Tantasqua Regional High School - Tantasquan Yearbook (Sturbridge, MA)

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HOWARD MCGINN KAREN MCMULLIN STEVEN MENARD A Somebody Too Many, and That L:Food, TV, Church, Sports. D:So- |! metimes School, Tests, Some Teachers. HA:Going On To Col- lege. FM:Moving to Brimfield. A:Softball. STEVEN MICHAELS TIMOTHY MILLER DOUGLAS MONETTE KATHLEEN MOORE 22 PATRICK MORAN L:Cars, A Certain Girl, Beer, Tell- ing People Where To Go. D:Snobs, People Who Think They're Cool, Winter, Cold Weather, People Who Think They're Better Than Every- one Else. PP:My Friends and My Family. HA:To Be Successful In Whatever | Do. FM:Summer ‘77. A:Yearbook Staff 3,4; Tomahawk 3; AV 2,3,4; Library Service 2,3,4.

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RICHARD MARCHILLE CHRISTOPHER MARTIN “Through The Years We've All Been Here Just To End Up Shed- ding Our Tears.” CHRISTOPHER MARTEL L:Clear Nights, Originality, Read- ing, Golfing, Thinking. D:Unnatural Things, Headaches. PP:Golf Clubs, Science Fiction Book Col- lection. HA:Achieve Success. FM:Last Years At THS. A:Soccer 2: Cross Country 1; Golf 1,2,3, Capt. 4: Basketball 1. PAMELA MATHER We've Only Just Begun To Live, White Lace And Promises, A Kiss For Luck And We're On Our Way. ELIZABETH MARTEL L:Tennis, Peanut M M's, My Grandmothers Homemade Soup, The Cars, The Morning After A Snowstorm. D:Bus 8, Christmas Without Snow, Being Lonely, Peo- ple Who Are Always Late, Getting Up Early. PP:My Family and My Memories. HA:To Find A Solution For Never Having To Say Good- bye. FM:Summer . ‘78, Nether- lands. A:Fine Arts Club 2,3,4: For- geign Language Club 2.3.4: Con- cert Choir 2. CHARLES MAY (Charlie, Chuck) L:Ulrika, Billy, Athletics, The Truth, Music, Walk- ing, Day-Dreaming. D:Lies, Waiting In Lines, Sugar, Disco, Fog, PP:My Family and Friends. HA:Self-Enter- prise. FM:The Summer Of ‘78. A:Soccer 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Basket- ball 1,2; Ski Club. MARSHALL MARTEL JEFFERY MAYFIELD 21

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VICK MORRILL L:Patches, Spaghetti, Gold Saxes. Summers At The Cape, Good Mu- sic, Steerage Rock, The Cham- pange Of Beers, Good Hands. D:Rainy Days, Beets, Over-Sophis- ticated People, Muddy Woods, Marching Band, Pigs, Kiss and Other Such Muck. PP:My Memo- ries and Future. The Red Big Foot. HA:To Live Life To Its Fullest And To Take Advantage Of My Abilities. FM:5 25 76, The Three Yellow Bellies. A:Band 1,2,3; Majorettes 2,3; Co-Capt 4; School Play 2.3: Western District Band 1. JOSEPH A. PADULA L:Soccer, Baseball, Dallas Cow- girls, Tull, Kansas. D:Running. Homework, Busses, Rush, Winter. PP:Myself. HA:To Succeed. FM:Getting Rid Of All My Brothers and Sisters. A:Football 1: Basket- ball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2.3.4. MIRIAN E. MUJICA “A Smile Costs Nothing and Pro- duces Alot. It Enriches Those Who Receive It Without Making Those Who Give It Poor.” PATRICIA PALMER (Palmer, Pat, Starsky) L:Wee- kends, Sports, The Thrill Of Victo- ry, Pistachio Ice Cream, Lunchin and Munchin At Friendly’s. Warmth, Horses, Partying. D:Hu- morless People, Misunderstand- ings. Getting Up Early, Monday Mornings, Butts, Riding The Bus. Inconsiderate People, - Sprints. PP:My Family and Friends, Memo- ries Of All The Good Times. HA:To Find Whatever I'm Looking For In Life and To Be Content Wit h It. FM:Egging Southbridge ‘77, All The Good Times. A:Volleyball 3.4: Basketball 1,2,3, Capt. 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Varsity T Club 2.3.4: Year- book 4; Ski Club 3.4. JACKIE NORTON Our Love Brought Us Together and Together We Have Seen How Much The Dreams and Happy Hours Two People: Share Can Mean. BONNIE PARKER ANTHONY OUIMET L:Ellie, Misquamicut, ‘‘The Cape”, Snowy Saturday Nights, ‘62 Cor- vettes. D:Paying Bills, Motorcy- cles, Waiting For Ellie To Get Out Of Work. PP:Car, Buck Knife. HA:To Be Successful In Life. FM:All Of The Good Times | Had With EI- lie. A:Soccer. BRENDA PARKER 23