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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

Richard Nixon Ayatollah Khomeini Idi Amin Indira Ghandi Burt Reynolds Cheryl Tiegs King Faisal Dustin Hoffman The Shah Muhammad Ali Farrah-Fawcett O.J. Simpson Dolly Parton Evil Knievel John Travolta Mark Spitz Clint Eastwood Julius Erving Steve Cauthen Hank Aaron Pelé Olga Korbut Mikhail Baryshnikov Merry] Streep Jane Fonda “Fonzie” Martha Mitchell Rosanna Rosannadanna Barbara Streisand Vern Margaret Trudeau Mrs. Thatcher Leonid Breschnev Nadia Menachem Begin Anwar Sadat M. Dayan Bobby Orr Juan Carlos Patty Hearst Jimmy Carter Miss Piggy Mao-Tse-Tung John Wayne Elvis Presly Bing Crosby Margaret Mead Harry Truman Duke Ellington Haile Selaisse J. Paul Getty Charles DeGaulle Howard Hughes Jimmy Hendrix Nelson Rockefeller Janis Joplin Groucho Marx Jim Croce Jack Benny Betty Grable Chiang Kai-Shek Charlie Chaplin Fransisco Franco Norman Rockwell Charles Lindbergh J.R.R. Tolkien ‘Mamie’ Eisenhower Jimmy Hoffa Freddie Prince Sid Vicious Chou En-Lai J. Edgar Hoover Jim Morrison Maurice Chevalier Edgar Bergen Arthur Fiedler Louis Armstrong Charlie Weaver Nikita Kruschev Margaret Mead Duke of Windsor Mary Pickford Agatha Christie Gary Gilmore F'iads Of The 70’s Mood rings drugs running fast foods ™ cults science fiction streaking disco yoga self-help books cable TV poprocks rollerskates pet rocks CB radioes Digital watches “slime”’ pocket calculators buttons novelty T-Shirts clogs The Annie Hall look shaven heads gold chains hot tubs racquetball jogging tennis punk haircuts food processors Chinese Jump Rope platform shoes knockers condominiums down vests double pierced ears denim jackets Perrier’s water MIA bracelets Bubbly Yum Squirmles Adidas Lip gloss “the wedge” perms Movies Of The 70’s Animal House Jaws Godfather (I II) Saturday Night Fever Alien Quadrophenia The Sleeper Rocky (I II) The Exorcist Moonraker Pink Panther Movies The Graduate The Way We Were Star Wars The Sting Blazing Saddles One Flew Over the Cuckoo's nest Apocalypse Now Hair Coming Home The Deer Hunter Close Encounters Breaking Away A Little Romance The Goodbye Girl Halloween Cabaret Love Story Oh God Life of Brian Semi-Tough The Main Event Tantasqua Senior Yearbook 1979-1980 EDITORS Linda Stevens, Editor-in-Chief Laura Apostol, Assistant Editor Debbie Keith, Sports Editor Karen Brown, Sports Editor Lori Coderre, Senior Editor Sarah Davol, Senior Editor Gerry Kay, Undergraduate Editor Marylee Ruscitti, Undergraduate Editor Bonnie Brackett, Financial Editor Richard Dionne, Vocational Editor Terry Thompson, Vocational Editor Diane Santoro, Activities Kerry Cannell, Activities Michelle Tetrault, Faculty Mark Wilson, Faculty Special Thanks to Sherri!! High ane —z Ses { yo, ae RiaSae see nee aN (iy Se cai a ee ? raha (Gre) ee nee = ‘ a f ws (A sy Do a) rag oe Y 0 66 Vor OLS 600 (Ae @. othe SHOSVG coe 0 (GS go G)O 000 IT Steg} 5 V Ole sea aves OES Ce 2) oc00 Xu I CPP) G00 Dedication It is during one’s junior year, perhaps the most memorable time, that the first prom takes place, that the once lowly sophomore is assimilated into the rank and file of high school society as an upperclassman, and that the trek through the annals of United States History is embarked upon, with the guidance and leadership of our resident historian, Mr. Vernon Bruneau. Mr. Bruneau, at first, appears to be an awesome, note-taking educator, who is determined to stunt our scholastic attainment, through his battery of tests, questions, and reports. But, with the hindsight we now possess, we can say that he did not hinder our educational progress, rather, he cultivated and nurtured it. He has played a large part in our success as students and will continue to do so with other students who will follow us. He taught us to be responsible and mature, education's most valued lesson. We thank him for his undying dedication to our education. Therefore, we wish to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Vernon Bruneau in admiration of and in respect for his knowledge and his loyalty to the purpose of education. Senior Class Officers Glimpses of Yesterday Carefree hours and very first flowers- Arched, golden pathways of stairways to power. Memories of love and - oh - surrender- Hearts and smiles and summertime splendor. Tree-lined lanes and peppermint canes- Truths and meaning with heartbreaking pains. Saturday danc es and princes with lances- Music and friendship turn into exciting romances. From diapers with pins to gold chains and gowns- Goodbye to balloons, and birthday party clowns. Here we are - grown up to stay, Moving on to tomorrow, do we lost track of yesterday? V. Messenger GEORGE ABDELLA THOMAS AHERN L: 8 parties, pay, sports, Billy Joel, all nighters, weekends, Mich Lite, pumpkin snatching, P.P.’s DL: losing, working in the rain, sore throats cold, fights with my brother (cause I always lose) PP:Family, friends, memories, my dreams FM: 6 3 79, 4 13-14 79 my party, times with Clutz FS: “Only the good die young’ A:tennis 1,2,4 TIMOTHY AHERN SUSAN AKTIV L:Supertramp, snow, mustaches, parties, Maine DL:cate lunches, being cold, braces, school bus- es, working on a sunny day PP:my stereo, my _li- cense and many fond memories FM:summer “79, my sen- ior year FS: That’s okay for you, but not for me” A:ski club 1,2,4 work study 4. KEVIN ALLEN L:winning, making peo- ple happy, being T.W.'s guy, watching my bas- ketball go through the hoop, soccer, baseball DL:Losing, seeing peo- ple cry being late, peo- ple who take and don't give, people who waste their lives and capabili- ties PP:my athletic equip- ment, my braces some- one that likes being with me FM: year of ‘79-'80, Feb.13,14 FS: 'I gave it all I got so I did my job, now what about you?” A:soccer 2,3,capt.4 bas- ketball 1,2,3,capt.4 baseball 1,2,3,capt.4 spirit week HA:To be a professional in whatever | do. KAREN ALOIA L:parties, Mr. Bruneau, BK, bears, warm sunny days DL:my mother’s moods, AUCy CGC. Be anotmbeing able to use the car, cold rainy days FM:Riverside 79, sum- mer “79 PP:My bears, my horses FS: Holy moses’' LISA ALSTEN L:The D.W., Duane, Jim H., hanging around, BYE DL:breaking up, saying goodbye, stuckup peo- ple, people who stare, staying at home on Sun- days PP:class ring, my family and friends, my kitten George Abdella Susan Aktiv Karen Aloia Thomas Ahern Lisa Alsten Timothy Ahern Laura Apostol Killian Arnold Denise Bard Denise Beausoleil Robert Aubin Russell Beeman Mark Balderelli David Barr Denise Benoit FM:Spring and summer of 79, years at THS HA:To be successful in all I do and to keep in touch with my closest friends FS: 'I don't believe it’’ A:softball LAURA APOSTAL L: The Kink,s Mozart, chocolate, German, ice cream cones, soccer, green gold, dark beer, receding hairlines, band, The Stones, 72- 02085, parties with Mike, Paul, and Isaac DL:math, mushrooms, A.H., disco, red, cats, trumpets. PP:my Haynes FM:Germany ‘78, sum- mer “79 FS: I can't believe it!” HA:to conduct the Bos- ton Symqhony A:Band 1,2,3,pres.4, marching band, 1,2,3,4 yearbook 1,4 Fine Arts 2 foreign language 1 ,2,3,4 prom committee 4 KILLIAN ARNOLD L:cheering for THS, MAO, tea, sweaters, fall, talking with Mr. Allen, Band H's, Norman Rockwell, Jillian's letters DL:taking the bus, Schroth's mouth, talking on the phone, losing, depression, 6:00 A.M., filling out applications, being broke PP:Gus, my long, luxu- rious hair, my appetite FM:11 1 77, 8 2-23 78 FS: ‘Miracles happen only to those who be- lieve in them.” HA:To make it through college A:football soccer cheer- ing 1,2,3,4 basketball cheering 1,2, gymnas- tics 1,3,4 Senior class play 4 ROBERT AUBIN MARK BALDERELLI DENISE BARD L:Kenny, being with my friends, Quabbin, Kan- sas, the song, ‘Sad Eyes’ DL: snobs ,people who don't dance, being tick- led, saying goodbye PP:family and_ friends, class ring FM:grandfather, Wash- ington band trip, Oct. 14, 1979 HA:work with handi- capped children A:softball, marching band DAVID BARR DENISE BEAUSOLEIL L:Richard, kids, the beach, food, W.W. DL:the cold, asthma, doctors PP:my I.D. bracelet, my locket, my ring FM:summer of ‘79, May ‘79 FS: 'That's interesting’ A: chorus RUSSELL BEEMAN L:Suzzie, apples, mon- ey, tractors DL:liver, winter PP:my Renault FM:summer of ‘79, the top of the 28 FS:'And you CAN'T CHANGE THAT! DENISE BENOIT L:always and_ forever M.T.M., true friends, hugs, dancing, disco DL:two-faced people, whining kids, snobs, customers, bananas PP:my teddy bear, memories of Mark, Mom FM:Mark, Nov. 4, 1979 FS: 'Catch ya later” A:chorus DONALD BENTLEY L:The Cars, Molson’'s Golden Ale, Devo The T Heads, 2:02 DL:disco, the number 1, the AML, Madame, hitchhiking in the rain PP:Candy-O, a picture, a mug FM: spring, summer of '79 FS: Life is but a bitch” NANETTE BIDWELL L:Mike, Alabama, de- cent cars, music, keg parties DL:leaving Alabama, not having a car, han- govers, being lonely, being away from my Dad PP:my Mom, my Dad, my pink hippo FM:Mike 1977-1979, Alabama ‘79 FS: What a rush!” “Really?” HA:To own a Trans Am, to know my Dad A:girl's room 1,2,3,4 LYNDA BIEBER L:the freshness of New Life, Rick in the morn- ing, my little Charlie DL:getting up every morning to go to school, a messy house, a messy person PP:Christ’s love for me; my love for Christ; this love I can give to others FM:when Rick came back PSife_ S BhroybmesHaul ct, Burshka” A:chorus ALLEN BIRON L:Trans Ams, being with friends, sports, winter, music, skateboarding on Maine roads at 4:00 in the morning, snow, ice cream, skiing, going to see movies. DL:snobs, New York, colds, Tuesdays, Eng- lish, pumping gas in the rain, librarians, home- work, flunking, being bored, fakes PP:family, friends, and memories FM:7 22 79, 7 3 79 FS: “No, Really?” HS:to succeed in every thing I do A:tennis 2,3,4 Allen Biron Matthew Bole Nanette Bidwell Lorraine Boucher Pamela Bliss Bonnie Brackett Laurie Briere Dennis Burns Nancy Britch Mary Cadieux Thomas Britch Karen Brown Kerry Cannell PAMELA BLISS L:THS, Richie, 13, New York DL:getting up at 5:00 A.M. for school, people who think they're better than others ey family, class ring, FM:Dec. 13, 1976, June 14, 1979 in New York FS: '] wish I was in New York HA:to travel the world and someday have a family A:foreign language club 3, ski club 3, indepen- dent study 4, cross country 1,2,3 track 1,2,4 soccer manager 4, varsi- ty club 2,3,4, yearbook 4 MATTHEW BOLE LORRAINE BOUCHER L:Jerry, Florida, walking in the rain typing, being with my friends DL:saying goodbye, winter, being sick, liver, working at the Clam Box PP:my family, my edu- cation, Jerry's class ring FM:years at THS, memo- ries of my Grandfather FS: 'No! I don’t think so, your a pain in my neck kid.” HA:graduate from col- lege and become a legal secretary BONNIE BRACKETT L:traveling, music, mov- ies, sleeping late, having a good time DL:bus rides, home- work, school lunches, marching band, work- ing PP:my memories, family and friends FM:Spring '78, Feb. '79 FS: “nobody’'s perfect!” HA:to see the world and be happy A:band 1,2,3,4 student council 2,3 volleyball 2 prom committee 4 soft- ball 2,3,4 basketball 2 yearbook staff 4 LAURIE BRIERE L:Rick, sunshine, many best friends, laughter DL:vacuuming, typing errors PP:varsity T's FM:visitations from Philadelphia FS: Your father drives a vacuum cleaner and your mother wears com- bat boots.” A:volleyball 2,3,capt.4 tennis 2,3,4 chorus, choraleers, NHS, math team, ski club, drama club NANCY BRITCH THOMAS BRITCH EUGENE BROWN L:football, basketball, skiing, winter, outdoors DL:sprints, night shitts, losing, asparagus PP:pair of hands, stereo, cross 10 FM:summer of ‘79, 6 19 79 HA:to go to college and succeed in whatever di- rection I go A:football 1,2,3,4 bas- ketball 1,2,3,4 NHS 2,3,4 KAREN BROWN L:Chris, skiing, Spooky, my china heart, travel- ing DL:losing, getting up early, goodbyes, housework, frogs PP:my family, my friends my starfire ring FM:10 25 77, my senior year HA:to be successful in international relations and lead a happy ful- filled life A:tennis 1,2 cheerlead- ing 2 basketball mar. 1,2,3,4 volleyball mgr. 3 student council 4 prom committee 4 foreign lan- guage club 1,2,3,4 DENNIS BURNS L:snowmobiles, racing, motorcycles, lots of snow cold, chevrolets, hockey, football, yama- ha’s the Holland Market DL:sitting around, being bored, dents in my car, getting blamed for things PP:my family, my car, my friends FM:my brother's parties, June of '79 FS: Yeah, Right’, “Go for it’ HA:To be the most suc- cessful person that | could possibly be. A:football 1,3,4 hockey 2,3,4 track 2 MARY CADIEUX L:tennis, skiing, hiking, camping DL:W.B., rainy days, colds, saying goodbye PP:friends FM:summer of '79, April 13, 1979 A:ski club 3 Varsity T 2,3 band 1,2,3,4 tennis 1,2,3 KERRY CANNELL L:Boston College, cheering, freedom, my friends, parties, the beach, MAO, class of ‘80, yellow, sunshine DL:moving, cold weath- er, goodbyes, practice til 5:00 PP:my good times at THS, my second family, FM:my many trips to CA, Boston College with Vicki and Diane, times with Jill, Eric, and John, 9 13 78, living with Killian How. meno mine: 4 ae “Chow!”, “Really?” A:cheerleading 2,3,4 track 2 volleyball 4 year- book editor 4 WILLIAM CARLSON L:food, running, fishing, Don's beat up Mustang, Kim DL:French, daylight sav- ings time, curfew, spell- ing, Curtis William Carlson Karen Chambers Christopher Caron Katherine Chambers Mark Caron Robert Charron Donna Chouinard Michael Cook James Chrabascz John Cooper Lori Coderre Charlene Coughlin HA:6 foot 2, 250 lbs PP:my glasses PF: If at first you don't succeed, quit” CHRISTOPHER CARON L:Karen, sports, money, winning DL:cancelled games, losing, sarcasm PP:my family, friends FM:10 25 77, the dis- tricts A: basketball 1,2,3, capt. 4 baseball 2,3, capt. 4 MARK CARON RICHARD CARON MARK CARRON L:bubbler in senior wing, years ahead, sports, food DL:a certain all-ameri- can city FM:7 10 77 HA:to be 6’8 and be coordinated PP:home A:basketball 1,2,3,4 soc- cer 3 KAREN CHAMBERS L:the ocean, fall, The Ea- gles, meeting new peo- ple, a certain someone in Ware DL:the rain, breaking up, goodbyes, working, unfriendly people PP:my family and friends FM:summers in Maine, 4 24 78 HA:to become success- ful in whatever I plan to do. KATHERINE CHAMBERS ROBERT CHARRON L:fishing, canoeing, rid- ing motorcycles DL:getting up in the morning, disco, cats PP:motorcycle FM:summer ‘78 FS: If anything can go wrong it will’ DONNA CHOUINARD L:dancing, ice cream, Colorado mountains sunsets, shopping DL:snobs, studying, greasy foods, tests, rainy days PP:family, friends, hap- py memories FM:Oct 20th weekend, ‘79 vacation to Colorado FS: Oh Well!” JAMES CHRABASCZ CHRISTOPHER CIASCHINI L:animals, jazz, writing, Chuck Mangione DL:waiting, punk, marching, messing up things PP:critters, my silence, my relations FM:Washington ‘78, New Hanpshire summer ot ‘79 FS: Sorry, I was only kidding.” A:marching band 12 ],2,3,4 tennis 1 library hangout 2,4 WILLIAM CLANCY L:girls, driving, sleep- ing, doing nothing, ar- guing DL:cold weather, shav- ing, doing homework, getting up, working PP:my stereo, father’s truck, my bedroom FM:going to the Cape, looking at girls on the beach FS: How’'s it going?” A:basketball 1,2,3 track 2 baseball 1 weight lift- ing LORI CODERRE L:champagne and roses, Danny, William Faulk- ner, poetry, sweaters, dreams, memories, Mr. Blake DL:hard rock, spoiling tradition, openings, diets, saying goodbye PP:Mom and Dad, a cer- tain picture, my sensitiv- ity, FM:my Christmas hug 78, Dec. 14, 1977, room 234, France Trip, the Netherlands FS:anything worth hav- ing is worth waiting for HA:to make myself and the people I love happy A:student council 1,2,3 math team 1,2,3,4 year- book 4 band 1,2,sec.3,4 NHS 2,3,4 Foreign Lan- guage Club 2,3,4 MICHAEL COOK L:running, baseball, ar- guing with Allen DL:C.C. meets, vokie hall, school lunch, cold practices PP: license A:cross country 2,3,4 baseball 2,3,4 JOHN COOPER L:senior football, base- ball, The Bad Company DL:the cheerleader’s cakes, Bob's special game plans, double ses- sions, hitting .222 PP:my great “speed”, my errcrless game FM:June 4, “Fenway”, trip to Cincinnatti HA:to live life to it's ful- lest A:football 2,3,4 baseball 2,co-capt.3,4 CHARLENE COUGHLIN L:Aerosmith, J. Geils, the ocean, going to con- certs DL:riding buses, cold rainy days, arguments, the end ot the summer PP:family and friends FM:J. Geils concert, ali the times at Hampton beach A:track 3,4 hockey man- ager 2,3,4 JEAN-PAUL COURCHESNE LAURIE CROKE L:cheering for THS, vic- tories, smiling faces, football games, skiing, Jean-Paul Courchesne Jill Dahler Audrey D'Amico Laurie Croke Sarah Davol Arthur Curtis Debra Daigle Lynn Demauro Vicki DiGregorio Johnna Duval Angela Faraguna Mary Dumas William Farrell Lester Dutka Gregory Faugno good times with all my friends, laughter, baby everythings DL:saying goodbye, de- feat, hospitals and shots, seeing other people hurt PP:my family, my friends, my cheerlead- ing coat FM:my senior year at THS, Brazil 79, all of our parties, Hogback 78 FS: Life’s truest happi- ness is found in the friendships we made along the way’ HA:to lead a full, happy, and successful life A:cheering 1,2,3,co- capt.4 student council 4 tennis |,2 prom commit- tee 4 varsity T club 2,3,4 ARTHUR CURTIS JILL DAHLER L:skiing with the Schlitz- grabber gang, ‘‘catch- ing rays’’ cheering for the Warriors, Mr. Blake, curls, driving the “Z , munching out, playing the piano, Styx, sur- prises gymnastics with Julie and Kel, the George family DL:losing, waiting for phone calls or letters, the two-mile, bad dreams, skiing in the rain, cigarettes, riding the bus, being frus- trated, diets PP:my diamond, my pic- tures and scrapbooks, my future FM:my trip to Wiscon- sin, 9th grade, summer vacations in N.J. with Ja- mie, Jen, and Maura FS: Or somethin’ HA:to always have con- fidence in my future to be happy with what I do and make other people happy too! A:football cheering 1,2,3,4 gymnastics 1,2,3,4 track 2,3,4 junior class secretary DEBRA DAIGLE L:Peter, Mustangs, Mr. Bombard, the Cape, weekends DL:gym, people who think they're great, but really aren't mondays, small checks PP:Peter, my friends, my family FM:6 28 79, 1 2 79 FS: Is there a party to- night?” AUDREY D‘'AMICO L:the 9, MAQ, Mol- son, double dates with Jill, Soper’s idea of Uto- pia, cold food, cruising with Arnold and Real DL:harpoons, acci- dents, Kell's driving, los- ing, depression PP:Shirl and Sal, ever lasting friendships with special friends FM:Drifter, summer “79 with the Real, Aud and Gaumond gang FS: Time makes you bolder even children get older and I'm get- ting. {con 7eae a3 14 A:class pres 1 student council 3 drama club 3 FFC SARAH DAVOL L:Maine, L.L. Beans, Bass shoes, Reid State Park, sewing, family tra- ditions, dusty sundaes DL:COLD marching re- hearsals A:band 1,2,vice pres. 3 treasurer 4 tennis 1,2,4 track 3 yearbook editor 3,4 LYNN DEMAURO L:summertime, times with my special friends, a rich man in Ireland, memories DL:people pulling my hair, snobs, obnoxious people, waiting, cold weather PP:family, friends, my Irish sweater FM: Ireland ‘78, summer of ‘79 at the cottage FS: Déja vu , ‘Don't be obnoxious’ HA:to become some- thing I’ve always wanted to be A:track 2 yearbook staff — supplement VICKI DIGREGORIO L:Bruce ‘“‘the Boss” Springsteen, Italian fam- ly gatherings, Italian food, tasting the good ite, being happy and traveling DL:depression, liver, osing my youth PP:my family, treasured friendships, my baby blanket, the love for my brother, my life FM:my childhood, _ all the good times that were shared with friends, Spain, Washington and 8th and 9th grades PSs erry. HA:to live a very happy life A:basketball 1,3 volley- ball 4 band 1,2,3,4 class officer 1,2,3,4 MARY DUMAS L:payday, traveling, TRUE FRIENDS, making people laugh, the beach DL:dumb drivers, being put down, getting old, SHS, final goodbyes PP:the faith and love of my family and friends, my ring, my car HA:To go through life and not forget the peo- ple I've met along the way. To be alive when THS beats SHS in foot- ball every year FS:What can I say.” Give me a break!” FM:trip to Washington D.C. with the band. My years at THS. A:band 1,2,3,4 chora- leers 4 choir 4 softball 2,3,4 LESTER DUTKA L:money, architectural drafting, stamp collect- ing, vacation, Soupy DL:out-ot-state drivers, being broke, gas prices, tests pranksters Michael Ferrara Diane Gagne Thomas Gamache Louis Ferraro James Gamble Beth Fisher John Galiher Ronald Gates Andre Gaumond William Gregory Robert George Diane Griggs Denise Giguere Eric Gray Tina Griggs PP:my family, my cat, my stamp collection FM:Washington D.C. ‘77, activities with J.S. FS:‘whaat, huh? A:yearbook staff 23.4 stamp club 3,4 JOHNNA DUVAL L:making people happy, Keith, New England, memories, teddy bears, Raggedy Ann, partici- pating DL:saying goodbye, worrying, indifference, making decisions PP:my family FM:times shared with Keith, our group's get- togethers FS:“Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true.” HA:to always be happy A:student council 1,2,treas.3 pres. 4 year- book 3 student advisory board 4 NHS 2,3 sec. 4 softball 2,3 prom comm. 4 SARI EK ANGELA FARAGUNA L:parties, being a senior, Burger King, eating Corvettes, Cheap Trick, a red camaro with white stripe, shopping DL:moving, HoJo’s, tak- ing the bus, getting up early tests PP:stereo, memories, friends FM:summer of ‘79 HA:to succeed in what- ever I choose to do A:drama club WILLIAM FARRELL L:driving, Saturday Night Live, the wilder- ness, being free DL:work, injuries, school days which never seem to end, having no car! PP:my treedom FM:Nancy B., Paula R. A:football 1 cross coun- try 2,3,4 track 3,4 GREGORY FAUGNO L:hunting, fishing, camping out, good par- ties DL:Pleasant St., bad atti- tudes, jokers PP:12 gauge, stereo FM:summer of “78 FS: Flying low, dying slow. A:hockey MICHAEL FERRARA LOUIS FERRARO L:Italy, Molson, Mo- hammed Ali, moon, dark skin, beach DLiliver, getting has- sled, brown, flat tire, Monday morning PP: little sister and family FM:summer of ‘77 FS: Chow baby” A:tennis 1,2,3,4 basket- ball 1,2 BETH FISHER L: Walking in the snow at 15 16 night, the Dallas Cow- boys, parties, hockey and cheesecake DL:disco, insensitivity, inactivity, goodbyes PP:my friends, family FM:5 7 79, summer of Th (oa 8 IIS, FS:“Sure” A:student council 1,3,4 The Boyfriend, drama club DIANE GAGNE JOHN GALIHER L:Marla, football, wa- terskiing, sailing, scuba diving DL:improvement squad, pride drills PP:Marla, family, ca- maro, memories FM:prom, Lake Winne- possakee N.H., football- 1980 FS:“Hey, kids!” HA:To graduate from college with my master’s degree in civil engi- neering and find a place for myself, and to lead a full and happy life. A:football 1,2,4 basket- ball 1 ski club 2,4 prom committee THOMAS GAMACHE JAMES GAMBLE RONALD GATES ANDRE GAUMOND L:sports, winning, Fall, L.A.W., Skynyrd DL:sprints, cigarettes, people who think they are better than others PP:my health A:football 1,2,3, capt. 4 irack 2 Scant, 4 ROBERT GEORGE L:Bad Company, Wednesday at 4:45, Pop Warner DL:Wednesday at 4:30, people falling off lifts, fudge, blood tests PP:my teeth FM:on the island, Fen- way Park FS: ‘What does it all mean?” A:football 2,3 capt. 4 stu- dent council 4 DENISE GIGUERE L:Porsches, Sox, Boston, Monty Python, Rolling Stones DL:alarm clocks, Gov. King, tuitions, S.A.T.S. PP: Yashica MGI a baseball FM:April 14 17, 1979 FS: You say too much altogether.” DONNA GRAHAM L:being with Christo- pher and Sue, thunder showers, butter crunch ice cream, walking through the woods in fall DL:getting shots, people who are two faced, girl's bathrooms, being de- pressed, feeling sick PP:my relationships with Sue and Chris FM:Aug. 8, 1978, Aug. Lynn Grimes William Grudzien Glenn Hammond Tod Groccia Dawn Hastings John Grudzien Robert Hayes 10, 1979 FS: Augh-yut-yut-yut- yut-yut A:concert choir 2,3 choraleers 3 ERIC GRAY L:Tomahawks, Sémon, the Apostols, “our bad company’’, mogul bash- ing. DL:Southbridge, Tues- days at 4:30, MS., lift line PP:Ralph, my main man, and my golden silence FM:being together in 1977 - fantasy island FS:Ya lookin for trou- ble, ya come to the right person.” A:football 1,2,3 basket- ball 1 baseball 2,3,4 stu- dent council 2,3,4 WILLIAM GREGORY L:football, golf, hunting DL:Jackie, Mary PP:car FM:Oct. 25, 1979 FS: Back up and re- group A:football, golf DIANE GRIGGS L:good friends, great times, happiness, sports DL:snobby people, be- ing criticized being cor- rected PP:my family, Michael, good friends FM:March 17, 1979, Au- Sharon Hemingway Robert Heske gust 29, 1978 FS: “Wicked decent!” NGI og BRP HA:To get married. Have a large family, and to become a nurse. A:tennis, bible study TINA GRIGGS LYNN GRIMES TODD GROCCIA JOHN GRUDZIEN WILLIAM GRUDZIEN ; L:Bad Company, senior Julie Hite Russell Holland She poche ee ball, skiing, being Po- lish, the sun, “‘crack- ing’, DL:Tuesday and Wednesday at 4:30, Bob's little games, B and E’s bombs, getting speeding tickets in Ver- mont, double sessions, the wind PP:my “golden” throw- ing arm? FM: on the island, the Boston game HA:To coach college football or baseball. A:football 2,3,4 basket- ball 2,3,4 baseball 2,3,4 PATRICK HALEY GLENN HAMMOND DAWN HASTINGS ROBERT HAYES Lynn Hooker Henry Hope Susan Horn LAURIE HECK SHARON HEMINGWAY L:basketball, running 17 18 ice cream, Summer, plants, a certain some- one DL:rude people, filling out forms, crowded bus- es, being last PP:family, friends and memories FS: The more I study the more I know, the more | know the more | forget, the more | forget the less I know, so why strdy?”’ HA:To be successful and happy with every- thing I try. A: cross country 3,4 bas- ketball 2,3,4 track 2,3,4 math team 4 varsity T club 3,4 foreign lan- guage club 2,3 ROBERT HESKE [EL ©2, bad) jokes, banging away at the soccer goal before prac- tice DL:ties, 2-miles, losing my hood, sailboat ride at Riverside, yellow chunks PP:my cac-u-lator, gym bag FM:summer of '79 FS: “A living dog is bet- ter than a dead lion” HA: To be a living leg- end. A:soccer 2,3,4 band 1,4 NHS 2,3,4 football 1 JULIE HITE L:nature, good parties, rock-n-roll, “T , gym- nastics DL:lima beans, obnox- ious people, violence, superficiality PP:silk roses, family, life FM:summer of ‘77, whipstock, Lynn's house FS:Chrrrriiisst!!” HA:To survive in this chaotic world!! A:gymnastics RUSSELL HOLLAND LYNN HOOKER L:a certain little Italian, cheering for THS, the Eagles, victories, my varsity cheering coat, skiing, puppies, clothes, Mikey’s curls DL:bugs, saying good- bye to old friends, fight- ing, defeats, tears, being lonely PP:my family, my friends, my memories, my future FM:my senior year, sum- mers of ‘78 and ‘79, 6 9 79, Hogback '78 FS: Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow Don't walk behind me, I may not lead Just walk beside me and be my friend. HA:To be a successful veterinarian and to own lots of animals!! ’ A:cheerleading 1,2,3 co-capt.4 tennis | track 2 student council 4 prom committee 4 year- book staff 4 varsity T club 3,4 HENRY HOPE Korin Howard York Jackson David Jefferson Lisa Hufault Tina Johnson James Huffman Karen Jacobson Rebecca Jolin Wayne Josephson Patrick Kittasdge Barry Jurezyk Karen Kohart Jill Kittredge Eva Kretschmar SUSAN HORN KORIN HOWARD L:music, friends, no homework, singing on stage DL:to many questions, tomatoes, PP:jeans FS: 'Hey, I can’t promise nothing!” A:softball, tennis, fine arts club, conservation club, guitar club LISA HUFAULT L:day dreaming, cats, rock music, food DL:getting up in the morning, yelling, liars PP:my cat Frytz and the letters from my friends FM:the days my father gets back from his trips HA:to have my own business and my mother to be proud of me JIM HUFFMAN L:Lynn, excellent par- ties with decent people, Molsen Golden Ale, my stereo, good rock bands DL:stuck up people, Miller, pride drills, disco, people who think they know what they're talking about, but don’t FM:nights in Boston, Whipstock PP:Lynn, my stereo, my Mom, my Japan jacket FS: Go for it™ ©Sure ” “Hey, man” HA:To be successful in any thing | do. A:football 1,2,3,4 YORK JACKSON KAREN JACOBSON DAVID JEFFERSON L:Wendy, skiing, swim- ming, food, plenty of time DL:homework, working at P.R., my car PP:Wendy, memories of IHS FM:September 24, 1977 HA:To be successful no matter what | do. A:gymnastics, 2,3 TINA JOHNSON [beincgu: withs.@.om partying, luxuries, friendly people, love DL:snobs, snowy days, being hurt, jealousy and possesiveness PP:my family and friends, memories FM:March 25, 1978, graduation day 6 2 80 FS: ‘Be suave’ HA: To reach my goals and be somebody that will make my parents and friends proud of. A:work study 2,3,4 year- book 1] BECKY JOLIN L:Gidzy, music, Shera- ton, Daltons, private par- ties DL:gas shortage, ‘‘white albinos’’, pajama nights PP: the gang, music FM:long cold walk in Southbridge W.C.C. ‘79 FS: Get the ... out!” us 20 A:fine arts, 3,pres. 4 chorus 1 ,2,3 pres. 4 soft- ball 2,3 cheerleaders 2 choraleers 1,2 BARRY JURCZYK L:skiing, soccer, RC flying, gymnastics, camping DL:fish, college english review, riding on the bus, being late PP:family, car, camera FM:winter 77 in Stowe VT, Mt. Washington fall ‘19 FS: 'What do you mean?” A:soccer, gymnastics, yearbook photographer, ski club DEBBIE KEITH L:David, my _ stereo, roses, The Eagles, friends, our parties DL:fighting, being away, goodbyes, car ac- cidents, homework PP:my diamond, memo- ries with David, certain pictures FM:5 14 78, summer of wis} FS: ‘Lets go” A:tennis 1, basketball stats. 2,4 track 2 prom committee 4 yearbook staff 4 HA:To get married to a special person and be happy at what ever I do. JILL KITTRIDGE L:times with old friends, going out partying with Dik ER AN DE eeMs being with D.T., meet- ing new people DL:people who think they are better than oth- ers PP:family and friends FM:going to Florida HA:to be successful A:basketball 3,4 softball 2 volleyball 3 KAREN KOHART L:playing the piano, a winning football team, Wednesdays, warm weather, ELP DL:snow in October, getting up early, being late, being lonely, say- ing goodbye PP:my family, my bible, memories of a certain friend Baits KO? OF ASii ame eal ae 4 17 79 FS: 'When the outlook is bad, try looking up.” HA:To be successful in whatever | do. A:clinical nursery school 3,4 lacrosse 1, field hockey | volleyball 3 library aide 1,2,3,4 PHOEBE LACY L:Alan, beer, sunburns, Rolling Stones, hearts DL:waiting for some- thing or someone, argu- ing with Alan, cold weather with no snow, brussel sprouts PP:my family and Alan FM:growing up at Sun- nybank — June 1, 1979 HA:To become a suc- Phoebe Lacy Jeffrey Lafranchise Karen Langevin Kelly Laferriere Jack Langlois George LaRochelle Laura Lavoie Diane Letendre Richard Lindsay Diane LeBeau Donald Litchfield Scott Leduc Douglas Littlejohn cessful cosmetologist. :cheerleading 2,3,4 ERIC LAFORGE L:music, competition, school, soccer, relax- ation DL:boredome, misun- derstandings PP:earth, sun, water FM: last night FS: You're young, you ll get over it!” A:hall walking (slowly) P23 A soccer! 12:34 track 3,4 KAREN LANGEVIN Ea@ ape Godan Ge Burger King, Kahlua, the gang, Harley David- sons, 68 Camaros, Mr. McDonald DL:stuck-up people, high class snobs. PP:a bottle of Kahlua, Rue FM:8 23 79, 3 18 76 FS: You have some nerve’ A:hall duty { block 3 girl's room 1,2,3,4 JACK LANGLOIS L:the beach, Cher, Boones farm, dreaming, tennis DL:secrets, losing, Mon- day mornings, forget- ting PP:my memories and true friends FM: Mic ‘n Sal’, my grandmother, Ithaca FS: “Shut the 74 “inp! HA:To be happy and successful with my dreams. A:track, tennis, ‘The Boytriend”’, gymnastics GEORGE LAROCHELLE L:hockey, waterskiing, parties, sleeping late DL:disco, going to work, no car PP:my dog “Blue,” my family FM:summer of 1977 BSe Right. A:hockey 3,4 baseball 3,4 LAURA LAVOIE L:being happy, the ocean, meeting people, hot fudge sundaes, Chi- nese food D:being alone, crying, saying goodbye PP:my family, close friends and Schultzy FM:times with Dana, summer of ‘79 FS: He's so precious” HA:To be someone spe- cial. A:cheerleading 3 DIANE LEBEAU L:ocean, Mike, summer, weekends, parties DL:studying, tests, rainy days, snobby people, getting caught PP:class ring, happy memories, a special per- son's love FM:July '74 M.P., Oct. 20th weekend FS:‘‘What? Really.” A:jogging, long walks 21 22 DIANE LETENDRE L:horses softball DL:bringing in wocd, winter PP:Crystal Dawn, our horses, my family FM:May 3, 1978 FS: Oh my God DONNA LETENDRE L:being with my friends, softball DL:saying goodbye, winter PP:my family and friends FM:May 3, 1978 FS: You did what?” DOUG LITTLEJOHN L:life, soccer, snow, the beach, music DL:lack of control FM:many FS: Oh my word HA:To achieve my high- est aim when I decide what it is. A:soccer 1,2,3, capt. 4 band 1,2,3,4 chorus 2 DENISE MARIER L:rollerskating, Wayne, snowmobiling, friendly people DL:school, rain, break- ing up, being grounded PP:my family, my ring, my dog FM:all the good times rollerskating MICHAEL McCLURG No Regrets Coyote, we just come from two dif- ferent sets of circum- stances. Joni Mitchell JAMES McGANN L:horses, skiing, the Raiders, Kansas, hunt- ing with Chuck, Busch and Gusto, Trans Ams, 4-wheelin’ in Jerry's pick-up DL:up-downs, being yelled at for no reason, windsprints, Pintos that bread down PP:my family and friends FM:all the nights out in Springfield and Stur- bridge doing destruc- tion with Ray, York, Tim, Tom, and big Bill FS: Take it in” Dick Far- land HA:To do all 1 want, and to achieve all my goals. A:football 1,2,3,4 bas- ketball 1 baseball 2 track eae! VIRGINIA MESSENGER L:oceans and poetry, hot tea, Mr. Hancock, politics and politicking, laughing at nothing and everything with Chris ‘til we're hysterical, Riunite and clandestine mee t- ings with candlelight, “my HoJo crew”, all mu- sic DL:saying goodbye, people who conform, losing!, car troubles, my inability to leave the past Donna Lovett Denise Marier James McGann Lisa MacDonald Virginia Messenger John Metcalfe Janet Middlemast Karen Muir Kathryn Mundell Sherri Migneault Joseph Murray Brennda Modugno Raymond Neilson behind, the Village Peo- ple and other such trash PP:my force and ambi- tion, my sterling and abalone ‘‘memory box ', my poetry FM:“Jackson- summer of 78, our sophomore class trip, Cape Cod ‘79 FS: “Hey, Sweetie! eG HA:1600 Pennsylvania Ave. - the White House A:student council pres. 1 class pres. 2,3 band 1,2,3,4 track 2 student gov't rep. 3 student ad- visory board 4 foreign language club, F.F.C.!, ski club JOHN METCALFE L:music, afros, The Kinks, Walker Pond, sports DL:getting up at 6 a.m. on weekends, disco, los- ing and lying, waiting in line PP:my stereo and _al- bums FM:Washington trip ‘78 FS: 'Geekers Crow! HA:To be both happy and successful with whatever career | choose. A:soccer 1,2,3,4 tennis 1,2,4 basketball 1,2 band 1,2,3,4 JANET MIDDLEMAST But there never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do ... once you find them. Jim Croce SHERRI MIGNEAULT L:photography, Koons, Tampa Bay, The Floyd, Spitfires, and The Char- lie Daniels Band DL:the proximity rule, goodbyes, being told what to do, Saturday practices, and anything that even resembles disco PP:my camera, a special photo, and my opal necklace FM:Florida April 17-30, 1979 FS: That’s Nasty’ HA: To meet my own expectations before anyone else's. A:tield hockey 2,3 year- book photographer 3 NHS 2,3,4 class secre- tary 3 BRENNDA MODUGNO L:the beach, sunshine, a special person, tequila, Hawaiians DL:snobs, people who have to have their own way, chemistry PP:my gold cross, my memories, Boots, my cat FM:Spain ‘78, all the mornings with Karen, Judi and Julie, my talks to Scotti FS: “Be unique, be yourself, be happy.” “Live, love, laugh, and be happy.” 23 24 KAREN MUIR L:sitting by the lake, sunshine, watching Mark play football, Sat- urdays, parties with my friends DL:being cold, good- byes, not being under- stood, being hurt, not knowing what's happen- ing PP:my family and all my good friends FM:moments spent with Mark, Summer of '79 KATHRYN MUNDELL L:Corvettes, The Cars, PWB, going shopping, waterskiing DL:waiting, getting up in the morning, being fat, German Shepherds, not getting what I want PP:my family, my teddy bear-Brian George, my brother's ski, my cheer- leading coat FM:my old house, my times with Joan FS: All great women are dead, and I feel ill. A: cheerleading 1,2,3,4 P.J. MURRAY L:Leslie D., Cape Cod, beer DL:jocks, real people, nosey people, jerks PP:my arp hat FM:PPP, the Perters Pond Park Massive FS: To the beach!” A:weightlifting RAYMOND NEILSON L:THS, class of ‘80, Dol- phins, good times with friends DL:lunch lines, gas prices, ties, South- bridge, 2-miles PP:my pickup, tennis racket FM:May, Gram, Robert FS: RRRight’’ A:football 1 soccer 2,3,4 tennis 1,2,3,4 BRENDA NORTON L:sports, the mountains, the four seasons, music, animals DL:negative people, saying goodbye, being sick, leaving THS PP:my class ring, my family and friends, my guitar FM:my father, all the good times ('73-'78) FS: What the hang”, “Norton Power” HA: To become what I'm destined to be, to make other people hap- p y, and to be happy and successful. A:band 1,2,3,4 basket- ball 2,3,4 softball 2,3,4 KELLY O'KEEFE L:Dr. Pepper, skiing, friends, being a beach bum, sun burns DL:staying home, home- work, rain, boring week ends PP:family, friends, my guitar Hiroshi Niwa Kelly O'Keefe Barbara Palmer David Norton Elizabeth Partlow Brenda Norton Christine Onners Brian Perreault James Provost Eric Perrson Guy Przybycien Lisa Phaneuf Christine Prizio Jeffrey Puckett FM:summer of ‘79 at Hampton, skiing in Colorado FS: ‘Whatever turns you on” CHRISTINE ONNERS L:a special “Tripp”, warm summer days, ski- ing(vertically), concerts, Bad Co., being myself DL:my high school ex- perience, breaking up, Phil Spiva, being told what to do, being under age PP:my sanity, my close friends, my weekends with Tripp, FM:6 20 78, summer of wie) FS: ‘Decent’, ‘Wick- ed'', ‘“‘Excellent’’, ’Pizaemlsuinaremicintice: HA:To make it in life. A:soccer manager 2,3 NHS 3,4 foreign lan- guage club 1,2,3,4 work study LUCIANO ORTONA L:Chris, Winter, snow- mobiling, rollerskating, hunting DL:school, school food, teachers, snobs, Sum- mer PP:Chris, my life, my friends FM:Summer of '79, Feb- ruary 20, 1979 FS: ’Maintain BARBARA PALMER L:Mellissa, Billy, coke, being married, PWK DL:having to lose some- one you love, Spencer, Dairy Queen, bills PP:diamond and wed- ding ring, my family FM:Gram, 7 15 78 FS: ‘“Mellissa don't you dare!” JANET PERRY L:YBM, good beach days, weekends, choco- late, Mr. Bill DL:making decisions, disco, last goodbyes, be- ing bored, gym PP:my family and memories FM:Summers spent in Maine, June 13, 1979 FS: “The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever.” A:foreign language club 1,2,3 hockey cheerlead- ing 4 ERICA PERSSON L: YES , being with a certain special some- one, sunshine, talks with Becky, being in a big crowd DL:being bored, lonely and depressed all at the same time, crying, jeal- ousy, being treated like a little kid, goodbyes, stereotypes PP:family, close friend- ships, my memories FM: Stamford ‘62- 76, 7 30 77, Vinnie FS: ‘What a bummer”, 25 26 “Flip me right out!” HA:To bo happy and satisfied with whatever | decide to do in life. A:track 2 field hockey 3,4 NHS 3,4 yearbook staff 4 MARY PLUMLEY L:skiing, swiming, tak- ing long walks DL:being sick, rain, get- ting up early, cities PP:my rabbit, my friends and family FM:1978 FS: “Oh Wow! A:chorus 1,3,4 CHRIS PRIZIO L:the beach, gum, sun- shine, vacations, the ra- dio DL:school lunches, study halls, rainy days, homework, snobs FS: “Oh boy!” CAROLYN REAL L:cheering for THS, lot 26, C.S., ice skating, snowmobiles DL:waiting, South- bridge, bus rides PP:my family, friends and skates FM:summer of ‘78, ASL IRs Te) MOy IESE of W779 FS: “If you love some- thing set it free. If it comes back to you, it’s yours, if it doesn't it nev- er was.’ A:cheering 2,3,4 tennis ] DEBBIE REECE L:one certain big smile, hockey games, laughing at silly things, Summer, getting mail DL:saying goodbyes, waiting, dumb argu- ments, crooked teeth, clothes that don't match PP:My memories of the good times | shared with family and friends. ‘De- cree of Friendship’”’ F2:Summer of '79 with Hampton beach trip (7 10 79), Brute, sailing, football shirts and mov- ies FS: “Who said that ?” “No kidding!” HA: To share my sense of humor with everyone and become famous for laughing. A:hockey cheering 2,3,4 baseball manager 3 MARLA REILLY L:smiling faces, football games, waterskiing, sail- ing, summer days, vol- ley ball, the ocean, soc- cer, the class of ‘80 DL:muffler breakdowns, unfair refs, poor sports- manship PP:family, J.G., friends, memories, Little Rascal FM: varsity soccer team of 79-’80, prom of ‘78- ‘79, camping at Lake Winnepossakee_ with James Rash Brenda Reed Marla Reilly Carolyn Real Jay Renaud Gordon Reid Paul Rigatti Glenn Robitaille Raymond Rousseau Teresa Rudzinski David Roche John Ryan Christine Salviuolo China Blowfish and the gang FS: ‘Seriously?!” HA:To be successful and happy in what ever O. A: football manager 1 soccer manager 3,4 track 1,2 snow ski club 2,3,4 prom committee 4 PAUL RIGATTI L:The Cars, skiing, sports, the ocean DL:disco, waiting in line, cheeseheads PP:my stereo FM:Summer of ‘79 HA: To be a translator for Jimmy or Ted. A:soccer 1,2,3 FRANCISCO RODRGUEZ L:to sleep late, basket- ball, girls, disco music, snow DL:hamburger gravy at school, cutting wood, making bed PP:I.D. bracelet, watch, family FM:coming to the U.S., living in Caracas FS: “Na’ Guara!” RAY ROUSSEAU L:math, winter, wild wa- ter canoeing, Tolkien, partying DL:J.L., riding the bus, politics PP:my mind (what's left of it), family and friends, my music FM:Summer of '76, the first time I ran a river! FS: ‘‘Yes!-No?-maybe.- sometimes!?!? .... A:gymnastics 1,3,4 CHRISTINE SALVIOLO L:Paul, Trans Am’s, Sat- urday nights, ocean, sleeping late DL:high class snobs, winter, homework, get- ting up early PP:Ph, Ph class ring FM:August 1, 1978, July 28, 1979 FS: “Could I have a dra- get please” A:track 2, girl's room 1,2,3,4 DIANE SANTORO Lecheening) PEs Dumbo, my coat, mon- ey, my job, times with my friends, parties after winning games, times with Vicki and family, Miss Piggy DL:taking the bus, los- ing to Southbridge, get- ting up at 6a.m., pic- tures, failing PP:my memories, my fu- ture, my friends FM:Easter '79(B.C.), 9th grade, Summer ‘79, New Mexico, lot 26 FS: If you love some- thing, set it free, if it comes back to you, it’s yours, if it doesn't, it wasn't yours to begin with.” Pa) 28 HA: To someday be able to look back and say, “! did the right thing.”. A:cheering 1,2,3,4 gym- nastics | class secretary 2,4 prom committee 4 foreign language club 2 varsity ‘'T’ club 3,4 LORRIE SCHROTH L:N.J.D. Jr., talking over good times with Audrey, going to the ocean, hav- ing true friendships, all my elephants DL:being told what to do, losing something that is close to me, peo- ple who talk behind my back, fights with big Al, having to leave my nice warm bed at 6 a.m. to get ready to go to THS, having to stay with Ar- nold while she gets sick at every party PP:my diamond neck- lace, my class rings, my friendship with my 3rd grade buddy, my family FM:3 12 78, all the good times with my friend, all the parties at Vicki's, 12 23 78, lot 26 FS: “Ya don't know what you ve got ‘til it’s gone” A:cheerleading 2,3 MICHELLE SIERAK A:Lambrusco, France, pasta, puddles, winnies eyes DL:vocihall, wedgies, Southbridge, secrets PP:my happiness, pho- tos FM:lot 26, Summer of ‘79 with special friend, 6 29 76 FS: You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need’’ Stones A:class treasurer 2,3,4 track 2,4 CYNTHIA SKOWYRA L:sports-especially vol- leyball and_ tennis, laughter, children, hugs, Yates, picnics, po- etry, nature, being Po- lish DL:saying goodbye, los- ing, being late, lazy peo- ple PP:friends, family, memories, Pam's flower FM:the old foursome, life at THS, times with Mary and her family, my childhood, rm. 221, the times with N.P.B. FS: AndI... I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. Frost HA:To learn how to make myself happy A:class vice president 4 student council 3 volley- ball 2,3 capt. 4 tennis 2,3,4 yearbook 3,4 varsi - ty “T”' club 2,3,4 concert choir 2,3,4 foreign lan- guage club 2,3 LINDA STEVENS L:Rolling Stones (Glim- mer twins), ‘drugs’, class of ‘80, liberalism, Diane Santoro Michelle Sierak Judith Sapaugh Cynthia Skowyra Lorrie Schroth Mark Shugart Andre St. Laurent Gilbert St. Laurent Rosemary Stewart Andrew Szumilas Kenneth Stearns Steven Tanski Deborah Tavares rock music, B and R.H., cones and signs, our football and soccer teams DL:disco, tests, my nerves, ex-janitors who think they are teachers PP:all my Stones’ al- bums, my friends, my family FM:Laura, Michelle and me shopping (1979), be- ing a senior!, inventing the Hairlines with Mi- chelle FS: It's only rock n’ roll (but I like it.)’ Stones HA:To die before | get old. A:math team 1,2,3,4 NHS 2,3,4 yearbook edi- tor 4 foreign language club 3,4 ROSEMARY STEWART L:certain someone, weekends, honest peo- ple, holidays, talking on the phone DL:snobs, nosey people, school lunches, reading boring stories, certain classes PP:my family, my class ring and my friends FM:April 20, 1979, Au- gust 21, 1979 FS: ‘Give me a break” A:library aid 1 ANDRE ST. LAURENT L:Tantasqua girls, fun, oppurtunity DL:beer, repetition, vo- cabulary, wasted time, bills PP:tools, car, life FM:2 14 78 FS:‘Super freak out A:NHS 2,3,4 yearbook 3 student council 3 GILBERT ST.LAURENT L:food, football, my car, girls Canada DL:snobby people, be- ing broke, clean up on Friday, school buses, beer PP:my stereo FM:staying a week in Canada on a farm FS: Go to Hell” JOHN STUART petanbicnWel, inewoweuuey. GYBSO, good _ school dances, soccer DL:the usual, sprints, simple band music, get- ting up at 5:40 a.m. PP:my close friends and musical instruments FM:prom “79, Washing- ton D.C. 77 and ‘78, dis- tricts ‘76 and ‘78 FS: “But the tender grace of a day that is dead will never come back to me’ Tennyson HA:satisfaction with life A: NHS 2,3 pres. 4 ten- nis 2,3,4 soccer 3 for- eign language club Woo ae anc lee oe math team 2,3,4 indep. study 4 STEVEN TANSKI 29 30 L:Monty Python, a little waitress in CA DL:dead batteries, dishes, the mornings after the nights before PP:Bunny FM:11 19 75, 7 7 78 FS: “Say what?” BARBARA TERRILL L:a special guy, walks in the woods DL:family's attitude, trips to Florida PP:my life, friends, gold music box, gold neck- lace FM:Summer of “79, July 4th weekend HA:To succeed in extra curricular activities and in my career. A:fine arts club MICHELLE TETRAULT L:Dave, Autumn, yellow roses, languages, a good joke, Jamestown, The Stones, midgets, ‘The man’ DL:people with a chip on their shoulder, being old what to do, mush- rooms, disco, Captain America PP:my life, the future, “hippie lips” FM:2 23 62, 7 7 79 FS:Don't force me to get rough with you!” HA:To uncover the true essence of life. A:NHS 2,3,4 foreign lan- guage club 2,3,4 year- book 4 HOLLY TETREAULT L:horses PP:en-Avl: FM:9 17 79 SARAH TETREAULT L:honest people, sports, all my friends DL:snobs, to much homework, school, get- ting into trouble, school lunches PP:Billy FM:Summer of ‘79 FS: I don't believe it’ A: softball MICHELE TRAHAN L:a certain someone, Singapore, slings, jewel- ry, collecting mice, hearts DL:warm beer, the price of gas, rainy days, get- ting up early PP:my car, my friends, my family FM:8 4 79, the Sum- mer of '79 at the cottage FS: “I swear to God! HA:To live by the ocean. A:track 2 WERNER WILI L:skiing, soccer, music, SNOW! DL:school lunch, J.K. PP:my ski equipment HA:Maybe to run my own business. To be wealthy. ERIC WILLIAMS Barbara Terrill Paul Veber Michelle Tetrault Darlene Vilandre Holly Tetreault Barbara Tully Philip Voyagis Werner Wili Keith Wilson Jayne Wojtowicz Eric Williams Missing Sandra Benoit Jay Johnson John Lachapelle Daniel Marcille James Mitchell Luciano Ortona Mark Portier Timothy Reardon Robert Spera Steven St. Jean Cynthia Thompson Roger Woods Jennifer Willman Mark Wilson Brad Worrell L:girls, JD's DL: losers PP:family jewels, friends FM:‘‘80 FS: “You're Right’ A: baseball, soccer KEITH WIT.SON L:skiing, chocolate don- uts, snow, New England DL:rain, braces PP:my friends and fam- ily FM:June 4, 1979-Fen- way Park, Johnna A:student council rep. 4 student advisory board 4 cross country 2 capt 3,4 baseball 2,3 prom committee 4 MARK WILSON L:powder skiing, pink grapefruit, team victo- ries DL:when it rains in Win- ter, being called Keith, burnt english muffins PP:my friends, my life and my skis FM:Boys State ‘79, win- ning border conference in tennis ‘77 FS: “Ich weiss nicht HA:To accomplish something of world im- portance. A:tennis basketball, NHS 2,3 vice pres. 4 JAYNE WOJTOWICZ L:waterskiing, hockey games, stuffed animals, blue eyes DL:getting lost, rain, be- ing alone, phoney peo- ple, blue bugs, K.B. PP:friends, family, fu- ture FM:Hampton Beach with my friends FS: ‘‘Poodie Skoodie” A:hockey manager 2,3,4 baseball manager 3,4 BRAD WORRELL L:night time, day time, cheese, that music, ob- oorving DL:Winter, rust, those who take it too seriously PP:my guitar, my pen, my feet FM:A summer to myself and the good times there in. FS: “You can't always get what you want.” SUPERLATIVES E N I O R Class artists: Brad and Eva Most versatile: Diane MISSING: Talks least says most: Phil Voyagis and Janet Middlemast Missing are Mark Wilson and Julie Most Daring: Cindy Thompson and Tim Ahern Hite Class flirts: Lorrie Schroth and Jack Cooper Class Brains: Linda and Phil 4 Xe : ; an Class Couple: Eric and Jill Nicest Smile: Lynn and Bill Most School Spirit: Laurie and Bob hat o al ma i ; ‘ 4 x | ‘s ae: We erage | e Fa ae ee | Talks Most Says Least — Most Argumentative: Most Likely To Succeed: Lori and Gene John 33 34 CLASS WILL We the undersigned seniors, being of sound body and almost sound mind, hereby bequeath the following possessions .. . To Mr. Bombard: All my hall passes — from Donna Chouinard and Diane Lebeau Another secretary — from Pam Bliss A book entitled “Pressure Points’’ — from Eric Gray The memory of my junior year — from Jim Huffman An easier case load of skippers — from Brennda Modugno A new window — from Tim Ahern One year to rest after I’m gone and one year to get ready for another Schroth! — from Lorrie Schroth A million hugs and kisses to thank him for making my H.S. years extra special — from Jill Dahler A smile every day and lots of patience — from Karen Kohart To Mr. Roach: A bottle of Visine — from Nanette Bidwell All my jokes — from Gene Brown A copy of “Intruder in the Dust’ in 500 million pieces — from Laura Apostol A set of eyes that look straight forward — from the Basketball team Thanks for all you've done for my life — from Mark Wilson A good solid B+ — from Lori Coderre To Mr. Walker: My Math — from Chris Prizio My Yankees Pennant and my autographed picture of Reggie Jackson — from Lori Coderre To Mrs. Waite: An Eva Gabor wig — from Nanette Bidwell A box of Loreal, because she needs it — from Jack Langlois A muzzle — Anonymous To Mr. Yates: The lost discus ‘Happy Hunting’’ — from Charlie Much respect — from Lori A nice big HI — from Sarah A tape recording saying, Okay girls, Let's get to our homerooms” — from Sue Aktiv To Mrs. Knowlton: A special thank-you for helping us with a very successful year — from the Student Council To Mr Allen: The album 'Get the Knack” with his favorite song, GOOD GIRLS DON’T — from Bob Charron To Mr. Bond: A toupee to cover the shiny spot on his head — from Al To Mrs. Green: A quiet library at least once a year — from Karen To Mr. Castendyk: A new mailbox — from us To Mr. Almand: My thanks — from Donna Graham To Mrs. Crockett: My Accounting Practice Set — from Rosemary Stewart To Mrs. Savage: A cat — from Lisa Alsten To Mrs. Sawyer: My folder — from Sarah Tetreault To Mr. Charette: All my knowledge of English — from Pam Bliss To Mr Wallis: Christ's Love — from Lynda Bieber Tox@DR: All my sweaters — from Lori To Mr. Robie: My marching band gear — from Chris Ciaschini To Mr. Hancock: A good map holder and a course in women’s liberation — from Laura Apostol The luck of the Irish — from Lori Coderre To Mr. Norton: Good ‘ol Norton Power — from Brenda Norton To Mr. Pauli: A gym bag (paper bag) — from Chris Ciaschini To Mr. Blake: A collection of interesting books — from Korin Howard My comments for his classes — from Janet Middlemast A smile, my love, and many thanks for putting up with me — from Lori To Vern B.: Another successful world tour- “Knock ‘em dead’ — from o ne of your fans To my teachers: My books — from Kevin Allen A smile and a thank you — from Vicki DeGregorio To a certain student teacher (ex-janitor) A slap across the face — Anonymous To Joan Beauchemin: A tennis manual on how to teach and play tennis — from Mary Cadieux To Mr. Dube: A case of black licorice — from the baseball team To Coach Zinnie: A hearing aid — from the football team To the cafeteria ladies: A Betty Crocker Cook book — from Lorraine Boucher To the library: All my books — from Diane Lebeau Donna Chouinard To the football referees: A rule book — from the football team To Diane Gagne: A fire to burn that ugly leather hat — from Nanette Bidwell To Brian Minchoff: The THS band — from John Stuart To Leigh Tasse: My “I'm a Rom's girl’’ T-shirt — from Michele Trahan To Bruce DeMauro: A gas mask for the ride to school — from Erica Persson All of his clothes — from guess who? To Bonnie Heroux: “They're all yours!’’ — from the senior girls To Lisa Steensen: My broken tennis racket — from Mary Cadieux To Mierda: A wish for a great and a sober senior year — from Michelle Tetrault To Mark Soper: A Utopian date — from Michelle Sierak A life long supply of superglue — from Kelly Arnold My “Doors’’ album — from Kerry Cannell My map of the yellow brick road to the top of the mountain — from Lorrie Schroth My accent and my memories of the Lynard Skynard concert and my patience with John Keenan — from Julie Hite A free pass to my version of Utopia — from Audrey All the stars and tomahawks he’s been jealous of — from Bob George To Amy Scott: A book entitled “100 ways to leave someone else’s guy alone” — from Lisa Alsten To the junior yearbook staff and director: My yearbook, and you know what you can do with it!!’’ — from Steve Tanski To Richard Dionne: The whole stamp club — from Lester Dutka To Dave Ethier: A book on how to succeed in beginner boxing — from L.D.M. To whoever thinks they can fill it: My football position — from Jim Huffman To Jim: A wish for happiness like that which you made possible for me and a supply of lollipops all your own so that you won't be eating mine — from Michelle Tetreault To Lynda Bieber: Unending friendship — from Laurie Briere To the upcoming Tantasqua football teams: The pride and spirit to never give up — from John Galiher To whoever gets it: The junk in the bottom of my locker — from Chris Ciaschini To Joseph Pitisci: My math tests from 9th to 12th grade — from Lester Dutka To my younger sister Kim: My place in THS — from Kelly O'Keefe To anybody who can stand the smell: My team locker — from Jim Huffman To Butch and Nancy: Hopes for many more fun parties — from Sue Aktiv To the volleyball team: My Banner — from Cindy Skowyra The buddy system — from Vicki DeGregorio To Danny Minchoff: Thanx for everything — from Lori To all the junior space cadets: Outer space — from George Abdella To anyone who will take them: DEVO — from Don Bentley To fellow Tantasquans: All the Best — from Vicki DeGregorio To the faculty and my friends: Thanks for all the fun and happiness in high school — from a senior To Tony Cardenas: My altered state of consciousness, a pair of jeans and a couple of har- poons. — from Julie Hite To Candy Levesque: A Block accounting class with Brian Jacques — from Mary Dumas To Lynda, Laurie, Lisa and Sandy: We were once joined as one, but now we must make important decisions that will effect the rest of our lives. To you I leave all the luck in the world — from Mary To D. Jalbert: My snotty attitude toward her — Chris Onners To Tim Ahern: A can of worms, a beat up Chevrolet and a bottle of sedative — from Tom Ahern To Pam Bliss: A one-way ticket to N.Y. — from Al To Ray Nielson: A new book on how to play tennis — from Al To Kevin Doherty: A book on how to lose weight — from David Jefferson To Andy Truax: An English class with Mrs. Halvey — from David Jefferson To Karen George: My fantastic track and field ability HA-HA — from Jill Dahler To the 1980 football cheerleaders: A lot of hope that they'll have a great football team like we had — from Jill Dahler To Sal Romano: An Italian horn — from Louie Ferraro To Dave Grillo and Ann Toomey: The thought that I'm still here — from Korin Howard To Mo: I leave you the Bari — I hope you don't get the same B.S. I got out of it — from the B.S.-B.S.player To junior softball players: If you get mad at your coach, DON'T THROW EGGS at a blue house, it’s a sticky situation — from THS park's Ist base To the faculty and students (especially seniors): Thanks for making my years happy and enjoyable — from a lucky senior To Debbie Boucher: My shorthand book — from Lorraine Boucher To Chris Watson: Good luck in all the running, jogging, etc. you do — from your running companion A good 5-minute mile, good luck and have fun — from Sarah To Liz Tetreault: French III with Madame — from Karen Brown To Holly: Unlimited hot water — from Karen To Lisa, Nancy, Ginger, and Bruce: A fabulous senior year — from Linda To Nancy: A hug and a smile — from Cindy Skowyra To my daddy: Choco chip cookies — from Cindy Skowyra TioulHS: Laughter in the hallways — from Cindy Skowyra To Michelle, Dale, and Jim: The will to make it — from Lori To Bill Porter: Your own personalized steering wheel — from Jim McGann 30 miles of wallpaper portraying himself — from Kelly Arnold A pool stick — from Louie Ferraro To “Power-house”’ Skowyra: kneepads — from Laurie Briere To Cyn: Unending friendship — from Lori To the class of '81: school lunches — from Diane Lebeau Cafeteria Hamburgers — from Donna Chouinard The power and pride of THS — from Mary Dumas All Mr. Allen's lectures on morals — from Mike Cook A great senior year — from an ‘80 senior To Mary Dumas: A vacuum cleaner — from Laurie Briere To Andy Truax: A muzzle, ‘Mother knows best’ — from mom To Robert Lussier: : The blue print of my 12th grade house — from Lester Dutka To Laurie Briere: My contacs — from Lynda Bieber To Kelly Pleu: Another exiting year in foods class — from Sue Aktiv To Beth Brown: my first chair position — from Laura Apostol To Janet Middlemast: My nightgown — from Lori Coderre A recording of the piccolo concerto in c major by Vivaldi — from Laura Apostol To next year’s field hockey team: Luck, hope, and spirit — from Erica Persson To Steve LaPlante: A punchin g bag — from Michele Trahan To a poor unsuspecting junior: The NHS — from John Stuart To Margarita Dumas: My bananas — from Lynda Bieber To Darlene: My pen or pencil — from Rosemary Stewart To Peter Bard: A book entitled, ‘‘101 ways to say ‘not tonight’”’ — from Lisa Alsten To the next lucky person who thinks they can fill the shoes: My cheering spot — from Diane Santoro To the soccer team: Light practices on the day before games — from Doug Littlejohn To Beth: Lots of luck as a junior — from Linda To whoe ver tries to get the girls out of the bathroom in the morning: Good Luck — from Brennda Modugno To the school: I leave the last and final Giguere — from Denise Giguere To Paula Phiffer: The potter's wheel — from Barry Jurczyk To Karen George: A seat in Mr. Charrette’s class — from Barry Jurczyk To Sue and Chris: My friendship and love — from Donna Graham To Karen Morris and Linda Curboy: My place in the girl's room (ha,ha) — from Virginia Messenger To Toni: Kizzy, to keep Sambo out of trouble — from Audrey To Shelly Everrett: All the luck in the world with your two remaining years at THS — from Lisa Hufault Ties UAW My athletic uniforms — from Kevin To a brain surgeon: My brains to figure out — from Kevin Allen To the class | left behind: The best senior year possible — from Sherri To Guy Przybycien: A special thanks for all the time and effort you gave us making the run throughs, posters, and pillow cases — from the fall varsity cheerleaders To Conrad St.Laurent. The welding dept. — from Andre St. Laurent To Victor St. Laurent: The carpentry dept. — from Andre St. Laurent To Chris O.: A pencil and paper (so you won't forget to write) — from Lynn A map to Lynn's college — from Karen To Chris Ouimet: More time to be a yearbook photographer (someone has to take my place) — from Sherri To whom it may concern: “The future’s uncertain and the END is very near’ J. Morrison — from Doug Littlejohn To my little brother: My straight teeth and Freckles — from Lorrie Schroth To Brenda Lachance: A book on how to stop arguing — from Debbie Keith To Janet and Brenda: My typing book and eraser — from Debbie Keith Unlike her predecessors, Janet Middlemast leaves her bassoon Brad Worrel leaves his hands to science his brain: throw it in a tornado Everything else you can fight over Bob Heske leaves his humor to, we hope, no one! 35 36 Diane LeBeau Remember When? bh Lan See Jeff LaFranchise _ yt Bw fel tN AMEE sa? Karen Brown Jack Langlois Teresa Rudzinski Sarah Davol s| Lorraine Boucher wy we An i ° Kathy Karen Chambers Pat Kittredge Laurie Croke Erica Persson Brenda Norton . ji ww Donna Graham Sue Aktiv Lester Dutka Barbara Terrill Denise Bard Vicki Digregorio Jeff Puckett Sarah Tetreault 37 38 Laura Apostol Lorrie Schroth Karen Aloia Lynn Hocker In The Year 2000 | Laura Apostol is in Germany in the Munich Symphony. Johnny Puke Co. are a world famous punk band. Lynn DeMauro is still at Rom’s. Jill Dahler is Mrs. Eric Gray. Sherri Migneault is a photographer for Playgirl. Bob George gets his braces off. Jim, Guy, Tony, Dennis are back coaching the 0-14 hockey team. Louie is a world famous pool-shark. Lynn, Diane, Laurie, Kerry, Katherine, and Kelly are Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders. Linda Stevens meets Jim Morrison after all these years. Jayne Wojtowicz owns her own boutique on 5th Avenue. Sharon Hemingway discovers a planet beyond Pluto. John Stuart is Dean of Princeton. Janet Middlemast sings with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. Dave Jefferson is still kicked out of the Library. Chris Ciaschini is a sheep farmer in Wales. Keith Wilson wins the Boston Marathon. Erica Persson coaches THS field hockey. Matt Bole, five-star general. Chris Onners throws a world famous Halloween bash. Jim McGann takes a good picture. Jim Huffman is still smiling. Jim Mitchell is still trying to graduate. Bonnie Brackett is manager of Friendly’s. Gene Brown is drafted by the Patriots. Bob Heske is making rocking chairs. Pam Bliss is the Congressional Secretary. Cindy Skowyra wins Wimbledon. Vicki DeGregorio becomes president. The class of ‘80 is together again at their 20th reunion. The Ugly Duckling Getting ready A break from rehearsal | {fl Wei Wim) aS 1-8 (@, r- r 2 pT Who, Me?? Such Grace! A great success The finishing touches 40 THE END This is the end beautiful friend This is the end my only friend the end of our elaborate plan the end of everything that stands the end no safety or surprise the end I'll never look into your eyes again Can you picture what will be so limitless and free desperately in need of some stranger’s hand in a desperate land Lost in a Roman wilderness of pain and all the children are insane All the children are insane waiting for the summer rain There’s danger on the edge of town Ride the king's highway Weird scenes inside the gold mine Ride the highway west baby ....... This is the end beautiful friend This is the end my only friend the end It hurts to set you free but you'll never follow me The end of laughter and soft light The end of nights we tried to die This is the end. ---- Jim Morrison 41 Noe Mon Ra ct Ay c ae Fe a ge ae RES 43 44 | RAL Cs ui ALO AULA Kady Kerman 45 46 an b ¥ AN uf WAAL i p GN 1 VULTE ap an Ser DAG | NOY 47 48 a 4 : ; | ¢ 2 = 49 50 Mr. Bruneau? E. Abbott D. Aho M. Allen K. Arachkavitz C. Aubin E. Barr J. Barr C. Bateman K. Beaudry R. Benoit T. Benoit R. Biron M. Blondin S. Blair M. Borbeau D. Boucher D. Boudreau M. Brisson D. Brosnan B. Brown K. Brown D. Burt C. Cadieux J. Caron M. Carty D. Champigny J. Chevalier L. Chouinard J. Christo W. Cibien 51 52 M. Cook K. Cooper D. Curtis E. Dahler S. Demetrius J. Deforge C. Dionne C. Dickinson K. Doherty C. Downey R. Duff P. Duval M. Everrett R. Farland M. Favereau M. Ferrara M. Figura L. Finney T. Fisher J. Flannery M. Folger C. Forkey P. Frain D. Gagnon R. Garneau S. Gates J. Gauvin L. Geitz B. Gelinas R. George S. Gerrish M. Girard S. Girard L. Girourd R. Gordon S. Gray R. Gresenz S. Griffin B. Hanson D. Hartman S. Hemingway L. Hibbard J. Hickland J. Hodge J. Hoenig G. Jackson D. Jalbert P. Johnson B. Jolin J. Jolin R. Julian K. Kieth R. Kelly J. Kenney P. Keyes 53 54 K. King S. Kitteridge A. Kohart J. Krans R. Kreissle P. Kretschmar R. LaBarre L. Labonte N. Labonte B. LaChance L. LaFleche R. Lafranchise J. Langlois R. Larochelle H. Lawrence S. Leduc D. Lee W. Leger J. Libby P. Litchfield L. Mappleback J. Markert M. Matys D. MacConnell J. MacConnell D. MacDonald P. McCullough C. McNeely L. Milsop B. Minchoff C. Moran T. Moran S. Morin J. Normandin C. Olmstead C. Olson N. Onners J. Parody K. Perry A. Peterson W. Peterson K. Peterson G. Planta J. Pleu K. Pleu S. Polakowski R. Pontbriand R. Poirier P. Prizio L. Provost T. Pryzbicien R. Pybas K. Real S. Reed C. Reis C. Richard C. Richardson B. Rivers P. Robidoux K. Robinson 55 56 R. Rogers C. Ross C. Rouleau K. Russell M. Santoro A. Scott R. Sears J. Segros J. Shea R. Sheldon G. Sherman D. Shugart M. Sierak P. Simpson C. Smith C. Sorenson D. Spence R. Stanton P. Stone S. Streicher G. Tavares C. Tenney L. Tremblay N. Tremblay A. Truax B. Twining P. Valerio M. Watson B. Welch D. West il “y eI 8 0 = vi D. Wilson J. Wotowicz P. Young J. Zelnia 1cers geet Class Off 57 I Richard Bond. Social Studies. A James Allen. Mathematics. ‘My mission: Social Studies.” “You were looking at the trees but you E Francis Bansfield. Guidance Counselor. J] Nancy Bourdeau. Physical Education. didn't see the forest.” “Did you take your S.A.T.?” ‘Bump, Set, Spike!’’ B Claude Allmand. Art. F Leonard Beaulieu. Vocational Eduction. K Vernon Bruneau. Social Studies. “Got anything to eat?” G Kenneth Blake. English. “I'm not poo-pooing it, I mean, what C Marion Antos. School Nurse. “I dig Henry David Thoreau.” the hell!” “Of course I'll excuse you from gym.” H Robert E. Bombard. Assistant Principal. L Edward Bzdula. Business Education. D Alan Averback. Special Needs. “Where are you supposed to be?” “Hello, how are you?” SG) ee ot Mary Bzdula. Business Education. “You're not sitting like a lady. Marie Caruso. Foreign Languages. “Now, sit down in your chair.” Christian Castendyk. Social Studies. ‘Let's have a pancake breakfast.” Kathleen Champagne. Foreign Languages. “Viva Mexico!” E Roger Charette. English. “Ah, people.” Mary Crockett. Business Education. Norman Czynewski. Vocational Education. “Vocational means success.” q@ 7 Donald Clifton. Vocational Education. Michael Dube. Science. ‘We've had a super season.’ “JUICE!” Sally Earle. Mathematics. “You're going to drive me craaaaazy!”’ William Emrich. Science. ‘When I was in the Marines ... Alfred Errede. Industrial Arts. ‘Morocco, come quick, I need you! um UQOwW . Richard Farland. Physical Education. “We're 7 and 3!’ Deborah Freedman. English. Timothy Gilrein. Special Needs. William M. Gorman. Social Studies. E Dorothy Green. Library Staff. “I've got names on this list.”’ F Haley. Nurse's Aid. “Don't worry, dear, it won't hurt.” G Clare E. Halvey. English. H Andrew Hancock. Social Studies. “Take me to the Met.” Patricia Hicks. Office Staff Patricia Harrington. Vocational Secretary. “Yes, Mr. Pieterse.”’ Agathe James. Foreign Languages. Allons, allons.”’ John Keenan. Librarian. “Quite, out there.” A Elaine Knowlton. English. “That can be found in Act I, Scene III, Line 98.” B_ Elaine Lengoski. Office Staff. C Thaddeus Lesniewski. Vocational Education. Brrrrrr- D_ Robert Luccier. Vocational Education. E Rita Lundberg. Mathematics. LCPETS. F James Mackirdy. Special Needs. ‘Where is your pass?” Walter Marrino. Vocational Education. Susan Martin. Special Needs. aq I Norbert Matera. Science. “Abritrarily speaking. J] Peter McDonald. English. “Let's win gentlemen.” K Lorraine McGrath. Home Economics. _Keep stirring that.” L Melody Morey. Art I Joseph Pitisci. Vocational Education. A John Morocco. Industrial Arts. ‘Settle down!” “People!” E Barbara Olandt. Special needs. J] David Rennie. Vocational Education. B Garfield C. Norton. Principal. F Joan Pariseau. Office Staff. K Jean Riddle. Science. C Paul O’Brien. Science G Walter Pauli. Physical Education. “The plants ate your WHAT?” D Patricia O'dell. Guidance Office. “Take out the basketballs.” L_ David Roach. English. “Where have you applied to?” H Charles Pieterse. Vocational Director. “Yup, yup, yup.” Curt Robie. Music. “You with the tuba, stop in the name of the law!”’ Dolores Savage. Business Education. “Let's go people, before I send you to Mr. Bombard’s.” Nancy Sawyer. English. ‘Homeroom time, girls.’’ Robert Shilansky. Attendance Officer. “O.K., You slept late today, right?” E William Utess. Assistant Superintendant. F Patricia Waite. Foreign Languages. “Look at Markie’s pictures.” G Allan Walker. Mathematics. “Now, I have got a story; These two ” Guysieae H David Wallis. Music. Robert Warren. Vocational Education. “Be a man.” Louise Willett. Guidance Office Secretary. ‘I’m not here to give passes!”’ Patricia Ballard. Student Teacher. Foreign Languages. “When I was in Colombia, or was it Peru, or was it Africa ...?” Robert Thern. Student Teacher. Foreign Languages. “Gisela, Gisela.” Roland Wilson James White Superintendent of Schools Social Studies Kenneth Yates Roy Wohlander Science Vocational Welding Dept. “You're too stupid to understand.” Cafeteria Staff Custodians “Bon Apetite!” “Whistle while you work.” AREA TS a oe 5 ie ee a Many statements have been written on Vocational Education and most of them say in essence that Vocational Education offers courses that prepare students for immediate employment as a semi-skilled or skilled worker or technician in a variety of recognized occupational fields. Rather than dwell on this, I would like to offer the following statement. by John Gardner, former Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare which combines logic with an excellent philosophy. “The Society which scorns excellence in plumbing because it is a humble activity and tolerates shoddiness in philosophy because it is an exalted activity will have neither good plumbing nor good philosophy, neither it’s pipes nor it’s theories will hold water.” Charles R. Pieterse Vocational Director Carpentry Seniors CARPENTRY GRADE 12: Mark Caron, James Chrabacz, Lester Dutka, William Gregory, Russell Holland, Richard Paradis, Roger Woods. NOT PICTURED: Bruce Coskie, John Dolan, Alan A. Letendre, Glen Moreau, Karl Rearick, Leo Aucoin 67 68 Carpentry Juniors CARPENTRY GRADE 11: Charles Bently, Albert Bonetti, Steven Boyd, Russell Burtt, Kris Cloutier, Michael Dhembe, Bruce Granger, Kevin Lariviere, David Lincoln, Michael Roach, Barry Robbins, Gerald St. Laurent, Armand Thibert Carpentry Sophomores And Freshmen ; lm ae Pt, CARPENTRY GRADE 9: Douglas Adriance, Richard Curboy, Jeffery CARPENTRY GRADE 10: Daryl Brown, John Couture, David Lin- Durkee, Robert Gaumond, Jeffery Lazarick, Mathew Lombard, Rich- coln, Debra Peloquin, Thomas Sampson, Thomas Spera, Victor St. ard Josephson, Mark Petrowicz, Kenneth Michaels, Jeffery Mundell, Laurent, Timothy Young, Salvatore Fortuna, Gary Filer Michael Barwick 69 70 Drafting Seniors yen te ee tae DRAFTING GRADE 12: William Farrell, Tillman DRAFTING PG: Not Pictured: Gracellen Riel, Al- Landry, Robert Poirier, Mark Shugart bion Prindle Drafting Juniors DRAFTING GRADE 11: Barbara Bateman, Rich- ard Dionne, Terry Thompson 71 72 Drafting Sophomores And Freshmen DRAFTING GRADE 9: James Gregoire, Lynn DRAFTING GRADE 10.: Paul Kania, Diane Men- Pontbriand, Raymond Quattrocelli ard, Michael Wade Electrical Seniors Electrical Work ELECTRICAL DEPT TAN TAS QUA VOCATIONAL SCHOOL ELECTRICITY GRADE 12.: Kenneth Cleveland, ELECTRICITY PG: Not Pictured: David Gould, Ronald Gates, Wayne Josephson, Richard Lindsay, Timothy Sokol Donald Litchfield, Brian Perreault, Jay Renaud, William Tremblay 73 74 Electrical Juniors ELECTRICITY GRADE 11: Jay Casey, Daniel Griggs, Todd Jenkins, Brian Liebfried, Timothy Martin, Daryl O'Day, Michael Ware Electrical Sophomores And Freshmen ELECTRICITY GRADE 10: Douglas Anger, Richard Burnham, Peter Caron, Kenneth Farrell, Raymond Lachance, Alston Quattrocelli, Bernie Perkins, Mark Routhier, Steven Savage, Brian Stevens, Todd Veber, Christopher Wiles, Robert McKelvey ELECTRICITY GRADE 9.: Neil Berthiaume, Bradley Davis, Arthur Gerow, Julie Jenkins, Lee Lataille, Jonathon Niemeyer, Lyman Thi- bert, James Vosburg 75 76 Machine Shop Seniors MACHINE SHOP GRADE 12.: Robert Aubin, David Barr, MACHINE SHOP PG: Not Pictured: Joseph Shoum Je an Courchesne, Tod Groccia, Russell Lamb, Andre St. Laurent, Gilbert St. Laurent, Paul Veber Machine Shop Juniors MACHINE SHOP GRADE 11.: James Booth, Anthony Bres- sette, Peter Chaffee, Eugene Corriveau, Robert Croke, Wil- liam Duncan, Robert Gauvin, Curt Hoffmann, Kevin Robi- doux, Paul Woodard, Guy Black 1 ‘Machine Shop Sophomores And Freshmen MACHINE SHOP GRADE 10.: David Arsenault, David Bon- MACHINE SHOP GRADE 9: Peter Bard, Mark Cloutier, etti, Anthony Cardenas, Arthur Folger, Donald Grimes, Timo- Joseph Dumas, Boyden Elder, Gerald Jolin, Harold P. Leam- thy Lafleche, Roland LaPorte, Richard Merill, Lester Moore ing, Paul Levesque, Scott Moran, Kevin Palmer, Daniel Pou- lin, Keith Solomon, Charles Wilson 78 Welding Seniors WELDING PG: Not Pictured: Keith Part- low, lenn Robitaille, WELDING GRADE 12.: G Gary Scott Lester Beatty 79 80 Welding Juniors WELDING GRADE 11: Kenneth Bliss, Troy Cormier, Thomas Duggan, Lionel Leaming, Denis Leffler, Michael Pion, Michael Talbot Welding Sophomores And Freshmen adit iy WELDING GRADE 10.: Mathew Lavine, Paul Sagen- WELDING GRADE 9: Scott Buccelli, Edward Faford, dorph, Robert Hewitt John R. Hedge, Willis L. Lane, Howard Phelon, Conrad ST. Laurent, Douglas Tetreault, William Birch, Robert Merriman 81 Varsity Football lst. Row: E. Wonderlie, B. George, B. Porter, Y. Jackson 2nd Row: A. Gaumond, G. Brown, B. Grudzien, E. Gray, J. McGann, G. Hutchinson 3rd. Row: T. Ahern, R. George, W. Lucier, D. Burns, J. Hurley, J. Galiher T.H.S. vs. Bartlett 0-14 T.H.S. vs. Leicester 19-0 T.H.S. vs. Palmer 19-6 T.H.S. vs. Athol 14-6 T.H.S. vs. Turners 18-13 T.H.S. vs. Southbridge 10-27 T.H.S. vs. Oxford 32-6 T.H.S. vs. Auburn 7-6 T.H.S. vs. Ware 14-7 T.H.S. vs. S. Hill 0-13 Is this the face of an M.V.P.? 1000 yds. here I come! 83 84 Coach Farland Get a load of this coach Yah! Now they'll have my name on Monday's Announcements 85 86 lst Row: M. Rouleau, D. Boudreau, E. Dahler, E. Barr, K. Doherty, J. Hickland, S. Gerrish, T. Robinson, 2nd Row: V.S B. Twining, B. Cibien, R. Gresenz, R. Farland, P. Artruc ont niente oes teecmmomerante sts teeta ste pidle, D. Riley, D. Burt, R. George, Varsity Soccer Ist. Row: D. Littlejohn, R. Nielson, K. Allen, 2nd. Row: B. Jurcyzk, W. Wili, B. Hayes, J. Formosa, C. Ouimet, D. Eithier, B. Demers, J. Gamble, Coach McDonald, Man. M. Reilly, G. Rigatti, M. Wilson, B. Heske, J. Metcalf, M. McClurg, E. Williams, M. Carlson, P. Williams, E. LaForge ars.- 7.15: et, i ebep Ho: tay hes itis tSs suae hen vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs . Milford 0-2 . Oxford 4-2 . Bartlett 2-3 woe tiles-1 Poouthprsel =! . Auburn 3-2 . Quaboag 3-3 . Quabbin 1-1 Capts: Kevin Allen, Doug Littlejohn tha ghey 1:HS; itig ter TREO: ebiso: Weblo; fer os Ii elisy, vs vs vs vs VS vs vs VS . Bartlett 3-1 Be Seat stiles . N. Brook. 8-0 . SouthBr. 1-1 . Auburn 2-1 . Quaboag 2-0 . Worc.S. 3-1 . Nashuba O-1 (Districts) 87 88 Managers: Marla Reily, Steve Dennina Flying is my game Karate always works Jim Gamble going down for the ball a 89 e.. America is not so. bad ge 0 Ist. Row: P. Kretchmar, P. Valario, G. Sherman, H. Niwa, J. Barr, D. Eithier, A. Truax, J. Christo, J. Canavan, 2nd. Row: Coach Davol, B. Demauro, D. Wilson, K. Keith, J. Niedjalick, C. Metcalf, B. Worrell, C. Trout, M. Ferraro a A ty a Oh Cod! Cross Country a ett at Ist. Row: R. Larochelle, S. Hemmingway, M. Lachapelle, C. Watson, 2nd. Row: Coach Mecier, P. King, K. Wilson, S. Hemmingway, J. Lafranchise, M. Cook, W. Ferril 91 92 Toto setting i Ist. Row: N. Centafanto, L. Brierr Carter e, C. Skowyra, K. Sliezik, 2nd. Please go over! 93 94 % Pe Se sase ¢ Darth Vader? Fi el d Fi oO Cc k ey Capts: Suzie and Leslie cet od see Ist. Row: C. Olmstead, M. Cooper, E. Persson, S. LaRochelle, L. Armstrong, S. Migneault, A. Kohart, 2nd. Row: Coach Ahern, D. Lechowicz, J. Goumond, B. Berstein, A. Scott, D. Champigne, B. Welch, L. Tetreault, L. Dejesus cx | OW eS Varsity Basketball ACT Ra j win, 4g y Caron, W. Grudzien, P. Voyagis. TS: vs. South 60-59 {hisesp Vs. N. Brookfield 70-57 ie Sisk vs. Oakmont 57-61 ation Vs. Bartlett 73-66 ikigiep vs. Westboro 44-52 Teho: vs. Shepard Hill 46-43 LAS: vs. St. Mary's 46-42 anit: vs. Southbridge 58-59 Hie hee vs. Ware 63-53 jis BSy vs. Auburn 66-46 ttielsy, vs. Bartlett 66-74 ARES vs. Quaboag 75-45 eri: Vs. Shepard Hill 54-65 iH. vs. Ware 56-53 Aka ey vs. Southbridge 48-46 TES: Vs. N. Brookfield 70-47 THS: vs. Auburn 68-34 Clark Tournament: T.H.S. vs. Clinton 62-56 tS. vs. Quaboag 65-39 TES: Vs. Oxford Sie54 iiss Gey vs. Killingly 50-44 Then on to Districts! a he Capt. Kevin Allen Capt. Cris Caron Rob at the foul line. oeaeneeeeanmeenememamannamentilie W. Porter take a shot. All five with good defense. S| P. Voyagis up for great shot! R. Fountain shots! R. Fountain and P. Williams up for re- bound. If only I was an inch taller! w = i | WR R Qee] Oh no I have to go? 97 J. Canavan takes ballet. 98 Leduc and Hemmingway wait for the jaa = _ Girl’ s Varsity Basketball _ RR OC LR AO yan ne cay Seow ie ey lst Row: A. Kohart, A. Toto, S. Hemmingway Co. Captains, S. Leduc, K. Waite, 2nd Row: noe Emerich, W. St.Jean, r Kittredge, J. Hoenig, S. Manzi, N. Centafanto, Asst. Coach Desautels 99 S. Kittredge goes by opponent Basketball V J M. Figuera goes for shoot Coach Desautels. ' _ P. Duvol . Cooper, T. Prysbicien, P. Keyes L. Hybert, K . Row: 2nd , S. Kittredge, M. Figuera ' lst. Row: C. Omestead | wF 100 Look at those muscles! Boys Gymnastics ros Wanaiess ' ¥ x ‘ t 101 C. Losier shows her form. J. Dahler balance on the beam. 102 Fall Varsity Cheerleading Winter Varsity Cheerleading dad Ist. Row: K. Mundell, P. Lacy, K. Cannell, Co. Capts — L. Hooker, and L. Croke, D. Santoro, 2nd Row: G. Goumond, L. Riddle, K. George, K. LaFlame, R. Mailloux, B. Heroux 103 Winter Cheerleading 104 Ed J.V. Fall Cheerleading @htnome.|! o” Th 7! lst. Row: Capts. C. Lozier, B. Heroux, S. Kelley, Ond. Row; Coach Bour- Hi th hand deau, L. Riddle, S. Girouard, M. Favareau, K. Real, D. Coderre i there handsome. a, tN Ist. Row: K. Real-Capt., C. Forkey, D. Coderre, P. Frain, 2nd. Row: C. Reis, S. Girouard, D. Denniston, M. Favareau 105 Dennis Burns lights up the ice. Ist row- C. Pybas, T. LaRochelle, T. Przybicien, S. Hengen, J. Wojtowicz, S. Balderelli, W. Lucier, M. Cook, G. Przybicien -capt. 2nd row- M. Coreaveau, C. Quimet, R. Conners, R. Sheldon, C. Downey, V. Remian, J. Gamble-capt., A. Peterson, M. Arnold, D. Burns, P. Artuc, R. Merrill, Coach Coughlin. 106 108 Varsity Baseball sitting- mgrs. D. Reece, C. Erban, kneeling- B. Porter, H. Champigney, E. Gray, J. Cooper, B. Gregory, M. Arnold, T. LaRochelle, S. St. Jean, standing- Coach Dube, K. Allen W Grudzien, R. Fountain, J. Padula, D. Boone, P. DiGregorio, C. Caron April 6 Sutton 19 vs Grafton May 11 vs Athol 23 vs Monson a 10 . Cue 21 vs Bartlett 12 vs Shepherd Hil] 24 vs Oxford 12 vs Athol 28 vs Southbridge 15 vs Southbridge 26 vs Quaboag 14 vs Auburn May 1 vs Auburn 17 vs Quaboag 29 vs Sutton 17 vs N. Brookfield 8 vs Bartlett 19 vs Shepherd Hill 31 vs Millbury 18 vs Monson 21 vs N. Brookfield June 3 vs Leicester Las : in A MSE Let's go! Ready and waiting! Varsity Softball lst row C. Emrich, C. Hoenig, P. Palmer, P. Gillis, K. Beaton, C. Provost, 2nd row Coach Robie, B. Brackett, P. Robidoux, D. Hastings, J. Duval, N. Centofanto April 7 vs Oxford 18 vs Monson May 8 vs Bartlett 24 vs Quaboag 10 vs Quaboag 20 vs Bartlett 11 vs Shepherd Hill 29 vs Palmer 11 vs Bay Path 28 vs Southbridge 15 vs Southbridge 30 vs Millbury 14 vs Auburn May 1 vs Auburn 16 vs Palmer 31 vs Ware 16 vs Prouty 3 vs Bay Path 18 vs Shepherd Hill 17 vs N Brookfield 23 vs Monson June 4 vs N Brookfield Dawn Hastings helps with the stats Getting prepared Boy’s Tennis Ist row R. Neilson, L. Ferraro, J. Sherman. 2nd row S. Hengen, M. Wilson, A. Biron, J. Stuart, Coach Morrocco O vs Assabet 1 vs Shepherd Hill 5 vs Southbridge 7 vs Bartlett 8 vs Quaboag ord Districts 22 vs Oxf 24 vs Prouty 25 May 24 vs Shepherd Hill 27 vs Southbridge April 10 vs Quaboag 12 vs Prouty 14 vs Auburn 16 vs Oxford 20 vs Bartlett 30 vs Auburn —VataCa Sonasesenenonesereneneanae (NZ 4 raratatata. © wMeMerernratete” PnP POG GD DVI VII, ESR ORR IR HS wo osesatnnete 05050506004 MU eearerurarorere seeese stat seoaeeceeeesenenes SMO SoS OR SSO MO ROSS SS 5) orodeted’ Jcrororeteneterereneee Oa! POMP eee} RigGht ae Ray Batting The Ball 110 Girl’s Tennis lst row B Lowry, C Pappas, V Hopkins, M Cadieux, 2nd row Coach Beauchemin, D Griggs, C Skowyra, L Steensen, L Briere, M Kowskowski April 10 vs Quaboag May 2 vs Prouty 14 vs Auburn 3 vs Bay Path 16 vs Oxford 7 vs Prouty 11 vs Shepherd Hill 17 vs N Brookfield 19 vs Bartlett 24 vs Shepherd Hill 26 vs Southbridge 30 vs Auburn 15 vs Southbridge 17 vs Bartlett 18 vs Quaboag 21 vs Bay Path 23 vs Oxford Ha, Ha! 11 Boys’ Track lst row A. Gaumond, M. Voyagis, P. Jolin, D. Santelli, C. Martin, K. Griffin, E. LaForge, N. Onners, 2nd row Asst. Coach Mercier, M. LaChapelle, W. Ferrall, W. Clancy, Y. Jackson, J. Nedjalik, J. Grubert, P. Artuc, R. Holland, Coach Errete April 10 vs Quaboag May 1 vs Shepherd Hill 12 vs Bay Path 4 vs Auburn 17 vs Athol 8 vs Millbury 19 vs Palmer 11 vs N Brookfield 21 vs Quabbin 16 vs Oxford 24 vs Southbridge 21 vs Prouty 27 District Relays 24 vs Westboro 29 vs Stafford God just get me there Andre in meditation 112 Girls’ Track lst row C Ross, J Dahler, L Cook, L Walker, J Dahler, S Hemmingway, S Davol. 2nd row B Heroux, M Watson, G Overbaugh, K George, L DeJesus, C Coughlin, L Tasse May 8 vs Millbury 10 vs Auburn 14 vs Assabet 16 vs Oxford 22. vs Palmer Northbridge 24 vs Prouty April 17 vs Athol 20 vs Grafton 23 vs Westboro 27 vs Southbridge May 1 vs Shepherd Hill Wonder Woman! 1980 Olympics here | come! 113 114 P. Rasy, T. Lintle, T. LaFleche, R. Wheaton, C. Martel, M. Carlson, R. Gregory, Coach Farland April 10 vs Quaboag 12 vs Bay Path 17 vs Prouty 18 vs Monson 19 vs Auburn 23 vs Bartlett 26 vs Millbury 27 vs Southbridge 30 vs Shepherd Hill 2 vs N Brookfield Be es May 3 vs Monson 8 vs Bartlett 9 vs Shepherd Hill 11 vs Southbridge 15 vs Oxford 16 vs Auburn 18 vs Quaboag 21 vs Millbury 23 vs N Brookfield 24 vs Athol Let's go team Rob in Action nae A e- LS 116 117 SP attr Pee Sntl r pA ae Vow Homecoming Queen: Jill Dahler and escort Keith Wilson Court: — Vicki DiGregorio and escort Bill Clancy Laurie Croke and escort Guy Przybycien Lynn Hooker and escort Chris Ouimet a. | 3 119 i=) N - Concert Band BAND MEMBERS: Laura Apostol, Beth Brown, Chris Pappas, Kris LaChapelle, Virginia Messenger, Vicki DiGregorio, John Stuart, Sarah Davol, Brian Minchoff, Brenda Norton, Denise Bard, Theresa Rudzinski, Mary Dumas, Mary Chadieux, Melanie Watson, Cherry] Birchenough, Linda Finney, Janet Middlemast, Danny Minchoff, Lori Coderre, Gina Ferraro, Bonnie Brackett, Jay Ryan, Patty Robidoux, Scott Hengen, Andra Gillis, Chris Ciaschini, James Mitchell, Karen Morris, Brian Letendre, Bill Hatstat, Patty Jensen, Doug Littlejohn, John Metcalf, Bob Heske, Jeff Markert, Glenn Rousseau, Chris Horn, Bob LaRochelle, Candy Levesque, Jim Gregoiry. 5 Eee 122 Marching Band ‘ President. Jim Mitchell, Vice President. Lori Coderre, Secretary SAME MEMBERS AS THE CONCERT BAND. Band Officers: Laura Apostol, Sarah Davol, Treasurer. N c ea) saesoomp asm igee Si ONES TE SRE RRR RENE : i Row 1: Mary Dumas, Linda Bieber, Lisa Phaneuf, Richard Kreissle, Richard George, Bob Grezenz, Andra Gillis, Lynn Riddle. Row 2: Korin Howard, Laurie Briere, Bob Duff, John Chevalier, Francisco Rodriguez, Gina Ferarro, Mary Plumley. Row 3: Mary-Beth St. Clair, Lisa Leth- Steenson, Russell Beeman, Pat Kitridge, York Jackson, Becky Jolin, Julie MacConnell, Patty Robidoux. 124 Student Advisory Board Row 1: Johnna Duvol, Virginia Messenger, Row 2: Mark Wilson, Rob Wheaton, Keith Wilson 125 126 Row 1: Sherri Mignault, Michelle Tetrault, John Stuart, Erica Persson, Linda Stevens, Lori Coderre, Karen Cohart, Gene Brown, Row 2: Glen Rousseau, Bill Carlson, Martin Lachapelle, Brian Demers, Chris Onners, Laurie Briere, Cheryl Birchenough, Row 3: Johnna Duvol, Pat King, Andre St. Laurent, Gina Ferrera, Mary-Beth St. Clair, Bob Heske, Mark Wilson. It is time for a new generation of leadership, to cope with new problems and new opportunities. For there is a new world to be won. John F. Kennedy CANN .« We Tees emenall Row |: President John Stuart, Vice-President Mark Wilson, Secretary Johnna Duvol, Treasurer Gene Brown Varsity “T’’ Club Robin Mailloux. aed PR ie ot ilo eg pen Motng ave + . Fe: Phx « = Sig 3 nh us PO oe Z| oe rol io es tthe i ¥s ? 7 “Set ene RRS pai ee ee % ‘eae een aE ithe . CTL GER i a ee eee wae - ca i le ae ties ie Fitrons had mt ; te a ‘ - : J ‘ be whose. 127 Student Council Row 1: President Johnna Duvol, Parliamentarian Eric Gray, Vice-President Beth Fisher, Secretary Virginia Messenger, Treasurer Chris Pappas Row 2: Keith Wilson, Paula Duvol, Rob Fountain, Paul Rigatti, Karen Brown, Matt Valerio, Pat King, Row 3: Bob George, Laurie Croke, Richard George, John Hickland, Lynn Hooker, Karen George, Mary-Beth St. Clair. 128 Foreign Language Club Standing: G. Kay, J. Smith, B. Jacques, H. Nimi, E. Kastango, D. Reece, L. DeMauro, J. Wojtowicz, C. Ouimet, B. Berstein, M. St.Clair, D. Santoro, L. Stevens, L. Apostol. Sitting: G. Rouseau, M. LaChapelle, R. Chrysler, N. Clark, L. Hoopes, S. Ek, Eva Kretchmar, L. Tetrault, J. Stuart, L. Coderre, S. Oaks, M. Randell, K. Brown, C. Onners, L. Briere, M. Tetrault. Independent Study ee Row 1: K. Morris, L. Apostol, K. Mundell. Row 2: L. Benoit, K. Kohart, S. Mignault, L. Tetrault, R. Sears, L. Blair. Row 3: E. Partlow, J. Stuart, C. Ouimet, J. Grudzien, S. Gerard, L. Schroth. Row 4: S. Hemingway, L. Alston, N. Centafanto, D. Reece, C. Skowyra, J. Langlois, D. Graham, P. Bliss. 129 Fine Arts Club Row 1: Sue Oaks, Rob Wheaton, Becky Jolin, Mary-Beth St. Clair, Melissa Randell, Dean Kimball. Row 2: Glenn Rousseau, Sari Ek, Donna Stanton, Barbara Terrill, Heidi Knight, Eva Kretchmar, Eve Kastango, Gina Ferarro, Pat Haley. Row 3: Richard Kreissle, Pat Kitridge, Danny Minchoff, Lisa Hoopes, Nancy Clark, Cherry] Birchenough, Chris Pappas, Korin Howard, Mr. Hancock. The Art Sale 130 Youth For Understanding Left to right: Carlos Mujica, Sari Ek, Hiroshi, Werner Wili. Missing: | Row 1: Sari Ek. Row 2: Hiroshi, Carlos Mujica, Werner Wili. Missing: Francisco Rodriguez. Francisco Rodriguez. 131 132 Nurse’s Aides Row 1: Mrs. Antos, Mrs. Halvey. Row 2: S. Gates, L. Ropiak, S. McNeily, C. Aubin, D. Champigny, D. Boucher. Stamp Club Row 1: C. Dionne, J. Mercy, R. Kania. Row 2: L. Dutka, R. Dionne. Math Team Row 1: P. King, J. Parody. Row 2: R. LaFranchise, L. Stevens, G. Rouseau. Row 3: P. Haley, J. Stuart, L. Coderre, S. Hemingway, M. Valerio, J. Krans, C. Horn, J. Normandin. Work Study Age sh ypese a, pete —y ee ENT oe reps Er eae cpa Mee Row 1: T. Meller, E. Piligeon, R. Gagne, M. Trahan, D. Vilandrie, R. Stewart, H. Tetrault, D. Bard, D. Letendre. Row 2: D. Beausoleil, L. Hoopes, J. Sapaugh, J. Hite, L. Schroth, B. Modugno, K. Muir, S. Activ, D. Gagne, G. Abdella, K. LaFerriere, E. Partlow, C. Salviolo. Row 3: D. Flewelling, B. Spera, S. Tanski, J. Rudzinski, D. Jefferson, P. Baston, B. Robidoux, M. Portier, C. MacGillvary, R. Rogers, J. Zollner. Row 4: T. Rash, G. LaRochelle, L. Tetrault, D. Brosnan, M. Arnold, J. Ryan, J. Grudzien, S. O’Brien, D. Barr, R. Long. 133 134 135 136 Row 1: L. Apostol, L. Stevens. Row 2: S. Hemingway, K. Cannell, D. Santoro, J. MacConnell, M. Bard, D. Lechowicz, L. Tetrault, N. Centafanto. Row 3: S. Mignault, C. Watson, D. Keith, K. Brown, L. Hooker, M. Tetrault, D. Graham, S. Oaks, M. Randell, Row 4: W. St. Jean, T. Jurczyk, S. Giffen, N. Clark, L. Hoopes, E. Persson, L. DeMauro, L. Coderre, C. Skowyra, Row 5: B. Jacques, B. Jurezyk, C. Ouimet, G. Kay, L. Dutka, S. LaRochelle, M. Suprenaut, R. Dionne, T. Brule, M. Figura, T. Garthe. Yearbook Editors _— Left to right: L. Apostol, R. Dionne, G. Kay, D. Keith, K. Brown, D. Santoro, K. Cannell, L. Coderre, S. Mignault, M. Tetrault, L. Stevens. Prom Committee 4 AW Row 1: J. Duval, S. LaRochelle, K. George, D. Santoro, L. Hooker, L. Croke, Row 2: K. Brown, M. Reilly, D. Keith, S. Davol, J. Dahler, V. DiGregorio, J. Galiher, K. Cannell. Bible Study Row 1: W. Trembly, S. Polokowski, A. St. Laurent. Row 2: D. Griggs, J. Willman. Row 3: J. Mercy. es 7 Rallies 19 Prom COE I RS Bee a seeeosnne esnioeasecthaninkgnnine nena oR ee pie cae cece sero RN ap ge MET lanienebe adore repartee win amet BASU Aan oe mi sapemeenege Seinere ac ican st ta 140 The Boyfriend 1979 141 One Last Look .. 142 The Famous Final Scene Think in terms of bridges burned, Think of seasons that must end, See the rivers rise and fall, They will rise and fall again, Everything must have an end, Like an ocean to a shore, Like a river to a stream, It's the Famous Final Scene. How you tried to make it work, Did you really think it could, How you tried to make it last, Did you really think it would, Like a guest who stayed to long, It's finally time to leave, Take it calmly and serene, It's the Famous Final Scene. It's been coming on so long, You were just the last to know, It's been a long time since you've smiled, Seems like oh so long ago. Now the stage has all been set, And the nights are growing cold, Soon the winter will be here, And there's no one warm to hold. Now the lines have all been read, And you knew them all by heart, Now you move towards the door, Here it comes the hardest part, Tie a handle on the road, Feeling different, feeling strange, This could never be arranged. As the light fades from the screen, It's the famous Final Scene Bob Seger 143 1a le aad CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF ‘80 MAY YOUR FUTURE ENDEAVORS BigAS DUCT BookUE AS YOUR PAST ACHIEVEMENTS. ® American Optical 145 146 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 From ROM’S Home Of Famous Italian-American Cuisine Good Luck, Seniors! SOPER LANDSCAPING CONSTRUCTION CO. 765-9003 Backhoeing, Bulldozing, Yardwork, Etc. KAHOQLA RESTAURANT Chinese Polynesian Cuisine HEH Cocktail Lounge Luncheon Specials Orders to Take Out 347-7121, 347-7122 ROUTE 131 STURBRIDGE, MASS. Congratulations to the class of 1980 Andrew C. 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