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

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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.

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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