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

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Heather MacConnell EDDA Wild Child L.: Porsche 944, Z — 28, Springsteen, the people I work with, sunshine, animals, making people laugh, being myself D.: People who think they understand me, THOs, macho — men, not being taken seriously, having to wear a fake smile, barfing in Kat’s bed, hangovers, BS artists P.P.: special friends, my family, my future Porsche, and my memories F.M.; times alone with a special person, 7 28 81, 1 31 82, 5 1 82 F.S.: I’m impressed! H.A.: the cover of Cosmo, however all I ever want is just a bit more than I’ll ever get P.D.: Australia A.; Fine Arts Club 2, 3, 4; Concert choir 2, 3, 4; Sweet Adelines 2, 3, 4; Wizard of Oz; NHS 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 4 Susan Anne MacDowell Sue L.: Ware, Metro, times with Michele, Camaros, Corvettes, partying, oompy, osses nos D.: car accidents, people telling me what to do, imperfections, losing jewelry, no times with Terri F.M.: Mexico ’80, summer °82, my car, visiting Ware High School F.S.: Yyup! You’re a man. H.A.; to be a success P.D.: Nursing A.: J. V. Cheerleading 2; Spirit Week Committee 2; Hockey Cheerleading 3, 4; Foreign Languag e Club 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4 Frank Macumber Brian Mandeville Holly Martel L.: “Pooky,” Mercedes Benz convertibles, animals, au- tumn, bananas, Hebert’s milk almond bark, ice cream, tennis D.: deci- sions, being cold, two-faced people, school buses, saying good-bye, crowds P.P.: my family, special friends, Bobby bear F.M.: summer of 1980, Prom 1982, 10 20 80, 2 26 82 F.S.: “C — est la vie” H.A.: to someday own my own practice P.D.: veterinarian A.: Tennis 2, 3, 4; Cross-Country 3; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3, 4: Tri — M 3, 4; Fine Arts Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Oklahoma “81°; Prom Committee 4 Jill Mathieu L.: Todd, times with friends, palm trees, my pal, the beach, seafood, summer nights, surprises D.: arguments, J.J., not having volley- ball, lies, hassles with parents, being bored, being told what to do P.P.: pewter, my clock, memories, my friends F.M.: 11 27 81, 9th grade with | my pal, times with T.B., Florida ’81 with Anne-Marie F.S.: “Oh, my God! H.A.: to lead a happy and successful life P.D.: an insane asylum with Pam A.:; Basketball 1; Volleyball 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4 Bonnie S. Mellor Madame, Bon Bon L.: Garfield, Danny, softball, country music D.: narrow minded people, two faced people, immature people, bigotry, prejudice P.P.: my family, my friends, my memories, my cat F.M.: summer of “82”, times with D.A., my years at T.H.S. F.S.: “Don't rush me” H.A.: to live my life to its fullest A.: Softball 1; Volley- ball 1; Yearbook Staff 1 Scott W. Moran L.: girls, snowmobiles, parties, going on missions, doing work with stereo cranked, W.W.’s class D.: snobs, getting up early, being late, getting in trouble, tourists P.P.: my truck, my family, Prince, my snowmobile F.M.: Hawaii ’78, summer of °82, winter of ’82 — °83, summer of °76 F.S.: Wicked H.A.: to be a toolmaker P.D.: Hawaii A.: A.: Marching ba nd 3 Sponsored by J. Kearns Trucking 27 Seniors

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Dianne Layallee Di L.: Ray, water skiing, roller skating, reading, spend- ing money D.: two-faced people, continuous lies, working on Saturday mornings, being alone, Dodge colts P.P.: Ray’s pictures, my diamond, my friends F.M.: prom of ’82, Christmas of ’81, one night in CT, Novem- ber 7, 1981 F.S.: You’re such a jerk H.A.: to live life to its fullest P.D.: married and have a family Kenneth Learned Karen Lee KAL L.: Christopher, my °67 Stang, the Duke of Wales, my tuney, Moosehead, UNIVERSE, the cottage, money D.: Rom’s, arguing with “CAS,” cold rainy days, Red, being out of gas, and money P.P.: “CAS,” my mom, my ring, my car F.M.: July 5, 1981 Prom ’82 all the happy times w Chris, my friendship with Suey Ellen H.A.: a long and happy future with CAS, F.S.: Yea, sure!!! 4.: Field Hockey 1, 2 James Leveroni Snapper, Livey, Liver L.: WAAF, Fridays, friends Blue Oyster Cult, parties, Z — 28’s, vacations, football D.: Mondays, snobs, C block, rainy days, people who can’t take a joke P.P.: friends, car, future, girlfriend F.M.: summer of “82”, 24 82, times at Tantasqua, Washing- ton trip F..S.: Give me a break H.A.: to be success ful P. D.: to go to college A.: Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3; Spirit Week Committee 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Student Advisory Council 3, 4; Quabbin 2; Cross- Country 3; Oklahoma (play) 2 26 Seniors Sponsored by the Country Side Drive-in Mark Libiszewski Lib, Libba L.: football, baseball, winning, summer, weekends, money, Patriots, John Hannah D.: getting up, Southbridge, double sessions, losing, smoking P.P.: my family, friends, F.M.: Playing football, baseball, good times with my friends H.A.: to make enough money to live comfortably P.D.: Air Force A.: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2354 Matthew Lombard Beaver L.: Hondo, Trans Am, women, music, and movies D.: Harlies and school P.P.: stereo Thomas Lowy John Lussier

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Tim Muir L.: Being with friends, football, Celtics. D.: Skinheads, guys that act tough, Punk rock. P.P.: My family and friends. H.A.: To be very successful. A.: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. Allyson Mulrain A.W., H.H., AL, T.T. L.: Len, music, animals, hockey, friends. D.: Snobs, constant liars, two faced people, homework, Punk rock. P.P.: L. G.’s ring, friends, pictures. F.M.: L. G., my friends, sum- mer of °82, 4 1 80. F.S.: I forgot. H.A.: To live my life with happiness. Pde Obs vie Gr Jonathan Niemeyer Stoner. L.: 426 — Hemi, “Gold,” summer, Mr. White Mr. Warren’s class. D.: Car accidents, authority, hangovers, stop signs, speed limits. P.P.: My bass, Malibu, license plate. F.M.: THE BOMB F.S.: F. T. W. H.A.: No more car accidents. P.D.: Columbia. Tracy Nieuwenhoff L.: Ron, horses, C W music, birds, spring, summer, holding hands. D.: Homework, winter, arguments, snobs, tests. P.P.: Ron, my cat, my bike, my friends. F.M.: Walking with Ron, my 16th birthday, my first job. F..S.: Friends are forever. H.A.: To help troubled people. Robert Normandin Norm L.: Key dream, advice, setting suns, music, walking in the snow, devastating crabapples, Scott’s style of storytelling, mountain living. D.: Obnoxious tourists, choking under pressure, saying goodbye. P.P.: My free will. F.M.: Summer of °82, childhood years, 12 4 81. F.S.: Mammassita. H.A.: To get a Ph.D. A.: Yearbook 3, 4. Eric O’Brien L.: Cathy C., Martial Arts, drums, to feel the energy of good music in my veins, to be an Enforcer. D.: Albums that skip, being pushed around, being helpless. P.P.: Album collection, KISS collection. F.M.: 8 11 79, 77 — year of Detroit Rock city, my friends, Ty’s my dreams. F.S.: But then again. H.A.: To share the music I love with the people I love. P.D.: To be a D. J. Charlene O’Donnell Chuck, Chuckles. L.: Berry patchin’ out, nert, su- gar magnolia, Vermont, art, Crosby, Stills, Nash Young. D.: War mongers, plastic, politicans, yellow ocre, obligations, nukes, cheek — pinching relatives. P.P.: My goat, my quilts, the big toe on my right foot, the Chuck Bag. F.M.: Jetty Party (Spring ’82), art room °81 —’82, Crosby, Stills, Nash °82, Jethro Tull (October 82). F.S.: But dream not helm and harness, the sign of Valdor true; peach hath higher tests of manhood than battle ever knew. H.A.: To finish John’s sweater. P.D.: Vermont. A.: Yearbook 4. Nina Marie Olmeda “Re.” L.: Field hockey, Jazz, dancing, Song Still (Commedores), living for the moment, 7, Orange, looking in front of you never behind. D.: Rainy days, hard times, promises, bandanas that don’t match, Sophomore year, juicy Big Macs, breaking up. P.P.: Field hockey stick, my oldest pair of jeans, the song “Gloria.” F.M.: Times spent with M.J. and Nola, 7 31 80, 2 2 82, Wales cemetery, play “Dream Girls.” F..S.: Palana. H.A.: Keep searching to find who I am, but never reaching that point. P.D.: Broadway. A.: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 3, 4; Varsity T 1, 2, 3, 4; Fine Arts 3. ? 28 Seniors Sponsored by William C. Brunnelle, D.D.S.