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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1984 volume:

TANTASQUAN 1984 A special thanks to Mr. Blake, who through the past years has helped to make the TAN- TASQUAN possible. Tantasqua regional High School Sturbridge, Mass. Comprised of: Brimfield, Brookfield, Holland, Sturbridge, Wales. Our Times . . Guide to Features Title page}2hc eae west a Introduction .............66 ee: See SENIOLS cocci och acer ee by : Underclassmen...............: a2) OD PACUulteies cars cascen chore a 71 Fall Sportsicc se ee 81s Winter Sporis!.2.ccccateesmnees 99 Wocational:) star senars Fae PACTIVIEICS 4.07, cused sceas shea L1G. Siri Oli Oo wn. ene I33 | hee TT wee . . i ing oe at of MG Od ne! ELIS ‘=i? OX ‘ TAT aga at ET tn 0 ey ie Let’s party all night long And listen to our song I know we'll start to cry If we try to say ““Goodbye” So lets just say “So long” but still listen to our song For Someday the record will be worn out, And so will we with no doubt But when our hair is of silver and grays Weill still remember our younger days When we love to live and loved to sing, When we smiled at life, and did our thing. Tantasqua Scholars The staff of the Tantasquan takes this opportunity to at congratulate Michael Dziura and Karen Krans the highest ranking male and female students in the class of 1984. We do this not only to honor these two disciplined and talented people, but to also focus on the virtues of scholarship and study that they practice. Tantasqua offers students a wide range of activities for growth and social development, and each pursuit has its own merits. But because we all realize that the prima- ry purpose for our presence here is to broaden and deepen our understanding of the world, and because we affirm that it is only through academic excellence that a com- plete education can emerge, we ask that Karen Krans and Michael Dziura be praised for their own efforts and as symbols for all Tantasqua students who are engaged in the serious pursuit of knowledge, information, and wis- dom. F Michael Dziura Karen Krans vi ‘ “Guess Who?” 48 a PUGUUUULUREGE tiveness iow nw thnoica Oe a ee eee ee (ay Wo) {oo} SS) ofopy (Sah HSS (eS) Tee) (Yves) Woy (o's) Sa) Copy (Sy) PES (Wey ey pe hS MO 0 ON SO bd OO Who’s Who? . Lisa Chartier . Matthew Hart . Paula Ormsby . Brenda Simpson . Cliff Guyette . Rudy Hellyar . Jean Giguere . Gina Sullivan . Karen White . Mark Lengowski . Chris Tieri . Bob Cibien . Lynn Sorenson . Sue Bush . Mary Williams . Shelby Langevin . Lisa Chickering . Tammy Orlofski . Kathy Fontaine . Sean LeBlanc . Daniel Briere . Rom Perreault . Tim D’Elia . Karen Krans . Beth Anne Petersen . Angie Curtis Hag . Ben Gamble . Charlene Boudreau . Michelle Amiro . Lorene Walch . Roger Poirier . Steve Kingman . Brian Tryba . Stephanie Tryba . Bonnie Asselin . Chery! Lozier . Karin Graveline . Kevin Blanchard . Brandy Meltzner . Michelle Patton . Kim Tryba . Lisa Richardson . Tracy Cody . Linda Blanchard . Valerie Shailer Cliff Gawron 91 47. 48. 49. . Kristy Macumber . Midge Littlejohn . Maria Ferraro . Helen Clark . Glen Veber . Pauline Boucher . Cynthia Hebert . Dawn Detarando . Steve LaPlante . Darlene Kasper . deff Nicholas . Peter Martell . Ann Roberts . David Mainville . Annette Allard . Debbie Cloutier . Jeanette Dhembe . Anne-Lise Mogstad . Bret Worrell . Maureen Fountain . Julie Dionne . Lisa Litchfield . Mike Jalbert . Tim Beeman . Jeff Ropiak . Doreen Porra . Denise Crompton . Kathy Duff . Sue Riddle . Bill Blondin . Carl Mundell . Laurie Harty . Cheryl Olson . Brian McLeish . Brian Thibeault . Joanne Robida . Paul Johnson . Lisa Biercuk . Leslie Labis . Diane Dickinson . Lisa Real . Brian Tryba . Vernon Olson Paul Waters Sharon Reis Laura Soliz 92 10 Lori Achilles L: rainbows, Molson Golden, stuffed ani- mals Kashmir, DL: Mondays, cliques, waiting, Stray Cats FM: 10 29 81, Rockers, 7 9 83, April 82 FG: To be as rich as possible and happy too. Jon Adams Karla Annette Allard Buffy, Netta, Netsy L: Joe, the beach, good friends, chocolate DL: rain, being bored, sun-burn, lies FM: Christmas ’83, Jones Beach FG: To be successful at whatever I do. John Aloia Whiner L: football Audis, boilmakers, mohawks DL: losing, auto accidents, flaky girls FM: Bartlett ’82, parties w Kevin and Joe, the rampage, times with Deg. FG: To be president of Burger King Co. A: Baseball 1, Football 2, 3, 4; Golf 2, 4 Track 3, 4 Michelle Amiro Dillo L: skiing, tennis, killer whales, chinese food DL: Thunder, lightning, Real’s driving, fuzzy dice FM: Ascutrey Ski weekend, Sweden ’82 Stratton Tag team, Filene’s w Darla FG: To not become a life employee of Howard Johnson’s, To be a more presti- gous Marine Biologists than Rudy A: Field Hockey 3, 4: Tennis 1, 3, 4: Cheerleading 1, 2: Basketball 3: Softball 2: Yearbook 4: N.HLS. 4. Bonnie Asslin L: Autumn, daiseys, being hugged, Ver- mont DL: Mangie, hot dogs, feet, school FS: No Way! Omigod! PP: My family, telephone, license FM: Germany, Journey Concert (thanks Sean), 3 80, 5 82 FG: To own my own children’s clinic in Castleton VT. - Keith Balderelli Pamela Berry Timothy Beeman Christine Bergeron L: Basketball, Raquetball, rock music, Larry Bird DL: Getting up early, English FS: Yo! FM: 6 24 81, Clark Tournament 82-83 FG: To become extremely rich and retire early A: Baseball 1; Cross Country 1: Basket- ball, 2, 3,4: NHS. 3, 4: Math team 1,4. Lisa Biercuk Kevin Blanchard L: Arty, weekends L: acing, ‘‘Ole Fair Play’, B B Ark The- DL: school, snobs, Scarlet Kastberg ory, writing FM: 7 23 81 DL: A.P.C., coordinated covalent bonds, FS: Oh, Dad, Hey there’s and omigod! Kevy PP: Arty, my family, friends, camera FS: Con you read that off the board for FG: to be successful in life. me? FG: To become a successful lawyer, actor, writer or none of the above. A: Drama Club 2, 3, 4: “‘Christmas Car- ol’: “Camelot”: Math team 1, 2, 4: N.H.S. 3, 4: Fine Arts 4: Cross Country 3: Track 3, 4: Newspaper 1: Yearbook, Ad. Ed. 4. - 12 Linda Blanchard L: DME, sleeping late, The Eagles, Yaz DL: cold weather, football games, S.R. FS: Let’s not and say we did. PP: My flute, friends, Harry FM: 8 15 83, Snow White, B50 FG: Working in a hospital as a Medical Technologist A: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4 NHS. 3, 4 Sandra Bliss William Blondin L: C.T, Pine Acres Camp Ground, Baked Ziti DL: Snobs, liver, know-it-alls FM: Summer 83’, Times with Cindy. FG: To become a Chef in my own restau- rant A: Library Aid 1: Audio Visual 2, 4. Pauline Boucher Turtle L: Soap operas, babysitting, Kenny Rog- ers. DL: school food, conceited and twofaced people. FS: Aw Ma! Do I have to do the dishes now? PP: My family, friendships FG: To work in a day-care center and make money. Charlene Boudreau Biki, Guppy L: Life, Pizza, Talks w K.K., James DL: Short men who think they crack good jOKeS. FS: Good things come in small packages. | suppose. PP: My life and health FM: Beating Sheperd Hill, Districts, 6 3 83 FG: To be able to wake up and smile. A: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Capt 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, Capt 4: Softball 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4: N41S.3, 4: Yrbk. Ed. 4 Sec. 2, 3. 4 Brad Barconnier L: B.W. goofing, watching the sunrise DL: Drinking and driving, loose lips, Meis- ter Brau FM: English 82’, G.A.F.U. FG: To get a HIGH paying job. Daniel Briere Dan, Danny L: Rush, 4WD, anti-pinto driving, Gran Prix DL: Ford, broken strings, bad amps. FM: Concerts in the cellar, 9th grade math, power lines FG; Play in a live concert, repair comput- ers A: Basketball 1, perfect attendance 1, 2, 3, 4. one Sue Bush Leslie Britch L: singing, rock, Aerosmith, Keith DL: liars, pushy conceited people, Jack Daniels FM: Prom 82’, summer 82’, 83’, Califor- nia, C-Block-10th FG: To sing, make records, and open an art store r $ : : Kristen Cabral Mama Celeste, Babe L: Spaghetti dinners, Blazer rides, Mr. A DL: Tramas w P.G.B.M.W., fights w Mr. A, good byes FS: No, I’m not putting you under the pillow. FM: Misquamicut, summer 82’, 83’, Moonlight walks on the beach. FG: To be successful in whatever I do, to always be close with my friends, to own a Baby-Blue Mercedes Sport 480SL A: Cheerleading 1; Yearbook 4; Prom committee 4. Richard Burnham FS: Stay with it. Better to owe you than cheat you of it. L: partying, snow storming DL: Hondas, Miller, people that don’t care PP: My KX, Cutless Supreme og Al | Stephen Caccia Steve, Egore L: SF movies books, sexy girls, cars, weapons DL: screwy teachers, Yelling vice princi- pals, snobs FM: My trip to Penn. Homecoming game 80’ FG: To be a pilot in the Marines A: Choralleers 4; Concert choir 3, 4: Jazz Band 3; Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pitt band 2: Track 1: Wind Ensemble 2: Stage band 1, 13 Scott Cairns Timothy Carty Rico, T.C, Capt. Carty L: Getting out of the house, sleeping late, flicks: DL: Flashing blue lights, Librarians FM: The Owl Lady, J.B.F.K, The F Squad, Wet-Gun Run FG: To gain a position of power and mon- ey A: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 1. Lisa Chartier Lisa Chickering L: Steve R., summer, music, Christmas —_L: Mike, Christmas, sleeping late, snow DL: tourist traffic, fighting DL: Monday mornings FS: Lovely, Your bad! FS: Oh my God!, Eat @” FM: The Junior Prom, 6 9 83, Times w PP: Mike, family, friends Steve FG: To be happy and successful. 14 Darrin Chalue L: Chevys, Rock n’ Roll, Yukon Jack, Van Halen DL: Detentions, Holland, being shy to talk to LF. FM: 11 15 81, 11 23 82, 1 24 83 FG: To finally meet Tracy F. A: Machine Drafting 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert Cibien Helen Clark Debra Cloutier Bum, Druggie, Kido L: Hill Street Blues, skiing January snow DL: Rm. 224, Mickey Dee’s, customers, boredom FM: 10 22 83, 4 83 FG: To start a career in Medical Technol- ogy and get the heck out of McDonalds, Sturbridge, MA A: Passages 4 Lisa Congdon : Greg Collette Tracy Cody Trac, 1.C. L: Jim, good friends, Led Zepplin DL: Nosy people, M.B., snobs, school FS: Oh my God! No way! PP: MY motorcycle, my family, true friends FM: Concerts 82’, 83’, 6 21 83, 10 28 83 WSC FG: to live happy, go to modeling school . Patricia Corriveau 15 16 dames Coughlin Linda Curran Smurf, Shorty L: Al, swimming, hot summer days DL: school, getting up early, rainy days FM: Summer 83’, summers in Me. MTR w Kathy FG: To marry Al and have a home in the country A: Softball 1, Denise Crompton Nee Nee, Pokey L: Being w Jimmy and my friends, red roses DL: goodbyes, waiting, fighting FM: Times spent w Jim, Talks w Mom, England 78’ FG: To be happy, healthy and wealthy A: Prom Comm. 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Foreign Lang. 2 Angela Curtis Ang., Angie L: Karl, roses, Florida, The Beatles DL: goodbyes, The Navy, fake friends B.J.A FS: Cripes PP: my ring, waterbed and letters from Karl FM: 1 29 82, 6 1 82, Times with Karl FG: To be an International Airline Stew- ardess Alan Curboy L: Pooky, German, Traveling, shelling in Fla. DL: Waiting for people, people crying FM: Summer 83’ FG: M.M.P. Criminal Justice Major A: Morning Announcements 3, 4 James Delage Jami L: Women, good music, a crowd of people DL: Punk rock, New wave, school food. FM: First girl, first time on stage FG: make it big with rock ’n roll Timothy D’Elia L: Hockey, making fun of Keith, old time rock DL: Limp wristed liberals, Mangy Com- munists, simps people who sleep with their socks on. FM: Days on the hockey bus, 11 3 83 A: Hockey 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4: A.A.D. 4; Spring and Winter Plays James Demers L: 82nd Airborne, Chevy’s DL: Bus routes FM: Conservation 82-83, Bubby FG: United States Army Dana Demetrius L: Jeff’s mother, parties, football games, Fridays DL: getting up, Oak trees, tests, Tues. and Wed. FM: Operation Big Brush, Mohawks, for- getting to go to class FG: Travel, to be comfortably wealthy, own a Lamborghini A: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. Doreen DeMiranda FS: Be Real! PP: My cheering jacket, my letters and notes Dawn Deterando L: everything about the ocean, my ring, summer DL: Cold days, school, Mohawks FM: 5 14 82, 8 7 82, time spent alone FG: Art college, art related career A: Cheerleading 1, 2,3: Prom comm. 3, 4: Softball 2, 4. Jeannette Dhembe Nanett L: yellow roses, children, ocean, rading DL: being alone, sad movies, child abuse FM: When the whole Dhembe clan is to- gether FG: To be happy in life, marry and have a house full of kids. To see the world at PEACE! 17 18 Diane Dickinson Di, Emily L: sports, spring, children, Billy Joel DL: working at PH, the cold FM: Celtics game ’83, friends at Tantas- qua FG: To be happy in life with my family and friends A: Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4 Keith Douty L: Vermont, Hunting, fishing, snowmo- biles, food, trucks, friends DL: school, Alexis, Sheraton, Boyant, Miller FM: The day Dave Arsenault left Tantas- qua FG: Have a good job, have alot of money, shoot a deer A: Track 4; Cross country 2 nee Keith Dragon L: computers, cars, music DL: Rom’s, Rig and Balls, liver FG: To be a computer engineer Kathleen Duff Kathy, Kitty, Duffer L: Hamton Beach, writing, warm sunny days FS: Yeah ... right, Bye guys DL: rain, being lied to having realized that some things come to an end, sunburn FM: times with my grandfather grand- mother, Christmas vacation at Debbie’s, Florida ’82, Districts ’83 FG: To be the best I can be and to always put others before A: Band 1; Softball 2, 3, 4 PP: my ring from grandfather, family, friends, my grandmother, my scrapbook, my writing Bev Duhamel BAD, Bug L: Steve, 67’s, being young, amusement parks, traveling DL: Fighting with friends family, si- lence, confusion, staying home on the weekends, waiting FM: May ’82, June ’84, times with friends, the Concours, destructive times FG: To be a successful Barber Stylist, to be happy and make others happy FS: I’m SO confused! Go for it! PP: My jewerly, shears, peace piece of mind Robin Dumschat Rob, Bob, Donut L: Ron, horses, being with Ron, unicorns, skiing, sunsets, horse-shoes DL: getting up early, mud, Mondays, tak- ing bus to school, Willamantic, CT FM: Birthday ’83, being with my friends 78-84, ski club 80-81, Ron June 16, 1982 FG: To be a top trainer on the Morgan A rated show circuit, to be happily married A: ski club 1, 4; Drama Club 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Band officer 2, 3, 4; Dracula Stage crew 2 Raeann Dwelly Rae L: my family, Maryland, good friends, fri- day nights DL: When Heather blows, Raspberries while eating, bad weather, fighting with Rich FM: Summer 1980, July 24 82, June 15 83 FS: like, RIGHT! Rodney Ellis Michael Dziura Mike L: Running, the out doors, licorise DL: Derivatives, Busdriver, ‘‘World’s Greatest Running Coach’? Warren FS: There’s no finish line, It doesn’t matter FG: Perfect Health Happiness A: Cross Country 4, 3, 2, 1: Track 4, 3; N.FLS. 4, 3, 2 ar Chris Ethier Zandra Elliot L: Mark, weekends, pizza, ‘“‘Mitten’”’ DL: Getting up early, snobs, working FM: Summer of ’84 Scott Farland L: Football, doughnuts, waterskiing, Dori- tos DL: Concussions, Audi foxes FM: Playing football for DAD, Sig — EP Parties, summer with Pam, times with my family FG: To be Happy, Healthy, and to win a Porsche A: V. football 2, 3, 4; V. baseball 2, 3, A(capt.) 19 20 David Gary Farrell Woodstock L: My car, The 10-speed Bicycle, Warren White classes DL: Math class, People with one track minds. FM: Making up excuses and getting away with them FG: Getting my gernimans license. Having an expensive bicycle. Traci Figura L: Red roses, old movies, Italy, mint chocolate ice cream DL: cold weather, decisions, fish, Harry Hood FM: Maine ’81, times with my family, col- lege weekends with my sister, Dec, 3, 1983 FG: To be a successful artist A: Fine Arts 2, Track 2, 3, 4; N.H.S. 4 Greta Favreau Richard Finney L: Kawasakis, snowmobiles, Motocross, Woodworking ; DL: Suzukis, junks, losing, Mr. E’s boring movies FM: Summer of 83, Winter of ’81-’82, Fall of °82 FG: To succeed Maria Ferraro L: Donna Summer, great food after a rough time, M.J., family : DL: S.A., N.S., Questions, sugarless gum | FM: 8th with Eric, 3 9 81, N.Y.T., skiing FS: I’m gonna kill you! PP: Tin Box To live in a penthouse in N.Y.C. Daniel Flynn Dan L: Hockey, Raquetball, Florida DL: working, Proposition 2 ¥%, no hockey in the senior year FM: Hockey 81-82, 82-83 FG: Degree in Business A: Hockey 2, 3 ne Kathleen Fontaine Kathy, Crash L: Jean’s Jello Pudding Pops, daydream- ing, yellow red DL: Jean’s driveway, purple, RICE, slip- pery Holland roads FM: Prom night ’83, cruising with the Tieri Gang, Wales — Summer ’82 FG: To be truly satisfied with whatever | do. Benjamin Gamble Ben, Obi-Wan, Oscar, Benamin Brambo L: Porsches, string bikinis, real friends DL: People smoking when I eat, flat tires FM: Oct. 29, ’83, Summer ’82, busted lip from Gina FS: Yeah ... Right! PP: my friendship with G.S., my hackey sack FG: Engineering degree and Space A: Soccer 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer (N.H.S.) 4 Maureen Fountain Mo, ‘“‘Angel’’, “Audit” L: Fall, Rain, Magenta, little kids, blue shoes DL: working weekends, purple, smoking, PP: my onyx ring, my dolls, my diary, my contacts, my teddy bear, my room A: Student Council 3, Treasurer (s.c.) 4, Basketball Statistician 2, 3, 4 Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4, N.HS. 2, 3,4 Edward Gaumond Ed, Zetar L: Snowmobiles, parties, W-W class DL: Disco, School, drinking FM: Football, ZZ Top Concert, going plowing with my father FG: To make a good living A: Football 4, Track 4 Shelly Galonek L: Led Zep, chevelles, late nights, ing, around DL: fights, boring parties, back stabbers, good-byes FM: Brad’s barn, gramps’ field, going to the beach with Mark, sneaky stuff with Keyes FG: To be happily married and doing what I want with my life. danc- Be Now Eugene Gaumond L: Riding my YZ, snowmobiles, down hill skiing, hunting, friends DL: Disorganization, school, being told what to do, Alexis FM: My Dad, being with the people in the Class of 84. FS: ‘“‘What’s the beef, chief!” PP: My YAMAHA FG: To be very rich A: Football 1, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 21 Cliff Gawron L: Hunting, fishing, The Doors, the beach DL: Long bus rides, filling out applica- tions, playing the fool, vokie hall FM: Summer’s spent on Long Island, Lily Pond, Breakneck, expiditions with Champ PP: My friends and family, shotgun, rifle, fishing equipment A: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4 Prom Commit- tee 4 Chorus, 1 Scott Goulet L: motorcycles, friends, freedom DL: breaking up, Disco, being alone FM: Hanging around with friends ES: Lets ride. PP: Honda 450 FG: Have fun, stay young, be free aed Tina Giaccobi Karin Graveline Kinky, Spaz, Legs L: Massages, drums, motorcycles, Cen- trum concerts DL: No privacy, debts, depression, ““THE ESTABLISHMENT” FM: Summer 83, concerts of 83, “‘Rendez- vous’, ““‘Undercover”’ FS: Go for itl”, F 1 W, F T A Jean Giguere Skid, Bee, Pumpkinhead, Giggy L: Making p eople laugh, Mercedes con- vertibles, my family and friends, Boston DL: Spiders, waiting, pumpkigs, nervous people FM: Cruisin’ in the Mustang with the Tieri gang, that fateful night in Holland with Katy PP: Memories, pearl earrings and ring Brian Keith Griggs L: Jenny, Molson, Chevy % ton pick-up, Rock ’n Roll DL: Holland, screwing up, accidents, pressure FM: METRO Drive-in, Forest Lake roller rink, ’82 Buick Skylark, 73 Chevy pick- up FS: “When you least expect it... expect ae FG: A good job, wife family, a good 4 years in the Navy (6-7-84) A: Football 4 Machine drafting 1, 2, 3, 4 Paul Griggs Ted Gurski L: Working on cars, skiing DL: school food FG: Become tool and die maker, be rich, own a successful business Tina Grimes day Groom L: Eddie, ZZ Top, poetry, Marilyn Monroe DL: The Doors, Lyman, beer, war FM: 10 8 83, 5 21 82 and 5 22 82, 9th grade class trip, fireworks 9 5 FG: Marry Eddie, publish book of poetry and illustrations, Keep in touch with friends, have kids. Clifford Guyette Matthew Hart Cliff Matt L: Paula, weekends, sleeping late, being happy DL: Moose laughs, getting up early, argu- ments FM: Cape Cod summer with Paula (J.T.), Candle-lite dinner at Bren’s house with Petra, Journey Concert A: Soccer 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; School play 1, 2, 3; Drama club 4; Varsity T club 4 FG: To be happy and successful in my life. To own a sport’s car. (Corvette) 23 Laurie Harty L: uncontrollable laughter, having fun with my family and friends, being happy, “py DL: family arguments, people pretending to be something they aren’t, good byes, crying FM: 11 23 81, good times with Bonnie FG: To be happy success in everything I do and to travel around the world Cindy Hebert Buckwheat L: My new car, Ray, Saturdays with Alisa, parties DL: Working at B.K., waking up at 6:00 a.m., pushy people FM: Journey concert, party over Deb- bie’s, getting my car FS: “I have the situation under control.”’ PP: my car FG: Owning my own business or being suc- cessful A: Work study 4 Michelle Harvey L: Kootin” DL: Lots of things FM: trips to the airport FS: “To accept it, is to experience it.” PP: GK Shoey FG: To take a walk on the wild side Rudolph Hellyar Rudy, Roo L: football, 85, McDonalds DL: Smokers FM: 11 19 82, Candle light dinner at Bren’s, Granada, Athol football game ES: Kemarkable , CL CL CL PP: My animals, my football FG: To become a successful Marine Biolo- gist A: Soccer 1 Cross Country 2 Football 3, 4 Math team 1, 2, 3, 4 Golf 1, 2, 3,4. N.H.S. 3,4 dimi Hatstat L: Work, music DL: Homework, English, Psychology, mill street PP: Music man, Man Sting Ray bass FG: To become rich and famous A: Co-op 4 Veronica Hemenway L: Russell Boltwood, the Jolin family, Ford Trucks FM: Times at the Shack, The Big Fight, Times in the down stairs G.R., ““RISK’’, ozone picnic, talks with J.J. P.G. DL: Punk rock, Chevy trucks, hm. gr, staying home on the weekends FG: “I know not what to do! Will the sound break, sending the night with rift on rift of rose and scatter light? Will the sound break at last as the wave hesitant, or will the whole night pass and | lie listening awake?” — Elinor Wylie s Soe ee ae iene tee ne spaces } $ 2 + + x rs x Ks b Richard Hodge L: money, cars, RI night life DL: snails, car accidents FM: Times on the boat in RI; Conn, times with family FG: To be a successful ENTREPENEUR; to be a leader of a successful family corpa- tion Shawn Howe L: working, sports, girls, Mr Warren, Mr. White DL: school, homework, English, psycholo- gy FM: football, putting a carot up the flag- pole PP: My 72 toyota truck, my girl friend FG: A loving wife, 2 kids financially set Robert Howland Timothy Hutchinson Tim, Hutch L: A.R., Dobermans, Omni magazine DL: Looking for jobs, being stuck on a test, College Applications FM: Prom ’83, Texas ’83, ““Cow pasture”’ FS; Will you be serious! PP: My Puch Moped Michael Jalbert Mike L: tennis, basketball, the beach DL: getting up in the morning FS: What’s up? PP: Camera Equipment, my family, my friends FG: To become successful in the medical FG: To be successful in what I do, and to “field. eventually own my own hotels A: Cross country A: N.S.H. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Math Team 1, 4; Yearbook 4; cross country 1; baseball 1 Paul Johnson Paul Billy L: Mrs. Johnson, sacking Q.B.’s, W+W class, sarcastic coach, saturnine people FM: Playing football at T.H.S. FS: Mr. Lussier could you please speak up please?! PP: My good looks, my super physique, and my related carpentry book. - A: Football 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Zo 26 Darlene Kasper Doris, Darla L: Football season, Dill’s blazer, midnight phone calls, Spanish American DL: PIGEON, wating at Mary’s window, Lisa Real’s driving FM: Boxing with J.D., New Years Eve, ’82-’83, Egg wars — Halloween, camping FS: “If the water boils — make tea’ — bahaha. Jennifer Kay Jenny, Nif, Niffer, Me “4” L: Good friends, the ocean, being with special people DL: Snobs, fakes, fighting FM: Ski trip 80-81, Beach 82, Locker 265 FS: “How’s life?’’, “‘What’s up besides the sky?” FG: To be happy and successful in any- thing and everything | do Kathy Keyes L: Neil Young, Rocky hill farm, Misqua- macit DL: Winter, boring parties FM: Times in the trailer, the C.C. Club, all the trouble Shelly and I got into, all the M.R.’s Lind and I wasted our money on. FG: To start a hair-styling shop in my house, so I can be my own boss A: Girls Basketball 1 Girls Track 2, 4 Stephen Kingman Karen Knight L: The ocean,-camping, ZZTop, and HL. s DL: Math, getting up in the morning FS: “What’!?”, “That’s a laugh!” PP: My car, my ring, my dog (Candy) pic- tures of friends and family, my gray fur mittens Karen Krans KK, Kransie, Awesome | L: Chocolate covered donuts, Chigasaki, Westbrook, friends, Boston. DL: Polyester uniforms, disagreements, waiting, war, goodbyes FM: Japan 82, summer 80, Districts (Prouty) 83 _ FG: To be happy and comfortable; to re- visit Japan A: Softball 1, 2, 3 Co-Captain 4 Basket- ball 1 Yearbook 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2 Secretary 3, 4 N.H.S. 2, 3 President 4 Math Team 1, 2, 3, 4 Amie Kuszewski -L: Friends, weekends DL: Getting up early, rainy days, working at RO FM: BHS, 9 26, Old friends _FG: To pass my CPA Exam and to strive to do my best A: JV Basketball 1, 2, 3 JV Softball 2 Bang |, 2, 3 Kim Kuszewski L: R.M., BHS, teachers, family and friends DL: Back stabber, spinach FM: Bartlette, R.M., 4 16 83 FG: To be occupational therapist, and to help others reach their goals A: V Softball 3 JV Softball 2 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 Sweet Adelines 3, 4 Leslie Labis L: Brian, Val, Pat Benetar, roses DL: cold, rainy days FM: 9 7 82, ESE 8Z, trip to RI, 2 19 82 PP: Brian’s ring, Vwl, Letters from Brian, pictures, friendships, Barnabee EG: To go to college, to be happily mar- ried, have my own horse farm Donald Lafleche Randy Lafleche L: ZZ lop, my car, track, AIC 125 DL: School, punk rock FM: hurdling at THS FS: It ain’t over till it’s over. PP: car EG: $$$$$$$$ A: Track 3, 4 Co-op Program Shelby Langevin L: -.R.S., Sunsets, ocean, the beast (v.w.), K (chief) DL: Worms, having things taken away from me, two-faced friends, Stairway to Heaven, losing a good friend FM: Time’s with Dad, Alabama 80, having the ‘‘Red truck’’, Summer Romance 83. the times with Lynn, Kathy, Green FS: Hey bo, diz, that’s life PP: “‘The beast, My camera it’s acces- sories, my memories of my father A: Ski Club 1, 4 Steven LaPlante Zeke, Simple Simon, Steve L: Boss Ferrari, Zookeeper, nickers from work, Mrs. Phillips DL: Jeno’s cheenos, Mr. Keenan FM: A-block ’83 FG: win Megabucks A: Football 1, 2 Paul Lariviere L: Lucy, 67 Mustang convertible, The Beatles DL: nags, confusing teachers, no money, no car FM: Lost Lake, ’83 Summer vacation, 7 17 83, weekend March 13-15 1981 FG: To get out of my life what makes “ME” happy. Sean Leblanc “Spud”, Sean T. L: Basketball, Porsches, concerts, raising Hell DL: collapsed lungs and swollen spleen, the bricks, being called Mr. Potato Head, head on car accidents FM: July 15, 1983, Times with my family and friends, days in the library, The F- Squad Era PP: Memories, The ‘‘Porsche’’, special friendships A: Basketball 1, 2, Cross-Country 1, Ski Club 1, Chorus 2 Mark Lengowski Linguini L: The Rain Song, Soccer, P and J, Ekins, Night of the Zombies DL: Mewlips, fudges, goofs, General Hos- pital, The mouth of Sauron FM: The bridge, Holland pot heads, the life guard chair, Camelot, my days in mid- dle Earth PP: Me, my Tolkien books, my Led Zep- plin collection, my bed A: Soccer 1, 2, 3, Band 1, Math Team 1, Camelot 3 John LaVergne = . ANY a i i} “ Faw iM | Lisa Litchfield L: Cheap Trick, “‘I’ll be with you tonight”’, my flying V guitar, Revenge DL: waiting, good-byes, being used FM: Cheap Trick Concerts — 5 19 80, 2 24 81, 8 24 82 FS: “In the end all you’ve got are memo- ries.” PP: Flying V guitar, Cheap Trick Tour jacket, Rick’s pick, my songs FG: To be a tour manager and be ina rock band. Margaret Littlejohn Midge, Squidge L: R.C.A. Jr., the beach, looking at furni- ture on Sundays, N.Y.C. in the winter DL: waiting for Bob or Sharon, mental fits, the hospital, Gateway FM: Holland ’82 with Sharon, March 27, 1982, times with R.C.A. Jr. _PP: my family, ring, Romeo Lynne Mapplebeck Lyn L: Rusty James Field Hockey, money, PTBIYB DL: lollipops, procrastination, college ap- plications, fat FM: Ames bag ladies, defeating Shepard Hill in ’82, Las Vegas nights football games PP: my class ring, my friends, memories A: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 8. Softball 1, 2, Track 3, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, Student Council 4, School Committee 4, N.H.S. 2, 3, 4 Kristy Lee Macumber Crispy Cucumber L: warm weather, running, the ocean, | laughing DL: speeding tickets, winter, deaths, 9 18 83 FM: Rick, Summer of ’83, with Laura, Sue, the Dutch, Kim and Beth, Dec. 9, 1983 concert FG: To travel to Europe, go to college Peter Martell L: Soccer, U.S. Army, rainy practices, be- ing with my friends DL: 2 miles, mondays, boring classes FM: Soccer, Bruneau class, ’82 Border Conf. Champs — Soccer, all the times with my friends FS: “Peace through superior fire power.” PP: my friends, my family, my memories, my military equipment FG: To be successful at whatever I choose to pursue. A: Soccer 2, 3, 4 David Mainville L: punk music, Hawaii, black leather, be- ing with friends DL: being pushed around, getting stopped by the police, getting up at 6:00 A.M., getting lost in N.Y. with Bob FM: school year 82-83 living with my sis- ter, times spent at Bigelow Hollow with Eric, Summer 783, Winter ’83 FS: “Get real mad!” Lisa McHugh L: George, Saturday nights FM: Summer of ’82, March 3rd PP: my ring, photo album FG: To get out of school and get training for a career Brian McLeish L: Ann, drums, RUSH, fast cars D: depression, confusion, broken stricks FM: concerts in the cellar, guardrails, 12 15 82 FG: to be a professional drummer, be hap- py and rich Erin McTygque Irish L: eating Reester Peesters, cottage times, dancing on stage, dreaming about the fu- ture and making them realities, lippers New York D: “‘the destruction of goals” FS: “If you can dream it you can become it, if you can believe it you can achieve it 2? Brandy Meltzner Barb, Bob, Bran L: having fun with a few close friends D: making decisions, mayonnaise, fake fun, heavy metal, rain FM: ski weekend at Ascutney ’82, Florida 82, David Prouty FS: “Gotta go to guidance.” — “Pure B.S. PP: my rings, my family, my teddy tear Anne-Lisa Mogstad L: banans, Norway, “cheese and crack- ers’, Beethoven, summer D: warm milk, false friends, bugs, school gym FM: Ashville N.C. 83, Eiken 81, Switzer- land ’81, building a motor in Physics FG: own a 528BMW A; concert choir 3, 4, librarian 4 girls cho- rus 3, 4 choraleers 3, 4 NHS 3, 4 Tri-M 3, 4 30 Carl Mundell Tracy Negip L: times with Real Grudzien, Prouty ’82 ’83, northern California 82 ’83, par- tying with Slezik D: Griggs for an enemy, dead parties, be- ing alone, nosy people FM: football 82, Who concert, 4 years with Tom, talks with P.G., midnight swims FS: Come on! PP: my diamond, my saphire, my parents love, my t.v. FG: To own a lamborghini and go to Stan- ford U. live in San Francisco A: cheerleading 1, 2, 3 softball 1 Jeffrey Nicholas Jeff a weekends, munching out, Heffenrerrer = (the Green Death) D: people who ca n't take a joke, winners FM: Z FM: England, concerts, the Dead in Provi- dence A: football 3, 4 track 3, 4 FG: Do alot of traveling and maybe a 2 year college. James Nichols dames Niejadlik dim L: skiing, Yogurt D: FG, smoke FM: 6 3 83 PP: KNEISSL, clarinet FG: B.E. degree A: cross country 1, 2, 3 tennis Z, 3, 4 basketball 3, 4 soccer 4 Cheryl Olson L: Brian W., summer, Italian food, waters- kiing, weekends, beach sunsets, wine, smiling D: Mondays, rain, clicks, fighting FM: summer spent on Big Alum ’83, vaca- tions with my family, junior year with C.B., times spent with friends FM: Give me a break, “‘hi”, “oh...” PP: my family, B, Wood, Ohatccrauhe and Vernon Olson L: heavy metal rock, motorcycles, wom- en, listening to music loud D: school’s food, Mr. Lussier’s class, get- ting up in the morning, going to school FM: the day I got my drivers license FG: be rich and have a fancy car Tammy Orlofski PP: Guy, family, friends FS: What’s for lunch? 31 Paula Ormsby Petralunga, Ormseybubble, Wormsby L: Being with Cliff my friends, making people laugh. DL: Decisions, smoking, back-seat driv- ers. FM: 5 16 81, Germany ’83, Cape Cod 82 with Cliff. FS: The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever. Andrew Paradis Spike L: wood working, working on engines, doughnuts in the I.A., Mr. Randall making a total fool of himself DL: Lyman Stanton, Mr. Erredde’s BOR- ING movies, jeeps FM: My Dear Spike article in the Toma- hawk, working on X-mas projects in Wood Shop, food fights Terry J. Parker Leggo L: Darlene, motorcycle, racing, rock DL: Bad times, people stuck on them- selves FM: Being in room 22 + 23 FS: No problem PP: Motorcycles cars FG: Having as much fun as possible. A: Coop 4 Michelle Patton Moush L: horses, laughing, good times, food DL: FRA, dogs, valley girls FM: times spent with my family, week- ends with J + K, Albuquerque ’83 FS: Give me a break!?! PP: my family, Eika, Sam FG: Tollive life to the fullest, travel, Louis- ville in °84 Ron Perreault TRON, TRON Deadly Disc L: Sports, my car, lots of women’ DL: Yankees, Southbridge FM: Senior Patrol, Parties, Summer of ’83 FG: Business Manager, Millionaire, happy marriage PP: My room, my car FS: You’re not going to believe what I just did, Kingman you idiot! Jennifer Persson Crazy Jen L: My rock roller Jimmy, jammin’ at concerts, my cellar, my dirty bird DL: The Bus, toes, rules, shots FM: Stanford 66-67, Jimmy 11 19 83, The Cape and Reester Peesters with Erin FS: “‘You’ve got big dreams . . . you want FAME” Goal: To be happy and famous rockin’ with JGN — (Not Yet!!) Beth Anne Peterson Beth L: Bigelow Hollow, summer tempera- tures, talking and being with special friends, being hugged DL: Temperature below 70, personality changes. FM: 5 13 82, 5 26 82, times with Jeff at Bigelow. FS: I need a TAB, But anyway ... HUNSS Robert Poirier Rob Pamela Plante Pam L: Horses, Z-28’s, D.G., unicorns DL: Fakes, snobs, flowcharts, wars FM: GIBWM, 10 12 83, 10 18 83, times spent with friends FG: To succeed in what ever | do. Roger Poirer L: Being outside, spending money, Phys- ics, good friends, biking, winter DL: Being broke, hungry, cigarettes, snobs, drugs, Seniorities FM: summer of ’83 FS: No problem, The buck stops here! PP. My trek, Dad’s van, my health friends FG: To be comfortably rich. Jane Plumley L: Animals, Sir Francis, spring and thun- der storms DL: Liver, rainy colds days FM: 10 1 83, Woodstock ’83, Nebraska FG: To be an animal Technician A: Girls track 3, 4; Ski club 4 Doreen Porra guppy, Doe L: Mike, Okapi’s Sundown, freedom, fresh air, day dreaming, Porsche DL: Smoke, dead batteries, lonliness, black blue, BRACES FM: Pizza Hut 10 7 83, trail rides FS: Some day ..... Life goes on. PP: Mike’s ring, Sunny, Impala, sterio, let- ters from friends, memories FG: To live happily ever after 33 34 Walter Pryzybia L: electrical senior class of 1984, 1972 Cutless Supremes, Lauenbrau, classy girls D: Pintos, snobby people, mushrooms, cops FM: Sweet times spent with Jackie. FG: electrical work, landscaping A: electrical maintenance around the school Ronda Rachal L: Butch, camping, being with Butch, be- ing with Butch and motorcycle riding with him D: cigarettes, drugs, kids on the bus who think they’re better than others FM: meeting Butch for the lst time, sum- mer of ’82, 2 1 82, trip to Oregon in the red Chevette Lisa Real L: my sugar bear, P.S., rainy football games, cheering for THS, long walks, spa- ghetti D: Mondays, leaving THS, Mary’s bad moods, whiners FM: 2 6 81, egg wars, football ’82, 5 12 82, Prouty ’82 and ’83 FS: Be real! Daniel Reed Dan L: gore movies, three Stooges, Monty Python, four wheeling D: getting speeding tickets, Mondays, old movies, riding the bus FM: Monday night Poker, pullock, fun with Gremlin, F-Squad FG: whatever happens A: basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Lisa Reilly L: laughing, D.M.S.R., full moons, Reggae D: tears, Monday morning, cleaning my room, mypocritical people FM: Old Orchard Beach Maine, summer 82 and 83, California, New Hampshire camping FS: “I’m empty but I’m full, ya know?” PP: Nautique FG: to be happy and content Sharon Reis Shazon, Sharona L: dancing, danceable music, tons of shoes, fun and wild times with family and friends, phone conversations with Eric, Bran muffins D: fake fun, THS chorus ’82, the Dutch, October 9th, smoking, being fat FM: Holland with Midge — summer ’82, 17 years with Phil, Cape Cod — June’83, my dancing party in ’82 FS: Totally PP: my family, my pictures and memories, my rings Anne Remian Rem, Annie L: T.P., going out with friends, fun with B, L, ripping Paul -D: side-line soccer, Main St. U.S.A. FM: the Silent King, King Noble, being Kris Kringle. FS: Hmmm... Yes PP: my friendship with Lauren, memories of good times with special people, my Susan Riddle Neal Renaud Lisa Richardson L: Larry, quiet Riot, friends, horses, hock- ey D: shorthand, liars, snobs, school, M.B., PC FS: “ooo baby, he’s cute!”’ PP: stereo, phone, family, friends, my job at BK, money FG: To be good at whatever I do, become a nurse, or a hairdresser Steve Robie L;- L: Ozzy Osbourne, Mr. White, Mr. Warren, Quiet Riot D: school, punk rock, Duran Duran FM: Ozzy Osbourne concert at the Cen- trum FG: Meet Ozzy Ozbourne in person Ann Roberts Annie L: tennis, summer sunsets, Porsches, smiles D: rainy days, liars, diets, saying goodbye FM: times with Tim, Prom ’83, the cow pasture, times with my friends PP: a certain card form someone special my family, my friends, Zip, my license FG: to have a career in law A: foreign language club 2 tennis 2, 4 prom committee 3 yearbook 3 concert choir 4 Passages 4 35 36 Joanne Robida L: Steve, traveling, pandas, clothes DL: show-offs, saying goodbye, the cold, being alone FM: Junior Senior year with someone special, Germany, the Prom, the fun | have had with my friends FS: of all the gifts from heaven above, the sweetest one of all is love! PP: my car, things Steve has given me, Jeff Ropiak Rope L: Golf, good friends, summer, THS DL: ROMS, raking leaves, snobs, people who never smile FM: all of the great times I had with my family and friends FG: To be successful in whatever I do; to make others happy A: Golf 2, 3, 4 Capt. 3, 4 Karen Robidoux Jeff Rudzinski Rud L: Fords, Fridays, Julie, J.D. DL: school, rain, chevy’s FM: Summer 83 FS: Go for it, mellow out PP: My ’72 Mustang, my family a certain someone FG: To make the bucks, and to succeed A: Football 1, 4 Work Study 3 Baseball 1, Z Richard Rock Donald Schellhammer .| Don L: Kelly, Nova’s, Van Halen DL: Vocabulary, M.D. FM: Columbus Day Weekend ’83 FS: “And the rest is history” PP: Car motorcycle FG: Good job and family A: Machine drafting 1, 2, 3, 4 Valerie Shailer Val L: running, the kinds, the ocean, M M’s FM: Times with friends, Kink’s concert, Pink Floyd, The Wall, summers PP: family, friendship, my road race tro- phies FG: To run in the Boston Marathon A rock 2. 3. ¢ NUS. 2,3,4 Brenda Simpson Bren L: Rudy, 85, the Honda, McDonalds, sunsets, swimming DL: Jealousy, smoking, fighting, death A: Choraleers 4 Concert Choir 4 Soccer Manager 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4 Yearbook Editor 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4 Foreign Language Club 2 Cheerleading 2 Varsity T Club 4 Drama Club, 3, 4 Dean Simpson Deano L: My Buddies, soccer, powerful music, life in general DL: Dishonesty, cold seats, common, senseless foods, second place PP: My friends, drums, soccer cleats A: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt. 4 Golf 3, 4 Basketball 2 Baseball, 1, 2 Varsity T Club 3, 4 Lee Solaroli L: Money, friends, C. Books, swimming DL: Excessive homework, chemistry, summer 780 FM: 8th grade Scienc FG: To become the President or owner of a major corporation A: Soccer 3, 4 N.H.S. 3, Laura Soliz L: Summer, laughing, Europe, down com- forters DL: Goodbyes, decisions, fighting, waiting FM: Holland ’82, England ’83, E.S.P. with Chris, fondue with Jean, sun and fun with Kathy and Sharon, 2:00 a.m. in the camp- er A: Student Council 2; Vice-President 3, 4 Math team 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 2 Year- book Editor 3, 4 N.H.S. 2, 3, 4, Spirit Week Co-Chairman 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4 Bradley Soper Brad, Bad L: Jen Reilly, J.R., my dear, sweet mother DL: rainy days FM: Summer ’83 at J.R.’s FS: Stay with it PP: My 44 shirt, J.R. FG: who knows A: Football 1, 2-5 Track 2, 3 i‘ a8 Aa rete yy act «fia ee . Lynn Sorenson L: B.W., sailing, hikes, The Doors, black L: motorcycles, 4x4 Chevy trucks, ZZ Trans-Am’s DL: snobby people FM: Summer of ’82, walks with Max FG: Go to college for X-ray technology then go onto school for radiology A: Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1, 2,3 James Stanton Jim, Jimmy L: Accounting, Math, summer weather, rollerskating, skiing DL: snobs, mondays and wednesday, big shots FS: “Good morning.” ‘“‘Have a nice day.” ‘I hope I passed this class.”’ PP: my phone, money, T.V., AM‘FM ra- dio, cassette player FG: To become a police officer of thestat of the state of Mass. dustin Spinney Top, WW class DL: Science Drawing, Miller James Stearns Jim L: Countryard, Western music, Partying DL: snotty girls, going to work with a hang- over FM: good times with my friends, raising hell all night FG: Make enough money to have the things I always wanted Steven Stalker Steve, Stalk, Marsh Stalker L: Physics, Cross-Country motorcycle rid- ing, pizza DL: end of my high school career, winter, — Chemistry tests (Mrs. Carroll’s), Rosco FM: coming over the finish line at the dis- tricts meet in 28th place A: Cross-Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. Z, 3, 4 Michael St. Germain L: Molson, 73 Thunderbirds 429, partys, EEE G. DL: Old Milwaukee, citations, Beginning of the school year FM: Buying a 73 Thunderbird 429, W W? FG: To own a 1957 Thunderbird Michael St. Laurent Mike Mark Stolgitis L: GMC Trucks, electrical work, the bell at 2:02, W.W. class DL: waking up for school FM: buying my first truck FG: To get my electrical license and own my own company A: Yearbook 4, Electrical shop 4 Regina Sullivan Gina L: Raggedy-Anne, Garfield Treasury, red silk rose DL: words w o meaning, Senioritis, ma- cho men. FM: E-block drafting, Riverside Spring ’82 FS: “Love is a dream, A dream forever; Live your dreams, Forget the never.” FG: To run my own architectural business Michael Szyszko Mike Bryan Thibeault Jennifer Thomen Jen L: being with Louie, Hampton, superfly Louie’s dancing DL: being told what to do, liars, getting up at 5:30, Courtney FM: Summer of 82 + ’83, 9 26 82, Marybird’s class with Persson, times with Stetch PP: Louis, my ring, memories FG: To be happy and successful A: Cheerleading 1 ao 40 Christine M. Tieri Chris, Chrissy, Vito L: sleeping, carbohydrates, the 8 DL: the same old thing, cold feet, Senior Syndrome, people who lack common sense, paranoid cats FM: Germay 782, 6 25 82, visiting Gramps Grammie PP: My ’65 Mustang, my whole family my birthday rings Kimberly Tryba Bullamoose, Kimbies, Tryba, Skim L: my friends, memories promises of the future, mushroom pizza, trying to learn with a good instructor, shopping spend- ing money, soccer, music DL: Arguing over little nothings, trying to lose weight, PG FM: Times with Dawn, Kristy, Beth, Todd Gregg, Summer of ’83, Maching Shop Stephanie Tryba Steph, Treebs L: the beach, Boston, France, the gang DL: rainy days, pen throwing, obnoxious people, fat FM: summer at Rom’s, beach at 8:00 FS: Do what you can where you are, and with what you have PP: my health, happiness and friends Rick Turenne Glen Veber Veeb, Veeba, Gleeb L: Ice Cream, Red Sox, Pepsi, swimming DL: Beans, rain, librarians, Yankees FM: Becoming and uncle, my oldest broth- ers wedding, Ron’s toga party FS: He who laughs last, doesn’t get the joke PP: My baseball cards, my family, and my Converse All-Stars FG: To succeed after school A: Soccer 2, 3 Baseball 2 Lorene Walch Walcherino, Laverne L: Bill, 84, being with friends, ribbons DL: C’s, homework, saying goodbye, ar- guing FM: Cape Cod ’82, ’83, N,Y. N.Y. wed- ding FS: “Ya crumb. PP: my pictures, friends, rings Paul Waters P.J. P-dub, Kojak L: Soccer, music, spending money, skiing DL: AP Chem, J.B.F.K. nervousness, Holy Socks A: Soccer 1, Z, 3, 4 Tri-Capt. 4 N.H.S. 3, 4 Math Team 1, 3, 4 Ski Club1, 3, 4 Ski Club 4 Class Treasurer 4 Track 3 Band 1, 2, 3 Jazz Band 1, 2,4 Drama CLub 4 Mark Wilson L: Football, track, 74, sleeping skiing, Vega Power, Granola bars DL: Working, Southbridge skinheads, smoking, chemistry, Calculus FM: The Original Rampage, beating Bart- lett, 10 23 82 FG: To graduate from college and to be successful in the business world. A: Football 1, Z, 3, 4 [rack 1, 2, 3, 4 N.H.S. 2, 3, 4 Math Team 1, 3, 4 Karen White L: Weekapaug, sports, animals, family DL: Hospitals, cancellations, phonies, rain FM: Summer 83, Uncle Joe, Casey and lead a happy, successful life. A: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook-Editor 1, 2, 3, 4 Newspaper 2 Ring Committee 2 Class Officer |, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club |, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Lauren Winslow L: Tabski, the club, “‘dancin’ in a corner’’, acting DL: “Mainstreet U.S.A.” ripping FM: 9th grade Spanish, Florida ’82, NLY.C. 83, Stratton 82 FG: To live in Greenich VIllage, and be highly successful in all my endeavors. A: Cheerleading 1, 2 Spirit Week 3, 4 Drama Club Z, 3, 4, Ski Club 1. 2, 3, 4 Fine Arts 3, 4 Yearbook 4 Passages 4 Prom Committee 3 Mary Williams L: Cheering for THS, the Blazer, when Darlene laughs, FREE Lunch!!! LBOE DL: Real’s driving, waiting!!, Mohawks, whiners, Spanish American FM: Prouty 82, 83, Football Season 82, 83, Egg Wars!!, Florida 82 with the Jetset, Kolshak Bob FG: Curlers, coffee cup Ironing Board (Batha!ha!) x L. Bret Worrell Ruppert L: Summer, good music, girls, tru friends DL: Old people, getting tickets, winter, being immobile FM: Rusty Strings FS: Life’s a @$ % , and then we die! PP: My guitars, my friends FG: To survive 41 42 Michael Wrona Mike Laurie Zelnia Zz L: Times spent with good friends, lasting relationships, funny faces Ace of spaids DL: “Wanting not receiving’, loud screaming voices, depression, being left alone, dog eat dog days FM; Times spent with Henry, simple talks with passing friends, “Mindy” FG: To be happily married, successful in the career of my choice, to travel the world, put smiles on unhappy faces. A: Softball 1 Vice-president 1 Paul Davey t ? rey — 43 Treasurer — Paul Waters Vice-President — Kathy Fon- taine President — Karen White Secretary — Charlene Bou- dreau 44 Class Officers I’m at that awkward age when childhood is merely a bundle of memories, tied up so lovingly with a naive pink bow. I need only to close my eyes to remember . . . It would be too easy to linger in my past. My rose-colored glasses are just beyond reach, fading somewhere in youthful laughter. An-ever present smile still brightens my face, yet sometimes I hurt so badly I want to cry... and nobody knows. I often wonder which highway of life I will travel, whose warm hands and undying love will make me feel secure, which of my close friends will keep in touch after our carefree High school days are over. So very young, yet I feel so old. “Maturity” teases me — it lets me feel as if I’m in total control, then allows my rare childish side to make a fool of me. I’m unsure about life, love, values, people, myself. Maybe when I’m nineteen, twenty-nine, or one hundred and nine, someone will enlighten me. Until then, I am content to search, change, and remember. — Anne Hill, 18 CLASS WILL To the JV Varsity Basketball Teams: Chocolate Chip Cookies Love, MO I leave my ‘“‘seal” laugh ringing in the halls, the library, the ... P.O. I leave Mr. Yates two more “brilliant”’ physics students; my sisters. P.O. To Laura: Love, Thanks, and Luck — Maureen I leave Mr. Errede a new projector to show all his boring safety mevies on. Rich Fin- ney l leave Mr. Errede a bottomless trash can so he can “‘Trash”’ everything. Rich Fin- ney I leave Mr. Randall sitting in his room with all the shades down. Rich Finney To Lauri: My Treasurer’s Book — Broke, but balanced. Maureen I leave the Soccer Team without any play- ers from magnificent Brookfield. Martell I leave Mr. Yates telling his Physic’s classes which test paper to write their names on. Martell I leave Mr. Yates with a lifetime supply of NAUGA’S and fish to weigh. I leave Mouse without any company as he runs his two miles. Pete Leaves my two brothers to take my soccer position on the back of the bus. K.L. Leaves Alexis the only shot she’ll ever see. K.L. Leaves Thanks to Mr. Allen Mr. Wallis who didn’t get off my case. K.L. To Brenda Laeuter: I leave a season of free passes to the Bruin’s locker room. Lynn Sorenson 46 To Michelle Trudeau: | leave an S.C. guy for an S.C. girl. Lynn Sorenson Steve Kingman would like to leave. leave Mr. Allen, Keith Dragon and all his “goofy” flash dance clothes. I leave my two sisters, three good years at THS. CG. To David: Peaceful access to the DG Sys- tem. Pam To Lauren: Two more “‘happy interest- ing’ years at TRSH. Pam To Dean G: A telephone line that is “‘nev- er’ busy! Anonymous | leave all the dirty pots and pans to the kitchen help, and a very nice friend and teacher Mrs. Crockett. James S. I leave all my left-over accounting III work to Mr. B. and he is a very nice teacher, too! dames S. To Kellie T: Nothing dries faster than a tear — Your Cuz! I leave my parking spot to Jamie P. — Take it easy. Doreen To Leslie: Let’s keep in touch — Y B F, Doe To Lisa Litchfield: Remember: Guppies do it under water. Guppie! To Bonnie A: Find your own guy! The Senior Girls To T.W.: Great memories, Thanx! Tracey To Leslie C: Have a blast in 85! Tracey N. To Lisa R.: Yellow snow in the student parking lot!!! T.N. To Mr. Daley: A tire inflater. Steve C. To Mr. Wallis: A Choraleers member who is always on time to all rehearsals. Steve Caccia To My Bestest Friend, Dawn: I leave a wish for many years of love and happiness and friendship! Love, Gina To Yates: | leave three years of pleasant frustration and your world problems. Love, Kookie! To Mr. Errede: I leave a giant THANK YOU for being my friend and for teaching me about my future career and myself. I also leave an invitation to my wedding too . we'll see! Love, Gina To Mr. Earlsy-Baby: I leave our rookie year together in softball and a big THANK YOU for being my friend and my coach! Love, Your Catcher, Gina-Buddy To ALL the Teachers and Administrators | I’ve known in my THS career: | leave a giant THANK YOU for helping me to be- come the person | am. All My Love and Thanks, Gina Sullivan | leave a snowball’s chance in !. to any- one who takes Mrs. Caroll’s AP Chem. To Gina: Smile! We’ll never have another practice again! Love, D’reen To Jen Gowing: Keep cheering, Good Luck — Love ya, Doreen To Bugsley: Have a great Senior year and a winning soccer season! “‘Def!’’ Love, Do- reen To my 3 Mom’s: Thanks for being such great friends! Your son, Rudy To my 85, Thanks for giving me such great memories!. Love you, Bren To Dean: Thanx for being such a great cuz! Love, Bren To Kap: I hope you have lots of good times at THS. Love, Bren To my Best Friend: Thanks for being there when I needed you. Love, Your Twin To the Tieri Gang, invitations for next years dinner party. Bring an escort anda new battery for Chris car. To Steve, | leave 27 more months of “Why, but why?” To Karin Kim, the phrase “I don’t care”’ to over use in your Senior year. Love Chris I ieaue pieces of my flesh, and a few holes on the soccer field. Dean I leave words of wisdom to my friends Deano Paula, Well it’s finally over, we finished! Thanks for being such a great friend. Love, Bren To Mr. Bombard (Bombi), A student who gives you no troubles at all. (At least less than I did.) Steve C. To Donna S: My Accounting folder. Pau- line Boucher To Donna and Kathi: My nice, clean lock- er. Pauline Boucher To Donna and Kathi: School lunch. Pau- line Boucher To Donna and Kathi: The rest of the year. Pauline Boucher To Mr. Blake: A Harlequin romance. From, Jenny Linda To Melissa Michelle: Another year with Mr. Blake. Linda Blanchard To my brother: One more year in this school. Linda Blanchard “SPARK’”’: Secret redezbous, Little notes, Hidden meanings, All My Lovel! FLASH” Goodbye to Mr. Blake on the second hap- piest day of his life. A.P. Class of 1984 dean and Kim leave the soccer team twelve thousand chocolate chip cookies and unmade circles and the District Cham- pionship To certain sophomore guys: Hugs and Kisses from certain senior girls. To Mike: A “Watch Your Mouth’ for when I’m not here to say it. Love. Angel To Mrs. Carroll: Chemistry, in every way, shape and form. Audit To the school | leave my brother, who soon will be here. Good Luck! Tammy I leave all my underclassmen all the teach- ers | hated. Tammy O. I leave to Mrs. Crockett the memory of “my big mouth’. Tammy O. Molasses Hill and Mt. Dan to the Cross Country team. Mike Dziura The refrigerated classroom to future stu- dents. Mike Dziura Laura and Lyn leave their office to Mr. Charette I leave Mr. Randall a scale that will not break under him. A.P. I leave Mr. Randall a pair of sunglasse- s.A.P. I leave Mr. Errede my unfinished grandfa- ther clock. A.P. I leave Mr. Errede a ping pong ball to work out on. A.P. I leave Mr. Bombard one year to regain his sanity before my sister shows up. Dana Demetrius Mrs. Farlan: One more excellent block. Dana Demetrius I leave to Mr. Errede all my junk motor parts for my mini bike. Scott Cairns To Mr. Dube, | leave all my size 44 sport coats; | know he’ll need them. S.C. I, Scot L. Mayfied, being of sound mind and body, leave to Pat O’Shea all my free blocks spent in the Music Room, and an- other year of ‘‘Operation Paranoia’’. I also leave my 17% math credits | didn’t need, to anyone who does. To Beej: I leave all the luck I never found, and if you find it, use it to it’s fullest. I also leave my mind — if you that, please give it back. Tracy Cody To Scotty: I leave all my U.S. History notes! Gina To my son, Dean-Bean: | leave a wish for all the luck in the world! Love, Your Mom, Geen-Queen To “That Boy in my math class who wears Chinos!’’:: I leave all my love and friend- ship forever. Love, Your Geen My Queen To D’reen: | leave the memories of every cheer we ve cheered together. Love, Gina 47 48 49 Superlatives Superlatives Superlatives Sup: Tee Nae A Most Likely To Be Remembered Class Politicians ace ateneny are Gina Sullivan Ben Gamble Karen White Matt Livingstone eh WR ricreien. Class Intellects Karen Krans Mike Dzuira 50 ives Superlatives Superlatives Superlatives Friendliest Best Sense Of Humor Sue Riddle Steve Kingman Eric Romano Jean Giguere Class Actor Actress Kevin Blanchard, Sharon Reis Lauren Winslow 51 Superlatives Superlatives Superlatives Supe : ahem ST PRINCIPAR: Class Angels Class Musicians Maureen Fountain Matt Hart ; Jim Niejadlik Anne-Lise Mogstad — Best All Around Ben Gamble Gina Sullivan 52 atives Superlatives Superlatives Superlatives Class Couple Best Dressed Brenda Simpson Rudy Hellyar Chris Ethier Kathy Fontaine Class Athletes Ben Gamble Charlene Boudreau Class Artists Kerry Looney Sue Riddle 53 UNDERCLASSMEN 55 « ee J. Aho D. Allen K. Battersby D. Beckwith F. Bell . a D. Bradway J. Bramucci P. Butler Y. Caccia T. Cantara | 4 ¥ Pu Blanchard aeons ‘ 745 MuCarabalic M. Chartier J. Coderre M. Cook - Wa bee £ N J. DeMauro K. Demers C. Denker M. Dickinson eae ae K. DiFabio K. Drury C. Duggan C. Dupre T. Dupuis im i ' i B. Elder H. Elliott L. Fagerquist S. Feibig E. Gallant M. Gallant T. Garello R. Garneau J. Gaumond 2 W. Giroux J. Gowing P. Grant bs ; D. Parablia oy! am T. Hytnen G. Jackson K. Jackson J. Juliano K. Kastango S. Kastberg S. Kehir D. Knapton F. Kocher D. Koska L. Krusas J. Labis C. Labonte L. Labonte oe SN f ‘ L. Labrie K. Lacaire K. LaFleche M. LaForest S. LaForest J. Lamontagne | ¥ yt J. Lamothe R. Lowy T. Lussier M. MacGrath V. May ; — — J. McCallum K. McNeely B. Menard a mi? : a. ; . % ae - P. Metcalfe A. Miner . 58 Se W. Morgan D. Moriarity S. Morin C. Morse K. Nelson R. Niemeyer S. Nieuwenhoff M. O’Day B. O’Donnell B. O’Grady P. O’Shea H. ‘Ouellette ar AF : D. Perreault D. Perry D. Perry E. Perry J. Peters M. Petersen A. Phillips M. Piazzo S. Pixler T. Plumley K. Pronto . a Puckett S. Reece K. Renaud A. Roberts 59 P. Salviuolo L. Schellhammer M. Simpson M. Sladdin . | K. Solomon M. Spenard L. Stanton E. Stickne B. Sullivan 8 el x. Re ravares C. Tetrault T. Tetrault R. Tibbetts D. Sutka I Se ease M. Tiberii . S. Tilton T. Trant T. Tremblay Am Oo = 5S Ge M. Vilandr B. Watson — oo. rn Loma oe gus itemee ton Me ee ee as ¥ s T. Williams S. Wilmarth J. Yelinek 60 L. Achilles A. Aldrich M. Allen K. Barnicle B. Biron P. Breton T. Clark W. Colwell V. Cote R. Cox W. Cronin C. Damon Dean Fife . Frisbie . Gallagher . Jasmin Ao mw S . dolin . Karas Langer . Learned . Libiszewski Looney . O’Keefe . Partlow Pozzi . Rousseau . Savage Slezik Spence Spera . Stevens PO ed Ae i eri on he ee MISSING St. Germain a queeett Dd Junior Class Officers: M. MacGrath (Treasurer), K. Jackson (President), R. Garneau (Vice President), J. Puckett (Secretary) 62 were ray TTT . Benoit ns K. Bergstrom J. Berinstein W. Bertrand i Best H. Biercuk R. Biron ro) | e YW A. Boudreau K. Bradway B. Brissette M. Brothers L. Bruso M. Burek eS R : i aac Oe Ses ne KC “ - S. Campbell H. Cantara K. Carlson G. Caron S. Celuzza K. Champigny J. Chapman M. Cloutier T. Cloutier M. Congdon S. Coughlin womosgomswow ae M. Creelman R. Crocket M. Crompton 64 ANY | H. Curboy R. Daigle E. Davenport M. Davol ‘S A Ga Cruz C. Cunniff = T. DeCell R. Delage K. Demerski W. Dorney D. Duckett M. Duff . S. Duncan B. Faford J. Fagerquist | L. Fantoroni C. Favreau G. Fiset P. Forkey J. Fortier J. Frisbie Aonmos omucon i 2 . Ka 2 agnon W. Gallant J. Garcia N. Fuller In (E 65 : } Bik y ‘4 D. Garrison R. Gendreau J. Gerrish C. Gibson K. Gilbert T. Goulet T. Griswold E. Groom 1 K. Gurski D. Guyan N. Hachfeld | C. Haller C. Hammond } : Big { A fie ’ P. Hayes E. Hodge S. Hoffman o:, Be S O Pp O J. Howland K. Hurley C. Israelson _—_- K. Jankowski _‘T.. Jaskoviak m ; O r e S 2, j y tPr¥ | P. Kingman M. Kocher 66 R. LaBonte B. Laeuter S. Lambert H. LaVergne D. Lawrence M. LeBoeuf R. Lindsay D. Krans Dy Manning D. Macumber 67 the ett idhedaghod 11 hdeddacd 1° Be We ie Pe J. Martel T. Mapplebeck G. Michaud D. Mugan T. Major M. Morrell M. O’Brien K. Moriarty D. McCausland M. McDermott C. Niewenhoff T. Mac Grath M. Martel K. Moriarty C. Nelsen W. Looney L. Martel B. Neilsen 68 J. Poirier . Poirier P. Paduski A. Sahin R. Randall C. Rivers K. Simpson [uA i e A. Peterson M. Rousseau R. Savary M. Picard S. Schadlich M. Southern W. Plante J. Seelig J. Stanton HE i L. Szwarc . Sullivan M. Szyszkiewicz M. Thibeault Ra, fl Be Onto FN W. Thompson S. Tieri K. Tilton P. Tremblay K. Trombley Cc Trea = Ja a? H. VanAmburgh V. Vennert J. Vilandre L. Wondelear G. Warman A. Waters 0 ko i ited D. West C. White K. White M. Williams B. Wood 4 aomogz oma ow 4 ; : va : W. Woolhouse B. Worrell R. Ziemba K. Zukowsky 69 THE STAFF MR. J. ALLEN MR. BANSAK MR. BEAULIEU MATH COORDINATOR LANGUAGE DEPT. ENGLISH DEPT. MACHINE DRAFTING MR. K. BLAKE MR. R. BOND MRS. N. BOURDEAU MR. V. BRUNEAU ENGEISHEDER IT, SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. PHYSICAL EDUCATION SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. 70 THE STAFF MR. E. BZDULA MRS. M. BZDULA MRS. S. CARROLL MRS. M. CARUSO BUSINESS DEPT. BUSINESS DEPT. SCIENCE, DEPT: LANGUAGE DEPT. MR. C. CASTENDYK MR. R. CHARETTE MRSa hs COEPEM| MRS. M. CROCKETT SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. ENGIEISHEDER Ts HOME ECONOMICS BUSINESS DEPT. 71 MR. N. CZYZEWSKI MR. P. DALEY MR. A. DEVOE MR. M. DUBE MACHINE SHOP MUSIC DEPT. MATH DEPT. SGIENCE;DEPIE MRS. S. EARLE MR. J. EARLS MR. W. EMRICH A. ERREDE MATH DEPT. ENGLISH DEPT. SCIENCE DEPT. INDUSTRIAL ARTS fa: MR. D. FARLAND MR. T. GILREIN MR. W. GORMAN MR. A. HANCOCK PHYSICAL EDUCATION SPECIAL NEEDS SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. ye ay v f _ MR. T. LESNIEWSKI MRS. R. LUNDBERG MACHINE SHOP MATH DEPT. MR. D. HILLMAN MR. J. KEENAN CARPENTRY SHOP LIBRARIAN 73 74 s pee vo MR. R. LUSSIER CARPENTRY SHOP ‘ MRS. L. McGRATH HOME ECONOMICS MR. W. MARRINO ELECTRICAL SHOP MR. P. O'BRIEN SCIENCE DEPT. MRS. S. MARTIN ENGLISH DEPT. r- i at wis 4 Ry Jit MRS. S. O’BRIEN-BURNETT LNSAE IDI SNEAL. MR. P. MCDONALD ENGLISH DEPT. MRS. S. PHILLIPS LIBRARY ASSISTANT MR. PIERANGELI MR. PITISCI MR. K. RANDALL MR. RENNIE WELDING SHOP MATH DEPT. ENGLISH DEPT. ELECTRICAL SHOP MR. D. ROBIDOUX MRS. N. SAWYER MR. J. STEENSEN MISS M. THERIAULT MATH DEPT. ENGLISH DEPT. MATH DEPT. SPECIAL NEEDS | act Pr a Oe — N % a 75 76 MRS. P. WAITE MR. D. WALLIS MR. R. WARREN LANGUAGE DEPT. MUSIC DEPT. ENGLISH DEPT. MR. R. WOHLANDER MR. K. YATES WELDING SHOP SCIENCE DEPT. KITCHEN STAFF MRS. GROCEIA MRS. LITTLE MRS. ORTONA MRS. PALMER MRS. PENA MRS. WILES CUSTODIANS MR. HADDOCK MR. BURLINGAME MR. COLLINS MR. HULTBERG MR. HUFAULT MR. MAY MR. McDONALD MR. MONDOR MRS. SOPER MR. J. WHITE SOCIAL STUDIES DEPT. DEDICATION THROUGHOUT OUR YEARS AT TANTASQUA HIGH HE HAS TAUGHT MANY OF US THE VALUE OF HISTORY AND THE NEED FOR CULTUR- AL GROWTH AND WE, THE CLASS OF 1984, WOULD LIKE TO DEDI- CATE OUR YEARBOOK TO MR. ANDREW HANCOCK. ti ADMINISTRATION MR. R. WILSON MR. W. UTESS DR. J. WELCH MR. F. SIMANSKI SUPERINTENDENT ASST. SUPERINTENDENT ASST. SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL RORY as MR. R. BOMBARD MRS. J. PARISEAU MS. E. LENGOWSKI MRS. S. SCOBIE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO PRINCIPAL SECRETARY SECRETARY 78 ADMINISTRATION MR. PIETERSE MRS. HERRINGTON MRS. P. SAVAGE MRS. P. ODELL VOCATIONAL DIRECTOR VOCATIONAL SECRETARY GUIDANCE SECRETARY GUIDANCE COUNSELOR MR. G. NORTON MRS. N. MACUMBER MR. McKIRDY GUIDANCE COUNSELOR NURSE SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST fle, FALL SPORTS 81 oe ee as Mie oe “ WARRIORS Who said it couldn’t be done! 83 84 85 Good game, yo u guys. Get him Paul! 87 Y ved lf fs SOCCER CHEER re LEADERS ie be ee Number One! ARMaAQACH = 89 BOxmnn S Ss NAMA QO= SD Swee p it Lyn. Another circle! Seniors! 91 There is no Finish Line... Despite poor fan support, the Cross Coun- try team still managed to wrap up the ’83 season with a 10-4 record. Running in temperatures ranging from the near 100° mark to the freezing point, runners like Steve Stalker, Paul Tremblay, and Mike Holley led the team to victory against ev- ery team in the league, except Auburn, who won the Border-Conference title. The Warriors, although not first, positioned themselves comfortably in second place. Cliff Gawron and Mark Kocher were involved in a rivalry for fourth place on the team, but as it would happen, Cliff’s talent and disciplined prowness prevailed every time. Robin Bouthiller, hindered in the 82’ season by a late start due to back injuries, came on strong this year. Although he placed seldom, he aided the team through a consistent effort. Tantasqua owes a great deal of credit to Dan Cutler and Mike Dziura who kept the teams Border-Conference hopes alive during the home meet vs. Bartlet. Due to unfortunate circumstances Mike Holley and Paul Tremblay were unable to run. Mike D. showed determination in effort and attitude as did Dan C. who improved over last years season a 100%. Strong effort and spirit was exhibited by Layne Wonderlear and John Fagerquist who couldn’t run in the 82’ season due to his near tragic bike accident. Two runners to look for in the 84’ season are John Philips and Mark Difabio, both freshman. Tantasqua will have a strong team next year. All eyes, especially those of Auburn, will be focused on the Warrior runners for them there is no finish line. 92 VARSITY FOOTBALL (1-9) BOTTOM ROW (L-R) — Ed Gaumond, Jeff Ni- cholas, Dana Demetrius, Keith Balderelli, Mark Wilson, Paul Griggs’, Scott Farland , Eugene Gaumond’ , John Aloia , Chris Either, Paul John- son, Jeff Rudsinski, Rudy Hellyar 2nd ROW — Steve Learned, Brian Wood, Chris St., Jean, John Degnan, Peter Hayes, Chris Johnson, Paul Blackburn, Barry Knight, Michael Partlow, Mi- chael Sosik, Brian Griggs 3rd ROW — Tom DeCelle, Rich Bonney, Todd Farland, Mike Lilla, Paul Hayes, Todd Cantara, Buddy Pratt, Jamie Gerrish, Bill Dorney, Matt Congdon, Ter- ry Parker 4th ROW — coaches Neil Martin, Mr. Farland, Mr. Warren, Rocky Thompson MISS- — ING: Bill Ruggeri, Randy Lafleche, Brian Sulli- van, Peter VanAmburgh, Bill Johnson and Don Wheeler “captain J.V. FOOTBALL (1-3-2) BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Brian Wood, Michael Partlow, Peter Hayes, Paul Hayes, Bill Dorney, Steve Learned, 2nd ROW — Manager Gary Caron, Terry Parker, Todd Cantara, Todd Far- land, Billy Thompson, Tom DeCelle, Jamie Ger- rish, Coach Rocky Thompson 3rd ROW — Bri- an Griggs, Chris Either, Mike Sosik, Mike Lilla, Rich Bonney, Matt Congdon BOTTOM ROW (L-R) Lyn Mapplebeck, Chris Tieri, Charlene Boudreau , Karen White , Mi- chelle Amiro, Dawn Deterando 2nd ROW — Chris White, Amy Sosik, Sherry Hoffman, Mary Duff. Kerry Lafleche, Babette Worrel, Michelle Spenars, Michelle Gallant, coach Nancy Desau- tels “co-captains missing: Tina Barnicle and Jes- se Penn 94 | VARSITY SOCCER (8-6-2) BOTTOM ROW (L-R) — Dan Macumber, Mark Crompton, Allan Waters, Todd Lussier, Steve Tieri, Kacey Looney, Emily Davenport, Mike Southern, Matt Rousseau 2nd ROW — Manager Jean Giguere, Manager K im Tryba, Jeff DeMauro, Jason McCallum, Paul Waters , Dean Simpson , Ben Gamble’, Kerry Looney, Jim Niejadlik, Matt Cook, Tom Rigatti, coach Peter McDonald BOTTOM ROW (L-R) — Bill Hale, Mike Hoffman, - Greg Clarke, Billy Looney, Mike Phiffer, Scott Ke- hir, Mike Williams 2nd ROW — coach Steve Davol, - Peter Martel, Scott Martin, Mike Matteson, How- ard Gunnigan, Joey Burek, Bill Morgan, Dean Dick- inson, Barry Wood, Peter Matcalf, Robert Savory, Sean O’Keefe, Managers Paula Ormsby and Bren- da Simpson MISSING: Cliff Guyette, Lee Solaroli, and Sandra Silva BOTTOM ROW (L-R) — Paul Tremblay, Steve Stalker, Mike Dzuira, John Phillips, Mike Holley, 2nd ROW — coach Mr. Coughlin, Forrest Kocher, Mark Kocher, Lane Wandalear, Dan Cutler, Robin Bouthiller MISSING: Chris Gauvin, John Fager- quist, and Mark DiFabio 95 y pom PS db FATE peat ans make it ossible ... WINTER SPORTS A Captain Carty 100 “[otings Pyttiogs 214 31} Front Row; Mike Halbert: Tim Beeman, Tim Carty, Dan Reed, Jim Niejadlik Back Row; Coach Carroll, Jeff Fortier, Chris St. Jean, Bill Morgan, Buddy Pratt, Tom Rigatti, John Degnan, Peter Metcalfe : 780 Ce ised Wider) le : 101 M Front Row; Dean Garrison, Todd Cantara, Bill Dorney, Mark Hemingway, Mat Cook. Back Row: Adam Slezik, Alan Hemingway, Scott Campell, Jesse Lee, Ray Crockett, Coach Robidoux. Terms BADE 102 RMTHAMOQNRTYQA m TRAN RD Front Row; Reneé Garneau, Capt. Charlene Boudreau, Capt. Karen White, Lyn Mapplebeck Back Row; Mary Duff, Michelle Gallant, Missy Plant, Kerry Lafleche, Emily Davenport, Cheryl Fortier, Coach Desaults J. V. b A S K E Tr b A L fe Front row; Patty Puduski, Wendy Connors, Sharon Morin, Julie Seeling, Jesse Penn, Charlene Koska, Lyn O’Grady. Back row; Roberta Tibbets, Janice Yelnek, Jan Hemingway, Babette Whorl, Robin Tibbets, Coach Earls. 106 e. aa Front row; Karen Nelson, Leslie Cooley, Jen Gowing, Kerry Bergstrom, Kris Kelly, Jen Sullivan, Denise Guyan. Back row; Chris Tieri, Gina Sullivan, Doreen Dimiranda, Kathy Fontaine, Amy Kususki Captains, Doreen Dimiranda Gina Sullivan 107 a me VOCATIONAL ’ Me nf 109 Juniors R. Anderson S. Beeman P. Blackburn K. Blais C. Boos K. Carr T. Gelinas W. Henderson D. Herrick J. Hitchcock L. Hitchcock D. Lamarche G. Langlois M. Langlois D. Lizak K. Moore E. Partlow J. Rosia R. Sagendorph W. Smith M. Sosik M. St. Onge A. Swanson M. Thurlow B. Tourtellotte D. Truax R. Woodward Sophomores D. Barnes N. Bergeron W. Bigda G. Caron M. Chartier J. Cody D. Cutter R. Denis S. Elwell J. Girouard W. Griggs W. Herrick E. Howe B. Jalbert L. Keyes R. Leboeuf M. Lilla R. Lindsey 110 J. Strum E. Shaw T. Smith J. Sullivan R. Supernaut P. Vezina A. Wilkinson R. Geoffrey T. Gravel A. Haney J. Harder B. Harrison D. Niemier S. O’Keefe T. Ostiguy E. Pearson J. Phifer D. Robbins . Mansfield . Mathiew . Millier . Olsan . O’Shea . Pawela . Pontbriand . Ramsey Freshman S. Brown D. Courville C. Daigle R. Desy F. Dodge W. Douty J. Fitzgerald Til rf aac {if mete aah oe a ise) H iam! Shonen i ae ele COVER OLEATE ty }; +f ” ¢ tet A wee wis SRE Hogs Hs. ‘ © = se : . oe) 114 NN MI It ee Ww isin ian - ied cect Mi ee 116 We dedicate this section of the yearbook to Michael P. Mannix 1967-1983 He was our friend Thoughts can’t be seen But they are real A special warmth That you can feel A bit of brightness In your room A ray of sunshine A flower in bloom A hand that touches Yours to say Someone is close To you today Li7 Officers - — 7. L Christieri, Lacta Soliz, ‘BL K Karen Krans The Student Council f student thoughts and th ency tion of student projects. The council eansicls of six representatives from each oS a vocational rep ses a id five officers. This _ jer Difabio, Lesley Cooley, Chris White, Jenaier Miller, Stephen Celuzza, Charlotte Haller, Mageret O'Brien, Stephenanie Trubs, Karen White, Bes Gamble, Chris Tieri, ious Soliz, Maureeen Fountain, Karen Krans, Jean Gigure. 118 SCHOOL COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES Sharon Reis Lynne Mapplebeck Scott Mayfield Maureen Fountain Jean Giguere Front Row: Lesley Cooley, Gina Sullivan, Laura Soliz Row 2: Bob Cibien, Lisa Real, Lauren Winslow, Daryl Mitchell, Jacquelyn Wetteland, Doreen DeMiranda, Michelle Rousseau, Jennifer Gowing Back Row: Anne Remain, Midge Littlejohn, Brandy Meltzner, ware ' Sharon Reis. : i Re Paty rh i t a} hy ' | pat o i RE 120 | WES pat Marehing Band — Bad A eran en Prom | Committee . tha } us 2 4 Gina Sullivan, Paula Ormsby, Kristy Macumber, Brandy Meltzner. 122 Le it a ront row: Matt She James eile Mark Wilsown, Rigatti Row 5: Kristy Macuniber | Mapplebeck, Chris Tieri, Sharo Work Study ob Streicher, Michael Szysko, Veronica Hemingway, Li . Curran, Bonnie Gendreau, Ron Lambert, Cindy Heist, Lisa Biercuk, Shelby Langevine, Sue rter, Row 2: Lisa McCue, Pat Corriveau, Chery! Olson, Lisa Blair, aurie Zeinia, Kim Tryba, Michelle Amiro, Cheryl Lozier, Lauren Winslow Row 3: Brad Soper, Lisa Reilly, Tracy Negip, Erin McTgue, Jen Persson, Beth Peterson, Adam Sleezik, Brian Smith, Jeff Nicholas, Tom Williams, Brad Branconier, Anthony lannicheri, Don Lafleche _ CONCERT CHOIR | erts, Denice Crompton, Brands Simpson. Paula Orn Spenard, Pam Forkey, Lisa Fantaroni, Melissa Hart, Hart, sce ie nne-Lise Mogstad, rian O'Donnell, ER BF vem he eerie 4 Library Aides Mrs. Phillips (Miss Miller), Mr. Keenan 1 libraries, back row: Marylee McDermett, Catherine Cuniff omecoming Queen: Annette Allard and escort: Ben Gamble Spirit Week ‘s y oe eee ‘ o Miia : ‘7 ‘The Spirit Week competition was held over a period of 3 days. The students participat- ed in Hat and T-shirt day, Incognito day, and Green and Gold day. The class of 1986 won. 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Box 609 Webster MA 01570 145 Good luck Seniors from the T.T.A. asqua Teachers Association iy ate mn 146 Telephone 617-347-7287 pir Route 20 Sturbridge, Mass. 01566 zy 4 SR ty, ¢ 5 1B Ee , ty ¢ Good Luck, Seniors from PUBLICK HOUSE On the Common-Sturbridge, Ma Tel 617-347-3313 147 = Sri ed PEE cei dn, Pipermail: i, YU bi ay i i ee Ot 150 congratulations seniors TANTASQUA STUDENT COUNCIL 1983-1984 @- BRIMFIELD PRECISION, INC. Marjorie E. Rockwood William G. Lyons Manager MILL LANE RO. TEL. (413) 245-7144-5 Guaranty Bank Trust Company THE CONIFER GROUP INC. Route 20 Sturbridge, Massachusetts 01566 Tel. 617 347-9332 Brimstur Howlett Lumber Tir ec, Inc : Holland, Mass. Sturbridge, MA 01566 TEL. (617) 347-2124 Compliments of 151 152 To the Class of 1984 An Irish Blessing May the road rise to meet you, may the wind be always at your back, may the sunshine warm upon your face, the rain fall soft upon your fields; until we meet again may God hold you in the hollow of his hands Best Wishes Woodbine Country Store Brimfield Compliments of @) Galileo Electro-Optics Corp. Galileo Park, Sturbridge, Massachusetts 01518 (617) 347-9191 Congratulations Class Of 1984 ROM’S Home of Famous Italian-American Cuisine 153 154 Congratulations To the Class of 1984 Al’s Service Station Rt. 9 Brookfield, MA 867-8069 Best wishes from the Folks at Millane’s MILLANE’S PHARMACY, INC. 438 Main Street Palmer, Massachusetts 01069 J B Rail Stop Restaurant Lounge Rt, 9 Entertainment Nightly Brookfield, MA Lunch 11:30-4 pm Daily (617) 867-9067 Dinners 4-9 pm Sunday Buffet 10-8 pm Closed Tuesday Monday Best Wishes to the Class of ’84 From the staff of Marlene’s Hair Care 39 Elm Street Southbridge 764-4681 The Handmaiden For a touch of New England Craftsmanship A lovely selection of hand crafted gifts to choose from Open 10-6 Mastercard Visa Good Luck Class of 1984 Towne Country Realty ROUTE 20 P. O. BOX 219 STURBRIDGE (FISKDALE), MASS. 01518 (617) 347-7181 We Welcome Food Stamps Spencer Mon-Fri 8-9 Saturday 8-9 HODES g Yarnay FOOD Ci 4 Congratulations Class of ’84 From The Shopkeeper Initially Yours Route 20 Sturbridge, MA WRIGHTS Fine Trimmings for Apparel and the Home Wm. E. Wright Co. West Warren, MA 01092 155 156 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1984 J. C. PENNEY Congratulations to the class of 1984 Thomas DMD Family Dental Care Craniomandibular Therapy (head pain) Wallace Rd. Boccia Sturbridge E. L. FLOWERS SONS, INC. Rigstst Sturbridge, Mass. REPRESENTING ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURERS FOR OVER 35 YEARS GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’84 Kangaroo Crossing Causeway Pools Piccalilli Lane Holland Farms Nick’s Sport Shop Country Side Drive In Faulkner Hardware Best Bib Tucker Paula Jean’s Trunk at Piccalilli Lane : Richard’s Furniture “You Buy for Less”’ open 9 to 9 Mon-Fri Brookfield, MA Saturdays ’til 5 2 es . BASK ET Basketville Country VILLE Ses : . . Class of 1984 y ; J y] Best Wishes to the Class of 1984 The Finer Cut BOUSQUET’S AUTO PARTS Main Street Sturbridge, Ma NEW HOMES REPAIR WOnrr FREE ESTIMATES CHARPENTIER PLUMBING HEATING P.O. BOX 328 FISKDALE ROAD BROOKFIELD, MASS. TEL. 867-7941 Sturbridge Travel Service Sturbridge Office Center Sturbridge, MA 01566 (617) 347-9511 Heating A C Equipment Heating Oil LP Gas G. L. Finney Inc. Rt. 9 Brookfield, MA Tel. 867-2654 bere eT 157 SCGERTIEIGATE HOME SAVINGS IMPROVEMENTS PASSBOOK AUTO SAVINGS NOW PERSONAL CHECKING LOANS Compliments of Country Bank for Savings — MORTGAGE LOANS — 967-6221 call toll free from Mass (1-800-322-8233) MAIN OFFICE: 75 Main Street — Ware OFFICES AT: Palmer, Four Corners, Brimfield, West St. — Ware, West Brookfield PALMER OFFICE: 485 North Main St., Palmer 283-8381 596-3857 FORMER WARE SAVINGS AND PAMER SAVINGS BANKS (Pools R. E. Souliere, Inc. Haynes Hill Rd. IE A ROUTE 20, BRIMFIELD, MA 01010 Brimfield, MA 01010 Causeway ART LATAILLE TEL. 1-617-347-9101 GOOD LUCK Congratulations to the class class of of 1984 ALLAN’S MARKET 1 ae Farm Hardware OPTICAL CO., INC. P.O. Box 609, Webster, Mass. 01570 617-943-4082 eel ead LO Bai) A SENIORS TU! Phil Pa , TANTASQUA a CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 159 160 ankee Spirits Discount La Fine Wines © Dek —— ae Route 20 Sturbridge Super Discount Prices STORE HOURS 8 A.M.-10 P.M. Featuring Weekly Specials ott Cun a SELF “SERVE ALL AFRESH BAKED NATURAL GOODS NO PRESERVA] Successors to H. L. Rocheleau Insurance Co UT A I PROTECTOR a rate ore AROUP Elmer J. Harrison - Insurance Agency, Inc. John J. Brown Insurance Agency, Inc. Worcester Spencer Millbury Barre 12 Norwich St. 186 Main 1 Howe Ave. Valley Road 757-6303 885-5338 865-5288 355-4596 Congratulations to the Class of 1984 From the Class that Orwell dreamed of ... Juniors: “Big Brother is watching you!”’ 1984 YEARBOOK STAFF 161 COMPLIMENTS OF WARREN PUMPS DIVISION Warren, Massachusetts HOUDAILLE INDUSTRIES, INC. ONE OF THE HOUDAILLE PUMP GROUP (617) 867-7961 PALMER FOUNDRY, INC. dO BSS Mr. Dumetin Roao Box 392 Seo FeO 20 Wilson ‘at P aN Oo PALMER, MASS. 01069 : a Engineers and Manufacturers of Horal Gardens cd i Quality Aluminum Castings Since 1951 | Growers Distributors FISKDALE ROAD BOX 22 BROOKFIELD, MA 01506 Frank R. Jensen - President Tel. 413 283-8071 Bill Janet Thompson s 162 2 A Quilts KLEM TRACTORS, INC. [es x Fabrics inal MARY Kits Rte. 9 ied Bu Calicos Spencer, MA 01562 adn pees Supplies Gifts 617-885-2708 oe 7 617-885-2709 Qe MIKE KLEM Sturbridge, MA 01566 to Rt (617) 347-3023 Tues. - Sat. 10-4 Sun. 1-4 “We Service What We Sell” Sophie Davenport “a a eae atour BOX 617, ROUTE 131 ardwa re STURBRIDGE, MA 01566 (NEAR FISKE HILL ROAD) TELEPHONE 347-7540 eg eee y SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550 Good Luck Class of 1984 REED R 9 ongratulations FORT ATL TT ‘ cies ( re ty aan Dr. and Mrs. wre wkaeakankkkwkkakkk shootin’ irons -supplies Arthur ier NEW ® USED GUNS GLENN REED se IR Owner CLOTHING ¢ CAMPING 163 oe anne . S 4 Long ago © It must be _T have a photogr, Preserve your me They’re all that’s’ 2 nd C Weg sg Nortede ae Se rene: Rereeet Se de SPM ROMIE Pai Re rege PRD whiners aye eae ey ASQUA ARRIORS WwW = é = § = ee kn a Te ee oe wane ak TA Meee SS Se ‘ ye