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

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Thomas Plumley L.: skiing, snow and cooking. D.: Waiting, Dishes. HA.: To become a chef. FM.: Nebraska 83, A.: Ski Club 1, 3 4 Jennifer Puckett Jen, Woman, Bunny L.: Warm rain, ocean, sunrise, D.: my left contact lense, 6:00 a.m., HA.: To be an excel- lent architect. FM.: Aug. 10, 1984 FS.: ““Sure?!”’, “Ya know!?”’ A.: Class Secretary 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, Sec. 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Fine Arts 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Math Team 1. Sharon Reece Shar L.: MMF, hugs, Festus, silk roses, little broth- ers, Prince, my horn. D.: “restricted”, coke bottles, pushy people, missing Kim. cleaning my room, green christmases. HA.: To be an U.N. delegate married to a chemical engineer. FM.: Summer of 84 9 10 83. FS.: “What a riot!” A.: Ski Club 1; Score Keeper 2, 3, 4; Statistician 3; N.H.S. 3, 4; Yearbook 4. Kyle Renaud Brian Richard Thomas J. Rigatti, Riga, Toby L.: Soccer, Celtics, Heinies, N.Y. Gaints, stegies, The Clash, The Netherlands, spaghetti. D.: Regan, Gin, Haig and Haig, chemistry. HA.: To play for a world cup team. FM.: Netherlands, summer 84, summer ’82. FS.: ‘‘What a goat”; “You suck ref”. A.: Soccer 1, 2, 3, Capt. 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 3, 4; Varsity “‘T” club 2, 3, 4 Wendy A. Robbins Wen Weandy Dobejay L.: D.R., being with friends, ice cream, parties, making people happy. D.: Getting up in the morning, staying home on the weekend, Goodbyes, fighting. HA..: To go to college to be an artist. To be happy. FM.: Mount Washington, Hampton Beach, D.R.’s motorcycle, 11 30 84, 12 7 84, 7 17 84, Peaches with Ann. FS.: ‘‘Oh! Gee, I think | muffed my undies. A.: Softball ’84. Ann Roberts L.: Douglas Lawrie Jr., weekends, parties at WJIM, Aerosmith, tap dancing, Waldo. D.: Goodbyes, Death, arguing with Doug Mom, the Police, Carole Pascal, our class president (D.C), headaches, Wolf’s Den, rain, school. HA.: To be happy, to marry Doug and have a family, to go to England with Doug, to find a good job. FM.: Being with Doug, times with my mom, memoirs of my Daddy, camping at Third Falls 11 17 84, putting up X-mas lights with Wendy, Band Jamboree at Crystal Park 8 26 84, Hampton Beach ’84, my friends FS.: ‘‘Odi Dodi’, ““Dig-a-hole”’, “‘Oops’”’.

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Mark Partlow David Perreault, Dave, T.J. L.: Football, parties, summer. D.: old people, Steelers. HA.: To graduate. FM.: Summer of 84. Elizabeth Perry Liz, Diz L.: Will, Marcie’s insanity, chocolate, laughing, good times. D.: Muckey Dees, car accidents, computer blues, death, authority. HA.: To meet Ronald McDonald. FM..: J.K.N., My dad, Jay, highschool, 10 14 83, 12 8 84. FS.: ‘Well excuse me!” A.: Graduating. dames Peters Maria Petersen Mia L.: Crescendo, Snowdays, Vanity Fair, taste- less jokes. D.: Large trees, Scouts, Officer Chandler. HA.: To dance without stepping on my fingers. FM.: The thermometer gun. FS.: “This is true.” A.: NHS, Concert Choir 4, Sweet Addies 4. Andrea Phillips Marcie Piazzo Marn, Marcs L.: skiing, D.P.C. Il], Blue Bomber, W.R.’s, K.S.’s. D.: car accidents, loosing things, marching band, getting lost. HA.: To have some impact on the uncivilized and or civilized world. FM.: Summer of 84, Brewster, Destroying Mt. Pelier, FS.: “Hey J.B.F.K!” “WhataB.F.!”’ A.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 3, 4, Vice President Band 4, Treasurer 4, Quabin Communi- ty Band 2. Stephanie Pixler 25

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Michelle Rousseau L.: Little red sports cars, gourmet jelly beans. D.: waiting, goodbyes. HA.: BS in Nursing. FM.: May 14, 81 83, Boston 84, Colorado 82. A.: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 1, 3, Choraleers 4, Track Field 3. Christine Roy Rick Sagendorph Sag L.: Denise LaHair, My MB5 and Datsun F- 10, August ’84, Susan’s peanut butter cookies. D.: The anchor, Black patches that aren’t worth $100. International Scouts, having 1 brother in Germany and 1 in Korea, angry roosters Lussier’s loudness, 3-1 odds. HA.: To graduate. FM.: Sophomore Garage. FS.: “Smile, Tomorrow will be worse.”’. Christopher St. Jean Chris Saint L.: Family reunions, the little guys, being with Mary. D.: Arguments, having to work. HA.: To be successful. FM.: Florida 79, times with family, Prom 84, Misqua- micut 84. FS.; ‘Watch it!”, “Oh Marium!”. A.: Football 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Maurice St. Onge L.: Everybody, English, Social Studies. D.: Michael Jackson. HA.: To make it big and win Mega Bucks. FM.: School. Pamela Salviuolo Shorty, Smiley L.: Jack J., snow days, water skiing. D.: getting up early, boring parties, 9 hour shifts. HA.: To complete nursing school and be the best that | can be. FM.: Times with Maria, Joanne and Lisa; time spent with Jack. FS.: “This is un- real’, “1 think I’m going crazy.” Donna Savage L.: My car, my friends, chinese food, B.M. D.: saying goodbye, working on weekends. HA.: To become an execu- tive secretary. FM.: New year’s eve 83, summer 84. FS.: “You wish.” Lisa-May Schellhammer, Lisa, Lee L.: Mike, family, and friends, “Petey, summer. D.: decisions, bills, being broken, C.W., 10th grade. HA.: To be happy with a family and hopefully to be a beautician. FM.: 3 23 83, times with Donnie, Mike, my friends and family, the blue, yellow and green novas, Prince and Rosie. ES.: “Are you sure?!?”, FS.: “Are you sure?!?”, “Nol, but Lydia does!”’. A.: Honor roll first quarter. 27