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

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CLASS WILL Heckyll leaves Mr. Keenan and Mrs. Phillips a quiet library. To Beckie: “NAGGA, NAGGA, NAGGA!!”” Love, Donna and Sue. To Ms. Werlin (KW): Thank you for all the support and friendship you've given me! Love, Sue (Boink). To Mr. Daley — a drumstick to sit on and rotate. Margaret O’Brien leaves Beth Jensen a meal ticket for all the times she shared her lunch. Margaret O’Brien leaves the best of times laughing hysterically every G-Block study in the library. Margaret O’Brien leaves Mr. Norton a big thank you for all his help. To Dave D. | leave the baby. K.J. A Special thanks to Mr. Earls for all his time, concern and help. Lynn. | leave Mrs. Lundberg me and Martel’s humming versions of the Star Spangled Banner and Jingle Bells. Lynn. Twenty pounds of pistachios to Mr. Randall. (the no guilt kind) Julia. A “THANK YOU” to “HOLLS” for the friendship we’ve shared Love, “Jewels.” The best of luck to “Kat,” “Am,” and “Ali” with the THS cheering squad. Love, Julia. To Mr. Devoe: tuition to go back to college to learn how to teach. To all the teachers | ever had, especially Mr. Bansak and Mr. Yates: The knowledge you taught, the wisdom you preached, and the advice you gave that | shall keep with me always. L.S. | leave Mr. Earls questing for the Holy Grail. To Mr. Yates, the hope that one day one of his students may learn a little Physics. To Mr. McDonald: a ten-pound turkey. — Marl. To certain girls in the class of ’88: “Don’t even do a mega diga because we’re not even proud.” From certain boys in the class of 86. | leave a real MX missile for Nikki to hang from her ear. K.J. leaves Tania a bag of red licorice for the movies. To E.G.: a muzzle and a bag. J.H. leaves Jodi the Quick-Sta rt Program. Joe H. leaves all the Juniors and Sophomores a chocolate Santa Claus. Joe H. leaves Paul. K. stuck in a puddle in the Student Parking lot. JS and ET leave Mr. Devoe leather underwear. | leave Mrs. Carroll with inspiration! E.T. | leave Mason a real jacket, never mind a real life. ET. Charlotte Haller leaves Leigh Russell tapping “Row, Row, Row Your Boat” in the library. | leave Mrs. Levine une fois pour tout. — The insane doodler. Continued on page I7.

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y Heidi Curboy 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Mark Crompton : L. Porsches, EFC, Maradona, free kicks DL: Obstruction, “Don’t Event’ HA: To score a Wembley FM: Hitting the post in Districts. John Degnan — L: 5, Kegs, Fort Lauderdale, Free - Beer DL: Bugs, Tents, Blue lights FM: Playing football A: Football |, 2, CLASS WILL To Todd Farland, a new lock. J.D. | leave Buddy Pratt in a cast. J.D. I leave Tracey may years of happiness and a giant THANK YOU. Love, Heidi. To Ms. Heins | leave all my redos. Barbara. We leave all the donuts we couldn’t finish to Mrs. Waite and anyone else who wants them. Dana, Sherry, and Barbara. Nicole Downs leaves Jonah Gosnell the back to his pin if | ever find it. To Mrs. Waite: Mind your own business. | leave Tamara Downs with my brother. N.H. I leave Bill Deforge with ripped jeans. N.H. | leave Mr. Allen all the homework | didn’t d o. To Mr. Laporte — our F-Block talks, | will miss them. — Michele To Ms. Heins — all your uncorrected papers. — Your favorite student. To Ms. Heske — Your G-Block free-period, may it rest in peace. — Your only shorthand student. To Mrs. Martin, | leave enough smiles and sunny days to last all year. Tracey Griswold. To Heidi | leave a lot of memories and take with me a friendship never to be forgotten. Tracey Lee. | leave nothing, but take all my memories at THS. K.G. To the tenors of Tantasqua I leave all the notes above Middle C. — S.C. To Quasimodo — one large pile of dung. — Love, Bergie. | leave some mainstream bands to Nikki so she doesn’t have to pretend she likes the Yuhboys. To Mr. Emrich — much luck and happiness. Thanks for every- thing. — Mary Duff To Mr. Yates — Thanks for the many smiles and the encourage- ment. — Honda. To PJetta — a great senior year and many smiles for the ones you've given me. — Duffer. To Mr. Errede and Mr. McKirdy, my best for now and always, and tons of thanks for being who they are. — Justine. To Mr. Pitisci, my favorite dancing shoes, and the best always. — Justine. To the female underclassmen: an ashtray in the Girls’ room. To Mr. McDonald, | leave my terrific essays. W.W. The Senior Varsity Boys Soccer team leaves Mr. Yates and his “street physics.” To Coach Warren: The legacy of the One Armed Bandit. To Charlie Haddock — A fix-it-yourself manual. K.Z. leaves Mrs. Carroll in tears when she wins the Nobel Prize in Chemistry with B.W. The Senior Varsity Boys Soccer team leaves Mr. Yates a pair of stilts. Continued on page I4.

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Scott Duncan L P : ptarts, money, friendly smiles, od times DL: Grouches, duds the Dallas Cowboys FG: To live ; healthy, humble, and contented life. BABY PICTURES Row I: Paul Kingman, Donna Krans Row 2: Brenda Laeuter, Missy Le- Boeuf Row 3: Bill Looney Row 4: Dan Macumber