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

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L: Times w friends, sunny days, old movies, sunset at the beach DL: a ib r 84, May 85, Can. 85. James Gerrish L family and friends, sports, the Patriots, skiing DL: the Miami Dol- phins FS: “Hey Buddy” HA: Be cessful. CLASS WILL To coach Theriault, a huge thanks for the coaching on and off the track. Love, Julie S. | leave to the faculty Jimbo, Jessica, and Michelle. MM. To Mr. Bombard: good bye from the Coughlins. | leave my sister the Downs reputation and hope she can live up to it. To Mrs. Waite: two brothers. H.E. To Mr. Castendyk, | leave many thanks for being a friend, as well as a teacher. From Robin. Many Thanks to Miss Heske for being a friend and putting up with me. DM My special thanks to Mr. Bombard and Debbie Nichols for listen- ing and being there. I'll always appreciate you both. — Geri. To Ms. Dill — a nice quiet empty senior wing. The Bobbsie Twins. Paul Peters leaves a new tree for the forum. To the Faculty: The salaries that they deserve. Gurski — we leave together. — Frisbie. Karen, we leave memories good and bad. Thanx, Jan. To Mr. Hitov — some Arrid extra dry. To Kathy: Good luck cheering next year. Love, DJ. To Mr. Simanski — some of Mom’s homemade pie. — Donna. To Erica: May you leave at peace with yourself and the world (for a change!). To my baby brother Mike, I leave many cold mornings with the ‘‘Make-mobile!”” Have Fun!! Love, Sher. To “The Guys,” Thanks for many fun-filled Friday nights! Love, “The Girls.” To Jamie G., | leave ‘‘22-22-22-9 Hike!” Katie-Sue. Being the last of the “Octet of Reed kids,” Katie-Sue conveys her thanks to Union 6l, and allows Tantasqua to breathe a sigh of relief; for at last, she leaves. To M.A. Theriault: a smile for all the pizza parties and field trips. TLR. To Moe — | leave the library so she can follow in her sister’s footsteps. To Mrs. Dill, a pain in her asset. Holly. To Mr. McDonald, a new pair of boat shoes. | leave the vocational underclassmen my Posi marks in the Stu- dent parking lot. N.R. To Mr. Farland: A prayer that hopefully someday he will get a temper he can control and a personality somebody can stand.

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BABY PICTURES Row |: Lonnie Martel, Heidi Moran Row 2: Kristen Moriarty, Dorothy Mugan Row 3: Barbara Neilsen, Carl Neil- sen Row 4: Cindy Nieuwenhoff Lisa Fantaroni Christopher Favreau L: Cold Molson DL: elderly drivers FS: Life’s a bitch, but that’s alright FM: Canada 85, Killington 84 FG: To fly a FI4B FP: the Bird. Jan Marie Frisbie Walter Gallant L: Waterskiing, snowskiing, week- ends DL: Being unhappy FM: 7-8- 83, summer of 83 PP: Parents, friends, my Smurf. ay | a | Sy Gabrielle Fiset “The past is knowledge — the pre- sent our mistake — and the future we always leave too late” My Ever Changing Moods by Paul Weller James Garcia L: K.L.B., “Being with herll” Base- ball DL: summer of '84, losing in’ Districts FM: 85 Strom Club

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BABY PICTUR ES Row |: Margret O’Brien, Harlan Olson Row 2: Sherry Payne Row 3: Jesse Penn, Paul Peters Row 4: Katie Sue Reed Ca rolyn Gibson L: Macaroni § Cheese, Beaches DL: possesive boyfriends FM: Nether- lands 84 (Thanks J.D.), Times with friends. things are more like they are now than they ever were b wKRK is me It in gk az 00 s WORRELLI STOP JUST STOP MANDARIN you any way every thing | Kelly: Gilbert MPS ne cS. eh RMON EH EN: