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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1989 volume:

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Preserve your memories; They’re all that’s left you. “BOOKENDS THEME” Simon and Garfunkel Time, Time, Time, see what’s become of me while | looked around for my possibilities. | was so hard to please... “HAZY SHADE OF WINTER” The Bangles Old friends, Old friends, Sat on their park bench Like book ends. “OLD FRIENDS” Simon and Garfunkel May you grow up to be righteous May you grow up to be true, May you always know the truth And see the light surrounding you. May you always be courageous Stand upright and be strong, May you stay forever young May you stay forever young “FOREVER YOUNG” Bob Dylan Hang on to your hopes, my friend. That's an easy thing to say, But if your hopes should pass away simply pretend that you can build them again. Look around, The grass is high, The fields are ripe, It's the springtime of my life. “HAZY SHADE OF WINTER” The Bangles Oh, baby this town rips the bones from your back It’s a death trap it’s a suicide rap Seasons change We gotta get out with the scenery; while we’re young Weaving time y . cause tramps like us in a tapestry. baby, we were born to run seule Won't you stop “BORN TO RUN” and remember me. Bruce Springsteen “HAZY SHADE OF WINTER” The Bangles TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION DEDICATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDEIKCLASSMEN VOCATIONAL ACTIVITIES SPORTS SCHOOL EVENTS CANDIDS ADS THE OLYMPIC iy s See F ; sited Wg a 2 ‘i -a =i. UNG a SUPERMAN! GH WRECKING THE WORLD! y¥' 5 se xe I Although we have had our share of hard times as we've grown and matured, these are the best years of our lives. Some of our fondest memories will stem from our time shared together at Tantasqua. We are learning more about life each day and experiencing many things for the first time. Because we are young, we have an excuse to try new things and sometimes make mistakes. We have discovered what youth can bring to us and just how enjoyable it can be. As we grow apart and go on with our lives these memories will stay with all of us. No matter how old we are there will always be a part of ourselves that will remain FOREVER YOUNG. In the shadows of a golden age A generation waits for dawn Brave carry on Bold and the strong Only the young can say They’re free to fly away Sharing the same desires Burning like wildfire “Only the Young’ Journey 7 Oh very Young what will you leave us this time You’re only dancing on this earth for a short while And though you want to last for- ever you know you never will, you know you never will And the good-bye makes the jour- ney harder still “Very Young” Cat Stevens DEDICATION This year’s dedication is to Mr. Roger Charette for his gentleness ‘... hoping | have served you well for and kindness and sincere devotion to teaching. all Reale of a lifetime one can nev- er oo Forever Young Bob Dylan When Tantasqua opened in 1954, Mr. Roger Charette was there. Since then he has devoted himself to the education of English students at Tantasqua, and in 1961, to students at Nichols College. Mr. Charette went to Assumption College, received his Masters from Boston University, and took courses at Bowdoin College, the University of Massachusetts, and the University of Connecticut. In his three decades of teaching Mr. Charette feels he’s met many “wonderful and interesting people.” He’s seen many faculty and curriculum changes, including his own appointment as the Department Chairman for the English Department. With his retirement this year, Mr. Charette would like to travel to Europe and the Orient. We all wish him the best and thank him for all the patience, dedication and caring he has shown us. Roger Charette is an inspiration, a role model, a guiding light to educators — a man of knowledge, a teacher and a father figure to students. In my twenty-three years at Tantasqua, he has been all of these things but above all, a friend. Peter McDonald Roger Charette is truly A Man for All Seasons: intelligent, kind, tolerant, wise, and decent. Since 1958 he has been my Latin teach- er, my advisor, my Department Chairperson, and my friend. He has touched my life with his integral goodness and his sharing, pro- found knowledge. Roger is a Teacher’s Teacher — the Artist for this, his eternal student. Susan E. Martin During the past twenty-seven years that | have known Roger Char- ette he has always been a gentleman, both in the modern and the traditional sense. His gentle good humor, wise counsel and warm friendship has been an inspiration to all his colleagues in the Tan- tasqua English Department. And this particularly applies to me, one of the old guard, one of those few remaining who helped implement our present elective system, still one of the finest in the area. Thanks for all you have done and all that you have been to all of us for these many years. Best wishes and much happiness in your retirement Rog! Ken Blake Classical lit, a down-east wit, and often A.P. too But we'll never forget, Dear Mr. Charette, And his College English Review! A man with class, he helped kids pass, his deficits were few, But what did we get that we'll never forget? His college English Review! When he used to teach Latin, the hatches he’d batten AMO, AMAS, AMOO! But the tightest ship, that he ever let rip Was his College English Review! Voracious, loquacious, pugnacious, fallacious Salubrious verbals imbue, without pontification, he made a sensation Of College English Review! True, this class was inspired, but Roger’s retired And now what will they do? Though this class has much merit, don’t let me inherit His college English Review! Kit Randall It’s difficult for me to express the debt | owe to Roger Charette. | first met him over sixteen years ago, in the job interview that led to my becoming a Tantasqua English teacher. Roger guided me over many a rocky trail during those “‘first-year-teacher” days. Because of Roger's encouragement and wisdom, the inevitable frustrations of my rookie experience became easier to accept. He was there to listen; he was there to help. He was there to show the virtues of staying calm. There are few people who are capable of displaying an interest as genuine as Roger’s when it comes to listening to what others have to say. His sage advice was so quietly rational and “down-to-earth” that | always left his office with “lighter shoulders”. Teachers and students who have come to know Mr. Charette over the many years he served at Tantas- qua know exactly what I am talking about. We will miss him dearly, but his absence will not diminish the positive influence he has had upon us all. Ed Bansak | have known Roger Charette for only a short time, but | will re- member his quiet humor and his generosity. Despite the fact that Roger has surely seen and heard it all before — he was never too busy to encourage, to reassure, or to admit that he still exper- ienced the strange, unsettling mixture of joy and frustration that is the inheritance of all be- ginning teachers. Joan Walter Mr. Charette has been a great inspi- ration and mentor to me over the years. His support has been unend- ing and his advice fruitful. He has helped me shape my career. His dedication to his students, and his genuine interest in people is one of his greatest virtues. | will never for- get Roger Charette. Nancy Sawyer R. Bombard Assistant Principal C. Pieterse Vocational Director J. Allen Mathematics P. Ballard Foreign Language E. Bansak English L. Beaulieu Drafting K. Blake’ English R. Bond Social Studies M. Bracken Electrical Shop V. Bruneau Social Studies C. Castendyk Social Studies R. Charette English M.A. Chasse Special Education C. Christenden Special Education G. Coffill Music R. Collette Home Education J. Coughlin Sports Director S. Crapser Guidance N. Czyzewski Machine Shop A. Devoe Mathematics J. Dill Business R. Dixon Public Relations M. Dube Science M. Duff Guidance Secretary R. Dunn Social Studies S. Earle Mathematics J. Egger Carpentry W. Emrich Science J. Erban Physical Education A. Errede Industrial Arts J. Goldblatt Physical Education R. Graham Carpentry C. Heins Business C. Heske Business E. Hippert Guidance D. Hitov Mathematics J. Keenan Librarian A.V. Tech L. Lamothe Welding F. Laporte Special Education P. Lagerstrom Special Education P. Lebel Vocational Secretary T. Lesniewski Machine Shop J. Levine Foreign Language D. Ludecke Carpentry R. Lundberg Mathematics J. MacKirdy School Psychologist N. Macumber School Nurse J. Mannheim Science D. Manseau_ Electrical Shop S. Martin English J. Masters Guidance P. McDonald English L. McGrath Home Economics K. McQuade _ Special Education rray Secretary to Mr. Simanski G. Norton Guidance ti ESS D. Orzack Science C. Pelouze Guidance S. Phillips Librarian R. Pierangeli Welding J. Pieterse Mathematics D. Ploski Science shia C. Randall English M. Roy Special Education N. Sawyer English S. Scobie Main Office Secretary J. Steensen Mathematics S. Thompson Art P. Waite Foreign Language -. Walsh Secretary to Mr. MacKirdy J. Walter English R. Warren English K. Werlin Music J. White Social Studies 10 et er) G. Zini Industrial Arts R. Zemsky Social Studies S. Sanborn, P. Wiles, L. Little, A. Pena Back Row: E. Arel, L. Fountain, D. McDonald, K. McDonald, B. May Front Row: C. Haddock, R. Collins, R. Vivlamore, R. Rogers 11 | want to suck your blood! Senor Waite Are you making fun of my tie? eeaecerelt — — = —_—enmrs io — i Another one of those days. | love this job! Yes, you did flunk your Composition test! Jeekers Mr. Allen, is that your real hair? Miss Erban’s other side. My mommy doesn’t want me to get lost. Seniors! LINE, AND PR wpe “MY MAME Wag ¢ PPE TELL; 000 PLACE t% ibe y AT PRACT iCg 14 tae e ees terne ge 4 S S Senior Scholars Kirstie Goodwin Activities: Music and Drama Departments, Soccer, Tennis, Chan- cellor’s Award Recipi- ent, Girl’s State Repre- sentative, DAR Repre- sentative, National Honor Society Derek May Activities: Football, Bas- ketball, Track and Field, National Honor Society i . Vice President, Church ‘ . i Youth Group President, Fs : Ski Club TANTASQUA SCHOLARS. O nce again it is time to honor the TANTASQUA scholars. Obviously it is not possible to identify each individual who has excelled academically while here at TANTASQUA. As a result of this restriction we have chosen the two seniors, a boy and a girl, who have come to symbolize through their dedication, hard work, perseverance and old-fashioned study, the success that crowns these efforts. It is particularly appropriate that we so honor all of these people in this time of educational turmo il. The society is be- set with those Cassandras who decry the ruination of the Republic as the result of our inferior educational system. These aforementioned students all negate that popular this criticism is unfounded. It would appear that whenever some fifteen percent of the student body is eligible for the National Honor Society, which has rather stringent criteria, then perhaps there is still hope for the society. It should further be noted that the approximately sixty percent of our graduating seniors who go on to institutions of higher learning also give strong evidence that not all the criticism leveled at the American high school is valid. The student-scholar eulogized on these pages offer substantive proof that there are still highly motivated individuals who get from the institution all that it has to offer. It should be evident that this motivation is derived from a caring, con- cerned family where strong emphasis is placed on the value of education. Even though all the desirable factors are present in the home environment, these people had to have the personal drive and the will to succeed. Academic success is only achieved through dint of hard work and personal sacrifice. Keeping in mind all of the above, we the staff of the 1989 TANTASQUAN dedicate this page as a tribute to those here at our school who have excelled academically. Many times academic achievement is ignored in the hurly-burly of school life and the real purpose of education is overlooked. But we, the staff of this yearbook, intend that for one shining moment anyway, they will, as Shakespeare said, “Be in their flowing cups freshly rememb’red”. And upon that note, we hope that our humble words will somehow serve as an incentive. 16 | Senior Class Officers President Vice President Steve Duff Angela Aslami Treasurer Secretary Ted Malvey Heather Egan Vocational Vice-President Donny Reed Emilie Abair Em L: chocolate, Latin lovers, ice cream, friends DL: cockroaches, trauma man FS: Guess what?!? FM: summer 88, Dec. 88, ski club years at THS, Kahula outings, US History SFW: good luck to: JA, LM, JS, CB, KM, MB, JK, JK, MG, MD! Adios amigos! Love, Lou Angela Aslami E, Hot tubs, Donald Duck, ( mph, Pictionary ps, speeding tickets, SH boys ds family, Donald ers 88, summer 88 Vait, | have a question! SFW: May the lights outside ne forever! Thanx THS! Scott Belanger L: nothin but a good time FM: A certain Friday night at the nr 1OVIes HA: to hold on to what I finally What’s up?”’, ““‘What the John2?” SFW: Thank God | made it out out of here in one piece. Song lyrics: “Hey, little liar, | believe in you!” Brian Bergstrom 18 Regina Allen Gina, Ginabobina, Bean FM: Europe 88, B Joel 86, Spring- steen 88, Semi 88, Misquamicut 88, MASC 88, 4 wheelin’ 88, Ten- nis 85-89 PP: My life, the egg, my family friends, my champion sweatshirts HA: to be happily married, have 5 kids, and become a famous de- signer Melissa Barry L: Steve, Colby parties, squeeze ketchup, grape soda, shopping, cheering DL: cats, Aquanet, WAAF, jerks HA: 2 bea fashion designer 2B rich happy FS: Oh God you’re queer! A: track 2, chorus 1234, Prom 34, Semi 4, cheering 134 co-capt. SFW: Trace! Ishabee! Come on, get mental! Good luck Meg, | love you! U2 Steve! Brian Benoit | wish I was a headlight on a Northbound train. L: Fat Man Tow FM: Dead in Jersey 88, or was that ‘872 FS: Shut up Phil! SFW: I’m surrounded by idiots. Thomas Blanchette L: Fords, football, old cars DL: homework, studying for ex- ams, school FM: 5 15 88 HA: Be a professional NN Rambo FS: ya right FW: Have it while it lasts because its not over till its over Suzanne Boccia SueBee, Sueaboo, Zan-o-rama L: London, Kudos, Purple DL: cheaters, liars, losing pass- ports A: softball 1, 2, 3, 4 cheerleading ty 2 Capt s.4 Hive Prom. 67 aR lewyGiee G Champs, Pictionary w Ange, WPI Gawkers, summer 88 FS: Ted, hey yo! SFW: Jacqui it’s a bee, last of the 80’s! Darren Bonneau Anna Breton Nicole Campo Heidi Boliski L: Kevin, roses, ocean, traveling, being different DL: good byes, radishes, Mon- days FM: 10 26 88, New Jersey 88, times with SO, Florida, New Years Eve 88 HA: to have a happy life and fam- ily FS: Great Scott SFW: See Ya! Christie Botelho Botayo L: Dancing, NYC, E, Shuffleboard DL: Jovens FM: Prom ’87, 4 wheeling, the isle W AM, ski weekend, NYC 87 88 RI CA wW AA FS: Trauma situation HA: Broadway! PP: memories of family friends hopes for all the good times to come — We've only just begun ... The Carpenters Hallie Brothers Colin Carberry F: sooopper sweaty Phillipe, Shag, Fiya Metalhead, Benwoi- balls L: b-ball, Grateful Dead, Kelly, Regina, Uncle Johns Band, good love DL: French Mrs. Lundberg’s math classes, being in school on time, headbangers, super preps FS: ‘‘Ain’t no time to hate, barely time to wait” yh Todd Carney L: weekends, L.M. DL: Mondays, Guilt trips HA: to be wealthy FS: “So what” lan Casucci L: Suzanne, Jags, Pink Floyd, Led DL: busy signals feedback heavy } graduation Floyd concert SW, RS, DG A: to be settled and rich FW: good bye cruel world, I’m ving you! Matthew Clarke L: soccer, compound interest, Stroh’s, 30, Pack, M.S. grave- Dudley District, Mr. Fuda, “Is Karen there?” FM; trespassing on the beach, Burgess ‘87 FS: Mom | can’t make it home FW: Tantasqua 2 Holy Name 1 David Cook L: beach at sunrise, the orchard, crackerbackers FM: Summer 86, hall of fame team Jake, soccer in 88, Holy Name, Teams win, harvest party, Berkshire East, convertible rides, tri-star, Florida, X-Country, Wedding, Arlo HA: To make a significant achievement to mankind. Good bye HM 20 Dennis Casko Keith Churchill L: Chevy trucks, DS, HJB DL: studying for exams FM: 9 3 88 HA: to succeed in the future and to own a 1989 Chevy truck FS: Get out of town! SFW: AMF THS! Emily Clifton Elvin Cooley “Barnie”’ Alanna Coolong Chris Corriveau L: Fords, work, CL, trucks, Bron- cos DL: school, getting up early HA: to be rich and have every- thing | want FS: | don’t remember SFW: See ya on the re-runs Robin Dean L: AC, parties, Room 14, Room 221 DL: tests, crowded halls, smokey rooms FM: summer 88, 12 31 88 HA: modeling FS: Ya only live once so make the best out of it SFW: It’s been a pleasure staying, but 6 4 89 is calling. Cara Delage April Corriveau Ape L: Danny gymnastics DL: bursitis and waking up FM: camping on a rainy night HA: to make all my dreams come true SFW: see ya chumps!! Carol Dean L: AS, Math, Mr. P., rm. 221 DL: History, English ROCK 102 FM: Class of ‘89, summer ‘88 FS: Knock it off!, Gimme a break SFW: Good bye, It’s been real Maria DeBenedictis L: Blend off at Jode’s times in the boat, Springfield w Rob Cin, Bentley Brownies w T, Drinkin w the woman FM: 7 4 87 w Nicole @ Foxboro “One Steps done and another’s begun and | wonder how many miles’ Bill Dessert 21 Robert Delano L: Chevy's DL: zipper, Ford FM: Graduation HA: win the lottery FS: Grow up SFW: about time! NN: Goffer Shane Dugay L: football, talking back, to-pi- baseball, Mr. Worans class DL: School work, school food M: Playing football, BC Champs! HA: go to college and play foot- Dd FS: Later Have fun while it lasts be- e it ain’t over till it’s over. Heather Egan Heath-Bar, Ego, Egg L: being happy, smiling NJ, talk- ing, winning, phone calls DL: head butts, losing, snobs, WkKers Summer, Florida, NJ, GW, cookie FS: you're cool, | don’t mean to be mean but ... HOOOLY JUST A: softball 1234, soccer 1234 capt., b-ball 1234 SFW: Keep smiling Priscilla Falvey Purr L: JF, being with friends, cats, laughing, bugle boy(s) DL: fighting, saying good bye FM: 10 29 88, 11 18 88, 12 28 88, times with Jason HA: to be happy, healthy, wealthy, and to get an apartment with Linda nN ho Photo Not Available Stephen Duff L: 12, “Reet’’, PBPM, Lakers DL: Celtics, onions, refs FM: Times with TW, Hampton with Shane, Dicky, and Ween; the road trips in “the dart’, times ins the household, BC Champs ‘88, Southbridge Game! HA: Own my own bar FS: ‘‘What kind of a call was that?’ FW: Hi ‘‘Reet’”’ Stacey Dunn Jason Fairbrother L: PF, cruisin with friends, vaca- tions, MTV, Fridays, summertime concerts DL: being broke, curfews, thoughts of the future FM: summer 85 86, August ’88, October '88, November 18, ’88, December 28, 88, Florida, Geor- gia, Cape Cod, Times w Purr HA: success FS: Wasup? SFW: We’re out of here!!! Corinna Ferraro Corey L: getting away w trouble, NYC, money, those special presents, Italy DL: Math, dieting, the bus the early routine FM: Brooklyn ’87, the VP Family HA: to be rich and to have it all FS: gonna kill you! FW: This is it, I’ve done it! John Frain L: Fox, JD, beds, batman DL: tud, stinky commies, leftists FM: summer 88, Prom 88, times spent with the crew, anytime with Fox, Cocktail at Achi’s, Go- bodas Party 88, the Kahula PP: the blackmail photos HA: to survive FW: what a long strange trip it’s been Melinda Gauvin Mindy L: karate, skiing, friends, FH, talk- ing, “Growing Pains” DL: good byes, fighting, peas FM: Feb. 13, 1987, 6 20 87, Dec. 87, Prom 88, summer 88 HA: practice law, receive my black in karate FS: | love you PP: cross, my family SFW: And now, see you later, I'll miss you!! William Gibson Bob L: The Albanian Stallion, mus- tangs DL: when Rockies drunk FM: times spent with Belinda, 11 22 88 HA: to get through it all Ryan Goodspeed “Speeder” L: hockey, soccer, AC, reed, fam- ily, friends DL: Jake, TFU, dog, U2, janitors, work FM: Captain practices, team swims, Holyoke, beach volley- ball, Rl, BoSox games, summer 88, Harvest Parties HA: to have fun in life FS: get a grip! SFW: “I’m in the wrong business” Derek Gamache L: fast cars women, RS, rock roll DL: morons, spanish, heavy metal freaks FM: the night with SS, SM, CB HA: to show Mr. Blake up FS: “Your mama” SFW: the end is just the begin- ning Sheila Gelinas L: RAM FM: 9 2 88, 12 24 88, 12 31 88 FS: Don’t worry, it gets worse Laura Gilbert Kirstie Goodwin 23 Hansie Grignon L: family, ocean, Cats DL: growing up FM: 12 5 86 Carousel HA: be happy Richard Grout L: spending money, good times sleeping late, sum- DL: 70’s fashions, phone bills, d, camping, snobs immer of ’85 '86, Octo- 9 and Dec. 28, 1988 to enter the field of broad- FS: | didn’t do it SFW: Do you havea pen or pencil | can borrow? Jeff Hunkins Heather Harmon L: German, languages, shopping DL: answering machines, snobs, math FM: October ’84, six am with LW in New Hampshire HA: learn every language possi- ble, ride an ostrich FS: Deutsch isttoll; was ist los? What a sweeb SFW: Adios, au revoir, liaoigo, cbedania, aufwiedersehen 24 Aaron Griswold “Big Guy, Harvey” L: mind games, fire, ‘79 Monte Carlo, Billy Idol, HG, MJ, no-care, Kool, 3, 101 DL:. Stress??? no-care Satan, weird, Ohio FM: 3 29 87, 11 29 88, 12 28 88 FS: “Kool”, “Whatever”, ‘What are your thoughts?”’ Eddie Guevarez L: football, Amie, beating South- bridge, parties DL: good byes, losing to Athol FM: fall of 88, Jay’s camper, time spent with Amie, 9 wins, 1 loss HA: to succeed in life and to bea BAMF FS: you know it babe! pick your tud!, my nickname “Gobodas” SFW: Good luck upcoming foot- ball team June 27, 1988 Robert Hale L: basketball, weekends, Califor- nia, 76ers, 49ers, Yankees DL: snobs, Mondays, curfews, Celtics PP: my Valiant FM: Hampton 88, B-Block study with SS, BH, AM, CL, AG, SS HA: to become filthy rich FS: “What's up2”’ A: basketball 1234, soccer 12, tennis 3, 4 Heather Erin Henry “Bella” L: Ireland, Marilyn, Elvis, 55 Chevys, Shanes, JD, Jameson, Irish Whiskey, JP, DN, T, Dol- phins, dancing, men, walking in the rain, hockey, Johnny FS:Pug-Ma-Thotn FM: 6 29 87, 6 12 88 HA: to see fire flower up there PP: My heritage SFW: Memories pressed be- tween the pages of my mind Luist — Thanx Bella Photo Not Available Delia Catherine Hilker L: friends, sports, chocolate, smiles, TD, roses, horses DL: grumps, frauds FM: Arizona Mexico 4 17-24 86, 6-8, 11 88 HA: Olympic Equestrian team FS: | want, | want, | want, | want? SFW: adios and aufwiedersehn THS! A: Youth group, 4-H, TC year- book Keri Hoenig L: the beach, lobster, field hock- ey, skiing, Italian food, 17 DL: good byes FM: 1 22 88, playing hockey un- der lights, being w Jim PP: Waggles, Valiant HA: to go to any island with palm trees, to find a profession ae i, LWXAA _ pAAASA en Fi. “ ‘ ee aekete ale Brian Houle Donna Horsley L: money, clothes, jewelry DL: being broke, icy weather, people on welfare FM: Paige and | at the Maine Mall HA: to make Donald Trump look poor SFW: See you at college Paige!!! Frank Hufendiek L: West Germany, skiing, Porsches, Volkswagens Mer- cedes DL: Adv. Math, Oceanography, soap operas FM: May 86 (1 month in a hospi- tal) HA: become a millionaire and drive a Porsche FS: A kingdom for a plane ticket to Germany!!! SFW: Tschuss und fickt euck allel!!! Derek Jaffarian “iffy” L: skiing, track, parties, times with my friends DL: Monday mornings, SLH FM: VT with HO, Explorer trips, Christmas '88 HA: to owna jet black BMW 325i FS: Beans, beans, tmfruit SFW: Warriors rock the house! Adios amigos “Houle” L: Bruins, Hoyas, Cerveza, Rap, Spicoli, history DL: Houlie, tud, Canadians, Bill Buckner, ditzes, AR FM: Powerlines, Andersons, Achi’s, Boston, Holyoke FS: Who Spider, you bark? PP: calculator, history award HA: fight with Brad Marsh SFW: Let’s kick this scene home- boys! Eric Hytnen Melissa Jalbert MF: RS, KN, TV, MD, JJ, HB, MD — May we always stay in touch, times and talks with Robin my friend till the end Gregg, I’ve learned a lot from you, Thanks, | Love You! Thank you Mom, Dad, Mike, Matt — | couldn’t have made it without you. “In the spaces of a year I’ve watched the old me disappear.” 25 Roderick Jensen L: old cars, volleyball, Rl Beach, good friends DL: Dukakis, whiners, being broke FM: The Joker, Hall of Fame tour- nament, the ‘67 Cutlass dust- masks HA: Engineer FS: Life goes on SFW: see you all in 20 years! Stephanie Kalis Steph L: Caivin and hobbes, Art, Bos- ton, Red Sox, Celtics, Wild Jewel- ry, softball Swimming IL: Andy Capp, Carrots, Returns, Soap operas, black licorice FM: Summer 88, Bahama 86 FS: There’s a cue for the Loo SFW: To the hot tub club and non-members: I’m speechless!!! Kimberly Kenniston L: shopping, the beach, fashion, muscles, “swish’”” Beaches in the rain, hot tubs � hours, Long distance, SHHS FM: 3 14 87, 8 18 88 Continual play CC with BC, Times w JL and HS, GW 88 with HE A: Student Council 134, pres. Track 1234, capt. all star B-Ball 1234 Capt., Soccer Jessica Kolbe L: dancing, summer, good friends, music, men, roses DL: fuzzy dice phonies FM: Summer 86, Times spent with T, K, H, D, E, § HA: to be successful with what- ever | do FS: Howdy SFW: Do what you can with what you have wherever you are T.R. Also: I'm outa Here! Jennifer Johnson L: skiing, being with my friends, vacations DL: DG’s attitude FM: times spent with Daniel HA: to become a chiropractor FS: Shut up! SFW: Farewelll! Abby Kenerson L: Family Friends Clothes, mon- ey, doing something for the thrill of it DL: Self-inflicted airheads, plastic people FM: Bahamas '89, Dead show 88, every Christmas HA: To be happy rich FS: Yeah! Excuse me? You wench! SFW: Do whatever you want, just don’t get caught! Good Luck! Bridget Kocher L: U2, amusement parks, pepper, Christmas, MLK, purple, plaid, anything sweet DL: apartheid, the CIA, arrogant people, DF, cleaning my room FM: Dos. 9 18 87, Newport, go- ing to Gramma’s, the purple tree, Ieeq PP: family, friends, relatives FS: Remember when ... SFW: shalom Peter Kotsifas L: pepperoni peppers redheads, screaming harmonics, barley pops, fragile quarterbacks DL: alarm clocks, the clapper FS: find us canned knockwurst FM: Summer sin Missouri — ‘87, OVE. Yeh. 11 7 87, 11-5-88, RI with Jamey, Parties at Joel’s Photo Not Available James Krusas L: T.G.’s, Sandy, “E”, Alko, white cap golden cider DL: Screechy bimbos, soggy ce- real, moon boots FM: 1988 May-Dec. PP: spoon (Finland 88) letters, decorated sneakers S: scepter FS: who’s going to the Kahula? SFW: Kathy — no more free phone calls!!! Shawn Langevin L: Rap, hockey, soccer 5, Bru- ins, pubs, skiing DL: Tud, commies, AR, Ditzes, Canadians FM: Power lines, thunderdrum FS: Quit your bitchin! Get him a body bag! SFW: Warrior Soccer rocks the house TANT 2 — Holy Name 1 HA: work in the oval office Shlangevin Jennifer Lataille L: peace, Bru, Earthtones, U2, Ketchup, MIV Mustangs DL: the fifths, Burgess Elemen- tary, hot weather FM: get along gang 88-89, Dec. 28, 1988 FS: Wasup? Duckey! Kuhl! HA: World peace, to be success- ful in my own business SFW: | think | need a tissue John Lebow L: Kelley, weekends, my car DL: arguments, pinners FM: Jan 18, 88, Times with Kelley, summer in Walker Pond, Ski Club — 89 HA: to be able to do whatever | want whenever | want FS: Whatever! Cut the sh-t! SFW: It’s been real! Later ... Chantal LaFranchise L: Teddy bears, sunsets over the ocean DL: good-byes, liars, jealousy FM: February 1987, RI W SB, Hampton Beach W DD A: Varsity Cheering 86-87, Varsi- ty tennis 85-89, Border Confer- ence All-Stars 2 years FS: “‘You lose!”’ SFW: Special thanks to all my teachers and good luck! Gregg Lapham SFW: Sometimes you get shown the light in the strangest of places if, you look at it right If you plant ice you're going to harvest wind, Fat Man Tow PM, NS, CD, BB Tow Heads RS, HL, MM, CC, BM, TH, PM, Stay in Tow The first days are the hardest days Don’t worry anymore, Jones for You She’s got Everything delightful. | Love U Mis Bye!! Michelle Lavoie Mimi L: RS, paintings of the ocean, Vermont, 7am, family, cuddling DL: immature people, cats, posi- tiveness FM: Times with RS, Florida 85, 3 17 88, 7 17 88, 10 19 88 HA: To be a lawyer FS: Jesumcrow Matthew Lee L: classic rock, Cleveland, Reagan DL: Democrats, Woody Allen, U2 FM: Just moving here HA: President FS: Go away or | will taunt you a second time! SFW: Elementary penguins, sing- ing Hare Krsna man you've been a naughty boy you let your hair grow long — John Lennon 27 Janice Lengowski Dowski, Janet, Shilenny L: soggy capt’n Crunch, E, Suoss, Brownies, Waves DL: Mac Trucks, shirls, bell-bot- toms, bike accidents FM: the river, Myrtle Beach, times w KK HS, summer 88 FS: Ho-ly! Digger A: soccer, basketball, track SFW: Put it Here! Steve Moran horror, blood, gore, films, DC, Judas Priest 10 12 88 thanks to great riving skills FS: Gimme a break FW: C.U. next Tuesday Edward Malvey L: sleep, Notre Dame, Ice cream, sports, rapping DL: peas, busy signals, SAT’s, re- publicans Mi: Soccer 88, ND 88, Jabba’s 1st snot FS: Set me up w a stoge, Hey yo boccias FS: Warrior soccer rocks the house HA: To be elected president and rock the white house! Christine Marino L: FLS, Wild Fashions, Taylor Dayne, SCMRRI DL: Waking up late, loud places, chipped nail polish FM: 3 26 88, 4 9 88, Summer 84 HA: to be the best at whatever | do FS: Oh well, that’s life SFW: It’s been great THS, but | have no regrets leaving! 28 Photo Not Available William Lincoln L: Life, my girlfriend DL: Rm 23, school, Mondays FM: June 3, 1988 FW: AMF THS, Outa Here! Erin Macumber L: Teddy Bears, Being w friends, the beach, Kahula DL: Beef Stew, Restrictions, snakes FM: Ireland 88, Parties w Alice Fifi, senior year FS: What’s up? SFW: Thank You THS and good bye! Trisha Mandigo L: 9, Ren, M M’s, Roses, sun- sets, blue, 3, guns roses, for- est entry, YRLC skiing DL: OCK 88 Know it alls FM: 6 7 88, 10 8 88, times spent w RLC HA: To go to college to prove myself to others FS: naturally, basically, Same dif- ference and FTW! SFW: So long peoples NN: “crash” Derek May Shmay L: Football, Far side, track, Bruins, Pink Floyd DL: waking up, indecision at Friendly’s FM: Switzerland ’88, Football ’88 BC Champs FS: Je m’en fous! Whoa Spider! The gloves are off! SFW: Na Na Na Na Hey Hey Hey Good bye! eas = eam ree aise Evelyn Mayer L: Fangoria, gory movies, Metal- lica, the Bronx DL: Def-Lep, Soap operas, poo- dles FM: New Years ’89, Prom ‘88 HA: To live in Europe FS: Ain’t that Special? SFW: Adios, Hasta Luego, Auf- wiedersehen, good bye, good riddance!! FM: Rm 232 C-block Coreen McDermott Cori L: Chocolate, U2, The Eagles, Sunsets, Italian men, DH, RS, CM DL: fake people, Flat tires FM: whitewater rafting 8 88 weekends at UMASS, “cruisin” HA: photographer FS: Help! SFW: Cheers! Lori Michaluk L: Richard, Lasagna, Mayonnaise, Romance, Money, Babies, Cor- vettes, Football, Soaps DL: bugs, Science, Decisions FM: 7 16 88, Niagara Falls 88, study 88, Times W Christine HA: marriage, children FS: Trauma!! PP: photographs, friends camera SFW: | should have known bet- ter!! Kathleen Moynagh L: “E’, winning, 42 DL: tests on time, refs, shirls FM: “Heart Ache Tonight’, Cen- trum — Districts HA: Peace Corps FS: Striving for success without hard work is like harvesting where you have not yet planted” A: Basketball 1234, capt. Softball 1234, capt. NHS 234 Photo Not Available Michael McConville L: Dallas Cowboys, Bruins, Rap- pin, Boxer Shorts DL: School bus rides, White Rice Italian Dressing FM: DOS Fraino’s Tub, THS 26 — SHS 19 HA: salesman FS: Get ‘em a body bag SFW: We need old friends to help us grow old and new friends to help us stay young Phillip Merriam L: Fat Man Tow, Le Sabre MD, Wed. nights, crazy fingers, Jack Straw, freaks DL: obnoxious folks, driving w GL FM: summer 88, Florida, New Jersey, Not being in school HA: become a professional musi- cian FS: If you get confused listen to the music play SFW: Look out here we come! Jennifer Millen Jen Jenner L: Josh, skiing, drama, gumby, music, peanut butter cups, notes in math! DL: vegetables, tests, Mondays FS: cooo-el! SFW: Thanks to everyone for making me feel at home here this year! Especially: JM, DG, EC, JS, SK, JC, SB, KM, KB You guys are great!! Amy Muir Alice, Aimes L: horses, Hampton, wrestling, parties, Florida, TGIF DL: users, curfews, getting in trouble, being ignored FM: Europe 88, Times w SS, CB, AA, EM, SK,KC, MC, SD, EC, RG, SB, BH, MB, Isle w CB, New Years Eve 88 PP: car, family. friends FS: You've gut ta hear this! SFW: To the Gang: Thanks for all the memories we've shared! 29 Kimberly Nielson “One love, one heart, let’s get together and feel all right.’” Re- membering: times in my boat, INXS ’88, ski team, bay states w Cheeh Cymba — Sr. Skip Day 88, shopping at Ames w MC, Tubing at P.K.’s, Thanks to my family and friends for all their love support Kerri Olsen Anthony Orlofski ties at Frains, skiing, arzenegger, stair-sliding blue flashing lights, failing FMy Prom, skiing with the guys, Condo in Vermont HA: to be rich FS: Ooh Kelly Panek 30 Mark Olivera Hollie Olsen L: Derek, animals, rain, snow, Vermont DL: good byes, Homework HA: to live life to the fullest FM: Explorer trips SFW: We’re outa here, good luck! Sara Ouellette L: Tim, yellow roses, silence, true friends, money, weekends DL: 6am, 11pm, staying in on Sat- urday nights, liars FM: Times spent w JR, HB, NK, JT, time w Tim, Hampton 87 w TL HA: to be happy and successful and to be able to make the right decisions in my life SFW: Thank God it’s finally over Andrea Pawlina Andria, Andi L: VT, sunsets, teal, mustang, Whitesnake, friends DL: being alone, preps, the Dead, decisions FM: Summer 88 “All shookup” Times with Snowpea, VT 87 HA: succeed in life FS: So what's your point? PEaicary penny SL: “Got to learn to live with what you Can rise above!”’ SFW: Is it really over? Scott Pilate L: painting, summer, horror mov- ies, money DL: winter, cold, being alone FM: year of 1988 HA: to be Donald Trump’s per- sonal accountant FS: go figure SFW: | came, | saw, | barely made It Donald Reed L: Bud, outdoors, rain DL: people bosses ‘‘A’”’ holes FM: “zookee NY” HA: apprenticeship at Pratt FS: Sh-t happens SFW: It’s been a trip Janna Rokes Michael Saletnik L: parties, gold, Bruins, muscle cars, money, stair sliding, any- thing expensive DL: leftist right wingers, Canadi- ans, having no place to party FM: party at Achi’s house, Parties at Frains HA: to fight Brad Marsh, to own my own business FS: quit cha bitchen SFW: good riddance Anthony Polakowski NN: Hulio, The Hule L: Heavy metal, Judas Priest ski- ing, 4X4’s, jeeps DL: Dimo, jerks, snobs FM: caf. Study with Mr. Lamothe FS: We'll wait HA: to be the bet | can Renee Richards L: Michael, roses, beaches DL: good byes, phone bills, being cold FM: Miami beach w Michael, Semi w Gina, 4 wheelin w Gina, Michelle Christy HA: to be successful and forever happy WWAAHSS Debra Welch Linda Savage 31 Ann-Marie Scobie L: Florida, MPV, Mom DL: Rules, homework, complain- ers FSong: Tomorrow night FM: summer ‘87, New Years Eve 88 M HA: to grow up to makea million, to visit Graceland FS: That’s unAmerican SFW: to all u little people, don’t get caught up in the shuffle “Short Sexy” Jennifer Seguin Blondie L: the beach, art, lightning, snow, palm trees DL: time-limits, cold, not under- standing FM: drinkin with the women, Howie, the big blue wagon, sum- mer 88 FS: Where we gonna go? HA: To be successful and happy FW: To the little Seguin, | love ya kid. Thanks for the talks Hallie, thanks to my friends. Good bye. Rebecca Sey Robin Simpson To: MJ, MD, TV, KN, LG, MD, HB, JJ, | love you! FS: Holy shoeshine! I'll take him! | have no clue! FM: party at my house and every- one elses, Springfield w Maria, ski wkend 88. ‘Mom, I’m going to the movies’. | love you Swiss. Thanks Mom and Dad, | love you! Hi Ben! 32 William Scobie Michelle Seremet FM: Misquamicut w Matt 88, brunch W G, T, R, C, M HA: to own my own magazine have a family FS: “2BBIAHC, FA” FW: “If the sun refused to shine, | would still be loving you, If the mountains crumble to the sea, there will still be you and me” “Thank you Matt!” Stuart Shailer Stephen Simpson L: partying, cold beer, 70, foot- ball, girls, sex DL: no place to party, slow skiers arguing, geeks, C-block HA: to own my own business, get married, and have a family FM: cruise 88, partying with the boys, all my friends, cruisin in the ghetto, cruiser Photo Not Available Photo Not Available Heather Smith Smitty, Leather L: Hot tubs, soccer, Michigan men, 22, times w JL KK DL: beaches in the rain, SH boys FM: Dec. 24, 1988, summer 88 A: soccer 1234 capt. FS: Oh gee! SFW: Let the light shine on! Jeffrey Spenard L: Canadians DL: Bruins FM: summer ‘88 HA: to succeed SFW: I’m outa here! Amy Stiles L: Jim Ashley, school, painting DL: stuck-ups Bivicwlans. 1 7, 87, sept.) 11, (86, Dec. 24, '87 HA: Marry Jim, go to college, be- come a physical therapist FS: You know SFW: ‘Never say good bye” “Grimace” Sandra Sutherland L: Jake, friends, vacations DL: Glasses, snobs, schools FM: Nemel, California Maine Ex- change HA: Working at Wee Wee Caye, Belize FS: | wanna go home ... PF Photo Not Available Julie Solaroli Jules, Booler L: Is, Macaroni-n-cheese, Roger Rabbit, Opus, art, dancing, being Italian FM: Prom 88, summer 88, sur- prise b-day party, times w Israel PP: family FS: Talk is cheap SFW: Thanks to all my friends for being there, esp. Keri, You guys are the best! Rachael Steadward L: Jim, scruffy, long summer nights, werewolves of Wales, Dec. 23, 1987, the Wales crowd, Billie-Bob-bo-bear!! DL: back stabbers, car problems, waking up HA: to be a cosmetologist with a happy home life. FM: summer ’87, trips with AW, late nights w Jim SFW: Free at last Christine Surprise L: The Dead, Friends, snobs FM: G N R concert, The Dead with Abby Deb, 88 night walks, Kahula, Bongo, Jenn’s house, Ranger Rick, Sheraton Glen’s car, 7 5 87, BK Boston concert summer 88, Bigalow Hollow, Westville SFW: Shawn don’t hurry, don’t worry, and don’t forget to smell the flowers. Seeya! Peace. Nicole Sutka “Wheel is turning, you can’t slow down, you can’t let go and you can’t hold on, you can’t go back, and you can’t stand still” “If the thunder don’t get you then the lightning will’’ — Grateful Dead To: Fat Man Tow — “Nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile...” 33 Shane Szall Shano, Peter, Allan L: football, partying, skiing DL: snobs slobs FM: Football ’88, Daytona Beach 86, Hampton Beach ‘88, The misart: HA: Make lots of money! FS: “Good deal” SFW: “Be yourself or be dead!” A: Football 2, 3, 4 capt. Track 2, 3, 4 ola Taylor Susan Tucker i{ parties ristin Study with Mr. Lamothe FS: What the _? Gary Veber Vebe L: Bengals, Boston Bruins DL: Montreal Canadians, L.A. Lakers PP: My nephews and nieces FM: 2-1 District win over Holy Name 34 Nick Sanderowski Jennifer Tremblay Juan L: hunting, iguanas DL: not catching one FM: my first swim in the Ganges river HA: to stuff Indonesian iguanas FS: Queer bait SFW: Bye, duic, donz, mai, Bal- lard, Pab, Ken, Cheryl, Vamos a empezar!! Ha! Ha! I’m so happy!! Esta bien! Theresa Vaida FM: Turbo BOOSTIN w EL, Brownies w Mar, deck w Dave Lou, trivia w Shel, b-day, film w the girls, ouvrez les yeux, Gina! Blend offs, Walker pond slide ya stooge! Davey hunting FW: Thanks for all the times — MD, EC, RS, JE, MJ, PK, MD, DA, MS, GA, LG, KN, HB, SJ, NL, SN Daniel Vennert Melissa Wales L: Lucas, college radio, Duran, Star Trek DL: School, top 40, heavy metal, trends FM: Summer ’88 HA: To get out of school FS: Blank is beautiful! SFW: | won't be terribly upset Paige Wandelear L: Ronald Reagan, windy days, roses DL: Spiders, heat, 11 16 86, fol- lowers FS: Trust me, Trust me! FM: Donna and | and the ghostly house next door. HA: To get married and have five children SFW: Hey Donna, | went to bed at 12:00 too! Karl Weberg Kool Karl L: Rock-n-Roll, girls, reading books, SW, JM, NK DL: U2, ‘Desire’, wolves, hash Esa iim.Kool HA: disc jockey SL: ‘The most beautiful girl” FW: “Stay kool!” Patricia White L: weekends, clothes, money, shopping DL: AA, Mondays, preps, BJQ FM: Fun times w Brian summer of ‘88 Conservation class '87-'88 HA: to be successful FS: Stoopid! Hey ya babe! FW: It’s about time... Photo Not Available Tammie Walker L: Steve, family, friends week- ends, money, my sisters, clothes DL: AM, cold, waiting, fighting, mornings, car troubles FM: times with Steve, Summer '86 5 15 82, 5 20 82, 3 6 86 HA: To be happy, have an excit- ing life SFW: Special thanks to Dad and Donna, Mom and Marc Robert Waraika L: Grateful Dead, Marines DL: School, Mondays FM: None HA: To be self-employed FS: Oh geez look at this FW: Thank God I’m free Lisa Weglarz L: GMC, teddy bears, care bears, roaring fires, candle light dinners FM: Being w GMC “Pippers- queeks” HA: to have children, own a day care, and marry GMC SFW: Good bye, so long, till we meet again, It’s been great! PS — | love you Gary Lori Wilson Willie, Grams L: Big Red, smiles, roses, VW signs DL: Snobs, math, tests, mud FM: 6am with HH, Homecoming w 52 HA: journalist, write novel FS: | love you, “Was ist los?” “Let's go to Noho at 11pm” “Tes- tosterone filled maggots” SFW: au-revoir, adios, auf-wie- dersehen, go-cbeegahiaciao 35 Nick Wood L: Sports DL: attitudes , FM: Beating Southbridge HA: teach FS: Wanna go heroes? Kristen Wright JenKri L: Ice cream, roses, parties, teki- knuckle, black, De ai waking up, bees, mos- busy signals, attitudes, the girls, times with TB, loaf, In-Schools, CHS, Janna , Tricia-Jean HA: to be rich FS: Oo00 mi God! Sweet Dreams! SFW: I’m outa her e! Carrie Young L: Keith, Field hockey, roses, freedom, summer days, being tired, snow, fights 24 87 times spent with riends, field hockey ’86 Districts HA: to become a nurse A: Field hockey 12345 capt. and JV capt. SFW: I'll miss you all! 36 Photo Not Available Brenda Worrell Brenna, Bucweet, Flash L: the Alfubet man and MAC FM: Blonde curls, EB Bernard, GraigyiGhaoG FS: You know | never understood why | couldn’t stand under life ’til | tried to go over life and now | understand! Thanks Al mundo! Troy Wroblicki Michelle Ziehl L: BS, music, CMH writing, com- edies, acting dead DL: Ind. people, lies, fat, school FM: Feb. 5, 14, 25 1988 HA: Published broadcasting FS: | can’t do what you can do, and you can’t do what | can do, but someone has to do it! Robert Russell Jaymi Lawrence Jeffrey Hunkins | BABY PICTURES CLASS OF '89 A. Aslami S. Belanger S. Boccia C. Botelho A. Breton H. Brothers K. Campbell N. Campo M. Clarke 38 M. DeBenedictis M. DiGiovanni D. Gamache C. Ferraro NWeeior oa E. Guevarez L. Gilbert H. Harmon H. Henry D. Hilker 39 D. Jaffarian M. Jalbert Se S. Kalis A. Kennerson B. Kocher J. Kolbe P. Kotsifas J. Krusas C. LaFranchise S. Langevin J. Lataille M. Lavoie D. Lebouef M. Lee J. Lengowski E. Macumber T. Malvey 40 T. Mandigo L. Michaluk J. Millen K. Moynagh , . ay H. Olson T. Orlofski K. Panek D. Reed R. Richards : i B. Scobie : : 41 gre, mt J. Sequin M. Seremet R. Sey R. Simpson H. Smith J. Solaroli A. Stiles C. Surprise S. Sutherland S. Szall ol ee iw) od Be iy = N. Szanderowski G. Veber P. Wanderlear L. Weglarz P. White L. Wilson N. Wood 42 Kristen Wright Carrie voung SENIOR SUPERLA TIVES Above: NICEST EYES — Elvin Cooley, Renee Richards Above right: CLASS BRAINS — Derek May, Kirstie Goodwin Right: CLASS COUPLE — Laura Gilbert, Dave Cook 43 — SSS eee eee S a se OH SRane, etiitw—ubhAttLLILLL TTT tT ‘LHtitvuttd ALLEL TTT ivivivickelleldALLLLILI TT 1 SSSR Sn Above: MOST OUTGOING — Steve Duff, Christie Botelho, Mike McConville MOST SHY — Mike Saletnik, Kelly Panek Upper right: MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT — Scott Belanger, Angela Aslami, Mike McCon- ville Right: CLASS CLOWNS — Hallie Brothers, Derek Jaffarian 44 . ee ee ee ee ee ee Above: CLASS VOCALISTS: Kirstie Goodwin, Gregg Lapham | DID MOST FOR CLASS: Angela Aslami, Steve Duff Jpper Right: BEST SENSE OF HUMOR: Hallie Brothers, Brian Houle ight: CLASS FLIRTS: Jay Frain, Gina Allen 45 | SPRING SPORTS 46 Top row: Pete Kotsifas, Coach Keenean, Steve Simpson, Matt Clarke, Steve Duff, James Cies- luk, Middle Row: J.J. Repasky, Derek Richardson, Andrew Crompton, Bottom Row: Billy DiPietro, B.J. Wettlaufer. 47 wine tt 2 Te wisied ft 1 Ts winded tt ttt heed tt 1 ee ie ie il Bi i, OO i i is saa 22S a Be, lehedeed ee Ts aie ff 2 1% whales it 1 te i le ad ie 48 JUNIORS Erin Abbott Eric Aktiv Emily Allt Melissa Audet CLASS OFFICERS Jennifer Rydwansky: Treasurer, Eric Moriarty: President, Leigh Josey) Secretary, Brandon Goodwin: Vice President Jeremy Beu Tammy Black Michael Blanchard Maur een Bonneau Chandler Boyd Shane Bradway Marcella Branniff Robert Brogan Karen Butterworth Karrieann Caruthers Joel Carver Todd Chaffee Charles Chester James Ciesluk Mark Coolong Burt Cox Andrew Crompton Wayne Cronin Kelley Cummings 5 9 a Elissa Cunniff Jesse Dane Jay DeMartino Gina Demers William DiPietro Peter Drake Heather Dumais John Folger Jennifer Fox Leo Gaboury Adam Gaudette Kenneth Gaumond et Sonya Gleason Brandon Goodwin Juliet Gowing William Gravel Kristine Graveline Tammy Greene Brenden Griswold Richard Grzembski Melissa Hagen Jacob Haller Lisa Halterman Elie Hannoush Michael Hansen Minden Holliday Kim Hoyle Nicole Jolie Leigh Joseph Brijin Kastberg Kenneth Keyes Nicole Kida David King Michael King Kristen K mieczak 53 Kelly Komar Andrea Koska Frederic Kozyra Robert Kustra Lawrence Labonte Kenneth William Lachance Jason Lamoureux Heather Landreville Matthew Laplante Michelle Latourelle Michelle LeBlanc Robert Lee Laura Lengowski Michael Lengowski Debra Levesque Jennifer Mansfield Nicole Martin Tracy Martin Holly McCue Michael McGrath Lauriel McGuire Carrie McKay Jeffrey McKinney Jennifer Meacham L P We Pin i r Sonia Medeiros Jeffrey Melanson Joshua Miller Travis Miller Eric Moriarty — — — a me gune= =; Fi 56 ' . | Laura Morris Dennis Moore y . Tine Amy Mullen Sandra Murphy a hn ae + Jennifer Murray Nicole Naylor Patrick O'Leary Philip Olson Janell Ostiguy Daniel Palmer Jennifer Palmer Lori Palmer Timothy Pasterczyk Jennifer Porter Kimberly Potter Jennifer Pousland Stephanie Powers Richard Provost Mary Puduski Derek Richardson Jody Richardson Fred Riley Andrea Rinaldi Kristin Roche Katherine Roy Jennifer Rydwansky Alex Sacco Sherri Sanborn Veronica Savage David Schillinger Michael Seremet Keith Servant Deanne Sey Sara Shepherd Tracy Simpson 57 Daniel Soper John Stanley John Stantony Kimberly Stickney Michael St. Laurent Gayle Sullivan Jennifer Suprenant Craig Swanson Josie Szolusha Kenny Tetreault Scott Trotter Michael Tryba Marcelo Valsechi Michael Wagers Susan Walch Jason Wallace Robert Warren Heather Weston Brandon Wettlaufer Catherine White David White Heather Willis Bobbie-Jo Wood Jennifer Zollner Belinda Zoto Joseph Beaudry Lori Mosher David Bergeron Charles Nale Donald Bolduc Karen Nargi Robert Clark James Nicholls Kevin Coughlin Stacey Parron Denise Dodds julie Puffer William Dessert Alex Randall Elizabeth Dowd Rebecca Farry Casey Faugno Alan Feranzoviz Steven Fritscher Scott Gendreau Jennifer Rhea Jennifer Rozema Michael Saletnik Robert Savage Chester Sey Terry Stanikmas Kellie Golightly Christine Surprise Craig Goulet Lawrence Vancott Jennifer Grindle Dawn Waleski Lissa Hoeffer Michelle Weglarz Frank Kokoski Kelly White Gabriel Lancaster Erin Wright Lisa Langlois Kristen Wright John Lebow Ann Young Brian Moore Richard Zola Gayle Moreau 59 SOPHOMORES TS CLASS OFFICERS Julie Abair Jason Adams Cheryl Alicea Kenneth Alicea Be David Modugno: President, Sean Zukowsky: Vice-President, Josh Haggerty: Treasurer, Missing Colin Hanley: Secretary Holly Arsenault Jamie Asquith Ericka Baer Jennifer Bauman Charlotte Beeman Angela Belanger Sandra Beniquez Rebecca Bennett Cristy Benson 60 Denette Blackburn W. Edward Blackburn James Blair Kerry Blanchard Amy Blease Justin Blouin Kris Boccia Alicia Bodzioch Jeffrey Booth Kathy Bouchard Lisa Bouchard Michael Bouvier Stuart Bren David Brisebois Rebecca Brogan Timothy Brown William Brown Vincent Buffone 61 Maureen Burns Darren Campo Shawnda Chenier Tina Christianson Michael Churchill Kelly Ciprari Jennifer Clark Jennifer Collins Sarah Coty Kara Courtney Christina Couture Jacqui Croteau Jonathan Cummings Nathan Damian Charles Davey | { ; } Lisa David Paul Davis Jeanne Defalco Chris Dick Kelly Dickinson P. Gregory DiGiovanni Cheri DiPasquale Kara Doherty Jody Donais Sean Downey Mariana Ducatte Wayne Dugay Heather Dunn Anthony Dunne Heather Duval Stacy Earle 63 Jennifer Eble Tammy Emerson Anthony Falvey Chris, Fish Robert Fitts Jennifer Flint John Foley lan Fox Daryl Freeland Rhonda Garber Luke Garrison Bruce Gaskell Melissa Gelinas Michelle Gelinas Steven Gibson Herbie Grignon Amy Grueter John Gunagan © Ay, Pr ey, “7G Joshua Haggerty Colin Hanley Kimberly Harmon Mary Hart Jody Hastings John Hastings Joel Havalotti Daniel Heller Judith Jaeger Thomas Jankoski Benjamin Jenkinson Lori Jensen Glenn Jerome Amy Johnson Eric Johnson Dawn Jones Jennifer Jones Adam Julian Jason Julian Nicholas Kahl Holly King Mike Kingston 65 66 Jonathan Klatt Joseph Kozyra Michael Krukowski Robert Kubert Ronald Kubert Joel Lalashius Jennifer Lalone Jamie | amoureux Angela Landino Jennifer Larochelle Melanie Laythe Jean-Paul Leboeuf Sarah Lee Cheryl Lindsay Rodney Lukowski Erin Lundgren Karen MacDonald Tracey Mallon Todd Malvey Catherine Mangion Kathryn Mayette Heather McClusky Kathleen McConville Jennifer McGuire Nadina McLean Heather Mendela Allison Michaluk Alicia Mickley Jessica Miller Tad Miller Alison Minnie David Modugno Shelley Morin John-Paul Morrell 67 Daniel O'Keefe Brian O'Leary Shawn Palmer Jonathan Parrettie Robert Parron Joel Mueller Kimberly Muller Aaron Nathanson Dawn Nelson Robert Nelson Tami Nieuwenhoff Kelly O’Conner Oliver Pennington Monica Perkins William Perkins William Phelon Kerry Pistone Chris Plouffe Tami Plourde Matthew Porra Jason Porter Lynn Pronto Kreg Pamela Renaud Angela Thomas Sauer Kevin Scanlan Lynn Schutzer Amy Servant Aaron Shaffer Matthew Skowron Chris Smith Quattrocelli Richards Robinson Rebecca Roe Jocelyn Roman Gina Roscioli Heather Roymans Chris Rozema 69 70 Terry Sneed Kate Sparrow Kelly Staples Daniel Stecker Richard Stewart John Stickles Steven St. Laurent Michael Story Kelly Sullivan Alli Suprenant Corey Suprenant Amie Sutherland Jason Szczypien Lisa Taylor Scott Tetreault Wayne Tetreault Jennifer Twitchell Sherri Wales Chris Wemyss Michael Williams Elisha Williamson Nicole Wojtowicz Erika Wood Sherri Woolhouse Elizabeth Wyle Deborah Young Andrew Ziegler Sean Zukowsky NOT PICTURED Charles Adams Chris Metterville Joseph Beaudin Timothy Miller Dale Berthiaume Daniel Nale Debra Blanchard William Parks Stephanie Brodeur Daniel Carr Jeffrey Chaput Anne Charron Jennifer Pilate John Porter Daniel Racicot Michelle Raymond Darren Collette Chuck Ross Tracy Crevier Sean Rosser Earl Dessert John Rossi Justin Dorr David Fortier Tracy Hamel Russell Hemingway Hahns Hitchcock Suzanne King John Schmitt Margaret Shutzer Glenn Smith Craig Sparrow Robert Sutton Stephanie Swiler Keith Kulig Eric Wells Tracey Lapensee Keith Wharton Kerry Marinelli Shane White Bruce Martin Kirsten Williamson 71 FRESHMEN eau ithony Ditomasso John Doherty Adam DuPaul Michael Flanders Jeffrey Graham Erik Granath Stephen Greany Edwardo Guevarez Abraham Harraden Chris Hassett Jason Hoenig Adam Jesky Patrick Kreidemaker Michael Lacey ™ hr Jesse Atkinson John Ball Shawn Sanborn Derek Varnum Eric Vosberg Shawn Wharton Timothy White Eric Werner Brenda Laine Paul Lawler Tina LeBoeuf Jason Lemieux Richard Loosemore Jim Lovendale Michael Mansfield Andrew Maynard Michael McGourty Tim Nale Todd Palmer Shane Pearson George Porter NOT PICTURED Brian Biagi Michael Clark Jason Gouvin Shawn Ricci Donald Sanborn 73 KR N a | : CARPENTIAY The students in the Carpentry Division of the Vocational Department have been very busy this year. So far their projects have included rebuilding the loading dock behind the cafete- ria and building work stations for the electrical shop. They have also done some work outside of Tantasqua such as reshingling the roof of the Brookfield Fire Department, building a partition in the Wales Elementary School, and building ramps for the Sturbridge Transfer Station. oni Ca: 2, SENIORS (left to right, back to front): Roland Theriault, Robert Waraika, Mark Oliviera, Robert Delano, Daniel Gagne, Thomas Laythe, Thomas Blanchette, Jeffrey Hunkins JUNIORS (left to right, back to front): Gabriel SOPHOMORES (Left to right, back to front): © FRESHMEN (left to right, back to front): Don- Lancaster, John Stanton, Timothy Berman, - Brian O’Leary, Charles Adams, Robert Parron, ald Sanborn, Jason Lemieux, Michael Flanders, Richard Rose, Robert Savage, Brian Moore, Matthew Porra, Danny O'Keefe, Joel Lalashius, | Timothy White, Jeffrey Graham, Derek Var- Steven Fritscher, Donald Bolduc, Charles Bruce Gaskell, Adam Julian, Robert Fitts, Mi- © num, Christopher Hassett, Patrick Kreide- Chester, Shane Bradway chael Krukowski, John Stickles maker, Shawn Wharton, Abraham Harraden, John Doherty, Jason Hoenig, Erik Granath 75 DRAFTING For the past few months, the Tantasqua Draft- ing Department has been redesigning a two Car barn style garage. The students are expecting to receive the AUTOCAD and CADKEY computer equipment and software they have ordered. SENIORS (left to right): Nicky Wood, David LeBoeuf JUNIORS: Lori Ricci SO OMORS (left to right): Daniel Stecker, FRESHMEN (left to right, back to front): Roy acy Farle, Jean-Paul LeBoeuf, Jeffrey Booth Chaplin, Tina LeBoeuf, James Lovendale, Jef- frey Croteau 76 ELECTRICAL The students in the Electrical Division have just completed wiring a house in Holland. They have also finished working at Wales Elementary School. SENIORS (left to right): Simon Cormier, Jeffrey Spenard JUNIORS (left to right ): Leo Gaboury, Robert | SOPHOMORES (left to right, back to front): | FRESHMEN (left to right, back to front): Ste- Warren, David White Daniel Carr, Dale Berthiaume, Justin Blouin, | phen Greany, Andrew Maynard, Richard Loo- Jonathan Cummings, Justin Dorr, Steve St. semore, Eric Vosburg, Michael Lacy, John Ball, Laurent Shawn Sanborn, Anthony Ditomasso, Edwardo Guevarez, Todd Palmer, Crispin Booth, Ter- iana Chaplin, Steve Bouchard 77 MACHINE SHOP During their four years of vocational studies, the students will make all of the tools required for their trade. These tools include a surface gauge, a vise, and house jack. This year they have also constructed tools for the cafeteria staff. SENIORS: Tony Polakowski, D. LaVallee, Chris Corriveau, Steve Moran, Bill Lincoln, Keith Churchill. N Sees JUNIORS: Wayne Cronin, Richard Barrett, SOPHOMORES: John-Paul Morrell FRESHMEN: Bryan Biagi, Jason Gouvin, Mi- John Folger. chael McGourty, Shane Pearson. 78 WELDING The Welding students travelled to Burgess Elementary School to make repairs. They have also made repairs for the Drafting, Carpentry, and Maintenance departments. The students also constructed layout tables for their own shop. 4 ve a 4.9% ' it : oe Poe : ef Os. we Mi SENIORS: Rob Russell, Chris Williamson, Chris Cleveland, David Booth. SOPHOMORES: Chris Fish, Kirsten Williamson, John Rossi, Shane White, Russel Hemingway JUNIORS: James Nicholls, Jeffrey Ca- FRESHMEN: Shawn Ricci, Jesse Atkin- drant, Frank Kokoski, Richard Provost. son, George Porter. 43 Activities The primary objective of the Tantasqua Chapter of the Na- tional Honor Society is ser- vice to the community. This year they have and will con- tinue to do many things to achieve this goal. They have helped the senior citizens during their craft fair, and also went Christmas caroling in local nursing homes. NHS has helped establish a tutor- ing program where members help fellow students who are having problems with their studies. Every year they sponsor a pancake breakfast that helps them earn money for scholarships they give out to graduating seniors at the end of the year. National Honor Society members are students of ex- emplary academic achieve- ment who donate their time to help those in the commu- nity as well. 82 National Honor Society NHS Officers: Derek May, Christie Botelho, Alanna Coolong, Dave Cook -. Officers: Emily Alt, Gina Allen, Shawn Langevin, Kim Kenniston, ristie Bothello. This year Tantasqua Stu- ent Council has had a yng list of accomplish- ents ranging from com- unity service to school 2rvice to Student Council 2rvice. Each month the ouncil holds a meeting to discuss future plans and proposals for the follow- ing month. In the fall and winter of this past year such activities as Appre- ciation Days were held at school so that the Student Council could thank such Student Council important people as Teachers, Staff and Mr. Si- manski. The fall season proved to be very successful with the arrival of night games came the successful busi- ness of concession. As the main source of Student Council funds it proved, this year, to be very pros- perous. The winter season is al- ways a fun time of the year especially when you're giving and that’s exactly what the Student Council did. Visiting the Senior Center in Sturbridge was for the Seniors a change of pace and one man com- mented that it was ‘‘won- derfully enlightening” to see young adults interest- ed in the members of their community. Other festive ideas such as Secret Santas and carnations allowed the whole student body to become involved in the Christmas spirit. January proved to be a month of preparation. Such projects as the Bor- der Conference Talent Show and the Border Conference Sleepover took time and much work to prepare. However when February arrived the Border Conference Talent Show and Sleepover were very successful. Some of the projects that are ahead for Student Council are the annual Blood Drive in March and a walk-a-thon and shoot- a-thon to support Easter Seals. Tantasqua Student Council works hard to achieve the goals they set down for themselves and looking back on this year it is clear to see they have gone above and beyond any goals for this 88-89 year. 83 The Math Team is a group of students who get together four times a year torepresent their school at Math Meets. There are no requirements to be a mathlete except a de- sire to fiddle with math prob- lems and to have fun. Mr. Al- len organizes the group and captains are elected to make teams of five students. 84 Math Team This year’s captains are Alanna Coolong, Sandy Suth- erland, and Jacob Haller. Members are Matt Lee, Julie Solaroli, Kim Nielson, Heather Smith, Christie Bothelo, Nicole Sutka, Laura Morris, Mike Lengowski, Lori Jensen, Deb Blanchard Bun Qs The Science Club was found- ed under Miss Orzack and Mr. Mannheim. The club meets on Thursdays to dis- cuss projects for the school and surrounding communi- ties. In December, they be- gan researching the prob- lems with area landfills and in January, they hope to have officer Hart speak about drugs. This year’s officers are Le Wilson, President; To Brown, Vice President; K ren MacDonald, Secretar and Sandy Sutherland, Tre surer. This is the first year Tanta qua has had a science clu The members hope it will | continued by younger | dents. : Business Club The 1988-89 school year has been quite a success for the business club. The attendance this year has doubled, and members are very good about attending meetings, and are Fidei Scott Belanger, Presi- very interested in participating. We have had an active and exciting year. This club has Gent Se t! Sannoul, Vice Cress : é ; : dent; Lori Wilson, Treasurer been held in high regard in the past and present. We hope the future will be as bright. President Scott Belanger Library Aides Close Up Back Row: Mrs. Levine, Paige Wandalear, Tom Robinson, Mariana Ducette, Emily Abair, Nikkie Jolie Front Row: Mike Tryba, Emily Allt, Rich Zola Heather McClosky, Lisa Weglarz, Amy Stiles 85 86 THS Lighting Committee Michael Zahle Hansen Marcelo Valsechi Frank Hufendiek Nicola Taylor Left to Right: Angela Aslami Heather Smith Mr. Maurice Bracken Steven Duff Teddy Malvey Homecoming Committee Top Row: Amy Muir, Chantal Lafran- chise, Suzanne Boccia, Erin Macumber, Angela Aslami, Melissa Barry. Bottom Row: Robin Simpson, Lori Wilson, Kim Kenniston, Janice Lengowski, Heather Smith Top Row: Amy Muir, Chantal Lafran- chise, Trisha Mandigo, Robin Simp- son, Ann-Marie Scobie, Erin Ma- cumber, Suzanne Boccia, Angela As- lami Bottom Row: Heather Harmon, Lori Wilson, Kim Kenniston, Julie Solaroli, Heather Smith Ted Malvey, Michelle Seremet RSAC 87 Concert Band Top Row: Christina Couture, Shawn Palm- er, Mike Blanchard, Matt Lee, Dan Heller . Middle Row: Lisa Hal- terman, Judith Jaeger, Sonya Gleason, Sarah Lee, Deb Blanchard, Charlotte Beeman Bottom Row: Dawn Marie Jones, Veronica Savage, Jen Porter, Ni- cole Sutka, Kerri Olsen CONCERT BAND “And-a One, And-a Two ...”” The concert band is the foundation of the instrumental music program at Tan- tasqua. Twenty members strong, this organization per- formed music from such masters as Tchaikovsky, Erick- son and Mozart. And yes, Mr. Simanski, we even played some Russian Christmas music. Jazz Band Jazz Band ‘Bop-bop-da-wop, bah-dop-bop -zot!”” Tantasqua jazz swung to new heights this year. The group met on Thursday evenings to study music of the jazz greats. This year they performed in the Central District jazz Festival in Westborough. A big honor goes to Nicole Sutka for becoming the first Tantasqua student to be named into the Central District Honors Jazz Ensemble. Top Row: Mike Blanchard, Matt Lee Middle Row: Sonya Gleason, Deb Blanchard, Sarah Lee Bottom Row: Jacob Haller, Dan Heller, Nicole Sutka, Shawn Palmer 88 Band Officers Top Row: Sonya Gleason, Mike Blanchard, Kerri Olsen Bottom Row: Judith Jaeger, Lisa Halterman, Nicole Sutka Marching Band 7s. Fa 7 � Charlotte Beeman, Debra Blanchard, Michael Blan- chard, Marci Braniff, Chris- tina Couture, Sonya Glea- son, Lisa Halterman, Daniel Heller, Judith Jaeger, Lori Jensen, Dawn Marie Jones, Matthew Lee, Sarah Lee, Kerri Olsen, Jennifer Porter, Joseph Repasky, Veronica Savage, Nicole Sutka MARCHING BAND “Squad Ready!” ““Ten-hut!”’ This fall, 20 of Tantasqua’s bandsmen did a forward march into the year as the 1988 Warrior “Tribe” Marching Band. Drum Major Judy Jae- ger led the group in their performances at football games, pep rallies and parades. A defini te highlight of the season was performing a halftime show side-by-side with the UMASS Marching Band at Minutemen Stadi- um. 89 90 Concert Choir Officers: Emily Alt, Josh Miller, Jay Frain, Ed Gue- varez, Nicole Sutka CONCERT CHOIR Concert Choir numbers over eighty students, and is Tantasqua’s larg- est performing group. The group rehearses three times a week under the direction of Ms. Werlin. This year, Concert Choir performed at the Holiday Concert in December, at two exchange concerts with Whitinsville Christian School Choir and Chamber Orchestra in March, the state choral festival in April, and the annual Pops Concert in May. Concert Choir was fortunate to have a student teacher from the Uni- versity of Massachusetts, Ms. Natalie Sarrazin, working with them. Nine Concert Choir members represented Tantasqua in this year’s Central District Chorus, and three members went on to represent Tantasqua in the Massachusetts All-State Chorus. Choraleers Top Row: Katie Roy, Aaron Nathanson, Eric Moriarty, Ed Guevarez, Jay Frain, Dan Heller, Colin Hanley, Josh Miller, Jessica Kolbe. Bottom Row: Juliet Gow- ing, Jennifer Rydwansky, Emily Allt, Jen- nifer Palmer, Nicole Sutka, Emily Clif- ton. CHORALEERS Choraleers is a select group of sixteen voices auditioned from the 85 voice Concert Choir. The group rehearses every Wednesday evening for two hours. They perform at school concerts, festivals and commu- nity events. The group takes an annual retreat trip to the Appalachian mountain Club’s Paxton lodge each fall, where they rehearse inten- sively, play football, carve pumpkins and have a good time. Highlights of this year’s trip were the “Miss Paxton 1988” Pageant, killer ultimate frisbee, the Galliard with Dr. Aberspastic, and the Rap Masters. VOCAL JAZZ ENSEMBLE Vocal Jazz Ensemble is new to Tantasqua this year. The group re- hearses on Tuesdays and Thursdays under the direction of Ms. Werlin. They perform jazz arrangements from blues to big band, with a rhythm section of piano, bass and drums. This year’s most memorable event was the wedding of Stephanie Powers and Kirby Shaw, to which the entire group was invited, provided everyone wore clashing plaids. Vocal Jazz Ensemble Top Row: Jennifer Mansfield, Jen Mil- len, Jessica Kolbe Bottom Row: Patti White, Elisha Wil- liamson, Nicole Sutka, Josh Miller, Stephanie Powers, Julie Puffer 91 TH os weer ae ang o Sports The score said it all Bartlett 7 Tantasqua 20! A new recruit. Spirit!!! Look at that belly! Duff receives the support of his team-mates. Varsity Boys Soccer Rocks the Housel The 1988 Warrior boys’ soccer team ended its regular season with the first undefeated season in the history of boys’ soccer at Tantasqua and the first boys’ team ever to win a game during district competition. Their Bor- der Conference record ended at 9 wins 0 losses 3 ties, a season re- cord of 13 wins 0 losses 4 ties, and an overall record of 14 wins 1 loss and 4 ties. David Cook and Matt Clarke cap- tained the Warriors to their 9th district qualification being seed- ed second in Division I. The War- riors went on to defeat Holy Name 2 to 1 but lost to Wachu- sett 2 to 1in the second round of competition. During this season the Warriors scored 68 goals against their op- ponents while only allowing 16 goals to be scored against them. The Warriors’ leading goal scorer was Matt Clarke with 15 and 9 assists. Goal tender Josh Miller Top Row: Michelle Seremet, Ted Malvey, Mike Sere met, Brian Bergstrom, Andy Crompton, Dave Cook, Shawn Palmer, Ryan Goodspeed, Josh posted 9 shutouts during the sea- son. The lights went on at Tantas- qua and boys’ soccer was the team asked to play for the first time. They went on to defeat North Brookfield by a score of 2 to 0. Matt Clarke, Josh Miller, Ted Malvey and David Cook were se- lected to the Border Conference Soccer All Star team. While Matt Clarke and Shawn Langevin were named to the Central Mass All Star team and Coach Mc Donald was selected as Division | Coach of the Year by the Central Mass coaches. The Warriors elected Eric Mor- iarty and Josh Miller as captains for the 1988 season. Brian Bergstrom received the Un-Sung Hero award, Shawn Langevin received the Most Valuable Player award and Matt Clarke and David Cook received the Wyman award. Miller, Brandon Goodwin, Marcellias Valsechi Bottom Row: Ken Keyes, Paul Roy, Todd Malvey, Adam Gaudette, Matt Clarke, Shawn Langevin, Eric Moriarty, Gary Veber Coach of the Year!!! Nice face! cre a nears np biti Ne ek ere NT Score Board THS Opponent Holy Name N. Brookfield Bartlett Go! South Quaboag Burncoat Southbridge Shepherd Hill Auburn N. Brookfield Auburn Bartlett Oxford Quaboag Southbridge Shepherd Hill David Prouty District Game | Holy Name Wachusett SPAaAnwas HNN NY HBHwmW@WwW AD AD W Ook 1S eth OO Ot SS et OC ND O'S AS Get out of his Way! Perfect form. 95 96 Varsity Girls Soccer This year’s Girls’ Varsity Soccer team was captained by Heather Egan, Heather Smith and Brenda Worrell — Additional seniors, all of whom will be missed, are Angela Aslami, Maria DeBenedictus, Kim Kennis- ton, Janice Lengowski and Erin Macumber. Brenda Worrell led the team in scoring and has established a new scoring record at THS of 59 goals in 4 years of varsity play. The previous record of 58 goals was held by Heather Reece who graduat- ed last year. Brenda was also selected as a member of the Division I, Central Mass All Stars. Border Conference All Stars were Heather Egan, Brenda Worrell, Kelly Komar and Jenny Porter. Some other season highlights were playing 2 home night games, one of which was an exciting Border Conference victory over Shepherd Hill and the strength and character of our team is illustrated in our coming back from a 4-0 deficit against Millbury to finish the game with a 5-5 tie. There will be 11 varsity players returning to Coach Emrich next year, along with a strong group of J.V. players, who will ateempt to win back the Conference title which has been ours for the past 3 years. The season was concluded with an alumni game the Saturday after Thanksgiving and a family “potluck” supper the following week. pee koe: Coach Emerich, Melonie Keith, Melissa Audet, Kelly Komar, Maria DeBenedictusus umber Middle Row: Jen Porter, Emily Alt, Amy Greuter, Heather Dunn, Belinda Zoto, Leigh Joseph Bottom Row: Jen Fox, Katie Roy, Brenda Worrell, Heather Smith, Heather Egan, Kim Kenniston, Janice Lengowski z WN POURS EO Or ret “Be NIG KO) ek os Sy UK Score Board Opponent Westboro Worcester North Holy Name Millbury Auburn Bartlett Doherty Shepherd Hill Wachusett Auburn Bartlett Oxford Millbury Monson Shepherd Hill Algonquin NwANONH BHD FMS aH OW O Angela Aslami, Erin Max- She fights for the ball like she fought for the lights. ,% _ I’m ready for you ball! Reverse. Don’t let that ball come down here. Elvin Cooley, David Leboeuf Another 1st down for THS! Score Board Opponent Prouty 8 Mahar 14 Athol 21 St. Peter’s Marian Worcester North Bartlett Burncoat Southbridge Auburn Shepherd Hill Team: Stacy Dunn, Steve Duff, Tim Mayo, Ed Guevarez, Larry Labonte, Mike Blan- chard, Jody Richardson, Nick Wood, Peter Kotsifas, Don Reed, Shane Szall, Dave Leboeuf, Shane Dugay, Mike McConville, Steve Simpson, Bill Brown, Rich Grzembski, Elvin Cooley, Derek May, Ross Ackerman Rich Grzembski ‘Pass the ball!” Another pass by Duff Sw a + d Field Hockey | Keri Hoenig, Laura Gilbert, Katie White, Katie Mc Conville Cheryl Lindsay, ‘I hit this little ball with this skinny stick?’ Laura Gilbert, “Take that!” Top Row: Coach Erban, Bridgette Gallant, Katie Mc Conville, Tracy Facteau, Cheryl Lindsay, Keri Hoenig, Katie White, Carrie Young, Laura Lengowski, Jen Seguin, Maureen Bonneau, Lynn O'Grady. Bottom Row: Brijin Kastberg, Catherine Mangion, Rebekah Dupre, Christy Benson, Lori Hoenig, J en Ohop, Shannon Youtsey. 101 Eric Hytnen oF Us he 38 ae gts ee elle? wae i. Tim Brown Team: Ken Alicea, Tim Brown, Vin Buffone, Mike Chur- chill, Colin Hanley, Dan Hitchcock, Eric Hytnen, Ryan Lor- anger, Amy Miller, Shawn Wharton, Kris Boccia Steve Gibson, Ben Jenkinson, John Folger —� —— ©). @ eet Oe Oman Team: J.P. Leboeuf, Nate Damian, Jason Porter, Rob Brodeur, Daryl Freeland, Greg DiGiovanni, Jack Stanley, Steve Gibson, Luke Garrison, John |.P. Leboeuf Gunagan, Wayne Dugay, Dan Plourde, John Folger, John Parretie, Eric Johnson, Stu Bren, Andy Ziegler, Jason Adams, James Asquith, Ben Jenkinson, Glen Jerome Greg DiGiovanni, Jack Stanley aE” 7s 1 bo dads i a 4 JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER rage ™ . ®t Ne ; 2 we | Seige AB) FP ee ae The second year of J.V. Girls’ Soccer was highlighted by ex- cellent defense which kept us competitive despite being a low scoring team. Our best game was played against Marlboro, Top Row: Sandy Benequez, Kar la Duncan, Jen Eble. won by a score of 1-0. We ve Middle Row: Kate Sparrow, Julie Defalco, Amie Sutherland, Kara Courtney, Kelly Dickinson, Robin previously beaten by this team Komar, Lara Goodwin, Melissa Morris, Erika Baer, Becky Dussault. 4-0. It is an example of both the Bottom Row: Elisha Williamson, Amy Dunne, Melissa Cornoni, Rebecca Langevin, Nancy Dussault, improvement and tenacity this Sarah Lucia, Lisa Menyhart, Malonie Keith. team displayed. Coach Robert Duncan “Against a schedule stacked with Division | opponents, the team held its own...” |= Coach Mark Wilson Top Row: Mike Bouvier, Sean Zukowsky, Tom J ankoski, Oliver Pennington, Dan Heller, Rob Clark. Middle Row: Jamie Grelish, Mike Lacey, Josh Haggerty, Devin Castendyk, Isaac Lowenthal, Matt Skowron, Rob Nelson, Coach Wilson. Bottom Row: Jim Rougemont, Corey Yates, Jim Henery, Mike Cantwell, Pat Porter, Matt Zoto, Matt O'Connell, Arron White, Tim Moynagh. 105 WORCESTER — In the ds of Bob Warren, Tan- a estimable football the Warriors did ex- 4 non-league victory tclassed North High of ter. -.asqua scored all its in less than a half Warriors cling } to title dream @ ag 3 Winrar thinking ¢ by Sean McClelland incentive, ; ‘ews Sports Editor crag ‘ins in the Divisi¢ arren ‘ney Shepherd Hill football 25. gl picture, if onl, ' oach John Hickman resisted bltg” ' -kground. ‘ t to win,” said he urge to predict victory for us team tomorrow morning gainst heavily favored Tan- asqua, but he does have a jan. “If we can get our kids to ‘ive a super effort, then we tave a chance to pull the up- et,” said Hickman. “A super effort,” Hickman eiterated for emphasis. At the very least, such a verformance by the 2-7 Rams nis game will be a.tasqua’s coach. Yoke that bit of players in the . ‘ter their emo- LL victory over _ nearly three “sroviding them ‘son to finish on top of vould make Tantasqua work a Ided fac- iit harder for the first_Border Speaking Sonference football ’ enyself, 'd like go outa ihip in school histr — Miner. AndI thin © speak for Tantasqua, ho -watl for e 14 seniors on iis team, he 15th renev of this too.” hanksgiving Day wvalry, puts Tantasqua’s lor Oc in 8-1 overall record, 3-O curred in the sea aird eague slate and six-game win- week, at Athol, cupping a ling streak on the line. Game stretch of three straight road ime is 10:15. sames. : ie Never have the Warriors g3 ee von nine games in a season, et alone seven in a row. ty Sean McClelland ews Sports Editor Shepherd Hill football oach John Hickman resisted he urge to predict victory for iis team tomorrow morning gainst heavily favored Tan- asqua, but he does have a lan. “If we can get our kids to jive a super effort, then we lave a chance to pull the up- et,” said Hickman. “A super effort,” Hickman eiterated for emphasis. At the very least, such a verformance by the 2-7 Rams vould make Tantasqua work a uit harder for the first. Border Yonference football - hip in school histr Tan p« hal uti for he 15th renev : of this Day .valry, puts mn 8-1 overall record, 3-0 eague slate-and six-game win- ling streak on the line. Game ime is 10:15. Never have the Warriors von nine games in a season, et alone seven in a row. Warriors cling to title 5 genet incentive, Tar ag! picture, if onl, ¥. —-ksround. players in the ter their emo- {victory over _. nearly three ‘roviding them ‘son to finish on top of Ided fac- Speaking go outa '.3peak for e 14 seniors on is team, too.” Tantasqua’s lor -—0c- curred in the sea aird week, at Athol, upping a stretch of three straight road games. = By ins in the Divisi Fs _. Warriors gff North, 29-14 | WORCESTER In the ds of Bob Warren, Tan- a estimable football _ the Warriors did ex- hat they had to do ay at Foley Stadium in 4 non-league victory tclassed North High of ter. vasqua scored all its in less than a half thinking Warren : : flat,” Warren said. “It took us a couple of series to get it to- football we're used gether, but then the execu- t ] , not Border Confer- tion was there. That’s what ’ we were looking for.” , however, will be North ran its offense from sory. The Indians the ancient single wing for- grst Border Confer- mation, unbalanced line and Saturday, squeak- ji, fooling no one. shepher Hill 7-0. ‘They do a lot of funny southbridge (2-0) things,’ said Warren, “but eated in the le eague. whan Pons maroc we maved | be kind?” War- “They weren't the vi Tilnamade warriors rebuild depleted ranks around quarterbact scrambling Duff returns to lead the charg pees shinian turnout, which was understandable. “‘If wi La Keith Ryzewicz cester County Newspapers TURBRIDGE — The Book says the key to a bag 2am is its strength up the middle. sBook says the key to a basketball team is its PP cids.”’ Warren needs to take solace in the numbers be c Bat the very least, he pi ibe to be in far an erratic yeal i d.new. Wo1 Football preview eae r starter. No knock on the s the key to a football team is its ap’ - “asized, but it’s a difficult turity.”” tire offensive line. All five starters. mex fi rates. Z al f the line at and tackle isition is at senior S ya. the Warriors to run Bob Warren to talk about ! ime because the righ Kperieitee, in guard Dave Le we ing he mentions. And it € ‘id definitely have to € Co- 5 ate .The cen eaid, uttering, ha viable [0G task that has come quite a in 1984. At that time, he says, foott yfa s ‘lucky to get 30 kids coming out for the tea ey . : 5 : : ' . ; and spurred Tantasqua to a sey Spening victory. | Center forward Belinda | e on Mie Bp Tha } I -ored a pair of goals for the wi a fay 1s y th oe . et ee aa, Peernd Brenda Worrell and He 4a ma t o unne each tallied once. | We pretty much controllex pme,'° said Tantasqua coach | GIRLS SOCCER Emrich. ‘‘We weren't surprised eo } I ae 5, Westboro 0 had a lot of shots, but we cou ; ; een VE O — Nancy Dus score in the first h a é ; ‘ Ris ‘ alf. It was Emrich rebuilds 6 sault’s goal from the right wing early Some early inaccuracy.” in the second period broke a (0-0 tie Dussault, ironically, had By Keith Ryzewicz Worcester County Newspapers STURBRIDGE — It seems a yearly ritual for Bill Emrich. PREP PREVIEW Every high school team loses players, of course. But, | for the second year in a row, the Tantasqua Warrior girls have sustained potentially, devastating departures, bot! in quality and quantity. all But, when you look at lag year’s successful 10-8 car’ paign, maybe the replacem procedure isn’t all that dij cult after all. i Il don’t know how we m | age to do it every year, but do, Emrich laughed, poin out that it still wasn’t an : process. It just seems liky always have three or four niors who improve a lot © the summer and are ready step in. Look at us this ye Three of our starters, juni ast year, basically didn't ple a4 e?, s e s mS ae DS eae S Pees See Sy . oye pc orking out with the junior varsity am until Emrich promoted her cently. “Who would have thought she ould score the first goal of the sea m for us,” Emrich marveled. ‘'She ally came through.”’ Jan Lengowski and Jennie Fox re- wded assists for Tantasqua. Warrior goalie Erin Macumber warted Westboro all afternoon, ded by sweeper back Kelly Komar, opper back Heather Smith and full- cks Jen Porter and Leigh Joseph. on Ae, re “ Ld “re nage eS goals lift TaAantacai Tantasqua......, Holy Name........., antasqua b ‘y Greg Wilson “Sester County Newspapers H going into the week, had soccer showdowns scheduled M d yesterday. The business of whi ¢: was better was supposed to j} ‘d. H ispired Tantasqua team rallied t@ fonday” 's match, adding furth tefday’s game. The Warrio sp Auburn coac Leo Williams said he we dered if his team could find competition the Border Conference, celebrated the s if it were a victory while the Da | Cs | 24 Es = bees ee - = booters y notch 9 ; ‘ eat ; ‘é ¢ Es ’ ¢ an po . % 4 : {he a a mr, { Tantasqua.. .....,. 2 Holy Name SOCcrnmepeseeeee® 4 play Auburn even again ung heads n dejection. Ss. wa stormeggest for the second aster County Newspapers P Yay ws to be another step for ‘ as sean Langevin iy See Auburn and Tantasquaf NanuMor a: orieve for Auburn. It was % te . a . The War- going into the week, had + ams tied once again, 2-2, % hs =e woalie Scott soccer showdowns scheduled Mo” cmal me ing of the regular season. . control. nd yesterday. The business of wh! ¢ Be a: od-team,” said Williams. : gain on was better was supposed to ; : ily up for the (second) d. spired Tantasqua team rallied te Al ng without second lead- ; i s late fy M b sM@Mike olie, controlled the ball in Y oe . oked lily = T Dandies jumped out to a c ory why ig the ball almost ex- wee? cplit | Auburn coach Leo Williams said he wo i rior territory. Jim Flynn , dered if his team could find competition : : the Border Conference, celebrated the |. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL bind SS een n= Sore =e SE Rare NOE? 7 wed SPSL C1 Le Top row: (I to r) Ted Malvey, Steve Duff, Middle row: Fred Kozyra, Adam Gaudette, Bob Brogan, Mike Seremet, Elvin Cooley, Bottom row: Elie Hannoush, Bob Hale, Rich Grzembski, Nick Wood, Derek May. 115 GWAREOpy yARROpe . es 4q B35 2 Top Row: Laura Lengowski, Kim Kenniston, Kathy Moynagh, Brenda Worrell, Janice Lengowski Nicole Jolie, Kelly Komar, Coach Emrich. Bottom Row: Melissa Audet, Belinda Zoto, Heathe; Egan, Jennifer Porter, Kate Roy. 116 Warrior girls strut their Will someone take this ball! Top Row: Joel Mueller, Wayne Tetreault, Mike Bouvier, Jamie Asquith, Darryl Freeland, Derek Varnum, Jason Adams. Bottom Row: Joe Kozyra, Ed Blackburn, Vinnie Buffone, Tom Jankoski, Todd Malvey, Josh Haggerty, Coach Wilson. D4, Kk eo 0 . ‘SKETBAL LS y � p row: Mary Puduski, Jen Hanna, Becky Dussault, Rita Perkins Middle row: Kathleen tiswold, Melissa Cornoni, Jen Eble, Heather Duval Bottom row: Kelly Dickenson, Chery! adsay, Nancy Dussault oe ne Nancy Dussault dribbles around her opponent Kelly Dickenson goes up for a shot Nice Legs!!! CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Jen Johnson, Melissa Jalbert, Melissa Barry, Suezanne Boccia. Middle Row: Jeneane Dibenedeto, Jacqui Croteau, Sandy Murphy, Tracy Simpson, Debbie Levesque, Kathryn Mayette. Bottom Row: Jen Rourke, Amy Johnson, Alicia Mickley, Erica Wood, Jennifer Collins, Karen Mayette. Worst Drivers Angela Aslami, Elvin Cooley Class Athletes Brenda Worrell, Steve Duff Talks Most ... Says Least Kirstie Goodwin Class Musicians Phil Merriam, Nicole Sutka Nicest Smile Gina Allen, Steve Simpson, Renée Richards 122 Class Politicians Ted Malvey, Angela Aslami Best All Around Steve Duff, Gina Allen, Ted Malvey Class Throwback to the Sixties Nicole Sutka, Gregg Lapham Most Likely to be Carded at Age 35 Stephanie Kalis, Eric Hyten Talks Least... Says Most Emilie Abair, Derek May 123 124 JV Softball Left to right: Coach Heske, Mary Puduski, Melissa Audet, Becky Brogan, Leigh Joseph, Jen Porter, Cheryl Linday, Erika Wood. Warrior Softball Varsity Softball Left to Right: Kate Roy, Stephanie Kalis, Kathy Moynagh, Coach Emrich, Sue Boccia, Heather Egan, Christy Benson, Erin Macumber, Leigh Josep h, Nikki Jolie, Keri Hoenig. JV Baseball Top row left to right: Todd Malvey, Colin Hanley, Mike Blanchard, Jamie Asquith, Mike Bouvier, Daryl Freeland, _ Fred Kozyra, Bottom row: J.P. Le- Boeuf, Derek Gamache, Rich Grzembski, Tom Jankowski. Warrior Baseball Varsity Baseball Left to right: lan Casucci, Dave King, Daryl Free- land, Larry Labonte, Nick Wood, Dave LeBoeuf, Rich Grzembski. 125 WARRIOR TENNIS oT MOTO = ea Girls Tennis Top Row: Maria DeBenedictis, Melissa Jalbert, Gina Allen, Angela Aslami, Robin Simpson. Bottom Row: Rhonda Garber, Mariana Du- catte, Laura Morris, Katie White, Jen Rydwansky Miss- ing: Coach Erban. Boys Tennis Top Row: Coach Hippert, Mike Seremet, Bob Hale, Ryan Goodspeed, Brian Houle, Brandon Goodwin, Bob Lee. Bottom Row: Patrick O'Leary, Shawn Palmer, Dan Heller, Eric Moriarty, Adam Gau- dette. 126 WARRIOR TRACK Girls Track Top Row: Tracy Facteau, Janice Lengowski, Brenda Worrell, Kim Kenniston, Hollie Olson. Bot- tom Row: Jen Collins, Becky Ben- nett, Lori Wilson, Heather Dunn. we Boys Track Top Row: Mike McGrath, Mike Lengowski, Shane Szall, Eli Hanoush, Derek Jaffarian, Nick Szanderowski, Derek May, Ted Malvey, Ed Gue- varez, Kevin Roche. 127 128 | 129 senior JU-Leqged Baslxerball 130 —_ laa) -- One Act Play Contests Underclassmen 133 WARRIOR ART... i oY — —_—— J e - e peg + ; Ne In relearning the meaning of excellence and the substance of quality, it is the craft-makers who have led us. They have always been sensitive to materials, process and form. They know effect follows cause. And we — the — world — have learned to trust again those who work with their hands, who are in touch with metaphysical, in tune, centered, grounded, and alive. 134 ... and MUSIC nm fae) = P Sern —- 141 Hi, I’d like you to take a look at the surrounding pictures, they explain it best, the work that goes into making your yearbook. | would like to explain the above picture, layouts all over the floor, pictures who knows where, my trustie typewriter (it’s broken now), and finally the food, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches (the beer isn’t mine). | sin- cerely hope that my Senior classmates enjoy their last school yearbook, and if you don’t try to forget that I’m the one who put it together. | would like to greatly thank my staff Gina, Kirstie, Angela, Renee, Steph, Erin, Amy, Monica, Theresa, Alana, Robin, Lori, Deb, Charolette, and Becky. | also want to send a special thank you to Matt for putting up with such a wicked girlfriend, | was less than pleasant to be with at times. Finally | would like to say to my classmates thank you for sharing with me the 6 best years of my life. Good luck. Michelle Seremet THE END! : 143 144 Main Office Ware 75 Main Street Ware, Massachusetts 01082 Telephone (413) 967-6221 West Street Office 155 West Street Ware, Massachusetts 01082 Telephone (413) 967-6221 West Brookfield Office Main Street West Brookfield, Massachusetts 01585 Telephone (617) 867-6446 Coun for Savings Palmer Office 485 North Main Street Palmer, Massachusetts 01069 Telephone (413) 283-8381 or 596-3857 Four Corners Office 4 Sykes Street Palmer, Massachusetts 01069 Telephone (413) 283-9748 Brimfield Office Main Street Brimfield, Massachusetts 01010 Telephone (413) 245-7946 MAURICE ‘the PANTS man” Congratulations to: GINA and RENEE Always follow your dreams, hopes, and desires because both of you deserve the best in life. We will iss you, especially me. . . Maurice’s just won't be the same without you Love, a friend always Sandy P.S. If you start in the afternoon, just keep going! Congratulations Missy Jalbert and Class of ’89 Jaloert Engineering, | IAC. Sturbridge Travel Service Route 131, Stu , Mass. 01566 (617) 347-9511 Civil Engineering and Surveyors 67 Hall Road Sturbridge, MA 01566 145 Good Luck Class of 1989 CHAIN LINK RESIDENTIAL WOOD FENCING Ener COMMERCIAL ORNAMENTAL INDUSTRIAL STURBRIDGE FENCE, INC. 450 Main Street, Rte. 20 Sturbridge, Massachusetts 347-9223 P.O. Box 513 Sturbridge, MA 01566 John Degnan Boccia, DMD Family Dentistry PAE BS N-B ° ay Thomas E. WY c for TMJ Dysf i NE W ENGLAND Hewdscheera law Joined SC OEASTIG 3 Wallace Road Sturbridge Leo Linsky 99 Wayne Customized Springfield, MA 01118 Class Rings 347-9336 146 MANAGER MONE eer PS Si ne FIAIENDLY KESTAURANT RTE 20 STURBRIDGE, MA : Since 1958 All Handmade All Natural ... Chocolates ¢ Pralines ¢ Truffles Taffy ¢ Caramels e Jelly Beans e Turtles Nuts ¢ Bark e Fudge e Hard Candy .. . and Gift Shoppe ... David Winter Cottages ¢ Beatrix Potter Pewter Dragons, Wizards and Castles . Open Daily 10-8 508-347-3642 Rte. 131 P.O. Box 544 Sturbridge, MA See A a RS CLOTHING OP - CB SPORTS OBERMEYER - COLUMBIA CUSTOM PRINTED T-SHIRTS FOOTWEAR REEBOK - ROCKPORT - NIKE CONVERSE - TRETORN - AVIA SKIS ROSSIGNOL - OLIN ROUTE 20 K2 - TRAK - KNEISSL STURBRIDGE, MASS. 01518 DOWNHILL AND XC SKI RENTALS NEXT TO OSV ENTRANCE EXPERT SKI TUNING RACQUET STRINGING EYEWEAR VUARNET - CARRERA MARK ROBERTS OPEN 7 DAYS TEL. (508) 347-3597 Compliments of: STURBRIDGE CLEANERS 57 Main St. RTE 131, Sturbridge 347-9977 DIAL 764-8238 Raymond Petrelli, Proprietor IDEAL DRIVING SCHOOL P.O. Box 116 335 Main Street Southbridge, MA 01550 AIR CONDITIONED CARS AND CLASSROOMS LICENSED BY REGISTRAR OF MOTOR VEHICLES 147 148 Shawmut FOOD SPIRITS DICKENS CHICKENS gGSTERDY by RTE. 20 (617) 347-9338 STURBRIDGE, MA 01566 BRIMFIELD ATHENS. PIZZA SUM. THURS 10 AM . 1) PM. feo SAL WAM - 12 PM yp “CENTER OF TOWN MAIN ST BRIMFIELD Shawmut banks are members FDIC and equal housing lenders. VIDEO RECORDERS, CAMERAS ACCESSORIES MOVIE LIBRARY TAPES STANDARD WIDE SCREEN TELEVISIONS ViD@0 Datadisc” ———————— STURBRIDGE “MOVIES FOR A BUCK FISKE HILL MALL 57 Main Street, Route 131 PAUL AND JANE KING Sturbridge, MA 01566 (617) 347-2991 “‘Building for the Future’’ (508) 248-4346 (413) 245-3712 Trolley Crossing, Route 20 E. Brimfield Rd. Charlton, MA 01507 Holland, MA 01550 Congratulations Class of 1989 ROMS Home of Italian-American Cuisine 149 150 To Robin Simpson, Always Remember The Secret Of Successful Swans: Look Calm And Serene On The Surface, But Paddle Like Heck Underneath. We Love You, MOM, DAD, DEB (508) 347-8288 Pets n’ Pals Tropical Birds and Fish E='G ine “Bakery ar : “ cE Rise S : ; Fiske Hill Plaza Tet Corzolino 69-71 Main Street Sturbridge, MA 01566 Dewey J. Tiberii, D.M.D. STURBRIDGE REALTY Brimfield Mass ) 4 Ty 413-245-3355 Pedodontics and O®H Do Cg Thinking Of _ 39 Elm Street Selling or Buying Southbridge, Massachusetts 01550 Give Us A Call (508)765-0687 Brimfield Brimfield Precision Incorporated 413-245-7144 Lee Lyons Bill Lyons Rich Cayer PALMER FOUNDRY, INC. Mt Dumpiin Road Box 392 PALMER, MASS 01069 Engineers and Manufacturers of Quality Aluminum Castings Since 1951 Frank R. Jensen (413) 283-2976 President (413) 283-8071 HARRY A. PETERS, JR. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Dix HILL ROAD BRIMFIELD, MASS. 01010 (413) 245-7527 Brimfield Scientific Instruments 800-247-2887 Mill Lane Road Brimfield Massachusetts 01010 USA Restaurant ROUTE20 © BRIMFIELD, MASS. 01010 © (413) 245-4640 Take a Gentle Trip Back to Friendly Times. Rt. 20, 420 Main St., P.O. Box 662 Sturbridge, MA 01566 (508) 347-7845 oz @ Dennis A. McCurdy Insurance Agency, Inc. Full Financial Services Group Dennis A. McCurdy, C.1.C. Class of: Dennis McCurdy Nina DeForge-Piela ‘ Kim Trahan-Croke ’ Sharon Morin Michelle St. Laurent ‘88 Sturbridge Office: 511 Main St. - PO. Box 531 Sturbridge, MA 01566: Tel. (508) 347-9343 Charlton Office: PO. Box 22+ Rte. 20° Charlton, MA 015C Tel. (508) 248-3531 Best Wishes to the Class of 1989 Stilo J PetOl OG RAP ey o SCREEN PLAY iN @___ QUALITY SILKSCREENING y 4 AND EMBROIDERY od 4 § 8 764-2189 15 Hamilton Street LINDA WRIGHT Southbridge, MA 01550 508-347-7592 O HOLLAND ROAD R 7 508-347-3655 FISKDALE, MA 01518 FRESH SEAFOOD ® SHELL FISH ® SALADS ¢ FISH CHIPS ate YANKEE FISH WORKS P.O. BOX 942 RTE, 131 STURBRIDGE, MA 01566 THE ‘’A’’ FRAME co. 508-347-7690 RETAIL LIVE LOBSTERS e QOOIVIS GIlys Radio Controlled Vehicles Doll House Paraphernalia K N HOBBIES TOYS Models - Trains - Games Karen Nick Kahl 559 Main Street Box 169 Sturbridge Market Place Fiskdale, MA 01518 508-347-5003 BONIFACE TOOL DIE, INC. BOX 249 FOSTER STREET SOUTHBRIDGE, MA 01550-0249 LAWRENCE C. BONIFACE Vice President TEL. 617-764-3248 Robert (Joe) Wilson Fine Quality Built Homes Additions Remodeling Congrarularions Class of ‘89 Box 46A Webber Road Brookfield MA 01506 (508) 867-7308 VIDEO STUDIO 20 Corner Arnold Rd. At. 20 Corner Gillespie Ad. Rt. 20 STURBRIDGE, MASS. CHARLTON, MASS. 347-9427 AND 2948-7159 OUR NEWEST MASHAPAUG RD. LOCATION HOLLAND, MASS. 245-7720 LIC. 001033 ALBERT D. ALLARD, INC. COLONIAL RESTORATIONS CUSTOM BUILDER RENOVATIONS 17 HILLSIDE DRIVE STURBRIDGE, MA 01566 617-347-3541 : ae Gou rmet Stop COOKWARE GADGETS ¢ COFFEES STEVE KAREN DAVIS RTE. 20 OWNERS ACROSS FROM OSV 508-347-5796 STURBRIDGE, MA 01566 A Unique Cafe Located on the Second Floor At the Sturbridge Marketplace MENU Serving from 9 am - 6 pm Seven days a week Come Dine in our Cafe Or Call Us for Quick Take-Out Service 559 Main Street Sturbridge, MA Phone - 347-9771 153 154 Ron Judy Ferguson Village Photo Quality Photo Finishing and Portrait Studio Rt. 131 Cedar Court Suite 1 (Rethoties Tro pow ossing, per bridge, MA 01566 arlton, MA 0150 “(617) 347-9149 (617) 248- 4615 t. 20, just down the road from the Old a aie Village entrance. 508 347-3493 Congratulations Amy GS the Graduating Class CABINETS of 1989! BILL MUIR TABLES SNACK TRAYS PRESIDENT Colonial Mood Products, Inc. Oak Furniture for Vans, Trucks and R.V.’s (508) 943-2248 HALL ROAD | (800) 446-0014 DUDLEY, MA 01570 FAX (508) 943-2263 AO American Optical Congratulations Seniors! Best of luck in the future. 155 156 SAVERS CO-OPERATIVE BANK SOUTHBRIDGE UXBRIDGE AUBURN GRAFTON CHARLTON FDIC SIF CUSTOM FRAME HOUSE weremem 1H CP enney FISKE HILL PLAZA KATHY-LEE KEMP STURBRIDGE, MA 01566 617-347-5157 BREAKFAST TELEPHONE: Cael a Bs AND 347-3097 LUNCH Ay Dr. Steven J. Gaunya } Chiropractor The Sunburst Restaurant STURBRIDGE WAYSIDE SHOPS CORNER RTE. 20 176 Main Abit: Steven J. Gaunya D.C., PCC. JEAN DAHLER one moans ree The Wells ing (508)765-1623 SYLVIA MOORE 566 Southbr idee avi 01550 Elem Service @ Repairs ¢ Modernization P.O. Box 522 ¢ Brookfiled, Ma. 01506 752-2001 Worcester Elevator Co., Inc. “Watch your step, please” CALL: 347-7757 NOW OPEN FOR: 1 hour processing ® film and photo accessories OPEN? Ho3s ore 326 n= AMPLE PARKING Sturbridge FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, VISIT OUR Marketplace SOUTHBRIDGE STORE : 176 MAIN ST. (The Wells Plaz 559 Main St. SOUTHBRIDGE, MA == — qe Sturbridge Theodore Wear Bedr® Children’s Clothes To Grow By Infants To Size 4 Open 7 Days 10:00 to 6:00 Sturbridge Marketplace RIDGEWAY BUILDERS 36 RIDGEWAY STUR BRIDGE MA: WALTER PARZUCH 347-9297 STURBRIDGE, MA 01566 508-347-8282 157 AUTOGRAPHS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CEASSsORNIS9 CHRISTOPHER J. MAVROIDES, M.D. P.C. GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE P.O. BOX 299 CENTRAL STREET BROOKFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 01506 TELEPHONE 867-9891 SUB STATION 101 158 AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS Can you imagine us years from today, sharing a park bench quietly? How terribly strange to be seventy. “OLD FRIENDS” Simon and Garfunkel Time it was, And what a time it was, I¢ was... A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ...it must be... I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They’re all that’s left you. “ BOOKENDS THEME”’’ Simon and Garfunkel Time, Time, Time, see what’s become of me while | looked around for my possibilities. | was so hard to please... “HAZY SHADE OF WINTER” The Bangles Old friends, Old friends, Sat on their park bench Like book ends. “OLD FRIENDS” Simon and Garfunkel May you grow up to be righteous May you grow up to be true, May you always know the truth And see the light surrounding you. May you always be courageous Stand upright and be strong, May you stay forever young May you stay forever young “FOREVER YOUNG” Bob Dylan Hang on to your hopes, my friend. That's an easy thing to say, But if your hopes should pass away simply pretend that you can build them again. Look around, The grass is high, The fields are ripe, It's the springtime of my life. HAZY SHADE OF WINTER” The Bangles Oh, baby this town rips the bones from your back It’s a death trap it’s a suicide rap We gotta get out while we're young ‘cause tramps like us baby, we were born to run “BORN TO RUN” Bruce Springsteen Seasons change with the scenery; Weaving time in a tapestry. Won't you stop and remember me. “HAZY SHADE OF WINTER” The Bangles a) ee een Smiter eet an Fae msgs ig SP Ppa e . SoU ae Eavamig™ te oxe