Wachusett Regional High School - Wachusett Yearbook (Holden, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1973 volume:

SCHOOL Holden, Massachusetts Holden • Paxton • Princeton • Rul Rutland • Sterling cl uv-ATION • EDUCATORS p. 78 DAVID RYAN — an educator and a professional in his field, yet one who takes pleasure in laughing with his students. Along with his “phrase for the day” he has insti¬ tuted other traditions important to him and to those who know him. He is a master in the art of teaching and has the willingness to learn from his students. We want to dedicate our year¬ book to him because of what he taught us about living, an art that will remain with us long after we have acquired the wisdom to pass that knowledge on. 5 imii r 1973 — A time to reflect upon these school years as great ones of associa¬ tion with the people and experiences that made them so. 8 In September of 1969 we embarked on this often discouraging but always enlightening jour¬ ney. We came running from five directions with anxieties and expectations of the place, its peo¬ ple and the year. Giggly, scrawny girls huddled in the comers of the Dungeon comparing summer tans and back-to-school outfits while shy boys reddened at the mere thought of the girls. One question was spinning its way through all of our minds: Where do I buy the elevator tickets?” With puzzled expressions on our faces and sched¬ ules clutched in our sweaty hands, we wondered how everyone knew we were freshmen. n We have come a long way from Friday night school dances, being seen-but-not-heard and J. V. sports. While Ralph Nader s consumer cru¬ sade battled pollution and the auto industry, we battled for and won a relaxed dress-code and study hall. 14 We rewrote school rules while Hollywood rewrote the alphabet — G, GP R, and X. A young heroine sobbed ' Love means never having to say you re sorry while a certain seagull sang You too can fly!” 15 Dramatic talent in our class boomed with the successes of Oliver, Annie Get Your Gun, Flower Drum Song, The Crucible, and The Boyfriend. The choruses and danc¬ ers backed talented actors in the musical productions while the leads of The Crucible capably portrayed the tragic tone of the drama. 16 17 Along with other senior privileges , we were able to select courses from a broadened curriculum — anything from Co-ed Foods to Black Impact. The school sponsored a formal sex education class, but attempted to stamp out the informal sessions in the corridor. 19 sirs isri KEEP ns rs S3S M. ■■. ■■■■■ 20 Time was not spent jitter-bugging to the Platters but boogying at concerts. Woodstock united the youth cult, Archie Bunker united the establishment, but My Lai horrified all. Four rock giants died and the Beatles resided at their own funeral. Nevertheless , the Stones kept on rolling, appearing in Boston for a sellout show. 22 Closer to home we paid a dime to hear our favorite song on the juke box while munching on snack-bar goodies. Regardless of Stillman, organic food and rr Weight Watchers ” the cafeteria was still in business. A headline screamed , rr Buggy Cake at Wachusett!” and we had fruit cocktail for months. 23 mm Beyond the narrow confines of traditional academ¬ ics, no abstract knowledge could have been more impor¬ tant than involvement with life, reaction with people or pursuit of interests. The many activities that offered membership spanned the interest scope of everyone. 26 YEARBOOK STAFF YEARBOOK STAFF: C. Olsen, P. Welsh, M. Wyrebeck, J. Jordan, B. Honan, M. Marini, L. Wetherhead, P. Horstmann, M. Holloway, J. Cushman, S. Fogg, C. Everest, W. Korjeff, T. Perry, P. Ogden, S. Ferris, K. Maki, C. Crooker, B. Smith, G. Sidoti, L. Hughes, J. Gribouski, L. Goodale, D. Sesia, C. Baker, J. Lorenz, R. Hobbs, T. Christensen, T. Farley, S. Tosi, G. Whitney, P. Johnson, R. Liston, A. Gusha, R. Huettner, S. Tyler, D. Jacobson, J. Cardner, C. Butler, L. Clark, S. Bartlett, G. Lloyd, J. Annetts, M. Sanderson, J. Domey, B. Cross, M. Johnson, J. Oslund, C. Lanciani, C. Carlson, J. Mellor, J. Kerxhalli. 28 STUDENT COUNCIL S. Maurer, A. Gusha, B. Hickey, D. Moore, D. Schmitz, M. Alaschiano, R. Knight, J. Balko, D. Roedes, K. Skillin, P. Jennette, G. Reed, G. Lloyd, J. McCarthy, L. Forester, J. Atkins, K. Kelley, S. McKnight, K. Tuttle, J. Cummings, M. Dears, missing: C. Blake, V. Collins, D. Nowak, P. Zimmer, Pres., K. Ball, L. Bratt, J. Ham, D. Houmere,J. Kenary, S. McKnight, S. Twine, S. Trafton, T. Elsemore, S. Deperrio, C. Lindquist. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY T. Perry, W. Scully, M. Horstmann, G. Ferron, M. Johnson, E. Kane, R. MacDuff, M. Sanderson, J. Cardner, G. Russell, J. Bergstrom, P. Zimmer, D. Nowak, T. Christenson, S. Tosi, G. Balko, S. Fogg, J. Domey, D. Fish, C. Howland, B. McKnight, F. Kramer, J. Mellor, J. Wentzel, W. Korjeff, V. Bratt, S. Carlson, P. Houmere, L. Clapp, missing: N. Amons, J. Annetts, W. Battye, C. Carlson, V. Collins, D. Hakala, J. Kerxhalli, G. Lloyd, L. MacManus, I. Maki, D. Oates. SENIOR CABINET D. Plante, S. Carlson, L. Goodale, P. Dingle, J. Lorenz, D. Sesia, D. Nowak, R. MacDuff, E. Zona, P. Wilcox, T. Christenson, S. Ferris, Harry Lengas; Advisor. 29 FRESHMAN CABINET D. Roeder, P. Quigley, S. McKnight, K. O’Conner, D. Plaza, J. Bergstrom, K. Kallio, B. Davis, C. McGill, K. Skillin. SOPHOMORE CABINET L. Spencer, V. Cobb, M. Oslebo, R. Schmitz; J. MacCarthy, P. Jennette, T. Ljungberg, T. Ellsmore, M. Abasciano, S. Trafton, L. Holmes, J. Locke. JUNIOR CABINET Back: S. McKnight, L. Basinsky, R. Heselbarth, P. Owen, D. Jackson, S. Nelson, T. Han, K. Ball, L. Wood, L. Forester, S. Twine, J. Kenary, front: D. Simpson, D. Elander, C. Carlson, D. Smiley. 30 K. Ohlson, C. Carlson, C. Olson, G. Balko, D. Frye, C. Lanciani, A. Bolton, L. Wagner, B. Mills, T. Perry, E. Moore, F. Sullivan. REFLECTIONS LIBRARY CLUB R. Adels, A. Baehreck, D. Bailey, S. Bailey, C. Baker, S. Bennett, P. Brunelle, D. Carlson, C. Carter, J. Castriotta, D. Corbin, C. Dunn, G. Duffy, E. Ferguson, P. Ganest, M. Gelineau, A. Glokner, S. Gustafson, C. Hallen, J. Harwood, P. Henderson, M. Isaaca, S. Isenberg, C. Janes, C. Jarvi, S. Kesselli, R. Leslie, C. Mack, E. Morkavage, D. Moisan, G. Morrow, D. Mullaney, K. Olson, S. Personis, J. Robinson, K. Schnell, B. Stanhope, D. Wersal, D. Wheeler, J. Wheeler, Mrs. Beam (Librarian), Mrs Wiggins (Assistant), T. Healy. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE T. Christenson, S. Kesse li, N. Gusha, L. Wolfahrt, K. MaGann, R. Redfield, L. Benoit, P. Egan, D. Keskula, N. Estabrook, T. Kane, R. Hesselbarth, D. Shimkus, D. Frye. Armineh Ghevian 31 RADIO CLUB G. Peckitt, S. Cloutier, J. Walsh, D. Curtis, Mr. Bianchi, J. Caissie. QUILT D. Trow, F. Lanciani, M. Tawczynski, P. Jennette, C. Taylor, C. Lanciani, B. Mills, F. Lee, T. Farley. The Audio-Visual Club Pat Carrol Steve Mills Bob Krumbiegel Ted Whitney Steve Kozminski I Brad Mills Brett Macnutt Mark Berry ,scr ■MUM . Pat Blake Tom Powers, Advisor i%mr K Bruce Martel t 1 Scott Kirkland Dana Knight 32 FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st row: G. Lloyd, G. Russell, T. Christenson, K. Dunn, B. Tuttle, D. Stevens, L. Summa, 2nd row: F. Kramer, W. Olson, G. Balko, I. Maki. G. Reed, J. Domey, K. Dahlin, S. Petrie. SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY D. Ahearn, S. Peckitt, C. Howland, S. Denz; J. Pillsbury, R. MacDuff, C. Pierce, K. Lengas, B. Prior, C. Poskus, E. Poskus, S. Yaglou, J. Pope, Mrs. Biller; L. Wolf an, B. Kennedy, S. Carlson, J. McCarthy, L. Jones, B. Beck, P. Dingle, P. Johnson, missing: J. Curtin, G. Harrington, K. Kelly, K. Kozminski, B. Lundeen, J. MacManus, D. Nichols, M. Ogden, J. Sloan. LATIN CLUB 1st row: Mrs. Bernier, R. Curtis, C. Lambert, L. Urbanovitch, 2nd row: J. Casttiouttu, R. Oriol, W. MacNiel, S. Ahearn, C. Baker, 3rd row: C. Smith, L. Larson, P. Corwood, B. Beck, L. Anderson, L. Graffum. 33 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA 1st row: S. Labree, G. Duffy, A. Bell, D. Carlson, E. Perry, S. Caiozzi, S. Willett, S. Whittles, L. Wilder, 2nd row: N. Perkins, J. Gribouski, D. Holsopple, L. Spencer, K. Cutting, P. Doylan, D. Galleano, M. Hart, D. Lemon, D. Rotti, C. Smith, D. Sullivan, P. Oliver, P. Anderson, P. Dalbec, Miss Caron, Mrs. Houmere. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Kneeling: D. McIntosh, R. Doherty, I. Zoppo, C. Atkins, D. Carlson, C. Jordan, T. Mangs, standing: Mr. F. Warren, M. Dunbar, R. Mann, M. Howard, J. Wallace, W. Dolan, P. Quigley, A. David, P. Carroll, B. Hubbard, R. Brennan, D. Bousquet, B. Hamel, B. Kline, M. Dayutis. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 1st row: J. Bunt, B. Person, M. Peck, D. Draleons, C. Croft, 2nd row: D. White, J. Hasselmann, T. Windward, W. Shea, G. Calcia, S. Burke, T. Crowley, R. Scardomglia, G. Casper, 3rd row: V. Mancevice, W. Landquist, J. MacManus, J. Bergstrom, K. Hanson. 34 SCIENCE SEMINAR B. Battye, P. Houmere, S. Fogg, J. Kerxhalli, D. Fish. CHESS CLUB 1st raw: S. Stockwell, T. Dorwood, B. Martell, J. Balko, J. Smith, M. Abasciano, B. Shipman, Mr. Staples, kneeling: S. Clouthier, S. Butterfield, R. Curtis. MATHLETES B. Battye, P. Houmere, J. Fenton, D. Stevens, J. Wallace, K. Johnson, G. Balko, S. Fogg. 35 MOUNTAINETTES D. Nichols, J. Pillsbury, P. Egan, S. MacLennan , J. Pillsbury, L. Urbanovitch, J. Coiteux, L. Kane, R. Hatstat. CHORUS 1st row: Marci Novick, Wendy Luukko, Lloyd Balderston, Steven Rothschild, Chris Howard, Patty Bowden, Lori Summa, 2nd row: Elizabeth Kome, Erica Sjostedt, Susan Personis, Peter Pope, Brian Kennedy, Robin Redfield, Patricia Finnegan, 3rd row: Ellen Ferguson, Debra Corbin, Lynne Barriere, Mark Hume, Frank Myska, Doreen Pesola, Karen Kosmaski, 4th row: Mrs. Reidy, Cindy Scott, Kirsdne Spring, Dean Leavenworth, Bill Corbin, Kama Ohlson, Sue Buckau, Debbie Nichols. BAND 1st row: R. Varley, P. Georgevits, N. Narcisi, P. Dorwood, J. Debatis, L. Debatis, F. Reilly, R. Louj, 2nd row: J. Ahlin, T. DiCeare, E. Kruczymski, E. Ferguson, K. Perry, V. Chisholm, W. Holmes, A. Schults, 3rd row: L. Menzel, F. Sloan, T. Manning, G. Popham, D. Gernrich, J. Bergstrom, V. Whitney, 4th row: Mr. Barre, W. Corbin, E. Richardson, M. Galvin, S. Ferrandino, W. Broderick. 36 SAILING CLUB B. Battye, N. Battye, T. Bahlo, C. Everest, S. Fogg, D. Fish, M. Holloway, L. Hughes, P. Houmere, R. Heselbarth, G. Knight, D. Kerxhalli, J. Kerxhalli, W. Korjeff, J. Langer, S. Nelson, A. Ruben. SKI CLUB J. Annetts, T. Bahlo, K. Brown, C. Butler, N. Campbell, D. Carlson, A. Clarke, K. Cutting, T. Deese, R. Eustis, C. Everest, S. Fogg, K. Georgevits, R. Gemrich, T. Goodnow, G. Harrington, J. Hein, A. Hirvi, M. Holloway, M. Johnson, J. Kerxhalli, W. Korjeff, B. Leland, R. Liston, G. Lloyd, J. Lorenz, R. Macduff, B. McKnight, R. Mattson, J. Mellecker, R. Miller, N. Pope, G. Russell, F. Sullivan , P. Wilcox, L. Wolfahrt. YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICE K. Ranta, P. McDonald, K. Dunn, D. Stuart, T. Windward, N. Allen, B. Phelan, T. Tayler, B. Kaupilla, back: D. Kallgren, J. Wallace. And it’s 1, 2, 3 . . . what are we skiing for? Don’t ask me, I don’t want to know . . . All that we want is snow and it’s 5, 6, 7 . . . let those flakes come down. How ’bout 2 inches or 3 . . ■ Whoopee . . . we’re all gonna ski. 37 SPRING 1972 THE TRIP TO FRANCE — . . . and Wachusett invades Europe for the THE TRIP TO SPAIN — SPRING 1972 first time ... it was lots of fun! H 39 During these restless years , much has been accom¬ plished. The moon was manned , abortion legalized , and the voting and drinking age lowered to 18 . How¬ ever, the controversy over legalizing marijuana was still unsettled. ir i . ' Pal wm , f ,5 W lirlA 3 I II L WOMEN ' 5 NATIONAL ABORTION ACTION CORLIT inw lull 40 Smoking was permitted on school grounds during lunch and the new ten-minute break , resulting in the liberation of the bathrooms for their intended purposes. Levis, halters, workshirts, waffle stompers and hot-pants were IN. 42 Our pennies went to Biafran and Bangladesh refugees, as well as Managua earthquake vic¬ tims. ram 43 V ' - 44 Our athletic department has successfully trans¬ formed the itty-bitty freshmen ? into mighty, mighty seniors Boys and girls alike participate in all the various sports, making Wachusett a champion school and one that was noted as tough to heat. The efforts of the enthusiastic followers in combination with the energies of the athletes brought about frequent victo¬ ries. 46 Row 1: Kevin Parmenter, S. Barrett, G. Ferron, B. McKnight, B. Alicandro, D. Hickey, B. Bennett, S. Renaud, R. Doolittle, C. Ball, J. Griffin, M. Gibson, D. Dickman, row 2: Coach Griffin, Coach Comacchioli, C. Monahan, A. Schlitz, J. Hunt, P, Paterson, P. Wilcox, T. Hart, B. Parquette, K. Elsmore, K. Anderson, P. Barrett, M. McCarthy, J. Bernier, G. Kaczmarek, Coach Spakauskas, D. Ursin, M. Kellogg, row 5: D. French, S. Kramer, M. Foley, C. Gove, P. Warner, P. Brewer, P. Jennette, D. DiNoia, R. Reed, T. Clemence, J. Woodbury. CO-CAPTAINS: Kurt Anderson, Denis Hickey, Dennis Dickman, Coach Spakauskas. It was a disappointing year for the 1972-73 football team. However, our record of four wins, five losses did not indicate the true potential of the team. Captained by Kurt Anderson, Dennis Dickman, and Denis Hickey, the team showed their will to continue trying in the face of many hardships. Wachusett 13 Holy Name 18 Wachusett 0 Algonquin 27 Wachusett 13 Clinton 0 Wachusett 6 Doherty 0 Wachusett 34 Gardner 16 Wachusett 0 Athol 7 Wachusett 22 Bumcoat 14 Wachusett 6 Southbridge 23 Wachusett 6 Shrewsbury 28 49 CHEERLEADERS: front: Robin Davidson, Joyce Lorenz, Peggy Horstman, back: Dorie Han, Kathy Cutting, Linda Counihan, Karen Gamache, Elaine Scott, Diane Calgrin, Tina Christenson, Leslie Clapp, Nancy Amons. 50 51 tIBRABIK •ACHUSETT REGIONAL BISH $e « HOLDbN MASSACHUSETTS Coach Fred Warren As seniors of the cross-country team, we would like to thank Coach Fred Warren for his dedication to and guidance of Wachusett cross-country. He has contributed, not only the last four years, but also the many others needed to build Wachusett into a top power in high school cross-country. Thank you Coach Warren. Wachusett 19 Naragansett 41 Wachusett 20 Fitchburg 41 Wachusett 31 Gardner 26 Wachusett 23 Auburn 34 Wachusett 15 Athol 47 Wachusett 20 St. Bernard’s 39 Wachusett 22 Leominster 37 Wachusett 27 Keene, N.H. 28 Wachusett 37 Burncoat 68 Doherty 30 Wachusett 18 St. John’s 41 Somerset Invitational 8th team Burlington Invitational 3rd team Knights of Columbus 11 trophies N.C.M.C. Meet 1st team N.C.M.C. Championship 2nd team Wachusett Invitational 3rd team District III 2nd team Concord Invitational 3rd team State Class Meet, Div. II 2nd team State All-Class Meet 16th team Front: F. Herrera, J. Mullen, C. Carlson (capt.), J. Mellor, back: Mr. F. Warren (coach), M. Lund, D. Freese, G. Anderson, E. Viner, L. Charbonneau, D. Hart, R. Huard, W. Long, M. Dunbar, P. Nelson, C. Howard, T. Lind, S. Martle, W. Russell, K. Gamache, T. Couture, C. LaPointe, J. Lamoureaux, M. Goewey. 53 SENIORS: Francis Herrara, Chris Carlson, Jack Mullen, Jim Mellor. Oh Rudy, you say the sweetest things!” 54 55 Row 1: D. Hayman, row 2: D. Sandstrom, J Gusha, J Olson, R. Schmitz, J. Mellecker, R. Liston, S. Butterfield, C. Commando, H. Gallant, D. Camp, Ira Wilson, row 3: H. Goodwin, J. Gaskin, R. Ljungberg, J. Ham, V. Collins, J. Nichols, J. Williamson, D. Carlson, P. Szeidler, G. Davis, B. Olson, D. Ahearn, D. Sweeney, coach, Mr. Campbell, (missing: E. Forrestaire). SOCCER 1973 was the first year that soccer was recognized as a varsity sport at Wachusett. It was a new experience for many and a surprising one for the teams which Wachusett would face. The newly acquired team was fortunate enough to get the ex-coach of Quabbin Regional High School, Charles Campbell of Rutland. The soccer team had a testing first year schedule, facing a good many of the top teams in the Wachusett area. The team, along with its Most Valuable Player, Vaughn Collins, showed all the schools which they played, that Wachusett will be tough competition in a year or two. Wachusett 3 Fitchburg 4 overtime Wachusett 0 Leominster 1 Wachusett 0 St. John’s 7 Wachusett 1 Auburn 3 Wachusett 2 Fitchburg 1 Wachusett 1 St. Mary 2 Wachusett 0 Quabbin 5 Wachusett 1 Shrewsbury 2 Wachusett 0 Quabbin 7 1 ■ ■ - “ ' . - 71 «•- «. .; • A 1 ; 4 • -:y v • . ■ V v - .- $u - y .« , v - .•• ' v i. . ,, w s 1 -fW «,.v c; --i w ■ s ,M-4 -v. ' c i; ' : Kfe.T ' I ; Xv .v- ' ■ r ' • v MRsM ' ’ ♦ •• ' . ' ' � :, 4, ' 4. ' - ( ’.� ' • ■.-••� _- •■ : “‘ ' ■? ' v : .j- ..rv - ' ' SSr •x ' k, •♦ •« • j ? tr -to? 1 X ‘ . ’ 3 J . 4 V «w 4 � . ftyr ' The Big Fig Newton . . The girls ’ field hockey team had a good season this year, with a record of 6-3-2. Each year the competition seems to get tougher and tougher. However, we tried our hardest and put everything we had into it. As we leave Wachusett , we shall never forget the fun , hard work , excitement, the glories of winning, and sadness of losing in this sport we all enjoyed. Wachusett 0 Wachusett 0 Wachusett 0 Wachusett 2 Wachusett 1 Wachusett 0 Wachusett 3 Wachusett 2 Wachusett 2 Wachusett 2 Wachusett 3 Algonquin 3 Auburn 0 Leominster 2 Doherty 0 Gardner 1 Leominster 4 Sutton 0 Auburn 0 Spencer 1 Gardner 0 Algonquin 0 FIELD HOCKEY Back: P. Finnegan, N. Fifield, M. Fedeli, B. Tuttle, S. Mackay, L. Olson, C. Mangsen, J. Rollins, D. Stevens, J. Hunt, front: P. Horstmann,J. Sidotti, J. Hine, D. Hakala, T. Olson, R. Gabrielli, B. Miller. 60 HOCKEY Front: K. Ball, M. McMinn, M. Sefton, M. Oslebo, D. White, J. Ham, K. McKenna, D. Freese, S. Richards, back: Mr. McKlintock, (assistant coach), P. Plainte, C. Johnson, P. Moran, D. Nowak, S. Granger, D. Truedson, M. Elbag, P. Dingle, D. Kloczkowski, M. Kellogg (manager), Mr. Bouvier (head coach). The 1972-73 Green Machine surprised everyone at the start of the season by being undefeated in the first three games. The small and inexperienced team was then suddenly shaken by injuries and sickness to key players, resulting in one discour¬ aging loss after another. Shuffling around the lineup a few times settled down the players and got them back into winning form. Rallying late in the second half of the season to reach the post-season play-offs proved to have been in vain, for the District III committee decided not to invite our team to partici¬ pate. Despite the way the season went, Wachusett boasted three outstanding players in the league. Captain Steve Granger, and goalie Dave White made the All-Star team with assistant captain Charlie Johnson receiving an honorable mention. CHEERLEADERS: R. MacDuff, N. Pope, G. Russell, A. Hirvi, P. Zimmer, L. Bagdis, S. Trafton, J. Benson, G. Smith, M. MacCauley. 63 Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett Wachusett 5 3 7 1 0 1 1 2 4 3 2 4 0 4 2 4 2 4 Hudson Brookline St. Mary’s St. Peter’s Auburn Marlboro St. John’s Springfield Classical Hudson St. Mary’s Auburn Marlboro St. John’s Archbishop Williams Falmouth Don Bosco St. Peter’s Burryville -tJSft It 3 1 0 1 7 2 6 4 2 0 5 2 2 0 2 4 4 0 65 I 66 Row 1: Norell Heinold, Tina Olson, row 2: Coach Radimer, Becky Miller, Karen Daughlin, Janice Hein, Brenda Eddy, Elaine Scott, Marilyn Caswell, Robin Gabrielli, Rita Stockbridge, Linda Brown, Lynn Olson, Julie Rollins. Co-captains: Tina Olson, Norell Heinhold, Coach Radimer. The Girl’s Varsity Basketball Team closed out the season with another overwhelmingly successful record of 15 and 1. Led by co-captains Tina Olson and No rell Heinold, they power- housed their way to another N.C.M.C. championship. Their outstanding record qualified them for tournament play. This fantastic team even travelled out of state for a victory in Vermont. Wachusett 48 Holy Name 60 Wachusett 66 Gardner 39 Wachusett 63 Sutton 33 Wachusett 57 Fitchburg 33 Wachusett 57 ' St. Bernards 21 Wachusett 52 Shrewsbury 46 Wachusett 47 Sutton 37 Wachusett 58 Leominster 39 Wachusett 58 Gardner 28 Wachusett 54 Fitchburg 32 Wachusett 69 Algonquin 53 Wachusett 67 Shrewsbury 53 Wachusett 60 St. Bernards 45 Wachusett 66 Algonquin 51 Wachusett 71 Leominster 53 68 J.V. TEAM — Row 1: Diane Flanagan, Sue Gardner, row 2: Cindy McDonald, Sue Han, Cathy Johnson, Nancy Scott, Cheryl Taylor, Jean Holsdorf, Leslie Greis, Jean Bergstrom, Carolyn Mangsen, Laurie Walton, Donna Fulgeneti, Helen Brown, Cheryl Broden, Linda Bigelow, Cathy Warren, Sue Personis. 69 Row 1: M. Noel, T. Hallam an, S. Wentzell, B. Henning, P. Brewer, D. Flanagan, E. Wylie, row 2: F. Kramer, J. Wentzell, E. Richards, M. McLaughlin, D. Hickey, Coach Toby Snelson. BASKETBALL The 1972-1973 basketball team nearly became district champs. Wachusett captured the North Central Mass. County League and our overall record of 14-6 was better than any sport’s record this year. Captained by John Wentzel and Mike McLaughlin, the team persisted in fighting and had an altogether fine season. Wachusett 54 Holy Name 61 Wachusett 80 Gardner 66 Wachusett 53 Leominster 43 Wachusett 59 Bartlett 65 Wachusett 79 Athol 53 Wachusett 63 Algonquin 54 Wachusett 68 Fitchburg 90 Wachusett 51 Shrewsbury 50 Wachusett 68 Gardner 57 Wachusett 55 St. John’s 63 Disc III Co-captains: J. Wentzell, M. McLaughlin, Coach Snelson. Wachusett 68 Algonquin 47 Wachusett 60 St. Bernards 51 Wachusett 56 St. John’s 73 Wachusett 77 Burncoat 80 Wachusett 59 Bartlett 61 Wachusett 75 Leominster 58 Wachusett 70 Burncoat 44 Wachusett 73 Athol 52 Wachusett 66 Shrewsbury 47 Wachusett 76 Fitchburg 50 Wachusett 64 St. Bernards 62 Front: D. French, S. Barrett, M. Hume, J. Meager, S. Renaud, C. Carlson (co-capt.), J. Mullen (co-capt.), J. Kerxhalli, J. Lamoureaux, back: Mr. Jack Hayden (coach), R. Varley, T. Couture, B. McNutt, S. Martle, P. Rochette, S. Hume, T. Todd, A. Schiltz, L. Charbonneau, D. French, G. Anderson, M. Lund, M. Goewey, S. McKay, S. McMaster, R. Huard, L. Lauer, H. Goodwin, D. Hart, Coach — Mr. Fred Warren. WINTER TRACK This year’s Winter Track squad competed under the leadership of vet¬ eran Coach Fred Warren and first-year assistant Jack Hayden. The team was determined not to be a losing club and proved it, finishing with a 6-win, 5- loss record, with the Class of ’73 trackmen leading the way. They included shot-putters Steve Renaud and Dave French, Wachusett’s second best ever; and high jumpers Jim Kerxhalli and Mark Hume, who was also a hurdler. Co-captains Jack Mullen and Jim Meagher led the squad’s sprinters and in the longer runs Co-captain Chris Carlson was the leader as well as setting the school indoor 2 mile record at 9:51. The 1972-73 Winter Track team will be remembered as the start of a new string of winning teams. Wachusett 56 Oakmont 21 Wachusett 39 Fitchburg 38 Wachusett 54 St. John’s 23 Wachusett 34 Leominster 43 Wachusett 15 Doherty 62 Wachusett 27 Fitchburg 50 Wachusett 40 St. John’s 37 Wachusett 40 4 South 3 6 4 Wachusett 34 Leominster 43 Wachusett 61 Oakmont 16 Wachusett 27 North 50 N.C.M.C.—3rd place THE EDUCATORS Most yearbook messages tell the graduating class that their teachers will be watching with interest to see how well the graduates accept their responsibilities in the community at large. This year it is fair to say that the entire state will be watching the Class of ’73 or more precisely those who turn eighteen, to see how well they handle the new privileges responsibilities legally placed upon them in the areas of voting and drinking. Many of us who have decried the inconsistency of asking a young man to give his life for his country on the one hand, but of refusing to serve him a drink on the other, earnestly hope that the young people will show themselves maturely responsible. You are mov¬ ing into this area against a backdrop of the poor voting showing of last fall and the poor driving fatalities record of other states. Will you put your words into action? Peace be with you. Keep in touch. Edward P. Yaglou Superintendent of Schools Mr. Peter Farrelly, Associate Superintendent Ml Mr. William F. Carey, Assistant Superintendent 80 Mr. David L. Johnson, Business Manager To Members of the Class of 1973 Your high school years began with man conquering space and stepping out on the moon; they encompassed a period of bitterness and discontent that raged around the conduct of the longest military action in our country’s history; and they end amidst renewed hope that man can find lasting peace and brotherhood. These past four years have also been a time of youth — eighteen year olds received the right to vote and hold public office and young people by the thousands made their presence felt regarding issues of local, national and international importance. And in the midst of this you have labored in individual ways to complete this phase of your life’s edu¬ cation, while at the same time you have laughed and fought and cried just like all of those who came before you. No one will deny that the great events of your time have helped to mold you nor that the education you received will play a major role in determining your futures. My fervent will for all of you is that you will take seriously the opportunities afforded you by the education you have received and by the land in which you live. I trust and hope that in the years ahead as you look back on this period of your life you will remember Wachusett with fondness and appreciation. Harold M. Lane, Jr. Director of Secondary Education T T .SWi 11 i n as vJ Neal T. Skillings Principal To the Members of the Class of 1973 As you graduate from Wachusett Regional High School, all our best wishes go with you. Whether you enter industry or the armed services, go on to institutions of higher learning or become a housewife, you should be better fitted for the future because of your years here. Wachusett, from its inception, has been an outstanding school prod¬ ucing an outstanding product. Certainly, the Class of 1973 is no excep¬ tion. Times have changed, teachers and students have changed, the cur¬ riculum has continually changed, but through it all the high standard of excellence has been maintained. You should be well equipped for suc¬ cess in the future. If there is anything in later years that we can do to assist you in attaining this success, be assured that we shall definitely be eager to help. To one and all, may your years ahead be happy and profitable. 81 The GODFATHER!!!?! Mr. Martin White, Assistant Principal General Office Secretaries: Mrs. Carlson Mrs. Smith Mrs. Bjorlund 82 Guidance Department Mr. Paul Audette Mr. Howard Groom Mr. Henry Miles, Guidance Director Mrs. Barbara Rowell Mr. John O’Rourke Guidance Secretaries: Mrs. Barbara Duggan and Mrs. Nancy Degutis 83 Mr. Stephen Murray Mr. Joseph Staples, Jr. Mrs. Elinor Erickson, Dept. Head Miss Marcia Pearson il Mrs. Estelle Davis Mr. Kenneth Mammone English Department 84 Mr. John Hayden Mrs. Monna Fauteux Mr. Norman Pouliot Mrs. Jane McTigue Mr. Dexter Newton Mrs. Joan Levine 85 nuiu 4 4 Mrs. Barbara Owen Mr. Glen Hersey Mrs. Jean Williams Mr. Calvin Branche Mrs. Louise Bennett Mr. Joseph Reynolds Mr. Edward Leonard, Jr. Mrs. Dorothy Hayman Umm, 86 Mr. Roy Baer Mr. Norman Mills, Dept. Head Miss Catherine Maynard Science Department Mrs. Pauline Perry Mr. Joseph Daniels 87 -W Miss Patricia Proko Mr. Ronald Spakauskas Mr. David Beckwith Mr. James McLain Mr. Joseph Genereux Mr. William Rasku 88 Mrs. Jeanne Plaza Social Studies Department Mr. Scott Ljungberg Mr. Louis Cornacchioli Mrs. Sandra Nelson Mrs. Helen Hamilton, Dept. Head Mr. David Tarkiainen 89 Mrs. Jane Webber Mr. James Barys, Math Dept. Mr. William Griffin Mr. Harry Lengas Mr. David Ryan Mrs. Carole Evans Mr. Forrest Miner Mr. John Burke 90 Mr. Ronald Harper Mrs. Thelma Bloom Mr. Gustaf Gillberg Mr. Daniel Tarkiainen Mrs. Eileen Longden Mathematics Department Mrs. Frances Creamer, Dept. Head Mr. George Morin 91 Language Department Mrs. Carmela McCurdy Mr. George Yonker Mr. Bernard Foley, Dept. Head Mrs. Settima Balko Mrs. Laura Stevens It Mr. Errol Ethier, Computer Dept. Miss Alison Bristol Mr. Michael Brooks Mrs. Anne Bernier Mrs. Rose Biller Mrs. Elaine Corbett Mrs. Claire Horgan •f ' L iL Mr. Thomas Powers Mr. Salvotore Sciarrone 93 Mrs. AJJi Berryman, m ir . Mr. Ronald Margolis Business Department Mrs. Rose Houmere, Dept. Head Miss Beverly Caron ; fas - Mr. Ronald Bouvier Mrs. Joann Thompson Miss Maryjo DiFonzo 94 Art Department Music Department Mr. Howard Barrc, Dept. Head Mr. Gregory Bowes, Dept. Head Mr. Robert Morey Home Economics Department Mrs. Loretta Wittig Mrs. Donna Mancuso Mrs. Ruhamah Gaw, Dept. Head c c Agriculture Department Mr. Fredrick Warren, Dept. Head Mr. Philip O’Conner Mr. James Cavello Mr. George Awad Mr. David Bianchi Mr. Charles Campbell Industrial Arts Department Mr. Norman Rayner, Dept. Head Mr. Dennis Lanciani 96 Physical Education Department Mr. Richard Knight Miss Jennifer Baxter Mrs. Linda Radimer Mrs. Jane Moulton, Dept. Head J Mr. Thomas Snelson Miss Claire Provost Mr. Richard Swanson, Dept. Head Mrs. Beverly Schofield Librarians Mrs. Roberta Beam, Librarian Mrs. Loretta Wiggins, Ass’t. Special Education Mrs. Beverly Myers Mr. Forrest Gilmore Mr. John O’Gorman Mrs. Marcia Hastbacka Mr. David Kraner Director of Pupil Services 98 Workers Top Row: K. Johnson, J. Clarkson, M. Benshaw, P. Goodrow, B. Tremblay, B. Helle, J. Johns, F. Gustafson, L. Stanley Front Row: M. Heiniluoma, G. Bell, M. Kujala, L, Erickson, J. Heebner Missing: S. James, O. Hart, V. Jarvi School Nurse Mrs. Louella Kramer Study Hall Monitors Mrs. Shirley Nowak, Mrs. Marilyn Goodhile, Mrs. Pauline Lionette, Mrs. Grayce Jones, Mrs. Ruth Johnson. Mr. Clarence Haskins, Mrs. Alice Campbell, Mr. Burton Fiske, Mrs. Gladys Graves, Mrs. Mae Harvey. Cafeteria Custodians 99 ssri| W ' THE EDUCATED 101 Life is but a stretch in time and time is but a state of mind.” Jim” . . . blue . . . red . . . WAYNE ALBERT Bean Road, Sterling Jet. BRUCE S. ALICANDRO 57 Cranbrook Drive, Holden 1 am free; because I am a man, made in God’s image, possessing in myself the powers and aspirations of all humanity.” Woppa . . . Marine . . . wops are tops . . . T . . . Juicy Brucy . . . SPAGHETTI . . . Football 1 , 2 , 3,4 . . . Baseball 1,2,3,4 . . . Track 1,2,3,4. SCOTT JAMES ALIX 500 Pleasant Street, Paxton Born free, Live free” Blue . . . Lobster . . . Steak . . . Pizza . . . Winter Track 2 . . . Spring Track 2 . . . 3R. JAMES ALTY Holden Road, Sterling Today is the first day of the rest of your life.” Nick” . . . blue . . . green . . . Budraft . . . Football 1,2,3,4 . . . Baseball 1,2 .. . Winter Track 1,2,3,4 . . . Spring Track 3,4. Whoever has a heart full of love, always has something to give.” Sandy” . . . summer squash . . . Stu Milner . . . Latin 1,2,3,4 . . . Nurse Club 3 ■ • • Make-up and costume committee. NANCY L. AMONS Lowell Avenue, Holden I think we’re all Bozos on this bus!” WICN . . . boogie-woogie . . radio . . . Monroe . . . rolling . . . Hendrix . . . concerts . . good books . . . Africa. 102 KURT BERNARD ANDERSON 2 Anthony Drive, Rutland CRAIG C. ALMSTROM Bullard Street, Holden We only live once, so live for today; and hope for tomorrow.” Hampton Beach, N.H. . . . Surfing. SANDRA LEE AHEARN 134 Marshall Street, Paxton JUDI ANNETTS 141 Stonelcigh Road, Holden I can’t give my best unless I’ve got room to move.” Concerts . . . Boston . . . snow . . . Peugeot . . . mittens . . . outdoors . . . backpacking . . . cross-country . . . beards . . . Vermont . . . worn jeans . . . Big Brother . . . N.H.S. . . . Hon. Roll 1,2,3 ... Ski 1,2,3,4 . . . French Cl. 1,2,3 . . . Stud. Council 1,2,3. THOMAS J. ANTELL Holden Road, Paxton When all is said and done; more will have been said than done.” Motorcycles . . . old jackets . . . walkin’ down a country road . . . and the real thing. NEIL ANTHONY BADGIS 16 Brentwood Drive, Holden Life ... A little work, a little sleep, a little love . . . then it is all over.” Bag” . . . water skiing . . . fishing . . . scuba diving . . . Big Mac’s . . . Baby blue . . . Babes” . . . History 125 . . . Math 114 . . . SEX! . . . YO!! . . . Science Seminar 1 . . . Football 1 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Sailing CL 3 . . . Ski 1 , , . Hon. Roll 1,2,3,4. THOMAS BAHLO 38 Birchwood Drive, Holden SHAUNA BAILEY 42 Nelson Street, Holden CYNTHIA BAKER Kendall Hill Road, Sterling JON W. BAKER 36 Centerwood Drive, Holden Parce que le del est bleu, celui-la me cause de pleurer.” Tennis . . . Marxism with J. B. . . . P. B. Doughboy . . . Harpo . . . Tennis 3,4 .. . Sailing Cl. 3,4 .. . Hon. Roll 3,4. LLOYD DEAN BALDERSTON Gates Road, Princeton Within you there is a stillness and sanctuary to which you can retreat at any time and be yourself.” Drums . . . guitar . . . chinchilla ranching . . . Band 2 . . . Chorus 2. 103 104 STEPHEN WILLIAM BARRET 663 Salisbury Street, Holden Working . . . making money . . . cars . . . Church basketball . . . Football 2,3,4 . . . Winter Track 3,4 .. . Spring Track 3,4 . . . Honor Roll 3,4. ROBERT BASHAW Brewer Way, Holden Feb. 19, 1971 . . . purples . . . reds . . . Baby” . . . bikes. CRAIG BALL Fruit Street, Holden Eggman” . . . Kath . . . lobster . . . steak . . . blue . . . 4-gear . . . Epping, N.H. . . . Snatch Alley . . . snowmobiling . . . mom and dad . . . You know what! . . . Football 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Baseball-J.V. 1- Varsity 2 . . . H.R. Rep 1,2. In the dew of simple things, I have found the joy of morning.” Sunshine . . . music . . . fall countrysides . . . crafts . . . good friends . . . daisies . . . weekends . . . Spring Musical 1,2 . . . AFS 2,3,4. STEVEN BANNISTER 16 Fruit Street, Holden Loneliness is leaving someone you love behind.” Steve” . . . Roger . . . Karen . . . blue . . . Summertime . . . beaches . . . Football 3 . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . Baseball 1,2. PETER JOSEPH BARONE 7 Moat Road, Sterling Telling a person that her mind is loved just as much as her body is saying quite a lot.” Good days with better nights . . . skiing . . . musicmakers . . . gardens . . . tennis . . . summertime . . . good friends. Rose” . . . Brad . . . nursing . . . Friday . . . Old Mill . . . navy blue . . . Nurses Club 2,3. SUSAN LYNN BARTLETT 99 Lovell Road, Holden The more you know, the less you know you know.” When in doubt, PUNT!” . . . soccer . . . French Cl. 2,3 .. . Sailing Cl. 2,3,4 . . . Chess Cl. 3,4 . . . N.H.S. . . . Soccer Team 4 . . . Mathletes 1,2,3,4 . . . F.N.H.S. . . . VON BAER. ROSALEE ELLEN BARTEK 9 Highland Park Road, Rutland GEORGE A. BALKO 4 Chestnut Hill Road, Holden BONNI LEE BATES 1 Maple Avenue, Rutland True happiness exists forever.” Wally . . . 2 13 70 . . . forest greens . . . hockey games . . 6 16 70 . . . FHA 1,2 .. . Thespian Cl. 1,2 .. . Spring Play 1,2 .. . Guidance 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM BATTYE 3 Ashwood Road, Paxton If you push something hard enough, you’ll break your arm” — Battye’s deviant to Fud’s law. VON BAER DAY . . . Science Seminar 2,3,4 . . . Mathletes 1,2,3,4 . . . Band 1,2,3 . . . N.H.S. . . . Chess 2,3,4 . . . Sailing Team 2,3,4. BRADFORD R, BECKER 270 Richards Avenue, Paxton Desks are for sleeping on.” Cindy . . . PIE . . . the 340 Cuda” . . . horseshows ... a summer of drive-ins . . . Blue Moss HOLLY JEAN BELISLE 13 Avery Heights Drive, Holden Every thing that is beautiful; is loveable.” Hoi” . . . Doug” . . . blue . . . fried clams . . . 4 22 71 . . . water skiing . . . weekends . . . Pontiac LeMans . . . Spanish Cl. 1,2 .. . Hon. Roll 3 . . . Costume Comm. 3 . . . H.R. Rep. 4 . . . 3R program. BRADFORD BENNETT 106 Lovell Road, Holden DAVID BENOIT 925 Main Street, Holden JOANNE LOVEJOY BERSTROM 103 Shrewsbury Street, Holden I am not in this world to live up to your expectations.” Sis-a-booz” . . . Jo-Jo” . . . BC . . canoeing . . . swimming . . . 7 7 71 . . . Lincolnville . . . 8 9 72 . . . Band 1,2,3,4 (treas. 3.4) . . . French CL 3 N.H.S. 3,4 .. . Hon. Roll 1,2,3,4. MARK BERRY 4 Birchwood Road, Rutland We are the people our parents warned us about.” Art ... 35 mm . . . Tech. Draw. I . . warm colors . . . car! . . . Army . . . DeCruz Studio . . . 63 . 105 LYNNE BLANCHARD 483 Shrewsbury Street, Holden Within you there is a stillness in which you can be yourself.” Big B” . . . McDonalds . . . Rambler Classic . . . vettes . . . skiing . . . Pizza Hut . . . Winnepesaukee . . . Ski Cl. 2,3 . . . French Cl. 1,2 . . . Field Hockey 1 . . . Thespian Club 1,2. MARCIA BOWDEN 125 Holden Street, Holden CHARLES BLAKE 157 Kendall Road, Holden It’s the ultimate!” Nortons . . . The Furnace . . . I- 290 . . . Balliel Bros. . . . Caprice . . . Cat’s I’s etc. . . . Love . . . Concerned Students Committee. PATRICK BLAKE Hilltop Avenue, Jefferson He who lives in harmony with his own self lives in harmony with the universe.” Football Mgr. 1 . . . Movie Cl. 1,2,3,4 . . . A-V Club 4 . . . Spring Musical 1,2,3,4 . . . Senior Class Play 4. KAREN EMILY BLOKLAND Bullard Street, Holden Love while you have love to give. Live while you have life to live.” Blue . . . lobster . . . Myrtle Beach . . . summers . . . Always smile!” . . . Orbit . . . Virginia . . . Art Club. PAT BOWDEN 125 Holden Street, Holden MARGARET LINNEA BOYLAN 329 Holden Street, Holden Enjoy what you have while you have it, because you shall never pass this way again.” Peggy” . . . friends . . . Cape . . . Mustang . . . parties . . . wrong numbers . . . Dude . . . 57t . . . Dyla’s Rambler . . . skiing . . . J.V. Basketball 1,2 .. . Varsity 3,4 .. . Ski Club 2,3 .. . Spanish Club 2. MICHAEL BRATKO 336 Holden Street, Holden The Devil made me do it!” Cars . . . Sportster . . . girls . . . fast bikes . . . skiing . . . green . . . brown . . . Ski Club . . . Work Study . . . Motorcycle Club. 106 SUSAN LYNN BREWER 256 Chapel Street, Holden What?” Spanish 1,2 . . . Tech Drawing 1,2,3. DOUGLAS J. BROWN 36 Vicksburg Circle, Holden It matters not how long you live, but how well.” Budman’s . . . beer . . . parties . . . J.C.C. . . . drive- ins .. . Chrysler 300 . . . THE PLACE . . . weekends . . . plenty of time . . . vacations. KURT A. BROWN Main Street, Holden S.J. Bousquet . . . The Blue Bomb” . . . skiing the biggies” . . . Reflections . . . Ski Cl. 1,2,3,4 . . . hockey. JEFFERY STEELE BROWN Intervale Road, Rutland Jeff” . . . blue . . . red . . . Anne . Bud . . . skiing . . . cars . . . Winter Track 1,2 . . . Football 1,2. SUSAN BUCKAU 23 Monticello Drive, Paxton Shooting . . . boys . . . blue jeans . . . food . . . square dancing . . . choir . . . fall play. There is no depth beyond the soul of man.” Kahlil Gibran . . . Canadian hostels . . . Princeton . . . Thesp. Cl. 1 . . . French Cl. 1,2 .. . H.R. Rep 2 . . . Art Cl. 2 . . . Student Counc. 3 ■ . . Disciplinary Comm. 3 . . . N.H.S. It is better to love one man a lot, than to love lots of men a little.” Suzie” . . . Nickerson . . . shack . . . Rabby Foo Foo . . . Rambler . . . pond . . . friends . . . horses . . . memories . . . this summer. STEVEN ALAN BURGESS 61 Grove Street, Paxton VEREE MELANIE BRATT Sterling Road, Princeton PAUL JOSEPH BURZINSKI Main Street, Sterling You are what you eat.” Music . . . Schlitz bottles . . . Radio Cl. 2,3 . . . Ski Cl. 1,2. 107 CLAUDIA BUTLER 369 Main Street, Holden RICHARD PAUL CALCIA Town Farm Road, Princeton I’d rather be a mountain than a street — I’d rather feel the earth beneath my feet ...” Eating . . . skiing . . . laughing fits . . . tennis . . . mountains . . . shnrrs . . . snow . . . Wingaersheek . . . sun . . . turtlenecks . . . rainy day naps . . . Ski 1,2,4 . . . H R. Rep. 3 . . . Yearbook. Any man that keeps on his trail will win.” Rich” . . . Jan . . . parking . . . Friday . . . steaks . . . green . . . Orbit Pizza . . . horseracing . . . Bud . . . Pigs . . . skidoing . . . FFA 1,2,3,4. NANCY M. CAMPBELL 63 Highland Street, Holden I want fields to run in, and seas to swim in.” Sun . . . homebaked bread . . . boogying . . . Ski, Art, Photography, and Outing Clubs 3 . . . Greatful Dead Fan Club 3 . . . H.R. Rep 1,4 .. . Northfield Mt. Hermon 3. CHRISTOPHER SCOTT CARLSON 77 Stoneleigh Road, Holden It is worth the loneliness, effort, and time to reach your attainable goals.” Fall . . . green . . . run for fun . . . Gatorade . . . Striders . . . Cross Country 1,2,3,4 . . . Winter Track 1,2,3,4 . . . Spring Track 1,2,3,4 . . . Varsity Club 2,3,4. JILL ANN CARDNER Belmont Drive, Sterling Today is the beginning of the rest of our lives.” Blue . . . seafood . . . soccer games . . . volleyball . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Reflections . . . A.F.S. — Treas. 3, Pres. 4 . . . N.H.S. 3,4 .. . Spring Play 2,3,4. CYNTHIA CARLSON 13 Mount View Drive, Paxton Humanity I love you because you are perpetually putting the secret of life in your pants and forgetting it’s there and sitting down on it. Green . . . skiing . . . mountains . . . N.H.S. . . . S.N.H.S. DALE W. CARLSON 25 Griffin Road, Sterling Snow . . . skiing ... tennis . . . hockey . . . fishing . . . Tennis 2 . . . Ski Cl. 2,3,4 . . . DONALD CARLSON 101 Mt. View Drive, Holden Golf Team 2 ,3,4 . . . Senior Play 3. 108 SANDRA CARLSON 12 Mountview Drive, Paxton Who are you, little i . . . peering from some high window; at the gold of november sunset (and feeling: that if day has to become night this is a beautiful way).” PATRICK JOSEPH CARROLL III 182 Pleasant Street, Paxton Four score — four score + four years ago, I came here and now I’m leaving.” Trail Boss . . . Pat” . . . Cuda 340” . . . metallic green . . . real minty . . . road racing . . . skiing . . . motor cross . . . truckin’ . . . Vo. TIMOTHY MICHAEL CASEY 6 Clemence Avenue, Sterling Auto racing . . . Porsche . . snowmobiling . . . Polaris . . . electronics . . . German Club 1,2 .. . Radio Club 2,3 . . . Science Seminar 3,4. JOHN M. CAVANAUGH 6 Spring Drive, Paxton If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.” Parties . . . VW . . . D A D. . . . Football 1 . . .Ski Club 2,3. KRISTINA LOUISE CHRISTENSEN 44 Osgood Road, Sterling You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other it’s beautiful.” Tina” . . . steak and french fries . . . football . . . happiness . . . SAINTS . . . Fr. Club . . . F.N.H.S. . . . N.H.S. . . . A.F.S. . . . Basketball (2,3) and Football Cheerleading (4) . . . Homeroom Rep. 4. LESLIE ROBERGE CLAPP 164 Reservoir Street, Holden From wine, what sudden friendship springs.” Les” . . . J.H.C. . . . Buddies! . . . skiing . . . snow . . . Christmas ... art . . . dancing . . . fall weather . . . football games . . . pizza . . . laughing . . . Football Cheerleading 3,4 .. . Spring Musicals . . . Senior Play. LAUREL ANN CLARK 116 Greenwood Parkway, Holden ’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves Did gyre and gimble in the wabe: All mimsy were the borogoves, And the mome raths outgrabe.” J.M.C. . . . pumpkin-head . . . patience is best. ALLEN CLARKE 85 Richards Avenue, Paxton 109 SANDRA MARILYN COFFIN 415 Reservoir Street, Holden STEPHEN CLOUTIER 38 Reservoir Street, Holden Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind.” Sandie” . . . Blondie” . . . Treena” . . . Pat” . . . blue . . . VW . . . Nationals . . . Friendly’s . . . frenchfries . . . W. Springfield . . . Arabians . . . Spring and Fall Plays 3,4 . . . Art Club 2. VIRGINIA GRACE COITEUX 4 Laurelwood Road, Rutland Happiness means nothing without friends.” Ginny” . . . blue . . . pizza . . . art . dance . . . Maine . . . Computer Office . . . Hockey . . . French 1,2 . . . An 2 . . . 3R. STEVEN WALTER COLE 457 Shrewsbury Street, Holden If having fun were a crime, I would be serving a life sentence.” Motorcycles . . . fishing . . . Spanish Club . . . Hot cars . . . speed . . . Bud . . . Babes . . . stereos . . . October 13, 1972 . . . Cell 13 . . . Yol! VAUGHN COLLINS. 138 Main Street, Holden Graduation is the last day of the beginning of your life.” Fresh. Basketball . . . JV Basketball . . . Winter Track 3 . . ■ Spring Track 3 . . . Soccer 3,4 (capt.). MICHAEL WAYNE CONNER 68 Mount View Drive, Holden Don’t let studying interfere with your education.” Epping, N.H. . . . ’Cuda . . . L.J.B. . . . black and red . . . hockey . . . nupa . . . YO! AVERIL ANNE CONNOLLY 310 Salisbury Street, Holden To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose.” Av” . . . blue . . . the Cape . . parties . . . 3R . . . German 1,2,3,4, . . . honor roll . . . basketball 2 . . . gymnastics. CATHLEEN ANNE CORCORAN 31 Montana Drive, Holden The only way to be happy is to make others happy.” Red . . . cheerleading tournament ’71 . . . lobster . . . sports . . . social work . . . JV Cheerleading 1 . . . Varsity 2,3,4 . . . Thespian Club 2 . . . Spring Play 3,4 .. . Arts Festival 3. 110 FAITH CRERIE 33 Mt. View Drive, Holden A good friend never lets you down.” Skiing . . . parties . . . Free Fare . . . people ... Ski Cl. 2 .. . Drama Cl. 1 . . . Fall Play 3 . . Spring Play 3. KERRY COURVILLE Putnam Road, Holden CONSTANCE JANE CROOKER 60 Steele Street, Holden Mount Katahdin . . . tramping through the woods . . . fern hunting . . . Fowler Pond . . . sailing on windy days . . . skiing . . . snowmobiling . . . wishing for snow . . . Balsam firs . . . Steve . . . Crazy Loons . . . Mr. Bowes’ Art Class . . . the Beatles. REBECCA ANNE CROSS 57 Walnut Street, Holden Sometimes I think this is all a joke.” Stones . . . Moody Blues . . . writing about nothing . . . winter . . . analyzing the animals . . . empty beaches . . . putting people on . . . good times with good friends. KATHLEEN CURRIER Memorial Drive, Rutland Today is the first day of the rest of your life.” Katie” . . . Colorado . . . purple . . . swimming . . . basketball . : . Italian food . . . L.P.N. . . . English Office 2 . . . General Office 4. JAMES MICHAEL CURTIN 161 Parker Avenue, Holden The easiest way to solve a problem is to pretend it doesn’t exist.” L.A.C. . . . blue . . . politics . . . VW’S . . . seafood . . . Student Relations Comm. 4 . . . Students for Political Action 4. RICHARD L. CURTIS Brattle Street, Holden Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent.” Computers . . . Chess . . . electronics . . science-fiction novels . . . Chess Cl. . . . Latin Cl. . . . French Cl. . . . Radio Club . . . Science Seminar. JANICE LEE CUSHMAN 6 Lowell Avenue, Holden If I ruled the world, every man would say the world was his friend.” Cush” . . . Peach” . . . Mr. Kleen . . . Dusters . . . Sam . . . Room 228 . . . Music . . . Old Beatles . . . Dustin Hoffman . . . Pencils II . . . Stay Loose”. Ill KATHLEEN ANN CUTTING 14 Grove Street, Paxton To a man — Love and Life are rhings apart. To a woman — Love is Life itself.” Kath” . . . fall . . . skiing . . . football games . . . Peach . . . Ski Cl. 3,4 .. . Football Cheerleader 3,4 (capt.) . . . Spring Musical 1,2 . . . Business Cl. 4 (treas.). ROBIN LEIGH DAVIDSON 399 Shrewsbury Street, Holden There are two ways of spreading light; to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it.” Freddie . . . cheering . . . Football . . . movies . . . picnics . . . York . . . Football Cheering 3,4. EARL DAVIS 59 Bancroft Road, Holden PLAN — to bother about the best method of accomplishing an accidental result.” Snowland . . . ice . . . sailing . . . swimming . . . homegrown happiness . Exiled on Main Street. DENNIS ALBERT DAY Worcester Road, Sterling Jet. Art . . . motorcycles . . . people . . . Fudgie . . . Spring Musical 1,3,4 . . . Fall Play 4 . . . Ski Cl. 1 . . . Art Cl. 2,3 . . . Gym leader 3,4. DIANA LYNN DAWES 206 South Main Street, Holden Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of your life.” Richard” . . . Di” . . . blue . . . motorcycles . . . chicken . . . pizza . . . Mountainettes 1,2 . . . Hon. Roll 3 . . . 3R program. JEANNE MARCELLE DEBATIS 63 Walnut Street, Holden Turn from evil, and do good; seek peace, and follow after it.” Bright red . . . Football games . . . midnight snacks . . . icecream . . . Band 1,2,3,4 . . . French CL 1,2,3. TIMOTHY DEESE Surrey Lane, Holden It will not work, if by change you take away care and respect for others. Don’t let life’s experience blunt your awareness of your fellowman.” Sunapee . . . woods . . . cold . . . Switzerland . . . Cockroaches. SCOTT DESMARIS 42 Walnut Street, Holden 112 COLLEEN DESMOND Upper North Row Road, Leominster DEBRA ANN DESROCHES 958 A Wachusett Street, Holden There never was a saint with red hair.” Debby” . . . Red” . . . Carrot —top” . . . J.M.C. . . . VW’s . . . green . . . Strawberry Hill . . . Tango . . . bubble gum . . . snowmobiling . . . drive—ins . . . Costume Comm. (Spring Play) 3 . . . Senior Play (Costume Comm.) 4. DEBRA DIAMOND Kosta Avenue, Rutland DENNIS DICKMA.N 227 Princeton Street, Holden No matter where I am going I remember where I have been.” Skiing . . . snowmobiling . . . Football 1,2,3,4 . . . Captain 4. PETER CHARLES DINGLE 7 Wyndhurst Drive, Holden Thinking is the best way to travel.” Pete” . . . G.M. hockey . . . spaghetti and blondes . . . lemon yellow . . . Jethro Tull . . . YO! . . . Ski 2 . . . Hockey 2,3,4 . . . Honor Roll 2 . . . Class Vice Pres. 4 . . . Spanish Club 4 . . . Movie Club 2 MARY ISABELLA DINOIA 47 Fairview Avenue, Holden Questions make me wonder, if when I die, I ' ll wake up and start living.” MID mountains . . . sky . . . English teachers . . . dancing . . . music . . . profound revelations . . . patched dungarees . . . hugging . . . Euphoria! . . . Vice-Pres. 1 . . Honor Roll 3 . . . Business 3,4. LUANN DIPERRIO Wachusett Street, Holden You will still be here tomorrow — but your dreams may not.” Lu” . . . Lincoln Continental . . . blue . . . Princeton . . . chicken pizza . .. Ski Club 2,3,4 . . . 3R. JOYCE MARIE DOLAN 122 Pleasantdale Road, Rutland Experience is the essence of life.” Marie” . . . Murry” . . . M. Vineyard . . . sunsets . . . sunshine . . . the ocean . . . Newport . . . summers ... art . . music. 113 ROBERT F. DOOLITTLE Sunnysidc Avenue, Rutland If you can’t find something you want, wait, you’ll find something you need.” Grace . . . goodtimes . . . Football 1,2,3,4. KATHLEEN DOYLE 22 Walbridge Road, Paxton I love my country as it dies . . war and pain before my eyes.” Stones . . . Allman Bros. . . . Homebaked bread . . . Autumn poetry . . . blues. In JEAN ELIZABETH DOMEY 13 Cumberland Circle, Holden Dancing through the leaves of the trees making not a sound, save those born within. Coming to know the unity, you are One — with the wind.” JED Mountains . . . hiking . . . A.M.C. . . . bicycle-riding. JAMES DONALDSON Red Stone Hill, Sterling DONNA ELANE DOTEN 30 Old Salisbury Street, Holden You grow with each moment, but don’t forget yesterday, because it is the child’s eyes that gaze at the first star and wish.” Sunrises and sunsets . . . Ocean Park . . . lonely beaches. MICHAEL ANTHONY DUCHARME 3 Indian Hill Road, Paxton Friday: The day my life begins before weekends.” Skiing . . . swimming . . . skating . . . Hockey . . . blue jeans . . . motorcycles . . . girls. GRETCHEN DUFFY 118 Bullard Street, Holden To be young at heart and rich, not joining clubs is foolish, Business Club now and forever.’ Chorus . . . Business Club . . . Library Club. BRENDA H. EDDY 115 Maple Avenue, Rutland To live you need life and in life you need love.” Skiing . . . camping . . . 3R . . . Folk Music . . . Art Cl. 2 . . . Ski Cl. 2 ... V. Field Hockey 3 . . . Softball 3 . . . snow . . . blue . . . jeans . . . Billy. DEBORAH RUTH ELIAN 126 Brattle Street, Holden Unless you love someone, nothing else makes any sense!” Spring and Fall play 2,3 .. . Chucky . . . purple . . , horseback riding . . country roads . . . freaky people . . Latin club 1 . . . Business club 4. CYNTHIA LOUISE ELLIS 36 Wayland Circle, Holden Wisdom — is as vast and ageless as the sea — but love and beauty reach beyond its farthest shore.” Cindy . . . 3R . . . animal lover . . . blue . . . Folk Music Club . . . French Club . . . snow. KURT ELSEMORE Pleasantdale Road, Rutland NANCY ERICKSON Chapin Road, Holden We’re all animals anyhow, so let’s not complicate thi ngs.” Any form of self-expression . . the ocean . . . black ... all kinds of music (especially blues). RICHARD EUSTIS Mirick Road, Princeton You only live twice: once when you’re born, and once in your dreams.” P.F.D. ... Ski Club 2,3,4 . . skiing . . . swimming . . . kayaking . . . fishing . . . bowling. CLIFFORD A. EVEREST Fisher Road, Holden Behold the turtle: he makes progress only when he sticks his neck out.” Powder Blue . . . skiing . . . Piff” . . . butterscotch . . . sunny days . . . the ocean . . . Ski Club 1 , 2,3,4 . . . Tennis 3,4 . . . Sailing 2,3,4. MARTY FARRAR 13 Suomi Street, Paxton No ties; free forever.” MG’s forever . . . Ski Club . . . Myron’s Food Palace . . . Harley’s Take It. THERESA SUE FARLEY Sunset Drive, Sterling Without love, life would be incomplete.” Theres” . . . NEL . . . Pinecroft . . skiing . . . 3R • ■ • Yearbook staff. 115 SHERLIE I. FERRIS Quinapoxet Street, Jefferson Silence sometimes speaks louder than words.” Skiing . . . Ski Club . . . Yearbook . . . H.R. Rep. 3,4. GEORGE M. FERRON Zottoli Road, Holden Speak your truth quietly and clearly and listen to others even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story.” UNGAWA . . . first base . . . field goals . . . Baseball 2,3,4 . . . Football 1,2,3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2 .. . N.H.S. 3 , 4 . DAVID FISH Lowell Avenue, Holden Sailing teaches self confidence and humility, initiative and philosophy . . . ” Thrown in Lake Quinsigamond . . . Von Baer Day . . . Sailing Cl. 2,3,4 . . . Ski Cl. 1,2,3 • . . Science Seminar 1,2,3,4 . . . Saint 4. STEVE FALETTO 41 Winfield Road, Holden STEPHEN LESTER FOGG 43 Homestead Road, Holden Burst forth with the power of ten billion butterfly sneezes.” Von Baer Day . . . fig” . . . summer breezes . . . powder skiing ... Ski Cl. 2,3,4 . . . N.H.S. 3,4 .. . Yearbook . . . Science Fairs . . . Science Seminar 1,2,3,4 . . . Mathletes 3,4 .. . Tennis 3,4 .. . J.V. Baseball 2 . CHERYL FREY 29 Camp Street, Paxton Love is when you care about somebody else more than you care about yourself.” Eric” . . . purple . . . Hill Street, October 1 , 1979 . . . lilacs . . . Thesp. Cl. 1,2 . . . Saints . . . Yearbook ... Ski Club 1,2. SCOTT M. FRYBURG Ball Hill Road, Princeton In the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make.” Green . . . skiing . . . photography . . . Pinto . . . Edward” . . . J.V. Basketball 2 . . . Soccer 4 . . . Photography Cl. 4 . DIANE ELIZABETH FRYE 15 Whitney Drive, Paxton To be a friend, close your eyes to the faults of others and open them to your own.” Skating . . . blue . . . candy bars . . . friendship . . . soccer games . . . A.F.S. 4 . . . Spanish Cl. 2,3 .. . Reflections 4 . . . Yearbook . . . Senior Play 3,4. 116 ELAINE F. FURMANICK Princeton Road, Sterling Happiness is knowing there is someone who cares, and someone to turn to!” Skip . . . Stoned Love” . . . lobster . . . blue. ROBIN BETH GABRIELLI 197 Shrewsbury Street, Holden Full of pep, full of fun, a laugh and a smile for everyone!” Blue . . . Sports . . . Italian food . . . nursing . . . J.V. Field Hockey 1 . . . Varsity 3,4 .. . J.V. Basketball 1,2 .. . Varsity 3,4 . . . Softball 3,4 .. . Homeroom Rep. 2 . . . Honor Roll 3 . . . Office Work 2,3 . . . 3R. DENISE GAGNE Ball Hill Road, Princeton DEBORAH SHELIA GALLEANO Central Tree Road, Rutland Be happy and you will enjoy Life.” Blue . . . green . . . weekends . . . Debby” . . . I’m sure” . . . Leicester . . . pizza . . . F.B.L.A. 3,4 (Pres.) . . . Honor Roll 3. PAUL GARDNER 169 Holden Street, Holden KENNETH GEORGEVITS Laurelwood Road, Sterling Don’t let them get you down.” Skiing . . . blue . . . Ski Cl. 1,2,3,4 . Movie Cl. 1,2,3. ROBERT H. GERNRICH 15 Juniper Lane, Holden Girls . . . skiing . . . fast cars . . . snow . . . winter . . . fall . . . summer . . . swimming . . . music . . . Ski Club. ARMINEH GHEVIAN 20 Laurelwood Road, Rutland Life is valuable.” Basketball . . . ok” . . . AFS Club” . . . 4 . . . ADAB” high school . . . IRAN . . . American cooking . . . tennis . . . traveling all over the world. 117 LYNDA GOODALE 3 Hilltop Drive, Sterling Junction MARK GIBSON Rhodes Road, Princeton Memories of yesterday, laughter and friends of today, hopes that tomorrow will be as good.” Lynda” . . . Birdie” . . . happiness . . . Buddies . . . skiing . . . parties . . . friends . . . homeroom . . . JGJHMGSG . . . 3R . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Senior Play . . . Homeroom Rep. 4. TIMOTHY S. GOODNOW Worcester Road, Princeton Whenever in doubt, I did. When not, I did even more.” Tim” . . . Labor Day parties . . . camping . . . breaking legs . . . pool . . pang . . . pung . . . chic’s . . . M—80’s . . . Bush League 1,2,3,4 . . . Ski, Pres. 3,4 .. . Tennis 1,2,4 . . . Soccer 3 . . . Sen. Play 3,4 .. . Gymleader 3,4. GARY DONALD GORDON 318 Holden Street, Holden One way to have a friend is to be one.” Floor hockey . . . Football . . . Water skiing . . . blue eyes . . . July 6, 1972. DAVID W. GRAHAM 25 Laurelwood Road, Holden Live every day as if there were no tomorrow.” Davo” . . . Yo . . . skiing . . . tennis . . . Orbit . . Tunoid . . . motorcycles . . . Tennis 1,2,3,4 . . . Winter Track 2 . . . Ski Club 1,2,3. JOAN GRIBOUSKI 6 Steele Street, Holden The most precious thing in life is life itself.” Snow . . . pizza . . . people . . . popsicles . . . yellow . . . Gymnastic Club 1 . . . Thespian Club 2 . . . Sp. Play 2 . . . Fr. Club 2 . . . Showboat 2 . . . Sp. Play 3 . . . Business Club 4 . . . FHA 4 . . . Senior Play. MARY ELLEN GRIFFIN 20 Quinapoxet Street, Jefferson Nothing is wasted that makes a memory.” Meg” . . . GCP . . . the lake . . . vette . . . Old Orchard Beach . . . Paris . . . snow . . . Sp. Play 1 . . Thespian Club 1,2 .. . Fr. Club 1,2 . . . Student Council 2,3. 118 R. JAY GRIFFIN Pommogussett Road, Rutland CHERYL LYNN GRIFFITH 9 Oregon Trail, Holden It doesn’t matter who you love or how you love, but that you love.” Lynn” . . . Kenny . . . blue . . . going to parties . . . sunshine . . . weekends . . . Schlitz . . . happiness . . . friends . . . pizza . . . living it up. STEVEN GROUT 225 Main Street, Holden ALICE ANN GUSHA 6 Wyoming Drive, Holden We are not primarily on this earth to see through one another, but to see one another through.” Gush” . . . yellow . . . Yo! . . . Fall and Sp. Play Committee 2,3,4 . . . Art Club 3 . . . Student Council 4. JOAN L. GUSTAFSON 38 Crestview Drive, Holden To every sunrise there’s a new beginning and to every sunset there’s a memory.” Canada . . . LRY . . . travelling . . . people . . . sunsets . . . life . . . art . . . Ski Club 1 . . . Art Club 3 . . . Fall and Sp. Play Committee 2,3. JAMES H. HADLEY 369 Highland Street, Holden I don’t know where I’m going but I’ll have fun getting there.” Jim” . . . Motorhead . . . parties . . . Schlitz . . . Bonci’s . . . girls . . . drag¬ racing . . . DBS . . . speeds . . Gym Leader 4. DIANE HAKALA 1236 Main Street, Holden CYNTHIA HALL 5 Monticello Drive, Paxton Cindy” . . . Rock ' n’ Roll . . blues . . . the Stones . . . Arlo Guthrie . . . New England . . antiques . . . Autumn. 119 DARLA GALE HALLEN 108 Parker Avenue, Holden The world is a jigsaw puzzle with a peace missing.” Cookie” ... my Rambler . . . Ben . . . friends . . . wrong numbers . . . Orbit . . . J.C.S. . . . parties . . . 574 . . . Heliotrope . . . Are you ready? . . . almost . . . J.V. Field Hockey . . . manager 2 . . . Work Study 4. KEITH JOSEPH HARDING 33 Anthony Drive, Holden Preserve the wilderness . . . grow a tree.” Diane . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . being outdoors . . . swimming . . . dungarees . . . parties . . . eating at McDonald’s . . . scrub football games. JOHN GARY HARRINGTON Manning Street, Holden $85 for a can of Bud.” Eileen . . . Edge . . . Hampton Beach . . . crow . . . Schlitz . . . Track 2 . . Soccer 3 ... Ski Club 1,2,3,4 . . . H R. Rep. 2 . . . Crowmobile 1,2,3. MARY BETH HART Broad Street, Jefferson I don’t know where I’m going, but I’m on my way.” Mory” . . . blue . . . wrong number . . . horseback riding . . . Strawberry Hill forever! . . . 57C . . . Orbit . . . parties . . . J.C.S. . . . Darla’s Rambler . . . friends . . . Latin 1 . . . F.H.A. 1,2 .. . Senior Play 1,2 . . . Spanish 2 . . . F.B.L.A. 3,4 .. . 3R BARBARA JEAN HEBERT Quinapoxet Street, Jefferson Kindness in words creates Confidence, Kindness in thinking creates Profoundness, Kindness in giving creates Love.” Bubbles” . . . talking . . . Vermont . . . people . . . blue . . . waterskiing . . . Mountain climbing . . . sunsets . . . FNC . . . French Club . . . Thespian Club. JANICE MORGAN HEIN Maple Street, Paxton Whatever will be, will be. Morgan” . . . skiing . . . blue . . . sports . . . Span. Club 1,2 .. . Ski Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Varsity Club 3,4 .. . Varsity Field Hockey 3,4 .. . Basketball 3,4. NORELL BETH HEINOLD Northrow Road, Sterling Happiness is friends, being wanted and knowing you’re wanted.” ' Heiny” . . . skiing . . . rorseback riding . . . German Llub 1,2 . . . Varsity Club 2,3,4 . . J.V. Hockey 1 . . . Varsity 1,3 . . . J. V. Basketball 1 . . . arsity 2,3,4 . . . Softball 3,4. BONNIE JEAN HENDRICKSON 10 Princeton Street, Jefferson You’ve got a friend.” Gary . . . 3 11 72 . . . 10 14 71 . . . gaccyandbujah . . . 113 . . . green . . . yellow . . . hockey . . . Y.A.M. . . . n.g.s. . . . flashlights . . . VW’s . . . French 1,2,3 . . . FHA 2 . . . Art 2 . . . Thespian 2 . . . Saints 3 . . . Spring Play 1 . . . Senior Play 3 . . . Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4 . . . Merit’s Who’s Who 3. 120 FRANCISCO HERRARRA 37 Pommogusett Road, Rutland DENIS HICKEY 145 High Street, Holden No book can teach us Self. It is a hidden language only Heart can read.” Hicamo . . . oatmeal cookies . . . sky blue . . . my Army boots . . . poems . . . MARGARET . . . Football 1,2,3 Capt. 4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3, Capt. 4 . . . Track 1,2,3, Capt. 4. BELINDA HIGGINS 53 Malden Street, Holden ANN ELIZABETH HIRVI 4 Ridgewood Road, Paxton Love is the sun unto which everything thrives.” Nupa” . . . blue . . . life . . . friends . . . cheering . . . summer breeze . . . macaroon . . . beaches . . . skiing . . . good times . . . music . . . Cheerleader basketball 2, hockey 3,4 .. . AFS 3 . . ■ Field Hockey 2,3 .. . Ski 2,3,4 . . . Hon. Roll 1,2,3,4 . . . German 1,2,3 . . . French 1,2 .. . Spring play 2. ERIC DANIEL HJULSTROM Hubbardston Road, Princeton It is hard for an empty sack to stand upright.” Fiat . . . Boston Red Sox . . . old houses . . . flea markets. FRANCESCA ROCHELLE HOBBS R.F.B. Box 110, Leominster We will stand accused when the Cause is just.” Roach” . . . blue . . . music . . . dancing . . . Pokey Dot” . . . Cullerton Street . . . Santa’s Village” . . . Next stop, Racine” . . . Good Ole Proviso” . . . Mason Intermediate” . . . duce and a quarter”. DONNA LEE HOCH Campground Road, Sterling What you are born is God’s gift to you, what you become is your gift to God.” Joe . . . mushrooms . . . weekends . . whiskey sours . . . skidooing FHA 1 . . . Thespian Club 2 Hon. Roll 1,2, 3 . . . Show Boat 2 . PETER RAWSON HOGLUND Meeting House Hill Road, Sterling Only that day dawns to which we are awake.” Hogie” . . . Lee . . . cars . . . skiing . . . snow . . . drags . . . 3-R . . . hockey games . . . drive- ins .. . Gym Leader 3.4. 121 SALLY MERWIN HOWE Wilson Road, Princeton I’d rather wake up in the middle of nowhere than in any city on earth.” G. T.’s . . . Cannon Mt. ... art . . . B. CRAIG LEWIS HOWLAND 126 Stoneleigh Road, Holden The earth and myself are of one mind, to-ka-lu-lu-ta te-wa.” Red . . . Alice, Granny . . . Sioux” . . . falling in the gutter at the bowling alley . . . Beep! . . . Black Sabbath . . . Vice Pres. Spanish Club 3 . . . Pres. Span. Nat. Hon. Society. Nothing’s worse than an X-rated person with mono.” hopplesopple” . . . VW’s . . . Mustangs . . . MG’s . . . blankets . . . summer ’72 . . . hockey . . . bratwurst . . . 113 . . . orangesodaetc . . . boswell . . . Germany . . . jb . . . BAHS dramatics 1 . . . JBJ chorus 2 . . . Junior historian 2 . . . WRHS business 3,4. PAMELA DIANNE HOUMERE 104 Apricot Street, Worcester Behold, the man is become as one of us. Look out. Universe — I’m alive!” PAME” . . . friends . . . music . . . hiking . . . horses . . . libraries . . . artsy-craftsy . . . Armenian! . . . Chess 2.3.4 . . . Saints 2,3,4 . . . Latin 1,2,3 . . . Mathletes 1.2.3.4 . . . Sailing Team 2,3,4 . . . Science Seminar 1,2,3,4 . . . H R. Rep. 2,3 . . . NHS 3,4. EDWARD I. HOLMES Causeway Street, Jefferson When you’re dead you only rot.” Hunting . . . trap shooting . . . varmint shooting. MARGARET ANNE HORSTMANN 101 Woodridge Road, Holden The driftwood of our cares though pitted against the sea, comes home to the shores of our love.” Peg . . . yellow . . . modern dance . . . friends . . . Denis . . . Football cheering 4 . . . Basketball cheering 1,2,3 . . . Field Hockey 2,3,4 . . . NHS 3,4. We are always getting ready to live, but never living.” — Ralph Waldo Emerson Skiing . . . sailing . . . Piff” . . . classical music . . . Butterscotch” . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Band 1,2,3,4 (Lib. 3,4) . . . Ski Club 1 , 2,3,4 . . . Sailing Club 3,4 .. . Hon. Roll 3.4. DENISE ANN HOLSOPPLE 421 Quinapoxet Street, Jefferson MARIBETH HOLLOWAY 172 South Main Street, Holden In youth we want to change the world, in old age we want to change youth.” Sue . . . green . . . camping . . . swimming . . . skiing . . . fires . . the Cape . . . Italians . . . picnics . . . blue jeans . . . life itself. SUSAN K. HOLM 22 Lowell Avenue, Holden 122 ROSEMARIE HUETTNER 57 Holden Street, Holden Open thine eyes and thou shall be satisfied with bread.” Rosie” . . . snowshoeing . . . laughing . . . King Vt. . . . friends . . . J.C. . . . my Andy mint times . . . da toof ... I feel a little horse today. Whoa! DEBBIE LEE HUGHES 64 Jameison Road, Holden You never know what you had ’til you’ve lost it.” Art . . . drama . . . J.E.P. . . . koala bears . . . Jim . . . antiques . . . Thespian Club 1,2 . . . FHA 2 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . 3R . . . Hon. Roll 2,3 .. . Christmas Play 1 . . . Spring Play 1,2,3 . . . Senior Play 4. LISA ANN HUGHES 437 Shrewsbury Street, Holden . . . But I look up high only to see the light, And never look down to see my shadow. This wisdom which man must learn.” DEBRA ANN HURME Beaman Road, Princeton A smile is a symbol of happiness and happiness is a symbol of love.” Bob . . . 1973 Challenger . . . skiing . . . being happy . . . Twinkies . . . Sugar Bob” Bear . . . art . . . photography . . . stuffed animals . . . snowmobiling ... 57. HAROLD JACK Mirick Road, Princeton DONNA ELIZABETH JACOBSON 13 Pleasant Street, Holden It is a beautiful necessity of our nature to love something.” Jake” . . . yellow . . . green machine Humarack . . . S.P.C. . . . VW . . . Get Ready” . . . Spanish Cl. 1,2,3 . . FHA 2 . . . Office Work 2 . . . play committee 2 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . 3R- GAIL ALINE HULICK South Nelson Road, Sterling Loneliness remembers what happiness forgets.” Honeybunch . . . horses . . . Good Boy Dee . . . horseback riding ... ice skating. MARK STEVEN HUME 109 Main Street, Rutland Never say ' there’s not a prayer,’ He’s always there.” Track 1,2,3,4. 123 JOAN FRANCES JEWELL Central Tree Road, Rutland We do not remember days, we remember moments.” Joanie” . . . 10 27 70 . . . casper . . . M.J.D. . . . wild horses . . . moonshine . . . oceans . . . castles . . . mountains . . . Plum Island . Thespian Club 1,2 .. . Mathletes 1 . . . Chorus 3 . ■ ■ Ski Club 3 . . . Hon. Roll. MARJORIE ELIZABETH JANES Irish Lane, Rutland Love can make you happy if you find someone to love.” Frogs . . . Art Club 3 . . . Saint . . . French Club 3. DIANNE IRENE JOHANSON 54 Pommogussett Road, Rutland If I were quiet, who would know I was around?” Blue . . . the Cape . . . the C” . . .6 9 72 . . . S . . . weekend parties . . . concerts . . . 3 R . F.B.L.A. 3,4 .. . FHA 1,2 . . . Office work 4. BRUCE JOHNSON 27 Phillips Road, Holden Honturg . . . fishing . . hockey . . . JV 1,2 . . . Varsity 3,4. JAMES E. JOHNSON 35 South Road, Holden Live today for tomorrow will never come.” Skiing . . . waterskiing . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . poison ivy . . . the devil . . . Old Milwaukee. MARTHA JOHNSON 16 Walnut Street, Holden Bloom where you are planted.” Indian Summer . . . swimming . . . good friends . . . Switzerland . . . vacations . . . skiing . . . sticky buns . . . Ski Cl. 1,23,4 . . . A.F.S. 1,2,3 . . . Yearbook. PAMELA J. JOHNSON 1000 Wachusett Street, Holden ' Tve been searching for my dream a hundred times today.” Flowers . . . sky blue . . . Orbit . . . summer . . . rain ... 1 pizza . . . oceans . . . H.R. Rep. 1 . . . Ski Club 1 . . . Thespian Club 2,3 . . . Future Nurses 3,4 .. . Spanish Club 3,4 .. . Spring play 13,4. ROBYN MELISSA JOHNSTON 77 Forest Drive, Holden A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out.” Rob” . . . yellow . . . music . . . California . . . the ocean . . . blue sky . . . laughing . . . H R. Rep. 4 . . . Hon. Roll 2,3,4 . . . Ski Club 1,2 . . . 3R . ■ ■ Yearbook 4. 124 ELIZABETH L. KANE 3 Union Street, Holden Today is the first day of the rest of your life.” Liz” . . . happiness . . . Frank . . . birthday cake . . . yellow . . . French Club 3 . . . Choir 2,4 .. . Yearbook 4 . . . Majorettes 1,2,3,4 . . . National Honor Society 3,4 .. . Honor Roll 3. NANCY TODD KANE 12 Briarcliff Lane, Holden The smallest and simplest things are sometimes the most beautiful.” Nanc” . . . blue . . . the sea . . . violets . . . snowflakes . . . rainbows . . . butterflies . . . waterfalls . . . French Club . . . Sailing Club . . . Chorus . . . Honor Roll. NANCY SUSAN KEATING Moscow Road, Jefferson There will come a time, I know, when people will take delight in one another, when each will be a star to the other, and when each will listen to his fellow as to music.” BRUCE MILNE KELLOGG 743 Salisbury Street, Holden What a day to be in Maine!” Home Room Rep. 1 . . . Soccer 3 . . . dark green . . . food . . . Maine . . . fishing . . . the ocean . . . photography . . . Mr. I s drawing classes. MILES JONATHAN KIMBALL 643 Pleasant Street, Paxton Live today as if there is no tomorrow.” Quiet . . . dark green . . . food . . girls . . . sports . . . skiing . . . (chow). 04613 31 JAMES KING 25 Oregon Trail, Holden ROBERT KEATING 183 Holden Street, Holden JAMES KERXHALLI 22 Holden Street, Holden Isn’t life strange A turn of the page.” Have your eyes really seen? Do you know what I mean.” Applaud friends, the comedy is over.” 125 DANIEL HUBERT KLOCZKOWSKI North Cove Road, Sterling, Jet. To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe.” Binki . . . blue . . . water skiing . . . scuba diving . . . hockey . . . swimming . . . motorcycles . . . Honor Roll 3. CATHY KLUNK 12 Highland Park Road, Rutland Love means never having to say you’re sorry.” Purple . . . music . . . Dennis . . . daydreaming . . . algebra . . . Maverick . . . He’s got to be kidding.” GAIL KNIGHT 301 Malden Street, Holden To dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand waving free, silhouetted by the sea with all memory and fate driven.” The sea . . . the stars . . Tequila . . . big pickles . . . a good fire . . . freedom. REBECCA JEAN KOENIG Malden Street, Holden The meaning of friendship is not a word, but a feeling.” Becky” . . . forest green . . . Cape Cod . . . O P. . . . guitar . . . music . . . art . . . Old City Falls . . . cats. FREDERICK A. KRAMER 30 Meadow Wood Drive We should have a society in which the animal, guided by reason, may romp, but will not bite.” Freddie” . . . fruitcup . . . Babe . . skiing . . . Basketball 2,3,4 . . . Football . . . National Honor Society 3,4. PATRICIA EMMELINE KNOX 80 Raymond Street, Holden Smile, and someone who’s feeling a little low may feel a little happier.” Patty” . . . Pat” . . . blue . . . sewing . . . H.D.H. . . . piano . . . children . . . Thespian Club 1,2 . . . Office work 2 . . . Spring Play 2 . . . Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 . . . Science Office 4 . . . 3R. 126 WENDY ANNE KORJEFF 141 Beechwood Road, Holden When you understand all about the sun, and all about the atmosphere, you may still miss the radiance of the sunrise.” Green . . . sailing . . . the sea . . . horses . . . Yearbook 4 . . . Sailing Club Treasurer 3,4 .. . Spring Musical 2,3,4 . . . National Honor Society 3,4 .. . 3R Love is a journey, not a destination.” Chick” . . . Tull . . .Joplin . . . beaches . . . parties . . . Dave” . . . J” . . . Cold Duck . . . jeans . . . chantilly . . . Jamestown . . . Hampton . . . rainy days . . . Thumb” . . . Stump Pond . . MacDonald’s . . . Center Restaurant . . . cheerleading. ELAINE CAROL KNEELAND Meeting House Hill Road, Sterling PAM LABOFFA Phillips Road, Rutland Everybody has to be somebody to somebody to be anybody.” Art . . . pomegranites . . . silly rabbits ... Ski Club . . . purple . Dabey” . . . hairdressing . . . horseback riding. CYNTHIA JEAN LANCIANI 641 Pleasant Street, Paxton Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a brokenwinged bird that cannot fly.” Un-real . . . What happened to your voice?” . . . Joe-Willie” . . . Uncle Scottie” . . . Cousin Dennis” . . . Help!” JAMES LAROCHE 350 Holden Street, Holden Jimi Hendrix . . . bikes . . If six was nine.” BRUCE KEVIN LELAND Goodnow Road, Princeton Red with uncommon wrath, to blast the man who owes his greatness to his country’s ruin?” — Joseph Addison Student Council 1 . . . Ski Club 1,2,3,4 . . Latin Club 1,2,3 . . . S.R.C. 1,4. DIANE LEMON East County Road, Rutland The love we seek to keep, we lose — but the love that is shared lives forever.” Peanut” . . . Cat Stevens . . . yellow . . . swimming . . . summer . . nursing . . . Silly Rabbit. EDWARD LAURENCE 27 Woodside Drive, Sterling GARY LEBLANC 309 Holden Street, Holden To live is to live helping others.” Water skiing . . . Hockey . . . Football . . . Soccer . . . 3R. 127 CHARLES STEVEN L’ESPERANCE Avery Street, Holden We are not at our best perched at the summit; we are climbers at our best when the way is steep.” Charlie” . . . skiing . . . dirt bikes . . . basketball . . . true blue . . . Ski Club . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . Golf Team 1 . . . Honor Roll 1,2,4 . . . Saints 4. Please Sir, I want some more!” Ski Club 1,2,4 . . . Band 1,2 .. . Spring Musical 1,2,4 . . . Soccer 3,4 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . swimming . . . skiing. RONALD S. LISTON 25 Damon Road, Holden DAVID E. LJUNGBERG 133 Lovell Road, Holden It’s nice to know that if you miss today you will not miss tomorrow.” Weenie” . . . skiing . . . blue . . . pool . . . Cape Cod . . . Ski Club . . . Soccer 4 . GILLIAN MARGARET LLOYD 48 Birchwood Drive, Holden People who have wild ideas about how to run the earth ought to start with a small garden.” The ocean . . . red popsicles . . . purple . . . Tennis 2,3,4 . . . Student Council 2,4 .. . Ski 1,2,3,4 . . . Yearbook 4 . . . N.H.S. . . . French 1,2,3,4 . . . Student Political Action. DIANE ELAINE LOCKE River Road, Rutland Everybody needs to be somebody to somebody to be anybody.” Rosie” . . . good friends and music . . . laughing . . . MJ . . . Moody Blues . . . green . . . dreaming. JOYCE ANN LORENZ 180 Parker Avenue, Holden A life filled with love and laughter lacks little.” W.R.D. . . . Buddies! . . . frizz . . . I’ve gotta go!” . . . Skiing . . . pizza . . . corvettes . . . Home Room Rep. 2,4 . . . Varsity Football Cheering 4 . . . Ski Club 2,3 . ■ ■ Yearbook Staff . . . Senior Play. ROBIN JEAN LOVE 72 Richards Avenue, Paxton For with God nothing shall be impossible.” JJB . . . Hill Street . . . red . . skiing and instructing . . . white mountains . . . Jackson, N.H. . . BS-TFG . . . field hockey . . . Reflections Staff. DEBRA R. LUDDEN 285 Grove Street, Paxton Let’s stay together, whether things are good or bad, happy or sad!” Neal” . . . cooking . . . Indians . . . nature . . . green M.G. . . . camping . . . pickles . . . people. 128 ANDREW H. LUNQUIST 93 Arizona Avenue, Holden Don ' t judge people till you know them,” Porka” . . . favorite color blue . . . having fun . . . reflections 1,2,3 . . . spring musical 1,2. DANA JAMES MACALISTER Blood Road, Princeton When you’re hot, you’re hot, when you’re not you can’t give it away.” Music . . . Rock Roll . . . Volleyball . . . Soccor . . . Football . . . Library Club 3 years. RHONDA JANINE MACDUFF Ball Hill Road, Princeton The essentials of happiness are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for.” Kevin . . . Skiing . . . beaches . . . navy blue . . . Hockey Cheerleader 3,4 . . . Ski Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 . . . National Honor Society. LINDA RUTH MACMANUS 7 Central Avenue, Sterling Junction I’ve been down there on the floor; no one’s ever gonna keep me down again.” Linnie” . . . Attila” . . . Spain . . . Hojo’s . . . Band 1,2,3,4 . . . F.H.A. 1,2 . . . Spring Musical 2 . . . Library Club 3 . . . N.H.S. 3,4 .. . S.N.H.S. 2,3,4. BRUCE WILLIAM MACPHEE West Street, Paxton If you can’t do what you want to do and go where you want to go, then you’re not free.” Motorcycles . . . Reflections . . . Ski Club. KEVIN WILSON MCCAULEY 102 Nelson Street, Holden You only have one life to live but if you live it right, once is enough.” Motorcycles . . . Hunting . . . J.A. . . . Elvis . . . Hockey 1,2,3 . . . Edges 1,2,3,4. PETER McGINNES 64 Winfield Road, Holden Moderation in prosperity augurs a great mind.” J.D. . . . flying . . . drumming . . fancy cars . . . Bud” . . . skiing . H R. Rfd 2 3. BRUCE CLAY McKNIGHT 62 Appletree Lane, Holden The man who wins is the only one who thinks he can.” Rubio . . . Moonshine . . . Vermont . . . Blue . . . Cape Cod . . . K2 . . . Skiing . . . Baseball 1,2,3,4 . . . Football 1,3,4 . . . N.H.S. 3,4 .. . Gymleaders 3,4 . . . Ski Club 1,2,3,4 . . . (vice- president 3,4) . . . School Rep. (student gov. day). 129 ARTHUR D. McNUTT JR. Main Street, Rutland MICHAEL McLOUGHLIN Lovell Road, Holden Don’t say what you mean, say what you don’t mean.” Artie . . . skiing . . . yo . . . turkeys . . . football . . . snaking around . . . football 2,3 ■ winter track 2 . . . spring track 3,4 .. . ski club 1,2,3. WILLIAM GENE MACK Chase Hill Road, Sterling If you think life is like a rainy day, then buy an umbrella.” Ice Hockey . . . Steak . . . Green . . . Music . . . Spring Track 1,2,3,4 . . . Football 2 . . . Floor Hockey 3 . . . Spring Play Set Crew 2. CHERYL ANN MADSEN North Cove Road, Sterling If there’s any answer, maybe love can end the madness ...” Cheryl and Rickey . . . Aquarius . . . yellow . . . Elephants . . . Chicago . . . Flowers . . . Hot Fudge Sundaes . . . Business Club 4 . . . Saints 1,2 . . . A1 Greene. DAVID JAMES MAILOT 1 Nancy Drive, Rutland MARK P MAJCHER Bryant Road, Holden Man has his past, I have my future.” Hunting . . . trap shooting . . . express your own opinion . . . skiing . . . staying into trouble. , ILONA MAKI 1 Crestview Drive, Holden Perfect love casts out all fear.” Honesty . . . wisdom . . . Friendly’s . . . music . . . reading . . . maranatha . . . Mathletes 1,2,3 . . . French Club 1 . . . Bible Discussion 3 . . . Students for Political Activity 3 . . . Saint 4 . . . National Honor 3,4 .. . French National Honor 2,3,4 (treasurer 4). KANDIS ANN MAKI 70 South Road, Holden Just as new life will come from death, love will come at leisure.” Kandy” . . . sailing . . . tennis . . . beaches . . . traveling . . . blue . . . walking . . . snow . . . sad songs . . . French Club 1,2 .. . J.V.B.B. 1,2 .. . Tennis 3 . . . Yearbook Office. 130 CATHERINE ANN MALO 18 Lakewood Avenue, Sterling Love is happiness and happiness is love.” Bowling . . . blue . . . meatball grinders . . . Cathy” . . . Pom-Pom Girls 1 . . . F.H.A. 2 . . . Guidance 2,3 .. . F.B.L.A. 4 . . . Laughing and Having Fun!!! . . . C.A.M. . . . Aquarius. ROGER ALLEN MANN Hillside Road, Rutland A man who conforms is never himself.” Salads ... car racing . . . life . . . Rij . . . Gail . . . swimming . . . mechanics . . . tennis . . . animals . . . Don’t give me no s — t” . . . Blue . . . FFA 1,2,3,4 . . . T.M.A. 1,2,3,4 . . . A.V. 1,2. MARY CONCETTA MARINI Leominster Road, Sterling For the sun and the stars and the clouds that rain. For the moon and the world and you my friends, I am thankful.” Meme . . . art . . . my parents . . . Rex . . . Yearbook 4. RICHARD MARTIN 15 Crestwood Road, Paxton Be yourself, and everything else will fall in place.” The Riveara . . . mustangs . . weekends . . . hard rock . . . skiing . . . good times . . . summer. MICHAEL JOSEPH MARTOCCI Hubbardston Road, Princeton Suzie” . . . Pontiac . . . Schlitz . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . P.F.D. . . . shotgun . . . blue. ROBIN LEE MATHIEU Worcester Road, Princeton Peace is seeing and knowing who to thank.” Pink . . . first-gear cars . . . traveling . . . parties . . . Florida . . . people . . . McDonald’s . . . French 1,2 .. . Thespian Club 2 . . . F.B.L.A. 3,4 .. . Yearbook Staff 4. LINDA ELLEN MATSON Edson Avenue, Rutland The best kind of love, is that which is felt by both.” Lin” . . . Mat” . . . Billy . . . swimming . . . parties . . . Roast Beef. DIANE MARIE MATTHEWS 222 Bailey Road, Holden Brotherhood — With the Holy Infant’s birth, love went circling round the earth, for love’s mission was to find and encompass all mankind.” S.M.B.S. . . . Blinks” . . . Happy colors . . . loving people . . . missionaries . . . Glee Club 1 . . . 3R. 131 RONALD H. MATTSON 89 Stoneleigh Road, Holden We make a living by what we get; but we make a life by what we give.” Skiing . . . skiing instructor . . . Nancy G. . . . SCHLITZ . . . TUNOID . . . Baseball 1,2,3,4 . . . Ski Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Movie Club 2 . . . 3R 4. JIMMY MEAGHER Turkey Hill Road, Rutland Nature’s peace will flow into you . . . while cares will drop off like autumn leaves.” Football . . . track . . . red . . . popcorn . . . traveling . . . Photography Club . . Ski Club. JEFFREY C. MELLECKER Woodridge Road, Holden Start each day with a smile. (Then you can get it over with.)” WINTER . . . skiing . . . soccer games . . . sailing . . . mountain climbing . . . Fredo . . . Ski Cl. 2,3,4 . . . Soccer 4. JAMES JOSEPH MELLOR 11 Ridgewood Road, Paxton The sky is clearing and the night has cried enough The sun he comes the world to soften up. Rejoice, rejoice, we have no choice but to carry on . . . ” CHRISTINE MARY MERGER 332 Pleasant Street, Paxton Without a thing love is — World without end.” Merc” . . . life . . . blue- green . . . laughter . . . farms . . . Glee Club 1 . . . French Cl. 2 . Nurses Club 3. JAMES EDWARD MESSIER Pommogusset Road, Rutland Peace of mind breeds happiness in life.” Football 1,2,3, . . . Winter Track 3 . . . Spring Track 2 . . . Ski Cl. 3 . . . German Cl. 1,2 . . . Science Fair 1,2,3 . . . Science Seminar 1 . . . Concerned Student Comm. 3. SUSAN RAE MAURER 43 Birchwood Drive, Holden The past cannot be changed, but the future is still in our power.” Mau . . . people . . . teaching . . . cry-in” . . . life . . . sickie” . . . guys . . . Thespian Club 2 . . . Chorus 2,3 .. . Spring Play 2,3 .. . Student Council 4 (treas.). SANDRAJEAN METCALF Wahlstrom Lane, Holden Understand me, for I am life, and all is life.” Feel the presence of my spirit in your mind Dizzy Dancing where you feel . . . black . . . loving care . . . happy . . . pooky. 132 TERESA ANN MIGDELANY 789 Wachusett Street, Holden A constant friend is hard and rare to find.” Terry” . . . Midge” . . . snow . . sports . . . Florida . . . Spanish Cl. 2 . . . Ski Cl. 2,3 .. . Office Work 2,3,4 . . . Hon. Roll 3,4. RF.BBECA THOMPSON MILLER 11 Ashwood Road, Paxton The purpose of life is to matter, to be productive, to have it make some difference that you lived at all.” Ski Cl. 1,2,3,4 . . . Band 1,2 . . . Basketball 2,3,4 . . . Field Hockey 2,4 .. . Softball 3,4 .. . Class Secretary 3. BRADFORD ARTHUR MILLS 42 Oregon Trail, Holden Man has a need for society but society has no need for man.” Basketball Manager . . . Quilt Ed . . . A.V.C 1 . . . Spanish Cl. . . . H.R. Rep. . . . Reflections . . . Spring Musical . . . Ski Club . . . Drama Club. DEBORAH LYN MOISAN Ball Hill Road, Jefferson I enjoy working in the cafeteria and helping with small children. Glee Cl. 1,2,3,4 . . . tennis . . . cafeteria work. PAUL MONTAGNA 5 Sherwood Drive, Sterling Banana . . . football . . . basketball . . . good food . . . Floor Hockey 3,4 . . . J.V. Ice Hockey 2. EDIE A MOORE 31 Camp Street, Paxton Anything you don’t control can be used as a weapon against you.” Mint chocolate chip . . . Soul Train . . . Pittsburgh . . . N.Y.C. . . . Shad . . . green . . . Quilt 3,4 .. . Thespian Cl. 1 . . . Reflections . . . Girl’s Spring Track 4. KENNETH DOUGLAS MOORE 92 Richards Avenue, Paxton You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might get what you need.” Muzak . . tennis . . . the pursuit of happiness . . . Vice Pres. 2 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Band 1,2,3 . . . V. Tennis 1,2,3,4. PETER MORAN 5 Park Avenue, Holden It’s always better to compromise, like giving a gunman your wallet without asking why.” H.R. Rep. 4 . . . Varsity Hockey 2,3,4 (Co-capt.). 133 PETER PAUL MORKAVAGE Hubbardston Road, Princeton Ford . . . animals . . . fishing . . . cigars . . . pipes . . . boots . . . F.T.A. 2,3,4. WILLIAMJ. MORROW Rockland Street, Paxton — Think of the future, you’ll be sorry, (wanna bet?)” Bill” . . . Solo Suzuki . . . cars . . . QB . . . football . . . cheeseburgers . . . Walden’s . . . blue. JOHN MICHAEL MULLEN Maple Avenue, Rutland Everyone has a goal in life, but the hard part is achieveing it.” Ed” . . . Bud . . . blue . . . Cross Country 4 . . . Football 2,3 .. . Winter Track 1,2,3,4 . . . Baseball 1,2 .. . Spring Track 3,4. DEBRA MURE 17 Pinecroft Avenue, Holden Debbie” . . . Rick . . . hangin’ low . . . focus here . . . yu . . . just hangin’ around . . . dibs . . . blowin’ in the breeze . . . Happiness is a stray pony. LYNDA LEE MURMAN Fitchburg Road, Princeton A drop of ink may make a million think.” Garth . . . green . . . music . . . painting . . . sleeping . . . sunsets at the ocean . cheese . . . wine . . . hockey games . . . snowmobile riding , . . Chorus 1,2 . . . F B I. A. 3,4. PAUL MURPHY 23 Crestview Drive, Holden JOYCE MURRAY R.F.D. Kilbourne Road, Leominster It’s what they call senioritis; I’ve had it since I was a freshman.” Mr. Dave Tarkiainen . . . Mrs. Caronna . . . Mr. Pouliot . . . cats . . . blue . . . gymnastics . . . tennis . . . skating . . . Thespian Cl. 1 . . . F.N.A. 3,4 .. . Fall Play 4. PAMELA ANN MUZZEY 40 Arizona Avenue, Holden We can’t return, we can only look behind from where we came ...” Muzz” . . . summer . . . spaghetti . . . Winapausakee . . . concerts . bubble gum . . . French CL 1,2,3,4 . . . Thespian Cl. 1 . . . F.N.C. 2,3 . . . Spring Play 1. 134 FRANK BURTON MYSKA.JR. Pleasantdale Road, Rutland He who never, always won’t.” Liz” . . . T.M.A. . . . H.A.O.B. . . Boy Scouts . . . yellow Duster . . . Library Cl. 3 . . . German Cl. 2,3 . . Movie Cl. 2,3 .. . Yearbook . . . 3R. DEBORAH HELEN NACK 20 Forest Hill Drive, Rutland 1 believe in what I am; that’s why I am what you see.” Deb” . . . outdoors . . . spring . . . sunny days . . . sunsets . . . people . . . faded jeans . . . concerts . . . Life. BROOK ELIZABETH NELSON Hubbardston Road, Princeton Only that day dawns to which we are awake.” the ocean . . . dungarees . . . barefeet . . . War and Peace” . . . toasted marshmallows . . . Ski Cl. 1,2,3 . . . Art Cl. 2 . . . French Cl. 3 . . . Tennis 2. KAREN GALE NELSON 3 Brennan Way, Holden Let us match our mistakes of the past, with our hopes of the future, to make a better present.” watching people . . . grinders . . . walking . . . Aw, Come on.” . . . outdoors . . . F.N.C. . . . F.H.A. LYNDA DARLENE NICHOLAS Laurelwood Road, Rutland Happiness is remembering what loneliness forgets.” Lyn” . . . red . . . blue . . . Art . . . S” . . . witchcraft . . . Porsche . . . Nilsson . . . Moody Blues . . . Brandy” . . . Being happy . . . Shut up!” DAVID VICTOR NORDSTROM 266 Doyle Road, Holden Remember yesterday, live for today and strive for tomorrow.” Nord” . . . Harley-Davidson . . . out-performers . . . Baseball . . . THE ROLLING STONES . . . music . . . concerts . . . live theater . . . McGovern-Shriver . . . Life is for Living” . . . blue ... 13. DONNA NELSON 642 Salisbury Street, Holden French Club 1,2 . . . Gymnastics Cl. 1 . . . F.N.H.S. . . . H R. Rep. CHARLES E. NEWHALL 188 Pleasantdale Road, Rutland Have an open mind.” Boys . . . state . . . L.G.H. . . . T.M.A. . . . young dudes . . . H.A.O.B. . . . Spaceman . . . OA . . . The Place . . . Wild Rose . . . Buick . . . Pontiac . . . Chrysler . . . V.W. . . . Sky Pilot . . . A I.. . . . V.F.W. 135 DONALD PAUL NOWAK Mt. Pleasant Avenue, Jefferson I am the master of my fate.” Hockey, electronics, sherb, yo,” homeroom representative 1, secretary 2, vice president 3, president 4, J.V. hockey 1,2, Varsity hockey 2,3,4, School Relations Committee 3, Student Advisary Committee, N.H.S. DENNIS PATRICK O’BRIEN Route 140, Princeton Seriousness is the root to all evil.” skiing . . . tennis . . . navy blue. KEVIN O’BRIEN Route 140 East Princeton MARGARET MARY OGDEN 6 Fairhill Road, Holden I can do all things in him who strengthens me.” Peggy” . . . friendships . . Seattle . . . Traveling . . . Neah Bay . . . 9 9 71 . . . smiles . . . Thespian Club 2 . . . Fall Play (pub.) 3 . . . yearbook 4 . . . Honor Roll 2,3,4 . . . Spanish Natinal Honor Society 4. KAMA JAYNE OHLSON Redemption Rock Trail, Sterling Happiness is something to love, something to do, something to hope for.” Rebecca Nurse . . . drama class . . . smiles . . . animals . . . writing . . . nature . . - Valt Disney . . • apples . . . fishing . . . climbing trees . . . autumn in New England. PATRICIA ANN OLIVER Emerald Road, Rutland We all live under the same sky, but we don’t all have the same horizon.” blue . . . Friday nights . . . summer ... the Cape . . A.R.B. . . . French fries . . . F.H.A. 1,2(3 . . . F.B.L.A. 3,4. STEPHEN WILLIAM OLIVER 187 Highland Street, Holden Today is the first day of the rest of my life.” Ollie” . . . Cindy L.” . . . Tunoid” . . . Orbit Football . . sun . . . snow . . . sleep . . . bikes . . . Get outa my life” . . Vermont skiing . . . snowmobiles . . . Gymleader 3,4. CHRISTINE OLSON Newell Road, Holden Chris” . . . ecology . . . L-summer ’71-A . . J-coincidences-R . . . J- bikeriding-C . . . P-weird radio-R . . T-memories-P . . . P-beards bafflement-B . . . S-Friendly’s-K. G- pinkwriting-K . . . kids . . . walking . . . detective . . . Fench club 1 . . . F.T.A. 3, 4, Yearbook 4 . . . Reflections 4 . . . 3-R 4 . . . Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. 136 DAVE OLSON Newell Road, Holden There are no friends, just the strangers we have not met.” Swimming . . . seafood . . . drink and be happy . . . Band 1,2,3 . . . Ski Club 1,2,3 . . . green . . . V.W. . . . Football . . . Honor Roll. JEFFREY OLSON Brattle Street, Holden That’s what she said.” Church Basketball 1,2 .. . Spring Play 2. . . . Soccer 4 . . . CMRPC . . . Bert . . . milk and cookies KRISTINA ANN OLSON 251 Chapel Street, Holden The way to have friends is to be one.” Tina . . . green and blue . . . sports . . . dungarees . . . Homeroom Rep. 1,2 . . . J.V. Field Hockey 1 . . . Field Hockey 2,3,4 (captain) . . . J.V. Basketball 1 . . . Varsity Basketball 2,3,4 (co-capt.) . . . Varsity Tennis 2,3,4 . . . Varsity Club 2,3,4. M F. PETER PADDOCK East County Road, Rutland For I know who I believe in and am persuaded that He is able to keep that which I have committed to Him until that day.” Bible Club 2,3 .. . B.R. . . . Christian Newspaper Editor. KENNETH O. PARKER 48 Edgewood Drive, Holden If you can’t take life easy, take it anyway it comes.” Ken . . . blue . . . Chinese food . . . french fries . . . motorcycle . . . bikinis . . . raising hell . . . YO! . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . Gym leader corps 3,4 .. . Ski Club 4. MICHAEL PATTEN RFD, Leominster JODY OSLUND 624 Main Street, Holden If you smile at me I will understand ’cause that is something everybody does in the same language.” Red shoestring licorice . . . sleeping late . . . summertime ... art work . . . green bananas . . . Christmastime. JEFFREY PARKER 18 Cottage Street, Spencer Weight lifting . . . railroads . . . cars . . . tmcks . . . Watching the girls go by.” 137 BETH J. PATTERSON 20 Harold Street, Holden To see all the world in a grain of sand ...” Rowe . . . travel . . . the theatre . . . good non-fiction . . . Jarlsburg cheese . . . bread . . . friends. SUSAN BARCLAY PECKITT 6 Mount View Drive, Paxton I don’t let my studies interfere with my education.” NANCY JEAN PERKINS Route 140, Sterling Be yourself, honest, and smile.” Webster . . . blue . . . chicken . . . people . . . badmitton . . . volleyball . Thespian club 2 . . . business club 3,4. KRISTINA TAIT PERRY Bailey Road, Holden It often shows a fine command of the language to say nothing.” Tina . . . horses . . . green . . . music . . . solitude friends . . . band 1,2,3,4 . . . glee club 1,2 .. . spring play I, 2,3,4 . . . Fall play 3,4 .. . J. V. fieldhockey 1 . . . Science Fair 2,4 .. . Horse club 3 . . . Vice president thespian club 1,3 . . . National Honor Society. PAUL F. PETERSON 51 Centerwood Drive, Holden Win this one for the Gipper.” blue . . . tennis . . . 85 . . . the end . . . football 1,2,3,4 . . . basketball 1,2 .. . Saints 4 . . . Honor roll 3,4. ROBERT PIERCE 72 Duxbury Drive, Holden DARLENE JOY PLANTE 84 Suomi Street, Paxton A world without love and peace is no world at all.” Dar” . . . blue . . . roast beef . . . nurse . . . snowmobiling . . . waterskiing . . . sewing . . . snow . . . summer . . . French dub . . . Nurses club 3 . . . Mountainettes 3. STEVEN PLUCINSKI 50 Homestead Road, Holden 138 JANICE ELIZABETH POPE Stoneleigh Road, Holden NANCY JANE POPE 516 Wachusett Street, Holden Having fear of tomorrow is only existing, but taking tomorrow as it is, is living.” Mustaches . . . Cape Cod . . . roast beef . . . grinders . . . grace” . . . French Club 1,2 . . . Homeroom Rep. 2 . . . Gymnastics 2,3 .. ■ Spanish Club 3. I live for the day and hope of the future.” sunshine . . . learning to play tennis . . . hockey games . . . Green Lemons” . . . Ticken” . . . downhill skiing . . . H.R. Rep. 1 . . . Hockey cheerleader 3,4 . . . Ski Club 1,2,3,4. NORMAN S. PROVOST JR. 1276 Main Street, Holden They say it’s better to live and learn, but by the time we’ve learned it’s too late to live.” Hunting . . . motorcycles . . . green . . . work. 139 JAMES EDWARD POTVIN 54 Maple Avenue, Rutland Is that good or bad?” Debbie . . . Basketball LINDA PRESCOTT Pine Hill Road, Princeton Life is to enjoy but not to over exceed.” Purple . . . Chris . . . music . . . french fries . . . parties . . . swimming . . . life . . . Arbies . . . people . . . Thespian . . . F.H.A. 1 . . . Honor Roll 3,4. FRANCES ANN STARR PROBERT Beaman Road, Sterling Jet. When you leave me, I feel sudden absence. But I think of you and smile. I am alone, but not lonely.” Thespian Club 1 . . . Student Relations Committee 4 . . . Basketball 1 . PETER JAMES POPE 7 Gates Terrace, Sterling Living is looking forward to the future.” Tennis . . . bowling . . . traveling . . . baked shrimp . . . Library 2 . . . Honor Roll 3 . . . Ski 4 . . . Photography 4 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Reflections 4 . . . Fall Play (pub.) 4. MARK W. POPHAM Princeton Road, Sterling The past is the present is the future.” Truth . . . relics . . . absurdities . . . Hesse . . . seasons . . . rock ’n’ roll . . . cross-country skiing . . . development of mind and soul . . . and the band played on . . . DAVID QUAIL South Nelson Road, Sterling SUSAN QUAGLIA 30 Mt. View Drive, Holden Always turn your face to the sun, and the shadows will be found behind you.” Suzy . . . castles . . . log cabins . . . the summer” . . . once a day you don’t . . . big brother nothing’s impossible. LYNN DENISE QUIST 39 Quinapoxet Street, Jefferson The greater your joy of your sorrow, the smaller the world in your eyes.” My hubbie” . . . British racing green . . . skiing . . . football . . . student council 1,2,3 . . . French Club 1,2,3 . . . Ski Club 1,2 . . . Gym leader 1 . . . Thespian Club 1. RICHARD RAITTO 65 Suomi Street, Paxton Happiness is making other people happy.” Chicks . . . blue montego . . . bud . . . fogged windows . . . skiing . . . honda . . . NC. DEBRA JEAN RAMSEY Redemption Rock Trail, Sterling The most useless day of all is that in which we have not laughed.” Winter . . . ski-dooing . . . N.C. . . . pink . . . friends . . . Saints 2 . . . F.B.L.A. 3,4. ROBERT RAYLA 8 Alpha Road, Holden GEORGE M. REED 2 Main Street, Sterling The higher they fly the fewer the many.” French Club 2,3 .. . French National Honor Society 2,3,4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Homeroom Rep. 3 ■ ■ • A.F.S. 2 . . . Saints 4 . . . Golf Team 4 . . . Intramural Floor Hockey 4. BETH ANNE REGO Davis Street, Rutland Life is to be fortified with many friendships.” Wicked, Unreal!” . . . White Mtns. . . . M M’s . . . Siddhartha . . . Blk. Oak, Arkansas . . . Ran” . . . sunsets . . . sunrises . . . champ” . . . ocean and rivers . . . Jaguars” . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Business Club 3,4. 140 STEVEN RENAUD Mirick Road, E. Princeton LARRY RETTIG 142 Salisbury Street, Holden Snagglepuss” . . . Linda . . , Betty . . . whipped cream . . . Coke . . . Plum Island ... 25 . . . Miss Emma . . . rushes . Gold . . . concerts . . . bikes . FAT CITY ... Ski Cl. 3 .. . Band 1,2 . . . French Cl. 3 . . . Mathletes 1,2 .. . Honor Roll 1 , 2 , 4 . HAZEL R. ROBINSON 43 West Street, Paxton The only way to have a friend is to be one.” I would like to become an artist. Lobsters are one of my favorite foods. MAUREEN LAURA ROMASZKO 8 Elizabeth Lane, Paxton It’s nice to see kids smile.” Blue” . . . Hawaii . i . surf . . . Christmas . . . Dave . . . playing guitar . . . tennis . . . C. P. . . . kids . . . Nights in white satin . . . sunsets . . . Makapoo Beach. DEBBIE ROTTI 279 Princeton Road, Sterling Jet. You want me to wear a DRESS?” Dirty jokes??? . . . Buick . . . W.B. . . . Business Club . . . Clinton High. CAROL RICKARD 41 Meadow Wood Drive, Holden . . .as much wild land as you can wander in a long summer’s day.” Songs . . . sea . . . people who reach out . . . being . . . cold duck . . . sailing. HERBERT ROBINSON 434 Grove Street, Paxton 141 GAIL ANNE RUSSELL 15 Forest Drive, Holden JUANITA RUGG Maple Street, Sterling I would that my life remain a tear and a smile.” Russ” . . . lightening . . . green lemons” . . . Beethoven’s 5th . . . Worthington Corners . . . French 1.2.3.4 . . . F.N.H.S. 2,3,4 ... Ski 2.3.4 . . . N.H.S. 3,4 .. . Hockey Cheerleader 3,4 .. . Hon. Roll 1,2,3,4. KAREN L. RYAN 12 Fairchild Drive, Holden Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of your life.” Black . . . Gorden” . . . Saturday night . . . clothes . . . gum . . . Lemon . . . OG’s . . . oceans . . . gymnastics. ROBERTA RYANT Tucker Road, Holden Sometimes happy, never sad. Always naughty, never bad.” Bert” . . . cramit clown . . . Wanna join a convent?” . . . hipcheeks . . . Spencer . . . D P. Glee Club . . . Rep CL 1,2,3 . . . F. Hockey Mgr. 2,3 . . . Paw Prinks 2 . . . Decorating Comm. . . . F.H.A. 3 . . . Guidance. SUSAN A. SAARINEN 61 West Street, Paxton Wicked”, Unreal”, Unbelievable” Jim . . . John McLaughlin . . . Jimi Hendrix . . . J. Giles concert — Feb. 14, 1971 . . . White Mountains . . . Jungle Beach . . . Sportsee xlch . . . snickers. SUSAN SALLY SAMLER Jewett Road, Sterling Jet. A friend is the first person who walks in when the whole world has gone out.” Sue” . . . purple . . . Lasagna . . . horseback riding . . . swimming . . . Social Worker . . . Hon. Roll 1,3. FRANK SAMPSON 25 Brunnell Drive, Holden It’s useless to use armies to fight ideas.” Institutional Jesus Freak . . . Convo 72 . . . Dallas . . . FBS 2 . . . Anicbir House. MARILYN RUTH SANDERSON 118 Forest Drive, Holden He who, from zone to zone, guides through the boundless sky thy certain flight, in the long way that I must tread alone will lead my steps aright. Pink . . . Bruins . . . oranges . . . N.H.S. 142 RICHARD SEUSS 41 North Main Street, Oakdale Mustang . . . Bolton Orchards . . . apples . . . milk . . . Davis’ Farms . . . Big Blue . . . Sterling . . . racing . . . Ski Cl. 2 . . . F.F.A. 2,3,4 . . . F.F.A. Pres. 4. PAMELA J. SHIELDS North Row Road, Sterling Oh my God!” Unreal” Tony . . . 4 5 69 . . . Tull . . . Zeppelin concerts . . . the beach . . . ocean blue . . . Sundays . . . Pammy (plan-plege) . . . Business Club. DONALD R. SANDSTROM Anthony Drive, Rutland Be yourself — not somebody else.” Summer . . . winter ice hockey . . . Soccer 3,4 .. . Band 1,2. WILLIAM J. SCULLY 34 Highland Park Road, Rutland Do good to thy friend to keep him, to thy enemy to gain him.” Bill . . . tennis . . . Mudcat” . . . blue . . . Bun” . . . Baseball 1,2 — Varsity 3,4 .. . Football 3 . . . N.H.S. DARLENE SIGEL 20 Wyoming Drive, Holden A life filled with laughter and love lacks little.” Gerry” . . . buddies . . . oceans . . sunsets . . . swimming . . . Italians . . Varsity F. Hockey . . . Spring Musicals . . . Winter Play . . . H R. Rep. . . . Yearbook. DIANE MARY SESIA Route 140, Sterling Love and happiness are doubled when they are shared with someone you love.” Di” . . . Buddies . . . beaches . . . lobster . . . snowmobiling . . . skiing . . laughing . . . H.R. Rep. . . . Senior Class Play . . . Yearbook. DON SHERMAN 1 Fairchild Drive, Holden There is nothing so powerful as truth, and so often nothing so strange.” Boating . . . Fred” . . . Lark . . . Science Fair 2 . . . German Cl. 1,2,3. wv Do it right the first time so you don’t have to do it again.” Bird . . . Ray . . . Schlitz . . . Layla . . . Summit . . . Vera . . . Sheba . . , Chicago . . . Eric Clapton . . . oil . . . purple. GERALDINE ANN SIDOTI Pleasantdale Road, Rutland 143 DEBORAH SIMPSON 772 Salisbury Street, Holden Live each day as though it were your last.” oceans . . . sunshine . . . glass houses . . . art . . . concerts . . . black . . . painting . . . 2:30 . . . a silver spoon . . . friends . . . Art Club 2,3 .. . Spanish Club 3. CHERYL ANNE SMITH 1726 Main Street, Jefferson Beauty is Friendship.” Cher” . . . Friday nights . . . tennis . . . chicken . . . people . . . Ah-huh . O P. . . . Friends . . . camping . . . New England . . . hockey . . . having fun . . . Special Education . . F.T.A. 3 . . . F.B.L.A. 3,4 (Program Chairman) . . . Reflections 3 (Office Manager). ELIZABETH JANE SMITH Prospect Street, Princeton To go on from here, I can’t use words, they don’t say enough ...” Betty” . . . J.P.B. . . . buddies, art . . . music . . . singing . . . acting . . . Christmas . . . Spring Musicals . . . Art Club . . . Winter Play . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Hel-lo” GAIL SMITH 265 Pleasant Street, Paxton It’s your pleasant work and the smile you wear that makes the sun shine everywhere.” Smitty” . . . hockey . . . cheering . . . sunshine . . . friends . . . bumpa’s dinos . . . blue . . . French 1,2 ... Ski 3 .. . Hockey Cheerleader 3,4 . . . AFS 3 . . . Field Hockey 3 . . . Spring Play 2 . MICHAEL B. SMITH 639 Pleasant Street, Paxton He shook his head and said, It was a good story ...” There were people and music and plays and days When I just didn’t do anything So it goes . . . Goodbye. NANCY SUE SPINDLER Glenwood Road, Rutland A smile can go a long, long way.” Field Hockey J.V. 1, V 3,4 . . . Thespian Club 1,2 .. . H R. Rep. 2 . . . Reflections 4 . . . 3R 4. LINDA SPOFFORD 468 Shrewsbury Street, Holden We all live under the same sky, but we don’t all have the same horizon.” Boston . . . Summer 72 . . . concerts . . . Piccadilly . . . the Alps . . . metro . . . Thespian Club 1,2 . . . J.V. Field Hockey 1 . . . Honor Roll 3 . . . French Club 1,2. 144 DEBRA SUE ST. GEORGE 1994 North Main Street, Jefferson Nothing is wasted that makes a memory.” Steve . . . blue . . . fried clams . . . Logan lnt’1 . . . pearls . . . Chinese food . . . Library Club 2 . . . Office Worker 3,4 .. . 3R 4. LINCOLN SCOTT STANHOPE 274 Pleasant Street, Paxton Today is the beginning of the rest of your life, so put everything you’ve got into it.” Library Club 2,3,4 . . . Intramural Floor Hockey 3. RITA STOCKBRIDGE 105 Suomi Street, Paxton Remember that the good times will never change.” Jim . . . forever and always . . . blue . . . Chevelle SS . . . blackberry brandy . . . 3R . . . Basketball. GORDON STOCKS 20 Surrey Lane, Holden Anyone should be able to think or do what they want as long as it doesn’t hurt anybody else!” Bass Guitar . . . skiing . . . motorcycles . . . Jimi Hendrix Experience. JOSEPH STREETER Pleasantview Avenue, Sterling ELAINE STROM Lowell Avenue, Holden Why do today what you can put off ’til tomorrow.” Bones” . . . Summit . . . Michael” . . Jethro Tull . . . green . . . Folk Music Club 1 . . . Honor Roll 2. JOSEPH STRONG Main Street, Rutland DEBRA ANN SULLIVAN 39 Kendall Road, Holden I feel glad when you feel good.” Debbie” . . . Sull” . . . seafood . . . sports . . . fun . . . music . . . hockey . . . Friday nites . . . green . . . J.V. Basketball 2 . . . Softball 3, 4 . . . FBLA 3,4 (Vice President) . . . Honor Roll 3. 145 FAYE SULLIVAN High View Farm, Sterling To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life.” Sunny . . . riding . . . skiing . . . the ocean . . . Students for Political Action . . . Reflections. PETER A. SZEIDLER 181 Brattle Street, Holden Smile, it hurts less.” Soccer games . . . summer . . . winter . . . country roads . . . Let there be lots of people . . . Band 1,2 . . . German Club 2 . . . Soccer 3. BEVERLY ANN TAIPALE Prescott Street, Rutland A life filled with laughter and love lacks little.” Bev” . . . Dan . . . 8 1 71 . . . cream cheese and olives . . . my Rambler . . . nature . . . silly rabbit . . . Devereux . . . walking . . . laughing . . . talking . . . 3R program . . . Business Club 4. WILLIAM EDWARD TAYLOR 59 Plymouth Road, Holden LOUISE TODD 81 Malden Street, Holden A wise man never puts away chidish things.” Wieze” . . . Boston . . . Oh my God!” . . . summer ’72 . . . human interest stories . . . Little Luke . . . WWBACC . . . Thespian Club 1,2 .. . Spanish Club 2,3 . . . Gymnastics . . . Home Room Representative 2,3,4 . . . Honor Roll 1,2,4. PATRICIA TOOMEY Birchwood Drive, Holden PAUL CHRISTIAN TOSI Griffin Road, Sterling When talking about someone, if you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say anything.” Sports car racing . . . BMW 2002 Alpina . . . 911S . . . 911R ... 917 Turbo and Lemans Version . . . blue . . . Ski Club . . . Latin Club. 146 SANDRA LYNN TOSI Rowley Hill Road, Sterling I am glad I shall never be young without wild Country to be young in. Of what avail are forty freedoms without a blank spot on the map?” SARA DEMENA TRAVIS 35 Boyden Road, Holden Love isn’t love until you give it away.” Buddies! . . . P.S.G. . . . dancing . . . skiing . . . art . . . Jan. 9 . . . Art Club . . . Spring Musicals. ROBERT TREMBLAY 67 Princeton Street, Holden Life is what you make of it.” Coona . . . Architecture and drafting . . . Domes . . . Mustang 302 . . . outside activities . . . the ocean . . . Durby Street . . . stero’s . . . pool . . . hair. DAVID J. TRUEDSON 13 Briarcliff Lane, Holden Unbelieveable, let’s be outta here!” beep-beep” . . . Tut . . . Tutty . . . Sue . . . Breens . . . Clean Bowl . . . Alice Cooper . . . Mac’s party . . . Hockey 1,2,4. JANE LAURA TRUESDELL 91 Laurel Hill Lane, Holden How can we be sure of anything. The tide changes.” Janie” . . . art . . . concerts . . . spring . . . Peugeot . . . Boston . . . wooden whistle . . . bagels and cream cheese . . . Art Club 1,2 .. . Thespian Club 1,2 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Honor Roll 1,3,4. DAVID P. TURCOTTE Redemption Rock Trail, Sterling Long live the Beggar.” SHERYL LEE TYLER Rowley Hill, Sterling Only that day dawns to which we are awake.” Peace . . . love . . . dehydrated water . . . sewing . . . oopsie . . . French . . . Thespian . . . Sailing Club . . . Oliver. KATHRYN J. UDELL 21 Spring Drive, Paxton Aging children; I am one.” the sun and the ocean . . . camping . . . skiing . . . swimming . . . running . . . Scarborough . . . benji . . . animals . . . spd . . . frangipani . . . hart . . . music . . . concerts . . . guitar . . . piano . . . flute . . . d.w.. . . Sundays . . . leaving in June . . . Reflections 4. 147 Pk LINDA URBANOVITCH Bryant Road, Jefferson It doesn’t matter what you love or how you love, but that you love.” Feature Twirler . . . football games . . . shows . . . Paris . . . chocolate . . . fall . . . green . . . blue . . . F.T.A 3,4 .. . Spring play 3,4 .. . Latin Club 3,4 .. . 3R. ROBERT T. VAUGH 44 Chapel Street, Holden What is life worth without freedom.” Bob . . . autumn . . . walking . . . Scott Pond. JOYCE VIGLIATURA 118 Pleasant Street, Paxton JULIA A. VIGLIOTTI 115 Valley Hill Drive, Holden The subtlest beauties in life are unseen and unheard.” Take foaming oceans, stormy days, setting suns, boogeying, wine, people, tears, laughter, love . . . mix . . . roll. Then, lick on the gummed side. BARBARA L. VOTRUBA Campbell Street, Rutland Love, and do what you will.” Basia” . . . summer . . . talking . . blue . . . Jethro Tull . . . chicken . . . M.G.’s . . . T.T. . . . anything that’s fun . . . Thesp. 1 . . . German 2,3 .. . Library 3. LISA WAGNER Bryn Coron, Princeton Of two minds, the twin is to double life given.” Writing . . . gypsies and sailors . . . Quebec . . . traveling . . . castles . . . hawks and horses . . . storms . . . French 1, Thespian 1 . . . CCS 3 . ■ . Sailing 2 . . . Photography 3 . . . Quilt (Ed.) . . . Reflections (Co-Ed.) . . . H R. Rep. I . . . Ski 1,2,3 ■ ■ • German 3. WILLIAM GEORGE WALKER JR. Turkey Hill Terrace, Rutland You might not always be able to get what you want, so get what you can.” Willy” . . . women . . . song . . . roast beef. DAN WALSH 16 Sherwood Hill Drive, Holden You’ll be able to find me living on Easy Street in Fat City.” Hockey . . . Volkswagens. 148 JOSEPH WARRINGTON 14 Highland Park Road, Rutland Take a day at a time and make the best out of what you’ve got.” Joe” . . . blue . . . traveling . . . friends . . . Freshman football . . . J. V. football . . . gymnastics 3. MARK EDGAR WATSON Redstone Hill Road, Sterling Man makes mistakes, but to really foul things up takes a computer.” Set crew, senior play 2 . . . 3R. PATRICIA ANN WELSH 1268 Wachusett Street, Jefferson We all live under the same sky, but we do not all see the same horizon.” Friends . . . learning . . . Thesp. 1,2 . . . A.F.S. 1,3 . . . F.T.A. 2,3 .. . SAINT 2,4 . . . Yearbook 4. JOHN EVERETT WENTZELL 403 Shrewsbury Street, Holden Because we’re all in this together.” Wentz” . . . sleeping ... all sports . . . Princeton . . . Espo . . . prime beef . . . Baseball, J.V. 1, Varsity 2,3,4 . . . football 1 . . . basketball 1,2, (var.) 3,4 .. . N.H.S. 3,4 . . . Sp. N.S.H. 2,3,4. ) JOSEPH WILLIAM WERSAL East Princeton Road, East Princeton Swimming . . . boating . . . bowling water-skiing . . . money . . . poker . hunting . . . fishing . . . buying and selling antiques . . . collecting old weapons . . . woodworking . . . gym leader corps. MARIANN WESPI 72 Cook Street, Holden I seek the open places, that I might find the sun.” Skiing . . . distant places . . . water . . . camping, hiking . . . bread, cheese, and wine . . . the seasons . . free spirit . . . country roads . . . communication. ELIZABETH JEAN WETHERHEAD 63 Woodridge Road, Holden The mind is bound by many cords of logic and reason, while the heart is often bound by the invisible thread of a single memory.” 149 JEFFREY WARNER WHEELER Beaman Road, East Princeton Live life for what it is, not what it could have been.” Green . . . skating . . . Spring play 2,3,4 . . . Senior Play 1,4 .. . FFA 1,2,3 . . . TMA 1,2,3,4 . . . Home Room Rep. 1,2,3. DAVID JOHN WHITE 84 Wachusett Street, Holden Truth is the foundation of happiness.” Whitey” . . . Red Light . . . Frosh Football . . . JV baseball . . . Spring track 2,4 .. . Hockey 1,2,3,4 . . . Girl watcher 1,2,3,4,5,6 . . . LISA KAY WHITE 18 Mount View Drive, Holden It’s me. In some ways I am like everybody else. In some ways I’m like somebody else. And in some ways I’m like nobody else.” Bruce . . . ten . . . Pt. 23 . . . Boylston . . . Cape Cod. THERESA LYNN WHITE John Dee Road, Sterling Happiness isn’t a goal to be obtained, it is a way of life.” Danny . . . Ford Torino GT . . . Boylston . . . horses . . . Debadonna and Dante . . . Holden House? GARY WHITNEY 4 Grove Street, Paxton Camping . . . cars . . . travel . . . Sailing Club 2. LESLIE IRENE GAUDETTE (WHITNEY) R.F.D. Lucas Road, Sterling Junction Wait, thy child of hope, for God shall teach thee all things.” Richard W. Whitney . . . blue . . . stuffed animals . . . Love . . . Richard . . . Brute” . . . What a mess” . . . Clinton Reservoir . . . 3R 4 . . . Library Club 2 . . . Office Worker 3,4. VIRGINIA JEANNE WHITNEY Lucas Road, Sterling If you lived here, you’d be home by now.” Gin” . . . horses! . . . photography . . . bike-riding . . . people’s reactions . . . Levon” . . . etc. . . . Band . . . Thespian and Fr. Club . . . Spring Musical . . . Science Fair . . . Yearbook. SUSAN MARIE WHITTLES 144 Bailey Road, Holden Whatever your lot in life, build something on it.” Horses . . . chocolate ... ice cream . . . dungarees . . . springtime . . . skating . . . Business Club. 150 PETER WILCOX 61 Laurelwood Road, Holden LINDA JEANNE WILDER 3 Forestdale Road, Paxton May you live as long as you like and have all that you like as long as you live.” Autumn . . . mocha-chip ice cream . . . cheering . . . daisies . . . Camaro. SUSAN C. WILLETT 21 In wood Road, Rutland The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Skiing . . . Strawberry Hill . . . Camaro’s . . . purple. HEIDI WINSLOW 21 Spring Drive, Paxton In nature, we return to faith and reason.” Hey Ken! . . . art . . . sunshine . . . nature . . . camping ... all nighters . . . concerts . . . friends . . . laughing . . . Bo Jangles . . . my parents . . . skiing . . . guitar . . . overalls . . . pockets . . . vans . . . Princeton. JAMES WILLIAMSON 183 West Street, Paxton If you don’t like it, try to change it.” Sunshine and a blue sky . . . blue jeans . . . not enough time ... all kinds of music . . . writing poetry . . . playing soccer . . . Chrysler Newport. LAURIE WOLFAHRT Pleasantdale Road, Rutland Loneliness is having so many friends and people who love you — but not knowing whom to turn to in times of need.” Skiing . . . reading . . . music . . . Ski a. GAIL M. WOOD 1440 Main Street, Holden Tomorrow is the first day of the rest of your life.” Meeting people . . . going places . . . skating . . . snow . . . vacations . . . going to the beach . . . going to hockey games . . . sunny days . . . concerts. Looking at things that pass me by; wondering if where I’ve been is worth the things I’ve been through.” Woodie” . . . barefeet . . . pretzels . . . artichokes . . . lobster . . . oldies . . . fog . . . boardwalk . . . Ski Cl. 1 . . . A.F.S. 3. DONNA WOODWARD 2 Marlen Road, Holden 151 MATTHEW S. WYREBECK Justice Hill Road, Sterling The earth is all the homes I have, the heavens ■— my wide roof tree.” Red . . . blue . . . bike-riding . . . snow shoeing . . . skating . . . autumn . . . Spring Musical 1 . . . French Cl. 1,2 . . . Reflections 4 . . . Yearbook. PATRICIA ANNE ZIMMER Walbridge Road, Paxton And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God.” Patti” . . . Zim” . . . hockey games . . . corvettes . . . Weenie” . . . blue . . . cheering . . . The P.A. . . . giving haircuts . . . Hockey Cheerleader 2,3,4 (capt.) . . . Student Counc. 3,4 (pres.) . . . H.R. Rep. 2 . . . Class Pres. 3 . ■ • Hon. Roll 1,2,3 . . . N.H.S. 3,4. EILEEN DIANE ZONA 674 Salisbury Street, Holden There are plenty of acquaintances in the world but very few real friends.” Blue . . . J.G.H. . . . cheering . . . Florida . . . steak . . . teaching . . . J.V. Basketball Cheerleader 1 . . . Varsity 2,3,4 . . . Secretary 4 . . . Thesp. Cl. 2 . . . Ski Cl. 4 . . . Spring Play 1 , 2,3,4. DONALD FRANCIS ZORN Meeting House Hill, Sterling Don’t mess with the best cause the best don’t mess.” Breen’s . . . cars . . . Debbie . . . Stars and stripes forever” . . . Hon. Roll 1,2,3,4. BRADFORD ARTHUR HUBBARD Houghton Road, E. Princeton Man who cannot tell the truth might as well quit.” Brad” . . . Rosalee . . . 440 Super Stinger . . . Bud . . . pizza . . . Friday . . . cows . . . blue . . . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. JANET ELAINE JORDAN Muschopauge Road, Rutland There aren’t any strangers in the world, just friends you haven’t met yet.” Green . . . Guernseys . . . summers . . . Grange . . . howling . . . 3R elementary teacher . . . French Cl. 1 . . . F.N.H.S. 3,4 .. . F.T.A. 3,4 . . . Chapter Sweetheart 3,4 .. . Hon. Roll 1,2,3,4 . . . Yearbook. JANET MACKENZIE Clinton Road, Sterling Love is patient and kind; love does not keep a record of wrongs; but is pleased with the Truth. Love never gives up; its faith, hope and patience never fail.” Ricky Jan. MELODIE ANN LOCKE PALUK 11 Chestnut Avenue, Sterling Jet. To be able to love, and to be loved back is all I ask of life.” Mel” . . . John . . . Jennifer . . . steak . . . Pot Roast ... a John M. Jr. . . . April 7, 1972 . . . Happiness. 152 RHONDA GALE FOUGERE Miles Street, Rutland Years go by, Some memories fade and die. But Dixie you still shine. Now up here where it’s cold. Folks don’t understand your soul.” Temple Terrace, Florida . . . B.H.T. . . . H.D.H. . . . nursing. DORY ANN RICHARDS Manning Street, Holden And soon you’ll find that we’re all one and life flows on . . . within you and without you ...” Sandcastles . . . barefeet . . . sun . . . walking . . . rainbows . . . windy days . . . mountain sunsets . . . Is everybody happy?” LINDA CAROL VANTASSEL Putnam Road, Holden Lindy” . . . Larry . . . Casper . . . Tigger Rag . . . Plum Island . . . The Pipe” . . . concerts . . . writing . . . piano . . . Catchin’ a buzz!” BRIAN JOSEPH HONAN 140 Maple Avenue, Rutland Within you is a stillness and a sanctuary to which you can retreat at anytime and be yourself.” Blue . . . Crosby, Stills, Nash Young . . . Watertown . . . The Bus . . . Reflec. 4 . . . Spring Play 2, 3, 4 . . . Fall Play 3, 4. CALLIE-JANE MACK 299 Holden Street, Holden Peace” Arlington and Marlboro High . . . walking down railroad tracks . . . Worcester Science Center . . . Physics . . . Biology . . . Student librarian. SALLY WEST MARSH Fairview Avenue, Rutland A weed is a plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered.” P.C. . . . truckin’ . . . livin’ . . . lovin’ . . . mountains . . . jivin’ . . . hikin’ . . . bikin’ . . . friends . . . gettin’ it on . . . Jackson N.H. . . . laughs . . . bongs. MARY JANE MERCHANT Quinapoxet Street, Jefferson There are many kinds of love, but never the same love repeated.” R.C.B. . . . Bobby . . . Aug. 18 . . . Friendly’s . . . Princeton . . . winter . . . snowmobiling . . . Guidance office . . . Nurse Club. CATHY MULVEY Turkey Hill Road, Sterling Born to be wild.” (Easy Rider) graduated . . . Mulley . . . fields . . . woods . . . life . . . meeting people . . . truckin’. JEFF NICHOLS Worcester Road, Princeton Light blue . . . Rossingnol” . . . to ski fast . . . Soccer 2, 3 • ■ ■ Ski Club 1, 2, 3. BOB SAUCIER Route 140, Sterling Don’t go for two you might end up with none.” Music . . . C.P. . . . Gibsons . . . mice . . . Chevys . . . Hot Fudge Sundaes. DAVID FRENCH 25 Bascom Parkway, Holden Always keep smiling, People will wonder what you have been up to.” Hunting . . . Fishing . . . hockey . . . football 1, 2, 3 . . . Winter track 3, 4 . . . Spring track 2, 3, 4. PHILIP L. HENDERSON 56 Highland Avenue, Holden Do tomorrow what you can do today.” Hunting . . . fishing . . . blue . . . lobster newburg . . . motorcycles . . . girls . . . army. 153 ARMINEH GHEVIAN, IRAN An emissary of friendship Bringing us newness and smiles Showing us the world outside our small doors. Life, faith and joy — These gifts of hers she gives to us To broaden our horizons And teach us of ourselves and the world What can we give you but what you gave us? Class of 1973 154 CLASS SWEETHEART Faye Sullivan CUTEST GIRL AND BOY BEST ALL-AROUND GIRL Sara Travis and John Wentzell AND BOY Peggy Horstmann and Peter Wilcox MOST SCHOLARLY BOY George Balko MOST SCHOLARLY GIRL Sandy Tosi MOST ATHLETIC Denis Hickey and Tina Olson BEST DRESSED Edie Moore and Bruce McKnight CLASS BLUSHER Doug Moore CUTEST COUPLE NICEST HAIR Sheryl Tyler n T A t 1 r m L 1 J i _ j NICEST SMILES Leslie Clapp and Jim Mellor MOST COURTEOUS Peter McGinness NICEST EYES Gary Harrington and Alice Gusha , :i ' � 1 •• r, ! J 1 i . � { ' • •• i 4 ■} V !:| . . H � j Mi BEST NATURED Joan Gribouski DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS David Oates and Don Nowak MOST SOPHISTICATED Pam Johnson BEST IN COMPUTER CLASS CLOWN David Fish David White 160 NOISIEST AND QUIETEST Diane Sesia and Patty Welsh CLASS TARZAN Bruce Alicandro MOST DARING Craig Ball SPIRIT ni: MOST ARTISTIC •• • i J ! Connie Crooker ! MOST MUSICAL Deane Leavenworth MOST THEATRICAL Betty Smith CLASS WIT Peter Hoglund MOST UNFORGETTABLE CHARACTER Dick Curtis Lrww ■ Robyn Johnston and Kurt Anderson SHORTEST AND TALLEST Rosie Huettner and Paul Murphy the Sun will Shine through Once on a rainy morning I walked silently through a wooded glen the birds and animals sang to me softly serenely undisturbing the forest quiet A gurgle-gurgle played over the pebbles of a swift-moving stream. By the stream the trees parted to allow some grass to form a cushioned seat the arms of an old but majestic oak beckoned me rest. Feet dangling happily lay down relaxed no rain beat on my body the oak was my shelter my comfort. I must have fallen asleep for when I woke the sun shone through Peggy Horstmann To Recognize Warmth from the sun In golden rays Cold from the snow On white days Wet from the rain In splashing drops Waves from the river In crashing stops Leaves from the tree In downward fall Petals from the flower In growth so tall Blue from the sky Reaching up high Black from the night Coming into sight Grey from the Storm Milling into view Clear from the wetness Of the morning dew Purple from the violet Sprouting in the grass Green from the moss Spreading in a mass Sorrow from a sad affair Making you feel down Pain from a minor cut Causing you to frown Hatred from an enemy Wasting time on you Happiness from something small Proving dreams come true Fright from a restless sleep Resulting in nightmare Love from a little child Kneeling in a prayer Rochelle Hobbs I thought of today Leslie Clapp A tear came to my eye. I put it in a big box Just for you but, Soon it was gone. I had a cloud. I put it in a big box Just for you but. Soon it had escaped. I found a violet flower. I put it in a big box Just for you but. Soon it had wilted. I have Love for you but. There’s no box for it! Will you take it unwrapped? Denis Hickey 169 morn I am free with the wind my face lifted to feel its coolness feet tingle at the touch of plush, velvet clover and bared arms toast in the soft sunlight. Chirping birds announce the beginning of another day ' CAB Flight Wendy Korjeff Forlorn they circled in the sky Alone, together they flew Silver, silken fuselage Reflections of the whitecapped waves below. Shadows on the gleaming sand Suspended, soaring through the sky. Soloing first then together ballet. Joy screaming white against blue Unrestrained freedom, beauty, life. Boundless energy gracefully insistently straining forth. Gillian Lloyd Dennis Day Toe, heel, flex, point, extend, contract, reach, bend, relax, lights on, forming lines, correct your body line, extend foot, drag toe and away you go across the floor. Sitting in your Abe Lincoln balcony seat, eyes fixed on stage, mind a blank, you’re the dancer. Mary I. DiNoia “The Motor V’s Anti-Motto” of “Thous Shalt Not” Forsooth! The Wild Vermouth; While Bourbon plays on Pixi’s youth Whatso is life but so uncouth — Behold! The Brave and Bold; Who blithely float toward early old Until they taste the smell of cold — Come See! Man ' s Agony; As well can please the female bee For He who pays the highest fee — Alas! The Underclass; Who look below to fail but pass In time mowed down like so much grass — Cry out! To You who Shout: Your mortal terror of all doubt You’ll never find what life’s about. Pamela Houmere Marjorie Janes AND NOW, A WORD FROM OUR SPOUSOKS Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 from the Student Council 173 UUXA M RK ire 6RII.ITO D6UTSCHLAND0BER JL f el ' n ALLE. 9 ) v «i f £ c$ Cr.ff V VO °4 g 4 ? ' 1 vr %«z$ !T f? 1 WJkXCW A v ' •“ 5 «6; )0 ' ' U ; ■ 6. 7 cA y U. i C,. — 7 . ■: ' r - - ?: . v.v a ™“ OP -rt KV § O pl£ to ' ' 7w W v,_ •. H ' y ' ' sc AJ ZJ “Matthew (Are be 1C s ■ a� | v ;2tfcfy “li I ler l3 0 ?-vjpj -kbntbuuM Homeroom 128 176 Good Luck to the Class of ' 73 Homeroom 102 Homeroom 104 Homeroom 108 Homeroom 105 1973 Homeroom 106 177 bwcctM aJveaxl RUDOLF DeCRUZ Photographer CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER 311 MAIN STREET WORCESTER, MASS. 01608 753-6308 Weddings Schools Adults Commercial PROFESSIONALS Daniel H. Rice III, V.M.D. Joseph A. D ' Amico, O.D. Dr. and Mrs. H. Bradley Campbell Dr. Samuel Zaritt Dr. Murray Levin Dr. Russell Johnson Compliments of a Friend Dr. Leroy E. Mayo, M.D. Dr. Maurice H. Martel, D.D.S. Dr. Robert Ryder Dr. John J. Mercaldo PATRONS MR. R. P. SHERMAN MR. AND MRS. JOHN CROSS MR. AND MRS. F. H. MATTSON MR. AND MRS. C. H. OSLUND MR. AND MRS. L. P. URBANOVITCH MR. AND MRS. L. A. HUETTNER MR. AND MRS. W. S. SCULLY MR. AND MRS. E. L. DICKMAN DR. AND MRS. H. F. KRAMER MR. AND MRS. H. L. CONNOR MR. AND MRS. W. W. TRAVIS MR. AND MRS. ALADAR SZEIDLER MRS. J. SEUSS DR. R. E. MEYER MR. AND MRS. E. MIGDELANY MR. AND MRS. M. ELSMORE MR. AND MRS. J. F. DINGLE MRS. J. M. OGDEN MR. AND MRS. R. J. BOYLAN MR. AND MRS. A. ALICANDRO MR. AND MRS. MATHIEW MR. D. G. MARTIN MR. AND MRS. R. N. PLANTE MR. AND MRS. L. WILLETT MR. AND MRS. J.D. HUGHES MR. AND MRS. P. SMITH DR. AND MRS. VERNER JOHNSON MR. AND MRS. O. E. PETERSON MR. AND MRS. E. MAKI MR. AND MRS. P. H. HORSTMANN MR. AND MRS. I. W. OLSON MR. AND MRS. J. CAROLL MR. AND MRS. S. NOWAK MR. W. TODD 180 SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Crooker Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Fogg Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Korjeff Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Truedson Mr. and Mrs. O. B. McKnight Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hirvi Mrs. L. Stockbridge Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ohlson Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Butler Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Benedict Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Walker Mr. and Mrs. K. Cutting Mr. and Mrs. W. Jewell Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Hall Mrs. E. Jordan Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Davidson Mr. and Mrs. M. Sushchyk Mr. and Mrs. R. Bigelow Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Wentzell Mr. and Mrs. N. Hjulstrom Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Faletto Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Pope Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Messier Mrs. Lillian Miller Mr. and Mrs. R. Holsopple Mr. and Mrs. D. Kerxhalli Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Battye Mr. and Mrs. J. Mellor Mr. and Mrs. E. Watson Mr. and Mrs. R. MacDuff Mr. and Mrs. S. Miller Mrs. Constance Anderson Mrs. C. Bartek Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Taipale Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Bergstrom Mr. and Mrs. M. Clapp Mr. and Mrs. P. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. R. Olson Mr. and Mrs. E. Patten Mr. and Mrs. R. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hart Mr. and Mrs. A. Howland Mr. and Mrs. C. Marsh Mr. an d Mrs. H. D. Desroches, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hoglund Mr. and Mrs. A. Lorenz Mr. and Mrs. K. Deitmer Mr. and Mrs. G. Courville Mr. and Mrs. C. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. E. Richards Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Merchant Mrs. Pauline Cloutier Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Holloway 181 Keep fiscally fit Offices in: Worcester • Auburn • Holden • West Boylston • Westboro 450 Main Street Worcester, Mass. 01608 B peoples bank Phone (617) 754-1745 CHAFFINS GARAGE ZOTTOLI BROTHERS CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE 512 Main Street Holden, Massachusetts 01520 829-6922 sales 829-5396 service 182 Compliments of RALPH W. WAGNER AND SONS, INC, 345 Bullard St, Holden, Massachusetts HOLDEN TRAP ROCK CO. 2077 Main St. 829-4691 829-4691 Holden, Mass. 01520 Bituminous Concrete For Roads and Driveways Mail Address: Holden, Mass. Tel: 829-4691 For Friendly and Individual Help In Appraisals, Rentals, and Arranging Mortgages. Call: ALU and ED BERRYMAN Real Estate Brokers Holden 829-4982 BRENTWOOD PHARMACY Holden St., Holden Richard E. Anderson ' ■ Y . And here we have the North Pole ... 183 RUTLAND VARIETY STORE Light Groceries — Luncheonette Patented Medicines MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ROBERT O B. otiOVE • REALTOR SALES AND APPRAISALS WILL TRADE HOLDEN OFFICE • 1133 MAIN ST. • 829-6601 Maple Ave. Rutland. Mass. Tel. 886-4770 755-5223 607 PLEASANT ST. PAXTON, MASSACHUSETTS 01612 Compliments of CHRISTO ' S MARKET Compliments of YVONNE ' S BEAUTY SALON Holden St., Holden 5 Maple Ave. Rutland, Mass. 01543 1 1 To the Class of ' 73 BERNARD R. CONTE GEORGE A. GOVE Gas and Electric Welding Of all Kinds The Modern VACUUM PRESSURE METHOD The ONLY THOROUGH Way to CLEAN SEPTIC TANKS and CESSPOOLS HOLDEN SANITATION COMPANY H. W. Pope 516 Wachusett St. Holden, Mass. Telephone 829-3793 Compliments of the R. D. PERRIO CONSTRUCTION CO. ' M • Y h Whada ya mean you don ' t like my mustache? 185 186 SUNNYSIDE MOTOR COMPANY Holden, Mass. WARREN ' S MARKET 160 Doyle Rd. Holden, Mass. PAXTON LIQUORS PIONEER TREE CO. INGA Landscape Design and Construction Residential — Commerical — Industrial 65 S. Main St., Holden 829-2244 Compliments of KAY ' S COUNTRY STORE Wachusett Street, Holden WYNDHAVEN-AGWAY Growers of Fine Fruit Headquarters For Home, Lawn, and Garden Supplies Worcester Rd., Sterling, Mass. BEE ' S YARN FABRIC SHOP Worcester Rd. — Rte. No. 12 Sterling, Mass. 01565 Tel.: 422-7245 MARIO ' S PLEASANT BEAUTY SALON All Phases of Beauty Culture The only Beauty Salon open every evening for your convenience Open six days a week: Daily 8 A.M.-I I P.M. Telephone 829-3330 Walk-in Service 187 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lizo+te Tar and Road Oils Sterling 138 DRIVEWAY MAINTENANCE, INC. Macadam Pavements — Bituminous Seal Treatments Mass. Best Wishes From — Your — WACHUSETT BOOSTERS CLUB Pictured here is the president of the Wachusett Booster Club, Charles Joliff, presenting a whirlpool bath on behalf of the club to the Athletic Director of the Wachusett Regional High School, Bill Griffin, and the football coaches, who received it on behalf of the Wachusett Regional High School. TO THE CLASS OF 1973 W.R.H.S. 189 WESTERN SEALANT OF MASSACHUSETTS, INC. 45 CHAPEL ST. HOLDEN, MASS. 01520 Impregnating Specialists - for Elimination of Micro and Macro Porosity PAXTON GULF STATION EVERETT DICKMAN 403 Pleasant St. Robert D. Blood, Prop. Maple Avenue Rutland, Massachusetts Tel. Turner 6-4321 OLD MILL LANCIANI EXCAVATING CO. Restaurant — Cocktail Lounge — Village Store Just off Route 2 at Route 2A Westminster, Mass. 641 Pleasant St., Paxton 755-5451 « Compliments of LIFE INSURANCE SAVINGS PLANS 190 R. J. PAQUETTE CONSTRUCTION W. Robert Johnston C.L.U. PAXTON GARAGE INC. General Repairing and Towing GEORGE C. HUNT, JR. 593 Pleasant St. Paxton Tel. 752-9834 For the Right Fashions For Young Men and Women Shop BENSON ' S fine apparel 1063 Main St. Holden, Mass. RUTLAND CAR AND SPORTS Rte. No. 122 at Pleasantdale Rutland 886-4772 We Sell Travel Trailers, Pickup and Tent Campers, Snowmobiles, Boats and Motors 21 I Doyle Rd., Holden Tel. 853-2666 Earle A. Johnson Flower Shops 14 Park Ave., Worcester Tel. 791-8304 Princeton Tennis Shoppe Brook Station Rd. Princeton, Mass Everything for Tennis Tel.: 464-2318 Terry, Chris, D. J. Hart, Prop. Compliments of Our Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 opticians Jtjunkiii 31 Lincoln St. Worcester, Mass. 191 JOHNSON ' S GARAGE AND PACKAGE STORE Rte. No. 140 Bill and Muriel Johnson, props. Phone 617-7903 Beer and Wine Sterling Jet., Massachusetts Compliments of GREEN MEADOW LODGE Compliments of T. L. O’CONNELL ASSOC. REALTORS-MLS 781 Main Street, Holden 829-6911 MANN ' S RECREATIONAL VEHICLE CENTER Rte. 122, Rutland Abra-Cadabra! Compliments of THE ALPINE SKI SHOP Ski Sport Specialists 1363 Main Street Holden, Massachusetts Congratulations Graduates STERLING NURSERY SCHOOL Emery and Kathleen Patten Compliments of Paxton 3nn PAXTON CENTER PAXTON. MASS- 01612 Compliments of HOLDEN MONTGOMERY-WARD TELEVISION CO. STORE Sales Service 601 Main Street, Holden Phone Number: 829-5343 [AfiWWh 802 Main St., Holden t WTgy; 829-4417 ZENITH THE SPORTSMAN ' S Holden Bicycle Shop SALES SERVICE 697 MAIN ST. HOLDEN, MASS. CYCLE SALES INC. Honda Motorcycles [ 780 Main Street 1 Holden, Mass. j L 1 7 QOO CfiEO I Tel. 829-6400 Ol -oZY-DUDj It Compliments of Compliments of [ HOLDEN PHARMACY CURRAN ' S 1 105 Main St. Holden SHOE STORE HOLDEN BAKERY Main Street Holden, Mass. 829-5403 1207 Main Street Holden 193 Compliments of REED PLASTIC CORP. Holden, Mass. Compliments of Compliments of HORACE ' S BARBER SHOP Jfltt J COLOR N CURL men ' s hairstyling v Qy razor cuts 3 Barbers 3 Parle Ave., Holden Phone: 829-5552 Tues. — Sat. 9 — 5 i ' Compliments of Compliments of MAYO ' S PHARMACY CONSUMER ' S SAVINGS BANK 1 l • OSLUND ' S SALES SERVICE CO. 1057 Main Street Holden 827-4427 Taylor rental center Power equipment 628 S. Main St. Holden 829-4983 Savings, Mortgages, Life Insurance Loans of all types 194 FULLER REGALIA FLAG CO, 1023 Main St., Holden Flags and Poles for all occasions Memorial Day — Flag Day Summer Homes Be proud +o be an American! CORKY ' S OLSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Holden, Mass. I II II ■� « r §§ - ' - ■ ' ' ' ' . ■ ■ • iff . . • ' ' ' ' Where ' d I bury my bone? HOLDEN PIZZA Delicatessen and Subs 597 Main St. Holden, Mass. 829-5406 For fast service call your order in HEATHER SHOP 195 Compliments of THOMPSON-LISTON ASSOC., INC. Civil engineer Worcester, Mass. Compliments of HOLDEN PACKAGE STORE GROGG SHOP 673 So. Main St. Holden, Mass. 2 + 2 equals what??? HOLDEN FARMERS SUPPLY Lumber Everything to build a better home Phone 829-2569 Holden, Mass. 197 NORMAND ' S HAIR STYLIST 787 Main St. Holden 829-2321 What . . . No Bosco? RON BOUVIER ' S PRO SPORT SHOP 1161 Main Street Holden, Mass. Specialists in Hockey and Tennis Equipment HUBBARD ' S GARAGE Main St., E. Princeton 464-2715 General Repairing and Ford Service HOLDEN HARDWARE CO. Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Hardware — Paints — Sporting Goods Phone — 829-4923 1101 Main St. 198 God ' ll ge+cha for that! HOLT COAL CO . . . Heating Oils . . . Plumbing . . . Heating Holden, Mass. FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP 1060 Main Street Compliments of GRIFF BROTHERS ' DAIRY FARM Holden, Mass. -mm JEFFERSON SERVICE STATION 595 Main St. Jefferson i ' 199 Compliments of FOSTER ASSOCIATES INC. Holden Industrial Park The Odd Couples Compliments of PARKER OIL SERVICE 674 Main St. Holden, Mass. 829-5454 HOLDEN HEATING CO., INC. Our customers are warm friends. 752 Main St. Holden, Mass. 01520 TIDMAN ' S RUG CENTER Rug — Carpet Sales — Service — Cleaning — I 107 Main St. Holden, Mass. 829-4929 829-2881 Emergency 756-7022 MARSHALL DRUG Prescription Specialists MATERIALS Artist, Craft, Children ' s Work and Play Perceptual Education Marshall Hurwitz 200 619 Main St. Holden 1129 Main St. Holden, Mass. 829-3445 DEA-FRASER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC I 135 Main St. Holden, Mass. 01520 General Repairs Hunt ' s Station 515 So. Main St. Tel. 829-9456 Holden, Mass. 01520 Wm f Next week ' s reason for living AG WAY INC. Supplies for Farm, Home and Garden Compliments of MATTSON ' S GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP 6o at u GotuUuctian Go... One. Kendall Hill Road Sterling Jet., Mass. 01565 cisiuu ' REALTY Campground Rd. Sterling Jet., Mass. Telephone 365-5063 422-6202 534-3124 201 OF THE Ho POLICE DEPARTMENT 202 SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL POLICE THEY SUPPORT YOU see page 227. THE ACORN Compliments of For this caption . . . . . . And only 43 more minutes . . . M. J. FLANAGAN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Worcester Rd., Sterling insurance of all kinds Tel. 422-6314 203 HOLDEN NURSING HOME INC. 32 Mayo Drive Blue Cross—Blue Shield Approved An extended care facility 829-4327 The House of Raymond Hairstyling for both men and women Rte. 12, Sterling Adjacent to Four Acres Restaurant 422-6382 Compliments of the RED DOOR Hmmm . . . Not baa!! 205 Compliments of THE BLUE PLATE HOLDEN SPA Main Street, Holden GIBSON ' S Gas Station — Store 243 South Main St. Holden, Mass. 829-9486 FFL No. 04-4761 Guns Bought and Sold SPORTSMAN ' S WORLD I 10 Worcester Rd., Sterling Jet., Mass. 01565 Everything for the outdoor sportsman Hunting and Fishing Equipment Sterling Flea Market every Sun. 9 AM — 5 PM William Wallace Tel. Bus. 422-8161 owner Res. 422-6557 I heard it through the grapevine!! Best Wishes To The Class of 1973 STERLING MANUFACTURING CO., INC. Sterling Road So. Lancaster, Mass. Custom Molders of Engineered Thermoplastics IN MEMORY OF VON BAER May he triply enjoy the ' pleasures he has afforded us. — The Committee George Dave Tom Steve Bill Pam HANK ANDY ' S SHELL STATION Route 12, Sterling 206 Compliments of HOLDEN MOBIL SERVICE 175 Main Street Holden, Mass. PAXTON COFFEE SHOP 677 Pleasant St. Paxton, Mass. Bernard Carlson — prop. VILLAGE PHARMACY Mel Mastrodomico — Reg. Pharm. Main Street Sterling 422-7791 From FRIEND WORCESTER NORTH SAVINGS INSTITUTION BRANCHES: Fitchburg — Leominster Sterling — Lunenburg I think I love you. 207 208 What ' s a Jock??? Compliments of MARK INC. 330 Main Street Worcester, Mass. ORBIT PIZZA PIZZA AND SOFT ICE CREAM CHICKEN, SPAGHETTI, GRINDERS BENSON ' S Esso Service Station 770 Main St. Holden Fish Carlson Marina, Inc. WOPS are TOPS! Would you believe 36D? . . and that’s the truth! Plbbth!!!” 209 When our high school experience is over, we outwardly say Thank God and inwardly shake at the thought of starting another journey. For some it will be freshman year again and for others it will be a venture into the dog-eat-dog , nine-to-five-gimme-an-alka-selt¬ zer world. Coming back to Wachusett will be an experience. Things, people, and places will have changed, leaving nothing familiar for us to hide behind or hold onto. But high school is part of us and an experience that will remain with us long after we hear our last D-hall list and 2:30 bell. 213 .If ' f To sneak a final look as we leave might drive us crazy as the whole journey explodes. ;vv, But in our minds we ' ll look back a thousand times although we vowed we never would. 215 “O Zarathustra,” the animals said, “to those who think as we do, all things themselves are dancing: they come and offer their hand and laugh and flee — and come back. Everything goes, everything comes back; eternally rolls the wheel of being. Everything dies, everything blossoms again; eternally runs the year of being. Everything breaks, everything is joined anew; eternally the same house of being is built. Everything parts, everything greets every other thing again; eternally the ring of being remains faithful to itself. In every Now, being begins; round every Here rolls the sphere there. The center is everywhere. Bent Is the path of eternity.” Nietzsche !i ‘ ss ‘ caas4C Wachusett Regional High School Annual 371.8 MOU 1973 C3 468 Wachusett Reg. H.S. Library