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

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1975 volume:

HUGETT 1975 mm We wan fed fo dedicate our yearbook to someone who was gorgeously beautiful, possessed a sparkling personality, had a witty sense of humor and never gave any homework. Unfortunately we could not find a suitable candi¬ date. However, a consensus revealed that Mr. Cornacchioli came the closest. As a teacher Mr. Cornacchioli has made us laugh while making us learn. His involvement with the student body extends from sports coach to student council advisor. Mr. Cornacchioli was the motivation behind Homecoming. It is an event that he as well as we as students can be proud of. We appreciate his enthusiasm and in return we dedicate our yearbook to him. 2 ia DEMOCR Jk HjuStJ. itaUA DEMOCRACY Kw� it 3 V- . . k, .tj J 1 I . •: vpf 1 : s ► ' ■ . .‘4 •: 1 . - v ■ :• 1 [ ' ■ j • 1 yWl -H ' .y ’j ' f I ; L I • ■ i 1 1 jp? ■ 11 T ‘ Hf §1 fc M i, ft i r 1 , V ■ t, _____ 1 i umm v MAI 1 L ' r ffifl , 1 T?1 l 17- V Ijg . § W M ’ ' II 1 1 ■ ' I- JHbnjl | 4 41 U- Mif . .7 r iJ i ' uHa Li ;L i; W A r5fr i -s 1 1 « i Take time to work — it is the price of success. Y it is the source of power. 13 Take time to play — it is the secret of youth. 14 Take time to read — it is the foundation of knowledge. 15 Take time to help and enjoy friends — it is the source of happiness. X Take time to dream — it hitches the soul to the stars. Take time to laugh — It makes life livable. 18 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION Mr. David Johnson — Business Manager Mr. William Carey — Assistant Superintendent Mr. Peter Farrelly — Associate Superintendent Superintendent ' s Office Secretaries Edward Yaglou Superintendent Please keep in touch! We need your feedback in order to improve our school for the classes to follow you. We wish you well as you step out to prove your worth: to your¬ self, your family, and the wider community. Many of you will grow to assume leadership positions in society. Some will break loose from parental and community sanctions, reject all author¬ ity in our society, and consider yourselves “free,” concerned only with what YOU want. Your freedom may be exhilarating until you meet others whose view of freedom is similar. I believe that you will eventually conclude th at their rights stop where yours begin, and vice-versa. Furthermore, the “many will learn soon, and the “some will learn later, that authority very much involves responsibility for, and service to, those led. The REaL leader does not sit down to eat until he knows that there is food for all who work for him. That kind of authority DESERVES our respect. 20 To the Members of the Class of 1 975 As you complete your high school education, you will discover that the real journey of your lives has just begun. As you travel the paths you have chosen, I feel that experience will teach you that life is not a book with old age as a last chapter, but rather a series of short stories, each with its own unfolding. Through each new adventure on the way I know that you will learn that true happiness comes to those who give fully of themselves to what they believe in and to their fellowman. We live in a time that offers unparalleled opportunities for each individual and for our nation. I am confident that you will take hold of these opportunities to achieve greater good for your¬ selves and for our country. Where there is life, there is hope; and in you — the graduates of our high schools — there is the fullness of life. Your fellow citizens place their hope in you, and on their behalf I wish you every success for the future. Neal T. Skillings Principal Emeritus To the Members of the Class of 1 975, It’s a distinct privilege to have the opportunity each year to write a few words of parting to a graduating class. The very act of writing such a paragraph requires that you look back and remember with fondness the accomplishments and the good times associated with each class. Too often in the day-to-day encounters with persons we get too involved with the problems and the struggles and it takes an effort to step back and recall the good and solid relationships that have been built. I look back with considerable joy at your years at Wachusett and look ahead to even greater achievements from each of you in the years to come. It is my hope that each of you will find the time to step back and look in retrospect at your years at Wachusett. The friends made, the lessons learned, and the relationships forged with teachers, administrators and others will, I am sure, mean even more to you as time goes by. Be assured that we will continue to think of you and ask after your progress as you embark on yet another chapter in your life. My best to each and everyone of you — may the future be bright and your efforts be rewarded. Keep in touch. Very truly yours. Harold M. Lane, Jr. Director of Secondary Education and Principal 21 ADMINISTRATION Robert Lavenburg — Assistant Principal VfV SECRETARIES: Anne Haynes Betty Carlson Shirley Bjornlund 22 ; VOL. 6, NO. 6 HOLDEN, MASSACHUSETTS PRINTED BY WACHUSETT PRESS MAY, 1975 SENIORS VISIT PUTNAM Seniors from Mrs. Plaza ' s Psy¬ chology II classes visited the Dempsey Center in Putnam, Connecticut on March 24 and 25. Dempsey, a modern institu¬ tion for the mentally retarded, succeeds in changing the morbid view that an institution is a place for the unwanted, and helpless. The facilities at Dempsey are the best and the student-teacher ratio (8 to 1) makes for a close personal relationships between the pupils and teachers. The staff at Dempsey hold the highest regard for those they work with. The mentally retarded are people, human beings with feelings and emotions just like ourselves; the people at Dempsey realize this fact and work to have other people come to the same conclusion. Wachusett seniors left Dempsey feeling happy and hopeful - happy at what is being done to help the mentally • retarded. LOOK BACK Despite a low interest in Greaser Day and a heavy snowfall, atten¬ dance was good at the Spanish National Honor Society ' s nostalgic evening, March 19. The greasers heard many golden oldies by the many golden greats of the ' 50’s. SPIRIT OF ' 76 Wachusett’s Bicentennial events took place on Culture Day, Conflict Day and Consolidation Day beginning April 16. From movies on life in Williamsburg to real-life revolutionists appropriately represented in costumes by several teachers the program was both educational and fun. Patriotic blood was also shed for the Red Cross blood drive. Teachers gave freely of their time as guest instructors, and students joined in what appeared to be interest and certainly cooperation. On April 18 Mr. Howard Greis conducted a panel in the auditorium consisting of U. S. Representative Edward Boland: State Sonator Robert Hall; State Representative Edward Harrington; Holden Town Manager William Kennedy; WTAG News Director Donald Richards; Father Louis Dionne, past president of Assumption College and a man who spent several years in the Soviet Union; Mr. Joseph Grib- ouski and Prof. Stanley Gaunt, experts on food supply and men knowledge¬ able about its implications on the Third World. The panel discussed America’s past and its future direc¬ tions. SOPHOMORES ENTERTAINED Wachusett sophomores who study Tennessee Williams’ GLASS MENA¬ GERIE were fortunate that the “Theatre-in-the-CIassroom” perform ers of the Worcester Children’s Theatre were able to come twice to Wachusett Regional High School: on April 1 and again on April 8. These students were entertained by the gentleman caller” scene from the Williams play. Since Wachu¬ sett’s only obligation was to provide the reasonable facsimile of a couch, Wachusett is particularly g ateful for this opportunity for many of its sophomore English st dents. BLOOD NEEDED Massachusetts uses npproximately 1,300 pints of blood ear. New techniques have made it ?ble to separate the various blood ompo- nents so that each is used as ;oecifi- y needed for each type of pat- ier . Thus, each pint of blood is used for three different patients--or a total of more than 3,000 patients a day. CAN YOU PASS THIS TEST? 1. In your opinion does a telephone really need ten numbers? 2. Are two milks really better than one? 3. Is lithium oak (A) another name for school lunch potatoes, (b) a piece on the juke box,(c) a female armidillo, (d) a tree? 4. Who invented the swivel chair? (a) Miss Hortensel Swivel (b) Elvis Presley (c) Milliard Fillmore. 5. Who intialled the Nobel Peace Prize? (a) Alfred B. Nobel (b) Alfred B. Peace (c) Alfred B. Prize (d) Milliard Fillmore 6. Jiusitsu literally translated means, (a) “The Gentle Art” (b) get out of my way or else (c) shall we dance? 7. Mozart composed _ at the age of five, (a) Bethoven’s Fifth, (b) Jungle Boogie (c) She Loves You (Yeah, Yeah, Yeah) (d) Milliard Fillmore. 8. Wiy can’t gorillas swim? (a) they don’t have webbed feet (b) they refuse to wear bathing caps in public s wim¬ ming pools (c) who’s going to teach them? 9. Snow is (a) ice with dandruff (b) dandruff with ice (c) Princeton. If your score is perfect you will receive a scholarship to Korate Kollege, Kimbuckoo, Africa. THINGS TO DO ON A RAINY DAY Shave a peach Replace the shavings on a peach Analyze the feeding habits of grebes Imitate a mole Dry Ice Keep a record of your progress of mole imitations Catch raindrops (on the first bounce) Fill in the holes of swiss cheese Count all 1958 blue Cheverolets with broken headlights Forget to read this Harmonize with the busy signal on your telephone Look up a complete history on Mil¬ liard Fillmore TEAMS IN REVIEW Despite our lack of athletic facil¬ ities, Wachusett has done quite well so far this year. Granted, we don’t have an adequate football or base¬ ball field, or even a track,.we some how manage to get by. The football team was nothing spectacular, but if you take into consideration what they had to work with, ycy’ll agree that they did quite well...A new trophy was given by the team, in memory of • Eric Peterson. The trophy will be given to the year ' s end outstanding lineman...The girls field hockey team proved to be really strong this year. The girls won most of their games, and only faced a few de¬ feats...Ice Hockey again is another story. We didn’t lose many games but the games we lost were usually by a large margin. The highlight of the season was when the Green Machine beat the Auburn Dandies 4-2...The boys basketball team won and lost its share of games this year. They, too, were cramped for space, as five teams had to battle for court time...The girls however overcame this problem, and went on to win the Clark Tournament...Track is a popular sport at WRHS, whether it be cross country, winter, or spring. We have an outstanding track team, that usually takes more than it’s share of honors...Spring has sprung and so has baseball, (softball too, for that matter). The baseball team has started out well, with our just two league games ending in victories ...The girls, however, lost their open¬ ing game, but never the less they look promising...Tennis is another favorite sport around here. Both teams seem to be ready to challange anyone. This brings all our sports from September to June up to date. Maybe next year our teams will be bigger, and our facilities better. CHAFFINS CAIfACE, INC. CHEVROLET? ' 829-6922 SALES • SERVICE • PARTS ZOTTOll IIOS 512 MAIN ST. HOLDEN GOING PLACES WITH THE CHORUS The chorus, like the band is go¬ ing places under the direction of Mrs. Grace Reidy. There are 60 stu¬ dents in the chorus: 11 seniors, 9 juniors, 15 sophomores, and 25 freshmen. (When all the upper class- men have been graduated there will be a strong force to lead the chorus). Among some of the good things the chorus has done for us have been joint concerts with the band, a bicentennial special concert, “Cry for Freedom”, and participated in by other groups, too, involvement in all the New England concerts. Six members of the chorus were in the All New. Eng. concert, 5 in all state. (Janet Fifield, Madeline Wil¬ son, Cheryl Pierce, Ira Wilson and Craig Smith were in All State. Janet Fifield had the honor of be¬ ing in All Eastern. The Chorus plans included an ex¬ change concert with another chorus of 85 members, in Essex, Junction, Vermont May 16, 17, and 18 and a concert with The Essex Educational Center here June 1. Director of this group is Mrs. Beverly Cadmus. Further plans for the Wachusett chorus involved the Artists-in-Resi- dence program in recital which Maryann Kane, Lynne Barriere, Susan Bennett, Juanita Hine, Chris Howard, Janet Fifield, Robin Wills, Craig Smith, Marci Wold and Kathy Wilson. THE GIRLS’TRACK TEAM had two meets during spring vacation. In the first at Leominster 5 girls took 1st place: Karen Doolittle in the 220 and high jump. Dale Ben¬ nett in the javelin, Sue Martel in the mile, and Penny Peck in the discus. In the District III Relays the girls’ team placed sixth of 22 schools. First place in the distance medley were Sue Martel, Mary Alice Ther¬ iault, Linda Besnia and Dale Ben¬ nett. Third place on the sprint med¬ ley were Karen Doolittle, Pat Tod, Debbie Belanger and Kathy Warren. Fourth place in the hurdle relay were Kathy Warren, Karen Olsen, Dale Bennett and Cindy Price. Fourth in the javelin were Martha Peck, Dale Bennett and Donna Lud- den. Fifth place in the shot put were Debbie Lamoureaux, Gwen Richards and Penny Peck. Dear Editor, I think you should do an article on student depression in the Wach- usett regional area not only in high school but at the junior high. Wp teens have more troubles today than ever before. So far two people in one week have committed suicide, and more young people may follow if something isn’t done. I think all the members of guidance, the fa¬ culty, and the student body should get together and figure these pro¬ blems out. From some of my friends I hear that most problems 1. People always cutting them down. 2. Not ever anything to do. 3. The school is not one but many different groups like jerks, freaks, and middle men. 4. No Spirit. 5. Parent troubles. 6. Can’t concentrate in such a rest¬ less school. All of us want help and something done about name-calling and separa¬ tion. Suicide preventionist DANCE CONCERT HELD Two exciting evenings were en¬ joyed at Wachusett when the Dance Concert group presented “The Age of Dance’’ on March 21 and 22. Directed and choreographed by Miss Mary Wanamaker, the group had many high spots, “Age of Aquarius” and the finale, “On a Carousel” be¬ ing outstanding. Costumes were colorful and crea- Dear Gabby, My problem is this school.. It’s so boring. I get good marks but my social life has alot to be desired. I can’t stand how everyone cuts every¬ one down, and how we are not one school but divided into two; the jerks and the big shots, and the freaks. I’m really depressed. I need help and hope you can give me a sensible answer. Sincerely, Super Freak P.S.S. Please print so maybe there’ll get the idea? Dear Super Freak, Do you think this school is made on only jerks and freaks? I hope not. Many students would not like to be put down that way by you. If you do get good marks, it shows that you are capable of doing things. Why don’t you get involved in some activity? There are plenty that might interest you especially at this time of year. It does not however have to do with the school. The towns have both spring and summer activities which night interest you. Another suggestion might be to change the group that you hang around with. Get outside your “gang” and see the people. Everyone is different and you just need to know a track star or a football player or a member of the spring musical cast. There are some (alot) of great kids at WRHS which do not fall into your groups. Hope I’ve helped. Gabby PIE EATING CONTEST TREMENDOUS SUCCESS In spring, The Wachusett Swim Team held a fund raising event, a Pie Eating Contest. Although the pie eating contest eventually turned into a pie hurling contest, three teams did manage to finish. The Teacher-Student team of Mr. Corna- chiolli and Charlie Gove were first, followed closely by the Student team of Bill Green and Brad Couni- han and the Teacher team of Mr. Leonard and Mr. Rasku. The con¬ test raised $130 for the Swim Tearn The Swim Team who participated in the contest were Superintendents Mr. Yaglou and Mr. Farrelly, the champion pie hurling team of Jim Hunt and Rick Vanasse, as well as those who paid admission. And Mrs. Linda Radimer, this year ' s ad¬ visor to the swim team. SENIOR ACTIVITIES April 26— Senior Prom iw-y 11 —Senior Concert featuring Fate May 23 — Last Day of School June 1 — Baccalauretic Services and Plant a Tree for Eric June 2 — Senior Banquet at Hogan Center June 5-Graduation tive made even more effective by the skillful lighting of Robert Evarts. Laurel Nelson and Janet Kings¬ bury kept up a lively narration throughout the performance. ECHO STAFF Editors: Judy Harwood, Bruce Martel, Suzanne Leland Wfiters: Rita Scardemaglia, Pamela Brunelle, Scott — Hayman Graphic Arts: Glenn Doten, Vin Castellani Photography: Bruce Martel, John Drolet, Harry Lewis Business Manager: Carelle Carter Exchange Editor: Wendy Hibbard Artist: Cheryl Lyons, Peggy Calcia Typists: Diane Storm, Joyce Bergstrom, Cheryl Christo, Marie Foley, Susan Greenlaw, Beth Hebner, Mary Starr Advisors: Mrs. Rose Houmere, Mrs. Ali Berryman Mr. Ron Margolis, Mrs. Dorothy Hayman, Mr. Bob Trikakis ENDING OF THE PERIOD by Cheryl Alicandro Rustling starts within the room; Everyone grabs his pencils and books: Students are on their mark, boom! They ' re off through the doors and down the halls; Everyone goes every which way; All of a sudden a ringing bell calls. Students walk slowly into class; Some are a few minutes late Without a strongly wanted pass. 755-7365 Sprague Fitton opticians 31 Lincoln Street WORCESTER. MASS. 01605 ___J CONSUMERS SAVINGS BANK 1057 Main St. Holden • 829-4427 Holden, Massachusetts 01520 C.B.BLAIR BUILDERS,Inc. Rutland, Mass. QUALITY HOMES BUILT Your Lot or Mine 886-4832 886-6263 Gteen Frank H.Miles Co. Meaa Funeral Directors since 1896 Lodge 11 58 Main Street FINE FOOD AND SEh ' ICE Holden, Massachusetts Weddings Parties Serving Worcester County $ Sterling, MA 1 422-6037 GUIDANCE SECRETARIES: Barbara Duggan Nancy Degutis John O’Rourke David Kroner 24 ■■ y A A . p{«� Paul Audette ■% Henry Miles GUIDANCE Barbara Rowell Howard Groom 25 ENGLISH Marcia Pearson James Hedlund Dorothy Haymen Joseph Reynolds Patricia Lussier Glen Hersey � -V 26 ENGLISH : Kenneth Mammone Jean Williams Louise Bennett W.{Svav W •. v vv v;;.;v • .... v, , v.v. v .V ♦ � � •«... .J •WAV. V.V AVAVm.‘.V.V.V. ' J Thomas Moore Calvin Branche ENGLISH Estelle Davis Deborah Smith Edward Leonard Elinor Erickson Barbara Owen Pamela Stubbe Norman Pouliot Monna Fauteux ENGLISH 29 Alison Bristol Robert Hedlund MATHEMATICS Frances Creamer Ronald Hopper Gustaf Gilberg 30 James Barys George Morin MATHEMATICS Thelma Bloom Carmela McCurdy Margaret Sheldrick Errol Ethier Laura Beckwith MATHEMATICS George Yonker Joseph Jenette Daniel Tarkiainen 32 David Ryan Nola Stotz David Tarkianen Jeanne Plaza SOCIAL STUDIES 33 Helen Hamilton John Burke SOCIAL STUDIES William Griffin ' A. w ' V 3 m I Si . : Louis Cornacchioli Duane Corriveau Scott Ljungberg Lawrence Jaquith SOCIAL STUDIES Forrest Miner Harry Lengas Sandra Nelson George Awad Norman Rayner 36 Dennis Lanciani Kevin McKenzie, Walter Lowendowski Beverly Meyers Charles Hitchcock Philip O ' Connor David Bianchi SPECIAL EDUCATION Richard Paula 31 Charles Ruggieri Beverly Specht JoAnn Thompson BUSINESS Ronald Bouvier 38 Maryjo DiFonzo BUSINESS 39 FOREIGN LANGUAGES Salvatore Sciarrone Bernard Foley Anne Bernier 40 Elaine Corbett C. Simone Horgan Frances Caronna Michael Brooks Settima Balko Thomas Powers FOREIGN LANGUAGES 41 Roberta Beam — Librarian LouAnn Bradley — Assistant Librarian SPECIAL SERVICES 42 Marcia Hastabacka — 3-R Director Cafeteria Workers Louella Kramer — Nurse mJSS-ft Joseph Daniels Joseph Genereux Katherine Maynard Pauline Perry SCIENCE 43 Patricia Proko Peter Weis David Beckwith William Rasku SCIENCE 44 yv PHYSICAL EDUCATION Fred Warren Claire Provost AGRICULTURE Jennifer Baxter Charles Campbell 47 ART MUSIC Grace Reidy 48 Loretta Wittig Zarina Velji Ruhamah Gaw Donna Mancuso HOME ECONOMICS 49 STUDY HALL MONITORS Marilyn Goodhile Shirley Nowak Pauline Lionett Grayce Jones Ruth Johnson 52 Who is this young, aspiring politician? a. ) Richard M. Nixon b. ) Alfred E. Neuman c. ) Statesman on page 1 35 NANCY ALLEN Tuttle Road Sterling “Give me a blue sky, a warm sun, the ocean. Give me mountains and a place among the trees. Give me the land and I will be free.” SHERYL ARMSTRONG Cook Street Holden Mike . . . “Artie” . . . blue . . . Babe . . . (R.P.) . . . hunting . . . Maine . . . F.F,A. . . . fried Clams . . . football . . . baseball. GARY P. ANDERSON Brooks Station Road Princeton Cross country . . . winter track . . . spring track . . . Ski club. JANET LOUISE ATKINS 71 Laurelwood Road Holden Along the way, take time to smell the flowers.” Jan . . . Yellow . . . K.W.M. . . . puffs . . . hunter . . . Ogunquit sum¬ mers . . . marshmallow . . . the P.A. . . . ice hockey cheerleader . . . field hockey . . . Student Council (sec.). . . Student Advisory Board. MICHAEL J. AHEARN 180 Marshall Street Paxton MARK ABASCIANO St. Mary’s Drive Holden No love, no friendship, can ever cross our path without affecting us in some way forever.” Student Council . . . Honor Roll . . . soccer. . . golf. . . hockey . . . Abas . . . drums . . . pizza . . . E.S.P. . . . Clapton . . .THE TABLE. CHERYL ANN ALICANDRO 57 Cranbrook Drive Holden Love, Faith and Truth is beautiful and divine, no matter how humble it ' s origin, when these are lost, all is lost.” Cheri . . . Mom and Dad . . . Major . . . CHOCOLATE ITALIAN! . . . sisters . . . brothers . . . November . . . FIRST TAKE. DEBORAH JANE ALLIEGRO 119 Lovell Road Holden If we are to live a thousand years our time is today. “Deb . . . music . . . SRC . . . basket¬ ball games . . . freshman treasurer . . . field hockey . . . Paris . . . Academic Advisory Board . . . Washington . . . J.T. ' s . . . friends. 54 PAUL R. BASHAW JR. Main Street East Princeton “Today is the first day of the rest of your life.” Honda . . . P.F.D. . . . Scorpion Stinger . . . steamed clams . . . Schilt . . . scuba diving . . . waterskiing. LYNNE STACEY BAGD IS 1 6 Brentwood Drive Holden “Doubt whom you will, but never doubt yourself. National Honor Society . . . French National Honor Society . . . J.V. Bas¬ ketball cheerleader . . . Varsity Hockey Cheerleader (capt.) . . . field hockey . . . Green Machine. STEVEN D. BASINSKY 33 Steele Street Holden “You can’t be like anyone else, so just be yourself. Space Truckin ' . . . blue . . . loving . . . Scrat . . . hockey . . . Mount- view. It ' s no longer what you know, it ' s who you know. Football . . . Student Council . . . THE Mountaineer . . . summer ' 74 . . . Cape . . . home-made Italian food . . . show biz . . . Brady . . . homecoming. KENNETH BARR JR. Meeting House Hill Sterling To love and be loved.” Marty . . . the beach . . . love . . . blue . . . yellow . . . eating spaghetti . . . long talks . . . parking . . . February 16, 1973 . . . jelly¬ beans . . . cooking . . . sew¬ ing . . . it ' s just you and me forever. PAUL M. BARRETT 663 Salisbury Street Holden Anything you want will be yours if you work for it.” Sports . . . Juan and Rico . . . I.G.U. club . . . Bwana . . . Ethiopia . . . 24 . . . homecoming . . . R.T. . . . J.T. ' s Parties . . . varsity foot¬ ball . . . varsity baseball. Don’t strive for love, be it.” Goofy snu . . . mountains . . . camp . . . Himmelsternchen . . . traveling . . . motorcycles . . . German Beer . . . “Live and let die.” LYNN BANDAS 234 Grove Street Paxton KAREN BAHLO 38 Birchwood Drive Holden ' ' • J ‘ NANCY BATTYE 3 Ashwood Road Paxton Any food can make a rule and every fool will mind it. The Cape . . . red devils . . . blue . . . the ocean . . . koolie bears . . . sunshine . . . Mother MaCray . . . band . . . sailing . . . Swim club . . . Dance club. 55 BETH ANN BECK 467 Highland Street Holden “People know your motto by the way you live. S.N.H.S. — treasurer — presi¬ dent . . . Latin club — president . . . Saints — director . . . FTA . . . H.R. rep. . . . Weight Watchers — 47 lbs. . . . ROMA . . . N.Y.C. . . . unnie . . . Prin¬ cess. RONNIE J. BENSON 144 Grove Street Paxton Life is having friends and without friends there is no life. Watermelon . . . top . . . Jesus Christ . . . Spring musical . . . Eagle . . . standin . . . O . . . T.V. . . . parties . . . Rush . . . Who ' ll carry the mail? . . . O.A. . . . E.J.B. JOYCE MARIE BERGSTROM 103 Shrewsbury Street Holden “To everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under heaven. Bergie . . . Juicy . . . camping . . . foot¬ ball . . . G.K.J. . . . sewing . . . Busi¬ ness club . . . Embroidery club . . . F.H.A. . . . Honor roll. LINDA BIGELOW Fairview Avenue Rutland “To know where you are is a good thing, but it is as impor¬ tant and perhaps more so to know where you are going. Blue . . . sports . . . F.N.H.S. . . . Honor roll . . . basket¬ ball . . . 3-R. SANDRA JEAN BIRD 11 Briarcliff Lane Paxton I ' ve been smiling lately, thinking about the good things to come . . Andy . . . Tournament ' 74 . . . 2 14 73 . . . Birdy . . . Basketball cheering . . . field hockey . . . Class secretary . . . nursing . . . Time In a Bottle . . . Hey Gifts. CARRIE ANN BLAKE 429 Bullard Street Holden There is a pleasure in the pathless woods. There is a rapture on the lonely shore. OGUNQUIT, MAINE, MAIN BEACH . . . STAGE PROD¬ UCTIONS . . . dramas, musi¬ cals . . . summer people . . . Blessed are the Peacemak¬ ers.” JOAN BORIA 19 Crowningshield Drive Paxton To wonder is to begin to under¬ stand. Buddy I . . . music . . . SCUBA . . . J.D. . . . flying . . . pizza . . . unnie . . . dulcimer . . . freedom . . . why? ... to know . . . skiing . . . folk . . . trust . . . learning and listening . . . love for my friends! . . . trees . . . reservoir. DEBRA LEE BOUTELLE Mixter Road Holden It’s getting better all the time. Deb . . . 2 16 74 . . . Mike . . . summertime . . . Ya know what? . . . You ' re a nut! . . . McDonald ' s . . . steak . . . music. 56 KEVIN BOWDEN 2 John Street Holden Laugh and have a good time while you can, for someday you may not have the chance. Music . . . rock ' in roll . . . Tull . . . Clapton . . . Wishbone Ash . . . yes . . .guitar. . . see ya later. MARK E. BOWDEN 125 Holden Street Holden I’ve seen all good people turn their heads each day, so satisfied I ' m on my way. Wilbur and Orville . . . smith with their fabulous ford flying machine . . . poked shoes . . . gemein- hartd schmeinhardd. DENISE ANN BRACONNIER 164 Redemption Rock Trail Sterling We can never know about the days to come, but we think about them anyway. Den . . . J.V. Football Cheer¬ ing . . . Washington . . . prom committee . . . Elton John . . . football games . . . J.T. ' s parties . . . Aeros- mith concert. DAVID BRATKO 336 Holden Street Holden CHERYL ANN BRODEUR 250 Chapel Street Holden Life is what you make it. J.V. . . . basketball . . . sports . . . music . . . parties . . . food . . . friends . . . McDonald ' s . . . animals . . . green . . . blue . . . Four Seasons.” . . . wilder¬ ness . . . vacations . . . travel . . . long weekends . . . nighttime . . . 75. HELEN BROWN 10 Leominster Road Sterling When the mind wanders, it travels into a world of its own. Rowdy! ... A decent buzz . . . the bor¬ der . . . free H.G. . . . people . . . kegs . . . GOOD times . . . talking. JANET BROWN 651 Salisbury Street Holden Life lived for self-satisfaction alone, never satisfied anyone. Weekends . . . sunshine . . . parties . . . Florida . . . the beach . . . old friends . . . new friends . . . red . . . laughing . . . swimming . . . mountains. LYNNE BROWN 20 Griffin Road Sterling It ' s never too soon to do a kind¬ ness and you never know how soon it may be too late. Green . . . sunsets . . . skiing . . . long weekends . . . Business club . . . treas. ... Ice Hockey Cheerleader. 57 JOHN ARTHUR BRUNELL 14 Lincoln Circle Paxton ‘‘We must never assume that which is incapable of proof.” S.N.H.S. . . . intramural hockey . . . basketball. HEIDI BURKE Lancelot Road Paxton “You are like love; for you are lost and then found again. Dance . . . gymnastics . . . hey Burkie! . . . Dougie . . . quellim. SUELLEN BURKE 46 Mayflower Circle Holden If silence is golden, I must be fashioned of some other stuff. Burka . . . snowmobiling . . . 8 27 72 . . . JOHNNY . . . Maine ... the Cape . . . lobster . . . Mommy and Daddy . . . Shilitz . . . “Puff. EDWARD BURNELL 58 High Street Jefferson Treat others as you would like them to treat you.” Ed . . . ' 68 Sport Fury . . . Cape . . . Salisbury Beach. JEANNE BURTT 7 Ledyard Road Paxton To know life is one thing, but to live it is another. Burtta . . . skiing . . . snowmobiling . . . Winter . . . Dodge Darts . . . Washington? . . . friends . . . Seaport Lounge . . . Music . . . The Beach . . . California Destiny . . . Mom and Dad!!! BRETT BUSKEY 502 Wachusett Street Holden “Life sometimes can end short, so enjoy it while you can. Skiing . . . bike riding . . . swimming . . . going to par¬ ties. STEVE CADORET 7 Osgood Road Sterling What you put into life is what you get in return, so put a hell of a lot into it. “FIFI!” . . . oceans . . . VANS . . . Michelle . . . Oh, by the way . . . lobster . . . hunting. PEGGY LEE CALCIA Sterling Road Princeton None goes his way alone, all you send into the lives of others comes back into your own. Friends . . . sweaters . . . writing . . . short . . . blue . . . Pogo . . . advertising . . . Spanish club . . . E.H.A. . . . Business club. 58 CYNTHIA CAPONE Hillton Drive Sterling Junction . . . for in nature, we the children, only hold the sane as strange.” Green hills . . . turkies . . . b-bob- bing stebs . . . scarecrows . . . aris . . . elms. KIM CAREY 1 39 Jamieson Road Holden It is possible to give without lov¬ ing, but it is impossible to love without giving.” Bill. . .June 28, 1975. . .Child study . . . good friends . . . Colour My World.” PATRICK Q. CAREY Redemption Rock Trail Sterling Take advantage of me now because I won ' t be around for ever. STAR . . . varsity football . . . Washington . . . Great pumpkin race . . . DEN — DEN . . . Both Sides Now . . . Three Musketeers . . . green shoes. DEAN F. CARLSON 41 1 Shrewsbury Street Holden What shall I do to be forever known, and make the age to come my own. Architect . . . cars . . . designing . . . Corvettes . . . Library club. GARY CARLSON 32 Crystal Street Paxton Bomba . . . intramural ice hockey . . . church league basketball . . . Rhode Island. KEVIN LEONARD CARLSON Stoneleigh Road Holden The more things stay the same, the more they change after all.” Skiing . . . lakes . . . riding . . . the Marx Brothers . . . But it doesn ' t settle the question. . . . Of course. STEVEN CARLSON 101 Mountainview Drive Holden “Nature has given us two ears but only one mouth. SID . . . S.A.D. . . . Eric Clapton . . . Southern Man . . . Allman Brothers . . . freshman, j.v., and var¬ sity basketball . . . Golf team . . . j.v. baseball . . . N.H.S. . . . S.N.H.S. JENNIFER B. CASWELL 68 Plymouth Road Holden “To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all. Jenny . . . B.W. . . . D.R. . . . tennis . . . piano . . . organ . . . Audi . . . Your mother ' s a boy. 59 THOMAS E. CATLIN Worcester Road Princeton You don’t know if angels have parties so have as much fun os you can now. I.G.U. . . . Dynamic Duo . . . varsity football . . . basketball . . . Space Cadet. . . J.T. ' s . . . Dr. J. . . . Washington . . . Pumpkin Race. DEBORAH L. CHAPMAN Brooks Station Road Princeton Have our love live and never die Chorus . . . Dance club . . . Virginia sailing . . . drawing . . . rings and things . . . Cape Cod . . . boys . . . Mustang . . . E.C.S. III. RICHARD CHILDS 108 Stoneleigh Road Holden Know thyself. Socrates Dickie” . . . Chess Team . . . Political Affairs . . . fishing ... 22 rifle . . . squirrels . . . The Club . . . Joe’s cellar . . . outdoors . . . Maine. RICHARD CLARK 12 Davis Street Rutland FIRTH CLOUTHIER Clemence Avenue Sterling Junction If you can ' t find something you want, wait, you ' ll find something you need. Life is full of nice surprises. Chiquita . . . VICTORIA LEE COBB 9 Nancy Drive Rutland “There are two paths you can go by; but in the long run there ' s still time to change the road you’re on.” Pals . . . Colorado . . . snow . . . Food . . . Elton John . . . tennis . . . H.W.C. JULIE COITEUX 4 Sunset Drive Sterling Junction I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I ' ve seen yesterday and I love today.” The Cape . . . Tip . . . soli¬ tude: sometimes . . . 3-R . . . home . . . friends . . . music and poetry . . . apple cider . . . autumn walks. PETER COLE 2 Center Drive Paxton Be thankful for what you have, because if you had more you would appreciate less. Purple . . . blue . . . Maine . . . the movies . . . K.B. . . . cars . . . sea¬ food. 60 STEVE COLE Irish Lane Rutland JAY CONTE 7 Lincoln Circle Paxton DEBBIE CORBIN Parker Road Holden Love Conquers AH Library club . . . Wachusett Singers . . . Girl ' s Glee club . . . Concert Chorus. DEBORAH COULOMBE 1 3 Woodridge Road Holden “Friends are like the warm blue sea, they splash laughter into your eyes. STEVE COURT 5 Dorothy Avenue Holden Let’s see what this baby’ll do . . . Triumphs . . . yearbook staff . . . painting . . . orange . . . sure! . . . guitars . . . skiing . . . O.P. ... art . . . oar fut! . . . mountain . . . Aerosmith . . . Led Zep- plin . . . Emerson, Lake and Palmer ... oh wow! . . . R.M. THOMAS A. COUTURE 6 Oakwood Road Rutland If I live to be 100 my life will still be too SHORT. 5 ' AVi ... 135 lbs. . . . good luck! . . . band . . . cross country . . . winter track . . . spring track . . . Science Sem¬ inar . . . National Honor Society. ANDREW CROMPTON 1 39 Grove Street Paxton PETER CROSS 10 Briarcliff Lane Paxton Who says hell is down there? Golf. . . Fiats . . . brown. 61 JEFFERY FRANCIS CURTIN 161 Parker Avenue Holden “The greatest use for life is to spend it for something that will outlast it.” L.M.M. . . . The Cape . . . Aer- osmith . . . E.J. . . . Tull . . . golf . . . swimming . . . food. PATRICIA ELLEN CURTIS 52 Brattle Street Holden “He knows not how to wink at human fraility, or pardon weakness that he never felt. Patti . . . summer . . . yellow . . . friends . . . Simon . . . Newman . . . Nantucket . . . ticket and cos¬ tume committee . . . art. CRAIG CUTTING 14 Grove Street Paxton “May you be in heaven a half hour before the devil knows you ' re dead. Cape Cod . . . the ocean . . . hockey . . .Jethro Tull. . . neet. ALEXIS DAVID 780 Pleasent Street Paxton GREGORY DAVIS 28 Donald Avenue Holden Yesterday is a memory, and tomorrow is a dream . . . but today well lived, makes every yesterday good to remember, and every tomorrow a dream come true. Varsity soccer . . . swim team . . . skiing . . . climbing . . . White mountains . . . the Cape . . . Kip . . . Zero. LINDA ANN DEBLOIS East Lake Waushacum Sterling Junction You don ' t know what you had until you ' ve lost it. G.J.G. . . . July 15, 1973 . . . Hampton Beach . . . Sat¬ urday nights . . . summertime . . . September 14, 1974 . . . concerts . . . Dream On — Aerosmith. JOSEPH M. DELANEY 3 Crestwood Road Paxton I only insult friends, that ' s why I don ' t have any!” JMED . . . candlepin . . . green . . . potholes and trees . . . stitches . . . “If . . . chess . . . computer . . . accidents . . . Fairlawn Hospital. DAVID DEMAAGD 715 Redemption Rock Trail Sterling New friends . . . stamps . . . coins . . . antiques . . . cycling . . . hockey . . . tennis . . . Gerry Ford . . . Michigan — Conneticut — Mas¬ sachusetts . . . graduation — col¬ lege. 62 DOUG DEMORINVILLE 2 Cheryl Ann Drive Rutland SANDRA DENSMORE 162 Princeton Road Sterling Horses . . . pizza . . . fur . . . friends. DOUG DINOIA Some people call me a space cowboy. How the hell ' s it goin? . . . SHAT . . . member of the M.V.P.P.A. . . . Z.Z. Top . . . Tull . . . Wishbone Ash . . . The Dead . . . “See ya later. CHRISTINA DIPERRIO Laurelwood Road Sterling It is good, to take time sometimes, to remember who we were; and therefore who we are, we ' ve been hiding from so long.” Pop . . . Horace . . . pretty boy . . . cruising. ROBERT J. DIPERRIO II 844 Wachusett Street Holden You only live once in life, so make what you can of it.” Perfection never ends . . . boats . . . skiing . . . motor¬ bikes . . .ITALIANS. JAMES PARKHURST DODD 1 8 Greenwood Parkway You can always get what you want if you try hard enough. ' Jumpin ' Jim . . . natural high . . . bas¬ ketball . . . cycling . . . camping . . . music . . . Honor roll . . . cross country . . . spring track . . . winter track. JANICE DOYLE 22 Walbridge Road Paxton EILEEN DOLAN 1 22 Pleasantdale Road Rutland Bubba . . . B.H. . . . Newport. 63 LAURIE ANN DOYLE 28 Sheffield Way Holden “For every sunrise there is a dream; every sunset a memory.” The beach . . . seafood . . . Winnepesaukee . . . Bermuda . . . Washington . . . Pinecroft . . . G.S. . . . Ski club . . . Yearbook . . . Prom committee . . . Spanish . . . Honor roll. PETER DUFAULT 777 Salisbury Street Holden CAROLYN ANN DUNN 6 Knollwood Road Paxton “For our world the circle turns again, throughout the years is seen the seasons change.” E.J. . . . Guin . . . costumes . . . Dude . . . Literary staff ...12... Dwee- tende . . . Color My World. SHERI LEE DUVAL 109 Princeton Street Jefferson “People make love, love doesn ' t make people. Good friends . . . Child study class . . . summer . . . swim¬ ming . . . the Air Force . . . Life . . . gino. JOSEPH T. DUVARNEY JR. Route 140 Sterling Be not what someone else wants you to be, but instead be yourself. Aerosmith . . . Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young . . . keg parties . . . Bud . . . hunting . . . dirt bikes . . . vans . . . fluffy . . . the Border. PATRICIA MARY EAGAN 85 Surrey Lane Holden “Friendship is life a la mode. “Patty . . . lime green . . . yearbook . . . 3R . . . tick¬ ets” . . . “yeah, okay, but . . . gym club . . . Y.E.S. . . . my license? . . . Ver¬ mont summers . . . Cincinnati ' 73 . . . “the Entertainer . . . diving . . . vacation . . . Christmas. BERT EATON Edson Avenue Rutland BONNIE LOU EKVALL 11 Chestnut Avenue Don ' t live your life for yesterday, just live it for today.” M.J.H. . . . Grateful Dead ... PC Rutland . . . Bowie . . . Hyannis . . . Stones. 64 WILLIAM ELIAN 1 26 Brattle Street Holden Now whatcha wanta do?” Buffalos . . . roast beef grinders . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . war movies . . . bowling . . . ' 66 vettes . . . Ten Year ' s After . . . mountain . . . SURE . . . I ' m going home” . . . Octoberfest. ERIC ELMS 143 Nola Drive Holden Special thanks to the H.P.D. and Richard W. Keep that smile on your face! TERRY B. ELSEMORE Pleasantdale Road Rutland If you wanna get to heaven, you got to raise a little hell. Concerts . . . guitar . . . Sitz II . . . skiing . . . friends . . . pretty ladies — hot and nasty . . . Colorado . . . See you later Mrs. Moulton . . . L.D.A. . . . F.U.B.A.R. WILLIAM D. ERDMAN 22 Harrington Drive Holden Quitters never win, winners never quit. The South will rise again.” STX . . . lacrosse . . . wrestling . . . towson . . . Radio Shack . . . Mustangs . . . onge . . . soda pop . . . hominy . . . Don ' t give me no jive, boy. SCOn ERICKSON 1 Lancaster Court Rutland NANCY J. ESTABROOK 11 Whitney Drive Paxton To be one with someone you must be one with yourself. Est . . . Chipper-Chippas . . . porkchops anyone? . . . “That’s not Christian! . . . Caviar? . . . Com¬ pany! . . . 748 parties ... 12 + 17 . . . The Piffers . . . H III . . . Kemugin . . . little kids. . . A.F.S. DAVID EVEREST Fisher Road Holden Canoeing . . . biking . . . swimming . . . living ... a three year gradua¬ tion . . . roses . . . bud . . . Fuji . . . Fiat. JOHN FALCONE 101 Richards Avenue Paxton ' BLITZING 65 MICHEAL W. FOLEY Princton Road Sterling “Wise men admit their mistakes; fools defend them.” Washington . . . football . . . Three Musketeers . . . JT ' s . . . Cervinia . . . Chamonix . . . Ski club . . . Swim club . . . Aeros- mith . . . baseball . . . I.G.U. club. CARL GUSTAF FLYGARE III 266 Parker Avenue Holden I am nothing if not critical. Flugs . . . ' 64 Fairlane . . . green . . . T.P.T. . . . Ski club . . . Political Affairs club. CYNTHIA ORTON FORRISTER 39 Maple Avenue Rutland Dale. STEVEN JAMES FENNEUFF 330 Reservoir Street Holden JENNIFER FLAGG Main Street Princeton “Happiness is spending a quiet evening at home with your boy¬ friend. J.O.S. . . . Moby . . . 10-22-73 . . . Chinese food . . . Sundays . . . work study. “Tomorrow is another day.” Sports fan . . . “Steve . . . cafeteria helper . . . red . . . Sentry Super. DOUGLAS PAUL FELLOWS Clinton Road Sterling Enjoy the present hour, be mindful of the past; and neither fear nor wish the approaches of the last. Pugs . . . varsity baseball . . . hockey . . . Mr. T’s class . . . week¬ ends . . . Aerosmith . . . summer¬ time. One of the best things you can do for yourself, is to make someone else happy. Purple . . . Hampton beach . . . 66 Merc . . . Schlitz . . . LHS 4 . . . 1112 CHJ. TERRIE M. FARLEY 2 Sunset Drive Sterling STEPHEN G. FERGUSON 90 Phillips Road Holden 66 1 CAROLE FORSMAN 7 Lancaster Ct. Rutland A friend is the first person wt comes in when the whole world hi gone out.” Mountview . . . parties . . . Freedo Jam . . . smoking . . . apt. 36 . . music . . . food . . . the girls. KAREN RUTH FOUGERE Nules Rd. Rutland “. . . And a new day will dawn for those who stand long and the forest will echo with laughter. Pals . . . the country . . . mead¬ ows . . . the Marx Brothers . . . forest green . . . Christmas . . . my little brother. PAULA J. FREDERICKSON Pinehill Rd. Princeton The happiness of being with people. ' Mountview . . . parties . . . Steve . . . tuna fish grinders . . . grass green . . . chevy vans . . . “to the farm . . . laughing. . . going out with the girls.” JAY FREEMAN Sherwood Drive Sterling KAREN ELIZABETH FREY 29 Camp Street Paxton Just like yesterday you came upon my mind and took it away. “Kef . . . thanks to you it ' s working” . . . S.A. . . . C.P. . . . Washington . . . you and me . . . talks . . . football . . . cheering (capt.). DOUGLAS N. FRENCH 25 Bascom Pkwy. Holden Be civil to all; sociable to many; familiar with few; friends to one; enemy to none.” Frenchy . . . “Juan . . . T.E.B. . . . blue . . .all sports . . . 12 10 73 . . . football . . . winter track (capt.) . . . spring track. KENNY GAMACHE 35 Grove St. Paxton If you ' re not adventurous, then you will die of boredom. Rutland Re . . . Gambling Gamache . . . cross country . . . football . . . spring track . . . animal . . . “hockey . . . sports . . . Pervert . . . S. Maniac . . . the ment.” MARK GALVIN Sherwood Dr. Sterling Jet. Band . . . chorus . . . school plays (Dames at Sea, Inherit the Wind) . . . German club . . . football . . . Dance club . . . drums . . . Fragile . . . It was well worth the effort and I can ' t complain.” 67 DEBRA A. D. GAMBACCINI Jewett Road Sterling Junction I’m gonna tell Bob . . . August 17, 1974 . . . Mr. and Mrs. Rob¬ ert J. Gambaccini Jr. til death do us part . . . January . . . Little Gambo . . . We love Rolo ' s. DIANE THERESA GARABEDIAN 54 Steele Street Holden “A real friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world walks out.” Di . . . blue . . . friends . . . 5 . . . traveling . . . bubbles . . . laughing . . . Business club . . . Honor roll. SANDRA LEE GARVEY 65 Mark Bradford Drive Holden Life is like the waves out on the sea, they rush forth to play upon the shore then return to the sea once more. Garv . . . spring musical . . . year¬ book . . . dance . . . music . . . movies. CYNTHIA J. GEARY 100 Fort Sumter Drive Holden Let me be aware of you; learn from you. Let me not pass you by in search of some rare and perfect tomorrow.” Beaches . . . N.B. . . . smiles . . . Quinnsig . . . rainy days. REGINA-MARY GEARY 100 Fort Sumter Drive Holden Sometimes it seems so long ago . . . but at other times it seems like only yes¬ terday. North Bradford . . . memories . . . Q.C.C. . . . Spanish Honor Society . . . class cabinet. . . Holy Cross. LAURA GEORGE 29 Birchwood Road Rutland The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend.” Mountview . . . parties . . . Cubby . . . Hash Browns . . . laughing . . . New Hamp¬ shire . . . going out with the girls. MARK CHRISTIAN GOEWEY 58 Surrey Lane Holden “One always finds time for that which he desires to do, but never for that which he must do. Varsity baseball . . . cross coun¬ try .. . winter track . . . spring track . . . band . . . Chess club. MARK GOGUEN 29 Redstone Hill Road Sterling 68 CHARLES GOVE Muschopauge Road Holden LEO GRENIER Central Tree Road Rutland Man made alcohol, God made grass, who do you trust?” Lee . . . Marshall Tucker Band . . . Lob¬ ster . . . pizza . . . scuba diving . . . parties . . . Pennsylvania. KAREN GOSK 50 Winfield Road Holden JEFF GREENE Westminster Road Princeton HELENA GRODZKI 65 S cenic Drive Holden “Though I’ve known you not long, it feels like you ' re an old friend.” Tennis . . . Odiorne Beach . . . Those who bring Sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. LINDA M.GRENON 266 Bullard Street Holden here is my secret, a very simple secret: it is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. the little prince WENDY S. GREENLEAF 1 3 Lowell Avenue Holden “Man is nothing else than the narrow and perilous bridge between nature and spirit. Ski club . . . Y.E.S. . . . SAINTS . . . F.N.H.S. . . . the Virgin Islands . . . the sea . . . mountain . . . wilder¬ ness . . . animal life . . . nature’s peace. There ' s a world you ' re living in. No one else has your part. Mountains . . . oceans . . . the country . . . John Sebastian . . . concerts . . . cranberry . . . friends. SUSAN GOLOSKIE 61 Juniper Lane Holden 69 STEVE GROSS 48 Brookside Drive Holden Don ' t plan anything, just let it happen. The field . . . losing one just gains another. . . take it easy. JOHN GUSHA 6 Wyoming Drive Holden Fear once knocked at the door. Faith answered. Nobody was there.” Gush . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Table 5. SHARON HADLEY 627 Shrewsbury Street Holden JOHN ROBERT HAKALA 1 236 Main Street Holden “From wine, what sudden friendship springs. Oha Ohhak . . . parties . . . hockey . . . water skiing . . . what a turkey . . . Columbo . . . swimming . . . moody 8 ' s . . . summer vacation. DON HALL 16 Harrington Drive Holden Have a peaceful life for peace begins with the individual. Music . . . people . . . leadership . . . leadershop ... Rangely, Maine . . . water skiing . . . red Renault . . . hockey games . . . concerts . . . math- letes . . . tennis . . . hockey manager . . . student council president CDMASC. LINDA HALL Meetinghouse Hill Sterling “Yesterday has gone, tomor¬ row hasn’t come, today is here — Make the most of it. Lin . . . Danny . . . August 10... good times . . . friends . . . The Beach Boys . . . art. . . skiing . . . Rain¬ bow . . . 3R. CAROL HARRINGTON Manning Street Holden Enjoy yourself . . . This is one of the good old days you’re going to miss sometimes . . . Hampton Beach . . . J Street . . . fwellum . . . good times . . . being with friends. SUSAN HART 3 Brentwood Drive Holden “I ' m not here for a long time. I’m here for a good time. “Suzy . . . Top Ekoms . . . lunch periods . . . The Border . . . The Cape . . . Schlitz . . . field hockey; basketball; softball; Ski club . . . MOULTON!! 70 MICHAEL HARVEY Walnut Street Paxton “If you ' re not going to go all the way there ' s no sense in going at all. Soccer . . . baseball . . . outside sports . . . speech . . . Harv . . . Friendly’s . . . “Red . . . chevy . . . drawing . . . Schlitz . . . park . . . Carol. JUDITH ANN HARWOOD 3 Brookside Drive Holden “Cherish the past, dream of tomorrow; but live for today and be happy.” “Judy . . . green . . . “Echo . . . cheering . . . dance theatre . . . Library club . . . “Honolulu”. . . greaser hop . . . movies . . . Washington . . . prom . . . retreats . . . Lobo . . . pizza. JANET IRIS HASSELMANN 365 Redemption Rock Trail Sterling . . And in the end, the love you make is equal to the love you take. Good friends . . . life . . . New Hampshire . . . Mount Monadnock . . . good times . . . truckin . . . apartment . . . child study. DAVID HAYES 44 Highland Street Holden We see it, but, it constantly eludes us.” Sunshine . . . Hwde . . . purple . . . outdoors . . . z.” TRACY M. HEINOLD North Row Road Sterling If I could conquer my mind I could conquer the world.” Football; freshman, sopho¬ more, junior . . . basketball: freshman, sophomore. WILLIAM R. HENDERSON Worcester Road Princeton “Don ' t follow me. I’m lost, too. Winter track 3 . . . cross country 3, 4 . . . Green Machine . . . Mr. Warren . . . P.F.D. . . . Summer ’74 . . . blue bomber. DONNA HENDRICKSON John Dee Road Sterling The greatest use of life is to spend it on something that will outlast it.” Donnie . . . Sept. 29 . . . B.B. . . . friends . . . memories . . . spending money . . . vacations . . . long rides summer. . . D.J. . . . life. ROBIN L. HENDRICKSON 10 Princeton Street Jefferson Good, to forgive . . . Best to forget. J.J.K. . . . 1 1 74 . . . friends . . . weekends. . .food . . . night swimming . . . shopping . . . parties . . . springtime . . . summer . . . blue . . . walks . . . Fluff . . . memories. 71 RAMONA LEE HERRERA 31 8 Pommagusett Road Rutland “We should always have old memories and young hopes.” Eastham . . . hockey . . . love . . . memories . . . friends . . . classes . . . Puerto Rico . . . Tampalas . . . G.M. . . . Stepha¬ nie .. . brothers . . . beaches . . . parties . . . life . . . plane rides. BRIAN HICKEY 145 High Street Holden JUDY A. HIGGINS 672 Bullard Street Holden Life itself is beautiful, but love makes it more worthwhile. Richie . . . 4 13 72 . . . Hobo . . . food . . . spring . . . summer . . . night swimming . . . memories . . . shopping . . . parties . . . friends. JAMES E. HILL JR. 291 Highland Street Holden Motorcycles, Hodaka, Bridge¬ stone, E.C.C., Chevy truck, “60“ Chevy Malibu, “66“ Construction . . . Cape, R.l. , . . skiing ... ski club ... I am not in this world to live up to your expectations . . . Dude. WENDY JEAN HITCHCOCK Rowley Hill Road Sterling “Our past and future are the blocks with which we build. “Will you hurry up or I ' m to wait all night. Future Farmers of America . . . sports: basketball, swimming, football. SANDRA J. HJULSTROM Hubbardston Road Princeton “It is better either to be silent, or to say things of more value than silence.” Pythagoras . . . simplicity . . . economy . . . blue . . . swimming . . . biking . . . mice . . . potato chips . . . flea markets . . . reading . . . nature . . . solitude. ROBERTA. HOBBS 61 Holt Road Holden “Thre are small cows and big cows but the bull goes on forever. E.D. . . . 69 Chevy Chevelle . . . Newport . . . buba . . . blue star . . . Chart House . . . Lobster . . . steak . . . clams . . . Beer . . . Dude. LINDA HOCH Camp Ground Road Sterling Junction “No matter where I am going, I remember where I have been. S.P. . . . happiness . . . “Tabby. 72 DAVID N. HOLMES 28 Vicksburg Circle Holden “Whenever I feel like studying, I go out until I feel better. Kim . . . 3 18 73 . . . The Dam . . . beaches . . . Plum Island . . . Millie Mitchell’s . . . Beach Boys con¬ certs . . . lost in Boston . . . hockey games . . . partyin ' . LISA G. HOLMES 22 Wildrose Avenue Holden “You be you, and I’ll be me. That way, we won’t have to live up to the other’s expectations.” Bruce . . . fall . . . summer . . . ceramics . . . animals . . . L.P. . . . C.P. . . . snow . . . beach 9 28 73. WILLIAM HOLMES Causeway Street Jefferson ‘‘I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure that you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. STEVEN HOOTEN Pommagusett Road Rutland PATTI HORSRMANN 101 Woodridge Road Holden A little knowledge that acts is worth infinitely more than much knowledge that is idle. Skiing . . . Paris . . . Junior Prom . . . varsity basketball cheerleader . . . Tournament ' 74 . . . field hockey . . . National Honor Society. KAREN ANNE HOUMERE 104 Apricot Street Worcester To be good is noble; but to show others how to be good is nobler and less trouble.” Watermelon Sugar . . . sunsets . . . people . . . music . . . Smile! . . . Sci¬ ence Seminar . . . Student Council . . . NHS. CHRISTOPHER HOWARD Box 111 Princeton Bach . . . Berne . . . cross country . . . Steinways . . . Gauss . . . Cho¬ pin . . . tennis . . . Fermat . . . the musicals . . . Beethovan . . . skiing . . . The Zeta Function . . . chorus . . . bicycles . . . Mt. Washington . . . Wachusett. MARK F. HOWARD North Street Jefferson “Life is like a game, ’Don’t blow it. ' Parties . . . beer . . . dances . . . girls . . . softball . . . bowl¬ ing . . . camping . . . football . . . drive-ins. 73 JUNE JARVIS Maple Street Sterling PAULA JENNETTE 20 Hilltop Avenue Holden CHRISTINE A. HUNT 66 Walnut Street Holden “Life is like an ice cream cone, you have to learn to lick it. Chinese food . . . Snappy . . . volley¬ ball . . . soap opera . . . nostalgic mov¬ ies .. . Bible Lit. . . . Robert Redford . . . jeans . . . sweaters . . . barefoot . . . friends. MICHELE JABLONSKI Rowley Hill Road Sterling “Love . . . No lack of faith underminds it because it ' s the hope tha t we’ll find it that makes us go on. Steve . . . November 17... beaches . . . friends . . . “Stairway to Heaven . . . Memories . . . vans. RUSSELL HUARD South Street Paxton JAMES E. HUNT Gregory Hill Princeton You only have one life to live, so reach for all the gusto you can. Captain Crunch . . . foot¬ ball . . . hominy . . . Moto- crossing . . . winter and spring track . . . parties . . . wine, woman and song . . . the boy. NATALIE JANES Irish Lane Rutland “I have known the inexorable sadness of pencils, neat in their boxes, dolor of pad and paper-weight, all the misery of manila folders and mucilage. JAMES L. HUME 2 Whitney Drive Paxton When the legends die, the dreams end. When the dreams end, there is no more greatness. EPP . . . parties . . . LDA . . . Zimmy . . . Bud-man . . . sunny days . . . You and Me . . . Saturday nights . . . The Pubs. 74 CHARLENE JEPSEN 70 Twinbrocke Drive Holden It’s this simple: If I never try any¬ thing, I never learn anything. If I never take a risk I stay where I am.” Chuckie” . . . swimming . . . writ¬ ing . . . gymnastics . . . sunny beaches . . . CALIFORNIA!! MARILYN J. JOHANSON Pommogussett Road Rutland The first smile I smile tomorrow, I give to you.” Hunk. . .1 11 73. . . long walks . . . canoeing . . . show¬ ers . . . honeymoon . . . picnics . . . friends . . . summertime . . . movies . . . fun . . . Cape Cod . . . tennis . . . happiness . . . LOVE!! . . . H.R. Rep. . . . Ski club. JENNIFER JOHNSON Nipmuck Road Paxton Hello my friend. It ' s so good to see you again. I was so alone. Just couldn ' t make it on my own.” Art . . . Limerick . . . moun¬ tains . . . Rizz . . . L.D.A. LAURIE LYNN JOHNSON 28 Holt Road Holden Begin at once to live and count each day as a separate life.” Freshman basketball cheerleading . . . girls track . . . team manager . . . Pow¬ der Puff football . . . senior float . . . volleyball . . . tacos . . . blue . . . tan . . . Cape . . . the ocean . . . Alaska . . . 3. LISA JOHNSON 26 Woodridge Road Holden Never let yesterday use up today.” The beach . . . Woody ' s Goodies . . . people . . . good friends . . . gymnastics . . . D.H.K. . . . sun-days . . . Kuzn . . . laughing. mark Johnson 437 Bullard Street Holden Freshman basketball . . . j.v. basketball . . . fresh summer smells . . . Hendrix . . . Dave Mason . . . haze . . . Can¬ ada . . . views. MARVETTE ARLENE JOHNSON 52 Chapel Street Holden Real friends are a treasure. All the wealth in the world can not buy one, nor pay for losing one. Bunny ... Ice Hockey Cheerlead¬ ing . . . spring musicals . . . Ski club . . . dance theatre. WENDY JOHNSON 43 Colorado Holden 75 CAROLYN HARTLEY JONES 1 8 Highland Park Road Rutland The days that make us happy make us wise. —John Masefield Freshman basketball cheerleading . . . Girl ' s track team manager . . . Senior float . . . volleyball . . . Go . . . Nauset beach . . . blue . . . waves . . . sun . . . S . . . H.B. . . . Koala bears . . . 3.” KAREN JONES 76 Richards Avenue Paxton Late nights and early mornings don’t leave much but future warnings. Cridder-crat ... THE VAN! . . . “Worcester Airport . . . the gang . . . being wild and free. SUE R. JONES 11 Brooks Road Paxton “Life: cherish what you ' ve had, live for what you ' ve got, and hope for what ' s to cornel Parties . . . Washington . . . T.V. . . . Fine . . . Good mornin ' little school girl . . . friends . . . watermelon . . . ROWDS SEVERE. DAVID MATTHEW KELLOG 743 Salisbury Street Holden If having fun was a crime. I’d be serving a life sentence. Freshman, J.V., Varsity foot¬ ball . . . Varsity hockey man¬ ager . . . N.H.S. . . . S.N.H.S. . . . MAT-U . . . girl watching . . . getting rowdy . . . the ocean. JEFFREY JON KENNEDY Sassawanna Road Rutland Jake . . . The Dead . . . Columbo . . . skiing . . . motocross . . . sport¬ sters . . . Arch. Eng. . . . Monty. SUSAN KENNY Winter Hill Road Holden All good things must come to an end, but great things never end. Keep the really great things in life and be happy. “Sue . . . dance . . . music . . ,3R. RONALD KEOUGH Edson Avenue Rutland DEBORAH ANN KERXHALLI 22 Holden Street Holden I want to be free like the waves out on the blue sea. Piano . . . little children . . . dancing . . . cold rosy cheeks . . . music . . . sunsets . . . Spring musical . . . glis¬ tening snow . . . tennis . . . N.H.S. . . . F.N.H.S. . . . Senior treasurer. 76 JIM KESSELI 33 Wyndhurst Drive Holden All of today ' s intellectuals are skep¬ tical and I am not so sure myself. Self Soar. . . Kes. SUSAN BETH KESSELI 25 Deane Avenue Holden You never really leave a place you love; part of it you take with you. Library club . . . A.F.S. . . . 3R. JA NET KINGSBURY 9 Jefferson Drive Paxton Nature never did betray the heart that loved her! Jan . . . Varsity cheering . . . N.H.S.. . . S.N.H.S. . . . Yearbook staff . . . Dance club . . . S.A.I.N.T.S. . . . Band . . . Swim club . . . Plays . . . Powderpuff football . . . Student Council Advisor . . . gymnastics . . . SPIRIT!! PHILIP KNEELAND Meeting House Hill Road Sterling If I don ' t see you in this world. I ' ll meet you in the next one; and don ' t you be late.” Steak . . . Lyonnaise potatoes . . . hockey . . . football . . . drag racing. STEVEN KNIPE 827 Pleasant Street Paxton STEPHEN FREDERICK KNOTT 349 Pleasant Street Paxton Only he who attempts the ridiculous can achieve the impossible. Ski club . . . tennis . . . Hot Dog Annies . . . Blitzing . . . Study Hall Band . . . P.A.C. . . . D.M. . . . hockey. NANCY A. KRONOFF 24 Hilltop Avenue Jefferson To be any more than all I am would be a lie. Ocean Park . . . summer ' 72 . . . dream . . . Elton John . . . Step- stone Ranch . . . Toyota . . . spa¬ ghetti . . . following firetrucks . . . Hate? . . . April 1974 . . . light¬ ning Harvey” . . . J.S.L. EDWARD J. KRUCZYNSKI 29 Gates Road Sterling The world ' s a stage on which all parts are played. Big Ed . . . music . . . softball . . . volleyball . . . Band . . . Honor roll . . . Yearbook Art Staff. 77 CHARLIE LAHTI Mirick Road Princeton BRUCE LABOFFA 10 Phillips Road Rutland Time is more important than money, money mistakes can be corrected but time is gone forever. Chamonix . . . Hotdogging . . . Sali . . . Boujjing . . . Ross . . . Winter track . . . Ski club . . . Tennis. SUSAN VALERIE LAMBERT Waushacum Avenue Sterling When the going gets rough, the rough get going! Yearbook staff . . . fall play . . . S.A.I.N.T.S. . . . Dance club . . . Lamb” . . . autumn . . . Libra . . . happiness . . . freedom and together¬ ness. JAMES LAMOUREAUX 49 Maple Avenue Rutland Running . . . Hey, man . . . Lamb . . . Dindmo . . . Bicycling . . . Woooooop! . . . EEE-EEE-EEE ... I ' m outta Here!!! Favorite Rock Group — Dindmo and the Electric Donuts. JOY LANGER 1 28 Richards Avenue Paxton Say what you mean, mean what you think. Think anything, why not?” Tennis . . . parties . . . LDA . . . friends . . . Student advisory board . . . buzzin ' . . . Harwichport, C.C. . . . sailing. . . it’s been real fun. WILLIAM C. LA PIERRE 5 Cutler Road Paxton Accept every challenge when you can, defy every fail¬ ure that you must. Bill . . . Gardner . . . ski¬ ing . . . Ski club . . . Mt. Watatic . . . camp . . . Truc¬ kin’ . . . The Tennis Club . . . Red, White and Blue. DONALD ALAN LARSON 35 Wayland Circle Holden “I can resist anything but tempta¬ tion.” “Don” . . . blue . . . water-snow skiing . . . scuba diving . . . for¬ mula cars . . . boats . . . NHS . . . FNHS . . . SNHS . . . Mathletes . . . Ski club . . . dude . . . Schlitz . . . Draught. LEONARD JOSEPH LAUER 40 John Alden Drive Holden One cannot taste the sweetness of success until he has tasted the bitter¬ ness of defeat.” Lenny . . . Varsity soccer . . . Var¬ sity tennis . . . Ski club . . . Political Affairs club . . . hoping . . . beaches . . . California. 78 CATHY LIMA Johnson Rood Sterling If hoving fun was a crime. I’d be serving a Life sentence. Mark . . . Ripley Point, Maine ...711... Cricket. “Now is a time of reacting and running forward. Backward is yes¬ terday and it ' s gone. ROD LEEHY Pratts Jet. Sterling MICHAEL LEMON East County Road Rutland LISA LeBEAU Main Street Princeton PAUL J. LAVOIE 53 Avery Heights Drive Holden When you ' re up to your ass in alli¬ gators, it is extremely difficult to real¬ ize that your original objective was to drain the swamp. Drama Workshop . . . parties . . . Columbian . . . See ya later Jane M.l LAUREL ANN LECLAIR 46 Lakeview Avenue Sterling Junction Friends . . . Talking on the telephone. . .If you only knew . . . Rigghhtttl! . . . Dot’s not nice! . . . music librarian . . . Concert Chorus . . . Girl’s Glee Club . . . the guidance office . . . glasses . . . dancing . . . crafts . . . reading . . . knicknacks . . . tennis . . . Chicken. SUZANNE T. LELAND Goodnow Road Princeton “Draw wisdom from your old mistakes and courage from your pain.” Sue . . . Alligash, Me . . . Quebec . . . Washington ’74 . . . horses . . . Span¬ ish Club . . . Echo . . . Horse club. KIMBERLY LENGAS 839 Main Street Holden You are a child of the universe, no less than the stars you have a right to be here.” Yellow . . . Cape memories . . . T.L.S. . . . N.H.S. 79 ■| TOD R. LIND 101 Main Street Holden When they come to catch me I’ll be gone. Varsity ice hockey . . . varsity football . . . varsity soccer . . . cross country . . . spring track . . . Big Macs . . . Aerosmith . . . Carlo . . . I.G.U. . . . severe burn outs. KARIN LINDBERG 98 Beechwood Road Holden “Memories of yesterday, laughter and friends of today, hopes that tomorrow will be as good. Buffalo — 74 . . . “Colour My World . . . close friends . . . York Beach . . . Friendly ' s . . . 3R . . . business staff. R. TERRY LINDQUIST 85 Main St. Holden Chris . . . Life’s a big hassle so make the best of it. Do anything in the world you want or that you must do to make you happy. Mountview parties. TOMI FARNHAM UUNGBERG 140 Beechwood Road Holden “Good family and good friends — the greatest treas¬ ure in life.” Football cheerleader (capt.) . . . sophomore cabinet . . . H.R. ... Ski club ... ski instructor. . . karate . . . the Cape . . . Bo’s Palace . . . concert. . . boogying . . . Rolling Stones . . . LDA. FRANK LOCKE Twine Road Sterling JEAN LOCKE East Country Road Rutland Take what you can from life today, for tomorrow it may not be there. Summertime . . . camp . . . K.M. . . . July 9, 1974 . . . weed . . . Aerosmith . . . kids . . . swimming . . . Elton John . . . Comet Pond . . . eighth grade . . . being me. MARK LOGEE 75 Pleasant Street Paxton Enjoy life now, It ' s later than you think. Sharon . . . Mustang . . . honda . . . skidoo . . . Harold ' s . . . Give me a break ... 11 months . . . the park. ROBERT LONG III 150 Doyle Road Holden You only go around once in life, so live it up with all the gusto and flair imaginable. Turtle . . . Band, Brass Choir . . . French National Honor Society . . . Sunnyside . . . Lids . . . Colombo. 80 WILLIAM PATRICK LONG Lincoln Ave. Holden They say hard work never killed any¬ one, but I ' m not taking any chances. Runta . . . Arnie . . . Dynamic Duo . . . phone booth . . . I.G.U. . . . Kings Club . . . J.T. ' s . . . Ramblin’ . . . Sly . . . golf . . . baseball . . . football . . . tab bottle. EILEEN A. LOONEY 1 William Allen Drive Paxton Joyful times are never gone; They ' re always joys to look back on. b.f.h. games . . . cheering . . . Spring Musical . . . Fall play . . . Dance club . . . Yearbook . . . loon . . . fun . . . friends. DONALD LORD 9 Somerset Lane Holden DENISE LUDDEN 285 Grove Street Paxton When you leave me, I feel a sudden absence, but I think of you and smile. I am alone but not lonely. “Dee” . . . Dave . . . Monkeys — Bananas — Yellow. . .Crying. . . Pizza . . . Art. KATHLEEN JEAN LYNCH Leominster Road Princeton We ' re going to make it after all. Kathy . . . Lynchy . . . Maine . . . Ice cream . . . sun . . . learning tennis . . . slow . . . Willies Class . . . hockey games . . . cards . . . Do I have too? . . . Ski club. CHERYL LYONS East Princeton Road Princeton Photographs and memories, that ' s all I have left of you. Tuffy . . . hop-along . . . friends . . . Washington, D.C. . . . Mr. T ' s 1 st period class . . . parties . . . pizza . . . living happy. LORI LYNNE LYONS Old Colony Road Princeton If you have one true friend you have more than your share.” Blue . . . painting . . . music . . . swimming . . . Rikki . . . blue jeans . . . Business club . . . ECHO. DANIEL MacCONNELL 23 Vicksburg Circle Holden But the rain only gets in some¬ times and the sun never leaves you alone. Skiing ... Ski club . . . Hendrix . . . K.P. . . . Wilmot . . . Step- penwolf . . . Mountains. 81 KEVIN MICHAEL MacILVANE 49 Woodhaven Drive Holden Here ' s a dime, call all your friends. BUDWEISER . . . Bush . . . sting wisher (W.P.I.) . . . Dodge Dart . . . Foot Mau . . . Orange Delight . . . Moon A. DIANA MARIE MacKENZIE Clinton Road Sterling No day is over if it makes a memory. Tommy . . . October 31, 1971 . . . Time in a Bottle . . . Nantucket . . . sunny days ... ice cream. SUSAN MacLENNAN 20 Lake Shore Drive Sterling To love and be loved is the happiest thing on earth. Water skiing . . . Lobsters. JEAN ELLEN MacMANNUS 7 Central Avenue Sterling Junction t To have a friend, you first must be one. Nursing . . . FHA . . . Span¬ ish National Honor Society . . . crafts . . . Costume Committees . . . Honor roll . . . family life . . . friends. CHRISTINE NINA MacPHEE 122 West Street Paxton Happiness is someone to love, some¬ thing to hope for. Muck-a-Fee . . . Vic . . . skiing the Alps . . . Best Buddies . . . nursing . . . friends . . . Track . . . J.V. Football Cheering . . . J.V. Basketball . . . Echo . . . Prom Committee . . . Yearbook . . . Ski club. WENDY ANN MAGAW Redemption Rock Drive Sterling Imagination is more impor¬ tant than knowledge. The Brook . . . Hendrix . . . full . . . the camp . . . W.H.T. . . . Hampton . . . friends . . . Phila . . . C.H. . . . initiation. DON JON JUSSI MAKI 1 Crestview Drive Holden What is life without freedom? Maki . . . Leroy . . . three B’s, baseball, basketball, beer . . . Connecticut Lakes . . . Jan . . . Snow . . . Gooba . . . Suomi. . . NHS. MICHAEL MAKINEN Ball Hill Road Princeton 82 GARY ROBERT MALCOLMSON Meeting House Hill Road Sterling Chorus . . . Senior class play . . . Inherit the Wind. BARBARA ANN MARENGO 63 Grove Street Paxton “Return good for evil, for in returning good for evil, we prog¬ ress upwards and never down¬ wards.’’ Musicals . . . friends . . . “Pie’ . . . piano . . . strawberry frib¬ bles . . . deeps ' 1 . . . beaches during thunderstorms . . . ani¬ mals . . . wind . . . ‘crazy’ . . . music. EDWIN MARSHALL 59 A Maple Ave. Rutland KEVIN MATHEWS 86 Spruce Lane Holden STEVE MARTEL 175 Beechwood Road Holden “We ' re waiting for you, Steve!!” Cross-country track . . . spring track: Vi mile . . . triple jump . . . computer . . . photography . . . Science . . . skiing . . . bicycling . . . Drama. MARK MAURER 43 Birchwood Drive Holden When you get to the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hang on.” Cape . . . parties . . . B.H. janice e. McCarthy 35 Cranbrook Drive Holden “Friendship multiplies joy and divides grief.” Don “Leroy Mdki . . . basketball games . . . New Year ' s Eve ' 73 . . . Oh Bugarsl . . . spring musicals . . . Student Council . . . French and Spanish N.H.S. . . . N.H.S. JOANNE McCURDY 7 Holden Road Paxton ‘A friend is whom I meet who takes me for what I am. B ible club . . . German club . . . Art club . . . S.A.I.N.T.S. . . . Honor roll . . . biking . . . piano . . . NHS . . . Porshe . . . letters . . . beach . . . EBC. 83 ROBERT McEWAN Edson Ave. Rutland I don ' t care.” Football . . . hockey . . . model airplanes . . . Cars . . . boats. JUDITH ANN McKAY Causeway St. Jefferson And the Eagle flies with the Dove. Ocean Park . . . sunsets . . . Europe . . . P.E.I. . . . tomatoes . . . H.N.H. . . . “the gang” . . . autumn jumping in leaves . . . watching light¬ ning . . . N.H. with D.R.N. . . .6 1 74 . . .67 Fairlane . . . monkey . . . MacDonalds. CYNTHIA ANNE McKELVIE Coal Kiln Rd. Princeton Life is what you make of it, not what it makes of you. Cindy . . . Child Study . . . math . . . pizza . . . hamburgers . . . Peter . . . autumn . . . Vermont. LISA DIANE McKENZIE 5 Wildwood Rd. Holden A day of worry is more exhausting than a week of work.” Mceanzi . . . Bret . . . F76 . . . R.R. . . . Phil . . . water skiing . . . theater . . . Kerns . . . McDonalds . . . 66-69 . . . C-130 . . . Golden Nuget. . . honor roll. WAYNE M. McMAHON 1 Knollwood Rd. Paxton MICHAEL LON McMINN 2 Virginia Hill Rd. Holden Boggus . . . Emerson, Lake, and Palmer . . . concerts . . . stereos . . . 8 . . . green . . . Old Orchard Beach . . . Pinecroft . . . Green Machine . . . water skiing . . . flying . . . sports . . . spaghetti . . . Big Mac’s . . . Luxury . . . Varsity Hockey . . . Yearbook Staff . . . 3-R. DIANE PATRICIA MELLOR Ft. Sumter Drive Holden Tell someone you’re a loner, and right away they think you ' re lonely. It’s different. It ' s just asserting your individuality by your independence. Dee Dee . . . Charlie . . . Springfield College . . . Q.C.C. . . . Twelfth Year Program. MARTHA MELLOR 127 Holden Street Holden 84 SARAH L. MELLOR 1 Ridgewood Rd. Paxton When everything around you says no, listen to your heart and let every¬ thing flow. BO ' s Palace C.C. . . . The crossroads of time . . . boogie ' n . . . Neil Young . . . sunsets . . . snow storms . . . skiing . . . Greatful Dead . . . L.D.A. . . . comfort. . . weekends! CRAIG MILLER 1 Ashwood Road Paxton STEPHEN MILLS 42 Oregon Trail Holden MICHAEL MONAHAN 347 Highland Street Holden PETER T. MONAGHAN 73 Bullard St. Holden It seems like whenever I get close to my goal, somebody moves the goal post. ’66 Caprice . . . M.A. . . . cruisin’ . . . getting there fast . . . Vermont . . . Football . . . cars . . . pizza and beer . . . Bonanza. . . L.F. JOHN MORAN 8 Nipmuck Rd. Paxton People can only be what they are; don ' t underestimate them. Freak . . . green . . . Penthouse . . . mighty V. . . . hell rides . . . hockey . . . chess club . . . Gamache kills . . . Harvus T. Wallbanger. CAROLE ANN MORRIS 152 S. Main St. Holden I ' m looking forward to looking back, from further on down the track. Horses . . . gymnastics . . . New York . . . parties . . . good friends. SUSAN MORROW 31 South Rd. Holden He that hath no rule over his own spirit is like a city that is broken down, and without walks. Sue . . . hockey . . . melon . . . horses. 85 PETER NALLY Craig Road Leicester NOREEN MUNZERT Newell Road Holden NICK NARCISI 97 Paugus Road Holden Datsun . . . Mosey . . . Italia . . . decent . . . music . . . Take good care of her . . . Bread . . . That’s it” . . . Good luck to all and remem¬ ber — it ' s a SMALL WORLD! ROBERT NANOF 8 Forestdale Road Paxton If you see someone without a smile, stop and give him one of yours. “Snack . . . sunrises . . . sunsets . . . swimming . . . walking . . . outdoors . . . the ocean . . . yellow . . . embroi¬ dery . . . French National Honor Society . . . Yearbook . . . Echo . . . Spring play. WILLIAM MOTT 1 26 Chapel Street Holden Life is too short, enjoy it while you can. SUSAN MURDOCK School Street Sterling Hope deferred makes the heart sick, but a desire ful¬ filled is a tree of life.” J.S.U. . . . summer of ' 74 . . . Aerosmith . . . special friends . . . smiles . . . good times . . . sunshine. DOUGLAS B. MURDOCK 32 Brentwood Drive Holden MURD. PAMELA MARY NACK 20 Forrest Hill Drive Rutland 86 KATHLEEN M. NASON 1 972 North Main Street Jefferson “We ' ve only just begun. Bobby. . .9 23 73. . . “Z ' s” . . . Friendly’s . . . C.P.C. . . . “kids . . . Hampton Beach . . . M.P. . . . 6th lunch . . . photography . . . Library Club . . . office . . . Work Study. DENNIS R. NAWN 12 Doyle Road Holden “So, who gives a care! 6 1 74 . . . N.H. with J.A.N. . . . McDonald ' s . . . ' 67 Ford . . . SCHLITZ . . . Bonccies . . . Freedom Jam . . . mountai n . . . watching lightning . . . T.V. . . . JUDE ... Old Orchard, Maine . . . water skiing . . . fried clams . . . Canada. BETSEY JANE NELSON 1 24 Richards Avenue Paxton “Catch your dreams before they slip away. Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind. Bets . . . friends . . . Web¬ ster . . . it ' s been good for me if it ' s been good for you. PETE NELSON 71 Bullard Street Holden Two and two are merely four, and often less and never more, and I, for all the world’s advance, an upright mammal wearing pants. Skiing. Climbing. There is no substitute. DEBORAH ANN NICHOLS 36 Redstone Hill Sterling “The only way to have a friend is to be one. Deb . . . Spanish Honor Soci¬ ety . . . spring musical . . . Echo . . . Dance Club . . . beaches . . . Hampton . . . tacos . . . summer nights . . . dance . . . nursing . . . Oak¬ dale . . . laughter . . . friends . . . life! MICHAEL NICHOLS Barre-Paxton Road Rutland Mike . . . How the hell do I know? . . . Michelob . . . “The Dead . . steak and ham grinders . . . Kawasaki . . parties . . . California. JEFFREY WAYNE NIDEUR 1112 Wachusett Street Jefferson “Life is hard, and once you realize that life is hard it will start getting eas¬ ier again. Jeff . . . The Spy” . . . Summer of ' 74 . . . Patty . . . 1 19 74 . . . Mrs. Williams . . . motorcycles . . . cars . . . The Bomb” . . . skiing . . . beer. . . roast beef grinders. PETER NORTON 277 West Street Paxton 87 EDWARD MARTIN OLDAKOWSKI 1 870 Wachusett Street Holden “Insanity is one step closer to happiness.” “Ed” . . . “Polack . . . girls . . . parties . . . summer . . . Schlitz Draft . . . motorcycles . . . trail riding . . . jv basketball . . . football . . . Aerosmith. MICHAEL OLIVER 1675 Wachusett Street Holden DIANNE OLSEN 270 Brattle Street Holden “If you can feel good inside yourself, then you do not need anything to help you. Music . . . guitar. . . rhythm and blues. SYLVIA OLSEN 270 Brattle Street Holden Keep your fears to yourself but share your courage with others. A smile makes everything worthwhile. Peo¬ ple are beautiful The only way to multiply happiness is to divide it. Stamps. KAREN OLSON 206 Brattle Street Holden If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours. You ' re blushing . . . Bollo . . . purple . . . winter track . . . spring track . . . punk . . . freedom . . . Jesus Freak . . . Applaud friends, the comedy is over. MARK R. OSLEBO 872 Wachusett Street Holden The world is made of leaders and followers. Don ' t be a fol¬ lower even if you’re the only person you lead.” Ox . . . JT’s . . . A.S. . . . Monte . . . Student Council . . . football . . . hockey . . . soccer. . . spring track. CYNTHIA RUTH OSTLUND 15 Chestnut Hill Road Holden “And this our life . . . Finds tongues in trees, books in the run¬ ning brooks, sermons in stones, and good in everything.” Cape Cod summers . . . karate . . . skiing . . . friends. ELAINE OUELLETTE 119 Meadow Wood Drive Holden “Just the pace of the game. Can drive you insane. So relax and let every¬ thing flow. LDA . . . Musketeers . . . Rufus . . . pastrami . . . sky blue and home grown green . . . Dave Mason . . . French . . . skiing . . . Comfort. 88 ERIC PAGE Shaw Road N. Gorham, Maine “Snow and rain come and go but friends are always there. Skiing . . . Think Snow . . . Stow . . . hockey . . . United Stock Car Racing club . . . drags. LEE PAPPAS 9 Woodland Drive Paxton “If the stars should show for the first time in a million years, what would man do? Aries 1 -B . . . astronomy . . . fly¬ ing . . . Indy . . . Nordic 440 . . . photography . . . Quasars . . . R C . . . Science Fiction . . . zool . . . UFO ' s. DEBRA LYNN PARKER 90 Birchwood Drive Holden Let me be stormy and let me be calm, let the tide in and set me free. Mountview . . . parties . . . “To the farm . . . sunshines . . . Chevy wagons . . . get- tin’ rowdy. KEVIN PARMENTER Birchwood Road Holden BUD . . . parties . . . good music . . . football . . . ' 65 T-Bird . . . Got an extra beer . . . steak . . . spaghetti . . . pizza . . . grinders . . . Columbia . . . Octo¬ ber 25, 1974 . . . BRILLO . . . Rutland dudes . . . You got to be shitting me! DONALD O. PATTEN 1 9 Jewett Road Sterling On leaving this microcosm I feel the need to sigh relief and sorrow. For what it ' s worth, I liked it.” The Table . . .guitar . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Math- letes . . . intramural hockey . . . football . . . soccer. GALE PAULSON Ball Hill Road Princeton The Infinite keeps naught save Love, for it is in its own likeness. Blue skies . . . mountains . . . plants . . . music . . . walking . . . swimming . . . sunshine. CARLTON PEACOCK 1 84 Brattle Street Holden WENDY LOUISE PEARSON 233 Chapel Street Holden It is sure to be dark if you shut your eyes.” Music . . . animals . . . horse¬ back riding . . . boys . . . hob¬ bies . . . sports . . . Spanish club . . . Embroidery club. 89 DIANE PEASE 50 Pleasant Street Paxton “People just take things for granted without realizing what they really had, until it ' s gone.” Pink . . . animals . . . autumn . . . art . . . pennies . . . bot¬ tles. PENELOPE B. PECK 46 Plymouth Road Holden “You cannot do a kindness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late.” Skiing . . . swimming . . . canoeing . . . guitar . . . discus . . . spring track . . . N.H.S. . . . Yearbook . . . Mathletes . . .Ski club. DEBORAH ANN PERREAULT 1 1 William Allen Drive Paxton Life is for the young, reach out . . . Tomorrow may be too late. Ski club . . . swimming . . . basketball . . . archery . . . art . . . dancing . . . Neil Diamond . . . boys . . . Dec. 8 . . . Pittsfield . . . having fun. RICHARD T. PERRY Bailey Road Holden A winner never quits, and a quitter never wins. Dick . . . I.G.U. . . . FJ. 74 . . . football . . . Levi’s . . . Jimi Hendrix . . . Pumpkin Race . . . H.R. Rep. . . . Schlitz. BETH MARIE PERSON Raymond Street Holden “When shall all men’s good be each man’s rule and universal peace lie like a shaft of light across the land . . Paris . . . F.N.H.S. . . . skiing . . . K.E.W. . . . light, like the sun . . . silence . . . zzz. CHERYL LYNN PIERCE Paxton Look to this Day! For ye ster¬ day is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision of hope. Spanish National Honor Soci¬ ety . . . guitar . . . Dance club . . . Spring Musicals . . . 4H . . . people . . . fun! JOYCE GAIL PILLSBURY Heywood Road Sterling “It’s a long road from which there is no return. Outdoors . . . animals . . . sports . . . crafts . . . Spring Fes¬ tival . . . Mountainettes . . . Dance Theater club . . . Gymnas¬ tic show . . . 4H clubs . . . Year¬ book Staff . . . girls intramural ice hockey. JUDITH LYNN PILLSBURY Heywood Road Sterling Be thou assur ' d if words be made of breath, and breath of life, I have no life to breathe. Yearbook . . . Mountainettes . . . ' 74 Camaro . . . Modern Dance club . . . Sterling 4H Dairy club . . . S.N.H.S. 90 GAYLE F. PIPER 1 5 Apple Tree Lane Holden Go placidly amid noise and haste, remember what peace there may be in silence. ODIORNE ... six musketeers . . . FTA . . . SAINTS . . . 3R Office . . . Oakdale . . . WW . . . Mexico . . . Beth . . . Vicki. DENISE ANNE PLANTE 84 Suomi Street Paxton By dependence, independence grows, and in believing as a child, I grow up. Duck . . . skiing . . . Lake Winni- pesaukee . . . “The Park . . . Cro sby, Stills, Nash, and Young . . . Pink Floyd . . . Tampa — 1974. CHARLES PODESTA 25 Sherwood Hill Dr. Holden CHERYL POSKUS 1 5 Spruce Lane Holden We love the things we love for what they are.” Traffic . . . “E.P.P.” . . . M.C. . . . Cape Cod . . . parties . . . Homecoming ' 73 . . . L.D.A. . . . Spanish Honor Society . . . Honor Roll. LAURIE POULIN Kendall Hill Road Sterling Today I find a lot to change my mind, a lot to understand, much to seek, much to achieve, friends are your biggest helpers. Tennis ... Ski club . . . Wendell . . . friends . . . Alps . . . New Hampshire. BARBARA ELLEN POWELL 47 Plymouth Road Holden “Each day brings life ' s new begin¬ nings. Led Zeppelin . . . parties . . . food . . . the ocean . . . sunsets . . . friends . . . Daisy . . . sum¬ mer . . . gymnastics . . . laugh¬ ing . . . LEO . . . vacations . . . Stowe. CINDY LOUISE POPE 516 Wachusett Street Holden Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we will find it not. Art . . . plants . . . animals ... ice hockey . . . Flames vs. Penguins . . . dance. ELAINE MARIE POSKUS 15 Spruce Lane Holden “Live for today but remember yesterday, and think of tomorrow. E.P.P. . . . Neil Young . . . parties . . . L.D.A. . . . traffic . . . rain . . . summer . . . good times . . . Bobo . . . Cape Cod . . . concerts . . . yes . . . Spanish Honor Society . . . H.R. Rep. 91 CHERYL E. POWER 286 Grove Street Paxton Leaving memories of: my mother, my foster parents, France, Paxton, work, my VW, my friends, and Carrots. Being engaged to Ricky and planning a happy future and my dog Seabee. CHARLES W. PRASK 63 Homestead Road Holden GEORGE PRUCNAL Inwood Road Rutland SHARON PURTLE Whitney Street Holden “When you know who you are, and where you ' re going, you ' re ready to begin. Blue sky and sunny days . . . Life . . . Dave . . . Goin ' to Palmer . . . art . . . horses . . . Bowie . . . Zeppelin. KATHLEEN E. QUIST 2 Kenwood Road Holden The real in us is silent, the acquired is talkative. Kathy . . . spring musicals . . . blue . . . Led Zeppelin . . . bowling . . . the Ocean . . . friends . . . parties . . . summertime . . . New Hampshire . . . kittens . . . laughing. SUSAN D. RABIDOU 383 Highland Street Holden The earth belongs always to the living generation. Times change, needs change . . . But human beings remain, always. T.J.D.M. Dancing . . . pro baseball . . . cheering . . . SAINTS . . . spring musical . . . meatballs . . . music . . . autumn . . . mountains . . . S74CHHAEHBLCF. BETH CHRISTINE RAYLA 8 Alpha Road Holden The heart is like a treasure chest that’s filled with souvenirs.” Ellisville . . . the ocean . . . sail¬ ing . . . blue . . . good times . . . memories . . . sun-days . . . summertime . . . friends . . . laughing. ROBERT REED 43 Brentwood Drive Holden Always try your best at whatever you do, or don’t do it at all. Football captain . . . basketball . . . track . . . golf . . . Ski club . . . Varsity club . . . Link Lincoln . . . JT ' s . . . The Fork . . . I.G.U. 92 SHARON ANN REID 83 Birchwood Drive Holden “I don ' t know where I ' m going but I’m on my way. ' 1 Peter . . . tennis . . . gum . . . jeans . . . Chicago . . . bogus . . .Ski club . . . FHA . . . AFS . . . Tennis team . . .honor roll. EDWARD M. REILLY 5 Mark Circle Holden It is better to remain silent and be thought the fool than to speak and remove all doubt. Soccer (co-capt.) . . . N.H.S. . . . Band . . . Student Council . . . “The Table . . . Thursday and Friday. RICHARD BRIAN RENSHAW 5 Nancy Drive Rutland No man is the whole of him¬ self; his friends are the rest of him.” Pals . . . spring musicals . . . fall plays . . . New England Music Festival . . . Central District Music Festival . . . Dance Theatre . . . Chorus . . . Wachusett Singers. SHERRY LEE RETTSTADT Hubbardston Road Princeton You, whose day it is, make it beautiful. Get out your rainbow colors, so it will be beautiful.” Munchkin . . . “summer of ' 73 . . . puffs . . . field hockey . . . tennis . . . skiing . . . Washington . . . old memories. JANE CAROLYN RICHARDS Manning Street Holden The heart has its own memory, like the mind. And in it are enshrined . . . the precious keepsakes. — H.W. Longfel¬ low Lobster . . . basketball cheer¬ ing .. . track . . . Washing¬ ton . . .John Denver. . . mountains . . . ocean . . . autumn . . . Fwellum . . . my buddiesl JEFF RICHARDS 11 Highland Street Paxton NANCY JUNE RIO 63 Maple Avenue Rutland The great essentials of happiness are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. None” . . . fields . . . cross . . . colors . . . girls ' s track team (mgr.) . . . Powder Puff Football . . . Sen¬ ior Float. . . 3. DONNA RIPA Pleasant View Avenue Sterling And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make. Yearbook staff ... ice hockey cheerleader . . . Project adven¬ ture . . . dancing . . . Jet by P.M. . . . Stairway to Heaven . . . oceans. 93 ANNE WALKER ROBINSON 24 Short Street Holden “Friendship is just a little word; it’s people who make it big. A.F.S. . . . spring musicals . . . Y.E.S. . . . Dance club . . . N.H.S. . . . Martha ' s Vineyard . . . Europe ' 73 . . . Yearbook . . . 3R. PENELOPE ROCHETTE 57 Grove Street Paxton “But I say that whatever one loves is. Sappho Culinary arts . . . woman’s liberation . . . poetry . . . Roma . . . brew — ha-ha . . . coffee . . . chocolate cake with white frosting . . . basket¬ ball . . . winter track . . . spring track. SHIRLEY RUTH ROMAN 542 Wachusett Street Holden Don ' t walk in back of me I may not lead. Don ' t walk in front of me because I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. Nursing . . . music. T ROBERT ROOT 27 Lowell Avenue Holden “Considering our happy mem¬ ories of high school and our great ambitions for the future we can’t help but be optimistic about our generation’s future. DAVID ROTTI 279 Princeton Road Sterling “I was just getting used to this place. Track . . . football. MARK ROVEZZI 29 Vicksburg Circle Holden People are like grass and their glory is like a flower. But grass dies and flowers drop off. Fuzz . . . parties . . . Columbo . . . gold . . . Hockey . . . Summer. HOPE ALISA RUBIN 5 Arrowhead Drive Paxton “All of the animals except man know that the principal business of life is to enjoy it. GLENN RUSSELL 1 5 Forest Drive Holden If you want to get to heaven, you’ve got to raise a little hell. Ralph . . . Friction dog . . . Buffing pumpkins . . . lightning . . . 6th lunch. 94 WES RUSSELL 7 Holbrook Lane Paxton Cross country . . . winter track . . . spring track . . . “Rutland” . . . ment” . . . “Parking lot . . . “val¬ iant . . . Penthouse. KATHY ANN RYAN 1 2 Fairchild Drive Holden “In case I go underground, just some solid rest, never have to worry about, whose got what, or what is best. Goodtimes . . . summer . . . Kitty . . . woody ' s goodies . . . Z“ . . . sunsets . . . laughing . . . with Danny. KATHY AVIS SAARINEN 61 West Street Paxton There are no words I can use because the meaning still leaves for you to choose. Cat Stevens . . . “I’m over to that sunnyside road. . . . Sam and Jason . . . Donovan . . . Happiness Runs” . . . Sackmominnow. MICHAEL SANDERS Newell Hill Road Sterling CATHERINE ANN SANTOM 5 Fairchild Drive Holden The difference is that which is only known to me.” Cathy” . . . “Lil One . . . field hockey . . . tennis . . . May ' 74 . . . Hampton . . . ocean . . . summer . . . paint my dreams . . . someday. MICHEAL J. SASSE 2370 North Main Street Jefferson It ' s all settled, we leave in the morning. Salvic Arena . . . Wachusett basketball . . . Washington, D.C. . . . Elton John . . . Aerosmith . . . Horseneck Beach . . . Hampshire camping . . . drivin’ around . . . Holden House . . . Latin . . . Dunkin ' Donuts . . . reservoir . . . Becker. SUSAN J. SCALES 1 74 Main Street Rutland “Love and happiness are doubled when they are shared.” Timmy . . . December . . . 1970 . . . antiques . . . Log Cabins . . . the ocean . . . autumn . . . ski-doo- ing . . . Great Danes . . . corvettes . . . fishing . . . Burlingame . . . State Park . . . September 1 976. BRIAN SCAPPATICCI 81 Anthony Drive Extension Holden “Man ' s mind stretched to a new idea never goes back to its origi¬ nal dimensions.” Sunday . . . hockey . . . football . . . Paxton . . . senior play . . . friends . . . photography . . . Maine . . . girls . . . swimming . . . skiing . . . Ski club . . . baldy . . . summer. . . mu sic. 95 KENNETH SCHERDELL Bailey Road Holden “The future demands, receives, then rewards.” Wowl . . . What homework? . . . golf . . . basketball . . . Never forget who your real friends are, and never stop mak¬ ing new ones. Now where do I go? RICHARD SCHMITZ 53 Jamieson Road Holden Wisdom is its own reward. Soccer . . . baseball . . . Student Council ... Ski club (V.P.) . . . H.R. rep. . . . yearbook . . . Aerosmith . . . Firebird . . . 350 Cruisin’ . . . Senor . . . J.T.’s . . . The Table . . . summer of ' 74 . . . Today ' s actions often enhance tomorrow ' s dreams. BARRY SCHOMACKER Goulding Road Sterling NANCY L. SCOn 385 Pleasantdale Road Rutland Victory will come to him who does not falter and who will not fail. Long Pond . . . Great Scott . . . Best Buddies . . . Take it easy . . . F.T.A. . . . basket¬ ball . . . Ads — Ads — Ads . . . yearbookl JOHN M. SCULLY 34 Highland Park Road Rutland Everyone has a goal in life, but the hard part is achieving it. Varsity baseball . . . skiing . . . the beaches . . . Church basketball . . . football . . . Joe Willie . . . Chicago . . . Elton John . . . friends . . . girls . . . Bud . . . vacations. MICHAEL S. SEFTON 45 Richards Avenue Paxton “Of all the ways of doing something the right way is always hardest. Soccer . . . varsity hockey . . . Blitzing . . . Student Council . . . single circus . . . Colt 45 . . . Aerosmith . . . No Dungarees! . . . Sunday Ritual. KEVIN SEYMOUR 500 Richards Avenue Paxton “Put your mind to what you really want to do and you will be able to do it. Travel . . . cars . . . motorcycles . . . girls. FRANK SHAUGHNESSY Gregory Hill Road Princeton 96 ELIZABETH SHEA 1 7 Monticello Drive Paxton Reach for the heavens and hope for the future for all that we can be, and not what we are. MELANIE ANN SHEA 32 Juniper Lane Holden Prejudices are the principles of people we dislike.” JOG . . . Hitler . . . Hampton . . . Ocean Park . . . dCHIN . . . BREN . . . R. Wight . . . hockey . . . Volkswagens . . . aribbas . . . traveling . . . Elton John . . . Boston . . . nighttime . . . Pinecroft. . . Pals. PAULA C. SHEA Mirick Road Princeton ‘‘May all who work for a world of Peace find their hopes fulfilled. Sports . . . half Pint . . . Dave. ROBERT PAUL SHEEHAN JR. 652 Pleasant Street Paxton Dutchmaster cigars . . . beer. . . driving . . . watching good television shows. MARY MARGARET SIDOTI 292 Pleasantdale Road Rutland Life is a mystery to be lived; not a problem to be solved.” Pals . . . Elton John . . . sun¬ sets . . . oceans . . . the mountains . . . the sticks . . . Christmas . . . Colorado . . . JOG . . . Chicopee Falls . . . Hitler. . . tennis . . . skiing. ROY SLEEPER Cutler Road Holden JANE SLOAN 542 Bullard Street Holden Life has no meaning unless you live it free. Jaye . . . horses . . . hockey . . . blue . . . guitar. JOEY SMILEY 37 Bird Street Sterling If you can ' t always get your own way, change your ways until you can! T.M.F. . . . Toyota . . . Yamaha . . . Made in Japan . . . Moby . . . Blizzard on the hill. 97 KAREN SMITH Sherwood Drive Sterling There are no words I can use, because the meaning still leaves for you to choose, and I couldn ' t stand to let them be abused by you. STEBSAM . . . B. Boppin . . . Greenhills. DONNA MAE SODERBURG 1 00 Chapel Street Holden ' Your outlook on life is bound to be brighter from behind a smile. Skiing . . . swimming . . . friends . . . laughing . . . sun-days . . . kuzn . . . water skiing? . . . mountains . . . snow storms . . . oceans . . . Florida. LINDA MARIE SPENCER 1 Nancy Drive Rutland Memories don ' t die, but with time, become hazy.” Spence . . . basketball cheer¬ leader . . . field hockey . . . tournament ' 74 . . . Spring musi¬ cals . . . Washington . . . My bestest buddies . . . Mr. T. . . . Elton John . . . having fun . . . Penuche . . . Uncle Jay . . . puppies . . . etc. DEBORAH L. SODERLUND 45 Crystal Street Paxton Keep your face to the sun¬ shine and you cannot see the shadow.” Yearbook staff ... Ski club . . . Homeroom representa¬ tive . . . T.L.C. cheerleading . . . Mt. Tom . . . N.Y.C. . . . sailing . . . guitar . . . Cape Cod . . . people . . . Washington. CHRISTINE A. STAITI 765 Pleasant Street Paxton The sun never sets without the thought of you.” Steve G. . . . 4 25 74 . . . Airport . . . “summer . . . weekends . . . blue . . . D.B.S.S.R.S. . . . Cricket . . . Quebec . . . Boston . . . Ski club . . . Yearbook staff. Great things are done when men and mountains meet.” Lopez . . . Smithy . . . H.B.! . . . ski!, swim, Latin clubs . . . Golf team . . . Science Seminar . . . music! . . . church . . . BACK SEATS, GIRLS!! . . . Familiarity breeds conrempt and children. To every sunrise there is a new beginning and to every sunset there’s a memory. dCHIN . . . O.P. ... the Cape . . . gymnastics . . . hockey . . . being sarcastic . . . The Beach Boys . . . “Whammer Jammer . . . good times . . . Pinecroft . . . Pals . . . RGS. JERRY SMITH 97 Bullard Street Holden CRAIG E. SMITH 252 Holden Street Holden PAMELA GAIL SMITH 66 Beechwood Road Holden 98 DIANE LYNN STORM 69 Maple Avenue Rutland I ' m lost in a confused world, or is it I ' m confused in a lost world.” Sebago Lake . . . Misquami- cut . . . Business club . . . basketball cheering . . . Bea¬ tles . . . Beach Boys . . . friends . . . laughing . . . smiles . . . Friendly ' s . . . FUN. LORI SUMMA 1 Crestwood Road Paxton Be glad of life — it gives you the chance to love, to work, to play, and to look up at the stars.” — Van Dyke Music . . . mountains . . . books . . . geology . . . skiing . . . math . . . humanities. “To ski is to live so why not live.” Skiing . . . Prime Rib. Thank the Lord for the happy touch of getting joy from nothing much. Band . . . Ski club . . . Y.E.S. . . . Senior class play. A time you never can or shall erase as friends together watch their child¬ hood fly. EJ. Crumb . . . literary staff . . . cos¬ tumes ... 42 .. . Hautende . . . the moat? TINA SULLIVAN Clinton Road Sterling How beautiful life is for those who share love. Snowstorms . . . Paul . . . February 9, 1971 . . . Lotta bit . . . concerts . . . friends . . . weekends . . . good times with the T-Bird. CYNTHIA STEELE 63 Newell Hill Road Sterling EVAN EVERETT STARBARD South Road Holden BETH ANN STANHOPE 274 Pleasant Street Paxton ROBIN STEWART 95 Chase Hill Road Sterling Keep smiling and people wonder what you ' ve been up to. Tubby . . . trains . . . motorcycles . . . having a good time . . . people who are happy . . . Marvin Gaye. DEBBIE STRONG Maple Avenue Rutland “Hey Lady!” . . . “Gotta go out tonight! . . . kids . . . horses . . . “Forget it . . . skipping school . . . F.H.A. 99 JOHN STEVEN SUSHCHYK Princeton Road Sterling “You live only once, so live it up. Triumph . . . Harley Davidson . . . German club . . . New York Trips . . . Honor Roll. DIANE MARIE SWALLOW Main Street East Princeton Remember ME?! It ' s been fun and I wish everyone in the class of 75 the best of luck. I ' ll be around so don ' t forget to look me up. PAUL SWEENEY 8 Edgewood Drive Holden Never give a sucker an honest break. Basketball . . . hockey . . . Cat Stevens . . . Beatles . . . spears . . . summer. CHERYL TAYLOR 8 Highland Pk. Rd. Rutland Just turn yourself on to your¬ self and the freedom we seek will show. R R . . . bikes . . . highways . . . Vermont . . . Sitzmark II . . . hi-test. . . LDA. CYNTHIA H. TAYLOR 36 Boyden Road Holden A smile costs nothing but creates much; it happens in a flash and the memory may last forever.” Friends . . . LDA! . . . Camp Putnam . . . bare feet . . . riding . . . oceans . . . partying . . . guitar . . . children . . . happiness. TIMOTHY R. TAYLOR Glenwood Road Rutland Work is work and must be done but nevertheless I ' ll have my fun.” Sue . . . Toos . . . guns . . . antique cars . . . sports cars . . . Log Cabins . . . fishing . . . Burlingame State Park. FRANK THOMAS 9 Clemence Avenue Sterling I ' m outa here. Bikes . . . beers . . . concerts. MARIANNE THOMAS 281 Redemption Rock Trail Sterling Jet. Never enslave the present and pro¬ claim the future by being haunted by the past.” Mustang . . . Child Study . . . F.H.A. . . . the sea . . . poetry . . . apart¬ ment . . . friends . . . music. 100 PAMELA THOMPSON Union Street Holden “To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist — that ' s all. Hef . . . seagulls . . . Pittsburgh . . . spring musicals . . . Mr. D. . . . Concert Choir . . . North Allegheny track ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 .. . Take Corelli MEGAN THORN 45 Surrey Lane Holden To dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand waving free. — Dylan Autumn . . . apples . . . oceans . . . walking . . . “Let the music keep our spirits high. . . . musketeers . . . memories . . . kite flying . . . LDA . . . knowing Dave. KEVIN TOOMEY 8 Birchwood Drive Holden “Tell the truth or trump — but get the trick. Staff . . . chicks . . . parties . . . intramual hockey . . . school . . . Wishbone Ash . . . now what? JOHN A. TOSCANO Saint Mary ' s Drive Holden Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice.” J.T. . . . puppies . . . varsity hockey . . . football . . . Mr. T. . . . Washing¬ ton ... 3 Musketeers . . . my parties (Jr. Prom). . . The Great Pumpkin Race. T ROBERT TOSI Rowley Hill Road Sterling Learn the superman. Man is something which shall be sur¬ passed. ELP . . . CSNY . . . 850H . . . Grand Prix . . . music vision . . . German club . . . football . . . intramural hockey . . . soccer. MARK TRACY 34 Holden Road Paxton The group . . . 701 . . . PDP 1 1 . . . CR ASHED Again . . . canoes . . . Ala- gash . . . tennis anyone! . . . ropes 105 . . .15 woofer . . . WPI . . . Telesco- pium . . . Scuba . . . Streamin ' . . . never assume, “I think, therefore I am.” SARAH ELLEN TRAFTON Hubbardston Road Princeton When love and skill work together, expect a masterpiece.” Hunter . . . Labor Day Weekend . . . 73” . . . Summer Smiles . . . COONI . . . LDA . . . Neil Young . . . pastrami . . . Greatful Dead . . . SAC . . . SSAC . . . Student Council . . . field hockey (Capt.). . . tennis. BRADLEY S. TRAVER Hubbardston Road Princeton “Without friends, high school could be a dreadful nightmare; with them, it has been a cherished experience. “Big Dave . . . “H.F. . . . friends and good times . . . bas¬ ketball . . . tennis . . . j.v. base¬ ball . . . N.H.S.... Ski club. 101 DEBORAH TRUDEAU Chase Hill Road Sterling A friend is the first person who comes in when the whole world has gone out.” Friends . . . music . . . Don ' t Let the Sun Catch You Crying. ROBIN TUCKER 26 Maple Street Holden Life is a sharing and a continual growing.” I ' ll remember always — D.H. — Dover High . . . Newton South High . . . track . . . swim team . . . pow- derpuff . . . sophomore, junior and senior committees . . . yearbook . . .all my close friends. KATHY TUTTLE Kendall Hill Road Sterling Junction The Sound of Silence . . . summer of ' 73 . . . skiing . . . Cape Cod . . . blue¬ berries . . . Green Machine ' 74 ... Ice hockey cheering . . . Mercedes-Benz . . . concerts . . . Jon. DAVID URSIN 1 Lincoln Avenue Holden DANE VAN BUSKIRK 94 Main Street Rutland The man that can ' t see past his nose is the quickest to judge. BJC . . . Salvic Arena . . . Chicago . . . “Feelin’ stronger every day” . . . Betsey . . . Bertha . . . Herman . . . Pemige- wasset . . . Dennisport ... A 2 .. . Odiorne . . . Lost River. LAURENCE VAN VLECK Kitchner Road Sterling “Face piles and piles of trials with smiles, it riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave. Keep on thinking free.” Larry” . . . music . . . open air lounge . . . Bong. RICHARD VARLEY 23 Brookfield Road Oakham BRUCE ALAN VAUGHAN Brook Station Road Princeton “What does it avail a man to gain a fortune and lose his soul. Tennis . . . King ' s club . . . summer of ' 73 . . . I.G.U. . . . Little Chanes . . . Loggins and Messina . . . J.T. ' S . . . Besse. 102 EUGENE L. VINER 37 Pommogussett Road Rutland Cross country . . . saying: whoops! Go Wachusett! . . . remembering the trip home from Bur¬ lington, Vt. . . . crackers and Troy, N.H. . . .Band. KEVIN WALLACE 29 Chaftins Lane Holden I am not as smart as I look. Wally . . . Larry . . . Vinnie . . . basketball . . . Jam it . . . craw- dad . . . If I have one life to live, let me. DANIEL BERT WARMS 27 Camp Street Paxton Life is what you make it and you only live once in life so make it good and make it complete. Make it twice as much fun, make it with another person. KATHERINE A. WARREN Brintnal Drive Rutland Friendship is composed of a single soul inhabiting two bod¬ ies.” Misquamicut. . . field hockey . . . basketball . . . track . . . Business club . . . Var¬ sity club . . . Little Deuce Coupe . . . New Hampshire . . . beaches. . . George Harrison . . . sunsets. KAREN S. WERNHOLM 535 Wachusett Street Holden Gather your dreams and hold on fast your mind must learn to roam.” Music . . . concerts . . . Neil Young . . . summer . . . ocean . . . kittens . . . black . . . par¬ ties . . . swimming . . . Jones Beach, L.l. . . . sunshine . . . out¬ doors . . . crazy.” JOSEPH R. WELSH Wachusett St. Holden Radio club . . . Y.E.S. . . . Library club . . . What? crashed again! . . . PUP. KURT GARHART WARMS 27 Camp Street Paxton Now it ' s time to write my spiel ... I ' d rather be dirt-digging with my wheel. But in any case, here ' s my warning, you know I ' m coming when you ' re here . . . Good Morning.” DEBRA LEE WEHKOJA 20 Circle Ave. Sterling Jet. Love is life, so don’t abuse it. Child Study Class . . . summer . . . driv¬ ing. 103 GEORGE WESPI 72 Cook Street Holden Today ' s Seniors are tomorrow ' s Freshmen. RICHARD WEST 11 Greenwood Parkway Holden Don ' t do things because others want you to, do them because you want to.” Rick . . . skiing . . . snow . . . sports . . . football . . . tennis . . . fun . . . Pepper.” DEBORAH WHITE East County Road Rutland “Happiness I never had until someone gave it to met It ' s beautiful! Jiera . . . It ' s great. DONNA WHITE Jefferson Road Princeton Camping . . . bowling . . . softball . . . blue . . . baby¬ sitting . . . sec. Business club — 3rd year . . . dances . . . parties . . . F.H.A. ... 1st year . . . Nurses Aid . . . Women’s Auxiliary Muster team . . . Paul. CATHLEEN JOAN WHITNEY 4 Grove Street Paxton Smile and the world smiles with you. Cath . . . art . . . music . . . dancing . . . biking . . . sleeping . . . chocolate covered cherries . . . beagles . . . friends. CYNTHIA JOY WHITNEY 4 Grove Street Paxton Meet someone half way. To communicate is the beginning of understanding.” Cindy . . . art . . . bike riding . . . motorcycles . . . G.M. hockey . . . sports . . . Hampton Beach . . . Florida . . . Happy-T . . . my family. GARY WILDER 3 Forestdale Road Paxton DEBORAH WILLETTE Blackhill Road Paxton Though you ' re where you want to be, you ' re not where you belong. Cape Cod (Wianno) . . . bumping . . . Wachusett Singers . . . orange . . . skating . . . good times . . . R R ... on the rocks . . . gold. 104 JAMES WILLIAMS Leominster Road Sterling MARY ANN WILLIAMS 1 1 5 Highland Street Holden The righteous flourish like the palm tree, and grow like a cedar in Lebanon. MAW . . . wine . . . Wednes¬ days . . . M M’s . . . guitar . . . belly dancing . . . Speech Pathology . . . purple . . . August 24 . . . S.G. Dance Thea¬ ter . . . Spring Musicals . . . National Honor Society. VICTORIA ANN WILLIAMS 1 279 Main Street Holden “Ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find, knock and it will be opened unto you. Lilacs . . . White Mountain . . . Para-psychology . . . Autumn . . . Thunderstorm . . . Happiness . . . Ninnycat . . . Odiorne . . . red . . . friends . . . biking. IRA WILSON 49 Sunnyside Avenue Holden When someone says ' This is just off the top of my head . . . expect dandruff. ' Soccer . . . tennis . . . N.H.S. . . . spring musical . . . chorus . . . F.N.H.S. . . . mathletes . . . SAC. � •v ,� � � ■ , � ROBIN LEE WILSON 1 38 South Road Holden There are two ways of spreading light: to be the can¬ dle or the mirror that reflects it. “Rob . . . Kennebunk, Me . . . Mt. Monadnock . . . summer . . . fall . . . long walks . . . outdoors . . . sun¬ shine . . . Danny. scon WILSON 72 Holden Road Paxton Watt” . . . You are what you write, you write what you see, you see what you want.” I ' m not crazy. Chess Club . . . three demerits . . . Comments: The Bitch is Back. PAULETTE THERESE WINWARD 1 58 Campground Road Sterling Junction Hang it up! . . . No way . . . F.H.A. . . . child study . . . friends ... 13 . . . Living my own life I have to live. C. JOE WITOWSKI 64 Holden Road Paxton I ' ll never write another critique. Camaor . . . 350 . . . Yamaha . . . SS . . .1 4 mile . . . skiing . . . Cape Cod ... in the winter . . . mountains . . . Black Horse . . . ' 74 bummer. 105 JOHN WOODBURY Harris Street Holden Today dreams will create tomor¬ row ' s future! Basketball . . . football . . . Golf Co-Captain . . . Summer of ' 74 . . . Larry Jake . . . I.G.U. . . . Woody . . . Tickets . . . We spect . . . track. ROBIN WOODS 1 7 Hilltop Avenue Jefferson A smile is a curve that straightens things out. Steven . . . June 15, 1973 . . . spa¬ ghetti . . . Italians . . . O.P. . . . Blue . . . Baseball and basketball . . . French trip ' 7 2 . . . mountains . . .Oct. 12, 1973. MARK STEPHEN WRONSKI Princeton Road Sterling You shouldn’t let school interfere with your education. Golf . . . Rock . . . Blue Sky . . . All- man Brothers Band . . . Elton John . . . Groucho . . . what I couldn ' t write down . . . French Nat. Honor Society. SUSAN J. YAGLOU Mountain Road Princeton “It is better to have lived and loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. Puffs . . . summer smiles . . . sunny day . . . Spain . . . black . . . M.M. ... Go! . . . Ski club . . . National Spanish Honor Society. GAIL YOUNGSTROM Malden Street Holden Where your head is more in heaven than your feet on the ground. Sunshine . . . L.D.A. . . . Musketeers . . . in the woods . . . talking . . . flow¬ ers . . . traveling . . . Happiness is laughing . . . friends . . . Bonnie Raite . . . You ' re ugly. TED ZIARKO 20 Burtenmar Circle Paxton SUZANN MARIE ZOPPO 248 Princeton Street Jefferson Life you’ll have until death, love you ' ll have forever. Sue . . . Italian foods . . . horses . . . guys . . . friends . . . mem¬ ories . . . love . . . Camaros . . . parties . . . Mr. Z” . . . hockey games . . . 7th period study. JAMES ZUKOWSKI Mill Street Holden It ' s my life and I ' ll do what I want.” Zook-e . . . fast bikes and “Harley Choppers . . . Vermont . . . bow hunting . . . outdoors . . . Rolling Stones . . . gold . . . Support Your Local Hell’s Angels. 106 DONALD HEIN 42 Maple Street Paxton Basketball . . . golfing . . . insurance. MICHAEL ALLEN 256 Pickney Road Ithaca, New York FRANCIS BEAUPRE 1 7 Walnut Drive Sterling CHERYL BENGSTON 1 59 Bullard Street Holden Never go straight; go forward. Beatles . . . roast beef grinders . . . WOODBURYS . . . green Falcon . . . Janis Joplin . . . That ' s clean . . . Now what do you want to do? . . . Whoa. DEBORAH HILTON 8 Boutelle Road Sterling Junction “Having a close friend is the most valuable posses¬ sion a person can have. Tennis . . . horseback riding . . . roller skating . . . Honor roll-Sophomore. RONALD LEONARD 1 1 20 Wachusett Street Jefferson Van and lights . . . pulling people over . . . Veit C ' ongs . . . orange soda pop . . . Mother is your own Boy . . . Boyton Park . . . Holden and Princeton always over Paxton. 107 THE GAME . 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The harvest ends Spring — we plant again And attend the growth of our lives And come fall the harvest ' s in. To Live Quietly To live quietly is only a mockery of living, for to live you must take life by the sorrows and wring from it a lasting joy that will stay with you till tomorrow V. Williams Spring In the spring one week out of one merely month, a funny feeling grows upon me as the moss runs over rocks, clinging closely. Knowing that this erie feeling comes, I should lake action to prevent it, But I really don ' t know how. I ' m lost in a milky fog that, wraps itself around my feeble feet, and tediously tries, to pull me down. Penelope Rochette 122 A Memory She sat in fatigued silence her gentle eyes raw with age She once spoke of life and law and hope; Her wisdom becoming my truth And I loved her as I loved my God. She looked beyond me — engaged in a dreaded journey I understood but others questioned She was waiting alone as she watched the hourglass spill its seeds of time upon a motionless heap of memories passed. It was through her death that I fulfilled a new truth. With luck, one day, my wisdom will benefit another as Hers did mine. Carolyn Dunn Frogs They rule the swamp pond life Sitting on their green flowered islands, They look like royal kings with green lace. Yes, they are sly green creatures. Kim Lengas Dirt I would love to be a dirt It must be a blast To sit there on the cold hard clay And watch the worms go past. Steve Gross 124 Love Lost How could I have loved you for so long Without you returning it It was like a sad song. Me, alone without you Is like a friendship lost among the dew. So listen to me, my long lost friend and you will hear A cry, so soft a cry, from one who has lost her love for Living Please, please, I beg you just come near And try to do a little giving. Peggy Calcia Without End The sea runs on without end, then the game of life begins. Gome people live quickly, others take time, and our experiences create lines and Impressions so our faces, like the sand show what happens in our souls. Charlene Jepsen 127 Death I walked upon the hill with tired feet My eyes were blank and could not see the sun As up I trod into the rising flame Which engulfed my frame and gave it pause And then upon the blazing crest My feet were planted And I looked down into a fragrant valley Full of daisies and purple asters Washing their feet in sunny brooks I saw the tall guardians of The flowers bow with love as I passed beneath their piney boughs On my way to the quiet calm That was the center of the field And there I flung my weary body down To rest forever between the clouds And daisy sprinkled ground. V. W. 28 Michael Sefton Cleaned out my closet just the other day . . . Latest in legwear. Where can I write my cheat notes? 130 Oh-Oh I think I just split my shorts! Sometimes I sure did dress funny in a way 131 Most Theatrical Ricky Renshaw Most Unforgettable Character Jim (Tractor) Williams Class Clown Karen Fougere Mary Ann Williams 134 Cutest Couple Class Politician Heidi Burke Doug MacGillivray Ira Wilson Most Ambitious Janet Kingsbury 135 Best All Around Sarah Traffon Chris Howard Ed Reilly Tallest and Shortest Paul Sweeney Donna While Lori Summa Most Scholarly 136 Nicest Smile Debbie Soderlund Paul Barrett Optimist and Pessimist Mike Seffon Gail Youngstrom Most Sophisticated Robin Wilson 137 Class Tatzan ' Most Athletic Doug French Cathy Santom Tod Lind Male Chauvinist Women ' s Li beta list iO ' .B 1 138 Mark Oslebo Penny Rochette Class Flirts Best in Industrial Arts Peter Norton Vicki Cobb Tomi Ljungberg Cutest Brad Traver Mike Foley 139 Most Artistic 140 Janice McCarthy Nicesi Eyes Best Personality Linda Spencer Mark Mauer 141 Friendliest Bruce Vaughan Bunny Johnson 42 Most Courteous Frank Locke Best in Business Rick West Helen Brown Nicest Hair Diane Storm Eric Peterson Carole Morris Best Dressed 143 Class Blushers Mike Sanders Donna Soderberg Best in Agriculture Mike Ahern Best in Homemaking Debbie Gambaccini 144 Noisiest and Quietest Sue Ellen Burke Sandra Hjulslrom Donald Hall Done Most for Class 145 5oe O ' -run t OUMERE fj 0 Tje. ' o ' o ' ®- v c ( -07 ' £c ■ IX ' X xfc-0 .7 5fXp t L- rO dds- ' C 1054 4 ir =7 acKeR OAA - V Jr A V 7S T Ko -n Q jLocW kCw ,vW1v jjsyrsS n n i e, § JUNIOR PROM 155 INHERIT THE WIND Mark Butler Jim Balko 158 Suzi Ballenger Brian Scappaticci Mike Oliver Kevin Marshall Eric Peterson Ken Barr Steve Martel 159 160 YEARBOOK EDITORS Third Row: P. Peck, N. Scott, N. Allen. Second Row: V. Williams, K. Saarinen, D. Coulombe, K. Lengas, Mr. Lengas, D. Schmitz, (Staff), K. Bahlo. (Staff) YEARBOOK STAFF Row One: N. Allen, D. Ripa, H. Grodski, J. Pillsbury, L. Doyle, D. Kerxhalli, J. Pillsbury, L. Summa, K. Saarinen. Row Two: G. Piper, D. Patten, V. Williams, C. Dunn, K. Lingberg, B. Stanhope, C. Staiti, A. Robinson, R. Tucker, P. Nack, J. Kingsbury, N. Scott, C. Santom, P. Peck, S. Lambert, D. Soderlund, D. Coulombe, M. McMinn. Missing: K. Lengas. 161 CHESS CLUB Row 1: V. Boisseau, R. Lundquist, J. Kirk, J. Delaney, D. Bennett, S. Butterfield, B. Paul¬ son, J. Sjostedt, B. Jones. Row 2: J. Higgins, B. Bousquet, A. Loftstedt, C. Holland, P. Har¬ vey, R. Johns, L. Wilson, C. Nergarian, D. Piz- ziferri, M. Farrell, S. Gentleman, T. DuVarney, Mr. Leonard. CHESS TEAM S. Guerig, J. Smith, L. Wadell, S. Butterfield, D. Bennet. SAINTS H. Grodski, K. Corcoran, V. Williams, G. Piper, Mrs. Hastabacka, L. Woods, C. Wyre- beck, B. Grover, B. Beck, M. Tracy. Missing: D. Van Buskirk. 162 GERMAN CLUB Row 1: H. Aubertin, K. Dunn, S. Ballenger, L. Warms, B. Quinlan. Row 2: Mr. Brooks, J. Medine, L. Grenon, R. Krumbiegel, K. Bahlo, K. Schmucki, A. Rackauskas. MATHLETES Row 1: N. Beamen, N. Tremblay, E. Schlaiker. Row 2: R. Oriol, P. Peck, C. Ahlstrom, D. Fauteux, F. Hall, C. How¬ ard, D. Hall. Row 3: I. Wilson, D. Lar¬ son, D. Patten, J. Balko. SCIENCE SEMINAR Row One: Mr. Mills, E. Schlaikjer, S. Mackay, L. MacDonald, V. Thorsen, F. Hall, H. Roth¬ schild, N. Nourse, D. Cardinal, B. Mullen, L. Greis, M. Crutcher, A. Fish. Row Two: J. Berry, D. Woodruff, J. Maki, T. Couture, C. Smith, S. Martel, S. Isenberg. Missing: R. Root, V. Castellani, M. Wilson, J. Abbott, J. Welsh. 163 FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: P. Nack, L. Summa, P. McCarthy, D. Larson, I. Wilson, L. Bagdis, D. Coulombe, J. Balko. Row 2: Madame Bernier, R. Hatstat, K. Cavanaugh, B. Pearson, S. Larson, D. Kerx- halli, S. Goloskie, J. McCarthy, Madame Hor- gan. Missing: W. Greenleaf. SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: J. Curtin, M. Kellogg, D. Larson, J. Kingsbury, S. Carlson, B. Beck. Row 2: Mr. Sciarrone, J. Greene, G. Fage, J. Pillsbury, J. Bergstrom, L. Wayda, S. Yaglou, J. McCarthy, Miss Myrzglod. LATIN CLUB Row 1: L. Schaliker, D. Oriol, C. Smith, B. Oriol S. Williamson, M. Midwood, R. Paulson, B. Beck Row 2: Mrs. Bernier, C. Oriol, P. Lambert, E Morrow, P. Dorwood, A. Hagberg, L. McKenzie A. Paulson, P. Falcone, Mr. Foley. 164 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA L. Wadja, P. Curtis, V. Williams, S. Lam¬ bert, N. Scott, B. Beck. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Row One: M. Holland, M. Marsh. Row Two: C. Stimson, S. Locke, G. Richards, L. Moran, M. Pettis, E. Kelley, D. Wheeler, R. Brennan, W. Hitchcock, B. Hamel, M. Longdon, Mr. Warren, Advisor. Row Three: J. McLain, Advi¬ sor, J. Gallery, S. Hume, M. Howard, B. Par¬ ker, L. Sykes, T. Arsenault, D. Franckus, Mr. Cambell. 165 SENIOR CABINET E. Reilly, D. Kerxhalli, J. McCarthy, S. Byrd, K. Houmere, M. Oslebo, M. Abascanio, M. Sefton, D. Schmitz, D. Hall. STUDENT COUNCIL Row One: E. Reilly, R. Pandiscio, J. Cum¬ mings, H. Geary, K. O ' Connor, D. Schmitz, J. Boyce, J. Sullivan. Row Two: K. Houmere, S. Longer, S. McKnight, M. Loftus, M. Abasca¬ nio, D. Hall. Table: R. Vannese, M. Oslebo, Mr. C., J. Williams, R. Traver. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY On Floor: R. Root, D. Patten, C. Howard, M. Kellogg. First Booth: J. McCarthy, D. Maki, A. Robinson, V. Williams, J. Kingsbury. Second Booth: D. Kerxhalli, D. Coulombe, B. Beck, P. Peck, L. Summa, M. Williams, L. Bagdis. Table: D. Hall, S. Carlson. Standing Room Only: N. Allen, P. Horstmann, I. Wilson, E. Reilly. Missing: K. Houmere, K. Lengas. 166 SAILING CLUB Row One: N. Webster, A. Fish, B. Counihan, S. Isenberg, P. Pappas, J. Gribowski, S. Fol¬ som, B. Ellis. Second Row: E. Eustis, S. Aaron, G. Crooker, C. Hall, T. Wynn, Mr. Minor, B. Martel, S. Vearney, J. Hine, J. Wynn. 167 BAND POLITICAL AFFAIRS CLUB Row One: R. Childs, L. Lauer, Treas., S. Isen- burg, A. Lee, E. Shea, B. Greene, S. Knott, D. Peacock. Second Row: B. Counihan, A. Lofs- tedt, P. Pappas, S. Butterfield, H. Goodwin, Pres., A. Scholl, S. Kearney, K. Schmitz, V.P., S. Personis, Sec., Mrs. Stotz. Missing: D. Alliegro, A. Baehrecke, D. Donahue, P. Ewick, C. Flygare, P. Geoffroy, K. Green, C. Jepsen, C. McGill, J. Ratto, S. Personis, L. Shea, B. Nelson. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Kneeling: D. Gibbs, B. Counihan, L. Pappas, K. Moodey, P. Smith, J. Kane, T. Wynn, M. Tracy, S. Folsom. Standing: B. Hamel, N. Leh¬ man, B. Ellis, B. Martel, A. Fish, M. DeCoteau, A. Bashaw, A. Paulsen, S. Kelley, Mr. Branche. BUSINESS CLUB Row 1: Mrs. Houmere, J. Hunt, P. Calcia, E. Morrow, L. Brown, P. Wiggins, D. Bond, P. Nelson, K. Vettinger, L. McKenzie. Row 2: Mr. Margolis, D. Bedard, K. Borezo, P. Trow, G. Calcia, K. Meager, D. Storm, K. Warren, C. Taipale, L. Lyons, J. Bergstrom, D. Garabe- dian. Miss DiFonzo. 168 SKI CLUB Row One: G. Anderson, D. Larson, S. Knott, T. Elsemore, D. Peacock, C. Flygare, L. Lauer, B. LaPierre. Second Row: Mr. Gillberg, P. Peck, D. Perreault, K. Carlson, B. Scappitici, N. Carlson, D. Schmitz, J. Cummings, M. Foley, L. Doyle, C. McPhee, D. MacConnell. C-ARtSON T5 HORSE CLUB First Row: C. Cavenaugh, M. Braconnier, G. Richards, K. Eckert. Second Row: J. Johan- son, B. Mullen, H. Rothchild, D. Renauld, S. Leland, C. Wylie, Mr. Ruggieri. 169 WACHUSETT SINGERS First Row: T. Twohig, L. Barriere, M. Renshaw, R. 1 Renshaw, E. Starbard, N. Nourse, L. Summa.t Second Row: S. Bennett, K. Wilson, G. Malcolm- son, C. Blood, D. Hagberg, C. Howard, R. WillsJ M. Staley, M. Summa. Third Row: M. Wold, DI Corbin, S. Galvin, K. Tremblay, C. Smith, M. Galvin, P. Georgevits, J. Fifield, M. Wilson, P Thompson, L. Larson. CONCERT CHORUS First Row: L. Hume, C. Wilson, M. Kane, T. Twohig, G. Lundberg, R. Renshaw, E. Star¬ bard, J. Scott, L. LeClair, L. Rothman, C. Pierce, A. Chrysostom. Second Row: M. Wold, L. Barriere, M. Shaunessy, C. Court, R. Dubrule, M. Renshaw, P. Georgevits, C. Smith, D. Fulginiti, B. Thompson, P. Thomp¬ son, N. Nourse. Third Row: W. Abbott, S. Butcher, J. Davidson, S. Bennett, S. Galvin, D. Hagberg, M. Galvin, R. Wills, A. Trafton, S. O’Conner, M. Staley, S. McQueen. MADRIGAL SINGERS R. Wills, L. Summa, C. Howard, K. Tremblay, D. Corbin, M. Wilson, I. Wil¬ son, M. Wold, C. Wilson, C. Blood, P. Georgevits, N. Nourse, K. Corcorcan. 170 GIRL ' S GLEE CLUB 1st Row: P. Nelson, L. Leclair, K. Wilson, R. Wills, N. Nourse, L. Summa. 2nd Row.- D. Corbin, M. Wold, P. Thompson, M. Staley. LIBRARY CLUB J. MacGeachey, R. Pacola, N. Lehman, H. Head, S. Walker, J. Morgan, L. Reeves, L. Pacheco, W. Holdridge, B. Hanson, C. Hal- len, V. Boisseau, M. Summa, L. Bradley, C. Bailey, J. Hanney, D. Marshall, R. Bedell, B. Jones, B. Jacobsen, S. Isenberg, J. Robinson, D. Carlson, C. Carter, D. Corbin, K. Wilkins, T. Gager, Mrs. Beem, C. Neal, M. Clouthier, K. Olson. Y.E.S. Kneeling: S. Aaron, C. McDonald, N. Eagan, L. Callohill, B. Robinson, D. Armstrong, E. Anderson. Standing: P. Dorwood, P. Eagan, Graffum, Starbard, M. Morris, K. Cor¬ coran, Mrs. ' Nelson. 171 DANCE THEATER GYMNA9TIC9 Row One: P. Todd, J. Perkins, C. Holland, A. Mooney, D. Clay, J. Eagan, L. Bochette, S. Barrett, L. Putnam, J. Williams, D. Bettke. Row Two: C. Gusha, P. Eagan. Row Three: M. Jor¬ dan, H. Caswell, N. Donavan, N. Zona. ECHO Row One: K. Ryan, E. Oulette, D. Soderberg, J. Harwood, L. Rickard, P. Curtis, N. Scott. Row Two: R. Long, B. Rayla, J. Brown, P. Hig¬ gins, M. Starr, P. Nack, E. B. Tree, S. Leland, P. Calcia, C. Lyons, S. Hayman. Back Row: C. Taylor, G. Youngstom, C. Cristo, M. Foley, S. Ferguson, C. Carter. mmjt. 8 w 4m W v mmm Jft ' iM ,y® , i j K IffJfiLiyj VARSITY TEAM 1st Row: E. Peterson, T. Catlin, W. Long, R. West, J. Hunt, R. Perry, R. Reed, J. Woodbury, M. Kellogg, D. French, J. Toscano, P. Carey, M. Foley, J. Humes. 2nd Row: P. Barrett, M. Johns, S. Surdin, B. Lee, J. Zottoll, R. Perry, C. Caress, R. Vanesse, D. Bennett, R. Jackett, D. Ursin, J Row: D - Clapp, L. Merlin, D. Roeder, C. Tatro, C. Wilcox, K. Leonard, P. Dunbela, J. Bock, T. Lind. Back Row: J. Jumanville, B. Boutelle, , I C. Atkins, G. Goodnile, D. Roeder, G. Oslebo, F. lafrato, P. Spongberg. 9C0RE9 Wachusett 6 St. Peters 28 0 Algonquin 20 14 Fitchburg 28 0 Doherty 20 16 Holy Name 8 0 Gardner 28 12 Athol 18 13 Burncoat 0 0 Southbridge 20 20 Shrewsbury 27 The Wachusett Football team improved 100% over last year’s record. The Mountaineers faced tough com¬ petition, and although the scores sometimes don’t show it, had several very close games. Seniors Paul, Bob, John, Jim, Jay, Chuck, Doug, Tom, Matthew, Rick, Dave, Tod, Bill, Jim, Eric, Pat, and Dick all contributed to the team ' s improved season. JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM Kneeling: K. Leonard, S. Oldakowski, B. Wood, B. Boutelle, capt., D. Roeder, capt., J. McColl, J. Rocha, P. McCarthy. Middle: H. Wagner, G. Oslebo, G. Friedman, R. Perry, R. Sackett, R. Long, G. Goodhile, C. Karas, C. Bailey, H. Geary, R. Cutler, W. Perry, R. Fox. Back: D. Gibbs, J. Henderson, B. Lee, G. Debs, R. Henderson, P. Spongberg, T. Brackeen, F. lafrato, L. Wilson, M. Waitkus, D. Lindfors. What’s the buzz, carrot? . . . Get back Jack! . . . Wait till next year . . . Doobie, doobie, doobie . . . Zeep! Zeep! . . . Oh! Mittens! . . . Leicester Junior College Camp . . . I.G.U. Club . . . Follow directions . . . Dream On! . . . Rock Me Gently . . . We’re going to a party! Whoo! . . . O. J. Simpson . . . Animalistics . . . Gorilla tactics . . . fistacuffs. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL: Kneeling: D. lafrato, K. Foley, B. Ritter, J. Drolet, J. Bartlett, B. Pease, R. Patten, B. MacElhaney. Back: K. Garvey, S. Grenon, J. Debs, J. Hume, D. Guthrie, C. Scott, C. Holt, M. Sundin, K. McDonald, R. Grayson. 177 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Bottom: K. Frey, T. Tokarz, T. Ljungberg, P. Drolet, N. Carlson, J. Rio. Top: L. Varjian, D. Russell, M. Gelineau, S. Barrett. J.V. CHEERLEADERS: J. Kenney, K. Connell, J. Taylor, M. Bergstrom, J. Wingsted, L. Votruda, N. Donovan. 179 i Uj o 3: U 4 Uj cc -j lu cj Uj ct co VARSITY TEAM James Lamoureaux (Co-Capt.), Mr. Warren (Coach), Bill Henderson (Co-Capt.). 184 The Wachusett Varsity Track Team had one of its most chal¬ lenging seasons ever. With scores like 28-29 and 28-27, it’s obvious that running isn’t as easy as it looks. Bill Harwood placed fourth in the District Ill’s at Gard¬ ner and was voted Most Valuable Player. D. Hart, R. Wheeler, B. Harwood, C. LaPoint, S. Martel, J. Lamoureaux, Mr. Warren, B. Henderson, E. Viner, M. Goewey, R. Farley, J. Goewey. WACHUSETT 16 Athol 47 Wachusett-Somerset 8th 28 St. Bernards 29 Wachusett-Burlington 7th 21 Leominster 36 NCMC 5th 28 Fitchburg 31 Wachusett Invitational 6th 43 Gardner 18 Dorhety-Wachusett-Burncoat 16 Keene 47 23 32 81 30 St. John’s 26 28 Auburn 27 JUNIOR VARSITY: D. Oriol, T. Kerxhalli, R. Paulsen, D. Wheeler, T. Cou¬ ture, T. Duffy, B. Marsh, M. Marsh, D. Pizzaferri. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: S. Martell, C. Price, M. Theriault, D. Lamoureaux, L. Besnia, G. Mamys, D. Strom. The Girls’ Varsity Field Hockey Team finished the regular season with a record of 6-1-3. The team worked and endured long prac¬ tices throughout the season and, as always, became “the team to beat.” Due to the talent of all the players, especially Cathy San- tom, Sarah Trafton, and Kathy Warren, the team participated in the District Ill’s. Wachusett Wachusett 4 North 0 0 Leominster 2 Auburn 1 1 Holy Name 4 Holy Name 0 5 North 2 Doherty 1 0 Leominster 4 Gardner 1 2 Gardner 187 o o Doobey-doobey-doobey! . . . Come on Wachusett! . . . Are you going to put it in, green? . . . You wasted it! . . . We already did a lap, right? Buzz, Birdy, Trooper, Stace, Warren, Sherry, Baby, LiP One, Rhoda, Buddie. Row 1: L. Londergan, M. Ahern. Row 2: S. Reil, R. Palermo, L. Putnam, C. Sidoti, H. Caswell, S. Longer, L. Du Pont, J. Mac Kay, L. Stotz. Row 3: Mrs. Radimer, P. Todd, J. Cook, C. Ahlstrom, M. Windecker, S. Olsen, K. Corbin, R. Scully, J. Atkins, H. Roberts, J. Fifield. Row 4: J. Sullivan, L. Samson, J. Boyce, S. Keith, M. Peck, R. Traver, J. Corelli, J. Sullivan. VARSITY TEAM First Row: L. Spencer, L. Bagdis, K. Warren, C. Santom, S. Trafton, S. Rettstadt, B. Nelson, P. Horstmann, S. Bird. Second Row: S. Personis, J. Russell, K. Schmitz, M. Dears, K. Finnegan, C. Johnson, S. Karney, S. Gardner, D. Flan¬ agan, R. Traver, D. Bennett, Miss Baxter. Third Row: L. Walton, D. Hayes, S. McKnight, J. Bergstrom, C. Mangsen, L. re ' S- CO-CAPTAINS: Sarah Trafton and Cathy Santom, Miss Baxter (Coach). FRESHMAN TEAM Second Row: E. Bouvier, C. Creelman, K. Wilson, M. Reed, D. Fulgenetti, D. Carter, A. Trafton, S. Gould, C. Rettstadt. Front Row: K. Moran, J. Pal¬ ermo, M. Brackeen, P. Tuttle, C. McKenna, D. Strong, C. Croft, R. Phil- burn. 192 Home on the Range ... It takes balls to play soccer ... 100 Bottles of Beer on the Wall . . . Strangers in the Night . . . What’s our favorite word? SHIT! . . . Elephant Jokes: Why do elephants walk on lily pads? Because they can’t walk on water. VARSITY TEAM First Row: C. Howard, L. Lauer, D. Peacock, M. Abasciano, E. Reilly, J. Gusha, D. Schmitz, I. Wilson, D. Patten, D. Haymen. Second Row: K. Trembly, H. Goodwin, S. Farrington, M. Munzert, M. Paddock, W. Greene, N. Webster, J. Sjostedt, S. Butterfield, F. Reilly, G. Davis, Due to the support of many faithful fans and the extraordinary skill of the players, the Wachusett Varsity Soccer Team had its first winning season (9-8-2) since its beginning a mere 4 years a go. Faced with fierce competition and a muddy field, the Wachusett Team overcame the odds to prove they were the best. Wachusett Wachusett 0 Quabbin 4 3 St. Mary’s 2 1 Shepherd Hill 5 2 Fitchburg 1 1 Holy Name 5 2 St. John ' s 2 2 North 2 2 David Prouty 3 3 Leominster 3 2 Quabbin 3 2 Shrewsbury 1 3 Holy Name 2 4 Fitchburg 5 7 St. Peter’s 0 1 Leominster 6 2 St. Mary’s 1 3 Bancroft 1 2 North Brookfield 0 3 St. Peter’s 0 John Gusha (Co-Capt.), Mr. Campbell, Ed Reilly (Co-Capt.) JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM First Row: R. Noel, J. Anderson, J. Hall, D. Hackett, R. McKay, G. Korjeff, S. Forestler. Sec¬ ond Row: C. Marshal, P. Pappas, S. Isonberg, M. Sefton, R. Pandiscio, C. Bazano, A. Jones, M. Bahlo, S. Freese, T. Goodnow. ; 1 4 , ■,?■• wffWKm : ; 3?M Tt ’,, 4 ,; §£? J ■ Mfe - ' 4- ;“ ' • ml - 71 vW S? U J I ' 4 ' ' ' : jH iw 3 PIP 74 « 4 9fej| | , ■ K :i - ‘sP- H E „« ,, 1 sEm gaKi IS I H, H - H : . !’■ m-: ? 4 Row One: Sue Martel, Dianne Strom, Mary Theriault, Sue Zottoli, Kerry Sefton, Marilyn Windecker. Row Two: Cindy Price, Debbie Lamoureaux, Mark Goewey, Mike Makinen, Tom Couture, Greg Davis, Richard Varley, Jim Lamoureaux, Karen Olsen, Lisa Plainte. Row Three: Mr. Jaquith, Rick Wheeler, Terry Duffy, Bill Harwood, Craig LaPoint, Tony Couture, Carl LaPoint, Josh Goewey, Steve Foresteire, Tom Kerxhalli, Ronny Gross, Gary Goodhile. Row Four: Mike Oliver, Jim Hunt, Bob Marsh, Doug Wheeler, Wilford Desrosiers, Pete Hovanesian, Russ Perry, Rich Vanesse, Paul Denubila, Dave Hart, Bob Morgan. Row Five: Doug French, Dave Rotti, Dennis Woodruff, Scott Hume, Ken Ogasian, Jeff Zottoli. Mr. Warren (Coach), Jim Lamoureaux (Capt.), Doug French (Capt.), Tom Couture (Capt.), Mr. Jaquith (Coach). The Winter Track Team is coed. Maybe that explains the success of the team — the boys are always chasing the girls or vice-a-versa. Regardless of the team’s source of motivation it is evident from their many wins that they are definitely a dedicated team. This dedication was evident in their team spirit as well as their accumulated victories. Wachusett 66 Ayer 1 1 53 Nashoba 24 52 St. John’s 25 64 Lunenburg 13 23 Fitchburg 54 39 Leominster 38 53 South 24 56 Algonquin 21 63 North 14 - 201 65 Leominster 37 61 St. Bernards 26 68 Sutton 52 61 Sutton 26 69 Fitchburg 60 47 Leominster 42 54 St. Bernards 31 48 Gardner 44 50 Holy Name 45 47 Holy Name 60 54 Fitchburg 47 42 Marian 58 42 Marian 40 49 Gardner 53 DISTRICT III CLARK TOURNAMENT 65 Shrewsbury 40 60 Holy Name 57 43 Holy Name 41 49 Notre Dame 40 45 North 49 OT 51 Gardner 42 The Girl ' s Basketball Team had a splendid year finishing with an 1 1 -3 record in the regular season. This team of all juniors will be assured of more success next year as most of the girls will be returning. A great team effort was shown throughout the season. The girls forged ahead into the District III where they were defeated in overtime by North in the quarterfinals. The team showed its championship caliber as they went into the Clark Tournament where they faced the tough Holy Name team in the very first qualifying game. They later defeated the second placed team from the District III, Gardner, to win the Clark Tournament. Left to Right: Mrs. Radimer, coach, Liz Sampson, Debbie Hayes, Donna Fulginiti, Jean Halsdorff, Carolyn Mangsen, co-capt., Leslie Greis, Jean Bergstrom, Cindy Elliott, Sue Gardner, co-capt., Cathy Johnson, Diane Flanagan, Edie QCORES Wachusett 202 JUNIOR VARSITY: Back Row: Karen Gates, Jody Palermo, Maggie Reed, Karen Doolittle, Martha Peck, Robin Wills, Maureen Flanagan, Sue Dean. Front Row: Mrs. Haglund, coach. Heather Caswell, Mary Ahearn, Fran Eckhardt, June Starbard, Tracey Briggs, Mary Pettis, Linda Lavoie. 203 Move to the ball ... on the line . . . poopy . . . Ladies! . . . jog, sprint . . . son of a Pete Fry . . . I think something’s lacking . . . tryouts start February 3rd . . . circuits . . . M-E . . . District III . . . pool . . . more arc . . . sight the rim . . . “Meow, meow, meow, meow . . . . . I ' m gonna flatten you! . . . rebounding triangle . . . overload . . . block out . . . stack . . . scissor . . . toasties . . . H z O break . . . Ever lick a river . . . Parts of it are edible, ya know! ♦V 41 ' AV v BOYS ' BASKETBALL £ B 1 1 Jl a k B- B; ' jg L B ■k A Jr ■ Dribbling and passing down court, Wachu- sett wove its way through tough opposi¬ tion this year. Spurred on by captain Steve Carlson, the Mountaineers shot for an exciting season with many of the games ending in close scores. Fine per¬ formances were turned in by all the seniors and underclassmen on the team. VARSITY TEAM I llff v ' pi IS tiBlTAIIJt UlTlllUU 206 Kneeling: Scott Sundin, Jordan O’Conner, Don Maki, Paul Sweeny, Steve Carlson, Brad Traver, Rick Tucker. Back Row: Dana Clapp, John Woodbury, Don Roeder, Carl Forsman, Brent Lee, Kevin Wallace, Dean McCauley, David Clapp, Mr. Snelson. Captain Steve Carlson, Coach Snelson J.V. CHEERLEADERS: M aria Crutcher, Debbie Bettke, Patti Lambert, Cindy Larson, Debbie Miller, Sally Longer, Janet Cummings. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Janet Kingsbury, Linda Spencer, Melissa Jordan, Marcia Elander, Patti Horstmann, Nina Zona, Sandi Bird, Kathy Gusha, Cheryl Elander, Sally Tatro. L_ GCOREG Wachusett 58 Algonquin 43 72 Marlboro 48 52 Burncoat 63 52 St. Peter’s 83 67 St. Bernard’s 61 48 Burncoat 52 61 Gardner 53 39 Holy Name 65 59 Leominster 63 62 St. Peter’s 65 91 Athol 43 Wachusett 57 Holy Name 75 42 Fitchburg 72 48 St. John’s 63 82 St. Bernard ' s 54 44 Gardner 45 61 Fitchburg 81 70 Athol 53 64 Leominster 45 66 Bartlett 69 80 Marlboro 63 JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM 208 Kneeling: Doug Roeder, Mike Naas, Gary Oslebo, Tom Freitos, Jeff Hervey, Frank lafrato, Steven Franco. Back Row: Mr. Knight, Mike Bahlo, Joseph Kewley, Craig Holt, Tony Brackeen, D ennis Lidfors, Dave Brewer, Carmen Bazzano, Kenny Holsopple. FRESHMAN TEAM: Sitting: Steve Ball, Kevin Walsh. Kneeling: Kevin Garvey, Jeff Bartlett, Anthony Scappaticci, Bobby Ritter, John Drolet, Bob Borjeson, Brian Quail. Standing: Calvin Holt, Carl Cervini, Charles Scott, David Pelletz, Mike Thompson, Gary Lambert, Mark Sundin. 209 VARSITY ICE HOCKEY Row One: John Richardson, Steve Oriol, Mark Oslebo, Philip Plainte, Mike McMinn, Alvin Paulson, John Nanof. Row Two: Matthew Kellog (Manager), Danny Johnson, Art Powell, Steve Kozminsi, Mark Wilde, Mike Sefton, Sean Casey, John Hakala, Mike Loftus, Barry Boutelle, Jay Toscano, Mr. Bouvier. Mark Oslebo (Assistant Captain). Philip Plainte (Captain), Mike McMinn (Assistant Captain), Mr. Bouvier (Coach). SCORES Wachusett Wachusett 1 Marlboro 5 3 Marlboro 5 3 Hudson 13 3 St. John ' s 1 4 St. John ' s 9 6 Maynard 3 2 Auburn 6 3 Auburn 4 3 St. Peter’s 3 3 St. Peter’s 5 7 Maynard 2 2 Auburn 1 1 Marlboro 3 2 St. Peter’s 4 3 Hudson 11 10 Maynard 2 4 St. John’s 8 3 Hudson 7 Hampered by injury the Wachusett ice hockey team suffered a dis¬ couraging year. Adjusting to their new arena and faced with a lack of interest by too many Wachusett students may have compounded the problems for the team. But the boys poured their enthusiasm into the game and managed to upset their chief rival, Auburn, 2-1. 212 GIRL’S HOCKEY TEAM: Kneeling: C. MacPhee, J. Pillsbury, S. Morrow, J. Pillsbury, C. Pope, E. Looney. 1st Row: J. Cook, K. Beressi, K. Hill, K. Tremblay, S. Lindquist. 2nd Row: Coach Bouvier, P. Hunter, M. Long, K. Nash, E. Nanof, E. Bouvier, S. Swanson, L. Toscano, C. Oslebo, M. Cahill. Quinnie Beer . . . Mexican hairless . . . Alvin’s Song . . . Welcome back my friends . . . MAT-U . . . What do you want me to do, lose my license? . . . circle drills . . . power skating . . . puff. CHEERLEADERS: Donna Ripa, Jodi Corelli, Lynne Bagdis, Kim Skillin, Kathy Saarinen Row One: Lynne Brown, Julieane Komenda, Cheryl White, Lisa Toscana, Joan Sullivan. SET 216 Wave at the camera, MAT-U. Get down out of that tree, Euell! So these are the yearbook editors?! Go Fish! 217 219 Well, this one kid came up and handed me a $100 bill.” I wish they’d give us forks.” wtr 220 5 Turn your head not your book. “Where did I put my flute?” Pam Carolyn Chris 224 Donna Debbie Joyce, Nancy and Judy Mike Lynne Lisa Debbie Carrie Linda Chris V ' ,s SKW,?iSC Sue Patty Robin Debbie Susan Diane Debbie Joyce -■cujr Nancy Diane Peggy Sue Mary Ann Jane IN MEMORY OF ERIC PETERSON 1957-1975 PA TR0N9 MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS C. SANTOM MR. AND MRS. GEORGE W. PEARSON MR. AND MRS. ALLEN H. BECK MR. AND MRS. SCOTT UUNGBERG MR. AND MRS. TONY TOSCANO MR. AND MRS. ROBERT H. JOHNSON DR. AND MRS. MAURICE MARTEL MR. AND MRS. E. R. ROCHETTE FRED AND JOANNE FREY MR. AND MRS. EDWARD C. HALL MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH N. COULOMBE MR. AND MRS. BRADLEY PECK MR. AND MRS. RICHARD G. WEST MR. AND MRS. ROGER P. LYONS MR. AND MRS. RONALD OSLEBO MR. AND MRS. CHARLES CAREY AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. ALLEN RUBIN MR. AND MRS. JOHN J. COUTURE MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS D. 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DONALD ANDERSON HOWARD AND MARY BA TTYE MR. AND MRS. MAURICE ABASCIANO MR. AND MRS. RICHARD HUARD MR. AND MRS. ROBERT PIERCE MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND DUVAL FROM A FRIEND DR. AND MRS. ERNEST J. WILLIAMS MR. AND MRS. RALPH M. ALLEN MR. AND MRS. NORMAN HJULSTROM MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L. BIGELOW AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. DAVID MURDOCK MR. AND MRS. ERNEST RABIDOU MR. AND MRS. ROBERT G. FERGUSON MR. AND MRS. LEO P. LAVOIE MR. AND MRS. KENNETH A. CUTTING MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS M. WHITNEY MR. AND MRS. WARREN C. MacPHEE RUTH A. KRUCZYNSKI MR. AND MRS. EVERETT GREENLEAF FROM A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. EVERETT V. WOODS MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK L. NELSON MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE CARLSON FROM A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L. DAVIS BEST WISHES — A FRIEND FROM A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND SCHERDELL MR. AND MRS. ROBERT T. NANOF MR. AND MRS. JEROME L. LANGER MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L. SMITH MR. AND MRS. HERBERT W. POPE 227 PROFESSIONALS SAMUEL ZARITT, D.D.S. ERNEST J. WILLIAMS, D.M.D. EDWARD J. CRANE, M.D. JOHND. THAYER, D.D.S. MURRAYN. LEVIN, M.D. ERNEST J. WILLIAMS, D.M.D. JOSEPH A. D ' AMICO, O.D. LEROYE. MAYO, M.D. P. RICHARD OLSON, M.D. m, of d ni pfhhid CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Compliments of Tel. 829-3793 HOLDEN SANITATION COMPANY HOLDEN TRAP ROCK COMPANY Bituminous Concrete for Roads and Driveways Main Street Holden Tel. 829-4795 RUDOLF DeCRUZ Photographer CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER 311 MAIN STREET WORCESTER, MASS. 01608 753-6308 Weddings Schools Adul+s Commercial Best Wishes to the Class of ' 75! COLONIAL FLOOR COVERINGS Main Street Rutland, Mass. 0 7 543 886-6503 MICHAEL BALL 886-4449 Compliments of WACHUSETT LUMBER and BUILDING SUPPLY INC. Route 56 Rutland Tel. 886-6466 230 STERLING ICE CREAM BAR Famous Onion Rings Sea Food Fiesta Hamburger Plate Clinlon Road Sterling Compliments of RUTLAND PHARMACY 85 Main Street (Route I22A) Rutland, Mass. Tel. 886-6261 755-7365 Sprague Fitton opticians 31 Lincoln Street WORCESTER, MASS. 01605 Thanks to Ed Kruczynski and Dane Van Buskirk for their time and talent. E. D. MARSH OIL COMPANY INC. Heating Oils and Burner Service Rutland Tel. 886-4481 Mcfe ' ily 1 GrEeT f guses I 45 CHAPEL ST. HOLDEN, MASS. 01520 ROBERT J. GRIFFIN GARAGE MOBIL DEALER Pommogussett Road Route 56 Rutland , Mass. Tel. 886-4793 886-4876 Compliments of KAY ' S COUNTRY STORE Holden 231 .m : 5 Compliments of RUTLAND SANITATION SERVICE INC. James W. Meacher, Jr. Rutla nd mm ....mi Serving the Northeast Extensive Selection: Brass, kits, books, duplicate railroads, colored slides, B. T. W. prints Personalized mail order service Store hours: Christmas Tree Lane Tues.-Fri. 6-9 p.m. Rutland, Mass. 617 — 886-4394 233 FRENCH CLUB FRESHMAN MATHELETES HOMEROOM 104 Missing: Peter Nally, Jeff Curtin, Debbie Chap¬ man, Donna Hendrickson, Ronnie Benson, Ed Marshall. PEOPLES SA VINGS BANK The Bread and Buffer Bank 715 Main Sireef Holden Telephone 829-6343 234 Compliments of CHRISTO’S MARKET Holden Street Holden TWIN OAKS LODGE Restaurant Cocktail Lounge Banquet Facilities Clambakes — Outings Catering Rt. 12 Pratts Junction Sterling Tel. 422-9762, 422-8414 ALU AND ED BERRYMAN Real Estate Brokers For friendly and individual help in appraisals, rentals and arranging mortgages. Tel. 829-4982 Holden FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP 1060 Main Street Holden 235 The Prime ton Pedlars Jiubha rdston Road PZJNCZTON. MASS, 015HI 7e(. HOH-2 90 H BOOKS CRATTS CARDS rn . iSHELLj, HUNTS % STATION 515 South Main Street Holden Tel. 829-9456 TUPCO Division of Dari Industries Incorporated Auburn, Massachusetts Manufacturers of Precision Molds BEST OF LUCK to CLASS OF 1975 HOLDEN GETTY SERVICE Tel. 829-9466 525 Soufh Main 8freef Holden Compliments of WILLIAM PAUL HOUSE Restaurant Cocktail Lounge Resevoir Street, Holden Tel. 829-6666 236 AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. ROBERT PIERCE, Prop. GENERATOR SERVICE SPECIALISTS Tune-Up - Starters - Alternators 229 Grafton St. - Telephone 755-9608 - Worcester, Mass. J SIMP LE OPERATION-DRIVE ON, SET SPEED AND CONDITION-READ OUT RESULTS. QUICK PERFORMANCE CHECK REQUIRES NO CONNECTIONS. AFTER SIMPLE HOOK-UP YOU CAN GET INSTANT READ-OUT OF GAS MILEAGE AT ANY SPEED UNDER SIMULATED DRIVING CONDITIONS— INDOORS. 237 CHAFFINS GARAGE INC. 512 MAIN STREET HOLDEN Telephone 829-2080 CURRAN ' S THE FAMIL Y SHOE STORE B. F. Curran 1207 Main Street Holden, Mass. 238 CONSUMER ' S SA VINGS BANK 1057 Main Qireei Holden VILLAGE PHARMACY Main Street Sterling Mel Mastrodomico Tel. 422- 7791 Registered Pharmacist Tel. 829-4929 TIDMAN ' Q RUG CENTER rug — carpet sales service — cleaning 1107 Main Street Holden AGWAY RUTLAND CENTER VARIETY and CANDLE HUT Supplies for farm and garden 2-4 Maple Avenue Rutland, Mass. Tel. 886-6458 LuncheoneHe LoHery Tickets Cards Gifts 450 Main Street Holden , Mass . CD. EARLE A. JOHNSON FLOWER SHOPS 211 Doyle Road Holden Tel. 853-2665 39 West Boylston Street Worcester Tel. 853-2665 M.J. FLANAGAN Insurance Agency Inc. Main Street Sterling Tel. 422-6314 a PAXTON GULF - SERVICE (Gulf) Sr-- yj 403 Pleasani Street Paxton, Mass. DUN-ROVIN ft FARMS The Pillsbury Family Heywood Road Sterling, Mass. Tel. 422-7718 THE SPORTSMAN ' S CYCLE SALES, INC. JEFFERSON SERVICE STATION INC. HONDA MOTORCYCLES 780 MAIN STREET 582 N. MAIN STREET HOLDEN. MASS. 01520 LEOMINSTER. MASS. 01453 Warren G. Gardner 617-829-5053 617-537-9888 1594 North Main Street Jefferson, Mass. HOLDEN NURSING HOME INC. 32 Mayo Drive 240 Blue Cross — Blue Shield All Expended Care Facility 829-4327 Phone: 829-5552 Jan ' s COLOR TV ' CURL 3 Main St. Holden, Mass. 01520 OSLUNDS L ■ SERVICE E Taylor Renial Cenier S Power Equipmenl 628 Souih Main Sfreel Tel. 829-4983 Holden OLSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Holden WORCESTER NORTH SA VINGS INSTITUTION Main Street Sterling Tel. 422-8171 MARIO S PLEASANT BEAUTY SALON All phases of beauty culture The only beauty shop open every evening for your convenience Open 6 days a week: Daily 8 a.m.-l 1 p.m. Tel. 829-3330 Walk-in service Compliments of HOLDEN PHARMACY 1105 Main Street Ben Porter WARREN ' S MARKET 160 Doyle Road Holden Compliments of AT YOUR SERVICE HOLDEN MOBIL RUTLAND CAR and SPORTS INC. Rte.no. 122 at Pleasantdale Rutland Tel. 886-4772 LEROUX MEAT SHOP Wholesale Retail Freezer Tel. 829-5550 650 Main Street Holden HOLDEN BAKERY Main Street Holden, Mass. Tel. 829-5403 For the right fashion For young men and women BENSON ' S Men ' s and Ladies Shop Fine Apparel 1063 Main Street Holden, Mass . Look! Mr. Lengas in a tu-tu! Compliments of YVONNE ' S BEAUTY SHOP 5 Maple Ave. Rutland, Mass . 01543 243 Complimenis of MANN ' S Recreation vehicle center Route 7 22 Rutland, Mass. STERLING COFFEE SHOP Sterling, Mass. HOLDEN BICYCLE SHOP Sales — Service 697 Main Street Holden, Mass. HOLDEN HE A TING Our customers are warm friends Tel. 829-5454 752 Main Street Holden DEA-FRASER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. 1135 Main Street Holden, Mass. 244 TTT WORCESTER STREET GARAGE Worcester Sireel Sterling Tel. 422-7222 H. K. BIGELOW INC. General Contractor Excavating — Grading — Roadwork Phone TUrner 6-4701 TU6-4290 VA9-5310 BRENTWOOD PHARMACY Stuart C. Leroy, Jr. Holden Sireei Holden 752-1121 THE WHITNEY PRESS COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL PRINTING LETTERPRESS OFFSET FRANCIS M. WHITNEY 4 Grove Street Paxton, Mass. 01612 Compliments of REED PLASTIC CORP. Holden South Plaza Reservoir Street MAPLE TREE BOOK STORE Holden HOL T COAL COMPANY . . . heating oils . . . plumbing . . . heating 246 Holden, Mass. Good Luck To The Class of ' 75 STERLING MAI COMPA Cusfom molders of Theodore i engineered plastics Tel. 361 WFACTURING NY INC. Sterling Road Jnderwood South Lancaster, j -8734 Ma 01561 STERLING WINGS CO. INC. Sterling Airport Sterling, Mass. 01565 Tel. 617-422-6020 jgsBi Bgk. Hk . Everything To Build A Better House HOLDEN FARMER ' S SUPPLY §1 Holden , Mass. Tel. 829-2569 STERLING INN RESTAURANT Where Fine Food Has Been A Tradition Since 1890 Your Hosts: Ruth and George Vangel Route 12 Sterling, Mass. 247 I JOHNSON ' S Garage and Package Store Bill and Muriel Johnson Tel. 422-7903 Sterling Junction BEER and WINE Don ' t you want to grow up to be big, strong Seniors? Ron Bouvier ' s PRO 8P0RT8 SHOP Specialists in Tennis Hockey Soccer Equipment 1161 Main Street Holden J.W.Biid photo supply 920 MAIN STREET WORCESTER. MASSACHUSETTS GOOD LUCK! CLASS OF 1975 MAYOS PHARMACY Main Street Holden 248 Compliments to the class of 1975 BENSON ' S SERVICE CENTER INC. 770 Main Street Holden, Mass. 01520 Tel. 829-9479 REED ROLLED THREAD DIE COMPANY 249 I HOLDEN POLICE DEPARTMENT Support your local police — they support you! 250 HANKS SHELL INC. Main Sfreef Rf. 12 Sterling Tel. 422-9885 m SHELL Congratulations to the class of 1975 THE BALCONY Women ' s Apparel Holden, Massachusetts Tel. 617-829-3508 Compliments of VALLEY TRAVEL Holden Center We send the nicest people away HOLDEN PACKAGE STORE and GROGG SHOP 5 ® Compliments of PAXTON HOUSE of PIZZA Delicious Pizzas and Grinders Tel. 757-3839 757-3830 Cl ° Buddy, Rex, Wally, Bunky, Paul, and Nickey Holden 673 Main Sireef Compliments of CORPORATION 156 PRINCETON STREET HOLDEN, MASS. 01520 617-829-5301 Pete s Automotive THE PLACE Route 12 Sterling Sterling House of Pizza Inc . Main Street Sterling Tel. 422-6771 Compliments of RALPH W. WAGNER and SONS INC. 342 Bullard Street Holden, MassachuseHs HYWAY PIZZA Call for fast service 675 Main Street Holden Tel. 829-3141 TELEPHONE 829-3445 MA TERIALS ARTIST — CRAFT — CHILDREN S WORK AND PLAY PERCEPTUAL EDUCATION MATERIALS 1161 MAIN STREET PRISCILLA A. JOHNSON HOLDEN, MASS. 01520 NORMANDS Hair Stylist 787 Main Street Tel. 829-2321 STERLING PEAT Nature ' s Best Soil-Builder for Every Blooming Thing C. M. Kristoff Sterling Junction, Mass. 01565 Tel. 422-6698 HOLDEN HARDWARE CO. . . . electrical and plumbing supplies . . . paints, hardware . . . sporting goods Tel. 829-4973 1107 Main Street Telephone 422-6403 M.T. E. NO. 000-043-0590 Custom Made Lamp Shades — Antiques Lamps Electrified GERT LAMBERT Waushacum Avenue Sterling, Massachusetts WYNDHA VEN-AGWA Y Worcester Road Sterling, Mass. Tel. 422-6444 V 2 mr 2 = 1 time around the parking lot. Compliments of PAXTON LIQUORS ORBIT PIZZA [- Open 7 days a week Orbit Pizza Mon.-Fri. 11-11 Sat.-Sun. 11-12 LION DISTRIBUTORS INC. 54 Herman Street Worcester , Mass . 254 KAY-DEE’S Beauty Salon of Rutland ! Main Street (Route 122A) I WALK IN WED. - FRI. 9-9 j SAT. 9-5 Diane Visbaras Kathy Lemen L ' — ■ ' BELLE ISLE LOUNGE 1 BERNA NARD R. K yiwutia CONTE tuutiame 713 PLEASANT STREET PAXTON. MASSACHUSETTS 01612 TEL.: 757-6401 255 v4 ‘ B5« mi T flr , ffff W 1 I | ■ is 11,1 1 | ,| l Jj 1! p 2 V i f '