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

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1978 volume:

4£HUSETT REgTonm high e, HOLDEN. MASSACHUSETTS ■ pSSS«lk i ' L ailraKilK . ,:’i ' ’ - r 9y ; - : ' J ' ;- ' . ? ' , 1 • SSSssBJgkS ■ ' - : ' t? I ' ,v-.5 � «« Si£iiai£ ' - - ?m m To express our gratitude and appreciation for the devotion which Mr. Groom has given to our class, the seniors of 1978 have decided to dedicate this yearbook to him. A man of enthusiasm and optimism, Mr. Groom displayed qualities which distinguish him as a dedicated counselor. Out-going, friendly, understanding, and encouraging, Mr. Groom deserves much greater thanks than can be expressed through this dedication. Thank you Mr. Groom for doing all you have for us. Wm-; 2 . I’ve been thinkin’ ’bout my life’s time, All the things I’ve done and how it’s been. And I can’t help believin’ in my own mind I know I’m going to hate to see it end . . . . . . Talk of poems, prayers, and promises And things that we believe in; 6 How sweet it is to love someone How right it is to care — 7 And what about our dreams And all the memories we share . . . The changes somehow frighten me 10 I INISTRATION DR. EDWARD YAGLOU, Superintendent SUPERINTEN DENT’S MESSAGE Edward P. Yaglou If any one of you believes that, having completed high school, you have learned all that you need to know, then I would argue long and hard with you. Most people who have dealt with people any length of time have concluded that the “know-it-all” is usually the most ignorant person in the crowd. Why do we human beings, especially we males, find it so hard to admit that there is something — in all of this vast and complex universe — that we don’t know? The educated and confident person should be able to admit to being ignorant about many things. Are you, even as you accept compliments upon graduation, a big enough person to ask, as you first enter a library or a registry of deeds or a city hall or a company headquarters, “Can you help me? This is my first visit here. Could you explain how the sys¬ tem works?” I contend that such questions are far more intelligent than pretending to know. I would suggest that one aspect of maturity is knowing what we don ' t know, and trying to learn more about it. Best wishes to you as continuing self-learners throughout a lifetime. FORREST GILMORE, Director of Special Education PETER FARRELLY, Associate Superintendent 18 HAROLD M. LANE, Principal BERNARD TREMBLAY, Assistant Principal PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Dear Members of the Class of 1978: It is with a mixture of pride, happiness, and a tinge of sadness that I write this message to you. Pride because I have followed the growth of the class of 1978 from somewhat frightened freshmen through the testing sophomore and junior years and finally to the leadership role of seniors. That you have grown in stature and in a sense of responsibility to yourselves is an enormous source of pride to me and to the school. Happiness, because your graduation signals the accomplishment of having succeeded through the first twelve years of schooling and por¬ tends the continuation of a lifelong quest for knowledge whether it be in a formal or informal sense. And sadness because I know that my contact with many of you will probably be confined to an occasional look back at this, your high school yearbook. For this book can serve as your eyes to the past — to what I hope has been, on balance, a happy and productive period of your lives. My best to each and every one of you! My hopes that you attain whatever station in life you aspire to and that you will continue to grow in wisdom and mind as the years slip by. I shall keep this book as at least a partial memory of the years we spent together and I do hope that our paths will touch in the years to come. Keep in touch. Very truly yours. JANE MOULTON, Assistant Principal ADMINISTRATION NEAL T. SKILLINGS, Principal Emeritus BETTY CARLSON, Secretary MARY DER HAGOPIAN, Secretary-Rec. 20 OCCUPA¬ TIONAL RESOURCES 3-R DAVID K R AN HR MARCIA HASTBACKA 21 GUIDANCE HOWARD GROOM PAUL AUDETTE, Director of Guidance GARY MITCHELL JOHN O’ROURKE BIRGIT NELSON NANCY DEGUTIS BARBARA DUGGAN 23 ART CHARLENE CURRAN ROBERT MOREY GREGORY BOWES RICHARD LOMBARD MUSIC GRACE REIDY v - ' r � � m h 1 f 4 i si 24 AGRICULTURE CHARLES CAMPBELL FREDERICK WARREN, Dept. Head 25 BUSINESS MONICA KENNEDY 27 HOME ECONOMICS JOAN FERRY ELIZABETH BARYS DONNA MANCUSO, Dept. Head LORETTA WITTIG 28 ENGLISH CALVIN BRANCHE ROBERT MILES, Dept. Head LOUIS BENNETT JAMES HEDLUND GLEN HERSEY EDWARD LEONARD MARCIA HOPPER ASTRID LEAVITT 30 BARBARA OWEN THOMAS MOORE KENNETH MAMMONE NORMAN POULIOT LMMiuh JANE McTIGUE 31 PAMELA STUBBE NANCY SMITH BETTY FAUTEUX ESTELLE DAVIS JOSEPH REYNOLDS DEBORAH SMITH JEAN WILLIAMS PATRICIA RYDER INDUSTRIAL ARTS to i sc DAVID BIANCHI PHILIP O’CONNER WILLARD FRENCH 34 -UA ■ GEORGE AWAD, Dept. Head DENNIS LANCIANI JAMES COVELLO JR. f v ROBERT TRIKAKIS 35 LANGUAGE NANCY MRZYGLOD SALVATORE SCIARRONE THOMAS POWERS CLAIRE HORGAN ELAINE CORBETT 36 BERNARD FOLEY, Dept. Head SETTIMIA BALKO ANNE BERNIER MICHAEL BROOKS NORMAN ANDERSON ALISON BRISTOL MATH JAMES BARYS FRANCES CREAMER, Dept. Head 38 JOSEPH JENNETTE EILEEN LONG DEN RONALD HOPPER - GUSTAF GILLBERG 39 (x 9)( r]U GEORGE MORIN JR. ' • SU aiSlIte DAN TARKIAINEN 40 CARMELA McCURDY MARGARET SHELDRICK m INKS AND. rr kAr rikjrC GEORGE YONKER 41 LAURA BECKWITH THELMA BLOOM ROBERT HEDLUN ERROL ETHIER 42 BB RICHARD SWANSON, Dept. Head JOHN DOMAINGUE PHYSICAL EDUCATION 43 CLAIRE PROVOST LINDA RADIMER RICHARD KNIGHT 44 THOMAS SNELSON MARY W ANN AM AKER MARIANNE WOJCIKI 45 SCIENCE CATHERINE MAYNARD PAULINE PERRY PATRICIA PROKO 46 WILLIAM RASKU ROY BAER DAVID BECKWITH JOSEPH DANIELS 0 SOCIAL STUDIES DUANNE CORRIVEAU LAWRENCE JAQUITH JOHN BURKE HELEN HAMILTON, Dept. Head 49 SCOTT LJUNGBERG WILLIAM GRIFFIN JR. LOUIS CORNACCHIOLI JEANNE PLAZA DAVID TARKIAINEN NOLA BRANCHE WAC library Husm n A!, H OH SCHOOL KOLDUN, MASSACHUSETTS 51 HI M SPECIAL ED BEVERLY MYERS JANE HEDLUND MRS. BATEMAN, Home Ec. Sec. ROBYN JACOBSON 52 BETTY BUTEAU CHARLES HITCHCOCK, Dept. Head MICHAELGAREAU SABBATICAL BEVERLY SPECHT RONALD BOUVIER BETTY SANDQUIST LIBRARIANS ROBERTA CHASE SHIRLEY NOWAK, ELINOR RIGROD, RUTH JOHNSON GRACE JONES MELANIE DONEGAN STUDY HALL MONITORS 55 WACHUSETT’S FINEST JAMES FULLER ABBOTT 9 Appletree Lane Holden “If everything seems to be com¬ ing your way, you’re probably in the wrong lane.” C.I.N- .D.A.R., Trostel Research Group, Ice I, POP-11, Acadia ’76, Winter skies, Vermont, the Dark Woods, Avalanches. WENDY SUSAN ABBOTT Main Street East Princeton Finding someone to love ... Is finding yourself . . . Child Study 3, 4 . . . Friends . . . Memories . . . “Magot . . . Blushing 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . “Speak¬ ing of Prunes” 1, 2, 3,4 . . .We Finally Made it! ROBERT WHITNEY ALLEN 69 Walnut Street Holden “. . . and the gods made love” Blue . . . Skiing . . . Cartoon¬ ing . . . Munchies . . . Mol- sons . . . N.O.R.M.L.. . . Cut¬ less 350 . . . Zen . . . Jimi Hendrix . . . Friday Nights . . . Voc. Graphic Arts I . . . Metals I . . Art I. . . Drama EILEEN M. ANDERSON 20 Glenwood Street Holden God gave us memories so that we might have roses in Novem¬ ber . . . Nothing good comes easy . . . J.D. . . . Our friend¬ ship has taken . . . P.S. . . . Champagne and Strawberries . . . Calumet ' 69-11 . . . Hi- League . . . Sunrises (V.B.) . . . Sand . . . Anchaladas . . . DEBRA ANDERSON Beaman Road Sterling Born to be wild . . . Lynard Skynard . . . Room 310 . . . Coors . . . Lappa . . . Cape Cod “77” . . . Parties . . . Vans . . . Goils . . . Sweet Leaf . . . L.C.S. . . . Bud . . . Concerts . . . Maine . . . Bars . . . Mom! . . . Whiskey . . . K.O.P.. . . ERIKA LEE ANDERSON 23 Cutler Road Paxton What we call the beginning is often the end and to make an end is to make a beginning. Acadia . . . J’s Inc. . . . yacht¬ ing . . . biking . . . Christmas . . . Jams. . . Animals. . . the wilderness . . . traveling PAMELA S. ANGELSTEIN 289 Lovell Road Holden “If you do not understand my silence you will not understand my words.” Drama . . . good friends . . . music . . . meat¬ less grinders . . . B.D. . . . the guys . . . mysterious strangers . . . 5 1 76 . . . take it easy ... BE REAL . . . DAVID WILLIAM ARELL 1729 Main Street Holden Far over the misty mountains cold to dungeons deep and caverns old We must away ere break of day To seek the pale enchanted gold. J.R.R. Tolkien 58 SUSAN BERRY ASAINTE 50 Bull Run Holden “There are two ways of spread¬ ing light: to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it!” Sue . . . Travel . . . Plants . . . Art . . . RKD . . . friends . . . Mom and Dad . . . Plays . . . JV Basketball . . . Spanish Club . . . Photography . . . Search . . .Chow TIMOTHY T. AUKSTIKALNIS 170 Clinton Rd. Sterling Jimi Hendrix . . . Purple Haze . . . playing my guitar ... the Stones . . . AND Tumbling Dice XC ' KAREN M. AXELSON 15 Oregon Trail Holden Mark 5 12 76 “There is noth¬ ing love cannot face. There is no limit to its faith, hope and its endurance.” Hampton . . . Journalism . . . Poetry . . . Hubbardston . . . Drive-Ins . . . Music . . . weekends . . . snowmobiling . . . R.C. . . . “Beach Bum” STEPHEN EDWARD BALL 16 Fruit Street Holden “BE PATIENT: God isn’t fin¬ ished with me yet” Mom and Dad . . . Snowmobiling . . . Orange Juice . . . “King, spooky” . . . Gramps . . . Naturalistic. Love . . . Steak, “Notre Dame”, “Dallas”, Bas¬ ketball . . . ADRIAN DANT- LEY . . . Winter Months . . . Friends . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Baseball 1 DEBORAH ANNE BALLENGER Kris Allen Dr. Holden Track IV . . . Rock climbing with J.G. . . . skiing with C.V.Z.S. . . . OLIN Ill’s . . . Acadia “77” . . . Special Thanks to Dad, Mom, Suzi, J.B., and Jenny . . . “shine on you crazy diamond” . . . Pink Floyd KERRY J. BART 26 Griffin Road Sterling “Flowers in the Stream —Thus too my lovely life must end, another flower . . . falls and floats away.” Acadia . . . BWCS . . . ART . . . PAR¬ TIES . . . SKIING . . . A1 . . . “Remember to hide the roaches” . . . PEI . . . Moun¬ tains JEFFREYW. BARTLETT 44 Scenic Dr. Holden He who hesitates ... is lost.” YES . . . Hoops . . . Skid . . . Bogart King . . . Summer ’77 . . . Moodus . . . T.G. . . . THE PIT . . . Skynyrd . . . Dec. 13 . . . “INDEED . . . Causeway . . . Carlos . . . ALAN BASHAW Main St. East Princeton 59 SUSAN HELEN BEAUDRY 324 Salisbury Street Holden Traveling . . . Delta . . . Bay State . . . Summertime . . . horseback riding . . . Florida . . . Bermuda “Life is a mys¬ tery to be lived not solved.” EDWARD F. BECK 162 Bullard Street Holden “Let anyone who quits striving for excellence move over for those who will not.” Ski Club . . . Football Team . . . Man¬ aging Editor “Echo” MATTHEW C. BENOIT 38 Laurelwood Road Sterling “We ' re only here for a while, so let ' s make the most of what we’ve got.” Ski Club Parties . . . gold . . . California . . . Michelob . . . Foghat . . . CSN Y . . . Olin . . . skiing . . . 3M’s 4- ak ... Do it up . . .later! STEPHEN E. BENOIT 20 Laurelwood Road Rutland “If there’s anything you’re going to be in life, you need devotion.” Soccer . . . Florida . . . peaches . . . Gymnastics . . . Earth, Wind and Fire . . . Hawaii. . . “Sunshine” KIM M. BERESSI 2 Newman Drive Rutland “If you live according to Nature you will never be poor; if according to the world’s opinion you will never be rich.” Acadia . . . Mounta ins . . . Hiking . . . Grateful Dead . . . Ted . . . skiing . . . good friends, good times . . . MARTHA LYNNE BERGSTROM 47 Reservoir Street Holden “Lift up your eyes, it’s the rest of your life.” HI . . . Marth . . . Bugs . . . “The Chicks” . . . Football Cheering . . . Dance . . . NHS . . . Musical . . . 2B 3 . . . BHCC . . . Hey, man . . . campfires . . . bike rides . . . being foolish . . . ya know . . . Thanx PHILIP BERLING 61 Mason Road Holden GILBERTM. BERNIER 64 Pleasant Street Paxton “Yes, there are two paths you can go by. But in the long run, there’s still time to change the road you’re on.” Horses ... 67 Ford . . . Cooking . . . Dylan . . . Marshall Tucker 60 SUSAN ELAINE BERRY 39 Brookside Drive Jefferson “We can only appreciate the miracle of a sunrise when we have waited in darkness” Sue . . . I’m freezing . . . much more better . . . boat parties . . . puddles . . . dance . . . skiing . . . B.J. . . . weekends . . . food . . . “Boozin” CHRISTINE BERTRAND 370 Pleasant Street Paxton Each happiness of yesterday is a memory of tomorrow. Cape Cod . . . Texas . . . Lobster . . . Summer 77 — Court House . . . pink faith . . . Tuesday nights . . . Business College . . . 3R . . . people . . . Dance Club . . . Over¬ coming the inevitable DAVID BERUBE 22 Mellon Hollow Rd. Sterling Don ' t be stuck in the past, reach for the future. North Pole. Alaska . . . sum¬ mer ‘77’ . . . Mt. McKinley . . . North to the future . . . J.F. . . . Graphic Arts . . . Photography . . . little grem¬ lins . . .OLYBeer. . .Tennis LINDA A. BESNIA 57 Swett Hill Rd. Sterling “Find your own way for no one can know it just as you” Good times . . . Cape Cod . . . lake . . . sunny days . . . art . . . BWCS . . . skiing . . . scruf- fers . . . Dave Mason . . . BPs . . .jeep. . .York. . .hockey . . . Canada DAVID BRUCE BESSE Emerald Rd. Rutland “School was fun. but the skiing was better. SARAH H. BIRD Sterling Rd. Princeton Give me three steps. Give me three steps out this door Salie . . . P street . . . J. Geils . . . ski . . . York Beach . . . Free Bird . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd lives on . . . party . . . summer ’76 . . . Fuz pegs CLEALAND B. BLAIR Main Street Rutland “If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with B.S.” Charger . . . Football . 64 . . . Cleabo . . . Cullen . . . Beauty . . • T.M.K. . . • Get off the ear DAVID BOCK 56 N. Wachusett Street Holden “Live every day like a Friday Night” Hockey . . . Skiing . . . Partying . . . Catalina’s . . . Pumping Iron . . . Gold’s . . . The next day . . . Queen . . . Hampton . . . Zeppelin . . . Wagon . . . Yes . . . T.G.I.F. U.S.C.G. . . . O.S.I.M. . . . what homework . . . say what . . . stones . . . winter 61 GARY LEE BOND 76 Pommogussett Rd. Rutland Skating ... ice hockey . . . camping . . . fishing . . . ten¬ nis.. . hiking DAVID BOLDUC 31 Laurelwood Rd. Rutland ROBERTS. BORJESON 1 Walnut Dr. Sterling Life is a journey not a destina¬ tion! Boij . . . and Ma’s WRS . . . Baseball . . . Mud Room . . . Hampton . . . Denver’s Daughter . . . Dodge . . . McDonald’s . . . Fall . . . Family . . . Exeter . . . Skids . . . Schemes . . . LCNDJL . . . Woody . . . Friends . . . Memories . . . It’s over. DARLENE MICHELLE BOUDREAU 10 Holden Rd. Paxton For I’m as free as a bird now, and this bird you cannot change . . . Skynard . . . veg . . . summer house ’76 . . . weekends . . . Miller . . . buzzed . . . Summer 77 . . . Mona . . . K..O.P.. . . Ted FRAN BOUDREAU LESLIE A. BOUDREAU 4 Wiles Rd. Sterling “Sometimes the cards ain’t worth a damn, if you don’t lay ’em down.” Michael . . . Dec. 26, 1976 . . . The Grateful Dead . . . Painting . . . Con¬ certs . . . Art SCOTT S. BOUDREAU 4 Wiles Rd. Sterling “Those whom the Gods love grow young.” BONNIE LEE BOUSQUET 477 Bullard St. Holden That which is essential is invisi¬ ble to the eye . . . dance . . . New York . . . friends . . . wine . . . the summers in Prov- incetown . . . France . . . Kitty . . . stargazing 62 ELAINE L. BOUVIER 91 Woodland Rd. Holden I love the earth and sky, the days, and nights, the sounds and silences. I love life, because 1 love you. smiles . . . Acadia . . . “Bouv” . . . Mr. Ljund- berg . . . The sea . . . good times . . . Friends . . . sun¬ shine MICHELLE B. BRACONNIER 34 Holden Rd. Sterling “Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.” Paris . . . “Booties and Preach” . . . midnight hoo- drides . . . friends . . . Gazinki Bird . . . “Kapish?” . . . Year¬ book . . . Bonanza! ELIZABETH BRENNAN Mt. Pleasant A ve. Jefferson “The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time.” Lis . . . friends . . . family . . . “the chicks”. . .summers. . .8 5 76 . . . B.H.C.C. . . . camp¬ fires . . . dance . . . bike rides . . . N.H.S. . . . J.T. . . . 2B 3 . . . hey man . . . ya know . . . rainbows, moonbeams and orange snow . . . smile! ELIZABETH ANNE BRICKEY Hubbardston Road Princeton “Life is a patchwork here and there, Scraps of pleasure and despair.” Tennis . . . Labor Day . . . Seniors . . . Home¬ coming . . . ECHO . . . CGM . . . swimming . . . Friends. ANN MARIE CATHERINE BURES 121 Countryside Estate Rutland “We are free to go where we wish and to be what we are.” Shelton High School basketball 1,2... Sailing club . . . friends . . . summertime . . . Christmas . . . Anniska DAN J. BURK 17 Mayo Rd. Holden My mind is energy. It travels but does not cease; I’ve been there before. Will I meet you when I return or are you just a threshold of my dreams? SCOTT A. BURNHAM Sawyer Lane Holden “We can’t return, we can only look behind from where we came . . Big Burn . . . Scootch . . . Vikings. . . Church Basketball . . . New Orleans . . . Virginia Beach . . . 5th lunch . . . parties “77” . . . Friday nite Bowling . . . Soccer Varsity JAMES J. BURNS 1478 Wachusett St. Holden If I leave here tomorrow Would you still remember me? I must be traveling on now Cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see. Lynyrd Skynyrd — Free Bird 63 BONNIER. BUSKEY 502 Wachusett Street Holden “Take it easy on yourself.” Child Study . . . McDonald’s . . . Good Times . . . Gold Grass . . . High Times . . . Daze-Off . . . Kahlua . . . Sunshine . . . Snoozin ... 71 Impala . . . Bel-Hill . . . K.O.P. (my father) SUSAN MARIE BUTCHER 9 Colorado Circle Holden “Finding the one you love is finding yourself.” my mother . . . Room 310 . . . D.C. . . . Coors . . . Partying . . . j.b. . . . July 4 . . . Maine . . . Gold Grass and High Times Forever . . . K.O.P. . . . Cali¬ fornia . . . Here We Come MARY ANN CAHILL 245 Main Street Rutland Mary” . . . Hobbies: Hockey . . . Clubs: FHA 2 . . . Favor¬ ite Song: “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart” . . . Best friends: Linda and Linda CINDY R. CARLSON East Princeton Road East Princeton “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours, if it doesn’t, it never was.” Bob . . . animals . . . Horseback riding . . . art . . . “Oh God” . . . friends . . . Good times . . . memories KENNETH CARLSON 246 Pommaqussett Road Rutland “Patience is a virtue of which we are all endowed, but few develop . . Gymnastics . . . Friday and Saturday nights . . . Pink Floyd . . . Flying . . . Aero . . . Scuba diving . . . Porsche DAVID W. CARSON 58 Wyoming Drive Holden Black Diamond . . . Molson . . . Led Zeppelin . . . Coors . . . Ludwig Vistalite . . . Zild- jian . . . Bad Co. . . . New Hampshire ... 4 wheel drive . . . T.F.C.B. . . . Motorcycles . . . “Weekends were made for partying.” “We’re a fine band.” CAROLYN CARTER 12 Mont ice llo Drive Paxton “The unexamined life is not worth living” — Socrates. Washington . . . History . . . Economics . . . Spanish IV . . . Model UN . . . chorus . . . Skiing . . . Beach . . . Dance . . . Arabic Food. DEBORAH LYNNE CARTER 36 Brentwood Drive Holden “Knights in white satin, never reaching the end” . . . Budda and Bebe Forever . . . The Golden Pot of Green Gold . . . NHSMUN in N.Y.. . . Danke Mutti . . . Florida . . . Amy . . . Eternity . . . GEK, Big Red, and White Horse . . . Budda Pres? . . . Anything purple, anything at all! 64 JENNIFER CASALE Leominster Road East Princeton Say what you feel. Be who you are. Tomorrow will come eas¬ ier. And now for something completely different . . . wild¬ life .. . Jaguars . . . mechani¬ cal and animal . . . Party . . . Jasmin . . . ocean . . . Grate¬ ful Dead PAMELA ANN CASPER 105 Bailey Rd. Holden “Fear not that your life shall come to an end but rather fear that it shall never have a begin¬ ning.” soccer . . . football, bas¬ ketball . . . FHA . . . French Club . . . Good friends . . . “Jeezo” . . . “78” SUSAN MARIE CAVANAUGH 9 Brooks Rd. Paxton Cherish yesterday; Dream tomorrow: Live today. Twink . . . J ' sinc . . . 4H . . . horses • . . sis . . . letters . . . CRAZY . . . skipping? . . . Cruisin . . . Joupin’s . . . Ostrich . . . M M’s . . . FIE IS NOT! I don ' t believe it . . . Orbit DARLENE CEMPE Camp Ground Road Sterling Jet. GERRY CHAPMAN Brook Station Road Princeton LAURA CHAPMAN 29 Highland Pk. Rutland “Life is living; Love is sharing the way you live.” BILL . . . “you and me” . . . “Colour my World” . . . Blue . . . Black . . . Motorcycles . . . Swim¬ ming . . . NH . . . Friends . . . Snowmobiles . . . GOLD . . . Camping . . . “If you only knew.” WILLIAM J. CHOQUETTE JR. 4 Newell Hill Road Sterling “I HATE PHYSICS.” Cross Country, winter track, spring track. “DOGGIN IT.” “BUBBA BEAN.” DIANA LYNN CLAY Terrie Lane Holden “No matter where I’m going I remember where I’ve been.” Ski Club 10, 11, 12. . . Sailing Club 10, 11 ... treasurer 10 . . . F.C.G.S. Youth Group . . . “Sarge” . . . Long Lake . . . Maine . . . Outdoors . . . friends . . . Mom and Dad. — have fun! — 65 KENNETH GEORGE CLEVELAND Main St. East Princeton Echo editor-in-chief . . . DeMolay . . . Politics . . . Reflections . . . Writing . . . Nature . . . History . . . Old Glory . . . WASP . . . Motor¬ cycling . . . Photography . . . Computers. . . Basketball. . . Too many people, not enough trees. DONNA LYNN CODERRE 194 Maple Ave. Rutland “Sunshine lights up our lives in many ways.” Dance Club . . .. friends. . . L.P.R.M. family ELIZABETH ANN COLE 2 Center Dr. Paxton “Live for today but remember yesterday, and think of tomor¬ row.” “Liz” . . . Art . . . Blue . . . Dance . . . The Beach . . . Friends . . . Travel . . . Tull Concert. . .Memories ELLEN MARIE COLE 2 Center Dr. Paxton Always try your best at what¬ ever you do, or don’t do it at all. Bakes . . . Child Study . . . Sports . . . Backpacking . . . Cara . . . Chris . . . O-N-J . . . E.Z.B. . . . THE Country . . . Animals STEVEN MICHAEL COOK 66 Cook St. Holden STAR “No man is useless while he has a friend.” Bruins . . . New Hampshire . . . Skiing . . . Basketball . . . Boston . . . Celtics . . . Saturdays . . . Taking it easy. PAMELA LEE CORSON 245 Princeton Rd. Sterling Love all, trust a few, do wrong to no one. Pam . . . Hero . . . Child Study ARTHUR COUGHLIN Clinton Rd. Sterling LYNNE MARIE COULOMBE 13 Woodridge Rd. Holden “To give up enthusiasm wrin¬ kles the soul.” GIGGLES . . . Burger . . . Lynnie . . . Chi¬ cago . . . Acadia . . . Campin’ out . . . Jully sandwiches . . . Rust-out . . . H.B. with M.B. . . . HDH . . . The Gang . . . Summer of “77” ... my 1 sister. . . Life. 66 CHRISTINE ANN MONICA CREELMAN 63 A rizona A ve. Holden “By God’s grace I am what I am. and the grace that he gave me was not without effect.” (1 Cor. 15:10) Chris . . . Ice Hockey Cheerleading . . . gui¬ tar . . . Scout . . . Country Roads . . . G.S. “I’m psyched!” . . . N.H.S. . . . Yr. Book Com. . . . C.Y.C. . . . Child Study . . . “Life is a Medley of Tears and Laughter (Job 19:25-27) CORNELIA ANNE CROFT Allen Hill Rd. Princeton “Too low they build who build beneath the stars.” Cory . . . Salisbury with K.M. ... art . . . 3R . . . Student Council (SEC) . . . 1 21 77 ... the island ... 3 Musketeers . . . Bo-sew SHARON E. CUTTING 38 Bean Road Sterling Jet. “Nothing should be prized more highly than the value of each day.” R.J.R. . . . 1-1-77 . . . Zermatt . . . friends . . . YES . . . hockey games . . . sunny days . . . concerts . . . honor roll . . . skiing . . . R-29 . . . New Hampshire . . . my family CATHERINE MARIE DANICO 17 North St. Jefferson Friendship multiplies our joys and divides our griefs. HDN . . . Miller . . . Summer of ‘77’ . . . pattys Bomb . . . Mom ... the ocean . . . friends . . . P.M.B. and L.M.C. SUSAN ANN DAVID 780 Pleasant Street Paxton “Friends are like a cold, they come and they go.” Maine . . . lobsters . . . clams . . . Lyric Lady, horses . . . Bert. . . S.T. . . . C.B. . . . Blue . . . Period 6 . . . Mom and Dad . . . “78” JILL KERRI DAVIDSON 399 Shrewsbury Street Holden “To give life meaning one must have a purpose larger than one’s self.” Music . . . home . . . Immanuel . . . Paula . . . laughing . . . E.A. — Som¬ ethin’ good . . . fires . . . ROOM 131 .. . New Orleans . . . parties . . . Remember . . . i love. SCOTT ELROY DEAN 44 Scenic Drive Holden YES . . . Rickenbacker . . . “fretless” . . . I . . . Ties . . . THE LODGE . . . Tae Kwon Do . . . Hiking . . . Nature . . . Clowning . . . Skiing . . . mahavishn instruments . . . Jazz . . . Vocals . . . Rachmaninoff . . . Concertos . . . Deering . . . Sarge . . . fine times . . . Ocean White Mountains . . . loneliness . . . Brotherhood = Salvation . . . Bach JOHN MICHAEL DEBS 20 Birchwood Dr. Holden “There is only one place in my game and that is first place.” Lombardi. . .Nebs. . .Foot¬ ball co-capt. 70 . . . baseball . . . Bently . . . Malibu . . . BoxingJ.P.. . .Awesome. 67 JEAN CHAPPLE DECKER 47 Woodland Road Holden “What lies before you and what lies behind you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you.” good friends . . . talking . . . laughter . . . love . . . writing . . . music . . . feelings . . . candlelight . . . starshine . . . Be Real! CYNTHIA ANN DECOTEAU 96 Homestead Road Holden “There are no strangers here, only friends we haven’t met.” “Cindy” . . . “good friends” . . . “Jeezo” . . . Soccer and football games . . . Music . . . “Kansas” . . . “Boston” . . . Camping. . . Florida 1977 DOREEN DESPRES Barrack Hill Rd. Rutland DAVID L. DESROSIERS 32 West Street Paxton “What you know is your own glory, what you think is your own story.” gymnastics . . . track . . . TAE KWON DO . . . Tull . . . D.A. . . . Queen . . . Cheryl Ladd . . . Kenned- oors STEPHEN MICHAEL DESROSIERS 15 Beechwood Drive Rutland Never say that 1 wish I had.” Varsity Football . . . JVF . . . Camp . . . Link . . . Lewis ... Yes ... The Who . . . Skynyrd . . . “Free Bird” . . . Friends . . . Hampton Beach . . . Party . . . Weekends . . . Michelob. . .Miller. . .Have To. . .BC. . . USC MARK JOSEPH DICESARE 199 South Main Street Holden “To live is like to love — all reason is against it and all healthy instinct for it.” Mr. Mintone . . . P.J.C. . . . 8-25- 74 . . . Concert Band . . . Prep 2 . . . Concert Chorus 3, 4 PATRICIA CLARE DICKMAN 133 Brattle Street Holden “Don’t do what you think — Think what you’re doing.” Sky¬ nyrd . . . Dave . . . skiing . . . Summer 77 . . . Miller High’s . . . Born to be Wild . . . par¬ tying . . . with my buddies . . . L.B. . . . stifferer . . . Califor¬ nia here we come! PHILIP GLENN DICKMAN 22 7 Princeton Street Jefferson “Within each of us is the good and bad reflected in this world, we must learn to cultivate the good.” Frank Zappa . . . Blue . . . The Bridge . . . I’ll see ya . . . Four Wheelin’ 68 DEBORAH ANN DILLMAN 46 Richards A ve. Paxton Happiness is the best measure of success.” Football cheering . . . The Chicks” . . . dance . . . Mac . . . Chamberlain, Maine . . . Fiat. . . carnations . . . mom and deeid . . . friends . . . adios . . . if it wer¬ en’t for sharpened crayons . . . Browns . . . daydreaming. ROBERT DOE 38 Sherwood Hill Dr. Holden parties . . . concerts . . . Jay’s . . . Pontiac . . . Bad Com¬ pany . . . Outlaws . . . Yes . . . B.O.C. . . . Miller . . . Bud . . . skiing . . . cruisin’ . . . summer . . . weekends DAVID MARK DONAHUE 58 Maple Street Paxton Political Affairs Club . . . Model UN . . . State House . . . Yearbook . . . NDS . . . 6th period lunch . . . red Volk¬ swagen . . . Crime and Punish¬ ment . . . M M’s . . . crunchy frog . . . Boston . . . Movies . . . neat, huh? . . . And now for something completely dif¬ ferent. KAREN M. DOOLITTLE Sunnyside A ve. Rutland Hiking . . . Partying . . . ski¬ ing . . . Vermont . . . Moun¬ tains . . . “Gold” . . . Outlaws . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . K T’s Bus . . . Barrefalls . . . Tucker . . . “Amies in the store room” . . . Dev . . . S.T.G. . . . S.S.A.B.B. . . . K.O.P. . . . Everyone PAULA E. DOTEN 307 Shrewbury Street Holden Find yourself a dream and make it a reality. Vermont . . . JKD . . . E.A. . . . friends . . . C S . . . the ocean . . . mountains . . . fires . . . moonlit skies . . . summer ’74 and ' 77 . . . dance . . . Spanish . . . RP . . .the guys (J. D. R. D. B) it SUSAN M. DRALEAUS 10 Hilltop Drive Sterling Jet. mob . . . face your situations fearlessly and soon there will be no situation to face . . . Life . . . family . . . friend . . . “Mammone’s Class “75-76” . . . Summer of “77” . . . P.A.C.H. . . . “Utterly disgust¬ ing” . . . Ruff . . . Being myself JOHN R. DROLET 66 Mark Bradford Drive Holden President . . . Football . . . basketball . . . baseball . . . 3rd study . . . White sleeves . . . Ethel . . . K.M. . . . Buddy . . . Hockey game . . . crash . . . “Life leaves a lot but you have to find where it’s hid¬ den.” GERARD A. DUBE 11 Glendale Ave. Sterling “The Stooges” . . . D.E. . . . “Foghat” . . . slowride . . . SNHS . . . sports . . . “DOOB . . . “Air Force” . . . Ocean Fishing . . . “Pink Pan¬ ther” . . . “The best days of our lives haven’t ended here.” 69 JAMES RAYMOND DUBE 11 Glendale Avenue Sterling Mathematics . . . Cards . . . Table Tennis . . . Working in Grocery Store JAMES ALLEN DUCA 58 Windfield Rd. Holden W.P. . . . The Stooges . . . Skid . . . Grape Yum . . . “Hemi” . . . Beautiful . . . Cubby . . . EXCELLENT . . . YES. . .“Awaken”. . .“ALL GOOD PEOPLE” . . . “Roundabout” . . . “Whatsm- aha which you?” . . . Pink Floyd . . . Archie . . . Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Bouv (Dr. Scholl’s) . . . Fish-meal . . . Tush DANA PAUL DULMAINE 214 Pommogussett Rd. Rutland Bowling league . . . Tennis . . . basketball . . . wiffleball . . . Eagles . . . Boston . . . steak . . . Potatoes . . . coke . . . hamburgers . . . Red Sox . . . Bruins . . . Celtics . . . Patriots . . . 14Q . . . WORC . . . traveling ... the summer . . . vacations . . . “Take your best shot now and you may succeed.” KATHLEEN M. DUFFY 44 Osgood Rd. Sterling “The best kind of wrinkles indi¬ cate where smiles have been. Dave . . . 10 14 76 . . . The Cape — Summers 75, 76 . . Moody Blues . . . Hampton . . . O.N.H.. . . Chinese Food . . . D.S.M.G.C.M.E.B.J.D . . . “Duff” . . . smiles . . . someday. . . MIKE DUVAL 109 Princeton St. Jefferson People are like love, they are lost and found again. February 23, 1977 . . . pooh . . . LDA . . . skiing . . . Butch . . . U.S.A.F. parties . . . Friends . . . “Freebird” . . . Kim . . . Beers. . . Tunes... 78 ROBIN DUBRULE 1 Merry Lane Paxton JACK . . . May 17, 1976 . . . Dance . . . Tiger . . . July 31, 1977 . . . Cuddles . . . Sing, Bye, Bye Birdie . . . Hey! Stu¬ pid . . . New York . . . We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams. . . FRANCINE MARIE ECKHARDT 10 Nancy Drive Rutland “Experience is the best knowl¬ edge”. “Craig” . . . Skiing down a mountain . . . laying on a beach . . . Artist . . . waterskiing . . . Snowmobiling . . . Basketball . . . Softball . . . “Mutt” . . . “Get the story straight,” Hanging around with my friends. TOR 2 . CHERYL BETH ELANDER 294 So. Main St. Holden “The sun will come out tomor¬ row!” Tic ... the El Morocco . . . parties . . . cheese . . . Molson’s Golden Ale . . . Joe Cocker . . . summer times . . . Hi there! my big brother . . . animals . . . cheering. You’ve gotta be into it! 70 SUSAN M. ELLSWORTH 225 Brattle Street Holden “Whatever with the past is gone, the best is always yet to come.” D.H. . . . Pa . . . Skat¬ ing!! . . . Ice Capades with Wendy . . . “Beava. heet urn” . . . “chicks” . . . “Chops” . . . “Q” . . . Dancing . . . “Stars . . . “Ten” . . . Cali¬ fornia SCOTT ERICKSON 9 Grove Street Paxton KAREN ANNE FERRANDINO 4 Nancy Drive Rutland Band . . . C.D. . . . N.E. . . . A.S. . . . exchanges . . . friends . . . thanks Mom and Dad . . . “the woods would be very silent if no birds sang there except those that sang the best.” Henry David Thoreau RICHARD PAUL FERRON Zottol Road Holden “When in doubt, FUDGE IT!” Circum locution . . . cross¬ country skiing sports . . . Ori¬ oles . . . Vikings . . . week¬ ends . . . Groucho Carlin . . . Nixon . . . Political Affairs 3 . . . Echo Staff 3, 4 Echo Edi¬ tor 4 . . . Photography Club President 4. LARRY FIFE RFD Brooks Station Road Princeton “I’ve only just begun.” skiing . . . parties . . . work . . . class of “78”. MAUREEN A. FLANAGAN 377 Quinapoxet Street Jefferson “and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be” FLOYD the Cape . . . good times . . . photography . . . Nauset . . . partying . . . Hawaii . . . gram and gramps . . . The Great Outdoors KURT J. FOLEY Princeton Road Sterling The future is not a gift; it is an achievement. Hampton beach “76”. D.R.J. . . . Football . . . camp . . . M.M.M.K. . . . Ski¬ ing . . . Ski Club President . . Charmonix . . . Zermatt . . . swimming . . . Yes . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . Curtis 71 PAULA FOLEY 40 Centerwood Dr. Holden “’Cause I’m as free as a bird now, and this bird you cannot change.” David . . . Hawaii JOANN M. FORTIER 47 Wyndhurst Dr. Holden Nothing should be prized more highly than the value of each day . . . swimming . . . Cape Cod . . . daydreaming . . . music . . . apple pie . . . 6th Lunch . . . photographs . . . Harvard U.N.. . . memories LISA FOSTER 41 Meetinghouse Hill Rd. Sterling “I do set my bow in cloud.” Jr. Prom . . . P.W.A. 99 ... 5 21 . . .Maine. . . cruisin’the goat . . . Frosty Foster . . . Mother Nature . . . camping . . .That’s life for ya! KIM MARIE FREGEAU Tanglewood Rd. Sterling A true friend is like phospho¬ rous, it glows even when the world around you goes dark. Friends . . . Parties . . . RR . . . Munchies . . . Cheering . . . Boston . . . Dream on . . . STH . . . K . . . DIANE L. FULGINITI 42 Brunnell Dr. Holden Today I have grown from walking with the trees.” TEN¬ NIS . . . FIELD HOCKEY . . . SCT . . . NHS . . . AAB . . . TANYA . . . McDonald’s . . . Cape . . . Fugi . . . N-Q . . . Strawberries! . . . T.D. . . . Oh, FUDGE! . . . Sun¬ rise. Sloe Poke . . .83161 . . . Veggies . . . DISTRICTS! . . . “A dreamer lives forever . . .” RICHARD FRANCIS GAFFNEY JR. 23 Cheryl A nn Dr. Rutland “Life is a long journey, take it one day at a time.” Dickie . . . Snowmobiling . . . Canoeing . . . Going Crazy . . . The Cliffs . . . Prison Camps . . . Friday Nights . . . Michelob . . . The Rope Swing . . . R.F.D. and pizza. MARY ELLEN GARABEDIAN 54 Steele St. Holden Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it. Summer of ' ll . . . Cape Cod . . . Hyde Park, N.Y. . . . McDonald’s . . . friends . . . partying . . . S.St.. . . PSt MARYBETH ALEXANDRIA GARGULINSKI 3 Wilder Rd. Sterling Yesterday is already a dream Tomorrow is only a vision. “M.B.” . . .dancing. . .flying . . . Christmas . . . Florida . . . O.N.H. . . . Winter of “76” . . . Saint Joseph’s Abbey . . . “Layla” . . . parties . . . friends . . . “Duff and Mac” . . . Student Council 2, 4 . . . Vice-President 2. 72 KEVIN GARVEY 65 Mark Bradford Drive Holden Tryumph is just a “try” with a little “umph”. The Garv . . . Football . . . 32 . . . The Juice . . . Beavy . . . Coach Lewis . . . The Packers . . . Mac’s . . . I was never there . . . Winning is everything. SANDRA JANE GAULD 8 Princeton Road Sterling “SAM” . . . Secretary 2 . . . Vice President 3 . . . Field Hockey 1. 2. 3. 4 . . . Basket¬ ball Cheerleader 1, 2, 4 . . . Softball 3, 4 . . . Dance Thea¬ ter 2, 3 . . . Tennis . . . Home¬ coming 77 . . . Proms . . . SNHS . . . Districts . . . Faith, Hope, and Love, Fun ... 16 . . . opal . . . May 7, 1977 . . . D.V.R. v- JOHN GEE 58 Grove St. Paxton SUSAN GENEST Calamint Hill Rd. Princeton “Learn as if to live forever, live as if to die tomorrow.” Acadia . . . J ' s inc (P.R., V.C.) . . .Ski Club . . . “C.G.” . . . Sailing Club . . . Yachting, tennis . . . sunfish . . . my scrapbook . . . biking . . . plan A . . . Mr. X SCOTT D. GENTLEMAN 178 Bullard Street Holden Happy are they that dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Soccer . . . Model U.N. . . . Senator Perv (R.A.H.). . . Camp Berea . . . Tennis . . . Skiing . . . S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y Night . . . N.H.S. . . . P.A.C. . . . Yearbook . . . Ambassa¬ dor JAMIE E.GIGUERE 36 Shenvoodhill Drive Holden “Each moment in life is special and can never be relived for time governs life and it passes as a river flows.” L.S.W. . . . Acadia . . . Baseball. . . Sum¬ mer “77” . . . nature . . . music TIMOTHY GLOCKNER East Princeton Rd. Princeton KATHY A. GLYNN Charnock Hill Road Rutland “It is better to love as long as time allows than to never love at all.” Rick . . . Chevy . . .Jr. Prom . . . Mother Nature . . . Accounting I, II. Ill . . . Suzuki . . . Camping . . . “Ginny” . . . “78” 73 JOSH HAROLD GOEWEY 58 Surrey Lane Holden If you could kick the person responsible for most of your problems, you wouldn ' t be able to sit down for a week!” Cross Country 1. 2. 3. 4 . . . indoor track 1. 2. 3. 4 . . . spring track 1, 2. 3. 4 . . . Flyfishing . . . Derf . . . ALICIA H. GONZALEZ 6 Duxbury Drive Holden Lisha’s sewing . . . 3R . . . writing . . . Zorro . . . Sum¬ mer . . . reading . . . Whopie College . . . M.R. . . . The Downfall GREGORY ARNOLD GOODHILE 1 Manning Street Holden “Live your life to the fullest because we won’t be here for¬ ever.” Winter Track 3, 4 . . . Spring Track 3, 4 . . . Honda TL, . . . Custom Triumph 750 . . . support USC . . . Hamp¬ ton ’77 THEODORE B. GOODNOW Worcester Road Princeton PATRICIA M. GORMAN I Oak wood Drive Holden Laughter helps to soften the blows of life . . . California . . . Hoot’s . . . “Patrice!” . . . The Gang (LKFSP) . . . PARIS . . . Summer . . . R.H.W. . . . “but it’s the week¬ end!” . . . Bon . . . juggling . . . Rust. . . ROBERT WILLIAM GOSS 11 Sherwood Drive Sterling Jet. Goose ... If fun is outlawed, only outlaws will have fun . . . skatin’ Fibreflex . . . Golden Nector . . . Kryptonics . . . ZZ TOP . . . substance . . . “Go for it” . . . Stooges . . . Skynard . . . Foghat . . . Slow Ride . . . crankin’ study tunes . . .Tush DEBORAH LYNN GRAHAM 82 Asnebumskit Paxton For I must be traveling on now — cause there’s so many places I’ve got to see . . . Parties . . . Concerts . . . Good Friends; Good Times . . . Summer¬ house “76” . . . Irish Brothers . . . B.S. . . . K.O.P. ... See Ya ■ LISA ANN GRANQUIST Fort Sumter Drive Holden Family . . . Trinity . . . Piano with Mrs. A. . . . French Horn . . . Concert Band . . . Hey George! . . . NHS . . . Ski Patrol . . . Adventure . . . CVB . . . The Peace of God that passes all understanding. 74 RICHARD N. GRAYSON Newell Rd. Holden Black Diamond . . . Cables . . . Gibson Les Paul . . . Ampeg . . . Heineken ... Bo Dicky . . . Molson . . . Week¬ ends . . . M.E.. . . Chuck . . . Steely Dan . . . Bad Co. . . . Zeppelin . . . The Shed . . . P. Street . . . N.H. . . . Drive-Ins . . . Baggings . . . Hampton . . . Mongoose JACQUELINE GREEN 46 Walnut St. Holden Happiness is the only sanction of life; where happiness fails, existence remains a mad and lamentable experiment. Eng¬ land . . . Zookabuddalites . . . “76-77” . . . You Guys . . . Kniki . . . C.E. . . . Bowls . . . Rhymes and Reasons . . .Elvis . . . Hi! . . . Swimming . . . NHSMUN . . . HMUN . . . Holy Cross. STEVEN C. GRENON 266 Bullard St. Holden Captain Grun . . . Football 1 - 4 . . . Ski Mt. Everest . . . almost . . . funnies and old rods . . . Mopar Muscle . . . Pregnant, past tense of virgin . . . Tull . . . Had a fine time but glad it’s over ... an ounce of fun KRAIG BOSON GRUNDBERG 154 Prospect St. West Boylston “The Grunge” . . . Outdoor Track 3 DAVID A. GUSTAFSON 411 Bullard St. Holden Where there’s a will there’s a way, but most of the time you end up paying. Gus . . . Hoops . . . Gimp with a limp . . . Crank . . . Chicago . . . D. Duck . . . C. Basketball DAVID GUTHRIE 4 Terrie Ln. Holden Skiing . . . Guitar . . . Band . . . Photography . . . Camp¬ ing . . . Canada KIM S. HANDY Barre-Paxton Rd. Rutland When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. Free Bird . . . Red Neck Mother . . . “I don’t know why” ... I forgot . . . Mustangs. . .McDonalds. . . friends . . . animals . . . wicked sour . . . good times . . . goofy . . . child study . . . Roses THERESA MARIE HANEBURY 488 Wachusett St. Holden Be your own person.” Jeff Oct. 25, 1975 . . . Music . . . Trumpet . . . Star Lake Camp . . . Brass Bands . . . Concert Bands . . . Central District . . . All State ... All New England . . . The Ocean 75 STEPHEN DAVID HANEY 105 Main Street Rutland Steve ... 64 Chevelle . . . ski¬ ing .. . Hiking . . . tennis . . . camping . . . Parties . . . con¬ certs . . . special thanks to all the teachers that didn’t flunk me. BRUCE HANSON 14 Laurelwood Road Sterling DENNIS JOSEPH HARRINGTON Manning Street Holden “Harry . . . hunting . . . fish¬ ing . . . 3 1 : yr. graduate. DAVID HARTHAN East County Rd. Rutland 365 days a year . . . you have nothing to fear . . . you can never stop tomorrow. “Weasel” . . . Old cars . . . Parties . . . People . . . friends . . . Pink Floyd . . . Alice Cooper . . . 22 top . . . Driving . . . Snow Mobiles . . . living ROBERT GORDON HATSTAT JR. Intervale Road Rutland You know you have friends when people stand beside you. Hey Dogs! . . . Bowie . . . Thanks Whit! . . . The Beef . . . S.G. 10 29 77 . . . Friends . . . Keep on Truckin’ . . . Piano . . . Chrysler . . . Take Care . . . See Ya In Church EDWARD S. HAYES 163 Lovell Rd. Holden Motorcycles . . . skiing . . . “Free Bird” . . . ON ANY SUNDAY . . . Long Awaited Weekends. . . RALF HEISS Wheeler Road Princeton “Don’t put off till tomorrow what you can do today. For if you can do today you can do it tomorrow.” Friends . . . Soc¬ cer . . . Track . . . Skiing . . . American People . . . Period 1 . . . Massachusetts . . . Hockey Games . . . Memories STEVEN D. HELLE 169 Pleasantdale Road Rutland “Hellbomb” . . . “Skinna” . . . Fleetwood Mac . . . Bowie . . . “HEY HOT DOGS” . . . 4 wheeling . . . “Whits” . . . Jimbo . . . “Rebel, Rebel” . . . “Turn and Face the Strange Changes” . . . Fryeburg, Me . . . “Ziggy” . . . Never meant to be? 76 SUSAN HARGRAVES HENNESSY 333 Redemption Rock Trait Sterling Since the flesh can’t stay we pass the words along. Sue . . . Z . . . 4 ' 10‘ 2 . . . smiles . . . good friends . . . sunshine . . . McDonalds . . . fine times . . . memories . . . DWVNSTA . . . partying . . . week-ends . . . Sears . . . HAGD . . . Good Luck PATRICIA A. HILTON 8 Boutelle Rd. Sterling “The Best Part of you is who you are inside.” Tango . . . Summer of 77 . . . horseback riding . . . Scotland . . . “I’m not short” . . . middleitus . . . Irish . . . friends . . . animals . . . “high to the gang” . . . Miller . . . P. STEVEN E. HIRVI 4 Ridgew ood Road Paxton “You only live one life, so live it right.” Tuckerman Ravine . . . Zeppelin . . . Tull ... To ski fast . . . motocross . . . Hockey . . . Football . . . Head . . . Elsinore . . . Out¬ doors . . . Climbing . . . Buz- zin ' on my bike . . . Ski Club 1, 2, 3,4 WENDY L. HOLDRIDGE 50 Newell HUl Rd. Sterling Life has given these to me . . . The kiss of the sun in the early morning, the fleece of a float¬ ing cloud above, and the prom¬ ise of rainbows in the sky, so live its life to the fullest extent. MARK HOLLAND 15 Anthony Drive Rutland Our past is clean forgot. Our present is and is not. Our future’s a sealed seedplot. And what betwixt them are we? Tennis . . . canoeing . . . fish¬ ing . . . hiking . . . camping . . . skiing ERIK HOLM Sovittaja Park Rutland BRENDA M. HOLMES 89 Pommogussett Road Rutland Just give me good friends and fireplaces, warm hearts and smiling faces, then I’ll be satis¬ fied with life, music . . . poetry . . . art . . . long walks . . . nature . . . blue . . . 1 14 77 . . . “Goober” . . . Corvette . . . sunsets SARA SWANSON HOLMES Wildrose A venue Holden Moments are temporary; mem¬ ories are forever. 11 2 75 . . . P.A.C.H. . . . Acadia . . . sun¬ sets . . . guitar . . . Cat Stevens . . . The Eagles . . . children . . . I believe for everyone who goes astray, someone will come to show the way. 77 CALVIN HOLT 26 Walnut Terrace Holden “To be nice from beginning to end, will make the end all the more beautiful.” Niv . . . Doc and ah . . . Stohlberg power . . . JS Holt and family. Wal¬ ton, Cowens, Blazermania . . . Heidi and Samantha . . . Bas¬ ketball 1, 2 Varsity . . . Fresh¬ man Football ANNMARIE THERESA HORRIGAN 46 A very Heights Drive Holden “Be not what others want you to be instead be yourself.” Family . . . Friends . . . SMC . . . Guitar . . . J.P. . . . G.S. . . . Freedom, N.H. . . . Dance . . . Feelings . . . 10 23 77 . . . CYC . . . Folk Group . . . Sounds of Silence . . . “Sure” . . . Wachusett DIANE KATHLEEN HORRIGAN 46 A very Heights Drive Holden “Something of ourselves remains wherever we have been.” Friends . . . Family . . . SMC . . . CYC . . . Folk Group — Lori . . . Fearsome Foursome . . .. 4 3 77 . . . sunshine . . . Dance . . . NHS . . . GS . . . guitar . . . Samantha . . . Freedom, N.H. “You’ve gotta be kiddin” DAVID EDWIN HORSFALL 38 Highland St. Holden “Either I find a way, or I make one.” “WOE DOG” . . . Silver Vette with Gold Wheels . . . Molsons Golden . . . Arcadia Beaner Barb . . . Skiing “Glades” . . . Parties . . . bsm . . . Freebird . . . East Gramby, where else . . . Some¬ thing Different! PAUL H. HOVANESIAN 12 Streeter Rd. Paxton “It’s not time to make a change, just relax and take it easy.” Led Zeppelin, Aerosmith, 10 31 77, skateboarding . . . camping . . . Baseball 3 . . . “Go For It” hanging around, walking the streets PETER HOWARD 22 Asnebumskit Rd. Paxton Don’t kill today for tomorrow. Don’t let your true destiny be misguided by others . . . hangin’ outback . . . skate¬ boardin’ . . . winter night tok- ings . . . skiing . . . Molsons . . . bicycles NANCY LILLIAN HOYT 319 Malden Street Holden Our lifetime is only a fraction of a second of time in this ever- turning universe; be something. CB . . . “White Angel” . . . “Sundance Kid” . . . Lincoln Lanes . . . Maryland . . . “P.S. and B.S.” . . . “Hoy-Toy” . . . 11 4 77 B.. . . LINDA JOY HUME 109 Main St. Rutland “Accept me as I am. So that I may learn, What I can become.” Child Study . . . Lenny . . . Living . . . Loving Learning . . . M.J.L. . . . Where’s A.E.M. . . . Dedfy . . . Mrs. . . . Friends . . . Music . . . Forever . . . 78 JOHN HYLAND 4 Johnnell St. Paxton DAVID JOHN LAFRATO 41 A very Heights Dr. Holden Will is character in action Dawn 10 15 76 . . . Cape Cod . . . Nova . . . Football Camp . . . Sub and Pub . . . Pizza . . . Thor . . . Ma Clorox . . . Dad . . . Frankie . . . Woody . . . Rit . . . Weights . . . Fer- rigno . . . Rocky . . . Boston . . . Softball . . . Florida . . . Friends JOE D. JACKIEWICZ 188 Princeton Street Jefferson Bones . . . Agriculture . . . The Bridge . . . E.C.C. . . . Camping . . . 4X4 wheeling Chevy . . . small bloks . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd Band. DIANE JACOBY 14 Duxbury Drive Holden “and now for something com¬ pletely different” “D.J.” . . . Gypsy, Bruce, Sam, Kinky . . . Skiing . . . Acadia . . . Model U.N.. . . Aerosmith . . . Elton John . . . Joan Armatrading . . . Linda Ronstadt . . . Tommy . . . Concerts . . . par¬ ties . . . R.G.O. . . . Summer 77 . . . Free Bird JAY STEPHEN JACOBSON 13 Tanglewood Rd. Paxton Echo — Business Manager . . . DeMolay . . . Milwaukee . . . Beach Boys . . . “Surfin’ U.S.A.” . . . New York Yan¬ kees . . . Reggie Jackson . . . Dr. J. ... Chuck Foreman . . . Groucho . . . J.S. . . . C.L. . . . Bowling League . . . Golf. . .snow. . .pizza SUSAN IRENEJARVI 134 Hillside Rd. Rutland “If at first you do succeed, try hard to hide your astonish¬ ment.” mixes . . . B.L. . . . Grunt . . . Riding, Showing . . . Ag . . . Chicopee . . . B B . . . tennis . . . Pine Ridge . . . Wallybird . . . Ethel . . . Mayday . . . travelin! JEAN M. JOHANSON 54 Pommogussett Rd. Rutland “If 1 leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me? L. Skynyrd Eastham . . . The Beef . . . Cruzin ' in Maroon’ . . . Dev.- K.D. . . . Amies in the store¬ room! . . . summer 77 . . . Jerry Jeff . . . K. Nubb and friends . . . C.S.B.. . . Loggins and Messina . . . S.T.G.! . . . K.O.P.! RICHARD ALAN JOHNS 16 Anthony Drive Rutland The only way to have a friend is to be one. Varsity and J.V. football . . . “The Bumblebee” . . . swimming . . . summers . . . landoli’s . . . Church bas¬ ketball . . . “There is always room for Improvement.” 79 DAVID K. JOHNSON 28 Holt Road Holden DAVID PAUL JOHNSON 437 Bullard Street Holden National Honor Society . . . French National Honor Soci¬ ety . . . Sports . . . church bas¬ ketball . . . “President” . . . Charlie . . . The Stooges . . . ID . . . Montreal . . . music . . . Pink Panther . . . Le pou- voir . . . Bone . . . Snowmo- biling . . . Yardwork . . . The Best is yet to Come DONNA LEE JOHNSON Wheeler Road Princeton I ' ll believe anything as long as it’s incredible! Hi There! . . . Business Club . . . Dance Club . . . Cape Cod . . . Friends . . . Life’s one fool thing after another. Love’s two fool things after each other. DONNA RUTH JOHNSON 35 South Road Holden A part we offer is our only free¬ dom. Billy Joel . . . hobbits . . . low tide at Manomet Beach . . . full moon . . . riv¬ erside Millbury folk . . . “As” . . . That smile . . . hello’s and highs JEFF W. JOHNSON 2 Nipmuck Road Paxton MX . . . Unadilla Southwick . . . Reefer Madness . . . Wall gang . . . Princetonites . . . Cannabis Concerts . . . makin noise . . . Molson . . . Canada . . . Friends . . . Stoned again ... A bird in the hand is better than two in the bag . . . Later Brotherman PETER JOHNSON 110 Forest Drive Holden RONALDJOHNSON Tucker Road Holden SUSAN ELAINE JOHNSON 220 Holden Street Holden If you don’t understand my silence you will not understand my words. Ken . . . 5 28 77 . . . Summer of ”77” . . . Maine . . . 1LC . . . Cheering . . . see KMW 80 WILLIAM FOURACRE JOHNSON 34 Maple St. Holden “to spend too much time in studies is sloth.” Hunting . . . fishing . . . camping . . . woodcutting . . . working . . . driving . . . friends . . . tools . . . Chevys . . . Maine . . . good times . . . sweets . . . per¬ fection MARGARET LEE JOHNSTONE 419 South Main St. Holden “I have not much time. I have friends to discover and a great many things to understand.” by Saint Exupery California . . . North Carolina ... El Salva¬ dor . . . The military life . . . The Marine Corps . . . Cpl. Richie Abamey and M.S. MARK ANDREW JONES 11 Brooks Rd. Paxton Baseball . . . Basketball . . . Las Vegas Night . . . Trans Am ... 3 Milks . . . Jonesy . . . Seventh study ’75 . . . Hamp¬ ton Beach . . . I.H.S.G.C. Dunking . . . Bonehead CRAIG MICHAEL JOYCE 180 Meadow Wood Dr. Holden Be slow in choosing a friend, slower in choosing an enemy. “Craigster” football 1. 4 . . . wrestling 2 . . . Ski club I. 2. 3 . . . Silver Vette with gold wheels ... 65 Stang . . . Wat- chung Hills . . . R.H.S. . . . Beaner Barb . . . Parties (Sun¬ ny’s) . . . bsm . . . brew . . . Weekends!!! DEBORAH ANN JOYCE 230 Worcester Rd. Sterling Finding the one you love . . . is finding yourself.” Gymnas¬ tics team 3. 4 . . . Skiing . . . Yes . . . concerts . . . family and friends . . . summer of 77 ” . . . DRJP . . . Hockey and basketball games . . . beaches . . . “Freebird” RICHARD JURALEWICZ II 1 7 Beechwood Dr. Rutland Retired Hessian . . . Tennis and billiard player . . . Think Winter . . . All right, what now?” . . . Working too hard and long . . . Thanks to my friends JAMES JOHN KANE 1 Christmas Tree Lane Rutland A picture is worth a thousand words . . . Photo Club 1, 2, 4 . . . Echo Photographer 4 MARYANN MARGARET KANE 3 Union St. Holden “A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.” Early Admission . . . Chathamites! . . . MD . . . Singers . . . Dance . . . Writ¬ ing . . .Nature . . . Sunshine . . . Family . . . Friends . . . Smile! . . . Happiness Always 81 STEPHEN JOHN KEARNEY 141 Forest Dr. Holden MARIE LOUISE KAUPPILA 120 Holden Rd. Paxton . . Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” The memories you put away today will be treasured tomor- . . Blue . . . . . Senior Year . . Friends . . . Painting . . . . Photography row.” Skiing . Autumn Days. . . . Ski Club . Relatives . . . Mountains . . . . . Art I and II JOHN F. KENNEDY Bar re Paxton Rd. 122 Rutland SEAN PATRICK KELLEY 640 Pleasant St. Paxton “You can’t get something for nothing you can’t have freedom for free.” gymnastics . . . Far- rah . . . Earth, Wind Fire . . . Soccer . . . Charlie . . . DesRosiers-burger Nova Scotia . . . B.S. . . . General Hampton . . . Fiats . . . U.S. History-H . . . Cheap Jr. Prom. . . P.A.C.. . . Huffy . . . Our kids . . . Movies . . . “You’ve got a friend.” . . . What a rush . . . The Dark¬ room . . . Phone calls at 3:00 A.M. . . . Acadia . . . Boots and Thin legs . . . KENNETH E. KEOUGH EdsonAve. Rutland “High school days are gone with the wind.” Lynard Sky- nard . . . “Tuesday’s gone” . . . partying . . . camps at Rutland JOEL E. KIRK 4 Richards A ve. Paxton Chess 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Mathletes 1, 3 . . . Track 3, 4 . . . NHS . . . Track . . . Biology . . . Physics . . . “Gospel by Dave” . . . Parties . . . Friends . . . Love. . . Cindy . . . Pink Pan¬ ther . . . “To Cindy, who is a ray of sunshine into an other¬ wise cloudy life!” THOMAS KENNETH KERXHALLI 22 Holden St. Holden “We are the people our parents warned us about.” “DerP’ . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Hurdles . . . Piano . . . NHS . . . Dog¬ ging it . . . Fred! . . . What’s cookin’? . . . Splortch . . . Charlie the Cat. . . WB1ANA . . . Mr. “C” . . . oops! . . . Groucho . . . Star Trek . . . Triskaidekaphobia. . .Yaz! WENDY LOUISE KIRKPATRICK 5 Newell Hill Rd. Sterling “The soul would have no rain¬ bow had the eyes no tears.” “Wen” . . . FHA-HERO . . . Memories . . . Maine ’77 . . . Camping. . . Ocean . . . Steel- ers are 1 . . . “Cookie” 82 RANDY M. KOHLSTROM 238 Bailey Road Holden Football . . . IVAN . . . Pan¬ try Chef . . . IVMOBLE . . . Hiking . . . Skiing . . . Hockey . . . Black Club JUDITH M. KOKOCINSKI 2 Squantum Road Paxton “Anything that is possible is done, anything that is impossi¬ ble will be done.” Q.C.C. . . . Skiing . . . Monte Carlo . . . French . . . DANNY . . . L.D.A. . . . Cruisin’ in the breadbox . . . listenin’ to tunes. JOHN L. KRONOFF Causeway Street Jefferson “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” CASE . . . Backpacking . . . Hiking . . . Wilderness Experience . . . Roastbeast . . . Felis Concoler . . . RAGE! BRIAN KEITH LABOFFA 10 Phillips Road Rutland Deb . . . FreeBird . . . Zepplin . . . Tull . . . Concerts . . . partying . . . b eing with Deb . . . friends . . . K.O.P. . . . Rutland GARY MARK LAMBERT 8 Wauschacum A venue Sterling “Now before we end (and then begin), we’ll drink a toast to how’s it been.” The Skids . . . Klink . . . Tennis . . . “Hamp¬ ton 77” . . . Jethro Tull . . . Yes . . . Fun driving . . . B.M.W. . . . Friends . . . Dou¬ ble Jointed . . . Bonehead LORI JEAN LANCIANI Justice Hill Road Sterling “Intelligence is believing only half of what you hear, bril¬ liance is knowing which half to believe.” flute . . . band . . . Chorus . . . music is love in search of a word PAMELA LANGSTON 44 Nola Dr. Holden CRAIG LAPOINT Brook Station Road Princeton “The wiseman don’t know how it feels to be thick as a brick.” Tull. . . Doors . . . Paxtonites . . . Beatles . . . Blue Bees . . . M.B. . . . Salisbury . . . Lots of Noise — All good things come to pass. 83 WILLIAM E. LARIVIERE 38 Montana Drive Holden Several Species of small furry animals gathered together in a cave grooving with a pict . . . Pink Floyd . . . Kiss, Der¬ ringer, States Gang, Oscar, Cruzin . . . p.h. The Well . . . Tull. . . Catch ya’later PATRICIA L. LARKIN 27 Bancroft Road Holden “yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run there’s still time to change the road you’re on.” Ed . . . Ani¬ mals . . . Rustic Parking Lot . . . “last resort Daves.” CLIFFORD F. LARSON 46 South Road Holden ' 78 at last. . . Technical Draw¬ ing 1 , 2, and architecture . . , can you imagine . . . half a day . . . what’s homework??? . . . Spanish . . . Drama, Believe me . . . Ravioli and corn . . . ski season — Excellent TOMAS ROLF LARSON 115 Pleasant Dale Road Rutland Skiing . . . Racing . . . Parties . . . Tennis Swimming . . . Work TERESA L. LEBLANC 309 Holden Street Holden If we couldn’t laugh, we would all go insane . . . J.B. . . . C.C.C. . . . C.S. Washington Trip. . . Sunny daze and snow storms . . . Reservoir ... To know me is to love me . . . K.O.P. K.A.P.. . .PUNT NANCY LEE LEHMAN 58 Wilde Willow Drive Holden Memory is the treasure and guardian of all things. Political Affairs Club . . . PA, 6-9-74, MYF . . . Polly. Smiles . . . Taiwan, Aust. UK, HK ROBERT PAUL LEROUX 2 Ridgewood Road Paxton Molson . . . Concerts . . . Rowdies . . . The Wall Gang . . . Reefer Madness . . .Truc¬ kin’ . . . May Fest . . . Big Red D.B.’s . . . Canada . . . Lost in the Ozone FRANCIS PETER LITTERIO 58 Maple Street Sterling “The human race will be as Starchildren, drifting, seeking, living among all of the suns of all of the galaxies of all the Universe. Childhood’s End . . . Hey, Jude! . . . Hyperspace . . . FIRST CONTACT. . . 84 JOHN LIZOTTE East Park Rd. Sterling PAUL CHRISTIAN LOEFSTEDT 14 Damon Road Holden “Taking the big step!” BOB!! JEFF!! . . . Foreacre . . . Abdul . . . “Heck of a game. Mike” . . . Room 3 . . . Le club . . . band trips . . . With luck. I’ll make it!!” KATHRYN MARIE LOFTUS 52 Harrington Drive Holden Many friends, many laughs later I still find a smile upon my lips.” Kath . . . dreams . . . G.M. . . . hockey games . . . hockey cheering . . . N.H.S. (v.p.) . . . literary staff . . . Reflectiofis . . . T.T.S. w. J.C. . . . The chicks . . . guesso, guessare . . . thanks BRAD PAUL LONG Lincoln A ve. Holden “Time to blow this clambake” Buford T. Justice . . . Buford Pusser . . . B.P. . . . Brew . . . Football 2, 3. 4 . . . Good one . . . Dr. Death . . . S.G. . . . Parties . . . Reggie “77” . . . Atkinson . . . Forearm . . . Chargers . . . Primary. Oak . . . ZZ top . . . Boink . . . Cheap shots . . . later . . . the Zone. . . MICHELE ANN LONG 15 Griffin Rd. Sterling If you love something, set it free. If it comes back it’s yours. If it doesn ' t it never was.” Soc¬ cer games . . . Art . . . Love . . . Junior Prom . . . B.S. . . . “California Daydreams” . . . Mom and Dad GEORGIA ELIZABETH LUNDBERG 131 Pleasant Street Paxton “The snore of dreams will take us out to sea, forevermore” FLORIDA . . . “Sunshine on my shoulders makes me happy . . . singing, dancing, acting . . . Essex junction, Alexan¬ dria, York . . . “with a song in my heart.” MARK ANDREW LUNDEEN 45 Raymond Street Holden Life has so much to offer, but there is so little time to enjoy it all. Ski Club . . . concerts . . . tennis . . . “Rocky Mountain Way” . . . Parties . . . NHS . . . Florida RANDY C. LUNDQUIST 643 Bullard Street Holden “The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreline of wonder.” “A per¬ son is not rewarded for having brains, only for using them.” Randoon . . . NHS . . . FNHS . . . Mathletes . . . Bas¬ ketball . . . Baseball . . . Red Sox . . . Mountaineers . . . Yearbook Editor. . .“78” 85 DAVID GARRETT LYONS Old Colony Rd. Princeton “Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely.” Ford custom — Suzuki “250” Support U.S.C. PAMELA A. LYONS East Princeton Rd. Princeton Now is the only time you own, live, love, be free — Poops . . . friends, good times . . . High Ogunquit . . . Party . . . YES . . . food . . . C.L.A.G. . . . fine . . . skiing . . . KOP DOTS . . . C.S.N. . . . Italy IT LAURIE KATHLEN MACALISTER Blood Rd. Princeton “We came into this world alone, we go away the same. We’re meant to spend the inter¬ lude between in closeness.” Dance Club . . . Business Club . . . summers . . . Cape Cod . . . friends . . . Vermont . . . Dreams. . . JENNIFER M. MACDONALD Gates Rd. Princeton Men, their rights and nothing more; Women, their rights and nothing less. Tigger . . . Shirel- len . . . CHATS . . . WMBT . . . Animals are such agreea¬ ble friends — they ask no ques¬ tions, they pass no criticisms. PAMELA JANE MACDONALD 1 Brooks Rd. Paxton “You call someplace Paradise — Kiss it goodbye.” Billy . . . 9-1-77 . . . freedom . . . love . . . good friends . . . summer ’76 . . . Treasure Valley . . . Post 495 . . . Paxton Congo . . . D.D.W. . . . Jeffrier . . . E.H.R. . . . feeling good . . . S.I.L.L.A. JAMES R. MACGEACHEY Worcester Rd. Princeton Delta . . . Las Vegas . . . Flo¬ rida . . . Charlie’s Angels . . . J.H. . . . “M D” . . . Cold- brook . . . sugaring . . . skate¬ boards . . . snowmobiling . . . L.C. ROBERT SCOTT MACGREGOR 185 Chapel St. Holden We are only young once — that’s all society can stand. MAGOO . . . Zeppelin . . . Kansas . . . Tull Concert . . . summer . . . Weekends . . . parties . . . hunting . . . fishing . . . Chaffins B-Ball . . . intense! ROBERT HARVEY MACKAY 889 Salisbury St. Holden Good-humor is the sunshine of the mind.” Soccer . . . Pickup . . . Suzuki. . . Hawaii . . . Chicago . . . Beast . . . West Boylston. 86 JON W. MAKI 155 Brattle St. Holden I know you don’t owe me but I wish you would let me ask one favor of you . . . Give me three steps. Karla . . . Zaapa . . . Skynyrd . . . Ski . . . Miller . . . Shops . . . Skidman. KARLA LYNN MAKI 70 South Rd. Holden Do what’s good for you or you’re not good for anybody.” Green M M ' s . . . Moonlight . . . Billy Joel . . . boat parties . . . Wiz runs . . . “KAT” . . . crazy people . . . No strings attached . . . Solitude . . . when ever. “Kay” . . . Leo . . . North Haven . . . Rob . . . Oreo . . . B B . . . D G Band . . . Pizza . . . Miller . . . Concerts . . . Friends . . . Family . . . funtimes . . . KOP . . . week¬ ends . . . Marshall Tucker. BECKY LEE MACMANUS 7 Central A ve. Sterling Jet. “The language of friendship is not words, but meanings. It is an intelligence above lan¬ guage.” . . . N.H.S. 3, 4 . . . Spanish Honor Society 2, 3. 4 . . . Girls’ State ’77 . . . Blazer . . . “Officer Beck” . . . Good Times . . . Friends. TRACEY ANNE MANNING 65 South Main St. Holden “To make friends you must first be one.” The park . . . partying . . . old friends . . . B.H.S. . . . Kansas . . . ELO . . .Yes. . . Football games at Foley . . . M.R.C. . . . Having independence . . . August 14th. KATHRYN C. MAILHOT 1 Nancy Dr. Rutland Water Skiing . . . Snow Skiing . . . Skateboarding . . . Par¬ ties. STACEY ANN MACOMBER 20 Cook St. Holden “You may say that I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one.” John Lennon Mushroom . . . George Harri¬ son . . . the human horse . . . The Beatles . . . N.Y.C. . . . I.Y.G.T.U.D.I. . . . family . . . Friends . . . Jack . . . love . . . memories. TAMMY MAJEWSKI Esty Rd. Princeton I live for the feeling of knowing I’m free. Keep on partying . . . Summer of “77” . . . Maine . . . Lynard Skynyrd . . . Miller . . . Highs . . . week¬ ends . . . June ’78 . . . Califor¬ nia here we come. JAMES EDWARD MACLENNAN 20 Lake Shore Dr. Sterling 87 MARY H. MANTHA Barre-Paxlon Road Rutland The more you make someone else happy, the more happiness you find in yourself. John Rag- A-Muffin . . . White Moun¬ tains, Friends . . . smiles . . . animals . . . flowers . . . sunny days . . . Ridin’ . . . Summer ’76. . . Good Times . . . KOP JAMES AUGUSTUS MARENGO 63 Grave Street Paxton “You cannot be friends upon any other terms than equality.” Sunshine . . . April In Paris . . . Friday . . . Morocco . . . Library Club . . . Rose . . . AV . . . Jacques . . . This is ridiculous . . . Echo . . . TP SUZANNE L. MARENGO 63 Grove Street Paxton As a small forest pond so are you. You both reflect the beauty that surrounds you. V. football cheering — 2 . . . Dance — 3 . . . Debs. . . The Chicks . . . sharpened color crayons . . . The House (B.H.C.C.) MICHAEL K. MARSH Worcester Road Princeton Cross Country (1, 3, 4) . . . Echo ... Ski Club . . . “It was the best and worst of times” Shakespeare . . . Cycle Racing . . . Vinni . . . Wally Gator . . . Photography Club . . . Swampy . . . Monty Python . . . Saturday Night . . . Win¬ ter Track (3, 4) . . . Spring Track (3, 4) KEVIN MARSHALL 5 A nthony Dr. Rutland SUSAN LYNNE MARTEL 175 Beechwood Road Holden “A time you never can or shall erase” Cross Country, track . . . 2B 3 . . . FRIENDS . . . smiles . . . B.H.C.C. . . . bike rides . . . July 4, 1976 . . . hey man . . . “the chicks” . . . dance . . . Jake . . . NHS . . . being foolish . . . beaches . . . campfires. . . LIVE! JOHN JOSEPH MASTROTOTARO . 545 Quinapoxet Street Jefferson Mastro . . . Hockey . . . Golf . . . N.H.S. . . . F.N.H.S. . . . Skid . . . The Stooges . . . Hogan’s Heroes . . . Crazed Vandal . . . Fiat Power . . . AHG . . . Pink Floyd . . . LPM . . . Senior Prom BBG . . . Friends JOSEPH MATHIEU Worcester Road Sterling Jet. 88 DAVID B. McDonald 12 Lincoln Circle Paxton “One of the most satisfying things in life is doing what they said you couldn’t.” “MAC” . . . Siding . . . Zermatt . . . Football . . . T-Bird . . . The Club . . . Tennis . . . Leistu . . . Sis . . . Roundabout . . . II Warm . . . Beauty . . . Puns . . . R.W. LISA BRADFORD MAYNARD Books Station Rd. Princeton “Ready am I to go, and my eagerness with sails full set awaits the wind.” . . . oboe . . . Tolkien . . . Swimming . . . Princeton Market. . . Ski¬ ing . . . good friends. PATRICIA A. McCULLEN 95 Chasehill Sterling Jet. “Patty” . . . Children ... to love people . . . swimming . . . fall . . . Ocean . . . Dancing . . . I’m grateful for two special teachers who have helped me make it through school life isn’t as hard as I thought thanks to Mr. Bouvier and Mrs. Bary. RICHARD F. McELHINEY 1400 Wachusett St. Holden ZEPPLIN . . . NEW HAMP¬ SHIRE . . . MOLSON . . . BAD CO . . . DRIVE-INS . . . 4-WHEELIN’ SNOW¬ MOBILES . . . THE SHED . . . FINE DOINGS . . . THE FARM LIFE . . . WRONG WAY . . . RUFUS . . . CHEVY. CHRISTINE JUDITH McKENNA I Bean St. Sterling Anything good is illegal, immoral, or fattening, squrd . . . skiing . . . C.O.l.W.D.C. 11 12 77 ... a fine trip with S.T. . . . D.M.C. ... A good friend is to never far away . . . Parties . . . concerts . . . good¬ bye. JAMES McCORKLE 109 Valley Hill Holden “The man who graduates today and stops learning tomorrow is uneducated the day after” “Rick” . . . The Cincinnati kid . . . Tull . . . Yes . . . Kansas . . . sports . . . Wine, women, and song, . . . bsm . . . brew . . .parties. . .ROWDIE. . . Later!! JOHN McGILL 201 Lovell Rd. Holden “To believe your own thought, to believe that what is true for you in your pirate heart is true for all men — that is genius.” Political Affairs Club . . . NHS . . . FNHS . . . Cape Cod. RICHARD FREDRICK MAURER 43 Birchwood Dr. Holden 89 MEREDITH PAGE McNAUGHER 39 Birch wood Dr. Holden “Give me a quiet stream, a place to dream, time alone in a world of my own.” G.M.S. . . . 4 2 77 . . . Camaros . . . sun¬ sets . . . partying . . . Dance Concerts . . . Friends . . . Child Study . . . Jasmine . . . Smilin’. . .Bye! IRENE MEYER 21 Juniper Lane Holden If I had ever been here before I’d know just what to do . . . M.G. . . . Unidilla . . . T-B . . . shrooms . . . Tea Party . . . Zepplin . . . C.S. N. 77 . . . wanna sell-a . . . KOP . . . Se’la vie. KERRI MEYMARIS 141 Highland St. Holden “Keep your face towards the sunshine, and the shadows will fall behind you.” J.D. . . . dance . . . Friends . . . smiles, magic, lollies . . . poems . . . green . . . Football games . . . junior year . . . Buddy . . . the foot. . . remember PAUL B. MINGOLLA 14 Malden St. West Boylston CATHERINE G. MIRON 51 Edgewood Drive Holden Let your heart grow large and loving and unselfish, and great and lasting will be your influ¬ ence and success. H.S.A. . . . Brian 8-10-77 . . . Budweiser . . . camping . . . Zonkaraz . . . B.P. . . . Ho Toy . . . Party! BRYAN MOISIO 68 Maple A ve. Rutland The world is filled with folly and sin, and love must cling where it can for beauty is easy enough to win but one isn’t loved every day. 65 Galaxie . . . Friends . . . Hampton Beach . . . Rutland ... C of 78 . . . Music . . . York . . . P.A. . . . Dream’s . . . Fleet- wood Mac ANN MARIE MOONEY 7 Blair Dr. Rutland I am not bound to succeed. But I am bound to live up to what light I have. “Mac” . . . Turkey . . . Whatever . . . SMC . . . CYC . . . Folk Group . . . HDH . . . friends . . . snoopy . . . Fearsome Foursome. 90 KELLIE MORAN 8 Nipmuck Rd. Paxton All things must pass none of life ' s strings can last so I must be on my way . . VICTORIA EILEEN MORGAN Sterling Rd. Princeton “When God created Adam He said ‘I can do better than that,’ so He created Eve!” . . . Thumbelina . . . Skiing! . . . Red wine . . . LLM . . . Janu¬ ary 17, 1987 . . . Mountains . . . Flower fashions . . . WMBT ’77 . . . Freestyle Camp DAVID KEITH MORROW 65 John Dee Road Sterling “Dave” Hobbies: Snowmobiles . . . motorcycles . . . Employ¬ ment: Kristoff Brothers . . . Favorite Color: Red . . . What I’ve earned: A trip to Florida! ELIZABETH ANN MORTON Ridge Road Rutland Concert Chorus, 7th period. Chorus Council, the Four Mus- kateers Plus one Remember to always keep a smile on your face. For a smile can be worth a million dollars. JEFFREY MORTON Ridge Rd. Rutland SUSAN J. MULLEN 243 Maple A ve. Rutland “Keep on smiling, life is too short to be wearing a frown.” Kenny . . . Summer of ’76 . . . partying . . . weekends . . . walking through the woods . . . sunsets . . . memories . . . Skynard . . . C.S.H.Y. . . . S.T.B. MICHEAL MURRAY Manning St. Holden ADAM N. A. NAGY 90Arizona Ave. Holden Education is that which remains when one has forgot¬ ten everything he learned in school. Albert Einstein All VW bugs are dangerous!! 91 JAMES S. NANOF 8 Forestdale Rd. Paxton The things you want to remem¬ ber you’ll forget and the things you want to forget you’ll remember. Steve Miller Band . . . Hunting KIMBERLEE T. NASH 17 Griffin Rd. Sterling “Friendship multiplies our joys and divides our griefs.” Friends! . . . parties . . . Kan¬ sas 12 11 77. . .Zeppelin. . . Yes . . . Paris “76” . . . Year¬ book . . . Mr. T’s class . . . Lake Winnipesaukee . . . water skiing . . . “huh?” . . . “hold fast to dreams and mem¬ ories.” HENRY NASON 127 Main St. Jefferson DENISE N AWN Princeton St. Jefferson “One seed can start a garden; One drop can start a sea; One doubt can start a hating; One dream can set us free.” N.H. 6 5 75 . . . Virginia . . . J.W. . . . Skiing . . . RED . . . JEFF HOUSE KURT DAVID NELSON 71 Bullard St. Holden Man must either fall in love with someone or something or else fall ill. Soccer 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball . . . Fishing . . . Hiking . . . Cycling . . . “The Beatles” . . . Finland: “Peace. Pure air. Clean lakes” . . . Huh?” DAVID NERGARARIAN 10 Marlen Rd. Holden “If you do the same thing day after day you’re no longer liv¬ ing.” Led Zeppelin . . . Yes . . . Kansas . . . Miller . . . Skiing . . . Drama . . . Penn¬ sylvania . . . Colorado . . . Follow the rainbow to the pot of gold. JOAN L. NEWKIRK 26 Duxbury Dr. Holden Sooner or later it all gets real. Walk on . . . N. Young PHILIP NICHOLAS 38 Laurelwood Rd. Rutland 92 CHRISTINE KATHRYN NOPONEN 6 Hilltop Drive Sterling Jet. “All there is to it is believing you can do it.” Chris . . . Rain¬ bow . . . W.A. Jan. 76 . . . Summer ’76 . . . “Sorry” . . . Music ... A dreamer lives for¬ ever . . . Beach Boys . . . friendship. . .1-31-76. KARLA JEAN NORDQUIST 20 Moscow Rd. Jefferson “Love does not mean looking at each other, but looking together in the same direction.” Jon . . . Summer . . . Maine . . . “Dolly” . . . Skynyrd . . . “Sunburn” . . . pedding . . . friends . . . Jon KATHLEEN MARIE OATLEY 2 Briarcliff Lane Paxton “What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to humanity.” Kathy” . . . family . . . friends ... You light up my life . . . Dance Theater . . . S.N.H.S. . . . 3R . . . PCNHS SUMMER ' 77 .. . Cape Cod . . . shrimp SUSAN JEAN OCCHIALINI Si. Mary’s Dr. Holden “There are places I remember all my life, though some have changed, some forever, not for better — some have gone and some remain.” Friends . . . parties . . . H.D.H. . . . Bea¬ tles . . . W.P.I. . . . memories . . . G.S. SHARON ANNE O’CONNOR 7 Nipmuck Road Paxton “These are the good old days.” all my friends . . . Football Cheering . . . smiles, magic and lollies . . . the eyes . . . frogs . . . ankies . . . green . . . Irish . . . foolishness . . . Cuties . . . stars . . . Dance . . . Monty Python . . . flow¬ ers .. . Lolly Day . . . the O’s . . . TB pals. DAVID M. OGASIAN 44 Laurel Hill Ln. Holden ski club . . . chess club . . . gymnastics club . . . Summer of ’76 . . . cabins . . . N.B.A. . . . Kim . . . camping . . . “P” Street KELLY A. OLIVER 1675 Wachusett St. Holden “If you believe in forever, then life is just a one night stand.” Rust-Out . . . Moody Beach . . . H.D.H. . . . When in doubt; Pig Out . . . My Par¬ ents . . . Camping . . . Ollie WILLIAM J. O’NEIL 29 Slipper Hill Lane Jefferson . With Each tomorrow, a new beginning. Bill . . . Spring Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Political Affairs 2, 3, 4 . . . Red Sox . . . Church Basketball . . . Cape Cod . . . Danno 93 CHRISTINE JANE ORIOL 45 Mayo Rd. Holden Political Affairs Club . . . Model United Nations . . . Monte Carlo . . . 1976 Memo¬ rial Day Weekend in Vermont . . . My Darling Sisters and Brothers . . . It’s just another tequilla sunrise . . . All my love . . . C’est la vie. JODY RAE PALERMO Moscow Rd. Jefferson ‘Applaud, my friends, the com¬ edy is over.” My family . . . John . . . Friends . . . Field Hockey . . . May 18 . . . Con¬ fidence . . . CBTK ... Hey Lise! . . . Football games . . . 70 ... 2 pearls . . . “you must remember this . . .” CYNTHIA L. PAPE 69 Redemption Rock Trail Sterling The hardest thing to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn, skiing . . . talk¬ ing . . . K.O.P. . . . Hiking . . . spend money. PAMELA JANE PAQUETTE 11 Johnson St. Holden To hear, to see, to touch ... to know the precious love of a child. Concert chorus . . . Mt. Vernon . . . West Virginia . . . love songs . . . B.M. . . . spe¬ cial friends . . . dance memo¬ ries . . . Beach Boys LINDA JAYNE PARKER 1650 Main St. Holden “Life is Love. If you have not Loved you have not Lived, you have nothing.” Summer . . . People . . . Virginia. ALAN NESLSON PARMENTER RFD Mirick Rd. Princeton Alan’s main hobby is riding and repairing dirt bikes. He also enjoys repairing cars and going camping. He plans to continue his education at a trade school. ALVIN C. PAULSON Wheeler Rd. Princeton “Man is the architect of his own fortune.” Alvo . . . Hockey . . . Totally serious . . . Skid . . . Hogans Heroes . . . Guesso, Guessare . . . AHGXL . . . HCR ... Pink Floyd . . . Friends . . . SOX . . . Senior Prom BBG Sports . . . Xerox MARK ALLEN PEARSON 349 Bullard St. Holden Mustang . . . Concerts . . . Bad Company . . . Yes . . . Deep Purple . . . Molson . . . Brew . . . Art . . . Clark U . . . AMI . . . Motocycles. . . P. Street . . . Tennis courts . . . Leo’s 94 WILLIAM THOMAS PEASE 93 College St. Worcester “We must all hang together or most assuredly we will hang separately.” Black Pease . . . Wild Willy . . . Vassico Mech¬ anized Death . . . Football . . . Scuba . . . Miller High Life . . . Hampton Beach . . . Weekend adventures . . . Someday, maybe. RAYMOND PEKKOLA 1971 Main St. Jefferson DAVID H. PELLETZ 67 Fort Sumter Dr. Holden I never let school interfere with my learning. Concerts . . . ELP . . . Yes . . . Kansas . . . Camping on the Connie River . . . Hoops . . . Birds galore . . . Parties . . . Heinies . . . Blue Bomb JULIA A. PENTLAND 6 A rrowhead Dr. Paxton “Change is for certain as each day’s curtain opens on a brand new show.” “Puff” . . . field hockey . . . good times . . . Rum Coke . . . J.J.C. . . . “Who’s having a party?” Tull Concerts. JOAN PERKINS 1 Orchard Dr. Paxton s 71 W 1 l ' ' hi LINDA PERRY 309 Leominster Rd. Sterling “What was once will never be again, but memories of good times will linger on forever.” Friends . . . Family . . . Beaches . . . Summertime . . . “D.C.” . . . “SB” . . . “J.B.” . . . trips . . . laughing . . . Beach Boys . . . See ya. RAYMOND PERRY 193 Princeton St. Jefferson DOUGLAS PETERSON Country Side Estates Rutland 95 JOANN LYNN PIERCE 5 Crestwood Rd. Paxton “A smile is a gift you can give every day.” CB . . . “Shady Lady” . . . California . . . “Crome Dome” . . . Mc¬ Donald’s . . . shrimp . . . Pretty Boy Floyd . . . L.C.. . . “M D” . . . 11 4 77 S. . .no . . . “78” . . . Jo. . . DOMENIC CHRISTOPHER PIZZIFERRI 2 Juniper Lane Rutland TRACK!! . . . Mathletes . . . Chess team . . . NHS . . . Sci¬ ence Seminar . . . Echo . . . Saturday Night Live! . . . Aer- osmith . . . Beethoven . . . S G . . . “Pacience is an heigh vertu certeyn” — Chaucer LISA KATHERINE PLAINTE Newell Rd. Holden “Nosce to ipsim” Socrates . . . hey lise! mae west. . . oh jode! . . . (Saskwatch) . . . fall . . . football . . . homecoming ’75 76 . . . (“my salad days”). . . “the family” . . ' . roses . . . poetry . . . “it’s magic” . . . DANCING! ... see ya later dates. . . only the beginning! NADINE J. PLANTE 84 Suomi Street Paxton “Look around and choose your own ground. For long you live and high you fly.” H. Akerman ... 69 vette . . . Cruzin . . . L.S.D. Keg Parties . . . Pink Floyd . . . K.O.P.. . . Hendrix . . . L.D.A. . . . Halfbreed . . . Switzerland . . . Wild n’ Free . . . F.T.W. CATCH YA LATER —MUCH! DAVID B. POIRIER Fisher Rd. Holden Cape Cod . . . Skiing . . . P.T. . . . Riding . . . “so far, yet so close” . . . Billingsgate Sky- nyrd . . . White Mts. . . . Sugarloaf . . . “31” hunting . . . Vermont... so long. MONICA FRANCINE POLITO 9 Holbrook Lane Paxton “To us and our good fortune. Be happy, be healthy, long-life, And if good fortune never comes drink to whatever comes; Drink to life.” . . . “seriously now” . . . TFL . . . that’s really unreal. . . “Land¬ slide” . . . Buuf!. . . The Yan¬ kees JOANNA MARIE POSTHUMA 191 Bullard St. Holden Count your age by friends not years Count your life by smiles not tears Dance 1, 2, 3 . . .Ski Club 1, 2, 3 . . . tennis . . . Cape Cod . . . party . . . Davis and Greene Band . . . Kahlua . . . really . . . Thunder thighs . . . Tull. . . CYNTHIA ELAINE PRICE 22 West St. Paxton “If you need a friend. I’m sail¬ ing right behind.” Simon and Garfunkel Track . . . NHS . . . Acadia . . . Provincetown ... Ft. Devens . . . Paris . . . 440 .. . “Jake” . . .J.E.L.. . . Never stop trying . . . Good¬ bye. 96 ALBERT PROVOST 1276 Main Si. Holden Coward ' s die many times before their death, the brave but once.” motoring . . . hockey . . . Ski Club . . . Ag . . . four wheeling . . . snow mobiles . . . parties . . . Sky- nyrd ELLEN CADY PUTNAM 224 Main St. Rutland “Memories, pre ssed between the pages of my mind . . . memories sweetened through the ages just like wine.” J.R. . . . “The chicks” . . . laughing . . . summershine . . . our future . . . bagels . . . sloozle- berr ' ' juice . . . NHS . . . Ligh.foot . . . cooking . . . dancing BRIAN THOMAS QUAIL 1 South Nelson Rd. Sterling “It’s been a long four years. Thanks for the show and see you later.” Quaily . . . Hoss . . . Sullivan Chapman . . . Mass, and New England Soft- ball Champs . . . Friends . . . The Gang . . . Alabama JUNE RITA RAYMOND 1 Monticello Dr. Paxton MARGARET CHERYL REED 43 Brentwood Dr. Holden “Happiness is Love, when per- sued is always just beyond your grasp, but which if you sit down quietly may alight within you.” Best of all times . . . Field Hockey Basketball . . . Softball. . . Tommy LYNNE ELLEN REEVES 108 Valley Hill Drive Holden “For every sunrise there is a dream, for every sunset a mem¬ ory.” Dance concerts . . . Spring Musicals . . . NHS . . . good friends . . . New York . . . The Cape . . . my family . . . Put on a happy face! KARLEEN RETTSTADT Hubbardston Rd. Princeton “It is there that our hearts are set. in the expanse of the heav¬ ens. Student Council 1, 3, 4 . . . S.A.C. 3 . . . “The Three Muskateers” . . . skiing . . . “1975 GWEN ELLEN RICHARDS Manning St. Holden “I am free with the wind.” “Peanut . . . Dallas Alice . . . cameo . . . summer of “74” . . . F.F.A. . . . my animals . . . Big Jim . . . Horses . . . Kate . . . Ethel . . . Green Mountains . . . Maine . . . hikings . . . Family . . . Crosby, Stills Nash . . . T.M.A.. . . Theo! 97 LINDA LOUISE RICKARD 41 Meadow Wood Dr. Holden “Dreams without work is fan¬ tasy, work without dreams is drudgery.” “Lyn” . . . classical saxophonist . . . WRHS band and quartet ’77 . . . Bye Bye Birdie . . . Variety Show . . . NMC memories . . . Interlo- chen Arts Academy . . . “Carpe Opportunium!” BOBBY D. RITTER 11 Winlhrop Ln. Holden Think you can and you will , It’s all in the state of mind. Rit. . . Dodge . . . Ma! . . . Relatives . . . Skiing . . . Hampton . . . 20 . . . FOOTBALL camp . . . Lewis . . . Lombardi . . . Brook . . . Pajamas . . . San Diego . . . W.I.M. . . . 5 76 . . . Scheming. JULIE M. ROBERT Miles St. Rutland “Once we tiptoed through the tulips, now we flitter through the litter.” Dance . . . Nature . . . Music . . . “Don’t Worry” . . . Sky Blue . . . Forest green . . . “That’s odd” . . . piano . . . art . . . food and yes, he did. i DEBORAH JEANNE ROBINSON 225 Justice Hill Rd. Sterling “The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacri¬ fice what we are for what we can become.” J’s inc . . . secre¬ tary . . . friends . . . Fleet- wood Mac . . . Scrud . . . Bubby . . . FURLOUGH! ROBERT ALLEN ROBINSON 97 South Main St. Holden “Beaudidily” . . . “Jed” . . . “Ellie-May” . . . “Brother Eli” . . . “Jeramiah” . . . Jansport . . . Gorp . . . pot. . . Molson . . . trees and mountains . . . Colorado . . . “Rocky Moun¬ tain High” . . . Texas . . . The South’s gonna do it again . . . and again! . . . C.D.B. . . . Adios Amigos. TIMOTHY R. ROUGEIAN Esty Rd. Princeton Any parties this weekend? . . . Taking a breather between 3rd and 4th . . . My good friends — HPD, MDC, etc.. . . Going out 7th until . . . Pink Floyd . . . cruising in my little blue Datsun. ROBERT J. ROY 44 Streeter Rd. Paxton RoyBoy . . . “Skid” . . . YES . . . Camaro Z-28 . . . concerts . . . weekends . . . parties . . . hockey . . . ECAT . . . “Ah, you look like Hell!” . . . New Hampshire . . . Machetti’s . . . Sharon 98 CARA ELIZABETH RUSSELL 7 Holbrook Ln. Paxton There’s only one corner of the universe you can be certain of improving, and that’s your own self. Fleetwood Mac ... Yes . . . good times . . . friends . . . blue . . . sunsets . . . ani¬ mals . . . art. . . TFL . . . NORBERT RYAN 63 Plymouth Rd. Holden SHERRY LYNN SAMPSON Worcester Rd. Princeton “Man’s capacities have never been measured; nor are we to judge of what he can do by any precedents, so little has been tried.” tennis . . . Labor Day . . . summer . . . skiing . . . friends LAURIE ANN SANDQUIST 31 Avery Heights Dr. Holden The longest journey begins with a single step, memories . . . friends . . . new Echo . . . family . . . French Club . . . Paris Spring 1977 . . . Groton- wood . . . Library Club pres. . . . field hockey . . . Rien ne reussit comme le succes. ROBIN ANN SASSE 2370 N. Main St. Jefferson Friendships multiply our joys and divide our cares.” . . . Bus¬ iness Club (treas.) 4 . . . family . . . summer of’77 . . .Florida . . . Maine . . . Cape Cod . . . movies . . . J’s inc. . . . cruisin’ . . . C L. MARK PAUL SCARDAMAGLIA 20 Pinecroft A ve. Summer of ’77 . . . concerts . . . parties . . . high times . . . TL; RON-DER . . . Florida vacations . . . Hit the slopes . . . enjoy life — you only live once!! . . . DO-IT-UP! . . . Lynard Skynard . . . Smokin’ out back!! ANTHONY JOHN SCAPPATICCI 81 Anthony Dr. Ext. Holden “We’re free to go where we wish and to be what we are.” J.L.S. . . . “Frosh Basketball” . . . “J.V. (Baseball and Bas¬ ketball)” . . . “Varsity Basket¬ ball 1, 2” . . . “Boston . . . Fleetwood Mac” . . . “Beach Boys” . . . “Baretta”. JEFFREY SCHERDELL Bailey Rd. Holden 99 KARL ARTHUR SCHMUCKI 23 Colorado Dr. Holden Football 10, 12 . . . Rowdies . . . w limp . . .Neil Young 1 ... 6th lunch ... it wasn’t that bad. . .German 1,2, 3 JOHN A. SCHOLL 6 Streeter Rd. Paxton “Better to be wise by the mis¬ fortunes of others than by your own.” N.H.S. . . . Political Affairs Club . . . Model U.N. . . . Skiing . . . church basket¬ ball . . . baseball. . . one fifth of Latin four CHARLES FRANKLIN SCOTT 385 Pleasantdale Rd. Rutland Keep smiling so people will wonder what you’ve been up to. Hey Dogs . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Varsity 2 yrs.) . . . Miller Mick . . . “ 71” . . . Chuckster . . . Maverick . . . Freebird . . . U.S.C. Trojans JAMES ANDREW SCULLY JR. 43 Laurelwood Rd. Holden The things that were beautiful and eternal shine out of it like stars in the night. Hoop 1,2,? . . . The Skids . . . CMF . . . Freedom . . . Kansas . . . Cincy ... See ya Pippin DARCEE ANN SENTER Clinton Rd. Sterling “Every experience is a new chance to learn.” God . . . F.K. . . . baby animals . . . Roses . . . Camping . . . hob¬ bies . . . People ANNE CLARK SEYMOUR Worcester Rd. Princeton Faith is the substance of things hoped for — the evidence of things not seen. Colorado ’76 . . .C.S.N. 6 13 77!!! . . . Yes 8 12 77 . . . Sweet Baby James . . . S.C.C. . . . M.M.S. . . . Sunlight pouring through the break of Day — C.S.N. RAYMOND E. SHEA JR. 32 Juniper Lane Holden “Full of pep and totally free, that’s the way she’s got to be.” The River . . . Private Parties . . . Bikes . . . Weekends . . . Beola . . . Skipper! . . . Women . . . later. . . S.B.. . . Strike Three! . . . Keep it cool DAVID SHERMAN 1 Fairchild Dr. Holden 100 MARK DAVID SHIELDS 47 Newell Hill Rd. Sterling Skiing . . . Rossignol . . . Zer¬ matt . . . Swimming . . . Aer- osmith . . . Friendship ... 3 M ' s and K. . . . Wolf . . . Par¬ ties . . . “Make the most out of life because it will be over before you know it.” MICHAEL SHIMKUS 2 Highland Park Rd. Rutland RANDY SMALTZ 15 Sherwood Dr. Sterling Make the most of your life. So do it up. RC . . . Girls . . . Trans Am . . . Captain Soccer . . . Gymnastics . . . Ski Club . . . Dance. LORI JANE SMITH 97 Bullard St. Holden Don’t let the past remind us of what we are not now. — Stills. Cape Cod . . . skiing . . . Dave Mason . . . snowstorms . . . C.S.N. . . . trolling . . . escape . . . I.P.. . . B.Goode. CHARLES E. SMITH Crowley Rd. Sterling Jet. Tuna . . . Model U.N. . . . Saturday Night Live . . . George Carlin . . . Steve Miller . . . Beatles . . . ELO . . . This is true . . . Celtics . . . Basket¬ ball . . . It’s not what you know that counts, it’s what you think of in time. PETER SMITH 118 Richards A ve. Paxton “Tomorrow is for those who can hear it coming.” . . . Smitty . . . YES . . . Heart of Gold . . . Get Down . . . Neil Young . . . ELP . . . Close to the Edge . . . Do it up . . . Tall Boys. . . Dust in the Wind. SHERI LEE SMITH 496 Shrewsbury St. Holden If you love something set it free. If it returns it’s yours, if it doesn’t, it never was. Ed . . . Sept. 2. 1974 . . . N.H. . . . waterskiing . . . WROR . . . Bob Dylan . . . McDonald’s . . . my parents . . . being understood . . . people . . . being me . . . laughing . . . best friends. ANDY RICHARD SOKOLOWSKI 456 Wachusett St. Holden My favorite color is red — Would you like to work in a factory — Hobbies — I like to collect stamps. 101 ELIZABETH RAE STANLEY Kenwood Dr. Rutland “Libby” . . . Friends . . . understanding . . . Music . . . French Horn . . . Girl Scouts . . . good times . . . future . . . “I wanna be free to know the things I do are right. I wanna be Free. I wanna be me. TONY STAVROS 105 Jamieson Holden Coors and Canned in Hampton . . . Cape Concerts . . . Week¬ ends were made for partying . . . skiing . . . biking . . . The Green Machine . . . HPD Bother Me . . . Welcome to the Machine Pink Floyd JANE ANN STEWART 95 Chase Hill Rd. Sterling . . . And she ' s buying a stair¬ way to heaven ... So satisfied I ' m on my way . . . Summer of “77 . . . Washington. D.C. . . . Freebird . . . Almond Brothers . . . T-Bird . . . Donna? . . . Slow Gin . . . Miller . . . Wasted Nights . . . Cruisin ' . . . Florida . . . K.O.P. CRAIG STIMSON Thompson Rd. Princeton MARY ELLEN STOCKS 20 Surrey Ln. Holden To be rich in friends is to be poor in nothing.” Summer ' ll . . . N.H.S. . . . Beatles . . . Acadia ' 75 . . . F.N.H.S. . . . Spoon River . . . “Mair . . . 10 28 77 . . . Muppets . . . Tomorrow DAWN EVELYN STRANG Osgood Rd. Sterling “Keep your face to the sun¬ shine and you won ' t see the shadows.” Dave . . . Cape . . . Field Hockey . . . Skiing . . . Dance . . . N.H.S. . . . Sub and Pub . . . Duff . . . Pink Floyd . . . Family . . . “Woe!!!” . . . Clouds . . . M.R.M B.E.B.J.P.B.R.W. . . . Jellybean . . . DIANNE LOUISE STROM 26 Lowell A ve. Holden With a friend at hand you will see the light . . . Elton . . . July 4, 1976 . . . cross country . . . spring track . . . “Dits” . . . Camping . . . Biking . . . New Hampshire . . . Summer . . . Greenfield . . . Red Sox . . . Music MARK CRAIG STUART 80 Clinton Rd. Sterling Deb . . . The Mountain . . . four-wheeling . . . Jeeps . . . “smoke ’em” . . . Cars . . . Porsches . . . Maine . . . the Beach . . . Chinese food . . . “See ya Later.” 102 CHRISTINE A. SUCHOCKI Inwood Rd. Rutland “Take your time, don’t live too fast. Troubles will come and they will pass.” Barre Falls . . . James Taylor “You’ve got a friend.” . . weekends . , , parties . . . “Stairway to Heaven” . . S.T.G. . . . gld . . . KOP . . concerts . S.S.A.B.B. . . C.S.N.Y. . Party’s at Jon’s. . . gymnastics 1,2,3 . . . C.P. MARTHA LYN SUMMA I Crestwood Rd. Paxton “Music and rhythm find their way into the secret places of the soul.” Plato. Singers . . . Band Chorus . . . A.M.C. 4000-foot¬ ers piano . . . Chopin . . . Thank-you Mrs. R. and Mr. L. MARK BRADFORD SUNDIN 1 Maple St. Holden “Live for the present, for tomorrow, today will be yester¬ day.” Football 1 - 4 . . . Base¬ ball 2 - 4 . . . Sorry, Tobes . . . camp ... ’65 Hot Rods . . . CAMpin’ on the Connecticut . . . Kansas . . . Zermztt . . . bedroom parties . . . bsm . . . friends . . . Sunny LINDA J. SURETTE Beaman Rd. Sterling FH A — 2nd year “True friendships are lasting.” (D.B. and L.P.) Favorite Color: blue, Hobbies: baseball, volley¬ ball DIANE V. SWANSON A very Road Holden Keep your face toward the sun¬ shine, and the shadows will fall behind you. Joy makes happi¬ ness . . . Concert Band . . . Dance Club . . . cherished Friends . . . giggles . . . Pud- ley .. . April 15 . . . Camping . . . Sailing . . . Adventure JODI KRISTIN SWANSON Kendall Rd. Jefferson “It is better to live your life, than just to be alive.” Jode . . . think snow . . . skiing . . . Modern Dance . . . Scott . . . National Ski Patrol . . . Ski Club . . . French Club . . . Rock climbing Club SCOTT LLOYD SWANSON Malden Street Holden “Life is like a picture, paint it well.” Motorcycles . . . boar¬ din’ . . . surfin’ . . . Stooges . . . skiing . . . “Close to the Edge” . . . Crystal Antique Shop . . . Maine . . . “Coke adds Life” . . . August 14th T.A.M. KEVIN TATRO 172 Meadow Wood Dr. Holden 103 TED A. TAWCZYNSKI Putman Rd. Holden Welcome my friends to the show that never ends. E.L.P. Molson Golden Ale . . . D.M.B. Veg . . . concerts . . . midnight . . . Skiin’ and T’N . . . High time trippin’s The Lynard Skynard Band will never die. SALLY B. TAYLOR 36 Boyden Rd. Holden Laughter, Love, and Quiet Hours . . . Beauty, Songs, Fra¬ grant Flowers Sutton Milbury . . . Singletary . . . Boat Par¬ ties . . . Yellow Submarine . . . Sunsets . . . Waterskiing . . . Skating . . . Snowmobil- ing . . . Tab . . . Friends . . . Beaches . . . Billy Joel . . . SOmmer . . . Memories . . . Dancing . . . Parties . . . Snowstorms. . . BETH BERRY THOMPSON Union Street Holden The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence . . . “Strange . . . Singers . . . ROWDIE . . . Newell ... If . . . Stereo — Springsteen . . . Sunsets . . . Through music we dream and hope, through God we believe and pray . . . Bye Y’all MICHAEL J. THOMPSON 28 Beechwood Rd. Holden 1978 is not an end, but a begin¬ ning . . . Birdman . . . Basket¬ ball 1 - 4 . . . Track 1 - 4 . . . NHS 3 - 4 . . . Science Seminar 2 - 3 . . . Red Sox . . . Celtics . . . Boomer . . . Homerun Derby . . . Stooges . . . Fern- wood 2-nite . . . Cowens Camp . . . Golf . . . Professional Wrestling . . . Science Fairs SHARON L. THORN 45 Surry Ln. Holden “Lately it occurs to me what a long strange trip it’s been.” Sherry . . . Radar . . . Sum¬ mertime . . . oly . . . K.C.. . . Bare trees . . . P.l. . . . Snos- troms . . . trollin’ . . . HSA — Walshy . . . BHCC . . . Bon¬ nie Raitt . . . “Late for the sky”. . . B. Goode AMY PRESCOTT TRAFTON Hubbarston Rd. Princeton Beauty and love of life . . . Tennis . . . Skiing . . . Field Hockey . . . Student Council . . . Vice Pres. . . . SAC . . . Art . . . Maine . . . Drawing . . . 3 Muskateers . . . 5 26 77 KERRY ANNE TREMBALY 157 High St. Holden Joy is now; We have the past behind us with joy to remember and the future ahead of us with joy to come. B B . . . HDH . . . Parties . . . Friends . . . Quinsigamond . . . Sylvan Consort. . . WPI SUSAN J. TRUDEAU 130 Chace Hill Rd. Sterling Jet. “True friends are like dia¬ monds, precious and rare.” . . . Friends . . . music . . . softball . . . driving . . . ice-skating . . . clowning around . . . teaching . . . meeting people . . . going places . . . AW hello. 104 o PATRICIA LYNN TUTTLE 153 Kendall Hill Rd. Sterling There ' s a new way, a new day, and new eyes to see the dawn. Go your way I’ll go mine, and carry on. Parties . . . The Mountain . . . Dance . . . Ski¬ ing.. . Friends . . . Rick. KAREN LOUISE VARNUM 50 Richards A ve. Paxton “It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. “Varns” . . . cheering . . . Paris . . . p. parties . . . dance . . . friends . . . smile . . . Freebird . . . JR . . . good times . . . ‘H’ and ‘J CAROL VILLNAVE 22 Montana Dr. Holden GAYLE ANN VINER 34 Pommogussett Rd. Rutland The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it. Good friends, high times . . . mutley,. Maine . . . Tuna . . . Nammie . . . the dead . . . mountains . . . brothers. JOANNE MARIE WAJDA 6 Goulding Rd. Sterling “Cherish the past, dream of tomorrow, but live for today and be happy.” Sunshine . . . Florida . . . beaches . . . swimming . . . “Wouldn’t it be nice” . . . Summers . . . “Thanks mom” . . . clothes . . . traveling. . . “Crash” . . . memories. KATHLEEN M. WALKER Turkey Hill Trail Rutland If you see someone without a smile give him one of yours . . . C.S.B. . . . Summer “77” . . . N.R.P.S. . . . Edna . . . Kenny . . . L.A. Freeway . . . J.J.W. . . . outlaws . . . Red¬ neck! . . . Harley . . . M,K, J . . . “the bosses” . . .“NUBB” . . . Paul. SUSAN ADELE WALKER P.O. Box 595 E. Princeton Love is the only flower that grows and blossoms without the aid of seasons. Dance . . . FHA and HERO . . . Child Study . . . Dennis . . . 5 8 76 . . . memories . . . friends . . . we’ve finally made it ’78 . . . good work. KEVIN D. WALSH 481 Highland St. Holden Friends alone are the only things worth living for. Woody . . . Ma-Ritter’s . . . Angel’s . . . Dodge . . . FOOTBALL — CAMP — TEAM . . . Sports . . . Hampton . . . Eye . . . Friends . . . Lewis . . . Bates . . . Really . . . Pretty Lucky . . . Free-Bird . . . A.H.G.. . . L.P.M. 105 ELINOR B. WALTON 127 Highland St. Holden “A friend is a present you give yourself.” Coins . . . Pandas . . . Red!!! ... ’74 Washing¬ ton, D. C. . . . 4th lunch . . . Tommy . . . AGBAD ’76 . . . evy . . . elves . , . eek! . . . 2000 . . . 1 1 77 . . . yulelog . . . Rocky . . . Horseback rid¬ ing .. . going . . . going . . . gone to Asheville! . . . see y’all soon! BRUCE WARE 14A Main St. Sterling ELLEN ANN WARMS 27 Camp St. Paxton There are infinite moments in our days, but like friends, only the best ones are thought of often and remembered forever . . . “The Chicks” . . . Sloozle- berryjuice. . .COOKIES. . . oh!M.P. . . . bagels . . . cook¬ ing. ERIN E. WARNER North Cove Rd. Sterling Jamesville-Dewitt High School . . . crazy . . . basketball . . . Eagles . . .“Smile” . . . Good times, college and home ... 10 9 77 . . . Friends no matter how far separated, grow closer in nearness and sympathy, to each other. RICHARD S. WARREN 10 Muddy Pond Rd. Sterling “Skid” . . . Pink Floyd . . . Hockey 2, 3,4 . . . Stooges . . . Tush . . . crankin’ . . . Dave Mason . . . “You’ve got to be trusted by the people you lie to” . . . Wachusett and Auburn battles . . . R.S. . . . Summers at Hampton JAMES C. WATT Central Tree Rd. Rutland “Jim” . . . Yamaha . . . Pon¬ tiac . . . skiing. . . hiking . . . tennis. . .Farm. . .180’s. . . ‘River’ . . . Mt. Washington . . . That’s a J.F. . . . “The Cables” . . . “Foghat” . . . “Woah Rush!” ALEC J. WAWRZKIEWICZ 10 Edith Lane Rutland Cars, girls, refeer . . . The three main things in life . . . If I have it, let’s do it! KENNETH M. WELCH 119 Meadow Wood Dr. Holden Good things, in life, take a long time . . . “Chicago” . . . SUE . . . Summer of 77 . . . Maine . . . M M’s . . . Movies . . . I.L.C. . . . Virginia . . . Eagles . . . 5 28 77 . . . 10 29 77 . . . 11 8 77 . . . Football 1, 3 . . . Church Basketball . . . •See SEJ 106 DANIEL ALAN WENTWORTH 36 Highland St. Paxton Cape Cod . . . DeMolay . . . Photography . . . Golf . . . Tennis . . . Basketball HEIDI ANN WERNECKE 406 Quinapoxet St. Holden . . . walk on with hope in your heart and you ' ll never walk alone . . . Memories . . . NHS . . .German. . . GS . . .9 12 and 13 74 . . . Swimming . . . 747 . . . Feelings . . . Smile . . . If I couldn’t laugh . . . having fun . . . Family . . . Kip . . . Friends DEBORAH JANE WESOLOWSKI 93 Valley Hill Dr. Holden Dream of days still to come for they are yours to do with what you will.” Debi . . . Sun¬ shine . . . GS . . . Apr. and Dec. ’77 . . . 3-R . . . Music . . . Dance . . . Poetry . . . Memories . . . Family and Friends . . . Adams . . . “I’m only kidding! SUZANNE E. WHEPLEY 88 Highland St. Holden “The more I accept me, the more I can accept you.” . . . West Coast . . . Zookabuddal- ites . . . Budd . . . Virginia . . . GS . . . Grafton . . . J’s Inc. (Pres.) . . . Homecoming . . . friends . . . traveling. CYNTHIA ANN WHITE Jefferson Rd. Princeton “A winning way, a pleasant smile, dressed so neat and quite in style.” Nanna Camping . . . LYNARD SKY- NYRD . . . 10 21 77 . . . Mass Teens . . . Friends . . . Family . . . Child Study . . . “BOOM” . . . kids . . . Flo¬ rida ’78 . . . Smiles . . . Coun¬ try. . . N.H.. . .Life. DAVID L. WHITE 24 John A Iden Rd. Holden “Believe that life is worth living and your belief will help create the fact.” Kath . . . The Stooges . . . “CUB” . . . Hampton Beach . . . Waterski¬ ing . . . Chink food . . . Duke . . . Archie . . . Deerfield N.H. . . . Fish-meal. 107 MICHAEL CHARLES WHITNEY 46 Main St. Sterling Colorado, skiing, hiking, Hampton Beach, Old Orchard Beach. Tennis, Parties, Sue, Mr. Newton. Treat others as you would treat yourself. KIMBERLY L. WILCOX Raymond Street Holden “Such sweet memories have I . . Kim . . . J.R.R. Tolkien . . . The Beatles . . . Led Zep¬ pelin . . . concerts . . . friends . . . California . . . Sunshine . . . art . . . music . . . LIFE . . . “All things must pass . . JENNIFER LYNNE WILDER 3 Forestdale Rd. Paxton “What you are born is God’s gift to you, what you become is your gift to God.” Denny . . . H.S.A. . . . T.L.C. . . . Pepsi . . . Life . . . White Mountains . . . Seekers . . . Trans AM . . . roses . . . friends . . . Lutheran Home CAROL WILLEY Prescott St. Rutland ANNA LEILA WILLIAMS 112 Highland St. Holden “I am a transparent eyeball.” Lebanon . . . Judy Collins . . . Basketball 1 . . . N.H.S. . . . Holy Name 2 . . . Napoleon (editor) . . . Speech Team . . . Fall, Spring Play . . . Spring Musical . . . Theatre Guild . . . Reflections . . . Folk Group . . . 3 yr. grad . . . J.C. . . . Papa Kelley CYNTHIA ANN WILLIAMS 666 Salisbury St. Holden “What more to ask, when nature is born around you.” the window . . . “Space shot” . . . waterfall. . . fireflies . . . 7 4 76 . . . concerts . . . sunset . . . “smirk” . . . Quincy Mar¬ ket, remember? . . . records . . . “graveyard” car accident . . . No, he didn’t KATHRYN J. WILSON 6 Jefferson Dr. Paxton Kath — music, chorus, and band . . . festivals: QV, CD, NE. AS Curt . . . timpani! . . . cute . . . PHD and — Thanks Mrs. R and Mr. L. “Wait a minute!” JACKSON E. WYNN 57 Woodridge Rd. Holden STACEY 8-13-77 . . . chess . . . “The ultimate reality of mankind is that he will love what seems good, hate what seems bad and be indifferent to things which don’t seem to con¬ cern him.” 108 SUSAN MARIE ZOTTOLI 86 Chapel St. Holden Good friends . . . people . . . places . . . parties . . . memo¬ ries ... He who laughs . . . lasts. JOHN MARK AHLSTROM 33 Scenic Dr. Holden “Crimson Realities of Multi- Dimensional Interrelationships of All — the Sumthing!” “Pig- gie” . . . All-State Orchestra . . . Perichetti . . . Hindemith . . . Yes . . . Close to the Edge . . . Zen . . . (peace) . . . Cummings . . . kazopals . . . “Seasons will pass you by . . WILLIAM RICHARD BOLTON 53 Walnut Terrace Holden JELLREY BRIAN CLARKE 85 Richards Ave. Paxton “Good morning . . . Magic . . . Juggling . . . The Tonight Show and the Substitution Trunk . . . Spring Musicals . . .Ski Club. . .Spring Track 1, 2 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4 . . . N.H.S. . . . Homecoming ' ll . . . Amy . . . Sunny days ... Ol’ buddy ol’ pal. . . Have a nice day.” ELIZABETH ANN DODGE Newell Rd. Holden “The secret of happiness is not what you give or receive, it’s what you share.” “Beth” . . . green . . . swimming . . . T.F. . . . Beaches . . . fried clams . . . PA “Everywhere in life the true question is. not what we gain but what we do.” Sandy . . . IRV . . . Hampton Beach . . . Seafood . . . horses . . . friends . . . Warren, Ma. DAVID CONNELL 170 Richards Ave. Paxton Take me to the station and put me on a train. I’ve got no expectations to pass through here again. Hendrix . . Maine . . . Skiing . . . “Molson’s Gol¬ den” . . . Swimming MICHAEL KIRK BASSETT 9 Knollwood Rd. Paxton Goodbye school! . . . PPD- BAD . . . grandstand . . . Mint . . . Hondo . . . Book . . . Chevy USA No. 1 . . . The Who . . . Doritos 109 SANDRA TERESA YOUNGSTROM f 167 Doyle Rd. Holden KIM F. DOWNER Laurelwood Rd. Sterling ANTHONY DUVARNEY Rt. 140 Sterling CHARLENE FOX 10 Centerwood Dr. Holden The Horizon is nothing save the limit of our light.” Mr. L. and Mrs. R. — THANKS! . . . concert band . . . Siegfried . . . All State orchestra . . . Colorado . . . Trese . . . friends . . . Pulette B. . . . The Seeing Eye JAMES HARVEY 9 Walnut Street Paxton Good times don’t die. but with time become blurry. Paxton Center . . . Lowenbrau . . . Parties . . . Let’s get wasted . . . do it up . . . Southern Comfort . . . C.F. . . . B.E. . . . B.B.. . . M.L. PATRICIA ANN HARVEY 9 Walnut St. Paxton “ ' Tis better to love one man lots than to love lots o ' men lit¬ tle “What am I gonna do? . . . Tunes . . . The City . . . Summer of ' 76 . . . memories . . . Dance . . . Patty” . . . Steve! ROBIN HYLAND 4 Johnnel Street Paxton I live for my dreams and a pocket full of Gold . . . Zep¬ pelin . . . My Head Shop . . . Weekends . . . Concerts . . . “Lynard Skynard . . . moun¬ tain . . . L.P.D. . . . T-B . . . The Moon . . . burnt . . . K..O.P.. . .SeLaVie KEVIN ALAN OHLSON Box 91 Oakdale Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not. . . . K.O.K.. . . . Swede . . . N.H.S. . . . S.N.H.S. . . . P.A.C. . . . M.U.N. . . . A.A.B. . . . S.A.I.N.T.S. . . . S.D. II. TINA D. URSIN 1 Lincoln Ave. Holden “It takes all the running you can do to stay in the same place. If you want to get some¬ where else you must run at least twice as fast as that” . . . Lewis Carroll 110 WENDY MARIE WHITAKER 551 Shrewsbury St. Holden You can see the stars but still not see the light . . . Zeppelin . . . Gold . . . Moto crossin . . . Gibson SG . . . Harley’s . . . partying . . . concerts . . . trips ... my mind . . . medi¬ cine . . . friends . . . lovers . . . M B. . . . K.O.P. . . . C’est la vie. BRIAN VOLK 19 Banbury Lane Holden PATTY T. FAY 15 Burtenmar Circle Paxton Cicero High . . . foolish twin 2 . . . special people . . . memories . . . home . . . Wachusett . . . new friends . . .an accent!! . . .‘Liza’. . . good times . . . Stay Happy!” . . . “One of the new girls from Syracuse!” JOHN VASALOFSKY 28 Birchwood Rd. Rutland 111 KEITH CUTLER John Dee Rd. Holden CHERYL ANN EVARTS Putnam Lane Holden “Don’t let it bring you down, it’s only castles burning.” . . . C.S.N.Y. . . . D.S. . . . S.T.G. . . . GLD . . . K.O.P. . . . James Taylor . . . wild horses . . . Rutland . . . Fable . . . Jon’s parties . . . Canada . . . Spaz . . . friends . . . art . . . poko. . .ELP. . .Music. . .Quinsig. WILLIAM MICHAEL FISHER Brookstation Rd. Princeton “One can be defeated but not destroyed . . . “Fish . . . Hampton ’77 . . . S.K.S.N.T.C. . . . Miller . . . P.C. . . . P.S.T. . . . Yes ’77 . . . RATS . . . Beauty . . . D-H ... 222 . . . H.P.D.. . .Vans. . . “See ya later” . . . J.V. football. . . Varsity football. . . J.V. Baseball. RUTH A. HARRIS 1225 Main St. Holden “The love we seek alone, we lose, but the love that is shared, lives forever” . . . Danny 3 26 77 . . . Annette . . . Friends . . . good times . . . VT ... my family . . . R.T.T.. . . Rufus . . . summer . . . K.O.P. JEFFREY MERLIN Mason Rd. Jefferson SUSAN NOURSE 27 Rugg Rd. Sterling “If ye have faith as a grain of mustard seed nothing shall be unpossible” . . . saxophone . . . WRHS Band. Singers, Quar¬ tet .. . NMC ' ll .. . Interlochen Arts Academy . . . “hold and treasure it.” EDWARD LEONARD DONALDSON 176 Redstone Hill Rd. Sterling MARC FARRELL Barre-Paxton Rd. Rutland Gymnastics Team . . . Beatles . . . Doubles . . . Broken fin¬ gers. DAVID PAUL GOGUEN 29 Redstone Hill Rd. Sterling PURPLEHAZE CHRISTINE FRANCIS LADROGA 60 Ft. Sumter Dr. Holden “Doubt thou the stars are fire: Doubt that the sun doth move: Doubt truth to be a liar: But never doubt that I love.” KEN L. MISCHITELLI 24 Mark Circle Holden “Beer, women and song” . . . Severe Blizzards . . . Skiing . . . Cruisin’ to some destination . . . concerts . . . YES —ELP — TULL — STARSHIP. . . 3-R. . .Cindy. . .weather. SAUNDRA A. PISCIONE 233 Holden St. Holden . . . and if I claim to be a wise man, it surely means that I don’t know! . . . 6-13-76 . . . Crosby, Stills, Nash . . . Synyrd Dky- nyrd . . . Cape Cod . . . Florida . . . friends . . . Bob — Dec. 76 . . . Kop . . . adios amigos. ROBERT K. TRACY 34 Holden Rd. Paxton CANAM . . .Motor. . .Hiking. . . Climbing ' ll. . .Grate¬ ful Dead . . . Canoeing . . . AAF . . . Doritos . . . Hitachi . . . Do it in the dirt. The Way We Are The Way We Were 113 m A , ry£ Diane F. Sue A. Michelle B. te, . . Hm Diane Ann Marie H. Greg G. Kerry M. Wendy A. Chris C. Lisa P. Sue E. Laurie S. Cory C. Lynne C. m- 4 Joanne W. Sue B. Martha B. Kathy O. Carolyn C. Dianne S. Wendy K. 115 Cindy C. Debbie J. Chris N. Elaine B. Deborah R. Cathy M. Heidi W. Karen V. Marybeth G, Kevin O. Dave D. Dexter Craigster Debbie W. Robin S. Susan J. Ken W. Pam C. 117 Patty G. Erika A. John S. Debbie B. Tony S. Bryan M. f V i Joann P. KimN. Jodi S. Scott G. 4r«tH§ Brad L. 118 Lisa B. Suzanne M. Georgia L. Libby S. Kelly O. Diana C. Kerry T. Patty F. Diane S. ■ JL Debbie D. ' x Cindy W. Sean K. 119 Ann M. Lynne R. Eileen A. Sara H. Jimmy and Jerry 120 Bobbie Nola Bobby (Middle) Chris Thelma WHtTT Pam v i Jane 121 Pznk hoi M V s A vpSffi b ■ V v vA°- , v X N vX y 1 U ' , n Y V. A i •■ jk v v- ' ' b U sf y r: j . 0 ' : ' % ,,. a. c.AV S X 4 “ ? I ; ' l U A ' f ■t cj ( 1 J V i -‘ ' M G _ 6s s 6c -At, (A .v . 3 riA A 2 CU-t 4 [J- C V A - 4 ) 122 A litOU r {,(hta un tygf J .. i l y , cA £ OCX A ' A ' , -j V V $M i x . ' JiLs A s v v.fP Hi V y t ? 0 .c X 4 ,. _- 4 . .rC o u . H j ’i -Q VZ ,-J l %- -fe AT j 4 ' i ,y C _ 2 . 0 4 % tc; y Q-« C faAo, s.; t tuM) l tA4JuM _J CDer-f) c ' -o i A 4 L ■ - - i £■ ,. ' .•X : ' ?- 1 • , . V v ,r. .;■ Rejoicing in the differences, There’s no one just like me 126 Ono fish two fish rod fish MOST SOPHISTICATED CLASS COMPUTERHEAD Ellen Warms Domenic Pizziferri ST UNFORGETTABLE 4RACTER MOST SCHOLARLY David Neruararian m wm :,S .. • v wz Ellen Putnam MOST ATHLETIC MOST THEATRICAL Maggie Reed MOST ARTISTIC MOST MUSICAL Martha Summa ■ ■‘Hi m t v P - 1 tel Chucky Scott Sharon O’Connor CLASS POLITICIAN HI Irene Meyer Kevin Marshall CLASS FLIRTS CUTEST DIMPLES Elaine Bouvier Kurt Foley Meredith MeNaueher Scott MacGregor : M|g Sue Martel Mark Seardarnaalia Sue Zottoli John Mastrototaro Brian Quail MOST COURTEOUS Hennessey Dave Pelletz MOST DEPENDABLE •u-T-V ' -n V-Lv. .v t ■ EST TALLEST � David lafrato NICEST SMILE John Debs Chris McKenna CLASS JANE CLASS TARZAN Ellen Cole QUIETEST .SB-:? «:«• : : sSWS .V MOST GULLIBLE MOST TALKATIVE CLASS BLUSHERS ,! ! Peter Howard CLASS CLOWN CLASS WIT Matt Benoit Rick Maurer CLASS FREAK MOST DARING s North Sea Copenhagen Sweden DENMARK yFERftr NETHERLANDS “ ENGLAND , Magdeburg BERLIN London Amsterdam r . A- Uu-fir BELCIUM t Dusseldoj-f � .Dresden Brussels Bonn Air corridors S0 • FEDERAL REP. ' Prague LUXEMBOURG-A .r. ° F C E M ANY CZECHOSLOVAKIA D . % Nurnberq ♦ Pans % o i g . fJ Vienna FRANCE .At .Munich Friedrich$|iaf«o� - ! r ' ! , Austria ♦ Bern - Lichtenstein HUNGARY SWITZERLAND RALF HEISS WEST GERMANY During our senior year, Ralf Heiss was a member of our class. He was an exchange student from Woellstein, West Germany through the Youth For Understanding Organization. He became a member of the Paulson family in Princeton and a brother to Alvin and Harriet (a senior and junior at Wachu- sett). He was a member of our soccer team and ski club. He will spend part of the summer in France, then return to West Ger¬ many to another year of high school. After high school, he will go into a future in business. 141 Roots Annie Hall Meets Mr.Goodbar Namath Torrez MEMPHIS ON XYfirte. - RECORD SHO (ELVIS WE LL Ml SS . 1 : : _J weekly Soap Star Wars.Bing High Schools in Trouble A TUI OF Fine Wd Student awaiting rescue by fire fighters Excuuuusse ME! . Charlie Chaplin..P.C. Fire Cowlnecks 143 John Boy.Mickey Mouse.Jaws .Steve Martin The Hobbit.Vans. Punk Rock.D and M Blackout Carew A1 Capp A Bit of Hell REAT PAIR OF HANDS, SAID DON SHUL4 •� Best Hitter Rod Carev Midis Tennis Winters m |j r M 4 m mmm. wf Mj Y” [ , , M ft i ■ Mi w ■ hL y ■ 1 1 [ 146 Ben ji Feldman Happy Days . .. mm, Three ' s Company. Songs in the Key of Life 149 151 HOMECOMING n THE PARADE 152 POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL 158 DANCE IN THE KEY OF LIFE “ORGANIZE THE UNORGANIZED” 164 asrM CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kip Durham Joanne Cavanaugh Johnna St. George Margie Scully SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lisa Plainte, John Drolet, Sue Berry, Ellen Warms SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Linda Creel man Natalie Mello, Richard Bedard Nancy Midgehall 166 STUDENT COUNCIL NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD A. Brigham, M. Edelstein, S. O’Connor, L. Creelman, L. Butler 168 ROCK CLIMBING CLUB Billy Helmet — Hat SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Row: Valerie Lowe. Wendy Kirkpatrick, Bonnie Wilcox Front Row: Sandy Waitkus. Sally Mongeon B. MacManus K. Oat ley K. Ohlson L. Woods H. Howard H.E.R.O. SENIOR MOVIE COMMITTEE J. Kane. K. Cleveland. J. Clarke, R. Ferron, B. Choquette. C. Smith. M. Marsh, S. Genest. E. Anderson. J. Giguere, M. Stocks Ik i in % 11 1 M-Mi k. 7 mL k iSwUf ifl til VSflHswBk iliJi ■ 1 1 3 ' ' WmT ”‘ ' 7 11 IB SUfcf . ... H ■■ -f-hm VARSITY MATHLETES Back Row: P. DeMarcken, J. Scholl, W. Csaplar, R. Lundquist, L. Hopkins, Mr. Yonker Front Row: S. Gentlemen, D. Pizziferri. M. Edelstein FRESHMEN MATHLETES P. Edelstein. D. Holmes, S. Per¬ son, B. Swift, M. Root 170 FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back: Mrs. Horgan, E. Putnam, L. Plainte, D. Johnson, M. Wyre- bek, Mrs. Bernier Front: R. Lundquist, K. Lundgren, M. Jar¬ vis, K. Callahan ECHO Back: Mr. Hedlund, L. Herman- son, E. Beck, J. Kane, W. Ander¬ son, D. Wesolowski, R. Ferron Middle: B. Brickey, L. Butler, N. Kelley, E. Putnam, R. Dubrule, P. Fay Front: K. Cleveland, J. Jacobson, D. Pizziferri, M. Marsh V S r (j CHESS TEAM J. Wynn, K. Zaleski, D. Pizziferri, T. Duvarney, Mr. Leonard, J. Kirk ACADEMIC ADVISORY BOARD K. Ohlson, L. Hermanson. J. Abbott DEC A Back Row: M. Littlewood, I. McKinlay. E. Traub From Row: G. Varjian. G. Bernier. M. Walker. C. Ledroga, T. Larkin HEALTH AIDES J. Meduski, L. Besnia, M. McNaugher, Ms. Salmonsen, J. Pentland. C. Croft, K. Rettstadt, A. Trafton, H. Howard, L. Ger¬ main, L. Anderson, J. Perkins 172 BACKPACKING CLUB Back: Ms. Barys, J. Davis, J. Abbott, S. Haney, R. Robinson, J. Crystof, M. Whitney, Mr. Barys, S. Abbott Front: J. Thorn, R. Bazzanno, D. Bob COMPUTER CLUB BUSINESS CLUB Mrs. Houmere, D. Johnson, L. MacAlister, Mrs. Thompson, R. Sasse, C. Berry, S. Beaudry. P. MacDonald. K. Axelson, Ms. Galber Back: M. Lapointe, A. Cassavant, Mr. Hedlund, J. Miles, D. Holmes, W. Csaplar Front: J. Abbott, T. Foley, P. Wood, R. Lind, R. Bedard . . LIBRARY CLUB SCIENCE SEMINAR Back Row (left to right): A. Casa- vant, M. Casavant, S. Freed, S. Chin, M. Edelstein, J. Abbott, C. Maine, R. Silva, J, Davis, T. Foley, B. Swift, W. Csaplar Front Row (left to right): P. Woods, S. Munyan. C. Isble, J. Duncanson, C. Kelley, P. Edelstein POLITICAL AFFAIRS CLUB 174 SKI CLUB FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA DANCE CLUB -—— -—- Front: K. Foster, B. Shaughnessy, J. Miles, C. McNair, S. Moody Back: L. Holmes, S. Budd, C. Cabot, A. Brigham, K. Nelson, C. Carlson, S. Asaiante PHOTO¬ GRAPHY CLUB Front: L. Farrell, S. Comstock, S. Asaiante Back: N. Kelley, M. Marsh, J. Kane, K. Anderson SAILING CLUB LATIN CLUB C. Ball, K. Shoestack, P. Puccetti, J. Bianchi, C. Logan, Mrs. Ber¬ nier 176 -. .. . .. . , - . s •.. . , .. . , NEW ENGLAND MUSIC FESTIVAL Front: P. Loefstedt, L. Fox, P. Oberg Back: T. Hanebury, M. Ahlstrom CENTRAL DISTRICT MUSIC FESTIVAL Front: L. Fox, P. Oberg, P. Loefstedt, L. Maynard, C. Hutch¬ inson Middle: D. MacNutt, T. Johnson, S. Comstock, D. Ells¬ worth, V. Wittig, T. Maki Back: L. Stanley, K. Ferrandino, T, Hanebury, G. Hammond, M. Ahlstrom, M. Long, G. Puccetti il ■E ■E m rrl r9Kf CONCERT BAND 177 ( BAND COUNCIL L. Granquist, M. Summa, C. Hall, V. Wittig, L. Fox NEW ENGLAND MUSIC FESTIVAL Front: K. Wilson, L. Connelly Back: R. Quist, J. Duncanson, B. Shaughnessy Missing: J. Pepper NATIONAL HONORS BAND K. Ferrandino (L), L. Fox (R) 178 CENTRAL DISTRICT M. Summa, R. Quist, B. Shaughnessy, K. Wilson, S. Burns WACHUSETT SINGERS Front: Mrs. Reidy, M. Briggs, B. Shaughnessy, K. Wilson. R. Quist Middle: J. Duncanson, S. Burns, L. Hopkins, J. Inglehart. M. Summa, P. Oberg Back: J, David¬ son, M. Lewis. D. Neal, B. Thompson, B. Moisio, L. Con¬ nelly, K. Pape CONCERT CHORUS YEARBOOK STAFF M. Braconnier, L. Brennan. C. Creelman, D. Donahue, D. Fulginiti. S. Gentleman, R. Lundquist, K. Nash. K. Ohlson 180 _ LITERARY STAFF A. Horrigan, K. Loftus, D. Weso- lowski, S. Asaiante, D. Horrigan, S. Holmes, Mrs. Davis ' f ' Mg: I WtfJylz ' r ;• ... - SI ' fhiz::- •- 4 r • : ..vr-- ? � ■• ' • :-sv „ . • r . A ' • 1 f: ■ ; . - ■ h. ; •. ,•%. • . ■1-0 : V cr “Literature exists to please — to brighten the burden of men’s lives; to make them for a short while forget their disappointed hopes, their grim futures.” Birrell CREATIVE ARTS I stand on the tideline. The ocean tickles my toes Ebbing back persuading me to follow. Beyond the line of breaking waves I see familiar, drunken faces bobbing in the surf Who’ve been seduced by the gentle undertow. I like the solid ground beneath me. Sand hard and soft where I am free and my actions are my own But never as free as the soaring seagulls. Still I won’t be hypnotized by its coaxing power However, that may be impossible for even the gulls bend down to the sea. Jean Decker 84 fractulated formulas? mental block can’t answer number three four looks just as bad only twenty minutes left mr. t must have given us the wrong test why is my memory failing me just when i need it the most? Sue is busily writing and Ken just passed his in why am i just sitting here — doing nothing? marking period closes next friday ‘this’ will probably be the last test grade . . . number five comes out negative can you have a negative amount of coins? i thought not, oh well. . . skip seven . . . skip eight attempt number nine cubic inches squared? lyikes! i don’t remember ever doing stuff like that five minutes to go . . . guess at number ten go back to number seven maybe it would look more familiar if i took a second glance bell rings (Oh . . .well!) Debi Wesolowski 185 MCtl Photo by Sue Martel Between Friends There is a special bond between friends that nothing else can replace. There is a special closeness between friends that means you can erase. There is a communication between friends where bad times turn to good. Friendship is between friends. Ann Marie Horrigan 186 mem i n ianirn srlt oini tIooI I 9 Iima sknowTlood d 532 I 9 9 0 t m no si Mod ' ll A mo frlgn um no 3 d lolvoHz torlT isrllo rloos sazsl cjoscj od V ab ' iow loDcl ij- 0 0 sOP 0 Out time. fias just begun yitt SLiTtus Jj to (ml m £ ' Out hves Have, shared sffll there is to shore. C heTe seems M he mo-re,., OuT tlTHCL fias just Begun Diane Horrigan printed by Sara Holmes 187 Summer A perfect, snapshot image of suntans and smiles An infinite moment of happiness and freedom A huge bubble translucent helium filled sphere of rainbow hues Everchanging in the sunlight revealing yet another shimmer of color But so delicate It’s easily, soundlessly Burst Into surprised nothingness. Jean Decker Photo by Sara Holmes Sun at Seven-Fifteen Light shaft walks on water getting not wet, God’s Sun piercing the dusk with gleaming eyes? Or Saint Diogenes searching in regret, Finding that only nature tells no lies? Mixture of sad and joy, the awe serene, Silent heaven bids me young to rest now? Or King’s shiny beacon of the peace dream, With no ripples in the pure, no fears of how? My stars fallen to sea still twinkle bright, Soon ebb home to otherwise chaotic black, Where golden hope leads rebels to life’s fight, Thy stars abundant but thy will we lack, Absolute is the way of the evening star, Follow thee spirit, thy soul will soar far. W. A. S. 189 Where did all the moments go? The laughter, loving and special times? The dreams we thought we’d always know Are singing in our wake. Kodacolor melodies. Fade and fade on endlessly Times are passing with ease, It’s time we hit the road . . . Kathy Loftus 190 A Blade of Grass Like the single blade of grass In the open desert field I stand up alone, starting new and becoming unsealed. I am fresh and green Only small and lean But I stretch out my roots And shake off my boots For I know I will make it, I am here to stay Come on everybody, this is my big day. Well things are not right, The sun is high and it shines bright. I am so tired and dry I think fate has it, that I should die. But on the horizon, I see the shadow of hope. A cloud has come to save me, I no longer need to grope. This cloud, it brings water, and it is water I need. For if you remember, I was once just a seed. Jeff Clarke 191 I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, And if by chance we find each other, It’s beautiful. If not, it can’t be helped. Fredrick S. Peris 192 ■ 195 197 199 201 i 203 , ' • V7 W •- “ ' t , ■ IPiWA o 1 mJrWM A.; . -V ' A ' • V J ! ' A i 206 207 213 217 219 It’s All in the State of Mind. If you think you’re beaten, you are. If you think you dare not, you won’t. If you like to win, but you don’t think you can. It’s almost a cinch you won’t. If you think you’ll lose, you’re lost For out in the world you find Success begins with a fellow’s will. It’s All in the State of Mind. For many a game is lost ‘Ere even a play is run And many a coward fails ‘Ere even his work is begun. Think big and deeds will grow. Think small and you’ll fall behind. Thnk that you can and you will. It’s all in the State of Mind. If you think you’re outclassed, you are. You’ve got to think high to rise. You’ve got to be sure of yourself. Before you can win a prize. Life’s battles don’t always go To the stronger or faster man. But sooner or later the one who wins o Is the fellow who thinks he CAN. IT’S ALL IN THE STATE OF MIND. ■ ' L t«SS ' Front: E. Bouvier, D. Strang, J. Palermo. M. Reed, D. Fulginiti, J. Pentland, S. Gauld Middle: J. Laird, K. Callahan, B. Barone, R. Emery, J. Cavanaugh. B. Roughan, T. Kenny Back: L. Nash, L. Naas, M. Wyer- beck. R. Helle, C. Finnegan, C. Gage, T. Cronk, J. Tucker, A. Jordan, C. Pape, Coach Radimer 223 224 •S . « 1 VARSITY COACH LEWIS COACH DOMAINGUE Back: Coach Louis. D. Curtis. W. Pease. M. Sundin. P. Pucetti. G. Stidsen. B. Wills. C. Scott. E. Beck, S. Desrosiers Middle: K. McCarthy. J. Drolet, C. Blair, M. Tucker. D. MacDonald. S. Grenon, K. Foley. K. Schmucki. K. Garvey, D. Iafrato, D. Noponen. R. Kohlstrom, D. Roeder, Coach Domaingue Front: N. Brigham, M. Stockwell. J. Peterson. M. Lloyd. K. Walsh. J. Debs. B. Ritter, W. Ritter, M. Belville. B. Long. B. Weller, B. Yaglou Missing: J. Goodhile. T. Toscano, J. Dingle 228 Back Row: K. Varum, S. Marengo, H. Goodrow. L. Hugo. M. Bergstrom From Row: K. Suchocki, M. Waddel. K. Carlson, D. Dillman 229 232 FRESHMEN 233 CROSS COUWRY Back: P. Dunigan, R. Santry, K. Palermo, K. O’Neill, M. Walker, L. Meymaris, J. Moran, Coach Jaquith Front: M. Welsh, C. Burgess, S. Connelly, S. Martel (Capt.), C. Donegan, D. Strom, L. Wronski Missing: R. Wespi, B. Ballard, C. Stevens, Y Shafer 236 237 BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY Back: J. Soderberg, T. Dufault, B. Kirk. P. Goewey. T. Goewey, P. Redfield, J. Howland, G. Viner, R. Herrera, C. Dirubio, Coach Warren From: B. Choquette, J. Goewey, R. Wheeler, M. Marsh. T. Kerxhalli, D. Wheeler 238 VARSITY Back Row: Coach Campbell, B. Wilson, K. Durham. S. Monahan, S. Turner, R. Heiss, R. Smaltz, K. Nelson, J. Aney, E. McKinley Front Row: S. Beniot. K. Marshall. J. Kennedy, K. Kennedy, M, Campbell, S. Bazzaro, B. Noel, J. Sherwood. G. Varjar, M, Scardamaglia, S. Burham 242 243 -jjM ' 245 BOY’S GYMNASTICS Hack: K. maltz. M. harrell, M. Piscione. M. Murray, D. Johnson, D. Ranta, Coach Domaignut Front: J. Kennedy, J. Miner, A. Dufault. S. Benoit, R. Savino, J. Moore. D. Bolduc 246 GIRL’S GYMNASTICS Back: R. Bousquet, S. Eagen, L. Callahan, L. West, L. Hugo, C. Plaza, N. Kelley, H. Anderson, G. Pape, D. Willey, S. Guthrie, B. Nash, Coach Provost Front: D. Long, B. Roughn, L. Nelson, H. Butler, K. Rosseland, P. Ritter, S. Connell, C. Donegan, J. Bazzano, R. Fitzgerald, S. Crystoff 247 249 J. Paulson, D, Posthuma, A. Jordan, S. Gauld, L. Creelman, J. Tucker, C. Elander, S. Judkins, M. Lambert, B. Daw. W. Hemer I Back: Coach Snelson, J. Bartlett, M. Jones. M. Thompson, K. McCarthy, J. Scully, P. Puccetti. B. f Wills From: A. Scappaticci. D. Curtis. S. Ball. D. Pelletz. P. Morgan, T. Scully 251 Back: C. Bachant, M. Dill, J. MacDonald, R. Hopkins, R. MacDonald, Coach Ball Front: R. DiSilvestri, G. Goodall, B. Giguere, D. Berman, D. Johnson 253 256 J.V. AND FRESHMEN Back: A. Freitas, L. Farrell, K. Maurer, P. Lavalle, A. O’Connor, L. Jubinville, K. Nelson, A. Wit- tig, S. Scappaticci, L. Scalzulli, Coach Radimer Front: D. Desroches, K. Palermo, K. Morin Back: Coach Wojciki, G. Miner, D. Provost, S. O’Connor, L. Blood, D. Jute, P. Nova Middle: M. Fratter, K. Corbin, A. Claprood, E. Shaffer, D. Evanlanjils Front: J. Ball, K. Shipmar, R. Westly 257 mmww Back Row: D. White, Coach Bouvier, R. Warren, D. McKay, J. Malone, A. Davison, D. Perry, K. Person. J. Duca, J. Mastrototaro, R. Boutelle, D. Roeder, G. Egan, M. Bouvier. Coach M. Deagan Kneeling: N. Gamblin, D. Fourtier, B. McKenna, B. Duca, R. Roy, D. Blood 260 weawaasu A. Williams, G. Antinelli, T. Anderson. C. Cabot, K. Fregeau, C. Creelman, K. Loftus, C. Mar¬ shall, S. Smith, S. Varnum, N. Mastrototaro 263 BOY’S WINTER TRACK Back: M. Szaban. E. Beck, T. DuFault, W. Choquette, J. Goewey, C. Logan, G. Medlinskis, P. Redfield Middle: C. Dirubio, R. Kirk, T. Goewey, T. Kerxhalli, P. Goewey, J. Davis. R. Wheeler, T. Plaisted, Coach Warren Front: P. Anderson, D. Pizziferri, J. Holland, J. Kirk. R. Herrera, M. Marsh. J. Soderberg 264 GIRL’S WINTER TRACK 265 Back: C. Carlson, C. Price, T. Urrsa, M. Walker. Coach Warren Front: L. Meymaris, K. O ' Neil, C. Burgess, R. Santry GIRLS •UNTRY Assabet Valley Fitchburg Lunenburg Si. Bernard ' s Kenne Nashoba Doherty Burncoal Shrewsbury tals: 7 W 5 BOY’S VARSITY BASKETBALL ■ Algonquin y‘ t© St. Be rn a rd ' s . Shrewsbury ■’ Burncoal Burncoal Gardner St. John ' s Fitchburg. « L ornin isxet Holv- ' Nam St. Petbr ' s r| t. Bernard ' s turtle tt Gardner lHo] Name v«d minster St. I ohn’s Shn wsbury WRHS 33 South Doherty Fitchburg I Oakmont fe Gardner NHLirncoat North Leominster 5th in League Meet WRHS lotre Itch F torn] fhn s lernard’s, ARSl TY GYMNAST! DisiiW Shrewsbury WRHS 68.3 72.05 75.3 77.65 73.5 76.45 72.35 BOY ' S WINTER-TRACK Burncoal Oakmont Leominsfe ■ North At St. John ' s South Algonquin Tenth it WRHS gsurncoaj :Holv Naj St. Pete2 $r. John ! Fitckour, iTY FIELD HOCKEY VARSITY HOCKFY St. Peter ' s Leominster Fitchburg St. John ' s St. Bernard ' Springfield Gardner Marlboro St. John ' s Hudson St. Peter ' s Auburn Algonquin Mas narikgi Marlbip Auburn jr Algonqui , Mas nauJ Auburn Gardner Fitchburg Holy NiBn WRHS St. Peter ' s Fitchburg Algonquin Doherty Burrwqat $outtf j St. John ' s Shrewsbury Gardner . WRH: WRH: Milbury Littleton FALL AND WINTER SCOREBOARD 266 SPONSORS OF 1978 WACHUSETT YEARBOOK PATRONS MR AND MRS. FRED ABBOTT MR. AND MRS. ALVIN R. ANDERSON MR. AND MRS. GORDON K. ANDERSON ANONYMOUS MR. AND MRS. ARNOLD AXELSON BARBARA J. BASSETT MR. AND MRS. PAUL H. BERGSTROM MR. AND MRS. C. BESSE MR. AND MRS. ROBERT BIGELOW MR. AND MRS. CLEALAND B. BLAIR JOHN E. BOCK MR. AND MRS. DONALD E. BOUDREAU MR. AND MRS. RONALD BOUVIER MR. AND MRS. RUSSELL A. BRICKEY MR. AND MRS. DAVID R. CARSON THE STEPHEN CASPER FAMILY JOHN E. AND JUNE CHAPMAN MR. AND MRS. ROBERT E. CHAPMAN, JR. MR. AND MRS. EDWARD N. CLARKE MR. AND MRS. ROBERT W. CLAY MR. AND MRS. RICHARD CODERRE MR. AND MRS. DAVID I. COOK MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH COULOMBE HOWIE AND ELAINE CREELMAN REV. AND MRS. ROGER M. DAVIDSON MR. AND MRS. JOHN E. DEBS MR. AND MRS. EVERETT DICKMAN MR. AND MRS. JOHN J. DONAHUE MRS. BEVERLY DOTEN MR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. DUCA JUNE ECKHARDT DR. AND MRS. MARCUS J. FARRELL MR. AND MRS. LLOYD A. FIFE MRS. ELIZABETH A. FLANAGAN MR. AND MRS. NOEL T. FOLEY MR. AND MRS. ROSWELL D. FOX MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM P. FULGINITI MR. ND MRS. RICHARD F. GAFFNEY ROBERT AND VIOLETA GARABEDIAN BENEDICT GARGULINSKI MR. AND MRS. JOHN GENTLEMAN CARA L. GOEWEY RICHARDO AND MILLICENT GONZALEZ MRS. JOHN E. GORMAN MR. AND MRS. RICHARD N. GRAYSON MR. AND MRS. ROBERT E. HARRIS MR. AND MRS. EDWARD S. HAYES, JR. MR. AND MRS. HENRY E. HIRVI MR. AND MRS. RICHARD E. HORRIGAN ALBERT J. HORSFALL MR. AND MRS. FRANK J. IAFRATO ANDREA OLTAY JACOBY MR. AND MRS. RALPH E. TOHANSON MR. AND MRS. PERRY JOHNS MR. AND MRS. ANDREW G. JOHNSON DR. AND MRS. RUSSELL E. JOHNSON MR. AND MRS. ROBERT JOHNSTONE AND FAMILY MR. AND MRS. JOHN F. KANE MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN J. KEARNEY RICHARD AND JEANETTE KIRKPATRICK MR. AND MRS. MYRON KOKOCINSKI MR. AND MRS. HAROLD LEHMAN MR. AND MRS. PAUL R. LITTERIO BOB AND RITA LUNDEEN MR. AND MRS. RANDOLPH E. LUNDQUIST MR. AND MRS. ROGER LYONS MR. AND MRS. W. H. MacGREGOR MR. AND MRS. W. DONALD MacKAY MR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. MAJEWSKI THE MANNINGS DR. AND MRS. MAURICE MARTEL MR. AND MRS. DANIEL J. MASTROTOTARO THE JOHN McNAUGHERS MR. AND MRS. RICHARD MOISIO MRS. JOANNE MORETTI GEORGE K. NAGY THE PHILI P NASH FAMILY MR. AND MRS. AUGUST NOPONEN MR. AND MRS. CARL NORDQUIST MR. AND MRS. FRANCIS J. OCCHIALINI MR. AND MRS. ALAN OHLSON MR. AND MRS. EUGENE ORIOL MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH R. PALERMO RICHARD N. PARMENTER FREDA E. PATTEN MR. AND MRS. MILTON L. PEARSON MR. AND MRS. STANLEY PELLETZ MR. AND MRS. CONRAD POIRIER MR. AND MRS. ROBERT L. PRICE MR. AND MRS. RALPH M. RAYMOND MRS. JOHN W. REEVES HANK AND JOYCE RETTSTADT MR. AND MRS. HUBERT E. SASSE MR. AND MRS. C. F. SCOTT MR. AND MRS. R. P. SHERMAN RONALD D. SMITH MR. AND MRS. ANDREW E. SOKOLOWSKI MR. AND MRS. E. GORDON STOCKS, JR. MR. AND MRS. CRAIG P. STUART MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SUCHOCKI MR. AND MRS. CLARK B. SUNDIN, JR. MR. AND MRS. RICHARD SWANSON MR. AND MRS. RICHARD D. TATRO SYLVIA AND JOHN THOMPSON MR. AND MRS. HERBERT M. VARNUM MR. AND MRS. J. WARREN EDWARD AND DORIS WELCH CEDELICE WILLIAMS DR. AND MRS. ERNEST J. WILLIAMS KAREN AND DAVID MATTHEWS MR. AND MRS. JOHN F. WALSH 268 Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 . K ' m from PAXTON GULF SERVICE 403 Pleasant St. Paxton, MA 752-9272 Robert W. “Bob” Smith Tires Batteries Accessories Foreign Car Service Complete Tune Up Service Complete Brake Service Exhaust Systems Mobil Oil Burner and Heating Installations CUNNINGHAM OIL COMPANY INC. Paxton, Mass. Budget Plan 752-7214 FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP 1060 Main Street Holden HOLDEN HEATING COMPANY “Our Customers Are Warm Friends” 752 Main Street Holden 829-5454 269 For the Right Fashion for Young Men and Women BENSON’S Men’s and Ladies’ Shop Fine Apparel 1063 Main St. Holden. Mass. Jesse Hill Painting Wallpapering Princeton, Mass. Tel. 464-2939 r THE INN ' AT PRINCETON Mountain Road, Princeton, MA 01541 (617)464-2030 Best Wishes to the Class of ’78! From the Village Meat Market Main Street, Sterling i Wyndhaven — Agway Growers of Fine Fruit Headquarters for Home, Lawn, and Garden Supplies Worcester Road, Sterling 270 Brim-land Kennels Boarding Concrete Security Runs Mark and Gail Brim 617-464-2980 East Princeton Rd. RFD, Princeton, MA 01541 FbJ ncA ooK OS9H rtfflA Sr HoiAE t Mftss. 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MASS., RTE. 122 A 3i] MAIN STREET HOLDEN 829-5550 HOLDEN PHARMACY YOUR REXALL STORE HEARING AID BATTERIES COSMETICS e r 1105 Main St. Holden 829-2250 ( y SMain St. CnoCden K 272 Paxton inn x: r Since 1753 FINE DINING IN EARLY AMERICAN DECOR, DELICIOUS LUNCHEON MENU MON THRU SAT RELAXING COCKTAIL LOUNGE BANQUETS • WEDDINGS • PRIVATE PARTIES Closed Tuesday Rt. 122.31 and 56 Paxton 791-8143 687 Pleasant St. Pat and Mary Fulginiti — Innkeepers ALLI AND ED BERRYMAN Real Estate Brokers For Friendly and Individual Help in Appraisals, Rentals, and Arranging Mortgages Holden 829-4982 679 Pleasant St. Paxton, MA HEADLINES STYLING PARLOLR, INC. Mm Telephone: 755-7207 ONE STOP PROTECTION It gives you one stop convenice, too. Your Life, Homeowners, Disability, and Auto Insurance needs can all be handled by one call to one source. American Mutual Insurance Co. Wakefield, MA 01880 Congratulations! A1 Anderson 103 Malden St. Holden, MA PAULA AND JILL’S COLUMN Paris? — Montreal Who loves ya baby? 1-2-3-Steamer Check it out decked Have you been shopping? CC Scherdell Family Oui, Oui Madame B-A-D-D-Y oohmm nice bisquick you ' re a peach! Nice Talking to ya! Peacock Jillypoo ohh baiby Oh my God I’m definitely not your average person. Nights on Broadway GEF New Orleans you re exsquoze! Stairway exsqueeze me You Light Up My life Send in the Clowns fires None but the best I laove you, Susan! (Gooch) Ain’t nobody gonna stop us now Those special teachers ... we love you! Mr. “P” flickumsummum Shall we? — Let’s shall. Classy food wine coolers Streisand Avon Meeting Oct 12 I don’t know about you. WE’LL MISS YA! Randlett’s funny faces rainbows Love so Right Simon strange noises Juan Walsh dreaming foods group Baby you’re the best See ya ‘round the car — Chevelle Champaigne and Strawberries Rich Man Poor Man Sometime I wonder 273 East Princeton Country Store Full Liquor License Beer and Wine Tel. 464-7722 Shirley and Paul Brashaw Country F aire Restaurant Sterling, Mass. . Stoddard! Excavating Mon-Fri 12-9 Sat 10-5 Hi-Performance Specialist Sterling, Mass. 422-8065 Van and Speed Center Route 12 Sterling Jet., Mass. Tel. (617) 422-7908 Holden Optical and Hearing Health Center 829-2847 r 7 1 9 ZT Contact Lenses 695 Main St. Holden, Mass. Tomorrow’s Fashion Frames Latest Hearing Devices Mobile Service New Location to Serve You Better Best Wishes to the Class of ’78 From Rutland Pharmacy, Inc. 85 Main St. Rutland, Mass. 01543 Tel. 886-6261 David H. Tuttle, B.S.R.P.H. 274 Congratulations to the Class of ’78 Compliments of Blair Builders, Inc. W. R. SANDERS COMPANY ARMCO V 43 Laurelwood Rd. Sterling, MA 015 64 (617) 422-6183 Authorized Dealer Armco Building Systems Congratulations to the Class of 78 From Schneider Florist Sterling Compliments of FOOD FAIR MARKET Compliments of HOLDEN MOBIL Main Street, Holden Sweet Life foods here ! 1 ! Compliments of FOUR ACRES RESTAURANT Banquet and Party F acilities (617)422-6206 (617)422-6242 R. T. HIGGINS SONS. INC. Sterling Jet. 422-6642 General Contractors Concrete Specialists Richard T. Higgins President 7 Princeton Rd. Sterling H R. E. CHASSE AUTO BODY, INC. Worcester, Rd. Sterling 422-6823 HUBBARD’S GARAGE ABBOT’S CAMPING CENTER, INC. Trailers FORD Tires General Repairs East Princeton 464-2715 464-2429 JOHNSON’S GARAGE AND PACKAGE STORE Bill and Muriel Johnson, Props. Rt. 140, Sterling TIDMAN’S RUG CENTER 617-7903 Beer and Wine Rug-Carpet Sales Service-Cleaning 1107 Main St. Holden 829-4929 HANK’S SHELL, INC. THE BALCONY HOLDEN, MASSACHUSETTS The Latest in Women’s Apparel Tires — Batteries — Accessories — Lubrication — Oil — Grease — Tune Up — Wheels Balanced Rt. 12, Sterling 422-9785 277 Rigging Erecting Crane Service awuilipin A. DAVID SON Trucking TRANS CO., INC. 752-3244 752-3486 Plant Relocating Mill Wrighting Export Boxing 72 Armory St. Worcester 278 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 FROM JAMES P. BROWN OF WORCESTER, INC. 310 Franklin Street Worcester BUSY BEE NURSERY Broad St. 829-5380 Rte. 68, Holden, MA LANCASTER-STERLING LUMBER, INC. PRINCETON MARKET HUBBARDSTON RD. RTE. 62 PRINCETON Building Materials Phone: Sterling 422-7701 W. ' Boylston 835-4919 Campground Rd. Sterling Jet. Hours Monday thru Friday 9 AM to 6:30 PM Saturday 9 AM to 6 PM Sunday 9 AM to 1 PM Groceries — Milk — Cards — House wares — Beer and Wine 279 Compliments of Goodhile’s Country Store Wachusett St. Holden M. J. Flannagan Insurance Agency, Inc. Insurance of All Kinds 217 Worcester Rd. Sterling, Mass. 01564 Paul J. Flannagan Phone 422-6314 The House of Raymond crossroad Book Store Hairstyling for Both Men and Women Route 12 Sterling Adjacent to Four Acres Restaurant Books Gifts Music Cards Jewelry Bob and Sherry Brackett 422-6382 1115 Main St. 617 464-2627 Holden, MA 01520 617 829-4728 NEW ENGLAND BACKPACKER ■ • I I Congratulations to the Class of ’78 From 3 E. Mountain St. Phone 853-9407 Mon-Fri 10 A.M.-9 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M.-4 P.M. Complete Outdoor Outfitters Nordic Skiing Rugged Outdoor Clothing Worcester I Accessories Worcester North Savings Bank Sterling, Mass. 280 North Brookfield, Mass. 01535 ARMORTRED SOLES and HEELS vibram 281 Village Power Equip., Inc. Rte 31 and 140 E. Princeton, MA 464-2959 Sales and Service Chain Saws, Lawn Mowers, Small Engines, Etc. Nylacarb, Inc. Pratts Junction Road Sterling, Mass. Tel. 422-8701 Compliments of Normand’s Hair Stylist 787 Main St. Holden, Mass. 01520 Tel. 829-2321 Paxton Liquor 683 Pleasant St. Paxton, Mass. ROB ERT ) B. OVE • REALTOR REALTOR ' 1 - Sales, Appraisals, Multiple Listing Service Paxton Office • 607 Pleasant St. • 755-5223 Holden Office 829-6601 Home Phone 752-6696 282 WEDDINGS - PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL - CHILDREN PASSPORTS - PETS CUSTOM FRAMING Robert J. Moossa Malden St. Holden, MA 01520 Tel. 617-829-5593 Enjoy personalized portraiture the professional way! The Village Studio, serving Holden and its surrounding towns, offers the finest in custom color portraits and high quality workmanship at reasonable rates. We’ll work with you on a highly personal basis to select the appropriate sitting for you, whether in a relaxed home atmosphere, a lovely formal studio portrait, or a unique out¬ door sitting framed by the beauty of nature. We’ll help you choose a new and excitin g way to display your portrait in your home or office by selecting from a variety of dis¬ tinctive plaques, creating the warmth of your personal touch in any corner of the room. Experience the joy and happiness of your family, friends or business acquaintances in receiving a gift which will remain in their hearts always. Give them a gift certificate which will allow them to have a portrait taken at their convenience, for Christmas, special occasions, or just because! No wedding is complete without color portraits of the special occasion, with albums available for the bride and groom, parents and grandparents. You can also remember special friends and relatives with beautiful candids of that once-in-a-lifetime day. We are especially proud of our new color lab, which allows us to control the quality and workmanship of your photograph, whether it be for your business or personal pleasure. Create a lasting treasure. Phone us at 829-5593, or visit our convenient Holden location (with free parking) for all your photographic needs. BERNARD R. CONTE v iduhatm 713 Pleasant St. Paxton, Mass. 01612 Tel. 757-6401 Paxton House of Pizza 681 Pleasant St. Paxton, Mass. 01612 Tel 757-3839 and 757-3830 Call Your Orders Before You Leave Home — They Will Be Ready on Arrival Open 7 Days a Week Mr. Gregoris Dinis, Owner and Manager Holden T.V. All the Great Names f £H L RCA Color and Black White T.V.’s Panasonic T.V.’s and Radios Regency — Cobra — Johnson — HYgain CB’s Holden TV 802 Main St., Holden 829-4417 283 tx3cu. «.5� o-ve.Vc - ,. c vva-9P«A« ' Quality and Personal Service FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fresh Produce All Year ‘Round Open Daily Including Sundays Manager: Rob Doe Call: 829-6710 G-Q Hair Stylists Appointments Available 697 Main St. Holden. Mass Tel. 829-9446 Holden Bakery Main Street Holden Tel. 829-8403 CO 3 C U , _ i-eon r� «? S BHC-C 3 r„K-l ' 9 n i- Mhi nj X uOooG d t d o i (TG to YEAQA GV6I char-l ' V.n J o vV ,v V . . c c % T) 0 _o c is ' c jy p- b ll Ards yngcirale- Ar 0 _ to off 4o5ee jj ✓ O’ -Hoe oj.2ard, -t o5 v « S ' V ' fVebi X H ' (.1 S C M s Marerwo V A 4o.ll m� nlV cix b«5 05 M t c A n® C Maple Tree Book Store 4 Boxden Road Holden, Mass. A VS ol -g 91 829-2881 A-. r « ? H csr (2,0 VO . ■ £ Emergency 756-7022 Marshall Drug V yis b ‘ eS Vv A 5e ppuoS -t cr.f W re a h.oiu do yocc -Plush c? - reef K ' di n bouJ t rnoo n bedm s dna) ordnje. snc .o Prescription Specialists Marshall Horwitz 619 Main St. Holden CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’78 FROM SENIOR PORTRAITS, INC. Affiliated With BROWN STUDIO 9 WALNUT ST. WORCESTER Orbit Pizza jag Compliments of • mkk W Christo’s dLyL Market Holden St. Wr Holden Pizza Soft Ice Cream Fancy Meat Cut to Order Chicken, Spaghetti Grinders 853-2240 985 Main St. Holden i Holden Bicycle and Sporting Goods 480 Main St., Holden 829-6400 Winter Storage Touring Accessories Sales Trade-ins Repairing Many Makes and Models to Choose From Hunt’s OSLUND’S SALES SERVICE Taylor Rental Center Power Equipment 628 South Main Street Holden Tel. 829-4983 Holden Getty Service 525 South Main Street Holden, Mass. 829-9466 Holden Building Supply Zottoli Road Holden, MA 01520 Hank’s Shell Inc. Main Street Route 12 Sterling ): SHELL Tel. 422-9885 ; QuR Complete Design, Installation and Service Heating — Plumbing — Air Conditioning Parker Oil Service, Inc. Chaffin’s Plumbing Heating 674 Main Street, Holden, MA 01520 Telephone: 829-5422 REED ROLLED THREAD DIE COMPANY Holmes-Shusas Florist, Inc. 1 Ararat St. Worcester A Supermarket for Plants and Flowers Open Daily 8:30-5:30 Sundays: Noon Til 5 P.M. 852-2550 V 2 fj Compliments of Milton L. Pearson Inc. School Bus Service Holden Holden Hardware Co. Electrical and Plumbing Supplies Paints and Hardware Sporting Goods Tel. 829-4973 1107 Main St. Miles Funeral Directors Compliments of Dea-Fraser Insurance Agency Inc. 1078 Main Street Holden, Mass. Holden Also Serving: Princeton, Paxton and Rutland Telephone: 829-4434 Holden Pizza Delicatessen and Sub 597 Main St. Holden, Mass. Tel. 829-5406 For Fast Service Call Your Order In Opposite the State Police Barracks 289 HOLDEN POLICE DEPARTMENT Warren’s Market 160 Doyle Road Holden Congratulations Class of ’78 Olson Manufacturing Company Holden Hyway Pizzaria Featuring Grinders, Pizza, Spaghetti, and Syrian Clubs Also Featuring Specials Every Day Earle A. Johnson Flowers, Inc. South Main Street Holden 829-3141 211 Doyle Road, Holden Tel. 853-2665 ‘ Paul McGrath HOLDEN ANIMAL SHELTER Boarding, Placement, and Disposal 424 Princeton Street Holden, Mass. 01522 45 CHAPEL ST. HOLDEN, MASS. 01520 291 CURRAN’S FOOTWEAR 1207 Main St. B. F. Curran Holden, MA Industrial — Commercial — Residential Joseph G. Pirani Inc. Electrical Contractor Master’s Lie A2990 Call 829-2838 Electrical and Heating Specialists Good Luck to the Class of 1978 From I I i i ! DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION THE SCHOOL STORE Compliments REED PLASTICS CORP. Holden BOTTLED BY THE AUTHORITY OF NEW ENGLAND COCA-COLA — WORCESTER 293 PIguj i fasMSns! PROMS AND ALL OCCAS ONS TEL.829-6956 605 MAi HOLDEM mm® OPP. STATE POLICE T e f •� f O’ to H I - | II X nP£fi Bt Li IZRRPESS CHi-e - V ( • ' ' rtriSSt Y£ c v c (Al ' ft, D C ' l_r V 4 K j? Or. Hi r? V c c C u o V ’ V ' i 0� , ' ' V ‘ . he xsl -ns te 1 L -O-Cf 6 ) DBS t 4 H« $ C , ' Tv (y ( aotuieSK 9j?fl« 0 futusSajt t JErica, THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS Wa ' vjr STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE WACHUSETT CHAPTER Congratulations to The Class of ’78 From THE STUDENT COUNCIL 294 PROFESSIONALS DANIEL H. RICE III, V.M.D. L. E. MAYO, M.D. SAMUEL ZARITT, D.D.S. NOLAN C. MOORE, M.D. JOHN THAYER, D.D.S. ROBERT R. RYDER, D.D.S. SPECIAL THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO HELPED SELL ADVERTISEMENTS. Wendy Abbot Susan David Robert Doe David Donahue Jamie Giguere Patty Gorman Sean Kelley A nn Mooney Kevin Ohlson Karen Vamum Joanne Wajda Susan Walker and Mr. Lengas 295 297 •a 299 301 303 . we get all the people together in the world that we really like and then just stay together? I guess that wouldn’t work. Someone would leave. Someone always leaves and then we have to say goodbye. I hate goodbyes. I know what I need. I need more hellos. Snoopy in Comic Strip PeartfiT? by Charles M. Schultz 1 Wachusett Regional High School Annual 371.8 MOU 1978 c2 475 HIGH SCHOOE ' Massachusetts Wachusett Reg. H.S. Library IwWffre c oRP 19 50