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

Text from Pages 1 - 356 of the 1979 volume:

1 iirBWumwcigi ki J 4 br v v wwm j- IfSsas?. fAWUau NgikOKK, MASSACtiUSfiHa � We, the class of 1979, the twenty-fifth graduating class of Wachusett Regional High School, have chosen to dedicate our yearbook to Miss Catherine Maynard. We will always remember her for her four years of steadfast loyalty and enthusiasm. This written dedication could never do her justice. She is a caring friend as well as a hard work¬ ing advisor, and we are grateful for the help she has given us. Thank you Miss Maynard 2 I don’t mind where I get taken; The road is calling, today is the day. ' ! I can see it took so long just to realize; I’m much too strong now to compromise. , T - : : It — i It “I I rwsMcn l £ I finally see the dawn arriving 10 I see beyond the road I’m driving Far away and left behind. ■ C- 1 1 I can tell there’s no more time left to criticize, I’ve seen what I couldn’t recognize. 14 But I can e strong SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE TO THE CLASS OF 1979 We all look back on the things you have learned and or the things we have tried to teach over the last few years. Many of us see gaps. There are gaps in areas where adults and employ¬ ees feel you should be knowledgeable (like checkbooks, loans, parenting) but you, having had no immediate need for the information, couldn’t have cared less. I’m sure that schools will return in the near future to con¬ centrating more on what the society feels our younger citizens need in the future and concentrating less on what the young people feel that they need or want now. But in the meantime, your education, broadly speaking, may have significant gaps. You have an immediate reason to be a continuing learner in practical, wordly concerns. The current statistics on overex¬ tended credit, on divorce, and on wife and child beating show this clearly. I can only wish for you that as you increase in maturity, you respect what you don’t know, that you take steps to learn before you leap. Your basic studies here will provide a solid foundation, but you need to continue to build. You stand a far better chance of being in control, of your career, of your finances, of your emotions, and, if it applies, of your marriage and your children — if you plan and build thoughtfully. God love you. Edward P. Yaglou WILLIAM CAREY, Assistant Superintendent ADMINISTRATION DR. EDWARD YAGLOU, Superintendent PETER FARRELLY, Associate Superintendent 18 HAROLD LANE, Principal MICHAEL PREGOT, Assistant Principal BERNARD TREMBLAY, Assistant Principal PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Dear Members of the Class of 1979, A yearbook is a window to the past — a kaleidoscope of per¬ sonalities and events and activities. It is, of course, not a com¬ plete record of your high school years, but if done well, is an entree to a multitude of memories and remembered friend¬ ships. You are a member of the class that closes out the first twenty-five years in the history of your high school. Yours is a special class in many ways! Your record of achievement as a class stands up well with the classes that went before and will be a challenge to those who follow. As with all groups you also are made up of individual achievements and disappointments. My hope for each of you individually is that you will forge for yourselves a life rich in happiness and personal satisfaction. I hope that the years spent at Wachusett will contribute to your future in many pos¬ itive ways and that, as the years pass, your memories of these years will gain in luster and meaning. A yearbook allows us to stand still and look both backwards and forwards! It is my sincere wish that, in your backwards glance, you will remember those who stood beside you — your parents, your teachers, your friends — and that, as you look forward to the future, you will have the kind of memories of the past that will make your future endeavors even more meaningful and productive. My best to all of you in whatever you undertake. Keep in touch. Sincerely, JANE MOULTON, Assistant Principal 19 ENGLISH CALVIN BRANCHE ESTELLE DAVIS JANETNEAL BETTY FAUTEUX ROBERT MILES, Dept. Head 20 ASTRID LEAVITT GLEN HERSEY 21 JANE MCTIGUE KENNETH MAMMONE (Sabbatical) JOSEPH REYNOLDS THOMAS MOORE SUZANNE RUBENSTEIN NORMAN POULIOT 22 JEAN WILLIAMS BARBARA WRESCHLINSKY NANCY SMITH DEBORAH SMITH (Sabbatical) ■ I MATH GUSTAF GILLBERG JAMES BARYS THELMA BLOOM LAURA BECKWITH FRANCES CREAMER, Dept. Head NORMAN ANDERSON 24 GEORGE MORIN, JR MARGARET SHELDRICK JOSEPH JENETTE RONALD HOPPER CARMELA McCURDY EILEEN LONGDEN ALISON KOMENDA DAN TARKIAINEN FOREIGN LANGUAGES GEORGEYONKER TOM POWERS, Dept. Head JOHN ANDERSON 26 ANNE BERNIER SALVATORE SCIARRONE { , in. r r — � NANCY MRZYGLOD ELAINE CORBETT spoil CLAIRE HORGAN MICHAEL BROOKS 27 E.D.P. COORDINATORS ERROL ETHIER, Dept. Head SOCIAL STUDIES NOLA BRANCHE HELEN HAMILTON. Dept. Head MATTHEW GLAVICKAS ROBERT HEDLUND 28 WILLIAM GRIFFIN, JR. HARRY LENGAS LOUIS CORNACCHIOLI LAWRENCE JAQUITH DUANE CORRINEAU TIMOTHY ETHIER 29 SCOTT LJUNGBERG DAVID RYAN FOREST MINER JEANNE PLAZA SANDRA NELSON DAVID TARKIAINEN 30 yj C. ROY BAER JOSEPH DANIELS JOSEPH GENEREUX SCIENCE CATHERINE MAYNARD DAVID BECKWITH NORMAN MILLS, Dept. Head : H0 RONALD BOUVIER ROSE HOUMERE, Dept. Head PAULINE PERRY BUSINESS PATRICIA PROKO HI f M RONALD SPAKAUSKAS BILL RASKU 32 MARY JO DIFONZO JOANN THOMPSON BEVERLY SPECHT MONICA KENNEDY RONALD MARGOLAS ARTS 34 HOME ECONOMICS CAROL WALSH ELIZABETH BARYS DONNA MANCUSO, Dept. Head JUDITH SPEIR-CRAWFORD ZARINA VELJI JEAN FETTERMAN 35 MARY WANNAMAKER PHYSICAL EDUCATION MARIANNE WOJCICKI, JENNEFER BAXTER, LINDA RADIMER LORETTA WITTIG CLAIRE PROVOST 36 Hitfej JOHN DOMAINGUE RICHARD SWANSON, Dept. Head | • RICHARD KNIGHT (Sabbatical) THOMAS SNELSON ROBERT DAGOSTINO % .. 37 AGRICULTURE CHARLES CAMPBELL ART FREDERICK WARREN, Dept. Head JAMES McLAIN CHARLENE CURRAN JANET NEALE ROBERT MOREY (Sabbatical) GREGORY BOWES 38 MUSIC GRACE REIDY RICHARD LOMBARD SPECIAL EDUCATION EVELYN ELANDER BEVERLY MYERS CAROL PARKER 39 H i HOLLY BARTON LEARNING DISABILITIES CHARLES HITCHCOCK CORE COORDINATORS EVEZINCAVAGE TECHNICIANS ROBYN JACOBSON CLAIRE GURNEY 40 PSYCHOLOGIST NURSE EVAN TSOULES LIBRARIAN BETTY SANDQUIST ROBERTA CHASE LINDA SALMONSEN W: mr 41 ROBERT MORRIS GUIDANCE JOHN O’ROURKE DAVID KRANER GARY MITCHELL HOWARD GROOM PAUL AUDETTE, Director of Guidance BARBARA ROWELL 42 NANCY DEGUTIS ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARIES GUIDANCE SECRETARIES MARCIA HASTABACKA, (3-R) MELANIE DONEGAN BARBARA DUGGAN BETTY CARLSON NORMA SMITH 43 DIRECTOR TITLE I TUTOR TITLE I JANEHEDLUND SUPERINTENDENT’S SECRETARIES BETTY BUTEAE 44 STUDY HALL MONITORS GRAYCE JONES RUTH JOHNSON ELEANOR RIGROD CAROL MONGEON CAFETERIA 45 SUSAN ABBOTT 9 Appletree Lane Holden “As long as grass grows and the wind blows and the sky is blue.” Ski spar¬ kling ridges . . . sail Blue water . . . Backpack purple Mountains . . . Love and peace to all . . . Michael. NANCY ELIZABETH ADELS Worcester Road Princeton Gerry . . . Child Study . . . blue and gold . . . poems . . . family . . . friends . . . smiles . . . five . . . Autumn . . . strawberries . . . I’m late! “So it’s the laughter we will remember, when¬ ever we remember the way we were.” CINDY MAY AHEARN 431 Main Street Rutland A single smile is Worth a Thousand Words . . . “Cheeks” . . . beach . . . muster team . . . Tiso, mountains, Blue bomb, Chevelle . . . R.V., I.B.T.C. . . . MBVODKA . . . Cana¬ dians . . . dancing . . . T.Y.F.B.A.F. ... Sal . . . memories of G.V. . . . Dreamers never die. MARK STEPHEN AHNRUD 20 Crestview Drive Holden “One of the most satisfy¬ ing things in life, is doing what they said you couldn’t” Soccer 2, 3, 4 . . . Vikings . . . 12 . . . A.P.B.A. . . . cinna¬ mon . . . Beatles . . . Lisa . . . 6-19-77 . . . Summer ’78 ... Jr. Prom . . . “together for¬ ever.” KAREN MARIE AIJALA Mount View Drive Paxton “Neither of us knows anything beautiful and good, but he thinks he does know when he doesn’t, and I don’t know and I don’t think I do” C.S.N. . . . Neil Young. PARKERS. ALLEN 57 Raymond Street Holden “Winners never know the price of losing till the prize has slipped through their hands” Hockey games . . . N.Y. Yan¬ kees . . . Tull. . . “crak- ing out adventure” . . . The Who. LESLIE ANDERSEN 173 Parker Avenue Holden Good things come to those who wait. . . D.B. . . . 7-8-77 R.S.+ Z28 Camaro . . . Summers . . . friends . . . Maine . . . Some of us have it . . . and some of us just kept looking for it. RICHARD R. ANDERSON 462 Quinapoxet Street Jefferson ’68 Camaro . . . Leo’s . . . Being late for cals . . . football camp . . . Bud tails . . . The boss: Springsteen . . . bsm . . . 448 . . . Hampton . . . skiin’ buzzed . . . Rossignol . . . Where’s the party this weekend? . . . Ed . . . See ya later Derwood. 48 JOHN F. ANEY 25 Damon Road Holden “My way of joking is to tell the truth, it’s the fun¬ niest kind of joke in the world,” Soccer 1 - 4 . . . skiing . . . Europe ’76 . . . N.H.S. . . . Acadia . . . N.H.S.M.U.N. . . . C.S.N. . . . E.L.P. . . . YES! DANIEL J. AUBERTIN 10 Birchwood Road Paxton ANDREA J. BAILEY 12 Chamberlain Road Sterling If you want all the fulfill¬ ments of life, you have to take it day by day . . . dance . . . gymnastics . . . summer . . . par- tyin’ . . . skiing . . . freebird. LISA ANN BAILEY 42 Nelson Street Holden If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it’s yours. Friends!!! Party!!! “Muffy” . . . We’re out of here!!! CHRISTOPHER KIMBALL BALL Fitchburg Road Princeton And if your head explodes with dark fore¬ bodings too, I’ll see you on the dark side of the moon. TAE KWON DO . . . camaro . . . dish¬ washers union local . . . “69” . . . photography . . . scuba ... sic vol- vere Parcas. BARBARA JEAN BARONE 7 Moat Road Sterling “A friend is one who knows all about you and still likes you.” Buddies . . . Tennis . . . Softball . . . Monte Carlo . . . Riunite . . . Parties . . . Weekends . . . Summer¬ time . . . Bermuda ’78 . . . Boston Concerts . . . Styx . . . Kansas . . . Foreigner . . . “moon-it!” MICHELE CAROLYN BARRIERE 6 Worcester Road Sterling Junction “Friendship is the golden thread that ties the hearts of all the world.” Winter track . . . Spring track . . . dance ... ski club . . . memories . . . friends . . . Love Always . . . Thank you. GREGORY C. BAYER Walnut Terrace Holden “One Wheelers” Cape Cod ’78 HBBG+FM . . . “Grizz” . . . NHS . . . MICHELOB ... I was BORN FOR ADVENTURE with ROAD FEVER and ROCK AND ROLL — IT’S EASY takin’ it day by day. 49 RAYMOND L. BAZZANO 32 Pinecroft Avenue Holden Harley-Davidson 1 . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . The Dead . . . Bud- weiser is king of beer . . . good old gold . . . Holden tennis courts . . . Camps . . . The Cape . . . soccer . . . partying out back . . . skiing . . . Southwest dorms . . . HPD S CKS. MICHAEL A. BELVILLE Hobbs Road East Princeton “Live now, for tomorrow may never come” Salis¬ bury . . . Cape . . . Con¬ certs . . . West Boylston . . . pary boat ... on Waushacum . . . Miche- lob . . . 18th birthday . . . getting lost . . . Foghat. . . football 3,4. LYNNE ALLISON BENNETT 281 Lovell Road Holden “As I’m loved let me live.” MYF . . . cheering . . . model U.N. ... ski club . . . choir . . . com¬ petition . . . friends . . . water skiing . . . sailing. SALVATOREJ BAZZANO 32 Pinecroft Avenue Holden “Bye, bye, babe it’s been a sweet love yeah, yeah.” The Lynyrd Skynyrd Band . . . The herb of essence . . . the courts . . . cocaine . . . con¬ certs and just plain par¬ tying . . . soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. CHERYLANN BENICASO 14 Glenn Ellen Road Paxton “If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it’s yours, if it doesn’t it never was.” Summer “78” . . . Mich . . . Spauldings Pitts . . . dance . . . Skynyrd . . . D.K.. . . L.P.. . . KOP. RICHARD T. BENNETT 23 John Alden Road Holden “Don’t copy the behav¬ ior and customs of the world; but be a new and different person ... in all you do and think.” sports . . . F.B.C. . . . Sr. High Fellowship . . . “bone” . . . weekends. SUSAN RUTH BENNETT 281 Lovell Road Holden “The larger the island of knowledge, the longer the shoreliner of won¬ der.” Sue . . . MYF cheering . . . competi¬ tion . . . R.S. ... ski club . . . Mexico . . . “Dr. Bennett.” CHRISTIE E. BENOIT Laurelwood Road Sterling “You never have a sec¬ ond chance to make a good impression.” M.K..K. . . . green m ms . . . Virginia . . . You couldn’t be so lucky . . . skiing is for lovers . . . C’est la vie . . . 12 5 79. 50 CAROLYN BERRY Glenwood Road Rutland “Seems we came so sud¬ denly to the end of child¬ hood dreams and the way things used to be” . . . Reflections . . . Folk Group 3 . . . Friends . . . Celia Lam- brusco . . . R’s Pizza O- N-J 1 . . . J.T. . . . Yes . . . Dylan . . . Cali¬ fornia . . . “Foxes.” KAREN ANN BERTZOS Kendall Hill Road Sterling Rick . . . Together we can make it. . . Summei ’76 . . . C.S. . . . Sun¬ shine . . . Ocean . . . Roses . . . Music . . . blue . . . “If you make the most of every day, most every day will seem special.” MICHAEL BENJAMIN BLOCH Worcester Road Princeton “You know you’ve got it, if it makes you feel good.” I Love N.Y. . . . LTD 150 ACE . . . J.P.B. . . . Wiggy . . . Piggy . . . Baseball . . . Basketball . . . Yankees 1 . . . Geils . . . Ed’s Labs . . . 2 78 . . . Big Apple . . . Vermont. . . Young. DOUGLAS W. BLOOD 327 Shrewsbury Street Holden If you could control time, you could control life, and if you could control life, you have conquered all. Shy peo¬ ple never win. Hockey . . . football . . . base¬ ball . . . Marie . . . Mic¬ helle . . . Field Hockey Players . . . Cheerlead¬ ers. PAUL S. BLOOD 262 Pleasant Street Paxton LISA A. BOBKA 105 Rowley Hill Road Sterling Try to realize it’s all within yourself, no one else can make you change. See that you’re really only very small and life flows on within you and without you . . . Friends. KAREN M. BOOTH Bean Road Sterling Happiness makes up in height what it lacks in length . . . partying . . . concerts . . . Jethro Tull . . . beaches . . . Florida . . . good times . . . Crosby . . . Stills . . . Nash . . . friends . . . memories. BONNIE ROSE BOSLEY 141 Beamen Road Sterling Beau soleil . . . Rose . . . NHS . . . FNHS . . . EHJ . . . French! . . . Great Britain . . . Les chevaux . . . “Let us begin by laughing, even if we have to cry later on.” Pocoho . . . Ma Misty. LIBRARY PACHUSEH regional higttu M9LDE C MASSACHUSETTS nu 51 PATRICE L. BOUDREAU 14 Sherwood Drive Sterling Junction Burnham . . . Summer of ' ll . . . Substance . . . Resting . . . L,B,D.R,B,D,K, . . . Patrummy . . . Sitting out back . . . Neil Young . . . There comes a time . . . Concerts W.I.S. . . . Road Trips . . . Illinois . . . Party . . . All my cares go up in smoke. JOHN ROBERT BOUSQUET 477 Bullard Street Holden, MA Suzukis . . . Motocross . . . School was fine but I’m glad the time finally reached “79” . . . Free- bird . . . Dooba’s . . . Good times Live to ride, ride to live . . . Bonnie Smith . . . Hiccup . . . K.O.P. RHONDI BOUSQUET Mixter Road Holden, MA “God, has given men the two arts, music and GYMNASTICS” . . . FRIENDS . . . High Times Lost Contracts . . . Blonds . . . Born to be Wild . . . Live up to nobody’s expectations, but your own . . . JAWOHL. NANCY JEAN BRACKETT Worcester Road Princeton Dance Club . . . Art. . . Gamma Rho . . . O.C.C. . . . J.C. the peace that passes understanding . . . hiking Wachusett Mt . . . White Mts . . . Cal . . . Maine . . . friends!!! . . . H.H. B.B. AND partying . . . But now — on to life NEIL J. BRIGHAM 47 Oak Crest Road Holden N.Y.C. ... EL PASO . . . Giants . . . 7 23 77 . . . Beatles . . . J’ai Guru Dev A Om” . . . KINKS and celluloid heroes never really die.” CYNTHIA E. BROWN 36 Vicksburg Circle Holden, MA “Enjoy what you have while you have it; you shall never pass this way again.” . . . “Cindy” . . . Bill . . . 5 5 78 . . . Good Times . . . Friends . . . LGBSNC . . . Fam¬ ily .. . Van . . . Califor¬ nia . . . Paris . . . “We’ve only just begun.” ROBERT W. BOUTELLE Mixter Road Holden, MA “The decisions made today, will be our back¬ ground of tomorrow” . . . V. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . “Boot” ... The 440 .. . Auburn Games ... 1 on 1 . . . Causeway . . . Leo ' s . . . Geils . . . Styx . . . Yes . . . BUD . . . F.M.T.D.W.N. . . . Take it easy. CAROLANN BRETON 1 Pleasant Street Paxton 52 NANCY M. BRUNELL 42 West Street Paxton RICHARD BUCKLEY 66 Sherwood Hill Drive Holden “Listen to the colour of your dreams.” — Beatles . . . Heineken . . . ski¬ ing . . . Killington . . . J.V. Baseball . . . Fen¬ way Park . . . A.P.B.A. . . . Senior Ruth . . . Wood II gang ... 70 Chevy goon . . . J. Geils . . . Alton Bay . . . Crustic. . .2:30. HARRY T. BURGESS III 35 Laurel Hill Lane Holden H.B.G.B. — FM . . . track . . . parties . . . keep right . . . “All we are is dust in the wind” . . . Flaming Ice . . . Boston . . . motorcycles . . . working towards a goal in life . . . “L.C.” . . .I’ll miss you. BRENDA A. BURKE 1 Hall Avenue Sterling “Love when you can, cry when you have to, be who you must, that’s a part of the plan.” “Momzy” . . . the lake 8 5 77 . . . C.S.N.Y. . . . FREE- BIRD “Bouv”rm.203 S.B.K.L.J.W.S.K.M M. KIM BURKE 35 Lancelot Drive Paxton “Kindness is a language the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” friends . . . parties . . . luv N.H. . . . skiing Moody Blues . . . dancin’. . . cruising . . . P.F. . . . Michael 2 23 77 . . . rum ’n coke . . . munchies . . . smile . . . have fun. SUSAN CAROL BURNS 12 Boutelle Road Sterling Junction “Music is love in search of a word.” Wachusett Singers . . . Concert chorus . . . central dis¬ trict . . . Outstanding Progress Award for Wachusett Singers 1977 . . . Arion Foundation Award 1978. STEPHEN PAUL BUSH 85 Greenwood Parkway Holden summer . . . shoulda, coulda, woulda . . . Kinks 8 31 77 . . . New Orleans . . . JBF . . . S.U.N. . . . Nebraska . . . sleepwalker . . . mirror L . . . BRS. JILL M. BUTHRAY 12 Anthony Drive Rutland “I have journeyed to the rainbow’s end and have found not gold but you my friend.” art . . . McDonald’s . . . B.B. . . . C.W. . . . Cape ’78 . . . best friends, best times. 53 DEBORAH BUTKIEWICZ 157 Highland Street Holden “To a friend ' s house the road is never long” . . . dance club . . . skiing . . . CAMPING ... the mountains ... La Sal- lette . . . Yoey . . . Pem- iquid . . . Cuz . . . H.P. . . . Townsend . . . laughing . . . Soap fights . . . Maine. HEIDI ELIZABETH BUTLER 369 Main Street Holden . . . patches make the Good-bye harder still . . . yahoo . . . Winum . . . “May all your Chil¬ dren be acrobats” . . . MVP ... Mr. Bill . . . Kizzy . . . Black Cats . . . New York City . . . Grease . . . Foxes ... 9 15 75 . . . Dancing! . . . Diamonds . . . GYMNASTICS! ELLEN J. CADORET 7 Osgood Road Sterling “Only a rock lives for¬ ever.” . . . Dance Club . . . Ballet . . . camping . . . Three Musketeers . . . “opee” . . . Apple Blossoms . . . June 9, 78 . . . E.L.S. Summer . . . sea-gulls . . . White Mts . . . Sunsets . . . CSN . . . art. . .the ocean. PHILIP JOHN CA1AZZI 37 Bean Road Sterling Jet. “Unless you know the depths of defeat, you cannot fully appreciate the exultation of victo¬ ry.” Baseball . . . S.N.H.S. . . . Football and Hockey games . . . Party Mobile . . . Zep¬ pelin . . . Alabama . . . Felipe . . . Bosox, wait till next year. JAMES CAISSIE 352 Pommagusset Road Rutland M.S. . . . The road that goes on forever . . . All- man Brothers . . . Out¬ law . . .SKYNYRD 1 . . . The Cabin . . . KEGS ... La machine . . . Party . . . The Sum¬ mer. KELLY MARIE CALLAHAN 4 Orchard Drive Paxton “If you would seek to find yourself, look not in a mirror, for there is but a shadow there, a stranger . . .” Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 . . . Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . FNHS NHS MOON IT! MARK HARRISON CAMPBELL 208 Main Street Rutland “The Duck” . . . Soccer . . . Track . . . Ski Club . . . “Thanks to Mom and Dad” . . . FFA . . . “If your heart is full of love you will always have something to give I.L.C. . . . “all the good times.” SUSAN JANE CAMPBELL 508 Wachusett Street Holden I live for my dreams and a pocketful of gold . . . high . . . weekends . . . rendez-vous . . . K.O.T. . . . 7 7 . . . Florida . . . child study . . . Worcester Center . . . summer 78 . . . goin’ wild and having a good time at it. 54 JEFFREY CANANE 75 West Street Paxton DAVID D. CARLSON 68 Stoneleigh Road Holden Computer Club . . . NHS . . . Money . . . Computers . . . Bruins . . . Red Sox. GREGORY A. CARLSON 77 Stoneleigh Road Holden “Love never ends; as for knowledge, it will pass away. For our knowledge is imperfect, but when the perfect comes the imperfect will pass away.” 1 Corinthians 13. Ik h JACQUELINE E. CARLSON Ball Hill Road Princeton CHILD STUDY . . . STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN . . . “If you don’t understand my silence you will not understand my words” “accept me as I am so I may learn what I can become.” JAMES ALBERT CARLSON 5 Meadowbrook Drive Paxton He who loves wisdom, loves his own best inter¬ est, and will be a success . . . Spouting Whale . . . Moody Beach . . . SCC . . . C.H.I.C. . . . Senior High League . . . Seattle . . . Chicago . . . Busi¬ ness Club. JAMES EDWIN CARLSON Ball Hill Road Princeton Coke adds life . . . Mol- son . . . White Moun¬ tains . . . Hey Day 78 . . . Cape . . . Rolling Stones . . . Partyin’ . . . Vermont . . . Bonging . . . concerts . . . Tull . . . Ten Years After . . . Space in time . . . Drinking Games . . . Bow Hunting. ANNE MARIE CASAVANT 755 Pleasant Street Paxton “For our world, the cir¬ cle turns again. Through¬ out the year we’ve seen the seasons change . . B. Taupin Fran, 6 19 77 . . . Midget . . . Little car . . . Acadia . . . Carria- cou, W.I. . . . Paris . . . Enterprise . . . The Black Ghost Lives!!! BETH ANN CASTRIOTTA 28 Oak Circle Holden Thank you! . . . Tangle- wood . . . Girl . . . “Simplicity; Simplicity” . . . Walden . . . Prep . . . Red Sox . . . Har¬ vard Model U.N. ... 12 9 78 . . . “You only live once!” . . . York Beach . . . Florida C.C. . . . J H . . . Relax. 55 NANCY JEANNE CHAMPLIN 66 Rolling Ridge Road Holden Micky . . . “In a place where they can never play the music too loud.” . . . Boston ... a rose is a rose . . . “Count On Me.” . . . Jefferson Star- ship . . . pearl . . . “Carry on, we will always remember. STEPHEN COLE 2 Center Drive Paxton JOANNE FRANCES CAVANAUGH 9 Brooks Road Paxton “Reality rarely matches dreams, but only dreams give nobility to purpose.” . . . FIELD HOCKEY FOREVER . . . Coach Radimer . . . Live, Love, Laugh . . . G.A.S. . . . McDonald’s . . . Model U.N.’s ... Hey Lewis!! . . . Keabs . . . Luvya, Cyn . . . Ronnie!!! MARK ALLEN CHANAKI Brooks Station Road Princeotn “Wacky” . . . Acadia 3:00 A.M. . . . Styx ’78 . . . Basketball . . . ? . . . camping out when in doubt, whip it out. . . “Chaos is come again.” SUSAN CLAPROOD 11 Brunnell Drive Holden All the flowers of all the tomorrows are the seeds of today . . . ribbons and bowls . . . Friendli¬ ness . . . prom commit¬ tee .. . Honor Roll . . . Student Council . . . smiles ... a warm fire . . . “Foxes” . . . Dance . . . Summer . . . Mem¬ ories. MELANIE G. CLARK Davis Street Rutland “Life is planned before life, and nature finds its way.” Sabrina, Shannon, Jackie, California, Led Zeppelin, Lynyrd, Meat- loaf ... “I am who I am don’t look for someone else.” . . . Bye Nancy! DAVID J. COLE 405 S. Main Street Holden He who seeks a faultless friend rests friendless . . . Canada . . . Busch . . . Having GOLD . . . The Holden Tennis Courts . . . “Iandolis” . . . Outlaws . . . Con¬ certs . . . Lynyrd Sky- nyrd. LISA RENEE CONNELLY 13 Laurel Hill Lane Holden NHS . . . Singers . . . Festivals . . . Sewing . . . renee . . . ma vieille . . . Mark . . . matching rosebuds . . . romance . . . ILC — Go Vikings! . . . Hi League . . . Easter Sunrise . . . “This was the Lord’s doing, and it is marvelous in our eyes.” 56 CORVIN J. CONNOLLY 310 Salsbury Street Holden “Echo” ... Ski Club . . . Political Affairs Club . . . Model U.N. . . . Tennis . . . Cross Country Skiing . . . “Hampton.” TIMOTHY R. CORBIN 2 Walnut Drive Sterling Jet. I’m gonna hate to see the high school days end . . . Binsk . . . Corb. . . Civic . . . Bud . . . Leo’s . . . S and G . . . Geils . . . Dylan . . . Kansas . . . Myrtle Beach S.C. . . . Gramp . . . Skiing . . . Dew . . . Pennies . . . 9 30 78 . . . moun¬ tains . . . See ya later Bernie. JOHN MICHAEL CORCORAN 15 Mower Street Paxton Each day just goes so fast I turn around it’s past . . . Harrison . . . Bea¬ tles . . . APBA . . . GIANTS . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . basketball . . . NHS SNHS . . . Molson. SUSAN ANN COTTLE 60 Rolling Ridge Road Holden “The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time” . . . James Taylor . . . dance . . . B.J. and Okinawa . . . Political Affairs Club . . . camp¬ ing . . . good friends . . . George Benson — Tanglewood . . . cam¬ paigning “tickets” . . . Model U.N.. . . N.C.!! BRADFORD A. CROCKETT 13 Dawson Circle Holden Rolling Stones . . . Grateful Dead . . . “What a long strange TRIP it’s been” . . . Washington ’77 . . . Utah ’78 . . . The moun¬ tains . . . Thunderstorm Juction . . . Friends. PAMELA JEANNE COSTA 6 Belmont Drive Sterling “Yesterday was, today is, but tomorrow is yet to come.” . . . Maine . . . Wells and Moody Beach . . . My friends . . . Summer of ’78 . . . Chink food . . . my fam¬ ily . . . memories. BRENDA J. COURT 5 Dorothy Avenue Holden “The brief existence of accomplishment instantly pressures expectance” . . . “BJ” GUITAR (“F.M.C.”) . . . D.S. . . . ART . . . Roses . . . Pandas . . . Ice Cream ... JT ... Camping . . . Snow¬ storms . . . poetry . . . ma vrai famille . . . Toutes mes amis . . . “Constantly Risking Absurdity.” TRACY LYNN CRONK 91 Salisbury Street Holden “God gave us memories so that we could have roses in November.” . . . TLC . . . dance . . . friends . . . Koala . . . Jmm . . . Styx . . . sun¬ rise sunset . . . rainbows . . . tears . . . if . . . dreams . . . 10 23 76 . . . 14 . . . roses . . . i love you. 57 CHERYL ANN CROSS New Braintree Road Oakhorn Live every day and let tomorrow take care of itself . . . Curley - . . Llag . . . L.L.A. I love . . . Little baby ducks . . . puppies . . . coun¬ try streams . . . pictures of my friends . . . squir¬ rels . . . people . . . music . . . woods . . . Life. KATHLEEN MARIE CROWLEY Hobbs Road Princeton I could move mountains if someone would clear the foothills out of my way. Kath . . . Poetry . . . Volleyball . . . Reflections . . . “ACE” “I can handle that” . . . humorous . . . 7th period . . . graveyards . . . Mun’s little bird . . . TJ and BL. ROY CREELMAN 63 Arizona Drive Holden Expect the worse and hope for the best . . . Ah, the great outdoors . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . The Courts . . . Zztop . . . The tracks . . . Gedzy . . . Bolson Golden Ale . . . K.O.P. . . . etc. SUSAN LYNN CRYSTOFF 1567 Main Street Jefferson “Sometimes the easiest things are still the hard¬ est ones to learn about.” EC Varsity Gymnastics Team 3 . . . Trailrides . . . The Cables . . . Betty-Boop . . . Summer of ’76 . . . Hey Cutie! (from A.P.) Get What?? WILFRED WATKINS CSAPLAR JR. 14 Wyndhurst Drive Holden Basketball . . . Math team . . . National Honor Society . . . Phys¬ ics .. . Library Club . . . Sweet . . . The Gol¬ den Greats . . . Little Willy . . . Live for today . . . English Rock n’ Roll . . . computer . . . “Infinity, like time with¬ out a friend.” DANALO. CURTIS 892 Main Street Holden “It by along; her got so truck can, along with cannot” Football 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Gloucster . . . Aaron . . . Jeth; Lebe- non; Carlos; Blue and White; Shamrock . . . the malloon. CURT A. CUTTING 14 Grove Street Paxton JAMES A. DAVIS Meeting House Hill Road Sterling Backpacking club . . . X-country skiing club . . . Winter and Spring Track . . . Another day, another lesson. 58 JONATHAN EARLE DAVIS 7 Davis Ledge Road Sterling Jet. “Jed” . . . night skiing . . . FNHS . . . Student Council . . . NHS . . . London . . . Baseball . . . SS-4 . . . “Down on the farm” . . . Paris . . . Stocky, Gumps, GLP . . . “No epilogue, please, my play needs no excuse.” SHEILA J. DAV1TT 210 Upper North Row Road Sterling “Love the beautiful, seek out the true, wish for the good, and the best do” . . . smiles . . . black eye . . . good times . . . Ohh, M ' God! . . . foot¬ ball cheering . . . Hey Chick! . . . yearbook . . . skiing . . . buddies . . . sunshine. CRISTINEA. DeLUCA 26 Fairchild Drive Holden Rob Bel isle . . . April 23, 1978 when this you see . . . remember me . . . and bare me in your mind ... let people say what they may . . . and speak of me as you find . . . K.O.P. KAREN F. DeLUCA 26 Fairchild Drive Holden A Just as we figure out what to do with it and how to handle it, we find we’re through with it. . . Burger . . . Dance . . . Miller . . . High Life . . . MS . . . Hey Burke. PATRICIA K.de MARCKEN 26 Laurelwood Road Holden “Just like a summer breeze, a friend is gentle, warm and kind” . . . Swimming . . . tennis . . . bicycling Wachusett . . . sewing . . . camping . . . family . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. LISA A.deSALVO 20 Old Salisbury Street Holden Ray . . . Jack Daniel’s . . . the deadly 7 . . .the Cape ’77 ’78 . . . skiing ’77 . . . Washington ’77 . . . dancing . . . Zonka- raz . . . give to the world the best that you have and the best will come back to you. JONATHAN C. DINGLE 7 Wyndhurst Drive Holden NHS . . . Football . . . Track . . . Yes . . . ELP . . . Partymobile . . . “yeehaw!” . . . Astron¬ omy . . . Hiking . . . Snowshoeing . . . Biking . . . Summer ’78 . . . CRC Crii . . . Grateful Dead . . . “Go for it” . . . Laura . . . July 4. DONNA M. DOHERTY Town Farm Road Princeton Dream on — dream on until your dreams come true . . . Teddy . . . Tigers and Dolls? . . . Ma, Dad and the Kids . . . JT . . . C T’s 7 17 76 . . . The ocean . . . Sunshine . . . LCC . . . KK BS . . . Mack-T’s . . .ECL. . .CM7 . . . RVH-JW ... and Terri . . . Low HWC. 59 PATRICIA J. DONOVAN 97 Highland Street Holden “What a long, strange trip it’s been.” Grateful Dead . . . hiking . . . Vermont . . . skiing . . . Paris . . . Florida . . . Wash. D.C. . . . C. Street . . . mountains . . . snowstorms . . . Yes . . . concerts . . . travel . . . good times partying . . . laughing . . . C.S.N. Y.. . .fam¬ ily. . . K.C.. . . BFF. MARY ANN DRESLEY 40 Sherwood Hill Drive Holden Give me the faith of awareness of beauty everywhere, Eyes to see, and ears to hear — an open heart to care. Tiecy . . . Buster . . . Drez! . . . family and friends . . . M.D.. . . RH-S-HS . . .SPORTS! DEBORAH A. DRINON 71 Steele Street Holden People Remember Only — Mad Images Some¬ how Escaping Sadness. Rick . . . CSNY . . . K.O.P. . . . Weekends . . . Friends . . . Create . . . Dance . . . Feel . . . The Sky . . . Move¬ ment . . . Feel the breeze . . . Free to be, you and me. TAMMY ELAINE DOUGLAS 140 Redstone Hill Sterling If having fun was a crime, I’d be serving a life sentence. Skiing . . . Softball 2, 3 . . . memo¬ ries . . . Heineken Blitzes . . . cruising around . . . friends . . . camping . . . being around people . . . life . . . see ya later. PATRICIA ANN DRESLEY 40 Sherwood Hill Drive Holden Faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evi¬ dence of things not se en. Family . . . Friends . . . memories . . . RH-Com- ets . . . N.Y.-4-76 B.M. . . . D.C. . . . Sports . . . Days . . . Mare . . . changing. DOUGLAS W. DROHAN Boylston Avenue Princeton If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance, Baffle them with b.s. . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd ... 6 18 77 . . . D.M.S. . . . Washington ’75 ... A dreamer lives forever . . . Party Hardy!! . . . Bye. ROBERTS. DUCA 58 Winfield Road Holden Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Seeds . . . Klink . . . Auburn games . . . N.M.D. . . . C.S.N. . . . “1” on “1” . . . S.O.P. . . . BUD . . . Duke. ANNE TERESA DUDLEY 11 Valley Hill Drive Holden “Life’s tough” Charley West . . . Vero . . . The Buckster . . . doubs 7 . . . “breakers” . . . Memphis . . . “One up, one back” . . . count¬ down . . . K.C. Royals . . . George Brett . . . Blue Devils . . . Blizzard of’78. . .“tops” DAVID H. EDDY IV 115 Maple Avenue Rutland Basketball . . . Hunting . . . Bud . . . Miller . . . guns . . . Friends . . . Work . . . L.M.T.D.. . . Meatloaf . . . Rolling Stone . . . Fire Bridge. DIANE BARBARA ELLIS 36 Wayland Circle Holden “What appears to be the end may really be a new beginning.” . . . Friends . . . Wesley Church Cheerleading . . . M.Y.F. . . . Traveling . . . Friendly’s . . . Movies . . . Gymnastics . . . Silver . . . Week¬ ends . . . Laughing. Why live for tomorrow, when all we have is today? . . . Gymnastics . . . Dance Concerts . . . Spring Musicals . . . “Andy” . . . swimming, Duf . . . Friends . . . Weekends. SUSAN M. DUFFY 44 Osgood Road Sterling, Jet. “The simple things in life are the things we seem to cherish the most.” KEVIN . . . times we spend together . . . good friends . . . Washington, ’78 . . . Mama . . . Chink food . . . J.C.S. . . . ONH . . . Roses . . . Memories. tennis . . . skiing . . . Zeppelin . . . Yes . . . The Side Door . . . Col¬ orado ’78. CHRISTOPHER F. DURHAM South Road Holden “The secret of success is constancy to purpose.” Benjamin Disraeli . . . “Kip” . . . Pres. 2, 3, 4 . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 1 3 . . . NHS . . . “Pray for Snow” . . . Skiing . . . “Life is just one damned thing after another.” . . . What ' s next? JANE ELIZABETH EIDENT 11 Forestdale Road Paxton “To every sunrise there’s a new beginning and to every sunset there’s a memory.” “Killer” . . . wild and crazy friends . . . good times . . . football . . . hockey games . . . Pinecroft. . . parties . . . “Goodbye doesn’t mean forever.” PAUL D. ELMS 143 Nola Drive Holden “Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day.” Pink Floyd . . .It’s been a rare expe¬ rience . . . camping . . . hiking . . . B.S.A. . . . D.E.C.A. . . . Beatles . . . Moody Blues . . . Boston. THOMAS E. DUFF 61 Sherwood Hill Drive Holden ANDREWJOHN DU FAULT 777 Salisbury Street Holden • ’ Vi • «■ 61 ROBIN ALICE EMERY 69 Highland Avenue Holden The better part of one’s life consists of friendship . . . Embrees . . . Field Hockey . . . “Moon it” . . . skiing . . . tennis . . . Boston concerts . . . Grampa . . . TR6 rr . . . buddies . . . P-P . . . Riunite. . .STYX. LEWIS GEORGE EVANGELIDIS Newell Road Holden “Live and you will have wished to have lived when you are dying.” . . . Beatles . . . BOSOX . . . A.P.B.A. . . . Greek Power. . . Harrison . . . Ed’s labs . . . Bangla¬ desh . . . Long life to all . . . Basketball 1, 2, 4 . . . Tennis 2, 3. ROBERT B. FENNEUFF 330 Resevoir Street Holden PETER S. FERGUSON 90 Phillips Road Holden You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave . . . friends. . . P W 2201 . . . D DA40X . . . SD45 . . . PA’s . . . RS 32 . . . walong siding . . . Hotel California . . . Rumours. RITA FITZGERALD 777 Salisbury Street Holden “To have laughed often and loved much, this is to have succeeded!” . . . Mark 6 16 78 . . . Friends . . . Love . . . Summer of ’78 . . . grad¬ uation . . . C.C. . . . DS . . . gymnastics ... Sis . . . RJDS, parties . . . Green M M’s . . . retard . . . week-ends. JAMES E. FERGUSON 22 Princeton Street Jefferson Ferg, “arrested for driv¬ ing while blind” . . . Keg parties . . . concerts . . . “The Beef” . . . Molson . . . Deadheads . . . “Do it up”. . . M.S.. . . “Street Survivors . . . “Tracking” . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd. CHRISTINE MARY FINNEGAN 179 Highland Street Holden “To wonder is to begin to understand” . . . “Finny” . . . Cape Cod . . . Nantucket. . . Sun¬ sets . . . Mountains . . . Summer ’78 . . . memo¬ ries . . . foxes . . . field hockey . . . Tennis . . . CYC . . . GS . . . FIC . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Christmas . . . Snowy nights . . . Smil¬ ing. JODIE ANNE FITZWATER 21 Short Street Holden “Accept me as I am so I may learn what I may become.” friends . . . N.H. . . . skdi . . . Ship- mans . . . horseback rid¬ ing . . . singing . . . sun¬ sets . . . Styx . . . Pugs . . . Personal talks . . . Cin . . . Rob . . . I.S. . . . B.D. . . . MALC . . . Rick. 62 THOMAS AQUINAS FOLEY 346 Pleasant Street Paxton Yee-hah . . . 7915003 . . . Varsity Ultimate Frisbee . . . Holland ’78 Summer . . . “semi-war” . . . Trostel Research Group . . . The ‘Dead’ . . . ELP . . . Tarkus . . . Also Sprach Zapas- thustra . . . Go for Baro¬ que . . . IHC Vintage ’68 . . . “Confusion will be my Epitaph.” PAUL N. FORTIER 47 Wyndhurst Drive Holden “There is only one suc¬ cess — to be able to spend your life your own way.” Hockey 2, 3, 4 . . . “The Cpae” . . . ELP . . . YES . . . CSNY . . . C’est la vie. JANE LISA FREDRIKSON 24 Oak Ridge Road Holden Life is made of tears and laughter . . . Cape Cod . . . Bob 7 29 78 . . . Hubbardston . . . Drive- Ins . . . I’m Freezing . . . Cruising . . . Row- die .. . Poetry . . . Can¬ ada . . . Summer of ’78 . . . I.L.C. CHRISTINE MARIE FORESTEIRE Sterling Road Princeton “Live hand-in-hand and together we’ll stand on the threshold of a dream.” . . . J.P.L. . . . Skiing . . . DSMD . . . G T . . . Wine . . . Moody Blues . . . Terri . . . Montana Moun¬ tains . . . Sun and Ocean . . . My Brothers . . . Dickie. . . LOWHWC. PAUL F. FORTUNATO 15 Mark Bradford Drive Holden “No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings.” . . . Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball . . . Zermatt France . . . “Fuge” . . . Friends . . . “Chicago”. DEAN WILLIAM FRYE 15 Whitney Drive Paxton “Live everyday as if there were no tomor¬ row.” . . . Hiking . . . Showshoeing . . . music . . . Frisbee . . . Having a good time . . . “Happi¬ ness means nothing with¬ out friends.” DANIEL E. GAFFNEY Cheryl Ann Drive Rutland “Life is never what it seems and every man must meet his destiny.” Skiing . . . Chevrolet . . . Mark 1 . . . PC . . . Switzerland . . . Arctic Cat ... 350 ... McDonalds . . . The Rolling Stones . . . Beast of Burden. CONNIE T. GAGER 15 Meadow Wood Drive Holden “Take as much as you think you ought to, give just as much as you can.” . . . Dan Fogelberg . . . CSNY . . . Concerts . . . Buddies . . . Field Hockey . . . Hampton ’78 . . . B.F.D. . . . Football Games . . . D.E.S. . . . Souvenirs . . . Memories. 63 ELAINE MARILYN GAGNON 280 Leominster Road Sterling Love the one you’re with . . . Chuck . . . parties . . . the garage . . . C.D. . . . December 4 . . . January 20. ANNMARIE GALLANT Paddock Road Rutland Life is only what you make it so make life what you want because you’re the only one to blame if it turns out in shame . . . dream on . . . PAUL. PHINEAS E. GAY 119 Salisbury Street Holden “A man is born to achieve great things if he has the strength to con¬ quer himself.” Skiing . . . NHS . . . Tennis . . . Parties . . . C.S.N.Y. . . . YES . . . Outlaws . . . P B . . . The Best Damn Year¬ book. CAROLYN M. GENTLEMAN 178 Bullard Street Holden “A time you never can or shall erase.” Elly . . . my brother . . . S.E. . . . Summer of ' 78 . . . friends . . . smiles . . . memories . . . Junior Prom . . . J.S. . . . Reg . . . Green M M’s . . . Hon . . . C.C.’s . . . Gentleben . . . Scotland . . . Sailing . . . 10-12- 78. JOANNA M. GEOFFREY 241 Highland Street Holden Changes fill my time, baby that’s alright with me, in the midst I think of you and how it used to be. . . . Jamie . . . Zep¬ pelin . . . RUSH . . . Passage to Bankok . . . Last Summer. LISA M. GERMAIN 442 Marshall Street Paxton “I do my thing, you do your thing . . .” Burger . . . Child Study . . . Dance . . . Lynyrd . . . Geils 7 22 78 . . .Miller . . . Winter of ’77-78 . . . K.O.T. ... The Stang I . . . Hampton . . . Live free or die . . . Emily. GARY GIARD 51 Homestead Road Holden LAURA ANN GILMORE 383 Reservoir Street Holden “When love and skill work together expect a masterpiece.” Dance 2, 3, 4 . . . The Cape . . . Waterskiing . . . beaches . . . sunsets . . . family . . . Michigan . . . FINE TIMES . . . friends . . . CBN . . . memories . . . Life’s greatest thrill is tomor¬ row.” 64 STEWART JOHN GOODHILE Manning Street Holden You are who you are. If you aren’t what you are why be what you are! Football . . . USC . . . Great Pumkin Race . . . HBE . . . McDonalds . . . Poster parties . . . pink cars . . . memories . . . injuries . . . FRIENDS. MONICA ANN GOODRICH 281 Grove Street Paxton “The world’s all nine, white lightning and wine.’’ BCR . . . friends . . . music . . . summer . . . S. Carolina . . . baseball, basketball games . . . Hawaii . . . How Deep It Goes . . . “I don’t know” 12 17 77 . . . shy . . . Rosetta Stone . . . “That’s Life”. HEIDI JOY GOODROW Pleasantdale Road Rutland “Nothing is forgotten or forgiven, when it’s your last time around, . . Craig . . . Rob . . . DHRH . . . sod . . . 7 7 . . . Dance . . . Football Cheering . . . Springsteen Concert ’78 . . . ’ole chaise lounge . . . “No oyya-doyyas!” LYNNE MARIE GRADOWSKI Davis Street Rutland Sooner or later it all turns real. Walk on . . . The Cosmic Muffin . . . Randy . . . Higher Ground . . . Neat . . . Skynyrd 6-’77 . . . Suzy . . . C.D.B. . . . E.L.P. . . . Yes . . . Joe. DAVID HALL GRAFFUM 2 Meadow Wood Drive Holden “A little nonsense, now and then, is relished by the wisest men.” EGAD! . . . kemistrie . . . Montreal and Quebec . . . Concert Band . . . BS. . . NHS . . .Camp¬ ing . . . Treasure Valley . . . And the Beat Goes On. CHRISTINE M. GUSTAFSON Ball Hill Road Princeton If you have something set it free. If it comes back to you it is yours. If it doesn’t It never was. Walter. . . 1 21 78 . . . child study . . . Football . . . Booner. RUTH A. HAGBERG Brooks Station Road Princeton “Lately it occurs to me what a long, strange trip it’s been.” GD . . . Rubia . . . h.m.I.l.y.c. art . . . summers . . . Moody Beach . . . Writ¬ ing . . . buddies . . . C.S.N.Y. . . . fig . . . what? SUZANNE V. HALL Worcester Road Princeton Westward . . . 2 8 . . . snow . . . log cabin . . . In wilderness is the pres¬ ervation of the world.” One is a number divided by two . . . CSNY . . . Talkin’ bout very free and easy . . . Wild, Wild, Horses. 65 KARLW. HALLEN Mountain Road Princeton FFA: Reporter (2) . . . Vice President (3) . . . President (4) . . . Star State Farmer 1978 . . . Mathletes . . . National Honor Society . . . Honor Rolls: 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . “Farmers: Out¬ standing in their field.” DENISE HAMEL 57 Longmeadow Avenue Holden SCOTT R. HANSON 14 Laurelwood Road Sterling Winter snowmobiling . . . P.R. ... ski zim . . . Good times . . . “Friends may come and friends may go, but the memories live on for¬ ever.” . . . Au revoir . . . WRHS . . . 25th year . . . “79” the best ever . . . Thanks. STEVEN E. HASTABACKA 165 Highland Street Holden Listening to fine stereos . . . White Mountain trips . . . concerts . . . Cult detainment at Hampden . . . Molsons . . . Camp parties . . . Q.C.C. . . . Hiking . . . Skiing . . . The Ulti¬ mate. LIN DAG. HAYES 10 Jefferson Drive Paxton “The finger of God touches your life when you make a friend.” . . . friends . . . parties . . . good times . . . retreats . . . P.F. . . . D.D.W. . . . L.T. . . . Basketball . . . Softball . . . not field hockey . . . Family . . . memories . . . H.C. . . . Talks . . . Thanks. DONALD J. HARRIS 1225 Main Street Holden “I hurry through my life never stopping to see, how beautiful life was meant to be” . . . sum¬ mer of ’78 . . . friends . . . Vermont . . . Styx . . . parties . . . cruisin’ . . . beach . . . E.L.O. . . . S.S. . . . Good times . . .dude. JAMES SCOTT HASTIE 30 Driftwood Drive Holden I finally made it . . . Amy . . . My family . . . 6 24 78 . . . Abbott and Costello . . . skateboard¬ ing . . . Chicago . . . Beatles ... 4 wheel drive trucks . . . friends . . . Outdoors . . . Mountains . . . living free . . . Fall. . . Christ¬ mas time . . . Summer nights with A.E.B. ROBIN LEE HELLE 5 Prospect Street Rutland “We are about as happy as we make our minds up to be.” . . . DEXTER . . . Hide . . . CJHG . . . Jake . . . field hockey . . . “Moon it” . . . JJ . . . Paris . . . N.H.S. . . . sdl . . . E.J. . . . skiing ... the ole’ chaise lounge!! 66 JULIE A. HENDERSON 40 Putnam Lane Holden Horseback riding . . . Skiing ... 69 Camaro . . . Nubble light . . . Nikkia . . . Sammy . . . Julie-bug . . . No Way Baby . . . Listen here Woman . . . Looking forward to the future . . . R.A.D. . . . 9 10 78. KATHY A. HENDERSON 261 Chapel Street Holden “With memories to look back on, yesterday is never gone.” . . . Rick . . . Hampton . . . YES . . . Lowenbrau . . . M.K.D.E.M.M.K.C.L.B. . . . Parties . . . TGIF . . . “Kat” . . . Camaro . . . “seriously now” . . . KOP . . . Eptard . . . “we’re out of here”. ROBERT GORDON HENDRICKSON JR. 10 Princeton Street Jefferson “I musta got lost some¬ where down the line.” . . . 350 Olds . . . “Call me the breeze” . . . Rat . . . LYNYRD SKY- NYRD . . . Fine Machines . . . Gold . . . The “Dead” . . . J. Geils . . . York Beach . . . Trouble Ahead, Trouble Behind . . . MS. GREGORY S. HILL 291 Highland Street Holden “So, so you think you can tell Heaven from Hell, so you think you can tell.” . . . Corvettes . . . Westboro Speedway . . . Auto crosses . . . Lime Rock . . . Friends . . . Motorcycles . . . Linda Ronstadt. REBECCA ANN HITCHCOCK Brook Station Road Princeton “To fulfill life, you must love someone special and be loved back by that person.” . . . Phil... 10 1 78 . . . Patrummy . . . “Freebird” . . . Trans Am . . . Kansas . . . Jackson Browne . . . Black Diamond . . . Freedom Jam . . . Bee P.L.G.D. D.D.G.L.P. B.S.B.K. SCOTT HOLMAN 66 Wilde Willow Drive Holden “It is better to remain silent and appear stupid, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt” HEATHER F. HOWARD Worcestor Road Princeton “Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful we must carry it with us or we will find it not.” . . . RWE . . . Mountain magic music, faith . . . CSNY . . . Acoustic G . . . TRI — O. . .PT. 67 MARK JENKINS 92 Richards Avenue Paxton “Each Happiness of today is tomorrow’s dream” . . . H.S.A.. . . Cape Cod . . . daydreaming . . . snow . . . crusin around . . . work . . . good times . . . family and friends. MINA HUNT Marshall Street Paxton You cannot do a kind¬ ness too soon, for you never know how soon it will be too late . . . “Laadie” . . . Beatles . . . wrecking crew . . . H.S.A. . . . adventures in traveling . . . art . . . Chinese food . . . K.O.P. MICHAELA E. JARVIS 15 Walbridge Road Paxton It would be so easy to join the chorus line. But then how would I know who the clapping was for? . . . piano . . . flute . . . Kerouac . . . 7 7’s . . . Snelly’s Bike Trip . . . Joni Mitchell. BONNIE JEAN JENSEN 635 Pleasant Street Paxton Senior year . . . summer vacation . . . beach . . . weekends . . . old friends . . . new friends . . . Washington ’77 . . . My Family . . . “Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a bro¬ ken winged bird that cannot fly.” ROBERT JOHNS 16 Anthony Drive Rutland “Two big steps is the same as three little ones.” . . . “St. Pats” . . . Jonny Winters . . . M.S. . . . What’s up? ... be cool. . . RONALD JOHNS 16 Anthony Drive Rutland Life is 10 percent what you make it, and 90 per¬ cent how you take it. . . Tull . . . Outlaws . . . concerts. SANDRA K. JOHNS 84 Woodridge Road Holden Sometimes when you reach for a dream you have to leave something behind . . . sand . . . proms. . .BillyJoel. CONRAD P. JOHNSON 6-5 Maple Avenue Rutland 68 DANIEL P. JOHNSON 24 Duxbury Drive Holden Gawkables ... the Big M . . . cruisin’ . . . par¬ ties . . . good times . . . Tull. . . Pink Floyd . . . Yes . . . ELP . . . Let me know if I’m in your way!! ... hit the woods . . . kill car . . . Ralph . . . DECA. LAURA LEE JOHNSON 193 Doyle Road Holden “Real love begins where nothing is expected in return” . . . DGL ... 4 122111 . . . Custom 500 . . . Firebird . . . Danc¬ ing ... Jr. Prom . . . Sveeds . . . VV 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Foxes . . . walks . . . Mistral Wind! . . . art. . . the Kegs, FI . . . Thanx. MICHEAL LEON JOHNSON Wheeler Road Princeton Every man I meet is my master in some point, and in that I learn of him . . . Cape Cod . . . fish¬ ing . . . Fred and “T” . . . Harriett . . . G.G.G.. . . Misfit... I came, I saw, I con¬ quered. SHERYL A. JOHNSON 5 Woodridge Road Holden “We are our own sav¬ iors” . . . JHY . . . Blue skies and sunshine, oceans . . . mountains . . . Dylan . . . West Chester, Ohio . . . PARTY . . . Laughin’ with Kim . . . Really! LAURIE J. JOHNSTONE 89 Parker Avenue Holden The moment may be temporary, but the mem¬ ory lasts forever . . . Bill . . . W.H.J. 10 13 75 . . . 65 Chevy . . . CRUISIN’ . . . Black Beauty . . . Vans . . . partying . . . family AND friends . . . Sum¬ mer of 75 . . . Sarnie . . . Bozo . . . Take it easy DONNA M. JONES 19 Birchwood Road Rutland “If you hear, you forget . . . If you see, you understand ... If you do, you remember . . . Summer . . . parties . . . Skynyrd . . . good times . . . cruisin’ around . . . H.S.A. . . . friends . . . life . . . family VICTORIA A. JONES 189 West Street Paxton New home, new friends . . . the poet . . . note¬ book . . . football . . . graveyards . . . walks uptown . . . Homecom¬ ing . . . The Inn . . . seventh period . . . Echoites ... the neigh¬ borhood crew . . . Sing¬ ers .. . other wild and crazy people . . . AMY BETH JORDAN 815 Salisbury Street Holden “The past is but the beginning of the begin¬ ning.” . . . “Aim” . . . Jeff (5 20 77) ... Bye Bye Birdie . . . friends (R.A.D.) . . . cuties . . . JDBRBB . . . family . . . Sundays (J.L.) . . . TV 27 . . . bb cheering . . . field hockey . . . dancing . . . S.C. . . . N.H.S.. . .Yearbook. 69 LEE ANN JOYCE 180 Meadow Wood Drive Holden “Be yourself, there is no one nicer.” Tony . . . Cape Cod . . . Hampton Beach . . . June 25, 1977 . . . Parties. . . Football Games . . . Animals . . . being happy . . . having fun . . . “Goin’ Out” . . . family . . . WEEK¬ ENDS!! SHEILA L. JUDKINS Wheeler Road Rutland “There’s a wind blowin over my shoulder. Guess I’ll set a course and go.” C.S.N. . . . Summer ’78 . . . “The Storms” . . . G. Bridge . . . “Miss You” . . . E. Lake . . . camping . . . Joan’s par¬ ties . . . “Cape” . . . friends. BRADLEY DAVID JUNELL Redemption Rock Road Princeton “The time is gone, the song is over, thought I’d have something more to say” Diane . . . 2 14 77 . . . Bo-Pro . . . The Gap . . . Cabby ... ’67 Club . . . April 15 . . . Dishwashers Union Local 69 . . . Firebird. JOANNE Z. JUODAITIS 47 Pin ecr ' oft Avenue Holden “We cannot make our sun stand still” “Jo” blushing . . . beaches . . . phone BILLS . . . flute . . . summer ’78 . . . my “twin” . . . scoop, scoop M.S. . . . friends . . . camping . . . proms . . . dancing . . . red roses . . . V.S. . . .10 9 76. JULIE LYNNE KALLIG 11 Streeter Road Paxton “Blue windows behind the stars; yellow moon on the rise; big birds fly¬ ing across the sky; throwing shadows on our eyes” C.S.N. and Neil Young . . . Summer . . . Jules . . . J.T. . . . What?. . . B.F.F. CECILY ANNE KARLE 279 Pleasant Street Paxton If you love something — set it free; if it doesn’t come back it was never meant to be. Ces . . . Summerhouse ’76 . . . Wrecking Crew . . . Donged at Dings . . . “It’s so damn funny!” PETER KARL KASPARSON 43 Brattle Street Holden “So this is how it all ends — not with a bang but a whimper.” A.P.B.A. . . . “pierre” . . . golf . . . BEATLES . . . Ringo . . . “Act Naturally” . . . Mets . . . Broncos . . . ILC . . . H-Truffle and 2087. JAMES FRANCIS KELLEY 64 Longmeadow Avenue Holden “Yesterday’s memories are Tomorrow’s Dreams” Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Baseball 3, 4 . . . Skiing . . . Mountains . . . Hampton Beach . . . Cape Cod . . . Wash. D.C. . . . Next year . . . Look Toward’s Tomorrow. 70 KIM RICHARD KENNEDY Barre Paxton Road Rutland “Ready to go? Never to return!” . . . Cathedral Rocks . . . 10 6 78 . . . Snakesville . . . C.K. . . . Manny’s . . . What Da’ . . . SSS+S . . . Tempest . . . New York . . . Dance that dance + freak with me . . . Uh- hmmmph! . . . Hey Babe. . .! TERESA MARIE KENNEY Prescott Street Rutland Happiness is what life is all about; so stop reach¬ ing for deceiving goals . . . field hockey (capt.) . . . basketball. . . Paris . . . Lums — 1:00 . . . donuts . . . GSABR . . . Lin . . . Ame . . . family . . . JP ... orange bomb . . . Kizzy . . . hairdresser? GERALD A. KETO 1 Redgate Lane Holden STEPHEN CHARLES KESSNER 180 Nola Drive Holden Maine summers . . . M.D.I.. . . Pretty Marsh . . . Low tide . . . the woods . . . The Beatles . . . “Life, you make it what it is.” . . . Cat Ste¬ vens. MARYJANE KEWLEY 7 Wendover Road Holden Live life to its fullest because you never have a second time around . . . P.J.’s . . . Norton . . . Mike . . . FRIENDS . . . PARTIES . . . LITE . . . Cape Cod . . . Jasons . . . We’re out of here! DARYL A. KILGORE 31 Oakridge Road Holden The most wasted day is that in which we haven’t laughed . . . “M issy” . . . Washington ’78 . . . Florida . . . L.D. Lounge . . . partying . . . concerts . . . CSNY . . . Greenfield . . . ski¬ ing . . . C. Street... my family . . . friends . . . summers . . . memories . . . B.F.F. 1 MARK F. KIMBALL 327 Malden Street Holden Nihil dictum quod non dictum prius . . . Cross Country . . . Fred! . . . Underside . . . Echo Ed . . . Zeppelin . . . Grate¬ ful Dead . . . Foghat . . . Motocross . . . Kawasaki. . . le pouvoir . . . National Honor Society . . . Dish wash¬ er’s Union Local 69. NANCYJANE KINGSBURY 9 Jefferson Drive Paxton For every sunrise, there’s a dream, for every sunset a memory . . . Friends . . . DANCE . . . M -I- M’s . . . Sec. 1, 2 . . . WicRed! . . . JNH . . . “Charlemagne” . . . Friendly’s . . . Laughing . . . P.C.C. . . . Skiing . . . Barry Manilow . . . Being silly . . . Chinese Red Lights . . . Memo¬ ries. 71 ROBERT F. KIRK Edson Avenue Rutland Cross country 2, 3, 4 . . . Foreigner . . . Winter track 2, 3, 4 . . . Spring track, 3, 4. DAVID ALAN KLOCZKOWSKI 24 North Cove Road Sterling Jet. There are many things that we must do, and sometimes we just don’t know why . . . Cindy . . . Klutch . . . the beach . . . cars . . . yamaha . . . WFO . . . Motocross ... 31 .. . Ski Club . . . KELS . . . MacDonald’s . . . CSN . . .Tull. DEBORAH KNISKERN 543 Pleasant Street Paxton Gold grass and High times forever! Don’t stop for no one because no one will stop for you. C.B., L.P., . . . dance . . . Spauldings . . . Mich . . . Roofer . . . K.O.P. . . . Pits . . . Fleetwood. LISA E. KRASHES Rhodes Road Princeton There’s a new day break¬ ing through . . . the sun¬ rise . . . the mountain . . . good tunes . . . par¬ ties . . . Maine . . . Bud . . . skiing . . . summer ’78 . . . concerts . . . Dwight let the party carry on now until who knows when! MARIE M. LAFORTUNE Lake Shore Drive Sterling The mountain . . . Par¬ ties . . . Good times . . . friends H.S.A. . . . Riz- “bee”?? . . . concerts . . . J. Geils . . . C.S.N. . . . Neil Young . . . Charlie Daniels . . . Jackson Browne . . . Moody Blues . . . “I’ve got a peaceful easy feel¬ ing” . . . Eagl es . . . K.O.P. . . . Washington 77. ROY EDWARD LANE 12 Dix Street Holden “Try your best to reach your goals, then try harder to go one step fur¬ ther.” Freshman Foot¬ ball . . . Washington ’77 . . . Acadia ’77 . . . A.A.B.3, 4, ... Opr 3 . . . Fairlane . . . N.H.S. 3, 4 . . . EAGLE . . . Mr. T’s class . . . take it easy! JENNIFER B. LAIRD 22 Armington Lane Holden “What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us — RWE” . . . mdsnse . . . buddies . . . Ritters . . . Pit. W port . . . boys! . . . field hockey . . . CSNY . . . skiing . . . weekends. . . DONNA M. LANG Grove Street Paxton I am he as you are he as you are me as we are all together . . . BEATLES . . . Budwieser. . . HSA . . . skiing . . . Donged at Ding’s . . . Bogarting . . . God bless the wrecking crew . . . Blue. 72 TRACY LARKIN 27 Bancroft Road Holden Be happy . . . Rutland days ' ll .. . concerts . . . Mom . . . Kathy . . . the gang . . . Chief May Day 41 . . . Marga¬ ret .. . HNH ... Mr. Mammone . . . Skynryd . . . Outlaws . . . S W . . . Providence . . . Causeway St. . . . I’m outa here! . . . c’ya later. Miner! DAVID LARSON 27 Steele Street Holden NANCY LEE LARSON Avery Heights Drive Holden “Sunrise, sunset, swiftly fall the years, one season following another laden with happiness and tears.” . . . family . . . friends . . . dance . . . cross country skiing . . . ski club . . . kikki . . . lunch . . . W.P. H ouse . . . Chic . . . “nanny” . . . memories. . . WENDY LYNN LARSON 195 Twinbrooke Drive Holden “. . . And I sign your name across the empty water, you made a crazy dreamer out of me . . .” . . . heart . . . skating . . . Oct. ’78 . . . the Place . . . abalone . . . concerts . . . friends . . . snow bunny . . . Sue . . . rainbows. . . ROBIN ANNE LAVIGNE 35 Wiles Road Sterling “The memories you put away today will be treas¬ ured tomorrow . . . Mom and Dad . . . Maine . . . Washington D.C. 1978 . . . Chineese food . . . Eagles . . . Jackson Brownie . . . the mountain . . . Summer ' ll. . . Roses . . . mem¬ ories . . . someday. . . DEBRA ANNE LAVIGNE 35 Wiles Road Sterling “This isn’t the end, it’s just another beginning . . . Mark . . . Junior and the jug . . . Maine . . . Child study . . . good friends . . . Chi¬ neese food . . . Blue sweatshirt . . . the Mountain . . . Washing¬ ton ’78 ... a “clean room?” . . . roses . . . SHARON ELAINE LAWTON 580 Malden Street Holden “My treasure chest is locked away, a memory for a rainy day.” . . . dance . . . Chinese red- light . . . FOXSES . . . Nantucket. . . Colorado . . . F.I.C. . . . crazy times . . . seagulls . . . Homecoming ’78 . . . K.D.E. and all the mem¬ ories. BONNIE ANNE LEE Beaman Road East Princeton “To me every hour of the day and night is an unspeakable perfect mir¬ acle.” ... “I mean really” . . . yep, yep, yep . . . Mister Denver . . . Colorado . . . Moun¬ tains . . . skiing . . . Bonzo!! . . . Love, life, freedom and living . . . 73 CHRISTINE H. LELAND Goodnow Road Princeton “He’s my one boy, my cuddly toy, my up, my down, my pride and joy; he’s my best friend.” . . . Billy 10 28 76 . . . Ten¬ nis .. . Skiing . . . Blue ’vette . . . Drawing . . . I.L.B.F. ... A Diamond is forever . . . GARY LEMON East County Road Rutland Keg Parties . . . Beach Parties . . . Concerts . . . Jethro Tull . . . Outlaws . . . Aerosmith . . . Cruising around . . . Listening to tunes . . . M.S. and L.S. BRADLEY JAMES LENGAS 839 Main St. Holden “Oh that magic feeling, nowhere to go.” . . . Abbey Road . . . NHS . . . Waterskiing . . . Football 1,2. . . J. Geils . . . FNHS . . . Bangla¬ desh . . . Harrison . . . Yearbook . . . Cape . . . Heineken . . . Squatty . . . Outlaws . . . A.P.B.A. . . . L.M. . . . THE BEATLES . . . “Love is all you need.” MELISSA LYNN LEWIS 47 Crowningshield Drive Paxton “Live as if everything you do will eventually be known.” . . . Music . . . writing . . . Stevie Won¬ der .. . JoJo . . . “But seriously now folks . . . “Lissa . . . Canada ’78 . . . Kansas . . . TA M . . . Woodstock . . . H.H.S. . . . Kiss today goodbye. DANIEL P. LEROUX Brooks Station Road Princeton MARK DANIEL LLOYD 110 Heywood Road Sterling “live today, dream about tomorrow, cherish yes¬ terday.” . . . Football 1- 4 . . . Party Mobile . . . Skiing . . . Right . . . Raccoon Hunt . . . Sal¬ isbury . . . Sideline Crew . . . Spot shot . . . My four year sentence is up . . . SC . . . The gang. JULIE KAY LOCKE 10 Twine Road Sterling “For nothing can be loved or hated unless it is first known.” . . . Uliekay . . . Bunny . . . Art . . . Swimming . . . Field Hockey 1, 2, 4 . . . Moon it . . . The Beach . . . M.L.B. . . . Chinese food . . . Kristopher . . . Penny . . . July 21, 1977. . .ROB. 74 MICHAEL J. LONG 150 Doyle Rd. Holden (Joe) . . . Truckin’ to Canada . . . Skynryd . . . The Dead . . . Bud . . . Gold ... The Courts . . . S. Street. . . Baritone ... 10 speed¬ ing .. . Crossroads. “He who has the gold, makes the rules.” GLENN DAVID LUDDEN 285 Grove St. Paxton FFA . . . Kansas City . . . “Gail” . . . Chico¬ pee . . . FFA Treasurer 4 . . . Camp Middlesex . . . Rose Mary . . . Snuggums . . . “Don’t look Back” ... “A Gol¬ den Past — A Brighter Future” . . . “Mens sana in corpore sano.” KAREN LUNDGREN 382 Malden St. Holden Someday everything’s going to be smooth like a rhapsody-moon . . . dylan . . . Vermont . . . ’shoeing . . . soccer . . . NHS . . . FNHS ... art . . . I.L.C. . . . good friends — ma vieille . . . livin’ . . . wicked good — when I paint my mas¬ terpiece. PAMELA ANN LUPARELLI 1 Central Tree Rd. Rutland June 1 ’78 . . . Winter of ’77 . . . 18 . . . You’re not a person without self- respect . . . Christmas of ’77 . . . The friends . . . A.M. . . . B B . . . R.H. . . . The good times were these years. MICHAEL E. LUPIEN Winter Street Paxton “Football, you bet” Vic¬ tory parties . . . Beaches at the Cape . . . music . . . 74 . . . “On a clear day rise and look around you so you can see who you are.” ’79 is fine. JAMES P. LYNCH Leominster Road Princeton C.M.F. . . . Fords . . . stinger . . . skiing . . . Finishers . . . Moody Blues . . . Thinking . . . Summertime . . . Build¬ ing ... You get out of life what you put into it. ABBIEJ. MACCALLUM Intervale Road Rutland “Being alive is the best part of living.” Mom and Dad . . . walking . . . keg parties . . . my fam¬ ily ... 7 1 77 .. . cruisin’ . . . pooh-bear . . . 014542953 . . . Huh?! . . . friends . . . sunset . . . “long ago” . . . “the farm” . . . life! . . .seeya! HOLLY ELLEN MACCONNELL 23 Vicksburg Cirlce Holden “Be on my side, I’ll be on your side.” C.S.N. . . . Maine . . . Hiking . . . Climbing . . . Tasha . . . My brothers . . . L.S. . . . Early morning bogarts . . . KOP . . . Perma Smile . . . Cold Beer . . . Playin’ bee . . . mountains . . . campouts . . . B.F.F. 75 IRENE MACHNIK Campbell Street Rutland “To every sunshine there’s a new beginning and to every sunset there’s a memory.” . . . Good friends . . . The Beef . . . Tucker . . . memories . . . Comet . . . Fine times . . . Par¬ tying . . . C.S.N. Harley . . . Bestest Buddy . . . K.O.P.. . . DAVID SCOTT MACKAY 22 Wyndhurst Drive Holden P and B . . . Hockey . . . Golf . . . Band . . . Pinecroft . . . ELP . . . Whatever you choose to do, do it wisely, and never give up . . . JOAN MACLENNAN 20 Lakeshore Drive Sterling parties . . . concerts. . . the Mountain . . . “HSA” . . . Summer ’77 . . . friends . . . Geils . . . KOP ... If you love something set it free, if it comes back to you it is yours, if it doesn’t, it never was . . . JEFFREY SCOTT MALONE 25 Tanglewood Road Sterling Junction Burning the midnight oil . . . Hockey . . . Camp- outs . . . free-for-all . . . STYX 78 . . . New Hori¬ zons . . . High Country . . . skiing . . . Johnna . . . keg parties . . . crui¬ sin’ . . . Rt. 68 ... is that all? . . . co-ed dorms. . . CYNTHIA CLAIRE MANN 241 Maple Ave. Rutland “To wonder is to begin to understand” . . . PTL . . . FFA ... 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Chicopee ’78, ’79 . . . Summer of ’78 . . . Misty . . . Farming . . . Kansas City ... In every living thing is the spirit to be free . . . SALLY ELIZABETH MANN 137 Hillside Road Rutland “Do not follow — go instead, where there’s no path and leave a trail.” . . . Stars . . . Little bit country . . . Barefeet . . . P.A. 1, 2, 3 . . . One of those moods . . . Watermelon . . . Shop . . . “Moose” . . . Maine . . . T.Y.F.B.A. F.C.M.A. . . . memories . . .smile!! CAROLYN MANZI 311 Pleasant Street Paxton . . . and nobody beauti¬ ful ever hurries . . . Ver¬ mont . . . Saga of the Soggy Seven plus One . . . starry night ... the troll in the water pipe . . . skinnydipping . . . Joni Mitchell . . . wine and song, . . . Woody and Bear . . . DIANE J. MARIER 90 Homestead Road Holden “I’d love to challenge the world, but I don’t know what to do, so I’ll leave it up to you” . . . Steve . . . oceans . . . ’74 Monte Carlo . . . week¬ ends . . . crusin’ . . . outa town . . .living!! 76 PAULA M. MARINI 306 Leominster Road Sterling . . And we who must remain go on living just the same.” . . . “I.B.I.D.” . . . R KD F . . . Child-Study . . . Family . . . Friends . . . Micki and Kenny . . . D.H. . . . Dave ... 9 21 78. . .81 . . . H8 24 78S . . . c o . . . E JR . . . Thanks Joanne . . . T T K A H . . . R.C.W.. . . L.Y.F. DAVID B. MARSH Worcester Road Princeton Lynyrd Skynryd . . . Freebird . . . Honda 350 . . . Pontiac Firebird . . . Skiing BONNIE J. MASON 160 Redemption Rock Trail Sterling “Lookin’ out for 1” . . . Sept. 30 . . . B.J.C. party hearty . . . Junior Prom . . . Queen’s Court . . . Boston . . . S.P. 76 . . . Seabrook. NANCY ANN MASTROTOTARO 545 Quinapoxet St. Jefferson “What was once will never be again, but mem¬ ories of good times will linger on forever” . . . Nance . . . Child Study 1 2 . . . Ice Hockey Cheerleading 3 4 . . . Sports . . . Green Machine . . . J.D.J.M. . . . Mom and Dad. BRIAN P. MATHEWS 26 Spruce Lane Holden “I live for my dreams, and a pocket full of gold.” — L.Z. . . . Sum¬ mer . . . Concerts . . . L.D. Lounge . . . Week¬ ends . . . Mt. Wachusett . . . Washington . . . Friends . . . Partying, laughing, going places . . . Geils . . . CSN . . . Outlaws . . . Good Times. DEBBIE J. MATHEWS Old Brooks Station Road Princeton “Don’t stand around and let life go by, live it to its fullest” . . . “hey fellers” . . . Canada . . . Brassi¬ ere . . . Softball . . . Bud . . . Colorado . . . Woem . . . Music . . . 1 23 77 . . . Thanx. KEVIN RICHARD McCarthy 22 Forest Hill Drive Rutland “It’s easier to do a job right than to explain why you didn’t.” . . . Oct. 28 . . . “Face” . . . “Mac” . . . Vince L . . . Foot¬ ball 1,2, 3,4. . . R.F.D. . . . Hampton . . . East- ham . . . Snowmobiling . . . Camps . . . Smedly . . . The Outlaws . . . 70-78 . . . Budwieser . . . Aug. 21 . . . Lewy. steve p. McCarthy 35 Cranbrook Drive Holden “To find instant wealth, marry the boss’s daugh¬ ter.” . . . Mac . . . Mac- Adoo . . . P B . . . J. Geils . . . It’s true Mic¬ helle . . . Outlaws . . . A.R.S. . . . Laird . . . Tucker Baby . . . Babin- ski . . . NHS . . . Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Golf 2, 3, 4 . . . ’79 has out¬ classed the world! 77 MARYJANE McGANN 12 In wood Road Rutland The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time . . . J.T. . . . M.J.M. . . . Joni Mitc¬ hell . . . C.S.N. and Y. concerts . . . guitar les¬ sons . . . camps and ramps . . . B B . . . biking . . . running . . . skiing . . . frisbee . . . the mountain . . . sun¬ sets . . . sqinto . . . Summer of 78 . . . Adious Amigos MAUREEN ANNE McGEE 4 Scott Terrace Holden “Take time to look around — the day is too short to be selfish” . . . Moe . . . Hon . . . LaSalette . . . Sister Mary Lou . . . moun¬ tains . . . camping . . . “oosy-coosy” . . . Wanda” . . . dancing . . . McDonald ' s . . . friends . . . rainbows . . . c ' est tout. JANET CLARK McGILL 201 Lovell Road Holden There are so many dreams I ' ve yet to find . . Marshall Tucker . . . concerts . . . Cape . . . D.C. ' 78 . . . Party¬ ing . . . Laughing . . . Greenfield week-ends . . . H.D.H. . . . c. street . . . family . . . uncle fred . . . summers . . . waterskiing . . . good times . . . bff. DAVID W. McGINNES 64 Winfield Road Holden If you believe that feeling bad or worrying long enough will change a past or future event, then you are residing on another planet with a dif¬ ferent reality system . . . “BUD” LORI JEANNE McGINN 13 Orchard Dixie Paxton For Pop. Gram and Gert . . . Dennisport. Cape Cod . . . Summer of ' 78 . . . David . . . 8-6-78 . . . Boston . . . Jeep . . . Rowdie! . . . Foot¬ ball games . . . D.B.P.J.J.J.J.R. . . . Patrumy . . . LOR Lucky . . . Smiles cost nothing: but are most valuable when exchanged. willTam s. McKENNA 4 Pioneer Road Holden Every accomplishment, great or small, starts with the same decision: I ' ll try.” . . . Hockey . . . Veg” . . . Andy ' s . . . BUD . . . Causeway . . . Weekends . . . Freebird . . . parties . . . The Rock . . . good times . . . Later! . . . Character is man ' s guiding destiny 78 MICHAEL F. Mcknight Apple Tree Lane Holden “Be a leader not a fol¬ lower even if you are the only follower you lead.” . . . Football 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 4 . . .Vice Prez . . . 79 . . . Skiing . . . Good times . . . Good Friends . . . and My Babe KATHLEEN S. McMASTER 271 Redemption Rock Trail Sterling There’s a dream in every cloud, eventually, I’ll find the right one for me . . . NHS . . . FNHS . . . French . . . Latin . . . Standard breds GEORGE WILLIAM MEDLINSKAS 9 Forest Hill Drive Rutland “A man he se ems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrows.” . . . Foreigners . . . pizza . . . tennis . . . chess club . . . winter and spring track JEAN MARIE MEDUSKI 85 Malden Street Holden “The bloom is off the rose, but we grow new petals all the time.” . . . My sis . . . California . . . violets . . . Cape . . . 47 . . . TLC . . . friends . . . ice . . . long nails . . . Pandas . . . dreams ... I Don’t Believe It! KIMB. MELICK 318 Holden Street Holden “Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today”. . . Blue skies and sunshine . . . Flo¬ rida . . . memories . . . “78” . . . Bob Dylan . . . Joan’s parties . . . Sterling . . . G. Bridge . . .jeep’s ... the Byrds . . . laughin with Sheryl . . . Freebird! CYNTHIA MELLOR 6 Fort Sumter Drive Holden I am exactly what I am; an individual. . . Cyndy . . . Quinsig . . . S.A. . . . the family . . . Skynryd . . . Vette’s . . . ’52 MG . . . Molson . . . Theatre . . . Mime . . . Dance . . . Do it up . . . MacDonald’s . . . the Cape . . . For Sure . . . Catch ya later. DIANA JEAN MELLOR 127 Holden Street Holden Ron . . . Dife . . . June 76 ... music . . . Young . . . Zep . . . Yes . . . Friends . . . 27 . . . Parties . . . KOP . . . Miller . . . N.H. . . . Proms ’78 . . . Munch out! . . . Hope for the best, plan for the worst, accept what comes. SUZANNE LYNN MERCIER 27 Windy Ridge Road Jefferson “This long and dust road almost brought m� to my knees, but I’ve stil. got the strength to smile.” . . . friends . . . red roses and wine sun¬ rises . . . “If you don’t, sombody else will.” CHRISTINE ANN MESSIER 195 Pommogossett Rutland “If you smile at me, I will understand ’cause that is something everybody, everywhere, does in the same language.” Moun¬ tains . . . falling stars . . . Guitar . . . C.S.N. Y. . . . Jesse Colin Young . . . skiing . . . The B B . . . Bye! LAUREN MEYMARIS 141 Highland Street Holden “Those who bring sun¬ shine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” C.C. . . . S.N.H.S. . . . Track . . . Camping . . . halls . . . mountains . . . friends ... “I think I am, therefore I am” ROBIN J. MILN 64 Holden Road Sterling “DON’T STOP THINK¬ ING ABOUT TOMOR¬ ROW’’ — Fleetwood Mac . . . Heart . . . J.T. . . . A1 Stewart . . . D.G. . . . McDonald’s L L Art . . . Rosebean . . . Vera . . . Thanx to all my frien ds for encour¬ agement! KATHYRN R. MIRICK 20 Driftwood Drive Holden Always walk with your face towards the sun¬ shine and the shadows will fall behind you. changes . . . D7 . . . The Cape . . . allnight- ers . . . Jimmy . . . rid¬ ing . . . Harley David¬ son 74 . . . Floyd — Wish you were here . . . KOP and remember FTW. MELANIE J. MOISAN Ball Hill Road Princeton Washington ’77 . . . Cape . . . weekends . . . Paxton . . . White Trans . . . S.R.M.T. . . . For¬ eigner . . . friends . . . dance . . . family . . . Nursing . . . concerts . . . “Remember the good times, as the memo¬ ries will follow us into the future.” STEPHEN JOHN MONAGHAN 73 Bullard Street Holden Many times I’ve been alone and many times I’ve cried. Anyway you’ll never know the many ways I’ve tried. Beatles . . . Soccer . . . Earth’s cry. Heaven’s smile . . . cosmic lyrics . . . For no one . . . someday . . . Take it easy. KAREN ANNE MOORE 45 Asnebumskit Road Paxton “Smiles makes lots of friends but frowns make lots of wrinkles.” Dance . . . Smiling . . . Sum¬ mer of ’77 . . . Quack . . . F.I.C. . . . Chinese Red Light . . . Charla- magne . . . Bonzo . . . Homecoming ’78 . . . Foxes. STEPHEN P. MOORE 92 Richards Avenue Paxton “The virtue of parents is a great dowry.” Tennis . . . Little Feat . . . Luke . . . Hoops . . . Geils . . . Paxton . . . N.H.S. . . . Ronnie’s . . . Outlaws . . . Big Eddie . . . P.C.C. . . . Student Council . . . Rebels . . . Skiing . . . Beaver ... the funniest thing. PETER L. MORGAN 25 Newell Hill Road Sterling “There are two things to aim at in life; first, to get what you want; and after that, to enjoy it.” . . . Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Geils . . . Bud . . . CSN Y ... The St ang LENNIES. MORRIS Hardscrabble Road Sterling “Intelligence is believing half of what you hear, brilliance is knowing which half!” . . . LBH . . . 11 19 77 . . . Field Hockey 1,2. . .E = mc 2 . STEVEN MICHAEL MORROW 31 South Road Holden Hot Rods . . . K.W.. . . Gumball . . . Styx . . . E.L.O. . . . blue Camaro . . . Lady Dance ... If it feels good do it. DANIEL MOTT 13 Ann Street Holden “See the pieces of the picture rearrange them¬ selves. It bells just like a symphony to me with nothing left to chance.” . . . James Taylor . . . Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .New York Giants . . . Hoople . . . “The Bear” . . . Smuggler’s. PAMELA E. MOWRY 34 Maple Street Sterling “Oceans are the tears of the world united.” . . . family . . . friends . . . CJ 9 25 78 . . . Cape Cod Summers . . . swim¬ ming . . . Concert Band . . . trips . . . flute . . . SAINTS . . . French National Honor Society . . . SB 11 26 78 . . . SSgrl. SHEILA ANN MULLANEY 24 Forestdale Road Paxton If you live for life, you have a long way to go. LOVE makes the world go round. Follow us! . . . Tommy ’76 . . . Spring Musical ’78 . . . friends . . . parties . . . finally! BARBARA L. MUNIN 4 Fort Sumter Drive Holden It’s been real and it’s been fun, but it hasn’t been real fun . . . RED . . . Tequila . . . Florida Vacations . . . N.Y. . . . Mom and Dad . . . DC 77 . . . Shel and M M . . . Wasted times . . . BBF. STEPHEN J. MUNYAN 135 Brattle Street Holden Wachusett has provided me with the background I need to continue my education at WPI in computer programming, so I would like to thank the faculty for making this possible. 81 BRUCE RICHARD NELSON 3 Nancy Drive Rutland Remember the Nova . . . Jethro Tull . . . J. Geils . . . M.S. ELLEN E. NELSON 69 Redstone Hill Sterling “You don’t have to be next to him to be close to him.” . . . “Elly” . . . Hampton . . . Gent. . . Dance . . . SHS . . . California . . . Dream¬ ing . . . Green M M’s . . . J.P. . . . C.C.’s . . . Summer Lovin’ . . . smiles, friends, and memories . . . W.P. BRENDA DAWN NASH 17 Griffin Road Sterling “The only way to have a friend is to be one” . . . FRIENDS! . . . smiles . . . parties . . . Lake Winnepesaukee . . . Paris . . . waterskiing . . . Student Council . . . spring track . . . gymnastics . . . Band . . . family . . . laughing . . . NHS . . . painting. DAVID R. NEAL 32 Highland Park Rutland Take life at your own speed and always give it your best shot. . . Good Morning . . . Python, Rule 1 . . . quebec and montreal . . . The Bomb . . . My Guitar . . . OHIO . . . Sgt. Pep¬ per. . .Take it easy. LISA ANN MURDOCK 244 Highland Street Holden Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to! . . . friends . . . corvettes . . .vans. . .sunset. . . summer . . . Hampton beach . . . concerts . . . parties . . . child study . . . Skynryd . . . Led Zeppelin . . . Aerosmith . . . dancing . . . Wha- lom Park . . . Good Times! “The happiest miser on earth — the man who saves every friend he can make” Field Hockey (capt.) . . . moon it . . . Basketball . . . Family . . . Schemes . . . AME TE . . . Kizzy! . . . GSABR . . . Paris . . . Lums at 1:00 . . . laugh¬ ing ... E.V.W. LINDA NAAS Causeway Street Holden LAURIE R. NASH 4 Center Drive Paxton “DETERMINATION CANNOT BE MEAS¬ URED, RATHER IT IS DECIDED BY ONE’S ’STATE OF MIND’ ” . . . Field Hockey 4 . . . Skiing 3 . . . Softball 2 . . . Basketball 1 . . . “G’mash” . . . Friends . . . Bear in mind the antiquity . . . Raddog . . . C’est um arbre! KIMBERLY CAROL NEGGERS 118 Pleasant Drive Paxton . . For your soul has white wings that soar up towards the sun, and your soul has limbs that across the universe will run.” Drama . . . W.A.T.H. . . . PARTY¬ ING . . . Worcester county poetry associa¬ tion 82 KRISTINA JAYNE NELSON 3 Brennon Way Holden “Someday we will find that it wasn’t really wasted time.” . . . Flo¬ rida 78 R.L.T. ... The Rolling Stones . . . Good Friends . . . N.J. . . . memories . . . Washington 77 . . . My Family . . . Michael 12 28 75 . . . B.F.F. KAZUYANEMOTO 5 Knollwood Road Paxton I am an exchange stu¬ dent, and I came from Kyoto, Japan. The spon¬ soring organization is Youth for Understand¬ ing. Karate is my favorite sport! NANCY ANN NICHOLS Rt. 122 Rutland Dedicated to A.A. + J.A.: “To whom I am greatful for the memories that are pressed between the pages of my mind.” . . . Children . . . friends . . . smiling faces . . . sunshine . . . ani¬ mals and camping. TIMOTHY D. NIDEUR 112 Wachusett St. Holden “You only have one life to live, so reach for all the gusto you can.” . . . Keyboards . . . Skin¬ head . . . Tim . . . Ital¬ ian Grinders . . . Boz Scaggs . . . Boston . . . Beer . . . C.B. . . . Wild Women . . . Rustie . . . Hey Dude. DAVID A. NOPONEN 6 Hilltop Drive Sterling “You have not lived a good life, unless you lived your life for oth¬ ers.” Nopes . . . Foot¬ ball 1-4 . . . Baseball 2-4 . . . skiing . . . K2 . . . Silence is the best con¬ versation ... 79 . . . Nopey. KATHY A. NORDQUIST 20 Moscow Rd. Jefferson “Life — what happens to you while you’re making other plans.” Roses . . . friends . . . Mc’s . . . Mammone . . . Up Country . . . Mike . . . Sunsets . . . JWM . . . Maine . . . Memories. CHRISTINA M. NYLEN 425 Highland St. Holden “What can I say, what expression can my face hold that can ever truly express how I feel.” . . . T.B. . . . C.S.N. + Y . . . Bogart . . . L.D. Lounge . . . Child Study . . . Partyin . . . Sky- nyrd . . . memories . . . B.F.F. CHRISTINE A. OATLEY 2 Briarcliff Lane Paxton Chris . . . take time out to be happy.” . . . Marge . . . Micky Mouse . . . walks . . . snowstorms . . . Spain -l- Portugal . . . family ... ’69 Mus¬ tang . . . NHS . . . Band . . . C launet . . . Mis- guamicut . . . Ogunguit . . . Pinecroft . . . West Boylston . . . camaro . . . “cruizin’ ”... V.P. 1 . . . FRIENDS. PAULOBERG 4 Briarcliff Lane Paxton MAUREEN THERESA O’BRIEN Route 140 Princeton “Memories of the past laughter and friends of today hopes and dreams that tomorrow will be as good.’’ . . . Mo . . . ski¬ ing .. . Art . . . Music . . . Animals . . . Friends . . . Fun in the Snow. CATHLEEN JEANNE O’HARA Mark Circle Holden “Kindness is a language the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” . . . Family . . . Friends . . . Memories . . . Skiing . . . Soccer . . . Music . . . Sunshine . . . Hap¬ piness. SUSAN ROBIN OLSON 404 Wachusett St. Holden “You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, it’s beauti¬ ful.” . . . EHH ... Ted . . . July 23, 1977 . . . York Beach, Maine . . . Long Sands . . . D7 + 2 . . . Child Study . . . Partying. BONNIE ANN OLSON 74 Wyoming Drive Holden “We’ll go collecting the days, putting the moments away.” . . . DALE . . . August 4 . . . Summer ’77 . . . Water Skiing. . . ’Maro . . . The Beach . . . Pidi- dle . . . weekends . . . Mom . . . Dad . . . Kar . . . Fish Net . . . Lady- bug . . . Cutlass . . . Boston . . . Heng — yeh! TODD E. OSBORNE 182 Nola Dr. Holden “The secret of life is not to do what you like, but like what you do.” . . . T.G.I.F.. . . Boston . . . Styx . . . E.L.O. . . . Stereo . . . Electronics . . . K.M.H. . . . 3 14 61 . . . Parties . . . T.V.O. ROBERT GREGORY OSIPOV 35 Laurelwood Rd. Holden Aller et Retbur, en 450 Jours . . . HBBG + FM . . . Only The Good Die Young And She’s Buying A Stairway To Heaven, Going Where No Man Has Gone Before . . . Easy Come, Easy Go. GEORGANNE MICHELLE PAPE 69 Redemption Rock Trail Sterling, Jet. “Life is either a Daring adventure, or nothing.” . . . Gigi . . . Schaum¬ burg . . . field hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Paris ’78 . . . jelly raids . . . Kelly- marie . . . Bethie . . . River Road . . . Mac . . . face. 84 AMY ELIZABETH . PARKER Summit Street Jefferson Things to remember, places to go. The Eagles . . . Trailrides . . . The Cables . . . Summer of ’76 . . . N.H. . . . New Year’s ’78 . . . Colorado . . . July ’75 . . . Parties . . . GF (see S.C.) ROBIN DENISE PARKER 1569 Main Street Holden “Make your own kind of music, and hope the world sings along!” Friends . . . Cape Cod . . . H.Q. . . . This old guitar . . . Memories . . . Vermont . . . Fam¬ ily .. . Music . . . Benji . . . Florida . . . Autumn . . . Bonkers . . Frank. HA HARRIETT M. PAULSON Wheeler Road Princeton “Happiness is a hard thing because it is achieved only by making others happy” Bergen- hielmsvagen 13. . .4 78 . . . people . . . Y.F.U. . . . QTA . . . Nelybel . . . Querer es Poder. . . 28 7 78 . . . memories. HOLLY ANN PENNEY 497 Bullard Street Holden “What lies behind yoi and what lies before yoii are tiny matters com¬ pared to what lies within you.” “HP” Art . . . Hiking . . . Sunsets . . . skiing . . . Maine ’78 . . . My family . . . good friends . . . memories. JEANNE MARIE PERKINS 329 Redemption Rock Trail West Sterling Junction We love the things we love for what they are. 7 7 78 — SKT ... Red . . . L.J.S. M. . . . Mother Rabbit . . . Cat Stevens . . . laughing . . . children . . . Vir¬ ginia Beach . . . eating . . . EUROPE! . . . Dancing, Studio 54 . . . New York . . . BYE! LISA A. PERKINS 9 Lincoln Avenue Holden My mind is a garden; My thoughts are seeds. What will I harvest, flow¬ ers or weeds? Love . . . Bryan . . . COKE . . . H.S.A. . . . FRIENDS . . . tunes . . . S.G.U.R.D. . . . sunny daze . . . See ya later everybody . . . K.O.P. ROBERTA A. PERKINS South Street Paxton We are never settled in one place for very long, We just get settled and we find it’s time to go on. — KOP . . . Spider . . . Allman Brothers . . . HSA . . . Sunny Daze . . . “BERT”. DIANE LOUISE PETERSON 129 Nola Drive Holden “You can’t always get what you want but if you try sometime you just might find, you get what you need.” Memories . . . Rolling Stones . . . Trips . . . Grateful Dead . . . laughing . . . HDH . . . Family. JAMES RONALD PUTNAM 34 Maple Street Holden ANN LOUISE JE- PHELAN Bailey Road Holden “The love we seek to keep we lose — but the love that is shared lives forever.” . . . Cape Cod . . . Cruisin’ in Worces¬ ter .. . The Girls . . . Partying . . . Full moons . . .Gold. DAVID PIERCE 72 Duxbury Drive Holden LAURIE JEANNE PIERCE 25 Forestdale Road Paxton “Love now, and dream while you can, life’s too short, you can’t live it again.” . . . Scott . . . Summer of ’78 . . . Good times . . . Mich . . . Spauldings . . . Pits . . . K.O.P. TIMOTHY D. PIERCE 1028 Pleasant St. Paxton Future Farmers of America 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Kansas City, Missouri . . . John Deere 4230 . . . 3020, 3010, G . . . Iron Horses . . . Titans . . . Southern Pacific . . . F.F.A. ... A gol¬ den past ... A brighter future . . . A.T.S.F. MICHAEL A. PISCIONE 233 Holden St. Holden Beatles . . . Gymnastics . . . Michelob . . . Con¬ certs . . . Midge . . . Parties . . . Summer of ’78 . . . Cruising . . . “Hey Jude” . . . T.S.A. . . . Bye. GAYLE ANN PIRANI 9 Holden St. Holden Today is the beginning of the rest of your life . . . Camaro . . . Sewing . . . Parana smile . . . ATFC. CATHERINE TERESA POPE 7 Gates Terrace Sterling “The great adventure is life itself.” . . . Singers 3 . . . Honor Roll 1,3. . . Music . . . Dancing . . . Horses . . . Sports . . . Home Ec. 86 BETH ANN POTVIN 54 Maple Ave. Rutland Cross-Country . . . Bas¬ ketball . . . Softball . . . art . . . “People like you for who you are not who you pretend to be.” BETSY ANN POTVIN 54 Maple Ave. Rutland Cross-Country . . . Bas¬ ketball . . . Softball . . . “Take each moment as it comes.” . . . “Steve Miller Band” . . . “It’s not what you are that matters it’s who you are.” JENNY ANNE PROVENCHER 11 Waushacum Ave. Sterling With love to Penny, Ricky, Charity, J. Hed- lund, NGM, PTO CCB. THERESA F. RACCA Worcester Road Sterling Fly High FREEBIRD! . . . Colorado . . . Dreams . . . My Buddies . . . Miller High . . . G T’s . . . hifin-laughin . . . 1 4 79 . . . Free¬ dom . . . Smiles . . . Kashmir . . . Gups and Chuck . . . SWAM . . . the future . . . Ma and Pa D . . . LMR and EBR . . . Everyday’s a new day . . . Party Hearty People! DARLENE M. RAYMOND Kendall Rd. Jefferson I love you just the way you are . . . Michael Ducki . . . child study . . . Jason Rasku . . . S.Y., N.A., C.S., N.M., D.N. . . . memories . . . Barry Manilow . . . Bee Gees . . . summer vaca¬ tions . . . Miss Maynard . . . Mr. Rasku. PERRY ALAN PUCCETTI Boutelle Road Sterling Jet. “There is no one road to success, there are as many as thpre are men willing to build them.” — Michaels . . . Football . . . 2 yrs. varsity . . . track 3 years varsity . . . NHS . . . Hampton Beach . . . The Cape . . . C.C. . . . Fantastic . . . Homecoming “78” . . . 33 . . . “puc” . . . “magic”. DAVID K. RANTA 222 Grove St. Paxton Scuba . . . Winter . . . Drums . . . Ski Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Gymnastics Team 2, 3. SCOTT RINDFLEISCH 18 Edgewood Drive Holden 87 W. JOSEPH REGNIER 3 Nipmuck Road Paxton Moto-x . . . Unidilla . . . Vans . . . Rock n’ roll . . . You-Snooze- You-Loose . . . Good friends . . . Good times . . . and a long life . . . Gold and Red are good for your head! . . . Blue Oyster Cult. TERENCE TIVNAN 20 Griffin Road Sterling You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometime. R.S. . . . Q.C.C. ... My family . . . my friends . . . The G.V. . . . jeeps . . . Ssssh . . . Jim Mor¬ rison and the Doors . . . Have a Good One. GREGORY LEE RENSHAW 5 Nancy Drive Rutland “We used to play for sil¬ ver; now we play for laughs.” Friends . . . California . . . Snowmo¬ biles . . . scuba . . . Flo¬ rida . . . what a fool. . . waterskiing . . . “POWER” Summer ’78 . . . Honda . . . Mint . . . F.E.. . . Weekends. PETER EDMUND REZUKE 7 Walnut Drive Sterling “I’m standin in the rain, I’m waitin all alone, I wanna go home” Blue mustang . . . Dishwash¬ ers Union Local 69 . . . ’67 club . . . ELO . . . Providence, R.I. ELLEN M. RICHARD 1138 Wachusett Street Holden KRISTINE RIDDAR 12 Nipmuck Road Paxton “Is the image I’m making the image I see when the man in the mirror is talk¬ ing to me?” Graham Nash . . . Krispy Krid- dar . . . Summerhouse ’76 . . . Wrescking Crew . . . H.S.A.. . . K.P. WILLIAM JOSEPH RITTER 11 Winthrop Lane Holden “Now you’re afraid that we have changed and I’m afraid we’re getting older.” Joel . . . Willy . . . Football . . . Camp . . . S.O.M. . . . Foley . . . Lombardi . . . Coach (L,C) . . . Bobby . . . Baseball . . . Rem¬ iniscing . . . Patty . . . Cosgroves . . . Lairds! . . . H.I. and D.V. . . . 10 28 irjr r ' DAN H. RIZZUTO 884 Main Street Holden I need no face, I need no name — No Martyr’s artificial shame. Rizz . . . Jeep . . . Skiing. . . Skynyrd . . . Ceils . . . CSN . . . Layla . . . Hampton . . . Wash . . . Space Trucker. . . Fun- Filled Afternoons . . . Wonderful tonight . . . Vlarie Bee. CHERYL A. ROBINSON 97 South Main St. Holden Jessie . . . Shiftly . . . France . . . C.C. . . . AJT “77” . . . Miller . . . KOP . . . L.D. Lounge . . . “Down on Main Street” ... NY . . . MB’s . . . Camps . . . Hikin’ . . . Gold . . . Hodownin’ . . . B.F.F. KRISTA ROSSELAND 130 Holden Road Paxton “And let me see about your eyes that merry, twinkling smile . . . . . Cape Cod . . . PCC . . . Twinkle Elf . . . Europe . . . Green . . . Gymnastics . . . Danc¬ ing . . . “Charlemagne” . . . Friends . . . Chi¬ nese Red Lights . . . Vachement bien . , . “Tootles” . . . Smiley. THERESA A. ROY 44 Streeter Road Paxton . . touch the wind and hold on tight . . .” YES . . . Sunny daze . . . Wrecking Crew . . . Ski¬ ing . . . Zermatt . . . Skynyrd ... the ocean . . . Partying. . . H.S.A. . . . Summer house ’76 . . . Donged at Ding’s . . . Animals . . . Week¬ end Warriors . . . C’est la vie. RANDY J.SACKETT Cutler Road Holden DAVID VAUGHAN ROEDER 16 Dorothy Lane Holden “Freedom of thought is the life of the soul.” . . . Gram . . . Dad . . . Mom . . . Omega . . . Duxbury . . . Summers . . . Outl aws . . . J. Geils . . . Humaruck . . . Hampton . . . Hockey . . . Football . . . Baseball . . . “One father worth a hundred schoolmasters.” KAREN A. SANDERS Newell Hill Road Sterling ELIZABETH M. ROUGHAN Esty Road Princeton “The unspoken memo¬ ries are perhaps the most treasured.” . . . Field Hockey . . . Unusual times in Paris ’78 . . . Williamstown . . . NHS . . . FNHS . . . What ever happened to sweet little . . . s.p. . . . o.j. . . . Out on a ledge . . . Ziggy . . . Friends and Family. KELLY A. RUSSELL Hubbardston Road Princeton “You must look into peo¬ ple as well as at them” . . . Snooky . . . Bibble . . . Florida . . . Bud . . . Vettes . . . Trans Am . . . Bad Company . . . Love has taken its toll. V 1 1 CHERYL ANN SANDSTROM Bond Road Holden “You can’t plan the future, judging the past.” Corvettes . . . Colorado . . . summer . . . vaca¬ tions . . . Levis . . . week-ends . . . friends . . . B.J. ’75-76 . . . Jun¬ ior year . . . 10-28-77 . . . music . . . snowmo- biling . . . C.P.A. . . . 11-2-78. EDWARD A. SASENA 36 Lancelot Drive Paxton “I’ve come to you and seen all this ruin. What are you doin’?” Norwin Knights . . . Pittsburg . . . Mac’s . . . Outlaws . . . Steelers . . . jam¬ ming . . . Beatles . . . lost labs . . . Carl Palmer . . . Sas. THERESA J. SCOTT 23 Brookside Drive Jefferson “Don’t look away from the world, give yourself to it.” Terry . . . Kansas concert. . . MCB 12-11- 77 ... thanks to DMKMMGKBB . . . beginning . . . friends . . . week-ends ... El Morrocco . . . Cape . . . Misquamicut Beach . . . summer ’78 . . . living . . . good times. MARJORIE ANN SCI H I Y 34 Highland Park Rutland “Marge” . . . “Butter” . . .Chris. . . Pinecroft! . . . Harvard . . . Mis- quamicut-Ogunquit . . . WB . . . family . . . Christmas Eve . . . “snuggies” . . . cruzin’ . . . “OMGI” . . . Denny . . . snow storms . . . NHS . . . Treasurer (2, 3, 4) . . . dance (2, 3, 4) THOMAS M. SCULLY 43 Laurelwood Road Holden “Life is half over before you can realize what it is.” . . . Little Feat . . . Logs . . . Kansas . . . freedom . . . hoops 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Cincinnati . . . white mountains . . . camp fires . . . UNC . . . Big Eddie . . . B- Ball. . . GH . . . Bye. mpasHHI DONNA M. SETTERLUND Westfare Hill Holden “We all know it’s better yesterday has past now let’s all start living for the one that’s going to last.” . . . H.S.A. . . . Cape Cod . . . Riunite . . . All you need is love . . . Dougie. CATHERINE LEE SHANAHAN 50 Rolling Ridge Road Holden “It’s alright now.” Albion . . . dance club ’76 . . . Llamas are big¬ ger than frogs . . . varn- ditz . . . “Cor, baby, that’s really free!” Max- Planck . . . The Brit. . . freshman field hockey. PEGGY ANNE SHAYS Brook Station Road Princeton, MA “I get by with a little help from my friends.” . . . April in Paris . . . Italy . . . skiing . . . winter . . . New York . . . dance . . . summer . . . guys . . . le francais . . . Monsieur Powers . . . Mr. T . . . fun . . . good times. 90 JAMES C. SHERWOOD 109 Nola Drive Holden Joanna M. Geoffroy . . . Zeppelin forever . . . Guild S-300 . . . Mun- chies!! . . . Go for it. . . veging in Tim’s cellar . . . What’s your favorite word? . . ._! . . . Union Street . . . Xanadu. CHRISTOPHER A. SHUSTAK Bailey Road Holden “All of us, no matter how submissive to authority, must in the last resort, rest upon the judgement of our individual reason” . . . EMTA . . . Day Sailor II . . . Monomoy . . . Science Seminar . . . PDP — 11 40 . . . Possunt quia posse videntur. MICHAEL JOSEPH SKAFF 8 Holbrook Drive Paxton tennis . . . Botany . . . poetry . . . cross country skiing. DAVID SLEEPER Cutler Road Holden BONNIES. SMITH Crowley Road Sterling Love is the foundation for a successful life . . . Feb. 14, 1976 . . . John Bousquet . . . Goldie . . . Doobies . . . Sky- nyrd . . . Mayday 76 . . . Life is so short and I have yet so much to do. KIMBERLY E. SMITH Mountain Road Princeton “Being early is a virtue as the adages affirm, the early bird is well rewarded, but what about the early worm?” . . . ski . . . thank God for gentle tears and D.M.O.. . . aja. THOMAS A. SMITH 57 Sunnyside Avenue Holden And smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry . . . and all you touch and all you see is all your life you’ll ever be . . . K.A. . . . CSNY . . . 007 . . . SC . . . THE BOMB . . . SM . . . logs. TRACY J. SMITH 5 Wildwood Road Holden “You can’t be found by others until you find yourself.” N.S.C. . . . Hawaii. . . “Trace” . . . my family . . . P.R. . . . summer drive ins . . . party . . . retreat . . . good times and memo¬ ries. 91 ROBIN L. SPAULDING Manning St. Jefferson Michael . . . summer ' ll . . . Styk . . . BD . . . ff . . . foreigner . . . Horseback Riding . . . Snowmobiling . . . True friends . . . Motorcycles . . . God . . . LOVE . . . “Keep your eye on the far horizon and you will find the right road.” . . . Ma.Lo. WENDY JEAN SPAKAUSKAS 50 Jackson St. Jefferson “Peace Easy Feelings” . . . “Sparks” . . . John M. Thorn . . . Concerts . . . Marshall Tucker . . . CSNY ... the Who . . . DC . . . Paris . . . partyin’ . . . L.D. Lounge . . . oceans . . . best friends . . . M . . . excellent times . . . laughing ... my family . . . pn . . . greenfield . . . full moon . . . bff. JOHNNAANN ST. GEORGE 1994 North Main St. Jefferson “Good people are better to their enemies than bad people are to their friends.” . . . Jeff . . .Jr. Prom . . . Mom + Dad . . . Poop-a-Doop . . . Secretary 3, 4 . . . Mom’s Spaghetti . . . M iss Maynard . . . F.I.C. MARIE ST. SAVEUR 31 Princeton Rd. Sterling “Memories ... of the way we were.” . . . “Schmuck” . . . SIS . . . E.H.S. . . . r m . . . Foreigner . . . Friends . . . V.F.H. . . . Dougy . . . Lake . . . HORSES . . . Rit . . . Styx . . . B.B. . . . Black Camaro . . . Kansas . . . SMILE! . . . Billy Joel . . . Bootsie . . . Family . . . It’s been real! MICHELE ANN ST. SAVEUR 31 Princeton Rd. Sterling Friends . . . With whom you dare to be yourself . . . Shelly . . . Yogi . . . Memories . . . All my best friends . . . E.H.S. . . . Softball . . . Smile . . . Concerts . . . P.T.L.H. . . . D.K. . . . R.B. . . . SIS . . . Chugs . . . Parties . . . V.F.H. . . . Mooning . . . We’ll meet again. ELLIOT G. STARBARD South Road Holden “Do it all.” ... ’31 Model “A”. . .“Starbs” . . . Weekends . . . Good Times . . . “Check It Out!” . . . Motorhead . . . Spring . . . Chevy SS . . . Gawkables . . . “Bout Time For A Natu¬ ral.” JOYCE LYNN STARBARD 40 Maple St. Holden If you follow your dreams to the end of the rainbow you’ll find a pot of gold. . . . l.O.R.G. . . . 9 18 76 . . . Lake Winnepesaukee . . . Orlando, Florida ... 12 78. 92 GREG K. STIDSEN 148 Grove Street Paxton Skiing . . . Snow . . . Skiing ... 1, 2, 3, 4 Football ... 1, 2 Hockey . . . Fishing. . . gray ghost . . . Chinise food . . . Mexican food . . . Days lodge ... 12- 27-77 R.K.G.T.. . . Pine Hill res . . . the “s” house . . . Molson . . . “URPH” STEPHEN CHARLES STIMSON Thompson Road Princeton “I will find a way or make one.” . . . 4:30 AM . . . Vet . . . Hol- steins . . . farming . . . Beatles . . . “No way” . . . Ed’s labs . . . bas¬ ketball 1, 2, 4? . . .Red Sox . . . Blue fishing . . . Honda 150 . . . Princeton Fenway . . . T.G.I.M. KEVIN W. STODDARD 8 Nancy Drive Rutland TULL ’78 . . . Long Pond — summer of ’78 . . . Outlaws . . . Green grass and high times for¬ ever . . . The Camps . . . Days of future, past . . . MS . . . Take it easy. CHRISTOPHER E. STIMSON Thompson Road Princeton Silence never betrays you . . . “Ed” . . . alarm clocks . . . early morns . . . basketball . . . “Don’t look back” . . . Cape Cod . . . munchies . . . Celtics ... I dunno . . . F.F.A. . . . Chap¬ lain . . . trips . . . Bos¬ ton . . . weather . . . Ag . . . With Luck I’ll make it. MARK R. STOCKWELL 3 Beaman Road Sterling Stocky . . . “If you catch me a fish, you feed me for a day; if you teach me to fish, you feed me forever” . . . Football . . . Partymobile . . . Jokes . . . Skiing . . . Zermatt . . . Rockies . . . Friends. SUSAN B. STONEHAM 118 Holden Road Paxton Austria . . . art . . . woods and weeds . . . wine . . . birches . . . Alps . . . Wild Rivers . . . fishing . . . Acadia . . . heights? . . . Chest¬ nuts . . . moonlight . . . Mickey . . . Cat Stevens . . . archery nights . . . skiing free ... the Gol¬ den Eagle reigns the eter¬ nal sun . . . Jawohl. JOHN K.STOTZ 79 Holden Street Sterling WARREN A. STOWELL JR. 1106 Wachusett Street Holden There’s a destiny, that makes us brothers. None goes his way alone. All we send into the lives of others. Comes back into our own. . . . Seger . . . Cruising with Dude Mich. 93 ALYSON I. STUTMAN 14 Indian Hill Road Paxton Place back the missing mirrors that before you couldn’t find. Filling mysteries of emptiness that yesterday left behind . . . Summer house 76 ... The Wrecking Crew . . . Beatles Please . . . The outer beach, Eastham . . .KP. KATHLEEN M. SULLIVAN 14 Swett Hill Road Sterling Nothing great lasts for¬ ever, so enjoy it while it’s there, and keep the mem¬ ories when it’s gone . . . Long trips . . . Gerdy . . . Hampton 76 . . . Trips to Boston . . . C.H. Employees . . . Washacum . . . August 17, 1980. CYNTHIA LOUISE SUNDQUIST 456 Shrewsbury Street Holden “We may be laughing a bit too loud, but that never hurt no one.” B. Joel . . . “Cyn” . . . Dancing Friends . . . SL, HB . . . My family . . . The Cape . . . Mr. Bill . . . FOXES . . . Harry Chapin Concert CINDY LYNN SWEDBERG 20 Sheffield Way Holden “Do not follow where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail.” . . . Sunsets . . . Hampton . . . MYF Retreats . . . Snowmobiling . . . “Summer of 76” . . . Friends . . . Foreigner . . . Goodtimes. . . THOMAS ALAN SWENSON 1090 Wachusett Street Holden “For I must be traveling on now, there’s too many places I’ve got to see.” . . . Freebird . . . Pho¬ tography . . . Zone sys¬ tem . . . Cycling . . . L.M.P. . . . Junior Prom . . . Going to Colorado . . . Riding Century . . . bye. DAVID ROBERT SZEREJKO Route 62 Princeton “Climb mountains and get their good tidings.” . . . Sun Valley . . . Mad River Glen . . . Skateboard Madness . . . Downhill Skiing . . . Bushwacking . . . Xcing . . . Sum 78 . . . “the ice house” . . . Total Madness . . . Sssssmoken em up, uh Pat? . . . Freebird Now. BETSY L. TATRO 172 Meadow Drive Holden “Only one can find his own peace of mind” . . . Grateful Dead . . . D.C. 77 . . . “BZ” . . . CSNY . . . Skiing . . . Camping . . . Mountains . . . Cape Cod . . . M.T.. . . Skynyrd . . . L.D. . . . Trips . . . Concerts . . . C.D.B. . . . Friends . . . Partyin’ . . . laughing . . . BFF. CATHERINE LYNN TAYLOR 59 Plymouth Road Holden “We cannot discover new oceans unless we have the courage to lose sight of the shore.” . . . Maple Drive Farm . . . “to the mountain” . . . YES . . . Prestlet . . . Wyoming . . . Neil Young . . . Corvair . . . Maine . . . Scott. 94 BEVERLY JANE TEMPLE 38 Redstone Hill Rd. Sterling “If you see someone without a smile, give him one of yours.” . . . Temp . . . “Sieve” . . . Basket¬ ball . . . Softball . . . S.N.H.S. . . . C. Burnett . . . Roseann Roseanna- dana . . . The Muppets . . . Girl’s State ’78 . . . Friends . . . “Yup alrighty, Yup Gibye!” WILLIAM THAYER Hubbardston Rd. Princeton “Success begins with a fellow’s will; It’s all in the state of mind.” . . . Chris 10 28 76 . . . Ski¬ ing .. . Sparky . . . The Cape . . . Hockey . . . Ted Nugent ’78 . . . My Family . . . “Squeeze it” . . . Campouts . . . Never give up . . . ILCF. JOHN MICHAEL THORN 45 Surrey Lane Holden Wendy . . . Appalachia . . . Art . . . Bluegrass . . . Climbin’ . . . Fam¬ ily .. . Farmin’ . . . Friends . . . Evolution . . . Gorpo . . . Harpin’ . . . Hodowns . . . Indi¬ ans . . . Kansas . . . Missouri . . . Moonsh¬ ine .. . Mountains . . . Music . . . Nature . . . Ozarks . . . Peace . . . Seasons . . . Solitude . . . Tennessee . . . Wal¬ kin’ . . . Wilderness . . . Wine . . . Woods . . . Writin’. . . 17.76. ANTHONY S. TOSCANO 49 Cedar Road Holden It’s been a faster year than yesterday, all the things that I have done will never go, life has just begun . . . Lee Ann . . . Cape Cod . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . June 25, 1977 BARBARA ANN TIBBITTS 20 Cutler Road Paxton “He who jests makes light hearts.’’ . . . “Bubba” . . . Camel Curve . . . Townsend . . . E.B. . . . H.P. . . . Salisbury . . . Scuba Diving . . . Weekends . . . Patrol . . . Mom and Dad . . . Friends . . . Canoeing . . . VV 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Sailing . . . Skiing . . . MHNH . . . Ponce . . . Life . . . HAH. EDMUND F.TRAUB 58 Windy Ridge Holden Library Club — 4 years . . . Distributive Educa¬ tion Club of America — 2 years . . . Usher for T.E.M.P.O. — 2 years . . . Ned has worked hard in charitable activi¬ ties both in school and at church related functions. RONALD W. TROW Sterling Road Princeton Once you’ve had it, it’s hard to let go . . . Tennis . . . Trout . . . Skiing . . . Olds. 350 .. . Yes . . . Roundabout . . . N.H. . . . November . . . R.W.T. . . . WHATEVER. JENNIFER REA TUCKER 16 Jewett Rd. Sterling We are the music-mak¬ ers, we are the dreamers of dreams . . . Dance! . . . Field Hockey . . . Basketball Cheering . . . Musicals . . . N.H.S. . . . Little Buddies . . . Becky . . . The Kids . . . Family . . . Dodo . . . Mac . . . Bahamas . . .Nubbers 95 MARK M. TUCKER 42 Walnut Terrace Holden Choke . . . Joke ... 3 Oulda’s . . . Cleveland . . . Des Moine. . . Chi¬ les .. . “Ohh . . . Isn’t this a tough place” ... 6 24 77 . . . “They’re lost” . . . N.A.B. . . . “You better kid they have kelum” . . . S.S. Puenten Dial Park. PATRICIA ANN TULLY 3 Knollwood Road Paxton “Smile and be happy for¬ ever” . . . The sea . . . • Pick up and go . . . Sum¬ mer house ’76 . . . Wrecking Crew . . . The wall gang . . . Partying . . . Donged at Dings . . . Tripping . . . Laughing . . . Reefer Madness . . . Concerts . . . David . . . I’m free. DEBRA LYNNE TUPPER Union Street Holden “Nothing great is ever achieved without enthu¬ siasm.” . . . Tup . . . Camel Curve . . . Cape Cod . . . Mountains . . . The beach . . . McDonald’s . . . sun¬ ning, funning, and rap¬ ping with friends . . . VV 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . TTFN. SIMON MARK TURNER 85 Bailey Road Holden “I tried, but just couldn’t speak the language” . . . England . . . Miss ya . . . Double Diamond . . . Botts ’n Blobs . . . M.U.F.C. . . . Soccer . . . C.K. . . . Le Mans . . . Manny’s . . . New York? . . . Dance . . . What da . . . Commo¬ dores L.T.D. . . . 9 6 78. FRANK ANTON URBANOVITCH Davis Road Paxton Mr. Rasku’s 1st Period Class . . . The Junior 3 and Senior Prom 4 . . . Gus . . . Child Study Per. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .1 tak- eth much delight in music . . . Girls . . . Cars . . . “HYSTERIA” is the root to all “Wis¬ dom.” JOHN ANTHONY URBANOVITCH 924 Pleasant Street Paxton F.F.A. 4 yrs . . . Farm¬ ing . . . Hunting . . . Fishing . . . Snowmobil- ing . . . Mechanics . . . Music . . . Rock Con¬ certs . . . Dances . . . Plays Accordion . . . Famous Saying “Let’s Party.” GREGORY VARJIAN 25 Laurelwood Road Road SUZANNE MARIE VEAUDRY Miles Road Rutland Always look to tomor¬ row, remember it wasn’t raining when Noah built the ark . . . FFA . . . Yearbook Staff. . . Jim- iny Cricket. . . G.S.. . . 4-H . . . Grange . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. 96 MARTHA ANN WADDELL 75 South Nelson Road Sterling “Melody you’re my old¬ est friend.” . . . WID- DLE . . . buddies . . . Football cheering . . . S. Mac . . . nubbers . . . B.J. . . . ziggy . . . F.S.A.B. . . . NHS . . . S.C. . . . W.C.C. . . . skiing . . . A.H.R. . . . mudguards! . . . music . . . moonbeams . . . friends . . . reminiscing . . . follow your dreams. CYNTHIA R. WALLACE 322 Sterling Meadows W. Boylston “The years of our lives are much less important than the moments.” . . . Dave . . . 7 3 77 . . . Good friends . . . Jill . . . summers . . . Jethro Tull . . . cc’s . . . McDonald’s . . . PUG . . . Art. . . races. THOMAS S. WALSH 23 Lincoln Center Paxton Cruising, Cranking, and Crashing . . . Tull . . . Molson Golden . . . The “bivvy” . . . It’s the sad eyed, goodbye moments I remember . . . comfort . . . Freebird . . . Kill- ington. CHRISTINE MARIE WALSH 481 Highland Street Holden “Blessed are those who expect nothing for they shall not be disap¬ pointed.” . . . Egor . . . Hon . . . Friends . . . McDonalds . . . Pink and Yellow . . . LaSalette . . . Finians . . . SMLC . . . VV 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Summers . . . Misquamicut . . . Cape . . . Camping . . . Mountains . . . My Family — THANKS. DIANE KAREN WALTON 25 Cumberland Circle Holden “Tell me, where is fancy bred? In the heart, or in the head?” . . . Cape Cod . . . Tuesday . . . GWTW . . . family and friends . . . Broadway . . . smile a big smile, and tap your troubles away! MARLENE FRANCES WALKER Route 140 E. Princeton “Life is only a collection of yesterday’s memories and tomorrow’s dreams.” . . . Bill... 4 7 78 . . . Concerts . . . TULL . . . YES . . . Dance . . . Friends . . . I don’t know ... I don’t care . . . stuffed animals . . . Tracks. CHRISTINE JOY WATJUS Swett Hill Road Sterling “When the legends die, the dreams end. When the dreams end, there is no more greatness.” . . . swimming . . . waterski¬ ing . . . summer . . . weekends . . . snow ski¬ ing . . . Zermatt . . . traveling . . . friends . . . memories . . . Mom, Dad and Wayne. KEITH V. WHITCHER JR. 102 Maple Avenue Rutland “Life is too short to screw up, so live it up” . . . “Get Low” . . . ski¬ ing . . . going 4 wheeling . . . Boat Ramps . . . Millers . . . ’68 . . . Bronco . . . customizing trucks and vans . . . “woodchuck” . . . Kawasaki . . . snowmo¬ biles. 97 LINDA JEAN WHITCHER 102 Maple Avenue Rutland “To be rich in friends is to be poor in nothing” Yearbook staff . . . The Rolling Stones . . . fire¬ birds . . . pinstriping at Mark 1 . . . Spaz attack! . . . ART. . . foxes . . . Thanks Mom and Dad.. . . McDonalds. BRIAN KEITH WHITE Jefferson Road Princeton P.F.D. D.T. “78” . . . Eng 1 . . . Ford ... Bo . . . Mac . . . Lisa . . . Friends . . . Deb + Bob. SANDRA LEE WHITE East County Road Rutland Live life day by day the way you want to. Mike . . . Swimming . . . reading . . . Business clubs . . . PAD-PAN PIB. WILLIAM EDWARD WIGGINS East Princeton Road Princeton Make a goal, strive for it — someday you will suc¬ ceed! Skiing in France . . . summers . . . par¬ ties . . . Ski Club . . . P.F.D. . . . O.V.I. . . . Ogunquit Maine . . . NIGHT OWL. HEATHER D. WILKINSON 4 Scenic Drive Holden “You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and stars . . .” Dance Club . . . X.C. Skiing . . . “Saturday Night Live” . . . Chinese Food. . .Asheville!! PAMELA M. WILLETTE Blackhill Road Paxton “The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day and we must part.” Bonnie Raitt . . . walking wrecking crew . . . Bea¬ tles . . . sunsets . . . H.S.A. . . . Hendrix . . . Summerhouse 76. SHARON DENISE WILLIAMS 14 John Alden Road Holden “Good times, bad times, I know I’ve had my share” feeling fine . . . Cape Cod . . . partying . . . decisions, decisions, decisions . . . concerts . . . best friends . . . D7 . . . E.P. ... ’79 is fine . . . Yes . . . Led Zeppe¬ lin .. . Hampton. BRUCERANNE WILLS 164 Nola Drive Holden Big Guy . . . Bump . . . Football . . . Basketball . . . Baseball . . . SISU . . . Mountains . . . Blizzards . . . Kenne- bunkport . . . Lunen¬ burg . . . Family . . . Good times — Good Friends . ... What??? . . . OH MY GOD!! . . . “Make the most of yourself without making yourself someone else.” 98 BAXTER WOOD WILSON 49 Sunnyside Avenue Holden “From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs. Carl Marx . . . “Always keep Ithica fixed in your mind, to arrive there is your ultimate goal.” . . . OUTWARD BOUND. r VIRGINIA JO W1TT1G 102 Greenwood Parkway Holden “What appears to be the end, may only be a new beginning.” . . . Ginny . . . I.L.C. . . . Bassoon . . . music room . . . Bethany-Hialeah . . . F.F. . . . Vikings 1 . . . 6th lunch . . . the gypsy in me . . . family . . . thanks Lord. LAURA JEAN WOOD 56 Laurelwood Road Sterling “May the dreams you dream be the future you find.” . . . the beach . . . El Morocco . . . family and friends . . . Styx . . . concerts . . . apples and overalls . . . Shawn, Laura, Kenny and Karen and the summer of ’78 . . . S.N.H.S. . . . field hockey . . . “We’ll have fun.” AMY BETH WOODS 17 Hilltop Avenue Jefferson “A smile costs nothing but creates much; it hap¬ pens in a flash and the memory may last for¬ ever.” . . . Goodhile ' s . . . Paris ’76 . . . J.V. Basketball cheering . . . Lin and Te . . . GSABR . . .Dad. PETER R. WOODS 15 Juniper Lane Holden Boating . . . Skiing . . . Diving . . . Science Sem¬ inar . . . Computer . . . Club. . . PDP— 11 40. DAVID MICHAEL WRONSKI Princeton Road Sterling Skiing . . . Fun . . . summer fun . . . fishing at the Cape.. . . Living outdoors . . . hunting . . . mountains . . . Snow . . . Spring . . . Chatham . . . Friends are great . . . Scott, “Zim” . . . Wachusett ' s 25th anniversary. We the class of ’79 . . . See-ya! MICHELLE WYREBECK Justice Hill Road Sterling “I saw a star, I reached for it, I missed. So I accepted the sky.” . . . field hockey (co-capt.) . . . Moon it! . . . foot¬ ball games . . . singing . . . falling leaves in Autumn . . . Livingston Taylor. . .C.K.R.J.. . . just thinking. WILLIAM E. YAGLOU Mountain Road Princeton “A group becomes a team when each member is sure enough of himself and his contribution to praise the skills of oth¬ ers.” . . . Yags . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ollie . . . friends and fun. 99 SHONNA LOUISE YOUNG 451 Highland Street Holden Save a space for rain¬ bows and dreams. Child study . . . V.V. 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Billy Joel . . . being foolish . . . friends . . . good times . . . camou¬ flage . . . m m’s . . . my family . . . McDonalds . . . week¬ ends . . . LaSalette . . . sunburned summers . . . S.B.P.. . . Thanx ROBERT T. ZIMMER 28 Walbridge Road Paxton fishing . . . camping . . . Adarondaks . . . danc¬ ing . . . J.D. . . . T.J. “We had joy we had fun we had seasons in the sun, but the wine and the song like the seasons have all gone.” JAMES LISTOWICH Oakdale Road Sterling, Jet. JAMES N. McLaughlin 14 Moscow Road Holden Bud parties ... 65 Stang . . . Have fun TERRI JOANNE MORETTI 533 Shrewsbury Street Holden The Ocean . . . Moun¬ tains . . . DALLAS “77” . . . Traveling . . . Con¬ certs . . . Neil Young . . . My family . . . Dan . . . Jake . . . H.S.A. . . . Beatles . . . What we long for and can not attain, Is dearer than what we have already attained. ELIZABETH MARIE SHEA Mirick Road Princeton Life is the art of drawing without an eraser. Bets . . . art . . . sunsets . . . writing . . . skiing . . . C. Stevens . . . Ski club 2 and 4 . . . Conn. 8 26 78 . . . camping . . . “wicked neat!” HAROLD D. SMITH 402 Pleasant Street Paxton Give me a break . . . You and Me . . . Air Force . . . Summer of 77 DEBORAH L. STANLEY Kenwood Drive Rutland Deb . . . “Rivers of end¬ less tides, have passed beneath my feet, and all too soon they had me standing on my own” . . . Moody Blues . . . Yes . . . Art . . . B + B . . . Smiff and 7’s . . . Live and Learn! 100 LANCE A. SCARBOROUGH 1588 N. Main Street Holden ' We are the unwilling, led by the unqualified, to do the unnecessary, for the ungrateful . . . K.O.P. . . . Grateful Dead . . . Hampton. JONI MARIE TOFFLING Mill Street Paxton “To believe your own thought is to believe that what is true for you in your private heart is true for all men — that is gen¬ ius.” . . . Emerson AMANDA LOUISE BLAKE 28 Circle Avenue Sterling Jet. “Today is the first day of the rest of your life” . . . “Man” . . . Bob . . . Goonie . . . J.K.L. . . . Chinese food . . . Bruins . . . Mom and Dad . . . shopping. . . JOHN R. BOMBA Worcester Road Princeton Always ready for a con¬ cert . . . Where’s the party? . . . The Bug! . . . R.M. . . . Let’s make a Packy run . . . M.S., T.S., P.S. EDWARD F. BOUSQUET 8 Colonial Road Holden Tracy C. Ludwig . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Lynard Skynard . . . GRADUATION . . . Mr. Trikakis . . . Graphic Arts . . . Hol¬ den Courts . . . Ged . . . 68 Chevy Impala . . . Concerts . . . “Good Times” . . . Bar Hop¬ ping . . . Gator . . . Red Sox! . . . Booza ... LAURIE ANNE KENNEDY 53 Wilder Road Sterling Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today . . . Martha’s Vineyard . . . “Laur” . . . McDonald’s . . . C.S.R.? . . . friends . . . family . . . twin . . . sweaters and turtles . . . Annie Bananie . . . remember when . . . “Living” DAVID J. CORCORAN 31 Montana Drive Holden Happiness is a way of traveling; not a destina¬ tion . . . Truckin’ Cross Country . . . weekends . . . mountains ... no nukes . . . NORML . . . Southern Rock . . . Sky- nyrd lives on the camps . . . ’69 Dodge MARK ARMIEN MANUIELIAN 24 In wood Road Rutland “What we have much more than they” Mini . . . what da! . . . A.Y.R. . . . varsity soc¬ cer.. . snake dance . . . Commodores LTD 8 6 78 . . . Jackson Browne . . . 6 8 78 . . . Elton . . . Drift. . . camp . . . New York? . . .211 East . . . Everybody say JAM tot STEPHEN GREENLAW Silver Spring Road Holden SUSAN MOSS 126 South Main Street Holden Are you in a crowd . . . or crowded in? . . . sophomore year . . . back pockets . . . B.H. . . . deja vu . . . John . . . Wooden Ships . . . no car . . . tips, trips, slips . . . dazed and con¬ fused . . . after mid¬ night. ROBERT WALKER Turkey Hill Trail Rutland MICHAEL WALSH 16 Sherwood Hill Drive Holden PARTIES . . . flying . . . Washington D.C. . . . The L.D. Lounge . . . concerts . . . yank me and crank me, but don’t wake up and thank me . . . the cosmic flow . . . lost in the ozone again . . . Michelob. RITA WESPI 72 Cook Street Holden “Love, reign o’er me” . . . Who . . . Yes . . . Tim . . . ELP . . . HDH . . . Zeppelin . . . “Cause we ' ve ended as lovers” . . . Pink Floyd . . . cross¬ country . . .winter. . . spring track (captain). . . fresh!!. . . Ri . . . Is that a promise? 02 04 A k ' NICEST HAIR Beth Roughan Keith Person NICEST EYES Bruce Wills Amy Woods NICEST SMILE Peter Morgan Heidi Goodrow h ■ V c. •; ' r . ; ' MMmSiim MOST AMBITIOUS Anne Marie Casavant CLASS LOAFER Dan Curtis w TALLEST AND SHORTEST Lew Evangelitis Julie Calio CLASS TARZAN Stew Goodhile CLASS JANE Laurie Nash FRIENDLIEST Brenda Nash MOST TALKATIVE Johnna St. George MOST COURTEOUS Dave Noponen MOST ATHLETIC Kelly Callahan Perry Puccetti CLASS BLUSHERS v Lane Sheila Davitt ■■ W BEST IN HOME EC Terry Scott BEST IN AGRICULTURE Karl Hallen BEST IN I.A Dave Ranta MCHUSETT 1EGIDHAL SCHOOL r ISTR1CT CLASS PESSIMIST Paul Fortunato BEST IN BUSINESS Iain McKinley CLASS OPTIMIST Michelle Wyrebek CLASS CLOWN Tom Reando CLASS WIT Bev Temple MOST UNFORGETTABLE CHARACTER John Thorn MOST GULLIBLE Marie St. Saveur MOST DARING Bill McKenna MOST ABSENT MINDED Linda Naas MOST THEATRICAL Diane Walton MOST ARTISTIC Linda Whitcher MOST MUSICAL Michaela Jarvis NOISIEST Brenda Burke QUIETEST Diane Ellis MOST SOPHISTICATED Amy Jordan CLASS FLIRTS Jenny Tucker Doug Blood CUTEST COUPLE Tony Toscano Lee Ann Joyce CUTEST Karen Sanders Robby Boutelle MOST SCHOLARLY BEST ALL-AROUND Linda Hayes Steve McCarthy CLASS POLITICIAN Kip Durham 128 ovn p en vTttZUyri Jlorifve, Styles in the 50’s were “cool.” Wachusett saw its share of saddle shoes and loafers. Monogram and lettermen’s sweaters abounded as did bobby sox and calf length skirts. For the boys leather jackets, rolled up blue jeans, and slicked back hair were in. Girls curled their hair and wore their sweaters but¬ toned down the back. Strands of pearls and red lipstick finished the picture. Guys and gals could be seen together after school, and at sock hops in the evening. They did every dance from the bunny hop to the jitterbug. Everyone listened to that crazy new sensation, ROCK AND ROLL. CHANGES. . The school opened! Brand new, with thirty-eight classrooms, it became home to the students from the five towns that made up the region. 4 i Who’s Who ... diftij-sW MOST CAPABLE MOST COLLEGIATE MOST ABSENT-MINDED MOST RELIABLE Jtfi,-, 1 R:.h.«dWr � d t icixM- 140 PEOPLE Administration changed, but the spirit within the school did not. Students rallied together to make Wachusett not only a place for education, but also a place for sports, dances, and other social activities. down the hatch urte, I don ' t fool vory w oil Jk -= - • m n Q O.-O.XVI ' no nn n 141 ‘ ' )rsyrlu 2 Kf. I The pace started picking up in the 60’s. Every¬ body was up and at ’em. People grooved around in loafers and other flat shoes. Rockets took off for the moon, and so did the length of skirts. As the 60’s progressed the skirts got shorter and shorter, and the ultimate mini-skirt appeared — one that was barely there. When the Beatles came on the scene, everyone mimicked them. Psychedelic colors and bell-bottoms were the things to wear. Boys began to grow their hair past their ears while girls had theirs cut really short. Hippies were born and everyone wanted to hang loose. Jeans, peace symbols, headbands, and Woodstock completed the scene. -•Vi- ■ • 144 flower power . . . peace, man ... the Beatles, the Beachboys, and surfin’ U.S.A. . . . turned on, tuned out . . . Woodstock . . . Vietnam . . . like wow. Woodstock: Life Style For Kids Rock Festival ' s Major Theme Was Search for Peace 145 CHANGES Wachusett went into the 60’s full speed ahead. It had survived the 50’s and was now a well estab¬ lished school. In the words of poet Bob Dylan, the times they were a changin’, and Wachusett changed along with them. Nature’s mighty law is change 146 The 70’s were years of change. Styles came and went quickly — from miniskirts to knee length and midi’s. Psychedelic colors gave way to soft earth tones and the tailored look became loose and baggy, and or a combination of both. Flat shoes gave way to platform shoes and tall skinny heels. Boots walked into the scene, along with jeans and more jeans. Everyone grew their hair long, then some got it cut short. . . and shorter. Some liked it straight, others curly. Perms came back into being, and many afros and crimped heads of hair were seen bobbing around. 150 CHANGES. . . Ten minute break came and went. The dress code was relaxed. Double lunch periods went. Lunches, however, stayed the same . . . 9 152 PEOPLE 153 Hal Lane, a former student, is now the principal. Other teach¬ ers, administrators, and students have come and gone, and Wachusett has improved with age. STAFF AND FACULTY WHO HAVE BEEN HERE 25 YEARS 1 I i WILLARD FRENCH JAMES BARYS THOMAS MOORE crnicUA od. HAROLD M. LANE SUZANNE RUBENSTEIN CHARLENECURRAN y: m ■m ROBERT MILES, JR. FACULTY WHO GRADUATED FROM WACHUSETT RONALD HOPPER NOLA BRANCHE 156 ' Ss V -r 7 u j rb l ? (K JJl ox yc uot a Va } ci f S f ' vV . r ' x? ? $ d diOM X I x %. - V T r 1 o A 4r. ■’• ' • r V. y A! V oC ?t J ;,t j? £ . A v « � eK j | iw- ' KV v k� v ' f r AJty jJtrusCi j i vV , Jjc x M. ty t 11 Ov ' ■ wv-£ o qM } J f ’ o K .a! ,o Q V V s ! s Cr V ° U $ fllT) 7 Cfj S ' s-V . TWik QivvviuA. A«. AfcKM lOV-ntM ‘ C i s : t5cCL$0tl$ of Hjolaled in wddimtSS where he needed U t ' ' faitfe Ik in finite ti feacefaland ah % J? r ' fke fata fa (ft rndPudfalht fadfafiftd } Jo kin m Woods he drawled ' fad before idseyed ids If unraveled, lake a fed who stays __ r „„ fear chid aif fafid Words 1c Tfa lone fa. ma searched for, mb ikerfwUe fade ftdd ' j She rmcao jo here he fad d red fas weafa Sofa dffa a If fad Jeff M fas M, dll of,i ' s ofe itcwSm. a tfafaace. fapid tki all Violence sfalld onedyf dense, Jo Id fas Wisdont fa former remembered, - ■-—i—- Thoughts on Graduation Another year has now gone by But somehow things have changed. Our lives which were once all so neat Are now so unarranged. We must decide on where to go, to work or to school. It’s not an easy choice to make. Our hearts and minds must rule. Our friends all go their different ways. We feel as though we’re lost. But some, we know, we’ll see again No matter what the cost. To keep in touch with all we’ve met Will surely never be. So for the time that we are here A friend, we’ll try to be. The ceremony finally comes. We’re full of laughs and tears. The time we spent together Will be cherished through the years. Kathy Nordquist Time Spent The winds of time have crept into The souls of you and I. Some chill a summer’s morning, Some warm a wintry night. The days we’ve spent enjoying life Are memories kept inside. We sh all not pass as strangers In tomorrow’s world of rhyme. Diane Marier Rusty, sweating palm pressed against crisp white paper, leave memories like gray ashened soot blown haphazardly Across the hearth. Each, in its own pattern of creased lines extending to eternity each, entwining in itself like raindrops skidding down the window pane. Kathleen Crowley WKQY STATIC It’s late at night And the only thing I have to prove there’s a world out there somewhere is my old radio. I like listening to each different song. Some slap-happy disc jockey is blowing effervescent bubbles over the air-waves. His voice never breaks its non-stop, hurry-up, pitta-pat. I wonder how he does it on his salary . . . When it’s real late, I get tired of Jerry and the Jerks death-defying, Electric-frying sound. Somebody’s crying through their blue notes and I just don’t give a damn. Give me real music like that little boy played; Banging sticks on an old trash barrel in the rain . . . 166 — C. Berry Sunrise to Sunset “I finally see the dawn arrivin ' I see beyond the road I ' m drivin ' We ' ve been sealed and secluded From the horizons of life. In the darkness of our youth. In the laws of conformity — But why? We are the leaders now — And they have to stop Forcing us to believe That we must follow them. We are the sunrise. Rushing gloriously from the depth of the night. In the victorious colors. Brilliant and fresh. In our pinks, melons, and yellows. As our beams illuminate the earth To guide the lives of the living. But they — They are the sunset Melting and fading away. Into the cloudy blue-gray mystery. Deep and mellowed In their reds, oranges, and golds. As their dying rays Drip into the sea And are washed away. Nancy Champlin 168 ft 1 Wm me m flow, Qm Mil of tk Mjt, We Javel a jew , id M inkjcmk Tie ttmlm fat dd Ui WCad 3 i f wen $onp fame, i11 of (kem m cm. %i MM {btffetf on tfe mk ad fa M p Wt fwenftr {m iMwce 0 fat il oty Udd faifadk. Ttf fa mertfar , Jmu nefaef yttllfdwti k.m ofl-uliid fa Mins, cfaw ikt -m mutjrovf attd fame. 169 i. ' Mahi to (he orange sari i izify in u mCt trees in tktsam (iKfayClSstrm tSurgP ' esiqn. S ' We have c(C[ grown together ujo the trunk and now comes time to branch, And reach -for our own place in tm sku. Jiemtmber the. trunk we aCC,lived in once and cCi mb down -when, the wind gets cold timb down to thz rmth of our fritndshijps. Sue Abbott T 170 by Sue Veaudry Here I am sitting at a square desk in a square room with a square floor covered with square tiles trying to copy your unemotional words and I glance out the square window and watch the square trucks bounce by and wonder if could I be a square myself? I turn away and look at my square paper and try to express myself with a round pencil. 173 Renaissance It’s now a month since I’ve been there, It seems longer though; Changes seem to slowly paint themselves over me But they come quietly, so it doesn’t matter. Yesterday the leaves fell off the trees The end has come whispering her solitude and forebode. Time is the revelation Faith is the key to the revelation Revelation is the key to the end. It’s now been a month since I’ve remembered It seems much shorter. Changes have been painted and talked up in memory’s museum, To sit on shadowy walls Waiting for memories to march through Peering at the renaissance of time gone by. H. Howard Growing Up It ain’t easy, ya know, when you got so many people trying to shape you, mold you, and make you and you just want to furl your sails, and let the current take you. It ain’t easy when they push you down and step on you, cut your wings and tether you. They say they could never understand you but who said they were expected to? It ain’t easy. I keep looking ahead hoping they’ll open the cage and let me fly, but it ain’t gonna be that easy. C. Messier 175 ) me i mes There ' s such exce11 ent peopie amund- cSueVi good friends. (JJe pass around a cup ri mm i n p Tdh love and gef Wgh on oar fine times. klvundgren 176 LAS VEGAS NIGHT JUNIOR PROM I ‘ HOMECOMING Freshman Queen — Laura Wilkinson 184 Junior Queen — Linda Creelman Sophomore Queen — Lisa Callahan Senior Queen — Jenny Laird — Winner Freshman Float Sophomore Float Junior Float — Winner Senior Float — Should Flave Won 185 POWDERPUFF FOOTBALF 190 192 BLOOD DRIVE Karen Deluca — 1000th Donor SiaiffiSiiStf; WACHU5ETT BLDDD DRIVE aWR.H5.GYM f 195 VARSITY FOOTBALL WRHS 7 VARSITY FOOTBALL St. Peter’s 14 7 Algonquin 14 6 Fitchburg 28 21 Doherty 0 22 Holy Name 0 21 Burncoat 0 14 St. Bernard’s 7 12 St. John’s 21 16 Leominster 27 21 Gardner 0 196 L-R: K. Carlson, A. Aubertin, S. Davitt, D. Domain, R. Bobkowski, C. Plaza, H. Goodrow, L. Itugo, M. Waddell, S. Connell Back Row: L-R, D. Roeder, S. Parker, S. Litterio, J. McKenna, B. Mello, S. Gosk, R. Fisher, M. Stockwell, J. Goodhile, G. Stidsen, P. Dunn, K. Eicholtz, M. Lupien, B. Wills, D. Martel, T. Gibson, J. Catlin, D. Noponer, M. McKnight, J. Hayes, B. Weller, B. Kelley, G. Williamson. Middle Row: L-R, W. Wetterman, D. Laughrea, P. Occipinti, J. Hill, J. Kelley, K. MacCarthy, B. Ritter, 1. Puccetti, D. Curtis, B. Yagou, T. Toscano, M. Bellville, R. Anderson, M. Lloyd, A. Mahan, T. Oldakowski. Front Row: L-R, D. Chanaki, J. Powers, P. Dowd, P. Smith, M. Ladd, B. McDonald, T. Oliver, D. Strang, C. Baschant, M. Coolidge 197 4D J J.V. FOOTBALL Back Row L-R, B. McDonald, T. Oldakowski, D. Chanaki, C. Beschant, M. Coolidge, B. Kelley, B. Mello, S. Gosk, J. McKenna, W, Wetterman. Front Row: L-R, J. Powers, R. Fisher, T. Oliver, D. Strang, P. Smith, P. Dowd, D. Laughrea, M. Ladd. 198 JV FOOTBALL WRHS 10 St. Peter’s 12 14 Algonquin 16 20 Fitchburg 12 26 Auburn 0 18 Leominster 14 20 Gardner 12 14 St. Bernards 24 16 St. John’s 20 21 Holy Name 0 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL WRHS 0 Algonquin 26 38 Auburn 6 6 Holy Name 20 0 St. Bernard’s 15 2 St. John’s 28 0 Leominster 36 0 Gardner 10 Front L-R: N. Richardson. J. Kallio, B. Windle, P. Lavoie, J. Juneau, R. Sargent, G. Ahearn. 2nd Row L-R: C. Roberts, M. Debs, J. Dow, L. Reed, P. Mellor, M. Wilde, J. Nelson, J. Federici. Back L-R: Coach McEachern, M. Cahill, T. Snelson, D. Tuomivaara, M. Johnson, M. Hale. M. Hubble, J. Simpson, D. Perry, J. Lemoine, A. Lougee, Coach Dagostino. 200 FIELD HOCKEY SQUAD I Back Row: L-R. Coach Radimer. P. Lavalee. J. Cavanaugh. J. Tucker. K. Nelson. L. Nash. G. Page. J. Locke. S. Olson. Middle Row: C. Gager. B. Barone. J. Laird, M. St. Saveur. B. Roughan. R. Emery. M. St. Saveur. R. Helle. J. Paulson. P. Ritter. Front Row: K. Callahan, L. Naas. M. Wyrebeck. T. Kenney. SQUAD II Back Row L-R. Coach Wojcicki, A. O’Connor. A. Renauld. C. Palermo. S. Scappaticci. S. McGrath. M. Cottle. R. Gus¬ tafson. T. Lane. L. Goselyn. Front Row: L. DuPont. C. Corbin, A. Freitas. L. Scalzulli. L. Jummonville. C. Donato. C. Wardzala. G. Naas. SQUADS III and IV Back Row: L-R, S. Mason, S. Henderson, F. Caverly. L. Emery. L. White. W. Howland. A. McMenemy. M. Wojcicki. Middle Row: C. Grinkis, L. Dipierro, S. Olson. D. DesRoches, S. Laird, K. Twitchell, J. Helle. B. Hammond Front Row: C. Jennette, S. Laughrea. M. Freitas. M. Scott, A. Dunshee. C. Lane, C. Kenney. M. O ' Connor. 203 VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY WRHS 0 FIELD HOCKEY SQUAD I Gardner 0 1 Leominster 0 4 Fitchburg 0 0 Burncoat 0 2 Notre Dame 0 1 South 0 0 Leominster 0 3 Holy Name 1 1 Holy Name 1 1 Fitchburg 0 0 Notre Dame 0 0 South 1 1 Gardner 0 0 Marlboro 0 204 ( J.V. AND FRESHMAN WRHS 0 1 0 2 2 6 2 1 1 0 0 FIELD HOCKEY SQUAD 3 Gardner Leominster Fitchburg Doherty Leominster Holy Name Leominster Fitchburg Gardner Doherty Marlboro ■ FIELD HOCKEY SQUAD3 FIELD HOCKEY WRHS SQUAD 0 Hopedale 5 WRHS 0 Holliston nr Leominster 0 2 Tantasqua V 2 0 Gardner 2 1 Tantasqua 0 2 Tantasqua 0 1 Holy Name 0 0 Gardner 3 2 Leominster 0 0 Fitchburg 0 0 Tantasqua 0 , 205 207 BOY ' S CROSS COUNTRY WRHS 24 Leominster 34 5 Somerset 18 Holy Name 41 27 Fitchburg 28 27 St. John’s 28 26 St. Bernards 29 24 Gardner 31 9 ° la 60 K of C —Wore. 28 Keene 30 2 CMC League Meet 30 Burncoat, Dogerty, Nashoba 5 Dist. Ill Meet 15 Shrewsbury GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY WRHS 21 Leominster 38 15 Holy Name 50 15 Fitchburg 50 27 Assabet Valley 28 16 Auburn 39 19 St. Bernard’s 40 25 Gardner 30 33 Keene 23 26 Nashoba 29 15 Burncoat 48 15 South 49 34 Doherty 21 25 Shrewsbury 32 BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY Back Row: L-R, Coach Warren, T. Goewey, P. Goewey, M. Bailey, P. Redfield, J. Soderberg, M. Wheeler, B. Kirk, T. Dufault, A. Kosinchuk (mgr.) Front Row: G. Smith, C. White, P. Kolonugz, C. DiRubio, M. Kimball, R. Herrera, G. Viner. 210 VARSITY SOCCER WRHS 1 St. John’s 3 2 Quabbin 1 7 Fitchburg 1 4 Holy Name 2 10 St. Peters 0 1 St. John’s 1 1 Leominster 2 12 Fitchburg 1 4 Burncoat 1 5 St. Peter’s 2 0 Leominster 3 3 Quabbin 1 5 Shrewsbury 0 1 Algonquin 1 3 Holy Name 1 J.V. SOCCER WRHS 6 Wins 8 Losses 3 Ties , S. Puliafico, C. Moylan, D. Hagman, J. Shanahan, S. Walton, D. Dube Front Row: P. Swanson, M. Gardula, M. Kloeck. F. Kennedy, R. Aney, L. Fortunato. WiWl i 2 Back Row: L-R, Coach Campbell, M. Ahnrud, S. Sudar, J. Aney, T. Bailey, S. Caverty, S. Turner, D. Szerejko, M. Campbell. Back Row: K. Kennedy, R. Bazzano, M. Lavalee, K. Arnette, J. Sherwood, S. BaZzano, P. Fortunato, J. McGrath, S. Puffer, J. Casey. mm ; 1 ■■«wnn-in w 217 VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL WRHS 27 Doherty 34 38 St. Peter’s 64 34 Shrewsbury 45 39 Notre Dame 25 43 David Prouty 40 36 St. Bernard’s 42 42 Shrewsbury 50 41 Gardner 40 49 Ayer 33 45 Fitchburg 34 48 St. Bernard’s 44 43 Holy Name 45 28 Gardner 42 59 Leominster 50 50 Fitchburg 34 39 St. Peter’s 58 29 Holy Name 38 54 Leominster 35 Back Row: L-R, Coach Radimer, K. Palermo, L. Naas, T. Kenney, B. Potvin, K. Nelson, B. Potvin, K. Callahan, D. DesRoches. B. Temple. Kneeling, L. Hayes, L. Nash. 218 J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach Radimer GIRL ' S J.V. BASKETBALL WRHS 23 Doherty 17 60 St. Bernard’s 41 64 Shrewsbury 18 40 Gardner 46 55 Shrewsbury 13 26 Fitchburg 32 31 St. Bernard’s 47 29 Holy Name 31 30 Gardner 31 38 Leominster 34 31 Fitchburg 24 41 St. Peter’s 39 35 Holy Name 33 41 Notre Dame 40 28 St. Peter’s 36 40 Leominster 38 41 Notre Dame 12 T i: Y AflL Jb| X, ■ 1 JK Bb ■ J |p mLm J B jfl Back Row: L-R, S. Person, D. Evangilitis, L. Warg, S. O’Connor, W. Howland, Coach Radimer. Kneeling: ' J. Ball, K. Corbin, S. Laughrea, A. O’Connor, M. O’Connor, S. OLson, R. Wesley. 220 Coach Wojcicki FRESHMAN GIRL’S BASKETBALL FRESHMAN GIRL’S BASKETBALL WRHS 14 Nashoba 9 24 B. F. Brown 30 33 Leominster 28 28 Memorial 22 29 Marlboro 10 36 Leominster 37 19 Nashoba 20 46 Marlboro 27 18 B. F. Brown 30 21 Memorial 30 15 Leominster 25 17 Gardner 31 Wo. Sitting: L. Emery, C. Lane. 221 VARSITY BOY’S BASKETBALL BOY’S VARSITY BASKETBALL WRHS 56 Algonquin 63 54 St. Bernard’s 65 57 Shrewsbury 56 67 Burncoat 79 68 St. Peter’s 70 60 Burncoat 74 48 Gardner 42 51 St. John’s 55 71 St. Bernard’s 55 56 Fitchburg 55 66 Leominster 58 63 Holy Name 71 52 St. Peter’s 63 88 Gardner 76 59 Fitchburg 77 77 Bartlett 76 54 Holy Name 70 67 Leominster 76 70 St. John’s 74 71 Shrewsbury 49 nilTmiu Back L-R: Coach Corriveau, K. Lindfors, B. Wills, L. Evangelidis, S. Stimson, P. Morgan, D. Curtis, J. Olson. Front L-R: B. Weller, M. Kelleher, T. Scully, S. MacCarthy, J. McGlouphlin, K. Eichols. 222 J.V. BOY’S BASKETBALL Coach Ball On Top: L-R. C. Andrews, S. Laird, B. O’Hearn, L. Wilkenson, J. Graham. Holding: C. Jordan, C. Snyder, R. Gustafson, K. Amsden. BOY’S J.V. BASKETBALL WRHS 54 Algonquin 53 43 St. Bernard’s 50 .38 Shrewsbury 55 45 Burncoat 70 39 St. Peter’s 63 37 Burncoat 46 65 Gardner 54 39 St. John’s 48 62 St. Bernard’s 50 40 Fitchburg 59 55 Leominster 68 31 Holy Name 53 64 St. Peter’s 71 75 Gardner 37 47 Fitchburg 59 64 Bartlett 59 41 Holy Name 60 64 Leominster 61 71 Shrewsbury 52 54 St. John’s 49 L-R: T. LaPointe, E. McDade, L. Fortunato, J. McDonald, M. Dill, B. Hopkins, J. Goodrow, S. Burman, M. Johns, Coach Ball. 224 Coach Ethier BOY’S FRESHMAN BASKETBALL WRHS 38 St. John’s 64 39 St. John’s 49 26 B. F. Brown 63 31 B. F. Brown 55 25 Trade 32 29 Memorial 44 45 Memorial 36 51 St. Peters 60 55 St. Peter’s 76 28 Leominster 54 41 Leominster 48 39 Gardner 41 38 Holy Name 24 38 St. Bernard’s 50 47 St. Bernard’s 37 39 Trade 50 25 Holy Name 34 FRESHMAN BOY’S BASKETBALL Back Row: L-R, Coach Ethier, P. James, D. Carlson, P. Lanyon, C. Moylan, H. Munyan, D. Joshe, S. Harrington, J. Lemoine. Middle Row: L-R, D. Frye, J. Cook, B. Lindfors, J. Carlson, C. Weller, M. Hale. Kneeling, J. Astukewitz, G. Thorsen. 225 WRHS WINTER TRACK 68 North 18 39.5 Algonquin 46.5 26.5 Fitchburg 59.5 36 Leominster 50 56 Burncoat 29 26 St. Johns 60 30 Doherty 56 Standing: L-R, Coach Warren, A. Kosinchuk (mgr.), L. Meymaris, C. Carl¬ son, A. Meymaris, M. Pizziferri, D. Slocum, N. Mancevice, Ms. Benson (asst, coach), Mr. MacCallum (asst, coach). Kneeling: M. Connors, C. Burgess, M. Quinlivan, M. Frotten, J. Williams. y Standing: L-R, A. Kosinchuk (mgr.), Coach Warren, D. Palinsky, D. Cha- naki, P. Goewey, M. Szaban, P. Puccetti, T. Goewey, J. Davis, D. Pratt, Ms. Benson (asst, coach), Mr. MacCallum (asst, coach). Kneeling: H. Hallen, G. Smith, B. Kirk, C. DiRubio, J. Soderberg, J. How¬ land, P. Kolonusz. 227 - - V? $ ■ - :■ JM-- 229 GIRL’S GYMNASTICS WRHS 97.65 Shepherd Hill 72.75 96.05 Tahanto 57.35 100.6 Gardner 67.75 96.95 Algonquin 93.2 95.1 Burncoat 46.25 95.12 Shrewsbury 73.2 93.3 Auburn 75.0 96.0 Tantasqua 85.0 BOY’S GYMNASTICS WRHS 62.5 Shrewsbury 64.0 65.2 Shepherd Hill 61.2 65.5 Tantasqua 60.1 64.0 Leominster 58.3 63.4 Algonquin 70.0 64.5 Tahanto 60.5 64.1 Auburn 64.9 Back: L-R: F. Kennedy, R. Savino, P. Lavoie, T. Curtis, Coach Domingue. Front: L-R: D.Smaltz, O. Ranta, M. Piscione, A. Dufault, J. Moore. 230 Back Row: L-R, Coach Provost, S. Guthray, S. Egan, C. Plaza, L. Hugo, M. St. Saveur, L. Callahan, J. Lipp, C. DeMarken. C. Donegan.T. Bazzano. Middle Row: L. Franklin, L. Dupont, D. Long, L. Nelson, S. Connell, S. Perkins, J. Smith, C. Twitchell. Front Row: C. Pierce, P. DiPerrio, S. Crystoff, H. Butler, M. St. Saveur. B. Nash. Ns, I 1 1 ■pH GIRL’S GYMNASTICS 23 « VARSITY HOCKEY VARSITY HOCKEY WRHS 3 St. Peter’s 7 3 Hudson 3 9 Leominster 4 3 Auburn 4 8 Fitchburg 4 2 St. John’s 6 4 St. Bernard’s 2 3 Fitchburg 4 4 St. John’s 4 6 Marlboro 3 5 Algonquin 4 3 St. Bernard’s 2 5 Marlboro 10 5 Hudson 3 6 Gardner 2 5 Auburn 7 2 St. Peter’s 3 6 Algonquin 2 3 Leominster 2 Back L-R: D. Roeder, C. Malone, J. Malone, B. McKenna, B. Boutelle, K. Person, D. Ma«.kay, P. Fortier, D. Blood, Coach Tar- kionen Front L-R: D. Blood, S. Siemen, N. Gamblin, M. Bouvier, D. Perry, B. Duca, G. Egan, S. Arnold, G. Stidsen, J. Hill. 234 J.Y. HOCKEY 235 Back L-R: B. Roeder, P. Dowd, L. Anderson, M. Coolidge, E. Berrica, Coach White, S. Bouvier, J. Shay, T. Loftus, R. Andrews Front L-R: D. Blood, M. Heidenfelter, E. Johnson, M. Gardulla, D. Mastrototaro, N. Richardson, M. Wild, P. Bogrin. STUDENT ADVISORY BOARD M Ladroga, A. Brigham, N. Mello FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Russell Aney Gayle Shilale, Nancy Bousquet, Ann Donato ' . GET SMART 237 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mike McKnight Johnna St. George Kip Durham Marge Scully SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bob Olsen Sue O’Connor Anne Claprood Terri Heidenfelter V ' Iw fc ' rV ' S JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Donna Eliis Jon Ljungberg Lori Favata Rich Bedard SHORT TERM EXCHANGE PROGRAM kneeling: A. Jasephiar (Scarsdale), B. Hennessy (W.R.H.S.), K. Morter (Scarsdale), C. Done- gan (W.R.H.S.) standing: D. McNutt (W.R.H.S.), A. Clark (Scarsdale), C. Kelleher (Scarsdale), P. deMarcken (W.R.H.S.) SCIENCE SEMINAR kneeling: P. Woods, L. Nergararian, S. Chin, S. Decoteau, B. Becker, C. Zottoli, D. Gregerman standing: C. Kelly, S. Freed, K. Zaleski, A. Casavant, K. Shus- tak, J. Goodrow, T. Catlin, C. Isble, S. Munyon, Mr. Spakaus- kas (Advisor) SAINTS L to R: S. Michniewica, G. Holmes, C. Shustak, Mrs. Hastbacka, P. Mowry, P. DeMarcken 239 .. vj i mm psHralBiSll 240 STUDENT COUNCIL sitting: J. Graham, S. Laird, M. Loan. M. Waddell, C. Donegan kneeling: S. Claprood, G. Antinelli, D. Laidlaw, M. O’Connor, L. White, C. Jordan, C. Jennette, L. McNair standing: L. Creelman, S. Judkins, A. Frietas, J. Ljungberg, J. Cat- lin, S. Turner, K. Durham, A. Claprood, S. Eagan, S. FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY front: Mrs. Bernier, K. Jarvis, B. Bosley, K. McMaster, Mrs. Horgan back: K. Lundgren, P. Mowry, N. Champlin. B. Roughan, P. Kas- parson NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY kneeling: A. Jordan, M. Scully. L. Hayes, M. Waddell. K. Calla¬ han, R. Helle, L. Naas, P. DeMarcken, B. Bosley, B. Roughan, G. Bayer standing: M. Stockwell, K. Jarvis, H. Howard, L. Connelly, K. Lundgren, A. Dudley, J. Cava¬ naugh, A. Casavant, K. McMaster, K. Hallen, M. Kim¬ ball, Mr. Jaquith standing (3rd row): D. Graffum, R. Lane, P, Gay, J. Tucker, S. MacCarthy, J. Corcoran, S. Turner, J. Aney, K. Durham. J. Dingle, W. Csaplar REFLECTIONS kneeling: C. Spencer, K. Crowley. B. Hennessey, S. Freed, V. Halal standing: B. Oslund, J. Asaiante, E. Johanson. M. Mahar. L. Butler, L. Wentzell, T. Moore (Advi¬ sor) ... ' -v - ECHO anding: C. Ball, M. Kimball, L. Butler, L. Hermanson, H. Anderson, T. Swenson, N. Oli¬ ver, P. Krashes, James Hedlund kneeling: M. Lewis, M. Pizziferri, J. Williams, J. Asiante, P. Soder- berg, L. Zupio, L. Coughlin sitting: B. Holland, T. Jones, C, Lane, P. Renaud, M. Casavant, G. Haines, D. Slolum WELCOME lolbc D.E.C.A. kneeling: G. Foy. R. Mullaney, M. Walker. R. Bolster standing: N. Traub, P. Elms, S. Kohlstrom, I. McKinlay, D. Johnson, Mr. Margolis , :c ; Stated C ■ ,;yr DANCE CLUB ssgmm. IMPROVIZA TION CHOREO¬ GRAPHY d. v dX:.fe ' i : d d ' •■- HEALTH AIDS Front: B. Castriotta, D. May Back: K. Smith, S. Johns, L. Salmonsen, R.N. BACKPACKING CLUB sitting: J. Thom standing behind J. T.: H. Howard standing: Mr. Barys, S. Abbott, D. Szerejko, S. Foster, J. Miner, M. Richardson CHESS TEAM kneeling: S. Siam, C. Isble standing: D. Horsfall, M. Carville, M. Kloeck 243 FUTUR FARMERS AMERICA POLITICAL AFFAIRS CLUB sitting: S. Bennett, J. Cavanaugh, L. Bennett, J. Renaud kneeling: P. Nelson, N. Mello, S. Cottle, B. Castriotta, P. Renaud, K. Shanahan, C. Lane. H. Longbottom, A. Russell, C. Zottoli standing: L. Nergerarian, J. Asai- ante. T. Duncanson. E. Johan¬ sen. M. Kloeck, R. Freese, L. Kightlinger, L. West, A. Wil¬ liams. 244 SKI CLUB LATIN CLUB kneeling: N. Mello, G. Ludden, J. Renaud, Mr. Anderson standing: C. Ball, B. Junell, K. Shas- tuk, C. Paquette, C. Isble LIBRARY CLUB sitting: A. Gibney, C. Vaugh, M. Johnson, A. Sargent, R. Reg- nier, E. Urbanovitch. J. Bian- chi, B. Boudreau, L. Zuppio kneeling: C. Holmes. J. Gorski, T. Boynton, S. Twine, S. Jordan. S. English, D. Downey, C. Isble, L. Caughlin, K. Milne standing: Mrs. Sandquist, Mrs. Par¬ ker, P. Sandhu, S. Michniewicz, T. Pierce, N. Traub, M. Moi- san, M. Kloeck, L. Wilson, W. Csapler, B. Kelley, L. Dubrule, S. Elwell, R. Lind, Mrs. Chase COMPUTER CLUB kneeling: H. Wetterman, C. Carlson, S. Munyan, P. Woods, A. Carlson standing: D. Zuppio, L. Hermanson, R. Osipov, C. Shastuk, M. LaPointe, T. Pierce, P. Ouel¬ lette. R. Hedlund (Advisor) BUSINESS CLUB kneeling: D. Coderre, L. Wentzell, S. White, P. Cleveland, D. Lamoreaux standing: Mrs. Thompson, J. Carl¬ son, C. Nason, S. Margirosian, C. Berry, D. Willey, K. Gustaf¬ son, Mrs. Houmere Ur 1 fi ■ ■ f l 1 i MODEL U.N. sitting: S. Bennett, J. Cavanaugh, L. Bennett, K. Shanahan, L. West kneeling: P. Nelson, S. Cottle, N. Mello, B. Castriotta, H. Long- bottom, L. Kightlinger standing: T. Nelson, J. Duncanson, E. Johansen, M. Kloeck, R. Freese ROCK CLIMBING CLUB kneeling: J. Thorn sitting on J. T.’s shoulders: N. Pentland, leaning on N. P.’s shoulders: H. MacConnell standing: D. Holmes, S. Greenlaw, M. Bice, L. Sildfeuer, S. Schenck, R. Santry, M. Richardsen, J. Soderberg, Mr. Snelson w K ' T im I t 1 | v S ' O 246 THE YEARBOOK STAFF , EAT fc-fO ,vV “TT J Ti v Y L.R: P. Gat. PjLsparson. B. Lengas. S. Davilt. A. Jordan. L Whitcher. H. Ungas. S. Veaudry. K. Lund- aren. ©G5 257 . for the 258 266 270 Patrons A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. JOHN T. AHEARN MR. AND MRS. I. E. AHNRUD MR. AND MRS. EERO A. AIJALA MRS. EDITH ANFREWS AND VIOLET PASQUALE AND LUCY BARONE MR. AND MRS. JOHN R. BOMBA MR. AND MRS. EDMUND T. BENNETT IN MEMORY OF ELIAS BERTZOS SUZANNE H. BLOCH BOB AND CINDY RONALD BOSLEY MR. AND MRS. RICHARD G. BENEDICT RONALD W. BOUSQUET A FRIEND MR. AND MRS. RICHARD J. BUCKLEY MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. BUDD MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. BUTHRAY MR. AND MRS. WENDELL P. d ( TI F R IR MR. AND MRS. DARIO CAIAZZI MR. AND MRS. ROBERT N. CARLSON MR. AND MRS. KENNETH M. CORBIN MR. AND MRS. GERARD CORCORAN SAM AND MRS. JAMES A. COTTLE CAROL AND JIM CRANFORD MR. AND MRS. B. A. CROCKETT MR. AND MRS. JOHN R. CRYSTOFF MR. AND MRS. W. W. CSAPLAR MR. AND MRS. KENNETH A. CUTTING MR. AND MRS. DONALD P. DALBECK MR. AND MRS. JOHN M. DAVIS MR. AND MRS. JONATHON DAVIS MR. AND MRS. JAMES DAVITT MR. AND MRS. 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O V E REA LTOR □ REALTOR Sales, Appraisals, Multiple Listing Service Paxton Office • 607 Pleasant St. • 755-5223 Holden Office 829-6601 Home Phone 752-6696 290 {Patricia fflickarJi 829-2881 Emergency 756-7022 Marshall Drug Jlaif tqlifiyted Prescription Specialists Marshall Horwitz 619 Main St. Holden 135 PLEASANT STREET PAXTON, MASS., RTE. 122 Phone 753-5506 By Appointment Only Compliments of HOLDEN MOBIL Earle A. Johnson Flowers, Inc. 211 Doyle Road, Holden Tel. 853-2665 rou¬ nd Jke laSi time around J ' (( wafk these fom raffs ihat get Snorter every year, and j(( fiandfe problems {fiat afso seem to shrink, white J keev arowiw fKeach i eja arowino. mo fori the sku J ' CC saurntj fast aood bye. Wachusett Regional High School Annual Wachusett Reg. H.S. Library --•if? _ -A■•UL DONKEY BASKETBALL 3 t j J 5 6 7 fpJros ANNIVERSARY DA NCE i 8 9 kk. PARIS ’79 10 11 12 13 . ,% ifiSfe s-1 lpfS|Pr 1 W KS J|pyF- N ' ) % ■ ! . «■� ••. «• : ' ST SS fe; ? iV ,s wsr? .3SS fPl ■ •- « . - ' ■ . s, , 8 V .. 1 14 15 I VARSITY BASEBALL Back: Coach Trikakis, R. Abbot, D. Perry, E. Bousquet, B. Boutelle, B. Weller, P. Caiazzi, B. Ritter, D. Strang, Coach Corriveau. Front: D. McNair, P. Dunn, M. Bloch, R. Hill, K. Eicholz, B. Wills, D. Noponen, J. Corcoran, D. Roeder. Missing: P. Morgan. 16 2nd Row: Coach: B. Trikakis, B. Mello, M. Johns, J. Davitt, M. Booth, J. Powers, T. Loftus, B. Roeder, L. Anderson, D. Booth, J. Taylor 17 fl 18 19 VARSITY SOFTBALL Back Row: Coach Leonard, L. Warg, R. Wesley, S. Scappaticci, M. St. Sauver, B. Potvin, B. Potvin, L. Nash. Front Row: L. Garseau, J. Ball, M. St. Sauver, K. Callahan, L. Hayes, B. Temple, P. Edelstein, M. Barrier. 20 1st row, 1 to r: S. Stidsen, A. O’Conner, L. Emery, D. Austin, L. Callahan, W. How¬ land, C. Jordan. 2nd row, 1 to r: Coach Dagastino, R. Gufstason, D. Jewett, M. O’Conner, S. Olson, C. Conte, L. Ford. 3rd row, 1 to r: M. Quinlivand, K. Arnold, J. Ball, G. Naas, M. Frotten, E. Abbot. 21 L-R, Back Row: Coach Rasku, C. Berube, B. Priest, D. Mott, S. Moore, S. Caverly, B. Wilson. Front Row: K. Arnett, D. Coulumbe, R. Sampson, P. Ware, B. Windle, B. Shaunessy. 23 L-R, Back Row: C. Spencer, C. Leland, C. Donato, L. White, C. Finnegan, S. Abbott, L. McNair Middle Row: D. Laidlaw, H. Horseman, C. Palacios, B. Barone. Front Row: P. DeMarken, S. McDonald 25 1st row, 1 to r: J. Fellows, J. Herrera, P. Kolonuz, S. Siam, J. Littizzio, G. Nelson, M. Debs, G. Smith. 2nd row, 1 to r: J. Davis, G. Medlinskas, A. Mahan, P. Puccetti, P. Goewey, M. Johnson, A. Dufault, T. Goewey. 3rd row, 1 to r: Manager Kosinchuk, S. Roughen, H. Hallen, D. Palinski, R. Jordan, A. Munyon, T. Nelson, M. Campbell, B. Kirk, M. Hale, J. Hol¬ land, Coach Warren. T 28 29 GOLF TEAM V FACULTY MMf • wT ' -A 23 .2 T 4 r . ▼ j r ' XL : .. Standing: Coach Spakauskas, D. MacKay, L. Evangilidus, R. Bennett, S. McCarthy, J. Olson Kneeling: R. Berns, W. Strandgaurd, F. Ladner, J. Harrison 31 SPRING SPORTS BANQUET 32 36 _ 41 45 IN MEMORIAM David J. Corcoran To Dave he was the greatest I loved him and still do No one at all could take his place To share good times Teaching one another right from wrong He taught me how to be a young lady How to kiss and act around others And all he said was . .. To be yourself That’s exactly how he was I always admired him He had a good head on his shoulders Always happy, cheerful For one thing you can never be in a bad mood around him He’d make you laugh and cry at the same time Laugh at the times we had And to cry that he’s gone. Beth Corcoran So full of life and joy, Dave always had a smile on his face. He loved the outdoors and used to tell me About his canoe weekends and his traveling Cross country to California. Always a friend In need; willing to sit for hours at a time Just listening at what you had to say or give A lending shoulder when you needed advice or Cheering up. Always there when you needed him — Yet never asking anything in return — except For happiness — happiness around everyone. God gave this kindness to Dave and he spread It among his friends. In memory of you Dave — You’re the kind of friend everyone wishes they had. I’ll never forget the good times — In memory of you. 46 1961-1979 JMP SUSAN PALADINO 127 Woodridge Road Holden A man to be greatly good must imagine intensely, must put himself in the place of others ... family ... friends ... Bob ... peace, tranquility and love to all. KEITH P. PERSON 53 Raymond Street Holden “Death is nothing to us, since when we are, death has not come, and when death has come, we are not” ... Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 ... Football 1 ... Red-Button’s ... P.O.L.L.T.F. ... Bud ... Styx ... Auburn JOAN C. RELLSTAB 6 East Park Road Sterling You can’t always get what you want, but if you try sometime ... R.S.... Q.C.C. ... my family ... my friends ... The F.V. .. .jeeps ... SSSh ... Jim Morrison and the Doors ... Have a good one ... Patrons MR. MRS. HELLE 47 ROBIN MARIE HUD¬ SON 81 Parker Avenue Holden “The moments pass so quickly but the memories are forever” . . . The Cape ... H.S.A.... work ... good times ... family and friends... MARK MILLER 19 Lt. Sumter Holden LEONARD C. MARRINO 39 Acorn Drive Holden Good-bye Wachusett; Hello world . . . Good old Gold ... Courts ... “71 STANG” ... street ... Skynyrd ... Keg par¬ ties forever H.P.D.S.!!! DONALD PROVOST Maple Spring Drive Rutland STEPHEN CHRYSOSTOM Charnock Hill Road Rutland Reflections editor ... Nancy ... Model U.N. . .. b iking ... Mark Co. ... E.P.L. .. . skiing ... 3 years of J.C.! ... the long-awaited senior year ... plays and bombs ... I do not exist to impress the world. ROBIN LEEGOODELL Paddock Road Rutland “Be brave, everything’s gonna be alright” ... Outlaws . . . B B ... Davis S. Greene ... Marshall Tucker .. . Charlie Daniels ... L.B. ... Miller ... D D ... friends ... summer time ... Fla.... parties ... DONNA LEE MAY 54 Edgewood Drive Holden C.N.A. ... Health Services ’78 .. . ’79 was fine .. . F.A.C.P.R. ... Knollwood Nursing Home... Cal. ... Texas ... Fla. ... Kathy, Tracy made it great! ... BYE! RONALD MUNGER 34 Laurelwood Road Rutland weekends ... parties ... sportster ... Vette ... Red Joni ... Heineken ... camping out... I get high with a little help from my friends .. . Skynyrd .. . ZZ Top .. . Zepplin ... Paxton ... Spauldings... Concerts 48 ; ( ' .■cwvr.j gsfe