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Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION 4,5,e TEACHERS 7:tP Underclassmen i4,28,4$
ATHLETICS ACTIVITIES 26
Organizations33-"
Sports 58-75
ACTIVITIES Graduates ^4-^3
The Senior Class u ADVERTISING
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Helen Prior
PHYLLIC CARLSOrJ
Edward Grundstrom
8ghool. Personnel
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When you think of Sutton High School sports one name seems to stand above the rest. That is the name of Paul Lamontagne.
ALUMNAE
Hope (Smith) Stockhaus Marilyn (Vokes) Belle Nancy (Oles) Jarvais Carole (King) Rej Deb (Putnam) Ford Diane (King) Cameron Sharon (Turner) Jerz Joan (Bromley) Siska Sheila (Turner) Stockhaus Rose (Carter) Salem Margaret Stevenson Pauline (Smith) Fedorzuk Vivian Alger Cheryl Bickford Joni Palmer
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ALLMNI
Steve Smith Howie Bottomly Vaughn Harding Don Ekiund Dana Gravison Brian Young Jim MacDonald Rick Ekiund Steve Young Kevin Bickford Doug Bobbins Tim Stevenson Rob Peladeau Mike Towle
CHAIRPERSON EX OFFICIO Beverly Shaw Johnson
CO-CHAIRPERSONS Anne T. Keegan Lynn M. Gaskell
COMMITTEE GAME ARRANGEMENTS Veto Filipkowski
PLAYER SELECTIONS Stephen Romasco Joan Siska (Alumna) volunteer
HALL OF FAME Stephen Romasco Joyce Ettamarna Veto Filipkowski
PROGRAM Anne Keegan - Chairperson Sunnee Gallup James O'Dea
Beverly Shaw Johnson Sharon Fontaine
TICKETS Florence Shaw - Chairperson Don Bjorn Paul Lamontagne
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Barbara Richard Peter Martin Kim Paquette David Perry Robin Lindblad Lisa Loach Pam Roberge Mike Raad Mary Paradise Daryl Plante Pam Robbins Susan Rocheleau Erin Lombardi
Laura Monsam Robert Roy Regina Lemoine Karan Muzzy Richard Maranda Gigi Lister Tobi Richards Diane Morriggi Debra Lulu Mike Licopoli Cindy Libbey Glenn Peladeau
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Karen Fairbend Kim Jarvis Diane Cahill Amy Adams Kris tine Hodgman Lynn Haley Sandy Be i que Jody Eaton Cindy Larson Tina Desrosiers Stacey Biava Terri Forleo Amy Auger
Debbie Battramaitis Pat Faulkner Ruth Hatfield Tracey Cheutis
Marcia Brigham Wendy Johnson Pat Farrar Alyssa Going Kathy Giff ord Ben Deras Arun Khosla Cheryl Hagglund Kathy Donahue Alfred Gagner Steven Gogolinski John Jacques Jimmy King Jim Lazaro Henry Carrier Carl Conlon Steven Army
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Ohris Se. rjak Tina Strickland Dawn Smith Kevin Vernon CJindy Goodwin Robert Vasalofsky Kelly Towle Norma Thatcher Laura Christensen Davp Vorgillio
Robert V: nincasa Lee Simmons Martin Hhaw Jimmy Stevenson Brian Scholten Helen Stevens Jeff Talbot Randy Ustinovici Keith Ryan Paul Talbot
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Tammy Mullen, Kim Jarvis, Laurie Paquette, Michelle Tighe, Erin Lombard! Coach Sheila Stockhaus, Paula Cichy, Lynne Ovian, Sandy Hellstrom, Share Zuidema, Andrea Shea, Mgr. Chris Young, and Asst. Coach Joan Siska
fidd hockey
Team spirit and team work were the two basic ingredients of the J.V. Field Hockey Team. Winning was important but not the only means to an end. Skills of the team were per- fected throughout the season with the help of Coach Siska. Practices were hard and ex- hausting. Memories were the winning game against Shepherd Hill; the victory against Bartlett and the winning goals of Erin Lombard! • and Kim Jarvis, The captains Andrea Shea and Sharon Zuidema kept spirits high among the team members.
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Coach Brian Bickford Billy Hatfield Stuart Anderson David Perry Michael Perry Jeff Jernberg Jay Bachand Paul Broberg
Sutton J with onl
Dickie Tucker Michael Licopoli Keith Ryan Ronnie Brown Peter Swart David Putnam Kenny Bickford Martin Shaw Richard Maranda
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SOCCER
â– ton-Bromf ield rivalry
Kim Jarvis;high scorer, strong offensive forward; Pam Robbins, strong rebounder, and Stephanie Johnson ;an^ excellent point guard.
Dual Valley^ Lea;^ue
JV
Go-Ghamps 12-2
A Look at the future of girl ' s
Basketball at S.H.S shows great
promise. More of a look at the
remaininig members of the team
shows continuing success.
Paula Cichy; agressive and strong,
^ood outside shooter
Andrea Shea; tough and quick
guard
Terri Libbey; agressive and strong, point guard
Cathy Chase; good rebounder, a forward.
The Douglas home game was the most exciting and important. Rivalry creates pressure.
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earn strategies from the coach and pointers for Chrissy ichard, quick, fast outside shooter and Michelle Tighe â– he strong rebounder.
Stephanie Johnson, Andrea Shea, Paula Cichy, Chrissy Richards, Michelle Tighe, Terry Libbey, Cathy Chase, Pam Robbins, Kim Jarvis,
Shsil'^ StocKh"
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Future Varsity players were evident in this yearfe J.V. Basketball team as reported by Mr. Ellis, Coach. A slow start had the team begin the season, losing k games, Theil the skills and players united, ending the season winning 10 league games.
This team, dominated by sophomores, shows promise for the future. The most thrilling game remembrairecwas probably the one we lost when we lost in double overtime at Nipmuc.
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The date i3_ My date '
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night.
arrived in a
at
He gave me flowers which was
to match my evening dress
. He was wearing a
Before the dance we went to dinner at We arrived at the dance at p.m. The band
^ /m/ ... daie f dance f lo^e f
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The gym was transformed into a gala ballroom decorated
with • We sat with our friends
• During the evening we danced and enjoyed
punch and desserts. Our favorite song was ,
Before we left we had our pictures taken by Mr. Keegan, near
the • Before we went home^ we went to
. I arrived home at , I had a
time .
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Paul Broberg Paula Cichy Amy Amato Joan Conley Jerry Burdick Pat Burroughs Ken Bickford Tammy Estabrook Melody Beech Robin Bellville Dale Carter Bill Brownson Chris Bagley Jack Cahill
David Erickson
Ann Marie Baltramaitis
Donna Cross
Linda Fant
Betty Jo Boule
Brian Bordeaux
Wayne Forrest
Jay Bachand
Robert Clarke
Warren Chase
David Beckwith
Eric Anderson
Kevin Boucher
Jeff Demers
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Margaret Potter Kelly Provencal Angela Russell Mike Whittier Vaughn Wright Andrea Shea Michelle Tighe Sharon Zuidema Chris Richard Lynne Ovian Robert Zinkievich Nathan Petrson Nancy Pearson Betsy Stockwell Natalie Niewiera
Michael Vernon Cneryl Towle
Patty Richard
Andrew Sinacola
Charles Simmons
Peter Swart
Gary Peterson
David Putnam
Scott Patterson
David Van Dyke
Dan Rawlston
Mike Perry
Steve Mong
Susan Wagner
Michelle Vostock
Sophomore Class Officers; President, Amy Amato; Vice-President, Chris Richard; Secretary, Lynne Ovian; Treasurer, Paula Cichy.
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Nancy Heck Stephanie Johnson Todd LeClaire Cindy Maranda David Gannon Chris Godbout Sharon Jolly Sheena Matthews Sally Milkman Dianne LaBelle Tim Johnson Jeff Johnson Jane Martin Paula Moss Judy Maynard
Terri Libbey Sue Mars
Michelle McCullough Ted Macjewski Alan Maynard Andy Helgerson Robert Moran John Hicks Sue Mong Mary Michelson Margaret Hicks Tammy Mullen Jeff Jemberg Jay Johnson
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Members
Dawn Smith Mrs. *nhRV Kathy GiffoM Karin Hellstrom Terry Libbey Debbie Lulu Dave Beckv-zith Jeff Talbot Stephanie Johnson
photo dub meeting tltursdag 2 o'clock
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Lorraine Theodore Nancy Pearson Amy Adams Julia Cichy Todd Broberg Tracy Chesitis Kim Paquette Diane Cahill Kris Hodgman Maraget Potter Lynne Ovian Tina Desrosiers Patricia Smith Pam Winkiewicz Jane Martin Joan Conley Sheena matthews Patty Richard Pam Roberge Lisa Loach Cindy Larson Raren Fairbend Mancy Heck Joe Gagne Sally Milkman Cheryl Hagglund
Chorus Director Anita Newman-Smif
A. Amato, A. Harting, ^. ""yrrell, M. DesJardins, J. Charity,
A. MacLaren, 3. Johnson, S. Milkman, N. Heck, T. LeGlaire,
K, Boucher, Mrs. Johnson, T. Broberg, J. Gagne, R. Dow,
S. Lavoie, D. Gannon, P. Stevenson, 3. Bill, T. Goodwin
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ROW 1 : G. Chesties
ROW 2: i). Maynard, K. Clark, P. Steele, S. Steele
ROW 3: R. Mar and a, M. Shaw, 3. Smith
ROW 4: N. Heck, D. Gannon, C. Maranda, L. Jernberg, J. Hagglund
ROW 5: K. Hellstrom, A. Harting, T. LeClaire, N. Peterson,
S. Milkman, I). Carter
ROW 6: a. Hicks, n. Bellville, C. Ballard, M. Chapulis, J. Hicki
D. Chesties,
"O/v 7: C. Conlon, B. Bronson, G. Shaw, S. Love, F. Rosenlund
STUDENT
COUNCIL
Student delei^ates
Kim Ryan, Lisa Bal'ey
Chris Whittier, Presidefii; Amy Amato, Vice President Cheri Smith, Secretary Lisa Roncone, Treasurer
member
L. Roncone
A . Amato
K . Brewer
C. Whittier
K . Perry
J. Bonnie
R. Roy
Whittier
J. Eaton
S. Hellstrom
C. Smith
S. Mong
These enthusiastic artists, Barbara Richard, Karan Muzzy, and Cindy Libbey, are members of the Newly formed Art Club, under the dir- ection of Miss Gallup. The club is hoping to complete a mural of the Sutton Suzies which is to hang in the S.H.S. gym. This mural will be a match to the one of the Sutton Sammies.
Sutton nottuS
I don't think we at answer that questic
TING
A little rubber cement and a few snips can do wonders for any newspaper.
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CFAmil^Y
FUN
ART= MUSIC
GOLLEGE F/IIR ...displays and representatives "-^ from more than 200 colleges,
universities, and technical schools
CRAFTS OF
THE COMMONWEALTH
exhibits & a tour of SMU & a brief visit with professors and students
Hammond lastU in iuuasur
the Medieval European Castle contains a collection of art and artifacts of the Roman, Medieval, & Renaissance periods
BRYANT COLLEGE
college tour
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memorabilia from John Kennedy's early years and of the late Ernest Hemingway
production of "Macbeth"
New England Life Hall Olympic Teams at B.U.
'rammgham store... is unique which offers the home sewer all types of fabrics and sewing accessories
"BOSTON GLOBE
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JUNIORS
Pat Stevenson
chard Tucker Bill Ustinovlch John Pelletier i-'ober't Pi card -licky ^csenlund Steven Vernon Don Phaneuf Sheryl Zuideraa Kenneth Turgeon Dan :^iussell Paul Sarda.f^nola
Cra1^3 Shea Ba-'-'bara Snith Lin a la ad Lisa loncone Pam V/inkiewicr' Susan Thatcher Debra lawlston Karen lose Karyn Luparelli Lynne Sfakianos Diane Vasalofsiqr V/endy Taillfer
Oherie Smith Candy Kavanagh JoAnn Muz.^ey IIiri5, Listei^ Lisa Moore Ta-'^en Jodoin Cindy Ma ran do Kin ITurray Donna Heneault Debbie Iloran Sue Morano Diana TIacaruso Lisa .Tornbe^^g
Jeff Kaynard Mi cha e 1 Jararo s Michael 0»Day Piobert Hicks V/a^me Peladeau Kim Millet te lobert Martin Barrv Marando Steve Maranda G-ordon Hicks David Maynard Silke Niemeier
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<rian Amato Mancy Eklimd Albert Charpentier Bonnie Baohand Kier Brigham Laura Beckv/ith /my Bernard Laura Haley Xarin Hellstrora Melanie Kanford James Bonnie Bath Fairbend
Russell Dov; Davm Alves Diane Beique Joseph Gagne Julie Curtis Robin Gatto Bill Hatfield Carol^m Chase Ann Conley Susan Gogolinski Brenda Bardier Melanie Benoit Chris Brewer
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Junior Class Officers; President, Cheri Smith; Vice- President, Diane Vasalofsy; Secretary, Karin Hellstrom; Treasurer, Bonnie Bachand;
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Rom's in Sturbridge was the setting for the 1931 aKS banquet . Highlighting the occasion v/as the -^.ddress made by John LeClaire, a former graduate of SFIS. In the speech, the theme "Made it in Sutton", was transformed ihto positive reflections for the future gr-^duates of SHS. John's point of view made the members of MHS re^^lize ^nd see that it is yourself \\'hich motivates you to succeed. Coming from a small town school is not an adverse factor to your future goals. You must made your ov;n choices and pursue the goals which bring you self-S'-tisf action. Service -awards were presented to Mrs. Carlson, and to ^ sur-prised Mr, Lamontagne. The service award h^s been presented each year to person selected by the senior members of I^JHS, pxid. both recipients this \enr h^ve demonstrated service to the school -n-;'' its' students.
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Current Members
Robert Bellville Jana Charity Janice Domey Susan Fant Amy Harting Amy Helgerson Jean Kolak Laurie Leary Nancy Milkman Kevin Stockhaus Darlene Towle Donna Tyrrell
Inductees
Lisa Alves Bonnie Bachand Amy Bernard Carolyn Chase Julie Curtis Mary Des.jardins Nancy Eklund Laura Haley Karin Hellstroru Robert Hicks Karen Jodoin Cindy Marando
Christine Whittier Deborah Horan
Lisa Wood
Susan Zinkievich
Lisa Roncone Cherie Smith Wendy Taillfer Kenneth Turgeon Sheryl Zuidema
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A staff writes its first pub- lished story. . . .
Organizing a yearbook is no easy task. It's always exciting to receive a book in June and enjoy looking at the pictures of ourselves. Never did we realize the amount of time need- ed to publish a book. The hours of planning, discussing, and arranging were endless. Then the actual work begins.
lis V ctoo-t <»°'-i
Mgr, Kim Millette, Asst. Mgr. Robert Picard, John Pelletier Rusell Dow, Diane Vasalofsky, Coach Mr. Daveau.
EuerijlKitiq goes. iB^
A MEMO FROM LEO . . .
Leo had a very successful season, in breaking his school record by 6 seconds... "I be- lieve that the Sutton Cross Country Team needs more peo- ple participating. We have always had a small team, while others out numbered by many.
I had a grea.t A years, with the cross country team, and I enjoyed having students, fac- ulty, and friends supporting me" .
8omethin;g to
K. Paquette, C. Hagglund,
Advisor Ms. Gallup, C.
Wagner, B. Richard, B.
Fairbend, A. Adams, A.
Amato, Captains, M, Des-
Jardins, P. Cahill, J. Charity
Cheering is our game It hasn't brought us fame We cheer to bring you spirit And we always hope to hear it We root for the team in green and white, we scream
for them to fight, fight, fight We deserve your fine esteem Because we love the GREEN MACHINE
- Cheerleaders -
B, Bachand, N. Ekland, S. Annis, C. Whittler, J. Cichy, A, Bernard, Coach Sheila Stockhaus, P. Cichy, M. Mich- elson, A« Shea, S. Zuidema, K« Jodoin, A* Amato, C. Rich- ard, L, Roncone, C. Young, Asst. Coach Joan Siska
Team Spirit is imoortant... So 1^-2-3 Let's Go!
Coach Stockhaus cheers on the team when points are scored
Time for a team meeting No! Julia, the and a little strategy, ball, not the gir]
The Lone Goalie-One oi tue most important jobs stopping the or; onent from getting in scor eV''.>o^
the
Nancy , on ge
Bonnie, and Sheryl conce>)trating ;lr,g the ball down the fie^u.
There's always someone in Sutton sports with Injuries, Injuries, Injuries, Ice Packs, Ice packs, Ice packs.
That great offense t- 'â– /ay to go !i That's Suttons great offense. effort like this.
a team
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District 3 Gfiamps
Champs
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overall
16- D
I^agu^
Coach Ellis, S. Noel, J. Rochleau, F. Rosenlxmd, D. Plante, K. Stuart, J. Roy T, Goodwin, K, Stockhaus, R. Novak, S, Lavoie, G. Hicks, R. Martin, D. Erick- Son, P, Swart, J. Annis, D, Russell, D. Phaneuf, K. Bickford, G. Peterson, P. Broberg, D. Maynard,
Mgr. L. Shannon
Coach Steve Romasco, Jeff Jernberg, Don Phaneuf, Peter Swart, Chris Bagley, David Erickson, Mike Perry, Rick Cross, Kenny Stuart, Eric Anderson, Jeff Annis, Dave Putnam, George DeFalco, Richard Maranda, Danny Plante, Steve Lavoie, Jim Roy, Russell Dow.
Sutton Sammies
Seniors set examples for underclassmen players. These seniors were the nucleus of the team. This was the 8th winning ?son in a row.
Kpren Zrickscn, Fing, ?ilka Nieraeier, Xathy Ferry, Ttog. Cheryl Tov/le, Coach Joan Siskq, Amy Bernard, Chris '^hittier, Karen Jocoin, Sharon Annis, Janice Domey, Kancy Eklund , Darlene T'ovle, I-lng. Michnel 'Ahittier, Lisa Bailey,
Mgr. Janice Domey, Darlene Towle, Amy Bernara , K.i : i^yan, Sharon Annis, Lisa Bailey, Sharon Zuidema, Coach Miss Nims, Melanie Hanford, Laura Beckwith, Tammy Provencal, Joni Palmer, Cneryl Bickford, Nancy Eklund , Sheryl Zuidema
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W. Ustinovich, J. Annis, G. Petersen, K. Turgeon Stockhaus, D. Phaneuf, P. Swart, Coach Turgeon, F. Rosenlund, Cross, T. Godbout, T. Murray, J. Bruno, J. Krula, D. Plante
ATHLETICS
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International relationships were broadened this year by the presence of Silke Niemeier of Hamburg, Germany.
Eager to learn, Silke followed an American high school schedule, studying English, Kath, American Government and other subjects. She enjoyed participating in the extra-curricular activities related to the sports programs at 3.H.S. and to the yearbook, A conscientious and pleasant young lady, Silke made many friends here. She has been able to go on the field trips, visit Boston and New York.
Because of Silke, the students have become more aware of themselves and their life style, being able to make comparisons with Silke. School, she finds, is easier and the emphasis is placed on subject areas other than what she was accustomed to in Germany. School spirit and excitement surprised her.
Students say, "I like Silke',' "Why?" I asked. "What has this relationship done for you?"
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Richard Headrick James Kavanagh Ernest LaBelle Glen Orphin Vincent Roy Ronald Schleis
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^ President: Kathy Perry
Vice President: Jana Charity Secretary: Garen Ballard Treasurer: Darlene Towle
Fred Rosenlund Kim Ryan soccer l,Z,3,k Class Pres. iBaseball 2,3,k Field Hockey 1 ,2 Softball 1,2,3,U Student Coun. 1,2 Student Advisory Coun. 3»i4- Cheerleader 2 Semi-Formal 1 ,2 Prom Comm. 3
Bretta Johnson Field Hockey 2 Cheerleading Chorus 2,3,5 Play i; Yearbook I4. Jazz Band 1 Humanities 2
Play 1
Carolyn Fraier Chorus 2,3,U Field Hockey 2 Play 1,1+ Humanities 2,^
Christine Carrier
Humanities
Jean Kolak
Humanities Yearbook I4. N.H.S. 3fk
Dan" Plante Soccer 1 ,2 , 3,14- Basketball 1 ,2,3,k Co-Capt. k
James Rocheleau Soccer 1 ,2, 3,i4-
Lauren Shannon ooccer Mgr. 3,k Play k
Barbara Jolly Humanities 2
Paul Picard
Snccer 1
Cross Country 3
Jeanne Venincasa Chorus i , :^ , 3 Carnation Sale 3
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Jana Charity
i^iay 1,^ Asst. Bus. Mgr. k Cheerleading 1,2, 3 A Capt. 3,1; N.H.S, 3fi4-
Class Officer Vice President 2.3.ii Semi- Formal 1,2 Humanities 1,2,3,1^. Carwash 2
Prom Committee 3,l|
Linda Peterson Soccer Mgr. L\. Drama Club
Debra Loader Yearbook I4. Newspaper i\.
Carl Bergeson Soccer 1 Paly I,!;
Chris Whittier Held Hockey i,2,3,i;
Capt. [|. Basketball 1,2,3,1^- Semi -Formal 1 ,2 Student Goun. 3»i4-
Pres. i4. Prom Comm. 3 N.H.S. 3,i4-
Nancy Milkman Softball Mgr. 2 Semi-Formal 2 N.H.S. 3A Humanities 1 ,2
Susan Fant Humanities 2,3 Yearbook i|. N.H.S. 3fh
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Kathv Perry
Student Council ^,3^k■Basketball 1 ,2,3,i4- Tri-Capt. I4. Semi-Formal 1 »2 Class President 1+
Donna Tyrrell Semi-Formal 2 Drama Club U. N.H.S. 3,U
Janice Domey (j^^^s Field Hockey V Basketball 1 ,2, 3,14- Softball MGR. 3 Carnation Com. 3 N.H.S. 3,14- Humanities 2,3 Car Wash 2
Rick Cross
Basketball 1,2,3,i; Central Mass All-Star k Soccer 1,2,3,i4- T&G All-Star 3fk- Baseball 1,2,3,1^- T&G All-Star 3
Sharon Ann is
Basketball 1,2,3,ll- Capt. l^. Softball 1,2,3,i4-f , ^ ,
Field Hockey 1,2,3,i4-f Cppt. Semi-Formal 1
Senior Prom Moto Committee I4-
Dual Valley Field Hockey All Star h
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Sharon Kelley Play, Foothills Theater Work in Office I4. Play k
Humanities 1,2,3 Play 1
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Linda Beique Basketball n Field Hockey 1 Semi-Formal 1 , 2 Softball MGR. 1 Soccer 3
Class Prophecy i;
Todd Broberg
Soccer i ,^
Play ^fk Semi-Formal 1
Car Wash 2
Humanities 1»2,3,ii.
Play Foothills Theatre 3
Julia Cichy (Chee) ^'ield Hockey 1,2,14- Basketball 1 , 2 Cheerleadlng 1 Chorus ^,2,3th Jazz Band 1 Semi-Formal 1 ,2
Jim Roy Soccer 1 ,3,14-
Capt. U , Basketball 1,2,3,U
Co-Capt. k Baseball 1 ,2,3,1;
Vincent Roy Cross uounxry 2 Baseball 3 Mgr. 2
Chris Winkievicz Basketball I Semi-Formal 2 Yearbook Rep. 2,3
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-or-pn Ballard "lass Jaecretary 1+ Basketball 1»2,3 Field Hockey 1 Mgr.
Play ^,k Semi-Formal 1 , ^
Band 1,2,3,^4- Prom Committee h. Humanities 1 , 2 , 3 f Car Wash 2
Lisa Alves Cheerleading 1 Semi-Formal 1,2 Humanities 1 , 2 , 3 , ii- N.H.S. k
Brenda Peterson
Michelle Vernon ^^^^^^ ^^^^ Carnation Sale 3 yearbook 1| Humanities 2,3 semi-Formal 2 Semi-Formal 2 Humanities 2
Kim Hanford Semi-Formal 1,2
Becky Olson Field Hockey 1 Semi-Formal 2
Hiimanities 1,2,3 Modem Dance Classes 3
Linda Christensen
„ , , ^ ^ . h/umanities 2
Todd Goodwin
SocceFTTJrC All-Star 3,i4- Capt. i^. Humanities 1,2,3,i4- Play 1,14- Kim Wright
Semi-Formal 1,2 Humanities 1,2,3
Mary Rider
Field Hockey 1,2,
Basketball 1 ,2
Laurie Leary Semi-Formal 1 ,2 Yearbook 1^
D.A.R. History Medal 3 N.H.S. 3,14- Humanities 2,3 Student Gov't Rep. Alt.
Darlene Towle
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Student Coun. Cheerleader 1 Band 1 ,2,3,I|. Softball 2,3,14- Basketbail 2,3,1^ Semi-Formal 2 N.H.S. 3,14- Class Treasurer 1; Yearbook k Student Gov't Rep. k
Alison MacLaren Field Hockey 1,2 Basketball 1 Semi-Formal 1 ,2 Play 1,14- Cheerleader 3 Prom Comm. k-
Leo Perreault
Cross Country 1,2,3,1;
Capt. 3,14- Prom Comm. 3
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SPAGHETTI SALADS
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Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Malmgren
Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Perry
Jr. & Family Alaria Wheeler
Friends
Mr. & Mrs. James Murin
The Frame Family
Mr. & Mrs. Lajoie
Mr. & Mrs. G. Henault & Family
Mrs. Kathryn Chapin
Mr. Mitchell Perry
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A Friend - M.P.C.
Mr. &• Mrs. William B. Albin
Elsa Amoros
Bill Bachant ' s General Repairs
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Ballard
Mark Belmain
Mr. & Mrs. Belmain
Joan Bowers
Edward Carrington
Charlie's Fruit & Produce
Compliments of Putnam's Sawmill
Congratulations! Bruce Stahl
Congratulations to my grandchildren, Irene Scucko
Mr. Demars & Kathy Demars
The Donut Center
Eddie, Bev, Michelle & Silke
The Erickson Family
Fancy Pizza House
Glenn Figelski
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Frieswick & Family
Good Luck Lisa & Leo
Gram & Gramps
The Haglund Family
Mrs. Marsha Hendriks & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Henry
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Hoekstra & Family
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jacques
Brian Kangas
Mr. & Mrs. Reino Kangas
Tyler Kangas
Wanda Kangas
Kim & Steve
Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. King
Librarians of Manchaug Branch Library
Donna Liss
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Magowan
Manchaug Corp.
Mr. Nicholas Mateychuk
Oak Pond Auto Body
Terry Parker & Family
Pastor Tom
Mr. & Mrs. Pileggi
Tammy Sherwood
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Smith
Arita Spencer Richard Wunchel
Mr. & Mrs. Swett Donna & Paul Zaremba
To Allie, Love Lou Mr. & Mrs. Roland Zuidema & Family
Michael Towle
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Wrzosek & Family
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LT. & MRS. CLARENCE ALGER & FAMILY
MR. & MRS. HARRY BAILEY
BAKERS DEPARTMENT STORE
GEORGE CAPRERA
CD. WHITNEY AGENCY, INC.
CHABOT MOTORS
COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND
MR. & MRS. RICHARD COURTNEY & FAMILY REVEREND ANDRE GARIEPY
BEST OF LUCK, CLASS OF ' 81 - THOMAS & DIANE HANFORD IRENE'S CHILDRENS SHOP BARBARA KALVINEK LA PETITE COIFFEUR
GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 81 - MEADOW BROOK ENTERPRISES, INC.
MR. & MRS. DONALD O ' DAY SR.
BERNADETTE, BRUCE & JON STAHL
STOPYRA MEAT COMPANY
MR. & MRS. EVERETT E. TOWLE JR.
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-The Art of Photography— Keegan's Home & Garden Studios
Photographers — Thomas F. Keegan & Kenneth O. Parker OUR SPECIALTIES...
... Photographic Living Color Portraits made in our well appointed camera room or in our beautiful gardens
... Complete Wedding Stories
... Black and White Publicity pictures for men and women
... Photographic Oil Paintings for homes, schools, businesses and clubs
... Old Photographs restored or reproduced
... Frames — wall and table sizes
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Monday CLOSED Tuesday - Friday 9:00-5:00 Saturday 9:00-3:00
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Alves, Lisa
102 Hartness Rd. Sutton Annis, Sharon
Wliitins Rd. R.F.D. E. Douglas Bailey, Lisa
3i;1 Boston Rd. Sutton Ballard, Caren
Singletary Ave. Sutton Beaudette, William
67 Leland Hill Rd. Sutton Beique, Linda
19 Blackstone St. Wilks. Bellville, Robert
90 W. Millbury Rd. Sutton Bergeson, Carl
Boston Rd. Sutton Brewer, Kelly
100 Leland Hill Rd. Sutton Broberg, Todd
Ihr Burbank Rd. Sutton Cahill, Patricia
9 W. Sutton Rd. Sutton Carrier, Christine
57 Torrey Rd. Box 1 Manchaug Charity, Jana
8 Heritage Rd. Sutton Chase, Marcia
66 Dudley Rd. Sutton Christensen, Linda
82 Central Pike Sutton
Cichy, Julia
36 Hartness Rd. Box 112 Wilks. Cross, Rick
Lincoln Rd. Sutton Curtis, Mark
Wheelock Rd. Sutton DesJardins, Mary
85 Dudley Rd. Sutton Domey, Janice
Stone School Rd. Sutton Erickson, Karen
%. Purgatory Rd, Sutton Fant, Susan
17 Rich Rd. Sutton
Fraier, Carolyn
27 Blackstone St. V;ilks. Goodwin, Todd
328 Boston Rd. Sutton Grady , John
Barnett Rd. Sutton Hanford, Kimberly
2lj. Blackstone. St. Wilks. Harting, Amy
196 Putnam Hill Rd. Sutton Helgerson, Amy
112 Town Farm Rd. Sutton
Headrick, , Richard
27 Hartness Rd. Sutton Hoekstra, Beth
i;3 Dural Rd. Hnillbury Johnson, Bretta
Eights Lots Rd. Sutton Jolly, Barbara
Lincoln Rd. Sutton Kelley, Sharon
28 Colonial Rd, Sutton Kolak, Jean
i;37 Central Pike Sutton Krula, John
91 Dodge Hill Rd. Sutton Lavoie, Steven
337 Central Pike Sutton Leary, Laurie
560 Central Pike Sutton Loader, Debra
Uxbridge Rd. Sutton Maclaren, Alison
322 Boston Rd. Sutton Marengo Harold
38 Fuller Rd. Sutton
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Milkman, Nancy
North St. R.F.D. Box 376 E. Moss, Gregory
Bolster Rd. Sutton Novak, Richard
V/, Sutton Rd. Sutton
Olson, Rebecca
Stone School Rd. Sutton Paine, Brian
Leland Hill Rd. Sutton Perreault, Leo
165 Putnam Kill Rd. Sutton Perry, Kathleen
8 Blackstone St. Wilks. Peterson, Brenda
Uxbridge Rd. Sutton Peterson, Linda
16 V/. Sutton Rd. Sutton Picard, Paul
67 Leland Hill Rd. Sutton Plante, Daniel
15 Main St. Manchaug Richards, Linda
3 Century Farm Rd. Sutton Rider, Mary
Mumford Rd. Manchaug Rochleau, James
Singletary Ave. Sutton Rosenlund, Fred
66 Lincoln Rd. Sutton Roy, James
Providence Rd. Sutton
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Roy, Vincent
Providence Rd. Sutton Russell, Jane
176 Mendon Rd. Sutton Ryan, Timothy
Oakhurst Farm Rd. E. Douglas Ryan, Kim
27 Heritage Rd. Sutton Schleis, Ronald
688 Central Pike W. Sutton Shannon , Lauren
12 W. Sutton Rd. Sutton Smj.th, Channing
Buttonwood Ave, Wilks. Stockhaus, Kevin
10 Fuller Rd. Sutton Stuart, Kenneth
37 Fuller Rd. Sutton Towle, Darlene
_l+23 Putnam Hill Rd. Manchaug Tyrrell, Donna
77 Singletary Ave. Sutton Venincasa, Jeanne
32 Stone School Rd. Sutton Vernon, Michelle
161 Putnam Hill Rd. Sutton V/hittier, Christine
Central Turnpike Sutton Winkiev/icz, Christine
Hough Rd. Sutton Wright, Kim
Prescott Rd. Whitinsville V/ood, Lisa
Heritage Rd. Sutton Zinkievich, Susan
1.1 97 Boston Rd. Sutton
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