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The pebble does not realize the enormity in which he lies. 25 The splendor of it all Every wave has his own beauty and purpose Never to be shackled, we are as . . . 30 THE EVER CONSTANT SEA i s 32 AEGIS ’71 East Longmeadou) High School East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Volume X 33 Dedication . . . 1971 With affection and respect the class of 1971 dedicates their yearbook to Clint Joslyn. Throughout the years he has proven that one need not be an administrator or a millionaire to really succeed in life. In the friendships he has estab- lished within our class and those before us, he has gained something much more valuable. We hope that Clint will remem- ber us just as we will surely remember him. Well-Rounded Seniors Impulsive, gregarious Aries is the trailblazer of our world. Innocently believing in personal miracles, he confidently assumes command of any situation to lead on toward impossible goals. His dreams light the world. Diane Adams Kathryn Anderson Marie Anderson Mark Anderson Deborah Angers Judith Douglas Karen Gardell Kevin Brown 36 Show Flashes Of Brilliance • • • Excel In Academics, Art, Athletics, Drama, And Good Times Margaret Giallanza Diane Harton Young party-goers — enjoy Christmas party sponsored by the Family Living Course in Home Economics Albert Keinath Constance King Julianne McCabe 37 Charlotte Merton Shines As Marne Star Performers — Dave Smith and Craig Carriere sing theme song Marne to Charlotte Merton Charlotte Merton 38 Hailed As Best Production Ever Karen Moodie Robert Moran Michael Redin Alfred Santos Love is — cheering for him Thomas Thompson Lisbeth Williams 39 Dependable, sensible Taurus is as stubborn as a bull. Although he appears taciturn and brooding, a sense of the comic pervades his life. Sentimental, earthy, patient Taurus can be trusted with your wealth and your welfare: in his stability is his strength. Dianne Bninelle Suzanne Chapdelaine Ann Clevenshire Daniel Lawson Andrew Byrne Kathleen McCarthy 40 Seniors Enjoy Relaxed Atmosphere No-Excuse System, Release Time, Responsibility Program I Steven McHugh Enjoying himself — Carl Reimers has a good laugh during a Mechanical Drawing class. Mary Oliver! Charlotte Thompson David Reese Charles Villamaino Nina Nascimbeni Carl Reimers Maureen Whalen 41 Clever, ambitious Gemini overflows with nervous energy. Able to devise ingenious plans and impatient to realize his goals, he is bored with details and views life on a grand scale. Put your political future into the hands of a Gemini and you can own your own rainbow. Matthew D ' Amato Bonnie Duley Katherine Evans Stephen Fairbanks 42 President Hafey Leads Class To Graduation Defense! — Steve Fairbanks (35) goes up to block a West Side shot. Steve Suzanne Johnston Brian Lavertue stood out in soccer, basketball and baseball. Richard Francis Christine Gallerani Robert Hafey 43 Library Aides Initiate Reading Room A natural affinity to money and a frugal habit of expenditure make Cancer appear miserly. Do not be misled; he is truly actuated by loyalty and concern for those he loves. His sense of compassion always overcomes his natural caution. Though he may count the pennies. Cancer will never count the cost. Betsy Barclay Richard Cormier John DeAngelo Joseph DeAngelo i Roger Drawee Marie Dunn Deborah Finnegan Cheryl Flagg 46 Kevin Gilmartin Richard Hammond Donald Hanson Diane Hobbs Dianne La Bonte Joan Hutchinson Donald Jacobson Thomas Kurowski John Makara John Moriarty Thomas Lamoureaux Marianne May Kenneth Langdon Jeanne Mercieri Dennis LeDuc John Miner Renee Mouton Sandra Newman Gail Pallatino Gail Rollins Gary Serwatka An odd couple — view a snowy expanse 49 Confident Leo reflects a lordly air. Extroverted and gay he assumes leadership as his birthright. Fickle in affairs of the heart — he is debonair yet susceptible to flattery. Leo ' s vanity frequently directs his life along a collision course. Jeffrey Boulrice Joanne Bergamini 9 il Christine Decker Grace Garcia Nancy Gilchrist James Gilmartin J. Dubbs Eats Nails 50 Shady Ray — Ray Mondoux gives a curvaceous playboy Bunny the shifty eye. Raymond Mondoux Felecia Perosino He and a few cohorts made the trip to the Playboy Club in Boston to capture some photographs. 51 PUBLIC EAST LONGi :E -. OW, iViAci Edward Pratt Ronald Rennell Senior Salesgirl — Julie Kosmas gives her salespitch. Her product — that valuable commodity — a yearbook. 52 William Tyler Enrico Villamaino Susan Williams 53 Richard Dion Nancy Buddington Virgo is the lonely intellectual of the Zodiac. Often worried, too restless to daydream, disdaining sentiment and laziness he is capable in practical affairs — perceptive in judgment — a cool man for all seasons. Lawrence Esposito Scott Grabowski Christina Henault Julia House Alan Hubbard Michael Keane 54 A1 Hubbard Gains All-League Post; MVP Award In Soccer Qirista McCormick 55 Attentive listeners - are President Larry Rinaldi and Ed Pratt of the National Honor Society. Gilbert Roy Lawrence Rinaldi David Thodal 56 Bradley Smith Baxter Yeaton Left — Striking a typical pose — is Dave Thodal, known for his love of a good debate. Above — Graduation Bound — Tom Lamoreaux gives out his vital statistics to the cap and gown man. Robert Brayley Keith David Romantic, prosaic; perceptive, naive; hasty, indolent; Libra is the paradox of the Zodiac. Changeable as the wind, he is reluctant to make decisions; plans curb his style. Living life riotously, loving all recklessly, Libra generates excitement. Jeffrey Didas Bernadette Downie Georgia Emerson Denise Ford Martha Heenan Deborah LaFlamme 58 William Legree Robert McCollum Daniel Messier Mary Mitchell Roberta Niznik New Seniors — await the arrival of their teacher on that first day of school. Claire Noel A time for work — Dede Passburg and Debbie Finnegan collaborate to solve a problem. Susan Quimby Diana Passburg Maria Nystrom 60 A thoughtful expression — crosses the face of Mark Willis during a play rehearsal. Mark, one of the busiest guys around, found time to act, captain the As Schools Match Wits team, co-edit the newspaper and serve on Student Government. Alice Robinson Paul Stanton Patricia Teden 61 Scorpio never forgets. Impelled by a fierce sense of justice and rectitude, Scorpio always protects the weak and supports the defenseless. An indefatigable champion of lost causes, Scorpio is the watchman of the world. Jon Botta Deborah Goto Debra Davidson Lucille Desmarais Robert Driscoll Kathryn Brega Michael Daigle Denise Duncan 62 Richard Frey David MacDonald Paul Gasperani Mark Hahn Jane Oparowski Allan Phillips John Holland Cynthia Sabourin Beverly Stockwell Geoffrey Weigand Those split ends! Cindy Sabourin takes time out for some careful grooming. Michelle Benoit Kathleen Docherty Peripatetic Sagittarius has the intelligence and drive that produce a winner. Optimistic and brave, the archer will take a chance on love anytime. Irrepressibly witty, and unfortunately unable to keep a secret, he kisses and tells. To a Sagittarian, life is a circus and he is the clown. Robert Drumheller Gail Ernsting Carol Gerow Qaire Haggerty Richard Kronenberg Patricia Kulis 64 Approving fans — Charlie Maurer and unidentified girl give the football team a hand while alumnus Tom Mineo attempts to stare down the camera man. Cynthia Robbins David Taylor Carol Van Wagner David Wescott 65 Temperate, serious Capricorn is a natural executive. His stern self-discipline and respect for authority make him a durable leader in any field. Fear, uncertainty and frustration are not in his vocabulary. Capricorn is a solid citizen. Barbara Foote John Keane Nancy Kulik Gary LaFave 66 Janice Debour David Lariviere 1 Patricia Misitano Kristine White Christine Whitlock Time for a Trim — Bernadette Downie administers a haircut to Dave Lariviere during Senior Study, Cindy Bean watches the shears fly. James Montana John Moore Nancy Smith Aquarius is the practical dreamer of the Zodiac. Diplomatic yet perverse, independent yet timid, he needs the security of friends to sustain his spirit. Although he is a natural rebel, Aquarius is truly idealistic — he is a cock-eyed optimist. Edward Buckly Sandra Arlotta Deborah Crain William Croken Diane Diodati Craig Johnson Daniel Kennedy Nina Lodigiani 68 Elizabeth Soffan Maryann Viveriros 69 Daniel Agostino Charming Pisces is a procrastinator. Tolerant and imaginative he intuitively understands all human flaws and accepts life as it is. Pisces is the natural leader of the Zodiac, at peace with all. Sharon Bode John Dempsey Diane Denver Jane Duggan Susan Basile Joanne Cangro 70 Genevieve McE yer Theresa Malone What a day for a daydream Irene Gauthier Michael Harrison John Hire Deborah MacCarroll David Ouimette Kevin Porter William Raimondi Charles Rossi 72 Sharon Bode Named By Peers As D.A.R. Recipient James Wilson William Wood 73 Grid Team Ends Drought With 6-3 Season Varsity Football — 1st Row — Mark Dunn, Kevin Porter, David MacDonald, Richard Dion, co-captain; Michael Keane, co-captain; Alan Phillips, Mark Pozzi, Gary Halon. 2nd Row — Coach Edward Modzelewski, Paul Nuzzolilli, Clark Taylor, Steven Lancor, Richard Cormier, David McDyer, Rene Young, William Marazzi,Coach Robert Dobias. 3rd Row — Coach Francis Dutille, Donald Thomas, Dennis Killoren, Roy Bishop, Kevin Kielty, Scott Grabowski, Michael Redin, Robert Branchini. 4th Row — Robert Bailey, David LaBerge, Peter Chipouras, Robert Dobias, Michael Creighton, George Sakakeeny, Gary Kane. 5th Row — Vincent Villamaino, Timothy Bartlett, Thomas McCabe, Thomas Thompson, David Correale, Donald Burke, Craig White. Top — Stopped cold — Rich Cormier (40) and Steve Lancor (30) team up to smash a Palmer ball carrier. Right — Turning on the speed — Bill Marazzi streaks past a South Hadley defender. Bill, next year ' s co-captain, scored 30 points in 8 games. Flitting Paydirt — Dennis Killoren, the do-it-all Quarterback, is about to score 6 of his team leading total of 55 points. Dennis, only a Junior, was named All Suburban League and All Western Mass. Safety. 74 Coach Dobias Produces Winner In Second Year Squad Boasts Leaguers Most Explosive Offense And SchooPs Stingiest Defense Ever Forcing the pass — Co-captain Dick Dion (83) and Pete Chipouras force the Commerce quarterback to hurry his pass. Pressure like this caused two interceptions in the 33-0 shutout victory. HV A gaping hole — Gary Halon rips into the Palmer secondary after some fine blocking by the offensive line. Gary tallied 4 touchdowns during the course of the season. Left — Sticky fingers — Fullback Bob Bailey pulls in a pass for a first down. Bob is just one of a wealth of running backs who will be back in uniform next season. Above — Calling the play — Quarterback Dennis Killoren addresses the offensive unit, a proud bunch who led the league in team scoring and broke all of the school ' s team scoring records. 0 McCabe, Killoren Place On All-Western Mass. Team Keane, Thompson Join Suburban League Elite ciwie iJ a; ?s U Bwv £ SFmm 10 GOO) CHmams ■11 scMP LANctus 10 BGTffl tumumRs iFoomiL iBtMH tcum Fm 1 xo ' i 6 (yFiBLi 1 umcF. ay fl e fans £ iFpmmL m iics i smMy mmnooN H I iMKAim ewcm. (faumo mus n mu u (cas umi mm m mur qq muA «k M CAUfUAKK. ) BLOmK (f S ' vmmm iumbimrs mro mirm m wme. sen p£ on oor FiaS : HmmK H-af ]--M i Scott Grabowski Rambles On To M.V.P. Award What Next? The scoreboard tells the story — Spartans 13 Lancers 12 — 65 seconds left in the first half. Coaches Dobias and Dutille discuss strategy with Quarterback Dennis Killoren. The Spartans went on to win the thriller 20-18. MVP in Action — Scott Grabowski, this year ' s most valuable player, tears away from a Longmeadow tackier. His crushing blocks and powerful runs were vital to the Spartan ' s offensive success. Above — Pride of the J.V. — Members of the kickoff team Vinnie Villamaino (64), Paul Nuzzolilli (65) and an unidentifiable Spartan bottle up a Palmer kickoff returner. Closing in from the outside is George Sakakeeny (66). Right — All-League Form — Using his size 12 to good advantage Tom McCabe bangs a kickoff downfield. Tom was named to the All-Suburban and All-Western Mass, teams this year. 78 J.V. Football Rolls To Second Straight Unbeaten Season — 8-0 J.V. Football — 1st row — Clark Taylor, Donald Burke, Paul Nuzzolilli, Gary Kane, David McDyer, George Sakakeeny 2nd row — Roy Bishop, Timothy Bartlett, Peter Chipouras, Robert Dobias, Michael Creighton, Vincent Villamino, Coach Edward Modzelewski 3rd row — Steven Lancor, Paul Garwacki, David LaBerge, Bruce Minnette, Timothy Redin, Craig White 4th row — Joseph Mercieri, Michael Boutin, William Gowash, Anthony Archidiacono, Edward Fleming, Frederick Bailey El Varsity JV EL 33 0 Commerce 0 42 12 15 South Hadley 0 14 34 14 Holyoke Catholic 8 34 22 8 Ludlow 0 34 39 0 Trade 0 31 0 14 Classical 0 34 59 0 Palmer 0 40 6 14 Minnechaug 8 24 20 18 Longmeadow Won 6 Lost 3 Won 8 Lost 0 Man of many moves — Gary Kane cuts back against a South Hadley defender. Only a sophomore, Gary broke all J.V. scoring records by running for 16 touchdowns including 5 in the Holyoke Catholic game. yg Outscore Opponents 253 to 16 • • • Running to daylight — Q. B. Clark Taylor springs around left end following blocker Steve Lancor. Taylor and Lancor both started defensively for the Varsity. Tearing away — End Roy Bishop breaks loose to convert a Qark Taylor aerial into a score. Roy made several key receptions during the course of the season including one against the Longmeadow varsity to set up a touchdown. Dropped for a loss — A South Hadley ball carrier is about to be dumped by Clark Taylor, George Sak- akeeny and Steve Lancor. The J. V. defense allowed a meager 16 points while posting 6 shutouts this season. 80 Frosh Shine In Perfect 7-0 Year Freshman Team: 1st row — Paul Nascimbeni, Michael Leahy, Jo- seph Marino, Warren Simons, Rand Willard, Keith Stewart, Robert Wrinkle. 2nd row — Coach Richard Bolles, Michael Lussier, David Shannon, Ronald Oliver!, Paul Ryan, Michael White, Michael Thompson, Coach Thomas York. 3rd row — David Tranghese, Michael Mineo, Alan Wenk, Edward Kulik, Daniel Desnoyers, Frederick Ernsting. 4th row — Jeffrey Falk, John Nystrom, Lawrence Bean, Thomas Bradstreet, Scott Davidson, Robert Pagani, Gregory Spaulding. 5th row - Christopher Grocott, John Muscalo, David Molinari. Rolling up the yardage — John Nystrom turns the corner against Holyoke Catholic. He and backfield mates Dave Tranghese, Joe Marino, Rand Willard, and Paul Nascimbeni provided an awesome offensive punch. Jubilant in victory Fresh- men rejoice after 46-0 trouncing of Holyoke Catholic Booters Go 3-8-1 In Expanded League Fairbanks, Hubbard, Byrne Provide Leadership VARSITY SOCCER — 1st row — Peter Boucher, Robert Brailey, Geoffrey Weigand, Steven McHugh, Robert Moran, Mark Willis, Stephen Fairbanks, Andrew Byrne, Alan Hubbard, Robert Drumheller, David Ouimette. 2nd row — Robert Serafin, Stephen Reed, Scott Abel, Kevin O ' Brien, Steven Peperis, Mark Lancor, John Glassanos, Thomas Kurowski, Coach Stanley Bernatowicz. An anxious bench watches the action intently. The subs played well when called upon, adding the depth neces- sary to a team. Soaring Spartan — Andy Byrne appears to be taking off. Actually he has just headed the ball to Steve Peperis, That knowing look — First year coach Mr. Bernatowicz wears a worried expression. Challenging his man — A1 Hubbard breaks up a scoring threat. Defensive star Bob Moran views the action. E.L 3 3 2 3 4 0 0 4 2 1 0 1 1 2 0 7 0 7 0 2 0 2 1 0 Opponent Longmeadow Agawam Greenfield Northampton Westfield Westside Minnechaug Ludlow Chicopee Holyoke Comp South Hadley E.L. J.V. 1 1 2 0 0 5 1 0 0 2 3 2 4 0 2 1 3 0 3 1 83 VARSITY J.V. Won Lost Tied 3 8 1 2 7 1 Favarato Paces Scorers Agile Booter — John Favarato exhibit skillful play in the Minnechaug game John led the team in scoring with 7 goals including 2 in the 4-0 victory over Greenfield. Teamwork — Senior Tom Kurowski awaits a Hubbard pass. Star in Action — Ace fullback A1 Hubbard boots the ball upheld. A three year starter and co-captain, A1 was the key to the team ' s defense. Boucher, Smith Excel In The Goal A Shot! — Co captain Andy Byrne lets go a hard blast at the Minnechaug net. Andy scored the only goal in the 2-1 overtime heartbreaker. Driving Hard — Elusive Bob Drumheller leaves an opponent in the dust. Always a scrapper Bob played well on the line. ■% Ak Shutout Wins Over Minnechaug And Westfield Highlight J.V. Soccer Season, Post 2-7-1 Record, Dropping Close Games To Ludlow, West Side And Holyoke A vicious foot — A West Side defender shies away from a Ron Nasman blast. John DeVall watches from behind. Nasman, Rosati and Bouchie led the team in scoring with 3 goals apiece. On the move — Brian McCormick and Paul Rosati break away. Rosati went on to score the goal in a 5-0 romp over Westfield. J.V. Soccer — Front Row — Gary Richards, Joseph Bouchie, Robert Liebeirwirth, Paul Oparowski, Raymond Hand, Robert Montana, Stewart Gray, Frederick Warren. Second Row — Barry Carlisle, Bradford Kites, Paul Sibley, Charles Dempsey, Jeffrey Cooper, Frederick Scalise, John Weisse, Brian McCormick, Donald Smith, Blaine Nelson, Kenneth Butler. Third Row — Coach, Robert Troutman, Carl Thodal, Ronald Nasman, John DeVall, Lee Hedges, David Taft, Leo Hood, Paul Rosati, Scott Davis, James Westberg, Stephen Smith, Paul Teixeira. Absent — Mark Hazeltine, Francis Kulle, David Briceno. Pinpoint Pass — Brad Kites threads a pass through the opponent ' s defense to co-captain Ron Nasman. Heads Up — Paul Rosati goes up to head the ball between two West Side opponents. Pouring on the pressure — Paul Teixeira rips a shot at the West Side net. West Side tipped the J.V. ' s 1-0 on a penalty shot. 87 Field Hockey Breaks Even At 4-4-2 ft Jr 1 IF Field Hockey Team: Row 1 — Genevive McDyer, Patrica Farrell, Patricia Oswald, Carla Tranghese, Elizabeth Newell, Donna Napolitan, Patricia Hafey, Reanne Burke, Kathleen Topitzer, Cynthia Kosmas, Pearl Mahlo Row 2 — Margaret Lantaigne, Donna Picano Row 3 — Gail Bortle, Georgia Emerson, Sharon Bode, Rosanne Reis, Judith Whalen, Sandra Gllerani, Jane Oparowski, Dawn Merrill, Karen Brown, Nancy Bouchard, Pamela Cushman, Susan Garvey, Jane Hazen, Melinda Oakes, Ellen Hansen, Janice Bergamini E.L 3 1 1 4 4 1 2 0 0 0 OPPONENT Longmeadow Northampton Westside Northampton Minnechaug Southwick Southwick Westside Longmeadow Minnechaug 1 1 1 1 1 2 0 3 3 2 Wins 4 Losses 4 Above: Fancy stick handler — Nancy Bouchard leads the rush. Following close behind are Sandy Gallerani and Pam Cushman. Left: Free hit — Halfback Rosanne Reis fires the ball upfield. Co-captain Sharon Bode looks on. Foiled — A frustrated opponent tries to regain possession after Georgia Emerson steals the ball. Sharon Bode awaits the pass. On the sideline are Coach Upshaw and teammates. Goal! An elated bunch of Spartanettes show their emotions after netting one against Longmeadow. A Potent Stick — is wielded by co-captain Genny McDyer as two opponents give chase. Genny contributed five goals during the season while linemate Pat Farrell led the team with six. Girls Swimmers Improve Record To 7-5 Records Fall In All But One Event Words of Wisdom — Swim Team coach Miss Janet Kerr prepares her team mentally for a big meet. Above — One-Two Punch — Jenny Campbell (top) and Betty Cantalini (bottom) provided the mermaids with good strength in the 100 yd. Freestyle. Jenny broke her own record this season with a 1:06:5. Right — Record Breaking Form — Sue Snow displays the style that brought her the school ' s diving record of 92.05 points. Slicing through the foam is butterflier Nancy Rybacki. Nancy swam in the medley relay and the 50 yd. Butterfly during the course of the season. Girls ' Swimming Team — 1st Row — Cynthia Johnson (manager), Lynn Freedman, Coach Miss Janet Kerr, Jaye Hutchison, Barbara Burney, Elizabeth Keeley, Holly Davis, Lauren Lee Bauss, Nancy Paige; 2nd Row — Elizabeth Cantalini, Kimberly Wiezbicki, Denise Bourque, Sheryl Couch, Deborah Deming, Lynn Agostino, Karen Dempsey, Deborah Bourque, Linda Smith, Cheryl Macintosh; 3rd Row — Nancy Kulik (co-capt.), Diane Halon, Beth Pomeroy, Roberta Hire, Nancy Rybacki, Kristine White (co-capt.), Linda Deming; 4th Row — Carla Ireland, Jennifer Campbell, Cathy Chipouras, Barbara Florence, Kathryn Runquist, Suzanne Florence. Freshman Ace — Holder of 3 records, Kim Wiezbicki holds a slim lead over a Longmeadow backstroker. Only a freshman, Kim set new times in the 100 yd. Backstroke, 100 yd. Individual Medley, and in the 50 yd. Butterfly. Last Leg — Anchoring the medley relay team is Jenny Campbell. Touching the block is Nancy Rybacki. Varsity Suffers Through ' Rebuilding Year With 2-16 Record. Above — Driving Hard — Junior guard Clark Taylor beats his man and drives to the basket against Agawam. Left — In Supense — Co-captain John DeAngelo awaits the rebound. 1st row — Steven Fairbanks, John DeAngelo, David Correale, Thomas Thompson, Coach Angelo Correale. 2nd row — Steven Lancor, Alan Walker, Robert Moran, Dennis Killoren, Scott Abel, Glen Scott, Clark Taylor. Dennis Killoren Leads Scoring With 222 Points Setting the screen — Tom Thompson clears the way for A1 Walker ' s shot. Hemmed in — Glen Scott stops short and prepares to take the jumper. Racing up from behind is Dennis Killoren. De Angelo Cops MVP Honors Above — Scoring Touch — Sophomore forward Glenn Scott displays form which brought him 20 points in the Ludlow win. Right — With Tongue in Cheek senior guard Tom Thompson pops two against West Side. Plagued by a shoulder injury as a junior, Tom ' recovered to handle the backcourt duties. Fiery Mentor — Coach Correale, famous for his emotional fireworks, gathers the team around during a time out. Land of the Giants — Big Bill Devries pulls in a rebound. This 6 ' 3 center will be back as a junior next season. Surrounded by a maze of defenders, A1 Walker tries to pass off to Bill DeVries. A1 is another reason the Spartan basketball fans can look forward to better years. Left — Intimidating on defense is Dennis Killoren, easily the most complete player on the team. Dennis rebounds and scores as well as he plays defense. Above — Controlling the boards — Steve Fairbanks grabs a rebound, as Killoren (20) and Walker (12) box out two opponents. J.V. Cagers Sport 8-8 Record 1st row — Keith Halon, Mark Lancor, Laurent Angers, Carl Thodal. 2nd row — Thomas Gorman, Mark Streeter, Lee Barsom, Francis Kulle, Robert Dobias, Roy Bishop, absent — Coach David Marden, Scott Abel, John DuVall, William DeVries, Sean Philbin, Stephen Reed, Steven Lancor. Right — Controlling the tap — Lanky Center Sean Philbin wins the Jump. Center — Hoopward bound — Roy Bishop lets go a jump shot against Agawam. Above — Fast Break — Steve Reed moves to the basket with Mark Lancor trailing. Kulik, Lieberwirth Standout For Frosh Post 2-12 Record 1st row — Mark Haseltine, Robert Lieberwirth, John Weisse, Alan Hammond, Scott Miller, Paul Nascimbeni. 2nd row — Michael Thompson, Robert Harrington, Lawrence Bean, Stephen Belch Edward Kulik, Paul Ryan, Timothy Broderick, Thomas Bradstreet. Heads Up — Looking to make the pass is Paul Nascimbeni. Ace Playmaker — Rob Lieberwirth sets up the play. Only 4Tl , Rob didn ' t let his heighth stop him from leading the team in scoring. Varsity Opponent EL JV 42 60 South Hadley 55 51 46 59 Longmeadow 50 48 56 63 West Side 24 60 66 59 Ludlow 49 54 O.T. 67 70 Agawam 46 53 55 66 Minnechaug 71 42 53 54 South Hadley 74 70 49 75 Longmeadow 49 37 40 56 Ludlow 46 58 45 66 Agawam 44 58 60 78 Minnechaug 60 46 70 63 South Hadley 46 67 57 76 Longmeadow 38 36 55 85 Ludlow 46 57 47 56 Agawam 46 51 76 90 Minnechaug 66 54 Won 2 Lost 14 Won 8 Lost 8 Frigid 2-14 Season For Icemen Tied up — Bob Manning manages to get off a shot with two Agawam defenders draped on him as Dave MacDonald positions himself for the rebound. Winding Up — Winger John Perella rushes in over the blue line and prepares to take the slapshot. EL 2 1 2 6 2 0 2 0 2 1 10 2 2 1 Opponent Agawam Trade Longmeadow Chicopee Comp. Westfield Westfield Chicopee Comp. West Side Classical Technical Ludlow Cathedral Trade Chicopee Agawam Longmeadow Won 2 Lost 14 98 Controlling the Puck — Steve McHugh knocks down a rolling disc and looks to pass. Sprawled out — After a fine save is goalie Matt UAmato as the puck slides to the boards. Left — Splitting the defense — Musculing his way through a pair of Westfield skaters is senior Tom McCabe. Above — Hustling Mike LaRoche, junior transfer student, races after the puck. Mike had his best game against Trade picking the three goal “hat trick . D ' Amato Shines In Nets; Manning, DeAngelo, MacDonald Head Scorers 1st row — Donald Burke, David MacDonald, Matthew D ' Amato, Michael LaRoche, Edward Malone, Brian McCormick. 2nd row — Mr. William Whiles (assistant coach), Bradford Kites, David Tranghese, Robert Manning, Michael Grigley, Paul Sibley, Kevin O ' Brien, Mark Botta, Robert Ayres, Ralph Cooley (coach). 3rd row — John Perella, Michael Donohue, John Lasek, Joseph DeAngelo, Alan Hubbard, Stephen McHugh, absent — Thomas McCabe, Kenneth Labroad, Kevin Silk. i above — Meatball — Senior Matt D ' Amato watches the action ' from the net. Matt, a 4 year starter, had several outstanding games often turning aside 30 or more shots, right — Senior defender — A1 Hubbard looks for an opening. 100 Winning the faceoff and hustling after the puck is Bob Manning. He also led the team in scoring. Clearing the zone is backliner John Lasek. Lasek led the defensive corps this season as a junior. Backchecking — Mike Grigley gives chase to an onrushing Agawam skater. Champs!! f ; ' ii 1st row — Kurt Angelucci, Thomas Medrek, Steven Midwood, James McLaughlin, Kevin Lightcap, Harold Hedges, Peter Hedges, Donald Fontaine, Keith Stewart, Coach Janet Kerr, David Taft, John Roy, Fredrick Hanson, William Tyler, Michael O ' Melia (co-capt.). Coach Richard Bolles, Warren, Thomas McGowan, Jay Pronicki 2nd row — Jeffrey Tilden, Richard Mark McCandlish (co-capt.), Phillip Towle, John Hire, David Smith, David Weaver, Rand Willard, James Lodigiani, James Montana (co-capt.), Ronald Lewis, Bruce McClure (manager) Rennell, Richard Seligman, Robert Riga, Peter Ouellette 3rd row — Thomas E.L. OPPONENT SCORE 74 Pittsfield 21 62 South Hadley 32 67 Chicopee Comp 27 48 Minnechaug 47 53 Classical 42 54 Holyoke 41 65 Taconic 29 67 Chicopee 28 64 West Side 31 57 South Hadley 38 54 Minnechaug 41 46 Holyoke 49 69 Chicopee 26 Won 12 Lost 1 WESTERN MASS. MEET - 3rd place STATE MEET - 5th place All-American Candidate — Mike O ' Melia makes it look simple. Mike took first place in the Western Mass, and State Meets qualifying him for consideration for the high school All-American team. Coach Bolles Leads Mermen To 12-1 Slate Swim f Team Cops First Title In 5 Years Of Existence The Mascot — Responsible for most of the Determined off the blocks — Mark McCandlish takes his turn in the final relay against Qassical. The team ' s success was its mascot, the Bone eventual outcome of the meet was based on this event. The Spartans won the event and the meet 53-42. Long distance man — Bob Parker gulps in some air in the grueling 400 yard freestyle. He and Don Hanson pulled in some valuable points in the event. Frothing at the mouth? — Number 2 breast-stroker Dave Lewis played a big role in the first victory over Minnechaug. His second place finish in his event sewed up the meet. Final score: E.L. 48 Minn. 47 Seniors Pave Way To Title O ' Melia — Diving; Montana — Breaststroke; Tyler, McCandlish — Free Style; Towle — Butterfly. Quick off the mark — Phil Towle exhibits superb form at the start of the 100 yd. butterfly. Treadmill — Pete Rybacki swims the backstroke leg in the 200 yd. medley relay. Pete was a top point scorer in th| backstroke events. Pride of the League — Co-Captain Jim Montana comes up for air. Finally Jim (left) rests quietly after the victory. Jim proved himself to be the Leagues ' premier breastroker, placing 1st in every dual meet. O ' Melia Springs To Perfect Year Smashes School Records, First in Western Mass., State, And N.E. Meets. Power in motion — Rich Seligman pours it on in the butterfly leg of the medley relay. Perfection — Mike O ' Melia attained heights never before reached by an E. L. diver. He shattered existing school records and nailed down several post-season honors. 10 ' wingspan? - Freshman Dave Taft uses his long limbs to a good advantage in the 200 yd. individual medley. Next Year ' s hopes — Under- classmen Dave Lewis and Rich Weaver take it easy after a 100 yd. breaststroke against Chicopee. Spirited Spartanettes Lose 12 in ' ' Off Season Prevent Winless Year With Final-Game Victory Over Agawam Row One — Martha Heenan, Rosanne Reis, Sharon Bode, Reanne Burke, Ellen Hansen, Renee Bean. Row Two — Miss Joan Bereswill, Linda Maybury, Elizabeth Newell, Sandra Gallerani, Cheryl Macintosh, Cynthia Johnson, Donna Napolitan. Row Three — Debra Moodie, Cynthia LaBorde, Jane Hazen, Patricia Hafey, Nina Nascimbeni, Nancy Bouchard. El Opponent 21 Monson 44 31 South Hadley 47 32 Longmeadow 60 22 Ludlow 28 29 Palmer 42 31 Ware 36 13 Minnechaug 43 19 Agawam 23 23 Southwick 31 18 Longmeadow 36 25 Southwick 42 19 Minnechaug 40 25 Agawam 19 Wins 1 Losses 12 Free-throw — Cindy Johnson makes those foul shots count as she swishes one against Palmer. Reis Leads Team With 102 Points Left — Breaking the press — Freshman starter Reanne Burke beats a South Hadley defender with a pass to Cindy Johnson. Below — Long Bomb — Jane Hazen sends a 35-footer hoopward. Sandy Gallerani looks on. Right — Rebound-minded — Co-captain Sharon Bode rivets her eyes on the basket. Above — High-Scorer — Rosanne Reis moves down court. A senior co-captain, Rosanne scored 102 points for a 9.2 average per game to pass the team. Pegasus Gets Off To A Flying Start Under Miss Sessler. Pegasus Staff — John Winn, Beverly Repossi. standing — Judith Sessler, Gail Oakes, Nancy Smith, Rebecca MacKinhre, Janice Winn, Cynthia Sault. absent — Paul Ollari, Craig Carriere, Elaine Reall. Library Aides — Suzanne Morin, Barbara Foote, Diane Doersam. Deborah Stenard, Debra Deschler, Judith Wright. nl 1 r . i y Library Aides — Corrine Durham, Maureen Booth, Glenn McRae, Thomas McGowan, Denise Croteau, Nancy Paige. Debbie Lawson, Bill Bemis Cathy Francoeur Make All-State Chorus The Chorus All-Stater Debbie Lawson waits anxiously for her cue. 109 Schools Match Wits Team Gains Playoff Berth, Winning 3 Straight The Victims Holyoke 205-160 Deerfield Academy 230-200 Classical 240-140 The Starting Lineup - Junior Richard Holman, Seniors Chris Decker, Mark Willis, and Don Jacobson. R ight — Pre-match joviality — a little humor helps to ease the tension before a match. Above — In the Winners Circle — Advisor Mrs. Virginia Freed and Captain Mark Willis get together after the victory. i High-minded Enjoyment In Chess Club Advisor — Mr. Richard Grover Chess — A real thinking man ' s game. First Annual Meet The Team Night Introduces New Look Spartans Starting Lineup — kneels after introduction as coach talks football with parents. Above — Coach Frank Dutille discusses rules as a young fan looks things over. Innovator Head Coach Robert Dobias, directs the program which kicked off the ' 70 season. E.L.H.S s Controversial Cheerleaders . . . A.F.S. Brings First Exchange Student To E.L. Lovely Belgian — E.L.H.S. ' first exchange student is Miss Martine Verstraten. Fund Raising Time - American Field Service Club members listen to a candy salesman as a possible money-making activity. Advisor — Mrs. Fredlee Shore. Martine, whose home is Antwerp, Belgium, speaks five languages. In an interview she stated that American students enjoy more freedoms, girls wear shorter skirts and longer hair. Art — A Mode Of Expression Masterpiece — An abstract creation of wire and bits of wood conveys a message. Advanced Artists — Steven Meyer paints (left) while Peter Boucher works with papier-mache in Mr. Goldie ' s advanced art class. Mutual interest — is a common bond between art students. Here Mark McCandlish has a pointer for Irene Gauthier. Mark produced the cover of Aegis 71 as well as designing and painting those fabulous Marne backdrops with Dave Smith. A Serafin take one av Cartoons And Candy Delight Children At Cartoon Days STOP Leads E.L.H.S s Fight Against Pollution left — Jeff Miller debates a point concerning the groups ' future plans, below - Jeff Miller, Diane Croteau, Susan Shawn and Elizabeth Donoghue discuss plans for a phosphate drive. 117 Aegis ' 71 Blossoms Under New Administration Layout Editor — Mary Mitchell works her specialty. Below — Typists — Mary Oliver! and Shirley Riga Above — The Brain trust — Advisor Mrs. Ann Lynch and Co-Editors Pat Teden and Mike Keane spend another long hour on the job. Many talented efforts were used in the production of Aegis ' 71. Right — In the beginning . . . attending a yearbook conference at Springfield College back in the spring of 1970 are members of the staff, Pat Teden, Mark McCandlish, Elaine Reall, and Karen Moodie. Spartan Spirit Better Than Ever In Kerson ' s 5th Year ® AkTAN IMT Co-editors Christine Decker and Mark Willis Editorial Editor Donald Jacobson Managing Editor Denise Ford Sports Editor Stephen Fairbanks Special Feature Columns David Thodal Feature Editor Jeffrey Boulrice News Editor Linda Thurner Design and Layout Editor Alice Ferrero Copy Editor Susan Robertson Staff Co-ordinator Thomas Thompson Circulation and Advertising Manager Ellen O’Neill Staff Photographer Paul Messenger Advisor - Mr. Kerson Reporters Scott Able, Betsy Barclay, Diane Croteau, Judy Douglas, Mark Dunn, Ann Flanagan, Edward Fleming, Christine Gallerani, Susan Garvey, Irene Gauthier, John Gilmartin, Robert Hafey, David Hansen, Martha Heenan, John Holland, Beth Lacey, James Mayher, Charlotte Merton, James Montana, Claire Noel, Paul Ollari, Dianna Passburg, Mari Tarpinian, and Jane Wrinkle. Decker, Willis, Jacobson Hold Down Top Three Jobs Surrounding the Master — Members of the S.S, staff congregate after a late night on the paper. Advisor — Mr. Irwin Kerson Pretty incentive — Jane Wrinkle tops a generous sundae during the ice cream party sponsored by the newspaper for homerooms of 100% subscribers. Students, Faculty, Thrill To Ping-Pong Competition Mazzariello — Faculty Champ, D ' Amato — Senior, Wicks — Junior, Minnette — Sophomore, Kane — Freshman In Top Form — Steve Lancor battles it out. D ' Amato Nails Down Student Championship . . . Mazzariello Smashes To School Title!!! The Establishment Rules — Putting upstart Matt in his place is Mr. Ping-Pong — Robert Mazzariello. Left — Title Bout — Senior Matt D ' Amato duels Freshman Ron Kane for Student Championship. Below — The Agony of Defeat — A downcast Ron Kane thinks ahead to next year and “another chance. Future Teachers Gain Experience In Area Elementaries A time for listening — Karen Moodie absorbs her students ' discussion. Storytime — Betsy Barclay reads to some fidgety youngsters. FTA members made rounds to all of the town ' s elementary schools. Animated — Students rap with Donna Picano. Model Congress Sponsors Bill In State House . xpounding - Phil Brown relates his idea to fellow Congressmen. Runs Mock Election Advisor - Mr. Ronald Lech above — Convening — The Model Congress Club meets to discuss bills to be presented at West Springfield, right - At the polls - Debbie Stephens awaits her turn to cast ballot. E.L.H.S. students elected Governor Sargent and Senator Kennedy to the two top offices in the Mock Election. Seniors Reign As Winter Carnival Kings jnow Sculptures, Ping-Pong, Water Polo, Basketball And Volleyball Highlight Winter Carnival. Mr. Legs 1971 — Clark Taylor What Legs! — Bob Moran, Tom Thompson, John DeAngelo, Sam Siano, Larry Rinaldi, and E. J. Fleming. Pozzi, Lavertue Heighten Hilarity Of First Legs Contest Demure Mr. Legs and his court — Clark Taylor, Mr. Legs; Tom Thompson, 1st runner-up; Dave Briceno, Mr. Congeniality; and Ray Mondoux, 2nd runner-up. The Judges — Alice Ferrero Debbie Angers, Mari Tarpinian, Pat Burr, Diana Passburg, Nadeen Martin, Charlotte Merton, Rosanne Reis. Tom McCabe battles for the elusive ball. Seniors Drown Shutout Sophs, Juniors Weak Opposition Debate Team Ranks 3rd In League Right — Federal Pollution Prowams or not? — Giving the negative argument to this question is Jeff Boulrice. Affirmative debators were Dave Thodal, Mark Dunn and Don Jacobson; taking the negative were Boulrice and Mark Willis. Above — Varsity Debators — Mark Dunn and Don Jacobson board the bus for a trip to Granby. E.L. placed third in a league of fourteen teams with 18 wins and 8 losses. J5’ National Recognition Bestowed On Five E.L.H.S. Students All-Americans — E.L.H.S. Students named to the 1971 edition of Who ' s Who in American High Schools are Gail Ernsting, Peter Rybacki, Chris Decker, Don Jacobson, and Mark Willis and Marie Roy (not pictured). ' 71 Officers Guide Seniors Through Exciting Year The Leaders: Hafey, Anderson, Kulik, Wheeler, And Mondoux Straight Politicians Secretary Marie Anderson, Advisor Miss and Vice-President Diane Wheeler. Missing from picture — Barbara Condron, President Bob Hafey, Treasurer Nancy Kulik, Member-at-Large Ray Mondoux. Juniors Prepare For Challenging Year Under Strong Leaders Neumann, Bailey, Weisse, Oswald, Cushman Pave Way To Senior Year The Elected — Treasurer Bonnie Oswald, Member-at-Large Pam Cushman, Vice President Robert Bailey, Secretary Kathy Weisse, President Jeff Neumann, State of the Class Address — President Neumann runs over business with his subjects. High School — An Emotional Experience The Year 1970-71 September r Halloween October November 25 Christmas Basketball South Hadley 42-60 Loss Fall Sports Awards Swimming Chicopee Comp Relays 2nd Place 19 12 Saturday 5 December January 1 n -T3 V) C 3 O w) c pfi  H — H 0) o o o g-u Q U JD 4- O) (A n pa a •-j a lO I VO VO S ' 60 .S 3 e 5 s c .5 V) O 3 pa S 0) U) V) ’S (J ) February March 1 April Ace of the Newspaper — Mark Willis goes up to spike for the Newspaper Homeroom. Right Poised for the return — Bill Tyler and Rick Villamaino await the downward flight of the sphere as Mike Keane and Charles Maurer play the net for the Yearbook Homeroom. Seniors Find X-Block Fun In Co-Ed Volleyball Homerooms Compete In Double Elimination Tournament National Honor Society Experiments With Open-Campus Program ood News — Mr. Shindler announces to the Honor Society that the Open-Campus Program has been cayed. The program allowed all members to leave school during any study hall. Tea Party? — Above are former members of the N.H.S. Mark Lacedonia and Jonas Robinson. The annual tea gives graduated students a chance to come back and reminisce. 145 Scarlet Key Expands Duties In Second Year Red Cross Club Masters Techniques In First-Aid On duty — Amos Jette walks his beat at a basketball game. Scarlet Key has added this ushering job to its long list of duties. First day fears — Tom Thompson directs a new freshman on that fateful first day. Red Cross Club Members — Nancy Sheldon, Sharon Valerie, Jacqueline Taylor, Dorothy Robinson, Miss Margaret Zuzgo (advisor), Alice Robinson, Joanne Russo, Nancy Olier, Ellen Sands. Student Government Sponsors Old Favorites And New jpartanum, Winter Carnival — Better Than Ever Ping Pong Tournament, Mr. Legs — Welcome Additions Tomorrows ' Leaders — The freshman contingent sits in on a Friday morning meeting. Pictured are [ohn Weisse, Rand Willard, Lynn Nasman, ]o-Ann Waide, and Connie Cushman. Left — Female Enthusiast — Even the girls found an interest in the first annual Ping-Pong Tournament. Above — Debbie Angers, Jeff Neumann, Mari Tarpinian and Pat Burr helped form the nucleus of one of our most productive Student Governments ever. 147 Cheerleaders Brighten Sports Scene . . . Varsity Cheerleaders Jane Duggan, 2nd co-capt., Deborah Angers, 1st co-capt., Lisbeth Williams, Kathryn Brega, captain, Beverly Stockwell, Patricia Burr, Mari Tarpinian, Genevive McDyer, Susan Paquette — Advisor Miss Diane Tarrant Absent: Ellen O ' Neil (sub), Maryann Viveiros (sub). Front: Lynn Nasman, 2nd: Pearl Mahlo, Mary Keane, Claudia Barney, Ellen Merrigan, 3rd — Cynthia Meehan, Carla Tranghese, Gaye Stenard. 148 Office Aides — 1st row — Judith Ouellette, Leslie Guilmette, Nancy — Karen Moodie, Diana Passburg, Patricia Burr, Susan Robertson, Paige, Donna Picano, Margaret Lantaigne, Susan Carlson. 2nd row Patricia Farrell, Mary St. Peter. Office Aides — 1st row — Claire Haggerty, Deborah Angers, Joanne Bergamini, Deborah Coto, Kathleen Finn. 2nd row — Diane Harton, Leigh Naylor, Carolyn Anderson, Gail Rollins, Nancy Kulik. Office Aides — 1st row — Nancy Sheldon, Daria Daniele, Kathleen Bartlett, Nancy Radebough, Lynn Agostino, Arleen Corey, Cindy I-acedonia. 2nd row — Christine Twohig, Maureen Speight, Mary Fleming, Nancy Bouchard, Karen Brown, Kathleen Brown, Roberta Hire. Aides Learn Of Efficient Office Methods While Helping To Run E.L.H.S. Guidance Office Aides — 1st row — Ellen Merrigan, Lynn Freedman, Sally Langford, Diane Torricelli, Mary McGowan, 2nd row — Susan Snow, Deborah Goto, Judith Child, Cynthia Bean, Deborah Gebo, Gloria Wozencraft. Margaret McGowan — Guidance Office Aides ' advisor. Agnes Livingstone - Office Aides ' advisor. 151 Charron, Rosoff Guide Band To Stellar Year Aspiring Musician — Peter Gosselin eagerly awaits the start of the second halt. Majorettes Complement Half-Time Shows Majorettes — front row: Debra Stephens, Cindy Lacedonia, Dianne Torricelli, Leslie Giulmette, Constance Cushman. Back: Jaye Scully, Kathleen Bartlett, Carol Whitkop. Six Weeks Of Laughter, Scowls And Hard Work Results In The Drama Club ' s Unprecedented Production Of Maine. You ' re my nanny-in-law? The effervescent Marne reacts to hilarious Agnes Gooch. Charlotte Merton (Marne) and Martha Heenan (Gooch) did a superb job. IJJWMIUgW Deft Deceivers — Make-up artists ready the cast to meet their public. f . V-v ■L  7 f. Plantation Beautiful! — backdrops by Mark McCandlish and Dave Smith. The cast ' s costumes were equally impressive. 156 157 159 Dennis Languages Muriel Noiancf giish J m Edward Modzelewski Physical Education 165 166 167 k 169 170 Robert Dobias Physical Education PSiLTi Rachel Fleming Languages 174 •ICamyTSyne ' Languages Joseph St. Germain Business — Chairman Ronald Lech Social Studies 1 178 179 Gary Bunce And David Marden Lead CAP Not traditional, not structured, not boring — but different; that is the Community Activities Program. CAP is doing things, exploring, helping, asking, trying, seeing and feeling. Occupations, practical skills, leisure time and cultural activities are the content; movies, field trips, speakers and tours are the method. CAP IS CONCERN, ACHIEVEMENT, AND PROGRESS. 181 An Expanded Curriculum Sparks A Lively Response 1 Judith Douglas and Dianne Brunelle search for new meanings oP ' literature in the English electives course. Unusual material and the encouragement of Mr. Goldie produce boundless creativity in Advanced Art classes. 182 A broader spectrum of studies expanded the Industrial Arts classes. Here senior Mark Hahn builds for the future. That mad scientist, Donald Jacobson, learns of advanced chemistry methods in Mr. Dale ' s class. Intent on saving humanity, John Murphy and Joanne Bergamini reflect in Mr. Vickers ' humanities class. Freshmen Choose Officers Wisely FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS - Maureen Speight, secretary; Mark Moras, treasurer; Joseph Holotka, president; Michael Thompson, vice president; Gary Powers, member-at-large 1st row — Kurt Angelucci, Renee Bean, Linda Lee Baker, Kimberly Beneski, William Babcock 2nd row — Laurie Barton, Kathleen Bartlett, Lauren Lee Bauss, Victoria Bailey, Maryann Basile 1st row — Carol Blair, Sandra Bliss, Teresa Barry 2nd row — Andrew Bonacker, Stephen Belch, Lawrence Bean, Peter Bonin, Mark Barrepski, Timothy Barry 184 1st row — Joseph Ascioti, William Aldrich, John Ascioti, Nicholas Baxter, David Anderson, John Barron 2nd row — Julie Angers, Anne-Marie Anetzberger, Nancy Bannerman 1st row — John Breen, Susan Chmael, Wayne Clark 2nd row — Jean Bouchard, Patricia Carney, Barbara Burney, James Collins, Michael Lussier, Deborah Bourque, Denise Bourque 1st row — Dorothy Caney, Diana Broga, Beverly Byrnes 2nd row — Jef¥rey Cooper, Paul Brunelle, Michael Campanella, Kurt Carmody, Pamela Cesarz, David Bromley 185 L Frosh Glitter In Sports Scene . . . Rand Willard, Dave Tranghese, Paul Nascimbeni: Football Rob Lieberwirth: Basketball Reanne Burke: Field Hockey Kim Wiezbicki: Swimming 1st row — Diane Christensen, Reanne Burke 2nd row — Robert Christianson, Thomas Bradstreet, David Cooke, James Buckley, Edward Brainerd 1st row — Heather Cunningham, Rocco Daniele, Constance Cushman 2nd row — Susan Cox, Holly Davis, Denise Croteau, Joan Dusenberry, Deborah Deming, Cecily Danforth 3rd row — Scott Davidson, Michael Daniele, Charles Dempsey K . jB ' I 1st row — J, Christopher Grocott, Ernest Gralia, Linda Lou Gebo, Pamela Farrington 2nd row — Paul Grudgen, Leslie Guilmette, Diane Gagner, Mary Fleming, Jane Fontaine, Stewart Gray 1st row — Dianne Doersam, Ronald Doe, Katherine Manley, Stephen Dumala, Michele Driscoll 2nd row — Daniel Desnoyers, Charles Dempsey, Carol Demarinis, Carrine Durham, Linda Eastman, Jeanne Driscoll 3rd row — Jeffrey Earnshaw, Debra Deschler, Joanne DiAugustino A V :J ■M 1st row — Sheryl Couch, Patricia Esposito, Andrienne Leduc 2fid row — Philip Gordon, James Fontaine, Michael Flynn, Richard Gauthier, Frederick Ernsting, Mark Fellows, Michael Garber John Hearn, Joseph Holotka, Andrew House, Allan Hahn, Joseph Kane Doreen Hess, Gail Halon, Kathryn Henault, Suzanne Howell, Donna Harwood 1st row — Barbara Florence, Donna Fattini, Carol Foucher, Linda Giallanza 2nd row — Michael Goodrich, Jeffrey Falk, Thomas Gowash, Mark Fernald 1st row — Sarah Holland, Jane Hazen, Patricia Hafey, 2nd row — Robert Harrington, Ronald Kane, Steven Jaworski, Kevin Hand, Kenneth Hardy, Alan Hammond 1st row — Theresa Kulle, Kim Langford, Lisa Nitri 2nd row — Paul Lawson, Sandra Laudig 3rd row — John Koziol, John Kiernan 188 1st row — Arthur May, Steven Martin 2nd row — Edward Malone, Judy Martin, Kathryn Martin, Mary McGowan, 3rd row — Joseph Marino, Karen McCollum, Joyce Mango, Pamela Maybury 4th row — Kevin McCandlish, Michael Leavenworth 1st row — Deborah MacLeod, Lee Anne Marino 2nd row — Anna Longo, Patricia Lesure, Anita Magnani 3rd row — Michael Lyons, William Lussard 4th row — Robert Lieberwirth, Shirley Maciaga, Elizabeth Mailler, Donna MacCarroll 1st row — Cynthia LaBorde, Regina Kurki, Patricia Keane, Kathryn l aBier, Cheryl J ngdon 2nd row — William Lamoureaux, David Kelly, John Kattler, Richard Knight, Gordon Kinney Suzanne Morin, Margaret Mitchell, l,aura Moore, Kerwin Mumford, James Merrill, David Molinari, Robert Montana, Mark Michaels, Michael Mineo 189 I L John Noceti, Mark Moras, William Moores, Charlene Newkirk, Blaine Nelson, Richard Moriarty, Suzanne Noel, Lynn Nasman, Paul Nascimbeni, Dart Nadeau 1st row — Judith Ouellette, Donna Ouellette, Joyce Ostrander, Lynn Nuzzolilli 2nd row — Robert Pagani, Ronald Oliveri, John Nystrom, Paul Oparowski, Bruce O ' Brien 1st row — William Kelleher, Michael Leahy, Michael LaPolice 2nd row - Suzanne LaMountain, Dawn LaDuke, Edward Kulik, Raymond LaVonte, Cynthia Kosmas, Elizabeth Keeley 1st row — Nola Paxton, Janet Phillips, Marsha Pomeroy, Maryann Reardon 2nd row — Brian Peskin, Jay Pronicki, John Muscalo, Neil Pomeroy, Gary Powers 190 1st row — Lynne Perrault, Debra Palmer 2nd row — Nancy Paige, Jane Patnode, Diane Parkhurst 3rd row — John Odato, David LeBlanc, Carl Perella, Richard Pannier 1st row — Tracey Turner, Monica Stellate, Tina Vecchiarelli 2nd row — Lawrence Stronberg, Keith Stewart, Michael Thompson, David Taft, David Tranghese 1st row — Deborah Stenard, Cheryl Thompson, Sharon Valliere 2nd row — Paul Teixeira, Sheila Valliere, Frederick M. Stockwell 3rd row — Gregory Spaulding, Jacqueline Taylor, Kirby Trase 1st row — Steven Midwood, James McQuillian 2nd row — Glenn McRae, Thomas Medrek, Luanne Metcalfe, Susan McLaughlin, Deborah Megizsky, Claude Menard, Scott M iller 1st row — Paul Sibley, Michael Santos, Mark Silloway 2nd row — Kevin Silk, Frank Sambor, Allan Scully, Kevin Ryan 3rd row — Kathy Runquist, Helen Retynsky, Suzanne Roy 1st row — Shaun Summers, Walter Thornholt 2nd row — Valerie Vagts, Jo- Ann Waide, Kathleen Topitzer, Paula Viveiros 3rd row — Maureen Speight, Qiristine Twohig, William Sullivan, Timothy Thompson 1st row — Sanford Scharmer, Brian Rugani 2nd row — David Schermerhorn, Peter Scheumann, Robin Roy, Lynn Roberge, ' Paul Serra, Jerry Reimers 1st row — Lorretta Weaver, Marcia Willis 2nd row — Judith Whalen, Margaret Zimmerman, MaryLee Washburn, Wendy Williams 3rd row — Donald Webster, Rand Willard, Alan Wenk 4th row — John Weisse, Frederick Warren 1st row — Caryl Waldron, Debra Waldroup, Lori Wheeler, Cheryl Winton 2nd row — Michael White, Bruce Westcott, Patrick Ward, James Waterman 1st row — Judith Wright, John ZufFoletti, Robert Wrinkle, John Winn, Nancy Wilson 2nd row — Sherry West, Kimberly Wiezbicki, Karen Walker, Lori Yacovone, Deborah Young At desk — Nancy Sheldon 1st row — Carole Small, Wendy Shaw, Terri Smith, Jacqueline Sleith 2nd row — Susan Smith, David Shannon, Warren Simons, Paul Ryan Virginia Bailey, Gail Bortle, Janice Bergamini, Joann Arietta, Barbara Boucher, Donald Bromley, Kenneth Alexander, Laura Boudrias. 1st row: Karen Brown, Nancy Bouchard, Cheryl Bryce. 2nd row: Anthony Archidiacono, Robert Branchini, James Andwood, Frederick Bailey. «O0LH- it, -1 sboe-b Robert Cox, Paul Garwacki, Sandra Dumbrowski, Barbara De Domenico, John Favarato, Michael Donohue, Cathleen Francoeur, Richard Craven, William DeVries. 194 Left James Barron, David Amsden, Joseph Bouchie. Right: Neal Anzalotti, Joseph Barrepsl i, Lawrence Beaulieu, Ronny Barufaldi, Cheryl Aiken, Sandra Aitcheson. LADIES Back; Gary Cookman, Robert Ferris, Peter Chipouras, Michael Busekist, Stuart Carlisle. Front Richard Churchill, Daniel Caney, Mark Christianson, Phillip Brown. Back: Jean Cunningham, Elizabeth Cantalini, 2nd row: Marianne Carney, Diane Croteau, Dail Driscoll, Elizabeth Donoghue, Susan Collins, Front: Constance Crain, Denise Deslaurier. 195 1st row — Bradford Kites, Sally Langford, Laurie Knight, Brian King, 2nd row — John Kelly, William Keller, Clifford Leavenworth. 1st row — Donna Napolitan, John Mooney, Valarie Molinari, Patricia Monzillo, Thomas Morrissette, Arlene Noorda. 2nd row — Mark Nooney, Gary Moore, David Moras. 1st row — Mary Keane, Diane Gorman, Ellen Hansen, Suzanne Hartwell. 2nd row — Paul Kelleher, Arthur Dalessio, Harold Hedges, John Gokey, Keith Halon, Joseph Guzzo. 196 1st row — Deborah Knight, Daniel Casey, Ruth Mackintire, 2nd row — Glenn McCarthy, Thomas Martin, James Lodigiani, Marc Maserati, Evan Layne. 1st row — Pearl Malho, David Lewis, Cindy Lacedonia, Dale Kennedy, Vickie Jo Lemon, Jerilyn Mayer, Carl Mazzaferro, Cheryl Macintosh. 1st row — Debra Grimaldi, Warren Gourley, Roberta Hire, Kim Hamilton, Stephen Haskins, Mary Ellen Haley, 2nd row — Gary Kane, Thomas Gorman, Frederick Haynes. Sophomore Athletes Promise Bright Seasons To Come A1 Walker, Glenn Scott, Steve Lancor, Achieve Stardom As 10th Graders Front Row — Joanne Williams, Maryann Dion, Melinda Oakes, Karen Circosta, Carol Adams. Back Row — David LaBerge, Stephen Rayder, Brian Minnette, Cynthia Johnson, Debra Davis. Front Row — Jeffrey Tilden, Dawn Merrill, Susan Broga, Ellen DeVeber, Virginia Rusk, Sandra Gallerani. Back Row — Roy Bishop, Kenneth Whittemore, Richard Colby, Laurent Angers. Front Row — Peter Gosselin, Janice Bonacker, Kathleen Finn, Joanne Welch, David Silloway. Back Row — Claudia Barney, Linda Salvetti, Arlene Corey. 198 i i 1 Front Row — Ellen Merrigan, Michael Molinari, Steven Nimmo, Cheryl Megizsky. Back Row — Joseph Mercieri, Donna Merrill, David McDyer, Paul Nuzzolilli. Front Row — Brian McCormick, Michael Nuzzolilli, Robert McCurry, Joseph Merton. Back Row — Cynthia Meehan, Joanne O ' Connor, Barbara McMahon. Girls — Kathy D ' Angelo, Jean Abel, Jaye Hutchison, Debra Moodie. Boys top to bottom — Douglas Sawyer, Richard Weaver, Gary Richards, Robin Fritz. 199 1st row — James Passburg, Beth Pomeroy, Paul Racicot, Laurie Remington, Bonnie Redin, Nancy Olier. 2nd row - Richard Ostrander, Jean Phillips, Norma Petrie, Linda Pellegrini, Diane Quinn. 1st row — William Bemis, John Burke, Bruce Minnette. 2nd row — Paula Wenning, Donna Clarke, Eileen Roy, Leslye Johnson, Cynthia Wade. 1 1st row — Maryann O ' Melia, Denise Plante, Ann Proulx, William Reis, Gary Reimers, Frank Page. 2nd row — David Powers, Salvatore Pizzanelli, Brian Provencher, Earl Reed. Exploring the world of biology is Nancy Boichard. 1st row — Debra Stephens, Lynn Simone, Gaye Stenard, Cheryl Smith, Kathleen Small. 2nd row — Brenda Rolfe, Joanne Riga, Robert Riga, Dorothy Robinson. 1st row — Kristine Roos, Karen Dempsey, Linda Smith. 2nd row — Robert Dobias, James Branchini, Steven Lancor. middle — Kevin O ' Brien. 3rd row — Lynn Freedman, Laurie Wood. Sophomores Progress Under Capable Leaders Class Officers: Steve Lancor, President Dave Moras, Treasurer John Favarato, Vice President Joanne Welch, Secretary Melinda Oakes, Member-At-Large Left to Right — Richard Tremblay, Raymond Zanoli, John Weferling, Dennis Waite, Paul Valliere Left to Right — Mark Walker, Frank Zuccalo, Doreen West, Carrie Walker, Michael Waldron, Carl Thodal, Donald Washburn, Alan Walker, Vincent Villamaino 202 1st row — Linda Smith, Jaye Scully, Melanie Safford 2nd row — Glenn Scott, David Scheumann, Edward Stawiarz 1st row — Karen Verteramo, Elizabeth Symmes 2nd row — Robert Tongue, Carla Tranghese, Debra Tisdel, Gloria Wozencraft, Marcia Wood, Paula Vigliano, Linda Tesini, Dianne Torricelli, Kenneth Vogel Sophomore Smashers — Paul Nuzzolilli puts the grab to a Commerce ball carrier as Bob Branchini moves in to destroy. 1 Juniors Boast Great Athletes Dennis Killorch, Clark Taylor, Bill Marazzi, Pat Farrell - Multi Sport Stars 1st row — Paul Sinowski, Stephen Smith, David Smith, Jane Stolecki, Donald Smith, Elaine Stewart, Gary Tesini, Donna Tesini, Phyllis Vogel. 1st row — Lynn O ' Hearn, Noreen Trombetta 2nd row — Keith Whitney, Irene Hess, Gary Halon 3rd row — Rene Young, Curtis Geoffrion, Craig White 204 Sitting — Amylou Turner 1st row — Robert Taylor, John Webber, Richard Torrey 2nd row — Suzanne Turgeon, Suellen Tracy, Geraldine Spaulding 1st row — Debra Babcock, Nola Whitlock, Richard Arbour 2nd row — Parker Brown, Daniel Buckland 3rd row — Kevin Fagan, Kenneth Butler, Deborah Gebo 1st row — Kent Whalen, James Westburg, David Briceno 2nd row — Carol Whitkop, Carey Wisell, David Wicks, Alfred Zuffoletti, Janice Winn Top — Steven Westcott 4 1 Scoring Threat — Clark Taylor gets ready to pop two of his twenty points against West Side. Clark is one of four starters who will be returning next year. 1st row: Laura Dalessio, Linda Deming, Marcia Earnshaw, 2nd row: Robert DiAugustino, Pamela Cushman, Scott Davis, 3rd Row: Norman Corigiliano, Diane Dufresne, Michael Curtis, John De Vall I % mi, front Leo Hood, Mark Hammond, Martha Hcizen, Karen Haetinger, Maryann Hartford, Donald Haskell, back: Richard Hollman, John Glassanos, Raymond Hand, Michael Grigely Standing: Elizabeth Cross, Joanne Dipalma, Patricia Docherty. Sitting: Anna Dimauro, Maryalice Dolack, Daria Daniele, Mary De Gray. 206 Sitting: Susan Carlson, Laura Cairns, Michael Creighton, Jennifer Campbell. Kneeling: Lynda Clark, Craig Carriere, Julie Crosier, William Campanella. Robert Ayers, Leland Barsom, Pamela Bonacker, Gordon Bradley, Timothy Bartlett, Ellen Aldrich, Janet Anderson, Maureen Booth, Patricia Burr, Robert Bailey, Janice Battige, Linda Breau. 1st row: Mark Botta, Regina Bean, Donald Burke, Jacqueline Aiken, 2nd row: Marianne Breen, Kathleen Brown, Nancy Baker, 3rd row: John Bonin, William Bodge, Jeffrey Bauss, Peter Bendtson. 207 : 1st row — Dorothy Goodrich, Kim Esposito, Suzanne Florence, Carol Fishkin 2nd row — Alfred Gamache, Ronald Gauthier, Mark Edson, I Diane Halon, W. Kent Fernald, William Gowash 4 1st row — Carla Ireland, Ann Kot 2nd row — Michael LaRoche, Mark Kennedy, Michael Kane 3rd row — Kevin Kennedy, Kenneth Johnson, John FJowell, Kevin Lightcap 208 a ' ULtt l A Sitting: Susan Robertson, Linda Thurner, Susan Garvey, Mari Tarpinian, Edward Fleming, Paul Ollari. Standing: Alice Ferrero, Ellen O ' Neill, Beth Lacey. Above: Elizabeth Newell, Robert Parker, Lynda Maybury, Patricia Farrell, Victor Retynsky. Below James Magee, Rebecca Mackintire, Gail Oakes, Nadeen Martin, Holly Martin, Ronald Nasman. Back Row — Richard Nimmo, Thomas McLaughlin, Mark Mercier, Kenneth McCollum, Leonard Mercieri, Lawrence Mulligan. 1st row — Steve Pixley, Alfred Ouimet, Cynthia Panico, Bonnie Oswald. 2nd row — Gary Paquin, Edward Pixley, Richard Perrault, Cynthia Plass, Karen Parker, Sean Philbin. TV 1 i 1 fAmfili Debra Redin, Michael Shubert, Kathleen Shea, David Rowland, Joanne Shelb, Paul Proulx, Lori Roberts, Alvin Roy. Paul Rosati, Lorraine Rennell, Nancy Saacke, Janet Seppanen, Judith Powell, Barbara Sheldon, Steven Racicot 210 Front: Stephan Meyer, Lynn McGrady, William Marazzi, James Melbourne, Robert Manning. Back — Christopher Mee, Harold Martin, Thomas McDonough. Sitting: Cheryl Pasquale, Patricia Oswald, Patricia Orlando. Standing — Donna Picano, Deborah Perron, Robert Palmer, Paula Pagani, Donna Perosino, Stanley Pawlowicz, Steve Peperis, Debra Piusz. Top: Beverly Repossi, Marian Roncarati, Carol Prior, Nancy Radebaugh. Standing — Timothy Redin, Stephen Reed, Jon Schneider, Frederick Scalise. 211 1 Senior Directory DIANE ADAMS . . . DANIEL AGOSTINO , . . Baseball 2; Spartanum Spectaculum 2; Audio Visual 2, 3; Teachers ' Aide 3, 4. CAROLYN ANDERSON . . . Field Hockey 1; Drill Team 1; Intramural Volleyball 2, 4; Guidance Office Aide 2; Office Aide 3, 4; Class Officer 3 (Treasurer), 4 (Vice-President); Prom Committee 3, 4; Aegis 4. KATHRYN ANDERSON . . . Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 2; Office Aide 3. MARIE ANDERSON . . . Office Aide 3; Spanish Club 3; Homeroom Rep. 4; Prom Committee 4 MARK ANDERSON . . . Band 1. KENNETH ANDWOOD . . . Track 1, Ski Club 1 2. DEBBIE ANGERS . . . French Club 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1 (Vice-President), 2 (Vice-President); F.T.A. 3; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4 (1st Co-captain); Ski Club 3, 4; Spartanum 2, 3, 4; Scar- let Key 3, 4 (Chairman); Aegis 3, 4; Student Gov- ernment 4, MARK ANZALOTTI . . . SANDRA ARLOTTA . . . F.T.A. 3; Prom Commit- tee 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Aegis 4. BETSY BARCLAY . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Spartan Spirit 4; Sparta- num Spectaculum 4; Dramatics 4; Honor Society 4. SUSAN BASILE . . . Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1 (Secretary), 3 (Vice-President); Intra- murals 1, 2, 4; Spanish Club 3; Prom Committee 3 (Co-Chairman); Scarlet Key 4; Aegis 4. CYNTHIA BEAN . . . F.T.A. 3 (Treasurer); Guid- ance Office Aide 4. MICHELLE BENOIT . . . French Club 3. JOANNE BERGAMINI . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer); Office Aide 3, 4; Field Hockey 3 (Manager); Scarlet Key 3, 4. SHARON BODE . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders Club 2; Soft- ball 2, 3, 4 (Manager); Spartanum Spectaculum 3, 4 (Co-Director); Student Government 3, 4 (Vice-President); Honor Society 4; Aegis 4 (Girls ' Sports Editor). JON BOTTA . . . PETER BOUCHER . . . Soccer 3, 4, Volleyball 4. JEFFREY BOULRICE . . . Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; Spartan Spirit 3, 4; Soccer 4 (Manager), As Schools Match Wits 3, 4. ROBERT BRAYLEY . . . Soccer 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3, 4. KATHRYN BREGA ... Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1; Cheerleader 2, 3 (Co-Captain), 4 (Captain); Prom Committee 3. KEVIN BROWN . . . Swimming 1, 2. DIANE BRUNELLE . . . Aegis 4. EDWARD BUCKLEY . . . NANCY BUDDINGTON . . . LaHn Club 2. ANDREW BYRNE . . . Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain). JOANNE CANGRO . . . Band 1, 2; Dramatics 1; Intramurals 2; Field Hockey 2. SUZANNE CHAPDELAINE . . . French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 2, 3, 4; Drama 4. JUDITH CHILD . . . Field Hockey 1, 2; Home- room Rep. 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Kitchen Cabinet 3; Guidance Office Aide 3, 4; Aegis 4; Honor Society 4; Scarlet Key 3, 4. PJCHARD CLARK . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 1, 3, 4; Track 3; French Club 3. ANN CLEVENSHIRE . . . Intramurals 1; Dramat- ics 2. RICHARD CORMIER . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID CORREALE . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Football 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; Jacket Committee 4. DEBORAH COTO . . . French Club 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Office Aide 4; Guidance Office Aide 4. DEBORAH CRAIN . . . Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM CROKEN . . . Homeroom Rep. 3 MICHAEL DAIGLE . . . MATTHEW D ' AMATO . . . Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Ping Pong Champ 4; Football 1, 2. KEITH DAVID . . . Track 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3. DEBRA DAVIDSON . . . Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4. JEFFREY DAVIS . . . JOHN DEANGELO . . . Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Jacket Committee 4. JOSEPH DEANGELO . . . Go ' f 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 2, 3; Hockey 4. JANICE DEBOUR . . . Intramurals 1, 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 1. CHRIS ' HNE DECKER . . . Field Hockey 1; Bas- ketball 1; Intramurals 1, 4; As Schools Match Wits 3, 4; Spartan Spirit 2, 3, 4 (Co-Editor). JOHN DEMPSEY . . . Football 1; Swimming 1, 2; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. DIANE DENVER . . . Library Aide 2, 3; Office Aide 2; Intramurals 2. LUCILLE DESMARAIS . . . Student Store 4. JEFFREY DIDAS . . . Basketball I; Audio-Visual 1, 2. DIANE DIODATI . . . Chorus 1, 2, 3. RICHARD DION . . . Football I, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Swimming 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Scar- let Key 3. KATHLEEN DOCHERTY . . . JUDITH DOUGLAS . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Soft- ball 1, 2; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); I A 2, 3, 4; Spartan Spirit 3, 4; Honor Society 4 BERNADETTE DOWNIE . . . Field Hockey 1, 2, Intramurals 2, 4. ROGER DRAWEC . . . Football 2; Golf 3, 4. ROBERT DRISCOLL . . . ROBERT DRUMHELLER . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. JANE DUGGAN . . . French Club 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 2; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Scarlet Key 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Homeroom Rep. 4; Aegis 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3, 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 3, 4; Intra- murals 4. BONNIE DULEY . . . Guidance Office Aide 2; Field Hockey 2; Baseball 2; Intramurals 1, 2; Bas- ketball 2; Scarlet Key 3. DENISE DUNCAN . . . MARK DUNN . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate 1, 2, 3, 4; French 3, 4; Spartan Spirit 4. GEORGIA EMERSON . . Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2 (Secretary), 3 (Se ' cretary); Guidance Office Aide 3. GAIL ERNSTING . . . Field Hockey 1; Math League 3; Scarlet Key 3, 4; Spanish 4; Aegis 3, 4; Honor Society 4. LAWRENCE ESPOSITO . . . KATHERINE EVANS . . . French 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 3. STEPHEN FAIRBANKS . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Spartan Spirit 2, 3, 4 (Sports Edi- tor); Student Government 3; Soccer 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Math League 3, 4; Scarlet Key 4; Honor Society 4. DEBORAH FINNEGAN . . . French 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Scarlet Key 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4. CHERYL FLAGG . . . ANN FLANAGAN . . . Spanish Club 3; Spartan Spirit 4; Honor Society 4. BARBARA FOOTE . . . Softball 1; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin 2; Library Aides 4; Drama 4. LJENISE FORD . . . Field Hockey 2; French 3, 4; FTA 3, 4; Spartan Spirit 3, 4 (Managing Editor); As School ' s Match Wits 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Drama 4. RICHARD FRANCIS . . . RICHARD FREY . . . Football 1. CHRISTINE GALLERANI . . . Student Govern- ment 1, 2; French Club 2, 3; Spartan Spirit 4; Prom Committee 4. GRACE GARCIA . . . Student Government 1; Cheerleading 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3, 4; Aegis 4. KAREN GARDELL . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 2, 3; Cheerleading 2, 3; Office Aide 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3, 4; Field Hockey 2, 3; Scarlet Key 3; Aegis 4. PAUL GASPERINI . . . Drama 3, 4; Baseball 2; Soccer 1; Track 3, 4. IRENE GAUTHIER . . . Pegasus 1, 2; Spartanum Spectaculum 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 3; Spartan Spirit 3, 4. MARGARET GIALLANZA . . . French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Kitchen Cabinet 3; Intramurals 1, 2; Prom Committee 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Aegis 4; Honor Society 4. NANCY GILCHRIST . . . JAMES GILMARTIN . . . Red Cross 1, 2; Sparta- num Spectaculum 3, 4; Aegis 4. KEVIN GILMARTIN . . . Red Cross 1; Spartan Spirit 3; Drama 3, 4; Aegis 4. GARY GIROUARD . . . SCOTT GRABOWSKI . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Intramurals 3, 4; Aegis 3, 4. ROBERT HAFEY . . . Latin Club 1, 2 (Vice-Pres.); Track 2, 3, 4; Aegis 3, 4 (Typing Editor); Spartan Spirit 3, 4; Student Government 4; Class Officer 3 (Member-at-Large), 4 (President); FTA 4. CLAIRE HAGGERTY . . . Band 1, 2; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 3; Scarlet Key 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3, 4; French Club 3; Aegis 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 4. MARK HAHN . . . Dramatics 3, 4; French Club 3; Intramurals 4. DEBORAH HAMILTON . . . Glee Club 1, 2. RICHARD HAMMOND . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID HANSEN . . . Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Tennis 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Spartanum Spectacu- lum 2, 3, 4 (conductor); Spartan Spirit 3, 4; Scarlet Key 4 (Co-Director); Student Government 4. DONALD HANSON . . . Swim Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3. MICHAEL HARRISON . . . Aegis 3, 4. DIANE HARTON . . . Student Government 1, 2 (Member-at-Large), 3, 4; Latin Club I; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3 (President); Office Aide 2, 3, 4; F.T.A, 3, 4; A.F.S, 4; Prom Committee 3; Aegis 4 (Photography); Scarlet Key 3, 4; Spartanum 1, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL HEBERT . . . MARTHA HEENAN . . . Spartanum 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Tournament 3, 4. CHRISTINA HENAULT . . . F.T.A, 3, French Club 3. SUSAN HILLER . . . Drama 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 1, 2. JOHN HIRE . . . Football 1, 2; Track 2; Swimming 2, 3, 4. DIANNE HOBBS . . . JOHN HOLLAND . . . JULIA HOUSE . . . Drama 4. ALAN HUBBARD . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Hockey 2, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. JOAN E. HUTCHINSON . . . Spanish Club 1, 3; Scarlet Key 3, 4; IT 2, 3 (Co-editor); Intramurals 3; Prom Committee 4; Honor Society 4; Aegis 4. ARLEEN ILLIG . . . Chorus 1, 3, 4. DONALD JACOBSON . . . Football 1; Soccer 2, 3; French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Audio Visual 2; Debate 3, 4; Spartan Spirit 3, 4 (Editorial Editor); As Schools Match Wits 3, 4; Ffonor Society 4. AMOS JETTE . . . Scarlet Key 4. CRAIG JOHNSON . . . Football I; Basketball I, 2, 3, SUZANNE JOHNSTON ... Red Cross 1; Intra- murals 1, 4; Prom Committee 4; Homeroom Rep. 2, 3, 4. JOHN KEANE . . . MICHAEL KEANE . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain) (All-Suburban League); Basketball 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Aegis 3, 4 (Co-Editor); Student Government 3; Honor Society 3, 4, Spartanum 3, 4. ALBERT KEINATH . . . Basketball 1; Football 2; Aegis 3, 4. DANIEL KENNEDY . . . Intramurals 4. CONSTANCE KING . . . Field Hockey 2. JULIA KOSMAS . . . Student Government 1, 2; Cheerleader 1; French Club 1, 2, 3; Prom Commit- tee 3, 4; Spartan Spirit 3; Aegis 4; Honor Society 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Intramurals 4. RICHARD KRONENBURG . . . Audio Visual 1, 2; Soccer 3. NANCY KULIK . . . Swim 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Leaders ' Club 2; Dramatics 2; Spartanum Spectaculum 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Office Aide 4; Class Officer 4 (Treasurer). PATRICIA KULIS . . . French Club 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 3; Dramatics 3, 4; “JX 3 ; Intramurals 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Aegis 4. THOMAS KUROWSKI . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. DIANNE LA BONTE . . . French Club 1, 2; Homeroom Rep. 1; Basketball 2; Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. GARY LA FAVE . . . Soccer 1, 2; Hockey 1. DEBORAH LA FLAMME . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; Aegis 4. THOMAS LAMOUREAUX . . . KENNETH LANGDON . . . DAVID LARIVIERE . . . SUZANNE LAURION . . . BRIAN LAVERTUE . . . Football 1; Track 1, 2. DANIEL LAWSON . . . Track 2; Intramurals 4. DEBRA LAWSON . . . Intramurals 4; Drama 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 4; Select Chorus 4. DENNIS LEDUC . . . WILLIAM LEGREE . . . NINA LODIGIANI . . . Drill Team 1; French Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3, 4; Intramurals 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Office Aide 4. DEBBIE MacCARROLL . . . Latin Club 1, Scarlet Key 4. DAVID MacDONALD . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN MAKARA ... THERESE MALONE ... Ski Club 2, 3, 4. SEAN MANLEY . . . CHARLES MAURER . . . Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Spartanum Spectaculum 4; Aegis 4. MARYANNE MAY . . . Prom Committee 3, 4; Aegis 4, PATRICIA MAY . . . JAMES MAYHER . . . Drama 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2 (Manager); Soccer 2, 3 (Manager); Class Office 1 (Member-at-Large); Spartanum Spectaculum 1, 2, 3, 4; Scarlet Key 3, 4; Spartan Spirit 4; Prom Commit- tee 3. JULIANNE McCABE . . . Spartanum Spectaculum 3, 4; Office Aide 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; Scarlet Key 4; Intramurals 2, 4. THOMAS McCABE . . . Basketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 3, 4; Hockfv 4; Aegis 4. MARK McCANDLISH . . . Swimming 1, Z, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Track I, 2, 3, 4; Drama 4; Aegis 3, 4 (Art Editor); Honor Society 4; Spartanum Spectacu- lum 4 DANIEL McCarthy . . . KATHLEEN McCARTHY . . . Library Aide 3; Latin Club 3; F.T.A. 3. BRUCE McCLURE . . . Chorus 3, 4; Swim Team 4 (Manager). ROBERT McCOLLUM . . . CHRISTA McCORMlCK ... Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 2, 3; Drama 3; Softball 2, 3; Intramurals 3, 4; Red Cross 2; Guidance Office Aid 4, Aegis 4. GENEVIEVE McDYER . . . Field Hockey I, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Basketball 1; Cheerleading 2, 3 (Treasurer), 4; Intramurals 2, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 3, 4; Honor Society 4 STEVEN McHUGH . . . Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3, 4; Intramurals 4, THOMAS McQuillan . . . Swimming 1, 2. NANCY MELIEN . . . Spanish Club 2, 3 - Intra- murals 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Guidance Aide 3, 4; AFS 4; Aegis 4. JEANNE MERCIEILI . . . French Club 1; F.T.A. 3. CHARLOTTE MERTON . . . Swim Team 1; Spar- tanum Spectaculum 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Spartan Spirit 4. PAUL MESSENGER . . . Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4; Spartanum Spectaculum I, 2, 3; Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Red Cross 1; Football 2 (Manager); Baseball 2 (Manager); Spartan Spirit 3, 4; Aegis 4. DANNY MESSIER . . . Soccer 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3 JOHN MINER . . . Football 1. PATRICIA MISITANO . . . French Club 1, 4; In- tramurals 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4. MARY MITCHELL . . . Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 3, 4. RAYMOND MONDOUX . . . French Club 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 1, 2; Dramatics 3, 4; Spartanum Specta- culum 2, 4; Class Officer 4 (Member-at-Large); Ae- gis 4 (Photography). JAMES MONTANA . . . Track 2; Spartan Spirit 4; Swimming I, 3, 4 (Co-Captain). KAREN MOODIE . . . Field Hockey 1, 2; Intra- murals 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Office Aides 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Aegis 3, 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 4. JOHN MOORE . . . ROBERT MORAN . . . Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Baseball 3, 4. JOHN MORIARTY . . Ski Club 2, 3, 4. RENEE MOUTON . . . Spanish Club 1, 2; Basket- ball 1; Cheerleading 3; Ski Club 3; Guidance Aide 3. JOHN MURPHY . . . Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; F.T.A. 4. NINA NASCIMBENI . . . Softball 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Intramurals I, 3, 4; French Club 2; Spartanum Spectaculum 3; Honor Society 4. LEIGH NAYLOR . . . Intramurals 2, 3, 4; French 2, 3; Field Hockey 2; Office Aide 3, 4; Aegis 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Scarlet Key 3, 4. SANDRA NEWMAN . . . French Club 3. ROBERTA NIZNIK . . . Library Aide 1, 2; Sparta- num Spectaculum 1, 4. CLAIRE NOEL . . . Spartan Spirit 4. MARIA NYSTROM . . . F T.A. 3; Red Grey 3; Spanish Club 3; Guidance Aide 4; Aegis 4. MARY OLIVERl . . . Majorettes 1, 2; Spartanum Spectaculum 1, 2; Aegis 4. MICHAEL O ' MELIA . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim- ming 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Football 1, 2. JANE OPAROWSKI . . . French Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3; Spartanum Spectaculum 3, 4; Intramurals 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Field Hockey 4; Spartan Spirit 4; Honor Society 4. JACALYN OSWALD . . . Dramatics 3; Aegis 4. PAUL OSWALD . . . Football 1; Swim Team 1, 2; Drama 3, 4; F.T.A. 4. JANICE OUELLETTE . . . Latin Club I, 2; Library Aide 1; Intramurals 2, 4; Ski Club 3; Guidance Aide 3; Drama 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 4 (Co-Director); As Schools Match Wits 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4 (Vice-President); Aegis 3, 4 (Proofreading Lditor). DAVID OUIMETTE . . . Soccer 3, 4. BARBARA PAGE . . . Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. GAIL PALLATINO . . . Basketball 2; Latin Club 2, 3; F.T.A. 3; Intramurals 2, 4; Homeroom Rep. 4. SUSAN PAQUETTE . . . French Club 2, 3; Honor Society 3, 4 (Secretary); Office Aide 3; Scarlet Key 3, 4; Aegis 3, 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Prom Committee 4. DIANA PASSBURG . . . Field Hockey 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Newspaper 4; Intramurals 3. JOHN PERELLA . . . Soccer 3; Hockey 3, 4. FELECIA PEROSINO . . . Intramurals 3, 4. ALLAN PHILLIPS . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4. KEVIN PORTER . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Tennis 3, 4; Ski Club 3, 4; Intramur- als 2, 4. MARK POZZl . . . Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Rep. 3. EDWARD E. PRATT . . . Honor Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; As Schools Match Wits 3. SUSAN QUIMBY . . . Spanish 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM RAIMONDI . . . ELAINE REALL . . . Field Hockey I; Drama 1; Spanish 1; Aegis 4 (Writing Committee), MICHAEL REDIN . . . Football 1, 4. DAVID REESE . . . Basketball I; Band 1, 2. CARL REIMERS . . . ROSANNE REIS . . . Drill Team 1; Field Hockey 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Aegis 4 (Girls ' Sports Editor). RONALD RENNELL . . . Football 1; Swimming 2, 3, 4, SHIRLEY RIGA . . . Student Activity Treasurer 2, 3; Aegis 4. LAWRENCE ILINALDl . . . Class Officer 2 (Member-at-Large); Kitchen Cabinet 3; As Schools Match Wits 3; F.T.A. 3 (Vice-President); Honor Society 3, 4 (President). GARY RITCHOTTE . . . CYNTHIA ROBBINS . . . Drama 4; Intramurals 4. ALICE ROBBINSON . . . GAIL ROLLINS . . . Student Government 1; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 4; Office Aide 4; Field Hockey 2; Scarlet Key 3; F.T.A. 3; Prom Committee 3, 4; French Club 3; Ski Club 3; Intramurals 1, 2, 3; Aegis 4. CHARLES ROSSI . . . Band I, 2, 3, 4, Spartan Spectaculum 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club I. ROSEMARY ROSSI . . . Intramurals 1; Latin Club 2, 3; French Club 1; Red Cross 3. CHARLES ROY . . . Ski Club I. GERARD ROY . . . Baseball 2; Tennis 1, 2. GILBERT ROY . . . Chess 1, 2; Track 2; Swim I. MARIE ROY . . . Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Library Aide 1, 2, 3; French Club 3, 4; Spanish 3; As Schools Match Wits 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Intramurals 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 2, 3, 4; Peg- asus 3; Chess Club 1. ROBERT ROY . . . JOANNE RUSSO . . . Spanish 1; Red Cross f, 2, 3 (Secretary), 4 (President); Scarlet Key 4. PETER RYBACKI . . . Football 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Soccer 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CYNTHIA SAB(3URIN . . . Swim Team 1; Ski Club I, 2, 3 (Secretary), 4 (President); French Club 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Aegis 3, 4. JULIANNE SAMBOR . . . Cheerleader 2 (Co-Captain) 3, 4 (Treasurer); Field Hockey 1; Stu- dent Government 1; Spartanum Spectaculum 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4 (treasurer); Aegis 3, 4. ALFRED SANTOS . . . Football 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2. ROBERT SERAFIN . . . Chess Club 1; Track 1; Soccer 2, 3, 4. GARY SERWATKA . . . Football 1. KARALEE SHAW . . . Drama 3, 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 3, 4. SEBASTIANO SIANO . . . Football 1, 2, 3; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Spanish 4; F.T.A. 4. BRIAN SMITH . . . DAVID SMITH . . . Drama 2, 3, 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 2, 4. MARC SMITH . . . French Club 1, 2, 3; F.T.A, 1, 2; Literature Club 4. NANCY SMITH . . . Pegasus 4; Honor Society 4. PETER BRADLEY SMITH . . . Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3. ELIZABETH SOFFAN . . . Intramurals 4. PAUL STANTON . . . Aegis 4; Intramurals 4. WILLIAM STARK . . . Football 1, 2, 3; Intramurals 3. BEVERLY STOCKWELL . . . Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2, 3; Scarlet Key 3, 4; Spartanum Spectaculum 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH STRANCH . . . ROBERT STREETER . . . DIANE SWAYGER . . . DAVID TAYLOR . . . Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4; Teachers ' Aid (Shop) 3, 4. PATRICIA TEDEN . . . Latin Club 1; Cheerlead- ing 1, 2 (Co-Captain); Student Government 2, 3 (Member-at-Large); Spartanum Spectaculum, 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Aegis 4 (Co-Editor); Honor Society 4; Intramurals 3, 4. DAVID THODAL . . . Soccer 2, 3, Debate 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 4. BARBARA THOMAS . . . CHARLOTTE THOMPSON . . . Swim 1 THOMAS THOMPSON . . . Class President 1, 2; Student Government 1, 2, 3 (treasurer) 4 (President); Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf 1, 2, 3, 4; Scarlet Key 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Newspaper 3, 4. PETER TILDEN . . . Football 1, 2. PHILLIP TOWLE . . . Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Aegis 4; Scarlet Key 4. DONALD TURNBURG . . . WILLIAM TYLER . . . Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA VADNAIS . . . CAROL VAN WAGNER . . . Drama 1, 2; Model Congress 1, 2 (Secretary), 3 (President), 4 (President); Field Hockey 1; As Schools Match Wits 3; Aegis 2, 3 (Secretary) 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Sparta- num Spectaculum 4. PATRICIA VECCHIARELLI . . . French Club I, 2; Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3; Aegis 4; Honor So- ciety 4. CHARLES VILLAMAINO . . . ENRICO V ' LLAMAINO . . . Football 1; Track 2. MARYANN VIVEIROS . . . French Club 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader I, 2, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; F F A. 3; Aegis 4. GEOFFREY WEIGAND . . . Swimming I, 2; Soc- cer 3, 4 DAVID WESTCOTT . . . MAUREEN WHALEN . . . Majorettes I; Intra- murals I, 2; Spartanum Spectaculum 1; Aegis 4. DIANE WHEELER . . . KRISTINE WHITE . . . Swimming 2, 3, 4; Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorettes I (Co-Captain); Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CHILISTINE WHITLOCK . . . LINDA WILLIAMS . . . Library Aide 1, 2, 3 (Vice-President), 4 (President); Intramurals 2, 3; Spartanum Spectaculum 1, 2; Drama 2, 3. LISBETH WILLIAMS . . . Cheerleading 4; Aegis 4. SUSAN WILLIAMS . . . MARK WILLIS . . . Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; Debate I, 2, 3, 4; Schools Match Wits 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 2, 3, 4 (Editor); Student Government 2, 4; Drama 3, 4; Golf 1. JAMES WJLSON . . . Track 1. WILLJAM WOOD . . . JANE WRINKLE . . . Majorettes 2 (Secretary) 3 (Captain); Swim Team 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 1, 2; Newspaper 4. BAXTER YEATON . . . BARBARA ZUCCALO . . . ADMINISTRATION Anderson, Doris Brown, Stanley Camp, Robert Clark, Howard Cruikshank, Doris Davidson, Elizabeth Emerson, Donald Grady, Gordon Hart, Manley Hazen, Beverly Henning, Anne Herrick, Ralph Hire, Shirley Joselyn, Clinton Kane, Daniel Katsoulis, John Killaf, Romayne Lewis, Beverly Livingstone, Agnes Loiko, Shirley Lopes, Lois McGowan, Margaret Mink, Eleanor Munzert, Dolores Porter, Wayne Resta, Rose Shindler, Ralph Shurtleff, Richard Tesoro, Emanuel FACULTY Allard, Dorothy Bereswill, Joan Bernatowicz, Stanley Bolles, Richard Boutin, Normand Bunce, Gary Burns, Richard Burtt, Charles Cannone, Peter Cesartello, Charles Charron, Joseph Cheney, John Condron, Barbara Cooley, Ralph Correale, Angelo Dale, Lloyd Dobias, Robert Dowd, James Dowling, Dennis Dutille, Francis Fay, Deborah Fleming, Rachel Freed, Virginia Gauthier, Eugene Goldie, Richard Goldie, Susan Grocott, James Grover, Richard Herschuk, Marina Kerr, Janet Kerson, Irwin Lech, Ronald Lynch, Ann Mann, Thomas Marden, David Mazzariello, Robert McCormick, Richard McKinney, Charles Modzelewski, Edward Murphy, Joan Nickett, Alexander Noland, Muriel Parisi, Dominick Payne, Kathy Pendleton, Harlow Porowski, Walter Powell, Elizabeth 157 158 157 160 159 157 158 157 158 160 160 35 159 134, 138, 156, 163 160 159 151, 160 169 151, 159 158 160 156 145, 156 157 157 165 162, 106 82, 82, 177 81, 102, 169 175 180, 269 , 141 172 178 173 166 152, 167 174 130, 163 100, 172 92, 94 175 74, 78, 171, 112, 234 175 161 74, 78, 112, 173 166 171 110, 164 169 177 179 177 169 161 91, 102, 165 119, 137, 162 123, 176 118, 177 162 96, 180 121, 174 174 167 74, 79, 165 172 171 161 164 176 177 176 164 Redler, Aileen 168 Blair, Carol Richards, Alma 170 Bliss, Marilee Roan, John 170 Bliss, Sandra Rosoff, Charles 152, 178 Bliss, Scott Roy, Christine 175 Bode, Sharon St. Germain, Joseph 176 Bodge, William Sarazin, [Ronald 174, 256 Bonacker, Andrew Sessler, Judith 163 Bonacker, Janice Sheldon, Nola 173 Bonacker, I’amela Shore, Fredlee 114, 168 Bonin, John Simonds, Raymond 166 Bonin, Peter Smith, Gordon 175 Booth, Maureen Tarrant, Diane 148,167 Bortle, Gail Tarsa, Paul 179 Botta, Jon Tibbetts, Onaitw 178 Botta Mark Troutman, Robert 87, 163 Bouchard, Jean Upshaw, Jakie 89, 164 Bouchard, Nancy Vickers, Edward 168, 269 Boucher, Barbara Whalen, Carol 173 Boucher, Peter Wilk, Adeline 162 Bouchie, Joseph Yetwin, Ruth 170 Boudrias, James York, Thomas 81 Boudrias, t,aura Zuzgo, Margaret 146, 171 Boulrice, Jeffrey Bourque, Deborah STUDENTS Bourque, Denise Abel, Scott 82, 92, 96, 124, 266, 133, 271 Boutin, Michael Abel, Jean 199 Bradley, Gordon Adams, Carol 198, 243 Bradstreet, Thomas Adams, Diane 36, 255, 137 Brainerd, Edward Agostino, Daniel 70 Branchini, James Agostino, Lynn 91, 150, 256 Branchini, Robert Aiken, Cheryl 195, 142 Brasile, Dennis Aiken, Jacqueline 207 Brayley, Robert Aitcheson, Sandra 195 Breau, Linda Aldrich, Ellen 207 Breen, John Aldrich, William 185 Breen, Marianne Alexander, Kenneth 194, 136, 256 Brega, Kathryn Allen, Mark 139 Briceno, David Amsden, David 195 Broderick, Timothy Anderson, Carolyn 40, 150, 130, 261 Broga, Diana Anderson, David 185 Broga, Susan Anderson, Janet 207 Bromley, David Anderson, Kathryn 36 Bromley, Donald Anderson, Marie (Jeanne) 36 Brown, Karen Anderson, Mark 36 Brown, Kathleen Andwood, James 194, 140 Brown, Kevin Andwood, Kenneth 50 Brown, Parker Anetzberger, Anne-Marie 185 Brown, Phillip Angelucci, Kurt 102, 184 Brunelle, Dianne Angers, Deborah 36, 224, 147, 148, 150, 262, Brunelle, Paul 256, 261 Bryce, Cheryl Angers, Julie 127, 185 Buckland, Daniel Angers, Laurent 96, 198 Buckley, Edward Anzalotti, David Buddington, Nancy Anzalotti, Mark 40 Buckley, James Anzalotti, Neal 195 Burke, Donald Arbour, Richard 249, 205 Burke, John Archidiacono, Anthony 79, 194 Burke, Reanne Arlotta, Joann 194 Burney, Barbara Arlotta, Sandra 68, 135, 261 Burr, Patricia Ascioti, John 185 Busekist, Michael Ascioti, Joseph 185 Butler, Kenneth Ayers, Robert 100, 207 Byrne, Andrew Babcock, Debra 205 Byrnes, Haverly Babcock, William 184 Cairns, Laura Bailey, Frederick 79, 194 Campanella, Michael Bailey, Mark Campanella, William Bailey, Robert 74, 75, 131, 134, 207 Campbell, Jennifer Bailey, Victoria 184 Caney, Daniel Bailey, Virginia 194 Caney, Dorothy Baker, Linda Lee 184 Cangro, Joanne Baker, Nancy 207 Cangro, Rosemary Bannerman, Nancy 185 Cantalini, Elizabeth Banning, James Carlisle, Stuart Barclay, Betsy 46, 122, 255, 260 Carlson, Susan Barney, Claudia 148, 198 Carmody, Kurt Barrepski, Joseph 195 Carney, Marianne Barrepski, Mark 184 Carney, Patricia Barron, James 195 Carriere, Craig Barron, John 185 Casey, Daniel Barry, Theresa 184 Cesarz, Pamela Barry, Timothy 184 Chapdelaine, Suzanne Barsom, Leland 96, 207 Child, Judith Bartlett, Kathleen 150, 153, 184, 246, 270 Chipouras, Cathy Bartlett, Timothy 74, 79, 207, 246, 270 Chipouras, Peter Barton, Laurie 184 Christensen Diane Barufaldi, Ronnie 195 Christianson, Mark Basile, Susan 70, 261 Christianson, Robert Basile, Maryann 184 Churchill, Richard Battige, Janice 207 Circosta, Karen Bauss, Jeffrey 207 Clark, Lynda Bauss, Lauren Lee 91, 184 Clark, Richard Baxter, Nicholas 185 Clark, Wayne Bean, Cyjithia 50, 67, 151, 255 Clarke, Donna Bean, Lawrence 81, 97, 184 Clevenshire, Ann Bean, Regina 207 Colby, Riclrard Bean, Renee 106, 184 Collins, James Beaulieu, Lawrence 195 Collins, Susan Becker, Donna Cooke, David Behan, Patricia Cookman, Gary Belch, Stephen 97, 184 Cooper, Jeffrey Bemis, William 200 Corey, Arlene Bendtson, Peter 207 Corigiliano, Norman Beneski, Kimberly 184 Cormier, Richard Benoit, Michelle 64 Correale, David Bergamini, Janice 88, 142, 194 Coto, Deborah Bergamini, Joanne 50, 150, 183, 260 Couch, Sheryl Bewsee, Margaret-Ellen Cox, Robert Bishop, Roy 74, 77, 79, 80, 96, 141, 198 Cox, Susan 184 Crain, Constance 195, 139 Cram, Deborah 68 184 Craven, ICchard 194 Creighton, Michael 74, 79, 207 70, 88, 89, 106, 107, 255, 256 Crolcen, William 68 207 Crosier, Julie 184 Croteau, Denise 186 198 Cross, Elizabeth 206 207 Croteau, Diane 117, 195 207, 249 Cunningham, Heather 186 184 Cunningham, Jean 195 207 Cushman, Constance 147, 153, 186, 256 88, 194 Cushman, Jon 62 Cushman, Pamela 88, 206, 131 100, 207 Curtis, Michael 206 185 Daigle, Michael 62 88, 106, 150, 194, 201 Dalessio, Arthur 196 194, 243 Dalessio, Laura 206 42, 82, 86, 115 D ' Amato, Matthew 42, 99, 100, 133 87, 195 Danforth, Cecily 186 D ' Angelo, Kathy 199 194 Daniele, Daria 150, 206 50, 129, 265 Daniele, Michael 186 91, 185 Daniele, Rocco 186 91, 185 David, Keith 58, 134 79 Davidson, Debra 62 207 Davidson, Scott 81, 186 81, 97, 186 Davis, Debra 198 186 Davis, Holly 91, 186 201 Davis, Jeffrey 66 74, 76, 194, 203 Davis, Scott 87, 206 DeAngelo, John 46, 47, 92, 126, 265 58, 82 DeAngelo, Joseph 46, 47, 100, 265 207 DeBour, Janice 66 185 Decker, Christine 50, 110, 129, 252, 141 207 Decoteau, Richard 62, 134, 148, 260 DeDomenico, Barbara 136, 194 87, 126, 127, 205, 256 DeGray, Mary 206 97 Demarinis, Carol 187 185 Demarinis, Corrine 187 198 Deming, Deborah 91, 186 185 Deming, Linda 91, 206 194 Dempsey, Charles 87, 187 88, 150, 194 Dempsey, John 70, 265, 142 207 Dempsey, Karen 91, 201 36 Dente, IDaniel 186 195, 205 Denver, Diane 70, 255 123 Deschler, Debra 187 40, 182, 255 Deslaurier, Denise 195 185 Desmarais, Lucille 62, 255 194 Desnoyers, Daniel 81, 187 205, 137 DeVall, John 86, 87, 96, 206 68 DeVeber, Ellen 198 54, 255 DeVries, William 94, 95, 96, 194 186 DiAugustino, Joanne 187 74, 79, 100, 207 DiAugustino, Robert 206 200 Dickinson, Henry 88, 106, 107, 186 Dickinson, Ronald 91, 185 Didas, Jeffrey 58, 265, 268 127, 147, 148, 150, 207, 256 DiMauro, Anna 206 195 Diodati, Diane 68, 255 87, 205 Dion, Maryann 198 40, 82, 83, 85, 113, 265 Dion, Richard 74, 75, 54, 112, 138 185 DiPalma, JoAnne 206 Dobias, Robert 74, 79, 96, 201 185 Docherty, Kathleen 64 207, 242, 271 Docherty, Patricia 206 • 90, 91, 207 Doe, Ronald 187 195 Doersam, Dianne 187 185 Dolack, MaryAlice 206 70 Donoghue, Elizabeth 117, 195 Donohue, Michael 99, 100, 194 90, 91, 195, 243 Douglas, Judith 182, 255, 268 87, 195 Downie, Bernadette 58, 67 150, 207 Drawee, Roger 46, 142, 265 185 Driscoll, Dail 195 195 Driscoll, Jeanne 187 185 Driscoll, Michele 187 207 Driscoll, Robert 62 197 Drumheller, Robert 64, 82, 85 185 DuFresne, Diane 40, 255 Duggan, Jane 70, 148, 261 42, 151, 261 Duley, Bonnie 91 Dumala, Stephen 187 74, 75, 79, 195, 234 Dumbrowski, Sandra 194 186 Duncan, Denise 62, 255 195 Dunn, Mark 46, 74, 113, 129, 265 186 Durham, Corrine 187 195 Dusenberry, Joan 186 198, 243 Earnshaw, Jeffrey 187 207 Earnshaw, Marcia 206 42 Eastman, Linda 187 185 Edson, Mark 139, 208 200 Emerson, Georgia 58, 88, 89 40 Ernsting, Frederick 81, 187 198 Ernsting, Gail 64, 129, 253 185 Esposito, Kim 208 195 Esposito, I-awrence 54, 134 186 Esposito, Patricia 187 195 Evans, Katherine 42, 255 87, 185 Fagan, Kevin 205 150, 198 Fairbanks, Stephen 42, 43, 82, 92, 95, 265, 133 206 Falk, Jeffrey 81, 187 46, 74 Farrell, David 42, 74, 92, 113, 139, 265 Farrell, Patricia 88, 89, 150, 209 62, 150, 151, 226 Farrington, Pamela 186 91, 187 Fattini, Donna 187 ’ 194 Favarato, John 84, 125, 135, 194 186 Fellows, Mark 187 Hastings, Leslie 188 Lachut, Jayson 208 Fellows, William Haverly, Kim LalOuke, Dawn 123, 190 Fernald, Mark 187 Haynes, Frederick 197, 111 LaFave, Gary 66 Fernald, W. Kent 208 Hazen, Jane 88, 106, 107, 188 La flamme, Deborah 58 Ferrero, Alice 1 19, 127, 209 Hazen, Martha 206 LaLiberte, Susan 208 Ferris, Robert 195 Hearn, John 187 LaMountain, Suzanne 190 Finn, Kathleen 150, 198 Hebert, Christopher Lamoureaux, Thomas 48, 57, 137 Finnegan, Deborah 46, oO, 124, 201 Hebert, Daniel Lamoureaux, William 189 Fishkin, Carol 208 Heck, Debra Lancor, Mark 82, 96 Flagg, Cheryl 46, 255 Hedges, Harold 87, 102, 196 Lancor, Steven 74, 79, 80, 92, 120, 201, 256 Flanagan, Ann 70 Heenan, Martha 58, 106, 144, 154, 255 Langdon, Cheryl 189 Fleming, Edward 79, 119, 126, 142, 209 Henault, Christina 54, 255 Langdon, Kenneth 48 Fleming, Mary 150, 186 Henault, Kathryn 187 Langevin, Susan Florence, Barbara 91, 187 Hess, Doreen 187 Langford, Kim 188 Florence, Suzanne 91, 137, 208 Hess, Irene 204 Langford, Sally 151, 196 Flynn, Michael 187 Hiller, Judy Lantaigne, Margaret 88, 125, 150 Fontaine, )ames 102, 187 Hiller, Richard Lal’olice, Michael 190 Fontaine, Jane 186 Hiller, Susan 51 Lariviere, David 66, 67 Foote, Barbara 66, 255 Hindes, Carol LaRoche, Michael 99, 100, 208 Forbes, Frederick Hire, John 71, 102 Lasek, John 100, 101, 208 Ford, Denise 58 Hire, Roberta 91, 150, 197 L udig, Sandra 188 Foucher, Carol 187 Hobbs, Dianne 47, 255 Laurion, Suzanne 55, 142 Francis, Richard 43 Holland, John 63 Lavertue, Brian 43, 113, 127, 126, 139, 241, 265 Francoeur, Cathleen 135, 137, 194 Holland, Sarah 188 LaVonte, Raymond 190 Freedman, Lynn 91, 151, 201, 243 Hollman, Richard 1 10, 206 Lawson, Daniel 40, 140, 241 Frey, Richard 63, 141, 143 Holotka, Joseph 184, 187, 256 Lawson, Debra 65, 135, 109 Fritz, Robin 199 Hood, Leo 87, 206 Lawson, Paul 188 Gagner, Cynthia House, Andrew 187 Layne, Evan 197 Gagner, Diane 186 House, Julia 54, 141, 261 Leahy, Michael 81, 190 Galleram, Christine 43 Howell, Suzanne 187 Leahy, Terrance 208 Gallerani, Sandra 88, 106, 106, 141, 198 Howell, John 208 Leavenworth, Clifford 196 Gamache, Alfred 208 Hubbard, Alan ' 54, 82, 83, 84, 100, 138, 141, 265 Leavenworth, Michael 189 Gamache, Daniel Huckley, James LeBlanc, David 191 Garber, Michael 187 Hudon, Christine LeDuc, Adrienne 187 Garcia, Grace 50, 252, 260 Hutchinson, Jaye 91, 135, 199, 243 LeDuc, Curt Gardell, Karen 36, 141 Hutchinson, Joan 47, 255 LeDuc, Dennis 48 Garvey, Susan 88, 119, 209 Illig, Ann Marie 188 Legree, William 59 Garwacki, Paul 79, 194 Illig, Arlene 37, 255 Lemon, Vickie Jo 197 Gasperini, Paul 63 Illig, Bonnie 188 Leroux, Louis Gauthier, Irene 71, 255 Ireland, Carla 91, 208 Lessard, William 189 Gauthier, Richard 115, 187 Jacobson, Donald 47, 110, 129, 139, 183, 265 Lessure, Gayle 208 Gauthier, Ronald 208 Jaworski, Steven 188 Lesure, Patricia 189 Gebo, Deborah 151, 205 Jette, Amos 66, 146 Lewis, David 102, 103, 105, 197 Gebo, Linda Lou 186 Jette, Cindy 188 Lieberwirth, Robert 87, 97, 189 Geoffrion, Curtis 204 Jette, Suzanne 188 Lightcap, Kevin 102, 208 Giallanza, Linda 187 Johnson, Craig 68, 231, 252 Lodigiani, James 102, 197 Giallanza, Margaret 37, 226, 255 Johnson, Cynthia 91, 106, 107, 198 Lodigiani, Nina 68, 260 Gilchrist, Nancy 50 Johnson, Kathy Longo, Anna 189 Gilmartin, James 50, 268 Johnson, Kenneth 208 Lussier, Michael 81, 185 Gilmartin, John Johnson, Leslye 200 Lyons, Michael 189 Gilmartin, Kevin 47, 268 Johnston, Suzanne 43, 260 MacCarroll, Debbie 71, 136 Girouard, Gary Kane, Gary 74, 79, 197 MacCarroll, Donna 189 Glassanos, John 82, 206 Kane, Joseph 187 MacDonald, David 74, 76, 77, 63, 98, 101, 265 Gokey, John 196 Kane, Michael 208 Maciaca, Shirley 189 Gonyea, Robin Kane, Ronald 121, 138, 188 Macintosh, Cheryl 91, 106, 135, 197 Goodrich, Dorothy 208 Kattler, John 189 Mackintire, Rebecca 209 Goodrich, Michael 187 Keane, John 66, 136 Mackintire, Ruth 197 Gordon, Philip 187 Keane, Mary 148, 196, 243, 267 Macleod, Debra 189 Gorman, Diane 196 Keane, Michael 54, 74, 76, 77, 112, 118, 144, Madeah, Dart Gorman, Thomas 96, 197 265 Magee, James 209 Gosselin, Peter 198 Keane, Patricia 189 Magnani, Anita 189 Gourley, Warren 197 Keeley, Elizabeth 91, 190 Mahlo, I’earl 88, 148, 197, 243 Gowash, Thomas 187 Keinath, Albert 37, 136, 226, 251 Mailler, Elizabeth 189 Gowash, William 76, 79, 208 Kelleher, Paul 196 Mailler, Susan Grabowski, Scott 74, 78, 54, 1 13, 125, 124, Kelleher, William 190 Makara, John 48 134, 250, 253, 265 Keller, William 196 Malone, Edward 100, 189 Gralia, Ernest 186 Kelly, David 189 Malone, Therese 71, 255 Gray, Stewart 87, 186 Kelly, John 196 Manarite, Michael Grigley, Joseph Kennedy, Dale 197 Mango, Joyce 189 Grigley, Michael 100, 101, 206 Kennedy, Daniel 68 Manley, Katherine 187 Grimaldi, Debra 197 Kennedy, Kevin 208 Manley, Sean 56 Grocott, J. Christopher 81, 186 Kennedy, Mark 208 Manning, Robert 98, 100, 101, 211 Grudgen, Paul 186 Keirnan, John 188 Marazzi, William 74, 133, 211, 249 Guilmette, Leslie 150, 153, 186 Keirnan, Nancy Marino, Joseph 81, 189 Gunn, Judy 188 Kielty, Kevin 74, 112 Marino, Lee Anne 189 Guzzo, Joseph 196 Killoren, Dennis 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 92, 93, Martin, Harold 211 Haetinger, Karen 206 95, 138, 142, 208, 249 Martin, Holly 209 Hafey, Patricia 88, 106, 188 King, Brian 196 Martin, Judy 189 Hafey, Robert 43, 130, 142 King, Constance 37, 255 Martin, Kathryn 189 F aggerty, Claire 64, 150, 250, 258, 260 Kinney, Gordon 189 Martin, Nadeen 127, 209 Hahn, Alan 187 Kinney, Mark Martin, Steven 189 Hahn, Mark 63, 183, 236 Kinney, Paul Martin, Thomas 197 Haley, Mary Ellen 197 Kites, Bradford 87, 100, 196 Maserati, Marc 197 Halon, Diane 91, 208 Knight, Deborah 197 Maurer, Charles 65, 134, 138, 144, 265 Halon, Gail 187 Knight, l_aurie 196 May, Marianne 48, 137, 236, 255 Halon, Gary 74, 75, 77, 204 Knight, Richard 189 May, Arthur 189 Halon, Keith 96, 196 Kosmos, Cynthia 88, 190 May, Patricia Hamilton, Deborah 51 Kosmas, Julia 51, 52, 261 Maybury, Lynda 106, 209 Hamilton, Kim 197 Kot, Ann 208 Maybury, Pamela 189 Hammond, Alan 97, 188 Koziol, John 188 Mayer, Jerilyn 197 Hammond, Mark 249, 206 Kronenberg, Richard 64 Mayher, James 51, 120, 225, 239 Hammond, Richard 47, 253 Kulik, Edward 81, 97, 190 Mazzaferro, Carl 197 Hand, Kevin 188 Kulik, Nancy 91, 66, 150, 261 McCabe, Julianne 37, 261 Hand, Raymond 87, 155, 206 Kulis, Patricia 64, 227, 266 McCabe, Thomas 55, 74, 78, 98, 112, 128, 140, Hansen, David 51, 136, 268, 256, 142 Kulle, Francis 87, 96, 208 141, 265 Hansen, Ellen 88, 106, 123, 196 Kulle, Theresa 188 McCandlish, Kevin 189 Hanson, Donald 47, 103, 102, 236 Kulle, William McCandlish, Mark 38, 115, 118, 102, 103, 155, Hardy, Kenneth 188 Kurki, Regina 189 222, 236, 265 Harnish, Linda 188 Kurowski, Thomas 47, 82, 84 McCarthy, Daniel 45 Harrington, Robert 97, 188 Labadorf, Thomas McCarthy, Glenn 197 Harrison, Michael 71, 268 LaBerge, David 74, 79, 198 McCarthy, Kathleen 40, 135, 255 Hartford, MaryAnn 206 Labier, Kathryn 189 McClure, Bruce 69, 102 Harton, Diane 37, 133, 150, 243, 256, 260 L,abonte, Dianne 47, 227, 143 MacCollum, Karen 185 Hartwell, Suzanne 196, 226, 222 LaBonte, Raymond McCollum, Kenneth 209 Harwood, Donna 187 LaBorde, Cynthia 106, 189 McCollum, Robert 59 Haseltine, Mark 87, 97, 188 LaBroad, Kenneth McCormick, Brian 86, 87, 100, 199 Haskell, Donald 206 Lacedonia, Cindy 123, 150, 153, 197, 256 McCormick, Christa 55, 255 Haskins, Stephen 197 L cey, Beth 209 McCurry, Robert 199 McDyer, David 74, 79, 199 O ' Connor, Kenneth McDyer, Genevieve 71, 88, 89, 132, 148, 261, O ' Connor, Michael 262, 271 Odato, John McGowan, Mary 151, 189 O ' Hearn, Lynn McGowan, Thomas 102 O ' Leary, LaureJ McGrady, Lynn 21 1 Oliver, Nancy McGrath, George Oliveri, Mary McHugh, Steven 41, 82, 98, 99, 100, 135, 265 Oliveri, Ronald McKay, jeffrey Ollari, I’aul McLaughlin, Susan 191 O ' Melia, Maryann McLaughlin, Thomas 102, 209 O ' Melia, Michael McMahom, Barbara 199 O ' Neill, Ellen McQuillan, lames 191 Oparowski, Jane McQuillan, Thomas Oparowski, I’aul McRae, Glenn 191 Orlando, J’atricia Medrek, Thomas 102, 191 Ostrander, Joyce Mee, Christopher 134, 21 1 Ostrander, Richard Meehan, Cynthia 199 Oswald, Bonnie Megizsky, Cheryl 199 Oswald, Jacalyn Megizsky, Deborah 191 Oswald, I’atricia Melbourne, lames 21 1 Oswald, Paul Melien, Nancy 38, 260 Ouellette, Donna Menard, Claude 191 Ouellette, Janice Mercier, Mark 209 Ouellette, Judith Mercieri, )eanne 48 Ouellette, Peter Mercieri, Joseph 76, 79, 199 Ouimet, Alfred Mercieri, Leonard 209 Ouimette, LJavid Merrigan, Ellen 148, 151, 199, 243 I’agani, Paula Merrill, Dawn 88, 198 Pagani, Robert Merrill, Donna Lee 199 Page, Barbara Merrill, James 189 Page, Frank Merton, Charlotte 38, 127, 154, 136 Paige, Janice Merton, Joseph 199 Paige, Nancy Messenger, Paul 56, 236, 268 PalJatino, Gail Messier, Danny 59 Palmer, Debra Metcalfe, Luann 191 Palmer, Robert Meyer, Stephen 115, 211 Panetta, Toni Michael, Mark ’ 189 Panico, Cynthia Midwood, Steven 102, 191 Pannier, Richard Miller, Jeffrey 1 17, 123, 140 Paquette, Susan Miller, Scott 97, 191 Paquin, Gary Mineo, Michael 81, 189 Parker, Karen Miner, John Parker, Robert Miner, Judith Parkhurst, Diane Minnette, Brian 198 Parks, Martin Minnette, Bruce 79, 200 Pash, Jeffrey Misitano, Patricia 67, 255 Pasquale, Cheryl Mitchell, Margaret 189 Passburg, Dianna Mitchell, Mary 59, 1 18, 255, 260 Passburg, James Moffett, Lee Patnode, Jane Molinari, David 81, 189 Pauly, Elaine Molinari, Michael Pawlowicz, Stanley Molinari, Valerie 196, 243 Paxton, Nola Mondoux, Raymond 51, 127, 236, 265 Peavey, Laura Montana, James 67, 102, 104, 265 Pellegrini, Linda Montana, Robert 87, 189 Peperis, Steve Monzillo, Patricia 196 Perella, Carl Moodie, Debra 106, 135, 199, 243 Perella, John Moodie, Karen 39, 118, 122, 139, 150, 228, 260 Perosino, Donna Mooney, John 196 Perosino, Felicia Moore, Gary 196 Perrault, Lynne Moore, John 67 Perrault, JLichard Moore, Laura 189 Perron, Deborah Moore, William 190 Peskin, Brian Moran, Robert 39, 82, 83, 92, 126, 265 Peterson, Joanne Moras, David 135, 196 Petrie, Norma Moras, Mark 184, 190 Philbin, Sean Morey, John Phillips, Allan Moriarty, John 48 Phillips, Janet Moriarty, Richard 155, 190 Phillips, Jean Morin, Suzanne 189 Picano, Donna Morrissette, Thomas 196 Piusz, Debra Mouton, Renee 49, 123, 260 Pixley, Edwin Mulligan, Lawrence 209 Pixley, Stephen Mumford, Kerwin 189 PizzanelJi, Salvatore Murphy, John 72, 183, 250, 258 Plante, Denise Muscalo, John 81, 190 Plass, Cynthia Nadeau, C)art 190 Pomeroy, Beth Napolitan, Donna 88, 106, 196 Pomeroy, Kenneth Nascimbeni, Nina 41, 106 Pomeroy, Marsha Nascimbeni, Paul 81, 97, 190 Pomeroy, Neil Nasman, Lynn 147, 148, 190 Porter, Kevin Nasman, JLonald 86, 87, 209 Powell, Judith Naylor, Leigh 65, 150, 260 Powers, David Nelson, Blaine 87, 190 Powers, Gary Neumann, Jeffrey 131, 147 Pozzi, Mark Newell, Elizabeth Newkirk, Charlene 190 Pratt, Edward Newman, Sandra 49, 255 Price, Michael Nimmo, Richard 1 37, 209 Prior, Carol Nimmo, Steven 199 Pronicki, Jay Nitri, Lisa 188 Pronicki, Robin Niznik, Roberta 59, 255 Proulx, Ann Noceti, John 190 Proulx, Paul Noel, Claire 60, 255 Provencher, Brian Noel, Suzanne 190 Quimby, Susan Nooney, Mark 196 Quinn, Diane Noorda, Arlene 196 Racicot, Paul Nuzzolilli, Lynn 190 Racicot, Steven Nuzzolilli, Michael 199 Radebaugh, Nancy Nuzzolilli, Paul 74, 78, 79, 199, 203 Raimondi, William Nystrom, John 81, 190 Rayder, Stephen Nystrom, Maria 60, 255 Reall, Elaine Oakes, Gail 209 Reardon, Maryann Oakes, Melinda 88, 198 Redin, Bonnie O ' Brian, Kevin 82, 100, 141, 201, 256 Redin, Debra O ' Brien, Bruce 190 Redin, Michael O ' Connor, Joanne 199 Redin, Timothy Reed, Earl 200 Reed, Stephen 82, 96, 21 1 191 Reese, David 41 204 Reimers, Carl 41 Reimers, Gary 200 146, 100 Reimers, Jerry 192 41, 1 18, 255 Reis, Rosanne 45, 88, 106, 107, 118, 127, 223, 81, 190 255 111, 139, 209 l eis, William 152, 200 200 Remington, Laurie 200 45, 102, 105, 139 Rennell, Lorraine 210 1 18, 209 ILennell, ILonald 52, 102 63, 88, 255 Repossi, Beverly 21 1 87, 190 Retynski, Helen 192 21 1 Retynsky, Victor 209 190 Richards, Gary 87, 199 200 [ iga, Joanne 201 131, 210 Riga, Robert 102, 201 69 Riga, Shirley 41, 1 18, 255 88, 1 35, 2 1 1 ILinaldi, Lawrence 56, 126 72 JLitchotte, Gary 190 ILobbins, Cynthia 65 65, 255 Roberge, Lynn 192 150, 180 [Roberts, Lori 210 102 Robertson, Susan 150, 209, 256 210 Robinson, Alice 61, 146, 255 72, 82 Robinson, Dorothy 146, 201 21 1 Rolfe, Brenda 201 81, 190 Rollins, Gail 49, 150, 133, 261 56, 255, 240 Roncarati, Marian 21 1 200 ILoos, Kristine 201 Rosati, Paul 86, 87, 210 91, 150, 191 Rossi, Charles 72 49, 255 Rossi, Rosemary 73, 255 148, 191 Rowland, David 210 211 Roy, Alvin 210 Roy, Charles 210 Roy, Eileen 200 191 Roy, Gerard 73 57, 132, 148, 266, 270 Roy, Gilbert 56 210 Roy, John 102, 201 210 ILoy, Marie 73, 255 103, 209 Roy, Robert Roy, Robin 192 Roy, Suzanne 192 Rugani, Brian 192 21 1 Runquist, Kathryn 9], 192 60, 127, 114, 150, 236 Rush, Virginia 198 200 Russo, Joanne 69, 146, 255 191 Ryan, Jeffrey Ryan, Kevin 192 21 1 Ryan, Paul 81, 97, 193 190 Rybacki, Nancy 90, 91, 134 Rybacki, Peter 53, 102, 104, 129, 137, 236 200 Saacke, Nancy 210 82, 83, 211 Sabourin, Cynthia 63, 261 191 Safford, Melanie 203 98, 100 St. Peter, Mary 150, 204 211 Sakakeeny, George 74, 78, 79, 80, 201 51, 255 Salvetti, Linda 198 191 Sambor, Frank 192 210 Sambor, Julianne 57, 260 21 1 Sand, Elin 146, 201 190 Santanello, Thomas Santaniello, John 200 Santos, Alfred 39 96, 210 Santos, Michael 192 63, 74, 141, 234, 265 Sault, Cynthia 201 190 Sawyer, Douglas 199 200 Scalise, Frederick 87, 211 88, 150, 199 Scharmer, Sanford 192 21 1 Schelb, Joanne 210 210 Schermerhorn, David 192 210 Scheumann, David 203 200 Scheumann, Peter 192 200 Schneider, Jon 211 210 Scott, Glenn 92, 93, 94, 203 91, 200 Scully, Allan 192 Scully, Jaye 153, 203 190 Seligman, Richard 102, 105 190 Seppanen, Janet 210 72, 74, 265 Serafin, Robert 57, 82, 115 210 Serra, Paul 192 200 Serwatka, Gary 49 184, 190 Shannon, David 81, 193 77, 112, 113, 125, 127, Sharon, William 201 137, 265 Shaw, Karalee 39 52, 56 Shaw, Wendy 193 Shawn, Susan 117, 138, 201 21 1 Shea, Kathleen 210 102, 190 Shea, Patricia Sheldon, Barbara 210 200 Sheldon, Nancy 146, 150, 193 210 Shubert, Michael 210 200 Siano, Sebastiano 53, 126, 138 60, 255 Sibley, Paul 87, 100, 192 139, 200 Silk, Kevin 192 200 Silloway, David 198 210 Silloway, Mark 192 ISO, 21 1 Simone, Lynne 201, 243 72 Simons, Steven 198 Simons, Warren 81, 193 45, 1 18, 255, 142 Sinowski, Paul 204 190 Sleith, Jacqueline 193 200 Small, Carole 193 210 Small, Kathleen 201 39, 74, 1 13, 265 Smith, Brian 79, 125, 21 1 Smith, Cheryl 201 Smith, David 102, 204 Waite, Dennis 202 Brockway Smith Company 266 Smith, David 38, 39, 142, 155 Waide, Jo-Ann 147, 192, 256 Buckley ' s Pharmacy 225 Smith, Donald 87, 204 Waldron, Caryl 193 Central Chevrolet 251 Smith, Lmda 91, 203 Waldron, Michael 202 Charles F. Smith Company 253 Smith, Linda Lee 201 Waldroup, LOebra 193 Chester D. Paine 231 Smith, Marc 268 Walker, Alan 92, 93, 95, 202 Ciro ' s Barber Shop 246 Smith, Nancy 67, 255 Walker, Carrie 202 Class of ' 71 218 Smith, I’eter Bradley 57 Walker, Karen 193 Class of ' 72 249 Smith, Stephen 87, 204 Walker, Mark 202, 140 Community Feed Stores 221 Smith, Susan 193 Ward, Mary Connecticut Valley Artesian Well, Co. 250 Smith, Terri 193 Ward, I’atrick 193 Countryside Store 245 Smith, Timothy 201 Warren, Frederick 87, 102, 193 Dave ' s Foodbasket 225 Snow, Susan 90, 125, 151, 204 Washburn, Donald 202 David T. Whyte 219 Soffan, Elizabeth 69 Washburn, Marylee 193 David Whitman Hair Stylists 253 Spaulding, Geraldine 81, 191 Waterman, James 193 Elaylight Dairy Products 252 Spaulding, Gregory 150, 184, 192 Waterman, Katherine Dickinson-Streeter Funeral Home 225 Speight, Maureen 150, 184, 192 Weaver, Loretta 193 Donut Dip 271 Stacy, Susan Weaver, Richard 102, 105, 199 Duc-Pac Corporation 236 Stanton, Paul 61 Webber, John 205 Earle ' s Wallpaper Paint 270 Stark, William 69, 144 Webster, Donald 193 Eastfield Mall or Allendale Shopping 246 Stawiarz, Edward 203 Weferling, lohn 202 E. L. House of Flowers 245 Stellato, Monica 191 Weigand, Geoffrey 63, 82, 227 E. L. Music Company 253 Stenard, Deborah 191 Weisse, John 87, 97, 147, 193, 256 E.L. Nursing Home 226 Stenard, Gaye 148, 201 Weisse, Kathleen 131, 133, 204 E.L. Pharmacy 251 Stephens, Debra 135, 153, 201, 226, 256 Welch, Joanne 198 Ed ' s Foodland 242 Stewart, Elaine 204 Wenk, Alan 81, 193 Fairbanks Auto School 259 Stewart, Keith 81, 102, 191 Wenk, Peter Firore ' s Market 251 Stockwell, Beverly 63, 1 48, 26 1 Wenning, Paula 200 First Bank Trust 252 Stockwell, M. Frederick 191 Wescott, Cathy F L Service Station 267 Stolecki, lane 204 West, Doreen 202 Four Corner ' s Atlantic 243 Stranch, loseph West, Sherry 193 Frank Archie Sons Construction 257 Streeter, Mark 96, 201 Westberg, James 87, 205 Frank ' s Auto Service 235 Streeter, Robert Westcott, Bruce 193 George B. Tazzini Son Funeral Home 235 Stronberg, Lawrence 191 Westcott, David 65, 143 Gold ' s Farm Store 245 Sullivan, Patrick 201 Westcott, Steven 205 Gridiron Mothers 234 Sullivan, William 192 Whalen, Judith 88, 193 Hafey Funeral Service 240 Summers, Shawn 192 Whalen, Kent 205, 256 Hayden Wayside Furniture 227 Sutcliffe, David Whalen, Maureen 41, 255 Holy Trinity Council Knights of Columbus 242 Swayger, Diane 49 Wheeler, Diane 61, 255 House of Paperbacks 227 Symmes, Elizabeth 203 Wheeler, Lori 193 Hurley David, Inc. 258 Taft, David 87, 102, 105, 191 Wheeler, William Jacox Restaurant 237 Tarpinian, Mari 127, 147, 148, 209, 256 White, Craig 74, 79, 204 Janet Sullivan Realty 238 Taylor, Glark 74, 79, 80, 92, 127, 134, 204, White, Kristine 91, 67 J. C. Tarbell Assoc., Inc. 271 205, 234 White, Michael 81, 193 John L. Tracy Designer Consultant 252 Taylor, David 65 Whitkop, Carol 153, 205 John ' s Country Fair 267 Taylor, Jacqueline 146, 191 Whitlock, Christine 67, 141, 255 Josten ' s 221 Taylor, Robert 205 Whitlock, Nola 205 Kimmel ' s Bakery 224 Teden, Patricia 61, 118, 251, 261 Whitney, Keith 204 Lines 263 Teixeira, Paul 87, 191 Whittemore, Kenneth 198 Longmeadow Flowers 220 Tesini, Donna 204 Wicks, David 205 Longuiel Transportation 229 Tesini, Gary 204 Wiezbicki, Kimberly 91, 193 Lowe Brother ' s Paint Wallpaper 252 Tesini, Linda 203 Willard, Rand 81, 102, 147, 193, 256 Ludlow Insulators 242 Thodal, Carl 87, 96, 202 Williams, Diane Lyman Sales Service 245 Thodal, David 56, 57, 110, 251, 265 Williams, Joanne 197 Martha ' s Web 262 Thomas, Barbara 53, 137 W ' illiams, Linda 45, 137, 255 Mascaro ' s Florists 246 Thomas, Donald 74, 204, 234 Williams, Lisbeth 39, 148, 260 Mass. Marine Mobile Station 271 Thompson, Charlotte 41 Williams, Susan 53, 255 McCormick Longmeadow Stone 220 Thompson, Cheryl 191 Williams, Wendy 193 McDonald ' s 228 Thompson, Michael 81, 97, 184, 191 Willis, Marcia 193 Mc Donald Johnson 224 Thompson, Thomas 39, 74, 77, 92, 93, 94, 112 Willis, Mark 61, 82, 110, 124, 125, 139, 144, McGill hose . Coupling 266 126, 127, 138, 144, 146, 256, 265 256, 265 Metropolitan Auto School 263 Thompson, Timothy 192 Wilson, James 73 Milton Bradley 230 Thornholt, Walter 192 Wilson, Nancy 193 Modern-Tron 226 Thurner, Linda 209, 237 Winn, Janice 205 Oliver Auto Body 244 Tilden, Jeffrey 102, 198 Winn, John 193 Order of Rainbow for Girls 226 Tilden, Peter 53 Wintcrn, Cheryl 193 Package Machinery Company 247 Tisdel, Debra 203 Wisell, Carey 205 Pegasus 219 Tongue, Robert 203 Wood, l,aurie 201 Priceless Treasurers Gen ' rl Store 235 Topitzer, Kathleen 88, 192 Wood, Marcia 203, 243 Polar Whip 239 Torrey, Richard 205 Wood, William 73, 142 Reminder 250 Torricelli, Dianne 151, 153, 203, 222 Wozencraft, Gloria 151, 203, 243 R. E. Phelon 238 Towle, J’hilip 72, 73, 104, 102, 236 Wright, Judith 193 Robert M. Price Painting 245 Tracy, Suellen 205 Wrinkle, Jane 49, 138, 140, 255, 260 Roger F. Nadeau Construction Co. 237 T ranghese, Carla 88, 148, 203, 243 Wrinkle, l_awrence Ross Mold Company 251 Tranghese, David 81, 100, 191 Wrinkle, Robert 81, 193 Saw Center 219 Trase, Kirby 191 Yacovone, Lori 193 Senior Boys 268 Tremblay, Richard 202 Yeaton, Baxter 57 Senior Girls 255 Trombetta, Noreen 204 Young, Deborah 193 Siano ' s Barber Ship 231 Turgeon, Suzanne 205 Young, Rene 74, 76, 77, 112, 204 Sidney Baron Real Estate 250 Turnberg, Donald 132 Zanoli, Raymond 202 Ski Haus 227 Turner, Amylou 205 Zimmerman, Margaret 193 Sophomore Girls 243 Turner, Tracey 191 Zuccalo, Barbara 61, 255 Springfield Spring Co. 253 Twohig, Christine 135, 150, 192 Zuccalo, Frank 135, 202 Stacy ' s Cleaners 231 Tyler, William 53, 102, 144 Zuffoletti, Alfred 205 Steam ' s Yerral Realtors 258 V ' adnais, Patricia 49, 144, 255 Zuffoletti, lohn 193 Student Government 256 Vagts, Valerie 192 Suburban Cabinet Shop 266 Valliere, Paul 202 ADVERTISERS Techni-Products 232 Valliere, Sharon 146, 191 Accurate Aluminum Products 245 Teehan ' s Food Shop 245 Valliere, Shelia 191 A Friend 229 The Band 230 VanValkenburg, Gail 204 Albert |. Facey Jeweler, Inc. 228 The Family Hobby Shop 246 Van Wagner, Carol 65, 123, 140, 255 Allied Radio Shack 238 The Meadows 270 Vecchiarelli, I’atricia 49, 222, 255 Al Williamson ' s Better Used Car Sales 225 The Men 265 Vecchiarelli, Tina 191 American Saw Manufacturing Company 241 The Peddler 237 Venne, Deborah Auth Fuel ' s Inc. 267 The Separate Shop 228 Venne, Rene Auvergue et Cie, Inc. 236 Thrasher ' s Service Station 224 Verstraten, Martme-Ma ria 114 Balise Chevrolet 245 3j ' s Wholesale Tire Co. 239 Veteramo, Karen 203, 243 B B Market 221 Tudor House Liquors 231 Vigliano, Paula 203 Beetle Towne 267 Tyler Equipment Corporation 239 Villamaino, Charles 41, 113, 144, 139, 265 Belmont Driving School 226 U.S. Insulation Company 228 Villamaino, Enrico 53, 144 Berkshire Plastic 270 Valley Bank Trust Company 240 Villamaino, Vincent 74, 79, 78, 202 Betty ' s Towne House 233 Vincents 268 Viveiros, Paula 192 Birchland Park |r. High Schcrol 254 Wal-Mar Store Fixture Co. 271 Viveiros, MaryAnn 69, 260 Bishop McCollum 223 W ' alpool 250 Vogel, Kenneth 203 Bliss J’harmacy 245 Willow Glen House 248 Vogel, Phyllis 204 Bluebird Acres 266 W. |. Quinn Co. 229 Wade, Cynthia 200 Brightwood Hardware 268 Wolf Drug Inc. 243 ENIORS The Class of ' 71 presents Themselves OuiLDta contractor •r Y NKEr CR nSNAN HOMES ij | OFFICE 42 Baldwin Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-3046 525-7402 I The most useful of tools . . . saws . . . found in all varieties and for all uses at . . . The Saw Center, Inc. 466-468 Main Street Springfield, Mass. 734-2045 Commendable? Yes! But it ' s not exactly what we do with stone. I I McCORMICK I LONGMEADOW STONE CO., INC. 41 Maple Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-6611 Make someone happy! Give them flowers from . . . LONGMEADOW FLOWERS INC. 708 Bliss Road Longmeadow, Mass. 567-3343 Star Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Vernon G. Agen Mr. and Mrs. John Aitcheson Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Allan Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Angers II Mrs. John J. Ayers Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bortle Dr. and Mrs. James P. Brown Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Cairns Craig Carriere Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Daley Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Finnegan Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Gardell Michael L. George, D.D.S. Bruno Glinski Robert Hafey The Harrisons Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hutchison Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Henrich Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Keane Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. LaBonte Mr. and Mrs. Everett L. Lancor Mr. and Mrs. M. Mark Layne Mr. and Mrs. Roy Longueil Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Lynch Glenn MacDonald Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mazzaferro Mr. and Mrs. John E. McHugh Dr. and Mrs. John Medrek Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Melien, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Merrigan Dr. William E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. David J. Panaia Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Peirce Mr. and Mrs. Milton Porter Mr. and Mrs. Leno Repossi Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Rollins Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C. Roy Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rybacki Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Teden Mr. and Mrs. Arden T. Thompson Dr. and Mrs. Earle A. Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Van Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vecchiarelli Family Jerry Vincent Mr. George H. Whitkop Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wood, Jr. 220 i I £ Enjoy the beautiful things in life — like your high school ring . . . from Jostens Jostens has the finest selec- tion of . . . class rings, awards, announcements Jostens call Mr. Edward J. Cullen 79 Perkins Street Springfield, Mass. 734-7848 B B MARKET INC. 55 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-2657 COMMUNITY FEED STORES 64 Maple Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-3328 El STORES OK • OIL hardwa FERTILIZE I PAIN Any quintet that moves so gracefully must have studied at the Sally Powers School of Dance. This one broke the mold! SALLY L. POWERS SCHOOL OF DANCE 339 Main Street Hampden, Mass. 566-3952 NEW ENGLAND PRE-CAST CONCRETE 301 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-7561 RACETTE ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. 64 Chestnut Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-2548 If you ' re ever in a jam, call on us! Bishop and McCollum 999 Westfield Street West Springfield, Mass. 732-1397 6 Center Square East Longmeadow, Mass 525-7222 Homemakers of tomorrow, learn ability from the Home Ec. Department and quality from Bishop and McCollum! For the greatest selection of all GE appliances come and make your choice and put your talents to work. Willing service and clean-air gas make Mobil tops to deal with. MacDONALD JOHNSON 10 Pleasant Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-6851 THRASHER ' S SERVICE STATION 13 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-8342 KIMMELL ' S BAKERY AND DELICATESSEN Longmeadow Shopping Center 800 Williams Street LO 7-3304 Salads — Sandwiches — Cold Cuts — Fresh Baked Goods Daily Premium Protect your family with insurance policies from MacDonald Johnson. Mr. Angers does! DkiinsonStuitu rUMElAL SE«V1CI Congratulations to the Class of 1971 DICKINSON-STREETER FUNERAL SERVICE 305 State Street, Springfield, Mass. Richard C. Streeter G. Wallace Streeter Earle C. Bradley Alfred J. Gay Hey Ito! Do you know they fill prescriptions and have cards and cosmetics and . . . Oh, you do know? BUCKLEY ' S PHARMACY 2 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass, 525-3357 DAVE ' S FOOD BASKET 60 Shaker Road 483 Belmont Avenue East Longmeadow, Mass. Springfield, Mass. 525-2261 AL WILLIAMSON ' S BETTER USED CARS SALES 179 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-7061 (below) Residential Commercial Remodeling 52 Prospect Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-4153 or 732-1890 (above) Deborah Goto, Worthy Advisor; Jennifer Beach, Worthy Associate Advisor; Judith Thomas, Charity; Suzanne Hartwell, Hope; Deborah Stephens, Faith. ORDER OF RAINBOW FOR GIRLS East Longmeadow Assembly No. 74 The Leaders of Young Ladies — EAST LONGMEADOW NURSING HOME 305 Maple Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-6361 BELMONT DRIVING SCHOOI 177 State Street Springfield, Mass. 739-0334 Hey Boss! You should have taken driving lessons at Belmont Driving School. odernTrtin HAYDENS OFFERS MORE . . HAYDEN WAYSIDE FURNITURE IN ENFIELD SKI HAUS 16 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-6634 THE HOUSE OF PAPERBACKS 187 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-2278 J ALBERT J. FACEY JEWELER, INC. 539 Sumner Avenue Springfield, Mass. 732-6500 U.S. INSULATION COMPANY, INC. 100 Moody Street Ludlow, Mass. Out in the cold! They ' d better visit U.S. Insulation Company. ■McDonalds McDonald ' s amazing menu — 100% pure beef hamburgers, tempting cheeseburgers, old-fashioned shakes, crisp golden french fries, thirst-quenching coke, delightful root beer, coffee as you like it, full-flavored orange drink, refreshing cold milk, filet-o-fish. MCDONALD ' S Enfield Street Thompsonville, Conn. THE SEPARATE SHOP 776 Longmeadow Street Longmeadow, Mass. 567-7863 Don ' t hide! Step out in fashions from the Separate Shop. W. J. QUINN CO. 94 Maple Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-6371 LONGUEIL TRANSPORTATION, INC. 144 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-2344 525-2664 A FRIEND THE BAND Milton Bradley’s great new Paddle Pool Game. Your whole family will love it. The idea is to swat the ball into your opponent’s corner pocket while keeping it away from your own. It’s a clever action game. Paddle Pool is another fine product of the MILTON BRADLEY COMPANY, Springfield, Mass. 01101 MB MILTON BRADLEY TUDOR HOUSE LIQUORS Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-4030 WITH BEST WISHES for the future to the CLASS OF 1971 from MR. RICHARD HAETINGER AND MR. RICHARD SPEER CHESTER D. PAINE, INC. 612 North Maine Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 739-3863 “House of Lighting STACY ' S CLEANERS SIANO ' S BARBER SHOP 611 North Maine Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 734-0445 55 White Avenue East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-3980 3-5 Edgewood Avenue Longmeadow, Mass. 567-5036 188 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-7858 Oops! Looks like another trip to Stacy ' s Cleaners. Personal Movino Storage Service, INC. AGENT Ca the msji from. Burnham IAn TO ALL STATES Mov I NG,P CKi NG, Storing, Crating, D 1 5 PL AY 370 Cloverdale St 1 5 Baldwin St Pittsfield , Mass. East Longmeadow Tel. 1 3 I3ZS Tel. 525 6 TECHNI-PRODUCTS, INC. 355 Chestnut Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-6321 Patrons Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Johnson Mrs. Albert M. Johnston June Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Johnson Albert W. Johnston Robert L. Jones Mr. and Mrs. John Kapinos Robert and Gloria Kelleher Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kenyon Mr. and Mrs. Thadous J. Kielor Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Kilburn Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. King Philip N. Knowlton Mr. and Mrs. John Kopec Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kulik Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kasmer Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Killam Mr. and Mrs. William J. Killoren Eric Kolberg Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. La Broad Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lacey Nancy Lacey Mr. C. R. Lachapelle Mr. and Mrs. Alfred L.aFave Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Laffert Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laliberte Mr. Alphonse R. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Amos La Mountain Mr. and Mrs. Rene E. Lariviere Mr. and Mrs. John M. Lavelle Mr. and Mrs. James Lawson Mrs. Edward Leahy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leone Mr. and Mrs. Ira W. Lesure Mr. and Mrs. William Lieberwirth Mr. and Mrs. John Lightcap Mrs. Julie I. Lightcap Mr. and Mrs. Evert O. Lindgren, Jr. Jean and Dominic Lombardi Lucy W. Longwill Mr. and Mrs. James H. Lundberg Mr. and Mrs. Murray F. Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Maccarini Mr. and Mrs. Geno Malstrom Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mannheim Mr. and Mrs. William A. Mathison Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Makara A. Maserati Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mayer Thomas J. Maybury Mr. and Mrs. Gene McCormick Sue McGill Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Loyd R. MacNayr Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Meehan Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Megizsky Mrs. Karl E. Merkel Mr. and Mrs. Earl Miller H. F. Minnette Mr. and Mrs. Horton Minor Dr. and Mrs. Richard Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moderski Mr. and Mrs. Warren Moffett Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Molinari Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Monroe Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Monson Mr. and Mrs. John L. Moodie Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Moore Mrs. James T. Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morrisino Lucien Mouton Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mozden Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Murdza Atty. and Mrs. William J. Murphy Rev. and Mrs. D. Dale Neufer Mr. and Mrs. Chandler W. Newell Mr. and Mrs. Ted Niemiec Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Nooney Mrs. David Ogilvie Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O ' Melia Mr. and Mrs. O ' Neil Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oparowski Victor Orsini Mr. and Mrs. Gerald O ' Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. William O ' Shaughnessy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oswald Jr. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Ouellette Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ouellette Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Page Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Pannier Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parker M. and B. Pasternak Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Patnode Mrs. Cornelia Pellegrini Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peskin Mr. and Mrs. Alphanso J. Petronino Mr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Plachta Mr. and Mrs. Archie H. Plante Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Porter Roger O. Poulin Mr. and Mrs. William Powell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pugliano Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Race Mr. and Mrs. Emil V. Raimondi Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ramey Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ramey Mr. and Mrs. Roy Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Redin Rosanne Reis Mr. and Mrs. James Remington Mrs. M. Renaud Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Remmell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Riga Mr. and Mrs. Carmino R. Rinaldi Mr. and Mrs. William D. Roberts Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Robertson Ruth Laird Rock Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Rockwell III Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roncarati Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rook Mr. and Mrs. George Roos Hugo Roth Peter and Richard Rouette Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C. Roy Joseph G. Roy Mr. and Mrs. A. Runquist Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rybacki Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sabourin Barbara Samek Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Santanello Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Saulnier Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Sault Mr. and Mrs. Jerome D. Savaria Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Scalise William F. Seiffert Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Seligman Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Seppanin Mr. and Mrs. Emery Seymour Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Siano Miss Alfreda D. Sinclair Dr. and Mrs. James Skiffington Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell J. Skoczylas Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Smith Luke J. Smith Mr. Roger C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Speight Mr. and Mrs. George O. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Stephens Mr. Charles Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Sullivan Mrs. Patricia A. Superneau Mr. and Mrs. T. Swayger Mrs. John Tarbell Beatrice L. Theroux Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Thodal Mr. and Mrs. Deane E. Thomas The Philip Thompsons Dr. and Mrs. Earle A. Tompkins 232 COSTUMES NOVELTIES FLAGS 600 north main PRICELESS TREASURES GEN ' RL STORE 600 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. BEST WISTIE5 to the Class ot 71 trom the Bank with a Bigger Interest in You Somers Road, East Longmeadow Other Offices: Main and East Court Streets • Sixteen Acres • Sumner and Allen Streets • Feeding Hills Center I Mvtyal laik SPRINGFIELD 50 SAVINGS BANK FRANK ' S AUTO SERVICE 528 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 734-9723 GEORGE B. TAZZINI AND SON FUNERAL HOME INC. 22 Locust Street Springfield, Mass. 734-7926 THE EAST LONGMEADOW CHAPTER OF PLAYBOY AUVERGNE et CIE INC. 165 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-7318 THE DUC-PAC CORPORATION Baldwin Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-3302 Our After Five perfume makes heads turn!!! On moonlit nights, heating ducts from the Duc-Pac Corporation will keep you warm. 1 d JACOX RESTAURANT INC. 456 Sumner Avenue Springfield, Mass. 736-8521 Bill and Terry Hafey, Hosts ROGER F. NADEAU CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. 45 Baldwin Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-7218 THE PEDDLER 180 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-7984 JANET T. SULLIVAN REALTY MASS. AND CONN. BROKER 365 Elm Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 413-525-6859 ALLIED RADIO SHACK 445 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. R. E. PHELON INC. Maple Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-6471 Get off to a fast start with a Phelon ignition! 3 J ' S WHOLESALE TIRE CO. 197 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-4104 . . SWISS cheese, ham, mushrooms, meatballs, onion, beef, horseradish, sauerkraut, peppers and where ' s the salt? POLAR WHIP 546 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 734-1309 TYLER EQUIPMENT CORPORATION 251 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-6351 We can tread softly on big jobs. HAFEY FUNERAL SERVICE 459 Belmont Avenue Springfield, Mass. 734-4508 MASCARO ' S FLORIST 451 Sumner Avenue at the X Springfield, Mass. 733-9411 733-9448 HAFEY yy SAdjier Re . £. Lonq. I? Ron-Fri. 8 ' G P ione- Sat. g ' S 5ZF-833Z VALLEY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 21 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 785-5841 240 AMERICAN SAW AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY 301 Chestnut Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-6464 241 Stay warm! Let Ludlow Insulators keep your house cozy. LUDLOW INSULATORS, INC. 65 Maple Street East Longmeadow, Mass. All of ELHS enjoys the support of . . . HOLY TRINITY COUNCIL KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Baldwin Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-8391 ED ' S FOODLAND 1504 Allen Street Springfield, Mass. 11 Union Street Easthampton, Mass. To get that personal appeal, shop at Wolf Drug. Not only is the gas great . . . WOLF DRUG, INC. 1199 Sumner Avenue Springfield, Mass. 781-3756 FOUR CORNERS ATLANTIC 201 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-8319 mlmm c S 1 V Kr 1 P 1 , i 1 “v J The Sophomore Girls 1st row — Jaye Hutchison, Lynn Freedman 2nd row — Betty Cantalini, Ellen Merrigan, Marcia Wood, Karen Circosta, Deborah Moodie 3rd row — Lynn Simone, Valerie Molinari, Carol Adams 4th row - Gloria Wozencraft, Pearl Mahlo, Mary Keane 5th row — Karen Verteramo, Barbara Boucher, Carla Tranghese h- ' f 1039 Memorial Avenue West Springfield, Mass. 737-8284 319 Wells Street Greenfield, Mass. 774-2261 IF YOU KEEP BUMPING INTO PEOPLE, COME ON OVER AND MEET US! 244 Business Patrons Balise Chevrolet 603 Columbus Avenue Springfield, Mass. Bliss Pharmacy 798 Williams Street East Longmeadow, Mass. Gold ' s Farm Store 451 Parker Street East Longmeadow, Mass. Lyman Sales and Service 30 Westwood Avenue East Longmeadow, Mass. Countryside Store 334 Somers Road East Longmeadow, Mass. Teehans Food Shop 227 North Main Street East Longmead ow, Mass. Robert M. Price Painting — Industrial, Commercial and Residential. 13 Gerrard Avenue East Longmeadow, Mass. Simone Interiors 328 Orange Street Springfield, Mass. Compliments of . . . ACCURATE ALUMINUM PRODUCTS 174 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. EAST LONGMEADOW HOUSE OF FLOWERS 209 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. Come see nature ' s beauties. 245 Families that play together, stay together. THE FAMILY HOBBY SHOP 48 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-7345 Eastfield Mall: Springfield, Mass, or Allendale Shopping Center: Pittsfield, Mass. Patrons A Friend Mrs. Joseph Accorsi Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Anderson Mr. and Mrs. M. Roy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Max Anetzberger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Antaya W. M. Ash well Mr. and Mrs. Jon Abrahamson and Family Mr. and Mrs. John Aitcheson Att. and Mrs. Michael W. Albano Frank Allen III Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Andwood Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Armstrong D. C. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Barney Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Barsom Mr. and Mrs. Peter Basile Mr. and Mrs. Val Baudreau Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Beck Mr. and Mrs. Rollin C. Beers Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Belch Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Berard Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Bode Mr. and Mrs E. Bougsz Mr. and Mrs. Booth Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Booth, III Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bozenhard Mr. and Mrs. El win J. Brayley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Breau Mr. and Mrs. John F. Brega Mr. and Mrs. Byron A. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred J. Brunelle Mr. and Mrs. Carlo M. Buendo Mr. and Mrs. James G. Burney Mr. and Mrs. Archie Burack Harold C. Burch Clifford E. Busekist Mr. and Mrs. Albert P. Bushey Mrs. Ruth Butler Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Baird James C. Bampos Mr. and Mrs. Bart D. Barry Mr. and Mrs. James W. Barry Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baxter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Beaulieu Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bemis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. Bendtson Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Bennett, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Henti J. Benoit Mr. and Mrs. Stuart J. Benton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bishop Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Blance Mary G. Boquse Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Bonner Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Boucher Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boulrice Mrs. Karl Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Braconnier Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Broderick Mr. and Mrs. Gordon S. Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Brasile Mr. and Mrs. Buron A. Brooks Mrs. Elsie Burger Mr. and Mrs. Donald Campbell Mr. and Mrs. John T. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Felix Cangro Valentino A. Carestia Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Carpenter Walter E. Cheever Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Child Mr. and Mrs. Donald Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Peter Christie Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Churchill Mr. and Mrs. Albert Circosta Richard Doris Clark Mr. and Mrs. H Clemens Mr. and Mrs. A. Eugene Corey The Corigliano Family Mr. and Mrs. James Courtney Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cox The Creighton Family Mrs. Daniel Croken Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Crocker, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Croteau Mr. and Mrs. Chester Czupryna Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Campanella Mr. and Mrs. V. Campanella Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Chaffin Mr. and Mrs. Roland Chapdelaine Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chase Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Christianson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Olro R. Cook Katherine Cookman Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Correale Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Dalessio Mr. and Mrs. Matthew D ' Amato Alfred D ' Antonio Mr. and Mrs. James Davis Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Daw Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeCarlo Edmond W. DeGray Sr. Rita DeMarco Mr. and Mrs. Michael DeMarinis Mr. and Mrs. Girard R. Desnoyers Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Devall Mr. and Mrs. David L. DeVeber Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dibble Joanne DiPalma Mr. and Mrs. J. Domenico Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donatello Mr. and Mrs. Robert Douglas Robert H. Douville Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duggan Michael Daigle Mr. and Mrs. Christian Dairy Mr. and Mrs Donald Daniele Mr. and Mrs. L. Richard Dawson Mr. and Mrs. William L. Dean Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DePersis Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Didas Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. William O. Dietsche Mr. and Mrs. Giovannino Dimauro Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Dinnie Mr. and Mrs. John Doty Mr. and Mrs. George Ehisenberry Mrs. Estelle D. Eldridge Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ellsworth Mr. and Mrs. Carmie Esposito Stephen R. Empsall Mr. and Mrs. John Evans Wayne R. Fagan Mr. and Mrs. C. Fazio William J. Ferrero Wallace Ferry Mr. Robert D. Fiore Mrs. O. E. Fiske Mr. and Mrs. John Florence Mrs. Rita Foote Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Fountain Mr. and Mrs. Richard Francis Major and Mrs. Frank A. Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Frey Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Farrell Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fleming III Dr. and Mrs. David E. Fontana 246 Congratulations to the Class of 1971 from Package Machinery Company 1971 — A very important year for you as you complete your high school educa- tion . . . and for us as we embark on a 4 V 2 million dollar expansion program . . . a bold expression of confidence in our people, our community and our ability to exploit the unique position we have in serving both the plastics processing and packaging industries. 247 Enjoy yourself in Willow Glen ' s Captain ' s Cabin or Florentine Room or Castilian Room The Willow Glen House 232 North Main Street, East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-2167 525-4048 The Great, One And Only Class Of ' 72 WALPOLE WOODWORKERS. INC. Rustic Cedar Fencing • Cedar Outdoor and Camp Furniture • Smail Buiidings 395 SHAKER ROAD EAST LONGMEADOW, MASSACHUSETTS 01028 525-3941 Area Code 413 250 If you have trouble doing it yourself, call . . . CONNECTICUT VALLEY ARTESIAN WELL CO. 132 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-7656 SIDNEY BARON REAL ESTATE 35 Maple Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 733-2297 525-3915 ReraiGOeR OFFICE: 221 NORTH AAAIN STREET. EAST LONGMEADOW. A SS. Published weekly by REMINQER PUBLICATIONS. Deadline for advertising— Friday noon. Phone 525-6661 Serving the 10,250 households in East Longmeadow, Longmeadow, Hampden and surrounding towns. FIORE ' S MARKET 176 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 525-3291 CENTRAL CHEVROLET INC. 675 Memorial Avenue West Springfield, Mass. For the best in quality and value Best Wishes from . ROSS MOLD COMPANY 22 Cottage Avenue North Wilbraham, Mass. Steel Molds for Plastic Industries EAST LONGMEADOW PHARMACY 53 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-3995 Where the selection is as good as the service. £USC:VUMlWft-TlH istfe casTe«TeM ©c i;ovff pfiittfr KjRUkPfifca.; , .S ' ' (5 LOWE BROTHERS PAINTS AND WALLPAPER 1202 Parker Street Springfield, Mass. 782-2314 FIRST BANK AND TRUST 31 Maple Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-3926 DAYLIGHT DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. 26 Kirkland Avenue Ludlow, Mass. 01056 583-3967 Cheers! Daylight Dairy milk is always good. light DAIRY PRODUCTS JOHN L. TRACY DESIGNER AND CONSULTANT 38 Baldwin Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-3019 Maybe if we had consulted John L. Tracy our house wouldn ' t look like a tool shed. Time for a new refrigerator? Go to Charles F. Smith Co. for the best in all Westinghouse appliances. CHARLES F. SMITH COMPANY Westinghouse Sales and Service 71 Maple Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-2667 Say it with music! EAST LONGMEADOW MUSIC COMPANY 8 Center Square East Longmeadow, Mass. DAVID WHITMAN HAIR STYLIST 611 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 781-6704 My hair never quite looks right unless 1 have it done at David Whitman ' s. SPRINGFIELD SPRING CORP. 311 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 736-6661 If you think that he ' s got spring, let Springfield Spring give you a real lift. Congratulations to the Class of 1971 from THE STUDENTS OF BIRCHLAND PARK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1st row — Susan Williams, Kathryn McCarthy, Arleen Illig, Nancy Smith 2nd row — Nancy Buddington, Roberta Niznik, Irene Gauthier, Diane Diodati, Therese Malone, Patricia Vadnais, Marie Roy 1st row — Cheryl Flagg, Cynthia Bean, Mary Mitchell, Margaret Giallanza 2nd row — jane Wrinkle, Barbara Zuccalo, Maureen Whalen, Marianne May, Rosemary Rossi ' ll ill M ii y Wm Klli The Senior Girls 1st row — Shirley Riga, Susan Quimby, Diane Adams, Felecia Perosino 2nd row — Kathryn Evans, Barbara Page, Mary Oliveri, Patricia Vecchiarelli, Maria Nystrom 3rd row - Diane Denver, Betsy Barclay, Jane Oparowski, Carol Van Wagner 1st row — Patricia Misitano, Christa McCormick, Denise Duncan, Lucille Desmarais, Elaine Reall, Sharon Bode, Martha Heenan, Christina Henault, Judith Douglas 2nd row — Claire Noel, Constance King, Gail Pallatino, Alice Robinson, Diane Wheeler, Janice Ouellette, Linda Williams, Joan Hutchinson, 3rd row — Christine Whitlock, Dianne Bruenlle, Sandra Newman, Joanne Russo, Diane Hobbs, Rosanne Reis, Barbara Foote, Suzanne Chapdelaine The East Longmeadow Student Government BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1st row — Lynn Agostino, Cindy Lacedonia, Constance Cushman, Debra Stephens, Joseph FJolotka, Joanne Waide, John Weisse, Deborah Angers 2nd row — Kevin O ' Brien (member-at-large), David Hansen, Sharon Bode (vice- president), Patricia Burr, Kenneth Alexander, Mari Tarpinian (treasurer), Susan Robertson (secretary), Mark Willis 3rd row — Diane Harton, Kent Whalen, David Briceno, Thomas Thomp- son (president), Rand Willard, Steven Lancor Advisor — Mr. Ronald Sarazin 256 Springfield, Mass. 737-9610 FRANK ARCHIE AND SONS CONSTRUCTION East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-6115 257 Compliments of . . . HURLEY DAVID INC. Registered Professional Engineers 90 Fisk Avenue Springfield, Massachusetts STEARNS YERRALL REALTORS 133 Longmeadow Street Longmeadow, Mass. Maybe someday I ' ll be a Stearns and Yerrall house . . . 258 KEEP RIGHT iDO NOT ILOCK OSSWALK NO STOPPING EXCEPT FOR REPAIRS 483 - HAMPDEN 6 SOMERS, 7 KEEP INSERT COIN 1 HOUR 5 PfNNIES OR 1 NICKEL 8 AM. TO 6 P.M. TO 9 PM. ON 7 7 THURS DAY SUPMSAYS AND HOtlDAYS EXCEPTtO Knowledge and skill are not to be confused. Fairbank ' s Auto School teaches the knowledge to understand and the skill to react to all road situations. Fairbanks Auto School — Est. 1909 i 1 120 Chestnut Street Springfield, Mass. 733-0458 The Oldest Automobile School in the United States Full Driver Education Courses Also, Courses to complete Classroom Instruction taken at school. (j iuLu Of- ' Y kcurtiv + DUHmjl cMxUt + c(rvKX 1 L 1 FOR THOSE ON A BABYSITTERS BUDGET SPRINGFIEED ' S ONEY CEOTHING SHOP EXCEUSIVELY FOR TEENAGE GIRES 305 Bridge Street Springfield, Mass. 262 £ ' H S S Be careful of the dreams you clasp to, for dreams come true. J. Dubbs says. Come on guys, leave me alone!!! The old trailboner is dead, A new one shall arise. Basically the primary subdivision of Don Jacobson is total, ril see you later. Sue. Mr. Rosoff — A band is only as good as its conductor Miss Tarrant yells a lot — but she ' s nice. The Cheerleaders Nixon has his first lady, but Hafey has his harem. _ Live to love, and you ' ll love to live. Benie I never met anyone here that I didn ' t like. Canned Fish Flowers never bend in the rainfall!! Blueberry I were secretly married by the mad Russian. Man, we sure ran this lines campaign at a loss!!! the typist METROPOLITAN AUTO SCHOOL INC. 205 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-4239 Gul If he is a student of Metropolitan Auto School, there is nothing to fear. VEDOVELLI, INC. 15 Baldwin Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-2238 When those little (or big) mishaps happen, let Gold Cross Ambulance Service help you. GOLD CROSS AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC. 78 Island Pond Road Patrons Springfield, Mass. Mr. Mrs. Ernest Gaff Mr. Mrs. H. J. Gamble Mr. William B. Gannon Mr. Mrs. Peter A. B. Gardiner Mr. Mrs. Ned Gareeb Mr. Mrs. T. J. Gauthier Armand E. Gastone Mr. Mrs. Frank Giallanza Mrs. Mary L. Gilmartin Chris Glassanos Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Golan Ronald A. Gosselin Mr. Mrs. Joseph Guillotte Mr. Mrs. Joseph Garcia, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Alfred J. Geoffrion Mr. Mrs. Walter J. Gewinner Mr. Mrs. Diano E. Giorgini Mr. Mrs. Giuggio Mr. Mrs. Kenneth D. Goddard Mr. Mrs. Anothy Govine Mr. Mrs. Francis E. Gowash Mr. Mrs. Donald Grasso Mr. Mrs. J. C. Grigley Warren Griswold Mr. Mrs. John B. Haggerty Mr. Mrs. Joachim Hagopian Mr. Mrs. Emil Hahn, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Haley Mr. Mrs. Philip P. Halloran Mrs. Charles E. Hamlin Mr. Mrs. Richabd Hammond, Sr. Mr. Mrs. M. R. Hanson Mr. Mrs. Russell Hanson Mr. Mrs. R. Hartford Mr. Mrs. Peter Haserlat Mr. Mrs. Edward A. Haskins Mr. Mrs. H. G. Haunton Mr. Mrs. Paul H. Haynes Mr. Mrs. Donald T. Heenan Christine Henault Mr. Mrs. Erwin Henault Mr. Mrs. Robert P. Hennick Mr. Mrs. Richard W. Hire C. Raymond Hindes Addie Hogan Mrs. Stanislaw Holotka Mr. Mrs. Robert D. Hosmer Mr. Mrs. Carl J. Hubbard Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Hutchinson Mrs. James D. Hale Carle G. Hallen, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Herbert Hapgood Mrs. Merrill S. Hobart Mr. Mrs. Forest House Mr. Mrs. Robert House Mrs. Fredrick Hubbell Mrs. Authur D. Illig Mr. Mrs. Winston Ireland Amos Jette Mr. Mrs. Albert M. Johnston Mr. Mrs. J. S. Kasmer Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Killam Mr. Mrs. William J. Killoren Eric Kolburg Mr. Mrs. Arthur J. LaBerge Eloi Laliberte Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Lane Mrs. Rose Lupi Mr. Mrs. William F. MacDonald Mr. Mrs. Henry Magee Jessie Stanley Mallalieu Mr. Mrs. Hugo Manferdini Mrs. Edward Maroney Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Marazzi, Jr. Mrs. Mr. Thomas J. Maetin Mrs. Morricy May Janey N. McCarthy Mr. Mrs. L. James McNight Mr. Arthur Merrill Mr. Mrs. Francis Minahan Mr. Mrs. Guilio Misitano Mr. Mrs. Alfred Montana Albert E. Morgan Mr. Mrs. Joseph T. Mulcahy Mr. Mrs. Brian Nichols Mr. Mrs. Warren C. Odell Mr. Mrs. Enrico J. Oliveri Mr. Mrs. Bernie A. Olmsted Joseph Orlando Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Oswald, Jr. Mr. Mrs. J. Pappelardo Mr. Mrs. Andre Paquette Mr. Mrs. Donald Paris Mr. Mrs. Olaf Passburg Mr. Mrs. Pasteenak Mr. Mrs. Archie Plant Mr. Mrs. John Potorski, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Gordon Prior Mr. Mrs. Donald H. Quimby Mr. Mrs. Robert T. Ramey Mr. Mrs. William Rau Mr. Mrs. John Richards Mr. Mrs. Donald Riga Frances Ronaldson Eugenia Roumas Patrick, Sean, Matthew Seely Mr. Mrs. Anthony T. Serafin Mr. Mrs. George B. Shawn, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Micheal Shugrue Mr. Mrs. John W. Silk Mr. Mrs. Rodney L. Smet Mr. Mrs. George E. Smith Mr. Mrs. H. R. Smith Cindy Sharon Smith Mr. Mrs. Joseph D. Soffan Mr. Mrs. Robert Songeny Leo Mr. Speight Mr. Mrs. Paul E. Stanton Mr. Mrs. William Stebbins Mrs. Charles Steele Mr. Mrs. E. Raymond St. Marie Mr. Mrs. Marshall F. Stockwell Mr. Mrs. Harry Swanson Dr. Mrs. Earle A. Tompkins Mr. Mrs. James Towle Mrs. Madeline E. Torricelli Barbra Tracey Mr. Mrs. George R. Tracey Mr. Mrs. D. Tranghese Mildred C. Trench Eric Tumberg Francis L. Turnberg Mr. Mrs. William Twohig Mr. Mrs. William Tarnowski Mr. Mrs. Leo Tarpinian Mr. Mrs. Thomas Topitzer Mr. Mrs. James M. Twaddle Mr. Mrs. Peter A. Verteramo Mr. Mrs. John Vigliano, Sr. Debbie Waldroup Mr. David Warner Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Welb Mr. Mrs. James P. Welch Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Wenk Mr. Mrs. Harley A. Wheeler Mr. Mrs. Helger White Mr. Mrs. C. E. Williams Mr. Mrs. Thomas G. Wilson Mr. Mrs. Floyd E. Whitney Mr. Mrs. Roger Wolcott Quentin L. Wolcott Mr. Mrs. Herbert Wolf Rev. John R. Wolchan Mrs. D. E. Wood Mr. Mrs. F. E. Wozencraft Mr. Harold Wright Mr. Mrs. H. W. Wright The Wrights Mr. Mrs. Lawrence E. Wrinkle Mr. Mrs. Gene Walker Mr. Mrs. William Weston Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Whalen Mr. Mrs. David A. Wilder Mr. Mrs. E. Thomas Williams Mr. Mrs. William H. Willis Mr. Mrs. Chester Woodward R. C. Worthington John M. Young Mr. Mrs. Robert Zarr Mr. Mrs. Charles Zacher The Zebryks . I J 264 WANNft • A UC.iaE - •MONTANA? Fresh apples are always within your reach . . . Apples from Bluebird Acres. Would you believe they are coupling? McGILL HOSE COUPLING INC. 44 Baldwin Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-3978 BLUEBIRD ACRES 714 Parker Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-6012 SUBURBAN CABINET SHOP INC. 359 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-3068 BROCKWAY-SMITH COMPANY 470 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-3377 WHOLESALE Besides making great hiding places. Suburban cabinets are quite beautiful. Doors • Sash • Millwork • Mouldings 266 When things aren ' t working just right, see the people who can really help. F L SERVICE STATION 20 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-8461 JOHN ' S COUNTRY FAIR INC. ELMCREST COUNTRY CLUB DINING ROOM 105 Somersville Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 AUTH FUELS INC. 507 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 737-1468 BEETLE TOWNE 1209 Main Street Agawam, Mass. Be sure that your furnace is lit all of the time. Deal with Auth Fuels. Brand new store for that old favorite 267 KEVIN GILMARTIN, JEFF DIDAS, JIM GILMARTIN, MARC SMITH, PAUL MESSENGER MIKE HARRISON DAVID HANSEN The Senior Boys VINCENT ' S BARBER SHOP 35 Prospect Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-7031 BRIGHTWOOD 794 Williams Street Longmeadow, Mass. 567-0611 AMERICAN HARDWARE 1985 Main Street Northgate Plaza Springfield, Mass. Photography Credits RAYMOND MONDOUX PATRICIA TEDEN MICHAEL KEANE CAROL VANWAGNER FREDERICK SCALISE EDWARD VICKERS GARY BUNCE DAVID KEYS and a host of Loring Studio photographers PAST AEGIS PHOTOGRAPHERS Getting hitched? THE MEADOWS, INC. 621 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. Thinking of redecorating? — if so head down to Earle ' s. EARLE ' S WALLPAPER PAINT 1225 Sumner Avenue Springfield, Mass. See what great things come in plastic? We couldn ' t do without it! 270 BERKSHIRE PLASTIC Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. Gee — Wish I had some money . . . DONUT DIP, INC. 648 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Marred-wall? Leave it to Wal-Mar. WAL MAR STORE FIXTURE CO 25 Decelles Avenue East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Tarbell — not barbell! J. C. TARBELL ASSOC., INC. 18 Maple Court East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-3359 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 71 from the men you can depend on MASS. MARINE MOBILE STATION 1193 State Street Springfield, Massachusetts If a man does not keep pace with his companions, Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer Let him step to the music which he hears, however, measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau
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