East Longmeadow High School - Aegis Yearbook (East Longmeadow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1974 volume:

3 0595 0003 7532 2 For Reference Not to be taken from this library PUBLIC LIBRARY last longIv ' seadow, mass Aegis ’74 o o O D 1 i J £oyf Longmeadow High School East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Volume XIII •f Our Lives Are Measured by the Shifting Seasons - 4 Readies for the Sowing, To Flourish in the Sun of Our Surroundings, 1 M ' IMPm H� V, 26 South Hadley 5 Holyoke Catholic 12 Lodlo T rade 26 Clansical 2 Mlnnechnux 9 Longmc dnw Mr, Cokktntas Mr. Dale J.V. FOOT HALL Sept. 17 Palmer 24 Ware Or t. 1 South Hadley o Holyoke Catholic 15 l.udlow 22 T rade Oct. 29 CIneatcal Nov. 5 Mlnnechaug Coach: Mr. York Home garnet 3.15 Home game : Coache Mr. Mr. College Mi . Bematowicz Mr. Mazzarlello And In the Quiet Rains of Solitude . . . Creating Our Own Harvest . . . Humankind. 1 16 The Colonel FEDERAL PRISON 18 As we, the class of ’74, pass through the future seasons we will recall with warmest memories the one to whom we dedicate this book. As the saying goes, he is truly a ‘man for all seasons’; a journalist wizard, a tickler of the ivories, a white knight of the court, a Shakespeareian scholar. For his omniscient assistance, we dedicate Aegis ’74 to Mr. Irwin Kerson. 19 ■ Autumn to Winter, Winter into Spring, Spring into Summer, Summer into Fall, So rolls the changing year, and so we change; Motion so swift, we know not that we move. — D. M . Mulock i 22 Mike Santos Mark Stanton Loretta Weaver Mary lee Washburn On that cold and clammy fall morning, as the rain poured down from above, we entered our first day of high school. A maze of hallways and stairwells greeted us as we entered the mammoth double doors. Standing to the left was a command- ing figure smiling and nodding at various intervals as if elated to see the performance of this new congregation as we were I l I Steve Martin Lynn Perrault 24 25 Robert Lieberwirth Joe Holotka Mark Fernald Michael Manarite swallowed up in the confusion. A mus- tached young man stood in the hall di- recting anxious individuals to their rooms with his left hand and passing out detentions with his right to those creatures who took the wrong turn. After a mad scramble at two minutes before eight, and a long run to some room on an upstairs wing (an upstairs wing?), we were seated in alphabetic order according to our last name by some kind, befuddled lady. We had found our homerooms! Thomas Medrek Mike Lussier James Merrill Richard Pannier Dan Desnoyers Dan Dento 27 Mike Daniele Wendy Williams Kevin Chapman Before five after eight some man had told us through a box on the wall that X block was moved to this period and the distracted lady had passed out to us some six different cards and sheets to be filled out in triplicate in the next ten minutes. An hour later the box spoke again and told us to procede to our next class at the bell. 28 Mike Campanella Ping-pong Is His Game Jim Fontaine David Taft Jeanne Driscoll Gordon Kinney Kim Jones Gail Halon Leslie Guilmette Warren Simons Peter Bonin Making the mistake of asking an upperclassman where such and such a room was, there was many a time we ended up far from our appointed destination. Finally arriving at a distant room, a long way from where we thought it was, we were jabbed in the stomach with a small slip of paper stating the day and time that we were to report to the cafeteria for detention. With the teacher already wondering about our intelligence, the class began. — Then another, and another, and another — af- ter 330 class minutes, we learned that fascinating fact of rela- Edward Kulik 30 Don Webster Linda Cornwell Mark Fellows Laura Scott 31 tivity; though it ' s hard to find one ' s class in five minutes, it ' s easy to find the door in a second. Into the winter and through the spring we went: term papers, mid-terms, and hours of homework became daily routine until one 33 Kathryn Martin Charles Dempsey day we discovered we could count in German, although our accents were barely ac- ceptable; help Y and Z on their endless quest for X; work on a lab without ex- ploding the building; actual- ly move after PE — and find our way through the intrica- cies of library cataloging to any given book. Ah educa- tion! We even managed to Stewart Gray Diane Gagner Bill Lamoureaux Laurie Barton absorb the ridicule and scorn and threats of the upperclassmen and survive our freshman year. The best was still ahead. Strange as it may seem, that same man was standing there smiling as we entered for the second time around. Not as confused as last 34 time, we knew where to go but still had no idea what to Robert Christianson Regina Kurki Suzanne LaMountain Victoria Bailey Thomas Bradstreet Ronnie Kane 35 Greg Spaulding Shirley Maciaga Mike Goodrich I expect. Inside our new homeroom, we immediately received our forms and pa- pers to fill out, except this time we got them from a young, hustling student teacher who thought he owned the school. He brisk- ly recounted two old college stories, refused to let anyone visit Guidance, callously Bruce Westcott Suzanne Roy Bill Lessard 36 Robert Harrington Doreen Hess 37 V Mary McGowen Richard Moriarty Sandy Laudig hoped we’d have a good day, and moved us on. New faces, dif- ferent classes, but that same old routing was there. This was the year we really turned on to the library. Your permanent pass was your guide when xxx ' d by a teacher, you could use it to enter the library for the valuable period of fifteen Corrine Durham 38 Patricia Hafey Paul Teixeira Suzanne Jette Lynn Nuzzolilli John Winn DarfNadeau 39 minutes. A gracious lady guided the silent one to his favorite book or the gregari- ous soul out the door, whichever came first. It be- came a point of interest and a frequent sight to see var- ious individuals being es- corted from the library be- fore they had ever really gotten in. Along with the library, the guidance office Paul Brunelle Carole Small Paul Sibley V 40 Jane Hazen Jerry Reimers Donna Ouellette Terri Smith 41 ■ David Sutcliffe Joseph Grigley Pam Maybury Joan Dusenberry Linda Eastman march wa s inaugurated. Over-flowing with knowl- edge and helpful aids, it provided a desert oasis for those individuals who had planned a trip to the rest room, but were denied be- cause of the length of the waiting list. The proficient counselors did their best to inform you of job openings as experienced shepherds or 42 Laura Moore Linda Giallanza Donna Merrill Michael Harding ambidexterous croupiers, and made sure to fill you in com- pletely on some college in a remote town in the Black Hills of South Dakota. We were learning? ' Sophomore ' doesn’t mean ' wise fool’ without reason, you know but eventually we re- ceived our promotions to the eleventh grade. It may seem redundant, but that’s the way it was — that smil- ing man was standing there again. The teachers were the same and there were still forms to fill out, but something about being a junior made it a little better. We got the Wednesday morning lecture on responsibility, and asked each other why they didn’t just stick that talking box right up on the roof. There was a certain snobbish air about us as we relized we were now “on the program.” It was soon brought to our atten- tion that it was much easier to be “off the program” than on. 46 Cindy Jette David Kelly Joyce Ostrander Wendy Shaw Keith Stewart 47 but we paid no attention to such a remote possibility. The cafeteria studies and the battles for the ping-pong ball became a way of life, as familiar to us as our gym socks in March, but the lunch block auditorium study that was just too much to cope with. Of the seven hundred and something Bob Pagani Bonnie lllig Stephen Belch Ann Marie lllig Beverly Byrnes Fred Warren 48 Kevin Hand Jane Fontaine 49 seats, only about fifty were to be occupied. But the monitor made sure that we were not within twen- ty seats of anyone in any direc- tion. Having grown in maturity (some of us can vote), we realized that we now should have respect for the school and set an example for the underclassmen. So we simply raised heck; it wouldn’t be right to do it “exactly” the way Sandra Bliss Kurt Angelucci Linda Gebo Mark Barrepski Jane Patnode 50 David Schermerhorn Joanne DiAugustino PUbi_io L. I Li : ■ K V east longmeadow. mass 51 they told us to: After all, we hadn’t merely whiled away our time in our classes education shows us that we have unlimit- ed choices; some of ours were now inoperative. New opportun- ities had been afforded us as juniors, and it took no time at all for us to have them completely abolished. Through the halls Anna Longo ■ Nancy Wilson Ken Hardy Connie Cushman Paul Nascimbeni Sanford Scharmer 52 Cheryl Langdon Helen Retynsky Joseph Marino Brian Peskin Kathy Runquist Lee Marino 53 Robert Montana Gina Mascaro we had carried pounds of books — and absorbed enough from them and from the millions of words of our rapidly tiring teachers to face PSAT’s with a certain amount of confidence and somehow we survived and when June rolled around we knew that it would soon be our turn to take over as se- niors. “Seniors”, what a thoughtljust to have the title attached to us was sobering. Heather Cunningham i Jeffrey Cooper Susan Smith i i 54 i Suzanne Morin Jeffrey Earnshaw ■ 55 Kathy LaBier laine Nelson Pam Cesarz cc r- 1 i J | Leslie Hastings 1 1 Speilht I a id Anderson Maureen Carol Foucher ;bbie Deming Tim Broderick i if I 4t K J m J j II I K Lawrence Bean Kim Wiezbicki Frances Swaine Bruce O’Brien Paul Ryan William Moores Andrew House Mike White Timothy Barry It was a bright but windy September morning as we came back for the last time. We were on top now; in command of the school. When we walked in the halls now the underclassmen didn’t exactly bow — but they didn’t trip us either. We would often be recognized — sometimes then we nodded. The “senior cafeteria became ours. The food was no better, but then nei- ther was the company. Going out to lunch or bringing back grinders became the big decision seniors had to face. Driving the car to school only to find a little OVERPARKED card on our windshields made us think twice about driving our cars to Julie Angers 58 W Sherry Couch Allan Scully Michelle Sullivan Fred Ernsting 59 David Shannon Joanne Peterson school. Then the gas went away, and the matter was academic anyways. We walked down the halls knowing that we were superior, even to the six foot seven freshman with the funny glasses and 60 Thomas Gowash Joyce Mango Michael Garber Jon Cushman Patricia Esposito ) Patricia O ' Brien Brian Rugani Barbara Burney 61 David Tranghese Tina Vecchiarelli Patrick Ward Kathy Bartlett Judith Wright AlanWenk Jackie Sleith Frederick Stockwell the cute sophomore chick who seemed to appear wherever we were. The year went by with the thirty-one senior skip days (Don’t we wish but those 8:05’s on the homeroom teacher’s desk aren’t exactly comparable to winning the Mass, lottery). We’ll take the normal allotment of days actually being sick. Here we are — classes aren’t too formidable and we wouldn’t admit it if they were; SAT results are determining the dorm residencies of many of us, someplace jobs are waiting for oth- ers. Our harvest will be coming in — and we’ll be beginning again, somewhere else. Just for a while, however, we’re still on top; but there’s more of our season in the sun to come. 62 Martha Cantilini John Kiernan Sheila Valiiere 63 John Ascioti Karen Walker -Asia Nancy Paige Debbie Bourque Darryl Forsythe Debbie Waldroup Jay Pronicki Cindy LaBorde Andrew Bonacker Donna Fattini Ronald Doe Steve Mid wood Debbie MacLeod Judy Gunn Denise Bourque John Muscolo Senior Directory BILL ALDRICH DAVID ANDERSON Yearbook, 4: Photography Club, 3,4. ANNE MARIE ANETZBERGER Cheer- leading, 2,3,4: Office Aide, 2,3: Guidance Aide, 2, 3: Spartanum, 1,3: French Club, 1,2,3: FTA, 2,3: Yearbook, 3: Basketball Intramurals, 1,2: Vol- leyball Intramurals, 1,2,3: Synchronized Swim- ming, 2. KURT ANGELUCCI Swim Team, 1. JULIE ANGERS Intramurals, 1,2: French Club, 1,2,3: Swim Team, 2,3,4: Yearbook, 4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Office Aide, 2,3: Prom Comm., 4: Hrm. Rep., 4: Ski Club, 1 . JOHN ASCIOTI JOE ASCIOTI BILL BABCOCK VICKI BAILEY Field Hockey Manager, 3: Softball, 2: Intramurals, 2,3: AFS, I . LINDA BAKER Yearbook, 3: Intramurals, 1,2: Guidance Aide, 2. MARK BARREPSKI JOHN BARRON TERESA BARRY Softball, 1: French Club, 2: Office Aide, 2,3: Guidance Aide, 2,3: Member- at-Large, 3: Newspaper, 2,3,4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Prom Comm., 3,4. TIM BARRY Golf, 1,2,3, 4: Class Vice- Pres., 4: Newspaper, 4: Yearbook, 3: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4. KATHY BARTLETT Majorettes, 1,2, 3,4: Office Aide, 1,2: Hrm. Rep., 1,2, 3,4: Trackette, 2,3,4: Spartanum, 3,4. LAURIE BARTON Yearbook, 3: Intramu- rals, 2,3. LAUREN BAUSS Intramurals, 2,3: Swim Team 1,2,3: Guidance Aide, 1 . NICHOLAS BAXTER LARRY BEAN Football, 1,2, 3,4: Basket- ball, 1,2,3 (Manager): Baseball, 4: Varsity Club, 3,4 (Pres.): Intramurels, 2,3: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Prom Comm., 4. RENEE BEAN Band, 1,2, 3,4: Basketball, 1, 2: Softball, 1,2: Intramurals, 1,2,3: Spartanum, 1, 2,3. STEPHEN BELCH Soccer, 2,3,4: Basket- ball, 1, 2,3,4: Baseball, 1, 2,3,4. CAROL BLAIR French Club, 1,2,3,4: Dra- matics, 2,3: Forum Comm., 3: Honor Society, 3, 4: Intramurals, 2,3,4: FTA, 3,4. SANDEE BLISS Softball. 1: French Club, 2: Office Aide, 2: Guidance Aide, 2: Newspaper, 3,4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Prom Comm., 4. SCOTT BLISS ANDREW BONACKER Yearbook. 3. PETER BONIN Swim Team, 1. JEAN BOUCHARD Yearbook, 4: Honor Society, 4: Spartanum, 2,3: Office Aide, 2,3: Guidance Aide, 3: French Club, 1,2,3: AFS, 1,2: Hrm. Rep., 1: Prom Comm., 3,4: Open Campus Comm., 4, Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Tutor- ing, 4: Member-at-Large, 4: Intramurals, 2,3. DEBBIE BOURQUE Girl’s Varsity Swim Team, 1,2,3. DENISE BOURQUE Girl’s Varsity Swim Team, 1,2. TOM BRADSTREET Football, 1, 2,3,4: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 1: Swim Team, 2: Band, 1,2: Yearbook, 4: Varsity Club, 2,3,4. ED BRAINERD Band, 1,2, 3,4: Spartanum, 1,2, 3,4: Chess Club, 3,4. TIM BRODERICK Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4: Soccer, 2,3,4: Golf, 1,2, 3, 4: Yearbook, 2,3,4: Varsity Club, 3,4: Latin Club, I . DIANA BROGA Spartanum, 1,2, 3,4. PAUL BRUNELLE Intramurel Volleyball, 3. JAMES BUCKLEY REANNE BURKE Field Hockey 1,2,3, (Co- Capt.) 4: Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4 (Tri-Capt.): Soft- ball, 1,2, 3,4: Varsity Club, 2,3,4. BARBARA BURNEY Swim Team, 1, 2, 3,4 (Tri-Capt.): Varsity Club, 1,2,4: Office Aide, 1,2: French Club, I: Intramurals, 1,2, 3,4: Synchro- nized Swim Team, 2: FTA, 3,4: Prom Comm., 3: Hrm. Rep., 4: Special Ed. Group. 4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4. BEVERLEY BRYNES Literary Magazine, 3,4. MICHAEL CAMPANELLA Dramatics, I. 2,3,4: French Club, 2,3,4. DOROTHY CANEY MARTHA CANTALINI PATRICIA CARNEY Field Hockey, 3. PAMCESARZ KEVIN CHAPMAN REBECCA CHENOWETH Swim Team, 2, 3: FTA, 3: Intramurals, 2,3. CATHY CHIPOURAS Softball, 1: Swim Team, 1,2, 3,4: Varsity Club, 3,4: Office Aide, 1,2: Hrm. Rep., 2: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Ski Club, 1,2. DIANE CHRISTENSEN French Club, 1,2, 3,4: Dramatics, 2,3: Office Aide, 2,3: Forum Comm., 3: Hrm. Rep., 3: Honor Society, 3,4: Intramurals, 3,4. BOB CHRISTIANSON WAYNECLARK DAVID COOKE JEFFREY R. COOPER Soccer, 2,3: Track, 1,2: Debating, 1: French Club, 2,3. LINDA CORNWELL SHERRY COUCH Swim Team, 1,2, 3, 4 (Tri-Capt.): FTA, 2,4: Varsity Club, 2,4: Syn- chronized Swim Team, 2,3,4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4. DENISE CROTEAU Newspaper, 3,4: Cho- rus, 1,2: Honor Society, 4: AFS, 2,3: Spartanum, 1,2,4: Library Aide, 1,2. HEATHER CUNNINGHAM Guidance Aide, 2: Intramurals, 2: Yearbook, 3. CONNIE CUSHMAN Student Govt., 1,2: Cheerleading, 2,4: Swim Team, 2: Softball, 1: Majorettes, 1,2: Office Aide, 1,2: Guidance Aide, 1: Dave Tranghese’s girl, 1,2, 3, 4. JON CUSHMAN Golf, 1,2. MIKE DANIELE Soccer, 2,3,4: Hockey, 2, 3,4: Varsity Club, 4: Bachelor Living, 3,4. ROCCO DANIELE Football, 1 . SCOTT DAVIDSON Football, 1: Basket- ball, 1: Select Chorus, 2,3: Spartanum, 1,2,3: French Club, 2,3,4. HOLLY DAVIS Intramurals, 2: Swim Team, 1,2, 3,4: Synchronized Swim Team. 3,4. CAROL DEMARINIS Band. 1,2, (Sec.), 3, 4: French Club, 1,2, 3,4: Dramatics Pit Band, 2,3: S.T.O.P., 1: FTA, 2,3: Volleyball. 2,4: Honor Society, 4: Teacher ' s Aide, 4. DEBI DEMING Swim Team, 1: French Club, 1,2: Yearbook, 3,4: Student Govt., 4: Hrm. Rep., 4. CHARLES B. DEMPSEY Soccer, 1,2: Bas- ketball, 1,2, 3, 4: Golf, 3,4 (Co-Capt.): Newspaper, 3,4: Bachelor Living, 3: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Latin Club, 2: Open Campus Comm., 3,4: Donkey Basketball, 3: Varsity Club, 3. DAN DENTE Spanish Club, 2. DEBBIE DESCHLER DANNY DESNOYERS Football, 1 . JOANNE DiAUGUSTINO Spartanum, 1, 2,3,4: Dramatics, 1,2. RONALD DOE Football, 1,2,3. DIANNE DOERSAM Library Aide, 1: AFS, 2,3,4: Newspaper, 4: Yearbook, 3: Honor Society, 3,4: Sciences, 4: Trackettes, 2,3. JEANNE DRISCOLL STEVE DUMALA CORRINE DURHAM Spanish Club, 1,4: AFS, 1,2, 3, 4: Library Aide, 1,2: Red Cross, 1: Intramurals, 2. JOAN DUSENBERRY Guidance Aide, 2. 70 JEFFREY EARNSHAW Dramatics, 1,2. LINDA EASTMAN Dramatics, 3. FRED ERNSTING Football, 1: Soccer, 2,3, 4: Wrestling, 2,3. PATRICIA ESPOSITO Hrm Rep., 3,4. JEFFREY FALK Football, 1: Chess Club, 3. GAIL HALON ALAN HAMMOND Basketball, I: Foot- ball, 2,3. KEVIN HAND KEN HARDY LINDA HARNISH French Club, 1,2: Office Aide, 3 . Varsity Club, 3,4: Intramurals, 1 ,2,3: Open Cam- pus Comm., 4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4. JOHN KOZIOL EDWARD KULIK Football, 1,2,3,4: Bas- ketball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2,3,4: Baseball, I: ' Year- book, 3,4: Varsity Club, 3,4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Prom Comm., 4. THERESA KULLE DONNA FATTINI Softball, 1,2: Field Hockey, 3. MARK FELLOWS BOB HARRINGTON Basketball, 1,2: Golf, 2,3,4. LESLIE HASTINGS MARKFERNALD Tennis, 1,2,3, 4. MARY FLEMING Tennis, 3,4: Spartanum, 3: Cheerleading, 2,3: Newspaper, 2,3,4: Class Treas., 2. BARBARA FLORENCE Swim Team, 1,2, 3: Dramatics, 2: Chorus, 1: Select Chorus, 2,3: French Club, 1,2: Newspaper, 3,4: Spartanum, 1, 2,3,4. MIKEFLYNN KIM HAVERLY Library Aide, 2: Volley- ball Intramurals, 3: Office Aide, 4. JANE HAZEN Varsity Club, 2,3,4: Open Campus Comm., 3,4: Yearbook, 3,4: French Club, 2: Field Hockey, I: Swim Team, 2,3,4: Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4: Tennis, 2,4: Softball, 1,3: Ski Club, 1: intramurals, 3,4: As Schools Match Wits, 4. JOHN HEARN Football, I: Spartanum Stage Hand, 2. JANE FONTAINE KATHY HENAULT REGINA KURKI RAYMOND LABONTE Hrm. Rep., I . CYNTHIA LABORDE Basketball, 1,2, 3,4: Guidance Aide, 2: Office Aide, 3: AFS, 2: Red Cross, 1: Open Campus Comm., 2,3,4: Intramu- rals, 2. SUE LAMOUNTAIN Intramurels, 2,3,4: Majorettes, I: Red Cross, 1,2: Manager of Soft- ball Team, 2,3,4: Swim Team, 2: Open Campus Comm., 4. WILLIAM LAMOUREAUX MICHAEL LAPOLICE Music, 1, 2,3,4 (Pres.): Pit Band, 2,3,4: Golf. 1,2, 3, 4: French Club, 1,2,3. DARRYL FORSYTHE Dramatics, 3: Track, 3,4: Cross Country Team, 3: Band, 3,4: Select Chorus, 4. CAROL FOUCHER Newspaper, 3,4: French Club, 2,3,4: Library Aide, 2. DIANE GAGNER MICHAEL GARBER Newspaper, 2,3,4: Golf, 1,2, 3,4: French Club, 2,3. RICHARD GAUTHIER LINDA GEBO LINDA GIALLANZA MICHAEL GOODRICH TOM GOWASH Band, 1: Photography Club, 3: Literary Magazine, 3,4. ERNIE GRALIA STEWART GRAY Soccer, 1,2: Band, 1: Ski Club, 1,2, 3, 4. JOE GRIGLEY Golf, 1,2: Hockey, 2,3,4: LaCrosse Club, 3,4. CHRIS GROCOTT Football, 1: Literary Magazine, 4. PAUL GRUDGEN LESLIE GUILMETTE Cheerleading, 2,3, 4: Majorettes, 1,2: FTA. 3: Class Sec., 2: French Club, 1,2, 3, 4: Office Aide, 1,2: Newspaper, 3,4: Spartanum, 1,2, 3, 4: Prom Comm., 3,4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 3,4: Guidance Aide, 3. JUDY GUNN French Club, 2,3,4: Spartan- um, 2. TRISH HAFEY Varsity Club, 2,3,4: Open Campus Comm., 3,4: Field Hockey, 1, 2, 3,4: Bas- ketball, 1,2,3, 4: Softball, 1, 2,3, 4: Ski Club, 1: Intramurels, 1,2, 3,4. ALAN HAHN DOREEN HESS SARAH HOLLAND Newspaper, 2,3,4: Honor Society, 3,4: French Club, 2: AFS, 2: Spartanum, 2,3,4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Guidance Aide, 2: Hrm. Rep., 1: Dramatics, 2,3: Prom Comm., 3,4. JOE HOLOTKA Student Govt., 1,2, 3,4: Class Pres., 1,3; LaCrosse Club, 3,4: Yearbook, 4: Regional Advisory Council, 4. ANDY HOUSE Swim Team, 1 . SUE HOWELL CHRISTINE HUDON BONNIE ILLIG CINDY JETTE SUE JETTE KIM JONES JOE KANE RON KANE DAN DEDDRELL BETSY KEELY Swim Team, 1,2, 3, 4: Intra- murals, 1,2, 3, 4: Office Aide, 2,3: Varsity Club, 4: French Club, 1,2: Yearbook, 4: Will and Prophe- cy Comm., 4. DAVID KELLY JOHN KIERNAN Swim Team, 1 : Track, I , 2,3. GORDON KINNEY Dramatics, 2: Select Chorus, 3. CINDY KOSMAS Guidance Aide, 2,3: Of- fice Aide, 2,3: Field Hockey, 1,2: Basketball, 1: Softball, I: Tennis, 3,4: Cheerleading, 2,3: Year- book, 4: Spartanum, 2,3: Class Vice-Pres., 2,3: Prom Comm., 3,4: Student Advisory Comm., 4: SANDRA LAUDIG Intramurals, 2,3: Hon- or Society, 4: Open Campus Comm., 4: Tutor, 3, 4. PAUL LAWSON Tennis, 1,2, 3,4. MIKE LEAHY Football, 1: Soccer, 2. BILLLESSARD Band, 1,2,3, 4. PATRICIA LESURE Library Aide, 1, 2, 3, 4: Guidance Aide, 2,3,4: Chorus, 1,2: Spartanum, 1, 2: Dramatics, 1,2: Latin Club, 1: French Club, 2, 3,4: Red Cross, 1 . ROBERT LIEBERWIRTH Soccer, 1,2,3, 4: Basketball, 1,2, 3, 4: Baseball, 1,2, 3, 4: Varsity Club, 3,4: Yearbook, 4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4. ANNA LONGO MICHAEL LUSSIER Football, 1,2,3, 4: Track, 1,2, 3, 4: Volleyball, 3,4. MIKE LYONS Track, 1,2,3: Swim Team, 2. DONNA MACCARROLL Select and Re- gional Chorus, 1,3: Dramatics, 1: Red Cross, 1. SHIRLEY MACIAGA Honor Society, 4: French Club, 1,2, 3, 4: Intramurals, 2,3,4: Office Aide, 2,3: Dramatics, 2,3: German Club, 2,3,4: 5. T.O.P., 1: Forum Comm., 3. DEBBIE MACLEOD ANITA MAGNANI FTA, 3: Special Ed. Group, 4: Guidance Aide, 1,2. ELIZABETH MAILLER FTA, 2. MICHAEL M ANARITE JOYCE MANGO Field Hockey, 2,3,4: Cheerleading, 2: Scarlett Key, 3. KATIE MANLEY JOE MARINO Football, 1,2,3, 4: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager, 2,3,4: Varsity Club, 3,4. 71 LEE MARINO JUDY MARTIN Band, 1,2, 3, 4: Cheerlead- ing, 3,4: Pit Band, 3: District Band, 3. KIM MARTIN Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Prom Comm., 4. STEVE MARTIN GINA MASCARO ARTHUR MAY PAM MAYBURY Yearbook, 3,4: Honor Society, 3,4 (Vice-Pres.): AFS, 1,2 (Pres.), 3,4 (Sec.): Hrm. Rep., 2,3: Class Pres., 4: Dramatics, 1: Debate Club, 1: As Schools Match Wits, 3,4: S.T.O.P., 1: Swim Team Manager, 2,3,4: Varsity Baseball Scorekeeper, 3,4: Boys Swim Team Announcer and Scorekeeper, 2,3,4: Spanish Club, 2,4: Synchronized Swim Team, 2,3,4: Student Govt., 4: Guidance Aide, 2. KEVIN MCCANDLISH Yearbook, 4: Pho- tography Club, 3,4. KAREN MCCOLLUM Ski Club, 1: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Yearbook, 3,4: Office Aide, 3: French Club, 1: Prom Comm., 4: AFS, 3. MARY MCGOWAN French Club, 3: Band, 1,2, 3,4. THOMAS MCGOWAN Swim Team, 1,2,3, 4: Tennis, 1,2: Track, 4: Music, 1,2, 3, 4: Spartan- um, 1,2, 3, 4: Stage Band, 1,2, 3,4: Pit Band, 2,3. JIM MCQUILLAN GLEN McRAE Debate Club, 1, 2,3,4: Chess Club, 2,3,4: Newspaper, 3,4: Library Aide, 1,2: As Schools Match Wits, 4. TOM MEDREK Football, 2,3,4: Swim Team, 1,2, 3, 4: Track, 2,3. DEBBIE MEGIZSKY Will and Prophecy Comm., 4. JAMES D. MERRILL STEVEN MIDWOOD Swim Team, 1,2,3, 4: Tennis, 1,2,4. DEVON MILLER SCOTT MILLER Baseball, 1,2,3, 4: Basket- ball, 1,2, 3,4: Soccer, 1,2,3: Football, 4: Varsity Club, 3,4: French Club, 2: Graduation Usher, 3: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4. MICHAEL MINEO Football, 1,2, 3,4 (Co- Capt.): Varsity Club, 3,4. DAVE MOLINARI Football, 1: Golf, I . BOB MONTANA Golf, 2,3,4: Soccer, 1: Yearbook, 4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Prom Comm., 4. LAURA MOORE Basketball, 3. WILLIAM MOORES Golf, 1 . MARK MORAS Class Treas., 1: Dramatics, 1,2,4: Latin Club, 1,2: Select Chorus, 2,3: News- paper, 3,4: Spartanum, 3,4. RICHARD MORIARTY SUE MORIN Library Aide, 1,2,3, 4: AFS, 3, 4: French Club, 3,4: Basketball, 1,4: Intramurals, 3,4. KERWIN MUMFORD Music, 1,2, 3, 4: Spartanum, 1,2, 3,4: Pit Band, 3. JOHN MUSCOLO Football, 1,2, 3, 4: Var- sity Club, 3,4: Track, 1,2: Yearbook, 4. DART NADEAU PAUL NASCIMBENI Football, I: Soccer, 2,3,4: Basketball, 1,2: Baseball, 1,2,3: Varsity Club, 2,3. LYNN NASMAN Student Govt., 1,2,3 (Treas.), 4: Spartanum, 2,3,4: Swim Team, 1,3: Tennis, 3,4: Dramatics, 1: Student Advisory Comm., 3: Yearbook, 3,4: Prom Comm., 3,4: Cheerleading, 1,2: Office Aide, 1: Library Aide, 1 . BLAINE NELSON Soccer, 1: Yearbook, 2, 3,4: French Club, 3. CHARLENE NEWKIRK FTA, 2,3,4: Spe- cial Ed. Group, 4: Intramurals, 4. SUZANNE NOEL French Club, 1 . LYNN NUZZOLILLI Music, 1,2,4. BRUCE O ' BRIEN PATRICIA O ' BRIEN FTA, 1,2: Guidance Aide, 2,3,4: Literary Magazine, 3,4: Honor So- ciety, 3,4. RON OLIVERI Football,!. PAUL OPAROWSKI Track, 1,2,3, 4: Cross Country Team, 4: Band, 1,2, 3,4: Hockey, 2: Soc- cer, 1,2. JOYCE OSTRANDER DONNA OUELLETTE French Club, 1: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4. JUDY OUELLETTE Spartanum, 1,2, 3, 4: Band, 1,2: Select Chorus, 2,3,4. Dramatics, 1,2,3, 4: Intramurals, 3: Yearbook, 4: Synchronized Swim Team, 2,4. BOB PAGANI Football, 1: Dramatics, 3: Spartanum, 2,3,4. NANCY PAIGE RICHARD PANNIER GAIL PASH Tennis, 3,4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Varsity Club, 4. JANE PATNODE Chorus, 1,2: Intramurals, 1, 2, 3,4: Yearbook, 4: Spartanum, 1: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4. CARL PERELLA LYNN PERRAULT Hrm. Rep., 1,2,4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Member-at-Large, 2: Softball, 1 . BRIAN PESKIN Band, 1,2: Spartanum, 2: Dramatics, 2. JOANNE PETERSON Library Aide, 2 . JANET PHILLIPS Chorus, 1: Guidance Aide, 2,3: Will and Prophecy, 4: Prom Comm., 3, 4: Class Sec., 4: Hrm. Rep., 3: Yearbook, 3,4. MARSHA POMEROY Spanish Club, 1,4: AFS, 3,4: Honor Society, 4. NEIL POMEROY Track, 1 . GARY POWERS Chess Club, 3,4: Member- at-Large, 1: Hockey, 3: LaCrosse Club, 3,4: Hrm. Rep., 3: Student Advisory Comm. Chair- man, 4: Yearbook, 4: Spartanum, 4. JAY PRONICKI Swim Team, 1,2: Literary Magazine, 3,4. MARYANN REARDON JERRY REIMERS HELEN RETYNSKY Yearbook, 3,4: Span- ish Club, 2,4 (Pres.): Swim Team. 2: AFS, 1,2: Prom Comm., 3,4: Spartanum, 2,3,4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Dramatics, 2: Synchronized Swim Team, 2,4: Inter-Class Swim, 2. KIM RICHARDS Swim Team, 2. LYNN ROBERGE French Club, 1,2,3: Li- brary Aide, 2: Yearbook, 3: Select Chorus, 4: Spartanum, 3,4. ROBIN ROY Spanish Club, 1 . SUZANNE ROY Softball, 1,2. BRIAN RUGANI Golf, 1. KATHY RUNQUIST Yearbook, 3,4: Swim Team, 1,2, 3,4: Varsity Club, 2,3,4: Intramurals, 1,2, 3, 4: Chorus, 1,2: Spartanum, 1 . PAUL RYAN Football, 1: Basketball, 1,2: Winter Carnival, 1,2: Baseball, 1: Track, 2: Newspaper, 3: Hrm. Rep., 1: Wrestling Team, 2, 3. FRANK SAMBOR Baseball, 2,3,4. MIKE SANTOS SANFORD SCHARMER Spartanum, I . DAVE SCHERMERHORN ALAN SCULLY DAVID SHANNON Football, 1,2. WENDY SHAW NANCY SHELDON French Club, 2,3,4 (Sec.): Forum Comm., 3: Special Ed. Group, 3: Office Aide, 1,2,3: Dramatics, 1,2,3: Intramurals, 2,3,4: Hrm. Rep., 4: Red Cross, 1. PAUL SIBLEY Hockey, 1, 2,3,4: Baseball, 4. KEVIN SILK Hockey, 1,2,3, 4: Baseball, 1,2, 3. WARREN SIMONS, JR. Football, 1,2, 3,4: Baseball, 1,2: Varsity Club, 3,4: Student Adviso- ry Comm., 4: Basketball Manager, 2,3: Newspa- per, 3 (Sport’s Ed.) 4. JACKIE SLEITH Yearbook, 4: Swim Team, 1,2: Hrm. Rep., 3: Office Aide, 1 . CAROL SMALL Guidance Aide, 2: Library Aide, 2,3,4: Special Ed. Group, 4: Dramatics, 3: Spartanum, 3,4. 72 SUE SMITH Basketball and Volleyball In- tramurals, 3,4. TERRI SMITH Majorettes, 1,2, 3, 4 (Co- Capt.): French Club, 1. 2, 3.4: Spartanum, 2,3,4: Newspaper, 3,4: Prom Comm., 3.4: Office Aide, 2: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Class Treas., 3: Hrm Rep., 1,2: Graduation Marshall. 2,3: ETA, 1,2,3: Band, 1,2: Trackette, 2,3: Synchronized Swim Team, 2. GREGSPAULDING MAUREEN SPEIGHT Class Sec., 1,3: Guidance Aide, 1: Office Aide, 1,2: Prom Comm., 3: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: First Aid, 3: French Club, 1: Hrm. Rep., 3: Scarlett Key, 3. MARK STANTON French Club. 4. MONICA STELLATO French Club, I: Cheerleading, 2. DEBBIE STENARD Dramatics, 1,2, 3, 4: Softball, 2: Library Aide, 1,2,3: Office Aide, 2: Newspaper, 3,4: Spartanum, 3,4. KEITH STEWART Football, 1,3,4: Swim Team. 1,2, 3,4: Track, 1,2, 3, 4. FRED STOCKWELL Spartanum, 1,2: Band, 1,2: Literary Magazine, 4: Yearbook, 4. LARRY STRONBERG Swim Team, 1,2: French Club, 1,2,3: As Schools Match Wits, 3: Yearbook, 3: Philosophy Club, 3,4: SCIENCES, 3,4: Honor Society, 4. MICHELLE SULLIVAN Honor Society, 3, 4: Band, 2,3,4: French Club, 3,4: Spartanum, 3,4: Special Ed. Group, 4: FTA, 4: Pit Band, 2,3. WILLIAM SULLIVAN Newspaper, 3,4. SHAUN SUMMERS DAVIDSUTCLIFFE DAVID TAFT Swim Team, 1,2, 3,4: Soccer, 1: Track, 1: Varsity Club, 1,2, 3, 4: Leaders Club, 2,4: Intramurals, 2,3,4: Latin Club, 1: Prom Comm., 4: Will and Prophecy, 4: Graduation Usher, 3. JACKIE TAYLOR Spartanum, 1,2,4: S.T.O.P., I: Red Cross, 1: Dramatics, (Make-up Comm.), 2, (Publicity and Program Comm.) 3: Football Program, 4: Yearbook, 3,4. PAULTEIXEIRA Soccer, 1,2, 3, 4: Band, 1, 2,3,4: Pit Band, 2,3,4. CHERYL THOMPSON Library Aide, 1: Guidance Aide, 1: Swim Team, 1: Spartanum, 3: Dramatics (Treas.), 3: Special Ed. Group, 4: Yearbook, 3. MICHAEL THOMPSON Football. 1,2: Basketball, 1,2: Golf, 1,2, 3, 4: Class Vice-Pres., 1: Class Pres. 2: Student Govt., 2,3,4 (Treas.): Math Club, 3, (Pres.)4: Math League, 3,4: Honor So- ciety, 4: Yearbook co-editor, 4: Open Campus Comm., 3,4. i TIMTHOMPSON Ski Club, 1. WALTER THORNHOLT KATHY TOPITZER Field Hockey, 1,2,3: Tennis, 3,4: Student Advisory Comm., 4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Newspaper, 2: Debate Club, 1: Yearbook, 3,4 (co-editor): Guidance Aide, 3: Office Aide, 1,2. DAVE TRANGHESE Football, 1, 2, 3.4: Baseball, 3,4: Varsity Club, 2,3,4: Hockey, 1 Connie’s Man, 1,2, 3, 4. KIRBY TRASE Golf, 1,2,3, 4: Hockey, 2,3, 4. SHFRRON UMI.AND Literary Magazine. 4. VALERIE VAGTS Office Aide, 2: Guidance Aide, 2: Props for Spartanum, 4. SHARON VALLIERE Red Cross, 1: Cheerleading, 2. SHEILA VALLIERE French Club, 1,2: Red Cross, 1: Volleyball and Basketball Intramurals, 2: AFS, 1: Yearbook, 3: Office Aide, 2. TINA VECCH1A-RELLI Spartanum, 2,3,4. PAULA VIVEIROS French Club, 1: Office Aide, 2: Intramurals, 2. JOANNE WAIDE Student Govt., 1,2,3 (Sec.), 4 (Vice-Pres.): Office Aide, 1,2: Dramat- ics, 2: FTA, 3 (Sec.): French Club, 1,2: Swim Team, 3: Tennis, 3,4: Yearbook, 4: Spartanum, 2, 3,4 (Student Director): Volleyball Intramurals, 2, 3: Varsity Club, 4: Prom Comm., 3,4. CARYL WALDRON DEB WALDROUP KAREN LEE WALKER French Club, 1,2, 3,4: German Club, 2,3,4: S.T.O.P., 1: Forum Comm., 3: Hrm. Rep., 3,4: Honor Society, 3,4: Intramurals, 2,3,4: Office Aide, 3: Dramatics, 3 . PATRICK WARD Dramatics, 1,2: Golf. 1, 2 . FRED WARREN MARYLEE WASHBURN Chorus Spar- tanum, 1,2: French Club, 2,3,4: Field Hockey Manager, 4: Honor Society, 4. LORETTA WEAVER Spartanum, 1,2: Spanish Club Treas., 4: Newspaper (Managing Ed.), 3,4: AFS, 4. DON WEBSTER French Club, 1,3,4. JOHN WEISSE Student Govt., 1,2,3, 4 (Pres.): Honor Society, 4: Newspaper, 3 (Sport ' s Ed.), 4 (Ed ): Varsity Club, 3,4: Open Campus Comm., 3: Soccer, 1,2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt.): Baseball, 2,3: Basketball, 1,2: Tennis, 4. ALAN WENK Baseball, 1,2: Football, 1,2,3, 4. BRUCE WESTCOTT JUDY WHALEN Field Hockey, 1: Softball, 1,3,4. LORI WHEELER Chorus Spar- tanum Musicals, 1,2,4: Red Cross, I. MIKE WHITE Football, 1: Swim Team, L Ski Club, 1, 2,3,4. KIM WIEZBICKI Swim Team, 1,2,3 (Co- Capt.), MVP, State Top 10, 4 (Tri-Capt.): AFS, I: Softball, I: Inlramurals, 2,3: Varsity Club, 1,2, 3,4: Varsity Baseball Scorckcepcr, 2,3,4: Syn- chronized Swim Team, 2: Spanish Club, 4: FTA, 4: Special Ed. Group, 4: Class Treas., 4 Year- book, 3,4: Honor Society Pres., 4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Spartanum Publicity Chair- man, 4. RAND WILLARD Foootball, 1,2,3, 4 (Co- Capt.): Swim Team, l, 2, 3,4: Track, 1,2: Baseball. 3,4: Student Govt., 1,2,3: Varsity Club, 2,3,4. WENDY WILLIAMS Basketball, 1,3,4: Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Photography Club, 4: Intramu- rals, 1, 2, 3,4: Open Campus Comm., 4: Spartan- um Stage Hand, 4: Varsity Club, 4 . MARCIA WILLIS Debate Club, I: French Club, 2,3: Newspaper, 1,2: Yearbook, 3,4 (Co- editor). NANCY WILSON JOHN WINN CHERI WINTON Dramatics, 1,2, 3, 4 (Stu- dent Director): French Club, 1: Spanish Club, 3, 4: Select Chorus, 2,3: District Chorus, 3: FTA (Student Director), 4: Yearbook, 4: Spartanum, 1,2, 3, 4: Photography Club, 4: Intramurals, 3,4: Prom Comm., 3,4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4. JOE WRIGHT JUDY WRIGHT Select Chorus, 1, 2,3,4: Newspaper, 2,3: Dramatics, 1,2,3: SCIENCES, 4: District Chorus 2,4: Intramurals, I: Library Aide, 1: Spartanum, 1,2, 3,4. ROBERT WRINKLE Football, 1: Golf, 1. LORI YACOVONE Swim Team, 2,3: FTA, 3: Publicity Comm. Spartanum, 4: Will and Prophecy Comm., 4: Spanish Club (Vice-P res.), 4: Intramurals, 1,2, 3, 4. NANCY ZELIFF Library Aide, 1,2: Office Aide, 1,2: FTA, 4. MEG ZIMMERMAN Basketball, 2,3,4: Softball, 1,2, 3, 4: FTA, 4: Field Hockey (Manag- er) : Photography Club, 4: Varsity Club, 4. JOHN ZUFFOLETTI Spanish Club. 4. 73 Spartans Overwhelm Opponents in 9-0 Season Spartans Roll A mighty Spartan squad began their drive to the top with double sessions in late August. The day-to-day drudgery of practice produced a powerful champion. Decimated by the powerful Spartan machine, the first seven opponents bowed four by the shutout route. The Spartans met their first real test as they entered the battle of the unbeatens against Minnechaug. Before an enthralled crowd, the Spartan offense burst through the Falcon defense in the first half and took a 27-7 lead. But the momentum shifted in the second half as Minnechaug caught the Spartans off guard and struck with the big play to tighten the score at 27-2 1 . The Spartans held on in the fourth quarter and added more points to complete the scoring at 33-21 . In the regular season finale, the Spartans faced a spirited Longmeadow team. The Spartan offense sputtered in the first half and only a strong defensive effort by the Spartans kept the score close at 7-0, Lancers. A rejuvenated Spartan team, lead by Rand Willard and Dave Tranghese, roared out in the second half and wiped out the Lancer upset hopes, 24-7. 76 Mineo, Tranghese, Willard, Kulik, Marino, McDyer Grab A 11-League Positions Mineo, Willard, Marino, McDyer Fill All-Western Mass. Seats 1st Row. L to R Mike Lyons, Bill Thornholt, Dave Tranghese, Larry Bean, Mike Mineo, Rand Willard, John Muscolo, Tom Medrek, Bob LaBerge, Ray Willard, Joe McDyer. 2nd Row — Coach Ed Modzelewski, Manager - Pete Jacobson, Paul Votze, Don O ' Neill, Jeff Danner, Keith Stewart, Cliff Noreen Mark Hiller, Don Gregory, Steve Quimby, Ron Plumb. 3rd Row — Head Coach — Bob Dobias, Manager Doug Marra, Jay Chipouras, Ken Lewis, Ken Plumb, Tom Creighton, Chris White, Mike Lussier, Alan Wenk, Ed Ku- lik Greg Spaulding. 4th Row — Coach Tom York, Art Murphy, Tom Ryan, Scott Miller, Warren Simons, Joe Marino, Brian Gray, Tom Bradstreet, Mark Lyman, Jim Dunn. EL Outscores Rivals 351 to 48 77 The Thrill of Victory E.L. 1971 42 H. Catholic 0 20 Ludlow 0 30 Trade 0 20 Classical 14 14 Palmer 2 7 Minnechaug 6 25 Longmeadow 22 E.L. 34 Palmer 1972 0 47 Commerce 8 9 S. Hadley 8 25 H. Catholic 0 40 Ludlow 6 41 Trade 0 20 Classical 6 13 Minnechaug 0 48 Longmeadow 6 10 Shrewsbury 7 E.L. 1973 33 Palmer 8 41 Commerce 6 33 S. Hadley 0 62 H. Catholic 0 33 Ludlow 0 47 Putnam 0 45 Classical 6 33 Minnechaug 21 24 Longmeadow 7 78 26 Wins in a Row!! A New Western Mass. Record!!! JV Football Headed by a strong running attack and a sturdy defense, the JV squad members show promise as future varsity stalwarts. Their 5-1 record is evidence of their skills and is indicative of good years to come. Top Picture Front Row ; L-R, Mike Lyons, Jeff Danner, Bill Thornholt, Tom Creighton, Ken Plumb, Bob Laberge, Steve Quimby, Mark Hiller, Don Gre- gory, Ron Plumb. 2nd Row; L-R, Manager Doug Marra, Mark Lyman, Don O ' Neill, Ken Lewis, Tom Ryan, Jay Chipouras, Ray Willard, Cliff Noreen, Gary Vigliano, Walter Lynch, Mark Hildreth. 3rd Row; L-R, Pete Dalessio, Mark Anetzberger, Carl Mercieri, Joe Carney, Art Murphy. Joe Flaherty, Bob Dion, John Carroll, Joe Daponte, Tom Daudelin, David Lussier. 4th Row; L-R. Coach Tom York. Paul Tarnowski, Brian Giammarino, Jerry Langtaigne, Chris Laborde, Steve Hill. Paul O ' Melia, Tom Marino. Bruce Clarke. Tom Conner, Paul McCabe, Mike Scully. 79 a ; ' i The EL faithful saw the frosh football team compile a 6-0 record. They accomplished this feat with a steady ground game and a stone wall defense. First Row, L to R Mark Kielar, Pat Fleming. Chris Murphy, Jeff Dobias, Ross FJamilton, Karl H i Her, Mike Fleming. Second Row, L to R Peter Falk, Tom Bruno, Mark Monroe, John Sharon, John Liquori, Dave Villa- maino. Third Row, L to R: Gordon Burson, Arnold Ryan, John Dunn, John Buddington, Tom Simons, Scott Hildreth. Fourth Row, L to R Jeff Mattis (mgr.). Bill Ollari. Dave Bradstreet, Pete Henault, Bill Haetinger, Mike Lewis, Coach Cokkinias. I Powerful Frosh Pound All for 6-0 Season 80 Spirited Spartans Hustle But Season Is Lean Paul Teixeira Awarded M . V.P. VARSITY SOCCER From Row I L to R ): Fred Warren, Stephen Belch, Paul Teixeira, John Weisse, Fred Ernsting, Mike Daniele, Robert Fieberwirth, Mike Ferris. Rack Row ( L lo R i: Coach Fendrim, Bob Steitz. Tom Picknally, Gary Mazza, Eric Thodal, Peter Abel, Bob Sullivan, Jeff Botta, Tom Saunders (mgr.), Coach Bernatowicz. Soccer Season The Spartan record this year was 6-9-1, including a non-league loss to Cathedral. Coach Bernatowitz was assisted by Springfield College grad. Cam Lendrin. The Spartan attack was sparked by leading scorer and All Western Mass selection, Paul Texiera and Division All-Star, Rupe Lieberwirth. Other standouts named to the All-Star team were Mike Daniele, Tim Broderick and Fred Ernsting. Although their title hopes were dim, the Spartans were noted for their hustle and determined play. 82 E.L. Opp. 1 Greenfield 1 0 Longmeadow 3 1 Chicopee 4 0 Northampton A 4 Holyoke 0 0 Northampton 2 2 Cathedral 3 9 Greenfield 0 2 South Hadley 0 7 Westfield 0 3 Minnechaug 0 2 West Springfield 3 2 Agawam 0 i Ludlow 2 i Chicopee Comp. 3 i Longmeadow 2 Scuffers Sparked by Six Shutouts 83 u Max ' s Marauders Finish Strong For 5-6-1- Record. J.V. SOCCER 1st Row I L. to R i: Jim Darsigny, David Misitano, Greg Robbins, Stephen Herein. Charles Simonich. Bob Franeeschelli. 2nd Row i L to R i Robert Bromley, Edward Cloonan, Paul Serafin, W illiam Weisse, Mark Oaks. Peter McDyer, Sean Cleary . 3rd Row L to R Coach Mazzariello. Fred White, Mark Torricelli. Michael Swiech, Gregory W ilk. Wayne Richards. Arthur Robertson. John White. Eric Munn. David Chadbourne, Andy O ' Connor. Lawrence Williams, Don Groulx . E.L. Opp. 3 5 Northampton 1 4 Chicopee 3 0 Holyoke 0 6 Ludlow 0 2 South Hadley 0 3 West Springfield V E.L. 1 Opp. 2 Chicopee Comp. 1 1 Greenfield 3 1 Easthampton 2 1 Minnechaug 1 0 Longmeadow ' 7 0 Agawam 84 Cross-Country E.L. Opponent 22 Ludlow 35 39 Cathedral 22 22 Longmeadow 33 22 Classical 34 37 Minnechaug 22 43 Southwick 18 24 Agawam 32 30 Tech 25 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM (L loRl: From Row: Stephen Sunter. Paul Oparowski. Darryl Forsythe. Steven Wood. John Durham. Kerry Goguen. Back Rowi L to R ): Coach Dutille. David Lorenzi. Dan Florence. Mike Czupry na. Paul Plante. Stanley Shaw. Coach Swain. Field Hockey E.L. Opponent 3 Agawam 0 1 Longmeadow 0 0 Southwick 4 4 Minnechaug 0 4 South Hadley 0 6 Agawam 1 1 Longmeadow 2 2 Southwick 0 2 M innechaug 0 3 South Hadley 3 V 1 1 1 ilMi 7n n r Li V i- ' f r-A. - 4 0 l j tayt T ■J -fS ' rviis ■ A- Wi 1973 GIRL ' S FIELD HOCKEY TEAM Standing t L to R I: Holly Belch, Roberta Bergamini, Mary Griswold, Debbie Plante, I.ori O ' Neil. Nancy Jo Lacey, Arlene McCormick, Lynn Davis, Patty Creighton, Karen Zych. Alison W ilk. Kris Simons, Valerie VanValkenburg, Karen Burke, Linda Carroll, Meg Zimmerman, Mary Lee Washburn, Miss Gant- ner. Miss Upshaw. Silling ( L iu R ) : Marianne Bergamini. Mary Karalekas. Linda Dobias, Maryellen Brown. Shelley Brown, Cindy Napolitan. Debbie Bren- nan. Elaine Cox, Trish Hafey. Reanne Burke. Joyce Mango. 87 ft 88 Outstanding Season for Field Hockey Best Record in History of E.L.H.S. Reanne Burke Awarded M . V.P. Agility, experience, and determination, key factors on the road to success, led the field hockey team to a superb 7-2- 1 season. Their record bettered any previous records at E.L.H.S. During their fight they conquered all opponents they faced, including league champion, Southwick. Led by a group of talented seniors blended with a mixture of underclassmen, the team was strong in every department. 89 Girls ' Swimming The East Longmeadow mermaids floated to an undefeated championship season, soundly beating all their opponents. Kim Wiezbicki and the Burney sisters led the water babies. The Champions First Run Sherry Couch. Miss Kerr (Coach), Kim Wiezbicki, Barb Burney. Second Run Penny Marino, Carols n Graves, Sherry Oldach. Third Run Dianne Gregory, Donna Wood, Chris Cormier. Kathy Steele, Nancy Ha en. Sue Cornell. Laura Jo Wilder. Kim Bretta, Holly Davis, Sue Bagg. I.isa Nystron Fourth Run Laura Wood. Liz Barron. Andrea Towle, Jean LaMountain. Sue Shaw. Debbie Dowd. Cindy Smith. Mary Ann Scanlon, Robin Roos. Beth Kilburn. Fijth Run Dianne Griswold, Cheryl Halon, Sue Borden, Jane Hazen. Dianne Midwood, Martha Oparowski. Betsy Kulik, Lisa Yacavone, Lisa Smith, Lin- da Busekist, Kathy Runquist. Sixth Ron Debbie Hayes. Judy Hanna. Norma LaPolice. Jennifer Lynch, Sue Moras. Cathy Hood, Cathy Chipouras, Sue Pomeroy, Betsy Keeley. Di- ane DcRosier. Sue Williams El. El. 50 South Hadley 45 67 Holyoke Cath. 28 50 Minnechuug 45 86 St. Michael’s 8 64 Holyoke 31 78 Agawam 16 60 Cathedral 35 65 2 Longmeadow 29 2 66 Chicopee 29 53 Northampton 42 67 Chicopee Comp 28 58 West Springfield 37 Western Mass. Meet 1st. State Meet 3rd. 90 93 SWIM SEASON The swim team glided to an undefeated season, destroying most opponents. A strong relay team and a large group of outstanding individuals led the squad to victory. Their biggest test was against Cathedral, an uneven match in which the Panthers found themselves swimming over their heads. THE SWIMMERS From Row Steve Herein. Jim Seligman. Peter Henault. left Colby, David Heath, Kevin Brown. Greg W ' ilk, Greg Robbins, Mark Feeney, Jim McGowan. Second Row John Burney, Mike Ferris. Kev- in Finnegan, Steve Rybacki. Don Groux, Ted Medrek. Jim Cronin. Tom Daudlin, Steve Runquist, Bill Hafey. Third Row Scott Smith, Ron Page. Mark Anetzberger. Steve Wiezbicki, Jay Chipouras, M iss Kerr (diving coach), Jeff Danner. Fred Warren. Rick Parker, Paul Dunkerly. Keith Stewart. Fourth Row Lane Haverly, Ken Lewis, Gene Wiezbicki. Mr. Hamell (asst, coach), Rand Willard. Steve Midwood, Dave Taft, Coach Bolles, John Labroad, Ed Murphy, Tom McGowan, Andy Gurney. U nbeaten Mermen Swim to Title ) 94 ) unusual draw deprived the Lancers of gaining at least a tie for the division crown. East Longmeadow, the sole unbeaten team, at 10-0, faces a rematch with second place Cathedral (10-1), and this time the meet will be held at Linkletter Natatorium, also Tuesday. Spartan coach Dick Bolles has one division title to his credit in eight years, while the Panthers have emerged from the depths of oblivion the last two years to take Division C and B cham- pionships, respectively. The first meeting went to the Spartans, 46-37, but Cathedral coach Charlie Casserly felt they swam over their heads” in that one, ‘We’re making our move now,” he added. Bolles would like to win the title, noting it seems like we’re always second.” The teams are fairly equal in firepower but Bolles has been getting great results from two sophomores — Rick Parker and Steve Wiez- bicki — and he’s hoping they can pick up vitally needed points. As Cathedral Coach Drowns in His Prose EL 112 Fermi High Opp 60 44 Classical 39 52 West Springfield 31 35 Holyoke 28 46 Cathedral 37 49 Amherst 34 47 South Hadley 36 98 Longmeadow 74 49 Minnechaug 34 50 Chicopee Comp. 33 94 Classical 78 48 Hoosac Valley 35 89 Cathedral 83 46 South Hadley 36 54 M innechaug 81 Christmas Relays — 1st Western Mass. Meet — 3 State Swim Meet — 3 EL Swimmers Clinch Division Championship East Longmeadow rules as Western Mass. Division I swim champions after splashing to a thrilling, 89-83 vic- tory over Cathedral before 500 Tuesday at Springfield College’s Linkletter Natatorium. The Spartans, now 13-0 with two dual meets to swim, nailed down the title with five school records two each by freestylers Rand Willard and Rick Parker. Willard who won the 50 (23.6) and 100 (52.6) also an- chored the 400-yard freestyle freelay as the Spartans used a victory in the meet’s final event to gain the verdict. Parker’s victories came in the 200 (1.57.7) and the 500 (5.21). Steve Wizbicki, Dave Taft and Steve Midwood joined Willard in the clinching relay victory. They were timed in 3.33. This also was a school record. It was the second league title for coach Dick Bolles’ mermen. 95 A Season of Surprises Despite the preseason outlook for the defending Valley Wheel Champs, and the lack of scoring punch due to graduation, the Spartans have performed admirably. Coach Modzelewski’s boys were not to retain the title, however. Using agility and hustle, the inexperienced Spartans were able to overcome the much larger teams. Some fine shooting by Capt. Tim Broderick, Rob Lieberwith, Ji-m Dunn, and Paul Pronicki aroused the fans. A tenacious Spartan defense, which consistently held opponents well below their scoring average, proved their key to victory. All in all, the hoop season was a “good effort. The Hoopsters Back Row Coach Modzelewski, Steve Wood, Bob Sullivan, Don O ' Neil. Steve Belch, Tim Broderick. Jim Dunn, Ed Kulik. Paul Pronicki, Dwight Walker, Tom Daly, Scott Miller. Peter Abel, Robert Liebewirth. Front: Larry Bean (Manager). ' . £ , % | yr L E.L. Opp. 51 Westfield 53 62 Wahconah 61 37 W. Springfield 35 51 Mi nnechaug 47 36 Longmeadow 49 64 Ludlow 50 34 Agawam 50 42 South Hadley 57 47 Minnechaug 43 34 Longmeadow 36 59 Ludlow 51 59 Agawam 54 54 South Hadley 66 41 Minnechaug 36 57 Longmeadow 49 61 Ludlow 49 50 Agawam 58 48 South Hadley 76 48 Palmer 17 Hustle, the Story of the Hoop Season 97 Steitz And Douglas, Prospects of Future Years E.L. Opp. 36 Westfield 54 48 Wahconah 46 35 West Springfield 37 35 M innechaug 40 24 Long meadow 27 53 Ludlow 31 46 Agawam 40 48 South Hadley 52 36 M innechaug 41 35 Longmeadow 40 52 Ludlow 36 61 Agawam 48 49 South Hadley 38 57 M innechaug 54 35 Longmeadow 45 73 Ludlow 35 52 Agawam 32 45 South Hadley 63 50 Palmer 15 J V HOOP The J V hoop team had a fine season and showed promise as future varsity stars. Led by a good backcourt duo and some strength up front, the JV ' s were successful in compiling a good record. THE JVERS Back Row Larry Williams. Bob Serra. Bob Laberge. Joe Flaherty. John Douglas. Bruce Keller, Ron Plumb. Walter Lynch, Mark Torricelli. From Row Bill Weisse. Bob Steitz. 98 r Led by some fine shooting, the Frosh had an excellent season. Sharp- shooters, Wayne Richards and Chris Murphy, sparked the highly potent offense. Aided by some steady defense, the team had no trouble attaining a winning season. Back Row John Camerota, Jeff Dobias, Jeff Mattis, Bill Haetinger. Mark Monroe, John Sharon, Chris Murphy, Mark Teden, Mr. Marden (coach). From Row Wayne Richards, Dana Wells, Bill Ollari, Scott Hildreth, Dave Hiller. Mike Fleming, Karl Schuhlen, Mark Kielar. Ross Hamilton. E.L. Opp. 41 M innechaug 45 48 Longmeadow 38 71 Ludlow 32 43 Agawam 37 54 South Hadley 43 41 Minnechaug 47 59 Longmeadow 40 67 Ludlow 41 75 Agawam 49 67 South Hadley 27 35 Minnechaug 37 35 Longmeadow 38 55 Ludlow 39 53 Agawam 39 65 South Hadley 46 Frosh Shoot Way to Success 99 ■ The Hockey Season After a quick start which saw the Spartans defeat their first four opponents with an awesome scoring attack, there could be nothing but optimism for a great Spartan season. Suspensions and injuries resulted in the loss of Mike Daniele, Tony Trase, and Paul Sibley for periods of time. Due to sporadic and sluggish play the Spartans slid into a slump. Senior goalie, Kevin Silk, was often the only force keeping the Spartans in the game. Leading scorers for the Spartans were Chuck Serafin, Paul Serafin, Tony Trase, and Mike Daniele, while Paul Sibley and Joe Grigley lead the core of blue-liners. Row Chuck Serfain. Bill Farrell. Paul Sibley. Mike Daniele. Kevin Silk, Joe Grigley. Paul Serafin. Row 2: Gary Mazza. Henry Roncarati. Joe Ascioti, Paul McCabe, Peter McDyer, Mark Lorenzi, Paul O ' Melia. Art Anderson, Tony Trase. Coach Casartello. Sean Cleary, Joe Daponte, Gerald Lan- taigne. Tom Marino. Peter Beaulieu. Michael Sweich, David Lorenzi. Serafin Leads Scorers E.L. 4 Easthampton Opp. 2 5 Minnechaug 0 5 Commerce 2 5 Greenfield 0 3 Chicopee Comp. 5 0 Easthampton 4 9 Palmer 2 1 Westfield 2 2 Holyoke 5 4 Longmeadow 2 3 Putnam Voc 3 3 Minnechaug 3 3 Holyoke 4 6 Greenfield 1 4 Chicopee Comp. 5 2 Commerce 1 3 Westfield 6 2 Longmeadow 1 1 Putnam Voc. 4 7 Palmer 1 too Silk’s Saves Aid Spry Skaters 101 Girl’s Hoop Paced by Seniors Burke, Hafey And Hazen GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The girls’ basketball team dribbled and shot their way through a fair season. The talented girls, led by a group of outstanding seniors, erased all doubts that girls could play basketball . First Row Candy Penland, Debbie Gemme, Cheryl Busekist, Karen Burke, Linda Carroll, Sue Morin. Second Row Elaine Cox, Alyson Wilk, Wendy Wil- liams, Sue Burney, Karen Zych. Mary McRae, Joanne Moriarty. Third Row Liz McGowan (manager), Reanne Burke, Trish Hafey, Jane Hazen, Patti Falk (manager), Mr. Camp. 102 EL Opp 17 Minnechaug 25 34 Longmeadow 33 31 Ludlow 23 36 Agawam 25 25 South Hadley 30 26 Minnechaug 34 23 Longmeadow 45 31 Ludlow 21 30 Agawam 12 15 South Hadley 32 20 Minnechaug 29 18 Longmeadow 21 38 Ludlow 31 19 Agawam 18 25 South Hadley 34 103 [UUi iu Sieve Maurer. Paul Melbourne. Mai Sandy Clarke. Chris Corm ier Frank O ' Brien. Kyle Nadeau David Misilano, Lisa Moraes Jeff Mattis. John Liquori Ann Collins, Pal Connor Mike Lewis. Sue Moras John Lindahl. Mark Maurer Colin Collins. Donald Cooper Lucy Cook Paul O ' Conner. Michael Ouimelle Mark Mushenko. Pam Newkirk Joanne Mueller Donna Paschello Pal Maybury Gordon Burson. Jeff Colby John Camerola. Mark Buddington Mark Monroe. Donna Michael Al Montana. Theresa Messier Bill Ollari. Roseanna Nicora Rick Pappelardo. Judy Paine Ann Morin 1. Murk Lorerui. Monica Miller 2. Kim Bretta. Karl Bailey 3. Cheryl Carroll, David Craven 4. Linda Carroll. John Burney. Gary Burd 5. Cheryl Busekist. Debbie Buckingham 6. Urana Brown. Joan Bourque 7. Jeff Dobias. Peter Falk 8. Mark Feeney. John Dunn 9. Karen Burke. David Chadbourne 10. Gail McGrath 11. Dave Bradstreet 12. Bob Braman. Pat Belch 13. Eileen McDonald 14. Art Anderson I 5. Charles Bortle, Denise Boucher 16 Bob Martel. Ann Martin 17 Debbie Dowd. Mike Fleming 18. Dorothy Flahive 19. Jimmy Duvall 20. Rick Baker 21 Kevin Brown 22. Jimmie Falcone 23. Anne DeMarco. Darlene Edwards 24. Roberta Bergamini. Gigi Benns. Gabrieli. i nlico. Donna Barnard 107 3 I. 2 1 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 . 10 . 11 . 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 . Gloria Green Carol Graves, Diana Gregory Bill Haetinger, Susan Gacek Pat Fleming Fred Giovaninni Rick Guzzo, John Garwacki Debbie Gemme David Foucher, Willard Gralia Bruce Gray, Jeff Frazee Livio Gravini. Bruce Forbes Linda Francoeur Carol Gebo John Gittles Marcia Gearing Lois Goewev 108 1. 7 3 . 4. 5 . 6 . 7 . S. 9 . 10 . 11. 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 . 16 . 17 . 18 . Tina Jette Kathy Hurst Gregg Harnish Henry Hudon . Dwight Jarvis. Michael Hill, Dave Hiller. Scott Hildreth | Stephen Herein Nancy Hazen Karl Hiller Norma Hanks Allen Hendricks Shaw n I ngle David Heath. Bill Heenan, Peter Henaull. Ross Hamilton Philip Hagopian Lane Haverly . Arlene Jez Dale Hunter Claudia Jaworski Joreh Hogle Dale Johnson ins Lisa Y acovone Dave Prior, Steve Rybacki Howard Burr Katie Steele, Doug Smith Lori Violett, Bob Smile Tom Woods, Holly Wheeler Lisa Smith, Neal Tesini Tina Tomacelli, Tom Small Steve Thornholt, Judy Smith T ommy Bruno Laura Thompson. Charles Simonich Steve Wrinkle, Helen Tongue Jeff Tow nsend. Dave White Karen Sullivan, Steve Sunter Enrico Cellini T om Speight Mike Sommers, Cindy Taft Frank Swanson Ed Cloonan Mark Teden Fred White. Donna White Mary Weiner, Lori Whittemore Cindy Smith Valerie Van Walkenburg Elaine West Heidi Wilson John Sharon Sandy Thirsher. Laura Stebbins 1 10 a Afi V ' At .1 l’� 1. Carl Schulen, Roni Runquist 2. Mary Ann Scanlon 3. Billy Richard, Greg Robinson, Karen Scully 4. Laura Scalise 5. Joan Evens, Karl Faust 6. Patty Creighton, Donald Desnoyers 7. Jane Dunkerly, Dianne Ernsting 8. Jim Seligman 9. Walter Esposito, John Danos 10. Jim Welch, Glenn Tourville 1 1 . Shirley Ducharme, Jimmy Darsigny 12. Mary Ann DiPalma, John Dickson 13. Terry Rogers, Alice Pomeroy 14. Dave Wolcott, Tom Wilson 15. TonyTrase 16. John Price, Robin Roos 17. Kathy Roberts, Cindy Redin 1 8. Wayne Richards 19. Greg Robbins 20. Liz Bagg, Michele Bedard 21. Scott White, Lynn Yacovone 22. Liz Barron 23. Donna Wood 24. Nancy Williams 25. Barbara Borowiec 26. Arnie Ryan. Greg Price 27. David Villamaino, Lisa Whitney 28. BillAllenman 1 1 I 1 . Steve Lawson 2. Linda LaBier 3. Claudia Katze 4. Ken Kaiser. Louella Kenison 5. TonyLeroux 6. Kathy Kelleher 7. Fred Koziol 8. Debbie Latourelle 9. Paul Lavertue 10. David Larose 11. Ellen Leahy- 12. Beth Leroy 13. Nancy Langford. Louise Lariviere 14. Mark Kelly- 15. Anne Lemere. Mark Kielar 16. Betsy Kulik I 12 1. Ted Medrek, Tim McCormick 2. Tom Martin 3. Dave MacCarrol 4. Donna Babcock. Sue Baker 5. David Main 6. Tina Leroux, Bob Jackson 7. Walter Lynch 8. Kenneth Lewis 9. Denise Lemon, Cheryl Laliberte 10. Bob LaBerge 11. Mike Broderick. Paul Bechard 12. Lynn Bassett. Terry Benns 13. Mary Lou Beusee 14. Linda Johnson 15. Jim Baker, Mike Barron 16. Peter Beaulieu 17. Don Jackson 1 8. John Keller 113 1. Terri Feinberg, Paul Dunkerley 2. Lisa Basile 3. Barb DeMarco, Jill Driscoll 4. Brian DeMarey 5. Collette Ferree, Richard Ferrero 6. Linda Busekist 7. Christopher Fernald, Maura Driscoll 8. Roger Tracy 9. Diane Fiorentino, Ken Ferreira 10. Suzanne Doersam 11. Kevin Venne, Gary Vigliano 12. Kathy Eastman 13. BobWalz 14. John Douglas 15. Robert Dupuis 16. Anora McKnight 17. Chris Ward 18. Joe Flaherty, Bob Dion 19. Bill Ferrero 20. TadZebryk 2 1 . Chet Flahive, Chris Dion, Kevin Finnegan 22. Mike Ferris 23. Donna Tracy 24. Kathy Venne 25. Donna Vagts 26. Laura Wilder 27. Ron Decoteau 28. John Durham 114 is 1 ! 1 . Anne Guidette, Cheryl Halon, Ken Hanson 2. Diane Griswold, Karen Hand. Ray Fontaine 3. Teresa Graf, Debbie Hayes 4. Greg Pash 5. Kathy Sullivan, Diane Sevigne, Bill Templet 6. Kim Spaulding 7. Warren Heck, Dale Gregory 8. Paul Tarnowski 9. Michael Heath 10. Bob Steitz 1 1. Cindy Smith 12. Ricky Parker, Lisa Palombella 13. Lynn Seppanen, Jocelyn Ross 14. Barbara Scott, Kris Simons 15. Dennis Rodford, Alyson Wilk 16. Tracy Plass 17. Mindi Soffan, Mark Torrecelli 18. Mark Rutherford 19. Linda Thodal 20. Keith Parker, Mary Lou Riga 21. Mike Scully 22. Linda Salvon, Kevin Rowland 23. Henry Roncarati 24. James Taylor 25. Sandy Gauthier, Abbey Gardner 26. Valerie Gay, Kim Hallen, Rick Hedin xiazp aeborer :h P 1. Laura Clark, Joe Carney 2. Lori Barsom. Carol Bouchard 3. Joanne Bryant 4. Chris Bonavita 5. Cheryl Brouillette 6. Tom Daudelin. Bob Cuvellier 7. Sue Burney 8. Peter Dalessio 9. Nannette Bouyea 10. Irish Davidson, Sue Davis, Charles Burke 1 1 . Dorothy Boshuyzen 12. Lisa Contrino 13. Joe Daponte, Tom Connor. Jim Cronin 14. Bob Bromley 15. Cathy Brown 16. Barbara Cantalini 17. Elaine Cox 18. Mike Czupryna, Tom Craven 19. David Christensen 20. Sean Cleary 21. Jenny Chenoweth, Nancy Cochran, Jay Chipouras. Bruce Clarke 116 ■ 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 1 1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Sue Meron Don MeNeish. Jennifer Lynch Bob Lupi Ton Longo. Brian Manley Ciail McGrady. Dave Lussier Lori O ' Neill Julie Misiiano. Matthew Murawski Gary Minnetle Sue Mum ford nne Quintette Mars McRae Paul McCabe Tom Nieora Tom Marino A I McQuillan Joanne Moriarts Marvin Nay Dave Markham. Carl Mercieri 117 mi 1 . Bob Passburg, Steve Peskin. Martha Oparowski 2. Tom Ryan 3. Ron Plumb, Linda Reis 4. Jeff Paquin, Kathy Peterson 5. Art Robertson, Tom Setian 6. Celeste Racicot 7. Theresa Plumb 8. Chris Murphy 9. Sarah Scheumann 10. Debbie Plante 11. Mike Mushenko. Dawn Remington 12. Donna Paquette 13. Stanley Shaw 14. Doug Paris 15. Claire Plante 16. Debbi Sias 17. Ken Pixley 18. Debra Richard 19. Eileen Saunders 20. Marie Santos, Donna Scibelli 21. John Panzetti, Candy Penland 118 1. Don Connor 2. Michele Pannier 3. Bill Sorel. Bob Songeny 4. Tom Perron, Pam Richers 5. Bill Hafey 6. Lynn Sinowski 7. Mary Alice Cushman 8. Neil Stanton, Don Tetreault 9. Steve Guzzo 10. Ron Gebo 11. Francis Giallanza 12. SueTarpinian 13. Gary Teixiera 14. Kevin Stewart 15. Ted Kielar 16. Jim Collins 17. Doug St. Marie 18. Nora Reed 19. Gregg Richers, Doug Paige 20. Joe Thompson. David Smith 21. MikeSwiech 22. Mike Franceschelli 23. Sandy Redin 24. Don Plante 25. Eric Day 1 19 mi 1. Lisa Nuzzolilli 2. Bill Page 3. Kathv Morace 4. Ray Willard 5. Mark Hildreth 6. Karin Zych 7. Chris LaBorde 8. Carol Michael. Brenda Nooney 9. Dianne Oakes, Paul O ' Melia 10. Sherri Oldach. Mike Miller 11. BillWeisse 12. Jerry Lantaigne 13. Steve Houghton. Steven Krusiewicz 14. Steve Wiezbicki. Anthony Vecchiarelli 1 5. S I via Molinari. John Nystrom 16. Larry W illiams 17. Liz Viveiros 18. Judy Keeley 19. Linda White. Daryl Weiner 20. Julie Turner 21 . Liz Laudig 22. Diane Kane 23. Debbie Huber 120 1. Coleen Conway 2. Diane DeRosier. Sherry Zych 3. Patty Falk. Shelley Brow n 4. Joy Fopiano 5. Debbie Tomacelli 6. Argira Murawski 7. Bob Haynes. Scott Smith 8. Karen Kielar, Anna Barton 9. Nancy Goewey 10. Steve St. Once 11. Sue Williams 12. Maryellen Brown 13. Lori Davis 14. Ronny Page 15. Donna Graves - 121 0 ,r ' A 19 . 20 Joe McDyer. Steve Micelotta Heather Mclntire, Arthur Murphy Barbara Monroe. Diane Midwood Don O ' Neill George Murphy, Liz McGowan Lori Miller. Gay McMahon George O ' Brien, Ld Murphy Cathy McGettrick. Debbie Myers Cliff Noreen Paul Pappelurdo, Gary Paquette Mark Oakes Peter McDyer Cindy Napolilan Debbie Nuzzolilli Joe Monzillo Gene Wiezbicki, Scott Williams Scott Page Paul Votze, Leslie Wheeler Ronny Zimmerman. Steve Weber James O ' Toole Mark Hiller. Bob Harwood Jack White. Nancy Webster Joanne Vadnais, Carol Wilson. Carol Wood Gary Graf, Don Gregory 122 ■ I. 2 . 3. 4. 5. 6 . 7. 8 . 9. 10 . 11 . 12 . 13. 14 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20 . 21 . 22 . 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. Linda Decoteau. Annette Debour, Tom Daly, Brian Carabetta Lynn Danos Mitchell Curtis Jeff Kites. Penny Marino Susan Cornwell Diana Davis Judy Russo Arlene McCormick, Kevin Lacey Mark Sanderson Don Christianson Marlene Magnani, Bob Landry Fred Cook Donald Knapp Kenneth Plumb Paul Adams, Sallie Blackburn Bill Benis Steve Redin Mary Ann Peterson Don Richards Jan Rollins Steve Quimby, Walter Regnier Mary Roy Sue Bagg, Don Baker Betty Proulx Robert Breau Marianne Bergamini John Buddington Mary Battige If 3 1. Patti Gasperini 2. Sue Pomeroy 3. Tom Pick nally 4 Debbie Brennan 5. Diane Peperis 6. Paul Plante 7. Peter Abel X. Mary karalekas 9. Paul Pronieki 10. MikeCamerota I I . Cindy Pasquale I 2. Jim Patnode 13. Linda Dobias 14 Sandy Paris. Sue Po i 15. Brian Cahill 16 David Poreelli 1 7. Maura W illis lk. Nancy Pelzer 19. Anne Lodigiani 20. Tom Creighton 124 1 . John Miller 2. Debbie Moss 3. Dan Dickson 4. Craig Diduk 5. John Mayburv 6. Lee Gearing 7. Mike Lyons 8. Patty Longo 9. Joe Lepianka 10. James May 11. Nancy Jo Lacey 12. Diane Edwards. Danny Evans 13. Jim Dunn 14. Brenda Gallagher 15. Ly nn Dumala. Bill Earrell 16. Emily Dipalma, Bob Doe II 125 1. 2 . 1 4 . 5 . 6 . 7 . 8 . 9 . 10 . 1 1. 12 . 13 . 14 . 15 . 16 . 17 . IS. 19 . 20 . 21 . 22 . 23 ’ 24 . 25 . Paul Wilson John LaBroad, Sue Kulis John Sevigne, Chuck Serafin Janet Laliberte. Mark Lyman Steve W ' ood. Dwight Walker Kerry Goguen Cheryl Spencer, T om Saunders Richard LaFlamme, Jean LaMountain Ron Hood, InesGranaudo Rich Lupi, Dave Lorenzi, Diane Markham. Paul Kennedy, Kathleen Little Bill Hill, Don Heenan Brian Gray. John Giovaninni Debbie Golon, Lois Gowash Mark Masi Mark Vogel. John Zebryk Jon Wilson. Karen Whitlock Tom Tourville, Kristine Silk Diane Johnson Terry Zucalla, Joanne Vigli ano Margaret Villamaino Scott Turner. Gary Tay lor Eric Thodal Ed Speliacy Nancy White i 1 3 t. BillJotinson 2. Cheryl Hill. Diane Hoague 3. Gail Gaudette. Steve Finn 4. Cynthia Gentile, Ray Fleming 5. Martha DeVeber. Tony Fleming 6. Sue Frederick. Jim Georgantas 7. Jimmy Hahn 8. Herb Johnson 9. Tom Stevens 10. Richard Garafalo, Scott Ferris 11. Pam Holland, Kathy Hilton 12. Richard Snow 13. Pat Forrest, Cynthia DeVall 14. Carol Sue Brown 15. Tim Topitzer 16. Ann-Marie Borden 17. Denis Sheehan 18. Darlene Bitzer 19. Margaret Burgess, Lvnn Davis 20. Holly Belch 21. Richard Turgeon 22. Andrea Towle 23. Joyce Breau 24. John Scalise 25. Tina Carliell, John Carroll 26. Michele Speer 27. Judy Sunter 28. Denise Boutin. Barbara Balser 127 The Men for ADMINISTRATION: (L toR) Mr. Hart, Mr. Shindler, Mr. Cannone. OFFICE SECRETARIES: (L to R) Mrs. Munzert, Mrs. Livingstone, Mrs. Kehting. SCHOOL COMMITTEE: (L to R)( Dr. Porter, Mrs. Bulkley. Mr. Bryce, Mr. Bergeron, Mr. Towle, Mr. Brown). All Seasons i L to R i Mr. Shurtleff, Assistant Superintend- ent, Dr. Porter, Superintendent, Mr. Clark, Cur- riculum Coordinator, Mr. Crapser, Assistant to the Superintendent. SUPERINTEND- ENT SECRE- TARIES: tC toR): Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Yacavone, Mrs. Loiko, Mrs. Hire. 131 132 ’FACULTY Upper Left: ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, From RowfL to R) Miss Fay, Miss Gallant. Back RowfL to R) Mr. Simonds, Mr. Smith. Up- per Middle: ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, Front Row ( L to R ) Miss Sessler, Mrs. Yetwin, Mrs. Allard. Back Row (L to R) Mr. Grocott, Mr. McKinney, Mr. Mazzariello. Upper Right: ART DEPART- MENT, (LtoR) Mr. Goldie, Miss Exley. Lower Left: HISTORY DEPARTMENT, (L to R) Mr. Roan, Mr. Smith, Mr. Vickers, Mr. Marden, Mr. Lech, Mr. Sarazin, Mr. Pendleton, Mrs. Matloff. Lower Right: INDUSTRIAL ARTS, (L to R) Mr. Gauthier, Mr. Casartello, Mr. Symes, Mr. Bernatowicz. 133 Upper Left: SCIENCE DEPARTMENT. Front Row, ( L to R ) Mrs. Goldie, Mr. Sullivan, Mrs. Kniola. Back Row ( L to R j Mr. Cokkinias, Mr. Debacher, Mr. Bunce, Mr. Dale, Mr. Parisi, Mr. Troutman. Upper Middle: BUSINESS DEPART- MENT, f L to R I Mr. Cooley, Mr. St. Germain, Miss Golash, Mrs. Simanski, Mrs. Redler, Miss Herschuk. Lower Left: FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT, Front Row (L to R)Mts. Fleming, Mrs. Tibbetts. Back RowfL to R I Miss Mele, Miss Parrow, Mr. Dowling, Mrs. Richards. 134 faculty Upper Right: MATH DEPART- MENT, From Row(L to R) Mrs. Rossiter, Mrs. Sheldon. Back Row (L to R) Mr. Courtney, Mr. Burns, Mr. Porowski. Lower Right: MATH DEPARTMENT, (L to R) Mr. Mann, Mrs. Wilk, Mr. Du- tille, Mr. McCormick, Mr. Hamel. I V 1 1 1 4 am r.;9| 1 1 1 v| 1 ¥ — 1 Jg b ' M M 135 m Upper Left: GIRLS PHYS. ED., (L to R) Miss Kerr, Miss Upshaw. Lower Left: BOYS PHYS. ED., (L to R) Mr. Dobias, Mr. Modzelewski. Lower Middle Left: BOYS PHYS. ED., Mr. Bolles. Lower Middle Right: ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, Mrs. Freed. Lower Right: GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT, fZ. to R ) Mr. Dunajski, Mrs. DeSellier, Mr. Camp, Mrs. McCormick, Mr. Emerson, Mrs. Mink. Upper Right: HOME ECONOMICS, (L to R) Mrs. McIntyre, Miss Chmielewski. Upper Middle Left: ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, Mr. Kerson. 137 Upper Left: FOREIGN LANGUAGE — Mr. Nickett. Lower Left: THE COOKS. Bottom Left: MUSIC DEP ARTMENT, ( L-R) Mr. Turner, Mr. Charron, Mr. Cheney. Opposite Page — Opposite Right: FOREIGN LANGUAGE, Mrs. Payne. Opposite Page — Bottom Left: LIBRARY STAFF, (L-R i Mrs Kielar, Mrs. Lopes. 138 fcf Seniors’ Sales Soar ( L to R l Mr. Shindler, Kim Wiezbicki, Wendy Williams. Again this year the seniors of E.L.H.S. launched a balloon sale to raise funds for their class. The drive soared due to the vigorous sales of hot air. • .0 « f , ' JJ , .%l ■ V ' f r , 1 ■ 1 ' l jBR, ' • f Step Out for Frances 143 L. G. M. Assembly — Freshman Elections FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS -Seated: Robin Roos treasurer, Tony Trase member at large, Mark Kielar — vice president. Standing: Jim Darsigny - president, Sandy Clarke — secretary . 144 •f f Soccer And Cross Country Combine for Hearty Feast Playoffs Bring End to Football Streak With the complex rating system holding up the decision on the Western Mass. Champ., the powers decided to engage in the battle of the year. E.L. and Pittsfield tangled for the championship berth. The first half found the Spartans in control with a 20-0 lead, but a great fourth quarter rally by Pittsfield ended the struggle in a 20-20 tie. Back to the rating system: E.L. got the nod. 1 n a superb defensive battle, highlighted by an array of incredible plays, the Algonquin team prevailed, 6-2. 146 Gridiron Banquet Fit for Champions 147 Sophomores Host Harvest Dance 148 149 Child Development: Project Nursery School E.L.H.S. offers a unique course to its upperclassmen and women to prepare them for the establish- ment of their own homes. Child Development was designed to develop a constructive relationship between parents and children. The girls involved in the course study child development from the prenatal stage to pre-adolescence. This year the class, prompted by Miss Chmielewski, eagerly invited some preschool children to their child development class. The girls made toys for the children to play with and some even brought gifts for them as Christmas presents. The girls in the two classes were separated into different groups. Each group had a job to do. There were games to be planned and refreshments to be made. A free play period was set up so that the children could get used to each other by associating with each other. Then they had group games and singing. This project worked out very well. Not only for the children, but for the students as well. It gave the girls a chance to observe w hat they had been studying about children’s behavior. It also allowed the girls to show what they had learned in the course. Tup Picture I L to R ): Janet Phillips, Katherine Manley, Joan Vigliano, Nancy Webster enjoy the story as much as the children do. Middle Lejt: “I ' m hiding from the Cookie Monster.” Bottom Lejt: Reanne Burke and Sue Noel recall- ing the good old days.” 150 French Club Christmas Party Joyeux Noel Noel en France — La fete religieuse et l ' accueil du Pere Noel ont ete combines a la reunion annuelle du cercle Francais. Below Peter Jacobson and Mrs. Fleming helping Santa get ready. Wonders of Winter Awaiting the spring, the 1973 School Building Committee re- views plans for the new addition. Back Row I L lo R i Mr. Shindler. Mr. Russell (Chairman), Mr. Bow- ler. Mr. Anderson. Mr. Smith. trout Row it lo Re Dr. Porter. Mrs. Gregory. Mrs. Grigley. Mrs. Burd . 153 Music Night — Singing Softly Through the Night 154 Front Row: Left to Right: Linda Thodal, Diane Peperis, Sue Tarpinian, Pam Maybury, Ellen Leahy, Debbie Dowd, Dale Hunter. Middle Row: Left to Right: Gene Wiezbicki, Shelley Brown, Lynn Nasman, Bob Sullivan, Debbie Deming, Karen Hand, Jo-Ann Waide, Debbie Latourelle, Patty Creighton, Thomas Creighton, John Ferreira, James Darsigny. Back Row: Left to Right: Joe Holotka, Peter Abel, John Weisse, Mike Thompson, Bill Weisse. Student Government Student Government The student body is ably represented by the student government. Speaking out for the students is the monumental job of its members. This year a massive candy sale was waged to raise money. Headed by Mr. Sarazin, the student government touches all aspects of student life, providing lunchroom control, aiding projects in financial distress, and co-sponsoring Spartanum. 158 Honor Society Those who are elite in the field of knowledge may enter the honor society. This wise group is guided by Mrs. Freed with Kim Wiezbicki as president. Although honor society members have special privileges to reward their superior intellectual performance, they quietly devote hours to tutoring students who are having temporary difficulty. A well-rounded group, honor society co-sponsors Spartanum each year with gusto. Honor Society Front Row: Left to Right: Denise Croteau, Ines Granuado, Carol Demarinis, Patty Falk, Diane Christensen, Dianne Doersam . Second Row: Left to Right , Lisa Nystrom, Sarah Holland, Mitchell Curtis, Marsha Pomeroy, Sandra Laudig, Karen Walker, Carol Blair, Anne Lloyd. Third Row: Left to Right , Mike Garber, Dart Nadeau, Mike Thompson, John Weisse, Bob Sullivan, Tony Fleming, Jean Bouchard, Pam Maybury, Shirley Maciaga, Kim Wiezbicki. First Row ; Left to Right, Besty Keeley, Barb Burney, Jo-Ann Waide, Jane Hazen, Trish Hafey, Meg Zimmerman, Cathy Chipouras, Gail Pash, Robert Lieberwirth. Second Row: Left to Right Larry Bean, Sherry Couch, Lynn Nasman, Linda Dobias, Shelley Brown, Kim Wiezbicki, Warren Simons, Kathy Runquist, Reanne Burke, Paul Votze, Cindy Kosmas, Wendy Williams, Chris White, Mike Mineo, David ' l ranghese. Third Row: Left to Right: Tim Broderick, Tom Bradstreet, Scott Miller, David Taft, Bob Sullivan, Gene Wiezbicki, Brian Gray, Ed Kulik, Mike Daniele, John Weisse, Rand Willard, Jim Dunn, John Muscolo. Varsity Club Varsity Club For those who have lettered in at least one varsity sport at ELHS, there is the varsity club. President Larry Bean and the members hope to raise money by picking up the fields after the cheering fans leave our sporting events. Lunchroom patrol demonstrates a school spirit- ed service activity of the varsity club. Debate Club “Poverty in the United States” is this year’s contro- versial topic from which will stem the rousing arguments of the EL debaters. Under the direction of Mr. McKinney, the varsity debaters, Glenn McRae, John Ferreira, Lisa Basile, and Kathy Eastman, hope to verbally assault and overcome their opponents. They began their competition at U Mass. South Hadley and Holyoke size up as the toughest competition in the league. If words, precision, and logic stimulate you, and you thrive on argument, this club is for you. Debate Left to Right; John Ferreira, Anne Ouimette, Bill Ferrero, Lisa Basile, Glenn McRae, Mr. McKinney, Nancy Cocharan, Anora McKnight, Kathy Eastman, Mary Jo Mazzaferro, Sue Shaw. Back Row: Left to Right: Cheryl Busekist, Mike Lemanski, James O’Hara, Gary Powers, Richard Ferrero, Ray Fontaine, John Ascioti. Middle Row: Left to Right , John Cross, Maria Malesta, Dick Moriarty, Fred Cook, Ted Kielar, Ed Brainerd, Paul Bechard, Ken Hansen, Mr. Burns. Floor : Mark Teden, Mitchell Curtis. Chess Club Coach Burns looks for the big year from these future Fischers. With hopes of reaching the Western Mass, finals, he will rely heavily upon number one man, Mitch Curtis. Earlier in the year, M itch took the first annual Civic Center class D chess open. Fred Cook, Jim Collins, and a couple of females with potential should give the team what it needs to move in and capture the championship. Chess Model I Model Congress Mrs. Matloff advises the Model Congress whose goal is the mastery of the ways and means of the governmental process. Since this is its sole purpose, fund raising is not necessary. Learning Parlimentary procedure, writing and perfecting its own bills, and visiting other model congresses to exchange ideas encompass its activities. Eventually it hopes to provide a forum for the exchange of issues relevant to the problems facing America today. Meanwhile, Model Congress provides informed political citizens to increase the town voter list. 162 Math Club Headman Dick Burns looks for a great year from the mathematical wizards. Hying a championship, the EL group must beat out perennial champ Classical. Their hopes ride high on the performance of Mike Thompson, who will be vying for the individual title of Pioneer Valley. With such worthy competitors as Mitch Curtis and Dart Nadeau on his side, the league championship should be no problem. Back Row: Left to Right, Mrs. Matloff, Denise Boutin, Carol Sue Brown. Front Row: Left to Right: Nancy Cocharan. Susan Shaw, Tracy Plass. Congress Math Back Row: Left to Right: Mike Thompson, Mike Lemanski. Middle Row: Left to Right, Mr. Hamel, Dart Nadeau. Fred Cook, Mr. Burns. Front Row: Left to Right; Anne Lloyd, Mitchell Curtis. m ■ X J 1 £ jjM X 1 Bttft y miT JM « V x, V Off 1 ■ ' X j ' jC ' y n i The prestigious group of illustrous voices called the select chorus is headed by Mr. Cheney. They make appear- ances at various clubs and churches. Of the group, thirteen members are in the District Chorus while six were asked to try out for the All-State Chorus. Twelve will be singing in the Y oung People ' s Concert in January. Included in their winter schedule are some twenty public appearances. Music ranging from early American to Modern is included in each of their varied programs. Select Chorus Band Mr. Turner directs the all-star cast that composes the Spartan band. In the fall they delight the football crowds with dazzling halftime interpretations of such tunes as Shaft, The Spanish Flea, and the frequently requested Peanuts Polka. A select few make up the Pit Band, which is a well-known highlight of Spartanum. An even smaller group is chosen to try out for the District and All-State bands, the supreme goal of all band members. With this abundance of talent, how can they possibly be stopped in their strive for perfection? 165 First Row: Left to Right: Bette Proulx, Kathy McGettrich, Ines Granaudo, Sue Morin. Anne Collins, Alice Pomeroy, Mark Stanton, James Prior, Pete Jacobsen. Second Row: Left to Right: Cheryl Busekist, Pat Maybury, Debbie Huber, Ann Ouimette, Michele Sullivan, Diane Blair. Third Row: Left to Right: Advisor, Mrs. Richards, Sue Meron, Kathy Eastman, Carol DeMarinis, Tracy Plass, Gabrielle Croteau, Carol Blair, Nancy Sheldon, Diane Christensen, Linda Giallanza, Karen Kielar, Debbie Tomacelli, Pat Forrest, Trish Davidson, Terri Feinberg, Kathy Roberts, Dorothy Flahive, Cheryl Carroll. French Spanish First Row: Left to Right . Candy Penland, Kim Wiezbicki, Pam Maybury, Corrine Durham, Scott Smith, Loretta Weaver, Helen Retynsky, 1 nes Granaudo, Lori Yacovone, Lynn Yacovone. Sherryl Zych, Nancy White, Terri Zuccala, Neil Stanton. Second Row: Left to Right: Tom Cushman, Debbie Dowd, Mary Garrow, Kim Bretta, Marsha Pomeroy, Donna Webb, Judy Hanna, Cindy Smith, Lisa Smith. Darlene Edwards, Merrie Weiner, Emily Child, Sandy Gauthier, Kim Halen, John Zuffoletti First Row Ken Kaiser, Donald Cooper, Donald Groux, Paul Plante, Dana Wells, Charles Bortle. Second Row: Left to Right: Michelle Bedard, Kar- en Lachut. Roxanne Carlisle, Karen Kielar, Patty Falk, Heather Mclntire, Carol Sue Brown, Denise Boutin. Latin French Club The French club will partake in its usual activities this year. Early in the year there was a French cooking demonstration. Quebec City and Montreal are their destinations for this year’s trip. The festive French Club Mardi Gras is scheduled during the winter months. Spanish Club Advisor Miss Parrow will conduct the Spanish Club abroad this year. They are planning their trip to Spain in the spring. This year’s altruistic aim is to sponsor a Guatemalen child, her name is Ana Duque Concoba. The members hope to fund Ana Duque by having various bake sales. Lastly the club will tempt gourmet palates with the native dishes of old Spain at I nternational night. 167 ant f-i— 1 im U ' ' j Sr i “ -A First Row. L to R Silvana Gravini, Darlene Bitzer, Colin Collins, Dave Anderson, Mark Sanderson, Leslie Hastings. Second Row. L to R: Judy Wright. Don Connors, Mrs. Kniola, Livio Gravini, Larry Stronberg, Denise Boutin, Heather Mclntire, Dianne Doersam. Sciences A group of inquisitive individuals get together to search for answers to the problems of science. A newly formed club, its main purpose is the discussion of various scientific topics. The members plan to stage a campaign during the energy crisis to make the students and teachers of ELHS aware of its existence. Boston Science Museum is their destination in the spring. If you ' re curious, join up and solve a few scientific problems. Sciences AFS The American Field Service, or AFS annually sponsors a foreign exchange student. This year’s student, Frances Swaine, comes from England. She resides with one of our students w hile attending I L 168 L to R Jay Pronicki. Judy Wright, Tom Gowash, Chris Grocott. Beverly Byrnes, Fred Stockwell, Sue V illiams, Sharon Oldaeh, Miss Sessler. Literary Magazine Sour Lemons, the notable ELHS literary magazine, is directed by Miss Sessler. Its purpose is to express the creative thoughts of its talented writers. One of its members. Jay Pronicki, adds an artistic touch to the magazine with his imaginative illustrations. Literary Magazine JililllUliliUllilh Standing, L to R: Suzanne Doer- sam, Debbie Tommacelli. Mark Masi, Frances Swaine. Carol Brown, Pat Maybury, Helen Tongue. Donna Paschetto, Sandy Gauthier. Corrine Durham, Abby Gardner, Tina Tommacelli. Kneel- ing: L to R John Buddington, John Maybury. Ines Granaudo. Dianne Doersam. Pam Maybury. 169 Front Row . L 10 R Bette Proulx. Gail McGrath , Michelle Sullivan. Debbie Deschler, Mrs. Mink Second Row, L 10 R Mary McRae. Karen Hand, Carol Bouchard. Third Row. L lo R Sue Pozzi, Diana Davis, Diane Hoague, Charlene Newkirk, Debbie Gaboury, Michelle Speer. Pat Forrest, Lisa Palombella, Kim Wiezbicki, Barb Burney. Absent: Lisa Nystrom, Linda Reese, Monica Miller. The special education group is headed by Mrs. Mink. Its main purposes are to volunteer and help exceptional children and to learn about the various fields of special education. Each week they travel to the Trinity recreation center for the retarded in Monson to help others in any way possible. They take various field trips to hear speakers on special education and and will peak their year with a trip to Boston Special Olympics in the spring. Special Education FTA Giving high school students an insight into the rewarding profession of teaching is what Future Teachers of America is striving to attain. Monthly meetings are incorporated to allow the student teachers to speak of their various experiences and of techniques they have acquired. This year the girls are putting on a play, Alice in Wonderland. This whimsical fantasy will be performed at all the elementary schools. If you aspire to being a teacher, get into FTA. Silling: Left to Right: Gabrielle Croteau. Meg Zimmerman, Diane Hoague. Kim Wiezbicki, Katherine Manley, Nancy Zeliff, Michelle Sullivan, Linda Giallanza, Janet LaLiberte, Diane Blair, Standing: Lejl lo Right; Diana Davis, Charlene Newkirk. Cheri W inton, Carol Blair. Barb Burney. Argira Murawski. Karen Kielar. Andrea McKnight. Mr. Calabrese, Sue Meron, Sandy Paris. Majorettes Under the capable leadership of Miss Golash, the majorettes held the crowd spellbound with impressive stunts to highlight the halftime festivities at the EL football games. This, though, is not the limit of their activities. Various bake sales during the summer raised money for their elaborate lighted batons and new uniforms. Led by Co-Captains Terri Smith and Kathy Bartlett, they will hopefully continue to light up the LL sporting events. Majorettes Left to Right; Sandra Clarke. Judy Keeley, Liz Laudig. Susan Kulis. Joanne Moriarty. Judy Hanna. Terri Smith. Kathy Bartlett. Debbie Huber. Candy Penland. Cheerleaders A ides Standing: Lejl to Right Anne Lodigiani, Leslie Guilmette, Patti Gasperini, Anne-Marie Anetzberger, Kneeling: Lejt lu Right: Judy Martin, Jennifer Dauten, Lisa Nystrom, Connie Cushman. I IBRARY AIDES last Row, Left to Right; Sue Meron, Kathy Georgantis, Monica Miller, Margaret Corliss, Lucie C ook, Barbara Monroe, SiK’ana (jravini. Carole Small, Anora McKnight, Linda Busckist, Heather Mclntire, Denise Boutin, Carol Sue Brown, Sue Morin. Second Row: Left to Right; Katie Steele, Daryl Weiner, Sue Ferrero, Donna Graves. Darlene Bitzer, Anna Congo, Jane Dunkerly, Ann Martin. First Row: Left to Right, Tom Small, Russell Falbert. Ann Morin, Joreh llogle. Dale Johnson, Lisa Whitney, Janet LaLiberte. GUI DANCE AIDES First Row Left to Right; Sharon Oldach, Terri Feinbcrg. Judy Santer, Claudia Jawarski, Pat O ' Connor, Lisa Nystrom, Lynn Davis, Second Row: Left to Right; Cindy Illig, Trish Davidson. Kathv McGettrick, Diane Midwood. Michelle Speer, Debbie Golan, Arlene McCormick. Andrea Towle, Anne Lloyd. OFFICE AIDES First Row Left to Right; Meredith Weiner, Dale Hunter. Jo- Ann Mueller, Eileen McDonald, Karen Lachut, Second Row: Left to Right; Carol Bouchard, Colette Feree, Norma Hanks, Claudia Jaworski, Debbie Gemme, Third Row : Lejt to Right; Sue Cornwell. Barbara DeMarco. Donna W ebb, Argira Murawski, Anne Lloyd. 173 RED CROSS CLUB L to R Debbie Nuzzolilli, Sue Cornwell, Patricia Davidson, Terri Feinberg, Michelle Bedard, Margaret Burgess, Karen Whitlock, Advisor: Mrs. Charlene McIntyre. Red Cross Photography PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Front Row. 1. to R Cheryl Fattini, Terri Feinberg, John Sharon. Kevin McCandhsh. Heather Mclntire, David Anderson, Richard Pappelardo, Greg Price. Middle Row. I. to R Pam Holland, Wendy Williams, Patricia Davidson, Sue Pozzi, Darlene Bitzer, Silvana Gravim, Denise Boutin, Lane Haverly. M ichael Heath, M r. Vickers. hird Row. L to R Ed Spellacy, Charles Bortle, Pat Forrest. From Row(LioR): Terri Smith Dick Moriarty, Patricia Falk, Karen Kielar. Anna Barton, Scott Smith, Sherryl Zych. 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Parker Gene Parker Mr. Mrs. Allen Pash Paul Peltier Mr. Mrs. Eugene Perrault Debbie Perron Mr. Mrs. Robert Peskin Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Peterson Bennet Phelan Mr. Mrs. Philip Piscionari Family Theodore Plachta Mr. Mrs. Archie H. Plante Mr. Mrs. Plumadores Mr. Mrs. Wallace Plumb Mr. Mrs. Herbert Pomeroy Mr. Mrs. Leon Pomeroy Mr. Mrs. Judson Pooler Mr. Mrs. Robert Potvin Roger O. Poulin Mr. Mrs. Charles E. Powell Mr. Mrs. William Powell Mr. Mrs. Eugene Pronicki Mr. Mrs. Raymond Purdy Mr. Mrs. Donald H. Quimby Mrs. Quinn Mrs. Thomas E. Quinn Dr. Mrs. Raymond Racicot Mr. Mrs. J.V. Rafferty III Mary Rattotti Mr. Mrs. Robert H. Ramey Charotte Charlie Reed Mr. Mrs. James Remington Mr. Mrs. Marcel Renaud Mrs. Rose Resta Mr. Mrs. Ivan Retynsky Mary J. Rich William R. Richard Mr. Mrs. Elmer Richards Mr. Mrs. James A. Rintoul Mrs. Irene Ritchie Dr. Mrs. Kenneth Robbins Mr. Mrs. Arthur C. Robertson Mrs. Neil Robinson Mr. Mrs. Donald B. Robitaille Mrs. Rockwell Mr. Mrs. Samuel F. Rockwell 1 1 1 Mr. Mrs. Thomas Rogan Mr. Mrs. Francis Rogers Roland Turgeon Construction Mr. Mrs. Fred Rook Mr. Mrs. George E. Roos Mr. Mrs. Thomas Rosso M rs. Hugo Roth Mr. Mrs. William Rowland Mr. Mrs. Aren Roy A1 Rydstadt Mr. Mrs. Dean W. Safford R. Safford Family 183 Mr. Mrs. Gary St. Hill Mr. Mrs. Rupert St. John Mr. Mrs. Richard St. Onge Sam Dee Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Sanderson M rs. J. Santanello Mr. Mrs. Thomas Santanello Mrs. Robert Saunders Mr. Mrs. Savaria Mr. Mrs. C.J. Schermerhorn Mr. Mrs. William F. Scheumann Jr. Mr. Mrs. Salvatore Scibelli Mr. Mrs. John Scott Jr. Glenn Paul W. Scott R.S. Scott Mr. Mrs. Joseph Scully Mr. Mrs. K..I. Seppanen Mr. Mrs. Anthony T. Serafin Mr. Mrs. Gennaro Settembre Mr. Mrs. E.W. Seymour Mr. Mrs. Stanley R. Shaw Jr. Mr. Mrs. C. Shea M r. M rs. George J . Shea Mr. Mrs. Michael J. Shugrue Mr. Mrs. H. Palmer Sibley Mr. Mrs. Arthur F. Siciliano Mr . M rs. John W. Silk Mr. Mrs. Harry Simard Richard Sinclair Mr. Mrs. Mitchell Skoczylas Mr. Mrs. Andrew Skroback Jr. David Slate Mr. Mrs. Donald Smith Mr. Mrs. Frank Smith Mr. Mrs. George F. Smith Henry Smola Mr. Mrs. Robert Songeny Mr. Mrs. Russell Spaulding Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Speer Mr. Mrs. Edward Speight Mr. Mrs. Leo M. Speight Mr. Mrs. Thomas W. Speight Stephen Lynne Spring Gertrude M. Staples Mr. Mrs. George Starr Mr. Mrs. William D. Stebbins M urial Stephens Mr. Mrs. Charles C. Stevens Mr. Mrs. Craig W. Stewart Mr. Mrs. Glen Stewart Alan Stockwell Mr. Mrs. Marshall F. Stockwell Mr. Mrs. William Stolecki Mr. Mrs. James Sullivan Mr. Mrs. Michael Sullivan Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Sullivan H. Summer Mr. Mrs. John Szymko M rs. Arnold Talbert Mr. Mrs. LeoTarpinian Mr. Mrs. Armen Tashjian Mr. Mrs. Francis Taylor Mr. Mrs. Ralph Taylor Mr. Mrs. Templeton M r. M rs. Eugene Tense Mr. Mrs. Emanuel Tesoro Donald Tetreault Mr. £ Mrs. Angelo S. Teixeira Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Thompson Mr. Mrs. Timothy Thompson Mr. Mrs. Walter Thornholt Mr. Mrs. Barry K. Tikka Mr. Mrs. Michael Torcia Mr. Mrs. LeeTowleJr. Mr. Mrs. James M. Towle Mr. Mrs. George Tracy 184 Mildred C. Trench Mr. Mrs. David L. Trial Robert Troutman Mr. Mrs. Martin Turpie Twixt Ridges Farm Mr. Mrs. John D. Ulich Jakie Upshaw M rs. Cort Van Horn Mr. Mrs. Glenn Van Valkenburg Jr. Mr. Mrs. John Varnot Mr. Mrs. A.L. Yedovelli Mr. Mrs. Peter A. Veteramo Mr. Mrs. Peter E. Veteramo M rs. Vigean Mr. Mrs. John Vigliano Sr. Charles Villamaino Mrs. Walter E. Waide Mr. Mrs. Harold Waite Mr. Mrs. Andrew Waldroup Mr. Mrs. Gene O. Walker Mr. Mrs. Preston R. Wallace Mr. Mrs. Fred Warren Mr. Mrs. H. B. Waterman Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Waterman Mr. Mrs. Donald Waters George Wegman Mr. Mrs. Raymond Weiner Mr. Mrs. Walter G. Weisse Dana Beverly Wells Mr. Mrs. William B. Wenk Mr. Mrs. Harley G. Wheeler Mr. Mrs. Ralph B. Whitaker Mr. Mrs. Barry White Mr. Mrs. Malcolm R. White Mr. Mrs. William A. White Mr. Mrs. George Whitkop Mrs. Nathan Whitlock Dawn Wiezbicki Mr. Mrs. David A. Wilder Mr. Mrs. Ernest Wilkins Sue Williams Mr. Mrs. E. Thomas Williams Richard E. Williams Richard N. Williams Thomas A. Williams Mr. Mrs. Wilson Mr. Mrs. Thomas W ilson Mr. Mrs. John Winn Quentin Geneva Wolcott Mr. Mrs. H. A. Wolf Mr. Mrs. Robert Wood Robert E. Wood Mr. Mrs. Thomas Woods Jr. Mr. Mrs. Homer W. Wright Mr. Mrs. Lawrence E. W ' rinkle Sr. Mr. Mrs. Arthur R. Yacovone Mrs. StanleyC. Yanusas Gardner Yeomans Mr. Mrs. Walter Yuskalis Mr. Mrs. Charles Zacher Mr. Mrs. Leon Zebrowski Mr. Mrs. John R. Zebryk Ray J. Zeliff Mr. Mrs. Roland Zimmerman Mr. Mrs. Paul D. Zist Mr. Mrs. Frank Zuccala Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Zuccalo Emilio J. Zucco Mr. Mrs. Joseph K. Zych I 185 Hausamann Studios 1 1 C ' hesnut St. Springfield, Mass. For the best in photography visit Hausamann Studios Our special thanks to Brooks Johnson for his perceptive camera technique and total devotion. 186 Congratulations to the Class of 1 974 from Package Machinery Company The Business Better Boxes Built Package is a Great Place to Work! 187 ou are cordially invited to be our guest at the new ROMAN SPA Health Club for Men and Women .V.R 525-4748 18 Benjamin St. off North Main East Longmeadow, Mass. Suburban Cabinet Shop, Inc. 359 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. Y ou can store all kinds of things in a suburban cabinet. Best Wishes From The Employees And Management MIL TON BRA DLEY CO. Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. 188 Gridiron Mothers (Without Them There Would Not Be A Football Team!) Good luck to the class of’ 74. Mothers end season with festive feast at Willow Glenn A beaming Mrs. Bean welcomes Boosters and Boys. Bianco’s Bicycle Center Ciro’s Barber Shop 219 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-2346 44 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Mass. Distinctive male grooming from these nationally franchised styli ng shops. R. E. Phelon Co. 190 FINE NEW HOMES K USTIB ST -a iaAt$ ongmeac oO 52 5 2327 For your dreamhouse, see Robert Richard. 525-2676 “We rent anything and everything” 87 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. Taylor Rental Center 525-6845 Add spice to your seasons at Dave’s Food Basket 60 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. Dreaming of a new home and pool? David T. Whyte Co. 509 Shaker Rd. 191 East Longmeadow, Mass. CRISES CATCHING UP WITH YOU? COME AWAY WITH US AT Longueil Transportation Inc. 144 Shaker Rd., East Longmeadow, Mass. Littering a problem? Get a helping hand from THINKING OF MOVING? see Stearns Y er rail Realtors I 53 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow, Massachusetts Residential Specialists 192 Reminder Publications 22 1 North Main St., East Longmeadow, Mass. H? Just for Fun! Bring a date and Play on Our Pitch and Putt Course. Fenway Pilch Pun Driving Range Golf E. J . Vi laniaino Open 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Allen St. and Porter Rd. East Longmeadow 5 Lee Street Need some landscaping work done? We work in anv season. Heating all outdoors? Better insulate! see The Best in Rock The Duc-Pac Corp. WAQY Baldwin Street, East Longmeadow 193 ( ■ Don H edges Auto W holes a lers 229 Mill Street Springfield. Mass. 737-8680 or 737-5646 The best rides in town! “And if you marry me, I promise I ' ll buy flowers from House of Flow- ers every day.” East Longmeadow House of Flowers i 209 North Main St., E. Longmeadow A Ibert J. Facer Jeweler Inc. L yman Sales and Service 539 Sumner A ve. Springfield, Mass. 30 Westwood Ave. East Longmeadow, Mass. If you decide on the girl, Facey’s will help you pick the right ring. GUNS SALES SERVICE NEW — USED LYMAN SALES SERVICE 30 Westwood Ave.. East Longmeadow. Mass, TEL. 525-6977 GUN SMITHING Best Wishes to the Class of ’74 from: THE JUNIOR GIRLS BLUEBIRD ACRES 714 Parker St. East Longmeadow, Mass. 196 V Acres Power Equipment Co. 104 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. Want to go for a ride? Acres Has the best in power equipment. East Longmeadow Music Co. 8 Center Square East Longmeadow, Mass. Get together with friends and create great music. No job is too difficult for us to clean heavy winter loads or spring cleaning, send your clothing to us. Stacy ' s Cleaners 55 White Street East Longmeadow, Mass. Tudor House Liquors 181 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-4030 With Best Wishes for the future to the Class of 1974 From Mr. Richard Haetinger and Mr. Edward Speer. 197 3 1 Maple St. Best Wishes from Checking Personal Loans Savings Mastereharge ■ I FIRST BANK A Shawmut Association bank serving • Spnngfield • Holyoke • Chic- opee • Chicopee Falls • Fairview • Westover Air Force Base • Agawam • East Longmeadow • Long meadow • Monson • Palmer • Westfield Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporate More than just money 198 Got those midwinter bleahs? Try something different tonite. Fiore s Market 175 North Main St., E. Long. Our couches have cuddle-bility Hayden Wayside Furniture 245 Enfield St. Enfield, Ct. Prime Ribs • Steaks Seafoods • Chops Daily Specialties 456 Sumner Ave. At the “X” Spfd. on Route 21 off 1-91 tel. 736-8521 199 If you drink all your milk from Daylight Dairy, you’ll grow up to be big and strong like “Lug.” Having trouble reading the print??? Conserve on energy and your eyes. Printing for business — social occasions. Daylight Dairy Products N. P. Votze Co. 26 Kirkland Ave. Ludlow, Mass. Ferrara Spring and Parts 740 Worthington St. Springfield, Mass. B and B Market 55 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Mass. When you ' re thrown by a spring. Ferrara puts you back in season. For the best in all your Shopping needs, come to B B Market. Hungry? We have the food for any season, from the girls at Princess Parlor King’s Shopping Plaza East Longmeadow, Mass. A uth Fuels , Inc. 507 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Mass. Keep warm during the long winter months with us. John Dellarid presents 201 MacDonald Johnson 264 North Main St. E. Longmeadow, Mass. Mascaro s Florist Oliver Auto Body Co. 451 Sumner Ave. Springfield, Mass. 1060 Bay St., Springfield, Mass. Riaht Credit Terms Oliver will repair even the worst damage, anytime of year. Springtime is the time for Romance and Flowers from Mascaro ' s East Longmeadow High School Student Government Wishes Good Luck to the Senior Class! SENIOR MEMBERS: John Weisse (President), Jo-Ann Waide, Mike Thompson, Lynn Nasman, Debbie Deming, Joe Holotka, Pam Maybury (President). JUNIOR MEMBERS: Shelley Brown (President), Peter Abel, Gene Wiezbicki, Diane Peperis, Bob Sullivan. SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: Bill Weisse (President), Karen Hand, Kris Simons, Sue Tarpinian. Linda Thodal. FRESHMEN MEMBERS: Jim Darsigny (President), Debbie Dowd, Patty Creighton, Ellen Leahy, Dale Hunter, Debbie Latourelle. 203 wait To The Class of 1974 Best Wishes and Good Luck in the Future The Chipouras Family at a Complete Liquor Store 204 Spring Fever got you down? For the best relief come to Buckley’s — we care about you. You name the sport. Ski Flaus has the equipment. The Ski Haus Buckley ' s Rexall 2 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Mass. 1 6 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. Donut Dip 648 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Mass. With Donut Dip donuts, I could eat a Million. Techni Products 355 Chestnut St. E. Longmeadow, Mass. W. F. Young , Inc. The complete family store. East Longmeadow Pharmacy Absorbine Jr. 1 1 1 Lyman St. Springfield, Mass. When it hurts to shake hands with an old friend, remember Absorbine Jr. relieves the anguish. IJ 53 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Mass. Sally Powers School of Dance 339 Main St. Hampden, Mass. V Having trouble squeezing in your ribs? Chas. F. Smith Co. 71 Maple St. East Longmeadow, Mass. After-Five for the hunting season! A u vergne et Cie Inc. 1 65 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. No matter what kind of shape your car is in, we have the parts. Maple Auto Supply 48 Maple St. East Longmeadow, Mass. 3J ' s tires for superior doughnuts! 3J’s Tires Co. 197 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. 207 Store up for a long, dry summer Conn. Valley Artesian Well 132 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. Palmer Kennels 141 Porter Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. Flowers for all occasions with the personal touch. Flowers by Carol 14 Somers Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. Vedovelli Inc. 1 5 Baldwin St. East Longmeadow, Mass. Y our dog will receive our loving care and constant attention. We treat all our employees as if they were family. American Saw and Manufacturing Company W 301 Chestnut Street East Longmeadow, Mass. Good luck to the Class of ’74 from Berkshire Plastics East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Spring back into action, for a quick snack visit at Teehan’s J. C. Tarbell Associates, Inc . Teehan Food Shop 227 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Mass. 18 Maple Court East Longmeadow, Mass. 1225 Sumner Ave. Books for all ages! House of Paperbacks Community Feed Store 69 Maple St. East Longmeadow, Mass. 1 78 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Mass. Coal power for the energy saver. Saving for Earn honors in interest at the highest rates in town, the highest rates in history, the highest rates allowed by law. College? COMMUNITY SAVINGS BANK The Bank With A Bigger Interest In You And In Your Community East Longmeadow Office, 6 Somers Road Jos ten’s We’ve got a ring around your yearbook! Betty’s doesn’t go this far for good meals — but it goes a long way to satisfy your palate. Betty’s Old Town House Agawam, Massachusetts 213 W. J. Quinn Co. Inc. We cut everything but corners! 94 Maple St. East Longmeadow, Mass. The Saw Center 470 Main Street Springfield, Mass. Park A uto School 256 State Street 192 North Main Street Springfield, Mass. East Longmeadow, Mass. All for Park Auto stand up and holler! HA FEY FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. (since 1891) OFFERS THE CONVENIENCE OF TWO LOCATIONS To better serve Springfield, East Longmeadow, Hampden, Wilbraham and Longmeadow. 494 Belmont Avenue (newly expanded) and the new suburban EAST LONGMEADOW FUNERAL HOME 120 Shaker Road (near Post Office) Pizza Shoppe 134 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. PIZZA BEER NOTHING ' S BETTER TOGETHER East Longmeadow Order of Rainbow Girls looks forward to successful seasons for the Class of ’74 215 The Willow Glen House 233 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Have some money in hand? Leave it there ... or bring to Union Federal Savings. Congratulations to the Class of ’74 from Frank’s Frank ' s Auto Service 528 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Mass. Union Federal Savings 376 North Main St. East Longmeadow ' , Mass. Business Patrons East Longmeadow Nursing Home 305 Maple St. East Longmeadow, Mass. Brightwood Hardware 794 Williams St. Longmeadow, Mass. Compliments of a Lriend N.E. Runquist and Son Plumbing and Heating 1 76 Massachusetts Avenue Springfield, Mass. 217 Senior Men? Outa there . . . fer sure! (the management assumes no responsibility for these characters living or dead) Many Thanks The editors of Aegis ' 74 gratefully thank the people for all their hard work and dedication. A rt work: Kathy Runquist Debbie Deming Kim Wiezbicki Helen Retynski Lynn Nasman Photography: Brooks Johnson Gary Bunce David Anderson Kevin McCandlish John Ferreira And without the guidance of Dick Burns, Don Lendry, Ann Lynch, Brian Cahill, and Michael Camerota, Aegis ' 74 would never be. The Editors: Mike Thompson Kathy T opitzer Marty Willis Abel, Peter SI, 97. 121, I5S Borden. Ann 127 Chenoweth, Jennifer 116 Adams, Donna Borden, Susan 90 Child, Emily Adams, Paul 123 Bordoni, Elario Chipouras, Cathy 27, 86, 160 Aldrich, William 23, 26 Bordoni, Victoria Chipouras, John 6, 77, 79. 116 Allenman. William 165 Borowiec, Barbara Christensen, David 116 Amsden. Richard Bortle, Charles 79, 107 Christensen, Diane 55, 1 59 Anderson, Arthur 101. 102 Boshuyzen. Dorothy 116 Christensen, Don 123 Anderson. David 57. 1 68 Botta, Jeffrey 81 Christianson, Robert 35 Anderson, Kurt Bouchard, Carol 1 1 6, 1 70 Clark, Wayne 55 Anetzberger, Ann Marie 6. 8. 46. 1 72 Bouchard, Jean 48, 60. 1 59, 1 86 Clarke, Bruce 79, 1 1 6 Anetzberger, Mark 79 Boucher, Denise 107 Clarke, Brian Angelucci. Kurt 50 Boudreau, Janice Clarke, Laura 116 Angers. Julie 58. 186 Boudrias, Cecile Clarke, Sandra 106, 171 Antico. Gabriella 107 Bourque, Debbie 65 Cleary, Sean 84. 100, 101, 116 Ascioti, John 28, 65 Bourque, Denise 66 Cloonan, Edward 84, 1 10 Ascioti, Joe 66. 101 Bourque, Joan 107, 165 Cocharan, Nancy 116. 163, 175 Auld, Patricia Boutin. Denise 79, 127, 163, 168, 173 Colby. Jeff 106 Austin. Beverly Bouyea, Nannette 116 Collins, Anne 106 Babcock, Bill 27 Bradstreet, David 107 Collins, Colin 106, 168 Babcock, Donna 9. 1 1 3 Bradstreet, Thomas 15,35, 77, 160 Collins, James 1 1 9 Babcock, Ernest Brainerd, Ed 25, 165 Collins, Janice Bags, Elizabeth Braman, Robert 107 Collins, Janice Bags, Susan 90, 123 Breau, Joyce 127 Connor, Donald 168 Bailey, Cynthia Breau, Robert 6, 123 Connor, James Bailev, Karl 107, 165 Brennan, Debra 89, 87, 121 Connor, Patricia . 106 Bailey, Thomas Bretta, Kimberlee 90, 107 Connor, Thomas 79, 1 16 Bailey, Victoria 35,27 Broderick, Michael 113 Contrino, Lisa 116 Baker. Donald 123 Broderick, Tim 4. 57, 59, 97, 160 Conway, Colleen 121 Baker, Jam es 113 Broga, Diana 40 Cook, Frederick 123, 163 Baker. Linda 32 Bromley, David Cook, Lucie 106, 173 Baker. Richard 107 Bromley, Robert 84. 1 16 Cooke, David Baker. Susan 1 13 Brouillette, Cheryl 116 Cooper, Donald 79, 106 Balser. Barbara 127 Brouillette, Jeffrey Cooper, Jefferey 54 Bannerman, Doualas Brown, Carol Sue 79, 127, 163, 173 Corliss, Margaret 106, 173 Banning. Brian Brown, Catherine 116 Cormier, Christine . , . , 90, 106 Bannine, Bruce Brown, Kevin 107, 165 Cornwell, Linda 31 Barnard, Donna 107 Brown, Mary Ellen 46. 87, 121 Cornwell, Susan 90, 123 Barrepski, Mark 50 Brown, Shelley 87. 121. 158, 160, 175 Couch, Sheryl 9. 15,47, 59.90, 160, 186 Barron, Elizabeth 90 Brown, Vrana 107 Cox, Elaine 87, 1 1 6 Barron, John 38 Brunelle, Paul 40 Cox, Sharilyn Barron, Michael 113 Bruno, Thomas 1 10 Cox, Susan . . 45 Barry. Teresa 8, 17,23,64. 186 Bryant, Joanne 1 16 Craven, David 107 Barry, Timothy 54. 58 Bryson, James Craven, Thomas 116 Barsom, Lori 1 16 Buckingham, Debra 107, 165 Craver, Timothy Bartlett, Kathy 62,171 Buckley, James 27 Creighton, Patricia 16,158 Barton, Anna 121, 175 Buddington, John 123 Creighton, Thomas 8,77,79,121,158 Barton. Laurie 34 Buddington, Mark 106, 165 Crochier, Paul Basile. Belisa 1 14 Bull. Dean Cronin, James 116 Basile, Maryann, Burd, Gary 107 Cross, John Basile. Susan Burgess, Margaret 127 Croteau, Denise 49, 159 Bassett. Lynn 1 13 Burke, Charles 116 Crouteau, Gabrielle 1 70 Battige. Mary 123 Bruke, Karen 87, 107 Crotty, Mary Bauss, Lauren 67 Burke. Reanne 32, 36, 87, 150, 160. 186 Cunningham, Heather 54 Baxter. Nicholas 23 Burney, Barbara 17,30,47,61,90, 160, 170 Curran, Nancy Baxter, Sarah Burney, John 107 Curtis, Mitchell 123, 159, 163 Bean. Lawrence 38. 58, 76. 77, 160 Burney, Susan 91, 116 Cushman, Connie 9, 29, 31,41,46. 52, 172 Bean. Renee 6, 61. 165 Burr, Howard 1 10 Cushman. Jon 61 Beaulac, Deborah Burson, Gordon 106 Cushman, Mary Alice . 1 19 Beaulieu, Peter 101, 1 13 Busekist, Cheryl 107 Cushman, Thomas Bechard, Paul 173 Busekist, Linda 90. 1 14, 173 Cusson, Donald Becker, Sandra Byrnes, Beverly 48 Cusson, Joseph Bedard, Michelle 79 Cahill, Brian 124, 196 Cuvelier, Robert 116 Belch. Holly 7, 8. 127 Camerota, John 106 Czupryna, Michael 86, 1 16 Belch. Patricia 107 Camerota, Michael J. 124 Dale, Thomas Belch, Stephen 48, 81. 83, 97 Campanella, Mike 29 Dalessio, Peter 79. 1 1 6 Benis, W illiam 123 Campell, Laurie Dalessio, Roger Benns. Georgene 107 Caney, Dorothy 64 Daly, Thomas 97, 123 Benns, Theresa 1 13 Caney, Patricia Daniele, Michael 11,28 ,35,81,83, 100, 101, 160 Bergamini. Marianne 87, 123 Cantalini, Barbara 1 16 Daniele, Rocco . 39, 54 Bergamini. Roberta 87, 107 Cantalini. Martha 63 Danner, Jeff 77, 79 Bessen, Barbara Carabetta, Brian 6, 123 Danos, John Beusee. Mary Lou 113 Carliell, Tina 127 Danos, Lynn 123 Bilton. Robert Car liell, Robert Daponte, Joseph 79. 101, 116 Bitzer. Darlene 127, 168, 173 Carlsile, Roxanne 79 Daponte, Mark Blackburn, Sa Hie 123 Carlson, Carl Darsigny, James 84, 158 Blair. Carol 51, 159. 170 Carney, Joseph 79. 1 1 6 Daudelin, Thomas 79,116 Blair. Diane 170 Carney. Patricia 49 Dauten, Jennifer 12,172 Blais. Dan Carrington, Beverly Dauten, Kristin Blais. David Carroll, Cheryl-Ann 107 Davidson. Patricia 1 16, 173 Bliss. Sandee 41, 50 Carroll, John 79, 127 Davidson, Scott 49, 51 Bliss, Scott 69 Carroll, Linda 87, 107 Davis, Diana 121, 123. 170 Bodolay, Peter Cava, Anthony Davis, Holly 45.90 Bodolay, Susan Cellini, Enrico 1 10 Davis, Lori Bonacker. Andrew 66 Cesarz, Pamela 56 Davis, Lynn 87, 127, 173 Bonacker, Herbert Chadbourne, David 84, 107 Davis, Sue 116 Bonavita, Christopher 116 Chapman, Kevin 28 Day, Eric 119 Bonin, Peter 30 Chenoweth, Becky 25,51 Debour, Annette 123 Decoteau. Barbara Decoteau. Linda Decoteau. Ronald Demarco, Ann Demarco. Barbara Demarinis, Carol Deming. Debbie Dempsey, Charles DeNarey. Brian Dente, Daniel DeRosier, Diane Deschler, Debbie Desimone. Andrea ... 123 1 14 107 114 53,64.159 40,57,158 34. 1 75 1 14 27 90. 121 43, 1 70 Desmarais, Margaret Desnoyer, Daniel Desnoyers, Donald DesRoches, Roger Devall, Cynthia DeVeber. Martha ... Devine, Cathy DiAugustino, Joanne Dickinson, Garv 27, 53 127 127 51 Dickson, Daniel ... Dickson, Deborah Dickson, John 125 Diduk, Craig 125 Dion, Christopher 6,114 Dion. Robert 79. 1 14 DiPalma, Emily 125 DiPalma. Marianne Dobias, Jeffrey 107 Dobias. Linda 87, 89, 124, 160, 186 Doe, Robert 125 Doe, Ronald 66 Doersam, Dyanne ... 57, 159, 168, 175 Doersam, Suzanne 114 Douglas, John 98,114,175 Dowd, Deborah 90, 16. 107, 158 Downie, Sally Driscoll, Jeanne 29 Driscoll, Jill 1 14 Driscoll, Maura 114 Driscoll, Patrick Driscoll, Stephen Ducharme. Shirley Dumala, Lynn . 125 Dumala, Stephen 51 Dumbrowski, John Dunkerley, Jane 173 Dunkerley, Paul 114 Dunn, James 13, 77, 97, 125. 160 Dunn, John 107 Dupuis. Richard Dupuis. Robert 1 14 Durham, Corrine 38, 53 Durham, John 86, 114 Dusenberry, Joan 42 Duvall, James 107 Earnshaw, Jeffrey 49. 55 Eastman, Kathy 114 Eastman, Linda 42 Edwards, Darlene 107 Edwards, Diane 125 Edoff, Mark Edson, Dean Ersing, Diana Ernsting, Frederick 41.47. 59. 81 Esposito, Patricia 61 Esposito, Walter Evans, Daniel J 125 Evans, Joan Falk. Jeffrey 27 Falcone, Virginia 107 Falk. Patricia 79. 121, 159. 175 Falk. Peter 107 Farrell, Debra Farrell, William 101.125 Fattini, Cheryl Fattini, Donna 66 Faust. Karl Feeney, Mark 107 Feinberg, Terri 114,173 Fellows, Mark 31 Fernald, Christopher 1 14 Fernald, Mark 23, 26, 37, 39 Ferree, Collette 1 14 Ferreira, John 158 Ferreira, Kenneth 114 Ferrero, Richard 114 Ferrero. Sue 173 Ferrero, W illiam 81, 1 14 Ferris, Michael 81, 1 14 Ferris, Scott 127 Finn, Stephen 127 Finnegan, Kevin 114 Fiorentino. Diane 1 14 Flagg, Brvan Flahive, Dorothy 107 Flaherty, Joseph 79. 98, 114 Flahive. Chester 1 14 Fleming, David 127, 159 Fleming, Mary ... 8, 3 1 , 52, 54. 67 Fleming, Michael 107 Fleming, Patrick 108 Fleming, Ray 127 Florence. Barbara 32,41. 175 Florence, Daniel 86 Fiorentino. Charles Flynn, Mary Flynn, Michael 41,42 Fontaine, Jane 49 Fontaine, Jim 29 Fontaine, Raymond 115 Fopiano, Joy 121 Forbes, Bruce 108 Forrest, Patricia 127, 170 Forsythe, Darryl 50. 65, 85, 86 Foucher, Carol 5. 57, 175 Foucher, David 108 Franceschelli, Michael 119 Franceschelli, Robert 84 Francoeur. Linda 108 Frazee, Jeffrey 108 Frederick, Susan 127 Freedman, Bruce Gaboury. Debra 170 Gacek, Susan 107 Gagner, Diane 34 Gallagher, Brenda 125 Garafalo, Richard 127 Garber. Michael 50.61, 159 Gardner, Abigail 115 Garrow, Mary Garwacki, John 108 Gasperini, Patti 124, 172 Gaudette, Gail 127 Gauthier, Richard 37 Gauthier, Sandra 115 Gay, Adurey Gay, Valerie 115 Gearing, Leanne 125 Gearing, Marcia 108 Gebo, Carol 108 Gebo, Glenn Gebo, Linda 50 Gebo, Ronald 119 Gemme, Deborah 108 Gentile, Cynthia 127 Georgantas, James 127 Georgantas, Kathryn 173 Gervais, Eric Giallanza, Francis 119 Giallanza. Linda 45, 1 70 Giammarino, Brian 79 Giovaninni. Fred 108 Giovaninni, John Gittles, John 108 Giuggio, Anthony 108 Goewey, Lois 108 Goewey, Nancy 121 Goeguen. Kerry 7, 85, 86. 126 Golon, Debra 126, 173 Goodrich, Gwendolyn Goodrich, Michael 36 Gour. Paul Govoni. Diana Gowash, Lois 126 Gowash, Thomas 61 Gralia, Ernest 50 Gralia, Willard 108 Graf, Gary 122 Graf. Teresa 115 Granaudo. Ines 126. 159 Graves, Carolyn 90. 108 Graves, Donna 121.173 Gravini, Livio 108,168 Gravini, Silvana 168. 173 Gray. Bruce 108 Gray. Brian 13, 77, 78. 126, 160 Gray, Stewart 34 Green, Gloria 108 Gregory, Dale Gregory Diana 90, 108 Gregory, Donald 77, 79, 122 Grigley, Joseph 42, 101 Griswold. Diana 86, 1 1 5 Griswold. Mary 90 Grocott, Chris 25 Groulx, Donald 79. 84 Gurdgen, Martin Grudgen, Paul 60 Guidette, Anne 115 Guilmette, Leslie 10. 1 1. 17,46, 172 Gunn. Judy 66 Gurney, Andrew Guzzo, Richard 108 Guzzo, Steven 119 Haetinger, William 108 Hafey, Patricia 39,55,87, 160 Hafey, William 1 19 Hagopian. Genevieve Hagopian. Philip 109 Hahn, Allan 63. 66 Hahn. James 127 Hallen, Kim 115 Halon, Cheryl 90.115 Halon, Gail 30 Hamilton, Ross 109 Hammond, Alan 23 Hand, Karen 115.1 58, 1 70, 1 86 Hand, Kevin 49 Hanks, Norma 109 Hanna, Judith 90, 171 Hanson, Kenneth 115 Hanson, Ted Harding, Michael 6, 7, 46 Hardy, Ken 52 Harnish, Gregg 109 Harnish, Linda 47, 59 Harnish, Mark Harrington, Robert 22,37 Harwood. Robert 122 Hastings, Leslie 56,168 Haverly, Kim 44 Haverly, Lane 109 Hayes, Deborah 90. 1 15 Haynes, Robert 121, 175 Hayes, James Hazen, Jane 47,90, 160, 186 Hazen, Nancy 90, 109 Hearn. John 60 Heath, David 109 Heath, Michael 115 Heck. Noreen Heck. Warren 115 Hedin. Richard 115 Heenan. Donald 126 Heenan, William 109 Henault. Kathryn 28 Henault, Peter 109 Hendricks, Allen 109 Herein. Stephen 84. 109 Hess, Doreen 37 Hildreth, Mark 79, 120 Hildreth, Scott 109 Hill, Cheryl 127 Hill, Michael 109 Hill Stephen 79 Hill. William 126 Hiller, Dave 109 Hiller, Karl 109 Hiller, Mark 77, 79. 122 Hilton. Kathryn 127 Hoague, Diane 127, 170 Hoekstra. Thomas Hogel. Joreh 109, 173 Holland. Pamela 127 Holland. Sarah 29. 69, 1 59, 1 75 Holotka, Joe 23,26. 158 Hood. Cathy 86 Laliberte, Cheryl 113 Marren, Dawn Hood, Robert Laliberte, Janet 1 26, 1 70, 1 73 Martel, Robert 7, 107 Hood, Ronald 126 Laliberte, Robert Martin, Anne 107, 173 Houghton. Steven 120 Lamirande, Michael Martin, Debbie House, Andrew 58 La Mountain, Jean 90, 126 Martin, Judy 23, 26, 29, 165, 172 Howell, Suzanne 60 Lamountain, Suzanne 35 Martin, Kathryn 34 Huber, Deborah 120.171 Lamoureaux, William 34 Martin, Steve 24 Hudon, Christine 32 Landry, Anne 6 Martin, Thomas 113 Hudon. Henry . 109 Landry, Robert 123 Mascaro, Gina 54 Hunter, Dale 16. 109, 158 Langdon. Cheryl 53 Masi, Mark 126 Hurst, Kathleen 16, 109 Langford, Nancy 1 12 Mason, Kathleen lllig, Cindy 173 Lantaigne, Gerald 79,101,120 Mattis, Jeffrey 106 Illig. Anne 48 Lapierre, Suzette Maurer, Gary lllig, Bonnie 48 Lapolice, Michael 69 Maurer, Mark 106 Ingle, Shawn 109 Lapolice, Norma 90 Maurer, Stephen 106 Jackson, Donald 113 Lariviere, Louise 112 May, Arthur Jackson, Robert 1 13 Larosse, David 112 May, James 125 Jacobson. Peter 73, 152, 175 Latourelle, Debra 1 12, 158 Maybury, John 125 Jarvis, Dw ight 109 Laudig, Elizabeth 120, 171 Maybury, Pamela 42,158,159 Jaworski, Claudia 109 Laudig, Sandra 159 Maybury, Patricia 106 Jette, Cindy 47 Lavertue, Paul 1 12 Mazza, Gary 81, 101 Jette, Suzanne 39 Lawson, Paul 47 Mazzaferro, Mary Jette, Tina 109 Lawson, Steven 112 McCabe, Paul 79, 101, 117 Jez, Arlene 109 Leahy, Ellen 112,158 McCandlish, Carol Johnson, Cheryl Leahy, Michael McCandlish, Kevin 38 Johnson, Dale 109, 173 LeBlanc, Dave 45 McCarthy, James Johnson, Diane 126 LeBlanc, Steven McCollum, Karen 23, 26, 29 Johnson, Herbert 127 Leduc, Adrienne McCormick, Arlene 87,123,173 Johnson, Linda 113 Leister, Candice McCormick, Timothy 113 Johnson, William 127 Lemanski, Michael 163 McDonald, Eileen 107 Jones, Kim 30 Lemere, Ann-Marie 1 12 McDyer, Joseph 13, 77, 122 Jones. Rick Lemon, Denise 1 13 McDyer, Peter 84, 101, 122 Jowarski. Claudia 173 Lepianka, Joseph 125 McGettrick, Catherine 122, 173 Kaiser, Kenneth 79, 112 Leroux, Albertine 1 13 McGowan, Elizabeth 122 Kane, Diane 120 Leroux, Anthony 112 McGowan, James Kane, Joey 44 Leroy, Elizabeth 112 McGowan, Mary 38 Kane, Ronald 29, 35 Leroy, James McGowan, Thomas 37 Karalekas, Marv 87,124 Lessard, Nancy 1 1 McGrath, Gail 107 Katze, Claudia 1 12 Lessard, William 36, 165 McGrady, Gail 117,170 Keane, Barry Lesure, Lori Mclntire, Heather 79, 122, 168, 173 Keeley, Betsy 8, 37, 90, 160, 186, 196 Lesure, Patricia 50 McKay, Andrea Keeley, Judith 120, 171 Lewis, Kenneth 77, 79, 1 1 3 McKnight, Andrea ... 170 Keddrell, Daniel Lewis, Michael 106 McKnight, Anora 114,173 Kelleher, John Lieberwirth, Robert . 13,23,25,26,48,81. McMahon, Gay 122 Kelleher, Kathy 97, 160 McNeish, Donald 117 Kelleher, William Lindahl, John 106 McNulty, Eileen Keller, John 98,113 Liquori, John 106 McQuillan, Alan . . . . 117 Little, Kathleen . 126 McQuillan, James Kelly, David 47 Lloyd, Anne 159, 163, 173 McRae, Glenn 27,28.36, 175 Kelly, Mark 112 Lodigiani, Anne 10, 124, 172 McRae, Mary 1 1 7, 1 70 Kelly, Tracy Longo, Anna 52 Medrek, Ted 7, 1 1 3 Kenison, Louella 1 12 Longo, Anthony 117 Medrek, Thomas 7,27,77 Kennedy, Paul 126 Longo, Patricia 125 Megizsky, Deborah 10,62,186 Kielar, Karen 79,121,170,175 Lorenzi, David 85, 86, 101, 126 Megizsky, Karen Kielar, Mark 1 12 Lorenzi, Mark 101, 107 Melbourne, Paul 106 Kielar, Thaddeus 119 Lonetta, Nancy Merceri, Carl 79,117 Kiernan, David Lupi. Mary .... Meron, Susan 117,170,173 Kiernan, John 63 Lupi, Richard Merrill, Lindsay Kilburn, Beth 90 Lupi, Robert 117 Merrill, Donna 46 Kilburn, Jonathan Lussier, David 79, 1 17 Merrill, Jaems 27 Kinney, Gordon . . 29 Lussier, Michael 27, 77, 52 Messier, Theresa 106 Kites, Jeffrey 123 Lyman, Mark 77,79,126 Micelotta, Steven 122 Kloss, Deborah . ... 125 Lynch, Jennifer 90, 1 1 7 Michael, Carol 120 Knapp, Donald 123 Lynch, Walter 79,98,113 Michael, Donna 106 Knight, Kimberly Lyons, Michael 77, 79, 125 Midwood, Diane 90,122,173 Knight, Richard 46 Lyons, Mike Midwood, Steven 46, 55, 66 Kosmas, Cythia 13,26,46, 160 MacCarroll, Dave 113 Miller, Devon 23 Koziol, Frederick 112 MacCarroll, Donna 51 Miller, John 125 Koziol, John Maciaga, Shirley 12,36,55,159 Miller, Lori 122 Krusiewicz, Steven Macleod, Debbie 66 Miller, Michael 120 Kulik, Edward 30, 76, 77, 97, 1 60 Magnani, Anita 43 Miller, Monica 107, 173 Kulik, Betsy 8. 90, 1 12, 186 Magnani, Marlene 123 Miller, Robin Kulis, Susan 126, 171 Mailler, Elizabeth 50, 63 Miller, Scott 46, 66, 77, 76,78. 97, 160 Kulle. Theresa 16, 64 Main, David 113 Miller, Steven Kurki, Gina 31,34,35 Main, Linda Mineo, Michael 23. 76, 77. 78, 160 Laberge, Robert 77, 79, 98, 113 Malesta, Maria Minnette, Gary 117 Labier, Kathy 34, 56 Manarite, Michael . . 23, 26 Misitano, David 84 106 Labier, Linda 1 12 Mango, Joyce 50. 61, 87 12 1 17 Labonte, Ray 67 Manley, Brian 117 Molinari, David 64 Laborde, Christian 79, 120 Manley, Katherine 67, 1 50, 1 70 120 Laborde, Cynthia 65, 186 Marino, Joseph 13,24,25,53, 76. 78,77 Monroe, Barbara 122, 173 Labroad, John 126 Marino, Lee 53 106 Lacedonia, Carol Marino, Penny 90, 123 106 Lacey, Kevin 123 Marino, Thomas 79,101,117 Montana, Robert 54 Lacey, Nancy Jo 87, 125 Markham, David 117 Monzillo, Joseph 122 Lachut, Karen 79 Markham, Diane 126 Moore, Laura 46 La Flamme, Richard 126 Marra, Douglas 77, 79 Moores, William 58 Moraes, Lisa Morace, Kathleen 106 Morall, Kathy 120 Moran, David Moras, Linda 231 Moras, Mark 39. 63, 175 Moras, Susan - 90, 106 Moriarty, Joanne 107, 171 Moriarty, Richard Morin, Ann 28.38, 165, 175 Morin. Suzanne 55, 1 73 Mueller, Joanne . 106 Mufatti, LeeAnn . - . Mumford, Kerwin 61. 165 Mumford, Kyle 165 Mumford, Susan 117 Munn, Eric 84 Murawski, Argira , - 121, 170,231 Murawski, Matthew 117 Murphy, Arthur 77, 79, 122 Murphy! Christopher 118 Murphy, Edward 122 Murphy, George 122,165 Murphy, Timothy Muscolo, John 63,66. 77, 160. 230 Mushenko, Mark 106 Mushenko, Michael 118 Mycue, Mary Beth Myers, Debera 122 Nadeau, Dart 5, 39,49, 159. 163, 175 Nadeau, Kyle 106 Napolitan, Cindy ... 87, 122 Nascimbeni, Paul 31, 52 Nasman, Lynn ... 46, 68, 158, 160. 186,230 Nay, Marvin 117 Nelson, Blaine 56.230 Newkirk, Pamela 106 Newkirk, Sharlene 37, 170 Neumann, Sandra Nicora, Roseanne 106 Nicora, Thomas 117 Noel, Suzanne 150 Nooney, Brenda 120 Noreen, Clifford . ... 77, 79, 122 Nuzzolilli, Debra 122 Nuzzolilli, Gina Nuzzolilli, Lynn 39 Nuzzolilli, Lisa 120 Nystrom, John 120 Nystrom, Lisa 90, 159, 172. 173,220, 230 Oakes, Diane 120 Oakes, Mark 84.122 O’Brien, Bruce 58 O ' Brien, Francis 106 O ' Brien, George 122 O ' Brien, Patricia 61 O ' Connor, Andrew 84. 165 O ' Connor, Don 119. 231 O ' Connor, Patricia 173 O ' Connor, Paul 106 O ' Hara, James Oldach, Sharon 90, 120, 173 Oliveri, Ron 55 Ollari. William 106 Omelia, Paul 79, 101. 120 O ' Neill. Donald 77. 79. 97, 122 O ' Neill, Lori 87,117 Oparowski, Martha 90, 118. 126 Oparowski, Paul 14,28,55,63,86, 165 Ostrander, Joyce 47 Oswald. Deborah O’Toole, James 122 Ouellette. Donna 41 Ouellette, John Ouellette, Judy 31,34,231 Ouimette, Anne 11,117 Ouimette, Michael 106 Pagani, Bob 48 Page. Doug 1 19 Page, Ronald 121 Paae. Scott 122 Page, William 120. 165 Paige, Douglas Paige, Nancy 65 Paine, Judith 106 Palombella, Lisa 1 15, 170 Panico, Jeanne Pannier, Michele 119 Pannier. Richard 27 Panzetti, John 118 Pappelardo. Paul 122 Pappelardo. Richard 106 Paquette, Donna 118 Paquette, Gary 122 Paquin, Jeffery 118 Paris, Douglas 118 Paris, Sandra 124. 170 Parker, Keith 115 Parker, Richard 115 Paschetto, Donna 106 Pash. Gail 59. 66, 160 Pash. Gregory .115 Pasquale. Cynthia 124 Passburg. Robert 118 Patnode, James 124 Patnode, Jane 40. 50. 186 Peavy, Martha Pelletier, Larry Pelzer, Nancy 124 Penland, Candice 171 Peperis, Diane 124.158 Perella, Carl 6 Perrault, Lynn 24. 31 Perron, Thomas 119 Peskin, Brian 53 Peskin, Stephen 118 Peterson, Joanne 60 Peterson, Kathy 118 Peterson, Mary 123 Phillips, Janet 25. 1 50 Phillips. Jeffrey Picknally, Thomas 81, 124 Pixley, Kenneth 118 Plante, Claire Plante, Deborah 87, 1 18 Plante, Donald 118, 119 Plante, Joanne Plante, Paul 79,86,124 Plass. Tracy 115, 163 Plumb, Kenneth 77, 79, 123 Plumb, Ronald 77,98,118 Plumb, Theresa 118 Pomeroy. Alice Pomeroy, Marsha 49,159 Pomeroy. Neil 66 Pomeroy, Suan 90. 124, 186 Porcelli, David 124 Powers, Gary . 35.47, 59 Pozzi, Susan 124. 170 Price, Gregory Price. Jonathan Prior. David 1 10 Prior, James Proctor, Barry Pronicki, Jay 65 Pronicki. Paul 97. 124 Proulx Bette 123, 170 Quimby, Steven 77. 79, 123 Quinn, Susan Racicot, Celeste 118 Radebeugh, Paul Rau, Michael Rayder. Ruth Reardon, Mary Ann 2 Redin. Cynthia Redin. Sandra 119 Redin. Stephen 123 Reed. Nora 119 Regneir. Walter 123 Reimers, Jerry 41 Reis, Linda 118 Remillard, Serge Remington. Dawn . 118 Retynsky. Helen 41. 53 Richard. Debra 118 Richard William Richards. Donald 123 Richards. Kim 33 Richards, Wayne 84 Richers, Gregg 119 Richers, Pamela 119 Riga, Mary Lu 115 Robbins, Greaory 84 Roberge, Lynn 68 Robertson. Arthur 84, 1 1 8 Roberts, Kathy Robinson. William Rockwell. Donna Rodford, Dennis 115 Rogers, Theresa 165 Rolfe, Paul Rollins, Jan 123 Roncarati, Henry 101, 115 Roos, Robin 16, 90 Rosazza, Thomas Ross, Jocelyn 115 Rowland, Kevin 115 Roy, Deborah Roy, Mary 123 Roy, Robin 10, 69 Roy, Suzanne 36 Ruelle, Mark Ruaani. Brian 50, 61 Runquist, Kathy 17,53.90, 160 Runquist. Roni Runquist, Steven Rush, Robert Russo, Judy 123 Rutherford, Marv 115 Ryan, Arnold Ryan, Joann Ryan, Paul 58 Ryan, Robert Ryan, Tom 77, 79, 118 Rvbacki, Stephen .... 1 10. 165 St. Marie, Doualas 119 St. Onge, Steven 121 Salvon, Linda 115. 186 Sambor, Frank Sanderson. Mark 123, 168 Santaniello, Carmino Santanieilo, Joe Santer, Judv 127, 173 Santos. Marie 118 Santos, Mike 7. 24.59. 186 Sault, Donna Saunders. Eileen 118 Saunders, Tom 7. 81. 126 Sawyer, Dana Scalise. John 127 Scalise, Laura Scanlon, Mary 90 Scharmer, Sanford 52 Schermerhorn. David 51 Schermerhorn. Don Scheumann. Peter Scheumann. Sarah 118 Schuhlen. Karl Scibelli. Donna 118 Scott. Barbara 115 Scully, Karne Scully, Michael 79. 1 1 5 Scott. Laura 31 Scully, Allan 47, 59 Sears. Mike Seligman. James Seppanen. Lynn 115 Settembre. David Serafim Charles 101. 126, 100 Serafin. Paul 84. 101 Serra. Robert 98 Setian. Tom 118 Sevigne, Diane 115 Sevigne. John 126 Sharon. John 110 Sharon, Judy Shannon. David 60 Shaw. Stanley 85.86. 118 Shaw, Susan 90. 163 Shaw, Wendy 31,47 Sheehan, Dennis 101. 127 Sheldon, Nancy 41 Sias. Debra 118 Sibley. Paul 40. 101 Silk, Kevin 44. 101 Silk. Kristine 126 Silloway. Beth Silloway, Lvnne Simonich. Charles 84.110 Simons, Dianne Simons, Kristina Simons, Tom Simons, Warren Sinowski, Lynn Sleith. Jackie Small. Carole Small. Tom Smile. Robert Smith. Cy nthia Smith. Cindy Smith, Cynthia Smith, David Smith, Douglas Smith. Gary Smith. Judy Smith. Lisa Smith. Paul Smith. Scott Smith. Susan 87. 1 15 22. 25. JO. 76. 77. 160 119 62 40. I 73 1 10. 73 1 10 I 7. 90, 1 1 5 I 10 1 19 1 10 1 10 90. 1 10 121,175 54 Thompson, Michael Thompson. Tim Thornholt. Steven Thornholl. Waller Thornholt. William Tilden, Michael Tomaeelli. Debbi T omaeelli. Tina Tongue. Helen Topitzer. Kathy Topit er. Timmy Torricelli. Mark Tourville. Glen T ourviile. Thomas Tow le. Andrea Tow nsend. Jeffrey Tracy . Debbie Tracy . Donna Trac . Rotter 25. 54. 158. 1 59. 1 63. 230 56 I 10 63 77, 79 8. 17. 36 I 10 I 10 44. 186. 230 127 84. 98. I I 5 126 90. 127. 173 I 10 1 14 1 14 White. John 11 White. Linda While. Michael White. Nancy While. Scott Whitlock. Karen Whitney. Lisa Whitlemore. I . ori dmer. Linda e bieki. Gene e bicki. Kim 37. 40. e bicki. Steven Ider, Laura Jo Ik, Alyson Ik. Gregory Hard. Rand Hard. Ray lliams Debora 84. 122 120 58 126 126 173 I 10 122. I 58. I 60 47. 58. 90. 142. I 59. 1 60. I 70. 1 96. 230 120 90. I 14 87. I I 5 84 31. 39.43. 76. 77. 78. 160 77. 79. 120 Smith, Terri 4. 11,41. 52. 171. 175 Tranghese. David 13. 76. 77. 62. 78. 160. 189. 193 Williams. Larry 84. 98. 120 Snow, Richard 127 Trase. Tony 101 Williams. Lauretta 84 Sol ' fan, Melinda 115 Trace. Kirby 33. 39 Williams. Nancy Sommers. Mike 1 10 Turgeon. Richard 127 Williams. Richard Songeny, Donna Turner. Elaine Williams. Renee Songeny, Robert 1 19 Turner. Julie 120 Williams. Scott 122 Sorel. William 1 19 Turner, Scott 126 Williams. Susan 90. 121. 175 Spaulding. Greg 36, 77. 1 65 Umland. Cheryl 64 Williams. Wendy 28. 142. 160 Spaulding. Kim 1 1 5. 1 65 Ulich. Sandra Willis, Marcia 42. 49. 230 Speer, Michele 127, 170. 173 Vadnais. Joanne 122 Willis. Maura 1 24. 230 Speight. Maureen 57 Vagts. Donna 1 14 Wilson. Carol 122 Speight. Thomas 1 10 Vagts. Valerie 55 Wilson. Heidi 1 10 Spellacy, Edward 126 Valliere. Sharon 46. 68 Wilson. Jonathan 126 Spencer. Cheryl 126 Valliere. Sheila 63 Wilson. Nancy 52 Stanton, Mark 24 Van Valkenburg. Valerie 87.110 Wilson. Paul 17. 126 Stanton. Neil 1 19 Veechiarelli. T ony 120 Wilson. Thomas Stearns. Linda Vecchiarelli. Nina Winn. Donna Stebbins, Laura Veechiarelli. Tina 62 Winn. John 39 Steele. Katheryne 90. 1 10. 173 Venne, Kathleen 1 14 Winton. Chery 1 11.33.37. 40. 170 Steitz, Robert 81. 98. 1 15 Venne, Kevin 1 14 Wolcott. David Stellato. Monica 29. 3 1 . 46, 63 Vigliano, Gary 79. 1 14 Wood. Carol . 122 Stenard. Deborah 32.41. 175 Vigliano. Joan 1 26. 1 50 Wood, Donna 90 Stevens. Thomas 127 Villamaino. David 193 Wood. Kristine Stewart. Joan Villamaino. Margaret 126 Wood, Stephen 10. 85. 86. 97. 126. 193 Stewart. John Violett. Lori 1 10 Woods. Laura 90 Stewart, Keith 47. 77 Viveiros. Elizabeth 120 Woods. Thomas 1 10 Stewart. Kevin 119 Viveiros. Paula 28 Wright. Alycia Stockwell. Fred 62 Vogel. Beverly Wright. J udith 62. 168 Stolecki, James Vogel. Mark ' 126 Wright. Joe Stronberg. Larry 43. 168 Votze. Paul 77. 122. 160 Wrinkle. Robert 42. 62 Stubbs. Leslie Waide. Jo-Ann 39. 40 68. 158. 160. Wrinkle. Stephen 1 10 Sullivan, Karen 1 10 186. 196. 230 Yacovone. Lisa 90. 1 10 Sullivan. Katheryn 9. 1 15 Waldron. Caryl 63 Yacovone. Lori 10. 45 Sullivan, Michelle 30,47. 59, 170 Waldroup. Debbie 65 Yacovone. Lynne Sullivan. Robert 81.97. 158. 159. 160 Walker. Dwight 14. 97. 126 Y oung, Brenda Sullivan, William 14. 51 Walker. Karen 55. 65. 1 59 Young. Debbie 23 Summers. Michael Walz. Robert 1 14 Zebrv k. John 126 Summers. Shaun Ward. Christopher 1 14 Zebryk. Tad 1 14 Sunter, Judy 127 Ward. Dennis Zeliff. Nancy 40. 1 70 Sunter. Stephen 86. 1 10 Ward. Pat 62 Zimmerman. Meg 24.40.67.87. 160. 170 Sutcliffe, David 42 Warren. Fred 48, 81 Zimmerman. Ronald 122 Sutcliffe, Steven Warren. William. Zuccala. Theresa 126 Swaine. Frances 58. 143 Washburn. Marylee 24, 87 Zuffoletti. John 40 Swanson. Frank 1 10 Washington. Ruth Zych. Karen 87. 120 Swiech, Michael 84. 101. 1 19 Weaver. Loretta . 24, 1 75 Zych. Sherry 1 121. 175 Taft, Cynthia 1 10 Webb. Donna Taft. David 29. 160 Webb. Patricia Tarnowski. Paul 79. 1 1 5 Weber. Stephen 122 Tarpinian, Sue 1 19. 158 Webster. Donald 31 Taylor. Gary 126 Webster, Nancy 122. 150 Tay lor, Jackie 45. 230 Weiner. Daryl 120. 173 Taylor, James 115 Weiner. Meredith 1 10 Taylor. Fee Weisse. John 31.53.81. 1 58. 1 59. 1 60 Taylor, Richard Weisse. William 84. 98, 120, 158 Teden. Mark 1 10 Welch. James Teixeira, Gary 119 Wells. Dana 79 Teixeria, Louisa Wenk. Alan 22. 62, 77 Teixeira, Paul 39. 81, 83 West. Elaine 1 10 Templeton. William 115 Westcott. Bruce 36 Tesini, Carl Whalen. Judy 36 Tesini, Neal 1 10 Wheeler. Holly 112 Tetreault. Donald 11 9 Wheeler, Leslie 122 Thirsher, Sandra 1 10 W heeler. Lori 23, 25 Thodal, Eric 81. 126. 186 While. Chris 16. 77, 160 Thodal. Finda 1 15. 158 White, David 1 10 Thompson. Chery l 69 White. Donna 110 Thompson, Joseph 1 19 White. Fred 84. 1 10 Thompson, Laura 1 10 White, John E. 229 This rowdy crew of misfits has worked all year long, following activities, chasing dow n names and attempting to put this volume together. The way to remember them is by their trademarks: Joey ' s crutches, Jackie ' s quick fingers, Jane ' s athletic aptitude, Lisa ' s limber limbs, Marty’s continual open house, Kathy’s Canadian dream, Helen’s works of art, Lynn ' s artistic achievements, Mike ' s hall passes, Pam’s many accomplishments, Jane ' s bearded buddy, Debbie ' s sloe sense of humor, Mary ' s Monty in the Hall, Maura ' s unusual experiences, Patti ' s garage bills, Linda’s extraordinary taste, Kim ' s whimsical wizardry, Timmy ' s corner seats. Pete ' s first annual, Tom ' s blushing beauty, Jo-Ann ' s “blondie,” Dave’s quick shutter. Debbi ' s silent manner, Mike ' s computations, Anne ' s many moods, Kathy ' s fickle flirtations, Ed ' s basket of gawoomkies, John ' s “Longmeadow chics, Rupert ' s “little donations, Scott ' s sexy legs, Brian ' s literary style, Blaine ' s demonic mind, Mike ' s guinea pig, Joey’s Three Little Bears, and last but not least, Maryellen ' s other (!) life. 230 This is the other side of the coin, the business staff. In the beginning of the year you probably saw them wandering from door to door trying to get some patrons. Then they changed roles, they began soliciting subscribers to help circulate this master- piece. Towards the end of the year they donned black masks and brass knuckles in order to gather the money from a few de- linquent debtors. So, many thanks to Betsy. Julie, Jean, Janet, Lori, Sue, Joy, John, Beth, Argira, Donna, Judy, Mary Alice, Linda, Colleen, Mike, .Nancy, Don. Ted, Paul and Eric. This is not primarily the place where we have to be it is the place where we are. This is not our prison but our home. It is the road we must walk and the walking of it is called life Because we will walk it only once, then how important it is that we should walk it with some purpose that we can call our own. A