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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1977 volume:

EAST LONGMEADOWn I • jM k -, i T T f r - : ! ' 4 e ?! MSI LONGMEAD ' OW, „ ■ - ■ V 5 . ■ 4 . - J ' 2 - W ’ I I UGH, O CHOOL VOLUME XVI • - j tSESBEZz. ■ • V A sm V J5 ■ v”V v-4 4| M ARE FOR FOOLS AND THEY LET THEM SLIP AWAY WE MUST GATHER . ALL OUR COURAGE AND ALL THE YEARS A.1 1 tASftMIII J KTTK TIE-I MOII XI M,. JAM IO A W PACK Manson, 3 Girls Face Life or Gas Chamber Four Guilty Of Murders l� S ANCKI.KS (UPl) . ... Mnruoo .m! liorm-l . (punif nunteit hi -i ,.r into a roll of l,,v «� id bloody (trcti, . ,„ n � K-t«l M r� l� i of Ford to Take Oath as 38th JAixon Kesigns Af N non Tori av l N G1 KLD UNION 5 enat Panel Bars Funds ?or Future Cambodia Raids President Special to The Union WASHINGTON - Richard Milhous Nixon, the 37th President of the United State , announced Thursday night that he had (riven up hi long and arduous fi(tht to remain in office and would resign at noon today, jess than two year after his landslide ejection for hi second term. Gerald R. Ford, whom Nixon nominated for vioe president last Oct. 12. will be sworn in today at the same hour as the 38th President of the United States to serve out the RST. days remaining in Nixon ' s term. Nixon, in a conciliatory address on national television, said he was tearing not with a sense of bittenie but with a houe hit departure would Mark II ins Seventh in Relax ‘Golden Spitz Shines Again I COME AND GO tINGFIELD UNION S Vtlioi lo Bitul JJp R ounds 1 ‘Tin Hostages iv Dead? l (,od!‘ 1 9 Israeli Hostages Slain in Shootoi Between Sharpshooters, Terrorists Tragedy May End Olympics Kissinger Resumes Paris Talks Monda) ONE GIANT LEAP FOR MANKIND ( . S. stronauts WulL on Ihr Moon 13 AND TAKE US UP ALWAYS UP THIS WAY AGAIN. 17 CHARLIE MCKINNEY: WE 18 REALLY LIKE YOU! In the ten years that Mr. McKinney has been with us, he has proven that he is not merely a teacher of English, but also a teacher of philosophy, theology, and politics and a super Debate Coach. His classes are inundat- ed with clever witticisms and relevant statements that make us think about our past, present and future. His perception and comments have illuminated our way through the worlds of Shakespeare, science-fiction and fantasy. Mr. McKinney ' s success as a teacher stems, not only from a desire to teach, but from a true interest in what he teaches. Even the quietest of us seems to open up and express our views in his presence. Sometimes humorous, sometimes serious he can always sur- prise his classes with new facts, Shakespearean quotes and amazing sto- ries. His cleverness and ability to define and clarify a point are exemplified by his success as the Debate Coach. After school on Fridays, his voice is immediately recognized as the dominant one in the discussion group. He believes what he teaches and he combines his opinions with the most unexciting subjects (like vocabu- lary), thus Mr. McKinney holds the student ' s attention, challenging him to learn. He is an educator in the true sense of the word. For these reasons we dedicate Aegis 77, without hesitation to Charles McKinney, an outstanding teacher and person. i 19 Mr. Mrs. Albert Bailey 3rd Mr. Mrs. Karl C. Bailey, Sr. Mr. Mrs. David Bassett Bay State Truck Service Inc. William R. Bradley D.M.D. Mr. Mrs. Neal A. Bradstreet Ronald D. Brown Patricia F. Brown Mr. Mrs. Thomas Bruno Jean C. Buddington Mr. Mrs. Donald K. Burd Mr. Mrs. James Burney Mr. Mrs. Anthony C. Camerota Mr. Mrs. Kenneth R. Clarke Mr. Mrs. Robert D. Chadboune Roger Coderre Mr. Mrs. James Cunningham Mr. Mrs. Roger A. Dalessio Mrs. Dauten Mr. Mrs. Michel DeMarinis Mr. Mrs. Robert DeShay Don, Nick, Kim Dr. Mrs. Joseph R. Donatelle Mr. Mrs. Roy Dunkerley Mr. Mrs. Henry Feeney Mr. Mrs. Eugene A. Fitzgerald Mrs. Rachel Fleming Dr. and Mrs. David Fontana Mr. Mrs. R.M. Haetinger Mr. Mrs. Neal Hamilton Mr. Mrs. Donald A. Heath Dr. Mrs. Conrad A. Henrich Mr. Mrs. Charles Horner Mr. Mrs. Stephen Jaworski Mr. Mrs. Peter C. Karalekas Mr. Mrs. William P. Kelleher Kris Joy Atty Mrs. Robert E. Kubicek Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Kulik STAR PATRONS Mr. Mrs. George LeRoy Lucy W. Longwill Attorney Mrs. David L. Lorenzi Mr. Mrs. Raymond F. Lynch Mr. Mrs. Lester E. Miller Attorney Mrs. Alfred J. Monahan Mr. Mrs. Robert Monroe Mr. Mrs. John T. Moriarty O ' Brien Environmental James B. O ' Hearn Mr. Parisi Family Mr. Mrs. Leon F. Pomeroy Dr. Mrs. Wayne Porter Mr. Mrs. Angelo Resta Mr. Mrs. George E. Roos John Roy Mr. Mrs. Ryan Mary-Elizabeth Brewster St. Germain Mr. Mrs. Richard Schaefer Mr. Mrs. Alvin H. Seligman Animal Hospital Mr. Mrs. Richard E. Sheldon Mr. Mrs. John W. Silk Mr. Mrs. Alex Smith Dr. Mrs. Edward Steitz Attorney Mrs. Adolphe A. Storey Mr. Mrs. Sullivan Thereasa M. Swanson Or. Mrs. Earle A. Tompkins Mr. Mrs. Edwin Warren Mr. Mrs. Ewart Weaver Mr. Mrs. Raymond I. Weiner, Jr. Mr. Mrs. E. Thomas Williams Mr. Mrs. M.R. White Ralph C. Zepke PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Douglas Abel Jr. Mr. Mrs. Jon Abrahamson Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Adams The Adornato ' s Mr. Mrs. John Aitcheson Mr. Mrs. Leonard Alexander Mr. Mrs. Robert Allan Anderson and Company Mr. Mrs. Carl Anderson Fredric W. Anderson Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Anderson Mr. Mrs. Kenneth A. Andwood Dominic Argiro Mr. Mrs. Charles Arment Mr. Mrs. John Auchter Beverly Austin Mr. Mrs. Allen E. Bagg Barbara Bailey Mr. Mrs. George Banard Mr. Donald Baker Mr. Mrs. Robert Barney Sr. Mr. Mrs. James Barry Mr. Mrs. Frank Basile Mr. Mrs. John Basiliere Mrs. Donald Bates Mr. Mrs. Robert Baule Mr. Mrs. Robert Bean Mr. Mrs. A. Robert Beaudet Mr. Mrs. Robert Belch Mr. Mrs. Richard C. Bewsee Mr. Mrs. Gerald Black Mr. Mrs. R.B. Blance Mr. Mrs. Fran Bleau Mr. Mrs. Arthur E. Bliss Bo Mr. Mrs. Harold Botta Mr. Mrs. Joseph E. Bouchie Mr. Mrs. William Boyd Mr. Mrs. Gordon Bradley Mr. Bob Jackie Julie Briganti Leo J. Brodeur Mr. Mrs. Philip A. Brooks Mr. Mrs. Alan T. Brown and Family Dick Delanne Brown Jr. Dr. Mrs. James P. Brown Mr. Mrs. Richard W. Brown Stanley P. Brown Mr. Mrs. William Bruneau Mr. Mrs. Dennis Bruno Mr. Mrs. Thomas Brunton Mr. Mrs. John Bryans Howard Burr Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Butler Carrie Christopher Cabrini Mr. Mrs. Ampanella Family Mrs. M.A. Campbell Mr. Mrs. Arvid Carlson Mr. Mrs. Robert Carlson Mr. Mrs. Donald J. Cavanaugh J Mr. Mrs. Arthur Child The Christensen Family Mr. Mrs. Albert Circosta Mr. Mrs. Richard A. Clark Mrs. R.W. Clark Class of 78 Mr. Mrs. Paul Cloutier Mr. Mrs. James P. Conner Mr. Mrs. David Contois Mr. Mrs. Richard Conway Barbara Ralph Cooley Mr. Mrs. Heywood M. Cooper Mrs. Lloyd Corbett Mr. Mrs. Drew Cordone Mr. Mrs. Walter Cote Mr. Mrs. James Courtney John M. Cox John Cox C.R.C. Enterprises Mr. Mrs. William Creighton Mr. Mrs. Gabriel H. Croteau Mr. Mrs. Lincoln Cruikshank John Cunningham and Family Mr. Mrs. Rex W. Cunningham, Jr Mr. Mrs. Orton A. Cushman Jr. The Cyboron Family Mr. Mrs. John D ' Amato Mr. Mrs. Gordon Davidson Dr. Mrs. Thomas M. Davies Mr. Mrs. C. Warren Davis Jeri and Steven Davis Mr. Mrs. Frank DeAngelo Mr. Mrs. Nicholas C. Debacher Debby and Jim PATRONS Mr. Mrs. James DeForest Son Attorney Mrs. John J. Dempsey Edward Denault Mr. Mrs. Girard A. Desnuyers Mr. Mrs. John H. Deval Mr. Francis Devine; Dick and Ray Mr. Mrs. Wm. Dietsche Mr. Mrs. Thomas Dignan JoAnn E. Dinnie Jennifer Carly Domash Jennerfer Carly Domash Mr. Mrs. Scott Dooley Mr. Mrs. J.C. Drawee Mr. Mrs. Arthur M. Drinkwater Mr. Mrs. Richard Drinkwater Richard J. Driscoll Mr. Mrs. Wm Drumheller Karen Dunkelbarger John J. Dunn Mr. Mrs. Edgar Dupont Mr. Mrs. J. Durie Mr. Mrs. George Dusenberry Mr. Mrs. Robert Earnshaw Mr. Mrs. Nelson V. Edoff Mr. Mrs. Richard Edwards Mr. Mrs. R.H. Ellison Mrs. Estelle D. Eldridge Mr. Mrs. Edward FT Faber The Falcones Antonio Fazio Mr. Mrs. Ferus Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Ferrante Jr. Mr. Mrs. Harry Fickett Mr. Mrs. Joseph Fimognari Jr. Mr. Mrs. William M. Finnegan Mr. Mrs. Michael A. Fiorentino Mr. Mrs. John Florence M.E. Flynn Mr. Mrs. Thomas Flynn Mr. Mrs. James F. Foard Mr. Mrs. Lester E. Fontaine Eunice Forbes Mr. Mrs. William L. Forrest Mr. Mrs. Robert Fredette Family Mr. Mrs. Charles Frey A Friend Mr. Mrs. Samuel Frisino Furman Lumber, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Neil R. Gaboury Mr. Mrs. Eugene Galica Mr. Mrs. William Garber Boys June E. Gardell Mr. Mrs. Ernest J. Gelimas Jr. Richard T. Gellock Mr. Mrs. Al. Gibney Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Giuggio Nicholas M. Giuggio Virginia M. Giuggio Go Falcons The Family of Kenneth D. Goddard Mr. Mrs. Joseph Golon Mr. Mrs. Peter Gondela Mr. Mrs. Forrest Goodrich Mr. Mrs. Gordon Gradly Mr. Mrs. Willard Gralia Phyllis Louis Grimaldi Mr. Mrs. Warren I. Griswold Mr. Mrs. James Grocott Mr. Mrs. Carl W. Haetinger Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Haley Mr. Mrs. Carle G. Hallen Mr. Mrs. Philip P. Halloran Frank G. Hammond Mr. Mrs. Ed Hanna Mrs. Mr. Maryann Haraty Mr. Mrs. Michael Harrigan Earl Harrington Mr. Mrs. John W. Hartwell Irabella Haserlat E.A. Haskin Stephen Diane Hawkins Jennie J. Hayes Mr. Mrs. Wilton B. Hayes Mr. Mrs. H.E. Hebert John Karen Hebert Mr. Mrs. Alan Hedin Mr. Mrs. Donald T. Heenan Mr. Mrs. Dave Hiller Mr. Czeklehren Hinkelbauf Mr. Mrs. Richard W. Hire Mr. Mrs. Richard Hodge Lori Shelly Hoekstra Mr. Mrs. Leo J. Hood Harry Hoopenbaugh VII 22 PATRONS Mr. Mrs. John R. Howe The Hughes Family Mr. Mrs. William Humphrey Mrs. Lester Hupfer Mr. Mrs. Themas J. Hurely Mrs. G.B. Huse Lorraine Jacques Mr. Mrs. Ralph W. Jamison Mrs. Nancy P. Jarvis Roxanne Jarvis Mr. Mrs. Harry Jernstrom Mr. Mrs. Walter I. Johnson Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Jones The Kaiser Family Mr. Mrs. John S. Kasmer John S. Katsoulis Mr. Mrs. Anthony Keating Mr. Mrs. L.H. Keating Jr. Mr. Mrs. William F. Keller Mrs. Lillian P. Kelly Mr. Mrs. R.F. Kenison Caroline Kennar William C. Kennedy Alma M. Kern Mr. Mrs. William Killoren Mrs. Donald King Mr. Mrs. Robert J. King. Mr. Mrs. Courtlandt L. Kites, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Ronald Knowe Mr. Mrs. John Kopec Mr. Mrs. Steven Kramer Mr. Mrs. John Kulig Mr. Mrs. Arthur LaBerge Mr. Mrs. Howard LaBier Mr. Mrs. Robert Labradorf Mr. Mrs. Walter LaBroad Family Mr. Mrs. Donald LaClair Mr. Mrs. John L. Lachut Mr. Mrs. Alfred Lafave Mr. Mrs. Robert F. LaFleche Mr. Mrs. Edward M. Lally Mr. Mrs. Amos LaMountain Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Langdon Mrs. Julia Lasek Mitchell A. Lata Jr. John M. Helen Lavelle Ethel Lawrence Mr. Mrs. William Lee Mr. Mrs. Russell R. Leonard Mr. Mrs. Herbert Levine Mr. Mrs. Evert L. Lindgren Jr. Mr. Mrs. Charles Lockhart Mr. Mrs. D. Lombardi Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Longo Mr. Mrs. Roy Longueil Mr. Mrs. Michael T. Lopardo Lots of Luck Mr. Mrs. Lovatt Mark Lyman The Murray Lynch Family Mrs. Timothy Lynch Mrs. William F. Lynch Mr. Mrs. Richard Lyons Mrs. Mrs. Gilbert MacCallum Mr. Mrs. William F. MacDonald Mr. Mrs. Bruce A. Mackechnie Mr. Mrs. Magnani Dr. Mrs. Dwight R. Magovern Mr. Mrs. Wilfred Maiolo Kim Shari Makowiec Mr. Mrs. Michael Manley Mr. Mrs. Mannheim Mr. Mrs. Michael Manning Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Marazzi Mr. Mrs. Charles Marino Mrs. Gloria Marino John Martin Mr. Mrs. Richard F. Martin. Mr. Mrs. H.J. Matthews Jr. Thomas J. Maybury Mrs. Philip J. Mayher Mr. Mrs. James A. McCombe Biett Todd MacGowan Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. McGowan Edward McGrady Mr. Mrs. John McGrady Mr. Mrs. George McGrath Mr. Mrs. David McGuill Mrs. J. McHugh Mr. Mrs. Edward McLaughlin Mr. Mrs. John McNair Mr. Mrs. Lawrence McNulty Mr. Mrs. Lowell McRae Mr. Mrs. Alfred Mecomonaco PATRONS Miss Karen Megisky Leonard Mercieii George Martz Mr. Mrs. Clifford L. Midwood John Monarty Mr. Mrs. Alfred Montana Mr. Mrs. Arnold Morel Mr. Mrs. George Moriarty Mr. Mrs. N.A. Morneau Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert Morrissette Mr. Mrs. Anthony Mortillaro Mr. Mrs. Arthur Moses Mr. Mrs. Stephen Mozden Mr. Mrs. William T. Mueller Joseph Jane Mulcahy Mr. Mrs. John M. Murphy Mr. Mrs. John Murray Mrs. Nicholas Mushenko Mr. Mrs. Donald Myers Madeline M. Nellman Mr. Mrs. Walter D. Niznik Sr. Mr. Mrs. E.J. Nolan Nuzzolilli Family Mr. Mrs. John Nystrom Mr. Mrs. Joesph A. Oakes Ed Jody O ' Brien Mr. Mrs. Jeremiah O ' Connor Warren Inez Odell Mr. Mrs. J.F. O ' Hara Mr. Mrs. Carl F. Ohlin Mr. Mrs. Bernie Olmsted Mr. Mrs. Gerald O ' Melia Mr. Mrs. O ' Neill Mrs. Mr. Charles O ' Neill Patrick O ' Toole Mr. Mrs. Robert Ouellette Mrs. Colby Owen Mr. Mrs. Ernest H. Page Mr. Mrs. Leonard Palmer Mrs. Palombella Mr. Mrs. Stephen Pannier Mr. Mrs. Donald Paquette Mr. Mrs. Raymond Paquin Mr. Mrs. William Parenteau Mr. Mrs. Donald Paris Mr. Mrs. Edward Parker Mr. Mrs. Gene A. Parker Mr. Mrs. Allan Pash John Patenaude Jr. Mr. Mrs. John Pearson Mrs. Gerald L. Pellegrini Mario A. Perosino Mr. Mrs. Frank Petruzzello Mr. Mrs. Archie Plante Mr. Mrs. Wallace Plumb Mr. Mrs. Wallace Plumb Mark Pooler Mr. Mrs. John Potorski Mr. Mrs. William Powell Mr. Mrs. Thomas Prendergast Mr. Mrs. Gordon H. Prior Mr. Mrs. J. Pugliano Mr. Mrs. Fran Raimer Mr. Mrs. Richard Raimondi Mr. Mrs. Robert Ramy Mr. Mrs. Donald Ramey Rose Rattotti Mr. Mrs. James Rentoul Debbie Richard Mr. Mrs. Anthony G. Richards Mr. Mrs. Clarence Richards Mr. E. Richards Mr. Mrs. William Roberts Jr. Mr. Mrs. Authur Robinson Mr. Mrs. Donald Robitaille Mr. Mrs. Thomas C. Rogan Jr. Frank Lois Rogers Mr. Mrs. Daniel Romanko Mr. Mrs. Hugo Roth Mr. Mrs. Charles Russell Dorothy M. Russo Mr. Mrs. George E. Rutherford Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Rybacki Howard Safford Mr. Mrs. Rupert St. John Mr. Mrs. Richard St.Onge Mr. Mrs. Dominic St. Peter Mr. Mrs. George Sakokeeny Mr. Mrs. Harry Samble Jr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Santaniello Mrs. Ann Saunders Dorothy Savaria Mr. Mrs. Roland Savard Mr. Mrs. Fredrick Scalise PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Elden Schonidt Mr. Mrs. Patrick L. Seely Mr. Mrs. Kalevin J. Seppanen Mr. Mrs. Herbert Sharon Mr. Mrs. Clark Shea Mr. Mrs. George J. Shea Mae E. Shortt Constantine L. Paulson Mr. Mrs. Michael J. Shugrue Harry R. Simard Charles Simonich Mr. Mrs. L.J. Skinner Mr. Mrs. Andrew E. Skroback Jr. Mr. Mrs. Derrell Smith Mr. Mrs. Donald E. Smith Mr. Mrs. Robert Smith Mr. Mrs. Russell E. Snow, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Mead Sommers Mr. Mrs. George O. Spencer Mrs. Richard Stack Mr. and Mrs. James M. Stella G. Stellato Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Stephans Mr. Mrs. Alan Stockwell Mr. Mrs. Marshall F. Stockwell Mr. Mrs. William Stolecki John L. Strandberg Jr. Mrs. Mr. Robert A. Sullivan The Sullivan Family Mr. Mrs. Edward Sunter Tenance W. Sweeney Mr. Mrs. Arnold B. Talbert Mr. Mrs. Leo Tarpinian Mr. Mrs. Homer A. Thieme Mr. Mrs. Edward Thirsher Mr. Mrs. Kurt W. Thomas John Thurner Mr. Mrs. Thomas Topitzer Mr. Mrs. Micheal Torcia Mr. Mrs. Mark J. Torricelli Mr. Mrs. James M. Towle Mr. Mrs. John P. Trinceri Mr. Mrs. Robert Trinceri Mr. Mrs. Robert Troutman Shane Trudeau Mr. M s. Richard J. Tullie Mr. Mrs. John S. Turner Mr. Mrs. Dennis Turowsky Mr. Mrs. Martin Turpie Mr. Mrs. John D. Ulich Mr. Mrs. R. Philip VanTassel Mr. Mrs. John A. Varnot Mr. Mrs. C. E. Vogel Mr. Mrs. Earnest E. Wadeau Mr. Mrs. Richard Walas Mr. Mrs. E. Walz Mr. Mrs. William J. Ward Mr. Mrs. Fred Warren Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Webb Mark Weiner Mr. Mrs. James Welch Mrs. Fay Wheeler Jim Kevin White Mr. Mrs. Raymond White Mr. Mrs. George Whitkop Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Whittemore Mr. Mrs. Joseph Wiezbicki Mr. Mrs. Richard N. Williams Kathleen Jean Willibean Rose Winn C. A. M. E. C. Wolf Mr. Mrs. L. H. Wood Mr. Mrs. Robert D. Wood Mr. Mrs. Richard Woodbury Mr. Mrs. Thomas Woods Jr. Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Wrinkle Mr. Mrs. Philip Yacovone Mr. Mrs. G. Yeomans Tony Zampiceni Phyllis Zarlengo Mr. Mrs. Zoda Mr. Mrs. Frank Zuccala Mr. Mrs. Robert Zuccalo Mr. Mrs. William Zuccalo The Zych Family TRIBUTE TO THE EAST LONGMEADOW Since its inception in 1951, the East Longmeadow Scholarship Foundation has helped a total of 431 academicians on the road to a higher education. The Foundation, originally conceived by the P.T.A. to provide financial aid for young residents of East Longmeadow, has through the years awarded over $115,000 in scholarships. The funds provided to students are realized by contributions from local businesses, clubs, an annual house to house drive for funds, and gifts given to the Personal Rememberance Fund, honoring or in memory of friends. Amoung the awards given are the East Longmeadow Education Association Scholarship Award, the Cynthia Wade Memorial Award, given to students who plan a career in nursing, and the Lions Club Scholarship Award. Through the efforts of this fine organization many local students have gained an opportunity for a better education and, because of this, the foundation deserves great commendation. I 26 Y £2r. SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION Satisfaction with a job well done and awareness of more to be accomplished, identify diners. 27 Arthur Anderson Beverly Austin Kurt Anderson William Alleman Gabriella Antico Karl Bailey Richard Baker Donna Barnard M 31 James Barry Patricia Belch Roberta Bergamini Elizabeth Barron Michele Bedard Georgene Benns N Susan Borden Barbara Borowiec David Bradstreet Charles Bortle Joan Bourque Denise Boucher 33 Urana Brown Thomas Bruno 34 Debra Buckingham Mark Buddington 35 3555 jffZitr- .wif iFW- t f - Howard Burr Gordon Burson Cheryl Busekist Laurie Campbell John Camerota 36 NW Cheryl Carroll Linda Carroll Enrico Cellini Emily Child David Chadbourne 37 Peter Cokotis Anne Collins Sandra Clarke Edward Cloonan 38 Colin Collins Lucie Cook Donald Cooper 39 James Darsigny Kristin Dauten John Dickson Darlene Edwards Joan Evans Virginia Falcone Karl Faust Mark Feeney i 43 44 Jeffrey Frazee Linda Francoeur Robert Franceschelli Susan Gacek Mary Garrow 45 Debora Gemme John Garwacki Kathryn Georgantas Mark Geene 46 Lois Goewey Willard Gralia Carolyn Graves Livio Gravini Anthony Giuggio 47 HOMEffl OF THE .SPARTANS Bruce Gray Gloria Green Diana Gregory Mary Griswold Martin Grudgen William Haetinger Nancy Hazen David Heath William Heenan Peter Henault Allen Hendricks Stephen Herein Scott Hildreth Michael Hill 36 3 6 Jl ■ 50 . Henry Hudon Karl Hiller Dale Hunter Kathleen Hurst tHW 4 . Shawn Ingle 51 52 Claudia Katze Kathleen Kelleher Mark Kielar Louella Kenison Mary Keller 53 Jonathan Kilburn Betsy Kulik Kimberly Knight Linda LaBier Karen Lachut 54 Anthony Leroux Elizabeth Leroy Michael Lewis I 57 Jeffrey Mattis Mark Maurer Anne Martin Stephen Maurer Robert Martel S3 Patricia Maybury Eileen McDonald Gail McGrath Eileen McNulty James McGowan i Karen Megizsky Paul Melbourne Monica Miller Robin Miller Steven Miller 60 61 Ann Morin Joanne Mueller Christopher Murphy Kyle Nadeau Pamela Newkirk 4 ;.? , Mark Mushenko 4 62 Martha Oparowski Judith Paine 63 l Douglas Paris Christine Parker Donna Paschetto 64 65 ■I Alice Pomeroy Jonathan Price David Prior l i 66 Serge Remillard William Richard r Susan Quinn Cynthia Redin Wayne Richards 67 I Gregory Robbins Kathy Roberts Robin Roos Thomas Rosazza « t i Aimee Roberts Therese Rogers 68 Arnold Ryan Mary-Ann Scanlon Karl Schuhlen Beth Schaefer Stephen Rybacki Karen Scully 69 70 Thomas Small Cynthia Smith Robert Smile Judith Smith A J Douglas Smith 71 Laura Stebbins Kathryn Steele Karen Sullivan 72 Stephan Sunter Frank Swanson Cynthia Taft Russell Talbert Mark Teden 73 Tina Tomacelli Helen Tongue Jeffrey Townsend Steven Thornholt Sandra Thirsher Laura Thompson 74 Anthony Trase Valerie Van Valkenburg Sandra Ulich Donna Webb Patricia Webb David Villamaino 75 I I 76 7 Donna Winn Thomas Wilson Heidi Wilson David Wolcott Donna Wood ESS — ' ' -y u X SUPERINTENDENTS — OFFICE 78 Thomas Woods Stephen Wrinkle 79 CHEERLEADERS CAJOLE CROWDS You can do it! Midwood scores again v 80 Power to the people With their great looks and death-defying antics, the cheerleaders were instrumental in many Spartan Football and Basketball victories. Led by co-captains, Mary Beth Griswold and Mary Weiner, these graceful young women whirled and twirled their way into the hearts of spectators and athletes alike. When the situation was grim and a hush fell over the crowd, these sprightly lasses raised our spirits with their repertoire of rowdy cheers. We will never forget the special dimension they added to our high school sports activities. We ' ve got the spirit Lou rambles on Patty pleases people i I I 81 The greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. Life ' s greatest adventure is in doing one ' s level best. If you cannot win, make the one ahead of you break the record. PLAY LITTLE LEAGUE SPARTANS WIN SUBURBAN LEAGUE TITLE Here they come Mike Lewis sheds a defender The EL football team once again proved their gridiron su- premacy as they rolled to a 9-1 record. This mark not only earned them a share of the Suburban League title, but also the chance to represent Western Mass in the High School Playoff Bowl. The overpowering strength of the Spartan line, led by Sen- iors Dave Bradstreet, John Dunn, and John Sharon, continually opened holes for MVP Jeff Dobias, Dagenais winner Mike Lewis and Junior standout, Rick Willis. When the other team did get control of the ball, the staunch EL Defense, led by Gordie Burson, made its hard-hitting presence known. What do we do now, fearless leader? Jeff Dobias goes off tackle FOR SIXTH STRAIGHT YEAR Ready! Set! Go! Go! Chris Murphy executes the option. Excuse me, this one is mine. Spartan Honor Roll All-Western Mass: Dave Bradstreet, Mike Lewis, John Sharon All-Suburban League: Dave Bradstreet, Gordon Burson, John Dunn, Mike Lewis, John Sharon Most Valuable Player: Jeff Dobias Tri-Captains for 1977: Jim Foley, Tom Franco, Rick Willis Brad and Tom Franco clear the way. Jim Foley breaks to the outside. A well-deserved victory ride EL 7 EL 27 EL 0 EL 21 EL 41 EL 48 EL 27 EL 28 EL 40 EL 40 East Longmeadow 20 Enfield 0 W. Springfield 14 Northhampton 8 S. Hadley 7 Classical 0 Ludlow 6 Minnechaug 14 Holyoke Catholic 20 Amherst 0 Longmeadow 6 Algonquin 0 Rick Willis finds running room. 1ST ROW: Mike Lamirande, Mike Fleming, Mike Lewis, Chris Murphy, Cordon Burson, Jeff Dobias, Dave Bradstreet, Karl Hiller, John Dunn, John Sharon, Mark Monroe. 2ND ROW: Bob McMahan, John Driscoll, Jeff Bassett, Tom Franco, Mike Kelliher, John Parker, Al Bagg, Mike Hanna, Coach York, Coach Dobias. 3RD ROW: Paul Turner, Ray Belliveau, Jeff Penndorf, Joe St. Peter, Rick Willis, Jim Foley, Gary Pomeroy, John Burson, Chip O ' Conner , Andy Sharon, Rich Plumb. 4TH ROW: Coach Modzelewski, Jeff St. John, Jim Falcone, Jeff Dalessio, Jody Mongeon, Joe DeAngelo, Joe Wadden, Eric Nystrom, Ed Gardner, Jim Willar , Steve Lussier. 86 SPARTANS SCALP TOMAHAWKS 20-0 The EL Spartans took their 9-1 record to Springfield College Dec. 4 to do battle with the Tomahawks of Algonquin Regional High School. As the game progressed however, the Spartans were forced to fight Mother Nature as well as the Northboro boys when a mid-winter blizzard descended on the stadium. Mother Nature couldn ' t stop the Spartan running backs as they accounted for nearly 200 yards rushing on the snow-covered field. Junior Rick Willis led the offensive charge with nearly 100 yards. The defense allowed only one Algonquin first down all day and held the Tomahawks score- less. When the snow finally cleared, the Spar- tans had completely dominated Algonquin 20- 0. More importantly, they had earned the Divi- sion II crown. Dobs dashes on Murphy looks over his troops 87 I.v. FOOTBALL York. FROSH Find a Frosh t i 88 . • r SWIMMERS HAVE TRYING SEASON ABOVE: Steady persistance propels Carolyn Burney toward two Western Mass, records and co-MVP award. Good divers come in small packages. Cathedral 48 35 Longmeadow 53 30 West Springfield 110 58 Minnechaug 38 45 Easthampton 61 17 South Hadley 45 38 Longmeadow 97 75 Amherst 48 35 Chicopee 52 31 Minnechaug 34 49 Cathedral 94 76 Northampton 55 28 Western Mass 2nd States 4th mu ABOVE: Open wide and say ahh! 90 Slinky and Coach pool their ideas. BUT PULL THROUGH WITH 10-2 RECORD The Girls ' Swim Team finished an- other successful season, placing sec- ond to Minnechaug in both the league and in Western Mass and fin- ishing fourth in the States. The young team has high hopes to regain the league title next year. Waiting for the gun. Sophomore Leslie Naylor hammers down another victory. v r J mm Distance Freestyler Maureen Handler swims a mean 500. ABOVE: The state champ reigns another year. RIGHT: A spectacle of Spartan spirit. Are you still breathing? FIRST ROW (L-R) : Miss Kerr, Debbie Heath, Diana Robbins, Sue Robinson, Lisa Sapia, Jill Wilder, Kim Ricbers, Cindy Meron, Beth Mattis. SECOND ROW: Betsy Wadden, Mary Driscoll, Kathy Killoren, Kim Lincoln, Linda Allan, Janet Hunter, Kathy Waite, Kathy Ferrara. THIRD ROW: Liz Bagg, Patty Lynch, Kris Mumford, Merrie Weiner, Ann Chipouras, Ellen Haskins, Robin Roos (captain), Carolyn Burney, Lynn Tarnowski, Ann-Marie Fitzgerald, Kathy Hurlin, Sandy McKinney, Kim Beaudit, Debbie Jaworski, Sabrina Smitt, Donna Gralia, Sue Lorenzi, Chris Cormier. FOURTH ROW: Slinky Wiezblinky, Leslie Naylor. Missing: Mary-Anne Scanlon, Sue Scanlon, Donna Wood, Wendy White, Maureen Handler. 92 CROSS COUNTRY KEEPS THE PACE TEAM EL. OPP. HOLYOKE 15 46 W. SPFLD. 24 33 TECH. 29 27 SOUTHWICK 15 48 S. HADLEY 30 27 LONGMEADOW 18 42 LUDLOW 31 26 AMHERST 31 24 AGAWAM 44 19 MINNECHAUG 15 50 GRANBY 37 22 PALMER 25 30 CLASSICAL 31 24 Midwood takes the lead. Pat takes it all in stride. FRONT ROW: Larry Maiolo, Paul Donlin, Randy Burd, Jim Skiffington, Michael Philbin, Joe Maiolo, Rick Trudeau, Scott Haraty. REAR: Carle Hallen, Steve Katz, Dave Chadborne, Pat Fleming, Coach Dutille, Tom Florence, Jeff Santer, Glenn Case, Mark Midwood. The Dorito Bandito checks the scores. Coach keeps his eye on the girls. L TO R: Debbie Basile and Diane Carroll 94 FIELD HOCKEY STICKS The E.L.H.S. Field Hockey Team enjoyed another winning season as they compiled a 6-3-3 league record. Miss Exley, with the help of co-captains Linda Carroll and Marybeth Griswold, proved to be an inspiration to all the young players. In addition, Marybeth received the Best Offensive Player award and Linda was voted the Most Valuable Player at the first post-season banquet. The impressive show of spirit among the eleven returning Juniors and several Sophomores will insure a winning season next fall. The one that got away Opponent Longmeadow Southwick Agawam South Hadley Ludlow Minnechaug Longmeadow Southwick Agawam South Hadley Ludlow Minnechaug 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 2 1 0 1 3 70 WINNING WAYS Beth and Nancy wait for their chance. ' ■.,v • Linda moves upfield. Miss Exley finds fault with the referee ' s decision. 9 97 VARSITY GIRLS 1ST ROW: Karen Sullivan, Mary Carroll, Kelly Hand, Linda Carroll, Mary Beth Griswold, Nina Roberts, Claudia Katze, Patty Creighton, Beth Page. 2ND ROW: Miss Exley, Julie McDyer, Ann Marie Griswold, Debbie Kites, Maura McCullough, Pat Bradstreet, Mary Hanna, Carla Moses, Mary Lynn Marazzi J.V. GIRLS ift«.� ft . ' i. � • van Ik. ■- M Mi hH l m |SS55q lUd 1ST ROW: Mary Murphy, Laura Brown, Laurie Zych, Debbie Dobias, Linda Napolitan, Cathy Ward, Cathy Donatelle, Debbie Hironymous, 2ND ROW: Miss Gallant, Laurie Joseph, Gerry Hand, Lisa Miller, Kim Arment, Sue Brown, Laurie LeClaire, Sue Lincoln. f j :% ' W v , ' ' S3P Mfc 3B! 5 l -- v fcvj , -: «£. ' • aJSSto mbulL Varsity Soccer -TOP ROW: (L-R) Coach Bernatowicz, Chris Sands, Scott Danner, John Dickson, Marty Grudgen, Doug Paris, Paul Ernsting, Ricky Nasman, J.P. Murphy. BOTTOM ROW: (L-R) Jim McGowan, Ed Cloonan, Bill Ollari (M.V.P.), Mark Kielar (Co-capt.), Greg Wilk (Co-capt.), Scott Hildreth, Fred White, Dave Heath, Jim Welch. 0 vs Chicopee 8 Loss 7 vs Commerce 0 Win 0 vs Ludlow 4 Loss 3 vs Holyoke 5 Loss 1 vs Classical 5 Loss 1 vs Greenfield 1 Tie 1 vs Cathedral 3 Loss 2 vs Agawam 2 Tie 0 vs Westside 11 Loss 2 vs South Hadley 0 Win 0 vs Chicopee Comp 1 Loss 1 vs Westfield 3 Loss 0 vs Minnechaug 3 Loss 3 vs Tech 2 Win 0 vs Putnam 3 Loss 1 vs Longmeadow 1 Tie 1 vs Northampton 1 Tie BELOW: Scott Hildreth gets hung up. ABOVE: Rick Nasman strikes a pose. BELOW: Leave me alone! ABOVE: Dave Heath looks for some action. BELOW: Greg Wilk dazzles the fans. Varsity soccer suffered a heartbreaking 1976 season, winning 3, losing 9 and tying 4. However behind every cloud is a silver lining and the 1976 scuffers are no exception. M.V.P. Bill Ollari and high scorer Greg Wilk continually demonstrated their leadership throughout the year. Spartan sophomores, Rick Nasman and J.P. Murphy, proved to be promising for the future. Both, along with Wilk, received All-League honors. The highlight of the season was the 3-2 victory over Tech as the fans saw Jim McGowan send Wilk on a breakaway for the winner with one minute left in the contest. The soccer team is definitely up and coming under the guidance of Mr. Bernatowicz and we wish them the best of luck in future years. BELOW: Scott Danner prepares for take-off. ' % ABOVE: J.P. Murphy makes a stunning save. BELOW: “Wake up fellas! ABOVE: Paul Ernsting beats out the opponent. J.V. Soccer- TOP ROW (L-R); Coach Arra, Dave Hedin, Dave Sheets, Steve Starkie, Dave Florence, Greg Leonard, Jim Correale, Bob Guzzo, Andy Cordone, Bill Messier, Tony Contrino. BOTTOM ROW (L-R); John Wilk, Ed Giorgini, Mike O ' Shaunessy, Chris Trinceri, Dave Gelinas, Bill Connor, Dana Weiner. ABOVE: Coach Bernatowicz extends congratulations to J.P. ABOVE: I can dance! BELOW: Fred White enjoys it all. BELOW: Oops! Sorry, I must have missed the ball! T I I T POWER AND FINESSE ! i I j 1 Luc gets two more. Another bucket for Rich. Bill wins the battle of the boards. E.L. OPP. 56 Southwick 51 52 Westfield 51 60 Northampton 50 59 Alumni 54 58 Chicopee Comp. 52 51 Chicopee 55 53 Wahconah 67 65 Minnechaug 55 48 Ludlow 36 64 South Hadley 61 61 Agawam 52 49 Cathedral 65 56 Putnam 48 36 Longmeadow 44 59 Westfield 54 60 Agawam 39 57 Minnechaug 60 44 Ludlow 34 60 South Hadley 39 59 Putnam 52 56 Longmeadow 75 78 Wahconah 77 45 Commerce 72 He bolts for the basket. Added Inspiration! 104 HALLMARK OF E.L CAGERS (L-R) Coach Modzelewski, Paul Medrek, Jeff Dobias, Wayne Richards, Luc Menard, Mark Monroe, Jeff Mattis, Chris Murphy, Joe St. Peter, Mark Midwood, Craig Walker, Manager Paul Turner. 105 NEXT YEAR ' S STOCK (1ST ROW) David Florence, Jim Correale, David Hedin, Joe DeAngelo, J.P. Murphy. (2ND ROW) Charlie Arment, Gregg Belch, Jim Skiffington, Mike Philbin, Jack Twaddlw, Lance Forsythe, Marc Menard, Andy Cordone, Coach York. THE NEW HOPEFULS 1st. ROW (L — R) Todd Miller, Ed Giorgini, Brent Webb, Brian Walker, John Wilk, David Moses, Mike O ' Shaughnessy, 2nd ROW (L — R) Tim Leahy, John Ferrero, David Coderre, Mike Race, Mike Sullivan, Pat Seely, Ricky Edwards, Mike Keating 106 jj Ife - ' I ?l 1 Get any closer and I ' ll belt you one. Wendy goes for two. ABOVE: Come to me. BELOW: Pat has trouble with some frisky op position. RIGHT: Mmm, your leg is tasty. WHEN THEY WERE GOOD THEY WERE VERY GOOD , BUT . . . The fighting Pole battles ' neath the boards. Murph ' s fancy footwork dazzles her foes. Keep on truckin ' , babe! 41 EL vs Classical 46 31 EL vs Alumni 32 17 EL vs Westfield 63 26 EL vs Commerce 53 22 EL vs Minnechaug 35 22 EL vs Ludlow 41 38 EL vs South Hadley 35 31 EL vs Agawam 48 25 EL vs Classical 41 46 EL vs Putnam 37 21 EL vs Longmeadow 37 18 EL vs Minnechaug 36 44 EL vs Ludlow 43 29 EL vs South Hadley 27 16 EL vs Agawam 34 26 EL vs Technical 29 58 EL vs Putnam 41 25 EL vs Longmeadow 49 Girls Basketball faced that familiar and frustrat- ing dilemma- A Building Year. Faithful practice sessions not withstanding- the stuffers didn ' t stuff and their lay ups fell down. Lead by co-captains Linda Carroll and Betsy Kulik, the enthusiasm of the team is still alive. In their first game against Classical, newcomer Nina Roberts led the team with twenty points. Next years team will be returning with ten juniors and eleven sophomores, such a turnout will undoubtedly insure success in next year ' s season. Are you sure Jabar started this way? r- 73 VARSITY GIRLS 77 (L TO R) Marybeth Topitzer, Mary Hanna, Linda Carroll, Pat Bradstreet, Nina Roberts, Wendy White, Betsy Kulik, Mary Murphy, Sue Lievens, Claudia Katze. (L TO R) Karen Mumford, Beth Mattis, Karen Monroe, Vicki Saulnier, Lisa Barry, Julie Viens, Kim Arment, Betsy Wadden, Margie Stevens, Jo-Anne Skiffington, Mary Carroll, Cindy Murphy, Carol Bruno. 110 I WRESTLERS GRAPPLE Excuse me sir, but ah, your dandruff is showing. Western Mass. Meet Tom Cunningham 100 lb. 3rd Bill Mercier 114 lb. 5th Mark Whitney 121 lb. 5th Steve Whitney 128 lb. 5th Bob Franceschelli 140 lb. 5th Tom Caliento 169 lb. 2nd David Anderson 187 lb. 3rd Ace Kelliher unli mited 2nd John Driscoll drives opponent into the mat. Steve Whitney rides the opponent. Whitney: good for two! THEIR WAY TO FAME This year ' s E.L. Wrestling Squad, led by cap- tains Bob Franceschelli and Ace Kelleher, pre- sented a strong front consisting of grapplers, Tom Cunningham, Bill Messier, Kurt Anderson, Tom Caliento and Steve Whitney. Welcome ad- ditions to this year ' s team were heavy weight Pete Falk and ex-Cathedral wrestler Jeff Penn- dorff. The team coached by Bob Mazzariello and assistant Kevin Plette honored the Spartan name in its second official season defeating such established teams as Longmeadow and Ware. ABOVE: Driscoll applies the pressure. ABOVE: Pete Falk working his man. BELOW: An opponent bites a spartan arm. BELOW: Dorf pins. 113 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Cunningham, Russ White, Bill Messier, Mark Whitney, Steve Whitney, Bob Francescelli, Kurt Anderson, Jeff Penndorf, Steve Lussier, Tom Caliento, John Driscoll, Ace Kelliher, Coaches Mazzariello and Plete. Th-Th-Th-That ' s all folks! to 114 JJLsa i , , , ; r- ' At «■ t rr ‘ ' • ■, ' 1 - y ' ' l , --Ai r CLIMBING THE LADDER OF SUCCESS AND SATISFACTION With a drive of determination there comes a sense of self satisfaction. This year ' s E.L.H.S. Gymnastics Team has proven to all opponents it ' s skill and ingenuity in competition. Al- though our Team was incorporated only last year, still it displays potential skill and inspira- tion. This year ' s Team is rapidly climbing their ladder of success. BACK ROW: (L—R) Laura Woodbury, Celina Fontaine, Sue Barry, Janina Lemanski, Diana Robbins, Sandy McKinny, Carolyn Burney, Ann Chipouras. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Welch, Sandy Magovern, Kathy Killoren, Stephanie Skroback, Shannon Tracey, Valerie Hurst, Cindy Seyler, Donna Desautels, Tracey Cushman. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Lynn Marazzi, Lisa Miller, Kim Richers, Chris Lolos, Laurie Rossati, Joy Botta, Laurie Miller, Sue Lincoln. SPARTANS SKATE Led by the high scoring L and L line, the East Longmeadow icemen skated through a tough rebuilding year. The first line of Liquori- Lorenzi-MacDonald provided a potent offense, while the trio of O ' Brien-Burson-Sands com- posed a tight checking unit. Disappointing losses to Longmeadow and Minnechaug were forgotten after a tremendous victory over a highly placed Greenfield team. Although 4 im- portant seniors will graduate, a seasoned group of underclassmen will return next year under veteran coach Mr. Fassnacht. At the first annual post-season banquet, sophomore goalie Chris Trinceri was praised for his efforts, while All- Star Mark Lorenzi and John Liquori shared the Most Valuable Player award. First year player Gordie Burson was presented with the Most Improved Player award, as the players relaxed before training for next season. Waiting for his turn. ON THIN ICE 1ST ROW (L-R) ; Dave sheets, Mike O ' Brien, Mark Lorenzi, Chris Trinceri, John Liqouri, Chris Sand, Jeff Williams, Tom MacDonald. 2ND ROW (L-R) ; Mr. Fassnacht, Larry Maiola, Stuart Sibley, Mike Hanna, Tom Skala, Pete Cokatis, John Lovatt, Joe Maiolo, Rich Nasman, Mr. Tierney, Mark Mushenko. E.L. OPP. 5 Easthampton 9 5 Putnam 4 4 South Hadley 7 2 Minnechaug 11 2 Longmeadow 9 3 Ludlow 4 4 Chicopee Comp 6 3 Palmer 3 6 Commerce 5 E.L. OPP. 3 Greenfield 2 2 Westfield 3 5 Putnam 5 3 Minnechaug 7 3 Longmeadow 8 1 Ludlow 8 10 Palmer 2 7 Commerce 6 W L T 5 10 2 Mike O ' Brian, Chris Trinceri and Stuart Sibley halt a close call. ABOVE (L — R); )im Seligman, Brian Day, Jody Mongeon, Mark Pooler, Cliff Turner, Steve Katz, Alan Katze, BELOW: Is It Deep? ABOVE: Love those legs! BELOW: The human cannon ball H i pniM i y ytww ABOVE: Joe sleep walks off the deep end. BE- LOW: Charlie gets a bird ' s eye view. ABOVE: Dave Simonich glides along. BELOW: The team takes a breather before the next event. 4 -A | JH M | -• J mi flH l 9k ' ff. 1 k Bjw f - v In kmM jmA 1 1 dt . fv,— t k r - m| ' J KM frmivj ROW 7 (1 TOR) ■ Jeff Paqtrin, Dave Hafe v , Bob Graham, Al Katze, Jod, Mongeon, Mark Pooler, Karl Bailey Steve Katz White, Greg Wilk, Dave Heath, Bruce Gaudette, Joe Wadden, Jim Falcone. TOP ROW: Coach Bolles, Janet Kerr. 123 ABOVE: Lane 1. The Loch Ness Monster. I should have worn ear plugs. Did he take it yet? Al Bagg, Gary Pomeroy, John Burney and Ken Galica set a state record in the 100 yd relay. Their time was 3:20.7. All-West- ern Mass.-Swim Team berths were won by Al Bagg, Gary Po- meroy, and Greg Wilk. Congratulations! 124 Okay Gary, two + two equals . . . The big hand ' s on the three and Graceful Greg. E.L. OPP 122 Holyoke 50 93 Chicopee Comp. 79 89 Longmeadow 83 40 Minnechaug 43 53 Northampton 27 22 Cathedral 61 41 Amherst 42 100 West Springfield 73 49 South Hadley 34 57 Chicopee Comp. 26 42 Minnechaug • 41 74 Cathedral 98 58 Hoosac Valley 24 53 South Hadley 30 4th Comp Relays 3rd W. Mass 4th States I I Thar he blows! CAUGHT ' CHA CAUGHT ' CHA AGAIN! 127 DOONESBURY CELEBRATES COURSE CHOICES OK , LET ' S HAVE A QUICK RUNDOWN OF THE MEN LIME THEY JUST PUT N ' THE AVERAGE HEIGHT )S H 30 U?S THE LEFT TACKLE KILLED 7HPEC JACKS LAST- YEAR THE CENTER HAS ONE EYE AND STEEL TEETH 1 . MAN, HAVE S SOT A Most problem like ormter% have finite reaolotiom. Tha basis for these, resolution contain many of the AcLondir ly modi problematic solu- tions are. fallible. Mercifully, all else fails; ron v ersc- ly, hope lies in a jjyriad of polonies. PUNNO I HAVE NT pea pep ver OX, THS NEXT PLAY IS GOING TO Be A AND PASSING PREDICAMENTS Dr. Porter, Superintendent Mr. Shurtleff, Assistant Superintendent Mr. Crapser, Assistant to the Superintendent Dr. Porter, who capably heads the profes- sional staff of our school system, in cooperation with the School Committee, shows superior fi- nesse of organizing and executing the priorities of our educational process. Only his devotion to duty and the dedication of the school com- mittee members could accomplish this monu- mental task. We would like to express our ap- preciation for their efforts and years of consci- entious service. Secretaries (L-R) : Mrs. Hire, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Yacavone, Mrs. Loiko. EAST LONGMEADOW SCHOOL COMMITTEE 129 TENDING TO BUSINESS 130 Suspended for what? All these tardies! This school ' s going to pot. the quick brown fox . . . . jg HEAD SECRETARY: Mrs. Livingstone For many years the Secretaries have provided assis- tance to the Administration, helping them in their efforts to maintain order in our school. Mrs. Living- stone and the other ladies supply invaluable services without which the Principal ' s office probably couldn ' t function. Well, we like them anyway. ADMINISTRATION James Cokkinias, Assistant Principal SAVANTS For many years the Dept. Heads have provided direction ana purpose to the various programs of- fered as part of our curriculum. Creative minds and talented hands find that the Art Dept, offers everything from ceramics to pastels. Under Mr. Goldie ' s supervision, students venture into the abstract, creating masterpieces, not only for themselves but for the all-important mark. The Home Ec. Dept., led by Ms. Chmielewski, guides its students in creating subtly different mas- terpieces. Anyone trying to bake oread or sew a straight seam realizes the amount of talent needed to accomplish it. Mrs. Lopes and the librarians provide us with in- valuable services and an excellent source of refer- ence for research. Their efforts are appreciated. Who needs to talk anyway? Mr Bolles leads perhaps the school ' s most popular Dept. Few people object to a little exercise ana the staff ' s efforts to diversify help a lot. Besides, there ' s no homework. Mr. Camp and the other guidance counselors sup- ply us with advice in our selection of sources and colleges. Unfortunately they are often taken for granted until we need them and can ' t find them. For musically inclined people the Music Dept, un- der Mr. Charron opens doors into many different forms of music. Both singers and musicians find sat- isfaction either in select chorus or even in the band. The people of the Special Ed Dept, are probably the most overlooked and least appreciated of any of the groups. Their work with those students requir- ing individual attention deserves our recognition and thanks. Those students possessing the skill necessary to enjoy Industrial Arts certainly have the opportunity to do so. Mr Gauthier as chairman deserves credit as do the other teachers in this Dept, for their fine efforts and their ability to hold a straight face. More practical minds look to the Business Dept, and Mr. St. Germain for instruction. No matter where your interests center, these teachers will be glad to help, like it or not. Mrs. Fleming directs the Language Dept, which tries to educate us in the use of a foreign Language. Their work is excellent. Many of us become fluent in a Foreign language, though we still have trouble with our own. For many years Mr. Troutman and his fellow sci- ence teachers have instructed us. No one who has written a lab report can deny their determination to teach us to the best of their abilities. Mr. Roan ' s Social Dept, brings past and present events into focus for many who would otherwise be happily ignorant. The range of courses demonstrates their devotion to their work. Mr. Grocott and all the people in the English Dept, attempt to show us the beauty of literature and tne value of the properly spoken word. In their classes we develop our appreciation or we develop an un- speakable grade. Mr. Dutille and the Math Dept, do their level best to teach us numbers. Few people leave their courses without a better grasp of the intricacies of Math- ematics. At least, not if the department can help it. 132 AND MORE SAVANTS GUIDANCE Robert Camp Paul Dunajski Diane McCormick Brenda Briggs ART BUSINESS Marina Herschuk Joseph B. St. Germain, Chairman Linda Golash Ralph Cooley Raymond Simonds, Reading Driver Education ENGLISH Irwin Kerson Ann Lynch Robert Mazzariello Charles McKinney Judith Sessler Ruth Yetwin FOREIGN LANGUAGE Rachel Fleming, Chairman )eanne Mele Ellen Mosher Melinda Spence Onaita Tibbetts HOME ECONOMICS LIBRARY Romaine Kielar y v v r A K y- ■, f t‘ A .;iv k v Lois Lopes, Chairman Louise House ♦ a , 1 - h, k v- i ; rJ 1 4 r.� . : INDUSTRIAL ARTS Stanley Bernatowicz Eugene Gauthier, Chairman Charles Burtt Richard Willet MATHEMATICS Robert Hamel ' - n| [■ % l % • ' • %■ fv ' v w 1 V 1m Thomas Mann 40 sA. 40 Richard McCormick Walter Porowski Mary Rossiter Nola Sheldon Adeline Wilk MUSIC John Turner PHYSICAL EDUCATION Janet Kerr SCIENCE Susan Goldie Marjorie Kniola Christopher Sullivan Dominick Parisi SOCIAL STUDIES Robert Deamer SPECIAL EDUCATION Marilyn Ulich Purpose of Chapter 766 of the Acts of 1 972 of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts The General Court finds that past development of special education pro- grams has resulted in a great variation of services to children with special needs with some children having a greater educational opportunity than others in less favored categories or environments. The General Court further finds that past methods of labeling and defining the needs of children have had a stigmatizing effect and have caused special education programs to be overly narrow and rigid, both in their content and their inclusion and exclusion policies. In the light of the policy of the commonwealth to provide an adequate, publicly supported education to every child resident therein, it is the purpose of this act to provide for a flexible and uniform system of special education program opportunities for all children requiring special education; to provide a flexible and nondiscriminatory system for identifying and evaluating the indi- vidual needs of children requiring special education; requiring evaluation of the needs of the child and adequacy of the special education program before placement and periodic evaluation of the benefit of the program to the child and the nature of the child ' s needs thereafter; and to prevent denials of equal educational opportunity on the basis of national origin, sex, economic status, race, religion, and physical or mental handicap in the provision of differential education services. Mary Rockwell Susan Pleines Nancy Freedman Ellen Oparowski FOOD SERVICES AND CUSTODIANS r IL ■ i MW iH ' - «n (L-R): Fireman Falk, Crazy Carter, Dirty George, Jolly John. Mr. Cauley Prop. Serv. Dir. Mr. Hamm, Head Custodian (L-R) : Rose Resta, Cook Above is pictured the lady who led our cooks day after relentless day in a never- ending battle against culinary mediocrity and gastric monotony. Below is the man who gave her the basic outline for our tempting meals; Pasta on Monday, Hot dogs on Tuesday, Hamburgers on Wednes- day, Pizza on Thursday, and Fish Bites. This man mysteriously disappeared last Friday. The four frolicking custodial engineers scrub, wash, clean and cuss to make our school as neat as a pin. They deserve a lot of credit for the sterile conditions they maintain. First year man, Mr. Hamm, has quite a handful supervising high school maintenance. Mr. Cauley, who oversees all the schools maintenance is so busy that broken windows are the least of his worries. Doctor Quinn and Co. make sure all athletes can function properly, at least before they begin their season. Doctor Quinn and Beverly Donovan his cohort Dietician, Mr. Fagan AND DOCTOR AND NURSE 155 Leslie Alleier Eileen Anctil Joyce Anderson Kristen Anderson Stanley Bandoski Deborah Basile Jeff Bassett Kevin Bassett Matthew Bean Debra Behrens Ray Belliveau 156 Margaret Brown Carolyn Burney 157 Nancy Chapdelaine Ann Karen Forbes Teresa Eileen Martha Guy Chipouras Cloonan Collins Contrino Craven Crawford Croteau Tracey Cushman Eileen Czupryna Scott Danner Tom Dente Donna Desautels Martha Desimone ! Maureen Kathy Rocco Paul Cheryl Finn Ferreira Falcone Ernsting Empsall Judith Edoff Cynthia Dumbrowski 159 Gridiron Mothers Honor Div. II Cathy Foote David Fontaine James Foley Patrick Flynn Tom Florence Kandy Flagg Donald Fiore Brenda Foucher the SUPER SURPRISE On December 8 the 1976 Spartan Football season was brought to a close at the Moun- tain Laurel in Enfield, Connecti- cut. The team was honored by the Gridiron Mothers with a splendid banquet, which was highlighted by various award presentations to the players and coaches ... an entertaining pro- gram ... a warm and gratifying close to a super successful sea- son. Jocko, Karl, and Moe show off their prizes Gregg David Debra Gardiner Giovanninni Gittles Carolyn Gowey Bruce Gold Joe Golon Cheryl Gomes L«MM Champs At Mountain Laurel David Henry Deborah Heath The ACE Candy Salesman can ' t wait while Gordie shows the League trophy and Coach Dobias receives the autographed ball Michael Hanna Mary Hanna Michelle Handler Kelly Hand Sandra Graf Ann-Marie Griswold Teresa Guzzo David Hafey Cynthia Hales Carle Hallen 161 DRAMA CLUB PRESENTS Paul Labadorf Todd Langdon Professor KoKintz discusses his Q-bomb invention. Ken has a secret admirer. Cheryl LaPierre Tammy Laro John Janina Gregg Annette Kim Leahy Lemanski Leonard Leroux Lincoln 162 ANOTHER ROARING SUCCESS Maura McCullough Barbara Marino Terry Marcoux Under the leadership of Faculty Advisor Mr. Calabrese, and Student Directors Ken Kaiser and Kathy Roberts, the Drama Club successfully displayed its talents in its presen- tation of The Mouse That Roared . From professors to Fenwickian soldiers, the cast became one big happy family during the long hours of practices and rehearsals. When the big night finally came, all those endless hours paid off. The performance was hilariously funny; and as those who had the pleasure of seeing the play would say, there was never a dull moment. Don ' t ask me! Jeff Lombardi Tina Longo Come any closer and I ' ll scream! John Lovatt Janice Lyman Martin Lynch Mary Lynn Marazzi Diane Manarite Keith Macgovern Mario Magnani Debbie Mackin Stephen MacFarlane 163 164 Debbie Minahan Mark Midwood Wayne Mercier Carney Mcrae Luc Menard Paul Medrek Kim Moores DEBATING TEAM Cindy TOP ROW (L TO R); Kim Rutherford, Carney Mcrae, Chris Kuta, Lynn Saverow, Mr. Debacher. BOTTOM ROW; Lynne O ' Brien, Moran Cindy Keddy, Mr. McKinney, Kris Dietche, John Odata. Under the stringent coaching of Mr. McKinney and utilizing the variety added by Mr. Debacher, this year ' s debating team has successfully captured fourth place in league competition. The year was basically a rebuilding one as nearly all the varsity competitors graduated last year and thus left relatively inexperienced juniors to defend a league title. In spite of the handicap, the team battled its way to a 14 wins and 10 losses season against some of the toughest competition in the state. Don Moriarty Cindy Kenn Jeff Elaine Bonnie Pomeroy Penland Penndorf Pelletier Paul Tracy Parker MATH LEAGUE. TOP ROW: (LTOR) : Steve Sunter, Bruce Gold, Doug Butler, Mr. Burns. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Ward, John Lindhal, Gary Burd Kris Dietche, Chris Kuta The Math League worked dilligently this year led by the seniors; Steve Sunter, Gary Burd and John Lindahl. The returnees, however, will provide ample brain power to propel next year ' s Math League on to greater heights. John Parker Philip Ouimette Ed Ouimet David Oski Nancy O ' Neill 165 Emmett Reardon Mark Pooler Dan Eric Rhodes Redin Kim Mike Randall Raimer Craig Powers Nina Roberts Paul Rogers Chess Nuts Find Mates In Game Of Kings Barbara Albert Ed Cecilia Susan Eleanor Cheryl Samek Saulnier Saunders Savaria Schaefer Schermerhorn Schoenfelt Diane Szymko Lori Swanson Richard Sullivan Karen Joe Joe Paula Sullivan Stolecki St. Peter St. Onge F.T.A.; The Future Teachers of America. FRONT ROW: (L-R) Elaine Pelletier, Ann Danforth, Kathy Ward, Joyce Anderson, Joanne Keagon. BACK ROW; Diane Szymco, Lorraine Zoda, Jill Benoit. This year ' s F.T.A., Future Teachers of America, is a group of individuals who wish to make a career of teaching. In their meetings they discuss various fields in education and they also, at the same time, prepare themselves for their futures. As you can see from these future teachers, it may easily be assumed which gender will dominate the teaching profession. Tom Speight Laurie Smith Kathy Smitn Tom Skala 167 HONOR SOCIETY Diane Talbert ¥ Mark Topitzer Holly Templeton Paula Trinceri Paul Debbie Turner VanValkenburg Linda Vecchiarelli Vincent Vedda Julie Thomas Linda Thornholt 1ST ROW (L-R); Lucie Cook, Denise Boucher, Cheryl Carroll, Linda Carroll, Anne Collins. 2ND ROW; Robin Roos, Mark Monroe, John Lindahl, Karl Schulen, Jeff Dobias, Jim Darsigny, John Burney, Miss Hershuk (Advisor). 3RD ROW; Kris Dauten, Kathy Roberts, Claudia Katze, Alice Pomeroy, Linda Francoeur, Kris Dietche, Janice Lyman. 4TH ROW; Dave White, Mike Fleming, Tom Bruno, Patty Creighton, Barbara Borowiec, Dale Hunter. Nola Vermette Maryellen Viger This years Honor Society under the direction of Miss Hershuk led the campaign for Scholastic Achievement in E.L.H.S. Besides its annual Alumni Tea, it provides supportive strength in areas as diverse as student tutoring and Spartanum direction. The school relies heavily on the unobtrusive and atten- tive super citizen members of the Honor Society. In addition to its school activities, the Honor Society sends 300 dollars a year to an unregistered Post Office Box in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. From there the money is sent in small unmarked bills to an Indian boy named Milford who invests it into material for Hopi Indian dolls. He sends them back and the Honor Society, in the name of the Trust Corporation, sells them in bubble gum machines, turning a handsome profit. Sheila Wadden Valerie Wade JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kathy Waite Richard Walz TOP ROW (L TO R); Kris Mumford, Lynne O ' Brien, Kim Rutherford. FRONT ROW; Terry Contrino, Debbie Basile Gail Waterman Judy Weaver Valorie Wells Steve Wenk Karen Wiezbicki David Wilder This year ' s Junior Class officers burst on the scene with an amazingly innova- tive Election Day fruit and vegetables sale. The remainder of the year was a flury of inactivity as the officers prepared for next years Election Day. Although the names of this year ' s Junior Student Government members have stuck with us, the faces cannot be recalled. Rick Willis Paul Yeomans Bob Altieri David Anderson Chris Bailey Christie Anderson Charl es Arment Mike Baker Jim Bampos David Bandoski Carol Barclay Susan Barry Sandra Bassett Lois Battige r Tom Bechard Kim Beaudet Jim Bemis Mark Bilton Jennifer Blance Tom Borden Gina Bordoni Bob Bostwick TA-DAAA!! ' Jia.r 1 ift ™ !M Im f J. t JJ HI 1 1 7 H f :UJ : i at I ] mml E mm pal . ByiS ■L My i - J m Boudreau Steve Brainerd 171 172 Cindy Bull Chris Burke John Burson Chris John Jim Carol Sue Sue Buendo Buckingham Brunton Bruno Brunelle Brown THE WAITING ROOM BACK ROW (L TO R); Steve Peskin, Gary Burd, Kevin Brown, Karen Sullivan, David Chadbourne, Michael Lamirande, Stephen Sunter. FRONT ROW (L TO R) ; Beth Schaeffer, Dorothy Flahive, Kathy Kelleher, Lynne Yacavone, Merrie Wiener, Monica Miller, Sandy Clarke. Tom Caliento Vincent Calvanese Jean Chappell Mike Chisum David Clark Pat Colligan Andrew Cordone Jim Correale Wendy Paul Kathy Laurie Douglas Donlin Donatelle Diduk Martha Dickson Steve Desautels Roger De Rosier BACK ROW (L TO R ) ; Dana Wiener, Randy Burd, Stephanie Skroback, Sue Schaeffer, Karen Wiezbicki, Lynn Tarnowski, Debbie Heath, Lori Swanson. MIDDLE ROW; Kathy Ward, Jane Johnson, Kathryn Donatelle, Roxanne Jarvis, Joy Botta, Paula Micelotta, Terry Contrino, Julie McDyer, Carolyn Burney, Debbie Kites, Diane Carrol. KNEELING; David Yacavone, Anne Marie Healy, Sue Scanlon, Rose Stella. The Unsung Heroes Although they play a major role in the production of the yearbook, this somewhat motley-looking crew receives only a fraction of the praise due them. The time and effort they put in under Mr. Burns will hopefully be rewarded with a seat in the other room. This year ' s financial group did it ' s part in compiling the monetary backing necessary to the publishing of any yearbook. Their efforts are greatly appreciat- ed, as are the many hours they dedicated to making this yearbook possible. On the opposite page are pictured the senior members of this distinguished group whose sterling example was an inspiration to the underclassmen pic- tured above. Pat Dente Brian Day Jk Mary Davidson Anne Craven m Andrew Crenshaw Tom Cunningham Mark Czupryna Jeff Dalessio Anne Maryellen Danforth Daponte 173 Russell Finn Mark Fiore Fred Fishbein LOONEY TUNES FROM LEFT TO RIGFiT: Kris Dietche, Lynn Sovorow, Ken Kaiser, Albert Saulnier, Carnie McCrae, Bob Obrien, John Dunn, Debie Basile, Pat Fleming, Karl Bailey, Mark Teden, Mark Buddington, Mark Monroe Martha Desimone, Joan Bouchard, Pat DeAngelo, Paula Trinceri. 2ND ROW: Janice Lyman, Claudia Katze, Mike Lewis, Margaret Brown, Laura Brown, Bruce Gaudette, Ann Chipouras, Sheila Wadden, Diane Casey. 3RD ROW: Janina Lemanski, Alice Pomeroy, Steve Lawson, Lynne O ' Brien, Cindy Keddy, Sue Moras, Denise Boucher, Dale Hunter, Cindy Smith, Nancy Hazen This year ' s Spectator Staff once again proved that the public can be conned into buying anything as their subscriptions indicate. However, all kidding aside, the Newspaper has provided coverage of school events that is surpassed only by the yearbook ' s this past year. The hardwork and creative effort which the y have expended in order to create their masterpiece merits our gratitude and full support in years to come. Few other activities in this school manage to combine so skillfully total insanity with a drive to meet their obligations so successfully. In fact these masterful men wonderful women proved their skill and prowess on March 18th when the paper was awarded a second place finish in a national newspaper competition. Our thanks and congratulations to Mr. Kerson and his staff for another year of service. Anne Fitzgerald John Frangie David Mike Florence Foote 174 David Maureen Gerry Tracy Harwood Handler Hand Hammond iPv L Doug Hagstrom Bob Guzzo Sue Groux The Infamous Newspaper Combined Chorus and Cancer Society BACK ROW: Karl Bailey, John Dunn. FRONT ROW: Mark Monroe, Mark Teden. Carl Grandfield Mary Colon Kathy Glista Vicki Giuggio 175 Pam Hood Donna Henry Deborah Henry Connie Henrich Jane Heenan David Hedin Ann Marie Healey SELECT CHORUS. Bretl House Marianne House Cheryl Huber In the past year our excellent Select Chorus has been raising its voices in joyous song frequently and well. Mr. Cheney and his students once again have proved that silence is golden. All kidding aside, the talent and show- manship of these people have added a great asset to our school ' s program. After enduring two forced delays of the Madrigal Dinner, the chorus pro- duced a tremendous evening. Our congratulations and thanks. Donald Kathy Hunter Hurlin Doreen Philip Roxanne Craig Jane Hurst lorio Jarvis Jernstrom Johnson 176 Mike Makara Scott Main Ed Maia Sandra Magovern Frank Magnani Steve Lussier Dianne Lindahl Theresa Laro Mark Langdon John Lamirande Laurie Joseph Alan Katze Shawn Keating Kathy Killoren Chris Kuta Theresa Lally Laurie LaClair —IN ... 177 Lynn Matthews Laurie Mascaro Mary Martin James Marren Dominic Marino Diane Manarite Barbara Steven Marc Barbara William Medrek Mee Menard Mercieri Messier Alicia Chris Miller Miller 178 Allan Kevin Christina Oski O ' Shaughnessy Ollari Francis Olier Jerry O ' Connor Jennifer Nuzzolilli That looks like me. Who needs a microscope! Pat Newell Leslie Naylor Richard Nasman Lynda Napolitan Tracy Myers Jody David Lynn Bob Karen Brian John Mongeon Moody Moraes Moras Mumford Murphy Murphy 179 Lynn Pappelardo Linda Panzetti Paul Pannier Sue Pallotta Beth Cheryl Cathy Page Page Ouimet Chris Pearson John John Mike Angelina Rich Donald Gary Pearson Peskin Philbin Pizzanelli Plumb Plunkett Pomeroy Ken Santer Chris Sand Scott Rybinski Joe Ryan Mike Rutz Ken Runquist Sue Roy You Can Bring ' Em To Water But What about Naomi? Tony Greg Rob Tom Pouliot Price Prior Redin Paul Reeves Diane Remington Mike Richards Sue Robinson Dan Robert I Ann Shaw David Sheets Deborah Siano Doreen Simmons SPANISH CLUB (L-R) Kathy Schuhlen, Debbie Auld, Debbie Buckingham, Barbara Samek, Janina Lemanski, Eileen Czupryna, Gail McGrath, Jill Benoit. BACK (L-R) Mrs. Beecher, Mr. Dowling This year ' s Spanish Club, under the leadership of their advisor Mrs. Beecher, held numerous events including a very successful Munch - Out taco party and a Taco-Eating Contest. It was a close race between Tom Franco, John Parker, and Paul Yeomans but a decision was reached after much deliberation and Franco was declared the winner! Also attending the party was Mr. Dowling, currently on sabbattical. He has spent the previous year touring Spain, gathering background information for his classes. Hopefully, his experiences will benefit his students and increase their understanding of modern Spain. Jim Skiffington Stephanie Skroback Sharon Smith Lynn Soverow Eileen Speight 182 Sophomore bookends Shouldn ' t you be in class? First I had bouillabaisse, then I had bifteck, then I had escargot, ... Marc Tetreault Julie Tetreault Jeff St. John Don St. Peter Steve Starkie Wendy Jo Stebbins Laura Steele Lisa Tesini David Tetreault 183 BACK ROW (L-R) : Kim Beaudit, Ann-Marie Fitzgerald, Donna Barnard, Jane Dunkerly, Sandy Clarke, Darlene Edwards, Julie DiCassio, Eileen Czupryna. KNEELING (L-R): Linda Hieronymous, Linda Fattini, Pam Ferreira, Nancy O ' Neal. Wendy White Steve Whitney MODEL CONGRESS CLUB (L-R): Kris Dietsche, Ann-Marie Healey, Christine Kuta, Mr. Debacher, Lynn Soverow. 184 Jill Wilder SCIENCE CLUB BACK ROW (L-R) : Kathy Donatelle, Michelle Handler, Joel Benoit, Bruce Caudette, Steve MacFarlane, Ann-Marie Butler. FRONT ROW (L-R) : Judy Weaver, Diane Talbert, Ann-Marie Healey, Jennifer Blance, Christine Kuta. Science Club. Bunsen burners alight! Budding young scientists under the green thumb of Mr. Troutman have provided new hope in the area of botanical science. Huddled daily amongst the dense underbrush of the greenhouse, this bumper crop of under- classmen have managed to grow myriads of plants and flowers and defend their products from the deadly white flies. To further their efforts, the club held a flower sale during the spring elections. The three hundred dollars profit will be used to purchase new supplies and re- place worn out materials. (See below) Linda Yacavone David Yacavone ■ V i T . I Mike Wilson Jeff Williams LEFT: (a crude fertilizing machine) Jim Wilier 185 Lynda Allan Steve Amsden Joyce Alleman Stephen Adeletti Glen Anderson Peter Anderson Bob Anderson Kim Arment Mark Audet Deborah Auld Glenda Bedard Lisa Beery 186 Shirlene Buffington Susan Behrens John Blanchard Mary Bramucci Lynn Buddington Bruce Burns 187 Antonio Cellini Jim Chapdelaine John Chisum Pam Clifford Stuart Clifford Cheryl Mary Danna Sherri John David Casazza Carroll Carliell Carabetta Cantalini Caney David Tom Shelia Coderre Cokatis Collins Shirley Collins William Connor Tony Contrino Lisa Contrino 188 k WINTER CARNIVAL BIG MONEY-MAKER Ready for take-off! This year several clubs and activities sponsored a highly successful Winter Carnival. Booths and contests of every type imaginable were used to separate money from students and parents alike. The ballon sale raised an impressive ( amount of money for the senior class just as the pie booth helped finance this years well-constructed yearbook. Our appreciation to all the people who contributed to organizing this func- tion. Smile, your on candid camera! Charles Dietsche Marie Desnoyers Leonard Deshais Tom Donna John Douglas Dan Chris Sue Cooke Cote Crary Craven Dale Dalessio DeAngelo 189 Tony Fantone Frank Falcone Mike Fillion Lynne Fillion Tony Fimognari Greg Fitzgerald Kathy Flynn John Foley Martha Fontaine Lori Forbes Ellen Fredette Stacey Gardner Tony Garwacki Ron Gebo (Vlr-vi 1 . ' � V ’T: Michael Gelineau David Gelinas 190 Linda Hieronymous David Hibsher Ellen Haskins Janet Harrington Matt Hanna Richard Haley Kim Grocott Liliana Granaudo Donna Gralia Greg Gentile John Gentile Peter Gerow Ed Giorgini Lucia Gour Bob Graham David Gralia JL 191 192 Michele lorio Valerie Hurst Janet Jonathan Hunter Hunt Fred Hundertmark Becky Hughes Bob Hilton Debbie Jaworski Todd Jenkins Raymond Kallaugher Mike Keating 1 v 1 Buxom Beauties bounce for the Camera Kick, 1 . .2. .3 And Half-time with the infamous kazoo band Suzette Jennifer Keddy Kline Ann Marie Kodec Kathy Kurman David Kuta Laura Donald LaBier La Liberte in SENIOR GIRLS AMOUNT TO NOTHING Senior girls square off for the second half. The powder puff football game was a tough defensive battle which led to a 0-0 tie. The teams them- selves were nice enough, but the cheerleaders were the icing on the cake. They gyrated their way into the hearts of fans and players alike. The half-time entertainment provided by the kazoo band was the high-point of the day. Smith moves in for the kill. Chris Lolos Sue Lincoln Danny Lincoln Laurie LaPierre David LaPointe Debbie Tim Tom Richard Daryl Laro Leahy Lemanski LeRoy Lessard 193 Jim McCormack §1 i V t Pat McDonald V t- ' John-boy MacGillicuddy Will Martin Dianne Marsella MaryLou Manning Eileen Manley Larry Maiolo PAX REGNAT CUM MISS FAY (AT LAST) Bill Meyrick Cindy Midwood Honey Milinski Lori Miller Lisa Miller Mike Miller Todd Miller 194 Mark Tammy David Nossal Nimmo Niemiec Kevin Chris Brenda Nicora Neumann Nassif You won ' t believe it but all these girls are on diets! Tara Ann Murphy Cindv Murpny Steven Muise Ann Mueller David Moses 195 Kim Oski Mike O ' Shaughnessy Caroline O ' Neill David Odato Mary O ' Connor Kevin O ' Connor Lee Anne Parker Lisa Paschetto Kim Pash Joe Pastreck Doug Pauly Scott Pelzer Carl Penland 196 Keith Ross Laurie Rosati Sue Rook Jeff Rockwell Linda Roblinski David Roberts Lisa Richers 1ST ROW; Cindy Seyler, Beth Page, 2ND ROW; Randy Burd, Jane Johnson, Chip O ' Connor. Sophomore Class Officers 1ST ROW; Rose Stella, Linda Yacavone. 2ND ROW; Sue Scanlon, Chip O ' Connor, Stephanie Skroback. Sopho- more Student Government Tanya Penman Pam Pond Ellen Pooler Donna Porcelli Mike Race Jim Raimer Kim Richards Cindy Richard Angela Reopel David Rau Melissa Randall 197 1 IW1 I Keith Schuhlen Carolyn Schermerhorn Mario Santaniello John Salvetti David Rybinski Renee Roy Ed Roy William Sears Kathy Setian Junior Class Officers; Debby Basile (Veep), Kris Mumford (Pres.), Terry Contrino (Treas.), Lynn O ' Brien (Sec.), Kim Rutherford (M.A.L.). Although a woman ' s place is in the home, these five females have managed to make careers for themselves as Junior Class Officers. As representatives of the best Junior Class in E.L.H.S. history, we hope they will keep up their successful efforts as seniors. Jim Shaw Dan Setian Julia Shawn Bob Sheets Harold Sherman Jim Sherry Tina Siciliano David Simonich Joanne Skiffington 198 Kathy Swanson Mike Sullivan Mary Ann Sullivan Lisa Sullivan ivan Al Stegbuchner FROM L TO R: Pat Fleming, Mike Fleming, Patty Creighton, Tony (Tarzan) Trase, Lisa Smith, John Burney, Greg Wilk FROM L TO R: Denise Boucher, Sandy Clarke, Barbara Borowiec, Mike Fleming, Missing Mary Anne Scanlon Sabrina Smit Mary Spellacy Anne Spencer Tom St. Marie 199 Dan Tourville Kim Traver m V Debra Tucker Clifford Turner Mark Umland John VanValkenburg Andrea Vedda E.L.H.S. PRESENTS! ABOVE: Wendy Celia, Mr. Shindler, Terry Plumb BELOW: BACK ROW- Marty Lynch, Mike Fleming, Tony Trase, Joe Maiolo, Mr. Hamel. FRONT ROW- Pat Fleming, Mr. Schindler Two unique presentations were made this year at E.L.H.S. Mr. Shindler was presented with a stereo by the Student Government and in turn awarded the Special Education Club with a Marine Corp. Plaque honoring their efforts in collecting toys for tots. Both awards are deeply appreciated by everyone but the Kitchen Staff. Sue Vester Julie Viens 200 Elizabeth Wadden John Ward Brent Webb Harley Wheeler Russ White Mark Whitney Mixed emotions after a debate. Ron Widmer Diane Williams Laura Woodbury William Wilson Denise Work Mary Worthington r V Dan Yargeau Frank Zarlengo Kristen Wright 201 FAMOUS FRENCHMEN SOMEWHERE IN THIS PICTURE: Joan D ' Arc, Marie Antoinette (pictured with head), Jacques Cousteau, Jean LaFoote, Black Jacques Shelack, Pepe LePew, Harold Jeblotnik (visiting), Briget Bardot, Madame Curie (seen with radium), D ' Artagne and the Three Musketters (Porthos, Athos, Aramis), Pepe LeMoko The French Club was highly successful this year in at- tracting Famous Frenchmen to their functions. They work very hard and their efforts are appreciated. Viva La France Welcome Back Mrs. Manville Kavork Arakalian-Our man from Bulgaria Kavork is a recent addition to our ranks. He hails from behind the Iron Curtain. He is staying with his aunt in East Longmeadow and attending our school as a junior. Mrs. Manville is welcomed back by everyone especially her Spanish students. Mrs. Manville left us last year to have a baby girl that weighed in at 11 Vi lbs. and immedi- ately began crying in Spanish. 202 SENIOR DIRECTORY Alleman, William Band 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; George M 3: Western District Concert Band 2,4; Western District Jazz Rock Ensemble 3,4; All-State Concert Band 4 Anderson, Arthur Hockey 1,2. Anderson, Kurt Wrestling 2,3,4 Antico, Gabriella Track 1. Austin, Beverly Guidance Aide 3,4; Collaborative Nursery School 4 Babcock, Ernest Homeroom Representative 4 Bagg, Elizabeth C. Homeroom Representative 1,2; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4, Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Spartanum 2,3,4, Synchronized 2,3; Yearbook 3,4, Will and Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4, N.V.R.A. 4, Millard Fillmore Society 4, Balloon Sales 4; Tu- tor 4; S.P.C.C. 4 Bailey, Karl Band 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3; Newspaper 2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Swimming 4, Kazoo Band 4, Newspaper Chorus 3, NVRA 4 Baker, Rick Football 1 Barnard, Donna Barron, Elizabeth Swimming 1. Barry, James Baseball 2,3,4; Soccer 3 Bedard, Michele Drama 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 3,4, Library Aide 1,2,3; Office Aide 1; Red Cross Club 2; Latin Club 1; Yearbook 2 Belch, Patricia Benns, Georgene Track 1. Bergamini, Roberta Field Hockey 1,2,3; Track 1 Borden, Susan Swimming 1. Borowiec, Barbara Class Officer (Vice-President) 4, Honor Society 3,4; Spar- tanum 3,4, Softball 1; Yearbook 3,4, Spanish Club 1,2; Pow- der Puff Football 4, Country Auction 3,4, Prom Committee (Chairperson) 4, Balloon Sale 4, Will and Prophecy 4, Intra- murals 1,2; S.P.C.C 4; Millard Fillmore Society 4, N.V.R.A. 4. Bortle, Charles Yearbook 4; NVRA. 4; Millard Fillmore Society 4; C Hop- C Hop Tong 2,3,4, Newspaper 3; National Merit Commen- dation 4. Boucher, Denise Track 1,2,3 (Capt), 4, Gymnastics 3,4, Field Hockey 2; Class Officer (Member at Large) 4, Regional Advisory Council 4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 2,3, Officer Aide 2; Spe- cial Education Club 3; Newspaper 2,3,4 (Co-Editor); Honor Society 4; Will and Prophecy 4, Graduation Attendant 3. Bourque, Joan Bradstreet, David A. N.V.R.A (Chancelor) 4, Football 1,2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4); Track 1; Baseball 2; Yearbook 3,4 (Editor 4); Millard Fillmore Society (Party Coordinator) 4; Tea Party 3,4, Band 1,2; Spartanum 1; LaCrosse 4 Bretta, Kimberlee Swimming 1,2. Brouilette, Jeffrey Brown, Kevin Swimming 1,2,4; Band 1,2; Spartanum 1,2; Yearbook 1. Brown, Urana Track 1. Bruno, Thomas Tennis 1,2, 3,4, Football 1,2,3; Yearbook 2,3,4 (Editor 4); Spartanum 2,3,4 (Tech. Director 4); Drama 2,3,4 (Tech. Di- rector 4); N.V.R.A. (President Absentius) 4, Millard Fillmore Society 4; Graduation Attendant 3; Kazoo Marching Band 4, Honor Society 3,4; National Merit Finalist 4; Cup Cake Kid 4. Buckingham, Debra Band 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4, Intramurals 1. Buddinton, Mark Football 1,2; Wrestling 2; Spartanum 2,3,4, Drama Club 1,2,3; District Band 1,2; District Chorus 3,4; Madrigal Sing- ers 4, Kazoo Marching Band 4. Burd, Gary S. Swimming 2,3,4; Math Club 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; S.P C.C. 4 Burke, Karen Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, Yearbook 3,4; French Club 1; N.V.R.A. 4; Millard Fillmore Society 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Intramurals 2; Prom Committee 4 Burney, John Swimming 1,2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt 4); Honor Society 3,4, Student Government 4, Yearbook 3,4; N.V.R.A. 4, Millard Fillmore Society 4. Burr, Howard Burson, Gordon Baseball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1; Lacrosse 3,4; Hock- ey 4; Tea Party 3,4 Busekist, Cheryl Basketball 1; Swimming 2; Softball 2; French Club 1,2, 3, 4 Camerota, John Basketball 1; Will and Prophecy 4 Campbell, Laurie Carroll, Cheryl-Ann Class Officer (Secretary) 2; Honor Society 3,4; (Secretary 4); Track 2,3,4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Office Aide 1,2; Basketball 2; Yearbook 2,3,4, Gymnastics 3,4, Intramurals 1,2; Special Ed. 3; Will and Prophecy 4, N V R A (Chancelor ' s Secretary) 4; Millard Fillmore Society 4; Powder Puff Football 4 Carroll, Linda Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4 (Capt 4); Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4), Softball 1,2, 3, 4, Volleyball 3,4, Honor Society 3,4; Home- room Representative 4, Graduation Attendant 3; Will and Prophecy 4; Tutor 3; Balloon Sale 4; Intramurals 1,2 Cellini, Enrico Swimming 1, Baseball 2, P.L. Monitor 4 Chadbourne, David Track 1,2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3,4; Soccer 1,2; War Games Club 4; French Club 2; Latin Club 3; Yearbook 4. Child, Emily Homeroom Representative 1,2; Spartanum 2,4, Spanish Club 1. Clarke, Sandra Class Officer 1,2, 3, 4 (Sec. 1,3,4 V.P 2), Majorette 1,2; Spar- tanum 2; French Club 2,3; Yearbook 3,4; Basketball 1,2 (J.V. Capt.1); Softball 1; A.F.S. 1; Wrestling Manager 4; Special Ed. Club 3,4; Tutor 4, Basketball Intramurals 1, Will and Prophecy 4. Cloonan, Edward Soccer 1, 2,3,4, Basketball 2; Baseball 1,4; Tennis 3. Cokotis, Peter Soccer 2,3; Hockey 4, P L Monitor 3,4 Colby, Jeff Collins, Anne E French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Library Aide 1,2,3; Honor Society 3,4 Collins, Colin Sciences Club 1, Photography Club 3, Philosophy Group 4, Lab Assistant 3; Astronomy Club 1. Connor, Patricia Cook, Lucie Ann French Club 1,2, 3, 4 (Senior Class Rep ); Library Aides Club 1,2, 3,4 (Vice Pres. 3 President 4), Honor Societv 4 Cooper, Donald Scnools Match Wits 3,4, Latin Club 1. Corliss, Margaret Cheerleader 2,4; Spartanum 2,3,4, Library Aide 1; Will and Prophecy 4 Cormier, Christine Swimming 1,2, 3, 4 (Manager 4), Synchronized Swimming 1,2, 3,4; Gymnastics 3. Creighton, Patricia Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4 Student Govern- ment 1,2, 3, 4 (Sec. 3 Treas 4), Honor Society 3,4 (Pres. 4); Yearbook 3,4, Newspaper 2, Will and Prophecy 4, Office Aide 1, Spartanum 1 ,2,3,4; Graduation Attendant 3; Volle y- ball 3; N V R A 3,4, S.P C.C 4 Cushman, Thomas School Match Wits 1,2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, Golf 2 Danos, John Band 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2,3,4, Spartanum 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3; Track 3; Spartanum Musnal Director 4 Darsigny, James Class Officer 1 (Pres ); Yearbook 4 (Editor); Newspaper Re- porter 3; Soccer 1,2; Tennis 1,2; Newspaper chorus 3; Ka- zoo Marching Band 4, Honor Society 3,4, N V R A 4, Mil- lard Fillmore Society 4; National Merit Finalist 4 Dauten, Kristin Science Club 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4. Davis, Susan DeMarco, Anne Marie Office Aide 1 Desnoyers, Donald Soccer 2; Tennis 2,3,4. Dickson, Deborah Dickson, John Baseball 2, Soccer 2,3,4, Yearbook 4; LaCrosse 3,4; N.V R.A. 4; Millard Fillmore Society 4; S.P.C.C. 4 DiPalma, Marianne Track 2,3. Dobias, Jeffrey Football 1, 2,3,4 (Tri-Capt 4); Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; French Club 4, Graduation At- tendant 3; National Merit Commendation 3, Student Advi- sory Committee 1; Will and Prophecy 4; Homeroom Repre- sentative 1; Yearbook 3,4, N V R A 4, Millard Fillmore Soci- ety 4. Dunkerley, Jane French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Library Aide 1,2,3 (Treas. 2); F T. A. 2,3; Special Ed. Club 3,4, Will and P ' ophecy 4; Spartanum 3,4. Dunn, John Football 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, Volleyball 2; Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4, Graduation Attendant 3. Edwards, Darlene Spanish Club 1,2; Guidance Aide 1, Synchronized Swim 2; Special Ed. Club 3,4, Balloon Sale 4; Will and Prophecy 4, S.P.C.C. 4 Evans, Joan Falcone, Virginia Falk, Peter Class Officer 3 (Vice Pres.); Football 1, Baseball 1; Basketball 2.3 (Manager); Golf 2,3,4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, N.V.R.A. 4 Faust, Karl Feeney, Mark French Club 4; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; S.P.C.C 4; Van Club 4 Ferrara, Diane Powder Puff Football 4; Yearbook 4, Will and Prophecy 4, N.V.R.A. 4; Millard Fillmore Society 4 Ferrero, Sue Fillion, Cheryl Ann Flahive, Dorothy Yearbook 2,3,4; Honor Society 4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Spe- cial Ed. 3, Spartanum 4; Synchronized Swimming 1,2, 3, 4 Fleming, Michael Football 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, 3, 4 (Capt ); French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4 (Senior Class President); Student Govern- ment 4; Astronomy Club 1,2; Honor Society 4; Yearbook 3.4, Graduation Attendant 3; Basketball 1,2,3 (Manager 2,3); Boys State 3; N V R A. 4, Millard Fillmore Society 4, Ser- geant at Arms 3,4. Fleming, Patrick Cross Country 3,4 (Co-capt. 4), Football 1, Soccer 2; Track 1.2. 3. 4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Boys State 3; Student Govern- ment 2,3,4 (Pres. 4), Class Officer 2,3 (Class President 2,3); Student Advisory Council; Presidential Classroom 4; Honor Society 4. Forbes, Bruce Foucher, David Franceschelli, Robert French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Wrestling 3.4 Francoeur, Linda Honor Society 3,4. Frazee, Jeffrey Golf 2,3,4 Gacek, Susan Library Aide 2, Guidance Aide 2, Student Store 3. Garrow, Mary Field Hockey 1,2, 3,4 (Manager); Homeroom Representative 4 Garwacki, John Gebo, Carol Geene, Mark Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, Honor Society 3,4 Gemme, Debora Basketball 1,2; F T. A. 3; Drama Club 3,4; Office Aide 1; Library Aide 3. Georgantas, Kathryn Giovaninni, Fred D. Giuggio, Anthony Goeway, Lois Gralia, Willard Graves, Carolyn Swimming 1,2; Spartanum 1; Guidance Aide 1,2. Gravini, Livio Photography Club 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, Track 1; Lacrosse 2; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1,2,3, Western Mass. Dis- trict Chorus 3,4; Honor Club 1,2; Select Chorus 1,2,3, Mad- rigal Chorus 4 Gray, Bruce Track 1,2 Green, Gloria Gregory, Diana Griswold, Marybeth Homeroom Representative 1; Office Aide 3; Field Hockey 1.2. 3. 4 (Capt 4), Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4 (Capt. 4); Spartanum 3, Will and Prophecy 4, S.P.C.C. 4, Powder Puff 4, Prom Com- mittee 4, Balloon Sale 4 Grudgen, Martin Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2, Soccer 2,4 Guzzo, Richard Head Comic 4; Master Harpist and Guitarist 4 (Party Consul- tant). Haetingcr, William Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Football 1; Track 1 Hamilton, Ross Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1, Ping Pong 4 Hanks, Norma Office Aide 1,2,3; Guidance Aide 2,3. Hazen, Nancy Swimming 1,2,3; Synchronized Swimming 1,2; Newspaper 3.4, Will and Prophecy 4, Gymnastics 3 Heath, David Soccer 2,3,4; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; Lacrossee 2,3,4; Track 1 Heenan, William Henault, Peter Football 1,2; Swimming 1,2; Ping Pong 4 Hendricks, Allen Herein, Stephen Swimming 1,2; Soccer 1 Hildreth, Scott Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Soccer 2,3,4 Hill, Michael Hiller, Dave Basketball 1, Golf 1,2. Hiller, Karl Football 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Parking Lot Monitor 3, Foreign Language Resource Center Aide 2,3,4; Spartanum 4 Hudon, Henry Hunter, Dale Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4, Student Government 1,2; Office Aide 1,2,3; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 2,3,4, Honor Society 4, Newspaper 3,4 (Editor 4); Graduation Attendant 3; Will and Prophecy 4; S.P.C.C. 4 Hurst, Kathleen Ingle, Shawn Homeroom Representative 1,4; French Club 1,4, Newspa- per 3; Will and Prophecy 4, Spartanum 4 Jarvis, Dwight Tennis 1, Photography Club 1,2,3. Jaworski, Claudia Office Aide 1,2; Guidance Aide 2,3; Spartanum 3. Jette, Tina Jez, Arlene N.V.R.A. 4; Spartanum 2,3,4, Synchronized Swimming 3; Cheerleader 4, Yearbook 4, Millard Fillmore Society 4, Graduation Attendant 3. Johnson, Dale Kaiser, Kenneth Newspaper 4 (editor); Drama Club 4 Katze, Claudia Field Hockey 2,3,4. Basketball 2,3,4 (Manager); Softball 2.3.4, Newspaper 3,4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, As Schools Match Wits 1,2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3,4, Homeroom Repre- sentative 4, Library Aide 1,2, Balloon Sale 4; Latin Cluh 4 Kelleher, Kathleen Synchronized Swimming 1,2, 3, 4, Swimming 1,2; Yearbook 3.4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, Intramurals 1,2; Guid- ance Aide 2,3; Spartanum 3,4, Will and Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4; Homeroom Representative 2. Keller, Mary Kenison, Louella French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Tutor 3; Lab Assistant 3. Kielar, Mark Class Officer 1 (Vice Pres.), Yearbook 3; French Club 2; Football 1; Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2; Track 3,4, Soccer 2.3.4 (Co-capt ). Kilburn, Jonathan Knight, Kimberly Will and Prophecy 4. Kulik, Betsy Swimming 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1 (Member at Large); Homeroom Representative 1,4, N V R A. 4; Yearbook 3,4, S.P.C.C. 4, Millard Fillmore Soci- ety 4 LaBier, Linda Will and Prophecy 4. Lachut, Karen French Club 1, Latin Club 1, Library Aide 1, Office Aide 2; Guidance Aide 2; Softball 2,3,4 LaLiberte, Harold B Lamirande, Michael Football 2,3,4, Track 3,4, Wrestling 2,4; Honor Society 4, French Club 4, A.V. Club 4; War Games 3, Yearbook 4 Lariviere, Louise Latourelle, Debra Student Government 1; Newspaper 3; Softball 2,3, Will and Prophecy 4; Teacher Aide 3. Lavertue, Paul Parking Lot Monitor 4 Lawson, Steven French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; Spartanum 2,3,4, Football 1; Special Ed. Club 2,3,4, Madrigal Singers 4, School Play 3,4. Leahy, Ellen Newspaper 2,3; Student Government 1,2,3; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Will and Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4; Spar- tanum 1; Special Ed. Club 2,3,4, Dating Game 3. LeMere, Ann Marie Synchronized Swim 2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 2,4, Cheerleader 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2, Will and Prophecy 4, Balloon Sale 4; Powder Puff Football 4, Prom Committee 4, F T. A. 4 Leroux, Anthony LeRoy, Elizabeth French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Office Aide 3; Guidance Aide 3, Spar- tanum 1,3,4, Balloon Sale 4, Will and Prophecy 4, ' Chorus 1; Intramurals 1,2,3; Special Ed 4 Lewis, Michael Football 1,2, 3, 4 Lindahl, John Math Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4 Liquori, John Football 1; Hockey 2,3,4 Lorenzi, Mark Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 1,2; Will and Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4. Main, Linda Malesta, Maria Chess Club 1; Library Aide 1,2, 3,4; French Club 1, 2,3,4; Office Aide 3,4; Guidance Aide 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 4; Schools Match Wits 3,4, Assistant 3; Tutoring 4. Marren, Dawn Swimming 1. Martel, Robert Martin, Anne Homeroom Representative 1,2;Lab Assistant 3,4 (Vice Pres. 4); F T. A. 2; Spanish Club 1,2; Library Aide 1,2,3; Science Club 3,4; Will and Prophecy 4; Drama Club 3,4 (Chairman Make-Up 4); Special Eo. Club 3; Synchronized Swimming 2; Debate Club 1,2. Mattis, Jeffrey Basketball 1; Baseball 1. Maurer, Mark Golf 1,2, 3, 4, Football 1. Maurer, Stephen Maybury, Patricia A.F.S. 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Will and Prophecy 4. McDonald, Eileen Office Aides 1,2, 3, 4; Student Store 1,2, 3,4; Lab Assistant 3,4, Science Club 3,4, Spartanum 1,3,4; School Play 3,4, Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 4. McGowan, James Swimming 1; Basketball 2; Soccer 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, Band 1,2; Spartanum 2; Homeroom Representative 4; Stage Band 1 , 2 . McGrath, Gail Spanish Club 2,3,4; Schools Match Wits 1,2; Photography Club 2, Bicentennial Club 3. McNulty, Eileen Megizsky, Karen Will and Prophecy 4. Melbourne, Paul LaCrosse 2. Michael, Donna Miller, Monica Library Aide 1; Swimming 1; Special Ed 2,3 (Vice President 3, President 4); F.T.A. 4, Wrestling Manager 4, Yearbook 3.4, Balloon Sale 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Tutor 4; Spartanum 4, Track 3. Miller, Robin Field Hockey 1; Basketball 1; Softball 2,3,4; Balloon Sale 4; Will and Prophecy 4. Miller, Steven Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3,4.. Mistano, David Soccer 1,2; Swimming 2. Monroe, Mark Football 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Track 2,3,4; Drama 2,3; Spartanum 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Vol- leyball 1,2, Junior Marshall 3. Montana, Alfred Homeroom Representative 1. Moraes, Lisa Will and Prophecy 4. Moras, Susan Swimming 1,2; Track 1,2; Newspaper 3,4; Class Officer 3; 5, P.C.C. 4; Tutor 4; Balloon Sale 4; Intramurals 1,2,4. Morin, Ann Guidance Aide 2,3,4; Office Aide 1; Swimming 3. Mueller, Joanne Office Aide 1. Murphy, Christopher Will and Prophecy 4; Spartanum 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Golf 3,4. Murphy, Timothy J. Mushenko, Mark Nadeau, Kyle Newkirk, Pamela F.T.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Special Ed 1,2, 3, 4; Library Aide 1,2,3, 4. O ' Brien, Francis O ' Connor, Paul O ' Connor, Patricia Swimming 2. Ollari, William Soccer 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Football 1; Track 1, Basketball 1 , 2 . Oparowski, Martha French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2; Swimming 1,2; Spe- cial Ed. 3 (Pres.); Homeroom Representative 1,2,3; S.P.C..C. 4. Ouimet, Michael Paine, Judith Paquette, Donna Paquin, Jeffrey Swimming 1,2, 3, 4. Paris, Douglas Soccer 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4. Parker, Christina French Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 4. Paschetto, Donna Marie French Club 1,2; A.F.S. 1; Assembly Committee 3; Balloon Sale 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Special Ed. 4. Passbure, Robert PenlancT, Candice Perron, Thomas Peskin, Stephan Soccer 1; Israeli Club 1,2, 3, 4; Tutor 3,4; Golf 3; S.P.C.C. 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . Peterson, Kathy Phillips, Jeffrey Plumb, Theresa N.V.R.A. 4; Millard Fillmore Society 4; Spartanum 3,4; Spe- cial Ed. 3,4; Office Aide 2,3; Guidance Aide 2,3; Swimming 3; Yearbook 3,4; Junior Attendant 3; School Play 3; Will and Prophecy 4; F.T.A. 3,4. Pomeroy, Alice Frencn Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; F.T.A. 3; Newspaper 3,4 (Editor 4); Latin Club 3,4; Balloon Sale 4. Price, Jonathan F.T.A. 3; Tennis 4. Prior, David Quinn, Susan Redin, Cynthia Remillard, Serge F.T.A. 1,2, 3, 4; A.V. Club 1,2, 3, 4. Richard, William Richards, Wayne Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 1,2. Robbins, Gregory Soccer 1; LaCrosse 2; Tennis 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3; Track 1. Roberts, Aimee Roberts, Kathy French Club 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1,2; Track 3,4; Science 3,4; Honor Society 4; Drama 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Homeroom Representative 1. Rogers, Therese Band 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, Cross Country 2; French Club 1,4; Library Aide 3; Office Aide 3; Student Store 3; Lab Assistant 4; Tutor 3. Roos, Robin Class Officer 1,2,3 (Treas.); Honor Society 3 (Treas.), 4 (V. Pres.); Spartanum 3,4 (Co-Director); Yearbook 3,4; Swim- ming 1,2, 3, 4 (Capt 4), French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Synchronized 1,2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1,2; Graduation Attendant 3; N.V.R.A. 4; Special Ed. 3,4; Prom Committee 4, Millard Fillmore Society 4. Rosazza, Thomas Swimming 1,2; Soccer 2. Ryan, Arnold Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Parking Lot Monitor 4. Rybacki, Stephan Swimming 3; Parking Lot Monitor 2; Table Worker 4. Scanlon, Mary-Anne Swimming 1,2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2,3,4; Honor society 3,4, Syn- chronized 12; Class Officer 4 (Treas.). NVRA. Shaefer, Beth French Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Student advisory Committee 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Yearbook 4. Schuhlen, Karl Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Honor Society 4. Scully, Karen Softball 3,4; F.T.A. 3; Special Ed. 3; Backbrace 1,2,3. Seligman, James Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2. Sharon, John Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Parking Lot Monitor 3; Spar tanum 4; S.P.C.C. 4; Jocko 1,2, 3, 4. Silloway, Lynne Simonich, Charles N. Soccer 1,2; Tennis 2,3,4; Homeroom Representative 1,2; Newspaper Chorus 3; Spartanum 4; Philosophy Club 4; Swimming 2,3. Simons, Thomas Football 1; Homeroom Representative 4, Track 3; Parking Lot Monitor 3. Small, Thomas Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. Smile, Robert Smith, Cynthia Swimming 1,2,3; Synchronized 1,2; Newspaper 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Will and Prophecy 4; Gymnastics 3; Graduation Attendant 3. Smith, Douglas Baseball 2,3,4 (Capt. 4). Smith, Judy Smith, Lisa N.V.R.A. 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Student Government 2,3 (Sec.). 4 (V. Pres.); Spartanum 3,4 (Co-Director 4); Swimming 1,2; Synchronized 1,2; Cheerleader 2 (Co-Capt ); Millard Fill- more Society 4; Intramurals 1,2; Spanish Club 1; Homeroom Representative 1; Prom Committee 4. Songeny, Donna Softball 2,3 (Manager 3). Stebbins, Laura Steele, Kathryn Guidance Aide 1; Office Aide 1,2; Library Aide 1, Yearbook 3,4 (Editor 4); Prom Committee 4; N.V.R.A. 4; Millard Fill- more Society 4, Tennis 2; Intramurals 1,2; Swimming 1. Sullivan, Karen French Club 1,2,3, 4; Special Ed. 1; Chorus 1,2; Yearbook 3. Sunter, Stephen Chess Club 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4, Math Club 3,4; As Schools Match Wits 3,4; Track 1; Cross Country 1, Band 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . Swanson, Frank Parking Lot Monitor 3,4, Hockey 1,2. Taft, Cynthia Special Education 3,4; Tennis team 4, Synchronized Swim- ming 2. Talbert, Russell Library Aides 1,2, 3, 4; Art Club 2; Bicentennial Club 2; Dra- ma Club 2,3,4. Teden, Mark Basketball 1,2; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2; Newspaper 3,4; Spartanum 2,4; Kazoo Band 4; Chess Club 1; Newspaper Chorus 3,4. Thirsher, Sandra Guidance Aide 2. Thompson, Laura Thornnolt, Steven Tomacelli, Tina A.F.S. 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; Select Chorus 2; Tennis 3,4. Tongue, Helen French Club 3,4; A.F.S. 2,3,4. Townsend, Jeffrey Soccer 2. Trase, Anthony Hockey 1,2,3; LaCrosse 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Student Government Member 4; N.V.R.A. 4 (Chancellor General); Millard Fillmore Society 4; Will and Prophecy 4; S.P.C.C. 4; Yearbook 4. Ulich, Sandra Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper 3; French Club 1,2, 3, 4. Van Valkenburg, Valerie Field Hockey 1,2; Will and Prophecy 4. Villamaino, Dave Baseball 1; Football 1,2; Will and Prophecy 4.; S.P.C.C. 4, Balloon Sale 4; Prom Committee 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Graduation Attendant 3. Webb, Donna Office Aide 1; Spanish Club 1; Student Store 1; Powder Puff Football 4; Balloon Sale 4; Will and Prophecy 4. Webb, Patricia Weiner, Meredith Cheerleader 1,2 (capt.), 3,4 (co-capt.); Swimming 2,4; Syn- chronized 1,2,3, 4; Yearbook 3,4; Spartanum 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Office Aide 1; Wrestling Manager 3; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4; Balloon Sale 4; Prom Comm. 4, Hm Rm Rep. 1,2,4; S.P.C.C. 1,2, 3, 4; Will and Prophecy 4. Welch, James Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. Wells, Dana Basketball Manager 1; Hockey 2; Latin Club 1; Soccer 2. Wheeler, Holly White, David Baseba ll 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; French Club 1,3,4 White, Frederick Soccer 1,4; Spartanum 3,4. White, Scott Will and Prophecy 4. Whitney, Lisa Library Aide 1,2; Guidance Aide 2,4, Softball 2. Whittemore, Lori Wilk, Gregory Soccer 1,2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt.); Swimming 4; Basketball 3; Base- ball 1,2, 3,4; Graduation Attendant 3; Student Government 3.4, Balloon Sale 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 3,4; Will and Prophecy 4. Wilson, Heidi Powder Puff Football 4. Wilson, Thomas Winn, Donna Band 1,2, 3,4; Softball 1; Track 3,4. Wolcott, David Wood, Donna Swimming 1,2,4: Homeroom Representative 4, Wrestling Manager 3; Field Hockey Manager 3; Spartanum 1,2, 3,4, F.T.A. 3; Yearbook 3 Woods, Thomas Wrinkle, Stephen Track 2,3,4; Wrestling 4 Yacavone, Lisa Swimming 1,2; Synchronized 1,2,3, 4; Student Government 2,3- Graduation Attendant 3; Spartanum 3,4, Intramurals 2; Will and Prophecy 4, Balloon Sale 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Prom Committee 4, Yearbook 3; S.P.C.C. 4 Yacavone, Lynne Spanish Club 1; Synchronized 1,2; Yearbook 2,3,4; Intra- murals 1,2; Drama 3, Spartanum 3,4; Graduation Attendant 3; Will and Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4, Balloon Sale 4, S.P.C.C. 4 Young, Brenda Office Aide 1,2, 3, 4; Guidance Aide 1,2, 3,4 JOSTsNS MERiaN ysmoo( COM3MY we record 8000 school ears ever twelve months, that ' s a whole lot ot histor tor a whole lot of people - a responsibilit we handle with oride.. ‘‘ TPe, £ ie ‘Willing led by the Unknowing are doing the Impossible jor the Ungrateful.” We hate done so much for so long rtitfi so little ri e ave novt qualified to do anything vi ith nothing “In no time at all!’ ..ium.imi.ww S. hJ U V u 3 mmmm L % 11 DEFEAT MAY BE VICTORY IN DISGUISE Throughout the past year, the people you see here and on the following pages, have worked diligently to put together your yearbook-well, most of them anyway. Those of us who didn ' t actually lay out a page or write copy provided important comic relief. Any effort of this size requires teamwork. We had our problems but by pulling together we overcame them and finally reached our goal. Special thanks go to Liz and her nimble fingers; Charlie and his tripod; and Jeff for his drawings ; it couldn ' t have even been finished without them. Thanks to John for keeping Paula busy, and Betsy for keeping track of birthdays and conducting the singing. Seriously, our deepest appreciation goes to everyone who helped make this book-including Brooksie who took plenty of pictures and developed most of them. Be sure to watch As Schools Match Wits sponsored by Community Savings Bank, Saturday evenings at 7:30 P.M. on WWLP-Channel 22. Community Savings Banff Serving Hampden Hampshire Counties 536-7220 See Us For Educational Loans (H.E.L.P.) New and Used Car Loans 209 Distinctive Sportswear forWbmen Best of Luck to The Class of 1977 from THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS OF BIRCHLAND PARK East I ongmeadow, Massachusetts Mobil TEL.: LO7-7089 TEL.: L07-7579 ROBERT F. SCOTT CO INC. LONGMEADOW GARAGE SERVICE SPECIALISTS DONALD F. SCOTT 467 LONGMEADOW ST. LONGMEADOW, MASS. 210 For the man who hasn ' t anything. 53 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Ma. WILLOW GLEN HOUSE Come wine and dine at the Willow Glen. 233 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Ma. We ' ve got it all. TEEHAN ' S FOOD SHOP 227 N. Main St. E. Longmeadow 211 Good Luck to The Class of ' 77 The Gridiron Mothers Club 212 HOME LUMBER CO. 40 Crane Ave. East Longmeadow, Mass. Brockway-Smith Company WHOLESALE DOORS SASH MILL WORK AND MOULDINGS BROSCO 470 North Main Street Box 524 East Longmeadow, Ma. (413) 525-3377 CONNECTICUT VALLEY ARTESIAN WELL CO., INC. 132 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. Compliments of J.C. TARBELL ASSOCIATES INC. 140 Industrial Drive East Longmeadow, Ma. 01028 213 Imported Food Specialties B B MARKET 26 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Ma. The cut-ups of East Longmeadow 55 North Main St. E. Longmeadow, Ma. TRAVIS AUTO SCHOOL At Travis Auto School our students learn by doing. 145 State Street Springfield, Ma. 214 DAIRY MART 47 Maple St. E. Longmeadow, Ma. PICTURE FRAMES • REPRODUCTIONS • ORIGINAL WORKS OF art your automotive worries. The Pizza Shoppe: Where Tony stalks the good life. THRASHER ' S SERVICE STATION 13 North Main Street E. Longmeadow, Ma. 215 Congratulations and Best Wishes for a safe and happy future. THE EAST LONGMEADOW POLICE ASSOCIATION Ztucvc CHTHfVltl | o SHOP INCENSE jewelry new aa o ' s PIPES t QUALITY LEATHER CITY PAINT FACTORY Put that in your pipe and smoke it! 513 Belmont Ave, Springfield 10 Center Square East Longmeadow Let that lawnmower roll, 10-4! ACRES POWER EQUIPMENT Shaker Road, East Longmeadow I ' m looking for something in an off-purple. ROY ' S HOME DECORATING CENTER INC. Hours: 8am to 9 pm Mon.-Fri. 8am to 6 pm Sat. Decorating Consultants Elsie Gosselin Sandi Delbridge VufcJt ' Boif PAINTS 216 TONON WORLD TRAVEL KOFFEE TYME Zb k k � ag A lfT : sac i No, I prefer to travel Lappland. ELIO TONON, PRESI DENT S 280 NO. MAIN ST. EAST LONGMEADOW MASSACHUSETTS 01028 BUS. (4 13) 525-7601 525-1 194 Best Ketchup I ' ve ever had! Shaker Rd., E. Longmeadow i The finest cold cuts in town. Shaker Rd., E. Longmeadow t 217 DAVE ' S FOOD BASKET The finest service in town. 760 Shaker Rd. E. Longmeadow, Ma. PETE ' S SANDWICH AND BAKERY SHOP Dinner Specials Fresh Pasteries Hours: 6:00 A.M.- 7:00 P.M. Sundays: 7:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. 263 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow JOHN L. TRACY - RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL 38 BALDWIN STREET EAST LONGMEADOW, MASS. 01028 TEL. 1-41 3-525-301 9 (413) 525-2667 F. SMITH CO. Westinghouse Sales And Service Servicing All Brands William F. Corcoran Prop. 71 Maple St. E. Longmeadow, Ma. Plots and plans to order. F L SERVICE STATION WaCrY 102 FM DUC-PAC CORPORATION 21 Baldwin Street East Longmeadow 20 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. FRANK ' S AUTO SERVICE 528 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. TAYLOR RENTAL THE REMINDER 280 N. Main Street East Longmeadow the Reminder Forget something lately? We have anything and everything. 87 Shaker Rd. E. Longmeadow ■M« ' Ll m Congratulations from The Honor Society 220 THE RAINBOW GIRLS OF East Longmeadow For me? AUVERGNE AFTER FIVE , INC. 165 Shaker Rd., E. Longmeadow BLUE MOON SANDWICH Anyone have a hook? PANNY ' S PIZZA Mmm, good! Shaker Road E. Longmeadow • x ' THEATRE Best Wishes to Class of ' 77 A P FOOD STORES If you ' re up against a wall . . . SPRINGFIELD SCRAPING CO. N. Main Street E. Longmeadow, Ma. TECHNI PRODUCTS , INC. 355 Chestnut St. E. Longmeadow, Ma. Good Luck ' ll SHERATON UPHOLSTERING CO. 56 Prospect Street E. Longmeadow, Ma. Best Wishes to Class of ' ll Jim and Eleanor Grombley I 222 Congratulations to the Class of 1977 From THE EAST LONGMEADOW HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT GOVERNMENT President- Pat Fleming Vice President- Lisa Smith Secretary- Kelly Hand Treasurer- Linda Yacavone Member at Large- Martin Lynch 223 THE INKWELL If only they had two more masks. 432 North Main Street, East Longmeadow BUCKLEY ' S PHARMACY The Dynamic Duo 2 North Main Street, E. Longmeadow 224 The hand is extra. Utscr TUciesi- U OPTICIANS Heritage Park Plaza East Longmeadow, Mass L. LOMBARDO TOOL AND MACHINE CO. Mr. Jean Lombardo 264 N. Main Street E. Longmeadow tS rfy (Quof TELEPHONE 525-7309 ALBERT L CLOUTIER Proprietor 14 SOMERS R0A0 EAST LONGMEADOW MASS ALWAYS PHONE 525-1083 THINK OF US CAROL ' S FOOTWEAR, INC. SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 426 W MAIN ST . RT. 83 EAST LONGMEADOW. MASS 01028 AL BOULANGER MacDonald Johnson. Inc. INSURANCE Busy, Busy, Busy! 225 Managing money for families and businesses since 1864. third , national banK Member F D I C Deposits insured to $40 000 Springfield, East Springfield, West Springfield, Agawam, Chicopee. East Longmeadow. Fairview. Hampden, Holyoke, Indian Orchard, Longmeadow, Palmer. Southwick, Three Rivers, Westfield Now that ' s a shot and a beer! PINE POINT CAFE 5 Preston Street, Spfld. Sandwiches and Grinders ST. MICHAEL ' S WOMEN ' S CLUB 226 SALLY POWERS SCHOOL OF DANCE Union Federal Savings We Offer Student Loans. Congratulations From YOUR FRIENDS AT COUNTRY CORNERS RESTAURANT r f ; W 1 , r Everything but the kitchen sink. COMMUNITY FEED STORE 64 Maple St., E. Longmeadow 227 1 MILTON BRADLEY CO. Wishes The Class of 77 the Best In . . . . . . The Game Of Life. 228 EXCLUSIVELY SCANDINAVIAN QUALITY IMPORTS £ Jdona gq S ia sx zf oad £a±b J]oncj meadow [a±±ac(iu±zt£± 0102S Uztzfilione, 525 - 6959 PALMER ' S KENNELS 141 Porter Road, East Longmeadow We make your dog feel right at home . . . FERRARA SPRING AUTO PARTS We ' ll fix you right up 740 Worthington St., Spfld. Seven locations serving the greater Springfield area. MANE DEN Shaker Road E. Longmeadow WE CAN STYLE ANYTHING, ALMOST. COLONIAL MOTOR SALES 29 Harkness Ave. 525-6326 JOSEPH ' S YOU AND ME Don ' t go to bed in curlers, come to us. 230 EAST LONGMEADOW FUNERAL HOME 120 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow 525-4508 HAFEY FUNERAL HOME 494 Belmont Avenue Springfield 734-4508 W. J. QUINN CO. INC. 94 Maple Street East Longmeadow, Ma. THOSE WERE THE DAYS! FOUR CORNERS ARCO 201 North Main St. E. Longmeadow, Ma. 231 Connoisseurs of Good Taste meet at the Tudor House Best Wishes for the future to the class of 77 from MR. RICHARD HAETINGER AND MR. EDWARD SPEER 801 WILLIAMS ST. LONGMEADOW. MA. 01106 LONGMEADOW PLAZA Terry � rx3 Joe Masca o 567-1011 IF IT CAN BE SAID WITH FLOWERS, WE SAY IT BEST. LONGUEIL ' phone- 413 525-4571 Transportation, Incorporated 144 Shaker -Road • East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 Enfield Office: Enfield Mall PHONE: 203 745-0194 232 BURD MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Agawam, Ma. TURNED METAL PARTS Where youth and opportunity meet. , We’re ■or change Some people don’t have time for small accounts. But we do. Because as you grow, we grow. That’s why we offer you the highest interest rates allowed by law and many ways to save. Everybody has to start somewhere. We’d like you to start here. We help you save. Shawmut , First Bank Agawam • Chicopee • Chicopee Falls • East Longmeadow • Fairview Holyoke • Longmeadow • Monson • Palmer • Springfield • Westfield Shawmut First Bank and Trust Company • Member FDIC 233 NORMAN P. PERSSON D B A Kitchens by Pieroway 217 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, MA 01028 Telephone 525-1148 Dear Customer: This is to let you know that Norman P. Persson has purchased Kitchens by Pieroway. With my twenty years of experience, having satis- fied many customers. I would be pleased to answer any questions regarding installation or rebuilding of your kitchen. I will assist do-it-yourselfers, q. Please feel free to call us. APPLIANCES Fridgidaire-Magic Chief Sincerely, Norman P. Persson The world has gone to pots. Cabinets and Appliances in stock; Next day delivery available. FABRIC BOUTIQUE DESIGNER FABRICS • NOTIONS • SEWING SUPPLIES H3outLcj U£ BUTTERICK VOGUE PATTERNS 221 N. MAIN STREET (413) 525-3697 E LONGMEADOW. MA. 01028 MON. -SAT 10 A M -6 P M Our fabrics are right for you. After all, if you can ' t trust a man of the cloth, who can you trust? COUNTRY POTTERY 207 North Main Street, East Longmeadow 301 Chestnut Street, East Longmeadow We work like hell to make good saws. 235 DONUT DIP N. Main Street, E. Longmeadow I want the donut, you can have the hole. BUSINESS (413) 765-1611 RESIDENCE (413) 525-6263 JAMES F. SULLIVAN. CPCU LICENSED INSURANCE ADVISOR JAMES F. SULLIVAN INSURANCE AGENCY. INC. 160 WESTFIELD STREET. WEST SPRINGFIELD. MASS. 01089 Member of the SOCIETY OF CHARTERED PROPERTY AND CASUALTY UNDERWRITERS CPCU is the abbreviation of Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter, a professional designation awarded by The American Institute for Property and Liability Underwriters, Inc-., evidencing the fulfillment of a prescribed period of satisfactory insurance experience, the successful completion of a series of comprehensive examinations, and the accep- tance of a strict code of ethical conduct. FAMILY HOBBY SHOP They went somewhere else. PARK AUTO SCHOOL Shaker Rd., E. Longmeadow Ujd rr sting C 1 L RAY We have the car you always wanted. 236 265 State Street Springfield, Ma. FOUR CORNER ' S PACKAGE STORE 197 Shaker Rd. E. Longmeadow, Ma. 237 No soft grapes on this scale, Mister! BLUE BIRD ACRES 714 Parker Street E. Longmeadow The motley crew STEARNS YERRALL When you want to buy or sell your home, we can offer you professional Integrity, dedicated service, and every personal consideration. 153 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow, Mass. 567-3361 485 Main St., Wilbraham, Mass. 596-6123 Residential Specialists since 1911 ROGER F. NADEAU CONSTRUCTION Mason Contractors W | IB 1 IM To cement better relations E. Longmeadow, Ma. Congratulations to the Class of ' 77 Package Machinery Chestnut Street E. Longmeadow Ma. k. 238 BETTE ' S OLDE TOWN HOUSE Agawam, Massachusetts 239 Give Them an Itch and They ' ll Take a Foot . . . 240 Ir — — • — — — I TISEPTIC LINIMENT f ' J Sore Aching Muscles mmiC TREATMENT f Athlete’s Foot W.F. YOUNG Springfield, Ma. The F.W. Young Co., located at the foot of Lyman Street, caters to the majority of the world ' s battered feet and knotted muscles. Alert Coaches demand Absorbine in every gym and locker room. Join the Athletes of the world - when you ache - use Absorbine. i f ST. MICHAEL ' S GIRLS ' CLUB 1 1 1 1 [ ■ ? AM . ! 1 imn 1 j ,11 ! m I il 1 vtl T : . I This year ' s Girl ' s Club has organized many activities: foremost was the gala Semi-Formal, a great success. We are very proud of their performance. There ' s something for everyone in our place-There ' s soup and nuts and Brad and hot sauce and cold cuts and Brad and mop heads and sugar and Brad . . . Retail parts at wholesale prices. American and import car parts. FIORE ' S MARKET IRVING AUTO PARTS 14 Harkness Ave. East Long. 525-6621 Daily, 8-8 Sat. 8 - 5 176 North Main St. East Longmeadow Ma. What ' s Going On Here ? COS I MO ' S HAIR STYLING Heritage Park Plaza Bubble Heads BRIGHTWOOD HARDWARE HOUSEWARES 794 Williams St. Longmeadow, MA 525-0611 242 We build beautiful bodies! TOMMY ' S AUTO BODY INC. 347 Elm Street E. Longmeadow, Ma. AUTH FUELS 507 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Ma. If you can ' t get your buns warm and your pipes are frozen, contact W.S. CARRINGTON PLUMBING HEATING 264 Kibbe Rd. East Longmeadow, Ma. 525-7541 Master Plumber ' s License 243 J JAYCOX RESTAURANT 456 Sumner Ave Spfld., Ma. We cater to your culinary cravings. KELLEY- FRADET LUMBER MART 587 N. Main St. East Longmeadow, Ma . . . . if Kelly doesn ' t have it- Fradet must! SPARTAN SPECTATOR Staff Box 1976-77 EDITORIAL BOARD: SENIORS: Karl Bailey, Denise Boucher, Dale Hunter, Ken Kaiser, Steve Lawson, Alice Pomeroy, Cindy Smith. JUNIORS: Debbie Basile, Kim Rutherford, Cindy Keddy, Laura Brown, Lynne O’Brien FEATURE EDITOR: Dale Hunter EDITORIAL EDITOR: Ken Kaiser SPORTS EDITORS: Seniors: Pat Fleming, Michael Lewis, John Punn Juniors: Bruce Gaudette, Bob O’Brien, Diane Casey, Pat DeAngelo HEAD STAFF TYPIST: Janice Lyman FEATURED COLUMNIST: Cindy Keddy STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER: Martha Desimone CIRCULATION-ADVERTISING- SUBSCRIPTION DEPT.:Janina Lemanski Lynn Soverow STAFF ARTIST: Paula Trinceri REPORTERS: Joan Bouchard, Margaret Brown, Susan Brown, Mark Buddlngton, Ann Chipouras, Kris Dietsche, John Dunn, Nancy Hazen, Claudia Katze, Carney McRae, Mark Monroe, Susan Moras, Kathy Roberts, Albert Saulnier, Lynn Soverow, Mark Teden, Sheila Wadden, Judy Weaver. ADVISOR: Mr. Kerson 244 There are benefits to every job! We do our work with a touch of Glass. PITTSBURGH PLATE 66 Industrial Avenue Springfield, Ma. v 245 95 . Let the Feeney ' s take care of your construction needs. HENRY J. FEENEY BUILDER 12 Forbes Hill Rd. East Longmeadow Ma. ELMCREST COUNTRY CLUB 105 Somersville Rd. East Longmeadow Where the greens and banquet facilities are up to par! 246 COMPLIMENTS OF SPRINGFIELD INSTITUTION FOR SAVINGS MEMORIES OF TODAY PRESERVED FOR TOMORROW 33 Prospect Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 (413) 525-4263 248 r