Mount Everett High School - Aurigan Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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ADVISORS: MRSSTORTI, MR. CONSOLATI Ill BACK TO FRONT: Dawn Agar, Iay Amidon, SHAR- ON ARZT - SUTDENT COUNCIL, DONNA BACHETTI - TREASURER, Jeff Barth, Debra Board- man, Patricia Brazie, Don Campbell, Cathy Chapin, Q21 BACK ROW: Lindsey Crawford, Kevin Curtis, Holly Delmolino, David Dempsey, Peter Driscoll, Timothy Drumm, Annemarie Eggenberger, Noreen Eichstedt, Vir- ginia Everidge, FIFTH ROW: Helen Farnum, Deborah Fletcher, William Friedman, Christopher Gaarn, Stanley Gracyk, Michael Harrigan, FOURTH ROW: Stephen Hastedt, Michelle Ives, BRIAN KELLY - VICE PRESIDENT, Cathy Kirchner, Jean Koneazny, Susan Law, THIRD ROW: Marylee Lopez, KATHY MAC- DONALD - STUDENT COUNCIL, Marybeth Madison, Nancy Malnati, Paul Marcel, SECOND ROW: Elaine Martin, Eleanor McDonald, Annette Merola, Karen Mer- ritt, Daniel Miller, Deborah Milligan, FRONT ROW: Fred Moore, Peter Newey, Peter Nicolai, Lynn O'Brien, Iillaine Patch, 131 BACK ROW: Peter Ambro, Dave Be- thel, FIFTH ROW: james Blodgett, Susan Bynack, Terr- ance Carson, Theodora Chase, FOURTH ROW: Willard Curtis, Paul Desaulniers, John Hankey, Kendall Norris, THIRD ROW: Donald Peck, Paul Pedersen, Kevin Peter- son, Frank Montgomery, SECOND ROW: Thomas Race, Melissa Scholz, d'Arcy Ries, Elizabeth Tryon, FRONT ROW: Debra Turner, Carl VanDeusen, Ronnie Van- Deusen, Q41 RUTH PEDERSEN - SECRETARY, GEOF- FREY PIPER - PRESIDENT, Brian Real, Io-Anne Real, Clem Robins, Dave Rood, 15, Karen Ryder, Ted Schiff- man, Iohn Schoenfeld, Peter Shuts, Mary jane Stevens, Jeffrey Stover, Francis Sullivan, jared Thomson, 161 Doug Zantay, Elaine Wuori, Mary Wyman, Susan Turner, SUSAN WHISENANT - STUDENT COUNCIL, Reiner White, George Ullrich, Bradley Wilson, ABSENTEES: Robin Bower, Russell Burke, Nancy Dupont, Julianne Edelman, Joyce Farnum, Susan Hankey, Dreama Hill, Anita Hutchins, Frank Rosier, Arvilla Trag. November 18, 1971 During the current school year, the junior Class has been in competition with its officers to see who can wear the other out first. Through the football season, devoted 73ers successfully kept Eagle fanatics filled with hot dogs and soda at home games. Upcoming events are the Christmas Tea twelcome back, Alumnil and the Iunior-Senior Prom. Some revolutionary junior radicals have also been planning and plotting something new and unconventional in cooperation with the Soph- omore Class. Could there ever be a Rock Con- cert at Mount Everett? And so the Juniors have fallen headlong into the new year, idealis- tic and searching for the answer tto what - who knows?J. Geoffrey Piper 2