Technical High School - Tech Tiger Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1963 volume:

| e : g | 4 : ; B) ai NS Ro as Wee. 5 al 4a Tp vivian 5 oe 7 oe Ca Sat TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL SPRINGFIELD MASSACHUSETTS Dr. T. Joseph McCook, School Superintendent School Administration School Committee Robert T. Bogan Romeco| ea eye William H. Davidson Theodore E. Dimauro Mary M. Lynch Dorothy S. Robinson Mayor Charles V. Ryan, Chairman School Administration Dr. T.-JosephihieG@oors Superintendent Dr. M. Maréusisiley Deputy Superintendent Alice: Be. Bear Assistant Superintendent Joseph E. Buekley Assistant Superintendent Mr. Donald G. Gifford Principal of 1echmigal High School Mr. Belding F. Jackson Assistant Principal Mr. Melvin A. Lynch Assistant Principal Editorial Staff Advisor: S. V. Doane Editor -in -Chief Lesley Plaus Layout Editor Leslie Stratton Picture Editor Mary J ane Bishop Art Editor Roseann Arrighi Senior Biography Editor Tom Kochanek Sports Editor Richard Stevens Senior Picture Editor Dave Corey Club Editor Tom Wierzbowski Literary Staff Christine Cox Kathy Pelow Terry Parent Maureen Therrien Dean Lindquist Nicholas Millillo James Smith Business Staff Advisor: iene. butler Susan Bocchino Joyce Cook � Ronald Kitchen Connie Lareau Kathleen Loyd Donna Messier Edward Powers Diane Sullivan Carolyn Van Dyke Richard La Burde Artwork Mr. Forgue Rictixes Loring Studios ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS FRESHMEN 10 30 86 98 ACTIVITIES 112 SPORTS 144 ADVERTISEMENTS 166 Dedication Dr. M. Marcus Kiley Itis withthe pride and affection held bysons anddaughters fora wonderful father that the students of Technical High School dedicate their 1963 TIGER to Dr. M. Marcus Kiley, retired deputy superintendent of the Springfield Public Schools and principal of Tech from 1940 to 1949. We know that other fine leaders preceded Dr. Kiley at Tech, but they were before our time. Here is the man associated in our minds with most of the causes for the out- standing reputation our school has made. As Principal Gifford sowell said: At first Tech was Mark, Mark was Tech. In fact, eventhough his scope has necessarily broadened in the past several years, one sus- pects that good secondary education and Tech are somewhat synonymous in his think- ing even today. Dr. Kiley came to Tech as a chemistry teacher in 1921, and became itceeets one principal in 1936. For forty years he dedicated himself to the welfare of the young peoplesomthisi city. Many of his ideals have been accepted far and wide across the nation. His devotion to mathematics and science has made Springfield a leader in these fields which are so important to present-day America. His standards were always high; his dislike for second-rate effort evident to all who knew him. Tech will always remember and honor Dr. Kiley. Great faith he had in youthful hand and mind Working with God to benefit mankind. AS 38 38 As we mirror our last three years at Tech, we will remember our able leader Mr. Gifford and his two assistants Mr. Lynch and Mr, Jackson. We will also recall the counselors, who were instru- mental in guiding our paths at Tech, and the effi- cient office staff, without whom the school's adminis - tration would not be able to function, The combined efforts of all these devoted people have helped to make Tech the superior school that IE LS ae , Ge, S Se Ree ee Secretaries, Miss Duquette, Miss Carr. Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Komosa. MELVIN A. LYN( Asst. Principal, Mr. Jackson Asst. Principal, Mr. Lynch Counselors, Miss Hoar, Mr. McMahon, Mr. Reid, Miss Cormack ROW ils 12, Boucher, IM. Fen@Oll, Mi, Ecler, Ibo Boll= duc; ROW 2: lL. Lambert: G.Odato,1I. Rohan, L. Bou- telle; E. Byrnes; MiaMe- Carthy, Es) Jones, M. Cooney. Albert Edward Carney, Edward Armida iodan LOUE? Kathleen R Martha Manning, John Me- Kucio, 10 Michael Corn ; STANDING ine Q fy = xq aa wn Vivenz Grilli, thot Peteereestert: Custodians In each senior'’s memory there is one definite spot set aside just for his teachers.Oh! how constant were our complaints about the tons of homework” or the “unfair C, but how really grateful we are to these teachers who have guided us through high school. This faculty, which not only taught us our A-B-C's, but also set our standard for good citizenship and success and willingly helped with all our extracurri- cular activities from the Ski Club to Tech Tantrums, will always hold the spot foremost in our memories. BACULTY.., New Teachers ennessey, Mr. Cary. STANDING: Mr. Karavetsos, Mr. McGrath, This year there have been eleven additions tothe Tech faculty. They are Mr. William Cary, English; Mr. Kenneth Cook, mathematics; Mrs. Linda Hennessey, girls’ physical edu- cation: Mr. Ernest Karavetsos, history; Mr. Martin McGrath, mathematics; Miss Morin, chemistry; Mr. Michael Pino, shop and drawing; Mr. Carl Smedberg, mathematics; Mrs. Harriet Widland, English; Mr. Edwin Allen, driver education; and Mr. Ralph Murphy, music. Mr. William Cary isa graduate of Dartmouth College and the University of Massachusetts. He formerly taught at Maloney High School in Connecticut. Mr. Kenneth Cook graduated from Tech in 1950 and attended Wesleyan College. He pre- viously taught at Classical Jr. High and Northfield High. Mrs. Linda Hennessey is an alumna of Darien, Connecticut, and of Bouve Boston School at Tuits University. Mrs. Hennessey had been teaching at Wachusett Regional High School in East Holden, Massachusetts. Mr. Ernest Karavetsos attended Classical High in Lynn, Massachusetts, received his Bachelor's degree from Salem State Teachers; College in 1961 and his Master's from the same college in 1962. Mr. Martin McGrath attended Holyoke High School, received his B.A. from the University of Massachusetts and his M.A. from American International College. He tormerly taught at Simsbury, Connecticut and Duggan Jr. High. Miss Irene Morin received herB.S. at Our Lady of the Elms College and her M.S. at Boston College. She has been at Providence College in Rhode Island, giving nurses a complete Science background. Mr. Ralph Murphy, takingoverfor Mr. Kegerreis, graduated from Juliard School of Music and has been teaching music at Buckingham Jr. High for the past six years, Mr. Michael Pino, who teaches shop and drawing, graduated from Classical High School, attended Western New England College and received his Master's degree at Westfield State Teachers’ College. Mr. Carl Smedberg attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for two years. Western New England College for one year, and was graduated from Springfield College. Mrs. Harriet Widland substituted at Tech last year and is now a permanent substitute in our English Department. Mr. Edwin Allen, our new driver education teacher, is an alumnus of Ludlow High School and Springfield College. He formerlytaught at West Boylston and Myrtle Street Junior High. In Memoriam a soa. CHARLES R, ALLAN March 8, 1902 -- February 20, 1963 From September 1930 to February 1963, Technical High School had been graced by the presence of Charles Reid Allan, a gentleman anda scholar, a beloved teacher and a highly respected and admired colleague. Although keenly interested in his subject, physics, he was more interested in his students, and strove to stimulate their minds in the direction of ever greater achievement. Fortunate were those young people who came under his benign and constructive influence and learned his meticulous way of doing things. He was devoted to the aims and ideals of this school and put his whole heart in his work. Of him it may be truly said he was a great teacher. His deathhas been an irrevocable loss to all of us, for he combined in his person those qualities of character, mind, and spirit which have inspired us in the past and will con- tinue to do as long as Tech endures. His memory is a blessing. SEATED 1 to r; Miss Carlson, Miss Rhoades, Miss Carey, Mrs. Tabackman, Miss Lynch; STANDING; Mr. Bowler, Mrs. WidLand, Miss Shea, Mrs. Shannon, Miss Murray, Mrs. Pryor, Miss Adams, Mr, Allen. 14 SEATED 1. to r. Miss Huller, Miss Roy, Mrs. Fein STANDING: Mr. Lague, Mr. Wilke. Languages 15 Mrs. Brazeau ROW 1: 1. to r.: Miss Donovan, Mr. Johnson, Miss Reardon, Mrs. Brazeau. ROW 2: Mr. Karevetsos, Mr. Miller, Miss Grady, Mr. Dunn, Mr. Vatousiou, Absent: Mr. Doane, Mr. Donovan, Mr. Kalloch, Mr. Hannigan. Four y AMEX Science f® SEATED 1. tor; Mi. Dooley, Miss Morin, Mrs.Jones, Miss Potter, Mr. Northrup; STAND- ING; Mr. Ziemba, Mr. Forrest, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Comer, Mr. Doyle, Mr. O'Keefe, Mr. Dolan, Mr. Donati, Mr. Peabody, Mr. Allan. Ose Department 19 Mathematics SITTING: Mr. Haynes, Mr. Woodworth, Mrs, Rheault, Mr. Witherell, Mr. Butler. STANDING: Mr, Smedberg, Mr. McGrath, Mr. Jackowski, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Hewitt, Mr, Sprague, Mr. Donovan. Absent: Mr. Bushey. Drivers’ Ed. Typing eee Mr. Allen 94 Miss Shea Music | 22 Mr. Murphy Mr. Forgue. wet a oa 23 SEATED: Mr. Loiko; Mr. Duffin; Mr. Pieterse. A rose among thorns,” STANDING: Mr, Biscaldi, Mr. Pino. 24 Mr, Sonski; Mr. Robinson; Mr, Reynolds Mr. Setian; Mr. Bradstreet; Mr. Reynolds. Absent: — ‘—_ Mr. Winslow. 25 EONS MaRS reece an wae nee g Mr. Burns 1001-100 Mr. Foley © Riu? a 2 This is the way we iron our clothes... Beat the flour and sift the eggs! ? Would you like to be Gey NSN Bourg Sa0gy, bd Watch it ther a : CaS Now that we havecompleted our three years at Tech, we can look back and see the wonderful experiences we have had. We will alwaysremember our first wary days as freshmen, but how quickly we became ad- justed to the fast-moving high school life. We will also remember, of course, the class dances we attended and the many other activities in which we participated. As seniors we took over, (or so we thought), and this proved to be our most exciting year. During this year we began to think about our career or college plans, and to discuss these plans with our friends and counselors, Toward the end of the year, however, we began to regret our leaving because it meant having to part with old friends. Looking backupon our years at Tech is a pleasure for us, and we hope that all future senior classes will be able to recall their three years here with as much enjoyment and satisfaction. ee Warner KATHY O'SULLIVAN scholarship, service, citizenship -- these arethe criteria by which cach yearsan. selectedthe winners ofthe CharlesH. Warner Achievement Medal, Tech's highest award. This year's winners could not have been better chosen. Endless energy, inexhaustible friendliness, bubbling laughter, and complete de- votion to Tech's tradition and spirit characterize Kathy O'Sullivan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O'Sullivan of 383 Nottingham Street. With executive positions in both her class and the Student Council, and interests ranging from music, science, debating, and chess to news editing, cheerleading, and Tantrums - cavorting, Kathy indeed typifies the best that any school can put forward. Achievement MAX POLAK Scholarship: first in a class of 475; service: offices in Mu Alpha Theta and Engi- neering Clubs and membership in the Student Patrol; citizenship: the high regard of bothhisteachers and his fellow students -- these are the qualities which led to the selection of Max Polak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Polak of 54 Hyde Avenue. Quietly capable, modestly excellent, Max is a talented musician, mathematician, and Latin student, andthe winner of the Harvard Book Award, given annually to the outstanding Junior boy. Max has continued to be outstanding in his senior year, crowning his achievements with this medal, the highest acclaim Tech can give. Tech's very best wishes go to both Kathy and Max. Three Year Honors ROW 1, left to right: Sue Crabtree, Sandra Sarna, Diane Nelson, Joan Soblowski, Cynthia Linke, Cathy Loyd, Sandra Bryda, ROW 2: Robert Goda, Charles Sisitsky, Mary Jane Bishop, Peggy LaFleur, Ruth Zoller, Charlotte Yvon, Ralph Johnson, Max Polak, ROW 3: Russell Cormier, Douglas Cooley, Paul Shameklis, Robert Vannini, Rodney Croteau, Ernest Brix, John Pietroniro, James MacDonald, Arthur Small, Mike Malinowski. Absent: Alan Height, Leslie Stratton. 34 Senior Log President John Pietroniro Vice-president Diane Nelson Secretary Kathy O'Sullivan Treasurer Mary Jane Bishop We will always remember our first year at Tech, when we freshmen went against tradition by electing a girl as our class president. Our officers for that first year were Diane Nelson, president; Wayne Fisher, vice-president; Kathy O'Sullivan, secretary and Pat Connor, treasurer, It was in that year, too, that we danced to “April Amour, our first dance. During our junior year, John Marnelakis took over as president, Kathy and Pat remained as secretary and treasurer respectively, and Diane became our vice-president, The first dance ofour junioryear, Misty,” gave our class activities a fine start, while our Junior prom, Sinar Bulan, climaxed this exciting year. Asseniors we elected John Pietroniro as class president, re-elected Diane and Kathy as vice- president and secre- tary, and elected Mary Jane Bishop, treasurer. Class Council Class Advisers ROW 1, 1. tor:D. Nelson, S, Sarna, M. Bishop, J. Pie- L. tor: Mr. Comer, Mrs. Shannon, Miss Carlson, Mr. troniro,C. Eisold, R. Zoller, K. O'Sullivan. ROW 2:R., Donovan, Absent from picture; Mr, McMahon, Miss Roy, Goda, A. Carleton, R. Misterka, R. Frangimore, P. Mr. Robinson, Bilodeau, G. Scheurer, V. Granaudo. 35 Candace Acker Donald Akins Marcia Albee Ae Jane Baclawski Dianne Bailey Diane Ball Sandra Bardy 36 John Basile Carol Bauman Frank Beardsell Mary Lynn Beaulieu Frederick Bell a ‘ Pts, John Benware Sylvia Bergstrom 37 Carol Bernier Jean Bertodo David Beturne Philip Bilodeau Robert Borys Edward Boucher Lorraine Boucher Ronald Boutin William Bowen Roger Boyce Brian Boyer 38 Gerald Brayton Robert Brodecki Gerald Brumer Curtiss Burnell Richard Burns Edward Calder John Capeless Anita Cardarelli Alex Carleton Christopher Carlotto Richard Carpenter Melvin Carroll Albert Carter 39 Carol Cavicchioli John Chaloux Rogerlin Charbonneau Robert Cecchini David Childs Priscilla Choux Caron Coache Donna Coggins Thomas Connelly A Patricia Conner James Conway John Consolini Douglas Cooley Michael Cooley Leslie Cormier Stuart Cowles Rm. Michael Cox Susan Crabtree Ronald Crate Rodney Croteau Patricia Crutchfield Ned Czohara 41 John Daponde Carl Davenport Richard Dec Gail Demers | Wayne Degon Carol Denton Patricia Erickson Arthur Demas Dennis Donahue Linda Ewell “2 William Fiorelli Wayne Fisher Harry Flood Carl Foote David Forbes Janet Forcinel James Fortier Roy Frangiamore Paula Freeman Edward Frisch Richard Furkey Robert Gagliardo 43 Linda Garber Richard Garini Thomas Gastone Se Roger Gosselin Kenneth Graham Carol Gran Victor Granaudo 44 4 David Hammer Judith Harmon Marcus Hastings Adrian Hatcher Michael Hatcher James Haynes Carole Hearne William Hebert Alan Height 45 Robert Henderson Ruth Hausmann Anthony Impagnatiello Charley Jackson 46 Judith Johnson Ralph Johnson Ronald Johnson CE Patricia Kelliher James Kenyon David Keyes Thomas Kilbride Ronald Kitchen Kenneth Klett 47 Thomas Kochanek Susan Kolyer Robert Komosa Ward Krause Ronald Kreitzman Robert Krzynowek 2 George LaDuke Peggy LaFleur Frank Lalli Linda Lambert Linda LaMorder Carolyn LaRose Richard LaPierre Robert LaPierre 48 Diane Laventure Joseph Lavoie Bruce Leary Theresa Leiper Sharon Lelievre Edward LeMay Dennis Lepine John Letourneau Richard Loehn Edward Loke 49 Dennis Loncrini James Long Kathleen Loyd Robert Lusignan William Lyons Laurence MacFarlane Diane MacKenzie Alphonza Maddox Harvey Maisel Michael Malinowski John Marnelakis Patricia Martin Dominic Mastroianni Robert Mathison Bruce Mayhew David McAlpine James McDonald Frederick McDonald Peter McGovern Diane McSweeney Richard Meade Edward Menard Donald Michel 51 Tony Miodowka Robert Misterka Thomas Moriarty Maureen Moriarty Norman Morin Bernard Morris Scott Moulton Ronald Mumblo Diane Nelson Kristine Nelson Dale Newton David Novicki Michael Oakes Robert Oakley Raymond O'Neil 52 Barry O'Nell Walter Orszak Kathleen O'Sullivan Richard Pease Raymond Pellegrini Gerald Perlmutter Carol Person Kathleen Petelle John Pietroniro Ronald Placzek D3 Richard Plasse Lesley Plaus Gail Poirier James Plumb Joan Rice Joseph Regis Steven Riddel William Roberts Anne Roche David Rogers William Ross Warren Rothschild William Salter Robert Salvetti P James Sames Karen Samotis Carmino Santaniello Sandra Sarna 55 : : ‘3 = Ps Vera Schneeloch James Shea Theodore Sas Thomas Shea DOLE 56 Donald Sharlow Virginia Sheldon Joseph Shimkus Carole Sibley Paul Simon David Small Shirley Small Donald Smith Edward Smith See r 7 i Michael Smith Peter Smith 57 Joan Sobolowski Jamil Soffan Carol Spezeski Robert Steadward Richard Stevens Gerald Stearns Albert Stenta Richard B, Stevens Randy Stewart Barrett Stolte Leslie Stratton Robert Stratton Lanna Stutz 58 Stephen Sumler Robert Summers Vaughn Switzer Walter Szemela Fredrick Szczepanek Gail Tagan John Tarini William Tavener Theodore Tebaldi Dennis Terry Charles Thayer Lawrence Thompson 59 Suzanne Turek Glen Vadnais Richard Valenti Robert Vannini Sandra Vasquez Cheryl Vautrain Peter Vogliazzo Charles Wainwright James Wainwright David Walker Robert Waltein Justin Warriner Frederick Wayland Donald Wells 60 Cory White Thomas Wierzbowski isaac Wilkerson Evelyn Wilson Anna Woloshchuk Chester Woodward Edward Youmell Charlotte Yvon Ruth Zoller e Pn Lyn Giorgiole 61 George Russell Senior Biographies JACK ABBOTT 75 Surrey Road Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Crew 1)2,3 (Captain =+3); Band 1,2,3°(cap- tain of color guard -- 3); Student patrol 1,2,3 (captain -- 3); Corridor patrol 1,2; Lunchroom Patrol 3; Dance Cominpeoe CANDACE ACKER 30 Wayne Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1; Olfice Aide 2; Stage Design 2. MARCIA ALBEE 6 Macomber Avenue College Preparatory S.A 132,50) GAA. 2,03 Playdays 16253: Pep squad 1.2: Tech Tantrums 3; Ski Club 2; Dance Comm. 1,2; Tech Tiger (cheer.) 3; Lunchroom Cashier (girls) 2. RICHARD ALBERTI 34 Duggan Place Technical SoA, 18.3. ROGER ALLARD 67 Stocker Street Technical x S.A. 12,0; Stage Crew 3. DONALD S. ALLEN, II 980 Berkshire Avenue Technical SrA 2 LenS 270: Crewel-e Skin itp ore ROBERT ALLEN 95 Leavitt Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Football 1; Chorale 1. ROBERT ANDERSON 7 Ashbrook Street Technical S.A, djz,e,; ockey 1273 (Captaiiiersrs))s VICTOR EDWARD ALME ANDERSON TO Pasco Road 1,0. Technical S.A, 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Western Mass, Music Festival 1,2,3; Science Fair 1,2,3; Natl. Honor Society 2; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3; Photography Club 2,3; Radio Club 3; Chess Club 1,2,3; Engineering Club 3; Assemblies 1,2,3. GEORGE AREL 15 Stafford Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Baseballvinzs ROSEANN ARNOLD 74 Laurence Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2; Tech Tanttumemmans (cos- tumes); Future Nurses Club 1; Jr. Achievements 3; Yrbk, Collector 3% S.A. Collector 223 Otticessndessr ROSEANN ARRIGHI 77 Newton Road College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3;S.A. Board 3; Student Council 3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Drill Team 2; Spring Concert 2; Chorale 2;Girls' Chorus 2; Graduation Chorus 2; Tech Tantrums 2°38 Science Fair 2,3; Ski Club 3; Sr, Hat Comm. 2; Banner Comm. 2; Will, Ballot; Prophecy Comm. 3; Dance Comm, 1,2,3; Assemblies 1,2,3; Tech Tiger 2,3; Can= didate for Jr, Red Cross Queen 1; Biology Research Club 3; Librarian 3; Future Nurses Club 1; Student Council Convention 3. JANE BACLAWSKI 35 Melbourne Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 2,3; Tech Tamtiumen2ra= matic Club 3; Dance Committees 1,2. DIANNE BAILEY 97 Leitch Street College Preparatory S.A, 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Tech Tantrums 2,3; City Nisimaha 1,2; Assemblies 1,2,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Tech News 1,2, Editor 3; Office Aide 1,3: Tech Store 2: Spanish Natl. Honor Society 3; W.M.A.S.C. Convention 1; N.E.S.P.C. 3. FREDERICA BAILEY 256 Tyler Street Technical S.A. 210; SOCCER Ly Basketballi.2- Bowling 1. DIANE BALL 159 Jasper Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Tech Tantrums 2,3; Dance Committees 1}2,3; Will, Ballot: Prophecy Committee 3, SANDRA BARDY 73 Pennsylvania Avenue College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Red Cross Representative 1,2,3; Playdays 1, 2; Pep Squad 1,2; Cheerleader 3; Tech Tantrums 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Assemblies 3; Office Aide 3. ALEX BARNAGION 346 Wilbraham Road Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3. THOMAS BASDEKIS 67 Jardine Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2,3; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Concert Ghoitmzre aenorale 3; Graduation Chorus 1,2,3; Tech Tantrums 2,3; Fresh - man Chorus; Christmas Concert 1,2,3; All City Wres- tling Team 2. THADDIUS BASIAK oieEVerette olreect College Preparatory ScAglice as JOHN BASILE 32 Northbrook Road Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Squad Leader 2; Student Patrol 3; Corridor Patrol 3, JUDITH BASTIEN 147 Atherton Avenue College Preparatory Coane eos Drill Team 2; Dance Committees 3. WILLIAM BATCHELOR 18 Ozark Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Red Cross Representative o- Football ls Science Fair 2; Corridor Patrol 2, CAROL BAUMAN 209 Bristol Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,2; Assemblies Zi eche lane trums 2,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3. FRANK BEARDSELL 39 Brewster Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Red Cross Representative 1; Student Patrol 2,3; Corridor Patrol1,2; Tech Hi-Y 3; Junior Achieve - ments 2; Dance Committees 1. MARY LYNN BEAULIEN 1235 Allen Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Tennis 2,3; Bowling 3: Lunchroom Cashier 3; Usherette 3;Junior Achievements 2,3; Jr. Achievers Assoc, 3; 1am an American Night 1,2,3. 63 FREDERICK BELL 59 Haskin Street Technical SA e232 Footballal} Corridor Patroli. STUART BELL 69 Kerry Drive Technical Soe Lope ANNIE BENSCH 1085 Worthington Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Spring Concert 3; Girls' Chorus 3; Gradua- tion Chorus 3; Fashion Show 1. JOHN BENW ARE 81 Crestmont Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Red Cross Representative 1,2,3; Swimming 1; Student Patrol 2,3; Corridor Patrol 1,2; Lunchroom Patrol 3, SYLVIA BERGSTROM 34 Pershing Terrace Technical SJAs1,2,33 Pep Squad 1; Usherette 153: CAROL BERNIER 103 Farnsworth Street Technical SrAgezeo Peploduadel™ JEAN BERTODO 61 Windemere Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Playdays 1; Pep Squad 1;Spring Concert 1, 3: Chorale 3; Girls' Chorus 1; Graduation Claormg iL,3's Science Fair 1; Future Nurses Club 1,2; Dance Com- mittees 1; Assemblies 1,3; Christmas Concert 1,3. DAVID BETURNE 14 Converse Street Technical SwAGE deo PHIL BILODEAU 158 Carwer Simest Technical StA. 1.2.3. Class Gouncil’3; Assemblies! 1,2; .s( A Cols lector 1,2. . MARY -JANE BISHOP 20 Upland Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; S.A. Board 3; Class Officer 3; Class Coun- cil 3; Red Cross Council 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2; Cheer- leader 3; Tech Tantrums 2,3; Usherette 2; Natl. Honor Society 1,2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3; Visual Aides 2,3; Assemblies 1,2,3; Constitution Committees 3; Tech Tiger 2,3; Will, Ballot, Prophecy Committee 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Office Aide 1; Future Teachers' Club 2,3; Latin Club 1; Inter-High Red Cross Council 1 Oss VICTOR BISSONETTE, JR. 201 Pasco Road Technical SIA. 1,23; Corridor Patroltie2)3- StudentePatrolediecss. CHRIS BLAIS 64 Pine Grove Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Bowling 1; Squad Leader 1, 2; Student Patrol 1; Corridor Patrol 1; Lunchroom Worker 2. ROGER BLAIS 2905 Main Street College Preparatory SJA, 12-3 hootballil. 2s SquadsLeadereze JOHN BOBBA 245 Kent Road Technical S.A. 1,2;3; Class Council To 2. Wrestims 23 Cre woe, Spring Concert 1,2,3; Chorale 3; Concert Choir 2,3; Tech Tantrums 2,3; Boys' Octet 2; Freshman Chorus; Ghiristimas: Concerts Zhan JOHN BOGHOSION Zale viainmotreetsl. Or Technical Oneal eae. JOHN CAPELESS 67 Athol St. College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3;- Class Council 1; Red Cross Representative 3; Football 1; Basketball 1; Crew 1; Squad Leader 2; Corridor Patrol 3; Assemblies 1,3. ANITA CARDARELLI 214 Abbott Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Drill Team 3; Spring Con- cert 1,2,3; Chorale 2,3;'Graduation Chorus 12,3: Dra- matic Club 1; Tech Nisimaha 1; Assemblies 1; Year- book Collector 2,3;S.A. Collector 2,3;1am an Ameri- can Night 2; Christmas Concert 1,2,3. RICHARD CARPENTER 1089 Worthington Street Technical S.Awl.2,0) Football lm sotudenteratrolel=2.0 1Cormidor Patrol 1,2,38; Lunchroom Patrol 2; Sr. Hat Collector 3. ALEX CARLETON 138 West Allen Ridge Road College Preparatory S Apel, 2,0; Class COUNCILS wSOCCerinaro: Swimming 1,2,3; Baseball 1; National Honor Society 1,2; Dance Committees 3; Assemblies 1,2,3; Jr. Host to Governors at Eastern States Exposition, 64 CHRISTOPHER CARLOTTE 33 Bristol Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Squad Leader 1,2; Junior Achievements 2; Yearbook Collector 1. GARY CARLSON 65 Hampden St. Technical Stage Crew 3, MELVIN CARROLL 14 Morris St. Technical Sots LyAode BURTON CASE o3 Wait St. Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Corridor Patrol 2; Stage Crew 3. CAROL CAVICCHIOLI 17 Doyle Ave; Technical S.A. 1,2,3; G.A.A. 3; Pep Squad 2,3; Spring Concer: 2, 3; Christmas Concert 2,3;Chorale 3; Girls' Chorus 2,3; Graduation Chorus 2,3; Dance Committees 2. ROBERT CECCHINI 49 Darling St. 1.0. Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Soccer 2; Hockey 1,2)3; eBoy ce@noricrs, Student Patrol 2,3= Tennis 2.3. JOHN CHABOT 34 Wait St. Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Boys' Chorus 3; Graduation Chorus 3; Cor- ridor Patrol 3; Yearbook Collector 1. JOHN CHALOUS 968 Berkshire Ave. Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Spring Concert 3; Boys' Chorus-3; Yearbook Collectoums2™ ROGERLIN CHARBONNEAU 233 Garvey Drive College Prep, S.A. 3; Band 3; Spring Concert 3; Western Mass, Music Festival 3; Chorale 3; Graduation Chorus 3; Assemblies 3; Christmas. DAVID CHILDS 572 Dutchess St, Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Western Mass. Music Festival 1,2,3; Fech Tantrums 2. PRISCILLA CHOUX 160 Maynard St, College Prep S.A.1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Band Office2,3; Librarian Spring Concert 1,2,3; Western Mass. Music Festival 1,2,3; As- semblies 1,2,3; Office Aide 3; Graduation Band 1,2,3; Christmas Concert 1,2,3. DAVID CLAPP 109 Talbot Rd. Technical Seeeeees Golr 1,2,3; Visual Aids 3; Dance Commit- tees 2; Tech Tiger 1,2; Sr. Hat Collector 3; Yearbook Colieetor 12.3. CARON COACHE 71 Pheland Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Class Council 2,3; Red Cross Representative 1,3; Football 1; Track1,2,3; Basketball 1;Squad Leader 2; Corridor Patrol 1;Lunchroom Patrol 1; Dance Com - Mitteess yearbook Collector 1,2; S.A. Collector 3. DONNA COGGINS 11 Eloise Street Technical Oe ec ec Tantrums 3+ Yearbook Collector 1. THOMAS CONNELLY 244 Springfield Street Technical Deneet oo socience Fair 1; Stage’Crew 3. PATRICIA CONNOR 146 Redlands Street College Preparatory S-A, 12,33 Class Officer 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Class Council 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Chorale 2; Graduation Chorus 1,2; Tech Tantrums 2,3; City Nisimaha 1,2; Sr. Hat Committee 2; Banner Committee 2; Dance Com- Wittcessie2-o.essemplies |,2°:3: Tech News 1,23 Sr. Hat Collector 2; Office Aide 1; Tech Store 2: Fresh- man Chorus; Christmas Concert 1,2; Rallies 2; W.M.A.S.C.C. 1; Class Color Committee. JOHN CONSOLINI 788 Sumner Avenue Technical S.A. 1; Baseball 3; Bowling 3; Assemblies 2; Stage Crew 3. JAMES CONWAY 207 Osborne Terrace Technical Sele aeoresOccer 2. DOUGLAS W, COOLEY 33 Redden Road College Preparatory SAwie2.0; Class Council 1; Track 1;Squad Leader 1,2; Natl. Honor Society 1,2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 1,2,3; Stu- 65 Gent Paro 12.88 Cornice: Parl 1282 Sie, iseie Cea mittee 3; Dance Committees 2; Office Aide 3; Tech Olympics 1,2; Rope Climb Record 1,2. MICHAEL COOLEY 40 Silver Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Swimming 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2; Natl. Honor Society 1, DAVID KENNETH COREY 69 West Allen Ridge Road College Preparatory Sei a2 op eoCclence Falls mnadio @lubeL Studentsra- trol 2535 COmidor Patlolels2.o mASceMmDIIGS) 3; Lech Tiger 2,3: LESLIE A, CORMIER 546 White Street College Preparatory SeAe lL 2,0; Gra vAewls) Usherettes| 2.0m Vearpook Cola lector 1,2; S.A. Collector 1,2,3; Spanish National Honor Society; Language Lab Aid, RUSSELL CORMIER 3386 Main Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Natl. Honor Society 3; Dance Committees 2; American Legion U.S. History Award 2, DAVID CORLISS 20 Oak Grove Avenue Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Bowling 2,3; Dance Committees 2,3; As- semblies 2,3; Stage Crew 3, MICHAEL COX 146 Jaspen Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Ski Club 3; Skin Diving Club 3; Photography Club 3; Rifle Club 2,3; Assemblies 3; Astronomy CluB Deore M. SUSAN CRABTREE 146 Roosevelt Avenue College Preparatory SeAse 2 oon Gran es sOrchesttam! sopring Concerta: Tech Tantrums 8; All State Music Festival 1,2,3; Con- cert Choir 3; Natl, Honor Society 2,3; French Club 1,2, 3; Tech News 1,2,3; Western District Music Festival 1, 2,3; All-Eastern Music Festival 3: German Club 1,2,3; Future Teachers’ Club 1,2; Language Lab Aides 3; Di- ReECltOnmor GERALD CRANE 116 Berkshire Street Indian Orchard Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Stage Crew 2, RON CRATE 347 Oakland Street Technical SeAmleg oe RODNEY J. CROTEAU 231 Osvorne Terrace College Preparatory SA, IZ. 3cncduad Leadem == lech Taniiums 1. Natl, Honor Society 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 3, V.P.; Dance Committees 2,3; Sr. Hat Co llector 2,38; Yearbook Col- hector Ie2i3s-S,A. Collector b 273; PAT GRUTCHFIEED 130 Harvey St. College Prep. SA ly oe Red Cross Comet, 255: shed Clos Reperk. Playdays 1; Pep Squad 1,2; Drill Team 1; Spring Con- cert 2,3; Chorale 2; Girls' Chorus 2; Graduation Chorus D Lee MAN InMIMSeo RO ClCNCeNRalel lcm Diailanion Glib 1,2,3; Junior Achievements 1,2; Tiger Bank 1,2; Dance Conmanniiees IP 8s Agsonloilies 12.86 Ween News Ls Christmas Concert'2;3- Future VeachersaGiup l 2a: Literary Contest Winner Dy EDMUND CZOHARA 6 Shirley St. (Wilbraham) Technical SvAe 1.23: S.A. Board 33- Band 1,2.3-spand Officer: Swingsters 1,2,3; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Tech Tantrums Ip2P Se Western Niassa: Musicuresti vale 2 ese Allmotate Music Festival 2,3- Science Fair 1; Assemblies 1,2,3; Christmas Concert 1.2.3. Graduation Chorus 1,253. DENNIS DONAHUE Vos PLOUtY St: T2 S.A. 2,3; Spring Concert 2,3; Tech Tantrums 2,3; Dra= matic Glub 2 3 Student) Patrolys= | Eorridom Patrols; Lunchroom Patrol 3; Assemblies 2,3; Stage Crew 2,3. JOHN DAPONDE Bo. INO Sie, el S.A. 1; Bowling 1,3; Dance Committees 3; Assemblies 3: Stage Crew 3, CARL DAVENPORT 151 Monrovia St, TEAL SoAte 2 or RICHARD DEC 30 Middlesex St. Tl S.A. 1; Football 1; Squad Leader 1,2. WAYNE DEGON 238 Denver St. q2 SAX, L232 Squad ibeacer Qe Corricor Pawo! 1. LINDA DeMARINIS 167 Lang St. Tl S.A. 1,2,3; Red Cross Representative 2; Bowling 2; 66 G.A.A. 1,2; Playdays 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Squad Leader 1; Cheerleader 3; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Concert Choir 2;Chorale 3; Girls’ Chorus 1; Graduation Chorus 1,2,3; Tech Tantrums 2,3; Girls” Sextet 33 fecmersaa 2; Future Nurses Club 2; Sr. Hat Committee 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Assemblies 2,3.) Tecimestonamea: Christmas Concert 152,383. 1 ammvan Amenean Night ee GAIL A. DEMERS 33 Bernard St, 2 S.A.1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Drill Team 2) SprmesCon- cert 2; ‘Girls’ Chorus 2; Graduation Chorus 2.) Dance Committees 2,3; Office Aide 3; Christmas Concert 2. CAROLE DENTON 96 Bay St. College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Girls’ Bowling 2,3; GUA} iii oanac Leader 3; Usherette 2,3; Ski Club 2,3; City Nisimaha2; Junior Achievers’ Assoc. 3; Junior Achievement 3; Of- ficer; Dance Committees 3; Assemblies 1. ANDREA DIETZ 69 Abbott St, T2 S.A, 1,2,3; Red Cross Representatives 2; Bowliicaa2. Spring Concert 2; Girls’ Chorus 2;Jr. Achievers’ Assoc. 1; Yearbook Collector 1; S.A. Collector 2; Office Aide 2. CHUCK DOW 269 Main Street I.O. ays S.A. 1,2,3: Golf 1,2,3% Squad Veader2ravisialmeucdsmls: Jr. Achievers’ Assoc. 2. SCOTT DUNCAN 27 Oregon St. WAL S.A. 1,2,3; Football 1; Hockey 1,2,3; Trackels7Squad Leader 2; Science Fair 2; Ski Club 3; Sr.. Hat Collector Be Weeoyook Collecver il,Y 3). CAROL EISOLD 219 Abbott St. wil S.A. 1,2,3; Class Council 3; Pep Squad 1,3; Majorette 2; Tech Tantrums 2,3; Dramatic Club 1,2; Photography Club 3; Debating Club 2; Junior Achievements 3; Jr. Achievers' Assoc. 3; Dance Committees Chairman 3; Assemblies 3, LINDA EWELL 131 Florida St, lial S.A, 1,2,3; G.A.A, 1,2,3; Playdays 1,2; Future Nurses @lubasr GEORGE ELLIS 149 Catolpa Terrace TL S.A. 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Track 1; Jr. Achieversueccoce 2; Assemblies 1,2. JOHN FARRELL 680 Carew St, College Preparatory S.A. 1,2; Band 1,2; Spring Concert 1,2; Western Mass, Music Festival 1,2,3; All State Music Festival 1,2,3; Piietastermmorch., 12,3: District Orchestras; 1,2,3; Young Peoples Symphony 1,2,3; Junior Achievements 1; Assemblies 1,2. BILL FIORELLI 76 Silver St. T2 See Basketball 1;Crew 1,2,3; Squad Leader 1,2; Giioraie!, Chitstmas Assembly 1; H.M.S. Pinafore. JUDITH FISH 24 Princess St. Ti S.A.1,2,3; Basketball 2; Bowling 2; G.A.A. 2; Playdays iereproduads,2,3; Drill Team 1; Usherette 3; Spring Concert 3;Chorale 3; Girls' Chorus 3; Graduation Cho- pee we cene i anttiims 2; Dramatic Club 3: Ski Club 38; Dance Committees 1,2; I am an American Night 2. WAYNE FISHER 29 Kittrell St. Veh Sees) lass Oiticer |; Red Cross Representative 1, werootale:- itack 1; Tech Hi-Y 1,2; S.A. Collec- forsL 2: HARRY FLOOD 49 1 2 Ashley Street College Preparatory So eeie2.o, corridor Patrol 2. CAROL FOOTE ND 2ePascOuRdeal.©: College Preparatory eee ee ass Council 3: Squad Leader 2; Band 1,2, 3; Swingsters 3; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Western Mass, Music Festival 1,2,3; Tech Tantrums 2,3; Dance Com - mittees 3; Christmas Concert 1,2,3; Graduation Chorus LEZ 3. DAVID FORBES 80 Moss Rd. fig Sele zeoweoridor Patrol 1. JANET FORCINEL 89 Shamrock St. jig S.A. 1,2,0; G.A.A. 1; Spring Concert 3; Chorale 3; Graduation Chorus 3; Tech Tantrums 2,3; Assemblies 3. BRUCE FORD 72 Sunapee St, gia S.A. 1,2,3; Football 2,3; Band 1,2; Spring Concert 1,2; Western Mass. Music Festival 1,2; Assemblies 1,2. 67 JAMES FORTIER 116 Champlain St, 1. SuAe 12.3 Hockey 1,2; Spring Concert 3; Boys’ Chorus 1,2; Graduation Chorus 3; Science Fair 1; Student Pa- role, Zo CORON atrol L,2.33 Lunchroom, Patrol? DancevEommitrkecssie2 el eehyotores2. ROY FRANGIMORE 69 Redlands St, College Preparatory So Amel 2,05) Glass=Counciie2:s = soccenl.2 o Baseball 1,2,3; Squad Leader 1; Student Patrol 1,2,3; Corridor Patrol 1; Lunchroom Patrol 2; Dance Committees 2; Sr. Hat Collectors PETER FREDETTE 313 Commonwealth Ave. College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Swingsters 2,3; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Western Mass. Music Festival 1; Tech Tantrums 2; Science Fair 1,2; Mu Alpha Theta 2; Radio Club 1,2; French Club 1; Engineering Club 2,3. PAULA FREEMAN 26 Vassar Street Technical S.Ae 132,30; Pep Sduad-2,3; spring: Concettl2 3; Cho rale2,3; Graduation Chorus 1,2,3; Junior Achievements 1,3; Assemblies 2,3; S.A. Collector 1; Christmas Con- Cent lA 3. MICHAEL FRISCH 17 Hartley Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3. RICHARD FURKEY 519 Berkshire Avenue College Preparatory S7A, 1-2-3. Squad Leader 1s Dance Committees.3 lech News 3, BARBARA GALEGO 105 Wrenworth Street College Preparatory S.A.1,2,3; Pep Squad 3; Band 1,2; Photography Club 1; Office Aide 3; Freshman Chorus. ROBERT GAGLIARDO 20 Piedmont Street College Preparatory SeAy 1.2,85 Squad Leader 2; Tech Lantruims.3 Science Fair 1,3; Natl. Honor Society 2; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Photography Club 1,2; Visual Aides 3; Engineering Club 3; Dance Committees 3; Tech News 3. LINDA GARBER 394 St. James Avenue Technical STAtEZeo GAs Apeos ech. Laninemsea lech Wi suo; City Nisimaha 3, RICHARD GARINI Isl Allen Siereet Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Football 2; Hockey 1; Spring Concert IL 2s Boys’ Chorus 2; Graduation Chorus 1,2; Corridor Patrol 3; Dance Committees 3+ Assemblies: 152; Freshman Ghose THOMAS F. GASTONE 04 Fernald Street College Preparatory SHA ele SWB RVEN GATES 34 Gladsworth Street College Preparatory SA, 12,22 Suhammer Science Comrse 2. iv) FRANK GENTILE 45 Hawthorne Street College Preparatory S.A. 152,23; squad Leader 2; Natl Homo: society 2. EYNGGEOIGIOLI 27 Border Street Technical Sete 2,00 lave Clew ras PATRICIA GIORDANO 268 Denver Street College Preparatory S27 1,2,0; opring Concert 253; C orale. 3 iGirls, Choris 2; Graduation Chorus 2,3. GEORGE GITBERG 111 Belvidere Street College Preparatory SiAke L258. ALAN GLADKOWSKI 33 Briggs Street Technical SA; 1.2.32 Science Fae i. ROBERT GODA 1640 Carew Street Technical S.A. 1,2,0;, Spring Concert 1,2,3;.Concerm Cnom 2. e- Graduation Choris 1,2,33 Tech Tantrums 2-34 Science PAYNE Be Boys' Octet 2; Natl. Honor Society 2,3; Corridor Patrol 1;Junior Achievements2,3;Jr. Achievers’ Assoc. 33 Se, sac Commies Se Agseinmoilics 1,2. Se vearnook Collectomly ZA ySr Ave Collleciors pas KENNETH GORDON 420 Roosevelt Avenue College Preparatory De l,2,09 HOCKey li Zeal tacke.. sduadmbeaden sla: SClen Cems imalaram 68 BARBARA GORMAN 171 Ashland Street Technical S.A.2,3;G.A.A. 2; Pep Squad 2,3; Usherette ms ascience Fair 1; Dance Committees 2; Yearbook Collector 2; Lunchroom Cashier 2,3; I am an American Night” 2,3, ROGER GOSSELIN o2 Waverly Street Technical SyNo. degeysBie KENNETH GRAHAM 116 Sylvan Street Meee S.A. 1,2,3; Crew 1; Ski Club 37 Jumioreaenieycmicin. 1; Dance Committees 2,3; Tech Tiger 1j2, oy vearbook Collector 2e SA, Collector 1. CAROL GRAN 48 Hastings Street eemmnicalll S.A, 1,2,3; Drill Team 1,2,3; Usherettess somincne ons cert 3) Girls Ghorus 3 Gradua toni@ioriceseslee imlea ms trums 2,3: Dramatic Club2,3; Assemplicsmmzee-seic. Aide 3; Christmas Concert 3; Fashion Show 1,2; Spell- ing Bee 1,2. VICTOR GRANAUDO 84 ‘Tyler Street Technical Class Gouncil 1.2.3. Soccer I saubditeacdeimmlen 27m i clm Honor Society 1,2; Corridor Patrol) ls unter Achieve- ments 1: Sr. Hat Committee 3-5 Banmens Comm itcerer Dance Committees 12 Si Assemnlolileseie 2 eS tamale) lector 3; Yearbook Collector 3; Boys Statem=,otage Crew 3, WALTER HANDANK 254 Slater Ave. Technical S.A. 1,238 Student Patrol 2,3 Comidonsparnclaerar HERBERT HAMBORG 142 Santa Barbara St. Technical S.A.1,2,3; Soccer 1; Swimming 1,2; School Semice:3. CATHY HANLEY 26 Sargon St. Technical SAN, L238 Once Aide 3. JUDY HARMON 107 Dickinson St. Technical S.A.1,2,3; Pep Squad 2; Usherette 3; SprimguG@omeenezs Girls’ Chorus 2; Graduation Chorus 2; Science Fait 2.0, Jr. Achievement 2,3; Jr. Achievers’ Assoc. 2,3. Assem= blies 2; Lunchroom Cashier 3, MARK HASTINGS 1939 Parker St, College Preparatory Se wees basketball 2; Band 12,3. Band Officer 3: Spring Concert 2,3; Western Mass, Music Festival 2,3; Corridor Patrol 3; Assemblies 1,2,3. ADRIAN HATCHER 32 Mapledell St, Technical pee, hed Cross Rep. 3; Basketball 1,2,3; G:A.A. 1,2; Playdays 1; Pep Squad 2; Usherette 3; Spring Con- Geemesitis Chorus 2;Grad. Chorus 2;Christmas Con- cert; Tiger Bank 1; Sr. Hat Comm. 2; Dance Comm. 1; Assemblies 2; Yearbook Coll. 1; S.A. Collector 2, MICHAEL HATCHER 172 Leopold St, Technical Sug dS PETER KARALEKAS 194 Dwight Rd. College Preparatory Sete eos basketball 1:Golf 1,2,3; Squad Leader 1,2: Science Fair 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Engineering Club 3; Junior Achievements 3; Dance Committees 2; Spanish National Honor Society 1,2,3. LUIGI KATZ 49 Epsom Rd. Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Swingsters 3; Boys’ Chorus 3; Tech Tantrums 2; Science Fair 1,2; Mu mipman iietas2:) Jets 3; Student Patrol 2; Dance Com- mittees 2,3; Tech News 2,3. ROBERT KELCEY 52 Fisher St, Technical Sen, 2e0; Football 1; Squad Leader 2; Corridor Patrol ihe JAMES KENYON 107 Dorset St, Technical Seles westudent. Patrol 2;3: Corridor Lunchroom Patrol 3. Patrol 1,2; DAVID KEYES 73 Clayton St, Technical S.A, 1,2,3; Class Council 1; Photography Club 1,2,3; Banner Committee 3; Dance Committees 2,3. THOMAS KILBRIDE 2031 Page Blvd. Indian Orchard Technical Saty2,o, hea Cross Representative 1,2,3; Crew 1,2,3; manager 2; Ski Club 2,3; president 3; Skin Diving Club 1,2,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Sr. Hat Collector 2; S.A. Collector 2. 69 RONALD KITCHEN 87 Longhill St. Technical S2AS 1.2.0; Tennis dz, se bech liei.ae KENNETH KLET® 33 Eagle St, Technical Ssh. 1,2;3; FOOtbalML Hockevele2,2, sasebaliai, THOMAS KOCHANEK 45 Chauncey Drive College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,37 S.A, Boatd 3; Student Councils, President 32 IFOouogII ie Sewemee leewe Se Suncom Patmoil Les Coricor Rano iss lumor ANchievernent Se Sr, eee Committee 3; BannerCommittee 3; Constitution Com- mittee 3; Will, Ballot, Prophecy Gomes Dance Eom, 1,253; Assemblies 12,385 Tech Tiger 233;9 Yearbook Collector 2;S.A. Collector 2; Biology Club 3; Usher 2. SUSAN LEE KOLYER 85 Sumner Ave. College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; GJAAl 1523)Pep squad 1 2;3-.French Club 1,2; Jr. Achievement 1; Tiger Band 1; Dance Commit- Hees Ij2.8s Weanboox Colllecior 2s S.A, Collkecior is Office Aide 1,2: Future Teachers Club 1) 253- President 3; Iam an American Night 1,2. ROBERT KOMOSA Oi Winornion Se, Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Football 1;Baseball 1; Squad Leader 2; Stu- dent Patrol 1,2,3; Corridor Patrol 1,2; Lunchroom Pa- trol Q.8s Dance Committees 2; Oifice Aide 1.2.3, TONY KONDRET 15 Melbourne St. Technical Soils eS RONALD KREITZMAN Bo SENS Sik, Technical SN dopant ROBERT KRZYKOWEK 146 Windemere St. Technical SAA, 12,83 BOotball le Scuacl Leader 2. WILLIAM KUPEC, JR. US lReaiecall Cir, Technical Sle, Lae GEORGE LaDUKE 48 Schley St. Vechmicall SpAte lease PEGGY La FLEUR 165 Seymour Ave, College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Usherette 2, Graduation; National society 1,2,3; Office Aide 3, Honor LINDA LAMBERT eRe lanai ste College Preparatory S.A, 1,253;)G. A.A, 1)2:)Pep squad 1,2,35 Driliieam 2,3; Usherette 2; National Honor Society 2; Physiology Club 3; French Club 1,2; Junior Achievement 2; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Tech News 2,3; Office Aide 1,2,3; Iam an American Night 2. LINDA LaMORDER 32 West Bay Path Ter, Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Bowling 2; Pep Squad 2; Squad Leader 1,2; Spring Concert 1,3; Chorale 3; Grad. Chorus 1; Tech 70 Tantrums 1,2,3; Science Fair 3; Physiology Club 3; City Nisimaha2; Jr. Achievement 2; Dance Com, 1,2,3; Assemblies 1,2;S,A.Collector 1; Biology Club 3; I am an American Night 2,3; Christmas Concert 2; Latin Cilio a. ROBERT LaPINE 26 Grant St. Technical See aor CAROLYN LaROSE 1234 Bay St. College Preparatory §.A.1,2,3;G,A.A.1,2;Pep Squadiiyzaee Spring Concert 1,3; Concert Choir 3; Tech Tantrums s-serencen a1) 2,3; Jt, Achievement 3; Dance Commiltteessie a -ac- semblies 1, 3; Biology Club 3; Freshman Chorus 1; Drill team 1.2. DIANE LAVENTURE 260 Garvey Dr. Technical S.A, 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1; Usheretters: Spring Concert 3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Grad. Chorus 3; Yearbook Collector 1; Christmas Concert 3. J. BRUCE LEARY 29 Sunridge Dr. College Preparatory Say lower Baniner Connie 2. TERESA ANN LEEPER 43 Stebbins St, Technical S.A. 1,2,3 Red-Cross Us Girls: ChorismGradea@nons le Chrisnmas Concert 1. SHARON LELIEVRE 941 Sumner Ave, College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Concer Grom. : Grad. Chorus 2,3; Tech Tantrums2,3; National Honor Society 2; Office Aide 3; Spanish National Honor So- ciety 3; Freshman Chorus 1; Christmas Concert 1,2,3; Treasurer Spanish National Honor Society 3, EDWARD LaMAY 128 Layzon Bros. Rd. Indian Orchard Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Student Patrol 1,2,3; Gomidomepanolel Lunchroom Patrol 1,3; Stage Crew 3, DENNIS LEPINE 47 Medford St, Technical S.A, 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,3; Squad Leader 2; Student Pa- trol 2,3; Corridor Patrol 1,2,3; Yearbook Collector 3. JOHN LETOURNEAU 41 Cherryvale Ave. College Preparatory meee 2,o,00Ccer 12,3; Hockey 1,2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Assemblies 1,2,3; Yearbook Collector 2. PETER LEVANOS 75 Bradford St. Technical Gye t,2,9; 5pring Concert 1,2; Boys’ Chorus 1,2; Grad. @horus 1:2. CYNTHIA LINKE 144 Norfolk St, College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Usherette 2; Band 2,3, Librarian; Spring Comecr 2,4, Western Mass. Music Festival 1,2,3; National Honor Society 2,3; Future Nurses Club 1,2; Assemblies 1,2,3; Christmas Concert 1,2,3; Library Aide 3. RICHARD LOEHN 3216 Main St. Technical Sieezsoeeoduad Leader 1; Dramatic Club 3; Rifle Club 1; Yearbook Collector 3. EDWARD LOKE 92 Sunridge Dr, Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Squad Leader 2; Spring Concert 1;Grad. Chorus 1; Assemblies 1,2; Freshman Chorus 1. DENNIS LONCRINI 170 Plainfield St. Technical Semi, 2,o,)hea Cross Representative 1,2; Football 1; Golf 1; S.A. Collector 1. JAMES LONG 53 Rodney Smith Cir. Technical Sere ooccer 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2,3; Tennis 2,3; Boys' Chorus 3; Dance Com, 1,2,3; Sr. Hat Collector 2; Meanbookeollector I 3- S.A. Collector 3. THOMAS LONG 34 Santa Barbara St, Technical S.A.1,2,3; Football 1; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Squad Leader 1,2; Spring Concert 1; Chorale 1; Boys' Chorus 1;Grad. Chorus 1; Dance Committees 3; Assemblies 2; Mearpeor colrector 1,2,3;S,A. Collector 1,2,3; Christ - mas Goncert 1. CAROL ANN LONGTIN 94 Grenada Ter. Technical SiA, 1,2,3; Spring Concert 2; Girls' Chorus 2; Grad, Chorus 2; Tech News 3; Christmas Concert 2. rh WALTER LOUGHORY 63 Pemoquid St. Indian Orchard College Preparatory SoA, 1,238 Se, lela Colilecion Ze S.A, Colllecior 3. KATHLEEN LOYD 95 Clough St, College Preparatory S.A.1,2,3; Class Council 1; Pep Squad 1,2; Spring Con- cert 2.3 Chorale 3 Girls Chorus) 2. Grad, Chorus 2,3; Science Fair 3; National Honor Society Dyer Physiology Club 2; Future Nurses’ Club 1,2,3; Debating Club 1; Jr. Achievement 2; liger Band 2;Jr. Achievements Assoc. 2; Dance Committees 1,2; Assemblies 2,3; Tech Tiger 3; Yearbook Collector 3; Nurses Aide 2; Christmas Con- cert 2,3; Biology Club 3; Will, Ballot, Prophecy Com. 3h ROBERT LUSIGNAN 101 Magazine St. Teehinieal Soy, L258 SHIRV EY DYONS 16 Columbia Ter. Technical SoA, 12. Gane Ls) Pep squad 1. 2-sMiajorette 152,383 Western Mass. Music Festival 1; Dance Committees 2,3. WILLIAM LYONS 27 Merrimac Ave. Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Photography Club 3; Dance Committees 1, Bs WeanDook Collector 1%. MARY LYNCH Ssie@arewnots Technical S.A. 1,2,3;Red Cross Representative 2;G ALA, 2,3; Pep Squad 1,2: Drill Team 173; Squad Leader); 2; Usherette 3; Spring Concert 2,3; Chorale 3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Grad, Ghomis2, 3+ Dance Committees 192-3 i ceneStoremms2 oc. DAVID MacALPINE 85 Sherman Street Technical S.A, 1,2,3; Swingsters 3, LAURENCE MacFARLANE 178 Gillette Avenue Technical S.A. l,2,05 Crew 1. student Patrol; Corridor Patrol a. DIANE MacKENZIE 64 Carlisel Street Technical S,Ay 12,3.)G. A. Ae lasquadeLeader Pea Majorette. ).2 (Captain 2);,Drum Majorette 3; Band 1,2,3; Band Office 3; Spring Concert 1,3; Western Mass. Music Festival 1,2,3; Chorale 3; Girls' Chorus 2; Graduation Chorus 13-1 eche tantrums 132 53-0Girls) Sexter 3-ahecmiNisi= maha 1; Dance Compnitteés 1,2;3; Assemblies 1,2,3; tela Sore Se Cainsimias Concer 11,8. PATRICIA MACKAY 249 White Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Bowling 1; Playdays 1; National Honor So- Giciyels ALPHONZE MADDOX 27 Burr Street Technical SA fds Soeeer 1%: Track 22 Conticor Pamoll 3- HARVEY MAISEL 118 Longhill Street mechnieall S.A. 1;2,3; Soccer 1,2;Crew 3; Tennis l= Squadsieades 1;Concert Choir 1; Science Fair 3; Ski GClubegeaay eenan Aids 1; Corridor Patrol 3; Junior Achievements 2; As- semblies 3. MICHAEL MALINOWSKI 40 West Street College Preparatory S.A, 1,2,3; Red Cross Council 1,2,3° Goliizeecmseuerce Fair 1,2,3; National Honor Society 1,2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 1,2,3; Engineering Club 3; StudentPatrol 152; Corridor Patrol 1; Dance Committees 1; Assemblies 1, OS Sut, Collicomoe ile Mian Ween %3 JOHN MARNELAKIS 13 Massasoit Place Technical S.A, 1,2,3; S.A. Board 2; Class Officer 2m President): Student Council 2; Class Council 1,2,3; Squad Leader 1,2; Rifle Club 1,2; Student Patrol 1.23 =c¢omdomra— trol 1,2;. Lunchroom Patrol 2,3; Dance Gommittees: © 2,3; Senior Hat Collector 2: S.A, Collection i-sOitice Aid 3, DON MARTIN 18 Pine Acre Road Technical S.A, 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3 (Ttiscaptammes). Hockey 2; Squad Leader 2; Visual Aids 1,2; Rifle Club 1; Corri- dor Patrol 2,3; Student Patrol 2,3 (Lieutenant 3) Lunch- room Patrol 2; Dance Committees 1,2; Assemblies2,3. PATRICIA MARTIN 252 Bay Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 3; Dance Committees 2, DOMINIC MASTROIANNI 42 Phillips Avenue Technical SAe L238 ROBERT MATHISON 37 Sunapee Street Mechnicar S.A. 1,2,3; Class Council 2,3; Basketbaliale2 seve wale 2,3; Squad Leader 2; Science Fair 3 Skin Diving Club 1,2,3; Corridor Patrol 1,3 sAssembliesmm BRUCE MAYHEW aa Lumae street Technical S.A.1,2,3; Football 1; Soccer 3; Hockey 2e1Golmaecea. Tech Tantrums 8; Visual Aids 1; Rifle Club 2,3; Stu- dent Patrol 1,2,3 (Officer 3); Corridor Patroleeiearar Lunchroom Patrol 3 (Captain); Junior Achievements 3; Junior Achievers’ Assoc, 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Assemblies 1,2,3; Tech News 3; Stage Crew 3. DAVID McCULLOUGH 68 Fountain Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Junior Achievements 3; Junior Achievers' Assoc. 3; Assemblies 1,2,3. DENNIS McDONALD 2964 Main Street Technical Seeec oi tacks; Student Patrol 1; Corridor Patrol 1; Stage Crew 1,2. FRED McDONALD 306 Greenaway Drive Technical Dees ooccer 2; Student Patrol 1,2,3: Corridor Pa- trol 1,2,3; Lunchroom Patrol 3. JAMES McDONALD 22 Noel Street College Preparatory S.A, 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3 (Captain); National Honor So- Cle yel.c,oserneineering Club 3; Assemblies 1,2,3. LESTER McDONALD 30 Quincy Street Technical Speeeiee ss oothal! 1; Track 2,3; Basketball 1,2. PETER McGOVERN 121 Catalpa Terrace College Preparatory DiAssl 2,3. DIANE McSWEENEY 17 Whiting Street Technical S.A, 1,2,3; Playdays 1; Pep Squad 1,2; Usherette 3; Spring Concert 1,3; Chorale 1,3; Graduation Chorus 1,3; Junior Achievements 1; Dance Committees 2; Assem - Dlies 1,3; Office Aid 1; Christmas Concert 1,3. EDWARD MENARD 148 Oak Grove Avenue Technical S.A.1,2,3; Student Patrol 1,2; Corridor Patrol 1; Lunch- room Patrol 2; S.A. Collector 1. 73 DON MICHEL 30 Clement Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Red Cross Representative 1,2,3; Squad Leader 2; Tech Tantrums 3; Science Fair 3; Dramatic Club 3; Rifle Club 3; Radio Club 1,2; Engineering Club 3; Stu- dent Patrol 1,2; Corridor Patrol 1,2; Dance Committees eo eOmicesAldgaece ANTHONY MIODOWKA 749 Newbury Street Technical S.A,1,2,3; Class Council 3; Red Cross Representative 3; Soccer 1,2; Band 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; Spring Concert 1, 2; Western Mass. Music Festival 1,2; All State Music Festival 172: sAssemblies 1:25 Vecarbooks Collector. 2. ROBERT MISTERKA 20 Burke Street College Preparatory SA. 12°35 Class Council) 1.273 Dramatic Club 3. Ski Club 3; Radio Club 1; French Club 1; Junior Achieve- ments 2; Senior Hat Committee 3; Banner Committee 3; Dance Committees 2; Senior Hat Collector 2. MAUREEN MORIARTY - 2127 Page Blvd. Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Playdays 1; Usherette 3; Spring Concert 1, 2; Girls’ Chorus 3-Graduation Chorus 1,3 Science Fair 1; Assemblies 1,3; Office Aid 3; Christmas Concert 1,3. NORMAN MORIN 17 Gary Road College Preparatory SvAgee Oe ReChe His VecnasCOrrldorbatrolels BERNARD MORRIS 162 Central Street Technical SeAvel-2)3-s Football 1°2°3: squad Leader 1-2: Band 1: Spring Concert 1; Western Mass. Music Festival 1; All State Music Festival 1; Graduation Chorus 1; Dance Committees 2,3. SCOTT MOULTON 60 Ionia Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Spring Concert 3; Boys’ Chorus Be Graduation Chorus) 3: Corridors Patrols -iEhristmieas Goncecmor RONALD MUMBLO 283 Taylor Street Technical S.A.1,2; Spring Concert 1; Graduation Chorus 1; Christ - mas Goneenu JOSEPH NASTANSKI 379 Walnut Street Techical SwA5 12,83 Crew I, DIANE NELSON 77 Hope Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; S.A. Board 2,3 (Secretary 3); Class Oilicer 1,2,3 (President 1; Vice President 2,3); Student Council 1,2,3 (Secretary 3); Class Council 1,2,3; Pep squad 1; Cheerleader 2,3 (Co-Captain 3); Spring Concert 1,2; Graduation Chorus 2- Tech Tantrums 2,37 Girls) sex - tet 2; National Honor Society 1,2,3; Senior Hat Com - mittee 2; Banner Committee 2; Constitution Commit- tee 3; Will, Ballot, and Prophecy Committee 3; Dance Conmunitees 12,32 Assenmoliies 12.332 Feela News 1,28 Teen Stowe 2. KRISTINE NELSON 90 Darling Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Ski Club 2; Chess Club 1,2; Debating ‘Club 1,2; Junior Achievements 1,2; Junior Achievers’ Assoc. 25 Danee Committees 52-5 lech News, 2— Yearbook Collector 1; S.A. Collector fs Oitice Aid 1°2- German Clubat(2 73; Future Teachersuel ube 2: 74 CHESTER NEVILLE 40 Woodside Terrace Technical S.A,1,2,3; Swingsters 1,2; Tech Tantrums 3; Dramatic Club 3; Assemblies 3. DALE NEWTON 237 Maple Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Squad Leader 1,2; Science Fair siaine iy ing Club 1,2,3; Rifle Club 1,2,3; Radio @imheZaeeweh. neering Club 2; Student Patrol 2,3; Corridor Patrol 2,3; Peely Tiger 3; German Club i DAVID NOVICKI 12 Campus Place College Preparatory S A. 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3: Golf J=8SquadiWeacdemz, Science Fair 3;Junior Achievers' Assoc. 3; Will, Ballot, and Prophecy Committee 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Teen News 1,28. COREY NORRINGTON 1ijOumey Street Technical Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2. ROBERT OAKLEY 397 Walnut Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Track 3; Basketball 1s Basebameterscanad Leader 2. EDW ARD OLKO 24 Webster Street Technical S.A.1,2,3; Band1,2; Spring Concert 1,2; Western Mass, Music Festival 1,2: Christmas Concerrer RAYMOND O'NEILL 00 Virginia Street Technical S.A.1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Squad Leader 1; Spring Con- cert 1;Chorale 1;Graduation Chorus 1; Science Fair 2. BARRY O'NELL 400 St. James Avenue College Preparatory S.A, U2 o Basketball l= Sciences Rainieernsulclemtmyare trol 1,2,3; Corridor Patrol 1,2,3; Dance Committees 3; Usianer 2. WALTER ORSZAK 105 Athol Street Technical S.A, 1,2,3; Red Cross Representative 2; Swimming 1,2, 3: Tennis 2; Student Patrol 2,3; Cormdoreamams.. Dance Committees 1,2. CHRISTINA ORTON © Fair Oak Road Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Class Council 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3; Spring Concert 2,3;Concert Choir 3; Girls’ Chorus 2; Gradua - tion) Chorus 2,3; Tech Tantrums 2,3; Girls’ Sextet 2: Ski Club 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Assemblies 2,3; Smeriatecollector 2- Office Aid 3; Tech Store 2. JAMES OSKORD 116 Pearl Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Corridor Patrol 1; Lunchroom Worker 1, KATHLEEN O'SULLIVAN 383 Nottingham Street College Preparatory pe eieeyeeo. board 1,2,3;: Class Officer 1,2,3 (Sec- retary); Student Council 2,3 (Corresponding Secretary); Class Council 1,2,3; Red Cross Representative 1; Play - days 1; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Orchestra 1, 2; Spring Concert 1; Western Mass, Music Festival 2,3; Tech Tantrums2,3; Science Fair 1,2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3; Chess Club 2; Future Nurses Club 1; Debating Club ip2,omoubamComimittee 2 Banner Committee2: Con- stitution Committee 1,2,3; Will, Ballot, and Prophecy Committee 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Assemblies 1, 2,3; Tech News 2,3 (News Editor 3); Christmas Concert Ope nbeceNE.o.P.C.A . 3, JOSEPH PARYLAK, JR. 65 Michigan Street IO Technical S.A, iis squad Leader 1. RICHARD PEASE isa@astlerotreetl Technical See, ebOyss, Chorus 3; Science Fair 1,2; Home Room Representative; Corridor Patrol 3; Yearbook Col- lector 3, RAYMOND PELLEGRINI 571 Wilbraham Road College Preparatory S.A.1,2,3; Bowling 3; Science Fair 1,2; Language Lab Aide 3; Visual Aids 1,3; Rifle Club 1. GERRY PERLMUTTER 77 Sunset Drive Technical Sees Ore wel 2nos oClence Fair 33) Dramatic Glubi 3: Junior Achievement 2,3, Company President 2,3; Jr. Achievers’ Assoc, 2. KATHLEEN PETELLE 884 Worthington Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Bowling 1; G.A.A, 1,2,3; Playdays1,2,3; Squad Leader 1,2,3;G.A.A. letters and pin; Office Aide Pane JOHN PIETRONIRO 4 Melville Street 75 College Preparatory S.Av1,2, 330s. Asboard 3° Glass Oilicer 3, President 3: Students GounciiaelPorc-s Classe Gouncilms -— rootballlmals Squad Leader 2; Science Fair 3; Mu Alpha Theta Math Team 2,3; Natl, Honor Society 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 2, 3; Engineering Club 3; Junior Achievements 2; Sr. Hat Committees 3s Banner Committee sy Will, Ballon, Prophecy Com, 3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Assemblies 2,000) CCl Newsel- 273. Editor-in -Ghief 3. RICHARD PLASSE 262 Connecticut Avenue Technical S.A. 132,33 caled Leader 2-sbech antriumnsi.a. ESL IPLANUS 61 Potter Place College Preparatory SA, 1,2,3; S{Az Board 3; Red Cross Representative 2; Pep Squad 1,2 Usherette 2; Science Fair3; Mu Alpha Theta 3;French’Club 1,2,3, Viee-prés. 3; Will, Ballot, Prophecy Comm. 3; Dance Committees 1,2; Assemblies 4; Leciy ligerZ;3, Editor im-chiel o sOnmice Aided. 2. MAX POLAK 04 Hyde Avenue College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Western Mass. Music Festival 1,2,3; Christmas Concert 1,2,3; Science Fair 1,3; honorable mention 1; Natl. Honor Society 1,2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3, Pres. 3; Math Team 3; Engineering Club=35 Vice-pressto me bechsNewss.” IRWIN POLUNSKY 37 Saratoga Street Technical S.A, 2,33 Class Council] 1: Red CrosssRepresentativerz; Science Fair 1,2,3; Camera Club 2,3; Astronomy Club 1-2 sDance Committees: 1.253. JUDY PORRIER 252 Bay Street Technical S.A,1,2,3; Pep Squad 2; Spring Concert 2; Girls' Chorus 2; Graduation Chorus 2; I am an American Night 2. EDWARD POWERS 63 Maryland Street Technical SrA] 12,3; Red ‘Cross’ Representativerl, 2 Playdays.2:; SI; Hat Committee.2; Tech: ligerd 2737 smenaticol. lector 1,275. As Collector: 2. ROBERT PRYOR 85 Lebanon Street Technical Football 1,2; Track 3; Basketb all 1,2; Squad Leader 1, 2 Bande lGoridor Patrols Lunchroompbatroless MARY RAHAIM So) DOrsetpotreet College Preparatory SWAN, LZ 8eikhea Cross Comme Be Wenmmis Ye GAA. 12, 3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Squad Léader 1,2; Usherette 2: Ir. Achievers’ Assoc, 2, president of a company; Dance Gommiiticesm A or OiicesAiders: WILLIAM THOMAS RALEIGH 83.Randolf Street College Preparatory S:A, U;2;3 Goli. 1.2 3; Mu-Alphaeinetao ommdent Pa = WrOl 1B Bo ComniGgor Pawo! 1.,23e Demce Comrnnniciees 2,3; Tech News 3, Distributing Manager; Yearbook Colicctor 12,3 SA, CoMecior i286 RALPH RAMSDELL 151 Sherman Street Technical SpiNe L238 Selene Pawo! 2 .se Comigor Pawel Yee 76 THOMAS RANSOM 37 Craig Street College Preparatory S.A. 1)2,3; Tennis 1,2,3; Squad Leader 2} sph a@oas cert 3; Boys' Chorus 3; Science Fair 1,2,3; Dance Com- mittees 1; Choral 3; Graduation Chorus 3. CHERRLYN REESE 64 Lionel Benoit Road College Preparatory S.A. 1,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Dramatic Clipia ai aenc Club 1,2 3Junior Achievements 2,35) Dance @ommnitneecs 1,2; Assemblies 3; Office Aide 3. JOSEPH REGIS 12 Methuen Street Technical S.A, 1,2,3; Football 1; Squad Leader isssindenmPanal ile (Conmucor Parroll Il. JOAN RICE 71 Fairfield Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1; Spring Concer 272. ora 1,2,3; Graduation Chorus 1,2,3;- Teeim) simi: Girls' Sextet 1; Freshman Chorus 1; Christmas Concert 1,2,3; Natl. Honor Society 2; Assemblies 1,2,3; Office Aide 1. STEVEN RIDDEL 44 Wrenwood Street Technical S,A. 1,2,3; Crew 1,2,3; Squad Leader 2.) Viswalenids 2. NEIL M, ROBERTS 87 Oak Grove Avenue Student Patrol, 253 7Cormidor Patrolmunenor WILLIAM ROBERTS 101 Margerie Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Bowling 3. PAUL ROBITAILLE 500 Boston Road SoNy Lo. ANNE ROCHE 66 Garfield Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2; Usherette 2; Spring Concert 3;Girls' Chorus 3; Graduation Chorus 3; Christmas Con- cert 3; Spanish Natl. Honor Society 2; Latin Club 1; Natl, Honor Society 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Ski Club 3: Junior Achievements 2.3% Jrs Achieversmessocw ror Dance Committees 2,3; Assemblies 3; Tech News 2; Office Aide 3; Lunchroom Cashier 1. PAUL ROEBUCK 82 Catalpa Terrace Technical Site dienes DAVID B, ROGERS 2199 Page Blvd. Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Swimming 1; Spring Concert 1,3; Choral3; Graduation Chorus 1,3; Boys’ Octet 1; Christmas Con- cert 1,3; Freshman Chorus 1; Junior Achievements 3. WILLIAM G! ROSS 71 Jonquil Drive College Preparatory peeeeoroe basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3:Band 1,2,3: Spring Concert 1,2,3; Western Mass. Music Festival 1, Wowenticimas Concert 1,2,3. WARREN J. ROTHSCHILD 133 Bretton Road Technical See ore ccumoauac) Leader 1.2: Rifle Glub 2: Gor ridor Patrol 3, JACQUELINE ROWELL 41 Tyler Street Technical Se eee ro Genet oduad Leader 3; Science Fair 1, 2; Office Aide 1, ROGER ROY 20 Mobilehome Way Technical Se le eoemichnismins o-oquad- Leader 2, GEORGE RUSSELL 106 Powell Avenue College Preparatory pr omelyayoseeoccern 1,2; Hockey 1; Science Fair 1. WILLIAM SALTER 15 Hawley Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Hockey 1; Golf 2; Crew 1; Squad Leader 1; Boys’ Chorus 3. ROBERT SALVETTI 136 Melville Street College Preparatory en ero mec CnmEaAniriis os) Science Fait 8. Bio; Research Club; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Physiology Club 3; Engmicerigs Club 3; Junior Achievements 2,3; Jr. Achievers’ Asso. 2; Sr. Hat Committee 3; Banner Com- Tittee 3+ Dance Committees 1,2,3; Tech News1,2,3 Sports Editor; Boys’ State 2, KAREN SAMOTES 151 Springfield Street Technical pee soecience Fair 1; Future Nurses Club 1; Teéch News Typist 3; S.A, Collector 1,2,3. CARMINO SANT ANIELLO 30 Broad Street Technical SaACel ea: ies SANDRA SARNA 29 Gerald Street College Preparatory Did s2,07 Clascss@Ounel las -mPep squads 152; Clreer= leader 3; Spring, Concert, 23-)Coneert ‘Choir 3; Girls, Chorus 2 Graduation Chorus 2-3 Lech Tantrums 2.3: Canisemes Conoeri: 2,35 INS JPC. Be Nail, soner So= ciety 2,3; Junior Achievements 1; Sr. Hat Committee 2; Banner Committee 2; Will, Ballot, Prophecy Com. 3° Dance, Committees 1.2) 3-eAcsemplies: 1.2.3. Lech News 1,272, Editor wOnieenAider2-siecn stole: 2 aRall= lies 3. TED SAS 1883 Parker Street Technical S.A.1,2,3; Hockey 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Corridor Patrol 1. GEORGE SCHEURER 55 Marengo Park Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Band 2,3, Color Guard; Tech Tantrums 2,3; Gymnastics 2,3; Dramatics Club 3; Visual Aids il; Chess Club 132,3: Dance Committees 2,3; As semblies 2,3. GEORGE SCHMIDT 52 Gary Road College Preparatory SoA wis2 es Rifle Clip yh, 2738 JANE SCHNEELOCH 29 Washington Road College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Spring Concert 3; Girls’ Chorus 3; Gradua - tion Choris Se Caristimas Concert 3: Frencin Clip il 2e Dance Committees 1,2,3; Assemblies 3; Tech News 1, 2- Ottice Aide 3; Lunchroom Cashier 1. WILLIAM SCHWARZ 115 Noel Street Technical SAX, 1.2.32 ooo iL. DENNIS SEIP 86 Melba Street Technical Soe 238 Football 1a sciencerrainic staat Come IMiitees- Dance Commilnveesros JAMES SENODINES 65 Norman Street College Preparatory S.A.1,2,3; Bowling 3; Astronomy Club 1,2; Stage Crew 9 JACK SETIAN 119 Goodwin Street Technical SeAw 2,38: Chess Clube? (3. President: sor. silat Ooms Mlttees tone Hat GollectonZ wearbook Collectonms, 2. 29 S.A. Collection 14252. PAUL SHAMEKLIS 84 Ogden Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,20: Baseball 1:2 3- squad Leaderssiy2 a Natl: Honor Society 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Engineering Club Se Stmcent Pa mol 14 se Commcor Pawel 16485 jum Achievements 2,37 Assembites 1s 2) BARBARA SHAW 1296 Allen Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1; Spanish Natl. Honor Society 3; Tech News Business Staff 3; Office Aide 2. JAMES SHEA 62 Dearborn Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Football PwSaquad Leader -vocitence Fain 2; Wignall Ais ile Tecin isi-v ie Simclemi Pawoll 128° Cor= tridor Patrol 1,2,3; Yearbook Collector 2. 78 THOMAS SHEA 327 Armory Street Technical S.A, 1,2,3; Bowling 3. VIRGINIA SHELDON 23 Ellsworth Avenue Tecmmicall S.Ao 12,382 Usmeretie i, JOSEPH SHIMKUS LOY Beubig Sree Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Football 1; Squad Leader 2 Scene imanaers Doe Sofi, Collector 1,2. JOHN SHUMAN 39 Longview Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Student Patrol 1,2,3; ComidomParmamsane. CAROLE SIBLEY 17 Old Acre Road Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Soccer 2,3; Basketball gz. peso! -oalme. Tennis 2; Bowling 2; G.A.A.1,2,3; Playdays 2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3: Tech Tantrums 2: Skig@iipele a apance Conmmmitiess 123). PAUL SIMON (iS Dalessireet Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Football 1; Spring Concert 273s western Mass, Music Festival 1,2; All State Music Festival 3; Concert Choir 1,2,3; Graduation €moruss) 772 merece Tantrums 1,2,3; Boys’ Octet 2; Fresimang@nomcel, Christmas Concert 1,2,3; Dramatic Club 3; Assemblies We2eoe CHARLES SISITSKY 45 Eton Street College Preparatory S.A. 12,355. A4, Board 3s Science Fain eo4 Nat eaonen Society 1,2,3, President; Jets 3, Secretary; Student Pa- trol 1,2,3; Corridor Patrol 1,2,3: Junior Achievements 2: Dance Committees 1,2,3; Assembliessie2 ea een News 1,2,3. GARY SJOSTROM 281 Parkerview Street Technical SpA Lone: Selenes Jeair 2. STEPHEN SLOMSKI 97 Ambrose Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Baseball 3; Squad Leader 1; Science-Fair 3; Astronomy Club 2,3, ARTHUR SMALL 121 Bellevue Avenue College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; Spring Concert 1, 2; Western Mass. Music Festival 1,2; Natl. Honor So- ciety 2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; Ski Club 3; Rifle Club 1. DAVID SMALL 48 Silver Street Technical | OpAlecroaelcack | Crew 1: Corridor Patrol 1; Dance Committees 1,2. SHIRLEY SMALL 40 Pembroke Street College Preparatory See, weouldent Council 1,2; Playdays 1,2; Pep Squad1,2,3; Spring Concert 1,2;3; Chorale2,3; Gradua- tion Chorus 1,2,3; Tech Tantrums 2; Library Aide 3; Christmas Concert 1,2,3; Junior Achievements 2,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Assemblies 1,2; Office Aide ip, DON SMITH 607 White Street Technical See Ootball 12,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Squad Leader eee im ianiriuiis | 2.3; Rallies 1,2,3; Tech Hi-Y 1, Deo potldent Patrol 1,2,3; Corridor Patrol 1,2,3; Lunch- room Patrol 1,2,3; Dance Committees 3; Assemblies L832 DAMS Pao A: EDWARD SMITH 97 Drexel Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. MIKE SMITH 126 Jenness Street Technical Seams erew 1. Student Patrol 3: Junior Achieve- Mette aepance Committees 1,2,3;Tech Tiger 1,2; PETER SMITH 46 Barber Street Technical SeAeiees mooccennl) 2. Crew 1,2.3- Squad Leader 2: Student Patrol 2,3; Corridor Patrol 1,2;Junior Achieve - ments 1; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Skin Diving Club1, JOAN SOBOLOWSKI 83 Fairfield Street College Preparatory Seeemiiaso Gen, A, 1; Playdays 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Spanish Honor Society 3; Natl, Honor Society 1,2,3; Physiology Club 3; Junior Achievements 2; Yearbook Collection 1, Oifice Aide 1,3; Lunchroom Cashier 1. RICHARD SOJA 73 Worcester Street Technical S.A.1,2,3; Soccer 1,2,3; Hockey 2,3; Golf 1,2,3; Visual 79 Mas is Ge, Ise Conmanniee Ae Beliner Comune 2. Dance Committees IO .8s “Weeln News Bs Sr, ines Coll= lector Bs Weadoook Collector ive SA, Collector ves NORMAN SPENCER 24 Webber Street Technical S.A, 12,03 Wrestling 12,3; Crew 1 skin Diving @lub 1,2,3; Student Patrol 1; Corridor Patrol 1; Lunchroom Patrol 1; Stage Crew 3. CAROL SPEZESKI 16 Cameron Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3}Pep Squad 12,3; Future Teachers Club 1,2; Spotlight on Youth Reporter 3; Mu Alpha Theta 3; French Club 1,2,3; City Nisimaha 1,2,3; DanceCom- mittees 1,2,3; Assemblies 2; Tech News 2,3; Office Aide 1.253. FRED SZCYEPANEK 98 Milton Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Stage Crew 3; Dance Committees 3. ROBERT STEADWARD 1084 Berkshire Avenue Technical SAA, 12,389 Grew ils iin, Acinievers” Assoc, 23 SwAg Coll= lectoneleZrer JERRY STEARNS 57 Webber Street Technical S.A. 1,2, 33e0ed) Cross, Representatives ts 3Crew els) okin Diving Club 1,2; Visual Aids 1,2; Student Patrol 2; Corridor Patrol 2; Yearbook Collector 1;S.A.Collector 2; Lunchroom Worker 1. ED STEPHENSON 254 Pearl Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Visual Aids 1; Lunchroom Patrol 3; Junior Achievements 3; Jr. Achievers’ Assoc. 3. RICHARD STEVENS 60 Old Brook Road Technical SvA ag L235) OGlENCe Br alin ia: Achievements 2,3, Radio Club 38; Junior RICHARD STEVENS 151 Canterbury Road College Preparatory S: An l,233; science Faire) 3S lecheliger:2 3. RANDY STEWART 32 Mapledell Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Red Cross Representative 1,2) Football 1,2; 3; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Swimming 2,3; Squad Leader 1,2; Tech Tantrums 1,2,3; Gymnastic Team 1, 2,0, student Patrol 1,223; Corridor Patrol 41.2.3; Luneh- room Patrol 2,3;Jr. Achievers Assoc, 2; Sr. Hat Com- mittee 2; Banner Committee 2; Dance Committees 1, 23: Assemblies) ly 2n3.to.ne Gollectonmc. BARRY STOLTE 204 Roosevelt Avenue Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Red Cross Representative 1,2; Swimming 1; Chorale 1; Graduation Chorus 1. LESLIE STRATTON 74 Carlisle Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,233; Maj orette 253.cnb o; Bandil) 273.) Librarian 2,3, Secretary 3; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Western Mass. 80 Music Festival 1,2,3; Graduation 1,2,3; Natl. Honor Society 2,3; Dance Committees 1,2,3; Assemblies 1,2, 3; Tech Tiger 2,3, Lay out Editor 3; Olficemaidenz ROBERT STRATTON 87 Sunapee Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Crew 1; Visual=Atdsmyaraicen News 3. LANNA STUTZ 471 Plumtree Road College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2°37 Spring Concert 2;Chorale 3;Girls' Chorus 2; Graduation Cho- rus 2;Tech Tantrums 1,2,3: Christmast@onecra7 aod Club 2,3; French Club 2; City Nisimaha 2; Dance Com- miittees 1.273 Otice Aide.cs THOMAS SULLIVAN 28 Ashland Avenue Technical S.A, 1.2.35 Crew l- Visual Aids Ie 23 -mvyvecanbook@Cols lectonmer THOMAS SULLIVAN 117 High Street Technical GlasssOtficer Is STEPHEN SUMLER 56 Montrose Street Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Track 1; Basketbalit-scauad Leader 1; Student Patrol 1; Corridor Patrol 1; Dance Committees 1,3. ROBERT SUMMERS iO hincolnestreet Technical S.A.1,2,3; Band 1,2; Spring Concert 1,2; Western Mass, Music Festival 1,2. CARY SWITZER 145 Breckwood Blvd. Technical S.A.1,2,3; Band 1,2; Spring Concert 1,2; Western Mass, Music Festival 1,2; Science Fair 3. VAUGHN SWITZER 24 Higgins Street Technical S.A.1,2,3; Wrestling 1;Crew 1; Ski Club 3; Chess Club dee WALTER SZEMELA 19 Briggs Street Technical SAN, 12,39 SOoCer 8). DENNIS LEM TENY 201 Walnut Street Technical S.A.1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1; Chorale 1,3; Boys’ Chorus 1; Graduation Chorus 1; Student Patrol 1; Cor- ridor Patrol 1,2; Dance Committees 1,3. CHARLES THAYER 70 Delmore St, College Preparatory S.A. 12,3. LAWRENCE THOMPSON 7 Pomona St. Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Drama Club 8; Junior Achievement 1,3; Stage Crew 3, SUZANNE TUREK 658 Cooley St. College Preparatory peer epeasketpall 1.2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Pep Squad 1, 2,3; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Concert Choir 2; Girls’ Cho- Liguori GrLadwation= @horus 1.2.3; Tech Tantrums 2,3; Girls’ Sextet 3; Christmas Concert 1,2,3; S.A. Collec- (oe i. WILLIAM TAYLOR 10 Ripley Place Technical S.A,1,2,3; Band 2,3; Spring Concert 2,3; Western Mass. Music Festival 2,3; Christmas Concert 2; Science Fair 2; Astronomy Club 1; Yearbook Collector 3. GAIL TAGAN 116 Haskin St. College Preparatory See oe rechelantrums 1; Drama Club 3; Tech News Typist 3. ANTHONY TALIAFERRO 86 Montrose St, College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Football 1,2; Baseball 2,3; Student Patrol ip2jos Lieutenant 2;- Captain 3; Corridor Patrol 1,3; Lunchroom Patrol 2. JACK TARINI 103 Pasco Road Technical Seeweiecyseband 12,3; Spring Concert 1,2,3; Western Mass. Music Festival 1,2,3. WILLIAM TAVENER 63 Denwall Drive College Preparatory SeAelezeo we orridor Patrol. TEDD TEBALDI 269 Longhill St. College Preparatory S.A.1,2,3; Wrestling 1; Student Patrol 1,2,3; Lieutenant S-Cormidor patrol, | 2.3; Dance Committees 1,2),3. 81 GLEN VADNAIS 144 West Allen Ridge Road Technical Swe 128. RICHARD VALENTI 69 Strong St. Technical Soha 2so se REGeCLOSSeRepreselitativeuz ss SOCCEL 2,35 Tennis” 2,6, opting Concertel, 2; = Bovess Chorus 1:2; Graduation Chorus 1,2; Visual Aids 1; Student Patrol 3; Corridor Patrol 3; Junior Achievement 2; Senior Hat Commies Bo Dance Conma«ittees 12.33 Semior inlet GollectomZnon ROBERT VANNINI 80 Norman St, College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Class Council 1,2; Swimming 1,2,3; Crew 1; Science Fair 1,2,3; National Honor Society 1,2,3; Mu Alpha Theta 1,2,3; Engineering Club 3; Student Patrol e273 Corridombatrolele253)senion bat. Commit tee 2,3; Assemblies 1,2,3; S.A. Collector 1. CHERYL VAUTRAIN 37 judith: St, Technical Sy Aes SANDRA VASQUEZ 80 Spring St. Technical SsAdel chose G Ae wals GitlseChorus 1 2. licerBankeL: Senior Hat Collector 3; Yearbook Collector 3; S.A. Gollectorsle77 or NORMAN VIGNEAULT 36 Oak St. Technical Sotto Aig Roope i, PETER VOGLIAZZO 200 Newton Road Technical S.AaleZ.o5) nedeCrossaRepresentative yle2,3;5 Crewea: SClenGe Faltes Cormidombatrolense CHESTER WOODWARD 521 Plainfield Street Technical S.A.1,2,3; Band 1,2; Spring Concert 1,2; Western Mass. Music Festival 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3; Christmas Concert iL Po Giraaheriom iY. DAVID WRISLEY 1635 Wilbraham Road Technical S.A, 1,2,3; Football 1; Spring Concert 3; Boys’ Chorus 3; Graduation Chorus 3; Science Fair 1, EVELYN WILSON 39 Surrey Road College Preparatory S.A. 3; Pep Squad 3; Ski Club 3; Photography Club 3; Dance Comms, 3; Office Aide 3. CLARENCE WILLIAMS 29 Caldwell Road Technical S.A.1,3; Red Cross Representative 3; Chotale 3; Boys: Chorus 3; Visual Aids 1; Jr. Achievers’ Assoc, 2, ISAAC WILKERSON 345 Eastern Avenue Technical SAX, Le 8s Bagkeioallil 1.2 de Conmrcaor Patrol i. TOM WIERZBOWSKI 385 Birnie Avenue College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Science Fair 1; Natl. Honor Society 2; Mu Alpha Theta 2,3; Engineering Club 3; Assemblies 1. CORY WHITE 83 Macomber Avenue Technical S.A.1,2,3; Class Council 3;Red Cross Representative 3: Hockey 2; Swimming 3; Squad Leader 2; Student Patrol Se Corridor Patrolmele 28-0 DaPACMeVvelmMentseo-™ Dance Gomimss sweat pook GollectororssyAw COMeCLOnmar CARL WHEELER 134 Cambridge Street Technical : SEAS ESCleNnCesE alias RICHARD WEST 120 Fair Oak Road Technical Soi, 1-289 FOCHOeIL LY 8s Smnceme Pawel LY Be Corei= dor Ramo! 12.3, SUE WEITZMAN 74 Fairfield Street College Preparatory S.A, 1,2,3; Photography Club 2; Office Aide 1, DONALD WEBB 33 Lansing Place Technical S.A, 1,233 Spring sConcerl 3. Boys: Chorus 3; Grad? Ghose iristimassGoncettmon FRED WAYLAND 71 Belleclaire Avenue College Preparatory SoA, Be Ski Chhuley 8, JUSTEN WARRINER 89 Corona Street 82 College Preparatory S.A.1,2,3; Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Mu Alpha Theta Se Clness Clin % 3. ROBERT WALTEIN 131 Hastings Street Technical S.A.1,2,3; Class Council 1; Tech Tantrums 1,3; Stage Grew Zed: DAVID WALKER 2ol Denver Street Technical SoA, 1,282 Commer Peaiaroll Il, JAMES WAINWRIGHT FES Jrine Sueeecic Technical S.A.1,2,3; Football 1,2,3 (Guard, Capt.); Wrestling 1, 2,3 (2 Capt.); Baseball 1,2,3; StudemtsPamom. =. (Chief); Corridor Patrol 1273; CHARLES WAINWRIGHT BAS ini SERS Technical S.A. 1,2,3; Student Council 122%3-@lasce@oumeume Football 1,2; Hockey 1,2,3; Dramatic Club 1; Dance Comms. 1,2; Yearbook Collector PsSyAmC@ollector sos CHARLOTTE YVON 12 Daytona Street College Preparatory S.A.1,2,3; Playdays 1,2; Pep Squad 1,2,3; Squad Leader 1; Natl, Honor Society 2,3; Physiology Club 3; Office Aide 1; Lunchroom Cashier 1. RICHARD ZALOWSKI 128 Everett Street Technical RUTH ZOLLER 53 Garfield Street College Preparatory S.A. 1,2,3; Class Council 1,2,3; Pep Squad) Tez susie: = ette 1,2; Science Fair 2; Natl. Homorssccie en , Mu Alpha Theta 2,3 (Secretary 3); French Club 2 (Vice President 2); Jr. Achievements 2,3 (Secretary 2,3); Sr. Hat Comm, 2,3: Banner Comm, 2. Dance: Gomimsaaleze 3; Assemblies 1,2,3; Tech News 2,3;Sr. Hat Collector 2,3; Office Aide 1; Spanish Natl. Honor Society 3; School Representative For SUNDAY REPUBLICAN Spotlight On Youth 3, Class Ballot . Most Popular Boy . Most Popular Girl . Boy Most Likely to Succeed � Girl Most) Likely to°Succeed . Handsomest Boy PeEretulest Gib) . Best Dressed Boy Best Dressed Girl . Class Comedian . Class Comedienne e Mime echispirit 7 Misses lech spirit PeCldsce tileles— ano y @ Classe tnletce--1Giish . BiggestawWheel-— Boy � BIiggestm heelsa a Gril . shyest Boy peohyestsG il Class Couple . Class Wolf Se Glasser licn . Mr. Music . Miss Music . Most Mischievous Boy . Most Mischievous Girl . Favorite Man Teacher . Favorite’ Woman Teacher Pavoritessong . Favorite Rendezvous 84 ‘John Marnelakis Diane Nelson Max Polak Susan Crabtree Peterjomith Carolyn LaRose Thomas Kochanek Patricia Mackay Bruce Mayhew Patricia Crutchfield John Marnelakis sandra Bardy James Wainwright Kathleen Petelle John Marnelakis Diane Nelson James Wainwright Jane Baclawski Diane Bell -- Wayne Fisher Kenneth Gordon Mary Jane Bishop Edmund Czohara Susan Crabtree Robert Gagliardo Carol Denton Dr. Candon Miss Grady Let's Go East Longmeadow Friendly's Class Will CLASS OF 1963 WILL COMMITTEE Katherine Loyd Co-chairman Ruth Zoller Co-chairman Roseann Arnold Barbara Galego Thomas Long Mary Lynn Beaulieu Carole Hearn Irwin Polunsky Lorraine Boucher Thomas Kilbride Anne Roche Robert Cecchini Linda Lambert Jane Schneeloch Carol Eisold Linda La Morder Shirley Small Hy Roy Frangiamore Cynthia Linke We, the class of 1963, being of mutilated mind and battered body from both mental and physical overexertion, do hereby and hereon, solemnly and sincerely, without any equivocation or mental reservation, will and bequeath to our most deserving successors in hopes of preserving at least one remnant of our three grueling years at T.H.S, in its most exalted history the tidbits of dregs as follows: Larry Thompson leaves forty-two issues of Hot Rod Magazine with interpretations to Mr. Reynolds's auto shop. The Tech Crew wills 300 surplus boxes of candy to Harry Vatousiou. Pat Crutchfield leaves Mr. Hannigan to Betty Burgess. Pat Martin entrusts to the girls of 64 the first floor girls' room. The class of 63 leaves Mr. Doyle in good hands with All State.” The boys from second lunch entrust two unadulterated milk cartons to Mr, Grace, The senior class leaves a new tie to Mr, Bushey's compass. John Farrell wills one bent piccilo to Mr. Warren Myers. The sixth period Trig. Class bequeaths an answer book with the correct answers to Mr. Butler. Homeroom 115 would like the class of 66 to care for their 30,000 tardy cards. Ruth Zoller leaves peace and contentment with Mr, Wilkie. The Senior Class bequeaths elevated shoes to Mr. Spra gue. Ken Serra inherits Don Martin's physique. Cynthia Linke entrusts her Duncan Hines boxes to next year's Betty Crocker, Ed Stephenson would like Mr. Peabody to have his instant H5O tablets. Pat Mackay wills her can of hair spray to Yul Brenner. Anne Roche leaves one pair of runless nylons to any unsuspecting freshman, Alex Carleton surrenders his tight swim suit to someone on next year's swimming team. The fourth period English class would like Mrs. Tabackman to have the book entitled NEW WAYS TO BEWILDER SLUDENTS. Shirley Small bequeaths a stick of chap-stick to Terry Campfield. Mary Lynn Beaulieu and Roseann Arnold leave two goldfish to Miss Potter. Chris Orton willingly gives her big mouth to the next cheerleader captain. Roger Gosselin and Linda DeMarinis leave any dark corner to some unknown couple. To Joyce Bator, Carole Hearn bequeaths a slightly used blonde hair piece. The cheerleaders leave their headaches to Connie Lareau. Rod Croteau wills his locker full of rancid lunches to the City Health Department. Lana Stutz leaves her lunch table of boys to some lucky junior girl. Wayne Fisher might leave. Linda La Morder bequeaths her high kicks and sore muscles to next year's chorus line. Jim Plumb leaves his embarrassment to John Drummond. Bert Checchini wills his clever puns to anyone with an I1.Q, of 20. Phil Bilodeau entrusts an American problem to Mr. Dunn. Jim Fortier parts without his pet suspenders, leaving them to next year's Dino. Pete McGovern leaves school and won't come back. Paul White inherits Ken Gordon's little black book. Dianne Bailey bequeaths Aloysius to the Forest Park Zoo. Lorraine Boucher leaves her big brown eyes to the biology class for observation, Scott Duncan wills his beloved crutch to any toboggan-happy boy. Kathy O'Sullivan bequeaths her daily trips to the lunchroom to anyone who has 4th period free. Bob Gagliardo leaves an orange blur. Ted Tebaldi bequeaths his book, 100 WAYS TO SKIP CLASS, to anyone who is short enough to slip under the door. All girl typists bequeath their broken nails to Miss Anna Shea. Jane Schneeloch wills her seat in psychology class to any maladjusted junior. Diane MacKenzie leaves Mr, Myers alone, The patrol boys leave early. Tom Kilbride entrusts Happy Harry's coaching boat to next year's manager. Linda Lambert and Kathy Loyd entrust their mutilated cat to JungleJim's janitor, hoping he hasno sense of smell. The boys will their sweatshirts to other nonconformists, Miss Reardon's waste basket inherits Carolyn LaRose's bubble gum, Carol Eisold entrusts one case of writer's cramp to Mr. Curran, The members of the class of '63 would like to thank the faculty for all its time and patience with them, MAS Ww Reflecting upon our past two years at Tech, we juniors will recall how confused and unsure of ourselves we were as freshmen, and how our first year was spent in trying to get organized. As juniors, however, we were supposedly experienced and familiarized with the procedure here, and we discovered that our once valid excuses such as I for- got my class or I went to the wrong lunch” were now considered worthless. We became accustomed to this quite readily though and settled down to work, show - ing our worth by having 55of us qualify for member- ship in the National Honor Society, and having about 59% membership in the S.A. race. Our spirit showed forth through our two successful Junior dances, the latter being our Prom. Now as our Junior year comes to a close, we forget the past and concentrate on the next year, when we, at last, will become the Senior class of Technical High School. President Vice-president Jack Auger John Drummond Junior Log Secretary Treasurer Evy Cram Margo Gregory Our second wonderful year at Tech began with a new slate of officers. Jacques Auger was our president, and John Drummond assisted him as Vice-president. Evelyn Cram kept a careful record of class activities, while Margo Gregory counted our money. As we look back over this year, we are filled with pleasant memories. We will always remember, for example, our Junior dance, Moonlight in Autumn, the thrill of finally receiving our class rings, the sense of unity we felt when as a class we decided upon our banner and colors, and our most successful Junior Prom. We are now looking forward to our Senior year because we know that the year ahead of us will be even better than the year that has passed. Class Council Class Advisors ROW 1: Evy Cram, Joanne Brennen, Diane Sullivan, Margo SEATED: Miss Hoar, Mr. Hopkins, Miss Borrner, Miss Gregory. ROW 2: Doug Small, Bill Schenck, Jack Auger. Lynch. STANDING: Mr. Setian, Mr. Snow. Absent: Mr. Jackowski. Homerooms Room 102 M. Charkiewicz, W. Szymanski, W. Colby, R. Blodgett, J. Cazavilan, K. Williams, M. Avery, F. Ciavola, W. Curran, Mr. Bushey. ROW 2; T. Ashe, J. Bokser, E. Bulewich, W. DeNucci, S. Bonatakis, D. Corey, R. Bradburry, RaGross. ROW 3: S. Barton, J. Cox, F. Boyek, M. DeNasier, L. Bates, D. Aberghini,J. Auger. ROW 4; R. Crater, R. Byam, W. Baynes, W. Blais, R. Delviscio, ,F. Anderson, ROW 5: H. Clarke, R. Murray, B. Campball, N. Durkee,R. Dempsey. ROW 6: D. Case, G. Didas, J. Drummond, J. Bruneite, K. Collins. Room 107 ROW 1: C. Ince, S. Waletkus, A. Bour- yea,D.Beturne,R. Merola, W. Bryant, GyeGatraseeatasowski, A. Berte, Mr. Cook;ROW 2: R. Pallaire, K. Burnaw, T. Dark, R. Hurst, W. Ainsworth, L. Bland, C. Capprood; ROW 3; E. Cald- well, R. Downey, R. Carter, L. Otey, R. Blake, L. Tranghese, M. Cavanaugh; ROW 4: B. Blanchard, D. Brown, D. Bouchard, J. Commisso, G. Bradley, G. Tamy; ROW 4: E. Cossaboom, J. Abair, F. Allen. Room 116 ROW 1: F. Gaumond, J. Farioli, L. Gil- lette, R. Davis, R. Palmer, A. Vance, G. Gibbings, Mr. Butler; ROW 2; R. Hadley, R. MacPhail, O. Swatzie, B. Frye, C. Gustafson, P. Olsen, J. Han- son; ROW 3: T. Daly, R. Cavanaugh, Seraorilio, H. Groll, P.. Gourinski, J. J. Gould, R. Eaton; ROW 4: J. Dean, S.Hall;ROW 5: D. Martin, S. Finney, D. Goddard, S. Burhop, L. Lemieux, N. Dion. Room 117 P. Balboni, A. Bodman, R. Fitzgerald, R. Kozak, W. Sheremata,P. Seibert, M. Eades, Miss Donovan; ROW 2: F. Sar- nacki, J. Egan, K. Haas, J. Figoni, C. Mercieri, A. Leto, R. Gaines, T. Chiz, R, Fahey, P. Coupal, D. Ghazil; ROW 3:T. Gibeau, M. Oakes, R. Cabana, M. Patuano, R. Thivierge, R. Sitnik, W. Schenck, Room 202 ROW 1;-1. to 1.: Mi @Enicksergmme Dougan,C, Clark, G. Glynn, C. Carrie, C. Lareau, A. Comstock, V. Blair, Miss Roy. ROW 2:J. Falt, D. Vail, M. Sher- man,C. Cox, Je Batorn@= Bums eben. rett, N. Allen. ROW 3: C. Costello, J. Brennan, A. Flanagan, S. Bocchino, J. Carey, S. Arthur, M. Angers. ROW 43 E, Cram, M. Ambrose, B. Broderick, J. Broderick,J. Carr, T. Campfield, S.Cal- lahan, L. Balmer, G. Bradley, T. Ayers. Room 203 ROW 1: F. Walters, Roo Uraskee arp: R. Hickson, H.Jordan, L. Hayes,C. Kuhn, R. Jennings, Mr. Wilke; ROW 2: D. Gour- lie, T. Kenefick, R. Hatheway er: Hodges, D.Jenney,R. Vogel, T. Veratti; ROW 8:T. Walczac, M. Bracci, J. Hum- phry, J. Duffy, D. Helgevold, C. God- frey; ROW 4; J. LaBreck, H. Heap, K. Gminski,J, Tupek;ROW 5: J. Hogan, L. Konovalov. Room 207 ROW 1; 1. tor. R. McNeill, T. Hooper, W. Marczyk, R. Marcil, R. Garfield. R. Hornbuckle, J. McDonald, W. Lavoie, Mr. Jackowski, ROW 2: J. Wadlegger, R. LaBorde, G. Micaelian, P, Smith, A, Malone, R. McGrath, K. LaPerle. ROW 3: G. Lamb, H. Harvey, W.Haynes. J. Jevnigan. R. McCray, R. LaPierre, R. Grimm, ROW 4: C, Chrzan, J.Levine, L. Long, N. MaKendzie, A. Demas, J. Hutchinson. Room 209 D, Lindquist, B, Lattinville, J, LaBroad, R, Dusza, D. Michael, R. Mourey, E, O Donnell, D.MacAlpine, W. Mc- Queen, Miss Grady, ROW 2: W, Mitchell, Neal). Nickerson, N, Milillo, J. Gerke, V. Novembrino, M, Marsh, J. Newcomb, R, Frye, ROW 3: S, Fletcher, J. DeNucci, R. Larned, P. Lavoie, J. Ni- coll, F, Gebo,D, McCarthy, G, Gaines, ROW 4:G. Lee, T. Morrissey,R. Marco, F, Forastiere, J. Lynch, R, Linnemann, I. Mittleman. ROW 5: B, Maha, R. Le- Clive.) tiyuo, P, Peroulakis, D, Moriarty, M, Nowak, P. Markarian. Room 210 ROW 1, 1. tor.: J. Zampiceni, D. Qua- drozzi, F. Shea, F, Tipton, R. Spencer, P, Wells, R. Cote, W. Wetherbee, R, Cazavilan, P. DiMauro, ROW 2: S, Ziemba,R. Rondeau, W. Malo, M. Pes- solano, R. Girouard, P. LaPlante, S. Stadnicki, R, Cote. ROW 3: R, Kurpaska, D. Rothchild, E. Wilson, D, Pietroniro, K. Stratton, J. Smith, M. Sierodzinski, J. Thomas, ROW 4:R. Werman, A, Parisi, D. Small, J. Wright, H. Sullivan, A, Perry, ROW 5: M. Figarsky, R. Pieciul, P, White, J. Kallipolites, R. Thomas, L. Dedousis, R. Thomas,J. Zeo. Room 211 ROW 1: C. Ford, J. Salamon; Je hilton, P, LeMay, L. Francazio, C. Chauvin, B. Beeman, L. Laventure, C. Jackson, Miss Hilliker; ROW 2: S. Evans, DijGoodemis Davis, G. Evans, B. Koutruba, B. Kemple, K. Mead, B. Lawton, G. Haaser; ROW 3: E. Wilkins, P. Jowers, C. Garceau, P. Lutz, D. LaMountain, D. Demerski, M. Coombs. Room 214 ROW 1: J. Ordynowiz, D. Sullivan, D. Messier, B. Malloch, M.Flood,C. Meyer, J.George, T. Parent, Mrs. Shannon; ROW 2: C. Marek, S. Lyons, A. Goehring, J. Grassetto, S. Martin, L. Parsons, K.O'Sul - livan; ROW 3: R.Malcolm, B. Newsome, S.Forgette, D. MacDonald, L. Mulak, C. Foley; ROW 4: C. Panek, M. Graves, F. Loomis, L. MacDonald, M. Olsley, L. Machler; ROW 5: J. MacDonald, C. Frosh, C, O'Sullivan, C. Long. Room 224 ROW 1:R.Abdow, R.Bowers, A. Armour, C.Clark, P. Bishop, W. Bell, R. Bisesti, Mr. Donovan. ROW 2: J. Bedore, R. Cer- rane, T. Huse, C. Adams, L. Bonavita, G. Peterson. ROW 3: W. Amodio, R. Ar- duini,J.Baab, D.Baribrau, D. Carr. ROW 4:N. Bishop, R. Cauicchioli, F. Vacirca, R. Berg, S. Jeffery. ROW 5: Ta Belden. Oliver. Room 226 ROW 1:K. Dorval, M.Circosta,S, Avery, M. Griffin, W. Burbank, G. Elliot, M. Cocchi,, Mrs. Pryor. ROW 2:D. Bacon, J. Gamache, M. Maxfield, L. Laino, J. Bor- deau, J.Cook. ROW 3:J. Morris, P. Fopp, Dee-enton,, G. Boryczka, R. Oliver, C. Dexter. ROW 4:S. Dismuke, P. Erickson, Pepyieyoncorbett, J. Pratt, D. Dyer, F. Bushey, C. Durocher. Room 227 ROW 1: T. Harrington, L. Sandstrom, D. Hurley, L. Yelinek, R. Torrey, K. Pelow, D. Perusse, M. Herrien, Miss Adams. ROW 2: D. Stowers, R. Suprenant, A. Rawemoueatruno, ©. Kruse, P. Sai, L. Szczepamek, S. Shlosser. ROW 3: K. Keleher, P. Lambert, R. Wruck, E. Lau- ziere, K. Johnson, R. Kretzschmar, A. Zanen. ROW 4: E. Krupke, J. Shaine, K. Prycey.N. otibolt, H. Sanderson, 8B. Schauer. Room 228 ROW 1: B. David, J. Gwinnell, R. De- Marco, R. Scott, J. DeCaro, W. Degon, G. Freeman, J. Dagostino, Mr. Dunn; ROW 2: P. Demoracski, D. Reardon, T. Gebo, G. Fugiel, R. Ward, G. Aymond, D. Chase, L. Hayes; ROW 3: R. Hager, J. Collins, M. Federici, F. Freeman, J. Har- den, R. Dahlke, J. Doss; ROW 4: T. Kic- Pere eertaci, L. Laffee, W. Clune, J. Conz, T.Gour; ROW 5: R. Williams, S. Taylor, R. Harrison, W. Grochmal, T. Gallagher. e i : | : q Room 302 ROW 1eGe DaldstiSe Lekranc tceuaeehecias leher,C, LaJoie, R. Luchini, R. Connery, J. Mahoney, R. Lyon. ROW 2: P. Lan- gone, R. Baldini,C. Jackson, T. McElli- gott, M. McCarthy, A. Marshall. ROW 3: A.Martucci,1.Keith, A.Jacobs, T. Ken- nedy, M. Kania, F. Hodge, G. Kozach, G. Mashinsky. ROW 4: J. Stearns, D. Roche, J. McKenzie, R. Ludwig, FuLie= bel, D. Akins. ROW) 5: )Rem Blinseee Batchelow. Room 306 ROW 1: A. Ritchotle, D. Maxim, R. Oy- ler, R, Parolo, G. Wynne, R. Scott. ROW 2:M. Santaniello, E.Poremba, S. Petrie, G. Quinlivan, J. Olbrych, R. Piteo. ROW 3: R. Morini, W. Taylor Kiecettan a. Wilson, J. Pryor, R. Neuendorff. ROW 4: Dy McDonald) Ge Woodward @lie= plik, R. Mitchell, Eo fyler Room 312 ROW 1: F. Langone, S. Moran, M. Pag- liaro, H. Pike, N. Prejean, W. Lyons, J. Piemonte; ROW 2:R. McMillan, A. Melo, G. Mengel, R. Nolan, J. Ray, A. Petelle, A.Rodolakis; ROW 3: M. Pivin, R. Speze- ski; M. O'Brien, K. Roberts, K. Newton, J. Romito, J. Paige; ROW @4:8@ raion, D. Piacentini, R. Packard, T. Robertson, J. Payant, R. Walker, J. Prior: Mr. Don- Ail = Werener,. Room 314 ROW ee ts to th B. Davis, C. Milne, M. Summers, J.Loiselle,G. Smith, C. Cari- cari, Miss Anna Shea. ROW 2: M. Hatch- cieaowmlvioore, k. Otero, J. Stoddard, GC. Tourville. ROW 3:C. Hardy, M. Hamil- LronnomeGlenneL. White, B. Smart, M. E. Perry,J. Tarka, J. Sroka, C. Mastronardi, D. Kwathowski. Room 315 ROW i Kelly, F, Montefuso, R. Meyer, J. Shaughnessy, E. Whitman, D. Maiolo, R. Boduch, Mr. Pieterse ROW 2: B. Marchetti, R. Golon,R. Rice, R. Ladt- zki, G. Weston, P. Guistina ROW 3: T. Orzak, K. Setterlund, A. Rolland, M. Woods, P. O'Malley, M. Rybczyk ROW S-eeeeeoulcr. Be lrainor, S. Olson, R. Midura, R. Wood. Room 316 ROW 1: D. Zanardi, B, Tremblay, R. Mcteaulimersssocott, F. Szczebak, G. Chambers, A. Wray, Mr. Duffin ROW 2: J. Wheeler, E.Collins,R. Smith, A. Ton- nomacher, P. Wojtowski, G. Snith ROW Spe Ainin k. lruesdell, R, Zucco, H. Sawyer, D. Vickers, P. Roncarti ROW 4: J. Russell, H. Solwitz, J. Hogan, G. Young, A. Smith, D. Wysik. Room 320 ROW 1: C. Cummings, K. McKay, G. Loizzo, D, Schellers).Simeads Vie @anjane naugh, C. Warchol, Miss Miller. ROW 2° S. jem, P. CaricchiolimGeaveln nes M. Anderson, J. McCrillis, S. St. Clair, P. Tarbell. ROW 3: J. Arcand, E. Smart, J. Nugent, A. Young, E. Young, ROW 4; J. Daborowski, M. Pappas, L. Bruno, R. Violente, Room 326 FIRST ROW; 1. to r.: E. Walag, O. Will- ingham, T. Vient, CeSkeenem mcs. sier, S. St, Pierre, -DesWhoresenmsiine Dolan. ROW 2: T. Wolos, Ro White, : Wing, W. Storozuk, J. Walsh, D. Shar- low. ROW 3:R. Wallenius, D. Tetreault, T. Sullivan, S. Cowles, R; Gasperini: ROW 4: L. MacFarlane, R. MacliIntire, R. Wajda, M. Allan, R. Brown. ROW 5: J. Stelmach, D. Marini Absent: Stewart, A. Varelas, D, Spellacy. ROW 1: W. Noble, Do Stronga@mssem. low, R. Whitney, B. Edwards. ROW 2; A. Moury, J. Thrower, D. Hathaway, R. Yacovone. ROW 3: R. Stevens, Daniel Healy, F. Foley, N. SmiithweROWeaseee Daigneault, R. Ghareeb, R. Wynn, P. Daley. Mower, this gis Johny” Now that our first hectic year at Tech asthe insignifi- cant Freshmen has finally come to a close, we reflect upon the many memories, both good and bad, which we have accumulated, remembering primarily those first bewildering days here and our class activities. After having spent several disheartening hours wander - ing through the seemingly endless corridors of Tech, we finally became familiar with the school and pre- pared ourselves for three active years, When we were finally accepted by the upperclassmen, we were well received at all games and rallies where we displayed typical Tech Spirit. Our enthusiastic support of Tech's clubs and other organizations was also appreciated by our school. We arenow looking forwardto next year when, as the members of the juniorclass, we will be one year clos- er to graduation, FRESHMEN ... dhed Freshman Log Treasurer Kathy Evans President Larry Cote Vice-president Secretary Mary Ann Allen Barbara Chmielewski In September the frightened members of the Freshman class entered the realms of Tech. It didn't take long, however, for them to get over their self-consciousness and begin their class activities. They soon held their first election, and when the excitement of campaigns was over and the results were announced, Larry Cote, who was elected president, was in a man's Utopia because his fellow officers were: Mary Ann Allen, vice-president; Barbara Chmielewski, secretary; and Kathy Evans, treasurer. In the spring the Freshmen held their class dance, which was a great success and is sureto be remembered for many years. The members of the class of 1965 contributed their enthusiastic support to manyteams, clubs, and other extracurricular activities. Their presence was also well received at all games and rallies. Class Advisers SEATED: Mrs, Brazeau, Dr. Candon, Miss Cormack, STANDING: Mrs. Rheault, Mr. Peabody, Miss Murray, Absent: Mr. Sonski. SEATED 1. tor: E. Jenner, B. McCarthy, M. Mahue, L. Plum, M, Conway, P, Jaycox; STANDING: J. Copolla, V. Lopez,R. Allard, B. Contois,C. Theocles, D, Doleva, D. Lawler, B. Bell, J. Hunter, G, Flathers, R. Sands, J. Wells, P, Bryant, Room 103 ROWpt2)1, tor, W. Butcher, B. Opitz, J. Cappola, R. Boussy, R. Colby, G. Bis- HOopmROW }2Z:-9P2)Alilberg, J. Blair,F. Brown, L. Feinberg, J. Bressani, D. Cleavall. ROW 3:G. Breault, F. Buendo, B. Ball, E. Anderson, S. Cordon. ROW 4: S. Bernson, J. Allen, M. Corbisiero. ROW 5:Mr. Powers, P.Crobin, J. Ander- son, D. Bean, Room 118 ROW 11. tor: G. Partridge, J. Rees, W. Morrison, E. Nichols,L. Radin, G. Penk, A. Rubino, K. Pieragostini, Mrs. Rheault; ROW 2: R. Partridge, J. Robinson, R. Bragg, R. Montagna, M. Saliba, J. Pal- lotta; ROW 3:R. Pfisterer, K. Morris, D. Robbins, P, Nye, P. Lucia, S, Paskowich, R. Pettazzoni, B. Roberts; ROW 4: K. Nelson,R. Oster, A. Nicoli, G. Roberts. Room 201 1 tor; ROW1:3B. Brown, J. Ross, F. Rasid, B. Lawler, G. Miffett, J. LozowiheG@e Mayer, M. Marchese, Miss Lynch, ROW 2: C, Littlefield, P. Bobba, J. Albert; C. Gamache, D. Jagr, L. Buntlin, A. Newton, L. Nelson. ROW 3s B. Sher- man, M. Mullan, C. Garrow, C. Bis- caldi, L. Gentile, L.O'Neill, L. Smith, J. Wajda..ROW 4: J. Ryba, D. Boisvert, C, Fredette, A. Pappas, J. Keleter,s. Ryder, B. Jenner ROW 5:J, Bond,L. Paige, S, Wallace, L. Burrell, D, Ap- pleton, K. Marla, Homeroom 204A ltors ROW 1: J. DaharteC@ ry Abairs: Allen, B. Bailey, Ey, Burgeceyat c= Bonee, D, Dieters, G, Bensch, Mrs, Fein, ROW 2: C, Canavosio, F. Beck, J. Davidson, B, Devlin, K. Bailey, M. Conway, N, Broderick, ROW 3: S, Erd- man, C, Enright, J. Czepielracun- ningham, L, Foze, E, Crawford, V, Car- ter, ROW 4: K, Evans, P, Bilske, K. Flanagan, A, Armata, B, Brown, L, Doherty, M, Caps, Y. Miller. Room 204B L. Mitton, R, Franco, C. Coyode, G, Johnson, K. Kos, B. Diamond, S. Fren- nier, R, Lopes, Miss Huller. ROW 2: A, Gladden, S. Lindgren, M, Allen, M. Meagher, K. Johnson, P. Gracki, L. MacDonald, L. Lacerte. ROW 3: K. LeCuyer, M. Letendre, Gy Holesmpmc. Lowe, C. Hurst, N. Haas, C, McAllan., ROW 4:C, Haslam, P, Maley, S. Grant, P.Jaycox,C, McCauley, B. Johnson, D, Langone, J. Fredett, Room 205 ROW 1: D. Goodreau, J. Green, E. Dvorchak, D. Harrington, M. Delasco, R. Cotti, B. Dunham, D, Figoni, Dr. Can- Gom,enOW 2: R. Gosselin, C. Fitchet, R. Douglas, C. Demas, P, Cannon, P. Fer- rara,J. Donahue, H. Feldman, R. Grant; ROW 3: R, Zagura, D, Gonyea, C. Goff, Dewoleva, KR Fazzi, J. Lynch, R. De- Bonis, G. Freeman; ROW 4: T. Droulin, S. Gazda, M. Garwacki, R. Dupuis, L. Genilesn. Curry, M. Gan.; ROW 0: R. Goodwin, B. Dunn, L. Cote, W. Couze- lis. Room 208 ROW 1: J. Fitzgerald, D. Gagliarducci, Dee agones.)). Ferrera, D, Drapeau, A, Dominick, J. Falorettiz; ROW 2: M. De- CarLlopekenDecoteal, P. Dillon, D. De- Lizia, D. Fleury, G, Galanis; ROW 3;G, Davis, M. Davies, W. Corcoran, G. Flathers, R. Corbett; ROW 4: W. Dunn, D, Gelinas; ROW 5: H, Dane, T.Gag- pongensrinmey, K. Connoll y, D. Des- rosiers. Room 212 ROW 1; N. Riner, A. Riordan, C, Pas- patis, V. Olsen, M. Partridge, B. Vico, J. Vancini, S. Spencer, M. Stanton, Miss fearey-skoOwW 2: S. Provost,J. Pula, D. Rawle, A. Mosig, S. True, L. Mitchell, S. Balukonis, J. Wojtowiez; ROW 3:P, O'Nell, C. Westberg, M. Mills, L. Zdrojkowski, L. Vacchiarelli, P, Stew- art, J. White, S. Moulton; ROW 4: M, Sticco, L. Murphy, S. Scott, C. Philip, K. Svoboda, P. Stonskas, L. Thomason, L. Plumb; ROW 5: B. Bordeaux, B. Chmielewski, J. Pydych, G. Robinson, M. Creanza, K. Stibolt. Room 218 ROW1:V. Zeronda, L. Saccamando,P, Zemba, B. McCarthy, M. Laino; ROW 2: E. Jones, G. Wyzik, K. Webster, 5. Virgil; ROW 3: J. Wing, L. James, M. Velazquez, P. Velazquez; ROW 4; L. Howard, L. LaBonte, A. Hollis, Ss, Menard. Room 219 ROW 1:1. Woods, K. Sextan, D. Soffan, M, aro; R. Sisk) DaweZebrowskimwe Zymroz, P. Veroneau, Mr. McGrath; ROW 2:D. Carey, S. Thomas, T. Vyzga, G, Slota, C. Slate, J Voight� Daisar renho; ROW 3:G. Tompkins, H. Cross, J. Mancuro, S, Strycharz, G. Walker, D. Turowsky, T. Whyte; ROW 4: F., Rueli, G. Villamaino, A. Campagna, T. Schoerrfeldt, R. Richardson, T. Waiter; ROW 9:) M. StoddardieBars tasialwanG= Shuh, C. Thomas, A. Shaw, W. Sears. Room 225 ROW 1: T. Goulet, WS )AKExiges:: Hunt, R, Hazlett, G. Goldberg, G. Haire, A. Lefebvre, W. Herold; ROW 2: E, Leduc, J. Gosselin, J. Giordano, J. Hunter, J. Hicks, R. Holcomb; ROW3: E, Hodge, J. Gouzounis, R. Lyons, G. Heishman, E, Lattrell; ROW 4: L. Lovern, J. Lomascolo, D. Herrick, J. Maloni, J. Huffman ROW 5: E, LaFleche, D. Law- ler,R. Lane, D. Jeinigan, C, Grandison, M. Maddox, E. Harris. Room 229 ROW1:S. Tomkiel, J. Sonaki, W. Wol- nik, P. Warren, J. Seip, M. Taylor, W. Sakel,C. Waterhouse, Mr. Doane. ROW PP VClCha RarStacks Rey smith. 9. Scibelli, R. Shonak, A. Young. ROW 3: R. Waite, W. Williams, D. Vetal, J. Spinelli, M. Zwicker, R. Schuh, A. Thormeyer, R. Spaulding. ROW 4: G. Zoos Wiight,F. Walsh, C. Theocles, G. Skala, E. Thompson, D. Soblowski. Room 301 ROW 1: L. Atcheson, N. Bergman, L. Bellmeapiady, G. Brehart, G. Bell, P, Acosta, R. Attreau, J. Backus, Mr. Forest. ROW 2:J. Baker, R. Bliss, B. Al- brecht, R. Bisi, H. Atanian, K. Boggs, B. Brooks, G. Aldrich. ROW 3: R. Buck, R, Allard, R. Bruno,J, Bianchi, R. Briggs, J, Albano, ROW 4: V. Bongiovanni, R, Bates, D. Boghos ian, D. Beausoleil, J. Bost, R, Anthony. ROW 5: W. Abbott, R, Ballou, K. Ballwey. Room 307 ROW1:N. Flebotte,J. Dube,F. Fellion, J. Fleury, A. Dawidjan, J, Butler, P. Cook. ROW 2: P. Geagan, J. Dutko, M. Callahan, W. Reneris, R. Chelli, J. Col- lins, L. Gerber, Mr. Northrup. ROW 3: R, Desrodiers, J. Cirillo, W. Carlson, J. Gibson, D, Combs, R, Clark, T. Cabey, ieeetiio, B, Contois, ROW 4: L, Choiniere, T. Daponde, C. Givens, R. Carando, P. Gamache, B. Carlson, R. Daniels, D. Coppolo, R. Caporale, S. Clini. Room 308 1, tor.s ROW1:G. Blackburn, D. Green- field, R. Amato, S, Blake, P. Bryant, D. Cook, P. Brault. ROW 2: ] SBuekewi Herren, W. Blakeborough, D. Carter, R, Bissonette, L. Chechette, Mr. R.V. Dooley. ROW 3: W. Baird, R. Ames, W. Carney, R. Bobola, D. Belcher, W. Car- roll, ROW 4: B. Hyte, G. Calvanese, S. Carey, B, Caporale, T, “AUDy Sl spel- ton, ROW 5: P, Charvet Am Byraa Clifford. Room 309 1. to r.; ROW 1: G. Major, A. Ouellet, E. Bedinelli,J. Perry,R. Salvas,J. Roos, J. Nowakowski, Mr. J. Curran. ROW 2: J. Merola, K. Rachmaciez,J. Nowak, R. O'Neil, R. Peterson ROW 3: T. O'Con- nor, J. Russell, G. Petelley Ra@ylee en, Oliver, D. Przechocki, W. Pauze. ROW 5:J. McIntyre, W. Meadows, J. Sarnlli, W. Nichols, G. Randles, M. Marshall, P. Remillard. Room 310 1. tor.; ROW 1: A, Lombardigiain- norelli, R. Fitzgerald, W. Healey, J. Mango, B. Hamilton, J. Gruszkos. ROW 2: R. Mazur, F. Johnson, J. Madden, J. Maloney, F.° Hallenstein, A. La- Mountain, W. Henderson. ROW 3: A. Levesque,J. LaMontagne, A.Jorgensen, E, Whitmore, J. Januska, G. McCarthy, R, Harpin, ROW 4: P. Irzyk, R. McAlaon, D. Mellis, F. Laizzo, T. Gunther, T, Longo ROW 5:R. Knight, C, LaFountain. Room 311 ROW 1: W. Kervick, P. Heissfeld; C. Krasnor, E, LaBrecque, M. Hogan, M, Kenney, T. Keating, E. Kane; ROW 2: R. Kalish, F. Howe, P. DePalma, E. Hogan, W. Kononitz, R. Knowles, Mr. Hopkins; ROW 3: R. Kenyon, W. Hart- man, P. Herzenberg, A. Kramer, D. Kinnear, L. Henault, K. Hayford, F. House, W, Higgins; ROW 4: M, Heylin, E, Hasenjager, O. Owsijuk, L. Labelle, W. Jenkins. Room 313 DtoressROW 1: V. Lopez, G. Miller, C. Masse, D. Meehan, M. Lynch,J. Mar- chetti, R. Magistri, Mr. Forgue; ROW 2: L. Mediavilla, J. Mattei, W. La- Montagne, A. Martone, F. Maratea, P, Malinowski; ROW 3; S. Lawson, A. Mastroianni, R. Maggi, P. Lefebure, R. Lombardi, R. Lyon; ROW 4: G. Mears, P, Letourneau, R, McCormack. Room 319 ROVE Dee Nichols, Ji, LaRose, CG: Middleton, G. McGarry, E. Radowicz, Mrs. Desautels; ROW 2: M, Mahue,J. D. Robinson, L. Orszulak, M. Proulx, C. FaitsekO wes: G Chaxon, |). Sumler, Ly O'Connor, E. McDonald,L. Burno; ROW 4: L. Morrison, J. Moffatt, E, Lee, J. Perry. Room 324 ROW 1: °C. Beniot, J. Boryczka, D. Crawford, A. Crutchfield, C. Gibson, R. Bradley, Miss Borrner, ROW 2; S. Amedeo, C. Borg, L. Cromwell, J. Hatcher,J.Bolden. ROW 3: G. Antico, G. Ames, ©. Butler, Je HalllastsR@O ees M: Jones; S: Bowler) Bem Groussar Cleveland. ROW 1:L. Wilson, J. Sirdee,R. Walag, J. Wells, R. Williams, Ko Stibolesp: Taupier, S. Taylor; ROW 2: W. Sea- votto,S. Reneris,J. Williams,J. Sulli- van, J. Scheiblo, W. Danis, S. Beiger, W. Deitrichs ROWS eel isn. Flannagan, P. Zampacini, J. Sulli- van, R. Zaidel, R: Marland jazien A. Ward, R. Scanlon; ROW 4; F. Stag- naro,J. Stafanor,D. Wunch,D. Wood- ruff, G. Waters, G. LaPlante, J. Shylo, T. Warthington, D. Perrault, J. To- omey. ROW 1: K. McKay, D. Michaud, R. Reilly, S. Frane, A. Nyman, C. Phil- lips, J. Nugent, D. Moran, Mr. Snow; ROW 2: R. Parnes, G. Reed, D. Mc- Crenor,J. Pope, J. MeCartliy sGaePods more, f. O Gonnor, Re PeateGunlormne J. Morin; ROW 93:).EsRestreck DE Reed, R. Vallencourt, G. Pidgeon, P. Podovini, R. O'Connor, G. Miffitt; ROW 4: R. Montefosco, C. Robbins, R. Rifflemacher, P. Rodrques, J. Pro- vost, N. Michaels, J. Scagliarini, A. Pettingquill, Sg be Wee I'll be a blue bi HE VISITE, te BRELIS I 7p OU Shout lef loo! Good. luck and 5 | — 4g Betty Cro a 2SStéseE -a-boo ng the Brooklyn Bridge 2” PR BE MBB As we reflect upon our years at Tech, we remember not only our teachers and classes, but also the many extracurricular activities which were offered to us. One activity in which everyone participates is S.A. This organization supports many of the other activi- ties at Tech such as the Tech Tiger, Tech News, and band. In the student patrol, corridor patrol, stage crew, and visual aids, boys find opportunities to serve, while girls may give their time as cashiers, office aids, or library aids. The Drama Club, Tech Tantrums, and the various foreign language clubs provide a chance to demon- strate one's talents and abilities. The enthusiastic support which these and other ac- tivities such as Pep Squad, cheerleading, National Honor Society, and Student Council receive have helped to make Tech Spirit what it is. ACTIVITIES... Tech Tiger Lesley Plaus David Corey Tom Wierzbowski Leslie Stratton Mary Jane Bishop Roseann Arrighi Tom Kochanek Richard Stevens Mr. Doane Mr. Butler SITTING: Theresa Parent, Kathleen Pelow, Maureen SITTING :Connie Lareau, Joyce Cook, Donna Messier, Therrien. STANDING: Nicholas Milillo, Dean Lind- Kathy Loyd, STANDING: Diane Sullivan, Sue Boc- quist, James Smith, Evy Cram. Absent: Chris Cox, chino, Ronald Kitchen, Richard LaBorde, Ed Powers. Darlene MacDonald, 114 Tech News John Pietroniro Kathy O'Sullivan Bob Salvetti Sue Crabtree Dianne Baily Miss Shea Mr. Bushey Business Staff SEATED: Ruth Zoller, Linda Lambert, ROW 1: Gail SEATED: Barbara Shaw, Carol Longtin, Cathy O'Sulli- Bradley, Linda Sandstrom, Carol Carrie, Linda Bruno, van, Sue Callahan, Chris Marek. STANDING: Mr. Terry Harrington. ROW 2: Bob Gagliardo, Dave No- 115 Bushey , advisor, Richard Furkey, Tom Raleigh, Roger vicki, Bob Hatheway, Dan Pietroniro. Boyce, Student Council SEATED: Kathy O'Sullivan, Roseann Arrighi, Diane Nelson, Peggy Stewart, Pat O'Nell, Bette Diamond, Virginia Olson, Jackie Wilson, Bonnie Broderick, STANDING: Paul Ferrara, Larry Cote, Dan Pietroniro, Bruce Mahall, Joe Cox, John Drummond, Tom Kochanek, John Pietroniro, Jacques Auger, Charles Wainwright, Tom Basdekis. Absent: Tony Mastroianni. Student Council Officers Red Cross Officers Kathy O'Sullivan, Corres.-sec.; Tom Kochanek, Pres.; Diane Nel- SEATED: Pat Crutchiicldm@Vece- pres: Oleg Jankovic, Pres.; Marilyn Cocchi, son, Recording-sec.; Charles Wainwright, Vice-pres. Recording-sec. STANDING: Mike Mal- inowski, Treas.; Mary Jane Bishop Correspond-sec. Red Cross Council SEATED: Mrs. Pryor, advisor; MarilynC occhi, JamesFlynn, Mary Jane Bishop, Oleg Jankovic, Pat Crutchfield, Michael Malinowski. STANDING: Carol Adair, Janice Lavery, Anthony Nicoli, Harold Jordan, Marilyn Mills. Absent: David Kinear, 116 Student Patrol ROW 1:H.Clark,H.Heap, M. Devasier,R, Dalliare,B. Tremblay,R. Brown, T. Chiz, R. Thomas, R. MacAlpine, R. McNeill,D.Corey, M. Eades. ROW 2: J. Commisso, T. Kenefick, W. Raleigh, P. Bishop, O. Jankovic, F. Ciavola, R. Trask, W. Colby, E. Gilbert, Jr., D. Ghazil, R.. Thomas, E. Bulewich, R.Pitteo,,ROW 3: J. Hansen, R. Absow, J. Kenyon, B. O'Nell, J. Auger, J. Cox, R. Stewart, F. Anderson, K. Collins, R. Komosa, B. Mahall, A. Taliaferro, J. Benware, T. Dupuis, D. Doleva. ROW 4: Mr, Jackson, R. Cecchini, D. Martin, R, Frangiamore, J. Abbott, J. Marnelakis, J. Wainwright, B. Mayhew. D, Smith, T. Tebaldi, P, Renzulli, C. White, J. Brunette, ROW 5: A. Levy, E. Stevenson, F. MacDonald,J. Shea, J. Shuman, C., Sisitsky, D. Cooley, P. Shameklis, W. Orzack, G. Brayton, w. Haydank, D. Newton, D. Lepine, V. Bissonnette, F, Beardsell, P. Smith, J, Fortier, R. Sitnik, D. Donahue, N, Smith, TY. Auby. Patrol Officers ROW 1:T. Taliaferro, D. Martin,R. Stewart,R. Komosa, B. Mahall, | T. Tebaldi, ROW 2:D, Smith, B. Mayhew, J. Wainwright, J. Abbott, | J. Marnelakis, P.Renzulli, ROW 3:R, Frangiamore, K, Collins, P. Chief, Jim Wainwright and Mr. Jackson, Smith, J. Cox, J. Auger, F. Anderson SEALED Mesto Dianersul l= van, Kathy O'Sullivan, Susan Callahan. Lesley Plaus, Mary Jane Bishop, STANDING: Charlie Sisitsky, Tom Kocha- nek, John Pietroniro. S.A. Board ROW 1: 1. tot) Se Batdyeane Graves, L. MacDonald, J. Mac- Donald, B. Newsome, M. Mor - jarty, A, Dietz, Gy Grane ROW 2: J. Carey, L. Laventure, D. Bailey, P, Lafleur, L. Boucher, M. Angers, V. Blair,C, Hanley, K. Pelow, Cy Kitsemus Ye= linek. ROW “3250s ice Cavicchiol,N. Young,J. Bator, ie WWambers I, JeaAlle, i), rae, Ye. Miller, B. Coombs, B. Bro- derick. ROW 4: T. Parent, R. Supernaut, D. Hurley, S. Scott, R, Hausman saa eiemn ampere Arnold, L. Lambert, J. So- blowski, J. Schneeloch, S. Bryda, C. Frost. Absent: C. Orton,C, Spezeski, S: Lelivre; J. Wilson, B. Galego, S, Mar- tin, L. Bissonnette, Nurse's Aides . LtoR; Linda Ewell, Mrs. Scan- lon, Kathy Loyd. SEATED 1. to r: Carol Foley, Ellen Wilkins, Janis Shaine, Shirley Small; STANDING: Barbara Malloch, Jacqueline White, Shirley Balekunis, Cynthia Linke. } j 119 tage Crew STANDING == D. Corliss, E. Lemay, R. Brodecki, F. Sezpanek, G. Carlson, R. Allard, J. Dabunde; SIT- TING =- R. Waltien Ve Granaldo, Bo Gascuups Walpurgis, D. Donahue, R. Allard. ROW 1: R. Attreau, T. Gowans, C. Phillips; M2 J .Bishop,.G. Long, F. House, J. Bianchy, R. Ballou; ROW 2; Norman Forest, G. Pigeon, D. Gamach,R. Odrailgag, J. Robinson, J. Provost, R. Rondeau, J. Stratton, T. Wolos, D. Clapp; ROW 3: J. Nowak, J. DeCaro, K. Boggs, H. Atanian, J. Toomey, G. Smith, J. Goold, R. Riley, P. Demoracski, ROW 4: W. Dunn, R. Vaillincourt, T. Gagnon, R. Pelligrini, N. Michaels, D. Cap- ari polo, E. Phaneuf. 120 Lunchroom Workers SITTING: Randee Kretz- schmar, Ann Riordan, Mary Lynn Bearlieu, Prudy Stonkas STANDING: Linda Mackler, Linda Zdrojkow- ski, Diane Langone, Donna Bacon. ROW 1: Linda Demarinas,Mary Lynch, Joan Gras- sitti, ROW 2: Cheryl Hebert, Jackie Gamanche, Peggy Stewalt. National Honor Society SENIORS SITTING: Cynthia Linke, Sandra Bryda, Joan Soblowski, Peggy Lafleur, Ruth Zoller, Sue Crabtree, Mary Jane Bishop. STANDING: Max Polak, Ralph Johnson, Russell Cormier, John Pietroniro, Charles Sisitsky, Bob Vannini, Jim MacDonald, Mike Mali- nowski, Absent from picture: Sandra Sarna, Diane Nelson, Cathy Lloyd, Bob Goda, Char- lotte Yvon, Douglas Cooley, Paul Shameklis, Rodney Croteau, Ernest Brix, Arthur Small, Alan Height, Leslie Stratton, JUNIORS ROW 1: S. Bocchino, A. Tanen, D. Hurley, F. Staback, J Wil- son, N. Young, M. Ericksburg, Vi BlairyGa KrusewG. Pelow. ROW 2: J, Bator, L. Mulak, i. Parent Gm Glarken Grea keher, R, Siprenant, CaGos- tello, C. Meyer, L. Sandstrom, Co ROSE, Co MAREK, 5. Law= ziere, ROW 3: J. Auger, D. Pietroniro, D. Gourlie, D. Quadrozzi, E. O'Donald, M. Graves, J. McDonald, M. Ols- ley, R. Rondeau, S. Stadnicki, R. Trainor. ROW 4: B. Mahall, D. Micheal, D. Alberghini, D. Helgrove, G. Gaines, L Konovalov, J. Hogan, D. Small, R, Meyers, R. Marco, R. Girouard, ROW 5: J, Flynn, K. Giminski, W. Baines, N. Kit- rosser, ADVISORS AND OFFICERS Charles Sisitsky, President, Mrs. Tabackman, Advisor, Mary Jane-Bishop, Secretary, Bruce Mahall, Vice-president. 122 Mu Alpha Theta ROW 1: K. Evans, M. Bishop, Bienen Groredumk. 2 ollem C. Meyer, C. Costello, T. Da- hart, J. Bokser, ROW 2: D. Pietroniro, T. DeBonee, K. KelehenuGy Clarke PaGrackie Pe Bilskin Gr Ganavoslonebe Diamond, J. Szymanski, J. Warriner. ROW 3: V. Anderson, A. Flanagan, L. Mackler, S. Bocchino, J. Brennan, J. Bator, A Roches; Cy Spezeski, M. Ericksburg, M. Malinowski. ROW 4: T. Wierzbowski, B. Gagliardo, C. Demas, D. Hel- gevold; D Cooley, Ci Sisit= sky ,J- Pietroniro, D..Michel, P, Karalekas, B. Mahall, T. Raleigh, G. Gaines, J. Burnett, Mi, Clhenkienwie. Il, Cox, Wh. Curran, J. Flynn, B. Salvetti, 9, SCACMIGI,, Mu Alpha Theta Advisors Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Hewitt, Mr. Jackowski. ROW 1: Barbara Shaw, Norma Young, Dianne Bailey, Anne Roche, Carolyn Mulak, Leslie ConmilcrROWe2mreten Katds lekas, Ralph Johnson, Sharon Lelievre, Joan Sobolowski, Ruth Zoller, Mrs. Fein. ROW 1: B. Burgess, M. Flood, C. Eisold, S. Reeses J) Holies, Ge Burns, J. Fish, B. Bro- derick, J. Baclawski. ROW 2:P. Crutchfield, G. Tagan,J. Bator, Cc. Meyer, P. Lachtara,L. Mulak, T.Campfield. ROW 3: D. Jennings, L. Radin, B. Minterka, DP Loco Gm Nevaliler G. Permutter, Mr. Hannigan, advisor. Absent: S. Gran, D. Donahue, E, Smart, P. Simon, F. Whitney, M. Allen, E. Saunders, D, Rodgers, D. Michel SITTING: Carl Kras- nor, Walter Brown, Victor Anderson, Richard Stevens, Da- vid Cappolo. STAND - ING: William Curran, Arthur Levy, Anthony Nicoli, Richard Pe- terson. Drama Club ROW 1: Arkady Kramer, Tom Wiezbowksi, ‘Bob Vaninni, Mike Malinow- ski, Bob Gagliardo, Dan PIEtLONITO, RO Wee vite Ziemba. advisor, Carl Krasnor, Pete Karalekas, Charlie Sisitsky, Ernie Brix, Justin Warriner, Bob Salvetti, Don Michel. ROW 3: Jim MacDonald, Neil Durkee, Richard Car- ter, Anthony Nicoli, John Pietroniro, Victor Ander- son, Gary Gaines. ROW 1: Anna Woloshc- huck, Linda Garber, Norma Young, Carol Spe- zeski. ROW 2: Carol Per- son, Ruth Hausmann, Judy Fish, Joan MacDonald, Ski Club ROW 1: Harold Heap, Susan Lindgren, Lanna Stutz, Frances Loomis, Linda Machler, Dave Rothschild, Arthur Small ROW 2: Anne Roche, Carol Parsons, Gail Bradley, Beverly Wulff, Tom Kilbride, Harvard Maisel, Mr. Snow. ROW 3: Doug Small, John Doss, Ken Graham, Fred Whalen, Don Allen, Vaughn Switzer, Richard Gold- man, Richard Thomas. ROW 1: 1. tor.: Gilda Johnson, Kathy Kos, Carol Hearn, Carol Fisold, Mr, Lague. ROW 2: Victor Ander- son, Frank Forastiere, Michael Cox, Irwin Polunsky. Language Lab Aides ROW 1: Ruth Hausman, Irving Mittleman, Er- mes: Biebe, Sue Crala= tree, Mr. Wilke, ROW 23 John Zampicent, Harold Heap, George Morton, David Roth- child. ROW 1: Bette Diamond, Lynn Yelinek, Kathleen Pelow, Kristine Price, ROW 2: Miss Roy, Patricia Bar- rett, Katherine O'Sullivan, Andria Tanen, Susan Crab - tree, Leslie CormicrenOw, 3; Ray Pelligrimy Lea Ko- novalov, James Hogan, James Smith, Neil Kitros- ser, Paul Karp, David @uadrozZzir SITTING: Miss Roy, Jenni- fer George, Katherine O'Sullivan, Christine Marek, Bette Diamond, Kristine Pryce, Anure Bensch; STANDING: Elise Lauziere, Diane Hurley, Jacques Auger, Frank For- rester, Jim Smith, Anthony Nicoli, Lesley Plaus. ROW 1: S. Balukonis, Sticco, D. Sullivan, Marek, T. Debonee, Diamond, K. Evans, Fi Lowe, M.Creanza, ROW 2: M. Pahaim, C. Middleton, L. Mitton, J. Fish, M. Al- bee, M. Angers, V. Blair, Secon Gc. Haslam, G- Johnson, M. Mills, ROW 3: C.McAllen, E. Johnson, N. River wea Comstock, L. Plumb, J. Wilson, G. LOlZao, Nile (Crexeelaulp S Bryda, K. Kos, ROW 4: A. Rowe, J. Dabrowski, J. Py- dych, J. MacDonald, C, Frost, Lb. Mackler, J. Bren- ia ee iacbonald S, Spencer, M. Olsley, F. Beck, J. Fredette. OnOs ROW 1: Bruce Mahall, Bob Gorham, Joe Dube, Jim Ross, Mike Lynch, John Wells Lyte Gerber, Mi- chael Federici, ROW 2: George Schmidt, Dale Newton, Don _ Michael, Richard Wells, Gary Vil- Inaino, Ken Rachmacud, Bill Pouse. ROW 3: David Helgvold, James Hutchin- son, Anthony Parisi, Rich- ard Ludwig, Kenneth Mc- Kay, Michael Davies, Mi- enact Cox, Edward Boucher. Chess Club Sitting: ROW 1: George Scheurer, Omin Owsi- aiolser Jack Setian, Candy Lowe, Francis Loomis, Mr. John Rob- inson, Justin Warriner. STANDING: Don Mi- chael, Vaughn Swit- zer, Lenny Long, Vic- tor Anderson, Jim Smith, Leo Kanavolov, Robert Karp, Steve Stadnicki. Biology Research Club SEATED: Mr. Curran, Roseann Arrighi, Judith Jenkins, Carol Person, Patricia Gior- Ganommlindasam| bent. Kathleen Loyd. STANDING: Leslie Cormier, Kathleen O'Sullivan, Joan So- bolowski, Anthony Nicoli, Charlotte Yvon, Michael Char- kiewicz. ROW 1: Joanne Brennan, Sue Bochnio, Fran Stabach, Jackie Wilson, Norma Young, Pat Lachtara, Vesta Blair, Pat Crutchfield, ROW 2: Doug Small, Linda Mackler, Joan Holjes, Lynn Mulak, Joyce Bator, Mar- garet Ericksberg, Chris Marek, Danny Pietroniro, ROW 3: Mary-Jane Bishop, Anne Flanagan, Kathy O'Sullivan, Sandy ' Martin, Janice Lavery, Pat Barrett, Bev Wulff, Chris Frost. SEATED 1, to r.: Fred Tipton, Frank Hodge, Norman Morin, Robert Hodge, Robert Mac- Alpine, Frank Beard- sell. STANDING: Rob- ert Palmer, Alan Kust- wan, Wayne Fisher, Thomas Belton, Ray- mond Spezeski, Jim Olbrych, ROW ea) ePrate;G. Adair, See allen sae sUncerte..S. Pattiano, K;. Pelow, C. Kruse; ROW 2: Mrs, Scan- lon, Y.Miliss)G- Carrie, J, Nugent, T. Parent, A, Comstock, T. DeBonee, S, Spencer, J, Fredette; ROW 3: M, Mills, M. Creanza, J. Pydych, S. Lyons, M. Pappas, L. Szczepanik, S, SCOLE er MacCauley, G, Johnson, P., Sai, A, Glad- den, B. Burgess. andids i Left to right: Ned Czohara, President; Marc Hastings, Vice-president; Leslie Stratton, Secretary; Pricilla Choux, Librarian; Cynthia Linke, Librarian. A column of ducks? ROW 1: 1. tor.; Mike Amico, Russell Scott, Bill Degan, Jim Harwood, Joe Ruscio, Phil Kaplan, Mrs. Myers, ROW 2: Norbert Prejean, Roger Williams, Richard Ayers, Carl Foote, Robert Haley, Ron Larned, Ned Czohara, Alphonse Iannazzo. Absent: Peter Fredette. Swingsters Majorettes Virginia Olson; Janice Ross; Donna Stratton; Nancy Broderick; Judy McClellan; Jerri Bond; Jackie Wilson, captain, Mascot Drum Majorette Tommy Sherry Diane MacKenzie Color Guard George Scheurer; Ralph Viviano; Winthrop Abbott; Jack Abbott, capt, Cheerleaders KNEELING 1. tor; Kathy O'Sullivan, Linda DeMarinis, Sandra Sarna, Connie Lareau; STANDING: Diane Nelson co-capt; Mary Jane Bishop, Chris Orton co-capt; Lana Stutz, Sandra Bardy. 1. to r; Marcia Albee, Marilyn Graves, Margaret Ambrose, Linda Sandstrom. and Sandy” , Paul, ke 4 | ZZZZZayre.” Spring Concert Under the direction of Mr. Kegerreis, the combined Chorale with the assistance of the Girls‘ and Boys‘ Chorus, ConcertChoir, and the enthusiastic Freshman Chorus, began last year's Spring Concert by displaying their talents with four inspiring songs. Among their selections were the spirited piece of Norman Dell's A Jubilant Song,” and Carmilla, a Spanish folk song. They closed their part of the program with a moving spiritual, Oh, Yes, I Do Believe, by John Klain. The Concert Choir then sang Your Welcome Smile by Claudia DeSermisy, and Echo Song by Lasso. They showed their weeks of rehearsal by their excellent presentation of the Stephen Foster favorite, I Dreamed of Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair, and the early American hymn Wondrous Love.” Led by Mr. Meyers the band excelled with their version of Maid of the Chariots from Ben Hur. Mais and Victory at Sea, both difficult pieces, also brought much credit to the band. The band and the combined ef- forts of the chorus concluded the program with The Sound of Music. Mr. Kegerreis Christmas Concert On December nineteenth Tech's annual Christmas Concert for the P.T.A. was presented to an appreciative audience of students, parents, and teachers, Under the able direction of Mr. Murphy, new to Tech's music department this year, the Boys Chorus sang God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,” Ye Watchers,” and Ye Holy Ones. The Girls' Chorus performed Sleep, Baby, Sleep, and Strangers Say A King Is Born. Next the Chorale,a combination of all the vocal groups, sang “Joyful Christmas Song,” Good Christian Men, and Let Carols Ring. Some of the selections which the Concert Choir performed were The Twelve Days of Christmas, Carol of the Polish Grenadiers, Swedish Dance Carol, and Hanukah Madrigal.” Led by Mr. Myers, the band played Sleigh Ride, by Leroy Anderson; White Christmas, by Irving Berlin; and a medley arranged by John Warrington, Yuletide Festival, Concluding this fine program was A Christmas Festival, by Leroy Anderson, which contains Joy to the World, “Deck the Hall, and other traditional carols. Mr. Myers sg BCDEPF-200.. ont A 300mc 77 BCDEF G Lp, t SCHEMATIC Se et OY Science The eighth annual Science Fair, directed by Mr. Charles Allan, took place March 17 and 18 in the Tech gyms iescomipe tition was divided into five categories: physics, life science, Chemistmyemetea. tronics, and mathematics. First prize in physics went to Charles Robinson '62. Gerry Daugherty '62 took second and Bob Vannini '63 third. Honor - able mentions went to John Kallipolitis '63, Edwin Vincent '64, Joseph DeCaro '64 and Michael Malinowski '63. Robin- son was the winner of the PTA award. Daugherty placed third inthe Regional Fair atthe University of Massachusetts which won him $100. He also went to the State Fair at MIT and placedfirst in the physics section. Bob Parker '62took first prize in the life sciences group. VictOn Nayiavianeeeo7 took second andfreshman Steve Ziemba took third. Honorable mentions went to Kathy O'Sullivan ‘63, William Schenck '64, Carol Hearn'63 and David Gourlie '64. Victor Kaylarian won $25 from the Western Massachusetts Heart Associ- ation for his project. First prize in chemistry went to Richard Holcomb '62. Second prize went to Thomas Huse '62, and thirdto John Henning '62. John Palotta '62, Walter Fair Borys '62,and Gary Barber '62 received honorable mentions. Richard Holcomb was also given special recognition by the Connecticut Valley Chapter of the American Chemical Society. Tom Huse went to the Regional Fairon April 8 and tOmciemocateetair on April 27-29, and received an honorable mention ineach competition. Winiotereter Fredette took first prize MeelectrOnics, and won a freetrip to New York. Paul Wisiolek '62 won second prize, and David Klimaj'62took third. Receiving honorable mentions were Clark Godfrey '64, John Hurley '62, and Brian Bishop '62. In additionto the New Woe ereter Fredette wona fifth prize of $65inthe Regional Fair, andan honorable mention in the State Fair. He also went to New York on May 6, and placed first in the National Junior En- gineer Technical Society Competition. First prize in mathematics went to David Nicoli '62. James Sharrard '62 took second place, and freshman Joyce Bator took third. Nicoli won a second prize of $130 in the Regional Fair, and first place in mathematics at the State Fair, where he also receiveda scholar - ship for $500. FORMULAS BURNING HCOH= H.+CO H2O+CO Hp+CO, | ora) el so ae tZOK+2H,O Osc illo graph , av . : i: et a wad eal sa Wat REE. OR : i gp ‘ina wi eal ats AB Mh Mh ed GE HS. WE. WE. HH. HH. Hee er ee Se AP My SSAR, eM TTTaaena he A bee ditto eg aoe LLL LL Bt StS SSIS IS IIR les 2 re = r 6) | al 142 Welle une. 3 Don't tell 'em nothin'. Reflecting upon our years at Tech, we recall that the various Tech teams did extremely well against tough competition. In the fall our football and soccer teams battled against some of the best teamsin the state to achieve good records, During the winter hardy Techites, members of the basketball, bowling, wrestling, hockey, andswimming teams braved the snowstorms for a typical show of Tech Spirit. With the arrival of spring, our baseball, crew, golf, tennis, and track teams maintained their excellent records. We congratulate the members of these teams for their achievements, andthank them for their enthu- siastic participation in Tech's athletic activities. ie oe. enon ye Ry no eae SOON STANDING: 1. tor.: Jim Wainwright, Don Martin. SITTING: Paul White. ROW 1; 1. tor.: R. Henderson, R, O'Neill, P, White, J. Wainwright, D. Martin, C, Norrington, D. West. ROW 2: D. Odlum, P, Renzulli, M. Seriodzinski, J. Abair, K. Serra, R. Del Viscio, K. Newton, ROW Ssae Caperale, A, Jacobs, R. Wallenius, J. Dean, G, Freeman, L. Laffeé, Opponent 30 Hillhouse 28 20 Westfield 20 6 Agawam o2 6 Chicopee 0 By. Greenfield 16 8 Holyoke Paps 14. Cathedral 22 W. Spfid. Mr. Mason M. Toro, F. Anderson. ROW 4:J. Allen, G. Mellis,R. Dupuis, P, De- _ Palma,F, Stagnaro,R. Nolan,R, Derrosiers, G, Reed. ROW 5:B. Brooks, | R. Harris, F. Naratea, J. Merola, D. Reed, B. Coutois, C. Schuh. Basketball ROW 1: Tom McElligott, Bernie Frye, Mike Ryblzyk, Ike Wilkerson, Joseph Chabot: ROW 2: Guy Smith, Bill Ross, Rory Fitzgerald, Tom Gallagher, John Drummond, Kevin Collins, Eddie Tyler, Neil Kitossem Basketball KNEELING: Ed Tyler, Ike Wilkerson. STANDING: Bill Ross, Guy Smith. Scoreboard Hiceh Opponent oe) SU |OS-)N.) Adams 48 Trade 50 Holyoke yl Classical 76 Northampton 66 Cathedral 62 Greenfield o4 Holyoke 50) ot. Jos. N. Adams 48 Worcester Commerce 45 Commerce 3) Pe lonor 42 Trade 46 Worcester Commerce 45 Classical 4] Cathedral 54 Commerce 149 ROW 1: Mike Frisch, Paul White, Rick Brynes, Ronnie Peretti, Tom Nicholson, Bob Lynch, Alan Height, Alex Barnagian, ROW 2: Mr. Burns, Jack Abair, Kevin Collins, Chris Blais, Ted jSas, Bell Ross, Paul Schameklis, Roy Frangiamore, Tony Taliaferro. — WO cork Ok OUI bo Co-capt., Rick Brynes Tech Opponent Holyoke Pittsfield E. Longmeadow Commerce Greenfield E. Longmeadow Trade Holyoke Classical — NN FKP ODOK OOD Coach, Mr. Burns _— He NF CO F OO UI OO ] Co-capt- nom Perettl Tech Opponent Palmer Cathedral Pittsfield Trade Classical Commerce Chicopee Cathedral Greenfield — WaMuwno ke IW bd 2 oe tit xX OO. CEL. Co-capt., Rick Soja FIRST ROW: Richard Parolo, Dennis Szemeis Richard Valenti, James Long, David Gourlie Robert Cazavilan, Paul Letourneau SECONI Tech Or,NMH KBE NMNHNHHP OWNER Longmeadow Classical Trade Ludlow Commerce Cathedral Classical ‘Trade Deerfield Aca. Commerce Cathedral Deerfield Aca. Longmeadow W. Spfld. a) (©) 3} @) =) NNrOOCOUONWOFF bh Oo OW: Douglas Small, Alex Carleton, Roy Fran - siamore, Bruce Mayhew, Timothy Huse, John .etourneau, James Nicoll. Coach, Mr. Wilke Co-capt., Jim Long Hockey Coach Mason Captain, Bob Anderson Captain, Jim Long Ceo Cleccy eee FE ee Ce, ROW 1: Tom Whyte, Ken Klett, Rich Soja, Jim Long, Bob Anderson, Pete Irzyk. ROW 2: Mgr. John Donohue, Chris Robbins, Pete Malinowski, Jack Abair, Paul Letourneau, Stu LaFrancis, John Letourneau, Jim Baab, Mgr. Charles Wainwright. ROW 3: Bob Luchini, Jerry Fugiel, Earl LaFleche, Dave Soblowski, Mike Bracci, Dick Bissonnette, Dave Jenny. Gre 3 a8 pe 9) ap oes ee : — DINE Se pS ee EEA Es eS ETE (0) y Nee) Sasha in Tech Opponent y CU 1. Longmeadow 4 nag f, 3 Cathedral 5 MW, 1G ws 3 Longmeadow 0 KK C) 1 Chicopee S ‘s 1 e-) | 2 W. Springfield 2 yu 4 Chicopee 3 ip ae 2 Longmeadow ai ; 2 UH H 3 Cathedral 0 re ul rr 3 W, Springfield 2 ==� ‘SS — [3 1 E, Longmeadow il r— ie 3 E, Longmeadow 1 Se 6 Longmeadow 2 i Chicopee 3 3 W, Springfield 3 “Goraeoe, Wise) a) WC Ia WG Re Whistle while you work, 155 Gee, I missed again, SITTING: Dick Tetreault, Roger Choquette, Robert Fazzi, Steve Cordon, Brian Tremblay, Bob Vannini, Jack Lynch, Fred Gebo, Kim Stibolt, Neil.Durkee. STANDING: Coach Orcutt, Tom Keating, Richard Goodwin, Jack Auger, Mike Cooley, Eddie Whitman, Alex Carlton, Walter Orszak, Fred Anderson, Jim Hogan, Steve Olson, Cory White, Larry Mediavilla, Garrett McCarthy, Richard Goldman, Manager. ENA Ke Zs Gogchy Mr. Orcutt eich 56 49 47 65 43 42 43 56 59 29 Scoreboard Opponent Hartford Cathedral Holyoke Trade Minnechaug Chicopee Classical Chicopee Cathedral Williston Holyoke Trade Minnechaug Chicopee Classical U. Mass. Meet 8rd Mass. State Meet 5th Captain, Mike Cooley Opponent “Winner Poughkeepsie Pough. BeeUs freshmen heen Shrewsbury Tech Ae Creer ces tiem Tech AImneisutbesi= Amherst Poughkeepsie Regatta (V) placed 6 (JV) placed 6 New England Interscholastics (V) placed 6 (JV) placed 6 Worcester Cup Race Coach, Mr, Vatousiou 4th straight win for Tech Co-Capt. Norm Burt, Bill Smith Sitting, left to right: Bill McQueen, Louis Bonavita, Richard Bradberry, Tom Hooper, John Doss, Richard Linname- nan, SECOND ROW: Peter Guistina, John McKenzie, Jack Auger, James Hogan, Joe Cox, Herb Sullivan, Steve Ziemba, Jerry Pearlmutter. THIRD ROW: Coach Vatousiou, Mgr. Tom Kilbride, Peter Smith, Gerry Brayton, Co- capt. Bill Smith, Alan Drinan, Co-capt. Norman Burt, Bill Fiorelli, John Carr, Phil Mantoni,. FOURTH ROW: Nore man Smith, Robert Mathison, Jack Abbott. Strong Current” Tech Toda 3 43 2 3 81 2 firsts 4c 2 91 91 58 2nd 3rd Opponent W. Spfld. 41 2 3 Wilbraham Academy 73 1 2 Classical W. Spfld. Relays Cathedral Drury Trade Pittsfield Inter-School Meet Western Mass. Meet Track I've got the hang of it now. Coach, Mr. Orcutt; Capt., Dean Broderick Gymnastics Mr, Oreutt ROW 1: Robert Thomas, George Scheurer, Kim Stibolt, Dick Tetreault, Brian Trem - blay; ROW 2: David Carr, Eugene Phaneuf, feff Thomas, Frank Hodge, Eddie Mc- Cray, Richard Werman. Co-Captains; George Scheurer, Richard Tetreault HILL ESE Wrestling Mr, Dolan SEATED 1, to r.: Tom Basdekis, Henry Marchetti, Roy Meyer, Richard Brady, Dwight Greenfield, Edward Gilbert; STANDING: Oleg Jankovic, James Wainwright, Phil Renzulli, Richard Cross, John Doss; captain. Scoreboard Teck Opponent 44 Giraden 2, 45 Classical 5) Qui Cathedral ital 53 Commerce 0 43 Trade 0 44 Classical 3 30 Cathedral 8 48 Commerce 9) 2nd Year City Champions Ban takes the worry out of b Left to right: Bill Borecki, Mike Pessalano, Woody Jefferson, Bob Harlenski, Pete Kara- lekas, Jim Sternowski, Chuck Dow, Tom Raliegh, CaptainJim McDonald, and Coach AlJohnson. Opponent Catheral Holyoke Classical Longmeadow Trade Mt. Herman Catheral Classical Longmeadow Chicopee Coach, Mr. Johnson; Capt., Jim MacDonald iT hitty=six, twenty=) ORES wns Where's the nineteenth hole? OwWWNAIOOWN WN I anf UIN UIE OVO © Tennis FIRST ROW -- 1, to r.: Roger Roy, Walter Orszak, Ron Kitchen, Tom Ransom, Paul Wisiolek, Bob Cecchini, John Letourneau, Paul LaPlante. SECOND ROW: Dave Bloom- berg, Don Allan, Dave Jenney, Mike Figarsky, Gerry Illig, Rich Valenti, Jim Long, Sumner Barr, Absent: Mike Cooley. Opponent Classical Longmeadow Minnechaug Longmeadow W. Spfld. Classical W. Spfld. Cathedral Minnechaug Cathedral od UTR SID Cor 1.00 Coach, Mr. Bowler Co-capt., Paul Wisiolek, Tom Ransom Darn bug! WR Ore le ae Bowling M’. Hewitt Ehh, only 150 points.” Dennis Lepine But, soft! what light through yonder window breaks? Student-Faculty Game We want a touchdown! eta vou re it. LW hates pss Doc ae 165 Swing your partner. SANRIO AS we reflect upon the many happy events which our yearbook calls to mind, we should also remember that this memory-book could not have been published with- out the financial assistance of the following generous contributors. By patronizing the establishments listed, we will show ourindividuai appreciation for their en- thusiastic support. Belmont Driving School, Inc. Licensed for Compliments of “the store of Famous SHOES” Complete and Limited Driver Education @ Insurance Reduction @ Classes Afternoon. or Evening 1402 Main St. 39 Dwight St. RE 9-0334 TELEPHONE RE 9-7970 Edmund’s Opticians EDMUND HASENJAGER 184 State St. Springfield 3, Mass. ng Mise W. LEE COSTIGAN CO. INC. | £4 2,qWE RYE seealten yo? 1122 Bay Street The Drum Shop and Springfield 9, Mass. Temple of Music 188 State Street Springfield, Mass. Congratulations and the best of luck! We at Loring are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photo- graphs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to he!p you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest SPO at tne most moderate prices! LORING BW STUDIOS New England’s Largest School Fhotographers Specializing in Campus Fashions for the Hi-Schooler and Graduate You always feel better after a visit to EAST SPRINGFIELD PHARMACY 56 St. James Blvd. Tel. 739-2876 or 733-6435 EASTERN SHOE REPAIR CO. FAMOUS SHOE REBUILDERS 306 BRIDGE ST., SPRINGFIELD, MASS. Ruth Ekberg TEACHER OF SINGING Vocal Technique STUDIO Repertoire 62 Harrison Avenue Telephone RE: 3-9140 Res. RE 6-5528 When you need a little lift— depend on Coke c CORE’? 1@ A REGISTERED VRADE-MARR COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 33 Plainfield St. Springfield YOU AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER GRADUATES FROM OUR TECHNICAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES HAVE IN YOUR MINDS AND HANDS THE POWER TO CHANGE THE WORLD. USE IT WELL AND WISELY! Plastics Division MONSANTO CHEMICAL CO. SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Chemistry on the Move to the Future EAST SPRINGFIELD FLOWER SHOP GIFTS DIAMONDS WATCHES and GREENHOUSES ng ALBERT J. FACEY JEWELER - OPTICIAN at the “X” Make Our Store Your Gift Headquarters East Springfield, Mass. 2 RE 2-6500 548 Page Blvd. Tel. RE 2-7407 539 Sumner Ave. Springfield, Mass. BEAULIEU CHEVROLET INC. 109 State St. Springfield, Mass. Many thoughtful persons make their wills, ll ul arrange pensions, annuities, and set up OK Used Ca rs insurance programs in advance of need. May we suggest it is also wise to pre- CHEV R OLET 4 arrange funeral services. A personal call at the [.ckinson-Streeter office is treated in strictest confidence. CHEVY | | All questions about funeral requirements are answered; and, if advisable, complete CORVA | R arrangements can be made before the need CORVETTE - TRUCKS , paren een Dickinson-Streeter Co. 305 State Street, Springfield, Mass. GEORGE W. STREETER RICHARD C, STREETER — G. WALLACE STREETER. JR. Fairbanks Auto School Est. 1909 Insurance Reduction ( Jrsendly to all graduates of our ICE CREAM Driver Education Course Keep Acquainted East Longmeadow 20 Dwight St. Tel. RE 3-0458 Springfield, Mass. 1919 DAY DIVISION NE EVENING DIVISION = 1963 CO-EDUCATIONAL WESTERN NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE Administration Building -- Western New England College ACCOUNTING - ENGINEERING - MANAGEMENT Programs of study leading to the following degrees: B.S. in Mechanical Engineering -- Industrial Engineering B.B.A. in Accounting -- Management -- Engineering Management For Further Information Write Or Telephone To THE DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS WESTERN NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE Administrative Offices: 1215 Wilbraham Road, Springfield 9, Massachusetts Telephone ST 3-6131 Congratulations to Class of 1963 Friendly Teacher Agency 121 Chestnut St. Springfield, Mass. Gaugh School of Business Pace Accounting — Secretarial Training Successful Careers in Business Bookkeeping 182 State St. Tel. RE 6-3366 Day Evening Springfield, Mass. Press 1.Tere “upper “lower flap flap down ap {) Tech Students Are Up To Date (Naturally!) So Tech Students No Doubt Use— SELF-SEAL ENVELOPES (The kind that do away with licking) Wily, Product of s %, UNITED Ss WSES STATES % § ENVELOPE Caanad™ General Offices and Kellogg Divisions Springfield, Massachusetts 12 Divisions from Coast to Coast SCHOOL COLLEGE CAPS GOWNS HOODS — CHORAL ROBES UNIVERSITY CAP GOWN CO. Lawrence, Mass. FREE DELIVERY RE 2-1108 Harris Pharmacy opposite Sheraton Kimball Hotel Compliments of HILLHOUSE Ltd. 22 Vernon St. Springfield, Mass. BAY PATH JUNIOR COLLEGE 588 Longmeadow St. Courses of Study: Liberal Arts Executive Secretarial Medical Secretarial Telephone LO 7-337] Catalogue Sent Upon Request Longmeadow, Mass. AUTOMOBILE SALES CO. 95-101 Liberty Street Springfield, Massachusetts FORD New- Used — Cars and Trucks PARTS — SERVICE 48 Years Your Class Ring is Your Most Treasured Possession Josten’s Ed Cullen, Representative 19 Perkins St. Springfield, Mass. Phone RE - 4- 848 C. W. HAYNES LABORATORIES, INC. Springfield, Massachusetts Manufacturers of Lacquers, Enamels, Stains and Special Industrial Finishes Robert S. Haynes, President A TELEPHONE JOB OFFERS BOTH CAREER AND SOCIAL SATISFACTION WITHOUT BREAKING STRIDE, why not graduate from high school to the Telephone Company? You'll love the friendly young people who’ll work with you, and the many social activities that make your work so pleasant and rewarding. OPPORTUNITY IS EXCELLENT and your ability will be recognized. Your starting salary should climb with regular increases. And, of course, Company benefits, security, and regular advancement are well-known reasons why working for the Telephone Company is so attractive to graduates. TELEPHONE JOBS ARE IMPORTANT, vital to the effective communications of the community, the nation, and the world. When you take your place as a respected member of the telephone community, we'll train you, on full salary, even without previous job experience. Why not come and see our employment interviewer soon... before you graduate? Ask your Guidance Counselor to tell you when and where to apply. NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE MICHELE'S DELICATESSEN and PIZZIOUA Charter a 680 Belmont Avenue Above the X PETER PAN BUS Tel. ST. 8-6122 or ST. 8-6123 OPEN Keep Your Group Together ce ae i sey 12 Whatever You Plan--Call the Man 1 to to to at Peter Pan RE 6-6363 Sate Sun. 11 to 12 Aston Casa, YOUR GOOD NEIGHBOR CICIARELLI INSURANCE AGENCY General Agents in Western Mass. for MUTUAL OF OMAHA John G. Ciciarelli Philip: C. Crarellr, Colour General Agent General Agent HEADQUARTERS FOR THE GREATEST NAME IN HEALTH INSURANCE Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company Home Office, Omaha, Nebraska Health Insurance for Individuals and Families Group and Association Group Insurance Air Travel Insurance Student Insurance Senior Security Insurance for those 65 or over. MORE THAN $3, 200,000.00 IN BENEFITS PAID EVERY WEEK FEATURING LOCAL BENEFITS SERVICE HEAD OFFICE: 91 Broadway, Springfield REpublic 7-4771 YOUR STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS M. Press Formal Shop We Will Impress You With ) Our Service” CORRECT FORMAL DRESS New Madras Plaid Jackets and White Dinner Jackets ALL ACCESSORIES Tel. RE 6-4711 326 Dwight St. Springfield, Mass. Compliments of P. E. Murphy GUILD OPTICIAN CONTACT LENSES 329 Bridge St. Phone RE 3-3882 Springfield, Mass. “Get Your Office Needs at Reid’s” A. R. Reid Office Supplies and Equipment ROY HOWE SON Electrical Power Tool and Small Appliance Repairs Grinding and Sharpening Service 100 State St. RE 9-7385 | | B After more than 100 years of contribution to the joy of living MILTON and to the happiness and betterment of childhood through its BRADLEY production of toys, games and educational material, Milton Bradley Company looks forward to the future with confidence. 1129 State St., Springfield 9, Mass. Springfield, Mass. New and exciting things are happening these days in America's classrooms. The teaching profession knows that educating our children properly requires more than bricks and mortar for new school buildings. Progressive educators with imagination are pioneering and experimenting today with the results which could be the con- ventional curriculum of tommorrow. Milton Bradley Company's objective lies in its ability to furnish the necessary tools to meet the demands for child training of the future. MILTON BRADLEY COMPANY 74 Park Street, Springfield, Massachusetts NEW YORK + CHICAGO =: SAN FRANCISCO To the graduating class of 63 Conionouies Compliments of W. F. Young, Inc. THE PAGE FOOD MARKET 604 Page Blvd. Manufacturers of Absorbine Junior Compliments of MASCARO'S Valley Cinema, Inc. FLORIST Motion Picture Equipment and 513 Belmont Avente Photographic Supplies At The X 958 State Street Phone RE 4-7946 Tele RE OHO4Nnl Springfield, Mass. NORTHEASTERN PRINTING CO. Schermerhorn Fish Markets Commercial and Jos PH Anne Largest Seafood Dealers in Western Mass. 13 Stockbridge St. — 510 Armory St. Offset Printing Phone RE-2-3793 735 Sumner Avenue 485-487 Central St., Springfield, Mass. MR. HENRY Hair Stylist Compliments of Complete Beauty Service JENSEN INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 8 Crane Avenue Insurance Surveys a Specialty East Longmeadow, Mass. 1431 Main St. Springfield 3, Mass. Tel. LA-5-7504 Open Evenings Phone 733-6661 Compliments of Compliments of The FREDETTE EXPRESS OXEORD COFFEESSeiE L. E. Van Dyke, owner Corner of Res. 737-7560 Bus. 781-0868 State Myrtle PCy uy cf Pepto! We: ae ; : ss % BROS Boe ae 4 a