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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1968 volume:

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Hilliker Through thirty-four years spent in the classroom she endeavored to apply the educational goals, teach the worth of life and plain the necessity for knowl- edge to a cosmopolitan group of students. In the long years of depression, wars, and the advent of the atomic age, obstacles often arose which might have dis- mayed a less intrepid spirit. Dauntless she was in battle for the rights of teachers; concern was hers for those decisions arising in public life which affected the profession. Her most vigorous oratory came in a crisis. She was a pioneer, a champion worthy of respect. The indifference and laissez-faire attitude of the public toward the plight of teachers brought forth a cogent response from her. Striving to enlighten and nourish the youth of this city she took on a distinctive role. The worth of a teacher comes not by social approval or statistical success, but from a personal union with the pupils who comprehend and recognize the author- ity of the individual whom they regard as The Teacher. In her, students found a living symbol of the teaching art and a source of wisdom, inspiration and courage. In retirement she has left behind her the fulfillment of an especial career which brought to multitudes in every walk of life material assistance and perception which can not be measured but only appreciated. So with Ovid one might conclude The end crowns the work. ” School Life ¢ oe Harvest Dance On November 17 a combined dance sponsored by the Student Council and Red Cross Council was held. The highlight of the night was the crowning of the Harvest Queen, Patricia Spagna. The members of her court were Suzanne Gagne, Jo-Anne Yvon, Bonnie Blair, Darlene Willette, and Lillian Anton. The music was provided by Burt Mason and his orchestra. Thanks goes out to Miss Bogass and everyone who helped with the dance. Assemblies Assemblies are held frequently during the school year. Each one is of some importance and value to the students. They are held to inform, honor, and many times just for pleasure. Often outside speakers will come to talk to the Tech student body. Everyone looks forward to the an- nual Memorial Day assembly. Other assemblies include the Sports Awards Assembly, the Spell- ing Bee, and the all important Awards Assembly, which credits people in all areas of school life. Games are an important part of the Tech school year. There are numerous kinds of games, ranging from chess to football and including soccer, hockey, baseball, crew, bowling, golf, wrestling, tennis, and basketball. Football seems to be the favorite among the stu- dents. Large crowds can always be seen at all the games and with them they bring their Tech spirit. Rallies Tech spirit rages at our rallies. The band swings, the cheer- leaders cheer, and everyone yells. Although our first rally is held before the first home game, the Cathedral rally is the most exciting and exuberant. At this time, “Go, go, beatum, beatum”, can be _ heard throughout the schools. Teachers leave the rallies with ringing ears and crushed toes while every student leaves with a hoot and a smile. Concerts Two concerts are presented each year by the band which is directed by Mr. Myers and the chorus and Concert Choir, under Mr. Murphy. The first is the Christmas Concert which spot- lights both religious and popular music. In April the Spring Concert presents a wide variety of music to appeal to all tastes. These two events have become popular traditions at Tech. At the end of the year the band and the choruses per- form at graduation. 11 Science Fair The annual Tech High Science Fair took place on March 16 and March 17. This year’s Fair was under direction of Mr. Curran, chairman of the Science De- partment, and Mr. Hopkins, chairman of the event. The judges included teachers from schools in the Springfield area, who select- ed winners in each of the five categories. Winners in the field of mathematics were Ted Sotiropoulos, Solutions of Cubic Equations, first place; and Rich Bedard, Geometrics, second place. In the life sciences category, winners were George Eliopoulos, A Possible Role of Anaxia in Chemoprhey-Laxtis Against Radiation, first place; Jeff Davidson, A Photomicro- graphic Study of the Submaxillary Gland, second place; and John Louvitakis, The Hering Theory: Color vs. Color. Honor- able mention went to James Porter for Physiological and Biological Effects of R- F Energy. Chemistry winners were George Prov- idakes, Stain Corrosion, first prize; Jeff Steinberg, Electrochemical quivalent Measures, second prize; and James Bator, The Bohr Theory, third prize. Both Mi- chael Bozek, for his project entitled The Law of Duong and Petits, and Ed Roccan- ti, for his project, Sodium Compounds, were awarded honorable mention. Physics winners were Gary St. Peter, Low Speed Boundary Layers, first place, Mark Brus, The Influence of the Krushnic Effect on Rocket Engine Thrust, second pie and Sam Johnston, Multi-Purpose esting Chamber, third place. There were three students who received honorable mention: Paul Crescenzo, A Study of the Moon Through Astrophotography; Steve Graziano, pOCLOPLaD y Exposure; and Peter Badmajian, The Seismograph. Winners in electronics were Harold Et- terman, The Gas Laser, first prize; Larry Pidgeon, Logic Machines, second prize; and Gary Bianchi, Auto Burglar Alarm, third prize. A special award each year by the West- ern Mass. Heart Association for the best project concerning circulation. This prize, a $10 check, was divided between Ann Hogan, Physiology of the Heart, and Do- reen Lyons, Hearts. 12 tfherent effect f and powers have j N Comparative slides, are on and slid, ey Omparative ompare Specif; ¢ as The Ubmax; { ompare tres ee cand ant. af 13 14 ere Tantrums XX V On Friday, February 9th, and Saturday, February 10th, Tech Tantrums celebrated its Silver Anniversary. “The Pajama Game” served as the theme. “Thoroughly Modern Millie,” as per- formed by the cheerleaders, added a delight- ful rendition of the Roaring Twenties to the evening’s festivities. The Swingsters performed such popular tunes as “Windy”, “The Trolley Song,” the ever popular “Born Free”. All in all, it was a night that will long be remembered, by both cast and audience. %, bal Ze a 15 Sgt. Studley Col. Smith AFROTC J. Robbins, J. Grigus, A. Wells, F. Zdrojkowski, G. Johnson, C. Menzel, A. Providakas. by Salted 16 Tech is in its second year of AFJROTC. One hundred and seventy cadets are now enrolled; ninety freshman, the remainder junior and seniors. Colonel Smith is in- structing the upper classmen and Sergeant Studley is working with the freshman. They are enjoying new quarters on the third floor including a large classroom, lounge, and office. The lounge has been painted and new rugs and drapes have been donated by the parents. This room, which will serve as a meeting place, will have a hundred vol- ume library placed there by the Air Force. Next fall the AFJROTC will become a three year program with an enrollment of approximately two hundred and fifty members. i? 4 me er a 18 19 cr ye Wes ee fof Pe a a iby == eee wt me ADMINISTRATION School Administrators Dr. John E. Deady Dr. Alice B. Beal Joseph E. Buckley Thomas J. Donahoe Thomas A. Kenefick Evertt P. McCue Dr. Helen N. Theinert Dr. John E. Deady School Superintendent School Committee Vincent DiMonaco Romeo J. Cyr Theodore E. Dimauro Wilbur J. Hogan Mrs. Mary M. Lynch William J. O’Neil Mr. Donald G. Gifford Principal ipal ing Jackson incipa Beld Assistant Pr Mr. 9 Miss Marion Hoar Assistant Principal Counselors Mr. Souza Mr. Kennedy Mr. McMahon Mr. Grace Miss Cormack Secretarys Mrs. McGrath Mrs. Lantaigne Mrs. Kennedy Miss Plourd Missing: MRS. BENOIT 25 New Teachers Miss Anderson—Replacing Miss Baker in the Clothing and Foods Department, Miss Anderson has attended Southern Illinois University, where she obtained her Bachelor of Science Degree. Having taught last at East Jordon Michigan, Miss Anderson has been spending her summers attending Michigan State University. Miss Anderson Mr. Ferraro—Mr. Ferraro attended AIC, where he obtained his BA and Westfield State College, where he received his Masters in Education. Before coming to Tech, Mr. Ferraro taught at Duggan Junior High School. Mr. Ferraro is a valuable addition to our history department. Mr. Ferraro Mr. Stratton—A new member to Tech’s teaching staff this year is Mr. David Stratton. Mr. Stratton has taken over the duties of Mr. Foley as a boys gym instructor. Previous to his appointment to the Tech faculty, he taught at Buckingham Jr. High School and also coached all the junior high sports. Mr. Stratton attended American International College and The University of Miami where he earned a Bachelor’s Degree. Mr. Stratton Mrs. Thomas—Mrs. Thomas, a new addition to the English department at Tech, received her A.B. in English at AIC. Having previously taught at Duggan Jr. High, Mrs. Thomas also attended Univ. Of Conn. and Our Lady of the Elms. f chads . Mrs. Thomas Mr. Earl Erikson, a new member to the English and history departments at Tech this year, describes the school as lively and spirited. Graduating from Worcester State College, he later went to Westfield State College where he earned his Master’s in Education. He also attended Springfield College where he received his C.A.G.S. Mr. Erikson recently taught at Buckingham Junior High School. Mr. Erikson Replacing Miss Hilliker in 211 this year is Mrs. Meadows. She attended Florida A M University, where she earned her bachelor of arts in English and social studies. Her last teaching assignment was at Lincoln Park Academy in Fort Pierce, Florida. When asked her opinion of Tech she stated, “I feel the administration and faculty are dedicated members of their profession and are working toward a common goal—the improvement and education of Technical High School and its students.” Mrs. Meadows 28 Mr. Bowler Miss Carlson Mr. Forni Miss Lynch Mrs. Meadows Mr. Moriarty Mrs. Pryor Miss Rhoades Mrs. Seward Mrs. Shannon KA Miss M. Shea Mr. L. Shea Mrs. Thomas Mr. Thorton 29 History Miss Donavan Miss Donigan Mr. Dutkiewicz Mr. Ferraro b Mr. Kalloch Mr. Miller Mr. Nowick Mr. Sheehan Mr. Vatousiou Psychology Miss Donigian 30 Miss Bogacz Mr. Bushey Mr. Butler Mr. Cook Miss Fortin Mr. Grimaldi Mr. Haynes Mr. Hewitt Mr. McGrath Mr. Norduf Mr. Savoia Mr. Sprague Mr. Witherell Mr. Woodworth 31 Languages od h | I, 1 7 Miss Huller Miss Kennedy Miss Murray Miss Roy Mrs. Brazeau Miss A. Shea Mr. Bart 32 Physical Education—Boys Mr. Burns Mr. Cataldi Mr. Mason Mr. Orcutt Mr. Stratton Mrs. Andrews Miss Stoddard Home Ec. 5 Manatees Miss Anderson Mrs. Barone Miss Borner Miss Miller 33 cience Mr. Bart Mr. Basili Mr. Cummings Mr. Curran Dr. Dickinson Mr. Dolan Mr. Donati Mr. Dooley Mr. Doyle Mr. Forest Mr. Hopkins Mrs. Jones 34 Science seach lair Mr. Peabody Miss Potter Mr. Snow Mr. Sullivan Engineering Shop Mr. Loiko Mr. Pieterse Mr. Walsh ie Mr. Bradstreet Mr. Pino Mr. Reynolds H Mr. Setian Mr. Sonski Mr. Winslow 36 37 : 3 = n Senior 40 Candids 41 Robert Doleva, son of Mr. Leon Doleva of 90 Marsden Street, has been elected as one of the two se- niors to receive the Warner Achieve- ment Medal for 1968. Bob ranks thirty-fifth in a class of five-hundred eighty-two. During his three years at Tech Bob has served as a member of the Student Council and as President of the graduating class of 1968. An accomplished athlete, he has earned a name for himself in baseball, bas- ketball and soccer. Robert also served as Assistant Editor-in-chief of the Yearbook Staff during his senior year and as an officer of the Student Patrol. Warner Annually in honor of our first principal, Charles F. Warner, two seniors worthy of commendation are se- lected under the auspices of the Alumni Association, to be prsented upon graduation with the Warner 42 Achievement Achievement Medal. Actually chosen by thirty-five members of the faculty and student body, each recip- ient must meet the highest standards of scholarship, leadership, citizenship and character. 43 Sheila Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans of 77 Pasco Road, has been elected as the girls recipient of the Medal. Ranking fourteenth in the senior class, Sheila has been a three-year member of the National Honor Society and the German Club. As a two-year mem- ber of the Yearbook Staff, she served her senior year as its Photography Editor. Her interests extend to nu- merous activities and she has partici- pated in the “I Am An American Night”, Space Communications Club and the Jets. Senior Log Mary Ann Corbin, Vice President Robert Doleva, President Class Council ee First Row—E. Hill, C. Weiss, S. Oberlander, J. Somers, L. Hatzi- Tillman, H. Nathan, M. Demerski, D. Kennedy, R. Stowers, B. petro, E. Dudek, G. Bass. Second Row—S. Chisholm, R. Parker,L. | Decoteau, R. Langone, B. Opitz. 44 Class Advisors Sitting: Miss Bogacz, Miss Huller. Standing: Mr. Comer, Mr. McMahon, Mr. Caney. Jane Somers, Treasurer. Sandra Cote, Secretary. 45 NEIL E. ABRAMOWICZ 1077 St. James Avenue BEN ADAMS Neil was on the soccer team in his fresh- 125 Layzon Brothers Road man and junior years. He enjoys sports “Jelly Roll’s” prime interest is basket- very much, especially hockey. He wishes ball, but he also enjoys playing football to attend the University of Massachu- and baseball. Ben hopes to play college setts, where he will major in engineering. basketball in the future. ALLISON ALBEE 55 High Street In her three years at Tech, Allison has been a member of S.A. She has also been an office aid and a member of G.A.A. Her outside interests include swimming, and music. Her plans for the future are unknown. ANTHONY ALBANO 80 Manhattan Street During his junior year Tony served as an S.A. collector for his homeroom and at- tended a special science lecture. His primary interests lie in the field of sports, and he especially enjoys playing hockey. EMILIO ALFANO ROBERTA ALPER 884 Liberty Street 69 Garcia Street “Baca” has been a three year member Springfield, Mass. of S.A., the soccer team, and a member Bobi was a homeroom representative in of the basketball team in his freshman her junior year at Tech. Her prime inter- year. Emilio plans to continue his ests include skiing, swimming and music. education. She hopes to attend college someday. BENNY AMELIO 90 Woodcrest Road After school hours, Ben enjoys swim- ming, playing football, and playing the itar. Ben says he is interested in “hav- ing a lot of fun”. ANITA ANDERSON 195 College Street Anita shows a marked interest in math and music. She cites basketball and track as her favorite sports. Anita’s ambition is to further her education by going to college. JEFFERY ANDERSON PP se ats. JAMES E. ARMATA Jeff's interests are centered around cars, 917 Edindale Street boats, and generally, anything mechan- Since a major portion of “Bean’s” time ical. He likes to do repair work on en- ae eh a Win avenetati ak hate 4 has not been able to participate in school : sports, but he has an avid interest in bas- Western New peers College and ma- ketball and football. He also enjoys such jor in a electrical or chemical outside activities as hunting and fishing. engineering. out of school is taken up by working, he 46 SUSAN ARTHUR 83 Knollwood Street Sue has been a three year member of the Red Cross Council. She was vice-presi- dent in her junior year, and has been re- cording secretary in her senior year. She has also participated in the chorus, the Latin Club, the Drill Team, and has been an usherette. Sue’s ambition is to be a dental assistant. LEO ARSLANIAN 61 Lyndale Street “Ars” enjoys playing and watching sports and is also interested in working on cars. After graduation, he would like to attend college, although he is not cer- tain what his major will be. RICHARD ATWATER 203 South Branch Parkway A three year S.A. member, Rich has also Tat dabsat. been a member of the crew team and the Dave has been in the Rifle Club and has Student Patrol. His outside interests are water sports, specifically sailing and swimming. After graduation, Rick hopes to enter a field which will enable him to design boats. been a member of the Rifle team. Other activities include Corridor Patrol] and Stage Crew. After graduation he hopes to attend college. 1 WALTER S. AVERY 50 Keddy Street Walt was on the cross country team in his junior year and took part in the Spelling Bee in both his freshman and junior ears. He enjoys playing miniature golf ond pone! Walt’s AVP for the rane are not known. JOSE AUGUSTO JR. 255 Center Street Joe has been a member of both the bas- ketball and baseball teams. He is inter- ested in sports of all types. Joe plans to enlist after graduation. WILLIAM ROBERT BAGLEY 15 Sarotoga Street MARION BAIDY In addition to being a three year S.A. 15 Melrose Street member, Bill also played on the football Marion has been very active in sports all team during his freshman year. Cars are three years at Tech. She has participated his principle interest. In the future, Bill in basketball, track, softball, and the hopes to attend college and study G.A.A. Marion plans to attend college engineering. after graduation. PETER BAILLARGEON 58 Harvey Street Pete is interested in mechanics; he likes to work with cars and engines, His pri- mary ambition is to develop a high per- formance engine of his own. NEIL BAILEY 122 Harvey Street Neil has a special interest in sports, in- cluding bowling and golf. Hue puagy ambition is to become a professional bowler. 47 ALLAN BALICKI MICHAEL BAJOREK 104 Everett Street 107 Parker Street Allan has been a member of the crew Mike has been a member of the soccer team and the Student Patrol during his and baseball teams at Tech. He is espe- freshman, junior and senior years. He cially interested in sports. Mike hopes hopes to attend Western New England to get a good education and go on to college and major in_ electrical college. engineering. ERNEST BARBUTI 90 Marble Street Ernie has contributed to the spirit of Tech as a three-year member of the baseball team and a member of S.A. He devotes much of his free time to playing basketball, baseball and all oth- er sports. In the future he would like to attend a local college. RICHARD BARALDI 6 Glencove Street Rich is interested in sports, cars and enjoys music very much. After gradua- tion he plans to attend college. GUY BARBUTI CRAIG BARTON 90 Marble Street 117 Cloran Street “Tommy” has been a member of the basketball team and the chorus. He en- pees 2 ae bet ee we joys coaching and umpiring little SO tn CODE OU Ene ALE SETS Coal oy during his senior year. He likes to wa- league baseball, and working out with . his weights. His ambition is to become Bee shi and vos play the) eins otis a teacher after he fulfills his military eeu Lo PeeE EES omic eaeree a uties. : GLORIA BASS 82 Stebbins Street Gloria has been a member of G.A.A., which has prompted her to be an active participant on the basketball, softball, and volleyball teams. She has also per- formed in Tantrums in her junior year. After finishing high school, Gloria hopes to travel. MARTIN LUDWIG BATT 481 Wilbraham Road Marty’s interests include reading and playing sports, especially football. He is planning to attend a business college. FRANK BAUER 35 Jean Drive CRAIG BECK Frank has been a member of the crew 66 Brookside Circle team during his junior and _ senior Craig has participated on the crew years, and has also been a three year team during his junior ae and has member of S.A. A sports enthusiast, he been on the Corridor Patrol durin has enjoyed attending Tech games. his senior year. Craig hopes to atten Frank’s ‘plans for ae future are S.T.I. to become a draftsman. unknown. 48 WILLIAM BEDARD 99 Jonquil Drive For three years, “Bullet” has been a member of the baseball team and the Student Patrol; he has served as an officer for two years. He was a fresh- man member of the basketball team, a member of the soccer team during his junior and senior years, and Sports Ed- itor for Tech News in his senior year. After graduation, Bi ll plans to attend college and major in mathematics. ALEXANDER BEGG 20 Colonial Avenue Alex, a three year S.A. supporter, has been a member of the Band. His inter- ests include coin collecting, swimming and baseball. Alex’s ambition is to at- tend college. WILLIAM BELL PAULA BELLUCCI 57 Osgood Street 91 Flint Street “Ding-Dong” has been a S.A. collector Paula has been for three years a year- and a yearbook representative ae book collector, a member of S.A., and his freshman and senior years. Bill in the Future Teachers Club. She en- lans to serve his country by enlisting joys sewing and swimming. She would in the Air Force or Navy after like to become an elementary school graduation. teacher. RONALD BENNETT 101 Leavitt Street Ron has been a three-year member of GEORGE BENNET 34 Daviston Street For three years George has been a member of S.A. He centers his outside interests around football, cars, and music. His plans for the future include S.A., and in his freshman year was on the Tech High Bowling Team. Outside of school he has bowled with leagues for five years, often placing in eg des itive events. After graduation Ron plans to join the Navy. becoming an engineer. DEBORAH BERTHIAUME 93 Superior Avenue Debbie has been a spirited member of the girl’s gymnastic team. She was a representative for her homeroom dur- ing her junior year and has been an S.A. collector during her senior year. Be- sides gymnastics, Debbie is interested in art, and she hopes to attend Pratt In- stitution or S.T.I. to pursue a career along one of these lines. WILLIAM BENNETT 23 Washington Street Bill’s main interest 1s golf. He hopes to go into pro golf after completing four years of college. BETTY BLACKWELL 96 Edgewood Street Betty has been a member of the chorus for three years and participated in Tan- trums for two years; she has also been a member of the G.A.A. and the Fu- ture Nurses Club. Her outside interests include listening to music and playing baseball. After graduation, Betty plans to join the U.S. Air Force as a profes- . sional nurse. fii DAVID J. BLAIR 198 Mallowhill Road Dave was a member of the Corridor Pa- trol during his first year at Tech. He 1s very interested in soccer. In the future, Dave hopes to become a civil engineer. 49 NADINE BLAKELY 24 Bay Street Nadine has been very active in the G.A.A. and she has participated in vol- leyball, softball, and basketball. Her out- ae CEST SO rea cee outdoor sports, and playing the piano. In the future, Nadine plans to become a hair stylist. WILLIAM BLANCHARD 79 Bowles Street Bill’s interests tend to center around ac- tivities outside of Tech. Among these interests are football and bowling. Bill plans to go to the University of Mass. and major in an engineering course. RAY E: BLOUNT IR: 46 Seventh Street An S.A. supporter for three years, Ray was a member of the Junior National Honor Society and was on the basketball team in his freshman year. In his spare time, he enjoys playing basketball and building and launching model rockets. Although he is undecided as to what field he will enter, Ray does plan to go to college. JAMES F. BLOOM 52 Jonquil Drive As a freshman Jim was a squad leader and is still an avid enthusiast of sports articularly basketball and _ baseball. pon graduation Jim will attend college. As of yet, he is not certain what his major will be. CATHERINE BOBBA 245 Kent Road pal has been a member of the Chorus GARY BODZIOCH and has participated in the spring and ; 28 Ringgold Street Christmas concerts. In her senior year During his freshman year at Tech, she was in the future teacher’s club. For “Bods” played baseball. His interests center around sports, cars, and art. In the future, Gary anticipates becoming a draftsman. three years she has been yearbook collec- tor for her homeroom. After graduation Cathy would like to attend Westfield State College and major in Elementary Education. GREGORY BOHEMIER 39 Henilworth Street While at Tech, Greg has been a member of the crew t eam and has served on the Red Cross Council. His outside interests during the summer months center around water skiing and swimming. Af- ter graduation, he hopes to pursue a ca- reer in electrical engineering. CECILE BOUCHER 216 Middlesex Street “Cile,” a member of the National Honor Society in her junior year, has also been very active in the Tech chorus. She has participated in both the Christmas and Spring Concerts. After graduation, ‘ Cile” plans to attend S.T.I. and take up I.B.M. training, or become a medical secretary. 50 CHRISTOPHER BOILARD 147 Pasco Road Chris has been a member of S.A., has layed on the football team, and on the baseball team.) Sports, including base- ball, football, and hockey, are among his many interests. He has not yet decided what field he would like to pursue, al- though he is certain that he will attend college. ELIZABETH BOUSSY 526 Plainfield Street While at Tech, Betty has been in the G.A.A., the Drama club, and gymnas- tics. She has been an usherette for gradu- ation and has helped in makeup for Tech Tantrums. Nursing is her primary inter- est, but she may pursue a Career in acting or join the Peace Corps. DENNIS BOYER 130 Ellendale Circle Dennis has been a three year member of the chorus. Outside of school, he enjoys working with and racing stock cars and skin-diving. Dennis hopes to attend col- lege and major in electrical engineering. EDWARD BRAESE 6 Newport Street Eddie has been a three year member of S.A. and the swimming team. Outside of school, he is a member of the Targert’s Drum and Bugle Corps. Eddie hopes to RICHARD BOWERS 60 Garcia Street Ricky has been on the swimming team, a lifeguard, and on the basketball team during his three years at Tech. Ricky en- joys playing almost any sport. After raduation he plans to attend college to ecome an industrial engineer. CHARLENE BRADLEY 122 King Street Charlenes main interests are outside sports such as tennis and badminton. Af- ter Eee she plans to become a model. LAWRENCE BRANDOLI 756 Main Street A member of S.A., Larry has also been a member of the Band and the swimming team. He enjoys playing the drums and playing most sports. Larry hopes to be- major in mechanical engineering when come a professional drummer. he attends college. PAUL BRAULT 135 Jerilis Drive Paul has been a member of S.A., the cho- rus, and the Concert Choir. He is very in- are among Bruce’s prime interests. He terested in music, and hopes to attend plans to enlist in the Navy after college to major in the performing arts. graduation. BRUCE BRISSETTE _ 57 Cleaveland Street Hunting, fishing, football, and baseball SANDRA BROSHEARS 331 Gillette Avenue Sandy has been a member of the Concert Choir and the Student Council. She has also participated in Tech Tantrums, the G.A.A., the Christmas, Spring and Graduation Choruses, and various dance committees. 51 DAVID BROSKA 2266 Wilbraham Road Dave has been in Chorale for three years and has participated in the epune and Christmas Concerts. During his junior and senior years, he has been a member of the crew team and J.E.T.S. His major outside interest is sports cars. After grad- uation, Dave plans to pursue a career in the medical field. CARL BROWN 79 Princeton Street Carl has been very active in his three years at Tech. His school activities have included the Band, Tech Tantrums, and the crew team. He has also participated in assemblies and parades. Carl’s ambi- tion is to become a commercial pilot. WILLIAM A. BROWN 16 Pinkett Place A member of the varsity football squad for three years. William has been an en- thusiastic part of Tech’s gridiron. He has also played on the basketball and track RONALD BRUNELLE 284 Denver Street Ron has been a three year member of S.A. and on the Yearbook Business Staff. He rowed for the crew team in his fresh- man and junior years and played on the tennis team during his junior and senior years. Outside of school, he enjoys waterskiing, playing tennis and softball, and traveling. Ron hopes to go into ei- ther public accounting or business management. teams. After graduation, William intends to go to college, major in physical educa- tion, and “make good.” it RENE BRYANT 596 Newbury Street Outside of school, Rene enjoys fishing and swimming. His main ambition after graduation is to become an architect and eventually manage his own company. MARK BRUS 152 Blanche Street Mark, president of the National Honor Society during his senior year, has been a member of the tennis team for two years, a member of the Rifle Team for three years, and a participant in the Science Fair during his junior and senior years. Mark plans to attend college. BARBARA BUGGS 98 Division Street Barbara has been a member of the school’s chorus group for one year. Cooking and sewing are Barb’s main in- terests. After graduation, she would like to become either a cooking or sewing teacher. DORREL BURKE 31 Bowdoin Terrace During her spare time, Dorrell enjoys laying tennis and baseball. Her plans or the future include becoming a nurse. BRIAN BURNS 129 Leitch Street James Burritt Music, cars, and bands comprise Brian’s Son of Fredrick and Mary Burritt major interests. In the past, he sang for a Born August 6, 1949 band called the “Six Feet Under.” Upon graduation he plans to go to New York Died February 11, 1968 “And flights of angels sing thee to and become a musician. thy rest!” LYLE A. BUTLER III 116 Winding Lane A member of the A.F.R.O.T.C., Lyle has also been a member of the Student Pa- trol, the Corridor Patrol, the German Club, and an S.A. collector. After school, much of his time is spent playing base- ball, working with cars, collecting stamps, or doing meteorogical work. Lyle hopes to attend coilege and to re- main with the Air Force program. JERALD CABANA 87 Surrey Road For three years, Jerry has been a member of the Student Patrol and the baseball team. During his senior year he has been a lieutenant on the Patrol, a Tech News sports editor, and manager of the fresh- man basketball team. Jerry would like to make writing his career. JOANNE CALDERWOOD 580 Plainfield Street Joanne has been a member of S.A., the gymnastics team, the Latin Club, and the G.A.A. She is interested in sports and history, and would like to attend college to become a teacher of either physical education or history. FRANCIS CALVANESE JR. 89 Johnson Street Fran has been a member of S.A., the soc- cer and tennis teams, and a two year member of the Student Patrol. In his se- nior year he was a Tech News editor. He enjoys building models, listening to the radio, and playing basketball. Fran hopes to become a chemical engineer or a chemist. GEORGE CAMPBELL JR. 16 Hicks Street “Snail” was a freshman member of the football team, a junior squad leader, and a three year S.A. member. His spare time is Apes by cars, racing, swimming, water-skiing, and basketball. He states his ambition as wanting “‘to beat Caval- JAY CAPUANO 31 South Tallyho Drive While at Tech, Jay was a member of the Junior National Honor Society. After school hours, he enjoys water-skiing, skin-diving, and drag racing. Jay’s future plans include becoming an orthodontist. lini with my six-cylinder.” THOMAS CARNEY ALFRED CARPANELLI JR. 166 Drexel Street Al has been a member of the Audio Visual Aid crew and has also been a member of the Ski Club and the crew team. He is a skiing and surfing enthusi- 26 Sargon Street Tom has many interests, but he especial- ly enjoys going to the beach. After gradu- ation, he hopes to attend college. RODERICK CASE 46 Grattan Street Rod has been a three year member of S.A. and a two year member of the Con- cert Choir. His interests include working on and driving his sportscar, and listen- ing to music, aoe that played by his friends. His future ambitions include a career in business administration. ast. Al hopes to become a_ history NEIL CASSANELLI 62 Bartels Street Neil was an S.A. member in his fresh- man year, a member of the basketball team in his junior year, and has been on the Corridor Patrol in his senior year. Outside of school, he enjoys sailing, skiing, playing basketball, and playing hockey. Neil plans to become an engi- neer or a chief draftsman. MAURICE CAVANAUGH 49 Florentine Gardens Moe is interested in cars and enjoys “‘just hanging around”. Moe has been on the Corridor and Student Patrols, on the football team in his freshman year, and was a pha leader in his junior year. Af- ter graduation he would like to attend college. KENNETH CHAREST 14 Prospect Street Ken enjoys listening to records, playing pool, pingpong, and going to the movies. Ken would like to become a Post Office employee after graduation. DANIEL CHARKO 79 Milford Street Danny has supported S.A. for three years and has been an able member of STEPHEN CEBEREK 29 Rinebeck Avenue When not working after school, Steve enjoys most sports especially football, baseball and swimming. He has been on the Corridor Patrol and an S.A. member. He hopes to further his education at college. GARY CHARETTE 176 Abbe Avenue Gary has pe eae, in the activities of the Rifle Club. Outside of school, Ga pays basketball, and baseball; his other obby is making model cars. After grad- uation he is planning to attend college to become an engineer. WILLIAM CHASE 1854 Parker Street A ski enthusiast, Bill has been a three year member of the ski club. He has also the varsity football squad for two years. He enjoys a variety of sports, including football, baseball, and hockey, girls, and weight lifting. Danny plans to attend Lowell Tech and major in engineering. displayed school spirit by being a three- year S.A. member. He enjoys most sports and plans to make a career in engineering. JOSE A. CHAVEZ 282 Belmont Avenue Jose has been President of both the Spanish Club, and the Red Cross, and has also been a member of the Future Teacher’s Club. His interests focus upon sports and electronics. He plans to be- come either a Spanish teacher or an engi- neer after graduation from college. ROBERT CHELLI 15) Leete Street GEORGE CHERRY 30 Monmouth Street George was a member of the A.V.A. and also a member of Corridor Patrol. His in- terest includes listening to rock ’n roll music, and he 1s also interested in sports and eet a George jplans to go to col- lege and take up law, and then go into the service. JO ANNE CHESTNUT 26 Groton Street Jo Anne has been an office aide and in Audio Visual Aid. JoAnne would like to attend a junior college and perhaps some day work in an Office. 54 STEVE CHISHOLM 415 Gifford Street Steve has been an active participant in the Band and the Ski Club. His primary interest is playing the flute. Steve plans to attend Worchester Poly Tech to pursue a career in mathematics, and then enlist in the Navy. CYNTHIA CLARK 89 Bennington Street Cindy, a three year member of S.A., has also been on the Tech News staff during her junior and senior years, an office aide, and a member of the Future Nurses Club. After graduation, she plans to at- tend a junior college and eventually be- come a medical secretary. WILLIAM COCCHI 55 Harvard Street Bill’s primary outside interest is working on cars. He is interested in engineering and plans to pursue a career in chemistry. DEBORAH COLE 31 Mallowhill Road Debbie has been a three-year member of S.A. and a two-year member of the Fu- ture Teachers Club, She enjoys sewing, football games and dances. Her future plans include becoming a home econom- ics teacher. CHRISTOPHER,COLLINS 116 West Alvord Chris’s outside interests are centered around sports, particularly football and baseball. Upon graduation, he hopes to attend college and major in the field of education. 55 NICK CIOCCA 659 South Branch Parkway Nick has been a valuable member of the wrestling team; he took the Western Massachusetts title and came in second in the New England competitions. Nick plans to attend the University of Massa- chusetts to major in law. GAYLE CLOUGH 85 Homestead Avenue Gayle was a member of the G.A.A. in her freshman year and has served as Red Cross Representative. Much of her free time is spent swimming and_ water- skiing. Because she likes being with peo- ple, Gayle hopes to work in the Provi- dence Home for Children after graduation. DOMINIC COLACCINO 148 Oakland Street During his tHree years at Tech, Don en- joyed the students and faculty at Tech. Most of his spare time is taken up by his part time job. After graduation he hopes to either join the service or attend college. GREGORY COLLIER 58 Greenlawn Street During his freshman year, Greg played football for Tech. As one of his interests he lists sports. Greg hopes to become a printer. KEVIN COLLINS 72 Narragansett Street Kevin has been an enthusiastic member of the hockey team for three years. He has also been a member of the crew team, the Student Patrol, and the Cor- ridor Patrol, and has participated in as- semblies and rallies. Kevin’s ambition is to teach on the secondary school level. MICHAEL CONTI 393 Stapleton Road Mike enjoys working on cars and going to the beach. He hopes to continue on to engineering college after graduation from high school. WILLIAM A. CONZ 29 Bethel Street An enthusiastic golfer, Bill has been a member of the golf team. Much of his free time is also devoted to golf, although during the winter his interests switch to hockey. After graduation he plans to en- ter the service, and upon completion of his military duties, Bill hopes to enter college. GWENDOLYN YVONNE COOPER 92 Amore Road Gwen has been a two-year member of the F.T.A., of the Bio-Research Club, and has been a member of the Concert Choir in her senior year. She enjoys sing- ing, dancing, and working crossword puzzles. Gwen plans to go to U. Mass. and major in Spanish. In the future she would like to become a teacher of for- eign languages. DONNA COOK 50 Lonia Street At Tech Donna has been an office aide, and a member of the Future Nurses Club. She has also enjoyed the benefits of S.A. for 3 years. Her hobbies include sewing, cooking, and water skiing. Her ambitions are to become a_ practical nurse and to “get married”. ve MARY ANN CORBIN 23 Felicia Street Mary Ann has served as vice-president of her class for two years, and has been a three year member of Tech Tantrums, ROBERT CASSABOOM 112 Breckwood Blvd. Student Council, and the Inter-High i Springfield | Youth Council. She has also been a Tech An avid member oft e tennis team Bob News editor, a cheerleader, a member of has participated in the Tantrums, the N.H.S. and the Spanish National Swingsters, Band and the Western Mass. Honor Society and an office aide. After school hours, Mary Ann enjoys attend- ing hockey and soccer games. SANDY J. COTE 13 Putnam Circle Sandy has been class secretary and a member of student council, for three years. While on student council, she served as corresponding secretary in her junior year and president as a senior. Sandy was a member of the National Honor Society. an office aide and an ac- tive participant in assemblies. Sandy wishes to pursue a career in nursing. MICHAEL COURTNEY 175 Garland Street A member of Chorus and Boys Glee Club for two years, Mike has also been a three year member of S.A., and has tak- en part in the Spring Concerts. He enjoys bowling and swimming. He plans to en- ter the Coast Guard after graduation and then return to college to finish his education. 56 Festival. Bob takes pleasure in skin diving and tennis. His primary ambition is to become a mechanical draftsman. THOMAS COTY 31 Bridle Path Road During his three years at Tech, Tom has been a member of the Band and has par- ticipated in all of its activities, includin the Spring and Christmas concerts an the graduation ceremonies. Outside of school, Tom plays golf and other sports. After graduation, Tom plans to attend Western New England College where he will major in accounting. DENNIS S. COVIELLO 88 Glenwood Street “Cobo”, who has been a three year member of S.A., is a rock’n’roll enthusi- ast. He enjoys meeting and being with people. After graduation he hopes to at- tend college to better his knowledge in the field of Social History and Economics. ELEANOR CRAM 48 Bither Street Ellie has been an S.A. member, and office aide, and usherette, and a partici- pant in the Spring Concert. She has also taken part in the “I am an American” Night. Outside of school, she works as a nurse’s aide and enjoys skiing. Ellie hopes to become a nurse. ROGER COWEN 33 Fredette Street Asa member of the band, Rog has taken part in concerts and assemblies. In his ju- nior year, he was in Tantrums and he was on the Tech News Staff during his senior year. He likes guitars, golfing, and folk music. His main ambition is to go to college. PAUL CRESCENZO DONNA CRAWFORD 80 Ashland Avenue 23 Manor Court Donna has been a member of S.A., the Concert Choir, the Drill Team, and the National Honor Society; she has also been a participant in Tantrums. Besides working at Friendly’s, she enjoys sewing and going to the beach. She plans either to become a teacher or a dental assistant. KENNETH CRIMMINS 44 Mayfield Street Ken has been a member of the Student Patrol and the Ski Club. He spends much of his spare time either skiing or playing golf. Ken aspires to become a profes- sional golfer. GLEN CROSS 187 Prentice Street Glen has been a member of S.A. for 3 ears. An electronics enthusiast, he has uilt shortwave receivers and various kinds of radios and intercoms. Glen wishes to attend college to become an electrical engineer. ROXANNE CROWNINGSHIELD 1645 South Branch Parkway Roxie has been a member of the gymnas- tics team and a three year member of S.A. She enjoys dancing, roller skating. water skiing, and cars, and also enjoys her work at a local hospital. Roxie’s ambitions are to go into the field of nurs- ing, do some professional modeling, and eventually get married. 57 Paul has participated in the Tech Science Fairs in his junior and senior years. While at Tech he was a member of the Chess Club, Jets, Telfad, and a three year member of the Nationai Honor Society. He is interested in Astronomy and Rocketry. He hopes to go to college and major in Physics. CHARLES CROSS 1404 Roosevelt Avenue In his junior year, “Chan” took part in the spelling bee. He enjoys sports, nota- bly bowling and skiing, and is also inter- ested in working with and reading about automobiles. In the future, “Chan” plans to attend a college in Illinois to be- come an electronics engineer. MARGARET CROSS 31 Sonia Street A member of the National Honor Soci- ety Peggy has also been a member of the Future Teachers; French, and Ski Clubs. Much of her free time is devoted to sew- ing or events. Peggy anticipates becom- ing an elementary school teacher. GAYLE CUILLINANE 98 Roosevelt Ave. Gayle has been an office aide for two years at Tech. She enjoys swimming, skating and listening to records. After poche she would like to attend col- Fe and later become an elementary chool teacher. MEREDITH CUMMINGS 192 Fountain Street “Mufi” has been a Red Cross represen- tative for three years, a Majorette for two years, a three year member of S.A. and she has served as Swingsters Librarian for two years. Her hobbies are collecting stuffed ‘animals, traveling and visiting new places. After graduation she would like to be a telephone operator. DORINE D’AGOSTINO 23 Lawndale Street “Dee Dee” was in Junior Achievement, on the drill team, and an usherette at graduation in her freshman year. In her junior year she was in Tantrums, the Spring Concert, and the “Iam an Ameri- can” Night. She loves bowling and skat- ing and likes to sketch cartoon charac- ters. Dorine plans to attend college and major in physical therapy. CHARLES DANTON 215 Rosewell Avenue In his freshman year, Charlie was a member of the crew team. He enjoys col- lecting records, “producing predominant bass sounds through the use of stereo equipment,” and is also interested in the math and science fields. He hopes to at- tend Lowell Technical Institute or S.T.I. to major in the field of electronics. EARL DAVIS 82 Macomber Avenue Earl is very interested in cars and auto- mobile racing. Although his ee for the future are not certain, Earl plans “to be a great saxaphone jazz musician or part of the Indianapolis racing team for the Granotelli Brothers”, or a psychologist. DEBORAH DE CARO 347 St. James Avenue Deb has been a three-year member of S.A. and, in her junior cet she was an office-aide. She enjoys horseback riding and dancing. Deb would like her future to include a well-organized and happily married life. 58 THEODORE CZEPIEL 103 Edmund Street Ted has been a member of the Spanish Club and the crew team. He lists his hob- bies as bowling, basketball and hockey. He wants to take a liberal arts course at college and later become a professional bowler. ENRICO DANIELE 35 Wendell Place “Rico” played baseball for Tech in his freshman, junior, and senior years. He enjoys playing pool and pines He hopes to become a professional baseball player. JEFFREY DAVIDSON 113 Winton Street In his junior year, Jeff was a member of the Latin Club and an active participant on the Debating Team. Jeff has entered the Tech Science Fair for the past three years and has participated in Regional and State Fairs. Last year Jeff received a National Science Foundation Grant to perform research at Indiana University. Jeff plans to attain either a M.D. in pa- thology or a P.H.D. in biochemistry. MARK DAVIS 216 Marsden Street An excellent pianist, Mark played in Tantrums, and in the Spring and Christ- mas Concerts and he has been a member of the Swingsters and the Chorus. Mark does a lot of boating and swimming, and Co the piano for dance studios during is spare time. His future plans include attending college and majoring in music. WILLIAM DECOTEAU 20 Dickinson Street For three years, “Billy Boy” has been a member of the wrestling team, a member of the Student Council, a yearbook col- lector, a homeroom representative, and a member of S.A. In his freshman year he was on the Student Patrol and belonged to the Ski Club and tennis team. Outside of school he enjoys softball and wres- tling. Billy would like to become a teacher. VINCENT DELLATORRE 45 Rutledge Avenue “Vinny” enjoys all sports. Among his fa- vorites he includes fishing and hunting. After graduation from high school, he plans to attend college. MARK DEMURSKI 133 Robert Dyer Circle For three years, Mark has participated on the hockey team and has been an S.A. member. He has been a squad leader for his freshman and junior years and also has been a member of Student Patrol. His interests include baseball, basket- ball, hockey and football. Mark hopes to attend A.I.C. after graduation. SEANCEY DETKA 36 Marble Street Stan’s school activities have been cen- tered around sports. He has been a three year member of both the varsity track and varsity wrestling teams, and a two year member of the varsity cross country team. Outside of school he likes to play sports and meet people. Stan hopes to teach mathematics and continue his in- terest in sports by serving as a coach. FRANK DELUCA 78 Wilson Street While at Tech, Frank participated in the Student Council activities, the bowling team, R.O.T.C., the German Club, track, office aid and Junior Achievement. Out- side of school Frank likes golf, basket- ball, baseball, U.F.O.’s and reading. He plans to attend Western New England College. TOMMIE DENSON 115 Washington Street A member of G.A.A., Tommie has also been a Library Aide and a member of S.A. She loves working in a nursery school and writes poems. She aspires to become either a physical therapist or a newspaper correspondent. MICHAEL DI CARLO 53 Fallston Street Mike, a three year Band member, has also been the Band manager during his senior year. He has participated in Swingsters and has also been a member of the bowling team. Camping, playing with dance groups, and landscaping are included in Mike’s interests. Upon grad- uation Mike plans to enlist in the U.S. Navy. KENNETH DIEGEL 128 Russell Street Kenny was a member of the Technical High School Student Council during his junior. He has belonged to S.A. for his three years at Tech. During his fresh- man, junior, and senior year he was yearbook collector for his homeroom. PAUL DOEL 102 Fair Oak Road ROBERT DOLEVA 90 Marsden Street Bob has been president of the class of ’68 for three years and has been a three year member of the Student Council as well. Through his freshman, junior, and se- nior years, he has been a member of the soccer, basketball, and baseball teams. He has been on the Student Patrol for three years and has been an officer this year. For the past two years he has been a member of the Tech Tiger yearbook staff. Bob plans to go on to college. at] RICHARD DONOVAN 93 Pennsylvania Avenue Tom was on the football team in his freshman year, and on the baseball team in his junior year. Skiing, baseball, and swimming are among his major interests. Tom plans to pursue a career in I.B.M. HELEN DOW 32 Lexington Street For three years, Helen has been a mem- ber of the G.A.A., the Drama Club, the make-up committee for Tantrums, the Gymnastics Team, and a yearbook col- lector for her homeroom. In her junior GORDON DOSS 88 Westford Circle “Gordo” was on the football team dur- ing his freshman and junior years. His other activities have included being a member of the wrestling team and the Ski Club. He enjoys sailing, skiing, woodworking and hunting. His ambition is to attend college. LINDA MARIE DRAPER 65 Fargo Street Lyn has been a member of S.A. for three years. She has an interesting hobby of re- finishing furniture and she also likes to sew, cook, decorate, and listen to music. Lynn hopes to go to Springfield Techni- cal Institute for training in physical therapy. ELEANOR DUDEK 32 Ledyard Street Eleanor has been a homeroom represen- tative, an office aide, and a three year member of S.A. She was a contestant in the math contest, and also participated in the fashion show during her senior year. She loves horseback riding, baseball, and “being with people.’ Eleanor is consid- ering going into the field of education. DEBORAH DUPONT 196 Rosemary Drive Debbie’s many school activities have in- cluded being a member of the National Honor Society, the cheering squad, the Concert Choir, and Tech Tantrums. She has also been an office aide, a Bio-Re- search Club member, and a participant in various concerts and assemblies. Be- cause she enjoys “life and the people that and senior years, she took part in assem- blies. Horseback riding, skiing, swim- ming, and going to the beach are her fa- vorite hobbies. Helen would like to be- come a nurse. ALBERT DRENTHE 231 Talmadge Drive Born in Indonesia, Al has traveled to the Netherlands and has been in the United States only the last eight years. While at Tech he has been a member of the Na- tional Honor Society. He enjoys fishing whenever possible. Al plans on attendin college and majoring in mechanica engineering. PAUL H. DUPERRE 151 Lancashire Road Paul was a member of the Chess Club in his freshman year. He enjoys most sports, and is especially interested in bowling, swimming, and guns. In the future, Paul would like to go into the field of scientific research. MARGARET DUTEAU 58 Haskin Street Maggie has been a member of the G.A.A. and the tennis team. Horseback riding, flying, art, and rifle shooting are her main interests. Margaret hopes to one day own a small ranch in Wyoming. make it,” Debbie hopes to be able to do extensive traveling. BEVERLY DYMON 28 Enfield Street DONALD ELLIOTT Bev has been a cheerleader for two years and also has been a member of the Tech Tantrums cast for two years. She was a member of the Future Nurses Club in her freshman year, and has been a three ycar member of the Ski Club. She enjoys skiing, cheering, and watching baseball and football games. 60 330 Gifford Street Don, an S.A. member for three years, is interested in sports. He has exhibited this interest by being an active member of the crew team. After graduation, Don plans to become an architect. MIKE ERBENTRAUT 164 Belmont Avenue “Traut” has been on the Student Pa- trol, the swimming team, the Ski Club, and has taken part in Tech Tantrums. He has also been a member of the Tech News staff and has participated in rallies. He is interested in swimming, sports, and cars. After graduation, Mike plans to attend college and major in business administration. JOSEPH FALORETTI 99 Marble Street Joe has been a member of the swim- ming team and a participant in Tech Tantrums. He has also been a member of the Corridor Patrol. Joe plans to at- tend college and major in history. THOMAS FERRARA 44 Mohawk Drive “Skin Head” has been a member of S.A. and the A.V.A. crew. Outside of school, he enjoys boxing. Tom plans to join the Marines. SHEILA EVANS 77 Pasco Road Sheila’s activities have included serving as an usherette, being an office aide, and being a member of the German Club. She has also been a member of the National Honor Society and the Tech Tiger yearbook staff. Sheila is planning a career as a fashion designer. JOSEPH FERGUSON 86 Wellington Street Interested in “almost anything,” Joe especially enjoys pool, table tennis, and sports in general. Because he works, however, he finds his time for these ac- tivities limited. Joe’s primary ambition is to become an I.B.M. operator. JOHN FERRARO 56 Yale Street A three year member of S.A., John has participated on the golf and bowling teams. John has also been a member of the Student Patrol and the National Honor Society. After graduation John plans to attend Worcester Tech and major in either mechanical or electrical engineering. RONALD E. FILIPIAK ANN FETROW eps aie 119 Park Ro ; ; on has been a yearbook represen- Sabo ENG tative for three eas He a te the National Honor Society during his ju- nior year, and in the French Club dur- ing his freshman year. Collecting coins are among his major interests. Ron hopes to become either an accountant or an I.B.M. operator. Ann has been a three year member of S.A. After graduation her ambition is to become an airline stewardess. JAMES FIORE 350 Abbott Street Jim was a member of the football team in his freshman year, a member of the Ski Club in his senior year, and has also been a two year member of the crew team. His interests are skiing, swimming, tennis, and fishing. After graduation, Jim plans to go to college. BRIAN FITZERALD 228 Drexel Street “Woodie” has a special interest in me- chanics and spends much of his spare time working on his car. His plans for the future are not known. 61 CHRIS FLEMING 31 Maple Street Chris has been a member of the tennis team. An avid reader, he enjoys read- ing historic accounts, particularly those which have to do with war and its con- PETER A. FLYNN 212 Allen Street A three-year S.A. member, Peter enjoys sports of all kinds. Having an avid in- terest in music and radio, he hopes to become a disc jockey after graduation. sequences. Chris has hopes of becom- ing an engineer. EARL FOOTE 122 Pasco Road “Bill” was on the crew team in his freshman year. Outside of school, he enjoys working on cars and skiing. He plans to join the Navy and make a ca- reer in the field of areonautics. MICHAEL FORNI 22 Richelieu Street Born in Italy, Michael came to the U.S. in 1963. While at Tech, he has been an active member of the J.E.T.S. Michael hopes to attend college with the goal of becoming an areonautics engineer. LEONARD FOWLER, III 158 Pendleton Ave. Lennie, or “Go-Go”, has been captain of the color-guard and has been a member of the Band for three years. His outside interests range from active sports, such as baseball and football, to quiet games like chess. In the future Lennie hopes to become a real estate broker or an engineer. PHIL FOSTER 336 Dickinson Street Phil has been an active participant of the bowling team and was a squad leader for two years. His interests cen- ter around sports, especially bowling and basketball. Phil’s plans for the fu- ture include attending college and ma- joring in history. WILLIAM FREEMAN 109 Meadowlark Lane Bill participated actively on the crew GAIL FRANCIS 128 Orlean Street Because she works, Gail’s school activi- ties have not been extensive, but she has found time to join the Girls Athlet- ic Association. When she has free time outside of school, she enjoys bowling. Gail aspires to be a teacher. JAMES FULLER 45 Lebanon Street As a freshman, Jimmy was a member of the football team. He enjoys partici- pating in and watching sports. After siete he would like to attend the niversity of Massachusetts. 62 and the swimming teams, and has been a member of the soccer team during his junior and senior years. His main in- terests are playing billiards and swim- ming. He hopes to become a draftsman after graduation. SUZANNE GAGNE 5 Druid Hill Road Sue has been an active member of the class of 68. She has been a cheerleader for two years, a three-year member of the Ski Club and Tech News business staff, and a Red Cross Queen candi- date; she has also participated in Tech Tantrums, rallies, and assemblies. Her outside interests include sewing, swim- ming, and horseback riding. Sue hopes to attend S.T.I. and become a dental assistant. LANNIS GAGNON 100 Roosevelt Avenue ety has been a member of the Na- tional Honor Society. The arts of judo and karate are of great interest to him. His other hobbies include playing the iano and flying. After graduation, anny hopes to become a commercial pilot. ALAN GALLERANI 50 Washington Road Al was a member of A.V.A. in his freshman year and a Red Cross home- room representative in his junior year. His outside interests include playin the guitar and organ, boat racing, an water skiing. He is a member of a band which plays at various social activities. Al hopes to become either a music in- structor or arranger. DAVID M. GAMACHE 61 Canterbury Road Dave, an S.A. supporter for three years, devotes much of his time to playing his JOHN GALLINA 19 Winthrop Street John enjoys playing most sports. After graduation, he plans to either attend a uitar and working with sports cars. technical institute or go into the ih ambitions are to go to college, “to SETVICE. own a TR4”, and “to stay with Sandy”. LYNDA GARROW 29 Endicott Street Lynda has been a member of the cho- rus for three years and has sung in both the Christmas and Spring Concerts. She has also participated in the G.A.A. and has been a three year member of S.A. Lynda’s interests include cooking, swimming, and sewing. Her ambition 1s to attend a nursing school. ROBERT GARWACKI 40 Strong Street Bob has been a three year member of S.A. He plans to enter college in hopes of becoming a pharmacist. JANIS GENTILE 63 Melrose Street NICHOLAS GENTILE Janis has been a member of S.A. and an office aide for three years. As a freshman she was a member of the Pep Squad, the Drama Club and the Ski Club. In her junior year, sh e was a member of the French Club. Janis’s ambition is to become a teacher. WAYNE GERO 446 Hancock Street “Gero” was a member of the baseball team in his freshman year and also par- ticipated in the Audio Visual Aids pro- gram. He enjoys working on his car, swimming, and riding motorcycles. 63 524 Dwight Road Nick has been a three year member of S.A. As a freshman and a senior he played on the golf team. He enjoys golf- ing, baseball and basketball. Nick ac to go to college and major in usiness, PY JAMES GIANOLA 140 Powell Avenue Jim has been both a homeroom and Red Cross representative. He has also been a member of the bowling team, the Spanish Club, and the Corridor Pa- trol. Bowling and golf are among his major interests. Jim would like to go on to college and major in _ business administration. VYRONDA GILLIAM 587 Bay Street Carol has been a three year member of S.A. at Tech. She was on the girls’ base- ball team in the 11th grade and the gym- nastic team in the 10th grade. She is a member of the Targets Drum Corps and enjoys plays the piano and organ. Af- ter graduation she would like to become a music teacher or go into the field of nursing. JULIAN GIUGGIO 618 White Street Julian has been a member of the Rifle Club during his freshman and senior years. He enjoys baseball, fishing, and collecting coins. Julian plans to go to a liberal arts college. CARMINA GONSALVES 119 Middlesex Street Carmen was a member of the Class Council, the Spanish Club, the Girls’ Gym Team, and S.A. Her wide range of interests includes bowling, dancing, col- lecting postcards, reading, and traveling. Carmen hopes to become a language teacher or an interpreter. ROBERT T. GOSSELIN 747 White Street Bob has been a member of the Corridor Patrol. After school, he enjoys playing hockey, golf, and pool. After graduation, he hopes to attend colle e, major in the eld, and eventua y own his own MICHAEL GOULET 18 Norwood Street Mike’s ambition is to join the service, ei- ther the Army or some other branch. Af- ter his military service is completed, he plans to get a good job. 64 THOMAS GIROUX 81 Jonquil Drive Tom has been a member of the Junior and Senior National Honor Societies. He is interested in most sports, especially hockey, baseball, golf, and swimming. Tom’s future plans include a career in e1- ther history or science. MARK CARL GLUSHIEN 409 Trafton Road ““Glush” has been a three year member of S.A. and was in the A.V.A. in his fresh- man year. He hopes to go to college and of ROBERT GOODWIN 129 Fern Street Bob’s biggest interest is the Carmelites Drum Corps. He has been on the Tech swimming team, and has served as a life- guard at a local pool. When he has free time, Bob enjoys playing pool or golf. After graduation, he plans to go to col- lege and major in engineering. major in math and later go into the field 1B.M. computing. ROSE GOSSELIN 878 Liberty Street “Rosie” has an avid interest in the field of fashion and enjoys modeling, danc- ing, and singing. After graduation, she JUANDALYN GREEN 295 Ambrose Street Having an avid interest in sports, Lynn has participated in basketball and track. She also has been a member of the Con- cert Choir in her senior year. Outside of school, she participates in the Drum and Bugle Corps, and the Sacred Dance Choir. plans to enter college and then pursue a career in fashion. KAREN GRINDLE 129 Layzon Brothers Road Karen has been a member of the Nation- al Honor Society and was an S.A. collec- tor in her junior year. Karen’s ambition is to take a course in surgical technology at the Springfield Technical Institute. DONALD GAUTHIER 82 Treetop Avenue Don is interested in sports, including football and baseball; he also enjoys dancing. After graduation, Don hopes to attend college. NORMAN GUZ JR. 46 Alfred Street “Guz” enjoys music, especially that of the Beatles, and he also likes to play the guitar. He plans to go to college, major in make money”. government, and ‘ KRISTINE HALLERAN 209 Ellsworth Avenue Kris has been the editor-in-chief of Tech News during her senior year. Her other activities have included membership in the Future Teachers Club and the French Club, and being a Model Con- gress Delegate in her junior and senior ears. Kris’s ambition is to become a ome economics teacher. ROBERT HAMILTON JR. 71 Edgeland Street Bob has been on both the Student and Corridor Patrols for three years. He has participated in Tech Tantrums, and has also been a three year member and col- lector of S.A. He enjoys musical activi- ties and sports. Bob hopes to join the Ma- rine Corps. 65 MARJORIE GRISWOLD 925 South Branch Parkway Marjorie devotes much of her time to reading and writing poetry. She also en- joys collecting stamps, listening to coun- try music, and weaving potholders. She aspires to be a poet, and hopes to model or do secretarial work, also. KATHLEEN GUYETTE 66 Clydesdale Lane In her freshman year Kathy was a mem- ber of the Pep Squad; she has also been a member of S.A., and has participated in the “I am an American” Night. Her in- terests include horseback riding, art, and cooking. Kathy’s future plans are to en- ter a field of nursing or art. WILLIAM HADDEN 968 Worthington Street In his freshman year Bill was a member of the Rifle Club and the Chess Club. He see a enjoys such q back riding. JONATHAN HALLET 14 Gatewood Road Having an interest in music, Jon was in the Concert Choir in his junior and se- nior years. He was also in Tantrums these two years. He has been a three year receiver of S.A. and was a member of the Red Cross Council during his freshman year. He likes rabbit hunting, fishing, and surfing. His future plans include orts as surfing and horse- s of yet, Bill’s future plans are indefinite. attending college. CANDICE HANSON 89 Wexford Street Candy has been an office aide and has worked on various dance committees. Her hobbies include skiing and swim- ming. After graduation, Candy hopes to go on to college. KEVIN C. HARRIS JEROME HASKINS 75 Wayside Street 59 Elmore Avenue Kev, a freshman member of the gym- As a freshman, Jerry was a member of nastic team, has been a part of the Junior Achievement. He enjoys reading Concert Choir during his junior and se- and singing. Jerry would like to go into nior years. Component stereo equip- the field of data processing and to ment and records take up much of his iravel: time. BEATRICE HART 24 Daviston Street “Beachie” has been a three year mem- ber of S.A. She enjoys going to the beach and to dances. She would like to go to S.T.I. to get a degree in nursing, and wants to travel the world before she settles down. LINDA HATZIPETRO 43 Cornwall Street “Greek” was an office aide in her se- nior year at Tech. She enjoys the beach and many different types of sports. She hopes to become an X-ray technician. STEPHEN HAUSMAN 156 Cooper Street MARION HAY Steve has been a three year member of 100 Division Street S.A., the soccer and rifle teams. He was Marion enjoys playing basketball and a member of the tennis team and the tennis, and dancing. After graduation German Club in his junior and senior she hopes to become a nurse. years. As a freshman, he was a member of the space communications club. RICHARD HERDENDOY 422 Eastern Avenue Ricky is a sailboating fan, and also en- joys working on engines of all kinds. He plans to make a career of the Navy. ROSEMARY HICKSON 177 Trafton Road ERWIN HILL JR. 24 Lyndale Street Erwin’s school activities have centered around gymnastics; he was a member of the junior varsity and then varsity gym teams. Outside of school, Erwin is an assistant scoutmaster of a Boy Scout troop, and he enjoys repairing trucks. F Erwin hopes to become a teacher or a civil engineer. JAMES HITCHCOCK 103 Fenway Drive Jim has participated in the chorus. One of his major interests is electronics. Jim’s main ambition is to teach and he lans to attend a college in the Spring- eld area. 66 SHEILA HOGAN 246 Laurelton Street For the past two years Sheila has been a member of the Tiger yearbook staff, serving as Senior editor in her senior ear, and a member of the National onor Society, acting as secretary in her senior year. She enjoys water sports, folk music, and traveling. Sheila plans to attend college, major in jour- | nalism, and do extensive traveling both in the U.S. and abroad. THOMAS HOLBIN 17 Schley Street Tom has been a member of the cross country, wrestling and track teams, and he also enjoys swimming. He hopes to go to college and later become an officer in the U.S.M.C. TIMOTHY HOLBIN 17 Schley Street Tim is very interested in sports. He has been a member of the cross country, track and wrestling teams. He also en- DWIGHT HOLLISTER 61 Sunrise Terrace “Duke” has been on the Student Patrol at Tech. He enjoys stamp collecting, joys swimming and baseball. He Saas tennis, and swimming. After leaving to go to college to study business; after Tech, he hopes to become a minister. college he would like to become a Ma- rine Officer. GARY HOLT 106 Phillise Avenue Gary has been a three year member of S.A. He has been a member of the var- sity bowling team and the Junior varsi- ty crew team. Gary’s outside interests } include creative writing, cars, and | music. MARGARITA HONORIO 37 Lansing Place Margarita has several outside interests. Among them are sewing, reading, and drawing. She is also interested in biolo- gy. After graduation, Margarita plans to become a registered nurse. WILLIAM HOWARD JR. 52 Kenyon Street ROBERT HUDSON Bill enjoys playing the guitar, painting, _ 1050 Berkshire Avenue fixing motorbikes, and playing sports. Bob lists bowling as his major outside He plans to join the Air Force or go interest. His future plans include a ca- into the field of music. reer in business administration. Fat Bey : a a. pe GAIL HUPFER 54 California Avenue Gail has served as an usherette for graduation, the spring concert and “I am an American” Night. She has been DOUGLAS HUNTER 25 Winnipeg Street Doug is interested in electronics and model rocketry. He hopes to attend Springfield Technical Institute after | graduation, and major in the field of | electronics. an office aide for two years and an S.A. member. She loves to ski and bowl. Be- cause she has worked as a nurse’s aide and enjoyed it very much, Gail hopes to become a registered nurse. JEFFREY HUTCHINSON 18 Wayside Street Jeff was an Audio Visual Aid during his freshman year at Tech. Riding mo- torbikes is one of Jeffs favorite hob- bies. Upon graduation, Jeff plans to go into the service. DARRELL INGALLS 498 Liberty Street Darrell Te: fishing, hunting, and going on long hikes. In general, he likes playing all sports, but his favorite is football. Darrell plans to attend col- lege and major in education. CAROL INGRAM 37 Windsor Street Carol has been an active member of the Latin Club, of the Student Council, of the G.A.A., and of Tech Tantrums. Tn her freshman year she was a major- ette substitute and served as a cheer- leader substitute in her senior year. She enjoys horse back riding, roller skating, and cooking. Her ambition is to be- come a pediatrician. LINDA JAHN 38 Pine Acre Road An active member of the chorus, Linda has participated in the Christmas and — Spring concerts, as well as graduation last year. She has been on the Red © Cross Council, during which she served © as Secretary and Treasurer. Her other — activities include being a member of — the Future Teachers Club. RONALD JAMES 52 Bond Street As a freshman, Ron was a member of the Drama Club. He was on the cross country team in his junior year and in both his junior and senior years was a member of the track team. Ron’s hob- DYAN JANKIEWICZ 57 Fresno Street Dyan has been an usherette at several of Tech’s functions. She enjoys active sports such as football and baseball, and especially enjoys watching car bies include table tennis and basket- races. After graduation, Dyan plans to ball. His future plans include becoming become a hairdresser. a writer. SAM E. JOHNSTON 6 Sedgewick Street “Sambo” has been a two year member of the Rifle Club and has marched with the Color Guard. He has pan in the Science Fair, from which he has received an award. He has been on the Tech Tiger yearbook staff and was a member of the audio visual aids crew. Becoming a Fetal Medicist is Sam’s primary ambition. WILLIAM JOHNSON 837 Belmont Avenue “B.J.” is a great sports enthusiast. His interest in basketball, especially, has been shown by his three year participa- tion on the basketball team. FRANKLIN JONES 120 Massreco Street “Skip” was a freshman member of the crew team and has been a member of the Student Patrol for three years. Out- side of school, he enjoys slot racing and flying model airplanes. oe ambi- tion 1s to continue his schooling. SHARON JONES 92 Pendleton Avenue Sharon has been a Student Council member, a library assistant, and a Fu- ture Teachers Club member. She likes baseball, | reading, cooking, and bowling. Sharon’s ambition is to be- come a teacher. JENNIFER JOUBERT 21 Virginia Street “Jay” has been a member of S.A. for three years and has been an S.A. repre- sentative. She has been a cheerleader during her junior and senior years, a member of the Ski Club, and a mem- ber of various dance committees. Sew- ing and horseback riding are among her outside interests. After graduation, she plans to attend a secretarial school. FRANCIS JOYAL 176 Main Street Frank has been on the Corridor and Student Patrols, and has also been a member of the R.O.T.C. He likes many sports including horseback rid- ing, basketball, and swimming. After graduation, he hopes to attend S.T.I. and he plans to eventually enlist in the Air Force. HOSEA L. KELLY Denna ator 120 Buckingham Street “Dee Dee” enjoys horseback riding Hose is well-known for his excellent Her hobbies are collecting records and ee a honor etek Se heed ae playing the guitar. After graduation, nial SF lege and would like to go into the field Diane plans to attend business school. of professional ball playing LYN MARY KELLY 1042-D Allen Street Lyn lists swimming as her favorite ac- tivity. After graduation she would like to become a dental assistant, and even- tually have a happy family. JULIUS KENNEY 85 Princeton Street Julius was a Red Cross Representative in his junior year and has been a three year member of S.A. He has been col- lecting stamps for two years, and lists this with coin collecting, as his hobby. Julius wants to go to college. STEPHEN KENNY 22 Vassar Street Because he entered Tech in the middle of the school year, Steve was unable to Participate in school activities. He en- Oys sports and likes traveling to differ- ent cities. Steve plans to enter college and later enlist in either the Navy or Air Force. 69 MAURICE KELLY 45 Emerald Road Moe, being a sports enthusiast, enjoys playing soccer, basketball and taking part in water sports such as skin diving and water skiing. Moe played on the basketball team in his freshman year and the soccer team all three years. Moe was the representative for his homeroom during his junior year. His future plans are to go on to college. WARREN KENNISTON 98 Patricia Circle Warren, who enjoys sports, has been on the varsity soccer, baseball and bas- ketball teams at Tech. He has also been in the Concert Choir, in the graduation chorus, and has taken part in Tan- trums. He enjoys sports, boating, and listening to good music. NOEL KINNEAR 69 Rochelle Street Noel has been a member of the Chess Club and the Space Communications Club and has also supported S.A. for three years. He enjoys target shooting and hunting. Noel’s plans for the fu- ture include a college education. EDWARD KIRPOLENKO 12 Osgood Street Ed has been an active member of the Boy Scouts for many years and has also participated in Junior Achieve- ment. He plans to attend college and upon graduation, join the Navy. SAMUEL KLINE 18 Corcoran Boulevard Sam was a member of A.V.A. in his freshman year and was on the rifle team during his junior year. He enjoys building and racing cars and operating his C.B. Radio; he combines interests by equipping cars with radios. Sam’s ambition 1s to go into engineering. DAVID KOWALSKI 66 Los Angeles Street Dave has been on the Corridor and Student Patrols; he has also pie with the Band and been a member of J.E.T.S. Playing outdoor sports and coin collecting are his primary interests. Dave plans to go on to college and ma- jor in engineering. SHARON KRZYS 181 Marsden Street During her junior and senior years, Sharon has been a majorette, has par- ticipated in Tech Tantrums, and has served on numerous dance committees. Her outside interests include bowling, skiing, and any type of outdoor sport. Because she has enjoyed working summers as a nurses’ aid, Sharon would like to make nursing her profes- sion, and she would also like to follow up her interest in dancing. y FRANK KUCZARSKI 77 Winding Lane Frank has been a three year S.A. mem- ber. He lists sports and music as his primary interests and he also enjoys playing the guitar. After graduation, rank plans to attend college. ALLEN KUSHNET 124 Draper Street Al has been a member of the bowling team and the Student Patrol. Outside of school, he enjoys playing tennis and water-skiing. Al’s future Bins are not known. ‘a FERNAND LABBE 411 Belmont Avenue Fern enjoys outdoor sports such as fishing, hunting, and golfing; working on cars is another of his interests. Fern’s plans for the future are unknown. LARRY LABAFF 81 Orphium Street Larry has participated in Tech Tan- trums and has been a member of Swingsters. He likes all sports and also enjoys working on cars. Larry plans to attend college. EDWIN LACHTARA 54 Oak Grove Avenue For the past three years, Edwin has been a member of S.A. and of the ROGER LABERGE 638 Carew Street Making home movies and experiment- ing with photographic film are Roger’s main interests. He plans to go to col- lege and major in education. Band. Although he holds a part time job, he still finds time to play baseball and basketball, to swim, and to kee up with the Red Sox, a team in eahieh he is very much interested. Edwin would like to attend college and major in accounting. FAITH LAFERRIER 43 St. James Avenue Faith was a member of the A.V.A. in her freshman year. She lists reading, swimming, and poetry as her hobbies. Faith’s ambition is to get a good job af- ter graduation. LUCIANO LALLI 87 Garfield Street Lou has been a three year member of the soccer team, the rifle team, and the Student Patrol. He likes to water ski and shoot pool, but can usually be GLORIA JEANNE LAFLEUR 19 Gordon Street A majorette in her junior and senior years, Gloria has also been a dance committee member and a member of G.A.A. Gloria’s ambition is to become a Navy nurse. GREGORY GEORGE LAMARCHE 43 Chilson Street Greg was a member of Junior Achieve- ment in his freshman year. He likes to play sports, especially hockey, collect stamps and coins, motorcycle, and tin- ker around with cars. found working on his car. After gradu- ation, Lou plans to either attend Spring- field College or enlist in the Coast Guard. PATRICIA LAMOUREAUX 70 Birnie Avenue Pat has been a three-year member of S.A. and a freshman member of the G.A.A. She enjoys skiing, tennis and dancing. Because she enjoys creatin and using her own ideas, Pat woul like to attend S.T.J. and become a hairdresser. ALLEN LAMONTAGNE 73 Vail Street Al, a Spelling Bee contestant, enjoys all types of sports. His ambitions are going to college and owning a corvette. MARK LANGHELD 17 Walsh Street Mark, a member of the crew team, has many interests including hiking, camping and meeting new people. He loves trying new experiences and being independent. Mark hopes to better himself and become the type of person he feels is the best for him. ROBERT LANGONE 86 West Allen Ridge Road After graduation, Robert plans to enlist in the Coast Guard. When his service has been completed, he hopes to enter college to perhaps major in engineering. GARY LARSON CHRISTINE LAPLANTE 100 South Shore Drive Chris has been an active member of the Tech News staff. She is interested in skiing and playing the piano. Chris plans to go to S.T.I. to become a labo- ratory technician. 71 33 Salem Street In his freshman year, Gary participated in the spelling bee. He likes almost any sport and is interested in the Drum orps. Gary’s ambition is to attend college. DOROTHY LASELL 44 Leland Drive Dottie was a member of the Drama Club and the chorus in her freshman year, and has also been a member of the Ski Club. While working as a camp councilor, she became interested in working with children and hopes to continue this type of work. Dottie plans to attend college, and “stay happy”. THOMAS LEAHEY 33 Van Ness Street Tom has been a member of the A.V.A. for three years, and a member of the gymnastics team for two years. He plans to attend college and major in a business course. CLAIRE LEHOUILLIER 6 Quebec Street Claire has been a yearbook collector for two years and a member of the Fu- ture Nurses Club for one year. She loves “spending money” and enjoys lis- tening to records. Her ambition is to become a nurse. ANTHONY LETENDRE 52 Kenwood Park Most of Tony’s time outside of school is concentrated on cars and racing, Tony hopes to go on to college after graduation. ROBERT LEVESQUE 108 Dana Stree t Most of Bob’s free time is usually spent by participating in the Targets Drum Corns He likes to Seo) different sports, and lists playing the drums as one of his many interests. After graduation he hopes to attend college and would like to become a draftsman. 12 LARRY LAWSON 31 Brown Street Larry was a member of the cross coun- try team at Maloney High School in his freshman year. His interests include reading and cars. Larry hopes to be- come a recording star. RICHARD LEGER 70 Campechi Street Rick has been a member of the Band and the Swingsters, a participant in Tech Tantrums, and a member of the tennis and crew teams. Rick plans to attend the Springfield Technical Insti- tute to take a course in data processing. RICHARD LEMIEUX 2616 Main Street Dick’s hobby is making gun stocks and he also enjoys hunting. After gradua- tion, Dick plans to attend college and become a mechanical draftsman. NORMAN LEVESQUE 160 Darling Street Norman has participated in the Chess Club, J.E.T.S., gymnastics, and R.O.T.C. He likes to play basketball and soccer, and also enjoys playing the guitar. Norman plans to attend college DAVID J. LEWIS 306 Breckwood Boulevard Dave has played in the Band for three years and has also been a member of S.A. He enjoys hunting, fishing, playing most sports, and collecting Bascom Dave plans to attend college. CHARLES LIEBEL 73 Crystal Avenue Chucky is interested in karate and takes lessons at the Y.M.C.A. He is an avid reader and likes to read all types of books. After graduation, he plans to seek a military career. STEWART LIND 21 Harbour Road “Stu” was a member of the German Club in his freshman year, a member of the Student Patrol for three years, and has also been enrolled in the A.F.R.O.T.C. program for three years. He is interested in building and work- ing on cars. Stu plans to enter the Air Force and pursue a career in piloting. STEVEN LIZAK 43 Moulton Street MICHAEL LOMASCOLO Steve has been a member of the Cor- 33 Arch Street eye. ridor Patrol for three years, and has also Mike was a freshman member of the “been a member of S.A. His special in- bowling team. He is interested in cars terests are rifles, hunting, and fishing. and especially enjoys drag racing. At Steve wants to move to Alaska and be- the present time, Mike is undecided come a guide. THOMAS LONG 21 Home Street Tom enjoys swimming and has been on the swimming team for two years. He also enjoys dancing, horseback riding, and bowling. After he has been gradu- ated, he would like to go to college and later get a civil service job. ALAN J. LUNGHI 198 Leopoed Street Although Al’s activities were limited because of an after school job, he did manage to be on the Corridor Patrol. He has also been a three year member of S.A. He enjoys fishing, hunting, and watching sports. After graduation, Al plans to enter the service. JERRY ALLEN LOWE 114 Cambridge Street Jerry was an S.A. member in his hee He enjoys most sports, inc asketball, baseball, an is also interested in art, and woul to pursue a career along this line. swimming. He 73 about his future plans. GALE LUBARSKY 37 Emily Street earbook represen- the chorus, and a Gayle has been a tative,.a member o participant in the Spelling Bee. She works as a nurses’ aide which is prompt- ing her to go to college and study physiotherapy. GLEN LOOMIS 96 Winding Lane Glen has been enrolled in the R.O.T.C. program. Outside of school he partic- ipates in all sports, but especially likes ‘to play baseball. Glen would like to at- tend an academy and become an engineer. THOMAS LYNCH 44 Cheyenne Road . Tommy has been a member of S.A. and has also see on the baseball team. He enjoys all sports and especial- ly likes going to football games. foam s ambition is to lead a success- ful and prosperous life. WILLIAM LYNCH 15 Burton Street Bill has been on the Student Patrol and the hockey team. As a freshman, he was treasurer of his class. He has also been on the Student Council and the editorial staff of the yearbook. ERNEST LYON 82 Clantory Street Ernie has been in the Radio Club, the Chess Club, the Space Communica- tions Club, and the J.E.T.S. Astrono- my, ham radios, and swimming occupy much of his spare time. Ernie plans to attend college. EDWARD LYONS 219 Connecticut Avenue “Big Ed” has been a two year member of S. A. His special interest is sports. DAVID MacDONALD 101 Gardens Drive Dave has belonged to S.A. for three years and has been a member of the Student Patrol. His interests include cars, especially drag racing types, and Ed’s goal in life is to get a good educa- tion and a profitable job. playing the guitar. Dave plans to join the service and then become a data processer. MARTHA MACIEROWSKI 98% Fort Pleasant Ave. JOHN MacGOVERN Marty has been a member of S.A., has 15 Bentley Street participated in the “I Am an American Sports, especially water skiing, are John’s main interest. He hopes to at- tend either a two or four year college. Night” and the Spelling Bee, and has been a member of the Tech News staff. She enjoys swimming, talking, parties, going to the beach, horseback riding and calling people “toots” and “‘cutes”’. She hopes to become either a_hair- dresser or a social worker. CHRISTINE MacINNES 2462 Main Street During her freshman year, Chris was in gymnastics, Student Council and a class officer. She was an S.A. represen- tative in her junior year and a three year member of the chorus. Her inter- ests lie in math and reading. Her future plans are to attend college. JEFFREY MACON 39 Burnside Terrace FELICIA MALCOLM JOHN MAGGIPINTO 47 Westminster Street 67 Slumber Lane . Felicia enjoys all sports and school ac- John, a two year member of S.A., is tivities. She is interested in teaching especially interested in working on his and was a member of the Future car. In the future, he hopes to attend Teachers Club; she was also a Red college and become an engineer. Cross Homeroom Representative. Her ambition is to become a teacher of ele- mentary school. ROBERT MALIGA 81 Lyons Street Bob has played on the soccer team for three years and was a member of the baseball team in his freshman year. Bob’s plans include becoming either a gym instructor or a history teacher. ROBERT MALLETT 68 Brittany Road Bob has been very active in his three years at Tech. A three year member of the Band, Bob has participated in Tan- trums and has played with the Swings- ters. Bob has also worked on the Tech Tiger yearbook staff. Outside of school, Bob plays in the Targets Drum Corps. After graduation, Bob plans to go to law school and then becomean F.B.I. agent. RICHARD MALO 14 Thornfell Street Richie has been a three year member of S.A. As a freshman, he was a mem- ber of the swimming team. His interests center around active sports such as ten- LINDA MALONI 23 Methuen Street Linda has supported S.A. for three years, was in the G.A.A. in her fresh- man year, and was a member of the chorus. She loves skiing and taking nis and sailing. Richie plans to become drives in the country. Attending S.T.L. a construction engineer. and becoming a physical therapist as- sistant are Linda’s main ambitions. MICHAEL P. MANCINI 23 Bushwill Place Mike was an active member of the football team during his freshman and junior years and has been a three year member of S.A. Mike’s plans for after graduation are indefinite. JOHN MANNING 36 Pembroke Street John’s interests include baseball, soc- cer, and hockey; he also likes to work on cars. John intends to go on to col- lege and major in engineering. DONA MARATEA WILLIAM MANSER 28 Brooks Street _ , , 120 Longhill Street Dona has been a member of the Bill is interested in engineering and G.A.A., the gymnastic team, and the would like to attend Lowell Tech. He Future Teachers Club, in addition to may, however, make a career of the being an office aide during her three Marines. years at Tech. Dona hopes to become a teacher, either in the field of physical education or elementary education. PRICILLA MARINI 163 Pendleton Avenue Pricilla has been in the Band for three ears and has been a member of the atin Club. She was president of the G.A.A., plays softball, volleyball, bas- ketball and was on the gymnastic team. Her outside interests include playing the guitar, swimming, skiing, and horse- back riding. She hopes to attend Spring- field College and major in physical education. JOHN MARCHESE 103 Woodlaud Street John belonged to the Bio-Research Club in his junior year. He enjoys writ- ing music and playing in a_ band. John’s ambitions are to become a biologist and to write music. JOHN MARKHAM 92 High Street John has been a member of the A.F.R.O.T.C. and is very interested in aviation. He belongs to the Civil Air Patrol and the Springfield Rifle and Pistol Club outside of school. He is also interested in model aircraft building, art, and photography. John plans to en- list in the Army or the Air Force and eventually pursue a career in commer- cial or military aviation. DENNIS MARTIN 60 Crittenden Street “Pit” has been a three year member of S.A. and the baseball team, and was on the Red Cross Council for two years. He is a sports fan, and enjoys watching, as well as playing, hockey, football, baseball, and other sports. Dennis’s ambition is “to see the world”. RICHARD MARTIN 266 Corcoran Boulevard During his years at Tech, Rick has been active as a three year member of the Band. He has participated in all the concerts, and in the Mass. Music Festi- val. In his junior year he belonged to the track team. Outside of school he UMBERTO MARUCA 44 Greene Street Umberto is very interested in painting as a free lance artist, and in the finer aspects of this form of art. His ambi- tion in life is to become a college art enjoys sports, especially hockey, foot- t instructor. ball, and soccer. He also enjoys goin q to the beach. After graduation Ric plans to go to college and be a teacher. ' MARK MATTHEWS 439 Gifford Street Mark has been a member of S.A. for three years. He loves all types of sports and especially enjoys flying. His hopes for the future include leading a pros- perous life. MICHAEL MASCIOTRA 100 Froveland Street Mike has been on the bowling and track teams. He hopes to become a math teacher, but he may enter the field of electronics or engineering. DONALD McCARTHY 194 Island Pond Road Don enjoys having a good time and being with friends. Upon graduation he plans to attend Fitchburg Teacher’s College _and major in mechanical drawing and industrial arts. His ambi- tion after college is to become a teacher. CLIFTON McCASKILL 59 Bond Street att. BARRY McCORMACK 86 Fairfield Street TIMOTHY McCARTHY 23 Homestead Avenue A sports enthusiast, Tim has played both hockey and baseball for Tech. Most of his outside time is devoted to “sports, cars, and girls.” After he has graduated, Tim plans to enter the Mas- sachusetts Meritime Academy and then join the Merchant Marines. Barry has been an S.A. member for three years. He loves to box and enjoys reading about famous boxers of the past. After graduation, Barry plans to go into the service and eventually go on to college. Clifton has Seabee both J. V. and varsi- ty basketball for Tech, as well as play- ing basketball outside of school. After graduation, Clifton plans to further his education. 76 THOMAS McCORMACK 100 Seymour Avenue ““Mac’s’”’ outside interests are centered around the Targets Drum and Bugle Corps. He spends most of his time with the Targets, entering contests in the Eastern section of the U.S. Mac’s ambi- tion is to be a construction engineer. JOHN McCUE 28 Warriner Avenue “Mue” was a freshman member of the track and bowling teams and a junior member of the track team. He lists cars as his main interest; he is also fluent in the Indian language. “Mue” hopes to become a airplane pilot. JAMES A. McEWAN 17 Miner Street MICHAEL McDONALD A member of the Band for three years, 70 Glenwood Street Jimmy was elected the Band vice-presi- Working on cars is Mike’s primary in- dent in his senior year. His lans for terest. His post graduation plans in- the future include going to college and clude attending college. majoring in the business field, but Jimmy’s greatest ambition is to “be- come a great drummer”. KATHLEEN McGUINESS 57 Virginia Street Kathi enjoys attending football games, going horseback riding, and going to dances. She has been a three year S.A. member and has helped with Tantrums by serving as an usherette. She has also served as an usherette for school plays and graduation. Kathi plans to attend college. WILLIAM McGRATH 253 West Allen Ridge Road After graduation, Bill intends to go to college and major in the humanities. He would like to join the Peace Corps, and eventually enter the field of social working. DANIEL McKAY DAVID McHUGH 45 Hadley Street ; BS Dearoora Since Danny was an S.A. collector for his homeroom in his junior year, and he belonged to the Corridor Patrol in his freshman year. He is interested in at- tending a technical college to major in engineering. Dave is very interested in sports, espe- cially baseball. He hopes to play professional baseball and to lead a suc- cessful life. LAWRENCE McKINNON 292 Breckwood Boulevard Larry has been a three year S.A. mem- ber, and was a member of the crew team in his freshman year. Outside of school, he likes to shoot pool and swim. After he has been graduated, Larry hopes to attend college. DENNIS McKENNA 71 Vacnais Street Dennis enjoys working on cars in his leisure time. He plans to go to Holyoke Community College to study Business Management, and eventually, he hopes to own and manage his own store. 77 DAYNA McLAIN 153 Gilbert Avenue Dayna is interested in art, especially painting and drawing. She would like to be a social worker and work with KEVIN McMENAMIN 22 Orange Street During his freshman year, Kevin was a yearbook collector; and he has been an S.A. member for three years. He enjoys all sports. After graduation, “Mac” under-privileged children. plans to become a construction engi- neer in the Marine Corps. NANCY -MEYECLE 11 Langview Street Nancy plans to continue her education after she has been graduated. She plans to attend Springfield Technical Institute where she will study to become a Medical Assistant. NANCY MEKALIAN 62 Midway Street Nancy has been an S.A. member, an office aide, and a lunchroom cashier. Nancy plans to take up Data Pro- cessing at S.T.I. DANIEL MICKIEWSKI 117 Stafford Street Danny enjoys playing sports very much. He likes to play baseball and basketball and football with his friends; he also likes swimming and collecting old coins. BRUCE MILLER 95 Elliot Street FRANK J. MONTAGNA 78 Lyndale Street Frank has participated on the bowling team while at Tech. His outside inter- ests consist of bowling, playing the drums and bugle and working! n the future, he hopes to become a machinist or a draftsman. KARL MILLER 54 Fox Hill Road Karl has been a three year member of S.A., the gymnastics team, and Tech Tantrums. A certified dancing teacher, he enjoys music and guitar playing. Karl hopes to go on to college, EE Springfield College. WILLIAM MONTANARI 56 Forest Street Wil enjoys attending movies and plays, and is very interested in the theater. He also enjoys traveling, especially to New York City. After graduation, Bill plans to further his education, and he hopes to do a lot of traveling both in the United States and Europe. 78 PRENTISS R. MOONEY 23 Irene Street A member of the Radio Club and rifle team, “Prent” has also been a member of the bowling team and the National Honor Society. His primary interest is working on radios. He hopes to attend either Yale or R.P.I. ELIZABETH MORIARTY 65 Aldrew Terrace Beth was a member of G.A.A. in her junior year and was a member of a softball team during this year. She was a cashier for both her freshman and ju- nior years. After Bac she is in- terested in hospital training. RENEE MORIN 132 Alderman Street Renee has been a member of S.A. since her freshman year. She enjoys reading, bowling and other activities. Her main ambition is to become a dress designer. KENNETH MORIN 17 Gary Road A three year S.A. member, Ken’s spe- cial interest is working on his volkswag- en. He hopes someday to become ei- ther a pharmicist or an architect. RONALD MORIN 143 Cedar Street Ronnie was a member of the chess club in his first year at Tech and a yearbook representative in his second year. His major interest is his motorcycle and his ambition is to become a draftsman. DIANE MORRISON 84 Midway Street Diane has been a member of the Ski Club and the National Honor Society. She was also a library aide, a yearbook collector for her homeroom, and a dance committee volunteer. She enjoys attending athletic events and as a cheerleader in her junior and senior years was able to do just that. Diane plans to go to college and take a liberal arts course. PAUL MORRISON 113 Ashley Street “Sparky” has been a three year mem- ber of S.A. and a Red Cross Home- room Representative. Paul’s future plans are unknown. DANIEL MURPHY 11 Palm Street Danny has been a member of the base- ball team during his freshman, junior, and senior years, and has also partici- pated on the basketball team. After graduation he hopes to become a professional baseball player. GAETANO NAPOLI 14 Richelieu Street Guy has been a member of the Student Patrol and R.O.T.C. during his junior and senior years, and was also on both the varsity and junior varsity basketball teams. His interests include collecting stamps and belonging to the Carmelite Drum Corps. In the future, Guy plans to become a forester. 79 JOANNE NANOSKI 208 Shawmut St. Jo has been a lunchroom cashier and a three year member of S.A. She lists her main interests as boys, dancing, swim- ming, and reading—in that order. After graduation Jo plans to attend S.T.I. and become a_ physical therapist assistant. HAROLD NATHAN 48 Perkins Street Harold was on the rifle team and the Corridor Patrol during his freshman and senior years and has also been an S.A. representative for his homeroom all three years. In his freshman and ju- nior years he was in J. A. and Shop Service. Harold’s plans for the future are unknown. SUSAN NEWCOMB 100 Grenada Terrace Sue has been an office aide and a member of the Future Nurses Club, the Latin Club, and National Honor Soci- ety since her freshman year. She enjoys swimming and water skiing. Sue is planning to attend college with the ulti- mate goal of becoming a member of the nursing profession. MICHAEL NIKITUK 28 Jean Drive Mike, a three year member of the Ski Club, was also a member of the crew team in his freshman year. Skiing is one of Mike’s major interests, alon with swimming an peek In the fall Mike plans to go on to college and ma- jor in biology. ht Mie eS MICHAEL NOLL 33 Yamaska Road Mike anes rifle shooting, which has prompted him to be a three year mem- ber of the rifle club. During his senior years, he has been a member of the Radio Club. Mike’s ambition is to at- tend college and study electrical engi- neering. After college, he plans to enlist in the Navy. CHRISTINE NORMAN 19 North Branch Parkway Chris transferred to Tech in the middle of her junior year. After graduation, she plans to attend college. SUSAN OBERLANDER 81 Bryant Street Sue has been a cheerleader for two iat and captain of the squad durin er senior year. A member of the Tech Tiger Vethooe Staff for two years, she has acted as editor-in-chief during her senior year. Sue served as _corre- sponding secretary for the Student Council in her senior year. She has also eae in the Ski and Future eachers Club and Tech Tantrums. Sue hopes to become an elementary school teacher. ROBERT NUGENT 58 Patricia Circle Bob has been a chorus member and an audio visual aid. His favorite pastimes are fishing and boating. Bob hopes to become a machine and tool designer. PATRICIA A. O’BRIEN 26 Cheyenne Road Pat has been an S.A. member and a Tantrums bapa for three years. A part of the Tech News business staff during her junior and senior years, she was the advertising manager during her senior year. Her hobbies are cooking, dancing and ye Pat hopes to go into the field of fashion design and dressmaking. PATRICK O’°CONNOR 17 Thorndyke Street Pat has been a three-year member of S.A. His post graduation plans include becoming an electrical engineer. BND EEN 4 z RICHARD O’DONNELL 100 Westford Avenue Rich lists as his primary interests drums and cars. He enjoys attending KENNETH L. ODDY 13 Schley Street In his freshman year, Ken was a mem- ber of the crew team and was yearbook collector for his homeroom. He has been a member of Corridor Patrol and Shop Service during his senior year. basketball games and eae new people. Upon graduation he plans to attend college and would like to be- come a teacher. KEVIN O’EEARY: 9 Locust Street Kevin’s school activities have consisted of basketball, baseball, Corridor Patrol, and Student Patrol. After school, his interests turn to fixing cars, playing sports, surfing, and girls. His ambition is to go on to college and to major in hysical education or possibly mechan- ical drafting. CHARLENE O’HARE 31 Fieldston Street Charlene’s school activities have cen- tered around sports. She has been a member of the girl’s bowling team. GARY RICHARD OMER RUSS OMER 561 Parker Street 201 Davis Street Gary’s interests outside of school center around rebuilding and racing automo- biles. His plans for the future are as yet Russ enjoys water skiing, electronics, and snow skiing. He has been a three year S.A. member and was a member of unknown. the Audio Visual Aides. His main am- bition is “‘to become a success.” ROBERT OUIMET 64 Cherrelyn Street Bob’s school activities have included being on the baseball team in his fresh- man year, and a three year member of S.A. Outside interests that he enjoys are baseball, horseback riding, and golf. His first goal is to graduate from ets school and then Bob plans to join the service. BRUCE OPITZ 95 Bessemer Street Bruce considers himself an average boy who enjoys playing football. Like any average American boy, he also takes an interest in the young ladies of his class. Bruce states his immediate ambition as “keeping his hair long”. STANLEY PADYKULA 15 Calais Place A member of the class of °68, Stan has enjoyed his three years at Tech. He lists Angelo’s interests center on cars and he mechanical drawing as his prime inter- enjoys driving. He hopes to become an est. After graduation he wants to obtain electrician. a good job. ANGELO PAFUMI 239 Denver Street KEVIN PARKER 38 Hobson Street If you have any interest in sports, you have probably seen Kevin playing for either the football, basketball or base- ball varsity team his high school years. He has been a three year member of the student patrol and has served as its captain. Outside of school Kevin likes to go to dances, work with cars, and “do a million other things”. Kevin plans to go on to college and major in engineering. LOUIS PAGNONI 36 Spencer Street Louie says his main interests in life are basketball, golf, girls, “‘and of course, my car.” He plans to attend Holyoke Community College before transferring to the University of Massachusetts. 81 RICKARD PARKER 281 Laurelton Street Rickard has been a three year member of S.A. and the National Honor Soci- ety. During his freshman year, he was a member of the crew team, and during his junior year, a member of the track team. For the last two years, Rickard has been a member of the cross coun- try team. KATHY PATTERSON 285 Prentice Street Kathy has been a member of the Fu- ture Nurses Club for three years, a member of S.A., and has served as page two editor for Tech News. Her in- terests include swimming, sewing and watching football games. After gradua- tion she plans to become a nurse. C. RONALD PAXTON 98 Corcoran Boulevard Ron was a member of the bowling team during his freshman year. While he likes almost all sports, his primary interests center around golf and base- ball. Ron’s plans for the future are unknown. DOROTHY PECK 3 Federal Street Dottie has been a member of the cho- rus, and has participated in both the Christmas and, Spring Concerts. She has also been a member of S.A. for three years. She enjoys records, danc- ing and dating. Dottie hopes to go to S.T.I., and become either a lab or X- ray technician. JOHN PECZKA 140 Jerilis Drive ; Johnny has been a member of the li- brary aids. He likes to tinker around with machines and to work on cars. He also enjoys swimming, singing, girls, and chemistry, not necessarily in that order. Johnny’s plans for the future are not known. RONALD PEDERSEN 20 Slater Avenue Ron’s interests include basketball, foot- ball, and other outdoor sports. After working a year after graduation, Ron plans to attend the Springfield Techni- cal Institute to study bio-medical technology. PHILIP PEDERSEN 37 Castle Street During his freshman year Phil be- longed to the Chess Club. He has been a National Honor Society member, a participant in the Science Fair, and a LAURA PELLETIER 41 Pasco Road “Pokey” transferred to Tech in her ju- nior year. Since then she has been a member of the G.A.A., the French Club, the Band, and the office aides. She enjoys sports and music and plays the clarinet, guitar, and piano. Serving as secretary of the Girl Scouts, she does social work connected with the Girl Scouts. Laura hopes to attend college to major in education. representative of Tech as a Junior Hon- orary Host on Governor’s Day at the Eastern States Exposition. Phil hones to attend college to become either a me- chanical or electrical engineer. wry LORIN PIPPIN 51 Forest Street During the past three years, Lorin has been a member of the Student Patrol, the German Club, and the football, wrestling, and crew teams. “Pips” en- joys billiards, surfing, sports cars, and water skiing. He plans to attend a mili- tary academy after graduation. SCOT PENNINGTON 118 Druid Hill Road Scot has been a member of the Band for three years. After school hours, he likes working on television sets, radios, and his car. Scot plans to go to college and s tudy electrical engineering. GWENDOLYN PERRY 71 Willard Avenue Joyce, a three year S.A. member, en- joys collecting rings. After graduation she hopes to attend a school of nursing, later become a registered nurse, and RAYMOND PERUSSE 29 Davenport Street Ray holds a part-time job after school and during the summer, which keeps him very busy. In his spare time he likes to date, water ski, or work on cars. Ray’s ambition is to become a eventually teach nursing. draftsman. ANN PIDGEON 48 West Canton Circle During her three years Ann has partici- pated in the Band’s activi ties and was librarian for the Band. She also has be- longed to the Girls’ Athletic Associa- tion. She enjoys reading, music, camp- ing, swimming, and all outside sports. After graduation, Ann hopes to become a nurse. atl, (i BENNET PHELAN 5 vers 245 Norfolk Street i ‘ Bennet is very interested in sports, petaa ed hockey. He hopes to attend college and major in engineering. ROBERT PINKERTON 62 Humbert Street During his freshman and junior years, Bob was a member of the football team, the baseball team, and the Ski Club. Outside of school he paints, fishes, hunts, skates, swims, skis, surfs, and plays just about every sport. Bob says his greatest ambition is to finish college and “to be successful in every- thing I do.” TRENT POOLE 185 East Street Trent has been a member of the wres- tling team. After school, his interests are focused on the Targets’ Drum Corp, in which he takes a very active part. Trent intends to go to college and major in engineering. CHARLES PORTER Anat tae 79 Wilbraham Ave. “ “hy ea Terrace Charles enjoys playing basketball, base- aot Bee BEER : three-year ike mss ball, and pool. He is especially interest- tHe. AUR Ay axe ise oe mining ae he ed in math. Charles’ main ambition is omeroom representative, manager of to be an engineer or to seek a career in the hockey team, and on the Senior ihe Feld of clectroniee. Hat Committee. He is very interested in pool and basketball. After gradua- tion he plans to go to college. ROGER RACETTE 68 Waverly Street Roger has been a three year member of S.A. and on the Student Corridor Pa- trol. In his junior and senior years he has been yearbook representative. His future plans are to become a druggist and own his own pharmacy. PATRICIA RAE 41 Washington Street Pat ooh someday to go into nursing and plans to attend the Springfield Technical Institute where she will take up physical therapy. 83 FLETCHER DOUGLAS RAMSEY 52 Burr Street Fletcher has various hobbies which in- clude roller skating, bicycling, bowling, and going to auto races. He also enjoys training animals and working on auto RICHARD STEPHEN RAWLE 211 Merrimac Avenue Steve was a member of the Corridor Patrol during his freshman year. He is interested in music and musical instru- ments. Steve plans to attend the Spring- field Technical Institute and take up bodies. drafting. PAULINE REMY 72 Farragut Street Pauline has helped in the office as an office aide. As a freshman she took part in the activities of the girls’ gymnastics team and worked on the Senior Hat Committee during her junior year. Among her outside interests she enjoys art and hopes to become a free-lance artist; a second ambition is to become a child care technician. RONALD REES 147 Belvidere Street Ronnie has been a three year member of S.A. He enjoys jazz, records, elec- tronics, and all forms of science. Ron- nie plans either to pursue a career in designing hi-fi equipment or to become a recording engineer, but he would like to be associated with an electronics firm, at any rate. THOMAS A. RENE 50 Washington Street Tom enjoys the outdoors and outdoor sports. He especially enjoys water sports, including water skiing, skin div- ing, and swimming. Upon graduation, he plans to enlist in the service. FAITH RICH 207 Middlesex Street Faith has belonged to S.A. for three years and has been a member of the Ski Club. She has also served as an usherette. After graduation, she would like to attend a nursing school to be- come a registered nurse. KENNETH RICHARDS 206 Acrebrook Road In his freshman year Ken was home- room representative for the Red Cross. During his junior and senior years he served as a member of the Red Cross Council. After graduation from college, Ken wants to go to Officers Candidate School for the Navy and possibly make the Navy his career. ANDREA RICHARD 245 Allen Street Andrea is interested in all types of sports, especially basketball. She also enjoys roller skating, parties, and dances. After graduation, she plans to pursue a career as a nurse. DARLENE RICHARDSON 43 Avon Place Darlene, a member of the Future Nurses Club for three years, has served as its president during her junior and WENDELL RICHTER senior years. She has also worked as a ; 63 Waldorf Street cashier for two years and was an S.A. “Skip” has been a member of the collector. Outside of school, she likes to Band, the track team, and S.A. His sew, go horseback riding, swim, bowl, plans for the future are not known. collect records and, especially, dance. Darlene -enjoys “meeting and working with people,” and hopes to become a practical nurse. 84 ALFRED ROBERTS 44 Princeton Street Al, an S.A. supporter for three years, includes on his list of interests swim- ming and learning the latest dances. After graduation, Al hopes to attend S.T.I. to become an I.B.M. operator. JOHN REFFELMACHER 73 Pine Acre Road For three years Jack has been a mem- ber of the Student Patrol. He plans to attend Worchester Junior College where he will major in forestry. EDWARD ROCCANTI 73 Euclid Avenue Edward has participated on the track and field team for three years and was also on the cross country team. During his junior and senior years, he was the S.A. representative for his homeroom. His greatest interest is chemistry and he hopes to become either a chemist or a draftsman. CHARLES ROGERS 117 St. James Boulevard Charlie has been a three year member of S.A. He is interested in music, and plans to pursue a career in the music field. BARBARA ROMANKI 125 Littleton Street Barb enjoys horseback riding, swim- ming, working with animals, and read- ing. Her ambitions are first to become a dental assistant, and eventually get married. ANTHONY RONCARATI 17 Marble Street Haerk an outstanding member of the football team, has played varsity foot- ball all t hree years at Tech. Along with football, Tony is also interested in bas- ketball. Upon graduation Tony plans to attend college. ROBERT B. ROCHE 468 Goodwin Street Bob was a Homeroom and Red Cross Representative in his freshman year. Being a three year member of the Ski Club is a reflection of Bob’s favorite hobbie, skiing. Racing cars is also one of Bob’s interest. After he graduates from Tech, Bob plans to go into business management. MICHAEL E. ROGERS 68 Parkside Street During his freshman year, Mike was on the basketball team. He likes to go sail- boating and play basketball; much of his time is taken up working after school. Mike plans to join the service after graduation, and take an elec- tronics course. REMO ROMBOLETTI 143 Denver Street ‘“Rombo” has been a spirited member of the football team for the past three years. During his senior year he has also been a member of the wrestling team. He ey playing sports, espe- cially football and basketball. To at- tend college is Rombo’s ambition. ERIC ROSENHOLM 115 Govenor Street Eric is very interested in track and field. After graduation from Tech, Eric plans to further his education by at- tending college and perhaps major in the field of engineering. JOHN J. ROSSINI, JR. 1657 Carew Street Johnny has been a member of the Cor- ridor and Student Patrols and the Na- tional Honor Society. He was an usher for the Senior Prom and a member of the track and wrestling teams. His out- DANIEL RURAK 33 Brewster Street Dan has been a three-year member of S.A. He has been on the baseball team since his first year and also a member of A.V.A. and Hall Patrol. He enjoys all side interests include painting, fishing, cars and swimming. Johnny’s future plans include going to college and be- coming an architect. sports and plans to attend college after graduation. ROBERT RUSCIO 48 Lang Street Bob, a Band member for two years, was elected Band President in his se- nior year. Bob’s interests include play- ing in small combos and dance bands and tinkering with cars. Fulfilling his interest in music, Bob has played with the Park Recreation Band and Dance Band. After graduation, Bob plans to further his education by attending col- lege and majoring in liberal arts. RODNEY R. RUSSELL 98 College Street Rod has been a three year member of S.A., the A.V.A., and the crew team. In his freshman year he participated in track and Junior Achievement. Rod plans on a military career as a com- puter technician. HAROLD SAFARIK 76 Grand Street “Big Saf’ has been a member of the Band during his freshman, junior, and WILLIAM RYAN 19 Highland Street Bill has been a member of the soccer team. He enjoys aT school sports events, playing basketball, and general- ly having fun. After graduation, Bill hopes to attend college and major in engineering. senior years. He is very interested in anything that can fly, especially rockets and gliders. Harold plans to go to col- lege, and hopes to get his pilot’s license as soon as possible. LYNN SALEM 64 St. James Circle In her freshman and junior years, Lynn worked in the lunchroom as a cashier and she has also been an office aide. Her outside activities include painting and attending basketball games. After graduation she eet to attend college and major in elementary education or business administration. RICHARD SANSALONE 121 Malden Street Rich is very much interested in sports. Bowling, basketball, tennis, football, and golf are among his favorite sports. After graduation, Rich pla ns to attend the University of Massachusetts, where he hopes to major in biology. PAUL SANTOLINI 543 Carew Street Paul has been a three year member of S.A. and was leader of his gym squad in his junior year. Football and basket- ball are his major interests outside of school. Paul plans to go to college after graduation, and may major in law. He would also like to travel. leste has been an active member of the CELESTE SANTOS 89 Lyons Street Interested in the field of medicine, Ce- Future Nurses Club. For three years, she has been an office aide and in her freshman year she was a homeroom representative. Celeste plans to pursue a career in nursing. SARAH SASLOW 10 Nokomis Street Sarah has been a three year member of S.A. She enjoys all sports, especially swimming, and she also enjoys painting. Having worked as a nurse’s aide for three years, Sarah would like to become a nurse. MARK SCANLON 196 Laurelton Street Mark likes to participate in all sports, but soccer is his main interest. As of et, Mark’s plans for the future are indefinite. MARLA SCHMITT 248 White Street Marla has been a three year member of the French Club, of which she has been president, the Math Club, the Math Team, and the National Honor Society. She plans to go to a university to major in math. MARTIN SCHREINER 18 Spencer Street Marty, who takes a special interest in music, has been in the Tech Marching and Concert Band for three years. While at Tech he played the clarinet, but he is also talented in playing the saxophone. BARBARA SCHULTZ 74 Wheeler Avenue “Schultz” loves to meet people, and af- ter leaving Tech, she hopes to see the world and become a member of the Peace Corps. TONY SCIBELLI 89 Talbot Road Tony has been on the Corridor Patrol, the baseball team, and the S.A. board. One of his primary interests is sports cars. Tony plans to go to college. SHARON ANN SEARS 195 Osborne Terrace LESLIE SEIBERT Sharon has been a member of the Fu- 1909 Parker Street ture Nurses Club. She enjoys cooking, Leslie has been a member of the cho- dancing, and swimming. In the future, rus. Her future plans include becoming Sharon hopes to become a _ physical an airline stewardess. therapist. JOHN SEYBOLD 123 Page Boulevard John was a member of the German Club in his freshman year and was on the Red Cross Council in his junior year. He lists math, science, and auto- mobiles as his main interests. John plans to attend college and major in engineering. LINDA SEXTON 37 Gillette Circle | Lynn has been a three year member of S.A. and a member of the chorus. She has participated in the Christmas and Spring Concerts and also sang in the | Graduation Chorus. Lynn hopes to be- come either a teacher or a laboratory technician. 87 DOUGLAS SHIRTCLIFF 402 Central Street Doug entered Tech in the middle of his junior year so he was unable to partici- pate in the various activities. Outside of CHARLENE SHLOSSER 91 Clayton Street Charlene is interested in sewing and horseback riding. After graduation, she would like to become either an airline school he enjoys working on cars, play- ; hostess or a history teacher. ing basketball or any other type of sport. His future plans are indefinite. DON SKALA 58 Bucati Drive During his freshman year, Don played on the basketball team. He enjoys many sports including baseball, golf, and swimming. Don plans to attend college and study engineering. DOREEN SHLOSSER 91 Clayton Street DENNIS SLINEY 113 Ashley Street Den has been an S.A. member for three years. His outside interests are coin collecting, hunting, and fishing. Upon graduation, Den plans to go to college and major in American history; he then plans to join the Marines. TED SKURA 366 Main Street Ted’s two biggest interests are hunting and fishing. After graduation, he plans to attend college and eventually to be- come a lawyer. ? CYNTHIA SMITH 71 Kulig Street Cindi has been a yearbook represen- tative and a three year member of S.A. In her freshman year, she was a hostess for the “I am an American” Night, and a member of the bowling team. Her outside interests include skiing as well as sewing and cooking. After gradua- tion, Cindi plans to attend college and major in home economics; eventually, she hopes to become an_ interior decorator. DORA SMITH 60 Edgewood Street Dora, a three year member of S.A., has been a member of the Concert Choir. Her main interests are music and medi- cine. Dora plans to go to college and become a lab technologist. GREGORY SMITH 43 Whittier Street Greg has been a three year member of the gymnastics team and the cross country team, a freshman member of the track team, a junior member of the Radio Club, and a member of the J.E.T.S. during his senior year. Greg takes part in the Boy Scouts and also enjoys working with radios and elec- tronics. After graduation, Greg plans to go to college. LAWERENCE A. SMITH 61 Pear Street Larry is interested in sports. His plans for the future are not known. 88 | PAMELA SMITH 87 Balfour Drive Pam has been a member of the Ski Club, the Math Club, and she has also worked in the lunch room as a cashier. Her outside activities include water skiing, surfing, and painting. After graduation, Pam would like to make a career as a commercial artist. EDWARD MICHAEL SOLIN 1622 South Branch Parkway Ed devotes much of his time to partici- pating in sports. After graduation, he plans either to attend college or enlist in the army. JANE SOMERS 23 Castle Street One of the most active members of the class of 68, Jane has served as our class treasurer for the past two years. She has been a cheerleader for two years, acting as co-captain in her senior year. She ae also been a member of the Tech Tiger staff, the Student and Class Councils, the National Honor Society, the Future Teachers Club, the SG Club, and the office aides. Jane hopes to become an elementary school teacher. THEODORE SOTIROPOULOS 136 Alderman Street Teddy “The Greek” has played varsity soccer for three years. He has partici- pated in the Science Fairs, the Spanish Club, and the Model Congress. Soccer and golf are his primary interests. In the future, Teddy hopes to travel around the world and become either a doctor or a teacher. WILLIAM SOTIROPOULOS 17 Arthur Street . “The Greek” has been a three year member of S.A. and a squad leader in | his freshman and junior years. In his senior year he has been a member of the Student Patrol, the Student Coun- cil, the chorus, and the Tech News staff. His main interests include surfing, cars, and motorcycles. After gradua- | tion, he plans on attending A.I.C. or Springfield College and majoring in data programming. CARMEN SOTOLOTTO 115 Revere Street “Carm” lists oil painting and outdoor activities as her oufside interests. She was a member of the track team and softball team during her junior year. Her plans for the future are undecided. PATRICIA SPAGNA 59 Draper Street Pat, an enthusiastic member of our class, was twice chosen as a Red Cross Queen candidate. mites her junior e JAMES E. SOWELL III 123 North Branch Parkwa Jim was on the Student Council in his en a mem- iby freshman year and has also participated in the R.O.T.C. program, gymnastics, chorus, and the Art Service crew. He is very interested in Junior Achievement. RICHARD SPENCER 85 Rochelle Street Richard lists his hobbies as baseball, basketball and pool. He is interested in electronics and hopes to make a ca- | reer in this field. 89 and senior years, she has ber of the cheering squad, the National Honor Society, the Future Teachers Club, the Ski Club, a participant in Tech Tantrums and an office aide. Her favorite hobby is skiing. Pat plans to enter the I.B.M. field. RONALD STADNICKI 1742 Carew Street A car enthusiast, Stan also enjoys many sports including fishing, polling. swim- ae and water skiing. He plans to at- tend college and will probably major in biology. GAIL STAPLES 111 Mayflower Road A member of the Tech News staff dur- ing her junior and senior years, she has also been a member of the G.A.A. for three years. Gail has also participated in the Future Teacher’s Club and the Bio-research Club. Gail has worked as a volunteer in a hospital and her future plans include becoming a nurse. GARY STAPLES 62 Acushbet Avenue Gary has supported S.A. for three ears. He enjoys horseback riding and is interested in cars. After having been graduated, he plans to enter college and major in engineering. JAMES STEBBINS 17 Longview Street “L eo” was a member of the baseball team in his junior year. His outside in- terests include baseball and playing the drums. His ambitions are to either pur- sue a career in business management or enlist in the Navy. JOHN STEELE 54 Cleaveland Street John was on the football team in his freshman, junior, and senior years at Tech. When not busy with sports, he likes to play the guitar. John hopes to become a mechanical engineer. ALLEN STEEN 43 Ridgewood Terrace HERBERT STEWART Allen’s interests have plainly centered 138 Warrenton Street ‘ around music. He has been a three Sonny has many interests outside year member of the Chorus and out- school including _horseback riding, side school he enjoys playing the piano. fishing, and swimming. He hopes to go Allen says he likes “music in general” on to college and be an I.B.M. major. and hopes to pursue a career along this line. a: GRETCHEN D. STIBOLT 36 Buena Vista Plaza RONALD ST. GERMAIN 205 Ashland Avenue “Saint” has been a member of S.A. and an Audio Visual Aide. Sports and cars are his main interests. Future plans in- clude “Saint’s’’ desire to become a millionaire. JOHN STICCO 48 Fair Oak Road John is very interested in mathematics; he has taken many courses in this di- rection and has played on various math teams. He also likes sports, and has played on the Tech baseball team for three years. John hopes to become a draftsman. 90 During her freshman year, “Gretch” was a member of the girls’ bowling team, and the ski club; junior year, she was on the yearbook business.staff and the N.H.S.; senior year, she was in Tech Tantrums. Her outside interests include surfing, designing, and draw- ing. Gretch wishes to attend the Uni- versity of California at Berkely, then JOANNE STIRACCI 264 Sumner Avenue “Jo” has been an office aide, in the Ski Club, on the bowling team, on dance committees and on the Will and Ballot Committees. She has taken an active part in rallies and has been a majorette. ‘Jo” enjoys ae and sewing. She hopes to go to college and later teach nursery school. design clothes and draw. ROBERT STOWERS 94 Brandon Avenue Bob has been involved in many activi- ties which include Concert Choir, Class Council, Tech Tantrums, the Science Fair, Senior Hat Committee, Junior Prom committee, the bowling team and the Intramural Basketball team. Out- side of school Bob is a member of the Targets Drum Corps. He plans to go on to college and major in either Den- tistry or physical science. ALLEN STRATTON 74 Carlisle Street Allen or ‘Rat’ has been a member of the Band all three years at Tech. In his freshman year he was on the basketball team and belonged to the basketball team and belonged to the Spanish Club in his junior and senior years. His main interests are dancing, jazz, sports, and cars. He wants to be a social worker. GARY ST.PETER 14 Voltage Street Gary’s achievements in the field of science include: Tech Science Fair; first ae in physics, Western Mass. Science air; first place for physics, 2nd for overall fair project, and Mass. State Science Fair; second place. He attend- ed the Chicago Youth Conference on The Atom in his senior year and is a member of the National Science Foundation Fellowship. He has been a debuty commander of A.F.R.O.T.C., 3 year National Honor oa member, a member of J.E.T.S., and plans to ma- jor in Space Medicine or Pediatrics. CHARLES STRINGHAM 17 Temby Street Chuck’s school activities have revolved around music. He has been a member of the band, Swingsters, and a partici- pant of Tantrums, Western Mass. Festi- val, and the spring concert. After school he likes to “fool around with” his guitar. After graduation Chuck would like to attend college and major in the field of education. RICHARD SULLIVAN 95 Mayflower Road Rich has been a three year member of S.A. He enjoys all sports, especially football and lacrosse, and collects rec- ord albums and tapes. Rich plans to attend college and either enter politics or become a business man. MARK ST. SAUVEUR 37 Better Way Mark was the manager of the candle- pin bowling team in his junior year. He enjoys cycling, bowling, and listening to his favorite records. Mark plans to attend college and major in architec- tural engineering. Although much of Terry’s spare time is spent working, she has found time to EVE SURPRENANT devote to several school activities. She 61 Victoria Street was a member of the A.V.A. Crew and During her freshman year, Eve served a Red Cross Representative during her as an Office aide. She has been a mem- freshman and junior years; she has ber of the Chorus for the past two been on the Red Cross Council during years. Her hobbies include shootin her senior year, and has been an S.A. with a woman’s rifle team and bot supporter for three years. She eRe fresh and deep-sea fishing. Eve would horses and reading, Terry’s future plans like to become a beautician and even- are to be a nurse. tually own her own shop. aes TERRY SULLIVAN ee 61 Garland Street n BARRY M. TABB 1037 Liberty Street During his three years at Tech Barry’s main interest has been playing hockey. He served as a member of Tech’s hockey team and was a member of the All-Western Mass. eae Team. After graduation Barry would like to attend college. JOHN TARKA 51 Lamont Street John has been on the track team and the basketball team. He enjoys auto-re- building and hopes to become a machinist. 91 EVELYN TATE 198 Marion Street Eve’s activities at Tech have included being a member of S.A. the G.A.A., the Chorus, the Red Cross, and the basketball and the volleyball teams. She enjoys dancing, babysitting and the movies. Although Eve is undecided about which eollege she wishes to at- GAIL TAROZZI 40 Denton Circle Gail was a three year member of S.A. After graduation she plans to attend Springfield Technical Institute and be- come a dental assistant. tend, she hopes to become either a nurse, teacher, secretary or a house- wife. DANA TAYLOR 19 Kingston Street Dana was a Red Cross Homeroom Representative. He was on the swim- ming team in grades eleven and twelve, and S.A. collector during his freshman and junior years. He is also interested in archery, model building, and swim- ming. After graduation, Dana hopes to become either an engineer, draftsman, or pursue a career in the Navy. ANTONIA TAVARES 163 Quincy Street Tone has been a tiorany aide and a member of the chorus during her se- nior year. Outside of school, she enjoys bowling, and watching football and basketball games. She is very interested in other people and hopes to become either a legal secretary or a psychologist. GRACE TAYLOR 176 Rosewell Avenue JUDY THERRIEN Grace has been an office aide, a mem- ber of the National Honor Society, and a member of the German Club. Grace plans to attend college, and perhaps major in business. ERIC THOMAS 143 Wilbraham Avenue Eric has been a three year member of the Student Patrol and has served as an officer for two years. He was a member of the gymnastics team during his ju- nior year and has participated in Tech Tantrums for two years. Eric has inter- ests in the fields of music and art and hopes to enter Pratt Institute to get a degree in architecture. PATRICK THOMPSON 127 Spring Street Pat, a Senior National Honor Society member, is planning to further his edu- cation by attending college and major- ing in engineering. 92 35 Pineview Street “Judsie” has been a member of the Fu- ture Nurses Club and the Ski Club. Af- ter school hours, she enjoys skiing and horseback riding. Judy plans to go into the field of nursing. MARY ALICE THOMPSON 59 James Street Mary Alice has been a S.A. member, an office aide, a member of G.A.A. and a track team member. She is particular- ly interested in basketball, softball and track. Mary Alice plans to attend col- lege and become a teacher. DORIS TIETZE 34 Coleman Street Doris has been a member of the Ger- man Club, the National Honor Society, and S.A. In her spare time, she enjoys swimming, surfing, and playing the ac- cordion. Doris wishes to attend college. LAWRENCE TILLMAN 243 Commonwealth Avenue Larry has been a member of the Shop Services, A.V.A., Student Patrol, Fu- ture Teachers’ Club, and has been a participant in various assemblies. He skating, enjoys ice working with children, and traveling. He hopes to go to college and become a teacher. in ar ARTHUR TRAVIS 114 Clayton Street much of Art’s time is taken is work, he does find time to bowl and go horseback riding. After hopes Althou up by aduation, Art woe ae usiness for himself. MICHAEL TYBURSKI 82 Stockman Street Mike has been a member of the Band and has ake ata in Tantrums. He een a member of the swim- has also tennis, reading, PHILIP TOMKIEL 69 Goodrich Street Phil has been an S.A. representative for his homeroom, and a member of the wrestling team. Outside of school, Phil enjoys surfing and skiing. Phil plans to attend M.C.P. to become a pharmacist, and then enlist in the Air Force. to go into MARGARET TRUDEAU 1548 Carew Street Trudi has been a majorette and has served as Band Quartermaster; she has also been a member of the Pep Squad and the Senior High Y-Teens. Outside of school, she enjoys sewing and read- ing. Trudi’s ambition is to attend col- lege and enter the field of home economics. RICHARD JAMES TOSONI 154 Carver Street “Tiz’, one of Tech’s post graduate stu- dents, played football during his fresh- man and junior years. Outside of school, also plays football, in conjunc- tion with The Little Devil’s Team. Af- ter graduation, Tiz wants to join the Navy. lnrckasas nurse. STANLEY TUREK 658 Cooley Street Stan has been a member of the Nation- al Honor Society. His interests include racing, baseball, and basketball. Stan hopes to continue his education in the field of engineering. DON TIPTON 103 Edgewood Street “Tip” has been a member of the Band for three years. Jazz, rock n’ roll, and playing in a group take up most of his time, but he also finds time to hold a Sk time job. Don plans to attend col- ege to major in music. PATRICIA TRAYNHAM 103 Cambridge Street school cluded playing baseball and volleyball. She loves sports but also enjoys collect- ing stamps. Pat plans to become a activities have GORDEN ULEN 27 Sylvester Street Gordon has been a three year member of the track team and of S.A.; he has also been a member of the chorus and the Student Patrol. Gordon would like in- to attend Lowell Tech and major in ming team. He is a sailboat enthusiast busi usiness. and is interested in motorcycles, too. Mike’s plans for the future are unknown. 93 ALFRED VANDERLEEDEN 52 Wilmont Street Al has been a member of the Student Patrol and has also participated on the crew team. He is a professional drum- mer; coins, cars, and drums are his main interestes. College is his prime objective after graduation. ALEX VARELAS 162 West Alvord Street Al’s hobby is collecting coins, and he also enjoys hunting and shooting arch- ery. After graduation, Al plans to at- tend college with the hope of majoring in mathematics. ROBERT VARANKA 91 Clearbrook Drive Bob has been a two year member of the golf team. Besides playing golf, he enjoys shooting pool. In the future, Bob hopes to attend college and major in mathematics as well as continue to play golf, perhaps professionally. KATHLEEN VENNELL 43 Seymour Avenue Kathy has taken part in the “I am an American” night program in both her freshman and junior years. She enjoys traveling to different cities. Kathy’s ambition is to become a hairdresser. MICHAEL VILLAMIANO 53 Draper Street Mike has been a three year S.A. sup- PELs After graduation he hopes to ecome a radio announcer. ROBERT VIVENZIO 181 Jasper Street RICHARD VOGEL EDWARD WALAS 169 Nottingham Street a LAWRENCE R. WALLACE 224 Long Hill Street Rob’s school activities have included being a member of the football and wrestling teams. His hobbies are skiing and cars. After graduation, he hopes to go on to college and major in a techni- cal field, perhaps electronics. THOMAS WALDRON 253 Main Street 94 STEPHEN WALLACE 207 Groveland Street Steve’s school activities have included being a member of the golf and bowling teams, and being on the Stu- dent Patrol during his freshman year. He sees almost any sport, emphasizes golf as his favorite; his other main in- terest is in chemistry. In the future LINDA WALLS 32 Austin Street Linda, more often called Diane, ha s been a faithful member of the chorus, the Girls Athletic Association and S. A. During her spare time she enjoys danc- ing, and adel Upon graduation, Diane would like to ecome a Steve hopes to teach chemistry or to beautician. operate his own lab. ELLEN WASHINGTON VALERIE JEAN WASHINGTON 121 Princeton Street 105 Division Street Tina loves dancing, listening to records, Valerie’s interests outside of school in- reading, and going to parties. Her plans clude reading, sewing, and cooking. for the future include becoming an air- Her main ambition is to become either line stewardess. an I,B.M. operator or processing clerk. REX WEBBER 47 Martin Street Rex, who is an avid skier, has been a three year member of the Ski Club. Be- sides skiing, he enjoys water sports and likes to tinker around with cars. After graduation, Rex would like to attend a Junior college and then enter the Armed Services- for Pilot training. His goal is to become a commercial airline pilot. BRYAN F. WATERHOUSE 24 Swan Hill Drive Bryan has been in the band three years and has participated in concerts. His major interests are cars and silk screen printing. Bryan’s hope is to someday own his own printing shop. CHRISTINA WEISS 189 Maynard Street Chris has been a member of S.A. for DONALD WEISSMAN three years. In her freshman year she 97 Bremen Street participated in the G.A.A., was an Don has been on the Student Patrol, office aide, and was on the Girls Gym serving as lieutenant in his senior year, Team. During her senior year she has and has also been a member of A.V.A. been a member of the Ski Club and a Don’s ambition is to become an officer member of the cheering squad. In her in the Coast Guard. spare time she enjoys working on cars, and riding motorcycles. GEORGE WESSEL 5 Bretton Road George has been a member of the cho- tus for three years and has also sup- ported S. A. He is interested in motor- cycles, hunting, and working on_ all ape of engines. After graduation, eorge plans to join the service. BRIAN WELCH 37 Saratoga Street Brian’s hobby is collecting coins. Books, baseball and racing are among his other interests. Brian hopes either to become a computer programmer, broadcaster, or a technician in the Air Force. 95 ROSANNA WETHERBEE 35 Redlands Street Rosanna has been a three year member of S.A. In her junior and senior years she was an Office aide and a member of the Ski Club. In her spare time she en- joys skiing and sewing. She plans to go to either A.I.C. or the University of Massachusetts and major in elementary education. MARION WHIPPLE 44 Parkerview Street “Doosie’” enjoys swimming, water skiing and camping as well as other outdoor sports. Along with these activi- ties, she works part time. After she finishes school, Doosie plans to settle down with a home and family. CURTIS L. WHITIEY 19 Middlesex Street Curtis has been on both the corridor and student patrols for three years. He has also been a three year recipient of S.A. He likes playing the guitar and sports. Curtis’s plans for the future are undecided. CHRISTINE WILLIAMS 40 Edgewood Street — “Tina” has played baseball on Tech’s girls’ team. Her hobby is collecting stamps; she also likes to play records, dance, sew, and bake. Tina loves taking care of children and hopes to become a social worker, working with children. DOROTHY WILLIAMS 56 Dearborn Street Dottie has marched with the band for three years as a majorette. She has been drum majorette for two years. She has also participated in Tech Tantrums and has served as an office aide. Dot plans to attend A.I.C. next fall and be- cause she loves to work with children, she popes to become an elementary or junior high school teacher. PETER J. WILSON 55 Demmick Street Pete sue s bowling, swimming, shoot- ing, and fishing. Although his plans for the future are indefinite, he may join the service and then attend the Uni- versity of Massachusetts. PAMELA A. WITASZEK 152 Birckland Avenue Pam played on the volleyball team in her freshman year and has supported S.A. all three years. She loves all sports, especially horseback riding. Pam hopes to attend S.T.I. and become a physical therapist. THOMAS WOODS 316 Breckwood Boulevard In his freshman year, Tom was on the crew team and also participated in both the Christmas and Spring Festivals. As a senior, he played on the tennis team. He enjoys astronomy, playing cards and all sports. Tom plans to become a chemical engineer. SHELLEY WORK 532 Dutchess Street Shelley has been an usherette for Tan- trums, an office aide and a member of the Ski Club. Outside of school, she skis, swims, attends baseball games, and works. Shelley hopes to become an elementary school teacher. FRANK WORTHINGTON 24 Thornton Street Frank has been a member of the Tech Tiger business staff since his junior year. He has also been a member of the baseball team for three years. Frank hopes to go to college and major in pre-med, CAROLYN WRENN 19 Milford Street Carol has taken a great interest in the Drama Club during her junior and se- nior years at Tech. She has helped with the production of Tech Tantrums by serving on the make-up committee. Her outside interests include swimming, horseback riding and tennis. She would like to attempt water-skiing, surfing, and other water sports. Carol hopes to become a physical therapist. DOUGLAS WRIGHT 42 Denver Street Doug’s interests are centered around the music field. As of yet, he is unde- cided about his future plans. LINDA WRIGHT 32 Maynard Street RENE her An energetic member of the chorus, 114 Miller Street = : Linda has participated in chorale, the Kenny played varsity soccer during his freshman seas the Spring Concert, freshman, junior, and senior years. He the Christmas Concert and the Gradua- loves sports, including baseball, hocke tion Chorus. She also has been a mem- and soccer. Ken hopes to attend Lowell Tech and someday to become a techni- cal engineer. ber of S.A. and the G.A.A. She enjoys singing and dancing along with sewing, cooking, and reading. In the future, Linda hopes to become an elementary school teacher. PERCY WRIGHT JR. 209 Oakgrove Avenue Percy played on the freshman basket- ball team in the tenth grade, the J.V. team in the eleventh grade and the var- sity in the twelfth grade. His major outside interest is the Target Drum and Bugle Corps. Percy plans to go into the Navy and study a trade. SUSAN WRINKLE 105 Macbeth Street Susan has worked as an office aide and has been a three year member of S.A. An outdoor sports fan, she enjoys swimming, water skiing, and golfing. Sue’s ambition is to follow a career in nursing. PATRICIA WROBEL 1698 Dwight Street Pat, a senior sub-Tiger, has been very ac- tive in her three years at Tech. Her school activities include being a mem- ber of G.A.A., the Future Nurses Club, and a three year member of the Drama Club. Skiing, water sports, and horse- back riding are Pat’s outside interests. After graduation, Pat plans to become PATRICIA ANN YON 39 Orchard Street Pat enjoys car racing and dancing. Upon graduation, Pat is planning to at- tend college in hopes of becoming a nurse. a nurse. PATRICIA ANN ZABEYDA 216 Breckwood Boulevard Patty has been a three year member of S.A. and was a member of the German Club during her freshman and junior years. Her ambition is to attend college. JAMES ZAIKEN 33 Chilson Street Jim played football in his freshman year and has also been a member of S.A. and the Student Patrol. Outside of school he enjoys drag racing, cars, and football. Jim plans to attend college to become an accountant. THOMAS ZAJDEL 59 Lang Street Tom has been a member of the Cor- ridor Patrol during his junior and senior years. After graduation he plans to at- tend Westfield State College and would like to become a teacher. MICHAEL ZALEWSKI 254 Stafford Street Mike has been a member of S.A. Out- side of school, he enjoys building mod- els, hunting, fishing, and camping. His ambition is to work at Pratt and Whit- ney Aircraft. SUSAN ZANETTI 11 Palmyra Street Sue has been an office aide for three CHRISTOPHER ZARLENGO 109 Glenwood Street “Fella”, a two-year member of the yearbook business staff, has been an years. Sewing is one of her many out- side interests. She plans to attend Springfield Technical Institute and be- come a dental assistant or a lab technician. active participant of the wrestling and tennis teams. Outside of school Chris’s chief interest is focused on motorcy- cling, while art is his secondary interest. “Fella” plans to go on to college where he will major in either art or teaching. BELINDA ZERRA 57 Barrison Street Belinda has been an S.A. collector, and usherette for graduation and Tantrums, and an office aide. She has also be- longed to the Drama Club and G.A.A. “Linde” loves collecting stuffed ani- mals, going skiing, and horseback rid- ing. She hopes someday to become an elementary school teacher and travel. JAMES ZUCCALA 116 Edgemere Road Jim plays in a band which had a suc- cessful engagement at the “Hive.” He enjoys chemistry, math, and physics, and plans to major in these subjects in college. JOSEPH BAEVICH 409 Page Boulevard Joe has played varsity football for three years, he was a member of the baseball team, wrestling team and A.V.A. in his freshman year. Joe enjoys going to the Y.M.C.A. to play handball. He would like to attend a prep school. WILLIAM MARSH 27 Elmwood Street Because of his interest in sports, Bill has been a member of the swimming team. He is very interested in commer- cial art, and after graduation he hopes to make a career in this field. SHEILA BATES 59 Kenyon Street Sheila enjoys English and she is also interested in nursing. After graduation, Sheila plans to attend a school to be- come a registered nurse. KEITH MASON 4 Dorchester Street “Mace” has been a member of the A.V.A. and the bowling team durin his freshman year; he has participate in Tech Tantrums and has been a member of the Color Guard during his Junior and senior years. He enjoys playing pocket billiards in his spare ume. A career in computer programming is Keith’s main ambition. MICHAEL CARDOZA 29 Emery Street Mike has played varsity football and baseball during his freshman, junior and senior years, and has also been a three year member of the Corridor Pa- trol. He is interested in sports of all types. Mike’s ambition is to become a history teacher. JOHN G. PARHAM 30 Lebanon Street pine es has been a member of the track team and the Band. Among his varied interests is traveling. He plans to attend college to attain his ultimate goal of becoming a dentist. THOMAS MAHAN 115 Navajo Road Tom has received S.A. and has also been on the wrestling team. He likes to ride motorcycles and to travel. His main ambition is to own a florist shop. 98 RICHARD F. SEGER 70 Campechi Street Rick has been a member of the Band and Swingsters, a participant in assem- blies. He has also been a member of the tennis and crew teams, and a Squad Leader. Although he enjoys sports, music remains his main interest. Rick plans to attend Springfield Technical Institute and take the data processing course. € 99 100 eM LS Ene nos ip eS MLC ompeting sacageo et ean paeermen pre? 107 Class Ballot Handsomest Boy—James Sexton Most Popular Girl—Mary Corbin Most Popular Boy—Bob Doleva Mr. Music—Jim McEwan Miss Music—Anita Anderson Best Athlete, Girl—Priscilla Marini Class Wolf—Greg Collier Class Flirt—-Muffy Cummings Prettiest Girl—Pat Class Couple—Cecile Boucher and Bill Ryan Best Athlete—Kevin Spagna Class Comedienne—Pam Smith Parker Class Comedian—Allen Stratton Teacher’s Pet, Girl—Marla Best Dressed Boy—Chris Schmitt Zarlengo Teacher’s Pet, Boy—Gary St. Best Dressed Girl—Paula Peter Bellucci Class Politician, Girl—Sandy Shyest Girl—Gail Staples Cote Shyest Boy—Ron James Class Politician, Boy—Bob Doleva Mr. Tech Spirit—Allen Miss Tech Spirit—Mary Stratton Corbin Class Rendezvous—Sixteen Acres’ Friendly’s Class Song—““Spooky”’ Most Mischiev ous Girl—Pat Traynham Most Mischievous Boy—Wilbur Wigfall Class Actor—Warren Kenniston Class Actress—Anita Anderson Girl Most Likely To Succeed—Marla Schmitt Ideal Senior Boy— Bob Doleva Boy Most Likely To Ideal Senior Girl— Succeed—Gary St. Peter 108 Diane Morrison Class Will We, the Class of 1968, being of sound body, do hereby bequeath, bestow, and otherwise impart to our posterity, to wit: Sheila Evans leaves 4” of her hair to Mr. Sprague’s chrome dome. The seniors will Mr. Jackson a recorded tape: “Will Mr. Loiko please come to Mr. Jackson’s office?” The cross country team leaves the starting line uncrossed. The Sixteen Acres’ gang leaves the second floor walls dirtier than last year. Prentiss Mooney leaves Tech as aes of color combinations. Debbie DuPont leaves Tech with broken Charleston beads, dirty sneakers, socks and gloves, a strained voice and great memories. The girls in 223 leave Miss. Carlson a can of Pledge sett wax. Sue ete leaves her nickname to any deserving junior girl who meets the quali- fications. Nick Ciocca, Stan Detka, Phil Tomkiel, and Jim Lajoudice leave their legendary grappling ability to next years’ wrestlers. Jon Hallet leaves “Poopsie”’ behind. Dora Smith leaves Mr. Dolan a wig. The senior typing classes leave Miss. Shea a box of answers to her question “What?” Brian Burns leaves Mr. Dooley Excedrin headache 68. Cheerleader Bev Dymon, leaves Tech a book, “How to Goof Up a Rally in Ten Easy Steps.” The Haan ie leave Mr. Buddington one unauthorized Rango badge. The girls in Miss. Shea’s homeroom leave her a year’s supply of tardy cards. The senior ROTC leaves coffee and donuts to “Gentle Ben Bushy.” Mr. Doane’s classes leave him a bottle of pep pills (follow directions). Homeroom 204A leaves Miss Murray a new pair of A-Go-Go Boots. The Student Council leaves Mrs. Barrend a box of candy. Rod Case leaves next year’s Tantrum’s party to anyone with a mansion. Marla Schmitt leaves her schedule to any kid at Tech crazy enough to take it. Jerome “Flash” Haskins leaves his speed to next year’s Track Team. Hosea Kelly wills his last and only possessions, his position as captain of varsity baseball, his anxiety to steal (bases), and his speed on the base lines to those who can catch it. Allen “Rat” Stratton, leaves Tech . . . we think! Sheila Hogan leaves Tech—on time, for once. Mary Ann leaves Miss Lynch 1,000 grey hairs. The Tech Tiger Editors leave Mr. Nowick a padlock to keep the staff under lock and key. Sandy Cote leaves Tech and Springfield with fond memories and promises to return. Jane Somers leaves her tears to another sentimentalist—Kathy Collins. Sue Oberlander leaves to next year’s cheering captain her last word, “Ready?” The “Golden Girls” leave Miss. Donigian best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Bob Doleva leaves next year’s senior class president a list of his duties. Pauline Remy leaves her height to the basketball team. We leave Tech with deep thanks to the teachers, counselors, and advisors for their much appreciated guidance and tolerance, during the best years of our lives. Signed, sealed and witnessed by: Mary Corbin Bob Doleva Sandy Cote Sue Oberlander Jane Somers 109 Three Year Honors Ronald Filipiak Mark Brus Theodore Sotiropolous Robert Goodwin Marla Schmitt Sheila Evans Patricia Spagna John Ferraro Susan Newcomb Diane Morrison Karen Grindle Sheila Hogan John Rossini Werner von Braun Jeffrey Davidson Paul Crescenzo Greg Smith Philip Pederson Lannis Gagnon Samuel Johnston Gary St. Peter Prentiss Mooney Ernest Lyon Rickard Parker Stephen Wallace Thomas Giroux Albert Drenthe Fond Memories Of Tech In September, 1965 we cluttered the halls as con- fused freshman. Timid and shy we scurried by the many senior hats. It wasn’t long before we elected our Student Council members and class officers. Bob Doleva was chosen President, with Chris Mac- Innes as Vice President, Bill Lynch as Treasurer and Sandy Cote as Secretary. As the year went on, we realized that we too were contributing to the Spirit of Tech. After our summer vacation we returned to Tech, just a little more self-confident. This ye ar leading us was Bob Doleva, again President; Mary Corbin, Vice President; Jane Somers, Treasurer; and Sandy Cote, Secretary. In December, we ordered our class rings not knowing that we were in for a long wait. Well. . . it was March before we were waving our hands around the halls of Tech. On April 28, we held our junior dance “April Showers”. The decor- ations were beautiful, thanks to Miss Bogacz, and we won’t talk about the large crowd. . .? College boards had finally come. On Saturday, May 6, some of us stayed at the school for six hours. This year was a great year for our athletic teams. We were State Soccer Champs, Western-Mass. Champs in Hockey and Wrestling, City Baseball Champs and our football team beat you know who! Here again another great year was coming to an end. Many of our friends were graduating and we would be the upperclassmen. This year when we came from vacation we were wearing the hats. We were the Seniors! For many of us, our years at Tech have been the best years of our lives. Before long, our prom, banquet, and graduation will have come and gone. We will no longer walk the halls of Tech. Many of us will go on to college and many to work, but for all of us will be memories of the Spirit of Tech. 111 112 Candids Junior Log Richard Valarose Vice-President Jim Broderick President Class Council Standing—Bonnie Blair, Cathy Smith, Paul Rasid, Carol Wilk, Pat Sawyer, and Ken Davies. 114 Class Advisors Mr. Donati, Miss Murray, Miss Borner, Mr. McCarthy, Mr. Savoia. Tim Sears—Treasurer Jean Corbin—Secretary 109 Standing: D. Nichols, J. Foley, J. Callahan, D. Hall, H. Dykes, G. Craven, C. Sangendorph, P. Miller Ist row: D. Bellucci, R. Butman 2nd row: R. Clayborn, J. Collester, T. Chisholm 3rd row: L. Dickerson, R. Beldee, S. Douglas 4th row: R. Fer- rando, A. Frates. 116 108 Standing: W. Booth, W. Brennan, P. Bowman, G. Brown, S. Cerez, L. J. Aberdale, J. Carty, J. Coffey, T. Conners, P. Chechile, J. Seaver st row: R. Washington, A. Bartolo, M. Arena, M. Boisvert, 2nd row: E. Wright, G. Arruda, J. Albano, M. Buendo, 3rd row: J. Martel, A. Ciak, S. Clark, J. Clemmons, 4th row: N. Cooper, R. Lamontaigne, M. Walsh, J. Mario, 5th row: G. Wells. 115 Standing: A. Calvanese, J. Bator, R. Chelli, E. Twining, D. Paingerelli, W. Cluley, L. Jacobs, R. Cohan. R. Royer, G. Blodgett, K. Deso, J. Berwer, P. Brodeur, M. Berger st row: P. Basmajiaw, D. Gosiewski, J. Pashko, K. Appleby, 2nd row: D. Littlefield, J. Collins, D. Butler, T. Chamberlan 3rd row: R. Kwight, W. Labroad, W. Cotti, W. Ander- son, 4th row: B. Yelle, W. Boris, P. Stanley, M. Van der leeden. 202 Ist row: J. MacMillan, G. Mancuso, B. Miller, P. Morrissey 2nd row: C. Janik, M. Jones, M. Kalish, P. Res- solano 3rd row: J. Garrelli, M. Gibbe, B. Gibby, S. Gordon. 4th row: J. Bryant, W. Everett, T. Far- row, R. Ferris. Standing: R. Hen- nessey, J. Pires, J. Peterson, M. Pat- sowis, N. Papadoulias, D. Robert, K. Pelletier, B. O'Donnell, T. Allen, G. Fugate, J. Kiah, K. Gray, G. MacDonald, D. Parker. 117 118 Standing: S. Gero, S. Camrbell, T. Denesha, B. Foss, D. Leary, N. Ber- nard, R. Erwin, F. Dean, G. Gen- tiles Raw Golon, | Gi Greener Re Michaelian, G. Jakimento, D. John- son, R. Tessier. st row: R. Cote, A. Connors, D. Cuoco, L. Dallaire, K. Dargis. 2nd row: J. Duke, S. Ensign, P. Dicarlo, D. Farioli. 3rd row: M. Foster, T. Fatal, E. Woytowicz, K. Godfrey. 4th row: R. Hartman, K. Hackett, E. Gustafson, W. Hayward. 203 Ist row: K. Collins, J. Bettine, S. Constanos, J. Corbin, D. Cox, 2nd row: B. Blair, S. Belanger, K. Car- ney, E. Nickerson, E. Mosess 3rd row: L. Martinello, S. Broderick, J. Bessett, S. Strong, E. Fazzi, Standing: S. Friberg, J. Goldstein, L. Asseline, S. Ferrara, J. J. Wynne, INS ASSarian aS aaealcOne wm be Ferintino. 207 Ist row: R. Moreau, T. Moniaty, P. Morrissey, G. Noffke,. 2nd row. J. Mazza, J. Mcaleer, F. McCarthy, R. McClements, R. Marino. 3rd row: G. Hoague, L. Jackson, D. Gran- ger, R. Kenney, C. Kupras 4th row: P. Crowell, G. Miller, R. Geagan, M. Giammarino, I. Goodwin. 5th row: W. Aldrich, J. Mitchell, J. Pi- card, R. Goodwin, B. Turner, A. Mandalini. 118 206 Standing: D. Lambert, B. Bourke, G. Hurst, P. McDonald, G. La Fleur, B. Johnson, J. McNeil, B. Hyder, C. Lyons, F. Pobiego, st row: C. Jones, M. Lafiamme, T. O'Malley, B. Vigneault, G. Lafoun- tain, T. Williams, 2nd row: G. Man- ard, P. Hogan, G. Long, S. Houl- ihan, D. Cupa, T. Lattell 3rd row: R. East, J. Holly, B. Hienfield, T. Jarris, T. Foster. 210 Ist row: B. Armfield, S. Battle, P. Cooley, W. Beudreau, 2nd row: J. Davidson, J. Cox, G. Ferringo, R. Francis 3rd row: D. Grimaldi, B. Graves, S. Hodges, R. Helgevold 4th row. J. Lachtara, J. Kinnear, C. Knox, R. Holton, standing: J. Poret- er, J. Monigle, M. Thompson, L. Fisk, M. Pagios, R. Nye, Gary St. Peter, V. Malchesky, K. Schreiler, J. Parreco, K. Makuck, D. Ericksberg, R. Slomski. 215 Ist row: D. Poulin, M. Salcevics, C. Wilk, G. Durej. 2nd row: C. Smith, P. Spezeski, S. Barlow, C. La Rue. 5rd arow: Mir Seline: J, Yvon, -E: Slate, S. Richards, Standing: C. Chambers, J. Welch, V. Schultz, P. Dee, R. Barrett, D. Cocchi, D. Vit- eralli, C. Stavarakis. 119 213 Ist row: P. Lucey, R. Hickson, D. Grandmont 2nd row: S. McAllister, D. Kenefick, N. Leary 3rd row: M. Therrien, M. Hunt, F. Hartman 4th row: C. Patrakis, B. McCauley, J. Katulka. Standing: P. Kane, E. Mo- rin, J. Genander, D. Gallerani, J. Henderson, E. Heylin. 216 Ist row: J. Anderson, D. Motley, L. Streeter, G. Willis. 2nd row: P. Eaves, S. Hallums, M. Jackson, M. Cooley, 3rd row: W. Jackson, I. CharksseJ.05 Cole.) Dy erAshiine: Standing: M. Wiggers, A. Palmer, S. Asselin, R. Youmans, A. Pinkerton, B. Reed. 220 Standing: J. Poliwczak, V. Phelps, M. Papadopoulous, W. Dill, S. Powell, S. Penna, R. Payne, J. Per- os, R. Peterson, M. Ogoley, J. Petel- le, M. Mitchell, M. Sullivan, C. Mifflin, J. Miller. st row: R. Plass, L. Milne, D. Sullivan, M. Mencarel- li, M. Mickiewicz 2nd row: P. Mon- tefusco, J. Moores, M. Morin, R. Mortimer, J. Spear. 120 217 Ist row: .L. Benson, R. Cox, M. Germain, J. Harrington, S. Shaw. 2nd row: I. Hluackeusky, M. Dau- zuk, D. Balboa, P. Blair. 3rd row: L. Burt, J. Bellow, K. Fass, C. Crane. standing: C. Harrison, J. Hanley, D. Bradley, P. Burgess, K. Hartwell. 225 Standing: R. Lisee, R. Closser, M. Kustwan, J. Cavanaugh, J. Stack, F. Voges, G. Vasquez, M. Wright, D. Tebaldi, C. Steele, K. Mavoroundis, L. Taylor, S. Scuderi, R. Stec, J. Willard, G. Wilkinson, G. Romano, J. Yankowski. st row: F. Ferraro, JP Scott D-Gelinasw Gs sullivan: 2nd row: E. McGrath, P. Rasid, R. Rezzani, D. Richards. 3rd row: A. Rose, R. Safarik, J. Scibelli, T. Scibelli. 304 Standing—Ist row—J. Vivenzo, P. Richardson, R. Sawicki, J. Tolpa, J. Allen, B. Silvestra, M. Katz, J. Spir- iti, D. Rock, D. Martin, D. Sur- prise, J. Stahovish, G. Levesque, M. Canegallo, L. Scott, J. J. Kawa, B. Woodward. st row. R. Sbriscia, L. Kania, T. Rusio, J. Mullan 2nd row: B. Butcher, N. Zeo, B. Wands, A. Tetrault 3rd row: E. Rivers, D. Cro- teau, J. Whitney, G. Winkler, K. Rush. 121 227) Sitting—F. Albertowig, H. Brunelle, R. Omen, K. Laflem, D. Gaudette, J. Westroth, D. Moran, G. Bau- dreau, A. Chabot, C. Wyland, G. Giza, D. Mallalien, J. Krukowski, R. Smith, R. Fish Standing—D. Hel- lya, E. Adanczyk, R. Cornell, C. Peck Eee litts.s lem Rerten ew INGtinel: G. Camerata, D. Barrett, R. Gone, De itcenh= Bouthelette: 306 st row: Dennis Sliney, R. Spencer, D. Welch, F. Westbrook, B. Marcel 2nd row: R. Cunningham, T. Pa- quette, J. MacKay, A. Louis, J. Mortell 3rd row: D. Johnson, E. Loheman, B. O’Neil, K. Murphy, M. Makol, Standing: G. Hogue, J. Delalis, E. Garvey. 312 Standing: S. Corrieveau, D. Amelli, C. Terrelli, T. Mastrioanni, W. Se- luck Sitting: R. Diego, F. Colacci- no, B. Bailey, R. Nehmer, S. Battle. 313 Ist row: F. Zabik, J. Grigus, M. Deshais, A. Starks, B. Gonyea, C. Price, D. Stack, L. Santaniello, G. Johnson, P. La Fortune. Standing: A. Providakes, G. De Sellier, A. Wells, D. Collings, J. Robbins, E. Barrett, E. Janik, F. Zdrojkowski, C. Menzel, L. Webb, P. Curto, B. Browski, J. Sorcinelli, J. Kuc, R. Vallorose, T. Sears, D. Ward. 317 Standing: J. King, C. Perry, B. O’Brien, B. Woodward, B. Touran- goau, M. Canagello, R. Cunning- ham, M. Biscoldi, M. Willoughby, R. Fugere, M. O’Connor, A. Sulli- van, R. Samay, A. Patton, J. Shaw, R. Tourga, R. Sibby, P. Richards. Ist row: J. Porter, W. Wheeler, G. Smith, J. Miller, M. Robinson, R. Whitney. 2nd row: M. Bailey, W. Wyatt, D. Richardson, D. Bond. 322 Standing: M. Simon, D. Berger, M. Bland, G. Fowler, E. Wilson. Sitting: S. Grandison, J. Zapponi, S. Tucker, K. Bass, D. Wojtowicz, S. MacArthur. ere Spo aae aa n 123 Ist row—D. Peppin, L. Johnson, C. Lessard, P. Sawyer, C. Wessell, C. Kelly, D. Gurka, B. Aires, L. Hirsch- berg, V. Wiater. 2nd row—A. Ho- gan, M. Turcotte, L. Wier, D. Lyons, A. Wier, W. Robinson, B. Hunter, C. Kocor, B. Neal, G. Wynne, N. Lees. Ist row—R. Paul, T. Johnson, V. Gi- orando, B. Paquette, R. Junior, M. Waldo, S. Lengiza, R. Haraty, M. Holland. Standing: J. Jawonski, R. Sienkicwicz, R. Verrati, S. Gardner, T. Valeras, R. Williams, R. La- rosed, W. Stephens, K. Connors, S. J. Jackson. Freshmen 124 Candids 125 Freshman Log Denise Ricci, Vice-president John Bedard, President Sitting: J. Brammucci, D. Ricci, $. Lambert, L. Anton, M. Sullivan, C. Rogers. Standing: J. Bedard, R. Holt, M. Hall, S. Shea, M. Fairbanks, R. Riberty, P. Bolduc, J. Healy, B. Whitney. 126 Class Advisors Mr. Souza, Miss Kennedy, Mrs. Seward, Mr. Miller, Mr. Forest. Janice Bramucci Treasurer Barbara LaPierre Secretary w 127 128 Ist row—T. Malone, G. Babineau, R. Albano, 2nd D. Bogan, D. Bean, R. Allsop 3rd C. Bourke, J. Bedard, K. Calkins 4th J. Broadbent, G. Beeman, D. Angelrni 5th R. Bryce, A. Behrle, R. Appleton 61h B. Carl- son, H. Blackmore, S. Ayotte Standing—S. Blanchard, M. Chiar- valle, P. Gatti, M. Circosta, R. Ciocca, J. Carleton, V. Castonguay, W. Cavanaugh, C. Gosselin, R. Johnson, R. Campell. Sitting—R. Arthur, D. Conners, D. Fontaine, D. Fairbank, G. Lorni, B. Goodrow, G. Green, D. Favreau, G. Baird, C. McNair, J. Abare, G. Burke Standing—G. Heaty, W. Douglas, A. Calabrese, R. Assalin, R. Rys, C. Prittingley, J. Edwards, G. Kellogg, L. Fletcher, N. Bamard, A. Brundrett, H. Sabrowsk1. Sitting—F. Akley, J. Martin, K. Ahlberg, A. Albano, P. Alexopou- los, A. Bousquet, J. Auzalotti, A. Arslanian, C. Arterton, M. Ashline, H. Bassett, D. Broshon, A. Bodman, W. Bamber, D. Calvanese, R. Bergstrom, E. Carlock Standing—C. Abdow, G. Choiniere, F. Cocch, O. Goodwin, C. Conners, T. Cardo- za, R. Carlson, R. Evans, J. Cin- cone, M. Bruno, P. Altomare, W. Engley, T. Cardoza, R. Carlson, C. Burton, S. Gullberg, G. Larson. 208 L. D’agastino, P. Stattworth, G. Hodge, R. Ingalls 2nd row—J. Co- crane, L. Conners, F. Cape, S. Coughlin 3rd D. Altomare, L. An- ton, L. Arslanian, S. Barr Standing E. Grunden, M. Albert, G. Ackley, R. Brazee, E. Dean, M. Benson, D. Gelinas, L. Tibbury, G. Hifferman, T. Leurs, D. Hunt, E. MacInnes. 129 116 Standing—W. Dempsey, V. Lopez, R. Grindle, W. Cullinane, M. ‘Daly, K. Dudley, E. Degranpre, M. Cra- ven Ist row—E. Murehi, K. Dudas, D. Devine, A. Desrosiers, 2nd K. Granger, G. Gauthier, R. Good- reau, R. Gowrie 3rd R. Faniel, P. Dion, R. Dutilly, P. Frogameni 4th J. Garreffi, J. Drisgull, J. Garreffi Sth C. Bjorge, R. Demaria. 211 Ist row—K. Douglas, S. Cummings, M. Case 2nd A. Doyle, D. Dahms, S. Chesbra 3rd M. Durkee, P. D’- Amario, M. Capulo 4th J. DeCarlo, V. Daves, N. Carr 5th L. Costa, J. Colcombe, E. Caldwell Standing—S. Baab, J. Cambell, B. Barnard, G. Beaudry, D. Antony, D. Camp, G. Bianiki, J. Bramucci, A. Dawidjan, L. Alexander, G. Ryant, J. Broder- ick, C. Biezezowski, L. Bishop, M. Bobba. Room 214 Front row; S. Stenta, S. Touran- geau, J. Rueli, C. Morrison, M. Maliga, and J. Bradley. Second row; A. McInerny, T. LaFleur, N. Seline, C. Vanderleeden, B. Meuse, and D. Rachmaciej. Third row; J. Wright, Yo) Taylor D:) Celi, Do smithy Le Sweeney, G. Savoy, S. Mancini, J. Niedbala, P. Merritt, P. Wood, S. Markham, M. Olsley, and L. Kie. 130 Room 212 Ist row: L. Giguere, D. Fournier, S. razicine ba bamselerrem wend al lems: Morace, 2nd row: C. Gatti, S. Her- oux, J. Korbal, P. Lambert, M. Grummell, K. Taupier. 3rd row. N. Figoni, T. Labine, S. Lambert, C. Gove, K. Fitzgerald, N. M. Katul- ka. Standing: R. Goodrow, B. Har- lamon, P. McCurry, J. Graves, K. McIntosh, B. Mendes, S. Farrell, N. Martin, B. Jacobs, N. Jones, M. Li- cence, S. Gray, J. Hopkins, M. Loonis, D. Margara, P. Dvarecka, J. Doleva. Room 221 Row one—P. Rogers, P. Tait, K. Roos, K. Wyland, D. Willette, F. Syrett, and S. Vasquez. Row two—L. Williams, D. Plant, J. Plefka, C. Te- treault, L. Snyder, C. Roberts, and G. Wrinkle. Row three—J. Mutcher- son, S. Oullette, K. Poule, A. Pa- padoulias, B. Parker, J. Tranghese, and D. Worthington. Row four— B. Butler, K. Fitzgerald, L. Moran, S. Summerson, D. Murchison, K. Vo- gel, and D. Washington. Room 226 Standing—M. Hogan, W._ Gerr- mann, J. Donoghue, R. Hodges, R. Lamica, L. Hoague, D. Leger, P. Lemieux, S. Krastin, M. Lawrence, T. Lamka, E. LaMountain, and D. Ianello First row—J. Healy, D. Hill, J. Hinson. Second row—R. Holland, G. Hollister, E. Honorio, and D. Hutchison Third row—G. Jasmin, F. Johnson, J. Johnson, R. Joneson, and W. Johnson Fourth row— S. Joley, J. Khoury, P. King, J. Knowles, and K. Korut. 163 Room 224 Standing—G. Sobolowski, S. Wark, D. Verteramo, A. Songeny, J. Til- ley, R.-. Vetrault, J. Sullivan, J. Ziemba, D. Wilson, B. Sullivan, L. Tyson, J. Wyrborough, and R. Tuck. First row—M. Ziter, B. Spae- no, B. Sullivan, R. Webber. Second row—T. Stone, E. Wojtowicz, S. Wills, and T. Staples Third row—T. Wilkinson, R. Thorn, S. Metzadak- is, and T. Sullivan. Room 229 Standing—L. Fishbein, K. Fulton, D. Fugatt, L. Godard, J. Ferraro, M. Gramarossa, F. Francis, M. Fisher, F. Gentle, and J. Grassetti. 230 Ist row—R. Ober, R. Mogquin, D. Pedersen, B. Pauze 2nd row—D. La- Fleur, A. Lexinski, R. Pafumi, W. Mills 3rd row—R. Benard, D. Kahe- lalis, J. Keagle, R. Kiczek rop—J. Sampson, E. Roberge, A. Reed, D. Oumlanwe le Schittiqe ae ecdsamis: Shear, H. Shaw, C. Scanlon. 231 Ist row—P. Johnson, P. Fangheld, R. Tonyo, G. Johnson, R. McCaut- ly, J. Hanley 2nd row—B. Kalwo, R. Faili, A. Laino, V. Luleano, T. Hag- garity , D. JaMari 3rd row—R. Hau- to, E. Knodler, D. Hayden, J. Kiah, B. Maggi, J. Lofleur standing—J. Hansen, R. LaBrie, C. Manley, D. Kenyon, J. Tetreault, R. Fatta, D. Lowe, P. Krupczak, R. Holt, B. Karlungram, R. Haskins, J. Grazea- no, D. Humandiz, D. Hanson. 302 At tables—G. Googyear, C. Shlos- ser, A. Tassinari, J. -Solecki, M. Ziemba, J. Warren, R. Spellacy, S. Vilakis, D. Wapner, D. Wood, J. Syner, W. Whitney, R. Sweeney, W. Toland. standing—A. Tosoni, R. Williams, T. Carlin, L. Sorrell, M. Scurraa, C. Catter, R. Yankowski, R. Toomey, D. Sarrette, J. Scheible, N. Zahara, R. Pezzoti, D. Vicalvi, L. Ryans, M. Thompson, G. Gordon. 311 R. Drovin, P. Moore, G. Collins, P. Marsalek, S. Scibelli, G. Paquette, G. Manser, C. Murray, D. McNa- mara, P. Roche, R. Olbrych, F. Mitchell, R. Pagella, J. Racine, G. Rheaume, D. Sheehan, S. O'Neil, R. Rhinehart. 315 standing: G. Marker, D. Moreau, T. Morreau, J. Martin, G. Zeom, D. McCarthy, J. Marater, D. Mallett, P. Moore, C. Meadows. st row: D. McCarthy, R. Lilja, J. Markham, L. Elmasian. 2nd row: B. Loizzo, R. Murphy, T. McNally, C. Morrison 3rd row: A. Mackie, D. Meffen, P. Mascaro, D. Moore 4th row: G. Mal- eshefski, D. Mellis, B. Moore, T. Sullivan. 318 Ist row: N. Whipple, C. Wright, D. Murdock, L. Marcoux, D. Phillips, D. Gordon, N. Davis. standing: C. Verati, A. Woodall, R. Rushlow, M. Fredette, D. Wright, C. Gustafson, L. Brace, D. Gorman, L. McCaskill, J. Roy, M. Connor, T. Mikalonis. 133 325A D. Noyes, D. Bradley, G. Bu- channan, P. Burt, G. Darsz, J. Kan- neneh, W. Lamothe, M. Marschall, M. Sotichock, R. Burney, G. Des- laureis, J. McLaurin, J. Sparks, P. Leduc, K. White, J. Thompson, S. Webb, M. Thomas. st row: D. Allen, D. Aurato, R. Arthur, E. Baker, F. Bliss, B. Bousquet. 2nd row: W. Duyer, D. Elliot, R. Gil- day, E. Goldberg, P. Long, T. Hu- dyka. 3rd row: J. Perry, J. Power, T. Pyzik, M. Roberts, W. Sanders, R. Showe. 134 ay eena 320 Standing: J. Pellegrino, E. Olejarz, T. Nagle, B. O’Connor, R. Palazzi, K. O'Malley, W. Coffey. 3rd row: F. Orszulak, G. Vantassel, R. Ru- dolph, G. Roncalli, S. Robert, K. O’Sullivan. 2nd row: H. Reed, P. Racine, .J.4 Pyles, G, Provost: Pouliot. st row: R. Polastry, J. Plant, R. Worth, J. Pellegrino, C. Paul. 325B Standing: M. Streeter, W. Kelly, J. Choquette, C. Smith, L. Lynch, N. Peroulokis, T. Croteau, L. Dunham, F. Johnson, W. Woodgit, B. Web- ber, V. Caroso, A. Foutain, E. Mor- eau, R. Bogert, F. Reed, A. Char- tier. st row: I. Barber, M. Basile, B. Bigelo, M. Blake, M. Provost, R. Blanchard 2nd row: G. Gregory, C. Jones, W. Blake, N. Luvera, D. Mc- Farlane, J. Schoolcraft. 3rd row: H. Katz, J. Ouellette, E. Paige, P. Kel- ly, T. King. snidieciiomnaenicil fwho want to get ahead) Ee ACE 360 1 CuINT ee Upeen Owe ELLAR AW pow TAR Oe ovat oe es ¢ pUTIOW: LE SWE AWN IS LMAGEDD DEFOKE POTTING MOUTH INTO GEAR 137 Sue Oberlander Bob Doleva Sheifa Evans Sheila Hogan Tech Janie Somers, Sam Johnston. Mr. Nowick Mr. Nodurf, Mr. Butler. Editorial Staff Business Staff STA NDING—C. Ligarski, J. Scott, J. Porter, K. Schmitt. S7T- STANDING—W. Spano, P. Rogers, J. Bettini, B. Blair, C. TING-S. McAllister, J. Katulka, M. Seline, C. Smith. Pyles, G. Sobo lowski, D. Berger, S. Belanger, K. Bryant, M. Ziter. SITTING—G. Vlon, C. Zovlongo, M. Salcevics, F. Worthington, P. Tomkiel. 138 K. Patterson Chris Halleran Mark Brus Tech F. Calvanese; G. Staples. Mr. Bushey Mr. Moriarty Business Staff Editorial Staff STA NDING-—G. LaFleur, C. Clark, K. Quadrozzi, G. Cross. | BACKGROUND-P. Brodeur—Photographer, B. Pettrazoni, SITTING—P. O’Brien. C. Theriault, P. Lyons, D. Gurka. FOREGROUND_—R. Cow- en, R. Knight—Photographer. 139 Student Patrol IST ROW—Capt. K. Collins, Lt. J. Cabana, Capt. J. Kiah, Lt. F. Calvanese, Lt. K. Crimmens, Capt. E. Thomas, Chief R. Do- leva, Capt. W. Bedard, Lt. F. Jones, Lt. R. Atwater, Lt. W. Lynch, Mr. Jackson. 2ND ROW-—F. Ferraro, G. Blodgett, J. Faloretti, G. Smith, Lt. J. Garelli, J. Rossini, J. Ferraro, M. Erbentraut, M. Cavanaugh, C. Whitley, D. Hollister. 3RD ROW-—L. Butler, G. Napoli, R. Hamilton, R. Michaelian, R. DuPuis, G. La- Student Marche, R. Racette, J. Powers, G. Romano, G. McDonald, B. Keegan. 4TH ROW-—K. Freiberg, J. Mitchell, R. Moreau, G. Ulen, R. Chelli, J. Picard, G. Miller, P. Rasid, J. Bator, Lt. P. Basmajian. 5TH ROW-—Lt. T. Sears, Lt. J. Peterson, G. Brown, D. Lambert, J. Scibelli, T. Moriarty, A. Balicki, G. Bordeau, D. Taylor, Lt. P. Cooley, R. Royer. 1ST ROW-S. Oberlander, J. Somers, S. Cote, B. Lynch, J. Pallotta. 2ND ROW—V. luliono, J. Bedard, P. Dvarecka, J. Broderick, C. Chambers, M. Corbin. D. Ricci, C. Tetreault, C. Smith, C. Wilk, B. Blair. 3RD ROW-C. Ingram, B. Bednarzyk, J. Bramucci, 140 Red Cross Council Standing: R. Lamica, S. Ferrara, T. Labine, D. Morgara, T. Sullivan, S. Arthur, H. Parker, D. Johnson, K. Richards. Seated: Mrs. Pryor. Homeroom Representatives Row 1-H. Dyles, D. Belluchi, G. Vasquez, F. Mazza, A. Alba- no, R. Dronin, G. Toomy, M. Streeter, K. LaFleur, S$. Metzida- kis. Row 2—G. Doss, T. Parker, G. Smith, E. Gordon, D. Moore, J. Pyles, R. Holten. Row 3—G. Bohimier, M. Duteau, 141 M. Whipple, L. Tiobory, P. Kane, M. Jackson. Row 4—G. Bee- man, K. Taupier, R. Chelli. Row 5—R. Hudson, C. Steele, J. Seybold, R. Johndon, D. Taylor, W. Bell, H. Nathan, R. Reen, J. MacMillan. Senior National Honor Society 18h) 444) Ist row: D. Morrison, P. Spagna, S. Newcomb, K. Grindle, M. | Goodwin, F. Calvanese, W. Bedard, G. Smith, S. Wallace, R. Thompson, 2nd row, S. Evans, G. St. Peter, J. Rossini, S$. Stowers 5th row: A. Drenthe, J. Ferraro, E. Lyon, P. Mooney, Johnston 3rd row: M. Brus, R. Doleva, S. Hogan, J. Davidson, _T. Giroux, R. Filipiak, L. Gagnon. P. Pederson, P. Creseenzo, T. Sotiropoulos, R. Parke 4th row. R. Junior National Honor Society Ist row: C. Ligarski, D. Spezeski, M. Seline, C. Stavarakis, J. Calvanese 4th row: J. Grigus, P. Davis, A. Champagne, K. Dar- Bessette. 2nd row: C. Smith, E. Slate, P. Grahm, J. Goldstein, S. gis, J. MacMillan, T. Jarvis, B. Cohen 5th row: F. Luvera, J. McAllister. B. McCaulley, M. Hunt, J. Yvon, C. Pelow. 3rdrow: Kuc, G. Desellier, G. Palmer, S. Rosenfield, W. Everett, R. P. Curto, J. Davidson, E. MaGrath, G. Boudreau, J. Garelli, Rauh, D. Roberts, P. Basmajian. J. Braderick, J. Peterson, M. Patsouris, S. Scuderi, J. Bator, A. 142 % R. Knolls, E. Lyon, J. Ferraro, G. St. Peter. Spanish National Honor Society Sitting: G. Cooper, C. Stavarakis, N. Assarian, B. McCaulley Standing: C. Gonzalis, C. Santos, C. Bobba, G. Palmer, J. Kuc, P. Graham, G. Vasquez. 143 Future Nurses Miss Scanlon and Patient. anes mu KS Ist row: D. Anthony, S. Ferrara, B. Muse, G. Sim- Chamberlain, S. Brace 3rd row: S. Ferraro, R. Bra- mons, D. Hunt, L. Garrow, S. Shaw 2nd row: S. zee, G. Staples, G. Duryea, B. Blackwell 4th row: Mancini, C. LaRue, J. Terrien, B. Crenshaw, D. D. Richardson, M. Douzuk, C. Taupier, J. Healey. Future Teachers Ist row: P. Dee, S. Oberlander, D. Maratea, P. Cross, C. Bobba 2nd row: D. Cole, C. Smith, C. Ligar- ski, J. Somers, K. Quadrozzi 3rd row: L. Jahn, M. Seline, J. Yvon, B. Bliss. 144 German Club Row I—P. Basmajian, W. Beaudrew, P. Racid, S. Hausmann Row 2—M. Schmitt, S. Evans, D. Worth- ington, G. Tranghese, D. Tietze. Art Service Club Row I—M. Simons, C. Collins, J. Faloretti, M. Germain 2nd row: W. Marsh, J. Sexton, J. Burritt, M. Erbentraut, B. Pinkerton, T. Zajdel, B. Brissette, P. Bonk, M. Germain. 145 French Club Row 1: G. Fitzgerald, P. Dveraka, B. Butler, O. Davis, S. New- Row 3: R. Parker, C. Ligarski, D. Spezeski, C. Smith, M. Sel- man, J. Fitzgerald, R. Barrett, A. Papadolias Row 2: R. Lisee, J. ine, J. Yvon, D. Poulin. Serowitz, G. Duryea, J. Broderick, D. Grandmond, M. Schmitt Spanish Club Row 1: C. Stavarkis, D. Cocchi, B. McCauley, D. Cox, N. As- quez, J. Montero, J. Gianola, C. Gonsalves, S. Ouillette, Row 3: sarian, S. Hoffman, M. Martin, Row 2: G. Palmer, P. Graham, _ B. Bednarzyk, J. Hunperdinc, D. Piangerrili. F. Malcolm, C. Ingram, J. Scott, L. Hannah Row 3: G. Vas- 146 Concert Choir row 1: W. Kenniston, C. Cogman, N. Murray, S. Bates, P. S. Broshears row 3: D. Crawford, J. Hallet, J. Green, K. Harris, Powell, K. Stowers, R. Case row 2: G. Cooper, S. Bishop, W. A. Anderson, W. Meisner. Reed, D. Dupont, A. Askwith, C. Sexton, A. Steen, D. Smith, Model Congress T. Sotiropoulos, S. Johnston, C. Halleran, J. Peterson, P. Mooney. 147 Ski Club SITTING—J. Joubert, K. Crimmens, M. Eurbentraut. ST ROW-E. Fazzi, B. Butler, B. Morin, C. Smith, C. Ligarski, P. Fitzgerald, A. Carponilli, I. McCue, A. Golash, R. Diego, G. Spagna, J. Somers, S. Oberlander, J. Wynne, S. Belanger, S. _ Desellier, M. Moinahan, S$. Chisolm, B. Roche, M. Nititch, A. Lambert, C. Weiss, D. Willett. 2VD ROW-—P. Stanley, L. Albano, B. Dawson, R. Royer. Duclos, R. Sangster, B. Gilmore, R. LaPre, B. Moore, C. May- nard, C. Brown, B. Decoteau, R. Webber. 3RD ROW-—B. Drama Club STANDING—D. Verteramo, A. Sombenn, C. Sotolotto, C. Wrenn, J. McCullock, A. Frates, T. Fel- lion, B. Boussey, V. Schultz, P. Wrobel. SITTING—R. Turner, B. Opitz, D. Hunt, M. Robinson, D. Hill, J. Haskins. 148 Radio Club Mr. Forrest, P. Pederson, M. Kustwan, E. Lyous, J. Porter. Photography Club Sitting: P. Brodeur, P. Pederson, H. Nathan Standing: M. Kustwan, R. Knight, P. Ford, A. Kushnet, C. Steele, L. Hillman. 149 ess Club Row I: J. Davidson, P. Crezcendo, G. Washington, J. Perricco. G.A.A. Standing: F. Malcomb, A. Pidgeon, A. Hogan, C. Tory, P. Marrieni, E. Hartman, J. Hopkins Sitting: D. Roman, R. Alper, C. Tietze, M. Conner, D. Berger, S. Elliot, B. Streeter. 150 Language Lab Aides Sitting: C. Halleran, J. Barmouchi, N. Assarian, Standing: J. Sand, D. Cox, P. Morrissey. Bio Research Club Ist row: C. Ingram, E. Dudek, L. Maloni 2nd row; D. Johnson, S. Cote, M. Duteau, S. Johnston, B. Stowers, A. Albano. 151 Visual Aides Sitting: Mr. Forest, R. Weissman, K. Hall, A. Doyle, M. Galuc- __ P. Mascaro, R. Malo, M. Soticheck, B. Hartman, W. Dwyer, G. ian, S. Hausmann Standing: S. Jourouski, K. Mason, M. Ho- Napoli, F. Baur, E. Goldberg. gan, N. Levesque, J. Reed, J. Nugent, D. Johnson, T. Leahey, Stage Crew D. Withers, F. Alberto, R. Fouche, M. Wright, S. Smith. 152 Office Aids Ist row: B. Blackwell, A. Hogan, D. Lyons, 2nd row: C. Ligar- eski, B. Bliss 5th row: H. Dow, B. Boussey, J. Katulka, M. Cor- ski, J. Goldstein, S. Pyles, D. Viteralli, D. Poulin, K. Quadrozzi, bin, M. Seline, L. Weir, F. Hartman, D. Shlousseur, L. Hatzip- J. Yvon, D. DiCaro, K. Smith 3rd row: S. Friberg, G. Taylor, P. ero 6th row: C. Gonsalves, A. Pinkerman, S. Evans, D. Mara- Spagna, S. Zanetti, S. Zanetti, L. Kelly, D. Grandmont 4th row: tea, P. Lamoureau, P. Wrobel, S. Newcomb, D. Morrison, S. D. Clark, C. Hansen, L. Heylan, B. Mose, C. Wilk, P. Spez- Cote, E. Dudek. Library Aids _ Eee a Standing—L. Hannah, G. Beaudry, J. Sowell Seated—D. Morrison, K. Smith, T. Denson. 153 | R. Crowningshield, R. Francis, Mr. McGrath, P. Brodeur. R. Barrett, C. Patrikas, N. Carr, L. Williams, C. Tetrault, J. Butcher. 154 HAmDmyN BARBRDO 155 Cheerleaders STANDING-—S. Oberlander, K. Collins, J. Joubert, M. Corbin, J. Katulka. Kneeling—D. Morrison, J. Somers, S. Gagne, B. Dymon. pia a9 Oeste Song Hee fee Sach tae Cee 3, cB ave Oras C. Sexton, C. Weiss, K. Quadrozzi, B. Blair. K. Carney, P. Remy. C. Ingram, D. Dupont. 156 Color Guard S. Johnston, R. Atwater, P. Gerrard, K. Mason, P. Meyers. Majorettes Ist row: L. Hill, M. Trudeau, S. Hoffman, 2nd row: J. Stirlacci, M. Cummings, S. Kryzs. 157 158 SPORTS NS Og! Sie cea CST 2s aA aa oth ide, = RSTO, noone? 1 “TOUCHDOWN” “That @- Umpire” 161 Football Standing in Back: M. Willoughby, F. Francis st row: Stu P. Burt, L. Webb, C. Smith, M. Daley, H. Dykes, R. Cleyborne, Battle, M. Chiaravalle, E. Debrandpre, B. Roche, J. Maratea, J. Garefi, W. Woodgett, R. Palazzi, J. Peterson 4th row: S. W. Kelly, A. Dyer, J. Garelli, W. Spano, 2nd row: N. Wigfall, Battle, B. Brown, T. Roncaroti, D. Kelly, R. Romboletti, K. R. Grindle, C. Manley, J. Kinnear, R. Rudolph, W. LaMothe, J. Parker, M. Cardoza, S. Cerez. Lachtara, M. Circosta, G. Buchannon 3rd row: H. Blackmore, Scoreboard Opponent Tech Greenfield Won West Spfid. Won Westfield Tie Chicopee Lost Holyoke Lost Cathedral Lost Chicopee Comp Lost Agawam Lost Norwich Academy Lost 162 163 Soccer Ist row: W. Bedard, F. Calvanese, B. Maligs, S. Hausman, W. M. Buendo, T. O’Malley, P. Lafortune, J. Kiah, J. Bedard, B. Kenniston, B. Doleva, L. Lalli, T. Sotiropolus, E. Alfano, K. | Tourango, M. Mentgarelli, B. Long, T. Salemi, Coach Burns. Wright, L. Scott. 2nd row: P. Hogan (mgr), J. Cox, D. Heydon, SOCCER SCOREBOARD ocho Cathedral 2 aeereeneias 0 Teche es .4 Pradé eat.) 2 alee ges 0 echt Westfield uc. gee aiegseten 0 Lech ae eas COMMETCe saueeeee l lechaaanG Classical i. ee eer 0 echieaaee | Cathedral eee 2 1 CCliaeiaerE Tradé v3... eee l AWefeiv ge 201s Hf Commerces eee 0) Véchiv. = Classical 7. See l CCH ae eae Deeriield yee 0 Western Mass. Tournament We CH att aes Leminster ieee 0 Pech saan Chicopes pie ae. 0 Techi= eee Ludlow oo a eee 3 164 165 Basketball Basketball F. Calvanese (mgr.), J. Bedard, D. Murphy, W. Kenniston, E. Barbuti, B. Adams, J. Miller, W. Wigfall, C. McCaskill, D. Hall, K. Parker, G. Napoli, B. Doleva, J. Lowe, Mr. Stratton. Scoreboard Tech Opponent Westfield Won 89 pe Pittsfield Won 76 35 Ludlow Won 68 62 Holyoke Won 66 21 Cathedral Won 4B: 64 Northampton Lost 61 64 Classical Won 64 53 Trade Won £4 50 Commerce Won 45 44 Classical Won | ay Drury Won 82 64 Cathedral Lost 68 89 Commerce Lost 69 79 Trade Won 76 67 Westfield Lost 57 76 Cathedral Lost 49 66 City Play-off and Western Mass. Tournament 166 167 Scoreboard Opponent Chicopee Cathedral Classical Westfield W. Spfid. Chicopee Cathedral Classical Westfield W. Spfid Chicopee Cathedral Westfield Classical W. Spfid. ON BRK WRK KEK WNNN NY LV Row | T. Salemi, F. Deane, B. Long, L. Scott, J. Kiah, T. Pyzik, J. Sexton, B. Labrie, J. Duke Row 2 Mgr. V. Iualiano, B. Tabb, J. Collins, K. O'Malley, S. Clark, J. Kiah, C. Bourke, M. Bueno, — fe’) oO = NWA UNBPWNN OUNYNN W — D. Hayden, T. O’Malley, Mgr. P. Long, Row 3 B. Lynch, G. Brown, L. Vezzola, M. Demerski, K. Ahlberg, K. Collins, T. Sears. Mr. Mason 168 a 5 -� PP NOL AOA AE a MO any j ee Ty ee Sid a OO Gs | 169 Scoreboard Opponent Tech Wrestling Pittsfield Won 38- 8 Classical Won 36-11 Cathedral Won 33- 9 Quabbin Won 53- 0 Trade Won 5l1- 0 Commerce Won 39- 6 Longmeadow Won 31- 6 Williston Academy Won 23-17 Record 8-0-0 Western Mass. Champions Background—G. Buchanon, B. Tourangean, L. Wal- kiel, S. Detla, J. Loguidice, N. Ciocca, C. Morrison, F. lace, R. Bailey, R. Holt, R. Copcca. R. Porter, J. Gras- Scyocurka—Coach. setti. Foreground—I. Goodwin, G. Mancuso, P. Tom- 170 WESTERN MASS. 171 Baseball Ist row: H. Kelly, C. Lefevre, B. Dahlke, R. Crowley, R. Bed- ington; (Mgr.), M. Cardoza, A. Tetrault, T. Donahue, K. Par- ard, J. Lewis, B. Bonavita, D. Klemkowicz. 2nd row: F. Worth- ker, W. Kenniston, D. Murphy, S. Cerez, Mr. Burns. 172 City Champs THCH OPPONENT 14 Holyoke l 9 Pittsfield 3 Ze Classical 0 10 Commerce | 17 Trade 5 8 Ludlow 2 4 Cathedral ] 4 Classical 3 4 Commerce ] 6 Chicopee Comp. 4 2A Trade 0 3 Pittsfield 2 l Westfield 7 3 Cathedral | Western Mass. Tournament Chicopee 0 Westfield 8 i) 6 173 Tennis Tennis Scoreboard Opponent Result Palmer Lose Classical Lose Minnechaug Win Longmeadow Lose Agawam Lose Amherst Lose Cathedral Lose E. Longmeadow Lose Palmer Lose Classical Lose Minnechaug Lose Longmeadow Lose Agawam Lose Amherst Lose Cathedral Lose E. Longmeadow Lose Front, Mark Brus, D. Gelinas, Tom Fatal, Phil Brodeur Rear, F. Calavenese, S. Hausmann, R. Brunelle, K. Deso, R. Cossaboom. sane? P. Emirzian, L. Labath, J. Powers, Nolls, B. Korbut, R. Nolls, R. Ferris, S. John- ston, C. Karon, L. Fisk, J. Giugoi, S$. Krotchen, R. Lysack, P. Tompkins, M. Brus, R. Terrel, D. Atwood, F. Robrieglo, J. Grigus, F. Zarojkowski, B. Gomyes, R. Nethan. 174 Ist Row, B. Freeman, P. Lafortune, J. Allen, J. Leyden, D. 4th Row, G. Holt, D. Brodska, M. Gustembelli, T. Sears, 5th Stack, L. Cerselahion, G. Bianchi, A. Baliki 2nd Row, A. Hago- Row, M. Langheld, K. Collins, L. Pipin, G. Bohemier, 6th Row, pian, C. Tierell, F. Ferraro, L. Jasmin, R. Diego, S. Johnston, J. Fiore, J. Peterson. F. Bowers 3rd Row, J. Broderick, D. Blair, J. Spear, R. Atwater, mw “Awe 1 SY ‘ co s ee at ee aa 4 Tech lost lost lost lost won lost placed fourth won placed sixth 175 Crew Yale Frosh Tabor Poughkeepsie Amherst A.L.C. Worcester Cup Race Poughkeepsie Regatta ALG, New England Interscholastics Opponent won won won won lost St. John’s won lost Scoreboard Mt. Everett Minnechaug Holyoke Tanasqua West Springfield Deerfield Western Mass. Tournament—First Row IF. Francis, J. Allen, P. Davis, K. Miller, T. Jarvis, J. Berner, G. Provost, Coach Cataldi Row IJ R. Francis, S. Scuderi, C. Terrill, S. Scuderi, K. Deso, R. Lalli, G. Blodgett. Won Lost Won Won Won Won QAQANYAR SEK 176 “= iat ieeeemet eae ig tires ee ee a _e tere tes caiarmce ee aus . arte Sitting—R. Goodwin, J. Garelli, J. Broderick, D. Collins, D. Meffin, P. Morrissey, J. Driscoll, P. Morrissey. Standing—Mr. Orcutt, B. Hyder, P. Kolm, S. Dunley, W. Whit- ney, J. Callahan, W. Powers, D. Scott, D. Taylor, K. Dudley. 177 Track Team Sitting—G. Smith, B. Tourangeau, C. Steele, M. Miller, Mr. Orcutt. Standing—S. Chisholm, D. Hall, J. Paarham, L. Dickinson, R. James, J. Garelli, R. Parken, E. Roccanti, B. Yell, S. Detka, L. Tarnys. —a ee Cross Country Standing—W. Maggi, G. Smith, R. Valarose, R. Parker, W. Avery, E. Roccanti, B. Hyder, S. Detka. Sitting—R. Francis, T. Sears, W. Whitney, R. Clayborne, J. Whitney, K. LaRose. Scoreboard Opponent Classical 20 42 Agawam 20 43 Southwick 19 yb 44 Minnachaug Lost Palmer 20 36 Westside 15 47 Longmeadow 20 36 Cathedral a, 34 Tantasqua 15 49 Chicopee 25 32 Mr. Hopkins 179 Bowling Team Sitting—B. Miller, J. Ferraro, M. DiCarlo, R. Stadnicki. Standing—P. Foster, S. Wallace, F. Montagne, G. Holt, Coach Hewitt. Scoreboard Opponent Tech Classical lost Cathedral won Trade won Commerce won Cathedral lost Trade won 180 “Tech Know-how?” “Student?” “Mr. Curran?” “Confidence” 181 ee Aer SITY EP at OR Amer, TI eee pons ite price . ‘ OOO ae Nil LP AP PELL Oe Le ADVERTISEMENTS Compliments of W. F. YOUNG, INC. Manufacturers of Absorbine Junior Sterling A. Orr Inc. Cadillac “Standard of the World” 10 Mill St. 781-1800 Compliments of Springfield Dr. Mrs. Francis Welch Compliments of Tire Mart 200 Taylor St. Spfid., Mass. 737-2642 ANDERSON BENSON CORP. Springfield Imperial Wallpaper and Paint Inc. 486 Bridge Street W320i Springfield Mass. MOVING—STORAGE 2 UA BER Yeo ib ttedi SPRINGFIELD, MASS. 184 COEDUCATIONAL DAY AND EVENING PROGRAMS NEW CAMPUS URBAN ENVIRONMENT FULLY ACCREDITED ACCOUNTING SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINIS.......-.. 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