Turners Falls High School - Peske Tuk Yearbook (Turners Falls, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1976 volume:

PESKE-TUK Spirit of ' 76 Turners Falls High School Montague, Mass. 1 j( r l)i(lu)e.s If L Sniae.s u e u L snum ui ' cjaL e to one anoifie) til � ifie uaij ue ueie. 8 SENIORS MARK ALEKSIEWICZ You only got one life to live so live it up the best you can.” Mumbles” . . . likes drinking lots of cold beer . . smoking good weed . . . parties at the plains . . . The Seashore Inn . long week-ends . . . and dis- likes getting up in the morning . . . rednecks . . . rules and regulations . . . hangovers . Route 2 State Troopers. Goal; Hawaii VICTORIA L. ALLIS Vicki” . . . likes riding Satan . . . liver . . . Phila- delphia . . . motorcycles . spring . . . and dis- likes . . . winter . night driving . . . and funer- als. Goal: Hoping to find a job. BRUCE ANDREW CHRISTINE DEE BALBONI It is better to know things as they arc than to believe things as they sdem.” Chris” . . . likes rain . . . laughing . . . being with close friends . . . running . . . fooling around . . autumn . . . science . . . music . . . and dis- likes waiting. Goal: Geophysicist. Field Hockey 3, 4 . . . Track 1,4. . . Basketball 1, 3, 4 . . . Marching Band 1,2. . . Conceit Band 1, 4 . . . Chess Club 1 . . . Woodwind Ensemble 3, 4 . . . T Club . . . Yearbcxik . . Pep Band 1,4. . . National Honor Stxiety. MARY-JO BAN ASH The only way to have a friend is to be one.” R. W Emerson. Mare” . . . likes paper clips . . . weekends at Bug- sy’s . . . taking Stats . . being Polish . . . tea . . . and dislikes Dentists . . . being confused . . . los- ing someone . . . close calls . . . when friends are busy. Goal: Satisfaaion. Color Guard 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 1,2. . . Volley- ball 4 . . . Fcxjtball Statistician 4 . . . Basketball Statistician 4 . . . Prom Committee . . . Ring Com- mittee . . GAA . . . Pep Club. MARK ALEKSIEWICZ MARY-JO BANASH PETER AUBREY BRUCE ANDREW PETER AUBREY Do it, to it.” Pete” . . . likes Lynne ... 65 Fastbacks . . . karate . . traveling . . . Schlitz . . . and dislikes cars that don’t work. Goal: To stay alive. CHRISTINE DEE BALBONI SARA-LOU DIANE BATCHEI.DER DIANA MARIE BEAUREGARD Everything has its beauty but not everyone sees it.” Bugsie” . . . likes making friends . . . softball . , . having fun with scarecrow . . . laughing . . . jokes . . . and dislikes leaving in the summer , . . snobs . . . liver . . . close calls. Goal: To go to college. Softball 3, 4 . . . Volleyball 4 . . . Pep Club . . . Booster Day Duchess. SUSAN MARIE BEZIO The best things in life are free.” Susie” . . . likes her new dad . . . kittens . . . motorcycle rides with Davy . . . Rolling Hills of Pennsylvania . . . roller skating . . . and dislikes being used . . . getting up for school . . , busy Sat- urday nights at Athens . . . selfishness . . . taking tests. Goal: To receive her C P A. in Accounting. GAA . . Home Ec Club. DIANA MARIE BEAUREGARD THOMAS PETER BASSETT Bomber” . . . likes S.P.S. . . . talks with Zino . . . F.L . . . the outdoors . . . autumn . . . and dislikes use-me’s” . . . driving . . . sweaters . . . accidents blindness. Goal: To be happy. Football I, 2, 3 . . . Class Committees. SAR. -LOU DIANE BATCHEI.DER When you’re weary, feeling small, when tears are in your eyes I ' ll dry them all. I’m on your side when times get rough and friends just can’t be found.” Sair” . . , likes Gair . . . the woman in my life, my Gram . . , laughing, long talks and gotxl times . . . happy memories . . . surprises . . . winning at Hinsdale . . . spotting pheasants and eating bananas with V ' al . . . having the greatest friends in the world. Goal: To go to Becker Jr. College, and become a gcxxf Journalist. Chorus Drama Club . . GAA . . Bye-Bye Birdie . . Jr Prize Speaking . . Color Guard . . T Club . . . Yearbook Staff. THOMAS PETER BASSETT SUSAN MARIE BEZIO FRANCIS B BOUCHER VC ' hen you think about tbe good old days you usu- ally mean the nights.” Ernie” . . . likes Old Che 7 Trucks . , . The Ghetto Cruiser . . . aspiring to new heights . . . Yes” . . . working up a sweat . . . and dislikes bomb scares . . . The EG A . . . poker on the roof Pink Panther . . , spending all night on home- work. Goal: I hope to be as happy with the rest of my life as 1 have been in the past four years. Football 1 - 3 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Track 1 . . . Ski Club 2 - 4 . . Astronomy Club . . . Yearbook Pho- tographer . . . National Honor Society. ROBERT LEON BOULANGER How can you be in two places at once when you’re not anywhere at all.” Mort” . . . likes Yes” , . , The Flying Circus . . . ghetto cruiser . . . The Stones . . . summer resort for the unemployed . . . and dislikes kidnap- pers . . . big white tires . . . Foxboro P.D. . . . cynics . . . spring of ’74. Baseball 1, 2, 4 . . . Football 1,2. . . Track 3 . . . Ski Club . . . Swim Club . . . German Club 2. FRANCIS B BOUCHER ROBERT LEON BOULANGER MARGARET HELEN BOURBEAU GARY FRANCIS BOURBEAU MARGARET HELEN BOURBEAU I don’t care.” Peggy” . . likes a special someone in the Navy , , French fries . . roses . . . traveling . . . walking in the snow . and dislikes being called Little Bibbo” . . . rainy weekends . . . snobs . . . getting up early . . . saying good-bye. Yearbook Staff . GAA GARY FRANCIS BOURBEAU If you cannot win, make the one ahead of you break the record.” Chopper” . . likes all sports . winning . . . Red Sox . . Food Prep. 1 . being able to arrive late and to leave early . . . and dislikes P A L. . . Howard Cosell . Tobacco . . people with big mouths. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Basketball 1, 3, 4 . . . T Club. SHARON LOUISE BROWN Those who think they know it all upset those who do.” Brownie” . . . likes being with Pheasant . . . her friends . . . Stevie Wonder ... to be left alone sometimes . . . fall colors . . . and dislikes thunder and lighming . . . people who complain . . . ham . . . forgetting things . . . wasting precious time. Goal: To find happiness in all of my endeavors. Cheering (Co-Captain 4) . . . Band . . Pep Club . . . Student Government . . . GAA . . Model Congress . . T Club . . . Junior Prize Speaking . . . National Honor Society . . Booster Day Prin- cess. STEPHEN BR20Z0WY Things could be worse.” Steve” . . . likes apple crisp . . .2:30 p.m. . . . office work . . . intercom . . . and dislikes Teeny Screamies . . Rm. 210 . . . cafe duty . . . emer- gency showers. Goal: University of Lowell. Medical Careers . . . Dramatics Club . . . Chorus . Graphic Arts. STEPHEN BRZOZOWY SHARON LOUISE BROWN SUSAN MARIE CAMPBELL If you love something very, very much, let it go free. If it doesn’t return it was never meant to be yours, if it does, love it forever.” Sue” . . . likes thunderstorms . . . the color orange ... a very special person . . . and dislikes calling at the wrong time . . . being a moody person . . . fights. Color Guard 2, 3, 4 . . . JV Basketball 2 . . GAA . . . Class Historian 3, 4 . . . Student Government Treasurer 4 . . . National Honor Society. LINDA ANN CENZANO You sec life passing you by and you find that noth- ing’s going right.” Lynn” . . . likes music . . . concerts . . . motorcy- cles . . . California (L.A.) . . . driving in the coun- try .. . flowers . . . and dislikes being alone . . people who think that they’re better than others . . . spiders . . . people who use other people . . . crowded cars . . . cold dark rainy nights. Home Ec Club . . . Medical Oreers Club. SUSAN MARIE CAMPBELL LINDA ANN CENZANO 2 PETER A CLOUTIER Obvious choke hold ” Pete” , . . likes giving thuds, killer bee bites, obvi- ous choke holds, head butts . . . .and dislikes Jump- ing Jer . . . receiving killer bee bites, thuds, obvious choke holds, nose rips. GAR - COLE Gtxl didn’t create men equal, but Samuel Colt did.” Natty” . . likes hunting . . . hot cars . . . snow- mobiles . . . welding . . Autumn . . . and dislikes Barney’s class . . . summer . . . tobacco . . . unpaid bills. PETER A CLOUTIER GARY COLE MICHAEL CONNOR There’s only two kinds of parties, the ones you’ll never forget, and the ones you can’t remember.” Jose” . . . likes looking at the sky . . . Cape Cod ’75 . . . memories . . drunk people . . . Marshall Tucker Band . . and dislikes bad mcKxls . . . rules . . . getting caught . . . rainy week-ends . . . being broke. Goal: To get an orange C-JS and travel across the country. KARVN DAVC ' N COPPINGER Close the dtxir, put out the light, you know they won’t be home tonight.” l-ed Zeppelin. Case” . . . likes sparkly eyes . . . rowdy parties walking on Chestnut Hill . . . Southern Com- fort over ice . . gossiping with Donna . . . and dislikes people who don’t smile . . . Myers Rum . . empty Pine Groves. Mtxiel Congress . . . Tennis. MICHAEL CONNOR KARYN DA ' WN COPPINGER RICHARD DANIEL COOPER On a sailing ship to nowhere leaving any place.” Coop” . . . likes the summer resort for the unem- ployed . . . kidnappers . . . Yes . . . parties at Ogg’s . . . Cranberry Pond . . . and dislikes little people who cry when kidnapped . . . being ques- tioned about big white tires. Football 1, 4 . . . Track 3 . . . Golf 1, 2 . . . Ski Club 1 - 4 . . . Tennis 4 . . . Dance Committee . . . Astronomy Club. CHRISTIAN COUTURE Listen and be blessed with the curse of the Grateful Dead.” Sam” . . . likes Grateful Dead . . . good concerts . . . Columbian Rainbow Gold . . . really big boo- gies . . . and dislikes boring weekends . . . greasers . . . home grown . . . being broke. Goal: Hawaii. Football 1 . . . Ski Club 3, 4. RICHARD DANIEL COOPER CHRISTIAN COUTURE 22 DOUGLAS JAMES COUTURE Each day 1 learn just a little bit more, 1 don’t know why but 1 do know what for.” Elton John Cooch” . . . likes N Y Mcts . . Summer of ’74 . . who’s next . . . shootin’ hoops . . . Sunder- land . . . and dislikes getting caught . . . White- man’s house parties . . . summer league ref’s . . . cats . . . Frosh basketball. Class President 2, 3 . . • Student Council 2 - 4 . . . Parade Marshall . . . Prom Committee . Ring Committee (Chairman) . . . Booster Day Commit- tees , . . Float . . . Golf 3 ■ . . Track 2 - 4. JO- ANN CROTEAU A true friend laughs at your stories even when they’re not so good, and sympathizes with your trou- bles even when they’re not so bad.” Crets” . . . likes having fun . . . being with Putchy, Annie and Sara . . the D.T. . . . meeting new people . . . 11 1 75 . . . and dislikes arguing . . a certain bomb scare . . . being told what to do. Color Guard . . . Yearbook Staff . . . T Club . . . Medical Careers Club. LAURA ANN CROTEAU PAUL G DEMERS JOSEPH D DESMARAIS.JR DC4UG LAS JAMES COUTURE PAUL G. DEMERS JO-ANN CROTEAU LAURA ANN CROTEAU There’s a feeling I get when I look to the west and my spirit is crying for leaving ” — Led Zep- pelin Laurie” . . . likes F.C. . . Ipswich . . . Stair- way to Heaven and Led Zeppelin . . . Bunnies . . . Parties . . Laughing and talking with Mary K., Julie, Maggott, and the Pooch . . . Seafoods . . . Memories in the new and old high schools. Freshman Cheerleader . . . Basketball 2, 3 , 4 . . . T Club . GAA . National Honor Society. TERI MARIE DARGIS I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday, and I love today.” William Allen White Bones” . . . likes fall . . funny things . . . 1940’s . . . James Taylor . . . Blues . . . and dislikes two-faced people . . . 11 27 75 . . . beer . . . M.C. . . . being shy. JOSEPH D DESMARAIS.JR. 23 PAULA DIANE DESKAVICH It’s what people don’t know about each other that makes them such good friends” Paula” . . . likes camping with Mary and Sue . . . Barrett ... a special person . . . sewing . . Satur- days . . . and dislikes needles . . . being stood up taken for granted . . . having nothing to do . . . close calls. Goal: Beautician and Cosmetologist. Field Hockey 3, 4 . . . Cheering 1 . . . GAA 1, 2, 3 . . Chorus 1, 2 . . . Madrigals 1,2. . Home Ec Club 3, 4 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Ski Club 2, 3. STEVEN FRANCIS DICKERMAN Truth is what’s left over when you run out of lies.” Steve” . . . likes parties . . . running . . . hcK ' key . . . hunting . . Elton John . . . hiking . . . and dislikes running in the rain . . . Physics classes . interpreting Mr. Garbiel. Cross Country 1, 2, 4 . . . T Club DONNA MARIE DION JOHN RILEY D(3LAN Some parties begin once the ice is broken and don’t end until the furniture is too.” ”Ogg” . likes summer resort for the unemployed . sports . . Stratton Mt. North Face . . and dislikes combs . the big white tire. Goal: To live the life of luxury. Football 1, 3 . . . Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt.) . . . Tennis 4 . . . Intramurals . . . Ski Club . . . T Club. KATHELINE DRUMGOOL But there are more beaches to find and explore and many more shells also. This is only the beginning.” Anne Morrow Lindbergh. Kathy”. . . likes the ocean . . John Denver. . crackling fires late at night . . . cool Autumn breezes . . . football games . . . and dislikes home- room . . . baseball . . . being depressed . . . Trig. Pep Band . . Woodwind Ensemble . . . Concert Band Marching Band . . Field Hockey . . Track Manager . GAA Home Ec Club . . . T Club . . . National Honor Stxiety. JAMES FRANCIS DOI N PAUI,A DIANE DESKAVICH JOHN RILEY rXTLAN LX4NNA MARIE DION What can I say?” ’’Spaceball” . . . likes Mark . . Sporty’s . . . R + R’s . . . flirting with Steve . . . eggplant . . . and dislikes arguments . . . being alone . . . waiting sad memories . . being called skinny. Goal: To travel. Twirling 2, 3, 4 (Capt.). JAMES FRANCIS DAVID DOLAN The best way to make a fire is with two sticks, but be sure one of them is a match.” Finky” . . . likes skiing . . . S.P.S. . . . Cranberry . . . Coors . . . Summer resort for the unemployed . and dislikes F.’s . . . kidnappers . . . Tobacco . . . playing the horses. Golf . . . Track . . . Ski Club. KATHELINE DRUMGOOL STEVEN F-RANCIS DICKERMAN RAYMOND A DUCHARME Want a broken arm?” Dnch” . . . likes long blond-haired girls , , . cold beer . . pizza . and dislikes boring teachers . . . chumps. Goal: Whatever turns up. JAMES MICHAEL DUDA Don’t crush that dwarf, hand me the pliers.” Monty . . . likes Monty Python . . . Yes” . . . The Rolling Stones . . 9 7 7S . . the summer resort for the unemployed . . . and dislikes big white tires . . know-it-alls . The Pine Grove . . .4 20 74. . . boring Sunday afternoons. Astronomy Club . . . Baseball 1 - 3 . . . Football 1 T Club. RAYMOND A DUCHARME JAMES MICHAEL DUDA BARBARA ANN DUFFNEY All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players; they have their exits and entrances.” Shakespeare. Barb” . . . likes Larro . . . laughing with Lon, Jane, and Jody . . . certain change over the summer . . F.W.L. . . . Revlon . . . and dislikes when people don’t laugh . . . arguing with Cindy . . . broken fingernails . . . birds. Teen Scene . . . Netop (Co-Editor) . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Model Congress 2 - 4 . . . Chorus 3 . . . Band 4 . . . Cheering 1,2. . Ski Club 1 - 4 . . . Bye Bye Birdie . . . Junior Prize Speaking . . . Brain Team . . . Women’s Study Group . . . National Honor Stxiety. RALPH LAWRENCE ELLIS When all else fails follow directions.” R-R-Rolf” . . . likes Hampton beach . . . photog- raphy . . . weightlifting . . . Championship wres- tling . . . winter camping . . . Mercedes-Benz . . . and dislikes dislocated shoulders . . . acorns. Band (President) . . . Chorus (President) . . . Madrigals . . . Track . . . School Plays 2, 3 . . . AV Club . . . German Club . . T Club . . . Jazz Rock Ensemble. BARBARA ANN DUFFNEY RALPH LAWRENCE ELLIS JANE ELIZABETH EMERY Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there’s still time to change the road you’re on.” L. Zeppelin Jane” . . . likes good parties . . . laughing with Barb, Lori and Jody . . . David Bromberg . . . memories of Ipswicb . . . roses . . . Led Zeppelin and dislikes broken fingernails . . . bats . . . mak- ing decisions. Goal: Dental Hygenist. Teen Scene . . Track Yearbook . Pep Club . GAA . . . Women’s Study Group . . Prom Committee. CYNTHIA LOUISE EMOND . . and each day I learn just a little bit more I don’t know wby, but I do know what for.” Cindy” . . . likes D.J. . . . skiing . . . laughing with the girls . . . melons . . . memories of Ipswich . . . and dislikes arguing with Barb . . . you bad to be there” jokes . . . trying to forget. Teen Scene (Editor) . . . Yearbook Staff, Netop (Co-Editor) . . . Class Committees . . . Prom Com- mittee . . Ski Club . . GAA . . Pep Club Drama Club . Float Committee . . Cheerleader 1 . JANE ELIZABETH EMERY C7YNTHIA LOUISE EMONL) 25 DEBC:)RAH.IEAN EMOND DEBORAH JEAN EMOND The most difficult secret for a man to keep is the opinion he has of himself .” li)eb” . . . likes Tut . . Round Top ski weekend November 27, 1971 . Sheepdogs . . the color yellow . . good times at 19oni’s . . . and dis- likes Thunder and Lightning . . . big bugs . . onions and peppers , being alone . . . making decisions . . . seeing people cry. Goal; To travel to Colorado with someone special. Ski Club 3, 4 (Ptes.) . . Color Guard 3, 4 . . Ten- nis 2, 3. 4 . . T Club . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Pep Club . . . Class Day Committee. ROBERT EMOND Hey Chump.” Emonkey” . . likes gcxxl concerts . . . Columbian . . . and dislikes Chapman St . . . . room 107 . . . school . ROBERT EMOND CHERYLE ESCOTT It’s hard to think straight when you’ve got a crooked mind.” Zig” . . likes laughing with the 4 S’s . . organ- ized sports . . . talking things over with Ms. M . . . coaching the summer league Astro’s . . . pick- ing on Crowmag . . and dislikes a certain laugh playing basketball in gym . . . people who can’t stick up for themselves Basketball 1 - 4 . . . Softball 2 - 4 . . . Volleyball 2, 3 (Manager), 4 (Co-Optain) . . . GAA . . . Pep Club 2. . TClub. KAREN MARIE FINCK You and 1 have memories longer than the road that stretches out ahead.” Karen” . . likes John . . paperclips. . being Polish . . . canned peas . Friday nights with Tee- I3ee and dislikes spiders in the swimming pool LaRtX ' he’s Helen Keller imitations . . work- ing during fc� tball games . . . watching someone cry . elevators. Tennis 2 - 4 . Field Hockey 3, 4 . . Boy’s Bas- ketball Statistician 3, 4 . . Student Council Secre- tary 4 . . . Class Secretary 2 . . . Student Advisory Council 1,2. . . GAA 2, 3, 4 (Program Direaor) T Club Yearbook Staff . . Prom Com- mittee Ring Committee Pep Club 2, 3. KAREN MARIE FINCK , JAMES RICHARD HTZPATRICK I could believe something good has begun.” Cat Stevens Fitz” . . . likes Camels . . . Sabbath . . . D. S. Cabin . . . The Stream . . L.S P. . NMH Dances and dislikes Saabs . . . working. Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Swim Club. ANITA FRITZ Well 1 guess you know what that means.” Anita” . . . likes Gary . . . 4-14-75 . . . blackie talking with the gang . . . Jay’s sense of humor . and dislikes Mary Jo’s eggs Rufus . . . Chester (not really) . . . the rumbles. Band 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 4 . . Majorette 4 . . . Jazz Band 3, 4 . . . Medical Careers Club . . . Bas- ketball Manager 2 . . . National Honor Society. CHERYLE ESCOTT 26 JAMES RICHARD FITZPATRICK ANITA FRITZ DEREK L. FRITZ DONNA MARIE FUGERE Eudgic” . . . likes going barefoot . . . keeping busy . . . pizza . . tiny red roses . . . going places with friends . . . and dislikes bees . . . conceited people . . . gym classes . . . making speeches . . . having to say bood-bye! Goal: Nursing. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Band Librarian 4 , . Marching Band 1, 2 . . . Pep Band 1, 2 , . . Wtxxlwmd Ensemble 3, 4 . . . Field Hockey 3 . Home Ec Club 3 . . . T Club 3, 4 . . . Yearbook Staff National Honor Society. DEREK L FRITZ LX3NNA MARIE FUGERE ROBERT JOHN GARDENER ROBERT JOHN GARDENER They said it couldn ' t be done; so he tackled it with a smile and found — it couldn ' t be done.” Bob” . likes Baltimore Orioles . . bunting Baseball . . . sometimes running . . Golf , . and dislikes Foxboro . . . doing homework hill sprints . . . tobacco. Baseball 1, 3, 4 . . . Cross Country 2, 3, 4 . . .T Club. . , Chess 1. PATRICIA GATES Sometimes I just sits and thinks and sometimes 1 just sits.” Pattie” . . . likes A.C.S. . Fridays . . . red roses . . . the snow . taking walks . . and dislikes committees . . . Mondays . . . crying. GAA . . Yearbook Staff . Speaker Com- mittee . Basketball Manager 4 . Teen Scene Staff. Float Committee 1, 2. PATRICIA GATES DANIEL JOSEPH GAVIN Life consists not in holding good cards but in play- ing well those you hold.” Gav’s” . . . likes eating . . . sports . . . weekends . . . parties . . , Round Top trip . . . and dislikes boring classes , . . being used . . . Hinsdale . . . Baltimore . . . crowded places. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . Golf 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Tennis 4 , . Ski Club . . . T Club . Astronomy Club. MICHAEL PATRICK GILMORE The mind is like a sheet of white paper in this, that the impressions it receives the most and retains the longest are black ones.” Artemis” . . . likes Aerosmith . . . Schlitz . . skiing . . tennis . . . Saturday nigbts . . . and dis- likes homework , . . boring class es. Freshman Basketball Manager . . Track 1 - 4 . , . Marching Band 1 . . . Concert Band 1 . . T Club . National Honor Society (Vice-Pres.) . . Intra- mural Basketball . . Speaker Comminec . . . Sen- ior Float Committee . German Club 3. DANIEL JOSEPH GAVIN MICHAEL PATRICK CdlJvlORE 27 ' ' ONNE C. GRUSZKOWSKl MAR ' !’ LOUISE GULO The bcaut ’ of simplicity.” Marylou” . . . likes fresh air . . . J.C. . . . the changing seasons . . . camping with Susie and Paula . Elton John . . . happy memories . . . and dis- likes two-faced people . . . arguing . . . making decisions. Goal: Cosmetologist. Cheering (Co-Capt.) 1, 2, 3 . . . Track 2 . . . Pep Club 2, 3 . . . GAA 2, 3 . . . T Club 3. DAVID FRANCIS GUY Who would be a poor man a beggar or a thief, if he had a rich man in his hand.” David” . . . likes Marianne . . . the stream . the summer resort of the unemployed . . . Bud . . . good times . . and dislikes crowd pleasers . . . use me’s . . . being ordered around . . . being bored . . accidents. Goal: To do something no man has ever done before. Football 1, 2, 3, Tri-Capt. 4 . . . Baseball 1 . . . T Club. . . Student Government 1, 4 . . . Class Trea- surer 4. KEVIN N GRIMARD Tell me about it! Grim . . . likes hunting . . . 318 Plymouths . . . Schlitz . . . parties . . . food fights . . . and dis- likes The Stream . . , Monday morning . . . shav- ing . . . Tiger’s Paw. YVONNE C. GRUSZKOWSKl Life is what you make it,” Sunky . . likes bike riding . . . snowmobiling . . . a certain person . . .9 27 74, , . and dislikes people who lie . . . conceited people . . . N.H, . 1 19 13. Goal: To get a good job, and have a happy life. KEVIN N GRIMARD MARY LOIUSEGULO DAVID FRANCIS GLIY FRANK HEATH AUDREY MA ' t’ fdARRINGTON To be nobtxiy but yourself in a world which is doing its best, nigbt and day, to make you everybody else, means to fight the hardest battle which any human being can fight, and never stop fighting Thinking is the best way to travel.” ERANK HEATH Obscenities.” Punky . . . likes Barb . . . hunting . . . fishing. Goal: Working. AUDRE ' i’ MAY HARRINGTON 28 DENISE. lACQUE 1 have tried in my own way to be free, I have tried to reach those who reached out to me.” Denise” . . . likes Amherst . . . parties . , , plants . - - Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young . , , being independent . . . concerts . , . stars . , . taking trips with Jane and Kathy and dislikes being down . . , guys that insist on being more than a fnend. Student Council 1, 2, 3 . . Chorus 5- JANE MARIE KAWECKI Peace can not be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding.” Jane” . . . likes concerts . . . Rainbow G (espe- cially with Sla) . . . Neil Young . . . 6 20 75 . . . the country . . . people . . . parties . . . and dislikes saying good-bye . . . being cold . . . being bored- Goal: California. Chorus . . Madrigals. GEORGE EDWIN HOLMES, III If you’re not good enough for yourself you can’t be happy.” George” . . . likes hunting . . camping . working at Amoco . . fishing hiking. . and dislikes crowds . Burger Chef . . quitters . . . cities . . . rainy days. Goal : To be good at what 1 do and enjoy doing it. German Club KEVIN L HURD If you dig it, do it If you doubt, don’t” Hurdy” . . . likes DJ . . stimulants . . . camp- ing . . taking trips . . concerts . . . and dislikes Rednecks . . . trying to score on something and always reaching a dead-end street doing it. Goal: Colorado, Europe GEORGE EDWIN HOLMES III .JANE MARIE KAWECKI SUSAN ANN KEECH As you go through life, try to improve yourself, not prove yourself .” Keech-O” . . . likes York Beach . . Maine kittens . Autumn . blue eyes . . ocean waves , . . and dislikes dripping faucets . . . death . snakes . . . being late . . donuts. Goal: A fulfilled life. GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 1 . . . National Honor Society. COLLEEN KELLYHOUSE To give a love, you got to live a love, to live a love, you got to be part of love.” Kelly” . . . likes David Bromberg . The Fam- ily” . . . Ipswich . . . Satan . . skiing . and dislikes fighting . . . Monday Morning Blues people telling me what to do . . thoughtless pco pie Goal: Become a Zoologist working with animals Cheering 1,2. . . Basketball 3, 4 . . . Ski Club . GAA . . Pep Club . T Club . . . Softball 1 KEVIN L. HURD DENISE JACQUE SUSAN ANN KEECH COLLEEN KELLYHOUSE 29 DAVID KELSEY RICHARD ROLAND KIDDER If you cannot win. make the one ahead of you break the record.” Dick” . . . likes The Three Stooges . . . the stream . P.K . . beer . Hinsdale Raceway and dislikes Ford Fairlanes . . . Colt 45 . . . people wh(J try to impress other people . . . cookies. FootbaJ 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ten- nis 3. 4 . . T Club. JOSEPH PETER KLEPADLO Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is not; a sense of humor, to console him for what he is.” Joe” . likes Summertime . . . Elton John . . . The Boston Red Sox . . . senior privileges ... 2 inch steaks . . and dislikes B J J . Rainy Weather . . . Baltimore and New York teams Goal: To get a good job and be successful. Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1,2. . . T Qub . . Float Committee . . . National Honor Society. DAVID KELSEY Kels” likes hunting . . . archery . . cars . . . Minnesota . . . The Vikings . . . money . . . and dislikes school . . crowds . . . Sunday mornings . . . pollution . . . Miami Dolphins. MARTIN EDWARD KENDRICK Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they tc� have their story.” Marty” . . . likes the memories of June 18th to the end of that summer . good friends . . . J. Gcils . the Red Sox . . . and dislikes unhappy memo- ries . . Matuz’s Baltimore . . having to run to the point at football camp. Goal: Going on to Hartford University. Baseball 1 - 4 . . . Basketball 1 - 4 . . . Fcx tball 1, 4 . . . T Club . . . Intramurals. JOSEPH PETER KLEPADLO FRANCIS PAUL KOPEC The youngster who borrows the family car for the night subtracts years from the car and adds them to the years of his parents.” Frank” . . . likes Chevys . . . riding in the ’Cuda . . . skiing . . . Aerosmith . . . Vikings . . . and dislikes Gill Road . . 318” Plymouths . . Berk- shire East . . . Easthampton . . . Tiger’s Paws. Golf 1,2. . . Ski Club 1 - 4 LAURA JEAN KOPINSKY A true friend laughs at your stories even when they’re not so good, and sympathizes with your trou- bles even when they’re not so bad.” Laurie” . . . likes lying in the sun . . . getting new clothes . . . friendly people . . laughing with Shir- ley . . bike riding . . . and dislikes gym classes . . . stuck-up people . . getting up early. Goal: To be happy with whatever I do. Medical Careers Club . . . Home Ec Club . . . Track . . . National Honor Society. MARTIN EDWARD KENDRICK RICHARD ROLAND KIDDER 30 FRANCIS PAUL KOPEC LAURA JEAN KOPINSKY 1 ! ' f DC:)NNA MARIE KOSAKOWSKI KEVIN R LAPAN IX NNA MARIE KOSAKOWSKI Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent.” Donna” . . . likes lions . . . carnations . . . Jim Stafford . . . music . . , dandelions . . . cold pizza for breakfast . . . and dislikes spaghetti . . . pocxiles . . . 2 14 7V Track . . . Chorus . . . German Club. MARK JAMES KOVALSICK Life is what you make it.” Benny” . . . likes S.P. . . . good cars , . . Schlitz . . . hunting . . . parties . . . and dislikes nosey people . . . The Stream . . . rainy weather. Goal: To be prosperous. GEORGE A I PENTA MICHELE LAMOUREAUX GEORGE A. LAPENTA Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced.” Jidge” . . likes music . . . camping . . . Jazz Band . . . Ralph’s F.M.’s . . . being with good friends . . . being in the country . . . and dislikes cold days . . being sick . . . boring days . . . homework. Goal: G.C.C. — Law Enforcement. Madrigals 3, 4 . . . Track 1 • 4 . . . Football Man- ager 3, 4 . , Jazz Band 3, 4 . . Chorus 2, 3, 4 . . . Band 1 • 4 . . . Brass Ensemble 3 . . . Basketball Manager 1 . . . T Club. KEARIN M. LAROCHE Smile whenever possible today for tomorrow you may not have the chance.” Roche Clip” . . . likes skiing . . . Irish Setters Doc’s diagnoses and cures . . . the ocean . . . memories of Ipswich . . . and dislikes bats . . . pol- lution . . waiting . . . screwy governments. Goal: Anchors away! MARK JAMES KOVALSICK MICHELE LAMOUREAUX Shelli” . . . likes K.M. . . . black cats . . . sleep- ing late . . . weekends at Bugsies . . . The Beach Boys . . . and dislikes being bored . . . walking to school . . . The Yankees . . . stupid arguments . . . conceited people. Goal: College. Cheering 1, 2, 4 . . . Field Hockey 3 . . . Softball 3 Ring Committee . . . Pep Club . . . GAA National Honor Society KEVIN R LAPAN Don’t put off to tomorrow what you can do today.” Kev” . . . likes Suzuki . . . hunting . . . fast cars . . . going to parties . . . and dislikes two-faced peo- ple . . . rainy days . . . the Orioles . . . psychology. Goal: To go into the service. KEARIN M I iROCHE RANDY PHILIP LARAMIE That’s tnie. Rolo . . likes 1966 Pontiacs . . . hunting . . . snow . . . having gtxxl times . . . 76” . and dislikes nosey people . , . boring times . . . rainy days . . . bad mcxxis . . . cement blocks. Goal: To try hard to succeed in life, no matter what. KEVINJAMES LeMAIRE Live every day as you did the one before.” Leway” . . . likes Bud . . . karate , . . sum- mer . . . CB radio . . . and dislikes work . . . being put down. Goal: AFROTC then the Air Force. Football 4 . , . Baseball 1, 5, 4 , , . Basketball 1 •4 . . TClub. JOHN.IOSEPH LESINSKI RAND ' !’ PHILIP LARAMIE VALERIE KAY LITTLE KEVINJAMES LeMAIRE JOHN JOSEPH LESENSKI The tongue of the wise use knowledge right: but the mouth of fools pour out foolishness.” John” . . . likes Elton John . . . New York teams . . . swimming . . . Pontiac Granvilles . . steak and dislikes Boston teams . . . losing on the 9th hole . . . cafeteria lines. Baseball 1 . . Golf 3, 4. VALERIE KA ' t’ LITTLE I hope the day will be a lot of highways, for friends are found on every road.” Lit” . . . likes the ocean . . daisies and rocking chairs . . . Jacques Cousteau the second! . . Roily Roll . . . spotting pheasants and eating bananas with Sair . . her Frosh year . . . and dislikes snakes ... a certain bomb scare in my Frosh year . . running out of gas . . . being cold. GAA . , . Yearbook Staff . . . Junior Prize Speak- ing Medicals Careers Club . . . Softball 1 . . . T Club . Bye Bye Birdie . . Color Guard 2, 3, 4 Pep Club. NANCY JANE LUND If you want a good life you’ve got to make it, as well as live it.” Nanc 7 ” . . . likes springtime . . . animals . . . quiet places . . fishing . . . painting . . . and dis- likes NH . . . dark halls . . . crowds . . . winter . getting up late. Goal: To be a vet. Ij3URIE R MAKAREWICZ Mac” . . . likes A.G. . weekends at Bugsy’s . . snowy winter nights . . . eating breakfast out . . seashores and dislikes embarrassing questions . . . insincenty . . . having pictures taken . . . rainy football games . . . worrying. Color Guard 3, 4 (Capt. 4) . . . National Honor Society . . . Chorus . . . Pep Club . . Spanish Club. . . Yearbook Staff , GAA . TClub. 32 NANCY JANE LUND LAURIE R MAKAREWICZ MARK ALAN MATUSZ ROBERT McCOMB Bob” . . , likes Led Zeppelin . . , Harvy Wallban- gers . . . Vans . . . hang-gliding . . . and dislikes stingy people . . . moochers . . . being alone. Goal: Gonna make it to Oregon. Ski Club. PAMELA JEAN McGRATH Ta’mon, let’s go!” Bunny” . . . likes Russ ... the summer . . . 10 4 74 . . . reading . . . remembering all the good times with Deb . . . and dislikes conceited people . . . N.H. . . . boring studies . . . spiders . . . rainy nights. MARK Alu N MATUSZ There are two kinds of parties; one of them you can’t forget and the other one you can’t remember” Mark . . likes Baltimore Orioles . parties J Gcils . . a certain girl . . . Pabst Blue Rib- bon . . and dislikes Red Sox . . . the stream . cnarves in the CUDA” boring weekends warm beer. Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4 . . . T Club . Intramurals . . . German Club BRIAN JOHN McCarthy Y ou better think twice” Carney” . . . likes Poco . Yes” . . . The United States . . Grand Prix Racing at Watkins Glen . . huge parties . . . Holiday Inn Hotels long walks in the woods . . good quality stereo systems . . and dislikes hyptxrites . . hav- ing to learn by trial and error . feeling wasted. Baseball Track Weightlifting. PAMELA JEAN McGRATH BRIAN JOHN McCarthy ROBERT McCOMB JODY MARCIA MILLER JOSEPH THOMAS MINER JODY MARCIA MILLER Condemn no man, and consider nothing impossible, for there is no man who does not have a future, and there is nothing that does not have its hour.” The Talmud Jody” likes beagle puppies . . . blue Corvettes . reminiscing with close friends . . . traveling and meeting people . . . and dislikes spinach . . . pieople who ridicule others. Yearbook Staff . Teen Scene . Student Coun- cil (Parliamentarian) . . . Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3 Jr Prize Speaking 1st . . . Women Study Group . Ring Committee . . Prom Committee Ski Club. JOSEPH THOMAS MINER The essence of life is its freedom.” Buck” . . . likes hot cars . . . pxinies . . meeting new people . . field beating up the plains Hinsdale Raceway . . and dislikes The Stream . . . boring parties . . stuck-up people . . winter mornings getting beat. Junior High Football . . . Junior High Basketball Freshman Basketball Freshman Baseball Intramural Spxarts. 33 PETER JAMES MINER PETER JAMES MINER Life is short, yet sweet.” Pete” . . . likes a certain special girl . , . cars . . . The Sox . . . The Celtics . . . Championship Wres- tling , . . and dislikes B.J.J. . . . Greenfield . . . EG A. Rum . . . sprints. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society. RICK RONALD MINER No man is rich enough to buy back his past.” Oscar Wilde. Rick” . . . likes the stream . . . the three stooges . . . Miller . . . the Sox . . . championship wres- tling . . . and dislikes Foxboro . . . double sessions . . . tobacco . . . the big white tire . . . and boring weekends. Football 1 - 4 . . . Basketball 1 - 4 . . . Baseball 1, 3 Track 4. . T Qub . . Pep Club. RICK RONALD MINER SUSAN MARIE MINER You got so much to say, say what you mean, mean what you think, think anything. Why not?” Cat Ste- vens Sue” . . . likes beaches (especially Ipswich) . . . swimming . huge parties . . skiing . . . Jerry Jett Walker and Bonnie Raitt . . and dislikes a cer- tain reception . . hoeing weeds . . . being short thunder storms . having nothing to do on weekends. VC ' omen’s Study Group Ski Club GAA Pep Club NANC: ' ! ' ANN MORAWSKl The tide of life is sometimes very rough, but each storm ridden through makes us a better captain of our soul, Nancy . . . likes music . . . talking with people , . . traveling . , . hiking . . , having fun , . all seasons . . . and dislikes stuck up people . , being late . . . being sick . being lied to. Goal: To become an accountant (CPA). National Honor Society Madrigal-Rock Chorale 1. 2, 3, -t , Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4 . . . Volleyball 3, 4 (;AA3,4. SUSAN MARIE MINER s NANCY ANN MORAWSKl ANN MARIE MORIN Too Bad.” Annie” . . . likes Ted . . . The D.T. . . , being with Putch, Crotz and the 4 musketeers . . . Ted Sr.’s spaghetti . . . traveling with the band . . . and dislikes waiting . . . being left out . . . not having anything to do . . . peppers and onions. Goal: To travel with Ted. Cheering 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 3) . . . Prom Committee . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Dance Committee . . . Class Day Committee (Chairman). DEBORA JEAN MORRIS Deb” . . . likes someone special . . . P. St. . . . butter scotch . . . sundaes . . . getting lost . . . meeting new people . . . and dislikes 9 19 75 . . . boring days . . . D T E. . . . arguments . . . choco- late. Goal: Having a home for unwanted children. Cheerleader JV 3 ■ . . Track 1, 2, 3. 34 ANN MARIE MORIN DEBORA JEAN MORRIS DAWN MARQUERITE MULLEN It’s not good-bye” it’s sec you later” because once again in our lives our paths will cross.” Dawn”. . . likes pizza . . .7 20 75. . .concerts in Springfield . . . high times . . . walking in the rain . . . combat zone.” . . . and dislikes people with dirty mouths . . . conceited people . . . getting caught . . . green peppers. Goal: To be a skydivcr. GAA . . . Basketball. CHARLENE ANN MURLEY Be yourself.” Murl” . . . likes St. Bernards . . . Ian Anderson . . . Monty Python . . . the ocean . . . laughing with Karen . . . skiing . . . playing the guitar . . . and dislikes people sitting in front of me at the mov- ies . . . being woken up to go to bed. Goal: To go to college and major in medicine. National Honor Society (Secretary) . . . Girls’ State Alternate . . . Student Council . . . SAC . . . RAC . . . Medical Careers Club . . . Ski Club . . . GAA . . . T Club . . . Volleyball 1 - 4 (Co-Capt.) . . . Softball. DAWN MARQUERITE MULLEN CHARLENE ANN MURLEY KIM MARIE MURLEY No way, man.” Kim” . . . likes Rick . . . Canada . . . staying out late . . . friendly people . . . having fun . . . travel- ing . . . and dislikes being short . . . accidents . . . being mocked . . . fighting . . . problems . . . making decisions . . . dressing up. ANTHONY NAPIKOSKI One’s best is better than perfection because it is attainable.” Napper” . . . likes hunting . . . challenges . . . being with friends . . . driving . . . and dislikes nothing. National Honor Society. KIM MARIE MURLEY TERESA ELLEN O’CONNOR Life is not life at all without delight!” Patmore. Terry” . . . likes C.S. . . . the beach . . . Loggins and Messina . , . being happy . . . making other people laugh . . . and dislikes people who act too good for others . . . being teased . . . practices , . . getting up in the morning. Cheering 1, 2, 3 (Co-Capt. 4) . . . Track 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball . . . T Club . . . Pep Club , . . Ski Club . . . Student Council . . . Secretary of Class 3, 4 . . . Queen RICHARD ALEXANDER PARENTEAU Your conscience doesn’t really keep you from doing anything; it merely keeps you from enjoying it.” Richie” . . . likes motorcycles . . . camping . . . sincerity . . . freedom . . . and dislikes chumps . . . revenge. Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society . . . French Club . . . Pep Club . . . T Club. ANTHONY NAPIKOSKI TERESA ELLEN O’CONNOR RICHARD ALEXANDER PARENTEAU 35 CATHERINEJEAN ROBERT DAVID MAURICE ROBINSON SUSAN LYNN FOWLING Look into people as well as at them.” Sue” . . . likes horses . . . sunsets . , . motor- cycles . . . good music . . . the fair . . . and dislikes spiders . . , the color red . . . Donna’s driving. . .2 14 7 . . . being late. Chorus. FREDERICK PAUL RAU, jR You know what!” Rick . . . likes Hinsdale Raceway . . . Cham- pionship Wrestling . . . working on the farm . . . bowling . . . and dislikes the stream . . . Feb. 8, 1975 . . . driving in Springfield . . . pay- ing tolls . . . hitting the hog. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . T Club. JOAN ELAINE RIEL DAVID MAURICE ROBINSON Mankind arc always happier for having been happy, so that if you make them happy now, you make them happy twenty years hence by memory of it.” Dave” . . . likes camping . . . track . . . softball . . . The Terminal . . . good friends . . . and dis- likes being bored . . . study halls . . . conceited people . . . jocks. Concert Band . . . Marching Band . . . Pep Club . . . T Club . . French Club . . . German Club . . . Swim Club . . . Speaker Committee . . . Sen- ior Float Committee . . . Cross Country . . . Track. RUTH RUSSELL Dream until your dreams come true.” Aerosmith. Ruth” . . . likes walking in the fog by the beach . . crazy days . . . smiles . . . sunshine . . and dislikes N.H. . ugly spiders. Spanish Club . . Student Advisory Council . . . National Honor Society. SUSAN lA ' NN FOWLING FREDERICK PAUL RAU, JR JOAN ELAINE RIEL How beautiful a day can be when kindness touches it.” Joannie” . . likes people . . . starry moonlit nights . . . music . . . puppies . . . sports . . . and dislikes snobby conceited people . . . disorder . . . sprints . . . lighming. Goal; Physical Therapist. Vice President Class 2, 3, 4 . . . Madrigals 1, 2 (Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4) . . . Chorus . . . Student Store Manager . . . Basketball . . . Volleyball 4 . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Girls’ State Delegate . . . GAA . . . National Honor Society. CATHERINEJEAN ROBERT A true friend walks in when the rest of the world walks out.” Fhitchy” . . . likes laughing with Crets and Annie . . . the D T. . . . spaghetti . . . talking about the old memories with Sara-Lou . . . snowy winter nights . . . teaberry life-savers . . . and dislikes kid- ney and lima beans . . . unfriendly people . . . homework. Pep Club GAA Medical Careers Club . . Class Day Committee . Yearbook Staff. RUTH RUSSELL 36 DONl FAY SCARBOROUGH DAVID ROBERT SCHAB You haven ' t been on the highest mountain until you’ve been in the deepest valley.” David” . . . likes Kathy . . . summer of 74” . . . Sunderland . . . Polish foods ... tea at Bunky’s . . . and dislikes getting caught . . . writing lab reports. . confusion. . . making decisions. Class President 1,4. . . Student Government 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Committees . . . Fcxjtball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Tri- Capt. 4) . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt. 4) . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Capt. 4) . . . T Club . Schools Match Wits Team . . . National Honor Society. SUSAN MARIE SCULLY A thousand years is but a grain of sand in time . . . but love is a thousand grains of sand in one human lifetime . . .” Sue” . . . likes walking in the country with Earl . . . 3 29 75 . . . long talks with Debbie . . . smiles . . being in love . . and dislikes two faced people being alone . . . rainy days . . . chicken . being hurt Pep Club . . . Office Worker . . . Chorus. DAVID ROBERT SCHAB SUSAN MARIE SCULLY LORI MARIE SABATO Laugh and the world laughs with you; cry — and the world laughs harder” Lori” . . likes laughing Ijed Zeppelin . . . Ipswich . . Jethro Tull . . . chocolate . remin- iscing . . Koala’s refrigerator . . autumn . . and dislikes arguments . . waiting. Goal: Dental Hygienist Ski Club . GAA Pep Club . . Student Council . . . Prom Committee . Golf Team . . Women’s Study Group Yearbook Staff Teen Scene Staff. CHRISTOPHER LAWERENCE SABATO My words but a whisper, your deafness a SHOUT.” Sabat’s” likes TO . . Ian Anderson S.P.S. . . . the beach Championship Wrestling . . and dislikes people who take over . . . working New York teams . . The Green Hornet. Football 1 Baseball 1 . . . Golf . . Basketball 1-4. TClub . SPSClub. . . Ski Club (Pres. 3, Vice Pres. 4) . Student Council 1 - 4 . . . Prom Committee Float Committee. LORI MARIE SABATO CHRISTOPHER LAWRENCE SABATO SHERYL S. SADLER Today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Gert” . likes weekends . . Burt Reynolds . . . winter . . . long talks with Denise . . . 12 13 74 . and dislikes bugs . . . homework . . . algebra . . rushing. Basketball . . . Volleyball . . . Tennis . . . Ski Club . . . Band . . . Woodwind Ensemble . . . GAA . . . National Honor Society. DONI FAY SCARBOROUGH Walk slowly and often look behind you — and pause to hear if someone calls your name.” Don” . . . likes Michael . . . Colour My World” . . . Capt. Bob’s football team . . . mushrooms . . . Round Top weekend trip . . and dislikes May 10, 1975 . . . depressing people . . . knee scars. Student Council 2, 3 (Historian) . . . Color Guard 3, 4 (Co-Capt.) . . . Chorus . . . Basketball 2, 3 g (Capt.) 4 . . . T Club . . Pep Club . . . Ski Club 3, 4 (Secretary) . . . National Honor Society. SHERYL S. SADLER 37 KAREN SMITH JAMES ALAN SOJKA KAREN SMITH JAMES ALAN SOJKA Don ' t ever go back on your word” James” . . . likes people . . . winter . . . peaceful- ness . . . hiking . . . and dislikes the cafe . . . hot weather. . operations. . . unfriendly people. Goal: CPA Track National Honor Society. GAIL E. SOCQUET Wait a minute.” Gail” . . . likes Miuc . . . 8 9 71 . . weekends . . talking with Sue K . . lobster and dislikes gtxxlbyes . being alone . . . making decisions . conceited people . . . thunder and lightning. GAA 3, 4 . . . Pep Club . . Office Worker . . . Volleyball Manager 4. SUSAN CHRISTINE STEBBINS KATHERINE STETSON CARY ANN STEWART Let your light so shine that others will see it radiat- ing and know you as who you really are!” Cary” . . . likes the country . . . Cape Cod . . . going to the beach with Marianne . . . merry-go- rounds . . . the colors of autumn . . . happy memo- ries of Ipswich . . . concerts . . . and dislikes snakes . . . being misunderstood . . . waiting . . . making decisions. Student Council 1, 4 . . . Model Congress 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society (President) . . . Secre- tary of Class 1 ... As School’s Match Wits Team . . Spanish Club (President 3) . . . Ski Club . . . Yearbook. GAIL E. StXQUET SUSAN CHRISTINE STEBBINS The most 1 can do for my friend is simply to be his friend.” Sue” . . likes Kevin . . . James Taylor Weekends . . concerts . . . camping with Paula and Mary-Lou . . . and dislikes spiders . . . knuckle cracking . . . having to get up early . . . needles feeding the cat and dog. Goal: Accountant. Student Council 3 GAA . Pep Club Trea- surer 3 . . . National Honor Society . . . Yearbook Staff. . . Prom Committee . . Spanish Club 3. 38 KATHERINE STETSON CARY ANN STEWART DEBORAH P. STEWART Life is what you make of it.” Debby” . likes 1 9 7V . . farm work . . rais- ing animals . . , and dislikes N H. . . . being alone . . .7 24 74. Office Worker 3, 4. DEBBIEJ STONE What can I say.” Pebbles” . . . likes softball . . . motorcycles . . . windy autumn days . . . being with friends . . . and dislikes tobacco , . . boring classes . . . boring par- ties ... a certain person . . . thunderstorms. Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Volley- ball 1, 2, 3 . . . Ski Club 1,2. . . T Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .GAAl,2, 3. . . Pep Club 1. DEBORAH P STEWART DEBBIEJ STONE DONNA JEAN STRATTON Here lies John Henry — no wonder he’s dead — for the wheel of a wagon ran over his head.” E)on” . . . likes horseback riding ... a certain guy . . puppies . . talks with Pattie . . swimming at the camp with Linda and Ricky . . . and dislikes conceited people crowded cars. Basketball 1,2. . . Softball 3 . . Volleyball 3 . . . GAA . . Chorus . Pep Club . Home Ec Club. MARGARET MARY TATRO Keep your face towards the sun and your shadows shall fall behind you.” Margaret” . . . likes to play pool . . . parties . . . TTie Who . R R’s with friends . . McDonalds . . . and dislikes staying home . . . stuck up people . . . 9 19 75 . . work. . decisions. Twirling 2, 3, 4 (Capt.) . . GAA 2 . . . Pep Club . . TClub. MARGARET MARY TATRO DONNA JEAN STRATTON MARIE B TATRO Yeah, really?” Marie” . . , likes Sloe Gin Fizzes . . . October . rootbeer . . . walks on the Beach Road ... 1 1 23 73 ... a certain someone . . . and dislikes being picked on . . . arguments . . . good-byes . . . tobacco fields . . .9 19 75. Twirler 1 - 4 (Captain 4) . . . T Club. MARY ANNE TATRO I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.” Mare” . . . likes a certain someone . . . R + R’s ... my p X)h bear . . . good boogie music . . . Sunderland . . . and dislikes rainy days . . . 9 19 75 . . . arguments . . . watching T V. . . . nothing to do. MARIE B. TATRO MARY ANNE TATRO 39 PETER ALBERT TERAULT A wise monkey never monkeys with another mon- key’s monkey” Pete” . . . likes parties . . . Miller . . . Yamaha sheep pasture . . , and dislikes school . . . school lunches . . . Rays . . study. CHARLOTTE MARY TREWHELLA It matters not how a man dies, but how he lives.” Charlotte” . . . likes traveling . . . taking walks in the woods . talking with friends . . . McDonalds the Four Seasons . . . and dislikes Monday mornings . . . stuck-up people . . . boring studies . . riding the bus. Chorus. CHARLOTTE MARY TREWHELLA PETER ALBERT TERAULT RICHARD NICHOLAS URBAN MARIANNE VIRGIUO RKiHARD NICHOLAS URBAN There is always room for improvement, no matter how gcxxi you think you are.” Rick” . . . likes football ... a special person . . . fall days . . . living . . . really true friends . . . and dislikes crowds . . . people who call at the wrong time . . . changing springs on the sleds . . . too much rain. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Tri-Captain) . . . Track 1, 2, 3, 4 . . TClub. MARIANNE VIRGILIO I ' d cross the ocean for a heart of gold.” Neil Young. Jelly” . . . likes a certain Guy . . . Bob Dylan . . . Ipswich . . . going to the Cape with Cary . . . qui« brooks . and dislikes seaweed . . . people who don’t try to understand . . waiting . . . crowded beaches. GAA . . . Pep Club . . . Ski Club . . Student Government 1, 2, 3, . . Lady in Waiting. NEAL B VITALIS.JR I3ehind every storm there’s a rainbow.” Neal” . . . likes Boo-B x)” . . . Championship Wrestling . Rainbows . . . America ... a cer- tain week-end at flampton Beach . . . and dislikes wiping out . wedgies . . . saying gcxxl-bye . . . I,ambrcttas. Goal: Photography. Chorus . . Madrigals (Vice Pres.) . . . Track . Freshman Fcxitball . . . Jazz Rock Ensemble . . Schcxil Play 1 • 3 . . . German Club 2 - 4. KAREN ANNE WARYASZ Karen” . . . likes Brian . . winter . . . cross country skiing . . . and dislikes smoking . . . peo- ple who don’t pay their debts . . . getting up early in the morning. Basketball 1,2. . . Track 1 . . . Softball 2. 40 NEAL B VITALIS.JR. KAREN ANNE WARYASZ STEVEN ANTHONY WARYASZ STEVEN AN I ' HON ' ' WAK ' l ASZ No matter how mtith the sun stiincs, it still has to set. Ncxxllc likes Htx key The Stream tennis . hunting . . summer resort for the unemployed . and dislikes tobacu) . shingles . . basketball . . . homework FRANCIS I.( )UISE WASlI.IkSKI I’o fxdievc is to ding onto tbc im|x ssiblc drea m and strive till you make it tome true Frannie likes Colour My World thun- der and lightening weekends at Bugsy’s . spring . laughing and talking with Mat and dislikes boring situations . . saying gixxl-bye , . Duba . hurting people tlose tails. Pep Club . . GAA Softball 3, 1 (Manager) Field Htx key 3,4 (Manager) FRANCIES LOUISE WASILESKl MARILYN WATROBA LISA CICHANOWICZ Don’t lower yourself to be like others — be your- self!” Chick” . . . likes Canada . . . parties . . . rainy nights . . traveling . . . people . . . and dislikes Cranberry Pond . . . stuck-up people . . . fast driv- ers .. . the Big D. Student Government . . . Pep Club . . . Chorus. MARILYN WATROBA LISA CHICHANOWICZ 4 Class Will Christine Balboni leaves Mr. Slattery both frying pans to practice tennis and ping pong with. Mare Banash leaves Rose dirgin’ out in Swivel’s cellar. Tom Bassett leaves still trying to pass Chemistry. Sair Batchelder leaves hoping Val will win a 1,(XX) gallons of gas, Jo-Ann will remember her key, Putch will be on time and Annie will grow, and I’ll catch a pheasant with my bare hands. Bugsie Beauregard leaves Chinka counting her toes with whoever comes along. (Wayne) Sue Bezio leaves the girls’ bathrcK ms to anyone who can stand the smoke. Fran Boucher leaves thanking all those who made these past 4 years of hard work and ecstatic joy all that they were. Bob Boulanger leaves Ranger Ken’s Chem. Bible” to anyone who can lift it. Peggy Bourbeau leaves, hoping they will post a speed limit on the ramps. Gary Bourbeau leaves his bat to the up-coming Varsity Baseball players. Sharon Brown leaves Fisker with a smile and all of her best wishes. Stephen Brzozowy leaves Mr. Huntley the Graphical Dept, black ink fingerprints all over the walls, doors, offset machine and the floor. Sue Campbell leaves all of her ribbons to Mr. Snapp. Lynn Cenzano leaves hoping eveiything turns out the way she would like it to. Peter Cloutier leaves his dirty gym shorts to Kim Cole in case he forgets his Kimbies. Gary Cole leaves Mac trying to find a welder as gtx)d as I am. Mike Connor leaves Miss Lesueur, Kathy and Judy a Food Prep, brownie. Karyn Coppinger leaves Mark, Billy, the bemgo drums, the three story-tellers, and whoever survived the night, with fond memories of the morning after in the A-frame; gone, gone the damage done. Richard Cooper leaves Mr. Cournoyer minus 1 dazzling athlete. Chris Couture leaves on a never ending trip. Cooch Couture leaves aile 6 of the Athletic Ccxle to any honest” athlete. Jo-Ann Croteau leaves her brother Michael another 3 years of suffering. Laurie Croteau leaves PtxKhie, Patty, Mic, Sly and the crew the Silver Fox” and his closet full of chemicals” to make some more brews! Paula Deskavich leaves Mrs. Lilly a chance to use the Home Ec. room. Steve Dickerman leaves a bottle of Bromine in Mr. Slattery’s back pocket. Donna Dion leaves with Marie remembering all the good times we’ve had. Jimmy Dolan leaves wondering what he should have written for his Class will. John Dolan leaves wondering if anyone can match the Super Heavy Duty Club. Kathy Drumgool leaves the job of track manager to anyone who can record three events at one time. Ray Ducharn)e leaves Kim Cole an unopened unused box of Kimbies! Jimmy Duda leaves everyone wondering what 9 7 73 means. Barb Duffney leaves to let it really happen. Ralph Ellis leaves Mr. Slattery’s class wondering if he’ll ever have another Ralph” to pick on. Jane Emery leaves Laurie in 201 still laughing at her joke about the door. Cindy Emond leaves never again to return to Archaeology. Deb Emond leaves wondering if she’ll ever get a sheep dog. Zig Escott leaves Scoop, Spaz, Stubs still wondering who bundled” and trying to figure out what they’re talking about. 42 t Karen Finck leaves Mr. Cournoyer with a year’s supply of Charlie. Jim Fitzpatrick leaves a carton of Camels for Carl M. Anita Fritz leaves waiting for Gary. Donna Fugere leaves Miss Lyman looking for someone else to say, Put your feet on the floor.” Bob Gardner leaves the Cross Country Team with the Dean of factor 3. Pattie Gates leaves wondering if Mrs. Brenner will ever talk about potatoes again. Dan Gavin leaves wondering how long the concession stand will last. Mike Gilmore leaves still betting Richie double or nothing. Kevin Grimard leaves wondering if Bucky will ever stop burning out. Yvonne Gruszkowski leaves many happy memories behind. Mary-Lou Gulo leaves in hope that people will pronounce her name right. David Guy leaves wondering if Frank Fieath leaves the house in the wood shop. George Holmes leaves the study halls to anyone who can stand them. Kevin Hurd leaves T.F.H.S. knowing what’s actually happening. Denise Jacque leaves hoping Linda, Chick, and the rest can hack another year. Jane Kaweeki leaves Jane Stebbins and the gang to wonder if anyone’s watching. Sue Keech leaves Charlotte riding the bus and eating lunch alone. Colleen Kellyhouse leaves wondering if Spacey Pee will ever make it through school. Dave Kelsey leaves never to return. Marty Kendrick leaves wondering if Mary Guy will ever have an enemy, and leaves wondering if he will ever get his gym shorts back from T. S.” Rick Kidder leaves wondering if Ed Cadran will meet P. G. Joe Klepadlo leaves wondering when everyone will admit that building the pool was a waste of time and money. Fran Kopec leaves the pole parking position to a Chevy. Laurie Kopinsky leaves Cindy Cummings still saying he’s just a friend.” Donna Kosakowski leaves still laughing about the time half her German Class hid in the closet. Benny Kovalsick leaves his parking spot to whoever deserves it. Shellie Lamoureaux leaves Superstar to jock it up” another year. Kev Lapan leaves wondering if Fitz will ever stop teasing the Dolans. George LaPenta leaves his shorts to the next Varsity Football Manager. Kearin LaRoche leaves Helen looking for a rest area for Annie. Randy Laramie leaves cement blocks to anyone who can stand them. Kevin LeMaire leaves Mr. Ellis his model rocket, hoping it will explode in mid air. John Lesenski leaves the second-floor library to anyone who wants to use it during lunch. Lit Little leaves in her crowded, gasless car wondering how far the fumes will take her. Nancy Lund leaves the cafe studies to anyone who feels like sleeping. Mark Matusz leaves an umbrella for the front row of Mr. Bush’s classes. Brian McCarthy leaves to ride the country-side high and wide. Bob McComb leaves smiling at U. Pam McGrath leaves Mr. McCabe all the smiles of the past 3 years. Jody Miller leaves wearing a size 9. Joe Miner leaves the Tiger Tribune for the Tiger to Treasure. Peter Miner leaves his slide-rule to anyone who can figure out Mr. Garbiel’s relatively straight-forward principles. Rick Miner leaves his fudge in the Home-Ec freezer waiting for it to finish hardening. Susie Miner leaves for the better life — without it. Nancy Morawski leaves the ramps to anyone who can get down them alive. Deb Morris leaves having the teachers wondering if she ever knew what she was talking about. Ann Morin leaves reminding ”Amy” she still has 5 more years. TOO BAD! Charlene Murley leaves wondering what smell will come out of Mr. Slatter ' ' s room next. Kim Murley leaves wondering if it was ever worth it. Anthony Napikowski leaves Mr. Slattery to disagree with someone else. Terry O’Connor leaves anxious for the Class Reunion in five years. Rich Parenteau leaves to go on to bigger and better things. Sue Powling leaves as fast as she can. Fred Rau leaves his brother to walk to schtx)l by himself. Joan Red leaves Richie still trying to get a sentence out of Sue P. Putchy Robert leaves to get an apartment with Crets. David Robinson leaves over 12 feet. Ruth Russell leaves in a confused state of mind. Lori Sabato leaves to climb her Stairw ' ay to Heaven.” Chris Sabato leaves wondering if Joe, Peter and he will ever get in another class like B. J. J.’s. Gert Sadler leaves to find Kuke working on tobacco to ask Do you still like ' em hard?” Plums that is. Doni Scarborough leaves Mr. Zywna with an empty water balloon and a wet shirt. David Schab leaves hoping that the winking eye” is on his path of life. Susan Scully leaves to be happy with Earl. Gail Soequet leaves Mrs. Tobin trying to find another chatter box.” Jim Sojka leaves the schex)! to the underclassmen wondering how well they will take care of it, and how long it will last. Sue Stebbins leaves wondering if her sister will make it through another year. Car ' Stewart leaves still dreaming on about . . . Deb Stewart leaves wondering how she made it this far. Deb Stone leaves Jane and Dianne still hitching for a ride. Donna Stratton leaves Donna still watching over him. Margaret Tatro leaves telling Mr. Bourdeaux she is 2 not 1. Marie Tatro leaves with Donna not being able to ever skip school ever again. Mary Tatro leaves with Margaret and Marie still having fun confusing people. Pete Terault leaves without regret. Charlotte Trewella leaves dozens of lost pens behind for the kids that find them. Rick Urban leaves Mr. Ellis with his broken compass. Neal Vitalis leaves Boo-Boo” to go another year. Frankie (Karen) Waryasz leaves with her Siamese twin, Sara, and feeding Val Cheetos as they struggle through the plains hoping to somehow get out safely, in good ’ole car 37. Steve Waiyasz leaves waiting to see if the concession stand will fall apart. Frannie Wasileski leaves wondering whose food David will eat next year. 44 1957 Douglas Day 1975 Class FRESHMEN 1972-1973 We entered high school excited and scared. A new stage in our lives was just beginning. Remember our first rally when the cheerleaders yelled, Ixt’s hear it from the Freshmen!,” and we were all speechless. Remember our first Booster Day, and the Lion we made? It looked so big in the garage. Then there was the trouble we had getting it out of the garage. The Lion was our first loss. Remember the last Freshman Welcome? It was ours . Remember when Kearin LaRoche won the toilet paper rolling contestant Doug Couture came in second? This was our first year of high school but our only year in the good ole Turners Falls High School. When June came we were ready to continue. SOPHOMORES 1973-1974 Our second year of high school started just like our first. We entered the new Turners Falls High School as Sophomores, but everyone felt like Freshmen. Remember our first rally as Sopho- mores? We actually spelled it right! The theme for Booster Day was Walt Disney that year and we made Winnie the Pooh. Ever- yone thought it was going to win, but ... it was our second loss. Remember getting our class rings? When we got them nobody could figure out the Indian. Then there were all the car washes down at Escott’s Garage? We got wetter than the cars! That con- cluded our second year of High School, and now we felt a little more confident in the new school. 46 History [ JUNIORS 1974-1975 We entered our third year of high school knowing that there ? were finally going to be some kids that would be more lost than j we were. The theme for Booster Day was ecology. Remember j our float made only from scrap materials? (What ever it was!) ? It I was our third loss. Remember our prom at the Northfield Inn J Carriage House?! By the end of our third year we were confident I and anxious to continue. i SENIORS 1975-1976 I We entered TFHS for our last year. Nobody felt like a Senior, 1} but we all knew we’d be leaving in June. The theme for Booster I Day was the Bicentennial. Remember our Drum? It came in Sec- ( ond. It was the first time we didn’t come in last. As we leave TFHS many memories and friends will stay behind, but they will be treasured forever. 1976 — It was a very good year! I Class Historian I Susan Campbell . . . i|- smetiM£S u)€ J wt Bait- ' Ue)i£ S a eianec m mu mwv jind GWv ... UNDERCLASSMEN I ' kiii ! ri BOTTOM ROW P. Cloutier, M. Gilbert, W, Robert, D. St. Germain, T. Carlisle, R. Kostanski, D. Btrurdeaux, J. Stebbins, D Shiley, .1 Hale, S. Connelly, S Grimard, J. Viens, C. Dobosz. ROW 2: B Pierce, M Duda, D. I skavich, K. May, L. Sicard, S, Brown, J. Leveillc, E. Cadran, D. Bourbeau, R, Dion, J. Thompson, G. Sargent. ROW 3: D. Nadeau, E. Boguslawski, B McComb, D. Bach, K. La Pierre, L. Wong, T. Plesant, J. Currie, ). Kopinski, T. Vitalis, R. Allen, R. Molongoski, J. Blood. ROW 4 M. Wozniak, D. Hawkins, K. Kuzdizal, N. Currier, L. Kobera.J. Delaney, T. Rau, J. Waynelovich, M. Johnson, R. Sawin, M Stafford, T. Campbell, J. Parenteau, S. Thompson. ROW 5: L. Powers, C. Attherton, P. Annear, C. Voudren, S. Ami Di ro!i- B ' Jn Kr. Ambo, K. IVmnette, T, Wasidewski, R. Herrington, G, Brodrick, A. Engichardt, C. Fugere, S, Singley, C. Kulch, T. Bergeron, D. Thompson, L. Sazama. ROW 6: N. Pearson, R Hanrahan, L. Terault, J. Thompson, S. Croteau, F, Olsen, S. Kozma, B Collcran, A, Cadran, S. Javis, S. Croncn, P. Stewart, D, Kopinto, M Fronekus, ROW 7: J Reipold, D, Deso, L. Cragne, K Burnes, R. Cannon, C. Hutchingson, C. Osowski, F. Snay, D. Fuller, S. Konvelski, S. Maddern, N. Stone. ROW 8: E Milew- ski, L. Cealer, C. MaGrath, C. Downs, C. Strysko, J. Putala, K, Varilly, L. Savinski, M. Waryas, K. Coppinger, D, laeque, I Kawecki, K. Momany, P. Kellyhouse, K. Connor Class of 1978 CLASS OFFICERS OF President — Michael Allen Vice President — Jerry Girard Secretary — Amy Riel Treasurer — Jackie Ryan Historian — Mark Smirh 54 55 W)TT(.1M ROW I Kosa, J. Scars. B, Taylor. L Lamountain. T. Rudinski. P Patnodc. M. Smith. A. Rid. J- Giraid. M. Allen. 1. Jaquc. P IVmrbeau. S, McComb. C. Spaulding. M Fitzpatrick. ROW 2: B. Cowan. E. Pdis, J. Drumgool. R. Kidder. B. Comminoli. K. Cole. K. Kruzlic. L. Linscott. D Bruno. L Dale. L. Stewart. M. Bezio. K. Routhier. S. Brtxlrick. R Hcrchenrcder, ROW D. Choleva. M, Zimmerman. D. Urban. C. Dodge. D, Smith. J. Wissmann. R. Wickline. E. Dixlgc. M Canon. I . Lund. B Kretsenger. D Arsenault. S. Trewella. B Melcski. L. Ambo. J. Annear. ROW 4: C, Doug- las. R Wasiclcwski. T, Murley. T. Foley. J Martin. L, DcNofrio. M. Pervcrc. W. Aldrich. V, IDobias, K. Sheridan. D. Derry. D, Williams, !, Buckmaster. A Williams. D Ryan. K Loncrgan. S. Bnxlrick. ROW 5: S. Sullivan. T. Pleasant. K, Snith, P Ambo, V. Shea, M. Guy, C Nauia, C, Clark, S. Felton, F. Felix, A Holhngworth, S. Cadran, D. W elcome, S. Kelly. R Denkewicz, S. Shiley, B, Delaney. ROW 6: J. Joblinski, D. Skrypcck, W. Sears, E. Martin, K. Gibson, L. Annear, D. Holmes, K. Flood, L. Fritz, K. Lively, A Dolan, M, Dcsautels, L, Bonnctte, K. Shanahan, M. Kidder ROW 7: P Markol, J, So|ka, M, Peverc.J. Smith, D. Seredjko, D Kozma. G, Spaulding, R. Saunders, M. Fronkus, D, Fredricks, D. Newton, P, Wickline, S. Prest, B. Stafford, B, Carroll, J. Croteau, M Brown, J. Coyne. ROW 8: R Wasileski, J. Peterson, L. Currier, W. Kovalsick, T. Sheridan, P. Kusac, B. Bourbeau, R. Herzig, R. Newton, F. Whiting, C. Watroba, M. Moma- ney, C. Miner, R. Escort, M. Nelson. BICENTE Class of 1979 CIASS OFFICKRS OF 1979 President — Peter Denkevieh Vice President — N;ine 7 Sa .;im;i Secretary — Tami Soequet Treasurer — Darken Marusz Historian — Pauletre Guenette 58 BOTTOM ROW: M Stennes. Whitney, H, Phillips, D. Faulkner, R, Holt, D, Barnes, W. Duffney, N. Sazama, D, Matus?, P Denkiewie?, T. Stxquet, P. Guenette, R. Rau, K, Wheeler, J. Walker, D. Eiezio, B. Taylor, ROW 2: K. Phillips, G, Pceor, K Morris, _J. Astcll, G. Jacquc, P. Boulanger, P. Lanfair, L. Smith, Z, Kosakowski, T. Fuller, S. Wong, S. Delaney, D Kells, S. Jablonski, Kurtyka, J. Smith, Ci. Rickard. ROW 3: T. Cummings, T. Linscott, T. Koblinski, K, Williams, L. Smith, T Ric. hards, J- Kendrick, J. Stafford, K. Welcome, K. Chiputti, R, Godzinski, E. Boucher, L. Demars, C. Williams, M. Bor- deaux ROW ' 4: C. Smith, M. Bocon, P. 13cllemarc, C. Blanchard, P. Thayer, M. Ambo, B. LaMountain, L. Demers, T. Hardy, D Graves, D. Stafford, T. Wicklinc, R. Foster, M. Cloutier, E. Barry, A. Fritz, ROW 5: P, Fugere, D. Collcran, B. Ouellette, 1., Dcmeo, M. Farrick, C. Jablonski, D. St. Germaine, P. Emond, J, Emery, T. Dumas, M. Norwood, B, Koscinski, L Powder, A Drumgool, T- Nelson, T. Terault. ROW 6: P. Gamathe, M. Luippold, M. Little, D. Kells, J. Hale, R. Sicard, K, Lapan, S. Zewinski, T. Sweeny, D. McCarthy, T, Croteau, D. Naida, P. Cronen, CL Pogcxla, G. Rickard, R. Lescnksi, M Bailey, T. Won- sey, 1, Kobera. ROW 7; J. Choleva.J, Kenney, B. Fitzpatrick, D Roberts, R. Beauregard, M. Dumas, R. Schact, S. Lyman, L, Skole, K. Pelis, K. Margozzi, J Rosewame, M. Grybko, G. Hilliel, J. Koshinsky, M. Robinson, P. Gilbert. ROW 8: P McComb, A Millett, R. Tuttle, J. Mankowsky, M. Croteau, J. Kelley, C. Waryasz, T. Thompson, D. Savinski, J, Whitney, G. Morgan, J. Scarborough, L. Wasielewski, C. Reum, H. Cechanowicz, J. Miner, N. McCormick, L Hannum. RC W 9: K, New- ton, R Bostley, B Watrous, J. Foley, B, CLarbiel, D. Guilbault, B Ahearn, C. Sicard, T. Ducharme, L. Smith, P. Sheridon, E. Galipault, G. Stevens, B, McComb, M, Willard, D. Bassett, J, Flagg, S Marv ' elL.I. Ferland, D. Lund. P C.I SS OFFICHRS OF 1980 CLASS OFFICERS OF 1981 President — Sandy Zcwinski Vice President — Jane Mankowsky Secretary — Lynne Zamojski Treasurer — Eve Golembeski President — Louis Collins V ' ice President — Rita Gifford Secretar) ' and Treasurer — Karen Zamojski Parliamentarian — Gar ’ Strysko 62 f I HOTTOM ROW D Hannum, J. Comstock, A. Carme, D. Thompson, C. Balboni, A Billinas, R Gifford, K Zamojski, Ci. Strysko, L. Ciollins, G Smith, W, Hilliard, J. Parzych, T. Watroba, M Blanchard, W, Mullen. ROW TWO: M Miner, D. Pittenger, G. Singley, F. Dudek, D. Schab, J. Smith, C. Fisher, R Rowsey, D. Gtxfzinski, M. Townsend, R. Talbot, P. Flavin, R Hebert, j. Demers, V. I.aMountain, J, Emond. ROW THREE: ). Tuminski, M Kujala,,!. Kovalsick, J. Smith, T Richard, C. Millett, R Chandler, M. Foster, B Thayer, L. Hastings, K Haigis, S. Gay, I Hastings, P. Billiel, J Reipold. ROW FOUR G. Cowan, J. Cade, D. LaPierre, R. Viens, J. Provost, L. LaChance, L. Henry, T. Dobias, M. Secord, _I Provost, K. Letourneau, C. Clark, E Singley, A Margola, L. Pietraszek, T Kuklewicz, V. Markol, C. McGovern, S. Russell, ROW FIVE: R. Kopinsky, R, Sargent, M. Girard, S. Emery, D. Knox, D, Greene, C. Colleran, B, Matusz, W. Potyrala, M. Zamojski, P. McCaffrey, M. I.amorc, K. Scott, D, Herzig, W, Bonnette, J. Lapinsky, ROW SIX D. Foster, R. Croteau, E, Waldron, G. Stewart, A. Prest, I . 1 64 C. Foster, W. Laramie, C, Grader, J. Loveland, L. Williams, D. Deskavich, I, Haigis, P- Waldron, M. Kruzlic, _L Mayrand, S. Tompkins. ROW SEVEN: L. Smith, T, Drumgool, C. Englehardt, R. Schatz, D. Brown, S. Scott, L. Cadran, A. Thompson, R. Venskowski, S. Kaltner, B. Bordeaux, !. Cummings, S. May, E. Sulda, T. Jurek, K. Clark, !. Boguslawski, P. Waldron. ROW EIGHT D. Cusack, K, Keller, T. Waryasz, S. Robert, L. George, R. Dods, T. Koscinski, K, Dunn, K Kellom, D. Winslow, B. Emond, C. Norwciod, J. Shanahan, R, Jablonski, T. Hartnett, T. Martin, J. Burek, A. Miner, J. Murley, M. Brennan, D. Spaulding ROW NINE; M. Kelly, M Mirecki, D. Paulin, L. Zangri, T. Luippold, B. Canedy, R. Beck, T. Cummings, L. Peters, J, Whitney, D. Spaulding, J. Dalton, W. Williams, E. Marvell, R. Cloutier, S. Simkus, D Downing, D Bristol, D. Lewis. 65 Class of BOTTOM ROW: I. Guctti, J, Skrypck, S, Barnes, B. Tibbetts, R. Faulkner, L. Zamojski, J. Mankowsky, B. Welcome, E. Ciolembcski, K Rubin, R Drumpool, P, Andrews, T, Sanders, D Hastings, T. Farrick, !. Watrous, T. Sargent, C. lainfair, K. Miller ROW TVC ' O: M. Dale, I, Krejmus, M. Lafleur, R- Whitney, A- Smith, S. Kuzontkoski, D- Whitney, M. Mullen, S. Williams, C, Fisher, C. Gagne, L. Kennedy, M. Targhetta, M. Letourneau, J- Thayer, D. May. ROW THREE; E. Kaltncr, P, Secord, A. Martin, D. Gholeva, K. Stetson, C. Serrell, L. Kusmeskus, W. Krol, L. Robinson, T. Hartnett, W, Fritz, J. Astell, M. Wallitis, D. Tuttle, R. Morris, B. Lamore, M. Taylor, D. Cousineau, J. Downs, M. Williams. R(DW FOUR R. Cchlar, S. Jordan, D. Thompson, D. Smith, T. Dtxigc, S. Prevost, T. Dcyo, C. Cloutier, J, Bostley, T. Newton, J, Zimmerman, H. Atkins, K Croteau, D. Grybko, J. Williams, W Palace. ROW FIVE: S. Henry, E. Wirtli, C. St. Germaine, D. Podlenski, R. Scully, L. 66 1981 Foley, K. Ozdarski, L. Strahan, J, Wallitis. F. Dolan. D. Arseneault, C. Bidwell, F, Welcome, T. Demers, J, Newton, S, Phil- lips, S. Brown, M Miller, .!. Waldron, ROW SIX: L. P.arenteau, L. Ferland, L Rubin, A Novak, L. Fugere, R Rivet, S. Churchill, M Cichanowicz, P O ' Connor. E. Fowler, R, Fortin. C. Lively, D Cournoyer, J. Sojka, J. Saunders, C Emery, J. Kosewicz. T Hebert, T. Shepard. ROW SEVEN: C. Savinski, C. Norwtxtd, L, Oakes, J. Emery, B Thompson, S. Kelly, C. Connors, T, Barber. C, Ambo, J. McComb, R. Piscuskas, C. Dunn, D. Courier, M Bocon, T. IX-laney, K. Cummings, R. Ther- ien, D, Taylor, S, Elliott, P. Chandler, T, Pleasant. ROW EIGHT: T. Kozma. C. Savinski, D, Pittenger, L. Talbot, J. Mayrand. M, Beck, K. Herchenreder, P, Bassett, Y. Gamache. G. Parody.,!. Dcxlge, C, Fugere, J. Garbiel, M Ahearn, T. Stone. D, Swan- icr, K Humphrey. 67 68 Fi ' jy § 111 |i V 1 m mm i ll ' jljll 1 V Bi I ? jg B ml Mr. Daniel Morrison, Superintmdmt Mr. Paul Bassett, Assistant Superintmdmt Administration Gill-Montague Regional School District Mr. James C. Humphrey, Administrative Assistant Mrs. Charlotte Potter Mrs. Betty Brown Ms. Ooreen Nardone Mr. Richard Winnick Mr. John O’Riley Miss Frances Cassidy Mrs. Linda Johnson 73 Mathematics Mr. Michael Wanczyk Mrs. Velma Bazar Mrs. Jean Martin Mr. Robert Cadran 74 Mr. Raymond Garbid Mr. Edward Bourdeau Mrs. Gail Richards Mrs. Phyllis Hardy Mr. Bernard Judwarc 75 Social Studies Mr. George Bush Mrs. Sophia Libby Mr. Gerald Perkins Miss Nora Ryan 76 Foreign Languages Mrs. Marcia Smith Mrs. Diana Simpson Mr. Albert Routhier Mr. Steven Prouty Physical Education Mr. Edward Winseck Mr. Paul Cournoyer Miss Deborah Kirchmer Mr. Wayne Baker Mrs. Charlotte Robinson 79 Mrs. Judy Cummings Mr. Edward Galas Mrs. Pamela Simanski Special Education Mrs. Eleanor Taylor Mrs. Helen Norwood Nurses Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Ix)rraine Cardan, Mrs. Rita Gilmore, Mrs. Blanche Martin, Mrs. Carol Martin, Mrs. Tony Aitkcn, Mrs. Marjorie Naida, Mrs. Pat Linfair. 81 Mrs. Elizabeth Dorrance Mr. Paul Liwrence Business Mr. Albert Consoletti Mrs. Sylvia Tobin Miss Barbara Lynch 82 Home Economics Industrial Arts Mr. Daniel Huntley Mr. Steven Macaulay 83 Science Mr. Charles Galvin, Jr. Mrs. Hannah Neville Mr. James Koldis •• • ■!■ ■■ •: • • •••}vtf • :.C- . 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A . 4. .% • + Mr. Daniel Novak 84 Mr. X ' illi;im Roberts Music Mr. Paul Ciechomski Mr. Robert Simonetti Miss Jeanne Lyman 86 Mr. Robert Avery Mrs. Linda Leavis, Secretary Mr. Lawrence Dean Guidance Mrs. Rita Kersavage Mrs. Rosemary Maddern 87 I High School Concert Band Junior High Concert Band 94 High School Student Government Model Congress Junior High Student Council 98 National Honor Society As Schools Match Wits Team (l� 1S.X Spanish Club German Club Office Workers Women ' s Study Group 105 Home Economics Club 106 Medical Careers Club Yearbook Staff Chris B;illx)ni Sara Batchelder Margaret Btturbcau h ' ran Bttucher Sharon Brown Joann Croteau Barbara Duffney Ralph Ellis Jane Emery Cindy Emond IX ' borah Emond Karen Einck ' EARBOOK STAEF Patricia Gates Valerie Little Jtxly Miller Ann Morin Laurie Makarewicz Cathy Robert Lxtri Sabato Doni Scarborough Carey Stewart Sue Stebbins Neal Vitalis Frederick Oakes, Advisor 108 Boys ' T rack 116 Freshman Football Junior High Football 1 18 Boys ' Basketball 122 Girls ' Basketball Varsity Junior Varsity Junior High 124 T |T jj 1 Ttie BE5T GRINDERS AND the LOWEST PRICES’ •CHEE5E5 MEAT5 • GROCEME5 AVENUE A TURNER5 FALl 863 ‘+362 J ' i PIZZA • GRINDERS • SPAGHETTI • MUSIC AVENUE A TURNERS FALLS RECORDS TAPES -BOOKS JEWELRY-CARDS and more PUNT C) DESIGN AVENUE A . TURNERS FALLS PLANTS • READS • MACRAME SUPPLIES THE NOBLE FEi T DELICIOUS HOMECOOKED MEAL§ SERVED IN A friendly atmosphere 3RD 5T. , turners FALLS 0 % 130 FRENCH KING BOWLING CENTER Route 2 Millers Falls, Mass. PIONEER “ BANKS “ Greenfield Northampton Turners Falls Florence South Deerfield Amherst Eosthompton Bernordston SUNOCO BEAUBIEN BONNETTE FUEL CO.. INC. Heating Oils 66 L Street Turners Falls Mass. AMERICAN KARATE STUDIO Introductory Programs Private and Group Instruction Specializing in Women ' s Self Defense Professional Black Belt Instruction Air Conditioned and Fully Equipped Open 40 Hours Weekly Interested in self defense? Want to develop Self Confidence? Total body control and efficiency? Join American Karate Studio of Greenfield today and sign up for a course in modern day Karate. The hardest thing to do is walk through the door. We are here to teach you. 53 Main St. Greenfield, Mass. Phone: 773-9877 Or contact Steve McCabe: 773-7425 Hours: Mon. I -9 PM Wed. I -9 PM Fri. I -9 PM Sat. 10 3 PM Compliments of MEL-AN STORE Everything for the serious not-so-senous Cyclist! CONGRATULATIONS FROM BICYCLE WORLD FEDERAL ST. GREENFIELD, MASS. For dll your sewing needs. 206 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. 7th and 8th Grade Student Council Best Wishes to the Class of ' 76 132 i I i : t ! I i I i ) .V VZMESK Us Good Luck Class of 76 In anything you strive, hold your head up high. ESCOTT ' S SERVICE STATION Complete Auto Body Service 4 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. Tel. 863-4028 In Luxury Apartments Home Building Yours for Better Living With NU-HOMES, INC. 863 2780 863 4568 P.O. Box 294 Turners Falls, Mass. 01376 133 THE NEW FIRESIDE Lou Sue Grader loO Ave A Turners tails, Mass Tel 803-2921 Parties of all kinds — Banquets, Weddings, Showers Dancing weekly with the finest bands in the area! CLEARYS LAPIERRE ' S, INC. Greenfield ' s Oldest Jewelers Westingho use and GE Appliances 248 Main Street Greenfield, Mass. RCA, Sony, and Zenith Color TVs Panasonic, Sony and Sansui Radios and Components Greenfield, Mass. Tel.: 772 0296 134 Complimen+s of The FRANKLIN COUNTY Trust Company MERCY AMBULANCE SERVICE Greenfield, Mass. Complimen+s of 3 Shattuck Street Greenfield, Mass. McCarthy ' s FUNERAL HOME VALLEY CAMERA SUPPLY % Prospect St., Turners Falls, Mass. 54 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. 135 Best Wishes From ROONEY ' S CLOTHING ROONEY ' S SHOES Men ' s Shop 1 5 1 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. Shoes for the Whole Family 1 59 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. Congratulations to the Graduates Music for All Occasions GOODNOW ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Main Street BOBBY ' S BAND Greenfield, Mass. 203 379 8210 Bob Brzozowy Johnny Cake Lane Local 5 1 4 A. F. of M. New Har+ford, Conn. 06057 Congratulations to the Class of ' 76 Compliments of PEGGY PARKER, INC. BRAFF AND RICH, INC. 1 34 Main Street Main Street Greenfield, Mass. Greenfield, Mass. 136 0L( . Q: Lttt C ' J cr . cL w .‘hrouc ' nout :pur -« K Congratulations to the Class of ' 76 From The Class of ' 79 Good Luc itiom YhG C BSS Or 137 Good Luck and Best Wishes to the Class of 1 976 T.F.H.S. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student Supply Store Magazine Drive Booster Day 138 Hair by Studio 1 5 Bank Row 774-3061 Greenfield j Complimen+s of KOSTANSKI FUNERAL HOME Turners Falls, Mass. Kitchen Cabinet Remodeling Center SUPPLY CO. YOUR KITCHEN REMODELING HEADQUARTERS DIVISION OF TURNERS FALLS COAL CO. TELEPHONE 413 863-4321 298-300 AVENUE A TURNERS FALLS ' MASSACHUSETTS 01376 CUMBERLAND FARMS Ave. A and Second St. Turners Falls Mass. 139 SPORTHAUS Best Wishes +o the Class of ' 76 CRESTVIEW LIQUORS 4th and L Street, Turners Falls, Mass. Ski Shop — Ladles ' Sportswear Mohawk Trail, Rt. 2 Greenfield, Mass. Compliments of WINSLOW ' S RADIATOR Route 2 Gill, Mass. Compliments of EQUI ' S SPANISH GARDENS Main Street Millers Falls, Mass. 01349 Compliments of STRATHMURE PAPER CO. Turners Falls, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of ' 76 EASTERN TEXTILE COMPANY Textiles — Domestic and Imported Cottons — Silks — Woolens Power Square Greenfield, Mass. 01301 STEVE ' S PIZZA Compliments of THE RAZOR ' S EDGE High Street Turners Falls, Mass. 141 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Robert F. Norwood, M.D. 474 Main Street Greenfield, Mass. John R. Bykoski, O.D. 54 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. Richard H. Perry, Jr., D.D.S. 40 School Street Greenfield, Mass. James H. Bolton, D.D.S. 78 Federal Street Greenfield, Mass. Robert Speth, M.D. Med-Optic Center Montague City, Mass. Raymond F. Higgins, M.D. 76 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. John H. Caloon, D.D.S. 1 08 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. Albert E. Giknis, M.D. Fourth Street Turners Falls, Mass. Francis A. Sabato, Jr., D.M.D. 62 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. Dolan and Simons Attorneys at Law 54 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. Arthur E. Burke, Jr., D.M.D. Fourth Street Turners Falls, Mass. Warren D. Thomas, M.D. 77 Fourth Street Turners Falls, Mass. F. A. Milkey, O.D. 72 Fourth Street Turners Falls, Mass. Greenfield Area Ophthalmologists, Inc. Med-Optic Center Turners Falls, Mass. Arthur W. Charron, D.M.D. 58 Fourth Street Turners Falls, Mass. Dolan and Dolan Attorneys at Law Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. 142 Congratulations From Compliments to the Class of ' 76 From HAWLEY SHELDON-LODGE PHARMACIES OIL CO. Turners Falls 334 Chapman St. Millers Falls Greenfield Mass. Compliments to the Class of 1976 From tewart NURSERY AND GARDEN CENTER rue fUHT mnr Millers Falls Rd. Tel. 863 2510 Turners Falls, Mass. Hours: Mon. FrI. 9:00 to 9:00, Sat. and Sun. 9:00 to 5:30 143 FRANK ' S SERVICE STATION Route 2 M Illers Falls, Mass. Congratulations From ED ' S BARBER SHOP 78 Avenue A Turners Falls, MA 01376 Compliments of SINGLEY FURNITURE 1 69 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. PLEASANT INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Your Service Our Duty I 66 Ave. A Turners Falls, MA Congratulations From JARVIS WELDING AND MANUFACTURING CO. M illers Falls Road Turners Falls, MA 01376 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 76 CARROLL ' S SUPERMARKETS Gill — Millers Falls — Orange U4 GEO. STARBUCK SONS INC. Es+. 1872 Quiet May Oil Burners Steam and Water Plumbing Contractors We Wish You +he Best for Your Future THEGILL-MONTAGUE TEACHERS ' ASSOCIATION Turners Falls, Mass. Best Wishes From THE COMMUNITY GENERAL STORE Central Street Montague Center, Mass. THE FLORIST, INC. Si e 907 52} lUltllOSIO lOiO uuwtai. luuuiium tim WILLIAMS GARAGE Motor Tune-Ups Tires — Tubes — Batteries Generators — Starters — Alternators Distributors — Auto-Lite — Delco 147 Second Street Turners Falls, Massachusetts Tel 863-9733 Nights Tel 863-9833 145 Congratulations ATHENS RESTAURANT 196 Montague Road Montague, Mass. 863-4307 Congratulations to the Class of 1976 FROM THE HOME OF TEEN SCENE GREENFIELD RECORDER Franklin Countv s Only Daily Newspaper Compliments of CLARK HARDWARE CO.. INC. 289 Main Street Greenfield, Mass. MONTAGUE MACHINE CO. Paper Mill Machinery Maintenance Work for Neighboring Mills Turners Falls, Mass. Judd Wire DIVISION OF ELECTRONIZED CHEMICALS CORPORATION TURNERS FALLS, MASSACHUSETTS 01376 COMET CLEANERS and TUXEDO RENTALS 1 23 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. SCOTTY ' S. INC. 1 06 High Street Turners Falls, Mass. PIPIONE ' S SPORTS SHOP The Sportsman ' s Paradise Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. PARTRIDGE — ZSCHAU INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Millers Falls Road Turners Falls, Mass. KELLY SPRINCmLO TIRE SERVICE INC. TIRES THE MEN WHO KNOW TIRES BEST • WHEEL ALIGNMENT BALANCING • FRONT END WORK • SHOCK ABSORBERS - MUFFLERS, ETC. 10 SILVER ST. GREENFIELD 774-4349 : 0 . 148 FRANKLIN COUNTY PRESS. INC. 60 Ave A, Turners Falls, Mass. Offset and Letterpress Printing Tel.: 4 1 3— 863-4625 OPTICIAN 44 Chapman St. 772-6337 Greenfield Hours: Open Daily 9:30-5:30 Closed Wednesday p.m. and Saturday p.m. MILLERS FALLS PAPER COMPANY Manufacturers of Fine Business and Technical Papers Millers Falls, Massachusetts 01349 149 Congratulations From LOIS M. GIRARD Insurance — Real Estate — Notary THE MONTAGUE AGENCY Turners Falls, Mass. 863 9000 COUTURE ' S DECORATING CENTER Compliments of POLISH CO-OP 94 Fourth Street Turners Falls, Mass. Tel.: 863 4683 187 Ave. A Turners Falls, Mass. THE SHOOK Unusuals From the Holy-Land 207 Main Street Greenfield, Mass. 01301 Earrings — Necklaces — Rings — Gifts Don and Carol Skole, Co-Owners Donna Skole, Consultant Congratulations to the Class of ' 76 RUGGERI ' S SHOPPING CENTER 402 Federal Street Greenfield, Mass. GMTA GREENFIELD and MONTAGUE ' S Municipal Transit Service 382 Deerfield Street Greenfield, Mass. — Air Conditioned Coaches for Special Charter — Compliments of the SHADY GLEN RESTAURANT Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. WILSON ' S Main Street Greenfield, Mass. FRANKLIN AUTO SUPPLY 12 Kenwood St., Greenfield 29 Ave A, Turners Falls I State Street, Shelburne Falls Gree tfield Sfi iMgs Bmih Your Family Financial Service Center GREENFIELD • TURNERS FALLS S OUTH DEERFIELD Main Street Old Deerfield, Mass. Congratulations From Over 1 07 Years of Banking Experience VAN MAGIC 250 Avenue A Turners Falls, Mass. 151 Compliments of BOB’S AUTO BODY Congratulations to the Class of ' 76 PLOTKIN FURNITURE STORE. INC. 20 East Main Street Orange, Mass. Tel.: 544-2960 24 Hour Wrecking Service Tel. 303 Ave A 863-21 12 Turners Falls Mass. A. H. RIST INSURANCE AGENCY Real Estate and Insurance 56 Fourth Street Turners Falls, Mass. Alyce A. Sokolosky — Agent Englander Coach Lines, Ine. Serving Northern Massachusetts WILLIAMSTOWN TO BOSTON DAILY Parcel Express Service Charter a Bus to 48 States plus Alaska and Canada For All Occasions DELUXE DIESEL PARLOR COACHES FOR INFORMATION AND RATES CALL 773-7316 303 Deerfield Street Greenfield, Mass. L 152 BOURBEAU ' S PACKAGE STORE. INC. One of the Most Complete and Modern Liquor Stores in Franklin County 69 Second Street Tel.: 863-4768 The Best for the Future Years Ahead to the Class of ' 76 Turners Falls, Mass. NO. I MAIN ST. (413) 773-S4S5 CREENFiiLD, MASS. Obviously the value of investing your time and effort in a good education hasn’t escaped you. Be just as wise when you invest your hard earned money in a new or used car. At Sweeney Ford we strongly recommend the fine Ford family because we believe it offers you value, style and reliability. Whether you choose a new Ford or an A-1 used car, we’ll back it with our sincere service. Good luck in your future. n T T LMl 153 413 ) 773-9636 Compliments to Class of 1976. TOP TO BOTTv)M BQlvfDtRe FlORCNTinE SCROLL t ' Lv ' . ‘JE-NCE .ULLIAM MAR ' ASTING GRACE. modern VICTORIAN Liinf Sterling. In a world of changing values, the real thing means more than ever before. fini (greenfield, Mass. !54 HOWARD JOHNSON ' S RESTAURANT AND MOTOR LODGE Greenfield, Mass. Congratula+ions to the Class of 1 976 Compliments of BENEFICIAL FINANCE COMPANY OPTICIAIMS, INC. OPTICAL ANLl HtARINO AID SPLCIAL ' BTS 275 Main Street Greenfield, Mass. Tel.: 773-5472 MBERTOWN — SO. DEERFIELD. INC. LUMBER. BUILDING MATERIALS 100 ELM ST., SO. DEERFIELD, MASS. 01373 155 76 Years Growing and Still Caring FARREN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Turners Falls, Mass. WHAI— AMand FM CBS Radio Network Greenfield, Mass. ALIBER ' S Great Fashions for Juniors and Brides-to-be 23 1 Main Street CHARRON ' S PHARMACY, INC. 399 Federal Street Greenfield, Mass. 01301 Greenfield, Mass. Tel.: 773-3277 157 At the Airport in Turners Falls, Massachusetts 01376 Hallmark Color Labs HALLMARK STUDIO 267 Main Street Tel. 773-5765 Greenfield, Mass. 01301 Congratulations to the Class of 1 976 From Hallmark Studio Official Class Photographer 159