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

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SEVENTH GRADERS EVE TH TRIE N .Q Qs pf 1 yn to I 2 E .ll 40 Wi- file . -in an r W s, . X BER PPROACH With one hundred and twenty-odd members, the seventh grade is half again the size of the Class of 1974. When you see seventh graders pouring endlessly out of classrooms, it is quite a spectacle. Absolutely frightening to a passer-by. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP ROW: Cecilia Anson, Irene Anstett, Richard Armstrong, Gail Bachetti, Jane Ball, Joseph Barrier, Brian Barth, Elina Bassett, Peter Batacchi, Philip Biber, Richard Boardman. ROW 2: Michele Boibeaux, Sylvia Brallier, Neal Brandt, Robert Buck- ley, Betsy Butler, William Bynack, Howard Candee, Timothy Carson, Jay Cassidy, Karen Champigny, Tracy Chase. ROW 3: Roseanna Choi, Brian Claydon, Rebecca Cook, Nancy Craw- ford, Richard Curtiss, Cynthia Dean, Theresa Decker, Gary Dellert, Joann Driscoll, Laura Duvall, Jennifer Edelman. ROW 4: Sylvia Eggenberger, Deidre Eichstedt, Julia Eline, Heidi Farnham, Randy Farnum, Carol Fennell, Lisa Funk, Vicki Garrett, Karen Gillis, Erik Goldring, Patricia Gower. ROW 5: Kevin Granger, Monty Green, Teresa Gulotta, Deborah Gur- ka, Karla Hanawalt, Irving Hankey, Robin Hankey, Kristine Heath, Arthur Hebert, Victoria Hill, Lisa Hils. ROW 6: William Hoag, Natalie Hurd, Michael Johnston, Kevin Joyce, Shelley Keefner, Robert Kilmer, Douglas Kimpel, Michael Koldys, Teresa Kradel, Bonnie Kuntz, Gretchen Langer. ROW 7: Karen Lindstrom, Marilyn Litchfield, Micheal MacDonald, Vincent Malnati, Dianne Maloney, Paul Maloney, Thomas Marion, Peter McDonald, Suzanne Merola, John Minnerly, Rose Nash. ROW 8: Roger Newton, Joseph Novicki, Joanne O'Connell, William O,Donnell, Anna Ostrander, Ronald Patterson, Tony Percy, Charles Pickert, Remo Pizzichemi, Joy Pratt, Scott Reed. ROW 9: Frank Reeves, James Rhoades, Mark Riiska, Melissa Robin- son, Kathleen Rossi, Jeffrey Rote, Eric Schutz, Brian Shaw, Turner Slocum, David Smith, Donald Smith. ROW 10: Peter Stalker, Diana Stott, Lisa Tanner, Michele TenBroeck, Warren Thomson, Maureen Tompkins, Joan Van Deusen, Lisa Vorck, Dale Warner, Peter Weinstein, Amy Whisenant. BOTTOM ROW: Kathleen White, Peyton Whitney, Thomas Wilcox, Carolyn Williams, Dawn Wilson, David Wright, Teresa Wright, Rich- ard Wuori, Michelle Zamberletti, Paul Zigmand, Laurie Zink. ABSENT: Mark Shanley. PICTURES AT LEFT: Lisa Funk, Randy Farnham, and Rebecca Cook. STACKED: Richard Allsop, Daniel Andrus. BOTTOM: CLASS OFFICERS: Deborah Gurka - secretary, Tracy Chase - treasurer, Jay Cassidy - vice president, Philip Biber - president.

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THI OTHER WORLD AT SCHOOL What on earth do you do about a furnace that pumps heat into rooms on hot days and refuses to cooperate on cold days? How do you handle a line-up of kids who think they are ill or in- jured in as many different ways as there are kids? How can you write out twenty late slips, answer the telephone, and get the absentee list typed while three faculty members are trying to get you to show them what is wrong with the Xerox machine? What do you do about lunch for one hundred kids standing in line after the food listed on todayis menu has sud- denly run out? No one knows - except custo- dians, the nurse, secretaries, and the kitchen staff. PICTURE AT LEFT: Lunch line splits into the large KLEFTD and small QRICHTJ cafeterias. OPPOSITE PACE - STACKED LEFT: Nurse - Mrs. Cuginog sec- retary - Mrs. Rokosg secretary - Mrs. Ullrichg library assistant - Mrs. Streeterg TOP MIDDLE: KITCHEN STAFF: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Curtiss - supervisor, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Bock, Mrs. Nottg BOTTOM MIDDLE: CUSTODIAL STAFF: Mr. Ball, Mr. Robinson - director of buildings and grounds, Mr. Rooney, Mr. Van Deusen, Mr. Arm- stead Cabsent: Mr. Coles and Mr. Nilsonlg STACKED RIGHT: SEC- RETARIES - Mrs. Pedersen, Mrs. Koneaznyg Mrs. Arzt.