Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

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Agawam's Laugh-Out A poem by “Which Henny Youngman? We'll fight them all” “It sort of gets you right here At the bow of his mighty craft. Admiral Rudolfo cites land.

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Daniel Rose Paul Rose Beverly Rossi Christopher Rossi Linda Rossi Ann Ryan Jacqueline Ryer Frank Sanlincllo William Sapelli Gary Savaria Jeanne Scherpa Charlotte Serra Joseph Shacr Peter Shiblcy Diane Simmons Gail Simmons Paula Sirotka Scott Skolnick Gary Smith Debora Snyder Mitchell Soften Michael Spinclli Nancy Starzyk Christopher 'Stawasz Lori Stefanik Barbara Swiderski Lawrence Taylor Paula Theodorowicz Richard Theroux Lawrence Tiffany Shelley Titcomb Deborah Thompson Gregory Toezko Andrew Torino David Tourvillc Vincent Trimboli Deborah Turner Antonia Veronesi Diane Vetro Diane Walz Lynn Werthamer Marilyn West June Wood Deborah White Caron Wiggins Sharon Wiggins Candace Williams John Williamson Marcia Williamson Richard Wills Pamela Wing Laura Wylie Donald Young Valeric Young Lee Zonotti Barbara Cariani Laura Champagne Dennis Dyer Kurt Harmon Michael Moreau Nancy Palazzi Gary Randall David Schacdlich Mark Sullivan 25

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“Poetry Happening” ‘The First Folio” Inspiration — self-expression — creativity — imagination — the motivating forces behind ‘The First Folio”. Under the guidance of Mrs. Mary Sypek, students interested in creative writing are encouraged to submit original essays, poems, and short stories for publication. All work on the magazine, from typing and printing to assembling and distributing, is done entirely by members of the club. A highlight of this year’s activities was ‘‘The Poetry Happening” at which students presented samples of their poetry. Mr. Stentaford read poems reminiscent of his recent trip to Scotland. Although a relatively new organization, “The First Folio” has proven to be a popular innovation among the student body. Joyce Tomski, Deborah Grant, Shirley Gcckler. Kenneth Strom. Deborah White, Beth Werner. Greg Balscwicz, seated Brenda Algar Mr. Stentaford recreates the rugged coastline of Aberdeenshire through poetry.