Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

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Goodbye my friend it's hard to die When all the birds are singing in the sky. Now that the spring is in the air. Pretty girls are everywhere. Think of me and I'll be there. We had joy, we had fun. We had seasons in the sun. But the hills that we climbed Were just seasons out of time. Goodbye Papa, please pray for me. I was the black sheep of the family. You tried to teach me right from wrong. Too much wine and too much song. Wonder how I got along. Goodbye Papa it's hard to die When all the birds are singing in the sky. Now that the spring is in the air. Little children everywhere. When you see them. I'll be there. We had joy, we had fun. We had seasons in the sun. But the wine and the song. Like the seasons have all gone. Goodbye Michele, my little one. You gave me love and helped me find the sun. And every time that I was down You would always come around And get my feet back on the ground. Goodbye Michele it's hard to die When all the birds are singing in the sky. Now that spring is in the air. Look for flowers everywhere, I wish that we could both be there. We had joy, we had fun. We had seasons in the sun. But the stars we could reach Were just starfish on the beach All our lives we had fun. We had seasons in the sun But the hills that we climbed Were just seasons out of time. by Rod McKuen Agawam High School Agawam, Massachusetts Volume 49 Sachem 1976 TOGETHER WE'VE CLIMBED HILLS AND TREES SEE THE FLOWERS EVERYWHERE wv.v. v WE HAD FUN •- c YOU TRIED TO TEACH ME ntittiHtttttituiftiitiiiii Mlllllllllllimlll; RIGHT FROM WRONG at yoot CH . iskV MAHSA VA26USZ ADMINISTRATION Dr. Robert Gardner — Superintendent — gave cloclic ation and energy to the Agawam school system from 1971-1975. Mr. David Theodorowicz — Principal — Boston Pops . sports . flexible . . . Be happy in your work . . . Mr. T I Mr. John Morrissey — Asst. Principal — sporting events . seven children. . . Kojak . . . everyone should have some education . . . an ability to listen. Mr. David Bates — Asst. Principal — Fenway Park . likes animals . . Jesus Christ Superstar . . I beg your pardon! GUIDANCE Mrs. Elaine Bellico — What's your problem? . happiness for my family . . Barbara Walters. . back to the basics Mr. John Porter — woodworking . . . Rocky Mountain High . . . friendliness and unruffability Mr. Paul Cavallo — A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush . . . golf. . . outgoing ENGLISH Mrs. Rosemary Stratton — Department Head — Ft. Lauderdale. good health . likes photography . . . Shakespeare and sports Mrs. Miriam Mackler — Every student counts . . . perseverance. . . chocolate. . . Dickens and Shakespeare 20 Mr. John Petrone — looking forward to retirement. I'm me! . Italian food and classes. . Learnsomething! Mrs. Elizabeth lasky — modern dance and ballet . . Ascent of Man . . . archeology. . infectious laugh? Mr. James White — Right? Right!” . . . being English . .pubs and New Bedford . . . Capricorn Mrs. Judith Day — Terrific! . biking . to always remain constant to my ideals .60 Minutes . . . Capricorn Mrs. Mildred Reed — to elevate students' interests . . . my summer cottage . . .making each day worthwhile . . . collecting antiques Mr. Lawrence O'Brien, Jr. — mustache . intelligence .Christmas. . playing the guitar. . . What's your opinion? Mrs. Dorothea Nardi — spending time with my family . . . giant sneeze . . . swimming ... a good America Mrs. Sandra Hines — To l e aware is to lx alive . . . participating in Interfaith . . . flexible Mr. Albert Baggetta — wants a few more years out of life . . . Barbara Streisand . . .home. . The Waltons 21 MATHEMATICS Miss Jane Durkan pear e .inti quiet “Cost Id vio' Centennial . . . to “leach math! Mrs. Lorraine Alves — “Jaws . . . crocheting and sewing . . . Cape Cod . baseball and tennis . . . Almond Jobbies. Mr. Leo Burque — Dept. Hoad — The headaches of being a department head . . . Mr. John Whallty, III—“Isn't math exciting! . Virgo . Probability and Slat-sties . hockey . . You Art A Song Mr. William L'Heureux — Yoj win some and lose some, but keep trying! honesty . . 22 Mr. Walter Willard Jr. — Pisces loves to read . . soccer season . . . a homebody at heart Mr. David Pulaski—“You troll! . camera-Pum . pierogis and galumpkis. . . everlasting patience in tolerating yearbook staffs. SOCIAL Mr. Wayne Morse — to have a championship basketball team. orange. . . Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young. Russian History Mr. Lawrence Sheehan — “See you after school — about eight! . . . Current Events!. . . loves kids . . . green (is there any other?) Mr. Joseph Zabielski — intelligence and good looks . . hiking . . . Beatles ... a philosopher SCIENCES Mr. Leon Brunelle — Dept. Head — “A Man for All Seasons”. . . being home with my wife and kids. . woodcarving . . . homemade beef slew. Mr. Edward Merrill — Cone With the Wind Gemini psychology Mr. Joseph Fitzgerald — Time out . admires everyone in some way . . . baseball. . Keep looking for a better tomorrow Mrs. Lynn Litchfield — Knock it off! . . . John Denver. preparing students for the future 23 GCIENCE Mr. John Fahey — likes whatever he's eating soccer . Barney Miller. . . do (he best you c an in whatever you do Mr. Russell Ramah — candle-making .Star Trek. folk music . . . to teach how to learn Mr. Paul Blodgett — ping pong . to reach a ripe old age friendly. Dreams by Allman Brothers Mr. Richard Joseph —ski-bum natural foods . Mr. Arthur Gage — Arnold's Lake, N.Y Blue. Ralph Nader Father and perfectionist Tough on you. Charlie Son by Cat Stevens 24 Mr. Harold Clark — Dept. Hoad — peace of mind . loves to work . . . outdoors . . . fishing . . . cheeseburgers Miss Ann Morison — Advanced biology . photography . summer. . . tennis and traveling Mr. Kenneth Dean — beekeeping . spending time with my children . concerned about the environment Miss Mary Wolochowicz — Are you serious? . hang gliding and needlework . . classical music 25 BUSINESS Mr. Charles Donovan — gardening. at home with my family. Harry Truman . . wants freedom to travel Mr. Gerald Smith — Happy Days” . wants a good family relationship . spring , . . Perry Como Mrs. Arline Buchanan — determination. . Irish Setters . oil painting and skiing . . . Really! Mrs. Arlene Maz a — Dept. Head — energetic . pizza . traveling in my spare time . . Aries Mr. Rodolfo Altobelli — playing tennis . eats anything cooked well operas. . . You may l)eright! 26 LANGUAGE Miss Carol Moran — talks fast. . Vermont skiing . . . I don't stay angry Miss Ida Moggio — Dept. Head — visiting new and long . . . Quien sabe? different places. . . gardening . . . Fantasia . . . music with a melody. . . Beverly Sills Mrs. Mary Charest — I smile at breakfast . .sewing. . . the beach. . . Welcome i Back. Kotter ... to teach people then the ; subject! Mrs. Florence Strasberg — chacum a son gout .VanCliburn. Aquarius, reading and bridge HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Elizabeth Prew — Capricorn . |ohn Denver. Centennial f green Mrs. Anne Eckart — Dept. Head — Hello! . traveling around the world . . . golf. beginning of every season . . square dancing 27 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Ralph Mcrullo — to keep learning . . art. . Frank Sinatra . . my Mr. John Magdycz — building the concession stand senior year. . good looks and a sense of humor . . . mechanical drawing. Mr. Louis Bale — building . don't be a goon.' Mr. John Rossiter — my vacat ion. basketball. The Mr. John Hitchcock — good looks . Benjamin Franklin . to live to Carpenters. Get to work be 100. . . We all have our problems 28 MUSIC Mr. Darcy Davis — Music Supervisor — the good old days . lawn Mrs. Mary Callahan — Spirit of '76 Sing-Out Musicals work. . . patience keeps me from getting ulcers. . chocolate cake . . . Music Man ART Miss Geraldine Schilling— Dept. Head — Good health and continued contentment. . ice skating. . . Liberace. . . Cleanup! Mrs. Barbara Sadowsky — That's cutesy . . faithfulness . . .ceramics. . . to make students aware of life . . .a good friend Mr. Edward Stentaford — I'm having a cocoa fit! patience and perserverance Cape Cod being a super brownie!!! 29 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Howard Murphy — Elvis . . blonde hair and blue eyes . refereeing . my two girls Miss Carol Capitani — “What a bunch of bozos . . . rugmaking. . . Kurt Vonnegut. . . “How alx)ut good old Doris Day movies? N Mr. Joseph Modzelewski— “You banana! . my wife and kids .Cher .life itself. . . cooking and football. . foolish Mrs. Dorothy Martin — smelly gym suits? . Pocahontas . any Mr. Clifford Kibbe — Athletic Director — “Leave no sports contest if Howard Cosell is NOT announcing!. . roast pheasant regrets! . . years spent coaching . . my voice. . . Tell under glass it as it is . . . Kojak 30 Mrs. Catherine O'Keefe — Secretary You're driving me crazy! . , blue . . . Robert Redford Ms. Charlotte Shimel — Librarian — Hi. gorgeous! . . . anything chocolate. . . happiness for my kids Mr. Peter Lowrey — Distributive Ed. — getting paid every two weeks. . . singing in the shower. . . pingpong ... my left index finger . . . Haaaaaay! S Mrs. Barbara McTigue — Career Resource Mr. John Greene — Special Ed. — I have most of what I want. . . if you didn't have the bad days you wouldn't appreciate the good ones . . .hockey. . handicapped youngsters Mr. Leonard DesRosiers — Data Processing — 8oston Bruins . . . spaghetti. . .mysize. . . It's not my job Mr. Robert Lester — Distributive Ed. — Stars and Stripes Mr. David Skolnick — Work Forever . . taxability . . NFL football. . . Let's go Study — Chubby Checkers . I gang! relaxing. . . roast beef and baked potatoes Mr. Roland Pressey — A.V.A. — to travel to Europe, live naturally and to achieve retirement. 31 32 Mrs. Elizabeth Barry Mrs. Louise Ball 33 Mrs. Grey and her kitchen staff. AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS . . . competing with Classical High on Nov. 15 . . . practicing four afternoons weekly . . . Mr. O'Brien . . . question drills . . . Channel 22 . . . pre-match excitement. . .capitalizations. . . rapid thinking . . . a close and satisfying match . . . Alice Granger, Mail Paleologopoulos, Greg Klaus, and Mary DeGrandpre MUSIC . . . Mrs. Callahan . . . What's the pitch? . . . Room 51 . . . operetta . . . Make me a coffee! . . . Sing-Out . . . exchange . . . Where's my music? . . . Christmas con- cert . . . Be there! Step, two, three, four. . . Step, two, three, four. The Chorale — Happy Harmony! 36 The District Chorus is at the top of the scale in music. Mrs. Callahan has plenty of note work to keep her busy. Two voices are better than one. The Chorale evaluates their previous performances. The Chorale officers take a rest from their singing to review the year's activi- ties. This is the way we wash our clothes. . 37 BAND . . . Marching Mohawks . . . aadvark . . . looking for- ward to the spring trip. . . Hello! Colorguard . . .Milford competition . . . Moonlight Bay . . . Individual General Appearance . . . We want hot chocolate!! . . . acorn fights . . . Cornell Band visit . . . Who will carry the mail? . . . roll-off . . . total rowdiness . . . It's Polka Time . . . Methuen trip . . . Swan Lake. . . Some fancy finger work. Everything's in step with Mr. Davis. With an entrance like this, what could go wrong? 38 The colorguard show their expertise to the Big E crowd. Caught you! Don't look now, but I always have trouble keeping in step!' Oh, when the band comes marching in . . The colorguard awaits the national anthem. The Marching Mohawks give a fine half-time performance. 39 ART CLUB . . . making puppets and selling decals . . . being creative . . . field trip and bake sale . . . fun . . . special home- room . . . serving the school and community ... art demonstrations. . . artistic spirit. . . appreciation for tal- ent and quality. . . Mrs. Sadovvsky. . . Peggy Sands lends a helping hand to lanine. Debbie Roljerts contemplates her creation, 40 Mrs. Sadowsky aids Art Club members in papier-mache. AMERICAN FIELD CERVICE . . . Park here for $1, five minute walk to the 'Big E'! . . . Mr. Quinn and Ms. Shimel . . . hay- ride . . . V.F.W. party . . . Peter Concannon of Chester, England . . . first year success . . . Mrs. Marquis . . . students from around the world . . . a short year together. . . raffles, brochures, lollipops . . . high hopes for Bonnie Wiley . . . AFS. . . Agawam . . . capiial A . . . Look, wo made the headlines! BUSINESS CLUB . . . career-oriented . . . bake sales and conventions . . . Mrs. Buchanan . . . encourages citizen development . . . IBM trip . . . affiliated with Mass. Office Education Asso- ciation . . . fun activities in business . . . Business members aim for a successful year. « I V U I O 30 c m 0030 C V B S M Mrs. Buchanan handles field trip plans. MATH LEAGUE . . . competition with area high schools . . . tallying up the points . . . five human calculators . . . Mrs. Alves . . . prob- lems . . . awards . . . I forgot the formula! . . . Practice makes perfect for math competition. Math can be enjoyable! Oh no, I don't remember the equation! OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS . . . improving relations and organizing activities . . . holding the Western Mass. Conference . . . Mr. Bag- getta . . . accomplishing as much as possible . . . Winter Olympics . . . student lounge . . . OSA . . . Activity periods . . . looking at every issue . . . Anita Fontaine. . . Anita Fontaine, director, contributes her personal opinion. OSA individuals select money-making projects. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE . . . Latin . . . state conventions . . . Classics Day at HCC . . . Mrs. Charest . . . exploring the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome . . . the Museum of Fine Arts and volunteer work at Shriners' Hospital . . . fun and games and new acquaintances . . . Steve Houlihan . . . A little Latin humor never hurts Steve Houlihan, president, provides a topic 43 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . . coffee and donuts to welcome new members . . . main- taining a minimum 85 average . . . free activity periods . . . excellence in grades and character . . . Miss Durkan . . . mid- year tabulation . . . seated together with gold scarfs and tas- sels for graduation . . . Rich Gallerani, president. . . Tom Cir- illo, vice-president. . . Laurie Dahdah, secretary . . . Miss Durkan outlines the society's objectives. Future events are considered by NHS members. The officers are all smiles about the coming year. RED CROSS . . . volunteer work for the Red Cross . . . baking cookies . . . Mrs. Prew . . . making posters and fund raising. . . promoting the bloodmobile. . . Friday activities . . . service for people in need. . . What do we do first' Isn't that a strange ingredient?1 SKI CLUB . . . Thursday nights at Mt. Tom . . . 76 trip to France . . . casual get togethers . . . snow performance and skiing development . . . Mr. Joseph . . . Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!!! . . . education by traveling Wo know you lake good pictures, but can you make it snow? BOWLING CLUB . . . Pick up that spare! . . . ten pin bowling . . . Mr. Sheehan . . .300 game. . . Oh no! I got the 7-10 split! . . . meets at Riverdale Lanes . . . turkeys . . . Jeff Maynard . . . Watch your form! . . . hopes for team competition . . . Aw, come on! Not another gutter ball! AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS . . . handling the school sound system and lighting for shows . . . sacrificing studies . . . always there, hut unappreciated . . . Mr. L'Heureux . . . the audio-visual crew . . . losing pro- jectors . . . Where's our movie? . . . You see, what actually happened was the film broke. . . . A.V.A. crew always willing 10 learn! This product will clean and shine anything! ITALIAN CLUB . . . Buon giorno! . . . the first year of getting their feet wet . . . becoming aware of Italian culture and heritage . . . Rob Mercadante . . . decorating Room 46 with motifs . . . Signor Petrone . . . grazie means thank you . . . Arrivederci. . . Rob Mercadante, president, distributes Italian literature. FRENCH CLUB . . . familiarizing students with French culture . . . field trips . . . Christmas party . . . French games and movies . . . Le Taureau . . . Tuesdays after school . . . A La Bonne Heure . . . inspiring French vitality . . . developing language interests . . . Mrs. Strasberg . . . comment cava'. . . Ann Marie Favreau, president, stresses an important point. SPANISH CLUB Mrs. Strasborg glances over social calendar. The french Club gives their undivided attention. . . . como esta? . . . games, filmstrips, speakers . . . meeting activity period on second Tuesdays . . . Hispanic culture . . . making and breaking pinatas . . . the Christmas fiesta . . . todos juntos means togetherness . . . Senorita Moggio . . . Spanish Club members discuss Hispanic geography. 47 LIBRARY STAFF . . . serves the school . . . Creighton Abrams . . . anguished hopes for expansion . . . Ms. Shimel. . . candle sale . . . Mrs. O . . . field trip to Robert Frost Library . . . Library 76 . . . shelf reading . . . This book is three months overdue!!! . . . Robert Redford . . . Paul Newman . . . Clint Eastwood. Checking out the merchandise. . . Something's always happening in the library. MODEL CONGRESS . . . A.I.C. . . . first full delegation . . . Mr. Ferranti and Mrs. Nardi . . . strategy . . . Parliamentary procedure . . . making speeches and passing students' own bills . . . developing new interests . . . competing with students from New England . . . learning how the legislative branch functions . . . Mr. Ferranti explains parliamentary procedures. DISTRIBUTIVE ED. . . . fund-raising for Heritage Hall, Wesson Hospital and Belchertovvn State School . . . Mr. Lester . . . contests in salesmanship and public speaking . . . bake sale, car wash, sock hop . . . Mr. Lowrey . . . involvement in the business world and all other aspects of the community . . . D.E.. . . Members question future proposals. Officers glance over the agenda. PEP SQUAD . . . supports our athletic teams enthusiastically . . . Barb DiFlumera . . . attending home games . . . assists cheerleaders in crowd spirit . . . Tina Gravel . . . shakers . . . Miss Capitani. . . Go, Brownies, Go!!! Pep Squad vocalizes at West Side Contest. 1976 Pep Squad — ready and waiting! 49 sophomores SOPHOMORES The sophomore class officers are (L to R) Tina Gravel, secretary; Laurie Moir- ano, president; Ann Barry, treasurer. Donna Lapton, vice-president, was absent when picture was taken. Each year a new sophomore class is intro- duced to Agawam High School. The Class of 78 quickly became accustomed to its new sur- roundings, memorizing the new faces and corri- dors, testing the lunches and trying the patience of many an upperclassman and teacher. In adjusting to the AHS routine, the sophomores proceeded to elect officers, assigning a year's work and responsibility to Laurie Moirano, pres- ident; Donna Lapton, vice-president; Tina Gravel, secretary and Ann Barry, treasurer. The sophomore class initiated its three year fund-raising drive by collecting dues, and later padded its bankroll by assisting the juniors with the Monte Carlo Night. Heeding the suggestions of Miss Mary Wolochowicz, advisor, and her assistant, Mr. Richard Joseph, the Class of 78 wisely attempted to defend itself against the onslaught of expenses that will come forth dur- ing the next two years. Despite the bills and problems these years may bring, the sopho- mores may look ahead to the rewards of being upperclassmen and the enthusiasm and endless activities that this status entails. Bruce Atwater Colleen Avery Gladys Ayala Corrv Babcock Valerie Balboni Mary Ball Damari Berkey Vincent Bertrand Michael Beshaw Patricia Bianchi Mark Bigda Beth Binnenkade Catherine Boyle Donna Bozek Wendy Brantley Jeffrey Breton Elsie Brindle Paul Brodeur Alan Abbey Devin Adams Julie Adams Patricia Albano Susan Alexander Kevin Allen Sharon Andrichak Chris Armand Juanita Ballantine Worvda Ballantine Bradley Bassett Allan Beane George Beauchane Mary Benedict Audrey Benson Lauren Benson Alan Bittner Janet Bokalitz Stephen Bonesteel Alice Bouchard Gary Bouchard Valerie Bouchard Joanne Boucher John Bourbonnais 51 Another Beethoven? I still can't see it. Neil Brown Rebecca Brown Robert Brown Sharyn Brown lisa Brozim RicharcJ Brunelle Nancy Biusseau Marv Bull Nelson Camyre Carmela Caputo David Caroleo Stewart Case Steven Castelli Linda Catchepaugh Stephen Ceccarini Victor Cestan loseph Cignoli Michael Clark Sandra Cobb Kelly Cornee Rhonda Comforte Christine Cone lohn Cone Carol Conlon Diane Burgamaster lane Burgess Harold Burnett Gregory Burns Roger Bussolan Danny Campurciam lori Chandler Marion Chapman 1 heresa Cheslawski Steven Chesley Suzanne Chicoine Allyn Childs Maureen Conroy T imothy Consedine Antone Contrino Linda Corbin Patricia Corcoran Cynthia Cormier 52 Now's my chance. No one's looking. Why ME?? Timolhy Forgues Cindy Frappier Steven French Lisa Frigo Karen Gardner Ralph Gates Dominic Cortese John Cosimini Linda Courtney Ronald Couture David Cowart Derek Cruickshank Kathleen Cummings Stephen Czerpak Mauro DiClementi Sharon Dimino Michael Donovan Teresa Donovan Cheryl Dowling Thomas Drewes Mitchell Drewnowski Ruth Dubour Beverly Edwards Gwen Edwards Loretta Farber lisa Fenton Paula Ferguson Suzanne f leming Michael Folim Nancy Fontaine 53 I sure hope I pass this test! If my mother ever knew I was reading this . . Christine Caudreault Helene Caudreault Denms Caynor Sandra Ghidoni Douglas Codet William Conet Nancy Gormlcy Vincent Govoni Mark Cuarnicri Roberta Cuiel Michele Guimond Laurie Hamel Diana Hardina Thomas Harkins Marcy Harris William Harris James Hill Mic hael Holzman Janet Houle Judith Housand Deborah Howe Jeffrey Howe David Hudson Nicholas Imelio Pamela Grasso Tina Gravel John Graveline Anthony Greco Sally Griffin Peter Grimaldi Theresa Hart Laurie Hebert Tina Henson Joseph Herring Nancy Heywood Claudia Hilbig Richard Jagodowski Daniel Johnson Neal lutras Lisa Kamyk Walter Kamyk Gerard Kane 54 Thomas Kurtyka Luana lamoureux Susan lancour Barbara Landers Donna lapton Slevcn Larrabee Kathleen Lund Jim Lyons Mary Mackintosh Russell MacRae Rol)ort Mahoney Raymond Margosiak Robert Meehan Darcy Mercadante Lee Ann Mercadante Lisa Mercadante William Merchant Ernest Mesick Ellen Kelley Michael Kelley Nancy Kelley Pamela King Edward Kisielewski William Knight Angela Kolmcki Scott Kratovil Joyce LeClair Joellen LeCrand Thomas Levesque Ann Liddell Karen longey Patricia Longo James loornis Lisa Losito Laurie .Manno James Marmo Elizabeth Marquis Susan Masciotra Roger Mason Janet May Mary .Maynard Paul Maynard 55 Another talented student. A hearty meal? Or hardly a meal? Alder� Miller Warren Miodowski Chris Misisco l«lora Moirjno Jean Moore Kathleen Moore Salvatore Morassi Eileen Moriartv Ronald Napolitan Cheryl Nardi Rose Netherton Susan Newell Cma Nicora Barbara Niemiec John Noack Barbara Nunziato Timothy Oxx Carolyn Pacewicz Sheldon Page Mark Paleologopoulus Douglas Paguette Cynthia Parent Kelly Parker Matthew Paton lames Pisano Richard Pisano Mark Pleva Robin Pleva Tony Pontier Tammie Poulos Nancy Prentice Debra Provost Sheila Moriartv Steven Morisset loseph Munley Dorothea Murphy Robert Nahajlo Philomena Napoli Wendy Ober Mark Olson Daniel O'Neil Neil O'Sullivan Carcn Ouellette Julie Ouimet Lance Perron Tony Pezzimenti Nicholas Picard Daniel Pierce Mary Piquettc Donald Pisano 56 Hear no evil, speak no evil, see no evil. You? Again? ZZZZZZ. Jeffrey Richardson Ronald Richter Michael Riley Kenneth Roberts Anthony Rogers Edward Rogers Anthony Santinello Debra Santini Sheilcen Sapelli Anthony Saracmo Timothy Scanlon Debra Schebel David Silvernail Ronald Simmons Lori Simpson Steve Smith Cynthia Spring Daniel Stachowicz Carl Psholka Patricia Quill Todd Ranco Scott Raymond Maureen Rego Glenn Rennell Lisa Rex Brian Rheault Mark Rolland Anthony Rondolctto Craig Rovelli Ralph Ro ell Victor Rulo Vivian Russo Dawn Sanders Kathryn Sands Rosemary Scibelli Lorraine Scoville Joellen Secondo James Sepanek Lisa Settle Brian Shaw Gary Shean James Sibilia Reliecca Steele Anne Stevens Robert Stone Steven Stork Cynthia Sulborski Lmda Sullivan Edward Swiderski Marissa Tangrerli 57 Hurry up. I only have four minutes. Now what can I do? PaulTangredi Debra Teal Steven Tencati Ralph Thresher fric Timms Maryanne Tinnemeyer Gail Toczko Carlene Torcivia David Vanasse Wayne VanNewenhoven lose Vasquez Nancy Vinesett Thomas Vogel |ohn Wagner Ted Werner Megan Westman Toni Wojnarowicz Andrew Wojnicki lacques Woo l Lynn Wysocki Marc Yacovone Michael Alessandri Donald Baker Lawrence Barker Diane Torcivia I isa Torre Maureen Trempe linda Turrini Mark Twining Karen Tyburski Richard Whalley Larry White Thomas White Laurie Whitney Carl Wiley Patricia Wilson Shelle Borgatti Daniel Burns Mark Cipriani Kathy D'Alma lohn Demont |ohn Greguoli Pamela Lang 58 |umors JUNIORS As the year opened, the Class of 77 fated the monetary pressures which annually threaten the financial success of the Juniors. Following tradi- tion, the junior class assumed the responsibility of organizing and funding the Junior-Senior Prom in May, in addition to preparing for their long-awaited senior year. Under the leadership of Cindy Fedora, presi- dent; Phil Vecchiarelli, vice-president; Donna Cebrelli, secretary and Sue Sardella, treasurer, the junior class resisted financial set-backs by collecting dues, holding the school's first ping- pong tournament and conducting the second annual Monte Carlo Night. The efforts of Mr. Wayne Morse, advisor and his assistant, Mr. Joseph Fitzgerald helped the juniors to con- clude this busy year satisfactorily. The Class of 77 made an impressive show of vitality and spirit this year, proving themselves to be strong vocal competition for the seniors at the West Side Rally. If this unity and enthusiasm persists, the Class of 77 may anticipate a senior year not easily to be forgotten. Junior class officers are (L to R) Donna Cebrelli, secretary; Phil Vecchiarelli, vice-president; Cindy Fedora, president; Sue Sardella, treasurer. Richard Ackerman Cina Aequaro Frank Afflitlo Clen Aloisi liann Alves Marc Armstrong Cynthia Atwater Mary Augusti Michael Balboni Donna Bardsley Philip Barlow Timothy Bassett Mark Bas ak Stanley Bates Robert Beaudette Patricia Beauregard Bruce Binnenkade Martin Bittner Arthur Blackwood Kenneth Bogue Peter Bonavita Louis Bordeaux Cmdi Borgatti lames Boval Linda Ayre Debra Babcock Debra Bailey Susan Baj leffrey Balboni |ohn Balboni Brian Bell Jody Bellemore lanct Bcrrelli Valerie Berube Diane Bewes Anthony Bianco William Boyle Larry Brevelen Roland Brouillard Glenn Brown 60 Yuk! Sour ice cream! Smile! You’re on Pulaski’s Camera! Kathryn Cardwell Lori Carestia Fran is Carmel Diane Caroleo Diane Carrier Eugene Carrier Kelly Clairmont lames Clement Jeffrey Cloran Melanie Coffey Carol Collins Dianne Collins Cynthia Cusson Linda Daigneau Daniel D'AIrna Kenneth Damours John Brown Debra Bryden Michael Burns Donna Bussolari Gary Buynicki Edward Calabrese Raymond Capuano Janice Caramazza Andrew Casiello Donna Cebrelli Lori Cesan Timothy Chapman David Chcchile Mark Christy Rol eri Cipriani Kirk Cirillo Susan Comec Diana Conkey Glenn Consolini Gary Corbin Gerald Cormier Bret Coughlin lames Couture Debra Cowart 61 Whai a boring class! Hey big boy!' Frank Demaio Michael Demo Marilou Depalo Maureen Deragon Sharol Dcrosie Daniel Desmond Sandra Dcvall Karen DiC.lementi Norman Duquette Louise Duquette Lynne Dussault lonathan Dwinell IX an Edmunds Annmane Favreau David Fearn Cynthia Fedora Mary Fuller James Gallerani Ronald Camelli Glen Garfield Margery Garv ey Steven Gaynor Ann Gentile Lorraine George Lorrie Doody Robert Doucette Mary Dowd Mary Drouin Cathleen Duchesneau David Dukette Kurt F ields Mark Fontaine Sharon Form Suzanne Forsman Laurel Fountain Mark Frappier Charles Ghedi Mary Giannetti |ohn Girard Mark Gormley 62 I think I'm going to bo sick! Why did I take this course? David Hamel Debra Hamel Karen Hannon leri Harris Michael Horsey Keith Hill Robert Johnson Patricia Johnston Denise Kane Elaine Ka antis John Kibby Laurie King David Kunasek Sherry LaFountain Peter LaBranche Denise laE ranee Alice Granger Anthony Grassetti Robert Creany Georgia Greene Michele Gregalis Michael Gross David Gurski Frances Gutowski Andrea I toag Robert Hudson Albert lannur i Vincent Isernio Tina Isotti Glen James Sharon Janick Wayne larvis Mark King Valerie Kinnell Louise Kisielewski Gregory Klaus Barbara Klett Joanne Klundt Lynn Krzykowski William KurlliC 63 Why don't they make lockers for us short people? It wasn't meant to l e funny. larnes lancour Richard lathrop Edward LaValley Peg leClair Robyn LeDuc Linda leger Stephen leone Sandra librero Pamela McCollum Mary McKinney Cindy McManus Ronald MacFad en Karen Mallette Robert Mallette Donald Malloy Gail Manning Gino Mercadante Steven Mercadante Mariann Merklein loanne Messenger Marie Messier Nancy Methot Greg Metzger Debra Meunier Lonann Lindsay Alfred longhi lom longhi Robert Lovell lames Lowell Philip Mc Carthy loanne Mezzeui David Misisco David Mitchell Kim Monachesi I ina Marai Mark Marieb I hennas Marmo lames Meehan Terry Menard Diane Mercadante 64 Chemistry students deep in concentration. Hop on. I'll give you a ride. Maureen Murray Paul Musselwhite Ralph Myers Andrea Nacewicz Anna Nascembeni Richard Neis Matthew Paleologopouius Kathleen Palm Annmarie Pallotta Doreen Payne Mary Pellegrino Donna Pepper Karen Radwilowicz lynn Raymond Brian Regnier Pamela Rescigno Marla Montagna Mary Montagna Dma Moraski Robin Morassi Russel Morgan Gregory Moriarty Patricia Morisset Paul Mowrer Patricia Nolan Gary Nolin Joseph Norman David Nutbrown Kathleen O'Connor Thomas O'Donnell Jeanne Olson Suzanne Pacewicz Robert Perrault f red Perry Carlene Perusse Robin Pickett Domenic Pisano John Pisano lames Planzo Kathy Quill 65 Juniors show their high spirits. I don't think I can last ten more minutes! Paul Rcscigno Charles Routt Scott Rhodes Stanley Ringer Julia Ringuettc Robin Robinson Tammy Roderick Elizabeth Rogers William Ruddelorth Robin Rushby Cynthia Salford Kimberly Salveson Kim Santinello Janet Sarat Carol Schebel William Schindler Mark Slinsky David Smith Donna Snow Holly Souliere Barb Spark Keith Stanfield W'endy Steadman Carol Steele lames Shaer Pamela Shea Laura Shearer Katherine Shoei Scott Silvernail Donna Simpson Carol Stepanik Darlene Stoll Timothy Stowers Karin Strehl 66 I know there's an A in here someplace. Same to you, fella William Wortelboer Suzanne Wright Thomas Wysocki Mark Young Mike Zaborowski Terry Tetreault Peter Thcodorowicz Karen Thomas Brian Turnbull Martha Vanasse Teresa Vazquez Robert Whittle David Williams Janice Wills Mark W'rlson Michael Windoloski Kevin Wojciechowski Albert Sweet Mark Talbot Janet Tamashaitis Nancy Tamashaitis laurie Taupier Cail Taylor Michael Tease Denise Tetreault Philip Vecchiarelli Sue Walker Karl Walzcak Ceri Waterman Daniel Westman Jennie White Robert Whitehead David Whitney 67 OUR NEWQPA — THE MIRROR . . . Who's selling first lunch? ... an industrious and forthright staff. . . reporting relevant news and reflecting student views . . . Mrs. Lasky . . . meeting deadlines . . . Lay-out is on Thursday! . . . selling subscriptions and football programs . . . Columbia ratings . . . committed editors. . . In this issue . . . . . . Judged best of TO stu- dent newspapers at the A.I.C. Scholastic Press Forum, 1976 Diane and lanice check on an article. Resolving a last minute deadline problem. Mrs. Lasky — always willing to answer questions. oz CHEERLEADERS Don't forget the lollipops! Whose game is it? What time is the bus leaving? The Agawam Varsity Cheerleaders are always on the go, practicing, decorating, and cheering for the school's athletic activities. The senior cheerleaders, Cheryl St. Germain, Janice Reutt, and Cindy Ainsworth, along with juniors Cheryl Davis, Cyndee Atwater, Kim Monachesi, Laurie Stone, April Hadden, Cindy Fedora and Robin Morassi have energetically boosted team motivation and school spirit both during rallies and at the games. The Varsity Cheerleaders, for the first time, competed with area schools last year. With impressive cheers they raised great expectations for success in this year's contest. Their number deserves to be one! Oh, well. . . couldn't quite fit everyone in. 1976 Cheerleaders — ROW 1 (L TO R): Cindy Fedora, Robin Morassi ROW 2: Cheryl Davis, Cyndee Atwater, Kirn Monachesi, Laurie Stone. April Hadden ROW 3: Janice Reutt, Cheryl St. Germain, Cindy Ainsworth. 71 r t FOOTBALL The 1975 Brownie Football Team showed a promising recovery from a dismal 1974 season. Maturity, experience, and drive were all blended together in providing an exciting squad. Under second year head coach Roger Leclerc, the Brownies scored impressive victories over Wahconah and Tech, also a justified upset over Greenfield before pulling it all together against West Side. The entire Agawam school body, wanting des- perately to win back the rivalry trophy from West Side, stood behind the team with exhuberant spirit and pride and got what they wanted. Exce- Mike and Dave discuss previous play. Ilent teamwork and individual performances resulted in a stimulating 34-14 victory over West Side and provided the definite highpoint of the season. A new history of Agawam's dominance has just begun. Solid performances by captains Karl Ekstedt, Phil Jensen, and Skip Stuart helped to provide the nucleus for the much improved team. Other key senior lettermen included Mike Aequaro, Paul Byrne, Rich Gallerani, Steve Geiger, Chuck Gir- ard, Rich Gloster, Tom Guarnieri, Bill Marganti, Mark Poggi, Kevin Quick, Dave Stratos, Dave Trehey, and Brian Troie. Agawam team — the best! Skip rushes for added yardage. 77 How's that for an opening kickoff? Reserved players focus on first quarter play. 1976 Football Team — FIRST ROW (L TO R): Rich Galleram, Brian Troie, Phil Jensen, Skip Stuart, Karl Ekstcdt, Bill Marganti, Rk h Cluster, David Trehev. SECOND ROW (L TO R): Dan D'Alma, Chuck Girard, Mike Aequaro, Mark Poggi, Paul Byrne, Dave Stratos, Kevin Quick. Tom Guarnieri. THIRD ROW (L TO R): Coach Roger leClerc, Jeff Nelson. lorn Longhi, Bob Doucette, loe Norman, Tony Mason. Dom Pisano, Ralph Myers, Bob Beaudette, Coach Howard Murphy. ROW FOUR (I TO R): Tony Pezzimenti, Steve Mercadante, Phil Ve hiar elli, Karl Wal ak, Bill Gone , Dean Saracino, Bob Brown, Steve Castelli.FIFTH ROW (I TO R): Tom O'Donnell, Paul Tangredi, Pete Bona vita, Gary Buynicki, Paul Burns, Greg Burns, Ronnie Couture, Jim Lancour SIXTH ROW (I TO R): Sal Morassi, Roger Mason, Tony Santi nello, Jim Shaer, Rich Toomev, Brian Rheault, Scott Raymond, Adnan Yac teen. SEVENTH ROW (L TO R): lorn YVysocki, Barry Telford, Tom Walsh, Td Swiderski, Mark Desmond, Jim Marno, Tom Liquon, Bob Stone. EIGHTH ROW (L TO R): Coach Mike Minutelli, Coach Lou Conte, and Coach Joseph Modzelewski. 73 Touchdown! “Look out, here I come! Junior Danny D'Alma cuts around right end. 1976 Seniors — ROW 1 (I TO R): Chuck Girard. Rich Gloster. Davo Stratos, Skip Stuart. Tom Guar- men. Mike Aequaro, Paul Byrne ROW I (L TO R): Mark Poggi, Rich Gallerani. Karl Ekstedt, Phil Jensen, Bill Marganti. David Trehov, Kevin Quit k. Brian Troie. NOT PRESENT: Steve Geiger. 74 GIRLS' TENNIS The 1975 Girls' Tennis Team, headed by Coach Holly Ryall, exhibited another.jvinning season with a 10-4 record. The climax of the season occurred when the doubles team of Kathy Ayre and Patty Liddell regained their Western Mass, title that they held two years earlier. The 1976 season will be one of rebuilding with the return of lone senior, Patty Liddell. lane� , Karen and Val discuss the team's prospects. The 1975 Girls' Tennis Team — (I TO R): Marcia Atwater, Linda Ayre, Joan Brodeur, Patty Liddell, Kathy Ayre, Valerie Kinnell, Cindy Borgatti, Janet Sarat, and Connie Kin- nell. Val Kinnell in position to beat her opponent 75 BOYS' TENNIS The 1975 Boys' Tennis Team experienced a successful season under the fine coaching of Mr. Wayne Morse. Though they concluded the season with nine wins and eight losses, the net men played better than their record shows. Depth and consist- ency were the main elements backing the team's performance. There is much promise for the '76 team, with returning hope- fuls Steve Houlihan, Tony Karam, Pete McLaughlin, and Chris Meister. Maybe I should have hit it on the first bounce? ROW 1 (I TO R): Tony Karam, Tom Tatro, Rick Stefanik, Bill Spear ROW 2 (L TO R): Steve Houlihan, Mike leBlanc, Coach Wayne Morse, Chris Meister, Tom DalMolin, Peter McLaughlin. Coach Morse instructs the team CROSS COUNTRY Strong in ability _but lacking in numbers, the '75 Cross Coun- try Team crossed the finish line with a 3-7 season. Coach Joe Haggerty witnessed the development of our fine senior run- ners, Tom Colson, Kevin Coughlin, Tony Liberatore, and Phil Losito. With the return of Mike Gross, John Tinnemeyer and Jim Gallerani, and new underclassmen hopefuls, the Cross Country Team should fare pretty well in '76. Agawam's runners are off to a winning start. 1976 Cross Country Team - ROW 1 (I TO R): Coach Joe Haggarty, Jim Gallerani, Mike Gross, and John Tinnemeyer. ROW 2 (L TO R): Tom Colson, Tony Liberatore, Kevin Coughlin, and Phil Losito. Slowdown Kevin, you're ten miles over the speed limit!! Coach Haggarty, Lori Lindsay, and Linda Viens review the score sheet. SOCCER The much improved AHS Soccer Team experienced a 2-13-1 record for the 1975 season. Under the first year coaching of Jack Fahey and Mike Monterro, the varsity squad played with consistency and was a tough competitor for their opponents. The first win was over Greenfield with the lone score coming from junior Gary Nolin. The second triumph was an impressive come-from-behind rally in the final game against Greenfield. Goals from Steve Houlihan and Dennis Conway helped the team to round up the season on the winning side. Senior hoot- ers included captain Wayne Mallory, Dennis Conway, Paul Dahlke, Vinnie Giannetti, Steve Houlihan, Dale McCarl, Ricky Niles, and Jeff Toth. Up. up and away with Chris Mesiter. Watch where you're stepping! Steve Houlihan exhibits exquisite form. Wf Soc er Team ROW I (I TO R): I im Bassett. Brett Coughlin, Gary Nolin. Ralph Gates. Bob Johnson, Roland Brouillard. ROW 2: Coach Fahey. Mark Baillargeon, Paul Dalkhe, Dale McCarl, Norman Duquette, Dennis Conway, Vincent Giannetti, Wayne Mallory, Rich Niles, Chris Meister, Jeff Toth, Steve Houlihan, Coach Monterro. 78 Watch out for the guv behind you. Norm Duquette runs head on into enemy territory. % I'm gonna knock those spots right off! Nothing can stop Chris Meister now!!! GOLF Practice at St. Anne's. Tee off? Fore! Putt, slice and drive. Watch out for the trap! Hole in one? The 19th hole! The Golf Team had an encouraging 1975 sea- son under Head Coach Roger Leclerc and assist- ing Coach Howard Murphy, Jr. The outcome of this spring's matches will rely on the capabilities of upcoming Junior Varsity players, whose tal- ents make Western Mass, just a putt away. Did Jack Nicklaus start in shoes like that? Mark Consolini checks the quality of his game. Where's the hole?? 1975 Golf Team — ROW 1 (I TO R): Paul Vanasse, Mark Consolini ROW 2 (L TO R): Coach LeClerc, )eff Orr, Dave Kerr, John Cirillo, Cedric Pisegna. Heading home after a good match. 80 GIRLS' SOFTBALL The 1975 Girls' Softball Team had the potential to be a top contender in the Valley Wheel, even though their 8- 8 record might not indicate it. To the delight of Coach Carol Capitani, the highlight of the season occurred when the Agawam girls handed Ludlow their only loss in league action. The 1976 season will be sparked with experience and high hopes when seniors Anita Fontaine, Celeste Gal- lucci, Cheryl Gardner, Martha May, Janice Reutt, and Cheryl St. Germain return in the spring. Cheryl beats the throw. 1975 Girls'Varsity Softball Team — FIRST ROW (L TO R): Patty Lapore, Diane Mercadante, Mar- tha May, Rhonda LaVallee, Cheryl Gardner, Celeste Gallucci, Cheryl St. Germain, Barbara DiFlumera, Peg LeClair. SECOND ROW (L TO R): Coach Carol Capitani, lane Benerakis, Linda Pisano, Martha Vanasse, Pat Beauregard, Mary McKinney, Janice Reutt, Anita Fontaine, Kim Santinello, Mgr. Marie Dufault. I got it! . . . I got it! Janice demonstrates perfect batting form. 81 TRACK The Agawam High Track Team under Coaches Joe Modzelewski and Gus Young finished the 1975 season with a 5-5 record. There were no limits to the squad as Cindy Berger and Karen Thomas, the only female run- ners, joined in the contests for the love of the sport. School records for the high jump and triple were bro- ken by Phil Losito, while a new pole vault record was set by Matt Mason. The strong underclassmen should provide an exceptional team this year. Senior trackmen will include Mike Aequaro, Paul Byrne, Kevin Coughlin, Karl Ekstedt, Rich Gloster, Rich Gallerani, Dennis Lang, Phil Jensen, Phil Losito, Dale McCarl, and Bill Marganti, Mark Poggi, Kevin Quick, Anthony Liberatore, Tom Guanieri. .4 Mat! Mason hurdles to the finish line. 'And away we go! Mike Aequaro gets plenty of yardage in the long jump. 1975 Trac k Team — FIRST ROW (I TO R): Coach Gus Young, Mike Aequaro, Bob Doucette, Gary Buynicki, Brian Blackak, Rich Gallerani, Bill Marganti, lim Gallerani Tim Bassett, Mark Desmond, Tom Bassett. Coach Joseph Modzelewski. SECOND ROW (I. TO R): Star Terry Losito, Phil Veccharelli, Mark Poggi, Dennis Lang, Karl Ekstedt, Ralph Myers, Kevin Quick, Tom Longhi, Tony Graveline, Phil Losito, Steve Smith, )im Shaer, Anthony Libera- tore, Stat Kathy Griffin THIRD ROW (I TO R): Stat. Jana Ihies, Karen Thomas, Cindy Berger, Dale McCarl, John Tinnemeyer, Dom Pisano, Joe Nor- man, Matty Mason, Paul Byrne, Tom Guarnieri, Brett Coughlin, Al Sweet, Stat. Cathy Andrews. Karen Thomas and Cindy Berger, Agawam's firs girl tracksiers. If you want it done right, you have to do it yourself. 83 BOYS' SWIMMING For the 1975-1976 Boys' Swim Team, victories were extremely few and far between. The team is one of the more recent additions to Agawam High School athletics and is as yet underdeveloped. Nevertheless the flippers maintained fairly high standards of achievement. With stiff upper lips and physical exertion they engaged themselves in contests with Western Mass, teams which were more highly qualified than their own. During the season they succeeded in performing on an elevated level of competition. Senior Tom Cassidy, a foremost AHS swimmer, as well as seniors Bob Gardner and Tom Robinson provided much of the team's power and incentive. However, the bulk of the thirteen underclass- men, will return in '77 with the benefit of experience. Indeed, the setbacks which they encountered this year may have heightened their proficiency, in which case the coming season will see dramatic improvements. Coach Smith announces the days work. Senior Tom Cassidy readies himself for the next 1976 Boys’ Swim Team — FIRST ROW (L TO R). Jim Hill, Bob Doucette, Bob Johnson, Vinnie Bertrand, Mike Fallini. SECOND ROW (L TO R) Mark Cipriani, Bob Gardner, Tom Cassidy, Mark Marieb, Dave Misisco, Coach Miner. THIRD ROW (I TO R): Bill Wortelboer, Steve Gay- nor, Jeff Richardson, Greg Metzger, Mark Olson, Mike c :.u 84 Two laps down, two to go. I suppose it's too late to change my mind. GIRLS' SWIMMING The 1975 Girls' Swim Team coached by Barbara Wil- lenbrock had a brilliant season marked by five impres- sive victories. The sophomores were the backbone of the team, but the experienced co-captains Cathy Andrews and Mic- helle Bussiere proved to be the major strength. The first eventful meet over Chicopee sparked the confident swimmers into four other enthusiastic wins. The team has greatly improved this year and should continue to progress steadily in upcoming seasons. Michelle Bussiere and Caihy Andrews are all smiles before the swim meet. 1975 Girls' Swim Team — (I TO R): Debbie Provost, Karen Tyburski, Roberta Guiel. SECOND ROW(l TO R): Leslie Clark, Val Kinnell, Lisa Kamyk, Cathy Andrews, Michelle Bussiere. linda Catchepaugh, Michelle Guimond, Alice Granger THIRD ROW(l TO R): Anne Stevens, Carol Conlon, Gina Nic ora. Claudia Hilbig, Pat Beauregard, Mary |ane Augusti, Lynn Wysocki, Sue Chicoine, Coach Barbara VVil- lenbrock. Look out below! Agawam's off to a good start. It's Jaws! 85 WEIGHTLIFTING The 1975-1976 weightlifters spent the winter months fortifying their bodies in preparation for other athletic activities. The muscle-men were able to use a newly purchased piece of equipment this season, the univer- sal set of weights. The weightlifters should benefit from the new apparatus and each member is a potential asset to the athletic program at Agawam High School. Seniors Mark and Dennis work on squats. 1976 Weightlifting — FIRST ROW(l TO R): Dom Pisano, Steven Geiger. SECOND ROW(l TO R): Coac h Joseph Modzelewski, Mark Poggi, Ed Mason, Bryan Troie, Dennis Lang, Rich Gallerani. Let's all start with one pound. GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girl hoopsters lacked height but with their experi- ence and ability they were able to outplay their oppo- nents. The 1976 successful season will undoubtedly start Agawam's dominance in the league. The team will suf- fer a great loss when six talented seniors end their high school basketball career: Judy Bozek, Laurie Clark, Les- lie Clark, Martha May, Robin Saliba, and Denise Tetreault. With competent, returning juniors Diane Mercadante, Mary McKinney and Peg LeClair, nothing but success should prevail in 1977. Coach Carol Capitani assisted by Coach Cindy Ekstedt lead the team to numerous victories and the co- championship of the Valley Wheel; the first time in the history of Agawam High. A close jump ball. 1976 J.V. Basketball Team. 1976 Girls' Basketball — FIRST ROW(l TO R) Peg LeClair, Leslie Clark, Captain Judy Bozek, Diane Mercadante, Robin Saliba. SECOND ROW(L TO R): Coach Carol Capitani, Barb Landers, Laurie Clark, Mary McKinney, Martha May, Denise Tetreault, Beverly Edwards, and Mgr. Janet May. ' W Laurie Clark combines height and will- power for a sure basket. Two of Agawam's sharp shooters testing their ability. 87 BASEBALL A Great Season, the Agawam Baseball Team clinched the Valley Wheel for the fourth consecutive year. Of the senior players, catcher Steve Lasky proved to be the ace of anticipation for Skip Stuart's overpowering pitch- ing. Skip had an impressive 2.14 E.R.A. standing. Senior outfielder Mark Drouin also excelled, boasting an impressive .273 percentage in the spring of '75. With one of the highest batting averages, Mark should play an important role at the plate in '76. With Agawam's superior senior lineup. Coach Gerald Smith can expect another top-notch season in '76. Tom Quinn waits on first. 1975 Baseball Team FIRST ROW( TO R): Rick Mastroianni, Gary Nolin, Roland Denoncourt, Tommy Quinn, Doug Miller. SECOND R°W(l TO K) Steve lasky. Skip Stuart. Danny D'Alma, John Conte, Mark Drouin. THIRD ROW( I TO R) Stan Choiniere, John Sapelli John Moccia, John Fedora. Jeff Carmody. Coach Ronchi. Coach Ugolick, Greg Forsman. Marty Davilli, Coach Smith. 88 Coach Smith, a maker of champions. 89 Brownies size up the opposition. BOYS' BASKETBALL The 1975-1976 Boys' Basketball Team encoun- tered serious difficulties early in the season and was soundly slapped by defeat, taking a poor 0-5 standing in independent play against leading Divi- sion I teams. However, once into 'Wheel' play the squad progressed without restraint and rolled to a 6-2 lead over three teams tied for second place. A big win over Minnechaug Regional was a major step in the team's march toward the champion- ships and the wait for the second Brownie-Falcon battle was accompanied by assurance. A disap- pointing loss to powerhouse Putnam, the only other top contestant for the trophy, proved to be only a temporary set-back, as Putnam itself suffered a defeat and restored the Brownies to first place. Spectators and players mutually enjoyed the tri- umphs of the 75-76 season, setting sights on the Western Mass, play-offs, which eventually led to the co-championship in the Valley Wheel! Propelling the hoopsters throughout this fabu- lous season were Coach Wayne Morse and aides Mr. Conte, Mr. Connelly, and Mr. Blodgett. Co-cap- tains this year were seniors Mark Winne, playing his third year on the varsity team, and second year member Karl Ekstedt. The performances of these two players, as well as those of senior Phil Losito and juniors Ralph Myers, Gary Buynicki and Rich Ackerman, certainly deserve acclamation. The tal- ents of other senior hoopsters, Mark Drouin and Jeff Toth, merit recognition for being a valuable asset to the team. Agawam and Chicopee bailie for possession of ihe ball. A Mule slip-up on the court. 90 1976 Boys' Varsity Basketball Team — FIRST ROW(l TO R): John Brown. Rich Ackerman, Gary Buynicki, Jeff Toth, Devin Adams. SECOND ROW (L TO R): Assistant Coach Paul Blodgett, Coach Wayne Morse, Phil Losito, Jeff Nelson, Ralph Myers, Karl Ekstedt, Mark Winne, Assistant Coach Connelly. Mark goes in for an easy bucket.' Straining for the swish of the hoop. Coach Morse puts in a few words of encouragement. Junior Cary Buynicki tries for a steal. 1976 J.V. Basketball Team — FIRST ROVVfl TO R): Mike Balboni, Scott Raymond, Danny D'Alma, Danny Westman, Steve Ceccarini SECOND ROW(L TO R): Bill Boyle, John Cone, Karl Walczak, Victor Cestari, Tom Harkins, Jim Couture. Karl takes inbound ball at the break. 91 HOCKEY The Varsity Hockey Team, plagued by injuries and an inexperienced defensive corps, skated into a slump throughout the first part of the 1975-1976 sea- son. With the return of Coach Ralph Merullo and his assistant John Whalley, the squad was vastly improved, hut the victories seemed hard to come by. One of the biggest highlights of the season was a 2-2 tie with powerhouse Cathedral after the Agawam ice- men had been drubbed 17-2 in the first outing. Facing its fifth year in the more demanding Berry Division, the Brownies were expected to progress through the season with success. Senior co-captains Brian Keeley and Mark Faucette led the team not only in spirit but also in scoring ability. Special recognition is also given to seniors Kevin Cook, Paul Dahlke, Dan Denoncourt, Kevin Donovan, Bill Ferguson, Dave Kamyk, Glen Kutzenko, Chuck Marquis, John McNamera, Tim Morrissey, and Dave Trehey for their contributions. Can't we even dress in private anymore? Agawam icemen skate into enemy territory. S.EQ0H CfttETUCS i9 ( Varsity Hockey Team FIRST ROW(l TO R): Bill Ferguson, leo Melanson, Stewart Case, Tony Rondoletto, Ron Dutton, Glen Kutzenko, Ken Bogue, Kevin Cook. Gary Nolin, Mgr Fred McCormick. SECOND ROW (I TO R) Assistant Coach John Whalley, Kevin Donovan, Chuck Marquis, Jim Sibilia, Tim Morrissey, Scott Ruby, Dave Trehey, John McNamera, Joe Norman. Dave Kamyk, Brian Keeley. Mark Faucette, Coach Ralph Mer- 92 It's getting a little crowded in this corner, don't you think? Time to hustle. Congratulations for a job well done. Brian Keeley revels after a successful shot on Senior Paul Dahlke makes another save for Agawam. 93 SKI TEAMS � Girls' Ski Team Coach Freda Brown was pleased with the size of the 1976 Girls' Ski Team. With only two experi- enced racers and fifteen rookies. Coach Brown was kept on her toes with demonstrations and instruc- tions. Losing only three seniors. Rose Goyette, Sue Muzzy, and Celeste Gallucci, the future looks bright with fourteen sophomores whose develop- ing skills should boost the next season. Boys' Ski Team The 1976 Boys' Ski Team, taking tips from Coach Richard Joseph, raced through an invigorating sea- son on the slopes of Mt. Tom. The 1976 senior lineup consisted of Tom Cirillo, Rick Curry, Steve Houlihan, Chris Meister, Mike Mutti, and Tom Sta- pleton. Although their talents predominated many a brisk slalom, the newcomers' enthusiasm for the sport should sustain the team's past achievements next w inter. You don't mind if we stop at the ski lodge, do you?' jr’ 1976 Girls' Ski Team — FIRST ROW(L TO R): Linda Godet, Lisa Fenton, Sue Muzzy, Sharon Dimino, Roberta Guiel. SECOND ROW (L TO R): Nancy Heywood, Mary Ball, Julie Adam, Ellen Kelley, Karen Gardner, Gail Toczko, Pam Grasso, Celeste Gallucci. A brief interlude on the beginners' slope. bruck. . FIELD HOCKEY The 1975 Field Hockey Team under the determined coaching of Freda'Brown, had a strong line-up. Coach Brown was aided by Miss Lynn Daniels and Miss Mar- sha Olson. Agawam's superior defense astounded their opponents, but the team's lack of scoring ability hind- ered their 1-8-3 record. Senior varsity players this year included Judy Bozek, Anne Fischer, Anita Fontaine, Celeste Gallucci, Kathy Hayes, Sherry Kurtz, Martha May, Sue Muzzy, and Marisa Vazquez. With some experienced varsity players and upcoming eager J.V. players, the 1976 team will be hard to beat. It's one of those days! J 1975 Field Hockey Team — FIRST ROW(l TO R): Tri-captains Anna Fontaine. Celeste Galloco, Susan Mw y SECOND I ROW(l TO R): Coach lynn Daniels, seniors Marisa Vazquez, |udy Bozek. Anne Fischer. Kathy Haves. Sherry Kurt . Martha | May. Coach Freda Brown THIRD ROW(l TO R) Teresa Vazquez. Sharol Derosie, Barbara DiFlumera, Peg leClair. Kathy I O'Connor, Diane Mercadante. Mary McKinney FOURTH ROWil TO R): Ellen Derosie. Jay leClair. I in- Ann Mercadante. I Sharon Brown, Martha Vanasse. Patty lapore. FIFTH ROW(l TO R : Janet May. lanet Murray. Mickey Conroy, Sumo tan I our, Chris Gaudreau Varsity forwards take a half-time break from the Anita Fontaine uses defensive tactics for possession, )udy Bozek kicks up a storm. 95 WRESTLING Due to the return of many finely-honed physiques, the 1975-76 Wrestling Team progressed through the strenuous series of matches with an exciting display of power and skill. Second year Coach Phil Tomkiel has built the grap- plers into top competitors, and the team boasted a win- ning record throughout the first half of the season. The strength of the team lay in the accomplished middle- weight class. Newcomers in the lightweight and heavy- weight divisions are holding their own against tough opposition to make the squad a solid one. On tne roster of senior matmen are Bob Cardwell, Marc Gendron, Chuck Girard, Dale McCarl, Bill Marganti, and Jeff May- nard. Bob Cardwell: The thrill of victory . . . Senior Dale McCarl sizes up the opposing team. •975 Wrestling Team — FIRST ROW(( TO R) William Marganti, Bob Cardwell, Chock Girard. Dale McCarl. Marc Gendron SICOND ROW(t TO R): Coach Sal laBella. Roger Mason. Peter Bonavita, lohn Graveline. Bradley Bassett, Tony Gravcline. Brett Coughlin, Gary Corbin. Tom Kurlyka. Sal Morassi, Eric Tims, Coach Tomkiel. 96 Agawam wrestlers come to grips with their sport. GYMNASTICS Agawam enlarged its winter sports program this year with the formation of a girls' gymnastic team. The rookie squad, composed of only seven girls, all under- classmen, was supervised by Coach Goldsman and Keith Lawrence. Each member competed on two pieces of equipment and co-captains Maureen Murray and Lisa Roy assisted their teammates in preparing smooth routines. Despite their limited number and training. Coach Goldsman anticipated a rewarding year for her gym- nasts. The girls participated in only five meets for their first season, but a heavier schedule may be expected next year. With the assurance that seven girls will be return- ing and the likelihood that the popular sport will attract new talent to the squad. Coach Goldsman may be justly convinced that 1977 will see many advances in the team's motivation and performance. Denise perfects her vaulting skills. Maureen Murray is spotted by Coach Goldsman on the bars.__________________________________ Agawam gymnast demonstrates her graceful form. Help!. . . I think I'm stuck! 1976 Gymnastics Team — FIRST ROW(l TO R): Coach Goldsman, Lisa Roy, Pam King, lisa Chagnon, Linda Corbin, Terry Donovan, Chris Misisco. SECOND ROW(l TO R): lay LeClair, Denise LaFrance, Maureen Murray. Janet Murray. seniors 99 It s time to remember. FRESHMAN YEAR It's hard to believe we entered the hollowed halls of Agawam High four years ago. I can remember how nervous I was and how my stomach was in knots that first day. There were so many new faces and new places to see that my head was constantly moving from side to side to see and record as much as possible. Without that map on the first day I would have been completely lost. Everything fell into place quickly for our class, however. We began our school busi- ness by electing Marc Most president; Maria Preterotti vice president; Caroline Walsh secretary; and Paula Hardina treasurer. The year progressed smoothly as the officers began their duties of collecting dues and planning the year's projects under the direction of Mrs. Pricilla Andrews, class advisor. Just as the routine of every day school life fell into place, everything was suddenly interrupted. Agawam High School became an honored guest of Senator Ted Kennedy. The whole school sat in the gym overwhelmed with awe. The personal body guards and the press made us feel important to know we were a part of this excitement. Once Mr. Kennedy left we again returned to our everyday routine only to be interrupted again. In January we found that the rumors that the freshman class were being shipped out were true. We were being sent to the newly built Junior High where Mr. Paul Tatro was principal. Our class was being completely rejected by the Senior High. Not only had we not been able to attend rallies, but we were non-existant to the yearbook staff. I remember how resourceful our class was. In order to make amends for this rejection we passed quietly from the halls of A.H.S. and entered our own little world at the Junior High School. From this point on we were in complete power, no longer were we under the upperclassmen's rule. We proved to others, as well as to ourselves, that we had the integrity and stamina to do as much as the upperclassmen. We held our own rally for the freshman basketball team; we wrote our own newspaper and even put out our own yearbook. Considering all these trivial difficulties the first year revealed, the Class of 76 was on its way to a very powerful and successful future. TBE BATTLE OVER BUSING IN BOSTON: SOPHOMORE YEAR In the fall of 1973 we entered Agawam High for the second time. Faces and places were somewhat familiar, but there was still a feeling of anxiety as we were again the underclassmen. There were no freshmen for us to be superior to. Everywhere we went we were surrounded by upperclassmen. There was no way of escaping the fact that we were the babies of the school. The only consolation of being sophomores instead of freshman was that we now had the privilege of attending rallies, which seemed to be fixed by the seniors as they always won the class competitions. Business of the sophomore year began as we elected Marc Most, Caro- line Walsh, and Paula Hardina to their second year in office along with newcomers Patty Liddell as vice-president and Mr. Wayne Morse as class advisor. They were a hard-working and dedicated team of officers who first set forth their talents in their tasks by putting on a concert featuring Punk. I can remember Smoke on the Water being the one song the audience really got into. Our class also sponsored a bake sale that year which helped add to the financial standing of the class. The year progressed quietly but the excitement began to arise in May when it came time for us to order our class rings. There were many choices to pick from. It was hard to decide between the white gold and yellow gold and the numerous colored stones. But the final decision was made. From that point on, we knew we were well on our way to being upperclassmen. gasoline problem JUNIOR YEAR As our junior year rolled along we were finally able to walk the halls with a feeling of confidence. We were now upperclassmen and we flashed our rings to prove it. We showed our standing in the school by putting up a fight at the ral- lies. Even at the West Side rally we were filled with spirit and proved our- selves worthy of the prize for best decorations, but somehow the seniors won again. Not only did spirits fly high at the rally, but they flew the fol- lowing day at the game. It didn't help, however, as the West Side Terriers overpowered Agawam and sent us home with the first defeat between the two rivals in thirteen years. As we left that game all we could think of was how we would get them back the following year. In our third year of high school life we selected Laura Tomaszwski pres- ident; Maria Preterotti vice president; Caroline Walsh secretary, and Paula Hardina treasurer. These four officers had a busy schedule to fill. They were constantly holding meetings with Mrs. Hamilton, class advisor. First on the agenda for the building of the bank account was the bake sale at the annual Senior-Faculty football game. Other plans from the creative officers included a stationary sale in which half of the stationary ended up in Mrs. Hamilton's spare room. We never seemed to hear the end of that. One activity which did prove successful was the Monte Carlo night, held in conjunction with the sophomore class. Much planning and hard work went into that one night which turned out to be a fun and profitable event. Mr. T. lucked out that year and won the television set which was donated to the class to use as a prize. The junior class followed the tradition of previous years as they plan- ned and prepared for the Junior-Senior Prom. The prom committee selected Your Song as its theme and made May 2nd a night worth remembering for those in attendance. As it came to the end of the year and the graduation of 1975 we, as juniors, realized it was now our turn to assume the special status of being labeled Seniors. Feminists Get Both Victories And Defeats SENIOR YEAR Senior year, the one of endless activities, seemed to begin as soon as our junior year was over. Summer passed so fast it was almost as if we were having a couple of weeks off instead of the usual summer vacation. President Teresa Braica along with vice president Linda Simpson, secre- tary Caroline Walsh, and treasurer Paula Hardina, started collecting the final year of dues early in the year. For many it wasn't the final year for they hadn't even paid their dues from the three previous years! Paula acted quickly. There were endless announcements and threats of not receiving a free yearbook at the end of the year. She even posted the names of seniors who owed money and placed them in all home rooms. Out of embarrassment and for the sake of attending the Kid Party, which was held in December, many seniors finally paid their dues. Like magic we started winning the class competitions at the rallies. Even as a senior I couldn't figure out how all of a sudden we began winning. I wonder if it had anything to do with the senior cheerleaders being the judges? Although the seniors were unable to pull a victory at the Senior-Faculty football game, the varsity squad was able to keep their promise by defeat- ing West Springfield. The overwhelming defeat put pride back into the students of Agawam. The year seemed to be a decent year for the various teams. There may not have been many championships but the records definitely improved from the previous year. Everyone decided it was time to get involved and really put an all out effort into what they were doing. The ordering of caps and gowns made being seniors a reality. For eleven years we all anticipated our senior year, but it didn't hit us until it came time to be measured for our orange and brown gowns. Throughout our high school years we held to the general conformity of other classes, but in our senior year we changed our ways and became a unique class. Instead of waiting until mock graduation, we presented our school with the gift in January. Our finances enabled us to purchase and install a beautiful clock for the parking lot. This clock proved to be a real help to seniors returning from their Max Ed activities. We also changed the location of our Senior Banquet. It was much better having an atmosphere and a meal different from that of the Prom, and Valle's Steak House seemed like a good place. The fact that this affair at Valle's was almost completely paid by the senior class made it even more appealing. Encountering many trials, tribulations, successes, and failures, we, the Spirited Class of '76, have made it through our 12 years of school. The time has come for us to leave our status as seniors and become freshmen in the outside world. 66 LET'S HEAR IT FOR AMERICA.99 The senior class initiated 1976 with a strong start both financially and enthusiastically. The arrival of class shirts enhanced the feelings of class unity and strength. At the annual West Side Rally the seniors not only exhibited vocal harmony but also decorative talent. The Christmas season was highlighted with the Kid Party which instilled a great amount of joviality and merrymaking, as the seniors enjoyed their last chance to revive past childhood memories. The class gift was presented early during the school year, which enabled the privileged seniors to make use of the clock during Max-Ed time. Under the capable leadership of president, Teresa Braica; vice president, Linda Simpson; secretary, Caroline Walsh; treasurer, Paula Hardina; and advisor, Mrs. Evelyn Hamilton, the seniors definitely had a superior year. A great amount of recognition and gratefulness is attributed to these four seniors and advisor, for their time and effort during a hectic 76. Senior Class Officers — Caroline Walsh, Secretary; Linda Simpson, Vice Pres., Paula Hardina, Treasurer; and Terry Braica, President. Seniors 76. . . wearing class shirts . . .cheering at the rallies. . .involved. . . meeting at Mac's . . . being with friends . . . sending out college applications. . . active. . . cap and gown measurements . . . scattered . . . one forty-five bell . . . exchanging class pictures . . .locker combinations . . . concerts and parties . . . funloving . . . resting on the slope. . . waiting for the prom . . . hopes for future success . . . bicentennial year . . . winning the Winter Olympics . . . class meetings . . . rally decorations. . . Max-Ed privileges . . .fun and excitement. . . Spirit of 76. . . carrying books . . . standing in the lobby. . .expressive. . .final exams . . . carefree. . . noisy hallways . . . senior banquet at Valle's. . .June 5th. . .mature. . . waiting for graduation . . . four years of memories . . . knowing your friends won't keep in touch . . . saying a last goodbye. . . it's time to remember. . . seniors of'76. . . 104 Karen Adams Gregory Abbey Michael Aequaro Elsinore . . . Marshall Tucker . . . Greg. Going nuts . . . base guitar . . . football. . .Aerosmith . . . track . . . Pete Athas. Take it easy . . . light blue . . . short. . .serious. . .libra. . . Karen. w | Mary Adelman to be an LPN . . . yellow rice . . . monster baby . . . mice . . . crazy . . . Donald Duck . . . Spain . . . Mary. Cynthia Ainsworth Tell me about it . . . partying . . . deer eyes . . to live life to the ful- lest . . . Yearbook . . . cheerlead- ing.. . Ains. Daniel Alexander Carrot-top ... to hitchhike across the U.S.. . . Cape Cod . . . Aeros- mith . . . Monk. Rose Amar Pamela Anderson Catherine Andrews being with Ricky . . . big brown eyes . . . Blandford . . . hairdress- ing.. . hockey . . Pumpkin. Buzz off . . . yellow . . . bubbly smile Summer of '74 . . .Fred Bassett. . . Pamzy. Are you kidding me?”. . . ice cream . . . swimming . . gullible Cath. Susan Adamski I don't know . . . petite. . . Aquarius . . . blue . . . Sue. Pamela Alexander Yeah, sure . . . cheese omelet . . . always talking . . purple tall. . . Libra . . Alex. Joseph Anton 105 Cynthia Ayre Diane Babcock Mark Baillargeon Sally Baillcul I'll live! . . . Chesterfield, New Hampshire . . . unpredictable . . . Bronco . . . swimming . . . Ayresy. Chuck . . light blue . . . traveling . . . lasagna . . . Lake George . . . Cancer. . . Diane. Competitive . . . thousands of dol- lars . . . music . . . soccer . . . Black Sabbath . . . hockey. Bean . . seeing Larry . . salad . . . purple. . . Sally. John Baldarelli Rosemarie Battles Christine Bava Wynn Beattie Sure . Westgate . . . to get ahead . . . skipping class . . . blue . . skiing. For sure . . being with John . . . Hampden House . . dreamer Lynrd Skynrd . . . writing poetry . . . Rose. Wicked! . . . playing my flute. . . chipmunk cheeks . . . band trips . . . J.D.. . . hockey. . . Chris. Unique . firebuffing . to go to college . basketball . . Tau- rus . . . Wynn. 106 Richard Beaudette What's up? . . . Rolling Stones . . basketball . . . blue . . . Anne . . Rich. john Beltrandi ur-wheeling . . . Jeanne ... to ; a mechanic. . .water skiing . Italian food . . . Cape Cod . . . Maria Bianchi want it done now! . . . loves ers . . . Frank Sinatra . . . bad rtper. . . Miami Beach . . . driv- people crazy. . . Mae. Arthur Beauvais David Bedard Gail Bellame Moto-cross . . . anxious . . . Johnny Winter . . . going to con- certs . . . Chip. Winctaster . . . easygoing . . . M- O-N-E-Y. . . pizza . . .painting . . . humorous. . . Dave. Who? What? When? Where? . . . petite . . . to be a legal secretary . . . pizza . . . skiing . . . Gabby. Robert Benerakis Joanne Bennett Robert Berthiaume Can I do it for extra credit? . . . pizza . . . going camping with Cos . . . yellow . . .my laugh . . . bub- bly. . . hockey . . Jo-Bean. stunt driver ... my muscles . . Saturday Night my car. . .tooth pick . . . lavender. . . Bob. Mary Blakesley ''Really? . Boston . Arlo Gulhrie . . . Ziggy . . . green Blake Barry Boccasile Oh, come on! New Hampshire . . .lovable. . . Italian Camaro. . . fishing . . . Buddy Rich . . . drum- mer . . . Bock. Brenda Bonavita Debra Botelho Michelle Bouchard Tina Bouchard Oh no! . . . contagious laugh . . listening to music . . . over Cin's . . . Fleetwood Mac . . . unpredict- able . . Bren. Yeah, really! . . . brown eyes . . . to settle down . . . Crosby, Stills Nash and Young . . black . . . water skiing. . Randy. . .Bo. Hey, U-Bang! . . . talkative . . . blue eyes . . . Michael . . . mun- chies . . . Summer of 75 . . . Mic- helle. Come on! . . . stubborn blue . . marriage . . . June 6th . . Dave . . . Bouch. lames Bowden Judy Bozek Lynn Bouley Donald Bovat sensitive . . Pink Panther. . aquamarine Pisces . Cape- Cod . Neil Young Lynn. Craftsbury, Vermont , my mus- tache . . . steak . . concerts and Shea's . . . easygoing . . . late . . libra. Whatever . . . Moody Blues . . Gemini. volleyball. . Maine. Hey, U-Bang! . . sensitive. . . galumpkis . . . Poco . . athletic . . . mischievous. . . Doug. 108 Peter Bradford Ruth Bradford )ane Bragg Cynthia Braica Simon and Garfunkel . . . doesn't get mad easily . . . green . . . Ziggv . . . lasagna . . . Ruthie. Hey, U-Bang! . . . junior year. Speedy Gonzales . . . eating . Real nice!''. . . Bag. Kid Party, 75 . . eling . . . Squirrel. black . . trav- Teresa Braica Judith Brinn Betsy Brown Darlene Brown You're asking me? . . maroon | . . December 24th, 1971 . risces . . . Terry. You want to hear a joke? . . . the beach ... to win the lottery . . . freckles. . .Taurus. . .Jude. Poor babe . . . to love and be loved . . . memories of Latin II . . . Den Mother. . . retreat '75 . . my laugh . .Woodstock. Calling long distance . . . peaches . . . Rhode Island . . . baby blue . . . short. . . Dar. Susan Bryant Jeffrey Brusig That's water!” . listening to music . . . Led Zep . . . financial wealth . . Pinball Wizard . Rollerskating to be content . . . Stairway to Heaven . . . Leo . . . Bruce . . . Sue-Bee. 109 Michele B'Shara Lynn Buckingham Michelle Bussiere Paul Byrne That's life! . . golf . . M and M's . . . The Dolphin . . . Cape Cod . . . Michele. happy . . . Colour My World . . . getting married . . .October 13, 1974 . . . Cancer. . Chris. partying. .The Log. .toseethe world . Jeremy . . . swimming . . .JethroTull. . .Michelle. camping . . . '65 Ambassador . . money . . . The Doors . . . applr pic . . . Byrnzy. Cary Campurciani easygoing . . spaghetti . . . Sagit- tarius . black . . . Boston . tennis . . . Pink Panther. . . Gary. Cynthia Carey That'sgood! . . .sarcastic. . . over Bren's . . . laguar . . Marshall Tucker Band . contagious laugh . . . Mark . . . Cin. Mark Cancelliere socializing . . . Leo's and Turner's house . pleasant to be with . Purple Haze chicken . tak- ing walks. . . Cancey. Patricia Carmel being with Gumba . . . talkative . . nurse . Michael . . . More Today Than Yesterday . . .Pooch. Matt Cancelliere to be content . Keg Parly . . . lasagna . Baby Huey . . . hand- some brute . .Matt. Donna Caroleo Get out of here! . . . shy . . . s(k ial worker, Berkshire East '75 . .lobster. . .skiing. . .Donna. Robert Cardwell working on the vette . . H there!. . . I'm Gark Mentle- !x ne . . . fun loving . 66 Fair lane500. .wrestling. . Bob. Ellen Case You goober! . . summers at Cape Cod . . . John Denver. . . water skiing. band trips, macaroni and cheese . . . Shag. no Thomas Cassidy “I knew it!”. . . Capricorn . . . swimming . . . Simon and Gar- funkel . . . the beach . . . eggplant parmesan . . . Butch. Maureen Cataldi concerts. . Bruce Springsteen . . . good times . . . K . . . gradu- ation . . . Moe. Donna Chechile Gemini . . . Rick . . blue . . . Dee.- Stanley Chmielewski You twit! . . . to drive a Rig . Johnny Cash. . .blue . .chili . . cars. . . Chimo. Cheryl Circosta Thomas Cirillo Do 90! . . Jethro Tull . . uni- queness . . . Virgo . scuba div- ing . . . excitement . . . skiing . Tom. Laurie Clark 'Terrific!”. . . horseback riding . . going to Canada . . . Athena . . Steve . . . unlimited . . . bas- ketball . . . Twerp. Leslie Clark Padiddle . . . Colorado long, blonde hair . . . independent . . . Paul . . . amber . . . skiing at Mt. Snow . . . Clarky. Thomas Colson pi za . . . One of These Nights” . . . blue . . . skiing . . . Vermont . Eagles. T.|. my accent . . TTFN . . pubs . . . nice ... to go home after gradua- tion . . . Tigger . . THANKS . . . DULUX. Peter. Ill Dennis Conway What's the real story Big D? . . . yellow pants . . . Vince . . . hockey . . . Den Den. Dawn Corbin I don't care! . . naturally curly hair . . . cheese cake . . . nursing . . . moody . . . happiness . . . Corb. Kevin Coughlin 112 Susan Conway Kevin Cook parties . . . Boston . . . Layla . . . laughing uncontrollably . . APS . . . Twitty . . . lawyer . . . I have so much to do! . . .Sue. fishing . . . going to concerts . . . hockey . . . happiness . . Gemini . . . Kingfish. Kathy Cormier I don't know! . . . sensitive and unpredictable . . . galumpkis . . . hockey and baseball . . dimples . . . Kathy. Kim Cosby I get it! . . blushing. . long hair . . . friendship . . . blue . . happiness . . . Kim. Sandra Cooper Who put that on my ant- nae? . . B.B. . . . baby blue . pretty eyes . . . understanding . Longmeadow . . . Sandi. Paul Cosimini Green Mountain . . . Moe, La and Curly . . Cos Lu Ann Courtney Really? . . McDonald's . . . h piness and security . . . blue . Scorpio. . . Dimples. Dennis Cowart lunting. . .Tennessee. . . Val . . red checkerboard . . John )enver. . . Chubbs. Cynthia Cross iggling ■ Riverside . . . lasagna . . John Denver . . . George . . . owling. . . Cindy. Edward Cyran ■cycling . . . talkative . . . success . .Virgo. . .hunting. . .Ed. Eileen Culverhouse Richard Curry Sharon Cusson Racafragitz Snagaragitz . . . play- ing the piano . . . York Beach . . . gregarious . . band trips . . . lee- nie. skiing . . . blue . . . YV.C. Fritos . . hunting. . .fishing. . . Kid Curry. Are you serious? . . . expressive . . . friendly . . . lohn Denver . . . peanut butter 'n jelly . . My Sweet Lady . . . Shari. Laurie Dahdah unique laugh . . . Pudge . . . banana splits . . . talkative . . Drop dead! . . . Mac's . . The Dot . Paul Dahlke Aerosmith . . light green . . Suf- field . . . Gemini . . . hockey . . . Darkey. Diane Danaher Oh babe! . . . camping in Ver- mont . . . goofy . . . pink ears . . . Chinese food . . .turquoise. . . Boo-Boo. 113 Richard Daubitz camping in Nightville . . . four- wheeling . . . Skinner. Darcy Davis Yeah, I know! . . . saxophone . . . hockey . . . Maynard Ferguson . . . listening to Jazz . . . chocolate chip cookies. . . Beanie. Diane DeChristopher Joseph DeCosmo Elizabeth Deliso Gregg Dematos Like it or lump it! . . blue. . .art . . always there to help . . . writ- ing poetry. . . Dee. Led Zepplin . . . lots of money . . . Italian food . . Stairway to Heaven . . . Cindy . . . Otis . . . Joe. to be happy. . .vacation. . . mun- chies . . scattered . . . Stairway to Heaven . . . Sagittarius . . . Libby. concerts. . . snowmobiling. . . Eagles . . . Robinson Park . . . Gregg. Louis DeSieno Susan Dcsjarlais Albert Desmarais Daniel Denoncourt to bo rich . . Eagles . . . spaghetti and meatballs . . . hockey . . . midnight blue . . . Nightville . . . Danny. going to the races ... to be rich . . . baseball . . . to be an accoun- tant . . . pizza . . . Taurus . . Big Lou. short. . .green. . . Suite: Judy Blue Eyes . . . Pisces . . . Kevin . . . barefoot. . . Sue. pizza and beer . . Bachelor Chef . . . Led Zepplin ... to go to col- lege . . Lucky Man . . . Otis . . . Al. IU Barbara Dimino Jim Donovan No sir . . . P.D.. . . commical. . . H.H.. . . outgoing . . . Ralph . . . Barb Get mo some food! . .Daffy Duck . . . paranoid . . double cheeseburger . friendly . . to have a good time. . . Hippie. Da, what? . . .optimistic. . . Loggins and Messina . . . burgundy . . . hockey . . . Pink Panther . . . Key. green ... to get married . Only Yesterday . . . Eddie . . . Jackson Browne . . . Patty. Kool and the Gang . . . fetal pig . . . Jumpin Jack Flash”. . vio- lence . . . green . . . Caesar. Don't worry! . . camping . . to see the world . . . Doobio Brothers . . . parties and concerts. . .John. Laurie Dubuc Suzanne Dudley Diane Dussault Cynthia Duval Where ya going? . . . being with friends . . . meatball grinders . . . meeting Ronnie . . . outgoing. Oh, brother! . . . french fries . . . going to Hampton Beach . . . blue . . . Sagittarius . . . camping . . . Sue. Wouldn't it be nice? . . . Flea . . . to be a good musician . . . aggres- sive . . . Stanley Park . . . Eagles . . . Bernie. studying Chemistry at W.N.E.C.. . . horseback riding . , . Virginia Beach . . . red . . . Taurus . . . Cin. 115 Susan Ellis Mark Faucette Sheryl Fay Richard Femmel mischievous. . .to be rich. . . meeting B.D.L.J.. 'Teenage Waste Land . . . Road Runner . . . Suzy. Pink Floyd . . . hockey . . . Spring- field Indians Calder Cup . . . K.W.T.. . Cindy . . . Tanglewood . . . ZZUBA. Virginia Beach . . . brown eyes . . . Wes . . . Tweety Bird ... to get married . . . spaghetti. . . Rcli. Yeah, you . . . camping . . easy going . . . blue . . . successful. J Elton John. . tennis. . Rich, i Joanne Fergie horseback riding . . . reading . . . Pisces . . nursing . . . Snuffy Smith . . . brown eyes . . .Jo. William Ferguson Aerosmith . . . hockey . . . Bill. Anne Fischer Did you say something? . . . freckles. . It's a Miracle . . . Cookie Monster . . . brother Terry . . . Fish. Joseph Fleming hotdogs . . love . . Iron Man . . funny walk. Capri- corn . Black Sabbath . . . Flex. 116 Bruce Fontaine Michael Francoeur Cheryl Fogg Anita Fontaine Good morning! . . .playing the flute . . . David . . . band trips . . My Sweet Lady . . .panda bears. . .Cheryl. field hockey . . . Hyannis, Mass . . . black . . . Gemini . . . Ziggy . . . to be a medical record associ- ate. . .Anita. green writing. secretive . cultural observer . bowling . . . Monty Python . . . Pink Pan- ther . . . I don't know! going to concerts . . Marshall Tucker . . . snowmobiling . . . New Hampshire. Mike. Carlos Franqueza Paul Frappier Mary Frenette Kathleen Fuller Don't worry about it! . . . E.L.. . . Stairway to Heaven . . . car racing . . Kath . . Dumb Dwit. I don’t know! . . . eyes . . . hap- piness . . . New Jersey band trip . . Table Squeeze .needle- point . . Poems, Prayers and Promises . camping Boulder Park . Deep Purple . . . Sagittarius . . . Summer of '74 , .softball . . . Freckles. Michael Fydenkevez sausage grinders . . . spending lime in Granville . . . Fydo. Celeste Gallucci Tough luck! . . . blue . . . field hockey . . . Scooby Doo . . . Moody Blues . . Scratch. Edward Garvulenski Richard Gallerani to go to Dartmouth . steak . . . sailing. . . West Side Game 75 . . . street hockey . . Gemini. Cheryl Garfield Cheryl Gardner Robert Gardner outgoing . . blue Camaro ... hot fudge sundaes . . . Elton John . . . dimples. . . skiing. . . Cape Cod. Hey, don't ask me' . . . ALL TRISH . Saturday Night . . . the beach . . . Steelers . . . football. . . Bob. What do you want? . . bab’ blue . . . blushing . . . dizzy . . Aries. . .Cherdle. Steven Geiger Marc Gendron Vincent Giannetti I don't know! . . to be a bache- lor . . football . . . painting West Side. . . Edgewater. . . Gig. You fool! . . Summer of 75 . . . Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young veal parmesan . . . wrestling . . . hockey. . . Vin. eating . . . McDonald's . . . Mus- cles. 118 Charles Girard Richard Gloster Daniel Godbout Lissa Gibeaull “Do you believe me? . . . going to the beach . . talkative . . . Larry- . . .“Summer of'75 . . .Moody Blues. . . hockey. “What? . . .fishing. . .carefree . . .“Summer of '73 . . . Mercedes . . . wrestling . . . roast beef . . . Chuck. Mint chocolate chip ice cream . . Lou Reed . . . having a good time . . . camping . . . curls . . skiing . . .Glos. partying . . . Gemini . . soccer . . . Pink Panther. Rosemarie Goyette Ellen Grabinski David Greene Brenda Gooch “Where ya going tonight? . . col- orguard . . . Aerosmith . . . lobster . . .skiing. . . brown eyes . . . Goo. Hang on! . . . mouth . . . skiing . . . yellow . . . Cape Cod . . . Rose. Are you serious? . . . the beach . . .squeaking. . .dependable . . . fun-loving . . . Drum Major . . .El. Nerd! . . . Forest Park . . . John Denver . . . potatoes . . .“Convoy . Road Runner . . .Gemini. Sandra Grzebien Bruce Gregalis David Griffin Frank Grimaldi Yeah, you! . . . listening to music . . . crazy . . . camping in the mountains. . .tennis. . .Three Stooges . . . Aries. “But . . . but . . but . . too busy ... to bicycle cross-country . . . memories of Latin II. . .Griff. Stairway to Heaven . . . Road Runner. . . blue . . . Cheech. the beach . . . concerts . . danc- ing . . . Neil Young ... to travel . . .Tommy. . .Sandy. 119 Rol ert Hadden Lou Ann Hallaman Peter Hamar Thomas Guarnieri the beach . . . money . . . lasagna . . .football. . . Funky Winker- bean . Leo. Tom. always fooling around . . . sleeping . . . eyes ... to go to work . . . baseball. . . Bobo. What's up jelly bean? . . . to be a medical assistant . . . Colour My World . . . Pooh Bear. . . McBoo. Clean up your act! . . . my shirts . . . The General . . . Jethro Tull . . . South Side of the Sky . . . photography . . . Petey. Michael Haramut Dinsdale . . James St . . Alvin Lee . . blue . . . Inside Looking Out . . Spiny Norman . . . Harry. Paula Hardina You could never go back, no mat- ter how much you wanted to . . . Jackson Brown . . . Steve . . . Paula. Deyanne Harrison Charles Hastings Kathleen Hayes great personality . . to work for Pan Am . . Beach Boys . . . 409 . . . Donald Duck . . . jet black . . . Harry. big devilish eyes . . .green. . . gullible . . . contagious smile . . . M and M's. . . Kathy. purple Quarter Pounder with Cheese . . . black Sabbath . . . money. . . partying. . . Lurch. 120 Richard Henry Realsmart . . Ruth .Hawk. Holly Hubbard I'Ya know loots? . . .instigator . Acapulco . . . Dream On . . Anthony Impoco rOhgeez! . . . listening to the htereo . Alvin Lee . . . Capricorn green. . .Tony. James Howe Nancy Hermans Stephen Houlihan Gemini . . . emotional . . . I was so embarrased! . . . popcorn . . . green . . . parties . . . Herman. Action! . . .sports. . .lobster . . . going to France . . .getting involved . . . Houlio. the beach . . . cheeseburgers . brown . . . Pisces . . . money . Road Runner. . Howard. I 4 Janine Jackson James Jenks Philip Jensen Moose . . theW.J.. . green . . . Leo . . . Foghorn-Leghorn . . The Glenn . . Jan. pizza . . . Aerosmilh . hunting . . . success . . . senior year Chicopee . . . blue. . . Jim. Bill and I are the greenest! . . . staying out of trouble . . . Rainbow . . . football. . . Phil. 12) John Juliano Jr. motorcycles. . . Marshall Tucker Band . . . college . . . Shirley . . . J.J. David Kamyk hockey. . . brown. . . Dave. Anthony Karam going to the movies . . . tennis . . . grapeleaves . . . Jimmy Connors . . . Tony. XKt i Lisa Kibbe Walter Klaus Theresa Kopyscinski I'm fatigued! . . . skipping school . . . talkative. . . Kib. Really? . . . sleeping . . . snow- mobiling . . . money . . . Darlene Z . . . Walter. Are there any parties this week- end? . . laughing . . . steak and french fries . . . Scorpio . . . friendly . . . Red. David Jones Otis . . . Moody Blues . . . vea cutlets . . . hunting . . . Aquariu . . . Dave. Brian Keeley to travel . . . Marshall Tucker . . number 12. . .van. . .hockey . . . purple Keel. Donna Korob Come on! . . .seeing John. . french fries. . Sagittarius . Beach Boys. . . talkative. 122 lames Krolicki Dawn Kunasek Sherry Kurtz Daniel Kozikowski snowmobiling. . . blue ... a good time . . .Polish . . , ice cream . . . horses. . . Kuz. Oh geez! . . partying . . . con- certs . . . Johnny Winter. . mush- rooms . . . Jim. being with Andy . . . big brown eyes . . . November 15, 1975 . . . Feelings . . . red velvet. . . Dawn. Sure! . . to be a nurse. . .eating . . field hockey . . Taurus . . . Tweety Bird . . . Kurtsy. Glen Kutzenko hockey. . Sagittarius. . . Stair- way to Heaven . . . Corvettes . . . Moody Blues. . . Glen. Kevin LaFrance riding motorcycles . . Born to Run”. . . Lake George, N.Y. . . hockey. . . blue. . . Kevin. Dennis Lang Now what? . . . York Beach . . . hockey . . . oranges . . . Bad Com- pany . . . Lango. Robin LaRiviere whatever . . . swimming . . . mountains . . . ambitious . . . Flo- rida . . . chocolate cream pie . . . baby blue. Stephen Lasky Laurie Lazazzera I the beach . . . Polish . . . Junkyard . . . Bad Company. . . Steve. my fro . . .hockey. . . Conga- mond Lake in November. . . Pisces . . . Beach Boys. . . laRuo. Patricia Liddell Darlene Liquori Anthony Liberatore Irene Lens hot fudge sundaes . . . volleyball . . .Eagles. . .blue. . .Vermont. Aquarius. . .running. . .Smith Family . . . happiness . . listening to music . . . Tony. a log cabin . . . K.H.. . . Led Zep- pelin . . bingo night at Red's . . . Dropum! . .Dill. Why me?''. . . Misquamicut . . . Ernie's boat horseback riding . . . green eyes . . . Dar. Paul Lombardini Deborah Longey David Losito Felix Losito Yeah!''. . . sports . . . New York . pizza . . . Scorpio . Bugs Bunny . . . football. Sure . . being friendly . . . blue .dancing. .Aquarius. . . happiness. . .Debbie. big bucks . . Eric Clapton . . . perfect . . curly hair . . . Pequod . . . Dave. orange . . . Italian . . . Phil. 24 Michael Luciani Eagles Desposado blue. . . soccer. . . weeks at the beach . . . music and partying . .“But seri- ously? . . .Luch. Cheryl Lutat Hi! . . .longhair. . .concerts . . . Jesse Colon Young . . . Road Runner. . . Cheryl. Frederick McCormack Going nuts! . . . traveling cross- ! country to California . . . hockey . . .Cindy. . .football. . .Fred. Lori Lunden Jon Lund Cute! . . . understanding . . emotional. . . sewing . . . red . . . Chicago. . . Kaih. baseball . . . Elton John . . . suc- cess . . . Shea's Field . . . small. . . Jon. My car won't start! . . . Granville 73 . . . to be content . . . art . . . travel. . . Lori. Steven McCormack Aquarius . . . The Who . . . pizza . . . Pardo. Margaret McCormick peanut butter. . . Rascal's . . going to the Cape . .Margaret. Peter McLaughlin go to college . . . The Who . . . steak . . . Leo . . . tennis . . . blue . . . sleeping. . . Pete. 25 Florence McMullin Wayne Mallory What a mush! . . . partying . . Vermont . . . soccer . . . Marx Brothers . Mai. Mary Marquis Really? . . having a good time . . . The Packy . . Moody Blues . . . friendly . . . Mar. Susan Madamas Wendy Makuch John McNamara hockey . . . Dream On . . . col- lege . . Nino's and The Gate . . . Mac. Boston . . . travel ... Cat Stevens . . . Mac's . . . Pink Panther . . . Sue. short . . . blonde hair . . . blue eyes . . . V.F.VV . . . mischievous . . . Summer of 75 . . Capricorn . . . skiing. William Marganti Phil and I are the greenest!!! Charles Marquis Lisa Marceau In the Mud! . . . Szot Park . . . gullible . . Wack . . . Lisa. Frederick Marquiss Michael Marvici Edward Mason Tacky! . . . drawing . . New York City . . .open-minded. . . Westgate . . One of These Nights . . optimistic. roast beef. Taurus. . Feel ings . . Mama Marvici's Meatballs . . . Marvich. What's the scoop? McDonald's . . . spaghetti . blue . . . baseball. . . Eddish. 126 «I Felix Malt cruising . . . money . . BIO red . . . Cancer. . . lobster. Phil. Martha May Sure!”. . .freckles. . softball . . . lasagna . . skiing . . . elbow brace. . . Marf. Jeffrey Maynard bowling. . . trip across the U.S . . . astronomy . . . Aquarius. . . Jeff. Walter Meissner Christopher Meister Robert Mercadante Schmist . . . Burke Mt. . . Hey you-yeah you! . . .Vermont. . . skiing. I'arte italiana rinascimenta e bar- occa . . . drawing . . . memories of Latin II. . . Rob. Paul Mazza hockey. . . Road Runner. . . pizza . . . Rock n Roll . . . moto-cross races. . . Sagittarius. . . Paul. Robin Meissner Oh, you guys! . . . the beach . . always smiling . traveling. . . green . . . Robin. Brett Meyer 127 Mark Mickey I have two birthdays . . . Manna . . . wine . . . Godspell . . . read- ing. . .different. George Miller Patricia Miller Mac's . . . blushing . . . emotional , . . Drum Major . . . We've Only Just Begun . . . Patty. David Modzeleski East Longmeadow . . . perfect green , . . Stockbridge . . . Leo Dave. Michael Moran How do you like it? . . . playing the drums . . . Colorado. . . green. Doris Moraski lobster . . . quiet and warm . . . eyes . . . partying . . . Morris. Lynn Morassi Goose! . . bike rides . . . brown eyes. . short. . . Misquamicut . . . Doritos. . . Lynny. Gary Moren Brutal! . Chicago pi, . . . fishing . . . Capricorn . blue. 128 Francine Morris Scott Morrison Marc Most I don't know! . . . J's party . . . lue. . . beach . . . Joe. . . Fran. Michael Mutti You've got to be kidding! . . . vacation at Daytona Beach . . . baseball. . .Pisces. . .tall. . . Scott. Susan Muzzy Good afternoon, Montgomery Ward . . . Kiss . . . meat loaf . . . my cellar. . .funny. . .music. . . Moses. Linda Neilsen Real nice! . . . to ski the world . . Aries . . . Doonesbury . . Battle of Evermore . . Mike. keeping everything inside . . . blue eyes . . . Marine Biology . . . Gem- ini. . .cheese. . .skiing. . .Muz. Linda. Kimberly Mushrush Ask me if I care! . . . hiccupping in Mr. White's class . . . being with Tom . . . apples . . . band . . . Mushroom. Todd Nichols college at BYU in Utah . lasagna and pizza . . . camping . . orange . . . Duh. Richard Niles watching television . . . quiet . . . Three Dog Night. . . spaghetti. . . Bugs Bunny . . . Rick. 129 “But coach . . orange and brown . . . Leo . . . N.R . . . hockey . . . Beak. Donald Parisien Get down . . . Dori . . . drag rac- ing.. . Don. Dawn Paro Be real! . . . horses . . . friendship . . memories of Latin II . . Virgo . . . Dawn. Jean Parzych Wow! Really! . . . long, brown hair . . The Cape . . Harry Cha- pin . . . Gemini . . . gardening . . . Jean. Danielle Payne Shirley Pease Diane Pedulia soft-hearted . . . Chez . . . scientist being in the Chorale . . . Jef- ferson Starship. . . shades of red. happy-go-lucky . . panda bears . January 10,1975 . . baby blue . . unpredictable . . Shirl. What are you waiting for? . . . independent. . New York City . . forest green . One of These Days . . . concerts. Nancy Paquette Thank God I'm a Country Boy! . . . baseball . . . Bullwinkle . . . John Denver. . biting my fingernails . . . Face. Donna Paul I don't know! . . . crocheting . . . camping in Rhode Island . pizza . . light blue. . . Libra. Deborah Pennock Longmeadow . . rowdy . April 12,1975 . hockey . The Beach Boys. . Dream On . . . L.H. IX� Marilyn Perreault Linda Perrotta Charles Pertusi Celeste Petrone 'You gotta prayer! . partying . . Stockbridge . . . The Cate . . Colour My World . . .Virgo . . Perreaultsy. Do you see me laughing? . . . Northfield, Mass . . . being of Ital- ian descent . . . Country Roads . . . burgandy . . . baseball. 1 was never so embarrassed. . . . horseback riding . . . beach . . . scallop potatoes . . . America . . . loves animals. . .MB. Claudia Petrucci Mark Poggi Kathy Porter Maria Preterotti Where's Mary? . . . Phil . . . Suf- field . . . swimming . . . anything but vegetables. . . Feelings . . . March 23,1976. . . Claudi. 1 don't care! . . . West Springfield . . . football . . . winning over West Side. . . I talian . . . Pog. Snowshoeing in Vermont . . . vio- let .. . bowling . . . Tweety . . . Taurus . . . pizza . . . Kat. Audrey Price You know . . . green eyes . . . moody . . . |ohn . . . Roger Daltry . . . pomegranates . . . Libra . . . Audj. Laurie Provost Well, what do you think? . . . gymnastics . outgoing friendly . . . Elton John . . . Aries . . . Laur. Kevin Quick to become rich . . . Jethro Tull . . lasagna . . . quiet . . . football skiing. Donna Quigley Quigs . . . Oh, what a hunk! . . . the beach . . . trip to New Jersey . . . Stairway to Heaven . . . Pen- cils. 131 Julio Rackliffe Christine Racine Bryant Quilliam Dream On”. . . skiing . . . moody . . Vermont... '71 Gremlin. What ... I don't know? . . . Lou McBoo's for breakfast . . . creative . . . chops . . . Pooh-Bear . . . Chrissy. trip to Hawaii . . . light blue . . . playing the saxophone . . . gullible . . . deep set eyes. . . Jules. Janice Reutt Russell Rhodes Me and the Pook . . .talkative . . . softball . . . Doonesbury . . . Doc Reutt. Powered by Ford . . . Mac's auto mechanics . . . Grace . Russ. Sit on it! . . . Otis . . . Russ . Ix ating. . .Snoopy. . .Grace. April Randall Really? . . . beach . . forgetfu . . . biting my nails . . . UMass . . lasagna . . . blue. Deborah Roberts Poor thing! . . green eyes . . dedicated . . nursing . Sagit tarius. . . happiness. . . Debor. Thomas Roberts Basically . . Lou Reed . . . foot- ball . . . Scorpio . . . Phelps . . Tom Boy. Kathryn Roderick being lazy . . . Eagles . . Dennis . . . Angie . . . Libra . . . Winkie. James Rondinelli What's up? . . . snowmobiling . . . to be rich . . . hunting . . to attend W.N.E.C . . Rondo. Mark Ruddock What is zero to the zero pow- I er? . . . mathematics. . . Rudy. Joanne Roy You know? . . . Steppenwolf . . . basketball ... the beach . . Bru- no's Pizza . . . Jowanna. Lynda Roy rollerskating . . . dizzy . . . Butch . . . Beach Boys . Stairway to Heaven . . . Lynn. Mark Ruby camping at Lake George . . listen- ing to the stereo . . . Canada . . hockey . . . Three Stooges . . . Rube. Rene RushJjy Sharone Ryan Cheryl St. Germain hiking . . . Led Zepplin . . pizza . . .Scorpio. . four-wheeling . . . Mt. Tom Reservation . . . Rain. my smile . . . friendly . . . Mr. Kel- ley . . . Summer of 72 . . . Elton John . . . happy. . . Sherrie. Valle's for lobster. . .blue eyes . . . Doug . . . John Denver . Colour My World . . . Proper Manner at G.S.F. 133 William St. John Southern Man . . Aries . , . blue . . . college . . . York Beach . . . Saint. Dennis St. Peter Hey,buddy! . . spaghetti. . . travel . . Pisces . . . Funky Wink- erbean . . . Bones. Robin Saliba Vermont . . . brown eyes . . . bas- ketball . . . Mickey Mouse . . . Scorpio . . . Robin. Margaret Sands freckles . . the W.J. . . John Denver. . . green grapes . . . Fog- horn-Leghorn . . . track and cross- country fan. Virginia Schmidt Mark Schortmann Cheryl Santolin Oh, I love it! . . . music . . . dark- haired, blue-eyed Italian , . . con- stant complainer . . . Michael . . . stuffed artichokes . . Cheryl. friendly. . . beach . . . Bunny Rab- Vermont . . . Jimmy . . blue . . . bit . . Harmony . . . lobster pizza. . . Colour My World . . . .Sar Baby. Ernest Serra Cape Cod. . .Jethro Tull. pizza ... purple . . ..carpentry . . . Gemini. . . Ernie. Robert Smethurst Kathleen Sliech I don't know! . . . blue . . . talka- tive . . . secretary . . . corn chow- der . . . Leo . . . volleyball . . . Kath. Julie Shaw Sure! . . . seafood . . . partying . . . technicolored fingernails . . . Black Oak Arkansas. . . H.H. Donald Sherry steak . . . Lazy . . . cars . . . Leo . . . beaches ... to bo rich . . . Linda . . . Don. Paul Skowera Blandford . . . J imi Hendrix . . . Roll Over Beethoven . . . baseball. . . money. . . Cancer. Thomas Shaer Sox in '76 . . . broadcast news . . . Dan Rather . . . politics . . . Fenway Park . . . Tom. Guido Simone music . . The Lord of the Rings . . . Bullwinkle. . . Yes . . . Bob. Linda Simpson Oh God! . . . drawing . . . hues of blue and green ... fat cheeks . . . registered nurse . . . The Pequod. . Simps. Rose Slosek Many are called, but few are cho- sen. . . . The Store . . . P.T.l Isaiah 53. . . Rose. Carey Sheehan Hampton Beach . . . sleeping . . . money . . . pizza . . Capricorn . . . Boston Red Sox . . . hex key. Nancy Skovholt 135 Donald Smith hunting . . . freedom . . . Philadel- phia band trip . . Elton |ohn . , . Coachlight . . . my nose . . . Smitty. Leila Soffen You troll!”. . . long, long hair I . . . Happy Days . . hamburgers . always smiling. . . Munchkin. Michael Stanfield No problem . partying 24 hours . Chesterfield . Jeep . Led Zepplin . . . Leo . . . Mike. David Stratos Cape. . . Fi Fi . . .Bugs Bunny. . . Aquarius... Pig Pen. Perry Stuart Nino's . . My Babes . . . football . Stump. Christine Sulborski I don't care! . . . Mac's . . . Dream On . . . Chris. Cynthia Tatro Yeah, right! . outgoing to go to college . . Don . . . Stair- way to Heaven . Thomas Stapleton Vicky Starzyk Gail Sterling N.R.P.S . . . Burke Mt . . . skiing . Loggins and Messina . . Tom the beach . . . big brown eyes . . . secretary . . . Hampton '74 . . . Elton John . . . maroon . . . Scor- pio. Frizz . . . outspoken . . . The Who . . . Feelings . . pizza . . . brown . . . Athena . . . Brit. 136 Daniel Taupier Who'll carry Ihe mail? . street hockey . . . the Philly «rip . . . veal parmesan . . . red . . . Dan. James Taupier Ellen Taylor Granville . . . Hampden '74 . . . Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young . . . blue. . . Ellen. William Taylor mustache . Otis . . . macaroni and cheese . . . Aries . . . blue . . . Bill. Jana Thies Denise Tetreault Richard Tencati Theresa Tessicini quiet . . . STCC . . . macaroni and cheese. . .yellow. . .golf. . . Bruins . . . Tink. Just for ha ha's!! . . .my smile. . . easygoing. . .The General. . . Mac Davis . . . Mickey Mouse . . . Terry. Vermont . . . quiet . . . Mark . . . to travel . . . spare ribs . . Capri- corn . . . Tate. the beach . . . sports . . . happy . . . Summer of '72''. . being with my friends . . . Friendly's . . . Juana. Laura Tomaszewski Deborah Toriani Andrea Torre Leo Tortoriello Hi!. What's up? , drawing and painting . . . vivacious ... get a couple of PH.D.’S. . fresh green peppers. . 10-speeding . . friends. I don't care, you turkey! . . . Deb's house . . . dark brown eyes . . . outgoing . . . J's party . . . limmy. . Debbie. brown eyes . . . Summer of '75 . . . |ohn Denver . . . Calypso . . . hockey. . . Tor. Turkey! . . . cruising . . . Bradley International . . . different . . . « new Continental . . . mycameri . . . band trips. Jeffrey Toth professional con-artist . . . Aeros- mith . . . lobster . the hoop . . . left. Deborah Touchette Huh? . . . being with friends . . . warm personality . . easygoing . . . Barry . . . Colour My World . . . hockey. . . Deb. David Trehey Fred Trimboli Theresa Trimboli Bryan Troie blue ... up the street ... my size . . hockey . . . tuna fish . . . sports-minded . . Huey. playing sports . . . Aerosmith . . roast beef . . . blue . . . Tank McNamara. . Fred. sleeping . . . the beach . . tuna fish . . . blue . . . tennis. Whatley. . Black Sabbath . . Tree. 138 Jurij Tupikow lakes and mountains . . . fishing at Quabbin , . . working on engines . . . trout. . . Scorpio. Douglas Van Newenhoven Theresa Walker I'm starving! . . . Libra . . . eggrolls . . Poor Richards Michael . . . Colour My World . . .Toots. Ralph Twining french fries and hamburgers . . . Auburn . . . astronomy . . . sports . . Riverside . . Elvis Presley . . Malph. Marisa Vazquez weekends at the ocean . . . ice skating . . . artistic . . . lobster. . . field hockey ... to hear a different drummer. . . Aries. Myriam Ulloa Mac's . . . partying . . . pink . . . fig newtons. . .eating. . .Gemini . . . Your Song . . . Kanaya. Jack Viecelli Italian . . . Elton John . . . Athena . . . roast beef grinders . . . hockey . . . red . . . Jack. Caroline Walsh Carry Walsh steak . . . green . . . Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young . . . The Pequod . . . Carr. You nerds! . . .concerts. . .Roll- ing Stones . . . pizza ... red . . Hookshot. Mary Valenti Italian . . . Elton John . . . eggplant parmesan . hockey . . Yacky Doodle. . . vegetarian . . . Mary. Linda Viens You'll get right over it! . . . Hey, U-Bang!''. . .Capricorn. . . Col- our My World . . .Lin. % � Debra Wheeler 139 Peter White Charlene Whitney Elizabeth Wiley Mark Winne Muck! . , . to own a Mercedes- Benz . . . pharamist . . Moon- light Bay . . . Arctic Cat Black . . . Whitey. country rides . . .longhair. . . smiling. . happiness. . .Steve . . . Aries . . . Whit. Whatcha doing? . . . The Berk- shires . . . Mac's . . . AFS exchange student . . . lasagna . . Funkey Winkerbean . . . Bonnie. Travel. . . Allman Brothers Band . . . basketball. . . Pooh Bear. Heidi Wislocki Are you kidding me? . . . pretty smile stuffed cabbage . . . quiet until you get to know her. . . playing cards. . Heidi. Chester Zymroz I don't care! . . . Dr. Chet . . . AHS Band . . Ballroom Blitz . . . Rex to have a good time . . . Skip. Dale Wright You fool! . . K.C. and The Sun- shine Band . . . football . . . blue . . . short-tempered . . . hamburg- ers.. . Dale. Mark Zerbinopoulos Michael Zuravv moody . . . Jim Palmer . . . Mont- real . . . Allman Brothers Band . . . blue . . . Doonesbury . . hockey. Seniors not photographed . . . Robert Blanch Michael Brock Richard Conlon Joseph Grimaldi Michael Lynch Timothy Morrissey Louis Picard Cheryl Price Daniel Racicot Patricia Rice Richard Ringer Jeffrey Roberts Thomas Robinson Michael Secondo Alfred Stoddard Richard Turner 140 In Memory of Jeff McCarl A Troubled Mind I sit here thinking of death and God with a weary mind, and heavy heart, I sit and ponder what death has brought. A murdered friend, my dying heart, I wonder why a friend so close, to God I ask this question most. As I often wonder why, tears come frequently to my eyes, and now I think, I finally see, fearing death is fearing thee. O God, how beautiful it must be, to meet thee Lord finally. To meet my friends and all the rest. To meet Jeff, My Lord, and Everlasting Rest. Kurt Richard Fields Jeffrey McCarl 1957-1975 141 M2 SENIOR ACTIVITIES. . . Gregory Abbey, 226 Colemore St. F.H. Michael Aequaro, 32 Rhodes Ave. F.H. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. Karen Adams, 46 Simpson Cir. Graduation Usherette 2; Office Aide 4. Susan Adamski, 29 Briarcliff F.H.JCl 3; NHS 3,4. Mary Adelman, 87 Meadowbrook Rd. Cynthia Ainsworth, 233 Colemore St. F.H. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. 4; Halloween Safety Pro- gram 2, 3; Library Staff 1, 2; Model Congress 3; Operetta 2; Sachem Staff Editor-in-Chief 4; West Side Rally 3, 4; Winter Olympics 2; Graduation Usherette 2; Freshman Yearbook 1. Daniel Alexander, 99 Moore St. Pamela Alexander, 78 Woodside Dr. Basketball 1, 2; Operetta 2; Halloween Safety Pro- gram 4; NHS 3,4. Rose Amar, 49 Carmen Ave. Colorguard 1, 2, 3, 4; Daisy Chain 2, 3; Hockey Cheerleader 3,4. Pamela Anderson, 20 Wooddiff Ave. Daisy Chain 3; Office Aide 2, 3, 4; Graduation Usherette 2. Catherine Andrews, 629 Main St. Basketball Stat. 3,4; Girls' Track 4; NHS 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Swim Team 2,3,4; Track Stat. 3. foseph Anton, 30 Lincoln St. F.H. Soccer 1,2. Peter Anton, 30 Lincoln St. F.H. laura Avery, 6 Frank St. Colorguard 2; Daisy Chain 2. Cynthia Ayre, 38 Albert St. Biology Club 3; Homeroom Rep. 4; Kid Party 4; Monte Carlo 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Sachem Staff 4; Swim Team 2; West Side Rally 3,4. Diane Babcosk, 77 Rivcrview Ave. Business Club 4; Daisy Chain 2,3; Spanish Club 3; West Side Rally 4. Mark Baillargeon, 126 Elm St. Soccer 2,3. Sally Bailleul. 9 Mallard Cir. Biology Club 3; Monte Carlo 3; West Side Rally 3. lohn Baldarelli, 178 High St. West Side Rally 3,4. Rosemarie Battles, 536 North St. F.H. Chorus 1; Field Hockey 2; NHS 3,4; Basketball 2; Prom Usherette 2; Daisy Chain 2; Art Club V Pres. 3; Business Club Pres. 3; Biology Club 3. Christine Bava, 115 Poplar St. F.H. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorale 3, Sec. 4; District Cho- rus 4; Hockey Cheerleader 4; )a Band 3,4; Oper- etta 2,3,4; Sing-Out 2,3,4. Wynn Beattie, 89 Norris St. Richard Beaudelte, 125 Brien St. Basketball 1, 2; Football 1; Paper Drive 3; Winter Olympics 3. Arthur Beauvais, 112 Mill St. David Bedard, 50 School St. Bowling Club 2; Art Club 2,3,4. Gail Bellame, 11 Homestead St. Colorguard 2, 3� 4; NHS 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Hal- loween Safety Program 2; Sachem Staff 4; Career Resource Center 3. lohn Bdtrandi, 41 Lexington St. Basketball Stat. 2; Wrestling 1. Robert Bcnerakis, 81 Peasant Dr. F.H. loanne Bennett, 432 No. Westfield St. Art Club 2,3, f res. 4; Halloween Committee 4. Robert Berthiaume, 14 Porter Dr. Maria Bianchi, 33 Duclos Dr. Business Club 2; DECA 4. Matthew Bickford, 35 Elbert St. Mary Blakesley, 24 Vassar Dr. AFS Treas. 4; West Side Rally 3, 4; Prom Commit- tee 3. Barry Boccasile, 15 Hillcrest St. Band 1,2, 3,4; Ja Band 1, 2.3,4; All Western Dis- trict Band 3, 4; Sing-Out 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2, 3; Weightlifting 3. Brenda Bonavita, 169 Maynard St. Office Aide 4; Homeroom Rep. 4. Debra Botelho, 1117 No. Westfield St. F.H. Mkhelle Bouchard, 77 Parkview Dr. Field Hockey 2; Graduation Usherette 3. Tina Bouchard, 22 Meadowbrook Rd. Office Aide 4. lynn Bouley, 19 Letendre Ave. F.H. West Side Rally 4; Halloween Safety Program 1. Donald Bovat, 256 High St. lames Bowden, 65 Northwood St. NHS 3,4; Bowling Club 3,4. ludith Bo ek, 105 Northwood St. NHS 3.4; Field Hockey 2,4; Basketball 2,3. Capt. 4; West Side Rally 4. Peter Bradford, 21 Oxford St. Ruth Bradford, 21 Oxford St. library Staff 1,2,3. lane Bragg, 25 Alfred Cir. Colorguard 2, 3, 4; Biology Club V Pres. 4; Winter Olympics 4; Monte Carlo 3,4. Cynthia Braica, 13 Harding St. DECA 4. Theresa Braica, 13 Harding St. Class Pres. 4; Prom Committee 3; West Side Rally 3,4. ludith Brinn, 379 River Rd. Michael Brock, 44 Hamilton Cir. F.H. Betsy Brown, 1324 Main St. JCl 2, 3,4; Sing-Out Props 2,3; lighting Crew 3,4; NHS 3,4; Graduation Usherette 1,2. Darlene Brown, 16 Center St. leffrey Brusig, 130 So. Park Terr. Soccer 2,3; Tennis 2; Mirror Staff 4. Susan Bryant, 422 So. Westfield St. F.H. DECA 4; I ibrary Staff 1,2,3; Halloween Safety Program 4; Sing-Out Usherette 1, 2, 3; Daisy Chain Michele B’Shara, 63 DePalma St. F.H. OSA 1,2. Lynn Buckingham, 46 Simpson Cir. Graduation Usherette 2; Office Aide 4. Michelle Bussiere, 14 Corey. Col. AFS 4; Swim Team 2,3, Co-Capt. 4. Paul Byrne, 37 Hastings St. F.H. Basketball 1; Track 2,3,4; Football 1,2,4; NHS 3,4. Gary Camponiani, 618 6B Country Manor library Staff 3; DECA 4. Mark CanceHiere, 31 Federal St. Matthew Cancelliere, 31 Federal St. Robert Cardwell, 45 Shoemaker Lane F.H. Soccer 4; Wrestling 2,3, Co-Capt. 4; NHS 3,4; As Schools Match Wits 2. Cynthia Carey, 60 Maynard St. F.H. DECA 4. Patricia Carmel, 72 Channell Dr. Band t, 2,3,4; Chorale 3,4; Health Careers Club 4; Sing-Out 1,2,3; Operetta 2,3,4. Donna Caroleo, 1214 Suffield St. Ski Team 2, 3; Biology Club 3; Halloween Safety Program 2,3. Men Case, 57 Monroe Si. Band I, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 4; Colorguard 2, 3, 4; Hockey Cheerleader 4; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Sing-Out 1,2.4. Ihomas Cassidy, 227 Mill St. Swim learn 2, 3, Capt.4; Track 2; W«l Side Rally 4; Halloween Safety Program 4; Operetta 1; Lighting 3, 4; Mirror Staff 4; Girls' Swim learn Mgr. 4; AVA Maureen Calaidi, 16 (dgewater Rd. Yearbook 1; Cheerleader 1, 2; |CL 4; West Side Rally 3. Donna Cheehile, 35 Western Dr. Stanley Chmiclewski 637 North St. f.H. football 2,3; Basketball 2,3. Thomas Cirillo, 16 Old Mill Rd. Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Band 1; NHS 3,4; JCL 2. laurie Clark, 235 No. Westfield St. Field Hockey 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Art Club 2,3,4. leslie Clark, 235 No. Westfield St. Swimming 2, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 4; West Side Rally 3,4. Thomas Colson, 18 Ridgcview Dr. Cross-Country 2,3,4. Peter Comannon, 235 N. Westfield St. AFS4. Mi hard Conlon, 25 Old Mill Rd. Wrestling 2,3. Dennis Conway, 320 Cooper St. Susan Conway, 50 Poinsetta St. OSA Sec. 4; AFS Pres. 4; Mirror Staff 3, 4; Sachem Staff 4; West Side Rally 3; Prom Committee 3; NHS 3,4; I ibrary Staff 3; Winter Olympics 3. Kevin Cook, 59 S. Westfield St. F.H. Football 1; Hockey 2,3,4; Soccer 2. Sandra Cooper, 96 Ridgeway Dr. Art Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Halloween Dec. 2, 3, Chm. 4; Operetta Make-Up 2, 3; Daisy Chain 3; Homeroom Rep. 4; West Side Rally 3; Graduation Usherette 2. Dawn Corbin, 131 River Rd. Band 1,2; Colorguard 2, 3,4; JCL 2; Prom Commit- tee 3; NHS 3,4; Operetta 2; Sing-Out 2. Kathy Cormier, 69 Peros Dr. Sachem Staff 4; Chorale 3, Treas. 4; Chorus 1, 2,4; Sing-Out 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Health Careers Club 4; Chess Club Treas. 3,4; CPR 3,4. Kim Cosby,62 Elmar Dr. F.H. JCL 3; NHS 3. Paul Cosimini, 77 Reed St. Kevin Coughlin, 168 Franklin St. f.H. luAnn Courtney, 106 Hamilton Cir. NHS 3,4; Pep Squad 3; library Staff 3; Mirror Staff 4. Dennis Cowart, 1085 No. Westfield St. Chorale 3; Sing-Out 3; Wrestling 2; Operetta 3; District Chorus 2. William Craig, 239 Southwic St. F.H. Cynthia Cross, 206 Southwic St. NHS 3,4; Band 1,2,3; JCl 3; Operetta 3. [ileen Culverhouse,722 So. Westfield St. Daisy Chain 2; Colorguard 2, 3, 4; lib. Band 3, 4; Sing-Out 2,3,4; Chorale 2, 3; NHS 3,4; Prom Ush- erette 2; Operetta 2,3,4. Mchard Curry, 6 So. Westfield St. Football 2; Ski Team 3,4; Weightlifting 2. Sharon Cusson, 269 Maynard St. Chorale 3, V Pres. 4; Madrigals 4; District Chorus 3, 4; Sing-Out 3, 4; Operetta 2,4; Band 1, 2; |Cl 3, 4; Sachem Staff 4; library Staff 3. tdward Cyran, 51 Tracy Dr. NHS 3,4. Laurie Dahdah, 469 North St. NHS 3, Sec. 4. Paul Dahlke, 33 Poinsetta St. Soccer 2,3,4; Hockey 4. Diane Danaher, 156 Suffield St. DECA 4; Sock Hop 4. Kit hard Daubit , 232 Colemore St. F.H. Darcy Davis, 1215 Main St. NHS 3, 4; District 8and 1, 2, 3, 4; District Stage- Band 3; All-State Band 3; Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3, V Pres. 4; Stage Band 1, 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2; USA Band 3; Sachem Staff 4. Diane DeChristopher, 571 Mill St. F.H. Colorguard 2,3,4; Art Club 3,4; field Hockey Mgr. 4; Halloween Decorations 4; Daisy Chain 2, 3; Operetta 2,4. loseph Deiosmo, 11 Western Dr. Football 1,2. Hi abeth Deliso, 933 River Rd. Swim Team 2,3; Ski Team 2,4; NHS 3,4. Cregg DeMatos, 39 Wilbert Terr. f.H. Daniel Denoncourt, 222 lames St. F.H. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4. Louis Desieno, 69 River Rd. Susan Desjarlais, 25 Doane Ave. West Side Rally 3,4. Albert Desmarais, 231 Rowley St. Barbara Dimino, 429 Main St. DECA 4. lames Donovan, 301 Rowley St. Kevin Donovan, 120 Federal St. Ext. Homeroom Rep. 4; Hockey 2, 4; Senior-Fac- ulty Football Game 4. Patricia Dowd, 54 Anthony St. Mark Drouin, 72 Thalia Dr. F.H. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. John Drummond, 67 Raymond Cir. Baseball 2. laurie Dubuc, 187 Colemore St. F.H. Su anne Dudley, 133 Adams St. Daisy Chain 3; DECA 4; Halloween Safety Program 1; Operetta Make-Up 2. Diane Dussault, 80 Cecile St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 3, 4; Sing-Out 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2,3,4; District Band 3,4; NHS 4. Cynthia Duval, 14 Alhambra Cir. NHS 4; JCl 2,3,4; Swim Team 3,4; Bowling Club 2, 3. Karen tdwards, 83 Mill St. Kad Lkstedt, 30 Briarcliff Dr. F.H. Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1, 2. 3,4; Track 1, 2,3.4. Susan Mis, 38 Barn Rd. Colorguard 2,3,4; DECA 4. Mark faucette, 91 Campbell Dr. Hockey 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Soccer 2. Sheryl fay, 342 Adams St. Richard femmel, 116 letendre Ave. F.H. Basketball Mgr. 1; Spanish Club 2; Ski Club 2, 3. loAnn Fergie, 166 Thalia Dr. F.H. JCL 3; Spanish Club 2; Art Club 4; library Staff 3. William Ferguson, 165 Cooper St. Hockey 3,4. Anne Fischer, 55 Emerson Rd. AVA 2; lighting Crew 2; Bowling Club 2, 3,4; Hal- loween Safety Program 2, 3, 4; JCL 3, 4; Field Hockey 4; NHS 3,4; Chorus 1. loseph Fleming, 224 North St. F.H. Cheryl Fogg, 45 Barney St. Band 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; All Western Mass. District Band 1,2,3,4. Anita Fontaine, 54 Greenacre lane OSA 2, Sec. 3, Oir. 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; NHS 3, 4; Softball 2, 3; Basketball 2; Mass. Girl State Rep. 3; Advisory Council 3, Chairman 4; Ski Team Mgr. 3; Yearbook 1. Bruce Fontaine, 17 Mallard Cir. F.H. Bowling League 3; Playgoer's Club 4; Mirror Staff 4. Mir hi cl Francoeur, 49 Memorial Dr. F.H. Hockey 3. Carlos franqueza, 74 Liberty St. F.H. Paul Trappier, 526 No. Westfield St. F.H. DECA 4; AVA 1,2. Miry Frenctte, 37 Bailey St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Decorators Committee 1, 2, Pres. 3, 4; Chess Club Pres. 3, 4; Health Careers Club 2, 3, Scc. Treas. 4; Sing-Out 4; Operetta 3,4; CPR Class 3,4; Math League 4. Kithlecn Fuller, 100 Columbia Dr. F.H. Sing-Out Tickets 1, 2; Halloween Safety Pro- gram 1; West Side Rally 3,4. Timmy Fuller, 86 Elm St. Art Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2. Cynthii Fydenkevez, 28 Valentine Terr. Ski Team 1,2. Michael Fydenkevez, 1329 Suffield St. Football 1. Kir bird Gillenni, 80 Fairview St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS 3,4; Track 2, 3, 4; Weight- lifting 2, 3, 4; Mirror Staff 2, 3, 4; JCL 3; Student Patrol 3. Celeste Cillucci, 532 Southwick St. F.H. NHS 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; field Hockey 3, Tri-Capt. 4; Ski Team 4; Tennis 4; Advisory Council 3; Key Club 3; Sachem Staff 4; Yearbook 1; Chorus 1; Halloween Safety Program 2,3; Winter Olympics 2. Cheryl Gzrdner, 57 Bessbrook St. F.H. Art Club 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; West Side Rally 4. Robert Girdner, 107 Silver lake Dr. Soccer 1,2; Football 3; Swim Team 1,2,3,4. Cheryl Girfield, 115 Thalia Dr. F.H. Fdward Garvulenski, 35 Mill St. Steven Geiger, 32 Brookline Ave. F.H. Football 1,2.3,4; Weightlifting 2,3,4. Mire Gendron, 94 Hamilton Cir. F.H. Soccer 3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. Vincent Giinnetti, 81 incoln St. F.H. Soccer 1,2,4; Hockey 4. lissa Gibeiult, 50 Norman Terr. F.H. Chides Girard, 94 Mill St. Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 2,3,4. Richard Gloster, 46 Althea Cir. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Weightlifting 1,2,3, 4. Daniel Godbout, 142 Silver St. Soccer 2. Brenda Gooch, 529 Mill St. F.H. Colorguard 2,3,4; Daisy Chain 2; Graduation Usherette 2; Prom Committee 3. Rosemary Goyette, 15 Maynard St. F.H. Ski Team 3,4. [lien Grabinski, 36 Raymond Cir. Colorguard 2, 3,4; Drum Major 4; Softball Mgr. 2; Prom Committee 3; West Side Rally 3; NHS 3, 4; Sachem Staff 4; Kid Party Decorations 4. David Greene, 262 No. Westfield St. F.H. Bruce Gregalis, 23 Lincoln St. F.H. NHS 3,4. David Griffin, 673 Mill St. F.H. AVA 1, 2, 3, 4; Mirror Staff 2, 3, 4; Lighting Dew 1,2,3,4; JCL 2,3,4. Frank Grimaldi, 1285 Spfld. St. F.H. DECA 4. Joseph Grimaldi, 234 Maple St. Sandra Grzebien, 184 North St. Thomas Guarnieri, 110 Letendre Ave. F.H. Football 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Student Patrol 3. Robert Hadden, 349 Shoemaker Lane Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2. louAnn Hallaman, 134 Walnut St. Field Hockey 2; Band 1,2; junior Class Marshall 3. Peter Hamar, 85 No. Westfield St. F.H. AVA 1, 2; NHS 3, 4; Bowling 1, 2; Lighting Crew 2. Michael Haramut, 89 Alhambra Cir. Soccer 2. Paula Hardina, 124 Anthony St. Class Treas. 1, 2, 3,4; AVA 3; NHS 3,4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Winter Olympics 1, 2, 3, 4; West Side Rally 3,4; Yearbook 1. Dvyanne Harrison, 403 Shoemaker lane Art Club 3,4. Chides Hastings, 114 Campbell Dr. Kathleen Hayes, 200 Adams St. field Hockey 3, 4; West Side Rally 3, 4; NHS 3, 4; Sachem Staff 4; Kid Party Decorations 4; Hockey Cheerleader 3; Prom Committee 3; Chorale 3; Choralettes 2; Band 2; Sing-Out 2; Chorus 1,2; AFS 4; Operetta 1; Halloween Safety Program 2; Daisy Chain 2; Monte Carlo 3. Joseph Hebed, 107 Campbell Dr. Richard Henry, 43 River Rd. Nancy Hermans, 274 Cooper St. Stephen Houlihan, 1141 River Rd. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; JCL 3,4; Ski Club 1,4; Homeroom Rep. 4. lames Howe, 29 Memorial Dr. F.H. DECA 4. Holly Hubbard, 70 Edgewater Rd. Band 1,2,3; Swim Team 2. Philip Hurley, 160 So. West St. F.H. Anthony Impoco, 242 No. Westfield St. F.H. Janine Jackson, 247 Colemore St. F.H. Swim Team 2; Art Club 2; Halloween Safety Program 4. James Jenks, 68 Washington Ave. Philip Jensen, 39 Valentine Terr. Football 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3.4. Peggy Johnson, 100 Elm St. Basketball 1,2; West Side Rally 4. David Jones, 323 Southwich St. F.H. John Juliano, 232 Meadow St. David Kamyk, 71 Woodside Dr. Hockey 1,2,3,4. Anthony Karam, 100 School St. Baseball 1; Tennis 2,3,4. Brian Keeley, 1234 Suffield St. Hockey 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1; Soccer 2; Senior-Fac- ulty Football Game 4. Lisa Kibbe, 40 Doane Ave. West Side Rally 3, 4; Monte Carlo 3; Halloween Safety FVogram 2; Daisy Chain 2; Art Club 2,3,4. Walter Klaus, 15 Belvidere Ave. F.H. library Staff 3; Baseball 4. Theresa Kopyscinski, 200 Rowley St. Red Cross Service 4. Donna Korob, 91 Hamilton Cir. F.H. Library Staff 3; Business Club 3,4; Mirror Staff 3. Daniel Kozikowski, 352 Poplar St. F.H. lames Krolicki, 28 Memorial Dr. F.H. Dawn Kunasek, 16 Sequoia Dr. F.H. Art Club 3,4; Swim Team 2; Daisy Chain 3. Sherry Kudz, 43 Spring St. Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Halloween Decorations 4; Homeroom Rep. 4. den Kutrenko, 15 Seymour Ave. Hockey 4; Swim Team 1; Wrestling 2. Kevin laf ranee, 1197 River Rd. Oennif Lang, 52 William St. F.H. Track 3, 4; Weightlifting 4; Basketball 2; Win- ter Olympics 3,4. Robin Lariviere, 37 Orlando St. F.H. field Hockey 2; DECA Pres.4. Stephen lasky, 28 Hamilton Cir. F.H. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2. I auric ta ar cra, 107 Brien St. Colorguard 2, 3,4; West Side Rally 4; Winter Olympics 4; Daisy Chain 2, 3; Mirror Staff 3, 4; Hockey Slat. 3,4. Kevin leClerc, 85 Albert St. Chrivtine I ens, 452 No. West St. F.H. Daisy Chain 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Business Club 4; West Side Rally 4. Irene Lens, 452 No. West St. F.H. Daisy Chain 2,3; West Side Rally 4. Anthony Liberatore, 1099 River Rd. Cross Country 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Weightlifting 3; Winter Olympics 3, 4; OSA 4; Halloween Safety F rogram 1,4. Patricia Liddell, 16 Sycamore Terr. Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Class V Pres. 2; Winter Olympics 1. Darlene I iquori, 618 Cooper St. Paul Lombardini, 24 Oak Hill Ave. Deborah longey, 52 Ley St. Health Careers Club 3. David Losito, 611 Mill St. F.H. NHS 3,4; West Side Rally 4. Fell losito, 6 Fenton St. F.H. Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 1, 2; Basketball 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. Michael Iuciani, 61 Highland St. F.H. Soccer 2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Win- ter Olympics 3,4. Kathleen lucier, 22 Scherpa St. library Staff 3; Daisy Chain 3; Business Club 4. Ion Lund, 33 Norman Terr. lori I unden, 845 Shoemaker lane F.H. Art Club 2; Sock Hop 4; DECA 4. Cheryl lutat, 95 Harvey Johnson Dr. Red Cross Service 4. Michael l ynch, 824 No. West St. F.H. Dale McCarl, 1075 Suff ield St. 146 Soccer 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Senior-Faculty Football Came 4; NHS 3,4. Frederick McCormack, 20 Country Rd. Football 3; Football Mgr. 3; Hockey Mgr. 4. Stephen McCormack, 20 Country Rd. Hockey 2,3; Soccer 4. Margaret McCormick, 24 Giffin Place F.H. Student Patrol 3; Ski Team 2. Peter McLaughlin, 98 Federal St. Ext. Tennis 1,2,3,4. Horence McMullin, 33 Norman Terr. F.H. lohn McNamara, 5 Elmar Dr. F.H. Hockey 1,2,3,4. Susan Madamas, 84 Norris St. F.H. West Side Rally 4; Halloween Safety Program Wendy Makuch, 35 Charles St. Ski Team; Cheerleader 1; Red Cross Service. Wayne Mallory, 738 Suff ield St. Soccer 2,3, Capt. 4; NHS 3,4. lisa Marceau, 1084 Main St. Colorguard 2,3, Capt. 4. William Marganti, 49 Poinsetta St. Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Weightlifting 2,3, 4; Wrestling 4. Charles Marquis, 34 Wilbert Terr. F.H. Hockey 2,3,4. Mary Marquis, 39 Norman Terr. F.H. Art Club 3, 4; West Side Rally 3, 4; Monte Carlo 3; Halloween Safety Program 2. FredMarquiss, 52 No. Alhambra Cir. Art Club 2,3,4; Bowling Club 2. Michael Marvici, 89 Kensington St. F.H. Band 1,2,3,4; Chorale 2,3,4; Operetta 2,3,4; Sing-Out 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; District Chorus 3, 4; Jazz Band 1,4. Fdtvard Mason, 857 Spfld. St. F.H. Baseball 1,2, .3,4; Basketball 2. Felix Matt, 506 No. Westfield St. F.H. Band 1,2,3; AVA 1; DECA 4. Martha May, 20 Federal Ave. Basketball 1, 2.3,4; Softball 2,3,4; field Hockey 4; Library Staff 4; AFS 4; Monte Carlo 3, 4; Winter Olympics 4. lelfrey Maynard, 1202 North St. F.H. Bowling Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4; Math League Paul Mai a, 11 Fruwirth Ave. F.H. Patrick Meade, 252 Silver St. Robin Meissner, 115 Campbell Dr. Office Aid 3,4; Halloween Safety Program 2. Walter Meissner, 3% Main St. Christopher Meister, 77 Harvey Johnson Dr. Soccer 1,2,3,4; Ski Team 1,2,3,4; Tennis 3,4. Robert Mercadante, 374 Poplar St. F.H. Italian Club Pres. 4; JCl 2,3,4; Math League 4; French Club 4; NHS 3,4. Mark Mickey, 11 Brookline Ave. F.H. French Club 2; Soccer 1, 2; Chorale 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Sing-Out 3, 4; Bowling Club 3; Dis- trict Chorus 4. George Miller, 358 Meadow St. Patricia Miller, 60 Parker St. Halloween Safety Program 2, 3; NHS 3; Home- room Rep. 4; Colorguard 2,3,4; Drum Major 4. Dave Mod eleski, 624 Suffield St. libraryStaff 3. Kathryn Montagna, 69 Parkview Dr. F.H. DECA V Pres. 4; Field Hockey Mgr. 2; Business Club V Pres. 3. Margaret Montagna, 28 Florida Dr. Michael Moran, 39 Ridgeview Dr. F.H. Baseball 1,2. Doris Moraski, 89 Granger Dr. F.H. DECA 4; Basketball 1,2. Lynn Morassi, 540 Cooper St. Basketball Mgr. 1,2. Gary Moren, 1088 No. West St. F.H. DECA 4. Francine Mortis, 10 Homestead St. Mirror Staff 4; Pep Squad 3; Prom Committee 3. Scott Morrison, 135 School St. Hockey 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4. Timothy Morrissey, 37 Campbell Dr. Marc Most, 959 Main St. Class Pres. 1,2; Soccer 2. Kimberly Mushrush, 77 Sunnyslope Ave. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 3, 4; Band Decorating Committee 2,3,4. Michael Mutti, 75 Anthony St. Ski Club 1,2,3,4; AVA 1,2,3,4; I ighting Crew 1,2, 3,4; Ski Team 4. Susan Muj y, 35 Clematis Rd. Ski Team 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 3, Capt. 4; Mirror Staff 4. Linda Neilsen, 67 Greenatrc lane. I odd Nichols, 1141 Main St. Band 1. Andrew Niemec, 135 Valentine St. Richard Niles, 124 Parker St. Soccer 2,3,4. Heidi Ober, 44 Hamilton Cir. F.H. DECA 4. Brian O'Connell, 413 North St. F.H. Hockey 2,3,4. Steven Pappas, 163 Florida Dr. Nancy Paquette, 40 Wren wood Lane AVA 3; Pep Squad 3; DECA 4. DonaldParisien, 1116 Spfld. St. F.H. Dawn Paro, 492 North St. F.H. Band 1,2; |Cl 2,3,4; library Staff 2,3,4. «•an Parry ch, 1099 Suffield St. Halloween Safety Program 3; Daisy Chain 2,3. Donna Paul, 66 Channel! Dr. Colorguard 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; West Side Rally 4; NHS 3, 4; Daisy Chain 2, 3; Halloween Safety Program 2. Danielle Payne, 31 Virginia St. Choralettes 2; Ch« rale 2, 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Sing- Out 2, 3, 4; Operetta 2, 4; Chorale Exchange 2; Spanish Club 2; Chorale Public ity Officer 4. Shirley Pease, 100 Elm St. West Side Rally 4; Daisy Chain 2; Homeroom Rep. 4. Dune Pedulia, 3S1 Meadow St. AVA 2,4; NHS 3,4; Mirror Staff 3, Co-Ed. 4. Deborah Pennock, 110 Federal St. Ext. Field Hockey 2; Halloween Safety Program 2, 3, Chairman 4; Prom Committee 3; Monte Carlo 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Daisy Chain 3; Graduation Usherette 2; Prom Usherette 2; West Side Rally 3, 4; Girts' Chorus 2; Operetta 2. Mirilyn Perreault, 48 Raymond Cir. Sachem Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; West Side Rally 3,4; AFS 4; Biology Club 3; Monte Carlo 3,4; Winter Olympics 4; Yearbook 1. Linda Perrotta, 75 River Rd. Girts' Chorus 1,4; Choralettes 2, 3; Chorale 2, 3,4; Madrigals 4; Sing-Out 2,3,4; Playgoers Club 4. Charles Pertusi, 22 George St. Celeste Petrone, 59 Federal St. Colorguard 2, 3, 4; Sachem Staff 4; l ibrary Staff 3; Daisy Chain 2, 3; Softball 2. Claudia Petrucci, 100 Edward St. Winter Olympics 3. Mark Poggi, 48 Carmen Ave. F.H. Football 2.3,4; Track 3,4; Weightlifting 3,4. Kathy Porter, 244 Silver St. Health Careers Club 2, 3, Pres. 4; Bowling Club 3, 4; Daisy Chain 2; NHS 3,4; Field Hockey Mgr. 3,4; Field Hockey Mgr. 3,4; Halloween Safety Program Maria Prcterotti, 225 Spfld. St. Audrey Price, 83 Valentine St. Cheryl Price, 162 Mallard Cir. Laurie Provost, 482 Mill St. F.H. Gymnastics 1, 2, 4; Art Club 3; Cheerleader 3; West Side Rally 3,4; Monte Carlo 3,4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Halloween Safety Program 4; Biology Club 3; Bowling Club 3,4. Kevin Quick, 5 Church St. Football 2, 3,4; Track 2, 3, 4; Weightlifting 3; Bas- ketball 2. Donna Quigley, 25 Monroe St. Colorguard 2,3,4. Bryant Quilliam, 62 Althea Cir. Daniel Kackot, 92 James St. F.H. Christine Racine, 25 Sterling Rd. Colorguard 2,3,4; Sing-Out 2,3,4; District Chorus 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Madrigals 4; Field Hockey 3; Spanish Club 2; Daisy Chain 2; Operetta 2,3,4. lulie Rackliffe, 95 Edgewater Rd. NHS 3, 4; Band 1, 2, Lib. 3, 4; Dance Band 2. 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; District Band 4; Halloween Safety Program 2. April Randall, 426 North St. F.H. JCL 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Health Careers Club 4. lanice Reutt, 76 Belvidere Ave. F.H. NHS 3,4; Mirror Staff 3, Co-Ed. 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Winter Olympics 1. Russell Rhodes, 779 Suffield St. AVA 3. Patricia Rice, 26 Melrose Place. Richard Ringer, 198 Mill St. Grace Rising, 944 Shoemaker lane F.H. Deborah Roberts, 20 Barn Rd. West Side Rally 4; Operetta 2; Art Club 3,4; Sing- Out Usherette 1; Prom Committee 3; Halloween Safety Program 2; Halloween Decorations 3. leffrey Roberts, 16 Laura Circle Ski Team 3. Kim Roberts, 603 Spfld. St. F.H. Thomas Roberts, 12 Cosgrove Ave. Thomas Robinson, 79 Perry lane Swim Team 4. Kathryn Roderkk, 204 Suffield St. DECA 4; Halloween Safety Program 1. Carmen Rondinelli, 28 Homestead St. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club Treas. 3, Pub. 4; Operetta 2; Sing-Out Usherette 2; Halloween Decorations 4; West Side Rally 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; Hal- loween Safety Program 2; Sachem Staff 4. ames Rondinelli, 171 Rowley St. NHS 3,4. loanne Roy, 84 Horsham Flace F.H. Lynda Roy, 10 Barry St. F.H. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; library Staff 1, 2, 3; Sachem Staff 4; Sing-Out Usherette 1, 2, 3; Hal- loween Safety Program 1,2,3,4; Operetta 2. Mark Ruby, 122 Monroe St. Hockey 2,3,4. Mark Ruddock, 29 Parkview Dr. F.H. NHS 3,4. Rene Rushby, 89 Homer St. F.H. Sharone Ryan, 799 Main St. Cheryl St. Germain, 93 So. Park Terr. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Halloween Safety Program 3; Student Patrol 3; Softball 2,3,4. William St. lohn, 28 William St. F.H. Dennis St. Peter, 62 Cooley St. Robin Saliba, 1 Doane Ave. Basketball 1, 2,4; Art Club 4; West Side Rally 3, 4; Halloween Safety Program 2; Monte Carl« 3. Margaret Sands, 387 Southwick St. F.H. Art Club 2, 3,4; Field Hockey 3; Basketball 2; Halloween Safety Program 2, 3, 4; Winter Olym- pics 2,3,4; OSA 4. Cheryl Santolin, 39 Day St. F.H. Colorguard 2,3,4. Nancy Sardella, 68 Hastings St. F.H. Colorguard 2,3,4; Student Patrol 3; Basketball 2; West Side Rally 4; Mirror Staff 3. Virginia Schmidt, 24 Mallard Cir. F.H. Mark Schortmann, 62 Amherst Ave. F.H. Art Club 3,4. John Scibelli, 26 Sterling Rd. Mirror Staff 4. Michael Secondo, 27 Center St. Mary Seriva, 90 Bro . Terr. F.H. Ernest Serra, 23 Norris St. F.H. Thomas Shaer, 630 Cooper St. AVA 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball Announcer 2, 3, 4; Base- ball Announcer 3, 4; Mirror Staff 3, 4; As Schools Match Wits 4; AFS 4. lulie Shaw, 589 River Rd. West Side Rally 3; Daisy Chain 3; Monte Carlo 3,4. Carey Sheehan, 64 Simpson Cir. Donald Sherry, 37 Briarcliff F.H. Guido Simone, 62 Reed St. 147 NHS 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3. Lindj Simpson, 60 Roberta Cir. NHS 3,4; Class V Pres. 4; Winter Olympics 1, 2, 4; Colorguard 2, 3,4; West Side Rally 3,4; Kid Party 4. Nincy Skovholt, 29 Sutton Place. PjuI Skowerj, 81 Belvidere Ave. F.H.AVA4. Kithleen Sliech, 1076 Shoemaker lane F.H. NHS 3, 4; Sachem Staff 4; DFCA 4; Daisy Chain 2. Rose Slosek, 54 No. Westfield St. F.H. Robert Smethurst, 26 Pineview Cir. Donjld Smith, 56 Thalia Dr. F.H. Swim Team 2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorale 1,2,3, 4; Madrigals 3,4; District Chorale 4; library Staff 1. leiU Soflen, 66 Cooper St. Sachem Staff 4; NHS 3,4; Monte Carlo 3,4; OSA 4; ACO 4; West Side Rally 3,4; Operetta Usherette 2; Halloween Safety Program 3, 4; library Staff 1; Business Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Winter Olympics 4; Operetta 4. MU hjet Stjnfictd, 54 Stewart lane. JhomjsStjpteton, 1244 Suffield St. Ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Sr.-Faculty Football 4; Home- room Rep. 4; Biology Club; Winter Olympics. Victorij Stir yk, 66 Hastings St. F.H. Giil Sterling, 48 So. Westfield St. F.H. Business Club 1,3. Allred Stoddjrd, 1380 Main St. Djvid St rit os, 106 Columbia Dr. F.H. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2. Perry Stujrt, 12 Roberta Or. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1. Christine Sulborski, 22 Dover St. Field Hockey 1,2; West Side Rally 4. Cynthi j Jjtro, 58 Elbert Rd. Colorguard 2,3,4. Diniet Tjupier, 64 Woodside Dr. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorale 2, 3, Pres. 4; Madrigals 4; Sing-Out 3,4; Operetta 2,3,4. U8 limes Tjupier, 51 Valentine St. [lien Tjylor, 290 Leonard St. Willijm Tjylor, 168 Pine St. F.H. Richjrd Tenati, 51 Belvidere Ave. Math league4; NHS 3,4. Theresj Tessicini, 11 Editha Ave. Sachem Staff 4; Prom Committee 3; Halloween Safety Program 4; OSA 4; West Side Rally 3, 4; Monte Carlo 3,4; Business Club 3; ACO 4; Office Aide 2,3,4; Operetta 4. Denise Tetrejult, 21 Brady Village F.H. Basketball 3,4. ana Thies, 1005 Main St. NHS 3, 4; Sachem Staff 4, Associate Editor Copy Director; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Track Stat. 3, 4; Bas- ketball Stat. 3,4; Library Staff 3. Sam Thies, 1005 Main St. Atari Thorsen, 19 Stewart lane. liurj Tomjs ewski, 150 Adams St. Class Pres. 3; Class Rep. 3; Prom Committee 3; West Side Rally 3,4; AFS 4; Kid Party Decorations 4; Winter Olympics 4. Dcbrj Torijni, 11 Meadow Ave. Prom Committee 3; Hallowe'en Safety Program 4; West Side Rally 4; Operetta 2; Art Club 3,4; Sing- Out Usherette 1. Andrei Torre, 18 fox Farm Rd. F.H. Operetta 2. Leo Tortoriello, 27 Highland St. F.H. Band 1, 2,3,4; Operetta 1, 2, 3,4; Mirror Staff 2,3; Sachem Staff 4; Stage Band 1,2,3,4. leTTrey Toth, 45 Count Country Rd. Soccer 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. Deborjh Touchette, 32 Columbus St. Business Club 1,2; Art Club 2; DECA 4. David Trehey, 30 Ridge Rd. Hockey 1,2,3,4; Football 4; NHS 3,4. Fred Trimboli, 49 Royal St. Theresj Trimboli, 7 Old Mill Rd. Tennis 2; field Hockey 2. Bryjn Troie, 69 Randall St. Baseball 1,3,4; Football 3,4; Weightlifting 3,4. luri Tupikow, 119 Clover Hill Dr. F.H. Richjrd Turner471 Meadow SI. Rjlph Twining, 81 Witheridge St. F.H. Soccer 1, 2; french Club 2; Chess Club 1, 2; Mirror Staff 3; Sing-Out 4; Chorale 4; Math Com- petition 4. Myrijm Ulloj, 80 Chestnut lane NHS 3,4. Alary Vilenti, 3 Cooper St. Douglis VjnNewenhoven, 43 Simpson Cir. library Staff 1. Mjrisj Vj que , 21 Western Dr. Prom Committee 3; Health Careers Club 2, 3, 4; Basketball Mgr. 3; Field Hockey 3, 4; Halloween Safety Program 2, 3; West Side Rally 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Biology Club 3; Daisy Chain 3; Track 4; NHS 4; Sachem Staff 4. lick Viecelli, 28 Ellington St. Concession Stand 3. Lindi Viens, 94 Witheridge St. F.H. Softball 1; West Side Rally 3,4. Theresi Wilker, 98 Valentine St. Ciroline Wjlsh, 107 Maple St. West Side Rally 3, 4; Class Sec. 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Monte Carlo 3, 4; Aga- wam Rep. to Mass. Student Government 3; Kid Party Decorations 4. Girry Wjlsh, 27 Oxford St. Basketball 2. Dcbrj Wheeler,66 School St. Peter White, 97 Letendre Ave. F.H. Sing-Out 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, Mgr. 3, Treas. 4; Iaaz Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta Orch. 3, 4; Western Mass. District jazz Rock Ensemble 4; NHS 3,4. Chjrlene Whitney, 101 Mallard Cir. Business Club 1,2; DECA 4. f I inbet h Wiley, 73 Southwick SI. F.H. Field Hockey 2; OSA 3, Asst. Dir. 4; Advisory Council 3, Sec. 4; AFS 4; Playgoers Club 4; West Side Rally 3,4; Winter Olympics 3. Atari Winne, 13 Carol Dr. F.H. Basketball 1.2,3.4; Football 1; NHS 3. Heidi Wislocki, 124 Mallard Cir. Business Club 2; Band 1; West Side Rally 3. Dile Wright, 1089 No. Westfield St. F.H. Atari Zerbinopoulos, 57 Harding St. Mich jet Zunw, 195 Adams St. NHS 3,4; Hoc key 2,3. Chester Zymroz, 118 Meadowbrook Band 1,2,3,4. BALLOT BOX Class Clowns — Linda Viens, Phil Losito. Most Shy — David Modzelewski, Jean Parzych. Class I.Q. — Todd Nichols, Susan Conway. Most Unpredictable — Paula Hardina, Mark Drouin Class Couple — Cathy Andrews, Paul Byrne. Class Spirits — Bonnie Wiley, David Losito. Class Artists — Marisa Vazquez, Mark Most. Best Looking Boy — Jeff Toth. Best Dressed — Lisa Marceau, John McNamara. Best Looking Girl — Debbie Longey. Class Chatterbox — Jane Bragg. Tom Stapleton was too busy talking to get his picture taken. Most Likely to Succeed — Richard Gallerani, Janice Reutt. Class Lady and Gentleman — Catherine Andrews, Paul Byrne. Class Flirts — Nancy Sardella, Skip Stuart. 151 YANKEE DOODLE DANDY Directors Mr. Davis and Mrs. Poulin give the script a last minute rundown. Mary (Sharon Cusson) and Duke (Brian Turnbull) discuss his West Point plans. They've got Broadway on their minds. 152 Three of the cast review their lines. Practice makes perfect. The Yankee Doodle cast gets some important pointers. The Chorale boys sing out for America. We're trying for a clean election in 76. Mark and Kirk jam during a rehearsal break. The Spirit of 76 bugs Mr. I. M. Bigg. The Sing-Out cast blends a medley of patriotic tunes. Pat Morrisset gives a rendition of Black is the Color. Mrs. Callahan, the Sing-Out director. Mr. I. M. Bigg (Mike Marvici) sings Oh, Beautiful! Sharon Cusson makes a dedicated campaign speech. - f Last minute make-up touches before the show. 154 Madrigals sing around the camp fire. Caught with curlers in your hair — shame on you! PROM '75 The 1975 Court demanded difficult but pleasant judging. The music of “Barley drew winning smiles. Your Song — “How wonderful life is. . The prom is still a popular and crowded event. I After dinner the night's just begun! The head table surveys the gala affair. 155 The last dance for the night. I think our dates left us. Prom Queen Joan Brodeurand escort Rick Loncrini. Romantic music sets the mood for dinner. It was a great night to dance. 15« Pretty girls are everywhere. KID PARTY DECEMBER 75 “On the good ship lollipop! You're just jealous of my curly hair!' Good things come in pairs. Happy, carefree, colorful — Kid Party 76. 157 Friends that skip together stick together! WINTER OLYMPICS Here comes the girl from Clad! Senior Tom Stapleton — champion guzzler. Which foot?' If the shoe fits. . . Linda Simpson brings another breakthrough to the Sr. team. A V for victory — for the seniors, of course! 159 WEST SIDE RALLY Make way for the Super Brownie! ikgpetmekts CRUMBS JIbstznv -i0o zdvM3in 2551 40 mi+takEs Jt Kp 9 teflb J 3C 1 ‘He jhum 17 PIGS 20 PETE 21 «MCX ARMSTtt 26 STUL WOOLS � S - _____ VO cor£5 FMK MK 27 CANARIES «. 33 BU5JR20' 77 T? 7S iv r With this recipe. West Side was in for a good fixin'. Seniors had high hopes for a Brownie win. The cheerleaders' spirits were “up in the air.' What was the song again?' 160 How much for the lady in the middle? “Step right this way. A 4 )� , £. “•-MMS ii ‘JM ’ _ „ Monte Carlo drew a big crowd in its first year. I'd like it in small bills please!' Agawam High students ran the casino. 161 SENIOR-FACULTY FOOTBALL GAME The seniors rush Mr. Ramah. Never thought those teachers had it in them.' SOCK HOP '75 I gol the music in me! w.K Let's rock around the clock tonight! Let's find the Fonz!' Those oldies but goodies just keep on playing. 163 Going back in time is tiring! SACHEM STAFF Literary — Leila Soffen, editor Marisa Vazquez, Susan Conway. Editor-in-Chief Cindy Ainsworth, Associate Editor Copy Director Jana Thies. Layouts. . . layouts. . . layouts Layout — Celeste Petrone, Sharon Cusson, editor Ellen Grabinski, Kathy Hayes. Student Photographer — Leo Tortoriello. Taylor Representative, Mike Oestreicher, answers a pressing yearbook question. t65 Advertising — Cindy Ayre, Mrs. Arline Buchanan, manager Marilyn Per- reault, Kathy Cormier. Business — Carmen Rondinelli, manager Gail Bellame, Theresa Tessicini Sports — Lynda Roy, editor Celeste Gallucci, Darcy Davis. Kathy concentrates on layout work. PATRONS BUSINESS PATRONS Mr. Rudy Altobelli Mr. Paul Blodgett Mr. and Mrs. Keith Buchanan Miss Carol Capitani Mr. and Mrs. Leonard K. Charest Mr. Leonard DesRosiers Jane A. Durkan Mr. and Mrs. William Eckart Mr. Joseph Fitzgerald Mr. Joseph Forranti Mr. John Greene Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Soften Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kibbe Mr. William H. L'Heureux Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mackler Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Mazza Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morse Mr. John E. Petrone Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Prew Mr. and Mrs. David Pulaski Mr. and Mrs. James P. Sadowsky Mr. and Mrs. David Skolnick Mr. and Mrs. David Stratton Mr. John Whalley, III Mr. James White Mr. Walter Willard, Jr. Miss Mary Wolochowicz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zabielski Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bellico Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cavallo Mr. and Mrs. John G. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Theodorowicz Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey Mr. and Mrs. David K. Bates Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hallaman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ball Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barry Tom Shaer — AVA Mr. William Quinn Mrs. Cornelius Hines Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Porreault Mr. and Mrs. Guido Tessicini Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulse Mary and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Tortoriello Troe, Brit and Munchkin Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Conway Ayresy and Trucking Company Guess Who? Mr. and Mrs. John F. Litchfield Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gossolin The Chief and all the little Trolls on the '76 Sachem Staff. BRUNO'S PIZZARIA 807 Springfield Street, Feeding Hills BOLDUC'S TROPHIES 15 Springfield Street. Agawam VALENTI'S PIZZA I Cooper Street, Agawam BRYDEN'S DELICATESSEN 703 Main Street, Agawam AGAWAM PUBLIC MARKET 768 Main Street, Agawam TOM E. CASCIO'S 262 Meadow Street, Agawam APPLIANCE REPAIR SHOP 278 Springfield Street. Agawam PULASKI PHOTOGRAPHIC Dickinson Drive, Granville Ma. AGAWAM FACTORY GIFT OUTLET 14 North Street. Agawam BAY STATE FILM PRODUCTIONS. INC. 35 Springfield Street, Agawam ADVERTISERS Compliments of a Friend. Letalien Jewelers always has something to stand up and cheer about! LETALIEN JEWELERS 383 Walnut Street, Agawam With Pride, We Congratulate You the Bicentennial Year Graduation Class Community $2a? r COMMUNITY SAVINGS BANK 1359 Springfield Street Feeding Hills, Mass. 16 7 or the best in Moots and personalized service, it's the Mealing Place, naturally. SHAER'S MARKET 1358 Springfield Street, Feeding Hills IUmtagp Mall SOUTH NORTH 100 Harvey-Johnson Drive Agawam. Massachusetts 01001 55 Cooper Street Agawam. Massachusetts 01001 You can find lots of tender loving care at Heritage Hall. 168 HERITAGE HALL NURSING HOME 100 Harvey Johnson Drive, Agawam Put a little spring into your life, open the door to Keefe Florist! If you're suffering from double period Chemistry — You deserve a break today at McDonald's. KEEFE FLORIST MC DONALD'S 266 Walnut Street, Agawam Route 75, Suffield Street, Agawam Westbank is a reliable place to stash your cash. Ssss. . flat tire? Drop by Scherpa's Service Station for a quick repair WESTBANK I 340 Springfield Street, Feeding Hills SCHERPA'S SERVICE STATION 119 Walnut Street. Agawam 169 Banking at Westfield Savings is a safe bet Westfield Savings is always willing to check out your money prob' lems. WESTFIELD SAVINGS BANK 655 Main Street, Agawam Is the ceiling caving in? You can patch it up with equipment from Taylor Eyeglasses t an be beautiful at Agawam Opticians. Rental! TAYLOR RENTAL 270 Maple Street, Agawam AGAWAM OPTICIANS 334 Walnut Street, Agawam Congratulations to the Class of'76 From Your Churches . . . First Baptist Agawam United Methodist Feeding Hills Congregational Sacred Heart of Jesus St. Anthony of Padua St. Oavid's Episcopal St. John the Evangelist St. Theresa of the Infant Jesus Valley Community 171 BoSSTOb It's high time you came to the Corner Package Store! CORNER PACKAGE STORE 312 Springfield Street, Feeding Hills Need some support? Visit the Span Center. SPAN CENTER Box 84, Feeding Hills 173 You con squeeze a lot of fun into your budget if you shop at Food Mart. Are you always late for school or work because of your old clunker? Get First Bank is number 1 for convenience, yourself a better car at Century! CENTURY AUTO APPRAISAL SHAWMUT FIRST BANK 986 Main Street, Agawam Suffield and Silver Streets, Agawam Agawam Pharmacy can satisfy your every craving. There's always quick service at Agawam Pharmacy. 174 AGAWAM PHARMACY 713 Main Street, Agawam The deals made by Heritage Real Estate are made in heaven. Heritage Real Estate is a friend you can lean on. Colonial furniture from Country Squire will spangle your home. Get on your feet and march down to Country Squire for some Americana. COUNTRY SQUIRE 159 Main St., Agawam Jfx 850 Heritage REAL ESTATE OFFICE atutit$Au eucwcfkms REALTOR-MIS NOTARY PUBLIC HERITAGE REAL ESTATE 850 Springfield St., Feeding Mills 175 LORING STUDIOS 1216 Main St., Springfield Agawam students have always received quality portraits from Loring Studios. Rule number one: always report to loring for the best in photograph 176 Loring Photographers will be sure to find the best side of you. Custom A name to remember! The Custom Cut can meet the needs of any client. CUSTOM CUT 68 Baldwin St., W. Springfield Funeral service, Agawam Funeral service. West Springfield 177 CURRAN-JONES FUNERAL HOMES Beltrandi Realtors will give you pointers on buying a new home. You'll feel right at home with Beltrandi. BELTRANDI REALTORS 297 Walnut St., Agawam The cars at Sarat Ford will drive you wild! 178 SARAT FORD SALES 250 Springfield St., Feeding Hills The Roman Health Spa can make you feel warm all over. With a trip to Roman Health Spa, you'll grab everyone's attention! THE ROMAN HEALTH SPA 65 Springfield St., Agawam - We wouldn't kid you! For your machining needs, see Kidder-Stacy Co. Don't just sit there! Get the best in lawn care equipment at Allen Lawn mower. KIDDER-STACY COMPANY 270 Main St., Agawam ALLEN LAWNMOWER 197 Main St., Agawam 179 DE PALMA MOTOR SALES SALES S SERVICE Don't stall around! Zoom on down to DePalma Motor Sales. The CJ-7 will put a smile on your face! DEPALMA MOTOR SALES 959 Springfield St., Feeding Hills Pond will insure your satisfaction. Sign right here and we'll have you on the road tomorrow.' 180 POND INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE 792 Main St., Agawam Look what we did for Sue and Kevin! Stop in and see what we can do for you! (Photograph taken by Aristocrat) 29Southwick Street 786-6676 Feeding Hills Center Congratulations to the Class of '76 From Dr. Homer M. Curtis 53 Springfield Street, Agawam This service and food is nothing when compared to the fine cuisine at the We'd be getting a much better picture if this set came from the T.V. Out Cookery. let! THE COOKERY, INC. 1340 Springfield Street, Feeding Hills T.V. OUTLET 501 Springfield Street, Agawam 181 You'd get around a lot easier if you had a car serviced by Town Texaco Transtop. TOWN TEXACO TRANSTOP 395 Main Stroot. Agawam Like to readf Colonial Newsstand has a large selection! COLONIAL NEWSSTAND 39 Southwiclc Street, Feeding Hills In weather like this, you need the finest in parts from Pioneer Valley Auto. It's Feeding Hills Hardware for all those “extras you'll need for that project. 182 PIONEER VALLEY AUTO 1224 Springfield Street, Feoding Hills FEEDING HILLS HARDWARE 1342 Springfield Streot, Feeding Hills % Z.5NE y tfENi jfalR «frYIIST B'j ftppointmarvfc For the finest in cuts and trims don't pass Zane by! All the cool guys get their hair style at Zane's. ZANE MEN'S HAIRSTYLIST South End Bridge, Agawam Congratulations on all you have accomplished, and Best Wishes for continued success in the future. The Farm Credit Banks of Springfield 183 Al's has the greatest selection of ten-speeds. The Bicycle Corner's prices are an easy ride! AL'S BICYCLE CORNER 313 Springfield, Feeding Hills • New rides, fun and games for the entire family. The only park in New England with two roller coasters. • TV and recording stars in person — Circus Acts. • Auto races in the Riverside Speedway. • Special picnics and parties accommodated. Group Sales — Special Rates. Contact Outing Department. • See the all new INTERNATIONAL PLAZA • Ride the all new giant SKY RIDE over the INTERNA- TIONAL PLAZA — SUPER DOME • PAY ONE-PRICE Ride all the 50 rides as many times as you want CONTINUOUS ENTERTAINMENT Edward J. Carroll Owner — Manager RIVERSIDE PARK Rte. 159 Agawam, Mass. Congratulations to the Class of '76 From the Class of '78. Congratulations to the Class of '76 From the Class of '77 Congratulations to the Class of '76 From Your Varsity Cheerleaders 186 EVERYONE KNOWS THIS IS NOWHERE!!! YOUR DREAMS ARE YOUR TICKET OUT THOUGH OUR NAMES WILL ALL HAVE CHANGED, SINCE WE HUNG AROUND. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR BICENTENNIAL CLASS! 187 vjvcl Marrjage. deflation cnio itastic season in Gi s rfjrfumNv Fifths A AHS — A senior class that can measure up to the Class of '76. Town of Agawam — The sound of honking horns. School Committee — Petition after petition. Mr. T — A restful summer. Mr. Bates — A golf cart to make those patrols in. Mr. Morrissey — A smoke detector alarm hooked up to all the bathrooms. Colorguard — Insulated nylons. Library — A new list of forbidden students. Faculty — A shortage of warning slips. Juniors — A good idea of what rowdiness means. Guidance Department — Pleas for schedule changes. Mr. Sheehan — A blow-dryer. Mirror Staff — A showcase for all those trophies. Dr. Cannava — Some more time to get used to it all. Mr. Baggetta — An Academy Award. The Slope — An assortment of trash cans. Office Staff — Order forms for passes The Lobby — A carving set forj The Parking Lot — A sm Mr. Stentaford Nurse Hallam Ninth Gra1 Detent, jrfal] -Jtfoj Mr' OfUcr oTStudent AtTaTrs —tiBur:.i| Mr. Kibbe — A longer-lasfcjp The Bathrooms — A chance tqgiir Jb. 55� ence Wing Bathroom — A to the Dog Po The feteriit A tg-iMac and fr Mr. Blodgett —Ay .iiisnfrakwbTljgvi Miss Schilling sh(Ky Mr. Zabiefcki — How to JSjve Mrs. N a r( 4tA'.wfeenw 11 h outoefa The Mr. Blod; Miss Schi) Mr. Zabi Mrs. Nan Miss Capi| Juniors Sophoi Ms. Shimi Mrs. OKel Mr. Burqu Football Tteih aint remd Mrs. Hamilton — A crate of stationery. Mr. Davis — Another 20 years with Agawam High. Mr. White — Peter Concannon's English accent. Mrs. Day and Mrs. Lasky — Many boxes of Pampers. Band — A reliable weather forecaster. Sophomores — A brief year to earn money. Cheerleaders — A warm football season. Mr. Pulaski — Our startled looks from that siren. Mr. Ferranti — A trip to Washington for the real thing. Miss Durkan — A lot of straight A students. The Custodians — Barrels of rainwater. Mrs. Mart in — A happy retirement. Peter Concannon — A case of English ale for graduation day. Sachem Staff — A class that can make it to Loring Studios on time. Miss Moggio — New mobiles for the language media center. AVA Department — A completed TV studio. Mr. Pulaski — A yearbook staff as competent and hard-working as the '76 staff. 188 Annual N.H.S. coffee hour. Mr. Theodorowicz and Dr. Cannava, our new superintendent, discuss graduation plans. The 76 class gift was presented early in the year. 1976 Hockey Cheerleaders The first A.F.S. volleyball game. U.S. Navy Band (Dominguez 75) 189 190 We, the members of the Sachem Staff, feel th the Class of 1976 is unique in the sense that it graduating in the bicentennial year. In keepir with this status, we have tried to put together yearbook that will not only be a book of for memories but will also show the pride and spii we all feel for this country. I feel that a few individual members of tt staff, who helped meet deadlines at times whc things were rough, deserve special recognitio They are Ellen Grabinski and Marisa Vazquez, would like to thank Mr. Mike Oestreicher, Taylc Yearbook Representative, Loring Studios, and very special thanks to Mrs. Arline Buchanan, bu iness advisor; and Mr. David Pulaski. Without h patience and ever-lasting tolerance, this boc would not have been able to express the tirru we have had; our Seasons in the Sun . Cindy Ainsworth, Editor-in-Chief •Special thanks to Mr. Rod McKuen and the Edward Marks Music Corp., 1790 Broadway, New York. Also than! to the Storrowton Village folks for the use of their grount for some of our color photography. Mr. David Pulaski, Advisor and Professional Photographer 192 - ifw� b ------ jii X� . 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