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Tomorrows dreams of long ago Are wliat we live today. And all our iiR'inories are tliooghts yesterday. We laugh and sing and carry on Just like we did Indore, Hut soon we know our paths will split And tliese times will Ik no more. Tomorrow we'll look hack On these times we call today. And shed a tear for luippv moments Which all seem so far away. Oood limes are ahead now And the past we cannot mourn. Hut still we can't forget All the memories that were bom. — Oina Potito Agawam High School Agawam, Massachusetts Volume 53 1980 Sachem TOMORROWS DREAMS OF LONG AGO 2 AND ALL OUR MEMORIES ARE WHAT WE LIVE TODAY, ARE THOUGHTS OF YESTERDAY • • • 3 w WE LAUGH AND SING AND CARRY ON •i. BUT SOON WE KNOW OUR PATHS WILL SPLIT, ft AND THESE TIMES WILL BE NO MORE TOMORROW WE LL LOOK RACK AND SHED A TEAR FOR HAPPY MOMENTS... 10 GOOD TIMES ARE AHEAD NOW, AND THE FAST WE CANNOT MOURN ... BUT STILL WE CAN’T FORGET • • • 14 15 As Vt waft£ Boohobfoms... Tlic class of 1980 rose to be natural born stars from day one of being sophomores to the special day of being recognized as seniors, (wow did that day feel great!) To start off with the hardest tiling possible, we had to muddle through our sophomore year (what a goal!) we all waited excitedly for activity periods where some of us could catch up on our seemingly endless homework while the rest of us caught up on our social lives. Our rallies didn't seem as exciting to us as they did to the rest of the school, but slowly we learned. Some of us added a little touch of our talents to help out in extracurricular activities. The band and colorguard won first place in the Columbus Day parade and second place in parade in Philadelphia. An outstanding job was done by the Chorale in the Christmas Fantasy”, (it made us all feel like we were little kids again.) The sports for that year rose to new heights, with the exception of the loss of the West Side game. We knew we'd beat ’em from then on (step aside West Side, here come the rowdie Brownies.) Most outstanding was the success of the hockey team gaining the Western Mass, title. That was enough excitement for everybody, but high school was still to prove itself to be the “top.” Those fabulous, witty mimes; Stromberg and Cooper showed us a collection of enchanting skits that everyone enjoyed. The Marine Band made us feel great pride. Career Day was very informative and started us all thinking about our futures, (which seemed so terrifying.) Our first dance was a treasured experience with the excellent sounds of Tymc”, (some of us wished the time wasn’t going by so quickly.) Our great success was due to our fantastic officers; President; Donna Shoemaker; Vice President, Patti DeCosmo, Secretary, Dina Catti; Treasurer, Maria Cavallo; and our sophomore advisor, Mr. White. The biggest decision of the year was to pick out our class ring. Choosing the special one was very tormenting, but after a lot of time and concentration, the orders were sent in. The days were going by too quickly to even notice and soon we faced the sad day when “our seniors were leaving. Inside we felt something very tender. It must have been a point added to our stars because we were now Juniors. • Juniors . As we became juniors, our heads were held high and we glowed brightly just as the stars we were all becoming. The year was starting off in a very hectie way with the new 7 day schedule that had no activity periods, (what was to happen to our social lives?) This schedule caused a great many hassles. Thank goodness for the fantastic team work of our officers: President, Fred Withee; Vice-President, Patti DeCosmo; Secretary, Dina Catti; Treasurer, Maria Cavallo; and our junior class advisor Mrs. Hamilton; we made it through our year happily and proudly. They did an exceptional job with class activities, especially dances. The Disco was enough to make everybody want to move. Because of the popularity of Disco, a Disco sock hop was held. This proved that Agawam High was number one when it comes to entertainment, and the turn out was extraordinary. Everybody had the greatest time. Unfortunately, Saturday morning rolled around and we had to force ourselves out of bed and sleepwalk (or drive) to the school for our PSAT’s. We were glad to get that off our minds. Of course, there were a lot of other activities that everyone looked forward to, the prom was the “Main Event” everyone waited for. It was the first time we could attend one without having to Ik- taken by an upperclassman. It was a beautifully enchanting evening. Then there were the Hallies, which were always fun to attend. The cheerleaders put on great shows and the band added the music to get everyone psyched. It was about time all of us learned what our mouths were for. Nobody’s ever seen so many young adults acting so crazy until they’ve seen the class of 1980. Our school sports had risen to the top again with the spotlight shining brightly as our football team pulverized West Side 42-6, (that day we all had something to be thankful for.) The Mirror strutted it’s stuff’ when it won the award for the best school newspaper in the area. (Congratulations!). It seemed impossible that we were ever going to see our class rings, but we were so occupied, that the time Hew by. All the rings looked so good on our fingers, (it takes a star’s hand to make it look fantastic.) W'e all flashed our hands around in everyone’s faces to show we were important, (we were juniors.) Our junior days seemed so few and passed quickly. We all realized it when the seniors left and we watched some of our very close friends graduate. The tears fell like leaky faucets because we were going to miss them and we knew we were the next ones to leave. But the tears were also for joy because we knew next year was going to Ik the most important year of our lives and as stars, we would make it our best performance. k 19 0 0 0 Vkbi Ifhe SHain This is the year the stars shine bright, (everybody put on your sunglasses!) We had been looking forward to this year all our lives and we weren’t going to let it pass by without making ourselves famous. We had a fantastic crew behind stage putting our act together for the year: President, Vin Cingras; Vice-President, Sue Garvin; Secretary, Dina Oatti; Treasurer, Maria Cavallo; and our senior class advisor, Mrs. Hamilton. Our first act was a magazine drive to help us pay our dues. The results weren’t as big as expected, but were fairly good. We also started off the year with many fantastic dances. We enjoyed ourselves very much and couldn’t wait for the next one. The band and color guard added some class to our senior year, and won first place in the Columbus Day Parade and the competition in Lowell, (that’s the way to go!) The football team missed the chance for the Western Mass, title bv losing at Holyoke. The rallies were the best of all our years. We found ourselves sitting under the giant letters spelling SENIORS!” As stars, we deserved that title, (it felt great!) We showed those underclassmen what the real meaning of senior was. As seniors, we had many tough decisions. We had to go through those grueling SAT’s and hope and pray we did well so our results would look superb on our college and scholarship applications. The difficult part was trying to figure out what college we wanted to go to and what scholarships we could apply for. The next thing we had to do was hope and pray for good test scores. Just as the decade changed from the seventies to the eighties, there were many changes in our school. As we walked down the hall and looked around, what used to be windows was now a brick wall! The whole school was being renovated. Because of all the commotion over rebuilding, the boilers were never connected and unexpected cold days came. That’s when we really knew what Eskimos felt like! We had to learn how to write wearing mittens. After a lot of publicity, something was done and we could then walk around dressed normally. The thing that was really hard to adjust to, was the lack of a homeroom period. We all felt so lost without it. I think we never did get used to it. Of course, as stars we had to have the comeljack of the Winter Olympics. That was one fantastic show and the stars were the best i as usual.) I think the highlight that we all waited for was the Kid Party. That had to Ik the most enjoyable night of our year. This was the only time we could go somewhere as ourselves without wearing disguises so that nobody would recognize us. One thing that really had us worried was that we almost lost Max-Ed. That is one privilege stars should liave, and the school committee finally realized it. The days are Hying by too quickly and we all realize graduation will be here soon. The night will Ik filled with showers of tears and love. That will Ik our last performance together and we’ll make it so unique everyone will want an encore. Watch out world, here come the stars of 19S0 from Agawam High School. We Love You! Lisa Rachele Literary Staff Sachem 'SO THE CLASS OFFICERS OF 1980 PRESIDENT: Vincent Cingras SECRETARY: Dina Catti VICE PRESIDENT: Susan Garvin TREASURER: Maria Cavallo Lisa Antico OOh baby! ... Turn the Page ... happiness ... A” ... 5 27 79 ... Mac’s ... L i a ... WSSTPOFTHETOWN ... 2 ... yellow roves ... Italian Salvatore Afflitto “My Generation” ... The Clash ... Gibson EB-O ... The Ra- mones ... Keith Moon ... The WHO ... myself Bruce Anderson Ralph Alhano “I know I’m right!” ... 21 South Hadley Golf ... Dec. 30 ... steak + lobster ... Italian Joanne Anderson Soccer ... 3 ... M + M’s ... blue ... my dimples ... 8 7 79 ... Hampton Beach ... Jo Colette Allan Yes ... Southern Man ... blu ... Hampton Beach ... pi a + beer ... theater ... dried flower ... gymnastics ... friends Karen Adams i Nanci Altman Rocky Raccoon ... my sister Jane ... seaweed crackers ... Nan Popcorn! ... Trampled Under Foot ... Led Zeppelin ... sleep- ing ... onion rings ... not to work hard James Ardizoni Stephen Andrichak “Ya know” ... Kit Kats ... 3 Take the Long Way Home ... Can-Can ... UMass Minute- mcn(foothall) ... soccer ... Fin- ish-Irish Thats the breaks ... 9 ... soccer ... Hey, Hey, My, My ... Stones ... nose ... French ... Mo v Frank Aucella What ever?? ... I don’t care!! ... To have a good life ... very clas- sic ... Madrigals ... 6 ... singing + acting ... Italian Frank Barker New York Yankess Are great ... Pin stripes Forever ... Knarf Richard Augusti Cordon Light foot ... pasta ... blue ... to be a musician ... my guitar ... curly hair . .. Italian ... Rick Kathy Barnes Oh come on, Rob ... changes ... dramatic ... 7 ... sock hop ... purple” ... to be happy .11 VA' Jennifer Ayre Brownies ... Otis ... field hock- ey ... tennis ... the Jeep ... “No!” Christine A. Barr In memory of Sherry, July 13, 1979; “Where Have All the Flowers Gone?”, God’s angel”. David Atkinson Jeffrey Babcock Turn the Page ... soccer ... 10 ... college ... August 9 ... Peg- gy Jeffrey Bartnik Styx ... Neil Diamond ... skiing ... NY Yankees ... 9 ... Snoozer ... manicotti ... blue ... French 3B ... Polish ... Fleabag Gary Baszak WWSA-CATV-3 ... C.D. Chem. 78-79 ... microferrocquinology ... BZK ... Truth is stranger than fiction” Cynthia Benoit Stacia Bergin Lori Bertrand Sitten in my rocken chair and growen old ... werdio + foolish ... to he a clown ... my house ... June 18th ’79 ... Lady ... Bimbo William Blackak Beatles ... football ... 66 ... Dore’s house Nights in White Satin ... blue ... Jethro Tull ... 12 4 78 ... Irish ... Spacey James Bodurtha Long time ... Boston ... going to Quabbin ... Hampton Beach N.H. ... Mrs. Eckart ... Donna and her family James Boland Harry Chapin ... soccer ... 16 ... Int. Scout ... blue ... May 23 ... Melissa Wicked ... hockey ... 16 ... red ... 68 Mustang ... to be rich ... Irish ... Jimbo Timothy Bennett Styx, England Dan, JT ... Cor- nerstone ... outdoors ... the “Family and friends ... swim- ming, waterskiing ... “Go for it!” ... Mirror Sandra Berube Remember yesterday Dream about Tomorrow But live Today! ... Colour My World ... Chi- cago ... French ... yellow roses ... Boo Steven Bordeaux Oh, I don’t know ... Oct. 18, 1977 .. . Thurman Munson ... 44 ... Reggie bars ... YANKEES 24 Debra Bousquet Susan Borowiec ‘We won’t dwell on it ... UVA .. laughing smile ... my friends .. make it peanut M + M’s ... iam . .. teaching William Brobst Jlectus errekness arightness ... Sow She’s Dead ... Zappa ... fex ... UVABUNDAGA Carol Bouc her Sunshine . .. chocolate mousse . . . Boston Symphony Orchestra ... smiling ... my flute, piccolo + red suspenders ... drum major Robert Brock Boston ... baseball ... number one ... Red Sox ... blue ... Misquamicut Beach Stuart ... 7 23 78 and 5 9 81 ... mv diamond ... married and Love it ... children ... spaghetti ... Mont Dura Brown Strawberry fields Forever” ... dancing ... Koala Bears roses ... Steve ... 4 14 78 ... love + liappincss . .. friends + family Brian Bovat Julie Bryden Have a good one! ... the beach ... camping . .. going cross coun- try ... Mickey ... Tom + Jules ... to have a good life Eagles ... Provin Mt. Rec. Ctr. Carol ... March 15, 1979 ... my Mustang ... Scotch ... Buck “Lady” ... prom of “79” ... Ital- ian ... hockey ... B-B ... frog Stephen Buoniconti 25 Donna Burroughs Michael ... married life ... 11 24 78 ... purple ... my kit- ten ... baked chicken ... 2 ... Snuggles Lisa Capitanio Special friends ... special memo- ries ... cookies ... blue ... April Fool’s ... Italian ... red roses Jeffrey Carpenter Jumpin Jack Flash . . . Bolling Stones ... 4 ... veal parmesan ... to Ik a pilot ... Italian 26 William Rov Butman Jr. What a troll” ... Stairway to Heaven ... track, cross country ... Marine Corps ... 7 11 62 ... Wild Bill, Junior Joseph Calabrese Hang in There ... baseball ... 6 ... Turn the Page ... La sag n a ... Ix e Maz illi ... All Italian ... Tokyo William Carr Hey, no problem ... Beatles ... Bridge Over Troubled Water ... baseball ... 37 ... mirror madness ... 7 27 79 ... ice cream ... Woodward Daniel Carrier Hockey ... lobster ... red ... Guy I tFleur ... Montreal (Cana- dians Bernard Campbell No problem ... Charlie Daniels Band ... drag racing ... 18 blue ... 10 30 62 ... my truck ... French + Hungarian Doris Caroleo Still” — (Commodores ... skiing ... (Colorguard ... always smiling ... Southern Rock ... Hampton Beach ... Italian Jeffrey Casavant Maria Cavallo Big brown eyes ... constantly talking ... M + M’s ... skiing . .. my friends ... G.E. ... yellow roses ... Italian Kim Chcnevcrt Rambling Gambling Man ... to be rich ... horses ... French ... Bud ... Mack ... Bruce Pamela Circosta Turn the Page ... Marshall Tucker ... blue ... my car ... 13 ... tacos ... Richie ... 11 3 78 ... Italian ... Putt Putt f Eleanor Chase Kathy Chase Daniel Champiney Ted ... 2 18 78 ... prom 78 ... dumb blonde ... blue ... salads ... Loves Classical music ... German-English ... Ell Cherish yesterday, dream tomor- row, live today ... Scott ... 11 4 78 ... softball ... 10 ... Chaser Todd Clark Norman Wesley Colburn John Colby “You’re babbling” ... Can’t You See ... Marshall Tucker ... track ... 45 ... grinders ... to have millions ... OB’s ... Crash Many Bclushi’s ... I Want You to Want Me ... Aerosmith ... lasagna ... Lauren C.A. Saran- cini ... Shea’s field ... Normal Corn Van Halcn ... hockey ... 10 ... 1 17 79 ... green sweat-jacket ... doritos ... strange ... Fight- ing Irish JoAnne Contrino No sir ... Linda Ronstadt ... my mana, Mr. Cavallo ... “Brandy” ... guitar ... ice cream ... sensi- tive ... J6JE Belinda Cornelius “Do what’s good for you, or you’re not good for anybody” ... shades of plum .. . Billy Joel .. . being with friends ... Belinda Pam Cullins 1 don't know ... Turn the Page ... Boston ... gymnastics ... la- sagna ... 8 24 76 ... 31 ... Graduation ... Piglctt ... Poo ... Chris Cheri Cosgrove Misty Blue ... The Doobies ... Papa ... green ... sensitive ... Autumn ... yellow roses ... French-Irish Patricia Cummings Turn the Page ... Bob Seager ... 10 31 79 ... green ... seven ... Tony C ... out going ... my dog, Mutlev ... Liz Richard Coulter I Kathleen A. Curran Marth’s Vineyard ... track ... stuffed animals ... STYX ... A.F.S. ... Special friends ... Irish ... Kathy Karen Cormier Baseball ... Field Hockey ... 19 ... Red Sox ... spaghetti ... blue ... 1980 ... K.C. Jeffrey Cowles Astronautica! English ... steak ... 2.99 x 10 ... 10 30 79 ... Yankees ... Mr. Bill ... black ... French-Canadian Mark Cusson Green Crass and High Times ... Sanction . .. Dallas Cowboys ... French ... Clyde ... lasagna ... wrestling Gan.' D’Amours Robyn Davidson Karen Davies Debbie DeChristopher Good joke . .. Boston ... baseball ... steak ... blue ... Red Sox ... French ... 8 ... 9 10 79 ... Fuzzy Turn the Page ... Jethro Tull The neighborhood ... hockey ... Flyers ... Sam Stairway to Heaven ... purple ... America ... Darren ... my hair ... isn’t that cute ... 7 25 77 ... 2 ... Nl M’s Gary DeMatos Afternoon Delight . .. Bruce Springstien . .. Spare-ribs ... ski- ing ... leteracy ... Clearwater beach ... blue ... T.V. ... 7 Nancy, shut up!” ... 8 29 79 ... to he an RN ... freckles ... 11 ... Nancy’s house ... the twin” ... Red Lyn Dc.Mattco Hockey ... lasagna ... Scotty ... to be a broadcaster ... laughing ... Hut ... Friday nights at the coliseum ... 19 ... Cookie Marie DePalma Nights in White Satin ... 7 ... Hampton Beach ... “79” ... Tony ... Baby Blue ... Italian ...1 6 79 1 A Sam Deitelbaum STYX ... Babe ... to ski forever ... A Special Kind of Love ... Otis ... The Ridge B A ... my bronco ... Lenny ... April 7, 1979 ... Debbie Donna Desmarais Turn the Page ... Boh Scager ... skiing ... orange ... 11 18 77 ... yellow roses ... Hampton beach ... wicker ... Miss Under- standing ... 7 Christopher Dore Jim Duda To be rich ... soccer ... STYX ... waterskiing ... Patriots ... Borgatti . .. Kim .. . JD 30 Sherry Diduk Ted Dobek One Last Kiss ... Joel ... blue . .. Brownies .. . Bimbo .. . North St ... Ma B's house ... 6 12 81 ...The walk out... my dimples Bruce Springstien ... successful ... Hi-fidclity ... hockey ... Yan- kees ... 15 ... “Rosalita ... Ted If I’m still alive” ... 8 14 79 ... Stairway to Heaven ... blue ... Barrs’ Manilow ... Nancy’s house ... my car ... to be a Doctor ... 7 Karen Duggan Mark Duggan Keith Dumas Ooh Baby! ... Panda Bear ... 31 ... 12 27 78 ... Hampston beach . . . understanding WSSTPOFTHETOWN ... Col- orguard Major Being with friends ... spaghetti Bug off ... “Satisfaction” ... ... Oct. 13, 1978 ... Daisy ... Bolling Stones . .. my guitars ... Firebird ... Floyd ... blue ... 13 karate ... purple ... caviar ... 11... Tammy ... Octopus Debbie Duniean Kimberly Dunn John Fanning lock and Roll Never Forgets ... cllow ... Poo and Ron and Pig- ett too ... Bob Seager ... Roll- way ... skating ... French Fries Roo Man.- Ellen Favreau Camping in the cool mountains, swimming in the hot surf ... the family ... Muskatccr I ... “I Honestly Love You” ... Karl “I’m sure it is!” ... Memories ... Commodores ... to Ik happy ... Rhodes Island beaches ... pink ... Oct. 20, '79 ... dancing ... 2 The Wars” ... the future ... 6.023 X 10 to the 23rd ... wild and crazy!... Mr. Bill skating ... races ... 711 ... tur- quoise ... happiness ... summer of '79 ...8 1 79... Fred Hey, it’s been real ... Charlie Daniels Band ... guys . .. Hosan- nah ... yearbook staff ... mouth ... nuts ... red ... Scotch ... Plant Many Rumors” ... Outlaws ... wrestling ... incredible ... the cougar ... 10 22 79 ... Michelle Teri Fassnacht 1 15 79... 34 ...blue... learn- ing to ski ... Kurt Michael Favreau Come Sail Away ... STYX ... track ... to succeed ... seeing the sites ... “the cozy spruce” ... lobster ... blue ... 7” ... JoAnna ... Mike Michael Fleming 31 Ed Frighetto Christa Fortier Dawn Francis “You’ll Ik? alright” ... watching J. Ceils Band ... 10 17 76 .. . E.S. .. Hotel California soccer games ... to own a Z28 Jethro ... 4 ... green ... ack .. . STYX . .. golf ... 7 4 62 ... being with friends ... Red ... Dawn band .. . Graduation ... blue 14 ... M.S. Italian . .. 13 the field ... my stereo ... Italian I Man.- Fuller Teddy Fydenkevez Marv A. Garvey Susan Garvin Ooh Noo! ... “All of My Love” ... to be successful ... “my car” ... rolls 6c pizza ... A I understanding ... Murph Turn the Page ... riding high ... Swienhunt ... Women ... Grad- uation . .. German ... Fydo Friends ... little kids . .. Autumn ... Teach Your Children ... Neil Young ... Jay ... Shauna skiing ... strawberries ... Cape Cod 79 ... faraway places ... friends family ... The Gather- ing” ... Sue Dina Marie Catti )h my Cod” ... 3 ... fat hair . To be Rich ... always late ... imily + Friends ... C.C. Cap- in ... yellow daisies ... Italian . Sophia Linda Ceddis )o I know you?” ... Saturday ght ... cruisin’ ... Steve ... 1 Hut ... 7 15 78 ... K.B.M.D. ... yellow ... West de David Cilhert Jeffrey Cavnor Thomas Gcaughan Barbara Ceddis Little green apples ... M + M’s ... those hot summer nights ... “J” ... Get a pitcher at Canta Napoli Julie Gibson Oh ya? ... Out Laws ... Green Crass + High Tides ... To be Happy, Healthy, + Successful ... orange ... softball ... Red Sox ... Gibb Rutb Gillan Vincent Gingras Noel Girard ow are you! ... soccer ... curls . crazy as heck ... some day . my soccer ball ... Sliep “You Turkey” ... Turn the Page ... Mrs. Hamilton ... always smiling ... to make other peole happy ... blue ... softball ... 7 Really? ... Free Ride ... The Cars ... music ... Success ... My Girl ... Oct. 21, 1979 ... Band ... I Confess ... 8 “I'm bored ... Meat Ix af ... Field Hockey ... green ... 12 ... My dogs ... my height ... Roast Beef ... “Fritzies Bunch” ... Pee Wee “Long Live Rock and Roll” ... Richie Blackmorc ... My Guitar ... Highway Star ... Rainbow ... Hockey ... Chinese food ... MUSH Oh well ... All of My Love ... Led Zeppelin ... skiing ... 9 Snowmobiling ... red ... unique ... 77 Firebird Christine Gormley Turn the Page ... Outlaws ... Italian food ... to be successful ... being with my friends ... beach ... blue ... 3 Lou Ann Gramolini What ever turns you on ... PA ... Turn the Page ... the little hill ... 78 ... Hockey ... Dad dy” ... 3 ... Pics ... Blue .. Italian ... Lou Craig Greenough Shawn Grenier Kim Gutowski Lisa Marie Hadden 34 Thank-you-very-much ... 24 hours at a time ... Marshall Tucker Band ... to Ik rich ... blue ... soccer . .. 5 ... Chris Tell me about it! ... Miracles ... Git Stevens ... Hampton Beach 79 ... 8-2-79 ... Gutow ... Drew Ooh-Baby ... Moppetts ... that' nice ... Keychains ... Ilamptoil Beach ... Canada ... gymnas ... Lis Alan llardina Hey Boo Boo ... Teach Your C'li i I (ire n ... Jackson Browne ... W. Mass Hockey Championship ... Czechoslovakian ... Pain Cir- costa Terr)’ Heckman Ahhh! ... Neil Young ... soccer ... I-asagna 6t broccoli ... to be happy, healthy 6c successful ... Cape Cod ... Medal Horn ... black ... Heck Karen Hellquist Can’t You See ... Marshall Tuck- er Band ... Molsons ... “Listen” ... junior year ’79 ... Steve ... 2 22 79 . ..7 ... Karbles Ix ri Harvey Neil Diamond ... Basketball 6c soccer ... yellow ... Mr. Z’s A 6c F period classes ... 8 ... Haw ... Harv Jeff Hill Dali, What? ... Renegade ... Foreigner ... Chinese Flood ... Dallas Cowboys ... red Susan Holly Hallock “Oh Ma! ... log cabins ... the ! each ... brown ... old quilts ... quiet ’n’ shy? ... 5 31 79 ... 22 ... Suzy ... Munchkin I IF Kathy Hallaman Sure ... Still ... Commodores ... Mint Chocolate Chip ice cream ... emotional, sweet kind . . . Vicki's house ... blue ... Kathy JoAnna Harlow Lori Hauser “Give me a break” ... Babe ... 5 28 79 ... brown eyes ... Scorpio ... guitar ... French- German ... 17 ... Doug ... Howie Robert Hitchcock 35 Rose Hottin Steven ... 10 31 73 ... my cross ... to be successful ... softball ... Turn the Page ... Bob Seager ... my smile ... 13 ... Rose Christine Impoco Neil Young ... autumn ... the beach ... brown ... Ken Richard Kana That could be enjoyable ... three . .. velveeta . .. Stafford ... The Washington Crew Jamie Jacobs Don ... marriage ... 5 3 78 ... Three Times A Lady ... love and understanding ... Jakes Lewis Hurd Foreigner, LJLB ... camping ... Boston Red Sox ... Sturbridge 77-78 ... blue ... 7 ... Big Lew Anna Iacolo There is no easy way from the Earth to the Stars.” Chris Kazantis Rolling Stones ... gambling ... playing hoop ... Jagger ... Creek Karen Houghtaiing Field Hockey . . . ‘“Fitzies Bunch” ... Boston Red Sox ... happiness ... blue ... 27 Robert Janick Michael Jensen Fernt!” ... Roy Buchanon ... partying ... live past 20 ... canal ... my guitar ... Miss Piggie ... Lebanese ...Jens Celeste Kinney Fat Kovalsky VVhat can I say? ... skating ... Summer of ’79 ... Stanley Park ... blue ... my smile ... being with friends ... 10 30 79 ... Vinny Tod Kopvscinski Vincent Kortahani Ilearmt! ... The Stones ... do- nuts ... Laurie Thank God it’s my last year! ... Gates at Delerium ... Neil Young ... my guitar ... Chinese food ... to rob a bank ... Chech. Irish Lynda Kunasek I-ori Krolicki Anthony Krzykowski You’ll be alright” ... skiing .. Turn the Page ... my caddy .. Saturday night at Frcnchic’s .. Karnie and Bert . .. Lor llearrnt! ... Sweet Home Ala- bama ... gold ... SSF Sept. 22 ... Polask Oh, O.K. ... Turn the Page ... Doobics ... blue eyes ... Lloyd ... DcPalma Co. ... Italian ... Kunasa Paul Knight Marshall Tucker ... skiing ... corn flakes ... hoop ... jungle green ... Mom and Dad ... peace of mind ... the Bur- lingame. Lisa Kratovil Lets-get hit-by a car! ... Your Song ... my dimples ... my jun- ky jeans 6c moccossins ... Wee Wee ... 12 3 78 ... Tim David Kurtz Don’t he a jerk! ... Eagles ... wrestling ... money ... to he rich ... Pro sin Mt. Rec. Ctr ... N.Y. Giants ... S.T.H.B.T. ... Kurtzy Polly Kwiat 12-6 on the turn” ... Dancin’ Shoes” ... Suracli ... Nluskateer 2 ... love n’ laugh ... nalcshnikis ... nosbabs ... 7 3 77 ... Pollski Ray LaBranche Staccv ... French ... little Ray Ray Melissa Lagoditz Always Forever ... Com- modores ... 3 ... M M’s ... green ... Italian ... 5 23 77 ... Jim Kathy LaG range I know' it” ... basketball ... Red Sox ... Lisa’s rearview mir- ror ... blue ... to be rich ... Buddy Steven I.amountain Grctchen Lang Cary Lasky Andrea LeClair Get away from me! ... Dan Fo- gelberg ... strawberries ... to make people happy ... MacDo- nald's ... Muskateer 3 ... Gret Candy-O ... The Cars ... 71 ... racing ... Rhode Island Bean- town ... flamed out black ... ’69 Mustang 351 ... T.H.B.T. Rock and Roll will Never Die The Stones ... Jan is Joplin gold ... to be me ... pool June 1980 ... Dee Daniel Lombardi Mike Longhi Tim Lord Mark Liptak John Leone Lisa Ann Liberatore Constantly eating ... skiing ... happiness success ... Steam- boat, Colorado ... Klutz ... tpp ... Italian ... Lis Green Grass and High Tides ... Charlie Daniels ... hockey ... 8 ... grinders ... partying ... Lip- py Lina I ss Take the Long Way Home ... Bo ... to be rich ... guitar ... 9 1 78 ... Olds Rocker 455 ... Hearthreaker ... Graduation ... Italian ... Lombo Carl I.ovotti Football ... 73 ... blue ... to be a millionaire ... Champ . John C. Mackintosh The Cars ... hockey ... 20 Bruins ... Sports Journalist ... lohster ... blue ... watching TV ... soccer ... Steve Martin Shirley Mahoney ... Yes ... to travel ... money ... autumn ... tire mountains Like a Rolling Stone ... J. Ceils ... boxing at H.B.C. ... concerts ... March 1 ... Italian Baseball ... lasagna ... Summer of 1979 ... Car ... friends ... MAC 39 Sylvia Mancinone Commodores ... disco ... natu- ral curls ... skiing ... Rocky ... lasgana ... Italian ... Corvette ... white ... Syl Green Grass and High Tides ... partying ... football ... canal Stephen Margosiak Don't get a rash! ... More Than a Feeling ... Little River Band ... fishing ... spaghetti ... eyes ... swimming ... emerald green ... Steve Christopher Marquis Peter Martel Go for it! ... Freebird Ly- nyrd Skynyrd ... 4 wheelin' ... the garage ... the Gremlin Rick Martel Renegade ... Sanction Sky- nyrd . .. Heffcnrefer pi va ... playing bass ... Oct. 12, 1978 ... Peavey Cynthia A. Martin Marshall Tucker Band ... friends foe of A.H.S ... partying partying ... Jenny Lynn Always Jim Martin Good Joke ... STYX ... soccer ... L.A. Dodgers ... French ... 9 Joe Maynard Bari McCarthy Glen Mason Go for il! ... A Rock ’n Roll Fantasy by the Kinks ... The Cars ... Fahey’s Chemistry Class ... 6 30 76 ... Mr. Bill ... Bruce Frank Mastroinattco III “What a Fool Believes ... div- ing ... rollerskating ... drawing ... 80 ... mustache ... 7 16 79 ... blue . .. Italian ... Paula ... Taco You'll be allright” ... to he a professional Jai-Alai player ... Burlingame State Park ... New York Giants ... Mayne Oh, Jezz ... College Bound ... Burlingame ... soccer ... Nov. 23. 1981 ... Blodge” ... Bart ... Tricia Kathleen McCormack Where we going tonight?” ... Jethro Tull ... Switzerland . .. being happy ... friendship ... Irish ... B.B. ... Kath Shelley Melanson Nelson ... October I, 1977 ... Steno ... Tenor Sax ... blue ... If” Donna McCullough Cany on my Wayward Son ... Kansas ... lasagna ... Going to (Juahhin ... Ix ri and her Ven- tura . .. Hampton Beach N.H. Brian McNamara Damage Done” ... Neil Young ... Irish ... 13 ... Hockey ... MAC Donna McTigue S.D. R.R. sometimes frisbee enjoy” ... Neil Young ... Coat of many colors ... skiing ... par- tying ... 7 18 72 ... Irish ... Tidy Richard Melloni II Jo-Ann Menard Give me a break ... Dream On ... Acrosmith ... summer nights ... Otis ... Poulin’s ... Spillway ... Bandv Gerald V. Miller Santana ... baseball ... World’s greatest chef ... many Mic’s ... Rick Messenger Crazy ... baseball ... Chinese food ... to make good bucks ... sports ... the Captain ... Old Orchard ... my height ... The Sox . .. 8 ... Stickman “It was so funny” ... Peaches Schmell ... to he me ... my Camaro ... blue ... Tina Doug Miarecki Excellent tunes ... Ted Nugent ... making bucks ... Morse’s field ... Polish Power ... Fire- bird Fishing ... 18 ... pizza ... purple ... The Rollaway ... MYO ... January ... wierd ... my car Jim Moore I forgot” ... Must’a Got Lost ... J. Ceils . .. Jum ... Dec. 28, 1978 ... 28 ... my car ... Rai- ders ... Cindy Shirley Mills Steve Miodowski Sue Milar Pork chops applesauce ... blue ... whoops ... Honesty ... gym- nastics ... November 28, 1977 ... W.S. football game ... Mark Andrew Montagna Hoop ... blue ... money ... Hunting and fishing ... Italian Teri Moran The Wizard ... Eagles ... being with friends ... to travel with Sue ... Mint Chocolate Chip ice cream ... Irish ... Teri Nancy Muchmore Tonight’s the Night ... cuddles ... sweetness ... elephants ... pizza . .. Iledda ... 3 Kimberly Nolin Donna Nardi Chris Noftall C.'vnthia Nolan Listen!” ... Neil Young — Live on Sugar Mountain ... my eyes ... Junior year 79 ... Italian ... N'ard STYX ... hockey ... Irish ... 15 ... Kim ... Scan .o Frcebird ... Boston ... skiing ... fishing for trout and salmon ... Fred Lynn ... Boston Red Sox ... Great Lakes ... Otis “Right!” ... I JIB ... partying ... Yankees ... Irish ... skinny ...7 The Eagles ... quiet and sweet ... to be a special Ed. teacher ... Baby Blue ... Irish ... Cindy Donna O’Neil Maggie May ... apple pie ... Red ... to he happy ... horses ... big brown eyes ... 4 22 79 ... beach ... “79” ... 24 ... Swedish ... J.L. Holly Oberheim Dan Olson Love is ... having fun ... blue ... my laugh ... to be happy ... Bread ... my friends A. Smith ... wrestling ... lasagna ... Molsons ... Irish ... Cow- boys ... “you’re so cute” ... Babe ... Kim Softball ... K.C. Sunshine Band ... 1980 ... spirit ... Red Sox ... Shadow ... David I Am Woman ... onion rings 9 ... friends ... 10 27 78 blue eyes ... Fitzie’s Bunch Orr Kid ... Nlarcclita Lori Opal Christine On- Jane Paccwicz Let the Good Times Roll ... Jim- mi Hendrix ... Rolling Stones ... the ocean ... skiing ... to own a Packy ... J.D. ... Jane Brain Michael Paul Allman Brothers Band ... skiing .. . camping ... blue . .. Italian 41 Donna Payne Oh well, that’s life” ... “win- dow dreaming” ... Chicago ... happiness . .i Hampton Beach N.H. ... 3 2 79 ... bright yel- low . . . Frank Lori Pajer Don Paro Live day by day, instead of think- ing of tomorrow ... Peanut M M’s ... the brook ... my nose ... Allman Bros ... Turn the Page ... Page Nlolsen (.olden ... Roundabout ... REO Speedwagon ... camp- ing ... blue ... Dallas Cheerlead- ers ... my car ... pizza ... proud Frenchman Ken Peck Bob Seager ... Turn the Page ... Fritos Pork Chops ... Kat- mandu ... STYX ... baseball ... L.II.B. ... crazy ... Tina “This too shall pass” ... donuts ... Miracles ... curly hair ... special friends ... short but mights1 ... 7 Lisa Pedulia James Peiffer “HEARRNT!” ... wheelies ... S.S.F.... 9 22 79 Chris Petrucci Bussell Petrucci Felix Pepper “HEARRNT!” ... Green Crass High Tides ... Outlaws ... skiing ... pizza ... Hams ... playing pool ... my car ... black ... Italian Lady ... STYX ... to have a nice Camaro .. . McDonalds . . . Leroy III You're not as dumb as you look ... you’re dumber’ ... Turn of the Century ... Cars ... cookies ... my sneakers ... Choochie Joe Pezzi menti Donna Phillips Cindy Pierce Alright? ... Southern Man ... Neil Young ... camping ... beach ... to be happy ... dia- monds ... green ... Summer of “80” ... Italian ... Joni You Can't Always Get What You Want ... Bolling Stones ... Mom Dad ... 40 ... football ...9 21 78 ... Italiiui ... Pczz Turn the Page ... Ray ... 4 11 79 ... Melon Boses ... my Koala bears ... beach ... oh baby! ... Stosh ... very outgoing Oh no! ... Turn the Page ... Cape ... wine ... money ... Summer of ’79 ... to be liappy ... Cin Paul Pigeon Rose Pisano Where’s Smitty ... Hampton Beach ... Big Joe ... Summer of 1976 1979 ... stubborn ... Italian ... Pisan William Porter Studio ... AV ... Duster ... Lockerleaners ... W.W.S.A. ... Maine ... 6 27 79 ... Theresa ...Bill Unicorns Ac trust ... Ixd Zeppe- lin ... oh yeah? ... drawing A: painting ... Wish You Were Here ... Pege Karen Prentice Whatcha doing? ... Nights in White Satin ... Boh Seager ... the beach ... friends ... wine ... autumn ... to live on a mountain ... Keeko Jeremiah C. Quill Allman Brothers .. . shrimp ... to lx rid) ... basketball . .. blue Karen Piquette John Pirro Joseph Pisano Doris Elaine Price Yo ... Freddie ... blue ... Elaine ... black and proud ... 11 ... yellow roses ... chocolate ... dancing ... music ... kids ... moonlight This is my first year at A.H.S. and also my last, but I enjoyed it ... to go to Florida ... John “Gimme Some Truth” ... Imag- ine ... John Ixmnon Plastic N. Band ... Grampa To travel ... sunsets at the beach ... camping ... skiing ... friends Ac family ... Cape Cod ... happi- ness ... Landslide Ooh Noo! ... “What ever turns you on” ... Tum the Page ... Hockey ... SNOOPY ... my laugh ... MY GUITAR ... PICS ’78-79 ... blue ... koalas ... 9 “Yeah Right!” ... Cat Stevens ... skiing ... to ski a lot ... snowy days ... green ... E period ... My Pink Devil ■ Lisa Ramah ‘Turn the Page ... Marshall Tucker Band ... football ... blue . my car ... lasagna ... 10 7 77 ... big brown eyes ... Bertha “Can you dig it? ... Summers at Nantucket ... 1 3 76 ... purple and white ... tennis ... Cynth ... Kurt Cynthia Regnier Kathleen Rego Judith Rihciro Richard Rindels “Never go straight, always for- ward; never go forward, always ahead!” ... Kathy Sparc me! ... Baby, I Love Your Way ... Acrosmith ... pea- nut M M’s ... gullablc ... blue ... Summer 79 ... McDonalds ... field hockey ... Judi Turn the Page ... Lynyrd Sky- nyrd ... blue and silver ... my camaro ... April 24th ... tacos ... girls ... 7 ... Lebanese ... Lori ... Rick Dancing Shoes ... Neil Young ... gymnastics ... being with friends ... 9 30 79 ... cheerlead- ing . .. red ... M M’s ... David ...Jacki Natalie Ritchie Thomas Ritter Beatles ... running ... spaghetti ... Bruno’s ... success ... brown ... changing ... my car stereo ... Dallas Cowboys ... Welch ... Morph Ellen Roberts Lawrence Roberts Melanie Roberts Rebecca Roberts Can’t You Sec ... to live a good life ... camping ... the outside ... blue ... Ixniic ... Jessica Football, skiing + wrestling ... quiet but rowdic ... my size ... blue ... Halloween Massacre ’78 ... 2 6 79 ... Rubin “I’ll bet you a bag of M + M’s” ... a kiss and a hog to all my piggies ... lemon ... Linklette Porker ... painting walls and windows Turn the Page ... cjuiet ... enjoy life ... 7 ... French Maria Rocca Red . .. Donna Sommers . .. Ital- ian .. . Commodores ... my friends ... college ... “Time For A Cool Change” Matthew Rolland Don’t worry about it!” ... 7 ... basketball . . . blue . .. bedroom eyes ... the Poconos ... Boss Christopher Romano Troll ... Green Grass and High Tides ... Crosby, Stills, Nash + Young ... Iaisagna ... to be a farmer ... blue ... S.F.S.F. ... I III krr Nicholas Rondolctto Styx ... skiing ... to be famous ... “Where are we? — Mt. Tom.” ... “roe action” ... D period “78” ... Italian ... me ... Nick .Susan Rossi Hey Pisan” ... Neil Young ... BUDS ... D.G.S. ... smiling ... vettes ... famous artist ... Chinese food ... Pure Italian ... 7 ... Peeper... Sue David Scarpa You should he so priviledged” ... Rockin’ Down The Highway ... The Doohic Brothers ... to become a Technician ... brown ... Disco Pauline Roy “Gimme a break ... Dust in the Wind ... Styx ... green grapes ... Summer of ’79 laughing blue eyes ... Little Sprout ... always smiling Carl Schebcl Good Joke” ... Women ... detective . .. basketball ... Rose ... September ’80 ... Graduation ... Orville Redenbocker ... Carl Anthony Sarnelli Laura B. Sausville Bob Seager ... Funny Bones ... 7 ... partying ... center ... 12 12 64 ... black . .. Italian ... Marie ... Tony I .auric Schcbel “Don’t get a rash” ... Turn the Page ... Bob Seager ... my mother ... to travel ... the treefort ... April 21. 1979 ... 8 ... Schebs “It’s sarright. sa la vie” ... Heart ... data processor ... seven ... blue ... moody ... Nov. 12 ... ’72 Nova ... Pizza Pie ... Bob Eric Schmidt Eagles ... Styx ... hockey ... to become a Vet ... blue ... Bruins ... Wolfgang ■i Anna Scuderi Lynyrd Skynyrd ... wrestling ... lobster ... Dallas Cowboys ... 114 Evergreen ... soccer ... track ... to be happy ... Sept. 1. 1979 ... blue ... Barbara Streisand ... Rocky ... All Italian Donna Shoemaker “Hey, Hey, My, My” ... Phelps Blues” ... Neil Young ... to live happily ever after ... acting + music ... blue ... Jimmy ... Shoe Jerry Sibilia Colour My World ... hockey ... Italian ... 5 ... SIB JoAnne Simmons I was like ... outdoors ... partying ... J.D. ... Suffield Inn ... Yes ... blue ... goin’ to Kat- mandu ... Jo Thomas Sipitkowski Valeri Slamon Stephen Sgueglia “I have a question” ... wrestling ... lasagna ... Cougar XR7 32 Jennifer Simpson Charlie Daniels Band ... It’s been real — the ultimate ... baked stuffed shrimp ... Miss Piggy ... Ireland ... pub craw- ling ... blue Patricia A. Smith China Grove ... soccer ... to become rich . .. Cosmos ... Pol- ish ... Sip “I forgot” ... Hound About by Styx ... Emerson, Lake and Pal- mer ... being alone ... by the ocean ... S.R. J.G. ... blue ... Typsy My rifle ... 15 ... to Ik a cbel ... Drum Major ... ASSA .. Horizons . .. hockey ... outgoing ... Pickles Laura Sodcn Kathleen Sohav 'Colour My World” ... Pousette Dart Band ... spaghetti ... blue .. Sept. 28, 1980 ... Eddie Michelle St. Germain Yeah right! ... Hiking in the Mountains ... partying ... sun- sets ... brown eyes ... Summer of 80” ... Sohav ... to lie happy + healthy Richard Stenta “Don't worry about it!” ... Turn the Page ... hockey ... to be happy ... blue ... 4 27 79 ... being with my friends ... Mac’s Whence I was a child, I spoke like a child, I thought like a child, I reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I gave up childish ways.” Douglas Stoll Jean Stork Many Mic’s ... Green Grass and High Tides ... Beatles . .. Calm and Crazy ... my camera ... the beach ... partying ... horses ... Styx ... 8 Babe ... to be happy ... my smile ... dippy ... blue ... I don't know ... Italian ... Dec. 29, 1977 ... hockey ... 3 ... Paul Kellie Soucy Kathy Spellacy Got to live it up! ... Cat Scratch Fever ... Nugent ... skiing ... turquoise ... concerts ... Shaboo ... Pisces” ... Yippy ... Bobby Alan Stepanik Styx ... Field Hockey ... peppe- roni ... skiing ... blue ... Fit- zie’s Bunch! ... June 26, 1979 ... Irish ... Kath Gail Stepanik Cheifly ... Run With the Devil ... Charlies Daniels Band ... the Kart ... Bruins ... Polish ... Polish Minor Hysterics ... Styx ... basketball ... to be rich ... Friends ... Pooh Lynne Stork Freebird ... Black Onyx Ring ... happiness + security ... Dad- dy’s girl ... hockey ... 4 17 77 ... 1 ... Ronnie ... Flynne Lori Strong Charlie Daniels Band ... to stay young ... my Grover ... unique ... pink ... all Italian ... Bub- bles Susan Suffriti Charlie Daniels Band ... Fire on the Mountain ... to travel with Ten ... Where are we going? ... partying ... Colorado ... D.C. ... Sue Maria Sutton “So what's new?” ... Styx ... to be filthy rich ... being with friends ... blue ... Lake George ... Leo ... Rie Brian Sweeney Lawrence Talbot Born to Run ... Bruce Springs- tein ... blue ... Cinncinati Reds ... baseball ... 27 ... Rooster Sharon Taupier Lawrence Teal Mary Taupier Robert Taupier I liate you!” ... purple ... track ... ' Three Times a Lady” ... quiet ... Fitzie’s Bunch ... an- imals ... my car ... Dave Zep ... partying ... car ... ex- quisite ... French ... Patti ... May 27, 1980 ... Taup That’s kinky” ... gymnastics ... Charlie Daniels ... calling on line O” ... pink ... Freekish ... Fuzzy Thomas Tencati Joseph Tesny Corrine Tessicini Listen pal! ... K shmire ... Ix l Zeppelin ... pool . .. liquid lunch .. graduation ... Glennvillc Ga .. Kim O. Tennis ... blue eyes ... Hawk- eye ... What a hassle” ... Mark ... Cori Bumble Bees and Jelli Beans ... ; someday ... gullible ... lasagna ... traveling ... Ireland ... pub crawling ... Kiko + Jerry Yachting on tin Caribbean with Abe ... football ... 34 ... Spurt ... Italian, Leb ... 1 15 79 ... Teri Bob ... Dust in the Wind ... Kansas ... skiing ... to lx me ... blue ... smiling eyes ... v 2 79 ... Donna William John Tessicini Really! ... four ... Mr. Bill ... R.S.R.O.A. ... Italian Julie Thorsen “Won’t get fooled Again ... The Who ... eating ... Pete Townshend ... Jules Daniel Toth Riders on the Storm ... Doors ... Jim Morrison ... St. Louis Browns ... orange Without Memories of Yesterday, With its Hopes and Dreams, A meaningless Today, and Empty Tomorrow ... Michael Lorie Turcotte Feelings ... Wayne p Chero ... royal blue ... horse ... efferves- cent ... even no’s ... French ... Wayne ... 11 20 77 ... Ix ri Raymond Vandcuscn 54 Janise Turnbull America ... drawing ... soccer ... Green Eyes ... French ... blue ... aggressive + open ... my ring ... Mark ... 10 4 77 ... Pal Karen Vangsness Being with friends ... swimming ... music concert” ... summer at the Y ... 229-FIJv ... Right” ... Gram + Gramp ... snowy wi liters Lawrence Viens What's Up? ... Sweet Home Ala- bama ... Eagles ... baseball ... Red Sox ... 19 ... Pudge Fisk ... to Ik successful ... lobster ... Larrv Jeffrey Truclove Air Force ... baseball ... 3 ... Carl Yastzrcmsld ... Red Sox .. Mom ... blue ... pizza ... coin collection ... easy going ... Irish ) Charles Vanasse I can dig it!” ... Turn the Pag' ... Blues Brothers ... hockey .. Aug. 23, 1977 ... funny ... 1! ... Tom ... carrots ... French You air head!” ... Colorgua:. Major ... green M + M’s .. . Mr ... P. Snaps ... Padidle ... pizi ... Pam Reinhard Von Hollander “What’s Up?” ... The Stones ... basketball ... 14 ... clams ... own a business, be rich ... blue ... Dallas Cowboys ... 11 10 ... Reiny Richard Walker Kenneth Webb Karen Marie Walters To live on Nantucket, Island ... mushrooms and mice ... yellow ... drawing and painting ... 6 22 79 ... Exquisite ... Rich- ard Kim Weber Grant Ward Fair Dinkum ... blondie ... my- self ... track ... 7 ... easy going ... just being here ... Strech ... Australian Glenn Welch Cheryl Warger “He Fudged it!” ... tootsie rolls ... guys with blue eyes ... acting success ... ovcrdramatic ... Aug 79 ... M A S H ... Shaers Stephen Werner Wings ... PHD ... Red Sox . mellow ... Wasp ... Spidey Ya right! ... Styx ... Babe ... blue ... eyes ... outgoing ... 5 ... Red Sox ... spaghetti + meatballs ... Dusty ... Kimber Rolling Stones ... skiing ... foot- ball ... 51 ... blue ... to lx? rich 55 David Wheeler Lisa Wheelock Lisa White Debra Whittle “Am I Late?” ... Grey ghost ... Marshall Tucker ... soccer ... 12 ... hunting ... Burlingame State Park ... Clint ... Jackie Cynthia Williams Elizabeth Williams Give me a b-r-e-a-k ... hockey ... Cruel to be Kind” ... to be an airline stewardess ... watching Nen + Patrick have wars ... Lis Bernadette Wilson No way toots! ... Charlies Dan- iels ... to be happy ... Color- guard ... Mac’s ... WSSTPOFTHETOWN7 8 79 . Rich ... French ... Debbie Kathleen Wilson Bob Seager ... nursing ... Mom + Dad ... Jimmy ... Dec. 28, 1978 ... Cindy Charles Withee Yeah Sure” ... Feels So Good ... Chuck Mangione ... 8 pizza ... blue eyes ... to Ik- no. I ... Amy ... Fluegle horn ... 8 31 78 ... Chuck Brain Damage ... to be a roadie ... You whose day it is, make it beautiful. Get out your rainbow colors and make it beautiful. Fredrick Withee ARRAGII!... Beach Boys ... 13 ... red ... baseball ... pizza ... own my own business ... trav- elling ... Prom . .. Yankees ... English “Ya You’re Ugly!” ... “Sail On” ... Styx ... track ... to start over ... basketball games ... summer 79” ... blue ... Italian ... Ber- nie I Love You So — (for Dino) ... my Dad + Mom ... being with my friends ... Bertha + Arriba ... Shanna ... 9 13 79 ... Tuffy Stewart Withee I' Ix ri Woodruff Oh Brother!” ... Styx ... soccer ... 6 ... friendly ... my smile ... Woody ... to be happy ... my ring ... March 23 ... Matt Patti Witkiewicz I.ittle Deuce Coupe ... Beach Boys ... Chinese food ... going fishing ... Koala Bears ... Wood- stock ... December 16, 1978 ... Dave Jeffrey Woods Get Bent! ... Runnin' with the Devil ... Van Halen ... week- ends ... running (x-country + track) ... steak ... leaving ... Woodsie Steven Wojcik Jean-Pierre Wood Polish ... “Wicked Good” ... Wojo ... my beard ... Van Ha- len ... OO ... to be good ... parents ... blue ... swordfish ... car racing ... money Billy CobHAM Group ... Drum- mer ... Hulk ... weightlifting ... green ... parachuting ... Richard Pryor ... football ... 5 ... ice cream Laurie Wright Robin Wright “Anything you say” ... Freebird ... Doobic Brothers ... Mushy’s ... blue ... moody ... my car ... Julia Life is Tough!” ... yachting on the Caribbean with Kurt ... 88 ... football ... Halloween Mas- sacre 78” ... Yac ... Lebanese “Senile” ... Turn the Page. Jethro Tull ... deep purple ... scenes of ’78 and ’79 ... Zing Doobie Brothers ... wrestling ... Mad Dog ... pizza ... Dore’s house ... Commander Z ... Creek ... Zcrb SENIORS LATE TO THE SHOW ... (LATE ARRIVING PHOTOS!) Jeffrey Allen Marcela Arana Freebird ... Allman Brothers ... skiing ... blue ... Zubes Ain’t Talking Bout Love ... 4 ... Van Halen ... Mert ... basket- ball ... Mechanic ... 6 23 79 ... Calum Opa ... mischievous ... talk .. July 19 - 1979 ... Orr family .. Chiquititta ... Cat Stevens .. dance ... my accent... Bolivian Janice Ayotte Terry Babcock Steven Bailey Darlene Bator Neil Young ... to be a lawyer ... sensitive ... travel ... the Cape ... Stephen 58 Patricia Bcaudcttc David Beck Richard Bertram Football ... 28 ... lasagne ... the beach ... 9 29 79 ... Patti Seals + Crofts ... dancing ... the beach ... 9 29 79 ... Danny The Who ... soccer ... 23 ... Italian food ... Mr. Bill ... sports . .. Boston Bruins Cat Stevens ... Apartment 10A ... become an auto mechanic ... If... May 7, 1978 ... Sandie Scott Brown Rita Basso lari Cary Bonesteel I Love You So” — (for Dino) ... Charlie ... my Horses” ... Taf- fy + Donnoo . . . saying “Goodbye” to Dino ... Arriba Mark Casey JoAnn Cone tM Debora Connors Susan A. Conroy Please Don’t Go ... summer of ’79 ... to be happy ... 10 13 78 ... camping ... beach ... cute ... 13 ... Alan ... Jo Can you grasp it?” ... Grapes ... to top Way Bandy ... Nooglev Kim . .. purple . .. Ran- dolph-Still 1 don’t get this joke ... soccer ... to be happy + successful ... Turn the Page ... Charlie Dan- iels ... Yogi ... Orange ... Qusie-Sue Thomas Deliso Suzanne DeMatos Skiing ... to live ... blue ... To live life within the art of walkout ... Italian ... Tom music and for the world to take Heart ... Quigs Sandra Eggleston “Can’t You See” ... baseball ... Denver Nuggets ... “33” ... Des ... David Thompson. David Deschenes Timothy Desmond Joanne Dupuis Timothy Fcelev Baseball ... Jav Johnstone ... Irish ... 21 Working Man” ... Rush ... par- tying ... the Path ... French ... Jaquie Ron Iaiciano ... O ... black n‘ blue .. . pretzels + pizza ... Boca Raton ... Bean town Bosox Thomas Pemberton SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED ... Valerie Arcand Rhonda Ballantine Vickie Beaulieu Kandv Brown Todd Brown Curt Burmeister Frank Campiti Konald Cardaro|)oli Kichard Clark Anthony Cortcse LLsa Caetke Vincent Chidoni Michael Cramolini Jack Gucrtin Marian Hickey Gary Howard Jonan Kukowski Daniel Lancaster Donald LaViolette Thomas Levesque Paul Lussicr Luannc Marino Robert McDonnell Kurt Meehan I ecann Mullen David Pederzani James Price Robert Rose Mark Schmidt Daniel Sheehan Craig Struck Brian Thomas William Trempe Guv Waterman JUNIORS ... Hie class of 1981 began their junior year with great enthusiasm, with the feeling no longer of being timid soph- omores, hut now having a sense of security. President, Mike Knight; Vice president, Ix ri Acosta; secre- tary, Shirley Donatini; and treasurer, Rosemarie DeStefano took no time in getting their class settled and moving on its way. They were able to hold successful money raisers such as dances and other activities. Mrs. Hamilton, their advisor, helped to guide them in the right direction, and they were able to begin the terror of collecting class dues. Class Officers: Left to Right - VICE PRESIDENT, Ijori Acosta; and SECRETARY, Shirley Donatini. Not available for photograph; PRESIDENT, Mike Knight; and TREASURER, Rosemarie DeStefano. “Love at first bite!” “Get your tickets here.' Another exciting class.” Does this mean we're engaged!” Frank Armstrong Lisa Asta-Fcrrero Debra Aurichio Paul Balhoni Sharon Baldarelli Karen Barr Claire Barrs Ann a Docs' Lori Acosta Thomas Alhano Thomas S. Alhano David Allen Theresa Amcllin David Anderson Bruno Antico Kathy Barry Michelle Barry Ijiurie Basset te Sandra Battles Blaine Bauman Diane Beauchemin Donna Belcher Yvette Bdisle Jac«|ueisu Bellefleur Steplsen Bcrard Carol Blanchard Heather Bonnello Willie Bouchard Tammv BouMjuet Diane Bos at Hohert Bruno Ix-onard Bruso IJnda Brsant Phillip Butler Bita (Maputo I jurj Carlisto Stephen Carmel Richard Bosve leonard Bo ck I jura Bradford Patricia Brennan James Breton Williant Brock Donald Brosvn Karsn Brosvn Doreen Caroleo Cynthia Carpenter Douglas Casasant Annmarie Casicllo Patricia Casallo Mark Ccccarini Kathleen Chapman Beth Chase Kathleen Comce Suranne Conway Cathlcen Cormier Michelle Cormier Carla Coulter Scott Coutincau John Couture Denise Cross What happened to the glass?” We know, we're great! Wendv Czcipak Garth Dahdah Beth Dahlke Liu DeCray Colleen Delair Phyllis Demaio Patti Dcimki Michael Desmarais Rosemarie DeStefano Marjorie Dickmann Joliann Dobek Shirley Donatini Kurt Donnelly Susan Do re Carol Doucette Thomas Doucette Suzanne Doyle Robert Dresses Jeffrey Dud os Kathleen Duffy Dasid Dunican Kelly Dunn William Egan Michael Ehresman Lisa Famhanr Michael Faulkner Denise Favreau Judith Ferguson Sharon Ferry James Fleming Sandra Fleming Kathryn Foley Jaquclinc Fortier Suzanne Francocur Kim Fulvi Donald Callerani Diana Gantclli Michael Gaudino Glenn Geddis Elizabeth Gdgut Jon Gendron laura Gendron Midrael Gentile Michele George Christopher Germano Lisa Ghcdi Victor Ghidoni l.isa Gilbert Katltcrinc Cilherti Steven Giordano Paulette Girard Christopher Cluster Mark Codon Kami Coehlert Beth Colcmo Daniel Gorman David Cosselin Debbie Coyette Chip Granger I jura Grasso Patty Graves Richard Cray Gerald Cra iano I odd Criffen Michael Cruska Susan Cuidi DtNiglas Guthrie Nancv llallhauer I had my mother's permission “You have lice?” Track Hastings Susan Hawkes Lisa Hellquist Charles Henderson Scott Hermans Thomas I lenev James Hannon David Hanson Robert Harkins Kimberly Harlow Susan Harp Nathan Harriman Shaync Harrison Susan Haskins Diane Hoague I are Hofmann Jennifer Hopkins Lisa Hopping Susan Hundley Patti Hurley Anthony Isotti Donald Jacobs Scott Kararn Jeffrey Kerr Stuart Kibbe William Kibbv Kimberlv King Thomas Kirk Rosemary Klundt William Knadler Michael Knight Jos- Kosalchick Georgia Kratimenos Penny Kratimenos Nataly Kudlic John Kunasek Kim Kutzcnko Theresa laharre Joanne laiBranche Todd Ixbrccque Troy Lat rec |ue Caron Lacour Linda laafontaine Robert lamcour Joanne tenders Katherine Landers Mary lame Donna Iavocca Joseph LaViolettc William 1« Cathy lartourneau Christine Liberatore Sally Librcro l-ori Limotti Christine Liquori Barrs- Little Paul I.omelino Carl longlev I-aura lasttennoser Jacolyn laisell Steve Lucia Alan Lynch David Lync Debra Macev Scott Mackin Sigmond Mallard Catherine Marai Suvan Margariti Marion Margosiak Pamela Marieh Deborah Marmo Carmel a Mar ano Jovcph Masciotra Laurel Masi Vincent Mavi Kevin Mavon Sandra Mavon Craig McCari Kim McCarthy David Meade Dario Mercadante Dina Mercadante jannicc Mc . ctti Kandy Minet Maryann Miranda Patricia Mivivco Karen Mitchell Mark Moirano Lvnette Mokan Dean Molta Frank Morassi Rove Morawi Stephen Moreau Paul Morin Mark Morrison Denise Murray Sandra Navcembcni Dawn Negmcci Michael Nunziato Daniel O'Brien Nancy O'Keefe Craig Obcr Linda Ogorzalck Greg Olewinvki James Olko Donna Ouellette Keith Perron Janette Pcrusse Debbie Peterson Bernard Petrone John Piccoli Anna Piliero Karen Placanico David Podgorvki David Kawson Jean Remington Patricia Kevcigno John Rice Ia ri Richardson Timothy Riley David Kilter Donna Roberts Richard Neilson Linda Nevcrv Kathleen Nicora Elaine Nieroda Kim Noack Tracy Nolan Christine Norman Steven Page Katherine Parchick Richard Parent Marycllcn Parrovv I.ori Paul Dana Peabody Vernon Peabody Dean Poggi Suzanne Poirier Linda Preston Diane Preterotti Richard Psholka Kathryn Puskcy Elaine Kucicot Todd Rovelli George Russell William Russell Laurie Russo Kevin Ryan Peter Sadowski I a ri Saliba James Shea I-auric Slican Adam Shcffer I.inda Sheffer Ann Sherry Tlxuiias Sibil ia Christine Skowera Kenneth Roberts Theresa Roberts Lisa Robinson William Robinson Frank Rocca Scan Rogers Angela Ross Patrice Ross Dean Sanders Cynthia Santigate Antoni Santaniello Robert Santincllo Cynthia Sant ini Mark Saracino Robert Sepanck Anthony Sgucglia Rosemary Stassen Mary Steele Sharon Stefan ik Theresa Stcnta Margrct Stoneburg Rebecca Stratos I.eslic Strong John Sliecb David Smith David R. Smith Gary Smith Paige Smith l.oi Soja Peter Spaulding Sherri Spring Dav id Stuart Christine Subotin Jerilyn Sullivan Patrick Sullivan Tina Talbot Dino Tangredi Anne Taupier Steven Tetreaull Matthew Thorsen Roger Thresher I.Lsa Tore! via Anthony Torino Joseph Tortoriello Tina Tricinella William Turgeon Kenneth Tynan Lisa Vignato Susan Vincsett Charlotte Vinton Lisa Vivenzio John Vogel Vitalis Von Hollander Allen Warren I-ori Webster Russel Webster Carey Weiss Kevin Widmer Robert Williams Karen Wilson Joseph Wot us Leah Wylie Dino Yacovone ( hatic Yacteen William Yagmin Steven Zaborowvki Karen Zarlengo Mark LaViolette (if) prod. S ov CAMERA f u dir- SOPHOMORES • • • The sophomores, under the leadership of President; Scott Andrichak, Vice President; Bessie Conway, Secretary; Allison Lush, and. Treasurer Anna Grcguoli, are facing the most challenging year of their lives. As sophomores, they will undergo a contest to sec who will make it over the first hurdle, (their sophomore year.) On their way, they will have to fight their way through an obstacle course of many events to attain the finish line. As stumbling-blocks, there will he dances with outstanding light shows to help make their year sensational. Their encounters with their first rallies will he exciting and unforgettable. All their attention is faced on the day of ordering their class rings. When that day comes, it means they’re that much closer to being juniors. Once they have them on their fingers, they’ll know their first goal has been reached. With the help of their advisor. Miss Wolochow- icz, they were able to surmount all obstacles, and proved the year to be triumphant. Sophomore Class Officers: Left to Right - Secretary; Allison Lush, Vice President; Bessie Conway, Treasurer; Anna Grcg- uoli and President; Scott Andrichak (Not Photographed.) ’We ’supposta Ik sittin or standin? Loneliness is ... Jerry busy in Study. The camera catches Betsy. Mr. P.’s spot checks! (© %% . IT S COT TO BE HERE SOMEWHERE! SISTERLY LOVE. Man' Ac |uaro Jo Ann Alhano Arlene Allen Kim Allen Linda Allen Joan Almiron Carv Aloivi Christine Altobelli Patricia Arnold Man Ancnault Michael Atkinson Lisa At well Timothy Ayre Lisa Babcock Lisa Bardslev Sharon Barker Steven Amirault Lucille Anderson Pamela Anderson Scott Andrichak Michael Annino Carth Armstrong Dean Anihold Thomas Bennett Barlsara Benoit Michele Berard Pamela Bergin Tracey Berube Marc Birchcnough Cars’ Blanchard John Bonas it.i lam Barn a Kevin Bamcs Dianna Bator Janice Bean Judith Bcauchcmin Thomas Beckner David Bell Kevin Bradway Steven Braica June Breault C re gory Brennan Dehora Briggs Linda Briggs Sandee Brittain Kimberiv Brock Cail Buoniconti Kent Burgess Dares' Burmcistcf Alan Burroughs Ceraldine Bussolari Jacqualine Bussolari Tltotnas Butt John Calabrese Renae Bopko ( hristopher Borowiec Denise Borrello Paul Bortolussi Victoria Bouchard Richard Bousquct II Marv Bracci Susan Brooks Joy Brouwer Allan Brown Dianne Brown Douglas Brown John Bry an David Buchanan Michael Chcmclowdu JoAnn C.'hiaro Christine Chmura Sharon Christian Helene Ciak I ri Clow Paul Coddington Vickie Coidaki Michael Cormier l.ori Cmla Kelli Cowles Susan Craig Jay Cuvton Diana D'Alma Renee Dalton John Darnell Marina Di Santi Jeffry Diduk Sheryl Disisto Cathy Dohek Suzann Douglas Mary Dowling David Duclos Donna Dudley Tami Fawnacht Steven Favreau I-ori Feam Thom at Fearn Marlene Feeney Cynthia Ferraioli Christine Ferraro Gina Ferraro Gerald Ferrcndino Alphonse Ferrentino Karen Fieldstad Michael Flood Steven Flood William Flood Brian Fogg Walter Fn Glen Fournier John Franco Paul Franco Anthony Frasco Gerald F rant ini Daniel Fruvvirth Jeff Fuller Robert Gasteyer Dawn Cladu Gina Gonnelto Tina Graves Jacqueline Gregalis Anna Greguoli Stephen Grenier Nicholas Grimaldi George Groom Rhonda Harrison Charlie Hastings Donald Hasvkes Brenda Hayden Michael Hazen Paid Hendcl Robin Henderson Kdward Hopping Dean Horacek Kathleen Huhl ard Kva Husson Gina Iacolo Rita Iacolo Gina Impoco Steven James Erica Jansons Raymond Jarvis David Jenk Diana Jenks Christine Johnson Jill Johnson Jamie Jones Scott Josephson Daniel Jury IxHiive Gaulin Timothy Gaynor Nancy Gentile Donna Giannetti Stephen Gielda Daniel Giordano Teri Giroux Michele Gruska imothy Guamieri Michael Guertin James Gutosvski Joseph Harbey Toni Hardick Jeff Hardv HOMEWORK IN ART? HE'S ONE OF THREE. John Kajka Mary Kamyk Janice Kane Bruce Kerr Pamela Kerr Izmis Kibby Jr. Barbara Kierkla Bryan Kinsley Christopher Kouk Stephen Kovalsky Michael Kozak Michael I .abut is Alisa I jl'rancis Cheryl I jmb Susan Ijmountain Gregory I aiusnn Wayne Langevin Caryn Ijriviere lisa I-ariviere Valerie Lavalctte I.aura Lavcll Andrew- law son Tammy Lawson Martha liars' Donna Lee Lisa Lefebvrc Sally I-esik Andrew Ixrster Jav Liamis Anthony Liquori Walter littlehale Kelly Lizrw-ski David Lloyd Eric Lottermoser Tammy Lucia Allison Lush Julie Lutat I Jura Lynch James Mahoney Todd Malan Robert Maltoni Paul Mancinone Susan Marai Steven Marcus Dana Marquis James Martel Rhonda Martineau Lisa Mastroianni Johann Matthews Todd Matusko Angelo Mazra Karen Mazza Richard Mazza Timothy McCullough Katherine McMahon James McNamee Diane Melanson Michael Menard Keith Mrrcandante Gregory Mercure Susan Messier Daniel Methot Christine Meyridc Paul Miarecki Lynn Miclnikowski Kathleen Mika Michele Mills lazren Montagna HEY, I'M FINALLY GETTING PROOFS! WHAT DID YOU SAY? David Montanan I .auric Montcfusco Dcdc Moore Julie Moran Mary Moran Michael Morassi William Morin Cindy Morriviette Timothy Munlcy Cynthia Murphy Cary Multi Karen Nadeau Tcrcsc Napoli Theresa Nardi Jacqueline Nareau Scott Ncgrucci David Never Marc Nicole Patricia Niemiee Mark Noack Charlie Noble IV Cary Nolan Michele Nolin William O'Brien Sheilia O'Donnell Elizabeth O’Keefe Catherine O'Malley Tammv Oberhcim Roger Olewinski Julie OI on Diane Ouellette Francis Owczarsld Edward Pajak Thomas Paleologopoulos Cathy Parent Sandra Parent Michael Parrow Andrew Paul I.incLi Peck Michael Pepper Lisa Piccoli Wallace Pigeon James Podgorski Pliillis Price Paul Protzcnko Angela Quaglini Michael Quill Edward Kahillv l.auric Raimondi Scott Rainville Paul Reimers Barry Rice Michael Rich IJzabcth Riley Cloria Ringer Marilynn Ristaino Robert Rivard Heather Roberts Susan Rogers Carmen Romeo Ccnevic Rosencranse Karen Rosner Jeff Rovclli Todd Ruby Lianne Russell Debra Ruvso Timothy Ryan Raymond Saegaert WHY SO MAD, SHEILA? I DON'T REALLY WANT TO DO THIS! Kerry Schindler John Schlagcl Jody Settle Susan Shayda Patrick Sheehan James Sherry l.ea-an Sibilia Chervil Santagate Patricia Santaniello Susann Santaniello Stephen Santinello Regina Saracino Doreen Sardella Ann Sarnelli Joseph Schebcl Karen Stcbhins Robin Stehbins William Stepanik Kathrvne Stowers Stacey Strom Ix is Strong Tracey Swank Carol Simone Marcell Slaimen I.ynnann Smith Richard Smith Scott Smith John Snyders Susan Spagnoli Jeanne Spaulding Valeri Wrobleski Bar s ii Keith Wvckoff Nadim Yacteen Kenneth Yagmin Geraldine Drouin Patricia Sweeney Jerome Talbot Mia Tangredi Robin Tassinari Paul Tatro Richard Taylor Veronica Tcsny Susan Tessicini Raymond Thar in Kathrvne Thornhill Mario Tricinella Cretchen I'schmann Mark Vangsness David Vecchiarelli Antliony Venturini Salvatore Vivenzio Robin Vogel James Wagner Michael Wands Donald Webb Carol Wheeler William Whcclock Jeffry White Maria Whitehead Kenneth Wilcv Shana Williamson Barbara Wojciechowski Paul Wood Jody Wright John Wright WE LOVE M + M'S! THIS CLASS SEEMS THREE HOURS LONG. SCENE TAKE SOUND ClassCbom 100 SO cirri PROD. V CAMERA FACULTY CANDIDS • • • ADMINISTRATION James V. Bruno, Jr. Acting Superintendent John A. Morrissey, Asst. Principal SO David Thcodorowicz, Principal David K. Bates, Asst. Principal GUIDANCE Mrs. Bellico Mr. Cavallo - Dept. Head Mr. Porter ART Mr. latino Mrs. Schilling-Nordal — Dept. Head Miss Ennis Mr. Robinson BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Donovan Mr. Ix?ster ENGLISH Mrs. Macklcr Mrs. Stratton - IX pt. Head Mr. Baggetta Mrs. Poulin Mr. O’Brien S3 Mrs. Hamilton ENGLISH Mr. Petrone HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Eckart — Dept. Head Miss Maclmik Mrs. Prew Miss Myers 85 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Hobson Mr. Cardiner PHYSICAL EDUCATION STAFF mis io Mr. Murphy Nlr. Kihl e — Director of Athletics Mr. Modzelewski Mrs. Orsatti Mrs. Ilirschhaut 87 LANGUAGE Mrs. Poudrier Miss Moran MUSIC Mr. Tileston Mr. Longstreet MATH Mr. L'Heureux Mrs. Alves Mr. Whalley SCIENCE M Mr. Dean Mr. Fahey SCIENCE Mr. Ramali Miss Wolochowicz Miss Morison SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Lech Mr. Fitzgerald 91 Mr. Morse SOCIAL STUDIES Mrs. Litchfield Mr. Sheehan Mr. Zabiclski Mr. Ferranti Mr. Merrill Mr. Brunelle — Dept. Head «2 SPECIAL AREAS Mr. Skolnick - Work Study Mr. Greene — Work Study Mrs. Prcssev — Resource Assistant Mrs. Jones — Resource Teacher Mr. Pressey — Director of Media Sen-ices Mrs. Shimel — Librarian Mr. Lowrey — Distributive Education Mrs. Hoffman — Reading Teacher Mr. I .owe 11 — Resource Assistant Mr. Greguoli — Planning Room Teacher 93 SECRETARIAL STAFF Mrs. Barry Mrs. O’Keefe Mrs. Jerry Mrs. Ball Mrs. Eggleston Aiiu Mrs. Paul - Programmer Mrs. Lcask ALSO IMPORTANT Mrs. Grey and Kitchen Staff Mr. Cremonti — Attendance Officer Mr. Rossi and Friends Mrs. flallaman — Nurse Mr. Decker - Parking Security Lieutenant Clark — Parking Security Mr. Messier — Computer Specialist IN MEMORY OF LEONARD DES ROSIERS AFTER GLOW ... I’d like the memory of me to be a happy one. I’d like to leave an afterglow of smiles when life is done. I’d like to leave an echo whispering softly down the ways. Of happy times and laughing times and bright and sunny days. I’d like the tears of those who grieve, to dry before the sun Of happy memories that I leave When life is done. — Carol Mirkel June 17th, 1939 November 20th, 1979 Time is ... Too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, too long for those who grieve, too short for those who rejoice; but for those who love, time is eternity. — Henry van Dyke SCENE TAKE SOUND s- ) I , PROD. UuD CAMERA and OIR. R oi oil Cel OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS To act as .student government ... Winter Olympics ... Valentine carnation sale ... Shelly Melanson — director ... Mr. Bagetta - Advisor The students make plenty of plans. MODEL CONGRESS Mr. Ferranti — Adivsor ... learn to write legislation ... preparation of a Bill ... A.I.C. congress ... traveling throughout the East Coast ... Vincent Gingras ... meeting VJ.P.’s in State and National government ... present and debate legislation to secure passage into law “Did I miss the joke?” “That’s a very good point.” 99 STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE To act as a I.iason between student body and school committee ... proposals for new lunch program ... co- chair persons — Jerry Graziano and Mark Ccccarini ... Advisor — Mrs. Mackler “I think he has a good point. “Any suggestions?” “You did it now!” PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM Hearing lectures put on by prestigious leaders ... aspects of the government ... going to Washington ... seminars sponsored by the U.S. government ... sharing a room with President Carter or Vladimir Balyshnikov anyone? Mine is just like yours.!! Formulating plans for the Washington D.C. trip. AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS T.V. show quiz game ... Mr. O’Brien — Advisor ... Channel 22 ... Taping of match — Jan. 29 ... Bill Carr — captain ... concentration ... instant recall ... long hours of practice ... heating Fnrico Fermi, Greenfield, and Glastonbury ... making the plavoffs ... public relations Team members practice to make Agawam a winner. The captain of the team. Sophomore members listen with interest. ACCOUNTING CLUB raising money for scholarships for the accounting students ... Mr. Altobelli — Advisor ... parking cars for the exposition ... Diane Feam ... preparation of income taxes Working hard to raise money. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Sharing experiences with foreign students ... AFS weekends ... Santa Lucia ... parking for the Exposition ... Mr. Quinn and Mrs. Shimcl — Advisors ... Grant and Marcela : w Members listen intently to Mr. Quinn New friends and smiling faces. AFS: Your ticket to the world! AUDIO VISUAL AIDS Members assist faculty in operation of equipment ... tape and broadcast events ... detailed newscast ... sporting events ... Mr. L’Heureux — Advisor 102 Always ready when needed. Making sure everything’s done right. What did you do to this?” ' MATH LEAGUE Competitive league eompetitiun ... appreciation for mathematics ... timings ... Mr. Bur |iic — Advisor ... solve hard problems ... team scoring Math needs lots of concentration. Working together. CHESS CLUB Student vs faculty chess match ... strategy ... Mr. Stentaford — Advisor ... team captains ... perfecting skills and maneuvers ... Ken Webb “Go get him!” BAND School and community service ... Mr. Davis - Advisor .. training ... musical development ... Ed Frighetto — president ... Columbus Day Parade — 1st place ... State Concert - 1st place Never a dull moment! COLOR GUARD “Right shoulder arms!” ... dedication ... group efforts ... ... summer camp ... captains ... exciting routines ... concentration ... majors ... Columbus Day Parade — 1st place Time to be spectators DECA Enables students to compete against other students in state and in specific areas of retailing ... Regional conference — Chicopee ... State conference — Cape Cod ... Mr. Lowrey — Advisor Junior members working hard. FUTURE SECRETARIES ASSOCIATION Cives the students contact with secretaries working in business ... helps to develop ambition and initiative ... Installation service ... Mrs. Buchanan — Advisor ... proper attitude 10f Clothes play an important part. Members pay close attention. A hake sale can be fun. SPANISH CLUB I can’t hear you.' Fiesta de Mrs. Poudrier - Advisor ... to continue the enjoyment of learning and using Spanish through games ... performing skits Getting ready for a turn at the piiiata. Got it!” FRENCH CLUB ‘Think about that one. Tour d’Agawam ... to culturally enrich the language program ... Mrs. Charest — Advisor ... Christmas festival ... sleigh ride ... sing along with Fred ... Debbie Macey ... Suroit concert French club is both fun and interesting.' LIBRARY STAFF Service to school ... file cards... shelve books ... take passes to sludv ... check out books ... Mrs. Shimel ... field trip to Deerfield Members of the library staff take a break. Junior Classical league officers Isn't Latin fun? JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Saturnalia party ... Mrs. Charest ... to enhance the learning of I atin ... June Volleyball tournament ... Anna Iacolo ... Boston field trip And away we go!” MIRROR Advisor — Mrs. Marlin ... report and comment on school and community news ... combined Journalism 1 and II classes ... HCC press forum award for investigative reporting ... first place in News Magazine division, Columbia ... Sue Borowiec, Kathv Nicora, and Spot” proofreading. Bill Carr and Timmy Bennett pretending to do layouts. Journalistic Jungle' Discussing advertising copy Too bad there’s no film in the camera, Joe! 109 Journalism class pushing to meet that deadline. Lisa and crew mailing exhcangcs. PROM COMMITTEE Advisor — Mrs. Schilling-Nordal ... to plan the Junior, Senior prom ... pick the hand ... choose the dinner ... decide the price of the ticket ... choose a theme ... design the brochure ... Prom - April 23, 1980 at Chez Josef 110 “I don't understand.” Mrs. Nordal discusses future plans. The prom, as tradition, is to he held at Chez Josef. CHORALE Competitions . .. singing ability ... auditions ... to learn music as a group ... soprano ... enjoyment ... alto Chorale and Madrigal officers hard at work. Clmrale never looked better. MADRIGALS Talent being put to work ... try-outs ... concentration reading music ... group performances 1980 Madrigals are ready for anything. Mr. Files gives some pointers. Ill SACHEM Important deadlines ... decisions ... working together ... responsibility ... uniqueness ... memories ... Mr. Pulaski — Advisor ... joking around with Mr. P ... appreciation ... flying frogs Kditor-in Chief - Gina Potito; Secretary - Maria Sutton; Asso- ciate editor — Mary Taupicr “Can you guess?” Layout staff: Heidi Dominguez, Brenda Timms, Jane Pacew- icz, Karen Vangsness, Judy Fcarn Sports staff; Jennifer Ayre, Bill Butman, Kathy Chase Advertising staff: JoAnnc Simmons, Joanne Anderson, Lisa Liberatore, Karen Duggan, Pam Viens Literary staff: Lisa Rachelc, Dina Gatti Student photographer - Doug Stoll Business staff: Holly Oberheim, Debbie Dunican: Not present for photo: Celeste Kinney. Mr. P. and Rosanna Anna Danna GOLF 1979 represented a year of rebuilding for the Agawam High School boys’ golf team. Led bv the experience of only two seniors, captain Tom Napolitan and Paul Sihilia, the team got off to a slow start. Under the guidance of coach Roger I eclcrc, they developed the skills needed to hand both Cathedral and Holyoke defeats. Outstanding individual play was performed by Tom Napolitan, who was the only player on the team to break par in two different matches. With returning lettermen Ed Frighctto, Tim Bennett, Ralph Albano. Dana Mower, and sophomore Phil Butler, prospects for next year appear to be excellent. The boys get ready to go the course. Phil practices his putting. Ed points out the next hole. BASEBALL It was a superb season for the mighty Agawam High Baseball team as they rampaged any team who dared to cross their path. With an overall record of 10-8 for the season, and 9-5 in the league, the Brownies continued to crush ever)' team in sight. Brian Sweeney was the team’s leading pitcher with an over- whelming record of 4 wins, 1 loss, and 1 save for the season. The Brownies also offered some fantastic hitting by the team’s leading hatters which included players Brian Sweeney, Rick Leclerc, Mike Barnes, and Don Callerani. There was no doubt, however, in the minds of the fans, who cheered the mighty Brownies on, that there were other superior and outstanding players who played a very important role in the teams successful year. They were Tom Knight, Boh Bonovita, Steve Ncilson, and Bob Labun. 'Hie last game of the season, however, was a defeating blow to the Brownie’s mighty image, as South Hadley won the game 2-0 for the Valley Wheel. Even with this loss it was still one of Agawam’s most successful seasons, and Coach Smith was very proud of his team. He is now looking ahead to next year’s squad with many starters coming back for yet another challenging season. The pitcher argues a play. Dave’s a big hit. 1979 Baseball team; first row, left to right; Joe Calabrese, Scott Karam, Bob Bonavita, Gerry Miller, Dave Lyne, Don Callerani, second row; Larry Viens, Bart McCarthy, Tom Knight, Brian Sweeney, Kick Leclerc, Rick Messenger, Mike Barnes, Bob Labun, Coach 1979 Junior Varsity team. “I hate these grounders.' It’s a fly hall!” Taking an early lead “You’re out!' What ck) you mean I’m out?” One more strike and he’s out. SOFTBALL Under the coaching of Caro! Orsatti, the 1979 girl’s softball team ended their season with an 11 8 record. One of the highlights of the season was the victory over Amherst, the defending Western Mass. Champions, by a score of 8 7. The team was led by co- captains Micki Korob and Edwyna Stefanik. Micki led the team in extra l ase hits and stolen bases, while Edwyna was the only player on the team to make All Western Mass. Senior meml ers Lee Harvey, Virginia Cassidy, and Lisa Rioni added strength to the team, with the girls relying heavily on the experience of pitchers Joanne Hart, Kathy Chase, and Rose Hottin throughout the season. Sophomores Debbie Cheetham and Shari Baldarelli exhibited both hitting and fielding skills during the games to make the season successful. With die addition of new members, next year’s outlook appears to be a good one. I bet I can strike you out!' 1979 Softball team; first row. left to right; Coach Orsatti, Micki Korob, Edwyna Stefanik, Joanne Hart, Rose Hottin, Joanne Anderson, Sharon Baldarelli, Assistant Coach Stevens, second row; Virginia Cassidy, I-ori Opal, Lee Harvey, Lisa Rioni, Kathy Chase, Debbie Cheetham, Lynda Kunasek. 1979 Junior Varsity Softball team. Safe! Get off my hand! 121 BOYS’ TENNIS Under the supervision of coach Dave Hobson, the 1979 Boy’s Tennis Team had the most outstanding record of the past few years. Ending the season with a 9-11 record, they ranked 6th place in the league. The I960 tennis team will lose three seniors. Cars- Labine, who was voted the most valuable senior with 6 wins out of his last 9 matches. Bob Thomas, who encouraged the team with his excellent talent, and Arthur Wu with his outstanding sportsmanship. Coach Hobson said “The members who acquired valuable match experience will help the team in the future.” Everyone played a good game. Coach discusses the game. 'This is like dancing! 1979 Boys’ Tennis Team; first row, left to right; Mike Ehresman, Gary Labine, Garth Dahdah, Rich Rindcls, Paul I.ucicr; top left to right; Coach Hobson, Rob Thomas, Steve Soja, Jeff Bartnik, Tony Torino. GIRLS’ TENNIS The 1979 Girls' Tennis Team finished their season with a 5-15 record. Despite a disappointing season, the girls showed much improvement. With only one senior, the team lacked experience, hut showed enough enthusiasm and determination to defeat Ludlow, Palmer, East Longmeadow, and our arch rival. West Side. Although the team had few victories, the individuals themselves showed much talent, including the first doubles team of senior Anne Bcnerakis and junior Cori Tcssicini, who finsihed with the best doubles record of the team. The second doubles team, consisting of Jane Pacewicz and Chris Impoco improved greatly during the season to gain victories over some of the more important matches. The position of first singles was played by junior Jennifer Ayre who showed great strength and finished with the best singles record of the season. Alternating at second and third singles, were juniors Noel Girard and Ellen Dcsjarlais, who .added strong support to the team. Due to the loss of only one senior, next year's team should be strong and experienced. “This is silly!” Coach demonstrates a forward swing. Coach teaches the girls tennis? 1979 Girls Tennis team; left to right; Ck ri Tcssicini, Noel Girard, Chris Impoco, Ellen Desjarlais, Anne Benekakis, Jane Pacewicz, Lori Webster, Jenny Ayre, Coach Wolochowicz, Deb Macey, Michele George 125 BOYS’ TRACK The 1979 boys' track team experienced their best season ever. Coach Modzclesvski and assistant coach Gus Young did an excellent job leading the year as Valley Wheel and Western Mass. Champions. Because of the determination of each individual, the team was a success. Randv Young broke the Valley Wheel record in the triple jump with a jump of 43'V . He also received the most valuable plaver award in the Valley Wheel competition. The undefeatable mile relay consisted of Jeff Woods, Gus Yactecn, Peter Sardella, and Steve Atkinson. Following them, the 440 relay team was also exceptional with the efforts of Dave Stuart, Dave Ritter, Todd Clark and Dan Beaudctte. Mario Mercadante, Mike Longhi, and I arry Roberts displayed their skill in weights. Mario did an excellent job in the discus, and was unbeatable in the Valley Wheel. Gars- Geiger and Jerry Mason used their powers to take command of the pole vault, while Scott Massoia and Rick Nelson took control of the high jump in each of their meets. The 19S0 track team will lose 16 members, but with the determination of the returning track stars the team should have an exceptional season next year. Dan goes for the school record. Larry puts one into orbit. Kric hopes the bar will stay up. Paul, a study in concentration. 1979 Boys Track team; first row, left to right; Jerry Mason, Jay Barry, Kevin Anderson, Craig Cosby, Randy Young, Pete S;t r del la, Gus Yactecn, Rich Hauff, Steve Atkinson, Scott Massoia, Mario Mercadante, Cary Geiger, Steve Troie, Dave Rcscigno, second row; Mike Brunelle, Mike Longhi, Tom Doucette, Paul Knight, Mike W'agner, Art Herring, Mike Favreau, Larry Roberts, Dan Beaudette. Frank Mastromattco, Coach Young, third row; Brian Fogg. Tom Ritter, Mark Saracino, Glen Welch, Todd Clark, Dave Stewart, Eric Nelson, Mark Moirano, Dave Ritter, Bill Butman, Bill Blaekak, Coach Modzelwski, fourth row; Randv Minet, Doug Stoll, Jeff Woods, Dean Poggi, Doug Guthrie. Mark MacFadzcn, Jerry Samhrook, Todd IaiBreque, Troy IatBrcquc, Mark Casey, Coach Lane. GIRLS’ TRACK 1979 was the year of improvement for the girl's track team as they went 5-6 for the season, and 4-3 in the Valley Wheel. The girls had undying spirit throughout the year, which gave them the incentive to win. The team offered many highlights during the course of the season: Senior lisa Impoco gave the squad a very strong right arm, as she hurled the javeline an awesome 119 feet. Meanwhile Betty Lombardo, who was named the most valuable senior, ran her fastest time ever in the 440 yard run with a time of 60.3 seconds. These highlights were supported hv the unbeatable mile relay team who continued to crush every relay that dared to run against them. The squad also included many top runners. These six fantastic girls were seniors Frieda Bauman, Pam Berube. Lisa Impoco, Betty Lombardo, Donna Regnier and junior Natalie Ritchie. Other excellent runners included seniors Lisa Allen, Lori Cosby, and Dana Moraski. Coach Paul Blodget and Assistant coach I urinc Grcguoli were very proud of the teams efforts and the spirit shown by the girls with two-third of last years squad returning, they feel that this coming season will lx even better than last year's. Lisa and Kathy throw the javeline. Patty puls her all into this. “And she’s ahead by a foot. 1979 Girls Track team; front row, left to right; Dana Moraski, Lisa Impoco, second row; Lisa Allen, Donna Regnier, Frieda Bauman, Gretchen Ling, Pam Berube, I ori Cosby, Sally Andrews, Betty Lombardo, third row; Coach Blodgett, Kathy Spellacy, Natalie Ritchie, Patty Smith, Bcrnie Wilson, Anna Scuderi. Mary Taupier, fourth row; Chris Liberatore, Ann Sherry, Karen Barr, Anna Piliero, Kathy Foley, fifth row; standing; Joanne Landers, Kathy Curran, Kars n Brown, Patrice Ross, Denise Murray, Anne Taupier, Kathy Nicora. 125 CROSS COUNTRY Under the direction of Coach Joe Modzclcwski, the Agawam High School Cross Country team achieved a 3-8 record for the season. This terrific support came from all members who ran for the squad. This season offered the school its largest cross country team, and the most meets ever won in the team’s 9 year history at the High School. Captain Jeff Woods led the squad in their victories. He took 3rd place in the Western Mass, meet, and qualified for State. This years senior members included Christine Barr, Bill Butman, Tom Ritter, Doug Stoll and Jeff Woods. This was the best year the team has ever seen, and Coach Modzclcwski feels that next year will be even better and should find an even larger team. The public cheers on the guys. Jeff keeps up the pace. 1979 Cross Country; first row, left to right; Mike Atkinson, Christine Barr, Bill Brock, Mike Faulkner, David Allen, Randy Minet, Bill Butman, Jim Gutowski, Rich Smith, second row; Coach Modzclcwski, John Calabrese, Dan Jury, Troy Utbrcque, Tom Ritter, Doug Stoll, Jeff Woods, Todd Labreque, Assistant Coach Dunkerly. FIELD HOCKEY The Agawam Field Hockey team posted a disappointing league record of 1 10 1. Despite this record, the team was led to a challenging season by tri-captains Jenny Ayre, Noel Girard, and Kathy Spellacy, all returning Varsity players. Juniors Debbie Cheetham, and Paulette Girard, also returning Varsity players from last year, provided a solid nucleus to the team but as a whole, they lacked playing experience. Playing for the first time were seniors, Karen Houghtaling, Judi Ribciro. Julie Thorscn, and junior Jenny Hopkins. Advancing J.V. players from last year were seniors Chris Orr, Man.1 Taupier, juniors Joanne Landers, Denise Murray, and Dawn Negrucci. Six of these players will Ik returning again next year, looking forward to new talent from juniors and sophomores to help build a successful season. Here they come, hide! Girls Varsity Field Hockey, front row, left to right: Dawn Negrucci, Deb Cheetham, Jenny Hopkins, Denise Murray, Paulette Girard, Joanne Landers, back row, left to right Asst. Coach Lane, Julie Thorscn, Karen Cormier, Karen Houghtaling, Kathy Spellacy, Jennifer Ayre, Judi Riheiro, Mary Taupier. Chris Orr, Noel Girard, and Coach 127 Fitzgerald. FOOTBALL The Agawam Brownies concluded their 1979 football season with a 6-4 record. The team was led by the superior coaching staff of head coach Jack Michalak, and asst, coaches Sapclli, Lavoie, and Bachini. The Brownies kicked off their season with a thrilling victory over Minnechaug, ending their 22 game winning streak. They again showed their talent by defeating Chicopee and Chicopee Comp, along with the decisive victories over Drury and Taconic. The Brownies also took command over the previously undefeated Milford Hawks, with a score of 26-22. This was the first time in Agawam’s school history that they had defeated the Hawks. The Brownies, however, did suffer with losses to Holyoke, Westfield, and Cathedral. The major blow was the unfortunate loss of the rivalry trophy, which was gracefully handed over to the West Side Terriers. The Brownies were led through a successful season by a strong senior backficld made up of Rick Leclcrc, Joe Pezzimenti, and Dan Beaudette. Brian Sweeney and Abe Yacteen were the agile senior receivers. The skillful blocking was executed by a superb front line consisting of seniors Mike Longhi, Bill Blackak, Glenn Welch, Larry Roberts, and Junior Jim Fleming. Other outstanding players included Frank Campiti, Paul Knight, Vin Korta- bani, Kurt Toomcy, Grant Ward, Steve Wojcik and Paul Zerbinopoulos. The mighty Brownies now have two goals for the upcoming I960 fall season, one is to have another winning season, and the other is to destroy the West Side Terriers. Charge!!! Here we come, Westfield. The 1979 Football Team, front row, left to right: Scott [osephson, Tom Butt, Mark Rafay, Boh Rose, Paul Knight, Bill Blackak, Rick Leclerc. Paul Zerbinopoulos, Mike Fleming, Scott Negrucci, Tim Ayre, Phil Price, second row, left to right: Coach Bachini, Dan O’Brien, Dean Leclerc, Brian Sweeney, Grant Ward, Chris Dore, Abe Yacteen, Kurt Toomey, Mike Ixmghi, Joe Pezzimenti, Steve Wojcik. Glenn Welch, Larry Roberts, Todd Clark, Frank Campiti, Dan Beaudette, Dan Giordano, John Darnell, third row, left to right: Coach Sapelli, Jim Egan, John Bonavita, Don Jacobs, Jim Fleming, Glenn Geddis, Dave Smith, Dean Poggi, Dino Tangredi, Dave Gosselin, David Stuart, Mark Moirano, Doug Guthrie, Keith Perron, Paul Tatro, Paul Dezielle, Rick Neilscn, Allan Brown, Scott Smith, Coach Michalak, Coach Lavoie Touchdown! Another one against West Side. The seniors all hang around. It could happen only to us! We never lie! Alright Abe, this one’s for you. 29 CHEERLEADERS The 1980 Varsity Cheerleading squad found themselves facing the new decade with many fresh faces and unique changes. Not only were there only three seniors cheering, but the two co- captains, Ann Abbey and Chris Norman were both juniors. Boosting spirits and arousing energy from Agawam spectators were just some of the cheerers’ many activities. Raising money for the football scholarships, organizing rallies, and decorating the school is all part of the time-consuming life of being a cheerleader. Under the supervision of their experienced Coach Donna Bodurtha. the girls added vitality and motivation whenever on the scene. Practice makes perfect. The littlest cheerleader. Coaches watch with satisfaction. Time for a rest! J.V. cheerleaders put their talent to work. Timber! Junior Varsity cheerleaders start off with a bench cheer. BOYS’ SOCCER The 1979 Boys’ Soccer team led by tri-captains, Dave Gilbert, Bart McCarthy, and Tom Sipitowski, bad excellent potential but lacked the cohesiveness to put it all together. Although they had six wins and twelve losses, they worked hard as a team and Coach Blodgett stated that most players made fine performances through- out the year. Bart McCarthy led the team with fourteen goals and four assists, helping him to make All Western Mass. Dave Gilbert, the Brownies goalie, saved many of the games with his excellent performance, while Dave Wheeler and Tom Sipitowski also added to the team with their talents. Gene Arsenault, the Brownies sweeper, was greatly depended upon by his teammates, and he played his position well. The 1979 boys' soccer team will lose eleven seniors, but the remaining players are looking forward to a winning season in 1980. Dave flies for the hall. Bov’s Varsity Soccer team, front row, left to right: Billy O’Brien, Todd Griffen, Steve Tetrault, John Duggan, Kenny Roberts, Ricky Bowe, Dave Duclos, George Russel, Jeff Duclos, Tony Santaniello. second row, left to right: Eugene Arsenault, Tim I.ord, Tom Sipitowski, Shawn Grenier, Dave Beck, Dave Gilbert, Jim Bodurtha. Bart McCarthy, Dave Wheeler, Jeff Babcock. Jim Martin, and Coach Blodgett. The best kivs of their lives! This one’s not getting by me! David shows determination. Jim charges after the ball. Coach Blodgett watches with pride One for all and all for one! 133 GIRLS’ SOCCER Kathy makes a great stop. Kathy keeps the hall moving. laurel keeps the ball away from the other team. The Agawam Girls' Soccer team finished their season with a winning record of 8-7-1. Starting slowly, the girls had a record of 3- 7. half-way into the season. By working hard and developing their skills, they finished the second half with a record of 5-0-1. The team was led by tri-captains, Joanne Anderson, Kathy Chase, and Shari Baldarelli, all showing outstanding talent. Leading scorers for the team were seniors Elaina Granger and Kathy Chase. Lori Harvey, I.vnda Kunasek, Kathy LaGrange, Sue Conroy, and Ix ri Woodruff were all seniors who gathered their skills to help make it a successful season. Sophomore Ixiri Costa and Chris Altohelli did their part on defense to help out the team’s efforts, but due to the loss of eight star players, next year’s team will have a hit of rebuilding before they can have a successful season. Keeping the hall under control. Hey, Where’s the hall? Rcadv for action. Elaina is fast on her feet. Girls’ Varsity Soccer team, front row, left to right: Terri Ouellette. Renee Dalton, Erin Conroy. Liz Riley, Karen Mazza, Tami Fassnacht, Terri Forgoes, Kelly Lizewski. second row, left to right: Shari Baldarelli, Laura Cendron, Laurel Masi, Chris Altobelli, Peggy Foley, Laurie Russo, Darcy Burineister, Johann Dobeck, I-ori Costa, Kathv Foley, Karen Barr, third row, left to right: Coach Stevens, Lori Vo Hlruff, Sue Conroy, Lynda Kunasek, Elaina Granger, 135 Kathv LaCrange, Kathy Chase, Joanne Anderson, I ori Harvey. Ca ach Stevens gives some pointers BOYS’ BASKETBALL This year the Boys' Basketball Team experienced an outstanding season. As a result of hard work, conditioning, and unselfishness, the team came up with a winning record, landing the offense were seniors Rick Ixjclerc and Abe Yacteen who performed excellent jobs and averaged over ten points a game. As a floor leader, senior Jerry Quill did a tremendous job both offensively and defensively. Seniors Don LaViolettc, Dan Bcaudctte, and Chris Kazantis all contributed to help make it a successful season. Junior Dean Molta and sophomore Kevin Banies added their talents to strengthen and complete the team. “Overall the team had no one star said Coach Conte, “they all were very determined and willing to work hard.” Next year, with the returning varsity players, plus the upcoming J.V. players, it should be a season to look forward to. Co in the basket! , says Abe. A jumpball in Agawam’s favor. 136 Coach Conte shows some plans of strategy Agawams J.V. Bovs' Basketball team. Kicky, with another “alleyoop”. Boy’s Varsity Basketl all team, front row, left to right: David Lyne, Dan Bcaudctte, Jerry Quill, Chris Kazantis, Dean Molta. second row, left to right: Asst. Coach Starkey, Kevin Barnes, Kicky I eclerc, Don LaViolette, Abe Yactecn, Mike Knight, and Head Coach Conte. 137 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The Agawam Girls' Basketball team, under the guidance of coach Karen Fitzgerald, had a very successful season. With only four seniors on the squad, it was necessary to rely on the remaining experience of the four junior players. Led by captain Elaina Granger, a three year veteran, the team played at an elevated level of competition. The performances of seniors, Kathy Chase, Kathy LaGrange, and Gail Stepanik, all playing the forward position, certainly deserve acclaim. Juniors Debbie Chectham, Shari Baldarclli, Laura Gcndron, and Lynn Mokan added their talents to make for a successful season. With four returning varsity players and the upcoming J.V. players, the team should have an outstanding season. Elaina blocks another shot. Shari struggles for the rebound. Evenone is set for the rebound. 138 Girls' Varsity Baskcthall team. Coach Fitzgerald, Deb Cheetham, Kathy Chase, Shari Baldarclli, Klaina Granger, Gail Stcpanik, Kathy LaGrangc, I .aura Gcndron, Lynn Mokan. HOCKEY The Agawam High Hockey learn moved right into the season acquiring wins over West Side and Cathedral. Third year coach. Bill Sapclli felt the team would prosper from high scoring captains Al Hardina, Gary Malanson, and Jerry Sibilia. Sam Deitelhaum's efforts in the net kept the opponents score low, and juniors John Couture, Vin Masi, and Pat Sullivan contributed by their strong assists leading to many goals. Let us not forget the solid Agawam defense led by Jerry Sihilia and John Colby aiding the AHS cause. The team lost very few seniors in 1979, so a strong ’80 season was expected to begin the new decade. The good offense, solid defense, and timely goal keeping spell out a great season for these deter- mined Brownies. Coach Sapclli gives a pep talk to senior captains. Senior members; Steve Bordeaux, Sean O’Connor, Mike Ixmghi, Cary Malanson, Coach Sapclli, Richie Hardina, Jerry Sihilia, John Colby, Charlie Vanasse, Sam Dcitclhaum. Another goal against (Cathedral. O.K. guys, here I come!” 140 SCORE!!!!! Coach Sapelli talks over some plays with the team captains. Warming up is an important time for the goalie. I wish the Referees would stay out of the wav! The 1980 Varsity Hockey Team: first row, left to right: Sam Deitelhaum, John Couture, John Colby, Sean O'Connor, Cars' Malanson, Richie Hardina, Jerry Sihilia, Mike Dmghi, Charlie Vanasse, Tom Sihilia, Steve Bordeaux, second row, left to right: Mr. Kunavck, Mike Lazazzera, John Kunasek, Raul Wood, David Bell. Jerry Ferrendino, Steve Moreau, Jim Shea, Dan O'Brien, Vin Masi, Pete Spaulding, Pat Sullivan, Craig Colcomb, Asst. Coach Faucette, Coach Sapelli 141 SKI TEAM This year both the Girls’ and Boys’ Ski Teams waited patiently for snow ... but, it never seemed to come. The team managed to ski, anyhow, by traveling to Berkshire East and Otis Ridge twice a week. The Boys’ Team was led by captain Mike Chmura. Seniors Jeff Bartnick, Gene Arsenault, Mike Wagner and Mark Rafay all showed excellent skill during the season, along with Junior Bill Robinson and sophomore John Darnell who contributed their talents to help make the team successful. The Girls’ Team was headed by captains Lisa Liberatore, along with junior Chris Liberatore, who both showed tremendous skill during the meets. Other top racers included Kathy Spellacy, Becky Roberts, and Dasvn Negrucei. “Despite the lack of snow, the teams are hard working and dedicated”, says Coach Files and Coach Lane. With returning lettermcn and upcoming skiers, next year’s outlook appears to be good. Coach Files can’t wait to hit the slopes. “Faster than a speeding bullet!' Members of the team testing equipment. 142 The 1979 Bovs and Girls Ski Team Gene glides down the slope w ith ease. “Skiing is believing.' I -13 BOY’S SWIMMING Coach Dave Smith led the 1979-80 Boy's Swim Team to another fine season. The team showed fantastic swimming by team captain Boh Brock as he broke the school record in the 100 yard breast stroke, and by Dave Gilbert who broke the record in the 50 yard free style. This year’s senior members include Tim Bennett, Bob Brock, Ed Frighetto, Dave Oill crt, Gary Lasky, Jim Martin and Frank Mastromatteo. Continuous practices and undying spirit led the team to victories over schools which were known to be very competitive. With the same rigid schedule, next year’s squad is destined to be just as successful. Coach Smith gives advice. Backstrokers take your mark. 1979 Boys Swim Team; first row, left to right; Jim Martin, Bob Brock, Ed Frighetto, Gary I.asky, Dave Gilbert, Frank Mastromatteo, Tim Bennett, second row; Coach Smith, Phil Butler, Dave Podgorski, Michael Ilazon, Assistant Coach Lane, third row: Steve Flood, Steve Gilda, Jim Podgorski, Mike Flood. GIRLS SWIM TEAM This year the 1979 Girl’s Swim Team experienced the new coaching style of Lisa Fenton, a former swimmer for the Agawam team. Due to the lack of girls, the team finished their season with a disappointing record of 3-11-1. The top swimmers for the team consisted of three experienced senior members, Kathy Curran, and co-captains Anna Iacolo and Karen Vangsncss. Junior Patrice Ross and sophomore Tammv Lucia were also strong swimmers for the team. With many unexpected events occurring during meets and practices, the team was never left without plenty of excitement. With the lovs of three top senior swimmers, in order for a more successful season next year, the team will need some new faces in the water. She’s the Coach. Coach Fenton Karen strokes her way to the finish line. Kathy takes the “Ncstea plunge.' The 1979 Girls Swim Team first row; left to right, Tammy Iaicia, Sue Spagnoli, Lori Clow, Sandec Brittain, Rita Iacolo, Linda Allen, Gina Iacolo, Kathy Thornhill, top row. Coach Lisa Fenton, Charlotte Vinton, Anna Iacolo, Kathv Curran, Karen Vangsness, Patrice Ross. WEIGHTLIFTING Starting around December of each year, you can hear the clanking of weights being used in the universal room by devoted weightlifters. Seniors Glenn Welch and Grant Ward led the team in their daily weightlifting routines, while Coach Joe Lavoie directed them to workout more each day in order to build up their bodies. Coach Lavoie stated that the teams main objective is to develop the physical portion of the body that would otherwise become cellulotic.” Lifting also strengthens the cardio vascular system which in turn allows for greater mental ability and clarity. Weightlifting, like many other sports, includes a lot of hard work and dedication, and judging from the energy being dissipated, these people must be very dedicated! Kathy uses the leg weights to help strengthen her legs. 1979 Agawam High School Weightlifters. Heeve, Hooooo! WRESTLING Under the direction of Coach Phil Tomkiel, the 1980 Wrestling Team found this year to he competitive. Ending the previous season with only one loss. Coach Tomkiel looked to senior captains Steve Fields, Boh Schwein and Paul Zcrhinopoulos to lead the squad in the new season. With only 4 sophomores coming out for the team. Coach Tomkiel was very disappointed in this year's turnout. Returning seniors Joe Pezzimenti and Dan Olson, along with Steve Tetreault were the big pinners for the year. New comers Tony Krzvkowski, Ken Peck and Jim Peiffer supplied the extra depth needed to pin their opponents. Looking ahead to the next season, the squad will be losing most of its wrestlers to graduation; and so. for a successful team, many new players will he needed. Steve and Bob demonstrate the art of wrestling. 1979 Varsity Wrestling team; front row, left to right; Jim Peiffer, Dan Olson, Steve Fields, Boh Schwein, Steve Tetreault, second row; Tom Foote, Paul Zerhinopoulos, Ken Peck, Jim Fleming, Tony Krvzkowski, Joe Pezzimcnti, Coach Tomkiel. C’mon you guys, cut it out. “Let go of me you animal!” 147 1979 Junior Varsity Wrestling Team - . GYMNASTICS v The 1979-80 Girls Gymnastics team got off to a slow start with only one win for their first seven meets. However, this slump did not put a damper on the girls’ spirit and drive which was led by senior captains Lisa Hadden, Sue Milar and Tracey Settle. With the coaching of 4 year veteran laurine Greguoli, the team had very strong potential. Displaying varied styles and maneuvers on the apparatus and in their floor exercises, the girls performances were enthusiastic and exciting. Seniors Lisa Hadden and Sue Milar were the teams high scorers, with senior Lori Pajer excelling on the uneven bars. Talent and experience the redeeming qualities which will be present in next years squad should make it a successful year. Sharon demonstrates how to mount the bars. Lisa’s floor routine. jJl Things seem to look different from this position. Left to right; Jodi Settle, Sue Poirier, Lisa Hadden, Sue Milar, Tracey Settle, Sharon Taupier, Lori Pajer, Anna Greguoli, Carmella Marzano, Patrice Ross. Sue’s going for a ten. Senior members, front row; I ri Pajer, second row, left to right; Sue Milar, Tracey Settle, Coach Greguoli, third row, Lisa Hadden, Sharon Taupier. BOWLING CLUB The Agawam High School Bowling Club was officially a team for the first time during the 1979-1980 season. Although the organization has been operating in the past, this year was the only time that Adviser Dave Hobson had officers for the squad, which were president Ken Webb, treasurer Bill Butman, and secretary Roger Olwinski. Senior members included Bill Butman, Craig Greenough, Dana Mower, and Ken Webb. The bowling club meets ever)' Monday after school at the Riverdale Lanes in West Springfield, where they compete against the West Side Terriers bowling team. Coach Hobson feels that bowling is a fast growing sport like track, golf, and soccer. He also feels that bowling will be among the top ten sports like baseball, and football in tbe near future. Mr. Hobson, Ken Webb, Bill Butman. Roger Olwinski Ken shows perfect form. That score doesn’t seem fair. 149 ‘Hope it doesn’t end up in the gutter! SKI CLUB Under the supervision of Mr. Lowrey and Mr. Merullo, the 1980 Ski Qub was a success member-wise, if not snow-wise. Even with a lack of snow for almost the whole ski season, the club was not totally devastated. Mt. Tom did their best with the lielp of artificial snow-makers and cold weather to make the most of the sport. Although all runs were not open, and the sight of grass growing halfway up the mountain was a disgusting sight, the slopes were skiable. Members were classed from A to E, according to ability, and all were pleased with the little skiing that they could get in for the year. All skiers are looking forward to a more bluster)- and normal winter season next year. Think Snow Evers-one! The 1980 Ski Club. Even though there’s no snow in the picture, there is snow on the slopes. And when there’s no snow- 150 'SCENE take sound halls 3AI pROO. +hc Gooc , CAMERA -the. Bod, 0m DIR. artef -'h£i BALLOT BOX Most Artistic, Grant Ward and Melanie Roberts Class Couple, Jim Bodurtha and Melissa I.agoditz Best Personality, Donna Phillips and Nick Rondoletto Most Theatrical, Frank Aucella and Ellen Desjarlais Best Dressed, Kathv Spellacy and Tony Cortese Wittiest Personality, Judy Feani; not pho- tographed Jerry Quill Most School Spirit, Steve Wojcik and Donna Phillips Best Buddies, Bart McCarthy and Dave Wheeler Most Original, Doris Caroleo; not photo- graphed Jerry Quill Class Musicians, Sue De.Matos and Dana Mower Most Athletic, Rick Leclerc and Klaina Granger Class Angels, Paul Zerbinopoulos and Sue Boroweic Most Likely to Succeed, Darlene Bator and Rick Leclerc Most Talkative, Nick Kondolctto and Usa liberatore Most Flirtatious, Cars’ Malanson and Maria Cavallo Best Buddies, Lisa Rachelle and LouAnn Cramolini Lady and Centleinan, Kathy Spellacy and Rick Leclerc Most Shy, Cindy Nolan and Paul Pigeon Best Looks, Paul Knight and Jaekie Ringuette Class Devils, Ted Fydenkevez and Ann Zarlengo ■ Tallest Boy Shortest Girl, Larry Roberts and Kim Gutowski Class Clowns, Frank C ainpiti and Lynda Kunasek SCENE TAKE SOUND 11-86 3 j -:■ -npiv- PROD. vi CAMERA mppn.o : dir- o.y' PROM 79 Everyone looked nice that special night. Sue and Carla go over to visit other friends. Couples danced to the fine music. Everyone sits awaiting the main course. Fred gives a welcoming speech. PROM 79 Looks like fun! WEST SIDE RALLY We’ve got the spirit! The Color Guard performed adding great enthusiasm. Each senior was recognized. The J.V. cheerleaders helped everyone get psyched. Best Buns - Huh! KID PARTY Jim rushes to put out a fire. All right, put your hands on the wall! Mrs. Hamilton was appalled with her twin. Look at the crazy clothes. 161 KID PARTY Even Charlie Brown and the gang appeared. The Agawam epidemic is alive and living. It was fun being kids that night. I «2 We were all one family - 1980 KII) PARTY’ See you real soon! 163 Our future fashions. National Honor Society all together for once. A gyroscope gives Steve a hard time during the CM assembly. Dana Mower has privilege of meeting Rose Parade Queen Julie Kaatz. i I1 n «J 5 ? I £ s) v A .£ I 4 Jf A A 1|5- ■ 3 c “ ‘S -s, -g W - gOvVM.' - „ - i V c ; q t f _r_f 2 1S|P|l5s ' i Mi ’V fvVV4i ■ 11 ? HI t ipt c -U s- J l. w o A X J 3 S - H Si HH KHH 1-1 3 |-f Vi s Hh h 3 3 d 2 =Ifi «2 00 • W S?wrgi «i 3 vj ”0 D 3 £ 3 H y 167 PERSONAL BUSINESS PATRONS PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. R. Altobclli Jane Durkan Kathleen Ennis Miss Judith Machnik Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mackler Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Poulin Mr. and Mrs. David Pulaski Russell and Elaine Bellico Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hallaman Fran and Marie Vicns Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Anderson Richard and Florence Potito Mr. and Mrs. A. Anthony Ayre Joseph F. Laino Mr. and Mrs. Duggan Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Sutton Mr. and Mrs. Lino C. Gatti Paul and Gloria Oberheim Mr. and Mrs. Gharles L. Astifan J. E. Petrone Mr. and Mrs. James O’Keefe Mr. and Mrs. David Stratton John F. Greene Mrs. Hamilton, Bore Extraordinaire Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Cavalio Captain Nemo Darcy Davis Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Liberatore Fran Bouley Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. 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JOHN’S TRUCKING 196 415 Silver St., Agawam compliments of CAREER CONSULTANTS DICK RAY - DOUG KNIGHT - WILL DANO These guys know for work well done, go to Kidder-Stacey: tops in the area for perfection in presses. 266 Walnut Street BOB and FRAN Agawam Mass. 01001 786-2622 Flowers Wired Anywhere KEEFE FLORISTS KIDDER-STACEY 270 Main St., Agawam After we get through with this mess, we will need all the contain- ers we can get, and Simon Containers Is the place to go! Simon-Container 609 Silver St., Agawam 197 CONGRATULATIONS to the class of 1980 From ... Proving to our employees that “meeting our customers’ needs is the best way to meet their own' Suddenly run out of something? Dairy Mart is the place to go for all those needs. Doug works hard to keep Dairy Mart well stocked. DAIRY MART 344 N. Westfield St., Feeding Hills But we do. Because as you grow, we grow. That’s why we offer you the highest interest rates allowed by law and many ways to save. Everybody has to start somewhere. We’d like you to start here. We help you save. J Shawmut Wf, First Bank and Trust suHwa s.„ a ™, Agawam • Chicopee • Chicopee Falls • East Longmeadow • Fairview Holyoke • Longmeadow • Monson • Palmer • Springfield • Westfield Shawmut First Bank and Trust Company • Member FDIC Proving to our employees that “meeting our customers’ needs is the best way to meet their own.” , We’re for change Some people don’t have time for small accounts. At Heritage Hall, “Love is all around you!” A smiling staff waiting to make you feel happy. Hmtmu' Hall SOUTH NORTH 100 Harvey-Johnson Drive 55 Cooper Street Agawam. Massachusetts 01001 Agawam. Massachusetts 01001 WEST 61 Cooper Street Agawam, Massachusetts 01001 HERITAGE HALL NURSING HOME 200 100 Harvey-Johnson Dr. Agawam I think this would have turned out better if we had gotten our supplies at Feeding Hills Public Market. You would cheer too, if your function was at St. Anne’s Country Club. Feeding Hills Public Market 634 Springfield St., Agawam Saint Annes Country Club 781 Shoemaker Lane, Agawam Where can you get gasoline or the best auto service? Larry’s! Larry’s Mobile If it keeps breaking down, you better rent one from Taylor Rental. Taylor Rental 325 Main St., Agawam 270 Maple St., Agawam 201 Mary Jackie Sharon All smiles! Congratulations to the Class of ’80 From Your Varsity Cheerleaders. Boy, I'd feel better if my furniture came from the fantastic selection at the Crossroads. Your big bright smile will get all the attention in the world at Dr. Morriers! CROSSROADS North Westfield St. Feeding Hills, Mass. DR. MORRIER D.D.S. Springfield St. Feeding Hills, Mass. SENIOR DIRECTORY KAREN ADAMS - 77 Woodade Dr. SALVATORE AFFLITTO - 40 Stewart La. RALPH ALBANO - 4 Haskell St. - Van. Coif 1, 2. 3; A-S.M.W. 2. 3; Math league 3; French Club 3; MIS 2. 3. COLLETTE ALIAS - 29 Ruth Avc. JEFFREY ALLEN - 102 Honda Dr. NANCY ALIMAS - 98 Plantation. BRUCE ASPERSOS - 20 Woodcliff Ave. JOASSE ANDERSON - 447 Cooper St. — Soccer I, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; Yearbook 3. STEPHEN ANDRICHAK - 305 Suffield St. USA ASTICO - 75 Channcll Dr. - Colorguard 1, 2; Captain 3; Future Secretaries 2, 3. MARCELLA ARANA - 86 S. Westfield St. F.H. VALERIE ARCAND - 56 S. Westfield St. F.H. JAMES ARDIZOSI - IS Franklin St. F.ll. EUCESE ARSESAUIT - 44 Ley St. - Soccer 2. 3; Skiing 2. 3; Swimming I; JV Soccer 1. DAVID ATKISSOS — 151 Florida Dr. FRASK AUCELLA - 25 Wrenwood I.n. - MIS 2, 3; Madrigals I, 2. 3; Sing Out I. 2; M A S II 2; Western Mass District Chorus 2, 3; Pres. Classroom 3. RICHARD AUGUSTI JR - 37 Squolia Dr. F.H. JENNIFER AYRE - 38 Albert St. - Field Hockey I, 2; captain 3; Tennis I, 2, 3; Basketball 1; Ski Team 3; Ski Club 3; Junior Classical la-ague 2: Sec., Treas. 3$ NHS 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 3. JEFFREY BABCOCK - 77 Riverview Avc. TERRY BABCOCK - 77 Riverview Ave. STEVES BAILEY - 65 South St. RHONDA BA LI. ASTI SE - 276 S. Westfield St. F.H. FRANK BARKER - 22 Duclos Dr. KATHY BARNES - Wrenwood Dr. - Theater Arts. Plays 2. 3; CHRISTINE BARR - 6 Carol Dr. F.H. Cross Country 2. 3: Track 2; NHS 2, 3; Junior Classical League 2. 3; JEFFREY BARTSIK - 63 Coronet Cir. F.H. - Ski Team 1. 2, 3 co-captain 3; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3; French Club 3; Ski Club 2; AVA 3. CARY BASZAK - 710 Mill St. F.H. - A VS I, 2. 3; lighting Cress 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; DARLENE BATOR - 59 Mill St. DANIEL BFAUDETTE - 17 Ruth Ave. - Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3; Track I. 2, 3; PATRICIA BFAUDETTE - 17 Ruth Ave. - Vars. Cheerlcading 1. 2; Class Vice-Pres. 1, 2; West Side Ralls I. 2; Hallosvccn Saftey Program 1; Student Cabinet Sec. I; Cheerleading Tournament 2; JV Cheerleader 2; Track Stat. 1. 2. 3; Homeroom Rep. 1. VICKIE BEAULIEU - 63 Peterson Cir. F.H. DAVID BECK - 907 Main St. — Soccer Team JV I, 2. Vars. 3; NHS 2. 3; Math league I. 2. 3. TIMOTHY BENNETT - 432 N. Westfield St. F.H. - Swim Team 1. 2, 3; Coif Team 1. 2: Captain 3: French Club 3; Spanish NHS 2, 3; NHS 2, 31 Mirror I. 2. 3; Editor 3. CYNTHIA BENOIT - 77 Valentine T. STACEY BERCIS - 736 N. Westfield St. F.11. RICHARD BERTRAM 775 Springfield St. F.H. LORI BERTRAND - 124 Suffield St. SANDRA BERUBE - 61 James St. WILLIAM BLACKAK - 274 Meadow St. - Football 1, 2. 3; Track 1, 2; Weightlifting 2; JAMES BODURTHA - 83 Harvey Johnson Dr. - Soccer I. 2. 3; JAMES BOLAND - 76 Mcadowbrook Road - Hockev I, 2; STEVES BORDEAUX - 64 Pleasant Dr. F.H. - Hockey I. 2. 3. SUSAN BOROWIEC - 28 Robin Ridge Dr. F.H. NHS 2, 3; Pres. Classroom 3; MirTor Staff 2; Co News Editor 3; Colorguard I; Columbia Scholastic Press Forum.NY 3; AFS 2, 3. CAROL BOUCHER - Hayes Ave. F.H. - Band I, 2, 3; Drummajor 3; Young People's Svmphonv I, 2, 3; All-District Band 2. 3. 4. DEBRA BOUSQUET - 78 Elmar Dr. F.II. BRIAN BOV AT - 256 High St. WILLIAM BROBST - 1056 N. West St. F.H. ROBERT BROCK - 64 Silver St. CHRISTOPHER BROWN - 92 Channcll Dr. IAURA BROWN - 6 Carmel Lane F.H. — Hockev Cheerleader 2; Daisy Chain 2. RANDY BROWN - 34 I .awn wood St. SCOTT BROWN - 1324 Main St. TODD BROWN 210 N. West St. FJL JULIE BRYDEN - 91 Carr Ave. BRIAN BUCHANAN - 1234 North St. Eat. F.H. STEPHEN BOUNICONTl - 123 Mallard Cir. CURT BURMEISTER - 24 Tracv Dr. DONNA BURROUGHS - 970 Main St. RITA BUSSOIARI - 339 Poplar St. BILL BUTMAN - 40 Paul Revere Dr. F.H. - Bowling Club 2, 3; Band 2. 3; Chorale 2. 3; Accounting Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3; Track 2, 3; Cross Country 3. JOSEPH CALABRESE - 425 Main St. - Baseball 1. 2, 3. BERNARD CAMPBELL - 143 South St. FRANK CAMPITl - 291 Sdiool St. USA CAPITANIO - 130 Leonard St. — Colorguard 1. 2, 3; NHS 2, V.P. 3; Mirror Staff 2; Circulation Manager 3; AFS 3; SpaniJi Honor Society 2. 3. RONALD CARDAROPOU - 56 Sunnyslope Ave. DORIS CAROLEO — 1214 Suffield St. — Colorguard I, 2, 3; Ski Team 1, 2; Daisy Chain I. JEFFREY CARPENTER - 99 Memorial Dr. F.H. WILLIAM CARR - 110 Cambridge St. F.H. — Mirror Staff 1; Features Editor 2; Editor-in- Chief 3; Columbia Scholastic Foruin 2, 3; Pres. Classroom 3; A.S.M.W. 2. captain 3; French Club 3; AVA 3. DANIEL CARRIER - 47 Pleasant Valley Road F.H. JEFFREY CASAVANT - 37 Ridgessav Dr. FJL MARK CASEY - 110 Paul Revere Dr. MARIA CAVAU.O - 36 Clover Hill Dr. F.H. - NHS 2. 3; Spanish Honor Society 2, 3; Class Treas. I, 2, 3; Pres. Classroom 3; West Side Ralls 3; Track Stat. 2. 3; Hallosvccn Safety Program 3. DANIEL CHAMPINEY - 16 Rowley St. ELEANOR CHASE - 20 Annable St. F.H. - Sing Out I; Prom I, 2, 3; Mash 2; Vaudeville 1; KATHLEEN CHASE - 36 Memorial Dr. F.H. - Soccer 1. 2. 3; Basketball I, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Daisv Chain 2; West Side Ralls 3; KIM CHESEVERT - 44 Kellogg Avc. F.H. MICHAEL CIIMURA - 48 Clematis Road - Band I. 2. 3; Treas. 3; Ski Team Team 1. 2, 3; Captain 3; NHS 2. 3; Jazz Band 1; P.AMEI.A CIRCOSTA - 456 N. Westfield St. F.H. RICHARD Cl ARK - 1077 N. West St. F.H. TODD Cl ARK - 418 Meadow St. - Football 2, 3; Basketball I. 2; Track 1, 2, 3; NORMAN COLBURN - 44 Greenock St. F.H. JOHN COLBY - 119 Florida Dr. - Vars. Hockev 1. 2. 3; JOANN CONE - 9 Rosie Lane DF.BORAH CONNORS - 717 River Road - Band I, 2, 3; Drama 2, 3; French Club 2. 3; SUSAN CONROY - 780 Suffield St. - Vars. Soccer 2. 3; library Aide I. 2; Red Cross 1; Daisy Chain 1; Prom Comm. 2; JOANNE COSTRINO - ISO line St. FJL KAREN CORMIER - 69 Peros Dr. - Field Hockev 1. 3; Chorus 1; BELINDA CORNELIUS - 61 Bradfom I r. FJL - NHS 2, 3; French Club 3; ANTHONY CORTESF. - 37 Edgewood I-ane ( HERI COSGROVE - 134 Anthony St. RICHARD COULTER - 75 Hastings St. F.H. JEFFREY COWLES - 27 Adams St. PAMEJA CULUNS - 29 Ferwood Dr. PATRICIA CUMMINGS - 51 Strawberry Hill F.H. KATHLEEN CURRAN 17 Duclos Dr. F.H. - Vars. Track 1, 2, 3; Vars. Swimming 1, 3; Weightlifting 2. 3; AFS 2, 3; Prom Comm. 3; Library Aide I, 2, 3; AFS Short Term Exchange 3; AFS Slave Trade 2; Daisy Chain 2; Winter Track 2, 3; MARK CUSSON - 269 Maynard St. F.H. GARY D AMOURS - 31 Coronet Cir. FJL Baseball 2, 3; ROBYN DAVIDSON 59 Reed St. KAREN DAVIES - 46 Carmel Lane F.H. - Colorguard 1, 2. 3; Mirror Staff 3; DEBORAH DECHRISTOPHE.R - 571 Mill St. FJL SAM DEITELBAUM - 84 Forrest Road THOMAS DEUSO - 933 Riser Road - Band 1; Junior Classical league 3; GARY DEMATOS - 39 Wilbert Ter. FJL SUZANNE DEMATOS - 66 Amherst Ave. F.H. LYN DFMATTEO - 8 Western Dr. - Mirror Staff 3; WILLIAM DEMPSEY - 397 N. Westfield St. FJL JOSEPH DEPALMA - 19 Colony Lane F.H. MARIE DEPALMA - 16 Colons I-ane F.H. VINCENT DESANTIS III - 78 Peros Dr. DAVID DESCHENES - 61 Valley St. ELLEN DESJARLAIS - 25 Doane Ave. DONNA DESMARAIS - 420 Main St. TIMOTHY DESMOND - 414 S. Westfield St. F.H. SHERRY DIDUK - 18 South St. THADDEUS DOBEK - 883 Main St. HEJDI DOMINGUEZ - 17 Pleasant Valiev Road F.H. - Colorguard I, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 3; CHRISTOPHER DORE - 181 Garden St. FJL LISA DOWLING - 39 Parkview Dr. F.H. JAMES DUDA - 144 Riser Road - Soccer I, 3; Band 1, 2; Jazz Band 1, 2; NHS 2. 3; KAREN DUGGAN - 167 Closer Hill Dr. F.H. - Colorguard 1, 2; Major 3; Winterguard 2; Yearbook 3; Kid Party 3; Masquerade Party 3; West Side Rally I, 2, 3; MARK DUGGAN - 167 Clover Hill' Dr. F.II. - Band 3; KEFTH DUMAS - 173 I-eonard St. DEBORA DUNICAN - 46 Porter Dr. - Girls 1. 2; Chrosu I. 2; Work Study 2, 3; Daisy Chain 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 3; Vaudeville 2; Kid Show 1; KIMBERLY DINN - 214 James St. F.H. — NHS 2, 3; Red Cross 1; Junior Classical league 3; Decorating Comm. 2; Daisy Chain 2; JOHN E'ANNING - 20 Parker St. TEBI FASSNACHT - 1165 Riser Road - Ski Club 3; MARY EAVREAU - 90 Pleasant Dr. F.H. - Ah'S 2, 3; Pres. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Track I; Weightlifting I, 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Daisy Chain 2; MICHAEL EAVREAU - 90 Pleasant Dr. F.H. - AVA I, 2, 3; Sea Scouts; E.P.A. DIANE'. EEARN - 44 Ix-tcndre Ave. F.H. JUDITH E'EARN - 539 Shoemaker I-anc - Yearbook 3; Prom Co nun. I in 2; Sec. Staff 3; Treas. 3; Daisv Chain 2; TIMOTHY FEELEY - 46 Cooper St. STEVEN FIELDS - 41 Stewart I-ane MICHAEL FLEMING - 170 N. Westfield St. F.H. BRYAN FOOTE - 53 Cccile St. CHRISTA FORTIER - 46 Giffin Place F.H. DAWN FRANCIS - 69 S. Alhambra Cir. JOHN FRENETTE - 37 Bailey St. E DWARD ERIGHETTO - 9 Poinsetta St. - Band I, 2, 3; Pres 3; District Band 1; Jazz Band I, 3; Golf Team 1, 2, 3; ! E-8 THE SUNDAY REPUBLICAN, OCTOBER 17,1982 Weddings HADDEN - MARTIN Lisa Marie Hadden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hadden of 10 Kirkland St., Agawam, became the bride of Stephen James Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Martin of 38 Vernon St., Holyoke, in a ceremony Saturday in Sacred Heart Church. Holyoke. The bride was attended by her sis- ter. April Hadden. The bridegroom was served by his brother. Johnny Martin. The bride graduated from Agawam High School and attended Holyoke Community College. She is employed by Kinder-Care Learning Center, Westfield. The bridegroom, a graduate of Holyoke High School, attended Holyoke Community Col- lege. He is employed b Polep Bros., Chicopee. LAUX - TREMBLAY The bride, a graduate of Cathedral High School, received an associate's degree in business administration from Springfield Technical Commu- ] nity College. She is a secretary at Eastfield Mall management office. The bridegroom, of 6 Asinof Ave.. Chicopee, attended Trade High School. He is employed by Art Cement Products. North Wilbraham. ROFFO — SWIDER Patricia Mary Laux. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Laux of 889 St. James Ave., and Richard Francis Tremblay, son of Mrs. Anita Tremb- lay of 70 Broadway St.. Chicopee, and the late Raymond Tremblay, were unied in marriage Saturday in St. Mary’s Church. East Springfield. The bride was attended by Mrs. Garth Worrell. Robert Canning was best man for the bridegroom. From our (K]®(MI! to yours C- V St. George's Church, Chicopee Falls, was the setting Friday for the marriage of Janice Claire Roffo, daughter of Mrs. Claire Roffo of 54 Ellendale Circle, and Daniel Roffo of North Quincy, and Charles Michael Swider, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Foy of Lauderdale. Fla. MRS. S. MARTIN nee Lisa Hadden Attending the bride was Denise Roffo. and Donald Turgeon served the bridegroom as best man. GAGNON. The bride, of Chicopee, graduated from High School of Commerce and attended Springfield Technical Com- munity College and Holyoke Commu- nity College. The bridegroom, also of Chicopee, graduated from West Springfield High School. He is presi- dent and general manager at 24 Hour Towing Service, and Chuck’s Auto Service Inc. where the bride is a secretary and treasurer. The marriage of Linda ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fra f Terrace, Feeding HillsJ son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Road, Westfield, was a] Heart Church. Feeding The bride was atteri the bridegroom was sj The bride, a gradua Hospital School of ate's degree in earljj Holyoke Community j charge nurse by Kq Swim Team 2. 3; Basketball JV 1; Soccer JV 1; JOSEPH FRICO - 55 Valentine Ter. TO.VY FUDA - 212 I-ronard St. MARY FULLER - 100 Columbia l r. F.H. - Held Hockey I. TF.DDY FYDENKEVEZ - 1329 Suffield St. USA CAETKE - 775 Springfield St. F.H. CARY CARFIFJ.D - 115 Thalia l)r. F.H. MARY CARVEY - 273 leonanl St. - cheerleader 2. 3; office aide I. 2, 3; Minor 1, 2. 3; cheerleading Tournament 2. 3; West Side Rally 2. 3. SUSAN GARVIN - 117 Kccd St. DINA MARIE CA777 - 37 Oak Hill Ave - Clave Officer - S. I, 2, 3; Colorguard I, 2; Captain 3; Winterguard 2; Captain 3; Yearbook l.iterarv Staff 3; Ah'S 2. 3; VP - 2; Variety Show 2; Wizard of Oz 3; Kid Parte 3; Masquerade Party 3; West Side Rally I. 2. 3; Halloeeeen Safety Program 3; Intramural Sports 1. 2; Rand Tripe 1. 2, 3; Hand Student F.echange I; AFS F.x change 2; MIS 3; JEFF GAYXOR - 51 S. Alhambra Cir. TOM CEAUCHAN - 13 Cores St. BARBARA CEDDIS - 101 Kanawha Ave. I.INDA CEDDIS - 44 Ruth Ave. VISCENT CBWOXI - 42 S. Alhambra Cir. DAVID GILBERT - 42 Butternut l)r. RITII C.ILLAN - 50 Homer St. F.H. VIN CINCRAS - 95 Foe Farm Rd. F.H. - Model Congress I. 2.3; Marching Band I. 3; jazz Band I. 2. 3; A VS I. 2. 3; SAC I. 2; Claes Officere - P 3; NOEL GIRARD - II Hall St. F.H. - Field Hockey: Vars. 2. 3; Tennis 2. 3; MIS 2. 3; Softhall; JV lt Basketlull Slat. 2. 3; CHRISTOPHER GOLFMO - 87 Pens Ln. JOHN CONET - 42 Uncoln St. F.H. CHRISTINE CORMLEY - 34 Portland St. F.H. LOU ANN CRAMOI.INI - 28 Meadow St. - Future Secretaries Association 3; Office Aide 1, 2, 3; l.ihrars Staff 1, 2; Halloween Safety Program 2; MICHAEL CRAMOI.INI - 28 Meadow St. ELAINA CRANCER - 170 Beckman Or. - Band I; Soccer 1, 3: Softball I. 2; Baskcthall I. 2. 3; DEBORA GREENE - 1148 North St. Ext. F.H. CRAIG CREFNOUCH - 142 Silver St. SHAWN GRENIER - 1083 River Rd. - Soccer 1. 2. 3; JACK CUERTIN - 187 Colemore St. F.H. KIM GITOWSKI - 13 Barn Rd. USA HADDEN - 10 Kirkland St. - Gymnastics I. 2.3: Daisy Chain I; Prom Committee I. 2; Halloween Parts 3; Colorguard 2. 3; KATHY HAI.IAMAN - 134 Walnut St. SUSAN IIALI.OCK - 71 Perry Ln. — Girls Chorus 1, 2; Kid Show I; Chorale 2, 3; Chorale President 3; Madrigals 2. 3; Sing Out I; Vaudeville 79' 2. Colorguard 1, 2; Daisy Chain I; ALAN IIARDINA - 123 Anthony St. JOANNA HARLOW - 259 Shoemaker Ln. LORI HARVEY - 60 Tracy Or. — Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball; JV I, 2; Softball; JV I; library Staff I; Spanish Club I. 2; Minor 2; LORI HAUSER - 26 Ponsctta St. - llockev Cheerleader 2; Ski Club 1. 2; TERRY HECKMAN - 25 Ley St. - Gymnastics I; KAREN HFLLQVIST - 26 Wilbert Terr. F.H. MARI AN lll( KI ) 71 Willow Brook Or. - SAC 3; JEFF HILL - 25 Sheri In. ROBER T HI TCHCOCK - 50 Pheasant Run F.H. ROSE IIOTTIN - 12 Rowley St. KAREN NOUGHTAUNG - 83 Hall St. F.H. - Field Hockey 3; Future Secretaries Association 3; Ski team 3; NIIS 3; GARY HOWARD - 73 Cosgrove Ave. LEWIS IIURD - 1368 Springfield St. F.H. ANNA IACOLO — 232 N. Westfield Sr. F.H. - Junior Class Classical league — P 3; Swim Team Vars. I, 2, 3; AFS I, 2, 3; NT1S 2. 3; Track I. 2; CHRISTINE IMPOCO 236 V Westfield St. F.H. JAMIE JACOBS - 79 Forest Hill F.H. MICHAEL JENSEN — 39 Valentine Terr. RICHARD KANA - 88 Sothwick St. FJI. CHRISTOPHER KA ' .ANTIS - 4 Trinity Terr. CELESTE KINNEY — 227 South St. - Chorus 1. 2; Chorale 2. 3; Sing Out; Daisy Chain I. 2; Yearbook 3; Chorale - T 3; Vaudeville 79’ 2; PAUL KNIGHT - 83 Ridge view |)r. F.H. TODD KOPYSCINSKI - 200 Row-lev St. VINCENT KORTABANI - 675 S. West St. F.H. PATRICIA KOVALSKY - 175 Senator Ave. LISA KRATOVIL - 139 Silver St. LORI KROUCKI - 28 Memorial Or. F.H. - Prom Committee 2; Daisy Chain 1; Track 2. 3; Colorguard 2; ANTHONY KRZYKOWSKI - 1014 Shoemaker Iji. FJI. JONANN KUKOWSKI - 23 Robin Ln, F.H. LYNDA KUNASFJK - 64 Day St. F.H. - Softhall 1. 2. 3; Basketball 2. 3; Soccer 3; DAVID KURT . - 43 Spring St. PAULINE KWIAT - 511 Shoemaker Ln. — NIIS 2, 3; AF’S 3; Junior Classical league (l-atin Club) — VP 2; Summer Science Enrichment Courses I. 2, 3; Student-Faculty Tennis Match 1; Mirror 2; Prom (Committee 3; Daisy Chain 2; Halloween Safety Program I; Library Staff 1; RAYMOND IA BRANCHE - 73 Hendon. Or. F.H. MEUSSA LAGODITZ - 420 Main St. - Prom Committee 2. 3; Office Aide 1. 2. 3; KATHY LA GRANGE - 717 River Rd. - Basketball 2. 3; Softhall I; Soccer 3; DANIEL LANCASTER - S6 Paul Revere F.H. GRETCHEN LANG - 52 William St. FJI. GARY IASKY - 28 Hamilton Oir. FJI. - Soccer 1; Swimming 1. 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2. 3; DONALD I.AVIOLETTE - 63 Church St. RICKY LECLERC — 257 Elm St. — Football; Vars. 1. 2. Captain 3; Basketball; Vars. I Captain 2. 3; Baseball JV 1; NILS 2. P-3; Math league I, 2; Junior Marshall 2; ANDREA LECLAIR — 91 Maynard St. FJI. RACHEL LEDOUX - 387 South wick St. F.H. MARK I.EITF.RMAN - 3 Beekrnan Or. JOHN LEONE - 47 Mill St THOAMS LEVESQUl 33 Royal St USA NN LIBERATORE - 1099 River Rd. - Ski Team 1. 2. 3; Colorguard I. 2: Library Staff I, 2; Yearbook 3; Daisy Chain 1; MARK I.IPTAK - 56 Robin Ridge Or. F.H. DANIEL LOMBARDI - 32 Fruwirth w MIKI LONGHI 142 Meadow st. - Football 1.2. 3; Hockey I. 2, 3; Track 1. 2. 3; TIM LORD - 51 Sheri Ln. - Soccer 3; Mirror 3; LANA LOSS - 142 Franklin St. FJI. CARL LOVOTTI - 64 Sunnvslope Axe. PAUL LUSSIIR - 34 Sycamore Terr. JOHN MACKINTOSH - 775 Springfield St. F.I1. SHIRLEY MAHONEY - 223 Springfield St. RICHARD MAHONEY JR. - 794 Suffield St. GARY MAI ANSON - 422 Meadow St. - Hockey; Varv I. 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; Volleyball Tournament 1; SYLVIA MANCINONE - 47 Grecnacre Iji. - llockev Cheerleader I; Track I; EDWARD MANNING - 62 Stewart Iji. STEVE MARCOSIAK - 22 Oxford St. LUANNE MARINO - 43 Chestnut Ln. CHRISTOPHER MARQUIS - 34 Wilbert Terr. F.H. PETER MAA7EZ 80 Done w RICK) MARTEL - 73 Broz Terr. FJI. CYNTHIA MARTIN - 57 N. Westfield St. F.H. JAMES MARTIN - 27 Cottage St. GLEN MASON - 88 Doane Ave. Mirror 2. 3; FRANK MASTROMATTEO - 19 Harding St. - Soccer I; Swim Team I. 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3; NILS 2, 3; JOSEPH MAYNARD - 38 Brookline Ave. FJI. BARTON MCCARTHY - 48 Hope Farm Or. F.H. KATHY MCCORMACK - 20 Country Rd. DONNA MCCUUJOVCH - II Ellington St. ROBERT MCDONNEU. - :« Cooley St. BRIAN MCNAMARA - 5 Elmar Or. F.IL DONNA MCTIGUE - I Cores St. KURT MEEHAN - 829 Shoemaker Ln. SHELLY MEJ.ANSON - 8 Seymour Ave. - OSA I, 2, 3 - Director 3; Softhall; JV I; Band 1, 2, 3; Colorguard 1. 2. 3; Winterguard 3, Youth Advisory Council 2; F'uturr Secretaries Association 2, 3; Band Decorating Committee 2; Student Regional Advisor Council 1; RICHARD MEU.ONI - 41 Greenock Sr. F.H. JOANN MENARD - 74 Federal St. Ext. RICHARD MEVSENGER - 40 Randall St. DOUGLAS MIARECKI - 49 Chapin St. FJI. SUE MII.AR - 43 Brien St. - Gymnastics I. 2, 3; Future Secretaries Association 3; GERALD V. MILLER - 60 Parker St. - Baseball 1, 2. 3; SHIRLEY MILLS - 52 Roberta Cir. STEVE MIODOWSKI 1235 Suffield St. ANDY MONTAGNA - 29 Highland Ave. JAMES MOORE. JR. - 48 Meadow hrnok Rd. TER I MORAN 38 Ridgexiew l)r. I II. RONALD MORRISSETTE - 82 Walnut St. DANA MOWRER - 84 Reed St. - District Band I. 2. 3; Band I. 2. 3; Chorale I. 2. 3; All-American Baitd 3; Cold I. 2; Sing Out I, 2; Jazz Baud I, 2, 3; Jazz Rock 2. 3; NANCY MUCHMORE - 32 Be I videre Ave. LEEANN MULLEN - 43 BraucUff F.H. DONNA NARDI - 5 Ridgeway Dr. F.H. CHRIS NOETALL - 12 Country Rd. CINDY NO I AN - 31 Alhambra Cir. SEAN O'CONNOR - 67 Taft St. FJI. KEVIN O'DONNELL - 31 Country Rd. DONNA O'NEIL - 93 White Fox Rd. FJI. HOLLY OBERIIEJM - 95 Meadowbrook RD. Daisy Chain 1. 2; Yearbook 3; DANIEL OLSON - 47 Oak Ij . F.H. LORI OPAI. - 15 Ijssito Ln. Softball 1; Field Hockey 1, 2; CHRISTINE ORR - 86 S. Westfield St. F.H. - Junior Classical League 2. 3; AFS 3; Field llockev JV 2; V 3; Basketball Stat. 1, 2; NIIS 2, 3; Daisy Chain 2; Ski Club 2. 3; Volleyball Plavoffs 3; JANE PACEWICZ - 16 Red Oak Cir. F.H. - Tennis 2. 3; Library Staff I; Ski Club 2. 3; Accounting Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3; NIIS 3; JOHN PAJAK - 646 C-ooper St. LORI PAJER - 130 Cosgrove Ave. DONALD PARO - 10 Cores St. MICHAEL PAUL - 76 Parkview Dr. F.H. DONNA PAYNE - 31 Virginia St. - Chorale 2, 3; Girls Chorus; Sing Out 1; Vaudeville Shoxx 2; Daisy Chain I; Madrigals 3; KENNETH PECK - 606 Springfield St. F.IL Band 3; Wrestling 3; JSA PEDULLA - 351 Meadow St. - Library Staff I; Mirror 2; French Club 2; AFS 3; NIIS 2, 3; JAMES PEIEEER - 21 Sunset Terr. F.IL FELIX PEPPER - 86 Fox Farms Rd. F.II. CHRIS PETRUCa - 91 Channell Dr. Soccer 1. 2; llockev; RUSSEIJ. S. PF.TRUCC! - 100 Edward St. - A VS I, 2; Lighting Crew (sing out) I; Mirror 2. 3; JOSI JEAN PEZUMENT! - 14 Orfando St. F.H. JOSEPH PE77.IMENTI - 14 Orlando St. F.H. DONNA PHILLIPS - 34 Homer St. Future Secretaries Association 2; Field llockev 2; Track Team I, 2; LUCINDA PIERCE — 84 Park Edge Dr. F.H. PAUL PIGEON - 340 V West St. F.H. KAREN PINCETTE - 105 Kdgwatcr ltd. JOHN PIRRO - 469 North St. F.H. JOSEPH PIS.ANO - 22 Bclvidcre Avc. F.H. ROSEMARY PISANO - 2 McGrath Avc. F.H. WILLIAM PORTER - 59 Ravmond Cir. A VS 1. 2, 3; Studio 1. 2. 3; lighting Crew I. 2. 3; GINA POTITO - 16 Withe-ridge St. F.H. - Ski Team 2; Ski Club 3; Yearbook Staff 3; K.I.C.; KAREN PRENTICE - 257 Springfield St. DORIS PRICE - 162 Mallard Cir. JAMES PRICE. - 162 Mallard Cir. JERRY QUILL - 69 Valentine Terr. LISA BETH RACHELE - 386 Meadow St. - Band 1. 2. 3; Band Decorating Committee. Chairman 3; Band Trips 1, 2, 3; Chorale 2; library Staff I, 2; OSA — Senior Class Rep. 3; AFS 3; Halloween Safety Program 2; Sachem Staff 3; Kid Party 3; Mascarade Party 3; West Side Ralls 1, 2, 3; Winter Olympics 3; Peter Pan 3; CARY RADWILOWICZ - 45 Homer St. F.H. SHARON RAEATI - 25 Norman Terr. F.H. MARK RAEAY - 5 Vassal Rd. F.H. — Skiing 1, 2, 3; Football I. 2; Track I. 2. 3; Detention 1. 2. 3; LISA RAMAH - 325 Cooper St. CYNTHIA REGNIER - 160 James St. F.H. KATHY REGO - 79 Hall St. F.H. JUDI RIBEIRO - 73 Pleasant Dr. F.H. - Field Hockey 3; French Club 2. 3; AFS 3; Daisy Chain 2. RICHARD RINDFR.S - 40 Coronet Cir. F.H. JACKIE RINGUETTE - 15 Porter Dr THOMAS RITTER - 62 Cambridge St. F.H. Cross Country 1. 2. 3; Track I. 2, 3; ELLEN ROBERTS - 745 River Rd. LAWRENCE ROBERTS - 41 Royal St. MELANIE ROBERTS - 32 Ixonard St. AFS 2; AFS 3; MIS 2. 3; Mirror 2. 3; (Columbia Scholastic Press Forum, NY 3; REBECCA ROBERTS - 62 Sheri Ln. MARIA ROCCA - 475 Meadow St. - Mirror 2; AFS 2; NT IS 2. 3; MATTHEW ROLIAND - 89 Hall St. F.H. CHRISTOPHER ROMANO - 706 Main St. NICHOLAS RONDOILTTO - 18 Carmel Ln. F.H. ROBERT ROSE - 33 Portland St. F.H. SUSAN ROSSI - 35 Moore St. PAULINE ROY - 273 Barrs St. F.H. - Field llockev 2, NHS 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2; French Club 2; AFS 3. Basketball Stat. 2; ANTHONY SARNELLI 41 Northwood St. F.H. LAURA SAUSVII.LE - 54 Charles T. DAVID SCARPA - 104 Highland St. F.H. - AVS I. 2, 3; WWSA crew I. 2. 3; CARL SCHEBEL - 1047 Suffield St. LAURIE SCIIEBEl. - 1047 Suffield St. ERIC SCHMIDT - 51 Wright St. BOB SCIIWEJN - 85 Carr Ave. - Wrestling; Vars. I. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; MARK SCHMIDT - 24 Mallard Cir. ANNA SCUDERI - 16 Femwood Dr. Track 2, 3; TRACEY SETTLE - 39 Strawberry Hill Rd. F.H. - Gymnastics I. 2. 3; Accounting Club - T 3; Future Secretaries AsvK-iations 3; STEVE SQUEGLIA — 69 Forest Hill Rd. - Wrestling I. 2. 3; Golf I, 2, 3; NHS 2. 3; DANIEL SHEEHAN - 75 Forest Rd. DONNA SHOEMAKER - 68 Monroe St. JERRY SIBILIA - 99 Carr Ave. - llockev I. 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3; library Staff I; JOANNE SIMMONS - 28 Channell Dr. - Yearbook Staff 3; JENNIFER SIMPSON - 57 Valentine St. - Kid Party 3; Masquerade 3; THOMAS SIPITKOWSKI - 14 Dover St. VALERIE SLAMON - 692 Main St. LAURA SMARSE - 54 Dartmouth St. PA TH SMITH - 56 Memorial Dr. F.H. Band 1. 2. 3; Drum Major 3; Winterguard 3; Guard Captain 3; Hockey Cheerleader L AFS 2. 3; AFS exchange 2; Track 2; LAURA SODEN - 103 U-alund Ave. KATHY SOHAY - 38 Depalma St. F.H. KELLIE SOUCY - 24 Corey Col. KATHY SPELLACY - 75 Hayes Ave. - Field Hockcs 1. 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3; Ski Team 3. MIC HELL ST. GERMAIN - 57 Klbert Rd. - llockev Cheerleader I; Kid Parts 3; Masquerade Parts 3; RICHARD STENTA - 63 Declose Dr. F.H. ALAN STEPANIK - 490 Southwick St. F.H. GAIL STEPANIK - 490 Southwick St. F.II. DOUG STOLL - 70 Stewart Ln. - Band I. 2. 3; Jar Band I. 3; ('rosy Country- 2, 3; Track 2. 3; Yearbook Pliotographcr. JEAN STORK - 900 North St. F.H. LYNNE STORK 900 North St. F.H. LORI STRONG - IS4 Maynard St. F.H. SUE SUFFRITI - 259 Colemore St. - Track I. MARIA SITTON - 59 Harvey Johnson Dr. - Future Secretaries Association 2, 3; Yearbook Staff Sec. 3; Office Aide 2, 3. BRIAN SWEENEY - 47 Roberta Cir. - Basclsall 1. 2, 3; Football 3; LARRY TAIROT - 16 Hamilton Cir. F.H. MARY TAUPIER - 36 llendom Dr. F'.il. — Field Hockey 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3; Basketball Stat. I, 2, 3; Yearbook Associate Editor 3; AFS 3; French 2. 3; NHS 2; Daisy Chain 2; ROBERT TAUPIER - 64 Woodside Dr. SHARON TAUPIER - 51 Valentine St. - Gymnastics 1. 3; Colorguard I. 2. 3; LARRY TEAL - 128 Parkview Dr. F.H. TOM TENCATI - 51 Bclvidere Ave. F.H. JOSEPH TESNY - 82 Sunnyslopc Ave. CORRINE TESSICINI - 3 Ed it ha Ave. - Tennis Vary. 1. 2, 3; Band 1; Iibr. 2, 3; NHS 2, 3; Basket lull JV 1. WILLIAM TESSICINI - 11 Kditha Ave. SHARON TETREAULT - 23 Lexington St. Cheerleading 2, 3; A.F.S. 2. BRIAN THOMAS - 39 Cecile St. JULIE WORSEN - 19 Stewart IJi. BRENDA TIMMS - 38 Pleasant Dr. - Yearbook l ivout 3; Halloween Safety Program 3; West Side Rails- I. 2. 3; Kid Parts 3; Masquerade Parts 3. KURT TOOMEY - 35Depalma St. F.H. DONNA TOON - 89 Woodside Dr. DAN TOTH - 45 Country Rd JEFFREY TRUEI.OAT. - 289 Meadow St. LORIE TURCOTTE - 1121 No West St. F.H. JANISE. TURNBULL - 13 James St. - Tennis Team I. PAUL TYNAN — 693 North Westfield St. - Ski Team 1. 2. CHARLIE VANASSE - 960 North St. - Hockey 1. 2. 3. RA YMON VANDEUSEN 586 So. West St. KAREN VANCSNESS - 137 Suffield St. - Swim Team 1, 2. 3 captain 3; A.F'.S. 2, 3 Student representative 3; Junior classical league 2, 3; yearbook 3; Ski club 1, 2; A.F.S. short term exchange 2. 3. IARRY VIENS - 72 Oak Hill Ave. - Foothall J.V. |: Baseball J.V. I. 2 Varsity 3. PAM VIENS - 94 Withcridge St. - J.V. Softball 1; Colorguard 1. 2; Color Guard Major 3; Winter Colorguard 2; Winter Colorguard Captain 3; Yearbook Advertising staff 3. REINHART VON HOLLANDER - 13 Charles St. MIKE WAGNER - 105 Crancr Drive - Track I. 2. 3; Ski Team 3. RICHARD WALKER - 170 Row lev St. KAREN WALTERS - 172 School St. GRANT WARD - 17 Dudos Dr. CHERYL WARGER - 175 Parkcdge Dr. Ah'S 2; SRAC I. 2; OSA 2; Mirror 2; Guide 2; Theaters 2. 3. GUY WATERMAN - 97 Walnut S . KENNETH WEBB - 870 North St. F.H. KIM WEBER - 198 North Westfield St. F.H. - Future Secretaries Club 3; GLEN WELCH - Sheri Lane - Football I. 2. 3; Track 1, 2; Weightlifting 2, 3. STEPHEN WERNER - 47 Norman Terrace F.H. DAVID WHEELER - 66 School St. LISA WHITE - 147 Line St. F.H. - llockev Cheerleader I; DEBBIE WHITTLE - 39 Kathy Terrace F.H. - Colorguard I, 2, 3. CYNTHIA WILLIAMS - 52 Chestnut Ln. EJ.I7ABETH WILLIAMS - 106 School St. BERNADETTE WILSON - 233 Cooper St. - Track 1. 2. 3; AFS 3; French Club 2. 3; Basketball Stats 2. 3. KATHY WILSON - 468 Cooper St. CHARLES WITHER - 6 Gunn Gearv Ln. FRED WITHER - 6 Gunn Gears Ln. STEWART WITHER. - 6 Gunn Gears Ln. PATTI WITKIEWICZ - 139 Park Edge Dr. F.H. Daisy Chain I, 2; Receiving line for prom I; National Honor Society- 2, 3. STEVEN WOJCIK - 372 South West St. F.H. - Football I. 2. 3; Track 1. 2; Weight lifting 1. 2; Ski Club 2. 3; JEAN PIERRE WOOD - 149 Karen Lynn F.H. - Football I; Band 1. 2; AVA 2; Weightlifting 1, 2. 3; LORI ANN WOODRUFF - 135 Thalia Dr. F.H. - Soccer 1. 2. 3; Track I; Basketball I; Softball 2; Office Aid I. 2; Career Center 3. JEFFREY A. WOODS - 67 Suffield St. - Varsitv Track 2. 3; Crow Country 3; Indoor Track 2. 3; LAURIE WRIGHT - 71 Harvcv Johnson Dr. - AFS 1. 2. 3; LISA WYSOCKI - 99 Monroe St. ABRAHIAM YACTERN - 57 Reed St. BASSAM YACTERN - 74 Besshrook St. F.H. ANN 7ARIRNGO - 36 James Ave. PAUL 7.ERBINOPOULOS - 57 Harding St. IMAD 7.UBI - 62 Pleasant Va. F'.il. Abbreviation Key: Mgr. — manager Stat. — Statistician P - president VP — vice president S — secretary T — treasurer ST — secretary-treasurer NHS — national honor society AVS - audio visual services SRAC - student regional advisory committee SAC; — student advisory committee A.S.M.W. - as schools match wits VW IJ In the course of making this publication many unex- pected problems and difficulties arose which would have been insurmountable if not for the help of many people. Although they all cannot be listed here, we would like to mention the names of just a few who deserve recognition. First of all, a special thanks to the Sack Palace Cinema and Mr. Larry Senez for the use of their theatre and facilities, which made the whole theme of our book possible. Secondly, we would like to thank all of our advertisers and patrons for their sup- port and Mr. John Carrier, our yearbook representative, for his help throughout the year. Finally, last but not least, we would like to thank a very devoted person who donated much of his time, experience and himself to make our yearbook what it is, something to be cherished and saved — Thank you, Mr. Pulaski. In addition we would like to recognize and congratulate the stars of our book, you, the class of 1980, for if it were not for you these memories would not have been possible. “This is the End. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF The main purpose of a yearbook is to store memories. For this reason, ever)' time you look at our 1980 Sachem it should bring back all the emotions and traumas we felt during our high school years whether they be happy, sad, funny or glad. Our aim, as the Yearbook Staff, was to capture in pictures and in words the many things which took place that we would want to remember in years to come. Hopefully we have succeeded in doing tills. For Reference Not to be taken from this library

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