(?3 i Aaa J THESE CHANGES HAVE COME SO FAST • • • I’M GROWING BEYOND MY OWN UNDERSTANDING AND I’M NOT SURE HOW MUCH LONGER • • • THIS SECURITY CAN LAST. FOR I’M OFF ON A NEW ROAD, I DON’T KNOW WHAT IT WILL BRING • • • AND NOW, SUDDENLY, I’M ON MY OWN. FROM CHILDHOOD PAST.. .TO FUTURE UNKNOWN. IT’S HARD TO SAY GOODBYE ... t -V TO THE MEMORIES T THOUGH OUR DREAMS MAY FADE, THEY’LL NEVER DIE. BUT THE TIME HAS COME; FOR NOW I SEE I HAVE TO GO MY OWN WAY — WHEREVER IT MAY BE! WHILE STILL FRAGILE AND YOUNG, I THINK I’M READY FOR T] 14 HIS NEW FREEDOM, AND THE CHANGES IT WILL BRING. 16 mvt ADMINISTRATION 1. Mr Hebert — Supt. of Schools 2. Mr Bates (1) and Mr Morrissey (r) — Asst. Principals 3. Mr Theodorowicz — Principal 18 GUIDANCE ART 20 BUSINESS ■ 2. 1. Mr Altobelli 2. Mrs Buchanan 3. Miss Haywood 4. Mr Donovan 5. Mr Smith 6. Mrs Mazza — Dept. Head 7. Mr Lester ENGLISH ENGLISH con’t 1. Mrs. Macklcr 3. 23 HOME ECONOMICS INDUSTRIAL ARTS 2. 3. 1. Mrs. Charest 2. Miss Moran 3. Mrs. Poudricr 4. Miss Moggio — Dept Head LANGUAGE —- I. 3. MATHEMATICS 1. Miss Durkan — Dept. Head 2. Mrs. Alves 3. Mr. Stcntaford 4. Mr. Carabetta 5. Mr. Willard 6. Mr. Burque 5. 6. MATH cont’d 7. Mr. Pulaski 8. Mr. Whallcy 9. Mr. L’ Hcurcux PHYSICAL EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION — Cont. 4. Mr. Murphy 5. Mrs. Hirschhaut 6. Mr. Kibbc — Director of Athletics HISTORY 1. Mr. Fitzgerald 2. Mr. Merrill 3. Mr. Brunclle — Dept. Head HISTORY — Cont. SCIENCE 8. 1. Mr. Fahey 2. Mr. Gage 3. Mr. Dean Dept. Head 4. Miss Wolochowicz 5. Mr. Ramah 6. Mr. Joseph 7. Miss Morison 8. Mrs. Knapczyk 9. Mr. Rix 10. Miss Kotovsky Essential Staff 1. Mr. Messier — Computer Specialist 2. Mr. Sloan — Resource Teacher 3. Mr. Skolnick — Work Study 4. Mr. Greene — Work Study 5. Mr. Pressey — Dir. Media Serv. 6. Mrs. Jones — Resource Teacher 7. Mr. Lowrcy — Distributive Education 8. Mr. Robinson — Voc. Guidance 9. Miss Lamson — Att. Secretary 10. Mrs. Hallaman — Nurse 11. Mr. Cartha — Security Guard 31 SECRETARIES 6. LET’S NOT FORGET ... CLUBS, ETC. ACCOUNTING CLUB The Accounting Club, headed by Mr. Altobelli, was made up of twelve senior members, who had to be a member of the Accounting II class. Under the auspices of Lisa Asia-Ferraro, president, the club worked to raise money for scholarships by selling puffs and preparing state income tax forms for a nominal fee; these activi- ties provided members with practical business and income tax experience. Accounting club inspects the puffs for the sale. And here arc the members of the Accounting club. AVA Under the expert guidance of Mr. L’Hcurcux, the students working in the Audio Visual Aids group learned all about orga- nization of AVA materials and working with other students. The group was taught the procedures involved with taping and broadcasting sports events such as basketball games. As well as meeting after school. AVA met during school and proved to be much help to the teachers, who used and often needed help with the complicated equipment. Known as “The How Do you Plug it Into the Wall Club. the AVA worked hard to develop audio video skills. But Mr. L'Hcurcux. how docs this work? Not Wolfman Jack, but he tries. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The American Field Service is an cnihusiastic group of soph- omores. juniors and seniors who arc interested in learning about foreign countries, people, and sharing in the resulting fun. F.xchangc students Mark Turnbull (from South Africa) and Laura Baldoni (from Argentina) liven the meetings and outings with their laughter and special ways. Mr. Hobson, the advisor, working with president Jerilynn Sullivan, vice-president Cha- fica Yactecn, secretary Heather Roberts, and treasurer Robin Vogel, were busy planning the short-term exchange, parties and fund-raising events. AFS is a world-w ide organization which sends students away to live with families abroad. The enrollment in this years club was extremely large and proved to be eventful and enjoyable. Dave Hobson, advising the AFS group. What country are you going to? A showcase of AFS artifacts. AS SCHOOL MATCH WITS Mr. O'Brien was the advisor of the three seniors and two juniors who made up the 1980-81 As School Match Wits Team. With senior Todd Rovclli as captain, senior members. Bob Lancour and Mark Morrison, and junior members Tim Ryan and alternate Roger Olewinski. the team had plenty of brain- power behind it. These five final members were chosen through a grueling process of elimination. The team met twice a week with the goal of winning on the T.V. show “As schools Match Wits.” Last year’s team made it to the semi-finals and this year they practiced diligently with the intention of winning the 1981 Championships. Their after-school classes covered quick recall, trivia knowl- edge. and factual information in all academic areas — certainly not an easy task for the average student. However, the ASMW team did not consist of “average” students, and the school had reason to be proud of these students who had that extra motivation and desire to learn. As we go to press, the team was well on its way to another successful season by soundly defeating Loomis Chaffee private school. You're smiling Todd! Faithful advisor. Mr. tawrcncc O’Brien Jr The AUS intellects. Tim. Mark, and Bob study for a meet. Todd drills the team. BAND COLORGUARD Chins up!” ... Shoulders back! ... After 4, mark time” ... Spirit of Spain ... “UMass” ... Selling candy bars ... Many memories are now in the hearts of the 120 talented and dedicated persons who made up our own award winning band and colorguard. This year the group, led by “sergeant” Darcy Davis and Mr. Tiles- ton. practiced long and hard with two sessions during the summer as well as practices that continued into the dark evening hours. All this was not done in vain, for out of eight bands in their class, the group placed third at the first annual Music Bowl at UMass. Placing higher than many area schools, the Marching Mohawks beat South Hadley for the first time in eight years. Caron LaCour. band president, led the band in major projects. She was assisted by Lori Richardson, vice-president: Linda Shcffer. secre- tary; Alisa LaFrancis. treasurer; Evelyn Chase, librarian; and Dan Mcthot. manager. Drum Majors Scott Mackin and Sandy Nascem- beni set the tempo. The Colorguard added an extra special flare this year, as they braved the unusually frigid temperatures, performing superbly. Sen- ior captain Debi Maccy led the rifles in various routines, the most remembered being Bald Mt. Captains of the Junior Colorguard were Beth Golemo and Donna Ouellette, who commanded the girls with spunk and determination. Sophomore Majors. Sue Hundley and Sharon Stcfanik taught the basics and made professionals out of the first year members ... “Band trips ... “Pot luck supper” ... “Pa- rades” ... “Eyes, with pride! Their leader Mr. Davis. Scot! Mackin. Drum Major. Sandy Nasccmbcni. Drum Major. Our band officers; Karen. Alisa. Evelyn. Lori. Linda, and Danny. Mr. Davis assistant band director Mr. Tilcston. OUR SO- KI MARCHING MOHAWKS' Drop something? Utter concentration. Daydreaming Again. We wear ourselves proud. CHESS CLUB The purpose of the Chess Club is to encourage its chess enthusiasts to use their skills more creatively concerning their chess game. Although there were no tryouts, there was a re- quirement that the members have previous knowledge of the game. Advisor. Mr. Stentaford. and his chessmen met every Thurs- day in room 17. During the cold winter months weekly chess matches were held to improve their general game skills in a competitive manner. You're in for it now! This looks like this takes brains! DECA King to Queen's Bishop, four. Distributive Education Clubs of America is offered to any junior or senior who is a student in distributive education class. DECA allows students the opportunity to apply their knowledge of retailing in a competitive activity with area schools. With a membership of 23 students. DECA attended Regional and State Conferences. Under the supervision of Mr. Peter Lowrey, Distributive Education Clubs of America had a very productive year. The DECA clan. Getting into the discussion. Mr. Lowrey. Advisor of Distributive Education Class of America. CHORALE The Agawam High School Chorale, directed by Mr. Stephen Files, contained 75 highly motivated members each chosen for their vocal abilities. Chorale met everyday, during which fund raisers were dis- cussed, the group was taught to sight-read, trips were debated and new music was discovered. This year’s outstanding officers were Debi Macey presi- dent, Sue Rogers secretary, Donna Ouellette treasurer and Sharon Ferry — librarian. Chorale performed throughout the year for various occasions. The year’s “Big Events were an All State Chorus Competition in the spring and the annual Vaudeville Show at the end of the school year. Chorale, open to all sophmorcs. juniors, and seniors, offers an opportunity to have fun, learn and appreciate the art of vocal chorus music. Linda sight-sings a new score Chorale officers left to right Sharon Ferry, Kathy Chapman. Debi Macey. Sue Rogers, and Donna Ouellette. We'll sing our way into your hearts. FRENCH CLUB The purpose of the French Club was to produce more interest in the French language and culture among the students. The only requirement for membership was that one must be a pre- sent or former student of f rench. The club held its meetings after school in room 45 or 46 depending on the day of the meeting. This year Mrs. Charcst, advisor to the club, and its 20 members attended a sleigh ride and participated in French game tournaments. How do you say that in French??! The group discusses tentative plans. Discussions (in French) arc an important part of developing language skills. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The purpose of Junior Classical League is to foster the study of Latin and classical ideals. Any student taking Latin as a course in school is automatical- ly qualified to be a member of J.C.L. ... All meetings occur during class time. Under the superb direction of Mrs. Charcst. president Doug Ciuthric. secretary and treasurer Beth Golcmo, social director Mike Knight, the 26 members experienced Saturnalia Night with great enthusiasm; Last on the agenda was a field trip to the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. (.earning Latin can be fun! Just a few members of the large JCL? FUTURE SECRETARIES’ ASSOCIATION The 25 enthusiastic members of the Future Secretaries Asso- ciation met once a month in room nine where further experience in, and knowledge of, the secretarial field is provided. The year was marked by many special activities including a featured guest from the Katherine Gibbs School and a visit to STCC’s Secretarial Science Department. Officers: senior. Michelle George, president; senior, Beth Johnson, vice-president; senior. Beth Chase, secretary; and ju- nior, Dawn Gladu, treasurer, led the initiation and installation service in January. A very successful year drew to a close as Agawam’s future secretaries, along with their advisor. Mrs. Buchanan, attended the Springfield chapter of the NSA dinner meeting in the spring. Off to earn more money for FSA. Nobody will ever know! Mrs. Buchanan tells the girls what it is like to work in an office. The 1980-81 FSA was a very enthusiastic group. LIBRARY STAFF The 1980-81 library staff found themselves with plenty of work to do. With the opening of the new library, new books had to be counted, filed, and shelved into order. Joining the staff was Ms. Govoni. who helped Ms. Shimcl and Mrs. O’Keefe to keep the year trouble free and enjoyable for all. Several students volunteered their own time to help the librar- ians with their job. which could, at times, become suprisingly hectic. Keeping a library full of students quiet w as no easy task! But those students studying or working in the library found the librarians helpful, the shelves full of information, and in turn, their work sessions productive. They proved themselves to be an important part of AHS once again. Ms. Govoni demonstrates skills. Just a part of our large library staff. MATH LEAGUE The “brains of Agawam High School shifted into high gear with the Math League again this year. The seven member league competed in Math contests with 18 area schools. Return- ing seniors Todd Rovclli. Kevin Ryan, and Mark Morisson provided a strong backbone for juniors and sophomores Dale Patnaude, Charles Hastings, Jim Sherry and Rodger Olewinski. I sing deductive reasoning and tactics gained from these events, the members will accept and conquer future challenges. I hope I’m right! Mr. Burke advises the Math League. VOCAL ENSEMBLE Under the direction of Mr. Files, the Vocal Ensemble was taught to perform contemporary and jazz style music. It was open to anybody in the 10th thru 12th grade level and meetings were held during classroom hours. One requirement of the course was an audition, (necessary for ensemble membership). The vocal group participated in many festivals during the year including the UN H jazz festival, the U MASS jazz festival, and the Eastern jazz festival. The 1980-81 Vocal Ensemble consisted of thirty members who were very dedicated in their work and had hoped to make each of their performances better than the last. Class musician Sandy Nascembcni Mr. Files Vocal Ensemble. Whai a sound! MIRROR This year's mirror staff provided Agawam High School with reading pleasure through their many excellent editions. Under the supervision of Mrs. “Spot Martin, co-editors Steve Berard and Kathy Nicora showed their stuff in the face of proposi- tion 21:. Ad managers Nancy O'Keefe and Rose Morassi were busy checking propccts. Jim McNamce. circulation manager, did a terrific job of publicizing the paper. To learn more about circulation, graphics and advertising, the staff attended a conference at Holyoke Community College in March. The year held great promise for the staff that had already won awards for their article on child abuse, excellent graphics, and a special cover on their ballooning issue. The Mirror Staff meets in room 26 where they compile infor- mation for their issues, while they learn the basics of journalism, reporting and business, which hopefully will broaden their knowledge of the field. Arc you sure that's right? Pressing deadlines have to be done. Advisor Mrs. Martin and Co-Editor Kathy Nicora Co-Editor. Steve Berard. Add managers. Nancy O'Keefe . Rose Morrassi Two reporters, reviewing important information. MODEL CONGRESS Model Congress, this school year, consisted of seven members interested in learning the fundamentals of government, proce- dures. and debating. The group, led by chairman Tom Doucette, held discussions on issues concerning the future. The highlight of the year was arduous work on the presentation of a bill concerning contami- nation of drinking water via consumer products. Under the advisorship of Mr. Ferranti, this award winning organization has. once again, had a beneficial year for all in- volved. Siudcnls listening to important ideas. Advisor. Mr. Ferranti, students Jim. Charlie. STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Student Advisory Committee to the School Committee was under the guidance of Mrs. Hamilton. This committee consisted of four members - seniors Jackie Lovell and Jerry Graziano, junior Jim McNamce and sophomore Mike Lazaz- zera. These four had the sometimes trying job of acting as a liason between the school committee and in the students them- selves. The members, chosen through a class election, were required to attend several School Committee meetings throughout the year to help solve the problems and controversies that arose on many occasions. The Student Advisory Committee gave these students the opportunity to learn how the school committee operates, as well as gaining an understanding of parliamentary and democratic processes. Students listen to Mr. T. and arc ready to ask questions. Mr. T. expresses his views on the smoking area subject. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Eleanor H. Smith Chapter of the National Honor So- ceity picks it’s members in the mid-term of their junior and senior year. Students arc chosen by their leadership qualities and must maintain an average of eighty-five percent or over to graduate with honors. Upon graduation Seniors are given spe- cial accreditation in which they receive gold tassels and arc seated first among the graduating class. The Junior and Senior members arc advised by Mrs. Laurel Malcrba. Elected officers for the class of 1981 were President. Todd Rovclli: Vice President. Tom Sibilia; and Secretary. Beth Golcmo. Each year this elite society of students are given a special induction ceremony and coffee hour in which parents are invited to watch their children receive their pins. Mrs. Malcrba Advisor. Officers: President. Todd Rovclli. Secretary. Beth Golcmo, and Vice-President, Tom Sibilia AHS National Honor Society; proud members, one and all! OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS The O.S.A. is an elected office in which students from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes can participate and gain a sense of leadership and organizational abilities. Advised by Mr. Baggetta. Director Rose Destefano. and As- sistant Director Lori Acosta led the group as they held their traditional events to raise money for scholarships. Among these events were the zany Winter Olympics and the secretive carna- tion sale on Valentine's Day. All in all. the O.S.A. works for the whole student body of Agawam High. Mr. Baggetta gives ideas to the director Advisor. Mr Baggetta and officers PRESIDENTIAL CLASSROOM Four deserving seniors arc chosen each year to represent our school in a seminar in Washington D.C. for one week. Students arc chosen from many applicants on the basis of academic quali- fications and those who will profit most from the experience. Two separate trips were planned, one in January and one in February. Students who qualified to go were Denise Favreau. Lori Acosta, Rose Destefano, and Sue Conway. Advisor Mr. Zabiclski, held their seldom but important meetings whenever it was neccessary to go over prominent information. Students attending the Presidential Classroom seminars re- ceived a wide spectrum of information ranging from legal as- pects to political issues concerning our government. I wonder who’s going to Washington? Advisor Mr. Zabiclski and student teacher. Mr. Grimaldi This can be a fun time! SACHEM STAFF The 1981 Sachem Staff was once again under the direction of perservering Mr. Pulaski. This year's staff was made up of seventeen members, all seniors. With a bit of a slow and unsure start, the staff soon plunged into the confusion and difficult, arduous work required to make up our school’s own history book. Several new ideas and additions were put into effect, and w ith these, plenty of controversy. During F period every day, room 40 converted into an insane asylum! Pressure to meet deadlines was the staffs biggest headache, but under the guidance of Mr. P.. editor-in-chief Terry Amellin. and associate editors Dana Johnson and Sharon Stefanik, things finally began to run more smoothly. Trying to put together a yearbook which surpasses all those preceding was not an easy task, but the 1981 Sachem Staff was no ordinary group, and they hope they achieved the goal. Sports Staff: Joanne Dobek Debbie Chcclham Business Staff: I.isa Ghedi Lori Acosta Editor-in-chief Terry Amellin Associate Editors Dana Johnson (L) and Sharon Stcfanick(R) Dave Pulaski, our fearless leader. Literary Staff: Mary Steele. Kim Fulvi Judy Ferguson Camera personnel: Kim Harlow Joe Tortarcllo John Carrier, yearbook rep. working at seminar. Ad Staff: Patti Cavallo Linda Bryant Layout Staff: Chris Liberatore. Elaine Racicot, Kathy Puskey PROM COMMITTEE The 1981 Prom Committee was open for any junior or senior who would have liked to take part in planning their Junior- Senior Prom. Students on the committee, Kelly Dunn. Lisa Hopping. Kathy Nicora. Sue Douglass. Lori Fearn, Gina Fer- raro. Laura Lavcll, and Tammy Oberheim were aptly assisted by their advisor. Mrs. Schilling Nordal. Each year the task of selecting a new prom theme, choosing the menu, and finding the right band to set the mood is the job of the prom committee. This year the prom was held on April 23 at Chez Josef with the prom theme of Lady . For all those attending it was an unique and memorable experience. Who's this handsome dude? The 1981 Prom Committee I'm falling apart already! SPANISH CLUB The purpose of the Spanish Club, under the direction of Mrs. Poudricr, was to have fun using Spanish. This they did, as well as enriching their knowledge of the Spanish language and cul- ture. Seventeen students of all grade levels were welcomed to the club, with senior Kathy Foley elected president and senior Ann Sherry chosen as secretary — treasurer. The group met once a month to plan activities and practice their Spanish by learning Spanish games. The year was highlighted by the traditional Fiesta dc Navi- dad with the breaking of a colorful pinata and plenty of Spanish food, all made by the members. The club also kept themselves very busy during March, when they played an important part in the National Language Week Program. Now repeat after me! Concentrating on some new espanol. Advisor Mrs. Poudricr. enjoyed teaching this enthusiastic club. CLUBS NOBODY LOVED ... Throughout the years. Agawam High School has founded several different groups, societies, and dubs involving a wide range of various interests. Clubs such as Art Club. Camera Club, and Literary and Drama Clubs were started to get students involved while allowing them to enjoy themselves. Recently, however, the interest in these extra-curricular activities seems to have become almost non-existent. Because of this lack of interest, it has not been to anybody’s advantage, school faculty nor students, to keep them going. Drastic elimination of these clubs was the next step The cutting of clubs such as Biology Club. Math Club, and Personality Club could be just the beginning. For any upcoming student who is interested in joining groups or clubs, his choices will be few. It should be mentioned that although Proposition 2V may play a part in lessening the choices even further, it is the stu- dent’s attitudes, now. that have dissolved several of the options that were available. 53 Class of ’83 With the guidance and support of Miss Mary Wolochowitz, class advisor, the Sophomore class officers fought for recogni- tion along with their 396 class members. Colin Wells — presi- dent. Steven Young Vice Presidnet. Debbie White secre- tary and Raclcnc Davis - treasurer, all played a part in an attempt to supply the Sophomores with gala events. During the first months of the school year, the officers planned a Christmas dance, but due to other school events occuring that month, the dance was ruled out. But the class of '83 didn't give up. they came back full force with a Valentine's Day dance and hopes for yet another function. As a whole, the class that was at first fearful and unsure, learned to overcome the fear and to participate in school activi- ties. Thus, the Sophomore Class successfully found a place for themselves in school life and will therefore finally become ju- niors next year. Oh God. Mr. P. has got his camera' I hale Monday Mornings. Do I have to eat this? Elected this year for Soph. President, Colin Wells Katherine Adelman JoAnn Albano Kathy Altobelli Jodi Anderson Jan Andrichak Wayne Asselin Kevin Augusti I.isa Atwell Lisa Barr Ann Barrett Lori Bartnik James Baurlc Joyce Bean Mike Beaudcttc Darlene Beaulieu Debbie Beauregard Karen Augusti Barb Avery Alan Badonc Beth Bailey Debbie Bailey Ron Barker Dawn Barr Sue Bodurtha Kelly Boland Joe Bonfitto Peter Borrcllo Joanne Boucher Gina Bousquct Scott Bousquct Betsy Bradley Lorraine Bclisle Dana Bertc Tracie Bessette Lisa Bianchi Judy Blair Jennifer Blanch Mark Blanchard David Bull Diana Bulson Tony Buoniconti Tom Burr Gina Burris Paul Burton Daniel Butler Michael Butt John Brasso Judi Breton Charlotte Brown Jeff Brown John Bryant Tony Bryant Kevin Buchanon i. Jim Cardaropoli Steve Carrier P.ric Carroll Cindy Casavant Frank Cavallo Bob Cccchi Fred Chamberlain I think I know the answer. Do you remember when you were a sophomore? His right hand man, Vice President, Steven Young. Pam Cooper Christine Coulter Maureen Coulter Eric Cousincau Gary Couture Ray Couture Michelle Crcan S JoAnn Darin Raelcnc Davis Dan DcCosmo Jody Dennis Steve DcPalma Tammi Desilets Bob DeSimone Laurel Charland Robert Chase Michael Chcmclowski Justine Chriscola Cheryl Christy Ken Cuffcc Wendy Cone Gina Connor Wendy Cripps Susan Cross Ed Crossman Sandy Crough Debbie Cruz Joe Curran Debbie Dalton Steve Daniels Linda Dcsmarais Frank DcStcfano Lisa DiFlumcra Nancy Dionne Mike DiRoma Dan DiSanti Laura DeSantis Lisa DiTomaso Clark Dorc Farida Dotiwalla Ed Driscoll Kim Drowns Diana Ducharmc Karen Duda Todd Duda -1 My best friend Good Party, huh? Alfred Dudley Robert Duva Colleen Eagan Dawn Edmunds Pam Eggleston Bob Eggleston Greg Fairhurst William Fairlic John Favreau Gina Fazio AI Feeney Gary Fcrrcndino Colleen Ferry Debbie Fitzgerald Donna Fogg Mark Belcher Help from other important officers. Sophomore class listens intently. For all this extra work I better get an A! Gcroge Foley Cindy Fontaine Dawn Fontaine Ellen Fintaine Paula Fornicr Tom Fortier Tracy Fountainc Chris Frasco Lisa Gentile Francis Girard Paul Gibson James Giles Corinne Girourd Tom Gonet Mark Goodwin Patty Gould Lynne Fratini James Frogamcni Sue Fruwirth Kevin Fulvi Ralph Gamelli Ann-Marie Gazar Terry Gcaughan Tom Hannon Kris Harlow Chris Hellquist Sue Hickling Sean Hillios Ed Hottin David Houlihan Todd Huhtanen Steve Grassctti Bob Graves Glenn Gray Lisa Gray Scott Grccnough Matt Gruska Dave Guthrie Chris Jennison Kim Johnson Ronald Johnson Allen Jones Joanne Juliano Kevin Kamyk Tina Karam Scott Karen Joanne Imclio Karen Iverson Kurt Jackson Dave Jagadowski Steve James Harold Jarvis David Jenks Don Keene Erin Kelley Phyllis Kisielcwski Kim Kosak Maria Kozloski Wayne Kratochvil Juan Kulik 58 Sec. Debbie White and Treas. Raelene Davis Average sophomore? Hard at work in Mrs. Poulin's study hall. t r Darren Labonte Renee Lacour Greg Lambson Don I ncour Trish Landers Bruce Langevin Lori La Riviere Terry LaRocca Brenda Lavell Karen Lavir Mike Lazazzera Chris LcClairc Scan LcClairc Charles Ledoux l.aura Lehbcrgcr ,-ot Kris Letendrc rT Joe Liberatore Rick Light Jim Lincoln Sue Lindsay Tom Lockwood Joe Longo Paul Longtin Jeff Losito Anthony Lucia Gerald MacFadzen Michael Madry Doreen Mahoney Michael Mahoney Karla Mancini Robert Martel Lisa Martinclli Robin Matusko Doug May Joe Mazza Chris McCarthy John McCarthy Misty McCullah Mike McCrystal Scott McDermott Kim McFarlin Sue McLean William McMahon Debora Menard Jolene Mcrcadentc Shelly Merchant Tom Merchant Debbie Mczzctti Shelley Mickey Kerry Mika Judi Milar Helen Miller Chris Mitchell Donna Moccio Mike Moccio Ken Mokan Mary Moreau Ron Morgan Dan Munley 59 Shelley Murphy Soph class numbers 396 ... Robert Mutti Cindy Napoli Iva Nesin Tricia Newman Cara Nichols Jean Nicole Mark Nicole Janet Nodlan Lorelei Owczarski Jill Padden Diane Palazzi Eileen Palcologopoulous Donna Pallotta Gina Paro Dale Patnaude Kenny Paton Richard Noyes Brenda O'Connell Margaret O’Connell Michael O'Connell Elizabeth O'Donnell Chris Orcfice Tina Orlosk Diane Pciffcr Lynne Phelps Beth Phillips Charlene Pierce Joanne Pilicro Phillip Podgorski Joe Potter Laurie Prentice Jay Pcllcy Scott Pemberton Carol Pcrrault Jim Perry- Lisa Perry Cindy Perusse Mike Petrone Robert Pronovast Tony Provost Cheryl Przcszlo Jeff Racine Bob Ramah Nancy Rawson Peter Riggo Colleen Riley Julie Robinson Kathy Rocca Preston Rcscigno Sandy Rhodes Gregory Riberdy Mary Ricottilli Gary Rcscigno Frank Rondolctto Debbie Rosner Gina Rossi Denise Roy Kevin Rugy Bryan Ryan Debbie Salib3 Who says there’s declining enrollment? Debbie Sambrook John Santillo Michael St. Germaine Patty Schindler Don Schlichting Mark Schmidt Jody Scala Marissa Scibclli Dean Shclcy j Denise Shcy Cheryl Simpson John Simpson Ellen Smith Gerald Smith Judy Smith Mike Sohay Michelle Strom Stacey Strom Stacey Strong Brian Struck Paul Sudowski Ernie Suprcnanl Ron Swift Sylvia Talbot Ed Taupicr Steve Tesny Brian Telrcaulty Donna Tibaldi Julie Toomcy I.isa Tromley Ludmilla Tupikow Veronica Turner Robert Uschmann Jeff Vandcrgrift Mario Vanotti Donald Vcilleux Diane Vinton Else von Hollander Barbara Walsh m ohzccj Class of ’82 The juniors arc “movin’ on up” and played a big part in the world of AHS. With Doreen Sardclla as class president. Nadim Yactccn as vice-president, secretary Betsy O’Keefe, and trea- surer Anna Grcguoli. the junior class of 409 students enjoyed a variety of new experiences throughout the year. The big event of the year, of course, was the arrival of the ringman at last! Getting school rings was important, but not the only event in a memorable year. Mr. Rix was the class advisor, and together with help from the officers and the stu- dents themselves, the group worked hard all year to raise funds for the Class of ’82. Activities included a January dance, as well as a Spring dance, a carwash, and the original idea of an “Oldies Dance.” So it seems that the Class of ’82 is determined to prove themselves successful and their high school years a memorable period. Juniors Move Up The AHS Ladder ... Hey John! Wait up! What do you mean this isn’t right??! Mary Aequaro Amy Alexander Arlene Allen Kim Allen Linda Allen Juan Almiron Chris Altobelli Steve Amcrault Mary Arsenault Mike Atkinson Tim Ay re Lisa Babcock Sharon Barker Lori Barna Dianna Bator Janice Bean vm Lucille Anderson Pam Anderson Scott Andrichak Mike Annino Garth Armstrong Dean Arnold Patty Arnold Denise Borcllo Paul Bortolussi Victor Bouchard Rich Bousquet Mary Bracci Kevin Bradway June Brcault Greg Brennan 1 David Bell Tom Bennett Barbara Beniot Mark Birchcnough John Bonavita Rcnca Bopko Chris Borowicc Diane Brown Doug Brown Dave Buchanan Kent Burgess Darcy Burmcister Allan Burroughs Gerry Bussolari Jackie Bussolari Debbie Briggs Linda Briggs Sandy Brittain Kim Brock Sue Brooks Joy Brouwer Allan Brown Tom Butt John Calabrese Maria Campiti Bruce Capponcclli Tony Caputo Frank Cardaropoli Mike Carr 64 • w With President Doreen Sardella • • • Chris Chmura Helen Ciak Lori Clow Paul Coddington Sue Collins Pat Connors Erin Conroy Mike Carrier Craig Castonguay Dave Cccchi Kathy Cccchi Paul Ccrpovicz Ruth Chandler Arthur Chase Joanne Chiaro Scott Consolini Terry Converti no Chris Conway Bessie Conway Faith Conway Mike Cormier Vickie Cordakis Norma Couture Sue Douglass Mary Dowling Geraldine Drouin David Duclos Donna Dudley John Duggan, Jr. I.aura Dunn Cheryl DeSpirt Nick Depalma Tony Dcpergola Kelly Desmond Paul Dcziclle Jeff Diduk Sheryl Disisto Kathy Dobek Marlene Feeney Cindy F'crraioli Chris Ferraro Gina Ferraro Alphonso Ferrentino Karen Ficldstad Ann Fiorini Thomas Dussault Mike Duvall James Egan Ellen Fanning Tami Fassnacht Steve Favreau Lori Fcarn Tom Fearn 65 AND Vice-President Nadim Yacteen ... Steve Rood Mike Rood Bill Rood Brian Fogg Walter Fogg Peggy Foley Cindy Foote Terry Forgucs Gerald Fratini Dan Fruwirth Jeff Fuller Bob Gastcycr Tim Gaynor Nancy Gentile Steve Giclda Dan Giordano Linda Forni Joe Fortier Tom Fountain Glen Fournier John Franco Paul Franco Tony Frasco George Groom Michelle Gruska Tim Guarnicri Mike Gucrtin Jim Gutowski Toni Hardick Jeff Hardy Rhonda Harrison Tcri Giroux Dawn Gladu Gina Gonncllo Jackie Gregalis Anna Grcguoli Steve Grenier Nick Grimaldi Ed Hopping Dean Horacck Kathy Hubbard Gina lacolo Rita lacolo Gina Impoco Erica Jansons Raymond Jarvis Charles Hastings Don Hawkes Brenda Haydon Mike Hazcn Paul Hcndcl Robin Henderson Jim Hoaguc David Jcnks Diana Jcnks Chris Johnson Jill Johnson Jamison Jones Scott Joscphson Dan Jury I wonder who wrote that. I know you've got a camera With Anna Gregvoli, Treas. Joy Kovalchick Alisa Lafranccs Cheryl Lamb Greg Lamson Wayne Langevin Lisa Larivicrc Valerie Lavalcltc Mary Kamyk Janice Kane Bruce Kerr Pamela Kerr Louis Kibbe Barbara Kicrkla Brian Kinsley Chris Kosak Laura Lavcll Andrew Lawson Tammy Lawson Martha Leary Donna Lee Lisa Lefebure Sally Lcsik Andy Lester Anthony Liqouri Walter Litterhale Kelly Lizewski David Lloyd Carl Longly Eric Lottermoser Paula Lovotti Tammy Allison Lush Jullic Lutat Laura Lynch Tim Manilla James Mahoney Robert Maltoni Paul Mancinonc Bonnie Manning Susan Nlarai Steve Marcus Dana Marquis James Martel Rhonda Martincau Lisa Mastroianni Johanna Mallhewt Todd Matusko Shari Mayotte Karen Mazza Richard Mazza Kathy McMahon James McNamcc Diane Mclanson Mike Menard Keith Mercadantc Gregory Mcrcurc Sue Messier Daniel Methot Chris Mcyrick Paul Miarcccki Another fascinating Chem. class Only 55 more questions to go! ... And Betsy O’Keefe, Sec. Love Thirty! Better luck next time. Lynn Mielnikowski Kathy Mika Michelle Mills Loren Montagna David Montana ri Laurie Montcfusco Dcdc Moore Julie Moran Mary Moran Mike Morassi Bill Morin Cindy Morrisscttc Cindy Murphy Karen Nadeau Theresa Napoli Terri Nardi Jackie Narcau Scott Ncgrucci David Never Robert Nickerson Mark Noack Charles Noble j h Gary Noiin William O'Brien Sheila O’Donnell Betsy O’Keefe Kathy O’Malley Tammy Obcrheim Roger Olcwinski Julie Olson Diane Oullcltc Terry-Ann Oullcltc Erancis Owczarski Edward Pajak Tom Paleologopoulos Cathy Parent Sandy Parent Mike Parrow Andy Paul Linda Peck Mike Pepper Lisa Piccoli John Pidgcon Wallace Pidgcon Maria Pirro James Podgorski Phillip Price Paul Prot cnko Angela Quaglini Mike Quill Steve Radwilowicz Ed Rahilly Lori Raimondi Paul Rcimers Barry Rice Elizabeth Riley Gloria Ringer Greg Ringucttc Marilyn Ristaino Heather Roberts 68 Who says studies arc dull? The Phantom loeker-stuffer: caught!! Ray Saegaert George Sandcllin Chcri Santigatc Patty Santanicllo Steve Santanicllo Susan Santincllo Regina Saracino Susan Rogers Carmen Romeo Karen Rosner Jeff Rovclli Todd Ruby l.eanne Russell Debbie Russo Tim Ryan Doreen Sardclla Ann Sarnclli Kerri Schindler John Schlagcr Jodi Settle Patrick Sheehan Chris Shcncfield i cut Jamc Shcrr I ce-Ann Sibina Carol Simone Marcell Slaimcn Lynn Smith Richard Smith Scott Smith Susan Spagnoli rjr- Gene Spaulding Kathy Stowers Lois Strong Tracey Swank Patricia Sweeney Mia Tangredi Jerome Talbot Richard Taylor Tina Teal Veronica Tesney Sue Tessicini Ray Tharin Kathy Thornhill Mario Tricinclla Grcichcn Uschmann Mark Vangsness David Vccchiarclli Anthony Venturini Salvatore Vivenzio Mike Wands Steven Ward Carol Wheeler Maria Whitehead Kenth Wiley Barbara Wojciechowski Paul Wood John Wright Valerie Wroblcski Barry Wu Nadim Yactccn Kenneth Yagmin SPORTS GOLF The 1980 AHS boys'golf team had the inspiration to be a top contender in the league, even though their record of 1-11 might not indicate it. The one victorious win came when the seven member squad successfully defeated the Holyoke team by a score of 13-5. The outlook of the 1981 golf team is quite good with the help from three returning experienced players. Coach Lcclcrc finds it very difficult to smile but continues to hope for the best to come in '81. Coach l.cCIcrc points way to victory. And it's a ... hit? 71 BASEBALL The 1980 boys'baseball team turned out another outstanding season, under the superb coaching of Mr. Smith. The team captured the Valley Wheel Championship for the eighth time in the last eleven years with an overall record of 12-6. This enabled them to advance to the Western Mass, playoffs, but they were only able to reach the quarter finals. Brian Sweeney, the teams M.V.P.. managed to pitch another tremendous season for the Brownies, ending his high school career with an impressive 15-3 record. Five players. Rick Mes- senger. Rick Lcclcrc, Brian Sweeney, Don Gallcrani. and David Lync were selected to the all-Lcaguc team. Brian, Don, and David were also picked for All Western Mass. Coach Smith looks forward to an excellent season with re- turning seniors Don Gallcrani. David Lync, and Billy Egan, underclassmen supported by Scott Ncgrucci, Kevin Barnes, and John Calabrese. Bei boll been good to me! Hangin’ around the dugout. 72 Pep talk from the coach. Don scores another homer. Pitcher-catcher conference. Moral support from the bench. Joe in the batter's box. 1980 Baseball Team: (l-r); Joe Calabrese, Scott Brown, Tim Desmond. Scott Ncgrucci, Jerry Sibilia, Brian Sweeney, Bill Egan Second row; Bart McCarthy, David Lyne, Kevin Barnes. Lawrence Vicns Third row; Coach Smith. Rick Messenger, John Calabrese. Ricky Leclcrc, Don Gallcrani, and Assistant Coaches Michael Barnes, and Ed Morascs. Don and Bart complete a double play. Brian warming the bench. But what would Tug Mcgraw do? GIRLS’ TENNIS The Agawam Girls’ Tennis team had one of their best years ever, finishing with an overall record of 10-5. The top doubles team consisted of seniors Cori Tessicini and Noel Girard who turned out a tremendous season w ith eleven wins and two losses. Jennifer Ayre was the master on the singles court for the Brown- ies. ending her high school career seeded 7th in the Western Mass. Tournament. The remainder of the team backed these girls up. helping to make the season a highly successful one. Coach Wolocowitz hopes that with additional members added to the squad, next year will prove to be at least as successful as the past one. “Say cheese. 1980 Girls Tennis Team; (1-r) Debbie Maccy. Noel Girard. Jenny Ayre. Chris Impoco. Karen Hoatling, Joanna Matthews. Ellen Desjarlis. Pat Misisco. coach Miss Wolocowitz. Pat observes her sene. I knew I had that point! Coach watches with admiration. Gina swings with all her might. Look at that ball go! BOYS’ TENNIS The 1980 boys’ tennis team finished a hard fought season with 2 victories. The squad began its' season with an enthusias- tic and eager set of players. Injuries and other circumstances soon caused a reduction in the squad's strength. The remaining players exhibited a great deal of sportsmanship as a team. Un- derclassman Keith Perron, the powerhouse player, represented the team in the Western Mass. Singles Tournament. Coach Hobson is hopeful for the coming season, which should prove to be a much stronger one. 1980 Boys’ Tennis Team: back row. (l-r): Coach Hobson. Mike Ehresman. Mike Knight. Jerry Quill Bottom row (l-r); Tom Palcologapoulas, Keith Perron, Charles Noble III, Barry Wu, Mark Vangsness. Last court, down there. Mark. Net shot! My point! Look out Bjorn, here I come! SOFTBALL The ten member varsity girls’ softball team has had another unforgettable year. Under first year coach Mr. Sheehan, the team compiled a record of 8 wins and 2 losses. The highlight of the season occurcd when the Agawam girls successfully defeat- ed the West Springfield team. This victory prevented the oppos- ing team from entering the Western Mass. Tournament and the state finals. Looking back, it was quite an accomplishment for Agawam. Despite the loss of seniors Lori Harvey, co-captains Kathy Chase, and Linda Kunasek. the returning lettermen hold high potential for the future. The inseparable twosome. Coach Sheehan gives last minute instructions. 1980 Softball Team; Back Row, (l-r); Jenny Hopkins. Paulette Girard. Co-captain Kathy Chase. Debbie Chcctham, Ann Abbey, Coach Mr. Sheehan Front Row. (l-r); Chris Altobclli. Barbara Kicrkla. Karen Maz a. Co-captain Linda Kunasek, Shari Balder- clli An inspiration rap before the game. Shari plays to win. Well, was that a foul or what? Debbie gets some private coaching. GIRL’S TRACK The 1980 girls' track team under coach Paul Blodgett and assistant coach. Stacey Lane, wound up their season with a good record. The Agawam tracksters” were proud to submit 8 of their 29 players to the Western Mass. Tournament. Senior Kathy Curran captured the most valuable player honors for accumulating the highest points throughout the season. Juniors Patrice Ross. Denise Murray, and Tracy Brown performed out- standingly in the field events; sophomore Doreen Sardclla was an undefeated candidate for the 440 relay. With the loss of only two key seniors, the 1981 girls' track team is looking forward to another challenging and rewarding year. Coach Blodgett — looking for a win. I ate my Whcatics!! If you've got it. flaunt it; if you don't — pretend! Kathy moves up on Westside. The 1980 Girls Track Team: First row ; (l-r); Marccla Arana. Kathy Curran. Bcrnic Wilson. Mary Taupier. Anna Scudcri. Pat Smith, Kathy Spcllacy, Second row. Kath Nicora, Anna Pilicro. Kathy Foley. Sue Conway, Karen Barr. Denise Murray, Karyn Brown. Patrice Poss. Ann Sherry, heather Bonncllo. Third row. Assistant Coach Stacey Lane. Tami Fassnacht, Marlene Feeney. Erica Jansons. Alisa Lafrancis. Kim Brock. Assistant Coaches Craig Cosby and Dave Rcscigno, Fourth row; Coach Blodgett. Sue Marai. Rita lacolo. Debbie Goyette, Lynn Mokan. Dawn Gladu. Terry Nardi. BOYS’ TRACK The 1980 season proved to be a winner for the Agawam Boys Track Team. Coached by Mr. Modzelwski. the team played an all-around good performance, ending its' season with an all 8-4 record. The skill of each individual led the team to success. Seniors Larry Roberts. Todd Clark. Dan Beaudcttc. Jeff Woods, and foreign exchange student. Grant Ward, were unde- fcatablc players for the Western Mass. Championship. Despite the loss of 12 senior members, the 1981 team is looking forward to another challenging year. The all-star seniors. 1980 Boys Track Team; first row. (l-r): Tom Ritter, Frank Maslromatteo. Jeffrey Woods. Doug Stoll. Mike Favreau. Grant Ward. Paul Knight. Dan Beaudcttc. Todd Clark, Mike Longhi. Larry Roberts, and Bill Butman. Second row. (l-r): Jim Warner. Coach Young. Brian Fogg. Randy Minet, Tony Santinello. Rick Ncilson. David Allen. Mark Saracino. Troy Labreque. Tony Squcglia. Dave Stuart. Mark Moirano and Dan Jury. Third row. (l-r): Steven Gilda. John Danaher. Wayne Laugevin, James Gutowski. Chris Borowiec. Mike Hozen. Mike Carr. Kevin Bradway. Ray Saegaent and Mike Wands. Fourth row. (l-r): David Smith. Jim Olko. Dean Poggi. Dave Rawson. Dario Mcrcadantc and James Wagner. BOYS’ CROSS-COUNTRY Under the instruction of veteran coach Mr. Modzelwski, the 1980 boys’ cross-country team ended it’s season with a 6- 6 record. Despite the lack of interest in this sport, the team’s outlook was enthusiastic. Senior members Todd and Troy Labreque. Brian Fogg, and Bill Brock added strength to their team’s performance. Junior. Mike Hazen. surprised many with an exceptionally strong season. Representing the sopho- mores class was Kevin Atkinson. Hopefully, with the addi- tion of new members, the cross-country team will have poten- tial for the future. A US cross country is number one! One more lap to go. Bill paces himself to victory. The team pounds pavement 1980 ( TiAN Country; first row (I-r): Steve Tesny. Dan Jury, Kevin Atkinson. Mike Hozen, Second row: Statistician Sharron Ferry, John Danaher. Todd Labreque. Bill Brock. Troy Labreque. Coach Modzelwski. Willpower will prevail. FIELD HOCKEY The girls’ field hockey team underwent a rough year, ending its 1980 season with a record of 2-8-2. This record never really showed the ability and talent which the team possessed. Senior co-captains Debbie Chectham and Paulette Girard, j along with Dawn Negrucci. Jenny Hopkins. Denise Murray. Kim I Fulvi, and Karen Barr, were the pep and spirit of the squad. With the guidance of Mrs. Fitzgerald, the team not only learned the skills of the game, but sportsmanship and team play as well. With only a few players returning to the squad, and diminishing 1 interest in the program, the future is certainly unclear: definite recruitment will be needed before the '81 season begins. Agawam defense in action. Hey guys, hit the ball to me! Paulette scrimagcs at face-off. Jenny goes for it. Bottom Left to right: Jerilyn Sullivan. Denise Murray, co-captain Paulette Girard. Debbie Cruz, Dawn Barr. Chris Ferrero standing Left to Right: Coach Fitzgerald. Kim Fulvi, Jenny Hopkins. Karen Barr, co-captain Debbie Chectham. Dawn Negrucci. Karen Landers. Laura Baldoni. Chaika Yactecn. FOOTBALL The 1980 football season opened with a bang. Winning their first three games the brownies looked forward to a promising season. Their high hopes were soon shattered by crushing defeats to such teams as Holyoke. Westfield and Ludlow . Far more crushing was the loss to West Springfield. Despite the team’s 5-4 record, coach Jack Michalak had many reasons to be proud of this year’s team. Co-captains Jim Yclinek. Glenn Geddis. Dave Stuart and Jim Fleming along with senior members Mark Turnbull. Doug Guthrie. Mike Knight. Rich Neilsen. Dean Poggi. Pat Sullivan. Dino Tangredi and Dave Smith proved themselves worthy of his pride. Their loyalty, despite the injuries and shattering losses, proves our Agawam Boys can stand proud. W ith the loss of 12 seniors the team will have many vacancies to be filled by the upcoming Junior and Sophomore footballers. Paul runs for another touchdown. The offensive line: ready and waiting. Underclassmen await their turn on the playing Held. (an | have a hug too? iZlBlbUI Coach Michalak calls a crucial timeout. AHS Varsity Football Team ready for action. front row l-r Rick Ncilscn. Dean Poggi, Dave Smith, Dino Tangredi. Glenn Geddis. Dave Stuart, Jim Yclinck, Jim Fleming, Doug Guthrie. Mike Knight, Pat Sullivan. Mark Turnbull. Sue Douglas. Liz Riley middle row l-r Greg Riberdy. Wayne Langevin. Tim Ayre. Jim Egan. Scott Josephson. Steve Couco. Alan Brown. Scott Ncgrucci. Paul Dezielle. Dan Giordano. John Darnell. John Wright. Pat Connors. Phil Price. John Calabrese. Scott Smith. Jerry Frantini, Mike Carr, back row l-r George Sandlcin. Boo Smith. Al Penney. Frank DeStefano. Ron Swift. Steve Young, Mike Beaudcttc. Mike St. Germain. James Jilcs. Tony Lucia. Doug Mayc, Mark Goodwin. Leo Chenevert. Joe Bonifito. Mark l.onghi, Clark Dorc, Frank Rondolctto. CHEERLEADING The 198! Varsity cheerlcading squad showed their vitality and pep throughout another trying year. Unfortunately, the girls pro- gress was hampered during the prime part of the year by quite a few unexpected injuries. Co-captains l.isa (ihedi and Chris Liquori led the girls through the many difficult cheers and were always ready to put on a good show- during the rallies. With Donna Bodurtha. both coach and friend, pushing them to their maximum performance level, the girls reached their peak. Much spirit was brought to A.H.S. thanks to this fantastic squad. I'm so confused!! Cheerleaders lake a break in between cheers. Nena cheers, but wonders where the fans arc. BOYS’ SOCCER The Agawam Boys’ Soccer Team wrapped up the season with a 3-8-3 record. The size of and constant pressure from the opposing teams became a hindrance for the 22 Brownie members. The high- lights of the season were the spectacular comeback tics against S. Hadley and Amherst. Senior captains Todd Griffen and Rick Bowc. along with the remaining players, exhibited great skill and dedication toward this competitive sport. The strength of the team was found predominantly in the halfbacks. Coach Sartwell quotes, Next year’s team is expected to grow into a powerhouse: seven of the eleven starters will be returning along with the contribution of the J.V. team.” Coach Sartwell reviews plan of attack. Boosters point to victory during a soccer really. Tony goes for a breakaway. Dave closes in on the ball. Coach Sartwell ponders the next play. Do the hustle! Scrabble! Get it' Agawam soccer rallies to victory May I have this dance? Contenders .. Winners! Back row: Kevin Kamyk. Tony Venturing Mike Cormier. John Duggan. Dave Jenks. Jim Podgorski. Bill O’Brien, Tim Guarnicri. Dave Duck . Carmen Romeo. Dave Stratton, Coach Sartwcll Front Row: Blaine Bauman. Steve Tctreault. George Russell. Rick Bowc. Todd Griffon. Tony Sanlanicllo 87 GIRLS’ SOCCER The much improved A.H.S. Girls’ Soccer Team experienced a 4- 9-2 record for the 1980-81 season. Third year coach Mrs. Stevens once again led the girls into a challenging and unpredictable year. Senior tri-captains Shari Baldarclli. Laura Gendron and junior I ori Costa worked to make the team a number one contender. Star goal tender. Shari Baldarclli. was out for half the season due to an ankle injury earlier in the year, which greatly hurt the teams offensive plays. Sophomore Debbie Dalton did a tremendous job as a rookie for Agawam. With the loss of six spectacular seniors. Coach Stevens expects a strong pickup from the underclassmen: the 1981 soccer team's future is “VICTORY . Ann and Karen run for a pass. Coach Stevens worries over next play. Tammy gets into Agawam action. Tired but confident. Agawam walks downficld. Maria keeps one step ahead of the competition. Concentration is a must. Bottom Row l-r Barbara Walsh. Maria Koslowski, Diane Ouellette. I.ori Costa. Terry Ouellette. Debbie Dalton. Kathy Foley. Laurie Russo Top Row l.-r Coach Stevens. Peggy Foley. Renee Dalton. Chris Altobclli. Laurel Masi. Shari Baldarclli. Tami Fassnacht. Karen Mazza. Barbara Kicrkla. Erin Conroy. Dawn Gladu. Ann Abbey, not photographed Laura Gendron 89 BOYS’ BASKETBALL Another ball in Agawam's favor. Dean takes over the ball. Another two points for Agawam! Despite losing their first game of the season to West Springfield, the Agawam Boys' Basketball Team looked forward to outplaying their future opponents through skill and aggressiveness. This year's team was led by Varsity Coach Conte: assistant coaches Ken Baker and Scott Raymond. The squad’s strength depended mainly on the height of its play- ers and the ability to work together as a team to offset the inexperi- ence of newcomers. Returning lettermen Mike Knight. Dave Lync. co-captains Dean Molta and Kevin Barnes influenced the remain- ing varsity players to establish their hidden talents. Coach reviews strategy. Where’s the hoop? Both teams wait with anticipation. Nate rebounds Agawam's mighty J.V. team Our 1980-81 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team. 1-r: back row Mike Knight. Clark Dorc. Chipper Granger. Nate Harriman. Kevin Barnes. Dean Molta. Coach Conte 91 l-r: front row Tim Ayre. Scott Negrucci. David Lyne. Nadim Yactcen GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The 1980-81 girls'basketball team, with four returning starters, showed their superb skill throughout another awesome year. Coach Karen Fitzgerald felt the closeness between the whole squad helped to make the season run smoothly. Co-captains Shari Baldarelli and Debbie Chcctham with seniors Lynne Mokan. Laura Gendron. Karol Gochlcrt, and Karen Barr gave the team both knowledge and depth. W ith four varsity underclassmen and a fantastic J.V. team in- structed by Mrs. Barbara Stevens, the future is very promising. Coach Fitzgerald plans the next play. The 1980-81 Girls’ Varsity Team, l-r: Debbie Dalton. Chris Altobelli. Karen Gendron. Lynn Mokan. Karol exhibits defense. Our J.V. Girls' Basketball Team Agawam goes for two points. Mazza, Barbara Walsh. Karen Barr, Debbie Chcctham, Sharon Baldarelli, Laura JUMP BAI L!! Balldi gels two. Shari scores again for the Brownies. HOCKEY Under ihc expert supervision of varsity coach Bill Sapclli and five assistant coaches, the 1980-81 Hockey Team skated through another terrific and fortifying year. Seniors John Couture. Dan O'Brien. Tom Sibilia. Pat Sullivan. Pete Spaulding. Craig Col- combe. Mark Laviolcttc. John Kunasek. captain Jim Shea and assistant captains Vin Masi and Steve Moreau proved to be a high scoring set of players. The Brownies had been growing in talent and this ear. with the return of fourteen Icttermen. was no exception. Sophomore. Kevin Kamyk. performed extremely well as the teams goaltendcr. The future looks good with eleven returning members whose developing skills should help the team next season. Kevin deflects Cathedral. Coach Sapclli and assistant. Number 8 takes a check. 94 H,ii k Run l-r Coach Sapclli. Jerry I errendino. Paul Wood. Greg Mcrcurc. David Bell. Danny Dccosmo. Dean Arnold. Todd Ruby. Bob Hggleston. Mike La a zera. Steve Kovalsky, assistant coach Morriscy. runi Ron l-r Kevin Kamyk. John Couture. Craig Colcombc. Pat Sullivan. Tom Sibilia. Steve Moreau, Jim Shea. Mark Laviolcttc, Dan O'Brien. John Kunasek Agawam lakes control at face-off. Agawam’s fans cheer greatness. Agawam Energy! What? The puck? Where? SKI TEAM The 1980-81 boys’ and girls’ ski team once again encountered the sleek and challenging slopes of the winter season. The destiny of the ski team relied predominantly on the vitality of the sopho- mores and the experience from returning members Eric Nelsen. Bill Robinson. Chris Liberatore and Dawn Negrucci. Coach Files had projected that the squad held good potential for the Western Mass. Tournaments. This year’s team had a larger turn out than those preceding and hopefully will continue to grow into a competi- tive and energetic one. The end of another long and hard day! Need a lift?? Juniors choose their trails. Preparation is necessary to achieve excellence. Happiness is skiing. The Olis Ridge Gang They'll be cornin' round the mountain! Show us some snow, and we'll show you a team! The AHS Ski Team BOYS’ SWIM TEAM The 1980-81 Bin's Swim team has had a very difficult and trying year. Coach David Smith was disappointed with the small amount of participants for this sport. Among the team's top swimmers were senior David Podgorski. the team's captain and most valuable asset, junior Jim Podgorski and Steve Gielda. and sophomores Phil Podgorski. John Favreau. Juan Kulik and Gary Rcscigno. With the possibility of a co-ed team in the coming year, the Agawam Swim team is looking forward to a hopefully successful program. Backstroke . . Team members relax before the meet The I9XO-8I Agawam High School Boys’ Swim Team Showing good form! GIRLS’ SWIMMING The 1980 girls swim team had a disappointing season ending with a record of 1-11. Despite this record, coach Lisa Fenton felt this small group of girls were very dedicated and spirited. Senior co-captains Patrice Ross and Charlotte Vinton did their job to get the squad psyched for each meet in which they competed. With only a few swimmers returning next year. Agawam looks to the future which appears to be very dim: more interest and recruitment will be drastically needed before the 1981 season begins. The Coach — Lisa Fenton, watches the time. First Row I. to R Lynn Fralini. Karen Wesley, Coach l.isa Fenton Second row . to R Rita lacolo. Gina lacolo. Lori Clow. Linda Allen Third row L to R Charlotte Vinton. Patrice Ross Not photographed. Tammy Lucia Agawam walks on water! Rita relaxes by poolside. WEIGHTLIFTING When winter sports begin, the dedicated and mighty weight- lifters also start to make their return. Under the supervision of coach Joe Lavoie and Jack Michalak the lifters put all their power and energy into pumping the heavy irons. Thanks to the new facilities at A. M S. all of the athletes can tone and strengthen their bodies for future sports and activities. Paul works up a sweat. 99. 100 . . Whew!' 1980-81 wcightliftcrs take a break for their photo. WRESTLING The boys wrestling team under the fine coaching of Phil Tom- kiel and assistant Jerry Mason had their usual tremendous season. Captain Steve Taler Tatro. the biggest and strongest mat- man. did a fantastic job of getting the boys down to weight and mentally psyched for each match. Coach Tomkiel feels the Agawam team will always be a strong one because of their desire and willingness to work and learn by pushing themselves to maximum abilities. Drilling moves Determination' The 1980-81 J.V. wrestlers take a breather. Varsity Wrestlers, standing left to right: Manager Ann Abbey. Jim Yclinck. Jim Olko. Jeff Duclos. Keith Vlcrcadantc. Tom Kirk. Coach Tomkiel Kneeling left to right Mike Gruska. Dario Mcrcadantc. Craig McCarl. Steve Tctrcault. Brian Tctreault. Todd Griffin Our main men get a pointer. GYMNASTICS The Agawam Girls’ Gymnastics Team opened its season with eleven capable and robust gymnasts. Under the instruction of fifth year veteran Laurine Grcguoli and assistant coach Janet Mur- ray. the squad performed their talents in one or more of the follow ing events: floor exercises, balance beam, vaulting or the uneven bars. This year's team had a tremendous pickup from the sophomores. Patrice Ross, co-captain along with Carmcla Marzano. was an out- standing performer in all four events. A strong recruitment in this individualistic sport will be needed for the 1981-82 season. Front row (l-r) Patrice Ross. Carmcla Marzano. Ann3 Grcguoli. Eileen Paleogolepoulos. Terry LaRocca; Coach Grcguoli; back row (l-r) Ellen Smith. Deb Saliba. Lori Witkcwicz, Cindy Fontaine. Jamie Settle Agawam’s gymnasts limber up. Patrice shows excellent form. Ohhh. that hurts! Coaches: busily at work. BOWLING Ten pin bowling is a spori requiring skill and a competitive urge. The 24 member club met every Monday after school at Riverdalc Lancs and for a fee of two dollars, they compete for fun while learning and sharpening skills. With Bill Morin as president. Ann Sherry as secretary, and Mr. Hobson as the faculty advisor, new members were taught the fundamentals of the sport while old members increased both their interest and ability. Mr. Hobson tallies up the scores. Rich keeps an honest scorcshcct. Taking a stroll down the lanes. The 1980-1981 Howling Club, takes a break from splitting wood. SKI CLUB I nder the direction of Mr. Lowrcy. the Ski Club once again had a fun-filled and prosperous year. The skiers, disappointed at last years' lack of snow, were psyched at the prospect of what looked like a more promising season. No requirements were necessary to join, with the obvious exception that one must have an interest in the sport. Approxi- mately fifty students took part in the club, meeting each Mon- day for five weeks to ski at Mt. Tom. l.cssons were available for novices, but the primary goal was just to have fun. A February ski trip proved to be the major activity of the year. Through the ski club, new skiers gained a knowledge of the sport, and for those more experienced, their love of skiing was strengthened. One. two. three go! follow the leader. Hey! I'm waiting 104 On the way to Mt. Tom! Rainbows, castles, and unicorns Of fantasies and dreams arc borne” These two lines, from a poem I had written in my senior year of high school, seemed to jump out from the yellowing page, and suddenly. I'm thrown back ten years. The poem spoke, obviously, of fantasies and fairy talc things. But. oh. how much more signifi- cant those lines seem now. All the goals and standards I had set for myself, all the things I became arc a product of those dreams and the fantasies I knew then. Our ten-year high school reunion is being held tonight, a night filled w ith promises of the revival of so many memories. But right now. I’m not thinking of how much better or worse my life turned out as compared to those of my former classmates. I'm not trying to cover wrinkles or plucking out a few gray hairs. Right now. I'm remembering ... Introducing the Class of 1981. fresh from childhood and step- ping toward adulthood. We should have been known as the Class of the Guinea Pigs, though little did we know it then. The change from junior high to high school is a drastic one. and we faced these changes with the predictable naivete that is expected of sophomores. It was not long, however, before we began to feel less like some kind of a social disease our upperclassmen were trying to hide, and more like actual active members of the high school scene. We heard endless complaints about the removal of Activity Period, and though we never quite understood what it was. we resented the fact that we had missed out on it. A seven-day schedule plan for a five-day school week did not make sense for the longest time, and that, again, took some getting used to. Rallies were another new and enlightening experience, the most important being the West Side Rally. We defeated our rivals with a score of 42-6 that year. It was a proud moment for the entire school. Even those who didn't get into sports were glad to see the enemy stomped on. I feel that one of the biggest changes experienced during that first year in high school was the meeting of so many more people, and the development of new friendships. The usual and expected cliques were formed, but for many of us. we did not limit ourselves to one group, but expanded ourselves and developed several strong and lasting relationships. Our officers for that year of 1978-79 were president Mark Ccssarini. Chris Liquori as vice-president. Sandi Nasccnbcni was secretary and Jcrilynn Sullivan acted as our treasurer. They steered us through our early confusion, and proved themselves able leaders. And so. our first year in high school was one filled with dances, rallies, and sports; the promise of more freedom in the future, and. al- together. a great test of our adaptability. Faced with more reponsibility and decisions than ever before (remember choosing your school ring??), we handled it all very well. And along the way. we were shaping our goals and ideals, getting just a few steps closer to that dream castle. By our junior year, we had made our mark and no longer felt such an insatiable need to prose ourselves. The Class of '81 svas on its way up! I seriously think that we were the class the school decided to experiment with. They took away activity period on us in our sophomore year, but the worst was yet to come. The Slope, that high point of a school day for many of us. was abolished. After months of considering an alternative, it was decided that a confined smoking area within the school grounds would be established. A system was worked out, and w ith parents permission (a problem for some) and a little sticker, you were all set. They seemed to think they were giv- ing us more freedom with the new privilege, but we felt they were taking it away. We students had confidence that the slope would never die. but much to our amazement, the smoking area worked out and seemed there to stay. Our junior year was a year most of us did a lot of grow ing up. We changed many of our sophomoric goals and set them a little higher. We knew how to stretch rules now. and tested the teachers and principals patience several times. Our own patience was tested when we had to endure freezing temperatures in class for weeks on end during a reconstruction period. Some played rebel, and refusing to tolerate the cold and insufferable conditions any longer, walked out and stood in the cold. The results from all the reconstruction going on in the school were obvious. Many renovations, such as the removal of a tremendous amount of windows (and therefore, darker halls), more classrooms in an entirely new wing, and a larger library, were made all throughout the year. That seems symbolic, somehow, all those changes going on around us. at the same time so many changes were hap- pening inside us. had Rosemarie DeStefano for treasurer. It was a good year for them, as well as for us. More dances were held, the most notable, of course, being the prom. That special night brought some couples closer together than ever, strengthening their relationships. As for sports, well, we lost the West Side football game, but our hockey and basketball team never looked better and both made it to the Western Mass finals. We (finally!) got our class rings, the event that is first brought to mind w hen recalling your junior year. PSAT'sand SAT’s prepared us for the realization of college, and our first jobs prepared us for the responsibilities of everyday life. In the spring, the seniors left, and hard to believe as it was. we were officially the new seniors, the cxhaultcd and duly respected elders of the school. (How many times did you say ‘l don't feel like a senior! ) At this point, the words of Lynyrd Skynyrd come into mind and seem exactly appropriate — Gimme three steps . Well, we were one step closer to the door. This «as the big one. 1980 1981, and we expected bountiful and endless freedom during our senior year. The school commit- tee decided otherwise. Wc were the gunica pigs once again. There is one privilege that was looked forward to above all others in your senior year: Max Ed. Because of the abuse of this privilege in the past, our class was not given the chance to prove wc could handle it in the way it was intended to be used. They voted it down. wc unanimously voted it unfair. The school really tightened up that year: rules were enforced in a stricter manner than ever before, tardies were limited, absences were checked up on and were also limited, and. in general, there was less freedom than to what wc were accustomed. They were really testing us now. and wc desperately wanted to rebel, for the confines of school began to seem more like a prison (Padlocks on the doors, maybe? Perhaps wc should have been chained to the desks!). That wc had had more freedom as sophomores was a complaint frequently heard. But. as always, wc adjusted, and though wc did not like most of the changes, we accepted them. Special consideration was given to the election of class officers for our senior year. Keith Perron was selected as president. Ann Abbey as vice-president. Beth Golcmo. secretary, and Wendy Czcrpak acted as treasurer. Under them, and new class advisor Mrs. C ha rest, wc held our kid party and senior banquet, ordered our caps and gowns, and held our own junior-senior prom. It scents fitting that a year as important as our graduation year was also an election year. Ronald Reagan was chosen president, and the people were hoping that perhaps this new leader could handle the problems of our country, the most predominant, of course, being that of the hostages being held in Iran. Yellow ribbons everywhere were there to show wc still remembered, and were proof of our hopes and prayers for their release. Another immediate result from the elections was Proposition 2V4. This would have a direct influence on us. but especially on the upcoming classes. Through reconstruction, the school had made many improvements good sports fields, better science equipment, and the promise of more. But instead of gaining new things, as we had expected, wc would lose many of the things wc had. Teachers, clubs, and our award-winning school newspaper, the Mirror'', were just a few of the items that were to be cut. Our senior year was not one of only loss, however. Wc gained closer friendships and new goals. Most of us had decided our immediate futures, w bother it include college, a job. or a family. Some dreams fade as one gets older, or they seem faraway and unrealistic. Many people don't understand that slim difference between dreams and goals, but there is one. When you're young, you have dreams. To turn those dreams into goals is to mature, and to obtain those goals is to succeed - to take the third step and reach that castle. It's time to get ready for my high school reunion now. I'm going not only to sec how everybody turned out. or locomparc and criticize. I'm going only out of curiosity: I want to sec what was borne out of their dreams and fantasies. Mary K. Steele (With special thanks to Kathy Puskcy!) Sachem '81 THE SENIORS OF 1981 A 1981 Senior Assembly Remember how thev were? All our ‘81 officers together: Keith. Ann. Beth, and Wendy. Kim wonders how Dana will explain this one! Me. a Senior already?! Ikth. Wendy, and Ann get ready for the assembly: Oct ‘80. The Seniors of 1981 ... Ann Abbey To live. love, and laugh. Tut and Wen. Athletics. My Bertie AH- SVCL of 80”. Hello Perez “n Gomez, my buddy. AB l.ori Acosta Sweden ... smiles ... angels ... AFS ... eyes ... sunsets ... law- yer ... OSA ... Easter Bunny ... Eng. Class ... writing ... Rl beaches Thomas C. Albano Feb. 20 . blue ... I give up ... How you drive! . Mustang.. Tom Thomas S. Albano I T . . . Party. “Frcebird ... J.S. Molson ... Bad Co . .. Italian . Scger ... “Gremlin ... 106 Lynyrd Skynyrd... Jack Dan- iels David Allen Head Games ... Foreigner ... Basketball ... 18 ... Celtics ... pizza and grinders ... Irish-lta- lian..........................Dave Theresa Anne Amcllin Checks ... blue ... Bryants Cor- ner . . . Gimme Three Steps. Mom Dad . .. Rollerskating at USA. My eyes College ... 99.9 David Anderson Bruno Antico Rossington Collins Band .. . Ital- ian ... To have a Camaro Z28 ... Black ... To be rich . . . Chink food. Avoiding Mr. L’s Plane 110 Robert Arcouettc Michael Armand Are a Class With Class! Frank Armstrong Commodores ... Patriots . . Red Charge ... Meeting Oroarkc .. weekends . .. Cruisin’ Botvin’ ... Pro Gambler ... Filthy Rich Lisa Asta-Ferrero Purple . . . Summer 1979 . . . Si- oui-d . . . My family and all my friends... “Bears” ... Daisies ... 7 ... Eagles Debra P. Aurichio Party Van Halcn Gullable 4 19 80 with DR KM Blue WAAF Rowdy Wild Concerts 151 Teenage waste Land Colab. bus Paul Balboni Camping ... “That’s Life ... CDB . BIO .. . June “81 Glass Mouses ... Blue . .. Family ... Spanish!? ... college Shari Baldarclli Turn the page The Doobies 6 Basketball Italian “mclaaaa Lynyrd Skvnyrd To be healthy Lloyd Good joke Trix Baldic Laura Baldoni Al .Argentina.seilling blue beach, friendship, family. 2. music, field- hockey. tennis dance, life... thank you ... Karen Barr Basketball. Barsy. track. May 2 Springfield College. Athletic Training That’s Life field hockey thanks B.S. • K.F. Claire Barry “Fernt! Aerosmith. Sandpits Rrattt. First time I did it I freaked myself out Path Ches- ter. Radical Day 80. Bear Kathleen Barry Yellow roses . .. Little kids ... blue eyes. . . Irish ... Autumn .. . To be successful . . . My laugh. Forever Happy. Cape Cod “Kay Michelle Barry Alan weekends. Aerosmith. keg Listen buddy. Machinist Cape Cod. Midnight blue. Chcvelle ... January 15. 78 Swiss. Irish ... Seniors Faced With No Max-ed. - Laurie Basscttc l.ofic ... The Rollaway ... Fasho . .. My Rollerskates ... Wob- Woh ... Leo... French ... 7 14 79 ... And then you woke up Donna Belcher Sandi Baltics Fczzy Lil'Bcan 68 Camaro. Nights in white satin brown my friends summer of 79 chic A- frame french dodge 6 11 79 Yvette Bclislc BobSeger... “Turn the Page . .. To be happy ... Canadian ... Pis- tachio nuts ... Tennis ... my cals . .. E Period AVA ... Rich Skiing ... Zeppelin ... Soccer When the Levee breaks Jacqueline Bellefluer Laughing smiling ... to be in the mountains ... yellow roses to become an artist ... French black gold ... 10 20 79 ... Ja- mie Heather Bonncllo “Rainbows” ... friends ... track ... Peat’s house ... Cape Cod Trip, lovely” ... Feather ... 7 27 80 Ma . klutz . . R.N. .. Janice Beardsley Nini Insanity .. . Love and Happi- ness .. . Bob Seger... Desperado Cancer Moody Good joke! Tango Colorado Memories. Friends Stephen Berand Van Halcn MIRROR MAD- N FSS G FT Coaching baseball... outdoors Hamsters trips to N.H. Bruins Canada Granville Loners Bird Wilfred Bouchard Molly Hatchet ... Many shows .. . Back parking lot ... Pink Floyd ... time ... baseball... Je- thro Tull ... Willy PROPOSITION 2Vi PASSES: Tammy Bousquct 91579 Fleetwood Mac “DREAMS. Mountains covered with flowers. Keith. Pink. Spa- ghetti. Fun times, quiet. TAM Diane Bovat Gilbert Jan. 24. 1980 (Give me a break!) pizza, red. Bob Scgcr. 7 8 80, Turn The Page, Dee @ @!!? Rick Bowc Molly Hatchet. Moldic Goalie. Blasted. Soccer. Mom Dad. Flue. State Roadtrip!, Let’s do it. Meadow St Boys. Hammered Leonard Bozck Charlie Daniels Band. Red. Len 11 8 62. coin collecting, money. Red Sox. Polish Power Laura Bradford Bradfernt . . . Blue . . . Parties . .. Rock Roll .. . Shots ... Foghat . Turn the Page. Pices . .. Mac’s . . . Trouble Maker . .. Scenes ... Pat Brennan Pope Pat, Misquamicut. snort ... Stanley. Volkswagon . .. ERMA! . ..OH NO!... Seals Crofts... Family ... Friends ... Cheshire James Breton Lcd-Zcppclin. black, camping, Colorado, to become a famous art- ist. quiet. Doors, science fiction, pilot, Jim Bill Brock The Cars. X-Country. Autumn. “Two Tickets to Paradise, Night Life. LHB. Sturbridge ’77. '78. Sharon. Brocky Karyn Brown Badger; Horse shows and Compe- titions. to be on the USET track. Commodores, Black Rasp berry, ice cream, Tini, Brow nie. Leonard Bruso Life in the Fast Lane . .. STCC Easy Life .. . Kiss .. . Blazer Sup- per Service. The Sun Oil Company ... Charlotte 113 Ronald Reagan elected 40th Pres. Linda Bryant Where arc my keys? Chuckles Daddy's girl, being w friends C.G. Go For It! beach. Coors. Dazed Confused. K. 6 14 80. Lin. Phil Butler Rolling Stones ... RX4 .. . Blue. Shrub ... golf... The Rollaway. Why Work! ... “Oh Really ... Florida Chris Calkins Lynyrd Skynyrd. Freebird. Blue, Football Weekends, Lasagna, Avoiding Mr. L's plane, Stang, collage. Corinna. My Parent's Douglas Calvert Gina Campiti Where’s Prudence?. Black and Gold, It's Been a Hard Day's Night”, to laugh and smile forever. Italian. Curls, 72080. Al Rita Caputo Italian 1 ... My Friends ... The Commodores ... X-MAS PAR- TIES AT THE-: RED ROSE 8 13 79. my car, “What A Hunk!” 81 Bob Carey Green Mountains, VT. Neil Young .. . Royal St. Skiing in France ... Bugzy ... Jacki 114 Laura Carlisto Bob Seger, Sorry. Italian guys. You arc never given a wish without also being given the power. To make it true. Doreenc Carolco Hampton Beach. Camping. Black Onyx, Jonathon Edwards, J.B. 8 12 79 Cindy Carpenter If .. . Repeat's house.. . purple, colorguard .. . band trips .. . Italy The Love of Family and Friends ... Norwegian ... Cin ’81 Senior Prom held on April 23rd. Douglas Casavant Ann Marie Casicllo Augusta. 1980 BccGccs. Rcdsox. Good 60’s-music, Neil Young's Heart of Gold. Journalism live in Boston 27 Bowling Cats Patricia Anne Cavallo Love the World Away . .. Daisies . .. memories .. . skiing ... 53 ... freckles curls ... Patsy Mark Ccccarini True-Blue. Hunting Fishing. Otis. Chuck. Italian. My Stang, Baby-Blue. JT. Architect, chick. Kathy Chapman Bobby. 8 10 80. Florida. 3DM- WSSC. chorale. Italian. Spunky. Waddles. Rl UNITE LAM- BRUSCO. GO FOR IT! Katti Evelyn Chase Its Me Evelyn! ... Dancing ... Band .. Flute ... Little Chase. Family and Friends ... Rabbits ... Gcrman-English ... Eve ... Beth Chase Beth. Babe. Commadors. APRIL 79 Ham Grinders Dr. Pep- per. Fishing in Rhode Island. Go- ing to the Beach w Friends Deborah J. Chcctham Wicked Good! ... white roses ... spoiled rotten ... %@? ... S.C. ... FIELD HOCKEY ... turf ... cxcclleratc ... 20 ... Chcets Kirk Cocchi Dori Cohan J. Gcils ... Black Sabbath ... Turquoise Oh Baby ... to own a black Corvette 190 Sunday Nights Shinev wine 115 Model Congress takes top debating award at A.I.C Kathy Comcc Camping .. . Otis... Road House. Blues . . . 9 20 80 .. . Road Run- ner Take It Easy ... HUB ... friends Autumn Suzanne Conway Artist ... Jesse Colin Young ... up country ... drama ... running Love Lies Bleeding .. . Vogue ... spaccy ... Irish ... Tootic Fred Cooper k Michelle Cormier Carla Coulter “Another One Bites the Dust” ... Cape Cod ... my family ... going out with friends ... my car .. . happiness and health Scott Cousineau CARS”, football. She Loves Me. China Grove. Doobic Brothers. 7 31 80. WPI. acting like a fool. Hey Baba Riba! ... Craig Colcombc Cathy Cormier Jim ... 7 20 79 ... Summer of ‘82 missing senior year ... STCC ... Going up to Westfield State ... blue ... French Irish ... Cath John Couture Hockey. Southern Rock. Canal Crew. Fcrnt. Couch. Linda 116 Basketball season finds many double-headers Denise Cross Green eyes, the beach. Autumn, my horse, yellow roses. French. Dec Dec Marva Cuffcc Vini. Flaca. Marvelous. CAPT. M. Aquarius. Midnight on the Bay. Weekends with Jocic, ‘BABES IN TOY LAND , UP- SIDE DOWN . Wendy Czcrpak Strawberries .. . dreams ... spe- cial people ... love and laughter .. . chccrlcading ... Wen Garth Dahdah Lebanese . . . Tennis ... Skiing Gold Cedar Tree. Friends. G.L. Florida Beaches. Grape Leaves.. . Celebrate Me Home ... Beth Dahlkc John .. . His Car ... My Buddy ... Chccrlcading . .. Grcc ... 9 1 79 ... Being with Friends . . . Pudgy . . Roses ... Mom Dad ... Chuckles Lisa DcGray Liddy D . .. Wicked ... Color My World . . . Van Halcn ... 1981 . Partying With My Friends ... Graduation Night .. . Blue Colleen Dcl.air Back Parking lot. Many ”B Shows, Love That Tarzan!, Weisy, Blue. Jethro Tull. Oct. 6th Slope 78-79 FHRNT Jeff Ncna De Maio R N ... 8 11 79 ... Shining- Star ... Summer — Congamond, Diamonds Cloud-9 ... F.N.W.C D ... Forever Green 4 ... Cheerleading ... Nen Denise DcRosic Radical Day 1980. Killing Kcg- gers.a bear rat.. . . Led Zcpplin Scott July 3 1980. Continuing on Forever. Mike Dcsmarais Baseball. Shooters. Aerosmith Seasons of Whither ... Brewers Action Because of Prop. 2Vi ... Rosemary DcStcfano Shorty . .. Italian ... Lawyer .. . My Friends ... OSA ... Foley! . 12 23 79 .. . Sharing Lockers .. . Always Talking . . . The Rose Susan Dorc Where's the Party. Man! Take it Easy, Friends. Stones. Sit Down in the Kitchen. THE DOORS. Ran- dy. Margie Dickmann Candied Apples. Neil Young. Havelock. N.C. My Sketchbook, “All That Jazz “Some of These Days . Bareback Riding. Me. Carol Doucette Laughing, to live a good life, spe- cial Friends. Still , brat. Mar- shall Tucker. 207, mom dad. Duckic. music, short. Li’l Duce Johanne Dobek Jo.. . Jackson Browne ... Family Friends ... 19 ... X-Country skiing ... Soccer ... Bubs Thomas Doucette Sailing. Caribbean. Work. White, Summer of '80. Fantasy, horses hobi catting. TGP. skin diving, physics, a sail bum. home. Duce Shirley Donatini Brownce .. . horses ... Black Jack '70 Mustang . .. J. Geils ... Hey Brownie! ... Really Nance? ... Italian ... Shirl Bob Drewes Pcbbic Deberson, Aerosmilh. crosscontincntal trip, drumming for life, 10 6 78, fire side chats, IWPTID Jeffrey S. Duclos Duke . Karate. Led Zeppelin. What's Up? Lasagna. Blue. Ted Nugent. Black Dog Will freshman enroll at AHS in ’82? Bill Egan Flirting With Disaster. MACS. BOSTON RED SOX. LED ZEP- PELIN. 7, EG. Michael Ehrcsman Lvnyrd Skynyrd . . . Down South Jukin' .. . Florida ... Tampa . .. Lithuanian ... Guitar ... 15 ... Seahawks ... Granville Loners Kathy Fairhurst Bill T. 2-26-80. 81”. Lbcr Allcs! R.M. Germany. Mike Faulkner Granville Loners. The Hut. Pool or Pond. Dan Fogclbcrg, Sineba ... Jowbob.. . The Cape Doc Largent ... Seahawks. Denise Favrcau To be successful. . . A.U_fame and fortune ... ballet ... my doll house ... vacations W Gamclli, Oui ... 16 MSL ... O.E.F.N. ... YOF Judith A. Ferguson To be happy .. . skiing .. . blue ... Jan. 9-11 ... To get what 1 want out of life .. . MCCIC ... O.E.F.N. ... Judy Sharon Ferry Wobbles .. . Babe .. . Autumn ... ML ... Sunny Afternoons ... Fudge Swirl Ice Cream ... Friends ... F.H.C.C.... May 16. 1979 ... Bill James Fleming 119 • • • Cheerleaders place first in Pioneer Valley Sandra Fleming The Doobic Brothers ... 4 7 63 T-Shirts for Troll ... Gwccjic My Guitar . .. Talkin' it Out .. . Luv To Robert. Joey Heather Brian Fogg Kathryn Foley Soccer... Track ...11... Ann. You dip! ... Skating ... Molly Hatchet ... 12 23 79 ... Winks ... Chemistry labs ... Pennies Jackie Fortier Nights in White Satin ... Bob Scgcr ... Skating ... popcorn ... Sundays ... Summer ... Shrub Kim Fulvi Lynn Gannon To Find the End of the Rainbow • • • My Friends ... 2 ... Neil Young. Sugarmountain ... M M’s ... to be a reporter ... KIM Elizabeth Gelgut ME!! Camping Smile The Mountains Savoy Have A Nice Day Tree My Junior Year! Mr. Joseph??? Donald Gallcrani Taxi .. . Pizza ... California ... Baseball ... 20 ... Longmcadow 80 . Italian ... Blue . .. BUHU Oh Baby . . . Reggie Jackson 44 Diana Gamclii To Be Denise’s Secretary ... ski- ing ... To Travel ... O.E.F.N. Glenn Gcddis Granville Loners. Stork. 89 Football. Seattle Scahaws, Friday Night Dinners. Want More?. Still. Japanese Interscholastic Cheerleading Tournament Jon Gcndron Commodores .. . “Brick House ... Weekends... Skiing... Mich. Light ... Oroarke Laura Gendron Hungovcr . .. Redeyed ... Dog Tired Satisfied It's a Long Road a Little Wheel It Takes a Lot of Turns to Get There. Patricia Rcscigno-Gcndron Alan.. .Oct. 3.1980.. .O.E.F.N. Friends ... Beach Live Free Or Die ... Tricia Michael Gentile I Michele George Peaches. Purple, tennis. Comma- dorcs. Three Times a Lady. VMI Oct. 9-13. Mark. Band Trips. Fu- bar. CJ. OH MY GOD!!!! Victor Ghidoni Vic Hampton Beach Cape Cod “Frosty Molsons” Skylark Acros- mith The Doors Biking Chinese Food Lasagna Blue Lisa Ghedi Memories of Fun and Friends. Cheerleading . . . Miss Piggy . .. Blue ... Sat. Nights Out W Rcg It. blue carnations ... 11 26’ Lisa Gilbert C L______blackrasbcrry ... skiing ... OK.T ... Maine ... the beach ... O.F..F.N. Katherine Gilberti Colour My World Diamonds ... horses and red roses Mothers An- gel and Daddies little Girl FW 9 20 80 Steven Giordano G10 M A ICO 400 Motorcross TM S250 MOTO-XFOX Acrosmith Led Zepplin Guitar Hockey Radi- cal 3 Airforce 3T4R 121 No Max-Ed for Class of ’81 Christopher Gloster To Live in the Alps, ski Team, the Doors. Shanty. Hunting, winter, camping. Summers at the Cape. Woodworking, Canal Mark Godon I Want to Fly at Mach Three. AFROTC .. . Fuji. Bike Racing. Hunting ... Fishing ... Flying Karol Gochlcri Marshall Tucker. Searchin' For a Rainbow. Friends. The Beach. Basketball. To be happy. Beth Golcmo Buddah! Fogclbcrg. OOOH NOOO! CG Captain. My Friends. Crazy! Eyes ... ERMA! Misqua- micut, CDB. My Teddy ... FEB. 14. 80 ... Becky Daniel W. Gorman FLASH! Red . . . Tina ... Skat- ing. AVS-WWSA. Mirror Mad- ness!! 67' Chevy. Wink! ... Spot, Troll. Stacy Sea Scouts, Ship-1 Debbie Goycttc Maine skiing. Track 8. Lynn. French-Frog. Bob Scgcr. You'll Accompany Me. Frcnch-lrish 9- 30-78 Debbie. Brian. 122 Charles Granger Hummer. M M. Basketball. FERNT. Doobic Brothers. Blue. Chicken. Laura Grasso I Forgot!!! Italian Tiny. My Ma- libu. J. Gcils. Monkey Island, Par- ty's. Bruce. Many Molson’s, Egg Plants. Summer of ’79. Patricia Graves Roses. WSSC-3DM. 276. Grave. You Make Me Sick. Music. Coke. Caffeine Nicotine. Traveling. Good Friends. Grover. Pickles. ’81 SACHEM Staff struggles with deadlines S9' Richard Gray Air Force. GMC Trucks, Mom, Dad. Later”. Crash. Lugnut, Senior, Enjoy Yourself. Mechanic, Rick. July 7. 1981, Friends. Fam- ily. Gerald Graziano SUL. Cold Pizza. Mooschcad. Seed. Grazmobilc. “The Project” 10 3. “Hi Ma! J.D.-7. WA- TOY! IBANEZ. P64. SAC. Mr. Chairman. Todd Griffen Skiing ... Led Zeppelin . .. Tr 7 Soccer... Fox ... Cowboys ... Paranoid ... That's the Way ... Dazed and Confused ... Fiat ... Robert Grimaldi Firebird, Jim Morrison and Th Doors. Keyboards. Guitars Mikcr. I960's R and R on Stage Session. Time Crank It Up. Bob Michael Gruska Susan Guidi Sardines Rhubarb Pic. ydnas. Rick Derringer. The Country. My Sister. Debbie. Black Onyx. John. Gwcejic. Douglas Guthrie 44 Wide Receiver ... Chatham. Sunfish ... Granville Loners. Piz- za Hut ... Stunt Driver.. . Butch . . . JT . .. 11 26 ... Lisa Nancy Hallbauer Toni, Blue, Lofie. Fashon. M S M's, Hey Sis. 11 17 79. Aye M Roller Skates. 4 Wheeling. I Wan to be Free. Conklin. Travel. Gary Class of ’81 Elects • • Kim Harlow Dccdlc dec. Thais Life” ... Me and my JD . . . 4 . .. “Tink Tink . . . Such a boy ... 6 4 79 ... T T always ... Up The Lake ... Jim Susan Harp Soupy Ugh! Be Yourself. Smile Hon. Be Happy. Clowning. Fran- kie. The Barn. 6 8 79. Frankie’s Hugs. Bob Scgcr. Nate Harriman Nate Hoop. Marshall Tucker Band. Steak. Meadow St, The Boss. D.R. Weekends. Fleetwood Mac. The Beach. Pace. Skate, Cindy. Sue Haskins Do You Mind? Our Chcvellc SS, T-O-P. Florida. 305, Many lee teas. My Monkeys. Chiefy Red Wiener. 7 20 79. Wayne. Tracic Hastings Being happy ... Water-tower ... Skynrd... One-More-Time... 9 25 80 ... Scgcr... 12 22 79... Yellow ... My Brothers Susan Hawkes Shayne Harrison Lisa Hcllquist Doritos. Scandinavian, Birdie, Gemini. Summer ’80, Sports, blue, BGB. Boston. Colorado. Gotta a Comb?, snow, acting, my eyes. Scott M. Hermans 11 11. 10 6, CCC. Tower. Keg’s. J. Geils. Lcd-Zcppclin. Granville State Forest, The Gorge. KEITH PERRON, PRES. ANN ABBEY, V.P. Tom Hcrscy Doug Plank Mike Curiis... ob- sessed by winning . .. Yale ... 46 . .. 6 22 79 ... Rocky . .. Deep Purple ... Hersh John Hill John. My Bass. Neil Young. “Re- member the Good Times . Sorry about 3 31 79. C.J. Night Driv- ing. Michelle. Lee Hofmann The Beach. Chicken Wings. Led Zeppelin. Tommy. Sunsets. Jenny Hopkins Field Hockey ... Softball ... 13 . . . Mr. Bill . .. Day 7 ... All day KNAP ... Jen Lisa Hopping Hi there. Blue. 6-7-74. BABE , sis. Pizza. friends family, the beach. 7-4-79. Florida. Hope Happiness, Chorale. DJ, Styx. Sue Hundley Boonie ... Meadows ... “67 Slang Chink... J.T. Cheek that out Burlingame ... My Monster, July 3. 1980 ... David ... Sue Donald Jacobs Gary Jennison Cape Cod ... Lady ... Jim Morri- son and the Doors. Peterbilt... ar- chitecture. My car stereo ... lis- tening to tunes, cruising Beth Johnson Strawberry Royals. Everytime 1 Think of You. skiing. 7. Jennifer Tore. Yellow Roses. 11 19 78, Rob 44 O.E.F.N. Dana Johnson Give me a break ... Neil Young, . . . My Wharf ... Maine ... Boats. Stars ... living high ... PURPLE success ... Hyper Dizzy ... DANER BETH GOLEMO, SEC. AND ... Gary S. Jones Blue . .. 37 .. . Pink Floyd, Time Outside ... Back Parking Lot, Borgotti . .. JT, Beach Bunga, Hang Gliding ... Laurie John Jury Convertible . .. Billy Joel ... Pi- ano Man ... Baseball ... Pizza Hut... Hunting ... 6... Apples ... Granville Loners ... RIP Karl Kamyk Just Kidding ... Polish ... 9 ... College ... Blue ... Kenneth Kamyk Timothy Kerr Stu Kibbe What the Dang? ... 4 Whcclin Off Strathmore Mtn ... The GT Fleet .. Rally Racing ... Skiing ... Outlaws ... Licorice William Kibby Kim King Kirnbic Diapers, Purple. Here he comes! Longmeadow, My bomb. Styx Tiki. Akky. Googy. Ziggy 126 WENDY CZERPAK, TREAS. Tom Kirk to be wm champ .. . Wrassling .. . Go For It!... Definitely Green .. . Sleeping late ... Capf n. Rose Marie Klundt Dwayne Hassell. Oct. I. 1979, Shrimps. Stephanie Mill’s Feel the Fire . What do you think. Guska. Mike Knight 5 ... Kenny Loggins ... Another One Bites the Dust .. . Agawam Hoop... Pizza Hut... The Worm ... Granville Loners ... Whitey Vicki Kortabani All the Young Dudes . . . Bird Four Wheeling .. . Flowers Rolling Stones ... Moody Georgia Kratimenos Don't worry about it” Mom Dad. my friends. Commodores. Storm’s House. Checrlcading. “G”, “Sail-On”. Greek. George. Penny Kratimenos How Ya Doing! .. . Led Zepplin. to become a famous artist. .. red- wine ... Spacy Tracy ... All Greek ... 10 20 79 ... David Natalie Kudlic Traditions. Vermont. Boris Knightsmen. Summer '79 80. chow. Liffol Mechanics. Bowl skate, races, 3 31. Tash. John Kunasck Molly Hatchet ... Good Jokes. 31”, Hockey, It’s Kosher. NY Yankees, Philadelphia Flyers. Hies From VT, 143 Kim Kutzenko C.D.B. l.ong Haired. Country Boy. Skiing. California. Love, is Mark. 11 9 79, My Teddy Bears. Kim. Theresa La Barre Bill. 7 27 79, 12 2 84. BOS- TON, Cat Stevens. Carol King. Poor little Mr. Mary, Canada, ONION Soup, french fries, read- ing. Devastating earthquake claims Todd LaBrccque I.MB, The CARS ... Sturbridge 77- 78 ... Donna ... “Tonight's the Night ... Many Concerts ... X-Country Track ... Beer Pizza Caron La Cour Shorty ... pink purple ... Bcc- Gccs ... spaghetti... Now What! band ... Band — president ... spring trips ... raccoons. Linda LaFontaine Marshall Tuckcr. Canal, FERNT, Rose's, Hockey Game’s, John. 3 13 78. Robert Lancour Green, to Travel, Tennis, Camp- ing. Rooms for Rent,” yellow. Bob. Katherine Landers Commodores. Pizza, Softball, Swimming, Basketball plants. BINGO, to become a florist. Mary Lane Sept. 13. 1980, camping. Hair- dressing. blue. Charlie Daniels Band. Golumkics. Nov. 19. 1974, Oct 2, 1980, New York. Friends. Donna Larocca Italian ... Blue ... Colour My World ... Grandma ... Sonny Boy. Family and Friends ... to be happy ... the beach and camping Troy LaBrccque LHB ... X-Country. wrestling, track ... Sturbridge “77”, “78”, N.H.. “79”. 80” ... Many beers and many laughs ... Dream On. Joanne Landers Yeah Right ... Field Hockey 21. the park ... turquoise ... hey, guess what happened? ... Mike ... 12 30 79 black blue, Jo. Mark LaViolette Buds. New Hampshire friends. Hockey. Mustang. French, 208' apples. SMU, Up the Lake. 128 thousands of lives in Italy. Cathy Lctourncau Icecream, rollerskating, WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COF- FEE! ... “KIT-KAT , smiling Christina Liberatore Red ... Chinese Food .. . Vail 80. Nails.. . J. Browne ... Ski... Lib Sally Librero Traveling ... to be successful liv- ing at the beach ... pink . .. Ital- ian .. . Memories ... Summer ... Old Orchard Beach ... Matt Lori Limotti Blue. Camping at Nickerson, The Cape, Summer of '78. My Family Friends, skiing. Agy. Still 7 1 78 Christine Liquori Chccrlcading ... F.N.W.N. D ... dancing shoes ... Three Times a Lady ... 5 27 79 ... Cherished Memories and Promised Dreams Steven Lucia The Charlie Daniels Band. Red Blue. New Hampshire. Sun, Al- ways, Stacy. Barry Little My Mustang. Hockey 16 and 11, Michele, 3 29 80. BA and Miky, Bob Segar. 8 29 80, Italian, Pittsburgh Steclcrs David Lync Born to be Wild. Many Bucks, BOC, “GODZILLA”. All Nighters, N 0.4, The Dunes. Cali- fornia, Bound. 12oz, Curls, 10 20 79, Penny. Laura Lottermoser The beach ... Oct. 14. 1979 ... Yellow . . Jimmy . .. Stuffed Animals. Roses, and Sunsets Jackie Lovell Maybe I'm Amazed. Wings 43. To dance with the NYC Bal- let. Red Sox, Fisk.GLP, 5 15 79, Rod Stewart. Flake, JT, WMDC, SHMACK. I One fad of ’80 ’81 Dcbi Maccy Spacey-Maccy. Jimmy. 8 20 80. Tennis. CG. Captain. French. Singing and acting. Yellow. Vaudeville. 79. 80, 81 DEBI. Sig Mallard Squig. Ludlow-Vcrmont. skiing DS-BS. memories, friends. Bomb- ing around with Pat’s space kadet. long lazy summer days. Sue Marganti C I_____the beach ... Traveling ... blue ... Italian ... Sue Deborah Marmo love is... jaco... duckies... ooo!! ... Whose Clothes Do you have on today?!... smiles, eyes friends ... Yellow roses ... DEB Carmela Marzano Slope action ... Many milks ... Taga .. . Sharrr! ... Gymnastics College ? Germany! ... Swim team dark Italians ... Carm Joe Masciotra “Crash ... Blue ... Italian ... Santana ... to ski the Alps ... 91 ISC Laurel Masi Marshall Tucker Band. Soph, year ... M. . O. ASHAWATAMI ... You are the Show ... Maze Vincent Masi Sluggo... 5 28 80... Hockey 18 CDB ... Surf-n-Turf ... Blue AMF ... The “Preppie” look! Kim McCarthy Jackson Browne skiing, concerts, camping, sunsets, the beach, ten- nis. landslide, to travel, happiness, the Stones, to be me. David Meade Dave. punk, blue, theatre, food, the last Meade, 17. Meatball, General Hammond. Tree. 1963, NHS, French Club. Maryann Miranda Brooklyn '79 ... The Beach ... F.ndlcss Breakdown on Route 2 That’s you're problem Italian- Irish ... Mare Dario Mcrcadantc Commodores . . . Wrestling . . . Tips Italian ... Godfather... Pa- cino .. . Penn St ... Another Chapter nc Buhu ... Get Baby ... Merc Patricia Misisco Pat. Hampton Beach. Australia. Travel Agent. Jogging, thinking, long, lazy summers with soft, slow music. Friends. Dina Mcrcadantc Bridgton Football games ... My Family . .. being with friends. Commodores .. . white roses ... Italian ... Karen Mitchell Bruce .. My Babe ... Forever Love Honesty! 1982, Angel Ronchy, My Babe Blue eyes! HUGS!!!Sagittarius Leo.Skiba Milch Janice Mczzctti Hampton Beach .. . Blue ... My laugh ... Docs this look funny ... Italian ... Janice Mark Moirano “Hound . Money and Happiness. Back Parking Lot. Blue, 9 9 80. Deb. the Old Neighborhood. Fach. Westbrook. 131 A.S.M.W. team sweeps to playoffs. Lynn Mokan Michigan. Basketball. Track 21. blue. Polish. Lido’s. Earth Wind Fire. Reasons. Yac Yac. Deb. Bas- sam, 7 4 80. Dean Molta Syl. Basketball, Celtics. Week- ends. Van Halcn, skiing. Hallow- een. ”80 , Gambling. Frank Morassi Blue Oyster Cult ... Italian ... pasta. FROSTY MOLSONS” ... Dusty Black ... Filthy Rich ... Down to Delaware ... Beak Rose Morassi Italian, Color My World. Otis, Saturday Night at my House. Molly Hatchet, J. Geils. Blue. Family Friends, Kids, My Dad. Mike Morgan Good Score! ZZ Top. Led Zeppe- lin. Camping, kegs. Canal. Paul Morin Charlie Daniel's, my black. T Bird, live in NH, Pizza and dark Heiny. and my boat. Keith Morisset skiin’ in the Rockies. 5 27 79. Keefer, Killington VT.. Let’s go up the mountain. WE WANT THE SLOPE. Van Halen. TLA. Lori. Mark Morrison Silver. Sagittarius, Really? the Beatles. Daytona Beach, ASMW, Baseball. RMJ. Wicked. Denise Murray Field Hockey . .. Track ... My Nikes ... Irish ... TAB AT- TACK! ... 21 ... No, serious- ly? ... Blue MUR 132 lunches go from 350 to 500. Sandra Nasccmbcni Unis ... Italian ... 128 ... Music Mom and Dad . .. My Friends Singing in the spotlight Clowns... Drum Major Dawn Ncgrucci Field Hockey ... 4 ... Snickers . . . skiing .. . mint cc icecream ... Daisies Yellow Roses ... “STILL” ... F.N.W.C. N. ... BJM Richard Ncilscn Neils .. . 66 ... Football ... blue Another Chapter .. . Cruisin in the Rcb .. . Rocky Racoon ... SNL Beatles ... Lasagna ... Swedish Erie Nclsen California or Bust. Surfing Bea- tles. the Beach. Tacos... 12 ounce curls. Calf. Girls. The Canal, Col- lege Bound ... 7. Ncls Elaine Nicroda Tiki... Go For it... Purple Sweet Home Alabama ... Googy!! Wacky Acky ... My friends ... Styx Kim Noack Silly Little Love Letters. HL, 5 13 79 . .. Longer ... Good time with family and friends. Peaceful Afternoons. ... Frank Tracy Nolan Googy Peanut, Purple, Florida, Dr. Pepper, Van Halcn, Go for it! TIKI!! My friends, French Fries. Bobby. Chris Norman Gimme a break ... Lebanese ... Commodores... “STILL”... Mom. Friends ... 10 25 79 ... Dean ... Cheerlcading ... Stor- min’ ’81 Senior Banquet at the Marriott. Richard Parent Rick ... blue ... football... ham- burger ... Carry on my wayward son ... Eagles Donna Ouellette Journey . . . Colorguard Capt ... Friends . . “Wana Fight ... Love to eat ... Lady ... 2 5 79 ... Todd ... Ommey Craig Ober C.A.S., German Baseball. Com- modores, 69LTD, Mich. Knock- wurst SEKA, Summer of 78. Mets, Saturdays alright for a fight” Steven Page Red Sox ... 52 ... Spagc... Golf- ing ... Red ... Take 5 ... Pizza ... Yaz Linda Ogorzalek Real cute... Another one bites the dust... Strawberries ... milk car- tons ... purple ... Oggi Kathy Parchick Bob Segcr... Skiing ... party ... Being with family and friends . . . Be Happy ... track ... Still Commodores ... Parch Daniel O'Brien Tucker Boys ... To Graduate Hockey ... Irish ... Skynyrd ... R.C.B. . .. Ruined! ... Roadtrips Cape Cod ... 14 ... O'B James Olko Mt. Olympus ... My M M ... table 2 ... July 27 ... Hampton Beach ... OKE ... Porsch ... 911 ... S ... wait and see ■ ooz.ic blue. Nancy O'Keefe Oh Let’s! , “Wicked . Jackson Browne. Eyelashes, Nun Nancy. Purple, my family. BoBo. Uni- corns Mushy’s, Clumsy, Fancy Michael Nunziato ... 66VW ... Karen 81 ... .. hockey... Molly Hatchet Rowdie food fights hit first lunch! Mary Ellen Parrow M.L.K.D., Green M M’s. Sid That’s Life, friends. P.P. M.. green orange. C.G.. pringlcs. The Doors. Mary Lori Jean Paul LJ. the beach. Burlingame, Pink Roses. 8 3 80. Bob Segcr, Italian. Sunsets. M M's. P.P. M, Keith Dana Peabody My last year in High School Keith Perron Pres. Gangster. Professor. Ya OK. Water Tower, J.D., Dazed and Confused. Belcher. Tennis. Ha- waii Jeanette Perusse Yeah right! my ma dad. Family friends, special, memories. Dave. 4 4 80. Love and under- standing. Roses. CG. nette Debbie Peterson Acrosmith. Turning Red. 10 6 78 Fireside chats. Bob. Face! green M M’s Debbie Bernard Petrone John Piccoli John. FH BO. DT’s. J. Geils. AMF. Frosty Killers, The Apart- ment. Conn, or Mass, go to the cor- ner. Weekends, Pic V Anna Piliero “White Shadow”, Billy Joel, I love you just the way you arc. Track, 25. Antonio’s, Softball Games at Sacred Heart Karen Placanico Commodores ... Italian ... Old Orchard Beach ... Just to be close to you ... yellow roses... Septem- ber ... Dreams ... S.W. • • Hostages free after 444 days David Podgorski Dean Poggi Huntin' and fishin’ ... Maine ... Huntin' with dad ... Football ... 74 ... reform school ... Barney ... Chris ... Pog Susan Poirier Colorado 82, CDB Sandpit crew, AEROSMITH, HEARRNT!! many path parties. Let's not go to- day, bear, rat. Linda Preston “Don't worry you'll find yourself, follow your heart and nothin’ else — Lynyrd Skynyrd Rick Psholka Lynyrd Skynyrd, Bob Scgcr, Ski- ing Colorado, going to miss Rose Debra, horses, TRANS AMS, FREEBIRD, NO. Kathy Puskcy Nick. Track. Oldies, Jif, Lcainc, Fall 1977. Big fat hairy deal. Ska- teboards, Eat Dirt, Bad Co, Execa- blc. Giraffes, KAT. Elaine Racicot I need a hug ... Shakespeare ... Lcne Lovich ... Schizo... NRBQ nothing but shorts ... Jake El- wood Blues ... Kat ... Laine, 8. David Rawson Track ... Huntin’ ... 180 ... Fi- shin' ... And you stay home Terry ... Hey pal Lori Richardson Blue .. . Being with friends ... Swimming ... Chocolate ... band “I honestly love you ... Al ... Strawberries ... Oct. 16 ... January 20th, 1981. Timothy Riley My SI00 special ... coogles road trips . .. slippery ... cruising with the bird ... canal Donna Roberts David Ritter Blue . . . Track .. . chicken rice Neil Young .. . Heart of gold .. . work ... 66 pickup ... Gina ... August 20. 1980 Kenneth Roberts Theresa Roberts NRBQ . .. California ... Hamp- ton Beach . . . Singing ... June 15 79 John ... Terry Lisa Robinson Yellow roses ... rainbows ... Band Sunshine .. . memories ... Birgit Tomorrow ... Annie ... Where do you want to go? William Robinson Mooschead ... Soccer ... Skiing Hies from VT...J.D. ...9 10 79 TWIT ... Black Blue . . . The Blonde Wonder ... “My Friends.” Frank Rocca ITALIAN. Blue Fiat. Pizza. JD7. Stones. AC DC. R.C.B. Skynyrd. ZZ Top. Black Sabbath. 3T4R. Imported beer. “That’s cold” Scan Rogers Angela Ross Black Sabbath ... Mental Insti- tutions ... softball ... “Bull- head ... J. Geil’s Band ... Or- ange ... Guitar ... Kansas ... Ang John Lennon: shot, Dec. 8th, 1980. Patrice Ross Priest Patrice. 4ft nothing, gym- nastics. 2. dancing. NRBQ. to continue sports, up-state Ny. col- lege Todd Rovclli Pursuit of Knowledge Foods. 88. “I Bet I'm Right , Oh wow!” Space 1801. Doc. Italian, Bosox. Musicality, Computers. Nancy Roy Red Rose: L.H.S., the clique. Biol- ogy: O.A.. hockey games: S.H.S., C.D.F. Club, Scituate. Ocean Manor; A.H.S., ? Peter Sadowski Vermonter. Zappa. Mooseheads + J.D. ... E.J. ... Doogic ... Wango Tango ... hockey ... Black and Blue ... Lori Saliba “What. Honesty. Vermont Party, Soph-year, My Camels ! RKH. J. Gcils, — Musta Got Lost, Mitch. I.cbancsse marriage. Hugs, Skiba. Cindy Santagatc Ycssongs Olias, to sail the Moorg- lade. A castle in Wales. Gnomes Narnia And You And I, Wake- man’s Journey, Cid. % George Russell Soccer 7 ... Dink ... green Kinky ... 3+2=OD ... crazy ... Twit ... Doughnuts ... Cutlass. Full- back Party ... Good Times ... ? Antonio Santanicllo STYX ... Soccer... 15 ... Track ... college ... friends ... work ... blue ... Tony Tardiness causes many D.T.s!!!! Robert Santincllo T Bird ... Commodores . .. “Slip- pery When Wet .. .CF... Vt... Oroarke ... Bob . .. Skiing .. . Weekends ... Chris Cynthia Santini Molly Hatchet. Daniels ... Party Hardy ... New York . . . My Friends Always ... RR Always My Cats. Southern Rock, Cindy. Mark Saracino Good Joke! I Made It. J. Gcils. Rolling Stones. The Family, Much Partying. “Hummers , Thank God Fm Italian. TSILU. Laurie Schindler Hey man, where’s the Party,’ Ted Nugent, RoadHousc Blues Otis, camping the Beach, H.H.B. Punskin Black. 5 12 79, Tod. Joanne Sheehan Adam Shcffcr Karla ... 5 11 80 ... VT ... N.H. ... Who’s Who Me?? ... R.B. Bccko ... Classic Cars .. Uncle Roo ... Midnight Blue. Ad Sheff . . . 3T4R Linda Shcffer Stcvc 5 24 80 ... Cobble Ml... My family ... Calligraphy ... band ... my flute piccolo ... Dutch ... drawing... “Devoted to You Ann Sherry Kathy, stop it! ... Algebra II . .. You’re so stupid! ... track ... chemistry labs ... 10 ... last min- ute ... December 1980 Gas now selling at $ 1.28 gal! Christine Skowera Popcorn. Otis. J. Gcils. tuna casse- role. michs. straws, camping. Roadhouse. Blues Forever. Young Cricket. HUB, 7, Chris. John Slicch Many Frosty Killers ... AMF ... Saturday Night Special ... DT's ... Polish Power... Lynyrd Skyn- yrd ... Sliechy David Smith Smitty ... Alaska ... Born to be wild ... Football 72 ... Green ... SNL ... No Chance ... Hunting Fishing ... My Family Lois Soja Peter Spaulding The Beach ... Pale yellow ... Coke M M's .. Endless Breakdown on Route 2 ... Com- modores 140 Sherri Spring comfortably cozy ... mountains Return to Nature .. . travel ... skinny as a toothpick ha ha ... “My Hunny, I Love urn!” James Simpson Paige Smith To Elaina,----------to Basket Ball .. . My Guitar ... Phelps ... my Pictures ... Coke adds Life ... Paige ... Jimmy ... 2 3 80 Rosemarie Stassen Windsor Dam Aug. 12, 1979, The dunes. Fleetwood Mac, Summer of '19. Nova. Ken. Rose. Christmas day Mary K. Steele rainbows, castles. unicorns . . . to travel ... Dan Fogelbcrg . . . writing ... a cabin in the moun- tains ... Neil Young ... Oct. Rebecca Stratos Do you mind? 305 Florida. 401 bird. Red. Vicious —--------. Tiny. Chicfy. Dave 10-9-80! Short is Beautiful. Twcctie Bird! Jcrilynn Sullivan Jcri ... Ireland ... Angels ... Traveling . .. OSA ... Shamrocks 8 16 80 ... AFS ... Munchkan ... Music ... Soccer .. . Xanadu 80; coldest on record. Sharon A. Stcfanik CG. Major ... my ducks .. . It's all behind me!... Gullible... “If . . . carnations ... NASC . . . good food ... Polish ... SAS Theresa Stcnta Molly Hatchet ... RCB ... Friends Good Times ... JD ... Florida ... the desert . .. TA TA S Margaret Stoncburg Vi Italian ... my dog ... pennies ... 12 23 79... Martha... Mcr- dock Leslie Strong Turquoise. Cats. Bacardi’s 15, I, Jimi Hendrix. Proud To Be Ital- ian. Dream On. Customized Vans, family friends. Arizona. ■M David Stuart Rebel ... Irish ... “12 ... Toes. Another Chapter ... football ... Buhu . .. CDB ... Get-- Red. Scorpio ... Oh Baby ... Stuey ... Christine Subotin Commodores ... M.L.B. ... Vt. rbt . .. skiing ... O.E.F.N. ... 3 14 80 ... Bob Patrick Sullivan Good Joke ... Canal ... Hockey 9 Irish ... Those Week Ends ... Camping ... Canal ... G-l 1 Sully Seniors wonder • • • Justina Talbot Tina. Ooh Baby! Zhcgmund! yo! Russ. John. Styx. Legs Chan. 13 Via Rhonda. Suzy's Sister Hi-Hi Soap Opera. “Sisters Crazy Dino Tangredi Butkis ... Mississippi Queen ... Football ... 41 ... Tiperilos ... Hey baby ... Doors ... The Cel- lar. Thanksgiving .. . Brutus ... Tangcr Anncmaric Taupier Summer of “80” ... Colorguard ... Pink Elephants ... Polish Being With Friends... Doritos... Sail On ... Annie Sandra Teal Just Making It. Rolling Stones Bars. 190. Allman Bros. Lenox with Spring Head. Eddies Aunts House in the Mts ... Eddie Steven Tetrcault Tate ... Wrestling ... Soccer ... Beach Parties ... “Tee ... II 2 79 James Thornton Lank ... Wrestling ... Astros Matthew Thorscn THE WHO ... “The Real Me ... Playing Tennis ... Concerts ... Matt Roger Thresher motorcycles ... the cottage ... paradise ... Van Halcn ... blue . .. Why Not? ... Cookie! ... tVhere the heck is graduation going to be??? Joseph Tortoricllo Troll! ... T-boncs .. . Smile . .. Band Trips . . . Weekend in New England ... My Camera ... Flash Tina Tricinclla To live in luxury. My Trans Am Michael 4 1 80. Granville. Uni- corns. Lavender-Roses, deep blue eyes. Black Sabbath William Turgcon Mark Turnbull Scooby ... Red. football. Pizza, another one bites the dust. Bite it. Billy Joel, going to Pizza Hut. Suid Afrika Kenneth Tynan Skiing!!... Mom and Dad ... go- ing to Vermont .. . Rhonda ... Lynyrd Skynyrd ... College ... To be Successful ... Ken Lisa Vignato Hampton Beach ... Weekends ... Neil Young ... Italian ... black .. . VIG Susan Vinesctt Sister Sue. Otis. Black. To Be a rich famous artist, wine. Satur- day nights at Rosie’s ... Friends. “Mother”. J. Geils ... Charlotte P. Vinton Chuck. Swimming. Trouble mak- ers Tina Suzy. Zhegmund. 13. Lenny. 10 12 80. Whoa! OOH Baaby! Red. RSROA. EROA. Apples. Lisa Vivenzio V ... Italian ... Summer of '79 . .. Van Halcn ... Frccbird . .. Mom and Dad ... Concerts ... 711 ... Always and Forever ... Leroy Vitalis Von Hollander No Doubt , Van Halcn. Moose- head. Skiing. To Be Rich. 13. Blue. BayHcad NJ. Vitals. German. Mercedes 450 SL. Mount St. Helens erupts in Washington 4 13 80: Lori Webster Rollerskating ... maple sugar ... pennies ... Beatles ... rainbows . .. Indians .. . purple ... my fam- ily cat: Buffy-Ann . .. Webby Russell Webster Don't Worry About It. The Lash keys. ”78 Dodge Pickup. My Tractor. Salad. Billy Joel. Don't Ask Me Why. Russ' Carey Weiss Jazz-Rock, Combo. Bluc-Ron Do. Kenny Rogers. Music. Music. Mu- sic Kevin Widmer '67 Bird. Cruising with Coogs, party, motorcycle, ... Jack Dan- iels ... Michclob ... Canal. Robert Williams Kathy, Mom Dad, Florida. Seed, 8 10 80, Moose Head. Mrs Graz, The Project. JD-7 Spunky, Sis, Chucks, Marshall Tucker, Wadals. Karen Wilson To Be Free. To Be ... , 7-13-80, Me Mike His Karmenghia ... 3D M-WSSC ... The Moun- tains. My Friends. My Guitar Rowdy-Jean Joseph Wotus 144 Leah Wylie April. 1978 ... Bad Company ... Great White Buffalo . .. Stock Car Racing . .. AHL Hockey ... Coke . . Polly Pool ... Rene ... Lee Chafica Yactecn A red rose... To be happy... blue ... 8 16 80 ... Lebanese angel ... Family and friends William Yagmin Blue Oyster Cult ... Godzilla .. .i Red Sox ... Skiing ... Hies FromH Bt . JD . .. 3T4R Northwestern states smothered with ash. James Yclinck Football 71 ... wrestling ... The beach ... S.M.... Born to be Wild ... Trans-ams ... “Hey Buddy ... Yel Karen Zarlengo Where’s Gina? PRUDENCE, black blue. To Be Accepted As Myself, Friends Forever. To be happy. Italian. Stones. Fcrnt! Scott M. Ehrcnbcrg Though I came in late I am sure it will be great, to graduate with Agawam High. The Bond will go on and on. SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED ... Lisa Avery Donald Brown Steve Carmel Lynn Chcncvcrt Mclisa Danckcrt Kathy Duffy John Fitzpatrick Paula Gagnon Gary Garfield Mike Gaudino Chris Germano David Gosselin Dennis Grcany Patti Hurley Vincent Kortabani Robert Lamothc Bill Lee Carl Lchbcrgcr Paul Lomclino Scott Mackin Cathy Marai Valentino Marai Marion Margosiak Kevin Mason Randy Minct Mike Provost John Ramah William Russell Robert Scpanck Laurie Shcan Gary Smith Larry Teal Mike Tcmkin Joe Tcsny Jeff Whitney Gary Wynegar THE WAY WE WERE I.Nancy O'Keefe 2 Jack Jury 3.Nancy Hallbaucr 4.Sue Haskins 5. Johannc Dobek 6. Thomas Doucette 7 .Garth Dahdah 8. Judy Ferguson 9. Kelly Dunn 10. Bill F.gan 11 .Sharon Ferry 12. Kathy Foley 13. Doug Guthrie 14. Richard Gray 15. Kathy Gilberti I tv Debbie Marmo 17. Marjorie Dickmann 18. Debbie Goyette 19. Lisa Ghedi 20 Sue Hundley 21. Cathlecn Cormier 22. Laura Gendron 23. Lisa Hcllquist 24. Donna Ouellette 25. Todd Rovelli 26. Karol Gochlcrt 27. Beth Golcmo 28 Michele George 29. Donald Gallcrani 30. Tom Sibilia 31.Jean Remington 32.Suc Poirier 33.Anna Pilicro 34.Steven Page 35. Janicc Mc zctti 36. Paulette Girard 37. Lisa Gilbert 38. Lori Jean Paul 39. Linda Ogor alck 40. Mark Moirano 41. Ann Taupicr 42. Mark Turnbull 43. Tina Tricinclla 44. Justina Talbot 45. Lisa Robinson 46. Laurie Russo 47. Nancy Roy 48. Tcrry Roberts 49. David Stuart 50. Roger Thresher SlJerilynn Sullivan 52. Becky Stratos 53. Leslie Strong 54. Heather Bonncllo 55.Sandra Battles 56. David Meade 57. Ncna Demaio 58. Jenny Hopkins 146 (Jeanette Pcruvsc 2. Cindi Santini 3. Kathy Nicora 4. Cathy Lctourncau 5. Janice Beardsley 6. Donna Larocca 7. Chris Norman 8. Claire Barry 9. Dario Mcrcadanle 10. Chris Skowera 11. Robert Drewes 12. Beth Chase 13. Ann Sherry- 14. Denise Murray 15. Kris Liquori 16. Rose Morassi 17. Joe Tortoriello 18. Tcrry Amcllin 19. Linda Bryant 20. Kathic Barry- 21. Debbie Chectham 22. Beth Johnson 23. Dino Tangredi 24. Russ Webster 25.Suc Vinsetl 26. Laura Lottermoser 27. Carol Doucette 28. Lori Webster 29. Ann Abbey 30. Michcllc Barry 31. Leah Wylie 32. Jim Yclinck 33. Evelyn Chase 34. Cindy Carpenter 35. David Rawson 36. Debra Maccy 37. Caron LaCour 38. Dana Johnson 39. Thercsa La Barre 49. Rosemary DeStefano 40. Karen Barr 41.Shirley Donatini 42. Lon Richardson 43. Mary Steele 44. Patrice Ross 45.Su anne Conway- 46.Sharon Stefanik 47 Phil Butler 48. Pat Misisco 49. Rosemary Destefano 50. Tony Sgueglia 51.Angela Ross 52.Stcvc Berard 53Jackic Lovell 54. Chafica Yactccn 55. Tammy Bousquet 56. Patti Cavallo 57. Liz Gelgut 58. Jim 01 ko 147 Prom 1980 ... Theme ... Couples arc greeted by the receiving line. Taking a quiet break in the lobby. When Mr. T talks . . . Everybody listens! Dancing the night away ... Ricky A: Paulette take advantage of a slow dance. Bill doesn't appreciate Patty's latest joke. ;he Commodores’ “Still Stealing an intimate moment together Slow dancin', swayin' to the music ... Why aren't school lunches like this? Socializing before dinner. Sue contributes to the mood with songs from The Rose.' West Side Rally Now these, arc cheerleaders! Wow!! The rowdiest rally for Class of 8l Sorry Juniors, you lose! We can't wait till we're seniors! The force behind A.H.S. ftrcwivi The High-stepping senior colorguard. Dust Proud of their kids: The Gridiron Moms! Senior captains keep cool The Crush routine comes to an end. The Brass Section adds their spirit. KID PARTY Mickey Minnie?! Ain't we cute?! What a motley crew! Bless you. my son. And then Alice said The house was so packed . Craig and Troy; Boogie Babies 'Where's Andy ♦ BamBam?' Not everyone fit into the picture! We took our slumber party to town! A special appearance by Gene Simmons??? w SENIOR DIRECTORY ANN ABBEY 226 Cdcmorc St. F.H. Vars. Chccrlcading 1. 2; NHS 2. 3; Softball 2. 3; Soccer 3; Vice-Pres. 3. LORI ACOSTA — 728 Barry St F.H. Vice-Pres. 2; NHS 2.3; AFS 2. 3: Prom Comm. 2;OSA 2. 3; Yearbook 3; JCL 3 THOMAS C ALBANO—A Has- kcl St. NHS 2.3. THOMAS S ALBANO 29 Roberta Circle. DA VID ALLEN — 20 Autumn St. NHS 2.3; Track 2; Cross Coun- try 2; Model Congress 1. THERESA AM ELLIN 80 Columbia Dr Colorguard 1.2,3; Daisy Chain 1,2; Yearbook Ed. 3; West Side Rally 1.2.3. BRUNO ANTICO III 75 Channcll Dr ROBERT A RCQVETTE 10 Cross St. MICHAEL ARM AND — 37 Edward St. FRANK ARMSTRONG 95 Peros Dr LISA ASTA-FERRERO 29 Randall St. Library 1. 2. 3; Treas. I; OSA 2; Pres, of Accounting Club 3; AFS I. DEBRA IAURICHIO 50 Blacksmith Rd F.H. LISA AVERY— 6 Frank Street. PAUL BALBONI - 164 Leonard St Band I. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3 SHARI BALDARELLI 178 High St. Basketball 1.2. 3; Softball 1. 2. 3; Soccer 1.2. 3. LAURA BALDONI - 84 Elm St Field Hockey 3; AFS 3. KAREN BARR — 6 Carol Dr. F.H. Soccer 1.2; Basketball 1.2.3; Track 1.2. 3; Field Hockey 3. CLAIRE BARRY 53 Harvey Johnson Dr. KATHLEEN BARRY 206 Corey St. Guidance Aide 2. 3. MI- CHELLE BARRY 53 Harvey Johnson Dr Collaborative 3. LAURIE BASSETTE — 27 Anthony Si. SANDRA BATTLES — 905 So Westfield St F.H Band I. 2. 3. BLAINE BAUMAN 121 Reed St. JANICE BEARDSLEY 14 While Fox Rd. DEBORA BEDDOW — 24 Pleasant Val. DONNA BELCHER — 775 Spfld St. YVETTE BEUSLE — 680 Spfld St. F.H. JACQUELINE BELLEFLEUR - 61 Parker St STEPHEN BERARD 55 Memorial Dr. F.H. Band I. 2. 3; Mirror 1.2; Ed.-in-chicf 3; Columbia Scholastic Press Forum. NY 3 HEATHER BONNELLO 11 Pleasant Dr. F.H - Track 2. 3; Colorguard I. 2; Daisy Chain I. 2; OSA Rep 3; Winter Olympics 2. WILFRED BOUCHARD 144 Autumn St. TAMMYBOUSQUET - 62 South Park Ter. - NHS 2. 3; Span NHS 2. 3. DIANE BOV AT 57 Broz Ter RICHARD BOWE 15 Regency Park Dr. — Capt. Vars. Soccer 3; Ski Club I. 2. 3; Soccer I. 2. 3. LEONARD BOZEK 46 Rosie Lane Chorale 2. 3; Deca Club 2. 3; Jazz Rock 3: Vocal Ensemble I. 2. LAURA BRADFORD 21 Oxford St PATRICIA BRENNAN 18 Gunn Geary Lane Daisy Chain I; Ski Club I; Span. Club 2. 3; AFS 2. JAMES BRETON 24 Federal Ave WILLIAM BROCK 44 Hamilton Cir F.H Wrestling 2; Cross Country 2. 3. DONALD BROWS 16 Center St KARYN BROWN 466 North West St. F.H Field Hockey I; Track I. 2. 3: Daisy Chain I, 2. LINDA BR)'ANT 422 So. Westfield St. F.H. Colorguard 1.2. 3; Gymnastics 3; Track I; Daisy Chain I; Yearbook 3; Rallies 1.2.3; Office 1. 2. 3. PHILIP BL TI ER 60 Ley St Swimming 1. 2; Golf 1. 2. 3. CHRISTOPHER CALKINS - 25 Sterling Rd. DOUGLAS CALVERT 808 Sufficld St. GINA CAMPITI 291 School St. RITA CAPUTO — 67 Chestnut Lane Office 3 ROBERT CAREY 60 Maynard St LAURA CARLISTO 48 Line St F.H. STEPHEN CARMEL — 72 Channcll Dr. DOREEN CAROLEO — 1214 Sufficld St CYNTHIA CARPENTER 99 Memorial Dr Colorguard I. 2. 3; OSA See. 2. 3; Daisy Chain I. 2. DOUGLAS CASAVANT 37 Ridgeway Dr. ANN MARIE CASIELLO 69 Lealand Ave Band 1. 2. 3; Mirror 3. PATRICIA CAVALLO — 36 Clover Hill Dr. F.H - Ski Club 1.2; Track Stat. 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Guidance Aide 3; Halloween Safety 3. MARK CECCARINI — 51 Howard St - Pres. Soph, class; Chairman of SAC 2. KATHLEEN CHAPMAN — 110 Edward St. — Chorale I. 2. 3; Chorale Vice- Pres. 3; Jazz Rock Vocal Ensemble 1.2.3; Colorguard I; Vaudeville 1.2. 3. BETH ANN CHASE 20 Annable St. — Cheerleading 1.2; Future Sec. Club 2. 3; Theater Arts I. 2. EVELYN ANN CHASE 20 Annable St. Band 1.2. 3; Daisy Chain 2; Theater Arts 1. 2; Dancing 1.2.3; Arts and Crafts 2.3. DEBORAH CHEETHAM 700 N.W. St. F.H. Field Hockey 1.2.3; Basketball 1.2. 3;Softball 1.2. 3; 1980 Jumor Marshall 2;Sports Ed. Yearbook 3. LYNCHENEVERT 44 Kellogg Ave. F.H KIRKCOCCHI- 55 Rosie Lane. DOR! COHAN - 35 Cccilc St Ski Club BRIAN COLCOMBE 140 Autumn St. CRAIG COLCOMBE - 142 Autumn St. KATHLEEN COMEE — 10 Rosie Lane. SUZANNE CONWAY 320 Cooper St Gymnastics I; Track 2. 3; Haunted House I; Span. Club 2. 3: Jr. Classical League 3 AFS 3. FREDRICK COOPER 96 Ridgeway Dr. F.H. CATHLEEN CORMIER - 28 Simpson Cir MICHELE CORMIER 164 Walnut St Ski Club I. 3; Sec. Club 3. CARLA COULTER - 75 Hastings St. SCOTT COUSIN EAL 18 Karen Dr - A VS I. 2. 3; French Club 2. 3; WWSA-CATV 2. 3; NHS 2. 3 JOHN COUTURE — 19 Nile Ave - Vars. Hockey. DENISE CROSS 776 North West St. FIL MARVA CUFFEE 7| Pheasant Hill Dr. F.H. — Library Aide 3; Afro- Am.; Chorus Third World Club. WENDY CZERPAK 636 So. Westfield St. F.H. — Vars. Chccrlcading I. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; Class Treas 3; Span Honor Society 2; AFS 3. GARTH DAIIDAH - 62 Cherry St F.H Tennis 1. 2. 3; Pres J.C.L. I; J.C.L. 1.2 BETH DAHLKE 33 Pomsetta St Band I; Cheerleading 3 ME LIS A DANCKERT 589 North St LISA DEGRA Y — 1336 Main St. COLLEEN DELAIR 101 River Rd PHYLLIS DEMAIO 130 Line St Chccrlcading I. 2. 3. DENISE DEROSIE - 15 South West St F.H. MICHAEL DESMARAIS — 476 Franklin St. Ext ROSEMARY DESTEFANO — 86 Bnen St. — Spanish Club 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; OSA 2. 3; Prom Com 2; Span NHS 2. 3; AFS 3; Jr Classical League 3; Class Treas 2 MARJORIE DICK MANN — 253 Leonard St. Basketball I; Swimming I; Winterguard 2; Band I. 2. 3; Mirror 1.2.1.JOHANNE F. DOBEK Si Main St. — Vars. Soc- cer 1.2; Basketball Stats 2; Yearbook Staff 3; DaisvChain 2. SHIRLEY DONATINI 534 NorthSt. F.H. ClassSec. 2;SAC 2 SU- SAN DORE 181 GardenSt. F.H. CAROL DOUCETTE 1045 North Westfield St. F.H. Chorale 2.3; Vocal 2.3; Colorguard 1.2; Winterguard 1.2; FSA 2; Vaudeville 2. 3. THOMAS DOUCETTE 1045 North Westfield St. F.H Model Congress 1.2.3; Student Adv. Council 2. 3; Cross Country LSkiTeam LTrack I; Chess Club 2. 3. ROBERT DREWES 22 Federal St. EXT. Band 1.2.3; Jazz Combo 2. 3. JEFFREY S DUCLOS -- 260 Walnut St. -Soccer 2; Wrestling KATHLEEN DUFFY 459 Silver St. DA VID W IH NICAN. Jr 46 Porter Dr. — Chorale I. 2. 3. KELLY DUNN 214 JamesSt. F.H. Cheerleading 1.2; Prom Com. 3 WILLIAM EGAN 82 Raymond Cir - Soccer 1.2; Baseball 1.2.3. SCOTT M EH REN BERG 350 Meadow St. - Theatre 3; Golf; Chorale 3. SANDRA EGGLESTOS 24 Portland St MICHAEL EHRESMAS 63 Brookline Ave F.H — Tennis 1.2. 3; NHS 2. 3. KATHY FAIR III 'RST 6 Bcekman Dr Chorale 3; Acc. Club 3. MICHAEL FAULKNER - 89 Letendre Ave. F.H. Jr. Classical League 2; Cross Country 2; Football 3. DENISE FAVREAU -71 Dudos Dr F.H Cheerleading I; Bridging 3. JUDITH A. FERGUSON - 165 Cooper St NHS 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Ski Club I. 2. SHARON FERRY 454SouthwickSt. F.H. -Chorale I. 2. 3; Chorale Lib. 3; Cross Country Stat 2. 3. JOHN FITZPATRICK 255 Pineview Cir JAMES FLEMING — 170 N. Westfield St. F.H. SANDRA FLE MING 224 North St F.H. BRIAN FOGG 45 Barney St. KATHRYN FOLEY 38 Fox Farm Rd F.H. - Soccer I. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; Span. NHS 2; AFS I. 3: Colorguard I; Jr. Classical l.eague 3; Span. Club 2. 3; Sec. 2. Pres. 3. JACQUELINE FORTIER 74 Kanawha Ave Acct. Club See. 3; NHS 2. 3. KIM FULVI 16 Chapin St. F.H. - Colorguard 1; Daisy Chain I; OSA I; Mirror 2; Field Hockey 3; Yearbook 3. PAULA GAGNON 40 Mcrrcll Dr DONALD GALLE RANI — 80 Fairs icw St. — Vars Baseball I. 2. 3; Vars Baseball Capt. 3; Weightlifting I. 2. 3. DIANA R GAMELLI 23 Ridgeview Dr. F.H. - Chccrlcading I. GARY GARFIELD 115 Thalia Dr. F.H. MICHAELGAUDINO 17 Simpson Cir. GLENN GEDDIS — 104 Kanawha Ave. — Jr. Classical League. NHS 2. 3; Football 1.2. 3; Track 3; Weightlifting I. 2. 3. ELIZABETHGELGUT 34 Paul Revere Dr. F.H. JONGENDRON 130 Bnen St Football 2. LAURA GENDRON 94 Hamilton Cir. F.H. Soccer 1. 2. 3; Basketball 2. 3. PATRICIA RESCIGNO-GENDROS - Coachlight Apts. Bcldcn Court Apt. C-4 Ski Club 2. MICHAEL GENTILE — 252 N. Westfield St. I H. MICHELE GEORGE — 127 Colcmorc St F.H. Band 1.2. 3; Tennis I. 2. 3; Pres. FSA 3; Colorguard I; Swimming I; Acct. Club 3; Community Band I. 3. CHRISTOPHER GERMANO 807 Main St Chess Club 2. 3. LISA GHEDI 117 Doanc Ave. Chccrlcading I. 2. 3; Track Stat. 1. 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Jr. Classical l.eague 2; Rallies I. 2. 3. VICTOR P GHIDONI — 42 So. Alhambra Cir Wrestling Team I. LISA GILBERT 42 Butternut Dr. Chccrlcading I. KATHY GILBERT! 58 Randall St. F.H. Student Store 2 STEVEN GIORDANO 805 North St. Music I. 2. 3; Guitar 2. 3; Section Leader 3. PAULETTE GIRARD — 71 Hall St Softball I. 2. 3; AFS 3; Field Hockey 1.2. 3; Daisy Chain 2; Boys' Basketball Stat. 2. 3. CHRISTOPHERGLOSTER — 46 art I SENIOR DIRECTORY Althea Cir MARK GODON 26 Pert Dr KAROL GOEHLERT 17 Dartmouth St. Basketball I. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3. BETH GOLEMO 87 Pcrr l ane - Colorguard 1,2, — Capt. 3: Class Sec. 3; APS 3: Daisy Chain 2; NHS 2, 3: See. 3: Usherette I; Span. Club 2. 3. Jr. Classical League Scc.-Trcas. 3. DAS I El. IP. GORMAS 24 Red Oak Cir. F.H. — AVA 1.2,3; Mirror 3; Chess Club I. DA I ID GOSS ELIS 115 Columbia Dr F.H. DEBORA GOYETTE 330 NorthSt F.H. - Track 1.2.3; Field Hockey 2; Ski Team I. 3: Office Aide 1.2. 3; NHS 3: Colorguard 1.2; French Club 3; AFS 3. CHARLES GRASGER 170 Beckman Dr. Basketball 1.2. 3 LAI RA GRASSO 64 N Westfield St. F H. PATRICIA GRAVES - 22 Charles St — Vocal 1. 2. 3; Colorguard 1.2; Chorale 2; ISA 2; W.ntcrguard 1.2. RICHARDGRAY 85 Royal l ane Band 1.2; UTS 2. GERALDGRAZIASO 46 PineviewCir. —SAC ! t DEN SIS GREASY - 79 Cooley St. TODD GRIFFES 38 Oxford St - Soccer I. 2. 3. ROBERT GRIMALDI — 1865 Sufficld St Chorale 2. 3; Vocal Einscmblc 3; Sound Mixing 2. MICHAEL GRUSKA 25 Hayes Ave. SUSAS GUIDI - - 224 North St I II DOUGLAS GUTHRIE 56 Horsham PI. F.H Football 1. 2. 3; Track I; Weightlifting 1; Pres. Jr. Classical League 3. SASCYHALLBAUER 63 Woodsidc Dr. Band 1,2. 3; Colab 1.2. DA VID H ASSOS 3 Hendom Dr. F.H. — NHS 2.3; Ski Club 1. 2; French C lub 3. Future Loner 3 ROBERT HARKISS 41 Cosgrove Avc. KIMBERLY HARLOW 259 Shoemaker Lane Ski Team I. 2. 3. Chorale 1. 2. 3: Yearbook 3. Ski Club I. 3. SUSAS HARP 51 Bradford Dr. F.H. SAT HAS HARRIMAS 289 Regency Park Dr Basketball 2. 3. SHAYSE HARRISON 403 Shoemaker La. SUSAN HASKINS — 86 Royal St. TRACIE HASTINGS 22 Parkview Dr. SUSANHAWKES 220Barry St. LISA HELLQUIST 26 Wilbert Ter. F.H Track I; AFS 1.2. 3. Ski Club 2. 3 CHARLES HENDERSON 39 Mcrrcll Dr F.H. SCOTT HERMANS 274 Cooper St. THOMAS HERSEY— 18 Pleasant Dr. F.H Baseball I. 3; Weightlifting 3. JOHN HILL 25 Sheri Lane Jazz Rock Workshop; Acet. Club. LEE HOFMAS V 14 Ruth Avc. JENNIFER HOPKINS 50 Primrose Lane Softball I. 2. 3; Field Hockey 2. 3. LISA HOPPING — 1360 Spfld St F.H. — Chorale I. 2. 3; Acct. Club 3; Prom Comm. 3; Girls' Chorus I. SUSAN HUNDLEY — 49A South St. — C olorguard 1. 2; Colorguard Major 3. PATRICIA HURLEY 30 Western Dr. DONALD JACOBS 59 Sunny Slope Avc. GARY JENNISON 2 Robin Ridge Dr Ski Club 1.2. 3. BETH JOHNSON 91 Federal St. Ext. — Ski Club 1.2. 3; Future See. Club 3. DANA JOHNSON 25 Valentine St. Colorguard 1. 2. 3; Daisy Chain I; Jr. Classical League 2; Yearbook Assoc. Ed. 3. GARY STEVEN JONES 17 Dover St. JOHN JURY 48 Horsham PI F.H Baseball 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; G.L. 2. 3. GARY JUTRAS - 41 Woodsidc Dr KARL KAMYK - 70 Mallard Cir. Spanish Club 2. 3; NHS 2. 3. KENNETH KAMYK — 70 Mallard Cir. SCOTT KARAM 100 School St. JEFFERY KERR 622 622 North West St. F.H. TIMOTHY KERR 560 North West St. F.H. STL ART KIBHE 40 Doanc Avc Ski Team 1; Ski Club 1. 2. WILLIAM KIBBY 110 Meadow St. KIMBERLEY KING — 19 S ithcridgcSt I H. Colorguard 1.2. THOMAS KIRK -258AdamsSt Wrestling 1.2.3. ROSE MARY KLUSDT — 12 Hall St. MICHAEL K NIG HI 83 Ridgeview Dr. F.H. Basketball 1. 2. 3; Football 3; Baseball 1 VICKI KORTABANI 691 So. West St. I II Student Store 2. VINCENT KORTABANI 619 So. West St. F.H. GEORGIA KRATIMENOS — 303 North Westfield St. Ill -J.V.C hccrlcadcr 1; Vars. Cheerleader 2. 3: NHS 2. 3; Wrestling Stat. 2. 3; West Side Rally 1.2. 3. PENNY KRATIMENOS — 303 North Westfield St F.H. Cheerleader 2 NATALIE KUDLIC 238 Maynard St. F.H Auto Colab. 3. JOHNKUNASEK 16 Sequoia Dr F.H. Hockey 1.2. 3: Soccer 1.2. 3 KIM KUTZENKO — 15 Seymour Avc. — Ski Club 2. THERESA l.ABARRE 45 Pleasant Dr. F.H. AVA 2. Mirror 2; FSA 2.3. TODD LAB RECQUE — 122SouthwickSt. F.H. -Crosscountry 1.2.3; Track 1.2. 3 TROY LABRECQL E 122 Southwick St. F.H. Cross Country I. 2. 3; Wrestling I. 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3. CARON LACOUR 84 Meadow brook Rd Band 1.2.3; Band Pres. 3; Acct. Club 3. LINDA LAFONTAINE 19 Nile Avc. ROBERT LAMOTHE 46 Cecilc St. STEVE N LAMOUNTAIN 128Parkvicw Dr ROBERT LANCOUR 710 Northwest St. F.H. NHS 2. 3; ASM W 2.3; French Club 2; Jr Classical 3. JOANNE LANDERS 94 Kensington St. - Field Hockey I. 2. 3; Basketball I. 2; Track I; Librarv I. 2 KATHERINE LANDERS 94 Kensington St. F.H MARY LANE 42 Memorial Dr. DONNA LAROCCA 72Sunsct Ter. F.H. FSC 2. 3; PC 2. Daisy Chain I MARK LAVIOLETTE 14 George St. Hockey 1. 2. 3. WILLIAM LEE 114 Red Fox Dr. F.H CARL P LEHBERGER 45 Giffin PI. F.H. CATHRINE LETOURNEAU - 232 Rowley St. — Daisy Chain 1; Prom Com. 1; Fut See Club 2 CHRISTI N A LIBERATORE - 1099 River Rd Ski Team 2.3; Colorguard 1.2; AFS 3; Track 1.3; Rallies 1.2.3; Year- book (layout) 3. SALLY LIBRERO 314 Poplar St. LORI LIMOTTI 115 Edgewater Rd. — Theater 2.3. CHRISTINE LIQUORI -658 Cooper St — Vicc-Prcs I; Cheerleader 1.2.3. BARRY LITTLE Jr. 128 Red Fox Dr. F.H. J.V. Hockey 2 PAUL LOMELINO 27 Vadnais St. LAURA I.OTTERMOSER 23 Tom St. F.H OSA Rep. I; Daisy Chain 1; Grad. Usherette 2; Jr. Classical 3. JACKIES LOVELL 292 Cooper St Field Hockey 1; Daisy Chain 1; Haunted House I: Grad. Usherette 2; Jr. Classical League 3; SAC 3 STEVEN LUCIA 777 Silver St. DAVID LYNE 48 Robin Ridge Dr. F.H Baseball 1. 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3. DEBRA MACE) - 158 Florida Dr. Tennis 1. 2. 3; Chorale I. 2. 3 — Pres. 3; Vocal Ensemble I. 2. 3;Colorguard I. 2, 3 — Capt. 3; French Club 1.2.3- Pres. 2. 3; NHS 3; Kid Party 3; Vaudeville 1.2. 3 SCOTT MACKIN 55 Giffin PI F.H. SIGMUND MALLARD - 475 Corey St. AVA 2. 3. CATHERINE MAR At 861 Main St. VALENTINO MARAI 861 Main St. SUSAN MARC, ANT! — 49 Poinscita St MARION MARGOS!AK 22 Oxford St. DEBORAH MARMO — 14 Bradford Dr. F.H. Colorguard 1.2. 3; AFS 3. ( ARM E LA MARZANO 422 Cooper St. Gymnastics 2.3; Swimming 2. JOSEPH MASCIOTRA - 260 Elm St. LAUREL MAS! 52 Briarcliff Dr - Soccer 1. 2. 3. VINCENT MASI 52 Briarcliff Dr Hockey 1. 2. 3. KEVIN MASON - 107 Hamilton Cr. SANDRA MASON 14 Norris St. F.H. CRAIG McCARL 1075 Sufficld St Soccer 1; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. KIMBERLY McCarthy - 97 South Park Ter. Ski Club MICHAEL MeFARLIN — 128 Karen Lynn. DAVID MEADE 499 Silver St Theatre Art-1.2. 3; NHS 2.3; French Club 3. DARIO M MERC AD ANTE 242 Elm St Track 2.3; Wrestling 1.2.3. DINA MER- ( tDANTE 54 Kensington St. F.H J.V. Cheerleader I. JANICE MEZZETTI 454 Meadow St. RANDALL MINET — 28 Oxford St MARYAN N MIRANDA 775 Spfid St F.H. PATRICIA MISISCO 28 Country Rd. — NHS 2. 3; Tennis 2. 3. KAREN MITCHELL 1104 North St. Ext. F.H MARK MOIRANO 24 Dccring St - Football 1.2; Hockey 2.3; Track I. 2. 3. LYNETTE MOKAN 21 Carmel Lane F.H Basketball 1.2. 3; Track 1.2.3;Socccr I; Office Aide 2.3; NHS 2.3. DEAN MOLT A — 22 Vernon St I - ■ tball 2; Basketball 1.2.3. FRANK MORASS! 66 Sunset Ter. F.H Student Court 1,2, 3 ROSE MORASS I 66Sunset Ter. F.H. DaisyChain 1. Mirror 2. 3. STEPHEN MOREAU- 1303 Sufficld St Hockey I. 2. 3. MICHAEL MORGAN — 57 Stewart Lane PAUL MORIN 154 Lealand Avc. KEITH MORISSET 105 James St. F.H. — Ski Team 2. 3; Ski Club I. 2. 3. MARK MORRISON 135SchoolSt. ASMW 3; Math League 3. DENISE MURRAY 80 Granger Dr F.H Field Hockey 1.2. C Track 1. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2. SANDRA NASCEMBENI 7 Spring St BAND 1. 2. 3; Chorale 1. 2. 3; Vocal Ensemble I. 2. 3; Vaudeville 1. 2. 3; Class See. 1; Chorale Sec. 2; West. MA Chorale Dist. 1; M A S H 1; Madrigals 2; Drum Major 3; Jazz Combo 3; West Side Ralls 1.2. 3. Wizard of Oz 2; Band Trips 1.2.3. DAWN NEGRUCCI 35 Hayes Avc. F.H Field Hockey 1.2.3; Ski Team 2.3 RICHARDNEtLSEN 67 Grccnacrc Lane Football 2.3;Track 2. 3. ERICNELSEN — 70 Provin Mt. Dr. F.H. - Track 1.3; Ski Team 1.3 LINDA .SEVERS 23 Cypress Ter. F.H Band 1.2. 3; Chorale 1.2.3; Vaudeville 1.2.3; Jazz Rock 1.2; Madrigals I. 2. Vocal Ensemble 3 KATHLEEN NICORA 36Old Mill Rd Colorguard I. 2. 3; Mirror 1.2. 3; Ed.-in-Chief 3; Var. Track 1.2. 3; Daisy Chain I. 2; Winter Olympics 2. 3; West Side Rally I. 2. 3; Prom Com. 3; Colorguard Trips I, 2. 3. ELAINE NIERODA 140 Schvxi! St Chorale 2. 3 KIMBERLY NOACK 34 Seymour Ave. Vocal Ensemble I. 2. 3; Office Aide I. 3; Chorale 1. 2; .iudcville I. 2. 3 TRACY NOLAN 237 High St. Colorguard I. 2; Winterguard 2; Chorale 3; Daisy Chain 2. CHRISTINE NORMAN 79 School St. J.V. Cheerleader 1. Vars. Cheerleader 2. 3; West Side Rallies 1.2. 3. MICHAEL NUNZIATO. Jr 4| Annablc St. DANIEL O'BRIEN II JosephSt Hockey 1.2.3: Football 2. NANCYOKEEFE 87 Sufficld St Mirror 2.3; Li- 1] SENIOR DIRECTORY brary Staff 2; Ski Club 2. CRAIG OBER 44 Hamilton Cir. F.H Baseball I. 2. 3; Jazz Rock I. 2. 3; Vaudeville 2. LINDA OGORZALEK 36 Vassar Rd IMl JAMES OLKO— 53 Peterson Cir. Table 2: Wrestling 2. 3; Track 2. 3. DONNA OUELLETTE 3l9SufficldSt Chorale 1.2.3; Madrigal 2: Jazz Rock 2. 3;Colorguard 1.2.3 Capt. 3; Cross Country Stat. 2.3; Winterguard I. 2; Vaudeville 1.2.3; Swimming Stat. I; West Side Rally 1.2. 3; Kid Party 3. STEVEN PAGE 70 Norlhwood St. F.H. — Chess Club 3. KATHERINE PARCHICK I l9Coronct Cir. RICHARD PARENT 113 MaynardSt MARY ELLEN P ARROW 98 South ick St. F.H Colorguard I. 2. 3: Ski Club 2. LORl-JEAN PAUL 66 Channell Dr. Colorguard I. 2. 3; Ski Club I. 2. 3. DANA PEABODY 19 Marlene Dr KEITH PERRON - 2 Jon St. Bclchcrtownc Tennis 1.2. 3; Class Pres 3 JEANETTE PERUSSE 335 Adams St. Colorguard 1.2. 3; Fut. See. Club 2. 3. DEBORAH PETERSON — 15 Conifer Dr. Colorguard 1.2. 3; Jazz Rock 1; Fut. See Club 3. BERNARD PETRONE 59 Federal St JOHN PICCOU 20 Hendom Dr F.H. ANNA PILIERO 16 Senator Avc Track 1.2.3: Basketball Stat. 3; AFS 3. KAREN PLACANICO- 146 Corey Colonial — Office Aide 3. DAVID PODGORSKI 131 Barry St. F.H. Soccer 2. 3; Swimming 1.2. 3; Golf I. 2. 3; French Club 3; Chess Club 1.2.3. DEAN POGGI 48 Carmen Avc. Football 1.2. 3; Track 1.2.3: Weightlifting 1.2. 3. SUZANNE POIRIER — 76 Fox Farms Rd I H. Gymnastics 1.2,3. LINDA PRESTON 52 Edgewater Rd MICHAEL PROVOST - 318 Shoemaker Lane. RICK PSHOLKA 7 Colonial Avc Skiing 1.3; Tennis 2.3: Caving 1.2.3; Rock climbing 1.2.3. KA THYPUSKEY 78 Bessbrook St Yearbook 3; Track 3. ELAINE R ALT COT - 92 James St. F.H Band 1. 2; Jazz Rock 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Track 3. JOHN RAM AH 325 Cooper St. DA VID RA WSON - 67 Nor- man Ter I 11 Track 2. 3; Weightlifting 2. 3. JEAN REMINGTON 34 Begley St Band I. LORI RICHARDSON - 28 Pleasant Dr. F.H. Swim Stat. l;Band 1.2.3; Band V.P. 3 TIMOTHY RILEY 113 Lealand DAVID RITTER - 62 Cambridge St. F.H. Track I DONNA ROBERTS 20 Barn Rd. KENNETH ROBERTS 745 River Rd. THERESA ROBERTS - 1085 No. West St. F.H. USA ROBINSON 1168 River Rd Band 1.2. 3; Band Decorating Com. 1.2; Acct. Club Treas. 3; NHS 2. 3; Office Aide I. WILLIAM ROBINSON 46 Main St. Soccer 3; Skiing 2. 3; Track I. FRANK ROCCA - 475 Meadow St. SEAN ROGERS — 754 No West St. F.H. ANGELA ROSS 167 F.dgewaicr Rd Softball 1.2. 3: Ski Club 1.2. 3; NHS 2. 3 PATRICE ROSS 35 Silver Lake Dr Swimming 1.2. 3; Capt. 3; Gymnastics 1.2.3. — Capt. 3; Track 1.2. 3: Daisy Chain 1.2; AFS 3. TODD ROVELLI — 79 Lincoln St ASMW 1.2.3. Capt. 3; Math League 1.2.3; Chorale 1.2.3; NHS 2.3; Pres. 3; West. M A. Chorus 1.2.3; All-State Chorus I. 2. 3: Agawam Jazz Rock Ensemble 1.2; Vaudeville Show 1.2. 3. NANCY ROY 77 Corey Colonial — Keyettes I; Chorus 1; Class Council I. 2; Jr. Variety Show 2: Donkey Basketball 2. GEORGE RUSSELL 111 River Rd Soccer I. 2. 3. WILLIAM RUSSELI 188 Beckman Dr. LAURIE RUSSO 649 Cooper St. Soccer 1. 2. 3; Softball 1. 2. 3; Fut. See. Club 2. 3; Jr. Classical League 2; Hockey Cheerleader I KEVIN RYAN 19 Fruwirth Avc. F.H. PETER SADOWSKl 25 Homer St. F.H Hockey 2 LORI S All BA I Doanc Avc CYNTHIA SANT AG ATE 418 Meadow St. Apt. C-2. Ski Club I. 2. 3; Mirror 3. ANTONIO SANTANTELLO 31 Barn Rd Soccer I. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; Track 2. 3 ROBERT SANTINELLO 21 Bricn St Football 2. CYN Till A SANTIS'I 75 Rhodes Avc. F.H. Chorale 1.2 MARK SARACTNO — 386 Poplar St. F.H — Track 1. 2. 3. LAURIE SCHINDLER 83 Northwood St F II ROBERT SEPANEK 921 River Rd ANTHONY SGUEGLIA — 69 Forest Hill Rd. — Wrestling 1.2.3. Track 2; Golf I: French Club 2. JAMES SHE A 96 Roberta C.r. - - Hockey 1.2,3. LAURIE SHE AN — 58 Norman Ter. F.H JOANNE SHEEHAN 75 Forest Rd ADAM SHEFFER 264 Silver St LINDA SHEFFER 264SilverSt Band I. 2.3. Band Sec. 3. ANN SHERRY 70 Doanc Avc. Track 1.2.3; NHS 2.3; JCL 3; AFS 3: Spanish Club 2.3. THOMAS SIBILI A — 99 Carr Avc Hockey 1. 2. 3; Baseball 3; NHS 2. 3. — Vice-Prcs 3 JAMES SIMPSON 11 Rhodes Avc. F.H. CHRISTINE SKOWERA -81 Belvidere Avc. F.H - Ski Club 1.2; NHS 2.3. JOHN SLIECH — 188S. Westfield St. F.H. — Ski Club 1.2.3. DA- VID SMITH 26 Lexington St Football I. 2. 3; Track 2. 3. GARY SMITH 19 Church St PAIGE SMITH 24 Albert St. RALPH SODEN 103 Lealand Avc LOIS SOJA 775 Spfld St. 5C F.H. PETER SPAULDING Jr 140 Autumn St. SHERRI SPRING - 72 Ridgeway Dr F.H. ROSEMARIE STASSEN 130 Parker St MARYK. STEELE 123 Anthony St — Colorguard 1.2. 3; Winterguard I; Yearbook Lit. Staff 3. SHARONSTEFANIK 54 Stanley PI Colorguard 1.2. — Capt. 3; Winterguard 1.2: NHS 2. 3; Daisv Chain I. 2; Yearbook Assoc. Fd. 3; Band I, 2. 3; Prom Com. 2 THERESA STENTA — 63 Duclos Dr. F.H. — Field Hockcv I; Softball I MARGARET STONEBURG 526 Cooper St Soccer I; SAC I; AFS I REBECCA STRATOS — 106 Columbia Dr III Mirror 2. 3. LESLIE STRONG 184 Maynard St DAVID STUART - 12 Roberta Cir. - Football I. 2. 3. Capt 3; Track I. 2. 3; Weightlifting 1. 2.3. CHRISTINESUBOTIN 28 Virginia St. JERISULLIVAN — 23 Mardalc Avc Class Treas I: Soccer I; Daisy Chain 2: OSA Rep 2; OSA Treas 3; AFS I. 2. Pres 3; SAC 2;SRAC 2. PATRICK SULLIVAN - 15 Mill St Hockey 1. 2. 3. JUSTIN A TALBOT 78 Veranda Avc AFS I DINO TANGREDI 193 Meadow St Football 1.2. 3; Track 1; Weightlifting 1.2,3. ANNE MARIE TAUPIER- - 36 Hendom Dr. F.H. Colorguard 1.2, 3; Winterguard 2; Track 1.3; Daisy Chain I. 2; Band 1.2; Mirror Staff 3; French Club 2. 3. LAWRENCE TEAL 128 Parkview Dr SANDRA TEAL 21 Parkview Dr. MICHAEL TEMKIN 54 Barbara Lane. JOSEPH TESNY 82 Sunnyslopc Avc. I H STEVEN TETREAULT— 23 Lexington St. Soccer I. 2. 3; Wrestling I. 2. 3. JAMES THORNTON 21 Bradford Dr F.H Wrestling I. 3 MATTHEW THORSEN 19 Stewart Lane RODGE THRESHER 211 South ick St. LISA TORCIVIA 484 Corey St. ANTHONY TORINO— 397 Southwick St F.H. JOSEPH TORTORIELLO 27 Highland St F.ll Mirror 1.2; Band 1.2. 3; Jazz Band 1.2; AVS 1.2.3; Yearbook 3;Cho- rale 2. 3 TINA TRICINELLA 31 Reed St WILLIAM TURGEON 72 Birch Hill F.H MARK TURNBULL — 6 Bester St. Del Ju- dor Witbank 1035 Rep. of South Africa Football 3; AFS 3: skiing and bird watching KENNETH TYNAN — 693 North Westfield St. I II Skiing 3 USA VIGNATO 34 Day St. F.H.SUSAN VINESETT 28 King St NHS 2. 3. CHARLOTTE VINTON — 675 Main St. Swim Team 2. 3; Acct. Club 3. LISA VIVENZIO 1324 Main St Band I. VITALIS VONHOLLANDER 13 Charles St l.ORI WEBSTER 53 Royal St. Tennis 1.2. 3; Colorguard 1.2. 3 RUSSEL WEBSTER — 137 Leonard St. Box 68 — AVS 1.2. 3; Weightlifting I. 2.3. CAREY WEISS 16 South West St. F.H. Chorale 2. 3; Jazz Band 2.3; Jazz Combo 2,3; Vocal En- semble 2. 3. JEFFRY WHITNEY 101 Mallard Cir KEVIN WIDMER 129 Parker St. ROBERT WILLIAMS — 52 Chestnut I anc Swimming 1; Chorale 3 KAREN WHSOS 468 Cooper St NHS 3 JOSEPH WOTUS — 61 Granger Dr. LEAH WYLIE 17 l iberty St GARY WYNEGAR 354 Barry St. CHAFICA YACTEEN 74 Bessbrook St. F.H OSA Rep 3; AFS 2. 3; Orm Com. 2. French Club 3; Daisy Chain 2. WILLIAM YAGMIN Jr 547 Franklin Ext. JAMES YELINEK - 12 Elmar Dr F.H. Football 3; Wrestling 3 KAREN ZARLENGO - 36 James Avc. BALLOT BOX Class Flirts Pat Sullivan and Lisa Ghcdi Best Dressed — Cris Liquori and Mark Ceccarini Class Clown and Most Unprcdicablc Dario Mcrcadantc and Karen Zarlcngo Ch ovV schoo S 'A L '881 ' 1U 5rio J £ CdO fr( } 0r ce dn Class Athletes Sharon Baldarelli and Dave Stuart Class Beethovens Scott Mackin and Sandy Nasccmbcni Class Picassos Marjorie Dickmann and Rick Neilson BALLOT BOX, ’CONT. Class Brains Todd Rovelli and Rose Destefano t law Devils Karen arlcngo. (not available for photograph. Mike Morgan) Class Swecthcai Doug Guthrie a I Beth Johnson Class Individual — Dario Mercadantc Class Individual — Mclisa Danckcrt 1 Class Lady and Gentleman David Smith and Cris Liquori Class Tens Dan O'Brien and Lori Limotti Class Angels Adam Sheffer and Linda Sheffer Best Personality Anna Pilicro; (not available for photo- graph. Glenn Geddis) Dynamic Duo Laura Gendron and l.aurcl Masi; (not available for photograph. Tom Sibilia and Jim Shea) Senior Cast 'WiCC atuC fCesfoment I. Karen Ann. leave all the memories and good times to my friends. I. Debbie Maccy. lease Mr Files. Mr Tilcston. Mrs. Poulin. Mr. Davis, and Coach Willie all the happiness and memories they have given me I. David Podgorski. leave Mr. Fahey's tests for all those who need to pass. I. Deb Marmo. take with me the loud echoes of my clogs, and yells to Boonic. Becky, and Pi za La. and best of luck al- ways to La I. Chris Norman, leave the happy times and the sad moments to Gina. Reg, and Tut. I. Dean, leave my plants and the remains of my pig to Mr. Ramah and Miss Wolokowiz. I. Joe Masciotra. leave DT's. I. Craig The Kraut Ober, leave my glove to future Freddy Lynn's, my bottle of milk in paramus, my cheese ball to Mr. Bagetta. my Commodores albums to Mr. Tilcston. my Dance shoes to Mr. Files. I. David Rawson. leave the following: gym locker and school. I also leave this town to the youngsters and hope they make everything the best it can be to everyone. I. Linda, leave my last name to all my teachers who had trouble pronouncing it. I. Jean Remington, leave my parking space to Raymond Thann I. Craig McCarl. leave my smelly wrestling locker with it’s dirty socks to upcoming wrestlers. We. Lori and Laura, leave the memories of first period sewing to Mrs. Hogan. I. Kim McCarthy, leave an overly crowded locker and a lot of good times to my sister Chris. I. Tony Torino, leave my hair brush and comb to the whole senior class. Thank you. I. Dave, leave Mrs Malcrba all my artistic abilities to pass on to other pupils and veterans. I. Dave Meade, leave my trash barrel, mop and bucket, dry mop. and sponge to Carm Rossi. We. Tina and Carey, leave our space beneath the tree to be occupied by only Michael and Cindy during lunch. I. Dario Mcrcadantc. leave no contact syndrome to (stamina) to next year's studs. I. William Ian Mark Turnbull, leave my . my beloved, my bank balance, my bicycle, and my airplane ticket to be auctioned off at Agawam High School. I. Lisa Robinson, leave my rowdiness and big mouth to the band. And to Mr. Sheehan. I leave all the D's that you always wanted to give me for my grade! I. Kim. leave all my diapers to Sue to wear always. I. Carl Lchbcrgcr. leave the following: one fine fernt. I. Lois, leave the 3 worst years of my life. I. Scott Karam. leave the following: empty kegs that we had during the school year to the Agawam High School. I. Cathy Lctourncau. leave the following Moby Dick and all the students who need to have 3n IQ of ? to pass Mrs. Nardi's class to Mrs. Nardi's English class. I. Dirty Hands Stu. leave my zippo tape measure and all my school spirits (Ha Ha) to anybody that needs them. I. Sally Librero. leave Joanne all my cheat notes in Mrs. ? class. I. Leslie, leave my smiling face, pleasantness and my sister Lois for one more year to Mr Mornscy I. Mike Morgan, leave nothing to AHS. I. Steven Page, leave the original spage shirt to the AHS archives. I. Margie, leave my sister Nicole my locker ... if she ever makes it here I. David Stuart, leave my bclongins. car. wardrobe, and whatever, to Doreen and the class of 81’ I ? hereby leave the following assortment of arms. legs, fingers, toes, and heads to anyone who'll put them together I. “Bubs , leave the soccer team my nickname which I will never forget. I. Mark Morrison, leave several empty desks, several boring text books, and one smelly locker to the next soph, that comes along. I. Mary Ellen, leave green M M's to Sandi because she needs them! We. Shirley. Tracy, and Diane, leave to Mr. Joseph a new book of OLD JOKES! I. Natasha, leave my parking space in the lot that I had for 2 to years to rest in the dust short drags, donuts, skids etc. I. Linda, leave Agawam High free as a bird! I. Phil Butler, leave the following nicknames: Shrub and Twitch to Jackie Fortier and Lisa Babcock I. Chris Calkins, leave the Agawam High School lunches and detention room to the upcoming sophomores and juniors I. Ann Abbey, leave all my love and laughter to next years rowdic Seniors. I. Gina Campiti. leave Mr. Morisscy many mounds of magical mystical memories of my mischief. I. Lori Acosta, leave AHS to anyone who wants it! Have Fun!! I. Patti, leave my watchful eyes and kind words to Lisa I. Tom. leave all the good times I've had to all my friends who arc still in AHS. I. Sandy, leave all my outrageous and nasty T-shirts to Mr. Pulaski. I. Terry, leave my cheat notes, my locker, my Mickey and Minnie stickers and all my problems from yearbook to Kim. my best buddy. I. Laura Carlisto. leave the following book of jokes for Mr Pulaski to add to his collection. I. Bruno, leave Lisa the best of luck and happiness in the future. I. Kathy, leave all my chemistry tests from Mr. Fahey for future flunkees. I. Foleyburger. leave all my winks to next year’s English Classes. I. Frank Armstrong, leave the following 2 inches of rubber from my back tires to the school parking lot. I. Rita Caputo. leave my Monte Carlo, when I decide to give it up. to David Smith. I. Kim. hereby leave Dana and Mary a promise to get my license . . . someday!!! I. Kim. leave Lisa Ghedi I magazine in a brown paper bag. I. Lisa Asta-Ferrero. leave all my bear facts to Sandi Battles, and all my half dollars to Mr. Sheehan. i. lAimci vv . uorman. leave me Ava Koom. equipment, and studio to Mr . L llcurcux and luture stall mcmucis. I. Cris. leave all the happiness and sweet time and my best to you forever. I lose ya sweets!! to Reg I. Mary, leave my pumpkin suit to someone else with the Halloween spirit. I. Barry, leave my waterbed. car. and a pair of tickets to the Eddie Money concert to Michele I. Theresa, leave to my son. the kinky midget: my blessed secret to Mr. Ramah. And all my words and friendship to Miss Mary. I. Dina, leave nothing much because there is nothing much to leave. I. l.ori Webster, leave the following quote fermes la bouche to all French students who don't like big mouths. I. Mary, leave mv locker to anyone who wants it. I will gladly give it up to anyone! We. Chris. Lori, and Tricia. sincerely apologize and leave a pair of tw eezers, a crobar. a set of keys, a new set of lug-nuts and two re-filled tires to Frank's car I. Janice Me zetti. leave the echo of my laugh to the halls of AHS. I. Russ, leave Mr. l.'Heurcux and his crew the rest of their school daze without me. I. Kathy Landers, leave my entire collections of things to Mrs. Jones. A special thanks to Mrs Jones for all the things she has done for me. I. Jeri Sullivan, leave all my bus identification cards to Liz Riley who will need them since she will be taking the bus from now on. I. Patricia Misisco. leave a summer full of studies w ithout the privilege of Max-Ed to the Agawam School Committee. I. Carey, leave my place in the Jazz Combo and Vocal Ensemble to those who follow me and also my place in the tenor section. I. Scott Hermans, leave the path, parties, keg's, sickening lunches, skip days at Granville, and good times to next year's senior class. I. Sharon S.. leave all the memories of my ducks and the mirrors in AHS to my sister Jill for future use I. Lenny Bruso. leave all my best car tricks and stunts, jokes, and Senior year to all my best friends. I. Frank Morassi. leave the following: excuses to Mr. Bates and Mr. Morisscy I. Bill, leave my entire toenail collection, my disco-roller canoe and my sleasy. sweaty, cross-country socks to future cross-country runners. I. Lisa, leave the sophomores and juniors too many detentions. I. Rose Morassi. leave the many scenes at lunch and piggy back rides down the hall to Diane. Judy, and Debbie. I. Lisa, leave a year's supply of toilet paper for the girls' room because there's never any in there, to Lisa and Sue. I. Tcri Stenta. leave Lori Barna all our memories of the past. Also. I leave Diane. Paula, my brain and all the good times down the desert. I. Nancy, am taking my giggles and laughter out of the library so Mom can have a few years of peace. I. Nena. leave Reggie all the happiness in the world! (I love ya Kid.) I. Margaret, leave my nick-name to Mr. Baggetta I. Stephen Moreau, leave all my High Fidelity magazines and my hangman computer program to J.W. I. Jim Olko. leave ALL of the unbelievers a piece of my mind, and a hope towards the future! I. Rosemary, leave the following bright ideas and my ability to ignore Mr. Baggetta’s rantmgs and ravings to the next OSA director. I. iAMiaiu oaiicuni, ie« c an my woraiy poscuioas ana my oascowii giovc to tnc class 01 ivoi. I. Barsy. leave my skill, determination, potential to achieve the best, my speed and quickness, and last but not least, the high jump bar and pit to any girl athlete who wants what I have to give. I. Mark Ceccarini. leave Mr. Willard my Cheryl Ticgs notebook. Mr. Burquc my year supply of gum and the upcoming classes all my acts in the hallways. I. Pat. leave the following strange faces, and weird sayings to Pciffcr Person. Judish. Debbie, and Laraccas. I. Judy Ferguson, leave to Kristen Lee. Agawam High School in 1995 and hopefully she will enjoy it better than I did. I. Beth Johnson, leave my exciting Friday nights and all of us driving around being bored, to Jill and all her friends. I. Tricia. leave my locker. 1110. that's been handed down through these past 3 years to Laurie Prentice. We. Denise and Diana, leave Mr Ramah a life-time supply of Whcatback pennies!! I. Kid. leave one cold case of Hcincken and a little----to Crazy Chick. I. Karyn. leave Mr. Bates all my notes and excuses for being tardy. I. Mike Ehrcsman. leave nothing to Agawam. I. Heather Bonnello. leave my track shorts to one of the upcoming 440-ers. I. “The White Knight , leave Walley the Racoon, the custom 5 in 89 'i pieces, my Guy Lumbardotapc. many (S' !! and one scars subscription to Popular Magazine to the Loners: Rip. Dog. Butch. Bird and Ghin. I. Doug E. Guthrie, leave the Saturday nights after winning games, to the 1981 Football team. I. Kathy Fairhurst. leave my little brother to all the teachers that deserve him. I. Sandi. leave all my si-qui-d. my community locker and junk, my plume and my memories to my older-sister Lisa. I. Sandi. leave all my half dollars to Mr. Sheehan. We. Teresa and Sandi. leave Mr. Ramah our Blessed secret. I. Garth Dahdah. leave my tennis balls to the benighted teachers who took them from me. I. Mars a Cuffcc, leave one deflated basketball, one troublesome locker, two lunches that I saved all year just for you: and two middle names to K R.C.J. and J.J.J.J. I. BcthGolcmo. take my talcs of Erma, screams of Buddah! Buddah! and Ooooh Noooo! outof the hallways but I'll leave shouts of snap those flags. watch your angles. and lots of luck to next years Senior CG Captains. I. Beth Dahlkc. leave the harassment of future seniors like myself to Mr. L'Hcurcux. and all my vitamins and sore throats to Mr. Ramah. I. Laura Bradford, leave this school, principals, teachers, homework, books, and detentions to this school. I. Denise, leave my stachcs to the upcoming classes and M. B. T. nothing. I. Mur. leave my Held hockey stick in Sandy's locker forever. I. Sandy, leave Mur's Held hockey stick in the halls of AHS forever. I. Lori, leave the following: ski passes, lunch money. DT's and the VW to the little brother. Pudge . I. Sue. leave Joe and Bill to make many scenes!!! I. Sandra Nasccmbcni. leave Mrs. Poulin 2 years of rest until Gina carries the talent on and on and on .. . I. Carol Doucette, leave “I don’t get mad. just even with many---------to Mr. Tilcston. I. Dawn, leave the memories of all our Friday and Saturday nights with our friends to the up coming seniors. 1.1 conard Bo ck, leave my younger brother Alan, who is coming into the High School in 1981. to all my past teachers I. l-ric Nelsen. leave all my track records, all my empties, and all my used spikes to the track team. I. Keith Perron, leave my Dasher to Paul Wood, my Impala to Dezicllc. and my J.D. to Yac. I. Tom Doucette, leave a beaker of water and five uncut cords of wood to Mr. Joseph. I. Linda Severs, leave my trombone and scenes to Nent G. and all of my talking to Mr. Files. I. N'ettc. leave the following: books, smiles, personality, happiness, and my footsteps throughout the halls. I. Robert Drcwes. leave all my wishes for good luck to future band members and I leave my used senior locker to some lucky sophomore. I. David W. Dunican. leave all my teachers, books, and fake passes to underclassmen. I. Kathy Nicora. leave a pair of car plugs and a extra large bottle of aspirin to the next Mirror Editor. I. Pic. leave the remains of Agawam High School to my fellow underclassmen for as long as they want it. I. Kelly, leave the following: locker 559 filled with all my unfinished homework to an upcoming sophomore. I. Scott Ehrcnbcrg, leave my locker and courtyard pass to the underclassmen, and the best of wishes to my graduating class. I. Elaine, leave fun times and happy memories behind to many close friends and good times we shared in high school. I. Anna Pilcro. leave a special smile and my most memorable years at AHS to my kid sister Joann, and same to twoslobs Cathy O. and Allison L. I. David l.ync. leave Waldo to harasse and irritate the Administration for the next twenty years. We. Kim and Sharon, leave Donna Summer's Last Dance”, a gift certificate to Authur Murry's dance studio, and a bucket of gray paint to Mr Willard. We. Skiba and Mitch, leave all of our times and our scene making to Chris and Debbie I. Bob Williams, leave the memories of 5th and 6th period shop to Mr. Gardiner, along with all the headaches. I. Troy LaBrccquc. leave the following few extra credits in hope that Tony Torino just might graduate next year, or the year after, or the year af cr. etc. I. Chafica. leave Lynn Mokan my brother. I. Tina Talbot, do hereby leave the following: Mr. Right toSuzy. A night on the town with Steve for Sue and Chuckic. Albic to Rhonda with love, a divorce with Scooby for Ma. one Greek god for Mrs. Martin, and all my love to everyone else. JC to Jackie I. Georgia Kratimenos. leave Agawam High School with something I'll always cherish, memories I. Todd LaBrccguc. leave 3 LHB tapes. I autographed photo of Lew is and a set of fog lights from his limo to the followers of LHB. I. Dino. leave all my false names I've given in high school. I. Mark Moirano. leave my football shorts. $2.50. “The Monte and my football to Dave Stuart. I. John Kunasek. leave my outstanding ability to stop beach halls and a warm spot on the coliseum bench to all future goalies of AHS. I. Gary Jcnnison. leave a thanks to Evy Hamilton for knitting me my scarf. I. Sandy Teal, leave this school to all the poor souls coming and slaying. Good Luck! Extremely glad to be gone, for sure! I. Lynn Mokan. leave I chef to Debbie, my figure to Chafica. my Sat. night from 10:00 12:00 P M . and a wonderful I. Paige Smith, leave my good times and tricks. I. I.auric, leave my smelly gym locker and all my rowdinexs to my sister Deb and also my empty space on the soccer bench to Darccy. I. Laura Grasso, leave all my extra butts to Mr. Merrill. I. Jim Yclinck. leave my flipper and my sucker shots to the 1981 football team to hurt and hospitalize their opponents I. Patty Graves, leave the Mr. , to go with Files, to Files. I. Paul Balboni. leave to Mr. Gage a new set of stcele spheres. To Mrs. Poulin, the memories of Eng. Ha' Ha! I. Lisa, leave Patti many exciting double dates with Doug and me. I. Richard Gray, leave my pay ments on my car to Glenn Gray. I. Prudence, leave my lose, happiness, crazyncss. laughter, tears, scenes, memories, and students ruling the system (!) to the Seniors of 82 and everyone after. I. Bob Grimaldi, leave one synthesizer and sun mixer, beat up pianos and guitars. 7 inches of growth and a head full of hair to Mr. Files. I. Roger, leave what's left of Agawam High to Tom and Charley. I. Cid-Kid. leave singing to YES and Laughing my — off. I. Nanc. leave all my medical exams and great times to Mary. Jeanic and Ricky. I. David, leave Miss Morison my butchered pig and Mr. Gage a new pair of steel spheres to go along with a new set of nice wheels. I. Bob Santincllo. leave two deflated tires to l.J's car. I. David Peter Hanson, leave in sound mind and health; my job at the Carriage, my remaining comps and programs, my NHS priviledges: and I gladly leave Calculus. JW’s pigs, and a disorganized school to those unlucky underclassmen I. Susan, gladly leave AHS. I. Bob. leave to Suzanne, tenants to Till your empty rooms and to Todd. President Saul's home remedy for bronchitis I. Cindy Santini. leave the Santini name echoing in the empty halls of AHS for Mr. T. to always remember I. Sue. leave Mr. Merrill a pack of Marlboros and I also leave my smelly locker to Bokc I. Kathy, leave to Britt. Cunicc. and Chrissy all the empty bottles in my back seat. To Albcc a can of Hires Rootbeer I. Mark Saracino. leave My will to get out to the class of 82 . I. Jim. leave Hit by the puck to next year's hockey team. I. Tracic. leave my art talent to Mrs. Malcrba. I also leave Mary Dowling the rcmcmbcrancc of Terry proposing to Barbara. I. Linda Sheffer. leave the Agawam High Band piccolo to next year's best Sr. flutist. I. Glenn Geddis. leave my great heritage to those who cracked all those silly jokes in the locker room. I. Claire the Bear , leave my dirty gym socks to Skunk, slaps to M.B.T.andall the junk that I left in my locker toCarm and Link! I. Kathleen Chapman, leave all of my sheet music to Alison Lush. I. Liz. leave many cards and a big kiss to Mr. Joseph, and a pair of pink ankle socks to Miss Ennis. I. Kay. leave Mildred . Rudy . 'T' to “Maria I. Michelle, leave this school to rot. I. Chip Granger, leave lo Ihc girl ol Agawam High my body. I. Sue. leave to my fantastic sophomore colorguard the memories of “Captain Boonic . and my Decrepit feathers to next year's capt. I. Steve Tctrcault. leave smart remarks and my skills to my brother Brian. I. Dean Molta. leave the following congratulations for a job well done to muscleman Chase. I. Debbie, leave the following: all my Friday nights from 10:00-12:00 P.M. to Mr. Sheehan, one fish for her Friday night bowls of clam chowder and all my w it. charm, and personality to Lynn, and one black “Renegade jeep and a 100% for all of my quizzes to Mr. Rix. I. Lisa Hclliquisl. leave Mr. “Z my writer's cramp from history notes and Mrs. Nordall's art test forever. I. Jim Thornton, leave the following name fatty to Mr. Whatley I. Linda, leave my shoulder and ability to listen to reason lo the back of my hand We. Oswaldo and Ashawatami leave our candy bar combinations to whoever the heck wants them I. Tom Herscy, leave my stupid gestures and remarks in Mr. Fitz's sociology class. I. Lori, leave a bottle of Alka Seltzer for those early mornings after to Pctic L I. Bullhead, leave my horns to all future bullheads. We. Ann Sherry and Kathy Foley, leave our Chemistry lab procedures to anyone who wants to blow their labs up. I. John, leave the upcoming Seniors Miss Wolochowicz and her tennis legs. I. Carla, gladly leave Agawam High, as future Seniors will also. I. Tom. leave locker 886 3 inches into the wall. I. Lisa Hopping, leave my happiness and hope and the best of luck to Everyone at Agawam High and “Sis” I. Tom. leave my extensive Physics Knowledge to Mr. Gage. I. Doc. leave a chord of wood and 12 cases to the Granville Loners. I. Dana Johnson, leave yearbook remembering all the good times and my sister Bev a lot of luck and love. I. Maryann, leave my knowledge of accounting to Denise I. Chris, leave my frisbcc. shorts, and pillow to whoever finds them. I. Bill Vagmin. leave all my bad habits and my perch in Mr. Burque's room to Mr. Burque. I. Kim. leave all the parties and good times to all the upcoming Seniors, have fun! I. Slicchy. leave the underclassmen all the junk that's in my locker and all my $ cent rcturnablcs. I. Karl, leave all my complaints to Sharon. I. Caron Lacour. leave my purple socks and a purple skate board to Mr. Tileston. I. Joanne Landers, leave the following saves and the next person to get my locker (it sticks) to Mr Gage. I. David Smith, leave all the fun and joy I have had with the class of “81 to the students of Agawam High I. Donna, leave all the wonderful lunches to Terry and the gang at second lunch. I. Jack Rip Jury, leave 40 degree rides with the top dow n. Wally Raccoon hunts, and all my fortran programs to Doc. Butch. Whitey. Ghin. and Bird. I. Mark LaViolcttc. leave my car. looks, good times, and stereo to Mark Ceccarini. I. Janice Beardsley, leave Stacey the best always with Jack; Mr. Fitz. his jokes, and Mr. Zabiclski all the history notes he made us take, and Agawam High with some great memories. I. Michele George, leave my great smile and personality to Mr. Tileston and Mr. Altobelli I. Evelyn Ann Chase, leave my picture that wasn't in last year’s yearbook to Mr. Pulaski. I. Yvette Belislc. leave a normal AVA staff to Lash. I. Debbie Chcctham. leave PeeWee my friendship, love, understanding, green m m's. and thanks for the leprechaun. I. Lisa, leave my love, happiness and Sat. nights out on the town to Reggie. Tut. Gina. Sharon. Di. and Sue. I. Steve Berard. leave my pity to the next editor of the Mirror. I. Dori. leave the Sophomores and Juniors many detentions first, then suspensions!! I. Tootic. leave my sister Bessie. I. Kathy Gilberti. leave Agawam High absolutely nothing!! I. Judy, leave to my best friend Beth, many more years of friendship to last a lifetime. I. Cathy Cormier, leave Agawam High exactly what it deserves — nothing! I. Tammy, leave “Hola y Estoy bien. gracias. y Ud.? En una vo muy alta! for Miss Moggio. I. PeeWee. leave the headaches, tension and hardships of finding a team and having one. Good Luck next year to the Field Hockey Team. I. Richard Irving Bowc III. leave all the mold for the future moldic goalies, of AHS. There is enough mold for everyone. I. Denise, leave Sue my locker Keep it clean!! I. Ken Tynan, leave my sense of intelligence to next year's seniors and much rowdiness always at Agawam High. I. Frank Rocca, leave my cherished nick-names on my bureau and all my albums to the New York stock exchange to be sold as commodities. I. Rick Psholka. leave all of these years. I know you twoand I know it is a goodbye. I hope that both of you have fun all the time. Love ya — to Bonnie and Marilyn. I. Sue. leave all the fantastic moods I was in at lunch, cheese crackers, and Diane's sweatshirt to Diane. Judy. Terry, and Debbie. I. Todd, leave one ease of bronchitis and the original recording of the ”1801” overture to O.B. and the 1981 ASMW team. I. Chuck, leave my tidey locker and my teachers that deserve her to my sister. I. Nancy Roy. leave my cheering scat at the LHS vs. AHS games to those who know best I. Lisa Vivenzio. leave AHS to all the seniors to come and hope they have as many good times there as I did. I, George Russell, leave all the - and doughnuts to the soccer team. I. Sue Poirier, leave the chair in Mr. Morrissey office for many more confrontations to my brother John. I. F.lainc R . leave the school with a smile and love to Barbie. Scott. Joanna and Bob. Good Luck. To the O.E.F.N. gang. Good luck to all of you in whatever you may do and I hope we keep in touch always. Love. Me. I. Bill Robinson, leave my . milk and cookies, locker, seat, charm, personality. Mr. Bates D.T.'sand one piece of gum to the junior and sophomore degenerates at 3rd lunch. PERSONAL PATRONS BUSINESS PATRONS Personal Patrons Business Patrons Ann G. Eckart Mr. Mrs. David W. Pulaski Judith M. Hogan Mr. Mrs. David Stratton Mr. Mrs. James A. O’Keefe Ronald H. Willett D.D.S. 33 Southwick St. Feeding Hills Mr. Mrs. Peter D. Mazza Mr. Mrs. Jim Stefanik Malones Farm Garden Center 338 Silver St., Agawam Arlene Mazza Mr. Mrs. Alfred Racicot Pulaski Photographic Dickinson Drive. Granville, Ma. 01034 Mr. Mrs. Frances Amcllin Rick Amcllin Bay-Conn. Machine 257 Garden St. Feeding Hills, Ma. Mr. Mrs. Edward Bryant Mr. Mrs. Frank Cavallo Agawam Public Market Main St. Ag.. Ma. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Liberatore Mr. Mrs. Joseph Tortoricllo Line Right Safety Service 1676 Main St.. Agawam Mr. Mrs. C. J. Ghedi Mr. Mrs. Robert Chcctham Jet Industries 307 Siver St., Agawam Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Johnson Mr. Mrs. Wm. Ferguson Barbara Vanderhoof Mr. Mrs. D. Capponcclli KITTREDGE JEWELRY I wear Kittrcdge Jewelry or nothing at all! Don’t get caught bare without your diamond or wedding ring from KITTREDGE JEWELRY COMPANY P.O. BOX 129 SOUTHWICK, MASS. 01077 For personal appointments call Bill Jobbins at 569-5337 170 Mention THIS AD and save 57c MORE OFF our already low prices!!! NATIONAL AEROSPACE The beautiful, new National Aerospace; we’re easy to recognise with our new look. CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class of 1981. from NATIONAL AEROSPACE, INC. 171 11 Ramah Circle; Agawam. Ma. Cecchi's fruits vegetables worth sharing! Timely harvesting insures fresh and flavorful produce. CECCHI’S FARM STAND 1131 Springfield Street, Feeding Hills. Ma. Dave. Denise, and Bobby all agree Cecchi's produce is number one. FEEDING HILLS FLORIST 8 Southwick St. Crossroads Shops. F.H. 786-9764 feeding JjUU FLORIST No flowery speeches; just fresh and lovely flowers. Tasteful assistance for any occasion, and we can wire flowers world wide! STUART’S SPORTSMEN’S CENTER 67 Springfield Street, Agawam. Ma. Tennis? Stuart's has it all!! It's all downhill after Stuart's. Bob and Dave always see Stuart's before hitting those wide, open spaces. LORING STUDIOS 1216 Main Street, Springfield, Ma. See Cindy at I.oring for all your portrait wedding photography needs. No surprise: another fine I.oring Portrait! ■■■■■ ■■Ml ■■Ml •■■M ■■Ml !■■■■ Ml '■ M ••«M ;; m 222! MHH1 At Loring Studio you get the best of professional, friendly service: Look at the Agawam port Tammy Kelly know where to get the most palatable food in Agawam. BETTY’S OLD TOWNE HOUSE 288 Walnut Street. Agawam. Ma. Once you've been here you’ll never forget our old-time hospitality! m Betty’s Town House for warm receptions. SODA CITY PINKY’S PAMPERED PETS 357 Walnut Street; Agawam. Ma. Phil keeps Soda Cily shelves superbly stocked. Pinky’s Pet Palace provides perfect products for perky pals. FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS 19 Springfield Street; Agawam. Ma. A friendly Friendly waitress always serves you promptly. Don't just stand there, come on in for a Friendly Fribble! Leading the way to the best in medical supplies . .. Agawam Medical Supplies! Chris reads up on some of the newer equipment that’s available. AGAWAM MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 719 Main Street. Agawam. Ma. 01001 789-1100 Best of luck to the Class of ’81!! From Doctor Tom Reen Doctor Dave Reen Doctors David and Thomas Reen Practice limited to Orthodontics 61 Van Decnc Ave, West Springfield. Ma. 733-2477 Hats off to Cogswell Manufacturing: the finest in machine shops. COGSWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY 1260 Sufficld Street. Agawam. Ma. 01001 786-1511 v FURNITURE SHOP GIFTS ond WARFS Ensign Cooper’s Main StrMt, Agawam N i to Th Emign Cooper Shop “Why don't you give up and go to the professionals at Keefe. Dori?! 808 TSTREAUlT Lit CASIEUO RACK N CUE - AGAWAM BOWL THE AREA S FINEST RECREATION CENTER MEMBER WN.ECA 3 C A ®MONE 786-4040 359-363 WALNUT ST EXT 786-0998 AGAWAM SHOPPING CENTER “Lir “Bob Class of Class of '52 '58 KEEFE FLORIST 266 Walnut Street. Agawam, MA. 01001 786-2622 I TOWNE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. INSURANCE Life — Auto — Fire — Casualty — Home 369 Walnut Street. Agawam. Ma. 01001 786-3535 ! 178 Debbie and Karen know the doorway to the finest banquet facilities in A toast to the fine cuisine and service at Chez Josef, town. CHEZ JOSEF 176 Shoemaker Lane. Agawam. Ma. 01001 786-0257 Health begins at the spine. Get a chiropractic checkup. Dr. Schlaffcr demonstrates his technique. DR. JOSEPH S. SCHLAFFER 225 Springfield Street, Agawam. Ma. 01001 789-1369 179 Dcbi Kathy P Terry Congratulations to the Class of 1981 from your Senior Color- guard! Beth Anne Cindy Sharon The Rollaway is a great place to meet new friends! Skating the hours away at the Rollaway. the best rink in the area. THE ROLLAWAY 1756 Main Street Agawam, Ma. 786-4875 You can believe your eyes - if you make sure to go to Agawam Oticians for your eye care needs. AGAWAM OPTICIANS 334 Walnut Street Ext.. Agawam. Ma. 01001 786-0719 197 Main Street. Agawam, Ma. 01001 786-8111 182 250 Springfield Street. Agawam, Ma. 01001 786-0430 fFICE SUPPLY INr' Thorpe’s is willing and able to fill all your office supply needs. You can count on Billy and Bruno to deliver! THORPE’S OFFICE SUPPFY INC. 1410 Main Street, Agawam, Ma. 01001 786-8080 JEWELRY WATCHES Letalien Jewelers AGAWAM SHOPING CENTER AGAWAM. MASS. 01001 10:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY GIFTS PHONE 786-3664 DAIRY MART 344 N. Westfield St. Feeding Hills, Ma. 183 Always willing and able to give good and helpful advice — that’: Suburban. Trfrini suburban CB REAL ESTATE 786 0500 I sale by Suburban. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE 289 Springfield Street. Agawam. Ma. 01001 786-0500 You’ll feel proud behind the wheel of a tractor from Chriscola’s Farm When you climb aboard Chriscola equipment you can be sure of Equipment. getting the job done. CHRISCOLA’S FARM EQUIPMENT INC. Sufficld St.. Agawam. Ma. 01001 786-1710 John’s Trucking is the place to come for sand, gravel and clean fill We have all types of quality equipment to serve your needs. JOHN’S TRUCKING 415 Silver Street.. Agawam. Ma. 01001 786-3340 185 CONGRATULATIONS to the graduating class of 1981 FROM ALL OF US AT.., PLUMBING • HEATING FUEL OIL RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS REMODELING 24 HOUR BURNER SERVICE Agawam, Mass. Master Lie. No. 8ESS 786T)199 Kidder — Stacy has the highest quality printing presses for all your industrial needs. KIDDER-STACY CO. 270 Main St. Agawam. Ma. 786-8692 You'll be an all-star when you shop at Edward's Drugs. EDWARD’S DRUG STORE 287 Springfield St. Agawam. Ma. 786-4100 Derek and Carmine read The Advertiscr News. Do You? Congratulations to the Class of 1981 from the Staff of the Agawam Ad- vertiser News. 26 North Westfield Street, Feeding Hills 786-7747 R. M. Sardclla — Publisher Serving Agawam And Its People Don't yell. Agawam's Finest Cleaners can handle soil on any type outfit! AGAWAM’S FINEST CLEANERS 707 Main St. Agawam. Ma. 786-7444 Wendy Congratulations to the Class of 81 from the Varsity Cheerleaders. Chris 188 Georgia Ncna Dr. Curiis’s courteous crew. Dr. H.M You always leave Dr. Curtis’s chair with a smile! . Curtis 53 Springfield Street. Agawam. Via. 786-0171 Mr. Golemo shows Packaging Servicing Inc.’s versitility for packaging anything for anyone? Packaging Servicing Inc. 168 Elm Street. Agawam, Ma. 786-8304 189 Heritage Hall SOUTH 100 Harvey-Johnson Drive Agawam Massachusetts 01001 NORTH 55 Cooper Street Agawam Massachusetts 01001 . i t f f • tst SiO SZr w . $ HERITAGE HALL South 100 Harvey-Johnson Dr. Agawam 786-8000 North 55 Cooper St. Agawam West 61 Cooper St. Agawam Some familiar faces from the staff at Heritage Hall. 190 Shari says. Dirt this tough is a job for Southgate Laundry. SOUTHGATE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Sufficld Street. Agawam. Ma. 01001 786-4938 Vitalis directs the way to quality films at Baystatc Films. BAYSTATE FILMS PRODUCTION INC. 35 Springfield Street. Agawam 786-4454 Filling prescriptions can be a tricky proposition, but never at Feeding Hills Pharmacy. FEEDING HILLS PHARMACY 786-2362 1350 Springfield Street. F. Hills. Ma. 01030 786-2357 Swing into St. Anne’s Country Club for the finest in banquet facilities and golfing pleasures! ST. ANNE’S COUNTRY CLUB 781 Shoemaker Lane. F. Hills. Ma. 01030 786-2088 Sparc parts, always on stock! Great service at the sign of the bright orange bike. “Whether you're just a beginner .. “ or advanced. Al's will keep you rolling! AL’S BICYCLE CORNER 313 Springfield Street. Agawam. Ma. 01001 786-4994 Gail has a plani for you. Slcpanik Greenhouses are wall-to-wall with lush vegetation. STEPANIK GREENHOUSES 490 Southwick Street, F. Hills. Ma. 01030 786-1359 Picture perfect portraits at Boulcy Studios .. . every time. BOULEY STUDIOS 32 Elm Street, Westfield, Ma. 562-3363 You want to look like this on the dance floor? Go to Renata Vcxcuzes Dance Studio. RENATA VEXCUZES DANCE STUDIO 393 Travolta Terrace BecGcc Heights, Agawam. Ma. 1-563-786-6079 01001 Buildings by Scott Duncan's are really something to talk about! SCOTT DUNCAN’S CONSTRUCTION CO. 25 Taplcy Street Springfield. Ma. 737-6258 SALES SERVICE PARTS DIAL 1413) 786-9070 CENTRAL APPLIANCE SERVICE OF SPRINGFIELD INC 377 WALNUT STREET EXT WILLIAM R WINSHIP AGAWAM MA 01001 63 Springfield Street FOOD MART AC“ If you like to munch out, check out at Food Mart! You can believe that Food Mart has the best buns in town. This isn't the only duo working dynamically to serve you. here at Food Mart. cheer about! Who is it that says ... ? “Let’s SIT DOWN and talk about this” “INCREDIBLE!” “there’s an old Polish expression ...” “the three of us can’t do it alone!” “be visible” “JELLY BEANS!” “up the river without a paddle” “BE FLEXIBLE!” “Coach” “What can I say!!!!” “number one; number two; number three; ...” “I don’t want to name any names!” “it comes from up above” “did you hear the one about ...” “the Phantom struck again!” “I’m only human!” On behalf of the Senior Class, we, the ’81 Sachem staff and our advisor, Mr. Pulaski, do hereby dedicate the Agawam High School 1981 yearbook to ... ... Mr David Theodorowicz. Principal ... friend ... colleague ... confidant ... “I am wealthy in my friends” ... Mr T. ... a darn good principal. As all yearbooks past and present, this yearbook is to store and record all the happy and sad times at Agawam High School. This year, 1980- 1981, has been filled with many important and special events: the release of our 52 American hostages, who were held captive in Iran for 444 long days, and the election of a new President, Ronald Reagan, were two major events. With Reagan's appointment into the presidency came the renewed fear of a nuclear war balanced by the hope for a better economy and a brighter tomorrow. We. the 1981 Sachem Staff, ran into a multitude of problems during the production of this edition. Photographs got mis-filed, materials were left home when they should have been at school, the flu hit hard and caused problems with meeting deadlines, etc, etc, etc! But, even with all the grief, somehow we all made it through and it is hoped that the '81 Sachem, with its creative cover, bright end sheets, and other new additions, meets your approval. This yearbook would not have been possible were it not for the help of many people on and off the staff. A special thanks goes to all our advertisers and our yearbook representative, Mr. John Carrier; also, a special thanks to my brother Rich and my father Francis for their art Yearbook Director Editor-in-Chief: thankless jobs! work contributions. One person who cannot go unnoticed for her work way above and beyond her call of duty is Dana Johnson. If it were not for Dana this book just wouldn't have been possible. She was a great asset to the staff. Last but not least, I would like to thank Mr. Pulaski very much for all his help and understanding. He has got to be the most patient person around. (How he ever put up with us. I'll never know!) Nobody said this would be EASY. Here, sign my yearbook • • • For Reference Not to be taken from this library
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