Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1982 volume:

The day breaks. The sun moves over the horizon. School begins The bell is heard. And there; moving slowly. Is a man and his horse So alone, in a place unknown to him. And we, the civilized ones. Enter new classes, unknown to us. But we know, as the cowboy knows That at the end of this new experience Will be an understanding Perhaps an accomplishment. DENISE BORRELLO ’82 Agawam High School Agawam, Massachusetts Volume 55 1982 SACHEM The horse throws grains of sand aside. Leaving behind a memory. As we leave behind some special trait. Which marks us as being ... The rain covers his memory And new people cover ours. But forever we live on ... Awaiting each new day. For where we have been. We shall never forget, l.ikc a sunset. THE DAY BREAKS, THE SUN MOVES OVER THE HORIZON. SCHOOL BEGINS THE BELL IS HEARD. 3 AND THERE; MOVING SLOWLY, IS A MAN AND HIS HORSE. i m SO ALONE, IN A PLACE UNKNOWN TO HIM. 5 AND WE, THE CIVILIZED ONES, ENTER NEW CLASSES UNKNOWN TO US. BUT WE KNOW, AS THE COWBOY KNOWS THAT AT THE END OF THIS NEW EXPERIENCE WILL BE AN UNDERSTANDING, PERHAPS AN ACCOMPLISHMENT. THE HORSE THROWS GRAINS OF SAND ASIDE, 4 LEAVING BEHIND A MEMORY. 11 AS WE LEAVE BEHIND SOME SPECIAL TRAIT, WHICH MARKS US AS BEING . THE RAIN COVERS HIS MEMORY AND NEW PEOPLE COVER OURS 13 BUT FOREVER WE LIVE ON ... AWAITING EACH NEW DAY. FOR WHERE WE HAVE BEEN, WE SHALL NEVER FORGET. 15 iHSMns v H n 17 A DEDICATION TO MR. T 18 Mr. T. as we’ll always remember him: one heck of a guy. For 18 years Mr. T. was the driving force behind Agawam High School. He was a man of great intellect, charm, and wit. No matter what the event, Mr. T. was always involved as either the spectator or the participant. No one person will ever be able to touch the hearts of all who were a part of Agawam High as deeply as he did. Mr. T.: A principal ... A leader ... A friend. Chi va piano, va lontano He who goes slowly, goes far” Always caring . . . We could always couni on his support! ADMINISTRATION 20 Mr. David K. Bales Asst. Principal GUIDANCE 21 Mrs. Elaine Bellico ART Mrs. Geraldine Shilling Nordal Dept Head ---...........J Mrs. Donna Drewnowski BUSINESS Mrs. Arlene Mam Dept. Head Mr. Gerald Smith Mr. Charles Donovan Mrs. Carol A. Grady Mr. Robert Lester Mrs. Arline Buchanan Mr. Rodolfo Altobclli 23 ENGLISH Mrs. Rosemary Stratton Dept. Mead Mrs. Margo Poulin Mr. Lawrence F. O'Brien. Jr 24 Mrs Miriam Macklcr Mr. Albert Baggetta Mr. John Petrone Mrs. Dorothea Nardi Mrs. Dorothy Martin Mrs. Evelyn Hamilton Mr. James D. White Mrs. Sandra Hines Mrs. Mildred Reed HOME EC. AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS 26 Mr. John Magdvcz Mr. Thomas Collins Dept. Head Mr. Joel Schneid Mr. Donald Dora io Mr. William Gardiner Mr. David T. Hobson MATHEMATICS Mr. William L'Hcurcux Miss Jane Durkan Dept. Head Mrs. Mary Ann Muska Mrs. Lorraine Alves 28 Mr Leo F. Burque Mr. David Pulaski LANGUAGE Mrs. Melanie R. Poudricr Mrs. Lind3 Beecher 29 Mr. Zachary Tilesioil Mr. Clifford Kibbc Director of Athletics Mrs. Barbara C. Stevens Mrs Miriam Mirschhaut Mr. Stephen Files MUSIC Mr. Darcy Davis. Jr. Supervisor PHYS. ED. 30 Mr. Joseph Mod clcwski Mr. Howard J Murphy. Jr. Mr. Kenneth I. Dean — Dept. Head Miss Ann Morrison Mr. Arthur G. Gage Mr . Edna Knapezyk 31 SCIENCE Miss Mary Wolochowicz Mr. Richard H. Joseph Mr. Russell J. Ramah Mr. Ronald Rix HISTORY 32 Mr. Leon W. Bruncllc Dept. Head Mr. Joseph P. Fitzgerald Mr. Wayne C. Morse Mr. John J. Ferranti 33 Mr. Lawrence P. Sheehan Mrs. Catherine O'Keefe Mrs. Elizabeth Barry SECRETARIES Mrs. Eileen Lcask Mrs. Louise Ball Mrs Martha Jerry Mrs. Dorothy Eggleston COMPUTER STAFF Mr. John H. Whalley III Mr. James Jackowski Mr. Joiscph Laino Dir. — Cooperative Work Study Program COMPUTER PERSONNEL Mrs. Mary Sherpa. Mr. Fred Messier. Mr. Robert Raymond, and Mrs. Judith Paul SPECIAL AREAS Mr. Joseph Pescitclli Cooperative Work Study Program CUSTODIANS Mr. Carmine Rossi: Dept. Head CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Barbara Capponcclli: Dept. Head Miss Susan Mcron Planning Room Supervisor Mrs. (iretchcn H. Johnson Aide Resource Room Mrs. Joan Durand Special Education .i Ms. Charlotte Shimcl — Librarian 37 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Once again the American Field Service (AFS) has established itself as a well-organi zed group of students from all three grade levels. The participation and enthusiasm of the members can account for the success of the club. Agawam High has had the honor of hosting three foreign exchange students this year. The friendly smiles and warm personalities of Peter Lindsay (New Zealand), Toshiaki Goscki (Japan), and Amelia Ri- quclmc (Paraguay) brightened the halls of the school. Robin Vogel, the club’s President, with the assistance of Vice- President Heather Roberts, and Secretary Martha Leary, organized various parties and the activities for the weekend and short-term exchanges. The club scheduled fund raisers such as a school dance, parking cars for the Big E. and a Pancake Breakfast under the super- vision of the advisor, Mr. Hobson. Three returnees who lived and studied abroad this past year were David Jenks (Colombia), Susan Conway (Spain), and Kathy Curran (Belgium). AFS ... an international organization enabling students to make new friends, learn about foreign countries, and provide memorable and exciting experiences abroad. Heather Roberts. Martha Leary. Mr. Dave Hobson, and Robin Vogel Peter, Amelia, and Toshiaki AUDIO VISUAL AIDES The Audio Visual Club, under the guidance of Mr. L'Hcurcux, aided many teachers with AVA equipment. The AVA equipment was used to en- hance classroom curriculum. The students did not meet as a group, but on a scheduled basis each day. According to advisor. Mr. L’Heurcux. “This organization is successful and well worth all that we pul into it.” Senior members this year included Scott Rain- villc. Donald Webb. Mary Arsenault. Jeff White. Bryan Kinsley, and Mike Flood. Where do you warn this? l.'Hcurcux Crew. ART CLUB The Art Club met twice a month with advisor. Miss Drewnowski. to give the members opportuni- ties to experiment in various art mediums. There were four active members in the club Rhonda Martineau, Laurie Montefusco. Justine Chriscola, and Kris Lctcndre. The casual atmosphere enabled the girls to better develop their art skills. Mrs. Drew- nowski planned trips to different art galleries and shows so the girls could view many different artists’ work. An artist's tool — her hands AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS The 1981-82 season marked Mr. Lawrence O'Brien's sixth year of advising the As Schools Match Wits Team. He was assisted by Mr. Joseph Zabielski. who aided the team in its study of history and philosophy. The team practiced twice a week to prepare for the As Schools Match Wits” television program. One practice consisted of gathering knowledge in academic areas and different aspects of trivia, the other was a practice match, imitating the confrontations that take place on the show. Tim Ryan led the impressive panel which consisted of senior. Chuck Hastings, juniors. Dale Patnaude and Don Lancour. and alternate Colin Wells. Defending the 1981 As Schools Match Wits Cham- pionship proved to be very difficult for the team. The Agawam Squad suffered a disappointing loss to Chicopee High School in the first match of the season. The team is now preparing underclassmen hopefuls for next year. Promising members include Tony Mastromatteo. Joe Maruszczak, and Steve Fisher. The experience of return- ing juniors and sophomores make Agawam very optimis- tic for the 1982-83 season. Chuck and Don wait for the next question. 40 Captain Tim Ryan Is he serious? BUSINESS CLUB The Business Club, also known as the Student Store, had a very successful year. Under their new advisor. Mr. Altobclli, the members promoted many new items. Hooded sweatshirts, school supplies, baseball shirts, pens, pencils, and plenty of food were sold before school and during lunches. The officers of the Business Club were: president. Dede Moore; vice-president. Kris Riblett; secretary, Beth Johnson; and treasurer, Michelle Mills. Many people found the Student Store was a great conve- nience to them whenever they needed school supplies. With its added variety of munchics. a daily trip to the Student Store became a habit for many. Mr. White Supcrlcacher!! Mary is swarmed with customers. CHORALE The Agawam High School Chorale, under the direction of Mr. Stephen Files, was composed of 82 members who were chosen for their vocal ability. This year's officers consisted of Sue Rogers - president, Tammy Lucia — librarian, Cindy Morrissette — secretary, and Fay Conway — treasurer. Chorale met every day. during which the group was taught to sight read, and new music was rehearsed. Also during this time fund raisers were organized and trips were planned. Throughout the year the Chorale performed for various occa- sions. This year they had a Winter Concert and a Spring Chorus Festival. The “highlight of the year was the annual Vaudeville Show. On this night our AHS talent was displayed and enjoyed by all. Chorale offers an opportunity to learn, have fun. appreciate music, and is open to all sophomores, juniors and seniors. Tom follows Mr. File's lead. The 1981-82 AHS Chorale 41 BAND AND COLORGUARD “Chins - UP!” ... Feet TOG ETHER!” ... “Eyes - WITH PRIDE! ... These arc a few of the popular cries the 120 members of the AHS Band and Colorguard heard from their Drum Majors Alisa LaFrancis and Anna Greguoli. The band, led by Mr. Darcy Davis and Mr. Zachary Tilcston. had a very successful 1981 fall season. Faced with tough competition from their arch-rivals Chico- pee Camp and Chicopee High School, our “Marching Mo- hawks placed first in the Columbus Day Parade for the sixth consecutive year! The band practiced for many long hours throughout the fall in order to perfect the field show that won them a third place trophy in the second annual Music Bowl at UMass. Andy Lester, band president, coordinated many band activi- ties. With assistance from Ellen Fanning; vice-president. Joe Curran; secretary. Alisa LaFrancis; treasurer, and Barry Wu; manager. Andy set up a special Band and Colorguard Dance. The Colorguard also added its spirit and talent to help make the season successful. The hard working, dedicated girls showed their spunk in many routines, the most memorable being the kickline in “The Theme from New York. New York. Senior Captain. Cheryl DeSpirt led the unusually large rifle line in their spectacular season. The rifles had new uniforms and a new image. Captains Denise Borrcllo and Linda Peck guided the excellent Junior Colorguard members in various routines, in- cluding Veracruz. Majors Diane Melanson and Lisa LaRi- viere worked hard to make the first year Sophomores look like they had been marching for years... Parade Rest! ... “Sing. Sing, Sing . . . THE A.H.S. BAND AND COLORGUARD ... YEAH!!!!! The Band in perfeci form! The Colorguard struts its’ stuff. 42 Our 1981-82 Band and Colorguard Officers Andy. Ellen. Joe. Barry. Anna. Cheryl. Linda. Lisa. Diane. Denise, and Alisa : i- Andy and Paul lead the trombones, in Sing. Sing. Sing. Our fearless leader Soloist Danny Methot Why arc we just standing here? This drum section's got rhythm!!! 43 DRAMA Under the instruction of Mrs. Margo Poulin, the AMS Theatre Class experienced another exciting year. The class met to learn the different aspects of drama. Production, lighting, make-up. and stage movement were a major part of the curriculum. The highlight of the year was the annual spring production. Night rehearsals were held to prepare for the play. The theatre class had a productive year as they explored the world of drama. Steven at his best!! The 1981-82 Theatre Class. Hey big spender DUNGEONS DRAGONS Mr. Lawrence O'Brien pioneered the new and interest- ing Dungeons and Dragons Club. The club started with six students in 1980, and grew this year to include over twenty enthusiastic members. These people, in the forms of war- riors. wizards, thieves, and clerics, use swords, spells, and rely on their wits” to carry them through many adven- tures. Dungeon Masters create an imaginary world, through which players travel and encounter dragons, demons, and other dangerous creatures. Imagination, valor, and fool- hardiness all combine to make the game both exciting and dramatic. Tom Palcologopoulos served as president of the club, with Scott Karen as his vice-president. Other members included seniors David Jenks, Jim McNamec, Charlie Noble, Gary Nolan. Chuck Hastings, Mike Annino, and Steve Amirault. I just killed a dragon! FRENCH CLUB Madame Poudricr was the advisor of the 1981-1982 French Club. The year began with the election of officers and the planning of many exciting projects. Officers for this year's club were, John Favreau president, Don Lancour — vice-president, Debbie White — secretary, and Darcy Burmcistcr - treasurer. These students planned many events focused on a better understanding of the French language and culture. The club visited the Clark Institute, and held their annual Christmas party. The club met once a month to exercise language skills, listen to French music, taste French delicacies, and enjoy French games. The members of the club also participated in AHS’s annual observance of Language Week. Members share a laugh. Bon jour” Debbie gives her own opinion I second the rnonon FUTURE SECRETARIES The main goal of the Future Secretaries Club is to help students develop a better understanding of the secretarial profession. Advisor. Mrs. Buchanan, helped the members of the club achieve this goal through many interesting activities. A field trip to Bay Path Junior College and a guest speaker from S.T.C.C. provided new insights into the secretarial field. Four seniors led the list of officers. Serving as president was Frica Jansons; vice-president, Kelli Cowles; secre- tary, Barbara Wojcicchowski; and treasurer. Mary Ar- senault. The four officers, along with the other members, concluded the year by attending a chapter meeting of the N.S.A. in Springfield. Mrs. Buchanan runs a meeting. Urica states her opinion. Hard at work . .. JAZZ BAND 1r. Zachary Tileston directed the 1981-82 Agawam High School Jazz Band. This talented group of musicians met as a group to develop their interests in jazz music. The band planned to enter competitions in the spring, and performed for the community on many occasions. Dressed in their native dashikis, the band was an enjoy- able group to sec and hear. Officers for the band were president. Andy Lester; vice- president. Jeff Rovelli; and secretary-treasurer, Anna Grcguoli. The officers took charge of fundraising activi- ties. managed band trips, and organized many functions. This spirited group combined great times and good music for an exciting and successful year. JM' The jazz band jams. Mr. Tilcsion checks equipment. This sax section knows how to play the blues. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The Junior Classical League, a group formed to study Latin and Classical ideas, held their meetings during class time. Un- der the guidance of Gina lacolo, president, and Robin Hender- son, vice-president, the J.C.L. had a fun-filled year. The stu- dents held a Halloween Party in October, and enjoyed a pizza dinner at Canta Napoli's on another occasion. The Junior Classical League is open to all students enrolled in Latin class. This year the organization worked without an advi- sor, and did a great job in planning events, learning, and having fun. Studying is a must! Utter concentration! Ms. Shimcl and Mrs. O'Keefe directed the 1981-82 Library Staff. The students on the staff came into the library during study periods and helped by replacing returned books to the shelves, checking out books, and assisting students in finding reading material. The staff helped to make the library a good place to study as well as a great source of information. Once again, the AHS library was the backbone of the school. LIBRARY STAFF Oh my God Mrs.Shimcl!!!’ Our motto Satisfaction Guaranteed’ 47 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Under the guiding hand of Mr. Paul Cavallo. the National Honor Society strove to promote leadership, citizenship, and scholastic achievement at AHS. Mr. Cavallo. along with president; Michael Wands, vice- president; Cheryl DeSpirt. secretary-treasurer; Cheryl Santagatc. and the 10 members of the Board of Direc- tors. revised the format of the society, and attempted to restore many of the members privileges. The NHS planned fund raisers whose profits would go to needy organizations. The society held its traditional candle lighting cere- mony as it inducted new members into the organiza- tion. Membership into the society is based on the aca- demic record of an individual (an 85 average or better must be maintained), and the service and character each student demonstrates. Sir. Cavallo discusses privileges. 48 I think � c should OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS The Office of Student Affairs, otherwise known as O.S.A.. is an organization composed of sopho- mores. juniors, and seniors who try to promote lead- ership throughout AHS. The O.S.A. was guided by advisor. Mr. Baggctta. director. Barb Wojcicchowski. and assistant direc- tor. Jim McNamcc. Together they planned their ever popular Winter Olympics and the secret Valen- tine’s Day Carnation Sale. The money raised was used for student scholarships. The O.S.A. helped to boost the spirit of AHS. We're happy to be members. I've heard better ideas than that! Wouldn't it be funny if we ... PROM COMMITTEE No ... I don't think so! Decisions! Decisions! 49 MIRROR Dedicated and hardworking best describes the nineteen members of the 1981-82 MIRROR staff. Guided by advisor Mrs. Spot” Martin, they met every day in room 26 to put their talent to work. Editors Dave Cecchi, Jim McNamee, and Colin Wells directed the staff in creating a paper that entertained as well as taught and informed. Ad manager, Michelle Chagnon, and Business man- ager, Michael Chagnon, were in charge of raising funds to support the paper. Circulation manager, Cindi Fcrraiolo. conducted the successful sales. In order to learn the mechanics of a good newspa- per. the staff attended a conference held at Holyoke Community College. The ever busy staff ended the year by attending a press forum at Columbia Uni- versity in New York. ‘Spot checks Chris’ layout work. Comrade Martin and Colonel Cecchi. Look at Colin go! MODEL CONGRESS The purpose of the Model Congress, led by advisor, Mr. Ferranti, is to show its members the legislative procedures of the United States. The Model Congress met every two to three weeks to discuss government procedures. As a part of their learning experience, the members were required to make a bill to present at a seminar at American Inter- national College. The group, under Chairman Jim Sherry, had a very informative year. They ended the year with a strong knowledge of government, legislation, and debating, as well as an understanding of the future and what it holds for us. I don't think that we can pass this bill!” SPANISH CLUB This year's Spanish Club consisted of over twenty enthusiastic members. The club met once a month with Miss Moran. Its main goal was to help students develop their Spanish skills in an informal atmo- sphere. Elected as officers for the 1981-82 school year were president. Johanna Matthews and secretary- treasurer, Jody Dennis. A Christmas party was held in December. It included the breaking of a pinata and the sampling of many ethnic Spanish dishes. The Spanish Club was very active in ASH’s recogni- tion of “Language Week. The members performed numerous skits and songs for many members of the student body. Smile if you like Spanish! Que Muchacha! Miss Moran STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Student Advisory Committee to the School Committee, under the guidance of Mrs. Hamilton, acts as a “go-between” to propose new ideas from the student body of AHS to the School Committee. The committee consisted of six dedicated mem- bers. Seniors. Barbara Kicrkla and John Darnell. Juniors, Brian Connor and Ernie Suprenaut, and Sophomores. Lisa Herd and Richard Costa. These students were chosen during the class elections. The student body elected those class members they felt would best represent them. The Student Advisory Committee was required to attend many meetings of the School Committee. While doing their job. they became familiar with how the School Committee functions. 52 Advisor. Mrs. Hamilton What's so funny Barb? VOCAL ENSEMBLE The Agawam Vocal Ensemble, under the direction of Mr. Stephen Files, was composed of 28 members who were chosen selectively for their vocal ability. Vocal Ensemble met every day, during which music was rehearsed and learned in preparation for competition. Also during this time fund raisers, such as the selling of calendars and M M's, were discussed and enacted. This year’s highlights included a trip to New Jersey for the New Jersey All Eastern Jazz Festival. The Agawam Vocal Ensemble also returned to the University of New Hampshire to defend their first place title in the show choir division. Vocal Ensemble is open to sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have an interest in music, jazz and pop. and arc also willing to work together as a group to produce a successful ensemble. “Did 1 ever tell you ... ? Wait until I sit down!! 53 The 1981 Agawam High School Vocal Ensemble SACHEM STAFF The 1982 Sachem staff, under the direction of Mr. David Pulaski, once again set out to accomplish the seem- ingly impossible — the creating of an original and memo- rable yearbook. The twenty-four dedicated members worked many long, grueling hours to achieve this goal. Ediior-in-Chicf Doreen Sardella, along with Associate Editors, Cheryl DeSpirt and Dianna Bator, had the diffi- cult task of supervising the construction of each and every page of the yearbook. The Staffs duties were never end- ing. Everything had to be finished by strict deadlines to ensure the successful completion of the book. At times room 40 resembled a mad house! With all the headaches and responsibilities came a deep feeling of contentment when the staff and advisor found that the yearbook had been completed. Room 40 will al- ways be filled with many memories that the 1982 Year- book Staff will cherish forever... standing ducks, “many munchics,” and flat tires. Cheryl DeSpirt: Associate Editor Litcrary. Doreen Sardella: Editor-In-Chief, and Dianna Bator: Associate Editor Advertising Our devoted advisor — Mr. David Pulaski “His work is never done! Literary Staff: I. to r. Chcrie Santagatc. Gina Ferraro, Allison Lush, and Lori Costa Student Photographer Scott Rainvillc Layout Staff: I. to r. Martha Leary, Sue Marai, Laurie Montefusco. Sue Santanicllo. and Sue Douglass Denise Borrcllo chooses her layout photos. Business Staff: I. to r. Lori Fcarn. Anna Greguoli. and Sandcc Brittain Advertising Staff: I. to r. Tammy Oberheim, Mia Tangredi, and Laura Dunn CHEERLEADING Under the expert supervision of Coach Donna Bo durtha. the 1981-82 Varsity Checrlcading Squad showed undying spirit and great enthusiasm throughout the year. They began their season with summer practices and chcerleading camp. Winning the Spirit Award for the third consecutive year, and placing in the Tournament of Excellence made the girls even more excited. The girls cheered through the season for the winning football and soccer teams. They were always on the move, boosting morale at all the games. Next in their busy year, the squad cheered on the bas- ketball team while preparing for their tournaments. The girls traveled throughout the state entering many compe- titions. Senior Tri-Captains, Gina Ferraro, Regina Saracino, and Doreen Sardella helped the team through all the tough spots. All the girls did their part to generate spirits at Agawam High School. Boogie on down! Sr. Tri-captains; Gina Ferraro. Regina Saracino and Doreen Sardella Keep cheering! The 1981 Varsity Cheerleaders: beginning with top (I. tor.) Karen Duda. Mary Walsh. Sue Shayda. Karen Augusti. Diane D'Alma.Sharon Barker, Ann-Marie Barrett. Kathy Sheehan. Gina Ferraro. Doreen Sardella. Regina Saracino. and Diane Palazzi (not photographed Sue Bodurtha and alternate Debbie Sambrook) 58 Perfection guaranteed! “I'm just fixing her collar! You better believe it! Brownie Cheerleaders chant ... “We want a goal! A-Punk Rock!! Our coach Donna. FOOTBALL The Agawam Brownies had their best season since 1966. They won their first seven games, but the winning streak ended when they were beaten by the Westfield Bombers, 22-21. The Brownies played under the superb coaching of Jack Michalak and assistant coaches. Bill Sapclli. Paul Bachini. and Rich Dis- ccnza. The managers for the team were Sue Douglass and Liz Riley. In their first game in the A.A. Conference, the Brownies shut out Chicopee High School. 34-0. The Brownies also trampled Cathedral with a score of 44-0. The last game of the season was against our arch rivals, the West Springfield Terriers. Before approximately 5000 spectators, the Brownies beat the Terriers 13-6. The team was led by 19 seniors, including captains Scott Josephson. Jim Egan, Scott Smith, and Dan Giordano. Scott Ncgrucci, our quarterback, had a very impressive season with the Brownies. Two A.F.S. students, Toshiaki Goseki and Peter Lindsay, played on the team. Peter, the team's barefoot place kicker, set a school record when he kicked a 44 yard field goal in a game against Cathedral. Paul Deziellc also had a tremendous senior year, scoring 13 touchdowns and rushing for almost 900 yards. Coach Michalak is looking forward to another successful season in 1982. Let go of me! Peter kicks New Zealand style. The powerful Brownie offense. The Defense makes puppies out of the Terriers. 4 4'M Bottom row (l-r) Pat Connors. Dave Vccchiarclli, Jerry Fratini, John Darnell. Paul Dczicllc. Tim Ayre. Scott Smith. Dan Giordano. Scott Josephson. Jim Egan. Scott Ncgrucci. Peter Lindviy. Mian Brown. Toshiaki Goseki. John Calabrese. Bob Maltoni. Mike Carr. John Wright. Jim Rackliffc. Second row (l-r) Mike Dapondc, John Rutovich. Eric Lunden. Boo Smith. Steve Grassetti. Tony Bryant, Mike Butt. Tony Lucia. Clark Dorc. Mike Bcaudcttc. Frank Destefano. Al Fenney. Steve Young. Joe Bonfitto. Greg Riberdy. Bob Bean. Doug May. Mark Longhi. MarkTcssicini. Ron Weiners. Third row (l-r) Dave Barna, Dean LcClerc.Owcn Humphries, Ed Cornelius. Bill Landry. Rocky Bush. Kevin O'Keefe. Mike O'Connell. Coach Bachini. Coach Michalak. Sue Douglass. Liz Riley. Coach Sapclli. Coach Disccnza. Mike Desmond. PatTangredi. Bob Wing. Ken Butt. Cliff Bcldcn. Darren Copplc. Al Ingham. TOUCHDOWN!!! A Brownie ... first down! Scott in action. We want hugs, too! The coaches give crucial instructions. « - N? i •• i The tough defensive line. 61 BOYS’ SOCCER The 1981 Boys Soccer Team, under the guidance of Coach Robert Sartwell, had an outstanding sea- son. A super win over top contender Westfield gave the boys the motivation needed to end their season with a 9-5-2 record. Senior tri-captains Art Chase. John Duggan, and Jim Podgorski demonstrated their ability while pro- viding excellent leadership. Seniors. Tony Caputo. Billy O’Brien. Tony Venturing and Carmen Romeo, along with Juniors Dave Stratton and D.W. Jenks. added determination to the Brownie team. With twelve members returning for the 1982 sea- son. Coach Sartwell is looking forward to another successful year. The 1981 Varsity Soccer Team Back row: Coach Walsh, Mike Petrone. Bill O’Brien. Tim Guarnicri, captains: Art Chase. John Duggan, and Jim Podgorski. Tony Liquori. Dave Stratton. Phil Podgorski. Coach Robert Sartwell. Front Row: Willie Fairlic. Kevin Kamyk. Carmen Romeo. Tony Caputo. Mike Cormier. Tony Venturing Davcv Jenks. Mike Morassi. Jean Nicole. Mike Sardclla. Bricn Tctrcault. Rich Costa Davey demonstrates his awesome form. Ho!!! It’s the NO GOAL PATROL! Kevin strives to outsmart his opponent. Coach looks on with pride. GIRLS’ SOCCER “Space gets a foot into the play. The 1981 Girls Soccer Team, under the supervision of varsity coach. Mrs. Stevens, experienced an outstanding record for the 1981 season: (10-4-4) The season opened with a bang. The Brownies tied the A Division Ludlow team and went on to win their next three games. Next came a loss to Cathedral, a crushing 0- 3. but the team kept their spirit. Senior tri-captains Lori Costa. Chris Altobclli. and Tami Fassnacht, along with the other 15 varsity members kept the will to win alive throughout the entire season. Senior, Kelly Lizewski, returned to the team as goalie and sophomores Lisa Chevalier and Pam Rowen did a fantas- tic job as rookies for Agawam. Even with the loss of ten spectacular seniors. Coach Stevens is very optimistic for the upcoming season. Re- turning arc eleven hard-playing varsity members, and along w ith the contribution of the J.V. team, AHS should be hard to beat in 1982. The 1981 Varsity Girls' Soccer Team: Front row: Lena Kozlowski, Dana Venturing Lori Costa. Diane Ouellette, Lisa Chevalier. Jennifer O'Brien. Maria Kozlowski. Back Row : Tammy Potter. Debbie Dal- ton. Karen Mazza. Tami Fassnacht. Kelly Lizewski. Diane Goodman. Peggy Foley. Chris Altobclli. LccAnnc Sandlin, Coach Barbara Stevens. The 1981 Girls' J.V. Team. Kelly makes another great save. “K that comine to ■ 64 Brownie Squaws on the warpath. I have it now. Well, what happened1’ I think that our strategy should be . Tami gets ready to score The girls relax during halftime by eating oranges. Congratulations! Nice goal! Go for it. F’cg! 65 GYMNASTICS The Agawam Girls' Gymnastics Team, under the skillful instruction of Laurine Greguoli, opened their season with out- standing victories over Cathedral and Gateway Regional High School. The talented squad demonstrated its skill in the floor exercises, the balance beam, the vault, and the uneven parallel bars. The girls put up a very good showing throughout the season, and finished with a belter record than past years. Although there were no senior members in the 1981 squad, outstanding junior members included Ellen Smith and Cindy Fontaine, this year's captains. Other juniors included Terry La Rocca. Nancy Rawson and F.ileen Palcologopoulos. The 1982 season looks very promising, as many “veterans will be return- ing to the team. Concentrating on form. Cindy shows perfect balance. Mirror image on the beam The 1981-82 Girls Varsity Gymnastics Team Back row (I to r) Coach Laurine Greguoli. Diana Ducharmc. Nancy Rawson, Carol Perrault. I.ori Witkicwic . Beth Couture. Debbie Saliba. Carol Charticr. Cindy Fontaine. Jeff Smith F ront row (I to r) 66 Lori Jury. Lisa Duffus. Ellen Smith. Laura Bruso. Terry l.aRocca, Eileen Palcologopoulus. and Tammy Maltoni. CROSS COUNTRY Cross Country running requires very dedicated, determined athletes. Our AHS runners definitely meet these qualifications. The 1981 Cross Country Team, under the supervision of Coach Young, showed great enthusiasm for this grueling sport. Coach Young was assisted by Penny Dalton. Senior mcmcbcrs Dan Jury. John Danaher. and Mike Haz.cn gave depth to a well rounded team. These seniors were a perfect example of consistency. Mike Hazen placed first in nearly every meet: Dan Jury and John Danaher filled the second and third spots many times. Outstanding underclassmen in- cluded Kevin Atkinson and Guy Jedney. The team ran away” with many exciting victo- ries. including an upset over powerful Minncchaug. The cross country runners finished their grueling season with a solid 6-6 record. Coach Young has reason to be proud of his w inning runners. Dan. John and Mike gel instruction Coach Young and the 1981-82 Cross Country team A fc« members take to the air BOYS’ BASKETBALL The 1981-82 Boys' Varsity Basketball Team, un- der the guidance of Coach Conte, displayed tremen- dous effort throughout the season. There was never a dull moment when the “awesome” Brownies were on the warpath. The season was packed with exciting and suspenseful moments. Leading the offense were Seniors Kevin Barnes. Nadim Yactccn and Junior. Clark Dorc. As a floor leader. Captain. Tim Ayre demonstrated his ability to move the ball. The team benefited greatly from the cheers of their devoted fans. The Moopsters suffered a devas- tating loss to Greenfield. 71-70. in triple overtime, but jumped back on their feet with a triumph over East Longmeadow. Skill and experience, the underlying qualities which will be present in next year's squad, should make the Brownies a winning team next season. Whose learn arc sou on anyway? Anticipation .. Tim displays excellent form. The J.V. Basketball team Nadim gets a break away. What’s the score? Two more points for Clark. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The AMS Varsity Basketball Team got off to a slow start by losing their first game to Cathedral. Despite their loss, the Brownies went on to beat such opponents as Longmea- dow. Vlinncchaug and West Springfield. A new and dedicated coach came to Agawam's staff. Coach Donna Mcrcadantc put her skills to work and guided her team to a successful season. Coach worked w ith co-cap- tains Karen Mazza and Barbara Walsh to keep the team spirit up. The Girls Junior Varsity Team had an out- standing season. Every player had unique skills that were put together to form a unified team. Only two freshmen, l.eah Ncgrucci and Gina Lettclier. made the squad. Coach Shari Baldarclli had reason to be very proud of her winning team. I ivi goes for another 2 points Deb tries for the extra point 70 Maria and Chris keep their eyes on the ball ' i r Agawam fights for possession. Not too much of a foul! The 1981 -82 (iirls' Varsity Basketball Team: front row I. to r. Chris Ferraro. Diane Ouellette. Peggy l olcy. I.isa Chevalier Back row I. to r. Betsy O'Keefe. Chris Altobclli. Karen Ma a. Barb Walsh. Maria Ko loski. I.i Riley. Debbie Dalton Coach Mcrcadantc goes over the team’s strategy. Debbie struggles for the ball Karen brings the ball up the court 71 HOCKEY The 1981-82 Hockey Team skated through another eventful year under the superb coaching of Bill Sapclli and Assistant Coach Mark Fauccttc. Seniors Dean Arnhold. Dave Bell. Gerry Ferrendino. Steve Kovalsky, Greg Mcr- curc, Chet Sulborski, Paul Wood, and Captain Todd Rubs, were the main factors in Agawam's success this season. Junior Kevin Kamyk performed extremely well as the team's goaltcndcr. Kamyk is said to be one of the best goaltcndcrs in the Berry Division. Freshman sensation. Jay Passerini. also played extremely well, and should be a key skater on Agawam’s team during the next few years. Agawam enjoyed an outstanding victory over Classical. 5-2. during mid season play. This was the first time Agawam has skated over Classical in 3 years. Our Brown- ie team is looking forward to a strong season next year. Coach Sapclli believes the skills of returning members should help the team to victory. Brownie teammates celebrate a victory The Senior members of the hockey team. Awesome offense! Hey. watch it buddy! Kevin Kamyk . . always protecting the goal. Agawam's defensive line. Hey! Where did the puck go? Never fear. Jerry's here! Oops! I missed again. The 198I I982 Hockey Team 73 BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SWIM TEAM This season the 1981-82 Swim Team became co-ed for the first time. Our Brownie swimmers did exceptionally well with this new program. Among the teams' outstanding swimmers were seniors Tammy Lucia and Rita lacolotand juniors John Favrcau, Tara Hazcn, and Paul Talbot. Paul was an extremely strong swimmer and took four school records within this year alone. Fred Depka, a first year diver, placed first in many events. Coach Dave Smith, assisted by Miss Swan, was proud of the team and how well they worked with their new program. The competition is always tough Tammy goes for the gold On your mark, get set. go! The 1981-1982 Bovs and Girls Swim Team Don't be so pushy Coach Smith and assistant discuss strategy Perfect form Concentrating for a win Senior members take a break SKI TEAM The AHS Ski Team experienced another tough season, as they faced opponents from all over the Pioneer Valley. First year Coach Paul Bachini and his assistant. Cheryl St. Pierre, a former member of the L.S. Ski Team, guided the skiers through the hectic season. Rigorous conditioning practices, along with skiing practice at Mt. Tom. helped to prepare the team for the weekly meets at Berkshire East. Adding depth and experience to the team were senior members Denise Borrello. Karen Fieldstad. Chris Chmura. Chcric Santagatc. Bessie Conway. Cathy O'Malley, and Tony Frasco. Highlights of the 1981-82 season included the Western Mass Meet, the “infamous bus trips with rival VVcstsidc, and team unity in such an individual sport. Next year’s team should be promising with the help of experienced juniors Lori Bartnik. Tom Gonet. and Joe Liberatore. B;irl and Lib enjoy the ride. Coach Bachini discusses stragegy with senior members. Extensive concentration from Chcric before a race. The 1981-82 Agawam Ski Team Practicing through the gates. 76 WEIGHTLIFTING Jim works on arm strength. The purpose of weightlifting during the winter sports season is to prepare the athletes for spring sports. Under the watchful eye of Mr. Ron Rix. the lifters put all their energy into getting in shape. Some outstanding members were Jim Egan. Allan Brown. Mike Morassi, and Peter Lindsay. With the use of AHS facilities, the athletes toned and strengthened their bodies for future sports and ac- tivities. The universal equipment in use. Al works on body building. Okay, everybody flex! WRESTLING The 1981-82 Boys' Wrestling Squad had an exceptional sea- son under the instruction of Coach Phil Tomkicl. The proud and determined crew started off the season with a big upset over Putnam. With that victory under their belts, they went on to win numerous other important matches. During the Granby Christ- mas Tournament, they showed their excellence, and accumulat- ed more points than any other team. The leadership of captains Keith Mercadantc. John Duggan, and Kevin Bradway was vital to the team's success. Contribu- tions from sophomore Jay Frasco and juniors Frank Cavallo, Tony Bryant, and Steve Grassetti proved to be invaluable. F.vcn with the loss of seniors Tom Mendes. Dan Giordano, Guy Chase, and Dave Duclos. prospects for next year's squad appear to be excellent. Coach Tomkicl looks on with pride Ucv. this is fun! Tom wins once again! Let me tell you what I just heard! John concentrates on a pin! What a victory for J I) Toshiaki ready to slam his opponent Just a little more to go. Teammates cheering each other on. 79 BASEBALL The 1981 Agawam Varsity Baseball Team, under veteran coach Gerry Smith, ended their season with a very impressive 13-1 record. The Brownies took the B Division Championship before the season even ended. Dave Lync led the Brownies in hitting with an incredible .500 batting average. Scott Karam contributed to the Brownie's superb pitching staff with a 7-1 record. Paul Deziclle and Boo Smith were starting pitchers for Agawam, while John Calabrese and Dave Vec- chiarclli provided the Brownies with excellent relief pitching. Scott Negrucci rounded off the team with great fielding. Agawam earned a spot in the Western Mass. Tournament, but despite a valiant effort they were upset in the first game. The Brownie Junior Varsity squad ended the season with a 8-10-2 record. The 1982 season w ill be a strong one. w ith the return of many varsity members and several upcoming J.V. players. Concentration Plu ! He's O-U-TV! What a swing! The I9SI Bo ' Baseball Team I ront row: Gerry Smith. Keith Mcreadantc. Tim Ayre. Jack Jury. Tom Sibilia. Tony Venturing Bill ligan. John Calabrese. Paul Dc icllc. Scott Negrucci Back row Assistant Coach, lid Morace. Don Gallcram. Dasc l.ync. Scott Josephson. Mike Knight. Dave Vccchiarclli. Jim ligan. Scott Karam. Assistant Coach. Brian Rhcault. Head Coach. Gerry Smith 81 Mike executes the perfect play. Oops! Nice try Scott! SOFTBALL Coach Larry Sheehan had reason to be proud of the 1981 Girls’ Varsity Softball Team which ended its season with a very impressive 14-6 record. Although they were defeated by Chicopee 12-1 in the playoffs, the Brownies came in second place in their division. Guiding the team were Senior captains: Ann Abbey. Shari Baldcrclli. Jenni- fer Hopkins, and Angela Ross. Shari, named the team's Most Valuable Player, ended the season with a .632 batting average. She was selected to be a contender in the All-Western Mass. First Team be- cause of her outstanding talent and ability. For the first time in over three years, the Brownies defeated archrival Westside with a score of 5-0. This shut- out marked the last game of the season. The J.V. Team, coached by Diane Mcrcadantc, had an overall record of 8-12. With added determination and aggressiveness, the J.V. team will be hard to beat in the future. Betsy gets set for a homcrun. Coach shows how it’s done! So where are we going after the game?” Coach, why don't you follow my game plan? 82 The players share a laugh before a game. The 1981 Softball Team: Front row; Peggy Foley. Debbie Dalton. Jolcnc Mcrcadante. Maria Kozloski. Karen Mazza. Diane Ouellette Back row; Coach Larry Sheehan, Julie Moran. Betsy O'Keefe. Jennifer Hopkins. Shari Baldarclli. Ann Abbey. Angela Ross. Barb Kicrkla Our 1981 Junior Varsity Softball Team Where's the ball? GIRLS’ TENNIS The 1981 Girls’ Tennis Team, guided by Coach Wolocowicz, had a good season, ending with a 7-9 record. The girls showed much enthu- siasm. determination, and most importantly, improvement. Chris Altobclli played the position of first singles. She had an outstanding season, with a personal record of 13-2. At the quarter finals. Chris, seeded eighth in her class, was defeated by the player seeded third. The position of second singles was played by Johanna Matthews. Her enthusiastic attitude and hard work shined through. Many of the tennis players coming up arc new to the game, but with practice they should contribute to next year’s team. Tah-dah!!! The Girls' Tennis team welcomes the opponent. Laura hits another fine shot. The 1981 Girls' Tennis Team — Coach Wolocowicz. Karen Nadeau. Lori Webster. Laura Lavcll. Laura Baldoni. Chris Altobclli. Diana Bulson. Kathy Thornhill. Donna Fcrraiolo. Karen Augusti. Doreen Mahoney, and Johanna Matthews, BOYS’ TENNIS The 1981 Boys' Tennis Team, coached by Dave Hobson, had a disappointing season, ending with a 1-15 record. Coach Hobson led his team through the grueling season with the help of Keith Parron; his determination and strength kept the team going. Keith played first singles and maintained an impressive 7-7 record. Despite their discouraging season, the boys enjoyed an outstanding win against the South Hadley Tigers. Coach Hobson is looking for- ward to a better season in 1982. Returning to the team will be Dave Jenks, Greg Riberdy, Tom Palcologopoulos. Barry Wu. and Charlie Noble. These students hold much promise for the future. This is what I call living! The 1981 Boys’ Tennis Team David Jenks. Keith Perron. Garth Dahdah. Mark Turnbull. Gregory Riberdy. Tom Palcologopoulos. Barry Wu. Charlie Noble, and Coach Hobson. Brownie players get ready for a big match. Barry, the ace player! 85 GIRLS’ TRACK The Girl's Track Team finished the 1981 season with a 2-7 record. The team was supervised by head coach, Mrs. Stratton, assistant coach. Miss Spellacy, and volunteer coach, David Resigno. The girls were faced with tough competition (sometimes being outnumbered by 2 to 1). but they never lost their enthusiasm. Victo- ries over Palmer and Southwick were easily achieved by the high spirited members. Coach Stratton noted that there were many personal victories dur- ing the season and many of the girls showed steady improvement. Sophomores Kim McFarlin and Shelly Merchant had an impressive season, running in the Valley Wheel and Western Mass Competitions as a part of the 440 relay team. Seniors Patrice Ross, Denise Murray, Karyn Brown, Anne Sherry, and Lynn Makon, qualified for the Val- ley Wheel and Western Mass Competitions. Coach Stratton feels that with continued hard work and enthusi- asm the squad should have a more encouraging season next year. Dawn shows her winning form. Cathy gives the girls some good advice. Kathy and Debbie head for the finish. The 1981 Girls' Track Team: First row; Rita lacolo. Robin Vogel. Dawn Gladu. Lynn Mokan. Debbie Chcctham. JoyBrouwcr. Patricia Sweeney. Heather Bonnello. Dawn Barr. Linda Bryant Second row; Kris Lctcndrc. Cheryl Pr c lo. Sue Conway. Nancy Roy. Shelly Merchant. Kim McFarlin. Kim Noack. Kathy Nicora Third row; Kathy Foley, Ann Sherry. Karen Barr. Anna Piliero. Denise Murray. Lynn Fratini. Karen Wesley Fourth Row; Assistant Coach Kathy Spellacy. Cathy O'Malley. Marge Dickmann, Patrice Ross. Coach Stratton. Assistant Coach Dave Rcscigno Karen hurls another one. BOYS’ TRACK Up. up. up. and ... over! Mike shows his determination. The 1981 Boys’ Track Team had a remarkable season, with an overall record of 10 wins and 1 disappointing loss. As the season came to a close, the team found itself co-champion with Minnechaug. Eric Nelsen. voted Most Valuable Senior, proved to be a definite asset to the team. Eric competed in the Pioneer Conference Cham- pionship Meet, placing first in the 120 high hurdles and the high jump, and second in the 330 low hurdles and the long jump. Eric also went to the Western Mass Meet and State Competition. He set new school records in the long jump, high hurdles, low hurdles, and the high jump. Another outstanding member, Brian Fogg, qualified for the State Competition, with a record throw in the javelin. Jim Olko and Dave Rawson placed fifth in the Western Mass Competition in the shotput and discus. Although the team lost many talented seniors at the end of the season, the Brownies will still be hard to beat in the future because of the many gifted and dedicated athletes who remain. Steve goes for the gold. Whcrc'd it go? The 1981 Boys Track Team: First row; Gary Jones. Jim Olko. Rich Ncilson, Dean Poggi, Dave Smith. Dave Rawson. Troy I.aBrccque. Tony Sanianicllo. Eric Nelsen. Mike Beaudette Second row; Jim Wagner, John Kajk3, John Danaher. Wayne l.angevin. John Darnell. Scott Smith. Mike Wands. Dan Jury. Mike Carr. Coach Jeffers Third row; Gary Rcscigno. Doug May. Kevin Atkinson. Steve Young, Joe Bonfitto. Tom Gonct. Joe Swailes, Ken Cuffcc. Dan Shaugnessy Fourt row; Coach Young. Mike Lazazzera. Mark Longo. Tony Demos. Joe Kicrkla, Wayne Asselin. Steve Tesny. Coach Modzclcwski GOLF The 1981 Golf Team had a disappointing but challenging season. Under the direction of Roger LcClcrc, the team posted a 4-11 record. Throughout the season, the boys put up a good showing, and according to their coach, “always con- ducted themselves as gentlemen. Senior Captain. Phil Butler, showed his skill by achieving a best round of one under par. 71. The Podgorski brothers, Dave and Jim played good, steady golf throughout the year. Coach LcClcrc views next season optimistically by saying. “There's no place to go but up!” ••Now. THIS is a golf ball! The 1981 Golf Team: Phil Butler. Dave Podgorski. Tom Bennett. Mark Nicole. Jean Nicole. Jim Podgorski Tom and Jim compare their games. 88 The team takes a break to “catch some rays. FOR-E!!!!! 0 1 89 1981 Sophomore Class Officers: (l-r) Deputy Tom Hanson treasurer; Sheriff Lena Ko loski vice-president; Deputy Karen Albano - - sccrtary; Head Honcho Steve Jury president. SOPHOMORES The class of 1984, consisting of 388 students, strived to find their place at Agawam High School. The first major decision the class faced was the election of class officers. The sophomores proved to be very wise in their choice. Steve Jury served as President, with Lena Kozloski. Vice-President, Karen Albano was the Secretary, and Tom Hanson, Treasurer. These students worked with class advisor, Miss Mary Wolochowicz to plan a late-winter dance and to design their unique class rings. The sophomore class quicly found that life at AHS was very demanding, but despite this, they shared many new and enjoy- able experiences. The graduating Class of 1982 would like to extend their best wishes to the Class of 1984 in their remaining years at the High School. Anthony Antico John April Yolanda Arbclacz Ron Augusti Paul Avery Beth Bailey Glen Bailey Chris Balboni Rav Belden Cindy Bellows Joe Bcltrandi Carol Benson Sue Bergin Bob Berthiaume Mic Birchenough Erik Blanchard John Albano Karen Albano Nancy Albano Thaisa Alcchny Doug Allen Steve Allen Linda Anderson Andrea Barker Mary Barnes Scott Bartels Tom Beaulieu Carla Beavis Bill Beck Cliff Belden Jeffrey Bodge Mark Bolduc Keith Bopko Ed Borgaiti Dyan Boucher Denise Bourbonnais Frank Bowys Allen Bozck Ray Bronner Sheri Brooks Laura Brusco Rodney Bush 90 “Look at my hair!” Debbie Butman Terri Byrne Laura Carrie Cathy Carrier Mark Carroll Rick Casscssc Jeff Castonguay Lin Cavanaugh Mike Cccchi Sharon Ccstari Mike Charest Paul Chenevert Well, it seems to me that Lisa Chevalier Paul Chevalier Ray Chevalier Paul Ciborowski Tony Cipriani Charlene Clark Diana Cocchi Scott Cofer Sue Fell Lcca Fisher Steve Fisher Michelle Fontaine Rich Costa Kerri Craig Kim Craven Phil Crouch Tom Cruz Alan Damours Donna Deford Sue DeGray Joanne Demaio Fran Depka Mike Desmond Randy Diduk Larry Dischcr Andrea Donabed Liz Doran Dennis Drew now ski Michelle Duclos Mike Dusmond Malt Dupont Michelle Duval Carl Fancy Laura Farrington Mike Farwell Candy Frappicr Gina Frasco Jay Frasco Lisa Frechette Donna Fydenkevez Michelle Gallant Donna Gastcycr Kevin Gavalis Gary Conlin Cindy Connors Kevin Connors Colleen Conway William Conway John Cooley Darren Copplc Is this a new SOPHOMORE??? 91 Ann Gazar Regina Gazar Gary Gingras Sue Gochlcrt Jeff Goulet Andrea Govern Judi Govoni Mike Govoni David Hawley Tara Hazen Kim Heckman Kevin Hendcl Lisa Herd Jeff Hill Scan Hillios Jana Hofmann Anthony Grasso Tom Gravclinc Michelle Gumbs Cathy Hallock Candy Hanson Tom Hanson John Harrison What’s that growing there!?! Keith Hollingcr Lori Holmes Anna Hopkins Merritt Hopping Carolyn Housand Paula Impoco Kim Jacobs Jeff Jakuboski Guy Jediny Michael Judkins Steve Jury Jay Kamyk Brian Kane Ellen Kelley John Kelly Dennis King Eric King Kris Knight Brian Knowles Paul Koretz Kathy Kosak Lena Kozloski Mark Kratochivil Kellie Kubik Kathy Kudelski Debbie Kushin Billy Landry Kelly Lappic David l.aRivicrc Mina LaRocca 92 This conversation is sooo boring! Don’t be scared. Mr. P. doesn't bite! Mike Larouche Lisa Laudato Rich I.aVallcv Steve Lavcll Doreen Leary Dean Lcclcrc David Leighton Todd Leiterman Katie Lester Lisa Letendre Donna Liamis Holly Licence Maryann Limotti Dave Liptak Dean Liptak Tony Liquori Brian Long Eric Lunden Chris Lush Gina Lynch Chris Maccy Janet Mallory Debbie Marai Pam Marganti Mike Marmo Mike Martonc Joe Maruszczak Anthony Mastromaltco Marlene Mathicu Sophia Maynard Alan Mazza Peter Mazza Chris McCarthy Julie Miodowski Scott Mitchell Dawn Molta Hope Moore Debbie Morassi Michael Morassi Debbie Most Marie Nahajlo Lisa Nardi Steve Naslund Patti McCormack Mark McCullah Kathy McLean Donna Mcrcadantc Jay Mcrcadantc Kevin Mcrcadantc Deanna Mezzetti Gene Miclnikowski Robert Muldrcw Brian Murphy Kim Musinski Bill Myers Jeff Naylor Hank Nicmcc AI Noftall Jennifer O'Brien Typical Monday morning! 93 Why me? Todd Oberheim Karen O'Donnell Tina Ogorzalck Kevin O'Keefe Tina O’Keefe Chris Olko Maria Ollari John O'Malley Mail Orr Paul Paccwicz Shawn Page Sharon Pajak Mario Pez imenti Ann Phillips Rick Pierce Paul Placanico Peter Platanitis Roxann Polak Amy Porter Eva Parrott Michael Payne Kenny Perry Mark Perry Eric Peterson Mark Pctrucci Kent Porth Dorothy Preston Deena Psholka Paul Rackowc Lori Rahilly Sharon Ramponi Susan Ramponi Steven Reed Carol Regnier Jim Rctzlcr Marc Reynolds Randy Rindcls Domonic Rioni Mark Rivard Michael Rivers Shannon Rogers Michele Rolland Felicia Rondinclli Mark Rondinclli Monica Rose Carolyn Rosner Pam Rowen Jon Ruiovich Debbie Ryan Lca-Ann Sandlin Angie Santinello Mike Sardclla Joe Schcbel Kathy Schindler Robert Schindler Gerald Seidell Michael Shayda Cathy Sheehan 94 “Hi. gorgeous! Heidi Sherman Lerra Sheynin Joe Slaimcn Lisa Slaimcn Kelly Slamon Dennis Slicch Beth Smethurst Lori Smith Joe Spagnoli Karen Spaulding Dorothy Sprangcr Michele St. Pierre Buddy Pals forever! Terry St. Pierre Angelo Stack Jill Stacy Mike Stassen Jill Stefanik Ted Stefanik Richard Szlachta Tom Sunstrom Paul Talbot Mark Tcssicim Dawn Tlusty Debbie Twarog Anna Vandervlict Dana Venturini Andy Vezis Russel Viguc Sharon Walsh Diane Wheeler Gerald Whitlock Ron Wieners Rick Witek James Wright Jane Wright Lisa Wr csien Linda Yacavonc Lynn Ziegert The Class of '84 at their first rally. 95 96 JUNIORS The class of 1983 started its junior year witha bang! Elected toofficc was Gerry Smith; president, Steven Young; vice-president, Joanne Pilicro; secretary, and Colin Wells; treasurer. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Mary Charcst, the class held its first major fund raiser — selling glass Christmas ornaments. The profits from this sale were used to help defray the cost of the Junior-Senior prom. Other highlights of the year included a junior class dance and the long awaited arrival of the “ringman. When the Juniors received their rings they proved to the school that they, the Class of'83, were on their way up at AHS. We. the Class of '82. wish the Class of '83 continued success in their remaining year at Agawam High School. 1981 Junior Class Officers: (I to r) Sheriff Sieve Young Vice President; Head Honcho Boo Smith President; Deputy Joanne Pilicro Secretary; Not photo- graphed Deputy Colin Wells Treasurer. Kathy Adclman Joann Albano Kathy Altobclli John Alves Jan Andrichak Kevin Atkinson Karen Augusti Peter Borrcllo Joanne Boucher Jean Bousqucl Scott Bousquct Judi Breton Joe Brodcn Tony Bryant Kevin Buchanan David Bull Dianna Bulson Jimmy Burns Tom Burr Barb Avery Alan Badonc Lisa Barr Dawn Barr Ann Barrett Jim Barley Lori Bartnik Joyce Bean Mike Bcaudcttc Darlene Beaulieu Debbie Beauregard Julie Bccle Lorraine Bclislc Barbara Benoit Dana Bcrtc Tracie Bessette Lisa Bianchi Andy Bird Judy Blair Mark Blanchard Sue Bodurtha Kelly Boland Joe Bonfitto Judy has the daydreaming blues. 97 Gina Burris Paul Burton Dan Butler Mike Butt Cindy Casavant Frank ( avallo Robert Cccchi Mike Chagnon Jim Cardaropoli Steven Carrier F.ric Carroll Robert Chase l.co Chcncvcrt Justine Chriscola Cheryl Chri'tv Tammic Clark Wendy Cone Brian Conner Nobody can burst my bubble Ciina Connor Pam Cooper Cris Coulter Eric Cousineau Gary Couture Ray Couture Michelle Crean Wendy Cripps Sue Cross Sandy Crough Debbie Cru Joe Curran Kristin Daltdah Debbie Dalton Steve Daniels Raelcnc Davis Dannv DeCosmo Tony Demos Jodv Dennis Steven DePalma I.aura DeSantis Tammy Dcsilcts Bobby Desimone Jr. I.inda Desmarais Frank DeStefano Lisa Didumcra Nancy Dionne Dan DiSanti Mike Diroma Lisa DiTomaso Tom Drew now ski I'd Driscoll Kimberly Drowns Diane Ducharmc Mary Dupre Bob I gg lesion Greg Fairhursl Willie Fairlic Karen Duda Todd Duda Alfred Dudley 98 Windy Much!! Look what I won! Donna Fcrraiolo Gary Fcrrendino C'ollccn Ferrv Dawn Fontaine F.llcn Fontaine Cathy Forkey Tom Fortier Tracey Fountianc Chris Frasco I nn Fratini John Favreau Tom Favreau Gina Fa io Al Fenney Debbie Fitzgerald Donna Fogg George Foley Cindy Fontaine Jim Frogamcni Dan Fruwirth Suzanne Fruwirth Ralph Gamclli Terry Gcaughan l.isa Gentile Paul Gibson Jim Giles Corinna Girouard Tom Gonct Mark Godwin Patty Gould Steve Grassetti Joe Gravclin l.isa Gray Scott Greenough Malt Gruska Dave Guthrie Kris Harlow Chris Hellquist Sue llickling F.dward llottin Todd Muhlancn Joann Imelio Dave Jagodowski David Jenks Chris Jennison Beth Johnson Don Johnson Kim Johnson Who says I can't wear my food? Wayne Kratochvil Juan Kulik Darren l.aBontc Renee Lacour Francinc La Fontaine Sue l.amountain Don l.ancour Laurie LaRivierc Terry Larocca Brenda Lavellc Mike La a cra Chris Ledairc Scan Lcclaire Charles Lcdoux I.aura Lchbcrgcr Kri Letcndrc Joe l.ibcrtorc Richie Light Sue Lindsay Tom Lockwood Joe Longo Paul Longtin Jeff Losito Tony Lucia (icrard MacFadzcn Mike Madry Doreen Mahoney Mike Mahoney Karla Mancini Bob Martel Lisa Martinclli Robin Matusko Doug May C hris McCarthy John McCarlhx Mike McCrystal Mitzi McCullan Kim McFarlin Steve Mendes Sue McLean Jolcnc Mcrcadante Shelley Merchant Tom Merchant Dcbora Mc ciii Shelly Mickey Karie Mika Judi Milar Chris Mitchell Donna Moccio Michael Moccio Ken Mokan 1 oren Montagna Mary Moreau Ronald Morgan Kelley Murphy Robert Mutti Cindi Napoli Iva Ncsin Cara Nichols Jean Nicole Janet Nodland Trisha Noonan Rick Noyes Brenda O'Connell Si ike O'Connell Beth O'Donnell Christine Orcficc Tina Orlosk Lorcllci Owczarski Jill Padden Hey! Guess Who?! Diane Pala zi Eileen Palcologopoulos Donna Pallola Gina Paro Dale Patnaude Ken Paton Debbie Rosner Gina Rossi Denise Roy Kevin Ruby Bryan Ryan Bruce Sadlicr Paul Sadowski Debbie Saliba Debbie Sambrook George Sandlin Patty Schindler Don Schlitchting Diane Pciffer Jay Pcllcy Robert Peltier Scott Pemberton Carol Perrault Jim Perry l.isa Perry Cindy Perusse Mike Petrone Beth Phillips Joann Pilicro Daniel Pisano Phil Podgorski Joe Potter I.auric Prentice Sandra Rhodes Greg Riberdy Colleen Riley Julie Robinson Lori Robinson Kathy Rocca Tony Provost Cheryl Pr cs lo Jeff Racine Nancy Raw.son Peter Rego Gary Rcscigno Preston Rcscigno Now girls, stay away!! 101 Mark Schmidt Marissa Scibclli Phil Scovillc Dan Sclvy Tony Scrra Mark Sessions Jamie Settle Dwayne Sharpy Denise Shea Dean Shclcy Cheryl Simpson John Simpson Who me ??! Ellen Smith (icrald Smith John Smith Judy Smith Michael Sohay Michael St Germain Emilia Stellato Nora Slit ingcr Kim Stoll Jacinda Stone Dave Stratton Michelle Strom Ernie Supernam Joe Swales Ron Swift Colin Wells Karen Wcslev Debbie White Maria Whitehead Sharon Whitehead Barb Willett Vivian Willingham l.ori Witkiewie Brian Zaborowski Don Zoutes Sylvia Talbot Edward Taupicr Donna Tebaldi Brian Tctrcault Michelle Theriault Lisa Trombley Robert Uschmann Jeff Vandergrift Donna NVojcik Dale Wood Tina Wright Steve Young 102 Back to the ole cookbook!' 7t T iiooii in. front of tRe SeRool on tRat (lot summer faij,T wisReef T could return 6ut T H vcax? tRat T couleCn’-t. All tRab was Ieft were. tRc -McmorCcS, •nuj school efrtijS were over. 1 new tRab T Ra C new jrotv tiers to ejcylore., Gat T Ra C to wal( tfirouijR those eCarf , dusty Ralls one more time. d$ T Oj?eu.e C tRc. cfoor, Ike memories Ji Iterecf 6acf lil e IRe Sun IRroucjR Uie Raz-ij voin.cCow5. TRc Ralls were once aejain filled wild Stu.cCen.tS rumviny to tReir classes Scjorc tR.c Bell • Tt all SeeweeC so real , But it was only an. illusion.. T ram6le f fowa tRe Rallwaij and started reminiciny aGoul mij 5oj?(vom.ore vjear. d$ T tRoucjRt 6ac( to tkat first day oj fujk SeRool, all tRose olc€ jeeliiujs oj excitement and insecurvbtj came Bacf TRere- were so manij new tRincjS to adayl to - a j day Schedule, for a j day wee( , no Rome rooms, au|| a new Set of rules . 3Tor tRe first few wecl s on nuj JoreRcaef Branding me an Tquoraut I fell as if T RacC an. S •SoyRomore. T ¥ eCieCnt ta( e- loucj to -Become. accuStomecC to RitjR SeRool lijd' Soon T voas yarticiyatIin rallies (so tRe SopRomore class wasn’t tRc i owefiest) atu£ SeRool efarvceS (well 7 danced a little). fust as T started feclincj secure it alt started edanyiny. TRe SeRool Gcyan it’s reconstruction. and lusteacC of tRe wtncCovos we were- used to seeing, tRcre were now walls- Aloiuj witR IRe construct ion came a lac of Heat. W)ea.rinj coats axu£ nutteuS to class was no unusual SicjRt. Tt was yotesteeC witR a walkout tkat y t a lot of yuBlicitij 6ut not mueR action. XOc saw tRe eCeatR of tRe sloye- aax.cC tRe BirlR of IRe courtyard. T.D.’S were now ncecCeeC to ruCe tRe SeRool BuS an f- a Sticker on tRe XL. allovoecC you. into IRe courtyard. W)e Su.rvivc.cL all tRe c Ranges ancf even managed a fw accomplisktnents. Ou.r Tviarckinj tVioRa o s” too first ylace- in. Lowell and in tRe tolw.mRuS Datj yaraeCe . BolR tfic Roc etj team andC the 6as( et6alt team made it to tRe W)esterriTMasS. Ja'nals. vSome of tRc yeoyle wRo Relyecf u$ mal e it {firou R tRat first year were Resident t Scott Aruf ric Raf ; Pue-Ti)c i fcnt,licssie (onwaaj; Secretary, itllison LusR? Treasurer, Anna- tJre juoli; and our class afvlsor, MlSS X)olocRowict. Daring our soyRomore ijcar,aivcw wave of ya.triotiSm was Swceyin tRe n-A-tion. TRe ft y c- came to Boston, fcrinyiny wit'R Rim a spirit of Roj?e. TRat Ro e j licf recf wRe� r jyt Americans were ta en. hostage in, Tran on one of IRe Saddest (faijS o f I Re ajear.l-{pye was rekindled as tkoufancts walcRecC I lie U.-6. Roci eij team Gcal tRc t uisians in IRe IWnter Ol myicS Later in tfie year TVlouivt t- T clcu S 6lcw Rer toj and tke UX flew RcrS, Gij 6 oyottin IRe Summer Olijmycs in 'CVtoseovv, America once ayin yrovccC her suycrioritvj. Lvov Uioiujk mvj SojjRomore ijear is cjoue Jorever, tRe memories of tRat vjear will never 6c erased. T eou-lcC barelij RoleC ( ac( tRe tears- T r OaSSOiC bu tRc office, and slowly burned tRe corner. 2|s Z approacficd ray locf r,a efiiII ran down mij spine- I Tfioucjfi-t of tfle million, times T had opened. that locf r, But it S tmtdso mucfi fxauicr now. X remeruGered the- £e m itiatiou and oycncd the door . XI was darlt inside- , and co6we6s fiuu j wficre- 6oo s dtuf coats once re$ido£. X recalled tfie first day of mij junior year - wften I oycnccC my locker, Uiose co6wc6s dandled from end t o cneC. Scfiool Seemed So fiard Idea, ernd X f iiev? T'd find tfic toiujdest UmtS during tdat vjeat (wild TSdT’5 and SAZ'S, X never tdou fvt Z’cCma e it). Xn Hie unsure moulds aficad T counted down. Inc day5 unlit X would 6e a. SBTVIOJ . Z'dc renovation- Ific Softool was commieted, and Ifie 6ea.uli.Jul nc o Science- wmij was dedicated to ZA.r.'T’.. Crelliny to yytn after cfuntislrij in four minutes Oceanic (juite- a lasf Tfic l Sl Scfiool Ajear proved, to 6c- an exciliny and. Successful year for cluGs And oryani rations at iX-Tid.. Tfie cdccr leaders Uoo£ first place. in Hit: Pioneer Ulleij Tntersc fiolaslic CUcerlcadiny Tournament'� wfiile Lh.e'Dotal EnsewGle. ■placed first XK competition at Vl-Td-Tf. Tfic A$ .Scfrools TMatcfi- U?itS Team. won. ifie cfiamyionsWip, ant tdc XVlodcl ConjreSS prjud lij too “Bcsl Bill ’ fi.on.ors at CiZXs, Aj tcr moulds of anticipation, our class rinys arrived. Pride in our scfiool and in tfit clasSof l82-’ v� a$ instilled in cacfi of uf ai we , Ifie juniors � wore Idem- yroudhy Our claSS officers , Zd rcen Sardclla , President 'Nactini 'tja.clccn .Vice President BetSvj 0'Zd c f Z Secretaryand Anna SreyuoLi, Treasurer •, did a fine Jo6 of representing our class under our class atfvvSor, Tdr. 'P c. In our junior vjear many events occurcd wfiufi affected our lives, Gotfi in and out of Scfiool. ■Ronald l e a cyan Became our fortieth President, renewing dreams of American, yrosycritij , unitij, and world wide peace- Across tRc Atlantic, our former tuolficr country sfiowed I'fie worl d fiow to -put on a f oijal Wedding a$ 'Prince. OdarleS of VOaleS wed Zsady Z)iana Sycmcr in a Grca I fitafiiucj nuptial ceremony. Tfi c world Sad I ij mourned tfi c murder of fofin JLennon.,aS Agawam sad I ij mourned I fie passing of a dedicated man, our principal � 1M.u Tfieodorowicx.. tfcS, my junior ijcar was one Z'd never foryet. T stood Silentlij in front of my locker, as a tear trickled .slowly down mij cficel . X fiad never Stopped to realijcc tfiat every yassiny day Grou fit a new experience and a new memory tfiat would never- leave- mij neart- Thanks to Lori Costa. Cheryl DcSpirt, Gina Ferraro. Allison Lush, and Chcric Santagate '82 Sachem Literary Staff. Special thanks to Jane Santagate for her excellent calligraphy work. 71s tke tcars conVimtcdT to JTow, so did tRe memories o j m j Senior tjear. X remcm r entering ScRool tRat jirst day fecliny invincible. T was Someone imyortau.fc-' a Senior. TR is was our jear and were c oincj to mafje t Re tnoSbof lb. Cvcn- IfioujR we were all jeelituj “RitjR and mwjftfcij we did Rave Some obstacles to overcome . VOe. ka.eC to euCjitsb to a-ivcw administration. aloncj wilRa. -j ycnoc L. eCaij , a. today Wecf and shorter classes' • ii-T? courses made tRcir dc6uV, jivinj students a. greater cucuCcm.Cc cRalteuje. OJ course,, were Jaced witR tRe problem. of raising AouCs Our majaz-ine. drive was am cuor� nou.S Success, and eua6lccC uS to Rave a J”un filled Senior year. ijuidClwj uS througR tRe ajcar were president, Tint ejuaruieri; Vice fVeSidcnt, 'iMadim. tjactccu.; ccretarj, dllisori X.usR; and Treasurer Cjre ju.oli. TtSecmcd to taf e. forever-,6ut JTnallij it eame.-our cRance to sit in tfie enoiccC Senior Section, at tRe rallies, £UtRou jR we were only aGLc to fvave two rallies, our rowdiueSS more, titan, made up for' it. Our teams cjuve u.S SotnelRitwj to cReer aGout- TRe JoolGall beam 6eat tOcd Si £c on TRanf S ivitt. daij and iRcu. went on to ta c. second pLace. in tfie£r division.. TRe cjirls Soccer team made it to tfie Western klasS- Janals, XncC tflc RoijS team,not to 6c outdone, followed Suit. Sports triumpS weren't tfie otil-vj RicjRiijRts of tfie tjear. Tfie T id J rtij was our lajfc cRanee to 6e little f ids, and wc weren’t aRout to let it paSS uttcvcntjullij. Tfie Semi-Jor mat ejave uS a cRance. to cCrcSS uy a little diJJcvcutlij • Tfie Silver Carriage Tmi proved to Ge IRe perjeeb place jor an evening of dinuuj aucC danciuej. Senior Jever svoc.pt tkroucjR tRc School, and we all caucjkt it. TRere was n.o end to wRal wc cCicC J or attention. iA at T)axj, Tie t)a.-vj, and ScarJ” daij all added, a liltle 6il oj Spice. to our- evcrijdaij routine • )De Went tRroujfi our sRarc oj JadS, with. Sttiurjs, l uRl f .5 CuGeS, and tRe “prcppvj too . 0Rile we Oere 6uS j preparing Jor college, tafi inj our S. AT 'S and it.C.rt-’S , appl Cri , a.nd deciding, iRe recession Rib uS. T npn Subs tan t Call y reduced our college |”unds, SucR as JinanciaL aid and Student loans. CRoiccS olkcr IRan college were. availa6le. W e were introduced to tRe armed JorceS in an outside assemGlvj tRat sixoc ed us alt witk jeeps, tanf S, and Relic opter S, dltRoujk we weren’t Sure oJ“college or tRe armed JorceS we were Sure oJ one tRivuj... graduation. TRat was IKe one tRinj Seniors covcld count on.. TRe memories o|” our graduation are Rax,j- TRe oranje and Grown pwns- IRe lastr time our- class would 6e to etker as a Jam it xy TRc Ralls were cntpfcij now, aiid tRe sound oj mj SoRGinj could Re- fieard. tkroujfioub tRe school. TRere were so manvj memories created and yoocL times T'll never j'oryct. T clca-red the coRweRs Jrom imj loc r and slowly sRut the- doo' , tuef iuj sajelij inside, all the memories of -n y Rijfi scRoot ijears- (Xs T wal d down the corridor toward the doors, -xny jootsbcpS ecRoed BcRuid me. bxrStfcrr� � S Wa 2 m£= Hen 4 A on _ 6AC “Memories” 198 2 Senior Class Officers: (I tor) Head Honcho Tim Guarnicri President; Deputy AnnaGreguoli Treasurer; Mr. Rix Advisor; Deputy Alli- son l.ush Secretary; Sheriff Nadini Yacteen Vice-President 108 ''W- MARY ANN ACQLARO Craig 2 27 81 ... E.l...I00 r Italian Mary Ann . Taking-A-7-Day- Cruisc Coke Adds Life JOANN ALBANO Teenage Wasteland .. The Who . Yel- low 2 . . . Rainbows Lynyrd Skynyrd X Wicked . What? Blowouts . 110 .. . Jo AMY l I N| | R Coke + a smile ... Going West again Cape Cod .. Wild horses ... Daisies . Summer of '79 . .. Charlie ARI.KNE ALLEN Oh yeah . Gr-r-r .. . Binkles My friends W.C. + I.C.'s .. . Smurf . Weekends w Bl.T Mil Nov. 5. 1980 . Bob R CHRISTINE ALTOBELLI IXwbics Tennis . Top ... Cheap sunglasses l.ionettcs Binghamton NY I irc-cm-up ... 26 ... Alto STEVEN AMIRAULT Beatles . Percussion .. . 7 2 Fathers Suido (undo Band Shorts . . Roll-on Grandma Praise the Lord . John 3:3 LUCY ANDE RSON Jim Morrison . Yellow roses Emer- alds . . AIC ... I rat parties .. Skiing 6 15 79 Mom Being with friends PAM ANDERSON Pam . Ask me if I care? Mom Dad Blue Polish . Summer XI . My friends Ottis York Beach. RB Graduation no SCOTT ANDRICHAK TIME MICHAEL AN NINO Blue Suede Shoes. “Disco Rcemian Mafia Iking there Drummer's Drummer . Abba . Wildwood . Nothing Exists ARTHUR ARMSTRONG Art .. Styx ... Food 0.7. S .. Chevy Navy Blue Oh yah .. . French . •IB l isa 3 21 81 DEAN ARNHOLD Dino . Trips to the beach . . Molson . CDB . Ilouchic . 17 ... 66 Mustang Hockey . . The Team that Drank too Much PATRICIA ARNOLD Nelson . . . 12 19 79 . . . Peach roses . T- Bird . . Thanks Mom and Dad Baby Talk Ringo 4th of July 80 Sun- shine MARY ARSENAULT Punkin 5 80 Dink. Do ZARO Ski Lobbyists . . Tekky Bear . Frisbcc B.Y., S.N SR Roses (utie Huh? . I.il' Big Mouth MICHAEL ATKINSON Music Journey Kansas Boston . Gui- tar; Ja Classical Rock . . Eclipse . Sunn Amps Jag . Never Laugh At Live Dragons! TIM AYRE Football . . Basketball . Baseball . . I.andcruiscr .. Otis . Harry Chapin . Smile... A little extra . . Awsc... Ayresy LISA BABCOCK 8 21 81 . Touch Me by The Doors . Katie Blue's Story . . Smiling to be happy Twitchy Kevin's Small Car SHARON BARKER Cheerlcading .. . Green and yellow . . I riendsand family White rose' . Cor- vette .. . tiny Miss Banker III DIANNA BATOR The WHO . Changes To travel . G + P. Moody . Pisces .. J I Di DAVID BELL Skynyrd . Ocean . Pishing . . Tucker Boys . Linkaford . . . Product. . Stooges CDB .. Meadow St ... Bo rah TOM BENNETT Seedling!... UNH . Pickles Kiclbasu . . . 7 .. . Styx . . . Golf .. . Jan Rock . Vaudeville . . . Friends PAM BERG IN To be happy . .. The beach w ith friends . . . Make Me Smile Purple The Voice. Moody Blues . Brat l.uck with ya Suz ... 3 JOHN BON A VITA Skynyrd Seger . Cal . Motocross Surfing . Father's spaghetti Ital- ian � 1 My stereo and hat . . Bon o RENAL BOBKO Jes-so-n-Jes-so Products ... Farmer England .. Food . Bacardi . Fire . Rush . . . Beasts. . . Bop-koo... Its in there CHRIS BOROWIEC Skiing Mushvs. Traveling. Filthy rich . . Car . Skip. . . Family and friends AFS McDonalds. NHS . Col- lege DENISE BORRELLO Colorguard Capt . . My locker . .. Ski Team . Love is BBB My friends . Mellow . Barrettes . . Memories PAUL BORTOLLSSI iggy Maine . Moose head Ozzy Osbourne 13... Italian ... Smurf Highway Star April . . Tish . Borto 112 VICTOR BOUCHARD 68 Cantaro 7.28 . Pat Benatar Heart- breaker . Black ... 711 Dallas Cow- boys Boston Red Sox Charlie Dan- iels Band GREG BRENNAN Red Yankees Baseball N The Clash . Skating Lite NV.OAV . Mercedes . . . 10 8 81 KIMBERLY BROCK ISmiling and happy . My laugh Mom I + Dad . . I'll grow someday! . . 6 10 SO Billy ... 114 .. D.R.B. + The I Wobble Kim RICHARD BOUSQUET AC DC . .. Foreigner . . . Stairway to Heaven LTD . . . Monte Carlo . Ya! Your rough . . Talhum Hill . Staev ... 11-17.80 MARY BRACCI LINDA BRIGGS SANDEE BRITTAIN cc ... Sept. 2. 1980 .. . Gr-r-r . . French Fries ... College . . . Snoppy and Smurfs Friends . .. Ray . .. F.astficld Mall . .. Sam KIM BRODEN Binkleys. Hinklcys. Drinklcys . . The Doors . .. Holyoke . The Maze . . NVAAF . . . Hipsters . . Aroogah! .. . Pol- Wop ... N'atlamp KEVIN BRADWAY STEVEN BR MCA Led Zeppelin . . . Cruisin . 283 . Good times with good friends .. . Wrestling 147 . . 3 6 81 . . . My 65 Super Sport... Lori KB DEBORAH BRIGGS Cape Cod .. Yellow . . . California Be- ing with friends . .. Eagles ... Rock-N- Roll 113 DIANNE BROWN Airhead Molly Hatchet .. . South� id A Red rose Thomson's . . Spread l ove .. . Dad .. . Cammic Dancing Recital GAIL BUONICONTI Lynyrd Skynyrd . Hampton Beach .. Dancing the Night Away Rock Roll My friends Califorina AC DC . Manny DARCEY BUR Ml ISTER Hampton Beach Mustang II . Leave me alone . .. Janis Ski Club f riend- ship Smurf . Darccy 7 My apartment GERALDINE BUSSOLARI Summer . Penn. State Good memo- ries My horse. Mo (Join to break- fast WAFS . . Chinese food Gcr JOY BROUWER To travel .. . Skiing ... Vermont . . Chocolate-chip ice cream The beach . Commodores College My family and friends DAVID Bl CHAN N JOHN BRYAN Led Zeppelin . Van llalcn Canoeing What time is it? . . I.aughing-n-Being with friends . 8 13 81 Japan ... DO. A . Rev SUE BROOKS You'll get over it! Roses ... O.I..C .. The beach . To be successful. .. To trav- el . . family and friends .. Space DOUGLAS BROWN Doug . Italian food Lynyrd Skynyrd I r« ty Molsons Saturday night spe- cial Keeb . Iking with friends 82!!!' AI LAN BROWN football 64 .. . Baseball. S H 10 . Dow ntown 10-2 Buster Dead sol- diers . Sat. Night Position . . . Acrosmith . .. Ya!!! JACQUELINE BUSSOLARI Friends and family ... Summer The beach . . WAP'S My horses . Rco Speed� agon Mis Jackie THOMAS BUTT Bonnie Mom Dad Pi a . Smurfs... Beach Boys. Rcd Bubba . .. Cowboys JOHN CALABRESE f ootball...88 .. . Baseball...16 .. Otis Italian . . George Brett. . Van llalcn . . This is true .. Brcc c ... Deb TONY CAR TO PRANK CARDAROPOI.I MICHAEL CARR Italian . . Hampton Beach ... Women . .. Class . You're crazy . Red Rose . Pizza • Soccer .. Frisk . Aldo . . Commodores Journey . Italian My car . . Foreign- er Really Pizza . Work . Friends Red Sox Football ...83 ... The sled . Bruins Celtics . . Tracy ... ‘ 29 81 . Blue Carlos MARIA CAMPITI Italian Roses .. To be Rich. . Success . . Cat High Friends . . The beach .. Lasagna . . Disco Whi «4 R James BRl Cl CAPPONCTI.i l MICHAEL CARRIER AC IX Dirty Deeds AMI . 65 Mustang Past back . Hunting . To be rich . . Canadians . . Hampton Beach 81 Red Mike 115 DAVID CECCHI Mirror Skiing . . The farm . I lairs } ... UKB M iruck . To own a res- laurant GEEK Boston Red Sox Jet Bird' KATHY CECCHI Memories + Miracles . Blondie Roses... Cancer. I give up! Gold .. . friends Italian Smurfs My place .. . 1 20 80 PAUL CERPOVICZ Chirp Band . Biology AP . Strange .Golf.. . Rccm? AHS Bowl- ing .. . W eekends . . Polish . . Huh? W'hat? RUTH CHANDLER Daring duo S.A.W . . Cruising... Ilcy baby . Blue Oyster Cult . Rooming .lob Money To achieve success ... Skylark R 1 CHASE Soccer Wrestling . Keeper Crui- sin with J.l) Red Rose Styx . ( rash R I. beaches Me. I D. and Queens CHRISTINE CUM I R Hampton Beach . Otis . . Pink . Ski- ing The perfect race Memories CCB My little voice Styx C.G. HELENE OAK Ocean Park . The beach . The First Step . Go away Blue My car . Bumming around Hcl LORI CLOW Otter . Summer ‘81 . Blue 4 - I ried chicken Swimming “Annie'' Song Seagulls . But we won't be bright VICKIE COI DAK IS Blue Being Greek . . Listen Bucko . 2S0ZX Black... 143 ..Ralph!!!. Softball . . Evergreen ... REO Speed� a- gon .. . 5 23 80 SUZANNE COLLINS Myrtle Beach . . WAFS Purple Yellow roses . . TOALG . Mix nuts . SNWALAF D.B Tom Petty MICHAEL CORMIER Sehmucks ... Good times � family and friends .. . Lobster and shrimp . . Soccer .. My Lucky ... 13 ... Kabasa . . The Corm PAT CONNORS Laurie . .. 11 2 80 , . . Oh yea'' . . . Our spot . Skynyrd . .. Slang .. Summer of 80.. . 81 . White llut.. Turn the Page . Torino ELIZABETH CONWAY Blivots Jackson Browne. WAFS Up country .. Beach house . Athens Country . . Pass the 'pagne T J Irish . . Bess PAUL CODDINGTON Styx . .. Led Zeppelin .. Water skiing . . . Chem at STCC . Blue Mcch. Engi- neering . . JA .. Colorado Camping ... L.G. ERIN CONROY My family Little Falls «M . K Angel . . The Hill . .. Irish French . Graduation . Rainbows ... I LB AG WAFS Roses . You'll get over it . Crunchy Peanut Butter ... To live and love ... Memories . Endless Love . 7 13 78 I AITII CONW A A CHRISTINE CONW AY Daisies . Purple Rides to Wl Skating . .. Stroke .. Do it!!... A non- favorite . . Chrissy ... 56 ... Irish . . Po- lish TERRY CONVERTING LORI COSTA Soccer . � 6 .. . Always smiling ... But- tons + zippers. . . Don't worry. I can han- dle it! (ill Iricnds + family . Costa NORMA COl Tl RE KELLI COWLES My green Duster ... Irving ... fights w Kath . . florida 82 . .. Cape Cod . .. Don't give up . Wildfire .. Talking w EII SUE CRAIG Hampton Beach SI ... Is that my car? . .. My Dad .. . Spoiled ... 5 18 81 ... My laugh . . . 8 23 79 . . . Mv friends family ... J K DIANA D'AI.MA The beach.. . Roses... The Boss. . . Land- slide . . College bound . .. WAfS .. . Time for Me to fly ... Try . Chccrlcad- ing . .. Diz JOHN DANAHER Track mile. Country 4:51 ... Cross- Country Chocolate-Dot!. . Camping . Don't worry ... 17 ... Down “VW ‘81 ... Rc-cr! CHERYL DESPIRT MCK DEPALMA KIM DEVALL JOHN DARNI I I II. Skiing . . . Champlain . . football Sat Night pos . The Squire N VS.C The Water Tower .. . J.D. Colorguard Cap! . Success My fam- ily friends. WWW AP .Yel- low That's it I quit! ... Dreams.. TO! Led Zeppelin .. . The Hill . . Many beers My bird Thumbtacks! The beach Italian . . My family 7 13 78 forever I 18 PA I I 1)1 III I I SHERYL DISISTO CATHY DOBEK SUZANNE DOUGLASS Major League Yabozc' Independent- ly wealthy . . 12 once curls .. The Hill. .. Travel Howey . Southern Rock . Zelly NVAFS Family + friends Bird CSC MG . Hampton Beach 19X1 JH Forever . Reasons . . Wait.. Purple . . Noses . Shcr But Family . Music Chem Labs Mercedes-Benz 450 SI. . Eddie Rabbit Happiness . . Eggy . . . Professor Por- key X Rainbows unicorns Red . I.uey .. . 3 .. . Football 16 . PC . Friends memories. . Pink Floyd .. . Harri . Eyes . Sue MARY DOWLING Cape Cod... CCC Parking Lot... Thank- you by Led Zeppelin 7 4 81 Gimme a beyah . . Suffragette City X 9 81 GERALDINE DROUIN fieri . Gimme a break l.ynyrd Skyn- yrd Rock-n-Roll . Dancing . . Sum- mer of'81 . The beach . My friends . Calif. DAVID Dl CLQS DOW DUDLEY JOHN DUGGAN LAI RA Dl NN Wrestling.. N.D ... Soccer .. 3 28 ... l.ynyrd Skynyrd Blue Duke . Stanley Park . Molsons Led Zeppelin Wendy Give me a break . My family + friends To travel . My Car. I can't handle this .. . Happy and successful life Cruising with Guy . . Soccer Good times with good friends . Wrestling . Red Rose Pizza 19 Fullback Parties J.D Matunuck Beach. R I M.E I. Purple Ad staff '82 .. McDonald's ... 8 ... Flowers 119 TAM I f ASSN ACI IT Soccer No kidding . SMWT . . To be a parachutist . Ciemini . . landless l aughs , Hampton Beach . Perfection T STEVEN I AVRIIAU The f abulous f renchman . .. Go Sox! .. . Thin Lizzy Rags lluntin . I ishin Jet Birds The Berengarian Papers No. I I.ORI FEARN family + friends. Kat'sPlace. . 10 9 SI . Munchkin Paper Bags Stair- way to Heaven Forest Park . . . Smurfs For JIM EGAN football . 84 . . Tightend . Poker at Grenier's Bookie . . Waterskiing at Otis . . . Ace . . Dead Soldiers . Any beach CTNDI FERRAIOFO Mirror Cape Cod. Rolluway Me Teach Your Children . f lirt. Guys Color guard . Spa AC DC 2 .. 1 26 79 ELLEN FANNING WWW Wild times . Band VP Jeans and a sweater . . “AP TPBI.DGSF . . Band trips Friends DD! CHRIS FERRARO Really .' . To be successful. . Dreams of money and happiness . . f riends . My car 6 TANGO . P 1 8 80 . Mike THOMAS DCSSAUI.T MICHAEL DUVALL Willys 64 CJ5. 4WD Yamaha TY250 . . Skiing Jeep Van Halcn . .. Bacardi . Nugent . Odcsscy Terminus . MG . . Spock Autumn . Wealth .. . Skiing ... 6 20 63 .. . Sailing MARLENE FEENEY Roller Skating Red Track Matt Canada . Art . Music Beach Boys . . Being with friends . Really Pi a . Mar 120 GINA FERRARO JERRY FERRENDINO ALPHONSE L. FERRENTINO KAREN I IELDSTAD Chcerlcading .. To live. love. laugh . . York Beach . . . Mom Pop . Bark- hamsted . . . Beatles ... Huc . . 4 26 81 PJ .. . Gina Irish Italian . Mom Dad “You can't always get w hat you want . Hock- ey . . . Fid .. . Need a beer!' . . Tucker Boy-s Italian .77 Firebird . . . Be rich Dead Soldier .. . Blue Journey Geometry . . Stones STIIRN CMFRT . Skynyrd .. Al Orcos . Hampton Beach . .. Fine green M M's Skiing . Snow-blind Rollerskating rat Straw berry high Brian .. . Rat ANN FIORIM MICHAl l. FLOOD STEVI N H OOD WILLIAM FLOOD SpccdSkating .. 4 22 81 ... Tab. I'm going to win ... So what Skating on Fridays ... 2733-racing . You wait Blue Salisbury Beach Oh well. . The hunter . . 1969 Mustang Convertible . .. TGAH Swimming . . JW . Red . . TRRI.TMM . . Nora Outdoor sursival . Miehclob . Swim- ming . . Rollerskating . Backpacking . AIFF .. . Beach . Being free Good friends Backpacker . . Salisbury Beach .. 23T Pinball . Autumn . Rollerskating 55 Chevy . . Think snow . . Candy- apple-red PEGGY FOI.EY TINA FOI.EY PALL FORGETTE TERRY FORGLES Softball 12 ... Survivor . . Prof. Porkcy . 2 20 80... The Doors .. . Bert Doobs . Non-favorite ... Skiing . . Shmeggum The Doors . . Independently wealthy f rogs . Porsche Raquctball Hey baby .. . Ex 81 Flirts . . . French Puddle- jumper LINDA FORNI R.T . Summer of 81 Family and friends . . Desperado Italian . Park Avenue The beach . N.Y.C. anm THOMAS FOUNTAIN Tom . . Blue .. Bruins ... Sox .. . Celtics Styx . . Moody Blues Journey .. Commodores . REO ... Ferrari TF IS TLA GLEN 101 RNIER Misquamicut Beach .. Camping . The Doobics Partying 4 4 Seniors Friends .. Wav to go Flash JOHN FRANCO Get away from me Macaroni . The Godfather Commodores. Al Pacino California . Blue ... 32 PAUL FRANCO No time . Commodores . 25 . Mid- night Magic . Macaroni . Sicilian Park Avc. Brando . To go to Sicily Black TONY FRASCO My Camaro. . Hampton Beach . Skiing Italian Out at night Loud music Red Rose . Tut. Tony Aldo . . Frisk GERALD FRATINI BOB GASTEYER TIM GAYNOR NANCY GENTILE Ellon .. Red Football 52 ... Homework, what's that? . Meatballs ... Don’t worry about it ... Turkey + Bozo forever B I Bob . Blue -7 . Monte Carlo. Reds . . AC DC . Sid .. Pep- py . Ram . .. Hog Wildwood! Duster .. . RSROA Wedge! Blue Oyster Cult Mas- ter Mechanic ... Cruising The tow n Molson! . . . Mary Yellow . . 45‘Tofall cars arc blue .7 4 81 . Animal crackers at high altitudes 22 Hearts . BBDB Snaggic STEVE GIEI.DA Ozzy Osborne Misquamicut Scor- pio . . . Front one? . .. Skiing . CC . l ive while you can! . .. Stretch DAN GIORDANO Football Caplian . Mahar . . Base- ball .. Lynyrd Skynyrd . . I cad Soldiers WT . . Barney ... Sat. night pos . Impala ... Gio TF.RI GIROUX DAWN Gl.ADL GINA (iONNELl.O TOSHIAKI GOSF.KI Daring duo Rs driving Grand Mar- tial 81 Crash 81 . . My sis’s . RB Dawnic . .. Soccer . Rooming job money 7 7 Quiet. My eyes White roses Wine Italian I need a hug Aptwlori. Dreams . Cobble Mt. ... In the air Jeff Tokyo Japan .. . Wide Receiver Football Pop-ups . Taco . . . Pizza .. . Water ski The I Jeans . AGAWAM 123 ANN GKL.Gl Oi l To sec ihc world . . Stars Vrgylcs Question! The beach Wildwood Drum Major . 1.oneret te . JLJ VNNLR MICTU I IT (iRI Sk You'll get over it CAW Mint cc icecream Skiing Dreams . I.ovc and l aughter . Roses Daddies little girl SIT VI (iKI Nil R Boston Red Sox . Commodores Dead Soldiers . Tennis , . . Yaz � 8 . Hey Cheese what's up Good and You? .. . Eirnic D TIM Cil ARNILRI What's up? Skynyrd Being with triends Soccer Pres . Good times with the Doc . Hampton '81 . S.D. or bust GLORGL GROOM Baseball . .. Steve Miller Band . Hamp- ton beach Browns Red Bruins . . Awesome ... Ohio . .. Logics MIKI (it I R TIN U.S. Air loree . V.H . Hey what's up Molsons . Mustang . Chrissy . C.C.Ciym Cape Cod . The Blues Ma- chine CHRIS GROTII The Rolling Stones New York Black chevy C 10 . Long Island . PBR's JIM GLTOWSKI Karen 11-2-79 . . . Camping NH ■ The Doors Lady ... Styx . l-gg.Parm Light My Lire I K . Lor Your Lyes Onlv KS JOSEPH HARBF.Y llarb .. The Hill The Cape Mich .. . Gel off my back Koz ... Lebanese - - Byrd . .. Heartbeat... Very loud music... Aling! DONALD IIAW'KES BRENDA HAYDEN K . Cape Cod 81 . The beach . My friends good times . . . ET . . . 01 aggie To travel ... WAFS RHONDA HARRISON The beach . Rolling Stones . . To travel . 4-Wheelin'. . . My friends. Red roses Greek .. TCC with Lisa .. . Neighbors MIKE HAZEN X Country . . Track ... Blue .. Styx . Duster Eggplant grinders Mac’s. 82 . New Hampshire . . This is it! CHARLES HASTINGS Woods ASAW AIIS Band CG No Mike. Bo Derek exists Ya Gotta Believe Apples . Oranges . By the way ... Knapper PALI MENDEL W ildwood . Nova . . . “82 . . . Ski . Dvnastar . Maine . Blue Nordica ... Air Force ... Water ... Lobster .. Florida ... Horses ROBIN HENDERSON Emerald Green . . . Arabian H W hite beaches Travel ... I Fd Jasmine Violets Stars ... Cobra II . Sim and Gar EDW ARD HOPPING Frosts Molsons” lies what’s up? N Y.P I) ... C.C. Gym . . I S. Air Force Blondes . Teddy Bear Chris!! DEAN HORACIK KATHI I I IILBBARD I MUSSON GINA IAC0I.0 Wildwood 5 9 81 .. Baseball . . . Ski Team . Band . Friends ... S OM Yonder- lloser . Dean Machine . Lady . Beach Dancing Acting Yellow . 3 ... Family Friend- Valenti - Herbie SWR RR Daddy-Girl Disco (iao!! Swimming Friends Health Italia 198: .. U.F . . Claudio Baglioni . Green Grass High Tides God Summer 81 RITA I AC 01.0 FRICA JANSONS Yev Sweetie! . .. ming . Track .. Friend- . Italian V iolcts ireen Eyes . Swim- Skiing . Family and Sunny African MG8. FJ My and my Brother Billy Y. SV I S That’s It!! best friend . . Durk. Friday the 13th Zabo Blue DAVID JI NKS DIAN JI NKS Jil l JOHNSON JAMIESON JONI S Soccer � 10 AES Colombia Spring- steen . Mosers .. Pizza. Freihoffers. Strat-o-matic. Wood Nymphs, and Rosie My friends , Toto . Holland Stuffed animals . Red and blue Di 82 Yellow roses Unicorns W M'S J Browne Running on Empty T's House PTP Skiing Weekends Ace B M M's Sal Robos Parking lot- Canada Junky Autos Skiing Zap- Coke . . Pizza . Fries Goodbye . Thank you! SCOTT JOSEPHSON I ooiball. ..51 . . Rebel. .. Cape Cod . . My friends ... Z28 ... PH Red Rose . . Amnesia . . Kiwi.. . Dead Soldiers 5 1 ...SUE MELODY JOY New York New York . GIDGET . Hollywood' . Music Still . Commo- dores .. . Reasons . .. GDSMSC . .. Hampton Beach . Roses DANII L JURY The Jeep Wagonccr . Hunting . Pish- ing .. Track . . X-Country . . . Skiing. Lithuanian AC DC Journey . IRR JOHN KAJKA Snatchka . Blue Lowenbrau .. BK. TA. JS. Tl Pole LM-TAI I REP-AT-LAST Rock n Roll MARY KAMYK To see the world . Autumn , Wildwood Red roses. MCC . My cymbals.. The bcachlot . Laughing . . Smiling . Marc BRUCE KliRR '66 3 Stooges. 7 Top. Crccdencc Skynyrd ...SS ... Outlaws . . Victim of Circumstance! Black Beach PAM KERR LOUIS KIBBY BARBARA KIPRKI.A BRYAN KINSLEY Black onyx . Parmer's daughter . 77. Top . . Bul ly T's House Pink P'loyd ... Weekends with green . . Long Hard Ride Hi Hun Soccer Softball Pink roses... Champagne . . Being silly . Mv friends . Mom . Polish ACCMB . Scott Drums .. . Don't worry about it . . Band Trips: GD .. Mrs. C ... Pagles . Stan the Man . . Blue Coke and 3 Muske- teers ... GB 127 C HRIS KOSAK STEPHEN KOVALSKY MIKE KOZAK AUSA I M R ANCIS Summer of 81 Flying . Travel . K.K . Jazz Rock . .. Skiing ... Coke York Beach . Red Road . MTB . . T. l or Texas T For Tennessee . . Skynard . Florida . .. Grizzly . .. North Shore . . Spec Pond . 82 Home wrecker . . The Hill . The Cape MFB . . Skiing . Snowmobiling . . . Harb. Mere. Slop' . Crazy Russian . . IMR Koz Red . I can't handle this .. . Good Times Good Friends .. . AP . . . TF . Hap- piness Band Trips. Wildwood , Drum Major SHERYL I AMB GRFG I.AMSON W AYNF I.ANGEV IN CARYN I.ARIVIERE Blue . Sherry . Softball. . Bavkctball See ya later . . . Beach . . . Irish . .. Beach Boys . Cadillac .. . Steak . Col- lege Lamps Sting . Police . . . Fine, and you ? TBTBWY . English . U.O.C Ramsgate .. Don't cat any furniture Norm 10 80 .. Camping .. l eisurely Summers .. . Good Times Bad Times .. Friends. Tunes Laughter Just spark it ... Fiver LAURA l.AVELL I Red-Purple My Family. My Best friend Always. Lisa .. - Love. Trust, and Happiness M M's . My ftl Fal- con ... Styx ... Lori ANDREW LAWSON TAMMY I AWSON Speedy Buzzbee . Many - - - - shows in courtyard Tileston . .. Files . Wild- wood .. . Squir ... Benatar. . Parties . MW MARTHA LEARY Holidays .. Family ... CBC .. Red .. The beach .. . I'm confused . . Irish . . . College . . My horse. Beans . . . Barn par- ties . Marfus LISA I.EFF.BVRE Steve . . . Lake Mark . Autumn days 6 1 80 ... Wine . Memories of yester- day SALLY LESIK ANDREW LESTER Band . Electronic Trombone ... Cosmic VW's Band Pres. PI TER LINDSAY f ootball Ciold foot 16. New Zea- land Drinking Team .. Dead Soldiers Pizza . CJDSS . . . Tut . Bloody Kiwi WALTER LITTLEHALE Jimi Hendrix .. Grateful Dead 5 15 81 ... Virginia beach . . . Pat TAMMY LUCIA Life in the last Lane Vin. 3 23 80. S' NMDARG. HI. Cindy, Colorguard. My ear 77. | UV-IT . Best Mom-n-Dad JULIE LUTAT Arlo Guthrie Shenandoah Dan Fo- gclbcrg No Nukes' . CCHD . Fat chance KELLY LI LWSKI DAVID LLOYD ERIC LOTTERMOSER Wicked excellent . Big grins . Unreal 1 friends L. J. J My Dad 39-81 . Best of Times My guitar . Zewsk BBI . SID AC DC Journey . Back in Black . Ram l.caland . l our . .. G500 The Stones . Wild Horses Hoop German ... DS . Mich. Misq. R.l Weekends . LTD II .. . What's up? Moser ALLISON LUSH family and friends Pearls. Eagles... I ogclbcrg SMCSC . Chatham . .. Piano. . Gclcffs.. TobcanO.T 2 14 DPI! I U RA IYNCH JAMES MAHONEY BOB M ALTON I Pink Fudge All nighters Let's not go in today . Path Courtyard . Cape Cod 81 7 4 81 Partying . O zic I ightin' Irish .. Green . . Celtics . RS ESC .. Shamus .. Bruins Terry O'Rcily � 24 . Spfld. Indians MB .. Bos •3 Springsteen Lambert Slo Pitch JRR Stcclcrs Road House Blues Vcr-llau . 3 2 81 Tel .. MAI 130 PALI. MANCINONi: BONNIE MANNING SGI: MARAI STEVEN MARCUS Gambling gambling . I.ambrusco Abruzzi, Italy . .. Italian Corvette Gucci . . . Capone . Frisk . Frigo AI.DO CELLA! DANA MARQUIS Felix . .Summer nights. It K . Stones Granville ... Red n Gold ... Cape Cod . 7.7. Topp Nationwide RHONDA MARTINEAU E. Sandwich Crew . .. Artie cat . Suf- fragette City .. Gimme a beyah . No- ble Gang Janis Joplin 10 6 . . My- sis Rich Farina .. 6 9 79 . . . Kenny Rogers l.ady ... Log cabin house in the mis (Erie) The Bug Love to Rich in FDNJ Cape Cod ... Red roses ace Hot fudge sundaes ... 5 . To be happy Mercedes . . II . Rubies . Moja LISA MASTROIANNI Special friends . Commodores . Still . Alfonsc ... Sunsets ... Memories . WAFS Aug. IS Italian My fam- ily ... Lis JOHANNA MATTHEWS 10 8 80 ... Purple . . Vaudeville . . C.G Dances Babe . . . Friends My laugh . To be famous .. . tennis ... Jo .415 . Yankees . ..- My caddy . .. Hey Cheese” . . D.S. Texas . Good N' You? Mich .. Summer of 1980 .. . Senator V LAI RIF MONTE FUSCO Unicorns. Faeries Castles . Fh Leo M Mouse Mcrlyn When the music's over . .. ddl d . Rumplcstilskin CHF.RI MAYOTTE Acrosmith ... Dugout Chag . . Roscoc Sunshine smiles I don't under- stand . . Italian .. Grampa . . Dc Dreamer Life in the I asi l.anc . . . Vin. 3 23 80. S AMDARG. HI . Cindy, Colorguard. Ms ear — 77. I.UV-IT . Best Monvn-Dad KATHARINE MCMAHON k REN MA A Summer of 81 Cape Cod . Hampton Beach . LionettC' .. .7.7 Top .. Cheap Sunglasses . Doobs ... 3 ... Space I JIM MCN MI I iv,im jt iy j . . nreDird ... Black ... («old .. The path . California . .. Girl The Back Seal 69 Chcvcllc Bad Cruisin . STIIBT Bruins Red . Molly Hatchet .. MATUGH . florida . . Old Orchard Beach M + M s Mirror All l our . BL OSA . f riends . I ICC New York!! Spot REO . Greek! ... GTWAMI . Rolccall . MAC DIANI Ml I ANSON THOM AS MENDES KEITH MERCADANTE GREG MERC I RE Jon Dec. 7. 1980 . . . Lady“ 4 23 SI Barkhamsted Hill Roses Time spent together . Summer 81 . . CG Capt . Di Mere. Baseball Wrestling. Slam- mers. Bird . Ko r Hampton Beach f luff. Weekends 4- Good jokes . 9 1 80 .Laughl.cn Mere. Hockey 11 Cafe 550 - four Moosics Crete Bang-a- Gong Wayout . The Team That Drank Too Much! SUSAN MOSSIER DAN MOTHOT Many Molsons .151 ... Koalas . . Pur- ple . My Dodge . . Black Sabbath Sunsets .. . Rainbows .. Weekends . . French . .. Sue The Flying Z AR15 Miller Killer The Red Baron . . . N'.J. band trip . Buddy Ro . Green Death 9nim . AMFM Pub I.YNN MII LNIKOWSKI KATHY MIKA Rabbit . Led Zeppelin Zing . Magic Bus .. . Weekends Pedro . Episodes with Patty ... 29 ... G.G .. . Pi- ano Where's the party . Family + Friends . Purple-Micro . . . Accident Prone . . College . Graphic Artist .. Carrera . 928 CHRISTA Ml:YRICK Cutglass .. To play guitar . Hey, air- head Mom. Dad. and big sis San . . To be happy . SWK . Thompson's . . Chris ■ MICHELLE MILLS John . July 23. 78 .. . Now and Forever . .. Fall . .. Yellow ... Raccoons .. Do what you feel is best .. Pat Benatar JULIE MORAN My family My friends G . Dan logclbcrg . Commodores . . . Sailing . . Tango .. Gen ... To work with kids Irish LAURIE MONTEI L SCO Unicorns. Faeries Castles. I h . .. Leo M. Mouse . Mcrlyn . When the music's over . ddl d , Rumplestilskin ...hmm i MICH ATI. MORASSI WILLIAM MORIN CINDY MORRISSI TTI. MARY MORAN Hampton Beach 81 . Still Bob Seger.. . Being with family and friend .. WAFS CGSGS . . . Dream I'll never see ... Hi Peace of Mind . . Boston . Italian . . Blue .. 28 . .. I.asagna .. ACDC Pumping Iron . .. STYX .. .To be built New Hampshire . Winnisquam .. Wa- ter Skiing . Boating Fishing Grizz . Mom's car . . . Pizza .. . TGIF ... Dr. Pepper To find my rainbow purple . 2 19 ... I Shawn . .. Locker .. . BF . Tammy . . Samdnary BOBBY ? . Colorguard . .. Sparky DAVID SEVERS BlackCamaro.. I forgot' .. Ted Nugent Bacardi's .. . Hit It CHARLES NOBLE IV The Boss . .. Rosalita ... Ski ... Frei- hoffers and SOM Hoscr Yonder� Malibu . . This Little Girl Break- away MICHELE NOUN Journcs ... Smurfs + Smurfettes . S. Carolina ... Z-28 Barry 3 29 80 Mustangs . . Little Ba . Heather MIKY ROBERT NICKERSON GARY NOLAN SELTAEB... 10 18 81... Porkchops... Ring ll + Queen D . . Latin . Mix- ing molotovs in chcm and D + D . . Cap . . . Irish MARC NICOLE PATTY NIEMIEC Goin' to Cal ... Weekends . . Magic Bus Born to be Wild ... 4 Roses Black Hernt . . . Mr. Mojo Risin' LIANNE O BRIEN Kun and Lianne . . No 3 . . Mot and Mut ... Mark ... 5-15-79 ... OR ... Chevy I m pa la 71 WILLIAM O BRIEN Soccer ...II... England . Rico ... Ti- gers . OB Irish .. Red Rose . Summer Of 81 ... Later SHEILA O'DONNELL Family friends ... Daddy's Girl . Hampton Beach . CSGMG . . Yellow Roses . .. Dreams ...35 .. . Ireland 7 81 . . Dolls . . Shcc 135 ELIZABETH O'KEEFE Florida Irish . . Softball. Basketball Chinese food ... Colour My World . BoBo My family . (� 43 Betsy CAHTERINE O'MALLEY The Vette skiing . AMCB Family friends . Lobster .. Christ- mas Strawberries ... Cape Cod ... Laughing . Mai TAMMY OBF.RHEIM Hearts . Strawberries Sunsets Red Carnations My eyes . Klutz . . Always laughing .. Always with Kel . TEE JULIE OLSON Whatever turns you on! My friends and family WSGC Yellow rose- The Cape MR .. 2 14 81 Sensitive. IICC DIANE OUELLETTE •7 Soccer Softball . Maine . I riends W hite Champagne . PABH Sail On . French .. Switzerland . . Tacos l)i TERRI-ANN OUELLETTE 13 Softball. . X 13 Soccer . . . X Basketball Mv Cal. Tiger . College friends YUP!. Rug Kits My Ste- reo TERRI I RAN OWC ARSKI EDW RI) PAJAK CATHY PARE VI Summer of 81 Maine Family friends . Strawberries. . Crazy train . CATH SANDRA PARENT ANDY PALI LINDA PECK MIKE PEPPER York Beach . Camping. Blue Band trips . .. Eagles ... Sandy EISA PICCOLI Ted Nugent Concert . Black 4- Whceling . Neighbors . Lawnmowers (for I.aural . .. TCC with Rhonda . 8 15 81 Led Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven . Doors . The End ... To ski hike the Rockies . The cub has arrived ... Lowen- brau JOHN PIDGEON Pidge . . . Blackout . . Hatchet . . Sab- bath . O zy . Rush . . Ted Nugent. Baseball . Red Sox Racquclball . . 3 10 81 .. . KRIS MARIA PIRRO JIM PODGORSKI l.ynyrd Skynyrd . . Soccer . . Polish . • 15... Western Mass for sure . Fullback people . . Flying Horseman Colorguard Capt . . . Bob Seger My Rubber Shoes . . Flowers . . Friendly's G. IE Hampton Beach My friends Led Zeppelin Blackfoot Pumping Iron . ITALIAN . . Superior Athlete .. . California ANGELA QUAGLIM MICHAEL QUILL JAMES RACKLIFFE STEVEN RADWILOWICZ The beach . . Oh forget it’ . . . Purple . -. Friends Family Cold pizza chillers 7 .. . College . Music . An- gela Basketball Celtics . . . Astros ... Jim Morrison and The Doors . The beach . .. Blue EDWARD RAHII.LV Good Times Steve's house To Be Rich . .. Eddie . . Irish . Dead soldiers Neil Young . . Skiing . W.T.P Babysitter LAURIE RAIMONDI R.I. Summer of 81 Roses Reach for your dreams . .. Desperado .. Green . Memories . Family and friends . . Ital- ian SCOTT R AIN II LI PAUL REIMERS KRIS RIBl.ETT LIZABETH RILEY Obviously SC The beach. Nikon Sly Beyond Mario . Journey Styx Van Halcn Colorado . Rocky Mts REEM Band . French horn Piano Tuba . . German .. 85 . Green . .. Cross-Country Skiing kermit . California . .. Rush 2112 Scott... Circle . Gang . . Bcachin' it in Cal Firebirds Art. Pee Dee Where's Reg.’ 10 Red Mice. Basket- ball Football . Mom . V’ettes . Hampton Beach To travel KATO Y.AHH' . Liz 138 GLORIA RINGER GRI G RINGUEITTE AMELIA RIQUELME MARILYN R 1ST AI NO Nlisquamicul Beach. Rl Mom . Dad . Family. Music . Maine. Holly- wood . Blue .. Camping ... Friends. Dave AFS ... Chocolate . Do you speak Span- M AR . I'm not in the mood . . . Dancing ish? . .. Soccer . . Sweet tooth . Para- . My best friends Purple guay . You Light Up My Life . Thank you!! HEATHER ROBERTS Squcck I . . . AFS .. . Travel ... Excuse me? My Dearest Family Camping Sparc me Bcarhugs ... TRE WARS KATO YAH SUSAN ROGERS Bug eyes ... Blue Irish ... Segcr .7 Parties . Riunitc W V Being w friends . Cous' . KS . Rollaway .. My family CARMEN ROMEO KAREN ROSNER JEFF ROVELI.I TODD RUBY What's up . Italian . Soccer ... the Stone.. Satisfaction. 280ZX Three Stooges To be a doctor . . Christopher .. Boston Univ ... Friendly’s Rainbows . Jim Dandy KID KOZ . Blue . Doves .. Friends Challenges .. Florida YEP’ Ital- ian . .. Veal Parmigiana .. music .. The Sax . . Hockey . .. I . . Family Friends Furnt ZZ Top .. Water Skiing . Hockey . . Canal . RUBE 139 DEBRA RUSSO TIMOTHY RYAN R AYMOND SAF.GAERT CHERIE SANTAGATE Strawberries . Purple . . The beach . .. My friends Color Guard trip ... Party- ing ... Deb l ire in the morning .. Robert Ripley . . I or all the marbles ... Stocks and bonds MB! Security analyst Green Dutch . Hockey Z2X . . Go for it . «9 ... California . . . Holland 76 . . . Van llalcn Saturday Night Special. Ray Chris . Biggest Part of Me New Hampshire . CJ CAMBL Blivots Kit's house Neil V'oung . JT 3 5 80 . Chey PATRICI SANTANII I I O SI SANNA SANTANII I IO REGINA SARACINO DOREEN J SARDI I I A Red Sea hawks . Going out with friends . Hampton Beach . . l easts . .. Italian Gemini Perfection Patty Happiness Red .2 . Autumn Yellow Roses . . Scorpio . Drawing family and friends Journey . S T . . Sue Where’s Li ? . . Cheerleading . Memo- ries of love + laughter Pi a! Kam- ils + friends.. . Thank God Km Italian Reg Chccrlcading . . Smiling . SMWT . .. Mom + Dad . Mv friends Hampton Beach Commodores .. l ull moons + sunsets . . P.A.L. ... Tut ANN-MARIE SARNELLI Italian . . Tamil) . .. Car ... Marth .. . Partying . . Friends . . GTX . . The Stones . . Lasagna .. Hit-it . Chill-out Rcc SUSAN SHAYDA Mcmoricsof fun and friends... Cheerlead- ing... Barkhamsted . . . My family 5, I 80 ... Cape Cod ... 43 .. . Sue . .. Scott KERRY SCHINDLER Roquefurt.. The brook... K K ... The rustlers ... QUTUDE ... Rahtahtah .. Leather lace . . Live, laugh, lose, sing smile PATRICK J. SHEEHAN Baseball My Dad . . Cape Cod . . . Hoop .. Irish ... Exactly! ... Uncle Tuicand (iri . JRR Red . 4 26 81 . Gina .. . PJ LEA-ANN SIBII.IA Always laughing.. .Softball. Here's to you HuKcl.au . PABH Blue Colour My World . Italian Sib JOHN SCHLAGEI. J Gcils . Vette . 4x4 .. 1200 .. . Flying Green Death . 380 Lake (icorgc . . . 190 ... Shooting . A.R. 15 . Ruger . . . 22 CHRISTINA SHENI I IELD Cherished memories promised tomorrows dreams ... 8 27 81 ... Grandmother . . Italian . Purple . . Friends The Doors CAROL SIMONI Smuggy Mucker. HFGPW'J . Color- guard . Purple Pink Roses ... Ari- ls Noodle ... My Dad 2 15 81. Lady CILYF JODY SETTLE ing . Red gold Choul . The Stones Jimmy 7 ... The beach ...1 13 . Jackson Brown .. Moggs . .. Gradu- ation JAMES SHERRY Computers .. Computer games Mr. W'hallcy ... Lemonade . . Knapper .. . Mr. Gage's stories Burky Mr. O'Brien's poems MARCY SLAIMEN WELLS BEACH. M AIM. .. Black Cor- vettes To travel .. Family freinds Y S.W . Success . Marcy LYNN SMITH I always get blamed! . . Pink .. Family and friend' . . 9 10 81 . . . Gregg . . . Hampton Beach ... Bootsic .. Italian .. . I.YNN RICH SMITH Don't worry about it.. . The Allan Parsons Project The eagle will rise again . . To write songs ... YVFTTF. .. . Seth SCOTT SMITH Football 54 . Dead Soldiers . Stop! I love it ... Saturday night position Gruch's hands . Barbara .. Smitty SUSAN SPAGNOI.I KATHRYN STOWERS Binkley Weekends w friends Rides toW.I____My tank ...MIL. Skating SNl. . Chicago Italian Blue SUF. Tall (iravs and Apple Trees . The future Cra ed . II.YRC . Grad Night I iguring . .. Animals . . Richard ... I 15 79 ST CIY STROM I OIS STRONG CHET SLLBORSKI TRACY SW ANK Kashmir I riends . Stromi . Spring- steen . Hermen .. You think so' . Arby's Black Monte Carlo . 76 11 17 80 The Rolling Stones . Black . . Partying Janis Joplin Italian . My Mom and Dad . Rock 'n Roll Hootchic Coo The Molester. Molson . VI:T . The Who . Houchic . . � 8 . . Hockey The Team That Drank Too Much Blivots. QD . To be happy . Mv Vcitc . College . Family Friends Irish Skiing Cape Cod. M M's 4 6 81 142 PATRICIA SWEENEY Family and Friends . .. Chinese food Pasbcrrics ... Endless Love ... The beach .. . Yellow roses ... To travel . Tricia MIA TANGREDI-WOJCIK STEVE; .. . Apt 3 . . . Yellow Roses Autumn ... Dan Fogclbcrg. . Teach your children ... blue . .. Skiing . . MIAR RICHARD TAYLOR That's Life ... The Formula ... Fishing in Maine . . Gold's . I laving a good time TINA TEAL Home away from home ... Special memo- ries Slones . . . Live, today. Dream to- morrow . Angel . . Hendrix . .. BR KATHY THORNHILL Star . . Phil . . Mom .. . Friends . Foot- ball field . . . 7 1 81 . iggy Burgun- dy ... Snadec's friend ... Life .. . I.ovc Songs MARIO TRICINEI.I A MOE . . Italian ... NASA ... Farrari. .. Van Halcn . . Travel across the country in a van .. . Zeppelin .. . Dc Lorcan . . DNC 12 GRETCHEN USCHMANN Friends Laughter... My eyes .. White roses . Still . Natural curls . Hamp- ton 81 . Rainbows . I..S.D.C.G.S.M D B MARK VANGSNOSS To be filthy rich! Red Sox Take it slow . country music ... Gordie G .. . POLISH POWER Toski Hey Bud- dy 143 DAVE VECCHIARELLI Baseball . Van Halcn ... Chiefs . . Ver- llau . Journey . Bruce Springsteen Mike Schmidt ... Vec JAMES WAGNER Wag . Have good times ... 13 ft Track . Break the record Ya right. . Journey . . Maine JEFFREY WHITE Beatles Boston . . 2000.. . Computers 77 . Red Clark Summit Carbondalc D.H.M.M.S. ANTHONY VENTURINI SAI ATORE VIVENZIO ROBIN VOGEE Baseball. .. The Brewers Cecil Cooper Soccer Me and my RC The Ea- gles . . 5 . . . Bubbles W hat was I going tosay ?.. AFS Trav- eling Squeek II “Wow Sparc me .. Tweets ... Ireland ... Crash ... Bobin MICHAEL WANDS DONAH) WEBB CAROL W HEELER Track. Phillies. JRR . 127. . . Ho- tel California .. . Van Halcn . . Uncle Tuic + Gri Fishing in Beckett . .. Wandsy W ilbcrt REO Speedwagon W'ho me? Track . . Ford 351W . Joanne AV.A . . Go for it While Elsie Fred Friends Neil Young SSMGG .. Hampton Beach . Neth- erlands .. Riunitc on wheels . Kay B A R BA R A W'OJCI EC HOW SKI Purple Hampton Oreo TWIT Wojo . Rink, friends dancing . Ski team Baubble Rob I 1 81 Wood nymph NYC 144 PAUL WOOD Poon patrol . Zclly's directions Ran- over... Hockcs . .. f 10 . RCB Golf . 99 WZB Guitar . Mr. P Woody JOHN WOODRUFF Airplanes . Porsche Blue . .. Sneak' ers . Mondays Always Get Me Down JOHN WRIGHT VALFIRIE WROBLFSKI Another Night in the Ruts .. Airplas .. Precious Time . . Blue Jean Baby’s .. Dee. 14.1979. TerandKer Daffodils BARRY WO Glen Head N.Y. . . . Sumo . . Tcckcy Tennis . . . Kansas . . Strat-o-matic, Frei- hoffer's. and Coke Reem II Hoscr ... Raiders NADIM YACTGEN Deliciously Tasteful ... Yac . Lebanese Lose Machine . . The Cape Hoop . . Skiing Hill . Lebanese . Awsc . MJJSKPGG KI N YAGMIN LISA ATW ELI 145 TOM FEARN 65 MUSTANG . . Van Halcn .. Tom . . 4-Whcclin .. AC DC . Steamers Jeep Blue . Daytona Beach .67 GTO... 428 Cobra Jet CHRIS JOHNSON Blue Mom Dad . Cheese popcorn KJSW Class of ‘82 MICHAEL BARROW Courtyard scenes .. Ecb. 1981 . .. Gradu- ating ... First time was the best . High- way to Hell ... Bonfires ... Houscpartics SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED DAVID ANDERSON MARC BIRCHENOUGH SCOTT CONSOMNI JAY CUSSON DOM DEPERGOLA KELLY DESMOND JEFF DIDUK KATHY DUFFY JOHN FITZPATRICK CINDY FOOTE JOE FORTIER NICHOLAS GRIMALDI JAY LIAM IS TODD MATUSKO MIKE MENARD MIKE NUNZIATO MARY PAUL BARRY Ric I ROBERT RIVARD JEROME TALBOT DONNA LEE 146 Graduation A Time to Remember! IN MEMORY OF STEVE SANTINELLO I know that death is hard to believe, but we all have to face when our loved ones leave. It's a great sorrow for the ones left behind, but Steve is at ease which we all come to find. Heaven is a place where you feel no pain, where everything is beautiful and you need no name. He was only seventeen, not quite a man. but he found his peace when God took his hand. Steve won't be with us in life form anymore, but his soul will live on forever more. God gave us Steve for a very short time it seems, but his life was laid out for God to receive. We just wish it didn't have to come so soon, for his life was only beginning to bloom. But there is no need for tears or grief, his life is gone, but the memories will not cease. I.ifc is a gift we all have received, but when God calls on us we all have to leave. No matter how much sorrow or pain it will bring, life will go on until we're together again. So remember Steve with love and affection, and be happy for him. he has found God's protection. Patti Martino Linda O'Connell 147 BALLOT BOX Class Artists Michael Pepper and l.auric Montcfusco Class Actors - Steve Marcus and Eva Husson Class Angels Sue Marai and Chris Borovs ice Best Buddies Jim ligan and Tim Ayre Class Athletes Tim Ayre (not photographed. Chris Altobclli) Best Buddies Tracy Swank and Jill Johnson Best Dressed Paul I ranco and Carol Wheeler Best Personality Doreen Sardclla and Jerry I crrcndino Class Chatterboxes Maria Campiti and Nadim Yactcen I Best Looking Kerry Schindler and Scott Ncgrucci BALLOT BOX Class Clown Amv Alexander and Steve Marcus Class Devils - Bruce Kerr and l.ois Strong Class Couple Barbara Kicrkla and Scott Smith Class Flirts - Diana D'Alma and Keith Vlcrcadantc Most School Spirit Mike Cormier and Regina Saracino Class Musicians Anna Greguoli and Andy Lester Most Likely to Succeed Cheryl DeSpirt and Mike Wands 151 last will and testament I. Kevin Barnet, leave to Bob Cone, many shows in the Auditoriam, and to the school, one very fine FURNTV I.Gina, lease AHS to whoever wants it!! To Lori I lease happy memories and pood times and much love to Loo. I. I an Giordano, leave the rust that my Chevy left in the parkin lot to my friends in the class of 82 I. Shar-Bcar. leave one Belgium waffle and Cheeseburger to Gcr-Bear I. Chris, lease many good times at AHS and my crowded locker to Michelle. Early and Shrimp — it's all yours I. Rat. lease Dances, lunch periods, gym classes, and pissing time in which we all created many scenes, and mild chaos to anyone who can handle causing trouble without getting caught doing it. I. Nance, leave the following bare necessities: milk, cigarettes, and papers, to all those in need I. Eric Lottermoser. lease two Budman stickers in locker 341 and hallway groups to whoever I. Kelly Li cwski. lease all my bad grades, books, good times and prayers to the poor people w ho have to go through this school. I. Regina Saracmo. leave all the memories of laughter and cheer to Agawam High I also leave Frankie Cavallo ALL of my MAM's!! I. Terry Convertmo. lease all the cherries in the world to Michelle Gruska and Sue Brooks so they never run out. I. Art Chase, lease defense parties to the upcoming varsity soccer defense and lease the last of the Chase's insanity. I. Jim Egan, leave my share of the Bookie system to Bob Desimone I. Alphonse Fcrrentino, leave all my Senior headaches and dees, and lastly all my oil stains in the Parking lot from my car to all my friends in the Class of 83 I. John CaDbrcsc. lease the locker and all my books to Agawam High School I. Gerry Bussolan. leave to the clique my membership name. MO , to any other twin I. Jackie Bussolari. leave to “the clique my membership name. MIS , to any other twin We. Gail. Gen. Debbie, and Marlene, lease scenes in the hallway and all our forged notes and passes to Eva and the teachers of Agawam High I. Vickie Coidakis. leave to Karen landers work in the office every first period and loenyoy her senior year like I did mine I. Sue Brooks, will always lease the following threat to Michelle Gruska and Terry Convertmo To 10 times? I. Kelli, lease my gym class to Kathy, and many years of happiness to my sister. Lon and also Ellen in her senior year I. Spar, leave my parking space, illegal smoking passes, many parties, good times, and GUVS to Toes. Dootsic. Commakanc. Beaver, and Duck I. Timothy Ryan, leave misspelled, made-up Spanish words to Miss Moran, my copy of the SUN ALSO RISES and Vanity Fair to Mr O'Brien and all my used Government oil leases to Mr Zabvclski I. Todd Ruby, leave one long FURNT to this school I. Liane Russell, lease all my bananas and a great senior year to Peiffcr. and my calvins to Mr. Whalley I. Seedling, leave my Kiclbasa to Pickles I. Craig Castonguay. leave penalty minutes and penalty records toanyonc who can beat them. I did this in Hockey Good Luck! I. Jeff Rovelli. leave my hard times and headaches on trombone to the nest unlucky person to play it. I. Sue McDoagle. lease my necklace to J W. and some cuddles to Mr P. and take with me all the great memories (and the stat book) from football I. Doug, leave to Sue. Joann. Angie. Lisa. Sylvia, and Julie, many high times for years to come I. Toshiaki Goscki. leave a Thank you for your patience to the people who listened to me I. William Morin, leave all my hassles with the Big D to anyone of his nest students I. Bryan Kinsley, lease my two special” postcards in my locker to Mr. Joseph to watch over I. Steven, leave my ink marks all over the desks and the curse of the Jet Birds to Agawam High I. Debra Russo, leave my locker and all the boring school days ahead to Bobby I. Lisa Babcock, lease one date a week with Paul to Kevin. I. Alisa I j Francis, lease determination, confidence, enthusiasm, plus sore throats, a hoarse voice, pulled muscles, but most of all PRIDF.. to all the upcoming Drum Mayors of the AIIS Marching Band I. Scott Smith, leave my skill and ability to wm football games and to celebrate after winning those games to the 1982 Football team. I. Sib. leave “Pink Wiiburmc and Orville” to Barney and Mafia I. Jim Sherry, leave my computer programs and my complaining to Mr Whalley and all my chemistry notes and tests to Knapper I. P J Sheehan, lease my sister. Cathy, to Agawam High School. I. Micro, lease a warm seat in Mr Mornsey’soffice, and another aggravating year to LTI Micro. Lonlci. and Kathy F. I. Michelle, lease all my ptano efforts to Mr. Tilcslon I. Chris, lease memories of the great times � e had and hope your senior year is the best for you. Julie Tooeney” I. John Pidgeon. leave any extra points to pass for the year (if any) to anyone who needs it. I. Kathy Thornhill, lease the High School halls to the sophomores and juniors who have J studies a day I. Sue Tcssicini. lease all the tight jeans to Angel I. Tina Teal will be the last one to lease Aga� am High I. Rich, leave my parking space for the next hot shot who thinks hc shc has a better car than me. I. Sherry Lamb, lease all my extra credits to my brother for next year. I. Caryn Lariviere. leave AHS with a fat smirk across my face. I. Dianna, leave AHS happily I. Valeric Wrobleski. leave nothing to Agawam High I. Michele. lease my consenicnt locker to Lori and Robyn to share for their senior year. I. Gary Nolan, lease rule oser D D to Joseph Swales. I. Karen Nadeau, leave the talent of how to fake knowing how to play tennis and driving Miss Wo- loebowie up the wall to any poor soul who joins the team. I. Mike Guertin. lease evil pranks and jokes to my poor victims. I. Sue M. lease all of my unfinished homework and lousy finals to anybody that wants them I. Keith Mcrcadantc. lease school lunches to enjoy as much as I did to my brother. Kevin I. Greg Mcrcurc. lease my position on the team to anyone who can take it I. Chris, leave the joys and memories of AHS (if any) to the Class of '8J. I. Lynn, leave 100 ways to get excused and the directions to Stanley Park to Jamie I. Moja. lease good luck and happy limes at AHS to Debbie I. Jim Martel, leave my chair in Mrs O s office and position in the library to whoever uses it as much as I did. I. Rhon. leave (Finally) Gerald. Carm. and Walter, the biggest pains of my senior year I. Lisa Masirotanni. leave to our clique my membership rume. REZ to anyone with a famous chin I. Chcri Mayotte, leave my Chcm. notes and all my excuse notes to Michelle, and my keys to Michael I. Richard Ma a. leave my English teacher Mrs Hamilton, to rest, and all my books to burn, to Mark Krativil. I. Michelle Gruska. lease balloons to Susan Brooks hoping someday, someone will pop them, and to Terry Convertmo I lease balloons for the ones that were popped” I. Cindy Morrissette. leave my prc-dccoratcd locker (401) co a very lucky sophomore and to Mrs Knapcy k a trash barrel full of broken (lass and memories. I. Dasid Vccchiarelli. lease my Italian book to Cardo. I. Anthony Venturing lease the club for all future seniors that attend AHS to the members of the dub. I. Heather Roberts, lease a glass of water to nest year's thirsty A P. students I. Charlie Noble, lease a new Hobber Hopper and 10 easy Teckcy lessons to Coach Hobson I. Tammy Lucia, lease all my library passes to the Band Paper Drtsc. and my parking space to anyone with a tree smashing bumper I. Cheryl DeSpirt, lease my can of cold spray, rainbow dags, broken rifles, sore throats, cra v routines, my knee brace, pains, and especially all my best wishes and luck to all upcoming AHS Coiorguard Ride Lines (Ray and Donna too?) I also lease Mr. Pulaski one duck on the pike' I. Mary Arsenault, lease the lobby corner and the circle to all early risers and people who like playing frisbcc in the sprinklers I. Tim Guarnieri. lease Strat a gold-plated comb. Kim a set of brass knuckles. Woody the Mr. P‘ of the year award, and all my siolcnt scenes and good times to nest year's seniors. I. Paul Hendcl. lease a small locker, a ski bum attitude, a fair singing soice. and the best class that I will ever know to the next person who reads this I. Edward Hopping, lease empty cans of shaving cream to Kim Kosak. Erin Kelly. Judi Breton. Tammie and Winky Clark. Kerry Shindler. Chris. Fratco. and all other unexpected victims I. Gina Ferraro, lease Mr. Pulaski a dozen ducks. Mr. L'Hcureux my Fortran note book, and the best of luck to future cheerleaders at Agawam High I. Eva. leave a year of happiness, tears, laughs, hopes, dreams and weekends to next year's seniors, my ‘ community locker to Kellie. Monique' tre' chic' at Red Rose, and theater I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. g to Mrs Poulin. I. Gina lacolo. leave lose and kisses to Mr Rix. I. Ray. lease sery little to Agawam High except for Good Luck to next year's Seniors - you'll need it I. Chey. lease Laurie Bart Bartmk the star senior position on the legendary AHS ski team. Good Luck to little Markie. and to the class of '83 and '84 I. Steve Grenier, leave a 6 pack of dead soldiers and I can of cheese balk to Joe Liberatore (Cake Eater?). I. Rita lacolo. lease Prop 2 V) to the poor unfortunates coming up into the High School. I. John Kajka, lease good times and good luck to all my Sophomore and Junior Friends. I lease thanks for his sense of humor to Mr Fit . Appreciation for everything he taught us. to Mr Files, and all the fun we had learning to everyone that made today's moments memories of the past that I will carry in my heart forever I. Mary Jean Kamyk. leave all my forged notes to my two brothers, my math ability to Mr Whalley.and my cymbals to Mr. Davis I. Miar. lease Agawam High School. I. Grctchcn Uschmann. lease to the clique my membership name. GOOCH? I. Jimmy, lease many Phillies' defeats for Mike to suffer. Whalers losses to Joe B. (along with a membership to MB's fan club) and many Italian Jokes' I. Bob Maltom. leave my Rodney Dangerfield yokes, along with many laughs, to all the following Dangcrfictd fans and friends I. Bruce Kerr, leave the following items which remain in the original A-l condition; my rusty locker and shweaty gym shorts, to the wimpy underclassmen I. Paul Aldo Mancinone. leave cement shoes to Mr Willard, my gold chain to Laddius Agustus. and my investments in Las Vegas casinos to Don Chcech DcStcfano I. Dean Horacck. lease a case of Freihoffer's and a new Patsy's Quartcrhack to Greg Riberdy I. Dawn Gladu. lease many sneaky schemes which I always got away with to my cousins Chris and Dana I. Chris Borowicc. leave all my good test grades this year to the MOJE who never gave me any'! I. Lori, lease much luck in finding any future parties at Robinson State and to carry on our twosome by her lonesome, to Colleen. I. Bonnie Manning, leave the best partying spots at Agawam High (and they know where they are) to Lisa Bardslcy. Chrisy McCarthy, and Anthony Kane I. Tom leave changed not for the better, not foe the worse, just changed I. Patty Arnold, leave all my memories of AHS to those not fortunate enough to s« it with pride I. Frank Cardaropoli. leave Mr. 7's History F.ssays and Mr Fahey's Chemistry Tests to whoever needs them. I. Tom Duvsault. lease one ruined metal shop to my brother Joe and all my nicknames to S I. Bess, leave infinite canons, and each a room at the beach house to the Afternoons Club Jill. Tra. Mark. Flow, and Carm. I. D.N.. gladly leave Agawam High I. David Robert Cccchi. leave the following the legend of the Jet Birds one permanent SPOT , my drugs, my chair, my unbelievable humour and w it. memories of New York, great times and a helluva lot of work to Colin Wells and all future MIRROR editors I. John Dana her. in a sound state of mind, leave future Agawam harrier stars, those same fungus infested sox and shoes that were left to me. W'c. Dianna and Laurie, leave Mr M. three days for popping out of nowhere I. Rich Smith, leave Mr Pulaski a normal submarine drawing, and a hearty OOSE?? I. Jim Podgorski. leave good luck to all who need it. I. Andy Paul, leave my homemade-busted locker, all of Mr Gage's bad yokes, and a final good-bye from the last of six to rampage Agawam High. I. Patty, leave many more weekend nights in Springfield to Joann and Jan. I. Sue Spagnoii. leave Debbie all the butterscotch pudding she can cat and memories of the way it used to be We. Jackie and Kay. leave our procrastinating at city hall, a big bristled brush and bozo legs to our mom. Mrs Eckart. I. Tammy Lawson, leave my Visinc. _. and _ _ for Michelle and Maria to use I. Pam. leave my pink panthers and my locker to anyone who appreciates it. I. Stacey Strom, leave my locker that I never had to myself and all the memories at Arby'sto Jcanmcand Yolanda I. Carol, leave all the excellent times, and enjoyment in w inning in coloeguard. and the tiresome practices to the lucky girls who join the Colorguard I. Martha Leary, leave all of my friends our memorable crazy, hazy, lazy days (and nights) of summer (but the Mustang's still mine?) I. Marc, leave insane parties. _ Shows in the courtyard, mental skip days and The Granville Senior Party to my sister. I. Lisa, leave Marissa third lunch, and a happy and successful senior year to be wierd I. Andy Lester, leave absolutely nothing of any value to anyone I. Valerie Lavalette. leave all the fun I had at all the dances. I. Lois Strong, leave Mrs. Charest many more nice days at school. I. Chester Molester, leave many a _ in the yard of court. I. Joe Harbcy. leave my good looks and charm to my sister. Evelyn I. Rhonda, leave behind all the pre-stamped guidance passes and all the excuses Lisa and I used to skip classes to anybody who'd like them. I. Charles Hastings, leave my hat to the next senior in the Library 1st period for Senior Hat Day. I (me) leave all the good times and memories of AHS to the upcoming classes. I. Mike llazcn. leave locker number 258 to the unlucky fool who gets stuck with it' I. Marcy Slaimen. leave many memories, and a case of white nylons. Tabu. Snickers and Tab. to Terry Nardi. I. Peter Lindsay, leave Agawam High to the next A.F S student and my ranking upon Joe. I. John Bonavita, leave everything to Darlene and Lori Bcaulier I. Tony Liquori, leave my scrub soccer uniform to anyone who is unlucky enough to get it. I. Doreen TUT Sardella. leave Mr Pulaski a dozen standing ducks and a truckload of cough drop� , many good time� of laughing and babbling with 1 1 I.I AS; my pep and energy to future checrlcading squads; and many good time� to Scbmoo at A ll S I. David Lloyd, leave MX) library passes to Mr Baggctta I. Mlnon. leave the be t of luck to my brother. Chrit. and to the teniort of 198}. cvpccially J.P . Mary. Debbie, and Jody. I alto leave a piece of lint to Lamp� . I. Scott Rainville. leave my thcll necklace, all of Torn'� bad jokev and all of my potntlcss questions that were only meant to raitc my grade, to Mr Zabselski. I. Mien, leave many wild timet in Band. How Charts, and Italian food, to Kim Stoll. I. Jim McNamec. leave Colm Well� aspirin, ear muff� , and the responsibility to breed a new generation of Geeks' I. Michael Ko ak. leave my homewreeking abilities to everyone who hat the Power I. Mario Trieinella. leave to all the unfortunates who attend AHS a locker full of memories I. Sue. leave BBB. G and Tt disco shoes. an issue of GQ . a box of Kleenex for Tina, and Lots of Love to Shelly. I. The Corm , leave tome good times and bad times and some insane times and all the joking around with Mr Ramah. or it it Mr. ? to the Craziest Senior next year. I. Sue. leave the best of luck and great memories throughout her high school years to my sister. Kerri I. Lori, leave a great senior year, many WAADSof tape, twinkles, lollipop� , and memories of Driving Around to Barb W.. Debbie D.. Maria K. and Colleen F I. Darcty. leave my big mouth, car. our name, and my shoes to F.va Burmcistcr I. Erica Jansons. leave my spot in the cafeteria and lobby to someone who comes early and who get� so hungry will eat anything I. Christine Johnson, leave books, my locker, teachers, lunches, and school to Kim. Sharon, and all others I. Scott, leave dead soldiers to dear old Agawam High I. Gidget Joy. leave my sister Darlene the happiness that Sheryl. Carol. Sheila. Mary. Diana, and Grctchen gave me I. Anner Grcguoli. leave all the trophies and awards I was so glad to accept for the AHS Band and CG to Mr Davis so he can display them with Pride To the next DM. I leave a lot of patience, enthusiasm, and pride to make his job successful!” I. I.inda Peck, leave my Colorguard Headdress for the Junior Captain who will wear it. my laughter and all my talking through } years of Agawam High I. Mike Pepper, leave any unfinished homework I may have left in my locker or in any of my books to the next person who gets them I. Chris Chmura. leave the memories of fun and laughter we had on the bus rides home, to all future ski team members I. Mary Bracci. leave peace and quiet in Room 21 after Sue and I graduate (Having become the world’s two foremost philosophers) to Mr Zabvelski I. Tony Caputo. leave my Italian Charm to aid and always assist for future acquaintances to Dave Stratton I. Denise Borrello. leave my locker and alt the memories of high school contained there I. Kim B. leave a pair of stilts and real determination to get around all the bigger kids at Agawam who trample us in the hallways, to all the short people of Agawam High I. Di. leave fun and different times spent at practice, football games, and trips (Wildwood) to I on B I. Johanna, leave my music folder, my great posture and my reputation in the music department to anyone with a good sense of humor. I. Dana Marquis, leave Agawam High gladly I. Steven Marcus, leave I can of cheese balls, and all unanswered trivij. a new GHO Sweater to Mr White I. Dan Mcthot. leave all the burnt rubber and smoke I didn't leave in the parking lot to Mr Morriscy and I. Lefty (eighty-eight . leave many Doobicv plenty of Christmas wreaths, and our craftiness, to sister Kathleen and little Dec I. Dean Arnhold. leave all my skid marks in the parking lot to whoever adds to them I. Tern-Ann Ouellette, lease the principal's office to anyone who sits in it I. Nick DePalma. leave empties for everyone on Sunday I. Sheryl DiSisto. leave good fortune and happiness to all my under classmates I. Scott Andrtchak. lease nothing the same thing I came and left with I. JoAnn. leave memories of all the fun we had in the courtyard!!! I. Barbara Kierkla. leave all my energy, enthusiasm, cheerfulness, and spunk and especially the memories of our long talks together, to my special pal. Diane Pata i Love Ya! I. Chris Kosak. lease all my failing Chemistry work to upcoming students I. Robin Vogel, leave many Senior Skip Days to Mary. Beth. JoAnnc and Jan I. Mark Vangsncxs. lease all my original WILD GOAT paintings to Mrs Malcrba I. Tern Nardi, leave a closet big enough for all her shoes, to Marcy Slatmcn I. Jerry Fcrrcndino. lease my cra inevs to stay forever in the halls of Agawam High” Also to Mrs Litchfield. I leave my one. and only original laugh!! I. Jackie Narcau. leave my locker toCorinna. and all my best wishes to my favorite teacher. Mr Baggctta I. Paul Franco, lease all my aggravation caused by working with Blinks (Cheese) to llarb. I. Scott Ncgrucci, lease all the hits, bruises, sacks, and abuse I took, to all upcoming Quarterbacks I. Glen Fournier, lease all of my Chemistry notes and homework assignments from Mr Fahey's class to anyone who can read them. I. Walter Fogg, leave locker 119 empty for you to use all by yourself. Sue Lindsay! I. Tammy Obcrheim. leave my laughter and fun throughout the halls for Kelly to carry on. and all my love and luck to Todd, my favorite brother Love ya both I. Brian Fogg, leave a complete set of undone homework papers from Mr. Fahey's chemistry class to his next lucky class. We. Sandce and Arlene, the Bobsev Twins, leave all the peace and quiet she's wanted now that we're gone, to Mrs. Poulin, our former Fnglish teacher I. Kerry, leave sneakers for catching the bus to Kathy and a RRRuhtahtah for F.rm. Lisa, and Donna I. Ann Fiorim. lease to Joanne the Principals, to Collen the courty ard, to Nancy the school, and to Sherry I leave my good luck. I. F.d Rahilly. leave stories of the babysitter to the football team of 82 I. Paul Reimers. lease all my computer programs including Recmwar to Mr Whullcy I. Kris Riblett. leave great times, good friendships, parties, good grades and Agawam High to all upcoming graduates. I. F.lton. leave all my brilliance to my sister Lynn. Karen and the youngest guttaand also Fred. Stanley and Wilbur, to Scooter I. John Franco, leave a book of library passes to Mr. White (Rockctman) I. Tony Frasco. lease good qualities my ability to con teachers, always leasing school for lunch, at tractive dressing, and my friendship with the women, to Frank Carallo. I. Gloria Ann Ringer, leave the great times and fun. trips to the beach, the beautiful memories and music classes to Mr. Files. Tikston. Mom. Dad. Friends, and Mrs Poulin, and Dave I. William Flood, leave my locker, detentions, skipping record, unfinished homework, books, food fights, cafeteria table, speeding tickets, and my socks to all the Sophomores. I. Michael Flood, leave all my hall walking, with and without passes, to Miss Wolochowicz. I. Steve Flood, leave all my school books, teachers, lockers, great skipping record, and fun times at AHS to all the new and old kids. 8J-85. I. Li Riley, leave sweaty socks and messy locker rooms to next year's football MGRSand I'm taking with all «he kid who warned me too I leave my Mickey slickers reluctantly. and for Renae -me pack of cigar cues, and a case of candy bar . I. Jim Wagner. lease Mr. Gage' joke to anybody that can stand them. I. Michael Wand , leave my quick wit. sly remark and njsty comment to Mr . Poulin I. Mike Morassi. leave Mechanical Drawing equipment, if you can find what you need in your tray and keiurcs of Mr Magdvtch's to the impatient draftsman of the future I. Julie Moran, lease the fun and memories of growing up with friend to the future senior of AIIS. I. Dede Moore, lease behind my childhood, the tear and laughter of growing up and fond memories of good friend and the happy time we've shared to wander the hall of AIIS forever I. Greg l.amson. leave all m dead soldier , my complete collection of Police button , one yellow spatulj. and my English accent to any cheeseball that want them I. Lianne O'Brien, leave still trying to remember everyone's name!! I. Nadim Yaciecn. leave my car selling abilities to Mike Kosak. my red underwear to Mr. Joseph, all my mirror to Kevin Barnes, and I lease myself to every girl who want me I. Barry Wu. lease all my Teckey Racket to Coach Hobson I. Woody, leave the van for one night to Zclly for one of hi date !! I. Sheila, leave memories of my yelling to her to my sister. Beth I. Barb (Twit) Wojciechowski. lease being a TWIT, and dancing in the hall to Julie Miodowski forever. I. Marlene Feeney, leave good time , skip days, forged note , good fight at lunch, and memories that will be with me always to my belt friend . Gcri. Gail. Debbie. Rita. Robin. Pam. and Jackie. I. Carol Wheeler, lease Agawam High School just a uneducated a everyone ebe!! I. Airhead, leave locket 366. 1590.316.965.387. and gym 35.1 also leave a hard 2 years with Mrs. Nardi to all underclassmen. I. John Duggan, lease Dave Stratton in charge of all fullback parties I. Dud. leave my two locker and good time to my little brother. I. Mary D. leave Joyce B another whole year of putting up with Mr. Bate and D T.'sand walking to the store for lunch. I. Laura, lease the lucky underclassmen the pleasure of doing the 25 page lab report to those who take chemistry. I. Geri Drouin. lease the forged note passe to Mr Green wherever he is. I. Sue Roger , lease my place a Chorale President to anyone who want it; and Best of Wishes to all the graduating Seniors The Class of '82. I. Karen Rosncr. leave my Anal Phy . lab diagram and lab test from the first half of this year to Mi M orison. I. Carm Romeo, lease my penal , pens, books, and teachers to Junior . Sophomore , and Freshman. I. Kent Burgess, lease all my excuse for being absent to Mr. Fahey I. Greg Brennan, leave all my flunking Chemistry tests to Mr. Fahey for laugh . I. Kevin Bradway. leave good limes and car plugs for any Junior who has Mr Gage and hi joke We. Debbie. Geri. Gail, and Marlene, leave memories and scene in the Hallway to AIIS I. Joy. leave excuse and note for getting out of class to all the Sophomores I. John Bryan, lease all my quizzes and tests from Mr Burquc and Mrs Alves to the poor unworthy student who have them for math I. Bor to. leave all my unsigned warning notice and report cards to Mr. Bate I. Allan Brown, leave my football gear, sprint , practice , and yelling to the next idiot who play football I. Dave Dudo . lease all my homework and Good time to the class of 83. I. Paul De icllc. lease many many great time and memories to my das of “82 . I. MaryAnn Aequaro, would leave credit for underclassmen, but I have none to give I. Diana D'Alma. lease to our clique my membership name. “DIZ” for the next “Dizzy Senior I. Amy Alexander, lease my arms to Mr. Whallcy. me my Sub races with Coach Sapclli!! I. Stephen Amirault. lease the French name ETIENNE and all other remains of my education in French, to Mrs. Poudncr I. Lucy Anderson, leave all the good times to all my friends in next year's senior class. I. Cathy O'Malley, leave one quiet English class to Mr . Poulin, memories of good times to AMCB. and the vette to my brother. John I. Pam Anderson, leave my fun and good times at Agawam High to my sister Linda and brother Scott. I. Michael Annino. leave all my unsolved programs to the rest of Mr Whatley's F. Period Smart Class. I. Michael E. Atkinson, leave capable theory students to Mr Tileston. and able guitaritsts to Mr. Files I. Julie (Nellie), leave my class of 1982 with great memories I. Betsy O'Keefe, leave my mom all the echos of our many arguments that we had in the back room I. Billy O. lease the Union sports page in my locker I. Don (Wilbert) Webb, leave all of the troubles in AVA and in the backroom of the library to the class of 83. 84. 85. 86 ......... I. Tercse. lease all English assignments to Mrs Martin. My needed locker to my sister. Cindy, and all math to Mr. Altobclli I. Laura Lasell. lease Luck. Lose, and Happiness to my sister. Brenda and my brother. Steve in their following years at AHS. I. Mike, leave skip dates to Mr Bates I. Tim Gaynor. lease all my broken in study teachers to the upcoming seniors in the years to come I. Bob Gastcyer. lease my name Rockciman to Mr. White. I. Renae (Jesse), lease all the money I borrowed and the food I ate to Jesso and any one else who needs it. I. Michael Carr, leave my brains to Agawam High for future knowledge I. Michael Duvall, leave over-exposed film, used soldier, my non-functional radio, and my overdue, finished English work to Mr Pulaski. Mr Hobson, and Mrs Stratton. I. Maria Campsti. lease Agawam Guys to Ginni. Suzic. Susan, and Anna I. Tina, leave the attendance record Pam and I had yet to be broken. I. Paul Cerpovicz. lease my terrific sense of humor, and my quiet personality to all upcoming sophs.. Jrs . and Sen. who'll need it. I. Ruth Chandler, lease many good times I had without getting caught to anyone who has the guts to do the same I. Paul Coddingtoo. lease all the projectiles thrown in Advanced Drawing to all the Junior who arc coming up next year. I. Spur, leave Tw itch. Sue. and W. I, feeling happy and w ishing them lots of luck. lose, and success. Lose ya always!! I. Erin Conroy, lease Mr. Cavallo many thank without him I would of never made it through AHS also many memories of the Hill to B. G. C. M. S. S. J. M. K. G. C. G. I. Suzanne Collins, lease my membership name. CUPF.Y to the future cliques of AHS I. Lori Clow, lease my unlockablc locker to some lucky Sophomore. I. Helene, lease my senior parties and doings to all the upcoming Seniors. I. Kathy, lease my locker, homework, teachers, hassles, passes, good times, and lose to my 1.1TTLE sister. Jodi I. AnnMarie. leave the courtyard and partying place to Maria and Kathy and my locker to Darlene I. John Schlagcl. lease all my math papers to Mr S and my English to Mrs II and kxsof luck to Mrs Shimcl. to anyone who cares to have a good year. I. Jody Settle, lease my locker to Jamie and Kris, soda for Lynn to have with her cheese-n-cracker . and HB his name. I. Jamieson Jones, lease all my zappers. works of art. explosive chemicals, the smelly locker room, and my car's rust particles, to anybody that need them. I. Veronica Tcsny. leave all my homework to Steven. I. Lynn Smith, leave my tube tops, my lighter, and B P to love forever .. to Boo Me Bubble. Syhia SENIOR DIRECTORY ... MARYANN ACQUARO. Rhodes Avc. F.H. Colorguard I. 2: Daisy Chain 2 JOANN ALBANO. 49 Alhambra Cir. Band 1. 2. 3: Chorale 3 AMY ALEXANDER. 65 Northwood St.. F.H. Rl I NI ALI EN. 20 Autumn St. Track 1. Span N.ILS. 2. 3; Span Club 3 KIM ALLEN. 82 Mountainview- St Daisy Chain I. Colorguard 2 LINDA ALLEN. 102 Florida Dr. Swimming I. 2 CHRISTINA ALTOBELLI. 43 Mill St. Soccer 1. 2. 3 Captain: Basketball I. 2. 3:Softball I: Tennis 2. 3 STEPHEN J. AMIR AULT. 36 Faymorc Dr Band 1.2. 3: Wind Ensemble 2. 3: Track 3: Ja Band ■ LUCY ANDERSON. 37 Fruwirth Avc.. F.H. Colorguard I; Bridging Program 3 DAVID ANDERSON. 67 South West St.. I ll PAM El A ANDERSON. 67 South West St .. F.H. Chorale I. 2. 3; llonorguard 3 SCOTT ANDRICHAK. 305 Suffield St. President I MICHAEL ANNINO. 170 Park Edge Dr. Band 1.2. 3; Chorale 1.3: Ja Band 3: Swim Team I. 3 ARTHUR ARMSTRONG. 22 Cleveland St.. Ill DEAN ARNHOLD. 208 Beckman Dr. Hockey 1. 2. 3 PATRICIA ARNOLD. 775 Springfield St.. I II. MARY E. ARSENAULT. 44 l.c St. Band l.2.3:Track I.Ski Team 1.3: Tennis 3: Color- guard I; Art Club 3 MICHAEL ATKINSON. 151 Florida Dr. Chorale 2; Vocal Ensemble 3: Ja Band 3: Cross- Country I: Junior Classical League I. 3: Ja Combo LISA ATWELL. 277 South St. TIM AYRE. 38 Albert St. Football I. 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3; Baseball 1.2. 3: Jr. Classical League 2 LISA BABCOCK. 77 Riverview Avc. National Honor Society 2. 3 SHARON BARKER. 89 Cherry St.. I ll Cheerleading I, 2. 3 KEVIN J BARNES. 22 Wrenwood Lane Baseball 1. 3: Basketball I. 2. 3 DIANNE BATOR. 59 Mill St. N.H.S. 2. 3: Yearbook 3 JANICE BEAN. 31 Sheri Lane DAVE BELL. 445 Meadow St. Hockey I. 2. 3 TOM BENNETT. 432 North Westfield. St.. I II Golf 1.2.3: Ja Rock 1.2.3: Chor. 1.2.3; A.F.S. 1.2. 3: N ILS 2. 3 PAM BF.RGIN. 736 North West St.. F.H. MARC BIRCHENOUGH. 92 Coronet Circle. F.I1. JOHN BONIVITA. 132 North St.. F.H. Football I; Baseball 2 RENAE BOPKO. 70 Sheri Lane CHRISTOPHER T. BOROWIEC. 28 Robin Ridge Dr.. F.H A.F.S. I. 2. 3: N.H.S. I. 2. 3: Track I; Mirror I. 3. OSA I DENISE BORRELLO. 29 Forest Road Colorguard I. 2. 3 Captain: Ski Team I. 2. 3; Yearbook 3 PAUL BORTOLUSSI. 22 Coronet Circle. F.H VICTOR BOUCHARD. 22 Meadowbrook Road RICHARD BOUSQUET. 7S Elmar Dr.. I ll MARY BRACCI. 853 Silver St KEVIN BRADWAY. 66 Carmel Lane. F.H. Wrestling I. 2. 3 — Captain STEVEN BRAICA. 13 Harding St.. F.H. GREG BRENNAN. 41 Elmar Dr.. F.H. Spanish Club 2. 3; Model Congrss 3; ASMW I DEBORAH BRIGGS. 13 Parkview Dr.. F.H. LINDA BRIGGS. 13 Parkview Dr.. F.H SAN DEE BRITAIN. 128 Lowell St.. Spfld Swimming I; JV Chccrlcading 1.2. 3: Yearbook Staff 3: Jr. Classical League 2 KIM BROCK. 64 Silver St. Track I; Daisy Chain I KIM BRODEN. 35 King St. SUE BROOKS. 223 Mill St JOY BROUWER. 96 Peros Dr. Skiing 2. 3: Track 2. 3: Daisy Chair ALLAN BROWN. 6 Carmel l ane. F.H. Football I. 2. 3. DIANNE BROWN. 2 McGrath Terr. DOUG BROWN. 1324 Main St. JOHN BRYAN. 20 Monroe St Chorale I. Junior Achievement 1. 2. 3; Achievers As- sociation 3 DAVID BUCHANAN. 1234 North St.. I II GAIL BUONICONTI. 88 Vassar Road Daisy Chain 2 KENT BURGESS. 38 Roberta Circle Mirror staff I. 3 DARCEY BURM E ISTER. 24 Tracy Dr Soccer I. Daisy Chain I. 2: Ski club I. NI IS 2. 3 GERRY BUSSOLARI. 339 Poplar St.. I ll JACKIE BUSSOLARI. 339 Poplar St.. I II. National Honors TOM BUTT. 147 Meadowbrook Rd Football I. 2: Baseball 3 JOHN CALABRESE. 425 Main St. Cross Country I: Football 2. 3: Baseball I. 2. 3 captain 3 MARIA CAMPITI. 291 School St Library I; Guidance 2. 3 TINA CAMPOFREDANO. 25 Elizabeth St.. F.H. BRUCE CAPPONCELLI. 41 Rhodes Avc . ML TONY CAPUTO. 67 Chestnut Lane Soccer 3 FRANK CARDAROPOLI. 33 Peros Dr. National Honor Society 2. 3; Junior Classical League 3 MIKE CARR. 110 Cambridge St.. F.II. Football 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3 MICHAEL CARRIER. 47 Pleasant Valley Rd . I II J.V. Hockey I. 2 CRAIG CASTONGUAY. 240 Pineview Circle Hockey I. 2. 3 DAVID CECCHI. 1109 Springfield St.. F.H. MIRROR I. 2. 3; NEWS and FEATURE editor 3: Ski club I. 2. 3: Ski team I. 2. 3; MIS 2. 3: Columbia Scholastic Press Forum. NY 2. 3: KATHY CECCHI. 102 N. Westfield St.. F.H. Daisy Chain 2 PAUL CERPOVICZ. II Frances St., F.H Band I. 2. 3 RUTH CHANDLER. 18 Dudos Dr.. I ll Daisy Chain 2: Choral I. 2 ART CHASE. 36 Memorial Dr.. F.H. Band I: Soccer I. 2. 3 Capt. 3: Wrestling 2. 3 CHRISTINE CHMURA. 48 Clematis Rd Colorguard 1. 2. 3: Chorale I; Ski leam I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2 HELENE CIAK. 207 Maynard St.. F.H. Daisy Chain I, 2 LORI CLOW. 22 Florida Dr. Swimming I. 2 PAUL CODDINGTON. 855 Main St JA I. 2. 3: NHS 3 VICKIE COIDAKIS. 6 Fernwood Dr. Chorale I. 2. 3 SUZANNE COLLINS. 28 Maynard St.. I ll Colorguard 1; Daisy Chain 2 PAT CONNORS. 717 River Rd. Football I. 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3 ERIN CONROY. 780 Suffield St. Soccer I. 2; Softball I. 2. 3: Daisy Chain I. 2 SCOTT CONSOLIN'I. 101 Doanc Avc. TERRY CONVERTING 863 North St.. I ll CHRISTINE CONWAY. 64 Fox Farm Rd.. F.H. Chorale I: Daisy Chain 2: O.S.A. Rep. 3 BESSY CONWAY. 320 Cooper St Vice Pres I: Softball I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2 FAITH CONWAY. 121 Northwood St.. Ml. MICHAEL CORMIER. 164 Walnut St. 156 Soccer I. 2. 3: Ja Rock I. 2. 3: Band 2 I.ORI COSTA. 467 Southwest St.. F.H Soccer I, 2. 3 captain 2. 3; Yearbook (Literary) 3 NORMA COUTURE. 19 Nile Avc KELLI COWLES. 27 Adams St. Chorale I; Honor Guard 3 SUSAN CRAIG. 35 Withcridgc St.. F.H. Softball I JAY CUSSON. 70 Royal St DIANA D'ALMA. 54 Barney St.. Chccrlcading I. 2. 3: Rallies I. 2. 3 JOHN DANAHER. 95 Corey Colonial Track 1.2. 3; Cross Country 1.2.3: Ja Band 3: Solo Ensemble 2. 3 JOHN DARNELL. 53 Hall St.. F.H. Football I. 2. 3: Skiing I. 2: Track 2: S.A.S.C. CHERYL DESPIRT. 73 Reed St. Colorguard I. 2. 3: CG Captain 3; WS Rally I. 2. 3: NHS 2. 3; Sachem 3; Spanish Nat’l Honors 2 NICK DEPALMA. 16 Colony l ane. F.H Wrestling I DOMINIC DEPERGOLA. 60 Briarcliff. F.H. KELLY DESMOND. 414 S. Westfield St.. F.H. KIM DEV ALL. 892 North St.. F.H. PAUL DEZIELLE. 75 Parker St. Football I. 2. 3; Baseball I. 2. 3 JEFF DIDUK. 18 South St SHERYL DISISTO. 117 Sufficld St. CATHY DOBEK. 883 Main St SUZANNE DOUGLASS. 246 Elm St Football manager 2.3 stal. 3; West Side Rally 2. 3: NHS 2. 3; Spanish NHS 2: Yearbook 3; Prom Com- mittee 2. 3: Daisy Chain I. 2: Basketball slat. 3 MARY DOWLING. 39 Parkview Dr.. F.H. GERALDINE DROUIN. 775 Springfield St.. F.H. Daisy Chain 2 DAVID DUCLOS. 260 Walnut St Soccer I. 2. 3: Wrestling 2. 3 DONNA DUDLEY. 133 Adams St Band I KATHLEEN DUFFY. 459 Silver St. JOHN DUGGAN. 167 Closer Hill Dr.. F.H. — Soccer 1.2. 3:Capt 3: Wrestling I. 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3 LAURA DUNN. 214 James St.. F.H. Chccrlcading 1.2 Capt. 2: Daisy Chain 2; Year- book Staff advertising 3; NHS 3 THOMAS DUSSAULT. 122 Bricn St Ski Club I: Ski Team 1. 2 MICHAEL DUVALL. 283 So. West St.. F.H JAMES EGAN. 82 Raymond Cir. Football I. 2. 3 Capt. 3; Baseball I. 2. 3 ELLEN FANNING 20 Parker St. Ski Club I: NHS 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3 V.P 3 TAMI FASSNACHT. 1165 River Rd Soccer I. 2. 3: Capt. 3:Track I. 2. 3: Yearbook 3; Ski Club 2; Library 3; Daisy Chain I STfcVEN FAVREAU 71 Duclos Dr.. F.H. Soccer I: Ski Team 2. 3 LORI FEARN. 539 Shoemaker Lane Prom Committee 2: Daisy Chain 2: Yearbook 3 THOMAS FEARN. 44 Letendre Avc.. F.H. MARLENE FEENEY. 93 Senator Avc Track I: Daisy Chain I CINDI FERRAIOLO. 104 Red Fox Dr.. F.H Mirror 2. 3; Band I. 2. 3: Daisy Chain I. 2; Wind Ensemble I. 2. 3; Colorguard I. 2. 3 CHRISTINA FERRARO. 49 Duclos Dr.. I ll NHS. Spanish NHS 2. 3; Field Hockey 2; Basketball 2. 3 GINA FERRARO. 17 Henry St.. F.H. Vars. Chccrlcading I. 2. 3 - Captain 3: West Side Rally I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain I. 2: Prom Committee 2. 3: NHS. Spanish NHS 2. 3: Yearbook Literary Staff 3: Channcll 57 Club 3 JERRY FERRENDINO. 52 Maynard St.. F.H Vars. Hockey I. 2. 3 ALPHONSE FERRENTINO. 219 Mill St KAREN FIELDSTAD 7 Oxford St Ski Team I. 2. 3: Colorguard I. 2: Ski Club I. 2. 3: AVE I. 2 IIORINI, 4'� ' North St., F.H. JOHN FITZPATRICK. 255 Pineview Cir MICHAEL FLOOD. 34 Pheasant Hill Dr.. F.H. Swimming I. 3; AVA 3; Library 2 STEVEN FLOOD. 34 Pheasant Hill Dr.. F.H Swimming I. 3; AVA I. 2. 3 WILLIAM FLOOD. 34 Pheasant Hill Dr.. F.H. Arts and Crafts 3 BRIAN FOGG. 22 Clematis Rd WALTER FOGG. 45 Barney St. Wrestling I. 2. 3 PEGGY FOLEY. 28 Fox Farm Rd.. F.H. Soccer 1. 2. 3: Ski Team I; Basketball 2. 3: Softball I. 2. 3 TINA FOLEY. 91 Pleasant Dr.. F.H. CINDY FOOTE. 53 Cccilc St. PAUL I ORGETTE. 30 Carmen Avc.. I ll THERESA FORGUES. 250 Colcmorc St.. I ll Soccer I LINDA FORNI. 37 Giffin PI.. I ll JOSEPH FORTIER. 74 Kanawha Avc THOMAS FOUNTAIN. 1260 Main St. GLEN FOURNIER. 123 Garden St.. F.H J.C.L. 2. 3: Chorale I JOHN FRANCO. 81 Federal St. Ext. PAUL FRANCO. 81 Federal St. Ext. TONY FRASCO. 48 Bricn St. Ski Team I. 2. 3 GERALD FRATINI. 54 Parkview Dr.. F.H. Football 2. 3 ROBERT GASTEYER. 75 Closer Hill Dr.. F.H. TIMOTHY GAYNOR. 51 So. Alhambra Cir Chorale I. 2. 3 MICHAEL GENTILE. 252 No. Westfield St.. F.H. NANCY GENTILE. 346 Springfield St. Vocal Ensemble I. 2. 3; Band I. 2: Daisy Chain 2: Chorale I. 2: Vaudvillc 1. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3 STEPHEN GIF.LDA. 20 Squire l ane. F.H Swimming I. 3: Track I, 3; Band I. 2. 3 DANIEL GIORDANO. 805 North St.. F.H. Football 1.2. 3. - - Capt. 3: Baseball 2. 3: Wrestling 3 TERI GIROUX. 49 Forest Rd DAWN GI.ADU. 6 Elmar Dr.. I ll Skiing I. 2. 3; Track I. 2; Soccer 2. 3: Chorale I. 2; AFS 3: Martial 2 GINA GONNELLO. 662 Southwiek St.. F.H. TOSHIAKI GOSEKI. 85 Silver St AFS 3; Football 3: Wrestling 3: Baseball 3 JACKIE GREGALIS. 23 Lincoln St.. F.H. ANNA GREGUOLI. 19 Brookline Avc . F.H. Gy mnastics 1.2: Band 1.2. 3: Drum Major 3: Softball I: Spanish Club 2. 3: Class Treasurer I. 2. 3: NHS 2. y. Yearbook Staff 3 STEPHEN GRENIER. 1083 River Rd Football 2; Tennis 3 NICHOLAS GRIMALDI. 234 Maple St. GEORGE GROOM. 147 Pineview Cir Baseball I. 2. 3 CHRISTOPHER OROTH. 362 North St. MICHELLE GRUSKA 25 Hayes Avc. I II TIM GUARNIERI. NO Letendre Avc.. F.H. Soccer I. 2. 3: NHS 2. 3; Band I: Junior Marshall 2: President 3: Mirror 3 MIKE GUERTIN. 187 Colcmorc St.. F.H. JIM GUTOWSKI. 13 Barn Rd.. Cross Country I JOSEPH HARBEY. 23 New York Avc.. F.H. TONI HARDICK. 3904 Day St.. F.H RHONDA HARRISON. 66 Pineview Cir CHARLES HASTINGS. 131 No. West St.. F.H.. Band 1. 2. 3: Wind Ensemble 2. 3; Vocal Ensemble 3: As Schools Match Wits 3: Math League 1.2.3; D D Club 2. 3; NHS 2. 3 DONALD HAWKES. 220 Barry St.. F.H BRENDA HAYDEN. 11 Sunnyslopc Avc MIKE HAZEN. 53 Provin Mt. Dr.. F.H. Track I. 2. 3: Cross Country 2. 3: Wrestling 2. 3 PAUL HF.NDEL. 6 Briar Hill. F.H . Chorale I. 2. 3: Ski team 2. 3; Ski Club 2. 3 ROBIN HENDERSON. 39 Mcrrcll Dr EDWARD HOPPING. l360 Spfld. St.. F.H.. Wrestling 2. 3 DEAN IIORACEK. 170 Maynard St.. F.H.. Band I. 2. 3: Ski Team 1. 2. 3: Baseball 2. 3 KATHLEEN HUBBARD. 86 Ottawa St EVA HUSSON. Bcldon Court. Daisy Chain 2: Theater I. 2. 3; Prom Committee 3 GINA IACOLO. 232 N. Westfield St.. F.H Chorale I; Varsity Swimming I. 2: Daisy Chain I. 2: Jr. Classical League 2. 3 Pres. 3; NHS 2 RITA IACOLO. 232 N. Westfield St.. F.H. Sw imming 1.2. 3: Track 1.2.3: Ski Club 2.3: AFS I. 2. 3: NHS 2 ERICA JANSONS. 17 Forest Hill Rd.. I II., Band I. 2. 3; Chorale 2; Track I; NHS 2; F.S.A. 2. 3 DAVID JENKS. 53 Clover Hill Dr.. F.H.. Soccer I. 2. 3: ASMW I. 2: Tennis 2. 3: AFS I. 2. 3 DIANA JENKS. 68 Washington Avc CHRISTINE JOHNSON. 63 Poplar St.. F.H JILL JOHNSON. 91 Federal St. Ext. Ski Club I 157 JAMIESON JONES. 34 Doanc Avc. SCOTT JOSEPHSON. 60 Pheasant Run Cir. EH. Football 1.2.3- Captain 3; Basketball I. 2. 3: Base- ball I. 2. 3 GIDGET JOY. 775 Spfld. St Vocal Ensemble 2: Chorale 2. 3 DAN JURY. 48 Horsham PI.. F.H... Cross Country I. 2. 3: Track I. 2. 3: NHS 2. 3 JOHN KAJKA. 70 Debra Lane. MARY JEAN KAMYK. 71 Woodsidc Dr. Band I. 2. 3; Chorale 2:Spanish Club 2. 3: JA I. 2. 3 BRUCE KERR. 662 No. West St.. I ll PAMELA KERR. 594 No. West St.. F.H. LOUIS KIBBY. 110 Meadow St. BARBARA KIERKLA. 1060 Shoemaker Ln.. F.H . Softball I. 2. 3; Soccer 2. 3: Daisy Chain 2; Student Advisory Committee 3 BRYAN KINSLEY. 54 Chapin St.. F.H . AVS I. 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3 CHRISTOPHER KOSAK. 40 Bradford Dr.. F.H.. Chorale 1: Jazz Rock I. 2. 3 STEPHEN KOVALSKY. 175 Senator Avc. MICHAEL KOZAK. 25 Robin Ridge Dr.. F.H. ALISA LAFRANCIS. 68 Silver l ake Dr. Track I: Band I. 2. 3 - Treasurer Drum Major 3: NHS 2. 3 SHERRY LAMB. 51 Bradford Dr.. I II.. Softball 2. 3 GREGORY R l.AMSON, 133 S. Park Ter. WAYNE LANGEVIN. 45 Southwick St.. F.H. CARYN I.ARIVIERE. 100 Norris St.. I ll LISA I.ARIVIERE. 79 Bradford Dr.. F.H.. Colorguard 1.2- Major 3 VALERIE LAVALETTE. 185 High St. LAURA LAVELL. 447 So. West St.. F.H Chorale I. 2. 3: Tennis 2. 3; Library Aid 2. 3: Honor Guard 3: Daisy Chain I. 2 ANDREW LAWSON. 51 Pineview Cir TAMMY LAWSON. 51 Pineview Cir. Chorale I. 2. 3 MARTHA LEARY. 129 Birch Hill Rd A IS I. 2. 3. Yearbook 3: NHS 2. 3; Mirror 2 DONNA LEE. 114 Red Fox Dr.. I ll I.ISA LEFEBVRE. 70 Meadow St. Chorale I. 2. 3 SALLY LESIK. 76 Elm St. ANDY LESTER. 56 Park Edge Dr.. I ML Band I. 2. 3; Band President 3: Jazz Ensemble I. 2. 3; Jazz Combo 1. 2. 3 JAY 1.1AMIS. 585 N Westfield. F.H. PETER LINDSAY. 48 Debra l.anc. Football 3. A.F.S. 3 ANTHONY LIQUORI. 658 Cooper St. Soccer I. 2. 3: Skiing I. 2. 3; N.H.S. WALTER I.ITTLEII ALE. 844 Main St. KELLY LIZEWSKI. 31 Beckman Dr. Soccer I. 3: Basketball I. Tennis 3 l)A ll I I OYD. I 2' Robin Ridge Dr . I II ERIC I.OTTERMOSER. 23 Tom St .1 II TAMMY JOANNE LUCIA. 777 Silver St. Colorguard I. 2. 3.Chorale 1.2.3; Librarian 3:Swim- ming I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 1. 2: N ILS. 2. 3 ALLISON LUSH. 98 Reed St. Vocal Ensemble I. 2. 3; Secretary I. 3: Basketball Stat. 2. 3: NILS. 2. 3: A IS I. 2. 3: Yearbook 3. Vaudeville I. 2. 3 JULIE LUTAT. 95 Harvey Johnson Dr. Chorale 3 LAURA LYNCH. 75 Clematis Rd JIM MAHONEY. 75 Sylvan Lane. I ll ROBERT M ALTON I, i6l Line St.. F.H. Soccer I; Football 3: Baseball I. 3 PAUL MANCINONE. 47 Grccnacrc Ln. BONN II MANNING. 12 Ottawa St SUSAN MARAI. 71 Homer St.. I II Daisy Chain 12; AFS 2. 3; NHS 3; Sachem 3 STEVEN MARCUS. 180 Sufficld St. Tennis I. 2. 3; Vaudeville I. 2. 3 DANA MARQUIS. 34 Wilbert Terr. I ll JAMES MARTEL. 80 Doanc Avc. Chorale I. 2 RHONDA MARTINEAU. 53 Parkview. I ll Ski Club I. 2. 3; Prom Comm 3; Art Club 3 LISA MASTROIANNT, 17 Lexington St. Ski Club I; Ski Team 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2 JOHANNA MATTHEWS. 35 Beckman Dr. Chorale I. 3: Vocal Ensemble 3; Colorguard I. 2. 3; Tennis I. 2. 3; Theater 3 TODD MATUSKO. 157 Park Edge Dr.. F.H. CHER I MAYOTTE. 16 Vassar Rd.. Ill Softball 2; AFS 2. 3 KAREN MAZZA. 726 North West. F.H. Soccer I. 2. 3. Basketball I. 2. 3; Softball I. 2. 3 RICHARD MAZZA. 157 Clover Hill. I II TIM MCCULLOUGH. II Ellington St KATHERINE MCMAHON. 52 Mallard Cir JIM MCNAMEE. 100 Sylvan I n . I II S.A.C. I. 2;O S.A. Asst. Dir. 3; Mirror Staff I. Circu- lation Mgr. 2. Managing Editor 3; Columbia Press Forum 2. 3 DIANE MEL ANSON. 8 Seymour Avc. Colorguard I. 2: Major 3 MICHAEL MENARD. 74 Federal St. E THOMAS MENDES. 170 River Rd. KEITH MERCADANTE. 137 Thalia Dr.. F.H Football I; Wrestling I. 2:Captain 3; Baseball I. 2. 3 GREG MERCURE. 311 Meadow St. Hockey I. 2. 3 SUE MESSIER. 38 S. Alhambra Circle DAN METHOT. 47 Hendom Dr.. I ll Band I. 2. 3 CHRIS MEYRICK. 5 Amherst Avc.. I Ml PAUL MIARECKI. 49 Chapin St.. I ll LYNN MIELNIKOWSKI. 107 Forest Hill Rd.. I ll KATHLEEN MIKA. 13 Horsham PL I II MICHELLE MILLS. 42 Sheri Ln. Chorale I; Madrigal I; Vocal Ensemble I. 2. 3; Stu- dent Store 3 LAURIE MONTEFUSCO. 113 Beckman Dr National Honor I. 2. 3; Yearbook Staff 3. Art Club 3 DEDE A. MOORE. 421 Southwick. F.H. Track I; Daisy Chain I; Office I. 2: Guidance Office 2. 3; Bowling 2. French Club I; School's Match W its JULIE MORAN. 21 Orlando St. F.H. Softball 2 MARY MORAN. 39 Ridgeview. I ll MICHAEL MORASSL 550 Cooper St Weight lifting 1. 2, 3 WILLIAM MORIN. 154 Lealand Avc. CINDY MORRISSETTE. 82 Walnut St. Colorguard I. 2. 3: Chorale I. 2. 3; Sec. 3; Vaudeville I. NHS 2. 3 KURT MURPHY. 130 Coronet Cir. F.H. KAREN NADEAU. 63 Withcridgc St.. F.H. Chorale I, 2. 3; Vice. Pres. 3; Tennis 2. 3 TERESE LEE NAPOLI. 31 Rowley St.. Chorale 1.2.3: Vaudeville 82 THERESA NARDI. 5 Ridgeway Dr.. F.H. Track I: Daisy Chain I. 2 JACKI NAREAU. 712 Barry Si.. F.H Office Aide I; Daisy Chain 2: Library Aide 2; F.S.A. 2 SCOTT NEGRLCCI. 35 Haves Avc . I H Football I. 2. 3: Baseball I. 2. 3: Basketball I. 2. 3 DAVID NEVERS. 23 Cypress Ter.. ROBERT NICKERSON. 288 Rcgencs Pk. MARC NICOLE. 60 Forest Hill. I ll PATRICIA NI EM I EC. 135 Valentine St. CHARLES NOBLE. 29 Beckman Dr. NHS 2.3. Tennis Team I. 2. 3. Ski Team 1.2.3. Band 3. Model Congress I. 2 GARY NOLAN. 237 High St. MICHELE NOUN. 160 Beckman Dr Daisy Chain 2 MICHAEL NUNZIATO JR..41 AnnablcSt.. I II. LIANNE O BRIEN. 264 Regency Pk WILLIAM O'BRIEN. IS Western Dr. Soccer I. 2. 3 SHEILA O'DONNELL. 5 Hickory Dr. F.H. Colorguard 1. 2. Ski Club I ELIZABETH O'KEEFE. 87 Sufficld. St. Softball I. 2, 3. Basketball 2. 3. Colorguard I. 2. 3. Class Secretary 2. Yearbook 3. AFS 3 CATHERINE O'MALLEY. 67 Reed St Track 2. 3. AFS I. 2. 3. Ski Team 3. Daisy Chain 2 TAMMY OBERHEIM. 95 Mcadowbrook Rd Cheerleading I. Daisy Chain 1.2. Prom Committee 2. 3. Yearbook Staff 3. Honor Society 3 JULIE OLSON. 47 Oak l ane. F.H. Colorguard I. 2. Daisy Chain I. 2 DIANE OULLETTE, 319 Sufficld St. Softball I. 2. 3. Soccer 2. 3. Basketball 2. 3. Color- guard I. 2. AFS 3. Prom Committee 3 TERRI-ANN OULLETTE. 94 Florida Dr Soccer I. 2. 3. Softball I. 2. 3. Basketball manager 2 FRANCIS OWCZARSKI. 23 Harvey Johnson Dr E DWARD PAJAK. 55 Spring St. THOMAS PAI.EOI OGOPOUI OS. 1411 Main St. CATHY PARENT. 18 Carmen Avc.. I ll SANDRA PARENT. 18 Carmen Avc.. F.H. MICHAEL PARROW. 98 Southwick St.. F.H ANDREW PAUL. 66 Channcll Dr Ski club I. 2. 3 MARY PAUL. 23 Ottawa St. 158 1 INDA PECK. 606 Springfield St.. F.H. Chorale 2. Colorguard I. 2. Colorguard captain 3. Office aid 3 MICHAEL PEPPER. 86 Fox Farm Rd.. F.H. PAUL PFORR. 783 Springfield St.. F.H. USA PICCOLI. 20 Hendom Dr.. F.H. JOHN PIDGEON. 25 Tracy Dr MARIA PIRRO. 469 North St.. F.H JAMES PODGORSKI. 131 Barry St.. I ll Swimming I. Soccer 1.2.3. Soccer captain 3. Ski club I. 2. 3 PHILLIP PRICE. 162 Mallard Cir PAUL PROTZENKO. 309 Rowley St ANGELA QUAGLINI. 85 Chestnut Lane Chorale I. 2. 3. Vocal Ensemble 2. 3. Madrigals I MICHAEL QUILL. 69 Valentine Ter. JAMES RACK LI FEE. 95 Edgewater Rd. STEVI N RADWILOWICZ. 45 Homer St.. F.H. EDWARD RAHILLY. 25 Hickory St.. F.H. LAURIE RAIMONDI. 36 Maynard St.. F.H Colorguard I. Daisy Chain I SCOTT RAINVILLE. 81 Walnut St. AVA I. 2. 3. Band I. Yearbook 3 PAUL REIMERS. 30 Federal St. Ext. Band I. 2. 3 KRISTEN RIBl.ETT. 288 Regency Pk. Student Store 3. Vice Pres. Business Club 3 BARRY RICE. 26 Melrose PI. LIZABETH RILEY. 113 Lealand Avc Soccer I. Basketball 1.2. 3. Basketball captain 2. Ja Rock 2. 3. AFS I. Football manager 2. 3 GLORIA RINGER. 198 Mill St Chorale I. 2. 3. Theater 3. Voice 2. 3. Ja Rock 3. Piano 3. Collaborative I AMELIA RIQUELME. 32 Leonard St MARILYN RISTAINO. 29 Day St.. I II. ROBERT RIVARD. 77 Cosgrove Avc. HEATHER ROBERTS. 32 Leonard St A.F.S. I. 2. 3-See. 2. Vice Pres. 3; N.ILS. 3: Mirror 2 SUSAN ROGERS. 69 Walnut St. Chorale I. 2. 3 See. 2 Pres. 3: J.V. Cheerleader I: Majorette 3: Vaudeville I. 2. 3 CARMEN ROMEO. 43 Clematis Rd Soccer I, 2. 3 KAREN ROSNER. 117 Maple St Daisy Chain 2; Span. Club 2: Latin Club 2 JEII ROVELLI. 79 Lincoln St.. F.H. Band I. 2. 3; Vaudeville I. 2. 3: N.H.S. 2. 3; Band Trips I. 2. 3 TODD RUBY. 122 Monroe St. Hockey 1. 2. 3 LIANE RUSSELL. 188 Beckman Dr. DEBRA RUSSO. 649 Cooper St Colorguard I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2 TIMOTHY RYAN. 19 Fruwirth Avc .I II A.S.M.W. 1.2. 3 Cap 3: Span. Club 2. 3: M.C. 2.3: SAC S.S.A.C. 3: D. I) 3: Vaudeville I RAY SAEGAERT. 1092 North St. Ext.. I ll CHERYL SANTAGATE. 516 Page Blvd . Spfld Ski Club 1: Ski Team 2. 3: Daisy Chain 2: Softball Mgr. 1; Yearbook 3: Fr. Club 3. N ILS. 2. 3 PATRICIA SANTANIELLO. 1181 River Rd. Ski Club 2; N ILS. 2. 3 SUSANNA SANTANIELLO. 31 Barn Rd Mirror I; Office Aide 1.2. 3; N.H.S. 2. 3: Yearbook 3 REGINA SARACINO. 245 High St. Chccrlcading 1.2.3: Cap. 3: Track Stat. 1.2. 3: Ycar- obok 3; Rallies I. 2. 3 DOREEN SARDELLA. 68 Hastings St.. F.H Chccrlcading 1.2. 3: Capt. 3; Girls Track l;S.A.C. I; Pres. 2: Daisy Chain I; A.F.S. I. 2. 3: Yearbook E.I.C. 3: N.ILS. 2.3: Boys Track Stat. 2: Wint. Olym. I; Rallies I. 2. 3 ANN MARIE SARNELLI. 41 NorthwoodSt. F.H. Chorale I. 2 KERRY SCHINDLER. 26 Cosgrove Avc. Vocal Ensemble 2 JOHN SCHLAGEL. 490 N. Westfield St.. F.H. Ski Team 2 JODY SETTLE. 39 Strawberry Hill Rd.. F.H SUE SHAYDA. 237 Pineview Circle Daisy Chain 1. J.V. Cheerleading I. 2: Capt. 2: Vars. Chccrlcading 3: Rallies I. 2. 3 PATRICK SHEEHAN. 42 Tracy Dr. Baseball I. 2. 3: N ILS. 2. 3: Spanish N ILS. 2. 3 CHRISTINA SHENEFIELD. 289 Meadow Si Track I; Daisy Chain I JAMES SHERRY. 70 Doanc Avc. M.C. I. 2. 3; Bowling Club I. 2. 3; Math League 2. 3: Span. Club 2. 3; A.F.S. 3; N ILS. 2. 3 LEA-ANN SIBILI A. 99 Carr Avc Basketball 2. 3; Softball 2. 3: Honor Guard 3: Band I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 1. 2; Prom Comm. 3: A.F.S. I. 2. 3: W.S. Rally I. 2. 3: Yearbook 3 CAROL SIMONE. 418 Meadow St. Apt. A-4 Colorguard I. 2. 3: Daisy Chain I MARCY SLAIMEN. 26 Henry St.. F.H. Daisy Chain 1. 2 LYNN SMITH. 67 Bessbrook St. F.H Daisy Chain I. 2 RICHARD SMITH. 162 Parkview l)r.. I ll Cross C. 1; Swimming I; Wrestling I SCOTT SMITH. 26 Lexington St Football I. 2. 3: Capt. 3: N.H.S. 2. 3: Track 2. 3 SUE SPAGNOLI. 68 Forest Rd Swimming I; W. Colorguard I; Colorguard 2; O S.A 3; Prom Comm. 3 KATHRYN STOWERS. 22 Wilson St. Mirror 2; Theatre 3 STACEY STROM. 139 Hendom Dr.. F.H. LOIS STRONG. 184 Maynard St.. F.H CHESTER SI LBORSKI. 22 Dover St TRACY SWANK. 31 Poinsetta St TRICIA SWEENEY. 47 Roberta Circle Track 2 JEROMI I M Bo I. 78 Veranda Ave MIA TANGREDL 193 Meadow St. Skiing I: Track I: Yearbook 3 RICHARD TAYLOR. 290 Leonard St Weightlifting TINA TEAL. 21 Parkview Dr.. I ll VERONICA TESNY. 82 Sunnyslope Avc. SUSAN TESSICINI. II Editha Avc. KATHY THORNHILL. 103 Elm St J.V. Chccrlcading I. 2: Tennis 2; Daisy Chain I. 2: A.F.S. I MARIO TRICINELLA. 31 Reed St Bowling Club 2; Tennis 3: J A. 3 CRETCHEN USCHMANN. 6 Stillbrook I n F.H. MARK VANGSNESS. 137 Sufficld St Tennis I DAVID VECCHIARELLI. 26 Kellogg Avc.. F.H Baseball I. 2. 3; Football 3 ANTHONY VENTURIN'!, 231 Adams St Soccer I. 2. 3; Baseball I. 2. 3 SALVATORE VIVENZIO. 1324 Main St ROBIN VOGEL. 119 North St Skiing I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain I. 2: Colorguard I: A I S. I. 2 Treas 3 Pres; Track 2. 3; Chorale 3 JIM WAGNER. 105 Granger Dr.. F.H Track I. 2. 3 MICHAEL WANDS. 136 Cambridge St.. F.H. Track I. 2. 3; N ILS. 2. 3 DONALD WEBB. 870 North St.. I ll A.V.A. I. 2. 3 CAROL WHEELER. 66 School St JEFF WHITE. 117 Paul Revere. I ll A.V.A. I. 2. 3; Math l eague 3; N ILS. 2. 3 BARBARA WOJCIECHOWSKI. 17 Dccring St Colorguard I. 2. 3; OS A. I. 3 Director 3; Daisy Chain 2; Ski Team 2; F.S.A. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Vocal Ens. 3; Vaudeville 3 PAUL WOOD. 34 Peros Dr Hockey I. 2. 3 JOHN WOODRUFF. 135 Thalia Dr.. F.H Graphic Arts 2. 3 JOHN WRIGHT. 1089 V Westfield St.. F.H VALERIE WROBLESKI. 121 Park Edge Dr.. I II Vaudeville I. 2. 3 BARRY WU. 87 Forest Rd Tennis I. 2. 3; OS.A I; N.H.S. 2. 3 NADIM YACTEEN. 57 Reed St Basketball I. 2. 3; Vice Pres. 2. 3; Daisy Chain I. 2. 3 KENNETH YAGMIN. 547 Franklin Ext 159 m SOCCER RALLY The lime is now for lhai superb Soccer Team 161 The Ku Klux Klutzes. Angel held hostage C an you BI.UIAT. this? And from the dark jungles of Africa You may no� kiss the bride. Il was fun to pretend. It's Miller time. What arc THEY supposed to be WEST SIDE RALLY The best around Agawam's Marching Mohawks Let the rally begin The Class of 1982 displavs undying spirit! Here's to you The 1981 Brownie Football Team. I've got the rhythm in me! «ivtVNiatl i Cjo b.ib The fantasy land of the West Side Rally! The sensational Senior members! SEMI-FORMAL DANCE Debbie and Guy dance to Lady Relaxing after dinner Everyone looked great! Kim and Billy share a special moment Mmm. VI mm . .. good It was the social event of the year. A night to remember Tim and Brenda enjoy a formal night out. Sundown plays for the Semi-Formal Agawam's very own Mafia! HAT DAY Is this (he volunteer Army? The seniors always act wild and crazy! At your service. TIE DAY Into Bandito was on the loose The heal was off again. Hope I’m noi this nervous at graduation. I hope your horse isn't double parked. You saw just about anything on tie da There's one in every crowd. PROM ’81 “Lady” Good friends and good food make a good time Couples enjoy slow dancing to the theme of the Prom. “Lady Tom and Cindy share an intimate moment alone Chez Josef always provides excellent service 170 Guy and Chris enjoying a happy moment 171 PERSONAL PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bator Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bellico Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bruncllc Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Charcst Mrs. Judy S. Cohen Richard and Jeanne Costa Neal J. Coughlin Mr. Davis Donna Drewnowski Jane A. Durkan Anne G. Eckart Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fcarn Ronald L. Feinstein Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Grady Mr. and Mrs. John J. Grcguoli Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hallaman Edna Knapezyk Joseph F. I.aino Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lester Mr. William L’Hcurcux Lynn and John Litchfield Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Macklcr Sandy and Paul Marai Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Mazza Mr. and Mrs. Meehan Miss A. Morison Mr. and Mrs. John Morrissey Wayne and Vivian Morse Mr. and Mrs. John Muska Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oberheim Frances and Lawrence O'Brien Mr. and Mrs. James O'Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Paul Mr. Pcscitclli John E. Petrone Mr. and Mrs. John Porter Mrs. Melanie Poudrier Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Poulin Mr. and Mrs. David W. Pulaski Bob R. Mr. Rix Jane F. Santagatc Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Saracino Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Sardclla Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schncid Doris Shaw Mr. and Mrs. David Stratton Mr. and Mrs. Fred White Mrs. Jane Williams BUSINESS PATRONS Agawam Appliance Service 278 Springfield St. Agawam. Ma. Agawam Associates. Inc. 167 Elm St. Agawam. Ma. Agawam Auto School tel. 786-4984 Agawam Public Market 768 Main St. Agawam. Ma. BUSINESS PATRONS Agawam Student Store Best Wishes Class of '82! Albany International Precision Components Disivion 21 Ramah Circle Agawam, Ma. Ballard Engineering and Tank Co. 38 Ramah Circle Agawam, Ma. Bridgeport National Bindery. Inc. 104 Ramah Circle Agawam, Ma. Christy's Auto Body 74 Ramah Circle Agawam. Ma. Keefe Florist 266 Walnut St. Agawam, Ma. Line-Right Safety 1676 Main St. Agawam, Ma. Malone's Farm and Garden 338 Silver St. Agawam. Ma. McCarthy Tile Co. 1140 Springfield St. F.H.. Ma. Montgomery Ward 77 Springfield St. Agawam. Ma. Pulaski Photographic Dickinson Drive Granville. Ma. 01034 Dr. Richard Rabinowitz 53 Springfield. St. Agawam, Ma. River Auto Service 204 Garden St. F.H., Ma. Roniito and Sons. Inc. 203 Walnut St. Agawam. Ma. Ryan Drug 713 Main St. Agawam, Ma. Sharpe and Wiley Inc. 378 Walnut St. Agawam. Ma. Silver Carriage Inn 1520 Main St. Agawam. Ma. Valenti Restaurant I Cooper St. Agawam. Ma. W. G. Willard Realty Trust P. O. Box 343 Agawam. Ma. Dr. Willett D.D.S. 33 Southwick St. F.H.. Ma. 173 Have elegance and style like Mrs. Stratton, buy your jcwlcry at Kittredge Jewelry Kittredge Jewelry Company P.O. Box 129 Southwick, MA 01077 For personal appointments call Bill Jobbins at 569-5337 174 J.W. Wimpy's welcomes you with open arms for fine food and atmosphere! Tammy. Lori. Laura, and Kelly enjoy an afternoon at J.W Wimpy J. W. Wimpy’s 365 Walnut St. Ext. Agawam, MA 01001 Dining at J. W'. Wimpy’s is cause for celebration Cccchi's. the summer place for fresh fruit and produce Congratulations TO THE 1982 GRADUATES ... The flowers and plants arc always blooming in every color imaginable from CECCHTS FARM STAND 1131 Springfield St. F.H. MA 01030 176 Cccchi's displays the beauty of their wide variety of plants Our expert staff computer technology help get the Advertisers to you each week. i m Publishcr Editor Ric Sardclla happily serving Agawam and itsl people. Ric. it's Mom AGAIN!! Service with a smile from Penny Stone! Staff photographer Jack Devine ready for the action. John and Martha toast to the ( lavs of 'X2. COUNTRY SQUIRE COUNTRY SOUIR The Squire'� White Horse is a local landmark. Enhance your home with Tine furniture from Country Squire FURNITURE SHOP 159 Main Street. Agawam (next to Ensign Cooper's) Julie makes the point clear Thorpe's carries the big names in office supplies. Mrs. Thorpe organizes stock with the business' computer THORPE’S OFFICE SUPPLY INC. 178 1408 Main Street. Agawam 786-8080 Come io Belly's Old Tow ne House for ihc best in elegant dining. BETTY’S OLD TOWNE HOUSE 288 Walnut Street, Agawam, Ma. Congratulations and Good Luck to the graduating class of 1982 179 Jewelry from I .etalien makes every night special. Doctors send their patients to Edward Drugs for quick, accurate service. LETALIEN JEWELERS EDWARD’S DRUG STORI 383 Walnut St. Ext. 287 Springfield St. Agawam, MA 01001 Agawam, MA 01001 Chez Josef - the perfect place for a prom or special occasion. CHEZ JOSEF 180 176 Shoemaker Lane, Agawam, MA 01001 Marissa opens the door to a new beginning at Sp.irt.in Saw W orks. Spartan has much to offer! 1000 Suffield Si. Agawam, MA SPARTAN SAW WORKS Here at Spartan Saw W orks we're proud of the job we can do 181 Their daily shopping is done at lood Mart. Gina and Paul stock up on their canned goods. It’s a good idea to get your fresh fruit at l ood Mart FOOD MART 182 63 Springfield Street. Agawam, Ma. 01001 Steve and Tammy arc always hard at work keeping their vast slock in order. Lucia Lumber carries a large supply of tools to fulfill your needs. LUCIA LUMBER 111 Silver Street, Agawam, Ma. 01001 Compliments of SIMON Container Machinery, Inc. P.O. 8ox405 609 Silver St. Agawam. MA. 01001 m2 OUR PRIDE IS SHOWING IN THE CLASS OF FEEDING HILLS FLORIST 8 Southwick St. Crossroads Shops, F.H. 786-9764 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’82 Crowley’s Commission Sales 32 Shoemaker Lane Agawam, MA 01001 786-1744 1 lorse auctions every Thursday night at 7:00 Marissa know this lawn would feel better if it was maintained by the fine equipment from Allen. ALLEN LAWNMOWER CO. INC. 197 Main St., Agawam, MA 01001 184 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR ’82 GRADUATES FROM YOUR TOWN OFFICIALS ... Edward A. Caba Town Manager Donna Campbell Chief Librarian Joseph Conte Inspector of Buildings David Gallano T reasurer Collector Russell Jenks Acting Fire Chief Fred Messier Data Processing Manager Stanley Chiemelewski Police Chief Louis Draghetti Inspector of Weights and Measures Jean Goss Town Assessor Jack Kunasek Director of Recreation Lou Miodowski Director of Buildings and Grounds Rita Rose Acting Town Clerk Michael Supernant Town Engineer John P. Stone Superintendent of the Department of Public Works Carol Taylor Town Accountant 185 Ron Young Health Agent If trie needs glasses when he gets older, he'll be sure to go to Agawam Opticians. AGAWAM OPTICIANS 334 Walnut Street Agawam, Ma. 01001 Oh no! This looks like a job for Townc Insurance. TOWNE INSURANCE 369 Walnut Street Agawam, Ma. 01001 3DA C T FQQD I d is alwass there to help sou at Soda and Pet food Cits. SODA CITY AND PINKY’S PAMPERED PETS 351 Walnut Street Agawam, Ma. 01001 At Al's. he can handle both big and little jobs AL’S BICYCLE CORNER 35 Springfield Street Agawam, Ma. 01001 This i one of the many quality bikes at M'v Al also sells custom made bikes worth $777.00. Do your film and video problems look this complex? See Baystatc film! BAYSTATE FILM AND VIDEO PRODUCTIONS 35 Springfield Street Agawam, Ma. 01001 Machining problems giving you a headache? Sec Cogswell for fast solutions COGSWELL MANUFACTURING CO. 1260 Suffield Street Agawam, Ma. 01001 Carol and Karen know that the Rollaway has the best skating around. At the Rollaway. we can make on the spot repairs! The Rollaway is number I! The Rollaway is where the action is. THE ROLLAWAY 1756 Main Street Agawam, Ma. 188 Tom's really anxious for Christo's delicious pi a! St. Anne's Country Club golf course has a pulling green for everyone. CHRISTO’S 664 Suffield Street Agawam, Ma. ST. ANNE’S COUNTRY CLUB 781 Shoemaker Lane, F.H. Ma. 01030 786-2088 l.ynn Blakely's reward for being one of l)r. Curtis' favorites is a Children's Dental Kit. Dr. Curtis' dental office makes you feel right at home. DR. H.M. CURTIS 53 Springfield Street, Agawam, Ma. 786-0171 189 Congratulations Class of '82 The Court House 60 North Westfield Street Feeding Hills. MA 01030 786-1460 Racquetball Health Fitness Facility BE OUR GUEST Inspect the finest Racquetball Health Facility in New England...... YOU BE THE JUDGE!!! V • FULL GYMNASIUM •10 RACQUETBALL COURTS •DINING ROOM •MEN'S SAUNA WHIRLPOOL STEAMROOM •PRO SHOP •MEN'S EXERCISE ROOM • INDOOR TRACK • LOUNGE •SNACK BAR •WOMEN'S SAUNA WHIRLPOOL STEAMROOM •WOMEN'S EXERCISE ROOM • HAIR SALON •BABYSITTING SERVICES LEAGUES PROGRAMS LEAGUES (MEN'S WOMEN'S) 1. RACQUETBALL 2. VOLLEYBALL 3. WALLYBALL 4. BASKETBALL PROGRAMS 1. SLIM-NASTICS 2. AEROBIC DANCING 3. SELF DEFENSE 4. (MEN'S WOMEN'S) WEIGHT PROGRAMS FREE RACQUETBALL LESSONS FOR NEW PLAYERS STOP IN AT THE COURT HOUSE - OPEN DAILY ...9-9 OR CALL FOR ADDITIONAL INF0RMATI0N...786-1460 All 1982 Agawam graduates: free 2 week membership by mentioning this ad! Visit Stcpanik's greenhouses and find beautiful houscplants and potted flowers Mr. Stepanik shows the results of his green thumb We’re always hard at work to bring our customers a wide array of greenery. STEPANIK GREENHOUSES 490 South wick Street Feeding Hills, Ma. 01030 191 Mmtagp Mall SOUTH NORTH 100 Harvey-Johnson Drive 55 Cooper Street Agawam. Massachusetts 01001 Agawam. Massachusetts 01001 WEST 61 Cooper Street Agawam, Massachusetts 01001 Julie is fast at work packaging various items. PACKAGING SERVICING INC. 168 Elm Street Agawam, Ma. 01001 786-8304 Speeds service is the reason for our success. j 193 I.oring Studios, the place to go for fine qualil) photograph) LORING STUDIOS 1216 Main St. Springfield, Ma. TtMHHAtr ENTRANCE AT REAR For service ;ind quality equipment. Agawam Medical is ihc place lo go Don't take chances with your health, go to Agawam Medical for all your medical needs AGAWAM MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 719 Main St. Agawam, Ma. 789-1100 For quality and perfection, go to Kiddcr-Stacy the press experts KIDDER STACY CO. 270 Main St. Agawam, Ma. Stephen is a 1977 graduate of Agawam High and is co-owner of . ACORN PRINTING CO, INC. 59 Mill St. Agawam, Ma. 01001 Tel. 413-786-8300 Complete Printing Service Wedding and Business Cards EDWARD P. BATOR STEPHEN J. LEONE 195 Brian shows ihc fine quality equipment available at Kinsley Trucking. KINSLEY TRUCKING 124 Garden St. Agawam, MA 786-1095 Suburban Real I Mate will find you the perfect house from the ground up. SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE 289 Springfield St. Agawam, MA 786-0500 IX cs your body need shaping up? See Feeding Hills Pharmacy for all your health needs. FEEDING HILLS PHARMACY 1350 Springfield St. F.H., MA 196 Debbie point the way to fine furniture at affordable prices. Carousel Purniture gives you a wide variety to fit any decor CAROUSEL FURNITURE CO. Distinctive Home Furnishing Specialists 646 Springfield St. Feeding Hills, MA 786-821 1 197 The friendly people al John's Trucking arc wailing to serve you. JOHN’S TRUCKING 415 Silver Street Agawam, Mmm Milk from Daylight Dairy really makes a meal great! DAYLIGHT DAIRY 156 Marion St. Chicopee, MA 01013 Ma. 01001 MITCH’S NURSERY 1265 Suffield St. Agawam, MA 01001 198 BEST WISHES TO THE i IONO - i SHORT . k TtU I 736 4882 Kozak's has the best used ears at low prices. CLASS OF 1982 FROM KOZAK’S AUTO SALES 161 River St. West Springfield. MA The cars at Kozak's look like new! Chriscola's l arm Equipment is always your best bet CHRISCOLA’S FARM EQUIPMENT INC. Suffield Si. Agawam, MA ANCHOR ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. INC. 66 Ramah Cir. South; Agawam, MA SARAT FORD 250 Springfield Si. Agawam MA 786-0430 TELEPHONE 413-786-4975 duiQl' tuto. SotCy TQe aOt COLLISION REPAIR - FIBER GLASS • COLOR MATCHING RESTORATION • FOREIGN DOMESTIC 371 SOUTH WESTFIELD ST LUIGI CHIARELLA FEEOING HILLS. MA 01030 I hope somebody told them about the cleaning services at Southgate l aundry SOUTHGATE LAUNDRY 8401 : Suffield St. Agawam MA Make sure your smile is “picture perfect by visiting [ r Morricr. Want to cool down after that tough game? Come to Mushy's! DR. MORRIER D.D.S. MUSHY’S 1100 Springfield St. Feeding Hills MA 786-4400 369 Main St. Agawam MA 201 Mr. I it gcrald thinks dining ai federal Hill would be much more enjoyable. FEDERAL HILL CLUB 135 Cooper St. Agawam, Ma. APPLIANCE SERVICE REPAIRING WASHERS, DRYERS, DISHWASHERS AND GARBAGE DISPOSERS SALES AND SERVICE NATIONAL AND IN-SINK-ERATOR DISPOSERS 377 WALNUT ST. EXT. 786-9070 Senior Band Members say Congratulations to their class of ’82! Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL Colorguard Band Parents Association See Boldue's for fine trophies and engraving. BOLDUC’S L.B. DISTRIBUTORS 20 River Street West Springfield, Ma. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982 ... Bci'% C ind Tammy Debbie Ik proud! Remember how we were We hope your winning spirit always shows through Johanna 204 Barb Chris Cindi CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’82 LOVE, YOUR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Sharon Sue Diane REMEMBERING THOSE TIMES THE CLASS OF ’82 V — - vStwior Portroi fUN( - £tp{ | ■School ■Scarfs St pi. ‘1 MaaaziNE Dove Stpt. II-,51 H ai Daij Oct ) Jie Daq Ocf. |(. Kid Parftj Oct. 30 Socflfr Rfljlu [pv ■SATs Mov. 7 (jEstsiDE Ra Hi? vSehi-Totmal (We btc tf Pr6M Apri ( U. Si L st Srwior BAN (UEf Pic pic. • Mock Graduation jj ,i Grrofiuati()K J vc 1‘ O ' Jm ‘I a i A ROUND-UP OF WORLD EVENTS .Ii : Montana lead the 49crs to victory in Super Bowl XVI In 1981 our hostages returned home to yellow ribbons and a hero's welcome WELCOME BACK TO freedom Soap sweethearts Luke and Laura The Rolling Stones rocked the U-S. on their 1981 tour Our first woman Supreme Court Justice Garvey. Yeager, and Howe celebrated the Dodgers' Sandra Day O'Connor World Series victory Prince Charles wed Lady Diana in a fairy tale wedding July 1981 After an unsuccessful, yet tragic, attempt on his life. Pope John Paul II proved to be invincible Tragedy 'truck when President Anwar Sadat, a fighter for peace, wax assassinated in 1981 America's � 1 nightime soap opera At AMS. the “western look competed w ith the preppy look be! X be! be? be! be! 9j ® 9J � 95 «S A A A ATARI® SPACE INVADERS Space Invaders landed on earth, and devoured our quarters Lech Walesa was a hero in Poland, and symboli ed courage throughout the world See you later, alligator. Looking back in time at the days when pioneers finally established a notable name for themselves reminds me of the graduating class of '82. The Senior displayed a unique quality of closeness, unity, and flexibility. in all due re- spects. which could be Kicked upon with pride. Our mark had been made, therefore, making it possible to capture treasured memories forever. In producing the Sachem yearbook, many long, hard hours were involved in order to focus upon those precious moments of the school year. Staff members busily worked, smoothing out any arising difficulties that could prevent the completion of the yearbook. I would like to especially thank my two Associate Lditors. Cheryl DcSpirl and Dianna Bator, who assisted me with their time and effort in meeting speeified deadlines. I am also grateful to John Carrier, our yearbook representative, and to the Advertisers, who have supported ns all the way. In order to enhance the theme, special effects had to be incorporated. I would like to thank Jane and Cherie Santagate for the excellent work they did for the calligraphy writing, and Martha Leary for the use of her home and barnyard. finally. I would like to extend my personal gratitude to Mr. Pulaski who was always there when we needed him. offering a helping hand, patience, and professional advice. Mow he stayed sane. I will never know! Congratulations to the Class of'82 and may all your hopes and dreams come true. Mr I and Tut. Advisor and lidilor of the 1 ‘� x r � C 111 |. (also members of the Agau am Mothers ). take time for a rare break. Best Wishes Doreen .1. Sardella Lditor-in-Chicf 72016 graduation Exercises AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL Monday Evening June 14, 1982 Graduation Program Musical Selections — 6:45 to 7:00 P.M. Processional, Pomp and Circumstance...................Edward Elgar Members of the Senior High and Junior High Bands Directors: Mr. Darcy Davis Mr. Zachary Tileston Mr. Scott Thomson Invocation...................................Father Robert Choquetto Presentation of Speaker.....................Mr. James V. Bruno, Jr. Superintendent of Schools Commencement Address...............................Michael Paul Wands President, National Honor Society Agaivam High School Address to Class of 1982 ........................Timothy John Guarnieri President, Class of 1982 AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL CHORALE Because All Men Are Brothers...............................Hcsslcr-Bach Adoramus Te..................................................Palestrina Thomas Joseph Bennett, Accompanist Director: Mr. Stephen Files Presentation of the Class.......................Mr. John A. Morrissey Principal of the High School Awarding of Diplomas..............Mrs. Rosemary Sandlin Chairman of the School Committee Assisted by Mrs. Mary M. Charest and Mr. David K. Bates Assistant Principals Benediction....................................Rev. Paul Woodbury Recessional, Pomp and Chivalry..........................Charles Roberts Please remain in place until the graduates have marched out. Class MaryAnn Aequaro Jo-Ann Albano Amy Jane Alexander Arlene Frances Allen Kim Marie Allen Linda Jean Allen Christine Marie Altobelli Steven John Amirault Lucille Judith Anderson Pamela K. Anderson Scott Michael Andrichak Michael Edward Annino George Arthur Armstrong Dean Joseph Arnhold Patricia Jean Arnold Mary Ellen Arsenault Michael Edward Atkinson Lisa J. Atwell Timothy Tilton Ayrc Lisa Anne Babcock Mark Maurice Bailey Sharon A. Barker Kevin Jerome Barnes Dianna Marie Bator David Matthew Bell Thomas Joseph Bennett Pamela E. Bergin Marc F. Birchenough John Louis Bonavita Renao J. Bopko Christopher Thomas Borowicc Denise Marie Borrello Paul Robert Bortolussi Victor W. Bouchard, Jr. Richard Edward Bousquet II Mary Lynn Bracci Kevin Michael Bradway Steven John Braica Gregory C. Brennan Deborah Jean Briggs Linda Ann Briggs Sandee A. Brittain Kimberly Rose Brock Susan Ann Brooks Joy Rose Brouwer Allan F. Brown, Jr. Dianne Lynne Brown Douglas Robert Brown John R. Bryan of 1982 David Michael Buchanan Gail Marie Buoniconti Darccy LynnMarie Burmeister Geraldine Cirillo Bussolari Jacqueline Cirillo Bussolari Thomas J. Butt John James Calabrese Maria Campiti Bruce Allan Capponcelli Antonio Mario Caputo Frank S. Cardaropoli Michael J. Carr Michael Carrier Craig L. Castonguay David Robert Cecchi Kathy Marie Cecchi Paul Francis Cerpovicz Ruth Ellen Chandler Arthur A. Chase Christine Helen Chmura Helene Marv Ciak Lori Aim Clow Paul Dennis Coddington Vickie Marie Coidakis Suzanne Marie Collins Patrick Matthew Connors Erin Theresa Conroy Theresa Rose Convertino Christine Patricia Conway Elizabeth Mar)' Conway Faith Anne Conway Michael Louis Cormier Lori Jeanne Costa Norma B. Couture Kelli Anne Cowles Susan Craig Diana D’Alma John Patrick Danaher John David Darnell Nicholas John DePalma Dominick Dcpcrgola Kelly A. Desmond Cheryl Lynn DeSpirt Kimberlce Ann DeVall Paul C. Dczielle Sheryl Ann DiSisto Catherine Rose Dobek Suzanne Christine Douglass Mary Terese Dowling Class of 1982 Geraldine Marie Drouin David C. Duclos Donna Marie Dudley John C. Duggan Laura Lynn Dunn Thomas Joseph Dussault Michael D. Duvall James Patrick George Egan Ellen Elizabeth Fanning Tami Jean Fassnacht Steven Joel Favreau Lori Ann Fearn Thomas Richard Fearn Marlene Margaret Feeney Cynthia Lucille Antoinette Ferraiolo Christina Louise Ferraro Gina M. Ferraro Gerald Joseph Ferrendino Alphonse Louis Fcrrentino Karen M. Fieldstad Ann Marie Fiorini John Fitzpatrick Michael Patrick Flood Steven Paul Flood William Michael Flood Brian Fogg Walter G. Fogg Peggy Ann Foley Cindy L. Foote Paul Lionel Forgctte Theresa Anne Forgues Joseph Leon Fortier Thomas Ozea Fountain Glen Robert Fournier John Alfonse Franco Paul Salvatore Franco Anthony C. Frasco Gerald J. Fratini Robert William Gastcyer Timothy Paul Gaynor Nancy Jean Gentile Stephen Kenneth Gielda Daniel Joseph Giordano Tcri A. Giroux Dawn Marie Gladu Gina M. Gonnello Toshiaki Goseki Jacqueline Dominique Gregalis Anna Carmela Greguoli Stephen Edward Grenier Nicholas Paul Grimaldi George H. Groom, III Michelle Elaine Gruska Timothy John Guamieri Michael James Guertin James Joseph Gutowski Toni Marie Hardick Rhonda Jean Harrison Charles Howard Hastings Brenda Lee Hayden Michael Dean Hazcn Paul E. Hendel Robin Marie Henderson Dean Joseph Horacck Kathleen April Hubbard Eva Marie Husson Gina Maria Iacolo Rita Maria Iacolo Erica Lynne Jansons David Brian Jenks Diana Lynn Jenks Christine E. Johnson Jill Frances Johnson Jamieson Jay Jones Scott R. Josephson Melodic Lynette Joy Daniel James Jury John Joseph Kajka Mar)’ Jean Kamyk Bruco Nelson Kerr Pamela R. Kerr Louis V. Kibby, Jr. Barbara Elizabeth Kicrkla Brvan Frank Kinsley Christopher Scott Kosak Stephen Arthur Kovalsky Michael Anthony Kozak Alisa A. LaFrancis Cheryl Marie Lamb Gregory Robin Lamson Wayne Albert Langevin Caryn Ann Lariviere Lisa Marie LaRiviere Valeric Anne Lavalette Laura Lee Lavell Andrew Lawson Tammy Lee Lawson Class of 1982 Martha A. Leary Donna Marie Lee Lisa J. Lefebvre Sally A. Lesik Andrew William Lester Peter Alan Lindsay Anthony Peter Liquori Walter E. Littlchalc Kelly Ann Lizcwski David Mark Lloyd Eric Walter Lottermoser Tammy Joanne Lucia Allison Margaret Lush Julie Marie Lutat Laura Ann Lynch James Gerard Mahoney Robert John Maltoni Paul Luigi Mancinone Bonnie Sue Manning Susan Doreen Marai Steven P. Marcus Dana Marie Marquis James Michael Martel Rhonda Marie Martineau Lisa Jean Mastroianni Johanna J. Matthews Todd Michael Matusko Cheryl Ann Mayotte Karen Mazza Richard A. Mazza Timothy Benjamin McCullough Katherine Maureen McMahon James W. McNamce, Jr. Diane Leslie Melanson Thomas Anthony Mendes Keith Joseph Mercadante Susan Elizabeth Messier Daniel John Mcthot Christa Lu Meyrick Paul Michael Miaredd Lynn A. Mielnikowski Kathleen Susan Mika Michelle Jean Mills Laurie Montefusco Dede Anne Moore Julie Ann Moran Mary Lorraine Moran Michael John Morassi William Joseph Morin Cindy Marie Morrissette Kurt James Murphy Karen Lee Nadeau Tcrcsc Lee Napoli Theresa Mac Nardi Jacqueline Rene Nareau Scott John Negrucci David J. Nevers Robert Lewis Nickerson, Jr. Marc Nicole Patricia A. Nicmiec Charles Henry Noble IV Gary Francis Nolan Michele Anne Nolin Michael Angelo Nunziato, Jr. Tammy Ann Oberheim William E. O’Brien Sheila A. O’Donnell Elizabeth Ann O’Keefe Julie Ann Olson Catherine Ann O'Malley Diane Lynn Ouellette Tcrri-Ann Ouellette Francis E. Owczarski Edward T. Pajak Thomas Anthony Paleologopoulos Cathy Ann Parent Sandra Marie Parent Michael F. Parrow Andrew Joseph Paul Mary Ellen I. Paul Linda Jean Peck Michael Frank Pepper Lisa Marie Piccoli John Joseph Pidgeon Maria Lynn Pirro James Robert Podgorski Phillip J. Price Paul Herbert Protzenko Angela Marie Quaglini Michael Charles Quill James Michael Rackliffc Steven L. Radwilowicz Edward Michael Rahilly Laurie Ann Marie Raimondi Scott Francis Rainville Paul Eric Reimcrs Kristen Gail Riblctt Barr)’ W. Rice Class of 1982 Lizabeth Mary Riley Glori Ann Ringer Amelia Riquclmc Alvarenga Marilyn Jean Ristaino Heather Marie Roberts Susan Lee Rogers Carmen Romeo Karen Marie Rosner Jeff Alan Rovclli Todd V. Ruby Liane Louise Russell Debra Ann Russo Timothy J. Ryan Raymond L. Saegacrt Cheryl Anne Santagate Patricia Ann Santaniello Susanna Santaniello Regina Ixjuise Saracino Doreen Joyce Sardella AnnMaric Sarnelli Kerry Anne Schindler John D. Schlagel Jody P. Settle Susan Ann Shayda Patrick Joseph Sheehan Christina Ann Shenefield James Gerald Sherry Lea-Ann Marie Sihilia Carol A. Simone Marcella Louise Slaimen Lynn Ann Smith Richard Alan Smith National Honor Society Scott Ritchie Smith Susan M. Spagnoli Kathryn Stowers Stacey Layne Strom Lois Marie Strong Tracy Elizabeth Swank Patricia Ann Sweeney Mia M. Tangredi Richard L. Taylor Tina M. Teal Veronica Jean Tesny Kathryn Elaine Thornhill Mario Albert Tricinclla Gretchen Ann Uschmann Mark Richard Vangsness David Andrew Vecchiarelli Anthony E. Venturini Robin Elizabeth Vogel James Raymond Wagner Michael Paul Wands Walter Amos Warner III Donald Edward Webb Carol Ann Wheeler Jeffrey Christopher White Barbara A. Wojcicchowski Paul G. Wood John Scott Woodruff John Vincent Wright Valerie J. Wrobleski Barry Quan Wu Nadim Yacteen Kenneth J. Yagmin Top Academic Students — Girl — Cheryl Lynn DeSpirt Boy — Michael Paul Wands Local Scholarships FAOLIN M. PEIRCE SCHOLARSHIPS Lucille Judith Anderson Patricia Jean Arnold Sharon A. Barker Dianne Lynne Brown Paul Francis Cerpovicz John David Darnell Theresa Anne Forgues Daniel Joseph Giordano Michelle Elaine Gruska Timothy John Guamieri Daniel James Jury Bryan Frank Kinsley Robert John Maltoni Susan Doreen Marai Karen Lee Nadeau Scott John Negrucci Linda Jean Peck Marilyn Jean Ristaino Timothy J. Ryan Doreen Joyce Sardella Lynn Ann Smith Donald Edward Webb AGAWAM UNICO SCHOLARSHIPS Christine Marie Altobelli Laurie Montefusco Denise Marie Borrello Dede Anne Moore Gina M. Ferraro Anthony E. Vcnturin. Michael Paul Wands GRIDIRON MOMS SCHOLARSHIPS Timothy Tilton Ay re Allan F. Brown, Jr. iohn James Calabrese iichacl J. Carr John David Darnell Paul C. Dezielle James Patrick George Egan Daniel Joseph Giordano Scott R. Joscphson Robert John Maltoni Scott John Negrucci James Michael Rackliffe Scott Ritchie Smith David Andrew Vecchiarelli AGAWAM BOYS’ BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS Timothy Tilton Ayre Scott R. Josephson Kevin Jerome Barnes Scott John Negrucc Nadim Yacteen POLISH AMERICAN CLUB WOMEN’S AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIPS Daniel James Jury James Robert Podgorski Barbara Elizabeth Kicrkla Michael Paul Wands AGAWAM SOCCER PARENTS SCHOLARSHIPS Christine Marie Altobelli Antonio Mario Caputo Arthur A. Chase Lori Jeanne Costa David C. Duclos Tami Jean Fassnacht Peggy Ann Foley Timothy John Guamieri David Brian Jenks Barbara Elizabeth Kicrkla Anthony Peter Liquori Karen Mazza William E. O’Brien James Robert Podgorski Carmen Romeo Anthony E. Venturini AGAWAM LIONESS CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Allison Margaret Lush BASEBALL BOOSTER CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS Timothy Tilton Ayre Robert John Maltoni Kevin Jerome Barnes Keith Joseph Mercadante John James Calabrese Scott John Negrucci James Patrick George Egan David Andrew Vecchiarelli Scott R. Josephson Anthony E. Venturini AGAWAM LIONS CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS Gina M. Ferraro Alisa A. LaFrancis Daniel James Jury Charles Henry Noble IV Local Scholarships HELEN HARDINA LIONS CLUB NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Cheryl Anne Santagatc AGAWAM JUNIOR WOMEN’S CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS Linda Jean Allen Paul Francis Cerpovicz Michael Edward Atkinson Suzanne Christine Douglass ANDERSON-MORIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Doreen Joyce Sardella WILSON-THOMPSON POST 185 AMERICAN LEGION SCHOLARSHIP Paul C. Deziellc AGAWAM EDUCATION ASSOCIATION CHARLES KISTNER SCHOLARSHIP David Brian Jcnks AGAWAM EDUCATION ASSOCIATION DAVID THEODOROWICZ SCHOLARSHIP Patrick Joseph Sheehan CATHOLIC WOMEN’S CLUB OF AGAWAM SCHOLARSHIPS Arlene Frances Allen Catherine Ann O’Malley James Gerald Sherry GAIL A. ARNOLD MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS Tami Jean Fassnacht Johanna J. Matthews TRESTLE BOARD CLUB OF AGAWAM SCHOLARSHIPS John R. Bryan Charles Howard Hastings AGAWAM MIDDLE SCHOOL MAGAZINE DRIVE SCHOLARSHIPS Kelli Anne Cowles Anthony Peter Liquori AGAWAM GIRLS’ BASKETBALL BOOSTER SCHOLARSHIPS Christine Marie Altobelli Karen Mazza Christina Louise Ferraro Elizabeth Ann O’Keefe Peggy Ann Foley Diane Lynn Ouellette COMMUNITY GRANGE NO. 382 SCHOLARSHIPS Charles Howard Hastings Susanna Santaniello FEEDING HILLS COMMUNITY WOMEN’S CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS Linda Jean Allen Christopher Thomas Borowiec AGAWAM WOMEN'S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP Suzanne Christine Douglass AGAWAM ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PHYLLIS M. MASON SCHOLARSHIP Christine Marie Altobelli AGAWAM ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS Steven John Amirault Timothy John Guarnieri Michael Edward Annino Scott R. Josephson Timothy Tilton Ayrc Scott John Ncgrucci John David Darnell William E. O’Brien Daniel Joseph Giordano Elizabeth Ann O’Keefe Scott Ritchie Smith Local Scholarships AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL BAND PARENTS SCHOLARSHIPS Cheryl Lynn DeSpirt Anna Carmela Greguoli Barry Quan Wu SPRINGFIELD TURN-VEREIN BINGO COMMITTEE SCHOLARSHIPS Christine Marie Altobelli Daniel James Jury Cheryl Lynn DeSpirt Cindy Marie Morrissette Gina M. Ferraro Karen Lee Nadeau Anna Carmela Grequoli Cheryl Ann Santagatc Charles Howard Hastings Patrick Joseph Sheehan Michael Paul Wands AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE SCHOLARSHIPS David Brian Jenks Heather Marie Roberts AGAWAM-FEEDING HILLS LIONESS SCHOLARSHIP Cheryl Lynn DeSpirt AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS SCHOLARSHIPS Christine Patricia Conway James W. McNamce, Jr. Andrew William Lester James Gerard Mahoney Susan M. Spagnoli GENERAL CREIGHTON W. ABRAMS SCHOLARSHIPS Linda Jean Allen Gina M. Ferraro Lori Ann Clow Karen Lee Nadeau John David Darnell Susanna Santaniello AGAWAM HOCKEY PARENTS SCHOLARSHIPS Gerald Joseph Fcrrendino Stephen Arthur Kovalsky Todd V. Ruby ANGELA M. SCHERPA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Susanna Santaniello P. JOSEPH CURRAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS Gina M. Ferraro Susanna Santaniello WRESTLING BOOSTER CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS Kevin Michael Bradway Daniel Joseph Giordano Arthur A. Chase Toshiaki Goseki David C. Duclos Thomas Anthony Mendes John C. Duggan Keith Joseph Mercadante MINNIE BARDEN SCHOLARSHIPS Denise Marie Borrello Daniel Joseph Giordano RAY BOURBONNAIS SCHOLARSHIP Thomas Joseph Bennett JULIA R. CRAWFORD SCHOLARSHIPS Arlene Frances Allen James Gerald Sherry AGAWAM DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE SCHOLARSHIPS Catherine Ann O’Malley Patrick Joseph Sheehan PARK WEST BANK TRUST CO. WEST SPRINGFIELD BRANCH SCHOLARSHIP Michael Charles Quill Load Scholarships AGAWAM ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION NICHOLAS LASKY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Kevin Jerome Barnes AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY NO. 185 SCHOLARSHIP IN MEMORY OF GLADYS CATCHEPAUGH Patricia Jean Arnold LEONARD DESROSIERS MEMORIAL HOCKEY SCHOLARSHIP Gerald Joseph Fcrrendino HARMON A. SMITH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS Timothy Tilton Ayre Tami Jean Fassnacht AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS Steven Paul Flood Lynn Ann Smith POLISH AMERICAN CLUB OF AGAWAM SCHOLARSHIPS Dianna Marie Bator Paul Francis Cerpovicz Christine Patricia Conway AGAWAM SOCCER ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS Peggy Ann Foley William E. O’Brien VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS AUXILIARY NO. 1632 SCHOLARSHIP David Brian Jcnks THERESA M. CALABRESE MEMORIAL FUND FOR NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Catherine Ann O’Malley AGAWAM ROTARY CLUB — RAY McCARROLL MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Cheryl Anne Santagate SHIRLEY PEIFFER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Cynthia Lucille Antoinette Ferraiolo AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT STORE SCHOLARSHIPS Karen M. Fieldstad Dede Anne Moore Diane Leslie Melanson Jacqueline Rene Nareau Michelle Jean Mills Michele Anne Nolin Kristen Gail Riblett CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NICK ZUCCO MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS Linda Jean Allen John R. Bryan Paul Dennis Coddington John David Darnell Brian Fogg Mark Richard Vangsncss SACRED HEART ROSARY ALTAR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIPS Daniel James Jury Susan Doreen Marai Prizes and Awards DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION CITIZENSHIP AWARD Doreen Joyce Sardella CIVITAN AWARD Thomas Joseph Bennett AGAWAM DEMOCRATIC WOMEN’S CLUB AWARD FOR PROFICIENCY IN POLITICAL SCIENCE Dianna Marie Bator LOUIS AND FELIX DePALMA MATHEMATICS AWARDS Charles Howard Hastings Michael Paul Wands AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL ACCOUNTING CLUB Kathy Marie Cecchi AGAWAM HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION AWARD TO A STUDENT GOING INTO SPECIAL EDUCATION IN MEMORY OF ANNE SULLIVAN Linda Jean Allen JOHN PHILIP SOUSA BAND AWARD Andrew William Lester NATIONAL ARION AWARD FOR BAND Charles Howard Hastings LOUIS ARMSTRONG JAZZ AWARDS Jeff Alan Rovelli Michael Edward Atkinson ARION FOUNDATION AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING MUSICAL ACHIEVEMENT Thomas Joseph Bennett NATIONAL SCHOOL CHORAL AWARD Susan Lee Rogers THE FREDERIC CHOPIN PIANO AWARD Thomas Joseph Bennett AGAWAM WOMEN’S CLUB RUTH N. HOYE NURSING AWARD Darcey LynnMarie Burmeister JAMES DONOVAN THEATER AWARD Regina Louise Saracino JAZZ BAND AWARD OUTSTANDING JAZZ BAND STUDENT CONTINUING EDUCATION IN THE MUSIC FIELD Michael Edward Atkinson RAYMOND H. McCARROLL AGAWAM FOOD MART TOP BUSINESS STUDENTS Kathy Marie Cecchi Timothy J. Ryan SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEMBERS Mrs. Rosemary Sandlin, Chairman Donald J. Charest, Vice Chairman Mrs. Jessie D. Fuller, Secretary Walter A. Balboni Mrs. Bernadette J. Conte Mrs. Roberta G. Doering Raymond Saracino CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Timothy John Guarnieri Nadim Yactccn Secretary Treasurer Allison Margaret Lush Anna Carmela Greguoli JUNIOR CLASS MARSHALS Else von Hollander Stephen C. Young AGAWAM PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 8120 0009 5461 2