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2% I Id IN 6 It’s not far down to paradise At least it’s not for me And if the wind is right you can sail away And find tranquility The canvas can do miracles Just you wait and see Believe me It’s not far to never never land No reason to pretend And if the wind is right you can find the joy Of innocence again The canvas can do miracles Just you wait and see Believe me Sailing Takes me away To where I’ve always heard it could be . . . Just a dream and the wind to carry me And soon I will be free Fantasy It gets the best of me When I’m sailing All caught up in the reverie Every word is a symphony Won’t you believe me It's not far back to sanity At least it’s not for me And if the wind is right you can sail away And find serenity The canvas can do miracles Just you wait and see Believe me by Christopher Cross c) 1979 Pop ‘n’ Roll Music IT’S NOT FAR DOWN TO PARADISE AT LEAST IT’S NOT FOR ME AND IF THE WIND IS RIGHT YOU CAN SAIL AWAY AND FIND TRANQUILITY THE CANVAS CAN DO MIRACLES JUST YOU WAIT AND SEE BELIEVE ME 2 IT’S NOT FAR TO NEVER NEVER LAND NO REASON TO PRETEND AND IF THE WIND IS RIGHT YOU CAN FIND THE JOY 3 SAILING . . . TAKES ME AWAY TO WHERE I’VE ALWAYS HEARD IT COULD BE JUST A DREAM AND THE WIND TO CARRY ME AND SOON I WILL BE FREE FANTASY . . . IT GETS THE BEST OF ME WHEN I’M SAILING ALL CAUGHT UP IN THE REVERIE EVERY WORD IS A SYMPHONY WON’T YOU BELIEVE ME IT’S NOT FAR BACK TO SANITY AT LEAST IT’S NOT FOR ME AND IF THE WIND IS RIGHT YOU CAN SAIL AWAY AND FIND SERENITY 6 7 8 NAVIGATOR Mi« Woloc «S ' 9 ADMINISTRATION Mr David K Bates-Assistant Principal Mr. Jame V Bruno. Jr -Superintendent 10 GUIDANCE Mr . Jane William Mr. John G. Porter 11 ENGLISH . . . Mrs. Miriam Mackler Mrs Mildred Reed Mr. James D. White Mrs. Sandra Hines Mr. Albert Ba$getta Mrs. Dorothy Martin 13 SCIENCE . Mr. Russell J. Ramah fh Po U NP Pu Am On ft Cf h Md 1 V 'J J TRAL SCIENTIFIC COMFANV Mr. John M. Fahey Jr ' Mr. Ronald Rlx Miss Mary Wolochowicz A Mr Kenneth 1. Dean Dept Head U HISTORY . . Mr Leon W. Brunelle - Dept. Head Mr. Lawrence P. Sheehan Mr. Edward G. Merrill LANGUAGE MATH Mr David Pulaski ■ Mr. Leo E. Burquc Mrs Beverly Ann Pasternak Miss Jane Durkan • Dept Head Mr. William L'Heureux Mr Edward Stentaford Mr. Walter G. W.llard. Jr COMPUTER SCIENCES Mr. John H. Whalley III • Dept. Head Mr. Joteph Lavoie 19 BUSINESS 20 Mr Charles Donovan Mrs Carol A. Grady ip: INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. John Korbut Mr. David T Hobson 22 Mr Thomas Collins-Dept Head Mr Michael Wilton Mrs Anne Eckart-Dept. Head Mrs. Karen A. Myers HOME ECONOMICS 23 Mrs. Elizabeth Prcw MUSIC Mr. Darcy Davis. Jr. • Dir Mr Zachary Tileston Mr Stephen Files PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr Clifford Ktbbe - Dir. of Athletics Mrs Miriam Hlrschhaut Mr Howard J. Murphy. Jr ESSENTIAL AREAS COMPUTER STAFF Mr . Judith Paul. Mr. Fred Messier, Mrs. Mary Sherpa. Mr. Robert Raymond Mr . Charlotte Shimel • Librarian CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Barbara CapponcelliDept. Head Mrs. Catherine Hallaman-Nurse CUSTODIANS • Mr Carmine Rossi-Dcpt. Head Mrs. Louis Ball Mrs. Elizabeth Barry Mrs. Dorothy Eggleston Mrs Martha Jerry Mrs. Eileen Leask Mrs. Catherine O'Keefe SPECIAL AREAS SPECIAL EDUCATION Ceil Deslauriers. Joan Durand. Dorothy Dowding. Joe Costanna. Joanne Bertrand Mrs. Pamela Jones WA K B I E SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class of 1982-83, led by science teacher Miss Mary Wolochowicz, spent their first year at Agawam High School learning the ropes. They elected their first class officers in the fall. Dan Christian was chosen for President. Their Vice President was Jeff Wands, along with Secretary Michelle Grey, and Treasurer Chris Burrows. Their first major activity was a dance held in the beginning of 1983. They have high hopes for their remaining years at Agawam High School and the graduating seniors extend their best wishes to a promising class. Scott Acosta Lisa Alaimo Lisa Allder John Allison Paula Aversa Pamela Avery Scott Ayotte Kelly Barber Oh !«?!! Dale Barnes Glenn Bartels David Bartnik Julie Bassette Pamela Beele Jon Bcncrakis Constance Bennett This class is a joke. Joanna Bianchi Barry Binnenkade John Bird Dennis Bishop Matthew Blanchard Michelle Bodge Raymond Boissonault Bernadine Bonavita Susan Bonesteel Andrea Borsari Mark Bortolussi Kim Bouchard Laurie Bouchard Mark Breault Darryl Brennan Karen Briggs Michael Briggs Ernest Brouillette Donna Cabana Lea Campttl Kevin Cardwell Kimberly Cascto Joanne Cecchi William Champagne 30 Oh no! Here comes Mr Pulaski! Boy. arc we Intelligent! Carol Charest Raymond Chtarella Donna Chiaro Angela Christy Kimberly Churchill Steven Cieboter Todd Connery Tina Connor Karen Conway Melissa Copple Edgar Cornelius Kimberly Corrivcau Maria Corteso Beth Couture Joyce Couture Lori Cowles Jennifer Crean Greg Daniels Michael Daponde Donna Davilli James Davis Gina DeChnstopher Loralee DellaMarco Paul Delsky III Michael DeMichele Scott Dennis Lisa Depalma Fred Depka Stephen DiSanti Nicholas DiTomaso Nice face. Sara Douglass William Drew Laura Drouin Lisa Duffus Denise Dupont James Duval Stephen Easton Lisa Eldridge Charlene Ellithorpe April Evangelista A1 Fairlie Paul Ferraro Lori Fieldstad Joseph Fierro Deanna Fisher Get me out! 31 What arc they doing?!?” Kevin Giacometti Michael Giacometti Susan Gielda Renee Girard Wendy Gobar Jacqueline Gordon Kerry Frechette Anthony Frogameni Fred Fruwirth Gina Gamache Michael Gamelli Cynthia Geiger John Gentile Dean George Mary Ghidoni Patrick Foley Lori Forgette Nancy Frappier Susan Gormley Jeffrey Goss Robert Gottsche. Jr. Kathleen Goyette Steven Grasso Michelle Gray Glenn Greenough Edward Grimaldi Lisa Hallock Andrea Hamel Steven Hardy Susan Harpin Ronald Harrison Tonya Hart Jeffrey Hastings John Hauser. Jr. I hope this is right. David Hawley Shelly Haynes Lon Helm James Helton Cynthia Hill Troy Hitchcock Owen Humphries Alfred Ingham Tina Johnson Paul Joseph Keith Josephson Carol Juliano Lori Jury 32 The looks of a typical Sophomore Jennifer Justice Jeanne Juzba Kara Kaezmarexyk Demetrius Kallipoiites Michael Karam Kim Kasperek James Keane. Jr Henry Keene Tammy Kennedy Sharon Kiddy Derek Kinney Edward Kopyscinski Edward Korza Chris Kosinski Steve Kratochvil Miguel Kukk Anthony Kunasek Gregory Labine I'm intrigued. Debbie Labontc Dan LaFlamme Paula LaFontaine Henry Lamb Dianne Landers Elaine Landry Shawn Lappie Gregory LaRouche Richard Leal Kimberly LeFebvre Michael Lemay Gina Letellier Brian Litz Michael Longo Roseannc Longo Michele Longtin John Losito Chuck Losito. Jr Sandra Lynch William Lyne David Mahoney Ronald Maniscalco Ann Marmo Joanne Mason Todd Mazza Tina McCarl Carol McGregor John McKanc Lisa McLean 33 Am I supposed to know this? Chris McMahon Kelly McNamee Steven Melanson Paul Mercadante Dena Merklein Lisa Mezzetti Michael Mezzetti Christopher Mickna Kenneth Milillo Scott Milliken Karen Mills Rosemary Miranda Chris Moore Raymond Moss Lenora Murawski The sun is in my eyes. Pattie Murphy Thomas Murphy Edward Mutti Leah Negrucci Kimberly Nctherton Colleen Noftall Kathy Nolan Jeanette Norman Kara O'Connell Patricia O'Donnell Kevin O'Malley Steven Oberle Tony Orcficc Frank Orlando Patrick Orszulak Kelli Padden Michael Paine Joanne Pallotta We are supposed to be working, John Parent Kimberly Parrow Jay Passerini Susan Paul Flying high Kathy Przeszlo John Rego Mark Remillard Lisa Rhodes Carol Rlbeiro Connie Riley Richard Ringer Tracy Peck Madeline Perez Karen Pertusi Bruce Peterson Jill Phillips Ricky Pierce Steven Pinctte John Pinney Michael Poirier Diana Porter Jennifer Powell Michele Ringuette Mary Roberts Michael Robinson Sue Robinson David Ross David Rossi Danielle Roy Diane Ruby Dean Sharpy Dimitri Sheynin Anne Smith Kathy Smith Lara Smith Michael Smith Matthew Soffen Steven Rugger! Kathy Rutovich Rose Salamone Karen Sanderson Joseph Santoro Kimberly Schoenborn Walter Schum John Shannon Mark St. John Richard Stacy Rosa Stellato Raymond Stilwell Susanne StiUinger Scott Stork Justine Swales Todd Swcnor Cari-Ann Szabla Claudia Talbot Allan Stoutnar Ellen Stratton Kimberly Strickland Ralph Strom Mehssa Sullivan Look «Hit. I'm taking off. Mark Thibeault Douglas Thics Christopher Tourvllle Jennifer Trehey Susan Trombley Andrea Tebaldi Robert Tencati Scott Theroux Gregg Therrien Wait a minute. I know the answer.” Brian Trombley Joseph Turnbull David Vellleux Ronald Viens II Darlene Vignato Donald Vinton 1 wish I was sleeping right now.” Mark Voislow Lucille VonHollander Kris Walsh Cynthia Walters Jeffrey Wands Stephen Wands Kevin Weber Kelly Welch Lisa Wellspcak Donna Wesley Shawne White Robert Wing Samantha Woods Charles Yon Scott Zielinski 35 3333333333333333333 V 3 333333333333333333333 FIR T MATE 3333333333333333333 33333333333333333 333 3333333333333333333333333333333333 JUNIORS The class of 1984, working its way up the ladder, had many exciting events during its Junior year. Junior class officers in 1982-83 were Steve Jury-president, Thomas Han- son- vice-president, Karen Albano-secretary, and Lena Kozloski as treasurer. They did not have a class advisor until several weeks into the year when Guidance Counselors Elaine Bellico and Jane Williams volunteered. The major highlight of the year was, of course, when the ‘‘Ring Man” came. This game the underclassmen proof that they were on their way to the top! There was also the very successful Christmas dance, held on December 17. 1982. All in all, the class of 1984 proved, that with their rowdiness and excite- ment, as well as personal motivation, this Junior class would be the best. 37 Christopher Albano Joanna Albano John Albano Karen Albano Thaisa Alechny Carlos Arbelaez Yolanda Arbelaez Ronald Augusti Glen Bailey Douglas Bailie I suppose you expect me to believe that! Douglas Allen Stephen Allen Linda Anderson Anthony Antico Chris Balboni Andrea Barker David Barna Mary Barnes Scott Bartels Robert Bean Patrick Beattie Cute (ace. Michelle! Laurie Beaulieu Thomas Beaulieu Carla Beavis William Beck Clifford Belden Raymond Belden Cynthia Bellows Joseph Beltrandi Ronald Benoit Carol Benson Anette Berard Sue Bergin Robert Berthiaume Monique Birchenough Heidi Bisceglia Erik Blanchard Mark Bolduc Edward Borgatti Lynn Borowicc Dyan Boucher Denise Bourbonnais Frank Bowrys III Joseph Broden Raymond Bronner Sheri Brooks Laura Bruso Eva Burmeister Kevin Burton Mary Casey Richard Cassesse Jeffrey Castonguay Fernando Castro Rodney Bush Mark Cardano Laura Carrie 38 Lisa. Jill, and Dawn hamming tt up for Mr. P Kevin Connor Colleen Conway William Conway John Cooley Darren Copple Michael Corriveau Richard Costa Lin Cavanaugh Michael Cecchi Sharon Cestari Michael Cbarest Carol Chartier Charlene Clark Diana Coccht Scott Cofer Gary Conlln Edward Conniff David Dematteo Fran Depka Mark DeSantis Michael Desmond Michelle Dion Kerri Craig Stephen Crouch Thomas Cruz Michelle Cusson Alan D'Amours Joann Demato Larry Discher Andrea Donabed Elizabeth Doran James Dowd Dennis Drewnowski Michelle Duclos This is how I got my answer.” Michael Dumond Joseph Dussault Michelle Duval Michelle Early Carl Fancy III Kim Farrar Laura Farrington Candy Frappler Gerald Frasco Gina Frasco Michael Farwell Susan Fetl Stephen Fisher Michelle Fontaine Lisa Frechette Donna Fydenkevez Carol Gasiorowski Donna Gasteycr Hey you- help me out of here!! 39 “Do you mind? I'm trying to do this! Kathy Gorman Jeffrey Goulet Andrea Govoni Judith Govoni Michael Govoni Tara Ma2en Kimberly Heckman Kevin Hendel Scott Henderson Anthony Grasso Thomas Graveline William Groom Arden Guffy Catherine Hallock Candy Hanson Thomas Hanson Evelyn Harbcy John Harrison Lisa Herd Jeffrey Hill Sean Hillios Jana Hofmann Keith Hollingcr Lori Holmes Anna Hopkins Merritt Hopping June Hoy Tina Hubbard Paula Impoco Kim Jacobs Jeffrey Jakuboski Pamela James 40 Boy. does that look good! Ellen and Deanna listen attentively. Debra Kushln Edward LaCombc DoriAnn LaFleur Ernest Lagaey William Landry Kelly Lappie David LaRiviere Mina Larocca Michael Larouche Dean Leelerc David Leighton Todd Leiterman Lisa Laudato Steven Lavell Anthony Laviolctte Doreen Leary Katy Lester Lisa Letendrc Donna Liamis Holly Licence Maryann Limotti David Liptak Wow. the Juniors are looking younger every year! w. Nicole Marsh Michael Martone Joseph Maruszczak Blair Massoia Anlhony Maslromattco Marlene Mathieu Sophia Maynard Alan Mazza Patricia McCormack Mark McCullah Lisa McKeon Kathy McLean Donna Mercadante Jay Mercadante Kevin Mercadante Deanna Mezzeth Julie Miodowski Tami Miranda Dawn Molta Edward Montagna Hope Moore Peter Mazza Torn, it was so gross!” Deborah Morassi Michael Morassi Deborah Most Robert Muldrew Brian Murphy Kimberly Musinski Smile pretty for the camera! William Myers Chris Nadok Marie Nahajlo Lisa Nardi Corinne Nason Jeffrey Nation Jeffrey Naylor Henry Niemiec Allen Noftall Paul Nolan Jennifer O'Brien Karen O'Donnell Christine O'Keefe Kevin O'Keefe John O'Malley Jeffrey O'Neil Todd Obcrheim Tina Ogorzalek Christopher Olko Maria Ollari Mathew Orr Paul Pacewicz Shawn Page Eva Parrott Michael Payne Paul Placanico Peter Platanttis Roxanne Polak Amylou Porter Kent Porth Tammy Potter Dorothy Preston Deena Psholka Carmello Perez Maria Perez Mark Perry Eric Peterson Mark Petrucd Ann Phillips Edward Piccoll 42 Paul Rackowe Lori Rahilly Sharon Rampom Susan Ramponi Steven Reed Carol Regnier Tracy Resogno James Retiler Marc Reynolds Randy Rindels Dominic Rioni Kevin Ritchie Salvatore Rivera Michael Rivers Shannon Rogers Michelle Rolland Felicia Rondineili Mark Rondineili Mon ca Rose Carolyn Rosner Pamela Rowen John Rutovich Deborah Ryan Jodie Sanborn Leeann Sandlin Michael Sardella Kathy Schindler Michael Shayda John Shea Cathy Sheehan Heidi Sherman Lerra Shcynin Lisa Slaimen Dennis Sliech Beth Smethurst Jeffrey Smith Laura Smith Lori-Ann Smith Joseph Spagnoli Karen Spaulding John Spellacy Michelle St. Pierre Jill Stacy Jill Stefanlk Ted Stefanlk Brian Stepanik “What's so interesting? Thomas Sonstrom Richard Silachta Paul Talbot Mark Tessicini Dawn Tlusty John Toomey Sonja Turner Debra Twarog Anna Vandervllet Dana Venturini Andrew Veils Russel Vlgue Sharon Walsh Ronald Wieners James Williamson Trlna Willingham Richard Witek Patricia Wojcik James Wright Jane Wright Lisa Wrzcsien Lynda Yacovone Lynne Zicgert 43 44 AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The American Field Service (AFS) is a group composed of sopho- mores. juniors and seniors. It is now an international organization started by World War II ambulance drivers. The Agawam chapter, of 1982-83 fostered two special students. Heidi Nachtigall from West Germany, and Mats Karlsson from Sweden. Many activities were planned including an all-day party with skating and a hay ride. Also scheduled were fund-raisers such as parking cars for the Big E. and a February dance. An AFS weekend was held at Agawam for all foreign exchange students in the surrounding area. AFS enables students of all grades to meet new people, visit other countries, learn about foreign nations, and have fun while doing it. This fine club was headed by Industrial Arts teacher Mr. David Hobson. Elected officers were President Gen Seidell. Vice-president Sharon Cestari, Secretary-Treasurer Janet Mallory, and Sergeant at Arms Hope Moore. Mr. Hobson with members of AFS. AFS hard at work. Sweden exchange student Mats Karlsson. Younger members of AFS. ■16 AUDIO VISUAL AID Under the guidance of Mr William L'Heureux. the Audio Visual Aids played a vital role in the service and operation of audio and visual equipment. This equip- ment. used to enhance the classroom, was delivered, operated, and picked up by the members of the club Kurt Jackson was the only senior member this year. Other members included Kevin Ritchie. Candl Frappler. Fred Harpin, Laura Farrington. Dennis King, Denise Bourbonnais, Pat Beattie. Mark Petrucci. Richard Schlachta. and Ronny Maniscalco. Although these members did not meet outside of school, they devoted their free time during the school day to the success of the club. The AVA staff at its best! Where do I plug this In? “Are they doing that right? “Let me help you. Kevin. so;'d Q d. UNICORN The Unicorn staff down to business! The new literary magazine. Unicorn, under the supervision of English teacher. Mr. Law- rence O’Brien, was introduced to Agawam High students during the 1982-83 school year The purpose for the publication was to allow talented students to see their creative work in print. Voluntary applications by Agawam High School students were used as the basis for se- lection of the Unicorn staff. Judged by a sub- mission of creative work, a staff of thirteen members was chosen. Gary Rescigno was desig- nated editor-in-chief, Debbie Marai, associate editor, and Michelle Duval as art editor. Co- editors for layout were Don Lancour and Colin Wells. The eight regular staff members consist- ed of Andy Bird. Michelle Early, Joanne Ma- son. Tony Mastromatteo, Joe Maruszczak, Joe Potter, and Lynn Ziegert. This staff held meet- ings every Wednesday and successfully pro- duced winter and spring issues. This non-profit organization was aided by Mr. Collins, a graphic arts teacher, who generously printed all issues of the magazine. The success of this organization depended on the work sub- mitted to the staff by Agawam High English students. Mr. O'Brien observes the action. 47 AGAWAM The Vocal Ensemble, directed by Mr Stephen Files, underwent several changes during this past year. The group became two groups, a Jazz singing group, and a Show- choir (dancing slnging) group Whether a singer or dancer, every member of Vocal Ensemble performed in the Showcholr division, but only a few of the Showchoir members had performed in the Jazz division The Vocal Ensemble planned many competition trips which re- quired several fund-raisers. These included a summer car wash, pan- cake breakfast, calendar drive, chocolate Santa drive, and the non- stop M M drive The money raised from those fund raisers was for their trip to the University of New Hampshire, where they defended their first place title in showchoir. held for two years in a row. They also needed money for an important and exciting competition in Montreal, during the spring. The group unified their efforts on Thursday nights, under the direc- tion of choreographer Nancy Rawson. to prepare for the grueling and long awaited competitions. VOCAL ENSEMBLE The 1982-83 Vocal Ensemble Always hamming it up! Take me. I'm yours' One big happy family!! 48 One of their organized practices. The Vocal Ensemble with precision JAZZ BAND Members of the 1982-83 Jae Band The Saxes wait for their cue. The Agawam Jazz band, directed by Mr. Zachary Tileston, con- sisted of many enthusiastic and talented members. The Jazz Band performed many times for the community at such places as the Holyoke Mall and Chez Josef. Because of the talent of the group, they were paid for their performances and in the future will be featured at the Chez Josef House of Banquets as a feature performing group for different functions. It was through these funds that the band was capable of planning competitions for the spring. These plans included a trip to the University of New Hampshire and a trip to Montreal. The officers of the band included David Jagadowski as President, Joe Curran as Vice-President, Kim Stoll as Treasurer, and Cheryl Przeszlo as Secretary. It was these talented officers and practicing every other day that led to the band’s success. Mr. Tileston directs the band. .--52L CHORALE This year, the Agawam Chorale, advised by Mr. Stephen Files, was composed of 65 talented sophomores, juniors, and seniors. This large group was guided under the direction of Dar- lene Beaulieu- President, Dan White- Vice-President, Beth Phillips-Secretary, and Bob Uschmann- Treasurer. In order to complete their competition plans, such as a trip to Montreal, the group was in need of several success- ful fund-raisers. Among these were a summer car wash, calendar drive, pancake breakfast, chocolate Santa drive, and the endless selling of M M’s. The Chorale has always been a successful group. Not only do they win awards for Agawam, (they placed first last year in Newport, Rhode Island) they are successful in pre- senting the traditional Vaudeville Show each year. This show enables many of the talented Chorale members, as well as other music students, to display their hard work and talent in the spring each year. The 1982-83 Agawam Chorale The Chorale officers: Bob Uschmann. treasurer. Beth Phillips, secretary; Dan White, vice-president; Darlene Beaulieu, president. BAND AND COLORGUARD The awesome Agawam Band and Colorguard were kept very busy during the course of the year. In mid summer, the long, grueling practices were begun in order to perfect their parade and field show routines for competition, as well as for football games. Mr. Darcy Davis, along with Drum Majors Eileen Paleologopoulos. Joanne Boucher, and Kim Stoll, worked diligently to achieve the success of a very rewarding season. Being involved in the Columbus Day Parade (once again), holding their own Band Festival, and competing in Stratford and Wakefield, kept the enthusiastic members busy throughout the year. The Agawam “Marching Mohawks were also honored when asked to perform at half time for the Basketball Hall of Fame game, which was held at the Springfield Civic Center and broadcasted nationwide. The members were looking forward to the long-awaited spring trip, which took place in Montreal. Canada. Joe Curran as President, Kim Stoll as Vice-President, Fred Harpin as Secretary, Colleen Conway as Treasurer, Merritt Hopping as Manager, and Kathy Wojcik as Librarian, all joined together in the coordination of several productive band pro- jects. These projects included a very successful dance, candy drive, and Christmas paper sale. The dedicated colorguard, with their colorful and exciting field routines added an invigorating atmosphere to the band. The rifle captains, Donna Ferraiolo and Renee Lacour guided the talent of the rifle line through their spectacular perfor- mances. Captains, Jodi Anderson and Karla Mancini produced outstanding effects with their Junior colorguard. Sophomore Majors, Linda Desmarais and Lori Bartnik taught the first-year flag members the basics, as well as making them look like pros. “Band candy” . . . “Attention . . . “Right face” . . . Eyes - With pride!!!” . . . will be in the memories of those Senior members who sadly left the excitement of the Agawam Marching Mohawks. Assistant Drum Majors Kim and Joanne Head Drum Major. Eileen, conducts with precision. Captains. Linda, Karla. Jodi, and Lon. take a break D WAY chc Sun aijBrimbliran £ rm«rn i just arttund nnr rtmtrr SO The air was filled with music. We're famous!!' OUR 82-83 MARCHING MOHAWKS Soloists Merritt and Jo« DRAMA The 1982 Drama Class under the direction of Mrs. Margo Poulin had a fun and interesting year. While learning the basics of acting, the class also experimented with production, lighting, stage make up, and other facets of theater. From all of this, the theater class was able to learn the ups and downs of acting while basically having a good time. Just cloaning around. Caught in the act!!! 52 “Hey there .! FRENCH CLUB Some of the dedicated French Club members The French Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Ann Marie Gould, held their meetings after school to plan activities which would involve their knowledge of the French language. Elected as President and Secretary was Debbie White, Vice-President Nancy Rawson, and Treasurer Jean Nicole. The officers aided the other members in planning such activities as a sleigh ride and a cultural food day,” involving many French delicacies. The highlight of the club's activities this year was a planned trip to Montreal. The members planned sight-seeing tours of museums and cathe- drals, as well as a sampling of many French restaurants, where they would have a chance to employ their French vocabulary with expertise. This year also marked the first year of the French National Honor Society. French students who have maintained “A” averages in French, while keeping at least a “B average in all other majors, are eligible for membership. Although not affiliated with the French club, many dedicated French students were members of both clubs. S3 Shedding light on the subject FUTURE SECRETARY CLUB The Future Secretary Club, led by Mrs. Carol Grady, helps interested students learn more about the secretarial profession. In addition to their meet- ings, they also visited surrounding colleges such as S.T.C.C., Bay Path Junior College, and Holyoke Community College, to provide new insight in their prospective careers. The officers of the club this year were Debbie Twarog as President. Michelle Theriault as Vice- President, Lisa Laudato as Secretary, and Lisa DiTo- maso as Treasurer. The fifteen members of the club were also involved in different fund-raisers for a Sen- ior scholarship. These included a very successful bake sale and a car wash. Sheer concentration! Members pay close attention. Really, Mrs Grady?!?! XL BUSINESS CLUB The Business Club, working under the supervision of Mr. Rodolfo Altobelli. met each day to learn and practice the skills necessary for functioning in the business world of today. The club was directed under the leadership of President Debbie Saliba. Vice- President Lori Robin- son. co Secretaries Terry Larocca and Renee La- Cour. and Treasurer Sue Bodurtha. The sixteen- member group discussed the possibilities for both bake sales and candy sales, in order to raise money for scholarships. The scholarships were given to sen- ior members who actively participated in the fundrais- ing projects. Debbie conducts a meeting. 54 Members voice their opinion. What's this for? You've got to be kidding'! JUNIOR CLASSICAL I FAOI IF Say CHEESE' Under the direction of Mrs. Ann Marie Gould, the Junior Classical League held its meetings during Latin classes to discuss possible activities for the year. The group performed under the guidance of its officers: President Bev Johnson, Vice-President Mike Lemay, Secretary Lynn Fratini, and Treasurer Li2 Doran. This year the members planned on such activities as Christmas caroling at the Shriner's Hospital, where they spread good cheer to many. You're falling apart Karen “Slop moving! Mr . Gould initiating Lynn into the Junior Classical League. JL. LIBRARY STAFF The 1982-83 library staff was a very responsible group of students, who, under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Shimel and Mrs. Catherine O’Keefe, kept account of the library’s books and magazines. These sophomores, juniors, and seniors are so dedicated that they take time away from their work to do whatever needs to be done. Whenever a crisis arose, the staff was there. With Mrs. Shimcl’s injury and with the collapse of one of the magazine book cases, the staff was once again able to show it’s reliability and dedication by pitching in at a time of crisis. Our eager personnel at work. Just ask . they know! A part of the cheerful staff. 55 AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS The As Schools Match Wits Team of 1982-83 season met twice a week under the direction of English teacher, Mr. Lawrence O'Brien, to polish skills needed to compete on the television show, which airs every Saturday at 7:30. Senior team members included Dale Patnaudc, Colin Wells, and Don Lancour Both Dale and Don competed last year, while Colin was the team's alternate Juniors Tony Mastromatteo and Joe Marusrceak were new members of the T V. team. Acting as a junior varsity were a variety of sophomore hopefuls. By helping the team conduct matches similar to those on the actual show, these underclassmen gained the valuable experience necessary for them to make the team next year. Practices were limited to twice a week: one day for taking notes on such competition categories as General Knowledge. Literature. Sci- ence. Geography. History, and. a new category. Film and Theater; as well as another day for practice matches. Prior to actual competition, however, practices increased. These extra practices helped to prepare them for the tough matches. The 1982-83 team looked hopeful. By winning three preliminary matches, the team hoped to make the playoffs and beat last year's record Members attentively listen to Mr O'Brien NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Cavallo with the members of the Board of Directors. The 1982-83 members of the National Honor Society were guided by Mr. Paul Cavallo, President Maria Kozloski, Vice- President Mary Walsh, Treasurer Debbie White, Secretary Nancy Rawson, and the ten senior members of the NHS Board of Directors. Initiation into the society for juniors and new senior mem- bers was conducted after the third term grades of the 1982-83 year had been examined. Requirements were an average of 85 and the involvement of these students in an extra- curricular activity, such as a sport, church organization, or work. This year’s officers organized a fund raiser of pens and exacted dues of three dollars a year for all members to partial- ly subsidize a trip to New York. Also the senior members planned to dine at an elite restaurant at the end of the year, to celebrate their hard-earned academic success at Agawam High School. 57 Sure Lori, whatever you say. Members discussing possible fund raisers. Hopefully these pens will sell fast! MIRROR The 1982-83 Mirror Staff, under the direction of editor Colin Wells, created an award winning paper. Placing first in the Columbia Scholastic Press Associ- ation, the staff has kept up the paper’s reputation. At Holyoke Community College, the paper added The Outstanding Newspaper and Best Sports Story awards to their already impressive showcase. Working for much of the year without their advisor Mrs. Martin, this year’s staff has indeed accomplished many things. Its success is due to Don Lancour, Lynne Zeigert, Gary Rescigno, Michael Chagnon. Gina Lynch, and Beth Johnson, along with all other Mirror staff members. Also, to help sharpen the group’s talents, staff members attended a Press Forum at Holyoke Com- munity College and a conference at Columbia Univer- sity. This staff deserves much recognition for its news- paper. It not only entertains the reader, but it also is very informative. 58 What do you think of this? The members review new material DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS The Dungeons and Dragons is a club advised by Mr. Wilson, which included over a dozen enthusiastic members. These members, assuming the roles of imaginary charac- ters. such as elves, thieves, wizards, and clerics adventured into the imaginary world of castles and dungeons. Dungeon Masters, with the aid of spells and swords, created imaginary worlds and went on adventures where they encountered dragons, demons, and many different evil beings. This exciting and dramatic game was held after school on Tuesdays. There were no highlights in the year, but the members, matching wits and challenging opponents, had a fun year. That's fascinating!! Tell me about your ideas, Andy! $9 MODEL CONGRESS The Model Congress is a group of students under the direction of Mr. John Ferranti that is interested in teaching students about the legislative procedures of the United States. Meeting every two or three weeks, the members studied and practiced for their annual trip to A.I.C. Under Bill Landry- Chairman, the members presented a Pac-Man Bill to show their skill in legislative procedures. Though this group was small in number, those involved in it were ready and willing to put up with the many frustrations involved in putting together a good presentation in January. Advisor. Mr. Ferranti, working with the students. OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS The Office of Student Affairs (O.S.A.) is a student organi- zation made up of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. Under the direction of Mr. Albert Baggetta and Director Kim Drowns, the O.S.A. sponsored the annual carnation sale and Easter contest. They also organized the Winter Olympics, an activity for the entire school. With the rest of their time, this busy group also elected a state representa- tive for Student Government Day and chose the recipient of the Good Citizen Award. All money made from this beneficial organization went towards student scholarships for Agawam High students. “Boy. do I have an idea! 60 Mr Baggetta's kid ! Like I don't think o!! PROM COMMITTEE How's this sound’ The Prom Committee, under the direction of Mrs. Schil- ling-Nordal, met after school to organize this year’s Junior- Senior prom. The members had the tremendous responsi- bility of insuring a successful prom. They had such duties as choosing a menu, theme song, and color theme, as well as hiring a band. The prom has been traditionally held at Chez Josef, where couples have enjoyed an evening of dining and dancing. This year’s Junior-Senior prom was. for many, a night to remember. Mr . Schilling-Nordal. supervisor STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE The Student Advisory Committee, under the guidance of Mrs. Evelyn Hamilton, consisted of two elected members, each from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes to act as a “go-between for the student body and the school committee. The committee consisted of: Seniors Jodi Anderson and Debbie Beaure gard; Juniors Larry Manning and Lisa Herd; and Sophomores Gna Letel ller and Jay Duval. These six students attended school committee meetings, held every other Tuesday, to discuss important issues concerning the student body These students held meetings on their own. prior to the school committee gatherings, to discuss any proposals that would be brought forth before the board. Gina Letellier was able to attend every meeting to take notes, which would be discussed by the school advisors at a later date This type of committee was formed at the request of the State of Massachusetts to ensure that the civil rights of high school students would be protected. In order to find the complaints of the student body, the Student Advisory Committee devised a questionairc. This gave students the chance to reveal their grievances to their student representatives. The results proved that Agawam High School students in 1982-83 were a contented bunch of kids, who were satisfied that their rights were being observed by the high school administration. Mrs. Hamilton's zany meetings! They have such big mouths! 61 SACHEM STAFF The Sachem Yearbook Staff met everyday last period, and at times, afterschool. Advised by Mr. David Pulaski, and editor-in-chief Diane Pa- laz2i. the dedicated students successfully completed the first yearbook with a color senior section. The ad staff of 1982-83 had to put in overtime to finance the new addition and still maintain the price of last year’s Sachem. The business staff helped take care of the checks and financial end of yearbook produc- tion. Literary and layout editors. Jodi Anderson. Linda Desmarals. and Richard Noyes worked with both groups to complete all of the individual pages A new member. Tomy Hoomdorm. aided Jodi Anderson when she ran Into trouble, and because of his skill will remain a permanent member for future yearbook staffs. Student photographers Beth O'Donnell and Ellen Smith captured some fantastic pictures, that is when they decided to turn the camera on and not aim at the sky or ground. The sports staff faithfully reviewed every Agawam High School function to aid our literary staff with necessary information. Throughout the entire year the Sachem staff had it's fun times and great Jokes to help relieve the hectic schedule and migrane headaches of meet- ing deadlines. Editor-in-chief Diane Palazri, with Associate Editors Richard Noyes. Jodi Anderson and Linda Dcsmarais Student Photographers Beth O'Donnell and Ellen Smith Sports Staff- Mary Walsh. Ellen Smith, and Debbie Sambrook 62 How far do you think we could get on this money? My fingers ache already. Layout Staff- Kris Letendre, Karen Duda. Shelley Merchant. Raelene Davis, and Laura DeSantis Literary Staff- Jody Dennis, Debbie White. Karen Augusti, and Ann Barrett. Yearbook Advisor- Mr. David Pulaski Everything okay Linda? Business Staff- Terry Larocca. Donna Fogg, Sue Bodurtha. Debbie Crur. and Renee Lacour. 63 CREW COMEETITIONe 0 CHEERLEADING The 1982 Vanity Cheerleaders: (bottom row) - Kathy Kosak. Cathy Sheehan. Debbie Morassi. Dawn Molta, Ann Marie Barrett. Karen Albano, (top row) - Diane Palazzi, Debbie Sambrook. Karen Duda, Deanna Mewetti. Mary Walsh, and Sue Bergin. (Not photographed were Beth Phillips and Michele Crean.) 11X 66 Tri captains: Mary Walsh. Diane Palawi. and Karen Duda The 1982-1983 Varsity Cheerleaders, under Coach Laurie Saracino, had an outstanding year. With the help of tri-captains Mary Walsh. Diane Pa- lazzi, and Karen Duda, the girls were able to promote spirit throughout the entire year. The girls returned from camp during the summer with five blue ribbons as one of the best squads there. Also, the girls were asked to cheer at the Peach Basket Festival Commencement at the Basketball Hall of Fame. Along with that, the busy squad was able to enter many tournaments throughout the state. The 1982-1983 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, un- der Coach Lisa Ghedi, and co-captains, Michele Crean and Paula Taupier. also helped to increase the enthusiasm at Agawam High School. Leaving the varsity squad this year were Debbie Sambrook, Mary Walsh, Diane Palazzi, Ann Marie Barrett, Karen Duda. Beth Phillips and Michele Crean. Our dedicated coach — Laurie We're rinrvg up to the top! Debbie. Cathy. Karen, and Sue ham it up again The 1982-1983 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 67 Front Row L R- Mark Longhi. Al Fenney. Doug May. Ron Swift. Steve Young. Mike Beaudette. Frank DeStefano. Steve Grassetti. Mark Goodwin. Greg Riberdy. Bob Eggleston, Mike LaZazzera Second Row- Boo Smith. Mike St. Germain. Tony Bryant. John Spellacy. Mark Tessicini. Dean Lederc. Ron Weiners. Ed Cornelius. Eric Lunden, Jim Giles. Joe Bonfitto Third Row- Dave Dematteo, Darren Copple. Al Ingham. Larry Discher. Kevin O'Keefe. Cliff Belden. Paul Pacewtcz. Bill Landry. Mike Shayda. Joe Graveline Fourth Row- Todd Mazza. Dennis King. Scott Zeilinski, Tom Murphy. Ken Butt. Mike Daponde. Owen Humphries. Bob Wing. Pat Tangredi Fifth Row- Coaches Michalak. Bachini, Sapelli. and Discenza Absent from photograph was Mike O'Connell FOOTBALL The 1982 Football Team under the direction of coaches Jack Michalak and his assistants Paul Bachini, Rick Discenza, and Bill Sapelli, endured a disappointing season. The Varsity, due to the loss of experienced players and many injuries, proved unable to with- stand the stiff competition of their division. The end result was a 1-8 record. Their single victory against South Hadley materialized when a last minute 25 yard pass from quarterback Dean Leclerc to Mike St. Germain produced a 13-6 score. Despite the team’s disappointing season, many well- earned awards were received by players of the team. Greg Riberdy was presented the Coach’s Award and Mike St. Germain was named Most Valuable Player. Given the Roger Leclerc and Clement Hobbs Awards were Steve Grassetti and Michael Beaudette respectively. These talented players also received A.A. Conference Awards. Many thanks went to Michael O’Connell for being the team’s manager for the past three years. The team also received solid performances from Seniors Bonfitto, Bryant, DeStefano. Eggleston, Fenney, Giles, co-captain Goodwin, LaZazzera, Longhi, May, Smith, Swift, and Young. Patiently waiting. BOYS’ SOCCER Tt .r 1982 Boy ’ Soccer Team: Back row (I. to r ) Coach Sartwcll. Steve Jury. Paul Koret . Ricky Costa. Br an Long. Mike Petrone. Phil Podgorski, Jean Nicole. Dave Stratton. Kevin Kamyk. and Asst Coach Walsh Front row (I to r ) Keith Hollinger, Mike Morassi, Blair Masso a. Mike Sardella, Frank Cavallo, Brian Tetreault, Willie Fairlie, and David Jenks. I 3 £ 70 Ole away! Shakeem TATE1 mmm The sensational 1982 Boys Soccer team was coached by Mr. Robert Sartwell. The boys had an incredible season, ending up with a record 6-7-3. The boys. Division III cham- pions. went to the Western Mass. Quarter Finals. The captains who led the team were Jean Nicole, Phil Podgorski, and Kevin Kamyk. Other seniors who left this year were Frank Cavallo. David Jenks, David Stratton, Willie Fairlie, Mike Petrone, and Brian Tetreault. The highlights of the year included their win over East Longmeadow, the defenders of the Western Mass. Cham- pionship title, and senior Dave Jenks who tied the school record of 19 goals in a single season and was also leading scorer of Division III. Adding their skill to the team were senior members Jenks. Stratton, and Fairlie. Outstanding junior members included Sardella, Long and first year varsity goalie Blair Massoia. Dave shows his shake, rattle, and roll. £ 8 GIRL’S SOCCER The 1982 Varwty Girl ' Soccer Team: Front Row: Gina Feister. Colleen Wright. Mi y Sullivan. Cindy Slate. Lena Kozloski. Pam Rowen. Marta Ollari. Sue Harpun, Dana Venturing Cari Szabla. and Chri McCarthy. Back row: Coach O'Brien. Li a Chevalier. Deb Dalton. Lee-Ann Sandlin. Maria Kozlotki. Julie Miodowski. Diane Goodman. Sue Goehlert. Jennifer O'Brien, and Tammi Potter Mega-Awesome definitely describes the 1982 Agawam Girls’ Soc- cer Team, which won the Western Mass. Tournament. Finishing with a 11-3-5 record, and tying Chicopee for the B - Division crown, the girls earned their position and a fifth-seed in the Tournament. The teams’ first post-season opponent was Mount Greylock. In that game, the team introduced what was to be their special weapon: overtime. They beat Mt. Greylock 4-1 in triple overtime, and went on to clinch a 3-2 thriller against first-seeded Cathedral in sudden death overtime. In their final game, against Chicopee. Agawam girls again went into overtime to take the Western Mass. Title, 2-1. Although the team will be losing Senior co-captains Maria Kozloski and Debbie Dalton, the prospects for next year’s team are fantastic. With such outstanding players as Jennifer O’Brien, Lena Kozloski, Diane Goodman, Julie Miodowski, and Cari Szabla, along with other returning players, and the upcoming J.V. and Freshman players. Coach William O’Brien can look forward to another tremendous season. Pam gives it her all. The 1982 Girls' J V. Soccer Team Chris lakes control Coach Will am O'Brien. 73 CROSS COUNTRY Ftr t row. It: Dave Beaudette. Jane Wright. Mark Bolduc. Rum Vigue. Guy Jediny, Bobby Allen. Dave Ross. Mike Karam. and Todd Jediny Second row. I r Rick Vezis. Jim Wright. Kris Letendre. Dawn Barr. Coach Young. Kevin Atkinson. Frank Bowrys. Doug Allen, and Jan Sadowski. Run. tun. run. Seems like that's all they do! The 1982 Cross Country Team finished a good season with a 7-6 record and a middle spot in the Western Mass. Cross Country finals. Under the fine coaching of Mr. Young, this team can be proud of its accomplishments. The three Senior members included Kevin Atkin- son. Dawn Barr and Kris Letendre. The strong Junior members of the team were Guy Jediny. Jim Wright, and Russ Vigue. These athletes along with twelve other outstanding runners had some fantastic meets against Tech, a tri-meet against South Hadley and Hampshire Regional, and many other strong show- ings. As underclassmen. Guy Jediny. Jim Wright, and Russ Vigue went to the Western Mass. Meet. With talent like this, the 1983 Cross Country Team should experience a spectacular year. Grueling practice under the hot un. The 1982 Team at a work-out Senior members of the team with Coach Young GYMNASTICS The girls’ 1982 gymnastic team was led by Coach Greguoli and assisted by Coach Samoriski. Captains for this year were Senior Lori Witkiewic2 and Juniors Laura Bruso and Carol Chartier. Leaving the squad this year were senior members Ellen Smith and Lori Witkiewicz. Highlights this season were records of 7.20 on the floor exercise and 5.75 on the bars —both held by Lori Witkiewicz, and 6.30 on the balance beam held by Ellen Smith. The entire team also held a record for the total team points accumulated in a single meet for Agawam —89.15. With a large number of returning underclassman, the outlook for the next season is promising. Even hurt. Lori gets a part of the action. The 1982-83 Girls Varsity Gymnastics Team: (back row) Coach Greguoli. Tonya Hart. Carol Chartier. Laura Bruso. Lori Witkiewicz. Asst. Coach Samoriski, (front row) Lori Jury. Lisa Duffis. Wendi Zymroz. Ellen Smith, and Chris Walsh. Very good form, girls. BOYS’ BASKETBALL The 1982 83 Varsity Basketball Team lr) First row- Mike Sardella. Michael Govoni, Scott Cofer. Mike Shayda. Jim Giles. Second row- George Sandlin. Dean Leclerc, Dan Shaughnessy. Rocky Bush. Boo Smith, and Coach Conte I i 5 8 % 5 TUr “That ball is mine.” George trying to regain possession tor Agawam. The 1982-83 Junior Varsity Basketball Team Coach Conte confers with team members. Boo. Scon, and George listen to Coach Conte’s plan of action. Everybody clear the court. I am coming through. George flies through the air. Dean skies for the jump ball. The 1982-83 Boys’ Basketball Team, under the direc- tion of Coach Lou Conte, had a tough season. The loss of many senior members, and the move from the B Division up to the A Division created quite a challenge for the young team. Leading the team were Seniors George Sandlin. Boo Smith, Jim Giles, and Dan Shaugh- nessy. At press time, the season’s highlight was a 70-61 win over fellow A Division contender. Westfield. The team was sparked by Juniors Scott Cofer and Dean Leclerc with twenty-five and thirteen points respectively. There also were strong performances by Rocky Bush and Mike Shayda. The prospects for the 1983-84 team look good with six returning members and many promising Junior Varsi- ty players. Scott handling the ball just fine. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The 1982 1983 Girls Basketball Team: (back row) Coach Grieves. Lena Korloski. Sue Goehlert. Julie Miodowski. Barb Walsh. Maria Kozloski. and Coach Clark; (front row) Diane Goodman. Debbie Dalton. Dana Venturini. Lisa Chevalier, and Mana Ollari. Listening in on the action. Excuse me. please, but I want this ball Boy. it sure is windy in here. Don t |ust stand there Barb. DO SOMETHING' 1 Please! Please' Go in. Up. up and away! Agawam High School’s 1983 Girls’ Basketball Team, coached by Cindy Grieves, had a slow start, but were on their way to a promising season. One highlight was a 40-16 win over rival West Springfield. Strong performances were given by the entire team, including Senior tri-captains, Barb Walsh. Debbie Dalton, and Maria Kozloski. The J.V. girls’ cagers had an impressive season. Under the coaching of Leslie Clark, the girls posted several victo- ries. Next year’s varsity team will receive a lot of talent when these JV girls move up. OK captain , you've done it this time HOCKEY The 1982-83 Varsity Hockey Team; sitting I. to r. Kevin Kamyk. Mike LaZauera. Frank Rondoletto. Bob Eggleston. Dan DeCosmo. Mike Chagnon. and Dave Liptak Middle row I. to r. Coach Sapelli. Dean Liptak. Rick Cassesse. Dave Stratton. Jeff Racine. Dennis Drcwnowski, Kevin Mercadante. Assistant Coach Hardina. and Assistant Coach Morrissey Back row I. to r. Bill Beauregard. John O'Malley. John Spellacy. Tony Ltquori. Paul Ferraro. Jay Passerint. and Peter Ssbilia. I i 5 LATE FLASH: AHS HOCKEY TEAM BECOME FINALISTS IN BERRY DIVISION!!! Senior captain Mike LaZauera with Assistant Captains Kevin Kamyk. Frank Rondoletto. and Coach Sapelli briefing the team's strategy. Bob Eggleston Agawam High School had an outstanding 1983 Hockey Team. Led by Seniors, Captain Mike LaZazzera, assistant captains Bob Eggleston, Kevin Kamyk, and Frank Rondo- letto, and Jeff Racine, Dan DeCosmo, Dave Stratton, Ron Swift, and Mike Chagnon, the team has high hopes for a Western Mass, title. At press time, they seemed well on their way to a winning season with a 4-1 record, including an important 4-3 victory over Cathedral. With the impressive playing of LaZazzera, Eggleston. Rondoletto. all-Western Mass, goalie Kevin Kamyk. and underclassmen Kevin Mercadante and Rick Cassesse, Coaches Bill Sapelii, Bill Morrissey, and Rich Hardina have many reasons to be proud of their team. Although losing valuable seniors, next year’s team should look forward to a good season with many returnees and a strong, upcoming J.V. team. Get out of my way! The Brownie attack SCORE The face-off. The J.V. Hockey team 81 BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ SWIM TEAM The 1982 Swim Team: (front row) Cocaptain Lynn Fratini. Jeff Hasting . Paul Talbot, cocaptain John Favreau; (middle row) Jackie Blakesley. Beverly Johnson. Kris Letendre. Jay Duval. Pete Souders, Claudine Talbot; (back row) Lisa Caron. Donna Albano. Jane Wright. Rich Vozis. Chris Sanchez. Andy Vezi . Greg Hoskins. David Allen and Coach Smith. i 1 I % 8 Assistant Coach Samoriski takes time out with Kns. Agawam goes for It! Guess who this swim team is for? Deep concentration before the race Under Coach Smith, and Asst. Coach Sa- moriski and co-captains John Favreau and Lynn Fratini, the 1982-1983 Boys’ and Girls’ Varsity Swim Team looked excellent. This year’s team, which consisted of twen- ty-eight members, set new school pool re- cords. This was the effect of early morning practices from 6:00-7:00, along with after- school practices. Those who benefitted from these prac- tices were John Favreau, Kevin Ritchie, Paul Talbot. Richy Vezis, Lynn Fratini, Beverly Johnson, and Kris Letendre who, as top swimmers, helped lead the team to a suc- cessful season. Having iccond thought ? Greg exhibits hi superb form fi % % i i % i ! us i S 1 I SKI TEAM Members of the 1983 Ski Team Kim Farrar, Tom Sunstrom. Coach Bachini, David More members of the 1983 Ski Team Karen Augusti. Debbie Barna, Mike DeMichele. Tommy Hanson. Roger Gonet. Teddy Taupier. Tom Gonet. Joe Beauregard. Mike Longo. Paula Taupier. Pam Beele. and Carol Liberatore. Steve Cicbotcr Juliano. 1 % I $ ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft % % i i ft What do you say we hit the slopes? David Barna sweeps down the slickery slopes. Coach Bachini led the 1983 Girls’ and Boys’ Ski Teams to a successful season. With the expertise of Captain Tom Gonet along with senior member Joe Li- beratore. the boys’ team experienced a terrific season obtaining first place in their division many times. The girls were led by Senior Captain Lori Bartnik and aided by Karen Augusti with foreign exchange student Heidi Nachtigall. Although most of the girl members were unexperienced in racing, the girls did very well. Leaving the team will be Senior members Tom Gonet. Joe Liberatore. Mats Karllson, Teddy Taupier. Peter Borrello, Lori Bartnik, Karen Augusti. Debbie Beaure- gard. and Heidi Nachtigall. The experience and skill of Sophomore Paula Taupier and Junior Kim Farrar make the future team look prom- ising. Debbie is ecstatic over the favorable conditions Is it really that hard. Scott? Mr Muscles You are so beautiful when you lift Eric working out. The 1982-83 weightlifters, under the supervision of Coach Rix, spent their win- ter keeping in shape for upcoming winter and spring sports. With the use of sophis- ticated apparatus called the Universal, these students faithfully worked out three times a week. This sport includes a lot of hard work, discipline, and dedication. The fitness of these weightlifters made the strenuous workouts worth the while. 85 What do I do with thi ? i $ i i WRESTLING TEAM The 1982-83 Vanity Wrestlers (1-r) First row- Brian Tetreault. Tony Bryant. Jay Frasco. Frank Cavallo. Glen Tetreault. Miguel Kullk Second row Coach Steve Fields. Steve Grassetti. Joe Graveline. Jeff O'Neil. Frank Bowrys. Danny White. James Burns, and Coach Phil Tomkiel The 1982-83 Varsity Wrestling Team, with the fine coaching of Phil Tomkiel and Steven Fields, experienced a successful season. Through the devotion of the coaches and Senior tri-captains Steve Grassetti, Tony Bryant, and Frank Cavallo, the team was taught all the skills needed for a winning year. The outstanding grapplers for this year were Senior Steve Gras- setti. Junior Frank Bowrys, and Sophomore Mike Kulik. The team was also aided by Senior members Brian Tetreault, Frank Cavallo, Tony Bryant. Danny White, Jim Burns and Steve Mendes. Experiencing the thrill ol victory. Jlmi comes out the victor. Brian, have a little mercy. Team members warming up before a meet. The 1982-83 Junior Varsity Wrestling Team BASEBALL The 1982 Varsity Baseball Team |l-r)- First row- Tony Bryant. Al Fenncy. Keith Mercadante. Scott Negrucci. Tony Venturini. George Groom. John Calabrese. Bob Maltoni. Bob Eggleston. Mgr Mike O'Connell Second row- Coach Smith. Boo Smith. Jim Egan. Dave Vecchiarelli. Kevin Barnes. George Sandlin. Tim Ayre. John Bonavita. Asst Coach Ed Morace 88 An easy out (or Scott What do you want? A moment of relaxation for team members. In past years, the Agawam Boys' Baseball team has always done well, and the 1982 team, coached by Gerald Smith, was no exception. The Boys, sporting a 13-7 record, placed second in B Division, and made it to the semi-finals of the Division I Tourna- ment. Expert hitting, by Seniors Kevin Barnes, Keith Mercadante, and George Groom, aided the team to many victories. Pitching by Seniors John Calabrese and Dave Vecchiarelli and Juniors Boo Smith and Tony Bryant, stunned Agawam’s opponents. With Seniors Scott Negrucci at shortstop. Tim Ayre at third base, Tony Venturini at second base, and Jim Egan in the outfield, the Brownie defense was superb. Next year's team has a hopeful outlook, in spite of losing the 1981-82 Seniors Scott Josephson, John Bonavita, Bob Maltoni, and Paul Dezielle. In conclusion, Agawam's 1981-82 Varsity Baseball Team can be summed up in one word: AWESOME! Boo lag all the bases. Paul and Keith plan their strategy The 1981-82 Junior Varsity Baseball Team All Eggy can say is. WOW 89 i t I $ SOFTBALL The 1982 Varsity Softball Team; first row I. to r - Sophomores Lena Korloski and Gna Frasco Second row I, to r. - Juniors Debbie Dalton. Maria Korloski. Barb Walsh, Colleen Ferry, and Coach Sheehan. Third row I. to r. - Seniors Terri-Ann Ouellette. Lea-Ann Sibllia. Barb Kierkla. Betsy O'Keefe, Peggy Foley, and Diane Ouellette. Lena's stealing third base!!' Nice play. Mo! Coaches plan their strategy. 90 The 1982 Varsity Girls’ Softball team, guided by Coach Larry Sheehan, had a fair season, ending up with a 7-10 record. The . team was led by strong pitching by senior Betsy O’Keefe and •. sophomore Gina Frasco, who had a one-hitter. Betsy, who had three home runs, was given the team's Most Valuable Senior Award. Sophomore Lena Kozloski was given the Player of the Year Award and senior Terri-Ann Ouellette was given the Good Sportsmanship Award. Despite various problems and injuries, the team faired well. Even considering the loss of seniors Barb Kierkla, Diane Ouel- lette. Terri-Ann Ouellette, Betsy O’Keefe. Peggy Foley, Lea-Ann Sibilia, and Cheryl Lamb, the outlook for next year’s team looks promising. The dedicated Junior Varsity team, coached by Diane Merca- dante, had an awesome record of 15-4, placing first in their division. The addition of J.V. players to the Varsity roster next year will add to the team’s depth. Awesome form. Ralph! “You’re O U T!!! 91 The 1982 Grl ’ Tennis Team: 0- to r.) Gidget Joy, Beth O'Donnell. Diana Raymond, Coach Wo- lochowicz. Michelle Early. Marissa Scibelli, Lisa Laudato. Diana Bulson, Chris Altobelli, and Dawn Tlusty. GIRLS’ TENNIS The team reviews their strategy with Coach Wolochowicz. The 1982 Girls’ Tennis team was coached by Miss Wolochowicz and led by Seniors Chris Altobelli and Gidget Joy. Chris main- tained an undefeated personal record, as well as being the only person from Agawam to be seeded in the Western Mass. Tourna- ment. The 1983 Girls’ Tennis team is looking to improve upon the 1982 season with the help of a large number of returning underclass- men, including returning Juniors Beth O'Donnell. Marissa Scibelli, and Diana Bui- son. And then he said Diana get ready for her match. Love-thirty! Sitting down on the job. Beth? The 1982 Boys’ Tennis Team, coached by Richard Cowles, and trained by Senior David Jenks, suf- fered a rather disappointing season. This was due to the lack of interest in the sport, and also to the lack of sup- port from the fans. The boys were led by Senior Cap- tain Charles Noble, and Senior Assis- tant Captains, Barry Wu and Tom Pa- leologopoulos. Highlighting their season were two well-deserved victories over Palmer. “Wait! I'm not ready yet! BOYS’ TENNIS The 1982 Boys’ Tennis Team: Don Lancour, Tom Paleologopoulos, Charlie Noble, Steve Grenier, Coach Cowles. Greg Riberdy, Barry Wu, and Steven Oberle. Coach gives them the line-up. GIRLS’ TRACK Front It: Asst. Coach Anna Piliero. Coach Kathy Spellacy. Donna Wesley. Lisa Letendre, Amy Porter, Jane Wright. Tina Ogorzaleit. Tara Hazen. Michelle Gumbs. Second row In Debbie Cruz. Lynn Fratini. Karen Wesley, Dawn Barr. Jolene Mercadante. Shelly Merchant. Gina Fazio. Kim McFarlin. Kris Letondre. Tina Wright. Third row: Cocapts Rita lacolo and Lori Costa, Pam Anderson. Cherie Santagate, and Co-capt Tami Fassnacht. Jolene prepares for her event. “Dedication plus” describes the 1982 Girls’ Track Team. With only twenty-one members, these girls held their own. First- year coach Kathy Spellacy, assisted by former track members Anna Piliero and Denise Murray helped to further develop the girls’ track and field skills. Highlighter of the hurdles was Junior. Jolene Mercadante. who placed first in several meets. The relay team, which consisted of Senior Tammy Fassnacht. Juniors Shelly Merchant, and Kim McFar- lin, and Sophomore Tara Hazen, made it to the Western Mass. meet. The team was led by Senior captains Tammy Fassnacht, Rita lacolo. and Lori Costa. The other Senior members were Pam Anderson and Cherie Santagate. The returning girls are looking forward to this upcoming season and they feel that more accomplishments could be achieved with a larger team. Lynn anticipate the outcome of her throw. Tammy comes down for a landing 94 1983 Senior Members Don't bother me while I stretch. Mark tensely awaits his turn. Our air borne athletes' 5 £ s BOYS’ TRACK The 1982 Boys' Track Team: First row 1. to r. manager Doreen Sardclla. Asst. Coach Losito, Nadim Yactcen. John Danaher. Wayne Langevin. Mike Hwen. Scott Smith. Mike Wands. Mike Carr. Dan Jury. Jim Wagner. Mike Quill. John Kajka Second row I. to r John Losito. Russell Vigue. Jim Wright. Mike Beaudettc. Dave Stratton. Jeff Losito. Doug May. Mark Longhi. Tony Demos. Darren Copple. Matt DuPont Third row I. to r Mark Bolduc. Mike LaZauera. Steve Young. Joe Bonfitto. Mike Mahoney. Ken Cuffee, Guy Jediny, Mark Tessicini. Fourth row I. to r. Tony Mastromatteo. Steve Jury. John Rutovich. Al Ingham. Eric Lunden. Dean LeClerc Fifth row I. to r. Coach Young. Jeff Wands. Steve Wands. Kevin Atkinson. Mike Judkins. Steve Karam, and Coach Trainer An experienced backround. and a lot of individual talent helped the 1982 Boys’ Track team to a terrific 9-3 overall record. This team gave Coach Gus Young a reason to be proud! Sprinters. Senior captain Mike Wands, and Junior Mike LaZazzera, placed first and second in many meets, and also quali- fied for the 100 and 220 yard dash in the Western Mass. meet. Seniors John Dan- aher, Dan Jury, and captain Mike Hazen, proved to be strong distance runners for the team. Junior Jeff Losito, and Senior captain Scott Smith amazed their oppo- nents with terrific throws in shotput and discus. Freshman John Losito and Senior Nadim Yacteen surprised everyone with their fantastic measures in the high jump. Despite the graduation of the senior members John Kajka, Mike Carr. Jim Wagner, Wayne Langevin. and Mike Quill, the team remains optimistic, and is looking forward to another successful season. Jeff giving hit «II for the team GOLF The 1982 Golf Team; Back row: Mike Pepper. Tom Bennett, Jean Nicole. Paul Wood. Coach Bachini. Front row: Mike Farwcll, Rick Leal. Joe Maruwcjak. and Alan D'Amours The 1982 Agawam Golf Team, aided by Coach Bachini, had a good season, finishing with a 6-6 record. Captains were senior Tom Bennett, and junior Jean Nicole. These captains led their team to an impressive play, highlighted by two victories over West Springfield. There. Jean qualified to play in the Western Mass, tournament. Even though they lost senior members Tom Bennett. Jim Podgorski, Paul Wood, and Paul Cerpovicz to graduation, the team has a good number of returning players. These make the prospects for the 1983 team look promising. ® ® D CAPTAIN 97 % KATHLEEN ALTOBELLI Red . Italian Mercedes 22 Ketsup dreaming. LW Kaptnco Florida Kat . being with friends JOHN ALVES Dummy Up! . Mrs Robin- son . . . S + G . . Would you believe? ... The Cape blue . SKOAL . “Your gone!! JODI E. ANDERSON Summmer of '80 . . CG Capt . . 18 ... My Family Smiling Telephone MA' 6 26 80 . My Thoughts Wondcrton JAN ANDRICHAK Fire Desire Mercedes NICE SHOES! TALKING ENDLESSLY hairy chests my smile . Lebanese KEVIN ATKINSON X-COUNTRY Jethro Tull 98 YAZ RED SOX 82 Steelers . Biology . . Blizzard of OZ Track KAREN AUGUSTI My Family . Pink Flowers . . 14K Gold . . . Journey . Zak Cheerleading THEM 4 . . Boo BARBARA ANN AVERY Hub . . Sunsets . Camping . . Jim Morrison Rebel Rebel . Spring Mega . Roses Mustang Ma Dad . 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FNWJ BARBARA BENOIT Smiling Eyes . 9 20 23 82 . . . Walk much’ . . Hey Fred To be happy..To Enjoy Life to the Fullest Mom Dad TRACIE BESSETTE LISA BIANCHI ANDREW BIRD JENNIFER ANN BLANCH MARK BLANCHARD Clearwater NH Ray 7 25 81 Blue .333 Right There! Journey Trace Cheese Popcorn . Beach . Leather And Lace Sleep Always late Dooha JK . Unicorn . The Park AFS . France . Greyhawk . . . Mindseye Photography' . Poltergeist Apes . Music Beatles Dragons!! Jennie . Give me a break Mom and Dad Family Friends . Daisies Clowns . . Monkeys . Theater 100 SUSAN BODURTHA Sue . The Troop beach w su Maine . Mercedes 450SL MOC8081 SSSB . skiing . Granville Frank’VW KELLY BOLAND Special Memories Parties . Dreams Autumn FASNP Neil Diamond . Irish Stormy Nights Nikcs VW JOE BONFITTO The Don 71 Whirlpool. Fleetwood Mac Whalers Italian. Loverboy Blue Go your own way PETER BORRELLO Red 15.. Hockey Fish Skiing Queens to be an EXECUTIVE Corvette Loverboy . . Italian . . 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Let there be rock Hampton Beach CARDO Royals ROCKETMOBILE Victor' toy car Goggle plex factorial the ultimate Cal You're crazy ROBERT CECCHI My jeep You wanted It «4 Purple The Farm Skiing Berengaria Lover boy CLIPPY MICHAEL CHAGNON Pink Floyd Hockey 8 January 15. 82 Carribean cruise Food GRADU AT INC MICHELLE CHAGNON ChaChing Beach Buddies Apt 6 Shared tears True friends Chen Pink Floyd Mandaly LitleSis LEO CHENEVERT THE CENTER York 2 TBC «33 Beach Car PT Hoop OS Please Let the good times roll JUSTINE ANDREA CHRISCOLA Jus 12 7 81 Robbie What9 Where9 J GEILS . Oo Baby! Pickles Beach THANKS MOM DAD 102 TAHMIE-LEE CLARK Money Success JD Poo TIME FOR ME TO FLY TLC Commodores 1-90 . . Friday nites . Crestview BRIAN CONNOR Scoon dog Riverside 82 Courtyard TBC Circle Hit it . Feeding Hills Gang GINA CONNOR Cape Cod . Summer of 81 . . friends family memories Roses Blue . Steve October 25. 1980 PAM COOPER Hendrix LOID. My friends My best friend-Anna Banana Onyx 60s WOOD STOCK . Janis Joplin CRISTIN COULTER Cape Cod . The Pumpkin My family . To travel Summer nights Caesar 4 Success . Cris GARY COUTURE RAYMOND COUTURE MICHELE MARY CREAN WENDY CRIPPS SANDRA CROUGH OZZY” Pasta STYX Weekends Journey My Olds Italian Power . . You'll never know how much Cindy . Blue . Survivor . . Eye of the Tiger 4 Movies Rollerskating Friday Saturday Italian Irish blue You'll get over it M M's IF LTD Good times with friends CreeCrce Preppy McNuggets Man hattan Transfer Shoelaces Endless Love The Gang Trips Purple Fame DOORS . Hawaii Blue Pearl EFW PINTO The Rolling Stones 103 DEBORAH CRUZ Christmas Springsteen . Camping Autumn Europe Portuguese French Mom Dad Flowers Deb KENNETH CUFFEE Hoop . Cuff . KRCJ Track Ht-Hurdles . . The Stones . Shattered No Nukes . 66 Earth. Wind Fire 83 JOSEPH CURRAN TRUMPET Band All The Way' Washington and Wild- wood Hey Hoppy! Flugel- horn Engineering KRISTIN DAHDAH Mercedes Lebanese Fam- ily + Friends . 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Purple Garfield JT Mmt C C Ice Cream Ooh Kitties' JDLJ NRBQ Bye for now FRANK DESTEFANO Italian Football 82 Ray Boom Boom Mancini Commodores Tower What do you want. Beau! Burger NANCY L. DIONNE The Doors Hampton Beach Turn The Page Blue The Stones My Mustang Party! . . . Jimmy DAN DISANTI MICHAEL DIROMA LISA DITOMASO CLARK LOUIS DORE TOM DREWNOWSKI KIMBERLY DROWNS 72179 ‘SL WOWIIB DK's The 3 L's of Life Fast Times at Ridgemont High MDR Italian Flyhoppers Lam- brusco . Oh My God M + Ms NCH Purple Dawn Hairdressing. Beach Parents KM.A Bird Black Corvette Red S.N To be rich . Rondo Bake G.M. Cal Hockey............Pollack Forest Park HA HA The Stones 18 . The team that drank too much Duck. Skiing . Wendy's . Colorguard Beach . . O S A. Family Friend . SR . Sauerkraut . SO 2 20 82 SBm DIANNA DUCHARME Feeling free . Doobie time ’s . . Family Friends Forward never straight WPCC WCDC Slammers PLA KAREN DUDA Family Friends . . . Summer 82 Checrleadmg The Lake Skiing THEM 3 blue Memories . 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The Ped Mang Being Myself My little red wagon COLLEEN FERRY Ralph S.C.A.S. Softball Here’s to you B.B.B Summer 82 Eddie Money Going out with M.L.E.B DEBBI FITZGERALD THE STONES My family Good times Chow Chow The R's Led Zep 82 Always Forever Me K 106 DONNA FOGG Lake Webster Parties Fasmp Blue Chuckles. Water Skiing Sunsets Football Games VW GEORGE FOLEY Grandville JD Stones Led Zeppelin CYNTHIA J. FONTAINE Where ever the wind blows Lions WCDC Slammer Friends Freedom PLA Easy Going 9 10 . Ctndie DAWN FONTAINE 10 1012 80 Little Stream Ned Lisa Jawn Blue My family Bells Canada SP ED C'est la vie ELLEN M. FONTAINE Friends Purple Eyes . Smile' Eagles MM Wop me . Calvins KJLE Memories . D.W.J. . El CATHRYN FORKEY My blue bomb . . Yes . Reli- gion My mom Party New Friends . Moving again? Kecia and Jamie Tom THOMAS FORTIER JR. Moody Blues Backpacking . Veteran of 1000 psychic wars Minolta CINDY DART my wife . . Guitar TRACY FOUNTAINE Garfield . 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Journey . . . 21 . . Brown Sox Baseball . Swimming . Tennis DR- 121 ELLEN SMITH My Family . Pizza . POB Guest? . Here's to you OWBMLR . Prom Night-S . SB Smitti 4 4 81 . Troy GERALD SMITH Baseball Boo Subaru Football Basketball Sugar Hill Gang . AWESOME 33 Karen JOHN A. SMITH Smitty . . 32 . . Donna Beatles Dances Mr. Col- lins Film . Photography Gremlin Memories Or- ange JUD1 SMITHDELLA MARCO Bob August 21. 1982 Colorguard E.Otis NY Friendly's . Family and Friends . 3 Times A Lady JEANNE SPAULDING 2 6 81 Mac's Rifles I Made It- Pete Kids Raquetball w Kns Music . Softball Ma ILY Tom MICHAEL ST. GERMAIN A Log Cabin in Colorado . . . Guitar My 12 String Grand Master Flash 8 . Dancing . Funk Mike EMILIA STELLATO Go For It! . Italian . 2” Blue . . Capricorn . . Emmy Lou Penelope Friends . . . Roses Endless Love KIMBERLY STOLL Drum Major . Band Trips . Prep TPBLDGSF The Boss . IRU-SOM. hosers and IOLHAAF 6 5 82 JACINDA STONE TOMMY 10 9 81 . Ver- mont Autumn red roses . ice cream puppies 14K Gold Drawing Suzanne DAVID STRATTON Soccer Hockey To Own A Porsche Loud Music My Stereo The Meadow Brothers Mom and Dad D.J.C. MIKE STROM California Tina Z2 Top Irish Partying with Friends . Girls . Led Zep . . Blondes Have More Fun MICHELLE STROM Chris . Trouble 4 22 82 . Hurt So Good party Finally Got Out Path Love Ya! RON SWIFT Hey Swifty 67 Temp EC Is King Bed Bug Football 64 Hockey Tower The Bucs Dwift SYLVIA TALBOT Bern 3 6 81 • Forever . . PLA Being Me Happiness Quiet Time w B MRML . “Betty . EDWARD TAUPIER Skiing WTP Colorado To Be Rich . Ted ward Beach 9 15 82 JWRR Brunos . . The Beave DONNA TEBALDI Don Ja' Le . Beachin It To Be Happy Kittens Roses .. To Love and Hope RJK STEVEN TESNY Cooking Camping Steve Miller Heart Like A Wheel Eye Of The Tiger Survivor BRIAN TETREAULT Wrestling MLMBMK Rock Soccer . Led Zep Tater Halfback Parties Ozzy Granville MICHELE THERIAULT Skazam Kap 10 13 81 Pmk Floyd Boston Laughing w Friends . . Skiing OJ . Black Frog Mitch LISA TROMBLEY To Be Different Cape Cod . Stevie Nicks . Jailbait . . . Unicorn . 10.. Camping . Skiing PLA MILA TUPIKOW Md Skating Journey . . 3WSGAA Too Many 8 14 81. Music . Oh No' Purple . Southern Cross Aquarius ROB USCHMANN Than Mom Dad 12 7 81 JUS Hampton Beach Bananas Bugs JUSJUDE- DARKR1SPRESGARGLENTAM WEN! JEFF VANDERGRIFT Gripper 69 Vair . Who Had Enough Tennis Violence Moon Lives Hendrl College Stakes MARIO VANOTTI Misquamicut Beach Rush Let The Good Times Roll . . Saturday Nights VH Killers Moe DONALD VEILLEUX Asia . . Toads Jack and Diane Duster . . Eighty Three What's The Scoop . . . Curly DIANE VINTON John . 7 16 82 . Kaneage . Beak Oonfreakydiddldo. Waterrat. Only On Sunday . . Summer Of 81 82 . Black 123 BARBARA WALSH MARY C. WALSH STEPHEN WARD GARY WEBSTER MICHELLE WELCH Sports . . a 16 ... Lionettes. Prom Night-SS OWMELR Here's to you . Green . Out in the Falcon . Bubba Pink . Cheerleading . CFS- My partner Camp Boss Boston . North Attleboro . . Friends Mar Webby Hockey 8 Van Halen Summer School Ramble on The boat Deli's Sunrises Ocean Robbtc 1 16 81 . Rifle Trips My kids” Roses Family Friends Blue . Shell COLIN P.J. WELLS Jokyooz . Beatles. Police. Joel Jazz Right Here Guitar . Nick beach . CPJW KAREN M. WESLEY Listen to this . Blue Love Is Being with friends Swimming and Track Hamp ton Beach Hare DEBORAH A. WHITE Ribbons and Ruffles CAC ice cream Daisies L B 82 JDLJ Dancing Prancy. Jovanna. N'ey . Nursing1 SHARON WHITEHEAD Family and Friends Bozo Daddy's girl ... 9 1 82 ... DP What a Babe . Memories JH Friendly's BARB WILLETT Smile much Purple Time For Me to Fly KDRF Did you say something? 6-18-82!' Billy VIVIAN WILLINGHAM Sam Red French Fries No Mustang Diana Ross . Muscies Calvin Klein What's up Leo Mello 124 LORI W1TKIEWICZ Gymnastics Stanley Park M + M' Blue Raccoons I Don't Know' Rocky 4 11 81 . Tony DF Wiki DONNA WOJCIK Polish Power Wojo Me and Jay 7 4 81 Summer fun . Lots of smiles . Salsbary Beach . Memories DALE WOOD Woody Graphic arts MC Ford Fakon Far out Speeding . BMX JVC . . T Collins Freebird No TINA WRIGHT STEPHEN C. YOUNG Rainbows and Dreams Track . . Unicorns . Oh Boy . . . Blue “T . Tuna Farmer GOBS NC Track- Hoop 14 Berengaria WASP . Tux . Only the Good Die Young Mick Beach . . . Chicago LATE PHOTOS... JOANN DARIN Beachin It with Jules Biff . Fleetwood Mac BC Gemini . Bert . Imagine . Landslide . . Happiness TOM HANNON Sabbath . Granville Hill LJ . . Smoke on the water . Parties . 9 10 82 BOC LONG LIVE ROCK AND ROLL DARLENE JOY Summer of 1982. New Mexico . Unicorns . Batavia. NY Smiles . Rubies . . Red Pink AIRHEAD DAR KIM KOSAK Rick 11-12-79 Mom Dad Robie The Beach Roses . Mercedes Coupe Miami Looking Forward To The Future 125 JUAN KULIK SHELLEY MICKEY GINA ROSSI JOSEPH J. SWALES September 24. 1981 Bob Soger Hukelau . . Cham- paign ALWAYS AND FOR EVER White and Maroon . DBT RAY Being with friend KEVIN Steak Black Heart '64 Camaro Pink Floyd 8- 2882 OPEN ARMS Angel D D Theater . . Lynx Maiibu opera? RN SORREN ARAGORN 2 19 82 . BYE ■■■■■■ Ktwea t fttufm BAD lwv senior HERE You A £ MU' S« too Me r tix« Mlftl. 7.1 Se JOt ELSE VON HOLLANDER GERMAN SWISS The Beach llluwon Football Game Friend . TEAL To Be Happy . ELS SENIOR PHOTOS NOT AVAILABLE . . . KATHERINE ADELMAN EDGARDO AGUIRRE JOANNA ALBANO ANTHONY ALVERDE WAYNE ASSEL1N LORI BARNA LISA BARR JUDY BLAIR JUDI BRETON CHARLOTTE BROWN JEFFREY BROWN JOHN BRYANT JAMES BURNS HENRY CAREY STEVEN CARRIER CYNTHIA CASAVANT ROBERT CHASE CHERYL CHRISTY WENDY CONE JAMES CONSOLINI SUSAN CROSS JOHN DESROCHERS JEFF DIDUK CHARLES DONNELLY EDWARD DRISCOLL TODD DUDA ROBERT DUVAL DAWN EDMUNDS GREGORY FAIRHURST PAUL GIBSON SUSAN HICKLING KURT JACKSON MICHAEL JEANNOTTE MICHAEL KINNEY PHYLLIS KISIELEWSKI WAYNE KRATOCHVIL THOMAS KUMISCA PATRICIA LANDERS CHARLES LEDOUX PAUL LONGTIN WILLIAM MCMAHON III LOREN MONTAGNA RONALD MORGAN KENNETH PATON DIANE PEIFFER 126 JULIA TOOMEY Hampton Beach Aerotmith Rolling Stone Black Jc o My Friend . . D M 4 24 80 STANLEY D. WHITE III ZEB Wrestling Wildwood. N.J RM 330 BF WHI TEY Fl h 140 CAROL PERRAULT CHARLENE PIERCE ANTHONY PROVOST ROBERT RAMAH PETER REGO CHRISTINE SAVAGE ANTHONY SERRA JAMIE SETTLE DEAN SHELEY ROBERT SIMONOF MICHAEL SOHAY JEROME TALBOT ANNETTE VENNE DON ZOUTES IN MEMORY OF BRIAN ZABOROWSKI 127 Our voyage began in 1980 when we boarded for unchartered waters. Its vastness overwhelmed us as we waited for our new commanders to guide us through the deep unknown. We could not help but feel as though we were minnows in an ocean of sharks. It did not take long before we realized that there were no elevators on board. What did the Senior crew members think? That we were naive? (So maybe we all bought one or two.) We began getting involved in everyday activities. Four of our shipmates were brave enough to venture out into the rough waters and take the helm. Navigated by Miss Mary Wolochowicz. our commanding officers were Captain Colin Wells. Co-Captain Steve Young. First Mate Debbie White, and Purser Raclene Davis. Many events and awards during our first year propelled us through the briny, turbulent waters, and inflated our pride. The As School Match Wits Team won the championship in 1981, and Model Congress was presented “Best Bill at A.I.C. Our mighty Marching Mohawks had a great season, placing first in the Columbus Day Parade, while the Vocal Ensemble and the newly created Showchoir won its first award: The 1981 Outstanding Showchoir.” If these accomplishments were not enough to heighten our school spirit, and liven our sojourn, the Cheerleaders reemphasized this aspect when they took first place in the Pioneer Valley Interscholastic Cheerleading Competition. While, we as a single body, were experiencing happiness and success, the world’s affairs did not treat us as kindly. Proposition 2xh was voted in, filling many of our commanders with the uneasiness of job security, and our sports teams, and various organizations, with hesitation concerning their budgets for the upcoming season. We were forced to raise money for budget cuts by means of M M’s, Reese’s Peanut Cups, and calenders. Everywhere we turned, chocolate permeated the air. much to the dismay of figure conscious people. To add to the budget slashes, Ronald Reagan was elected as our fortieth President. There was much sorrow and shock when the shooting of John Lennon on December 8, 1980, and the death of our beloved principle. Mr. David Theodorowicz in August, 1981, were made known. The nation did rejoice, however, as the fifty-two American hostages were released on January 20, 1981, after 444 days of captivity, which prompted a nation to prayers, and an expression of love through a flood of yellow ribbons. They defined and reemphasized the meaning of freedom and liberty, which we, as Americans, hold so dear. The same year saw the eyes of the nation turn to their television sets to witness the exchange of wedding vows between Prince Charles of Wales, and Lady Diana Spencer in a Royal Wedding, which sparked romanticism in the hearts of many, and rekindled the traditional values of love and marriage. With all these events filling the first leg of the journey with fond memories, the year passed by in what seemed a fortnight. Relieved that we had the first, trying year behind us, we eagerly looked toward the second year of our voyage with many expectations. Our travels continued, and we as Juniors embarked on new and mysterious waters. With the onset of our eleventh year, noted to be the hardest academically, we actually saw paradise begin to materialize in front of our eyes. Our graduation was in sight, and it became less difficult to bear the stretch of academic tests, such as the PSAT’s, ASVAB’s and others, if we so chose to take them. The ringman came in October and ingrained the idea of graduation into our hopes. We had gained our sea legs, a sense of pride in our accomplishments, and importance as young adults. The end seemed so close, yet we all realized the seemingly endlessness of the path that would lead us there. We continued our navigation under the direction of Captain Boo Smith. Co-Captain Steve Young, First Mate Joanne Piliero, and Purser Colin Wells, who were guided by Mrs. Mary Charest. They organized a successful Christmas ornament sale, whose proceeds went to defray the cost of the Junior-Senior Prom of 1982. The prom, held on April 22. 1982, utilized the theme “Endless Love.” to inspire the dreams of young couples, and was again held at Chez Josef. The sports teams were extremely successful during the course of the year. Their successes included the Football Team's great victory over Westside on Thanksgiving Day, and the Boy’s Varsity Basketball Team’s claim of the B Division Championship title. On the side of entertainment, the talented Showchoir placed first at the University of New Hampshire for the second year in a row, hopefully looking to maintain their title in the future. The band and colorguard again coveted first place in the Columbus Day Parade. The month of April wreaked its vengeance upon us as we ran into troubled waters, due to a freak blizzard. For three consecutive days, activities were dampened. This unseasonal weather did not seem strange because it fit into the array of events that were happening in the world around us. The crisis occurring in Poland proved a time of tough endurance for the Polish people, for it was not stabilizing. Lech Walesa, the Polish Solidarity Union Leader, proclaimed a refusal to the subjection of martial law, imposed on his workers. The journey continued and we watched the days pass. Navigating by a seven day period and a six day week, we took orders from the many captains commanding us. The days passed by rather quickly, carrying us over gales, reefs, and other tremendous obstacles in our way. At the end of the Junior year, we set our sights on what was to come. With two-thirds of the adventure completed, the last and best part remained. We saw time pass, and as we looked into the horizon, we were anxious and curious about what we were about to endeavor. Our voyage was near completion. The fall of 1982 invigorated our lives with a sense of power. We were Seniors! Oh, the feeling of domination and invincibility were overwhelming. The school appeared different, there were no more unfamiliar classes, or underclassmen jitters. We were it, and our attitude and enthusiasm proved it. Proposition 2Vi remained a heavy burden, creating money problems, but the traditional magazine drive helped alleviate the burden. We were guided with the help of Senior officers Captain Mary Moreau. Co-Captain Richard Noyes, First Mate Linda Desmarais, and Purser Jody Dennis who filled our last leg of the voyage with many entertaining activities. Craziness arrived on certain Fridays, which were designated Senior hat. tie, and punk Days. Then silliness was introduced with the Kid Party, on December 10, 1982, our last shot to partake in childish antics. Finally, realizing we all could be sophisticated when we tried, the Valentines Day Semi-Formal held at Shaker Farms, and the Prom allowed us the perfect chance to prove this. We were on our way to becoming adults. The Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team made us beam with pride and patriotism when they beat Chicopee High School to win their first Western Mass. Title. The boys' team successfully maintained our spirit when they took the championship for their division. The transitional move from B Division Basketball Champs to A Division obscurity was a tough move, but one we could withstand. In winter, our Hockey Team kept us winners. They maintained their status in two exciting games with Cathedral. They won one, and tied the second, all while fighting to maintain their first place standing. Along with these successes, the Varsity Cheerleaders again placed first in the Pioneer Valley Competition in January. The journey became tough as we underwent strenuous testing, for instance, the SAT’s, ACH’s, etc., which would decide our next adventure. Still undecided concerning our careers, the choice emphasized our insecurity. We thought high school was forever. We were soon to realize otherwise, when Collegiate Cap and Gown Co. arrived to take our measurements for our graduation cap and gowns. We broke from the traditional colors of orange and brown to elevate us to a more formal look with white and brown. Graduation was so close, but yet so far. As we prepared to fully enter into it. the world around us was falling apart. Gloom had replaced optimism as unemployment neared 11%, as the recession deepened, and as businesses and banks failed. Wars filled the TV screens of our last summer vacation, first in the Falkland’s, later in the Middle East. The gloom was briefly broken by the captivation of the world with E.T., the Extra-Terrestrial. Still, we had cause to worry about the future. Tragedies seemed to hit us close at home when we lost a beloved American Princess, Grace of Monaco, and American film actor Henry Fonda. We realized our mortality and life seemed more dear. The tragic Tylenol murders, motivated by a senseless killer, stunned the nation in a new and peculiar fashion. Life, we realized, was precious. We became more cautious, and learned to enjoy the life we were living. As we were preparing to board for our voyage through life, we couldn’t help but feel that our excursion through high school had ended all too soon. Those three years were the most difficult yet and most exciting years of our life. Where did they go? They were locked inside many memories which we will cherish forever. i %, «-rs ' m %u ' JrQv ,'M' L cyi' 4 8up fedujt a. 9° a 3 S uo , i V ft C 3yo _X ' fJ OMJUX rfs iuLt A? 9 ?%€o r A- . „CT , , f?kr,rJU All w) JJCH_6 7ty°' Su£ fea tatHXX. 9° 2 . v 3 w w -• . VoLan) i xvA. ' fc f« Sbb 'o ©• . . -% ■ vO A M t YYl y ; f( ' . f) . r® .;w,A ’° IS vl ;c Oalt yL; f ft. V xKo «'A p 4fen w o ., gp W p X • -- jjpj) hp Afl$ yy 7X .r:, ■.. ntfitfC -db 1™ %%% $9 Oi r ''4tw; C' u« —-- ,x ■ J My4 °WAji - « -• - - (xoofy j jg _ u °° 111 2 ihlTlsttU . (iialA . afiw • fcus) $? £ V %f ““‘' W“ =%GO StoiTU BALLOT BOX Most Fashionable Joann Piltcro .sod Mike LaZauera Most likely to Succeed- John Favreau and Maria Korloski Class Chums-Steve DePalma and Jim Burns Class Chums-Cmdy Casavant and Phyllis Kisielewski 13-4 Mr and Miss Personality-Ron Swift and Erin Kelley Class Cuties-Mike Beaudette and Linda Desmarais Claw Individuals-Iva Ncsin and Mike DlRoma Class Devils-Julie Toomey (not photographed: Leo Chcncvert) Class Blabbermouths-Leo Chenevert. Kathy Rocca. and Steve DePalma Most Angelic-Debbie White and Steve Young Most School Splrit-Beth Phillips and Jeff Losito Class Athletes-Maria Kozloski and Boo Smith Class Sweethcarts-Dan Shaughnessy and Kim McFarhn 135 BALLOT BOX (CONT.) Clast Comedians- Joe Potter and Donna Ferraiolo Class Lady and Gentleman Debbie White and Mike LaZauera 136 Class Rembrandts-Laura DeSantis and Joe Potter Class Flirts-Jlm Burns and Debbie Sambrook Class Musici an s-Joe Curran and Eileen Pappas Oast Actort-Chris Orefice and Joe Potter Still the Shyest?Eric Carroll and Ludmilla Tupikow Gats Bookworms-Dale Patnaude and Jacinda Stone Clast Seholars-Maria Koiloski and John Favreau Best Smile-Mike St. Germain (not photographed: Erin Kelley) 137 5 eTHIPIf toe LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I. Kathy Adelman. leave my very best wishes for a great three year in this school to my brother I. Kathleen Altobelll. leave my extra set of keys to the car to Dad for hir to take during his free periods for once I. John Alvca, leave a list of used excuses for any occasion to whoever • ?eds them next year I. Jodi Anderaon. leave to Tony Moccio, my cousin and an upcoming sophomore, all my enthusiastic energy and brains for all the hard work he is about to encounter. I leave to Kevin O'Keefe, the best of luck with all the girls that look alike I. Jan Andrlchak. leave my good limes, and going out to breakfast sprees to Mary. Kristin, Kathy. Beth. Joann. Tammi, and Crissy I. Kevin Atlclnaon. leave the GREAT Jethro Tull tunes, my X ountry and track lockers, the hassles Mr Kibbe gave me. and the great number eight (8) to the Cross Country team I. Karen Auguati. leave Diane a firedrill for every time she wears high heels. Niki an A in any subject, and Joanne Demaio and crew many slaps which they so rightfully deserve. I. Barbara, leave the courtyard. D T.'S, homework, and P E to the Juniors and Sophomores I, Alan Badone. leave classes, teachers, principals, rules, school food, and a big Furnt to anybody who wants them I. Llaa. leave many shows at lunch time to Kara. Lea. Carol, and Lisa I. Ann Marie, leave to Karen A all the things that she would never do and all my cheerleading things (esp. practice). Karen D many trips to buy cannolis; Diane P a pillow for the next time she decides to sleep when we go out; Beth O' a bigger house for our next birthday party, and to all future cheerleaders as many memories of fun and laughter that I've had and the hope that the spirit of it will never die I. Lori, leave Agawam High School a new showcase window, to the coiorguard my big mouth and memories of great Spring trips, and to the Ski team. 1st racing spot I. Joyce B.. leave to Cathy C one more year of this place Good Luck! I. Mike Beaudrtte, leave my ability to cut up field and my spot where I stand for captain during warm ups to my brother. Bob Wing I Darlene Beaulieu. leave all of my casts and crutches along with all of the good times we have shared together and ever will share to my sister Laurie I. Julie Beele, leave Agawam High GLADLY with Sue. to my sister “Punky Pam I. Lorraine Bellale. leave a book of my best jokes for everyone to enjoy for many years to come to the Agawam High School Library I. Barbara Benoit, leave school with gladness, also I leave my locker -44 and my excuses. K a boom, and Mr Roger's class, and to sell the rest of my M M's to Terry St Piere I. Trade Beaaette. leave Mr Fahce and Chemistry to every other lucky kid. I Llaa Blanchl. leave my sister Joanna to try and have a good time I. Andrew Bird, leave this whole school and a bottle of extra strength aspirin to Mr. Porter because he deserves It I. Judy Blair, leave nothing for anyone who wants it. I. Jennie Blanch, leave Mr Gage. Mrs Poulin and all the other understanding teachers to the underclassmen I. Sue Bodurtha, leave many good morning's, have a nice lunch's, and good after noon's, along with nonstop talking to Mrs Shimel I. Kelly Boland, leave memories of happiness, laughter, dreams, and especially the best times at all those parties to all my friends I shared them with I, Joe Bonfltto. leave the whirlpool to the Football Team, and all of my names to Cardo. I, Pete Borrello. leave all of my past Queens to Mark Schmidt and Phil Scoville. I also leave all of my Michelob bottle caps to Jeff Racine I. Jeannle Bousquet. leave memories of the past, the parties and the great times of the future Happiness always, to all of my friends Thanx I. Scott Bousquet. leave many peel outs in the school parking lot to my followers I. Judl Breton, leave a good laugh for all of my fake passes and forged excuses used to escape this place to Mr Bates I. Jeff Brown, leave Agawam High, for good. I. Tony Bryant, leave Mike Morassi the ability to untangle himself after I wrap him up in wrestling practice every day. I also leave the suffering of sucking weight to all overweight AHS wrestlers. I. Kevin Buchanan, leave my money, my car, fishing pole, stereo, and everything I own to my cat I. David Bull, leave the Pathology presidency to Randy 1. Diana Bulson, leave all my happy memories and sore muscles to the new members of the tennis team and Miss W I, James M. Burns, leave my exceptional good looks, personality, wit and charm to the T B.C. also. Daniel Munly who needs it the most I, Thomas Burr, leave witnesses and crimes to Mr Willard I. Paul Burton, leave all the popped milk cartons in the cafeteria to Mr Collins. I. Daniel M. Butler, leave my locker (Graffiti free) so that the new recruits can write on it to the newest no mind I. Michael Butt. leave Millers. Health Aids (Ha. Ha!!), and best decorated locker of the year 83 to my brother. Ken. use them as you like I, Jim Cardaropoli. leave 951 Library passes and my best wishes to Mike Charest and the memory of many Shark and Mr Fahey jokes to Jay Merc, and Sar. I. Eric Carroll, leave the best of my luck to my fellow Junior and Sophomore friends who still have to complete their time in A H.S. We. Cindy and Phyllla. leave all the graffiti above our locker to Tommy Lightning Hannon. Kevin Hendrix Kamyk. David Guppie Guthrie. Matthew Cubby Gruska. and Kevin Rat Ruby I. Frank Cavallo. leave many days of starving yourself to make weight to anyone stupid enough to wrestle at AHS I. RTC.. leave the use of my locker and the memories it may contain and Library passes from Mrs Hamilton to my little brother. Michael I. Michelle Chagnon, leave all my tricks and sneaky ways along with my locker and comps to my little sister I. Leo Chenevert. leave my appreciation and gratitiude for getting me through a tough time in my life to Mrs Cohen and Mr Pescitelli I. Justine Chrlecola. leave many headaches in math to any poor soul who would like my credits and Ooo Baby' just for you. Judi and Rob I. Tammle-l.ee Clark, leave my clothes, jewelry, cats. fish, and boyfriends to Jan Andnchak and Mary Moreau or whoever wants them. I. Gina, leave all the happy times and memories to H.C I. Pam Cooper, leave all my many excuses to Mr Bates, and lots of partying down the path to Ray B I. Crla. leave all of my hard work to Agawam High I. Eric Couslneau. leave all of my monarch notes from 10th grade to 12th grade English classes I made it without reading any books ! to Mrs Poulin, and Mr O'Brien I. Ray Couture, leave thanks to all of my teachers that helped me I. Michele Crean. leave the enjoyment of going to Agawam High School to my sister Jennifer I. Wendy Crippa. leave all of my aggilators and whales to Kimberly. Mr Files and Mr Tileston; and smiles, love, and SILENCE to all of my friends We. Sandy C. and Pam C.. leave Karen O. and Reg G. the top shelf of our locker to fight over I. Debbie Cruz, leave the best of Luck and good times to my brother. Tom I. Kenneth Cuffee. leave Mr Zabielski's papers. Mr Fahey’s tests. Mrs. Hamilton's fans and jokes, and the dreary halls of Agawam High to the poor souls that have to put up with them In the future I. Joseph P. Curran, leave trumpet solos of '83 and '84 to Merritt Hopping even though he can't play them I. Kristin Dahdah, leave all my good times and happy memories that I should to Kathy. Jan. Mary. Lisa, and Beth. (I love ya all!) I. Debbie Dalton, leave a new lab coat to Mr Fahey, a box of M M's to Mrs Poulin, and my 13 soccer uniform to Pam Rowen I. Steve Daniels, leave my world record for absenteeism to future students I. Joann Darin, leave good times and lots of luck to Reg I. Raelcne, leave a gallon of bleach to clean Mr Fahey's lab coat and a parking space for Mrs Nardt I. Dan DeCosmo. leave an expanded edition of flash cards to Mr Willard I. Tony Demos, leave my locker and all my books and I leave the hallways to the wanderers to the class of '84 I. Jody Dennis, leave the wish of happiness and success to my friends, and the laughter and memories of good times to my brother. Scott. I also leave all of my chocolate fantasies and empty Hcrshey's wrappers to those who really know how fantastic chocolate is I. Stephen DePalma. leave Hid Oiler. Don Juan and Lippy Crew a warning not to fall into the Black Hole We. Michelle and Laura, leave a lot of dedication and hard work and many great times to all present and future members of the AHS Band and Colorguard I. Tamml Desllets. leave all the peas and cookies and one upper lip to Banish I. Bob DeSimone, leave all my gambling debts and losing qumella tickets to Ray Bronner and Bob Berthaiume I. Linda DesmaraU, leave many wild and crazy memories of high school to Jody, my color guard headdress to the next Sophomore captain, all the happiness, fun times, laughter, and success there is to all the special people that helped me through the years, and the best of luck to Kevin Ritchie I. John Dearoschera. leave the courtyard, my books and I D I. Frank DeStefano. leave my wide receiver abilities to Owen Humphries: and my ability to make a tackle to Mark Longhi I. Nancy, hereby leave many detentions and suspensions to all sophomores and juniors. I also leave many courtyard scenes and Bshows to Mrs Charest. and to Mr Bates I leave all my talks wtth him. I. M. DIRoma. leave AHS much more enlightened but no less angry than when I came in; and to some little Sophomore I leave all the non valuable stuff in my locker-910. I. Lisa leave all the great times in high school to my brother I also leave Mr. Davis all the luck in the world with the future Band members. I. Clark Dore, leave many more foggy nights to Joey H; and much more headache and grief to my parents I. Tom Dre'wnowskl, leave the keys to my van to Rondo I. Kim, leave the many good and few bad memories and also the happiness for anyone coming into the high school I. Dianna Ducharme, leave all the good times in the courtyard to Kenny and also many more good times I. Karen Duda, leave to D P - an I.O.U. for her new silver Mercedes 450-SL with a black top; To K.A. I leave another locker to kick Ann out of; To A.B. I leave a night off without a babysitting job; To B.O. I leave a bigger bulletin board for more pictures: and to all I leave memories of fun and laughter that we shared at AHS I love ya all' I. Todd M. Duda. leave the sport sections (Jai-alai results) in my locker to Buddy Berenson I. Mary Dupre, leave all the rules of the school, all my detentions and this whole town of Agawam. Good luck Guys to Lori, Rat. Donna. Kathy and Chris I. Eggy. leave 22 to anyone who thinks they're capable of wearing it I, Will Falrlle. leave my brother. Al. to AHS. and Mrs Nardi to Kellie, and any other students I. A.P. Johnboy. leave my A P Bio notebook to that lucky person who finds it. and all my old GQ's to Mr Files and those girls who love the pictures. I. Tom Favreau. leave many shattered eardrums in the parking lot to the Seniors of '83 I. Glna-Fa Bear, leave A H S. with a sad face, but leave all my giggles to Michael Fa. Jr I. Alfred Fenney Jr., leave my smelly football shirt and pants and all the yelling of Coach Mac to the Agawam Football T am I. Twinkle, leave special times, private thoughts, and a shoulder to lean on to my sister. Tami. I, Gary Ferrendlno. leave a nice noisy library to Mrs Shimel for all the times she kicked me out. I, Ralph, leave the best of luck to the '84 softball team so they will make it to Western Mass I. Reb. leave AHS to all the future R's . Enjoy! I. Donna Fogg, leave my locker filled with Snoopy stickers to a very fortunate Sophomore. I. Clndle. leave my smile and loud mouth to the rest of you CRAZY People; also my dented locker and ripped books to anyone who will pay for them. I. Dawn, leave good and bad old days of Agawam High School to my two sisters I. Ellen. leave Bobby my rusty parking space: and hopes that all the underclassman have the great memories of high school that I do. I. Cathy Forlcey. leave happiness, love, thanks and everlasting friendship to Eileen Pappas and the rest of my friends Thanx for everything'! I. Tracy, leave some very boring classes to anyone who can sit through them. I. Chria Fraaco, leave It's okay. and the parties In the bathroom plus good times in the courtyard to the rowdy class of '84. mainly T. and Kat I. Lynn Fratlnl. leave my determination, late nights, tears, laughter, and all the happiness in the world to my only, but by far. best sister. Lisa. I. J.J. F.. leave my broken guitar picks, and my brother to Agawam High School I. Sue Fruwlrth. leave Mrs Shlmel for a night out on the town to my little brother. Freddy I. Ralph Gamelli. leave a racquetball. which I lost to Todd Huhtanen I. Terry, leave my younger brother to terrorize Agawam High forever I. Lisa Gentile gladly leave Agawam High School as free as a bird and this question is for Paula Impoco What's a Semel? 1 James Giles, leave a penny, a nickel, and a dime along with hoping W C F.O D T and two happy years left of high school to Tonya Hart and Bonita Giles I. Corinna Glrouard. leave all my books, my locker, and all the good times I've had in the halls to all the upcoming Juniors and Seniors. I. Thomas Gonet. finally leave this dreaded high school I. Goody, leave all of my dislocated shoulders to the future members of the Agawam Football Team I. Pat Gould, leave the slamming and sticking of doors, ringing telephones in room 13 to Mrs Durrant I, Steve Grassettl, leave my father's car to Mike Beaudette and Frank DeStefano and the gay times they had in the car at Berlin. I. Glenn E. Gray, leave a camaro and everything that goes with it. to my brother. Rich I. Lisa Gray, leave my sister. Michele, for all the teachers that deserve her I. Scott C. Greenough. leave the fun times, my craziness, the courtyard, and anything else that belongs to the school to every one I. Matthew Gruska. leave AHS and Mr Bates to whoever I leave to future students many courtyard activities I, David M. Guthrie, leave my car to whoever wants it. and a hammahead to Mr Collins and a nud niff and 1001 (good for no D T ) excuses to Mr Bates I. Tom Hannon, leave car troubles, fake passes and DT's to anybody who wants them I, Krlatl Harlow, leave Agawam High School to anyone who wants it I, Chris, leave Agawam High. I. Todd Huhtanen. leave my poor effort in H.S behind (hopefully), my partial in CPR to Mr Rix (I didn't forget), and all the confusion of where to go and what to do after H.S. IN MY DOST I, Joanne Imelio, leave my thanks to Mr Sheehan for adding to the fun I had at A H.S. I, Karin Iverson, leave Mary with memories of the past year, of all the good times, and of all the times she made me late. I. Kurt Jackson, leave the Asst Director of the A V A. the teacher of photography, and Asst, to Graphic Arts to Frenchy Blanche! I. Dave Jag. leave an incredible lack of talent in the Music Department and at least four microphone stands to Zack Tilestonc and Steve Files I. David Jenks. leave all my long but meaningful trips to Conn in the Monte Carlo to Ray Bronner and Bob Berthiaume I. Beth Johnson, leave to all the lowerclassmen of the Mirror Staff an empty book of David Cecchi's to fill up with lasting memories of NYC. I Kimberly Johnson, leave hard work, bad teachers, great fun and more to dear little Tina I. Darlene Joy. leave being a Senior to the upcoming classes 'cause it is no big thnil I. Joann, leave to Carol and Anna the corner I. Kevin Kamyk. leave the name Conan and all my DT's to the center half-back on the varsity soccer team I. TMK (Mrs. E). leave JW and our guys to Kel (Mrs Orr). and two more years of happiness, fun. and success at AHS to my brother. Mike and his friends. I. Scott Karen, shall never die I am immortal and will outlive time itself. If you don't believe me-well. just watch and see I. Don Keene, leave parties, senior skip days, and good times to the future graduating classes of Agawam High. I. Erin, leave Russ a big “10 and to Paul and Joanna any open window. It works! I. Joe Klerkla. leave all my misconducts that never got to Mr. Bates. We. Cindy and Phyllis, leave all the graffiti above our locker to Tom Lightning Hannon. Kevin Hendrix Kamyk. David Gupple Guthrie. Matthew Cubby Gruska. and Kevin Rat Ruby. I. Ernie Kopyscinskl. leave anything you want that will make you happy to whomever wants it!! I. Kim Kosak, leave many homemade passes to leave for those who would like to use them; and also I leave laughing hysterically at those who still have to come back here. I, Marla Kozloskl. leave the excellent 4. along with good luck, to Carl Szabla and a book of matches to Coach Merc I. Kristine LaBelle, leave to Brian Dupri all my old lunch periods: to Karen Spaulding: all the morning's of being pulled out of class (?) I. Darren Labonte, being of sound mind, leave my curse on the shop rooms to Hobnober I. Renee LaCour. leave good times and fun times that I had. (Good luck next year! You'll both need it) to Fred and Cavey. I. Fran Lafontaine. leave all my plants that I couldn't grow in horticulture to Mr Ramah I. Don Lancour. leave the presidency of the IJJD Fan Club to Miss Mary Walsh I. Karen, leave all the good times and bonng ones at collaborative to Tami Miranda (Bug) I. Laurie, leave the great memories of Lake Mark. Aper. Porch, and the steclebreexe band to Jackie and Kathy I. Terry, leave hallway space, good times and happy memories of my sister. Mina, and her friends L. L. L. N I. Brenda, leave this school to all the new sophomores and warning slips to my brother I Michael Augustus LaZazxera. leave my ability on how to check someone in hockey to Dave Stratton, all my love to Ev Harbey. Mrs Hamilton. Diane Palaxzi. and Mrs Alves; my handkerchief and skating ability to Bob Eggleston; my classy ties to Mike Beaudettc; and finally. I leave all my good jokes to Mr. Fit and Bill Sapelli I. Christopher LeClalre. leave all the Hogies in the world to Mr Wilson. I. Sean M. LeClalre. leave only the memories impregnated in your minds, which will come to visit you from time to time, to Lisa, and the classes of '83. '84. and ‘85. I. Laura, leave my fetal pig. Waldo, to Miss Morrison for further observation. I. Kris Letendre. leave a lifetime supply of library passes to Mr Fahey, a razor and can of hairspray to Tara Haxen. a pair of nice shoes to Donna Fydenkevcx. and one Roo to Greg I. Joe Liberatore, leave Agawam I. Rich Light, leave this Agawam High School stupider than when I arrived I. Sue Lindsay, leave Agawam High gladly with Julie I. Tom Lockwood, leave my locker, full of good times and laughter, and all of my Ralph Lauren shirts to my brother Tim. I. Long, leave gambling losses at Jai-Alai to the next fool I. Joseph Longo, leave two burnt out calculators, a gym bag. a soccer ball, a Rhodesian Precision Drill Team, and a smile to Dave. Scott. Scott. Mike and whoever, respectively. I. Jeff, leave the remaining quarts to Jeff and Steve Wands I, Anthony, leave all the wild times I had at high school, at the water tower, and cruising around town to my sister, Maria, hoping she has much fun. I. Gerry MacFadzen. leave empty halls for wandering and all the Corner Hiding Places to any who won't get caught I. Toes, leave skipped studies, filthy lockers, all the fights in D P. many fun Math classes with Mr B. and all the teachers to my brother David, or anyone else who wants them. I. Mike Mayhem, leave totally gnarly sense of humor and sparkling personality and wit to Mello L.O. Lord knows he needs it I. Karla, leave me and Joann's loud voices echoing in room 59. with snow flakes coming at the windshield, to Mr Gage, and my decorated locker to the school I. Bob Martel. leave my 2 parking spaces to any sporty car that needs them I. Llaa Martlnelll. leave my full permission to go to breakfast and a couple of headaches to my sister. Lori, and also the biggest wad of wet toilet paper to all the clique systems of future years I, Robyn Matusko. leave Mr. Stentaford many imaginative ideas to follow through, and Patty Murphy laughter throughout her next years at A.H.S. I. Diaper Man, leave one box of Pampers to whoever needs them I. Joe. leave Agawam High to whoever wants it' I. C. McCarthy, leave all worst - in the school to people who party on the school nights I. John McCarthy, leave all my teachers, books, desks, and chairs and my cousin Ed and Lon Smith to The Agawam High School I. Mike, leave to Cardo and to Jeff a full tank of gas to go to South Windsor I. Beavr. leave all my nicknames to anyone who can remember them, and who can figure out how I received them I. Kim McFarlln, leave track memories to Tara, my chemistry notes to anyone who can understand them and wonderful memories to Agawam High School. I. Sue McLean, leave the best of luck to my sister Kathy and a never ending supply of iced tea and gum to Beth Also, many fond memories to all future seniors I, Bill McMahon, leave the following homework assignments, empty bottles and the seven B's to Kelly Kub c I. Mlkkll Mendea, leave my locker which has no number but will have some smelly articles for the Tots to play with I. Jolene. leave my opinions of a positive-minded leader individualism, sophistication, and maturity to my brother. Paul I. Shelly, leave Mr O'Brien a Swan. Mr Fahey a pair of knickers, a clean smock and a new hair style, and to Mr Zabielski two pennies and a J.S. I. Tom Merchant, leave my Ramones Sex Pistols albums and my capitalistic hedonistic realistic anarchistic punk ethics to the few students smart enough to use them wisely I. Debbie Mezzettl, leave my wishes of good luck to Deanna and Mike and a Thanks to Mr Sheehan for all the laughs I. Shelley Mickey, leave the following good times, fond memories, and many laughs in her years left here at A.H.S. to Debbie Butt man I. L'Mlkey. leave great memories from the old courtyard to Sue. and the Library (Mrs Shimel included) to Theodore I. myaelf. leave the great memories of A H S to Lon the spitts and Anna of course I. Chrla Mitchell, leave my nephew Nick Mitchell many parties We. Donna and Joanne leave a pile of broken bassoon reeds, one finger chart, and two new bassoons to Mr Tileston I, Ken Mokan. gladly leave this Agawam High School, not knowing what the Heck to write in this Last Will Testament. I, Mary Elizabeth, leave Jan. Tammie. Kristin. Kathy. Beth, and Joanne a ride in my silver Mercedes Convertible I, Kelley Murphy, leave scenes and outbursts during lunch and any other accidents we had seem to have caused to Robyn. Fran, and Barb I, Robert Mutti, leave absolutely nothing of value to anyone 1. Heidi Nachtigall. a big. big, thank you to the school, many greetings and the memory of my funny accent to all the students from Agawam High I. Cindy, leave all my broken test tubes, decastrated rats, sex-ed classes, and physics test to Mr Fahey. Mrs. Knapczyk. and Mr Gage I. Iva Nesln, leave many cans full with funny white stuff. Hershey bars, a certain chemistry lab. PAG81, Pac-10. and the laughter brought to me by my classmates to Lori. Ann. and Tina, and the future students of Agawam High 1. Jeaners . leave Agawam High under the influence!!! I, Janet, leave my headaches first and second period, and all the fake passes for last period to my little sis er Sue and Lori O I. Trlah Noonan, leave many good times on the band trips and football games, my rifle, my wrestling stats, and many smiles to all who deserve the hectic schedule I, Richard Noyes, leave Mr O'Brien the soundtrack to Warnner's Grammar, and to Mrs Shimel her chair back I. Brenda OConnell. leave my locker to Kathy, any extra credits that I may have to anyone who needs them I. Marg Claudia , leave beet red faces to Ms Kotovsky. a divorce suit to Ponyt my Insh cap to Lisa and Deniece, and my Irish scenery pictures to Mrs. Mackler I. Michael O'Connell, leave another year of boring classes to Tony and John, and all of Mr. Filz's jokes to whoever wants them. 1. Beth O'Donnell, leave the memory of our great (?) birthday to A.B., my watch and pants to DP. my airplane and camera to K A . a hola to any Columbian she sits next to to K D . four years of memories and hopes that we'll always be friends to Sues, and our great softball team to M L and E S. To M L. I leave LEE. S.. and to Patti and Kellie I leave hope that they'll have all the fun and laughter I've had at AHS I. Christine Oreflce. leave my locker, which I have fond memories of to the next sophomore who comes along I. Tina Orloak. leave all my tears and Joy's to my sister Lori. I. Lorelei, leave to Ang. Lisa. Judy. JoAnn. and Bobby many memories; and the A H.S. to deteriorate I, Eileen Paleologopoulos. leave my mace to all future drum majors, but I can't leave any patience because I've got none left to give I, Diane Palazzl. leave the cheerleaders a dictionary to comprehend my vocabulary, my wretched laugh to my friends, many thanks to Mr Pulaski, a smaller car so she can park it to K.D.. my bed to Beth, a lead dog so she can see without her contacts to A B . and many lbs of M Ms. that we aren't hungry enough to eat because we had an orange for breakfast to Ed. from Mori I love you all. I. Donna Pallotta. leave the following Shawn Cassidy posters, leather, and other items to Sue. Mike, and Julius I. Gina Paro. leave weekly breakfasts', walking the streets, memories of our adventures with C.C.. parties, another booking at the nursing home, and lots of love to all the members of SPITZ I. Dale Patnaude. leave patience, brains. The Pig. and 600 pages of notes which I've never read to the future captains of ASMW I. Nora Peer, leave all the great times. Teachers and school years to all the upcoming students I. Jay Pelley. leave the good times in the parking lot and school to whoever wants them I. Scott Pemberton, being of tired mind and body leave fun times in Mr Burke's Calculus class to any unfortunate person who dares take it. I. Jim Perry, leave the following hole shot In the parking lot at the last day of school I. Llaa Perry, leave one more year of B to Reg. and the seniors of next year I. Cindy Perusse. leave all my oreo cookies to Pop's Manning Jr. I also leave all the good times and memories to all my friends I leave my chorale seat to Karen Spaulding and Best Wishes to all the graduating seniors of the Class of '83. I. the Madhacker. leave many bruises on my opponents bodies. Mr Fahey my busted thermometer and awesome lab reports, to Mr Joseph a new physics lab and the big three rings, to Joe Zable my philosophy notes, and to Miss Morrison my dead pig Fred, for future reference I. Beth Phillips, leave special times and great memories! Thanks for everything I'm BLAD your my SISTE' to my sister Ann. Love ya! I. ROX1E. leave Spar. Froggie. Dudy (they're here). Ann. Preppy much thanks lots of love for many years to come' Love ya all' I. Perfect, leave Priss Ta all the love and understanding they gave me. You're both great you're very special I love you both a lot. I. Joann, leave special smiles and memories and all good times we had to Donna Mercandante I. Phillip Podgorskl. leave all my unfinished homework to the class of 84 I. Wendy Potenza. leave all my love thanks for making my years at Agawam bright to Mr Sheehan I also leave him a round trip to Cape Cod to use anytime' I. Sir Joseph Pot. leave my entire estate, its riches and all that I possess within the walls of said estate And announce the the premiership of the famed U R B to Joe Maruszczak make nice I, Cheryl, leave the honor of being trombone section leader and being able to put Paul in his place to Katy I. Raisin. leave my cooler and all of my bottle cap , my hockey sox. and all my salad bar privileges to the class of 84 I. Nancy, leave all the fun times, laughter, and long talks to the two greatest friends ever. Perfect and Schmob. I also leave Hollywood. Marty's Wine Cellar, a Lullaby on Broadway and Washington rooftops to my terrific friend. Smittens' I. Gary Reaclgno. leave all my pet unicorns, and the power of Ztggey to the next Ziggey. whoever she may be. I. Preston Reaclgno, leave my yellow Izod and the rest of my clothes to Wendy. McNugget Runs to all those Involved, and my Topsiders to Mr. Files. I. Sandl, leave the best C.G. and Chorale trips to my sister Lisa. I. The Grimace, leave my tucks pants; my football number; and my tennis raquet to anyone dumb enough to do all 3. I. Julie Roblnaon, leave good times, memories, and headaches of A.H.S. and a great senior year'! to Katie Hallock. I. Lori Robinson, leave to Lon Holmers. Mr Whalley and all his little comments. All my good times to my sister Sue I. Krazy Kutty. leave all the uncomplimentary nicknames I've been given in the past 3 years to Lenora. Mental. Ceech. I. Frank Rondoletto. leave keys to my car so I can use his van to Polock. I. Gina, leave good limes from the old courtyard and path to whoever uses them In the future. I. Denise, leave all the good times and all my craziness to my sister Donna. I. Kevin Ruby, leave the worst 3 years of my life, one fine furnt, and nothing else to Agawam High School I. Bryan Ryan, leave my locker, good times, and all the laughs and scenes we enjoyed here to all the freshman eighth grade bums. I. Paul Sadowakl. leave my locker 1274. my friend Jack. metalshop. and all the good times at Agawam High to my brother sister I. Debbie, leave John all his perversions to give to someone else. But keep it in the family! I. Debbie Sambrook, leave Kevin Ritchie many good times and memories for his senior year I. Space, leave Agwam High School knowing I do not have to return. I. Ginger Anne Schebel. leave collaborative class to all the future brains of Agawam High. Remember the class of 83 . I, Jackie Schebel, leave the best of luck to anyone who has to continue in this rat hole because they will need it. I. Patty Schindler, leave house to my sister I, Donald Schllchting, leave one rotten piano and the three songs I learned in Jazz Band along with my one and only solo to Zack Tyleston. 1. Pltter Patter, leave Grads of Agawam High School three perfect years without a lunch to the lunch ladies. I. Marlaaa. leave good times and memories to all my favorite teachers and to Mrs. O'Keefe. I also leave my rotten locker and my loud mouth cheers at all the hockey games to the up coming underclassmen. I. Fll. leave awesome times that I was arguing her to Mrs. Shlmel I, Mark Scaalona, leave all my knowledge and mind to anybody in need at the time of the untimely death to anybody who needs it. I. Dwayne Sharpy, leave all my losing Jai-Alai tickets to Mr. Collins. I. Dan Shaughncssy. leave two inches of rubber from my tires to A.H.S.. And to Tony Liquori and Dennis Sliech to keep up the Mustang looks in the lot. I. John Slmpaon. leave my last shards of self-confidence and dignity remaining after a year of Chemistry to Mr. Jack Fahey. I. Ellen Smith, leave an empty space in the parking lot to the next Ford Falcon; and the keys to the F.F. to my sister Palazzi. To Mr. Fttz, I leave the hope that he will find a part time job to finance both Beth's my dinner when we win the bet' I. Boo Smith, leave The Body to Bob Wing I. John Smith, leave the memories of Vaudville; print shop; and taking pictures of all my unsuspecting friends to Donna Fyden Kevez. I. Judl Della Marco, leave the memories and good times with my friends, but most of all this disgusting school to the sophomores, juniors, and seniors coming up. I. Jeanne Spaulding, leave Eunice to Karen and I leave A.H.S. to anyone who makes it through I. Michael St. Germain, leave my ripped corduroys, my dancing shoes. one free lesson on how to do backflips to Ron Wieners I. Emilia Stellato, leave Rosa, my sister, all the best of luck because she'll need it and all my extra credits - only if I had any I. Kim Stoll, leave patience, pride, determination. cough drops to next years drum majors, my old reed collection to Larry, the tradition of having band parties to Colleen or Amy. and the back of the bus on band trips to Katie. Colleen. Merritt I. David Stratton, leave the following: my good looks and charm to aid and always assist my little sister Ellen, and my excellent “face jokes to my buddy Laz 1. Mike Strom, leave the path, teachers, principal , and a lot of good times to my brother Ralph I. Michelle, hope the upcoming students of A H.S. have a better three years than I DID! Stay out of trouble! to Ralph Strom. I. Joe. leave the memories of my first true love to anyone lucky enough to fall in love I. Ron Swift, leave my chewed up pens that survived tests and my sad look afterward to anyone who cares. I. Sylvia, leave Angie all the good memories we've had together in the past many more. And to Boozer Joann Lisa. 1 leave all the courtyard action Do it up. I. Ed Taupler. leave my following spot at the wall along with D.S. at the tower to David I. Donna Tebaldi, leave good times, bad times, and lots of confusion to Andrea and Diane. I. Steven Teany. leave all the teachers and books and lunches to you guys in your final years to Ed I. Brian Tetreault. leave all my smart remarks at soccer practice to my brother Glen I. Michelle Theriault, leave a pair of hair cutting scissors to Mr. Sheehan. I. Julia Toomey. leave all my ctgs In the bathroom for anyone who's desperate! I. Lisa Trombley, leave all the good times we managed to have. Good luck and WATCH OUT! to Brian I. Mila Tuplkow, leave the last year at AHS. to all my former secret admires, whether or not they know who I am I. Rob Uachmann leave unicorns, hot air balloons, rainbows and stars for everyone who shoots for their dreams, to everyone and anyone I. Jeff Vandergrlft. leave the memories and good times I have had. and my address and my phone number to the lovely girls I have met. I. Donald Vellleux. leave my D and D character from school, and my patience with BIRD to Brian Knowles I. Dlan, leave agrivation and much sickness to my sweetheart. Mich, and Katie I. Else von Hollander, leave rainy days at the bus stop and my locker in the boonies to my sister Lucy. I. Barb Walsh, leave my Queen of AP title to either Lena or Maria (you can fight for it}; and a book of matches to Coach Merc. I. Mary C. Walsh, leave the following rare case of PAC-MAN FEVER to Cathy Sheehan; my hands for many backrubs to Palar, MLS's to Leah and Lena; a big “Hi Mosey! to MO; and lots of luck to the future cheerleaders and upcoming classes at AHS. I. Stephen Ward, leave everything and nothing to everybody and nobody I. Gary Webster, leave the path to Cavey's. and boring studies, to my brother, and one more year to Tony. John, and Slichy. I. Colin P.J. Wells, leave the following: my personality and jokes to Joe Maruszczak, and God given strength to the next editor of the Mirror I. Karen Wesley, leave all the great times I had in Miss W's room and Steven Joseph Thomas III to my sister Donna I. Debbie (Prissy. Schmeb. Princess), leave the terrific memories of fun and friendship to the two best friends in the world: Perfect and Prancy. I also leave many thanks to Ney. for showing me what true friendship means, and to Danny . . for being the best brother in the world! And to Mark T. ( me too }- the best of everything in your senior year!; you deserve it! I, Danny White, leave warmouts to Ron. and singing to Tess. along with the great times we had in Newport. R.l I. Sharon, leave memories of having Judi and me as students for the past three years to Mrs Mazza. I, Barb Willett, leave all my work study reports to Sue Geohlert and memories -n- laughs of H.B. to Kelley. Robin, and Fran. I. Vivian Willingham, leave my favorite teachers, school lunches, and gym. I leave my love to all that is left in AHS And my oh la la's and excuse me! And my engagement to Ernie. Trina. Sharon. Judi. Margrct. Debbie. Michael. Caron. Maria. I. Lori F. Witkiewicz. leave the fun I had my sophomore year, my clutzincss. my wild magic marker, which locker?, and my kips to the gymnastics team and all up coming classes. I. Donna Wojclk. leave good days bad days and all my homework and headaches to all upcoming classmates I, Tina Wright, leave everything! to Ja and Jim. I, Stephen C. Young, leave Randy's and my 14 jersey to some lucky upcoming football player; G R hits, mall trolling and theme songs to Jockyooz and other mall-men; and my size 13 track spikes to any AHS trackster who might need them. I. Don Z.. leave all the pretty teachers to Fred. SENIOR DIRECTORY . . . KATHY ADELMAN. 87 Meadowbrook Rd., Band 1. 2, 3 KATHLEEN ALTOBELLI. 43 Mill St.. Cheerleading 1 JOHN ALVES. 53 Fairview St. JODI ANDERSON. 38 Rowley St.. Color- guard 1. 2. 3 - captain 3; Spanish Club 2; S.A.C. 3; Daisy Chain 2; NHS 2. 3 - Board of Directors 3; Yearbook Assoc. Ed. 3; WS Rallies 1. 2. 3 JAN ANDRICHAK, 305 Suffield St. KEVIN ATKINSON. 151 Florida Dr., X- Country 1, 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3 KAREN AUGUSTI. 46 Pleasant Valley Dr.. F.H.. Cheerleading 1. 2; NHS 2, 3 - Board of Directors 3; Tennis 1; Yearbook 3; Daisy Chain 2; Ski Team 3 BARBARA ANN AVERY. 20 Robin Lane. F.H. ALAN BADONE, 51 Carr Ave., Ski Team 2. 3 LISA BARR. 718 North Westfield St. ANN MARIE BARRETT. 943 Main St.. Cheerleading 1. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Daisy Chain 1. 2 LORI BARTNIK. 63 Coronet Cir.. F.H.. Co lorguard 1, 2, 3 - captain 3; Ski Team 1. 2. 3 - captain 3; NHS 2, 3; Daisy Chain 2; French Club 1 JOYCE BEAN. 31 Sheri Lane MICHAEL BEAUDETTE. 125 Brien St., Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1; Track 1. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3 DARLENE BEAULIEU. 63 Columbia Dr.. F.H.. Chorale 1. 2. 3 - president 3; softball 2; OSA 2. 3 DEBBIE BEAUREGARD. 15 Lawnwood St.. Colorguard 1. 2; Daisy Chain 2; NHS 2, 3; S.A.C. 3; Ski Team 3 JULIE BEELE. 48 Roberta Cir., Ski Club 1 LORRAINE BELISLE. 680 Springfield St., F.H., Library Staff 1.2. 3; NHS 2. 3; A.V.A. 1; Theater 2; Honor guard 3 BARBARA BENOIT. 77 Valentine Terr.. Chorale 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2 TRACIE BESSETTE. 154 Parkview Dr.. F.H.. Chorale 1. 2 LISA BIANCHI, 33 Duclos Drive ANDREW BIRD. 29 Primrose Lane. Span- ish Club 2. 3; Dungeons Dragons 2. 3; AFS 3; Unicorn 3 JUDY BLAIR, 14 Sunset Terrace. F.H., NHS 2. 3 JENNIFER BLANCH. 775 Springfield St.. F.H.. Drama 2. 3; Daisy Chain 1. 2; Clown Group 3 SUSAN BODURTHA, 83 Harvey Johnson Dr.. Cheerleading 1, 2; Daisy Chain 2; NHS 2. 3; Yearbook 3 KELLY BOLAND. 76 Meadowbrook Rd., Cheerleading 1; Daisy Chain 1, 2; Prom Committee 2. 3; Yearbook 3 JOE BONF1TTO. 30 Ridgeway Dr.. F.H.. Football 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3 PETER BORRELLO. 29 Forest Road. Cho- rale 1; Hockey 1. 2. 3; Tennis 2. 3; Ski Club 1 JOANNE BOUCHER. 46 Hayes Ave. F.H.. Band 1. 2. 3; Wind Ens. 1, 2,3; Drum Major 3 JEAN BOUSQUET. 78 Elmar Dr.. F.H. SCOTT BOUSQUET. 62 South Park Ter- race JUDI BRETON. 24 Federal Ave.. Daisy Chain 2; Student Store 3 JEFF BROWN. 34 Lawnwood St., Skiing 1 TONY BRYANT. 887 North St.. F.H.. Cho- rale 1. 2; Wrestling 1. 2, 3-captain 3; Foot- ball 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3 KEVIN BUCHANAN. 1234 North St. Ex- tention DAVID BULL. 260 James St. F.H.. Collabo- rative 2, 3 DIANA BULSON, 38 Sequoia Dr.. F.H., Band 1; Tennis 1. 2. 3 TONY BUONICONTI, 123 Mallard Cir., Baseball 1. 2. 3 JAMES BURNS. 295 Southwick St.. F.H. THOMAS BURR. 55 Wilbert Ter., F.H.. Chorale 2. 3 PAUL BURTON. 37 Thalia Dr. F.H. DANIEL M. BUTLER. 60 Ley St. MICHAEL BUTT. 147 Meadowbrook Road. NHS 3; Football 2 JAMES CARDAROPOLI, 39 Kellogg Ave. F.H., Track 3 ERIC CARROLL. 238 School St.. Chorale 1; NHS 2. 3 CINDY CASAVANT. 37 Ridgeway Drive. F.H.. NHS 2. 3 FRANK CAVALLO. 36 Clover Hill Dr. F.H., Wrestling 1. 2. 3; Soccer 2. 3; States 1 ROBERT CECCHI. 1109 Springfield St. F.H., Ski Club 1. 2 MICHAEL CHAGNON. 52 DePalma St. F.H., Hockey 1. 2. 3; Mirror 1. 2. 3 MICHELLE CHAGNON. 52 DePalma St. F.H.. Softball; Daisy Chain; Mirror LEO CHENEVERT. 44 Kellogg Ave.. F.H.. Football 1; Basketball 2. 3 JUSTINE CHRISCOLA. 41 Channell Dr.. Chorale 1. 2. 3; Art Club 2. 3; Prom Comm. 2. 3 TAMMIE-LEE CLARK. 57 Poplar St BRIAN CONNOR. 222 South Westfield St. F.H.. Wrestling 3 GINA CONNOR. 15 Provin Mountain Dr.. F.H. PAM COOPER. 96 Ridgeway Drive CRISTIN COULTER. 75 Hastings St., F.H. ERIC COUSINEAU. 18 Karen Dr.. Golf 3; Band 1. 2 GARY COUTURE. 265 Colemore Street. Football 3 RAYMOND COUTURE. 86 Amherst Ave MICHELE CREAN. 88 Elmar Dr.. F.H.. Chorale 1. 2. 3; J.V. Cheerleader 2. 3 - captain 3; Daisy Chain 1. 2 WENDY CRIPPS. 60 Silver Lake Dr. Cho- rale 1. 2, 3; Vocal Ens. 2. 3; Jazz Singers 3; Vaudeville 1. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 1. 2 SANDRA CROUGH, 5 Pontoosic Road, Westfield DEBORAH CRUZ. 21 Florida Dr.. Field Hockey 1; Track 2, 3; NHS 2. 3 KEN CUFFEE. 71 Pheasant Hill Dr.. F.H.. Cross-Country 2; Track 1, 2. 3 JOE CURRAN. 17 Duclos Dr.. Band 1. 2. 3; Band President 3; Chorale 2. 3; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3; Marching Mohawks 1. 2. 3 KRISTIN DAHDAH. 62 Cherry St.. F.H. DEBBIE DALTON. 62 Plantation Dr.. Soc- cer 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Softball 1. 2. 3; JCL 2; Daisy Chain 2; NHS 2. 3 STEVE DANIELS. 37 Porter Dr. JOANN DARIN, 184 Beekman Dr. RAELENE DAVIS. 16 S. Florida Dr.. NHS 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Class Treasurer 1 DAN DECOSMO, 17 Ruth Ave., Varsity Hockey 1. 2, 3 TONY DEMOS. 78 Southwick St.. F.H.. Track 1. 2. 3 JODY DENNIS. 41 Hamilton Cir.. F.H.. Vo- cal Ensemble 1. 2; Show Choir 1. 2. 3; Colorguard 1. 2; Daisy Chain 2; Class Trea- surer 3; Spanish Club Sec.- Treas. 2; Vaude- ville 1. 2. 3; WS Rally 1. 2; Yearbook Staff 3; NHS 2. 3 STEPHEN DEPALMA. 16 Colony Lane. F.H., Baseball 2. 3; Wrestling 1 LAURA DESANTIS. 78 Peros Dr.. Color- guard 1. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; Yearbook 3 TAMMI DESILETS, 85 Maynard St.. F.H.. Honorguard 2; Prom Comm. 2 ROBERT DESIMONE. 147 Edgewater Rd.. Baseball 1. 2. 3 LINDA DESMARAIS. 476 Franklin St. Ext.. Colorguard 1, 2. 3- captain 3; NHS 2, 3; 142 Class Secretary 3; Yearbook Assoc. Editor 3; Daisy Chain 2; WS Rally 1. 2. 3 JOHN DESROCHERS. 154 Forest Hill Rd. FRANK DESTEFANO, 86 Brien St.; Foot- ball 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1 NANCY L. DIONNE. 69 South Alhambra Circle MICHAEL DIROMA. 4 Alfred Court LISA DITOMASO, 140 Florida Dr.. Concert Band and Marching Band 1, 2. 3; Wind En- semble 2, 3; Spanish Club 1 CLARK DORE, 181 Garden St.; Football 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2 TOM DREWNOWSKI, 85 Hope Farms Dr.; Hockey 1. 2 KIMBERLY DROWNS. 30 Stanley Place; Colorguard 1, 2. 3; Band 1, 2, 3; O.S.A. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 1. 2 DIANNA DUCHARME. 14 Greenacre Lane; Library Staff 1 KAREN DUDA. 144 River Rd.; Cheerlead- ing 1, 2. 3-captain 3; NHS 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2; Sachem Staff 3; West Side Rally 1. 2, 3 TODD DUDA. 40 Simpson Circle; Tennis 3 ALFRED P. DUDLEY. 133 Adams St. MARY DUPRE. 269 South St BOB EGGLESTON. 24 Portland St.. F.H.; Baseball 1. 2. 3; Hockey 1. 2, 3; Football 3 WILL FAIRLIE. 45 Parker St.; Soccer 1. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3 JOHN PAUL FAVREAU. 90 Pleasant Drive. F.H.; Vocal Ensemble 1.2; Swimming 1. 2, 3- captain 2, 3; French Club 1, 2. 3- Pres. 1. 2; French NHS 2; NHS 2. 3; ASMW 1 TOM FAVREAU. 492 South West St. F.H. GINA FAZIO. 205 South St.; Track 2. 3 ALFRED FENNEY. JR.. 840 North St.; Baseball 1. 2. 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Weightlift- ing 1. 2. 3 DONNA FERRAIOLO. 104 Red Fox Dr.. F.H.; Colorguard 1. 2. 3-captain 3; Tennis 1; Daisy Chain 1. 2; Yearbook Staff 3- Adver- tising GARY FERRENDINO. 52 Maynard St.. F.H.; J.V. Hockey 1 COLLEEN FERRY. 454 Southwick St.. F.H.; Soccer 2; Basketball 1, 2; Softball 1, 2. 3 DEBBI FITZGERALD. 32 Sunnyslope Ave. DONNA FOGG. 22 Clematis Rd.; National Honor Society 2, 3; Daisy Chain 1. 2; Stu- dent Store 3; Yearbook 3 GEORGE FOLEY. 91 Pleasant Drive. F.H. CINDIE FONTAINE. 54 Greenacre Lane; Gymnastics 1. 2-captain 2 DAWN FONTAINE. 49 Florida Drive; Band 1, 2. 3; French Club 1 ELLEN FONTAINE. 40 Parkview Drive, F.H.; Track 1; Daisy Chain 2; Prom Commit- tee 3 CATHRYN FORKEY. 258 Northwest St.. F.H. TOM FORTIER. 40 Pheasant Run Circle. F.H. TRACY FOUNTAINE. 70 Kensington St.. F.H.; Band 1. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3 CHRIS FRASCO, 40 Horsham Place. F.H, LYNN FRATINI. 54 Parkview Dr.. F.H.; Daisy Chain 1, 2; V. Swimming 1. 2. 3; V. Track 1. 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Junior Classical League 3; Prom Committee 3 JIM FROGAMENI, 43 Central St.; Guitar 1. 2. 3 SUE FRUWIRTH. 51 Fruwirth Ave.. F.H. RALPH GAMELLI, 306 Rowley St.; Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3 TERRY GEAUGHAN. 13 Corey Col. LISA GENTILE. 252 North Westfield St.. F.H. JAMES GILES. 58 Paul Revere Dr.. F.H.; Football 1, 3; Track 1; Basketball 3 CORINNA GIROUARD. 665 Southwest St.. F.H.; Daisy Chain 1; FSA 1; Student Store 2. 3 THOMAS GONET. 42 Lincoln St.. F.H.; Football 1; Ski team 1. 2. 3-captain 3; Track 1. 3 MARK GOODWIN. 45 South Alhambra Cir- cle; Football 1. 2, 3- captain 3 PATRICIA GOULD. 63 Briarcliff Drive. F.H. STEPHEN GRASSETTI, 92 Riviera Drive; Football 1. 2, 3- captain 3; Wrestling 1. 2. 3- captain 3 GLENN GRAY. 85 Royal Lane; Chorale 1. 2. 3 LISA GRAY. 87 Coronet Circle. F.H. SCOTT GREENOUGH, 142 Silver St.. Marching Band 1. 2. 3 MATTHEW GRUSKA. 25 Hayes Ave., F.H. DAVE GUTHRIE. 56 Horsham Place. F.H; Ski team 1. 3 TOM HANNON. 90 Woodside Dr.; Soccer 1 KRISTI HARLOW. 259 Shoemaker Lane; Chorale 1. 2. 3; Ski Club 1 CHRIS HELLQUIST. 26 Wilbert Terr.. F.H. TODD R. HUHTANEN, 57 Hendom Dr.. F.H. JOANNE IMELIO, 11 Spencer St.; Library Staff 2; F.S.A. 1. 2; NHS 2, 3 KARIN IVERSON. 21 Willowbrook Dr.; Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3 KURT JACKSON. 247 Colemore St.. F.H.; AVA 1, 2. 3; Photography-Arts 1, 2, 3 DAVID JAGODOWSKI. 37 Emerson Rd.; Band 1, 3; Jazz Band 2, 3-Pres. 3; Jazz Combo 3-Pres 3; Wind Ensemble 3; Vocal Instrumentalist 2. 3 DAVID JENKS, 131 Pineview Circle; Soc- cer 1. 2. 3 BETH JOHNSON. 58 Wilson St.; J.V. Cheerleader 1; AHS Mirror 1, 2, 3-Circula- tion manager 3; Daisy Chain 1 KIMBERLY JOHNSON. 63 Poplar St.. F.H.; Colorguard 1; Honor Guard 3; Cho- rale 1, 2; Secretary Club 2 DARLENE M. JOY. 775 Springfield St.. F.H. JOANN JULIANO. 232 Meadow St KEVIN KAMYK, 71 Woodside Dr.; Hockey 1. 2. 3; Soccer 1. 2. 3 TINA KARAM, 80 Simpson Circle; NHS 2. 3 SCOTT KAREN. 21 Sutton PI. 4; Dun- geons and Dragons 2, 3-Vice Pres. 2, 3; NHS 2. 3; MATS KARLSSON. 17 Duclos Dr.. F.H.; Jazz Band 3; Marching Band 3; Ski Team 3; AFS 3 DON KEENE. 88 Karen Lynn Cir.. F.H.; Vocal Ensemble 1, 2 ERIN KELLEY. 28 Duclos Dr.. F.H. JOE KIERKLA. 1068 Shoemaker Lane. F.H.; Wrestling 2. 3; Track 1 PHYLLIS KISIELEWSKI. 28 Sylvan Lane. F.H.; NHS 2. 3 ERNIE KOPYSC1NSKI. 51 Randall St.; Ad- visory Committee to the School Committee 2 KIM KOSAK, 40 Bradford Drive. F.H.; Vo- cal Ensemble 1, 2 MARIA KOZLOSKI, 102 Meadow St.; Soc- cer 1. 2. 3-capt. 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Soft- ball 1, 2. 3; NHS 2, 3; Winter Olympics 1; Daisy Chain 2 KRISTINE LABELLE. 51 Paul Revere Dr.. F.H.; Chorale 2; Student Store 3 DARREN LABONTE. 173 High St.; Base- ball 1. 2. 3 RENEE LACOUR, 84 Meadowbrook Rd.; Colorguard 1. 2. 3-capt. 3; Chorale 1. 2, 3; Yearbook 3; Daisy Chain 1. 2; Rallies 1, 2. 3 FRAN LAFONTAINE. 91 Pleasant Dr.. F.H. DONALD LANCOUR, 710 Northwest St.. F.H.; ASMW 1. 2. 3; French Club 1. 2. 3- Vice Pres. 2; Tennis 2. 3; Mirror 2. 3-Sports editor 3; NHS 2. 3; Literary Magazine-Lay- out editor 3 KAREN LANDERS. 25 Homer St.. F.H.; Chorale 1; Field Hockey 1 LAURIE LARIVIERE. 79 Bradford Dr.. F.H.; Daisy Chain 2; Colorguard 2; Library Staff 2 TERESA LAROCCA, 72 Sunset Terrace, F.H.; Gymnastics 1, 2; Honor Guard 2; Dai- sy Chain 1; NHS 2. 3; Yearbook 3 143 BRENDA LAVELL. 447 Southwest St., F.H.; Colorguard 2. 3; O.S.A. 3; Daisy Chain 2 MICHAEL LAZAZZERA. 107 Brien St.; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2. 3; Football 3 CHRISTOPHER LECLAIRE, 120 Coronet Circle. F.H. SEAN M. LECLAIRE. 120 Coronet Circle, F.H. LAURA LEHBERGER. 45 Giffin Place. F.H. KRISTIN LETENDRE. 56 Coronet Circle. F.H. Track 1. 2, 3; Soccer 2; Cross Country 3; Swimming 3; AFS 2. 3; Art Club 2; Daisy Chain 2; Prom Committee 2. 3; Yearbook 3. JOSEPH LIBERATORE. 1099 River Road. Skiing 1. 2, 3 RICH LIGHT. 438 Main St. Baseball 1 SUSAN LINDSAY. 65 Thalia Dr.. F.H. THOMAS LOCKWOOD. 37 Oak Lane. F.H. Soccer 1; Wrestling 1 MARK LONGHI, 142 Meadow St. Football 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3 JOE LONGO. 29 Harvey Johnson Dr. D D 2. 3 JEFF LOSITO. 611 Mill St. F.H. Cross Country 2; Track 2. 3 ANTHONY LUCIA. 160 Meadowbrook Rd. Football 1. 2 GERARD MACFADZEN. 29 Seymour Ave. Ski Team 2. 3 MICHAEL MADRY. 258 Barry St. F.H. As Schools Match Wits 1; Hockey 1; Football 2; N.H.S. 2. 3; DOREEN MAHONEY. 17 Pheasant Run Cr. F.H. Tennis 1; Colorguard 1 MICHAEL MAHONEY. 75 Sylvan Lane F.H. Track 2. 3; Mirror 3 KARLA MANCINI. 58 Royal St. Colorguard 1. 2. 3- captain 3; Prom Committee 2. 3; Library Staff 3; ROBERT MARTEL. 80 Doane Ave. LISA MARTINELLI. 62 Memorial Dr. F.H. Guidance 2. 3; Colorguard 3; NHS 2, 3 ROBYN MATUSKO. 157 Park Edge Dr. F.H. DOUGLAS MAY. 20 Federal Ave. Football 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2. 3 JOSEPH MAZZA. 24 Granger Dr. F.H. CHRISTINE MCCARTHY. 97 South Park Terrace JOHN MCCARTHY. 35 Sunny Slope Ave. MIKE MCCRYSTAL. 14 Columbia Dr. F.H. MICHIKO MCCULLAH, 61 Sheri Lane Band 1, 2; Colorguard 1. 2, 3; Daisy Chain 1. 2 KIM MCFARLIN. 128 Karen Lynn Circle F.H, Track 1, 2, 3; Captain 3 SUSAN MCLEAN. 56 Wilbert Terrace. F.H. BILL MCMAHON. 52 Mallard Circle NHS 2 STEVEN MENDES. 170 River Rd. Wres- tling 1. 2 JOLENE MERCADANTE. 374 Poplar St. F.H. Basketball 1. 2. 3; Track 2. 3; Soccer 2; Softball 1; JCL 3; NHS 2. 3 SHELLY MERCHANT. 12 Barn Rd. Ski Club 1; Track 1. 2. 3; Yearbook 3; NHS 2. 3 TOM MERCHANT. 303 School St. DEBBIE MEZZETTI. 39 Forest Rd. Color- guard 1. 2. 3 SHELLEY MICKEY. 11 Brookline Ave. F.H. KARIE MIKA. 13 Horsham Pleasant F.H. JUDI MILAR 43 Brien St. Daisy Chain 1 HELEN MILLER. 358 Meadow St. Band 1 CHRIS MITCHELL. 1104 North St. F.H. DONNA MOCCIO 11 Hayes Ave. F.H. Co- lorguard 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1; Softball 1; NHS 2. 3 KEN MOKAN. 21 Carmel Lane. F.H. Bowl- ing 1; Track 1; Tennis 3 MARY MOREAU. 1303 Suffield St. Presi- dent 3;; Skiing 1. 3 KELLEY MURPHY. 38 Robin Ridge Dr. F.H. ROBERT MUTTI. 116 Robin Ridge DR. F.H. Chorale 2, 3; Bowling 1 HEIDI NACHTIGALL. 19 Forest Rd. Cross- Country 3; Tennis 3; Skiing 3; Band 3 LUCINDY NAPOLI. 31 Rowley St. Spanish Club 2; Daisy Chain 2; Office Aide 2. 3; NHS 2. 3 IVA NESIN. 12 Pleasant Valley DR. F.H. Ski Club 1; French Club 1; Prom Committee 3 CARA NICHOLS 31 Stanley PI. OSA 1. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2 JEAN NICOLE. 60 Forest Hill Rd. F.H. Soc- cer 1. 2. 3- captain 3; Golf 1. 2, 3- captain 2, 3; NHS 2. 3 JANET NODLAND. 50 Belmont Ave. F.H. TRISH NOONAN. 5 Debra Lane Color- guard 1. 2, 3; Library Staff 2, 3; Office Aid 2, 3; Wrestling Stats 3; Daisy Chain 1, 2 RICHARD NOYES. 23 Simpson Circle V.P. 3; Yearbook 3; NHS 2. 3 BRENDA OCONNELL. 41 Bradford Dr. F.H. MARGARET O’CONNELL. 36 Southwick St. F.H. Drama 3 MICHAEL O’CONNELL. 68 Royal St. Baseball mgr. 1. 2. 3; Football mgr. 2. 3 ELIZABETH O’DONNELL. 5 Hickory St. F.H. Colorguard 1, 2; Tennis 2. 3; Yearbook 3; NHS 2. 3 CHRISTINE OREFICE. 137 Shoemaker Lane Theatre 2, 3 TINA ORLOSK. 142 Country Rd. Softball 1; Ski Club 1 LORELEI OWCZARSKI. 23 Harvey John- son Dr. JILL PADDEN. 34 Harvey Johnson Dr. DIANE PALAZZI. 36 Trinity Terrace Cheerleading 1. 2, 3- captain 3; Daisy Chain 2; NHS 2. 3; West Side Rally 1. 2. 3; Sa- chem Staff- E-I-C 3; NHS-Board of Directors 3 EILEEN PALEOLOGOPOULOS. 1411 Main St. Gymnastics 1, 2; Band 1. 2, 3- Head Drum Major 3; French Club 1; NHS 2. 3. DONNA PALLOTTA. 15 Keating Lane GINA PARO, 183 Regency Park Chorale 1. 2; Honor Guard 2; Colorguard 3; Theatre 2; Daisy Chain 1. 2; Guidance 2. 3 DALE PATNAUDE, 62 Perry Lane ASMV 1. 2, 3- captain 3; Marching Band 1. 2. 3; Wind Ens. 1. 3; Concert Band 1; District 1; NHS 2. 3; Math League 1; D D Club 1. French Club 1 NORA PEER. 163 River Rd. Colorguard 1. 2 JAY PELLEY. 412 Northwest St. F.H. SCOTT PEMBERTON. 216 Pineview Circle Baseball 1; Soccer 1; JAMES PERRY. 38 Forest Rd. LISA PERRY. 38 Forest Rd. CINDY PERUSSE. 335 Adams St. Color- guard 1. 2, 3; Chorale 1, 2, 3; Vocal Ensem- ble 3 MICHAEL PETRONE. 54 Federal St. Soc- cer 1, 2. 3 BETH PHILLIPS. 34 Homer St. F.H.. Cheerleading 1. 2. 3 • Capt. 2; Rallies 1. 2. 3; Chorale 1,2,3- Sec. 3; Jazz Rock 1.2, 3; Vaudeville 2. 3; Prom Com. 2, 3; Wrestling stats • 3; Yearbook Staff • Ad 3; Daisy Chain - 2; Future Sec. Club 3. JOANN PILIERO, 16 Senator Ave.. Secre tary 2; Prom Com. 2. 3. DAN PISANO. 22 Belvidere Ave.. F.H PHILLIP PODGORSKI, 131 Barry St.. F.H., Soccer 1. 2, 3 - Capt 3. WENDY BETH POTENZA. 33 Corey Colo- nial, Secretary 1; Softball 1; Basketball 1. JOSEPH M. POTTER. 38 High Meadow Rd.. Vaudeville 1. 2. 3; Chorale 2. 3; The- atre 2. 3; Mirror 3; Lit. Mag. 3; Golf 1; D D 3; Ava 3. CHERYL PRZESZLO, 377 Springfield St., Band 1. 2. 3; Jazz Band 2. 3; Sec. 3; Wind Ensemble 2, 3; Pep Band 3; Combo 3. JEFF RACINE. 29 Sheri Lane. Hockey 1. 2. 3. NANCY RAWSON, 90 Shibley Ct.. F.H.. Daisy Chain 1; Gymnastics 2. 3; Vocal En- semble 2, 3; Vaudeville 2. 3; Color Guard 2. 3; N.H.S. 2, 3; Theatre 2; French Club v.p. 3. GARY RESCIGNO. 651 Barry St., F H . Chorale 2. 3; Track 1. 3; Mirror 1. 2. 3. PRESTON RESCIGNO. 353 North St.. F.H., Chorale 1, 2. 3; Vocal Ensemble 3; Vaudeville 1. 2. 3. 144 SANDRA RHODES. 243 School St.. Cho- rale 1. 2. 3; Colorguard 1. 2. 3. GREG R1BERDY, 509 North Westfield St.. F.H., Vocal Ensemble 2, 3; Football 1, 2. 3; Chorale 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3; Vocal Jazz 3. JULIE ROBINSON. 79 Perry Lane. A.F.S. 3; Honorguard 3. LORI ROBINSON. 73 Regency Pk. Dr.. Na- tional Honor Society. KATHLEEN ROCCA. 475 Meadow St.. Chorale 1, 2, 3; Daisy Chain 1. 2; O.S.A. 2. 3. FRANK RONDOLETTO. 18 Carmel Lane. F.H.. Hockey 1, 2, 3; Football 1; Baseball 1. GINA ROSSI. 44 Colemore St.. F.H. DENISE ROY. Ill Pleasant Dr.. F.H.. Cho- rale 1. 2. 3. KEVIN RUBY. 122 Monroe St. BRYAN RYAN. 19 Fruwirth Ave., F.H. PAUL SADOWSKI. 25 Homer St.. F.H.. Weightlifting 1; Hockey 1. DEBBIE SALIBA. 1 Doane Ave., Gymnas- tics 1. 2; N.H.S. 2. 3. DEBORAH SAMBROOK. 99 Pleasant Dr.. F.H., Cheerleading 1. 2. 3: Daisy Chain 1, 2; Track Stats 2. 3; Rallies 1. 2. 3; Yearbook Staff-Sports 3; Library Staff 2. 3. GEORGE SANDLIN. 90 Granger Dr.. F.H., Baseball 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1.2. 3; N.H.S. 2. 3. GINGER ANNE SCHEBEL. 1057 Suffield St., Collaborative 2. 3. JACKIE SCHEBEL. 71 Columbia Dr.. F.H PATRICIA SCHINDLER. 83 Northwood St.. F.H. DONALD SCHLICHTING, 912 North St.. F.H., Piano- Jazz Band 2, 3. MARK SCHMIDT. 51 Wright St.. Tennis 2. 3. MARISSA SCIBELLI. 652 Cooper St.. Track Stats 1; Daisy Chain. A.F.S. 2; Tennis 2.3; W.S. Rallies 1. 2.3; Colorguard 1. 2. 3; Library Staff 1, 2, 3; Yearbook - Advertising 3. PHIL SCOVILLE. 276 Suffield St. MARK SESSIONS. 29 Porter Dr DWAYNE SHARPY. 62 Chapin St.. F.H. DAN SHAUGHNESSY. 27 Cecile St. PETE SHEPARDSON. 29 River Rd.. Tennis 3. JOHN SIMPSON. 815 River Rd ELLEN SMITH. 26 Lexington St.. Gymnas- tics 1, 2, 3; Captain 2; Softball 1, 2, 3; Colorguard 2, 3; Daisy Chain 2; Yearbook 3; Winter Olympics 1; Library aid 2, 3. GERALD SMITH. 487 Southwick St.. F.H.. Baseball 1. 2. 3; Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3. JOHN A. SMITH. 3 Valentine Terrace. Chorale 2; Vaudeville 1. 2, 3. JUDI SMITH-DELLA MARCO. 30 Porter Dr.. Colorguard 1, 2, 3; Rifle 3. JEANNE SPAULDING. 36 Regency Park Dr., Chorale 1. 2; Colorguard 2. 3. MICHAEL ST. GERMAIN. 57 Elbert Rd.. Football 1, 3; Baseball 2. 3; Weightlifting 1. 2. 3. EMILIA STELLATO. 136 North Westfield St.. F.H. KIM STOLL. 70 Stewart Lane, Band 1. 2. 3- Vice Pres. 3; Drum Major 3; Jazz Band 1, 2, 3- Treasurer 3; Jazz Combo 3; Chorale 3; Pep Band 3; Wind Ensemble 1. 2. 3; N.H.S. 2. 3. JACINDA STONE. 72 Federal St.. Daisy Chain 1; Chorale 2; Prom Com. 3. DAVID STRATTON. 120 Pineview Cir.. Soccer 1, 2. 3- Capt. 3; Hockey 1, 2. 3; Track 2. 3; MICHAEL STROM. 728 Suffield St. MICHELLE STROM. 728 Suffield St.. Cho- rale 1. 2. JOSEPH SWALES. 205 High St.. Track 1. 3; Chorale 2; Theatre 3. RON SWIFT. 37 Highland Ave.. Football 1. 3; Hockey 1. 2. 3. SYLVIA TALBOT. 16 Hamilton Cir.. F.H. EDWARD TAUPIER. 36 Hendom Dr.. F.H.. Ski team 3. DONNA TEBALDI. 15 Corey Colonial, Vo- cal Ensemble 1, 2. STEVEN TESNY. 82 Sunnyslope Ave.. Track 1; Cross Country 1. BRIAN TETREAULT, 23 Lexington St., Wrestling 1. 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2. 3. MICHELE THERIAULT. 133 Corey Colo- nial. JULIA A. TOOMEY. 35 Depalma St.. Gym- nastics 1, 2. LISA TROMBLEY. 78 Sunset Ter., F.H.. Ski Team 1. MILA TUPIKOW. 119 Clover Hill Dr.. F.H., Daisy Chain 1, 2; Chorale 1, 2; Band Com- mittee 3; A.F.S. 3. ROB USCHMANN. 32 Northwood St.. F.H., Chorale 1. 2. 3. JEFF VANDERGRIFT. 119 High St MARIO VANOTTI, 18 Valentine Ter. DONALD VEILLEUX, 72 Vassar Dr.. F.H.. Dungeons and Dragons 2. 3 DIANE VINTON. 675 Main St. ELSE VON HOLLANDER. 13 Charles St.. Daisy Chain 1; Junior Grand Marshall 2; Student Store 3 BARBARA WALSH, 107 Maple St., Soccer 1. 2; Basketball 1. 2, 3- Capt. 2; Softball 1, 2. 3: Daisy Chain 2; N.H.S. 2. 3; Winter Olympics 1. MARY WALSH. 107 Maple St.. Vars. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3- Capt. 3; Rallies 1. 2, 3; N.H.S. 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Daisy Chain 2 STEPHEN WARD. 21 Raymond Cir. GARY WEBSTER. 53 Royal St. MICHELLE WELCH. 73 Sheri Lane. Color- guard 1. 2. 3 COLIN WELLS. Ill Pineview Cir., Mirror 1, 2, 3- Sports Ed. 2. Ed.-in-chief 3; ASMW 1, 2. 3; Vocal Ensemble 1. 3; Jazz Band 3; Marching Band 2; French Club 1. 2: Pres. 1; Treas. 2; Lit. Mag.- Layout Ed. 3; Columbia Press Forum 2, 3; Vaudeville 1. 2. 3: N.H.S. 2. 3 KAREN WESLEY, 40 Provin Mt. Dr.. F.H.. Track 1. 2. 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Daisy Chain 1. 2; Prom Com. 3 DEBORAH WHITE. 52 Hamilton Cir.. F.H.. Class Sec. 1; Vocal Ensemble 1. 2. 3; Vaudeville 1, 2, 3; Showchoir 1. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2; Jr. Classical League 2: N.H.S. 2. 3: French Club- Sec. 2, 3. Pres. 3; Sachem 3- Lit. Staff DANNY WHITE. 81 Witheridge St.. F.H.. Wrestling 1, 2. 3; Chorale 1, 2, 3; Vocal Ensemble 3 SHARON WHITEHEAD. 39 Henry St.. F.H., Honor Guard 3 BARBARA WILLETT. 20 Dartmouth St., Chorale 2. 3 VIVIAN WILLINGHAM. 63 Elizabeth St.. JA 3 LORI F. WITKIEWICZ. 139 Park Edge Dr.. F.H.. Gymnastics 1, 2, 3- Capt. 3; Daisy Chain 1 DONNA WOJCIK. 472 South West St., F.H., Band 1. 2 DALE WOOD. 821 North St.. F.H. TINA WRIGHT. 28 North West St.. F.H.. Track 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2 STEPHEN C. YOUNG. 1162 River Rd.. N.H.S. 2, 3; Junior Marshall 2; Football 1. 2. 3; Basketball 1. 2. 3; Track 1. 2, 3; Vice Pres. 1. 2 DON ZOUTES. 418 Meadow St.. Tennis 1 145 The Qui of '83 agreesthis sign says 1« all! Jodi raises cane. Agawam's very own Dolly Parton? The Seniors at thetr last Soccer Rally. 146 Loving couples cherished each and every dance. Debbie and Mark wheelbarrow'' the Seniors to a victory. 'Dtf wlL r: TErwbm isOutfl! SEMI OR HAPPENINGS HAT DAY A motley crew. If there ever was one. The AHS line up. TIE DAY He belongs to the Village People? What's so funny Phil? Joe. what's the occasion? 148 Who's that look for. Jeff? The casual look of Kim PUNK DAY Vi “No one can me5 with me! Walt! We're not ready yet! Who’s behind those Foster Grants?! The punk rockers of Agawam. VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT The Eggbeaters on their way to victory. Please go over! Look! I'm flying! 149 WINTER OLYMPICS We are supposed to do what? Debbie and Mark Invent a new dance! The Sophomores barreled their way through the races. Our superior Seniors, behind” the scenes! SOCCER RALLY The Cheerleaders get down”! The Seniors have the spirit! 151 WEST SIDE RALLY 152 Thr«c ch««r for the Gridiron Mom !! Senior «n)oy th«lr la t rally What a time to get the giggles. Karla! Steve and Mark make their entrance. 153 They came In all shapes and sizes Ellen. Barb and Maria- Blinded by the light?? Hey baby, want to dance? The Enchanted Forest. 154 Brian and Jean enjoy a hair-raising experience Just “clowning around, The 1983 Seniors kidding around Time out for a picture. Mr Peanut and his friends are a class act SEMI-FORMAL DANCE 156 Chri and Tony relax after dinner. The band Tempest provides good entertainment for the Semi-Formal. All table enjoyed the fine cuisine of either roast beef or stuffed capon A happy couple smiles with pleasure. Enjoying a time by themselves. Good friend enjoying good times. Steve and Sue enjoy a tender moment. 157 PROM ’82 . . . “ENDLESS LOVE” Ellen and Troy enjoy an intimate moment on the dance floor. Debbie and Bob pau c for the camera Tammy gets a laugh out of the evening. 15« Lori and Cathy are glowing from the night's events. Tim and Liane point out the beautiful atmosphere provided by Chez Josef. Sheila and her escort seem to be enjoying the excellent food and music. Steven entertains his date Sue with an amusing joke. The head table enjoyed the fine service at Chez Josef. Frankie and Sue will always remember the Prom of 1982. Steve and Terri spin around the floor to the music of Sundown. 1S9 IN MEMORY OF LISA BARDSLEY Frt«nd$ . . . Sandy. Lisa. and Lori RELAXING . . . There is a peaceful spot in the woods where I go to unwind and relax. I follow a meandering path through the thickly settled forest until I find my special spot in a clearing under a sweet-smelling pine tree. As I sink on the spongy earth below me. I feel the slight prickle of the fallen pine needles. I listen to the crackle of the cool stream flowing near by and the high- pitched songs of the wild birds over head. Almost tasting the bittersweet, fresh air I think to myself, “I really can’t find anything more relaxing or satisfying than Nature.” Lisa Bardsley MEMORIES Lisa, only yesterday we laughed. And we shared good times togther. For some strange and unknown reason, Loved and missed by class- You’ve left us all, now, Forever. ma,c and P«ctal ,rl nd - Photographs of times we shared Treasured in our books. Thoughts of silly things we did, And Oh! Those crazy looks. We’ll never know why your time came. At the Season of Great Giving . . . All we ask of ourselves is . . . Why couldn’t you go on living? High School times and memories are joys you left behind. Why, at Eighteen, we’ll never know . . . Perhaps, your Peace of Mind”. 160 BUSINESS PATRONS We beg you to try our advertiters! Agawam Appliance 278 Springfield St. Agawam, Ma. Agawam Associates Inc. 167 Elm St. Agawam, Ma. Agawam Public Market 768 Main St. Agawam, Ma. Books-n-Such 336 Walnut St. Ext., Agawam, Ma. Christy’s Auto Body 74 Ramah Circle Agawan, Ma. Dr. Willett 33 Southwick St. F.H., Ma. High School Cafeteria Ladies Congratulations ’83’ Pulaski Photographic Dickinson Dr. Granville, Ma. 01034 River Auto 204 Garden St. F.H., Ma. Romito and Sons. Inc. 203 Walnut St. Agawam. Ma. Sal’s Beauty Salon 422 Cooper St. Agawam, Ma. Sharpe and Wiley 378 Walnut St. Agawam, Ma. The Piecemakers Quilt Shop 26 Southwick St. F.H., Ma. True Value 860 Suffield St. Agawam. Ma. Valenti’s Restaurant 1 Cooper St. Agawam, Ma. PERSONAL PATRONS Russell and Elaine Bellico JoAnne Heit Bertrand Anne G. Eckart Mr. and Mrs. John A. Morrissey Elizabeth L. Prew Mr. and Mrs. David W. Pulaski Rosemary and Dave Stratton Mr. and Mrs. David Williams 164 State-of-the-art equipment used for accurate record keeping For the best in tax service , look for Abbett's sign. I'll bet Abbett will be number one with you also.' Boo. Michelle. and Lara open the door to a better driving education. AGAWAM AUTO SCHOOL 166 375 Walnut St. Agawam 786-4984 Derek and Carmine Read THE ADVERTISER NEWS Do You? fn kumm Aifiifisii iiws fu 80VTHWICK - Swfini AlfllfISIl IlWB 8br?in6 With Distinctio '' 14 Southwick Street Feeding Hills, Mass. TEL. 786-7747 or 786-8137 Ric Betsy Sardella-Publishers 167 Bonavita Sc Gordon ATTORNEYS AT LAV ANTHONY C. BONAVITA 430 MAIN STREET • SUITE I ROBERT A. GORDON ACJAWAM, MASSAC.IIUSETTS OlOOI (413) 700 2020 Let Raelene. Shelly. Ken, Ellen. Beth, and Nancy show you the wonderful dining that Ponderosa can provide Tea party Is over everybody, start getting ready for the dinner rush at Ponderosa PONDEROSA 168 900 Memorial Street, West Springfield. MA 734-0280 Service with a smile! 169 Heritage Hall-South, one ol three fine buildings to serve you. HERITAGE HALL 170 61 Cooper Street Agawam. MA 01001 786-8000 Jo« is easily fitted at Irene's Closet. Joe steps out a new man after visiting Irene's Closet IRENE’S CLOSET 337 Walnut Street Ext. Agawam, MA 01001 Raggedy Ann and Andy buy all their fine jewelry from Letalien Jewelers. People In the know about glasses visit Agawam Opticians. LETALIEN JEWELERS AGAWAM OPTICIANS 171 383 Walnut St. Ext., Agawam, MA 01001 334 Walnut Street Ext., Agawam, MA 01001 CHEZ JOSEF 176 Shoemaker Lane, Agawam, Ma. 7860257 Ch« Josef's Bridal Showcase will help make a wedding “a dream come true! Che Josefs fine staff and facilities make It the perfect place for any occasion. APPLIANCE SERVICE-. REPAIRING WASHERS. DRYERS. DISHWASHERS AND GARBAGE DISPOSERS SALES AND SERVICE NATIONAL AND IN-SINK-ERATOR DISPOSERS 377 W ALNUT ST. EXT. 786-9070 I wouldn't have to store things In here if 1 had a Budget Cabinet! BUDGET CABINET SALES 300 Main Street, Agawam, Ma. 789-2074 CECCHI’S FARM STAND 1131 Springfield St. F.H. 786-2489 Lettuce help you with all of your growing need . Cecchi's has the best berries around. There's always plenty of produce at Cecchi’s. Cecchi’s Farm is always blooming with good buys. 173 For any sire bike, come to Al's. For great price and the latest model visit Al' . Stuck In a pinch? . . . See Towne Insurance. TOWNE INSURANCE 369 Walnut Street. Agawam, MA 174 786-3535 According to Kim. better plants are found at Mitch's Nursery. MITCH’S NURSERY 1265 Suffield St., Agawam, MA 789-0981 AL’S BICYCLE CORNER 313 Springfield St., Agawam 786-4994 NATIONAL AEROSPACE 175 JiU open the door to top In space age technology. At Raffol our friendly and pleasant staff is here to help you. Donna and Joanne go to Raffol for complete coverage. RAFFOL INSURANCE 430 Main St., Agawam. MA 7862510 Congratulations to all graduates from REPRESENTATIVE MICHAEL P. WALSH Beth and Mary know that this lawn was taken care of by Allen Lawnmower's fine equipment. ALLEN LAWNMOWER CO. INC. 176 197 Main St. Agawam. MA 786-8111 Justine will show you that Chriscola's farm equipment is best for a job well done. Tractors arc a specialty at Chriscola's. CHRISCOLA’S FARM EQUIPMENT INC. 467 Suffield Street, Agawam, Ma. 786-1710 Come to us for beautiful furnishings for your home. The Country Squire Shop is chuck full of furniture and accessories. COUNTRY SQUIRE 159 Main Street, Agawam. MA 786-9121 177 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 1983 Varsity Hockey Team Kevin Kamyk, Mike LaZauera, Frank Rondolclto. Bob Eggleston. Dan DeCosmo, Mike CKagnon. Dave Liptak middle row: Coach Sapelll. Dean Liptak. Rick Casscsse, Dave Stratton. Jeff Racine. Dennis Drewnowski. Kevin Mercadante, Coach Hardina. Coach Morrissey, last row BlU Beauregard. John O'Malley. John Spellacy, Tony Liquori. Paul Ferraro. Jay Passerini, Peter Sibilia. FROM THE AHS HOCKEY BOOSTER CLUB 1983 Junior Varsity Hockey Team 178 First row: Joe Rondolctto. Bob Coelhn. Chris Shea. Michael Augusti. Ron Swift. Darren Hill. Bob Barbar.nl. John Spellacy. Peter Sibilia. Second row Coach Jerry Sibilia. Chris Jujba. John O'Malley. Kent Porth. Joe Beltrandi. Brian Murphy. Larry Manning. Mike Santorc. Todd Oberheim. Ray Bronner. Coach Rich Hardina Smiley' can fix any type of problem. SMILEY’S AUTO BODY When our part fail u . we go to Oxford Precision. OXFORD PRECISION 325 Silver St. Agawam, MA 725 Springfield St. F.H., MA 786-4800 Kelly Padden look over Thorpe' wide selection of pads. When you need paper. Thorpe's hat plenty to spare THORPE’S OFFICE SUPPLY 1408 Main St. Agawam, MA 786-8080 179 Congratulations to the Class of ’83 from GINO ROSSI AND RAYMOND ROSSI The Five Stooge ' Orche tra It’ Palmolive. One oI the few calm moment in room 40. 180 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM YOUR 1983 SACHEM STAFF You should’ve gone to Keefe Florist! You’ll find many Items for that added special touch. KEEFE FLORIST COUNTRY DOLLHOUSE 266 Walnut Street, Agawam, MA 786-2622 300 Springfield St., Agawam, MA 786-9422 Hey. Mom. what’s for dinner? 181 GRIDIRON MOMS Friends make skating all the better. My skates fit well, how 'bout your' ? THE ROLLAWAY 1756 Main Street, Agawam MA 01001 182 Togetherness at the Rollaway Listen here' At the Rollaway you can rent all your skating needs. At Loring we are ready and waiting to assist you. Go to Loring Studios for photographs for any occasion. LORING STUDIOS 1216 Main St. Springfield, MA 183 CALL 734-6479 Dr. Curtis uses special care with every patient. DR. H.M. CURTIS 53 Springfield Street, Agawam, Ma. 786-0171 The service and equipment from John's Trucking makes everyone happy. We have all types of equipment to suit your need JOHN’S TRUCKING i i 184 415 Silver Street. Agawam Ma. 786-3340 I should have rented a chair from Taylor Rental. AGAWAM FLOWER SHOP TAYLOR RENTAL 430 Main Street, Agawam, MA 786-7427 270 Maple Street, Agawam, MA 786-4433 Cogswell Manufacturing must have the machining we need I'm glad I got my shirt cleaned at Southgate Laundry! COGSWELL MANUFACTURING SOUTHGATE LAUNDRY 1260 Suffield St., Agawam, MA 786-1511 840 Suffield St., Agawam, MA 786-4938 185 THIS PAGE COMPLEMENTS OF HOMELY TOOMDORM, INC. Everyone know where to get quality car . Jody points out the 1 place (or used car . Car are U ha a big group to choose from according to Linda and Jody. CARS ARE US 187 382 Main St. Agawam, MA 789-1090 With Agawam Medical Equipment, an injury can be comfortable. AGAWAM MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 719 Main Street Agawam. MA Won't you take me home with you?” Soda City stocks up on value and quality. PINKY’S PAMPERED PETS 188 351 Walnut Street Ext. Agawam 789-1611 Karin and Jodi show th« way to the most economical shopping around FOOD MART 63 Springfield Street Agawam, Ma. 786-4395 189 Look lo us (or your industrial sawing needs. Spartan's complex machines do the job well. This is only one of the many efficient machines used at Spartan Saw Works SPARTAN SAW WORKS 190 1000 Suffield Street Agawam, MA. 786-9665 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of “83” from STATE SENATOR LINDA MELCONIAN F.H. Pharmacy supplies could help keep our team in shape! FEEDING HILLS PHARMACY 1350 Springfield St. F.H., Ma. Linda and Jody wouldn’t lie about efficient packaging. Packaging Service Inc. packages almost everything' PACKAGING SERVICE INC. 168 Elm St., Agawam Ma. 786-8304 191 The 1982-83 Band and Colorguard. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1983 FROM YOUR COLORGUARD AND BAND PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION Looking for the finest furniture? Then look to us because Carousel careel CAROUSEL FURNITURE 646 Springfield Street F.H., Ma. 786-8211 193 3 HI • CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 His Royal Premiership, First Lord, Grand Duke. The United Republics of Berengaria, Cardathia, and Carinthia. His Royal Premiership, The United Republics of Berengaria, Cardathia. and Carinthia. 194 If you’ve had it up to here with T.V. troubles. 90 to Agawam T.V. Service for expert repairs. AGAWAM T.V. SERVICE 760 Springfield St.. F.H. Ma. 786-6245 Edward's Drug Store: the place to go to cure your indigestion. EDWARD’S DRUG STORE I show off my coat because I got it at Bolduc's. BOLDUC’S L.B. DISTRIBUTORS 20 River Street West Springfield, Ma. 739-7976 For our best sounds, records, and tapes, we go to Whole in the Wall. WHOLE IN THE WALL 287 Springfield St.. Agawam Ma. 786-4100 291 Springfield Street Agawam Ma. 789-1975 195 Agawam Bowl cor« high in entertainment Blair wait In anticipation for a lane. AGAWAM BOWL 1% 363 Walnut St. Ext., Agawam, MA 786-4109 Jodi Anderson Lori Bartnik Linda Desmarais Karla Mancini Donna Ferralolo Renee Laeour Laura DeSantis Kim Drowns CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983 . . . Good Luck, YOUR SENIOR COLOR GUARD Sandra Rhodes Marissa Sclbelli Judl DellaMarco Michelle Welch 197 198 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1983, UOVE, YOUR SENIOR CHEERLEADERS. Karen Duda Debbie Sambrook The 1982-83 Senior Cheerleader Mary Walsh Diane Palazri Beth Phillips Michele Crean Ann Marie Barrett Speeding JHUls FLORIST Feeding Hili Rorist is the place to go (or flowers and gifts for any occasion. The gift shop is full of yummy things! FEEDING HILLS FLORIST AND CANDY PANTRY 10 Southwick St., Feeding Hills, MA 786-9764 Don't see Mrs. Cohen for your real estate needs, see Suburban Rea) Estate! SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE SARAT FORD In Business Since 1927 complete Ford line of cars, trucks, and parts; complete auto body shop, lease or rent cars “Service what we sell” 250 Springfield St. 786 0430 Agawam, MA 01001 289 Springfield St., Agawam, MA 786-0500 199 Agawam Stables is capable of transforming anyone into a cowboy. AGAWAM STABLES 32 Shoemaker Lane F.H., Ma. 7861744 Don't trust your auto repairs to anyone but Sliech's, Simon designs any machine- simple or complex! SIMON CONTAINER 609 Silver Street Agawam, Ma. Sllech's Auto Body is always ready to service your cars needs. SLIECH’S AUTO BODY 200 276 Springfield Street Agawam, Ma. 789-2366 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1983 SACHEM STAFF FOR A JOB WELL DONE FROM THE YEARBOOK PARENTS ASSOCIATION: Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. Augusti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barrett Mr. and Mrs. John Bodurtha Mr. and Mrs. James Boland Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Cruz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DeSantis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Dennis Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Desmarais Mr. and Mrs. F.J. Duda Mr. and Mrs. A. Ferraiolo Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fogg Mr. and Mrs. Edward LaCour, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larocca Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Letendre Howard and Conchy Merchant Mr. and Mrs. Richard Noyes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O’Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Palaz2i Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Phillips Barbara Sambrook Charles Sambrook Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore A. Sclbelli Joy and Ritchie Smith Mr. and Mrs. William T. Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. White You think that It' Working overtime again. Working on the very first colored senior section. Keeping a schedule is of vital importance. Where in the $% f Is that letter??” 201 WORLD EVENTS Th« flitt. and hopefully last, pro football strike occurred In the fall of 1982. Barney Clark received the first artificial heart. 202 The world lost a Princess — Grace Kelly The man who shot the President was found innocent: John Hinckley Solidarity Leader Lech Walesa was finally released February. 1983 jaw the last episode of M‘A S H E.T. captured millions of hearts and tears Beirut was destroyed by the Israeli attack on the PLO. An all-out war erupted over the Falkland Islands. Unemployment was the national tragedy throughout 1982. Millions joined the Pac-Man bandwagon in 1982. Beloved actor Henry Fonda died. Alexander Haig resigned as Secre- tary of State. EXTR A - STRENGTH Tylenol N- , - aCflammopbW CAPSUUIS 100 (paries- wetx The Tylenol murders killed 7 In Chicago, and showed how vulnerable we really are. 203 0ME LjAeTT L OOK... 204 20S THOSE WERE THE DAYS As I reflect upon the class of ’83 and how they grew to become Seniors, I am sadly reminded of how quickly our underclassmen years had passed. As in our theme, we sailed through our high school years. On our voyage throughout Agawam High School, we hit many rough waters but these were soon forgotten among the memorable events and happenings. The Seniors of ’83 proved themselves to be a class of total distinction, creating valuable memories to be cherished forever. In composing this year's Sachem, our main objective was to capture lasting impressions of those moments we will soon wish to relive. I would like to commend the entire Sachem staff on their hard work and dedication, which allowed the Sachem yearbook to contain for the first time, a color senior section. They continued to work diligently, always being prepared for pressuring deadlines. Special thanks also go to my Associate Editors, Jodi Anderson, Linda Desmarais, and Richard Noyes, for their exceptional assistance. I would also like to express my appreciation for the help given us by Mr. Don Lendry, our yearbook representative. Most importantly, I find myself at a loss for words with which to extend my deepest appreciation to Mr. David Pulaski. His inner strength, advice, and understanding are a constant source of motivation. To describe this man in one word, that word would be dedicated.” Thank you, Mr. P. To the class of '83, best wishes for a successful life, and through happiness, may you achieve all your goals. With hopes for a new beginning, Diane Palazzi Editor-inChief 208 Mr P and Di - in the beginning it seemed so easy. But, little did I know of the trials and tribulations of being a yearbook staff editor. AGAWAM PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 8120 0009 5503 1 For Reference Not to be taken from this library
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