SACHEM YEARBOOK AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL c o D. PULASKI — DiR. AGAWAM, MASS. 01001 created a dream in childhood world without a care; built a world in infancy astles pure and fair. outh we lived in fantasies world seemed quite complete; now we’ve outgrown these visions there are challenges we must eet. Our challenge rests upon the hill in the castle of our dreams With scattered clouds and rainbows surrounded by a stream. It represents our years of life and all that we've been through; It signifies our future and all that we must do. The castle holds the uncertainty we've felt along the way; It stores for us the strength we need to hold on one more day. The castle weakens day-by-day but never will it die: Similar to our memories of our years at Agawam High. -Karen Conway Diane Ruby 1985 SACHEM Agawam High School Agawam. Massachusetts Volume 58 WE CREATED A DREAM IN CHILDHOOD OF A WORLD WITHOUT A CARE; BUT NOW WE’VE OUTGROWN THESE VISIONS AND THERE ARE CHALLENGES WE MUST MEET. 3 OUR CHALLENGE RESTS UPON THE HILL IN THE CASTLE OF OUR DREAMS IT REPRESENTS OUR YEARS OF LIFE AND ALL THAT WE’VE BEEN THROUGH; 5 6 IT STORES FOR US THE STRENGTH WE NEED TO HOLD ON ONE MORE DAY. THE CASTLE WEAKENS DAY-BY-DAY OB SIMILAR TO OUR MEMORIES OF OUR YEARS AT AGAWAM HIGH. ■1 mmm i MmMstntm Mr. James V. Bruno Jr.-Superintendent Mr. John A. Morrissey-Principal Mrs. Mary M. Charest Assistant Principal Mr. David K. Bates Assistant Principal 10 Guidance n Mr . Judith Cohen-Vocational Counselor Mr. John G. Porter Mr. Lawrence F. O'Brien Jr. Mr. Alberi Baggetta Mr . Sandra Hine 12 Mr . Sandra Hoflman Mr. Jamc D. White -- . Mr . Ro emary Stratton Dept. Head Mr . Miriam Mackler Mr . Evelyn Hamilton Mr . Margo Poulin Mr . Mildred Reed Mr . Dorothea Nardi 13 Mmc Mr . Edna Knapczyk Mr. Richard H. Joseph Mi Ann Mon ton Mr. Kenneth I. Dean-Dept. Head Mu Mary Wolochowicz Computer Science Mr. Russell J. Ramah Mr. WiHiam L'Heureux Mr. Edward McCaffrey I Wm % i Vy mi Mr. John H. Whatley IIIDept. Head 15 History Mr. Edward o Merrill Mr . Lynn Litchfield Mr. Joseph S. Zabielski Mr. Joseph P. Fitzgerald 16 Mr. John J. Ferranti Mr. Wayne C- Morse ffiatli Mr. Leo E. Burque Mr. Edward Stentaford Mi Jane Durkan-Dept. Head Mr . Beverlyan Pasternak Mr. David Pulaski Mrs. Lorraine Alves Mrs. Marsha Bader Business 19 Mr . Carol A. Grady Mr. Charlo Donovan Industrial Mr. Thomas Collins Popt. Hoad Mr. Donald A. Dorazio 20 Mr Michael Wilson Mr. John Korbut Mr . Arm . Eckart-Dept. Hoad Home Economies Mr . Elizabeth Prew Mr . Karen A. Myer Mr . Geraldine Schilling-Nor dal - Depi. Head Mi Laurel Maziarz physical Education 22 Mr . Miriam Hirtchhaut Mr . Barbara Sloven Special Areas Mrs. Joan Durand Mrs. Joanne Bertrand Miss Dimitra Cook Mrs. Pamela Jones Mr. Joseph laino - Dir. Cooperative Work Study Program 23 Essential Areas Nurse-Mrs. Catherine Hallaman Librarian Mr Charlotte Shimel Computer Staff. (L-R) Mr. Fred Messier. Mr. Robert Raymond. Mrs. Mary Sherpa. Mrs. Charlene Fernandes Custodians-Mr. Carmine Rossi-Head Custodian (L) and Mr. Frank Mazza Cafeteria Staff- Mrs. Barbara Capponcelli- Dept. Head 24 Secretaries ■Mr . Eileen lea k (I) and Mr . Elizabeth Barry 25 mum American field Sendee The American Field Service consisted of forty mem- bers this year and was under the direction of Mr. David 1 Hobson. The club dealt with hosting and entertaining I students from other countries. This year, the Talbot | family hosted Mayra Rojas from Venezuela, and the I Bryant family hosted Charles Dunion from France. During the year, the club held various fund raisers !j and social activities. In September, they parked cars for | the Eastern States Exposition, and in February, they I held a Valentine’s Day dance. A short term exchange took place in October. Foreign I exchange students from area high schools spent the I weekend in Agawam. The Agawam club planned activi- |j ties such as hay rides and a visit to the school. This r weekend proved to be successful in allowing foreign I students to view the different aspects of the United I States. The club officers for 1984-85 were Diana Porter-Presi- 1 dent. Christine Kosinski-Vice-President. and Joanne I Mason-Secretary Treasurer. The officers worked hard I with the group to allow for another exciting and infor- I mative year. Mr. Hobson talks with his I9$-V$5 officers. Exchange students Mayra Roias and Charles Dumon. No! Not met AFS members enjoy a slide presentation. Dedicated members of AFS. 28 Drama If a bird! It's a plane! No. it' only a member of Drama. The Drama Class met once every day with advisor Mrs. Margo Poulin. They learned about lighting, pro- duction. and stage make-up. Acting out skits and performing gave these talented students a better understanding of what theater is all about. The 1984-85 Drama Cla aeling up again. Cooking Club Tony point out hi advi or Mr . Bertrand. The Cooking Club met every day A and B periods. Under the direction of advisor Mrs. Joanne Bertrand, the club baked goodies to sell to teachers and admin- istration for various fund raisers. They also served breakfast to invited guest. Member of the Cooking Club take time for a picture. Radio llisual There were nine students in the Audio Visual Aid Club this year. Directed by Mr. William L'Heureux. the club consisted of Seniors Nancy Frappier. Ron Maniscalco, Matt Soffen. and Joe Turnbull. Juniors John Leclerc and Scott Theroux, and Sophomores Dave Ruiz. Kevin Prefontaine. and John Sonsini. The AVA students gave up their study halls to supply teachers with Audio Visual equipment. AVA members assisted the teachers when necessary and helped out whenever there were problems with the equipment. Mr. L'Heureux with a few AVA member . Ron and Mr. L’Heureux elile ihe problem. 30 ’How do I turn this ihmg on?!?” fllatli Club Is ihc ceiling falling. Ron? The girlf ponder over a difficult problem. Members of the 1984-85 Math Club This year the Math Club was advised by Mrs. Lorraine Alves and Mrs. Beverlyan Pasternak. The Math Club had team competitions in which the individual members worked together to get a team an- swer. The mind boggling practices insured the develop- ment of a strong team for next year’s Math League. The Math Club also planned field trips to the Digital and Prime Computer Companies. library Staff The 1984-85 Library Staff consisted of Sophomore. Junior and Senior members who spent their study peri- ods working in the library. Led by Mrs. Charlotte Shimel and Mrs. Catherine O'Keefe, these students helped to keep the library neat and orderly. The staff was efficient and helpful whenever assis- tance by another student or teacher was needed. Filing cards, replacing books, and keeping order was a frac- tion of their many duties. The staff deserves a big thanks for making the library materials accessible to all AHS students. Library Staff members pose for a candid. Kathy and Ron contribute to the staff duties. Oh Martha! You're beautiful.' 31 In order to be prepared to perform at the opening football game at UMASS on September I. the Band and Colorguard began practicing on August 28. the week before school started. After the UMASS performance, practices were scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday evenings, along with Saturday mornings. In addition to marching at the Agawam home football games and at the Big E. the Marching Mohawks participated in many competitions during the fall. In the Columbus Day Parade, both Band and Colorguard won first place. The same day. another first place trophy was won in Trumbull. CT for their field show routine. At Malden. MA. a second place win was obtained and at Lynn. MA. a fifth place. The Quincy Christmas Parade proved that the Band and Colorguard were the fourth best in New England and Massachusetts. Additional performances included the Peach Basket Parade and a field show at the NCAA Division II field hockey championships which was held at Springfield College. The Mohawks’ success is attributed to this year’s drum majors, officers, and captains. The drum majors were Senior Diana Porter and Junior Lisa Ziegert. Band officers included Paul Joseph-President, Jim Kallipolites- Viee-President, Todd Connery-Secretary. Kelley Bolduc-Treasurer. and Chris Tourville -Manager. The Colorguard captains were Kathy Smith and Gina DeChristopher and the rifle captain was Cindy Geiger. The Marching Band worked all year to raise money. This money was used to buy new uniforms which replaced the worn and out-of-date ones. Candy bars, wrapping paper, a dance, raffle tickets, and a pancake breakfast were among many fundraisers. Sponsers pledged money in a band-a-thon- twen- ty hours of continuous music played by all the bands in the school in addition to colorguard performances - which was held in February. Mr. Darcy Davis and Mr. Zachary Tileston worked hard this year to make the 84-85 Marching Mohawks one of the best Agawam bands ever. The enthusiastic Seniors were highly responsible for keeping the Band motivat- ed throughout the year, and they hope the motivation will carry on with the Marching Mohawks in the years to come. The Marching Mohawks play ai the Eastern States Exposition. Drum Maiors Diana Porter and Lisa Ziegert. 32 Paul concentrates on his performance. The Marching Mohawks in exact formation. The Marching Mohawks' trumpet players in the act. The 1984-85 Marching Mohawks 33 Model Congress The Model Congress, advised by Mr. John Ferranti, is made up of a group of students interested in learning about the legislative procedures of the United States’ Government. The two co-chairpersons. Chris Guilbert and Robyn Gregory, headed the writing of this year’s resolution. It was presented at their annual trip to AIC. The students in the Model Congress agree that the preparation was laborious, but well worth the effort. Psstl Can you help me on this one? The Model Congress debates the issues. M Club The Art Club discusses creative projects. The Art Club, under the direction of Miss Laurel Maziarz. met once a month to discuss different aspects of art and to put their talents to use. The club helped out in the community by making posters and signs for various service organizations. 34 Two members enjoying their work. Mrs. Maziarz assists the students. Recounting Club The Accounting Club, advised by Mr. Rodolfo Altobelli. is in its eleventh year. The officers were Mark Remillard-president. Deanna Duni-vice- president. Lisa Allder-secretary. and Chuck Lo- sito-treasurer. The club raised funds by helping students’ par- ents figure out their federal and state income tax- es. This money was used for student scholarships. Recently. $100 was given to the Timmy Fund. The Accounting Club is a good experience for students who plan on using their acquired skills in the future. Mr. Altobelli listen to Laurie's ideas. The Accounting Club hard at work Student ftduisorg Committee The Student Advisory Committee is a group of 6 students. 2 from each class, who are elected as represenatives to the School Committee for the entire student body. This group was advised by Miss Ann Morison and was com- prised of 6 members: Seniors Ed Korza and Lisa Alaimo. Juniors Bob Mesick and Doug Lush, and Sophomores Jill Gagne and Kim Pioggia. The members went to the School Committee meetings held every other Tuesday night at the Agawam Junior High. They then met after school on the following Wednesday to discuss the events of the Committee meeting. The student advisors were also responsible for writing up and presenting proposals to the School Committee. The purpose of these proposals was to enhance and try to improve the educa- tion of these students at Agawam High. This year’s Student Advisory Committee was very hard-work- ing and enthusiastic. They accomplished a lot to provide for a successful year. Bob. Ed. Jill, and Kim listen attentively. Member oI the SAC enjoy the work they do. Bob and Ed take a break from their work. 35 fls Schools Match Mts The I9S4 85 A School Match Wit Team The 1984-85 A$ Schools Match Wits team, under the direc- tion of Mr. Lawrence O'Brien, met twice a week to drill for television meets shown on Saturday evenings. Captain of this year’s team was Ron Maniscalco. The team members included Seniors Jennifer Powell. Gina Letellier. Michael Briggs, and alternates Jennifer Trehey. and Curtis Wu. To drill for the meets, the team used questions out of reference books and from previous shows. The team met every day of the week before a meet in order to sharpen their skills. They also practiced with Juniors and Sophomores who hope to become future members of the team. Ron give hi big speech. Senior member Mike. Jennifer. Jennifer. and Gina. J6 New member learn the rope . Agawam's team i ready for action c National Honor Society 9 National Honor Society Officers and Board of Directors. There were 69 members in the 1984-85 National Honor Society, led by guidance counselor Mr. Paul Cavallo. The Society elected Steve Oberle-president. Shelly Haynes-vice-president. Sharon Kid- dy-treasurer. and Cari Szabla-secretary. These four people were advised by the K) student Board of Directors, also elected by the Society. NHS members are students who maintain an 85 or above overall average, have good citizenship, participate within their communi- ty. show good leadership qualities, and are involved in an extra- curricular activity(s). A new policy for NHS students was started this year. All mem- bers must maintain at least a C in every subject each term. If a grade lower than a C is received, the student is placed on academic probation for one marking term. During the probation period, all privileges are revoked for that student. If the grade is not raised to at least a C by the next term, the student is dismissed from the Society. This year's National Honor Society sold cookies and held a dance in order to raise money. This money was used for various projects including a banquet held at the end of the year to celebrate their academic success at Agawam High School. NHS students listen to fund raising ideas. 37 What are you looking at? Simon says Raise your hand!!' junior Classical league Missy spots something distasteful. Members attentively listen to their advisor. The Junior Classical League, made up of a group of Latin students, was advised by Mrs. Ann Marie Gould. The officers were Mike LeMay-president. Jay Fugiel-vice- president. Melissa Copple-secretary. and Don Hume-treasurer. The members were initiated into Saturnalia, the Annual Latin League Induction. A Spring trip was planned to the Museum of Fine Arts. Mike gives his opinion on the subject. french Club Mrs. Gould and the 1984 85 french Club The 1984-85 French Club was advised by Mrs. Ann Marie Gould. Members decided not to elect officers this year. In December, their Annual Christmas party was held, and upper level members went to Cathedral High School to see The Three Musketeers.” Students in the Club also planned a day to sell French baked goods to the school. 38 Gina and Lisa share a laugh. Office Of Student Affairs It something funny. Darlene? The Office of Student Affairs is an organization made up of Sopho- mores. Juniors, and Seniors, under the direction of Mr. Albert Baggetta. Directed by Darlene Vignato. the OSA planned their annual Carnation Sale which was held on Valentine’s Day. they also organized the annual Winter Olympics, a competition between Sophomores, Juniors, and Se- niors. The group held many fund raisers throughout the year to raise money for student scholarship funds. The group met whenever organization was necessary for various stu- dent affairs. Darlene and Mr. Raggetta discuss OSA mailers. Unicorn The 1984-35 literary magazine. Unicorn, was advised by Mr. Lawrence O'Brien. Joanne Mason was the editor- in-chief; Lisa Ziegert was the assistant editor, and Kim Souders was the art editor. Normally, there are two issues each year, one in the Winter and one in the Spring. This year, a Valentine’s Day issue was also considered. The small but hardworking staff met every Wednes- day. The Unicorn included poetry, short stories, artwork, and some special poetry turned in from the foreign language classes. This magazine gave talented students the chance to show off their abilities. It also gave them the opportu- nity to see their own work done professionally in print. The Unicorn is a good beginning for the journalists of tomorrow and promises to be just as successful in the years to come. The 1984-85 Unuwn Siaff 39 Mirror The 1984-85 Mirror staff, under the direction of English teacher Mrs. Dorothy Martin, has just completed its sixty- first year of publication. This year’s group was the most energetic group the Mirror has had in nine years. The co-editors of this year's staff were seniors Jennifer Powell and Jennifer Trehey. The co-sports editors were Lisa Caron and Cathy Landry. This year’s music editor was Joanne Mason. The ad managers were Kim Schoenborn and Lisa Ziegert. Mrs. Martin feels the group maintained its competitiveness amongst the rest of the schools, even though they did not have as much material to work with as the larger schools had. This year’s staff won first place at Columbia University, and in Holyoke, the Mirror received still more honors. These awards exemplify the hard work that goes into the Mirror. But the real accomplishment is the enjoyment that it brings to the students of Agawam High. Spot says. Mike, go to your closet.” 40 Say cheese.” Raise your hands if you’re sure. Jolece wonders. What am I doing here? 41 %ow Choir The Agawam Show Choir was made up of both Vocal Ensemble and Chorus and Choreography classes. Vocal Ensemble met B peri- od and Chorus and Choreography met G period every day. The two groups joined every Wednesday night for a combined rehearsal. The group was directed by Mr. Stephen Files. His efforts and time were truly appreciated by all the members. President and piano accompanist Karen Conway and Secretary Treasurer Karin Mills helped plan fundraising activities and keep the group's fi- nances organized. Once a year, for the past two years. Jean Jones, a well known Show Choir clinician, joined the group for an important practice. She assisted Ellen Stratton, head choreographer, in teaching new routines. In March, the fifty member group went to the University of New Hampshire and fought to keep their former first place title in the Jazz and Show Choir divisions. A four-day trip to Wildwood. New Jersey was planned for the annual Spring trip. Along with performing at local clubs, in January, these skilled students performed in the Vaudeville Show. This year's Show Choir was made up of very dedicated and talented students who dis- played their musical abilities throughout the entire year. Sue and Kim beautifying themselves. The Show Choir getting it all together. Tony wonders. What's going on? 42 The 1984-85 Show Choir. Chorale The 1984-85 Chorale was led by Mr. Steven Files, who re- trieved assistance from president Karen Conway, and secre- tary treasurer Karin Mills. The four-part singing group was made up of 50 people this year. They worked hard to present a successful winter con- cert. The group went on a trip to Wildwood. New Jersey, where they performed along with the entire music depart- ment. They also performed in the spring musical. Instead of the annual Vaudeville show, which is usually held in May. many students from the Chorale helped plan The Best of Vaudeville”, which was held in January, using acts from all of the past shows. The group had a terrific time on trips, and displayed their musical talents throughout the year. Officers Karin Mills and Karen Conway with director Mr. Files. The 84 85 Chorale jazz Chair The Jazz Choir of 1984-85 consisted of 20 very talent- ed members of the Show Choir group. They sang jazz pieces and performed in all Show Choir performances. The 20 singers met every Wednesday night from 6 to 7:30. After their private practice, they joined the larger group for a combined rehearsal. Under the direction of Mr. Steven Files, the Jazz Choir performed at local clubs and were taken on trips with the entire music group. The 1984 85 Jan Choir Jazz Choir Members John. Brian. Eddie, and John perform in Vaudeville '85. jazz Band This year's Jazz Band, under the direction of Mr. Zachary Tileston. was one of the best performing groups to develop at Agawam High School. They are the current Western Mass. District Jazz Band champions and have held this title for three years. The officers were Todd Connery-president. Paul Joseph-vicepresi- dent. Kelly Bolduc-secretary treasurer. and managers- Jim Kallipolites and John Wise. The Jazz Band held a dance on December 7th and sponsored a concert in which Hyrise. a terrific new rock group, performed in the high school gym. The Band performed for the NBA Hall of Fame at the Springfield Civic Center. They also planned to compete at the University of New Hampshire and in Wildwood. New Jersey. The expectations of this year’s Jazz Band were fulfilled through their excellent performances and competitions. Becky shows her stuff. The Jan Band members hard ai work. The Jazz Band Off,cor, of I9S4-8 . Do you expect me to play that? ' Spanish And french Honor Societies The 1984-85 Spanish and French Honor Societies were under the direction of Mrs. Poudrier. Early in the year, the members decided not to elect officers, but to have everyone cooperate and work together. Students are eligible for initiation during their third year of language study. Members must have at least an A in the foreign language, and at least a B in all other subjects. The Spanish and French Honor Societies are chapters of organizations throughout the United States. The 1984-35 French Honor Society. The 1984-85 Spanish Honor Society. Prom Committee Led by Mrs. Geraldine Schilling-Nordal. the Prom Committee was faced with the task of organizing a successful prom. The members voted to have a DJ sup- ply the music rather than a band. The Prom Committee also organized a vote for the theme song and menu. Due to careful planning, the 1985 Junior-Senior prom will be a night to remember for many students. Members take notes and plan tor a successful prom. The Prom Committee discuses ideas. 45 Sachem Staff This year’s Sachem Staff consisted of 27 dedicated and responsible seniors. Advised by Mr. David Pulaski, the staff worked hard all year in order to meet important deadlines. Once again Mr. Pulaski’s comical personality allowed for an enjoyable year. Editor-in-Chief. Chris Burrows and Associate Editors. Sharon Kiddy and Karen Conway worked diligently to keep the staff together and under control. The Advertising Staff, under the direction of Tami Ferraiolo. did an excellent job of contacting the local businesses and encouraging them to purchase an ad in the Yearbook. Their strong motivation and forwardness helped to keep the cost of the yearbook down. The Business Staff, advised by Kelly McNamee. organized the finances along with planning the campaign for yearbook sales to underclassmen. Due to the staff's accuracy, this group proved to be very dependable. Led by director Tony Kunasek. the photographers devoted much of their time to catching the class of 'S5 in action. They took pictures of every function and activity existing at the high school. Literary and Layout staffs tackled the difficult task of choosing the appropriate pictures, words, and positions for every page of the yearbook. Directors Ed Korza and Lori Cowles kept the staffs working as a team to get the job done. The Sports Staff, led by Missy Copple. recorded statistics from every Fall. Winter, and Spring sport. They helped choose athletic pictures and wrote descriptive arti- cles about the individual teams for the yearbook. This year’s Sachem Staff had a very exciting year. They learned a great deal about publishing, printing, and working extremely hard to meet vital deadlines. Thanks to this staff, the seniors were again able to receive their yearbooks before graduation. Mr. P. and Chris wonder. “What now?' Editor-in-Chief Chris Burrows, with Associate Editors Sharon Kiddy and Karen Conway. You don't really expect us to do this?l?” 46 Sports Staff Sue Harpin. Angela Christy. Missy Copple. and Jennifer Crean. Student Photographers- Paula Taupier. Tony Kunasek. and Todd Connery. One for you. one for me layout Staff- Diana Porter, Andrea Tebaldi. Kara O'Connell. Diane Feil. and Lori Cowles. Business Staff Joanne Pallotta. Kelly McNamee. and Carol Ribeiro Ad Staff- Madeline Perez. Joanna Bianchi. Tami Ferraiofo. Karen Briggs, and Karin Mills. Battles Chccrlcadmg The I984'85 Varsiiy Cheerleader . From Row Karen Daborowski. Gina Dialessi. Kellie O'Donnell. Abbie Sheehan. Karhy Jemiolo. and Chri Colagiovanm. Back Row? Lora Kiddy. Chris Barber. Sharon Kiddy. Kelly Clarke. Linda Cosby. Tanya Hari. Michelle Montesi. and Ramona leclair. The I984’85 Varsity Cheerleaders, under the supervi- sion of coaches Laurie Saracino and Lisa Ghedi. showed great spirit and enthusiasm throughout the year. Senior co-captains. Sharon Kiddy and Tanya Hart, guided the team with their experience and dedication. The girls returned from camp during the summer with four blue ribbons and an overall placement of second. Tan- ya Hart came home as an All American Cheerleader Finalist. Throughout the year, the girls cheered for the football, soccer, and basketball teams, boosting morale at all the games. Also, during their busy year, they were able to travel throughout the state entering many competitions. The I984'85 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, under coach Lisa Ghedi and tri-captains. Gina Falleti. Dawn Donatini. and Joanne Canti, were a great force in the promotion of spirit during the year. Get ready, gel psychedl lora. Agawam' answer 10 Rembranl?!? The 1984 '85 JV Cheerleader . 51 The 1984 Football team. First Row: Scott Zielinski. Todd Mazza. Mike Toto. Pat Tangredi. Al Ingham. Bob Wing. Owen Humphries. Mike Dapondc. and Ken Butt. Second Row: Mike Kennedy. John Bubar. Ed Multi. Chris Bowry. Kevin Long. Paul Cesan. Tony Ingham. Ken Berard. Chris White, and Mike McGrath. Third row: Rob Gaynor. Jason Morin. Evan Humphries. Todd Godek. Jim Frasco. Vinnie Pallotta. Joe Antico. Tony Cichetti. Tony Moccio. and Tom Murphy. Fourth Row Coach Krawiec. Dave Chapdelaine. Tom King. Dan Dcmatos.. Jeff O'Keefe. Nick Carra. and Steve Jarvis. Filth Row: Coach Supmo. Jim Maloney. Pete Saracino. Bob Altobelli. Jay Miller. Coach Vecchiarelli. and Coach Mercadante. JU L Owen’s opponent eats dirt. The 1984 Football Team, under the direction of second year coach Carl Supino and assistants. Mike Krawiec. Dean Vecchiarelli. and Mario Mer- cadante. concluded their season with a finale' performance against Aga- wam’s rival. West Side. Going into the game with a 1-8 record, the Brownies took command to defeat West Side by a solid 23-6. The season was highlighted by a surprising victory over Amherst in the second game. Despite the disappointing 2-8 season, morale and a winning attitude was kept up by senior tri-captains. Al Ingham. Pat Tangredi. and Bob Wing. The seven other invaluable senior players included Ken Butt. Mike Daponde. Owen Humphries. Todd Mazza, Tom Murphy. Mike Toto. and Scott Zielinski. The seniors of the team received many well deserved awards at the football banquet. Pat Tangredi was presented with the Coaches’ Award Bob Wing was named Most Valuable Senior and Al Ingham was awarded the Roger Leclerc Trophy-Most Valuable Lineman Award. Bob Wing and Al Ingham also had the honor of being chosen for All Western Mass. Although the football team had an unfortunate record, there was no lack of talent among the players. Senior Bob Wing, was the team's leading tackier from the defensive secondary, and while on offense, he acquired 1,146 yards and ten touchdowns which put him in the elite group of high school seniors attaining 1.000 yards. Junior talent included Ken Berard who gained 900 yards and quarterback Pete Saracino. With the return of twenty-two experienced players, the 1985 football team can expect a better than average season. Bob breaks through untouched. Gel 'em Mike! Ok. what next?” Coaches Supino and Mercadante plan their strategy. S3 Boys' Soccer The 1984 Boys' Varsny Soccer Team. Front Row Jeff Barker. Frank Evangelista. Jeff Martin. Craig Birchenough. Mike McCarthy. Mike Barker. Chris Noll, and David Andry. Back Row: Coach SartwcU. David Szabla. Tom Sullivan. Mike Cerpovicz. Ron Viens. Steve Oberle. Todd Swenor. Joe Easton. Kevin Voyer. Larry Rinaldi. Pete Sibilia. and Mike Pardo. The 1984 Boys' Soccer Team kept their spirits up and played to the best of their ability even though they had a rough season. They completed their year with a 3-9-4 record, but with all the skill and confidence this team has shown, next year should prove to be more successful. The team was coached by Robert Sartwell and led by senior co-captains Ron Viens and Steve Oberle. They took their squad into every game with total confidence, determination, and enthusiasm. The soccer team suffered a loss of thirteen se- niors from last year’s team. This year, however, the Brownies will only lose three seniors: Ron Viens. Steve Oberle. and Todd Swenor. This squad consisted mainly of underclassmen who gained the experience needed to create a strong founda- tion for next year's season. Way to go Agawam! Dave concentrate on the game. 'i Girls' Gocccr The 1984 Girl ’ Varsity Soccer Team, front Row Darlene Vignato. Missy Sullivan. Trish Landry. Can Szabla. Sue Harpin. and Leah Ncgrucei. Back Row- Karen Kane. Cindy Roy. Kelly Piccoli. Tricia Longo. Lon Harpin. Susan fassnacht. Gina Fiester. Leigh Whittaker. Lynne Waryasz. Sue Girard. Vicki McCarthy. Cindy Slate. Marni Ayers. Tina Forguc . Colleen Wright, and Coach O'Brien. We're one. big. happy family! The 1984 Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team, coached by Mr. William O’Brien, ended their season with a well earned record of 9-60. Throughout the season, the team suffered many hard knocks, in- cluding the loss of eleven seniors from last season, and the broken arm of their starting goalie. Trish Landry. The most frustrating hardship this year was that after meeting last year’s requirements for the Western Mass. Tournament, the requirements were changed. This change caused the girls to miss the tournament by one point. The team, led by senior captains Missy Sullivan and Cari Szabla. was one of the most spirited teams to have played for Agawam. The game which provided the team with their well deserved credit was the tie against West Springfield on the morning of October twentieth. With the loss of only five seniors, the squad has a hopeful outlook for next year. The team has many returning underclassmen which will provide next year's girls with strength and determination. Agawam's girls' soccer team walks with pride. Sue. where are you going? The thrill of victory. The 1984 Girls' JV Soccer Team. 57 Cross Country The 1984 Cross Country Team. From Row Missy Barr. Judy Pig natare. Katie Wright. Patty Beavts. Cindy Cavanaugh. Vin Cardaropoli. Jon Corso and Nick Paquette. Back Row Coach Young. Ron Caron. Pat Longley. Todd Jediny. Dave Ross. Mike LcMay. Robert Allen. Dave Beaudet. Joe Beavis. and Dave Allen. A J J Under the direction of Coach Gus Young, the 1985 Agawam High School Cross Country team achieved an overall record of 10-3. Led by co-captains David Ross and Mike Lemay. the squad had an outstanding season. Leading the team in victories was senior Mike Lemay who was chosen All Western Mass. Division I Harrier and was the first runner in Agawam's history to qualify for the Massachusetts State Cross Country Champi- onships. Another great accomplishment was the election of four Agawam runners by the Western Mass. Coaches Association to the status of All-League. These included: Mike Lemay. David Ross. Pat Beavis. and Judy Pig natare. With the return of many strong run ners. next year's season looks very promising. My mam men. ( field Hockey VAjL v The Fall of 1984 marked the return of field hockey to Agawam High School after a three year absence. The team, consisting of all first year players, ended their season with a record of l-12-I.The team had a surprising win over Westfield and tied with Minnechaug. Leading the team in spirit were its nine seniors: Kim Cascio. Pam Beele. Chris Ko- sinski. Lori Helin. Joanne Pallotta, Missy Copple. Shelly Haynes. Patti O'Donnell, and Angela Christy. Other great contributors were defense players. Gina Serra, Kathy Landry, and Kelli Trudel. With the confi- dence and determination of Coach Grieve, the girls had an enjoyable year and hope for a more successful season next year. The 1984 Field Hockey Team. From Row= Gina Serra. Kane Borowiec. Paine Lawrence, fcllen Conlm. Lisa Caron. Kelli Trudel. Judy Pacewicz. Sue Brown. Chris Desilets. and Cathy Landry. Back Row: Miss Crawford. Angela Mastromatteo. Angela Christy. Melissa Copple. Pain O’Donnell. Kim Cascio. Joanne Pallotta. Shelly Haynes. Lori Helin. Pam Beele. Chris Kosmski. and Miss Cindy Grieve. Boys' Basketball The I984'85 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team. Front Row: Nick Carra. Mike Chausse. Tim Lockwood. Steve Milliken. Brian Lit:, and Pete Saracino. Back Row: Dave Pemberton. Wayne Leal. Paul Scoville. Paul Fcthcrston. Ray Leclair. and Jim Hanson. ) 60 Brian leads the team onto the court. The l984-'85 Boys’ Basketball team experienced a frustrating start. Despite the team's aggression and hard work that was evi- dent in every game, as of presstime, they had not produced a win. The boys, determined to end the losing streak that was left upon them by previous seasons, practiced long and hard under second year coach Mr. Peter Kowalski. The team consisted of only one senior. Brian Litz. and the remaining positions were filled by vari- ous juniors. Paul Fetherston and Paul Scoville were the leading scorers for the team. Mike Chausse. Ray LeClair. Tim Lockwood. Peter Saracino. Dave Pemberton and sophomore Jim Hanson assist- ed in pacing the team. With the return of these numerous underclassmen, the upcoming years for boys basketball look to be quite promising. Wayne lake off. Paul goes for a basket. Ray rises above the rest. The I984'85 Boys JV Basketball Team. 61 Bids’ Basketball The I984'85 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team. Front Row: Cathy Landry. Leah Negrucci. Cari Szabla. Trish Landry, and Judy Pacewicz. Back Row: Coach Grieve. Gina Serra. Kelli Trudel. Carrie Brown. Joelle Dion, and Lisa Caron. 62 Can. lying down on the |ob again? The l984-'85 Girls' Basketball team opened their season with a reasonable start under the direction of Miss Cindy Grieve. Leading the team were se- nior captains Leah Negrucci and Cari Szabla. At midseason, the girls had three victories to their credit. The wins came in their games against Minnechaug. and twice against South Hadley. Helping to fill the remaining positions were Joelle Dion. Gina Serra. Tricia Landry, and Kelly Trudel. Because of several injuries and sicknesses among team members, various J.V. players were promoted in order to fill the vacancies. With this experience, these players should be ready to play full-time on the varsity team in upcoming years. NEVER ger in Gina's wayl 63 Joelle makes another great shot! The 1984-'85 Girls' JV Basketball Team. The I984'85 Varsity Hockey Team. First Row Mike Augusti and Mike Ruggeri. Second Row Coach Drewnowski. Scott Pearson. Dan Bryden. Darrin Hill. Bob Barbarini. Larry Bouchard. Ricky Pirolo. Rob Coclln. and Assistant Coach Drewnowski. Third Row Coach Sibilia. Pete Sibilia. Joe Rondelletto. Chris Shea. .Mike Santore. Tony Young, lee Christanthopoulos. Dave lemay. and Dennis Punch. I 64 The face-off. The mighty Brownie defense The I984'85 Varsity Hockey team concentrated on rebuilding after a record loss of thirteen play- ers from 1983. The only senior captain. Mike San- tore. helped coach Edmund Drewnowski guide the team through a learning season. Junior co-cap- tains. Joe Rondoletto and Pete Sibilia. along with the other six junior members, made up the major- ity of the starting line. The juniors included goalie Mike Augusti. Bob Barbarini. Robert Coelln. Darrin Hill. Mike Ruggeri. and Chris Shea. At mid-season the team had yet to win a game with a 0-5 record, but team spirit and morale re- mained high. Next year's team should expect a better season with the return of fourteen experi- enced players. Player intently watch the action on the ice. 6$ Can I come out yet?” The 1984 85 JV Hockey Team. Gymnastics The l984-'$5 Gymnastic Team. Front Row: Kristen Stone. Chrissy Cabana. Gina Burke, and Julie Jcnks. Back Row Coach Laura Bruso. Maureen Burns. Wendy Zymroi. Cathy Hopping. Kathy McCarthy. Holly lewis, and Lori Jury. The 1984 Gymnastics Team was in- structed by first year coach Miss Laura , Bruso. The captains for the team were ( senior Lori Jury, and junior Wendy f Zymroz. The team finished their sea- son with a 3-6 record. Their three vic- tories came at their meets against Hampshire. Monument Ml., and Classical. There were many underclassmen on the team. Sophomores. Maureen Burns. Cathy Hopping. Holly Lewis, and Kathy McCarthy helped considerably in the team’s victories. Gina Burke. Chris Ca- bana. Kristin Stone, and Julie Jenks. the freshmen on the team, contributed their talents also. Since the team con- sisted of many talented underclass- men. the upcoming year for the gymnastics team looks promising. First year coach. Mr. Ralph Merillo. led the 1985 Girls' and Boys’ ski team to a successful season. The AHS ski team looked excellent with the talent of seniors Pam Beele. James Davis. Jeff Goss. Al Fairlie. Tony Orefice. and Mike DeMichele. The girls were guided by captain Lynn Waryasz with the help of senior Pam Beele. The boys were led by captain Mike Malinoski whose skill and experience helped the team’s new members perform to their capacity. With a good sized team, consisting of twenty-seven excellent skiers, the future of the ski team looks like it will go straight to the top. Ski Team The I9$4'$5 Ski Team. Front Row Mike DeMichele. Sheila Murphy. Carrie Scheve. Jill Got . Tony Orefice. Pam Beele. Alistar Fairlie. Becky Ludemann. Leigh Whiitiker. Lynn Waryasz. Tim Sun- strom. Eric Lubarsky. Scott St. Hill, and Andy Gentile. Back Row Rob Longo. Joe Annone. Brian Donabed. Mike Malinoski. Holly Lewis. Tom Finme. Marc Barber, and Jay Martineau. Time to hit the slopes! Agawam is ready to go! 67 The I934'8S Wrestling Team. First Row: Dave Squelia. Bob Fazio. Barry Felix. Bob Dodge. Jim Pirro. Bob Beaulieu. Steve Jarvis, and Rob Morassi. Second Row, Carter Bowrys. Evan Humphries. Todd Godek. Jerry Allen. Peter Shannon. Jim Frasco. Tom Casico. Tony langone. Vinnie Pallotta. Dave Giordano. Jeff O’Keefe, and Rich Gingras. Third Row Coach Geiger. Nick DiTomaso. Scott Mazza. Tom King. Glen Tetrault. Mark Voislow. Kevin Voyer. Gary Cerporvicz. Chris White. Ken Butt. Al Ingham. Mike Daponde. Pat Tangredi. Owen Humphries. Tony Ingham. Jim Maloney. Benny Rocca. Bob Altobclli. Steve Yager. Gino Vignato. and Coach Tomkiel. The l984-'85 wrestling team, under the direction of Coach Phil Tomkiel and assistant Coach Gary Geiger, remained undefeated at mid-season. The team, led by senior co-captains Al Ingham and Ken Butt, proved to be one of the most determined and skillful teams to have wrestled for Agawam High. Among the many talented wrestlers was Al Ingham, who managed to capture both the Western Mass, and State heavyweight titles last season and then placed third at the New England Championships. The team consisted of forty-one members including seniors. Ken Butt. Mike Daponde. Nick DiTomaso. Owen Humphries. Al Ingham. Pat Tangredi. and Mark Voislow. The most promising of the underclassmen were: freshmen. Jim Pirro and Bob Dodge, sophomores Bob Beaulieu. Tom King. Carter Bowrys, Jim Frasco. Bob Altobelli. and Evan Humphries, and juniors. Barry Felix. Tony Ingham, and Chris White. With the confidence and determination these grapplers have, next years squad will have quite a reputation to live up to. Nick run over the competition. Boys' Swimming The l984-’85 Boys’ Swim team, coached by Dave Smith, showed much skill and ability with their midseason record of 5-1. The team consisted of 24 members. Effective performances by senior tri- captains. Jay Duval. Jeff Hastings, and Fred Depka. who broke the school re- cord in the diving competition, provid- ed the backbone for the team. Strong presentations by underclassmen Chris Wood, Rich Vezis. Mike Wojcik. Dave Allen, and Jason Osborne helped the team rise above its competitors. With the return of many experi- enced underclassmen, the future of swimming looks very hopeful. The I484 '85 Boy ' Swim Team. First Row Jeffrey Hastings. Jason Osborne. Greg Hoskm. Fred Depka. Chris Wood, and Vincent Cardaropoh. Second Row: Owen Broadhurst. Tony Rhonghey. Scott Anderson. Jamie Bickford. Micheal Wojick. Pete Saudcrs. Brian Osborne, and Coach Smith. Third Row: Steve Hirshawitz. John Welch. Michael Jock. David Allen. Jay Duval. Richard Vezis. and Paul Enderle. 1 The I984’85 Girls' Swim team, under the direction of Miss Dee Burkey. held a 3-3 record at mid-season. The team was led by senior captain Kim Cascio. Kim was ranked All-West- ern Mass, last year and. considering the impressive performances this sea- son. she will easily capture the title again this year. The team consisted of 22 members. These members included key swim- mers Anne Llewellyn. Tina Pirnie. Chris Desilets. Judy Pignatare. Stacy Sen- flug, and Dawn Fleury. With the loss of only one senior, the team will be fully stocked to get off to a splashing” start in '86. l3uls Swimming The 1984—'85 Girls' Varsity Swim Team. First Row KeUy Kaufman. Angela Mastromattco. Kim Cascio. Stacy Senflug. and Karen Kilian. Second Row Chris Desilets. Dawn Fleury. Judy Pignatare. Claudme Bouchard. Lori Spiro, and Coach Burkey. Third Row: Christine David. Elizabeth Mariano. Katy Wright. Anne Llewellyn. Tina Pirnie. and Jackie Blakesly. Baseball The 1984 Baseball Team. First row Bob Wing. Bill Groom. John Bubar. Dave Dematieo. Tony Kunasek. Alan Mazza. and Tony Grasso. Second Row John Spellacy. Sieve Fisher. Mike Shayda. Brian Long. Jay Mercandanie. Larry Discher. and Mike Desmond. Third row: Mr. Smith. Ron Viens. Blair Massoia. Ron Weiners. Rocky Bush. Rick Siacy. Kevin O'Keefe, and Coach Maurace. Help me gel this doughnut oil my bail Thanks 8ob. I Iclt my eyeliner at home. Rocky prepares to hit a homorun Another spectacular hill The I9S4 Baseball Team had an impressive season with an overall record of 10-10. The superb coaching by Gerald Smith and Edward Morace placed the team third in their division. The many seniors provided the confidence needed for their successful season. Captains Kevin O’Keefe and Ron Weiners shared the plate duties) while Mike Shayda. Larry Disher. and Rocky Bush led the team from the mound. Agawam's defense included Blair Massoia. Jay Mercadante. Alan Mazza. Steve Fish- er. and John Spellacy in the infield with Dave Dematio. Bill Groom. Brian Long. Tony Grasso, and Mike Marmo in the out- field. The upcoming 1985 team has a very positive outlook with the return of Bob Wing. Tony Kunasek. Rick Stacy. John Bubar and pitcher. Ron Viens. who stunned Agawam’s opponents with several superior ball games. Relaxation is the name of the game! Ron gets ready to strike out another batter. Hey. wait for usl Softball The I9$4'85 Girls' Softball Team. Back Row Coach Mercadante. Shelly Gingras. leah Negrucci. Lois Carra. Gina IctcMier. Lena Kozloski. Gina Frasco. Darlene Vignaio. and Tracy Rescigno. From Row: Diane Goodman. Kathy Prezslo. Kaihy Landry. Maria Clan. Debbie Marai. and Debbie Ryan. 74 Kaihy prepares lor the oncoming shot. Wowl That was a powerful hill The 1984 Girls’ Softball Team, guided by second year coach Diane Merca- dante. had a fair season, ending with a 7-12 record. The highlight of the season occurred when the Agawam girls successfully defeated Longmead- ow with a no hitter. This win was obtained because of the excellent pitching of junior Darlene Vignato. Co-captains Maria Ollari and Lena Koslowski along with senior players Gina Frasco and Debbie Marai helped to encourage the team throughout the season. A strong group of juniors contributed both their talent and enthusi- asm to help lead the team to victory. These experienced players will be beneficial to next year's team. The juniors included: Leah Negrucci, Lois Carra. Kathy Przeszlo. Shelly Gingras. Gina Letellier. and Darlene Vignato. With seven top players returning to the softball team. Coach Mercadante looks forward to a promising season. Enthusiasm plus? Kathy anticipates the pitch. Debbie drives it home. Go ahead, make Shelly's day. The 1984 Boys's Track Team. First row Mark Tessicini. Andy Vezis. Mike Judkins. Paul Pacewitz. Mike Govoni. Kevin Connors. Guy Jeding. Scott Cofer. Eric Lunden. Mark Bolduc. Jim Wright. Doug Allen, and Dean Icclcrc. Second row David Ross. Mike Lemay. David Bartnik. Al Ingham. Steve Wands. Jeff Wands, and Mike Karam. Third row: Chris Noll. Kevin Long. David Mullins. Todd Jedmy. Robert Allen. Larry Rinaldi, and Vinme Cardaropoli. fourth row Coach Young. Dawn Donatini. Gina Fallen. Joanne Canti. Sean Hazen. Jon Caso. Nick Paquette, and David Allen. The 1984 Boys' Track Team, coached by Gus Young, had a successful season finishing with a 5-3 record. An out- standing performance was displayed by seven members of this team who qualified for the Western Mass. Com- petition. These members were: se- niors. Mark Tessicini and Dean Leclerci juniors. Al Ingham, Mike Karam. Dave Bartnick. and Mike Le- may. and sophomore. Bob Allen. Led by tri-captains. Eric Lunden. Mark Tessicini. and Jim Wright, the team was encouraged to put their best effort into every meet. Dean Leclerc showed his special talents by setting a school record in both the high jump and javelin. He also placed third in the high jump at the State meet. With the return of five Western Mass, members along with many talented underclass- men. the 1985 Brownies should have a successful season despite the loss of many valuable seniors. Kevin, a study in concentration. Jeff, going for the record. When coach talks, everyone listens? I wonder if Superman started this way? 76 The 1984 Girls’ Track Team, coached by Kathy Spellacy and assisted by Vir- ginia Cassidy, had a very successful season. They finished with a 60-1 re- cord which resulted in a third place spot in their division. Their most exciting win was over Westside. It was Agawam's first vic- tory over their rivals since girls track began. The 440relay team. Tanya Hart. Cathy Hopping. Venita Giles, and Kathy McCarthy, qualified for the State Tournament and took sixth place for Massachusetts. The team had many young partici- pants and will be looking to improve their record in the upcoming years. The 1984 Girls' Track Team. From row: Holly Lewis. Kristi Belini. Karen Daborowski. Patty Law rcncc. Wendi Zymroz. Kathy McCarthy. Lisa Hutchinson. Venita Giles. Lori Jury. Patty Bcavis. and Angela Mastromatteo. Back row: Coach Cassidy. Assistant Coach Wright. Kelly Kaufmann. Tina Smith. Lisa letendrc. Laurie Brunette. Nancy Merchant. Judy Pignatare. Michelle Blanchard. Tanya f Hart. Lisa Laudato. Donna Albano. Linda Cosby. Jane Wright. Dawn Molta. and Coach Spellacy Coach gives the girls some winning tips. Venita. Sitting down on the job? The 1984 Boy ' Tenni Team. Bob Coelln. Greg larouche. Steve Oberle. Coach Cowle . Jim Puhala. Mike leClerc. Jeff Diet chler. and Mike Sardella. The Boys’ Tennis Team, coached by Mr. Richard Cowles, finished its season with a 7-9 record. The team was led by returning top singles player. Steve Oberle. At second singles was senior newcomer Mike Sardella. Playing third singles was Mike Jemiolo. a sophmore newcomer. The first doubles team was made of the senior, freshman duo- Greg Larouche and Jim Puhala. Bob Coelln and Jeff Dietschler completed the team at second doubles. With the return of many experi- enced underclassmen, the upcoming years for the team look quite I promising. The 1984 Girls’ Tennis Teani, coached by Mary Wolochowicz. fin- ished its season with a record of 9-5. This record qualified the team for the Western Mass. Tournaments in which they placed second. In the individuals. Cindy Roy. the top singles, made it as far as the quarterfinals. In doubles, the senior and sophomore duo. Lisa Cheva- lier and Cindy Slate, also made it to the quarterfinals. They were named All Western Mass, doubles team as well. Other starters on the team were Kathy Jemiolo and Michelle Early in singles, and Carol Gasiorowski and Mia Brophy playing second doubles. With the return of many underclassmen, the team has a chance of doing as well next year. Girls' Tennis The 1984 Girl ' Tennis Team. Front Row: Dawn Donatin'. Rarb Garnty. Mia Brophy. Cindy Slate. Cindy Roy. and Kathy Jemiolo. Back Row: Chri Kosinski. Carla Bcavis. Laura Farrington. Jen Crean. Coach Wolochowicz. Carolyn Rosner. Carol Gasiorowski. Lisa Chevalier. Samantha Woods, and Michelle Early. Jen watches her ball go over the net. What a shotl 79 Row Rick leal. Greg larouche. lee Chruanthopolou . and Coach Bachmi. The 1984 Golf Team, under the direc- tion of Paul Bachini. ended the season with a respectable 4-7 record. A small but strong team, headed by senior Kent Porth. finished third in their division. Juniors. Rick Leal and Greg Larouche played consistent games throughout the season. Top sophomore golfer. Wayne Leal, placed in the top thirty for state wide golf. Five strong returning players present a hopeful outlook for next year's team. SOPHOMORES IlMUOOt The fall of 1984 brought to Agawam High a new sophomore class. Advised by Mr. McCaffrey, the peasants appointed John Cappuccilli as president. Jim Frasco as vice-president. Aline Gaudreau as secretary, and Mike Malinoski as treasurer. When asked what they planned for their first year activities, several members of the sophomore class replied with Herrnt. Although this was their reply, the Class of '87 proved to be a very promising and spirited group. The Royalty wishes these upcoming Herrnts” the best of luck in their remaining years at Agawam High School. The Sophomore Class Officers Linda Allder David Allen Kathleen Allen Robert Altobelli Robert Alve David Andry Joseph Ant ico Lisa Arduino Tracy Armstrong Kristin Augusti Jcri Baker Cara Balbont Marc Barber Thomas Barber Christine Bardsley Jeffrey Barker Jane Barrett Joseph Barrett Lisa Barimk Joseph Baruffaldi Lisa Baurle Robert Beaulieu Michelle BcUefeuille Kim Benjamin Heidi Birchall Pamela Blake Michelle Blanchard Matthew Bogacz Katie Borowiec Claudine Bouchard Larry Bouchard Joseph Bourbonnais Carter Bowrys Scott Bracci Peter Bradley Jennifer Brantley Paige Breault Christine Briggs Thomas Briggs Todd, intrigued? Laurie Brunette Tim Bryant Suzanne Bulson Anthony C. Buoniconti Anthony J. Buoniconti Frank Buoniconti Karen Burbank Linda Burnett Maureen Burns Kathy Cabey Jocyl Canna mela John Cappuccilli William Carabetta 82 a TFT Antonio Cardaropoli Nicholas Carra Vanessa Carter Mark Casiello Jennifer Cassesse Dominic Cecchetelli Gary Cerpovici David Chapdelame David Chapman Mark Charest Shelli Charland Jeffrey Chausse Steven Chenevert Laura Chevalier Anna Chiarella Lee Chrisanthopoulos Carol Ciborowski Karen Ciborowski rwr« Brian Coffey Phillip Collins Arnold Cone Jr. Lisa Connor Jeffrey Converse James Cook David Cormier Joseph Cormier Dear Sweetie. . . . Enjoying the game. Bridget? Thomas DeNardo Tina DePalma Christine Desilets Mark Deslauricrs Kenneth Dietrich Jr Jeffrey Dietschler Domomc DiLizia Jr. 83 Dominic DiTomaso Lori DiTomato Daniel Donat ini Samantha Doran Stephanie Douglass Christine Droum Edward Drowns Carrie Dymon Jeffrey Eades Eric Early Marc Early Cheat much? Geometry lovers! Kimberly Eerris Danielle Fieldstad Tambrel Eila Thomas Einnie Danielle Eisher Raymond Gadreault Shane Gadreault Jill Gagne Scott Gamble William Garvin Dawn Eleury Tina Eorgues James Erasco Francesca Erigo Wow. this is just so great I Jennifer Glover Todd Godek Edward Golden Amy Golemo a Aline Gaudreau Andrew Gentile Bernice Giles Lynn Gingras David Giordano Joanna Giordano Suzanne Girard lee Goodreau Dawn Gordon Richard Gordon Robert Gordon Kristine Gorman Dawn Goss Jill Goss 84 Gary Goulet Anna Grassem Katherine Griffin William Grimaldi David Hallock Peter Haliock Christopher Hamel DON’T do ill! Lone Hanjack James Hanson Janice Harabin Michael Haim Scan Hazen Catherine Helton Jennifer Herd Jennifer Hcroux David Heyman Roy Hill Jr. Daniel Hobson Gerard Hume Evan Humphries Lisa Hutchinson Keith Jacobs Glenn Hood Cathleen Hopping Gregory Hoskm Christine Howie Tricia Hudzikiewicz Dawn Jakuboski Stephen Jarvis Kathleen Jcmiolo Carolyn Jochim Alexander Jorgensen Kathy- caught in the act. Who me?” Anthony Joseph Vikki Judkins Todd Kane Scott Kaufmann Thomas King Karen Kosinski Craig Krieger Jose Kulik Eric labarsky Teresa laBontc Richard laflamme Robert Landers Michael Landry Patricia Landry Colleen Lappie So. who's the important chick? Sharon Lomastro Robert longo Tricia longo Rebecca Ludemann Michelle lustier Renee Magagnoli Michael Malinoski Gina Maloney Kevin Manning Jeffrey Martin John Marlin Melissa Martin Jay Martmeau Michelle Mar tone Teresa Martone Angela Mastromatteo Kathleen McCarthy Dennis McDonald Mary McMahon Robert McMullin III r I didn't mean to do itll Tonya Mercadante Nancy Merchant Scott Mercure Thomas Mesick Laurie Mickna Jay Miller Steven Mills k. The American gigolo himscll. Sean Montgomery Donald Moore Robert Morassi Jason Morin Lori Moss Deirdre Murphy 86 Jason Osborne Vmnitf Palloita Nicholas Paquette David Payne Scott Pearson Michael Pedro Kelli Pepper Carlcne Perodeau Stacy Piccoli Heather Pierce Judy Pignatare Laurie Pmney Kimberly Pioggia Jodi Pirme Kristin Pirme I'm so happy I could just . . . die! Christopher Pisano Susan Placiek Kimberly Plakias Tara Plante Christine Poggi Deana Polak Kevin Prefontaine Duh! How do I do this one? James Puhala Debora Rickson Tina Robinson Paul Scibelli Stacy Senflug Peter Shannon Debra Sharpy Thomas Sheehan David Shlosser Robert Shlosser Tama Slaimen Michael Slate Ronald Sabin Edmund Salva Scott Sames Peter Santamello Peter Scheidle Scott Schroedcr vA Sheila Rogers Cynthia Rosner Margo Rossi Cynthia Roy Eric Rulfanann Joanne Ryan Stephan Ryan You're kidding, right? 87 “Hoy! Who called for ihe toilet paper? Thomas Sliech John Smidt Mark Smidt Brian Smith Jeffrey Smith Jennifer Souders Lori Spiro Michelle Sprandel Kimberly Spring Scott St.Hill Michael Smith April Snow Matthew Sohay John Sonsini Amssa St.John Barbara St.Onge Rosemary Stack Joseph Stoneburg Shannon Strom Tom Sullivan Jamie Tebaldi Timothy Tlusty Jeffrey Touchette Marie Tourville Brett Troganowan What a party! Danielle llnfried Robert Vandergnft Karen Veronesi Carrie Viens Marion VonHollander Kristen Vouakis Only RIAL men ride the bus Christine Walsh Stephen W'alters Lynn Waryasi Richard White Jr. Michelle Whitehead Debra Whitlock Leigh Whittaker Christopher A. Wood Christopher D. Wood Amale Yacteen Donia Yacteen Anthony Young Tina Zambclli Debora Zarlengo 88 JUNIORS Entering their second year at Agawam High, the vassals broke tradi- tion. Advised by Mrs. Litchfield, they began their fund raising activities during their junior year. In the fall, they sold items from a gift boutique, and in March, they held a dance. Abbie Sheehan was elected president along with Mario Pioggia as vice-president. Michelle Montesi as secretary, and Tim Lockwood as treasurer. The junior class waited in anticipation for a visit from the Ring Man. knowing that he would bring them the one thing which would set them apart from the sophomores. All-in-all. the Class of '86 had a very exciting year and The Royalty is proud to abdicate its position to the new senior class of Agawam High School. The Junior Class Officers Fred Adelman Donna Albano Joseph Albano Gerald Allen Jr. I V ! Christopher Amirault Joseph Annone Michael Augusti Robert AvcriO Hello out there! Robert Aversa Michael Avis Marm Ayers Scott Ayotte John Bara Robert Rarbartm Christina Barber Gregory Barker Michael Barker Mark Barnard Joseph Barrett William Beauregard Patricia Beavis Tracy Becker Gary Bclislc Kimberly Belisle Jacqueline Blakesley Kristine Bodurtha Kelley Bolduc Susan Bonesteel leo Boucher Jr. Christopher Bovtry April Breault Virginia Broden 90 Can Brown Dcbora Brown Vanessa Brown Kelly Brumlcy Teresa Bruno Christine 8uky Corinna Buoniconti Katherine Burbank Patricia Burns Debra Campisi Joanne Canty Vincent Cardaropoli James Carlson lisa Caron Christopher Carr Elizabeth Carrie David Casiello Michael Cerpovicz Paul Cesan Anthony Cichctti Jennifer Clark Kelly Clarke Rosclla Cloutier Kenneth Clow See Spot run. Robert Cocchi Jr. Robert Coelln Christine Colagiovanm Ellen Conlin David Consolim Michelle Cooley Another thrilling class? Ion Cormier Marnie Cormier James Craven Jr. Anthony Cremonti Jeffrey Davies Diane DcChristopher Timothy Delisle Anthony Depalo Jr. 91 a lillk windy up here! Cherilce Doucette Kimberly Downing Deanne Duclo Gordon Duffus Joseph Easton Maria Despirt Gina Dialessi Donna Dilullo Joelle Dion Debora Disisto Bryan Donabed Dawn Donat ini lor i Ehresman Paul Enderle Megan Esempio Gina Fallen Jodi Fancy Lisa Favreau Michelle Favreau Robert Fazio Kelly Fedora Barry Felix Shaun Ferrendino Richard Ferry Paul Fetherston John Field Gina Fiester Jay Fugiel Dawna Fuller Tracy Gaffney John Gamelli Ann Garrett Barbara Garrily Jennifer Garvin Peter Gatlin Regina Gcr lisa Ghidoni Tina Gilberti Thomas Gionfriddo Hey Augusti, get a haircut! Geralyn Giroux Melissa Gold Timothy Goklen Gina Gould Karen Govom Kellie Graves Scon Gregory 92 Linda Groom Christine Guilbert Christopher Hall Lynn Hall Thomas Hamel Lori Harpin Timothy Hebert Brcndon Hildreth Darrin Hill Randol Holmes Matthew Hubbard Steven Hubbard Having fun girls? Push! Holly Huhtanen Donald Hume Timothy Hurley Anthony Ingham Karen Jabry Robert James Kelly Kaufmann James Keane Brian Kelley f d Edward Johnson Mark Jutras Jill Juzba Karen Kane Michael Kennedy Lora Kiddy Alt Kitchell John Kovalsky Lisa Kozel Lisa Krzykowski Kenneth Kubik Jr. Cynthia Labonte Stephen Laflamme Lisa LaGrange Catherine Landry Jeffrey lane Thomas Lariviere Yvan Larochele Donald Lasher Wayne leal Ramona Leclair Raymond leclair Go Agawam I 93 Barbra Icclaire John Leclerc Lynn Lefebvre Jonathon lemme Nora Lloyd Timothy Lockwood Kevin long Nice leg ! Patrick Longley Michael Loudon Maria Lucia Michael lunden Douglas lush Richard Malmoski James Maloney Theresa Marciel Lisa Markowski Margaret Marquis Gina Ma::a Michael McCarthy Victoria McCarthy Kevin McCormack Brian McDonald Good times at Agawam High! Michael McGrath Patricia Mellom Christine Menard Robert Mesick Steven Milliken Anthony Moccio Eric Merrunan Richard Mesick Cool Dude Cynthia Moccio Jacqueline Moccio Jennifer Moccio Jo-Ann Moccio John Moccio Russell Monroe Michelle Montesi Carolyn Moore Paul Morris David Mullins Sheila Murphy Renata Muskus John Mustam Jr. Richard Multi Paul Napolnan Gina Nascembem Tracy Nichols Christopher Noll Cynthia Noyes John O'Connell Sharon O'Keefe Lori Orlosk 94 Jolece Orsucci Brian Osborne Judy Pacewicz Donald Page Louise Pali; Dena Pandolfi Michael Parolo Robert Perry Jr. Wayne Perry Bruce Peterson Robert Philp IV Kenneth Piazza Andrea Pieri Brian Pioggia Mario Pioggia Christine Podgorski Martha Patnaude Steven Pedro Sandra Peltier David Pemberton Christine Perry Darlene Perry “Are you looking for me?” David Porowski Michael Potter Angela Proakis Joseph Przechocki Gregory Pultro Christopher Rainvillc Christine Reece David Retzler Do you want a job? Michelle Ricco David Robinson Benito Rocca Joseph Rondoletto Donna Roy Michael Ruggeri Joann Russo Jan Sadowski Christopher Sanchez John Sandlin Noreen Sands Peter Saracino Carrie Scheve John Schuler Jr. Gary Scott You can't be serious! Patricia Scovillc Paul Scoville Gina Serra David Sgueglia Lisa Sgueglia Christopher Shea Abbie Sheehan 95 Melissa Sheehan Timothy Sheehan Peter Sibilia Cynthia Slate Patricia Smith Steven Smith Tina Smith Kelly Soden Laurie Sorel Kimberly Souders Peter Souders Christopher Sparks Michael Sprandcl Lynn St. John Jacqueline Stack Susan Steadman Amy St it linger Tamara Stone Scott Theroux. Tina Therrien David Thornhill Lee Townsend Sandra Trombley Antonio Trolio Ralph Strom Paul Talbot William Tallon Sharon Taylor Glen Tetreault Susan Uschmann Felix; Vachon Ronald Vandervliet James Vergnam Richard Veils Mark Windoloski John Wise Colleen Wright Sharon WroWeskt Curtis Wu Brian Wyckolf Timothy ZambcHi Lisa Ziegert Wendt Zymrox Kevin Voyer Cynthia Walters Lisa Waniewski Michelle Warren James Wheeler Christopher White Rebecca White Jacqueline Williams Kimberly Williams Senior Class Officers WILLIAM FORTIERPRES.. MELISSA COPPLE-SEC. ANGELA CHRISTY TREAS.. PATRICIA O DONNEll-V. PRES. slSJUsl y j i i $ bAWDSY Utfti (j, -J—. s ra wK£rr p -,,. „ fc s£i£« -v W Q Sffi L- On, ’- -£? W Q. pJJWT-q pj VT _ S li'-fel? L '■ V |c« cc S y« v n ’4' r Vr;' v if toil CU.M i zubiM ) K VjfjOnrv M 100 SCOTT ACOSTA Popper ... 3 15 80... 7 30 84. .. Def Leppard . .. The Car ... 85'... Toyota SR5 . .. Navy... Oh Really? . . . Vacation! LISA ANN ALAIMO Canon Mt... New Hampshire .. . 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Daddy's Little Sweetheart ANDREA BARKER Hampton Beach 83... JOHN ... 11 19 83 ... ZZ TOP ... PINK + BLUE . . . CORVETTES . . . BOSS!!! . . . Memories + Dreams . . . ANG 101 DALE MARIE BARNES My Parem . . . Hey Chick . .. foofin-aayll -. . Journey . .. Ft. Lauderdale 84'.. . Rainbow ... RS84 ... Unicorn . .. D.8. JON I. 8ENERAKIS Black . . . 65 Muttang . . . TLA . . . Teddy Bear . . . Jonny B. . . Hunting . . . Fithing . . . Skiing ... Studly .. . Migceble . .. car OENNIS J. BISHOP Kabuk. Man . . WC . . B Tree 1+2 Mugambo . . Ran. Leppard + Night Ranger . . . Flippy Finger . . . Wazoul . . . Dianne GLENN BARTELS Ea y Scooter . . . Dinner For Two ... BOGUS .. . SKEEVO .. . My Clone Ricky . . What Money ... ME + SANDY ... D- Period 84 JOANNA BIANCHI MUMBLES . . . Sun et . . . DON'T BUG MEI.. . Bianca ... Skiing . . . Italian Food . . . Beach ... Succe ... 3i .. . 8INK DAVID BARTNIK New Hampihire . . . Skiing . . . Track . . . Hampton Beach . . . Mu ie . .. Linda JULIE BASSETTE Jule . . . forever tinging . . . tqucaky . . . Mom + l.S.K. . . 85 . . . EXCUSE MEI... She Bop ... FOOFIN'AAY ... KDLKET .. . Idol PAMELA BEELE MALPP . . . Falconeddi . . . MLM'S . . . The Stonett . . Reggatta . .. Guaranteed Good Time ... P Town... Mom Dad ... DEE DEE NORM BLANCHET Kim . .. 8 18 84 ... Cruitin ... Formula . . . BK . . . MOMN- DAD . . . GRUMP ... Scorpion . .. IOOMPH . .. Alpine Slide ... CRANKIT BERNADINE J. BONAVITA Mom Dad . . . Summer 01 '84 . .. MRT . . Boodiel... Black .. . To Be Richl . . . Journey . . . Hey Maggotl . . . Italian ! . . . 8ERN ANDREA BORSARI Ronnie . . . Mother Tooth! . . . Forever . . . Whop! . . . AC . . . 12 12 82 . . . Stay With Me . . . My Honey . . . My Friend MARK BORTOLUSSI BORTO . . . Led-Zeppelm . . . SMF .. . Budweiter ... St. Pauli Girl . . . What it wrong with another tin . . . Italian . .. AMF 102 KIM BOUCHARD NORM . . . 8 18 84 . . . Mom- SDad . . . Si . . . Hampton Beach ... The Pumpkin ... JHB . . . Gumby . . . Brat . . . Telephone . . . BOUCH LAURIE BOUCHARD Rote .. . Gold ... MASDAD . . . D.M.C... Mickey D's ...LIB. .. real men . .. Le Go Crazy . . . LSJMMGT . . . Prince . . . Bouch MARK I. BREAULT Summer 84 . . . Jeep . . . C Parly' . . . Blue . . . Ford ... 4 wheeling . . . ZZ Top . . . The crew . . . MX . . . veil . . . See you later DARRYL K. BRENNAN Baseball 5 . . . Trash It Up . . . Oh li A Joke ... Falcons ... Hi Mom . . . Mustang ... Tower .. . Work For Me .. . Pounding Mercede . . . Pink Floyd . . . DP . . . D-Ban . . . BANGI . . . 800MI . . . Beatles . . . Psy- chologist ... Cow ... Europe . .. The Wall KAREN BRIGGS Ma Dad ... Suntan ... Beach . .. Ain't Nobody ... Dimple ... Tootie 8 Catalina . . . Smile ... ASS .. . The Glamorous Life Van Halcn . . . Blue . . . cooking ... basketball.. . Chevy ... 85 . . . toccer . . . Dance . . . ZZ Top . .. Rollerskating ... Skiing JOHN BUBAR THE BOOB . . . Baseball 33 . . . ZZ Top . . . Mute . . . Cuz . . . TNT . . . 44 Mag . M + D . . . Donators . . . PORCHE . . . AELNLSKZCGLF MICHELLE BUBAR THE BOOB ... The Cars . . . Van Halen ... Ed Morte . . . Farrari . . . Monte Carlo . . . RHA ... MiD ... In Heaven ... I’m In Love CHRISTINA M. BURROWS Hi Bunkyl. . . Br. Hussy ... My Family . . . N8I . . . Summer . . . Bruce!... 8est Buddies ... My Vette . . . T' . . . Ushkay . . . Chris KEN BUTT 18 . . . What a feeling . . . PEBBLES ... What the ????!... MOPED .. . Tower . . . Silver . . . 28 . . . PIITG ... BUTTMAN SHELIA ELLEN BYRNE NEW MEXICO . . . Friends . . . K.V. T.C. I P. + K.P. . . . WTMT . . . Salisbury Beach . . . D.N.H.S. Fruitjuice . . . awe- some . .. RED 103 + DONNA CABANA Van Halen . . . Stevie Nick . . leather and lace . . . Black Ca- maro . . . Red Rose . . . TO BE RICH . .. Wine . . Coba Cabana LEA C. CAMPITI Crazy ... grounded ... Roo ... MT ... Ma n-Dad . .. Disco . . . white wine . .. 100% ITAIIAN . . . Paula. My Best Friend . . . Mike RON CARON LOIS CARRA KIM CASCIO JOANNE N. CECCHI Air Force 8S . . . M + D . . . X Country TCBCDCGBKPIARTRCSD . . Cuban Missle Commandor . . SKEETS . . . Riverside 8-1 . . RATT Black + Red ... 35 SNHWKAC . . . Kings + Queens . . . The Clique . . . Road Trip ... I. FOAAFO ... 6 25 88... I'm on my way WILLIAM CHAMPAGNE PAUL CHENEVERT Plymouth . . . Blue . . . Zero . .. 0 . . . Air Force . . . DIO . . . CARS . . . COWBOYS . . . Indians . . it’s casual o.k. . . . BOGUS ???? Franko . . . York 2 ... Rocket .. . The Stones . . . Watermelon . TBC P CHENY The Four Year Plan . . . Kiky . . . Natural MOM . . . Ushkay . . WM 84’. . . FH. S. S. 4 . . . Friend Skiing... OH MY GOD SPIKE!. . . The Bird . . . DIMAGGIO . .. CAS Morning Crew ... good friend .. . memories . . . THE FUTURE ... yellow roses . .. ITAIIAN .. . Blue . . . OKAYFINEYUP . . BED KEVIN CARDWELL Skiing . . . The Boss . . . Rong . . . Mob Rules . . . French Rivera . .. Modestly Wealthy . Leg . .. Grizzly DAVID CHAMPAGNE RAY CHIARELLA ••PIPE” .Van Halen Blue Air Force .. . Italy . . . Skiing In The Alps . . . Corvettes 10 JOHN JAMES CHRISCOl A III Mr. Floyd . . . 9 9 84 Michele . .. Thank Mom 8 Dad ... Rai.. . Smurf . . . Dio . . . Beach . . . Studalinc . . . Bouch . . . Insane ANGELA CHRISTY MALPP ... SOS ... Lip ... PT . . . Dog Face . . . Runt . . . Bodybody Break li Down! . . . M + M . . . Bed too Big . . . MDK and YAP STEVE CIE80TER TONY CIPRIANI BETH A. CLARK MARGARET M. CONLON TODD MICHAEL CONNERY Camping . .. Fast Car ... No . . . Money . . . Mustangs ... I Quit . . . Good-Time . . . Billy Idol... Jeffrey . .. Budweiscr TC . .. 69 Charger Rt . . . Rebel .. .11. .. Lopa . . . Ouarters . . . The Slang 4x4 .. . Dar ... It'll Never Happen Againl Sneazy . .. The Parties overl . . . A is bent the twig, to grows the tree. ... Do unto others. run .. . GARYII Pink Floyd . . . Black . . . l4Kt Gold Summer Of '84 . .. JD .. . 7 14 84 . . . Boodiel ... Hey Bern! . . . Doobie . . . Parly . . . MAG Mom. Dad. Family, and Friends ... IRISH ... Jazz.. . Trumpet- Fkigel... TCJKPJUS3 ... UNH- The Cape . . . Mangione . . . Giggy MELISSA COPPLE ED CORNELIUS MALPP . . . MSM ... Los Puercos . . . 4007 . . . FMR . . . LA 84 . . . Pink Cadillac . . . Gemelos .. . Numbers 9 8 6... The Kids . . . MISSY Football . . . Hoop . . . 33 . . U2 . . . Cofe's Overnightersl. . 3 13 84 .. . Guitar . .. Music . . Idol... My Buddy Rock 105 KIMBERLY CORRIVEAU My Family . . . CK . . . Good Friends ... Success And Happi- ness . . . DD . . . Beach MARIA CORTESE SWD ... The Res ... Bwdaa ... DO ... No Credit ... Italian ... 8 . .. Hum-drum . .. Boston . .. AG ... Glad To Be Out... Skip BETH COUTURE DREAMS FROM THE PAST . . . Dad + Terry . . . Mom . . Ocean City ... Jipes . . Uhh . . . Cindy and the Weekends . . . Chooch JOYCE COUTURE Yellow Roses . . . I4K ... Party . . . Good Times With Friends .. . Madress . . . Tom Petty . . . CUDA .. . 9 33 83 ... 13 10 83 ... BOBBY LORI COWLES MOM . . . MH . . . Zzzs . . . CSF 3... Porsche... MTWJ . .. NYC . . . I4K ... TAKE ME TO THE TOP. . . WFM . .. IDKJ .. . EFTW . .. COWLES JENNIFER ANN CREAN Italian Irish . . . Italy '84 . . . F.L. 19 . . . BC's OB 33 . . . Middle Daughter ... purple ... Keep Smiling .. . Jen GREG DANIELS Beaches . . . Fishing . . . MAID- EN .. . Plymouth ... Pistols ... LA ...JD MICHAEL J. DAPONDE Football 30.. . Grapplin ... LT- 56 ... NY Giants . . PIITG . . . Pointers . . . MegaPaks . . . PJT . . . MD . . . Gushin . . . Boxing Rules MELISSA DARLING You'll Get Over It . .. Meriden. Ct . . . Go For It ... MISSY . . . Character ... Mom Dad DONNA DAVILLI NONNA VILLE” ... Mercedes . . . Italian ... Deering ... 4 .. . Purple Rain ... Green T'amo . . . GMV . . . Tender Years CARRIE DAVIS Red Roses . . . S.C... . Mom-n- Stew .. . Friends ... ‘Snow .. . Gold ... Zeppelin ... Canada . . . Men . . . W ild N Free . . . Scare 106 JAY DAVIS 5 ... Datsun 280 Z ... Skiing .. . ZZ Top ... The Who... Black . . . Red . . . Tower . . . The beach ... Lucrative Career GINA DECHRISTOPHER C.G.-capt... Green ... Roid .. . My Ultimate Sweetie ...U3.. . Tres Cool!... AH ... Todd K . . . Amber . . . Maine . . . BIG RED CHRISTINA DEL8ARBA Garfield+ Pookie-Bear . . Mom. Dad and little brother . Bear and Gator . . . Muffy . broken no e .. . Dave LORALEE DELLA MARCO PAUL E. DELSKY III CELLUCCI New York . . . 12 22 83 . . . Polly Poop Check . . . While Lamans ... Chuckles Cheese .. . hello . . . Tiamo Polio . . . Paul. . . 5 18 85 MICHAEL DEMICHELE Italian ... Ski Team . . . 151.. . Roast'em . . . weekends . . . Partying with Friends . . . screwdrivers .. . outdoors SCOTT A. DENNIS So . . . Peeters + Keans . . . M + D Bruins . . . Patriots . . . “4 .. . Maverick Power ... ZZ Top .. . EMJBRTSGMG . . . ILS . .. TNT USA DEPALMA Italian .. . TSS ... red vette ... Wildwood . .. Sis ... Roses ... PP + D . . . Cal . . . Family . . . Montreal . . . EW . . . Hills . . . Liser FRED DEPKA STEPHEN DISANTI NICK DITOMASO Diving ... Food ... My Monte . .. Van Halen ... Water Skiing . .. I don't know ... Corvette ... Cruisin'... 21... ZZ Top Playboy ... Bud ... Wrestling ..N + MMGT... ALT 9 9 83 . . Roach Motel. .. Pumped .. Zep .. . I6oi curies .. . Italian 107 SARAMNE R. DOUGLASS Jell . . . Friday the 13th . . . IUW ... 7 19 84 ... Riumte ... Beach Spin . . . NV 6 24 8$ .. . Sterling Silver ... Sara BILL DREW ... 'CHEWIE ... Adventure .. . PUCH ... 4SPD . .. Sabbath .. . Dio ... Floyd ... YEBEGGIN .. . Delorean . . . SAINT USA DUFFUS Mustang ... pink . . . Midget . . LOVE Mom Dad . ..RG . . TO . . . Gymnastic . . . Lover- boy . . . 15 . . . Lasagna . . Morning sky 1 DEANNA DUNI SWM ... the RES ... BWMAA . . . MC . . . Adam Ant . . . Scottish . . . T . . . SKEEN . . . New York City . . . French . . . RD . .. PURPLE . .. RD DENISE DUPONT FACIAL . . . Mom + Dad . . . Chooch . . . What's up? . . . Summer ol '82 . . . CG . . . 22 . . . K 27 . . . WOW . . . Cindi . . . JUB . . . DEE BA8E BRIAN DUPUIS Borgatti Park . . . The Boys . . . Neil Young . . . 68 Camaro . . the Magic Bus . TOP Jodie STEVE EASTON Than Capt. Lou + Kay . . . Weston . Pump to kill . . . Playboy ... $ ... Bud ... The night is calling . . . I6oi. curl .. . East APRIL EVANGELISTA Ape . . ANWTC .. . lo Ramble On ... The Clique . . . Mento- ne ol DfcD w Kel . . . LNWD D . . . Forever . . . Faithfully ... DAS ALISTAR FAIRLIE Skiing . . . Soccer . . . Porsche 911 . . Billy Idol ... U2 .. . Judas Priest . . . F2 . . . KK . . . A S ... ZOUL ... S.T.O.W” .. .BT . . . AT 108 SUSAN GIEIDA Dancing ... Gold .. . Being Me ... Broadway . . . Cats . . . Maine . . . My Family . . . Lucky Star ... If Ever ... Dreams . . . Sue-Z VENITA GILES Red . . . Mom ... No Sir . . . Track W, Mass 3X yd 84 . . . Boston friends . Shelters ... weird math . . . Basketball. .. Neders SHELLY GINGRAS SHMEG ... The Boss ... roo .. . The Boot .. . Softball. . . 3 ... UTTERBUTTER. FLIP + SLIM. Rm 16 ... Gotta like it .. . OOL RENEE GIRARD PeeWee ... Roses ... Journey . .. Jules . . . Full Moon . . . Black . . . Summer of ’84 . . . Tickle Pink . . . ME.I Hi MR . . . LDiKELLY KELLY GIROUX Cold Sixes ... KNLAY ... GP83 ■.. Mom Dad ... Van Halen .. . Fast . . . Trim ... Corky ... RG . . . XES . . . Whatever floats your boat I JACKIE GORDON Purple . . . Lamborghini ... 38 Special ... Ft. Lauderdale . . . Dreams Can Come True . . . Red Roses . . . Pink Panthers . . . TA SUSAN GORMLEY Maine . . . Lobster . . . Blue . Family t Friends . . . 121166 . Sweetcheeks .. . ZZ Top . MB” .. . yeah . .. Apple pie JEFFREY ALAN GOSS Skiing ... The Who ... Rag Top . . . ZZ . . . BS . . . FLOYD . . . Celtics . . . The Boss . . . Skynyrd ... 38 Special . . . Wanna B Rich ROBERT A. GOTTSCHE JR. Springsteen ... Born to Run .. . Daytona Beach 83 . . . Jeep . . . Polaris ... EMS ... Vermont . .. Rob KATHY GOYETTE GUY 13-8-83 . . . THMIHWG . . . White- -Pink Roses . . . Skiing . .. Jeeps . . . Mom + Dad . . . Deb ... 5-6-84 ... The Who ... WWLF 111 STEVEN J. GRASSO COOP ... Green Death . . . B's . . . Poco Hampton 84” . . . PATS . . . MooSChuckie . . . na ty ... MHEMG ... Italian .. . sieto ... ZEP MICHELE GRAY MOM $ DAD . . . TBTIG . . . TDFE ... Get a Grip Li . . . Its Bo ... MLM't studd ... TA .. . My si ... What' up Chuck? . ..AD GLENN STEVEN GREENOUGH Gina . . . 809-83 ... The Summer Nights . . . Irish . . . Pink Floyd . . . Dreams . . . Some day . . . well all right . . . Blue ROBYN GREGORY Friend old + new . . . Ware ... Summer '84 . . . SLIME . . . That' tacky” . . . IDNE . . . rr, splat . . . Straw ... MOM .. . R F . . . Rob EDDIE GRIMALDI Vocal Ensemble . . . Vaudeville . . . Cornfields . . . Rickenback- er . . . RUSH . . . lots of Memories . . . My THIA . . . IYRM' . . . 4 8 90 USA HALLOCK SUSAN HARPIN LAURIE A. HARRIS BRAT . . . Camaro . . . Cap- tain Morgan's . . . Roses . . . Summer of 84 . . . BNLDJCAWS . . Van Halen ... Show Choir . .. CRASH STEELERS .. . WM Arooga 18 .. .Ya Gotta Like It . . . RRWMYFSF (JKMS)... 03 TP . . . Hernt ... I'm so excited ... BOBBIE” TANYA HART Cheerleading . . . Track . . . 22 Partners CMC-MD + TH . . .MOM You. Me + He . .. AAC . .. Twin l BayBay . . . BOK-BOK . . . MOCHA JEFFREY A. HASTINGS Sheryl. .. Ocean Park . . . POP . . . Spin . . . Morning Crew . . . FRENCHIE ... Old Orchard. . Beach . .. Deliverence CONNIE HATHORNE love . . . Blue . . . Mustang . . . Roses ... Friends . . Mom and Dad ... Tina . . . Grandma and Grandpa . . . Craig 112 JOHN C. HAUSER Chevy Impala ... Red ... 350.. . Beach . . . Octo . . . Snow . . . Six ... Larceny ... SCORPS ... Lost . . . Bye . . . LMHRJTK . . . LD . .. HJ SHELLY HAYNES Asti Spumonti . . . OINK ... 57 Corvette someday . . . 3 . . . 4 11 83 . . . Boston bound . . . T.S. RONALD HEBERT Oubert . . . Heeb . . . S Jeep . . . Andrea Ron ... 4 Wheel . . . Purple Rain LORI HELIN MALPP . . .P-Town . . . jaurais toujours (aim de toi... magen- ta ... LA84 . .. Pippin ... lil... PHES ... E-Train . . . MOM JAMES HELTON Spike ... Joe ... Iron Maiden .. . Disposable ... RUSH ... Dio .. . My Warlock . . . Bass . . . Kabuki CYNTHIA R. HILL ZIMBA . . . 3-2-84 . . . 157 . . . lucky One . . . YES 90O5 . . . JV Cheerleading ... Faithfully . .. UMASS ... It swims ... Feb 3 OWEN HUMPHRIES ALFRED T. INGHAM V PAUL S. JOSEPH LORI JURY JEANNE ANN JUZBA Football... 21... Wrestling ... Go for the ball . . . PIITG . . . Defense . . . Dallas Cowboys . . . St. Pauli Girl. .. gushing Football... Wrestling ... 70.. . 2KOZ . . . MAC ... I Mass HWT . . . Swill . . . Goldens . . . Tower . . . MA's.Hood . . . CAPT T-bone . . . Mom + Dad Family . . . Jazz . . . Maine Nose . . . Prez . . . Allstate Lebanese . . . Friends . Memories Lithuianian . . . Gymnastics .. . Beach ... BYPWS ... Dancing . .. Break'n . .. Friends . .. Punk .. . Orange Vega . .. Shopping MOOCH . . . Ushkay . . . SFCC . . . Anything Convos ... Ta‘ . . . PoWop . . . Glitter . . . My Ma . . . SW . . . Fpark . . . ONION HEAD ... 70 113 KARA KACZMARCZYK D.J KAILIPOIITES II MICHAEL KARAM ME TRUMPET . . . Jazz. March- ing Band VP . . . Thank Mom. Dad Friends ... Cape.UNH-JK TCPJUS3 85 . . . 78' Nova 8YE .. . Gumbie Track . ..440WM.. Sixer . DR I 6... LT -56 Giants . Police . . . Secret Journey . . The Bo ... Cover Me .. IDS. KIM KASPEREK HENRY M. KEENE SHARON M. KIDDY DEREK KINNEY EDWARD J. KOPYSCINSKI I See My Future At The Rain- bow' End .. . Happy Hours ... Timele Friend ... My Family . , . Natural Curl . . . AST Mobile . . . BoleHcim REEB . . . Huggie BEAR ... 3 13 83 ... Good Old Aldo . LED ZEP ... snuflenbucket . . . Bobu CHEERLEADING . . . Mom. Dad i We We . Br Hussy . .. MY PALS . . . MG. 4 13 83. FA . . . Twin 3... TA’... It' Chill... KIDLET FELICIA ... Nova... CAPE COD . . . Bull . . MFS . . . Parties . . . Italian... 85 ...NUNU...LO t . . . Friend . . . DOLL ... EDWARD KORZA III Scorpion . . BOSS ... 1 1 '84.. . Hornet . Buster ... Journey . Michele KICK OVER MICH + THE BOSS .. EDZIU CHRISTINE M. KOSINSKI Greece ... Tl... My Family ... Polish + Irish . . . Bruce . . . Traveling . B.C. Mustang . . Band . . . N.Y. . . . 33-8 STEVEN PAUL KRATOCHVIl DOORS .. Neil Young . floyd . .. Hemeken . . . USAF Bound .. . SUCCESS . . . NNNO .. Romp- tume ... Hey. Ape... Weaser .. . Black 114 ANTHONY W. KUNASEK Baseball... TK ... «40... Cape Cod . . . RED . . . D + M . . . 357 mag . . . The Poker Gang . . . DV+TR . . . Pizza Hul With TPJE . . . GREGORY LABINE Guitar . . . Scorpions . . . Van Halen . . . Kramer . . . Jokes in English II HA . Greg . . . Mendel DEBORAH LABONTE COIORGUARD ... Art ... Lob- ster . . . VAN HALEN . . . Un. corns ... yellow ... DIAMOND . . . RAINBOW . . . JOHN COU GAR . . . graduate DARREN LABRECOUE Laural Lake Camp Ground . . . G.T.O. . ■ - Blue . . . House of Pam . . . Van Halen DAN LAFLAMME The Devil Took My Soul And Gave Me Rock n Roll . . . OZZY Motley Crue ... Party All Night Long . . . ABATTOIR . . . LATER PAULA LAFONTAINE White Roses . . . Corvettes . . . My Dad... Bad CO... Sailing .. . Dreams 5 Unicorns . . . PJ . . . JEB . . . Just Once . Black DIANNE LYNN LANDERS The Park . . . Friends . . . Rock n- Roll... Scrunchy ... Purple .. . Mom 6 Dad . . . Paul. Jim. Chris. Missi. Karen ELAINE MARIE LANDRY Foofin' A ... Canada ... Brador . . . Hampton Beach . . . Awe- some . . . Daddy's Girl . . . RU- GRAT . . . Friends Forever . . . Party . . . EF LINDSEY LANE J-A. PUG... 6-11-84 ...Crazy ... ROO... Socks ... MA ... Dallas ... DAD... Florida ... Roses... Friends . . . Champagne ... 14 GREG LAROUCHE 68 Satelite . . . The Crew . . Patriots ... Tatupu ... Celts ... Birds ... led Zep ... Scorps . . Green Machine . . Golf MICHAEL LEMAY ATWIL-MSJPNF ... Athletics .. . West ... 1987 NYC Marathon . .. 1992 Olympics... St. Louis ... Otis . . . Studly . . . TFTMI9S5 ns GINA MARIE LETEUIER FAMILY .. . Success ... Tempi Fate and Win ... Softball... 33 . . . BURN IT . . . WOW . . . LUCK TO CHRIS . . . ASMW ... BE A LAWYER BRIAN LITZ HOOP 23 . . . Jordan . . . Celts . . . Team Cad . . . V . . . Our Gang ... PIITG ... Family . . . Buffalo?... LITZY MIKE LONGO Conv. Truck . . . PLAY80Y . . . BUD . . . MTNMGT . skiing ... OTIS . . Mac'sPL . . . FGLS . . . ROACH MOTEL . THE CARS .. . ROSEANNE LONGO Special friends ... Journey ... purple . . . SUPRA ... The Rink . .. beach . .. Bermuda .. . ROSE CHARLES LOSITO Police ... l2345Glnvisible Sun .. . You're Bugging Me ... Boom . .. The Kids-MC CL ... skiing . . . HS .. .JFBRA .. . JAA ... JOHN LOSITO MOM8DAD . . . MNAA . . . Boston . . . Show + Jazz . . . UNH ... Newport Red + Black . . . Track . . . Vaudeville . . . PLAYIN + SINGIN SANDRA LYNCH PINK FLOYD . . . Dreams . . . VOJ . . . Yellow Zonkers . . . WISH YOU WERE HERE ...U2. . . PAAHD PMLGDDGILY . . . FREEDOM ... FLOYD WILLIAM LYNE 77 CAMARO . . . ZZ TOP . . . LED ZEP . . . The Beach . . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS ... BILL ... NAVY ... TONY MACOMBER MOM AND DAD . .. CLASS OF 85 . . . Sister Terri . . . GRANDPARENTS . . . Cowboys . . . Billy Idol. .. Celtics ... TOMORA MALTONI ITALIAN . . . LAVENDER . . . BEACH 84 ... Cheerleading ... FMLY +Friends . . . IDNE . . . RR Splat . . . little MAI . . . APO RON MANISCALCO BUFFER S BACK ... Go wits ... ORIENTEERING . PARODY POWER . . . LONE AVA MAN . BEATIES . .SKY MAKCUIA- TOR ... ART WHO JOANNE LYNN MASON British ... U2 .. . Wallingford . .. Highland Lake. Stoddard. NH . . . Sunday Bloody Sunday . . . LO . .. Beatles Foreverllll TODD MAZZA FOOTBALL ... 52 ... Hockey . . . Islanders . . . RAY . . . PARKER ... Sixers ... DOC ... Jackson . . . HOOP . . . Cow- boys ... FBI TINA McCARL Steve 10-18-82 . . . Forever Together . . . unicorns . . . Mustang ... BLUE ... LOVE IS . .. Con . . . Memories ... Tiny CAROLINE McGREGOR MAfcDAD ... It's About Time .. . EOIAWYHTSWTF . . Sunsets . . . Pink . . . MBBPfcC . . . Scottish LISA MclEAN Michael Jackson ... Prince . .. Yo What's Up? . . . Smurfy Dee . . . Foofin Aaylll . ■ ■ JKK DTCESJA ... Hey 8ag . .. Red . ..FOX CHRISTINE McMAHON Mickey ... CF$ 5 ... Sunsets . . . $ SLY . . . G.T.C_Those Crazy Nights . . . BRUCE . . . Dreams . . . Roses . . . KELLY McNAMEE Where's Jo?” ... Frsm-4sm .. . Cavy ... rrwmyfsf (M.K.J.S). . . TWI23 . . . MOM DAD . . . IRISH ITALIAN . . . DANCE!. . . KIDDO STEVE MELANSON 69 MUSTANG . . . GURSKI . . . MOLSON . . . Skynyrd . . . A-C- E uto . . . 8LITZ . . . Beach action . . . 4x4 . . . BUICKIII . . SSS . . . PARTY PAUL MERCADANTE First... GTO... TWISTED... MERC . . . S’ @l For Brains . . . sleaze . . . Hotel Rooms . . . Last . .. Skiing . . . Crazy DENA S. MERKLEIN PURPLE ... Mom ... The M.C.. .. Concert . . . Awesome . . . DP Always . . . When Doves Cry . . . RATT . . . I’m Psyched LISA MARIE MEZZETTI You Have The Freedom To Be Yourself - Richard Bach . . . Thank You For All Of The En- couragement Mom And Dad 117 MICHAEL MEZZETTI CHRIS MICKNA SCOTT MIllIKEN TORONADO 455 . . . RACE RT. 33... HAIEN ... CRIMINALS .. . Smokeshow! . . . NUTS British Invasion . . . POLICE. PRETENDERS. U3 . . . ROX- ANNE . . . Syracuse ... MSF ... Denver ... BOOM ... Pound in . . . ThanksMom KARIN THERESIA MILLS ROSEMARIE MIRANDA MNAA . . . IBr.Hussy . . . Ushkay . . . Anything convos . . . Fb$ park . . . SMATAS . . . My Camaro . . . Misquamicut . . . TA . . . Millsy NEW YORK . . . MA DAD . . . My Friends . . . Italian Irish . . . Diamonds . . . Gold ... To Succeed . . . Mini Miranda . . . Rose HOPE LEIGH MOORE lilacs n lace . . A.P.E.S. . . My kitty-pooh . . . Sapphires Diamonds . . . starshine . . . luv 3 CLDSLM . . . Purple Rain RAYMOND I. MOSS 78 GRAND PRIX ... THE PITS .. . VH . . . PATR . . Holland . . . 8FCJAJ . FLAT St... . Take a Beach Trip Gettm Used PAT TIE MURPHY NY ... TO DANCE 4 ever . . . RED WINE ROSES . . . Stil Loving You . KRB-83-S3 . . . Corvette ... THE PROM OF 83 . . . Smurph THOMAS P MURPHY Football 36 . . . Baseball I . . . Smurph . . Slickem . . PIITG GUSHIN . . What 7a partyl . . . St.P Girl. .. Porche . MURPH ED MUTTI USA NARDI LEAH NEGRUCCI Baseball 85 . . . MUTE ... The Yellow Sub . . . Hitman . . . TNT . . . Making Money . . . 44 . . . MAE ... ITALIAN ... B- ... M i D Purple Roses . . . Splat ti . . . family + friends .. . S.Mopey .. . Ya The Hood? ... KMOTBEFA TIN . . . Mr. Wonderful Stud . . . Libby Sports . . . 10 . . . ITALIAN . . . blue, candy. Fla. 84 . .. IA's .. . Stevie Nicks ... L AFOAFO .. . The Clique . . . Beach . . . GRUCH CARRIE NELSON COLLEEN NOFTALl JEANNETTE NORMAN Mom 6 Jay . . . Pamels . . . FOREVER YOU AND ME . . . 13 13 83 . - ■ Pineview Buddies . . . PWP EKLG ... Hey West April Fools! MEMORIES ... Purple ... MOM Lebanese . . . CSF 4 . . . . . . Vocal Ensemble . . . My MTWC . . . mom . . . The Babe . Summer 83-G . . . Boss . .. Black ... 14k Gold ... ANGEL . . . My Future . . . Private Eye . . . OP ... Hi Friends . .. 4 8 90 Buddy .. . Kool... JET STEVEN OBERLE Cbe . . . Soccer . . . Tennis . . . Wimbledon . . . VW . . . TRCC . . . 1 1 83 . . . White Mis. . . . Tejas ... GO FOR IT KARA O'CONNELL Glad It Al Overt... R + C's .. . S.N.H.83 . . . Aerosmith . . . The Beach ... 10 19 81... KJ M ... Over The Hills ... SEE YA! PATRICIA O'DONNELL The Folks . . . MALPP . . . MiM's . . . P-TOWN . . . ROCKY HORROR .. . Miss Gru- denko .. . GEMELOS .. . STV .. . only black white 119 KEVIN O’MALLEY Skiing .. . Beach Trip ... BUD ... DELUXE!... Fir i Day .. . money . . . Bender . . . HJ'S . . . 517 . . . O'Mall TONY PAUL OREFICE Mom and Dad . . . ITALIAN . . . Skiing . . . golf . . . Journey . . . summer vacation . . . Bruins . . . TO OWN A PORCHE . . . ZZ Top FRANK P. ORLANDO PATRICK ORSZULAK KELLI PADDEN MICHAEL PAINE JOANNE PALLOTTA Mom Dad . . . K.M.A . . . Tran Am . . The Stones . . . Crest- view . .. beach .. . Molson . . . Squicr ... Lonely is the night Summer83wDrew . . . Hampton Beach-DarkTan Muscles . . . Memories-Ape D D . . . CHOICES . . . Believing Its Right ... DENNIS Pamer . . . MONTE CARLO . . . 85 . . . The Cars . .. Soccer . . . 37 ... Red Sox .. . Bruins ... Pats . . . TERRI . . . Mom and Dad white roses ... Where’s Kel... Awesome 4-some . . . RRWMYFSF (BMKJ) . . . 11. . . Mom + Dad ... I'm so excit- ed!... JOI JOHN E. PARENT MEM . . . Mama Grass . . . Friends .. . Simba .. . MHiMG . .. Hockey ... Fuji... Brownies . . . skiing . . . 1990 . . . Gr. Death . . . Amos KIMBERLY PARROW FOOFIN’AAYI . . . Kimmie . . . MiD . . . TDTMGBRS83 . . . Fruit + Juice . . . DoughBoy . . . MAYI064 . . . SH . . . Morning Crew .. . SlSOdls SUSAN PAUL Bad Company . . SUMMER OF 81 . . . Ma + Dad . . . Stevie Nicks . . . 7 30 81 . • EVEN NOW ... 44 ... Green Eye . DJ...Suey TRACY A. PECK Mom and Dad . . . friend . . . purple . . ■ softball... No Deal. . . Hampton Beach . . . Stones ... A hard habit to Break KAREN PERTUSI THE PARK . . . Mustang . . . Dare . . . 5 34 8} ... still .. . pizza ... Dolly .. . Stevie Nicks . . . Rhiannon . .. MomiDad . .. Kar JILL PHILLIPS JILLYBEAN ... Eric ... roses .. . Lover boy ... tcnnies ... rit .. . ice cream . . . France 83 . . . violet . .. CATS .. . ALRIGHTI DIANA J. PORTER Drum Major ... AFS ... Italian . . . Jazz Band . . . My Family t Friends ... flute sax piano ... EYES. WITH PRIDE _____Di JENNIFER POWELL Chatham. Cape Cod . . . MfcMs . . . VW . . . Mirror ... I just don’t know . . . Pandas . . . Strive to achieve . . . Jen and Jen KATHY PRZESZLO FOOFIN'AAYIII... BURN ITII.. . WOW . . . tdtmdbrsSJ ... art ... EXCUSE ME ... SOFTBALL . . . 9.friends fam .. . 85 .. . PRZ MICHELLE RINGUETTE SUE ELLEN ROBINSON MAYRA ROJAS DAVID W. ROSS DAVID ROSSI Keith 2-25-83 ... IB Calif Mitch's . . . squirt . . . HAAAAYI. . . 2 Tickets 2 Para- dise . REAL BLONDES HAVE MORE FUN! Hamp Beach . . . Nova . . . Lynyrd Skynyrd . . - WILD . . . BEEKMAN ... let me be your angel. . . Bad Co . . . Season in Hell Venezuela ... 12 28 66 . .. My Family . . . The Talbots . . . AFS . .. Thank You for a Wonderful Year Jippy ... I wish .. . David W .. . Funcky chicucn .. . hopaketo- .cross country . . . Leannc . . . Track 2m . . . Hey Mike Lemay DANIELLE ROY Summer Lover ... California .. . NV 6 22 83 . . . memories . . . Riunite . . . Sara . . . Drive? . .. French . .. I4kt Gold . . . Ruby DIANE ELIZABETH RUBY Ma. Dad. MSTK . . . CSF I . . . EFTW . . . Springsteen . . . Memories, smiles, dreams . . . Hi Buddy ... Scorpions-SLY ... Op...RUBE STEVEN RUGGERI Jeep ... 4 wheelin .. . ATC .. . Ted Nugent . . . Mellow-out . weekends . . The Crew KATHLEEN RUTOVICH Family and Friends ... summer '84' . . . Hampton Beach . . . Purple Ram . . AMBTKDLKTIS .. . New Haven . . . Rutabaga KIM SCHOENBORN Cheeks . Gizmo ... GLPB ... HCC AIC New York ... Mirror. .. Squier .. . blue . .. Maine .. - moving on JOHN E. SHANNON III Do you mind . . . MYRON? . . . computers .. . WCA . . . Blue 122 DEAN SHARPY LISA SKELTON Daddy . . . USHKAY ... Bunky . . . twin . . . cabbage . . . Vermont . .. SKEl . . . Friends . . . Deadly I . . . OKAAY?? . . . Y NOT? . . . 10-5-84 LAURIE SLEEPER Roses . . . Hampton Beach . . . 23 . . . smile . . . room 301 .. . why me? .. . summer nights . . . NANA . . . PAPA . . . MOM . . . DAD .. . M.B. ANNE M. SMITH Cuddles ... Blue . .. Family ... Garfield . .. Studd ... go for it . . . Meash . . . Friendship . . . Tiger . .. Camaro .. . love ya KATHERINE ELIZABETH SMITH CGCAPT.Dath . . . Beagly . . . MomSDad . . . Scotland ‘85 . . . love Laughter ... Memories .. . Jl smile ... May . .. P + G... Fluff I LARA SMITH Mom and Dad . . . being with friends . . . Margo . . . okay . .. Salright . . . Fine .. . skiing . . . my family . . . blue . . . NO! . .. Lara MATTHEW STEVEN SOFFEN 9 28 crash! . . . The Big Y . . . Fer Sure ... 73' Impala . . . FLDFADFESFAOT . . HONK HONK ... Newport 84’... Soff MARK ST. JOHN RICK STACY baseball 8 . . . but last . . . Hampton Beach . . . 450 si vw stbtb ... Bad Co ... Schmidt .. . Phills . .. dynastar . .. Rick ROSA STELLATO Simmer Down Stellato A.D. . . . you torture me . . . yeah . . . Italian . . . punk . . . feast . . . Winsdayl... Zuger ... 6-24-84 RAYMOND STILLWELL MomSDad ... Capri... Fred .. . Moses . .. Hey Hey Hey Hey . .. OA ... 13 ... JG ... 9 14 84 . .. High Adventure ... YAHOOI 123 SUZANNE Sill ZINGER SCOTT STORK The ocean . . . Mazda RX7 . . . Family 6 Friend . . . Italian . .. always having lun AllAN STOUTNAR R.J.OIO . . . CALIFORNIA . . . bud Mikey . . . Chevy . . . Hey Buddy ■ - ■ Judas Priest . . . Gumby . . . SOV . . . party . . . Scorpions ELLEN STRATTON Dancing . . . Blue . . . USHKAY . . . Show Choir . . . FLA . . . Jamaica . . . PWKLPCGM . . . Mom i Dad ... Always w Kris- sie . .. Ellie ANDREA STRYCHARZ Mr. Mojo risin’ . . . Redhead fetish ... castles crickets ... Miehael-4 33 81. always . . . my boats w o oars MELISSA SULLIVAN Soccer . . . Arooga . . . II . . . Cowboys ... Mud .. . I33TP .. . FS4S . . . 'MITT . . . RRWMMFSF . . . Mercedes . . . YOMAB . . . California TODD SWENOR Billy Idol . . . soccer . . . WA- zoui... U3 ... 13 ... 33 .. . HEYBA HEYBA KEEBA . . . KABUKI... TODDIES . . . Mom ... S.H. CARL ANNE SZABLA THE ClIOUE . . . soccer WMAROOGA . . . 4 . . . ANWTC . . . SNHWKAl . . . Aerosmith FP . . . Blue candy FLA . . . GOB . . . 3 10 84 . . . JMP CLAUDINE NICOLE TALBOT JAMES ... I love Mom and Dad . . . CJ KC . . . Garfield . . . Pegasus . . . Ct (JM 6 31-83 . . . To a wonderful future . . . Mayra RENEE TALBOT Forestry . . . wildlife . . . 17 ... Cherry Ice Cream . .. L-W. . . . J.P. . . Lavender . . . cats . . . adv. sleepy ... oh forget it. PATRICK J. TANGREDI Football 77 ... Grapplm . . FT- 63 . . . Pulling Guard . . . Seven ... PIITG . .. Tango . .. MJD . Gushin . .. Yukon . . . PJT PAULA M TAUPIER Family Friends . . . Skiing . . . Capt ... 14k Gold .. . Porsche . .. Daddy's Girl. .. Success .. . .. . DJD ANDREA TEBALDI R C's . . . sunsets . . . Kings Queens . . . Sun.N.H.83' . . . skiing ... RHPS . .. Bcachin’ it. ..roses .. . NJD 9 9 83 ROBERT TENCATI Mom ... Bruins ... Bourque ... sgetti... 4 13 84 ... Celtics .. . Zeppelin . . . Bird .. . Pats .. . The beach . .. Italy ... KIM MARK THIBEAULT DOUGLAS THIES ROBERT TICHY MICHAEL ANTHONY TOTO CHRISTOPHER T. TOURVILLE CHEWIE . .. Chevelles . . . Ford 4 4 ... magic bus ... Jeff Beck . . . pretzels . . . slope . . . spt partys . .. last in line Southwick . . . Budweiser . . . Mom Dad .. . The lane . .. the Warwagon . . . Beach trips . . . Tich .. . ME.N.M1MI... 8 football. . . MOPAR . .. Tower party . . . Raiders . . . wild wood 84 . . . Bulldogs . . . Tight end .. . 30. . . Styx .. . Kabuki Morning Crew (V.P.) . . . The EVENS are ODDI... Jazz Band 11 . . . Crazy T-Bones ... '76 Rustbucket special. .. G.D. JENNIFER TREHEY anything worth doing is worth doing well . . . MD . . - pediat- rics ... skiing ... pizza . . . RPI .. . Mirror . . . Jen and Jen SUSAN TREMBLEY Hampton Beach . . . Alley . . . FamilySFrlends . . . carnation Camaro . . . Reunite Rosato . . . summer of 83 84 ... LR ... JP BRIAN TROMBLEY skiing . .. party .. . women .. . 13 ... beach trips ... frisbee .. . Heineken . . . SUEeee . . . Finally outl 125 JOSEPH TURNBULL Impala . 12-23-66 . M6D . . Def lepard . . . Mustang . . . BOSS 429... Life a..... ZZ TOP . .. Ridin... Chevy ... DAVID D. VEILLEUX Michclob dark . . . MOTO- CROSS . . . Parties . . . WA- HOO! . . . Olds . . . MC . . . Beaches ... Rock ... skiing ... 4 24 67 RONALD VIENS Soccer. 8aseball . . . tower Viper . . . Team Mav . . . OUR GANG ■ ■ • Lilly . . . I'm So Excited . P.Sisters . . V” DARLENE VIGNATO Cape Cod ... let's Go Crazy .. i . softball 7 . . . AROOGA” . . . WW... Lopey ... HOPEKIDO. . . Odie . . . TR TK . . . ABA- CROMBI .. . DAR MARK VOISLOW 3 18 83 . . . Family Friends . . . Michelle . . . wrestling . Black Trans-Am- . . . Yes . . . Finally out of Here KRISTINE L. WALSH Where's Ellen? ... PWELPCGM . . JAMAICA . . McDonald's . . . Z28 . Summer of 84 . . . blue . . . Dancing . . . 9 14 . . . Krissie JEFFREY WANDS Sara . . . Friday the I3lh . . . ILSD . . . Satellite Ruster . . . Macs . . . Track ... The Best is Yet to Come . . . WANDSIE STEPHEN WANDS Satellite ... Ruster . .. McD'S . .. KELLY MAC . . . purple rain . . . ITALIAN . . . Wand-Z . .. 7 . . . I68ud . . . Gushing” . . . WANDSY KELLY WELCH Corvette ... STEVEN ... pink . .. TRANS AM .. . Prince ... IIS . . . Dizzy Diane . . . Atlantic City . . - Summer . . . JFK . . . Pepsi USA M. WELLSPEAK To be a nursel . . . purple . . . Jim . . . Kevin. My Sweetheart R. D. S. + DIPPY . . Mom . Yeah! Too many relatives!? . . . 85 DONNA J. WESLEY Hampton Beach . . . Roses . . . lavender . . Red Mustang . . . Friends . . Atom Dad . . . GREAT TIMES IN PITTSFIELD . . . DJW PAM WEST Mom and Bob . . . Hey Cookie- Does it tickle?!... Ushkayl.. . PWELCGK . . . GO! . . . CARRIE ANN-where's the sweats?!?! ROBERT WING MOM .. . Winger ... Redman . . . 4x4 . . . outdoors ... 57 Chevy . . . lake Ashmere . . . Baseball. . . Football. .. 22 SAMANTHA WOODS FRANCE 83 ... Architect... MGB ... Oh I Know Huh . . . Pepin Party . 5-12-84 . . . Ouabbin . . . DEANNA . . . Pink Floyd . .. CHARLES E. YON MARYANN . . . 12 3 83 . . Spike Journey . . . Black Berry Brandy . . . Funa Tish . . . Che Che + Joey . . . MARYANN 126 LAURA ZANDRI SCOTT ZIELINSKI JOHN ALLISON FERNANDO CASTRO DANIEL CHRISTIAN Football 36 . . . KELL . . . 'Gushing . . . I.Ashmore . . . Baseball. . . WAND-Z . .. PIITG ... Go Crazyl ...10... ZEKER CHARLES DUMON CHARLENE ElllTHORPE ANDREA LYNN HAMEL RICHARD RINGER GREGG THERRIEN Cheche ... Joey ... Memo ... My Mom and Dad ... Littlebits ... Ntchol... My Buddy Memo . . . Melissa . . . the Krawczynski Mom + Tom . . . PGSMILN . . . TBWD . . . Tolerance . . . lfan ... Bowie ... roses ... SKWF .. . Hammer . . . rainbows . . . unicorns . .. Lynn Blue Olds ... money ... YAZ .. . Celtics ... 8 . . . Bruins . . . Pro Wrestling ... The Cars .. . bird ... KEG ... Seafood KEITH A. JOSEPHSON 10. .. Purple ... VH ... USA 1 . . . Kabuki . . . Mustang . . . tower . . . Cape Cod ... or what . . . MIR . . . Padres . . . Pcbel. . . KEEBA SENIORS NOT PHOTOGRAPHED GLENN ARMSTRONG ROBERT BEAN KEVIN BURTON JAMES DUVAL TROY HITCHCOCK CATHY JOHNSON RICHARD LEAL MICHELLE LONGTIN JOHN McKANE CHRISTINE MOORE JOHN REGO MARK RIVARD JOSEPH M. SANTORE GORDON SCHEBEL KRISTEN SETTLE RALPH THARIN 127 I Mtmks As I wandered through the aging castle. I sorted my way through the dark chambers. In each passageway I was reminded of my fulfulling years at Agawam High School. The cobwebs were a symbol of the difficult, trying times; where the sun shone brightly. I drifted back to the exciting and carefree days. Enveloping memories overtook me as I was thrust under the castle's spell. We began creating our memories in the Fall of 1982 when we entered the castle as sophomores. High school life brought upon us many changes and adjustments. We were the newcomers and the upperclassmen made that known to us. A Career Day was held to help us prepare for our future lives. Suddenly, we had to decide what we wanted to be. because we were finally growing up. Ordering our class rings gave us a flicker of hope-were we really a part of this school? Maybe we just needed the security of knowing we would soon be more important. With the help of our classmates, we elected the Knights of the Round Table. Dan Christian was President; Jeff Wands was Vice President. Michelle Gray was Secretary; Chris Burrows was Treasurer, and Miss Mary Wolochowicz was our Class Advisor. With the help of these people, we began our mysterious quest in earnest. Participating in our first rally presented us with an opportunity to show the upper- classmen that we really had spirit after all. The Winter Olympics was an exciting new adventure which added to our growing enthusiasm. Attending our classmates' battles brought to us a feeling of honor as we cheered endlessly. The Girls Varsity Soccer Team delighted the fans by winning the Western Mass. Title. Following the girls’ victory was the Boys Track Team with their own Western Mass. Title. In the Pioneer Valley Cheerleading Tournament, the cheerleaders took first place, proving their enthusiasm for our castle. The Varsity Hockey Team showed their determination by winning their way to the finals, only to be defeated by Cathedral. Members of the Ski Team produced a second place win in the C Division. The Marching Band. Agawam’s own Court Pipers, earned first place at a musical band competition. The Jazz Band earned a Western Mass. Title, and the Show Choir and Jazz Rock Group took second place in the Court Entertainment Festivities in Montreal. The Mirror, due to the hard work of the staff, had another successful year; while the Unicorn, a literary magazine, began it’s first year of publication. During our first year in the castle, there were many world events that gave us feelings of both joy and sorrow. Barney Clark received the first artificial heart, an important step in medical history. Prince William, a new heir to the British throne, was born to Prince Charles and Princess Diana, while the war continued to rage in the Falkland Islands, taking many lives. The American film industry suffered a great loss with the death of Henry Fonda. The Tylenol murderer cast a shadow of fear over the American consumer. As our first year in the castle came to a close, we left the darkest and most difficult chambers behind us. and walked forward into the remaining passageways anticipating the adventures that were waiting for us in the upcoming years. We entered our junior year with an air of confidence, although still unsure of the secrets the castle held. Having been told of the difficulties of the upcoming year, we set our dreams within reach of our capabilities. If we made it through this year, we would be the one and only senior CLASS OF ’85. To guide us through our triumphs and failures, we selected Steven Oberle. President. Mike Lemay, Vice-presidents Michele Gray. Secretary! Ray Stillwell. Treasurer: and Mrs. Hamilton assumed the position of our class advisor. With the influence of these officers, we completed a successful and memorable year. In the hopes of attaining a more positive attendance record, a new system was created, causing much resentment among the students. We were only allowed nine absences per half- year. If we chose to exceed our limits, we were faced with loss of credit. Although this system proved to be undoubtedly successful, we students would have preferred a less harsh system. Responsibility for our actions was the lesson to be learned. Receiving our class rings inspired us to believe that graduation was a reality and not just a figment of our imaginations. We actually held a place in our noble castle. Excitement flourished as our football team presented their classmates with its first evening game. This seemed to add to the contentment of acceptance within our towering castle. In November, we experienced our first attempt at standardized testing. By taking the PSAT's. we were better prepared for the SAT's. whose results would later influence our college acceptances. Although the tests seemed intolerable, our efforts would pay off in the future. Along with the glitter came the calamities. We were faced with one of the worst floods in the history of Agawam. As the endless rains added to the intensity of the flood, panic spread rapidly and more and more people were forced to leave their homes. Millions of Americans tuned in to the television movie The Day After. It portrayed the realities of the aftermath of nuclear war. Would we be the victims of this man’s inhumanity to man? Across the seas. U.S. Marines were stationed in Beirut to help control unrest in the city within Lebanon. The morning of Sunday. October 3.1983. would never be forgotten in the minds of those who experienced the sorrow of the loss of our fellow Americans. Cabbage Patch Kids were born to the world, bringing out the gentleness in each of our hearts. Coleco’s real-to-life. dimpled dolls were the smile-spreaders” of the year. For the movie industry. Bill Murray led the Ghostbusters to ease our terrestrial fears. Gizmo and Billy of Gremlins brought happiness to all those who believed eating after midnight was dangerous. Yes. the pleasantries seemed endless. As our junior year came to a close, we discovered not only to celebrate our victories but also to learn from our defeats. We needed our past to continue our future. The thought of finally being dubbed SENIORS lit the torch that would shine us through our final tunnel. As we stepped into the light, we became heirs to the throne of our Castle. Now we were the Royalty and our superiority reigned. We knew that at the end of this year, a chapter of our lives would be coming to a close. There would be a new beginning and we were determined to make this our best year ever. Once again we appointed leaders, the last leaders of our class as a whole. We chose Bill Fortier, Presidenti Patti O'Donnell. Vice President; Angela Christy. Treasurer; and Missy Copple. Secretary. With the guidance of these people and our faithful class advisor. Mr. White, our final year at Agawam High created memories that would never be forgotten. These memories, perhaps, one day would be remembered with a tear as we reflected back to the carefree times within our Castle. Although we were the Royalty, we found that many responsibilities came with the possesion of our crowns. In October, we held a successful magazine drive which gave us the wealth needed to support the year’s activities. Along with making other important future decisions, having our Senior portraits taken made it official. Pulling together as a class we were invincible. Our Court Pipers really showed their talent as they placed first in a competition at Trumbull. Conn, and in the Columbus Day Parade. They also held a twenty hour Band-a-thon in order to raise funds for new uniforms. Their confidence and determination gave us the feeling that we were number one. and that we would never abdicate our thrones. Adding to the growing excitement, the wrestling team placed second in the Western Mass. Tournament hosted by Agawam. It seemed as though we were soaring higher and higher, and there was nothing that could stop us. The field hockey team made its debut in Agawam's sports scene in 1984. and added a new dimension to girls’ sports. As the year progressed, we attended our Kid Party. Semi-Formal, and Prom. These few hours were times for us to enjoy ourselves without having to worry about pressures of homework, filling out college applications, and scholarship deadlines. We were like the athletes at the 1984 summer Olympics. We were fighting our way to that gold medal, that final day of glory, graduation-a day when all eyes would be on us. if only for a moment, as we relished in our achievements. As we continued in our castle, the outside world was changing too. Ronald Reagan was re- elected as our President, break dancing had become more popular than ever, punk” seemed to be everywhere. Prince propelled himself to stardom in the Purple Rain , and the world cried for Ethiopia. Yes, the world was changing rapidly, but we were more concerned with ourselves as the drawbridge began to open to that final day. And then it was herel Graduation! The day we had spent twelve years of our lives working for had arrived. And yet it seemed to come too quickly. There was still so much more to be done and to be learned. We knew not what lay beyond the horizon of our futures, but we would learn in the years to come, just as we had done in the past. It seemed like an eternity had elapsed since we first entered our castle. But that was behind us. We now had a much larger castle to explore. We were all going in different directions. We knew that one day we would return together for a little while. Until then we must rely merely on memories, and only remain there in spirit, as we continue on with our lives knowing that a small part of us will always be in our castle. Agawam High School. Ballot Box Most Likely to Succeed: Jeff Wands and Lori Helm Class Devils Dana Asselm and lea Campiti Class Individuals Chuck losuo and lisa Mc::etti Nicest Eyes: Al Ingham and Karen 8nggs Class Scholars Steve Oberlc and Jennifer Powell Most Shy Joanne Mason and John Shannon Clast Beethovens Karen Conway and Paul Joseph Class Athletes Bob Wing and Leah Negrucc Cla Lady and Gentleman: Steve Ea ton and Karen Briggs AGAWAM! Most School Spirit Brian In: and Tanya Hart 134 Class Couple SheWy Haynes and Todd Swenor Best Buddies 8rian Trombley and Steve An:iano. Kris Walsh and Ellen Stratton Best Dressed: Li a DoPalma and Owen Humphries Cla Angel : Kelly Me Name e and Greg Labme 135 Cla Actor and Actret Jeanne Ju:ba and Mike Lemay Cla Rembrant Steve Wand and Andrea Tebaldi Senior Bi SCOTT ACOSTA. 728 Barry St. LISA ANN ALAIMO. 65 Rosie Lane; Swim Team 3; Advisory Committee 2. 3 LISA ALLDLR. 30 Bradford Dr.; Color- guard I. 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Accounting Club 3; Spanish Honor Society I. 2 JOHN ALLISON. 31 Franklin St.. F.H. STtVfc ANZIANO. 684 North West- field St.. F.H. GLENN ARMSTRONG. 22 Cleveland St.. F.H. DANA MATTHEW ASSELIN. 32 Cole- more St. PALJLA AVERSA. 71 Royal Lane. Color- guard I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain I; Band I. 2. 3: Wind Ensemble I. 2. 3 PAUL AVERY. JR.. 20 Robin Lane. F.H. ROBERT BADONE. 51 Carr Ave.; Skiing I KELLY BARBER. 54S Barry St.. F.H.: Collab. Nursing 2. 3 ANDREA BARKER. 43 Wrenwood Lane DALE BARNES. 1708 Main St.; Band I. 2. 3 GLENN A. BARTELS. 51 Roberta Circle DAVID BARTNIK. 45 Sequoia Dr.; F.H.; Track I. 2. 3; Vocal Ensemble 2. 3. Jazz Band 2. 3; Vocal Jazz 2. 3 JULIE A. BASSETTE. 27 Anthony St.; Marching Band 1.2; Future Secretaries Club 2-Sec. 2 PAMELA BELLE. 24. Losito Lane; Na- tional Honor Society-Board of Direc- tors 3; Senior Representative 3; Track I; Ski Team I. 2. 3; Field Hockey 3 JON T. BENERAKIS. 625 Shoemaker Lane. F.H. JOANNA BIANCHI. 33 Duclos Dr.. F.H.; National Honor Society 2; Year- book Advertising Staff 3; Guidance Conference Room Aide 3 DENNIS BISHOP. 166 Mill St.; Weight- lifting 2 NORM BLANCHET. 123 Cherry St. BERNADINE J. BONAVITA. 659 Coo- per St.-. Colorguard I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain I ANDREA BORSARI. 46 Spencer St., Honor Guard 2; Daisy Chain I MARK BORTOLUSSI. 22 Coronet Cir- cle. F.H. KIM BOUCHARD. 107 Columbia Dr.. F.H.; Cheerleader I LAURIE BOUCHARD. 26 Rowley St. MARK BREAULT. 1068 Main St. DARRYL BRENNAN. 41 Elmar Dr.. F.H.; Football I. 2; Baseball 2. 3; N.H.S. 2. 3 KAREN BRIGGS. 107 Red Fox Dr.. F.H., Yearbook Staff 3; Junior Marshal 2 MICHAEL BRIGGS. 13 Parkview Dr.. F.H.; ASMW I. 2. 3; Marching Band I. 2. 3; Jazz Band I. 2. 3; N.H.S. 2. 3 ERNIE BROUILLETTE. 170 Meadow- brook Road JOHN BUBAR. 44 Sheri Lane; Baseball 2. 3 MICHELLE BUBAR. 44 Sheri Lane CHRISTINA BURROWS. 15 Cypress Terr.; Show Choir 2. 3: Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 3; Chorale 3; Daisy Chain I. 2; A. F. S. I; Class Treasurer I, N.H.S. 2. 3 KEVIN BURTON. 37 Thalia Dr.. F.H. KEN BUTT. 147 Meadowbrook Road; Football I. 2. 3; Wrestling I. 2. 3; Base- ball I. 3 SHEILIA BYRNE. 620 Southwest St.. F.H. DONNA CABANA. 115 Hendom Dr.. F.H. LEA CAMPITI. 291 School St. KEVIN CARDWELL. 945 Shoemaker Lane RON J. CARON. 6 Red Oaks Circle. F.H.; Cross Country 3; Track 3; Library Staff 2. 3 LOIS CARRA. 24 South West St. F.H., Soccer 2; Basketball I. 2. 3; Softball I. 2. 3 KIM CASCIO. 85 Amherst Ave.. F.H.; Swimming 2. 3 - Captain 3; Softball 1.2. 3; Field Hockey 3 FERNANDO CASTRO. 123 Hendom Dr.. F.H. JOANNE CECCHI. 102 North West- field St.. F.H.; A. F. S. I. 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3 DAVID CHAMPAGNE. 58 Harvey Johnson Dr. BILL CHAMPAGNE. 58 Harvey John- son Dr. PAUL CHENEVERT. 44 Kellogg Ave. RAY CHIARELLA. 49 Broz Terr.. F.H.. Soccer I. 2; Chorale I. 2. 3 JOHN CHRISCOLA. III. 41 Channell Dr. DANIEL CHRISTIAN. 84 Cosgrove Ave. ANGELA CHRISTY. 38 Amherst Ave.. F.H.; Model Congress 2; Treasurer 3; Board of Directors N.H.S. 3. Field Hockey 3; Yearbook 3; N.H.S. 2. 3 KIMBERLY ANN CHURCHILL. 37 How ard St.-. Daisy Chain I; Colorguard 2; Show Choir 3 STEVEN CIEBOTER. 43 Horsham Place. F.H. TONY CIPRIANI. 196 Corey St. BETH CLARK. 26 High Meadow Road MARGARET CONLON. 25 Old Mill Road; Chorale 2 TODD CONNERY. 84 Robinridge Dr.. F.H.; Jazz Band I. 2. 3. President 3; Marching Band I. 2. 3; Show Choir I. 2. 3; A.F.S. 2. 3; N.H.S. 2. 3; Vaudeville 2. 3; Broadway Review 2. 3; Yearbook 3 KAREN CONWAY. 59 Chestnut Lane; Jazz Band I. 2 - Secretary 2; Chorale 2. 3 - President 3; Vocal Ensemble I. 2. 3 President 3; Jazz Singers 3; Wind En- semble I; Yearbook 3 Assoc. Editor 3; Cheerleading I. 2. 3 - Captain 3; Vaudeville Show I. 2. 3; Broadway Re view I. 2. 3; A. F. S. I; Daisy Chain I. 2; N.H.S. 2. 3; Winter Olympics 2 MELISSA COPPLE. 35 Central St.; Model Congress 2; Yearbook Staff 3; National Honor Society 3; Field Hock ey 3; Class Secretary 3; Classical League - Secretary 3 ED CORNELIUS. 61 Bradford Dr.. F.H.; Football I. 2; Basketball I. 2 KIMBERLY CORRIVEAU. 89 Pineview Circle; N.H.S. 2. 3 MARIA CORTESE. 37 Edgewood Lane; Accounting Club 2. 3 BETH COUTURE. 420 Main St.. Cho rale I. 2; Colorguard I. 2. 3; Gymnastics I JOYCE COUTURE. 19 Nile Ave. LORI COWLES. 27 Adams St.; N.H.S. 2. 3; Art Club 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Wrestling Stats. 2. 3; Prom Committee 3 JENNIFER CREAN. 88 Elmar Dr.. F.H.; Tennis I. 2. 3; A. F. S. I. 2. 3; Football Stats. I. 2; Daisy Chain I; N.H.S. 2. 3; Yearbook 3 GREG DANIELS. 19 Cooley St. 136 MICHAEL DAPONDE. ISO Beckman Dr.; Football I. 2. 3; Wrestling I. 2. 3; N.H.S. 2. 3; Weightlifting I. 2-. Winter Olympics I MELISSA DARLING. 26 Amherst Ave. F.H.; Softball I. 2-. Basketball 2 DONNA DAVILLI. 123 Meadowbrook Road; CARRIE DAVIS. 89 Southwick St.. F.H.; J. A. I; Band I. 2; Softball 2 JAY DAVIS. 3CH School St.-. Ski team I. 2. 3 GINA DECHRISTOPHER. 30 Beech Hill Road. F.H.; Daisy Chain I; Colorguard I. 2. 3 • Captain 3 TINA DELBARBA. 59 Hamilton Circle; Collab. Nursing 3 LORALEE DELLAMARCO CELLUCCI. 70 S. Alhambra Circle-. Future Secre- taries Club 2 PAUL DELSKY. SS4 North St.. F.H. MICHAEL DEMICHELE. 49 Highland St.. F.H.; Ski Team I. 2. 3 SCOTT DENNIS. 41 Hamilton Circle. F.H. LISA DEPALMA. 19 Colony Lane. F.H. FRED DEPKA. 420 Main St.; Swim Team I. 2. 3 - Captain 3 STEPHEN DISANTI. 37 Greenacre Lane NICK DITOMASO. 140 Florida Dr.; Wrestling I. 2. 3 SARAJANE DOUGLASS. 246 Elm St. BILL DREW. 59 Karen Dr. LISA DUFFUS. 67 Oak Lane. F.H.-. Gym- nastics I. 2 CHARLES DUMON DEANNA DUNI. 425 River Road; Ac- counting Club 3 DENISE DUPONT. I0S Campbell Dr.; Colorguard I. 2. 3; Softball I; Chorale I. 2 BRIAN DUPUIS. 116 Barbara Ln.. F.H. JAMES DUVAL. 2 Butterwood Road STEPHEN J. EASTON. 27 White Birch Terrace. F.H. CHARLENE ELLITHORPE. 345 Adam St.; Cheerleading I APRIL EVANGELISTA. 33 Cherry St.. F.H. AL FAIRLIE. 45 Parker St.: Soccer I. 2 MICHAEL FAZIO. 205 South St.-. Marching Band 2. 3; Vocal Ensemble 3; Rep. to the School Committee 2; Ju- nior Marshal 2; N.H.S. 2. 3 DIANE FEIL. 20 Elmar Dr.. F.H.; Tennis I-. Yearbook 3 TAMI FERRAIOLO. 104 Red Fox Dr.. F.H.; Colorguard I-, Prom Committee 2. 3; Art Club 2. 3; Wrestling Stats. 2. 3; Yearbook - Ad Director 3 PAUL FERRARO. 49 Duclos Dr.; F.H.; Hockey I. 2; Baseball I. 3 LORI FIELDSTAD. 7 Oxford St.; Cho rale I. 2; Colorguard I. 2 DEANNA FISHER. 60 Hope Farms Dr.: Theatre 2. 3 PATRICK FOLEY. 240 Valley Brooke Road BILL FORTIER. 40 Pheasant Run Circle-. President 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; Model Congress 2 NANCY FRAPPIER. 526 North West- field St.. F.H.; A. V. A. 2. 3; N.H.S. 2. 3 KERRY FRECHETTE. 49 Carmel Lane. F.H. ANTHONY FROGAMENI. 43 Central St.. N.H.S. 2. 3 FRED FRUWIRTH. 51 Fruwirth Ave.. F.H. GINA GAMACHE. 203 Line St.. F.H. MICHAEL GAMELLI. 23 Ridgeview Dr.. F.H. CINDY GEIGER. 32 Brookline Ave.-. Chorale I. 2. Show Choir 3; Colorguard I, 2 3 - Captain 3 JOHN GENTILE. 252 North Westfield St.. F.H. DEAN GEORGE. 9 Ridgeview Dr. MARYANN GHIDONI. 42 S. Alhambra Circle SUSAN GIELDA. 20 Squire Lane. F.H.; Chorus and Choreography 3 VENITA GILES. 58 Paul Revere Dr.. F.H.; Basketball I; Track I. 2. 3 SHELLY GINGRAS. 95 Fox Farm Road. F.H.; Softball I. 2. 3 RENEE GIRARD. 71 Hall St.; Office Aide 3 KELLY GIROUX. 22 Gale St.. F.H. JACKIE GORDON. 60 Bradford Dr.. F.H.; Daisy Chain I; C. G. I. 2 SUSAN GORMLEY. 85 Cooley St. JEFFREY GOSS. 42 Clifton Dr. ROB GOTTSCHE. 78 South St.; Ski Team 2 KATHY GOYETTE. 330 North St.. F.H.. O. S. A. I. 2; Representative 2; Secre- tary I; Office I. 2. 3 STEVEN J. GRASSO. 62 Carmen Ave., F.H. MICHELE GRAY. 87 Coronet Circle. F.H.; Colorguard I. 2. 3; Secretary I. 2; Show Choir 3 GLENN GREENOUGH. 142 Silver St. ROBYN GREGORY. 13 Riviera Dr.. A. F. S. 2. 3; Junior Classical League 2; Mod- el Congress 2. 3 - Chair Person EDDIE J. GRIMALDI. 127 Channell Dr.; Vocal Ensemble I. 2. 3-. Jazz Choir I. 2. 3; Chorale 3: Jazz Band I. 2. 3; March- ing Band I. 2; Wind Ensemble I. 2. 3 LISA HALLOCK. 35 Carr Ave.-. Vocal Ensemble 2. 3; Chorale I. 3; Vocal Jazz 2. 3; Office Aide I. 2. O.S.A. 2; Vaud- ville 3; Broadway Review I. 2, 3 ANDREA HAMEL. 25 Bailey St.; Color- guard I. 2. 3; Concert Band I. 2. 3; Wind Ensemble I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain I SUE HARPIN. 32 Federal St.; Soccer I. 2. 3; N.H.S. 2. 3 - Board of Directors; Yearbook - Sports Staff 3 LAURIE HARRIS. 21 Coronet Circle. F.H. TANYA HART. 71 Pheasant Hill Dr.. F.H.; Cheerleading I. 2. 3 - Captain 3; Track I. 2. 3; O. S. A. Secretary 3; Gym- nastics I; Prom Committee 3; Chorus and Choreography 3; Rallies 2. 3; Vaudeville 2. 3; Winter Olympics 2. 3 JEFFREY HASTINGS. 131 North West St.. F.H.; Swimming I. 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3; Band I. 2-. Swim Captain 3 CONNIE HATHORNE. 1083 Suffield St. JOHN HAUSER. 26 Poinsetta St.. Ski Team 2; N.H.S. 2. 3 SHELLY HAYNES. 83 Beekam Dr.-. Field Hockey 3; Winter Olympics I; N. H. S. Vice President 3 RONALD HEBERT. 27 Forest Hill Road. F.H. LORI HELIN. 791 North Westfield St.. F.H.-. Field Hockey 3; National Honor Board 3 JIM HELTON. 88 Bradford Dr.. F.H.; Ski Team 3; CINDY HILL. 134 Hendom Dr.. F.H.; Chorale I. 2-. Vocal Ensemble 2; Cheer- leading I. 2; - J.V. Captain 2; National Honor Society 2. 3 TROY HITCHCOCK. 52 Garden St.. F.H. OWEN HUMPHRIES. 192 Beekman Place; Football I. 2. 3; Wrestling I. 2. 3 ALFRED T. INGHAM. V. 47 Valley Brook Road. F.H.; Football I. 2. 3 - Cap- tain 3; Wrestling I. 2. 3 - Captain 3; Track I. 2. 3 CATHY JOHNSON. 76 Valley Brook Road. F.H. PAUL JOSEPH. 45 Clover Hill Dr.. E.H.; Marching Band I. 2. 3-. Jazz Band 1.2. 3; N. H. S. 2. 3; A. F. S. 2. 3; Band Pres. 3; Jazz Band Vice Pres.- 3; Band Trea- surer 2; Show Choir I. 2. 3 KEITH JOSEPHSON. 60 Pheasant Run Circle. F.H.; Football I. 2. 3; Baseball 3 LORI JURY. 48 Horsham Place. F.H.; Gymnastics I. 2. 3 - Captain 3-. Track I. 2; Daisy Chain I. 2-. Swimming 2; Show Choir 3; A. F. S. Club 2. 3; Secretaries Club I. 2 137 JEANNE ANN JUZBA. 32 Horsham Place. F.H.-. Vocal Ensemble 2. 3. Cho- rale 3; Vaudeville I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2; Winter Olympics JIM KALLIPOLITES. 20 Beekman Dr., Marching Band I. 2. 3 - Vice Pres. 3, Jazz Band I. 2. 3 - Manager 3, Show Choir 2. 3, Vaudville 2. 3, KARA KACZMARCZYK. 9 Corey Colonial MICHAEL KARAM. 80 Simpson Circle, Track I. 2. 3, Cross Country I, N.H.S. 2. 3 KIM KASPEREK. 94 Carr Ave., Color- guard I. 2, Band I. 2 HENRY M. KEENE. 88 Karen Lynn Cir- cle. F.H. SHARON KIDDY. 600 Barry St.. F.H., Cheerleading I. 2. 3 - Captain 3, N. H. S. 2. 3, - Treasurer 3, Rallies I. 2. 3, Chorale 3. Latin Club 3, Yearbook As- sociate Editor 3; Daisy Chain 2 DEREK KINNEY. 50 Albert St. EDWARD KOPYSCINSKI. 46 Chapin St.. F.H. ED KORZA. 276 Southwest St.. F.H., N. H. S. 2. 3; Advisor to the School Com- mittee 3, Yearbook Literary Director 3 CHRISTINE KOSINSKI. 40 Cherry St., F.H., A. F. S. I. 2. 3 Vice Pres. 3, Marching Band I. 2. 3, Basketball I, Tennis 2. 3, Field Hockey 3, Jazz Band 3, N.S.H.S. I. 2. 3, N. H. S. 2. 3, Math Club 2, Yearbook 3 STEVEN PAUL KRATOCHVIL. 16 Forest Hills Road. F.H. TONY KUNASEK. 64 Day St.. Baseball I. 2. 3 - Captain 3, Basketball I, N. H. S. 2, 3, Director of Photography Yearbook 3 GREG LABINE. 32 Amherst Ave.. F.H., N. H. S. 2. 3, - Board of Directors 3, French N. H. S. 2. 3 DEBORAH LABONTE. 173 High St., Co- lorguard I. 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3 DARREN LABRECQUE. 122 Southwick St.. F.H. DAN LAFLAMME. 1207 North West- field St. F.H. PAULA LAFONTAINE. 33 Norman Terr.. F.H., N. A. Collab. 2. 3, Chorale I DIANNE LYNN LANDERS 775 Spring- field St., Daisy Chain 2 ELAINE MARIE LANDRY. 715 Spring- field St.-. F.H.; Collaborative 2. 3 LINDSEY LANE. 55 Regency Park; Gymnastics I GREG LAROUCHE. 15 Marlene Dr.. F.H.; Golf I. 2. 3 RICHARD LEAL. 108 Hendom Dr.. F.H. MICHAEL LEMAY. 50Silver St.. O. S. A. I; Vice President 2-. S. A. C. 3; N. H. S. 2. 3. Student Government Rep. 2; Track I. 2. 3; Basketball I. 2. 3; Indoor Track 3; Mirror I. 2; Cross Country 2. 3 - Cap- tain 3; Weightlifting 2; Winter Olym- pics 2 GINA M. LETELLIER. 150 Maple St; A. S. M. W. I. 2. 3; Student Rep. to the School Committee I; Basketball I. 3; Softball I. 2. 3; N. H. S. 2. 3; N. S. H. S. I. 2. 3; Chorale 3 BRIAN LITZ. 270Rowley St.; Basketball 1. 2. 3 MICHAEL LONGO. 435 River Road; Skiing I. 2. ROSEANNE LONGO. 29 Harvey John- son Dr.; N. H. S. 2. 3 MICHELLE LONGTIN. 259 River Road JOHN LOSITO. 6 Fenton St.. F.H.; Show Choir I. 2. 3; Jazz Choir 2. 3; Chorale I. 2. 3; Jazz Band 2. 3; March- ing Band I; Vaudeville I. 2. 3; Bob and Pop 2. 3-. Track I. 3 CHARLES LOSITO. 65 Lincoln St.. F.H.; Ski Team 2. ; Model Congresss 2-. A.F.S. 2. 3. Accounting Club - Treasur- er 3 SANDY LYNCH. 40 Federal Avenue; Basketball I; Marching Band I. 2. 3; Concert Band I. 2. 3 WILLIAM LYNE. 48 Robin Ridge Dr., Baseball I; Basketball I TONY MACOMBER. 619 Springfield St. TOMORA MALTONI. 160 Line St.. F.H., A. F. S. I. 2. 3; Girls' Track I-. Cheerlead- ing 2; Daisy Chain I. 2; Model Con- gress 3 RON MANISCALCO. 3 Cecile St., A. S. M. W. I. 2 - Captain 3; A. V. A. I. 2. 3-. Math Club 2. 3. D. and D. I JOANNE MASON. 88 Doane Ave.; A. F. S. I. 2. 3; Sec. Treasurer 2. 3; Mirror I. 2. 3 Music Ed. 3; Unicorn I. 2. 3 - Ed. - in - Chief 3; N. H. S. 2. 3; Spanish Honor Society I. 2. 3 TODD MAZZA. 365 Poplar St.. F.H.. Football I. 2. 3; N. H. S. 2. 3 TINA MCCARL. 1075 Suffield St. CAROLINE MCGREGOR. 113 Channell Dr. JOHN MCKANE. 67 Greenacre Lane LISA MCLEAN. 1270 Main St.. Band I CHRIS MCMAHON. 52 Mallard Circle KELLY MCNAMEE. 100 Sylvan Lane. F.H.; National Honor Society 2. 3; Field Hockey - Manager 3; Yearbook - Busi- ness Director 3 STEVE MELANSON. 8 Seymour Ave. PAUL MERCADANTE. 374 Poplar St.. Hockey I. 3 DENA S. MERKLEIN. 17 Colonial Ave., Chorale I; Daisy Chain I 138 LISA MARIE MEZZETTI. 56 Regency Park Dr.-. French Club I, Art Club 2. 3 MICHAEL MEZZETTI. 22 Primrose Lane CHRIS MICKNA. 52 Reed St. SCOTT MILLIKEN. 114 Channell Dr., N. H. S. 2. 3; Winter Olympics 2; Fitness Club 3 KARIN T. MILLS. 52 Roberta Circle; Vo- cal Ensemble I. 2. 3 - Sec. Treas. 3; Chorale 2. 3 - Sec. Treas. 3; A. F. S. 1.2; Daisy Chain I. 2; Vaudeville 2. 3; Year- book 3 - Ad. Staff; Broadway Review 2; Vocal Jazz 3 ROSEMARIE MIRANDA. 2 Franklin St., Daisy Chain I. 2; Collaborative 2 CHRISTINE MOORE. 430 S. Westfield St.. F.H. HOPE L. MOORE. II Wilson St.; Chorale I. 2. 3; Western District 2. 3. Vaude ville I; Broadway Review 2; A. F. S. I. 2 RAY MOSS. 1077 N. Westfield St.. F.H. PATTI MURPHY. 38 Robin Ridge Dr.. F.H.; Softball I TOM MURPHY. 54 Colemore St.. F.H.; Football I. 2. 3; Baseball I. 2. 3 ED MUTTI. 142 High St.; Baseball I. 2. 3 LISA A. NARDI. 5 Ridgeway Dr.. F.H. LEAH NEGRUCCI. 35 Hayes Ave.; Soc- cer 1.2. 3; Basketball 1.2. 3; Softball 1.2. 3 CARRIE NELSON. 196 Valley Brook Road. F.H. COLLEEN NOFTALL. 16 Clover Hill Dr.. F.H.; Wind Ens. Band I; Jazz Band 2. 3; Chorale 2. 3; C. G. 2. 3; Vocal Ens . Show Choir 2. 3; Dance Choreogra phy 3 JEANNETTE NORMAN. 79 School St. KARA O'CONNELL. 220 Maynard St.. F.H. PATRICIA O'DONNELL. 5 Hickory St.. F.H.; Model Congress 2; Field Hockey 3; National Honor Society 2. 3 Board of Directors 3; Class Vice President 3 KEVIN O'MALLEY. 67 Reed St. STEVE OBERLE. 83 Reed St.. Tennis I. 2. 3; - Captain 3-. Soccer 2. 3 - Capt. 3-. O. S. A. I; President 2; N. H. S. Presi dent 3 TONY OREFICE. 137 Shoemaker Lane; Skiing 2. 3; Golf 2. 3 FRANK ORLANDO. 447 Cooper St. PATRICK ORSZULAK. 152 Beekman Dr. KELLI PADDEN. 34 Harvey Johnson Dr. MICHAEL PAINE. 54 Althea Circle; Soccer I. 2 JOANNE PALLOTTA. 15 Keating Lane. Daisy Chain I. 2-. National Honor Soci ety 2. 3 - Board of Directors 3; Field Hockey 3; Yearbook - Business Staff 3 JOHN E. PARENT. 113 Maynard St.. F.H.; Hockey 2. 3 KIM PARROW. 25 Nile Ave.. Chorale I. 2; Morning Crew 3 SUSAN PAUL. 76 Parkview Dr.. F.H.; Collabrative 3 TRACY A. PECK. 606 Springfield St. MADELINE PEREZ. 50 Pheasant Hill Dr.. F.H.; French Club I. 2. Daisy Chain 2-. Yearbook • Ad Staff 3 KAREN PERTUSI. 22 George St. JILL PHILLIPS. 14 Amherst Ave. F.H.; N. H. S. 2. 3; Colorguard I. 2 DIANA PORTER. 73 Cherry St.. F.H.; Band I. 2. 3 - Sec. 2 • Drum Major 3; Jazz Band 1.2. 3; A. F. S. I. 2. 3 - Pres. 2. 3: N. H. S. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2-. Year- book 3 JENNIFER POWELL. 76 Beekman Dr- Mirror I. 2. 3 • Co-Editor-in-Chief 3; A. S. M. W. I. 2. 3; N. H. S. 2. i. Spanish N. H. S. 2. 3 KATHY PRZESZLO. 377 Springfield St; Band I. 2-. Softball 2. 3; Collab.-. Graphic Arts 3 JOHN REGO. 79 Hall St.. F.H. MARK REMILLARD. 15 Barberry Lane. F.H. LISA RHODES. 243 School St. CAROL RIBEIRO. 73 Pleasant Dr.. F.H.; N. H. S. 2. 3; Yearbook 3 RICHARD RINGER. I9S Mill St. MICHELLE RINGUETTE. 147 Corey Co- lonial ; National Honor Society 2. 3; Guidance Aid 3 MARK RIVARD. 77 Cosgrove Ave. SUE ROBINSON. 73 Regency Park Dr- Chorale I. 3 MAYRA ROJAS. Av. 9 Rio Milla 255 Urb. Alto Chama 2da etapa Merida- Venezuela DAVID ROSS. 167 Edgewater Road; Cross Country I. 2. 3 - Captain 3; Track I. 2. 3 - Captain 3 DAVID ROSSI. 44 Colemore St- F.H. DANIELLE ROY. $4 Horsham Place. F.H- National Honor Society 2. 3 DIANE E. RUBY. 122 Monroe St.; Year- book - Literary Staff 3 STEVEN RUGGERI. Ill North St. KATHY RUTOVICH. 895 North St.. F.H.; Tennis 2. 3; Theatre I. 2; Daisy Chain 2 JOSEPH SANTORE. 146 Forest Hill. F.H. GORDON SCHEBEL. 71 Columbia Dr.. F.H. KIM SCHOENBORN. 769 Main St- Mir- ror I. 2. 3 KRISTEN SETTLE. 39 Strawberry Hill. F.H. JOHN E. SHANNON III. 1229 North Westfield St. F.H. DEAN SHARPY. 62 Chapin St- F.H. LISA SKELTON. 29 Sherri Lane; Show Choir 2; Chorus and Choreography 3 LAURIE SLEEPER. 52 Kellogg Ave- F.H. ANNE SMITH. 109 Leonard St- Daisy Chain I. 2; Color Guard I KATHY SMITH. 3 Valentine Terrace; Colorguard I. 2 - Captain 3; Daisy Chain I. 2, Accounting Club Sec. 3 LARA SMITH. 487 Southwick St.; Soft ball I. 2; Soccer 2. Basketball I MATTHEW STEVEN SOFFEN. 66 Coo- per St- Chorale I. 2. 3; D and D Club I; N.H. S. 2. 3; Library Aide 3; A. V. A. 3 MARK ST. JOHN. 92 Fordham Ave. RICK STACY. 83 Valley Brook Road. F.H.; Baseball I. 2. 3 ROSA STELLATO. 136 North Westfield St- F.H. RAYMOND STILWELL. 195 Suffield St.; Treas. 2; Soccer I. 2; French Club 3 SUZANNE STITZINGER. 163 River Road SCOTT STORK. 900 North St. F.H. ALLAN STOUTNAR. 87 Edward St. ELLEN STRATTON. 120 Pineview Cir cle; Vocal Ens. Show Choir I. 2. 3; Chorus and Choreography 3; Vaude- ville I. 2. 3 ANDREA STRYCHARZ. 140 Karen Lynn Circle. F.H. MISSY SULLIVAN. 23 Mardale Avenue; Soccer I. 2. 3 - Captain 3; National Honor Society 2. 3; TODD SWENOR. 8 Stillbrook Lane. F.H.; Football I. Soccer 2. 3 CARI SZABLA. 540 Southwick St. F.H.; Soccer I. 2. 3 - Captain 3; Basketball I. 2. 3; National Honor Society 2. 3 - Sec- retary 3; Classical League 3 CLAUDINE TALBOT. 294 Silver St.-. Swim I; Library Staff I. 2. 3 RENEE TALBOT. 78 Veranda Ave- Co- lorguard I; Daisy Chain I PATRICK TANGREDI. 193 Meadow St.; Football I. 2. 3 - Captain 3; Wrestling I. 2. 3; Winter Olympics 3; Weightlifting I. 2 PAULA TAUPIER. 36 Hendom Dr- F.H.. Ski Team I. 2. - Captain 2. Yearbook 3 - Photographer; Art Club 2; Model Con- gress 2; A. F. S. I; Prom Committee 2. ANDREA TEBALDI. 15 Corey Colonial; Yearbook Staff 3; National Honor Soci- ety 2. 3; Art Club 2. 3 ROBERT TENCATI. 51 Belvidere Ave. F.H. RALPH THARIN. 64 Wright St. GREGG THERRIEN. 23 Columbia Dr- F.H. MARK THIBEAULT. 19 Broz Terr- F.H. DOUGLAS THIES. 1005 Main St. BOB TICHY. 162 Meadow St. MICHAEL TOTO. 22 Gale St- Football I. 2. 3 CHRIS TOURVILLE. 25 Brookline Ave.-. Jazz Band I. 2. 3 - Manager 2; March- ing Band I. 2. 3 - Manager 3; A. F. S. 2. 3 JENNIFER TREHEY. 30Ridge Ave.-. Mir- ror I. 2. 3 - Editor 3; A.S.M.W. I. 2. 3-. Spanish Honor Society I; N. H. S. 2. 3 SUSAN TREMBLEY. 21 Campbell Dr.; Colorguard I BRIAN TROMBLEY. 78 Sunset Terr. JOE TURNBULL. 13 James St- F.H. DAVID VEILLEUX. 72 Vasser Dr- F.H. RONALD VIENS. 213 School St- Base ball I. 2. 3 - Captain 3; Soccer I. 2. 3 - Captain 3 DARLENE VIGNATO. 34 Day St- F.H.; Softball 1.2. 3; Soccer 2. 3; O. S. A. 2. 3 - Pres. 3; Library I. 2. 3 MARK VOISLOW. 18 Griffin Place; Wrestling 2. 3 LUCY VON HOLLANDER. 13 Charles St.; Chorale 2. 3 KRIS WALSH. 139 Pineview Circle; Gymnastics I; Yearbook - Literary Staff 3; Vaudeville 2. JEFF WANDS. 136 Cambridge St- F.H- Vice Pres. I; Track I. 2; N. H. S. 2. 3 STEPHEN WANDS. 136 Cambridge St.. F.H.; Track I. 2; N. H. S. 2. 3 KELLY WELCH. 221 Adams St. LISA WELLSPEAK. 558 Southwick St.. F.H.; Chorale I DONNA WESLEY. 40 Provin Mt. Dr- Jazz Band 2. 3; Track I; Marching Band I. 2; Daisy Chain 2; N. H. S. 2. 3 PAM WEST. 130 Pineview Circle ROBERT WING. 146 School St.; Football I. 2. 3 - Captain 3; Baseball I. 2, 3 SAMANTHA WOODS. 67 Suffield St.; Track I; Tennis 2. CHARLES YON. 28 Marlene Dr. LAURA ZANDRI. 32 Tanglewood Dr- F.H. SCOTT ZIELINSKI. 15 Red Fox Dr- F.H.; Ski Team I; Football I. 2. 3; Baseball I. 2. 3 139 141 Sunglasses Dag Maybe Tony' photos will come out belter now! Patti and Joanne really knock us out with their cheap sunglasses! Hey. you wanna go cruisin'?” We'd rather be at the beach! 142 Ron bears the cold to come out on Hat Day. Jen shows her class spirit on Hat Day. Uaudmllc Brian delights the audience with his version of Purple Rain . Paul looks sharp as he introduces the next act. M3 But. where's the beach? Eddie and Colleen serenade each other with a beautiful ballad. lUcst Side Rally The Colorguard perform their impressive routine. The football team put on their be t for the West Side Rally. Senior show their undying spirit. The Gridiron Mom get it all together. CRUSH We t Side!! The JV Cheerleader , in top form a usual. Snow White and the two dwarf ? Kid party Don't even think about messing with us. Hooray for the Class of '8511 Sue. had too much cat nip? Where's my woman? 146 Hey. where's the rest of the box? Is this a stick up? We're off 10 see the wizard! Can you direct me to the A.H.S. Kid Party?” fc VtRYBUNNY showed up for the Senior Kid Party. Are you two clowning around again? Since when does Santa Claus wear mascara?!? Hi Mom!” Darlene knows who's boss. The new Marx brothers??? Semi-formal Two of Agawam' (most gentlemen dressed to impress. 140 Shelia and her escort enjoy the senior Semi-Formal. I told you I wanted the prime rib instead of the chicken. The Semi-formal wall (lowers. Donia enioy a quiet moment. Hey. where'd my date go? Wendy. Vicki, and Tina looked radiant that special night. Mr and Mrs. White and Mr. and Mrs. Cavallo take time out (or a picture. Everyone enjoyed themselves the night o( December 30. Gerch gets down! Je(( and Sara enjoy this special evening together 149 Prom 84 . . . 'Tonight i Celebrate itty lone Only two of the lovely ladies who attended the '84 Prom. Even our super chaperones had a memorable night. Everyone looked their best for the Junior-Senior prom. What's so funny Kelly? 1984 Class President John Kelly prepares for his speech. Jeff and Teresa prepare for a picture. Diana and Scott enioyed the fine atmosphere at Chez Josef. Can and Jay were all smiles at the Prom of '84. Diane and Paul relax and enjoy a night of dinner and dancing tA Beth stops to talk with a friend. Karen shows off her dancing technique. Julie enjoys an elegant evening out Kevin and Lisa share a special moment. for Karen and Ron. the '84 Prom was a night to remember. I. lisa Attune. leave to my Uvente leacFier. Mr. Gage. many more morning and night of seeing stars, a big THANKS to Mrs Litchfield, and a new car of his choice to Bobby Cocchi for some great limes. I. lisa AHder. leave my self control and the top shelf of my locker to Chris Fodgorski. and you look pust like her to linda. I. Steve Annano. leave my extra credits to Ape. good luck to Ape also, the four year plan to anybody who wants it. and to Jaybal good luck at Wim. I. Pickle. leave Dena a fish in a pepper shaker. David another year with lumpy, ami a box of dots to whoever wants to try any thing as crazy as we did I. 8ob Badone. leave Duke. Bill. Dave. Trish. and Cobbler, future shows in the parking lot. and nothing to everyone else I. AeHy Barber,leave lots of pom pom action and the best of luck in everything, especially with the guys, to my best little sister Chrissy. love Ya!!: I. Andre a Bitter, leave Kara K. a rabbit fui of chicken mcnuggeis and Ron Harrison enough newports + lunch money to last next year I. Pate Mitte Bit net. leave aB Mrs. Nardi's q's and summer scliool to all sophomores + tumors and all my scenes to Tyno. make many more'!' I. Plexus Mont anna, leave a broken grenade launcher to Skeevo. to Beaudet I leave S.H.. to Vinnie I leave a sombrero, to Avis + McCarthy.a tar of ?. and everyone else I leave alone. I. Ado , leave lot of great memories and great times to my sister Sheri, hoping BiBCarbetia will have as much fun in his last two years of school as I did. and the lunch Room to the next bunch of girls who are as wild as we were! I. Pint Beele. leave a roi of tape to Mike Avis to use on the upcoming sophomore girl who takes over my locker. I. Jen Benentis. leave Agawam High School to future students who wish to gam in their skrik and make a better world for others. I. Jeionj Bianchi. leave a big thanks to Mrs. Nardi.my whmey and wonderful mornings to Kara O'Connell, and to Tina i the 2 Yacteen's a nice Italian guy. and to A.H.S. the very last Bink'. I. Dennis Bishop, leave Good Times. Hippy fingers, my obscene locker. Kabuki Klan ami all the mugambo they can muster to Kevin V.. Joe R. (Zoul). and Andy G. I. Norm Blanche!. leave Todd Couture my parking space. I. Bermdine Bonavita. leave all the hooters and good times in the courtyard to John 8reton and Gary Scott. I. Andrei Borsin. leave the air conditioner in the court yard to any other idiot who wants to smash their head off Of it. and to Steve Cieboter. John Barra. DeMichelle. and Weaser I leave the memory of those poor dead mice! I. K im Bone Bird, leave many parlies. DT's and all my talks with Mr. Bates to Janice. Angel. Debbie. Jennifer, and Vanessa, and many great times to my little sister. I. I June Bone hit d. leave many good memories for my brother. Abe my extra credits, many more happy years to Mrs. Myers. I. frme BrouiBette. leave a hole shot in the parking lot on the last day of school and all my warning slips to all the teacher . I. John Botur. leave all live good times, bathroom brauls. tests, homework, and all babe over XO lbs. to Rick. I. Michelle Bobir, leave books + teachers and the rest of the be to Jennifer Cassesse. I. ChrisBurrows,leave to my sister Karen 3 great year of AH$, to Pop a pledge toNBI and bodaciousness, to TBHC the hope that the hussies will always rule, along with my sunglasses for Sharon, a THANX to Millser from her best student, and to Karen I leave a snicker , our perfectness , and many great memories. I. Michiel Briggs, leave coffee, cameras, and love to Dena. You're bugging me” to CP and T J. and best wishes ami old notebooks to my brother. Tommy. I. Aaren. leave all the dates and phone call I missed, hot pepper , the good times and a pair of white lollies to Chrissy and Carlene. I. Mirk, leave my learning wan and locker, and all my studies to Bob and anybody who wants them. I. Darryl Brenmn. leave Mike Jemiolo many well deserved head slap 1 SKXVCD to replace Mike lunden's bat. I. Shells I. Byrne, leave toK.P. much fruit|uice and fried dough. toSmurfy Dee many bags, and to JoeB. much leather ♦ an awesome senior year I. Penru Cabana. leave my extra credits, my cheat note , and the parking lot to Ed Cabana. I. lei Campiti.leave my little brother Anthony to all the teachers that thought I was bad. Paula Bruno ai the laughing fits we had. and also dirty looks to . and Sue Bonesteel good luck with Danny. I. Kevin, leave intestinal fortitude and mental perseverance to any |umor who can conquer the green death. I. Pen J. Ciron. leave my car to Scotty Dennis, my football skills to Scott Bracci. My Computer system to my brother, my tape collection to my sister, and my waBet + whatever is in it to my parents. I. lets Corn, leave mental concert at Cathy J's. mjny fit Benders to Gruchb Nib. the memories of Sunapce. N.H. to Kara. Andi Nib. a strap on to Can. Best of luck to my good friend Chris M. 4 my little brother. Nicky. I. KunCitCie.letve conversations in the library to Abbie Sheehan, a night of golfing to Kevin Moyer, a bag ol lollipops to leigh Whittaker and Sue fassnacht. 3 long years in the Agawam High School to my brother Tom. and the best of times to Elite. Knssie. Skel. Kel. Jo. Missy. Suite. Tina G . and MAIPP. I. Jodi Cecchi. leave command of the morning crew to up and coming members, to Shimmey. a quiet day to do nothing ami relax. I. William Champagne, leave my locker fiBed with stupid insect sticker that were there when I got it to Whoever wants it. I. Paul Cheneven. leave Steve Chcnevert my great locker that I had for lour years. I. Pay ChnreBa. leave the school's lunch and my guitar to Fazoo. I. John James Chnscota M. leave my Spanish books, dirty picture , all my so awesome teachers, and my car to Michele. Alme. Dianne, and Jenifer I. Ang Christy, leave my hands and feet to anyone who wants to squeeze them, and a cup of coffee to ZUB and HE-MAN the last of the boy gang. I. Kimberly Ann ChurchiO. leave many more fun lime in Italian III to Tracy Gaffney and lots of love 4 luck to my baby brother Robbie. Good luck Guystll I. Steven Cieboter. leave my Hole Shot in the parking lot to anybody with a fast car. I. Tony Cipriani IT C ). leave one empty six pack ami one beer soaked quarter to my brother Dave. I. Beth A Clark, leave Duane C. a of the wonderful times we had in Mr. Rainah's F period Cobal class with Dena M .and the Best of luck to Deb bie B. in her senior year. I. Margaret Conion, leave all the great times in the parking lot to Cara ami Cori. I. Todd Connery. Alias Ciggy, leave all the good time I had to my sister lisa and brother Bryan, ami an awesome senior year to Barb. Squeeky. Sexy, and Spacey. all the solos in Jazz and Marching band toKeBey and Scott, if they can play them, to the incoming band sophv ami frosh.my uniform and many great trip to come, my locker to my sister, and afl my memories of these 3 year at Agawam High to the school nsell I. Karen Conway. leave T.8.H.C. many thanks for emlless compassion 4 understanding, to Pop. Jeffrey. N.B.1.4 Rigawhat , to MS M 4 Kelly, grin, bear it. I don't be an airhead, my fingers to Mr. Files, a thanks from a slow learner to Millser. and toC B . Dr. Pepper, are you HI TW) and a huge thanks for being a terrific best Iricnd. I. M. Copple. leave a dozen donuts, and a box ol kleenex to Moose-Face G.I.. and to Kelly O'Donnell many many exciting evenings in the four beds. I. Id Cornelius, leave Dead Kennedy's and Suicidal Tendencies, ami a hairpiece to Kevin Rondo (Zubber). I. Kimberly Cornveiu. leave much happiness and luck to Dawn in her senior year. I. Maria Cortese. leave dreadful days ami several conversations with Mr. Bales I Mr. Morrissey. Good luck!, to my cousin lisa, I. Beth Couture, leave my court yard memories. McDonalds during lunch, and many Jipe to John Breton 4 Debbie Whitlock I. Joyce Couture, leave Good luck to my little sister when she get here, to Michelle and Shelly all the memories ol our good time I. Ion Cowles, leave a frog to Mr P . a bos Senior year for Bryan. Joe. and Rondo, and my 15 of our Chewy Functions to my teBow Chewy . I. Jennifer Crean. leave to my sister Bridget an extra oxygen tank in case she shakes hands w ith D.F. again, and the best of kick for two more sue cessful year . I. Creg Daniels, leave boring book , bad grades, dirty locker, cheap pen , couple of detentions to my sister. I. Michael J. Dapi'nde. leave all my love to Mr , luchfield and all my |okes to Artie Gage and Joe Z.. I leave the male characteristics of telling the guys what he got to Ken 8erard. one touchdown to Jim Maloney, a KJ.Oto Kathy McCarthy, lot ol pleasant thoughts to Abbie and Vicki to fiB the voids between their ears, ami finally I leave all my smooth hives to Tango and litzy. I. Melissa Darling,leave to Bob landers.my excellent grades, my bad habits and my talent, and to Vicki Judkins I leave iny laugh ami good times, and to Karen Chevy I leave the way I talk. I. Donna DiviUi. leave a log cabin in Colorado and buckets of Purple Rain to Maria lucia (my BEST friend). I. Carrie Pans, leave great times to US , and peace and many baBoons to Mr. Sheehan I. Jty Davis, leave my sympathy to future Agawam High students. I. Cina DeChnttopher. leave my big mouth to my sis Dimpy (even though she already lias one) and many memories of not seeing a thing while cruismin the tang with ROID! Good luck Amber in the class ol 200. Remember. Big Red Rules! I. Tim DelBarbara. leave all the easy teacher and alot of paper for hi cheat note if he ever decides to come back to my big brother John. I. I or alee Delta Marco Cetkrcci. leave thanks to Mrs. Grady for helping and understanding me for the past three year . I. Michael Denuchele. leave al my book and bad grades to Abbott and Costello. I. Scott Dennis, leave key to open the door of knowledge so he doesn't fail to Ed White I. Perel Kinney. leave a my good luno , culling classes and going 10 breakfast to lori. Chris. Paul , ami Paul. I. Id Korn, leave Calculus claf and Mr. Burque 10 any |umors who dare lo take it. And lo Michele I leave 1} rote . I. Chris Aonoil . leave the be I of luck to Karen and Joe. Calculu lo anyone who can hack n. a list of excutes lo Karen, any extra height I may have to Joe. friendly french friet to Bridget, all of my glances to the right at my locker to Chris!, aiot ol thanks to my spies , a map of South Hadley and M + M's to Jen. hard work to anyone who dares to take H A. Physics ami a mi ion thanks to Mom ♦ Dad I. Water, leave all my extra credits to Ape I. Tony Kunrsek. leave good timet and unforgettable memories because school days can be the best days of your life, so I entrust them to Pete. Jim. Tony. 8ob. Jell, and Paul I. Greg IrBine. leave HA classes to a the unlortunate upcoming luniors and seniors who take them I. PeNue libonte. leave the one and only locker JJ5 which has not worked since f?35 to the next poor sophomore who gets stuck with it I. PtrrenIrBrecque.leave the poster coftection (Scorpions Blackout. Richie Black More The legend. April Wine live. Stevie Ray Vohn to the fellow classmates of Agawam. I. Pan Ijlknrune. leave school to a the idiots behind me. I. Pauls. leave an unusual crowd to take the place of the Black Hearts and lots of love and luck lo lisa Baurle I. Pune lynn lenders, leave my classes, my locker and good times to Robert I.. Karen S. and Paul I I. Ihtne M Imdry. leave a the memories of the good times and the bad times to all my friends, and a six pack of Michelob to Mr. White for put ling up with me k Kunp in English I. tindsjy lone, leave many good moods in the morning to Tina PePalma. ami another great year at the Agawam High School to Rosa Sletato. I. Greg Irrouche. leave my rusty set of chichi rodriguc: clubs and all my golf balls that I have lost at Agawam Country Club to Rob James and Wayne leal. I. Mike lenuy. leave my form to Nick Paquette, my speed to Bob Aden, all my love. guts, and dedication lo JP. enough money so that Dave Ross can gel a Jippy lube job and my basebal skills to Jon Corso because everyone knows he stinks as a runner. I. Gint-Mjrie. leave luck and love to my sister. Chriti one box of kleenex to Mrs. Poulin, untranscribed wits tapes lo Mr. O'Brien, and unlimited quiche to Joe Z. 1.1 my. leave a concert to two special people, a dance to a blonde, a real verticle to Mike. T ango. and V . some peripheral and advice to M.D . any thing talks The X-rnen to Keith and alot of thanks to Mom + Dad along with good luck to my brother Scott. I. Mike longo, leave a my bad grades to my brother Rob I. Rose longo, leave my RPG programs and smiles to Mr. Ramah. a pile of McDonald's excuse passes to Mr. Bates, and luck to all future AHS students. I. Chuckle's, leave a wet rag. the kids, many semi-good times (can't have too much lun) and that She'D learn lobe less like her sister toDangyele I. John losno. leave my flashlight and my right knee so he can run from the police better to Brian Pioggia 1.1 And. leave PenaP a piece of tape for her mouth, the cans in the band parking lot to Dave and Gina, and a big hug to Pickle. Hammer. Big Red. and Michelle I. Tony Mrcomher. leave all the great times in advanced wood and ad my women to up and coming seniors I. Tomorr Mrlioni. leave all the Me Memories, along with Rivertlime (Peirre) the shorter version! and the good times at third lunch to Robyn (Bird) I. Ron Mtniscrlco. leave to Curtis Wu. a tape recorder and the pig. to Tom G- a year's supply of stupid songs to write, to David P. the Dodge Dart fan club presidency, and to Mike K. my favorite parody I. omne Mtson. leave memories of Wallingford- 05 people in a car. the Toga dance, etc.) and a great senior year to laurie Sorel. and a box of tissues to the next ATS teariorker. I. Todd Mum. leave the best of luck and good limes to my brother Scott anti lo all the dedicated footba players. I. hnj McCrrl. leave English and Gym classes to anybody who likes to fail. I. CarolynMeGregOf.leave Chris White to Can Brown and Paula Bruno a hairdryer so her hair won't frizz when it rains. And to my brother Jim much good luck because he will need it. I. teese. leave my big mouth for ye mg up halls to my cousin Anna and sister Kim. and to Sheila I leave a brown bag in your future I. Chris McMrhon. leave one week in lake George to Rube, our wedding pictures to cherish for Mike Saniore, a tar of Pi Pickels to Christy Bardsley and many foot prints to Ape. And my one fifth of our Chewy functions to my fellow Chewy's. I. Kety McHmiee. leave many happy, smiling thoughts to my twin T. A big HI tokiddo and friends, many thanks to Mitt. Bob bie.and Jo for making life so much fun. and 10 more years of the best friendship in the world to Joanne I. Sieve Melmson. leave the sineHy locker that Al and I invaded to anyone who wants it I. Mere, leave nothing to nobody because there is no one worth leaving anything to except my braclet lo Chris I. PenrS. Merklein. leave my locker 401. and the great times I had in this place to Debbie 8. and Duane C. and the best of luck to Michael P. in his sophomore year. I. lisa, leave to Coo, a lot of tweedle dee memories, a the tools who leave town, and a pair of iet skis, because the water's perfect for it. To Shar- on ♦ Tern, I leave a can of apple and some Chuck Wagon dog food. I. Chris Mkknt. being of unsound mind + body leave teachers in frustration and a large cloud formation of unusual origin in the parking lot to generations of truants to corite. I. Scon MiOiken. leave my nickname scooter, the game, pow's. and a great senior year to my brother Steve, lock. It. Denny. Royboy. and Meat also many video shows and chocolate bars to DESMOND!!! I. Afafsy. leave to I or a and Kelly, the initiation pm and the luck to carry on the name that represents it To Sharon, a big thanks lor lOTSof under standing. To Karen, a new sundress and sandals. To Chris, one pound of 'Tip gloss for future use. And to Jeanne, enough money to pay back all the people she owes and some leftover so she'll never have lo borrow again! especiaNy from me'' I. Roseinrrio Mtrmdr. leave my sticky locker to Vikki Judkins and all of my leftover D.T.'s to Karen. I also leave the good tmves to the rest of my friends. I. Hope Ieigh Moore. (Hopie). leave to Mr. Z. + Mrs. P. lots of love and thanks (for putting up with me for so long ), to my brother Donny I leave hugs and Kisses and to all the rest of the staff at AHS I leave more gratitude and love. Ciao! I. Rry Moss, leave Agawam High with no doubt in my mind that I've learned absolutely nothing I. Pune Murphy. leave Margo Rossi a the court yard passes she can find to she doesn't have toclunb through any more windows, Trish 4 Kevin the best of luck and to Paula Bruno and Sue Bonesteel. lots of love. I. Torn Murphy, leave coenutt and that stupid giggle to Gina Dialcsti. a girl In end to Owen for more than one night, and to W'hitey and Moccio many punches lor the times they got me in the game I. Iisj -V r,li. leave many summers at Hampton with the Rat Patrol to Dawn J. and to Debbie Disisto 4 Ricky Harnois sanity together I. Ieoh Hegrueci. leave 1010 Tina. many road trips to Gape. Bull. 4 Gobb, many concerts on the table to Cathy, many more trips to the ioo with lara t Margo and many trips to the beach without oil to Ke i. I. Cjrne Helton, leave a the Sian's ice cream Gina Sierra can handle and the best of luck in the future to Pam. Ellen. Gina, linda. and Kristie I. CoMeen.leave all the good luck with the girls to my brother. Mike, and Bob 8.. best wishes to Jenny, lots of love and thanx to Mike W'llton. and my good bye tears to Chris P.. Tony J.. Joey B.. and Gio . . . Miss You! I. The Jot. leave the walk to anyone else who thinks they can do it better than Cowles and I did it. and my I. Sol our chewy functions to my- fel- low chewy's. I. SieseCberle.leave al soccer players and tennis players the kindness they won't get from?, everyone the knowledge that being 5 after being 1 is weak, and strength to my brother Dan I. Prill O'PonneH. leave a diploma from the Pam School of Driving, when you absolutely have to bo there in S minutes or less lo each member of MAIPP and the Boy Gang I. A era O. leave to Andrea a I 5 pint ol Bacardi (in a can of coke) and many memories of that wild Summer, to Michele R.. I leave every thing about Motomart and a date with Barry . To Gobb. lois. and Andy I leave The Pan , to Caroline I leave many kinky nights at the carwash, and many good times to Margo and Kara Tebaldi. I. A rim CVifjMey. leave Bob Averil a double facial! Good luck next year Ape I. Keti Pjdden.te e a the close cals in my car to Lois, the bears and rolling into vans to leah. the memories of a the great limes we've had to April (remember INWDiD). 1 all the giggling I laughing w Blem to Gob iCarn. I. Mile Pane, leave one empty locker lo anyone who cares. I. Au me PjUoiij. leave P scooper to Bean and long practices to the Spa: crew. AHS footba and al the guls he canhandk lomy little brother. Vinme. all the great tmves and I Iree JS5;. spin turn in my car to Mitwan. Bobbie, and Kel. and 10+ more great years ol friendship with a huge THANKS to my best friend Ke y Me. Also, many more long rides and talks to Tina. I. John Prrenl. leave a pink hockey stick, my fugi. and my gold chain, that I helped pay for. no happy birthday, to Amos. I. K mutue. leave a the poor suckers that gel? Also Heave my locker and books, and nice teachers and my last SlSO to David Judd and to my little sister Kris. I. Sue Paul. kave one brand ne . bbek T thirt io Rote longo. I. Tracy Peck, kave good unio , dance , and all Ihe lun ai Agawam High lo Joanne. Debbie. Ann. and Jill I. Madeline Pere:. kave the bed «emor year at Agawam High to Li a Wamcwtki and Gina Dialetti. I. Karen, kave good lime , many trip to McDonald lor lunch to Traci. Karen. Kathy. Kim. and Katie. I. Jit Phillips, kave my head eat at the iabk to Tina. I. Diana Porter, leave the bed ol luck to next year- drum maior , and Ihe bed ol luck to Scott (or hi remaining year at AHS. and a pillow I. Jen Powell, kave the nickname ol 'prude -' to the next Mirror ' new people , the night ol daymgalter (or layout until 5.00 p.m. to future edi- tor , and a new tape recorder to Curti o he can tape the how I. Kathy Przetzlo. kave my latt name, to the next Przetzlo that will never be. al o I leave Mi y R ♦ R wrecking whenever he need ill ' I. CarolPiheiro. leave Linda Co by and my link i ter. Mary BeihaD the luck and happme they de erve and the bed ol everything in their High School year . I. Michete Rmgvelte. kave the per E got ip. everything about Motomart.andadate with Barry to Kara O and to J. C. I leave a roll ol turn (or al- ter lunch' I. Sue Robinson, leave book , teacher , warning card , and (un to Tina Brat I. Mayra Ro as. kave my locker, tome horribk lunche . and nice tune in the library to Amy. I. David Rots,kave my el( to the Jip which I hope ome day he w accept, the hope that Mike lemay day pretty happy with JP. and a great cro country to aD the people who make it o great. I. Danielle, kave all my ternbk day at AHS to at the « 7 P who made it that way. I alto kave my colkction ol Chemi lry cheat note lo Stephanie and Hittory cheat note to Trank B. I. Diane Ruby, leave many (acial war to Hair, a hot date lor Pierre and Bunny and all my love to Ray leClair.many more year ol being my little titter to Kara Tebaldi, a week in lake George to Mickey Gonzo. my 1 5 ol our chewy (unction lo my fellow chewy and to AHS. I kave the latt line lurrrnt and the latt RUBE II' I. Steven Ruggeri. kave nothing to Agawam High I. Kathy Rutovich. kave much luck (or a great enior year to Dawn . Kylte. lynn. and Kim. I. Kim. leave all the ad idea that li a Z. could u c and all my watted tudy to Mike, may you u c them wifely. I. J. I. S. S. 01. leave the name Myron linally behind me to anyone (ool enough to lake it I. Anne Snuih. leave a very good Senior year Good luckl AH the good memorie through the year . All my love! to Tina. Michelle, and Amy. I. Kathy Smith, leave my i ter all the happme and tuccc in her luture, whatever the may do. I kave pride, patience, and determination to next year colorguard and their Capt .. amt ad the happme . bughter. and tucce there i lo al my «pecial (riend . I abo leave Mr. T. my b t period ttudy everyday. I. lara Smith, kave Margo the Public I. tita Skelton, leave a big boltk ol Italian tabd dretting to put on their talad at lunch and a good tenior year to linda Groom and Kelli Grave I. laurie Sleeper, kave my locker and al the good time I had to my titter lynettc. and to Maria lucia I kave room 45. I. Soil, kave I uted car. bomb or whatever it wa . I week ga« money lor your girl, a lile lull ol TIDTKKf AO to Tuge. leCkrc. Gunvbie. Tig retpectively I. Rick Stacy, kave all the lie , «tone amt all the B S. Dave Keeney can think ol lor hi btt year to Jimmy Wheeler. I. Rosa SleHato. kave Kara K. many worrie with Tony S. and many good lime whenever the lour ol u get to go out. and a cruite over to Pineview circk with Kara and good luck KeRy with Mike I. Raymond SnhveO. kave my Englith homework to Mr Whatley, and all my good lime at AHS to my i ter Laura. I. Scott Stork, kave my locker to anyone who can open it 1.1 Ben Stratton, kave lot ol memor ie and a great enior year to linda. Gina. Vicki. Kelie. one whok pretzel lo Jo. Kel. Mitty. i Sue. and the be t that lile ha to oiler to Kn ie. Carrie. Pam. Skel. t Ca . . . love ya! I. Allan Stoutnar. kave live lollowing parking lot to Ralph and nothing lo everyone cite I. Droid, leave a year tupply ol tranquilizer to Scary Mary, a kick in the teeth to al upcoming whiphead . I. Missy Sullivan,kave many more great tune lo my be t (nend Sue. Kelly, and Jo. A oda to leigh. a new i to l.H . 11 to Kelly, an invitation lor a I P to Becky and the be t ol luck to the (uture soccer team . I. Todd Swenor. kave twin ecrct to He-man. I. Can Szab. kave another cateol Utica to Mr Gage. The • 4 and al it good luck to Sufic T.. thetcurrier. Anything they want lo Dave and frank me. Jack and one ktton in toning (liter and a bin dancing k on to Harpi. Marni. Cathy. Tricia.andK. And an awetorne luture to the member ol the clique who rukd lor three year . I. Claudme Talbot, kave the two very pecial peopk m the library who have made my 3 year at AHS the bett. Mr . O'Keele b Mr . Shimel to lou- i e and my i ter Amy. I. Renne‘ Talbot, kave all my day ab cnt to Ihe perron who made up the attendence policy. I. Tango, kave my wrettlmg «hoc and lootbal cleat to Nick, the term twainpdog to my dog Brutut.and the number 77 to anyone worthy and deter ving I. Paula Taupier. kave LC-the Portche the alway wanted. Vicky McCarthy The Camera the taught me how toute. and all my mcmoric ol lun and laughter along with good luck to David. I. Andrea Tebakh. kave my courtyard pa to my fitter. Kara, another lun year to Ape and Margo, and to Dilon ami Bob I kave Kara O' wonderlul RAT . Squeaky. I. Tinker, leave Bob. John. Mike. Mernt. Craven. Augutne. Kelli. Rick W. and everybody cite whoute the Maverick but to lind their own way to get home I. Gregg, kave locker 894 to anyone that can open it. I. Mark Thibeauh. leave the Magic bu and the colab tchool to the next generation ol cobber I. Bob Tichy. kave good time to next year tenior and hope you have an eaticr time titan me to clat 86 I. Michael Toto. leave all the tweat and pair ol lootball lo the new «ophomorc . good luck coach Supmo. I. Chris TourviBe. leave KOcate ol «lightly uted band candy to next year' band member , and the privikdge ol utmg thi educational lacility to AIRHEAD I. Jen Trehey. kave a tpecial thank you to Mr. Gage and Mr Poulin lor their confidence and advice during tumor year, to Mr. Z all tin antwer to the unantwerabk quettion . i.e. what i reality ? and lo Jen. P. I kave our Iriendthip and memorie Ol Ihe pa t 4 or 5 or 6 year |u t a vivid a they are now forever. I. Susan Trembiey. kave my locker and all good time that I had at AHS to Sandy Trembky. I. Brian, leave the following 13 egg over Mary C head, my extra credit (•( any) to Ape to my link buddy Jeremy, good luck with live principle ami teacher when you hit the High School. I. J T..leave all library time, one empty locker and many hourtol homework to Dave B.. many model to Mr. P. who' tobuty to build hit own. and ripped thirl to Gknn H. I. David D.VetUeuv. leave not to much becaute there it not much to kave. I. Ronald Viens. kave aide time tupply ol megapack to Brian lilt, a patch ol rubber to Ken Butt, al the bobby pm ” he want to Sue Harpm. and my bett withe to my upcoming titter . Carrie and Tracey. I. Darlene Vtgnato. kave hopekido- to Todd and Bobby.- to my link titter Karen and loo. ratlace and hike in the wood , to Mr. R. a dinner and dance, good luck in x-country to lope. Johnny. Bobby, bett withe to my Bro. Chn . I. Mark Voitlow. kave al ol the bad and good time at tchool and alto al my cheat note in Italian to Mike Ruggene and Dcanne Duclote. I. luCy VonhoHaruler. leave typical Agawamian tchoolday . Spannh cb with Moran and good luck to Gina Maknev I. Kritste Walsh.kave Karen a talking car. linda a (ob.Gina tome Bf W. Glen, many more year ol being my link brother. Kellie a roof. Vicki a one hour lunch period, and Elkn. Skel. Pam. Carrie, and Madeline the bett ol luck alway . I. Jell Wands, leave a lun night with George and a bonk ol wine to link Steph. I. Steve Wands, kave the Agawam High School alter many good time with tpecial friend I. Kety Welch, kave many excute (or not going to ttudy to Kara and Ryan, lor Steven that I’ll mi him. and to cou in and (riend Ihe chance 10 add tome excitement to thi tchool. I. Dippy lisa, kave the lollowing meftage. thank (or helping me grow up ophomore ♦ |unior year to my coutm Mary and Kevin I. Donna Jean Wesley, kave Sr. Math cbt . crowded hallway chemiftry lab to Maria lucia, and I kave my love (or Hittory to Mr. Sheehan I. Pam West, kave al the Bh mg that they can handk to linda. and Gina, and the ben ol lime to Carrie. ERie. and Kri ie! I. Bob Wmg. kave the Body to a tophomore who cxcmphfic Boo Smith and mytelf. I. Samantha Wootls. kave my locker and all it treature to Danielk. and I leave Agawam Brownie better color . I. Charles Yon. kave lita her own me y locker, and detention to anyone who want them. Sbp to WEED! I. Scott 2.. kave a patture of baby cow to Kim William to give to Diane Ruby, and to Kim many moo-moo . And al o kave Kellie and Inend many good lime in AHS. World hew Is A medical miracle: Baby Fae was the first baboon heart transplant in The world welcomed a new prince, the son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana. 84. Geraldine Ferraro made history in 1984 as the first woman to run for the Vice-Presidency. The world heard Ethiopia's cry for help and responded with a mass influx of food and supplies. Vanessa Williams, the first black Miss America, was forced to abdicate her crown because of Penthouse photos. wmcimm Joanne Owen fight for space in the ‘8$ Ad Section. BUSINESS PATRONS Agawam Auto Repair 830 Springfield Street Feeding Hills. MA Agawam Public Market 768 Main Street Agawam. MA Anchor Electric Service Co. 66 Ramah Circle Agawam. MA BayBank Valley and Trust SI Springfield Street Agawam. MA Christy’s Auto Body 74 Ramah Circle Agawam. MA The Clip Shop 667 Springfield Street Feeding Hills. MA Country Flowers and Gift Shop 336 Springfield Street Feeding Hills. MA Country Mouse House 160 Silver Street Agawam. MA Dayga Printing 663 Springfield Street Feeding Hills. MA The Fish Market 303 Walnut Street Agawam. MA Heritage Sales Inc. 90 Industrial Lane Agawam. MA Hour Glass Cleaners 380 Walnut Street Agawam. MA Jeannette Cleaners 418 B Springfield Street Feeding Hills. MA Dr. Michael Haynes 34 Southwick Street Feeding Hills. MA Judy’s Shoes 846 Suffield Street Agawam. MA Peace Makers Quilt Shop 674 Springfield Street Feeding Hills. MA Pulaski Photographic Dickinson Drive Granville. MA Compliments of Suburban Real Estate and Appraisal Co. Agawam. MA Village Butcher Shop Southwick Street Feeding Hills. MA Dr. Willett 33 Southwick Street Feeding Hills. MA PERSONAL PATRONS AHS Cafeteria Workers Mr. and Mrs. Altobelli JoAnne Bertrand Lisa and Bryan Connery Neal and Emily Coughlin Anne G. Eckart Ken and Cathy Hallaman Edna C. Knapzyk Mr. and Mrs. John F. Litchfield Laurel A. Maziarz The 1984-85 Mirror Staff Mr. and Mrs John A. Morrissey Matthew Joseph Perodeau John E. Petrone John. Frances, and Amylou Porter Mr. and Mrs. David W. Pulaski Laurie Saracino Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Saracino David and Rosemary Stratton Fred and Pat Uschmann Hal off to our '85 Patron . 160 Don't settle for anything less than the best in legal service. LOCKE AND JACKS Attorneys-At-Law 1365 Main Street Springfield, Mass. 737-1112 Attorney Thomas S. Locke Attorney Warren J. Jacks Jr. Forget this. I'd rather eat the great food at Wimpy's. J.W. WIMPY’S 365 Walnut Street Ext. Agawam, Mass. 786-0951 Walnut Street Cleaners Laundromat AtltrabMS 4 Rrpiirv 339 Walnut Sl E i. Drop-oil. anw ix U 01001 laundry S r « 7K65227 I’ll soon be shopping at Children's Quality Consignments because of their fine selection.” CHILDREN’S QUALITY CONSIGNMENTS 665 Springfield Street Feeding Hills, Mass. 786-5250 (£€ JOHN BIANCO TONY BIANCO BIANCO SONS BICYCLE CENTER FINE QUALITY BICYCLES REPAIRS ON ALL BRANDS 1110 SPRINGFIELD ST 786-8660 FEEOING HILLS. MA 01030 PHONE 786-2340 THOMAS C. MORRIER. D.D.S.. P.C. McCarthy tile company 1 too SPRINGFIELO STREET FEEOING HILLS. MASS 01030 WE CATER TO THE DO-IT-YOURSELF PEOPLE 1140 SPRINGFIELD ST CERAMIC WALL 4 FLOOR TILE P 0. 80X 212 CARPETING 4 LINOLEUM FEEDING HILLS. MA 01030 TELEPHONE 3Y APPOINTMENT 786-4400 162 CHUNK Vt chunks STYLE CHUNK MINI toiC KS Lora shows us where to go for a thirst-quencher. For advice on pets, pet supplies, paper, and plastic party favors: ask Dave, the Duke of Discount. SODA PET FOOD CITY 357 Walnut Street Ext. Agawam, Mass. 786-3907 Cecchi’s Farm Stand-the best in quality produce and more. CECCHI’S FARM STAND 1131 Springfield Street Feeding Hills, Mass. 786-2489 163 Betty Qrimaldi, Q.R.I. REALTOR GRIMALDI BURZDAK REALTORS 431 SPRINGFIELD STREET office 789-0310 AGAWAN. MA OKXH RES 786 0781 Don’t just stand there! Call one of our sponsorsl 80 RAM AM CIRCLE SOUTH AGAWAM MASS 01001 A EOWARO OISCO , TEL 1413) 786-7666 Quality Printing For Over 30 Years OUR SPECIALTY SMALL PARTIES ROSALIE'S CATERING ROSALIE BRIGGS (413)786 9794 BUFFET STYLE Autos • Cycles - Trucks insurance Notary Public E-2 Payment Plan 15 Down 10 Month Financing For Ail Your insurance Needs Call JOHN M. STACY Insurance Agency 833 Springfield St Feeding Hills. MA 709-2737 JACK HARRY’S GARAGE WHEEL ALIGNMENT GENERAL REPAIRS TEL 786-5133 820 SPRINGFIELD STREET FEEOING HILLS. MA. 01030 Give a yell and a cheer for our great ads this year! 164 The friendly atmosphere at Heritage Hall North provides warmth and security for its residents. HERITAGE HALL RETIREMENT § NURSING HOME 61 Cooper Street Agawam, Mass. 786-8000 16S CROSSROADS 5 North Westfield Street Feeding Hills, Mass. 786-6667 Carlene enjoys one of the many elegant room settings in Crossroads’ showrooms. Come to Crossroads for a wide selection of fine furniture. AGAWAM MOTOR CAR CO What? You didn't get your lawnmower at Allen Lawnmower?!' We’re the people to see for quality cars like this. ALLEN LAWNMOWER CO. INC. AGAWAM MOTOR CAR COMPANY 201 Main Street Agawam, Mass. 7860946 166 197 Main Street Agawam, Mass. 786-8111 JIM AGAWAM IE gL medical equipment SALES - RENTALS Agawam Medical Equipment- a convenient place to locate necessary medical supplies. Gina surveys the various supplies found at Agawam Medical Equipment. AGAWAM MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 719 Main Street Agawam, Mass. 789-1100 I'd rather be eating at McDonald's.” See your way to better eye care at Agawam Opticians. MCDONALD’S agawam opticians 868 Suffield Street 334 Walnut Street Ext. Agawam, Mass. 786-6863 Agawam, Mass. 786-0719 167 L()(RlNG%STUDIOS tyne Qokifiaits Catch The Loring Look for Fine Portraits Weddings Copies S Restorations Since 1930 LORING STUDIOS 1216 Main Street Springfield, Mass. 734-6479 From senior portraits to your wedding memories and baby photographs. Loring Studio does it all! ____ 168 Sheila can see that the Loring staff is always ready to serve you. Go to Agawam Stables for a good time, or suffer the consequences. AGAWAM STABLES 32 Shoemaker Lane Feeding Hills, Mass. 786-1744 ONE OAY GLASS WORK FRAME STRAIGHTENING 8Y APPOINTMENT CENTRE AUTO BODY TRUCK REPAIR, INC. DOUG FOUNTAIN 62 RAMAH CIRCLE (413)766.1774 AGAWAM. MA01001 The Prescription People BROOKS DRUGS BROOKS DRUGS 17 SPRINGFIELD ST. AGAWAM 786 6060 Bruce F. Jacobsen Vico President BRIDGEPORT NATIONAL BINDERY INC. P O BOX 289 ■ Bound to lift ' 104 RAMAH CIRCLE SOUTH AGAWAM. MASSACHUSETTS 01001 (413) 789-1981 Most people would go through anything to get to River Road Dairy and Deli. RIVER ROAD DAIRY £ DELI 33 River Road Agawam, Mass. 789-0810 169 Cincotta’s shelves are always well stocked with quality foods. Cincotta’s employees make sure their produce is fresh and tasty. CINCOTTA FARMS 1252 Springfield Street Agawam, Mass. 786-2188 If you have to pick sides , side with the best: Senez Aluminum Co.l Karen and Chris only side with winners. Senez Aluminum. SENEZ ALUMINUM CO. 74 Fairfield Avenue Springfield, Mass. 732-7193 170 Let Sliech Auto Body drrrrive away your car p-p-problems. Carrie shows us that Sliech can perform your towing needs tool SLIECH AUTO BODY 276 Springfield Street Agawam, Mass. 789-2366 Amy knows that you can't top the paint work at Sliech's. 171 Mr. Whalley opens the door to his all new. expanded, computer store. Friendly, knowledgeable service with a smile! WHALLEY COMPUTER ASSOCIATES Grist Mill Plaza Southwick, Mass 569-6885 at Racks racks of software for your inspection. John demonstrates only one of the several awesome systems. 172 Whalley Computers is tops in service too! David A. I.adizki 46 Sufficed Street Law Office Agawam, Ma OIOOI David A. Ladizki, I C. 413 thg-oooo AGAWAM’S FINEST CLEANERS 707 Main Street Agawam, Mass. 786-7444 JOHN F. WALSH (Certified Pultic -Accountant TELEPHONE 46 SUFFIELD STREET (413) 786-1820 AGAWAM. MA. 01001 Mr. P. wonders, Is there life after Sachem '85? (413) 786-8407 Carpet Shed Interiors TIM OCONNOR 1496 MAIN ST AGAWAM. MA 01001 new england custom coaters custom SPECIFICATION PAINTING ■ POWDER COATING TIM RATKIEWICZ 100 SHOEMAKER LN. AGAWAM MA. 01001 TEL (413)786-5324 PROPANE FRANK PIGNATARE’S AUTO SERVICE CENTER AMERICAN FOREIGN CAR TRUCK REPAIR S 395 MAIN ST TEL. (413) 786-0955 AGAWAM. MA 01001 U44AUL 173 Pat and Andrea gamble their way into the 1985 Ad Section. Go to Agawam Auto School for quality driving instruction. AGAWAM AUTO SCHOOL 379 Walnut Street Agawam, Mass. 786-4984 AGAWAM AUTO SCHOOI Lara and Kristin know that learning the rules of the road is important to be a good driver! Agawam Auto School opens doors for a superior driving education. Dolly Sister's Card and Gift Shoppe: When you care enough to give the very best. The friendly staff is ready to help you find that special gift. Gci uH Qlfjt Shoppe., 9no. 838 SUFFIELD STREET SOUTHGATE SHOPPING PLAZA AGAWAM. MASS. OIOOI (413)786-2407 Patti. Missy, Ang. Pam. and Lori know Chez Josef is the place Patti explains why Chez Josef is tops in to go for the perfect wedding reception. banquet facilities. CHEZ JOSEF 176 Shoemaker Lane Agawam, Mass. 786-0257 175 Doing this would be much more comfortable if I were sitting in a fine recliner from Country Squire. We’re smiling because we just found out about the extensive inventory of exclusive gifts at Ensign Cooperi” COUNTRY SQUIRE FURNITURE 159 Main Street Agawam, Mass. 786-9121 Thorpes is noted for its fast and courteous service. ENSIGN COOPER’S GIFTS 161 Main Street Agawam, Mass. 786-7760 Kelly goes to Thorpe's for all of her school supplies. THORPE’S OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. 1408 Main Street Agawam, Mass. 786-8080 176 The beautiful National Aerospace; we're easy to recognize. CONGRATULATIONS to the Graduating Class of 1985. NATIONAL AEROSPACE CORP. 177 II Ramah Circle Agawam, Mass. 786-4000 Michelle shows us that Ricco Landscaping is well equipped Let Ricco Landscaping take care of all your landscaping needs, to handle the big jobs tool J.A. RICCO LANDSCAPING 40 Washington Street Agawam, Mass. 789-0344 Doctor Curtis's receptionists help create a friendly and caring Dr. Curtis adds the extra dazzle to Becky's smile, atmosphere. DR. H.M. CURTIS 53 Springfield Street Agawam, Mass. 786-0171 178 SHAKER FARMS COUNTRY CLUB Shaker Road Westfield, Mass. 562-5986 As this portrait from Pulaski Studio shows. Shaker Farms is a beautiful place for your reception. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’85 The Agawam Crew at Shaker Farms is ready to serve you with a smile. 179 Hey Mom. Do You Think Doug Flutie Started Out This Wav? Bob strives for victory once again. Bonnie and her daughter Joanne admire Walt’s terrific work. Joanne smiles for a fine portrait from Steinmetz Studio. WALT STEINMETZ 636 Kings Highway West Springfield, Mass. 737-1400 Prudential ACADEMY OF HONOR Dave Kunasek District Agent 1252 Elm St.. W. Springfield. MA 01089 Bus. 413-736-2728 Res. 413-786-0580 EMM'S PET SAL0H ALL BREEDS WASHED GROOMED COMPLETE LINE OF PET SUPPLIES PROFESSIONAL POODLE TERRIER GROOMING DAY OATE TIME S82 SPRINGFIELD STREET FEEOING MILLS. MA OIOJO TEL 786 6242 GRA0UATE OF DOG GROOMING SCHOOL K rF- i-r: i SOL ;itch mnn j —h: r- M •Tl 1 UNO IIRIOC.U ENS BATHS CELEBRATING 40yrt of QUALITY CABINETRY and INNOVATIVE DESIGN :imxu ViA ; Ai mlssaci il’sutts okxm JENNINGS LIPTAK REALTY ASSOC. 53 SPRINGFIELD ST AGAWAM. MAOIOOt (413) 706-2926 181 AHS students keep out of the gutter at Agawam Bowl. Kathy displays her great technique. The service is cooperative and friendly at Agawam Bowl. AGAWAM BOWL 182 363 Walnut Street Ext. Agawam, Mass. 786-0996 Our teachers look forward to a new school year. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 1985 SENIORS FROM YOUR AGAWAM TEACHERS Agawam teachers listen attentively to help create a progressive system. The Agawam Education Association You’ll always find a helping hand at the Rollaway! Let the good times roll! THE ROLLAWAY 1756 Main Street Agawam, Mass. 786-4875 Good friends get together at the Rollaway. Shelia and Dale spend a fun evening at the Rollaway. Country Dollhouse MINIATURE DOUHOUSES ANO FURNITURE MARION MALLETTE 14131 788-9422 300 SPRINGFIELO STREET AGAWAM. MA 01001 Ron knows the '85 Ad section is 1. ROY TRACY WEEKDAYS 7:45AM -6 00 788 5948 DAVE PETE SONNY Springfield Foreign Car Repair QUALITY REPAIRS ON MOST IMPORTED CARS SMALL CAR 76 RAMAH CIR NO SPECIALIST AGAWAM. MASS 01001 tfetve m 14 K • Jewelry • Watches - Gifts Oiamonds 383 Walnut St Jewelry Watch Repair Agawam. Mass. 01001 RONALD J. HAMEL 413-786-3664 QUALITY SIDING ROOFING EAVE TROUGHS LADDERS J. O. YOUNG COMPANY. INC. LADDER MANUFACTURER 81 RAMAH CIRCLE SOUTH AGAWAM. MASS 01001 TELS 7864140 786 4141 (BE) H P Hood Inc JAMES T JONES Operations Manage AGAWAM MILK PLANT 233 MAIN STREET AGAWAM. MA 01001 413-786-7166 (MASS) 1-800-332-9697 (OUTSIDE MASS) 1 -800-628-9436 168 ELM ST AGAWAM. MA 01001 3«- Our Packaging Travels The World JOHN S GOLEMO PRESIDENT TEL (413) 786-8304 Todd. Steve, and Mike would walk for miles to support our sponsors. 185 FEEDING HILLS FLORIST 8 Southwick Street Feeding Hills, Mass. 786-9764 186 You will find more than flowers at Feeding Hills Florist. Prompt and friendly delivery is our trademark. . MITCH’S NURSERY TAYLOR RENTAL □65 Suffield Street Agawam, Mass. 789-0981 210 Maple Street Agawam, Mass. 786-4433 The winner gets a fine trophy from Bolduc's. BOLDUC LB DISTRIBUTORS 20 River Street West Springfield, Mass. 739-7976 Crazy Legs” should go to Edward’s Drug Store for his football aches and pains. EDWARD’S DRUG STORE 287 Springfield Street Agawam, Mass. 786-4100 Take it from Joanna- Mitch’s Nursery is 1 You can rent almost anything from Taylor Rental. Budget Cabinet Sales will open new doors for your kitchen. Maria shows one of the fine displays at Budget Cabinet Sales. BUDGET CABINET 300 Main Street Agawam, Mass. 7890074 If you need a lift”. Louis Pallotta will solve your paving problems. Joanne and Vinnie know that Father Paves Best ! LOUIS PALLOTTA 15 Keating Lane Agawam, Mass. 786-3700 188 786-3312 Lea. Denise, and Sue know our sponsors are always willing to assist you. FEEDING HILLS NURSERY • Fresh Cut Flowers • Coal Woodburning Stoves • Propane 1226 SPFLD. ST. FEEDING HILLS. MA01030 BILLRAYMOND AVENZO’S PIZZAS GRINOERS • POCKETS 786-5773 31 0RIOGE ST NORTH AGAWAM KEYS MADE GLASS CUT SCREENS REPAIRED WINDOW SHAOES WALLPAPER TRUTEST PAINT AGAWAM TRUE VALUE HARDWARE SOUTHGATE PLAZA 860 SUFFIELD ST RTE 75 AGAWAM. MA 01001 DON GRICI (413) 789-1 165 TO. 786-4938 South Gate Laundry Cleaners SOUTH GATE PLAZA AGAWAM. MASS. 01001 Add some spice to your life and look up our advertisements. AGAWAM ADVERTISERS NEWS The Advertiser staff can always be seen with a friendly smile. Our hard working editor. Rick Sardclla Your Hometown Newspaper P.O. Box 263 • Feeding Hills. MA (413) 736-7747 Or (413) 786-3137 tt STAFF Publisher: Richard M. Sardclla Graphics 6 Layout: Diana Willard lee Lacienski Production: Margaret Gaylor Circulation: Andrea Weiners Photographer Jack Devine Staff Reporters Stuart Parker - Town Politics Judith Kelliher- Sports Bill Chiba - Sports Alexis Ferioli - School Department Phil Benoit - Arts Entertainment Dorine Kubik - Features Dick Mastroianni • Puzzles Vi Massoia • Friends $ Neighbors Jack, never without his camera, and Lee. busy organizing, show us their dedication to creating the best hometown newspaper. The Advertiser Staff creates an impeccable newspaper through the use of modern printing equipment. EST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’85 Joanne is still wet behind the ear . See mom. we do behave in class! Diane shows us her favorite Christmas gift. Yearbook Parents Association Mr. £ Mrs. Thomas Briggs Mr. £ Mrs. Edward Burrows Beverly Christy Mr. £ Mrs. Thomas Connery Mr. £ Mrs. Richard Conway Angela Copple Barbara Cowles Anna £ James Crean Gail £ Robert Dubian Mr. $ Mrs. A. Fcrraiolo Bob v Nancy Gravel Mr. £ Mr . Frederick Flarpm Mr. £ Mrs. Richard Kiddy Mr. £ Mrs. Richard Kosmski Mr. £ Mr . Dave Kunasck Mr. £ Mrs. James W. McNamee Mr. £ Mrs. Richard Mills Mr. £ Mrs. Louis A. Pallotta Mrs. Maria M. Perez Mr. £ Mrs. John G. Porter Mr. £ Mrs. Jack Ribeiro Lois £ Vic Ruby Mr. £ Mrs. Edward Taupier Mr. £ Mrs. John F. Walsh Tami's favorite subject sure ain't yearbook! The '$5 Sachem Staff gets an early start at the August meeting in Granville. Chris-working under the pressure of deadlines. “M Hey Darryl, where else could you go but Kidder Stacy to get a quality printing press? KIDDER STACY 270 Main Street Agawam, Mass. 786-8692 A bouquet of flowers from Keefe Florist would surely brighten up these girls’ day. KEEFE FLORIST 266 Walnut Street Agawam, Mass. 786-2622 Calling all hungry people- Report to Burger King immediately!” BURGER KING 476 Memorial Avenue West Springfield, Mass. 732-2969 You'd smile too if you bought your car at Sarat Ford. SARAT FORD 250 Springfield Street Agawam, Mass. 786-0430 The stunning Curran-Jones on Cooper Street is easy to recognize. CURRAN-JONES FUNERAL HOME, INC. 745 Cooper Street Agawam, Mass. 781-7766 109 Main Street and West Springfield, Mass. 781-7765 CurranJones has two convenient locations, both of which are dedicated to excellence. 193 V J The A.H.S. Showchoir showed us how 10 Gel Up and boogie. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE '85 SENIORS A.H.S. The audience's attention was captured by their daz- zling smiles. 194 SHOW Pam and Linda caught up in the backstage contusion. CHOIR The quartet of beautiful voices added a certain charm to the performance. Ace Auio will even make your engine sparkle' As Gina knows. Ace Auio is tops in auto reconditioning. Ace Auto- zca tcti£ax tuiy COMPLETE INTERIOR «. EXTERIOR CLEANING ENGINES CLEANEO PAINTED 364 SOUTH WESTFIELO STREET FEEDING HILLS. MA (413) 786-4833 If you want your car to look like a million bucks, drive up to Ace Auto. Mr . Norman and Jeannette show I he personable atmosphere found at Norman's Valley View Apartments. The beautiful grounds of the apartment complex. NORMAN’S VALLEY VIEW APARTMENTS 513 Whitney Avenue Holyoke, Mass. 533-1572 For superb trucking equipment. John's Trucking is the place to go. Chris and Paul know ' the Kid is Super for all types of trucking needs. JOHN’S TRUCKING 415 Silver Street Agawam, Mass. 786-3340 i% For a full range of legal services see Bonavita Gordon. BONAVITA § GORDON Attorneys At Law 430 Main Street- Suite 3 Agawam, Mass. 789-2020 Agawam Flower Shop makes Tanya lump for joy! AGAWAM FLOWER SHOP COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 985 Main St., Agawam. MA. 733-3625 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1985 from MUSHY’S RECREATIONAL CENTER 430 Main Street Agawam. Mass. 786-7427 197 WORKS, INC. Your doorway 10 the best saw in the business. SfftRTAN SAW WORKS, INC. BAND SAWS HACK SAWS HOLE SAWS FRAME Serving- Industry For OveR 60 YSARS '000 SUFFIELD ST AGAWAM, MA. 413-786- 966 Our truck speaks for itself. We can demonstrate why Spartan Saw is tops in its field. 198 1000 Suffield Street Agawam, Mass. 786-9665 The Class of '85. Even after all of these years, the words still sound unfamiliar. Are we really the Class of '85. the people to whom this yearbook is dedicated, and who will soon go on our own separate ways to begin new lives? It seems like time is going by too fast, our drawbridge” is about to close, and soon the Class of '85 will be nothing more than a cherished memory. Through this yearbook, the 1985 Sachem staff has hoped to capture some of these memories, so in years to come, we can relive the days when we were Seniors. I would now like to take the opportunity to thank some very special people whose help was instrumental in creating the I9S5 Sachem. First of all. I would like to thank my two associate editors. Karen Conway and Sharon Kiddy, whose guidance, creativity, and hard work helped soothe my yearbook hangovers”. I would also like to extend my appreciation to the Sachem staff, especially those members who devoted the extra hours necessary to meet important deadlines. Our yearbook representative. Don Lendry. deserves much gratitude for always being willing to lend a helping hand. Most of all. I send sincere thanks to Mr. David Pulaski, whose expertise, sense of humor, and dedication have gained my com- plete admiration and praise. Thank you. Pulaski . To the Class of '85. may you succeed in all you strive for. and may you reach the happiness you undeniably deserve. With the very best of wishes. CJlAUltuM. 'GuAAOVrt Christina Burrows Editor-in-Chief 201 202 203 204 JOSTENS AGAWAM PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 8120 0009 5508 0 r For Reference Not to be taken v from this library
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