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Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA)

 - Class of 1986

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Agawam High School - Sachem Yearbook (Agawam, MA) online collection, 1986 Edition, Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1986 volume:

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y_ 0£ S M A S H Special Memories Agawam Senior High ■ I 1 We’ve trudged along through the years and have reached our final destination. It would be over soon; yet this is just the beginning. — The battle rages on — Our beginning: a single point in time emerging from within ourselves, each other, and the unity that existed from the mere fact that we'd all been stationed at the same base. But this base, Agawam High, is only a building.. It’s the people, US, who give it the fife, love,-' laughter, tears, and special memories that will remain forever in'our hearts. — And still, the battle rages on — Sometimes the struggle was difficult. We had to fight to strive for our goals, and fight even more if we were to achieve them. We knew that our cause could not be deserted until it was won — until we’d won. -Tor some the year has just begun, and for others it’s almost over. And for some, yesterday’s dreams have become the realities of today; forcing them to face the new challenges of the future. There are so many things capable of having tremendous impact on our lives. Things such as love or war — or the time we’ve spent at Agawam High. AlTnough these things may. end, the special memories will never be forgotten. A final thought as one of life’s many battles comes to a close: Thanks AHS. It’s been a S M A S H’!! . - — Ramona LeClair ’86 1986 SACHEM AGAWAM HIGH SCHOOL AGAWAM, MASSACHUSETTS VOLUME 59 - UkAidHIBi We’ve trudged along through the years and have reached our final destination. It would be over soon yet this is just the beginning. 2 The battles rages on . . . Our beginning: A single point in time emerging from within ourselves, each other, and the unity that existed from the mere fact that we'd all been stationed at the same base. ■ But this base, Agawam High, is only a building. It’s the people; US, who give it the life, love, laughter, tears, and special memories that will remain in our hearts. 4 And still, the battle rages on . . . Sometimes the struggle was difficult. We had to fight to strive for our goals, and fight even more if we were to achieve them. 5 For some the year has just begun, and for others it's almost over. There are so many things capable of having tremendous impact on our lives. 6 Things such as love or war or the time we've spent at Agawam High. Although these things may end, the special memories will never be forgotten . . . A final thought as one of life's many battles comes to a close: Thanks AHS, - WJI It’s been a S M A S H!!! It seems like just yesterday when we were enlisting — “the new recruits ; taking orders and undergoing training which, to us, seemed endless. We chose our com- manding officers who would lead us into our first year of war. Colonel Abbie Sheehan and Lieutenant Barry Felix devised battle strategies under the supervision of General Wolochowicz. Company clerk Michelle Montesi kept the records while Treasurer Tim Lockwood controlled the rations. Our wartime newspaper, the “Stars and Stripes, informed us of many different world events. One of the major issues reported on by the “Stars and Stripes was that of the 1984 Presidential Election. Geraldine Ferraro became the first female nominee for the vice-presidency. Regardless of her defeat by the Reagan ticket, this was quite an achievement in the political field for women. While Mrs. Ferraro was making history in politics, Mary Lou Retton, Tim Daggett, and others were making history at the 1984 Olympics. Opposing view- points of warring nations were noticed when the Soviet Union and various other countries boycotted the event. Yet, morale was boosted by the news of the first successful artificial heart transplant operation and other medical advancements that accompanied this achievement. Back at the unit, we had a few notable achievements of our own. We ordered class rings; symbolizing that we were a permanent part of the service. Also, we proved that although we were mere privates, we were equal to our superiors. In the school Winter Olympics, our sophomores’ platoon defeated that of the juniors’. Then, we participated in our first football and soccer rallies. After which, both teams emerged victorious in their quests. We had begun to adapt to the routine, and realized that basic training wasn’t as difficult as we had feared. Still, there re- mained more obstacles to overcome and more hills to conquer. But, all in all, it had been a “THRILLER year!!! As we returned to camp after a well-deserved summer of R R, we received a promotion: we were juniors! Relieved that boot camp was over, we assumed the responsibilities of our higher rank. Commanding officer, Abbie Sheehan, was drafted to serve another term in office with the assistance of Lieutenant Mario Pioggia. Treasurer Tim Lockwood contin- ued to handle our supplies while secretary Michelle Montesi once again dealt with the formalities of paperwork. Generals Litchfield and Poulin oversaw their oper- ations. We became aware of the many different world occurences outside of our base. We watched as the world joined together in support of the efforts to help African famine victims. Songs such as “Feed the World” and “We are the World” led to the two-day intercontinental music extravaganza known as Live-Aid whose profits were donated to the African aid program. Another big event was the introduction of the new Coca-Cola formula to the world. The fighting increased as some fought for the new Coke and others stood in defense of the old formula. Both sides were appeased when the new formula and classic coke remained on the shelves. Meanwhile, at AHS headquarters, many new and important events were taking place. Our shipment of class rings had finally arrived along with the excitement of our first prom. Still, tension remained as the PSAT and SAT examination dates approached rapidly. Having survived those, various regiments from the unit went out into the battlefield and proved themselves victorious. The band and colorguard placed first at Trumbull, and the football team destroyed Westside with their artillery on Thanksgiving. Last, but not least, WE FINALLY GOT OUR MTV!!!!! Although conditions were improving, the disasters of war managed to wound each of us. Carm Rossi, our head custodian, retired; creating a sadness in all of us. Then, an even greater tragedy struck us. Custodian Frank Mazza passed away, leaving us stunned with grief. To our delight, the camp was blessed with life shortly thereafter when Mrs. Stevens, one of our physical education instructors, had a baby boy. We then retreated for a few months to reflect on the previous years’ battles. After mourning what we’d lost and celebrating what we’d gained, the unit returned to the war zone for their final term of service at AHS. We knew that the beginning of the end had commenced. To hold us together through the last year of war. Commander Brian Pioggia was chosen to take charge of the base. Lieutenant Cari Brown held the position under our head officer. Both were assisted by Captains Michael Avis and Gina Serra who handled the paperwork and expenditures respectively through the aid of the advisor to our class, Mr. Phelan. Once again, the “Stars and Stripes” gave us reliable reports on various world happenings. Mother Nature and her fury were big issues in the news. A series of small earthquakes, combined with a larger one, devastated Mexico City. Also, the eastern coast, including our base, was struck by hurricane Gloria, and areas in Puerto Rico were hit by a terrible mudslide. While we recognized the damage done by the various weather conditions, there was also an abrupt increase in awareness throughout the world as numerous people lost their lives to the mysterious disease known as AIDS. Casualties ranged from women and children to bi- and homosexuals to well-publicized persona such as Rock Hudson. The new enemy created a fear and turmoil in many nations. This fear affected our base too, but even so, the daily routine continued on as the demands of war forced us to deal with new challenges. One such challenge was our senior class magazine drive in which we barely missed our $15,000 goal. But, one objective that we did manage to attain was the return of a soccer rally which had been banned during our second year of service. The rally lacked the presence of the band and colorguard, but did include the presence of girls’ Varsity soccer team. The event went well although the boys’ season had been agonizing as they experienced heavy red card artillery from the referees. This shelling resulted in the loss of three players. The soccer team (under the supervision of newly appointed Coach Cowles) had done admirably, as did the football team. Guided by Coach Modzelewski, another one of the six new advisors for the various athletic organizations, the team looked ahead to a promising finish for the season. Also, the baseball and tennis teams were preparing themselves for another term of service in the field after having made it to the semi-finals in their own divisional championship. Meanwhile, the cheerleaders displayed the spirit of the school. They demonstrat- ed their continuous support for the athletes of AHS after returning from camp where they had won the NCA Tournament of Excellence. Remembering their victories from the previous year, the girls anticipated another successful competi- tion season under the guidance of new coaches Sharon Barker and Dianne D'Alma. The entire senior class exhibited their school spirit as they prepared for the Senior Kid Party. Participation in Nerd Day, although minimal, created alot of enthusiasm. Excitement and anticipation mounted as time for the semi-formal drew near and expectations for a perfect Senior Prom increased. As graduation approached, we all explored the various options for the future that were available to us. We reflected upon the past few years and were saddened that it would soon be ending. But, our curiousity kept us looking ahead, and we realized that the memories and friendships we had established across the years would last forever. Our time of struggle and our time of happiness at AHS had not been in vain. The battles, those lost and won, would be remembered. Many soldiers have fought the same fight and there are many more to come, but now our duties are over. Class of ’86 — you won. BALLOT BOX Nicest Smiles: Chris Colagiovanni Peter Saracino Not Photographed: Class Rembrants: Chris Menard Joe Annone 12 Bert Ernie: Joe Annone Bryan Donabed Flirts: Jim Maloney Kellie Graves Class Saints: Chcri Doucette Bob Komorowski Personality: Brian Pioggia Sharon O’Keefe GQ Mademoiselle: Kevin Voyer Abbie Sheehan Class Couple: Matt Hubbard Jackie Moccio 13 Bogie Bacall: Lisa Kozcl Brian Pioggia Olympians: Gina Serra Tony Ingham Abbott Costello: Karen Govoni Chris White Fashion Plates: Gina Dialessi Benny Rocca 14 Einsteins: Donna DiLullo Curt Wu Lady Gentleman: Joe Easton Maria DeSpirt School Spirit: Nora Lloyd Mike Lundcn Detention King Queen: Missy Gold David Consolini 15 Mr. Mrs. Mouth: Gina Mazza David Consolini 16 Class Individuals: Kim Belisle Ken Bcrard 18 Donna Marie Albano M D. RTJs ... San Kcl SMILE . . Memories Laugh- ter. Dab Mc . . . Lionel . . BC’s 22 . D Joseph Albano My Formula .. . Italian .. . Born to race .. . Cruising . . . The Strip ... family Bob Allen TRACK 86 . . . CELTICS STRAITS . C CL 220 440 . .. Ocean Beach .. BEAR! . Gerald Allen Jr. BASEBALL . .. 23 ... MA- DONNA MONTECARLO SS MOM DAD ITAL- IAN FOOD . Jerry Laura Marie Amellin BIMMY... 10 30 84... KEL My Esbcstos friend . . THANKS TO MY FAMILY. PIGGY . TIM Christopher Amirault Joe Annone Michael Augusti Bob Averill Robert A ersa 7 ... ITALIAN ... GOLD . . P-BOY JBRT THIS ONES ON MOM . THE FAST LANE POPS . Hockey. Pelle. Philly... I . . KISS . IIM .. Cutt- Throat .. M D ... ZAK ... MSJEPLRJ 4 Year Plan ... NO!. .. Dogger. . . . Thanx Mom Dad . . . SMITH . Did I Make It? APE ... 86 NY METS 18 MR. T MOM BOSTON BRU- INS ... CELTICS ... FEN- WAY ... BASEBALL . SNL Michael P. Avis Marni Avers Robert C. Barbarini SIXERS . DURAN DURAN CCC HOOP 50 WHAT IF U2 MPFCBA MOM GIN KPB SOCCER . . . 6 . . . Stcclcrs LAKA STEVIE NICKS JG . Blue Eves THE CAPE MEA Hockcy 7 Bubba BWA (2) PH B s . Baseball Italy 83 ... Kcl . BARBAR- INIANS 19 Christina Barber Chccrlcading ...2170... GAK . . SCP . . I4kt . Black- Porshc BARBER MIL- LIONAIRE Greg Barker CUTT THROAT ... DIO ... BEACH SPIKE PORSHE 928 . GUITAR ITALY '82 Michael Barker FBITP1___R. RHOADS . MMM Soccer .. . My Family . . Irish . . . DAZE7CON- FUSED .. fpfe mm Mark Barnard 74 MACH I... 4585 ... KF... STANG . . . Swimming . . . Sail- ing ... 6 mos ... shepherd Datid P. Beaudet BODACIOUS The Shoes . . . Tl Doc . . . Sodium .. . Scu- ba TRMV . EWT . . Track ... C.C. Elizabeth l.eanna Beaulieu Family + Friends ... Bun Bun . . Yellow roses . . MBFEP.. . RJV . .. Memories . . . Wales. . . Beth Patricia Beatis PATTI FAMILY + FRIENDS . GRADY GOO- DIES EAST CUP CAKE ... 2M...CROSSCOUNTRY Traci Becker GREG 8 4 84 ... Diamonds . . . FA . . Lil Bits .. TRASH ...SHUT UP... FAMILY... DJ Kim Belisle SQUEE MOTLEY CRUE- • I SIIEE KN Still Luv ya Mom Bill . . . My Datz BN ME Kristy Bellini I4K Gold... Krispy. .. Journey dancing colorguard . . PP . S of85! Luv2FRIENDS Joe Barrett JOE GINA THE IS- LAND 7 28 85 . BUSCH TEAM BBC RO- TOR ANDRE HEART VH Gary Belisle Ratt . Motley Cruc . . Zero . . AWESOME . .. Scorpions ... Van Halcn . .. Coors Kenneth P. Berard College ... U2 . .. Letterman Ives . . . Psychedelic Furs 44 . Bcars Mavs SPAM 20 Katerina Beridon TRINA ATHENS GREECE 84 . MOM KATHYAND WEZ WOW! CLOWNS . NJ... 17!! Craig Birchenough ANTI-JAM SOCCER 21 .. . FRIENDS .. . 86 . . . Kabooki DC JOB . BIRCH . MOM Michelle Bouchard FAMILY fricnds . Bluc 3 RATT Bon Jovi ocean . . . LS . . . Dancing Skating . . . 86 MO Jacqueline Blakesley MOM DAD . . swimming . . . 9 15 85 ... CB ... Horse- back Riding . . . 1985 Cadillac Kris Bodurtha HAMPTON BEACH 85 SKIING GOOD FRIENDS-KZ MB BREN HOLL ... 86 ... ID ... 2311 BO Kelley Bolduc ALL THAT JAZZ . OKcc- Dokc . Bad . TRUMPET . . BumBum . District . T. Be The Best! Marla Bonfitto DADDY . . . Summer 85 . . . Cape Cod . . . Scott .3 21 85 . . . Forever ... Whats up .. . BONO Leo J. Boucher Jr. SUMMER OF 85 . . CLASS OF 86 BETH . 1 10 85 . 64 MUSTANG CON- VERTIBLE . BETH Christopher Bowry BOW WOW ChuChu JHHoop . . 26 SHS Jnsp. . . CBcar. . . Boom Booms . Life ... Dad April Breault Dancing . . . CANDY .. . Fam- ily . . . ATC . . . Thanx Mom Dad . . Snow S 4 KYTTE JEN Gina Brodcn Bondo Bomb ... 86 . . . GKSMMRW'A MOM DAD friends .. WS .. . The Brew Crew ... so long . 21 Cari Lynne Brown BROWNIE. . . 13. ABC-F MO.M DAD'S LITTLE GIRL . CREW ETS . FIRST LOVE 3 29 84 Deborah Brown ICK BONZAII . Ketchup Mustard . . Peg-11 . . . MG72985 Scott ... HG . . . MOM Deb Vanessa A. Brown Heaven .. Jeff . Beach . Linda Debbie . . . Porsche .. . UNICORNS Roses . MBJT Frank Bruno Italian FORD KTMI25 CONVERTABLE .. EL- TIGRE5000 . . . skiing . . . JAM Paula Jean Bruno Italian MOODY HOCK- EY 13 . What?! . BOO VO DSC MIKE GIRARD SPOILED BRAT Terri A. Bruno HB CREWETS . Chi- quita ... SCM-II-2 2-84 Roses- Austi . Mommic Daddv . . . K . TAB Christine Margaret Buley Family Fricnds . . . Success ... Spain Francc . . . Great limes . . The Future . PPI.TJ TT Corinna Buoniconti MUSIC . . . family . . CAN- DIE ... SA ... CH. VC. S D; TBS the BEACH LED- ZEPPELIN WALDO Katherine Burbank Patricia Burns Debra Ann Campisi Joanne Canty Vin Cardaropoli KATHY .CRUE. BAND OK DRUMS SAX . ENGLAND Deb FRIENDS TRINA.JO- MAMA. WEZ. Patty !4Kt . SUMMER •85 FAMILY AND FRIENDS . BEACH PURPLE GFKBJWTS FAMILY-FRIENDS PROM85 HI EJ! OUR TABLE... PW... BA C0S6 ITALIAN I4KT THANX M D . PH ... 1:30 cm CHEERING BK4 . . . Pink . BB GJM B.Friends . . . Joanne TRACK I00 WM86 . DAD ... 18 ... MAYS ... CARDO 99 D+HW-WCS . . .CHUD . .. OZ 22 Jim Carlson TURBO ! RUSH . Ski- ing. Yip styx . . The Spaz ... Lovin' every minute of it Lisa Caron SUMMERTIME BLUE LLL MY BUDDY JUDES 1-15PK SPORTS 5 . MOM LIS Christopher Carr Kelly... 88 ... DftM ... Fam- ily .. . 4 18 85 ... What’s up ... No Question . .. Johnny. . Elizabeth A. Carrie CREWETTS-HB-CSLTL I4K . . . MemoriesADreams . . Cluclcsv DAD MUMMY ... Lizz-Cazzie David Casiello Mike Cerpovicz ' SERP . TOOT CADS- I VILLE PARTY? . ZZ I TOP MBI MIKE... and . JILL . NSLH . Paul Cesan MICHELINE . 1 11 85... CAPE . . . Gold . . . What an !!! . . . friends . MMSD . . . The Beach Lynn Chagnon LMNGM .. CHAMPAGNE PINK-FLOYD . 86 . CAL .. BC .. SUMMER . . C David Charest LED-ZEPPELIN NO Quarter . FPFB .. DT ... GSWB... Jimmy Page... RJD . FLOYD Michael P. Chausse Hoop-86-Baseball . .. M D ... 30 MABB . Studio NewYork ... CCC ... Carl... IDIOT . JH Tony Cichetti FOOTBALL YCO . COACH PERFOR MANCE COUNTS TC5 ... 7 24 84 . . . KIM ... MUD ... 6’s Jennifer Clark STING . . Senior 86 Beach . . Maine 85 The Party IS OVER .. . April . . . Paige . . . Kelly Anne Clarke Mom.Dad.PBJ . . P-84 . . . Maine .. BAD! . . Virginia Beach . ET DOT L KSOR LAK 23 Rotella M. Cloutier “86 My Family Friends . . KEVIN 10 30 83 ROSE . . CG . . . Memories . . . 5 90 ...68 Kenneth R. Clow Blue Eyes .. Poetry . Smile Life Ain't That Bad . . . 86 . . . Far. Faraway .. KRC Robert H. Cocchi Pumping ... V HP. .. Future . . . Turn It Down!. . . Moods. . . SS .. annihilation WKNDS. .. BRS . . . Robert Coelln Pitt Hockey Crew L50 Blackfoot . .. Lake George XVan Halen . 11 Spails ... Christine E. Colagiotanni Family . . 27 . . . Cheering . . . B.Adams . . . Smile . . . BA- MOC BF-Shcllc Mike .. COUOE Ellen Conlin Field Hockey . . . Chris . . . Mom Dad Gary .. Pat + Lisa . . . Summer 85 ... Joanne I)asid Consolini RJ DIO . Annihilation WKND Mc-N-Kcl 3 4 84 . 70S?? .100 Proof . DB Lons Kcl Michele Cooley Hampton Beach . . . Red Roses .. . Colab .. k J CA .. Cup- cake . . . Jim . . . 12821084 Lori Cormier RJML Michael .6 14 85 . “Forever .. Cobble Mt.. . S-85 . H.B . French . Pink James Oaten Celtics . History Lambor- gini . The Game . . Cruc . . DIO . . . Broncos Anthony Cremonti Motley Cruc . . . JD. . . DIO. . . Soccer . . Mom Dad . . . Ed- die Lives . . Italia Candie Cripps Shady Pines . . . Music ... L ... TB S . T.B Cori . RDACJ . VC . JC8 31 86 Tanya Y. Daigneau Claud . . . Party ... SC Coke. . . . LL . . . Scott . .. Nikki ... Mel . Mom Dad . Mom 2 . Mrs. J 24 Diane DeChristopher Alan 10 84 . . . Bandana's . . . Playboy Bunnies M D . Dimpy ... MB 85 w Crcw Tim Dclisle TRIZ . . . Timith . . . Mom- Dad . . . 25 . .. My338 . . SYJGSWTF. 9 4 85-Crash . . . Skiing Anthony T. Depalo Jr. 396Rat ... Impala Rules . .. Party Room . .. Skynyrd ... Peace ... Tammy . .. 11-18-82 Maria DeSpirt RJMI. . S-83 Bear Red-Roses . . 6-3-83 . . . MAP . . . Porsche . .. Italian . . PCS Donna Ann Dil illo Mom and Dad . .. Italy ‘84 . . . blvc .. . gold .. . travel to Eu- rope . .. Irish and Italian . . . Joellc K. Dion Roses HB84 . . . M-HWT- 11 ... Laugh . . . Lori . . Hoi ... Dave .. . Clown .. . Mom- Dad . . . Lost? Deborah Marie DiSisto ILYRH 12 27 83 Forever Ricky Italion . . . Gold . . NYNY... ILY Mom Dad . . Red Vette Bryan Donabed 8 .. What an ?;• .. Playboy . . . Tip .. . JP's .. . Skiing .. . RTJB-RPM .. Package V- 7UPS Cherilee N. Doucette My Family ... Special Friends .. . Prince Fan’’ .. camping . •BRUCE! . SQUEAKS CND Kimberly Gail Downing Mom Dad . . . Love Ya . . . VT . . . CRASH . . . memories + dreams . . . Red Topaz ... Final- ly '86 Gina Marie Dialessi Cheering . . . Mom . . . QT . . . pink .. . Smile!! . . . 1(SC .. . roses... FOTL-G . . It. Sc .. David Dawn E. Donatini Siompcrs . . . MAHFT. .. Suc- cess . . . Hampton Beach . . . MJJG . JINGLES “BOBBY 12 84 Deanne D. Duclos Mom A Dad . Kissy Face . Nasty ... Hi Kids . .. Irish .. . Hair! ... Cry about it! . . . Dc 25 Gordie DufTus Dio ... Party Room .. FPFB Mom Dad . 66GTO .. Snow... Skiing . . . Led Zep. . . Beach Darid Dussault Born to Run . . . Cruising . . Pontiac Sleeper . . . SPUD . . . Ducy . . . Hampton Strip .. . Joe Easton Thanx Mom Dad . FEESH ... Soccer ... 12 ... Psycho . Me Ali Chip L VALL . East Lori Ehresman Break Away . .. Lorilie ... 210 . .. H.B.84 . .. Jocllc + Holly ... Mom + Dad ... Roses ... Skate Paul Enderle Swimming ENDO . Jour- ney . . . '86. .. PDF!. . . Cape. . . Madonna . . . Que Pasa Porchc .. . Megan Esempio Springsteen ... The Elite ... Summer 85... KS... Hi EJ... Winnie . . . Rosa . .. HAIR! ... Me Gina Falleti M D . Cheering ... 1-83 . BB GJM-B. Friends WW GL GEMELOS. AP ... Falleti Jodi Fancy Family + Friends .. . blue .. . CP 8 16 85 . kind-sorta . . . 86 . . . Yup . .. Mom + Dad IT Lisa Faueau Ma Fricnds . . . What? . . . Guys . . Party . . Mud Boggin' ... “In The Air Tonight ... Lee Robert J. Fazio TOLERANCE WTDB Guitar Drums . B J. FA- ZOO . . Authority . Last Chance Kelly A. Fedora M D San D CG . . Lionel . . Mcmorics Drcams . . Whiner. . . “I’m Sorry . .. Bob . Kcl Barry Felix Wrestling Sucking Weight Mom Dad WYFSO •4 Game LOCKMILL FF.LI Shaun Ferrendino Boston . . . JCL . .. Skiing . . Journev. .. District. . Ivanhoc GOOD LUCK 86 . SI 26 Paul Fethcrston HOOP. . 31 .. . Lcitcrman . . . FGTH HI.ATNC . . Celtics ... Fether John Field Strawberry . . . Overnighter . . . Coors . . . DP. . . Bcach-4ih . . . Scorps . . GD + GL . . SB Gina Fiester Special Friend1 ... Soccer . .. Dreams . .. Mom Dad ... 17 BF:LH . Smile “G Jay Fugiel UMass. . . Basically... Golf.. , E-nginccring . . . Huey Lewis .. ' Corvette . .. '86 .. . Bass Dawna Marie Fuller Pug . . . Softball . . . Auto-Rac- ing . Shawn . . A P .. Mar ... Lilly Victor . . . Gar Tracy Anne GafTney Dreams .. . DON . . . Heaven . . . Whcn-Whcrc? . . . K K- T D@J2. . . Red Roses... Cal ... My Iroc-Z John Gamclli Ann Garrett Sterling . . . expensive . . . Sum- mer 85 ... Concerts .. . Family . .. Friends .. M M’M . .. P A Barbara Ann Garrily Jennifer Ganin Robert Gaynor Regina Ger Michael Ghareeb Thanks Mom .. . friends ... Ri- fle Captain ... band trips . . “Oh. My God . Barb . 68- 04. Thanks J B M.A. CJ+Chuck ... Irish ... U2 . .. To be happy. . . Canada . . . Jen Chcvcllcs Rule . .. 327 ... Mot- ley Cruc . . . Bear Hole . . . Par- ties ... Class of 86 i 86 27 Lisa M. ( hidoni Gumby . . Mom Dad . . . Cof fee Fribbles PS EC 9 5 83 Steve .. . Cape Cod ... Lisce Tim Golden Gcri . Zep . . . Dud . . TG . . . Viper. . Mom . . Party .86 . . . Bacadi . . . Floyd I)a id Cramnlini Tina Gilberti Mom Dad .. French Italian . . . Red Roses . . . Diamonds Gold . kgmi-l LOVE U . MTMK TKTGK Thomas Gionfriddo T-bone . . . Prez ... Mom Dad . Beyond .. . aepo .. Mmm- Mmm! . . . Sure . . . Composer H-Chord Gcralyn A. Giroux Pink Floyd . 86 Bud Mom Gram MV1NLGC . . . Oct31 . . . Comfortably Numb TIM Melissa Gold Aerosmilh . . Kidnapped . . BC Excrusion . PBMM . . . MMNLGC M M Mom . . . 86V; Karen Govoni Brother . . Italian . . “Sis . . Stevie Nicks . CG85-86 . Friends Memories SPAZ Kellie Grates Irish ... Wild Crazy .. 13... GiGi . . Mr. Wonderful . . NYC Idol TG My Buddy. Kim Scoti D. Gregory Ear-rings . . Styx . .. Comput- ers D-M-S-R! . Gandalf . . . Mopar James A. Grimaldi Bubba 69Z28 ... 427. $ . . . Sunday (a The Drags . . . 86. . Crusin . . MTV... I am out Linda Groom Brother SW||.|7-84 . Mom Dad EO-CHO Forever Dancing . Memories .. . Gcrch 28 Christina E. Guilbert The Elite . . KKDPBKEARB? ... State Swcchcart Court 85 . . . family . . . Rainbow . . . Spooky Thomas Hamel Mom Family. . . Tolerance. . BWDB . Authority Song . . MI. TJ . . . Drums . . Lifting Steien Hardy FO ... SAH ... Col lab . Cu- laris . . Stop Making Sense .. . Live Heads . . . AC . . . Mary- Jane Lori Harpin Soccer . . 27 . . . Mom Dad BF:GF Rocky P.Sis- ters .. . “Boss . .. beach . . . Harpic Timothy Hebert Kingo . . . B-man . MLM . . . CCC .. . Hoop ... The Mecca . . . CW's kid . MB . . . Thanx Mom Dad Brendon Hildreth M D.. Heaven . A-man . MCD . Tolerancc-WBTD 4U . . . Journcy Adams . . . Later... Darrin Hill Hockey 6 . . . Benny... Florida . . BWA(2)PH . . .Itwasonlya joke! ... J ... Barbarinians Randy Holmes Judas Priest . . . Rhoads . . . United ... 69 Camaro . .. TMP ... The Green Manilishi .. . Matt Hubbard Holly Huhtancn William Donald Hume Jr. Anthony N. Ingham Karen M. Jabrv Jackie 5 25 83 . Rambo .. The Jet... No pain. No gain . . 47. . . Mom Dad . . Keg Parly Dizzy. . Best Friends ... Jo + Lc . . . Mr. Wonderful? . . . Fin- ish .. . Chocolate ... B.i.m. Donnie . . . Mom. Dad, Gcr, Ad- die + Chris I Love You!!! . . . Pcd Sib SO LONG . GOOD LUCK Football. .. Wrestling. .. 9 ... Baseball . . . Slates . . Rm227 ... Fish... SF...LS... Clasp Summer of 83 . . Pondo Pit. Myrtle Beach 85 ... Mom . Party .. . Kathy ... friends . 29 Robcrl James PITS . SPAILS I.AB50 62 PFOWRM . . BFC YOO ...FAT CABIN X- HALEN. GOLF (laudine Jamroz CLAUD . . TANYA VH PARTY Mom Dad- Mcl SC Cokc } ... Cruisen . . . Roses . . . KID Todd Jediny MOM-n-DAD . Crosscoun- try.. . LOPEY . TRACK YIP HAWAII GRAM .. MBFSYBJ Michael Jemiolo Edward Johnson Micheline M. Johnson Mark Julras Jill Juzba Snow.. . Thanx Mom Dad . . . Bullets . . Mox Mai . . . AM FM... Phil Steve... Sil- ver ... MERCEDES BENZ 38 OSL 2522 . BRUCE SPRING- STEEN .91: . INTO THE NIGHT PC ... Power Wagon PINK PAUL . .. 1 11 85 ... OLA? . DENISE. Mischicf Sam . . KOALAS.. . DAYTONA BEACH BEAN 10.bf w LC . . gdcdg . . . YEW! JUB DAD HB 85 w CREW Karen Marie Kane KANER ... 5 . . Soccer. .. NO?! . . Love Ya Mom . . . STFS.M C.T.S . Dream Hey!... kk Kelly Kaufmann Crilt... 4 18 85 ... Piggy... Asbestos Friends. . .CHRIS. . . THANX MOM DAD MARY Michael S. Kennedy Football 56 JO FTW. IRON MIKE MUSTANG 302 PARTYC KLMKKLP M CRUE I.ora A. Kiddy Mom. Dad Shc . . I. KSOR ...17... Missing You . . . KAC ROSES I DON’T KNOW RM Ali Kilchell COOL ... FENDER ... 22 .. FEESH 69GTO. DADS VETTE RUDENESS CASH KING WINS 30 Robert John Komorowski NEWPORT Rl I'LL TUM- BLE 4 YA!! BOY GEORGE JESUS . SEE YOU ALL IN CHURCH John Kovalsky RUSH . . . XANADU . . . 2112 ... FHC ... Fuji-Montery ■ ■ • Tennis ... Hockey... N Young Lisa Marie Kozel Ma Dad ... ACTING ... My laff. . . Luv Happincss... Mc- moriesSDrcams ... FAME ... 14k ... KOZ Lisa Krzykowski FRIENDS . . . M + D + F . .. CRAZY!... PENN-84... JES R-n-R .. MANA . . CPS MO ... Kenneth Kubik Van Halcn . . it's casual . . . Scorpions . . Hey AK . Bru- ins . . Hey Mike “WOW” Cindy I.abonte Summer at Gina’s . Ocean Beach BRYAN ADAMS •9 ROB LOWE . “CAR- DINAL Suzanne LaCombe Eddie . .. 8 25 84 ... Robbie ... Ger Can ... SUSHIE ... Skating . .. Camping ... Love Ya! Steve Laflamme FLAMMER LED ZEP. KIM86 . UNITED KEG PARTIES SCHOOL DAZE . . . ATC ... Z28 .. . Catherine Landry Fam Friends ... U2 . . . SASH K . NO? FH.HOOP.SBALL OZ . S S . BOSS ... STFSM. Thomas Martin tarivierc LIVY . FURY + RED •VETTE BOSTON . THAKS TO MOM DAD- FRIENDS HELLO RE- ALITY!! Yvan l.arochelle HONDA .SUZUKI. CHEVY ! . HUEY LEWIS CANADA HI ATC MOM DAD Yip YVN Edward Leal GONE FISHING... OTIS... CCR ALICE COOPER CAMPING MUSTARD + MILLERS LEON KF. NVayne Leal Golf ... Basketball ... 40 .. Celtics . . . Linkstcr . . . OTS- WYP?? . 31 Ramona R. LeClair MUSTANG . Than MPFF . GJMBFricnds . . Cheering BRAT I 30CJ . GE- NI FLOS . Mona Raymond R. I.eC’lair HOOP 22 GRAB A HF.INEY. BLAZER 4x4 Loverboy Mom Dad . . . GEMELOS. RBOY Barbara Suzanne Leclaire MOM DAD . . . Hampton Beach . . . Give me a break . . . GREEN Smile CG . 4 . . . Barbi-Soo John R. Leclerc RAMBO . Special . 86 . . Mom Family . . . USAF? . . . BAD DO IT TO IT . . Handcuffs? Lynn Kelly I.efeb re HAMPTON BEACH GUYS Thanx Mom Dad . SL 29 WM 3 CC 21 SENIORS Donald M. LePage 86. Mom + Dad I MADE IT PORCHE 959 I GOTTA WORK FRENCH DON-DON Rick Licence CRAZY BASEBALL CARS . . . PAM . . . awesome TA . . Money. . . Beach . . WYOMING Nora Lloyd THE STANG . Softball 5 . . . friends + memories . . . NBL M + D HB 85 DAWN ROID Tim Lockwood HOOP LOCK-21 . WYFSO THANKS MA- + BUBBA . . “Picking up . . JICKER . BRILLO MAN Ketin Long Football 33 Beach BUSH TEAM WMTrack TOWER . LAKE PLAC- ID SKI Longer Michael Loudon THE CRUE . LOUD . SOCCER UNITED. 12 30 83 NEVER FORGET MICKEY Love Ya Maria Lucia Suizbach Murr (H-r-J + D) MAHFT J-HWT THE LOCALS ET DOT WANGY. . DMD ... Michael I.unden Night Ranger Baseball -48 . . SB I AT . Firebird . Rm. 227 . Liberty. MICK 32 Douglas K. Lush FAMILY FRIENDS VOLVO . . CLASS . . GREASE BR THE REV CCDR .DOUG . Richard Malinoski Mally Wally . McD’s . . AMFM ... Cheetah ... U2 ... Coors . . . Grab a Bullet . . . Mox Mal .. . James Maloney Football 53 ... Moses MBP ... 68 Ord ... SF... Maylonc ... M D G ... Change ... Hi Pedro! ... Theresa Marciel Lisa Markowski Peggy Marquis Gina Marie Mazza Michael YV. McCarthy Friends + Family ... Crestview ... Why? . . . 024 ... 12 26 84 ... 8 27 84... Drive?... Terri “The Revolution . . Guess?. . . TACKY PINES NPPAWH $ Beach Mom Dad . . . PIG KETCHUP + MUS- TARD FLEB + BONZAII NINI DEBBIE-11 ... MAM MOM + DAI) VINNIE ITALIAN . . . PRINCE . . Family + Friends ... MLS... M+J... TRASH ... DJ ... FA GOOD .. . SOCCER 9 CHRIS MOM + POP JAMMERS N F D CHUCKNSHA WAP84 FISH Victoria McCarthy I Always Boogicin . . . VT.wCIN I ... Voyager . . . Arooga ... 7 ... Spfld . . V’swD .. My Family Kevin McCormack CLASS OF 86. . . Scorpions. .. Mom + Dad . COORS Dio . . . Led Zep . . . Skiing . . . TC-3 Brian McDonald ZEP STH UH Easy Living . . The Wizard . .. Green Dart .. . C2LF... C VE ... 86 Allan McFall NEW ZEALAND AFS . M U M D A D D A D M U M RUGBY . . 47 . . 86 .. . KIWI Steven MeFarlin 33 Michael McGrath FOOTBALL 5 MIG- GER???... BRUCE... CD... HOOPMAGIC . VOLARE .. . ISAFAT. . PIMD Patricia Ann Mclloni WEASER I LOVE U .. 4 20 85 . .. DJFA . . . Shutup . .. Family Friends ... APE Christine Menard Family Fricnds . . . ncuclcus ... Parties... Fiat ... gold ... FLA ... Riunitc . . . Ray2 1 85. Robert E. Mesick HOCKEY The Pinto... Wa- ter Skiing. . . VAN HALEN . .. Night Ranger... MES Richard Mesick HOCKEY VAN HALEN . . . I’m not Rick!. . . Water Ski- ing.. . The Beach .. . McD's. . . UMASS .. Steven C. Milliken MILL 14 WYFSO Hoop .. . Baseball .. . Rovals .. . Mullin ... R+Cs... SI;CC ... MOM . . DMC Anthony J. Moccio M + D. Football . . . 79 . . . CAPTAIN . N.Y. GIANTS ... Conv.Mercedes ... LDC... TONY Cindy A. Moccio 2 16 84-3 7 85 M F. MORI ES Crewels . . MOM DAD SPECIAL FRIENDS Roses .. . MOC Jacqueline M. Moccio Matt . .. ThcBcach . .. Softball ... 7 . , Skiing . . . Thanks- MOM + DAD 47 . . .SN .. Twin . . MOC Jennifer J. Moccio Skiing . . . Gold . .. Memories . . . Black . HAMPTON- BEACH . . Family Fricnds ... 86 ... Jen Jo-Ann Moccio Sunsets on the beach .. . MOM- DAD .. c c .. 14kt Blue May-EMERALD . s 5 9 ... JO John Moccio ASAGDC . . . Friends . . . Gonzo .. . 1066 ... REO .. . M D . Vega . . CWTHMRBA . 86 . JM .. . Hoo? Russ A. Monroe RAMBO . THE GAME . HO WYFSO QUAR- TERS . .. PRINCE ... IT . .. HAMPTON BEACH . I.K 34 Michelle M. Montesi hearts . . . F.Moon . . . BAMOC . . cheering . . BF-Cola . . FOTLG . dreams . J283 4 ... MMM Christine Morisset St. Maarten. .. What a FUNK!! . . NYC . . . Hot Tubs + Champagne . . . Stowe . . . MHCG 5 31 85 Paul Morris ... Bruins ... 4 ... Hockey... Whatif? ... M.A. ... ccc ... Mom Dad . . . TheCAPF. . PATS Datid Mullins 76 STANG... Michelle... 1-8- 85 911 ...SC... SPEEDY FF.ET . Bowles . . . RD . . . MOM DAD Sheila A. Murphy 14 KT ... CAPE 85 ... Family . . CHEV . RED . Dance . . . DDML ... Skiing ... CEN- TURY PETER Renata J. Muskus George + Renata .. . 9-3-84 ... Xmas ’84 .. . ThunderBird ... Navy ... 14k ... Roses . . . Love. John Mustain .. WEET-WEET TPI SG .. . schnutzce .. . pumping . .. Balls . . Madonna YSSUP Richard J. Multi XTC . . . King Crimson .SYC Pink Flovd . .. U2 .. . THE WALL WISH YOL WERE HERE Paul Joseph Napolitan Bumbles and Jergens . . . STE- VIE N FITZN’UGGIES BOOTS . ASHLEY and LANCE. Gina Marie Nascembeni OTI8 85 .. Mom Dad . APT 98 ... Hub Monkey ... Gold . 14KT . BENI GKDRJS 86 Christopher Noll 330 LH . Yankees. OZZY .. . Gaiking . . . Turn!. . . Thanx Mom and Dad . . Track . Cynthia Marie Noyes RAINBOWS AND DREAMS ...WA... TUNA... The Gar- dens JD.SRTPCNLR . Riverside Park John O’Connell New York Giants . . . Thanx Mom andDad . . . Motley Cruc .. . Classof86 ... Oky .. . Lisa 35 Sharon B. O'Keefe HB ‘85 . Softball 3 .. . The Cape . . . Family. . CSLTI.. . Crewets ... 8 9 ... 4:45 . . . FOO I.ori Orlosk 6-25-84 . HB85 . .. Crewets . . . 14k . .. Roses . CSLTI.. M D FNWDK DN G ... Goose Jolece Orsucci JO MAMA SS MIR- ROR . . . Family Friends . . 13 ITALIAN ... HB ... PARTY! Brian 1.. Osborne I'm so cxcitcd LETS GO CRAZY (iiants . Payton PARTY . Shelley . . . Cardo. OZ Judy Pacewicz My Family . . . Laughter . . . V25+7 JR My Buddy Lisa . .. 1-15PK .. . Sports ... Jude I.ouise A. Paltz Red . . Porsche . . . MoM- DaD Beach-Bum . . Sum- mer of 85 ... FRIENDS . . JDBC PS ... weeza Dena M. Pandolfi PF. ..83 .. . Conn . . . Roses .. . Mouth Boo-Boo . . Hamp- ton . . . SW. . . love . . . Memo- ries ... Michael R. Parolo UMMA . . . U2 MOTELS . F F . RAVI «08 Soccer Hockey . FLORIDA 86 VETTE . I8K Martha Patnaude Family Friends FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS SUN- S’ ’rS CG . Camping . . . R.gnt? PTL Stc en A. Pedro BASEBALL .. Soccer. . OR- DEP f112 . WASSUP NUTS! . fS Mom Dad BRUCE . PEDRO Sandra J. Peltier CG . Mustang . . . Mom . .. 1985.. PSisters... Dance!. .. Mcmorics-FAII . Mere . SAN Da id Pemberton Zook.Boof.Spoof.which one?. . P S . RLSD B-ball Mom Pep 33 . . IMYF ... Jo Christina Perry Conehcad Bubba . Mom .Dad . . . Florida . . . Grady. Goo.dies ... 86 ... 36 Darlene D. Perry GO FOR IT . Prelude SS ... Rorida ... l.cnc .. . GWC ... 28 ... Tri-Gold ... Fluff. puff ... Wayne D. Perry, Jr. Authority TOLERANCE — BTDB PRINCE Little Red Corvette . .. Grease . . . Doody. . DWC Rachelle Persico RJML .. TUNE ... GTITB ... B77 ... Trackboys ... Ital- ian ... FLA ... Uptidup ... M- TOA ... TE Robert Philp MOM DAD ... Z28... Che- velle DIO . BSEM . LED ZEP. Spark LATE AGAIN! ... Cruc Ken Piazza PIZZA .. Italian . . Bubba ... sticks .. . chink . . . brownies .. Dart . . . Porsche . . 1986 Robert A. Pilon Brian C. Pioggia Mario Pioggia Christine Podgorski I): id Porowski Smoke-Train . . ZEP Floyd ... Party Room . .. Vermont. Skiing . . CRUSIN ... KIM MOM DAD . Hampton Beach . E.S. . SHOW CHOIR ... Grease Chip . .. Vaudeville PREZ WE LL KNOW FOR THE FIRST TIME IF WERE EVIL OR DIVINE WE RE THE LAST IN LINE memories + Dreams. . . Camaro OUR TABLE PW 4- Evcr. . . 7-84 CG Kick much Deb Dave ... '62 Dart.. . Crazy. . . Demon . . . Etom . . . Mopar. . . 37 Gregory Pultro Chris Rainville Christine Reece David J. Retzler Michele Ricco AMERICA....... ITALIANO GONE FISHING S.C PARTY TC CLASS MAIDEN EDDIE LIVES MY ROLAND . TECHNICS .. FO. REO . . . Class of 86 . . . Daisy Chain . . . Beach . 17 . . My Family .. Pizza ... Blue ... Mario 4 4 84 Always Forever . . . Show Choir . . . Wildwood . . Mom Dad . .. Lawrence V. Rinaldi II WYFSO Pumping . . THE KID . Clinton TIIANX MOM DAD DWC A- MAN ... Coon.... Da id Robinson Stasho . . BUD .. Heavy Met- al .. . Vermont . .. Skiing . . . Road-trip TC . 3 2 85 RG .. MOM Benito G. Rocca Wrestling ITALIAN .5 . . NOVA SS . . Beach .. . LA.RAIDERS B-52’s . Canada ... U2. Joe Rondoletto ZUB ... WHAT IS IT? Jmiss . . . ITALIAN . Kcv.- Life ... 22 ... Ma Dad Bros .. DDD . HAG Michael Ruggeri Bcnnys Gym . Hockey 30 Brain A Night to remem- ber 100 proof .. R-UG-R Joann Russo Summer of 84 . .. 12 7 82 Doug . . . 69 Camaro . . Parties . . mom + Dad . . RAS16 . . Wannic Artind Sachde a Vinnie ... SENIOR 86 ... Ten- nis BORN IN THE USA. PIZZA WHAM READ- ING ... Jan Sadowski SHANNON LOVER Hey MOE Stud Much! . . . Mrs.D's . . . 2 24 85 . . Whatcar. . . 38 •I a ni ne Sadowski STEVEN DAVID Mv Family ..‘84 MOM ... 8 2 8 $ BABE IDDABOO Mom Dad Chris Sanchez Subs Oaktrces! . . . Semper Fi M D . Chavez” BUYorDIE .. Mere Au- drey 3 16 85 John Sandlin Summer .. Go For it . Hot Red HAMPTON BEACH!!. . “86” . . . !!!!!!!!. . . ! Linda! Noreen M. Sands Dreams . . Roses . . Rich .. Summcr8$ ... U2 ... Califor- niaWC . . PufT Flufl . . Moc ... Reen Peter Saracino HEY-MALONE! MBJ M D . Football ... 10 . Baseball . . . ONAS . JN . Italian . . NM Carrie Schete l4Kt... 81 Monte . . Beach 85 V05 . . BUG MURPH ... TS ... mobiling ... 11 23 84 JOEY John E. Schuler Jr. shlepcr... 70 Che velle SS . . . Farming . . . 86” . . . New York 85”.. .SuperChevy I Gary Scott .Doors ... Chevellc ... SC ... THE.END Life's Been Good ... Party ... Patricia Scotille Patty . Thanks Dad . L E .. Mooscr.. Pit MLB P . S-81 . Kiddo. R.W ??? Paul Scotille Basketball . . . Baseball . . . The Dart.. . 8 2 85 . . Sis . . Wal- ly . . Becky . . . Scov ... 45 Gina Marie Serra BEANER SPORTS 9 . . . PVC . .. Cari. Linda. + Ab ITALIAN NYE-21 . ABC-P .. . Yew!! . I)a id K. Sgueglia Wrestling ... 68 Cutlass . . . RUSH Italian M D The night before . . . MGIOD Lisa Sgueglia OSTI . . Family and Friends . . . Summer of 85 ... Italian. .. Maine 6DHLS 39 Christopher R. Shea Hockey “SLAPSHOT . 4.. . SRS. . . Silver-Bullets. . . The Century IWGL . $$$ Abbie-Jean M. Sheehan 10... ABC-F. .. IRISH . .. 95RR . PJCL ... Stevie+ JT . . . Crewetts ... Change .. . H K’s sb-AB Melissa Sheehan AF.ROSMITH Kidnapped . . . BC Excrusion . . . BUD- KEG M M CID MMNLGC MIN M W 86 Timothy Sheehan SQUIRREL . Ma Dad •21 Baseball . BRUISER .TCDR DDBA Hampton Beach Peter Sibilia gumma .. . Soccer . .. Hockey Baseball . . ( 20 . Buns DB . SIB Cynthia Slate Patricia Ann Smith Tina L. Smith Vermont . Tennis .. Arooga .. . 16 ... American Pic Veg .. bbvic . . Voyager ... Camille Family Fricnds . . . Summers . . . The block . .. DF You Know . . Green . 86. . The Future EDSEL 6-24-84 MIORG. PWA Track Tuna ... 20 . K L my Guys OUR TABLE Kelly Soden family ... Friends.Forever . .. RTM TMT JVC 4 16 84 DOC Memories . . . Kcl .. . Laurie Ann Sorel DAD'S FACE . mv mudder HOC DON Lo Jo SPAIN '85. SL CP . TIME ICE-CREAM Kimberly S. Souders Fuzz.Zig. + Duck Nena n Jose . . . Sockman . . . Mickey . The Book . Twins!? . . . Kimmy Peter Anthony Souders Rambo Ninja Swimming TBIYTB DSMBB Dreams TALWMAFLF. Twins TMDKJ Mike Sprandel Hunting .. . Mom Dad . .. The MC Concert ... Vermont . I60Z Curls . . PRINGLE 40 Lynn Ann Tabitha St. John Jacqueline M. Stack Susan Steadman Scott Stewart Amy M. Stitzinger Summer 82 ... Chipchase .. . no way ... 68 MustConv . HAWAII...Gumby...S.Com- fort ... VH Mom . BUG . HHTB Schcvc . MP. . Never .. 77 Firebird . .. DR . . . I4KT. . . 6 21 85 JIM SASHA ... I Can Dream . .. OZ . . . Kangaroo the KK Kid BL I.STUD . R.Bluc . SUE-B OUR TABLE . GER CAN .. . Mark ... 6-10-83 . .. Skat- ing ... Family Friends ... The ELITE ... Tamara Lynn Stone TONY. . 11-18-82 ... France ... Candied Violets ... Nail- polish .. . Ramoncs ... 3 Ralph Strom 4 Year Plan . .. 86 . . Stang . free Enterprise . . . Beach ... Calif ... Judas Priest.Mom. Daniel Teahan Celica Gt ... Lamborghini ... Thanks Mom Dad . GD GL . .. Brash Intentions . BBC Glen P. Tctreault Wrestling ... SPUD ... Hey Ben! . ULISJ . . RUN DMC ... wassup NUTS?... M P... TATER Tina Therrien S-BRO . DLR TT 3 29 84 ... thanx.KSRMSS . . f + fam REMEMBER. WHEN . . . Memories!! David Thornhill ZEP . PEACE . . Skiing . st DOORS MOOSEHEAD . . . B.O.C. Road Trips ... 57 Chevy- Sand ra A. Trembley Otis 85 . BR APT 2R . NH . . . Friends . . . Mom Dad .. . Mustang .. SilkySandy PARTY. 41 Anthony Trolio Pumping Iron . . MOM DAI) ... 16 07.. Curls . . . ITA- LIA ... CRUE . SCORPI- ONS ! ... Susan M. I'schmann Ushv ... Family friends ... 14K ... NYC The Glamor- ous Life ... KJC ... 12 6 84 ... Sue Felix S. Vachon Jr. FEFF. . .. Women . .. Party 86 . . . Maroon Vermont Mom Dad Hall Oats Ron Vandenliet Kricka Velasco Jim Vergnani Richard Harijs Vezis Jim V'ivenzio REGGIE ... 78 Camaro ... 711 MOM BANDIT TRIP TOP MOONSTONE CASH AMI Jimbo. . MeD's.. . CAMARO ... C.munta ... Feis... Queef . Power Station .. . MOPAR- 340 Bob . . Swimming . . . BOC . RUSH ...5 31 85... BAND ... LAC PVAC Zoo AHSAMF Ketin Voyer GOZUB!.. B-52 s . Cape 85 What an • ’« HAG 5% PA BA ZUB-LIFE? D.D D I.isa Marie Waniewski Softball . . Thanks-MOM- DAD C J WINSKI FOTL-L 31 BAHA- MAS-85. Pink I4KT. Michelle Warren Seniors 86 Best Years . . BOYS Btt 4cicr BOSS . . Memories . . . Friends James Wheeler NEW YORK 84.4Poinlcr .3030.Gonc Fishing Beam me up Scotty . . . BRANDY. . . Demon . . . Christopher White Wrestling . . Football 32 ... Suckin Weight . . 147 § I WMASS Cape PPiGG ... Whitey 42 Rebecca Anne White Jacqueline Williams Kim Williams Mark Windoloski John Christopher Wise The Duck. Fuzz Zig . . . FRANKIE . CG-Capt Moody Blue .. . PNSI4 . . . 5vp . TEMJ ALGO RJML . . Rish .. GTITB . .. BFF. . . Trackboys . . . dancing . . . Zingi . . . uptidup . . . M ROA.. Bro . . . ADay@TheGym . . . Willy.. . Guess? .. . $S ... Ital- ian . CRAZY. . 21 ... MY BUDDY. KELL MOM DAD . 5 20 85 Bobby ... Vaswich ... SIHT- MYB . .. one wheeled bike .. GUND ... smeg Lisa Ziegert Zig. Fuzz + Duck. . . Marching Band . . DM . . . Amber, athc- na. angel.. . Sockman!. . . fam- ily Wendi Zymroz “The Revolution ... GUESS? . .. gym capt .. . PR85 ... pink . . ILUM . . sfw CAR . . NPPAMH Curtis Wu Tim Zambolli BAD IS BAD Ucau! Re- lax ... Secretary? . .. 1066 ... JM... TH...M + M... Mot- ley ... T Seniors Not Photographed Frederick Adelman Greg Battles Jeff Battles Colleen Begley John Breton Daniel Christian Marnic Cormier Matthew Harrison Ronald Harrison Kim Labelle Donald Lasher Jonathan Lcmme Patrick Longlcy Michael Mendes Dana Pleva Steven Smith Paul Talbot Scott Theroux Cynthia Walters Eric Wheelock Sharon Wrobleski Colleen M. Wright STEVE .. Da-Ha .. Cape Cod ... Memories . . Thanx Mom Dad .. . K M . .. JS ... ILS . . BUFFY Andrea D. Pieri ... Wait Up . . . My Mom 14k ... white wine . . my bears ... MEME . . . giorgio. . . KCL 43 Senior Class Officers Cari Brown vice president, Michael Avis secretary. Gina Scrra — treasurer. Brian Pioggi3 president 'Bus. Ymm% foss -' MIGv R - , 3 r Jb . J s -0- V£ uc(cur€ Birch 3s § CO 48 COMPANY ROSTER FRED ADEIMAN. 7 Meadowbrook Rd . Agawam DONNA ALBANO. 4 Havkel St. Agiwam; Colorguard J; Girls’ Trick I. 2: Prom Committee 2. Junior CUuiol League J; Daisy Chiin I. 2 JOSEPH ALBANO. 58 Brea Terr . Agawam BOB ALLEN. 20 Autumn St. Agawam; Trick 1.2. J — coptam J; Cross-Country 1.2; Junior Classical League 2.J JERRY ALLEN. 82 Mounuuniew St.. Agawam; Bite bill 2. J; Wrestling I, 2. J LAURA AMELLIN, W Columbia Drive. EH.; Diity Chain 2 CHRISTOPHER AMIRAULT. )6 Fiymore Dr . Agawam JOE ANNONE. 77 Debra Lane: Agawam; Ski Teim I. 2 MICHAEL AUGUSTI. 46 Plcatint Vilky Rd.. F.H.; Hockey I. 2. J - captain 2. 3 BOB AVERILU 21 Pirk Edge Dr . F.H. BOBBY AVERSA. 71 Royal Lane. Agawam; Baseball 2 MICHAEL AVIS. 36 Garden Street. F.H ; BatleibiU 1. 2. 3. Clast Sec 3; Track 3 MARNI AYERS. 151 South Westfield St. F.H ; Soccer I. 2. 3 captain 3; Basketball 1. 2; Track I BOB BARBARINI. 63 Bctvidcrc Ave.. EH; Hockey I. 2. 3 captain 3; Baseball I. 2. 3; Football I CHRISTINA BARBER. 548 Barry St., FH . Cheerleading I. 2, 3; Wrcv Stat I. 2; Daisy Chain I; Yearbook Photographer 3 GREG BARKER. 22 Duclos Dr. Agawam MICHAEL BARKER. 89 Cherry Si. EH.; Vanity Soccer I. 2. 3 MARK BARNARD. 108 Vauar Dr. Agawam; Swimming 2. 3 JOE BARRETT. 30 Kathy Terrace. F.H. GREG BATTLES. 905 South Westfield St.. F.H. | JEFT BATTLES. 905 South Westfield St.. F.H DAVE BEAUDET. 60 Cleveland St.. F.H I; Crosscountry I. 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3 ELIZABETH BEAULIEU. 31 Norfield Common, Agawam; Daisy Chain I; Marching Mohawks I; French Club 2. 1 NKS 2. 3; Office Aide 3; Library Aide 3 PATRICIA BEAVIS. 21 Kellog Ate.. F.H.. Track I. 2; Cross-Country 2; Daisy Chain 1 TRACI BECKER. 28 Karen Lynn Cir . Fll COLLEEN BEGLEY. 212 Silver Street. Agawam GARY BEL1SLE. 27 Rosie Lane. Agawam KIM BELISLE, 107 Coronet Cir.. Agawam; Theatre I. 2. 3; Grease 2 KRISTY BELLINI. 61 Cecfle Si.. F.H.: Chorus Choreography 3; Cdorguard 3; Vaudeville I. 3; Track I: Daisy Chain 2; NHS 2. 3 I KENNY BERARD. 55 Memorial Dr.. F.H ; Football I. 2. 3 - captain 3; Weightlifting I. 2 i KATERINA BERIDON. 44 Tom Street. F.H. DEBBIE BERNIER. 207 North West St. F.H.I; Art Club 2; Peer-leadership group 2 PATRICK BESIIAW. 106 Silser St.. Agawam j CRAIG BIRCHENOUGH. 92 Cornel Cir.. Agawam; Soccer I. 2 ! JACQUELINE BLAKESLEY. 475 N. Westfield St. F.H ; Daisy Chain 1.2; Sw.mming 1.2.3; Office Work 1.2.3 j KRIS BODURTHA. 233 Leonard St.. Agawam; Daisy Chain I; Art Club 2. Sachem Staff 3 | KELLEY BOLDUC. 103 Florida Dr.. Agawam; AFS I. 2. 3; Marching Band I. 2. 3; Jazz band I. 2. 3 - pres. 3; Band VP J; Ccnccrt Band I. 2. 3; Band Treasurer 2; Vaudeville 2. 3: Bop A Pop I. 2. 3 MARI A BONFITTO. 30 Ridgeway Dr. F.H,; V«ce Class 3; Chorus Sc Choreography 3; Shy. Chcsr I. 2. 3; Chorale I. 2. Library Aide. Vaudeville 1. 2. 3; Broadway Revue 1. 2. 3 MICHELLE BOUCHARD. 22 Mtadowbeock Rd . Office Aide I. 2. 3 LEO J BOUCHER. JR.. 52 North Alhambra Cir. Agawam; Chorale I. 2. 3; Vxal Ensemble 3; Auto Shop 2. 3 It CHRIS BOWRY. 65 Liswell Dr.. F.H ; Baseball 2. 3; Football 2. 3; Mirror 2. Band I. 3 APRIL BREAULT. 1068 Main St.. Agawam JOHN BRETON. 24 Federal Ave . Agawam VIRGINIA BRODF.N. 35 Kvsg St. Agawam CARI L. BROWN. 97 Channell Drive, Agawam; Hoop 1.2. 3; Softball 1.2.3; N HS. 2. 3; Spanish N H.S 1.2.3; • Vice Pres 3; Yearbook 3 — sports editor; Latin Club 3 President 3. Adtlphi 2.3; Prom Committee 3; Daisy Chain I I DEBBIE BROWN. 19 Paul Revere Dr.. FH I VANESSA BROWN 32 Columbus Street. Agawam; Colorguard 2 FRANK BRUNO. 953 South Westfield Street. F.H PAULA BRUNO. 82 Florida Dr , Agawam TERRI BRUNO. 10 Robin Lane. F.H; Office I. 2. 3 CHRISTINE BULEY, 36 Losito Lane. Agawam; Library Staff 3. A.F.S. 3; Latin Club 3 CORINNA BUONICONT1. 13 Holland Drive; Show Choir I. 2. 3; Ctxu I; Vaudeville I. 2. 3; Musical 2 KATHERINE BURBANK. 537 Mill St. F.H . Band I. 2. 3. Peer Leadership I; An Club 2 PATTY BURNS. 107 Thalia Drive. FH.; Soccer I; Prom Committee 2; Daisy Chain 2 DEBRA ANN CAMP1SI. 719 Barry St.. F.H,; Band I. 2c Modem Language Club 3; Track 3 JOANNE CANTY. 25 AnruNe St. FH ; Cheerleading I. 2. 3 - captam ’.OSA 2. 3; Track Stau 1.2. 3; Daisy Chain I. 2. rallies !. 2. 3. Yearbook Staff 3 VIN CARDAROPOLI. 39 Kellogg Ave. F H; Track 1.2.3 - captain 3; Cron Country 2; Swimming 2; Football 3; Indoor Track 3 JIM CARLSON. 850 Ncethwest St. F.H. LISA CARON. 6 Red Oaks Circle. FII; Fktd Hockey 2. J; Basketball 1. 2. 3. Softball 2. 3; Mirror 1.2. 3. Sports Editor 2. 3; Jr. Classical League 3; OSA 3 — Secretary 3 CHRISTOPHER CARR. 110 Cambridge St. F.II; Theater I. 2. 3; F.T.C. I ELIZABETH A. CARRIE. 10t0 North West Street. F.H.; Softball 2. 3 DAVID CASIELLO. 21 Pleasant Dr. F.II. MICHAEL CERPOVICZ. II Francis St. F.H.; Soccer I. 2 PAUL CESAN. 300 Northwest St. F.H. LYNN CHAGNON. 52 DePalma Si. F.H. DAVID CHAREST. 95 Reed St.. Agawam MICHAEL CHAUSSE. 40 Ford ham Avt. F H Marching Band 1.2.3; Basketball 1. 2.3; Baseball 1.2.3; Concert Band I. 2 DANIEL CHRISTIAN. 84 Cosgrove Ave. Agawam TONY CICHETTI. 46 Roberta Cir. Agawam; Foctball I. 2. 3 JENNIFER CLARK. 26 High Meado- Rd. FH KELLY CLARKE. 211 Park Edge Dr . F.H ; Cheerleadmg I. 2; Daisy Chain I; Junior Marshall 2; Guidance Secretary 1. 2. 3; Yearbook 3; Prom Committee 3 ROSELLA CLOUTIER. 8 Mallard Circle. Aga-am. Cetorguard I. 2. 3; AFS 2. 3; Library Axle 2. 3 KENNETH R. CLOW. 22 Florida Drive. Agawam; R A YS (Adelphi) 2. 3 BOB COCCH1. 55 Rosie Ln . Agawam ROBERT COELLN. 709 North West St.. F.H,; Hockey I. 2. 3; Tennis 1. 2. 3 - captain 3; N.H S. 2. 3 CHRISTINE COLAGIOVANNI. 26 B«ch Hill Rond. FH ; Cheerkading I. 2. 3;Chorak I; Broadway Revue 1; French Club 2.3; Junior Classical League 3 — treasurer 3; Daisy Chain 1.2, Rallies 2.3; Winter Olympics I; Office of Student Affairs 2. 3 — pres. 3; Preen Ccenmittec 3 ELLEN CONLIN. 59Chapin Street. F.H ; Colorguard I. 2. Field Hockey 2. 3. Basketball 2. 3. Track 2. 3; Concert Band I DAVID CONSOLINI. 101 Donne Ave.. Agawam MICHELE COOLEY. 772 So West St. F.H. LORI CORMIER. 28 Saapson Circk. Agawam; Cokeguard I; Show Choir 2. 3 MARNIE CORMIER. 164 Walnut Si. Agawam JAMES CRAVEN. 99 Hamilton Circk. FH. ANTHONY CREMONTI. 51 Columbis St. Agawam; Graphics 1. 2. J; Electrcoic Musk J CAND1E CRIPPS. 60 StlverUke Dr.. Agawam; Show Choir 1. 2. J; Cborak I. 3 TANYA DAIGNEAU. 16 Arbor Lane. Agawam DIANE DECHRISTOPHER. 30 Beech Hill Rd. F.H ; Cokeguard I. 2. 3; Rifles 2. J TIM DELISLE. 17 Kimberly Click. F.H. TONY DEPALO. 13 Cory Colonial. Agawam MARIA DESPIRT. 7J Reed Street. Agawam. Colorguard 1; Show Cbcur 1. 2. 3; Office Aide J; Daisy Chain 1; Yearbook Ed. of Ads 3 GINA DIALESSI. 22 Reed St. Agawam; Cheerkading 1. 2. 3 — Cape. 3; Rallies I. 2. 3; French Club 2; Daisy Cham I. 2; Prom Committee 2. 3; NHS 2. J — Board of Directors J; Jr Classical League 3 — treasurer 3; Yearbook EdiWe-in-Choef 3 DONNA DILULLO. 39 Wdtowbrook Drive. Agawam; NatKnal Honor Society 2. 3; Spanish National Honor Society 1. 2. J; Yearbook Staff 3; Modern language Club J JOELLE DION. 157 Cambridge Si.. FH.; Basketball I. 2. J; Tennis 2. 3; Daisy Chain I; Yearbook J DEBORAH DISISTO. 117 Suffield Street. Agawam BRYAN DON ABED. 61 Pinevicw Circk. Agawam. Ski Team I. 2 DAWN DONATINI, 5)4 North St. Ml.; Bind I. 2. Jait Band I; Chcerkadisg I. 2. Ski Team I. }. Tenni I. 3; Dmv Chain I. Track I. I ox ball 3; Ycarboc ) CHERILEE DOUCET7F. 10 5 No Westfield St. Ml. Chterkading I. Wests rally I. French N MS. 2. 3; N.H.S 2, J Board of Director 3; Yearboe -8u ine s Editce KIMBERLY GAIL DOWNING 1462 Main Street. Agawam. N MS 2. 3; Spamsh N ILS. I. 2. 3; Juator Achievement Vp Markctmg I. Jumoe Achievement Pres 2 DFANNE DUCLOS. 260 Walnut St. Agawam. Daisy Cham I. 2. CotorguardC. 3; Teem 2. 3; Yearbook-Literary 3; A IS I. 2. 3 GORDIE DUFFUS. 67 Oak lane. FH. DAVID DUSSAULT. 122 8r«en St. Agawam K E EASTON. 27 White Birch Terrace. F.H.; Soccer I. 2. 3 - capuin 3 LORI EHRESMAN, 63 Brookline Are. FH ; Daisy Chain I PALI. ENDERLE. 105 Bradford Dr. FM.I Swimming 2. 3; N M S 2. 3; French Horwe Society 2. 3; Year! .- 3; Math Club 2. 3; Foreign language CM 3 MEGAN ESEMPIO. 32 Ralph Street. FH GINA FALLETI. «I Hayes Aitmc. F.H . JV Chcerkading 1.2- captam 2. Vanity Chcerkading 3; OSA 2. 3; Rallies I. 2. 3. Track Stat. I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain I. 2 JODI FANCY. 69 Tracy Dri e. Aga.im LISA FAVREAL. 492 South e t Street. F.H ROBERT J FAZIO. 31 Frumirth Ave. ML. Marching Band; Vocal Emembk. Vaudeville I. 2. 3; Top 40 3 KELLY I LDORA. 1237 North Westfield St. FII ;Cotorguard 1.2 Rifles 3. WS Rallies 1.2.3; Prom Comm 2. Daisy Cham 2; Library Staff 2. Yearbook-Literary 3 BARRY IELIX. 47 Overlook Drive. FII. Wrestlmg I. 2. 3; Class Vice Pres I; Soccer I. 2 SIIALN FERRENDINO. 52 Maynard St. F H . Chorale I. 2. Math Club 3 secretary; Junior Classwal League 3; Modern Foreign language Club 3 PALL FETHERSTON. 13 Pheasant Run Circle. FH . Basketball I. 2. 3 - Captain 2. 3 JOHN FIELD. 62 Neeth Alhambra Circle. Agawam GINA FIESTER. 59 Elmar Drive. FIE; Soccer I. 2. 3; NHS 2. 3; Softball I; Track 2. 3; Daisy Cham 2 JAYFL'GIEL. 31 Deenng Street. Agawam. Junior Classical League 1.2 - Vice Pres 2. America Field Service 3 DAWNA MARIE FULLER. 100 Cctombsa Dr. ML; Daisy Chain I. 2 TRACY GAFFNEY. 69 Ottawa xreet. Agawam JOHN GAMELLI. 306 Row1 A. Agawam ANN GARRETT. 49 James St, FH BARBARAGARRITY. 34 MallardCircle. Agawam.Cotorguard 1.2.3 - Rifles 2.3 — capt 3.AF.S- 2.3 VP 3. Yearbook 3; Tenni I. 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2 JENNIFER GARVIN. 117 Reed Street. Agawam ROBGAVNOR. 51 So Alhambra Cir. Agawam. Football I. 2 REGINA GER. 169 Country Rd . Agawam MICHAEL GHAREEB. 132 Northwood St.. F.H. LISA GHIDONI, 42 So Alhambra Circle. Agawam; Cokeguard 2. 3 TINA GILBERTI. 2 Still Broc Lane. FIL TIIOMASGIONI RIDDO.I lOCtoser Mil! Dnse. I H . Marchmg CotKert Band 1.2.3 — Pres 3. Jar Band 1.2. t Marugrr t.ShowChoir 1.2. 3 last Conductor 3. Unicorn 2. 3 - Pxtry Ed 3. N H S. 2.3; French Club 2: Organ Club 2. 3. Broadway Rcvwc I. 2. 3; Vaudcssllc I. 2. 3. Drama Club I. Grease 2 — arranger GERALYN A. GIROUX. 49 Forest Road. Agawam MELISSA GOLD. 48 Line St. F.H. TIM GOLDEN. 777 Silscr St. Agawam GINA GOULD. 74 South Westfield St.. F.H ; Cokeguard 3 KAREN GOVONI. I3S Mipk St. Agawam. CVxu I; Cokeguard 2. 3 DAVID GRAMOLINI. 2 Meadow St.. Agawam KEI LIE GRAVES. 8 Haney Jchoton Drive. Baseball Stats, 2. 3; Prom Committee 3; Daisy Chain I. 2 SCOTT D GREGORY. 57 North Westfield St. FH . AVA I. 2. 3 JAMES A GRIMALDI. 352 SufTicId St. Agawam LINDA GROOM. 147 Pmevicw Circle. Agawam. Vocal Emembk I. 2. 3; Chorus and Choreography 2. 3; Daisy Chain 2. Vaudeville I. 2 CHRIS I IN A (it II. BERT. 41 River Rd. Agawam. Thc4tr I. Lights 1.2.3; Model Congress 1.2. J — chairperson 2. 3; Math Club 2 treasurer TOM HAMEL. 25 Bailey St. Agawam. Marching Band 1.2.3; Concert Band 1.2. Wind Ensemble 1.2; Vaudeville 1.2. 3 STEVEN HARDY. 848 North St. Agawam LORI HARPIN. 32 Federal Street. Agawam; Soccer I. 2. 3 — captain I. 3 MATT HARRISON. 66 Pine lew Cir, Agawam RON HARRISON. 41 Cokmal Avenue TIM HE8ERT. 51 Elmar Drive. F.H ; Concert band I. Marching Band I. 2. 3 BRENDON HILDRETH. 55 Clematis Rd . Agawam DARRIN HILL. 75 Lcaland Ave. Agawam. Hockey 1.2 3 RANDY HOLMES. 1267 North Westfield Street. F.H MATT HIBBARD, 43 Nice e Terr. Agawam HOLLY HUHTANEN. 57 Hcndcm Dr. FH ; AFS I. 2 DON HUME. 1121 River Rd. Agawam. Soccer 2. 3. Baseball 2. 3; Latin CM 2. Yearbook Photographer 3 ANTHONY INGHAM. 47 Valley 8rook Rd . FH ; Football I. 2. J - capt 3. Wrestling I. 2. 3. Baseball I. 2. 3; Yearbook 3 KAREN JABRY. 206 Neeth West St. F.H. ROBERT JAMES. 832 Northwest Street. F.H.; Getfl. 2. 3 CLAUDINE JAMROZ. 47 Butternut Drive. Agawam TODD JEDINY. 181 Leonard Street. Agawam. Cross Country I. 2. 3 — co captain 3. Track I. 2. 3 MICHAEL JEMIOLO. 22Corey St. Agawam. Mirror 2.3 - editor. NHS 2. 3 Pre J: Tennis 1.2.3 - captam J. Ski Team 1, 2. 3; School Comm Advisory 3 — chairman 3 ED JOHNSON. 5 Wilson St. Agawam. Swimming I; Track I; Cbceale I. 2. 3; Math Club 3 MICHELINE M JOHNSON. 102 SufTicId Street. Agawam. Daisy Chain 2 MARK JUTRAS. 13 Plantation Dr. Agawam JILL JLZBA. 189 So Westfield St.. FH ; Cokeguard 3 KAREN KANE. 103 River Road. Agawam. NHS.2.3 Board of Directors 3; Spanish N II S. 1.2.3;Soccer 1.2. 3 capt I. OSA 2; Yearbook-Spirts Staff 3 KELLY KAUFMANS.459 North Westfield St. FH . Swimming 2. Track I; J C.L. I. Cotorguard 1.2. 3. Band 1. Daisy Chain 2 MICHAEL S KENNEDY. 98 Chestnut Lane. Football I. 2. 3; Track I LORA KIDDY. 600 Barry Street. FH ;Cheerkadmg 1.2. Daisy Chain 1.2; Junior Classical League 3. Rallae 1.2 ALI KITCHELL. 107 Forest Hill Rd. Agawjm ROBE RT JOHN KOMOROWSK 1.63 Amherst Avenue. FII. Ski CM I; Comm meat wn Club I. Junior Classical League 3; Modern Language Club 3 JOHN KOVALSKY. 175 Senator A e. Agawam; Tenos I. 2. 3 LISA KOZEL. 63 Bncn Street; Theatre 1. 2. 3. Show Chose 2. J; Chorus and Choreography 2. 3; V'audesslle 2. 3; Broadway Revue 2. 3 USA KRZYKOWSKI. 1014 Shxmaker lane. F.H.; Marching Band I. 2. Concert Band I KEN KUBIk. 63 Pleasant Drive; Hockey I. 2. 3; NHS 3 KIM LABELLE. 51 Paul Revere Dr. F.H. CINDY LABONTE. 173 High Street. Agawam SUZANNE LACOMBE. 163 River Road. Agawam. Daisy Chain 2. Cokeguard I STEPHEN LAFLAMME. 1207 North Westfield St. F.H. CATHY LANDRY. 24Campbell Drive.f ield Hockey 2. 3 — captain 3; Mirror 1.2.3 speetseditor 2.3 music editor 3; Softball I. 2. 3. Basketball I. 2. 3; Unicorn J TOM I.ARIVIERE. IOO Norris Si. FII. Electreo Musk I. 2 YVAN LAROCHEI.LE. 157 Florida Dn e. Agawam DONALD LASHER. 5 Tamarack Lane. F.H. EDWARD LEAL. 0 Karen Lynn Circle. FII WAYNF. LEAL. 108 Hendom Drive. FH ; Golf I. 2. 3 - captain 3; Basketball I. 2 RAMONA LECLAIR. 90 Main Street. Agawam. J V Chcerkading capt I; Varsity Cheerkadmg 2. 1. Football and Soccer rallies I. 2. 3. Juowe Achievement I; OSA Rep. 2. 3. Daisy Cham I. 2; Yearbook Literary editor 3. Foecigh language Club 3 RAY LECLAIR. 4) Southwest Street. F.H ; Football I. Basketball I. 2. 3 BARBARA LECLAIRE. 120 Coronet Circk. Cotorguard I. 2. 3; Choeale I. 2; Daisy Chain I. 2 JOHN LECI.ERC. 85 Albert St. Agawam; AFS I; Theater I. 2. J LYNN LEFEBVRE. TO Meadow St. Agawam. Chxak I. 2. Drama I. 2 JONATHAN LEMME. 891 Main St.. Agawam DON LEPAGE. 106 Northweod Street. FH RICK LICENSE. 61 Sfcen Lane. Agawam NORA LLOYD. 127 Robin Ridge Dr. F H . Show Cbxr 2.3; Chorus and Choreograph) 2.3; Cotorguard 1.2. 3 — capt 3; Daisy Cham I. 2. Softball 3 TIM LOCKWOOD. 37 Oak Lane. F.H ; Basketball I. 2. 3; Soccer I. 2. Class Treasurer I. 2 KEVIN LONG. 50 Bradford Drive. FH : Football I. 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3 PATRICK LONGLEY. 57 Fos Farm Rd . F.H. MICHAEL LOUDON. 539 FranUm St, Ext. Soccer 1 MARIA LUCIA. 160 Mca4y«brook Rd; Yearbook 3; Football 3 MICHAEL LUSDEN. 845 Siwettukef Lane. FII; Baseball I. 2. 3. Basketball I DOUG LAS E LUSH. 98 Reed St. Agaw am; Soccer I.Voe Em 2.3. Adsisoty to School Comm 1.2. Grease 2; Vaudesvlk 2. 3 RICH MALINOSKI. 97 Florida Dr . Agawam; Accounting Club 3; Mirror 2. 3 — Business Manager 3; OS A. Treasurer 3. Soccer I. 2 JAMES MALONEY. 35 Lealand Ase. Agawam; rootball I. 2. 3 — capt 3; Wrestling 2. 3 THERESA MARCIF.I. 692 North West St.. F.H . Jumoe Classical League 3 LISA MARKOWSKI. 103 Parkcdge Dr. FH . Wrestling Stats. I. 2. 3; Prcm Committee 2. 3. Junior Classical League 3 PEG MARQUIS. 39 Norman Terrace. Agawam GINA MAZZA. 157 Closer Hdl Drive. FH . Drama I MICHAEL WILLIAM MCCARTHY. 131 Park Edge Drive. F.IL; Varsity Soccer 1.2.3 - captain 3; Jr CUssknl League 2; OSA I VICTORIA MCCARTHY. 34 Homer St. FII. Vocal Ensemble 2.3. Vocal tin 2.3. Vaudesslk 1.2.3; Daisy Cham 2. Gymnastics I; Soccer 2. 3; Term 3 KEVIN MCCORMACK. 87 Strawberry Hill Rd. F.H BRIAN MCDONALD. 40 Kathy Ter. Chorale I. 2. 3 — Pres 3; Vxal Ensemble 2. 3 - Pres 3 ALLAN MCFAI.L. 131 Noethwest St. FH ; Football 3; Trnck 3; AES 3 STEVEN MCFARLIN. 128 Karen Lynn Crick. FII. MICHAEL MCGRATH. 21 Beadfctd Dnse. F.H; Football I. 2. 3; Hoop I. 2. 3 PATRICIA MELLONI. 41 Greenock Street. FII CHRIS MENARD. 4 Main St. Agawam MICHAEL MENDES. 170 River Road. Agawam BOB MESICK. 271 South West Street. FH . Hockey 2. 3; SAC 2 RICK MESICK. 271 South West St . F.H . Hockey 2. 3; Winter Olympics I STEVEN C MILLIKEN. 114 Chinnell Dr. Agawam. Basketball I. 2. 3; Baseball 2. 3. Foceball I ANTHONY MOCCIO. 60 Royal St. Agawam. Foceball I. 2. 3 capuin 3. Baseball I. 2; Track 3; N HS. 2. 3; Grand Marshall 1985 Grad 2. Library Aide 2. 3 CINDY MOCCIO. 93 Northwood Street. FH JACQUELINE M MOCCIO. 386 N. Wcm Street. I ll JENNIFER J MOCCIO. 386 Nceth Wert Street. EH. JO-ANN MOCCIO. II Hayes St.. EII. Daisy Cham I JOHN MOCCIO. II Hayes Ave.. F.H.; Band I. 2. J RUSS MONROE. 23 Pheasant Run Circle. EH .; Football I MICHELLE MONT ESI. 12 Hendom Dr. Ell: Cbeerfcadmg I. 2. 3 - Cape. 3. N IIS 2. J secretary 3; ratlin 1.2.3; Span National Honor Societ) 1.2.3; Daisy Chain 1.2. Claw Secretary I. 2. Winter Olympscs I.Cbceale I; Broadway Revue I; Library Aide 2; Jr Classical League secretary 3; Prom Committee 3; Yearbook 3 CHRIS MORISSET. 105 James St. EH. PAUL MORRIS. 92 Highland St.. F.H : Hockey I. 2. 3 DAVID MULLINS. M Pieter Drive. Agawam; Football I; Track I. 2. 3 SHEILA A MURPHY. 38 School St.. Agawam; Ski Team I. 2. 3 captain; Daily Chain I RENATA J. MUSKUS. 91 Parker St.. Agawam JOHN MUSTAIN. 22 HcfUnd Dr . Agawam RICHARD MUTTI. 116 Rob.nr.dge Dr.Ell.: Marching Band I; Wind Ensemble 1.2:Conccrt Band 1.2;Chorale 3 PAUL NAPOLITAN. 817 Shoemaker lane. EH.; Theatre I: Vuce 3 GINA NASCEMBF.NI. 7 Spneg St.. Bard I. 2. 3 CHRISTOPHER NOLL. 119 Rivet Road. Agawam; Bred I; Mirror 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3; Soccer I. 2 CINDY NOYES. 23 Simpion Circle. Agawam; Library Staff 2. Office Aide 3 JOHN O'CONNELL, 68 Royal St. Agawam SHARON O'KEEFE. 108 Remington Street. Ell. J V Softball I: Captain Vanity Softball 2. 3 LORI ORLOSK. 142 Country Road. Agawam; Chorale I; Cotceguard I; Daisy Chain I JOLECE ORSUCCI. 929 So Weitfield St. EII. Marching Band I. 2. 3: Mirror I. 2. editor 3 BRIAN OSBORNE. 175 Cambridge St. F.H.; Football I. 2; Sw,mining 2. 3 JUDY PACEWICZ. 16 Red Oaks Circle. F.IL; Field Hockey 2. Basketball I. 2; Softball 2. 3 LOUISE A. PALTZ. 21 Pbrter Drive. Agawam; Ccforgmrd 1. 2 DENA M. PANDOLIT. 799 North St. F.H.; Chorale I; Cokeguard I. 2 MICHAEL R. PAROI.O, 22 Pbrter Drive. Agawam; Soccer I. 2. 3; Hockey 2. 3; Tennis 3 MARTHA PATNAUDE. 62 Berry lane. Agawam; AFS 1.2,3; Cokeguard 1.2. J; Dany Cham I; Library StnfT 2.3. Concert Bard 1; Wind Ememble I; NHS 2. 3 STEVEN PF.DRO. 99 Hope Farmc Dr„ F.H.; Soccer 2. 3; Bavkctball I. 2. Baseball I. 2. 3 captain 2 SANDRA PELTIER. 393 South St. Agawam.Cokeguard I. 2. Rifles 3; WS Rallies I. 2. 3; Daisy Cham I. 2; Prom Committee 2; Yearbook-Business 3 DAVID PEMBERTON. 216 Pme.vew C.r. Agawam; Baseball I. 2. 3. Basketball 2. 3 CHRISTINA PERRY. 78 Butternut Drite, Agawam: llorsxguard I DARLENE PERRY. 73 Pheasant llill Dnse. EH ; Colorguard 2. 3 WAYNE D PERRY. JR . 57 Hunting lane. Agawam; Vxal Fins 2.3;Chorale 2.3; JawCbcur 3; Vaudcsille 1.2.3; Breadway Revue 3; Grease 2 RACIIELLE PERSICO. 31 Sutton Place. Agawam: Daisy Chain I ROBERT PHILP. 180 Country Rd . Agawam KEN PIAZZA. 82 Silver Ukc Dr. Agawam: Football 3; Wrestling 3 ANDREA D PIERI. 60 Paul Resere Dr.. EH BOB PI LON, 1092 Main St .. Agawam BRIAN PIOGGIA. 658 South West St.. EH.: Show Choir 1.2.3; Chorale 1.2.3; •Grease 2; Senior Class President 3; V.udesilJc I. 2. 3 MARIO PIOGGIA. 658 South West St.. Ell.; Vke President 2 DANA PLEVA. 31 Gunn Geary Use. Agawam CHRISTINE PODGORSKI. 131 Barry Street. EH; Cokeguard I. 2. 3 DAVID POROWSKI. 70 Cecil Street. Agawam; Math Club 2. 3; Organ Club 2. 3 JIM POTTER. 16 Lawnwood St.. Agawam ANGELA PROAKIS. JO Brien St. Agawam JOSEPH PRZECIIOCKI. 45 Joanne Circle. F.IL GREGORY CIRO PULTRO. 17 Perry Use. Agawam CHRISTOPHER RAINVILLE. 81 Walnut St. Agawam CHRISTINE REECE. 34 Kellogg Ave, EH ; Daisy Chain I. 2 DAVID RETZLER. 799C South West St. EH. MICHELE RICCO. I6H Mansion Woods Drive. Agawam. Vocal Ensemble 1.2.3;Chorale 1.2.3: Vaudeville 1.2. 3; Jar Choir 3; Broadway Revue I. 2. Bob 8c Pop I. 2 LAWRENCE RINALDI II. 56 Pine view Circle. Agawam; Soccer I. 2: Track I; Mirror 3 DAVID ROBINSON. 102 Rivkra Dr. Track I; Football 3 BENITO ROCCA. 475 Meade St. Agawam; Soccer I; Wrestling I. 2. 3; Foceball 3 JOE RONDOLETTO. 18 Carmel Lane. Ell; Hockey 1.2- captain 2 MIKE RUGGERI. Ill North St . EH ; Baseball I: Hockey I. 2. 3 JOANN RUSSO. 649 Cooper Street. Agawam ARVIND SACHDEVA. 140 B Autumn St. Agawam; A ES. 2. J JAN SADOWSKI. 25 Homer Street. EH. JANINE SADOWSKI. 25 Homer Street. EH.: Library 3 CHRIS SANCHEZ. 7 Forest Hill Rd . Agawam; Swimming I. 2 - Western Mass 2. AFS I. 2. 3; AAE 2. 3 JOHN SANDLIN. 90 Granger Dr. F.H. NOREEN SANDS. 51 White ft. Rd. FH.: Lighting Design I. 2. 3 PETER SARACINO. 245 High Street. Agawam; Football 2. 3 — Captain 3; Basketball I. 2. Baseball I. 2. 3: Yearbook Sports 3 CARRIE SCHEVE, 423 Barry Strecl. F.H ; Ski Team I. 2. J - captain 3; Dany Chain I JOHN SCHULER JR.. 609 Barry St,. Fll GARY SCOTT. 21 Valley Street. Agawam PATTY SCOVILLE. 276 Suffield St.. Agawam PAUL SCOVILLE. 276 Suffield Si.. Agawam: Basketbill I. 2. 3: Baseball 2. 3 GINA MARIE SERRA. 201 Pinesxw Circle. Agawam. Fxld Hockey 2. 3 - captain 3: Basketball 1.2.3;Sof!hill 1. 2. 3; N ILS. 2. 3 — treasurer 3. Span NHS I. 2. 3; Dany Chain 2, Treasurer 3; Winter Olympics I DAVID SGUEGLIA. 69 Forest Hill Rd : Wrcstliag I. 2. 3 LISA SGUEGLIA. 69 Forest IliU Rd.. Chorale I. 2; Daisy Chain 2 CHRIS SHEA. 96 Roberta Circle. Agawam; Hockey I. 2. 3 ABI1II-JEAN M SHEEHAN. 4’ Tracy Drive, Agawam: Varsity Chcerleadmg 1.7. Winter Otynspes 1. Rallies I. 2. Class President I. 2. Dany Chain I. 2. Student Gov't, Rep 2: Prom Committee 3; Adelphi 2. 3: Yearbook Assoc. Editor 3: Junior Classical League 3 MELISSA SHEEHAN. 75 Forest Read. Agawam TIMOTHY SHEEHAN. 32 North Westfield St, F.H . Basketball I. 2; Baseball I. 2. 3 PETER SIBILA. 99 Carr As« ; Hockey I. 2. 3 captain 2. 3: Soccer I. 2. 3 captain 3; Baseball I. 2. 3 CYNTHI A M. SLATE. 142 South West St. FII. Soccer 1.2.3 - captain 3: Tennis 1.2.3. French Club 2.3; SADD 2; Prom Committee 3 PATTI SMITH. 3 Valentine Terrace. Agawam STEVE SMITH. 51 Amherst Ave. FH ; Football I; Track I: French Club 3; Juaioe Classical League 3 TINA L. SMITH. 109 Leonard Sired. Agawam; Marching Band I; Gith' Track IX Daisy Cham I. 2 KELLY SODEN. 31 Columbo Dr . F.IL: Cokeguard I LAURIE SORF.L. 93 Deane Ave . Agawam; AFS I. 2: Acct. Club F.R 2; NHS 2. 3: Bridging 3 KIM BI;R I.Y S. SOUDE RS. 13 Kelkgg Ave . FT I Ja r Band 2.3: Band I: Cokeguard 2.3: Unicorn. Art Editor 1.2. 3: AFS I. 2. 3 PETER A. SOUDERS. 13 Kelkgg Asenoe. EH . S.immmg I. 2. 3; Band 3. AFS 3 MICHAEL SPRANDEL 194 High St. Agawam LYNN ST JOHN. 92 Icedham Ave. F.H. JACKIE STACK. 56 Tom St, F.IL; Adelphi Peer Leadership Program 2 SUSAN STEADMAN. 6 Hcndcm Drive. F.IL: Mirror 3; A ES 3 SCOTT STEWART. 51 Vadnais Si. Agawam AMY STITZINGER. 163 Riser Rd . Agawam TAMARA LYNN STONE. 72 Federal Street. Agawam; French Horae Society I. 2. 3: Chcealc I: Daisy Chain 2: French Club 2. A ES. 3. 3.C.I.. 3. Modern Foreign Lin uage Club 3; Prom Committee 3 RALPH STROM. 728 Suffield St. Agawam PAUL TAI BOT. 16 Hamilton Circle. EH. SHARON TAYLOR. 1 Paul Revere Dr, EH ; Chorale I; Chorus 8t Choreography 2. 3; Theater I; Bop Pop 2. Vaudeville 2. Wee 3 DANIELTEAHAN. 55 Florida Dr, Agawam: Model Congress 3 GLEN TETREAULT. 23 Usingtoo St, Agawam; Student Advisory I; Soccer I. 2; Wrcrtlmg I. 2. 3 TINA THFRRII N, 23 Columbia Driie. F.IL SCOTT THEROUX. 355 Springfield. St. FH. DAVE THORNHILL. 103 Elm Street. Agawam SANDRA TREMBI.EY. 21 Campbell Dr, Agawam ANTHONY TROI.IO. 23 Debra Lane. Agawam SUSAN USCHMANN. 811 North Street. Ell . Prom Committee 2. 3 FELIX S VACHON JR, 77 Coronet Circk. F.H. RON VANDERVLIET. 71 Willowbrook Dr, F.IL ERICKA VELASCO. 19 Forest Rd, Agawam JIM VERGNANI. 4 Liqueri Drive. EH RICHARD H. VEZIS. 87 Robin Ridge Drive. EH . Swimming I. 2. 3 — cape. J; Band 3 JAMES VIVENZIO. 539 Cooper Si, Agawam KEVIN VOYER. 80 Bradford Dr. F.IL; Soccer I. 2. Wresthng I. 2 CYNTHIA WALTERS. 1810 Main St, Agawam LISA WANTEWSKI. 34 Poplar St . F.IL; Softball I. 2. J: N ILS. 2. J: French Club 2; Jr Classical League 3 President 3; Yearbook — Assoc Editce J MICHELLE WARREN. 71 Petervm Circle. EH. JAMES WHEELER. 75 Valley Brock Rd . Ell. ERIC WHEELOCK. 38 Randall St, Agawam CHRISTOPHER WHITE. 11II River Rd. Agawam. Football I. 2. 3; Wrestling I. 2. J REBECCA A WHITE. 117 Paul Revere Dr. F.H, NHS 3: AFS I. 2. 3; Yearbook 3 Ads; Jirr Band I. 2. J Vice Pres 3; Cokeguard I. 2. J — Captain J JACQUELINE WILLIAMS. 52 Chcrtnul Lane. Agawam: Cokeguard I; Daisy Chain I KIM WILLAMS. 66 Sheri Lane. Agawam MARK WTNDOI.OSKI. 195 Barry St, EH JOHN WISE. 26 Bebidere Ave, F.IL; Eootbill I. Wrestling I; Marching Band I; Ja r Band I. 2 — miiu(ter 2. Concert Band I. Show Choir 2. J. Choral 2. J. Vaudeville 2; Bap ftp I. 2 COLLEEN WRIGHT. 9 Grccnacrc Lane. Agawam; Soccer I. 2. Skiing I; Trnms I; Daisy Chain 2 SHARON WROBLESKI. 121 Park Edge Dr, F.IL CURTIS WU. 87 roeest Rd. Agawam; Tennis I. 2. J: Soccer I; A ES. I. 2. J — secretary J; Unicorn 2. J - Co- ed, tor J. ASM W 1.2.3 - Captain J. Band 1.2. J; NHS 2.3 Vice Pres J.ErenchNHS 1.2.1. French Club 3 TIMOTHY ZAMBELLI. 32 Markne Dr, EH USA ZIEGERT. 51 Wrcnwcod Ln. Agawam. Marching Band 1.2.3 — Drum Major 2. J; Concert Band I. J; Lit Magazine I. 2. J W'ENDI ZYMROZ, 755 North Westfield Si. Ell; Track I: Gymnastics 1.2. J - C'apt 2. J: Prom Committee J. N HS 2. J: Latin Club 3. Mirree 2 m Hs wi r| :|f ! Ilf f|| I if li| Iff I £?s r=3 ; Z=£ %??. -83 ? ?E sir -A% l iff m £rf lit h in ip § III pi i e-z s“I S5S 5 H« iff i!|; ?§• i¥ s 111 ili ii i |4| 2|5 5y.j 3 r 3-3 s ! l! 'i Hr Sff |U Hfl I?t 3 t iff it! ?M sm 2 .= “S -c lii a 3 a 5 5 rfS O “ B i -.- j£S 5 ?£| JjR .171 h| 15? h 1=3 ill m p| [ s'f .?- Is “ . «! :4 f _4 5 5 §fi b -5« £11 s iif ni ii? | ii! ii! m i $ In b | id ni fii f p[|?| -■ «4 I. Vanessa Brown. leave I he be t «ime to Jeff Touchcltc. and «he ben of luck to all my friend in «he future. I. Terri Bros. . leave Cindy a cate of super-hold hanspray. the IX A Oontiof «caring the raincoat A «r tpccial dreamt c talked about. Lori, the piek-upeyes A the bcM of luck ith John, my crazy coutin. Shar- on. a blanket A r night « Mitch in the rain, a bigger «indo a brain Thank for always being there undemanding I love you: To any little utter. Kriss; the Cre«et Wall A hate .'great tea tv at AHS: best of luck to little Victor, a big ki to Steven; and to my friend. Liza, all the special memoriet e had thared someday hopefully, «ell goon our double-date t Joe A Kevin. I.Cori Bvoakoati. leave my brother Tony good leek nett year and lot of love, to Cara and Tritha I leave this question. 1 that the fire alarm , to Jodie I leave a pa for all three lunchet to you don’t have to go to cooking, to Buck heat I leave a fa : and painle lavt year o ye can join u free people. To BobGcedon I leave a butterfly ho e love i true. toCandic. ray bett friend. I leave 12 year of me mone and many more m the future. Love Ya Ruth ! To all the remaining people ia ho cbc r gocdhxk. you’re govag to love it’ I leave Agawam High ith the curve of the vooloo chicken. TBS rule I. Kathy Burbank, leave Dana all the friend the can handle and all the — and___ he can drink. Juvt Jo hin.To Druggy. I leave neehmg. to Tiffany ane boyfriend I LuvYa All Aga am Bye beaker feet aed all I. Patty Burn , leave Tony Dam's notebook and Shelly a free shake. Viaak I leave you the bett of Mud and Dum to all my fnendt the tpecial memories, to Timmy I leave all the game card I. Debbie ( ampivi. leave Kvm Plakiat my locker To Tom Mark-my buddy! For Tracy. I leave a certain teat in S Math Foe Don. a ne jacket' I leave e vervece good time A good luck' and toCamc - Guesv What? I. Joanne Canty, leave (ima a home full of unbreakable item , driving lessees. the great-camper break-in and moee fun concern in my yard; To Mona lot of rime coming home pretty early our habit and a year tup ply of hairtpray: to both of them tome bottle art and a lot of thank for making my tenior year great! To Da n a trip to N Adams and special menwries Good luck to future cheerleader and to my sivtcr Chris lots of fun and happiness in high school. I. Cardo, leave to Sue many pictures of me aed TM. toOr. leas of leek behind the «heel and a bit of gang, to Sehibel I leave a uc. to Bo I leave a collection of the best Rahcc ever, to Chaw I lease CIIL D. to Patti I leave Stud. Dum. and Mud. to Paul I leave JOJEJK.SSaad Amy S. toCari. I leave JPand the possibility of a long term relationship And to Aga am High I leave the Western Mai Cro nm the boys 100 meter- dash I. Liu Caron, lease kne tothc Triple L Club.ahairy-toc clipper, a tape recorder to play back my questions and k s of tuck av a Physics major toCNa-Nut. to Jude I lease many fun times, hippy mem.eies dashes to the bus. happier mornings and a can of hairspray. to Bro nie I lease emotional btc night phone calls some small amount of Iweaework help to Olio. To Joelle I lease her sweatshirt.one last triploCiro . and a very spe- cial laugh. To Barny I lease an eura large high jump mat. and lastly, to my younger brother. Chris. I lease J of the best years possible ith k c luck and lose. I. Chris Carr, leave to my sister the wisdom A knowledge A espervence of my 3 years To David C. a homemade spy kit with a camera and tapes To Scott B indoor soccer skill Again to my sister Alka-Sclt ar. to John L. a Rambo doll. To David+Janine - Steven many good times and a very happy life. To Kelly K. thank you for the memories and goodtimcs f irally wall upcoming students give it a chance — school isn’t that bad To Shawn the truth. I, IJra Carrie, leave Kim(Joy)allof her pin-ups A lawrn wdrise on; a J90 bet.(things could change! TDB’s A 25pk ,HB Til hold the key’The Jetson's Astro, bskc rides A many unwanted phone calls, the rodeo A your fashion wardrobe Guess'To Kimmy A Timmy Lockwood I leave the 21-TIM BELIEVE IT!TolheCrc c«s I leave all the memories A dreams A special limes. Terri a very special friendship. ToTma many thanks for being such a geed friend. I give my dotwe’s card A being clueless to Mike, to my little sister Jean I leave Pee-Wce Herman — Good Luck in AHS' firuliy I leave a lifc-keg scar to Joe Rondo I.SerpCerposk . leave and rememberjiuny great times on the slope and in the courtyard I also leave any sharpobjccu that may be used for cutting up whateser has to be chopped up’ Serp will also remember the awesome times m my senior year thanks AWo. coach, and Cons. And of course I can’t forget Jill whom I spent most of my high school years with she is something special, and I will never forget the limes we spent to- gether . NSLH I. fault run. leave M J. MMSD and much Gold, to Bra Talker bras that fit and 3 good yearsat AHS. to Loocher a new pockctbook and my speeding ticket, to Eggymoecscupio wash my car and Mr Right, to Nad and O'Keefe I leave them awesome labs inChem and a peetty bad senke year to Frank B tbe back way to the Holvokc Mall and some new brakes, to SandiO I lease a good Junto! and Sen. sear and happiness m the future, to Whitey I leave TL.MH.TSJkVM” I. Mike hauvsr. leave a Walkman to Bow. a slow dance to Bob B. and all my problems about PS to Chris B' I leave my puck handling to Paul M and my daneng to Vinny, to Paul S. I leave my tail, and to Mike A all the guh in tbe world' I leave the great memories to Cookie, and the 7 to Fedora I lease a set of ties to Boudet! I leave some manners toCJP! And to Fcathersloo a pair of cheeks. I leave my drumsticks toGioand to Joe B' And my family Ices of kne! I lease Jeff one more great year And a set of btaiot to anyone? I.T««y Clcbttti. leave 3 fun yearsat Agawam High to my brother Jim and a lot of blank shoes to Paul. I leave I new paint job and some air loChris.w Miller I lease one soft helmet for nest year, to Alto I leave sour S 1 i oul. to Pete I leave curious George and a kiss, to Maloney I leave coach Mud and a typewriter and to Ingham I leave S lh grade and Peter White, to SPI leave a great and fun relationvhip that I didn’t hav e. to Ken I leave the walrus waddle and Capt. Smucko and to Mike I leave a cocndog and some mud to LC.T8.CM.LO.SO I leave a lot of fun and to LC and TB some brains and to my parents my BS I, Kelly Clarke, leave my brothcri, Pat A Jeff 3 awesome yearsat Agawam High. To The Resolution I leave boyfriends withbtg pines and strawberries Brownie a wavelcas waterbed. THO and some men. Bcancr less painful mcm-xies of OH. driving lesson and a T HO I lease Carlene a bathing suit that stays up and to Maria Lucu The Moon and stars To Lora Kiddy I leave all of our great memories and much more lip kissing and plus To my friends Thanks I Love Ya I. Rotella Cloutier, leave all the gcud times on band trips to future members To Lisa Connery good luck wvth her kxker To Linda Burnell all the luck she can use. which is a lot. To Scott St. Hill all the strength he needs to deal with his problems with? And to future teaeocs I leave the best of luck! I. Bob. Poe CobMettria, lease 1000 pounds of K-Mart weights to Moon, many more mirror trips in the van to Serp and A Wo. 2000 lire repairs to any future service station dudes, one tremendous sno-siorm for Serp. Aldo. Dave and I on grad night, to my best friends. Jay. Dase.and Mike I lease my highest hopes that we all make n tug and always keep in tcueh. and that I'm the first one too n a sent and a b.-u een Mal-.bu Beach, and a yahet I. Cab. leave laugh to the Triple I. Club, our own Pizza Hut. 9th grade memories, and a Shair.u'toShelJe; and apple to FOTL; the keys to a Honda CVCC to Carrie; to Mai. all my nicko.in-.ev he made up; an Agawam Senior Year to JelT LYAMY);a new hair vtyle and all embarrassing yokes atout metojemi; maturity to Lock 21; Happy merrorie of cheering to l.mda. Kellie. Dabber. Nancy. Kathy. Jeon. Amy and Bridget, happiness, good luck, and all my complaints to Elisia; more of her own ckche . lose, and lots of luck to my si . Lynn, aril to Michael I leave special memories of there . ASIT. and all my lose I. File , leave to Pal a bos of bandudv. a bottle of cover-up Russ STrademarks. to Lisa I leave a directory to keep track of all tbe socalled men. to Joanne the best of luck in her senior year. toChuck what the —.and to Kelli a good scavco in hockey and a fat kiss I, David onsotini. leave Kelly Lat fun and good times in her last year plusan 85 Z28 and locker 416.1 leave Mile the dilk Daley 10 pound of potatoes. I leave all underclassmen the chiisce not to be stuck in roe malits and join in on anmlatscowknds. I leave Trxu Longoa quiet month w Riekyu no fights. I leave Mario M many big city nightv. Clark School night espedition with DB. I leave Jeff Barker a vlapm the head. I leave Dion a perfect boyfriend. I leave vcocone. anyone to bug Mr Baggetta and Coach Murphy a lot. I leave B Cocchi many snowstorms and all those TO dollar1 and '! lb of cooked salami I. Tuny Cremonii. leave 4000 boxes of used and exposed film, my brother Via and Jody Webster my Crue locker. Bernie S my very much used crowbar To Amssa my good times at the Rollerway To Scan Montgomery my concert shirts, to Rose have another boring year, and to Wib another eremonky' Ha Ha! I. Candi Cripps. leave many thanks and peace to Mr Files who deserves it. Thank you for everything ToCoei I leave my understanding, love, aed friendship forever Hey Waldo Voodoo Chicken Rules' I also leave Agawan High knowing that there is SO much more than Agawam out there. I kne you Waldo D g Thanks little Heppie for all the rides home after school and for bong the friend that you arc Lose you forever' Bob Gordon you are my coly butterfly and you will never catch me flyvng wvth somebody new because my kne is true' I still want to see you in hoets. Goodluck to all new musicians Bye I.Tanyt Dalgncau. kase Scott M. all my detentions that be should cf served. Mel. Nikki and Lyssa the future good times at the AHS. Good Luck. I. Diane DeCVistophcr. leave all the good times toCathy. Liu C. Liu for all the yelling in the hall Good Luck to my cousin Karen I kate any crazinc 10 Cathy and: Liu C. good luck toJill. Gina as for Nora I «.II see you everyday Eddie as foe you good luck in your lavt 2yrt Amber, class of 2001. MAD? great soph memory of meeting Alan don't ever forget the great times with the Crew. Than Mom, Dad. Gina for all the help HB w Alan. Jill. Liu. Gina I'm gone I. Tony Depalo, leave my parking spot to anyone who has a bag block Chevy I. Ginn Diairssi, leave many happymemories at AHS to my closest friends To my Bfriend. Wmsk. I lease all memorves from 7th on soch as I HO A physics equation. 3 yrs of LOB. I swift class. 24hrtc!kr written in Braille A mans more NHS tuoehbeeaks! To the remaining V Cheerleaders I leave Jclk . luck «love. ToCMKKK DI leave me morses of the Gr Pumpkin Caper 84; To my I partner Linda I leave may Rccbofc Mark ' To MMM I kave 6am walk at Cl in PJV toChumly thank fee filling EAF per? To Jul.c ♦ Mike I leave the best that AHS ha to offer. TO FOTL I leave purple grape , and to David I leave AML! I. Dornu Diladkv. leave to my brothers. Richard and Michael, all of my old noecs and test and the best cf luck for successful yearsat AHS; I alto leave to my teacher and e pecult my parents much thanks for- l: their help I. Joelle I Ik . leave Bernice 0. my locker. I leave Mr. S. an inilukd bullet I leave to my parent , a think you for everythin I leave Jimmy with lot of luek 4 a thank you I leave Lori E . Chiaex feud, my tie d-.eki I leave Holly II. a pink headband 4 no mistake at my houx I leave Dave P.awet hag of peanut 4 a red bikini I leave Maria L Ramtu I leaveCalhy I., a. .. I leave Lita C. a safety 4 pepperom 4 Chcex grinder I leave Mike P. a Hawaiian eel vkia wallet 4 a vmile I leave me. a map I leave Steve, boat ndes. picnic , park , memories hugv 4 kisses To every I ka e laughter and happiness I. Brvin Donated, leave toGodek a real vponge to wavh hi car. a lessonon how not to hydroplane in rain, and a clutch To Rob I leave juvt one more cal. a nice brother and a chunk of rock from Doug' Drop. To Ray I leave a nice S6 Yamy Jwheeler and vome friend To Kara I leave the bill from Hue Ke Lau and a kiss. Fuully to K Vtyer and J. Rondo I leave the real of my e tate I, Dawn, leave Maria many F8PWATG and many thank foe nuking thi year the best! To Jen. I leave many ski trip . To Jo a tangoand to Dan. Dcnne foe hn emoe year To The Coaches: To Modgc. a bo of chalk foe halftime, to Geiger a vhotgun. to Phelan a vpemkler and to Chumly a eat on the icrub bws I. Chert leave to Holly one more I Would Die For You and one tncakcr. I leave KFBfoecser smiling, to Krn and Chriv I leave pa e to tend someone to the moon, to Joelle I leave thank foe always being there, to Car- rie I leave bondage, to Mr Gage I leave somecoe l e to laugh at hi joke I. Kimterlv IhmaUg. leave to Dena all my expertly advice, to Sandy I leave vome free CPR letvonv and face, to Donna vome vpmacchK . to Meg a Spanish book To Kel a bo of Kleere . to Lori sweat u,t . to I .u drawing , to Duke my tennis racket I lea e all of my friend my vtoriev about Vermont, my teve and my wishes foe happine and luok in the future I leave Mr Nardiallof my thank . Mr fit a nule. and Mr Whate happy mcmorie of thi year I lea e Mom Dad all of my thank and love foe all the thing they've done fee me helped me in They also get my car — in one piece Gram I Lu Yi I. Deannr Dueto . leave many happy menvxic of our unusual mall trip to Megan E My well uved tenni racket 4 a tpccial thank to Kim D Tomy ou inTimakeof hard work but al oaloeof tun My outstanding knowledge of compiler to Alicu C . Anne L. 4 Missy B success in the future to TOLERANCE To Katie B all of my math problem lodo (correctly) Bc t wi hc 4 lot of luck to Lor.G. ig.Doc.Becl .IXmna5- teph.Cl3U.Saa.KcI.Barb-;ju .TJ.Drew.Ko . Shaun.CDJIll. Enka.Allan and all my «her comrade I have had To the Cla of 19 6. may your live be full of happine 4 good fortune Take Care' I. East, tease many good time and fat partie I didn’t attend to my vivtcr. the LOOCHER . Two nvxe year cd imprisonment at AHStoKrHC . Kellie P. Moe H.Sandy O. and Donna C Many vlapvtothcheadto Kar a T To Mvck Lundcn the irdent,:« of my broken jaw in h.v brother car. To Paul Cc an a year «apply of ■ To Alt. one night vpent in the Valley Mobile The knowledge of how to uve my magical feet in the time of pressure in the defensive one to all upcoming soccer player who think they can use it. Finally. I leave D«a Berte one of the sweetest girls I know the best of lock to her always. I. Loci F.hrcsman. leave Joelle the best memorie of my e«wor year. I leave Holly a real boyfrxnd. I leave Joelle «Steve great memoeic on the break away? I. Paul D. Lnderle. leave } year of great English dasxs to whoever want them, a job at Riverside to and one bottle opener to John Ferrell, any excuse possible to kip wimming to Rich Vr i and Karen Killun. 2)10 cliff note and 2a I monarch nxe to anyone taking A P English, great day 6 studies to Tom 4 Debbie. flub t b lo anyone in Mr. Gages Physic class. the nickname ENDO'tolheer.'.irexmoe class.astirlmg engine to Jay. «me devastating Rnerside parties to anybody who wvll week there for minimum wage, the phra e Cku. baby to Bill Tallon and all of my thank and love to my Mcen4Dad’ I. Megan, leave toSpje the book Hen to Find a Lou Term Paper mb Easy Steps in the lupc that someday she will find mine. I leave to De one last Hair , to Kim nwee wnty comback fee Mr W, To Amy many long cold night in the toll bcueh. To Lisa memories of that Sat night, To Dawru a choochoo. To Deb new poiholder . ToCarrie more picture for her locker. To Donna an x-tra luge parking tpace. To Chn one of her gcod job . To my brother RJ good luck in hit neat 2 yr at AHS ard in CC. and many thank to DD. KD. LK. DC. AS. DP and SF you guy made it all worthwhile’ I. Gina Fallet I. lease to Joanne a big thank you fee her endless friendship, all the food she can eat. a new TS.Cl.DK.RG.MR.ctc All the Kramsin the world, and a big marthal! ' To Mona some orange beef along w.ih special memor ev. and a map for getting lott To l.mda a better lunch next year! To Barber, her every wjthlTo the upcoming cheerleader - Gcod Luck?ToChrita date with Vmsoe and the best year of high «hool’ I. Jedi Fancy, leave my brother Scott my locker, my book to my utter Suck, and my Algebra homework to Chri . good time on l t lunch all my yupt to Kcath. and all my punches to Mark I. Kelly Fed . leave AHS with many mceaxicv; To Dceaa 4 Sandy all my best wishes foe succe m life, to I), a date w DF 22. to San. my pin 4ceekbaardt. a newCG uniform 4 3 hr to tape rifles: To Bob. a lifetime supply of 04BM4M .ccfd but exciting hockey game , a hearty Hello from Harry, a B v game and ALLof my LOVE and luck foe a happy and successful life. ToChauv. Avervi. • Patty my best in life. To Avcrsa. a trip thru SpOd. and a LYK: To Chaus a vet of quadtom drums, to Rug-Hydc Park: to Kim Kn accident ins rales. And lastly, a kiss, an I.YK. a thank-yco. 4 a penny to Pouches I. Barry Felix (Frtik leave Mom 4 Dad 3 little brother and some hefty teitioo bills I leave Lock a new number and a hard game h« if he keeps it up I leave Mill. 14 gallons of lime green paint I leave Dumper km aldia trvckof Charmm I leave Rambo.Moneoe memories of the 'maro and a quarter in a bx To all of WYFSO I whip my FSO. To Whitefivh I leave his own corner of the mat and a clasp To GinaS. I leave one word, someday To Cari B I leave two weed , never again To Abbic (i that spelled right?) I leave my undying love. Finally to my Bro Dan and Jick I leave the school to rule I loved yew A ll S I. Paul FftbcestoA. leave Mike A a book of TV Trivia, all of the cpwodcs of Good Times, and meoMCic ci biting sarcasm. To Mike M. I leave a coendog and a year’s supply of You sbould've seen Lettcrman ! t mghi To Ken B. I leave a pick of cV To Lock and Steve. I leave practice wvth Fed and Killer I. John. leave Scott I ticket. Pat some foed. To Dave I jar of vaseline 4 Bub an aircraft tocarry. Dase csgs . Mr. Ramah my beer shins + some gloss coot. To Mike I leave some color. To Jeramy I leave a padlxk. To Cupa I leave a real nickname. To Jerry a hubcap. To Joe a plane to SD. Dave a slow gin tur. I, Gina Firster. leave to Hup aroehcr goal loswingfrom andanevtra large bag of pret el To Patty I leave a wellde«rved l from DUM and a date with MUD Tomy br«her John I leave lots of luck And toLH PB SS CL TL 4 KK I leave many Thanks, the best of Fuck and all the happiness in the world. I. Jay. leave Celt. Tim, Gon oard Tees Isnch-uble and scene basically good lunches. To Dave. Chri . and Mike I leave chalk and some ALG II book To Alex. Jay. Dinxllc aed all the rest of thejcnKVs I leave a great senior year and my best wishes. I. Traci Anne Gaffney, leave Frog me 4 Rccn'v old locker and to Sharon I leave lot cd meoxics and kxs of luck at AHS. to Robbie and Sharon I leave J years of lulian with Mr Petrone have fun guvs'” I. Barb Garritv. leave 3 year of fun. hard work, and lot of luck at AHS to my sister. Deband my brother. Jeff, and hopes that they make it 3 of their best years, asm. re were Tomy I TP. I leave all our mcn .e« . on ard off the courts, our friendship, many moec good times, and a tennis racket ho ed up a certain bodily part, vourire toujour . To next year's rifle captain the best of lock many interesting band trips toall present ard future band members to Liu. Scott. OR. ' . Jodi, and Tercu great «nice year Scoet don't be too nice. Bccka. I.ssa. Barb2. Kunmy. Dcannc. and Kelley thanks foe the merrceic To Barb. pi a I. Jennifer Garvin, leave a hot date with AL” to Chris Baarrbcr.good ludk lo Bill, a bathing uit that stay up and a few really bad times to pay foe what she did to WFiN!. much luck + happiae toBruo. ard to Mam I leave my forever respect, friendship + a b g THANKS foe the countless things she's foe me since 9th grade I. Live .leave Ellen all the money I owe her from our trips to McDonald , also. I leave her TheBook’ because, whokrdws? It may come in handy someday. To Jcunae Ryan I leave Cede 7 and Cede 69 to put in it whatever she wants, to Htaey I leave peace and quiet at the locker even though I know he'll miss me. To Patty I leave three year of fen in the classes we had together ard a big thank for getting me into Rosy vitua- tioa . I. Iliu Gilbert!, leave many gcod times for Margo.Tanya.ard Kelly I leave loGina many laugh and her DMC Surging.ard nuking funof the tap dancer and many great lime dancing to Mur e Marne I :c.i c to you the best of luck and kjppincu for you 4 Jerry and man !:eg. difficult talk with you that I will alway remember I want to thank Mr Ma a 4 Mr . Grady fee all your help in making it through Steno I.TornGHofriMo, leave all the awesome band trip tones! year' member , a fcur-channel-btv-PA. to Rad to , my transposing abilities to Melissa M , my locker lo my brother Todd: best of luck to Linda P. Mad Drummer. Mike aed Chris To Jim P I leave my Korean language skills, tojamimn' Jeff I leave the key of c 7th. aed lo next year’s Marching Band President and future t-bone players — I wish them the best of luck and gcod times?! I. Gcei Giroux, leave Mrs. MaryC Nolonda Strom lo pick oo instead of Melissa Sheehan. I leave the word foe Gold the words Goldies gonna do it! I GeriGirou will never leave the vhow in the parking • No Dnda gcod luck’ I. I. Tun GoUea leave all my unexpected extra credit to Melina GOLD and I leave all of my detentioni and suspensioni to Notatda Strom TG Silver l.lJtaK.kavttoCPicho t« rriinand4jr atXmaip«cxn«ToMc na rcj|limc«ith4RSxcurit)|uardToJo.DC.KBahJge i 4k[Xs ito ToAm}riii JRoMmof«f nl'r Sat nijhtt ToTina a tckphonc To CimJ) a f ah thin to TS.AS.DC.KB.MB. mia memories from lunch To Laura ood luck and fun I. Km kubik. k all of my love to the A PV. COOL“k a driving manual to Dana, another 'BEAR none to Mike; and I leave a mapof Hovr to get to Agawam to Scanho Aho. to my beother and inter, good leek foe your fotore year at AHS I. Sue LaCombe. leave our table to Amy Tina mea b Megan Cindy good time to Aniua leave my locker to whoever want it good time to Bobby leave vebool lun h to the upccevmg «udent than foe a gcwd year An) Tina mea«h hope that Darren have a good time the nevt ! o year leave Bobby Alve another year I. Cathy Landry. Iea e Roo. Sammy, Dee. Dawn. Trood . and all the re t of the Junior claw an eacellent ientecycar.toK.Sim.and Roo many morning of Wild Crary lane and Dairy mi rt tnp . to Sue rar.y meat hopp:rig pree A a wardrobe of Ninja attire, to future MIRROR taff member long but protpercu layout with much fru trat on. to Agawam Oir’.t- field hockey, hoop, and tofltull vtcwut win and tournament play, love and vpecial than to Mom A Dad. Orievey, Mi Woiochowier. and Spot, and lot of love, tucccu and happmeu to Kaner. Satha. Sue. Harpi. Gina and Patty I. Ted Leal leave to Mr Ferranti hi tery own wolfman doll, to Kiry Mary a big fat wet juicy kiu: to Mr Baggetta vome more time to make the donut , to Witten a happy mental thop. and to J«mbo Wake of ever- vired hunting and fnhing itoriet I. Mm leave Life to the Triple L Club: a T-day gift among friend to the Godfather, a date with me Mr B to M Daley, un bevo a Paco poequc el e muy peeviovo. a BMOC to all S-W V cheerleader . A the awe- vome fi I to Jikker bcur he- i evome too To J. our habtt. an early n.te, a bait to row. and the courage to make it-N Y model! To Fallen, arjpa purpotc. and GOOD eggvalad on MP Thank to Com foe the talk , a hug to KJ foe being who the i , vuvpender to Ginny. a lifetime of happine to Ray; TW to Locu. luv 2 RUBE: beat withe to Bow. in 7 to BRAT; many fond metwxie to the Camelot Crew’ Good bye I. Ray LeClalr. leave Rob a pair of Levi with S20 in them for when he need money; a hitchhiker to Todd for anytime he need tcmeonc to buy. to JOE BOY I leave a driver for ne t trip we mike to Squarr.n watch curb ), a can of MT DEW’, and NMYMD after pretty bad nite.a Dr appointment to get checked and a bill for me in room after Preen to D-bed. loOnckic I (he back half of the neverneeded cave. Schnapp 10 Nora, to ZUBI give one more moreaog with a PP Paddle, the HOOP 2'l CONNECTION to Lock. Fi h a nad. tii le ont to DAVik. and to Loe Easton I leave a hde to tcbool.dnvirg leuont. ard an NP forever I. Barb Leelalre. leave Becky my green pimp mobel which it being built — toChritD. I leave my purple genie sweat c to whoever can fit in them to Keith J I leave him all the Big YplaMiC bag m the world and a pair of contact which he teem to tote all the time especially at dance ' I leave Kimacarandalicen e o hedoetn't havtloute Michele' car and my Ikeroe to Jackie I leave the tong we were always trying to figure out m CG — to Steve A Jodi I leave the fun I had in clavvet and my big mouth many than to Becky my bettetl friend Barb’ to Barb I leave a piara I. John LeClerc. do here-by decree that upon the event of my graduation thete direction ihall be enacted: to all my teacher I leave all the work I never did To Lt Nurtc Aqua man I leave a get out of jail card To Chnt I leave an Indiana Jonet hatAwhip tel. To Airhead I leave one final Wha? To Jay I leave the girl he never gee. and to Katt I ay a heartfelt good-bye. I. Lynn Kelly lefrbvre being of tound mind and body leave thiv tchool. my book , and all good timet and bad timet 10 anyone Uupid enough to want it and to Ltta C and Jill J I leave the tlurpee machine To Margo PI leave a huge thanki fee all vou'vedone And I leave my many giggly meudtand all my tmilet to Scott with a huge goodbve toyoualland to Chnt AI leave a punch in the arm Good Luck to you ali' and to Debbie B I leave ISMS. I. Riek lie rate, leave my lunch table to Dave Slather. I give my lavt name to any «udent who need it I will give Aeglc Cipriani the ten year plan I leave all my bad grade and tchool record to the town dump But there it one thing I will me leave and that it my love for thii tchool I. Nora IJoyd. leave my bet! friend Dawn the LGC at HB • the passenger tide of THESTANG . 10 the NBl.'taboaof Kleene .toTa:e6dance 5th grade memoriet. a BOS + a BIG than for J great year !.' Ray. to Mick Kiddo a tpceding ticket coming bxnc from Ludio , good timet at the bott locker to Karen Linda, to Mike the mel!ie« kid I know, good luck in AHS. torn tit Kel • I one goal time on bu 2. to D.-ug vpecial me monet of me you', I more right at HB 10 Sard). Kara many dove call driving in the Hang, to Mom ♦ Dad. David Mic a big hug than ♦ I love you'finally AMI. to Rob' ' 6 forever I. Tim Lockwood, better known a LOCK 21 leave to FELI one WYFSOof the VON KOL and a full tank of ga m the bug TbGtbrooMilly. I leave Chem note + oeahand one open b: for my aunt ard Bubba t army picture To Dumper Rinaldi I leate Clinton Beach and a keilbata on a ttick To IT Munro I leave the PC and tome badchavev: toall the WYFSOClub member I leave a than fee } bad year , and torn broth- er MC JICKERMAN I leave the power of LOCK 21 and my Vanity Hoopthirt ToRTDmy cui I leaveatetof golf dub ToRoy-Boy LeClatr I leave the HOOP 221 COMBINATION and a liugna dinner 21 I. Kr ln long, leave many yean of fun in the High School for people trying to graduate and fun practice with Couch Mod I. Michael Loudon, leave Scoet Gamble my AIDS Jeff Jeanmcte my brotherhood Dave Hallock my Zimha tradition Holly Rogcn my love Lee Towmend can have all the gum under the detk in the tchool and all the lobtten in Bovton ToMBDoraooalllhcFrcdvaodMikcvinthittchool I leave Barb a Ken doll I leave Randy Rhode KK' guitar I leave Mn L itch a ticket to llcudceivil’e . I leave Dan a REAL truck I. Marla Lucia, leave Da wn the BIG 5 and the «land in the gat «alien, to Joelle. a teatbelt for all the time the- driven with me. to David, a real phytic partner, to Kelly, a bottle of PS and an eavy way to epen the garage, and a BIG THANK YOU. vpecial meenxie and lot of love to Donna Mona, a big kiu from Hermie and the JTw To CMS many mcm.-eiet of Elton John.Gillette, and the banana bluet To the player I leave Antico the water key-, to Daley the water bottle and a big thank for all their help. To Ollari a pair of duco shoes. to Sheehan the back eat' I. Mkk. leave a rtde to Wiener' party and a $100 gift certificate toEatton; a maganne and plenty of dime to Kara T next chauffeur; a fifth of Capt Mcegan't. a porcylm alter, and well 1 don't know toSeacy my Huick feet to Larry; one more year cf high tchool to Bubble , a videotape to quicker, twelve rewndt in the ring to Millvey. wonderful memoriet cf Erwe'tfTALAMN I to Ancbx. the ability of getting Suit, the thing 1 the kid ear , and a tpceding ticket to Nora, and to my buddy Liu I leave all the good time e' e had even though we didn't know what we were doing, a clue, and one la t think ' I Dow Lath, leave CP. TFA8L many more GUGA award to com ToC C I leave all the good timet we hid A a friendthip thatll never end To DHACS many more RC'tAMO' I leave JWa new car. To SCOOT- ER Than for all the laff To SOOK BYE BYE Good Luck to BG. BOA DC fee the time left at AHS I. Jim Maloney, leave Alto and Keefer the Ord. Diggum. and many ■groovy time To Kathy McCarthy a peanut with a tbxter stem To Rocco a frottie on the back burner To Anchx room 227 and free rental of the locker To my utter. Gnu. my brother . Pete and Anthony. the bet! becautc they deverte it I. Terri MarcM. leave to my friend at Agawam High School all the happy memoeie of the la t ) yean To Dede I leave my friendship and memonet of our ume tpent at CCC with AS and FO I a) o leaie her a road map of Wilbraham To Anna I leave Ruth detk and all that goo with 1« To Mr Martin. I leave my thank for all the help the hid given me m the la t 2 y r etpecu .lv peepanng fee the S A T and to Robert I leave my CCD Clatt I. Lava Markowvki member of the'RevcCution . leave W’cndia REAL boy friend, happy memorvet.GSIHCWAT. and atheerack full of CC cookie . toCarnuay more allmghter . and a SL with many pmetreev to Kel. Browme.and Bearer tome Chincte food, to Lorafuntimctona wavelet waterbed. and bad SATtcoret. toB Fa taUmander for hit tauce.asd loS M. many p .to O’Donnell a Heincken glatt for u e under the elothetbatkctt. to Kathy S M of pa«. and a with come true, to Uthcy Chmty more BOSS haircut , and I leave the AHcage of the F truckler to a detervmg pervoei I Prxty Marquit leave to the ne t poor tophoenoee taking Geometry. Mr Pulatki flying frog and peg poeg ball . I leave toChriuy Brigg the mtmxietof our teeth. I leave to the brat BrunSnuththemem.e e . ' Psodo the fire-breathing Bceraii. and I am leaving toall the people with good can ALL OF VICKI'S PROBLEMS WITH A CERTAIN K M 51 leave all my l7 kipdiy ioKcl. ardctervthingclve of mine. I leave to Fkbhead and Bean ' I Mike Me ariky. leave ibe best of time and great nvemonet with great friend , an tecpKk to any of Air fnend . the green machine to Lynn C . better luck neit year to Doug. Rick P. Fwank. Zab. Sully and Sckncbb. ISO Vita Pup to Dion Bene, and UmmaGumma to Rick Pareto: many tally etpenenccton the tain to Zab A Fwank. a bottle of Cell to Sully' head, memoriet of the J cap , good time at There with Chn . at much WAP 10 any student who th-.nk they can handle at much a me and White) did. and finally the bett of luck alwiyt to bet! Friend Doug and water Kith- I. kki Mcfarthy.kivc AHS with many unreal memories', to Linda. a pack of gum. a date with HmktiRcakcr). a map4U A Doug. to AI1.1 glove compart asaowbeat .V due future dir A LW . to Chip, a bsg hug kits. to Joey. workouttoser the summer. -tra large fiujt. A the girl cf hit choice; to Din A Jeff, tomcooe ehe to bwf’. to Peg more K talks'. toMrv Strut, i Thanks A i big t .to Rob Jimmy i bow senior year, to Becky Tricii. many more talks'; toTF.CV. TJ.CP - Good Luck'. to Riy. ski lessons'. and toCindy. many trip to VT. TTW matches, all those memories A anything everything you want m life I. Allan McFatt. leave my address Bod Road RDI. Tiwirautu. New Zealand to the fcotbaU team I leave a small title of Rugby . to the AFS club I leave the New Zealand language . . to all my friendt I leate as invitation to come to New Zealand and the promite to return to the USA in the future I. Mike McGrath, leave Mike As. man immortalt and Dangerout Bemgt. Paul Fethertton. Hill Street Bluet. Ken Berard hit rn.uvc and elothet. Abbie.Cari Chru. a tnugglebunny. the ve«or ctau. the name MIGGER Jim Maloney, the 'Ware. Pete Saracvno. a comedy show; Johnny Cap. the tcreamm Foxes and all the above mentioned all the tucceuand hippinett they could want; I alto leate Tony Chieetti tome mud and Ray LeClair a never ending pile of lie ttubt I. Bob Metieh. leave my brother. Tommy, a lot of luck in Mr. Fihey't claw and an awctccoc senior year. Mark Lacventki my had moodt and Dave Lemay a punch tn the face I. Rich Metieh. leave all my chctnivtry cheat rweet to any future Mr. Dean ttwdcMt. my locker to Tom Sullivan and Sptgger. and lou cf luck in hit vctaot year to my brother. Tom. I alto leave Dave Lemay and Denn.t Punch the Pinto I.StnrMillihen. leave to Lock.one hKhcd-mcardcor. a key to WP-16. the rack, one NIKE air and tome DMC rapt, to Fell, one wKkiwicki tape, two tkidmarkt. DC. rabbit puff, a tripod and 114; to Rutv. one «in- ning itn't everything but losing tuck thirl, the 6C and the APC; to Larry, one beetle of magic gat. a trip to Pluto's. one coffee cake and the title of Chief, to Jim Hinton, tome M AM't and another year of tm ling at Shaker, to Jim (Jickermin) Lockwood, the expectation that be will become all W-Mats in foot hall and hoop, good luck in the future and the book game, to Detmond. Good Luck, to the rxmberv of it a WY FSO I. Tony Mocev . leave MMM a canof Olive Oyl and a tiring of a Rotary Bead To Kelli O'Donnell I leate the hand To Mr OI leave a doren rotet and many trip to the back of the Fnto truck Finally, tomy brother Frank I leave time time to Find prh in any Mate where he doesn't have one already I. Cindy Moeelo, kase Sharon endless amounts of nights at HB with Mitch, a larger window to crawl through and the remembcrance of all the great time wethared together at AHStn hope that all our dream and fanuuet will one day come true Lori, the be t of luck w Johnalwayt forever, a big hagef kflipops. a be of great laugh it AllSand many thank for listening. Love ya Tern, year supply of raincoat for all those rainy nates with SCM. the best ) years ever and a lot of great timet K wished to be forgotten. Lota Ya Billy, the crewel wall the bett of luck and timet at Alls I. Jackie Moeelo, leave behind all my running around to my classes to whoever want them and I leavemy locker to ShcileenSoden and in three more years my little uMcr will be up here good luck . Daolr. and the bcM of luck to Lori Mott and Mary McMahon ' I, Jruniftr Moeelo, lease my empty locker to Mary McMahmand I lease Frin Roger behind with two more yeartof tchocf to go I lease behind all the running around me andCliodmeJair.ro did at third lunch like going to McDonalds and Pager for lunch and be t of luck to Mary. Erin, and Shciken I. John Moceio. leave a piece cf gum to Mike C.. the nickname note to M M . a vmile to Maureen, the bett of luck to Tcfcrence. all my notes in Alg 2 to Tom H . a fun advanced-math clivt to Jane, a lollipop to Kelley, the name Goto to Wayne who gate it out and Denise and friendt who kept it up I. MkbelleM.Moatcsi, leave tocoiyx a final leneof Whit am IGonna Do’ . Babocmhit.inew book bag.9thgr. memories.! Herthey Kitt. BAMOC at Pi ra Hut.Thankv ESUOTBRHI AING.a longer livt.and many more great yrt cf B f riendship', to Tony, a can of spinach for popeyc. to Jeff.‘I mist you' , to Mai. a final friendly reminder 1 am a Mallard Duck' , to Jimmy, a final tug on ihe shirt tag and many great memories', to the remaining ribs (esp K ) A J B I a bag of Hervhv kisvet and Jelly, to Gina, a final walk at 6 am at Camp In PJ'v to my sit. Mark , lots of Mill on sense and lot of love so I. Chris Monsvrt. lease to Ann (BBB) and endless supply cf NPR. great memories of I.I..FP.RP.HMJSN Y.WII or Bll. Spike A cur convert to Ath.a lifetime supply of hiirtpra) A Paul. memorKt of our junior year at LM. f itrnuggict, Mcd's Pina Colada To Joann. Deb. Kelli. Jenn A Renee a great ten,- year To Holly H remember Yun. Ale . Space Invader . Star Trek (Lock at those lease ) To Scott, a big hug A kitt' to Den ite. my dcobte tit. the dudet in N II To llefly Lewis, the best senior year ever. memorKt of a 14 : y r friendship that ended too toco. Good Luck in the future Good Luck Eric. Clast of 2000 Why be normal? ? I. Paul Morris, lease Mike Chiusei brain, to Mike As the best cf luck and a great future To Chris Bjrber a nice kokmgguy and a red Porsche ToVin I lease a past to the smoking area To LB I kave my hockey stick, to Bob I leaie a wifkball signed by Peach ToCJ I leave fifty dollars, to JK a new car To API leave a guide of the 4-year plan, to Jay I lease my WHAM tape and to my «ster Shelly my locker and bett withe in her upcoming HS years I. Sheila Murphy, leave all my ckrhet to Deirdre and I more year in this lovely school; MW all the F teggict yoo'll ever need To Chcte a can of hairtpray for emergencies Luck to all friendt Talking Teeth Toy to Dena or a wtred jaw A gimp to Mkki Ear Plugs! F_J.PP.SM J yrs to the unfortunate. Good Luck I. Rrwata Muskuv leate all the hard work and fun at Agawam High to my brothers Chrit and Paul who will be up here in a lew years I. Richard J. Mutti, leave my kxkcr to my little sister Kimberly I a ho leave to Jeff and Eric my unused absences I. Paul Napoiitin. cf sound mind and sound tody lease to BB Sharon all the weird timet we had in AIIS I lease to Kell- T }0coupons fee McDonalds I kave to Beth T all the wonder voice clattct taught by Mr I lies To Betty Befool I leave a hired assassin To Ann I leave all the appiveatiOftt to the mall To Renee I lease Red Hair coloring To Tania I lease an onion to hang from her car To Jennifer I kave whatsoever she wants and to Terri and Dee Dee the memory of Kmart I. Sharon O'Keefe, leave Cindy one night with BO Jl . t o cases of super bald hairtpray. hopes that the dreams A memories we hate shared will finally come true I kite Loci a one-way ticket to Penn State; the fun of dancing on the tables. A a book on how n.- to gel dumped on I lease Terri a years supply of raincoats; tons of luck w SCM. A hopes that she gets her dream dale w 'KV I leas c Shelly lots of luck on the 4-yr plan. A hopes that her A DA get back together I lease La all the wild nights we almost hit trees. A a date w JR I ka e Sandy the crewet wall I moee wild yrs AT AHS I. loeiOrlotk. kave Cindy one special night with BGoeJL and anceher ride on Liberty St Never forget the dreams you have. Sharon, another tripto Hampton Beach and an. her dance on Richard tablet Good Lock with everything, foe Teen. I leate one last rain ccsat foe a future rain stcem. A the best of luck To Li , a night w. RJ A someday your own car to beat on. Michelle. Good luck with the 4-year plan A Dana; To the up-comsrig crewels. I least the crewet wall A have 3 great years at AHS! 1.0 . leave this high school with the memory of me and Cardo playing chicken with a yellow school bus and winning I owe D. Kill forty minutes and a si of Heine, To Mr Z. I lease many laughs and a sore writing hand I lease the gang nothing but a book on llow to Make Friends By the way high tchocf S-l-S. I. Judy Pucewk . lease Lit a II 5pk. a slack of while-lined paper, a half of a Bobscy twin award and many good memorKt. Kelly's long talks ard my money sock TT candy in history and a pair of comfortable sneak ers Manila I can sure see your VW. Came V many talks about RAT and thanks for carrying the noses Date B a smack m the face and a («II of the hair Lori H sexy kgs. and as the last Picewvc I leave my name I. I krai PundeMI . kave Sheila a battery for her ears. Miki a gimp, and to Carrie I kave many more diapers. To Turn and Shelly an eskimo coat for many K-Mirt shoppers. To my frKfidt I kave many happy years to come. To Lynn and Andrew much luck, hapgsnest. memones. and all ray lose I. Martha PatMude, kite Lisa at the Gem Shop to hate fun Beth. I leate you a car to you can drive to school. To everyc« I sit with at lunch. I lease a real meal to be enjoyed. Steve. I lease you all my notebooks and assignments to you can survive in school To upcoming physics students. I kave all Mr Gages dumb jokes which aren’t worth laughing at To anyone who needs it. I lease patience and knowledge to get you through your high school years I. Ntrvrn A. Pedro, kite my brother. Mike, my locker, my teachers, and HIS calculator, to last years girls soccer leam I leave the name. Guido , to Lori F I kave all my thanks and help she gate me and all the nights at her house with Jo plus the T 4 Ducks'. ToGkn I kave one big NUTS'. To Lou and herds . I kite one big THANKS'; For what’ and I kave JoElk many Ute ride . S ot Park, boat rides, a picnic. Monday October If. AT? She keeps washing for. many accidents we almost got into, a big slap on HER kg', many a hug and kisses and me”, and to everyone I kave my PEDRO CHEEKS; Smile” I. Sandy Pel tier, lease to Kelly a cracked rifk and memorKt of silly CG trips; To Donna, a private concert with Lionel and plenty of Mert to spore. To Crash, a years supply cf auto body repairs. To Harpm. many more wild nights at Studio New York. To Tony J . a complete course in remedial tennis II; and to Joe. a winning lottery ticket that takes us to Inly Many thanks to Mrs Nardi for her added support and attentK Good Luck to all my buddies and thanks for keeping the locker to messy. Love you all! I. Pep. of a confused nuad and battered body, kave Jo a real laugh and a big IOC. I kave Jon my parking ability and one more year of school I kite my thanks to my friends. family, and the photocopier at the library I. Darlene Perry, kave a black camaro with T-lept. memories, good times jnd a bo senior year to Kelly; a dance that kids to something, a bulkt-prewf Pepsi machine, and a Chanete di .- r toStephar-c. Locker gl 122 and a her year of slope to Shellie.i lunch with their friends on it to Heather and Kim. a pack cf cinnamon chewctt and a week in Hampton Beach with me and Kelly. To Kristy, a set of silverware fromlrKod- lys and a 4-pack of wine ocokrs to Screen. and to Mike P. Eddie W. and Jimmy P. I leave luek and good time during thevr remaining years at AHS I. Way ut Perry, kave a closer locker and a book of Raek-co Y to C K .a hot date toT I) , To Da w n. plenty cf ’Good-Mornings , a mi-.-skirt, and a Jean Jacket. loJ H a packcf c.g.and toChrnP I kave the right words to RAR Party Queen. Doody lake. Lcog weekends, pknty of B-------and a barf bucket I. Andre l . Pint leave Karen Jabry and Tina Gilbe rti a lank fall of gas. Tania Slaimcn a smoking pau to show TC ce first lunch To Maik Jutrav a thousand iMUn and a dleulaior Mr. Cavalk' my job at C he Jo- sef And Agawam High to any body «ho care abewt it. I. Brian ISoggia. leave my uvter Jen all the um stuck in my locker I alto leave future prendent many arduout week 0 lator collecting duc I leave Moe II lemon ju .ee I leave Loochcr virelchmark I leave Benny Taco burps I leave Piunoa lubof homemade «me. J60 of Bvd A one regurgitated cherry pie I leave Ahonciruckback A a ide order of K-dykc bar I leave ZubA Chicky abovof Life I leave Gercha mu zleA Vicki an airpemp for her head I leave Wiser a vaseline sandwich and last but not least I leave Fcesh has shrine and A B I. (kh Podtorski. leave my veal in our table to anyone «I want it. Alto to Dee-Dee. Cbudsne. Annsa. Lori. A Marte fun and food times to come in Colorf uard. to Da « memories of all the lauf hs in Accounting and a year in this schost without me. and finally coe last lii Sweetie' to Joe I. band PernwiU. leave my uaer. Linda, absolutely nothing. Tom Sheehan. Fric Lubirsks and Joe Barret my FO R D ‘62 Dart and Carter Bon r and Joe Sleeve burg my slicker collection inside my locker and Kel- ly and Wendy an A m economics I. Larry Rinaldi, lease to my brother. MU and Jick another 2 great years at AMS; and a ride to school every das. 10 my WYFSO buddies I leave memories of a great senxe year, and to the Cheetah I Icaic a 6-puck of Cooes Light, to Tim I leave tnps to Clinton, to Steve I leave the window open D period I, Daiid Robunoo,IcavcTima6of Budand my left over demo car. To brother Beak an empty keg To Cathy I leave I more year of Helga and fudge. To Rkk I leave all the goal line crabsand sprints, and to T.C I lease a Dream W charger. I. Bewslo Seag“ Rocen. leave the Ben Book todie with Glen, lease my nickname Seag and lips to Tony 1 an gone and Jay Miller, to Vmnie Palloila a great Sr year and another talk to hn father about fig tree To Glen many more road trip 10 Ihe beach and WH and to Kalhy McCarthy a bug tag. for Duck I leave a to of Klccnes for his shoes, to Pete Vecone last ride in my car and for Tracy and Karen a shot to the gut each. I lease Stacy P a bos of stale pastries I. Joe Rondeletto, leave Kc Midnight Voyer a mysterious Blue Iroc. A G. Marsh bathroom, anil JO Benny Hill Show. Jenny Yee Rina' Paba. many nights on the Main St. Arlene Young, a 15 min sleep in the lot. scene hair before bed. a Mt De«.a Mag or two. one night at The Leister Boat, a Lady Grace, one 15 yr cJd tee-tee. my weapon brush, a 2 00 am noise in the bathroom, a poi to urinate on a dark highway some- where near Cape Cod at 3 00AM ard a lhank you for being my fellow hag Finally to Liz Carne I leave the internal and eternal wound in my heart, the pain grows on' Love, your first kisv I, Rug-r. leave Darns Mill one slightly used couch and a 44 magnum for hi smugglers blues To Bog Barbadobag I leave many minutes on the ice To Chris Shea I leave 5000 dtflar bond money. Benny II ill gets my mind and a lump on kiv right vhouldcr To Kevin Voyer I leave one slightly uved Ping tag paddle To Shu-vhu I leave a years supply of grapes and a Mickey Meuse drum set. To Kristin Augusti I leave im hearts and right angles. To Kara Tcbladi and Sandy O'Keefe I leave 2 dales - one with SLY and out with Brucy Everything I forgot I lease lo Bcaser I. Janme Safewski. lease Dasid a year of kxiliaeu. itvee lime to get to class, some luck, and all my lose. To Bill) Mac. many thanks. loChns P. a friend, to W . many well desersed slaps, to Jeff, some good luck es- pecially with Dastd. and . to David. Kelly, and Chris, a plain cbccsc psr J I. fhrrsSanrher, leave 1 he Oak tree scandal to I auric, a Mcic manual toSrratty, tsyxscy for Joes SN I) Fund. AI1 Rise to Leo's next A period class, a mapof Clearwater. Fkrida.rolaid and crackers to Mrs O. McD fox) to Joe Z. reaming the halls and my golden shotel to the nest frec-sptnted swsndkr at AMS I. Nureen. lease I re a tuck of file , posse . kxkcr 1179. to Melanie I leave lots of fun and memories at AMS. ToPufI I lease B Period donuts with siherware courtesy of Friendly ; to the Brothers — lots of luck in your senior year You’ll need it To Steve and Beth an awesome senior year Hast fun I. Peter Saracsuo. leave Marvin' Alto Feeling Groosy MA PF Tl KB JM AC MM all my tad jokes, and Mike McGrath a headlight eff a moving truck to lake with him everywhere ToSM II Bl a jingle. Thanks to Ray To Jeff Keefe my hands and all the times I pulled away tosoon 'ouch . To Alio some quickness The rank of TC I retire to Kenny Bok-Bok To Donna and Julie a great 2 more years To Mayixsc all the dead cans we put down ! To Gina an Italian kiss I. Carrie Sehese. leave my courtyard pass to Tania Slaimcn And I leave behind Agawam High to anybody who realty cares about it! And to Michelle Whitehead all the fruits and vegetables she will ever need! She and I leave all the good limes skipping to go to A TC and CA S ka e Bug luck wiih Nose I. Patty lease Pete Malloek a quiet senior year. To Etkn all the doctor Ruth story's at lunch and for i x cedenng so much at McDxuld't soweccatld make il back on lime. To Joann codes 23AI4. To Litcccc all the goed limes and trouble that I dragged her into especially in Rwssy situations, are they really worth ihemT? Thanks for all yowr help Lnecee. Eli. A Pete Thanks to the bD for not pulling 'L'ncle Bulky in any of my classes But most of all I leave Agawam High knowing I will never have to spend another three years here I. Pawl WaHy'Seo iBe. leave the art of pecking upwceiscnat Studio New York toChichetii.mysircnglhonthc bench pecs to Maloney. The'Body'and a mind loSjracns . my ability to hit a haveb.il! 10 Alio, my breasts to Jemiolo. and a big'Thank You'to my Dad for patting up with my B S I also leave Shea all the air in the world for his tires. I also lease Becky a Juan Valdez coffee bean plantation and some coffee cauve I never had coffee before. Becky 42 I lease to her a padded bra. my ear a new engine for all the tnps to UMASS . my Geometric knowledge to Tom. Terry. Bruce. Hill. I. Gina Sena, lease the 50 yd line and BBhjirtoCari, all my secrets and a bog guy to Linda, minute mender to last until '-I0-K9, to Ab. a puoevicw circle bender to Jay A Todd, globos to Malone. Timmy A Barry, a boyfriend she likes to Wcndi. hard ones to Kelly, pines to diseet to Lisa, a now without the W loSmellie. Joe's parties to Todd, a new leg and a hug A kiss to Matty. Sr prom dreams 10 Pwie. a big than to my teach- ers. all my love lo my frscods. and the best of luck and many happy and great times to my brother. John I. Chris Shea, leave Benny Hill a hockey puck in the area, a pail of III and a bottle of 151. a bag of something and ahoagold tooth I leave Rugger a starting povitKn on the team .indaaigM m the jeep iih some culies and also the name Kojak I lea « Cichctti an old-fashioned girl friend and a I 00 AM curfew I lca c Scoville some smart and the best of luck with hisgirl I Finally lease Linda Groom a c + avenge in Eng for two years, oae more piece of gum of her choice, a spare tire that didn't Fit and an ctplaoatioa of why she is that way I. AJMS leave to Kcl. an accept ion A Sun mom r.g aerobics, to Barber Mr Right, to Ken a special episode of 1 enough. all my Stevie tapes to Mike, a green hat to Bubba. mi ay jokes to the SI crew, il.u goodnight to Mr Ris A Mr Merrill 10 frank a dime A toSzab the time, lo Asisa little' inugglc A a lx of thanks, to MIG the cool tunes. toT the situation. 10 DKAI. a b g hug A a great Sr year' to Mr Gage my giggle, to Bean, a TC A a lifetime of happiness on the island w a perfect II. to Can a big SQUISH” from an LG A a TD oei the 50! and to 'the gang' 1001 memories the best of luck and all my lose fcecvcr I. Um Sheehan, leave Bobby Alves the diploma he should havcgotteo.Tomy beotber the best of luck with the women, to Kinky Boy I lease all the Demo's to you. To Tog. Rick. Kinky Bov. and Dom I leave a cave of Bud on ice, to Chris I lease 10 ea of Bud. and 10 Justine I lease all October 9ths to you I V nihil Slate, leave my brother Mike and the 3 Martian lots of luck and good times, Rob Vandergnft soccer comcnury. Beth Whit, left half, my number 16 to some deserving soul. Ray and Vicki ski les 0ftt. Glen a dance with Danielle. Tony and Steve decent racquets, thanks to my parents and teachers, regrets that Donna and Ray didat share Ihe Agawam High csperience. a swatch 10 Shawna. name tags for the skaggs. memories of the 'good' dances, hut mostly I leave the three browazsers quite happily, and to my very bevt friend Vie. all Ihe memories and happiness we hid since 4th grade I. Steve Smith, being of ur.vund mind, do bequeath unio J B ourdiseoseryofsip-and-eruise To Sancheeze. I lea c a perpetually rolling p.nto To Talbot. I bequeath my double-sponge-tbeory I leave Ihe Jur-. r Mrs Rider ToK B I lease Motley Cruc and my locker ToDarth Vader I leave a respirator I leave a bar of seaptoBobP I lease the pizzamantodeal with De To Mr Joseph I bequeath a jar of pond water, and a smile To Ernie B I lease a get-out-of-jail-free card. Adieu. Agawam. I toast thee with a triple shot of Tcqtulli (gold) Just remember, its been real ? I, Tina Smith. lease Amy cur crowded locker and all our classes together, my driving lo Mcash and Sue. all our folded papers lo Mr . Grady, my coop job to anyone who can handle it. awesome driving to C indy. Vita tap to wee wee. running and all my bug to John Coevo. and Finally all my unFinivhed MW to Mrs Mazza. all my love 10 the office staff, and finally all my lose and good times at AMS to all upcoming grneratixis I. Laurie SoeeL leave AMS wishing that ft-puc hidcoene with me. I'm bringing with me all the men-.jeies of Eag-11-11A that started all loo much, and of course every real MenaoAPipAJeoc Forced to accompany me are SavoryAScrufT But not to worry’ Gofc. Myrtle. Grace. Savory Jr. Joan Jett. JR Crystal Gayle. Eunice and Stump will stay behind to instruct Ihe upcoming youth 00 how to be like Wiz So. here we come Fwche. Java, She and Symctrical Wiz. Ben of luck to Don (especially if you give Chem a try) And remember that it' really M a hard a it looks (HEY!) Where ctactly IS my Bejesu ' I. Kimberly Soodctv Icj'C my sister. Jenrufcf wtthan a' a k a Twcrpc) a fantastic year. and the best oTtcxk jl«) W hen I grow op I«iM lobe just like so.' To Mr Pulaski I kase one n«i nop sailboat. To mv friends. good luck owl a great wmor year The pint of Mickey Mesne. Sockman. and Fred the Wonder Plume to the hand and cotorguard The title of Art Editor of the Lacorn to Launc Brunette I sadly lea.e «e e!l used Tenoe Sal Good Lock to the remaining people who wear p.nk Burmyltop hats Dream, of Purple Dragon. Beat of lock to Erick and Allan when they return home I. Peter Souders. lease my friend, the geodmemorve we all. hared. RamtoSancbez my night aditnturcs.Skrappy-ninyjmania. AFS student my lo.e. Jena — my teacher.. Faculty - mv rowdiness inciass.sopbo- moret - two year ©4 atnefote trouble. junior Hopei for in awcvxnc ien oc cir. Everyone ) love 1.I.y na St. John, leave to my ...ter Amssa my c.tra IJ credit, and hope that her. Tricia. and Holly lea.e the «hoot with a. many great memories that I had; Thank, to Mr Pula.to for making my sophomore year more enyyyable and bearable, to Michelle a pint of voulbcrn comfottiall my CruciRatt potter., to Tony I leave my phone number 4 the memorK.of vummer of 5; to Mr Nardi ms I ve.gfe! tow book of poetr'v. to Gumby the bett 4 luck 4 all my lose I, Jackie Saaek. lea.e my courtyard pact to Tania Slaimen. and the worst three year, of iay life to anyone who want, them And toCathv licit ■- I ..mpathire with her foe spending her la.t year with •■•-face CR. And to Micbellc Whitehead, all the fruit. 4 vegetable, she'll ever need Thank. Sche.e I. Sue Steadman. lease to Tricu trip, to the movie . MC D's 4 a great tenior year. To Brendon. water use it wisely don't O D on it. to Karen. Where, the to«eP have tots of K K time. 4 ro inadequate or dismembered part, to Cathy I wouldn't ha.c made it without you io I lease all my wordly possessions. 11 them and go toOZ To all my mutant friends I leave the .peciil memories of the friendship, that were made here and «ill continue foeeser be.t of everything to. Kangaroo. KK. Brendon. TT. Patty. Harpie and G. Luv ya all Amy lease Megan many many hands. Tina many me mono 4 good timet. Michelle nice long hair. Chris Debbie our table. Cindy her own private parking .pace. Liva memories of a certain peg (Harry). Mr. Grady all my folded paper . Chris G. my kgs. 4 finally Mrs Ma za my unfini.bed homework I. Tammy Stow, kave my Gund picture , ruil poh h. ton. of homework, and hard clastt my .i.ler Kristis fgcod luck - you're going to need it) I also kase a big bag of Irish coffee jelly beans and lots of great time, at AMS to anyone who dewrve them I. Sharon, of scurd mind and tody lea.e to Paul, my .cry .ptcial friend, all Ibc fun time aed weirdnev. we've had together! Especially Bumbk. Jergen. I ne , bool' ligbtbrite. laxi . Drama. Ha . ETC ! To Chri. I leave a 20 year subscription to playgirl. memories of CCS! Test 4 A.h Lucky m .!!!!!Kellie. M«D To Marla B. I lease many more ’tests! To Ana our run. through the coen f el«l' To Kcnee an awesome «n :r yr. I leave Betty Bufont a DEATHWTSH!!!! I kave my Buddy fcec.er. Debbie R. an ateoiotcly wicked fun year a. a senior in W.S. glad I'm .till Brother Dcobie roee.tr PaW' Beth T. DANCE. I. Daniel Teahaa. leave the following item, to the following people My locker to Bros CcdTey A first cliss plane ticket to San Diego foe Joe Barret to Jerry Alkn my Driving instructor John Field a raze To Cbm Sanche a M-16. I. Gita -SPL ir Tetreault. lease Notha 6 . ell de.cr.cd duxes. Tami and Benny many more year.of being my buddy'. Stesen P one big NUTS! Bodask. BB.TL.JO.Balto. VP.TG. and The Duck one great sense ,.f wrestling. J. Miller one •ROUGH''. Kelly S one BP. and a FB my nephew coe pair of well equipped wrestling shoes, was suploSas. Death to anyone wfcothink. they can beat mem wrestling, and to Jackie I kave 27 pair, of Recbokt, and a hug and a ki !. to Avn big red aed my head. Paul C a ride home, and to Benny many more beach and wh trip. I.Swunt uchmana. lease Kellie Grave, a watch and a map to all the places the know, how to get to. Liu one night with KB. Wcndi a man who will make her happy. Karen a mcknamc which she hates. Linda many memories of Devil Spizzes. Carkne and Cfcmsic a uper senaoe year, my oosvin Jennifer tocarry on the Uschmam name, to Mr. White all the Mac Dee toy foe a passing grade, the best of luck to all underclassmen, because this school isn't so bad, last of all. I leave a big hug and many special memories to Kevin!! I. Felix Vachoa Jr. kave nothing to nobody foe I expect nothing in return? ? I. Erkka Velasco. I n this year i. very different foe me. bccauw I well-known people very nice and specially my host family, friends, teachers Thanks everybody foe your help and for understanding my English Thank, a lot. Mom 4 Dad. Host Family. Friend and AFS Club ... Lose . Erkka I. Ktsia Voyee. lease to Zub Rcodcfelto Shaggy. Mania Haglcr. and Sammy Hagar. a night with Toner and Ed. a toopec. a lifetime warreaty for hi. spec , a picture of hi. chin, the thing on Joan', head, all the life ca Reed St. Rina's hat. I blind dale, tome take cut from Johnny Vee's. a picture of the Te-Te and anything be want, at Starboard Cargo To Joe and Bryan I kase maeiy gcisgdowns and a bill foe 55 29. To Ray I lease a ca of somcthisg we'll ever need. To Whitey I kase a copy of Jrd term greats, and to KC I leave all tbe food she can eat. free trip to Shop Rite, and all the luck Chipmunk reeds 1.1 Jsa-Wnnki Wamcwski. leave many happy memories and good times at AHS to my friends and sisters. To my best friend Gina I kase IHOA Physics equation, one swift class, many N IIS lunches, a cate of coen- fats, one duck tail, and many many wasted E and F period studies as well at the best of luck To O'Donnell I leaic many black and white outfits to i21 Gina and I kase one gizzard. To Chumly we leave as rainy E and F period studies as he can take To Lora Kiddy I kave many happy times for ns to find real jobs elsewhere and to all my friends I lease the best of luck always I. Jim W'beekr. leave Ted LeaL one frosty MiJkf and one cigar. I lease Mr. Ferranti another wolf man doll To Mr Wilson I leave a net her mental shop To Mr D I lease another ChiChi. To Mr Hamilion I leave one-thousand bushel baskets ef clam on the Flip I. (km White, lease Mike Daky nine pairs of Yeager's underwear, to Barry Fein I lease one full-fledged elasp. to Paul Cesan one boxofbilloons.ro Joe Easton I leave at lean one good n.ght with DB?!?. to Mr T Ingham I kave Kara Tebaldi, alto to mi amigo I leave unlibrodccspanoi. to Mike McCarthy many memories of WAP in Apnl 19 5. to All Kilchellone big fat Aircok. to Kcus Voyer I lea.e Zub'schio. alio to all the sophomore girl including Donna Charest I leave two mcec fun-filled years at AHS. Oh yeah to my loving sister wb n I pul up wsth every day I leave not a thing thank vc«j you're welcome. I. Becky White, lea.e one well uwd aed scry bothersome headress to Stephanie To Lisa C. I leu. c one cW and broken ban ha. e fun To Kcilh I lease some com . o n To Lisa Z .KimS . RowC . IX-anne D..ar.d Barb L I leave nothing, because first, r c of you need anything and second, bccauw you're all leaving w ith me and you wouldn't get to c any of it anyway! la! To this year s cotoeguard and all the ccijeguards to come I leave lots of great times and even itwee patience Have fun girls' I. Jackie Wiliam. leave all of my aggravation to Mr. Lester I lea.e all of my skip day to my link brother also I also lease the Ya Ya's Barb To Lon I leave all of our good limes m tbe little arrow To Rachclle I kase all of our good time in Mrs Ma za class, and falling in the hall I. Kim Wilum lease I ir .many lawns. S90 bets (I won l.izz). her list of guys (JDDJTJRCI.NDO). T.D.Bxa map fee her short cuts. Jelsons. Astro, I speedingtiekcl. II.B (Md the key), and a scry happy mar- riage to Joe Rondo 4 to Joe the i of the local lost 4 feund where l.izz can be located when she's clueless' To Mickey Lundcn I kase the kicks. Robert Huey Muffin I more yejr with tbe f (a Vf and a to! Ronnie the Great. I box of lose notes (burnt) 4 the last place in Kellie Grases I ivt ef Guys' To mi little brother good luck in the AHS. if you escr make it here; Karen D. good luck with the J knj yean in AHS! L YK I. Bud Wise , lease to my life size Good an imitation to my next birthday party and my Ixkcraod to my locker I kase a samara so my locker. Bundy, can lake pictures of you gund. I lease Chipcr a new tire for his umcyck bccauw tbe one on it is worn frees riding it. to Ali I kase a gift certificate to Valley to Queen Bee I lease a can of tuna and my car so you don't base to uw your parents on your paper route. toGcrcb I kase Bobby, to Noseph I kase a weight bench and some muscle , to tbe mad puker I kase a whig, to TF I kase a frog, to Vick I kase all my lose and all tbe special moments we had I.Colleen Wright. leave Steve Milts a locker to himself and one more miwrjbk year of high tchcof without me I lea.e my sister. Kellie. I he best of lock with all she doe , especially with soccer, and I'mkaving be- hind all of the rotten times that Bob. DJ. Kaaer and Dave game me this past year I also hope that Bryan Boulwcll ha a good sopiwmore year, and I lease behind most important my MILLSY who I'm going tomiss next year during has wntor year of High School, but I will foeeser be with him I. Curt, kase a decapitated pig to Jenna, a steel sax to Jeff and Steve, a forehand return to Jeff. Jim and Todd, a k of ty ping, editing, ard deadlines to Patti, the best Unicorn ever to my most fasoeite co-editor I escr had — Lisa, lots of I'eau to Hcb. the alien in our locker to John, wild times on trip to future band members, a stuffed dog to Melissa, scene brains to fill Ibc air between Jennifer's and Tracy's ears, and a wink 4 thanks to Mrs P I. Lisa Zicgert. leave toms brother. Da id. a great time on band trips, in AFS and the best senwe year ocr' I also kase the spirit of Scekman and Fred the Wonder PI. mb to the matching bard and cotoeguard Good luck to my fanxitc (and only) coeditor of the Unicoen To Teresa I lease the best time possible wilh the (lurching mohawks as their wnior drum mayor. You made my tenke year as drum major awesome! To the founders of the Psych associat I leave wet feet, cold hands and a stalled car' To future AFScrs. (and present ones) I kase blueberry pie' Lastly, good times to my link sis. Sharon I Wcwdi member of the Revolution , kave CAR a game of mixed doubles with 2 brothersand many more AN BT; to MOBYagbde-kipcatch; to Kathy many memories dreaming c-f 204 21; ackuhesbasket and a N YE to remember to O'Donnell; a real man if there are any to Jobe and Kelly also mxe beach trip to Kell, a pudding glass to Uschy. a big kiss to Chrissie; lo Brownie and Beaner one entire day with rsofighti-g. trident gumwrapper for anyone who needs them, aid most importantly I leave Leva someone new to whine to. a quart of strawberries for deswrt. a pine tree, and my special than for being there MEMORIAL TO “He that does good for good's sake seeks neither praise nor reward, though sure of both at last. — William Penn For many years Frank Mazza had worked under the direction of head custodian Carm Rossi. Upon Carm's retirement. Frank assumed the responsibility of being the High Schools head custodian. The faculty, administration, and students alike rec- ognized Frank as a hard worker and a very caring person. Dedi- cated to his job. Frank was a happy, easy-going man who pro- vided both leadership and companionship to his staff. Frank will always be remembered as many things: a family- man; a dedicated man with tremendous concern for his job: and a friendly person with a dynamic sense of humor. What will be remembered about him most, though, is his dedication to his job and his never-ending concern for the care of Agawam High School and its students. FRANK MAZZA “Commanders-In-Chief” 61 I Administration Mr. John A. Morrissey — Principal Mr. James V. Bruno, Jr. — Superintendent Guidance Mrs. Elaine Bellico Mr. John G. Porter 63 Mrs. Rosemary Stratton — Dept. Head Mr. Albert Baggctta Mrs. Joanne Brown Mrs. Evelyn Hamilton 64 Mrs. Sandra Hines Mr. Lawrence F. O’Brien, Jr. Mrs. Dorothea Nardi Mrs. Dorothy Martin Mrs. Margo Poulin Mr. James D. White 65 History Mr. Edward C. Merrill Mr. John J. Ferranti Mr. Joseph P. Fitzgerald — Dept. Head Mrs. Lynn Litchfield Mr. Wayne C. Morse 66 Mathematics Miss Jane Durkan — Dept. Head Mrs. Lorraine Alves Ms. Marsha Bader Mr. Leo E. Burque Mr. Edward Stentaford Mrs. Bcvcrlyan Pasternak Mrs. Frances Lcclcrc Mr. David Pulaski 67 Science 68 Miss Edna Colcord Mr. John M. Fahey Miss Ann Morison Mr. Arthur G. Gage Mr. Richard H. Joseph Mr. Ronald Rix Miss Mary Wolochowicz 69 Language Mrs. Ann Marie Gould Miss Carol Moran 70 Mr. John Petrone Computer Science Mr. Russell J. Ramah — Dept. Head Mr. Leon W. Brunelle Business Mrs. Arlene Mazza — Dept. Head Mr. Charles Donovan Mrs. Beverly Baggetta Mrs. Carol A. Grady Mr. Gerald Smith Essential Areas Mrs. Catherine Hallaman — School Nurse Mrs. Charlotte Shimel — School Librarian 73 Industrial Arts Mr. Thomas Collins — Depi. Head Mr. Donald A. Dorazio Mr. David T. Hobson Mr. John Korbut 74 Mr. John Magdycz Mr. Michael Wilson Home Economics Mrs. Diana Chase Mrs. Karen A. Myers 75 Mr. Darcy Davis, Jr. — Director Mr. Scott Thompson Music Mr. Stephen B. Files Physical Education Mr. Clifford Kibbe — Director of Athletics Mrs. Miriam Hirschhaut Cafeteria The Cafeteria Staff Mrs. Barbara Capponcelli — Dept. Head Cafeteria Workers prepare the day's meal. Custodian 77 Head Custodian — Norman Fontaine Secretaries Office — Mrs. Elizabeth Barry, Mrs. Eileen Leask, Mrs. Dorothy Eggle- ston Library — Mrs. Catherine O’Keefe 78 Special Areas I I Mrs. Joan Durand — Dept. Head Mrs. Joanne Bertrand — Resource Teacher Mr. Joseph Laino — Dir. of Cooperative Employment Computer Staff Mrs. Charlene Fernandez, Mr. Fred Messier, Mrs. Mary Scherpa, Mr. Robert Raymond 79 “Captains” Entering their second year at Agawam High School, the captains anticipated an exciting year. The elected officers. President John Cappuccilli; Vice-Presi- dent James Frasco; Treasurer Kellie O’Donnell; and Secretary Michael Malinoski. planned various fund-raising activities with assistance from their class advisor in order to acquire finances for their class. They waited expectantly for their class rings to arrive, and also their first opportunity to attend the Prom. The Class of ’87 had a very demanding, but invigorating, year. They exemplified many promising qualities which would insure them of promotions to Majors, leaving them at the top of the ranks. The Junior Class Officers David Allen Kathleen Allen Robert Altobclli David Andry Joseph Antico Lisa Arduino Tracy Armstrong Kristin Augusti Jeri Baker Marc Barber Christine Bardsley Jane Barrett Joseph Barrett Lisa Bartnik Joseph Baruffaldi Lisa Baurlc Robert Beaulieu William Beauregard Michelle Bcllcfcuillc Kimberly Benjamin Heidi Birchall Sharon Bisbec Pamela Blake Michelle Blanchard Matthew Bogaez Katie Borowicc Claudia Bouchard Joseph Bourbonnais You wear it well! Nice hat. Dave! Carter Bowrys Scott Bracci Jennifer Brantley Paige Brcault Christine Briggs Thomas Briggs Laurie Bruncllc Tim Bryant Daniel Bryden Denise Bull Anthony Bouniconti Anthony Bouniconti Frank Bouniconti Karen Burbank Linda Burnett Maureen Burns Edward Cabana Kathleen Cabey John Cappuccilli William Carabetta Nicholas Carra Vanessa Carter Mark Casiello Jennifer Cassessc Domcnic Cccchctelli Gary Cerpovicz David Chapdclainc Mark Charcst Shcllic Charland Jeffrey Chausse Steven Chcncvcrt Anna Chiarella Lee Chrisanthopoulos Carol Ciborowski Karen Ciborowski Tracy Cimaroli Denise Coelln Brian Coffey Phillip Collins Lisa Connor Jeffrey Converse James Cook David Cormier Joseph Cormier Jonathan Corso Linda Cosby Robert Couture Todd Couture Bridget Crean David Cross Frank Czupryna Michelle Czupta Karen Daborowski Michael Daley Jon Daniels Lisa Davis Excitement Plus Good book? “Who. US?! Dana Dclsky Shelly Demarinis Daniel DeMatos Thomas Denardo Tina DePalma Christine Dcsilcts Mark Deslauriers Kenneth Dietrich Jeffrey Dictschlcr Dominic Dilizia Lori Dilomaso Daniel Donatini Samantha Doran Stephanie Douglass Edward Drowns Carrie Dvmon Jeffry Eadcs Eric Early Marc Early Larry Eidridge Frank Evangelista Stacie Fancy Susan Fassnacht John Ferrell Luigi Ferrentino Kimberly Ferris $2 Danielle Fieldstad Tambrey Fila Thomas Finnic Danielle Fisher Dawn Flcury Tina Forgucs James Frasco Francesca Frigo Shane Gadrcault Jill Gagne Scott Gamble William Garvin Aline Gaudreau Andrew Gentile Bernice Giles David Giordano Joanna Giordano Suzanne Girard Jennifer Glover Todd Godek Lee Goodreau Richard Gordon Kristine Gorman Dawn Goss Jill Goss Gary Goulet Anna Grassetti Katherine Griffin David Hallock Peter Hallock Don't just stand there, do something! Athletes at their finest Arc you stuck? Christopher Hamel Loric Hanjack Jennifer Hanna James Hanson Janice Harabin Michael Hatin Scan Hazen Paul Heiden Catherine Helton Jennifer Hcroux Jennifer Herd David Heyman Roy Hill Daniel Hobson Glenn Hood Cathlecn Hopping Tricia Hudzikicwicz Gerard Hume Evan Humphries Lisa Hutchinson Dawn Jakuboski Stephen Jarvis Kathleen Jemiolo Carolyn Jochim Alexander Jorgensen Anthony Joseph Michael Kane Todd Kane 83 Karen Kilian Thomas King Karen Kosinski Craig Krieger Jose-Antonio Kulik Teresa Labonte Richard Laflamme Patricia Landry Bruce Lathrop Kelly Latourelle James Laudato Patricia Lawrence Kimberly Lemire Mark Lepper Mark Lcfcbvrc Robert Letourneau Holly Lewis Sharon Lomastro Robert Longo Tricia Longo Natalie Longtin Eric Lubarsky Rebecca Ludemann Michelle Lussier Renee Magagnoli Michael Malinoski Gina Maloney Jeffrey Martin “Isn’t he cute! Agawam's own Chef Tell What's so funny, girls? 84 John Martin Melissa Martin Jay Martincau Michelle Martone Teresa Martone Angela Mastromattco Kathleen McCarthy Dennis McDonald Mary McMahon Robert McMullin Nancy Merchant Eric Merriman Thomas Mesick Laurie Mickna Jay Miller Steven Mills Scan Montgomery Robert Morassi Lon Moss Deirdre Murphy Keith Musinski Antoni Muskus Dario Nardi Kim Nardi Tracy Nichols Nancy Nickerson Brian Nicole Robert O’Connell V71' Kellie O’Donnell Jeffrey O’Keefe Daniel Obcrlc Jason Osborne Jodi Padden Vincent Pa Ilona Nicholas Paquette James Park David Payne Scott Pearson Michael Pedro Kelli Pepper Carlcnc Pcrodcau Stacy Piccoli Heather Pierce Judith Pignatarc Kimberly Pioggia Jodi Pirnic Kristina Pirnic Christopher Pisano Susan Placzck Kimberly Plakias Christine Poggi Dcana Polak Kevin Prcfontainc Kim Proulx James Puhala Deborah Rickson I thought you liked M M’s! Ham it up. much?! Isn't math fun! Tina Robinson Cathlcen Rockwell Holly Rogers Shelia Rogers Cynthia Rosner Margo Rossi Cynthia Roy Eric Rullman Joanne Ryan Stephen Ryan Edmund Salva Scott Sames Peter Santaniello Peter Schcidle Scott Schrocdcr Paul Scibclli Stacy Senflung Peter Shannon Debra Sharpy Thomas Sheehan David Shlosscr Robert Shlosscr Tania Slaimcn Michael Slate John Smidt Mark Smidt Brian Smith Jeffrey Smith 85 Michael Smilh Matthew Sohay John Sonsini Jennifer Souders Lori Spiro Michelle Sprandcl Kimberly Spring Scott St. Hill Anissa St. John Barbara St. Ongc Rosemarie Stack Joseph Stoneburg Nolanda Strom Shannon Strom Thomas Sullivan Timothy Sunstrom Todd Sypit David Swabia Brian Taylor Jamie Tebaldi Timothy Tlusty Jeffrey Touchcttc Marie Tourville Lee Townsend Brett Treganowan Kelli Trudcl Rebecca Turner Elizabeth Tynan “Look Mom! No cavities! So. who dots do your hair?? Dandle Unfried Jennifer Uschmann Robert Vandergrift Karen Veronesi Carrie Viens Marion VonHollandcr Kristen Votzakis Christine Walsh Lynn Waryasz Michele Whitehead Debra Whitlock Leigh Whittaker Christopher Wood Amalc Yactcen Donia Yactcen Anthony Young “C'mon. answer the phone already! Enlisted Personnel The fall of '85 brought new enlisted personnel to the High School. Although these recruits did not have many definite plans for their first year of basic training, they worked hard to gain recognition from the ranks. The elected officers for this year were: Peter Vccchiar- elli — President; Jimmy Lockwood — Vice-President; Ginny Avis — Secretary; Frank Moccio Treasurer. Best of luck to these students in their upcoming years at AHS. May they enjoy the promotions they receive as much as possible. 87 What's down there? Gina Battista Andrew Battles Grctchcn Bauman Danielle Beaulieu Jennifer Beaulieu Joseph Beavis William Bednarzyk Robert Benson Christine Bernier Dion Berte Anthony Berthiaume James Bickford Kelly Blaisdell Daniel Bolduc Michael Bonavita Tina Book Peter Borcy Alan Boucher David Boutwell Scott Bovat Matthew Bowers Kevin Barlow Melissa Barr Philip Barry Sheri Bassette Steven Baszak William Bates John Albrecht Christina Almquist Keri Alvigini Stephen Amato James Anderson Scott Anderson Karen Arnold Kristen Assclin Lisa Auchy Douglas Avcrill Virginia Avisj Tammy Bailey Thomas Barber Lori Baribault Eric Brumlcy Michael Bruno Karen Burrows Michelle Butler Christine Cabana William Cahill Kristina Candido Christine Canty Diane Carpenter Kelley Carr Charissa Cartello Thomas Cascio Tracy Castelli John Catania Kimberly Bressem Owen Broadhurst Eric Brown Kcllcc Brown Susan Brown Todd Brown The yellow rose of Agawam! Rebecca Clarke Lynn Colagiovanni Lisa Connery Karric Connor Jack Cooper Meredith Cormier Shea Charles Deborah Charticr Joseph Chiarclta Shawn Ciborowski Dino Cicchetti Ann Cichowski Scott Cicbotcr Joseph Cini Angela Cipriani Dana Clark So. Who's Vin? Cindy Cavanaugh Daniel Champigny Travis Chaput Donna Charest ' Alicia Corso Steven Cote Vincent Cremonti Daniel Czcpicl Lesley Daniels Christine David Jeffrey Davies Laura Drzal Timothy Duclos William Duncan Kirsti Duni Scan Earnest Kelly Easter Lori Easton i Michael Egan Kelley Erskinc Ralph Esempio Jason Ferris Dawn Feuerbach John Ficster Michael Filkoski Rebecca Davies Pamela Dawson Paula Dawson Erik Debonis Diana Deford Dawn-Marie Dennis Elizabeth Dcpcrgola Vincent Dcpcrgola Derrick Deslauricrs Cccilc Desmarais Paul Deveno Michael Dczicll Michael DiLullo Robert Dintzner Bobby Dodge Michelle Dodge Michael Dorval Christine Drew Robert Drew Paul Drewnowski Bonzo. What a name! Nice legs! Joseph Grimaldi Maryann Grimaldi Mark Hallbauer Kurt Hanson Lincoln Harlow Scott Hauser James Hebert Julie Frasco Corrie Fugicl Denise Garrett Michael Gasteyer Karen Gazar Rebecca Fisher Jennifer Fontaine Carl Forsyth Dawn Fournier Jeremy Gentile Leonard Giles Richard Gingras Angeliquc Gobcillc Jeffrey Govoni Victoria Govoni Jeanne Graham Ann Grasso Scan Grealis Michelle Greene Jeremiah Griffin Maureen Hcrsey Steven Hershowitz Holly Hitchcock Robert Hoffman Michaclinc Holland Kimberly Hollinger Christopher Humiston Judith Hurley Bruno lacolo Linda lacolo y Samantha Impoco Darren Jacobs Natalie Jacobus Brian Jarvis Jeffrey Jcannottc Cynthia Jenks Julie Jenks Michael Jock Jennifer Johnson Katrina Jones Keith Juzba Amy Kaddaras Stephen Kallipolitcs Melissa Kamp Kelly Kamyk Paul Karam Shelley Keats Jennifer Kelley Alexander Kohli David Kokofsky Joseph Kosinski Cheryl Kozcl Henry Kozloski Stacy Kratimcnos “Peace, brothers. ■ •• David Landry Larissa Landry Anthony Langonc Colleen Lappic Michael Larivicre Richard Lavalettc Matthew Lawrence Kimberly Lcask Jennifer Leavitt Lorain Leavitt What a happy face. Gregory Leighton David Lcmay Christina Letcllier Gina Lewis Marilyn Liberatore Kimberly Little Anne Llewellyn James Lockwood James Longhi Deanna I.onglcy Michael Loomcr Kimberly Lord Tammy Lovely Laura Krzykowski Brigcttc Labbc Mark Lacicnski George Lambouscs Mark Lync Jeffry Mackcchnic Jennifer Maloni Claudio Manes Tricia Marshall Joseph Martin Susan Martin Elizabeth Marzano Brett Massoia Joel Mathcwson William Mazurowski Scott Mazza James McGregor Kimberly McLean John McMahon Kenneth Messenger Laurie Minihan Carl Moccia Frank Moccio Edward Modzclcwski Mario Montcsi Barbara Moreau Melissa Morin Matthew Myers Tracy Nadok Christopher Nichols Michael Nicora Kenneth Nodland Michael Noftall Scan Norgaard Patrick O’Brien Jennifer O’Connor Sandra O'Keefe; ' Brian O'Malley “Ya got a problem!” Il' not lhai bad! Christopher Ollari Glenn Olson Karen Paglia Lynn Pandolfi Lesley Pariscau Amy Parkman Ricky Parolo John Patterson Jay Peavey Justin Peavey Daniel Perry Douglas Perry Sharon Perry Jeffrey Peterson Michael Phelps Anthony Piazza 1 Kelly Piccoli Carol Pignatare Jennifer Pirnie James Pirro Erin Rogers Anthony Ronghi Ugo Ronghi Susan Rossi Rebecca Runshaw Steven Sanchez Paul Sandlin Tammy Santore Eric Satkowski Thomas Sawyer Sarah Scaggs Peter Schindler Raymond Schuler Christopher Scott Richard Scaver Bethany Sellick Richard Sheehan Cheryl Shcley Constance Shcley Karen Shevey Daniel Poggi Paul Poole Linda Porowski Denise Perth Dean Proakis Christopher Provost Jacqueline Provost Richard Pryce Denis Punch Christopher Puskey David Puskey Gregory Quink Simona Ravclli Jeffrey Recce Elizabeth Regish Robert Regish Eileen Rego Mary Ribciro Matthew Rinaldi Linda Rivera Norman Robilaille “Homework, homework, gimme a break” Melissa Sparks Jayson St. Jacques Robert Stack Stephen Stassen Tiffany Stocum Jacqueline Shugart Donald Shunney Peter Sikoski Steven Simmons Christine Skiba Christopher Smith Ericka Smith Jeffrey Smith Sheileen Soden Pen taste good. Kcl? Kristin Stone Tammy Strader Joseph Strycharz Kelly Sullivan Amanda Talbot Kara Tebaldi Dina Tessicini Melissa Towne Lori Tozicr Gloria Trolio Karen Twarog Angela Valcgo Maria Valcgo Cynthia Vanassc Peter Vccchiarclli Yvette Velazquez Gino Vignato Andrea Vivenzio Valerie Voislow Joseph Walz Lori Waniewski Rickey Warner Jodie Warren Laurie Washburn Jody Webster John Welch Scan Welch Kevin Wenzel Amy White Edward White Kenneth Whitehead Kevin Whitehead Frank Windotoski David Ziegert Jonathan Lathrop Chester Wojcik Michael Wojcik Rose Wojnarowicz Michelle Woods Karen Wright Kelli Wright Phillip Yager Stephen Y3gcr Justin Zabik Jennifer Zern Vec. lost in space. “Recreation” Band and Colorguard Nice legs, girls. The Marching Mohawks had a promising start for the 1985-1986 season with the purchase of new uniforms. In return for the support demonstrated by patrons through donations, the organization held a “Thank-you Agawam” night. In addition to their traditional appearances at the home Agawam football games and at the Exposition, the Mohawks attended various competitions. The Columbus Day Parade, Best Band and Colorguard 1st place awards were once again captured by the Marching Mohawks. At the Trumbull, CT Band Classic, the group took second place in the field show. Other fine performances for the field show division were given at events in Lynn. MA and Stamford. CT. In Bloomfield, an exceptional parade performance earned them a first place division trophy, a SI000 prize, and another trophy for placing third overall. The most successful competition for the Mohawks, though, was at Quincy. MA. The groups were awarded first place prizes in the New England and State divisions along with other first place titles for the percussion section and majorettes. Also, they took second place for Colorguard and third for the Drum Majors. The drum majors for the 1985-1986 year were Lisa Ziegert and Teresa Martone. Tom Gionfriddo, the band president, was assisted by vice-presi- dent Kelly Bolduc, manager Joe Bourbonnais, and secretary Mike Chausse. The captains for the Colorguard in charge of flags were Nora Lloyd and Becky White with Barbara Garrity supervising the Rifle section. The suc- cessful season of the Marching Mohawks, supervised by Mr. Darcy Davis and Mr. Barry Petty, was exemplified due to the hard work and dedication of all members involved in the program. Tom shows his talent at the Big E. Perfection Plus! Flag capis., Nora Lloyd and Becky White A is for... Agawam! The 1985-1986 Band and Colorguard. ATTENTION! Smile! Chorale This year’s Chorale was directed by Mr. Files with as- sistance from Presidents Mi- chelle Ricco and Brian Mac- Donald, both of whom served as the officers for Show Choir as well. With their supervision, the hard- working members prepared for the various activities they had scheduled. The group entertained audiences with captivating vocal perfor- mances during their winter and spring concerts. The or- ganization also rehearsed for and anxiously awaited their spring trip. The location of this trip was to be decided upon later in the school year. The 1985-1986 Chorale takes time out for a picture The 1985-1986 Show Choir was directed by Mr. Steven Files. The group consisted of numerous dedi- cated sophomores, juniors, and se- niors. These members met not only during the school day, but had practices at night also to insure the perfection of their routines. The Show Choir sponsored the production of the “top 40” musical show in which various members of the organization performed hit songs from the radio and a few original pieces. The group also planned to attend the University of New Hampshire where they an- ticipate winning their third con- secutive first place award. Also, the Show Choir was offered the op- portunity to compete in a music festival to be held in Montreal. The members and their advisor were debating the possibility of at- tending the event. 98 Show Choir Members of the Show Choir getting cozy! Jazz Dancers Jazz Band This year’s Jazz Band, directed by Mr. Thompson, par- ticipated in such performances as the Christmas concert. Bop Pop, and the Pops Concert. They also competed at the UNH Jazz Festival, the Western Mass Jazz Festival, and various places in Virginia during their spring trip. The officers for this 4-year Western Mass, District Champion group were: Kelley Bolduc — President, Re- becca White — Vice President, Lisa Ziegcrt — Sccrc- tary Trcasurer, and Chris Hamel — Equipment Manager. The Jazz Band looking picture perfect. A Chorus line of Jazz. Dancers The Chorus and Choreography class has been us- ing dancing styles for singing and dancing for the past two years. The AHS Jazz Dancers arc a group of dancers from the Chorus and Choreography class who per- form at evening concerts and also participate in the band’s spring trip. Student choreographers arc Senior Linda Groom, Junior Beth Tynan, and Sophomore Lisa Depcrgola. The Jazz Dancers showing their forms. 99 Mirror The 1985-1986 Mirror Staff consisted of 15 members under the supervi- sion of Mrs. Martin. Each member worked diligently to meet important deadlines so that the rest of the student body could enjoy the newspaper. The co-editors of the staff were Michael Jemiolo and Jolccc Orsucci. Lisa Caron and Cathy Landry headed the sports section, and Chris Noll was the news editor. Rich Malinoski handled the photography, Cathy Landry — the music section, and Lisa Ziegert was the ad manager. The staff intended to compete at Columbia University where they had placed first in previous years. They also won numerous honors in Holyoke, a demonstration of their hard work and dedication. What’s out there anyway?? Arc the Mirror Shorts’ jokes really that bad?!? The guys look at the staff with pride. 101 American Field Service A.F.S. advisor. Mr. Hobson. This year’s A.F.S. club celebrates its Tenth year. The club had over fifty members. They were led by president Jodie Pirnie, vice president Barb Garrity, secretary Curtis Wu, treasurer Scott St. Hill, and student liaison Linda Burnett. Mr. Hobson was once again the club advisor. This year two exchange students were hosted. Ericka Ve- lasco. from Mexico, stayed with the Carpenter family. Allan McFall, from New Zealand, stayed with the Hastings family. In January Chris Desilets left for the upcoming year. This year the club held a masquerade Dance in October. An A.F.S. weekend was held in October, and a short term exchange was planned for the spring. Activities were planned for each of these weekends as well as monthly activities. Curt answers a question from one of his fellow A.F.S. members. National The National Honor Society Officers Honor Society The 1985-1986 National Honor Society consisted of 26 members, led by guid- ance counselor Mr. Paul Cavallo. The elected officers were, president Mike Jemiolo, vice-president Curtis Wu. secretary Michelle Montesi. and treasurer Gina Scrra. There were also four members chosen as the Board of Directors. These were Gina Dialcssi, Cheri Doucette, Kristy Bellini, and Karen Kane. NHS members arc students who maintain an overall average of eighty-five percent, show good leadership qualities, have good citizenship, participate within the community, and arc involved in extra-curricular activities. Because the requirements for becoming a member of NHS have become so stringent, a five member selection committee was instituted. These five faculty members; Mr. Gage, Mr. Joseph, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Zabiclski, and Mrs. Shimcl, volunteered their time, and chose each NHS member, based on the above qualifi- cations. NHS members arc required to maintain at least a seventy average in every class. If a “D is received, NHS priviledges are revoked, and the student is placed on academic probation. If an “E” is received, the member is automatically dismissed from the society. The year’s society had “adopted” the Shriner's Children’s Hospital as their way of working with the community. The members visited with the hospital for Halloween and decorated pumpkins for the children. They planned to return again at Christmas time. Fund raising activities were planned in order to raise money to pay for the banquet at the end of the year. Michelle, working hard at taking notes. Sachem The 1985-1986 Sachem staff consisted of 27 hard-working, responsible seniors. The students were chosen by the yearbook advisor, Mr. Pulaski, through student and teacher recommendations combined with the detailed application each person completed. Once appointed to the staff, the members attended a pool party cookout at the home of supervisor David Pulaski in order to get acquainted with everyone. While there, they learned about the things necessary to put together a quality yearbook. To increase the staff’s knowledge of what was to be expected of them, the section editors attended a training conference at WNEC. This experience benefited the stu- dents immeasurably. Throughout the year, the staff worked diligently under the Editor- in-Chief, Gina Dialessi, and the Associate Editors. Abbic Sheehan and Lisa Waniewski. Due to their ability to meet important deadlines, the seniors were assured of receiving the Sachem before graduation. Literary and layout staffs worked closely together in order to coordinate the appro- priate words and photos for each page. The groups spent many hours during and after school organizing production, and numerous weekend meetings were held at the homes of various staff members. Both sections did excellent work under Literary Editor Ramona LcClair and Layout Editor Joellc Dion. The pictures for the yearbook were the responsibility of photographers Don Hume and Christina Barber. They took various candid, athletic, and advertisement photos along with shots of clubs. Their photos — and Mr. Pulaski’s — enhanced the ’86 Sachem. Directed by Editor Cari Brown, the sports staff recorded statistics from every athlet- ic organization. These members also gathered all information concerning the sports and wrote corresponding articles. With Maria DeSpirt supervising, the advertising staff contacted local businesses and encouraged them to purchase ads in the yearbook. The hard work of this group enabled the business staff to keep the cost of the yearbook low. With advice from Editor Chcri Doucette, the sales campaign for underclassmen and its resulting finances were han- dled quite successfully. The staff learned a great deal about the importance of meeting deadlines, coopera- tion, and communication. The 1986 Sachem produced by this year’s staff is completely a S M A S H !! w - Brownie, you look real cute!! Layout S Kelly CU n. Kris Bodurtha. Dawn Donatini. Maria Lucia, and Ediior-in-Chicf Gina Dialcssi. and Associate Editors Abbic Sheehan and Lisa Waniewski. ntlJ-UJl Literary Staff: Kelly Fedora. Dcanne Duclos. Michelle Montesi, Paul Enderlc. and Ramona LeClair. Ad Staff: Barb Garrity, Becky White, Kelly Kaufmann, Maria DcSpirt. and Joanne Canty Office of Student Affairs The President, Chris Coiagiovanni. conducting a meeting. ■■•nr J The Office of Student Affairs is an organization comprised of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. The primary purpose of the group was to plan activities for the benefit of the student body under th iupervision of Mr. Albert Baggetta. The O.S.A. planned their annual Valentine’s Day Carnation Sale, and also organized an all-day session for O.S.A. members from surrounding areas. This session, held in April, was orga- nized so that the students involved could exchange ideas and discuss the various events that were successful in their schools. Also, this year’s O.S.A. organized the return of the Winter Olympics which were held in January', after Christmas vacation. All money raised from these functions go toward scholarships for graduating AHS students. The 1985-1986 O.S.A. members were President Chris Coia- giovanni, Vice-President Samantha Doran, Secretary Lisa Caron, and Treasurer Rich Malinoski. Joanne Canty, Gina Fal- leti, and Ramona LcClair were senior representatives, and Nan- cy Merchant and Francesca Frigo were the junior representa- tives. Lynn Coiagiovanni and Robert Regish represented the sophomore class. 106 O.S.A. members discussing one of their projects. Lisa, Mona and Rob all listen with enthusiasm. Modern Foreign Language Club The Modern Foreign Language Club, under the direction of Mrs. Brucc-Hanrahan and Mrs. Gould, met every two months. The club was innovative in structure since it combined the former French, Spanish, and Italian Clubs into one organization. This change enabled students taking a foreign lan- guage to experience exposure to other foods, lan- guages, and customs. The future of the club was encouraging as its 25 members anxiously awaited their trip to Heritage Hall to sing foreign Christmas Carols and other excursions they had scheduled. Gening an early start on singing foreign Christmas Carols. The members discuss upcoming projects. Mrs. Brucc-Hanrahan and Mrs. Gould conducting the Club Junior Classical League Under the direction of Mrs. Gould, the Junior Classical League consisted of a sizeable amount of Latin Students. Due to the number of participants the club was divided into two sec- tions. Presidents Cari Brown and Lisa Waniewski headed the two groups with support from Vice-Presidents Abbie Sheehan and Wendi Zymroz. Michelle Montesi and Chris Colagiovanni were secretaries and Gina Dialessi and Lisa Caron served as treasurers. The members were initiated during the Saturnalia and later planned a Christmas trip to the Metropoliltan Muse- um of Fine Arts in New York and a trip to Boston in the spring. The officers of the 1985-1986 Junior Classical League The whole club, gathered for a picture. 107 Spanish and French Honor Societies Both the Spanish and French National Honor Soci- eties, advised by Mrs. Poudricr, inducted their 1985- 1986 members in a “candle-lighting ceremony last May. The requirements for the organizations arc an “A” average in the language and a “B” average in all other courses. The 21 members of the Spanish NHS and the 5 French NHS members offer tutoring services to stu- dents having difficulty in a language course. Members prepare for induction ceremony. French NHS members reading the incantation Spanish NHS students awaiting to be initiated Students Against Drunk Driving S.A.D.D. is a program that attempts to dis- courage students from drinking and driving. Under the direction of Mrs. Charcst, Mrs. Hallaman, and Mrs. Brown, the group did var- ious things to promote this cause. Posters and signs asking students to think before driving drunk were made and hung throughout the school. Also, before the Prom last spring, a “wrecked” car was put in the parking lot to demonstrate the possible repercussions of drinking and driving-courtesy of S.A.D.D. A S.A.D.D. rep raps with students. A member hard at work One of the artists behind the posters. Chris is enjoying her part in the S.A.D.D. program. Math Club The Math Club, under the supervision of Mrs. Pasternak, met every Monday after school. The members increased their knowledge of mathematics by practicing prob- lems from the S.A.T.’s and the Academic Olympiad. The club included seniors, juniors, and sophomores from various math levels. The President was senior Paul Enderle with sophomore Michelle Woods as Vice-Presi- dent. Shaun Ferrendino and Chrissy Sabika were secretary and treasurer rcspcctivc- | ly. The club had an average weekly attendance of 12 to 15 members, and anxiously awaited field trips and other scheduled events. A Math Club member ponders a problem Laughter and learning among math members The 1985-1986 officers with their advisor. Drama The Drama Club met every day during D- period with their instructor, Mrs. Poulin. The students learned about various aspects of dra- ma such as stage make-up, lighting, produc- tion, and directing. Through these classes, acting out skits, and the production of several one and two act plays, the students were able to get a better understanding of theatre. The drama class hamming it up. On a more serious note .. . 109 Audio Visual Aid Danny Bolduc, hard at work. Mr. L’Hcureux takes time out for a picture. The Audio Visual Aid was a valuable service to the school. It provided teachers with audio visual equipment needed for classes. Since meetings weren’t held after school, the club members donated their time in study halls to help out. The 1985-1986 A.V.A. Club consisted of four members — Scott Gregory, Ed Drowns, Chris Hu- miston, and Dan Bolduc. Library Staff The Library Staff, under the supervision of Mrs. Shimel and Mrs. O’Keefe, consisted of sophomore, junior, and senior mem- bers. These students spent their study periods working in the library. The staff was responsible for maintaining order of the library. Also, they were available for assistance to fellow students and teachers. Due to their efforts, the library and its facilities were accessible to everyone. The 1985-1986 Library Staff Library Staff is such “hard work. Student Advisory This year’s Student Advisory to the School Committee con- sisted of five students. Seniors Dawn Donatini and Mike Je- miolo. Juniors Carlcne Peridcau and Christine Briggs and Soph- omore Steve Basjak proposed many ideas to benefit the Student Body. Their advisor Miss Morison met with them to help pre- pare their topics. The Student Advisory Committee. Missing: Carlcne Peridcau Different from past years, the committee met with Mr. Bruno after school to express their ideas. Mr. Bruno took these ideas to the school committee meetings where the board discussed the changes. Appropriate actions were made to reconcile the Stu- dent Advisory's proposals. The Student Advisory Committee working on some ideas. Model Congress Under the direction of Mr. John Ferranti, the Model Congress was made up of students interested in learning about the legislative procedures of the Unites States’ gov- ernment. The group also wrote the 1985-1986 resolution and dis- cussed the upcoming years' projects. This task was com- pleted with the supervision of students Christina Guilbert and Michelle Blanchard. The resolution was then present- ed at the annual conference at A.I.C. Although their efforts were laborous, the students en- joyed the experience and benefited very much from this organization. The editors hard at work. Unicorn The 1985-1986 literary magazine. Unicorn, was again advised by Mr. O'Brien. The co-editors were Curtis Wu and Lisa Ziegert with Patti Lawrence as associate editor. Each section of the magazine had its own editor. Kim Souders dealt with art. Tom Gionfriddo handled poetry, and Robert Dintzer was the short story editor. The staff consisted of a total of 16 hard-working, dedicated, and talented sophomores, juniors, and seniors. They met once a week to organize their annual Winter and Spring issues. The Unicorn anticipated a promising year due to the substantial amount of interest from its participants. •m ln Is ii really that boring?!? Prom Committee The Prom Committee, directed by Mrs. Schilling-Nordal, consisted of various juniors and seniors who created a prom to remember. These students organized a vote in order to decide upon a theme song and a menu for the event. Discussions of having prom favors were prevalent, and music was supplied by a DJ instead of a band. Mrs. Schilling-Nordal explains the responsibilities. The members planning for that special event. Academic Mr. O’Brien enjoys a lighter moment with the Academic Decathlon team. The Academic Decathlon is an organization which was estab- lished at AHS for the first time this year. Under the guidance of advisor Mr. O’Brien, team members met formally once a week to practice techniques for oral speeches and to enhance their knowledge of the 10 areas of academic study. Students also prepared individually for the decathlon by independently ob- taining information from various sources. The 1985 Decathlon Team consisted of scholastic members Mike Jemiolo, Tammy Stone, and Curtis Wu; honors members Cari Brown and Richard Vezis; Varsity members Lisa Caron, Jay Fugiel, and Abbic Sheehan. At the Decathlon in Pittsfield, held on December 14, 1985, the team placed third out of 13 teams from all over Western Mass. They also received a total of over 15 medals in individual categories. The team was also planning to attend the State Competition in Cambridge. Decathlon Teammates take the Decathlon very seriously. The members listen attentively. As Schools Mr. Pulaski captures our team in action off his tv screen. The 1985-86 As Schools Match Wits team, directed by Mr. O’Brien, consisted of one senior and five juniors. Senior captain Curtis Wu and juniors Tom Briggs, Cindy Rosncr, and Jen Soudcrs were the team's starting four. The alternates were Jim Puhala and Mark Lepper. The team worked hard in preparation for their match against East Longmcadow which was televised on October 19, 1985. They reviewed questions from previous shows and exercised various drills as practice. In result, the team performed honor- I ably. Match Wits “Harvard, here we come!!! Curt and the gang rehearse for success. “Drill Teams” Cheerleading The 1985-86 Varsity Cheerleaders were directed by newly-appointed coaches Sharon Barker and Dianne D’Alma. Throughout the year, the girls cheered in sup- port of the various athletic teams, under the leadership of senior co-captains Gina Dialcssi and Michelle Mon- tesi. During the summer, the squad attended NCA Cheer- leading Camp at Camp Idyl- wold. There they received 1 red and 4 consecutive blue ribbons. The cheerleaders also placed first out of 23 squads in the Tournament of Excellence. They were also awarded with an NCA spirit stick. Due to these accom- plishments. the girls antici- pated a successful competi- tion season. 1W1| The 1985-86 Varsity Cheerleaders. Back row L to R: Gina Dialessi. Michelle Montesi. Joanne Canty. Mona LeClair. and Gina Fallen Front row: Jenn Brantley. Linda Cosby. Amy White, Bridget Crean. and Nancy Merchant. Cocaptains Michelle Montesi and Gina Dialcssi. The Cheerleaders perform another fine mount! “CRUSH!! Agawam High means Victory The squad cheers diligently on the sidelines. The ABC’s-Agawam Brownie Cheerleaders. The Class of '86 Cheerleaders. The 1985-86 JV Cheerleaders. Football The 1985 Varsity Football team. Standing L to R: Maria Lucia, manager; Coach Phelan, Head Coach Modzelewski. Coach Vecchiarelli, Coach Geiger, and Dawn Donatini. manager. First Row L to R: Alan Boucher. Jim Lockwood. Tony Langonc. Tom Cascio. Jim Longhi. Frank W'indolowski, Jim Anderson. Ed Modzelewski. Travis Chaput, Chris Ollari, Steve Gcida, and Steve Yager. Second Row L to R: Paul Scibclli. Henry Kozlowski. Jeff Recce. Bob Dodge. Mike DiLullo. Mike Bonavita. Jeff Peterson. Scott Mazza. Frank Moccio. Pete Vecchiarelli, Mike Egan, Rick Sheehan, Jack Patterson. Chris Nichols. Third Row L to R: Steve Moccio. Evan Humphries. Mike Daley, Steve Jarvis. Todd Godck. Rob Longo. Jeff O'Keefe. Vinnic Pallotta. Bob Altobclli. Dan Dematos. John Cappuccilli. Jay Miller. Eric Early. Mark Early, Joe Valcgo. Bottom Row L to R: Ben Rocca. David Robinson. Vin Cardoropoli. Chris Bowry, Pete Saracino, Tony Ingham. Jim Maloney. Ken Bcrard. Tony Moccio. Mike Kennedy. Tony Cichetti, Mike McGrath, Kevin Long, and Allan McFall. 118 Our captains meet the opposition with pride. The Brownies break to the line. The football team had a very productive season under the direction of new coach, Joe Modzelewski, even though they finished the season with a record of 3-7. Led by captains Ken Berard, Tony Ingham, Jim Maloney, Tony Moccio, and Pete Saracino, the team played competitively in every game. Ken Berard headed the offense of the team with his spectacular running skills, and ended the season with an amazing 1,232 yards. The Thanksgiving Day game against rival. West Side, proved to be the most glorious win for the team. After their 15-12 victory, the Agawam— West Springfield trophy was retired to the AHS showcase since the Brown- ies had defeated the Terriers for the past three consecutive years. The team will be losing many key position Seniors, but under the winning attitude of Coach Modzelewski, the future looks promising for the Agawam football team. Agawam is ready to attack. “Don't worry Coach. I know what I’m doing! Alto strives for the first down. 119 Boys’ Soccer Claudio shows his determination. Rick displays his talent on the field. 120 Nothing can stop Mike. I’ve got it! The 1985 boys’ soccer team was coached by Mr. Cowles, first year coach for the Brownies. The team was led by senior tri-captains Mike McCarthy. Peter Sibilia. and Joe Easton. Sophomore Ricky Parolo was also a great asset to the team. He was the team’s leading scorer as well as finishing second in league scoring. The team had many good showings. Two of the best games were a tie at Ludlow and a win at Minncchaug. The team finished with a record of 4-9-3. The 1986 boys' soccer team outlook is promising due to the return of many good players, in fact, the learn could be in the running for the Western Mass Title. The 1985 Varsity Boys’ Soccer Team. Back Row 1. to R: Don Hume, Brian Smith, Matt Bogac7, Dan Obcrlc. David S abla, Rick Parolo. Doug Avcrill. Mike Parolo. Claudio Manes. David Andry. Coach Cowles. Front Row L to R: Tom Sullivan. Jeff Martin. Joe Chiarclla, Peter Sibilia. Mike McCarthy, Joe Easton, Frank Evangelista, Tony Young, Steve Pedro. That's using your head, Dave The 1985 JV Boys’ Soccer team. 121 Girls’ Soccer The 1985 Varsity Girls'Soccer Team. Last Row L toR: Coach O'Brien, capts. Cindy Slate. Lori Harpin. Marni Ayers. 3rd Row: Leigh Whittaker. Sue Girard, Becky Ludemann, Sue Fassnacht. Kelly Sullivan. 2nd Row: Michelle Woodcll. Tricia Longo. Cindy Roy. Beth Whittaker. Lynne Waryasz. Missy Danio. 1st Row: Tricia Landry. Gina Ficstcr, Vicki McCarthy. Karen Kane. The 1985-86 Girls’ Soccer Team, coached by Mr. O’Brien, ended the season with a 9-6-2 record. The highlight of the season was the Cathedral game. The girls dominated and were victorious 2-0 over the Panthers. This victory proved a quote from senior captain Marni Ayers, We can beat any team, but first we have to beat ourselves. The team was also led by senior captains Lori Harpin and Cindy Slate. The girls had a very strong and successful season. The outlook for the 1986-87 team looks promising. 122 OOPS Sue struggles Tor the ball. mm Kcl blows by another opponent. The 1985 JV Girls Soccer Team 123 The 1985-86 Cross Coun- try team, coached by Mr. Young, had a very successful season. The team ended up with a perfect 10-0 league re- cord which enabled them to win the Valley Wheel title. Led by senior captains Todd Jediny and Pat Long- ley, their strong effort gave Agawam a fourth place fin- ish in Western Mass. The 1986-87 season looks just as strong with junior members Nick Paquette and an All-Western Mass candi- date. Jon Corso, leading the way. Cross Country The 1985 Varsity Cross Country Team. Back Row L to R: Jon Corso. Pat Longlcy, Joe Kosinski, Todd Jediny. Joe Bcavis, and Coach Young. Front Row L to R: Ralph Esempio. Bill Carabetta. and Nick Paquette. Agawam runs neck and neck with its opponents. Nice Legs! Gymnastics The 1985 Gymanstics team. Top row I. to R: Julie Jenks. Maureen Burns, Wendi Zymroz, Jackie Provost. Bottom row L to R: Karen Josephson. Elizabeth Korza. Sharon Perry, Michaclinc Holland. Danelle Unfried. Coach Bruso. The 1985 Gymnastics team was led by Coach Bruso. Aiding her was senior captain Wendi Zymroz. Many promising newcomers such as Danelle Unfried. Mi- chaeline Holland. Jackie Provost and Sharon Perry, were an advantage to this season. Of course, many of the team’s points were earned by Wendi Zymroz, Maureen Bums, and Julie Jenks. Many of the girls agreed that “Laura understands our fears and helps us overcome them, because she parti- cipated on the squad in her high school years.” Finishing the season with a 2-13-0 re- cord, was not surprising, due to their inexperience. Coach Bruso is expecting a more promising record in the near future. Julie displays superb balance on the beam. Maureen prepares for a difficult move. “I’ll Tumble A ya! Field Hockey The 1985 Varsity Field Hockey Team. Standing L to R: Coach Sydzlo. Coach Cucuru. Sam Doran. Katie Wright. Tracy Armstrong. Bccki Runshaw, Kelli Trudcl. Judy Pignatarc, Chris Dcsilcts. Lisa Hutchinson. Coach Grieve. Kneeling L to R: Karen Krohne. Amy Schrocder. Cathy Landry. Ellen Conlin. Lisa Caron. Gina Serra. Cindy Jochim, Karen McCarthy. Surprisingly, the 1985 Field Hockey team had the awesome record of 6-6-4. Although Miss Grieve re-introduced the game only 2 years ago. she feels that the girls will do well because they haven’t had the chance to learn any bad habits. This year's team was led by senior captains Gina Serra and Cathy Landry. Both agree that the advantages outweighed the disadvantages. Aggressiveness, endurance, goalies and the team's positive attitude arc the factors that made it possible to do so well. In fact, this year's team missed the Western Mass Finals by only 2 games. Sam gets support from her teammates. 126 The Held hockey team; ready to strike. Girls, the ball is in front of you! Becki and Gina cause another disappointment for the opposi- Don’t just stand there, go for it! tion. Agawam defends its goal. The 1985 JV Field Hockey team. 127 Boys’ Basketball The 1985-86 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Team Standing L to R: Ray I.cClair. Mike Avis, Paul Fetherston. Paul Scovillc. Dave Pemberton, and Coach Martin. Kneeling L to R: Jim Lockwood. Nick Carra. Tim Lockwood. Mike Chaussc. Jim Hanson, and Jeff Peterson. Under the direction of newly-appointed Coach Martin, the basketball team had an impressive start to their season. Led by senior co-captains Mike Chaussc and Tim Lockwood, the team proved victorious in many of their opening games. Strong performances and abilities were shown by seniors Paul Fetherston. Ray LcClair, David Pemberton, and Paul Scovillc. Juniors Jim Hanson and Nick Carra contributed to the team's success. Sophomores who also contributed were Jim Lockwood and Jeff Peterson. They became promising players for the 1985-86 hoop team. With the new coach and an excellent start to their season, the team expected to have a very productive and successful year. “No! It’s mine! Reach for the sky! “Just try to get it past me Fcthcr and his opponent jump to it. Scoville taps the ball into the hoop. Coach Marlin gives a few words of advice. Chausse, ready for the rebound. Agawam tries for the long shot. The 1985-86 Boys JV Basketball Team. Girls’ Basketball The 1986 Girls' Varsity Basketball Team. Back row L to R: Lori Desimones. Anada Long. Kelli Trudcl. Becky Runshaw. Traci Trudel. Carolyn Jochim. Tricia Landry, and Coach MacNicholl. Front row L to R: Lisa Caron. Gina Serra, Joellc Dion, and Ellen Conlin. The 1985-86 girls basketball team was led by Coach MacNicholl with assistance from her co-captains, seniors Joellc Dion and Gina Scrra. The shooting and rebounding skills as well as the experience of the girls had given the team a positive outlook on this year’s season. Supporting the team were seniors Lisa Caron and Ellen Conlin. who were backed by the abilities of juniors Carolyn Jochim, Tricia Landry, and Kelli Trudel. Sophomores Anada Long and Becky Runshaw also were expected to have an impressive season while freshmen Lori Desimones and Traci Trudel also qualified for the varsity team. Since the girls had a relatively young team, the girls anticipated an interesting and productive season. Anada goes for the fast break. Senior captains take a stand. The 1985 86 senior members with co-captains Gina Serra and Joellc Dion. Lori scores another two for the Brownies. Kelli races toward the hoop. Coach MacNicholl discusses the game plan. Lisa, a hand above the rest. Agawam attempts the easy lay-up. The 1985-86 JV Basketball team. Hockey The I98S-86 Varsity Hockey Team. Standing L to R: Coach Bruso. Peter Sibilia. Ricky Parolo. Lee Christanthopoulos, Dan Bryden, John Kovalsky. Mike Parolo. Chris Shea. Darrin Hill. Bob Barbarini. and Coach Sibilia. Front Row L to R: Steve Silva. Dennis Punch. Paul Karam, Mike Ruggeri, Mike Augusti. Bob Coclln. Paul Morris and Tony Young. The 1985-86 Varsity Hockey Team was instructed by first-year coach. Len Bruso. The players cooperated extremely well with the new coach and performed more aggressively with the new attitude created by Coach Bruso. The opening game, an 8-3 victory over West Side, broke last year's disappointing record of 0 wins, 15 losses, and 1 tie. The team continued to be successful through the season. Led by senior captains Peter Sibilia. Bob Barbarini. and Mike Augusti along with sophomore captain Dennis Punch, the team had a strong outlook for the season. Agawam taking charge. Our captains and their coaches. Our skaters Fight for possession. Bob struggles with the opponent. Reveling in victory! “Where's the puck?” “Boy, this ice is slippery!” Agawam races toward the goal. The 1985-86 JV Hockey Team Boys’ Swimming The 1986 Boys' Swim Team. Back Row, L to R: Coach Smith, Dave Allen, Jason Osborne, Rich Vezis, Allan McFall. Brian Osborne, and Paul Enderlc. Middle Row, L to R: Scott Anderson. Tony Ronghi. John Welch and Steve Hershowitz. Front Row, I, to R: Art Hastings, Jason Krynicki. Dana Orsucci. Shea Charles. Mike Jock, Mike Wojik, Eric Drapeau. Garin Vick, John Bellivcau. The 1985-86 boys’ swim team, coached by Mr. Smith, had an aggressive start to their season and anticipated continuous excel- lence throughout the year. The members worked to attain their own goals as well as strive to achieve the team’s maximum potential. Led by senior captain Rich Vezis and seniors Paul Enderle, Brian Osborne and Allan McFall. the team had a strong season. Since only four seniors will be leaving the team, the remaining members expect a positive future for boys’ swimming. The outstanding underclassmen included juniors David Allen and Jason Osborne, sophomores Mike Wojcik and Shea Charles and freshmen Jason Krynicki and Dana Orsucci. These achievers and several other athletes contributed to the success of the team. Senior guys plunge into action. The guys look lovely in their new swimwear!! Paul swims his way to victory. Uirls' Swimming Top row L to R: Coach Smith. Jackie Blakesly. Ericka Velasco. Middle row: Lori Spiro. Angela Mastromattco. Judy Pignatarc. Chris Dcsilcts. Stacy Scnflug, Dawn Flcury. Tina Pirnic. Bottom row: l.isa Connery. Beth Marzano. Chris David, Jen Scalice. Kim Christy, Katie Wright, Becky Fisher, Anne Llewellyn. The 1985-86 Girls’ Swim Team, coached by Mr. Smith, had a very good season. The swimmers worked hard and strived to improve as a team as well as to reach their own personal goals. The team was led by junior captains Chris Desilets, Judy Pignatarc, and sophomore captain Stacy Senflug. Seniors Jackie Blakesly and Ericka Velasco contributed to the success of the team. Other promising swimmers were Anne Llewellyn, Tina Pirnic, and Dawn Flcury. Cathy Hopping and Beth Marzano were the two divers for this year’s team. Beth displays her diving technique. Members of the swim team take to the water. They know that Agawam is 1!! Wrestling The 1985-86 Wrestling Team. Back Row L to R Mike Mendes. Scott Mazza. Jim Maloney. Vin Pallotta. Tom King. Glen Tctrcault. Tony l.angone. Chris White,Tony Ingham. David Sgucglia. Coach Tomkicl. Front Row: Ben Rocca. Todd Godek. Tom Cascio. Barry Felix. Jim Frasco. Bob Dodge. Bob Beaulieu, and Jim Pirro. The 1985-86 Wrestling team was led by senior tri- captains Barry Felix, Tony Ingham, and Chris White. With supervision from head coach Phil Tom- kicl and his assistant, Gary Geiger, the team was considered to be one of the top teams in the state. Seniors Jim Maloney, Benny Rocca, and Glen Te- trcault contributed to the success of the team while juniors Bob Altobclli, Bob Beaulieu, Jim Frasco, Todd Godek, Tom King, and Vinnie Pallotta proved to be quite valuable. Also, a few of the outstanding sophomores such as Tom Cascio, Bob Dodge, Scott Mazza. and Jim Pirro helped to make the season more successful. The team anticipated a very promising perfor- mance at the Western Mass. Championship to be held once again, in Agawam in mid-February. Tony shows off his wrestling skills. Agawam always gets the opponent. Whitey knows wrestling is hard work A variation of the Heimlich Maneuver? Vinnic is sure about this win!! Maz puts the wraps on another Brownie victory. The two opponents go head-to-head. the 1V85-86 Jv wrestling tear Agawam has this match under control. Ski Team Standing L to R: Mike Jcmiolo. Mike Malinoski, Julie Frasco. Jill Go . Andy Gentile. Marilyn Liberatore, Lynn Waryasz. Tim Sunstrom. Glen Olson. Leigh Whittaker. Becky Ludemann. Coach Mcrullo. Holly Lewis. Kim Ferris. Mark Barber, and Jay Martincau The 1986 Agawam High School Ski team, once again, was led by Coach Mcrullo. The captains chosen were juniors Lynne War- yasz and Andy Gentile. The team proved successful mainly due to its positive attitude and experience. Many former team members returned to the team, including juniors Becky Ludemann, Mike Malinoski, Tim Sun- strom, Leigh Whittaker, and senior Mike Jemiolo. The excellent skiing of all the athletes helped to make the 1986 ski team one of the more progressive programs at Agawam High School. Captains Andy and Lynne pose with Coach Mcrullo. “Him? — Beat me?! We were only kidding when we said. “Break a leg . The Ski Team one big happy family. Golf The 1985 Golf Team. Standing L to R: Tony Orefice. Greg Larouche. Wayne Leal. Robert James. Coach Bachini. Rick Leal. Paul Dcvcno. Tony Cichctti. The 1985 Golf Team finished the season with an impres- sive 9-3 mark. They finished in a three-way tic for first place in their league with a 7-3 record. The biggest wins of the season were against Longmeadow, East Longmeadow, and Minnechaug. Key golfers on the team were seniors Rick Leal and Greg Larouche. The juniors were Wayne Leal. Bob James, and Tony Cichctti. The fine teamwork of these students helped the Brownies finish third in the Western Mass. Tournament. The players practice their putting. Wayne makes another great shot as the team looks on. Listen up boys! Baseball i 1985 Varsity Baseball Team. Back Row L to R: Coach Morace. Bob Altobclli, F.d Multi. Rick Stacy. Mike Chaussc. Coach Smith. Middle Row: Ron Viens. Pete Sibilia. Mike Lunden. Scott Zielinski. Tony Ingham. Pete Saracino. Front Row. Bob Wing. Paul Ferraro. Tom Murphy. John Bubar. Tony Kunasek. Bob Barbarini, Tim Sheehan. Todd Connery. am Agawam Agawam The 1985 Varsity Baseball Team, coached by Mr. Smith, had a very outstanding season. Although the team got off to a slow start, seniors Bob Wing. Ron Viens, and Paul Ferraro initiated their winning streak. The Brownies finished the season with a record of 10-4, but lost the Valley Wheel title to Minncchaug by one game. The team also qualified in the semi-finals of the Western Mass. Tournament. Led by the pitching and hitting skills of Viens and Wing respectively, the team placed third overall. They anticipate another successful season in 1986. For Agawam, scoring runs is EZ. Alto shows his skill on 1st base. Coach Smith; content with the Brownies. Agawam shows how it's done. The boys relax after a tough game. Ron puts his all into every pitch. Winger and “Z” play tag with Northampton. You have to keep your eye on the ball! The 1985 JV Baseball Team 141 Softball The 1985 Softball Team, coached by Miss Grieve, ended their season with a record of 11-8; one win short of eligibility for the Western Mass. Tournament. The team was led by senior co-captains Shelly Gingras and Darlene Vig- nato. The highlight of the season was the girls' victory over undefeated Amherst in one of the final games. The girls played their absolute best and came out on top with a final score of 8-4. Although there were many team members, the key players were se- niors Shelly Gingras, Darlene Vig- nato, Leah Ncgrucci, and junior Sharon O'Keefe. The 1985 Varsity Softball Team. Back row L to R: Tricia Landry. Sue Girard, and Coach Grieve. Middle row: Lisa Waniewski, Gina Serra. Cari Brown, Lisa Caron. Sharon O'Keefe, Cathy Landry. Front row: Darlene Vignato, Shelly Gingras. Leah Ncgrucci, Kim Cascio. Kathy Prcszlo. Gina Letellicr. 142 Sue swings away. Cathy is ready for whatever comes her way. Brownie lays down another perfect bunt. Darlene fires another one across the plate. Boys’ Tennis The 1985 Boys' Tennis Team. I. te R: Coach Hayden. Mike Jemiolo. Chris Ollari. Steve Obcrlc. Todd Cuturc. Curt Wu. JefT Dcitschlcr, Bob Coclln. John Kovalsky. Jim Puhala. The 1985 boys’ tennis team, coached by Mr. Hay- den. had its brightest season in years. With strong serving by senior Steve Oberlc and juniors Mike Jemiolo and John Kovalsky, this year’s team made it to the finals of the Western Mass. Tournament. The team finished with a record of 15-3 with a seasonal record of 12-2 which earned them the League title. One outstanding newcomer, Chris Ollari, finished the season undefeated. Members of the tennis team practice to perfect their game. “Did I do that? 144 Coach Hayden discusses the match with his team. The tennis rooster in rare form. Girls’ Tennis The 1985 girls’ tennis team, coached by Miss Wolochowicz, had a very re- warding season. The girls ended the sea- son with an impressive record of 9-3. In singles play, junior Cindy Slate re- mained undefeated throughout the sea- son. In doubles, seniors Jennifer Crcan and Kris Kosinski came away with only one loss. Also, the team was runner-up in the Western Mass. Tennis Tournament at the close of their season. Coach Wolochowicz looks on with pride. The 1985 Girls' Tennis Team. Standing L to R: Coach Mary Wolochowicz. Cindy Slate. Jennifer Crean. Barb Garrity. Sue Bulson. and Joelle Dion. Front Row L to R: Kris Kosinski. Dcannc Duclos. Kathy Jcmiolo. and Cindy Roy. The tennis team practices to remain on top! The future Martina Navratilova of Agawam High. 145 Boys’ Track The 1985 Boys’ Varsity Track Team. Back row L to R: Michelle Blanchard. Gina Fallcti. Joanne Canty. Fifth row L to R: Coach Young. Jeff Reece. Jeff Peterson. Joe Kosinski. Fourth row I. to R: John Wclsch, Tony Rhongi, Scott Bovat, John Ficstcr. Joe Cini. Matt Lawrence. George Lambrusso. Steve Hershowitz. Third row L to R: Jon Corso. Dave Allen. John Lcclerc. Gary Ccrpovicz. Brian Nicole. Nick Carra. Nick Paquette. Second row I. to R: Bob Allen. Chris Noll, Todd Jediny. Vin Cardoropoli, Kevin Long. First row I. to R: Dave Ross, Al Ingham. Dave Bartnik. Jeff Hastings. Mike LeMay. The 1985 Boys Track Team was coached by Mr. Young. Although much of the talent from the previous year’s team was lost due to graduating seniors. Young’s expectation for the upcoming season was optimistic. Many of the impressive strong points of the team were seniors Al Ingham, Mike Lemay, and Jeff Hastings. Other members who contributed to the goals of the team were Vin Cardoropoli, Nick Carra, Kevin Long, and Jeff Peterson. The field events contributed highly to the team’s points with their specialities being discus, pole vault, and long jump. Although the team ended with a record of 3 6, the year was very productive for the returning underclassmen. 146 Kevin practice diligently. Hurdling to the finish line. Girls’ Track 1985 Girls Track Team. Back Row L to R: Coach Spcllacy. Tanya Hart, Sue Harpin, Venita Giles. Coach Tammi Fassnacht. Second Row: Gina Ficstcr, Donna Albano. Tina Smith. Patty Bcavis. Third Row: Laurie Bruncllc. Heidi Birchall. Mary McMahon. Rose Stack, Sam Doran. Judy Pignatarc, I.inda Cosby. Karen Daborow-ski. Nancy Merchant, Leigh Whittaker. Sue Fassnacht, Jill Goss. Front Row: Mario Montesi. Lynn Colagiovanni. Kelly Sullivan, Missy Barr. Katie Wright. Charissa Cartcllo. Carol Pignatarc. Cindy Cavanaugh. The 1985 Girls’ Track Team had a very triumphant season. Many returning personnel, including seniors Venita Giles, Tanya Hart, and Sue Harpin. transformed Agawam into “the” team to watch. The girls were victorious throughout the year with strong performances by Venita Giles. The team finished third in the Valley Wheel Competition and placed fourth in Western Mass; one place better than that of the previous year due to the instruction of Coach Spcllacy. Agawam goes for the gold! Donna looks on with determination. Kathy makes another perfect landing. 141 “Rest and Relaxation (R R)” Kid Party Agawam’s own “Culture without the Club. Wendi and Sue. all dolled up. Helping your “Mummy ? “We love to say ’CHEESE ! The Class of 1986—all kids at heart! “Won't you tell us how to get to Sesame Street? Look! If the Fruit of the Loom “GUYS ?!? Folks of all ages enjoyed our Kid Party! Lwnt mess wun me. tool!: • « % «1 I These arc real “macho men!!! A fine display of ancient Roman culture. Hey. Hey. Hey! It's FAT ALBERT and the Cosby Kids! ISI Semi-Formal 152 Even off the football field they impress the girls. Everyone had a great time at the “semi. Time for a little guy talk!! All couples enjoyed the pleasant atmosphere at Shaker Farms. What a couple!! Wow. he's got 2 dates! Just three of the lovely ladies who enjoyed the semi-formal. Something wrong. Kelly? Couples danced the night away. 153 West The senior captains lead the way into the rally. Side Rally The Varsity Cheerleaders take time out for a picture. The Gridiron Moms: filled with pride Coach Modzelewski says some encouraging words to the team Dawn and Maria—the faithful managers. The cheerleaders show their enthusiasm! The JV Cheerleaders show their stuff. The football team, standing tall with dignity. The seniors, decked out and ready for victory! The colorguard, in top form as usual. Prom ’85 ... “You’re The Inspiration” Picture Perfect! For all who attended, the ‘85 Prom, one to remember. The guests of honor wish a happy and healthy evening to all. Just one of the many lovely couples who attended the Prom. Brian and his date; enhanced by a special moment. Good times were shared with good friends. This kind of happiness was evident in all couples. Everyone look pleasure in the fine atmosphere. Soccer Rally Girls' coach Mr. O'Brien is mesmerized by the rally. The cheerleaders show their stuff. A new addition to the rally—the Girls Soccer Team. The boys' team, looking fine! Coach Cowles congratulates the team on the season. Those Awesome Seniors! Need we say more! Winter Olympics The 1986 Winter Olympic team members. Lizz falls for the Olympics. Prez leads us to defeat the underclassmen. Ali proves that the games aren’t always fun. “Nerd Day” REVENGE OF THE NERDS!! 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'.tTSSSf Go to Smith Drugs for all your needs and necessities. Telephone (413) 786-6816 “VVYZ” MACHINE COMPANY Experimental • Production Machining Stephen J. Wyzga President 582 Springfield Street Feeding Hills, MA 01030 Tile Contractor :y ifattlo Specializing in lulian Tile — Set in Mud Santo DeSpirt 7? Reed Street Agawam. MA 01001 (413) 786-9580 HAINE'S PET SALON ALL BREEDS WASHED GROOMED COMPLETE LINE Of PET SUPPLIES PROFESSIONAL POODLE TERRIER GROOMING OAY DATE TIME 582 SPRINGFIELD STREET FEEOING HILLS. MA 01030 TEL 786 6242 GRAOUATE OF OOG GROOMING SCHOOL KITCHENS BATHS CELEBRATING 40yrs of QUALITY DESIGN 1945- 1985 786-2133 own « oats - s nights SOUTH INI HKIIH.I ( IRE 11 . AGAWAM MASSAE III si rt CHIWH 164 Carl A. Kaufmann iLilJPARTNERS RESTAURANT JL 485 Springfield Street Feeding Hills. M A 01030 Chas. Freihofcr Baking Co.. Inc. 115 York St., West Springfield. Mass. 01089 413 737-8054 Tel: (413) 786-0905 Carmclla O’Leary COUNTRY SQUIRE FURNITURE 159 Main Street Agawam, MA 01001 786-9121 ENSIGN COOPER GIFTS 161 Main Street Agawam, MA 01001 786-7760 Instead of sleeping on a hard bench, check out the comfortable furniture at Country Squire. Students at Agawam High cheer for the fine gifts found at Ensign Cooper. TAYLOR RENTAL 221 Springfield Street Agawam, MA 01001 786-4433 Mrs. Myers celebrates the terrific values she got at Taylor Rental. Walnut Street Cleaners Laundromat 29 Alterations Repairs j Drop-off. same day Uj-TTt Laundry Service B Lbl 339 Walnut St. Ext. L— ' Agawam. MA0I00I MJ 786-5227 LOCKSMITH Dan RacklifTc 786-0429 786-1213 W.C. RACKLIFFE SON INC 382 Walnut Street Agawam Shopping Center Agawam. MA SODA PET FOOD CITY 351 Walnut Street Ext. Agawam, MA 01001 786-3907 Lisa admires the many different tropical fish. Lisa will have another bird if you don't buy your supplies at Soda Pet Food City. CECCHI’S FARM STAND 1131 Springfield Street Feeding Hills, MA 01030 786-2489 Drive in to Cccehi's for the finest in fresh fruits and vegetables. Kelli, plowed over with work from the many customers at the Farm Stand. AGAWAM FOODMART Springfield Street Agawam, MA 01001 786-4395 SARAT FORD 250 Springfield Street Agawam, MA 01001 786-0430 Jay hurries to Sarat Ford to get the best buy on a new car. Get your act together and go to Food Mart now! 167 BUDGET CABINET SALES 300 Main Street Agawam, MA 01001 789-2074 budget cabinet sales Visit Budget Cabinet Sales for quality cabinets. What a wide selection! FEEDING HILLS FLORIST 8 Southwick Street Feeding Hills 786-9764 Chris sneaks a kiss from the wide variety of candy. Chris, surrounded by some of the beautiful flowers at Feeding Hills Florist. 169 GRIMALDI BURZDAK 431 Springfield Street Feeding Hills, Mass 789-0310 Call Grimaldi Burzdak for assistance in locating your next home. Drive on in to sec the best in the business. The finest in both residential and commercial housing. Grimaldi Burzdak ReatfoTA RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL AGAWAM AUTO SCHOOL 379 Walnut Street Agawam, Mass. 786-4984 171 Sheila invites new students to Agawam Auto School. These girls will teach you the rules of the road. SHAKER FARMS Shaker Road Westfield, Mass. 568-4087 The elegant surroundings make every visit to Shaker Farms memorable. 172 Despite their appearance, these crazy guys prepare excellent meals. ROLLAWAY 1756 Main Street Agawam, MA 786-4875 The Rollaway offers the best skating around. Special friends share the fun at the Rollaway. 173 ARMSTRONG-BLUM MFG. CO. SPARTAN $ DIVISION ARMSTRONG — BLUM MFG. CO. CUTTING TOOL DIVISION 1000 Suffield Street Agawam, Mass. 786-9665 One of the employees shows off the quality machinery of Armstrong Blum. More of the fine equipment used at Armstrong — Blum MFG. Co. Your doorway to the finest quality saws in the business. WHALLEY COMPUTER ASSOCIATES Grist Mill Plaza Southwick, Mass. 569-6885 Mr. Walley shows us one of his finest computer systems available. Tom Hanson, the young executive at Whallcy Computers. Dean surveys the quality merchandise at Whallcy Computers. FOUR SIXTY REALTY, INC. 460 Main Street Indian Orchard, Mass. 543-2031 176 Mr. Johnson and the girls inspect the building's progress. ADVANTAGE STUDENT SERVICES 460 Main Street Indian Orchard, Ma. 543-6603 John shows the girls the scholarships available through Advantage. Miki and Sheila arc pleased with the assistance Advantage has given them. WARD IRISH Mobile Home Brokers 460 Main Street Indian Orchard, Mass. 543-2240 Another person for a mobile home? Sheila and Miki point out their dream home sold by Ward Irish. 7 i-t-j i i iVlT AGAWAM BOWL 363 Walnut Street Ext. Agawam, Mass. 786-0996 Watching «he opposition. Brian breaks for a snack from the Agawam Bowl snack bar. 178 Frank enjoys an afternoon of bowling. Striving for a strike!! wait steinmetz photography (413) 737-1400 179 SLIECH AUTO BODY 276 Springfield Street Agawam, Mass. 789-2366 Dan shows off one of Slicch's dependable tow trucks. Dan admires some of the fine work just being started on this car. ISO Slicch’s Auto Body is ready to serve you at any time. Dan is waiting for some customers to keep Slicch's busy. NATIONAL AEROSPACE 11 Ramah Circle Agawam, Mass. 786-4000 The beautiful National Aerospace: We're easy to reach. Congratulations 181 to the Class of 1986 CURRAN — JONES FUNERAL HOME INC. 745 Cooper Street Agawam, MA 781-7766 109 Main Street West Springfield, M A 781-7765 Curran — Jones Funeral Home is committed to excellent service. 182 Both Curran — Jones locations arc dedicated to serving the people. The Agawam Advertiser News “Your Hometown Newspaper” Committment To Excellence In Public Education Agawam Advertiser News Publisher Richard Sardella ....Lawrence O'Brien Of The Agawam Education Addresses Teachers Of The Agawam School System Association Presents Sardella With The First Friend The Day Before School Starts.... Of Education Award From The AEA.! Best Wishes Agawam High Class Of 1986 183 raE Igt.‘ML-- .: H1 HERITAGE HALL 61 Cooper Street Agawam, MA 786-8000 184 Mai takes a break from his busy schedule. Patti and Lynne arc just two of the competent aides who are willing to serve you. FISH TO GO 833 Springfield Street Feeding Hills. M A 01030 786-6132 The service at Fish To Go is unbeatable. Sandy orders Fish to go . Fish To Go welcomes new patrons. Sandy enjoys the atmosphere at Fish To Go. 18S REACH FOR THE STARS Christa McAuliffe FROM YOUR AGAWAM TEACHERS The teachers plan for the best year ever. The 1985-86 teachers look forward to a promising new year. 186 AEA president. Mr. O'Brien, encourages the teachers to have a successful year. CROSS ROADS 5 North Westfield Street Feeding Hills, MA 786-6667 Chris relaxes on one of the comfortable sofas. Chris displays the fine quality furniture at Cross Roads. DR. CURTIS 53 Springfield Street Agawam, MA 786-0171 187 Chcri opens wide for Dr. Curtis’ staff. Dr. Curtis takes good care of his patients. Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 Love, Your Senior Cheerleaders Michelle Montcsi Gina Dialessi Gina Fallcti Joanne Canty Ramona LcClair COLLEEN GRAY 1342 Springfield Street Feeding Hills, MA 789-1864 IKS These customers seem to be pleased with their haircuts. Colleen Gray offers the best in hair styling. Congratulations To The ’86 Seniors As usual, the Show Choir performs with excellence. Mr. Files gets the Show Choir together. From A.H.S. Show Choir The 1985-86 AHS Show Choir 189 Best Wishes Love, Your Gridiron Moms The 1985-86 Agawam Football Team. Jimmy anticipates the play. Agawam’s outstanding senior players. 190 The penetrating Brownie offense. Our strong defensive tacklers. Congratulations Agawam High Class of 1986 Ericka Velasco, one of our visiting AFS students. AFS members depart after a very productive meeting. Our two foreign exchange students preparing presentions about their homes. Rick Betsy Sardella — President Barbara Connery - Vice President Beverly Laferriere - Secretary William Quinn Treasurer Best Wishes From The School Chapter of American Field Service The Community A.F.S. 191 Congratulations — Class of ’86 From The Agawam Band Parents Association Karen was all smiles at the Big E! The proud leaders of the 1985-86 Band and Colorguard. The Band and Colorguard turned out for every home football game. Diane concentrates in order to perform at her best 192 Hey. who's behind those Foster Grants? —Oh! It's the Drum Section! Best Wishes To The Class Of 1986 Mr. Thomson conducts his crew. From the Jazz Band 193 BON AVITA, GORDON, AND DANIE 430 Main Street Agawam, MA 789-2020 At the offices of Bonavita, Gordon, and Danie. the door is always open for the solution to all your legal problems. UNIQUE CUT 336 North Westfield Street F.H., MA 786-3491 Kelly knows that the staff at Unique Cuts know all the latest The style you'll receive at Unique Cuts will surpass your wildest dreams. fashions. 194 FEEDING HILLS PUBLIC MARKET 634 Springfield Street, F.H., MA 786-0772 feeding hills PUBLIC MARKET FRESH CHOICE MEATS PRODUCE - COLDCUTS MEAT PLATTERS JPEN 7 DAYS a6m:I0 TEL. 786-0772 Dawn says. “The sign says it all! JOHN’S TRUCKING 415 Silver Street Agawam, MA 786-3340 195 John’s Trucking for all your little... .. .and BIG trucking needs! VILLAGE LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING 789-2421 1340 Springfield Succi Joanne M Mill Feeding Hilk. M A Holden F. Hills. Jr • V C V The Country i V c V mouse .• V $ c s' : : 0 house 0 0 A c e e V v S A Sm«- X-S '0 S' s A 499 SPRINGFlELO STREET AUTHORIZED FEEDING HILLS. MA 01030 JAMMER Tes-OTIS DEALER MOTOR Burke’s CYCLE PROPRIETOR 808 BURKE MANAGER PAULA BURKE QUALITY SIDING ROOFING EAVE TROUGHS LAODERS J. O. YOUNG COMPANY. INC. LADDER MANUFACTURER 81 RAMAH CIRCLE SOUTH AGAWAM. MASS 01001 JEFFREY T ROBB TELS : 786-4140 PRESIOENT 786-4141 ¥ ounq SINCE 1900 _________ SHARPE AND WILEY “If you have the floor, we have the covering. 378 Walnut Street Agawam. MA 786-2081 THORPE’S OFFICE SUPPLY 1408 Main Street Agawam, MA 786-8080 196 Thorpes carries supplies for any size task! Thorpe’s also has the latest in office supplies. AGAWAM MEDICAL EQUIPMENT 719 Main Street Agawam, MA 789-1100 Kara demonstrates one of the many picccsof equipment at Agawam Medical Center. Ride on in to Agawam Medical for the best in medical supplies. Prudential ACADEMY OF HONOR Dave Kunasek District Agent 1252 Elm St.. W. Springfield. MA 01089 Bus. 413-736-2728 Res. 413-786-0580 FEEDING HILLS PHARMACY 1350 Springfield Street Feeding Hills. MA 01030 786-2362 786-2357 FEEDING HILLS NURSERY STOVE CENTER • FRESH CUT FLOWERS • COAL WOODBURNING STOVES • PROPANE 1226 SPRINGFIELD STREET P.O. BOX 359 BILL RAYMOND FEEDING HILLS. MA 01030 (413) 786 3312 HAPPY BALL Send a bouquet of colorful balloons to someone special • Delivered by a clown, a rag doll or with your message or song. PARTIES - BIRTHDAYS NEW BORNS - HOSPITALS OR JUST PLAIN FUN 786-1542-Leslie CHEZ JOSEF 176 Shoemaker Lane Agawam, MA 786-0257 Chez Josef gets into the holiday spirit. Lisa and Lora, two of the fine workers at Chez Josef. FULLY COMPUTERIZED TELEX WORLDWIDE TRAVEL CONSULTANTS Travel Connections International 1325 Springfield Street, Suite 2 Feeding Hills, MA 01030 Leisure - Commercial - Groups DEBBIE PILEGI MANAGER F WILLIAM EULIANO. JR RICHARD J EULIANO SUSAN Y. EULIANO ELAYNE A EULIANO “Get Connected - Call TCI” In Massachusetts (413) 786-7840 In Connecticut (203) 560-0120 J.W. WIMPY’S 365 Walnut St. Ext. Agawam, MA 786-0951 Take your date to J.W. Wimpy's for a night of fine dining. V LOAM • BARK MULCH • TRAPROCK • 80BCAT ITRUCKING • LOADER • BACKHOE • SITE WORK SN0W PLOWING • SNOW REMOVAL • SANDING OXFORD PRECISION O'Krongly Construction Co., Inc. 325 Silver St. 786-9872 786 3204 Agawam, Mass. 786-4000 LANDSCAPING SEWER WATER LINES NEW LAWNS EXCAVATING • CONCRETE • SALES • SCftVtCJ • REBuiTS • MENTALS COMMERCIAL SCALE CO.. INC. TOO BOWLES ROAD. AGAWAM. MA 01001 TEL (A 13) 786 8810 CLINTON. CT 0AN8URY. CT WOBURN. MA AL8ANY. N Y AGAWAM MA Free Estimates 1004 Shoemaker Lane Feeding Hills. Mass 01030 Garage 786 3332 IT R CONSTRUCTION Backhoe • Buiido er • Bobcat Complete Landscaping • Trucking ROGER CONNOR 786 6439 RICHARD NEIS 789 1730 KEEFE FLORIST 266 Walnut St. Agawam Mass. 786-2622 “Boy. some flowers from Keefe Florist sure would be nice! RIVER ROAD DAIRY DELI 33 River Road Agawam, Mass. 789-0810 Get all of your parly fixings at River Road Dairy and Deli • AGAWAM FLOWER SHOP 430 Main Street Agawam, Mass. 786-7427 EDWARDS DRUGS 287 Springfield Street Agawam, Mass. 786-4100 Gel lovely corsages and more at Agawam Flowers. Linda and Bridget cheer for the quality selection at Edward's Drugs CINCOTTA FARMS 1246 Springfield Street Feeding Hills, Mass. 786-2188 200 Cincotta Farms' bountiful selection is turning people's heads. Barb displays one of the beautiful arrange- ments at Cincotta Farms. JOHN F. WALSH 46 Suffield Street Agawam, Mass. 786-1820 MITCH’S NURSERY 1265 Suffield Street Agawam, Mass. 789-0981 You could relax too. if your accountant was John F. Walsh. “Hey. you know, the plants at Mitch's Nursery arc really cool! CASUAL MALE 808 Suffield Street Agawam, Mass. 789-2858 80 RAMAH CIRCLE SOUTH AGAWAM MASS 01001 Quality Printing For Over 30 Years A EOWARO OISCO TEL 1413 788 7666 RICHARD E. ALDRICH, CLU Sales Representative 10 Southwick Street. P. O. Box 253 Feeding Hills. MA 01030 Phone: 413-786-1720 Res: 413-786-1392 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE NitlOnavM i on yoo VOn Telephone 739-7976 L. 8. Bolduc Distributor Custom Screen Printed A Embroidered Sports Wear Leo Bolduc 20 River Street President West Springfield. MA 01089 766-4192 ’'' lev Sfftw i, 'fc. 373 SPRINGFIELD ST.. AGAWAM MA 01001 SPECIALIZING IN DECORATED CAKES COUNTRY FLOWERS ano GIFTS • r 326 SPRINGFIELD STREET TEL '413.786 7563 £ • AGAWAM MA 01001 BARBARA VlENS DIANE FILA LYNN’S FEEDING HILLS CLEANERS COIN OP LAUNDRY RUGS • SHIRTS MILITARY UNIFORMS STORAGE ALTERATIONS REPAIRS DROP OFF SERVICE UPOLSTERY QUALITY DRY CLEANING | ™ I ii its tabnc we clean it to perfection 338 N WESTFIELD ST FEEDING HILLS. MA 786-4524 LYNN WOJCIK PROPRIETOR McDonalds 868 Suffield Street, Agawam 786-6863 MASON CONTRACTORS INC. 1040 North West Street, F.H. 786-1548 Air' ' , J MACON “ J CONTRACTOR. 'NCI 7861548 1 n -i•vmieM ■ Liz and Jcanic display one of their father's fine pieces of machinery. Xtfr r ' MACON “ CONTRACTOR. 'NC „ 7061548 Call Mason Contractors if you want the job done right! iy u toyn 94 Reed Street Agawam, Mass. 01001 MARYCHILSON 8ARSTOW President (413)786-5257 TELEPHONE 789 2106 DR. RICHARD W. GALLERANI OPTOMETRIST CROSSROADS SHOPPES 20 SOUTHWICK ST. FEEDING HILLS. MASS. 01030 BRIDGEPORT NATIONAL P O 80X 289 104 RAMAH CIRCLE SOUTH AGAWAM. MASSACHUSETTS 01001 Paintings Prints 'E7he Studio ’allery Custom Picture Framing Fast Service At The Right Price 158 Silver Street Phone Agawam. MA 413-789-3065 (§% JOHN BIANCO TONY BIANCO BIANCO SONS BICYCLE CENTER FINE QUALITY 8ICYCLES REPAIRS ON ALL BRANDS 786-8660 1110 SPRINGFIELO ST. FEEDING HILLS. MA 01030 Congratulations Class of (o Frar the Feeding 4ills White House” PM fW REBECCA SARAH CHRIS JEFF 203 KIDDER STACY 270 Main St. Agawam, MA 786-8692 A.H.S. FACULTY PATRONS Russell and Elaine Bellico Diana L. Chase Cecile N. DcsLauricrs Mr. Mrs. John A. Morrissey Lynn and John Litchfield Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Mackler The AHS MIRROR Lawrence F. O’Brien, Jr. The Porter Family Margo Poulin Elizabeth L. Prcw David and Wanda Pulaski RICHARD CHRISTINE RACINE Bcrceron sMellisf Inc . Realtors I_ Jim Dion Bun. (413) 789-29 4 Rea. (413) 786-2071 38 HarL-ru-i Avenue • Had Lon nu-ado . Maaaackuartta 01028 0 Norik Wcatficld Street • Heeding Hill . ,Ma a.ku ett 01030 BUSINESS 786-3212 HOME 786-3196 SAL CARMELA MARZANO • LADIES FASHIONS • GIFTS • BEAUTY SALON 422 COOPER STREET AGAWAM. MA 01001 OLYMPIC FASTENERS • V f INSULATION FASTENING SYSTEMS FOR SINGLE PLY Mfl Bilk I I LD UP ROOFING P.0 BOX 508 AGAWAM. MA 01001 BUS. 413 789-0252 BUS 800-633-3800 t HAIR SPECTRUM 293 SPRINGFIELD STREET AGAWAM. MA 01001 TEL 789 0967 312 SPRINGFIELD STREET AGAWAM. MA 01001 (413) 786-3055 MOVIE VCR TELEVISION SALES RENTALS 204 YOU’RE ai VIDEO STORE LIVING LOVING LORING Congratulations to our Seniors! You made the right choice with Coring Studios. Seniors - Class of 1987 will be photographed in both traditional and OUTSIDE ENVIRONMENTS at your school, packages starting at $49.95 205 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1986 SACHEM STAFF Yearbook Parents Association Mr. Mrs. James L. Barber Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Barnes Mr. Mrs. Kent Bodurtha Mr. Mrs. Stephen Brcseit Mr. Mrs. Clifford Brown Mr. Mrs. Michael Canty Mr. Mrs. Richard Clarke Santo Laura DeSpirt Lynn Dialessi Mr. Mrs. Richard A. DiLullo Mr. Mrs. James Dion Daniel Cheryl Donatini Mr. Mrs. Charles H. Doucette. Jr. Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Duclos Mr. Mrs. J. E. Endcrlc. Jr. Mr. Mrs. George Fedora Don Mary Hume Mr. Mrs. Alfred Ingham Maryann Kane Chervl Carl Kaufmann Mr. Mrs. Gerry Laferricrc The Lucia Family Mr. Mrs. Fred Montesi Mr. Mrs. Raymond Saracino Mr. Mrs. Lawrence P. Sheehan Ms. Cindy Waniewski Frank Mary White ■’HRysYoYcy Y vrv-v IN MEMORY OF MILDRED REED Mrs. Mildred Reed had been a dedicated member of the AHS faculty for eighteen years. Also, a member of the Wheaton College friends, an art enthusiast, and devoted to her faith, this woman’s interests were as diverse and impressive as her talent as an educator. Marcia Recd-Hcndricks, daughter of Mildred Reed, remarked. “She always felt that schools should never lower their standards or expectations to meet the students.” Instead, she believed that the students should raise their own standards and expectations to meet those of the school. Although an unexpected tragedy shortly followed her retirement, her values and spirit will thrive in the hearts of all who knew her. We. the 1986 Sachem staff, dedicate this page and all the wonderful memories it entails, to Mrs. Mildred Reed. With knowledge comes understanding... Steady grace... Calmness and Depth ... Insightful... Reserved... High Standards ... Sense of loyalty to family and friends... Good sense of humor... Recognized humor in others and was able to laugh at herself Year End GIRLS' SOCCER BOYS' SWIMMING Classical W 3-2 Amherst W Holyoke T 1-1 E. Longmeadow T 41-41 Chicopee Comp. W 6-2 , West Side W 90-S9 . . % Cathedral Easthampton W 97-54 West Side L 1 3-1 Pittsfield W 47-36 Longmeadow W fl 7-0 Classical L 104-67 Ludlow i s 4-2 Westfield L 96-72 E. Longmeadow 2-1 Longmeadow L 122-44 Chicopee Min nee hang Northampton West field West Side Cathedral Classical Ludh Chicopee Comp. W 12-3 Chicopee W 17-9 Cathedral L 10-8 Holyoke L 7-3 5k West Side W 16-10 m Classical W 10- Northampton L 7-6 Ludlow Wk 23-5 South Hadley W 16-4 Longmeadow L 5-1 QIRLy TENNIS Minnechaug L E. Longmeadow L West Side | W Chicopee 1 Chicopee Comp. A W Palmer w MlnnCCiTJlUg E. 1 ongmeadow w West Side w Chicopee w Palmer w Minnechaug West Side Westfield E. Longmeadow Southwick Longmeadow Gateway W 3-2 Minnechaug T 0-0 West Side W 2-0 Westfield W 3-1 E. Longmeadow L 1-0 Frontier L 8-0 Southwick L 4-0 ByaBHI Longmeadow T 0-0 Vail 1 BOY : BASKETBALL WRESTLING Longmeadow W 54-50 West Side w 68-57 Amherst L 86-72 West Side W 68-6! South Hadley w 74-69 L 73-69 Greenfield Wl I 68-65 E. Longmeadow L U 87-63 Chicopee w, s 91 86 Westfield L J 67-66 Minncch.n “6 W 74-52 Longmeadow w 65-54 Chicopee Comp. L 79-72 Cathedral L 82-6! Classical W 85-62 Commerce L 8.3-57 Holyoke L 85-78 Putnam W 80-69 Westfield w 62-60 Technical L • 76-68 7th in Western Mass. JV: 13-7-0 Quabbin L 32-20 E. Longmeadow W 50-12 Amherst W 59-2 Frontier W 47-14 Ludlow W 60-12 Putnam W 30-27 Classical W 57-3 Cathedral w 37-18 Technical West Side Westfield w Uf 48-6 A A w w 60-0 33-26 Longmeadow w 57-0 League Champs 2nd in Western Ma- 'S- JV: 9-2-0 Amherst E. Longmeadow West Side Easthampton Pittsfield Classical Westfield Longmeadow Minnechaug Cathedral E. Longmeadow Easthampton Classical L L W W L L L L L L L L L W L GOLF w West Side Minnechaug S. Hadley Lulow West Side E. Longmeadow Longmeadow Minnechaug S. Hadley Ludlow Longmeadow E. Longmeadow League Tri-Champs 3rd in Western Mass. 208 Scoreboard FOOTBALL GYMNASTICS Ludlow W 21-14 Amherst L 18-0 Northampton L 28-16 Westfield L 354) Classical W j 12-8 Holyoke L 22-15 Minncchaug I 14-7 Caihcdr.il West Side . 34-14 W 15-12 Hampshire Reg L 63.8-59.55 Gateway Reg. L 86.6-59.6 Monument M. . w 62.8-47.85 Wahconah 1- 107.05-72. Holvokc L 91.5-73.65 Westfield L 96 1-67.85 GIRLS' BASMJMl.L Min South H. West S Northampton Westfield Amherst South Hadley Holyoke E. Lo: gmcadow Northampton Chicopee Chicopee Comp. Longmcadow West Side E. Longmeoeow Minncchaug Amherst Cathedral Longmcadow J V: 14-4-0 BASEBALL SKI TEAM Statistics not available Westfield L 5-4 Cathedral L 10-4 Westfield W 5-4 West Side L 9-8 Technical W 10-6 Minnechaug L 7-5 Northampton W 14 5 Ludlow W •3 S. Hadley W II -2 Longmcadow W -S E. Longmcadow W 19 .7 Amherst L 2 Minnechaug L 1« 3 Northampton W 21 Ludlow W 8-2 S. Hadley W 10-2 Longmcadow w { 3-2 West Side w 3-2 E. Longmcadow w 8 •2 Amherst I. •0 209 comfortable thanks to Reeboks. Dr. Ruth attracted nationwide fame. Swatches kept everyone on time. Good or bad, Rambo fever 10N11A1 swept the nation. We were crazy for Madonna. “Coach was missed on the set of Cheers. The U.S and Russia strive for peace. Coke will always be it. The trauma of AIDS was magnified by Rock bearable. Music came to the aid of millions. The dreams of the shuttle astronauts live on . . . 198 As the “battles end, time runs out for the Class of '86. Soon we will go on our own separate ways to begin new lives, and all of the hard work, laughter and tears will be nothing more than cherished memo- ries. It has been the goal of the 1986 Sachem Staff to preserve these memories in the hopes that we can always look back and remember our Senior year at AHS. I would now like to extend my heartfelt thanks to the Sachem Staff, who devoted the time and energy necessary to produce this yearbook. My two associate editors, Abbie Sheehan and Lisa Waniewski, de- serve much gratitude for all of their help in meeting very important deadlines. I would also like to extend my appreciation to George Petro, our yearbook representative, for always being there when we needed some extra help. Most of all. I send my most sincere thanks to Mr. Pulaski, a wonderfully creative and caring man, for devoting such a tremendous amount of time and energy to this yearbook. You will all fill a special place in my heart forever! To the Class of 1986, congratulations! May you fulfill all of your dreams, and may you reach the goals that you strive for. With the very best of wishes kJzLl UL f wJjLUXJ Gina M. Dialessi Editor-in-Chief FROM THE EDITOR: “it’s been a S M A S H ... ” Intruder Alert!! Famous Lines 1 and 2 The mysterious stereo Deputy Dogs Laughter Burrp!! Winski’s captions Ice cream sundaes with all the fixings. Frog Mania A map to Avenzo’s Peanut Butter Cups at 1:40 Rain at the armory Pictures taken with unloaded cameras?! Just how do they get those ads?! “Bleep! Bleep!” Enderles Hunt and Peek System Lamborghinis + Locklear Just where are those missing pens? rulers? ... “SQUEEKS” and her crew The case of the missing photos SACHEM STAFF - it’s been a S M A S H!!! it’s been a “S M A S H

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