Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1975 volume:

Ci Seat RN Te oboe CAS aaa oS OR a e RS oS ee ¥ Sw cites oie BOSE o Sy fiat Pes er) ei oni we sieobedixasiud TIP. KG pepteitcrnG pees eS TRACE Ferg agit ie 5S eine aS Beginnings 4 The Years Brawn And 12 Brains 44 Brains And Brawn 20 Happenings 88 Educators 110 The Rest Of Us 122 HOW DO YOU GET TO SCHOOL? ... dead tired ... Via my roller skates ... on my turtle eeeltdon ... the usual route by sheer willpower ... painfully Pee inirstiecear ... barefoot ... we drift in _. Yankee ingenuity ... brains! ... by a bus that unfortunately comes . piggyback — my freshman brother brings me .. my mommy brings me .. aS quick as | can, but I’m still late . smelling like a smokestack; every other kid on my bus smokes! . my chauffeur drives me ... how are you doing? epee IS 1S a 1OOLDdll ae ‘‘Can you go a little slower, Coach?”’ ... how’s school? ... What did you do this summer? anybody know what we’re having for lunch? ... what? ... how's life treating you? . What’re you doing this weekend? ... how was your vacation? THE EMPTY QUESTION . What’s happening? . hey you guys, Is it raining out? . where are you going? . What’s new? ... smoking in the boys’ room ... SO get your elbow out of my ear . So what do you want me to do about it? ... Striving to reach our goal ... fighting like the dickens ... SO let's make the best of it . in the cafeteria We’re Allin This Together Seana a tu aeeersm pra and two heads are better than one so why don’t you help me out? me and my shadow up to our necks in the science wing cS =) S ® are) o no) eo) fe) Oo = O WY hee o ww) he Oo ce) O oY) — o O O O WY o = pre) oO eae 't KNOW | don gotta catch my bus depends on where | get accepted home to college 10 . tolunch _. what do you mean by that? . | have to be at work for 3:00 . out the door . say that again! . up . where’s here? . to the unemployment office _ is this a survey or something? WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? 11 12 1 William Calley: victim of a situation 2 Godspell: a musical prayer 3 Pollution: an increasing problem 4 Tricia: a bride 5 Vida Blue: pitcher extraordinaire 6 Attorney General Mitchell 7 Pro-Peking demonstrators 8 Woodcock and Meaney 9 Spassky: a decision 10 Stu- dents in Irish revolt 11 Sesame Street Muppets 12 The President’s plane. ‘T1-'72 A violent clash in Londonderry between Protestants and Catho- lics and mass demonstrations become part of the continuing conflict in Northern Ireland. A crisis occurs in the Vietnam situ- ation as the Paris peace talks are halted in March. The bombing of North Vietnam and the mining of Haiphong harbor takes place. Tensions ease, however, and the peace talks are resumed in July. The new nation of Bangladesh is recognized by the United States. Michaelangelo’s fa- mous Pieta is damaged in Rome. Richard Nixon becomes the first U.S. president to jour- ney to Peking in February. He also travels to Moscow. A ma- jor prison uprising in Attica, N.Y. is quelled by 1500 state troopers. Death toll reaches 43. Holy Coss be- comes the last Jesu- it school to admit women. A women’s rights amendment to the Constitution is passed by the Senate. J. Edgar CHS in October. Sr. Loretto Thomas starts Cathedral’s Career Center. The Frosh football team is the smallest ever. The Hockey and Gym- nastic teams capture West- ern Mass. crowns. Cathedral conducts its first annual observance of Earth Day in May. 13 Pieta: a work of art desecrated 14 Robert Redford: ‘‘A star is born” 15 The Lennons in concert 16 Superstar: a rock opera 17 McGovern supporters 18 McGovern and child: the Democrat- ic hopeful 19 Cathy Rigby: America’s new star gymnast 20 Feminist Bella Abzug 21 Consumers: meat boycott 22 Vietnam: a painful reality 23 Fritz the Cat: newest craze in cartoons. Hoover, director of the FBI, dies in May. The name ‘‘Water- gate’’ comes to public atten- tion as police arrest five men for burglary at Democratic National Headquarters in Washington. Major league (baseball) players strike in April. The Apollo 16 moon shot lifts off in April. A rotating schedule is used at Cathedral for the first time in September. Senator Edward Kennedy visits Us! 14 1 Mexican drug raid 2 Mark Spitz: record-hold- ing medalist 3 1972 Summer Games in Munich 4 Apollo 17: the last planned moon launch 5 Nixon and Tanaka 6 Captain Spotless and Kid Cleanup: environmental awareness 7 POW's: a long awaited return 8 George Wallace: a campaign ended 9 MASH: TV’s adaptation of a hit movie 10 Charlie Chaplin: return from exile 11 Ryan O’- Neal and Tatum in Paper Moon 12 Sensational- ist Alice Cooper. The Vietnam conflict draws to a close after a period of stepped-up military activity. Although Henry Kissinger proclaims ‘‘peace at hand’’ in October, full-scale bombing of North Vietnam resumed in December. Howev- er, secret peace talks in Paris are resumed by Kissinger and N. Vietnam’s LeDuc Tho, anda cease-fire agreement is signed in January. The US and Russia conclude important agreements. A three-year trade pact is signed in October, and Brezhnev and Nixon design agreement to avert nuclear war after talks in June. Arab terrorists break into Israeli quarters at the Olympic Village in Munich, Germany, eleven are killed. North Ireland Protestants 13 Watergate Committee: ‘‘Uncov- ering the Cover-up” 14 Peter Falk: TV’s unsophisticated sleuth 15 Secretariat; “Super Horse” 16 Hen- ry Kissinger: foreign affairs advisor 17 Wheat shortage 18 Agnew’s res- ignation: first in a long line 19 Mar- tha Mitchell: the mouth that roared 20 Nixon: landslide victory 21 Jack Anderson: scathing reporter 22 Highest average 23 Pippen: A razz- matazz musical hit. choose to remain part of the United Kingdom, while Catholics boycott this vote. The US supplies air support Ay. wholesale price per bushel ‘xports in millions of bushels as heavy fighting erupts in Cambodia. President Nixon wins re-election in a landslide victory; he carries 49 of the 50 states. Wage and price controls are removed in January. For- mer presidents Truman and Johnson die. The Senate Wat- ergate Committee is estab- lished in February. Administra- tion members Haldeman, Er- lichman, Kleindeinst, and Dean resign, and the Senate Select Committee on Presiden- tial Campaign Activities con- venes under Senator Sam Er- vin. Members of the American Indian Movement seize the town of Wounded Knee, South Dakota. The soccer squad wins State and Western Mass titles. Sr. Rose Carmel wins the Na- tional Teachers’ Award. Coach Al Cece leaves CHS; John Mich- alak becomes head football coach in May. 15 16 President Nixon orders mandatory fuel allo- cations to avert energy crisis, but oil-pro- ducing Arab countries join in an embargo on petroleum exports. Russian author Alek- sandr Solzhenitzyn publishes The Gulag Archipelago concerning prison camps in Russia during the time of Stalin: he is ex- iled. French president George Pompidou dies in April. Spiro Agnew is first to resign; Gerald Ford is sworn in to replace him two months later. Skylab II astro- nauts return from a record 59- day stay in space. Interest in ex- orcism greatly increases as a result of The Exorcist, a novel by William Blatty. Patricia Hearst, 1 Billy Jean and Bobby: a battle of the sexes 2 Attack on presidential palace: Al- lende killed 3Terrorists in the forefront 4 Gas: expensive and scarce 5 Skylab 6 Fashions: sparkle shirts 7 Two extremes of the sporting world 8 Kissinger and Brezhnev 9 Israel and Syria: a fight for land 10 Hunger: an all too real threat 11 Nixon with Wright, Ervin and Baker 12 Mother seeking food in the Sub-Sahara region. daughter of the wealthy Ran- dolph Hearst, is kidnapped by the Symbionese Liberation Army. Streaking becomes popular on college campuses in March. Former Administra- tion members Haldeman, Ehr- lichman, and Mitchell are in- dicted in the Watergate trials. Hank Aaron hits his 714th home run, tying Babe Ruth’s record. Sr. Alice Kenney and Sr. Patricia Feeley become Principal and Vice-Principal respectively. Rings are distrib- £ uted to 678 members of the class of ’75. The Student Rep- a ww resentative Board is organized OY a Sones . 5) gal, | in October. Mr. Edward Smith, i (7 io } -. om Business Manager, dies in ip ‘. | : ii aol ‘i December. Mr. Hen- ry Parent, Dean of students, is hospital- ized after suffering a stroke. Michael Shameklis, a gradu- ate of Cathedral, returns to CHS as a Buddhist monk. The Readak reading 13 Cesar Chavez: farmworkers’ ral- ly at CHS 14 Bishop Weldon: shar- ing experiences 15 The Great Gats- by: Mia Farrow and Robert Redford 16 President Ford: taking the oath of office 17 John Denver: ‘‘Thank God I’m a Country Boy”’ 18 Patty Hearst: kidnapping or conspiracy? 19 Alexander Solzhenitsyn: an au- thor exiled 20 Nixon: resigning the Presidency 21 John Dean: taking the oath 22 The Kennedys: a united family 23 Hank Aaron: new home- run king. improvement course is intro- duced. The Drill Team comes to a halt after twenty-four years of service. President Ford visits Asia in November: talks with Brezhnev lead to a breakthrough in the arms race; Japan and Korea also host the President. 18 1 Ford and Brezhnev: detente 2 Minorities: victims of recession 3 Ali: back at the top 4 Kissinger: Middle East reconciler 5 Valerie Harper: TV’s Rhoda 6 Sugar: infla- tion’s latest symbol 7 Nixon: defeated 8 Ella Grasso: first woman governor whose husband did not precede her in office 9 Bussing violence: South Boston 10 Con- troversy: rights or racism 11 Evel Knievel: hero or hoax? 12 The telephone: a future of confused communications? The world food crisis worsens; the World Food Conference meets in Rome. The Middle East situation remains tense; ‘‘war jit- ters’’ provoke brief skirmishes. Cyclone Tracy causes great de- struction in Darwin, Australia, on Christmas Day, 1974. Pope Paul proclaims 1975 the Holy Year. Its theme; renewal and reconcilia- tion. Nelson Rockefeller becomes Vice-President. Unemployment rises, especially in the auto indus- try, as the economy slumps. In- flation worsens; sugar prices soar 400%. The CIA is accused of domestic spying; investiga- tion results. Haldeman, Ehr- lichman, Mitchell, and Mardian are convicted in the Watergate trial. Jack Benny dies of can- cer at age 80. Breast cancer comes to public attention as a result of the successful opera- tions on Betty Ford and Happy Rockefeller. Lt. Calley, the only man convicted for the May Lai massacre, is paroled. Democrats strengthen their con- gressional majority after the November elections, gaining more than 2 3 of the House vote. 1 Ella Grasso becomes the first woman governor whose husband did not precede her in office. Racial trou- ble breaks out in Boston as a result of court-ordered bussing. For the first time at CHS: seniors are allowed to leave study halls; tuition is projected for ’75-’76 school year; a CHS team reap- pears on the ‘‘As Schools Match Wits’ TV quiz program. The troubled and happy events of our high school years are in the past. It remains for us to answer the question, ‘‘Where do we go from here?” 13 Glass and steel: symbols of fu- ture construction 14 Gas masks: will pollution get this bad? 15 Wich- ita skyline: shapes of the future 16 Absurd gravity: vision of a topsy- turvy world 17 Arafat: Palestinian representative? 18 Hungry Ethiopi- an child: symbol of the world food crisis 19 Comedian Jack Benny: dies at 80 20 Pope Paul: opening the Holy Year 21 Howard Cosell and Billie Jean King: sports world personalities 22 Episcopalian priests: forcing tradition’s hand 23 Nelson Rockefeller: sworn in as Vice-President. 19 ae ae 20 Highlighting the year, International Night, organized by students and faculty of the language department, focused on culture. The cafeteria was sectioned off into cafes representing each country studied. All participants were involved insome activity. Not covering sufficient material led individual and group projects to be diminished in the classroom. The door to the language lab was barely opened for testing purposes because teachers wrote their own tests. Many of the students took part in two trips offered by the travel club, one to Italy and another to Spain. A AROUSS ES FRENCH EnGeisShH | ENGLISH FRENCH won PLOL FOP OCT TI S FRANCAIS ANGLtAe SQPPteisisiee Zz RAM C Bie 6 1 Humor sparks French class for Mary Flan- nery and Sue Breton. 2 French dialogues call for all of Ellen Frey’s attention ... 3 use of her dictionary ... 4 and transcription for correction. 5 ‘‘Haut les mains,’’ exclaims Joe Sicbaldi. 6 To develop his listening skills, Bernie Barret makes use of the language lab. 7 Board work perfects Spanish for these two students. 8 Dramatizing in another language, Steve Doughal and Joanne Proulx actively participate. 23 24 Curriculum, Personnel Add To Science Department This year saw, not only new techniques, but also many new faces and AVA materials in the Science Department. CHS welcomed Ms. Mary McGuire, Mrs. Elizabeth Contant, Miss Jeanne Monaghan, and Ms. Cathleen Corcoran to its Science Wing. Another new face to the department was Mr. Roger Lavallee, a math teacher, who teaches Computer Science. A new course, Psychology, was taught by Mr. Richard Barry. Adding to the interest of A.P. Biology was asmall menagerie, making room 261 appear much like a zoo. Seniors had the broadest scope of courses available with A.P. Chemistry, Physics, Physiology, and Science and Society, as well as Psychology and A.P. Biology. Biology was included in the Freshman course selection where previously there had been only one honors class. Science classes sponsored several school-wide programs. Among these were Environmental Awareness Day and the Anti-Smoking Campaign. THE “21 INCH CLASSROOM” A study aid that is being utilized this year by the science teachers is the 21”’ Classroom or video- tape machine. This audio-visual aid in addition to the one in the History department increases the number owned by the school to two. Students find it extremely helpful inside the classroom and out. 1 Goggles prove to be good protection for William LaPalm and Marie Geoffroy. 2 Fear- lessly the ‘‘Bee Man”, Brian Seaver, class of ‘73, shows interested biology students his bee collection. 3 Paul Berube finds chemicals useful in his biology field work. 4 Frosh Kevin Bresnehan contemplates the next step for building his molecules. 5 Two young scien- tists set up the apparatus for their experi- ment in IPS. 6 Chemist Dan Tonelli demon- strates his laboratory procedure. 7 A student ¢arefully ignites the fuse on his bunsen burn- er. 8 Thomas Murphy pauses before netting another tadpole. 9 Armed with his notes, Hector relaxes before beginning class. 25 26 New Courses Enhance English Department’s Outlook Inter-disciplinary humanities was a new feature in the English Department. Offered to seniors and juniors, the course embodied studies in English, Theology, and History. Operating on a grant from the National Humanities Fund, the class was taught by Mr. William McBride, Mrs. Jeanette Paul and Sr. Veronica Brown. Three credits were given for the course which covered three class periods. Under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Pratt and Sr. Ann Lynch, the department offered a diversity of course electives which allowed each student to pursue his own interests. Freshmen were offered a new Study Skills program which was of great value to them in forming good study habits. Co-curricular activities included sophomores attending a Stage West production of Marcus Brutus to supplement their study of Julius Casear. The humanities class sponsored the UMass Ballet Company for interested students. Through literature the Interdisciplinary Humanities class evaluated var- ious conceptions of man’s destiny. Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and Shakespeare’s Tempest were among the works used to explore this problem. To present different versions of the play Antigone, the class was divided into two groups. While one acted the play in the traditional way, the other group inter- preted it differently and used Charlie Brown and his friends as the char- acters. 1 Sophomores display their dramatic talents in the play TheLicence. 2 Displaying poise and confidence, Kathy Kevane delivers a speech. 3 Freshman John Murphy shares his ideas with his classmates. 4 Concentrating deeply, James Morgan ponders a question. 5 Rich Sergienko consults the text for an an- swer. 6 As the teacher explains a fine point, Dan Allen, Rich Armeda, and Marc Columbe listen intently. 7 In a Major British Authors class Mrs. Jeanette Paul directs class discus- sion. Pa 28 ee ee 1 Through group discussion freshmen gain a better understanding of themselves. 2 Intro- ducing new perspectives, Elesha Gohil speaks of life and customs in India. 3 Bible instru- ctor, Mr. Jean-Pierre Beaureguard discusses the finer points of the Old Testament. 4 Total relaxation is gained by Sheila Dunn with the assistance of Fr. Rizzo. 5 Students involve themselves in a reenactment of St. Paul’s Epistle. 6 East-West student, James Geagan brushes up on the I-Ching ... 7 ... while Cathy Roy drops the coins ... 8... and Bar- bara Aiken arranges the sticks used in this method of Chinese fortune telling. A new form of cultural enrich- ment was brought to CHS stu- dents by the Interdisciplinary Humanities class. Featured in this endeavor were the University Dancers who used various types of modern dance to entertain. The artists are enrolled at UMass and perform at various functions for college credit. God And Man Go Hand In Hand The Theology department this year initiated two new courses: Bible course which offered students enough background material necessary to understand and comprehend the Old Testament, and the Interdisciplinary Humanities which took an approach towards the 21st Century with themes of freedom, communication, and responsibility incorporated in it. Freshman Theology classes stressed independence while searching for a meaningful answer to ‘‘Who am 1?”’ An in-depth study of the sacraments created a readiness for Sophomore students to become more aware of Christian love and the religious dimension of their everyday experiences. East-West Religions compared the Christian relation- ship and attitudes toward God with Hindu and Buddhist religious beliefs and traditions. An examination of the community in terms of the ideas of Church and Kingdom highlighted Christian Community classes. Seniors in Theology Through Literature and Film viewed films while exploring existentialism and Christian values. The options man considers through friendship, love, and loneliness were emphasized in the marriage course. The holy year theme of reconciliation ; was implemented by means of an adult education class directed by Fr. Richard Riendeau and Mr. David Laux. 30 Experience Broadens Viewpoints The Social Studies Department used practical experience to feature ideas which gave students better insights into history. A one-year, multi-subject program, taught by quarter, was Offered to Freshmen this year. In the Inter-disciplinary Humanities Program, students were confronted with problems which will arise in the 21st century. US government courses offered an in-depth view of public opinion, civil liberties, and the major political parties. The course initiated an opinion poll and followed up with a mini-course on the legislative process and the citizen's role in democracy. Foreign policy was analyzed and and its study enhanced by aspeaker from UMass. Springfield served as a laboratory of study for the Urban Affairs class, which compared US cities with European counterparts. The course expanded its view of law and society by witnessing local court activities, and several lawyers visited the class to hold workshops. Cathedral students attended the AIC Model United Nations held in May, and sent a team to the model United Nations held in New York. Peon rf Goren, Reagaeng Tos Yar ® | a ww os Oxo D SHOULD A petis if 1 Senior Louis Sagon explains various as- pects of Indian culture. 2 Ancient Greece and Rome prove to be an enjoyable study for John Serafino. 3 Guest speaker, Fr. Peter Loughran gives a lecture on Irish history. 4 During a legislative mini-course, Kathy Al- bano and Mrs. Garvey discuss procedure. 5 The nook outside the Social Studies Re- source Center is a popular meeting place for student groups. 6 Former governor, Francis Sargent delivers a campaign speech in the Springfield ares. 7 Listening attentively, Ka- thy Evans participates in a group discussion. 8 World hunger is expressed on the social studies bulletin board. Tse A) e) th bye ur [ Zior 1 eas te The Inter-disciplinary Human- ities Program was host to Dr. James Dator, a political scien- tist, who visited CHS as part of a series of visiting speakers from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The noted authority on ‘“‘futuristics,” in a series of lectures to students and faculty members present- ed a preview of possible life- styles and educational alterna- tives in the 21st century. He later delivered a public lecture entitled ‘Alternative Futures: What are the choices?” 31 32 Semester Courses Strengthen Math Department Striving to expand students’ mathematical knowledge, the Math Department offered five new semester courses to Juniors and seniors who had already completed Algebra | and Geometry. These courses included Logic, Analytical Geometry, Math for Better Living, Trigonometry, and Probability and Statistics. Some of these offerings added a new dimension to the standard Math program because they dealt with practical situations that could be applied to everyday life, such as how to balance a check book and what to look for in selecting the best insurance policy. Other courses were aimed at giving students a chance to meet college requirements without having to take a full year math course. Freshmen, for the first time, had the opportunity of choosing Algebra or Geometry. wary CLUB TODAY 1 Karen Noel's board work is checked by Sr. Mary Grace. 2 Delighted with an audience, Steve LeBlanc shows off his math skills. 3 “Could you help me with this problem, Sister?” requests Larry Kulig. 4 Math work excites Carl Leidhold ... 5 perplexes Tom Synan ... 6 and challenges many others to find an easier way out. 7 Projects by Ralph Chabot, Ed Kennedy, and Bob Haggins con- tribute to their math marks. 8 Juniors Al Palmeri and Marlaine Hoffman explain poli- tics’ effect on the economy. 33 Interest remained high in the Bachelor Foods course as it became a semester course this year. Males as well as females learned to prepare a variety of foods ranging from hors d'oeuvres to dessert, including some “‘snack ’ foods. In these days of high food prices, meal planning became an important asset to a cook’s talents. Emphasis was placed on low cost — high nutrition foods. Consumer Economecs, a newly instituted semester course, taught the importance of comparison shopping. Quality was emphasized in the search for lower food prices. A major project this year was the preparation of a well-balanced spaghetti dinner for people involved in Model Senate. High clothing prices forced people to take up home sewing to enlarge their wardrobes. In an effort to equip themselves with necessary skills, students turned to Sr. Barbara Gumpright’s sewing classes. Any student who demonstrated the basic skills normally taught in Clothing | was able to begin with Clothing Il in an experimental program this year. Advanced clothing students worked on the techniques involved in tailoring coats. All seven classes worked on a project for Springfield’s Bi-centennial celebration. 34 1 Before proceeding, Diane Sarnelli checks her pattern instructions. 2 Bachelor Peter Rodrigues displays his handiwork as Ed Ken- nedy looks on. 3 Guaging her space, Diane Rougeau fits the pattern pieces on her mate- rial. 4 Preparing spaghetti for the Model Sen- ate dinner, Maureen Leonard marvels at the size of the pot. 5 Homemade pizza tastes good to Fran Pantuosco and Brian Belle- feuille. 6 Discussion of technique aids seam- stresses Cindy LeBlanc and Jean Fleming. 7 It takes a lot of food to feed a growing family as is evidence by the variety of pots and pans. 8 Closely examining her work, Kathy Mc- Farlin pins and cuts. 35 36 Students Learn To Drive With New Ford Maverick; New Melodies Harmonize In Music Appreciation Although the price of gas has gone up and the speed limit down, Drivers’ Ed. is still a popular course. A new Ford Maverick came completely equipped with anti-airpollution devices and asix-cylinder engine which used as much space and gas as their old eight-cylinder car. International directional signs proved easier to follow while the drivers cut down on trying to read the signs and kept their eyes on the road. Music Appreciation had a successful second year with a class of twenty-one students. Along with repeats of last year Mr. Dante Pilegi tried some newapproaches, among them the teaching of music theory and four part harmony. Chords and chord structure also played a part in the curriculum. Some of the musically talented students, as well as Mr. Pilegi, brightened up the class by performing on occasion. 1 Student driver Diane Farwell painstakingly begins her first drive. 2 With utmost concen- tration, Paula Hodecker expands her design. 3 New Intenational Signs aid in safe driving. 4 Becoming aware of the parts of the engine aids new drivers. 5 Accuracy is important in Michael Pantuosco’s work. 6 Checking the basic design, Jeff Angers verifies his draw- ing. 7 ‘‘This is what we call a triplet,’’ explains Mr. Pilegi. 8 Stereo enhances the students’ appreciation for music. 9 Senior Matt Wolff diligently prepares his drawing. 10 Mistakes are quickly taken care of by Basic Tech stu- dents. LAM hee ‘a0 GE HL MUTUAL a Nt. Industrial Arts Kicks Off Bicentennial Exhibit With the upcoming Bicentennial, Industrial Arts classes helped bring interest into the celebration. Using the floor plans of old schoolhouses, the classes reconstructed buildings. More advanced Mechanical Drawing classes did more detailed designs while Basic Tech classes made the vital outlines. Each student was also given an outside project of designing something and then preparing a scale model of his work. 37 38 Half Year Course Changes Look Of PE Department This year the P.E. Department initiated a new process of scheduling students. Sophomores took gym daily during the first semester while Frosh took it in the second. Both Sr. Beverly Rochford and Mr. John Michalek favored this method since it allowed them to watch students’ everyday progress. They cited, however, the disadvantage that no gym program could be offered to the students for the other semester. Along with Sr. Beverly, Mrs. Jean Pelland offered the girls various activities such as tennis badminton, volleyball, gymnastics and floor exercises, softball and basketball. A week-long concentration on the dangers of smoking, a complete personal conditioning program, and self-defense as presented by Lt. Daniel Spellasy of the Springfield Police Department were included in the program. Coach Michalek, Mr. Richard Discenza and Mr. William Wise Supervised the boys’ schedule which consisted of football, soccer, basketball, wrestling and volleyball. The boys’ program stressed the importance of weight-lifting in competitive sports as well as in daily physical fitness. 1 Determination shows in Ed Ryan’s face as he takes careful aim. 2 Jumping to hit the birdie, Mary Quinn returns the serve to the amusment of Mary Thomas and-Anne Thom- as. 3 A sophomore girl practices the finer points of tennis. 4 Moving swiftly Timothy Kenny dribbles past the opposition. 5 To improve his physical fitness, sophomore Michael Brown works out with the weights. 6 With total concentration Terry Miller serves for her team. 39 40 Craftsmen Of Art Department Expand Skills EN TT ae New ideas and a widened scope of art courses including silversmithing and acrylic painting expanded this year’s Art Department. Experimentation with a crafts workshop encouraged students to bring acraft and work on it during class. The kiln room, equipped with necessary kiln and glazes, enabled artists to more efficiently complete their ceramic pieces. This privilege was extended to students in Art Ill and Art IV The Cathedral Art Dept. was honored to receive invitations to display its art work at the Forest Park Library and at the Elms College. 9 1 Glazing their ceramic pieces are Cathy Roy and Cathy Boland. 2 Art Ill student, Robert Donegan, constructs a coil method pot. 3 Mark Sevingy works diligently to complete his abstract drawing. 4 Art | students, Lynn Boland and Michael McDowell, work on their major project of the year. 5 Working on her woodcut is Janice Levesque, Art || student. 6 Putting an etching through the press ... 7 . Carefully removing the protective cover- ing ... 8... and examining the final prints are Art IV students Marianne Sypek and Mary Guay. 9 Sophomore Lisa Mancini takes a proof of her woodcut. 41 42 Business Department investigates new professions The business department's main concern this year was to broaden students’ career outlook. Business Communications was added to the curriculum to help students increase their knowledge of business vocabulary. Girls in Office Practice classes gained access to business machines which they will most likely encounter ina working sit uation. Mr. David J. Creighton became part of the department, adding a man’s point of view. A field trip focusing on ‘Careers in Distribution”’ took accounting classes to Holyoke Community College. First hand information on careers was given from people working steadily on the job, to help students alter or finalize their career plans. 1 Business teacher Sr. Catherine Hayes gives dictation to senior Lorraine Boucher. 2 Per- sonal typing, open to Sophomores, provides Bill Fitzgerald with useful skills. 3 Setting margins as her first step, Mary Claire Carroll prepares to type. 4 Intent on her work, Chris- tine Barlow transcribes dictation. 5 Revers- ing current trends, Matthew Belleville in- vades the businesswoman’s world. 6 Typist Rosemarie Turcotte cheerfully erases a mis- take as she learns proper correction proce- dure. 7 Close attention and skillful hands add up to correct calculation for Cindy Domasz- ewicz. 8 Stenographic skills include interpre- tation and transcribing. 9 Practice for speed and accuracy require concentraion from Cheryl Gosselin. 43 pele nnincinn th near eee Ll! al teOnt ‘ we oteks pe nn TO Bec aolhoters 44 roe ey Pack ‘4 _ fers Ean 46 Hockey During the past few years, interest has grown immensely in the sport of hockey. The enthusiasm can be attributed to various factors, but Cathedral’s Panthers account for a substantial amount of this growing attraction. Many thought it would be a year of rebuilding. No one could have analyzed the pucksters more inaccurately. The Panthers opened their season with a series of victorious bouts which established them in the top ranks of the Berry Division. Led by veterans Kevin Conway, Rick Gaw and Bill Ellis, the stickmen skated on to be one of the more accomplished teams in the league. Netminder Gary Mastroianni turned in a superb season along with juniors Jeff Angers, Jack Morganstern, Brian Kenney, and Mark Gallagher. Outstanding rookies Paul Fenton, Tony Pioggia, and Mike Binney blended talents and energy to add to the team’s success. Throughout the season, the Panthers provided a tremendous team effort, and always gave the opposition a hard, well-fought battle. ‘In order to be champions, we must above all have disciplined two-way effort from everyone on the ice.’’ Coach Tony Odierna 1 Coaches, referees, and players show concern for Gary Mastroianni, who tem- porarily dislocated his shoulder. 2. Fresh- man Tony Pioggia takes a short rest from action. 3 Driving toward the net, Kevin Conway eyes his opponent. 4 Center Paul Fenton prepares to take an important face- off. 5 Breaking out of his zone, de- fenseman Jack Morganstern turns the power on. 6 Linemen congratulate Kevin Conway after he capitalized on a scoring bid. 7 Injuries slow the team's drive. 8 Pokechecking his opponent, Jeff Angers displays his defensive abilities. 9 Classical player fails an attempt to penetrate the Panthers’ defense. 10 Goalie Gary Mas- troianni makes a glove save while the de- fense skates in to cover up. 47 48 Basketball This was tabbed as a rebuilding year for the Panther Hoop Team. The team included, with the exception of Mike Crowley, all new faces. Some of these were captain Neil Maloney, Tom Foley, Bryon Cyr, and Jim Peys, who led the squad in scoring, with an average of 20 points per game. Coach Tom Ford brought his rookies far, taking fourth in the Inter-school league. One of the year’s most exciting games was against first place Classical. At the end of the fourth quarter, the two teams were deadlocked at 50-50. The Panthers put up a great effort but, at the end of overtime, lost by three points. WO Waa 4 Maen, “We were a young intelligent club maturing from game to game. Coach Ford 1 Teamwork by hoopster threatens a harried attacker. 2 Taking a jump shot, Neil Maloney outreaches the opposition. 3 At mid-court, Mike Crowley receives a pass as Jim Peys rushes to get down court. 4 Reaching for two points, Byron Cyr tries to shoot over defend- er. 5 Under tight opposition, Mike Crowley demonstrates proper jump shot form.6 Bat- tling under the boards is Tom Foley. 7 After a breakaway, Mike Crowley goes for an easy field goal. 8 Dribbling around a defender, soph Dan Fitzgerald tries for a fast break. 9 Guard Fran Pantusco gets an important re- bound. 10 As Neil Maloney tries to block oncoming attacker, Jim Peys goes for the ball. 49 50 Boys’ Swimming Cathedral's boys’ swim team for the first time in 16 years boasted an undefeated season. Under the direction of co-captains John Vevier and Dan Reardon the Panthers ended with a 14-0 record. Among outstanding competitions were meets with Minnechaug and rival East Longmeadow. School records were broken by John Vevier who swam the 100 yd. freestyle in 51.7 seconds and Joe Donnellan who did the 100 yd. butterfly in 58.9 seconds. High scorers for the team were John Vevier, Bob Canning, and Tom Welch; George Lawler scored highest in diving. Led by rookie coach Pat Dardenne and asst. coach Bruce Markiewicz, the Panthers captured first place in WMass and went on to win the State Title. Outstanding swimmers in this meet were Tom Welch, Tom Moran, and Chris Boutin. Senior Dan Reardon secured first place in the 100 yd. breastroke in both WMass and State Competition. y � o — XY ye OS hy y wey A 1 Concentration and skill are displayed in George Lawler’s form. 2 On the one-meter board, Vinnie Walsh balances himself for a back dive. 3 Swimmers Roger Roberge, Dan Reardon, and Dan O'Connor await the start of the race against Longmeadow. 4 Members of the team congratulate each other on their victorious performance. 5 Co-captain John Vevier surfaces after a first-place finish. 6 Senior Keith Falconer prepares to go into the final stage of his Individual Medley. 7 Surging through the water, Thomas Murphy displays his powerful strokes. “You must think positive to perform.’’ Coach Pat Dardenne 51 1 A Panther hoopster has the upper hand in the jump. 2 As Pat Riley shoots, Jeanine Bourke hustles under the basket for the re- bound. 3 Finding a path to the basket, Marie Pratt demonstrates the model lay-up. 4 Lisa Denver pivots and looks to pass. 5 Double- teamed, Paula Dudek jumps and shoots. 6 Dribbling low, Pat Riley eludes the defense. ‘Even though we were short in stature, the kids were tall in determination and spirit.’ ” Coach Donna Coombs Girls’ Basketball Dominating area competition, the girls’ basketball team demonstrated versatility and balance. This brought them a record of 18-4 and allowed them a high place in the WMass Tournament. Jeanine Bourke, highest scorer and rebounder, and tri-captains Mary Crum, Tara Mahon, and Patricia Ryan provided leadership for a unified team. The Panthers suffered two early defeats from Minnechaug, who proved to be the team's toughest rival: but victory became a habit as the team demonstrated a strength that went beyond height. 53 54 Wrestling Chalking up another undeafeated season, the grapplers boosted their WMass league record to 71 consecutive wins in the past four seasons. Veteran varsity members Paul Gallagher, Ken Gauthier, Matt Roberts and Bill Pegararo, with the support of many rookie members, led the team to victory. Coach Ben Aleks and assistant coach Tom Klement were impressed by the determination and vigor the matmen displayed throughout the season. Long-time rival Tech provided the Panthers with the “highlight of the season” meet. Before a capacity crowd at Tech High gym, the wrestlers, powered by strong middle-weight classes, romped over the Tigers with a 28-19 victory. Jeff Bouyea was the most improved wrestler of the season, wrestling alternately in the 185 pound weight class and heavyweight. A second place in WMass Sectional Tournaments rounded out the season. = were es oi tt @ai A ———a ‘Considering we had a young team, we did a respectable job.’’ Coach Ben Aleks 1 Grappler Leo Pronovost awaits the refer- ee’s signal to begin the match. 2 At the begin- ning of the match, Gil Amaral and his oppo- nent struggle. 3 In the second period Leo Pronovost has the advantage of position. 4 Anxiously awaiting the beginning of the tour- nament are Bernie Barrett and Paul Gallagh- er. 5 Referee declares Leo Pronovost the de- cisive winner in the WMass competition. 6 Using the cradle, Paul Gallagher attempts to pin his opponent. 7 Panther wrestler battles for points in closing seconds of play. 56 Boys’ Skiing Under the direction of co-captains Chris Tuomey and Andy Choquette, the boys’ ski team had a strong season, suffering only two defeats from their old rivals Holyoke and West Side. The team’s strength was strongly challenged ina meet with Northampton but Cathedral managed to secure victory by aclose 119to 118. Enthusiasm and determination helped the skiers to overcome unfavorable ski conditions which plagued them in the beginning of the season. According to first-year coach Rob Cary, the tight- knit, compact team had a great deal of spirit which led to many victories. Girls’ Skiing Beginning preparation for their season early, the Girls’ Ski team practiced at least three times a week behind the school. Practices included a combination of calisthenics and mock race course runs. The team carried a heavy schedule, racing every Monday evening at Mt. Tom. The strength of the team ee ‘ lay in racers : { ‘ Sarah Rickarby, Amy Tuomey, 4 a and Cheryl St. Pierre. 4 Under the leadership of co-captains Carol Pronovost and Cindy Olson, the team strove to better their individual times, and improve their style. Although individual performance is important in racing, the skiers worked well together as a unit. caneeeeeneninmeieenee ee ee ‘Rub of the green.’’ Coach Mrs. Lucier 1 Sophomore Dan Olson skates towards the finish line. 2 Edging towards victory, Peter Cary rounds the next gate. 3 Under the watchful eye of an opponent, Amy Tuomey races towards the finish. 4 Angulating, Cher- yl St. Pierre shows her racing talent. 5 Chris Tuomey shows excellent form in slalom competition. 6 As she approaches the gate, Mary Ryan sets her skis for the turn. 58 Boys’ Gymnastics Cathedral's boys’ gymnastic team completed its '75 season with a flawless 8-0 record, despite strong opposition from West Springfield and other difficult competitors. This undefeated record enabled the team to claim the WMass Conference Title. Although the title had been won in previous years, the '75 season marked the first time the team grasped the title with a perfect record. After winning the WMass Conference Title, they participated in the WMass Tournament, capturing first place. Coach Harrison Ostrander was enthusiastic about this year’s performance. Rated as outstanding were co-captains Rich Montmeny and Rich Maurer, seniors Paul Janeczak, Greg Paine, Mike Lameroux, and sophomores Alex Choquette and Jim LeBlanc. Seniors Rich Montmeny and Mike Lameroux qualified for the All WMass team. ‘The team spirit has been the best of any year .. team effort.’’ Coach Bud Ostrander 1 Rich Montmeny demonstrates that per- forming a handstand requires both skill and balance. 2 Ready to begin his exercise, Steve LeBlanc concentrates on his maneuver. 3 Senior Mike Lameroux picks up pointers from Coach Bud Ostrander ... 4... then executes a perfect vault over the horse. 5 Determination and style help Joe McKeever complete an ‘‘L’’ on the rings. 6 Gymnast Rick Lancaster performs his routine on the parallel bars. 7 Muscles strain to maintain Paul Janeczek’s position. 8 Patiently waiting for their turn, Cathedral's gymnasts observe opponents’ performance. . the squad has worked the hardest ... a real 59 60 Girls’ Gymnastics Under the direction of new coach Lynn Wilds, the girls’ gymnastics team achieved an unprecedented season. This year’s only loss was to Hampshire Regional by a margin of .05. The 18-member squad, consisting largely of underclassmen, was chosen from a field of 22 candidates. In the contest against Minnechaug, the team broke the school record for total points in a single meet. Consistent performances by soph Lori Tranghese and frosh Anne-Marie Harrington gave strong support to the team throughout the year. In addition, five girls qualified for the State Individual Meet. Anne-Marie Harrington placed second in all-around competition in Western Mass. NISSEN 1 Relaxing before the meet, the girls prepare for the excitement of competition. 2 Coach Lynn Wilds spots for Chris Greenia as she does a hand-spring vault. 3 Co-captain Beth Mineo prepares to do her side aerial dis- mount. 4 Grace and balance mark the style of all-around gymnast Ann-Marie Harrington. 5 Seemingly flying, Beth Mineo performs a back semi-walkout. 6 Soph Norene Szubelick completes her routine by using a straddle off-dismount. 7 Back walkovers look easy when executed by Shelly Gallagher. 6 “| think the girls did an outstanding job this season ... and next year will be even better.” Coach Lynn Wilds 62 Bowling After a challenging year, the CHS candle pin bowling team placed second in both rounds of inter-city competition. Although Father Daniel O’Hear coach, stressed the team unit, there were a handful of phenomenal individuals. Dan Mahue, a freshman, bowled a 130, one of three high strings within the league. Bill Witaszek, a 99.8-average bowler, and David Payne, outstanding player, contributed their talents to the pinsters. The Cathedral bowling squad completed the year with a 6-2 record and another second place in total pins. wy = 1 Concentration marks the stance of Danny Mahue. 2 Eyes on the pins, Joe Thomas pre- pares to release the ball. 3 Follow-through requires effort, as shown by Mike Stasiowski. 4 Frosh Joe Wagner watches the ball careful- ly, hoping for a strike. Indoor Track Indoor Track captured the WMass title for the first time Since the team was formed in 1969. This success was attributed to the runners’, continuous hard work and enthusiasm. Depth was displayed as the team scored in every event except the high jump due to John Carleton’s ankle injury. Matt Wolff, Cathedral's only individual winner, won the 2-mile in 9:48.5. A record 8:58.2 in the 2-mile relay was set by Chris Garvey, Bill Hayes, Ted McCarthy, and Mark Tessier. Another record time of 2:51.7 was scored in the 8-lap relay by Carlos Arrastia, Frank Keough, Ted McCarthy, and Bill Hayes. Finalists for the State Championship were Matt Wolff in the 2-mile, Tom Hayes in the 300 yd., and Frank Keough in the 50 yd. 1 Sprinter Frank Keough loosens up before a meet. 2 Runners Carlos Arrastia and Jim Pe- traitis attempt a perfect relay pass ...3.. and complete it as Paul Abraham and Frank Keough look on. 64 Tennis Senior Chris Mayotte caused much mayhem in the Mass. Independent State final matches. Foiling his foe, he fought to a 6-1, 6-0 finale, and finally floated to a fantastic first finish in the state. The regal racketeers ripped riotously through the ranks of area competition arriving at arecord of 17-5. Cathedral captured many quick victories and conquered its counterparts climbing close to aW Mass championship but were clipped in the semi-finals. pierre re ‘ + Fi ss Porenememme enespamsnsH86)t88 “ . 47 @ on SOP oT S23. ao a ‘‘We were top-heavy this year, but with the match experience gained by the younger players, we should be very strong next season.’’ Coach Lee Kenworthy 1 Gary Brennan and Mark Maloney begin ear- ly spring practice. 2 His arm extended, Paul Brennan displays an important tennis rule. 3 “Follow-through,”’ another rule, multiplies Bob Grassanovits’ power. 4 Kevin Conway shows determination plus. 5 Spirit leads to victory. 6 Style, finesse, and footwork make Chris Mayotte a champ. 7 Form is foremost for Matt Modlish. 8 The essentials ... 65 Baseball Under the tutelage of one-year coach John Danchik the CHS '74 baseball team finished its season with a respectable 10-6 league record. The diamond-men batted Classical around twice, but slid into Tech for two heartbreaking losses. Led offensively by grads Brian Jarry and Tim Duquette, the Panthers crossed homeplate forty-four times in one four-game span. Putnam’s Beavers proved powerless in one encounter, as John Martin hurled a no-hitter towards the hapless batmen. In tournament action, a 2-1 setback to Amherst hindered glory from coming to the squad. At the spring’s conclusion, phys. ed. instructor Rich “Big Red ’ Discenza received his first varsity post following Danchick’s attendance at graduate school. 1 Graduate Brad Franke fires from the mound. 2 Suspect of a bunt is first baseman John Santaniello. 3 Set in proper position, outfielder Bob Chmura eagerly anticipates action. 4 Panther team patiently watches from ‘“‘dugout” . 5 Swinging through the ball with style, Mark Hanson rips a double down the left field line. 6 Hurler Mike Dobiecki pushes off ... 7 whips his arm around ... 8 and releases. 67 Softball A short while back there was a documentary on television, which illustrated how poorly funded women’s athletics are. lfateam’s accomplishments determine its athletic funding, then the CHS girls’ softball team deserves a million dollars. Team unity and one hundred per cent effort . gave the '74 team a winning season. Their 14-1 seasonal record qualified them for the WMass tournament in which they were seeded number one. Ina tight final game of tournament play the Panthers were defeated at the hands of Mahar Regional by a disappointing 7-5. Se Oe i aes Ste mpests sels i 1 Graduate Barbara Brennan easily snags the ball. 2 First baseman, Pat Riley, worries who's first: the opponent or the ball. 3 An- other scoreless inning results from Theresa Hart’s fast pitch. 4 Leaning into the bunt, Kathy Allen brings her teammate home. 5 Home plate looks good to Lisa McCarthy. 6 Poised for action, Janet Paro anticipates the hit. 7 In a relaxed stance, Pat Riley watches the action. 8 Joni Goodwin exhibits a power- ful swing as she belts the ball. 9 On an easy homerun, Cindy Corridan lopes toward sec- ond. 69 70 Track Continuing their thriteen-year reign as City Champs this season, the tracksters captured an impressive first place in the N.E. Catholic Tournament. Outstanding performances by Bernie Bouvier, John Carleton, Joe Dauplaise, Mark lanello, and Matt Wolff boosted the team’s performance in dual meets. Three new school records were set during the season. Tom Rothfuss cleared a record twelve feet in the pole vault. In the 880 running event, Ted McCarthy set a record time of 1:59.5, and the sprint medley team set a Steele Relay record of 3:39.6, Second place in the WMass Tournament polished off the season. Four girl managers added a new dimension to the team by keeping score at meets and maintaining team records. 1 Mark lanello sets the pace for the Panthers. 2 With the greatest of ease Tom Wolff runs to victory. 3 In graceful unison, Rich Heineman, John Carleton, and Paul Abraham clear the hurdles. 4 Ted McCarthy drives to outrun his opponent. 5 Soaring through the air, Jim Petraitis tries to better his record. 6 Gradu- ates Tom Wolff and Mark lanello easily out- distance their opponents. 7 Concentration is the key for Bryon Cyr’s high jump. 8 “Just a bit higher,’’ coaches Lou Gatti, as teammate Paul Janeczek launches himself for the pole vault. 9 Cindermen Jim Petraitis, Frank Keough, and Tom Hayes cross the finish line. 71 Girls’ Swimming : Women swimmers worked hard all year to build a strong successful team. This hard work paid off in a close meet with their old rival Minnechaug. Although they were narrowly defeated they managed to put forth their best effort against that team to date. Prospects for next season look good with much depth resulting from underclass strength. Under the direction of co-captains Mary Curran and Cathy Wall the team was led to a 10-4 season. A strong event 3 for the team was the 200 meter Medley Relay Yen, composed of Chris Shea, MaryAnne Daly, Maureen Ri ckson . %_.- and Cheryl St. Pierre. ' Chery! was high scorer for the team and very strong in the butterfly. The combined aquatic skills of the team members led to fifth place in WMass. “We will be powerful in all strokes next year.” Coach Norma Lapinski 1 Relay swimmer MaryAnne Daly pulls through with the breast stroke. 2 Team members Cheryl St. Pierre, Julie Burger, Chris Shea, Maureen Rickson, and Ruth Daly get the feeling of ‘‘being in over their heads.” 3 Sure of her backstroke, Maureen Rickson glides to victory. 4 Tish Noonan's pike re- veals practice and skill. 5 ‘‘A driver with de- termination” characterizes Tish Noonan. 6 Senior Sue Lawler concentrates before doing her specialty, inward dives. 73 74 For the ninth consecutive year, Coach Paul Whitlock guided his runners to a winning season. His record of 77 straight dual-meet victories stretched to 79 until Chicopee Comp snapped the winning streak. Varsity runners won the next four meets, including a shutout of Classical by taking the first eight places in that meet. Both Frosh and JV went undefeated for the year. JV took the first ten places in the City Meet. Led by co-captains Mike Mahoney and Matt Wolff, the Varsity squad captured first place in both City and WMass Championship meets. High placing in the WMass race by Matt Wolff and Jack Brennan brought post-season honors to them, with positions on the WMass All-Star team. 10 1 Before a big meet, team members show signs of apprehension. 2 After practice, Matt Wolff heads for the showers. 3 Chasing team captains Matt Wolff and Mike Mahoney, Joe Dubuc settles for third place. 4 Jack O'Neil interviews Coach Whitlock before the State Meet. 5 Cathedral harriers hustle to the fin- ish. 6 Junior Chris Garvey contemplates an important race. 7 Coming out of the woods, Panthers have stiff competition. 8 During running practice, some team members show signs of fatigue 9 but catch a second wind for the hills. ‘Last year we won the State Title but (this year) we lost nine seniors through graduation and, considering the heavy loss, | think that the team did well.’’ Coach Paul Whitlock 76 Soccer Cathedral's soccer team opened its '74 season determined to win the WMass Tournament. Coach Lee Kenworthy felt that this year’s squad was the hardest- working team Cathedral has ever produced. Panthers, led by co-captains Paul Obermeyer and Jackie Marrinan, enjoyed an undefeated independent schedule. They were victorious in their first two league games, but a disputed penalty kick cost the Panthers their first defeat to Classical. The squad regained confidence by shutting out Tech, only to be stopped once again by the Bulldogs. In semi-final competition, Cathedral avenged their two previous losses by blanking Classical 1-0. Entering the finals against West Side, the Panthers held the lead until the fourth quarter, when the Terriers scored two unanswered goals, crushing Cathedral's hopes of entering State competition. Jackie Marrinan, Fran Pantuosco, and Paul Obermeyer were selected for the All-WMass Coaches Team for their outstanding performances. 1 Jimmy Hebert moves the ball down the field. 2 Fighting for possession of the ball, Pat Veale shadows a Classical player. 3 Rivals exchange handshakes after an important game. 4 Coach Lee Kenworthy discusses strategy with Andy Choquette and Don Pou- liot. 5 Netminder Paul Obermeyer makes an outstanding save. 6 Footmen plot their next play. 7 Players feel the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. 8 Senior Fran Pantuosco advances the ball towards the goal. TAY Football Cathedral gridmen returned this year to achieve a successful six and four record recovering from last year’s winless season. The Panthers for the first time since 1968 recorded more wins than losses. Coach Michalak credited the improvement to the weight-lifting program and increased determination among members of the team. Under the direction of co-captains John Santaniello and Paul Anderson, the 45-man Squad captured fourth place in the AA Conference and third in scoring for WMass. Despite four losses the Panthers were never held under two touchdowns and averaged 25 points a game. Among the outstanding players were Steve Drewnowski, John Carleton, George Atkins, John Santaniello, Rich Heineman, and Paul Anderson, all of whom made All-City; Paul Anderson and Rich Heineman also made Ail-WMass. “After last year’s disappointing season the players committed themselves to hard work and dedi- cated themselves to a winning season and their hard work paid off.’’ Coach Michalak 1 All-WMass running back, Rich Heineman, scrambles with the ball. 2 To reassure team members, Coach Michalak reviews assign- ments. 3 Taking a quick break, Tom Dobiecki checks his hand. 4 In an attempt to avoid being tackled, Jeff Bouyea dodges his pur- suers. 5 As he shoots through the hole, Rich Heineman tries for yardage. 6 Football in the form of ballet. 7 Junior Steve Hiorns recovers a fumble. 8 Fading back, John Santaniello looks for his receiver. 9 Defensemen Mike Dobiecki, Tom Dobiecki, and Chris Tuomey tackle their opponents. 79 SPORTS REVIEW we ss 1st Row: Joe Picard, Kevin Pfau, Bob Teahan, Rich Sergienko, Ray Peabody, Mike Kenney, George Atkins, Jeff Bouyea, Tom Hayes, Matt Pieni- azek, Co-Captain John Santaniello, Co- Captain Paul Anderson. Rich Heineman, Mike Dobiecki, Ken Gauthier, Chris Toumey, John Carleton, Jim Petraitis, Russ Croteau, Fran Carney, Victor Deangelo, Steve Percy. 2nd Row: Ed Moriarty, Art Leary, Tom Shea, Bill Scott, Mike Pieniazek, Ed Kennedy, Tim Guihan, Keith Khouri, Jim Perkins, Frank Keough, Keith Gauthier, Richard Landry, Dwight Brouillard, Steve Drewnowski, Mike Garreffi, Steve Hiorns, Charles Opitz, Bill Pegoraro, Joe Cronin, Larry Uhl, Bob Motyl, Frank Guimod, Jay Farrell, Pete Ferri. 3rd Row: Coach Rich Discenza, Coach Dave Creighton, John Wallace, David Killian, Todd Bryda, Tom Mahoney, Mike Broulliard, Brian Molloy, Kevin Garvey, Tom Brennan, Jack Griffin, Frank Dowd, Keith Schufreider, Mark Egland, Paul Acorsi, Carl Leihold, Ed Sullivan, Tom Dobecki, Bill Dun- lea, Gil Amaral, Tim Cechetelli, Alan Pegoraro, John Kelly, Tom Egland, Coach Jack Michalak, Coach Barry Metayer. 12 40 20 12 14 18 20 32 41 42 Football ‘Hoosac Valley 2 Enfield - Chicopee Holyoke Greenfield Agawam Chicopee Comp. West Springfield Tech Westfield io) PrPWOROWNHR KR ODNH HD ReEUN CHS 2 A Amherst Putnam Commerce Classical East Longmeadow Technical Putnam Commerce Classical Chicopee Technical E.O. Smith Monson — Pttisfield. Wahconah Minnechaug Classical West Springfield VOeNONHEHNOWNGHeOe= OO oe] — 16 East Longmeade 30 Chicopee Cor Oto” Clasttcal Holyoke 24 Southwick — 1st Row: Andy Choquette, Pat Veale, Fran Pantuosco, Jack Marrinan, Paul Obermeye., Dan O’Brien, Jim Boss, Don Pouliot, Tom Brodeur. 2nd Row: Coach Lee Kenworthy, Managers Maribeth Hannifin, Tina Calabrese, Mary Lambert, Mike Pantuosco, Jeff Angers, Paul Brennan, John Batista, Johm Garrity, Jim Hebert, Ted Kubacki, John Szymko, Managers Mary Rose McCaffrey, Katie Martins, Ellyn Heaps, Norm Superneau, 80 assistant coach. . Girls’ Swimming East Lon Procdaow oF Longmeadow 106 ) Chicopee 61 First Row: Celeste Lambert, Chris Shea, Lynn Brady, Sue Vivian, Mary Ann Daly, Amy Toomey, — South Hadley 49 Patty Missett, Linda Messenger, Denise Prenosil, Patricia Evans, Tammy Sparks, Corine Dupont; City Meet 59 Second Row: Mrs. Lapinski, Diedre Shea, Tara Healey, Mrs. Angela MacLaughlin, Martha Boss, Lisa McCarthy, Patti Donahue, Ruth Daly, Virginia O'Donnell, Pam Vandini, Sue Lawler, Kathy Wall, Mary Curran, Viki Levesque, Kathy Canarie, Tish Noonan, Mary Noonan, Laurie Sullivan; Third Row: Cathy Moriarty, Maura Neville, Denise Denault, Kathy Mahan, Kathy Kirby, Linda Klish, Lisa Damato, Cheryl St. Pierre, Carol McGraw, Julia Burger, Brenda Weakly, Maureen Rickson, Lisa Stirlacci, Kathy O'Neil, Kathy Brown. West Springfield 63 — Holyoke Catholic 61 First Row: Tim Fenton, Bob Shewchuk, Mike Mahoney, Ted McCarthy, Joe Dubuc, Matt Wolff; Second Row: Kevin Sullivan, Carlos Arrastia, Chris Garvey, Jack Brennan, Chris lanello, Ed Wynne, Paul Dionne; Third Row: Dan Fitzgerald, Larry Kulig, Bill Mayotte, John Wolff, Tom Synan, Phil Tessier, Garrett Mahoney. Track CHS 89 Longmeadow 52 82-1 2 Minnechaug 65-1 4 98 Enfield 47 OT bemntlolyoke «Qi, 67 Northampton, ys N 89-1 2 Commerce y 34- V2 8] pm Classical“ “ . 58 First Row: John Carleton, Paul Plante, Jim Miller, Paul Abraham, Matt Wolff, Chris Tuomey, Bob Shewchuk, Tom Hayes, Ted McCarthy, Mike Mahoney, Jeff Bouyea, Joe Dubuc, Joe Kuzdzal; Second Row: Carlos Arrestia, Paul Dionne, Jim Petraitis, Bob Mulligan, Rich Heineman, Charles Opitz, Bill Tessier, John Brennan, Bryon Cyr, Bill Brackman, Thomas Wagner, Chris Garvey, Frank Keough; Third Row: Jim Daley, Keith Schufreider, Tom Pegoraro, Bill Pegoraro, Jim Kelly, Jim Williams, Bernie Bouvier, Rich Montmeny, Paul Janeczek, Mike Hurley, Tom Rothfuss, John Coville, Joe Dauplaise, Tom Wolff, Rich Pickrell, Mike Talbot, Lou Gatti, Pat Healy. 81 Ten nis - HS Minnechaug West Springfield East Longmeadow West Springfield Amherst oF. Agawam Classical _ Wilbrahar Technical Palmer : Longmeadow _ Minnechaug East Longmeadow Classical Agawam Technical Longmeadow Classical ee rt i — = sf A = seeap EH tt] ee. | | 3a REUNTWEWOARWWNHEAAHKALO FH ROWOF HF NOENNWEE EEE First Row: Bob Grassanovits, Paul Brennan; Second Row: Coach Lee Kenworthy, Gary Brennan, Matt Modlish, Marc Marloney, Chris Mayotte, Kevin Conway. i lokland, Bob Chmura, Tony Fiaschetti, Tim Noonan; Second i : Bob Roccanti, Charlie Casartello, Jim Millette, Bill Ellis, Don Pouliot, Dave B : Rone are Anibe Marty Wright, Jim Connery, Brian Jarry, Skal Guidi, John Martin, Tim Duquette, Craig Plante, Brad Francke, Bob Burke, Tom Sears, Coach John Danchek. Softball CHS 4 1S PT 13 7 23 ee) 0 26 Northamptor 16 FS ee aes Holyoke 3 0 . : 14� , Commerce 3 9 Putman ’ , 3 ¥. Minnechat z 2 vg Classical 7 13 PHolyoke.G 5 6 Enfield } y 12 -weeaClassical 3 9 Commerce pA 16 Westfield fe 0 ChicopeeComp ¥ ¢ 4 : a rs 6 Technical 7 ai Ce iy it 1 2 ' as Amherst ey Indoor Track | WMass Results Cathedral Technical Northampton Holyoke Catholic Mohawk Regional _. Holyoke j Classical Palmer... First Row: Frank Keough, Paul Dionne, Bill Hayes; Second Row: Larry Kulig, Tom Synan, Garrett Mahoney, John Wolff, Carlos Arrastia; Third Row: John Carleton, Jim Petraitis, Paul Abraham, Ted McCarthy, Michael Mahoney, Bob Mulligan, Tom Hayes, Bob Shewchuk. Classical Putnam � Technical Commerc ‘Classical Putnam Technical Commerce OO”n First Row: Joseph Wagner, Paul Wilson, Michael Mishol, Bill Witaszek; Second Row: Coach Fr. O'Hare, Dan Mahue, Joe Thomas, David Payne, Michael Stasiowski. First Row: Janet Paro, Kathy Allen, Mary Ryan, Darlene Gill, Marie Pratt, Rosie Manzi, Cindy Corridan; Second Row: Barbara Brennan, Margaret Cahillane, Joanie Goodwin, Patricia Riley, Cheryl Petraitis, Jeanine Bourke, Nancy Shea; Third Row: Coach Donna Crum, Carol Carter, Donna Fiaschetti Tina Calabrese, Rase Tougas, Julie Ambrose, Kathy McFarlin, Paula Dudek, Lisa McCarthy, Therese Hart, Mary Crum. 83 84 ls’ Gymnastics a West Springfield. 84.95� . Amherse (56.10 . Minnechaug — 78.00. Holyoke — FirstWMass First Row: Co-captains Annmarie Kennedy and Beth Mineo; Second Row: Mary Stanton, Noreen Sublick, Ann Moriarty, Anne-Marie Harrington; Third Row: Coach Lyn Wildes, Lisa Condren, Shelly Gallagher, Jean McCracken, Barbara Murphy, Leslee Condren, Mariette Chapdelaine; Fourth Row: Ann Samolis, Laurie Dunn, Patti Weisse, Sylvia Corridan, Lori Tranghese, Chris Grenia. is CHS 86.35 83.80 87.10 65.55 85.75 91,05 94.20 First Boys’ Gy mnastics S. Hadley Suffield Longmeadow 74.00 67.50 71.35 51.20 76.85 87.90 84.95 First Row: Co-captains Rich Montmeny and Rich Mauer; Second Row: Mike McCarthy, Mike Lameroux, Greg Payne, Kevin Holland, Paul Janeczek; Third Row: Jack Donovan, James Mcliner- ney, Philip Bresnahan, Joe McKeever, Steven Payne; Fourth Row: Richard Lancaster, Alex Cho- quette, Stephen LeBlanc, Mike Poulin; Fifth Row: Tom Slavin, Coach Bud Ostrander, Kevin Bresnahan, Jim LeBlanc. | Boy’s Ski Team insnlpcntsitiangea 119.8 114.7 112.0 102.1 First Row: Dan Olson, Peter Cary; Second Row: Ryan Ricarby, Bob Hibbert, Thomas Goltz, Larry Boudreau, Chris Tuomey, Andy Choquette, Coach Rob Cary. ga Girl’s Ski Team CHS 1303 119.5 [30:3 119-5 145.1 First Row: Roberta Lepak, Martha Barry, Maureen Fitzpatrick, Mary Ryan, Clare Leary, Amy Tuomey, Sara Rickarby, Cheryl St. Pierre, Tara Healey, Susan McFarlin; Second Row: Carol : Pronovost, Cindy Olson, Barbara Condon, Nancy O'Donnell, Coach Mrs. Lucier, Mr. Wise, Mary “We Ann Wallace, Linda James. Wrestling CHS 26 Westfield 23 18 Lowell 40 4 Wayland 2 19 Newton South | 31 37% Waltham 26 15) Brockton 46 9% Milford 42 30 Granby 21 93 Amherst 8 30 St. Joseph 27 26 Pittsfield 2 0 1:27 Quabbin -18 - 35 West Springfield 14 33 Longmeadow e — 45 Classical — 42 28 Technical 19 First Row: Nadine Demarco, Mike Delnegro, Paul Gallagher, Dale Dubay, Laura Principe; Second 60 Agawam 235) Row: Bernie Barrett, Steve Maynard, Matt Roberts, Mike Perkins, Mike Lennon; Third Row: Coach 51 : Northampton “22 Ben Aleks, Tom Kent, Mark Logan, Gil Amaral, Jeff Bouyea, Bill Pegoraro, Ken Gauthier, Jim Putnam aa 28 Gormally, Judy Sugermeyer, Chris Lucia, Coach Tom Klement. 85 Girls Basketball CHS 40 St. Michael's 33 38 Minnechaug 39 Oe Putnam 47 81 Classical 7 32 South Hadley 34 45 Chicopee Comp. 38 42 Northampton 33 48 Holyoke 20 45 West Side 42 56 Holyoke Catholic 19 70 = Chicopee 28 44 Westfield 19 82 Classical 17 59 Chicopee Comp. 30 33 Northampton of. 28 Holyoke 45 52 West Side 32 54 Holyoke Catholic 15 44 Westfield 19 First Row: Tri-captains Mary Crum, Pat Ryan, Tara Mahon; Second Row: Cindy Corridan, Jean Bourke, Joan Goodwin, Pat Riley; Third Row: Janet Paro, Carol Martilli, Lisa McCarthy, Lisa Denver; Fourth Row: Coach Donna Coombs, Darlene Gill, Paula Dudek, Marie Pratt. Boy’s Swimming CHS 114 West Side 58 103 EastLongmeadow 69 104 Chicopee Comp. 67 89 = Classical 82 85 South Hadley 65 99 Needham 73 102 Minnechaug 70 101. — Holyoke 71 48 Chicopee 3D 96 Longmeadow 15 46 EastLongmeadow 37 97 Classical 75 50. Minnechaug 33 90 Longmeadow 82 First Row: Vinnie Walsh, George Lawler, Roger Roberge, Thomas Murphy, Joe Donnellan, Dan Reardon, Dan O'Connor, Mark Burzynski; Second Row: Gary Shea, John Fitzgerald, John Long, John Vevier, Tom Moran, John-Joyce, Tim Flaherty, John Murphy; Third Row: Coach Angela MacLaughlin, Bill Mack, Doyle Maloni, Tom Welch, Bob Canning, Steve Gravini, Bill Murphy; Fourth Row: Jonathan McGrath, Keith Falconer, Al Kramback, Mark Stevens, Chris Boutin, John Brennan, Loren Ross, Carino Dangelantonio, Mike Damauro; Fifth Row: Mike Stevens, Kent Harnois, John Murphy, Mary Welch, Kathy Wall, June McGrath, Connie Noonan, Coach Pat Dardenne. Hockey CHS Chicopee Agawam West Haven Amherst West Side Taconic Classical Technical Agawam Chicopee Amherst West Side Tech Classical Chicopee Agawam West Side Amherst Classical Technical St. Peters BPOBRDDWHAAWWARHRADAVDFNUNIVAYW ONOAWREFPEOHONKFRF OR WAUWNAWO First Row: Jack Morganstern,, Mark Gallagher, Rick Gaw, Bob Dufresne, Bill Ellis, Kevin Conway, George Pirog, Tony Manzi, John Giblin, Brian Kenney; Second Row: Coach Tony Odierna, Chip LaBonte, Gary Mastroianni, Bob Brawders, Jeff Angers, Jay Giblin, John McNally, Tony Pioggia, Paul Fenton, Dave Gaw, Paul Carestia, Mike Binney, Asst. Coach Peter Fenton. Basketball Holyoke Catholic Chicopee’ = 66 | Holyoke Catholic 73 — Minnechaug West Side Classical _ Hoosac Valley Putnam ‘Enrico Fermi Commerce Technical Classical ‘Holyoke “Putnam Technical Commerce Hoosac Valley Pittsfield Chicopee Comp. Putnam First Row: Mg. Greg Partyka, Fran Murray, Mark Gelinas, Fran Pantuosco, Neil Maloney, Byron Cyr, Dan Fitzgerald, Mg. Jim Moriarty; Second Row: Mg. Peter Partyka, Asst. Coach Pete Haffey, Pat Veale, Mike Crowley, Steve Bartello, Dave Haryasz, Jim Peys, Jim Curran, Coach Tom Ford. 87 } i t 3 i Volunteers Help School Did you ever walk into a room at Cathedral and see someone's mother proctoring aclass or tidying up one of the resource centers? If you did it is probably because she Is one of the women who give up their free time in service for the school. The women help by answering the switchboard, working in guidance as well as in the Science and Social Studies Resource Centers. Their many hours of work are greatly appreciated by all members of the student body and administration. Cheerleaders Encourage Spirit Cheerleading welcomed five new faces this year along with many changes. For the first time in Cathedral’s history the girls were cheering at soccer as well as football games. To keep in shape the girls practiced bi-weekly, sharpening their routines. The cheerleaders swung into the basketball season sporting new uniforms. The squad, coached by Bernadette Neyers and led by co-captains Kathy Murren and Peggy Powers, participated in two competitions, one in January andthe other in April to conclude a full year’s schedule. 90 6 1 Showing excellent form Maryellen Flanagan displays her jumping ability. 2 Junior Terry Wrobleski views the soccer squad from the ++ ' t t t t t t Li bLLk LL sidelines. 3 Women volunteers work on gui- x eeoees oe dance material. 4 Members of the cheerlead- ing squad execute a cheer in unison. 5 Mrs. Principe adjusts her typewriter before be- ginning work. 6 Volunteer mother Mrs. Has- sett helps Mrs. Paterwick in the general of- fice. 7 Cheerleaders: First Row: Carolyn Cooney, Terry Wrobleski; Second Row: Marie Borland, Coleen O'Malley, Kathy Murren co- capt., Maureen Lynch, Maryellen Flanagan, Peggy Sullivan, Peggy Powers co-capt., Joanie Nugent, Patrice Murren. 8 Switch- board operator Angela Soucy, checks phone csusccsces eo messages. wee eeweeee je ee eee an seen Qreseeeeenee eee neeeoae ee neeeeoee eer eeeooere pe eee eeaeene Aen eeeeeee eee aeeeeeeeee @ecveccors 91 Recognition Given For Dedication And Scholarship Every year recognition is given to those few who have excelled in scholarship, sports, and community concern. Their work was done with talent, spirit, and dedication. These people who have gone above the norm are receiving recognition not so much for the honor they have attained but more importantly for the process through which they went to obtain their final goal. 92 Setmrmensiamen or 11 s z 6 7 1 Recipients of the National Merit Scholarship Letters of Commendation include: Stacie Beck, Susan Boisvert, Cynthia Chlastawa, Sarah Culver, Denise Desrosiers, Eileen Fielding, Mary Guay, William Herman, Maryanne Julian, Michael Kenney, Stephen LeBlanc, Mark LeClerc, Elizabeth Martins, Ann Marie Masuck, Kathleen Murren, Andrew Paleologopolus, Mary Abigail Peck, Henry Podgurski, Charles Pooler, Margaret Shea, Pamela Thibideau, Diane Webber. 2 All WMass swimmers include Chery! St. Pierre, Mary Ann Daly, and Chris Shea. 3 All WMass football players: Paul Anderson, and Rich Heineman. 4 State Prize Math Team: Michael DuBois, Ronald Durej, Phillip Adams, Cynthia Connell, Thomas Brigatta, Michael Lague, Charles Pooler, Michael Kenney, and Mark Chartier. 5 All WMass booters Fran Pantuosco, Jack Marrinan, Paul Obermeyer. 6 National Merit Semi-finalists: Mike Lague, Victoria Mansour, Ellen Rice, John O'Keefe, Ronald Durej, Ann Shriver. 7 Tennis State Champion: Chris Mayotte. 8 Brotherhood Award: Fran Mor- iarty. 9 WMass Track stars: Matt Wolff, John Brennan. 10 Betty Crocker Scholarship Winner: Maribeth Hannifin. 11 Bicentennial Essay Award: Kelly Cocrane. 12 CHS representative for Student Government Day: Dennis Desmarais. 93 NHS Symbolizes Service National Honor Society members stressed community involvement by volunteering their services both in school and out. Seniors worked at Shriners’ Hospital and juniors participated in the Easter Seal Drive. Other activities included a Halloween party for the emotionally disturbed anda collection of clothes for Appalachia. In February 52 seniors and 38 juniors were inducted into the society. Mayor William Sullivan and Fr. Francis Manning were inducted as honorary members. Senate Moves On Controversial Issues This year’s Model Senate passed two bills concerning Civil Rights and Social Services. Committeepersons began preparations in October, hearing testimony, and compiling information which was used in the formation of gun control and welfare-reform bills. Legislation strictly limited the use of handguns, and provided for a national welfare program. Leadership was provided by Kathy Albano, first woman president, Frank Fragomeni, majority leader, and Bob Martin, minority leader. 94 1 Seniors John O’Keeve, Mary Ann Julian, and Vicki Mansour listen attentively to induction speaker. 2 NHS members participate in a solemn moment, the candlelight ceremony. 3 (Above) Democratic Majority Leader Frank Fragomeni gains the floor as Majority Whip Jean Wholley, committee chairman Albert Innarelli, and Senators Mike Keavany, Helen Carey, Chris Tuomey, and Katie Davidson prepare for debate. (Below) Republican Mark LeClerc, ranking committee member, anticipates floor action as Minority Leader Bob Martin, Minority Whip Henry Podgurski, and ranking member Tim O’Brien discuss strategy. 4 Presiding over the Senate, Kathy Albano receives advice from Parliamentarian Dennis Desmarais. 5 Mayor William Sullivan addresses NHS inductees and their guests. 6 At the invocation NHS members bow their heads in prayer. 7 Committee chairman Paul Mooradd deliberates before responding to a question. 8 Senators seek recognition in order to gain the floor during general debate. 95 Showmen Enact Parts In School Presentations A diversity of skills among CHS students was exemplified in three productions this year. the fifth annual Gym Show gave gym team members a chance to perform acrobatic feats in a performance other than gymnastic competition. Creative lighting and carefully rehearsed numbers produced an enjoyable show. Some 30 numbers planned and performed by students accentuated the theme of the 1974 Minstrel which centered around a couple looking back over 25 years of marriage. Under the direction of Mr. Jean Pierre Beauregard, a seven-member student committee organized the show. Members of the stage crew constructed a unique revolving platform which facilitated the necessary change from living room to attic scene. Lighting arrangements were also perfected by students. In Rev. Richard Reindeau’s production of Noah, students worked from Andre Obey’s script and portrayed characters based on the biblical story. The work, while appearing simple on the surface, carried a deeper philosophical meaning and provided an interesting challenge to students in the audience. 96 1 Treasures are discovered in a trunk by Pe- ter Carter and Johanne Godbout. 2 Joe Kuzdzal marvels at God's immediate re- sponse to prayer in Noah. 3 Noah (Fr. Rien- deau) gives fatherly advice to Ham (Tom Lonergan) in the Thanksgiving presentation of Noah. 4 Sue Howell and Mary Garvey re- spond to Mike Senez and Peter Rodrigues’ verse in ‘| Can’t Get Her Off of My Mind. 5 ‘Ma, he’s making eyes at me,” sing juniors Joan Nugent and Peggy Sullivan. 6 Celebrat- ing couple Peter and Johanne, are greeted by friends. 7 Surprise Christmas entertain- ment is provided by Tom Hayes’ ‘‘Chorale. ’8 Dressed for the wedding John Sullivan, John Batista and Mark Klinker sing ‘‘Get Me to the Church on Time.” 97 98 seer reiiicmansermm 2 1 Speech Team members Andrea James, Matt Stinson, Tom Gorski — president, Lisa Barry — secretary, Diane Webber, and Mary Claire Carroll — vice-president, practice their Multiple Reading selection “‘An Average Day in the Life of Charlie Brown.”’ 2 To improve their performance, Ann O'Malley, Pasqua Scibelli, Sue Marshall, Lisa McCarthy, Jean- nine Rioux, and Laura Belliveau pool their insights after practice. 3 With vivid expres- sion, Alyce Jones performs her selection from Bill Cosby. 4 Debater Mary Fortsch cross-examines Julie Koeniger. 5 Senior Steve Dougal prepares his information for Group Discussion. 6 Reciting her poetry, Pa- tricia Gagnon awaits remarks from fellow member Celeste Guertin. i { H 1 t i ; ae i ; ay + | Students Utilize Talents In Forensic League The appeal of the CHS Speech Team lies in its wide range of categories. The addition of the Multiple Reading Category to the list of competitive fields added to the dimensions of oral expression. This category consists of five to eight members who dramatize a selection through facial expressions and words, without props or motions. This year’s team was successful in the Dioces an Competition. The 21 members who made it to the finals all waxed triumphant with Gold Medals. oe More opportunities for competition were available to the members with added meets at Boston. Unification of the team came from the direction of Ms. Barbara Wrega and the team’s officers, who for the first time played a role in the planning of competitions. With the experience of Mark Chartier and Julie Koeniger the CHS Debating Team continued its excellent performance. One of the earliest successes of the team was a disputed second place finish in Burlington, Vermont. This year’s National Debate Topic: “Resolved: That the U.S. government should significantly change the method of election of the Vice-President,” proved interesting and pertinent. Extensive preparation for this topic necessitated researching the election process, the purpose of the electoral college, campaign laws, and the requirements for voting. Mr. William McBride, moderator of the team, was pleased with its performance and the team’s placement in National Finals at Philadelphia. 22 100 The Family There once lived a child. She was avery ordinary child, except for the fact that she had thirty-six parents. These people worried a great deal about her, for she was conceived and born with much anxiety and great pain. What’s more, she was born very slowly, one piece ata time. As you can imagine, this was very upsetting. But the thirty-six parents combined their best efforts to tie their child together and transform her into avibrant, happy being. And when when it was done, the thirty-six parents saw that their child was beautiful, and they were very happy. And they named her PANTHERPIX’75. Mary O'Reilly Lisa Barry w. j. dufresne Ann Serafino Jack Marrinan Debbie Bynum Mike Lague Kathy Veale Carleen Vecchiarelli Joe Buckley Katie Davidson Jean Butler Ted Kmiecik Pam Thibodeau John Perkins Clare Leary Jerry Harris Rick Ferris Loretta Vecchiarelli Sue Boisvert Laura Principe Cindy Maciaga David Geoffroy Brian Fitzgibbons Peggy Shea Stan Graziano Jim Kane Ed Collins Andrea Erickson Mark Coughlin Bob Moynihan Jan Georgeopolus Russ Croteau Sr. Mary Lou Lacey eevTTT Sr. Cathrine Leary PEEEEPEEEEEE! Mr. Martin Pion Sie eenerereeselllls gore eee eee eee meer” a am nn an mal 101 102 1 Chronicle advisor, Sr. Ann Lynch aids Chris Tetreault in finding the proper word for her copy. 2A careful typist, Ann Marie Fitzgerald prepares her copy for the next edition. 3 Pre- paring her head for the mock-up, Donna Hyszczak sets the type. 4 Precision is impor- tant as Debbie Zurowski and Fran Pion paste up the dummy sheet. 5 Proud of their work, Chris Tetreault and Mary Moll check the fin- ished product. 6 Expertise of the Chronicle staff is evidenced by their many awards. Chronicle continues to inform student body For the twenty-seventh year the Chronicle staff received All-American and Medialist Awards from the National Scholastic Press and the Columbia Scholastic Press. For complete coverage of school events the Chronicle gained high ratings from the Catholic Press, St. Bonaventure’s Press, and theA. 1. C. Press Forum. The 40-member staff headed by jr. Chris Tetreault sustained the tradition of winning awards. CHS totally produced the Chronicle except for its final printing, which is done outside the school. Students gained experience in journalism class to improve the publication, and many hours of after school work resulted in a biweekly edition of the newspaper. 103 Student participation in clubs demonstrates concern Competitors once again vied for winning honors as the Chess Club continued to battle with other city schools. Guided by Mr. Roy Scribner, they also practiced among themselves, and attempted to perfect their playing ability. Directed by Sr. Marita Joseph, the Math Club pursued its annual project of sending Christmas scenes and sweaters to Kenya. Students reviewed problems from the State Prize Math Exam, and Mathletes excelled in league competition, finishing first. Ecology has been a topic of many conversations recently and the Recycling Club is an organization which has acted. Successful supervision of last year ’s Earth Day enabled them to buy picnic tables for the ‘‘backyard.”’ By collecting glass monthly, they attempted to make people aware of litter, and to have them do something about it. Members of the Spanish Club went weekly to the Spanish Apostolate, and presented hints on arts and crafts, cooking and dancing, to the eager children. 104 ; a i 1 Math Club officers Bob Pellin, Michael Lague, and Viki Mansour look on as Sr. Mari- ta Joseph explains a problem. 2 Mathemati- cian Michael Dubois clears up example num- ber five. 3 Putting things together at the Spanish Apostolate Center, Junior Linda Scamardella lends a helping hand. 4 With intense concentration Frosh Eric Langevin makes his move. 5 Recyclers pause before continuing with their efforts to separate and crush glass. 6 Chessman Stephen Cote con- templates the possibilities of his next move. 7 Ecologist Roberta Lepak unloads another delivery of glass for recycling. 8 Pre-schooler Juan enjoys a joke during snack time at the Spanish Apostolate Center. 105 106 1 Junior Timothy Lynch lowers the lights. 2 Frosh Jay Harrington adjusts the volume on microphone number eight. 3 Members of the stage crew display varied reactions to John Gelzinis' latest fish tale. 4 A visting band practices before its performance in the WMass District Music Festival, hosted by Cathedral High School Band. 5 Sophomore Henry Gagnon is caught in the act of learning the ropes from fellow crew member Jim Skarzynski. 6 After taking a breather, band members Tom Hibbard and Ray Lynch ... 7 Swing into action. 8 Senior Michael Mann and junior Thomas Adams test the circuits on anewly repaired radio. One club open to students outside of CHS was the Radio Club. It offered members the opportunity to receive their ham operator’s license, but only after instruction in theory, code, and procedures of the hobby. Responsible for lighting and audio effects in the auditorium, the Lighting Crew, under Sheila Mathews’ and Tim Lynch's management worked many functions, including Drama and Minstrel. Also involved in plays and the Minstrel, the Stage Crew designed and stabilized required props. This club organized students backstage during the Minstrel, and made sure well planned performances were in order. Hosting the WMass District Music Festival this year, Mr. Dante Pilegi’s Band also attended football games and provided the Christmas show, offering inspiration and enjoyment in both cases. Horse lovers rode weekly at Mountainview Stables, having learned correct saddling, walking, and riding techniques from previous instruction periods. The Riding Club also held Annual Fun Night, which was a type of horse show for the equestrians’ parents. 107 The Red Cross, a symbol of charity, has an established organization at CHS. It arranged the successful visit of the bloodmobile to the school in May 1974. Students under the direction of moderators Sr. Mary Lou McNaney, and Sr. Madeline Tiberii attended to details. Similar to their varsity counterparts, Frosh Cheerleaders supported their basketball team, attending home games at CHS on Mondays during the season. Cathedral students tutored pupils from the Children’s Study Home, with two teachers per child. Special projects for these youngsters were sponsored by NHS and various classes. After attending the Northeast Conference of the National Pro-Life Coalition, the Cathedral Pro-Life Club joined the national group. The club meets bi-monthly to write letters to Congressmen and help plan fund raising activities in the Springfield area. In January the group travelled by bus to the Capitol in Washington, D. C. to rally against the Supreme Court decision on abortion. 108 o ee. Pree Seog = z � : aagbpee: ivi se 2 1A poster aptly portrays the purpose of Pro- Life groups across the nation. 2 Waiting for Mass to begin, two Study Home children share a secret. 3 Frosh cheerleaders anxious- ly await the outcome of a foul shot. 4 Pro-li- fers Patti Millette, Virginia Vecchiarelli, and Liz Martins support the sign designating the Mass. area in Washington, D. C. 5 Fifty-two thousand ani-abortionists rally at the na- tion's capital on Jan. 22,1975. 6 Keeping pace with her squad members, frosh cheer- leader Patty Nugent practices a half time number. 7 Fr. Richard Cahill explains a pas- sage to a Study Home student before the be- ginning of Mass. 8 Breaking for lunch during the field day for the emotionally disturbed, two young boys enjoy the shade of a well-sit- uated ree. 109 oO = - pe Ce | Ay Ui 7 Conmec Hor? | C77 by i [ EMI MPA EA by pee a LAA1A ste fe a Bishop Christopher Weldon Fr. Francis Manning — Director Sr. Alice Kenney — Principal 112 I A AE RR NN SE a ea EM glare Rc Sr. Patricia Feeley — Vice Prin- cipal Mr. Richard Askin — Language Miss Rosemary Austin — Librar- ina Miss Jean Bagurskas — Theolo- gy Mr. Daniel Balicki — Math | ' { miss Jane partello — Social Mr. Jean Pierre Beauregard - Studies Theology . Mr. Richard Barry — Science Sr. James Bernard — English Mr. Daniel Battisti — Language Mrs. Alice Blank — English Sr. Helen Benard — English Sr. Veronica Brown — Social Studies Fr. Brian Boland — Guidance Mr. William Callaghan — Language Mr. Charles Casserly — Ath- letic Director Sr. Rose Carmel — English Miss Cynthia Cohen — Language Mrs. Elizabeth Contant — Sci- ence Miss Cathleen Corcoran — Sci- ence Mr. David Creighton — Business Sr. Margaret Crowley — English Mr. Richard Discenza — Phys. Ed. qs 114 Miss Elizabeth Fitzpatrick — Dean of Students Miss Joan Durkin — Office Sr. Theresa Derouin — Lan- guage Sr. Marion Francis — Math Mrs. Barbara Garvey — Social Sr. Richard Francis — Science Studies Sr. Kathleen Frank — Library Miss Rosalie Genest — Lan- Aide guage Sr. Thomas Gertrude — Science Sr. Margaret Goulet — Art Sr. Mary Grace — Math Sr. Doris Graves — Math You don’t have exact change? Sorry, no soda! When you find the thirty cents, your next problem ts per- suading the machine to accept your change. While jimmying your house key into the slot to force the money in, you make your choice; should | have Pepsi, Pepsi, or Pepsi? Here it comes, 2 cans of Pepsi, nine nickels and what? ... a book of matches? Oh well, such are the miracles of technolo- gy! Sr. Barbara Gumpright — Sr. Catherine Hayes — Business Mrs. Jane Heineman — Attend- Sr. Marita Joseph — Math Sr. Mary James — Social St Home Ec. Mrs. Helen Harris — Library As- ance Secretary ies Mr. William Halloran — Math sistant Mrs. Frances Jensen — Social Sr. Imelda Joseph — Libraria Miss Rita Hannigan — Nurse Sr. Mary Ann Hemenway — Studies Math 115 Sr. Catherine Joseph — Language Sr. Patricia Joseph — English Mrs. Catherine Julian — Business 116 Mr. Robert Kirschling — Guidance Mr. David Laux — Theology Mr. Roger Lavallee — Math Sr. Mary Lavelle — Math Mrs. Evangeline Layne — Art Sr. Catherine Leary — Science Miss Josephine Longo — Office Sr. Ann Lynch — Eng- lish Sr. Mary Lynch — Eng- lish Sr. Mary Lyons — Math Sr. Janice Molloy — Science Sr. Mildred Marengo — Science Sr. Imelda Maria — Mechani- cal Drawing Sr. Peter Maria — History Sr. Elizabeth Matuszek — Theology Mr. William McBride — Theolo- gy Mrs. Mary McGuire — Science Sr. Mary Lou McNaney — Language Miss Jeanne Monaghan — Science Mr. John Miller — English Mrs. Jean Moore — English Mr. John Michalak — Phys. Ed. 1 e 118 Sr. Ann Mungovan — Theology Mrs. Kathleen -Novotney — Eng- lish Mr. Terrence O’Connell — Guia- ance Fr. Matthew O’Connor — Sr. Catherine Ormond — Guid- Theology ance Sr. Ruth O’Connor — Math Mr. Anthony Odierna — Social Studies Fr. Daniel O’Hear — Theology Mr. Henry Parent — Dean of Students Sr. Mary Lou Lacey — Eng- lish Mrs. Jeannette Paul — Eng- lish Sr. Lorraine Henry — Math Mrs. Jean Pelland — Phys. Ed. Miss Annette Peloquin — Busi- ness Miss Kathleen Perron — Social Studies Mrs. Ann Paterwic — Office Mr. Thomas Philpott — Dean of Students Mr. Christopher Pope — English Mrs. Shirley Pratt — English Sr. Elizabeth Quinn — Business Mr. Mark Regan — Language Mr. Dante Pilegi — Music Mr. Martin Pion — Theology Mr. William Thomas — Drivers’ Ed. 119 120 What have you always wanted to communicate to your students that would not fit into your lesson plan? Miss Pamela Raco — English Sr. Rita Rafferty — English Mrs. Mary Regan — Office “The joy of discovery .. the satisfaction of finding pieces of truth which fit into the whole.’’ Sr. Peter Maria ‘| must live with myself and so — | must be fit for myself to know! Sr. Rose Carmel “Awareness, amazement, and appreciation for the order and beauty of all they (the students), their world, and His Universe emcompass.’’ Miss Jeanne Mon- aghan Fr. Richard Riendeau — Theolo- Edi gy Mr. Thomas Ryan — Theology Sr. Beverly Rochford — Phys. Sr. Dorothy Santarpia — Guidance Mr. Roy Scribner — Math Mr. Donald Simpson — The- ology Pasi Dida iol Mr. James Sullivan — Theol- ogy Sr. Christine Swords — Lan- guage Sr. Diane Tetreault — Social Studies Sr. Loretto Thomas — Guidance Sr. Madeline Tiberii — Home Ec. Mr. Stephen Tight — Theology Mr. Timothy Walls — Theology Sr. Helen Walsh — Science Mr. William Wise — Phys. Ed. Miss Barbara Wrega — English Mr. John Zaleski — Science Mrs. Dorothea Zanetti — Sci- ence 121 N N - Theodore Adams Kenneth Albano Daniel Allen Robert Allen Gil Amaral Harold Anderson Robert Anzalotti Richard Armida Donald Arnold Dean Ascioti Vincent Ascioti Christine Ashe Linda Ashe James Asselin Leon Aubrey Francine Bagetta Jacqueline Baillargeon William Baker Sharon Baldyga Laura Baptiste Claire Baril Gina Barney Rod Barnish Teresa Barrett Anne Barrett Linda Barton David Barry James Barry Anthony Basile Elizabeth Beele John Beglane James Begley Susan Begley Mary Belcamino Michael Belniak Theresa Benway Lorri Berard Carol Bernier Barbara Bernini Karen Berthiaume Paul Berube Andrew Bielech Eileen Bilodeau Peter Bilodeau Michael Binney Robert Blake Robin Blanchette Carolann Bobek Stephen Boisvert Lynn Boland Paul Boland Cynthia Bolger Roger Bonneau Richard Bontempo Todd Bouchard Lynn Boudreau Heidi-Ann Boulrice Patricia Boyd Catherine Boyle Lynn Brady Dianne Braska Gail Brennan George Brennan Kevin Bresnahan Linda Breveglieri William Brinegar Michael Broska Kevin Brosnan 125 126 Deborah Brown Michael Brown Neil Brown Amanda Browning Catherine Browning Daniel Brunette Robert Brunton Steven Budd Claire Burgess Theresa Burnham John Butler John P. Butler Kathleen Byrne Donna Cady Christopher Caine Susan Caliento Edward Callaghan Thomas Calvanese Anne Camerota Ann Canning Steven Carleton Anne Carney Debra Carney Debra Carra Theresa Carroll Michael Cartier Peter Cary Thomas Casey Christopher Cassetta Carol Center Robert Chandler Lori Champagne David Chapdelaine Michael Chapin Scott Chapman Patricia Charest Lori Chartier Thaddeus Chlastawa Diane Chmura Joseph Chris David Cicerchia David Cioch Sandra Cleveland Walter Clune Anne Collins Edward Collins Jacolyn Colson Sally Condino Leslee Condren George Connell Charles Connolly James Connolly Martha Conway Jeffrey Cool Thomas Cooney Patricia Corridan eer Sylvia Corridan Beth Coughlin Joan Coughlin Mark Coughlin Marc Coulombe Jennifer Cox Mary Coyne Jacquelyn Crane Edward Crimmins Melanie Cristman Mary Cross Theresa Crowley Mary Cullen Anne Cullinan James Curley Kathleen Curran Carla Cyr Marc Dagesse Maria Dalton Maryanne Daly Anthony Damato Annunziata Daniele Eugene Dean Mark Dearing Susan Debarge John Dejordy Peter Deliso Erin Deloghia Robert Demaio John Demarco Emilien Demers Elizabeth Demontigny Denise Denault Edward Desilets Richard Deslauriers John Desousa Richard Desrosiers Paul Devine = eae a. x . ‘ Julia Dias sa eee : tl Diane Digiore Anne Dillon Dominic Dinoia Robert Dion Michell Doherty Daniel Donermeyer Christopher Donnellan Daniel Donnellan Donald Donovan James Donovan Timothy Dooley Brian Dooney Ann Dougal Katherine Doyle Michael Doyle Susan Drapeau Francis Driscoll 127 128 Anne Dubuc Ann Dudas Dianne Dufresne Karen Dumais Christopher Duncan Laura Dunn Peter Dunn Corinne Dupont James Duquette Paula Duquette Kerry Duris William Dwyer Mary Dymon Kathleen Eglin Jeffrey Ellis Jeff Evans Patricia Evans Thomas Evans Donna Evon Nancy Fagerstrom Anthony Falvo Mary Farrington William Fawcett Lisa Felici Michael Fennell Bonnie Helton Donna Ferguson Debra Fitzgerald Noreen Fitzgerald John Fitzgerald Kathleen Fitzgibbons Susan Fitzgibbons Stacy Fitzpatrick Kathleen Fitzsimmons Timothy Flaherty Glenn Flebotte John Flynn William Foley Mary Footit Carolyn Forest Robert Forest David Forgue Roger Fournier Dale Frame Margaret Frederick Ellen Frey Lisa Friese Paul Frodema Laurie Frydryk Deborah Gagnon Marybeth Gallagher Shelly Gallagher Ricardo Garcia Thomas Garde Timothy Garrity David Garvey John Garvey Barbara Gaudreau Maryann Gauthier Donna Gendreau Robert Gendron Marie Geoffroy Maria Germano Lynn Giblin Joan Gilhooly David Gingras William Girard Mark Glenn Denis Godbout Patricia Goggin John Gormally Catherine Gorter Gina Gour Sheila Grenier John Griffin Maryann Griffin Ann Grise Donna Grondski Michele Guimond William Gurney Glenn Guyer Pamela Guz Patricia Hamilton Kathleen Harnois Sheila Harnois Ann-Marie Harrington Kathleen Hassett William Hayes Tara Healey William Healey Paul Heath Candith Henderson Chery! Hensley David Hernandez Ralph Hess Laurie Higgins 129 Nancy Hill Scott Hiorns Chiyo Hogarth Anthony Holowitz Ramona Horgan Laura Howard Jeffrey Howell Michael Hurley Mary lanello John |zzo Richard Jagodowski Linda James Francine Jasinski Richard Jenkins Donna Jessen Richard Josefek Stephen Joseph John Joyce William Julian Albert Kalmbach Daniel Kane Barbara Karpinski John Kavanagh David Keene Anne Kelliher Eileen Kelliher Ellen Kelliher Kelley Kendall Brian Kennedy Mary Kennedy Margaret Kenney Timothy Kenney Mary Keough Karen Khouri Kathleen Kirby Jeffrey Knight Maureen Knowlton Joanne Koenig Jeanne Kondos Richard Kopeski Michael Kruczek Catherine Kulig Liane Kupiec Christine Labarre Gary Labelle Robert Labrie Gary Lafreniere James Lagodich 130 Debra Laguercia Celeste Lambert Kathleen Lamotte Eric Langevin Elizabeth Langlois William LaPalm Michele Lapierre James Laporte John Laporte James Laprade Patrice Lariviere Thomas Lash Luke Latino Chery! Lauriente Robert Laviolette Mary Lavoie Karen Lawrenchuk Kelly Leary Elizabeth Leddy Gerald Leger Mary Lenilko Michael Lenski Marcelle Letendre Jonathan Levesque Elizabeth Line Thomas Linnehan Patricia Londergan Kathleen Lonergan John Long Dorothy Los Nancy Loughran Linda Lussier Cary Lynch Eileen Lynch Raymond Lynch Carol Mack John Macmillan James Magee Katherine Mahan Maureen Maharne Daniel Mahoney Garrett Mahoney Maryanne Mahoney Daniel Mahue Doyle Maloni John Maltais David Mann Edward Manna 131 132 Martin Manning Richard Manning Peter March John Margosiak Deborah Marion James Markot Daniel Marsili Kris Martenson Eileen Martin Nancy Martin Joy Mastroianni Catherine Mastronardi Pamela Maurer Teresa Maurer Timothy Mayotte Alice Maza Barbara McCarthy Judith McCarthy Mark McCarthy Daniel McCarthy Dianne McCue Maureen McDonald Susan McFarlin John McGee Laurie McGinnis Patricia McGowan William McGowan Jonathan McGrath Laura McGrath Ellen McGurn Michael McIntyre Karen McKee Carol McKenna Jeanne Hegarty Timothy McQuade Michael Meara Michele Merchant Joseph Meunier Michelle Meuse Robyn Michalek Flora Miele Catherine Milbier Susan Miller Paul Minahan Stephen Mishol Patricia Missett Joanne Mitchell John Mojkowski William Mont Stephen Moore Michael Morel Dennis Morey Thomas Morgan Ann Moriarty Daniel Moriarty James Moriarty Stephen Moriarty Michael Morneau Alice Morris Trevor Morris Susan Moses Gary Moskal Robert Moynihan Kevin Mulcahy Barbara Murphy John Murphy John T. Murphy John W. Murphy Kevin Murphy Stephen Napoli Joseph Napolitano Maria Natale Anne Nathan Stephen Neffinger Thomas Nehmer Jeffrey Nelen Maureen Neville David Niemiec Osualdo Nieves Ellen Nolan Carey Noonan Mary E. Noonan Mary F. Noonan Diane Normand Doreen Normand Joseph Normand Patricia Nugent Daniel M. O'Brien Daniel S. O’Brien Sheila O’Brien Stephen Ochrymowicz Mary O’Connor Robert O'Connor James O'Donnell Patrick O'Flaherty Brendan O'Halloran Carolyn O'Herron Ann O'Malley Charles O'Malley Patrick O'Malley Theresa O'Neil Kathleen O'Shea William O'Shea Deborah Owen 133 134 Donna Panek Patricia Paolino Sheila Pasini Amy Pate Debra Patenaude Kerry Paton Floyd Patterson James Paulin Stephen Payne Edward Pelland Paulette Pelletier David Peloquin Jeffrey Penndorf Lori Penniman Laurie Pennington Michael Perkins Eileen Phelan Mary Phillips Lynn Pilon Anthony Pioggia Barbara Pion David Pise Thomas Podgorski William Pollard Michael Poulin Deborah Powers Denise Prenosil William Principe Richard Prior Leo Pronovost Judy Quintin Cynthia Quirk George Ramos Sandra Raschilla John Reardon Donna Redmond Thomas Regnier Ellen Reilly Andre Remillard Janet Resta Karen Rewinski April Ricardi Alain Richard Sarah Rickarby Mary Rickelmann Yvonne Roberge David Robillard Peter Rochford Renee Rondeau Eileen Rooke Cathy Rooney Christopher Roos You are drafted the day you receive your locker number and combination. From that moment on, it is a never end- ing battle. You experience the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat in the war of locks and lockers. Late for class, lost lunch time, headaches and frustration are just a few of the setbacks that are encountered as you and your locker duel to the finish. Mark Rosenbeck Jane Roy Brenda Ryan Edward Ryan John Ryan Timothy Ryan Nafie Saba Lisa Sadak Joan Salamenta Ann Samolis David Sampson Ida Santaniello Wilson Santiago Dean Sarrasin Scott Sarrasin Julie Sawyer Karen Scala Michael Scamardella Gilda Scibelli James Scibelli Jacqueline Scott Theresa Scott Marilyn Scudellari Jean Seaver Maryanne Seifert Ann Marie Senez John Serafino Marc Sevigny John Shannahan Gary Shea Joseph Shea Michael Shea Nonabeth Shea Steven Shea William Shea Daniel Sheehan Connie Sidelinker Mary Skehan Nadine Slepchik Eileen Smith Theresa Smith Grace Somers Charles Stanley George Stec Theresa Stein Theresa Stevens Joseph Stirlacci Lisa Stirlacci 135 Dean St. Laurent John St. Onge John Stote Ellen Stotz Susan Strycharz Joan Sullivan Michael Sullivan Monica Sullivan Neil Sullivan Patricia Sullivan Suellen Sullivan James Tabb Bridget Talbot Gregg Talbot Mary Talty Marissa Tangredi Marcella Tetreault Paul Thibodeau Joseph Thomas Rodd Thompson Nina Tilli Mary Topor Denise Tourigny Angela Tourtellotte Donna Tousignant Steven Trainor Eileen Tremble Margaret Tresch Joseph Trimboli Michael Trimboli Suzanne Troie Mary Tshonas “Out the door to your right, down the stairs, and follow the crowd. Someone close the o 2 | windows! Turn off the lights! Patricia Tunstall ™ FF L ay Last one out close the door! _ Amy Tuomey SILENCE!!! _..” as the firebell Michael Turcotte Monique Turcotte | | ‘ ( : pierces the empty silence of : Le the halls. Patricia Turner John Turgeon Sara Tuttle Karen Tyburski Daniel Tynan Jonathan VanderWolk Lisa Vandini Daniel Veale 136 Susan Veale Linda Veilleux Donald Vermette Linda Verallis Lynn Vincellette Paul Vincellette Susan Vivian Joseph Wagner Mary Ann Wallace Patricia Walsh Kevin Warwick Elaine Waterman Brenda Weakley Patricia Weisse Suzanne Wells Pamela White William Whitney Carolyn Willett Margaret Wholley Shayne Wilson Gerald Witkowski Elizabeth Woishnis Frank Wolak Joseph Wolff Mary Woodbury Elizabeth Woytych Janet Wright Cynthia Wysocki John Wyzik Joseph Wyzik Patricia Yablonski Susan Yacovone Lawrence Yensen Bryan Zajchowski Alan Zalewa Catherine Zanetti Regina Zanetti Joseph Zimmerman Christine Zinn Judy Zurlino Kathleen Masuck Maureen Aberdale Paul Accorsi Alfonso Acuna Darlene Ahmed Charles Ainsworth Kathleen Albano Kevin Albano Amada Alcantara Mark Allard Mary Allen John Andrews Ralph Angeli Clara Asensio Barbara Atkins Susan Baker Cynthia Bakos Patricia Barbieri Joseph Barker Mary Barker Catherine Barrett Martha Barry Lawrence Barszewski Stephen Bartello Diana Basile John Basile Diane Bazin John Beck Paul Bedard Eileen Belanger Ronald Belanger Martin Bellefeuille David Belliveau Belinda Bennett Jeffrey Benoit Patricia Benway Kathleen Binney Philip Bissonnette Lorraine Blais Paul Blais Laure Blouin Patricia Bobrowski Anne Boisvert Patricia Boland Anthony Bonavita Linda Bongiovanni William Boone Martha Boss Norman Boucher Catherine Bourie Mary Bouvier Kevin Bowler Laurie Bowler William Boyle Deborah Brach Mary Brady Joyce Braica Margaret Brainard Ronna Brandt Kelly Brassill Karen Brennan Paul Brennan Thomas Brennan Philip Bresnahan Norman Briere Cynthia Brigada Michele Brodeur Barry Brouillard Michael Brouillard 139 Regina Brouillette Irl Brown Joseph Brown Kathleen Brown Maureen Brown Michael Brown Nancy Brown Richard Brown Theresa Bruton Theodore Bryda Katharine Buckley Robert Buckley Julia Burger Mary Burns Mark Burzynski Martha Butler Antonia Calabro Elysa Caldarola Marianne Calnen Robin Camerlin Francis Canning Anthony Cannamela Maria Cantalini Bernard Cantwell Nicholas Capparelli Kevin Caputo Karen Carney Jeanne Caron Paul Carter Mark Cartier Andrew Casiello Pierre Catellier Christopher Cava Patricia Cavanaugh Timothy Cecchetelli Donna Champagne Laurie Chapdelaine Christine Chapin Paul Chartier Kevin Chicklowski Alexander Choquette Diane Cieboter Timothy Cipriani Cheryl Clapprood 140 “| know that you be- lleve you under- stand what you think | said, but lam not Sure you realize that what you heard TT igkee = asecnd | meant.”’ Anne Marie Clemons Linda Cliche Matthew Close Kelly Cocrane Eileen Coffey Mark Cole Janet Coleman David Collamore Karen Collins Kathryn Collins Anthony Comforte Barbara Condon Lisa Condren Christine Conway Nancy Conway Anita Corridan Cynthia Corridan Michael Cote William Coughlin Kelly Couture Melanie Crane Thomas Crowley Chantal Croza Kathleen Cullinan Mary Cullinan Sean Curley Christopher Curran Denise Curran Barbara Curtis Pamela Curto James Daley Lisa Damato Carino D’Angelantonio Nancy Davin Stephen Davis Denise Dean ms un godin? Marianne Deane David Debonis Steven Decoteau Mark Dedeurwaerder Lisa Dellecese Lisa Denver James Desellier Richard Deshais 142 Thomas Deuso George Devarney Jacques Devillier Jeanine Devine Kathleen Devine Paul Devine Donna Dibella Kathryn Dill Michael Dimauro Mark Dimodica Deborah Dion Maria Dion Terri Dipietro Anthony Disantis Thomas Dobiecki Joseph Donnellan Margaret Donovan Martin Dorey Christopher Dorval Steven Douglas Celeste Douillard Frank Dowd Anita Draghetti Theresa Drapeau Mary Dromey Dale Dubay Lori Dubois Margaret Dubowicz Daniel Ducharme Paula Dudek Brian Duffy William Dunlea Diane Dunn Martin Dunn Ann Duquette Dennis Duquette Thomas Duquette Robert Duris Kevin Durocher Maura Egan Mark Eglin Thomas Eglin Debra Elias Cynthia Elliott | was absent be- cause ... | came before sundown But | was here... 100% absent?? Laura Engley Marie Everett Kathleen Evon William Fahey Joseph Falvey Jerome Farrell Robert Farrell William Farwell James Feeley Paul Fenton Diane Ferrara Peter Ferri Robert Ferrier Lynn Fields Anne Finn Ann Marie Fitzgerald Daniel Fitzgerald Michael Fitzgerald William Fitzgerald Mark Fitzmaurice Margaret Flannery Jolene Fleming Peter Florian Christopher Foley John Foley John P. Foley Thomas Foley Judy Fontaine Jerry Forbes Ann Ford Julia Ford Mary Fortsch George Fotopoulos Maryann Frappier Anthony Fratamico Dawn Freme Vincent Frogameni s John Fulponi Bt A . | Mark Gagne Pern Henry Gagnon % we 4 netaheaae ows gear Marie Gagnon Patricia Gagnon James Garvey John Garvey Joseph Garvey Kevin Garvey Denise Gaudreau Timothy Gauthier David Gaw Edward Gelzinis Diane Gendron David Geoffroy Lorraine George AnneMarie Giammarino Brian Gilbert Linda Gilfoil Nancy Gill Francis Gingras William Gianopoulos Carol Giroux Diane Giroux Lynn Giroux Christopher Gleason Patrice Gleason Lori Glog Thomas Goltz Mark Gonsalves Joan Goodwin James Goonan Chery! Gosselin Simone Grant Robert Grassanovits Stephen Gravini Mary Gray David Graziano Stanley Graziano Mary Green Christine Greenia Sandra Grenier James Griffin John Griffin Anthony Grimaldi Michael Grimaldi Debra Grondski Matthew Groves Margaret Guay Maryann Guczek Janine Guertin Kevin Guyer James Haley Theresa Haley Theresa Hammond Thomas Hanifan Paul Hansen Allan Harnois Peter Harper Daniel Harrington James Harrington Joan Harrington Gerald Harris Theresa Hart Angela Hartley Jeffrey Hayden James Hebert Lauri Heishel Maureen Hession Thomas Hibbard Kevin Holland Mark Hooper Stephen Hopkins Jane Hough Patricia Hrobak James lanello Michael Imelio John Ingari Darleen Ingram Kathleen Ingram Margaret Jablonski Karen Jakubasz Michael Jeannotte Leroy Jessen Kaaren Johnson Alyce Jones Stephen Joyce Catherine Kalmbach Melanie Kane Catherine Keady Teresa Kearney Francis Keating Gerald Keavany Margaret Kedziorek Ann Marie Kelleher John Kelly John J. Kelly Mark Kelly Patricia Kelly Eileen Kennedy David Killian Charles Kent Jane Kirejczyk Dawn Klinker Julie Koeninger Mariann Konieczny Nancy Koon Susan Kopeski Mark Korovae Patricia Kowaleski Karen Krawiec Gregory Krol Teresa Krol Thaddeus Kubacki Lori Kucharzyk Beverly Kuczynski Lawrence Kulig Joyce Kwiatkowski April Lacoste John Laflamme Denise Lafleur Bernadine Lagasse Carol Laliberte Richard Lalonde Annamarie Lamoureux Richard Lancaster Laurie Landers 145 Alice Landry Mary Landry Margaret LaValley Karen Lavariere George Lawler Karen Lazzari Denise Leber James LeBlanc Jocelin Lee Carl Leidhold Lawrence Lemelin Michael Lennon Joseph Leone Joan Letourneau Janice Levesque Raymond Levesque Suzanne Lindsay Donna Liquori Paul Lizak Kathleen Logan James Lonergan David Longhi Elana Longhi William Loomis Mary Loughran Dorothy Lowe Patricia Lucia Susie Lussier Stephen Lynch Susan Lynch Laura Lyons Mark McCabe Patrick McCaffrey Lisa McCarthy Lisa J. McCarthy Michael McCarthy William McClellan Jean McCracken James McDonough Beth McGinnis Do you know what it is like to collect $92.16 of exact change? Mrs. Shine has done it everyday for five years. As our “milklady”’ her job of selling 768 cartons of white and choc- olate milk and orange drink a day is just one link in the chain of events that brings you your lunch so that you can enjoy it as shown on page 159. Patrick McGrath Kathleen McGurn Gerard McInerney James McInerney James McKay Joseph McKeever Joseph McLaughlin Mary McNerney Peter Maccini Ronald Macfadzen Patrick Mackey Christopher Madden Thomas Mahoney Cynthia Major William Makowiec Donna Malachowski Debra Malmborg Ellen Maloney Lisa Mancini Gina Mancinone Nancy Manferdini Deborah Manning Paul Marchese Kathleen Marczyk John Marino Suzanne Marsh David Marshall Susan Marshall Ann Martin Richard Martin Robert Martin = Barbara Mastalerz (! pro - an s = Stephen Maurer Le hia aerel Steven Maynard William Mayotte ee Real ptetthat Robert eet r William oe Ap ian David Methe SY Patricia Meuse 7 lug ©C a—c f c ur tH ee mo Dina Milillo Teresa Miller Marianne Millettey Patricia Millette Deborah Miner aw: oe Michael Mishol Matthew Modlish Brian Molloy : wie Lo DL hoQ_ + V7 ; Ke 147 148 Susan Moltenbrey John Monaghan Steven Moran Thomas Moran Paula Moreau Cathleen Moriarty Noreen Moriarty Denise Morin Normand Morin Donna Morris Mary Mulcahy Eileen Mulligan Daniel Mullin Joseph Murphy Lisa Murphy Maryanne Murphy Michael Murphy Thomas Murphy Thomas J. Murphy William Murphy Patrice Murren Louise Nadeau Nancy Nardi Rosanne Natale Mary Nay Christopher Nodurf Michael Noonan Thomas Normand Michael Norwood Kevin O’Brien Shawn O’Brien Catherine O’Connor Daniel O'Connor Lynn O’Connor Michael O'Connor Sheila O’Connor Theresa O’Connor Nancy O'Donnell Paula O'Donnell William O'Donnell Elizabeth O'Donoghue Laurie Okarmus Dan Olson Coleen O'Malley Kathleen O'Neil Patrick O'Neil Jean O'Reilly Brian O’Shea Diane Ostiguy Joseph Ott Keven Ouimet Kathy Paradysz Thomas Parent Kevin Parquette Peter Partyka Noreen Pasini Robert Pasini Lynn Patrie Mary Peck Alan Pegoraro James Pelletier Charles Peloquin Stephen Percy Paul Perenick Maureen Perkins Deborah Perrone Kathleen Perry Mary Ellen Pescetta Kevin Pfau Margaret Phaneuf Joseph Picard Patricia Piccirilli Stephen Pino Elizabeth Pion Lawrence Pion John Pise John Piteo James Planzo Michele Plourde Alice Poirier Paul Poirier Maria Porcello Paul Potvin David Prairie Michelle Prenosil Michele Provost Elizabeth Przybyl Joseph Pultro Christopher Pyrek Mary Quinn William Quinn Robert Radle Jeffrey Regan Kathleen Reid Brenda Reidy Marybeth Reilly Cathlene Relihan Charlene Relihan Melissa Remiszewski Ryan Rickarby Maureen Rickson Deana Rigazio Jeannine Rioux Betsy Rivera Jose Rivera Rolland Rivest Lawrence Roberge Andrew Roberts 149 Lora Roberts Recinda Robinson Michael Rodgers Timothy Rogers Gregory Rooke Michael Roper Mary Rosenbeck Loren Ross Gary Rosso Susan Rougeau Susan Rousseau Arlene Rucinski Catherine Ryan Jan Ryan Thomas Ryan Michael St.Marie Robert St.Marie Cheryl St.Pierre Laura Santaniello Ralph Santaniello Saverio Santaniello Thomas Schmitt Keith Schufreider Christopher Scibelli Geri-Ann Scibelli Judith Scibelli Pasqua Scibelli Joseph Scott Christopher Scully Michelle Scyocurka Paula Serafino Charles Shaw Anne-Marie Shea Daniel Shea Deirdre Shea Edwin Shea John Shea Judith Shea Kathryn Shea Lisa Shea Thomas Shea Thomas P. Shea Martha Sheehan Marie Simpson Mary Sitek Peter Skala James Skarzynski Cindy Skypeck Laurte Slate Kimberly Smith Leo Smith Linda Smith Paula Smith Tammy Smith Kimberly Sokolowski Christine Soucy Tammy Sparks Susan Sponburgh Christine Stahovich Richard Stanislas Mary Stanton Scott Stein Edward Stolar Robert Strobelberger Barry Sullivan Daniel Sullivan Edward Sullivan Kathleen Sullivan 150 Laurie Sullivan Carol Sundberg Kevin Surniak Deborah Suse Laurie Suslik Thomas Synan Norene Szubelick Michael Talbot Peter Talbot Philip Talbot Steven Tassinari Charles Taylor Mark Teehan Lynn Terfera Karen Thibodeau Anne Thomas Mary Thomas Celine Thompson Ellen Thompson Bert Thorng Constance Tilli Mary Tipton Ruth Toms Theresa Toomey Mark Topolski Laura Torrenzano Anthony Tranghese Lori Tranghese Jeannette Trombley Robert Tucker Michael Tunstall Debra Tuynman Richard Tynan Lolita Ulloa Richard Ullery Charlene Valletti Donna Varney Brian Vaudrin Patrick Veale as ahs F oy Virginia Vecchiarelli Ae Ok % Fits jis % BEBO) Lucille Venne Gregory Verallis Ann Visconti Werner Vonblon David Walczak Christine Walsh Karen Walton Mark Waterhouse Mary Welch Mary Weldon Theresa Weldon Joseph Whalen Mark White Joseph Wieczorek Mary Wihbey Steven Willette Dawn Williams Liza Witkowski John Wolff Robert Wolff Patricia Woodbury Edmund Wynne Julie-Anne Wynne Gregory Yacovone Kimberly Young e , a wees Elizabeth Zadworny Te S. q¢ 1S ted: Sam Zahaykevitz iS | AS tees Joyce Zilinek 151 + } ‘Be Z2get ‘A YY TBBALE GE ie Vi CTY NW i am ee SS THE GREEN MACHINE Philip Adams Thomas Adams Kathleen Addison Arlene Afonso Barbara Aiken Dominick Albano Susan Aldrich Denise Allaire Eileen Allen Kathleen Allen William Allen Julie Ambrose Donald Anderson Jeffrey Angers Carlos Arrastia Craig Ashley Peter Babineau Thomas Baillargeon Marybeth Baker Kathleen Bakos Amico Barone Bernard Barrett Roger Barrette Marybeth Barry John Batista Maryrose Batista Donna Bazin Lorraine Beaudin Raymond Beaulieu Mary Beele Jeremiah Begley Matthew Belleville Michael Benway Marc Bergeron Jean Blair Janice Blanchard Nancy Boduch Cathryn Boland Anne Marie Boone Marie Borland Michael Boss Robinann Boulrice Jeanine Bourke Christopher Boutin Robert Boyd William Boyd William Brackman Thomas Brady Robert Braska William Brassill Robert Brawders John Brennan John F. Brennan Susan Breton Michael Brosnan Dwight Brouillard William Brouillard Michael Brouilette Catherine Brown George Brown Kathleen Brown Patrice Brown Richard Brown Susan Brown Joseph Buckley John Buffum Daniel Burnham Deborah Bynum 153 Colleen Cahill Margaret Cahillane Kathleen Canarie Karen Candido Marianne Cannata Kathleen Canning Margaret Canning Robert Canning Jean Cantwell Paul Carestia Patrick Carey Evelyn Carpenter Peter Carter Steve Carter Lorrie Casey Brian Casiello Mary Ann Cavanaugh Kathleen Center Mark Chamberlain Neal Chapin Michael Charest Mark Chartier Mary Chase Thomas Chase Michael Chelkonas Patricia Chelte Gary Chenaille Lorelei Choquette Ronald Cicerchia Catherine Cignoli Linda Circosta Paula Circosta Julia Clark William Cochrane Roger Coles Ronald Colonna Cathleen Connell Alice Connors Donna Consolmagno Michael Consolmagno Mark Contois Susan Corcoran Donna Cormier Elizabeth Corridan Stephen Corridan Steven Cote Ann Marie Coughlin Roy Coulombe Mary Cousineau Joseph Cronin Kathleen Crowley Michael Crowley Joan Cullinane James Curran Adam Cwieka Eve Cwieka 154 saQenvene | FATIGUE: There are three tests in front of me today, and | have only five hours of sleep behind me. | knew | shouldn't have tried to finish that project last night. | have practice after school ... What’s that? A three page essay by Tuesday? Yes, it'll be doneontime... Bryon Cyr Kenneth Dagesse Karen Daley Ruth Daly Gennaro Daniele John Delaney Donna Deliso Michael Delnegro Edward Deloghia Denise Demaio Nadine Demarco Ellen Demasi Denise Demers Joseph Demontigny Robert Derose Dennis Desmarais Lisa DeSousa Celine Depres Guy Desrosiers Karen Devine Deborah Dibella Judyann Dietrich Joni Diffley Sean Dineen Stefanie Dinoia Michael Dion Paul Dion Robert Donegan Edward Donnellan John Donovan Laura Douglas Jill Downey Daniel Downie Regina Doyle Stephen Drewnowski Linda Driscoll Mary Driscoll Michael E. DuBois Michael J. DuBois Donald Dubuc Rita Duchesneau Christopher Dufresne Constance Dumais Darlene Duncan David Duncan James Dunn Joseph Dunn Sheila Dunn David Duquette Donna Duval Michael Dziura John Egan Annmarie Emery James Erickson Kathleen Evans Mark Evans 155 Thomas Fabbri Robert Fafard Debra Farrell William Farrington Diane Farwell Nicholas Felici Deborah Ferguson John Ferreira Theresa Ferrin Paul Ferris Richard Ferris Ann Ferriter Mary Finn Carol Fitzek Catherine Fitzgerald Moira Fitzgerald Maureen Fitzpatrick Maryellen Flanagan Mary Flannery Deborah Flavin Charlene Flebotte Mark Flebotte Elizabeth Flink Joan Flynn Thomas Flynn Robert Foley Susan Fontaine Linda Forest Linda Foster Corine Fournier Jean Franz Daniel Frydryk Mark Gallagher Marybeth Gallo Donna Garde Gina Garreffi Michael Garreffi John Garrity Christo pher Garvey Judy Garvey Philip Garvey Lisa Gatti Lynn Gatti Alison Gaumond Keith Gauthier Cynthia Gaviglio James Geagan John Gelinas Mark Gelinas Mary Gelinas John Geizinis Cheryl Gendreau 156 Debra A. Gendron Debra M. Gendron Stephen George Jan Georgeopolus Brian Giammarino Jay Giblin John Giblin Michael Giblin Michael Gigone Darlene Gill Loren Giusti Teresa Gladkowski Carol Gleason William Gomez Robert Goodsell Thomas Goonan James Gormally Robert Gorman Edward Gorski Nancy Gozzi Deborah Graveline Sally Green Thomas Green Joanne Griffin Judith Griffin Deborah Grimaldi Ellen Grimes Mary Grise Celeste Guertin T mothy Guihan Frank Guimond Brian Gureckis Ralph Guyer Robert Guz Barbara Guzek Michael Habel Sara Hachigian Gayle Hagen Robert Haggins Stephen Hagstrom Joseph Hannigan Barbara Harrington Teresa Harrington Maryanne Hart David Haryasz Brian Hassett Brian Hayden James Hayes Lisa Healy Joseph Healy Lee Hegarty Linda Henry Maryann Hickey Steven Hiorns Paula Hodecker Marlaine Hoffman 157 Barbara Hogan Joseph Hourihan Kathryn Howell Edward Hudson Cheryl Hulbert Richard Huot Kathleen Hurley Ma ry Hurley Steven Hussey Donna Hyszczak Christopher lanello Mary Ingram Michael Jalbert Ralph Jasinski Carol Jensen Vickie Johnsen Theresa Joyal James Kane Lawrence Kane Suzanne Karaskiewicz Anne Kavanagh Maureen Kearney Ellen Keating Susan Keene Christopher Kelliher Laurie Kelliher John Kelly Joanne Kennedy John Kennedy Kathleen Kennedy Paul Kennedy Thomas Kennedy Brian Kenney Christopher Kenney Mary Kent Thomas Kent Francis Keough Kathleen Kevane Keith Khouri Alan Kida Mark Klinker Richard Knowles Nancy Kober Kathleen Korovae Mark Koziol Edward Krass Gary Kuczarski Cheryl! Kurdziel Joseph Labelle Walter LaBonte Eileen Lacasse Lana Laflamme Theresa Lagodich Michele Lamarche Mary Lambert Gerald Lamontagne John LaMountain Erin Landers Michael Landry Richard Landry 158 Fresh air and fresh bread go well together, don’t you think? At last, a chance to digest nature along with my lunch; to savor my friends, some sun, and some time before | go back. Even the ants have a great time. All in all, it’s a twenty- eight minutes. Suzanne Lane Robert Lanier Mary Lasinski Edward Laviolette Arthur Leary Clare Leary Colleen Leary Lynn LeBel Gary LeBer Maureen Leonard Roberta Lepak Brian Letendre Ania Lewantowicz David Lindberg James Lindsay Diane Line Michael Linnehan Mary Lipshultz Michael Littlejohn Mark Logan Mark Londergan Kevin Lonergan Matthew Lonergan Thomas Lonergan Trindade Lopes Maryann Los Joel Louraine Christine Lucia Diana Lucia Pamela Luczek Maureen Lynch Robert Lynch Timothy Lynch Maryrose McCaffrey James McCarthy Linda McCarthy Michael McCarthy Lori McDonald Catherine McDonnell Michael E. McDowell 159 160 Michael J. McDowell Kathleen McFarlin Judith McGeary MaryJo McGinity June McGrath Maureen McGrath Mary McGrane Thomas McGuigan Maureen McGuinness Mary McKenna Timothy McKenzie Alan McLean William McMaster John McNally Linda McQuade Cynthia Maciaga Theresa Mack William Mack Rosemary MacKay Judith Maher Nancy Majka Lawrence Major Timothy Malone Mary Beth Mango Andrew Manzi Diane Manzi Rosemary Manzi Monica Margosiak Kathleen Markett Daniel Maroney Mary Marsh Carol Martilli Catherine Martins Mary Mastalerz Gary Mastroianni Sharon Mathews Alfredo Maza Norman Mercier James Mickiewicz Elizabeth Milette Doreen Millette Michael Millette Mary Moll Linda Molloy Philip Momnie George Mont Lu igi Montefusco Michael Mooradd cf Pr i iG bee y “ a Timothy Moore Michelle Moreau Maurice Morel James Morgan John Morganstern Edward Moriarty Eileen Moriarty James Moriarty Joan Moriarty Mary Moriarty Ronald Morin Anna Morini Sonia Mossman Paul Motto Robert Motyl Anne Moynihan David Mulak Juliann Mullin John Murphy Mary Murphy Michael Murphy Paul Murphy Rose Murphy Mary Myers Mary Naczas Linda Nardi Joanne Nay Gregory Neffinger Michael Nelen Susan Neville Karen Noel Constance Noonan Patricia Noonan Joan Nugent David O'Brien Stephen O’Brien Ann O'Connor James O'Connor Doreen Odato Linda O’Donnell Virginia O’Donnell Cynthia Olson Philip O'Meara Eileen O'Neil Charles Opitz Andrew O’Shea Maura O'Shea Sally Packard 161 Pamela Page Diane Pagnoni Etel Paksi Diane Paleologopoulos Alfred Palmeri Michael Pantuosco Edward Paolino Theresa Paquin Janet Paro Gregory Partyka Donna Pauze David Payne William Pegoraro Cheryl Pelland Denise Pellegrino Ronald Peloquin Susan Pepe Gregory Perkins James Perkins John Perkins Alice Perry Chery! Petraitis James Peys Theresa Phaneuf Joanne Phelan Ther esa Phelan Thomas Phelan Stephen Phillips Thomas Phillips Michael Pieniazek Jan Piepul Cheryl Pilon Francine Pion Rosemarie Plourde David Pluta John Pooler Joyce Pooler Leon Popec Michael Porcello Susan Potkai Marie Pratt Denise Proulx Gary Proulx Christine Przybycien Marianne Quinn Mary Raff Thomas Raschilla David Reeves Judith Remillard Marianne Rewinski Raoul Ricard Diane Riel Phyllis Rigazio Patricia Riley Sterling Rivers Celeste Rivet 162 ‘76 RINGS: Remember the anticipation? Do you recall the excitement when the day final- ly came? Can you relive the moment when you first put it on? And what if it didn’t fit, if your initials were wrong, or if you wanted a smooth ame- thyst and got a faceted fire- ray? Back to the factory for another waiting period. Re- member the anticipation?? ... Barbara Robarge Alice Roberge Leslie Roberts Stephen Roberts Jolene Robinson William Rokosz Joan Roncalli William Rosenbeck Richard Rossin Nancy Rosso Diane Rougeau Catherine Roy Kimberly Roy Martha Ryan Mary Ryan Joann Sagan Patricia Savoy Linda Scamardella Maria Scibelli William Scott Lisa Setlin Christina Shea Colleen Shea Daniel Shea Deidre Shea Michael Shea Nancy Shea Daniel Sheehan James Shewchuk Leslie Sicary Joseph Sicbaldi Peter Simmons Regina Siwicki Janice Skarzynski James Skehan Charles Skill Steven Skura Celeste Smith Kathryn Smith Patricia Smith 163 Laurie Starr Denise Stebbins Roseann Stenke James Sterritt Mark Stevens Matthew Stinson William Stotz Patricia Strain Sandra Strycharz Judith Sugermeyer Alicemae Sullivan Eileen Sullivan John Sullivan Kevin Sullivan Margaret Sullivan Mary Beth Sullivan Mary Sullivan Daniel Suse Frank Szela John Szymko Ellen Talty Paula Tarozzi Lisa Taylor Robert Teahan Cynthia Tessicini Henry Tessier Philip Tessier Christine Tetreault Paul Tetreault Carol Thomas Lesa Thomas Teresa Thompson Daniel Tonelli Kathleen Toomey Maryann Tranghese Mary Jo Tranghese Roseann Trimboli Donna Turcotte Lori Tuynman Michael Twohig Lisa Twombly 164 Lawrence Uhl John Urban Marie Vatrano Kathleen Veale Carleen Vecchiarelli Lynda Verespy Denise Vogel Kenneth Wagner Kathleen Wall David Wallace John Wallace Jane Walsh Joann Walsh Cheryl! Waltein Thomas Ward Carol Wasielewski Diane Waterhouse Eve Waterman Michael Weisse Gerald Willet Johnjoe Williams William Witaszek William Woishnis Marilyn Wolak Wayne Woodbury Ann Woytych Mary Wrobleski Barbara Wynne Debra Wysocki David Yelle Kathleen Yergeau Stanley Zamachaj Dorothea Zanetti Martha Zoeller John Zuchara Deborah Zurowski Edwina Morrone 165 16 Frosh Foxes Are... .. under the watchful eyes of Sr. Diane Tetreault and Mr. Roger Lavallee ... continuing activities with children from the Study Home. Fran Fitzgerald Frosh Advisor Weebles Are ... . wombleful . dyn-o-mite weat arcOuUL .. the very best ... led by Mr. David Laux, Sr. Maryann Hemenway and Miss Jean Bagurskas ... Spirited . not wobblers Weebles Sharing, Caring Rough, Gruff, Tough Girls, Boys Sophomores Tom Dobiecki Alyce Jones President Vice-President Kathy Ingram Dawn Klinker Secretary Treasurer 166 Frosh Foxes Dreaming, Scheming Sly, Spry, Wry Girls, Boys Freshmen Mike Moran Frosh Advisor GREEN MACHINE ARE ... old enough to question, but too young to have the answers. ... thinking about being seniors, but are forgetting that once they were freshmen. ... old enough to know better, but young enough to do it anyway. ... in-between. Green Machines Knowing, Growing Hope, Cope, Grope Girls, Boys Juniors. Ania Lewantowicz President Barbara Aiken Lisa Healy Secretary Treasurer Juniors Sue Lane Vice-President 167 168 Paul C. Abraham Nora Adams 77 Winona Drive 28 Mountainview Street West Springfield Springfield Frank Fragomeni — President Deborah L. Allen Paul A. Anderson 27 Welland Road 82 Ranney Street Indian Orchard Springfield Laurie A. Angeli Donna A. Angelini 343 Roosevelt Avenue 1434 Bay Street Springfield Springfield Keith A. Ashley Christine M. Asselin Peter Serafino — Vice-President 55 Clayton Street 15 Kennedy Street Springfield Chicopee 170 Glenn A. Akerly ; Kathy J. Albano 15 Colonial Avenue 284 Seymour Avenue Springfield Springfield Nancy Hopkins - Secretary Tasha D. Anderson Nancy Anderstrom 95 Old Farm Road 43 Castle Street Chicopee Springfield Donna M. Ascioti Eileen Ashe 59 Malden Street 87 Saint Lawrence Avenue Springfield Springfield George M. Atkins Scholastica E. Avwunuma Pat Sweeney — Treasurer 110 Ohio Avenue 170 River Street West Springfield West Springfield 171 172 Mark J. Balicki 124 Chicomansett Village Chicopee Christina Barlow Patricia A. Barrett 969 Shoemaker Lane 66 Barrington Road Feeding Hills Longmeadow Michael P. Barzewski Patricia Bartello Edward R. Beauchemin 147 Yale Street 45 Meredith Street 185 HickoryStreet Ludlow Springfield Springfield Plo Gerard M. Béchard Stacie Ellen Beck Michele M. Beckman 35 Mayflower Road 907 Main Street 111 Olmsted Drive Springfield Agawam Springfield Helen Marie Barkman 73 Ne vins Avenue Longmeadow Kathleen M. Barry Lisa Barry 86 Ruthven Street 129 Sunflower Avenue Springfield Chicopee Karen A. Beaudet Patricia A. Beaudry Denise M. Beaudlieu 1070 Worcester Street 172 Longhill Street 166 Lamont Street Indian Orchard Springfield Springfield Mary Anne Begley Antonio Belanger Donald James Bélisle 77 Miller Street 166 Nagle Street 66 Eddy Street Springfield Indian Orchard Springfield 173 Lucie G. Beliveau Brian F. Bellefeuille Laura A. Belliveau 76 Commonwealth Avenue 35 Blaine Street 49 John Street Springfield Springfield Chicopee Alan J. Berrouard Lori A. Berube 23 Cumberland Street 19 Kenwood Park Springfield Springfield David J. Blokland Scott S. Blouin 24 Thorndyke Street 573 Beacon Circle Springfield Springfield Maria C. Bonavita James J. Bonzagni James M. Boss 990 Plumtree Road 84 Squassick Road 33 Florentine Gardens Springfield West Springfield Springfield 174 Cheryl Anne Bennett Nanette Bergeron Denise M. Bergevin 44 Marlborough Street 395 Parker Street 618 Allen Street ChicopeeFalls Springfield Springfield aot Judy E. Bilodeau Anne Binney 84 Lamont Street 33 Hillcrest Avenue Springfield West Springfield Lynne M. Boilard Susan M. Boisvert 147 Pasco Road 97 Havenhurst Road Indian Orchard West Springfield he Lorraine Boucher John Boudreau Lawrence J. Boudreau 128 Massasoit Street 72 Newhouse Street 1149 Elm Street Springfield Springfield West Springfield 175 176 Raymond R. Bourbeau 114 Whitney Street Ludlow Jeffrey Bouyea 29 Maebeth Street Springfield 1300 Wilbraham Road Springfield IN Ler, Theresa A. Brodeur 122 Bellwood Road Springfield Susan E. Buckley 83 Gary Road Springfield Richard Bourdeau 21 Oliver Street Chicopee Sheila Bowler 15 Carew Terrace Springfield Thomas A. Brodeur 131 Beauregard Terrace Chicopee James T. Buffum 26 Calvin Circle West Springfield — Julie A. Bourke 413 Roosevelt Avenue Springfield Jeannine M. Braska 49 North Branch Parkway Springfield James A. Brown 206 Marsden Street Springfield Patricia A. Burke 1641 Carew Street Springfield Shawn Brown 63 Rencelau Street Springfield John Burnham 294 Seymour Avenue Springfield Debra A. Bruton 66 Roosevelt Avenue Springfield Jeanne Bouthiller 45 Los Angeles Street Springfield Gary P. Brennan 50 Overlook Drive Springfield Way Eleanor Burns 67 Keith Street Springfield Eileen E. Butler 15 Maplewood Drive Wilbraham Catherine Cabral Mary C. Caffrey Christina Calabrese Debra Calabrese 696 Roosevelt Avenue 32 Glendell Terrace 10 Woodside Drive 170 Stuart Street Springfield Springfield Agawam Springfield 23 John Carleton Francis J. Carney Jodi Caron Katherine A. Caron 172 Buchland Avenue 74 Dearborn Street 525 Parker Street 16 Healy Street Springfield Springfield Springfield West Springfield ocean ene OE Ralph Chabot 205 Oak Street Indian Orchard 178 Once again attendance has been taken in a senior study hall. Bits and pieces of conversation are heard echoing down the corridors ... “Oh, | signed out for the cafeteria.” “Hey, I'll meet you in the resource center and we can finish our history.” ‘I'm going home, my last two periods are studies.” ‘I'm heading for the library. | really have to finish this report.”’ “Remember how different it was without open studies?” Jean C. Butler 239 Roosevelt Avenue Springfield Helen Callaghan Anita Camerota Elizabeth Carberry Helen Carey 26 Riverview Terrace 80 Bevier Street 43 Hazen Street 987 Carew Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Mary Claire Carroll Carol-anne Carter Thomas E. Casartello Anne Marie Center 59 Intervale Road 83 Davis Street 180 Whittum Avenue 1303 Plumtree Road Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Susan Chapdelaine 36 Stratford Terrace Springfield Mariette Chapdelaine 282 Somers Road East Longmeadow 179 180 � Ae Pole w.� Frances Chechile Margaret R. Checile 21 Jewel Lane 659 Prospect Street Wilbraham Chicopee Andy B. Choquette Michael V. Chmura 27 Pleasant View Road 75 Parker Street Wilbraham Indian Orchard Henriet A. Cira Paul V. Ciurleo John M. Claffey Jeffery S. Clark 776 Chapin Street 25 Wendell Place 56 Marsden Street 142 Springfield Street Ludlow Springfield Springfield Springfield Anne E. Collins Robert L. Conley 74 Gulette Street 129 Brookwood Drive Springfield Longmeadow Debra Chistolini Cynthia E. Chlastawa 131 Welland Road 18 Wrona Street Indian Orchard Indian Orchard 5p PR NNR OTT Robert Chmura Carol Anne Cignoli Michael A. Cipriani Thomas A. Cipriani 109 Fenwick Street 20 Governor Street 181 Freeman Street 108 Wait Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield William Clement Mark Close Daniel Coffey : 2 - ; 97 Treetop Avenue 33 Maplewood Terrace 171 Dorset Street jie Springfield Springfield Springfield Cynthia A. Connell Sarah A. Connolly 204 East Allen Ridge Road 9 Pilgrim Road Springfield West Springfield 181 Nancy A. Connors Carolyn Ellen Conway Kevin Conway Eileen Cook 38 Barton Street 320 Cooper Street 83 Oklahoma Street 788 White Street Springfield Agawam Springfield Springfield Guy W. Coulombe Jeffrey Cox 201 Lester Street 72 Mary Coburn Road Chicopee Springfield David J. Cross Robert Cross 100 Perkins Street 146 Draper Street Springfield Springfield Russell G. Croteau Wayne Croteau 40 Lauzier Terrace 40 Lauzier Terrace Chicopee Chicopee 182 ie ae te Ne ck” Noe , ae ov me Bh Shee Maryellen Crum 34 Lewis Avenue West Springfield Diane C. Culloo 28 Tavistock Street Springfield Judith Corcoran 82 Spruceland Avenue Springfield Michael Joseph Coyne 76 Brittany Road Indian Orchard Maryann Croteau 7 Muzzy Street Chicopee Sarah C. Culver 50 Hampden Street West Springfield Susan Corridan 67 Fitzgerald Road Springfield Laureen Crane 266 Sunrise Terrace Springfield Russell Croteau 231 Osborne Terrace Springfield Ann-Marie Curran 90 Eddy Street Springfield Diane E. Curran Mary G. Curran Kathleen R. Czochara 82 Spear Road 97 Longmeadow Street 93 Primrose Street Springfield Longmeadow Indian Orchard Christine E. Darsigny Kathleen M. Davidson 15 Donamor Lane 47 Judith Street East Longmeadow Springfield Stephen C. Dawson James Dean 21 Yale Street 40 Mansfield Street Chicopee Springfield Joanne M. DeMaio Denise R. Desrosiers Greg deVillier 49 Dresden Street 645 Belmont Ave. 125 Atwater Road Springfield Springfield Springfield 184 Gary P. Dagesse Patrick Dahlen Noreen M. Daley 22 Edgemont Street 23 Oldwood Road 811 Bradley Road Springfield Wilbraham Springfield Brian F. Davies John Richard Davin 40 Miller Street 57 Parkside Street Ludlow Springfield Victor DeAngelo Nancy Delargy 737 Carew Street 26 Baldwin Drive Springfield Hampden Judith A. Devine Kevin Devine Dolores M. Dietrich 94 Clantoy Street 41 Rosemary Drive 36 Gill Street Springfield Springfield Chicopee 185 James M. Dillon 176 West Allen Ridge Road Springfield Cindy Domaszewicz 140 Cady Street Ludlow John Henry Dillon 83 Magnolia Terrace For Sale: One school, set on 10 acres of rolling hills overlooking freshwater pond with floating island. Auditorium (seating Capacity 1500), library (21,800 vol- umes), gym, playing fields, chapel, of- fices, and other major accessories in- cluded. Completely furnished with items from the Contemporary High School period; rooms available in cool Charles Donasis 18 Woodlawn Street Alfredo Dimauro, Jr. 76 Sheffield Avenue Springfield Longmeadow Diane S. Donegan 23 New Crest Street Springfield Ludlow Paul Dimodica 158 Dorwin Drive West Springfield f green, mellow yellow, and peach pink. Comes equipped with a variety of spe- Cial-interest facilities, including sci- ® ence and language labs, darkrooms, band and chorale rooms; also, me- chanical drawing, art, typing, and computer facilities. Food and mainte- nance services provided; counseling offices complete with career center are available. Other miscellaneous items include lounges, parking area, and freight elevator. Students, faculty, administration and other personnel included at no extra charge; operating instructions provided upon request. Mary F. Donlin 20 Long Terrace Springfield Paul Dionne Linda Marie Dobiec ki Michael T. Dobiecki 126 Ahsbrook Street 110 Strong Street 90 Wexford Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Angela Dombek 100 West Akard Street Ludlow Barbara A. Donnellan Mary Cabey Donnellan Patricia Donoghue Daniel E. Donovan 55 Kipling Street 42 Florentine Gardens 133 Gralia Drive 125 Stockman Street Springfield Springfield Springfield. Springfield 187 y Kevin P. Dooney James T. Doty Stephen A. Dougal Charlene M. Dougherty 77 Dorwin Drive 11 Cedar Hill Road 46 Primrose Street 39 Canton Street West Springfield East Longmeadow Indian Orchard Springfield Susan Tura Drapeau Patricia M. Driscoll 100 Ardmore Street 155 Derryfield Avenue Springfield Springfield Roseann Dube Christopher Dubowicz 141 Garvey Drive 1 Clifton Street Springfield Chiovee Anne Dumas Patricia Ann Dunn 34 Janet Street 272 Pheland Street West Springfield Springfield 188 Ronald Douglas Daniel R. Dowd 254 Pheland Avenue 37 Malibu Drive Springfield Springfield Carol Dube Mario Dube 58 Sunset Drive 29 East Hooker Street Chicopee Springfield Joseph A. Dubuc Robert Dufresne W. J. Dufresne 59 Daviston Street 139 Pilgrim Road 151 Woodmont Street Springfield Springfield West Springfield. Arthur Lee Duquette Ronald G. Durej Carole D. Durocher Maureen E. Dwyer 36 Overlook Drive 69 Mooreland Street 25 Calhoun Street 56 Hillside Avenue Springfield Springfield Springfield West Springfield 189 Robert A. Edwards William R. Ellis 20 Carver Street 74 Catalpa Terrace Springfield Springfield Malachy E. Fallon Deborah J. Faucette 89 Parkside Street 91 Campbell Drive Springfield Agawam Timothy A. Fenton Eileen Ferrin James Ferris Eileen Fielding 66 St. Lawrence Avenue 18 Bel-Air Drive 33 Queensbury Drive 31 Rollins Street Springfield Longmeadow Springfield Springfield Frances M. Fitzgerald James C. Fitzgerald 62 Ridgeway Circle 44 Cherrelyn Street Springfield Springfield 190 Andrea Erickson Keith R. Falconer 437 State Street 712 Sumner Avenue Ludlow Springfield Daniel A. Fenno, Jr. Martha Fenton 44 Andover Road 72 Miller Street Springfield Springfield Daniel M. Fife Ann Marie Fitzgerald Brian P. Fitzgibbons Eileen M. Fitzgerald 358 Allen Park Road 377 Stapleton Road 66 Acker Circle 210 Drexel Street Springfield Springfield Chicopee Springfield Mary Ellen Flannery Jeanne E. Fleming 136 East Allen Ridge Road 463 Page Boulevard Springfield Springfield 191 Robert E. Flynn John Thornton Foley Martha Foley 16 Home Street 15 Crestwood Street 136 Belvidere Street Springfield Springfield His name is Walter Krass and he is the occupant of the 6’X6’X 7’ red structure that is his castle. Every day, Monday through Friday, he keeps a watchful guard over his domain, the CHS parking lot. There, his subjects of varied models and makes wait patiently parked for their drivers. Mr. Krass is recently retired, having served thirty-six George M Frantlekatir) years with the Springfield police 50 Wrona Street force. His residence is a brisk five- Indian Orchard minute walk from his home-away- from-home that was built by the maintanence men to protect him from the elements during the winter months. When asked if he carried a weapon, he replied, ‘‘yup, two of ‘em.’’ He then extended both arms, smiled broadly, and chuckled to himself. Officer Krass is pleased with his job; he enjoys the alertness of young people and in turn they keep him alert. Robert Fricchione 283 Bliss Road Longmeadow Glen A. Gaboury Paul Gallagher David Gallo Michelina B. Galluzzo 119 Allen Street 1480 Wilbraham Road 86 Winding Lane 5 O'Connell Street East Longmeadow Springfield Springfield Springfield 192 Mary Foley Michael Ford Mark G. Forgue Frank L. Fragomeni, Jr. 84 Woodlawn Street 18 Lumae Street 409 Nottingham Street 36 Fremont Street Springfield Springfield Springfield aY Springfield Julie Franz 4 Home Street Springfield Jane Ellen Friese 489 Morgan Road West Springfield Teresa A. Gannon Kathryn C. Garde Alan Garvey Barbara J. Garvey 16 Dorwin Drive 97 Bridle Path Road 903 St. James Avenue 108 Second Street West Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield 193 194 Karen G. Garvey Mary Garvey Ronald Gaudreau Suzanne Gaudreau 199 Bristol Street 71 Wilber Street 167 Oak Street 130 Hendrick Street Springfield Springfield Indian Orchard Chicopee Richard Gaw Glenn Gaydas Timothy Germano Janis Giannetti 230 Bolton Street 160 Edgewood Avenue 807 Main Street 15 Longfellow Terrace Springfield Chicopee Agawam Springfield aka Paul Glica Robin Glidden 475 Parker Street 102 Fenimore Boulevard East Longmeadow Springfield Joseph T. Goodwin 60 Norden Street East Longmeadow Kenneth R. Gauthier 55 Richmond Road Ludlow Theresa Gilhooly Cahterine A. Girard 26 Denton Circle 146 Waite Avenue Springfield Chicopee Falls A Margaret Gloster Johanne A. Godbout Joseph A. Golen Daniel P. Gomez 56 Mooreland Street 177 Autumn R oad 39 Fanjoy Drive 165 Bowles Park Springfield West Springfield Chicopee Springfield Elizabeth Gormally Thomas A. Gorski Glenn J. Gosselin Ann Marie Govine 122 Newton Road 35 Rimmon Avenue 747 White Street 11 Fernwold Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield 195 196 Marianne Gozzi Kathleen Grandfield 5 Bellwood Road : 29 Van Horn Street Springfield West Springfield bieash' is Mary Guay | Michelle C. Guertin 79 Clairmont Avenue 20 Raymond Avenue Chicopee Chicopee Wendy Haas Teresa M Habel Charles M. Haggerty Maribeth Hannifin 149 Hadley Street 22 Dalton Place 1785 Carew Street 2494 Wilbraham Road Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Diane L. Harney Cheryl Harrington 14 Ashmum Street 23 Benz Street Springfield Springfield Colleen Graney Linda M. Grout 946 Plumtree Road 12 Ashmun Street Springfield Springfield Nevenka Gutwaks Camille Guzek 55 Mooreland Street 70 Rich Street Springfield Chicopee Falls Thomas M. Hannigan Mark R. Hanson Mary L. Harbeck Kevin P. Harkins 17 Gillette Avenue 499 Plumtree Road 107 Palo Alto Road 73 Sparrow Drive Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Martha Ann Harrington Thomas D. Harrington 65 Bangor Street 128 Hadley Street Springfield Springfield ny, Timothy B. Hart Kevin J. Hassett Margaret A. Hawley 77 Albert Street 15 Covel Street 27 Buick Street West Springfield Springfield Springfield Thomas J. Hayes Ellyn W. Heaps Deborah A. Heath Richard Heineman 58 Eton Street 465 Roosevelt Avenue 78 Rittenhouse Terrace 36 Barber Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Jerauld Hervieux 37 Jordan Street Springfield Pauline A. Hoare 379 Roosevelt Avenue Springfield 198 In the year 2,000 will teens be talking about .. . Donna M. Hayden 27 Anthony Street Springfield . Elton John ... 10-speed bikes ... bowties ... yo-yo’s ... chess ... jean skirts . construction boots ... leather jackets ... painters pants ... wire-framed glas- ... braces ... camel hair coats ... ripped and patched jeans ... John Denver . platform shoes ... roller skating ... flannel shirts ... dock siders ... scarves ... Kurt Vonnegurt ... earth shoes ... skinny ties ... Cesar Chavez... caps... Nixon... Nostalgia... ? Catherine F. Henry 18 Dalton Place Springfield Patricia Jaye Hess Jean C. Hewlett Robert M. Hibbert Donna Kaye Hines 40 Gertrude Street 290 Ambrose Street 15 Capitol Road 167 Fort Pleasant Avenue Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Steven J. Hooper Nancy L. Hopkins Mary K. Hosmer 123 Fort Pleasant Avenue 101 Perkins Street 199 Laurelton Street Springfield Springfield Springfield 199 200 Susan A. Howell Joseph Hutchison Christine Imelio James Ingari 53 Eckington Street 33 Joan Street 60 Crystalbrook Drive 51 Grant Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Joyce E. James 2 Prince Lane Agawam David Jarvis 47 Mohawk Drive Springfield Mary Anne Johnson James Joyce MaryAnn Julian 21 Montford Street 42 Perkins Street 20 Detroit Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Albert V. Innarelli Rosemarie Jakubaszek Andrea James 15 Margaret Street 20 Sunflower Avenue 226 Newton Road Springfield Chicopee Springfield Paul Janeczek 111 Glenoak Drive Springfield Carol Ann Johnson 156 Stuart Street Springfield Mary Maragaret Kane Joseph Francis Kavanagh Ellen M. Kearney James P. Kearney 40 Colfax Street 50 Penacook Street 70 Gold Street 39 Eton Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield 201 Michael J. Keavany Patrick Kevin Kelleher Paul E. Kelleher 65 Rogers Avenue 26 Gilbert Street 65 Chesterfield Avenue West Springfield West Springfield Springfield Edward Kennedy Michael F. Kenney Joseph Kevane 88 Merrimac Avenue 47 Cecile Drive 15 Glendell Terrace Springfield Chicopee Springfield W. Michael Killella Doreen Marie Killian 1240 Riverdale Road 18 Redfern Drive West Springfield Springfield Rosemary Koenig Nora L. Koetsch 31 Varney Street 19 Sunapee Street Springfield Springfield Barbara J. Kelly Annemarie G. Kennedy path. BLA te 416 Orange Street 87 Hartford Terrace Springfield Springfield Jeanne Ann Kiakis David Paul Kida 95 Prentice Street 70 Crestwood Street Springfield Chicopee John F. Klejna Bruce R. Klinker Theodore Kmiecik 89 Perkins Street 56 Roseland Terrace 308 Island Pond Road Springfield Longmeadow Springfield John F. Korney Stephen J. Kubik Debra A. Kuczynski 74 Ely Avenue 22 Arch Street 27 Forest Hill Road West Springfield Ludlow Feeding Hills 203 204 Michael J. Lague 83 Hendom Drive Feeding Hills Elaine A. Lapan 55 Somerset Street Springfield ee —S=, ee x 4 é SS FZ Auge — —_ So SS a — B.3 24 5K SS a ee AG ee ee tL BaZa f — , it is Patricia C. Kuhn BO THEN ytd PS Nt! 93 Cooper Street PY ho He NR ig s We Aah Springfield HN RA! . Nab Ay pi ee i) APick ferris Mia Michael Lamoureux 54 Gardens Drive Springfield Susan A. LaPorte David B. Laravee Stephen J. Lattinville 50 Foster Street 83 Pilgrim Road 172 Harwich Road Springfield Springfield West Springfield Mary Kate Leahy Joan C. Leary 20 School Street 129 Birch Hill Road East Longmeadow Agawam Joseph P. Kuzdzal Rene J. Labonte 1932 Page Boulevard 255 Main Street Indian Orchard Indian Orchard Colleen Lancaster Denise Y. Landry Diane M. LaPalme Paul M. LaPalme 855 Main Street 4 Margate Drive 558 Amostown Road 15 Sachem Street Agawam Auburn, N.H. West Springfield Springfield Judith A. Laturnau Susan M. Lawler 5 Beekman Drive 94 Brunswick Street Agawam Springfield Joan V. Leary 49 Pondview Drive Springfield 205 Cynthia A. LeBlanc Stephen D. LeBlanc Mark Leclerc Bruce W. Lemieux 38 Edward Street 34 Decorie Drive 1138 Worthington Street 306 Seymour Avenue Agawam Wilbraham Springfield Springfield David W. Lynch 251 Kings Highway West Springfield Michael Lough 98 Palo Alto Road Springfield Cheryl A. McCarthy a Edward E. McCarthy, Jr. 108 East Street 49 Kipling Street Springfield Springfield Clyde McDonald William McDonough Joseph A. McGeary Mark McGlynn 88 Lorimer Street 44 Harmon Avenue 29 Donbray Road 126 Dorwin Drive Indian Orchard Springfield Springfield West Springfield 206 Theresa Levesque Victoria L. Levesque Christopher Lonergan Sheila M. Long 51 Pine Grove Street 9 Ronald Circle 212 Osborne Terrace 767 South Branch Parkway Springfield Wilbraham Springfield Springfield Kathleen A. Lynch Patrick Lynch 14 Howes Street 101 Penacook Street Springfield Springfield Mary E. McCracken —_ : = Catherine McDonald 47 Oakwood Drive 95 Perkins Street Longmeadow Springfield Geraldine M. McGurk Ellen McKenna Robert McKenzie Joan Macken 120 Timothy Circle 242 Rosewell Avenue 64 Harrison Place 12 Manchester Terrace Springfield Springfield West Springfield Springfield 207 208 Ann F. Maden Tara A. Mahon 50 Ellery Street 64 Pleasantview Avenue Springfield Longmeadow Kathleen E. Manning Victoria T. Mansour 252 Corcoran Boulevard 150 Mill Road Springfield Hampden Kathleen A. Marra John S. Marrinan Kathleen M. Martin 101 Amherst Street 204 Emerson Street 92 Miller Street Chicopee Springfield Springfield ¢ = ax, Robert Thomas Martin Susan Martin Joan Martinelli 176 Hubbard Street 43 Bessemere Street 677 South Branch Parkway Ludlow Springfield Springfield E. Michael Mahoney Neil Maloney Michael Mann 40 Chalfonte Drive 13 Fairdel Street 22 Draper Street Springfield Springfield Springfield John Manzi Patricia A. Marczyk Kathleen Margeson 54 Hall Street 37 Kosciusko Street 202 Gifford Street Springfield Indian Orchard Springfield we Nora A. Martin 264 Redlands Street Springfield git Elizabeth A. Martins 139 Bridle Path Circle Ludlow 209 Christopher Mastroianni 51 Acushnet Avenue Senior Retreat offered our Springfield class a chance to get away from the hectic pace of school and spend time with each other in a relaxed atmosphere. Films and dis- cussion helped us to think about ourselves, our faith, other persons. Periods of} quiet and time for conversa- [is tion helped make the day complete, with Penance and § liturgy providing a chance for renewal. Sheila Mathews 48 Chilson Street Springfield Richard P. Maurer, Jr. Christopher L. Mayotte James J. Mell 500 Mountain Road 79 Maplewood Terrace 10 Herrick Place Wilbraham Springfield Wilbraham Judith A. Milette James P. Miller Elizabeth A. Mineo ; Martin P. Miner 10 Donbray Road 89 Janet Street 90 Belvidere Street 1 Palmyra Street Springfield West Springfield Springfield Springfield 210 Ann Marie Masuck 351 Forest Hills Road Springfield Thomas P. Mauer 43 Hilton Street Chicopee Tamara A. Menard Michele Mercure Robert Michalik 53 Canton Street 39 Price Street 62 Kenwood Park Springfield Springfield Springfield Richard M. Montmen Paul Mooradd Michael J. Moran Margaret D. Morgan 86 Brewster Street 37 Herman Street 28 Ellsworth Avenue 68 Bryant Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield 211 Colleen Moriarty Francis D. Murray James Moriarty III John M. Moriarty 167 Emerson Street 78 Riverview Terrace 125 Woodlawn Street 199 Abbott Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Patrick J. Mossi 31 Clantoy Street Springfield Ann-Marie Mulrooney Brian Mulvagh Cynthia Anne Murphy Elizabeth A. Murphy 139 Wellington Street 20 Everett Street 121 Stockman Street 68 Miller Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Francis X. Moriarty Kathleen M. Murren 103 Leitch Street 127 Pine Street Springfield West Springfield 212 Doris Anne Morneau Laureen Anne Morrow 27 Mary Louise Street 361 North Brook Road Springfield Springfield Mary-beth Moynihan Theresa M. Mulcahy Patrick Mulligan Robert E. Mulligan 291 Lexington Street 37 Barrison Street 55 Spencer Street 55 Spencer Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Martha E. Murphy 1517 Plumtree Road Springfield Debra Muscaro Claude Myers Teri Myette Annette M. Nadeau 298 Main Street 42 Sparrow Drive 164 Whitney Street 78 Blodgett Street Indian Orchard Springfield Ludlow Springfield 213 Deborah Nadeau 7 ee. SRR eS, « Se 263 East Street Be RES SSSR Springfield Michele Natle William R. Nay Vincent J. Neffinger 80 Wilmont Street 190 Longhill Street 134 Westwood Drive Springfield Springfield West Springfield William N. Noonan Celeste Normand 25 Ashbrook Street 40 Scarsdale Road Springfield Springfield % dumack gene Daniel W. O’Brien Timothy J. O’Brien 62 Wachusett Street 271 Newton Road Springfield Springfield 214 Michael Nadeau James P. Napolitan 564 Chicopee Street 55 Elm Street Chicopee Agawam Nancy Nehmer Catherine M. Neville Karen M. Nolan 36 Beaufort Circle 37 Arcadia Street 228 Prospect Street Springfield Longmeadow Ludlow Susan L. Novo tney Lynne M. Nowak Susan M. Oakes Paul R. Obermeyer 24 Joanne Road 814 Parker Street 1 Pearl Lane 47 Craig Street Springfield Springfield Wilbraham Springfield - Wiiues ™ bet m mY . Te i Raa ya ko Mary F. O’Connor 16 Lincoln Street Chicopee 215 Nancy A. O’Connor 73 David Street Springfield Thomas F. O’Donoghue Breda A. O’Gorman Thomas S. O’Grady William D. O’Hara 598 Dickinson Street 22 Bayonne Street 124 Boulevard Street 227 West Street Springfield Springfield West Springfield Ludlow Timothy J. O’Malley Sheila M. O'Neil Richard A. Opitz Richard M. Ordynowicz 46 Thornton Street 135 Wilber Street 245 Draper Street 1433 Worcester Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Indian Orchard Gregory M. Ott he 185 Corona Street ; Springfield 216 Maureen C. O’Hare 30 Colchester Street Springfield Mary E. O’Reilly 32 Wendover Road Longmeadow John G. O’Keefe 26 Talbot Road Springfield Michael J. Orlandi 60 Avon Place Springfield Mary Jane O’Donoghue 598 Dickinson Street Springfield Shannon A. O’Leary 89 Intervale Road Springfield Daniel N. Orsatti 726 Grayson Drive Springfield Steven R. Page 9 Byrton Street Hype Springfield, Kf Sharon A. O’Malley 162 Sumner Avenue Springfield Eileen T. O'Sullivan 168 Penrose Street Springfield ) Geer: os Ne j A hv) A el ADK ee ce be ed (ar Wid We yeaa Cc A Pp ROD j ¢ 0 (Soe qe ie tan LLA WAL A 4} Shave hee A. KALE I if 1) why ¥ ; - hod AMAL b 10) ees eee | C A 4 I AWA ian 218 Andrew J. Paleologopoulos 1411 Main Street Agawam Matthew Pieniazek 81 Brittany Road Indian Orchard , ) i OF y, 22 gb ere bdbog Martha L. Pandoli 29 Corona Street Springfield Francis A. Pantuosco 46 Marquette Street Springfield M. Abigail Peck 269 Rogers Avenue West Springfield James E. Petraitis 44 Stone Path Lane David M. Pino 2 Riverview Avenue Fee ecco _f , “2 West Springfield Mary Pio 57 Fordham Street Springfield fy yey Mic oe ee Moke, Nancy K. Paolino 65 Phaland Street Springfield Robert J. Pellin 166 Cooley Drive Longmeadow Kathleen A. Pfau 71 Western Drive Agawam George L. Pirog 970 Front Street Chicopee Gisele Anne Paquin Eugene J. Parenteau Il Gregory F. Payne Raymond J. Peabody 25 Colchester Street 731 Grattan Street 40 Westernview Street 62 Brittany Road Springfield Chicopee Springfield Indian Orchard ee ipeAnilnaraaay = Thomas B. Peloquin Regina M. Perlak 43 Gendreau Street 230 Prospect Street Chicopee Ludlow Elaine M. Phillips Denise Picard 14 Governor Street 37 Vinton Street Springfield Springfield Kathleen M. Plante Paul J. Plante Michel L. Passe Henry A. Podgurski 7 Ridge View Drive 43 Abbe Avenue 167 Roy Street 50 Benz Street Feeding Hills Springfield Springfield Springfield 219 Charles F. Pooler Diane Porfilio Susan Porfilio Donald Pouliot 53 Stockman Street 112 Hartford Terrace 112 Hartford Terrace 109 Prentice Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Matthew Principe Carol Pronovost Joanne T. Proulx Renee M. Proulx 138 Bacon Road 39 Tatham Hill Road 100 Marengo Park 494 Forest Hills Road Springfield West Springfield Springfield Springfield Daniel Reardon Joseph M. Reilly Mary Rheaume Thomas Riley 34 Holy Cross Circle 14 Mountainbrook Road 27 Kennedy Street 113 Lealand Avenue Ludlow Wilbraham Chicopee Agawam Patricia Robinson Robert Roccanti Eileen L. Rodeen Peter J. Rodrigues 204 North Street 73 Euclid Avenue 25 Crown Street 42 Frederic Street Feeding Hills Springfield Springfield Springfield 220 Raymond Pouliot Margaret M. Powers Laura Principe Lois Principe 26 Jefferson Avenue 37 Lester Street 138 Bacon Road 138 Bacon Road Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Jo-Ann Ellen Quinn” Joanne Marie Quinn Karen Rahilly Ellen M. Rauch 47 Harvey Johnson Drive 21 Eastwood Drive 66 Mildred Avenue 27 Sunset Drive Agawam Wilbraham Springfield Springfield Roger Roberge Louis J. Roberts Matthew N. Roberts Sharon Ann Roberts 340 Dickinson Street 436 Ohio Avenue 189 Champagne Avenue 37 Decatur Street Springfield West Springfield Chicopee Indian Orchard David J. Rogers James Rohan John Rooney Steven Roulston 117 St. James Boulevard 5 Roy Street 81 Phoenix Terrace 53 Palmyra Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield 221 Mary-Beth Ruel Paula R. Rueli Lynn Ann Ryan Mary Catherine Ryan 79 Euclid Avenue 75 Bloomfield Street 61 Donbray Road 233 Forest Park Avenue Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Marie Sadak Joanne Sahovey Denise St. Pierre Criag W. Salvucci 59 Morningside Park 36 Celestine Street Duffield Street 58 Pine Hill Road Springfield Chicopee Wilbraham Springfield Susan Ann Santaniello Joann Patricia Santillo Anthony G. Santos Diane Sarnelli 22 Wendell Place 83 Alfred Circle 980 Tinkham Road 62 Margaret Street Springfield Agawam Wilbraham Springfield Mitchell Saunders Marc Anthony Savage Leonard Arthur Scarnici Michael J. Schiavina 166 Union Street 100E Rifle Street 118 Hampden Road 15 Bellwood Road Springfield Springfield East Longmeadow Springfield 222 Michael Ryan 55 Simonich Circle Chicopee Susan Samolis 44 South Shore Drive Springfield Gina Sarno 152 Oakland Street Springfield Stephen John Schoolcraft 100 Clantoy Street Springfield Patricia M. Ryan 55 Bryant Street Springfield John Santaniello 110 Jenness Street Springfield Suzanne Lynne Sarrasin 128 Marion Street Chicopee Kevin Michael Schumacher 28 Garden Street West Springfield Deborah Marie Scuderi Kathleen Scully 171 Prospect Street 542 Dewey Street Springfield West Springfield Mary Jean Semanie Michael Senez Ann M. Serafino Peter A. Serafino 284 Sunrise Terrace 45 Irving Street 154 Prouty Street 87 Bellwood Road Springfield West Springfield Springfield Springfield Elizabeth B. Shea Katherine Shea Kathleen Mary Shea Margaret P. Shea 25 Wexford Street 453 Newbury Street 63 Welland Road 38 Hubbard Street Springfield Springfield Indian Orchard Ludlow Nancy Marie Sheehan Bruce J. Shewchuk 16 Lealand Avenue 43 Barby Avenue Agawam Chicopee 224 Teresa J. Sears David Seaver 27 Cherrelyn Street 144 Ferncliff Avenue Springfield Springfield Richard Sergienko Michele Seymour Andrea Lee Shay Daniel Shea 67 Washington Street 22 Memorial Drive 191 Slater Avenue 44 Gerald Street Chicopee Feeding Hills Springfield Springfield Nancy J. Shea Patrick M. Shea Sheila A. Shea Kevin M. Sheehan 22 Glenham Street 26 Wolcott Street 15 Colfax Street 164 Gillette Avenue Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Robert J. Shewchuk Michael J. Sicbaldi Carla Siniscalchi 30 Van Horn Place 16 Wilbraham Road 92 Leyfred Terrace Springfield Hampden Springfield 225 Mary E. Skala Patricia Skaza Catherine V. Skiba Gary Sniezak 216 Ellsworth Avenue 19 Nichols Street 32 Palo Alto Road 44 Yorktown Court Springfield Indian Orchard Springfield Chicopee SS SS is = VGA, Robert Stein Mark Stelzer Michael J. Stevens Michael C. Stewart 96 Chateaugay Street 69 Oklahoma Street 94 David Street 85 Falmouth Road Chicopee Springfield Springfield West Springfield Therese R. Sullivan Patricia F. Sweeney 183 Talmadge Drive 68 Piedmont Street Springfield Springfield Diana Taranto Christopher M. Taylor 72 Rittenhouse Terrace 60 Meadowbrook Lane Springfield Hampden 226 Susan V. Sotolotto Barbara Sousa Peter Stanton Michael Stasiowski 115 Revere Street 61 Bray Street 74 Eleanor Road 159 Roy Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Cynthia Sullivan James Sullivan Joanne Sullivan Maureen A. Sullivan 31 Paucatuck Road 75 Moss Road 915 Bradley Road 96 Windemere Street West Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Marianne S. Sypek Roger J. Talbot 16 Edmund Street 110 Chesterfield Avenue Chicopee Springfield Susan Tebaldi Janet Tetrault 48 Yamaska Road 69 Suzanne Street Springfield Springfield 794; 228 Linda A. Tetrault 185 Highland Avenue Ludlow Lynne A. Tetreault 12 Ogden Street Indian Orchard James M. Toomey 250 Canon Circle Springfield Pamela L. Vandini 767 Amostown Road West Springfield i ai mccconcneene Pamela Ann Thibodeau 217 Berkshire Avenue Springfield AnnMarie J. Tourigny 244 Allen Street Springfield Patrick J. Veale 33 Garland Street Springfield Peter B. Thibodeau 82 Meadowlark Lane Springfield Catherine M. Tovet 499 Sunrise Terrace Springfield Loretta M. Vecchiarelli 64 Prospect Street Ludlow | q Cynthia A. Trainor 23 Howes Street Springfield Louise M. Venne 125 Cherokee Drive Springfield me : ; : $ ' Maria T. Tetrault 11Sunset Drive Springfield Christine D. Thomas Faith M. Tipton Donald A. Tokarski 47 Palmyra Street 98 Alderman Street 502 Blisswood Drive Springfield Springfield Ludlow Christopher B. Tuomey Rosemarie E. Turcotte Robert E. Turner Anne M. Tuttle 177 Belvidere Street 33 Farnsworth Street 46 Dudley Street 19 Mandalay Road Springfield Springfield Wilbraham Springfield Rosanne Veto John R. Vevier Catherine M. Wall Susan Wall 289 Belmont Avenue 263 Central Street 178 Bowdoin Street 40 Carew Terrace Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield 229 Raymond M. Walsh Vincent M. Walsh Diane Marie Webber 37 Armanella Street 81 Aldrew Terrace 278 Newton Road Chicopee Falls Springfield Springfield Marie Elizabeth Wheeler Jean Anne Wholley 50 Cornflower Drive 133 Wachusett Street West Springfield Springfield Stages of change seem to be treacherous chasms that we encounter. When we have crossed, we see that we have climbed a little higher. As we look back we laugh a little at our past fear of what now appears to have been only a hol- low. As we look back we mourn alittle, for the beginnings of our journey seem to be greying on the horizon. As we look forward, the light of dawn seems to be making our path a little clearer. We stride on to the next chasm. | Paul A. Wilson Thaddeus J. Witaszek 46 Sawmill Road 53 Warren Street Springfield West Springfield Mark A. Wotowic Martin John Woytych Alicia Wuesthoff Kathleen Yacovone 16 Charles Street 38 Wood Drive 38 Ames Avenue 307 Lancaster Avenue Chicopee Falls Ludlow West Springfield West Springfield 230 Thomas P. Welch Elizabeth Weldon Maryellen Whalen 50 Duggan Circle 33 Santa Maria Street 79 Edgemont Street Springfield Springfield Springfield Richard J. Willet Michael E. Williams 911 Converse Street 36 O'Connell Street Longmeadow Springfield Matthew F. Wolff Stephen Woodbury 87 Bellevue Avenue 52 Leitch Street Springfield Springfield Mary Ann Zadworny Anne Marie Zalewa Ann M. Zanetti Paul G. Zinn 284 Ardsley Road 193 Lower Beverly Hills 8 Nokomis Road 717 North Branch Parkway Longmeadow West Springfield Wilbraham Springfield 231 Do not ge out of Your Woy fo evificize de not Ge ovt of oor way to be homble Tt you wish +o LAUGH Then LAUGH se F you nib To CRY then a 41 13 simple jo imitate ahother Accept the difficult challenge — and BE.YOUR SELF Mi? “Do any human tt ‘aver realize Mise “Aan ecNe ys: i pe live tC every, every “minute: = ‘Ne. The saints and poets: maybe — They ao SOM� $rom Our Town by Thornton Wilder en “5 esi gy SHO 4° ee A Agnes, Sr. Maria Aleks, Ben 85 Askin, Richard 112 Austin, Rosemary 112 Bagurskas, Jean 112 Balicki, Daniel 112 Barmak, Kathleen Barry, Richard 112 Bartello, Jane 112 Battisti, Daniel 112 Beauregard, Jean-Pierre 112 Benard, Sr. Helen 112 Bernard, Sr. James 112 Blank, Alice 112 Boland, Fr. Brian 113 Brown, Sr. Veronica 113 c Callahan, William 113 Carmel, Sr. Rose 113 Casserly, Charles 113 Charles, Sr. Marie Cohen, Cynthia 113 Connery, Francis Contant, Elizabeth 113 Corcoran, Cathleen 113 Creighton, David 113 Crowley, Sr. Margaret 113 Coombs, Donna 83 D Danchek, John 82 Dardenne, Pat 83 A Abraham, Paul 63, 71, 81,170 Adams, Nora 170, 184 Akerly, Glenn 171 Albano, Kathy 31,95, 171,173 Allen, Deborah 35, 170 Anderson, Paul 6, 93,110 Anderson, Tasha 171, 177 Anderstrom, Nancy 171 Angeli, Laurie 170 Angelini, Donna 170 Ascioti, Donna 171 Ashe, Eileen 171 Ashley, Keith 170 Asselin, Christine 170 Atkins, George 79, 171 Auwunuma, Scholastica 171 Bal, John Balicki, Mark 172 Barkman, Helen 173 Barlow, Christina 42, 172 Barrett, Patricia 172 Barry, Kathleen 173 Barry, Lisa 99, 100, 173, 240 Barszewski, Michael 172 Bartello, Patricia 172 Beauchemin, Edward 172 Beaudet, Karen 173 Beaudry, Patricia 173 Beaulieu, Denise 173 Bechard, Gerard 172 Beck, Stacie 92, 172 Beckman, Michele 172 Begley, Mary 173 Belanger, Antonio 173 Belisle, Donald 173 Beliveau, Lucie 174 Bellefeuilli, Brian 35, 174 Belliveau, Laura 98, 174 Bennett, Chery! 175 Bergeron, Nanette 175 Bergevin, Denise 175 Berrouard, Alan 174 Berube, Lori 174 Bilodeau, Judy 175 Binney, Anne 175 Blokland, David 82, 174 Blouin, Scott 9, 174 Index Educators And Personnel Derouin, Sr. Theresa 114 Discenza, Richard 113 Durkin, Joan 114 F Fatima, Sr. Mary of Feeley, Sr. Patricia 112 Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth 114 Ford, Thomas 87 Francis, Sr. Marion 114 Francis, Sr. Richard 114 Frank, Sr. Kathleen 114 G Garvey, Barbara 114 Genest, Rosalie 114 Gertrude, Sr. Thomas 114 Goulet, Sr. Margaret 114 Grace, Sr. Mary 114 Graves, Sr. Doris 114 Gumpright, Sr. Barbara 115 H Halloran, William 115 Hannigan, Rita 115 Harris, Helen 115 Hart, James Hayes, Sr. Catherine 115 Heineman, Jane 115 Hemenway, Sr. MaryAnn 115 Henry, Sr. Lorraine 119 J James, Sr. Mary 115 Jensen, Frances 115 Joseph, Sr. Catherine 116 Boulard, Lynne 175 Boisvert, Susan 92, 101, 175 Bonavita, Maria 174 Bonzagni, James 174 Boss, James 8, 76, 174 Boucher, Lorraine 42, 175 Boudreau, John 175 Boudreau, Lawrence 85, 175 Bourdeau, Richard 176 Bourbeau, Raymond 176 Bourke, Julie 177, 223 Bouthiller, Jeanne 177 Bouyea, Jeffrey 78, 79, 81,176 Bowler, Sheila 176 Braska, Jeannine 177 Brennan, Gary 64, 82, 177 Brigada, Thomas 176, 217 Brodeur, Theresa 176, 187, 234 Brodeur, Thomas 173, 176 Brown, James 177, 227 Brown, Shawn 177 Bruton, Debra 177 Buckley, Susan 6, 176, 195 Buffum, James 176 Burke, Patricia 177 Burnham, John 177 Burns, Eleanor 178 Butler, Eileen 97,178 Butler, Jean 101, 179 c Cabral, Catherine 178 Caffrey, Mary 178 Calabrese, Christina 83, 178 Calabrese, Debra 178 Callaghan, Helen 6, 179, 188 Camerota, Anita 179 Carberry, Elizabeth 179 Carey, Helen 95, 179 Carleton, John 71, 78, 178 Carney, Francis 178 Caron, Jodi 178 Caron, Katherine 178 Carroll, Mary 43, 99, 179 Carter, Carol 83,179 Casartello, Thomas 179 Cecchetelli, Thomas Center, Anne 179 Chabot, Ralph 32,178 Chapdelaine, Mariette 84, 179 Chapdelaine, Susan 179 Joseph, Sr. Imelda 115 Joseph, Sr. Marita 104, 115 Joseph, Sr. Patricia 116 Julian, Catherine 116 K Kenney, Sr. Alice 112 Kenworthy, Lee 76, 80, 82 Kirschling, Robert 116 E Lacey, Sr. Mary Lou 119, 240 Lapinski, Norma 81 Laux, David 116 Lavallee, Roger 116 Lavelle, Sr. Mary 116 Layne, Evangeline 116 Leary, Sr. Catherine 116 Longo, Josephine 116 Lucier, Judith 85 Lynch, Sr. Ann 102, 116 Lynch, Sr. Mary 116 Lyons, Sr. Mary 116 McBride, William 117 McGuire, Mary 117 McNaney, Sr. Mary Lou 117 MacLaughlin, Angela 81 Manning, Fr. Francis 112 Marengo, Sr. Mildred 116 Maria, Sr. Helen Maria, Sr. Imelda 117 Maria, Sr. Peter 117 Matusek, Sr, Elizabeth 117 Michalek, John 117 Miller, John 117 US: Seniors Chechile, Frances 180 Chechile, Margaret 180 Chistolini, Debra 181 Chlastawa, Cynthia 92, 181 Chmura, Michael 180 Chmura, Robert 82, 180 Choquette, Andy 76, 77, 85, 181 Cignoli, Carol 181 Cipriani, Michael 181 Cipriani, Thomas 181 Cira, Henriet.94, 180 Ciurleo, Paul 180 Claffey, John 180 Clark, Jeffery 180 Clement, William 181 Close, Mark 181 Coffey, Daniel 181 Collins, Anne 6, 180 Conley, Robert 180 Connell, Cynthia 9, 93, 181 Connolly, Sarah 97, 181 Connors, Nancy 182 Contois, Robert Conway, Carolyn 182, 184 Conway, Kevin 46, 47, 64, 82, 87, 182 Cook, Eileen 182 Corcoren, Judith 183 Corridan, Susan 183 Coulombe, Guy 182 Cox, Jeffrey 5, 182 Coyne, Michael 96, 183, 203 Crane, Laureen 183 Cross, David 182 Cross, Robert 182 Croteau, Maryann 178, 183, 215 Croteau, Russell 183, 240 Croteau, Russell 182 Croteau, Wayne 182 Crum, Mary 86, 183 Culloo, Diane 183 Culver, Sarah 92, 94, 183 Curran, Ann 183 Curran, Diane 184 Curran, Mary 184, 217 Czochara, Kathleen 217 D Dagesse, Gary 185 Dahlen, Patrick 5, 185 Daley, Noreen 185 Monaghan, Jeanne 117 Molloy, Sr. Janice 116 Mongovan, Sr. Ann 118 Moore, Jean 117 N Novotney, Kathleen 118 i¢) O'Connell, Terrence 118 O'Connor, Fr. Matthew 118 O'Connor, Sr. Ruth 118 O'Hear, Fr. Daniel 83, 118 Odierna, Anthony 46, 87, 118 Ormond, Sr. Catherine 118 Ostrander, Bud 118 P Parent, Henry 118 Paterwic, Ann 119 Paul, Jeannette 27, 119 Pelland, Jean 119 Peloquin, Annette 119 Peron, Kathleen 119 Philpott, Thomas 119 Pilegi, Dante 37, 119 Pion, Martin 119, 240 Pope, Christopher 119 Pratt, Shirley 119 Q Quinn, Sr. Elizabeth 119 R Raco, Pamela 120 Darsigny, Christine 184, 214 Davidson, Kathleen 95, 100, 184 Davies, Brian 185, 211 Davin, John 175, 185 Dawson, Stephen 184 Dean, James 184 Deangelo, Victor 185 Delargy, Nancy 185 Demaio, Joanne 184 Desrosiers, Denise 92, 172, 184 Devillier, Greg 184 Devine, Judy 185 Devine, Kevin 185 Dietrich, Dolores 185 Dillon; James 186 Dillon, John 9, 186 Dimauro, Alfred 186 Dimodica, Paul 186 Dionne, Paul 81, 187 Dobiecki, Linda 79, 187 Dobiecki, Michael 187 Domaszewicz, Cynthia 42, 186 Dombek, Angela 35, 187 Donais, Charles 186 Donegan, Diane 186 Donlin, Mary 186 Donnellan, Barbara 187, 188, 212 Donnellan, Mary 187 Donoghue, Patricia 81, 187 Donovan, Daniel 178, 187 Dooney, Kevin 188 Doty, James 188 Dougal, Stephen 98, 175, 188, 197 Dougherty, Cherlene 174, 188 Douglas, Ronald 189 Dowd, Daniel 189 Drapeau, Susan 188 Driscoll, Patricia 4, 188 Dube, Carol 176, 189 Dube, Mario 189 : Dube, Roseann 188 Dubowicz, Christopher 188 Dubuc, Joseph 70, 74, 81, 180 Dufresne, Robert 87, 189 Dufresne, Walter 100, 189, 240 Dumas, Anne 97, 188 Dunn, Patricia 188 Duquette, Arthur 189 Durej, Ronald 93, 180, 189 Durocher, Carole 189 Dwyer, Maureen 189 Rafferty, Sr. Rita 120 Regan, Mark 1 119 Regan, Mary 120 Riendeau, Fr. Richard 120, 234 Rochford, Sr. Beverly 120 Ryan, Sr. Eileen Ryan, Thomas 120 s Santarpia, Sr. Dorothy 120 Scribner, Roy 120 Simpson, Donald 120 Sullivan, James 121 Swords, Sr. Christine 121 T Tetreault, Sr. Diane 121 Thomas, Sr. Loretto 121 Thomas, William 119 Tiberii, Sr. Madeline 121 Tight, Stephen 121 Ww Walls, Timothy 121 Walsh, Sr. Helen 121 Weldon, Bishop Christopher 11: Whalen, Andrew Whitlock, Paul Wildes, Lyn 61, 121 Wise, William 121 Wood, Larry Wrega, Barbara 121 Wright, Thomas z Zaleski, John 121 Zanetti, Dorothea 121 E Edwards, Robert 190 Ellis, William 44, 87, 190 Erickson, Andrea 191 F Fahey, Patricia Falconer, Keith 50, 86, 191 Fallon, Malachy 190 Faucette, Deborah 190 Fenno, Daniel 191 Fenton, Martha 191 Fenton, Timothy 81, 190 Ferrin, Eileen 97, 190 Ferris, James 190 Fielding, Eileen 92, 190 Fife, Daniel 191 Fioretti, Pamela Fitzgerald, Ann 103, 191 Fitzgerald, Eileen 191 Fitzgerald, Frances 191 Fitzgerald, James 190 Fitzgibbons, Brian 101, 190 Flannery, Mary 191, 208, 223 Fleming, Jeanne 35, 191 Flynn, Robert 192 Foley, John 6, 192 Foley, Martha 6, 192 Foley, Mary 193 Ford, Michael 193 Forgue, Mark 193 Fragomeni, Frank 95, 170, 19¢ Frantiska, George 192 Franz, Julie 193 Fricchione, Richard 192, 225 Friese, Jane 187, 193 G Gaboury, Glen 192 Gallagher, Paul 54, 85, 192 Gallo, David 192 Galluzzo, Michelina 192 Gannon, Teresa 193 Garde, Kathryn 193 Garvey, Alan 193 Garvey, Barbara 193 Garvey, Karen 191, 194 Garvey, Mary 97, 194 Gaudreau, Ronald 194 Gaudreau, Suzanne 194 Gauthier, Kenneth 85, 195 Gaw, Richard 47, 87, 194 Gaydas, Glenn 194 Germano, Timothy 194 Giannetti, Janis 194 Gilhooly, Theresa 174, 195 Girard, Catherine 195 Glica, Paul 194 Glidden, Robin 194 Gloster, Margaret 195 Godbout, Johanne 96, 97, 195 Golen, Joseph 195, 202 Gomez, Daniel 195 Goonan, Noreen Goodwin, Joseph 194 Gormally, Elizabeth 195 Gorski, Thomas 99, 195 Gosselin, Glenn 195 Govine, Annmarie 195 Gozzi, Marianne 196 Grandfield, Kathleen 196, 216 Graney, Colleen 197 Grout, Linda 197 Guay, Mary 41, 92, 172, 196 Guertin, Michelle 196, 203 Gutwaks, Nevenka 27, 197, 223 Gusek, Camille 197 H Haas. Wendy 196 Habel, Teresa 196 Haggerty, Charles 196 Hannifin, Maribeth 92, 196, 214 Hannigan, Thomas 197 Hanson, Mark 197 Harbeck, Mary 197 Harkins, Kevin 9, 197 Harney, Diane 196 Harrington, Chery! 196 Harrington, Martha 6, 107, 197 Harrington, Thomas 197 Hart, Timothy 198, 214 Hassett, Kevin 198 Hawley, Margaret 198 Hayden, Donna 199 Hayes, Thomas 71, 96, 198 Heaps, Ellyn 198 Heath, Deborah 198 Heinem an, Richard 71, 78, 81, 93, 198 Henry, Catherine 184, 199 Hervieux, Jerrold 198 Hess, Patricia 199 Hewlett, Jean 199 Hibbert, Robert 23, 85, 199 Hines, Donna 199 Hoare, Pauline 198 Hooper, Steven 199 Hopkins, Nancy 171, 191 Hosmer, Mary 199 Howell, Susan 97, 200, 212 Hutchison, Joseph 200 Imelio, Christine 200 Ingari, James 200 Innarelli, Albert 95, 201 Jj Jakubaszek, Rosemarie 201 James, Andrea 99, 201 James, Joyce 200 Janeczek, Paul 44, 59, 70, 201 Jarvis, David 200 Johnson, Carol 201 Johnson, Mary 200 Joyce, James 200 Julian. Marvann 92. 94, 200, 203 K Kane, Mary 6, 201 Kavanagh, Joseph 96, 207 Kearney, Ellen 201 Kearney, James 201 Keaveny, Michael 95, 175, 202 Kelleher, Patrick 200, 202 Kelleher, Paul 202 Kelly, Barbara 203 Kennedy, Anmarie 60, 84, 203 Kennedy, Edward 32, 34, 202 Kenney, Michael 92, 93, 94, 202 A Adams, Philip 153, 157 Kerr, Pamela Kevane, Joseph 31, 202 Kiakis, Jeanne 203, 229 Kida, David 175, 203 Killela, William 202 Killian, Doreen 202 Klejna, John 203 Klinker, Bruce 203, 223 Kmiecik, Theodore 101, 203 Koenig, Rosemary 202 Koetsch, Nora 174, 187, 202 Korney, John 203 Kubik, Stephen 203 Kuczynski, Debra 203 Kuhn, Patricia 204 Kuzdzal, Joseph 81, 96, 205 L Labonte, Rene 187, 205 Lague, Michael 93, 100, 104, 204, 240 Lanioureux, Michael 59, 204 Lancaster, Colleen 205 Landry, Denise 205 Lapalme, Paul 205 Lapalme, Diane 205 Lapan, Elaine 204 Laporte, Susan 204 Laravee, David 204 Lattinville, Stephen 204 Laturnau, Judith 205 Lawler, Susan 72,81, 173, 205 Leahy, Mary 204 Leary, Joan 204, 218 Leary, Joan V. 205 Leblanc, Cynthia 35, 206 Leblanc, Stephen 32, 58, 92, 206 Leclerc, Mark 92, 95, 206, 223 Lemieux, Bruce 206 Levesque, Theresa 207 Levesque, Victoria 81, 207 Lonergan, Christopher 207 Long, Shelia 207 Lough, George 206 Lynch, David 206 Lynch, Kathleen 207 Lynch, Patrick 207 McCarthy, Chery! 188, 206 McCarthy, Edward 78, 81, 104, 206 McCoomb, Pat McCracken, Mary 207 McDonald, Catherine 207 McDonald, Clyde 206 McDonough, William 206 McGeary, Joseph 206 McGlynn, Mark 206 McGurk, Geraldine 207 McKenna, Ellen 207 McKenzie, Robert 207 Macken, Joan 207 Madden, Ann 208 Mahon, Tara 86, 208 Mahoney, Edward 74, 209 Maloney, Nei! 87, 209 Mann, Michael 107, 209 Manning, Kathleen 208 Mansour, Victoria 89, 93, 94, 104, 208 Manzi, Anthony 87 Manzi, John 209 Marczyk, Patricia 209 Margeson, Kathleen 209 Marra, Kathleen 208 Marrinan, John 77, 92, 100, 108 Martin, Kathleen 208 Martin, Nora 201, 209 Martin, Robert 95, 183, 208 Martin, Susan 208 Martinelli, Joan 172, 193, 208 Martins, Elizabeth 92, 108, 180, 209 Mastroianni, Christopher 198, 210 Masuck, Ann 92, 211 Mathews, Sheila 203, 210 Mauer, Thomas 211 Maurer, Richard 59, 210 Lainie Christopher 64, 82, 93, 1 Mell, James 210 Menard, Tamara 211 Merc ure, Michele 211 Michalik, Robert 211 Adams, Thomas 153, 107 Addison, Kathleen 153 Afonso, Arlene 153 Milette, Judith 210 Miller, James 82, 210 Mineo, Elizabeth 60, 61, 84, 210 Miner, Martin 210 Mitchell, Peter Monee. Richard 58, 59, 81, 11 Mooradd, Paul 94,95, 211 Moran, Michael 6, 107, 211 Morgan, Margaret 195, 211 Moriarty, Colleen 212, 226 Moriarty, Francis 92 212 Moriarty, James 191, 212 Moriarty, John 212 Morneau, Doris 213 Morrow, Laureen 213 Mossi, Patrick 212 Moynihan, Mary 213 Mulcahy, Theresa 174, 213 Mulligan, Patrick 213 Mulligan, Ropert 82, 83 Mulrooney, Ann-Marie Mulvagh, Brian 212 Murphy, Cynthia 212 Murphy, Elizabeth 212 Murphy, Martha 173, 213 Murray, Francis 87, 212 Murren, Kathleen 90, 92, 212 Muscaro, Debra 213 Myers, Claude 213 Myette, Teri 213 N Nadeau, Annette 213 Nadeau, Deborah 214 Nadeau, Michael 215 Napolitan, James 215 Natle, Michele 214 Nay, William 214 Neffinger, Vincent 214 Nehmer, Nancy 215 Neville, Catherine 215 Nolan, Karen 215 Noonan, William 214 Normand, Celeste 214 Novotney, Susan 172, 215 Nowak, Lynne 215 Le) Oakes, Susan 190, 215 Obermeyer, Paul 77,92, 215 O'Brien, Daniel 76, 77, 214 O'Brien, Timothy 95, 214 O'Connor, Mary 215 O'Connor, Nancy 216 O'Donoghue, Mary 217 O'Donoghue, Thomas 5, 216 O'Gorman, Breda 216 O'Grady, Thomas 216 O'Hara, William 216 O'Hare, Maureen 217 O'Keefe, John 93, 94, 217 O'Leary, Shannon 217 O'Malley, Sharon 217 O’Malley, Timothy 216 O'Neil, Sheila 216 Opitz, Richard 216 Ordynowicz, Richard 216 O'Reilly, Mary 100, 217, 240 Orlandi, Michael 217 Orsatti, Daniel 217 O'Sullivan, Eileen 217 Ott, Gregory 216, 229 P Page, Steven 217 Pagnoni, Stephen Paleologopoulos, Andrew 92, 218 Pandoli, Martha 218 Pantuosco, Francis 8, 35. 77, 87, 92,218 Paolino, Nancy 218 Paquin, Gisele 219 Payne, Gregory 219 Parenteau, Eugene 219 Peabody, Raymond 5, 178, 219 Peck, Mary 92, 178, 218 Pellin, Robert 8, 21, 104, 174 Peloquin, Thomas 180, 219 Perlak, Regina 219 Petraitis, James 63, 70, 81, 83, 218 Pfau, Kathleen 218 The Rest Of Us Juniors Aiken, Barbara 153, 161 Albano, Dominick 10, 153 Aldrich, Susan 153 Phillips, Elaine 219 Picard, Denise 173, 219 Pino, Davia 218 Pio, Mary 27, 218 Pirog, George 87, 218 Plante, Kathleen 219 Plante. Paul 81, 219 Piasse, Michel 219 Podgurski, Henry 95, 219 Pooler, Charles 92, 93, 220 Porfilio, Diane 220 Porfilio, Susan 220 Pouliot, Donald 76. 82, 220 Fouliot, Raymond 221 Powers, Margaret 88, 90, 221 Principe, Laura 85, 101, 221 Principe, Lois 221 Principe, Matthew 220 Pronovost, Carol 85, 220 Proulx, Joanne 22, 220 Proulx, Renee 220 Q Quinn, Joann 221 Quinn, Joanne 221 R Rahilly, Karen 221 Rauch, Ellen 221 Reardon, Daniel 50, 51, 86, 182, 220 Reilly, Joseph 220 Rheame, Mary 220, 223 Rice, Ellen 93 Riley, Thomas 220 Roberge, Roger 27, 51, 86, 221 Roberts, Louis 221 Roberts, Matthew 85, 221 Roberts, Sharon 203, 221 Robinson, Patricia 220 Roccanti, Robert 82, 220, 224 Rodeen, Eileen 220 Rodrigues, Peter 34,97, 220 Rogers, David 221 Rohan, James 221 Rooney, John 221 Roulston, Steven 221 Ruel, Mary 222 Rueli, Paula 222 Russell, David Ryan, Lynn 222 Ryan, Mary 83, 222 Ryan, Michael 223 Ryan, Patricia 86, 223 S Sadak, Marie 222 Sagon, Louis 30 Sahovey, Joanne 94, 222 St. Pierre, Denise 222 Salvucci, Craig 222 Samolis, Susan 223 Santaniello, John 6, 78, 79, 223 Santaniello, Susan 223 Santillo, Joann 222 Santos, Anthony Santos, Anthony 222 Sarnelli, Diane 34, 222 Sarno, Gina 223 Sarrasin, Susan 223 Saunders, Mitchell 222 Savage, Marc 222 Scarnici, Leonard 222 Schiavina, Michael 222 Schoolcraft, Stephen 223 Schumacher, Kevin 223 Scuderi, Deborah 224 Scully, Kathleen 205, 224 Sears, Teresa 225 Seaver, David 225 Semanie, Mary 224 Senez, Michael 224 Serafino, Ann 100, 224 Serafino, Peter 170, 224 Sergienko, Richard 27, 225 Seymour, Michele 225 Shay, Andrea 225 Shea, Daniel 225 Shea, Elizabeth 224 Shea, Katherine 224 Shea, Kathleen 224 Shea, Margaret 92, 224, 240 Shea, Nancy 83, 225 Allaire, Denise 153 Allen, Eileen 153 Allen, Kathleen 83, 153 Shea, Patrick 225 Shea, Sheila 212, 225 Sheehan, Kevin 225 Sheehan, Nancy 224 Shewchuk, Bruce 224 : Shewchuk, Robert 81, 83, 172. Sichaldi, Michael 225 Siniscaichi, Carla 225 Skala, Mary 223, 226 Skaza, Patricia 226 Skiba, Catherine 226 Sniezak, Gary 226 Sotolotto, Susan 227 Sousa, Barbara 227 Stanton, Peter 227 Stasiowski, Michael 62, 83, 22° Stein, Robert 94, 226 Stelzer, Mark 226 Stevens, Michael 86, 226 Stewart, Michael 226 Sullivan, Cynthia 227 Sullivan, James 227 Sullivan, Joanne 227 Sullivan, Maureen 210, 227 Sullivan, Therese 226 Sweeney, Patricia 210, 226 Sypek, Marianne 41. 227 T Talbot, Roger 227 Taranto, Diana 207, 226 Taylor, Christopher 226 Tebaldi, Susan 227 Tetrault, Janet 227 Tetrault, Linda 228 Tetrault, Maria 229 Tetreault, Lynne 228 Thibodeau, Pamela 92, 101, 22 240 Thibodeau, Peter 228 Thomas, Christine 229 Tipton, Faith 229 Tokarski, Donald 229 Toomey, James 228 Tourigny, Ann Marie 228 Tovet, Catherine 228 Trainaor, Cynthia 228 Tuomey, Christopher 56, 71, 79, 95,96, 229 Turcotte, Rosemarie 43, 196, 22° Turner, Robert 229 Tuttle, Anne 229 y Vandini, Pamela 81, 228 Veale, Patrick 76, 77,87, 228 Vecchiarelli, Loretta 101, 228, 24 Venne, Louise 228 Veto, Rosanne 229 Vevier, John 50, 86, 229 Ww Wall, Catherine 81, 86, 216, 229 Wall, Susan 229 Walsh, Raymond 230 Walsh, Vincent 50, 86, 202, 230 Webber, Diane 92, 99, 172, 230 Welch, Thomas 9, 86, 96, 231 Weldon, Elizabeth 231 Whalen, Maryellen 231 Wheeler, Marie 230 Wholley, Jean 95, 230 Willett, Richard 9, 231 Williams, Michael 213, 231 Wilson, Paul 83, 175, 230 Witaszekthaddeus, John 9, 230 Wolff, Matthew 37, 74, 92, 231 Woodbury, Stephen 228, 231 Wotowic, Mark 230 Woytych, Martin 31, 178, 230 Wuesthoff, Alicia 202, 230 ¥ Yacovone, Kathleen 174, 230 z Zadworney, Maryann 97, 231 Zalewa, Anne 231 Zanetti, Ann 94, 231 Zinn, Paul 207, 231 Allen, William 153 Ambrose, Julie 83, 153 Anderson, Donald 153 235 236 Angers, Jeffrey 37, 47, 87, 153 Arrastia, Carlos 63, 74, 153 Artioli, Sandra Ashley, Craig153.0 0 Babineau, Peter 153 Baillargeon, Thomas 153, 159 Baker, Marybeth 153 Bakos, Kathleen 153 Barone, Amico 7, 153 Barrett, Bernard 23, 54, 85, 153 Barrette, Roger 153 Barry, Marybeth 153 Batista, John 97, 153, 163 Batista, Maryrose 153 Bazin, Donna 153 Beaudin, Lorraine 153 Beaulieu, Raymond 153 Belle, Mary 153 Begley, Jeremiah 153 Belleville, Matthew 43, 153. Benway, Michael 153 Bergeron, Marc 153 Blair, Jean 153 Blanchard, Janice 153 Boduch, Nancy 153 Boland, Cathryn 40, 153 Boone, Anne Marie 153, 155 Borland, Marie 90, 91, 153 Boss, Michael 81, 153 Boulrice, Robinann 153 ae Jeanine 44, 53, 83, 86, 5 Boutin, Christopher 50, 86, 153, 163 Boyd, Robert 153,155 _ Boyd, William 153, 155. Brackman, William 81, 153 Brady, Thomas 153 Braska, Robert 153 Brassill, William 153 Brawders, Robert 87, 153, 155 Br ennan, John 9, 74, 153 Brennan, John 86, 92, 153 Breton, Susan 22, 153, 155 Brosnan, Michael 6, 153, 163 Brouillard, Dwight 153, 163 Brouillard, William 153 Brouilette, Michael 153 Brown, Catherine 153 Brown, George 153 Brown, Kathleen 153, 155 Brown, Patrice 153, 155 Brown, Richard 153 Brown, Susan 153, 154, 155 Buckley, Joseph 100, 153, 240 Buffum, John 153 Burnham, Daniel 153 Bynum, Deborah 100, 153, 155 c Cahill, Colleen 154 Cahillane, Margaret 83, 154 Canarie, Kathleen 81, 154 Candido, Karen 154 Cannata, Marianne 154 Canning, Kathleen 154, 155 Canning, Margaret 154 Canning, Robert 86, 154 Cantwell, Jean 154 Carestia, Paul 87, 154 Carey, Patrick 154 Carpenter, Evelyn 154 Carter, Peter 96,97, 154, 160, 164 Carter, Steve 154 Casey, Lorrie 154 Casiello, Brian 154 Cavanaugh, Mary 154 Center, Kathleen 154 Chamberlain, Mark 154 Chapin, Neal 154� Charest, Micheal 154 Chartier, Mark 93, 154 Chase, Mary 154 Chase, Thomas 154 Chelkonas, Michael 154 Chelte, Patricia 154 Chenaille, Gary 154 Choquette, Lorelei 154 Cicerchia, Ronald 154 Cignoli, Catherine 154 Circosta, Linda 154 Circosta, Linda 154 Circosta, Paula 154 Clark, Julia 154 Cochrane, William 154 Coles, Roger 154 Colonna, Ronald 154 Connell, Cathleen 154 Connors, Alice 154 Consolma gno, Donna 154 Consolmagno, Michael 154 Contois, Mark 154 Cooney, Carolyn 86, 90 Corcoran, Susan 154 Cormier, Donna 154, 155 Corridan, Elizabeth 154 Corridan, Stephen 154 Cote, Steven 105, 154 Coughlin, Ann Marie 154, 160 Coulombe, Roy 154 Cousineau, Mary 154 Cronin, Joseph 154 Crowley, Kathleen 154, 155 Crowley, Michael 154, 87 Cullinane, Joan 154 Curran, James 154, 87 Cwieka, Adam 154 Cwieka, Eve 154, 160 Cyr, Bryon 71, 81, 155, 87 D Dagesse, Kenneth 155 Daley, Karen 155 Daly, Ruth 73, 81, 155 Daniele, Gennaro 155 Delaney, John 155 Deliso, Donna 155 Deinegro, Michael 11, 85, 155 Deloghia, Edward 155 Demaio, Denise 155 Demarco, Nadine 85, 155 Demasi, Ellen 4, 16, 155 Demers, Denise 155 Demontigny, Joseph 155 Derose, Robert 155 Desmarais, Dennis 93, 95, 155 Desousa, Lisa 8, 155 Depres, Celine 155 Desrosiers, Guy 155 Devine, Karen 155 Dibella, Deborah 155 Dietrich, Judyann 155 Diffley, Joni 155 Dineen, Sean 155 Dinoia, Stefanie 8, 155 Dion, Michael 155 Dion, Paul 155 Donegan, Robert 41, 155 Donnellan, Edward 155 Donovan, John 155 Douglas, Laura 22, 155 Downey, Jill 155 Downie, Daniel 155 Doyle, Regina 155 Drewnowski, Stephen 155 Driscoll, Linda 9, 155 Driscoll, Mary 155 Du Bois, Michael 105, 155 Du Bois, Michael 93, 155 Dubuc, Donald 155 Duchesneau, Rita 155, 161 Dufresne, Christopher 11, 155 Dumais, Constance 155 Duncan, Darlene 155 Duncan, David 155 Dunn, James 155 Dunn, Joseph 155 Dunn, Sheila 29, 155 Duquette, David 155 Duval, Donna 155 Dziura, Michael 155 E Egan, John 155 Emery, Anmarie 155 Erickson, James 31, 155 Evans, Kathleen 31, 155 Evans, Mark 155 F Fabbri, Thomas 156 Fafard, Robert 156 Farrell, Debra 156 Farrington, William 156, 161 Farwell, Diane 36, 156 Felici, Nicholas 156, 159 Ferguson, Deborah 156 Ferreira, John 156 Ferrin, Theresa 156 Ferris, Paul 156 Ferris, Richard 101, 156 Ferriter, Ann 154,156 Finn, Mary 156 Fitzek, Carol 156 Fitzgerald, Catherine 156 Fitzgerald, Moira 156 Fitzpatrick, Maureen 85, 156 Flanagan, Maryellen 90, 156 Flannery, Mary 156 Flavin, Deborah 156 Flebotte, Charlene 156 Flebotte, Mark 156, 164 Flink, Elizabeth 156 Flynn, Joan 156 Flynn, Thomas 156, 161 Foley, Robert 156 © Fonseca, Thomas Fontaine, Susan 156 Forest, Linda 156, 160 Foster, Linda 156 Fournier, Corine 156 Franz, Jean 156 Frydryk, Daniel 156 G Gallagher, Mark 87, 156 Gallo, Mary 156 Garde, Donna 156 Garreffi, Gina 156 Garreffi, Michael 156, 164 Garrity, John 77, 156 Garvey, Christopher 7, 70, 74, 81, 156 Garvey, Judy 156 Garvey, Philip 156 Gatti, Lisa 156 Gatti, Lynn 156 Gaumond, Alison 156 Gauthier, Keith 156 Gaviglio, Cynthia 156 Geagan, James 28, 156 Gelinas, John 156 Gelinas, Mark 156, 87 Gelinas, Mary 156 Gelzinis, John 88, 107, 156 Gendreau, Cheryl 156 Gendron, Debra 157 Gendron, Debra 157 George, Stephen 157 Georgeopolus, Jan 157 Giammarino, Brian 157 Giblin, Jay 87, 157 Giblin, John 87, 157 Giblin, Michael 157 Gigone, Michael 157 Gill, Darlene 83, 157 Giusti, Loren 157 Gladkowski, Teresa 154, 157 Gleason, Carol 157 Gomez, William 157 Goodsell, Robert 157 Goonan, Thomas 157 Gormally, James 85, 157 Gorman, Robert 157 Gorski, Edward 157 Gozzi, Nancy 157 Graveline, Deborah 157 Greeley, Timothy - Green, Sally Green, Thomas 157, 161 Griffin, Joanne 157 Griffin, Judith 157 Grimaldi, Deborah 157 Grimes, Ellen 195, 157 Grise, Mary 157 Guertin, Celeste 99, 155, 157 Guihan, Timothy 157 Guimond, Frank 157 Gureckis, Brian 157, 238 Guyer, Ralph 157 Guz, Robert 157 Guzek, Barbara 155, 157 H Habel, Michael 157 Hachigian, Sara 157 Hagen, Gayle 154, 157 Haggins, Robert 32, 157 Hagstrom, Stephen 157 Hannigan, Joseph 157 Harrington, Barbara 157 Harrington, Teresa 157- Hart, Maryanne 157 Haryasz, David 157, 87 Hassett, Brian 157 Hayden, Brian 157 Hayes, James 157 Healy, Lisa 157 Healy, Joseph 157 Hegarty, Lee 157 Henry, Linda 157 Hickey, Maryann 157 Hiorns, Steven 78, 79, 157 Hodecker, Paula 37, 157 Hoffman, Marlaine 33, 157 Hogan, Barbara 158 Hourihan, Joseph 158 Howell, Kathryn 158 Hudson, Edward 158 Hulbert, Cheryl 158 Huot, Richard 158 Hurley, Kathleen 158 Hurley, Mary 158 Hussey, Steven 158, 159 Hyszczak, Donna 102, 103, 158 __lanello, Christopher 81, 158 Ingram, Mary 158 J Jalbert, Michael 158 Jasinski, Ralph 158 Jensen,Carol 158 Johnsen, Vickie 158 Joyal, Theresa 158 K Kane, James 158, 240 Kane, Lawrence 158 Karaskiewicz, Suzanne 158 Kavanagh, Anne 158, 160 Kearney, Maureen 158 Keating, Ellen 158 Keene, Susan 158 Kelliher, Christopher 158 Kelliher, Laurie 158 Kelly, John 158 Kennedy, Joanne 158 Kennedy, John 158 Kennedy, Kathleen 158 Kennedy, Paul 158 Kennedy, Thomas 158 Kenney, Brian 87, 158 Kenney, Christopher 158 Kent, Mary 158 | Kent, Thomas 85, 158 Keough, Francis 63, 71, 81, 158 _ Kevane, Kathleen 27, 158 Khouri, Keith 158 Kida, Alan 97, 158 Klinker, Mark 158 Knowles, Richard 158 Kober, Nancy 158 Korovae, Kathleen 158 Koziol, Mark 158 Krass, Edward 158 Kuczarski, Gary 158 Kurdziel, Cheryl 158 L Labelle, Joseph 158 La Bonte, Walter 87, 158 Lacasse, Eileen 158 Laflamme, Lana 158 Lagodich, Theresa 158 LaMarche, Michele 158 Lambert, Mary 158 Lamontagne, Gerald 158 La Mountain, John 158 Landers, Erin 158 Landry, Michael 158 Landry, Richard 158 Lane, Suzanne 159, 160 Lanier, Robert 159 Lasinski, Mary 21, 159 Laviolette, Edward 159 Leary, Arthur 159 Leary, Clare 85, 101, 154, 159 Leary, Colleen 159 Le Bel, Lynn 159 Le Ber, Gary 159 Leonard, Maureen 35, 159 Lepak, Roberta 85, 104, 159 Letendre, Brian 159 Lewantowicz, Ania 159 Lindberg, David 107, 159 Lindsay, James 159 Line, Diane 159 Linnehan, Michael 159 Lipshultz, Mary 159 Littlejohn, Michael 159 Logan, Mark 85, 159 Londergan, Mark 159 Lonergan, Kevin 159 Lonergan, Matthew 159 Lonergan, Thomas 96, 159 Lopes, Trindade 159 Los, Maryann 159 Louraine, Joel 159 Lucia, Christine 85, 159 Lucia, Diana 159 Luczek, Pamela 159 Lynch, Maureen 88, 90, 159 Lynch, Robert 159 Lynch, Timothy 106, 159 Mc Caffrey, Maryrose 106, 159 as Mc Carthy, James 159 Mc Carthy, Linda 159 Mc Carthy, Michael 159 Mc Donald, Lori 159 Mc Donnell, Catherine 159 Mc Dowell, Michael E. 159 Mc Dowell, Michael J. 159, 160 Mc Farlin, Kathleen 35, 83, 160 Mc Geary, Judith 160 McGinity, MaryJo 160 Mc Grath, June 86, 160 Mc Grath, Maureen 160 Mc Grane, Mary 160 Mc Guigan, Thomas 160 Mc Guinness, Maureen 160 Mc Kenna, Mary 160 Mc Kenzie, Timothy 160 Mc Lean, Alan 160 Mc Master, William 160 McNally, John 87, 160 Mc Quade, Linda 160 Maciaga, Cynthia 101, 160, 240 Mack, Theresa 160 Mack, William 50, 86, 160 Mackay, Rosemary 160 Maher, Judith 160 Majka, Nancy 160 Major, Lawrence 86, 107, 160 Malone, Timothy 160 Mango, Mary. 160 Manzi, Andrew 160 Manzi, Diane 160 Manzi, Rosemary 83, 160 Margosiak, Monica 160 Markett, Kathleen 160 _ Maroney, Daniel 160 Marsh, Mary 160 Marilli, Carol 86, 160 Martins, Catherine 160 _ Mastalerz, Mary 160 Mastroianni, Gary 47, 87, 160 Mathews, Sharon 160 - Maza, Alfredo 160 Mercier, Norman 160 - Mickiewicz, James 160 Milette, Elizabeth 160 Millette, Doreen 160 Millette, Michael 11, 160 _ Moll.Mary 160 | Molloy, Linda 160 Momnie, Philip 160 Mont, George 160 Montefusco, Luisi 160 - Mooradd, Michael 160 _ Moore, Timothy 161 _ Moreau, Michelle 161 Morel, Maurice 161 Morgan, James 27, 87, 161 Morganstern, John 47, 161; 87 Quinn, Marianne 162 ___ Rivers, Sterling 162 Rivet, Celeste 162 Moriarty, Edward 161 Moriarty, Eileen 161 Moriarty, James 161, 87 Moriarty, Joan 161 Moriarty, Mary 161 Morin, Ronald 159, 161 Morini, Anna 161 Morrone, Edwina 165 Mossman, Sonia 161 Motto, Paul 88, 161 Motyl, Robert 161 Moynihan, Anne 161 Mulak, David 161 Mullin, Juliann 161 ‘ Murphy, John 50, 107, 161, 88 a Murphy, Mary 161 : Hurphy, Michael 161 Murphy, Paul 161 Murphy, Rose 161 Myers, Mary 161 N Naczas, Mary 161 Nardi, Linda 155, 161 Nay, Joanne 161 Neffinger, Gregory 161 Nelen, Michael 161 Neville, Susan 161 3 Noel, Karen 33, 161 2 Noonan, Constance 86, 161 eo Noonan, Patricia 72, 73,81, 161 “S Nugent, Joan 90, 97, 161 0 O'Brien, David 161 O'Brien, Stephen 155, 161 O'Connor, Ann 161 O'Connor, James 161 O'Dato, Doreen 161 O'Donnell, Linda 161 O'Donnell, Virginia 81, 161 Olson, Cynthia 85, 161 O'Meara. Philip 161 O'Neil, Eileen 161 Opitz, Charles 81, 161 O'Shea, Andrew 8, 161 O'Shea, Maura 161 P Packard, Sally 161 Page, Pamela 162 Pagnoni, Diane 10, 162 Paksi, Etel 162 : Paleologopoulos, Diane 162 — Palmeri, Alfred 33, 162 : Pantuosco, Michael 37, 162 Paolino, Edward 162 Paquin, Theresa 162 Paro, Janet 45, 83, 86, 162 Partyka, Gregory 87, 162 Pauze, Donna 162 Payne, David 83, 162 Pegoraro, William 54, 81, 85, 162 Pelland, Chery! 155, 162 Pellegrino, Denise 162 Peloquin, Ronald 162 Pepe, Susan 162 Perkins, Gregory 162 Perkins, James 162 Perkins, John 101, 162, 240 Perry, Alice 162 Petraitis, Chery! 83, 162 Peys, James 162, 87 Phaneuf, Theresa 154, 162 Phelan, Joanne 162 Phelan, Theresa 162 Phelan, Thomas 162 Phillips, Stephen 162 Phillips, Thomas 162 Pieniazek, Michael 162° Piepul, Jan 162 Pilon, Chery! 162 Pion, Francine 102, 162 Plourde, Rosemarie 162 Pluta, David 162 ! Pooler, John 162 Pooler, Joyce 162 Popec, Leon 162 Porcello, Michael 162 Potkai, Susan 162 Pratt, Marie 52, 83, 162 Proulx, Denise 162 Proulx, Gary 162 ee Przybycien, Christine 162 ; oe Raff, Mary 162 Ranson, Timothy Raschilla, Thomas 162 Reeves, David 162 Remillard, Judith 162 : ee | Rewinski, Marianne 162 Soca A Ricard, Raoul 161, 162 Se Riel, Diane 162 Bet ate ie Rigazio, Phyllis 162 — Riley, Patricia 53, 83, 86, 162 Robarge, Barbara 163 Roberge, Alice 163 Roberts, Leslie 163 Roberts, Stephen 163 Robinson, Jolene 163 Rokosz, William 163 Roncalli, Joan 163 Rosenbeck, William 163 Rossin, Ric hard 163 Rosso, Nancy 163 Rougeau, Diane 34, 163 Roy, Catherine 20, 40, 163 Roy, Kimberly 163 Ryan, Martha 163 Ryan, Mary 57, 84, 154, 163 Ss Sagan, Joann 163 Sampson, Sarah Savoy, Patricia 163 Scamardella, Linda 163 Scibelli, Maria 163 Scott, William 163 Setlin, Lisa 163 Shea, Christina 73, 81, 93, 154, 163 Shea, Colleen 163 Shea, Daniel 163 A Aberdale, Maureen 139 Accorsi, Paul 139 Acuna, Alfonso 139 Ahmed, Darlene 139 Ainsworth, Charles 139 Akerly, Kenneth Albano, Kathleen 139 Albano, Kevin 139 . Alcantara, Amada 139 Allard, Mark 139. Allen, Mary 139 Andrews, John 139 Angeli, Ralph 139 Asensio, Clara 139 Atkins, Barbara 139 B Baker, Susan 139, 148 Bakos, Cynthia 139 Barbieri, Patricia 139 Barker, Joseph 139 Barker, Mary 139 Barrett, Catherine 139 Barry, Martha 85, 139 Barszewski, Lawrence 139 Bartello, Stephen 87, 139 Basile, Diana 139 Basile, John 139 Bazin, Diane 139 Beck, John 139 Bedard, Paul 139 Belanger, Eileen 139 Belanger, Ronald 139 Bellefeuille, Martin 139 Belliveau, David 139 Bennett, Belinda 139 Benioit, Jeffrey 139 Benway, Patricia 139 Binney, Kathleen 139 Bissonnette, Philip 139 Blais, Lorraine 139 Blais, Paul 139 Blouin, Laure 139 Bobrowski, Patricia 139 Boisvert, Anne 139 Boland, Patricia 139 Bonavita, Anthony 139 Bongiovanni, Linda 139 Boone, Wiliam 139 Boss, Martha 139 Boucher, Norman 139 Bourie, Catherine 139 Bouvier, Mary Ann 139 Bowler, Kevin 139, 141 Bowler, Laurie 139 Boyle, William 139 Brach, Deborah 139 Brady, Mary 139 Braica, Joyce 139 Brainard, Margaret 139 Brandt, Ronna 139 Brassill, Kelly 139 Brennan, Karen 139 Brennan, Paul 65, 139 Brennan, Thomas 139 Bresnahan, Philip 59, 139 Briere, Norman 139 Brigada, Cynthia 139 Brodeur, Michele 139 Brouillard, Barry 139 Brouillard, Michael 139 Brouillette, Regina 140 Brown, Irl 140 Brown, Joseph 140 Brown, Kathleen 81, 140 Brown, Maureen 140 Shea, Deidre 81, 1 63 Shea, Michael 163 Shea, Nancy 163 Sheehan, Daniel 4, 163 Shewchuk, James 163 Sicary, Leslie 163 Sicbaldi, Joseph 163 Simmons, Peter 163 Siwicki, Regina 157, 163 Skarzynski, Janice 163 Skehan, James 23, 158, 163 Skill, Charles 163 Skura, Steven 158, 163 Smith, Celeste 163 Smith, Kathryn 163 Smith, Patricia 163 Starr, Laurie 164 Stebbins, Denise 164 Stenke, Roseann 164 Sterritt, James 164 Stevens, Mark 86, 164 Stinson, Matthew 99, 164 Stotz, William 164 Strain, Patricia 164 Strycharz, Sandra 164 Sugermeyer, Judith 85, 164 Sullivan, Alicemae 164 Sullivan, Eileen 164 Brown, Michael 39, 140 Brown, Nancy 140 Brown, Richard 140 Bruton, Theresa 140 Bryda, Theodore 140 Buckley, Katharine 140 Buckley, Robert 140 Burger, Julia 73, 81, 140 Burns, Mary 140 Burzynski, Mark 86, 140 Butler, Martha 140 Buxton, Jeffrey 140 c Calabro, Antonia 140 Caldarola, Elysa 140 Calnen, Marianne 140 Camerlin, Robin 140 Canning, Francis 140 Cannamela, Anthony 140 Cantalini, Maria 140 Cantwell, Bernard 140 Capparelli, Nicholas 140 Caputo, Kevin 140 Carney, Karen 140 Caron, Deborah Caron, Jeanne 140, 147 Carter, Paul 140 Cartier, Mark 140 Casiello, Andrew 140 Catellier, Pierre 140 Cava, Christopher 140 Cavanaugh, Patricia 140 Cecchetell i, Timothy 140 Champagne, Donna 140 Chapdelaine, Laurie 140 Chapin, Christine 140 Chartier, Pau! 140 Chicklowski, Kevin 140 Choquette, Alexander 140 Cieboter, Diane 140 Cipriani, Timothy 140 Clapprood, Cheryl 140 Clemons, Anne Marie 141 Cliche, Linda 141, 81 Close, Matthew 141 Cocrane, Kelly 93, 141 Coffey, Eileen 141 Cole, Mark 106, 141 Coleman, Janet 141 Collamore, David 141 Collins, Karen 141 Collins, Kathryn 141 Comforte, Anthony 141 Condon, Barbara 85, 141 Condren, Lisa 84, 141 Conway, Christine 141 Conway, Nancy 141 Corridan, Anita 141 Corridan, Cynthia 83, 86, 141 Cote, Michael 141 Coughlin, William 141 Couture, Kelly 141 Crane, Melanie 141 Crowley, Thomas 141 Croza, Chantal 141 Cullinan, Kathleen 141 Cullinan, Mary 141 Curley, Sean 141 Curran, Christopher 141 Curran, Denise 141 Curtis, Barbara 141 Curto, Pamela 141 D Daley, James 81, 141 Damato, Lisa 81, 141 Sullivan, John 97, 164 Sullivan, Kevin 81, 164 Sullivan, Margaret 90, 97, 164 Sullivan, Mary 164 Sullivan, Mary 164 Suse, Daniel 164 Szela, Frank 164 Szymko, John 77, 164 T Talty, Ellen 164 Tarozzi, Paula 164 Taylor, Lisa 164 Teahan, Robert 164 Tessicini, Cynthia 164 Tessier, Henry 164 Tessier, Philip 74, 81, 164 Tetreault, Christine 102, 103, 164 Tetreault, Paul 164 Thomas, Carol 164 Thomas, Lesa 164 Thompson, Teresa 164 Tonelli, Daniel 25, 164 Toomey, Kathleen 164 Tranghese, Maryann 164 Tranghese, Mary 164 Trimboli, Roseann 164 Sophomores Dangelantonio, Carino 86, 141 Davin, Nancy 141 Davis, Stephen 141 Dean, Denise 141 Deane, Marianne 141 Debonis. David 141 Decoteau, Steven 141 Dedeurwaerder, Mark 141 Dellecese, Lisa 141 Denver, Lisa 52, 86, 141 Desellier, James 141 Deshais, Richard 141 Deuso, Thomas 142 Devarney, George 142 Devillier, Jacques 142 Devine, Jeanine 142 Devine, Kathleen 142 Devine, Paul 142 Dibella, Donna 142 Dill, Kathryn 142 Dimauro, Michael 86, 142 Dimodica, Mark 142 Dion, Deborah 142 Dion, Maria 142 Dipietro, Terri 142 Disantis, Anthony 142 Dobiecki, Thomas 78, 79, 142 Donnellan, Joseph 86, 142 Donovan, Margaret 142, 148 Dorey, Martin 142 Dorval, Christopher 142 Douglas, Steven 142 Douillard, Celeste 142 Dowd, Frank 142 Draghetti, Anita 142 Drapeau, Theresa 142 Dromey, Mary 142 Dubay, Dale 85, 142 Dubois, Lori 142 Dubowicz, Margaret 142 Ducharme, Daniel 142 Dudek, Paula 52, 86, 142 Duffy, Brian 97, 142 Dunlea, William 142 Dunn, Diane 142 Dunn, Martin 142 Duquette, Ann 142 Duquette, Dennis 142 Duque tte, Thomas 142 Duris, Robert 142 Durocher, Kevin 142 E Egan, Maura 142 Eglin, Mark 142 Eglin, Thomas 142 Elias, Debra 142 Elliott, Cynthia 142 Engley, Laura 143 Everett, Marie 143 Evon, Kathleen 143 F Fahey, William 143 Falvey, Joseph 143 Farrell, Jerome 143 Farrell, Robert 143 Farwell, William 143 Feeley, James 143 Fenton, Paul 47, 87, 143 Ferrara, Diane 143, 236 Ferri, Peter 143 Ferrier, Robert 143 Fields, Lynn 143 Finn, Anne 143 Fitzgerald, Ann 143 Fitzgerald, Daniel 74, 81, 87, 143 Turcotte, Donna 164 Tuynman, Lori 164 Twohig, Michael 164 Twombly, Lisa 164 U Uhl, Lawrence 165 Urban, John 165 Vv Vatrano, Marie 155, 165 Veale, Kathleen 100, 155, 165 Vecchiarelli, Carleen 100, 165, 240 Verespy, Lynda 165 Vogel, Denise 165 Ww Wagner, Kenneth 20, 165, 161 Wall, Kathleen 165 Wallace, David 165 Wallace, John 165 Walsh, Jane 165 Walsh, Joann 20, 165 Waltein, Cheryl 165 Ward, Thomas 165 Fitzgerald, Michael 143 Fitzgerald, William 42, 143 Fitzmaurice, Mark 143 Flannery, Margaret 143 Fleming, Jolene 143, 147 Florian, Peter 143 Foley, Christopher 143 Foley, John 143 Foley, John 143 Foley, Thomas 143 Fontaine. Judy 143 Forbes, Jerry 143 Ford, Ann 143, 148 Ford, Julia 143 Fortsch, Mary 99, 143 Fotopoulos, George 143 Frappier, Maryann 143 Fratamico, Anthony 143 Freme, Dawn 143 Frogameni, Vincent 143 Fulponi, John 143 G Gagne, Mark 143 Gagnon, Henry 107, 143 Gagnon, Marie 143 Gagnon, Patricia 99, 143 Garvey, James 143 Garvey, John 143 Garvey, Joseph 144 Garvey, Kevin 144 Gaudreau, Denise 144 Gauthier, Timothy 144 Gaw, David 87, 144 Gelzinis, Edward 144 Gendron, Diane 144 Geoffroy. David 144 George, Lorraine 144 Giammarino, Annemarie 144 Gilbert, Brian 144 Gilroil, Linda 144 Gill, Nancy 144 Gingras, Francis 144 Ginopoulos, William 144 Giroux, Carol 144 Giroux, Diane 144 Giroux, Lynn 144 Gleason, Christopher 144 Gleason, Patrice 144 Glog, Lori 144 Goltz, Thomas 84, 144 Gonsalves, Mark 144 Goodwin, Joan 83, 86, 144, 154 Goonan, James 144 Gosselin, Cheryl 43, 144 Grant, Simone 144 Grassanovits, Robert 65, 144 Gravini, Stephen 144 Gray, Mary 144 Graziano, David 144 Graziano, Stanley 144 Green, Joseph 144 Green, Mary 144, 236 Greenia, Christine 60, 61, 84, 144 Grenier, Sandra 144 Griffin, James 144 Griffin, John 144 Grimaldi, Anthony 144 Grimaldi, Michael 144 Grondsk i, Debra 144 Groves, Matthew 144 Guay, Margaret 144 Guczek, Maryann 144 Guertin, Janine 144 Guyer, Kevin 144 H Haley, James 144 Wasielewski, Carol 165 Waterhouse, Diane 165 Waterman, Eve 165 Weisse, Michael 165 Willet, Gerald 155, 158 Williams, Johnjoe 165 Witaszek, William 83, 165 Woishnis, William 165 Wolak, Marilyn 165 Woodbury, Wayne 165 Woytych, Ann 165 Wrobleski, Mary 88, 90, 165 Wynne, Barbara 165 Wysocki, Debra 165 Y Yelle, David 165 Yergeau, Kathleen 165 iz Zamachaj, Stanley 165 Zanetti, Dorothea 165 Zoeller, Martha 165 Zuchara, John 165 Zurowski, Deborah 165 Haley, Theresa 144 Hammond, Theresa 144 Hanifan, Thomas 144 Hansen, Paul 144 Harnois, Allan 86, 144 Harper, Peter 144 Harrington, Daniel 144 - Harrington, James 144 Harrington, Joan 144 Harris, Gerald 101, 144 Hart, Theresa 83, 144 Hartley, Angela 144 Hayden, Jeffrey 142, 144 Hebert, James 76, 144 Heihsel, Lauri 145 Hession, Maureen 145 Hibbard, Thomas 106, 145 Holland, Kevin 145 Hooper, Mark 145 Hopkins, Stephen 145 Hough, Jane 145 Hrobak, Patricia 145 lanello, James 145 Imelio, Michael 145 Ingari, John 145 Ingram, Darleen 145 Ingram, Kathleen 145 J Jablonski, Margaret 145 Jakubasz, Karen 145 Jeannotte, Michael 145 Jessen, Leroy 145 Johnson, Kaaren 145 Jones, Alyce 98, 145 Joyce, Stephen 145 K Kalmbach, Catherine 29, 145 Kane, Melanie 145 Keady, Catherine 141, 145 Kearney, Teresa 145 Keating, Francis 145, 236 Keavany, Gerald 145 Kedziorek, Margaret 145 Kelleher, Ann 145 Kelly, John 145, 236 Kelly, John 145 Kelly, Mark 145 Kelly, Patricia 145 Kennedy, Eileen 145 Killian, David 145 Kent, Charles 145 Kirejczyk, Jane 145 Klinker, Dawn 145 Koeninger, Julie 99, 145 Konieczny, Mariann 145 Koon, Nancy 145 Kopeski, Susan 145 Korovae, Mark 145 Kowaleski, Patricia 145 Krawiec, Karen 145 Krol, Gregory 145 Krol, Teresa 145 Kubacki, Thaddeus 142, 145 Kucharzyk, Lori 145 Kuczynski, Beverly 145 Kulig, Lawrence 32, 145 Kwiatkowski, Joyce 145 L Lacoste, April 145 Laflamme, John 145 237 238 Lafleur, Denise 145 Lagasse, Bernadine 145 Laliberte, Carol 145 Lalonde, Richard 145 Lamoureux, Annamarie 145 Lancaster, Richard 58, 59, 145 Landers, Laurie 145 Landry, Alice 146 Landry, Mary 146 La Valley, Margaret 146 Lavariere, Karen 146 Lawler, George 50, 86, 146 Lazzari, Karen 146 Leber, Denise 146 Le Blanc, James 146 Lee, Jocelin 146 Leidhold, Carl 33, 146, 236 Lemelin, Lawrence 146 Lennon, Michael 85, 146 Leone, Joseph 146 Letourneau, Joan 146 Levesque, Raymond 146 Lindsay, Suzanne 146 Liquori, Donna 146 Lizak, Paul 146 Logan, Kathleen 146, 236 Lonergan, James 146 Longhi, David 146, 148 Longhi, Elana 146 Loomis, William 146 Loughran, Mary 146 Lowe, Dorothy 146 Lucia, Patricia 146 Lussier, Susie 146 Lynch, Stephen 146 Lynch, Susan 146 Lyons, Laura 33, 146 Mc Cabe, Mark 146 Mc Caffrey, Patrick 146 Mc Carthy, Lisa 146 Mc Carthy, Lisa 81, 86, 98, 146 Mc Carthy, Michael 146 Mc Clellan, William 146 Mc Cracken, Jean 84, 146 Mc Donough, James 146 Mc Ginnis, Beth 146, 147 Mc Grath, Patrick 147 Mc Gurn, Kathleen 147 Mc Inerney, Gerard 147 Mc Inerney, James 147 Mc Kay, James 147 Mc Keever, Joseph 58, 147 Mc Laughlin, Joseph 147 Mc Nerney, Mary 147 Maccini, Peter 147 MacFadzen, Ronald 147 Mackey, Patrick 147 Madden, Christopher 147 Mahoney, Thomas 147 Major, Cynthia 147 Makowiec, William 147 Malachowski, Donna 147 Malmborg, Debra 147 Maloney, Ellen 147 Mancini, Lisa 41, 147 Mancinone, Gina 147 Manferdini, Nancy 147 Manning, Deborah 147 Marchese, Paul 8, 147 Marczyk, Kathleen 147 Margeson, Paul 142, 146 Marino, John 147 Marsh, Suzanne 147 Marshall, David 147 A Adams, Theodore 125 Albano, Kenneth 125 Allen, Daniel 125, 127, 137 Allen, Robert 125 Amaral, Gil 55, 85, 125 Anderson, Harold 125 Anzalotti, Robert 125, 234 Armida, Richard 27, 125 Arnold, Donald 125 Ascioti, Dean 125 Ascioti, Vincent 125 Ashe, Christine 125 Ashe, Linda 125 Asselin, James 125 Aubrey, Leon 125 Bagetta, Francine 125 Baillargeon, Jacqueline 125, 132 Baker, William 125, 134 Baldyga, Sharon 125 Baptiste, Laura 125 Baril, Claire 125 Barney, Gina 125 Barnish, Rod 125 Barrett, Teresa 125 Barrett, Anne Marie 125, 132, 135 Marshall. Susan 98, 147 Martin, Ann Marie 147, 236 Martin, Richard 147 Martin, Robert 147 Mastalerz, Barbara 147 Maurer, Stephen 147 Maynard, Steven 85, 147 Mayotte, William 147 Messier, Real 147 Messier, Robert 147 Metcalf, William 147 Methe, David 147 Meuse, Patricia 147 Milillo, Dina 147 Miller, Teresa 39, 147 Millette, Marianne 147 Millette, Patricia 108, 147 Miner, Deborah 147 Mishol, Michael 81, 147 Modlish, Matthew 65, 82, 147 Molloy, Brian 147 Moltenbrey, Susan 148 Monaghan, John 148 Moran, Steven 148 Moran, Thomas 86, 142, 148 Moreau, Paula 142, 148 Moriarty, Cathleen 81, 148 Moriarty, Noreen 148 Morin, Denise 148 Morin, Normand 148 Morris, Donna 148 Mulcahy, Mary 148 Mulligan, Eileen 148 Mullin, Daniel 148 Murphy, Joseph 142, 148 Murphy, Lisa 148 Murphy, Maryanne 148 Murphy, Michael 148 Murphy, Thomas 24, 50, 51, 86, 148 Murphy, Thomas 148 Murphy, Thomas 148 Murphy, William 86, 148 Murren, Patrice 81, 90, 148 N Nadeau, Louise 148 Nardi, Nancy 148 Natale, Rosanne 148 Nay, Mary 148 Nodurf, Christopher 148 Noonan, Michael 148 Normand, Thomas 148 Norwood, Michael 148 Oo O'Brien, Kevin 148 O'Brien, Patricia N.P. O'Brien, Shawn 148 O'Connor, Catherine 148 O'Connor, Daniel 51, 86, 148 O'Connor, Lynn 148 O'Connor, Michael 148 O'Connor, Sheila 148 O'Connor, Theresa 148 O'Donnell, Nancy 85, 148 O'Donnell, Paula 148 O'Donnell, William 148 O'Donoghue, Elizabeth 148 Okarmus, Laurie 148 Olson, Dan 56, 84, 148 O'Malley, Coleen 88, 90, 148 O'Neil, Kathleen 81, 148 O'Neil, Patrick 148 O'Reilly, yean 14% Barton, Linda 125 Barry, David 125 Barry, James 125 Basile, Anthony 125 Beele, Elizabeth 125 Beglane, John 125 Begley, James 125 Begley, Susan 125 Belcamino, Mary 125 Belniak, Michael 125 Benway, Theresa 125 Berard, Lorri 125 Bernier, Carol 125 Bernini, Barbara 125 Berthi aume, Karen 125 Berube, Paul 24, 125, 130 Bielech, Andrew 125 Bilodeau, Eileen 125 Bilodeau, Peter 125, 129 Binney, Michael 44, 125, 87 Blake, Robert 125 Blanchette, Robin 125 Bobek, Carolann 125 Boisvert, Stephen 125 Boland, Lynn 40, 125 Boland, Paul 125 Bolger, Cynthia 125 Bonneau. Roger 125 Bontempo, Richard 125 Bouchard, Todd 125 O'Shea, Brian 148 Ostiguy. Diane 148 Ott, Joseph 148 Ouimet, Kevin 148 ) Paradysz, Kathy 148 Parent, Thomas 141, 148 Parquette, Kevin 148 Partyka, Peter 149, 87 Pasini, Noreen 149 Pasini, Robert 149 Patrie, Lynn 149 Peck, Mary 149 Pegoraro, Alan 149 Pelletier, James 149 Peloquin, Charles 149 Percy, Stephen 142, 149, 236 Perenick, Paul 149 Perkins, Maureen 149 Perrone, Deborah 149 Perry, Kathleen 149 Pescetta, Mary Ellen 149 Pfau, Kevin 149 Phaneuf, Margaret 149 Picard, Joseph 149 Piccirilli, Patricia 149 Pino, Stephen 149 Pion, Elizabeth 29, 149, 154 Pion, Lawrence 149 Pise, John 149 Piteo, John 149 Planzo, James 149 Plourde, Michele 149 Poirier, Alice 149 Poirier, Paul 142, 149 Porcello, Maria 149 Potvin, Paul 149 Prairie, David 149, 236 Prenosil, Michelle 149 Principe, Mary N.P. Provost, Michele 149 Przybyl, Elizabeth 149 Pultro, Joseph 149 Pyrek, Christopher 149 Q Quinn, Mary 39, 149 Quinn, William 149 Radle, Robert 149 Regan, Jeffrey 149 Reid, Kathleen 149 Reidy, Brenda 149 Reilly, Marybeth 149 Relihan, Cathlene 149 Relihan, Charlene 149 Relihan, Charlene 149 Remiszewski, Melissa 149 Rickarby, Ryan 85, 149 Rickson, Maureen 72, 73, 81, 149 Rigazio, Deana 149 Rioux, Jeannine 98 149 Rivera, Betsy 14S Rivera, Jose 149 Rivest, Rolland 149 Roberge, Lawrence 140, 149 Roberts, Andrew 149 Roberts, Lora 150 Robinson, Recinda 150 Rodgers. Michael 150 Rogers, limothy 15u Rooke, Gregory 150 Freshmen Boudreau, Lynn 125, 135 Boulrice, Heidi-Ann 125 Boyd, Patricia 125 Boyle, Catherine 125, 130 Brady, Lynn 81, 125 Braska, Dianne 125 Brennan, Gail 125 Brennan, George 125 Bresnahan, Kevin 24, 125 Breveglieri, Linda 125 Brinegar, William 125 Broska, Michael 125 Brosnan, Kevin 125 Brown, Deborah 126 Brown, Michael 126 Brown, Neil 126 Browning, Amanda 126 Browning, Catherine 126, 135 Brunette, Daniel 24, 126 Brunton, Robert 126 Budd, Steven 126 Burgess, Claire 126 Burnham, Theresa 126 Butler, John 126 Butler, John 126 Byrne, Kathleen 126 c Cady, Donna 126 Roper, Michael 150 Rosenbeck, Mary 150 Ross. Loren 86, 150 Rosso, Gary 150 Rougeau, Susan 150 Rousseau, Susan 150 Rucinski, Arlene 150 Ryan, Catherine 150 Ryan, Jan 150 Ryan, Thomas 142, 150 s St. Marie, Michael 150 St. Marie, Robert 150 St. Pierre, Cheryl 57, 73, 81, 93, 150 Santaniello, Laura 150 Santaniello, Ralph 150 Santaniello, Saverio 150, 234 Scafuri, Joseph Schmitt, Thomas 150 Schufreider, Keith 81, 149, 150 Scibelli, Christopher 150 Scibelli, Geri 150 Scibelli, Judith 150 Scibelli, Pasqua 98, 104, 150 Scott, Joseph 150 Scully, Christopher 150 Scyocurka, Michelle 150 Serafino, Paula 150 Shaw, Charles 150 Shea, Anne-Marie 104, 150 Shea, Daniel 150 Shea, Deirdre 150 Shea, Edwin 150 Shea, John 150 Shea, Judith 150, 154 Shea, Kathryn 150 Shea, Lisa 150 Shea, Thomas 150 Shea, Thomas 150 Sheehan, Martha 150 Simpson, Marie 9, 150 Sitek, Mary 150 Skala, Peter 150 Skarzynski, James 107, 150 Skypeck, Cindy 150 Slate, Laurie 150 Smith. Kimberly 150 Smitn, reu 190 Smith, Linda 150 Smith, Paula 150 Smith, Tammy 150 Sokowski, Kimberly 150 Soucy, Christine 150 Sparks, Tammy 81, 150 Sponburgh, Susan 150 Stahovich, Christine 150 Stanislas, Richard 150 Stanton, Mary 60, 84, 142, 150 Stein, Scott 156 Stolar, Edward 150 Strobelberger, Robert 150 Sullivan, Barry 150 Sullivan, Daniel 150 Sullivan, Edward 150 Sullivan, Kathleen 150 Sullivan, Laurie 81, 15% Sundberg, Carol 151 Surniak, Kevin 151 Suse, Deborah 151 Suslik, Laurie 151 Synan, Thomas 33, 81, 151 Szubelick, Norene 60, 61, 84, 151 Caine, Christopher 126 Caliento, Susan 126 Callaghan, Edward 126 Calvanese, Thomas 126 Camerota, Anne Marie 126 Canning, Ann 126 Carleton, Steven 126 Carney, Anne 126 Carney, Debra 126 Carra, Debra 126 Carroll, Theresa 126 Cartier, Michael 126, 128 Cary, Peter 56, 85, 126 Casey, Thomas 126 Cassetta, Christopher 126, 132 Center, Carol 126 Chandler, Robert 126 Champagne, Lori 126 Chapdelaine, David 126 Chapin, Michael 126 Chapman, Scott 126 Charest, Patricia 126 Chartier, Lori 126 Chlastawa, Thaddeus 126 Chmura, Diane 126 Chris loseph 126 Cicerchia, David 126 _Cioch, David 126 Cleveland, Sandra 126 Clune, Walter 126 T Talbot, Michael 151 Talbot, Peter 151 Talbot. Philip 151 Tassinari, Steven 151 Taylor, Charles 151 Teehan, Mark 151 Terfera, Lynn 151 Thibodeau, Karen 151 Thomas, Anne 39, 145, 151 Thomas, Mary 39, 144, 151 Thompson, Celine 4, 151 Thompson, Ellen 151 Thorng, Bert 151 Tilli, Constance 151 Tipton, Mary 151 Toms, Ruth 151 Toomey, Theresa 151 Topolski, Mark 151 Torrenzano, Laura 8, 151 Tranghese, Anthony 151 Tranghese, Lori 84, 151 Trombley, Jeannette 151 Tucker, Robert 151 Tunstall, Michael 151 Tuynman, Debra 151 Tynan, Richard 151 U Ulloa, Lolita 151 Ullery, Richard 151 V Valletti, Charlene 151 Varney, Donna 97, 142, 151 Vaudrin, Brian 151 Veale, Patrick 29, 151, 236 Vecchiarelli, Virginia 108, 151 Venne, Lucille 151 Verallis, Gregory 151 Visconti, Ann Marie 151 Vonblon, Werner 151 Ww Walezak, David 151, 236 Walsh, Christine 151 Walton, Karen 151 Waterhouse, Mark 151 Welch, Mary 86, 151 Weldon, Mary 151 Weldon, Theresa 151 Whalen, Joseph 151 White, Mark 151 Wieczorek, Joseph 151 Wihbey, Mary 151 Willette, Steven 151 Williams, Dawn 151 Witkowski, Liza 151 Wolff, John 74, 81, 151 Wolff, Robert 151 Woodbury, Patricia 151 Wynne, Edmund 81, 151 Wynne, Julie-Anne 151 i Yacovone, Gregory 151 Young, Kimberly 151 z Zadworny, Elizabeth 104, 151 Zahaykevitz, Sam 151 Zilinek, Joyce 151 Collins, Anne 126 Collins, Edward 33, 126 Colson, Jacolyn 126 Condino, Sally 126 Condren, Leslee 60, 84, 126 Connell, George 126 Connolly, Charles 126 Connolly, James 126 Conway, Martha 126 Cool, Jeffrey 126 Cooney, Thomas 126 Corridan, Patricia 126 Corridan, Sylvia 84, 127 Coughlin, Beth 127 Choughlin, Joan 127 Coughlin, Mark 127 Coulombe, Mare 27, 127 Cox, Jennifer 127 Coyne, Mary 127 Crane, Jacquelyn 127 Crimmins, Edwara 12z Cristman, Melanie 127 Cross, Mary 127 Crowley, Theresa 127 Cullen, Marv 127 y Cullinan, Anne 127 _� Curley, James 127 Curran, Kathleen 127 Cyr, Carla 127 D Dagesse, Marc 127 Dalton, Maria 127 Daly, Maryanne 22, 81, 93, 127 Damato, Anthony 127 Daniele, Annunziata 127 Dean, Eugene 127 Dearing, Mark 127 Debarge, Susan 127 Dejordy, John 127 Deliso, Peter 127 Deloghia, Erin 127 Demaio, Robert 126, 127 Demarco, John 127 Demers, Emilien 127 Demontigny, Elizabeth 127 Denault, Denise 81, 127 Desilets, Edward 127 Deslauriers, Richard 127 Desousa, John 127 Desrosiers, Richard 127 Devine, Paul 127 Dias, Julia Digiore, Diane 127 Dillon, Anne 127 Dinoia, Dominic 127 Dion, Robert 127 Doherty, Michell 127 Donermeyer, Daniel 127 Donnellan, Christopher 127 Donnellan, Daniel 127 Donovan, Donald 127 Donovan, James 127 Dooley, Timothy 127 Dooney, Brian 127, 133 Dougal, Ann 127 Doyle, Katherine 127 Doyle, Michael 127 Drapeau, Susan 127 Driscoll, Francis 127 Dubuc, Anne Marie 128 Dudas, Ann 128 Dufresne, Dianne 128 Dumais, Karen 128 Duncan, Christopher 128 Dunn, Laura 84, 128 Dunn, Peter 128 Dupont, Corinne 81, 128 Duquette, James 128 Duquette, Paula 128 Duris, Kerry 128, 131 Dwyer, William 128 Dymon, Mary 128 E Eglin, Kathleen 128 Elia, Geoff 128 Ellis, Jeffrey 128 Evans, Jeff 128 Evans, Patricia 81, 128 Evans, Thomas 128 Evon, Donna 128 F Fagerstrom, Nancy 128 Falvo, Anthony 128 Farrington, Mary 128 Fawcett, William 128 Felici, Lisa 128 Fennell, Michael 128 Godbout, Denis 128 Ferguson, Donna 128 Fitzgerald, Debra 128 Fitzgerald, Noreen 128 Fitzgerald, John 86, 128, 239 Fitzgibbons, Kathleen 128 Fitzgibbons, Susan 128 Fitzpatrick, Stacy 128 Fitzsimmons, Kathleen 128 Flaherty, Timothy 86, 128 Flebotte, Glenn 128 Flynn, John 129 Foley, William 129 Footit, Mary 129 Forest, Carolyn 129 Forest, Robert 129 Forgue, David 129 Fournier, Roger 129 Frame, Dale 129 Frederick, Margaret 129 Frey, Ellen 22, 129 Friese, Lisa 129 Frodema, Paul 129 Frydryk, Laurie 129 G Gagnon, Deborah 129 Gallagher, Marybeth 129 Gallagher, Shelly 61, 84, 129 Garcia, Ricardo 129 Garde, Thomas 129 Garrity, Timothy 129 Garvey, David 129 Garvey, John 129 Gaudreau, Barbara 129 Gauthier, Maryann 129 Gendreau, Donna 129 Gendron, Robert 129 Geoffroy, Marie 24, 129 Germano, Maria 129 Giblin, Lynn 129 Gilhooly, Joan 129 Gingras, David 129 Girard, William 129 Glenn, Mark 129 Godbout, Denis 129 Goggin, Patricia 129 Gormally, John 129 Gorter, Catherine 129 Gour, Gina 129 Grenier, Sheila 129 Griffin, John 129 Griffin, Maryann 129 Grise, Ann 129 Grondski, Donna 129 Guimond, Michele 129 Gurney, William 129 Guyer, Glenn 129 Guz, Pamela 129 H Hamilton, Patricia 129 Harnois, Kathleen 129 Harnois, Sheila 129 Harrington, Ann-Marie 60, 84, 129 Hassett, Kathleen 129 Hayes, William 83, 129 Healey, Tara 81, 85, 129 Healey, William 129 Heath, Paul 129, 239 Hegarty, Jeanne 132 Henderson, Candith 129 Hensley, Cheryl 129 Hernandez, David 129 Hess, Ralph 129 Higgins, Laurie 129 Hill, Nancy 130 Hiorns, Scott 130 Hogarth, Chiyo 130 Holowitz, Anthony 130 Horgan, Ramona 130 Howard, Laura 130 Howell, Jeffrey 130 Hurley, Michael 130 lanello, Mary 130 Izzo, John 130 J Jagodowski, Richard 130 James, Linda 85, 130 Jasinski, Francine 130 Jenkins, Richard 130 Jessen, Donna 130 Josefek, Richard 130 Joseph, Stephen 130 Joyce, John 86, 130 Julian, William 130 K Kalmbach, Albert 86, 130 Kane, Daniel 130 Karpinski, Barbara 130 Kavanagh, John 130 Keene, David 130 Kelliher, Anne Marie 130 Kelliher, Eileen 130 Kelliher, Ellen 130 Kendall, Kelley 130 Kennedy, Brian 130 Kennedy, Mary 130 Kenney, Margaret 130 Kenney, Timothy 39, 130 Keough, Mary 130 Khouri, Karen 130 Kirby, Kathleen 81, 130 Knight, Jeffrey 130 Knowlton, Maureen 130 Koenig, Joanne 130 Kondos, Jeanne 130 Kopeski, Richard 130 Kruczek, Michael 130 Kulig, Catherine 130 Kupiec, Liane 130 L Labarre, Christine 130 Labelle, Gary 130 Labrie, Robert 130 Lafreniere, Gary 130 Lagodich, James 130 Laguercia, Debra 131 Lambert, Celeste 81, 131 Lamotte, Kathleen 131 Langevin, Eric 104, 131 Langlois, Elizabeth 131 Lapaim, William 24, 131 Lapierre, Michele 131 Laporte, James 131 Laporte, John 131 Laprade, James 131 Lariviere, Patrice 131 Lash, Thomas 131 Latino, Luke 131 Laurie, Kathleen Lauriente, Cheryl 131 Laviolette, Robert 131 Lavoie, Mary 131 Lawrenchuk, Karen 131 Leary, Kelly 131 Leddy, Elizabeth 131 Leger, Gerald 131 Lenilko, Mary 131 Lenski, Michael 131 Letendre, Marcelle 131 Levesque, Jonathan 131 Line, Elizabeth 131 Linnehan, Thomas 131 Londergan, Patricia 131 Lonergan, Kathleen 131 Long, John 36, 131, 136 Los, Dorothy 131 Loughran, Nancy 131 Lussier, Linda 131 Lynch, Cary 131 Lynch, Eileen 131 Lynch, Raymond 106, 131 Mack, Carol 131 Macmillan, John 131 Magee, James 131 Mahan, Katherine 81, 131 Maharne, Maureen 131 Mahoney, Daniel 131 Mahoney, Garrett 74, 81, 83, 131 Mahoney, Maryanne 131 Mahue, Daniel 62, 83, 131 Maloni, Doyle 131 Maltais, John 131 Mann, David 131 Manna, Edward 131, 135 Manning, Martin 132 Manning, Richard 132 March, Peter 132 Margosiak, John 132 Marion, Deborah 132 Markot, James 132 Marsili, Daniel 132 Martenson, Kris 132 Martin, Eileen 132 Martin, Nancy 132 Mastroianni, Joy 132 Mastronardi, Catherine 132 Masuck, Kathleen 137 Maurer, Pamela 132 Maurer, Teresa 132 Mayotte, Timothy 132 Maza, Alice 132 Mc Carthy, Barbara 132 Mc Carthy, Judith 132 Mc Carthy, Mark 132 Mc Cormick, Daniel 132 Mc Cue, Dianne 132 Mc Donald, Maureen 132 Mc Farlin, Susan 85, 132 Mc Gee, John 132 Mc Ginnis, Laurie 132 Mc Gowan, Patricia 132 Mc Gowan, William 132 Mc Grath, Jonathan 86, 132 Mc Grath, Laura 132 Mc Gurn, Ellen 132 Mc Intyre, Michael 8, 132 Mc Kee, Karen 132 Mc Kenna, Carol 132 Mc Keon, Kathryn Mc Quade, Timothy 132 Meara, Michael 132 Merchant, Michele 132 Messenger, Linda 81 Meunier, Joseph 132 Meuse, Michelle 132 Michalek, Robyn 132 Miele, Flora 132 Milbier, Catherine 132 Miller, Susan 132 Minahan, Paul 132 Mineo, Vincent 132 Mishol, Stephen 132 Missett, Patricia 81, 132 Mitchell, Joanne 126, 132 Mojkowski, John 8, 132 Mont, William 56, 133 Moore, Stephen 131, 133 Morel, Michael 133 Morey, Dennis 133 Morgan, Thomas 133 Moriarty, Ann 84, 133 Moriarty, Daniel 133 Moriarty, James 133 Moriarty, Stephen 133 Morneau, Michael 133 Morris, Alice 133 Morris, Trevor 133 Moses, Susan 133 Moskal, Gary 133 Moynihan, Robert 133 Mulcahy, Kevin 8, 126, 133, 234 Murphy, Barbara 60, 84, 133 Murphy, John 27, 133 Murphy, John 50, 86, 133 Murphy, Kevin 133 Napoli, Stephen 133 Napolitano, Joseph 133 Natale, Maria 133 Nathan, Anne 133 Neffinger, Stephen 133 Nehmer, Thomas 133 Nelen, Jeffrey 133 Neville, Maureen 81, 133 Niemiec, David 133 Nieves, Osualdo 133 Nolan, Ellen 133 Noonan, Carey 133 Noonan, Mary 81, 133 Noonan, Mary 133 Normand, Diane 133 Normand, Doreen 133 Normand, Joseph 133 Nugent, Patricia 8, 109, 133 ce) O'Brien, Daniel 133 O'Brien, Daniel 133 O'Brien, Sheila 133 Ochrymowicz, Stephen 133 O’Connor, Mary 133 O'Connor, Robert 133 O'Donnell, James 133 O'Flaherty, Patrick 133 O'Halloran, Brendan 133 O'Herron, Carolyn 133 O'Malley, Charles 133 O'Malley, Patrick 133 O'Neil, Theresa 133 O'Shea, Kathleen 133 O'Shea, William 133 Owen, Deborah 21, 133 i) Panek, Donna 134 Paolino, Patricia 134 Pasini, Sheila 134 Pate, Amy 134 Patenaude, Debra 134 Paton, Kerry 134 Patterson, Floyd 134 Paulin, James 134 Payne, Stephen 134 Pelland, Edward 134 Pelletier, Paulette 134 Peloquin, David 134 Penndorf, Jeffrey 134 Penniman, Lori 134 Pennington, Laurie 134 Perkins, Michael 8, 85, 134 Phelan, Eileen 134 Phillips, Mary 134 Pilon, Lynn 134 Pioggia, Anthon y 47, 134, 87 Pion, Barbara 134 Pise, David 134 Podgorski, Thomas 134 Pollard, William 134 Poulin, Michael 134 Powers, Deborah 134 Prenosil, Denise 81, 134 Principe, William 134 Prior, Richard 134 Pronovost, Leo 54, 55, 134 Q Quintin, Judy 134 Quirk, Cynthia 134 R Ramos, George 134 Rashcilla, Sandra 134 Reardon, John 134 Redmond, Donna 134 Regnier, Thomas 134 Reilly, Ellen 134 Remillard, Andre 134 Resta, Janet 134 Rewinski, Karen 134 Ricardi, April 134 Richard, Alain 134 Rickarby, Sarah 85, 134 Rickelmann, Mary 134 Roberge, Yvonne 134 Robillard, DAvid 134 Rochford, Peter 134 Rondeau, Renee 134 Rooke, Eileen 134 Rooney, Cathy 134 Roos, Christopher 134, 136, 234 Rosenbeck, Mark 135 Roy, Jane 135 Ryan, Brenda 135 Ryan, Edward 38, 135 Ryan, John 135 Ryan, Timothy 135 $ Saba, Nafie 135 Sadak, Lisa 135 Salamenta, Joan 135 Samolis, Ann 84, 135 Sampson, Ann Sampson, David 135 Santaniello, Ida 135 Santiago, Wilson 135 Sarrasin, Dean 135 Sarrasin, Dean 135 Sarrasin, Scott 135 Sawyer, Julie 135 Scala, Karen 135 Scamardella, Michael 135 Scibelli, Gilda 135 Scibelli, James 135 Scott, Jacqueline 135 Scott, Theresa 135 Scudellari, Marilyn 135 Sears, Michael Seaver, Jean 28, 135 Seifert, Maryanne 135 Senez, Ann Marie 28, 135 Serafino, John 30, 135 Sevigny, Marc 40, 135 Shannahan, John 135 Shea, Gary 86, 135 Shea, Joseph 135 Shea, Michael 135 Shea, Nonabeth 135 Shea, Steven 135 Shea, William 25, 135 Sheehan, Daniel 135 Sidelinker, Connie 135 Skehan, Mary 135 Slepchuk, Nadine 135 Smith, Eileen 135 Smith, Theresa 135 Somers, Grace 135 Stanley, Charles 135 Stec, George 135 Stein, Theresa 135 Stevens, Theresa 135 Stiriacci, Joseph 135 Stirlacci, Lisa 81, 135 St. Laurent, Dean 136 St. Onge, John 136 Stote, John 136 Stotz, Ellen 136 Strycharz, Susan 136 Sullivan, Joan 136 Sullivan, Michael 136 Sullivan, Monica 136 Sullivan, Neil 136 Sullivan, Patricia 136 Sullivan, Suellen 136 Ls Tabb, James 136 Talbot, Bridget 136 Talbot, Gregg 136 Talty, Mary 136 Tangredi, Marissa 136 Tetreault, Marcella 136 Thibodeau, Paul 136 Thomas, Joseph 62, 83, 136 Thompson, Rodd 136 Tilli, Nina 132, 136 Topor, Mary 136 Tourigny, Denise 136 Tourtellotte, Angela 136 Tousignant, Donna 136 Trainor, Steven 136 Tremble, Eileen 136 Tresch, Margaret 136 Trimboli, Joseph 136 Trimboli, Michael 136 Troie, Suzanne 136 Tshonas, Mary 136 Tunstall, Patricia 136 Tuomey, Amy 57, 85, 136 Turcotte, Michael 136 Turcotte, Monique 136 Turner, Patricia 136 Turgeon, John 136 Tuttle, Sara 136 Tyburski, Karen 136 Tynan, Daniel 136 V Vanderwolk, Jonathan 136 Vandini, Lisa 136 Veale, Daniel 136 Veale, Susan 137 Veilleux, Linda 137 Vermette, Donald 137 Verallis, Linda 137 Vincellette, Lynn 137 Vincellette, Paul 137 Vivian, Susan 83, 137 Ww Wagner, Joseph 62, 81, 137 Wallace, Mary 85, 137 Walsh, Patricia 137 Warwick, Kevin 137 Waterman, Elaine 137 Weakley, Brenda 81, 137 Weisse, Patricia 84, 137 Wells, Suzanne 137 White, Pamela 137 Whitney, William 137 Willett, Carolyn 137 Wholley, Margaret 137 Wilson, Shayne 137 Witkowski, Gerald 137 Woishnis, Elizabeth 137 Wolak, Frank 137 Wolff, Joseph 137 Woodbury, Mary 137 Woytych, Elizabeth 137 Wright, Janet 137 Wysocki, Cynthia 137 Wyzik, John 137 Wyzik, Joseph 137 Y. Yablonski, Patricia 137 Yacovone, Susan 137 Yensen, Lawrence 137 Z Zajchowski, Bryan 137 Zalewa, Alan 137 Zanetti, Catherine 137 Zanetti, Regina 137 Zimmerman, Joseph 25, 137 Zinn, Christine 137 Zurlino, Judy 137 239 Thanks to... Photographers:W. J. Dufresne Pam Thibodeau Joe Buckley Contributing photographers:Mark Couglin Dave Geoffroy Ed Collins Bob Moynihan Stan Graziano L. Vecchiarelli Jerry Harris Senior and Underclass portraits: Grenier-Ducharme Studios American Yearbook Company: Don Lendry Cover Design: Pam Thibodeau Art Work: Brian Fitzgibbons, Rick Ferris Literary Contributions: Michael Lague, Russ Croteau and all those who volunteered their graffiti. Sectional Coordinators:Jean Butler Russ Croteau Michael Lague Jan Georgeopolus Cindy Maciaga Jim Kane Lisa Barry Clare Leary Kathy Veale Mary O'Reilly Laura Principe We extend special thanks to all the educators for their patience and cooperation with all our endeavors, expecially Sr. Alice Kenney. This yearbook would not be complete without expressing deepest appreciation and thanks to Bob and Larry Grenier who spent many Sundays working on our dead- lines. To the Bosses: Sr. Catherine Leary, Mr. Martin Pion, and Sr. Mary Lou Lacey: Words could never express all we’ve shared. You were the bridge over the troubled waters of our tensions, tears and intolerances. As we crossed the bridge we grew. We thank you. Well, Staff, we’ve had our good days and our bad days. But by working together we've managed to have the bad outweighed by the good. Many things have brought us closer: deadlines, birthdays, McDonald’s and hard work! So thank you for the cooperation, encouragement, and creativity. John S. Marrinan Peggy Shea Loretta Vecchiarelli, Editors Ste LEZ ey CAee Zi Cini G2 es . Cay é f eff SAS . Superstar Under the direction of Fr. Richard Riendeau, many seniors participated in this year’s production of the rock opera ‘‘Superstar”’. Each Sunday for a month anda half, preceeding opening night on Palm Sunday the cast met, for many arduous hours, striving to achieve a polished performance. The cast presented their version of the opera on Monday, March 24th for the school and on each successive evening of Holy Week for the public. Backed by a company of a hundred, portraying crowds, apostles, priests, soldiers and attendants, seniors John Carleton, Patti Driscoll, Ray Borbeau, Joe Kuzdzol, Russ Croteau and Fred Dimouro held major roles. Respectively, they played Jesus, Mary Magdalene Pontius Pilate, Herod, anda priest. The reverent attitude Surrounding the performance added greatly to the audiences’ appreciation. 1 Pilate passionately denies his responsibi- lity for the crucifixtion of Christ. 2 The stage is set, the background is laid for Judas’ even- tual betrayal of Christ. 3 Jesus Christ Super- star! 4 ‘‘Hosanna!”’ proclaims the crowd in adoration of Christ as Caiaphas looks on in disapproval. 5 The court jester mocks the divinity of Christ. 6 The three high priests plan to curtail Christ’s activities. 7 The fate of Christ rests in the hands of Judas Iscariot and his cohorts as they debate his fee. 2 1 Full of “High Hopes’, Beth Shea and Pat Veale swing into their rendition with gusto. 2 “What Do You Get When You Fall In Love?”, ask Rose Turcotte and Johanne Godbout. 3 With style and finesse, Bruce Lemieux gives insight to the message of the Minstrel, ‘‘The Threshold of Tomorrow”. 4 In a seemingly effortless manner, Patti Driscoll and John Dillon mesmerize the audience with ‘‘Mock- ingbird’’. 5 Opening the minstrel on a note of song Eileen Butler, Denise Bergevine, Loretta Vecchiarelli and Martha Harrington explain that they have ‘‘Magic To Do.” 6 With a hint of sarcasm, Jack Marrinan expresses his opinion of cheerleaders and ‘‘Football He- roes. ’ 7 Narrator Lisa Barry continues the mood of the Minstrel as she introduces the next act. 8 “Wouldn't It Be Loverly” if we could all do British accents as well as Eileen Cook, Michele Guertin, Steve Dougal, and Jim Buffum and Diane Webber?! } ia Sy 4 ; Pas ; ee f u } ey 5 y NLRC TS NE SA 45 . ok sith coesetienieadinlte th “a SRR f ok . PPE am fre : be Per wer, ba 2% a x . b bi ® or eas, gy ego . ; = aes se = The Threshold Of Tomorrow A new format highlighted the 1975 production of the annual Minstrel Revue. For the first time in the show's history seven narrators guided the production instead of the traditional two. Through various skits the narrators, including seniors Lisa Barry, Frank Fragomeni, and Bruce Lemieux, introduced over 35 numbers. Each skit and song accentuated the show's futuristic theme, “The Threshold of Tomorrow.” Under the direction of Mr. Jean-Pierre Beauregard seniors Jean Butler and Eileen Butler organized the show's production. Senior groups included ‘‘Magic to Do”, ‘High Hopes”, “Wouldn't It Be Loverly”, ‘‘Football Hero’, and “What Do You Get When You Fall in Love?”. Other senior numbers were “Money”, ‘With a Little Bit of of Luck”’, and ‘‘Mockingbird”’. Among the soloists were seniors Tom Hayes singing ‘‘Wishbone”, Colleen Lancaster with ‘‘Put a Little Love in Your Heart’’, Jean Hewlett and ‘‘Somewhere My Love”, Eileen Butler singing “With Everything Changing”, Patricia Hess doing her baton specialty and Tasha Anderson with “‘Somewhere Over the Rainbow”’. 1 Three fun loving rouges, Ted Kmiecik, Gary Sniezak, and Tom _ Gorski sing “Wouldn't It Be Loverly’’. 2 Minstrel director, Mr. Pete Beauregard gives last minute in- structions to a nervous cast. 3 Scratch strides across the room in an attempt to snatch the soul of Jabez’s neighbor. 4 Reaf- firming their vows, Jabez and Mary Stone speak of their love and their hope that it will endure forever. 5 Full of enthusiasm, Steve Lattinville, Kevin Kelleher, Michael Coyne and Don Pouliot sing ‘‘A Time for Livin’’. 6 Chatting amiabily, wedding guests enjoy the gala reception. 7 Seniors Cheryl McCarthy and Mary Pio exclaim to the au- dience that money makes the world go around. 8 With grace and ease, Kelly Lancas- ter spreads her own form of love. 9 Ending the show, Ray Bourbeau and Tasha Anderson join in the finale ‘‘It's All for the Best’. 10 Wedding guests propose a toast to the bride and groom. 11 Daniel Webster gravely con- templates the predicament of Jabez Stone's soul as he attempts to plan his course of action. iv erw +e 1? a fi on PD . ers . tea ie a $ Gt] The Devil And Daniel Webster For the first time in eight years, Fr. Riendeau and a dedicated cast of thirty presented the Senior Opera in English, adding to audience appreciation. This season’s musical drama related the story of Jabez Stone (Russell Croteau), who sells his soul to the devil (Fred Dimauro). On his wedding night, Stone and his guests discover that the Devil has come to collect on his bargain. Deserted by all but his wife, Mary Stone (Denise Bergevin), and Daniel Webster (Bob Stein), Stone prepares for his trial before a ghostly judge (Tim Germano) and his ghoulish jury. Eloquently defended by Webster, Stone is released and returns to his joyous wife and guests. This traditional production highlighted the seniors’ last week of school. Senior Picnic On May 22nd the class of '75 set a precedent in the history of senior class activities. A picnic took place at High Meadow in Granby, Conneticut. It was open to the entire class and about 400 attended. Faculty members Bill McBride, Don Simpson, Sisters Ruth O'Connor and Richard Francis, Miss Kathy Perron, and John Miller, enjoyed the fun as chaperones. The morning's cloudiness and humidity dampened no one's spirits. By about one o'clock the skies brightened and so did the festivities. Among the most popular activities were volleyball, tennis, swimming, and sunburning, along with an occasional football or softball game. By nightfall all of the exhausted souls had settled down for anice, quiet evening of more of the same, with the added attraction of dancing to the sound of ‘‘Next of Kin’’. 1 In a quiet moment, Michael Lague picks out a tune. 2 Determination is evident in Ro- semary Koenig's stance, but she appears to have missed the ball! 3 Various expressions portray the overall mood of the picnic: GREAT! 4 Prankster Brian Davies advances toward another hopeless victim. 5 Volleyball champ Swish Simpson leads this team to vic- tory. 6 There are many ways to get into a pool and Tom Casartello found the zaniest way. 7 Taking a minute out to rest, Jim Na- politan watches the activity around him. Just You 'N Me On the 22 of May, 1975 the senior class sponsored its Senior Class Prom. The evening began with a social hour from 7 to8 -during which couples mingled with frie nds, faculty, and other guests. A full course dinner featuring prime ribs of beef followed. Host and hostess Miss Kathy Perron and Mr. William McBride were present to watch over the festivities. The enormous crowd of approximatly 300 couples, made for the largest prom in Cathedral’s history. The enthusiastic couples danced the night away to the dynamic sound of “Thundermug”. Unlike previous class gatherings, the atmosphere of the Prom had a formal flavor due to the elegant dress of all present. The many couples enjoyed this traditional and truly memorable affair. Through The Looking Glass Coming together to worship for the last time, the senior class, surrounded by relatives and friends, shared bread and wine at the traditional Baccalaureate Mass. Two unique slide presentations chronicling the past and projecting into the future highlighted the celebration. Specially chosen songs accentuated the theme, ‘Through the Looking Glass”’, as well as readings given by Martha Harrington, Mary Guay, Roger Talbot, Marty Woytych, Chris Darsigny, and Frank Fragomeni. A special Kiss of Peace as well as communion under both species gave the mass an added reverence. Closing the c elebration with the thought “All men have thestars ... but they are not the same things for different people.” this year’s senior class left with much hope for their future endeavors. 1 Casually socializing, Mark McGlynn, Mary Leahy, Vincent Neffinger, and Doris Morneau await their dinner. 2 Baccalaureate speaker Mary Guay looks out over a sea of caps and gowns. 3 Music critics Larry Boudreau, Bob Hibbert and Bruce Klinker pause for a moment to comment on the band. 4 Varied reactions to a favorable evening are evidenced by Angela Sidelinker and Michael Nadeau. 5 With quiet dignity Martha Harrington offers thought about the universe in the first reading, from the Book of Wisdom. 6 After receiving a special blessing from Fr. Boland, Roger Talbot reads the Gospel. 7 A fashionable array of formal attire is displayed by Bob Shewchuk, Patti Dunn, Tom Brodeur, Joan Leary, Fran Fitzgerald, Tom Hayes, Katie Davidson, and Chris Tuomey. 8 Beautifully attired for the big night, Sharon Roberts and Debbie Calabrese pose for the photographer. 9 Capturing the spirit of the mass, the Baccalaureate Choir sings with vivid expression. 12 Senior Banquet This year’s event marked the last formal gathering of the senior class before graduation. The evening began with a full course dinner featuring boneless capon, which was served by Cathedral’s Caterers. Class musicians John Dillon, Vinny Walsh, and Ray Bourbeau provided music for enjoyment and relaxation. Presentation of awards followed the meal. Senior letter winners received their prizes; and special awards were handed out by their coaches. Admist much laughter, the reading of the class ballot took place in the form of an Academy Awards show, complete with ‘‘nominations”’ and special trophies. Class officers Frank Fragomeni, Peter Serafino, Nancy Hopkins, and Pat Sweeney presented class advisors Bill McBride, Sr. Ruth O’Connor, Sr. Richard Francis with gifts. Sr. Alice Kenney and Sr. Patricia Feeley also received tokens of appreciation. 1 4 oe Rae 3 ‘ “i Co Class Ballot Smartest: Mike Lague Viki Mansour Friendliest: Roger Talbot Laura Principe Clown: Dan Fenno Patti Driscoll Best Dressed: Kevin Sheehan Sue Santaniello Speaker: Frank Fragomeni Kathy Albano Athlete: Jeff Boyeau Mary Crum Best Looking: Jim Miller Tara Mahon Flirt: Mike Dobecki Laura Principe Most Likely To Succeed: Frank Fragomeni Kathy Albano Golden Shovel: Mary Skala Bob ‘‘Boomer ’ Roccanti Best All Around: Ted McCarthy Laura Principe Class Radical: W.J. Dufresne Michele Seymour Conservative: Jim Buffum Joanne Proulx Couple: Matt Pieniazek and Lois Principe Musician: John Dillon Artist: Henri Cira Song: ‘Hawaii Five-O” Hangout: Sumner Ave. Friendlys Hairline Most Likely to Recede: Rick Gaw 1 Pausing before leaving the banquet, Deb- bie Bruton, Albert Innarelli, Mitchell Saunders, and John Burnham stop for one last chat. 2 Our regular group of clowns came through in top form. 3 The award- winning twins, Lois and Laura Principe, pose with their trophies. 4 A broad grin shows that Eileen Rodeen is pleased with her dinner. 5 With an appreciative smile Joe Kavanagh offers a toast of thanks to ‘‘Cathedral’s Ca- terers’’. 6 Cathedral's bevy of beauties strain to see Jim Miller accepting his award for best looking boy. 7 Much to the delight of his fel- low seniors, Tom Hayes once again offers his Elvis impression. Graduation Following the precedent set by last year’s graduating seniors, the voices of four chosen student speakers represented the Class of 1975. Implementing the theme ‘Through the Looking Glas s’; Maribeth Hannifin, Loretta Vecchiarelli, Laureen Morrow, and Stephen Dougal spoke of changing perspectives, accepting the challenge to grow, sharing the past and its emotions and the importance of ‘the warmth of asmile”’. Setting a precedent of their own, the graduates-to-be sat in couples rather than the traditional girls-on-the-right, boys-on-the-left arrangement. Guest speaker Mayor William C. Sullivan offered Springfield’s official greeting to the Class of 1975. Following presentation of 652 diplomas and various awards given for excellence in specific fields of study, The Most Reverend Bishop Christopher J. Weldon challenged each graduate to ‘‘be yourself and rise to your full stature’. Upon completion of the bishop's address, the graduates made a valiant effort to sing their Alma Mater. At the conclusion of the commencement exercises, a deluge of approximately five to six thousand friends and relatives Came down upon the graduates to offer congratulations. 14 1 Offering his congratulations on behalf of the city of Springfield, Mayor William Sulli- van greets the class. 2 ‘‘Your excellency may | present to you for graduation honors, the Class of 1975. 3 With simple sincerity. Laurie Morrow reflects upon personal rela- tionships. 4 Receiving special honors are val- edictorian, Vicki Mansour and salutorian, Mi- chael Lague. 5 Class orator Robert Pellin ac- cepts his diploma and a _ congratulatory handshake. 6 As the last student speaker, Stephen Dougal expresses a traditional view of our Cathedral education and the world around us. 7 Following the special recogni- tion students the Class of ‘75 advances to receive their diplomas. 8 With an air of so- lemnity, Dan Reardon steps from the stage. 9 Final rows of graduates file out before the onslaught of well wishers descends. 10 Gra- duates Dan O’Brien, Ellen Rauch, Peter Ro- drigues and Gina Sarno are seemingly un- ware ... 11 of their positions in the pattern ... 12 formed by the alternating purple and white of the newly-initiated seating arrange- ment. c ° — me o a a iss) xe =) ° = Cc ise) ps = fea Pi. a a a Beat Le iE hae) ‘Ne ae ee Hs : vy x on ERE REA SESS SRR Sh SS NS mae oe .) oN oo