Chicopee High School - Memini Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 236 of the 1970 volume:

□ IS THE ESSENCE OF LIFE, 60 C 5-h D CONTRAST I have died in Vietnam. But I have walked the face of the moon. I have divided schools with my prejudice. But 1 have sent armies to unite them. 1 have beat down my enemies with clubs. But I have built courtrooms to keep them free. I have outraged my brothers in the alleys of the ghettos. But I have transplanted a human heart. 1 have watched children starve from my golden towers. But I have fed half of the earth. I am ashamed. But I am proud. dedication student life seniors . . . . class history faculty . . . . vocational activities . . sports . . . . advertising . 2 I am I. I am unique, And in this uniqueness lies my identity. I assimilate facets of my environment. Incorporating some immediately. Adding one more unit to my building of being. Others I savor and ponder. Tasting them for personal suitability. Some I file for future reference. Nothing is discarded. Refuse of a regimented mind. I reach out to the world. Extending sensitive fingers To probe that which I do not understand. 1 feel. And for this feeling I am vulnerable to pain. I can be crushed by the blow of a well-aimed word As well as by a fist. I think. I wonder why. And I construct analogies to link ideas. 1 criticize myself And listen to the truth of my existence. I hear with attuned ears the message of my soul. I live. Carol Ciosek BROTHERHOOD The road is long. With many a winding turn That lead us to who knows where; But I ' m strong. Strong enough to care. He ain ' t heavy, he ' s my brother. So along we go; His welfare is my concern; No burden is he to bear. We ' ll get there; For I know He would not encumber me. He ain ' t heavy, he ' s my brother. If I ' m leaning at all. I ' m leaning with sadness; That everyone ' s heart is not filled With the gladness and love For one another. It ' s a long, long road From which there is no return. While we ' re on the way to there. Why not share? And the load doesn ' t weigh me down at all. He ain ' t heavy, he ' s my brother. 8 v. ' Awwwwmv It is the task of the liberal institution, as of the liberally educated man, continually to translate troubles into issues and issues into the terms of their human meaning for the individual. Through El IDTJCA-TIOnST 9 C. Wright Mills ram REEVALUATION If I could convince myself that I have any right to be satisfied with men as they are, and to treat them accordingly, and not according, in some re- spects, to my requisitions and expectations of what they and I ought to be, then, like a good Mussulman and fatalist, I should endeavor to be satisfied with things as they are, and say it is the will of God. Henry David Thoreau 12 I touched the sky when I was small, But not before I scraped my knee. I grasped the tumbling leaves in fall. And scrambled up an apple tree. When school was such a kindergarten. Alphabets and telling time. Excitement so surrounded then The riches of a single dime. More wondrous was each Saturday! I spinned and watched the world go ' round. With arms spread wide, cares spun away. And I fell laughing to the ground. When mornings brought the sun to me. When music was the rain, I dreamed of what I wished to be. Then laughed out loud again. I drew the world in crayon. And giggled at cartoons. Forever would my life sail on Like carnival balloons? The sky is farther from me now Than when I was a child. I ' m learning all reality can teach. It ' s been the longest time since the sun Looked down and smiled. And the Saturdays I knew soar out of reach. Karen Whalen 14 We here at Comp feel honored to have in our midst a compassionate man who harbors such an enduring faith and interest in students that we gratefully accept this opportunity to express our esteem for him. For those who have become acquainted with him, he has been a friend as well as a counselor and has labored selflessly to help students find and fulfill their goals and ambitions. He has respected our dreams and individualities, thereby opening widely the door to communication. For this we are truly thankful and therefore dedicate the 1970 Memini to MR. DEFLORIO. � ass | i ,-4 j URVUMM • U HH - • The Crafty, Crazy, Wt s ■ 1 . aS jp x vT • n 1 mr J - - , -4T if ll a 4 flr V I m • . y Bli, T, ' M : s ' T Dianne Archambault Gary Arnhold Sherry Baker Carole Bakos Buddie Baldwin Craig Andrews Bill Baker Penny Allmaker Kerry Bartosz Joseph Bartoszek Gary Balthazar Allen Beaulieu Susanne Barker Kenneth Barnes Cynthia Belisle Dan Beauregard Gene Bednarz ■ mm Joan Barnett Richard Belisle Valerie Bellomo George Benson Douglas Bernardos Pauline Bernash Douglas Blaney Dennis Bernashe Joanne Blasko Walter Bigda Michael Boduch Raymond Blair Robert Boissonault Bernard Boissoneault Dixie Boisvere 36 Caryl Boisvert Michael Bonatakis Margo Brasser Dennis Breault Daniel Brodeur Denise Brouillette Pamela Breault Paul Brogle Mark Breault Michael Breault William Bovard Michael Brady Susan Boronski Debra Bourgeois Carol Bryan Barbara Cady Rachel Carrier Benjamin Chapman Druscilla Caldwell John Butova Dolores Carrier Laura Chapin James Buchanan Garry Burgess Sandra Cary Robert Chartier Donna Butova Susan Carlos Bruce Centerbar Cynthia Buchanan Stella Chomyn Debra Cormier Joanne Couture Pam Crowley Carol Ciosek William Costello Linda Couture Becky Cruise Christine Ciosek Wayne Conti Dale Cotton Richard Couture Peter Czajkowski Peggy Cranford Jane Czaporowski Angela Coulopoulos 39 Robert Czepiel Paul Davis Theresa Czupryna Joan Danielson Rick Denoncourt Ronald Deziel Norman Doray Norman Derome Vickie Didierjean Barb Downs Lynette Demers Debra Des Rochers Kurt Dolphin Susan Dean Leo Dejordy John Dean Jonathan Dion Loren Drzal Bruce De Loria Carol Descheneaux 41 Kathy Edmunds Janus Ellis Christian Everett Omer Dumais Ruth Dubin Walter Eisenbrown Darlene Dubuc Gayle Dunlap Monika Elssner Chris Dygon Debra Ewing Karl Foerster George Forgette Ann Marie Foti William Fagan Max Ferus Christine Gagne Janice Frisbie Gail Fletcher David Fontaine Amanda Fortier Jim Ferriter Kim Ferris Gerard George Linda Gladu Luann Goff 5 Deborah Gibbs Frederick Gladu Donna Galli Gregory Gawron Jay Goebel Beth Gionet Lynn Goddard Geraldine Gates Michael Gay Louis Giokas Linda Goddard James Gomes Candy Greathouse David Grey Lowell Gottsman Nadine Gorman Francis Greaney Michael Gregory Michelle Goodenough Gayle Goodman Linda Goncalves Alan Cuilbault Ronald Hakenson Linda Guilmette Joseph Harackiewicz Glen Harer James Harris David Hebert James Hebert Joyce Hebert 46 Sharon Herdendorf Kenneth Holden Glen Hrycay Steve Ingham Rose Heroux Mary Houle Diane Huot Diane Hersey Bruce Howard Michael Hurley Raymond Hill Wendy Howes Pat Hutcheson Michael Jagodowski Pat Jagodowski Linda Jarrett 47 Jenny Jones Tom Kelliher Steven Jarvis John Jaszek Bruce Jett Christopher Jez Will Kaeble Sheryl Jette Michael Jozefczyk Rodney Kenneson Paul Jula Kathy Kindness Edward Klofas Joseph Klofas Steve Kozik Ann Labonte Jim Lacaprucia Gregory Kozlowski Chris La Bonte Earl La Flamme Nick Korny Susan Kowalik Robert Kraeft David Labonte Ernest La Flamme Denise Kwasnik Richard Labonte Keith La Flamme 49 0 Sally Landry William Lafleur Donna La Pier Kenneth Lapierre Darlene Laramee h . Daniel Lawson David LeClair Joyce Leja Karen Lefebvre Ken Larocque Evelyn Leclair Karen Ledoux Douglas Lenberg Mary Levakis June Lingley Gary Litwin Laura Longchamps Bruce Lincoln Jay Luippold Mary Lukiwsky Kevin Lunardini Richard Lepage ‘Jr Kathy Lyons Deborah Marion Mike Martel Susan Martin Edward Martel Ron Lussier Sheryl Mardeusz George Matte Linda Maillet Walter Manijak Anthony Morrione Barbara Marquis Jeanne McCauley Linda Maziarz John Mazurowski Kevin McDowell David McLaughlin Maureen McDowell Donald McNeeley Ken McKenzie Paulette Menard William Maxwell William Morgan Diane Morphew Mark Mueller Joan Napoles Linda Monahan Carolyn Mossey Susan Moreau Susan Mosher Diane Muscarella Darlene Muscaro Christine Mitchell Barbara Morrow Robert Murphy Ron Nentwig Diane Monchamp Joyce Newsome Noreen Nubile Kenneth Olbrych Daniel O ' Neil Beverly Paquette Robert Pare Carol Paquette Michael Parent Joanne Page Phillip Nichols Ralph Paquette Penny Parks Nancy Nilsen Raymond Paquette Roger Page Joan Polverini Donald Plouffe Tom Provost David Picard Sue Podgorski David Polverini Leo Provencher Gordon Rae Fred Plouffe Douglas Poole David Rabinsky Cheryl Rhodes Roberto Rexach Paul Pirog George Proulx Barbara Raczka Janice Riedel James Rigali Brian Richards Ronald Robinson Linda Robinson Donald Robitaille Diane Rivet Diane Rustic Amy Rosch Carol Rudolph Vicki Ruffner Mike Rutledge Steve Root Cathy Ray Paula Rogalski Wanda Marie Sand Augusta Schultz Susan Sieja Warren Smith Christopher Shea Mary Smith Douglas Stark Lorraine Scagliarini Stewart Scoles Jesse Smith Nadine Soucy Kenneth Smith Kathleen Spillane Paula Schmidt Beth Schimke Donna Serafinski Barry Strong Patricia Suprenant Robert Stellato Donna Stevens Paul Suprenant Joanne Stefanik Debra St. Lawrence David Steffenhagen Thomas Stokowski Peter Strempek Robert Talaga Reginald Tanner Rita Tassone George Taylor Michael Te Foe Henry Szyluk Patrick Takeda Marilyn Talbert Edward Tanguay Stanley Tarka Terri Tetreault Donald Thompson Lynn Urness Paul Viens Patrick Tower Richard Van Beek Heyward Watson Charles Tsohonis Michael Van Dyke James Watson Linda Wenninger Joan Wenzel Kenneth West Joyce Underwood Virginia Van Scoy Arthur Weber Karen Whalen 65 Kathleen Wright Glen Yordy Geraldine Ziemba James Whitson Joel Willocockson Ronald Withers Dolores Wolcott Brian Yargeau Fred Wilson Tom Zajchowski Carolyn Zunis Senior Directory PENNY ALLMAKER, Business, Business Club 1. DAVID ANDREWS, College, Football 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, NHS 3, Spanish National Club 3. DIANE ARCHAMBAULT, Business, Office worker 2, 4. GARY ARNHOLD, Business, Football 1, 2, 3, T.V. Club 1, Weightlifting Club 1, Intramural Basketball 2-4. JEANETTE BABIJ, Business, Distributive Ed. STEPHEN BAIR, General, NHS 1, V. Baseball 1, 2, 4, V. Football 3, V. Basket- ball 2, 4. SHERRY BAKER, Business, Travel Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Prom Committee. WILLIAM BAKER, College, Chess Club 2, 4, German Club 4, Intramural Basket- ball 2, 4. CAROLE BAKOS, College, Pep Club 1, JV Cheerleader 2, Home Ec. Club 2, FT A 3, 4, V. Cheerleader 3, 4 (capt.) Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, 4, Yearbook 4. BUDDIE BALDWIN, Scientific, Wres- tling 1, 2, Student of the Month 1, Biol- ogy Club 2, Golf Team 3, 4, Math Club 3, Pro Merito 4. GARY BALTHAZAR, College, Football 1, 2, 3, V. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Weightlifting 2, Class Rep. 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Cross Country 4, Schools Match Wits Team 4. KENNETH BARNES, Business. JOAN BARNETT, Business, Business Club 1, Chorus 1, 2, Home Ec. 1, Distrib- utive Education 4. KERRY BARTOSZ, College, Ski Club 4. JOSEPH BARTOSZEK, Scientific, T V. Club 1, Soccer 2, 3. ALLEN BEAULIEU, Electrical Shop. DANIEL BEAUREGARD, General, Foot- ball 1, 2, Track 2, 3. EUGENE BEDNARZ, Scientific, TV Club 1, Latin Club 2, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, CYNTHIA BELISLE, Business. RICHARD BELISLE. VALERIE BELLOMO, College, Art Club 1, 2, FTA 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 4. GEORGE BENSON, Business, Intra- mural Football 3. DOUGLAS BERNARDOS, General. JANET BERNASH. PAULINE BERNASH, Business, Busi- ness Club 2. DENNIS BERNASHE, Vocational. WALTER BIGDA, College, Football 1 , 4. RAYMOND BLAIR. DOUGLAS BLANEY. JOANNE BLASKO, Business, Prom Committee 3, 4, Pep Club 3, Business Club 3, Senior Class Play 4. BRIAN BLUTEAU, Vocational. MICHAEL BODUCH, Vocational, Band 2, 3, 4. ROBERT BOISSONAULT. BERNARD BOISSONNEAULT. DIXIE BOISVERE, Business. CARYL BOISVERT, College, Class Rep. 3, 4, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Student Council 4, FTA 4, Comp Chronicle 4, Yearbook (co-editor) 4, Senior Class Play. MICHAEL BONATAKIS, General, JV Baseball 2, 3. SUSAN BORONSKI, College, JV Cheer- leader 2, V. Cheerleader 3, 4. DEBORAH BOURGEOIS, General. WILLIAM BOVARD, Scientific, Math Club 2, 4, Chess Club 2, 4, Latin Club 2, Student Council 3, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, Olympiad Math Award 3. MICHAEL BRADY, General, Football 1, 2, 3. MARGO BRASSER, College, TV Club 1, G-Clefs 2, 3 (Pres.) Frolics 2, 3, District Chorus 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Madrigal Chorus 4, FTA 3. DENNIS BREAULT, College, Soccer 1, 2, Color Guard 2, Chess Club 3. MARK BREAULT, General, Intramural Football 1, 2, Comp Chronicle 4. MICHAEL BREAULT, College, Soccer 1-4 (Capt.) Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, All-Valley League in Soccer 3, All West- ern Mass, in Soccer 3. PAMELA BREAULT, Business, Pep Club 1, Ski Club 4, Prom 4. RONALD BREAULT, Vocational, Color Guard 1, 2. DANIEL BRODEUR, College. PAUL BROGLE, General, Swim Team 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 2. DENISE BROUILLETTE, Business, Busi- ness Club 1, Home Ec. 1, 2, Class Rep. 1, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Prom 4, Senior Class Play. CAROLYN BRYAN, Business, Pep Club 1, 2, Pom Pon Girls 2, 3. CYNTHIA BUCHANAN, Business, Co- tillion 3, 4, Drama Club 4, Latin Club 4, French Club 4, Seni or Class Play. JAMES BUCHANAN, College, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, President of the Fred Dude Fellowship. GARY BURGESS. WILLIAM BURKE. THOMAS BUSHEY, Vocational. DONNA BUTOVA, College, Pep Club 1, Art Club 1, 2, Ski Club 1-4, JV Cheer- leader 2, V. Cheerleader 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, 4, Prom 3, 4, Cotillion 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Cinema Club 3, Yearbook 4, Powder-Puff Football 4. JOHN BUTOVA, Scientific, Football 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1-3 Intramural Basketball 1-4, Class President 3, 4, Prom 3, 4, Co- tillion 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, FTA 3, 4. BARBARA CADY, College, Class Rap. 1, Volleyball Team 1, Basketball Team 2, Ski Club 4, Yearbook 4. DRUSCILLA CALDWELL, College, Art Club 1, 2, Latin Club 2, FTA 3, JV Cheer- leader 3, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Class Rep. 4, Yearbook 4, Pow- der-Puff Football 4, Senior Class Play. SUSAN CARLOS. DOLORES CARRIER, Business, Major- ettes 1, 2, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Senior Class Play. RACHEL CARRIER, College, Student Council 2, 3, Class Secretary 3, 4, Cotil- lion Committee 3, 4, Powder-Puff Foot- ball 4, Future Nurses Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook 4, Drama Club 4, Comp Chronicle 4, Class Competition Play 4. SANDRA CARY, College, Choir 1, Pep Club 1, Class Rep. 1, Art Club 2, Softball Team 2, Ski Club 4, FTA 4, Powder-Puff Football 4, Prom Committee 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Class Play. BRUCE CENTERBAR, General. THOMAS CHAGNON. LAURA CHAPIN, Business. BEN CHAPMAN, Scientific, Color Guard 2. ROBERT CHARTIER, College, Football 1, 2, Intramural Basketball 1-4, Track 2, 4, Weight-training 2, Class Vice- President 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Yearbook 4 (Advertising Editor), Intramural Football 4, Corridor Guard 3, 4, Senior Class Play. KATHRYN CHILDRESS, College, Drama Club 3, 4, Pep Club 3, School Play 3, Varsity Swim Team 4, Pow- der-Puff Football 4, Comp Chronicle 4, Ski Club 4, Yearbook 4. STELLA CHOMYN, Business, Business Club 1, 2. CAROL CIOSEK, College, Marching and Concert Band 1-4, G-Clefs 1-4, Frolics 1-4, Drama Club 1 , 4, German Award 1 , Girl ' s State delegate 3, L ' esprit 3, Madri- gals 4, Library Aide 4, NHS 4, Pro Me- rito 4, Class Competition Play 4, Senior Class Play. CHRISTINE CIOSEK, College, March- ing and Concert Band 1-4, G-Clefs 1-4, Frolics 1-4, Drama Club 1, 4, German Award 1, Girl ' s State delegate 3, Library Aide 4, Class Play Competition 4, Madri- gals 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, Senior Class Play. WAYNE CONTI, Business, Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, Varsity Football 2 . DEBRA CORMIER, Business, Pep Club 1, Cotillion Committee 4, Prom Commit- tee 4. WILLIAM COSTELLO, College, Track 3, Intramural Football 4, Intramural Basket- ball 4. DALE COTTON, General, Football 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, F-Clefs 1, Intra- mural Basketball 1, Corridor Guard 1, Cafeteria Guard 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, 4, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4. ANGELA COULOPOULOS, Business, Business Club 2, Ski Club 3, 4 (President), Class Rep. 3, Student Coun- cil 4, Pep Club 3, Powder-Puff Football 4, Cotillion Committee 4, Prom Committee 3 (Chairfnan), 4, Senior Class Play 4, Office Worker 4. DONALD COURCHESNE, General, TV Club 1 , 2, Office worker 1 , 3, Corridor Guard 3, 4, Library Aide 4. JOANNE COUTURE, Business, Major- ettes 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 3, Prom Commit- tee 4, Cotillion Committee 4. LINDA COUTURE, Business, Pep Club X, JV Majorettes 1, 2, Business Club 2, Drama Club 3, Cinema Club 3, FTA 4, Library Aide 4. RICHARD COUTURE, General, Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3. PEGGY CRANFORD, Scientific, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. PAMELA CROWLEY, College, Ski Club 4, Prom Committee 4, Powder-Puff Football 4. 67 REBECCA CRUISE, College, FT A 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Yearbook 4, Student Council 3. PETER CZAJKOWSKI, Scientific, Marching and Concert Band 1-3, Swim Team 2-4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, Intra- mural Football 4, Intramural Swimming 4. JANE CZAPAROWSKI, College, Intra- mural Softball 2, Cotillion Committee 3, FTA 3, 4, Student Council 3. JOAN CZAPAROWSKI, College, Intra- mural Softball 2, FTA 3, 4, Student Council 3, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. ROBERT CZAPAROWSKI, Vocational. GRACE CZECH, Business, Busi ness Club 1-3, Majorette 3. ROBERT CZEPIAL, General. THERESA CZUPRYNA, Business, Busi- ness Club 1-4, Home Ec. Club 2, Major- ette 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Now Club 3, Pep Club 3, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Latin Club 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. GERALD DANDENEAU. JOAN DANIELSON, General. CHRISTINE DAVIAU, Business, A-A Club 2, 3, Pep Squad 2, 3, Yearbook 3, School Paper 3. JOHN DEAN, College, Baseball 1, Golf 4. SUSAN DEAN, Business, Prom Com- mittee 4, Cotillion 4. PAUL DAVIS, General, Intramural Bas- ketball 1-4, Weight-training 2-4, V. Foot- ball 2-4. LEO DEJORDY, Vocational, Swimming Team 1, 2, Ski Club 2, 3. BRUCE DELORIA. Scientific, Marching and Symphonic Band 1-4, Chess Club 1, Chorus 1, 2, Comp Swing Band 1-4, Pho- tography Club 4, Latin Qub 4, Jazz Poet- ry Night 4. LYNETTE DEMERS, College, French Club 1, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, Student Council 3, FTA 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Class Play (lead). RICHARD DENONCOURT, Vocation- al, Swimming Team 1, 3, 4, Track 4. NORMAN DEROME, College, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Football 2-4, Weight-lifting 2, 3, Cafeteria and Corridor Guard 3. CAROL DESCHENEAUX, Business. DEBORAH DESROCHERS, Business, Cheerleader 2, 3, Cinema Club 3, Distrib- utive Education 4. RONALD DEZIEL, Vocational, TV Club 1 . VICKIE DIDIERJEAN, Business, Busi- ness Club 1, 2, Pep Club 3, FTA 3, Li- brary Aide 4. JOHNATHAN DION, Business. KURT DOLPHIN, College, TV Club 1-4, Chess Club 1, Drama Club 3, 4. NORMAN DORAY, College. BARBARA DOWNS, College, JV Cheer- leader 2, V. Cheerleader 3, 4, FTA 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Class Rep. 4, Yearbook 4. WILLIAM DOYON, Vocational, Football 1 . DONNA DRABINSKI, Business, Busi- ness Club 1-3, Pep Club 1. LOREN DRZAL, College, Chess Club 1- 4. EUGENE DUBE, Vocational. RUTH DUBIN, Scientific, TV Club 1, G-Clefs 2-3, Frolics 2-4, Library Aide 2- 4, Concert Band 3, 4, Marching Band 3, 4, Chess Club 4, Madrigals 4, District Chorus 4, NHS 4, Comp Chronicle 4, Senior Class Play, L ' esprit 4. DARLENE DUBUC, Business, Intra- mural Basketball 2, Prom Committee 3, Class Rep. 4, Student Council 4, Pow- der-Puff Football 4. OMER DUMAIS, College, Track 3, 4, Cross-Country 4. KENNETH DUPREY, Vocational, Intra- mural Football 1, 2. DENISE DUVAL, Business, Pep Club 3, FTA 4. CHRISTINE DYGON, College, FTA 3. WALTER EISENBROWN. JANUS ELLIS, Business, Future Home- makers 2, American Field Service 3. JOSEPH ELLIS. MONIKA ELSSNER, Business, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 3. CHRISTIAN EVERETT, College, Marching Band 1, 3, Symphonic Band 1-4, Drama Club 1, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, District Concert Band 3, Class Rep. 3, Senior Class Play. DEBRA EWING, General, Bowling League 1, Pep Club 2. WILLIAM FAGAN, General. JOHANN FALTER. KIM FERRIS, College, Powder-Puff Foot- ball 4, Swimming Team 4. JAMES FERRITER, Scientific, V. Foot- ball 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Soccer 3. MAX FERUS, College. KARL FOERSTER, College, Football 1, 2, Track 2-4, Prom Committee 3, Student Council 3, 4, Cross-Country 4. DAVID FONTAINE, College, Math Club 2, Coin Club 2. GEORGE FORGETTE, College, Bowling Club 1. AMANDA FORTIER, Business, Business Club 2, 3, Drama 3, Pep Club 3, Now Club 3. ANN FOTI, Business, Pep Club 1, Home Ec. 1, Business Club 1. JANICE FRISBIE, Business, Business Club 1, Home Ec. 1, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. CHRISTINE GAGNE, Business, Home Ec. Club 4. DONNA GALLI, Business. PAULA GAMBLE. GERALDINE GATES, Business. GREGORY GAWRON, General. MICHAEL GAY, Vocational, Frolics 1-4, Marching Band 3. GARY GEMME, College, Swimming Team 3, Wrestling Club 3, 4, Track Team 3. GERARD GEORGE, Business, Track Team 3, Wrestling Club 3, 4. DEBORAH GIBBS, College, Chess Club 1, FTA 3, 4 (Pres.) Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Yearbook 4 (Activities Editor), Western Mass. Dis- trict Orchestra 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, G-Clefs 4, Concert Band 4, Performing Wood- wind Ensemble 4. LOUIS GIOKAS, Scientific, Basketball 1, JV Baseball 2, Wrestling Club 3, 4 NHS 4. DEBORAH GIONET, College, Student Council 1, Spanish Club 1, V. Cheer- leader 1, 3, Pep Club 1-3, NHS 1, 3, 4, French Club 2, Class Secretary 3, Dirigo Girl ' s State 3, Comp Chronicle 4. FREDERICK GLADU, Vocational, Color Guard 2. LINDA GLADU, Business. JAMES GNATEK. LINDA GODDARD, General. LYNNE GODDARD, General. JAY GOEBEL, Scientific, C hess Club 1, Frosh Baseball Manager, JV Soccer 2, 3, V. Tennis 3, 4, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, National Merit Commendation 3, Pro Merito 4, NHS 4, Mathletes 4, Yearbook (Sports Editor) 4. LUANN GOFF, Business. JAMES GOMES. LINDA GONCALVES, Business, Busi- ness Club 3, Pep Club 3. MICHELLE GOODENOUGH, College, Guidance Aide 2, 3, Class Rep. 3, Drama Club 3, Comp Chronicle 4 (News Editor), NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, National Merit Commendation 4, Prom Committee 4. GAYLE GOODMAN, Business, Business Club 2, Softball Team 3. GINGER GORDON, Business. NADINE GORMAN, Scientific, Class Rep. 3, 4, Student Council 4, Bicycle Club 3, Softball Team 3, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. LOWELL GOTTSMAN, General, Foot- ball 1, F-Clef 2-4, Band 3, 4, Drama Club 3. FRANCOIS GOUDREAU. GARY GRAY. FRANCIS GREANEY, General, Football 1, Class Rep. 3, 4, Student Council 3, In- tramural Football 3, 4, Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4, Ski Club 4, FTA 4. CANDY GREATHOUSE, College, Home Ec. 1, Pep Club 1, Drama Club 1-4, Ju- nior NHS 1, Science Club 1, Freshman Class Play 1, French Club 2, Modern Language Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Ski Club 4, Art Club 4, Class Competition Play 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Class Play. MICHAEL GREGORY, College, Track 2, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Wrestling Club 4, Intramural Football 4. DAVID GREY. NICHOLAS GRICUK, College, Football 2 . DONALD GRIFFIN, College, Intramural Football 4. ALAN GUILBAULT, College, Weight- lifting Club 1, 2, Photography Club 3, 4. LINDA GUILMETTE, Business, Business Club 1, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Distributive Education 4. RONALD HAKENSON, General, JV Wrestling 1, 2, JV Soccer 1, JV Football 2, Varsity Soccer 2-4, Track 3. THOMAS HALPIN, Business. JOSEPH HARACKIEWICZ, College, Band 1-4, TV Club 1-3, Chess Club 1, F-Clubs 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Frolics 3, Photography Club 4, Madrigal 4. PAMELA HARDAKER. 68 JAMES HARRIS, College, Football 1. DAVID HEBERT, College, Swim Team 1, 2, 4. JAMES HEBERT, College, Ski Club 4. JOYCE HEBERT, College, Art Club 2-4, Home Ec. Club 2. SHARON HERDENDORF, Business, Ski Club 3, 4. ROSE HEROUX. SANDRA HERSEY, Swim Team 1-3, Drill Team 1, Intramural Basketball 1, 4, Powder-Puff Football 2, Intramural Soft- ball 4. RAYMOND HILL, College, Swim Team 1, Baseball 1, Football Team 1, Basketball 1, Intramural Football 4. CHRISTOPHER HILLIOS. KENNETH HOLDEN, College, Baseball 1, Chess Club 1, 3, 4, Cinema Club 3, Art Club 4, NHS 4. MARY HOULE, Business, Business Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, Prom Committee 4, Ski Club 4. BRUCE HOWARD, College, Chess Club 1, Baseball 1, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. WENDY HOWES, College, Art Club 1-3, Class Rep. 2, 3, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Winter Car- nival Junior Princess 3, Yearbook 4 (Student Life Editor), Comp Chronicle 4 (Co-editor), Class Competition Play 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, Senior Class Play. GLEN HRYCAY, General, Freshman Football Team Manager. DIANE HUOT, College, JV Cheerleader 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Cotillion Com- mittee 4, Yearbook 4. JAMES HURLEY. MICHAEL HURLEY, General, Freshman Football, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Good Readers Club 1, Intramural Soft- ball 1, Hockey Team 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, 4. PATRICIA HUTCHESON, College, Bowling League 1, V. Cheerleader 3, 4, Cotillion Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. STEVEN INGHAM, General, Intramural Basketball 1-4, Babe Ruth Baseball 1, 2, Intramural Football 4, Ski Club 4, Pho- tography Club 4. MICHAEL JAGODOWSKI, College, Track and Field 1-4, Ski Club 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4, Corridor Guard 3, Intramural Football 4, Intramural Softball 4, Drama Club 4, Senior Class Play, Prom Committee 4, Cotillion Committee 4. PATRICIA JAGODOWSKI, College, Student Council 1, 2, JV Cheerleading 2, V. Cheerleading 3, Football Junior Prin- cess 3, Class Rep. 3, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Powder-Puff Football 4, Football Queen 4, NHS 4, Class Rep. 4. LINDA JARRETT, Business, Business Club 3, Pep Club 3, Prom Committee 4. STEVEN JARVIS, General, Football 1-4, Weightlifting Team 1-3, Baseball 1, In- tramural Basketball 2, 3, Track 4. JOHN JASZEK, College, Football 1-4 (Captain), Baseball 1-4, Weight-training 1-3, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Dart- mouth Book Award 3, NHS 4. BRUCE JETT, General, Track 1, 2, Class Rep. 3, 4. CHERYL JETTE. CHRISTOPHER JEZ, College, Baseball 1- 4, Football 2-4, Intramural Basketball 2- 4, Weight-training 2, 3, NHS 4. MICHAEL JOZEFCZYK, Scientific, V. Soccer 1-4, V. Hockey 1-4, V. Golf 3, 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, Prom Committee 4, Mathletes 4, Yearbook 4 (Sports Editor), Pioneer Valley All-Star 4. PAUL JULA, Scientific, Photography Club 4. WILFRED KAEBLE, General, Track 1-4, Weight-training 1-3, Football 1, 3, Intra- mural Basketball 2-4. MARTIN KANDYLAKES. JOSEPH KAPINOS. THOMAS KELLIHER, General, Boy ' s State Candidate 3. RODNEY KENNESON, Business, Foot- ball 1. GERALD KENNISON. ROBERT KIES, Business. KATHLEEN KINDNESS, Business, Busi- ness Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, Ski Club 3, 4. ELIZABETH KIRBY, Business. EDWARD KLOFAS, Scientific, Football 1, V. Swimming 1-4, V. Tennis 1-4, Stu- dent Council 3 (Exec. Board), 4 (Pres.), Football 2, 3, Mathletes 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. JOSEPH KLOFAS, College, Basketball 1-4 (Capt.) Track 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Cross Country 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. NICHOLAS KORNY, Business, Intra- mural Basketball 1-4 (Capt.), Track 2-4, Baseball 1, Football 2-4. SUSAN KOWALIK, Business, Business Club 1-3, Pep Club 1-3, Ski Club 3, Co- tillion Committee 4. STEPHEN KOZIK, College, Track 2-4. GREGORY KOZLOWSKI, General. ROBERT KRAEFFT, Business. DENISE KWASNIK, College, Drama Club 1, 2, Bowling League 1, 2, Intra- mural Softball 2, Class Rep. 3, Student Council 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Cotil- lion Committee 3, NHS 4, Yearbook 4 (Faculty Editor). ANN LABONTE, Business, Business Club 3, Home Ec. Club 4. CHRISTOPHER LABONTE, College, Soccer 1-4. DAVID LABONTE, General, A-A Club 1-3, Bowling League 1, Soccer Team 1-4. RICHARD LABONTE, General. JAMES LACAPRUCIA, General, Hockey Team 1-4. ERNEST LAFLAMME, Business. KEITH LAFLAMME, College, Tennis 2, Color Guard 2, 3, Student Council 4, Yearbook 4, Cotillion Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. EUGENE LAFLEUR. WILLIAM LAFLEUR, General. MARY LAKOTA, Business, Pep Club 1, Student Council 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. PAUL LALLY, College, Bookkeeping Award 3, Ski Club 4, Photography Club 4. MICHAEL LANDRY, Vocational, Honor Guard 3, 4. SALLY LANDRY, Business. DONNA LAPIER, Scientific, Red Cross Club 1, Art Club 2, Drama Club 2, Stu- dent Council 4, NHS 4. KENNETH LAPIERRE, Vocational. DARLENE LARAMEE, College, Latin Club 1, 2, A-A Club 1-4, Home Ec. Club 1 , 2 . KENNETH LAROCQUE, College, Foot- ball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Student Council 1, Library Aide 3, Class Rep. 3, 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. LINDA LASKOWSKI, Business, G-Clefs 2 . ROGER LAUZIERE, Vocational. BARBARA LAVIGNE, Business, Class Rep. 3, Library Aide 3. BARBARA LAWSON, Business, Home Ec. Club 2, Student Council 3, Class Rep. 4. DANIEL LAWSON, General. DAVID LECLAIR, College, Track 1. EVELYN LECLAIR. KAREN LEDOUX, Business, Cheer- leader 2, Drama Club 3, Student Counci ' 3, Class Rep. 3. KAREN LEFEBVRE, College. DENNIS LEJA. JOYCE LEJA, College, Bicycle Club 3, Home Ec. Club 4. DOUGLAS LENBERG, Scientific, Track 2-4, Cinema Club 3, Intramural Football 4, FT A 4. RICHARD LEPAGE, College, Intramural Football 2. LYNN LESNIAK, Business, Art Club 3, Yearbook 4, Prom Committee 4. BRUCE LINCOLN, College, Football 1-4 (Co-Capt.), Tennis 1, Weight-training 1-3, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Baseball 2, 4, Track 3. JUNE LINGLEY. GARY LITWIN, Business, Intramural Basketball 1, 2. LAURA LONGCHAMPS, Business, Frolics 1, 2, G-Clefs 1, 2, Library Aide 1, Distributive Education 4. JAY LUIPPOLD, College, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, Track 2, Class Rep. 3, 4, Chair- man of Canned Food Drive 3, Cotillion Commi ttee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Yearbook 4 (Co-editor), Comp Chronicle 4 (Circulation Editor). MARY LUKIWSKY, Business, Business Club 1, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Class Rep. 4, Ski Club 4, Powder-Puff Football 4. KEVIN LUNARDINI. RONALD LUSSIER, College, Bowling League 1, Debate Team 2, Cotillion and Prom Committees 3, 4, “As Schools Match Wits 3, 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 3, 4, Yearbook 4 (Subscriptions Editor), Sen- ior Class Play (lead). KATHLEEN LYONS, Business, Business Club 1-3, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Ski Club 3, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Com- mittee 4, Yearbook 4. LINDA MAILLET, Business, Chorus 1, Business Club 2, 3, Distributive Educa- tion 4. WALTER MANIJAK, College, TV Club 1 Chess Club 1, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. STEVEN MANRY. SHERYL MARDEUSZ, College, Business Club 1, 2, Drama Club 1, Cinema Club 3, 69 FTA 3, 4, Pep Club 3, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, Yearbook 4. DEBORAH MARION, Business, Busi- ness Club 2. BARBARA MARQUIS, Business, Drama 1, FTA 4. EDWARD MARTEL, College, Soccer 1, 2, 4, Track 2, Prom Committee 3, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, Student Council 4. MICHAEL MARTEL. GARY MASLAK. GEORGE MATTE, College, Art Club 3, 4, Student Council 3. WILLIAM MAXWELL, Vocational, Foot- ball 1. LINDA MAZIARZ, Business, Business Club 3. JOHN MAZUROWSKI, Business, V. Swim Team 1-4, Track 2, 3, Intramural TSwimming 4. SARAH MCDONALD, Business, GAA 1-3, Keyettes 2, 3, Homecoming Float Committee 2, Powder-Puff Football 3, Prom Committee 3. KEVEN McDOWELL, Vocational. MAUREEN McDOWELL, College, G-Clefs 1-4, Frolics 1-4, Chorus 1-3, Latin Club 2-4, Home Ec. Club 2, 4, Band 3, Class Rep. 3, Chess Club 4, Madrigals 4, Library Aide 4. KENNEfH McKENZIE, College, Foot- ball 1, 2, Ski Club 2, 4. DAVID McLAUGHLIN, Business, Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4. DONALD McNEELEY, College, Latin Club 1, 2. PAULETTE MENARD. DANIEL MENDIGUCHIA. PHILIP MERCIER, College, Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, French Club 3. GEORGE MIESCH, Vocational, Ski Club 1. FREDERICK MIKA, Business, Band 3, 4. LINDA MIKOLAJCIK, Business, Drama Club 1, Chorus 1, Business Club 2, Pep Squad 3, Library Aide 3, FTA 3, 4, Cotil- lion and Prom Committees 4. CHRISTINE MITCHELL, Business. LINDA MONAHAN, Business, Class Rep. 1-4, Pep Club 3, Cotillion Commit- tee 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Senior Class Play. DIANE MONCHAMP, College, Band 1-3, Frolics 2-4, Drama Club 3, 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, Senior Class Play, Pal Club 4. MARK MONTEMAGNI. KAREN MOONEY, Business. SUSAN MOREAU, College, G-CIefs 1-3, French Club 1, Marching Band 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3, Madrigals 4, Mixed Chorus 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. WILLIAM MORGAN, College, Chess Team 1, 2, Golf Team 2-4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. DIANE MORPHEW, College, Cotillion Committee 3. ANTHONY MORRIONE. BARBARA MORROW, College, Pep Club 1, French Club 2, L ' esprit 2, V. Cheerleading 3, 4, Cotillion Committee 4. SUSAN MOSHER, Business, Business Club 1. CAROLYN MOSSEY. MARK MUELLER, College, Baseball 2, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Football 3. ROBERT MURPHY, College, Football 1, Chorus 2-4, Frolics 2-4, West Side Story 4. DARLENE MUSCARO, Business, Busi- ness Club 2, Home Ec. Club 2. JOAN NAPOLES, Business, Business Club 2, Student Council 3, 4, Cotillion and Prom Committees 3, 4, Class Rep. 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Class Play. RONALD NENTWIG. JOYCE NEWSOME, College, Cotillion Committee 3, FTA 3. MICHAEL NICHOLS, College, Football 4. PHILIP NICHOLS, College, JV Soccer 1, JV Basketball 2, Biology 3, V. Cross-Country 3 (Co-Capt.). KASMIER NIETUPSKI, College, Basket- ball 1, Latin Club 2, Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4, Corridor Guard 3, 4, Intramural Football 4, Intramural Softball 4, Track 4, Class Competition Play 4, Senior Class Play, Ski Club 4, Cotillion Committee 4, Prom Committee 4, Drama Club 4, Year- book 4. NOREEN NUBILE, Business. DAVID ODOM, Vocational, Intramural Sports 1. KENNETH OLBRYCH, College, Basket- ball 1, Latin Club 2, Art Club 2-4, Cotil- lion and Prom Committees 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, Student Council 3, 4, NHS 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Class Play, Stu- dent-Faculty Board 4. DANIEL ONEIL, Vocational, Hockey Team 1-4. JOANNE PAGE, College, Pep Club 1, Home Ec. Club 2, Student Council 2 (Treas.), 3 (Sec.), Spanish Club 3, 4, Prom and Cotillion Committees 3, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, Class Competition Play 4, Yearbook 4, Library Aide 4. ROGER PAGE, General. BEVERLY PAQUETTE, Business, Pep Club 1, Corridor Guard 2, Office Clerk 3. RALPH PAQUETTE, Scientific, Spanish Club 1-4, TV Club 1-4, Photography Club 2-4. RAYMOND PAQUETTE, General, Baseball 3, Track 4. ROBERT PARE, General, JV Soccer 1, JV Football 2. MICHAEL PARENT, College, Football 1, 2, Track 1-4, Intramural Basketball 2-4, Cross-Country 4 (Co-Capt.), Student Council 4. PENNY PARKS, College, Drama Club 1, Pep Club 1, French Club 1, Photography Club 2, FTA 3, 4. ROBERT PARROW, College, Intramural Football 1, 2, Corridor Guard 3, 4. CAROL PAYTON, College, FTA 1. CONNIE PEERY, College, Pep Club 1, Drama Club 1, G-Clefs 2, Ski Club 4. PAUL PENFIELD, Business. JOSE PERDOMO, College. DAVID PICARD, General, JV Baseball 2 . DAVID PIROG, Vocational, Football 1. PAUL PIROG. DONALD PLOUFFE, College, Soccer 1-4, Basketball 1, Tennis 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, 4, Cotillion and Prom Committees 3, 4, Track 4, Ski Team 4, Yearbook 4. FREDERICK PLOUFFE, Vocational. SUZANNE PODGORSKI, College, G-Clefs 2, Ski Club 4, FTA 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Class Play. DAVID POLVERINI, Vocational, TV Club 1. JOAN POLVERINI, College, Student Council 1, 2, Pep Club 2, Class Rep. 3, 4, Cotillion and Prom Committees 3, 4, Comp Chronicle 4, Yearbook 4. DOUGLAS POOLE. JAMES POOLE. CLAUDE POULIOT, Vocational. ROSE MARYE PRITCHETT. GEORGE PROULX, College, Football 1, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Boy ' s State Rep. 3. LEO PROVENCHER. THOMAS PROVOST, Business. DAVID PYCKO. DAVID RABINSKY, General. BARBARA RACZKA, Business. GORDON RAE, Business. CATHY RAY, College, Cotillion and Prom Committees 3, 4, Student Council 4, Ski Club 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Class Play, Powder-Puff Football 4. JEROME RAY, Vocational. ROBERTO REXACH. CHERYL RHODES, Business, Home Ec. 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 3, Class Rep. 4, Ski Club 4, Cotillion and Prom Committees 4, Powder-Puff Football 4. CHRISTINE RIBERDY, Business, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, Majorettes 1-4 (Drum and Head), Business Club 2, 3, Drama Club 3, Cotillion Committee 3, Pep Club 3, Swim Team 3, Intramural Basketball Team 3, Girl ' s State 3, Powder Puff Foot- ball 4. BRIAN RICHARDS, College, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Corridor Guard 3, 4, In- tramural Football 4, Ski Club 4. JANICE RIEDEL, College, Spanish Club 2, 3. JAMES RIGALI, College, Intramural Basketball X, 2, Spanish Club 3. ROGER RIVERS, Vocational. DIANE RIVET, Business, Ski Club 3, 4, Cotillion Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. LINDA ROBINSON, College. RONALD ROBINSON, College. DONALD ROBITAILLE, Business. PAULA ROGALSKI, Business, Business Club 2-4, Library Aide 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Now Club 3, Senior Class Play 4, Yearbook 4. STEPHEN ROOT, College, Junior NHS 1 (Pres.) Latin Club 2-4 (Pres.), French Club 3 (Pres.), Prom and Cotillion Com- mittees 3, 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. MAELIA ROSCH, College, Science Award 1, Drama Club 1, 4, History Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 2-4, Choir 3, Madrigals 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Senior Class Play. BARBARA ROSSER, College, Swim Team 1, 3, 4, Basketball 3. CAROL RUDOLPH, College, Chess Club 1, G-Clefs 2, Great Decisions ' ' Club 2, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, Class Rep. 70 4, FTA 4 (Treas.), Schools Match Wits Team 4, Latin Club 4, Senior Class Play. VICKI RUFFNER, General. DIANE RUSTIC, Business, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, Powder-Puff Football 3, Softball 3. MICHAEL RUTLEDGE. DEBRA ST. LAWRENCE, Business. WANDA SAND, College, Band 1-4, G-Clefs 1-4, Frolics 1-3, French Club 1, Library Aide 2, Madrigals 4, Mixed Cho- rus 4. LORRAINE SCAGLIARINI, Business. BETH SCHIMKE, College, Chess Club 1, Girl ' s State 3, Student Council 4, Ski Club 4, Powder-Puff Football 4. PAULA SCHMIDT, College, Great Deci- sions Club 2, Bicycle Club 3, NHS 4. AUGUSTA SCHULTZ, Business, Cotil- lion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Yearbook 4, Office Worker 4. STEWART SCOLES, General. DONNA SERAFINSKI, Business, Home Ec. Club 4. CHRISTOPHER SHEA, College, Ski Team 3, Ski Club 4, Intramural Basket- ball 3, Intramural Football 3, Comp Chronicle 4. JOSEPH SICOTTE. SUSAN SIEJA, College, G-Clefs 2, Class Rep. 3, 4, Prom and Cotillion Commit- tees 3, 4, Art Club 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4, Performing Arts Council 4, Stu- dent-Faculty Advisory Board 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Class Play, Class Competition Play 4. JESSE SMITH, General, JV Basketball 1, Intramural Baseball 1, 2, Intramural Bas- ketball 2-4, Intramural Bowling 2-4, In- tramural Football 3. KENNETH SMITH, General, Track 1-4, Football 2, Corridor Guard 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Ski Club 4. MARY SMITH, College, Band 2-4, Frol- ics 3, Senior Chairman of the Band 4. WARREN SMITH, College, Band 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Photogra- phy Club 3, 4, Ski Club 3, NHS 4, Year- book Photographer 4. NADINE SOUCY. KATHLEEN SPILLANE, Business, Li- brary Aide 3. DOUGLAS STARK, Vocational. STANLEY STARSIAK, Vocational. JOANNE STEFANIK, College, Latin Club 2, Art Club 2, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Yearbook 4 (Senior Section Editor). DAVID STEFFENHAGEN, General. ROBERT STELLATO, College, Intra- mural Football 4. DONNA STEVENS, Business, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Stu- dent Council 4. THOMAS STOKOWSKI, Business. PETER STREMPEK, College, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1, Football 1, Intramural Football 4. BARRY STRONG, Business, Spanish Club 1, Soccer 1, 2, Bowling 1, 2. PATRICIA SUPRENANT, College, Art Club 2-4, Latin Club 2, L ' esprit 2, Intra- mural Basketball 3, Student Council 3, Cotillion and Prom Committees 3, Girl ' s State 3, Delegate to Western Mass, and Mass. Association of Student Councils 3, Comp Chronicle 4 (Advertising Editor), Yearbook 4 (Sports Editor). PAUL SUPRENANT, General, Football 4. STEPHEN SZELIGA, College, Football 1-3, Track 1, 2. HENRY SZYLUK, Business. PATRICK TAKEDA. ROBERT TALAGA, College, Chess Club 1, 3, 4, Math Club 2-4, Art Club 2-4, Student Council 4, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. MARILYN TALBERT, College, Pep Club 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Future Nurses Club 3, Student Council 3, Spanish Club 3, Ski Club 3, Cotillion and Prom Committees 3, 4, FTA 4, Class Rep. 4, Powder-Puff Football 4. EDWARD TANGUAY, Business, JV Basketball 2, 3, Cross-Country 4, Basket- ball 4. REGINALD TANNER. STANLEY TARKA, College, Soccer 1, Marching Band 3, TV Club 3, Photogra- phy Club 4. RITA TASSONE, Business. GEORGE TAYLOR. MICHAEL TEFOE. THERESA TETREAULT, Business, Swim Team 3, Class Rep. 4, Ski Club 4, Cotillion and Prom Committees 4. PAUL THIBODEAU, General, TV Club 1-3, Bowling League 1, Photography Club 2, Intramural Basketball 4. DONALD THOMPSON, College, Track 2, V. Football 3, 4, Class Competitio. Play 4. PATRICK TOWER, Student Council 1 (Pres.), Junior NHS 1 (Pres.), JV Basket- ball 1, Newspaper 1, Drama Club 1-3, Class President 2, Student-Faculty Board 2, 4, NHS 2, 4, Debate Team 2, Comp Chronicle 4 (Editor-in-Chief), Yearbook 4j(Photographer), Performing Arts Coun- cil 4, Pro Merito 4, (Pres.), Senior Class Play. CHARLES TSOHONIS, College, Basket- ball 1, 2, Ski Club 3, 4, Intramural Foot- ball 4, Student Patrol 4. JOYCE UNDERWOOD. LYNN URNESS, Business. RICHARD VANBEEK. MICHAEL VAN DYKE, College, Basket- ball 1, Drama Club 1, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Student-Faculty Board 4. VIRGINIA VAN SCOY, College, Comp Chronicle 3, L ' esprit 3, NHS 4, Pro Me- rito 4, DAR Award 4, Yearbook 4 (Editor-in-Chief). PAUL VIENS, General. GUY WALLACE. HEYWARD WATSON. JAMES WATSON, College, TV Club 1-4, Drama Club 3, Cross-Country 4, In- tramural Basketball 4. ARTHUR WEBER. LINDA WENNIGER, Business, Drama Club 3, Latin Club 3. JOAN WENZEL, Business, Intramural Basketball 2, 3. KENNETH WEST, General, Intramural Football 4. KAREN WHALEN, Art Club 2-4, Prom Committee 3, 4, FTA 4, NHS 4, Pro Me- rito 4, Cotillion Committee 4. JAMES WHITSON. JOEL WILLCOCKSON, General. DAVID WILLIAMSON, Vocational. ANN WILSON, Business, Student Coun- cil 1, 2, Home Ec. Club 1, G-Clefs 2, L ' esprit 3, Ski Club 3 (Sec.), 4, Cotillion Committee 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, 4, Prom Committee 4, Senior Class Play, Year- book 4 (Vocational Editor). FREDERICK WILSON, College, Drama Club 1, Art Club 2-4, German Award 3, NHS 4, Pro Merito 4. RONALD WITHERS, Business. DOLORES WOLCOTT, College, Latin Club 1, Business Club 2, Intramural Bas- ketball 2-4, Swim Team 3, 4, Softball 3, Library Aide 4, Senior Class Play, Pow- der-Puff Football 4. KATHLEEN WRIGHT, Business. BRIAN YARGEAU, Business, Baseball 1. GLENNARD YORDY, College, Basket- ball 2, Football 3, Glee Club 3, 4. THOMAS ZAJCHOWSKI, Business, Distributive Education 4. GERALDINE ZIEMBA. CAROLYN ZUNIS, Business, Business Club 2, Class Rep. 4, NHS 4, Cotillion and Prom Committees 4. 71 THE 60 s will long be remembered as an in- credible decade, a time of tremendous change and turbulence. Al- though a generally optimistic feeling prevailed during the first few years, troubled undercurrents exploded in the second half of the decade, beginning with the Watts riots. Race, youth, violence, life- styles, and, above all, the Vietnam war became the major stimulants of restlessness, uncertainty, and strife. To some, the Sixties were an era when civilization itself came under siege and traditional values and institutions were not only questioned, but opposed. To others, the Sixties stood out as a time when honest efforts were made to face up to some long-standing grievances in this world. However, all people were united in the hope that out of this travail would come forth a better world. Appeals for an end to American involvement in Vietnam, the draft, the nuclear and bio- logical arms race, and war itself came forth from both young idealists and distinguished adults who were sensitive not only to inhu- manity, but to the need to concentrate our efforts upon pressing problems at home. Dr. Benjamin Spock Amid national turmoil, Americans were brought together in their grief over the assassinations of three revered men: John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Robert Kennedy. Our nation was denied their leadership at a time when the guidance of our people by their hands was needed most. The Negroes ' rightful struggle for dignity and status continued to meet with resistance during the Sixties. Nonviolence was met with violence, and as the decade developed, expressions of rage were heard and seen throughout the country. Not to be forgotten are the Beatles, who fostered a revolution in the music world, and Joan Baez, high priestess of the folk movement. The Sixties also witnessed a “hurricane of unrest as student dissension blos- somed on campuses at home and around the world. Protests of Ameri- can students were centered around Vietnam, racial discrimination, the nuclear arms race, and educational reforms, but often blurred into a broad assault on the Establishment. Demonstra- tions ranged from nonvi- olent sit-ins to forceful seizures of campus build- ings, and police confron- tation with the students became commonplace. At Columbia, the university president fell. In Mexico, the Olympics were threatened. In France the DeGaulle government tottered. In Germany, the worst riots since the rise of Hitler occurred. There were many “firsts during the Sixties, but two of the most extraordi- nary were certainly that of a man being able to look at his own heart — and the realization of a dream that put a man on the moon. Was the greatest technological achievement of our time a step forward — or civilized man ' s most profound mistake? Undoubtedly, The 70 ' s Will Also Be For In The Next Ten Years Lies Man ' s Campaign To Comfort And Conserve Our Ravaged Earth, “We have created ugliness where there was beauty. We have done gratuitous violence to other living things. Our pol- lution of the air itself is nothing less than an act of suicide. We have forgot- ten what pure water tastes like. So many rivers and lakes are thickened with ex- crement — industrial, agricultural, hu- man — that we drink a dilute chlorine solution instead. We mortgaged our good land. We went on a spree. We bought, we wasted. Now there ' s a bill to be paid. Our future is in danger. Anthony Wolff Curb The Population Explosion, SHOE REPAIR A Decade Of Tremendous Significance, Destiny. In Ten Short Years Man Must nd Learn To Love And Respect His Fellow Man, Regardless Of Race. Satisfy His Quest For Spiritual Fulfillment, About two million years ago, man appeared. He has be- come the dominant species on the Earth. All other living things, animal and plant, live by his sufferance. He is the custodian of life on Earth. It ' s a big responsibility. The thought that we ' re in competition with Russians or with Chinese is all a mistake, and trivial. Only mutual destruc- tion lies that way. We are one species, with a world to win. There ' s life all over this universe, but we are the only men. Our business is with life, not with death. Our challenge is to give what account we can of what becomes of life in the solar system, this corner of the universe that is our home and, most of all, what becomes of men — all men of all nations, colors, and creeds. It has become one world, a world for all men. It is only such a world that now can offer us life and the chance to go on. Dr. George Wald • • May I extend to each and every member of the graduating class my warmest congratulations. You have completed one phase of your formal education. It is my hope that you have done your very best in every undertaking while you were a member of the student body at Comprehensive. It is also my wish that you continue in the future to live the kind of life that will bring you a good measure of success and happiness. Remember that true success is not mea- sured by how much money you accu- mulate but rather by how much happi- ness you can achieve by doing things for others. Best of good fortune and sucess in every way to each and every one of you. Sincerely yours, Stanley J. Ziemba Mr. Stanley J. Ziemba, Principal Mr. Mitchell S. Kudzal, Vice-Principal Mr. Alfred R. Rios, Director of Vocational Education Mrs. Phyllis Goodrich — Department Head English v Mr. lohn Pearson Mrs. Rachel Shumway — Librarian 82 Mrs. Marguerite Decker •sr . . An Essential For Everyone Miss Barbara Sokolowski Mr. Joseph Cotton Miss Margaret Downey Mr. Phillip Airoldi Mrs. Joyce Caldwell Mr. Walter Stachura Miss Kathleen Burgess Mr. Thomas Forrest Mrs. Eve Rubinstein Mrs. Peggy Winingham Mr. John Moran Department Head Mr. James Kijak Our Heritage And Future Mr. Charles Desmarais Mr. Joseph Perlik Mr. Edward Butova Mr. Edward Clancy Mr. Irving Farber Mr. Alfred Pinciak m ■■ Languages . . . Mrs. Judith Czelusniak Spanish Mr. Neil Martell Spanish Mrs. Ruth Fuller Latin Department Head Mr. Paul Peloquin Spanish 90 Miss Jane MacDonald — French The Key To Understanding Mr. Ernest Rocheleau — French Mr. Donald Morissette — French Mr. Leslie Dinsbach — German Mr. Donald Robitaille — French 91 Mathematics . . . Miss Joan Topor Miss Jeanne Kwiecien Miss Christine Mills Miss Lillian Moggio Department Head Mrs. Frances Benoit Miss Joanne Jaszek Mr. George Babb Mr. Jeffrey Kendra . . . For The Inquisitive Mind Mrs. Doris Moser Mr. Donald Rhode Mr. Frederick Pryzbyla 93 Business Mr. Otto Welker — Department Head Mr. Raymond Chelte Mr. Roland Goulet Miss Linda Jez 96 . . . Key To A Prosperous World Mr. Bernard Mathieu Mrs. Susan Winn Mr. Harry Malfas Mr. Edward Borucki Miss Nettie Jackson Mr. Lance Walsh Miss Ann Sullivan Miss Janice Kulig Mr. Henry Jaszek Mr. Harry Malandrinos Mr. Dana Cutter 98 Mr. Joseph Morrow Mr. Howard Walker Mr. Max Majka Mr. Gordon Clark Mr. Michael Mango Mr. Adolph Midura Miss Theresa Siciliano Mr. Joseph Zawada Vocational . . . 100 Mr. Roger Bourguigon Mr. Hazen Peaslee Mr. Thaddeus Ossolinski Mr. David Forrest Future 101 Skills Mr. Walter Porowski For The Miss Dolores Borowiec Art Mr. Roy Simmons Drafting Mrs. Ruth Kester Home Economics Mr. William Sittard Music Mrs. Patricia Pietera Home Economics Special Interest Miss Judith Wolcott Physical Education (Girls) Mr. Alexander Vyce Physical Education (Boys) Miss Mary Hill Physical Education (Girls) Physical Education Mr. Leroy White Physical Education (Boys) Mrs. Frances McKeeman Special Education Mr. William Delaney 104 Mr. Robert Deady Mr. Charles Tomaszewski Not pictured: Mrs. Madalyn Friedman Mr. John Michonski Vocational counselor 105 Mr. Dionysis Dulchinos Guidance Mr. George DeFlorio Mrs. Gladu General Office Staff Mrs. Evelyn Saczawa, Mrs. Evelyn Nietupski, Mrs. Anna Donnelly. Seated: Mrs. Doris Lafleur. Mrs. Yvonne Atkinson Mrs. Evelyn DellaPenna Matrons Mrs. Ruth Downs, Mrs. Janina Michalski, Mrs. Dorothy Malinowski FULL TIME CAFETERIA WORKERS Cafeteria Staff PART TIME CAFETERIA WORKERS 107 Seniors: Joanne Stefanik Standing: Rebecca Cruise, Suzanne Podgorski, Mrs. Shumway, Sandra Cary, Carole Bakos, Joan Polverini. Seated: John Butova, Pat Jagodowski. Memini Staff Photographers: Warren Smith, Karl Foerster, Pat Tower Subscriptions: Ronnie Lussier Advertising: Bob Chartier Faculty: Denise Kwasnik Student Government Reflecting current trends in American education, the Student Council at Comp is going through a period of organizational change. For example, steps have been taken to modify the constitution and to form a Student-Faculty Advisory Board. This board will bring Comp students directly into the school ' s planning and operation. As it achieves this change, the Council is exper- iencing the quandary facing educational institu- tions throughout the country. Everywhere, pre- viously accepted assumptions about the school life and the student ' s place in it are being chal- lenged. This confrontation means that school administrators are more often forced to decide when to compromise and when to stand fast. The words of John Gardener, chairman of the Urban Coalition, may clarify their quandary — and their responsibility: In short, (men) must be discriminating apprais- ers of their society, knowing cooly and precisely what it is about the society that thwarts or limits them and therefore needs notification. And so they must be discriminating protectors of their institutions preserving those features that nourish and strengthen them and make them more free. The Student Council is to define the issues of student life and to provide useful ideas for sec- ondary school principals, advisors, and members of the student body as they attempt to balance change with stability. I believe these goals will gradually be achieved. Advisors Miss Ann Sullivan and Mr. Donald Morris- sette Executive Board First Row: Roberto Rexach, Edward Klofas, Mr. Donald Morrissette, Miss Ann Sullivan, Kathy Panagotopulos, Angela Piela. Second Row: Ann Teehan, Mike Sapowski, Dawn Connor, Karl Foerster, Gail La Rocque, Carlos Rexach, Debbie Demers. 120 Student Council Homeroom Representative First Row: Marie Hooper, Jean Napoles, Ann Marie Mercier, Karen Wajowski, Janice Walowicz, Heidi Peters, Michele Smith, Donna Lapierre, Paula Fournier, Carole Phelps, Kathy Love, Janice Blair. Second Row: Linda Monahan, Debbie Stebbins, Pam Boisvert, Mary Lakota, Darlene Dubuc, Denise Kwasnik, Peggy Laflamme, Beth Schmike, Angela Ondrick, Sherri Hufford, Betty Auklen, Gloria Foti, Pam Demers, Kathie Aldrich, Carol Martel, Susan Rivest, Jackie Menard, Karen Bogdanovich, Linda Lajeunesse, Judy Machnic, Debbie Falenszer, Maxine Lengeuza, Sue Moreau, Linda Carrigan. Third Row: Cathy Ray, Donna Stevens, Caryl Boisvert, Bruce Jett, Bruce Vanderlick, John Butova, Robert Piela, Mark Hangs, Michael van Dyke, Robert Talaga, Keith Laflamme, David Pietraseur, Kevin Davis, Robert Charette, Frank Pieciak, Kevin Delisle. Student Faculty Advisory Board Sitting. Eric Batson, Ken Olbrych, Michael van Dyke. Standing. Susan Rivest, Kathy Panagotopulos, John Horack. The Student-Faculty Advisory Board is a committee consisting of fourteen teachers and students. The seven students are recommended by their fellow colleagues. The purpose of the board is to openly discuss the problems of the school before Mr. Stanley Ziemba, Principal, and Mr. Mitchell Kuzdzal, Vice Principal. The Student- Faculty Board is still in its premature stages. The teachers involved with the Student-Faculty Board are: Mr. Chelte, chairman, Mr. Pearson, Miss Mac Donald, Mr. Dulchinos, Mrs. Winningham, Mr. Oslinski, and Mr. Geanocopoulos. Participating students are: Ken Olbrych, chairman, Eric Batson and Michael van Dyke, co-chairmen, Patrick Tower, senior representative, Kathy Panagotopulos, junior representative, John Horack, sophomore representative, and Susan Rivest, freshman representative. 121 Sophomore Class CLASS OFFICERS: John Horack, President, Susan Shea, Secretary, Joan McCool, Treasurer, Pat Gajda, Vice President. The school year 69-70 was the first year of organiza- tion for the class of ' 72. It began with the inauguration of its officers in the early fall. Later on, the sophomore class was fortunate enough to win the interclass drama competition. As their first project during the Christmas season, they started a fund-raising campaign for Sun- shine Village, collecting $155. Sophomores also walked away with most of the ath- letic event trophies during the Winter Carnival, and subsequently won the overall trophy. Then, on March 5, they were measured for their class rings. With the coming of spring, the sophomore class has definite plans for a prosperous junior year. Advisors: Mr. Jeffery Kendra and Miss Theresa Barre HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES. First Row: Barbara Rand, Mary Levesque, Gail Williamson, Jane Bellerose, Cindy Veins. Second Row: Joanne Jacques, Maureen Sullivan, Sue Laramee, Debbie Hackney, Eleanor Chmiel. Third Row: Paul Carrigan, Kevin Davis, Chris Menard, Wayne DeLoria, Ed Gajewski, John Salon. Officers: Stephen Rattigan — President; Debbie Smith — Vice President; Joan Frankiewicz - Secretary; Kathy Moran — Treasurer. Junior Class The seven letter word success” has become symbolic with the Class of ' 71. The initiative and drive in this group of students never seems to cease; this year, the profits from their major sales of magazines and candy soared to exceptionally high levels. Their interest in the class was displayed not only with money-making projects, but also on an extra curricular basis. A tremendous amount of time and effort was put forth by the male members of the Junior Class on the competitive teams of football, soccer, hockey, swimming, track, basketball, and baseball. All tried their hardest and succeeded to bring both enjoyment to the spectators and recognition to the school. Participation in the music field was a combined effort of boys and girls, which resulted in worthwhile enter- tainment at many fine assemblies. Clubs and scholastic teams also saw Junior participants present at their meetings. Perhaps the best way to sum up this energetic display of vibrant enthusiasm lies in the class cheer, for: No matter what is said. No matter what is done. No one can surpass the Class of ' 71! HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES. First Row. Denise Paquette, Debbie Smith, Lynn Fredette, Cindy Bolduc, Debbie Colty, Sherri Hufford. Second Row. Suzanne McKnight, Laurie Taylor, Ronna Laflamme, Sue Moreau, Louise Aube. Third Row. Pamela Demers, Jake Willimain, Maxine IxDngieza, James Beaudry, Kenneth Kroeber. 123 To the Class of 1970: As your graduation approaches, you will be lost in a reverie of thoughts about the joys and sor- rows of the past years. As your future ap- proaches, you will become members of a new society, hesitant about taking your first steps or plunging into a world filled with knowledge and effervescence. We, as Class Advisors, express our gratitude to you for being who you are and making these past years so successful and enjoyable. Your achievements have been numerous and will re- main embedded in the soul of Comprehensive forever. For you, we wish success in all your endeavors and success in making your aspirations a reality. May you find life filled with prosperity. May you enjoy good health throughout your future years, and may you dwell in blissful happiness from now to eternity. The Class of 1970 will always hold a special place in our hearts, remain in our thoughts and be in our prayers as you go through the years serving man, your country, and God. Advisors: Miss Barbara Sokolowski and Mr. Neil Martell HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Sitting — Barb Lawson, Darlene Dubuc, Sue Sieja, Nadine Gorman, Carol Rudolph, Rachel Carrier. Second Row — Angela Coulopoulos, Ann Wilson, Mary Lukuwsky, Terri Tetreault, Donna Butova, Caryl Boisvert, John Butova. Third Row — Ken LaRocque, Carolyn Zunis, Don Plouffe, Joan Polverini, Gary Balthazar, Jay Goebal, Bob Chartier. Pro Merito First Row. Virginia Van Scoy, Nadine Gorman, Joan Czaporowski, Mrs. Decker (advisor), Ronald Lussier, Wendy Howes, William Bovard, Peggy Cranford, Susan Sieja, Susan Moreau. Second Row. Buddie Baldwin, Sheryl Mardeusz, Terry Czupryna, Karen Whalen, Barbara Morrow, Carol Rudolph, Michelle Goodenough, Joanne This year ' s Pro-Merito organization has been unique in many aspects. Not only was it the largest group ever to receive this honor at Comp, but the members oper- ated the famed Book Nook . Unfortunately, the group also achieved another first this past year when it was deprived of its privileges for a month due to the rambunctious behavior of a few boisterous individuals, among other reasons. Page, Peter Czajkowski, Walter Manijak, William Morgan, James Buchanan. Third Row. Joe Klofas, Jay Goebel, Ken LaRocque, Michael Jozefczyk, Michael van Dyke, Edward Klofas, Steve Root, Eugene Bednarz, Louis Giokas, Edward Martel, Robert Talaga, Frederick Wilson. National Honor Society Sitting — Denise Kwasnik, Pat Jagadowski, Nadine Gorman, Joan Czaporowski, Ronald Lussier, Wendy Howes, Billy Bovard, Peggy Cranford, Sue Sueja, Suesan Moreau, Marilyn Talbert, Virginia Van Scoy. 2nd. row — Wanda Ziemba, Donna LaPierre, Lynette Demers, Chris Jez, Joe Klofas, Ken Holden, Buddie Baldwin, Cheryl Mardeusz, Terry Czupryna, Karen Whalen, Barbara Morrow, Carol Rudolph, Michele Goodenough, Joanne Page, Peter Czajkowski, Walter Manijak, Billy Morgan, Jimmy Buchanan, Carolyn Zunis, Margo Brasser. 3rd. row — Ken Olbrych, Gary Balthazar, Jim Ferriter, Jay Goebel, George Proulx, Ken LaRoque, John Jasik, Mike Jozefczyk, Mike Van Dyke, Ed Klofas, Steve Root, Eugene Bednarsz, Louis Giokas, Eddie Martel, Robert Talaga, Fredrick Wilson, Carolyn Mossey, Barbara Downs. As Schools Match Wits Team Defeating Amherst Regional, Ware, Ludlow, and Holyoke High, the As Schools Match Wits Team qualified for the semifinals which would decide the championship for the first round. In the semifinal match. Comp was defeated by East Longmeadow High School 205-90. East Longmeadow then went on to win the champion- ship. The Comp team, chosen in September by competitive tryouts, consists of four mem- bers and one alternate. Gary Balthazar, Ronald Lussier, Eric Batson, Carol Rudolph, Robert Masse 126 Our school newspaper, the Comp Chronicle, provides entertainment in its eight issues with student-interest news stories, editorials, humorous fea- tures, and miscellaneous topics such as personality outlines and class notes. The Journalism class and its advisor, Mr. Joseph Cotton, have spent many hours writing, rewriting, and typing stories to be used in the newspaper. Newsroom 222, 7th period, has been buzzing all year with newspa- per-oriented activity in order to put out a praiseworthy school paper. Editors: Karl Foerster (Sports), Patrick Tower (Editor-in-chief), Ruth Dubin (Features), Chris Everett (Editorials). Comp Chronicle Sitting. Christopher Shea, Joan Polverini, Michele Goodenough, Beth Gionet, Katherine Childress Standing: Walter Eisenbrown, Caryl Boisvert, Jay Luippold, Wendy Howes, Christine Willey. Advisor Mr. Joseph Cotton. Spanish Club Row one — Sherri Hufford, Elizabeth Rozanski, Mr. Neil Martell, Michelle Smith, Mary Ann Johnson. Row two — David Fernandes, Debbie Smith, Angela Ondrick, Joanne Page, Kathy Panagotopulos, Davd Zamorski. German Club 1 ft 1 |. fe W 1 I t i I ml, lltfz 1 ’ B 7 i First row: Charles Hammond, Michael Alexander, Michael Vasovski, Barb Rand, Mr. Leslie Dinsbach, James Eisenbrown, Judy Sawyer, Amy Bridget. Second row: Heyward Watson, Sue Hutcheson, Patri- cia Gajda, David Payne, Dave Pietiasiuk, Eugene Grieuk, Debbie Bartula, Mark Hangs. Third row: Walter Szeliga, Paul Thompson, Gene Leutz, Kurt Dolphin, Paul Carrigen, Dennis Pond, David Ben- ney, John Sharrow. French Club First Row: Sherri Hufford, Pat Turcott, Joyce Kulig, Mr. Morrissette, John Klofas, Jackie Menard, Gail Williamson, Carole Phelps, Claire Racza. Second Row: Corrine Cotania, Denise Beaudoin, David Palra- siak, Judy Machnic, Eleanor Chmiel, Linda Lajeunesse, Susan Rivest, Susan Guclaveson, Stella Sy- wecky, Judy Sawyer. Third Row: Deborah Borleila, Barbara Howe, Donna Guyette, Donna Simpson, Sue Moreau, Joanna Panagotopulos, Angela Ondrick, Kathy Moran, Susan Wenninger. Latin Club Row one: Maureen McDowell, Mrs. Fuller (advisor), Leslie Doucette, Christine Miller, Steve Rattigan — President, Susan Chapin. Row two: Nancy LaMorder, Corinne Couillard, Debbie Felendzer, Donald Mruk, Karen Gladu, Karen Rojowski. Row three: Donna Simpson, Debbie Sibrel, Denise Picard, Har- riet Laramee, Eleanor Chmiel, Gail Bonneville, Bunny Kifer. L ' Esprit, Chicopee Comp ' s literary magazine, provides an opportunity for interested students to have their liter- ary and art work published. L ' Esprit tries to arrange different literary works in an interesting and enlighten- ing way for its readers. Essays, arti- cles, poems, drawings, and photogra- phers are accepted, and all are care- fully considered by the staff members for publication. L ' Esprit Row one: Charlene Chagnon, Wendy Howes, Mr. Paul (advisor), Stephen Rattigan, Karen Bogdanovich. Row two: James Allen, John Boisvert, Marsha Markow, Lillian Smith, Linda Lajeunesse. Chess Club Row one. Kenneth Holden, Loren Drzal, Robert Talaga, George Fuselier. Row two. Maureen McDowell, John Boisvert, George Wilson, Mark Trudell. Business Club Row one. Denise Cherrette, Joe Mederck — Vice President, David Papuga — President, Monica Griffin, Margaret Laflamme, Elaine Chmiel — Treasurer, Donna Robideau, Miss Jackson (advisor). Row two. Sue Champagne, Debbie Demers, Donna Lemanski, Janice Walowicz, Andrea Saczawa, Rose Cote, Sue Laramee, Maxine Lenguza, Judy Gilmartin. Row three. Stafford Norse, Leo Tetreault, Alan Mars, Brian Broderick, Phil Corbeil, Janice Papuga — Assistant Secretary. Debate Team Sitting: Claire Gdula, Charlene Chagnon, Karen Dolphin, Dennis Picard. Standing: Robert Masse, Denise Picard, John Horak. Home Ec Club Row one. Sue Morrow, Maxine Lengieza, Pat Gendreau — Vice President, Shiela Barboza, Dawn Connor — President, Angie Ondrick — Treasurer, Mrs. Kester (advisor), Joyce Leja, Mrs. Pitera (advisor), Kathy Trowsdale, Karen Rojowski, Terry Knowles. Row two. Kathy Tolleson, Joanne Czazakowslsi, Donna Sujat, Sherry Hufford, Susan Shea, Gail Williamson, Sheryl Majeurcz, Karen Monacco, Rose Lafaive, Donna Gajda, Mary Rochon, Claire Raczka, Betty Aickelin, Joann Goodman, Terri Biegger. Row three. Debby Peffer, Karen Dupuis, Karen Bogdanovich, Janice Papuga, Andrea Saczawa, Donna Goyette, Debby Stebbins, Judy Macknick, Caroline Lussier, Donna Avis, Denise Bowdoin, Shirley Boduch. Art Club First Row. Miss Dolores Borowiec, Robert Talaga, Deborah Rudzik, Lorraine Moreau, Fred Wilson, Second Row. Donna Duclos, Joan Boulerice, Eleanor Chmiel, George Matte, Ken Holden, Elizabeth Rozanski. Library Aides First Row: Nancy Chapin, Elizabeth Watson, Deborah Smith, Debby Smith, Maureen McDowell. Second Row: Melanie Bernardos, Dolores Wolcott, Linda Gladu, Linda Couture, Gail Sweeney, Diane Lussier. TV Club First row. William Urbanski, Edward Socha, John Boisvert, Robert Tanguay. Row two. Michael Gaston, James Wat- son, Richard Urbanski. Math Club First Row: Keith Draal, Joyce Kulig, Miss Topor, William Bovard Second Row: Jay Goebel, Eric Batson, Robert Talaga. Ski Club First row: Kevin Donnelly, Steve Ingham, Bill Begley, Bob Chartier, Francis Walczyk, Don Plouffe, John Butova, Carlos Rexach, Dave Thibodeau, Rick Doucette, Charles Tshonis, Don Griffin, Dean McKissick, Ted Dinsford, Norman Perrault, Jim Beaudry. Second Row: James Williams, Nancy Lewis, Druscilla Caldwell, Pat Takeda, Bill Panagatopulas, Donna Butova, Mary Lepkowski — TREASURER, Angelia Coulopoulos — PRESIDENT, Miss Kathleen Burgess — ADVISOR, Mr. Harry Malfas, Linda Monahan — SECRETARY, Dave Desmarais — VICE PRESIDENT, Kas Nietupski, Michael Jagadowski, Francis Creany, Mike Josefczyk, Ronald Tetrault, Diane Vanderwalker. Third Row: Paul Robillard, Joan Napoles, Mike LaChance, Leslie Doucette, Debbie Pierce, Ann Wilson, Linda Carrigan, Marie Ferguson, Diane LeBlonde, Pam Boisvert, Kim Herson, Joanne Jacques, Jane Ellsworth, Gayle LaRocque, Debbie Hawkins, Bev Woods, Judy Sawyer, Paul Carrigan, Rosemary Feive, Brian LaFJamme, Steve Ferguson, Sheri Hufford, Michele LePage, Elizabeth Watson, Sharon Herdendorf, Norman LeBlanc, Denise Pacquette, Karen Rajowski, Debbie Rouillard. Fourth Row: Karen Monaco, Tina Johnson, Becky Cruise, Valerie Bellomo, Wendy Howes, Bob Bergeron, Cathy Ray, Mary Lakota, Sandy Cary, Wanda Walachowski, Kevin O ' Connor, Walter Eisenbrown, Pam Breault, Nadine Trembly, Pat Skypeck, Sam Stuart, Janice Wencel, Michele Montagne, Donna Gajda, Mary Lukiewsky, Terry Glaumuzina, Jackie Menard, Debbie Stebbins. 134 FTA The Future Teachers of America is an active club here at Comp. Its advisor. Miss Julie Sittard, has taken the club to many places, such as the University of Massachusetts, Northampton Junior College, and a four day weekend to Hampton Beach, New Hampshire. Also, the club sponsored a Christmas party at Sunshine Village and pro- vided funds for its completion. Sev- eral successful dances were sponsored by the F.T.A. Sitting: Susan Wenninger, Paula Fournier, Linda Mikolajcik, Lynne Peloquin, Debbie Gibbs, Carol Rudolph, Sheryl Mardeusz, Debbie Felendzer, Karen Gladu. second row; Karen Mazur, Druscilla Caldwell, Nadine Trembly, Sue St. George, Valerie Ballamo, Linda Kapinos, Angie St. Onge, Jackie Hooper, Linda Couture, Penny Parks. Standing: John Boisvert, Barry Peiffer, John Butova, Becky Cruise, Marilyn Talbert, Karen Whalen, Lynette Demers, Judy Machnik, Joan Czaporowski, Jane Czaporowski. 135 Performing Arts Music — William E. Sittard The Performing Arts Council, devoted to the promotion of all the performing arts, is an ex- tracurricular organization working in conjunc- tion with the established curriculum to broaden the base of the cultural experience of all the stu- dents at Comp. A combination of Drama Club and band officers, the Council works with the Music and English Departments and the Project Kulturama to provide enriching activities both within the school day, as well as after school. This year, PAC sponsored the Inter-Class Competition, Jazz Poetry Night and the first Comp musical as new activities at Comp. Addi- tionally, their efforts expanded the Christmas Concert and presented the Smithsonian spon- sored Allen Stevens Puppets to the student body. Drama — John R. Pearson COUNCIL. Seated. Mr. William E. Sittard, Anne Marie Teehan, Susan Seija, Mr. John R. Pearson. Standing. Theresa Majowski, Mike Van Dyke. Drama Club First Row: Mrs. Wimngham, Donna Farber, Michael van Dyke, Susan Sieja, Mr. Pearson, Debbie Holliman, Dawn Larder, Miss Barre. Second Row: Mike Boduch, Bonnie Wilson, Fran Walczak, Debbie Smith, Pam Demers, Kathy Love, Judy Sawyer, Sue Wenninger. Third Row: Ted Densford, John Boisvert, Dana Picard, Eric Batson, Edward Tanguay, David Pietrasiuk, Ed Socha, David Yopak. Inter-Class Play Competition 138 Jazz Poetry Night i«i ♦•♦♦♦ � � - - - - ► ♦ ♦ u,v + r � • ”4| V ♦ ♦ ♦ ► ♦ ♦ V ♦ ♦ « ■•,! ’ - ♦ ♦ ♦ - ♦ ♦ • ! ftl � • - . ®L- � � ♦ Senior Class Play Woodwinds First Row: Betty Buchmann, Mary Smith, Christine Ciosek, Ruth Dubin, Carol Ciosek, Rose Marye Pritchett, Margo Brasser, Pamela Hardaker, Deborah Gibbs, Jan Azeltine. Second Row: Nancy Foreman, Barry Peiffer, Chris Everett, Joseph Harackiewicz, Douglass Gibbs, Daniel Pinciak, Norman Perrault, Mark Bramblett, Joseph Corbeil, Bonnie Lawson. Third Row: Lee Marvin, Betsy Cote, Henrietta Tanner, Michele Luro, Eileen Burnett, Kathy Girard, Andrea Rafferty. Brass First Row: Tony Zych, Marie Dubin, Meloney Harry, Ann Marie Teehan, Theresa Majowski, Helen Kulie, Michelle Bourguignon, Joyce Pogodinski. Jonn Bourque. Second Row: Leo Provencher, Lowell Gottsman, Richard Boduch, John Panagotopulos, Tony Morrione, Reggie Tanner, Paul Thompson, Bruce DeLoria, Clayton Sliff, David Joseph. 143 Percussion First Row: James Cote, Francis Nadeau, Stafford Norris, Steve Ruherwein, Charles Monk, Robin Robert. Second Row: Gerald Remillard, James Czerwiecki, Richard Magnan, Janice Perrier, Rose Heroux, Kathy Panagotopulos, Paul Potvin, Patrick Murphy. District All-State All-state band - Pam Hardaker. First Row: Anne Marie Teehan (band), Deborah Gibbs (orchestra), Ruth Dubin (chorus). Second Row: Margo Brasser (chorus), John Bourque (band), Pamela Hardaker (band). 144 Color Guard Majorettes First Row: Joanne Couture, Christine Riberdy, Joanne Goodman. Second Row: Jean Volker, Linda LaRochelle, Susan Wenninger, Theresa Czupryna, Gail Bonneville. First Row. Susan Daviau, Linda Gates, Theresa Czuchra, Linda Mika, John Gerbert Second Row: Verneda Linton, Stanley Zolindziewski, Michael Boduch, George Murphy, Fred Mika, Denise Cote. SPORTS Soccer ' 69 The Chicopee Comprehensive soccer team finished another successful season (8-3-1) by placing second in a strong Pioneer Valley League behind State Cham- pion Chicopee High School. The Colts, paced by First Team All-Western Mass., First Team All-Pioneer Val- ley co-captain Mike Breault, First Team All-Pioneer Valley co-captain Mike Jozefczyk, and Second Team All-Pioneer Valley Ron Nentwig, along with seniors Don Plouffe, Bud Therrien, Rusty Hakenson, Chris Labonte, and Ed Martel, juniors Paul Whalley, Leon Guilbeault, Mark Biela, and Mark Dubilo, sophomores George Babineau, Kevin Hundley, Skippy Martel, also gained a berth in the Western Mass. Tournament. Playing the dark horse role, the Comp soccer team conquered Holy Name of Worcester 3-1, but was trimmed by a powerful Ludlow High team in a quar- ter-final match by the score of 4-1. The 1969 Colts, who finished higher than any previous Comp team in the Pioneer Valley League, played more than half of their games with valuable personnel in- jured. Nonetheless, first year coach Mr. Davis ' team played inspired ball on their way to establishing what is hoped to be a precedent in competitive soccer teams. Coach Davis paces sidelines during Chicopee halftime. The booters, who barnstormed the league by winning their first five games, were an evenly balanced team. Defensively, the Colts depended largely on the steady play of goalie George Babineau, two-time All-Western Mass, fullback Mike Breault, and halfback Mike Jozef- czyk. Offensively, the Colts relied heavily on the efforts of halfback-shooter Leon Guilbeault, forwards Ron Nentwig, Don Plouffe, and Paul Whalley. Although the Comp soccer team has had two excep- tional back to back seasons, further success will de- pend largely on finding a suitable replacement for se- nior-standout Mike Breault. Mike, who has been play- ing super soccer for the Colts for three years, spear- headed a fine all-around defense for the team, which included a superb effort against an unbelievable Chi- copee squad. Kneeling: Ron Nentwig, Mike Jozefczyk, Chris Labonte, Buddy Therrien, Mike Breault, Don Plouffe, Ed Martel, Rusty Hakenson. Standing: Coach Billy Davis, Leon Guilbeault, Steve Mancini, Kevin Hundley, Mark Dubilo, Skippy Martel, George Babineau, Paul Whalley, Mark Biela, Billy Conroy. In the Chicopee game, the Colts stymied a dangerous Chicopee scoring attack as they held the Pacers to a scoreless first half. In the second half, however, Chico- pee forward John Coburn broke the tough defense to score what turned out to be the only score as Chicopee triumphed 1-0. Although the score may not indicate so, the Comp booters also played a superb defense in their 4-1 loss to Ludlow in the Western Mass. Tourna- ment. After taking a 1-0 lead on an excellent goal by senior Ron Nentwig, the Colts were surprised by an amazing Ludlow attack. Although the Colts will miss the services of co-captains Mike and Mike, and Ron, Don, Rusty, Buddy, Chris, and Ed, the Comp soccer team will have another fine season next year. The 1970 Davis booters will be paced by co-captains elect Paul Whalley and Leon Guilbeault. Varsity Scores Greenfield West Springfield Westfield Classical Northampton Holyoke Chicopee Greenfield West Springfield Westfield Northampton Holyoke Chicopee Holy Name Ludlow Opponent 0 Mike Breault clearing the ball. tfyfj A WL A - K ' i. •: r Goaltender George Babineau starts offense on the •m tTyr ' . [S ■ -S I i 153 Halfback Mike Jozefczyk moves play downfield. JT Ron Nentwig splitting opposition ' s defense «f - .. •, • J ■ 4 V -it VM ifVk- • � v - m ' t M m� ■ A?2j 1 4 JpC ® Don Plouffe quells Holyoke attack. 156 Colts beat Holyoke to headball. mm £ i,3M fe .. «� . - ' ' « • ■ mmmmi m $ MIII—MI Wiiii ill I 1 1 III Don Plouffe outmaneuvers Holyoke defenders. Mark Dubilo challenges opponent. Colts take needed rest during Chicopee half. Colts outhustle opponent. 157 JV SOCCER: Bottom row: Joe Flanagan, Wayne Bromner, Scott McChesney, Paul Carrigan, Kevin Davis, Jeff Laing. Top row: Greg Breault, A1 Niemic, Rich Houle, Gene Leutz, Hal Rowley, Dave Biela, Coach Dinsbach. Missing: Ed Sienkiewicz (captain), Bill Downs, Dennis Carlson, Jim Boucher, Ralph Saczawa, Dennis Cook, Randy Tougas, Michael Suchenicz. FRESHMAN RESULTS JV RESULTS Comp Opponent West Springfield Classical Northampton Holyoke Chicopee West Springfield Northampton Holyoke Chicopee Opponent Greenfield West Springfield Westfield Minnechaug Longmeadow Chicopee Greenfield Classical West Springfield Westfield Classical Longmeadow Chicopee Randy Wright, Richard Szatkowski, Alan Lesiege, Paul Benson. Third row: Robin Tougas, Wayne Fredericks, Robert Smith, Donald Peery, David Morris, Mike O ' Connor, Tom Daws. FRESHMAN SOCCER First row: Stanley Iwanicki, John Zyla, Bruce Laudermilk, Dan Gendron, Dan Wysk, Alan Nubile, Coach Martell, Second row: Mike McNamara, Lavaughn Yordy, Dave Dejordy, Football ' 69 Coaches Huhtamaki, White, and Delaney VARSITY SCORES Comp 8 Cathedral Comp 16 Holyoke Comp 8 West Side Comp 14 Greenfield Comp 18 Technical Comp 34 Westfield Comp 0 Chicopee Comp 28 Agawam The season was not very successful in terms of wins and losses, but the team never stayed down long. The boys were always ready to bounce back and give 100% effort, which is all one can ask. The 1969 football season started on Labor Day, Sep- tember 1. Led by coaches Leroy White, Bill Delaney and Arnold Huhtamaki, the football team readied it- self for the opening game with Cathedral, just twen- ty-six days away. The team started with sixty hopeful candidates and was soon reduced to forty members. Most of these players were sophomores and juniors, and so the team was aptly described as “green. Those twenty-six days were brutal, but by the twen- ty-seventh, the team felt it was ready. In the opening game of the season against a strong Cathedral team, the first half was dominated by the opposition as they belted to a quick 12-0 lead. The Colts then stalled the Cathedral attack in the second half, which prompted people to believe that better things were on the way. In the Colts ' second game the team was to face a very powerful Holyoke team. Most people did not give the young Colts much of a chance, but the team realized its potential. The Colts marched up and down the field, but were still on the losing end by a score of 24-16. The next week the Colts suffered a mental letdown after two heartbreaking losses and were beaten 28-8 by a good West Side team. Even though the boys lost three games, they worked hard for the Greenfield game and were rewarded by a 14-8 victory. The next week the Colts were beaten by Tech 28-18 as both teams put on a tremendous offensive show. The following game was one of the greatest ever seen in the Western Massachusetts area. This Saturday a hungry Westfield team came to Szot Park looking for a win. In the first half they virtually blew the Colts off the field as they held a commanding 22-6 lead. In the second half Comp decided to play football and scored as unbelievable 28 points in the final period to eke out a 34-28 victory. During the next two weeks of practice the Colts worked extremely hard and were confident of pulling an upset over the top-rated team in the area, Chicopee. This was never to be, however, as Chicopee proved to be too much for the team to handle and won 34-0. The Colts did come back, how- ever, to thrash Agawam with another outstanding sec- ond half effort to earn a 24-16 victory. Kneeling: Robert Blout, Mike Whalen, Leon Berneche, Mike Nichols, Heyward Watson, Don Thompson, Bruce Lincoln, John Jaszek, Steve Jarvis, Phil Mercier, Norm Derome, Ren LaKocque, Wally Bigda, Terry Adams, Chris Jez, Jim Marion, Steve Desmaris. Standing: Coach Huhtamaki, Russs Shea, Robert Piela, Ron Picard, Mike Sapowsky, Brian DaCunha, Bob Pierog, Mike Aironey, Pat O ' Connor, John Klofas, Bob Bergeron, Rene Grandmont, Mark Balthazar, Dennis Roberts, Ron Bernash, Robert Masse, Alfred Boisvere, Rick Doucette, Coach Delaney, Coach White. Missing: Jim Ferriter, Fred Czpryna, Gary Gendron, David Niesel, Jim Budyniewicz, manager. Co-captain John Jaszek Heyward Watson -Mi ■ i Norm Derome Jim Ferriter Chris Jez Steve Jarvis Don Thompson Heyward Watson stops runner. Mike Whalen fires for his mark Steve Desmaris dashes through enemy line Colts meet a stiff opponent. Don Thompson pulls in six-pointer for Comp. W4W Colt on the loose. Bruce Lincoln confronts Tech opponent. Phil Mercier pitches out ball. Mike Aironey swings around defenders. 163 Bruce Lincoln searches for Colt yardage. John Jaszek protects the passer. A feeling of helplessness. Phil Mercier scans the flat for an open receiver. A defensive gem against Chicopee. Larry Ruddy, Ed Skulkietis, Andy Jones, Tim Rabbitt, Paul Lesieur, Bob Jablonski, Mike Barrows, Tom Barker, Bob Moore, Jim Kelly, Leo Cote, Harry Pray, John Bielas, Walt Domback, Jim Peppin, Art Laflamme, Larry Lacoste. Mike Aironi vies for more yardage. Front row: G. Ladeau Jr. Coach, Mike Lafleur, Mike Kaeble, Joe Robitaille, A1 Stanwick, Jim Kevin Keith, John Charette, Erni McCool, Rich Chagnon, John Lamirande, Ted Tamboro, Dave Jodoin, Lou Castro, Bernie Ivers, Coach P. Airoldi Second row: Bruce Bossile, Robert Gagnon, George Sullivan, Walt Rustic, Jerry Joyal, Celebration on the sidelines. Co-captains Mike Parent, Karl Foerster, and Coach Alex Vyce Cross Country ' 69 Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp RESULTS 48 Cathedral 15 35 West Springfield 21 27 Chicopee 31 33 Holyoke 22 33 Holyoke 22 27 Agawam 34 29 Granby 26 29 Holyoke Catholic 28 Cross country was a new sport at Comp this year, with Mr. Vyce presiding as coach. In this sport, eight run- ners from each team run a two to five mile course with points awarded according to the order of finish. The team with the low score wins. The course can be set over any kind of terrain, including hills, woods, fields, and roads. Senior co-captains Mike Parent and Karl Foerster paced the team with fine and consistent performances. The highpoints of the season were the victory over Chicopee, the victory over Agawam, and the near up- set of Holyoke Catholic, a league power. Seniors who ran for their first and last season are Mike Parent, Ed Tanguay, Gary Balthazar, Joe Klofas, Omer Dumais, Peter Strempek, and James Watson. Although the team will be hurt by this loss. Coach Vyce expects a good season from Dave Desmarais, Steve Ferguson, and Larry Fredette. First row: Joe Klofas, James Watson, Karl Foerster, Mike Parent, Gary Balthazar, Ed Tanquay. Second row: John Carney, Steve Ferguson, Coach Vyce, Omer Dumais, Mike Grey. Third row: Pete Strempek, Tom Dejordy, Bill Begley, Steve Desmarais, Frank Vasouski. Gary Balthazar leads the pack on. Over hill, over dale. 168 Mike Parent nears finish Omer Dumais finishes. p. w i, ,-w£ ■ -3L , V- ■ 4 e Joe Klofas «• ; Colts push on. Gary Balthazar reflects the agony of the ordeal. Ferman Jamison moves in for the layup. Mike Breault takes jump shot. VARSITY Kneeling: Jim Ferriter, Ken LaRocque, Joe Klofas, Mike Breault, Ed Tanguay. Standing: Coach Vyce, Pete Strempek, Ray Tadeo, Paul Jasinski, John Zieja. VARSITY SCORES Basketball ' 70 This year ' s basketball team, after having lost four of last year ' s starters, still managed to be an upset threat to every team the boys faced this year. Led by seniors Joe Klofas, Ed Tanguay, and Mike Breault, and juniors John Zieja and Paul Jasinski, and ably supported by Ken LaRocque, Jim Ferriter, Ferman Jamison, Pete Strempek and Ray Tadeo, Mr. Vyce ' s ca- gers rolled up a 9 win — 10 loss record for their first year coach, notching fourth place in the tough Valley-League. Next year ' s Colts will miss the outside marksmanship of Klofas, Tanguay, and Breault, but have championship potential due to a strong, experienced front line consisting of Paul Jasinski, John Zieja, Ferman Jamison, Addison Becton, and Don Ford, the last two coming up from the J.V. ' s. Backcourt hopefuls will be Ray Tadeo, Mark Biela, and Kevin Hundley, also up from Mr. Davis ' fine J.V. squad. Comp Opponent Agawam 55 51 Minnechaug 71 59 Agawam 61 72 Longmeadow 48 59 Ludlow 73 63 Holyoke Catholic 55 82 Chicopee 75 53 West Springfield 70 67 Northampton 42 57 Holyoke 45 55 Greenfield 53 59 Westfield 70 63 Holyoke Catholic 51 44 Chicopee 46 64 West Springfield 69 57 Northampton 61 58 Holyoke 54 70 Greenfield 56 61 Westfield 49 71 Pete Strempeck Jim Ferriter John Zieja outduels opponent to jump ball. Joe Klofas moves ball down court Mike Breault reaches for rebound. Anxious Colts await outcome of rebound Colts scramble for loose ball. J.V. BASKETBALL RESULTS An Ed Tanguay jumper. Comp Opponent Comp Opponent Agawam 65 37 Greenfield 55 40 Minnechaug 52 57 Westfield 62 51 Agawam 58 44 Holyoke Catholic 56 53 Longmeadow 51 39 Chicopee 71 58 Ludlow 81 38 West Side 56 47 Holyoke Catholic 54, 51 Northampton 68 49 Chicopee 65 48 Holyoke 67 40 West Side 81 45 Greenfield 73 43 Northampton 46 45 Westfield 77 61 Holyoke 46 52 ■■■I JAYVEES: Kneeling: John Carney, Kevin Hundley, Mark Biela, Ed Synkewski, Mike Bettencourt. Standing: Addison Becton, Wayne Barret, Pat O ' Connor, Don Ford, Coach Davis 1 , , Joe Klofas pops against Westbrook. Coaches Pinciak and Dinsbach look on. Colts reflect frustration after opponent ' s score. RESULTS Westfield Agawam Trade Pittsfield E. Longmeadow Longmeadow Trade E. Longmeadow Longmeadow Westfield Agawam Longmeadow Pittsfield Pittsfield Westfield E. Longmeadow Agawam Trade Opponent Hockey ' 70 The 1969-1970 edition of the Chicopee Comprehensive hockey team posted an 8 wins — 7 losses — 3 ties record in the Wright Division of the Western Mass. Hockey League. Even though the Colt skaters finished above .500 in the league standings, they finished only fifth out of seven teams, as the front runner of the league finished well above the rest of the league. Led by Coaches Alfred Pinciak and Leslie Dinsbach, the Colts overcame a slow start to end up with a respect- able record in a tough league. The Pucksters, who depended largely on the outstanding perfor- mances of Senior M.V.P. Captain Ron Nentwig, were, however, denied a berth in the Western Mass. Tournament. Ron, who during the season became the first Comp hockey player to gain the Player of the Week Award, led the Colts to many gruelling victories. Also aiding in the overall performance of the team was senior co-captain goal-tender Mike Jozefczyk. Mike, whose goals against average per game was a shade under three, was called on to make some twenty-five saves each game enroute to a fine season. Senior co-captain Dan O ' Neil turned in a good season, although being shifted from wing to defense. Because the Colts played with only three seniors, their future looks bright. Juniors Ron Bernash (the most improved player on the team), Jean-Guy Aube (the team ' s leading scorer), and Bob Demers and freshman sensation Scott McChesney form the nucleus of next year ' s team. A combination of team spirit and continuous hustle could make the 1970-1971 Colts a serious threat to their opponents. Kneeling: Scott McChesney, Ron Nentwig, Bill Conroy, Don O ' Neil, Mike Jozefczyk, Fran Modewlski, Dan Bruny, Tom Rsaza, Dennis Dejordy, Randy Wright. Standing: Coach Dinsbach, Mark Gorman, Fred Cincewa, Dennis Briere, Ron Bernash, Ron Picard, Bob Demers, Jean-Guy Aube, Steve Gula, Danny Weeks, Mike Roy, Tony Kuralowicz, Wayne Trciak, Mike Hurley, Coach Pinciak Mike Jozefczyk kicks out shot. Co-captain Dan O ' Neil Manager Mike Hurley Ron Nentwig unleashes vicious slapshot at goal. Tom Rzasa vies for puck. Colts move in Colts Jean-Guy Aube and Scott McChesney with three on two break. celebrate score. Front row: Dave Fernandes, John Mazurowski, Ed Klofas, Wayne Deloria, Pat Murphy, Wayne Belanger, Ed Soar, Rick Doucette, Larry Davis. Back row: Bob Piela, Joel Monahan, Peter Czajkowski, David Hebert, Ian Stewart, Mike Gray, Mark Goebel, Kevin Davis, Coach Goulet, Richard Szatkowski. Swimming ' 70 This year the Comp Varsity Swimming team, led by co-captains John Mazurowski and Ed Klofas, finished seventh out of eighteen teams in Western Massachusetts. Though plagued by a lack of depth, the team did possess many individual strengths. Of the sixteen swimmers on the team, eight placed highly at the Western Mass. Championships held at Holyoke High. The first relay, consisting of Rick Doucette, Dave Hebert, Ed Soar, and Mark Goebel, put in a fine performance, taking third place. Co-captain Ed Klo- fas placed ninth in the 200 yard Individual Medley and later took a sixth in the 100 yard backstroke. John Mazurowski, who during the season smashed the existing pool and school record (173.56 pts.), setting the new record at 198.10 pts., took a strong second in the diving competition. Swimming the Off the blocks! Freestyle 100 yard butterfly, Pete Czajkowski placed twelfth. Comp ' s breaststroke aces, Wayne Deloria, who is only a sophomore, and Dave Hebert took an impressive third and tenth, respectively. Larry Davis placed twelfth in the four hundred yard freestyle. Finally, Ed Soar, Rick Doucette, Mark Goebel, and Pete Czajkowski teamed up for a strong sixth place in the final event, the 400 yard freestyle relay. Next year ' s team will feel the hard losses of seniors John Mazurowski, Ed Klofas, Pete Czajkowski, and Dave Hebert. Scoring over a hundred points for the Colts this year, John Mazurowski will be hard to replace. Besides his exceptional diving, he swam the 100 yard butterfly this year. Comp ' s other co-captain, Ed Klofas, who also scored over a hundred points, swam everything from the relays to the 400 yard freestyle in his four years. Pete Czajkowski, the team ' s butterfly and freestyle specialist, and the breaststroke ace, Dave Hebert, have also won their last races for the Colts. Back to help the team ' s outstanding coaches, Mr. Kijak and Mr. Goulet, fill the gaps next year will be several fine juniors. Ed Soar, the sprinter of the team, scored the third highest point total this year. Rick Doucette will probably swim the backstroke and replace Johnny on the board. Mike Grey will be back to swim the fifty and hundred freestyle. Not to be overlooked are the sophomores. Breaststroker Wayne Deloria, one of the best in the state, dis- tance men Larry Davis, Bob Piela, and Pat Murphy, freestyler Joel Monahan, and sprinter Mark Goebel will all be swimming for Comp next year. With a little more depth next year, and some help in key areas, the Colt Mermen might have a very successful season next winter. Dave Hebert starts off on the second leg of the 200 IM relay Coach Tom Kennedy Sitting: Kevin O ' Connor, Jay Goebel, Dave Desmarais, Kevin Donnelly, Bob Bergeron Standing: Paul Robillard, Bill Begley, Ken McKenzie, Paul Lally, Michael LaChance Skiing ' 70 Through the efforts of Miss Burgess, Comp had a ski team this year for the first time. In doing so she also set another precedent, that of being the only woman coach for an all male varsity team. In some sports practice is drudgery, but for the ski team the theme of the season was fun. Whether jogging along Grattan Street, doing calisthenics in the hallways, or running a course at Mt. Tom, the team had a good time. This is not to say that the season was all one big party . . . just most of it! The team discovered what work was involved when it had its first practice at Mt. Tom. The boys were not given lift privileges but had to climb up the course. Although Miss Burgess did a fine job of han- dling transportation, organizing, schedulizing, and giv- ing locker room pep talks, she lacked racing experi- ence. To make up for this she solicited the aid of her brother Mike and Tom Kennedy to teach the team ho w to ski slalom. Both were the top skiers on the Holyoke team that took the Western Mass. Champion- ship in ' 68 and ' 69. The greenness of the team was evident when the boys finished last by a full nine seconds in their first meet. But Kathy ' s Raiders were not to be put down and so came back in their next meet to beat Catholic. Hopeful of a good finish to the season, the team was disap- pointed when poor conditions and bad weather forced cancellation of the remainder of the season. Of the eleven team members, only three seniors, cap- tain Don Plouffe, Ken McKenzie, and Jay Goebel, will be lost. Sophomores Dave Desmaris and Kevin O ' Connor can be expected to lead the team again next year when the team will be officially in the Western Mass. Ski League. Mike LaChance Bob Bergeron Coach Mike Burgess Paul Robillard Kevin Donnelly Kneeling: Donna Butova, Bottom: Donna Lesiege, Carole Bakos, Barbara Morrow, Barbara Downs, Elaine Massioni, Carolyn Mossey Top: Pat Hutcheson, Maureen Hurley, Ellen Aras, JoAnne Szastkiewicz, Susan Boronski Captain Carol Bakos 191 Cheerleaders give Colts an encouraging welcome. Carolyn Mossey Barb Downs cheers at Greenfield. Donna Butova Co-captain Sue Boronski Cheerleading Cheerleading at Comp is a way of life. The season starts in spring with tryouts when many underclassmen vie for the few open spots on the squads. During the summer, practices are held every week to prepare the girls for the long season ahead. With the start of school, the cheer- leaders are ready for the soccer and football seasons. The cheerleaders are present at every varsity football game and frequently at home soc- cer games. In December they start to concentrate on their competition routine while at the same time supporting our basketball players every Tuesday and Friday. Competition is certainly one of the highlights of the year for these girls. They are one of the area ' s top squads due to their impressive routines and fine performances. Leaving the squad this year are captain Carol Bakos and co-captain Sue Boronski, and seniors Barbara Downs, Pat Hutcheson, Barbara Morrow, Carolyn Mossey, and Donna Butova. Barbara Morrow Lisa Desmarais cheers from the stands. Cheerleaders cheer Colts on against Holyoke. A disheartened but cheering Donna Butova. “We want a touchdown over there! Sitting: Ann Mercier, Gayle LaRocque. Kneeling: Nikki Mailloux, Janie Ellsworth. Standing: Lisa Desmarais, Joanne Jacques. Pat Hutcheson Barbara Downs Front row: Janice Papuga, Dolly Wolcott, Susan Chapin, Lee Marlin, Diane Beaulieu, Miss Hill, Martha Wolcott, Millie Pieciak, Kim Margaret Marion. Second row: Donna Veith, Michelle Luro, Andrea Ferris, Susan Roth. Missing: Kitty Childress, Charmaine Griffin, Saczawa, Diane Dubois, Gail Bonneville, Laurie Poole, Marcia Donna Baldwin, Barbara Rosser. Markow. Third row: Leslie Doucette, Marie Hooper, Kathy Sullivan, Girls ' Swimming Twenty-four girls were on the girls ' varsity swim team — the first varsity team for girls at Comp. Varsity sports for girls were late in coming, but not too late for the girls in the class of ' 70 to participate and to know that they supported their school. Although the team lost all of its nine dual meets, the girls met their final test in the Western Massachusetts Swim Meet when Comp placed sixth out of twelve participating schools. Powder Puff Football Front row: Ann Marie Teehan, Gail Delongchamps, Kathy Lang, Lynn Peloquin, Pat Sypek, Jackie Hooper, Debbie Felendzer, Linda Lajeunesse, Second row: Paula Fournier, Gloria Foti, Millie Pieciak, Joanna Panagotopulos, Joan Frankiewicz, Liz Rozanski, Mary Anne Johnson, Charlene Chagnon, Connie Tuluszcz, Nancy Howard. Third row: Chris Willey, Suzanne McKnight, Maxine Lengieza, Sue Moreau, Karen Bogdanovich, Jackie Menard, Carolyn Macciomei, Kathy Panagotopoulos, Kathy Moran. Juniors — 0 196 Seniors — 14 Front row: Mr. Martell, Barbara Lawson, Darken Dubuc, Kim Ferris, Mr. Goff, Drusci Caldwell, Valerie Bellomo, Mr. Osetek. Second row: Mary Houle, Kathy Ray, Mary Lakota, Mary Lukiwsky, Rachel Carrier, Dolly Wolcott, Pat Jagodowski, Donna Butova, Linda Monahan, Chris Riberdy. Third row: Angela Coulopoulos, Kitty Childress, Sandra Cary, Suzanne Podgorski, Beth Schimke, Denise Kwasnik, Joyce Hebert. Basil ' s Air Base Pizza House Selected Men ' s Clothing James Street Chicopee, Mass. Compliments of Community Savings Bank Chicopee — Holyoke — So. Hadley Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 A W Root Beer Memorial Drive Chicopee, Mass. E.£T The Specioi-tu designed exc usi e .j Uk TF e feenaoe GiaJ? 198 Best Wishes To The Class of 1970 From Aldenvil le Credit Union 710 Grattan St. Aldenville, Mass. Westover Greenhouse 445 Chicopee St. Chicopee, Mass. Hess of Chicopee McDonald ' s is your kind of place Highpoint Motor Inn 450 Memorial Drive Chicopee, Mass. Put them on. Put them all on at Balakier ' s 229 Exchange St., Chicopee Congratulations From . . . • • • N.C.O. Wives Westover Air Force Base To The Graduating Class of 1970 With Sincere Best Wishes The Class of 1972 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1970 The Student Council 202 Kelly ' s 1342 Liberty St. Opposite Spring Field Plaza Kelly ' s Home of the Big Topper Compliments of Bishop ' s Jewelers You Get So Much For So Little, So Fast! Chicopee Lodge of Elks Exalted Ruler: Theodore Strycharz Esteemed Loyal Knight: Robert Perlak Esteemed Leading Knight: Lawrence Descheneaux Esteemed Lecturing Knight: Charles Sampson Secretary: Edward Lynch Treasurer: John Stachowicz Esquire: Edward Lis Chaplin: Charles Wilson Inner Guard: Chester Zebrowski Safe Driving Is Our Business Wilson Auto School 204 Congratulations to the Class of 1970 from the Officer ' s Wives Club Westover Air Force Base 205 Hairstyles by Harvey Farewell to Fred Dude Hair styles for all occasions Personal Patrons Your Pharmacy Birch-n-Bend Gardens Bonnie M. Sulin Jewelers Collegian Court Center Pharmacy City Line Oil Co., Inc. Friendly Lumber Fairview Pharmacy Ferris Inc. Ed Moriarty ' s Family Shoe Store Fruit Fair, Inc. Holyoke Jewelry Co. Inc. House of Marc Hastings Stationer ' s, Inc. Johnny ' s Flower Shop Lucky Strike Restaurant Ken ' s Shell Service Knightly ' s Pharmacy Lysek ' s Keating ' s Tree Service, Inc. Modern Beauty Shoppe Napoleon Bail Shoe Store Piotte Pharmacy Rucki ' s Willimansett Dairy Mart Wool worth Village East Boutique 207 CONTRIBUTORS MR. MRS. EMIL JAGODOWSKI LOREN DRZAL MR. MRS. OTTO WELKER MR. MRS. MAXINE HOULE MR. MRS. RALPH PAQUETTE SR. MR. MRS. GEORGE ZUNIS MR. VINCENT BELLOMO DONALD C. McNIELEY MR. MRS. OLBRYCH PATRICK TOWER MAJOR ROBERT S. BOYD MR. MRS. R. A. LUSSIER WENDY HOWES MR. MRS. GEORGE COUTURE KENNETH SMITH MR. MRS. K. E. SMITH JR. MR. MRS. WILLIAM GORMAN EDWARD D. DELORIA LORETTA A. DELORIA DARLENE LARAMEE MR. MRS. FRANK H. TALBERT TERRI TETREAULT MRS. THERESA MOREAU MICHAEL TEFOE ARTHUR WEBER MR. MRS. P. COULOPOULOS MR. JAN CREEK MR. MRS. EDWARD BUTOVA MR. MRS. HENRY POLVERINI LEO DEJORDY MR. MRS. ALBERT D. DUBUC MR. MRS. JOSEPH CHARTIER MR. MRS. E. J. LUIPPOLD MRS. RACHEL SHUMWAY 208 MEMIN 1970 . SUPPLEMENT VAN LUIPPOLD BOISVERT tt f v ‘ kit ¥1 ffTTcTTTTffm y Ken LaRocque John Jaszek Chris Jez Bruce Lincoln Gary Balthazar Ron Nentwig Mike Bonatakis Mike Breault 1970 Valley League Co-Champions 1 tTTTTi • ‘ Tili ' 4 3 I M ! 7? 1 v % ■ .. ; ht-J -r ‘JJL, j 1 r f n 5fc a.1 v ar - J 1— 3 Bii jl bV ; j] Bottom row: Gary Balthazar, Michael Breault, Richard Van Beek, Kenneth LaRocque, Michael Bonatakis, John Jaszek, Ronald Nentwig, Christopher Jez, and Bruce Lincoln. Top row: Coach Dulchinos, Baseball ' 70 James Marion, Raymond Tadeo, Richard Doucette, David LaBrie, Steven Desmarais Paul Whalley, Leo Desroachers, and Robert Bergeron. Varsity Scores Comp Opponent Holyoke Cath. 8 4 Commerce 1 0 Chicopee 8 7 West Spfld. 3 2 Northampton 3 6 Holyoke 12 3 Ludlow 3 6 Greenfiled 5 0 Westfield 4 2 Holyoke Cath. 1 10 Tech 0 5 Chicopee 4 1 Ludlow 9 6 West Spfld. 4 5 Northampton 3 2 Holyoke 2 1 Greenfield 13 8 Westfield 4 1 Holyoke 13 14 Front Row: Michael Kaeble, Kevin Hundley, Steven Ferguson, Mike Parent, Steven Kozik, Bruce Jett, Philip Mercier, Robert Landry. 2nd Row Stanley Kozik, Dennis Robert, Leon Bernash, Michael Araney, Wayne Deloria, Rusty Hakenson, Patrick O ' Connor, Marc Masse. 3rd Row: Ernie LaRose, Fred Provost, Harry Pray, Gary Fuselier, Fred Czupryna, Michael Rley, Michael Winn, Mark Balthazar. 4th Row: Addison Becton, Andy Boyea, Robert Blout, Michael Gray, Terry Adams, Douglas Lenberg, Randall Wright, Omer Dumais. 5th Row: John Klofas, Steven Jarvis, Reggie Tanner, Rene Grand- mont, Nick Korny, James Budynkiewicz, Walter Szeliga. 6th Row: David Dumais, Dennis Gould, Michael Burrows, Ernest McCool, Edward Bergeron, Malleu Cunningham, Keith Dyzal. 7th Row: Steven Russel, Mark Lavoie, Coaches Alexander Vyce and William Davis Track ' 70 Karl Foerster Varsity Scores Comp Opponent Tech 76 55 Cathedral 50 81 Varsity Scores Comp Opponent Tech 76 55 Cathedral 50 81 Greenfield 57 72% Holyoke Cath. 109 31 Holyoke 83 48 Chicopee 85 55 West Spfld. 73% 67% Northampton 75 65 Westfield 85 55 IV Don Plouffe Louis Giokas Ed Klofas Tennis ' 70 Trudell, Daniel Loren, Larry Fredette, Bill Begley, Bob Demers, Alan Stanick First Row: Donald Plouffe, Jay Goebel, Edward Klo- fas, Louis Giokas. Second Row: Coach White, Kevin Donnelly, Daid Yopak, Mark Goebel, Mark V Golf Team: Coach Kijak, Teddy Tamboureau, Ed Pacoura, A1 Stanick, Donald Ford, Craig Andrew, David Hebert, Marc St. George, Dana Picard. Golf 70 Golf Scores Opponent Comp N ' hampton 10 8 Holyoke Cath. 12 5% Holyoke 7% 10% Chicopee 2% 15% Cathedral 9% 8% Westfield 6% 11% W. Spfld. 0 18 Holyoke Cath. 11 1 Greenfield 2 16 Greenfield 3 15 W. Spfld. 4 14 Chicopee 1% 16% VI m W : fr) J| y W KfitA t. v: S Girl ' s Softball Scores Opponent Comp Holyoke 24 8 p ' - E. Longmeadow 4 8 9 10 i . ‘ Minnechaug 13 14 3 9 W. Springfield 12 8 11 5 Westfield 32 10 11 6 Chicopee 12 11 £.1 v . v f i i Front Row: Debby Pierce, Laurel Brocklesby, Sue McKnight, Marley Cantor, Diane DuBois, Gloria Foti, Kim Whittaker, Kathy Devlin, Sandy Bartosz, Denise Myers. Back Row: Carolyn Hutcheson, Judy Gilmartin, Laurel Majec, Kathy Sullivan, Karen Dolphin, Michelle Luro, Leslie Doucette, Debby Doray, Linda Kapinos, Miss Hill. Girl ' s Softball VII A new West Springfield Bridge for Mayor Ziemba Mr. DeFlorio at time of dedication Rachel Carrier gives Mr. Martell a gift from the Class of 1970 Senior Main Address — Jay Goebel Preju- dice” Trophies are awarded to Pro Merito XIV The Beginning Farewell — Mike Jozefczyk Peace CLASS OF Greetings ties Edward Klofas The Six- 1970 Of The End . . . Graduation President John Butova dissolves the Class of ' 70. (ftnraprefymfittt USaaaarffuaatta (Srahiiatiun lExmiars Class of 1070 iglj 8 rhool (gymnasium Slniiag, Suite 12, 1070 at six-thirty n ' rlnrk flrogr aram? PROCESSIONAL “March of the Priests” Mendelssohn Comprehensive High School Band INVOCATION Rev. Father Leo J. Hoar St. Patrick’s Church, Chicopee Falls PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG CHAIRMAN John E. Butova OPENING OF GRADUATION EXERCISES ... Dr. George E. Membrino Superintendent of Schools GREETINGS Edward S. Klofas MUSIC — “The Road Not Taken” G Clefs and F Clefs Thompson ADDRESS Jay H. Goebel Ji roor amme MUSIC “Concerto Grosso” Vivaldi Comprehensive High School Concert Band FAREWELL Michael A. Jozefczyk PRO MERITO SOCIETY AWARDS Mr. Lawrence Descheneaux Exalted Ruler Lodge of Elks ANNOUNCEMENT OF AWARDS AND HONORS Mr. Stanley J. Ziemba Principal, Comprehensive High School AWARDING OF DIPLOMAS Mr. Paul E. Sullivan Chairman of the School Committee PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS His Honor, Mayor Edward J. Ziemba BENEDICTION .... Rev. Daniel F. Freitas Faith Methodist Church, Fairview DISSOLVING OF THE CLASS OF 1970 John E. Butova Class President “THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER” Key We appreciate the co-operation of the audience in remaining at their seats until the singing of the “Star Spangled Banner” has been completed and the graduates have left the gymnasium. (ttnmprdjntsitie Sfiglj Class of 1970 James Michael Abbott David Craig Andrews Dianne Loretta Archambault Gary Edward Arnhold Jeanette Babij Stephen John Bair Sherry Anne Baker William Cloyd Baker Carole Ann Bakos Buddie Carlyle Baldwin Gary Paul Balthazar Denis Michael Banister Kenneth Charles Barnes Joan Ann Barnett Kerry Valentine Bartosz Joseph Edward Bartoszek Allen George Beaulieu Daniel Leonard Beauregard Eugene John Bednarz Cynthia Marie Belisle Richard Leo Belisle Valerie Sue Bellomo George Albert Benson, Jr. Douglas Bernardos Janet Cecile Bernash Pauline Theresa Bernash Dennis Roland Bernashe Walter Martin Bigda Raymond William Blair Douglas Matthew Blaney Joanne Marie Blasko Brian Richard Bluteau Michael John Boduch Robert Gilbert Boissonnault Bernard Michael Boissonneault Dixie Lee Boisvere Caryl Louise Boisvert Micnael Edmund Bonatakis Susan Marie Boronski William Page Bovard Michael William Brady Margo Lynne Brasser Dennis Philip Breault Mark Ronald Breault Michael Leonard Breault Pamela Marie Breault Ronald Gerard Breault Daniel John Brodeur Paul Edmund Brogle Denise Eileen Brouillette Carolyn Lyle Bryan Cynthia Jean Buchanan James Denis Buchanan Garry Wayne Burgess Thomas Peter Bushey Donna Rose Butova John Edward Butova Barbara Jean Cady Druscilla Sue Caldwell Susan Marie Carlos Dolores Marie Carrier Rachel Theresa Carrier Sandra Charles Cary Bruce Norman Centerbar Thomas Edward Chagnon Laura Ellen Chapin Ben Hill Chapman, III Robert Francis Chartier Kathryn Rave Childress Stephanie Joan Chomyn Carol Ann Ciosek Christine Ciosek Wayne John Conti Debra Ann Cormier William Raymond Costello Dale S. Cotton Angela Maria Coulopoulos Donald Henry Courcnesne JoAnne Marie Couture Linda Cecile Couture Richard Maurice Couture Peggy Jean Cranford Pamela Jean Crowley Rebecca Lee Cruise Peter Paul Czaikowski Jane Harriett Czaporowski Joan Marie Czaporowski Robert Frank Czaporowski Grace Maria Czech Robert Edward Czepiel Theresa Jean Czupryna Joan Marie Danielson Christine Ann Daviau John Thomas Dean Susan Ruth Dean Leo Edward DeJordy, Jr. Bruce Edward DeLoria Lynette Catherine Demers Richard Edward Denoncourt Norman Lewis Derome Carol Maria Descheneaux Debra Jean Desrochers Ronald Francis Deziel Vickie Ann Didierjean Janet Lee Dighton Kurt Francis Dolphin Norman Charles Doray Stephanie Marie Dorcey Barbara Joanne Downs William Morris Doyon Donna L. 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