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Cl ?p 0fleE COMPREHmaYl HfGH SCHOOl LIBRARY MEMINI 1973 CHICOPEE COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL CHICOPEE , MASSACHUSETTS VOLUME X TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 2 MEMINI 73 4 SENIORS 32 UNDERCLASSMEN 78 FACULTY 98 SPORTS 126 JOANNE M. SUCH ACTIVITIES . ... 164 JOHN H. MORAN, JR. ADVERTISING . . . 190 CO-EDITORS CLOSING . ... 208 Dedicated to Mitchell S. Kuzdzal for his interest in and his concern for us all, his devotion to his job, and his friendliness that has shown him to be a person as well as an administrator. Mw 1973 another year goes by; the wheel turns and the seniors don their caps and gowns; the underclassmen pass through corridors long since void of alumni ' s footsteps; the faculty awaits the same new faces; and the wheel turns; another year goes by. But 1973 will be remembered by all who spent their lives, laughed their smiles, and cried their tears, and left a part of themselves at Comp that year. AND ALL THOSE FAMILIAR FACES ALWAYS REMEMBERED ! 1 . |y JJ, 5 d IS 9 3 i 1 ■ 1, i n + K A -i 55 i 1 1 ' X i IS THE EVERYDAY GRIND OF CLASSES AND STUDIES THE SPECIAL EVENTS OF THE YEAR TO THE CLASS OF 1973: It gives me great pleasure and pride to extend my best wishes to the graduating class of 1973. Many changes have occurred in society, education, and the world since you first started kindergar- ten. Few would have imagined the extent of these changes. The world you are about to enter will offer many challenges. Hopefully, the direction and pattern for contributing to society has been made a part of your total school environment. May you in adult life select those avenues which will benefit man and make him more understanding of what cliches like brotherhood ' con- cern for others and life are all about. Do not allow any one or any thing to tarnish your idealism. By doing this, you will create a better world for tomorrow. Best wishes for success, health, and happiness in all your future endeavors. Sincerely, George E. Membrino, Ph.D. Superintendent of Schools 14 WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN Dr. Membrino left his position as Superintendent of Schools to be- come Administrator to the New Medical West, which made the class of 73 the last recipients of a gradua- tion message from him. His retire- ment party, held in the home ec room at Comp, was the second of the year. The first was to celebrate Mr. Ziemba ' s birthday. Mr. Morissette became the new Assistant Vice-Principal at the Annex when Mr. Jendrysik relinquished the post to return to a teaching position . MEMORIES OF RALLIES , THE POWDER PUFF GAME , AND ALL THE SPECTACLE LEADING UP TO THE CHICOPEE GAME At the exchange rally with Chi- copee High the day before the Comp-Chicopee game Comp ' s cheerleaders stomped the spi- der in the vain hope that the football team might be able to do the same. That afternoon the se- nior Powder-Puffers blanked the juniors 12 to 0. The morning of the game, Linda Kalita led the motorcade to Szot Park on her Arabian, Alazizat Astran. 9 CL. cp n i Wsp ?! AND THE SPAGHETTI DINNER AFTERWARDS The Class of 73 carried on a tradition that almost died after its first year when it again sponsored the Annual Spaghetti Dinner after the Comp-Chicopee football game. The dinner proved its merit by bringing in a profit for the class even though Comp lost the game. Seniors Ernie McCool and John Beaudoin, and junior Dave Mc- Kissick were awarded trophies for their outstanding work in the game, and Coach Llodra ' s birth- day was celebrated by presenting him with a cake. For many seniors it will be remembered as a time of class unity, and the enjoyment it brought to all who attended or participated will easily oversha- dow the long hours of hard work it required. 18 It (mu ' CIS u ytffl 0 i fai OF THE MOUSETRAP The Mousetrap by Agatha Chris- tie became the longest running senior class play in the history of Comp in December of 1972. Even though its four performances here can ' t compare with the more than ten years it has been on the stage in London it was the first senior play in four years to make a profit for the class. The play is a murder mys- tery with a psychotic killer as one of eight people snowbound in a secluded boarding house. One of the people is murdered, and no one knows who the murderer is. Miss Green, the director, partially double cast the play to give more people a chance to participate. The cast consisted of Helene Anninos, Ruth Chase, Kevin Delisle, Bonnie Duval, Kathy Martin, Allan Nubile, Carlos Rexach, Ted Tamburro, Stanley Thompson, and Bonnie Wilson, with Linda Hoff as assistant director and Howard Dombeck as stage manager. OF WINTER SNOW CANNED FOODS AND PARTIES AND A NOEL ENCHANTEE The spirit of Christmas was high, for students and faculty collected enough canned foods and money on behalf of the Lodge of Elks to feed about 150 needy families in Chicopee, more than have ever before been helped. Santa Claus made his yearly rounds with his helpers to spread happiness and good will throughout the school. The band, chorus, and madrigal all worked to- gether to help Santa bring across his message of peace and joy at the Christ- mas assembly. Instead of the usual setting of the cafeteria for the Christmas Cotillion, the background was the Corinthian Room at the Schine Inn. Noel Enchan- tee was a product of the junior and se- nior classes, and it was a special cotil- lion for each. It was the first for the ju- niors to plan, and the last for the seniors. 26 LASTLY COME MEMORIES OF ONESELF ALONE IN AN EMPTY G YM OR ALONE WITH ONE OTHER PERSON OF JOYS OF TRAGEDIES OF GOOD TIMES AND NOT SO GOOD OF LIFE 29 1973 Class Advisors Philip C. Airoldi Neil R. Martell As we look back over the past four years we can see how much you, as individuals, have matured. And, by this self-maturation process, you have enabled the class of 1973 to grow. Recognizing the need to function as a group you start- ed the policy of having the candy sale in the unifying sophomore year. We feel that this was an important ele- ment leading to a vigorous class spirit that has maintained itself throughout your years at Comprehensive, and will, hopefully, the rest of your lives. For many of you, merely the mention of the spaghetti dinner will bring back thoughts of working together. Be- cause of your creative spirit a new tradition has been established. Now, as you prepare to leave your high school years behind, we would like to express our thanks to you for allowing us to share your ideas, your emotions, and your ideals. The proper thing now would be to say Good- bye” or Good Luck , but we will refrain because that is commonplace and does not express what we truly feel in our hearts. Philip G. Airoldi Neil R. Martell 34 Cathy Parker — V. President Ted Tamburro — President Ardythe Cille — Secretary Wanda Polasek — Treasurer 35 7d hty r s- £ ffty Qi) 8 £ ? • « © cj Po, A 4rx tf’woo KATHY ALDRICH. Inter-class Play 3; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 4; FTA 3; Pro Merito; NHS; Home Room Rep. 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Medical Ca- reers Club 4. PAUL M. ALLARD. JAMES R. ALLEN. Football 3; Comp Chronicle 3,4, Sports Ed. 3; L ' esprit 1; Pro Merito; NHS: Schools Match Wits 3,4. VELDINA T. ALTENHEIN. Pro Merito; NHS; Medical Careers Club 4. HELENE A. ANNINOS. Powder Puff 4; Chorus 3,4, Mgr. 4; Inter-class Play 3; Senior Class Play; Drama Club 4. ROBERT P. ARNHOLD. JOHN C. BAKER. Drama Club 1,2, 3,4. DENISE M. BALL. MICHELE L. BALL. THOMAS J. BARKER. Football 1,2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Track 2,3, 4 CATHERINE M. BARRETT. MARIE E. BARRETT. Field Hockey 3,4; Powder Puff 3; Color Guard 2; Inter-class Play 2; Cotillion Comm. 3. MICHAEL J. BARROWS. Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Pro Merito; NHS. BRUCE D. BARTHELETTE. BONNIE L. BARUFFALDI. Chorus 1; Medical Careers Club 3,4. MARY JANE BASILONE. Basketball 1; Powder Puff 3; Marching Band 1,2; Concert Band 1,2; Chorus 1; Home Room Rep. 4; Girls ' Athletic Ass. 1; Softball 1,2; Tennis 3,4. ELLEN M. BATCHELOR. Cotillion Comm. 4; FTA 4; Pro Merito; NHS; Medical Careers Club 3,4. LEONARD A. BEAUCHEMIN. JOHN P. BEAUDOIN. Football 3,4; Track 3,4; Basketball 3. DEBRA A. BEAULIEU. Swim Team 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Inter-class Play 2; Prom Comm. 3, Ticket Chair.; Cotil- lion Comm. 3,4; FTA 3; NHS: Class Treas. 3; Home Room Rep. 1,2; Ski Club 1,2; Medical Careers Club 4, Vice-Pres. SANDRA M. BEAULIEU. Business Club 3; Library Aid 3; Ski Club 3. PAMELA J. BECK. Powder Puff 3,4. TERRI A. BEGLEY. Powder Puff 3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Ger- man Club 1 . RONALD J. BENARD. Intramural Football 3. DONALD R. BENOIT. Baseball 1; Hockey 3,4. KATHY ALDRICH E PAUL M. ALLARD JAMES R. ALLEN VELDINA T. ALTENHEIN HELENE A. ANNINOS ROBERT P. ARNHOLD 40 JOHN C. BAKER DENISE M. BALL MICHELE L. BALL GERARD L. BOISSEAU JOAN BOURQUE DAVID BREAULT VICKI L. BUGARIN ALAN H. BOGDANOVICH PAMELA M. BOISVERT DOUGLAS BRASSARD JAMES BLANEY BARBARA A. BLOUT RICHARD BOISSONNEAULT JOSEPH P. BRADY MICHELLE A. BRODEUR SHERRY R. BLANCHETTE LARKY E. BUCHMANN GREGORY R. BREAULT GERARD L. BLANCHARD LAUREL J. BROCKLESBY BARBARA A. BURGER MARLEY K. CANTOR CORLISS A. V J GARY BOUTOT BOUTIN DENNIS M. CARON. LINDA M. CARRIGAN. Powder Puff 3; Inter-class Play 1,2; Home Room Rep. 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3, Vice- Pres. 3; Ski Club 1,2. LOUIS R. CASA. Football 1. RICHARD K. CHAGNON. Football 1,2; Senior Class Play; NHS; Baseball 1,2,34. JOHN CHARETTE. Football 1,2,3; Hockey 2,3,4. RUTH M. CHASE. Senior Class Play; Drama Club 4; Comp Chronicle 3,4; Memini Artist; Pro Merito; NHS; Library Aid 2,3. PAMELA CHECKWICZ. FT A 4; Memini Assistant Ed., Faculty Ed.; Pro Merito; NHS; Home Room Rep. 2,3; Latin Club 4; Majorette 2,3. RONALD CHIMELIS. Chess Team 3,4; Memini Assistant Ed.; Pro Merito; NHS. NANCY A. CHRISTOPHER. Powder Puff 4. HAL R. COONEY. T.V. Club 2,3. DENISE D. COTE. Color Guard 1; Business Club 1; DECA4. EVELYN M. COTE. Powder Puff 3; Marching Band 4; Majorette; Drama Club 3; Prom Comm. 4; Cotillion Comm. 4, Senior Co-Chair., Memini Subscriptions, Ads; Home Room Rep. 4; Ski Club 4; Medical Careers Club 4. LEO D. COTE. Football 1,3. DAVID COURCHESNE. JACQUELINE L. COUTURE. MICHAEL COUTURE. SUSAN COUTURE. Float Comm.2. PATRICIA A. CROTEAU. Powder Puff 3,4; Cheerleading 2,3; Prom Comm. 4; Cotillion Comm. 4; FTA 3,4; Home Ec Club 3; Senior Class Play. JOANNE L. CZAJKOWSKI. Home Ec Club 1,2; Library Aid 2,3; Pep Club 3; Cotillion Comm. 3,4; Memini Staff; Senior Class Play. THERESA CZUCHRA. Cheerleading 2; Color Guard 1; DECA4. ROBERT D. DAIGNEAULT. FRANK R. DALPE. JOHN A. DAME. Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 4; Memini Ads; Pro Merito Treas.; NHS. RONALD P. DANDENEAU. ANNE K. DANIELE. Powder Puff 3; Cotillion Comm. 3; DECA4. ANTHONY J. DANIELE. ESTHER M. DARRIS. RUDOLPH J. DECKER. 44 DENNIS M. CARON LINDA M. CARRIGAN 411 LOUIS R. CASA RICHARD K. CHAGNON JOHN CHARETTE RUTH M. CHASE 4 iEtf ' L PUj V H TXT T DAVID H. DEJORDY. Soccer 1,2; Hockey 2. KEVIN G. DELISLE. Track 2; Cross Country 2; Interclass Play; Senior Class Play; Home Room Rep.; Student Council; Ski Club. DONNA M. DELMONTE. Chorus 3; Inter-class Play 4; Senior Class Play; Prom Comm. 1, Hostess; Cotillion Comm. 3; Home Room Rep. 2. DEBORAH J. DEMERS. Powder Puff 3,4; Senior Class Play; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 3,4; FTA 3,4; Business Club 1; Class Vice-Pres. 2; Home Room Rep. 1, 4; Student Council 1, Executive Board. DAVID R. DESCOTEAUX. JEAN C. DESCOTEAUX. Comp Chronicle 4. JUDY A. DESGRES. DOREEN DESROCHERS. Swim Team 2; Field Hockey 3, 4, Capt. 4; Powder Puff 3; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 4; Memini Ads; NHS. THOMAS P. DESROCHERS. VINCENT J. DESROCHERS. Prom Comm. 3; Cotillion Comm. 4, Publicity Chair., Tickets Chair. RICHARD J.DEZIEL. KIM E. DOLPHIN. Color Guard 1; Chorus 1; DECA4. HOWARD P. DOMBECK. Football 1; Senior Class Play; T.V. Club 2,3,4; Baseball 2. JOSEPH W. DONAHUE. MATTHEW F. DOUGHERTY. Chorus. VICTORIA L. DOUGHERTY. Chorus 1,2,3,4. GERALD DOWNIE. MARIE L. DUBIN. Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2,3, Sec. 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Inter-class Play 2; Senior Class Play; Memini Photographer. DIANE L. DUBOIS. Swim Team 1; Powder Puff 3,4; Cheerleading 2,3; Chorus 1 ; Softball 1,3,4. LINDA A. DUCLOS. Powder Puff 4; Cheerleading 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Math Club 2,3,4; Pro Merito; NHS; Student Council 1. DAVID W. DUGRE. DAVID DUMAIS. Track 1,2. DONNA L. DUNNE. DECA 4. ANDRE T. DUVAL. BONNIE I. DUVAL. Powder Puff 3,4; Chorus 2; Inter- class Play 3; Senior Class Play; Drama Club 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 3; FTA 3; Home Room Rep. 2,3. CAROL A. DUVAL. CHRISTINE D. DUVAL. LAURIE L. DYKES. Pep Club 3; Library Aid 2,3. ,1 DAVID H. DEJORDY DEBORAH J. DEMERS KEVIN G. DELISLE DAVID R. DESCOTEAUX DONNA M. DELMONTE JEAN C. DESCOTEAUX 46 JUDY A. DESGRES DOREEN DESROCHERS THOMAS P. DESROCHERS DIANE L. DUBOIS ANDRE T. DUVAL JOSEPH W. DONAHUE CAROL A. DUVAL LAURIE L. DYKES IATTHEWF. DOUGHERTY LINDA A. DUCLOS RICHARD J. DEZIEL VICTORIA L. DOUGHERTY HOWARD P. DOMBECK KIM E. DOLPHIN MARIE L. DUBIN GERALD DOWNIE DAVID DUMAIS DONNA L. DUNNE INCENTJ. DESROCHERS DAVID W. DUGRE BONNIE I. DUVAL CHRISTINE D. DUVAL JOHN E. DZIZA. Football 3; Hockey 2. JOANN EMMONS. JOHN L. ERICKSON. JOSEPH W. FAGAN. SYLVIA A. FALCON. Powder Puff 3,4; FT A 4; NHS; Medical Careers Club 4; Art Club 3, Sec. ROBERT FARIAS. GEORGE M. FENELEY. Soccer 1; Track 3. MARIE T. FERGUSON. Field Hockey 3,4; Powder Puff 4; Inter-class Play 2; Student Council 3, Sec.; Ski Club 1,4. DAVID FERNANDES. Swim Team 1,2, 3, 4, Capt. 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Spanish Club 1 . STEVEN W. FERREIRA. SANDRA M. FIMBEL. Senior Class Play; Drama Club 4; Cotillion Comm. 4. LYNN C. FLEURY. Library Aid 4. JOSEPH W. FOLTA. Chess Team 3; Math Club 2,3,4. DAVID M. FONTAINE. THOMAS M. FONTAINE. Hockey 1,2, 3, 4. STEVEN E. FORGETTE. DEBORAH J. FOSHEY. L ' esprit 3; Pro Merito; NHS; Lat- in Club 3, Sec. WAYNE W. FRIEDRICH. Soccer 1,2,3; Swim Team 2. JANET GAGNE. DEBORAH GAGNON. Senior Class Play; Cotillion Comm. 4; Home Room Rep. 4. ERNEST R. GAGNON. PAULINE GAGNON. Medical Careers Club 1. PAUL GALLANT. LINDA D. GATES. Marching Band; Color Guard; Con- cert Band. LAURIE A. GELINA. DANIEL L.GENDRON. JOHN E. DZIZA JOANN EMMONS JOHN L. ERICKSON JOSEPH W. FAGAN SYLVIA A. FALCON ROBERT FARIAS GEORGE M. FENELEY MARIE T. FERGUSON DAVID FERNANDES SANDRA M. FIMBEL STEVEN W. FERREIRA JOSEPH W. FOLTA LYNN C. FLEURY LINDA D. GATES JANET GAGNE THOMAS M. FONTAINE STEVEN E. FORGETTE DEBORAH J. FOSHEY WAYNE W. FRIEDRICH ERNEST R. GAGNON PAUL GALLANT PAULINE GAGNON LAURIE A. GELINA DANIEL L. GENDRON CARY CEOFFROY. Soccer 1,2,3; Student Council 3; DECA 4;, Vice-Pres. ANNETTE GEORGE. LAMAR R. GERVER. CFiess Team 4; German Club 4. FRANCIS A. GETTO. Football 1; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotil- lion Comm. 4; Memini Sports Ed.; Baseball 1,2,3. ALAN B. GIBBS. Inter-class Play 3; Drama Club 2; Flome Room Rep. 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; T.V. Club 2. LYNN C. GIBBS. Home Ec Club 1. THOMAS A. GIGUERE. Football 2,3. ARDYTHE E. GILLE. Powder Puff 3,4; Senior Class Play; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 4; FTA 3,4; Comp Chronicle 3, Ad. Mgr.; Class Treas. 4; Home Room Rep. 3; Tennis; Spaghetti Dinner. JUDITH M. GILMARTIN. Basketball 2; Business Club 1; Softball 1 . CHARLES N. GLIMENAKIS. Football 3; Soccer 1. VANESSA L. GLOVER. Black Culture 3. KATHLEEN A. GOFF. Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 4; FTA 3,4, Treas. 3,4; Memini Staff; Pro Merito; NHS; Home Room Rep. 1; Student Council 4, Sec.; Medical Careers Club 3,4; Spaghetti Dinner 3. MARK K. GORMAN. Soccer 1; Hockey 1,2, 3, 4. DAVID J. GRADY. CHARMAINE R. GRIFFIN. Swim Team 1; Powder Puff 3, 4; Cheerleading 2,3; Home Room Rep. 1 . MONICA A. GRIFFIN. Business Club 1. PAMELA R. GUILLETTE. Chorus 1; Senior Cl ass Play; Medical Careers Club 3,4. BETTE JO HACKNEY. Color Guard 2; Drama Club 2; Home Ec Club 1,2; Home Room Rep. 2; Float Comm. 2. LAUREL I. HAJEK. Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Softball 1,2. TERRY HANSON. Baseball 3. CLARE HARRINGTON. Cotillion Comm. 4; Home Ec Club 2; Memini Staff; Medical Careers Club 3,4, Sec. CHERYL D. HARRIS. Color Guard 1; Black Culture 3,4. VICTORIA A. HENRY. Chorus 1,2,3; Library Aid 2. DANIEL A. HEVEY. WILLIAM HICKSON. DECA 4. 50 GARYGEOFFROY FRANCIS A. GETTO ' J THOMAS A. GIGUERE CHARLES N. GLIMENAKIS MARK K. GORMAN ANNETTE GEORGE ALAN B. GIBBS RU ARDYTHE E. GILLE VANESSA L. GLOVER DAVID J. GRADY LAMAR R. GERVER LYNN C. GIBBS JUDITH M. GILMARTIN i KATHLEEN A. GOFF CHARMAINE R. GRIFFIN OJLcdu V - CJQGi TERRY HANSON LAUREL I. HAJEC BETTE JO HACKNEY PAMELA R. GUILLETTE MONICA A. GRIFFIN DANIEL A. HEVEY WILLIAM HICKSON CHERYL D. HARRIS VICTORIA A. HENRY CLARE HARRINGTON LINDA L. HOFF. CFiorus 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 2; Inter-class Play 1,2,3; Senior Class Play; Thespian Society 1,2; Dra- ma Club 1,2, 3,4; NHS; Home Room Rep. 2; Medical Careers Club 3,4. MICHAEL P. HOGAN. CHERYL A. HOLMES. MARIA S. HOMATOPOULOS. KATHLEEN A. HOOP. Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Inter-class Play 2; Cotillion Comm. 3; Home Ec Club 2; Pro Merito; NHS; Home Room Rep. 2,3; Medical Careers Club 4. MARIE L. HOOPER. Swim Team 1,4; Home Ec Club 1; Student Council 1,3. DEBRA L. HORTIE. Home Ec Club 1,2; Medical Careers Club 3,4. WILLIAM HOWE. AMY C. HUFFMAN. Marching Band 4; Concert Band 4. BARRY F. HUNT. Chess Team 3,4, Pres. 4; Pro Merito; NHS. KATHLEEN HURLEY. CAROLYN J. HUTCHESON. Powder Puff 3,4; Cheer- leading 2,3,4; Softball 1 . STANLEY IWANICKI. Soccer 1,2,3. ROBERT T. JABLONSKI. Football 1; Basketball 1. WILLIAM E. JANOCHA. Chess Team. MARKC. JARRETT. MICHAEL P. JARRETT. Inter-class Play 1. DAVID R. JODOIN. Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1; Base- ball 2,3,4. KIMBERLY R. JONES. Powder Puff 3. LYNDAMARIE JONES. Art Club 1,2,3, 4. VIVIAN R. JONES. Chorus 3. DEBRA C.JOYAL. GERALD R. JOYAL. Football 4. MICHAEL E. KAEBLE. Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,4; Intra- mural Basketball 2,3,4. LINDA KALITA. MARIA S. HOMATOPOULOS MICHAEL P. HOGAN KATHLEEN A. HOOP WILLIAM HOWE LINDA L. HOFF DEBRA L. HORTIE MARIE L. HOOPER CHERYL A. HOLMES AMY C. HUFFMAN SUSAN C. KARCZ. PATRICIA J. KAWALEC SARA J. KENDALL SUSAN C. KARCZ PATRICIA J. KAWALEC SARA], KENDALL FREDERICK H. KLEIN CHERYL KLEINDIENST. Powder Puff 3,4 LESLIE E. KLEWIN. Field Hockey 3,4; Debate Team 4; L ' esprit 4; Pro Merito; NHS; Political Science Club 2, Treas.; French Club 3,4. ANN M. KLOFAS. Swim Team 3; Drama Club 2; Home Ec Club 2; Comp Chronicle 3; NHS. NOREEN J. KLOFAS. Field Hockey 3,4; Powder Puff 4; Drama Club 2; Prom Comm. 4; Cotillion Comm. 4 Home Room Rep. 1,2; Student Council 2. JANICE KOERBER. Marching Band 2,3; Concert Band 2, 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4. CHERYL KLEINDIENST FREDERICK H. KLEIN LESLIE E. KLEWIN JOYCE KOERBER. Marching Band 2,3; Concert Band 2, 3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Class Play; Cotillion Comm. 4. STEPHEN KOLEK. Debate Team 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Math Club 3,4; Pro Merito; NHS; Student Council 1 . MICHAEL KONIECZNY STANLEY J. KOZIK. Soccer 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1 CYNTHIA A. KOZIOL ALAN H. KRAEFT. Soccer 1,2,3. KEVIN J. KRAS. BONNY KRATZER ALFRED KUBETIN.DECA 4. THOMAS KULIG. Soccer 3,4; Track 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, DIANE L. LABELLE KENNETH R. LABONTE DANIEL J. LABRIE RAE ANN LABRIE. Cotillion Comm. 4; Home Room Rep. 2; Medical Careers Club 4, Pres. LAWRENCE LACOSTE. Football 1,2,3, Mgr. DONALD LAFLAMME. KEVIN LAFLAMME. Track 2. ROBERT R. LAFLECHE. Intramural Football 3,4; Intra mural Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. MICHAEL LAFLEUR. Football 1; Soccer 2,3,4; Track 3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Art Club 3. MARY LAMICA. THOMAS A. LANDRY. Track 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2,3, 4, Capt. 4. STEPHEN LANG. TIMOTHY J. LANGLOIS. SUSAN M. LAPOINTE. Cheerleading 2,3,4. DAWN A. LARDER. Cheerleading 2,3, Capt. 3; Inter- class Play 2,4; Senior Class Play; Drama Club 1,2; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 4; Library Aid 2; Spaghetti Dinner 3,4. DAVID B. LAROCHE. Football 1. GERALD LAROSE. RAYMOND J. LARSON. RICHARD R. LATOUR. Football 1; Inter-class Play 1,2,3; Prom Comm. 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. EDWARD L. LAUDERMILK. Soccer 2. BARBARA A. LAVERTY. Home Ec Club 1,2; Library Aid 3; Medical Careers Club 3. MARC LAVOIE. Track 1,2,3. PAUL S. LAWRENCE. Basketball 3,4; Black Culture 3,4. BRIAN J. LEBEL. Soccer 1,2; Hockey 2,3,4. NORMAND P. LEBLANC. Ski Team 1,2; Prom Comm. 3, Chair.; Home Room Rep. 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2; Spaghetti Dinner 3,4, Chair. DIANE LEBLOND. Field Hockey 3; Powder Puff 3; Inter- class Play 2; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 3,4; FTA 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Memini Ad. Ed.; NHS; Class Sec. 2; Ski Club 1,2,3. DENISE L. LEGERE. LINDA R. LEJA. CHRISTINE A. LENGIEZA. Powder Puff 3,4; Home Room Rep. 2. JUDITH M. LEPKOWSKI. Inter-class Play 2; Senior Class Play; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 4; FTA 3; Home Ec Club 1; Memini Staff; Pro Merito Sec.; NHS; Student Council 2; Medical Careers Club 4, Treas. ALAN C.LESIEGE. Soccer 1,2. DIANE LESIEUR. Chess Team 4; Library Aid 2,3. PAUL T. LESIEUR. Football 1,2,3; Prom Comm. 3; Home Room Rep. 1 . FAITH E. LESTER. Chorus 3,4; DECA 4. AVISS. LINGLEY. DAVID J. LONG. MICHAEL LAFLEUR MARY LAMICA r ri w i A STEPHEN LANG V A -1 TIMOTHY J. LANGLOIS far ( 1 rv. y ' m v 1 s i j ♦ THOMAS A. LANDRY ' — I W SUSAN M. LAPOINTE J, ,A V .{ 56 GERALD LAROSE DAVID B. LAROCHE DAWN A. LARDER EDWARD L. LAUDERMILK BRIAN J. LEBEL DAVID). LONG PAUL S. LAWRENCE DENISE L. LEGERE ALAN C. LESIEGE AVISS. LINGLEV LINDA R. LEJA DIANE LESIEUR CHRISTINE A. LENGIEZA JUDITH M. LEPKOWSKI FAITH E. LESTER BARBARA A. LAVERTY I MARC LAVOIE NORMAND P. LEBLANC DIANE LEBLOND RAYMOND). LARSON RICHARD R. LATOUR KATHLEEN F. LONG. ROSE M. LONG. MICHELE R. LURO. Softball 1; Swim Team 1,2, 3,4, Capt. 1, Co-Capt. 2,3; Marching Band 1,2,3; Concert Band 1,2, 3; Inter-class Play 3; Senior Class Play; Prom Comm. 3; Spanish Club 2. CAROLINE A. LUSSIER. Powder Puff 3; Prom Comm. 3, Co-Chair., Cotillion Comm. 4; Home Ec Club 2,3; Memini Staff; Home Room Rep. 3,4. KATHLEEN M. LYNCH. MICHAEL A. LYNCH. KATHLEEN A. MAES. Pep Club 3, Pres.; Inter-class Play 2; Senior Class Play; Drama Club 2; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 3; FTA 3,4, Sec. 4; Memini Staff; NHS; Home Room Rep. 3; Student Council 3. GERARD ). MARCHAND. Track 4; Chess Team 4, Vice- Pres.; NHS. PATRICIA E. MARDEUSZ. Pep Club 3; Chorus 1; FTA 3, 4; Home Ec Club 2; Memini Staff; Pro Merito; NHS; Latin Club 4; Madrigal 1 . MARGARET A. MARION. Swim Team 1,2,3; Powder Puff 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; FTA 3,4; Student Council 4. KATHLEEN MARTIN. Powder Puff 4; Senior Class Play; Drama Club 3,4; Memini Staff. SHEILA MARTINEAU. Chorus 1,2,3; Library Aid 1,2. LYNN D. MASON. Pep Club 3. ERNEST J. MATHIEU. Intramural Football 3. PAMELA A. MATTSON. DECA 4. ERNEST W. MCCOOL. Football 1,2„3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4. BARBARA A. MCKINSTRY. Pep Club 3; FTA 4; Home Ec Club; Memini Staff. MICHAEL MCNAMARA. Soccer 1,2,3; Track 1. PAMELA MEDREK. Home Ec Club 1 . ANTHONY J. MELKUNAS. SUSAN C. MENARD. Basketball 2; Swim Team 2; Field Hockey 3,4; Powder Puff 3,4; Inter-class Play 1; Prom Comm. 3,4; FTA 3; Student Council 4, Pres.; Medical Careers Club 3. ARMAND F. MERCIER. DIANE C. MESSIER. Medical Careers Club 3,4. DOROTHY L. MICHON. Chorus 1,2,3; Inter-class Play 1; Drama Club 1,2,3, 4, Treas. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Cotil- lion Comm. 3; Home Room Rep. 1,2; Student Council 1 , 2 . JAMES W. MIKA. CAROL A. MIKOLAJCIK. Pep Club 3; FTA 3,4, Vice- Pres. 4, Home Ec Club 2; Memini Staff. MICHELE E. MILES. Powder Puff; Pep Club; Library Aid; Black Culture; Student Rep. to School Comm. ROBERTA A. MONTGOMERY. Cotillion Comm. 3; Home Ec Club 2; DECA 4. KATHLEEN F. LONG CAROLINE A. LUSSIER ROSEM. LONG KATHLEEN M. LYNCH MICHELE R. LURO MICHAEL A. LYNCH KATHLEEN A. MAES GERARD J. MARCHAND PATRICIA E. MARDEUSZ LYNN D. MASON ERNEST J. MATHIEU SHEILA MARTINEAU MARGARET A. MARION KATHLEEN MARTIN PAMELA MEDREK PAMELA A. MATTSON ERNEST W. MCCOOL BARBARA A. MCKINSTRY MICHAEL MCNAMARA DOROTHY L. MICHON ARMAND F. MERCIER DIANE C. MESSIER ANTHONY J. MELKUNAS SUSAN C. MENARD CAROL A. MIKOLAJCIK JAMES W. MIKA ROBERTA A. MONTGOMERY MICHELE E. MILES ROBERT MOORE. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 4; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Inter-class Play 3,4; Senior Class Play; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 4. JOHN H. MORAN. Debate Team 4; Math Club 2,3,4; Comp Chronicle 3; Memini Co-Ed.; Pro Merito; NHS; Schools Match Wits 3,4, Capt. KAREN L. MUELLER. Basketball 3; Pep Club 3; Chorus 2, 3,4; FTA; Library Aid. JOHN J. MURAWSKI. Swim Team 1,2; Chess Team 1,2; German Club 1,2. STEPHEN P. MURPHY. Football 2; Soccer 1; Chorus 1; NHS; Medical Careers Club 4. ALLAN NUBILE. Soccer 1,2; Inter-class Play 3,4; Senior Class Play; Thespian Society 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Prom Comm. 3,4. JANET NUBILE. Home Room Rep. 1. DENNIS J. OBRIEN. SHEILA A. OCONNELL. Powder Puff 3; Inter-class Play 3,4; Senior Class Play; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 3,4; Home Ec Club 2; Comp Chronicle 2,3; Memini Staff; Library Aid 2,3; Home Room Rep. 4. DENNISJ. OSTER. SHELLEY PALMER. Basketball 2,4; Field Hockey 3,4, Co- Capt. 3; Powder Puff 3,4; Pep Club 1; Color Guard 2,3, 4; Library Aid 2,3; Black Culture 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4. JOHN W. PANAGOTOPULOS. Marching Band 1,2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1,2, 3, 4. GERALD A. PAQUETTE. LAURA A. PAQUETTE. Chess Team 1. ROLAND E. PAQUETTE. CATHERINE M. PARKER. Powder Puff 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Library Aid 2; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Spaghetti Dinner 3,4. MICHAEL PARMELEE. DOUGLAS A. PARMENTIER. Marching Band 2; Concert Band 2. GENEVIEVE PARROTTE. Field Hockey 3,4; L ' esprit 4; French Club 4. MARGARET R. PAUL. DONALD PEERY. Soccer 1,2. KENNETH PERRIER. DANA A. PICARD. Football 2; Inter-class Play 1,3; Golf 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . GLENN R. PITTSINGER. Ski Club 2; DECA 4. WANDA N. POLASEK. Powder Puff 4; Prom Comm. 4; FTA 3; Class Sec. 4. MARCEL J. POULIOT. DENNISJ. O ' BRIEN SHELLY PALMER GERALD A. PAQUETTE ALLAN NUBILE SHEILA A. O ' CONNELL JOHN J. MURAWSKI JANET NUBILE DENNIS J. OSTER JOHN W. PANAGOTOPULOS JOHN H. MORAN ROBERT MOORE KAREN L. MUELLER o . 1 u S } a ua- % LAURA A. PAQUETTE ROLAND E. PAQUETTE CATHERINE M. PARKER GENEVIEVE PARROTTE MARGARET R. PAUL MICHAEL PARMELEE DOUGLAS A. PARMENTIER DANA A. PICARD DONALD PEERY KENNETH PERRIER MARCEL J. POULIOT WANDA N. POLASEK GLENN R. PITTSINGER HARRY E. PRAY. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,4; Inter-class Play 3,4; Prom Comm. 3,4. TIMOTHY E. PRICE. Soccer 1,2; Hockey 2; Memini Photographer. KATHRYN A. PROULX. Prom Comm. 4; Menini Senior Ed.; Pro Merito Pres.; NHS; Student Council 2; Medical Careers Club 3,4. MARGARET M. PROULX. Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 4; FTA 3,4; Menini Staff; NHS; Home Room Rep. 3; Student Council 4; Medical Careers Club 3,4. ROLAND G. PROVOST. Soccer 1,2; DECA 4. JANET A. PRUITTE. Powder Puff 4; Prom Comm. 3; Li- brary Aid 1,2. MARLENE A. QUESNEL. Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 3; Home Ec Club 1,2, Sec. 1; Library Aid 1,2,3; Home Room Rep. 1,2,3. TIMOTHY P. RABBITT. Pro Merito; NHS. JODY L. RAINEY. SANDRA K. REEDER. Chorus 4. LAWRENCE M.RENALDI. BRENDA A. RHODES. Powder Puff 4; Home Ec Club 1; DECA 4, Pres. JOHN E. RHODES. DECA 4. JANET L. RICHARDS. Medical Careers Club 4. PAMELA J. RICHARDS. Drama Club 3,4; Pro-Merito; NHS; Library Aid 3. ANN M. RIDER. DECA 4. JOHN A. RIENDEAU. Student Council 3. RICHARD RIGALI. Ski Club 2. CATHERINE M. RILEY. Home Ec Ciub 1,2; NHS; Home Room Rep. 2. SUSAN M. RIVEST. Inter-class Play 2; Prom Comm. 3; Cotillion Comm. 4; Comp Chronicle 3, Ed. in Chief; L ' esprit 1,2; Memini Staff; Pro Merito; NHS; Class Vice- Pres. 3; Home Room Rep. 1,2; Student Council 1,2; French Club 1; Tennis 1 . GARY A. ROBERT. Marching Band 2,3,4; Concert Band 2,3,4. JUDITH A. ROBERTS. Pro Merito; NHS. FRANK ROBITAILLE. Football 1; Soccer 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Pro Merito; NHS. JOSEPH F. ROBITAILLE. Football 1; Soccer 2,3,4, Co- Capt.; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, Capt.; Pro Merito; NHS. DAVID N. ROCH. Baseball 1. SANDRA K. REEDER JOHN E. RHODES ROLAND G. PROVOST TIMOTHY P. RABBITT LAWRENCE M. RENALDI JANET A. PRUITTE JODY L. RAINEY BRENDA A. RHODES MARGARET M. PROULX MARLENE A. QUESNEL TIMOTHY E. PRICE JANET L. RICHARDS KATHRYN A. PROULX PAMELA J. RICHARDS HARRY E. PRAY HOPE A. ROSENDALE. BARBARA J. ROY. Art Club 3, Treas. MARGUERITE ROY. Senior Class Play; Prom Comm. 4; Home Ec Club 2,4. SHARON L. ROY. Powder Puff 3,4; Prom Comm. 4; Co- tillion Comm. 4; Office Clerk 4. JONATHAN R. RUCKMAN. DEBORAH G. RUIZ. Medical Careers Club 4. KERRY G. RUIZ. Basketball. VIVIAN A. RUIZ. Pep Club 1,3; Chorus 2,3,4; NHS; Home Room Rep. 4; Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 1; Spa- ghetti Dinner 4. STEVEN R. RUSSELL. Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Memini Photographer; Pro Merito; NHS. DIANE C. RUTKOWSKI. Swim Team; Color Guard; Li- brary Aid. ROBERT J. SAGAN. MARC S. ST. GEORGE. Inter-class Play 1,3; Home Room Rep. 2,4. WILLIAM F. ST. GERMAIN. Medical Careers Club 2,3. GARY R. SANTERRE. ROBERT M. SAWA. Soccer 3; Chess Team 2,3; NHS. GARY SCHNEIDER. DIANNE M. SHAKAS. Business Club 2. ELIZABETH A.SICARD. DENISE SIMARD. Cheerleading 2,3,4; Prom Comm. 4; Cotillion Comm. 4; NHS; Office Clerk 3,4. PATRICIA J. SIMMONS. SCOTT R. SIMONS. DECA 4. JON T. SLENZAK. Football 1,2; T.V. Club 2. BELINDA A. SMITH. Comp Chronicle 4; Home Room Rep. 3; Medical Careers Club 3. DANIEL L. SMITH. DARRYL M. SMITH. Swim Team 2; Ski Club 1,3. HOPE A. ROSENDALE SHARON L. ROY KERRY G. RUIZ DEBORAH G. RUIZ MARGUERITE ROY JONATHAN R. RUCKMAN VIVIAN A. RUIZ STEVEN R. RUSSELL BARBARA J. ROY 64 ROBERT J. SAGAN GARY R. SANTERRE DIANE C. RUTKOWSKI WILLIAM F. ST. GERMAIN MARCS. ST. GEORGE DENISE SIMARD GARY SCHNEIDER DIANNE M.SHAKAS ELIZABETH A. SICARD ROBERT M.SAWA PATRICIA J. SIMMONS SCOTT R. SIMONS JON T. SLENZAK BELINDA A. SMITH DANIEL L. SMITH DARRYL M. SMITH DEBORAH D. SMITH. Home Ec Club 2. GLENN A. SMITH. STEVEN E. SMOLEN. Pro Merito; NHS. SANDRA A. SOLTYS. Home Ec Club 1,2; Medical Ca- reers Club 4. KAREN SPILLANE. Home Ec Club 1; DECA 4. CYNTHIA A. STANLEY. Chorus 1,3,4; Cotillion Comm. 3; Pro Merito; NHS. ALAN M. STANWICK. Football 1,2,3; NHS; Tennis 1,2,3, 4. CYNTHIA STASZKO. Swim Team 3; Senior Class Play; FTA; Home Room Rep. 4; Student Council 2,4; Softball 1 , 2 . DEBORAH L. STEBBINS. Inter-class Play 2; Senior Class Play; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 4; FTA 3; Home Ec Club 1,2, Sec.; Memini Subscription Ed.; NHS; Home Room Rep.; Student Council 1; Ski Club 1,2,3; Medical Careers Club 3,4. ROBIN S. STEWART. Ski Club 1,2. CONSTANCE A. STICH. DAVID W. STOKOWSKI. Track 1; Marching Band 2,3,4; Swing Band 4; Concert Band 2,3,4. TERI G. STOUFFER. Pro Merito; NHS. CHERYL A. STRANI. Senior Class Play; Cotillion Comm. 4; Memini Staff. DEBORAH L.STREIT. JOANNE SUCH. Inter-class Play 1,2, 3,4; Prom Comm. 3; Math Club 2,3; Comp Chronicle 3, Mng. Ed.; Memini Co-Ed.; Pro Merito; NHS; Library Aid 2; Home Room Rep. 2,3,4; Latin Club 4; Spaghetti Dinner 4. KATHLEEN L. SULLIVAN. Swim Team 1,2,3, Co-Capt. 3; Powder Puff 4; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 4; Memini Staff; Student Council 4, Sec.; Ski Club 1,4; Softball 1,2; Tennis 4; Spaghetti Dinner 3. DAVID C.SWIST. RICHARD SZATOWSKI. Soccer 1,2; NHS. CHERYL M. SZLACHETKA. Chorus 2; Home Ec Club 2. THEODORE TAMBURRO. Football 1; Cross Country 2; Intramural Basketball 2,3,4; Inter-class Play 2,3; Senior Class Play; Math Club 2,3,4; Pro Merito; NHS; Class Pres. 3,4; German Club 1,2; Baseball 3; Golf 1,2. MARC V. THERRIEN. Swim Team 2,3,4; Pro Merito; NHS. STANLEY THOMPSON. Marching Band 1,2,3, 4; Concert Band 1,2,3, 4; Senior Class Play; Drama Club 3,4, Pres.; Black Culture. DONALD B. THORPE. DAVID TISDELL. KATHLEEN M. TODD. DALE T. TOPOR. Powder Puff 4; Pep Club 3, Treas.; In- ter-class Play 2; Prom Comm. 3,4; Cotillion Comm. 4; FTA; Home Ec Club 1; Memini Staff; Class Treas. 2; Stu- dent Council 1,2. DEBORAH D. SMITH GLENN A. SMITH STEVEN E. SMOLEN SANDRA A. SOLTYS KAREN SPILLANE CYNTHIA A. STANLEY ■ ■ CHERYL A. STRANI STANLEY THOMPSON DONALD B. THORPE ALAN M.STANWICK TERI G. STOUFFER DEBORAH L. STEBBINS THEODORE TAMBURRO KATHLEEN L. SULLIVAN MARC V.THERRIEN DALE T. TOPOR I DAVID C.SWIST CYNTHIA A. STASZKO DEBORAH L.STREIT CHERYL M. SZLACHETKA JOANNE SUCH KATHLEEN M. TODD DAVID W. STOKOWSKI DAVID TISDELL W CONSTANCE A. STICH ROBIN E. TOUGAS. Soccer 1,2; NHS; Art Club 2,3; In- tramural Football 3. KATHLEEN M. TREMBLEY. Powder Puff; Chorus 1,2,3; Senior Class Play; Drama Club 1; Memini Staff; Tennis 4. KATHLEEN E. TROWSDALE. Color Guard 2,3; Cotillion Comm. 4; Home Ec Club 2; Library Aid 2. WAYNE J. TRZECIAK. Intramural Football 3; Soccer 1; Hockey 1,2. RICHARD E. TURNER. Track 2; Cross Country 3; Library Aid 3; German Club 2. ROBERT F.VALCOURT. WILLIAM S. VALENTINE. Football 2; Track 4; Swim Team 4. DOUGLAS A. VALLEY. BRUCE F. VANDERLICK. Home Room Rep. 1; Ski Club 1 . DIANE VANDERWALKER. Powder Puff 3,4; Cheerlead- ing 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Pro Merito; NHS; Home Room Rep. 1,3. PAUL N.VEILLETTE. Track 1. DONNA M. VEITH. Basketball 2; Swim Team 1,2,3, 4. STEVE D.WAECHTER. ROBERT C. WARD. Chess Team; NHS; Medical Careers Club 4. LORNA R. WATTS. Drama Club 1. JANICE M. WENCEL. Swim Team 2; Memini Staff; NHS; Library Aid 2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3,4, Vice- Pres. DIANE M. WENNINGER. Pro Merito; NHS. DAWAIN M. WHEATLEY. Soccer 4; Track 3,4; NHS. KIM M. WHITTAKER. Basketball 1,2; Powder Puff 3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Pro Merito; NHS; Softball 1,2,4. JOANNE WILKINS. STEVEN WILLEY. Football 1; Track 1,2,3. BONNIE M. WILSON. Basketball 3,4; Field Hockey 3; Cheerleading 2; Chorus 2; Inter-class Play 1; Senior Class Play; Thespian Society 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4. KEITH D. WITHERS. Student Council 3; Ski Club 1,2; DECA4. THOMAS WOJNAROWSKI. RICHARD E. WOJTOWICZ. Comp Chronicle 3. MARTHA E. WOLCOTT. Swim Team 1; Field Hockey 3, 4; Political Science Club 3. ALBERT WOSZCZYNA. RANDY E. WRIGHT. Soccer 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Hockey 1 , 2 . ROBIN E. TOUGAS KATHLEEN M. TREMBLEY KATHLEEN E. TROWSDALE WAYNE J. TRZECIAK RICHARD E. TURNER ROBERT F.VALCOURT WILLIAM R. ASTIN STEVEN BARRETT LEONARD BEAULIEU PAULG. BENSON SYLVIE BREAULT DAVID H. BRUEGGER GARY CARPENTER ROLAND CHAGNON JACK W. COLEMAN JAMES R. COLEMAN FRANCES CORRIVEAU RICK M. COSENTINO JAMES COURTNEY JOHN M. DANIELSON MITCHELL DARRIS CRAIG A. DAVIGNON JOSEPH DEADY ALAN C. DEAN WILLIAM A. DEAN KENNETH DESAUTELS ROBERT DESROCHES CAROL A. DOUGHERTY GARYS. FAUTEUX RICHARD A. FERUS JOHN R. FLYNN BETTINAC. FOLDEN DWAYNE FUGGS DONALD GALLUP MICHAEL GALUSZKA SUSAN E. GEER STEPHEN R. GIRARD MICHAEL GODEK KEITH T. GOODWIN MICHAEL O ' CONNOR ROGER A. GRIMSHAW MATTHEW S. O ' NEILL CHARLES W. HALL ALAN J. OVERGAARD JAMES M. HANK JAMES PETERS MARK J. HAYDEN BILLIE L. PICKETT RICHARD F. HAYDEN PAULR. PIQUETTE EFFRAIN F. HERNANDEZ RICHARD C.POITRAS DOUGLAS J. HOPEWELL ROBERT POTVIN DONALD J. HOWELL LAWRENCE PRIVE MATTHEW S. HUMPHREY CARLOS REXACH ROXANNE IRION LUC Y. RHEAUME JAMES D.JERZYK JOHN A. RIBEIRO THOMAS JOHNSON JOHN J. RIVARD KIMBERLY C. JOYNER ROBERT RIVET ANDREW KOWAL CONSTANCE ROBERTS DAVID M. KOWAL MICHAEL A. RUNKLE WALDEMAR J. KOWAL GAIL A. RUSSO ALLAN LABONBARD WALTER W. RUSTIC ARTHUR LAFLAMME EDWARD J.SKULKITIS PHILIP H. LAFLEUR LAWRENCE J.SLIWA RAYMOND J. LAFRINERE ANTHONY SMIGIEL KENNETH LAPIERRE ALLEND. SPERRY GLENN R. LARSON GEORGE M. SULLIVAN OVILA L. LAUZIER RICCI L. TOMASSETTI STEVEN LAVELLE MICHAEL T. TOUCHETTE HAROLD LIPSMEYER RONALD TURGEON JAMES R. LORANGER KENNETH VALEGO LESLIES. MCCRAY PETER R. VIENS JOHN J. METTEY ELIZABETH WATSON MICHAEL S. MONTEMAGNI RONNIE WEGRZYN DAVID W. MORRIS PAULR. WILK JACQUELINE MORROW DAVIDT. ZOMBIK mi n un hi JP ' 11 ' JBMBl ‘ITH % mm 71 JAMES R. COLEMAN FRANCES CORRIVEAU RICK M. COSENTINO The list on the previous page is of those seniors who either did not have their pictures taken or returned their proofs late. The pictures on these two pages are of those senior! who finally did return their proofs. ROGER A. GRIMSHAW CAROL A. DOUGHERTY SUSAN E. GEER t STEPHEN R. GIRARD MICHAEL GODEK JUNIORS Car Prom-no prom What am I likei Outside world Jobs Early senioritis Homerooms in trade PS AT -SAT Upperclassmen , finally Steadies Sophs are so small this year One year to go after this Skipping class in June Laughter Magazine drive School spirit Richard Piela — President me r Rick Tetrault — V. President Lynn Provost — Secretary Linda Parlengas — Treasurer 81 SOPHOMORES Comp-big outside-bigger inside How do I get to 322? Take what elevator? I can see myself in my ring Punky frosh Run the Chronicle Really class now — officers Apathetic I love you Independent Almost can shave I ' ve got to be in Wow! Look at that girl! Candy out of our ears Seniors aren ' t so big What electives? Gym clothes Seniors have it easy Where ' s my locker? Too crowded Rusty Picard — V. President Sue Zalewa — President Mary Parker — Treasurer Debbi Hero ux — Secretary FRESHMEN Canned Food Drive Big time now Where ' s the office ? Nervous Frightened Self-conscious Work Books Homework , homework , homework Responsibility Growth I ' m so grown up No time now I do too know words of school song Think? When I ' m a sophomore Memorizing locker combinations Bus cards Lunchtime — mid morning snack! Annex — like grade school , but older CHAAK-SHACK When ' s recess? Wish I was at Comp Why do they laugh at frosh? Confusion administration DR. GEORGE E. MEMBRINO Superintendent 100 SOPHIE J. CHMURA Assistant Superintendent WILLIAM MIELKE Coordinator of Sec. Ed. To the Class of 1973: Your class becomes the tenth class to graduate from Comprehensive High. You have successfully completed the requirements for a high school diploma and now you enter the ever growing group called Alumni. You have truly been a most outstanding class. The accomplishments of this class are many and I congratulate you on a job well done. Always keep in mind that your education does not end when you graduate from high school, col- lege or graduate school. Your entire life is an education. Take every oppor- tunity to learn. Knowledge leads to better understanding which is what all of us should be striving for. May each of you have an abundance of good fortune and material things as well as good share of health and spiritual blessings. Stanley J. Ziemba, Principal 101 Comprehensive Vice-Principals MISS SITTARD MR. KUZDZAL MR. UTZINGER 102 MR. MORISSETTE MR. JENDRYSIK I business MR. BORUCKI MR. CUTTER MISS KULIG EDWARD BORUCKI. AIC, B.S.; Wstfld. St., M.Ed. DANA CUTTER. AIC. JANICE KULIG. AIC, B.S. KATHRYN KRYSTOFIK. RAYMOND CHELTE. AIC, B.S., B.A., Wstfld. St., M.Ed ROLAND GOULET. AIC, B.S., B.A. MISS KRYSTOFIK MR. CHELTE MR. GOULET 103 MRS. STEC MR. MATHIEU MISS SULLIVAN MRS. WINN MR. WALSH MR. MALFAS HENRY JASZEK. Dept. Head. AIC, B.S., B.U. M.Ed. HARRY MALANDRINOS. AIC, B.S.; Wstfld. St., M.Ed. FRANCES ZAREMBA. LINDA STEC. AIC, B.S. BERNARD MATHIEU. AIC, B.S. SUSAN WINN. LANCE WALSH. HARRY MALFAS. AIC, B. A.; Boston Univ., j.D.; U Mass., M.Ed., C.A.G.S. ANN SULLIVAN. ROGER FLEURY. UMass, B.S. DOLOR MAJOR. Hampshire Col. of Pharmacy, B.S JAN LESSIN. UConn, B.S., M.A. EDWARD OSETEK. UMass, B.A. KENNETH KOSTEK. Wstfld. St., B.S. CHARLES TETRAULT. Wstfld. St., B.S.; AIC. MR. TETRAULT MR. OSETEK MR. KOSTEK MR. MAJOR MR. LESSIN MR. FLEURY science fAh HI RAYMOND OUIMETTE. Dept. Head; Spfld. Col., B.S., M.Ed. GEORGE KENNEDY. Wstfld. St., B.S.; Columbia U., M.A. RONALD PETE. Wstfld. St., B.S.; UMass., M.S. FRANCIS GAMMIE. Wstfld. St., B.S. JOHN TAUPIER. JOEL PRATT. RAYMOND POUDRIER. Wstfld. St., B.S.C.; UMass. DIANE MROZ. Northland Col. GEORGE LADEAU. Spfld. Col., B.S.; Wstfld. St., M.Ed. CONRAD RIVEST. Don Busco Col., B.A.; AIC, M.A. OLEN BIELSKI. AIC, Reg. Med.; Nat. Col. of Chiroprac- tic, B.A., M.T., C.D. ERNEST GOFF. UMass., B.B.A. MR. PRATT MR. GAMMIE MR. PROUDRIER MR. RIVEST MR. BIELSKI MR. GOFF MR. TAUPIER MISS MROZ MR. OUIMETTE MR. LADEAU MR. KENNEDY MR. PETE mathematics MRS. BENOIT MR. LEOCOPOULOS MISS LACOSTE MR. LLODRA 108 FRANCES BENOIT. Elms, B.A. GEORGE LEOCOPOULOS. LOUISE LACOSTE. Elms, B.A. JOSEPH LLODRA. UConn, B.S., M.A. LILLIAN MOGGIO. Dept. Head. Elms, B.A., Boston Univ., M.Ed. FRANK SZYDLO. Assumption Col., B.A. JOAN PLASSE. FREDERICK PRZYBYLA. Wstfld. St., B.S.; UMass, M.Ed. CHRISTINE MILLS. JOANNE PIROG. Wstfld. St., B.S. GEORGE BABB. Univ. 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Five Comp, racers lead the pack down a well trodden path. 6. Junior Jim Ash relaxes after a race. Under the able coaching of Alex Vyce, the Comprehensive Cross Country Team ran to its third consecutive winning season. The colt harriers have not had a losing season since they began racing. The 7 and 2 season record brings their overall record to 22 and 5. The team surprised supporters with their success, amazing considering the fact that the team is young and inexperi- enced with only one senior, Tom Landry. Nevertheless the Colts defeated all their Valley League opposition except for Holyoke and Holyoke Catholic, two pow- ers of the region; they also placed fourth of 17 schools in the Western Mass, meet at Amherst, running without Rich Rudolph and captain Jim Ash, both injured. Outstanding in the Amherst meet was Dan Dillon, whose second place finish, only four seconds off the winning pace, qualified him for the state meet in Boston, where he placed 18th out of 208 runners. Other runners who turned in fine per- formances during the season were Bob Celatka and Jim Houle, who at Amherst placed 27th and 31st, respectively, and Jim Dillon. 128 SCORES Comp 15 44 Tech 18 41 Longmeadow 18 40 W. Springfield 15 50 Westfield 31 24 Holyoke Catholic 15 47 Chicopee 44 19 Holyoke 18 40 Greenfield 22 35 Northampton 1 . k. BiSrff riM ■ 1 ■■ ' Ik • - iff % jL. ‘ 1 _ h jm i 11 Mi Front Row, L. to R.: Mark Marchand, Rich Rudolph, I im Dillon, Capt. Jim Ash, Dan Dillon, Bob Celatka, Glenn Capistrant. Second Row, L. to R.: Coach Alex Vyce, John Champagne, Tony Renzulli, Larry Aubrey, Tom Kozik, Ed Krupa. Third Row, L. to R.: Ray Ducharme, Dave Durocher, Wayne Desroches, Roy St. Andre, Durrell Wheatley. 130 7 . Fatigue shows plainly on the face of Bob Celatka after he crosses the line. 2. Cross Country Captain Jim Ash plugs on steadily through Forest Park. 3. Coach Vyce gives his team a pep talk before one of the meets. 4. Dan Dillon begins to develop a kick near the race ' s end. 5. Straining to the utmost senior Tom Landry flies to finish. Booters Qualify for 6th Straight Tourney The Comp soccer squad was invited to its sixth straight Western Mass. Tour- nament (fifth straight under Coach Bill Davis) after another successful season , one that ended in a shocking 1 to 0 upset over its cross town undefeated rival, Chicopee. The one goal came on a shot by Rick Jasinski on a feed by Kevin Quirk. Never before had Chico- pee been beaten by the Colts. The Comp booters, playing in a division with W. Mass exchamps Chicopee and Ludlow, ended the season with a 8-3-1 record and moved on to the tourney playoffs. In the first game against St. John ' s the Colts dominated play and won 4 to 1. In a tense quarterfinal bat- tle, however, the Colts lost to their old nemisis Chicopee by a 1 to 0 score. Named to the All W. Mass. Teams were high scorer Kevin Quirk and se- nior Mike Lafleur. Senior Joe Robitaille was voted Most Valuable Player. In goal during the season were Tom Kulig and Dan Franczek who registered three shutouts and only once allowed more than two goals. Front Row, L. to R.: Dave Biela, Mark Kryla, Don Cloutier, Dawain Wheatley, Robin Staricek, Kevin Quirk, Tom O ' Brien, Bob Pinciak, Ken Laramee. Second Row, L. to R.: Coach Bill Davis, Dan Franczek, Mike Lafleur, Bob Pluta, )oe Robitaille, Randy Larson, Frank Robitaille, Rick Jasinski, Steve Bourque, Tom Kulig. 132 7 . Goalie Tom Kulig preserves Comp lead with a save. 2. Joe Robitaille clears ball fol- lowing play. 3. Bob Pinciak heads off opponent ' s play. 4. Mike Lafleur (26) chases St. John ' s ball carrier in W. Mass. Tournament. SCORES Comp 3 0 Classical 2 0 Longmeadow 0 2 Ludlow 2 1 W. Springfield 2 2 Northampton 7 3 Chicopee 2 1 E. Longmeadow 3 1 Greenfield 2 1 W. Springfield 3 7 Agawam 0 2 Ludlow 7 0 Chicopee TOURNEY 4 1 St. John ' s 0 1 Chicopee sn V ' -r - 1 7. Tom Kulig pulls in ball for another save. 2. Kevin Quirk kicks one of four Comp goals against St. John ' s. 3. Bob Pinciak outsteps a Chi- copee defender. Comp Tri-Captains and Coach. L. to R.: Joe Robitaille, Mike Lafleur, Coach Bill Davis, Dave Biela. S? X Se v j i - I f v 71 i fi k ! Front Row, L. to R.: Frank Cassidy, Mike LaBrie, Dan Schillinger, Foster Harrison, Capt. Brian Gorman, Mike Schab, Alan Winzerlin g. Coach Neil Martell. Second Row, L. to R.: Peter Carrigan, Gary Hebert, Gary Colucci, Ken Picard, Charlie Mathieu, Ray Lincourt, Bob Durant, Paul Horak. Third Row, L. to R.: Craig Biela, Alvin Winzerling, Larry Gwozdz, Rick Viens, Kevin Lynch, Dennis Banville, Bruce Boisselle. 135 Seniors Win Puff Bowl: Cheerleaders Steal Show A powerful running game and a tough defense enabled the class of ' 73 to blank the class of ' 74 72 to 0 in the annual Powder Puff contest held be- fore the Chicopee game. The stars of the afternoon were Shel- ley Palmer and Cheryl Kliendienst, se- nior running backs; Pam Beck, senior quarterback; and Ester Daris, who in- tercepted a junior pass and ran it back for 70 yards. The girls were not the only ones who held the attention of the crowd. The antics of the padded male cheerleaders and the music of the mock band kept everyone in stitches. The senior girls were coached by Mr. Martell, Mr. Airoldi, and Mr. Stachura, and the Juniors by Mr. Goff. 37 Colts Struggle Through Tough Season The Comp football team, suffering from injuries through most of the sea- son, ended the season with a record of 4-5. The season was disappointing in two respects. It was Comp ' s first losing season under Coach Llodra, and the Colts lost the cross city contest with rival Chicopee. Before the season started the team began to take injuries. Seniors Bob Moore and Steve Russell and starting quarterback John Bialas and the toll increased until at one point of the sea- son over half the starting line-up was out. The Colts began the season against perennial power Holyoke High, which was riding a 79 game unbeaten streak. The two teams battled to a scoreless tie until the Purple Knights scored with only two minutes left in the game. Comp rebounded the next Saturday to beat West Springfield, but then dropped the next three games. Half- way through the season the Colts be- gan to move and won all their remain- ing games except for the 26 to 6 loss to Chicopee. Among the players who were recog- nized for their work during the season were; Gary Masse, who took over the quarterbacking position for injured John Bialas; tackle Tom Barker; high scorer and MVP senior Dwayne Tuggs; most valuable senior in the Chicopee game, Ernie McCool; and John Beau- doin and Dave McKissick, voted most valuable offensive and defensive play- ers at the Chicopee game. .. ! id .. ■ -tv • s, - vv;. r • ; . ' .’’is ' ■ ■ - - ‘; v 1 m ’ Comp Varsity Football Team. Front Row, L. to R.: Jim Roulx, Mike Kaeble, Dwayne Fuggs, Greg Breault, Mike Barrows, lohn Bialas, Tom Barker, Chip Pray, Walt Rustic, John Beaudoin, Jerry Joyal. Second Row, L. to R.: Coach Chrissant, Steve Russell, Steve Rivera, Bill Saparito, Dave Jodoin, Ernie McCool, Bob Moore, Greg Pray, Joe Hall, Bill Masse, Steve Roy, Joe Everson, Tom Shea, Coach Joe Llodra. Third Row, L. to R.: Paul Beaudoin, Denis Quesnel, Bob Jordan, Rich Maciolek, Jim Barrows, Bob Watson, Steve Long, Jim Slachetka, John Fredette, Rick PeUssier, Mark Fowler, Tom Sullivan, Coach Arnold Huhtamaki. Fourth Row, L. to R.: A. J. Knightly, Mike O ' Connor, Dave Quesnel, Dan Scruton, Roger McGregor, Doug Ford, Roger Bergeron, Dave McKissick, Gary Masse, Don Overson. Fifth Row, L. to R.: Ben Rivera, Eddie Abramowicz, Jerry Roy, Bob Madura, Garth Demarais, Ron Chapdelaine, Lloyd Berneche, Tim Rainey, Archie Clark, Bill Deyette, Mike Lacoste. Sixth Row, L. to R.: Norman Mayer, Kevin Sullivan. 7 . Sophomore QB Gary Masse scrambles in the backfield while searching for an open receiver. 2,3,4, Comp fans show the various emotions of a game: The anxiety of a third down, the triumph of a successful play, the joy of a touchdown. 5 . Runner Eddie Abramowicz strains to make a first down. 6. Alone in the field, end jerry joyal (85) catches pass against Agawam in season finale. 7 . A Holyoke fumble is covered by a diving Dave McKissick (74). 139 7 . Colt defense waits patiently. 2. An important play on the field draws the attention of a worried sidelines. 3. HB Dwayne Fuggs (42) cocks his arm to throw an option play. 4. Colts come on to the field prior to the start of a game. 5 . Gary Masse sweeps end to add six points to the Comp score against Agawam. 6 . Coach Huhtamaki, Co-Capt. Tom Barker, Head Coach Llodra, Co-Capt. John Bialas, Coach Chrissant. 7,8,9. The Colt defense clashes with the Tech offense in a three picture series. Stf ■ 7 . Dave McKissick lunges out at Holy- oke ball carrier. 2. Comp linemen protect QB Masse against Chicopee defense. 3. Ernie McCool consults with Comp ' s coaches during a tough game. 4. Boston defender brings down a Comp runner after a long game. 5. John Beaudoin outjumps a Chicopee defender to complete a pass. 6. Gain in yardage against Chicopee is made by Dwayne Fuggs, (42). 7 . Chip Pray (25) follows blocking of front line. 8. Comp tacklers converge on E. Boston offense. 9 . Comp ' s defense stops Holyoke runner. 143 Field Hockey Team on Upward Climb SCORES Comp 0 7 W. Springfield 4 0 Chicopee 0 1 Westfield 7 2 Holyoke 0 4 Northampton 0 7 W. Springfield 2 7 Chicopee 0 3 Westfield 0 3 Holyoke 0 3 Northampton Comp ' s Girl ' s Field Hockey Team got their big boosts of the sea- son by defeating arch- rival Chicopee both times the teams met. The two wins set their overall record at 2-8. Coach Susan Stewart credited the ' team ' s co- captains Chris Bozek and Doreen Des- Rochers with the smooth organization of the team. Front Row, L. to R.: Patty Foley, Chris Bozek, Doreen DesRochers, Judy Liggon. Second Row, L. to R.: Sue Krupa, Elsie Whalley, Mary Marotte, Mar- ie Ferguson, Diane Mitchell, Chris Palmer, Barbara Phipps. Third Row, L. to R.: Coach Stewart, Linda Duncan, Mary Czajkowski, Shelly Palmer, Jenny Parotte, Leslie Klewin, Reggie Harrison, Mary Klofas. Absent from picture: Marie Barret, Sue Menard, Noreen Klofas, Manager Marty Wolcott. 144 Girls ' Swim Team Ends With a 4-7 Season Co-captains Michele Luro and Donna Veith helped lead the girls ' swim team to a 4-7 record for the 7972 season. Al- though the girls won their first four meets, including the one against Chico- pee High, and dropped the rest, the coach, Mrs. Boidleau, praised all of the girls for their effort and determination. Swim Team. Front Row, L. to R.: Janet Hoover, Terry Booth, Carole Baxendale, Sherry Devoid, Leslie Gauthier, Donna Gagnon, Peggy Braithway, Sandee Devoid. Second Row: Marie Hooper, Cindy Lacoste, Karen Dzurnak, Holly Wolfe, Ann Lavoie, Pam Daigle, Sue Cartmill, Holly Schenk, Donna Veith, Ann Wyman. Third Row: Mrs. Boidleau, Barbara Biegger, Kim O ' Neill, Debbi Berube, Gail Chag- non, Michele Luro, Cindy Streit, Nancy Richards, Cheryl Kenneson. 145 Inexperience Plagues Swim Team 7. Backstrokers for the 700 yard race shoot out at the sound of the starting gun. 2. Foster Harrison demonstrates perfect form against rival Chicopee. 3. Co-captain Marc Therrien prepares to dive during practice. 4. Dave Fernandes splashes towards finish in the butterfly. 146 f With only two seniors on the team, the Comp mermen were faced with a rebuilding season. Led by both seniors, Co-captains Dave Fernandes and Marc Therrien, the team swam to a 6 and 8 season and finished second in their di- vision. Though weak in dual meets, the team proved more successful in the Western Mass and State meets, where it placed 7th and 13th, respectively. Scoring at the W. Mass meet were Therrien, 7th in 100 free, Tom Soar, 4th in 100 back, Dana Smith, 8th in 100 breast, Foster Harrison, 4th in diving, and the relay team of Soar, Smith, Fer- nandes, and Therrien, 7th. Placing in the state were Soar, 8th, Smith, 8th, Therrien, 8th, Harrison, 4th, and the relay, 9th. Marc Therrien was named the team ' s MVP, and he broke the school record for the 50 free. Swim Team. Front, L. to R.: Steve Formanski, John Fredette, Marc Therrien, Foster Harrison, Norm Desmarais, Dave Fernandes, Middle, L. to R.: Dave Cote, Craig Goebel, Ken Wagner, Dave Whittaker, Bob Gauthier, Dave Martin, Tom Soar. Back, L. to R.: Coach Goulet, Mgr. Dave Billips, Bruce Boisselle, Steve Laeng, Rich Piela, Rick Tetrault, Dana Smith, Doug Ryan, Coach Kijak. 147 7 . Marc Therrien heads for the water en route to a diving victory. 2. Co-captain Dave Fernandes. 3. Relay teams get set for the final event. Leading Comp is Bob Gauthier (center). SCORES Comp Opp. 2 3 Commerce 1 1 Palmer 1 7 Greenfield 1 3 Easthampton 0 3 Longmeadow 2 4 Holyoke 2 1 East Longmeadow 4 3 Easthampton 5 5 Trade 2 2 Minnechaug 7 5 Putnam Voc. 3 1 Greenfield 3 2 Palmer 5 1 Minnechaug 0 1 Holyoke 1 6 East Longmeadow 0 7 Longmeadow 3 6 Commerce Pucksters Gain Playoff Berth; Bow to Pittsfield in Thriller Comp ' s hockey team , coached by Mr. Pinciak and captained by Glenn Herden- dorf, reached the Western Mass Playoffs before losing a close, tense game to Pitts- field High. The game had to be extended two periods before either team could break a 3 to 3 tie. Goalie Mark Gorman gave a spectacular performance in keeping the Colts in the game with 28 saves. Comp was just able to make the playoffs with a record of 6-8-4. One of the wins was a 4 to 3 victory over Easthampton, winner of their division and in the playoff finals. Deserving recogni- tion for outstanding play throughout the season are: MVP Andy Hevey, and Asst. Co- captains Leon Lemay and Tom Fontaine. Varsity Hockey Team. Kneeling, L. to R.: Brian Sullivan, Garth Desmarais, Andy Hevey, Brian Lebel, David Patrie, Gene Douillard, Mark Gorman, Ray Lincourt, David Butova, Alan Weeks, Al Chretien. Standing: Coach Pinciak, Rene Laterreur, David Moreau, Ken Demers, Rick Hottin, Rick Poitras, John Charette, Tom Fontaine, Mike Pare, Glenn Herdendorf, Leon Lemay, Ed Perusse, Tony Renzulli, Coach Badone. Absent: Tom Renaud. 149 1. Goalie Mark Gorman. 2. Winger Ray Lincourt moves in towards Easthampton goal. 3. Comp defender Leon Lemay starts to skate out puck. 4. David Moreau and Andy Hev- ey rush to intercept puck. 5. Score! 6. Comp goalie Gene Douillard kicks away the puck for a save. 7. Mike Pare wins the face off. 8. John Charette waits appre- hensively before the game. 9. Leon Lemay, co-captain. 10. Comp defenders hold East- hampton puck away from goal. 11. Checking and the results. Girls ' Basketball Team Mrs. Stewart coached the girls ' basket- ball team to a 4-8 record in the Girls ' Val- ley League. Members of the team includ- ed Linda Bernard, Mary Czajkowski, Es- ther Darris, Teresa Fuggs, Valerie Harris, Virginia Hutcheson, Rhonda Irion, Judy Liggon, Sandy Mathieson, Louise Mercier, Patty Mika, Diane Mitchell, Jackie Mor- row, Shelly Palmer, Liz Watson. 7 . Shelly Palmer (27) blocks Holyoke High player. 2. Mary Czajkowski takes a jump ball. 3. Team plans strategy during half time. 4. Valerie Harris pulls down another rebound. 5. Judy Liggon (3) drives by Holyoke Catholic defender. 6 . Linda Bernard (32) hits the deck as opponent looks on. 152 SCORES Comp 75 61 Westfield 37 27 Holyoke Catholic 36 10 Chicopee 22 41 West Side 18 30 Northhampton 13 49 Holyoke 15 68 Westfield 31 27 Holyoke Catholic 37 18 Chicopee 15 44 West Side 31 43 Northampton 15 47 Holyoke Hoopsters Break Records But Miss Tourney The Comp Basketball team set a school record for offensive scoring with an average of 71.1 points per game and was the only Valley League team to score over 1000 points in the 14 game league season , but the team still failed to make a playoff berth. The Colts had a tough season and bad luck as they dropped two close games to league champion Holyoke Catholic, and three other games by only one point. In the final game with Classical, the Colts shot over 60%. The team, coached by Alex Vyce and captained by Joe Robitaille, had the most successful season since 7969. Sophomore cen- ter 6 ' 5 Pat Burtey set a school record in field goal percentage with 63% and he led the team in rebounding, scoring and scoring average. Rick Jasinski almost broke a school rec- ord when he ended with an 81% for foul shots. Joe Robitaille, Gary Masse, Mike Lafleur, Frank Robi- taille, and Keith Lawrence all played exceptional ball during the season. Varsity Basketball. Kneeling. Coach Vyce, loe Robitaille. Standing, L. to R.: Pete Zunis, Bob Celatka, Dan Franczek, Don Mitchell, Dave McKissick, Pat Burtey, Frank Robitaille, Rick Jasinski, Cary Masse, Keith Lawrence, Mike Lafleur, Ed Ciosek. 7 . Pat Burtey pulls in one of eleven rebounds in the first Comp vs. Chi- copee game of the season. 2. Frank Robitaille set in jump shot against Holyoke Catholic. 3. Rick jasinski pops a shot. 4. A worried team gets a pep talk from Coach Vyce. 55 ' ' l,fl«ITfcl. SCORES Comp 88 68 Enfield 60 44 Longmeadow 63 61 Ludlow 67 73 Cathedral 72 57 Westfield 56 59 Holyoke Catholic 62 63 Chicopee 70 27 West Side 64 65 Northampton 75 56 Holyoke 83 59 Greenfield 70 49 Westfield 72 79 Holyoke Catholic 78 52 Chicopee 90 47 West Side 71 81 Northampton 73 45 Holyoke 77 50 Greenfield 68 69 Classical 65 62 Enfield 7. Rick Jasinski waits fora teammate to break into the open. 2. A Chicopee player tires to block Mike Lafleur. 3. Stretching high to defend against Chicopee ' s Gary Kapinos is Joe Robitaille. 4. Center Pat Burtey tosses the ball to Captain Joe Robitaille. 5. Joe Robitaille (24), Rick Jasinski (22) and Frank Robitaille hassle the Catholic Gaels for the ball. 4 . 5. Junior Varsity. L. to R.: Mgr. Pete Zunis, Don Cloutier, Tom Miskiv, Mike LaBrie, Frank Stefanelli, Dave Murphy, Bob Midura, Tim Nelson, Archie Clark, Coach Mr. Airoldi, Mike O ' Connor, John Hay, Kevin Fuggs, Mike McGovern, Mgr. Ed Ciosek. 7. didn’t do a thing! 2. Mike Lafleur (30) wrestles Holyoke Catholic hoopster for ball. 3. Captain Joe Robitaille scores on a lay up against Chicopee. 4. Dodging a Holyoke Catholic man is Gary Masse. 5. All prepare to leave for an away game. 6. Tim Nelson (42) grabs loose ball against Chicopee J.V.’s. 7. C ary Masse (20) watches as Keith Lawrence (10) drives a base line around Chicopee player. Skiers Slalom to Winning Season Ski Team. Front Row, L. to R.: James Provost, Dean Desmarais, Dave Langlois, Al McKissick, Paul Crochiere, Coach Kendra. Second Row: Don Houle, Mike McCool, Rich Sattler, Paul Dikan, Bob Baronowski, Scott Zillmer, Joel Haznar. 160 Freshman Sports Football. Front Row, L. to R.: Joe Beck, Eric Whittaker, Bob Demers, Steve Cote, Mike Trznadel, Tom Abramowicz, Lou Sulewski, Jay Goraz, Bill Gli- menakis. Curt Wiedenroth, Tim Tolle, Rich Dougherty, George Lomax, Mike Syphrit. Second Row: John Hay, Jim Cartier, Randy Lacgille, Jeff Pittsin- ger, Dennie Benoit, John Daniels, Jim Woodul, Scott McGregor, Kris Kirkpatrick, Jim Bolduc, Mike Baker, Mike Houle, Steve Taylor, Frank Steffanel- li. Third Row: Coach Henry Huettner, Mike Halpin, Ken Swords, Jeff Saltier, Brian St. Lawrent, Steve Fortin, Spencer Scoles, Ken LeBlanc, Cary Gray, Scott Kindness, Don Lamothe, Chris Smith, Tom Comptois, Tony Lachowetz, Rick Arone y. Coach George Ladeau. 162 Basketball. L. to R.: Shawn Barrett, )im Houle, Spencer Scoles, Larry Kurpaska, Mike Hatpin, John Hay, Frank Stefanelli, Rick Labonte, Kent Ander- son, Mark Hambley, Coach Bill Davis. Soccer. Front Row, L. to R.: Lenard Wilk, Paul Crochiere, Ron Alstede, Bob Ash, Bill Smith, Rick Kraus, Roger Charon. Second Row: Craig Dahlquist, Mark Hambley, Tom Conroy, Rick Labonte, David Klofas, Brian Isabelle, ]im Makrzycki, Cean Fenely, Mike Teehan, Marty Lafleur. 163 166 Memini Staff. Seated, L. tO|R.: Pam Checkwicz, Debbie Stebbins, )oanne Such, Mrs. Shumway, Jack Moran , Diane Leblond. Standing: Sheila O ' Connell, Judy Lepkowski, Ruth Chase, Joanne Czajkowski, Tim Price, Fran Cetto, John Dame, Steve Russell, Pam Zinda, Dawn Larder, Kathy Proulx, Cheryl Straney, Debbie Streit, Kathy Maes, Kathy Martin. Memini means literally I remember . We as editors have tried to include as many different sections and varied activities as possible. We cannot be certain that each page and each picture will create a vivid rememberance for every person; we can only hope that every person who turns the pages of Memini ' 73 will once again pass through the doors and down the corridors of Comp and relive , through their memories, the joys, and the sorrows, of a time gone past. Jack and Joanne Memini Changes Style This year ' s yearbook staff used a new style and layout for Memini ' 73. The staff included more copy and captions than past years, and it used a Mondrian layout where equal space is kept between all pictures. Co-editors: jack Moran, Joanne Such Assistant Editor: Pam Checkwicz Seniors: Kathy Proulx Sports: Fran Getto Advertisements: Diane Leblond Subscriptions: Debbie Stebbins Photographers: Marie Dubin Tim Price Steve Russell 167 Photography Club. Seated, L. to R.: Alan Stanwick, Gerard Marchand, Mr. Fleury, Leslie Klewin, Bruce Vanderlick. Standing: Steve Kolek, Dave Hicks, Steve Ferreira, Ted Tamburro. Pro Merito. Front Row, L. to R.: Cindy Stanley, Patty Mardeusz, Pam Checkwicz, Ruth Chase, Pam Richards, Joanne Such, Pam Zinda, Judy Lep- kowski, Judy Roberts, Kathy Proulx. Second Row: Joe Folta, Steve Kolek, Jack Moran, Debbie Foshey, Kathy Hoop, Veldina Altenhein, Kathy Goff, Kathy Aldrich, Kim Whittaker, Linda Duclos, Diane Vanderwalker, Jim Allen, Marc Therrien, Larry Buchmann. Third Row: Barry Hunt, Mike Bar- rows, Ted Tamburro, Frank Robitaille, Joe Robitaille, Steve Smolen, John Dame, Tim Rabbitt, Steve Russell, Ron Chimelis. 168 Library Aids. Front Row, L. to R.: Lynn Thompson, Elizabeth Pieciak, Tina Destromp, Joyce Davignon, Diane Rutkowski, Lynn Moreau. Second Row: Marie Michon, Linda Lesperance, Leslie Klewin, Mary Parker, Sharon Parent, Pauline Cagnon, Jenny Parrotte, Cecile Durand. Black Culture. Seated, L. to R.: Valarie Harris, Shelly Palmer, Paul Lawrence, Carlet Ward, Liz Watson. Standing: Dwayne Fuggs, Fredrika Barno, Rachel Tanner, Joe Hall, Gwen Coston, Wynne Shaddock, Diane Mitchell, Len Ayers, Tim Nelson, Anthony Lane, Keith Lawrence, Brian Lawrence, Donnie Mitchell, Esther Darris. 169 Math Club Ted Tamburro Miss Mills lack Moran Kim Talbot fobn Vartanian Dan Tatsch Joe Folta Steve Kolek As Schools Match Wits lack Moran Dan Tatsch Kathy Loveridge Linda Parlengas Miss Sittard James Allen Comp ' s As Schools Match Wits Team be- gan practicing at an early time this year for their television taping. The team achieved a unique record of 7-7- 7 when it beat Tech 790 to 20 but tied (170 to 170) and lost (225 to 155) to Frontier Regional. The Math Team, which participates in five meets a year, accumulated the sixth highest score of 26 points in the first three meets. Tying for first place in their division with a record of 5-3-1, the Chess Team qualified for the Western Mass. Tournament in which it placed seventh. rr Hill N Chess Team Mr Bowden Martin Sheil Paul Harwood Ron Chimelis Barry Hunt Richard Taylor Mark Parrotte Gerry Marchand Roland LaCroix Alan Siclari Bill Janocha Kenny Labonte Debate Team Sporting one of the best records in Comp history, the Debate Team, under the guidance of Mrs. Caldwell, placed third in its league with 76 wins and 6 losses. The negative team of Steve Ko- leK and Ivan Legler took first place. The school and each member of the team was awarded a plaque. The members of the team also went to the AIC Model Congress. Debate Team. L. to R.: Mrs. Caldwell, Ivan Legler, Steve Kolek, Jack Moran, Leslie Klewin 17 2 Drama Club. Front Row, L. to R.: Pam Richards, Kathy Trembley, Dorothy Michon, Linda Hoff, Bonnie Wilson, Kathy Martin, Robin Witt. Second Row: Bruno Klimczak, Ted Tamburro, Ruth Chase, Nancy Sutherland, Pam Daigle, Carole Baxendale, Michelle Beturne, Helene Anninos, Stanley Thompson, Miss Green. Third Row: Mike Barrows, Joe Robitaille, Alan Nubile, Roger Carrier, John Baker, Stanley Pieciak, Peter Carrigan. Home Ec Club. Seated, L. to R.: Sandy Soltys, Helene Anninos, Mrs. Goode, Patty Croteau. Standing: Sue Duval, Carol Laflamme, Barbara Roy, Peggy Roy, Arleen Destramp, Tina Destromp. 173 Student Council SUE MENARD — PRESIDENT KATHY GOFF — V. PRESIDENT KATHY SULLIVAN — SECRETARY Student Council Margaret Proulx Alicia Barut Sue Zalewa Mr. Kowalczyk jim Fournier Marley Cantor Steve Cote Absent: Mr. Boulais Annex Council Barbara Biegger Carol Boissonnault Gail Provost Mike McKinnon Debby Tamburro Carol Sawka Debi Walczak Absent: Gerry Mercier 174 juniors limmie Duclos Lois Gagne Cindy Stein bock Judy Ruel Louise Mercier Sophomores Roseann Smith Steve Cote Linda Duncan Celeste Pray Pam Theroux Debbie Kleindienst Michelle Boisvert Samantha Rowe Nancy Deslaurier Sharon Parent Steve Koziara Donna Zazyczny Lynn Lincourt Kelli Begley Teresa Gibson 175 and Home Room Reps Seniors Joanne Such Vivian Ruiz Marley Cantor Jan Wencel Dec a. Front Row, L. to R.: Faith Lester, Anne Daniele, Brenda Rhodes, Mr. Dana Cutter, Pam Boisvert, Ann Marie Rider, Theresa Czuchra. Second Row: Keith Withers, John Rhodes, Pam Mattson, Scott Simons, Donna Dunne, lames Coleman, Carol Dougherty, Michael Godek, Roberta Mont- gomery, Glenn Pittsinger, Al Kubetin, John Ribeiro. Absent from picture: Gary Geoffroy, Karen Spillane, }aney Nubile, Connie Roberts, Kim Dolphin. All young people need to develop salable skills and those understand- ings and attitudes that make the worker an intelligent and productive participant in our economic life. To this end , they need supervised work experiences as well as education in the skills and knowledge of their occupations. Fifty-three percent of the total job opportunities exist in the distribu- tive occupations. Our program is an introduction to the job opportunities in the fields of marketing, distribution and retailing. Students in the pro- gram take English, Economics, Sales and Merchandise. After period four they report to their work stations. The students are rated twice a month at their work stations by their employers and the teacher-coordinator . All students enrolled in Distributive Education should realize that this choice of curriculum requires proper personal conduct, attention to per- sonal appearance and hygiene. Major emphasis is placed on attendance and the ability of students to develop attitudes and work habits that will help them to take advantage of the many job opportunities available in the distribution field. D.E. students have a varied classroom experience from books, to exam- ples of store fixtures, and related field trips to various local business es- tablishments. There are learning kits related to various businesses includ- ing film strips, 16 MM films and records. D.E. students are also a social organization with local, state and national affiliations. Our efforts are geared to integrating these experiences into career directions so that the students, if able, will go on to school and become store managers. Mr. Cutter 176 l Future Teachers Of America. Front Row, L.To R.: Izabela Kasprzak, Lynn Provost, Carol Mikolajcik, Diane Leblond, Kathy Maes, Patty Mardeusz, Pam Checkwicz. Second Row: Miss Szostkiewicz, Carol Zielonka, Barbara McKinstry, Kathy Goff, Kathy Sullivan, Ardythe Gille, Debbie Demers, Wanda Polasek. Third Row: Margaret Proulx, Alicia Barut, Sylvia Falcon, Debbie Bonneville, Patty Croteau, Janette Anderson. Future Medical Careers. Front Row, L. To R.: Diane Messier, Debbie Stebbins, Kathy Hoop, Veldina Altenhein, Sandy Sol- tys, Debbie Ruiz, Cathy Clark, Kathy Goff, Linda Hoff, Pam Guillette. Second Row: Pauline Gagnon, Frances Corriveau, Syl- via Falcon, Evelyn Cote, Judy Lepkowski, Kathy Proulx, Kathy Aldrich, Debbie Beaulieu, Clare Harrington, Bonnie Baruffal- di, Pamela Boisvere, Rae-Ann LaBrie, Debbi Heroux, Joyce Chagnon. Ihird Row: Joe Robitaille ?, Mike Barrows ?, Jan- ice Chagnon, Joann Burgess, Joyce Beaudry, Margaret Proulx, Kelli Begley, Chris Bozek, Kathy Houle, Kim O ' Neil, Ted Tamburro?. 177 Language Clubs Spanish Club. Seated, L. to R.: Peter Stokowski, Kim Conover, Susan Nallen, Mrs. Czelusniak. Standing: Mary Klofas, Pam Price, Deborah Nash, Joann Burgess. 178 Latin Club Pam Checkwicz Kathy Houle Janette Anderson Mrs. Fuller Joanne Such Patty Mardeusz Debbi Heroux Sue Zalewa Marie Lamotbe Carol Mikolajcik Yvonne Andrzejewski Kelli Begley French Club Kay Clark Marie Betourney Pam Boisvere Mr. Rocheleau Carol Baxendale Leslie Klewin Jenny Parrotte Mary Cassidy Nancy Sutherland Carol Johnson Sue Zalewa 179 Varsity. Split In Front: Carol Laflamme. Bases: Sue Lapointe, Kris Bartiromo, Diane Vanderwalker, Kim Whitaker, Denise Simard, Carolyn Hutcheson. Tops: Pam Keene, Linda Duclos, Desiree Zilmer, Joann Boissonnault, Linda Dyka. is 2 W A fv ■ iU It m v «J ■ ■ IV 1 III r JB u V 111 Jl I (1 it i i i, i Junior Varsity. L. To R.: Beverly Barre, Denise Lafrenaye, Debbie Coulter, Eileen Consedine, Nancy Sutherland, Elizabeth Jez, Dawn Maciolek. 180 CHEERLEADERS BOOST SPIRITS OF EVERYONE The cheerleaders risked sprained backs and broken ankles throughout the year to lead student support of the athletes at rallies and games, and to enter competitions with cheerleaders from other schools in Massachusetts. Co-captains were seniors Linda Duclos and Diane Vanderwalker, and Miss Mroz was the advisor. 182 Freshmen. Patti Keene, Ann Dyka, Tina Mailloux, Carol Sawka, Jeanne Laflamme, Linda Breault, Carol Boissonnault, Viera Chmielewski. Pep Club. Front Row, L. to R.: Joanne Saczawa, Nancy Fredette, Lynn Moreau, Yvonne Andrzejewski, Kim Conover, Debbie Desmarias, Cheryl Ri- cardi, Carol Richardson, Donna Bober, Sue Breault. Second Row: Betty Waecbter, Sharon Parent, Joyce Davignon, Marie Lussier, Cail Cula, Cindy Jarosz, Sue Zombik, Gail Danis, Pamela Fontaine, Pamela Boisvere, Deborah Bowers, Joann Burgess, Sue Buchanan, Teresa Gibson, Miss Knybel. Third Row: Donna Douglas, Debbie LeSiege, Heather Buchanan, Joanne Chretien, Charmaine Hebert, Sue Fortier, Michelle Plouffe, Debbie Des- roches, Debbie Comtois, Robin Witt, Janette Anderson. MUSICAL TALENTS GARNER AWARDS The Chicopee Comprehensive High School Marching Band was judged the Best Band in the Springfield Columbus Day Pa- rade, and the Best High School Band in the Fall Foliage Parade in North Adams under Mr. Sittard ' s direction. The band also was re- sponsible for the spirited music at rallies and football games, and was complemented by Mr. Pen- ney ' s Chorus and Madrigal in the Christmas Concert. Laurie Hajec (bass clarinet), Sue Champagne (clarinet), and Nancy Sheehan (trombone) were selected for Dis- trict Band. District Chorus mem- bers were Karen Deloria, Jody Sutton, Cindy Christian, and Carol Chapman. Cindy and Carol were also chosen for All State Chorus. Woodwind Front Row, L. To R. : Keith Martin, Dale Kightlinger, There- sa Curtin, Ruth Sander, Laurel Hajec, Susan Champagne, Caro- lyn Johnston, Mi- chael Fullwood, Bob Murphy. Sec- ond Row: Christine Sheil, Carol John- son, Judy Teehan, Pernecia Ealum, Joanne Miesch, Karen Deloria, Marlene Drzal, Sharon Beder, Jan- ice Socha, Paulette Gilmore, Nancy Stanwick, Linda Gates, Amy Huff- man, Pauleen Dur- and, Robin Poulin. Brass Front Row, L. To R.: Roy FHart- stein, Steve Grycel, Bob Barlow, Karen LaRiviere, Sandra Jarosz, Mark Rog- ers, Thomas Green- wood, Karen Luro, Dennis Letters. Second Row: Steve Jaszek, Nancy Shee- han, John Parker, Michael FHansen, Mark Bogdonov- ich, Jim Raney, Donald Cherry, Janice Koerber, Mike Kerchner, Pam Price, Carol Mason, Kim Kulig. Third Row: Mike Bak, Kim Talbot, John Panagotopu- los, Jon Mac- Arthur, Dave Rokowski. Percussion Front Row, L. To R. : Jean- ine Stone, Steve Bourque, Gary Robert, Dave Sto- kowski, Joseph Leger, Stan Lacien- ski, Kevin Peetz, Steve Sieja. Second Row: Gail Grycel, George Senecal, Mary Cassidy, Deborah Nash, Debra Poulin, Nanette Dubin. 185 Majorettes And Drum Major. L. to R.: Louis Kasak, Michelle Caldwell, Buddy Huffmann, Cindy Lacoste, Linda Kasak. 186 Color Guard. L. to R.: Tereasa Fuggs, Sammie Row, Diane Wilson, Shelley Palmer, Veronica Bums, Judy Liggon. Chorus. Freddie Barno, Linda Bernard, Cathy Bettencourt, Michelle Beturne, Henry Blanchard, Donna Bober, Suzy Boudin, Christine Bozek, Heath- er Buchanan, Sally Buckmann, Susan Carroll, Carol Chapman, Cynthia Christian, Deborah Crabill, Sharon Davis, Kenneth Dean, Ruth Delisle, Donna Marie Delmonte, Donna Desrosiers, Martin Dougherty, Maltheu Dougherty, Vickie Dougherty, Jimmie Duclos, Mary Jane Eisenhart, Priscilla Fon- taine, Cheryl Hall, Peggy Harris, Sharon Higgs, Linda Hoff, Ronald Holland, Dave Jones, Sharon Jordan, Cheryl A. Kenneson, Janice Koerber, Joyce Koerber, Norman Labonte, Ann Marie Lafountaine, John Lamontagne, Karen LaRiviere, Faith Lester, Joanne Lussier, Kevin Lynch, Yvonne Moore, Karen Mueller, Carol McMahon, Deborah Nash, Sandy Neveu, Donna Nostin, Pat O ' Brien, Cathy Parker, Stan Pieciak, Sandra Price, Sandy Reider, Vivian Ruiz, Kenneth Rusk, Larry Sliwa, Janice Socha, Carol Stacy, Cindy Stanley, Nancy Sutherland, Jody Sutton, Toni Lee Wing, Susan Zalewa, Susan Zombik. Annex Members. Debbie Berube, Barbara Biegger, Noreen Bourassa, Felix Calaf, Laura Daniele, Karen Dean, Karen Deloria, Richard Dougherty, Darlene Dreunen, Sue Fitzgerald, Katie Heuderson, Cindy Janik, Sherry Lakey, Cindy Losau, Jean Menard, Cheryl Mock, Cindyrae Nel- lis, Lisa Robert, Cindy Ruiz, Holly Schenk, Elizabeth Smith, Candy Sullivan, Debby Tamburro, Kathy Tenerowicz, Michael Tenerowicz, Mary Ann Williams. Madrigal. L. to R.: Cathy Parker, Sally Buchmann, Janice Koerber, Ruth Delisle, Joyce Koerber, Joanne Lussier, Cynthia Christian, Ken Rusk, Linda Bernard, Norman La- bonte, Carol Chapman, Kevin Lynch, Vivian Ruiz, Donna Del- monte, Jody Sutton, Linda Hoff, Sue Zalewa, Chris Bozek, Cindy Stanley. 187 I CHRONICLE , L ' ESPRIT PROVIDE NEWS, LITERATURE The Comp Chronicle continued to bring news to students and fac- ulty in its ninth year of publica- tion, while the L ' Esprit staff of- fered a collection of students ' lit- erary work. Under the first year direction of advisor Mr. Stachura, the Chronicle staff, predominant- ly sophomores, solicited ads, hunted stories, and laid out the paper at the Palmer Press. Debbi Heroux and John Vartanian were Co-editors, with Mary Fontaine as Managing Editor, Sports Editor Doug Loveridge, and Annex Edi- tor Alan Kulig. The L ' Esprit staff, whose publication included ev- erything from poetry to short sto- ries, was advised by Mr. Paul. -c The Other Comprehensive COMP CHRONICLE Voc Completes Project Cebu r© w — - — ■ Mmh tu s Mtl 188 Comp Chronicle. Front Row, L. To R.: Richard Pluff, Mary Fontaine, John Vartanian, Mr. Stachura, Debbi FHeroux, Doug Loveridge, Alan Kulig. Second Row: Cindy Vanderlick, Lynn Sabourin, Joyce Beaudry, Sue Zalewa, Kelli Begley, Linda Aldrich. Third Row: Tony Renzulli, Dan Tatsch, John Florio. L Esprit. L. To R. : Mark Elrod, Marie Betournay, Leslie Kle- win, Genny Parrotte, Matthew Klewin. 189 We would like to express our deep appreciation to everyone who support- ed Memini ' 73, and we urge all stu- dents, faculty members, administrators and their families to patronize the busi- nesses listed here. The Editors BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1973 FROM PRINCIPAL STANLEY J. ZIEMBA BEST WISHES! LAFLAMME OIL CO. INC. RANGE FUEL OIL Complete Installation of Furnaces Boilers and Oil Burners 865 Montgomery St. Willimansett CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 73 Phone: 538-8196 FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1973! MAYOR EDWARD J. ZIEMBA 92 CONGRATULATIONS GRADS W. G. LONGE AGENCY COMPLIMENTS OF ED MORIARTY ' S INSURANCE REALTOR TAX SERVICE 1422 GRANBY RD. CHICOPEE, MA. PHONE 593-5156 FAMILY SHOE STORE 245 HIGH STREET ZAL ' S CHARLIE ' S LUCKY STRIKE RESTAURANT Holyoke, Mass. At The South Street Shopping Center Sportswear For Men and Women 703 GRATTAN ST. 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MASS. 451 GRATTAN STREET DIAL: 536-0087 P M BITTEL, INC. CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 73 DIPLOMAS AVON, CONN. 06001 FROM THE HOME EC CLUB BEST WISHES CLASS OF 73 FROM THE ROBERT FUNERAL HOME ALDENVILLE CREDIT UNION 710 GRATTAN STREET ALDENVILLE 13 DALE STREET ALDENVILLE 532-9806 203 Of 1973 ALPHONSE LACROIX CITY COLLECTOR 10 BELCHERTOWN ROAD AMHERST CHINESE AND POLYNESIAN FOOD BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 73 CHICOPEE BANK TRUST COMPANY 35 CENTER STREET • CHICOPEE, MASSACHUSETTS 01013 1250 MAIN STREET, SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 204 Patrons ARTHUR BASKIN SENATOR AND MRS. ROGER L. BERN ASHE MR. AND MRS. JOHN DAME ROGER LABRIE ATTORNEY HARVEY E. LUSSIER ATTORNEY AND MRS. JOSEPH A. NOWAK JOHN K. RUSIN MR. AND MRS. DONALD A. STEBBINS ROSE J. SUCH RICHARD W. THIVIERGE DR. PAUL F. THOMAS MARJORIE A. WARD MAYOR AND MRS. EDWARD J. ZIEMBA MITCHELL ' S T.V. CHICOPEE ANIMAL CLINIC BROCHU INSURANCE INC. ALDENVILLE SERVICE STATION SIMARD FLORIST A R AUTOMOTIVE , INC. GOSSELIN DEADY INSURANCE LAPITE SWEET SHOP SERVICE GROCERS COOPERATIVE WESTOVER LIQUORS NAPOLEON BAIL SHOE STORE AND REPAIR FACTORY BONNIE M. SOLIN JEWELERS Faculty ALBERT D ' AMBROSIO DOLORES BOROWIEC ROGER BRESNAHAN JOSEPH COTTON DANA CUTTER GEORGE DEFLORIO MARGARET DOWNEY ARNOLD HUHTAMAKI ROSEANN KNYBEL KATHRYN KRZYSTOFIK MITCHELL S. KUZDZAL HARRY N. MALE AS Patrons MR. AND MRS. BERNARD MATHIEU KENNETH A. MORSE MRS. HELEN NOVAK MR. AND MRS. THADDEUS OSSOLINSKI RICHARD PENNEY MR. AND MRS. WALTER POROWSKI JULIE MARIE SITTARD WALTER ST ACHURA RACHEL SHUMWAY MISS JOAN C. TOPOR CARL UTZINGER 205 284 PINE ST. HOLYOKE 532-9406 AND BAYSTATE WEST, MALL LEVEL SPRINGFIELD, MA. 734-7337 THE BAND ' S GOTSPIRIT! ■ i i CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 73 LUK-N-LUV FROM dOaLcetti dlarh Electrical Sufi ily do One. Electrical W6oL £i ala. d£ iitrituton 725 cHijfi Street, cOfobjode, cAiana.cfiuit.tti. 01040 STUBER ' S SUNOCO SERVICE 206 2011 Memorial Drive Chicopee, 01020 Rt. 3, New Ludlow Rd., Fairview DRAMA CLUB SHELL GASOLINE R. A. SERVICE CENTER 175 SUFFOLK STREET HOLYOKE, MA. 01040 TELEPHONE 532-4553 OPEN DAILY 6 AM -10 PM Service For All Domestic Cars Foreign And Sportcar Service Electronic Tune-Up SHELL PRODUCTS Precision Wheel Balancing Front End Alignment Complete One-Stop Service For All Your Motoring Needs ALBERT ARONEY CHARLES COLLINS TOM SLACHECTA PROPRIETOR CHIEF MECHANIC DAVE HOWE MARK WOOTON SERVICE TECHNICIAN SERVICE TECHNICIAN SERVICE TECHNICIAN HuQ ' (8® L ' ‘ u A ' Jfi ..--• 31 ! .:■ ■ ' -, - ■ ■■■• : • ' ;• . f ' HkBB S • ' • i .. - ' ,• V : J- V I ' -N ; : ‘ • ' • :4 ! ’ 1 ‘ ' ..x. I r J. r L I ' , - r l r! L I II r - .. i-v- T _ . v-.-rr 1 T. ! : f ■ 1 i i j.. 1 1 ‘ ' : ; ' t u T Acknowledgements: Senior portraits, group portraits, assorted sports photos — Grenier — Ducharme Studios American Yearbook representative — Don Lendry Cover design, divider page design — Ruth Chase Photographers — Marie Dubin, Steve Russell, Tim Price Editorial Credits: Senior section — Kathy Proulx Sports section — Fran Getto Faculty section — Pam Checkwicz Advertising — Diane Leblond Subscriptions — Debbie Stebbins Special thanks to: Mrs. Shumway, Memini Advisor, who died a thousand times this year, and who wanted to kill us during deadline times. Miss Borowiec, who gave us advice on our art designs. Mr. Fleury, for his help in filling the many photo gaps we fell into. Phil Lafleur, who bailed us out of deadline trouble with his own photos. Mr. Ernest Laflamme, Jr., City Treasurer, who personally solicited advertising for us and enabled us to sell more ads than ever. Mr. Ted Kord, of Precision Camera Repair, who lent his valuable equipment to us. All members of the student body and faculty who have given us sup- port throughout the year. Joanne and Jack Co-Editors 208 - it •■■■ : =‘ 3 ' ; SUPPLEMENT 73 ■ill Softball. Front Row, L. to R.: Mary Czajkowski, Carolyn Hutcheson, Carol Boissonnault, Pat Keene, Sue Jones, Elsie Whalley, Nancy Shee- han. Second Row: Coach Hill, Shelley Palmer, Judy Liggon, Roxanne Bolduc, Kim O ' Neill, Nancy Stanwick, Laura Langlois, Kim Whittaker, Lucia Coidakis. Varsity Baseball. Front Row, L. to R.: Jim Jerzyk, Dave Jodoin, Bob LaFleche, Joe Robitaille, John Bialas, Richard Chagnon, Terry Hanson. Second Row: Dave Moreau, Dan Franczek, Rick Jasinski, Bill Masse, Steve Roy, Coach Dulchinos. Third Row: Ed Ciosek, Andy Hevey, Don Cloutier, Mike Dwiggins, Gary Masse, Joe Doyle. Boys Tennis. Front Row, L. to R.: Dan Tatsch, Mark Fredette, Ken Picard, Jim Provost, Dave Langlois, Craig Goebel, Ken Demers, Doug Loveridge. Second Row: Al Stanwick, Foster Harrison, Mark Kryla, Bob Pluta, Dick Piela, Dave Waechter, Larry Lacoste, Coach White. Girls Tennis. Front Row, L. to R.: Lynn Perry, Wanda Polasek, Debbie Bonneville. Second Row: Gail Provost, Karin Luro, Esther Darris, Ardythe Gille. Golf. Bruce Boissonneault Dana Picard Tom Desrochers ]oe Dozzo Coach Kijak Ted Kord Dave Whittaker Dave Crean Tom Adamczyk Dave Hicks Rich Tetrault Track. Front Row, L. to R.: Coach Vyce, Randy LaCoille, Mark Hambley, Tom Miskiv, Tom Kulig, John Beaudoin, Bob Jordan, Rich Ru- dolph, Alan Patrie, Dennis Rodon, John Dzurnak, Coach Davis. Second Row: Bob Ash, Tom Abramowicz, Durrell Wheatley, Dwayne Fuggs, Jim Ash, Ernie McCool, Ed Abramowicz, Don Overson, Tim Nelson. Third Row: Jeff Sattler, Ken Swords, Al Bogdanovich, Ben Riv- era, Jim Dillon, Ivan Legler, Jeff Pittsinger, Marty She ' ll, Dirk Glenn, Bill Deyette. Fourth Row: Ken Leblanc, Randy Wright, Charlie Ma- thieu, Tom Kozik, David Quesnel, Ray Lincourt, Bill Girard. Fifth Row: Mike Halpin, Roger McGregor, David McKissick, Tom Barker, John Parent, David Beaudoin, Steve Willey, Cary Gray, Dan Dillon. Senior Prom , June 9, 1973: The Long and Winding Road Senior Picnic , une 77, 7973 .fW . The Last Hurrah , June 13, 1973 Senior Banquet , June 14, 1973 wfmW ' ffilrvfovfn] MVI fill ivImISI Mill? (HompreljenBtbe JCtgij j cljool, (Elaae of 1973 Mary Kathryn Aldrich Paul Mike Allard James Robert Allen, Jr. Veldina Raye Altenhein Helene Annette Anninos Robert Paul Arnhold John Clement Baker Denise Marie Ball Michele Lynn Ball Thomas Joseph Barker Catherine Mary Barrett Marie E. Barrett Michael John Barrows Bruce Daniel Barthelette Bonnie Lee Mary Baruffaldi Mary Jane Basilone Ellen Margaret Batchelor Leonard Arthur Beauchemin John Patrick Beaudoin Debra Ann Beaulieu Leonard Richard Beaulieu Sandra Marie Beaulieu Pamela Joan Beck Terrianne Begley Ronald Joseph Benard Donald Richard Benoit Marianne Barbara Benoit Paul Gerard Benson Cecile Ann Bergeron Diane Marie Bergeron Marie Stella Betournay John Christopher Bialas David Julian Biela Gerard Laurier Blanchard Sherry Rose Blanchette James Henry Blaney Barbara Ann Blout Alan Henry Bogdanovich Gerard Lucien Boisseau Richard Joseph Boissonneault Pamela Marie Boisvere Joan Yivian Bourque Corliss Anne Boutin Gary Edgar Boutot Joseph Patrick Brady Douglas Alan Brassard David Bernard Breault Gregory Roger Breault Sylvie Breault Laurel Jean Brocklesby Michelle Anne Brodeur David Horatio Bruegger Larry Edward Buchmann Vicki Lynn Bugarin Barbara Ann Burger Marley Kathleen Cantor Dennis Mark Caron John Ronald Carrier Linda May Carrigan Louis Richard Casa Richard Kevin Chagnon Roland Richard Chagnon John Peter Charette Ruth Marie Chase Pamela Kathleen Checkwici Ronald Chimelis Nancy Ann Christopher Jack Wesley Coleman James Robert Coleman Hal Ronald Cooney Frances I. Corriveau Rick Michael Cosentino Evelyn Mary Cote Leo Donald Cote David Brian Courchesne James Francis Courtney Jacqueline Linda Couture Michael David Couture Susan Joyce Couture Patricia Ann Croteau Joanne Lillian Czaikowski Theresa Marie Ciuchra Robert David Daigneault Francis Roland Dalpe John Andre Dame Ronald Paul Dandeneau Anne Karen Daniele Anthony J. Daniele John M. Donaldson Diana Dansereau Esther Marie Darris Mitchell David Darris Craig Alan Davignon Joseph Richard Deady Alan Curtis Dean William Allen Dean Rudolph Joseph Decker, Jr. David Henry DeJordy Kevin George Delisle Donna Marie DelMonte David Roland Descoteaux Jean Claire Descoteaux Judy Ann Desgres Doreen Carole DesRochers Thomas Paul DesRochers Vincent Jude Desrochers Robert Roy Desroches Kim Ellen Dolphin Howard Paul Dombeck Joseph William Donahue Carol Ann Dougherty Matthew Francis Dougherty Victoria Lynn Dougherty Gerald Downie Marie Laure Dubin Diane Louise DuBois Linda Ann Duclos David Wilfred Dugre David Albert Dumais Donna Lee Dunne Bonnie Irene Duval Carol Ann Duval Christine Diane Duval Laurie Louise Dykes John Eugene Diiza Jo-Ann Emmons John Leo Erickson Joseph William Fagan Sylvia Anna Falcon Robert Keith Farias Gary Steven Fauteux George McLeod Feneley, II Marie Therese Ferguson David Manuel Fernandes Steven Wayne Ferreira Richard Adam Ferus Sandra Marie Fimbel Lynn Constance Fleury Bettina Christine Folden Joseph Walter Folta David Micheal Fontaine Thomas Mitchell Fontaine Steven Edmond Forgette Deborah Jean Foshey Wayne Michael Friedrich Dwayne C. Fuggs Janet Yvonne Gagne Deborah Anne Gagnon Ernest Romeo Gagnon Pauline Anne Gagnon Paul Joseph Gallant Donald Raymond Gallup Michael Charles Galuska Linda Diane Gates Susan Elizabeth Geer Laurie Anne Gelina Daniel Leonard Gendron Gary Arthur Geoffroy Annette Louise George Lamar Robert Gerver, Jr. Francis Alfred Getto, Jr. Alan Barry Gibbs Thomas Arthur Giguere Judith Marie Gilmartin Stephan Richard Girard Charles Nick Glimenakis Vanessa Lee Glover Michael Richard Godek Kathleen Ann Goff Mark Kevin Gorman David Joseph Grady Charmaine Rachel Griffin Monica Ann Griffin Roger Allen Grimshaw Pamela Rose Guillette Bette-Jo Hackney Laurel Irene Hajec Charles William Hall James Michael Hank Terry Jon Hanson Clare Ann Harrington Cheryl Denise Harris Mark Joseph Hayden Richard Frank Hayden, Jr. Victoria Anne Henry Efrain Hernandez Daniel Alfred Hevey William Francis Hickson Linda Lee Hoff Michael Patrick Hogan Maria Roseanna Homatopoulos Kathleen Ann Hoop Marie Lynn Hooper Douglas Joseph Hopewell Debra Lee Hortie William Coit Howe, Jr. Amy Christine Huffman Matthew Stephen Humphrey Barry Francis Hunt Kathleen Ann Hurley Carolyn Jean Hutcheson Roxanne Irion Stanley Iwanicki Robert Thomas Jablonski William Edwin Janocha Mark Curtis Jarrett Michael Paul Jarrett James David Jerzyk David Ronald Jodoin Thomas Ray Johnson Kimberly Roxanne Jones Lynda-Maree Jones Vivian Rita Jones Debra Cecile Joyal Gerald Roland Joyal Kimberly Carol Joyner Michael Eugene Kaeble Linda Mary Kalita Susan Christine Karcz Patricia Judith Kawalec Sara Jane Kendall Owen Leon Kessler Frederick Harold Klein Cheryl Ann Kleindienst Leslie Ellen Klewin Ann Marie Helen Klofas Noreen Ann Klofas Janice Carolina Koerber Joyce Alexandria Koerber Stephen Robert Kolek Michael Konieczny Andrew Mieczyslaw Kowal Waldemar John Kowal Stanley Joseph Kozik Cynthia Ann Koziol Alan Harold Kraefft Kevin John Kras Bonny Kratzer Alfred Kubetin Thomas J. Kulig Diane Lynn Labelle Allan Louis Labonbard Kenneth Romeo Labonte Daniel Joseph Labrie Rae-Ann LaBrie Lawrence Leonard Lacoste Arthur Norman Laflamme Donald Normand Laflamme Kevin Leo Laflamme Robert Raymond LaFleche Michael Joseph Lafleur Philip Harold Lafleur Raymond John Lafrinere, III Mary Ellen Lamica John Augustin Lamontagne Thomas Alfred Landry Stephen Charles Lang Timothy Jon Langlois Kenneth Al Lapierre Alan K. LaPlante Susan Marie Lapointe Dawn Anne Larder David Bruce LaRoche Gerald D. t-aRose Glenn Randall Larson Richard Roy Latour Edward Lee Laudermilk Steven Anthoney Lavelle Barbara Ann Laverty Marc Andr6 Lavoie Paul Samuel Lawrence, Jr. Brian James Lebel Normand Paul LeBlanc, Jr. Diane Marie Leblond Denise Lucille Legere Linda Ruth Leja Christine Ann Lengieza Judith Marie Lepkowski Alan Charles LeSiege Diane Marie Lesieur Paul Thomas Lesieur Faith Eileen Lester Avis Susan Lingley David John Long Kathleen Frances Long Rose Marie Long James Roy Loranger Michele Renee Luro Caroline Ann Lussier Kathleen Mary Lynch Michael Anthony Lynch Kathleen Ann Maes Gerard Joseph Marchand Patricia Ellen Mardeusz Margaret Anne Marion Kathleen Martin Lynn Denise Mason Ardythe Ellin Massey Ernest Joseph Mathieu Pamela Avis Mattson Ernest William McCool Barbara Ann McKinstry Michael William McNamara Pamela Ann Medrek Anthony Joseph Melkunas, Jr. Susan Carol Menard Armand Frederick Mercier, Jr. Diane Christine Messier John Joseph Mettey Dorothy Lee Michon James William Mika Carol Ann Mikolajcik Michele Elizabeth Miles Michael S. Montemagni Roberta Ann Montgomery Robert William Moore John Henry Moran, Jr. David William Morris Jacqueline Morrow Karen Lynn Mueller John Joseph Murawski Stephen Patrick Murphy Allan Joseph Nubile Janet Marie Nubile Dennis James O ' Brien Sheila Ann O ' Connell Michael O ' Connor Matthew Brian O ' Neill Dennis James Oster A ' an John Overgaard Shelley AIFreeda Palmer John William Panagotopulos Gerald Allen Paquette Laura Ann Paquette Roland Eugene Paquette Catherine Marie Parker Douglas Arthur Parmentier Genevieve Florence Parrotte Margaret Rose Paul Donald William Peery, Jr. Kenneth Marcel Perrier James R. Peters, Jr. Dana Anthony Picard Billie Lee Pickett Paul Richard Piquette Glenn Russel Pittsinger Richard Clement Poitras Wanda Nell Polasek Marcel Michel Pouliot Harry Everett Pray, III Timothy Edward Price Lawrence Arthur Prive Kathryn Ann Proulx Margaret Mary Proulx Roland Gerard Provost Janet Alyce Pruitte Marlene Ann Quesnel Timothy Paul Rabbitt Jody Lynn Rainey Sandra Kay Reeder Lawrence Mitchell Renaldi Carlos Francisco Rexach Luc Yvan Rheaume Brenda A. Rhodes John E. Rhodes John Arthur Ribeiro Janet Lynn Richards Pamela Jean Richards Ann Marie Rider John A. Riendeau Richard John Rigali Catherine Marion Riley John J. Rivard Susan Mary Rivest Robert Roland Rivet Gary Alan Robert Constance Theresa Roberts Judith Ann Roberts Frank Stanley Robitaille Joseph Peter Robitaille David Normand Roch Hope Ann Rosendale Barbara Jayne Roy Marguerite Carol Lyn Roy Sharon L. Roy Jonathan Rodney Ruckman Deborah Geralynn Ruiz Kerry Gerard Ruiz Vivian Ann Ruiz Michael Allen Runkle Steven Richard Russell Gail Antoinette Russo Walter William Rustic, Jr. Diane Constance Rutkowski Marc Steven St. George William Edward St. Germain Gary Raymond Santerre Anne Marie Sarrasin Robert Martin Sawa Gary Michael Schneider Dianne Marie Shakas Elizabeth Ann Sicard Denise Marie Simard Scott Reid Simons Patricia Jeanne Simmons Kathleen Jean Simpson Edward Joseph Skulkitis Jon Todd Slenzak Lawrence John Sliwa Anthony Girard Smigiel Belinda Ann Smith Daniel Lyman Smith Darryl Mark Smith Deborah Dianne Smith Glenn Allen Smith Steven Edward Smolen Gail Ann Sobolowski Sandra Ann Soltys Allen David Sperry Karen Ann Spillane Cynthia Ann Stanley Alan Michael Stanwick Cynthia Ann Staszko Deborah Louise Stebbins Robin Shirley Stewart Constance Ann Stich David Walter Stokowski Teri G. Stouffer Cheryl Ann Strani Deborah Louise Streit Joanne Mary Such George Michael Sullivan Kathleen Lois Sullivan David Charles Swist Richard S. Szatkowski Cheryl Marie Szlachetka Theodore Joseph Tamburro Robert Roy Tanguay David John Tarka Anna Lee Taylor Marc Vincent Therrien Stanley Herbert Thompson Donald Boyd Thorpe David Alan Tisdell Kathleen Miriam Todd Dale Theresa Topor Michael Theodore Touchette Robin Ernest Tougas Kathleen Mary Trembley Kathleen Ellen Trowsdale Catherine Mary Trudeau Wayne John Trzeciak Ronald Paul Turgeon Richard Edward Turner Robert Francis Valcourt William Scott Valentine Douglas Alan Valley Bruce Frank Vanderlick Diane Mary Vanderwalker Paul Normand Veillette Peter Ron Viens Donna Marie Veith Steve Dale Waechter Robert Carroll Ward Elizabeth Watson Ronnie Walter Wegrzyn Janice Marion Wencel Diane Marie Wenninger Dawain Mills Wheatley Kim Marie Whittaker Paul Richard Wilk Jo Anne Wilkins Steven Willey Bonnie May Wilson Keith Darwin Withers Thomas Wojnarowski Richard Eugene Wojtowicz Martha Ellen Wolcott Albert J. Woszczyna Randy Edward Wright Daniel Walter Wysk Nancy Lee Young Carol Ann Zielonka Desiree Gale Zillmer Pamala Jean Zinda Stanley Joseph Zolendziewski David Theodore Zombik John William Zyla CHICOPEE COMPREHENSIVE iM SCHOOi U BAARY
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