Chicopee High School - Memini Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1978 volume:

cweom ««««� «• mOH SCKOd ! O ' u f l ; ,s MEMINI 1978 CHICOPEE COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL CHICOPEE MASSACHUSETTS VOLUME XV TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING 2 DEDICATION 15 SENIORS 17 UNDERCLASSMEN 66 VOCATIONAL 86 FACULTY 91 SPORTS 107 ACTIVITIES 147 ADVERTISING 173 RONALD LAVOIE EDITOR •• ' i ? EffiStv! J I -T J 1 p— f A ■ ■ ■ jj | Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. ■rWA Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. Avoid loud and aggressive persons, they are vexations to the spirit. 5 If you compare yourself with others, you may become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself Enjoy your achievements as well as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time Exercise caution in your business affairs; for the world is full of trickery You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you. no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. 11 Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you conceive Him to be. and whatever your labors and aspirations. in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul With all its sham, drudgery and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world, Be careful. Strive to be happy 14 MR. MARTELL Life presents a multitude of challenges. These challenges, whether to an individual or to a group of individuals, are more easily faced with the assistance and guidance of a friend who cares. In the last four years, we the members of the Class of 1978 have met a number of challenges, among them the difficulties of maturing into adulthood. Two men, as teachers and advisors, helped us face these challenges successfully. They have not only watched us mature in the past four years, but also guided us through them. In gratitude for their valuable assistance, Memini 1978 is dedicated to these two men; Mr. Neil Martell and Mr. Roger Bowden. MR. BOWDEN 15 If VOU V you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you. If you can trust yourself when alhnen doubt you But make allowance for their doubting too; If you can wait and not be tired by waiting. Or, being lied about, don ' t deal in lies Or being hated, don ' t give way to hating, - And yet don ' t look too good, or talk too wise; If you can dream-and not make dreams your njaster;. If you can tbink-and not make thoughts your aim. If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two imposters just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you ' ve spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools. Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken, And stoop and build ' em up with worn-out to u ■i If you can make one heap of all our winnings; And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss. And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss; Jif you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the Will which says to them: Hold on! ' If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue. Or walk with Kings-nor lose the common touch. If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you. If all men count with you, but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty second ' s worth of distance run. Yours is the Earth and everything that ' s in it, And-which is more-you ' ll be a man my son! Rudyard Kipling 16 MONICA ABOOD 126 Dixie Terrace French Club 4, Pro Merito, Field Hockey 4, Senior Home Rm Rep 4 DONALD ANDERSON 12 Acker Circle WILLIAM ANDERSON BILL 32 Nassau St. Powder Puff 3-4, Hiking Club 2-4 ROBERT ARCHAMBAULT ARCHIE ' 43 Ferry Street Madrigals 2-3 RICHARD ABRAMOWICZ MARC AINSBURG DENISE ALLAIN xoO Grattan St. 95 Lukasik St. NEICE’ Chorus 2-4, French Club 4, Math Team 4, Pro Merito Band 1-4 1 55 Old Fuller Road MARIE ALLARD 41 Pondview Dr. Cheerleader 1-4, Powderpuff 3-4 MARJORIE ANDERSON MAJOR ' Latin Club 1-2, Class Play 2, Cosmetolo- gy 3-4, Pro Merito SLOWAMI ANDRZEJEWSKI 94 Simonich Circle DAVID BACCUS 24 Boutin Ct. JOSE ARROYO FREDDIE ' 254 Exchange St. DAVID AYOTTE 166 Vadnais St. RICHARD ASTUKEWICZ 12 Lyman Rd. LISA BAILEY STEVEN BAILEY TODD BAILEY LOUISE BANISTER THERESA BARG LEE ' 265 New Ludlow Rd. 265 New Ludlow Rd. LOU ' 36 Emmet St. 16 Alvord Ave. 20 Oakwood St. Spaghetti Supper 4, Latin Club 4 KATHLEEN BARRETT 26 Silvin Rd. SUSAN BARNS SUE ' 69 Westport Dr. Spaghetti Supper 4, Latin Club 4, Library Aid 4 JOHN BEAULIEU 66 Boutin St. Powder Puff 3, Spaghetti Super 4 CATHY BARLOW CB ' 334 Irene St. Flag Corp 2, Rifle Guard 3-4 ROBERT BELISLE 39 Fernwood St. ROGER BENARD 70 Clairmont Ave. Telcom 3-4, Stage Band 3-4 CAROL BENSON FRANCIS BENSON DONNA BERGERON CRICKET ' 10 Roberts Pond 20 Julia Deca 4 Ave. JOEL BESSETTE J.B. 84 Whittlesey Ave. Swimming, 1-4; Tennis 1-4 DIANNE BOISJOLIE Dr 53 Cyran St. Pro Merito, Tennis 2, Cotillion Comm. 3, H R. Rep. 2 RUTH BRADLEY 95 Asselin St. KAREN BRUNELLE 63 Silvin Rd. RUTH BETOURNAY RUDY ' 21 Fair St. German-Russian Club 3, Art Club 4, Spaghetti Supper 4 PAUL BOURQUE 87 Beauregard Terrace Band 1-4, Stage Band 2-4, District Band 3, Frolics 3-4, Senior Class Play 3-4 ELIZABETH BROWN LIZ ' 158 Mt. Vernon St. Band 1-4, Track 3, Latin Club 2-3, Cotil- lion Comm. 2 HEIDI BUCHANAN 960 Chicopee Street Class Vice- President 3, Cotillion Comm. 3, Spaghetti Supper Co-Chairman 4, H R. Rep. 4 STEVEN BERUBE 189 Fletcher Circle MARGARET BLOUT PEGGY 47 Boucher Circle GORDON BESSETTE 6 Bush Ave. MARYANNE BOCK 12 Julia Ave. ANDREW BURNS ANDY ' 1697 Westover Rd. Cross Country 1,2; Track 1-4, Math team 3-4; Pro-Merito THOMAS BURKE TOM 766 Pendleton Ave. Freshman Cross Country SUSAN BURZYNSKI SUZIE BETH ' 50 Silvin Rd. Powder Puff 3-4, H R. Rep. 3, Chorus 1- 4, Bat Girl 2-4, Spaghetti Supper 3-4 KEVIN BYNAN 14 Nash St. ANTHONY BUETTNER TONY ' 169 Boulay Circle Swimming 2 CATHERINE BUSHEY CATHY ' 100 Laclede Ave. Band 1-4, Track 3, Stage Band 4 ELIZABETH CARRIER 29 Sullivan St. a ' WILLIAM CACCIOLFI BILL ' 142 Casey Drive Photography Editor Year Book, Hiking Club Pres. 3-4, Football 1, Varsity Mgr. 2-4 ILENE CADRY 771 McKinstry Ave. RICHARD CARBONNEAU RICK ' 111 Quartus St. Basketball 1-4 JOSEPHINE CASSIDY JO ' 4 Paradise St. Color Guard 1-2, FlagCorp 3-4, Inter Class Play 2,4; Spaghetti Supper Comm. LINDA CHAMPAGNE CHICKEN LEGS ' 58 Elmer Drive Latin Club 2-3, Track 3-4, Spaghetti Sup- per 4, Band 2-1 LUCINDA CALIFOUX 35 Buckley Blvd. CYNTHIA CHARTIER BOOFIE ' 654 Britton St. French Club 4, Art Club 3, Pro Merito, Memini 78, Junior Prom Comm. 3 21 KENNETH CHMIEL KEN ' 274 Rolf Ave. Football 1. Chess Team 2 DENISE CHOUINARD 159 Silvin Rd. EILEEN CONDE 1684 Westover Rd. CHRISTOPHER CROCHIERE TROUBLE ' 252 Grove St. Deca MARK COMTOIS 4c Roger St. CAROL CONROY 8 Schley St. Softball 1-2, Basketball 2, Frolics 2-4, Powder Puff Football 3, Farmer John ' s Barnyard Club 4 DENIS CROTEAU 13 Bonner St. DAVID COUTURE 18 Calvin St. Chess Team 2-4, Tennis Team 4 BRIAN COTE 87 College St. Football 1, Tennis 2-4, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3-4 JAMES CROWLEY HEADRUSH ' 1286 Granby Rd. LINDA CHMIEL 3 Boileau Terrace Latin Club 2-4, Drama Club 2 BRENDA COLUCCI 740 Granby Rd. LORIE COTE 7 Ludlow Rd. DEBRA CYR 722 Chicopee St. 22 HENRY DENT 90 Boucher Circle Football 1-4, Tri-Captain, Baseball 1-2 JEANNINE DALPE ' JEANNINE ' 931 Granby Rd. Deca KATHLEEN DELISLE 89 Ninth Ave. Pro Merito H.R. Rep. 2-4, Yearbook 4. Swimming 2, Basketball 1-4, Softball 1-4 DONNA DESMARAIS 69 Worthington St. Ski Team 1-4, Hiking 1-3, Machine Drafting 3-4, Office Clerk 3-4 DEREK DELISLE 19 Cerryvale St. Student Advisory Comm., Interclass play. Skiing 1, Tennis 2-4 LINDA DESJARDINS ' LYNN ' 34 Blanchard St. Track 1-4, Swimming 4, Powder Puff 3, Cotillion Committee 4 VINCENT DANEHEY 87 Lauzier Ter. DONNA DESROCHERS 1382 Granby Rd. Cosmetology 3-4, H.R. Rep. 3, Powder Puff 3 MARK DELONG ' Coke-Man ' 107 Britton St. Soccer 1, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3, Senior Class Play 3-4 ' tt MARC DAVIGNON 27 Holgate Ave. WILLIAM DAY 6 Fifth Ave. GARY DEMERS 91 Dixie Terrace. DAVID DENSMORE DIZZY ' 43 Warwick Rd. Photo Club 4, Soccer 1, Cross Country 2- 4, Hiking Club 3 DENISE DELISLE 1 Everett St. Cosmetology 3-4 MAUREEN DONAHUE J4 Leary Ave. RONALD DESROCHES 38 Brightwood St. SUZANNE DUVAL SUE ' 18 Bemis St. Cosmetology 3-4 JEFFREY DUPONT JEFF ' 37 Myrtle St. Co-op KAREN DUTILLY A Dallaire Ave. DONALD DOYLE 126 Edge wood Ave. Baseball 1-2, Intra. Football 2, Intra. Bas- ketball 2-4, Powder Puff Cheerleader 3-4, Pro Merito, H.R. Rep. 4 PETER DUBIN PETE ' 1202 Memorial Dr. German Club Pres. 3, Football 1, Student Council 4 LINDA DUMAIS 393 Pendleton Ave. MICHAEL DONAHUE MIKE ' 169 Casey Drive German Club 1-4, Photo Club 2,4, Foot- ball 1 MICHAEL DOUVILLE MIKE ' 40 Norman St. Co-op PAUL DUBIN MAZOO 1202 Memorial Dr. Concert Band 1-4, German Club 2-4 Stage Band 2, Marching Band 1-4 DENISE DELUDE DEE ' 695 Britton St. Track 1-3, H.R. Rep. 2-3, Powder Puff RENE DUBE DUBE ' 34 Simone Rd. Soccer 1-3, Basketball 1-3 DENNIS DUCHARME 210 Skeel St. PATRICK FECTEAU 853 Grattan St. CHRISTINA FLORENCE 265 Grattan St. KEVIN FARIAS 132 Vadnais St. ROSEMARY FERREIRA ROSEY 83 Montgomery St. Rifle Squad 2-4, Memini 4, French Club 1-4, Pro Merito 4, Powder Puff 3-4 QUINNA EALUM 111 Falmouth Rd Band 1-4 MICHAEL FECTEAU SILVER TOOTH 853 Grattan St. STEVEN DYGON 130 Eicon Dr. KARIN ESTES 34 Calvin St. LINDA FITZPATRICK ' FITZIE ' 59 Ross Ave. Swim Team 3, Junior Prom Comm. JAMES FONTAINE JIM 20 Stebbins St Basketball 1-2, Baseball 1-2, Pro Merito 4 FRANK DZWONKOSKI MR DRIVING TO ENDANGER 28 Yvette St. Hockey 4, Hiking Club 4 LUCY FOLTA 17 Sherbrook St. ROBERT FLUET 49 Leo Drive Track JEFFREY FOISY JEFF ' 126 Pondview Drive Baseball 1-2, Co-op STEVEN FONTAINE STEVE ' CHERYL FOOTE 1 Hamburg St. 28 Wallace Ave. Spanish Club 4 JAMES FOURNIER JOANNE FRANCAVILLA JOANNE 65 Paranteau Dr. Chronicle 1, L ' Esprit Drama 3, H R. Rep. 3, Prom Committee 3-4 HENR1QUE FRANCISCO TOOTHLESS ' JOANNE GADOURY JO ' 62 Clairmont Ave. J.V. Basketball 1-2, Track 2, Spaghetti Supper 4, Powder Puff 3 NANCY FOURNIER DOLLY DIMPLES 148 Boulay Cir. Chorus 1-3, Madrigals 4 134 Lukasik St Co-op 425 Front St. CLAIRE CAUDETTE LISA GADOURY DANIEL GAGNON JUAN GARCIA 409 Irene St. Spanish Club President 2-3, Powder Puff LAURIE GATES GATOR ' 92 Falmouth Rd. Band 1-4, Stage Band 2-4 27 Simonich Cir. 48 Pervier Ave. SANDRA GENDRON SANDY ' 52 Percy St. Pro Merito, Cotillion Comm. 4, German Club 2, Farmer John ' s Barnyard Club 4 MARK GENDRON 132 Clairmont St. t n tr.lH H ■ M T ' ; A jfl 1 . i ■ jWjl I I % If 1 PAULINE GREGOIRE 1001 Prospect St. Memini 78 ROBERT GREGORY 74 Pondview Dr. ROBERT GIROUX BOB 31 Nassau St. Football 1-3, Tennis 2 DONNA GIVEN 1286 Granby Rd Chorus 1-3, Volleyball DEBRA GRANDMONT DEBBIE ' 854 Grattan St. German-Club 2, Powder Puff 3-4, Cotil lion Comm 4, Cheerleading 2-3, Co NANCY GRAVES 595 Chicopee St. Chorus 1, French Club 3-4, Madrigals 2- 4, Memini 78, Spaghetti Supper 3, H R Rep 2 KIRK GRAY 117 Marten St. Pro Merito, Chemistry Tea Capt 4 MARK GEORGES DUKE ' 71 Montgomery St. TERESE GIRARD 170 Fletcher Circle Pro Merito, Band 1-4, Farmer John ' s Barnyard Club, Drama Club 2 STEVEN GRACI 496 Chicopee KIM GLADU 150 Pendleton St MARIE GEOFFROY 44 Oakwood St. MICHAEL CETTO 25 Sandra St. Football 1 ANTHONY GLIMENAKIS GREEK ' 19 Pennsylvania Ave. Football 1-4 •v f ROGER HAMEL NIGHT HAWK ' 29 Edward St. NANCY HANECAK 89 Homer St. TRACY HARTMAN 140 Langevin St. CAROL HELIE 37 Christopher St. Deca DEBORAH HEBERT DEBBIE ' 105 Britton St. Deca 4, Powder Puff 3 LISA HEBERT 36 Green St. Yearbook 4, H.R. Rep. 3-4, Farmer John ' s Barnyard Club SHEILA HAMEL 51 Pendleton Ave. DANIEL GRZELAK THE GRIZZ 100 Stebbins St. Chronicle 1-2, Photo Club 3-4 DONNA GUMM 10 Ludlow Rd. DOREEN HACHEY 101 Britton St. Chorus 1-3, Deca 4 MARY LOU HEBERT 86 Mountainview St. KENNETH HEBERT 41 Norman St. MICHAEL GRIFFIN GRIFF ' 86 Bostwick Lane Football 1-4, Baseball 2 GOMEZ HANSEN PINE APPLE ' 11 Mellinger Lane Chorus JEAN HOOPER 120 Boucher Circle MARION HOULE OWL ' I 52 Arcade St. I ' hoto Club 3-4, French Club 3-4, Prom omm. 3-4, Memini 78, Powder Puff 3 i Q Y ' TAMI HUFFORD HUFF ' |?argeant Ave. [itillion Committee 3, Prom Committee MICHELE HEROUX 3 Central Ave. ALLAN HORTON HORTY ' il Searles St. WILLIAM HOLT BILL ' 118 Mountainview St. MATTHEW HOROSZEWSKI 89 Prospect St. WALTER IWANICKI 70 Dewey St. DARREL HOULE PAUL ' 84 Nonotuck Ave. GARY HOULE HOULEO 1066 Granby Rd. Hockey 1-4 EDWARD JAROSZ ED ' 89 Woodcrest Circle Soccer ARTHUR JEFFERSON 126 Fern wood St. SHARON HORTIE 18 Edward St. Pro Merito: Hiking Club 2, Track 2-4, Powder Puff 3-4, Spaghetti Supper Comm. 4; Junior Prom Comm. JOSEPH JERZYK 21 May St. Football 1-4, Basketball 1-2 MICHAEL JETTE MIKE- 39 Acrebrook Dr. JEFFREY KEENE PED ' 125 Marten St. NANCY KINDNESS BIG NANC ' oO Dewey St. Cheerleading, H R Rep 3, Prom Com- mittee 3-4, Student Council 3 PATRICIA KLEE BOA- 666 Britton St. Drama Club 2-4, Art Club 2-3, Yearbook Staff 4, German Club 2-3 SUSAN JONES CLAUDE JOYAL JEFFREY KALOROUMAKIS MARK KANE 165 Edgewood Ave. •LUMPY 17 Ohio Ave. 98 Langevin St. 44 Loretta St. Spanish Club 4, French Club 4, Band 4, Drama Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Spa- ghetti Supper Comm. 3 JAMES KENNEY TRIGGER- 20 Andover Road Football 1-2, Basketball 1-4 KENNETH KING 18 Sheridan St. Ark f j i iff j • 1 MARY KEOUGH MARE ' 56 Nye St. Drama Club 1-3, French Club 1-3, Art Club 3, L ' esprit 3-4, German-Russian Club 2-4 THEODORE KLAUS SHARSKY ' 681 Burnett Rd. Co-op STEPHEN KLEIN 49 Boutin St. MICHEL KLIMCZAK 37 Lachine St. MICHAEL KLOFAS CHRISTIAN KOEHLER ' MIKE ' 115 Mountainview St. 75 Sampson St. Pro Merito, Basketball 1-2, Soccer 1-4, Baseball 1-4 Intramural Basketball 3-4 GAIL KOZIARA 72 Prospect St. Class Pres. 2, Track 1-4, Student Council 1-4, Pres. 4, Basketball 1-4, Swimming 2- 4. Pro-Merito SUZAN KOZIK SUE ' 105 Columba St. Photo Club 2-4 TANYA LANE 212 Sheridan St. Student Council 2-4, Yearbook 4, Powder Puff 3-4, Spaghetti Supper, Farmer John ' s Barnyard Club STEVEN KOLNICKI 418 Montgomery St. J.V. Hockey 2 DAVID KRUPA DAVE ' 75 Dresser Ave . SUZANNA KORKOSZ KORK ' 126 Valier Ave. Band 1-2 FRANK KOS 174 Ashgrove St. Pro-Merito GAIL KUSIAK 31 Taylor St. Photo Club 2-4 PAUL LACKOVIC 220 Woodcrest Dr DAVID LACOSSE DAVE ' 22 Lombard St. Drama Club 2, Kazoo Club 4 KENNETH LABONTE 45 Christopher St. Soccer 1-2-4 KAREN LACROIX RONALD LAJEUNESSE CLARICE LANDRY 1 L 177 Prospect St. 798 Grattan St. PEANUT If-rench Club 2-4, Frolics 2-4, Western Co-op, Photo Club 2, Swimming 1-2 • 756 Britton St. Ivlass. District, Chorus 1-4 NANCY LANDRY 1012 Chicopee St. ROBERT LABRIE 77 Daley St. LYNNE LAP1ERRE BRUTE ' 368 Irene St. Field Hockey 1-4, Tennis 2-4, Basketball 1-2, Kazoo Club, German-Russian Club 3-4 SUSAN LAPOLICE SUE ' 54 Shirley St. Softball 1-4, Hiking Club 1-2, German Club 1-2, Yearbook 4, Powder Puff 3 JUDITH LAPORTE M M ' 86 Hampshire St. Track 3 WAYNE LAROCQUE 500 Britton St, French Club 2-4: Promerito: Journalisrr 3-4; Intra. Football 2 KENNETH LAROSE ' KENNY ' 31 Longwood Drive Band 1-4 EUGENE LAVALLE ' 43 Cyran St. RONALD LAVOIE 29 Barby St. Pro Merito, L ' Espirit 4, Yearbook Editor 4, A.S.M.W. 2-4, Debate 3, Farmer John ' s Barnyard Club 4 STEPHEN LEBLANC 144 Ashgrove St. Ski Team 3 LINDA LIVINGSTON 218 Asselin St. KAREN LINGENBERG 52 Ludger Ave. LOIS LINGLEY 53 Ludger Ave. MICHAEL MEMIEUX LIMB-CHOPS 358 East Main St DAVID LIGGON LIG-UPS ' 213 Asselin St. Basketball 1-4, Football 1, Volleyball 1 DANIEL LANGEVIN DANNY 27 Langevin Ave LAWRENCE LANGLOIS LARRY 84 Dixie Terrace Football 2-1, Diving 1-3, Track 3, H R Rep. 1-2 BARBARA LAP1ERRE BARB 72 College St. Drama Club 2, French Club 4, Kazoo Club 4, Yearbook 4, Junior Prom Comm JOY LOCKHART 46 Wilmont St. Chorus 1-4, Chronicle 1-4, Spanish Club 1,3,4; Latin Club 2, Chorus 1 ESTHER LOPEZ 254 Exchange St. LISA LYNCH 675 Pendleton Ave. Softball 2, Field Hockey 3-4 VICTORIA MALIKOWSKI VICKI ' 5 Fanwood St. Class V.P. 4, Student Council 1-2, Spa- ghetti Supper 4, Drama, Hiking Club 2, Kazoo Club 4 KATHLEEN MACKES KATHY ' I Warwick Rd. I liking Club 2, German Club 2, Year- I ' ook 4, Powder Puff 3 DEBBIE MADAMBA 168 Mountainview St. Track Team 1-4, Cheerleading 1-4, Pow- der Puff 3-4 DARLENE LOISELLE LIL MATT ' 354 Sheridan St. Cheerleading 1, Cosmetology 3-4 MARY LONGE 96 Old Farm Rd. t RUTHANN LUSSIER GUPPY ' ■ L044 Prospect St. l-ield Hockey 3 KENNETH LOFTUS 72 Searles St. GERALD LORANGER JERRY ' 102 Sunflower Ave. THOMAS MACIOLEK 299 Mandlay Rd. JOEL MARCHAND 37 Blanche St. DANIEL MARDEUSZ 874 Chicopee St. Baseball, Track 2, Football 1-4, Basket- ball 1-4, Tennis 3, Pro Merito SANDRA LIZOTTE SANDY ' 22 Johnson Ave. Drama Club 1, Deca 4 DAVID LOMAX DR. LO ' 47 Parenteau Drive Varsity Football Mgr. 3-4, Varsity Bas- ketball Mgr. 3-4 KAREN MARYANSKI 135 Edgewood Ave. French Hiking Club 1, Spaghetti Sup- per 4, Powder Puff 3-4 KIM MCGRATH 82 Debra Drive TAMMY MEAD 69 Beauregard Terrace Student Council 1-4, Memini 4, Powder Puff 3-4, Cotillion Committee 4, Spa- ghetti Supper Comm. 4 KIM MENARD 39 Clairmont Ave. BENJAMIN MATZKO ' B.J. ' 65 Simone Rd. Swim Team 1-3, Track 1 4, Cross Coun try 1-4, Winter Track 4 JOANNE MAZIARZ JO ' 58 Szetela Dr. Memini 78, Track 4, French Club 2-4, Powder Puff 4 TIMOTHY MARTIN 25 Lenuel Ave. Student Council 1-4, German Club 1-4 KYM MCCLELLAND KYMZIE ' 126 Longwood Drive Powder Puff 3-4, Memini, Student Council 1-4, V. Pres. 4, Pro-Merito, Field Hockey 2-4 CHRISTINE MCNERNEY CHRIS ' 87 Acrebrook Drive Student Council 4, Yearbook 4, Powder Puff 3-4, Chronicle 1, Spaghetti Supper Comm. 4 NOREEN MATTSON 97 Oakwood St. Track 2-4 MARGARET MCKINSTRY 752 Montgomery St. SANDRA MARSHALLIS SANDY ' 52A Columba St. Track 3-4, Track 3-4 DANIELE MENARD 20 Everett St. WILLIAM MEADE 95 Boutin St. KAREN MERCIER KARE ' 119 Longwood Dr. Chorus 1, Memini 4, Swimming 1, 3 SHELLY MARLOW 48 Hillcrest Park JOHN MESSIER MOUSE ' 120 Wilson Ave. Powderpuff Cheerleader 3-4, Vocational Cab. Shop MICHAEL MESSIER 120 Wilson Ave. NORMAND MICHON JR SKIER ' 22 Ravine St. Skiing 2-3, Hiking 3 STEPHEN MONROE EARL ' 450 Irene St. Football 1-4, Tennis 2-4, Basketball 1-3, Track 1 KENNETH MOREAU KENNY ' 25 Edbert St. Intra. Basketball Volleyball 1-2, co-op DARLENE MONTEMACNI DARLENE 37 Peter St. H R. 2-3, Softball 1-4, Basketball 2, Field Hockey 4, Powder Puff 3-4 DANIEL MORIN 28 Ambrose St. KARL MILLER 65 Central Ave. Pro Merito 4, Track 3, Cross Country 1, French Club 4 I CHERYL MONTONE CATHERINE MOZELESKI 27 Casey Drive, Deca NANCY MOREAU 68 Boileau Terr. Art Club 3, Interclass play 2 ANTHONY MILLER 1714 Westover Rd WAYNE MOUSSETTE MOOSE ' 44 Larchmont Street Powder Puff Cheerleader 3-4, Vocational Cab. Shop CARY MOREAU 161 Jacob St. DANIEL MULDOON DAN 27 Hawthorne St. DIANE MURPHY DEEDEE ' 103 Mt. Vernon Rd. Varsity Basketball Sc Softball 1-4, Pow- der Puff Football 3-4 DONALD ORCUTT DON ' 296 Granby Rd. Hockey 1-4, Capt. 3-4; Soccer 2 TIMOTHY OGRAY OCRAZY ' 170 Prospect St. Soccer 1-2 DANIELLE OCCHIUZZO 44 Keddy Blvd. DIANNE OCONNOR OKIE ' 28 Sargeant Ave. Deca MARC OCONNOR 678 Pendleton Ave. MICHAEL NALLEN MICK ' 17 Peter St. Soccer 1-4, Basketball 1,2,4; Baseball 1, Tennis 2-4, Intra. Basketball 4, Pro Merito KIMBERLY NELSON KIMMI ' 29 Paradise Ave. Frolics 1-4, Honor Guard 2-3, Track Team 2, Tennis Team 3, Powder Puff 3-4 DIANE NOSTIN ' jr 141 Cyran St. Art Club 2, Frolics 2-4, Track Mgr. 2-4, Powder Puff 3-4, Pro Merito, Chorus 1-4 RICHARD N1CKLAS RICK 66 Stephens St. Football 2-4. Baseball 2-4 DAVID NILSEN 99 Westport Drive TIMOTHY NORWOOD 649 Prospect St. JOSEPH NOVAK JOE ' 34 Deslauriers St. Soccer 1 GAIL MURPHY 78 Taylor St. SHAWN MURPHY 27 Julia Ave. WENDY O ' ROURKE DONNA OSTER SUZETTE PAGE SUE ' ALEXANDER PAJAK VIVIAN PAPPAS VIC ' 76 Falmouth Rd. Spanish Club 4, Yearbook 4, Powder Puff 3-4, H R. Rep. 4, Kazoo Club 4, Feather Club 41 Calvin St. 103 Fernwood St 198 Arcade St. Band 2-3 DONNA PARE PEARFACE ' 110 Blanchard St. Class Secretary 2-4, Pro Merito, H R. Rep. 1-3, Class Marshall 3 ROBERT PARE BOB ' TRACEY PARENT SUSAN PARKS DONNA PARMENTIER 104 New Ludlow Rd. 800 Pendleton St. 12 Cadieux Ave. 50 Wells Ave. Hockey 1-4 DANIEL PASTERNAK FUZZ 259 McKinstry Ave. Football 1 RICHARD PAUL 272 Skeele St. MARY PEERY THOMAS PELLAND 70 Casey Drive 16 Garland St. DONNA PELLERIN PAUL PELLERIN RICHARD PELOQUIN RAYMOND PETERS JAMES PHILLIPS 15 Julia Ave. 15 Julia Ave. 105 Taylor St. 36 Dixie Ter. BUCG ' Football 1 27 Elmer Dr. BARBARA PICARD 65 Thaddeus St. LYNN PICARD 95 Edgewood Ave. MARK PICARD PIKE ' 95 Oakridge St. MICHELLE PICARD 1534 Donohue Rd. Chorus 3-4, French Club 3-4, Spanish 4, Powder Puff 3 DONNA PICARD PREPS ' 70 Old Farm Rd. Field Hockey 2-4, Powder Puff 4 DONALD PICKARD PICK ' 26 Hudson Ave. Soccer, Track, Auto repair KEVIN PIQUETTE PAUL PLUFF DAVID PORTER 87 Nash St. 42 Montauk Rd. Football 1, Track 1-4, Cross Country 2-3 54 Simard Dr. DAVID POTHIER DAVE ' 64 Dixie Ter. BRIAN POULIOT BRIT 58 Empire St. 38 LJi KENNETH POWTAK PATRICIA PRICE EILEEN RABBITT RANDAL RACINE RAYMOND RACINE 65 Harrington Rd. PATTY ' 44 Paul Ave. RANDY ' ' RAY ' 143 Woodcrest Circle Band 1-4, Chorus 1, Inter-class Play 2 French Club 4, Pro Merito 61 Russell Ter. 18 Hampshire St ROBERT RANCK 391 Montcalm St. SUSAN RANEY 63 Farmington St. SANDRA RENAUD ' SANDY ' 28 Pennsylvania Ave. Latin Club 3, Track 3-4 SHARON RENAUD BUCKUS ' 28 Pennsylvania Ave. Yearbook 4, Farmer John ' s Barnyard Club MARION RENKOWIC 47 Larchmont St. Hiking Club 2-3, Pro Merito, Spaghetti Supper 3-4, Powder Puff 3 ROBERT RICHARD BOB ' 38 Dorrance St. Electrical Shop mi i i DOROTHY RICHARDS 79 Casey Dr. JOSEPH RICALI JOE ' 177 Holyoke St. SONJA RILKE MARSHALL RIOPELLE KENNETH RIVARD SONY ' WOODCHUCK ' ' KENNY ' 661 Montgomery St. ISO Pendleton Ave 5 Wilmont St. Powder Puff 3-4, German Club 1-4, Year- book Staff 3-4 39 I DONNA ROBERT 1783 Memorial Dr. JEAN ROUSSEAU 17 Ferry St. ARTHUR ROBERTS 104 Dixie Terr. ELLEN ROWLEY 100 Oak wood St. Pro Merito, Field Hockey 4, Student Council 2-4, Memini 4 DANIEL ROY 25 Smith St. BRIAN ROY BAE 66 Beech St. Junior Powder Puff Cheerleader LAURENE ROY 145 Ludlow Rd. Hiking Club 1, Photography Club 1-4 Class Treasurer 2-4 JAMES ROGALSKI 35 Edbert St. Pro Merito 4, Math Team 4 LOUISE ROY 24 Jefferson Ave. WALTER ROSENDALE BUTCH ' 61 Nash St. DANIEL ROY 75 Chapel St. MICHAEL ROKOWSKI MICK ' 87 Oakridge St. Hockey 1-4 TAMMY RUNKLE 61 Dixie Terr. German Club 1-2, Deca JAMES RUSSELL CHEAP SHOT ' 111 Woodcrest Circle Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1, Football 2-4, Track 2-3, Weight Training 3-4 WAYNE RYAN 38 Edward St. DEBORAH RYDER EASY RIDER ' 66 Chapel St. Chorus 1-4, Office Aid 2-3, Library Aid 2-3 DARLENE SALAMON DAR 112 Clairmont Ave. Powder Puff Football 3-4 BARBARA SCHAB SPUNKY ' 66 Ludger Ave. Pro Merito, Powder Puff 3-4, Cheerlead- ing 2-4, French Club 1 MICHAEL SCHILLINGER 124 Marten St. DALE SHANE 10 Montgomery St Photo Club, Co-op. ADAM SAPOWSKY 235 Rolf Ave. Baseball 1-3. Football 1-2 KATHLEEN SCHAFER 83 Thaddeus St. H R. Rep. 2-3, Field Hockey 3-4 RUSSELL SHADDOCK RO ' 427 Irene St. Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Black Cul ture 1-2 MICHELLE SHADDOCK THE LADY ' 121 8th Ave. Rifle Guard 2-4, Comp. Cadetts 3, Li- brary Aid 1-4, Frolics 2, Powder Puff 3-4, Track 1-4 SCOTT SCHUSTER SCHOOST ' 634 Pendleton Ave. Baseball 1-4 BRUCE SICARD 1060 Chicopee St. THOMAS SHACKLETT TOM ' 60 Stanley St. Cross Country 1-3, Track 3-4, Swim- ming 3-4 3 DONALD S1COTTE 27 Factory PL SUSAN S1ELAWA 20 Stanley Ct. KARL SKINNER SKINS ' 269 Sheradan St. Hockey 3-4 GARY SMITH SMITTY ' 266 Rolf Ave. Pro Merito, Student Council 1-4, Tenni 1-4, Ski Team 1-3, Hiking Club 1-3 LLOYD SMITH SLEUTH ' 66 Beauregard Terr. Baseball 1-4, Football 1,3,4, Intra. Basket- ball 2-4 SANDRA SK1BA SKIBEE ' 31 Nye St. Powder Puff Football 3-4, Spaghetti Sup- per Comm. 4 MARK SPIRITO WOP ' 650 Chicopee St. Football 1, Tennis Team 2 MARYANN SOUKEY MARE ' 76 Chapel St. SUSAN SKORKA SUE ' 65 Brays St. Cotillion ii Prom Comm. 3-4, Cheerlead- ing 1-2, Spaghetti Supper 4 MICHAEL SPILLANE ' MIKE ' ' 51 Woodcrest Dr. Intra. Hoop 3-4 JAMES SMALLEY, JR. TOAD ' 580 New Ludlow Rd. H R. Rep. 2-3, Comp Chronicle Reporter GAIL ST. GEORGF SHORT STOP ' 168 Britton St. DENNIS ST. LAURENT 27 Frink St. Soccer 1 LAURIE STEBB1NS TIGGER ' 220 Arcade St. Rifle Squad 3-4, Flag Corps 2, Office Aid 2-4, Cotillion Comm. 2, Spaghetti Supper Comm. 4 PAUL SURPRENANT SUPER ' 51 Schley St. MARlOLA SWIST SMILY ' 63 Acrebrook Dr. RUTH TARDIFF RUTHIE ' 1731 Westover Rd. ANNETTE TETREAULT aNN ' 897 McKinstry Ave. Comp Chorus 1-4 DIANE TETREAULT 11 Olivine St. RICHARD STEBBINS 66 View St. NANCY STEVENS 419 Montcalm St WILLIAM STEWART JR. BILL ' 23 Beeler Ave. JOHN SULINSK! CHUCK 47 WhiteBirch Ave. JOEL STOECKARD 26 Walter St. KIM SULLIVAN ' NUT ' 217 Telegraph Ave. Softball 1-2, H R. Rep 4, Basketball 2, Student Council 3 ELAINE STOKOWSKI STOKIE ' 51 Macek Dr. Photo Club 2-4 ' MICHAEL STOVALL 265 New Ludlow Rd. DEBRA SULIKOWSKI DEB ' 80 Quartus St. Track 2-3 DALE TRYBA 55 Boutin St. DORIS TWITCHELL TWIDDLE ' 1286 Granby Rd. Student Council 1-4, H R. Rep. 4, Cotil- lion Comm. 3, Chorus 1-4, Madrigal 2-4, Library Aid 2-3 EDWARD URBAN 81 Farmington St, BEVERLY THERRIEN BEY 56 Plymouth St. Pro Merito, French Club 1-4, Student Council 4 GARY TURCOTTE 15 Emerson St. Soccer 1, Tennis 2, DENIS TURGEON TURCE ' 692 Pendleton Ave. SUZANNE TROIE 212 Woodcrest Dr. MARK TROWSDALE 48 Julia Ave. DONALD TURGEON CHICO ' 408 Dale St. KIM TWINING ' TWING ' 48 Debra Dr. Track 1-4, Field Hockey 2-4, Cotillion Comm. 4, Powder Puff 3-4, Office Aid 4, Basketball 2 PAULINE THIBAULT 115 Chapel St. Photo Club 3-4, Spaghetti Supper, Chucky Baby Fan Club SCOTT ULRICK 96 Grape St. MARGARET VALENTINE MAGGIE ' 92 Jamrog Dr. Chucky Baby Fan Club 1-4 LAURA THOMPSON 6 Cecile Cr. ARTHUR VICKERS 1752 Memorial Dr. MICHAEL WEEKS 98 Clairamont Ave. SUZANNE WELLS SUE ' 903 McKinstry Ave. Student Council 3-4, H R. Rep. 4, Spa- ghetti Supper 4, Powder Puff 4, Prom Comm. 3 JOANNE VICKERY JO ' 33 Clairmont Ave BRUCE WEYANT 10 Cater St. Soccer 1 CECILE WEIBEL 50 Reddy Blvd. DONALD WESTWATER 150 Jacob St. JOYCE VEILLETTE 1 Ann St. KAREN VELTHOUSE ' KIKP 19 Dale Ct. Chorus 1-4 STEVEN VILLEMAIRE CATHERINE VINCELETTE LINDA WALZ “IRON-HORSE ' ' CATHY ' 80 Yorktowne St. 11 Olivine St. 45 Harvey St. Baseball 1-4, PowderPuff Cheerleader Pro Merito, Latin Club 1-2 MARK WHEELER 432 Montcalm St. JANICE VARTANIAN 20 Yorktown Ct. Student Council 1-3, Chorus 1-3, Cheer- leading 3-4, Library Aid 1-4, H R. Rep. 3 JAMES WILLETT JIMMI ' 132 New Ludlow Rd. Hiking Club CAMERA SHY ALVIN WHITMORE 17 Cowan GARY WILK 1680 Westover Rd. Co-op KELLY WORKMAN PORKY ' 110 Lukasik St. Band 1, Spaghetti Supper 3, Deca 4 BRAYN ZAJCHOWSKI 79 Taylor St. Swimming 2-4 GAIL WILK SHORTSTUFF 1680 Westover Rd. MICHAEL ZALEWSKI 63 Nye St. Yearbook 4, Pro Merito DEBRA WILLETTE DEBBIE ' 52 Stanley Court KAREN WILLEY 35 Montauk St. DAVID DZIALO JOSEPH EATON PAMELA FAGULLAR JOHN FLEURY THOMAS FURTEK STEVEN GAMBLE LISA GANDY THERESA GEEDY DEBORAH HAMILTON TAMI HILLIARD JAMES BLAIR THOMAS BLONDER MICHAEL BOISVERT CRAIG BOUDREAU RONALD BOURASSA PATRICIA COMSTOCK DAVID DEVENDER NANCY DION DENISE DROUILLARD TERESA DUFFY SHEILA WROE 126 Lukasik St. Pro Merito, Powder Puff, Girl ' s Track CHARLES NICHOLS CAROL OGULEWICZ JOHN OPOKA SANDRA PICARD MICHAEL PIECUCH DAVID ROGOWSKI ADAM RURAK FRANK SAMSON MARK WHEELER ROGER HOULE MARK HUMPHREY WALTER HUTCHESON REX JARVIS RICHARD KAZIMIERCZAK LEONA LAFLEUR BRENDA LAFOUNTAIN BENJAMIN LIVINGSTON ALLAN NEWSOME MICHAEL ZALEWA 106 Deslauriers St. Hockey 1-4 IN MEMORIAM DAVID RICHARD LISA HOTTE I held a Jewel in my fingers- And went to sleep- The day was warm, and winds were prosy- I said “Twill keep - I woke-and chid my honest fingers. The Gem was gone- And now, an Amethyst remembrance Is all I own. Emily Dickinson 47 PRESIDENT-GARY SMITH To the Class of 1978: As 1 am writing this letter, I begin to remember all the times we have spent together. In our own special way, whether physically, emotionally, or spiritually, each one of us has had an important part in shaping the Class of 1978. Together we have learned the importance of friendship, trust, and responsibility. These values will always be with us to share with others as we go on in life. On behalf of the Class of ' 78, 1 would like to thank all of you who contributed to the class. Special thanks go to our advisors who donated so much of their time and energy to make our projects a success. Although the time has now come where we must go our separate ways, the memories we have of each other will always be with us. Thank you for the memories and good luck in your life ahead. Sincerely yours, Gary Smith Senior Class President Class of 1978 CLASS OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT— VICKI MALIKOWSKI TREASURER-LAURENE ROY 48 SECRETARY-DONNA PARE 1978 — THE YEAR OF THE HORSE According to the Chinese calendar, the year 1978 (or in China, 4677 ) is the year of the Horse. Good Fortune Class of ' 78 ! 49 THESE ARE SOME OF THE NAMES OF THOSE WHO CONTRIBUTED BABY PICTURES. KAREN ROY SONJA RILKE GARY SMITH CINDY CHARTIER SHARON RENAUD GAIL KOZIARA LISA HEBERT RONALD LAVOIE BARBARA LAPIERRE MICHAEL ZALEWSKI SUSAN LAPOLICE KATHY MACKES SANDY RENAUD TANYA LANE VIVIAN PAPPAS K sM i ifi ' i « f r : X K . V SENIORS ' nmrs •A.wf Another successful Senior Hat Day. ’ HOW DO YOU FEEL? Hey Baby, I ' m the telephone man. J wmtmm IS??! mm I J 4 . I Ecstatic!! GREAT! Donna P. surveys second floor intersection. Diane B. concentrates on her typing. Mike S. - blood donor. ! ■ ■ - -.a—- L , J . ■ 1. President LANCE MASON 2. Secretary MARLENE HEATH 3. Advisor MR. MERKEL 4. Vice-President JANICE MCCARTHY 5. Treasurer TERESA JERZ 6. Advisor MRS. RODGERS JOLLY JOLLY A ' - ' MAH ' ' •Ml. doom •Midi Tim him 21 - 21 . JUNIORS Ip W� 2|u. c ' 1. President o BART BOISSONEAULT 2. Secretary JEANNE ZALEWSKI 3. Advisor MR. CUTTER 4. Vice-President JONI STREIT 5. Treasurer TERESA SCHACKLETT 6. Advisor MR. GOFF - 0P tv ' SILLY SILLY SOPHOMORES -i J A r . 2 Freshman ■n ho e Photography . jFSn j if? m % L « LxJ mJr B � iuu «•; i‘ :as Ml S 1 1 HN..01E L J ' « “■ E Ri r T !jI TELECOMMUNICATIONS j ‘ i i ' f vM j- ' ; It ; [a On , 1 W -, r jjfagjr v WJM VjOWa WnsSeSM m raft V vw wA ' � WA ,.;.i 88 FACULTY ADminisTRATion. Dr. John M. Luke Superintendent of Schools TO THE CLASS OF 1978: Your commencement marks an important step in a con- tinuing process of meeting challenges and applying your knowledge to seek solutions. This can be a very satisfying role. Samuel Johnson once said, Life affords no greater plea- sure than that of surmounting difficulties, passing from one step of success to another, forming new wishes and seeing them gratified.” These words embody my wish for your future. May the education you have received in the Chicopee schools prepare you with the resources you need to meet difficulties and, upon meeting them, set your sights on reaching beyond. Congratulations to you on previous successes and may good health and happiness accompany you in your future. William Mielke Coordinator of Secondary Education Sophie J. Chmura Assistant Supt. of Schools 92 Stanley J. Ziemba Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1978 — It has been a pleasure for me as Principal of Comprehen- sive High School to have worked with you for the past four years. During these four years you have experienced joyous times as well as sad moments. Your four years at Comprehensive High School have giv- en you an excellent idea of what your future years will be like. You have worked diligently and with enthusiasm toward attaining your high school diploma. Your class has worked cooperatively with your officers and with the school and the result of your efforts is the receiving of a diploma. Congratulations on a job well done. I wish you continued success in whatever you do as well as happiness and good health during every day of your life. Mitchell Kuzdal Vice-Principal Julie Leonard Asst. Vice-Principal 93 GUIDflflCe Dionysius Dulchinos George DeFlorio Arthur Pepin John Michonski Helen Lemanski Charles Tomaszewski LflflGUflGG Ruth Fuller Neil Martell Jane McDonald V s Robert Merkel Elba Brodeur Rev. Robert Nemkovich Ernest Rocheleau NM Jeffrey Kendra Frederick Przybyla Lillian Moggio Joseph Llodra Frank Szydlo Christine Mills Kenneth Morse Louise Lacoste mflTH Alfred Furteck 96 UMamaw science Roger Fleury Jan Lessin Edward Ozetek John Taupier Dolor Major Ronald Pete Olen Bielski, Jr. Francis Gammie George Ladeau Conrad Rivest Robert Janik Ernest Goff 97 SOCIAL STUD €S James Kijack John Moran Edward Butova Joseph Perlik Edward Clancy David Kowalczyk James Spano William Davis Laurel Collins Martin Balboni Linda Stec Raymond Chelte Harry Malfas Ann Beggetta Edward Borucki Lance Walsh Business Harry Malandrino Roland Goulet 99 6DGLI5H Sidney Paul Judith Segzdowicz Raymond Boulais Kathleen Baker Paul Midura Phyllis Goodrich 100 Thomas Forrest Mary Rodgers Fred Checkwicz Judith Czelusniak Roger Bowden Joyce Caldwell Susan Jarek Walter Stachura Arnold Huhtamaki Eugene Richards Chris Ceanacopoulos mUSIC-flRT-HGfllTH Dolores Borowiec Emily Bancroft Philip Airoldi Marguerite Decker Anthony Kumiega p.e-Home €c .-sp€cifli €D. Sheila ]ez Frances McKeeman Alice Barnes Norma Lapinski m Hereif Mary Hill Leroy White Joan Boratis Alexander Vyce Christine Kennedy VOCRTIOflAl Albert D ' Ambrosio John DeMarco Neil Martell Wallace Przbycien Joseph Natale Lee Perez Walter Porowski Douglas Gray Clyde McClelland Anthony Petrucelli Charles Ouimette Remy Palubinski 104 105 Alexander Skrobacki Earl Ingham Adolph Midura Arthur Augusto Armand Deslauriers Joseph Zawada Quinto Cimma John Meschke Howard Walker Roy Simmons Donald Duda pGRSonna Mrs. Arras, Mrs. Nietupski, Mrs. Gladu, Mrs. LaFleur Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. DesRosiers Lucinne St. Germaine, Blanche Hebert, Stella Kwasnick, Hazel Teahan, Phyl- lis Nowak Maureen Slachetka, Velma Cook, Helen Dizken, Yvonne Roy, Rose Blanchard r i i Mrs. Gammie, Mrs. Michalski 106 SPORTS CHEERLEADING ' 77 Coach Jackie Kowal We expect to go all the way in competition. Coach Kowal Co-Capts. Debbie Grandmont Barbara Picard VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: 1ST ROW:Joyce Boisvert, Ellen Kusek, 2ND ROW: Cheryl Dumala, Barbara Schab, Debbie Madamba, Karen Roy, Capt. Deb Grandmont, Jan Vartanian, 3RD ROW: Sandy Zdroykowski, Capt. Barbara Picard, MaryBeth Begley, Tracey Parent, Marie Allard. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: 1ST ROW: Jackie Lizotte, Cindy Smart, 2ND ROW: Jackie Fontaine, Diane Daly, Sue Capistrant, Lisa Dulchinos, 3RD ROW: Linda Houle, Jackie Cartier, Cindy Taylor, Donna Prey, Lori Wisk. FOOTBALL 77 Coach Llodra Coaches Huhtamaki and A good effort. Chrisant -Coach Llodra COMP vs. AGAWAM WON COMP vs. TECH WON COMP vs. WESTFIELD LOST COMP vs. CATHEDRAL LOST COMP vs. HOLYOKE TIED COMP vs. WESTFIELD WON COMP vs. CHICOPEE LOST Best Offensive Player Bob Ranck Best Defensive Player Henry Dent Colt Of The Year Dan Mardeusz VARSITY FOOTBALL: 1ST ROW: Dave Lomax, Joe Jerzyk, Ken Hebert, Bob Ranck, Tri-Captains Dan Mardeusz, Henry Dent and Steve Bailey, Lloyd Smith, Rick Nicklas, Mike Griffin, Steve Monroe, Bill Cacciolfi, 2ND ROW: Asst. Coach: John Chrisant, Bob Clark, Gary Beauregard, Tony Glimenakis, Jim Phillips, Jim Russell, Ben Livingston, Pat Halpin, Dave Bolduc, Don Robert, Coach Llodra, 3RD ROW: Asst. Coach: Arnie Huhtamaki, Dave Cacciolfi, Joe Perlik, Steve Lebel, Tony Couture, Steve Chagnon, John Malikowski, Steve Gregory, Don LaValley, Brian Libbey, 4TH ROW: Dave Ashley, Chuck Pepe, Chris Glimenakis, Bill Deuso, Lance Berneche, Mike Edwards, Ron DeSimone, Bill Brown, Chris Rondeau, 5TH ROW: Steve Janik, Mike Roy, Kevin Welch, Matt Trybus, Brian LaValley, Mike Tynan, Paul Forrette and Bob Fortin. in Bill Cacciolfi Dan Mardeusz Henry Dent Steve Bailey Dave Lomax Ken Hebert Lloyd Smith Jim Russell GRADUATING COLTS Rick Nicklas Bob Ranck Mike Griffin Steve Monroe Jim Phillips Joe Jerzyk Ben Livingston Tony Glimenakis 113 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: 1ST ROW: Charles Pepe, Bill Deuso, Steve Chagnon, Dave Bolduc, Steve Gregory, Mike Roy, Paul Forrette, 2ND ROW: Coach Chrisant, Mike Tynan, Dave Astley, Bob Fortin, Kevin Walsh, Joe Perlik, Lance Berneche, John Malikowski, Chris Glimenakis, Mike Edwards, Brian LaValley, 3RD ROW: Don LaValley, Matt Trybus, Ron Desimone, Bob Clark, Don Robert, Charles Little, Steve Janik. Jl n 78 ■0 63 � VJfif SOCCER ' 77 COMP vs. MINNECHAUG TIE COMP vs. CLASSICAL LOSS COMP vs. EAST LONGMEADOW TIE COMP vs. CATHEDRAL LOSS COMP vs. TECH WIN COMP vs. CHICOPEE LOSS COMP vs. PUTNAM WIN COMP vs. WEST SIDE LOSS COMP vs. LONGMEADOW LOSS COMP vs. LUDLOW LOSS COMP vs. NORTHAMPTON TIE COMP vs. CLASSICAL LOSS COMP vs. CATHEDRAL WIN COMP vs. CHICOPEE WIN COMP vs. WEST SIDE LOSS COMP vs. LUDLOW LOSS Coach Davis Captain: Mike Klofas ' ROCKY THEME PROVES ACCURATE! Coach Davis VARSITY SOCCER: 1ST ROW: Paul Brunetti, Mark Kulik, Rick Kryla, Mike Klofas, Tom Demers, Dennis Champagne, Kevin Learned, Bill Jordan. 2ND ROW: Coach: Bill Davis, John Kasza, Mike Beck, Mick Nallen, Ken Labonte, Steve Downie, Gerry Roy, Dave Hays, Don Pickard, A1 Levakis. 116 COACH ' S AWARD Mike Beck Mike Klofas MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Mike Klofas GRADUATING COLTS Ken Labonte Michael Nallen Don Pickard 1. Mike Beck goes all out. 2. Don Picard in action. 3. Hayes in control. 4. Two on one. 5. Soccer, Soccer, Soccer. 6. Captain Klofas. 7. Up in the air. 8. The thrill of victory. 9. Fighting for the ball. 10. Mick goes against Classical player. 1. Coach Bill Davis concerned. 2. After that ball! 3. Beck scores. 4. Hays moves the ball downfield. 5. Kryla, against tough competition. 6. Mickey fights for the ball. 7. On to victory! 8. Head ball. 9. Stream-line colt. 10. Mike gets the ball rollin ' . 11. Sidelines. r.n 1. Listen Up! 2. Colts get in a little practice. 3. Dennis Champagne gives an all out effort. 4. Al Levakis kicks it away. 5. C ' mon Team! 6. Struggle for control. 7. Takin ' a breather. 8. Heading the ball. 9. Action. 10. Battle for the ball. 11. Mike Beck takes the ball downfield. 119 JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMAN FIELD HOCKEY ' 77 Co-Captain Coach Bowden Lynne LaPierre The ' 77 Comp. Field Hockey team displayed endless good sportsmanship and spirit. Coach Bowden Co-Captain Kim Twining VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY:lST ROW:Lisa Lynch, Lynne La Pierre, Kim Twining, Kym McClelland, Donna Picard, Terry Barg, 2ND ROW: Ellen Rowley, Kathy Dillon, Michelle Paul, Jeanne Zalewski, Kathy Schaffer, Darlene Montemagni. Coach ' s Award Lynne La Pierre Most Valuable Player Kim Twining Coach ' s Award Donna Picard 121 SENIORS: 1ST ROW Terry Barg, Lisa Lynch, Donna Picard, Kym McClelland, Monica Abood, 2ND ROW: Kathy Shaefer, Kim Twinning, Lynne LaPierre, TOP: Darlene Montemagni. 1. Kathy Shaefer anticipates play. 2. Seniors! Sen- iors! Seniors! 3. Lynne LaPierre on the move. 4. Kim gets on the ball! 5. Ellen Rowley in position. 6. Lisa looks on. 7. Vying for the ball. 8. Michelle takes time out. 9. Colts on the move. 10. Lynne battles her way down field. 11. Goalie Montemagni protects the goal. 12. Can ' t win ' em all 13. Oh well! mm ■ 122 Junior Varsity Field Hockey: 1ST ROW: Laurie Fredette, Janice McCarthy, Theresa Shacklett, Doris Renaud, Rita Charette, 2ND ROW: Katrina Geslock, Ellen Rowley, Monica Abood, Kathy Ledoux, Diane Dejordy, 3RD ROW: Kim Collins, Kathy Ranck, Joanne Nicklas, Marci Dunnigan. 1. Junior Varsity in action. 2. On-look- ers. 3. Junior Varsity. 4. Janice McCar- thy. 5. Goofin ' around. 6. Kim fights for the ball. 7. Kym McClelland. 8. Shootin ' the breeze. 9. Michelle takes a swing. 10. Time out. CROSS COUNTRY ' 77 COMP vs. LONGMEADOW COMP vs. HOLYOKE CATHOLIC COMP vs. GREENFIELD COMP vs. WEST SIDE COMP vs. HOLYOKE COMP vs. WESTFIELD COMP vs. CHICOPEE COMP vs. NORTHAMPTON K of C INVITATIONAL MEET VALLEY LEAGUE WESTERN MASS. STATES WON LOST WON WON WON WON WON WON 2ND PLACE 2ND PLACE 2ND PLACE 18TH PLACE Coach Alex Vyce Captain Ben Matzko The outcome of the season was a pleasant surprise. Coach Vyce CROSS COUNTRY? 1ST ROW: Dave Madamba, Ken Madamba, Mark Valentine, 2ND ROW: Rich Lajeunesse, Ron Bishop, Jim Moran, Tom LaPolice, Kevin Brassard, Gary Sargeant, Keith Higgins, 3RD ROW: Bob Donahue, Dan Delisle, Jim Maryanski, Ben Matzko, David Densmore, Joe Zygorowski, Rich Madamba, Coach: Alec Vyce. 124 1. Keith Higgins runs long distance. 2. Jim, Dan and Rich. 3. Rest up. 4. Rich warms up. 5. Coach Vyce and Asst. Coach Parent. 6. Striding for the lead. 7. Nike 8. Checking the times. 9. Dave Madamba gives his all. 10. Bob Donahue at his best. 126 Most Valuable Player Ben Matzko Coach ' s Award Joe Zygorowski 1. The finish. 2. Seniors and Coach. 3. Talking it over. 4. Coaches Vyce and Parent keep the record straight. 5. On your mark, get set. Go! 6. Taking a rest. 7. Kenny Madamba. 8. Let ' s start! 9. Dave Densmore 10. What a race! 11. How ' d I do? 12. The Leader of the Pack SENIORS: DAVE DENSMORE, BEN MATZKO, AND COACH VYCE. GIRL ' S SWIMMING COMP vs. CLASSICAL COMP vs. CATHEDRAL COMP vs. MINNECHAUG COMP vs. WESTFIELD COMP vs. EAST LONGMEADOW COMP vs. HOLYOKE COMP vs. HOLYOKE CATHOLIC COMP vs. AMHERST COMP vs. LONGMEADOW COMP vs. WEST SPRINGFIELD COMP vs. SOUTH HADLEY COMP vs. EASTHAMPTON COMP vs. CHICOPEE COMP vs. AGAWAM COMP vs. NORTHAMPTON LOST LOST LOST LOST LOST WON WON LOST LOST LOST LOST WON LOST TIE LOST EFFORT CONTEMPLATION The team showed a lot of spirit and determination Coach Murawski TRI-CAPTAIN RUTH BRADLEY TRI-CAPTAIN GAIL KOZIARA TRI-CAPTAIN BETTY CARRIER GIRL ' S SWIMMING: 1ST ROW: Barbara Baxendale, Kathy Pryhne, Irene Wroz, Martha Vincent, Maria Beck, Susan Walton, Gwen Boisvert, 2ND ROW: Asst. Coach Donna Kenneson, Coach John Murawski, Susan Gagnon, Ruth Bradley, Gail Koziara, Betty Carrier, Linda Desjardims, Cheryl Poudrier, Debbie Gauthier, 3RD ROW: Mary Ellen Mayotte, Joni Streit, ABSENT: Lori House, Sandy Hevey 127 1. Poolside. 2. Benchwarmers. 3. Lori House concentrates. 4. Victo- ry Team! 5. Lori House. 6. Gail Koziara gets ready to kick off. 7. Determination. 8. Set. 9. Leona Nadeau. 10. Warming up. 11. Am 1 ahead? 1. Cheryl Poudrier demonstrates her dedication. 2. Coaching a teammate. 3. Backstroke. 4. Sandy Hevey. 5. The Gun! 6. Mary Ellen Mayotte urges on a fellow swimmer. 7. Undwinding after practice. 8. Freestyle. Most Valuable Player: Sue Gagnon Coach ' s Award: Maria Beck BOY ' S SWIMMING: 1ST ROW: Joel Bessette, Mark Fonier, Victor Bakes, Jim Mercer, Gary Aubichon, John Kasak. 2ND ROW: Tom Duffy, Steve Duclos, Dave Nilson, Gary Sargent, Bryan Zajchowski, Tom Shacklett, Chip Desmarias, Coach Terbush. BOY ' S SWIMMING ' 78 COACH: SAWYER Most Valuable Player: Bryan Zajchowski Most Improved Player: Chip Desmarias CO-CAPTAIN: JOEL BESSETTE CO-CAPTAIN: BRYAN ZAJCHOWSKI COACH: TERBUSH 130 GRADUATING COLTS JOEL BESSETTE DAVE NILSON BRYAN ZAJCHOWSKI TOM SHACKLETT 1. Mermen. 2. And they ' re off! 3. Coach Ter- bush points it out. 4. Off the block. 5. Kasak displays his backstroke. 6. Jim Mercer. 7. John Kasak out of the pool. 8. Sue and Theresa keep the scores. 9. Tom Shacklett. 10. Senior swim- mer Dave Nilson. 9 BOY ' S BASKETBALL ' 78 r ji fnj}- a l COMP VS. AGAWAM WON COMP VS. MINNECHAUG LOST COMP VS. LONGMEADOW WON COMP VS. AGAWAM WON COMP VS. HOLYOKE CATHOLIC WON COMP VS. HOLYOKE WON COMP VS. HOLYOKE WON COMP VS. GREENFIELD LOST COMP VS. WESTFIELD WON COMP vs. HOLYOKE CATHOLIC WON COMP vs. CHICOPEE LOST COMP vs. WESTSIDE WON COMP vs. NORTHAMPTON LOST COMP vs. CATHEDRAL LOST COMP vs. HOLYOKE WON COMP vs. GREENFIELD LOST COMP vs. WESTFIELD WON COMP vs. HOLYOKE CATHOLIC WON COMP vs. CHICOPEE LOST COMP vs. WESTSIDE WON COMP vs. NORTHAMPTON LOST COMP vs. EAST LONGMEADOW WON Co-Capt. Jim Fontaine, Coach Alec Vyce, Co-Capt. Jim Kenney A surprisingly successful season directly attributable to the outstanding attitudes and efforts of our seniors. Coach Alec Vyce VARSITY BASKETBALL: 1ST ROW: Gerry Roy, Bob Ranck, Jimmy Fontaine, Jim Kenney, Dan Mardeusz, Dave Liggon, 2ND ROW: Coach Alec Vyce, Ken Powtak, Steve Lebel, Wayne Pare, Dave Uszynski, Kevin Brassard, Mike Rodak, Mike Beck, Asst. Coach Jim Dillon, Asst. Coach Dan Franczak. 133 1. Gerry Roy concentrates on play. 2. Mike Rodak displays skill on the court. 3. Dave Lig- gon in action. 4. Graduating Colts. 5. Bob Ranck. 6. Co-capt. Jimmy Kenney. 7. Gerry Roy at his best. 8. Jim Fontaine on the move. 134 Seniors SENIORS: BOB RANCK, JIM FONTAINE, JIM KENNEY, DAVE LIGGON, DAN MARDEUSZ. MVP Gerry Roy MVP Jim Kenney 1 . Most Valuable Player: Jim Kenney. 2. Dan and Jim crush opposition. 3. Most Valuable Player: Gerry Roy. 4. Dave reaches out. 5. Wayne Pare moves the ball. 6. Teamates. 7. Dan goes for a rebound. 8. Comp vs. Chicopee. 9. Steve Lebel. 10. Good Game! JUNIOR VARSITY: 1ST ROW: Keith Higgins, Mark Brassard, Mike Beck, Jim Palucci, Rick Deroscher, 2ND ROW Coach Jim Dillon, Dave Matzko, Derek Parker, Kevin Brassard, Ken Maryea, Coach Dan Franczak. FRESHMEN: 1ST ROW: Mark Kulik, Gary Gauthier, Dean Gadoury, Marc Jeffries, Rick Dutilly. 2ND ROW: Coach Frank Szydlo, Steve Rondeau, Dave Rybolt, John Koziol, Robert Lavigne, Mark Valentine. ABSENT: Ron Heroux GIRL ' S BASKETBALL ' 78 COACH JOAN BORATIS GIRL ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL: 1ST ROW: Laurie Duclos, Jeanne Zalewski, Michelle Paul, Kim Chagnon. 2ND ROW: Coach Joan Boratis, Diane Murphy, Kathie Delisle, Gail Koziara, Roma St. George, Martha Zalewa, Donna Archambeault. Our experiences in basketball over the past four years, have encompassed a wide range, from disappointment to complete exhilaration. We have all benefited from this, and hopefully we will be better prepared to cope with our lives because of it. Coach Boratis COMP VS. COMMERCE WON COMP VS. MINNECHAUG WON COMP VS. TACONIC WON COMP VS. GREENFIELD WON COMP VS. MINNECHAUG WON COMP VS. HOLYOKE WON COMP VS. WESTFIELD WON COMP VS. HOLYOKE CATHOLIC WON COMP VS. CHICOPEE WON COMP vs. WEST SPRINGFIELD WON COMP vs. NORTHAMPTON WON COMP vs. CLASSICAL WON COMP vs. HOLYOKE WON COMP vs. CATHEDRAL WON COMP vs. WESTFIELD WON COMP vs. HOLYOKE CATHOLIC WON COMP vs. CHICOPEE WON COMP vs. WEST SPRINGFIELD WON COMP vs. NORTHAMPTON WON CO CAPT. GAIL KOZIARA CO. CAPT. KATHIE DELISLE 1 ; v gV lM “I enjoyed being part of a team that could work together as well as get along together. Kathie Delisle This basketball season has been a rewarding experience filled with many enjoyable and lasting memo- ries. Gail Koziara v� SENIORS: KATHIE DELISLE, GAIL KOZIARA, DIANE MURPHY. if jgL 1. Laurie Duclos displays ability. 2. Roma takes a half- time break. 3. Dee Dee Murphy. 4. Sen- iors: Kathie Delisle, Gail Koziara, Dee Murphy. 5. Martha Zalewa. 6. Roma takes a shot. 7. On the bench. 8. Michelle Paul. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER GAIL KOZIARA MOST IMPROVED PLAYER ROMA ST. GEORGE 1. Listen up! 2. Laurie Duclos and Kathie Delisle guard opponent. 3. Most Valuable Player: Gail Koziara. 4. Gail pulls one down. 5. Most Improved Player: Roma St. George. 6. Kathie takes a foul shot. 7. Ready to rebound!. 8. Seniors in action. 9. Laurie, Gail, Martha, and Coach Boratis watch the game intently. JUNIOR VARSITY: 1ST ROW: Ellen Michon, Irene Defreshe, Beth Jazob, Sandy Landry, Angel Montemagni. 2ND ROW: Carol Mrzozinski, Donna Archambault, Cheryl Geoffrion, Carol Powtak, Jeanne Zalewski, Kathleen Lindenburg, Anna Furnelli, Coach Neil Martell. HOCKEY ' 78 ; V TRI-CAPTAINS: MARC O ' CONNOR, DON ORCUTT, MIKE ROKOWSKI. We have received tremendous leadership from this year ' s seniors, and have totally dominated over Division II compe- tition; however, we have an excellent nucleus returning next year, and the Comp hockey team appears as if it will be strong for years to come. Coach Roger Bowden COACHES: ROGER BOWDEN, BOB BADONE, CHET BABOLA. HOCKEY: 1ST ROW: Kevin Marra, Gary Houle, Marc O ' Connor, Don Orcutt, Mike Rokowski, Bob Pare, Mike Zalewa, Carl Skinner, Gerry Catrett. 2ND ROW: Coach Bob Badone, Doug Steinbock, Blake Twining, Billy Rokowski, Steve Pare, Paul Bouchard, Mark Godak, Brian Solomon, Rick Kryla, John Houle, Mike Strycharz, Danny Cloutier, Mark Duda, Willie Mathieson, Frank Dzwonkowski, Coach Roger Bowden, Coach Chet Babola. 141 SENIORS: Karl Skinner, Bob Pare, Marc O ' Connor, Don Orcutt, Mick Rokowski, Mike Zalewa, Gary Houle. COACH ' S AWARD BOB PARE 1. Gary Houle: Most Valuable Player. 2. Mighty, Mighty Seniors. 3. Bob Pare: Coach ' s Award. 4. Mike Zalewa on the move. 5. Aggressiveness. 6. Pre-game activity. 7. Victory! 8. Face- off. 9. Injured player. ... « .. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER GARY HOULE WON WON WON WON WON LOST LOST LOST LOST WON TIE WON LOST TIE WON LOST WON LOST LOST EASTHAMPTON TECH LONGMEADOW EAST LONGMEADOW COMMERCE CATHEDRAL AGAWAM MINN ECHAUG CLASSICAL WESTFIELD PUTNAM SOUTH HADLEY WEST SPRINGFIELD GREENFIELD HOLYOKE CHICOPEE PALMER AMHERST LUDLOW COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP COMP 1. Comp goalie on the alert. 2. Colts. 3. Gary Houle — Record Breaker. 4. Gooid Game . 5. Comp Cathedral Clash. 6. Comp Colts warm up. 7. Half-time discussion. SKIING ' 78 A YOUNG TEAM WITH THE POTENTIAL OF BEING GREAT. -Coach John Chrisant Coach John Chrisant Captain Tom Crochiere SKI TEAM: 1ST ROW: Sue Tetreault, Gail McGuinness, Lori House, John Malikowski, Mike Edwards, Joanne Strepka, Coach John Chrisant. 2ND ROW: Chuck Kandilis, Kevin Welch, Charles Christian, Glen Marion, Gerry Lafleur. 3RD ROW: Brian Taylor, Tom Crochiere, Lance Berneche, Paul Gauthier, Billy King. ABSENT: Mary Ellen Mayotte. 144 145 1. Get set. 2. Getting ready for the big meet. 3. Say What! 4. Gail and Joanne ride the ski lift. 5. Slopes are crowded. 6. Gail McGuinness and Lance Berneche. 7. All Aboard! 8. Hi Fans! 9. This years fashion ski model. It was fun while it lasted. -Joel Bessette I have learned to cooperate with others in order to achieve a desired goal. -Kathie Delisle Cheerleading is an exciting sport that keeps a person continually busy and in good physical condition; cheerleading requires teamwork and is very rewarding. -Debbie Grandmont As a team, we have had our ups and downs, but for those who have stuck it out, it has paid off. -Jim Kenney My four years in athletics here at Comp were exciting and enjoyable. This is partly due to the outstanding coaches we have here. I would like to thank these coaches for their help and guidance throughout the years. -Mike Klofas By participating on various sports teams, I have had the opportunity to learn how to interact and cooperate with many different types of people. -Gail Koziara I ' ve learned there is more to sports then winning, with a four year record of 0- 37-3, our field hockey team certainly learned the true meaning of sportsmanship. Good luck to next year ' s team. -Lynne LaPierre J WH r cjr gjjn s ' s ' |pw� My four years of Comp athletics have helped me mature through happy times and adversities. -Dan Mardeusz My participation in high school sports is something I ' ll always remember, and running will always stay with me. -Ben Matzko My four years her.e at Comp wouldn ' t have been the same without the great athletic program. Even though I hope to play a sport in college. I ' m going to miss the sports program here very much. -Steve Monroe Playing varsity hockey for three years made me realize that senior year was the most important year of my hockey career, because I realized after senior year, hockey is over. I ' ve enjoyed these past four years and I ' m going to miss it. -Mike Zalewa 146 ACTIVITIES 147 EXCHANGE RALLY The entire student body attended the annual Exchange Rally, held on November 10th, 1977 in the Comp gymnasium. The students ' spirit and cheers supported the football team which was preparing for the biggest game of the season between Comp and rival Chicopee High. Seniors showed their enthusiasm by participating in Senior Hat Day, also held on this date. After the Chicopee Chicopee Comp foot- ball game on November 12th, the tradition- al Spaghetti Supper was held in Comp ' s cafeteria. Despite the team ' s loss, the stu- dent body ' s appreciation toward the team effort was tremendous. The awards: Colt of the Year, Best Offensive Player and Best Defensive Player, were given to the play- ers: Dan Mardeusz, Bob Ranck, and Henry Dent, respectively, for their achievements. This date was also a Happy Birthday for Coach Joe Llodra, and so ended the Chico- pee Chicopee Comp weekend. SPAGHETTI SUPPER 150 POWDER PUFF On the morning of November 11th, the Seniors skunked the Juniors in the traditional Powder Puff Football Game, by a score of 40-zip. The powderpuffers were rooted on by their gorgeous cheerleaders, yelling from the sidelines and providing half-time entertainment. The Seniors were coached by Neil Martell and Roger Bowden, while Robert Merkel and Lance Mason coached the Juniors. The game was an all out effort by each team and the Juniors are wished the best of luck next year. V. 3? SENIOR POWDER PUFFERS ROW 1: Donna Picard, Darlene Salamon, Sharon Hortie, Joanne Francavilla, Darlene Montemagni, Kim Twining, Kym McClelland, Sonja Rilke, Donna Robert, Sandy Skiba, Sue Brzynski, Marion Bak, ROW 2: Diane Murphy, Kathie Deslisle, Karen Lingenberg, Lynne LaPierre, Michelle Shaddock, Barb Schab, Marie Allard, Tracey Parent, Tanya Lane, Deb Grandmont, Sandy Gendron, Sue Wells, ROW 3: Chris McNerney, Ellen Rowley, Nancy Kindness, Karen Maryanski, Rose Ferreira, Joanne Maziarz, Vivian Pappas, Diane Nostin, Mary Keough, Tammy Meade. JUNIOR POWDER PUFFERS ROW 1: Brenda LaPlante, Billy Brown, Dave Deforge, Lance Mason, Karen Redfern, Laurie Duclos, Tami Tokarski, ROW 2: Diane Dejordy, Marcy Dunnigan, Pam Nelson, Denise Pelland, Diane Hogan, Cindy Ruel, Karen Moreau, Kathy Moran, Karen Zilonka, ROW 3: Donna Francess, Ann Duroche, June LaCoste, Mary Shrewsbury, Laurie Wysk, Martha Zalewa, Cindy Taylor, Patty O ' Connor, Debbie Desjar- dins, ROW 4: Kathy Kennedy, Michelle Paul, Laurie Mancini, Marlene Heath, Karen Sander, Debbie Giacomelli, Linda Blais, Sue Houle, Lyn Fimbel, Debbie LaFrancois, ROW 5: Debbie Hardaker, Laurie Houle, Maryann Soja, Kym Murray, Mitch Gibblo, Janice McCarthy, Michelle Picard, Pam Kifer. Canned Food Drive The Canned Food Drive, which began in late November and ended on Decem- ber 22nd, was again a great success. Approximately 4000 cans were collected in a joint effort by the Senior and Junior classes. The Sophomores and Freshmen also contributed greatly for a total of over 7000 cans. Great thanks must also be attributed to Mrs. Lilian Semmel for her outstanding efforts in collecting about $1000.00 for the drive. Without the assistance of the Lodge of Elks this year, the Comp student body showed its immense concern and ability to get the job done. Christmas Concert The Chicopee Comp Band and Chrous entertained the student body and faculty with a 90 minute presentation of Christmas carols, both instrumental and vocal. Mr. Chris Ceanacopoulos highlighted the event by reciting the poem, Twas the Night Before Christmas , accompanied by the band. Mrs. Lilian Semmel was greatly surprised when she was presented an arrangement of poinsettias. The concert was held on December 23rd as students prepared for the long awaited Christmas vacation. Cotillion The group, “White Satin provided the entertainment for this year ' s Christmas Cotillion. Approximately 150 couples attended the dance dressed in semiformal attire. The poem, “Winter Whispers was the theme this year. The Cotillion was held at Our Lady of the Elms College from 7:30 p.m. until midnight on December 17, 1977. RIFLE SQUAD Tina Pirog, Michelle Shaddock, Laurie Stebbins, Rose Ferreira, Cathy Barlow, Debbie Giacomelli, Louise Auger. PERCUSSION ROW 1: Gary Bolduc, Chris Koehler, Bob Rheaume, Paul Dubin, Ken LaRose, Arte Jefferson, John Sobon, ROW 2: Ray Saccicio, Tom Esta- brook, Michael Heckstall, Jeff Stokowski, ROW 3: Paul Lafleur, Ray- mond Hebert, Steve LaPorte. ALL NEW ENGLAND ROW 1: Debbie Hardaker, Terese Girard, ROW 2: Paul Sittard, Mike Abert, Roger Corchesne. 156 4 MAJORETTES Michelle LaFlamme, Sue Plante, Barb Nauman, Sandy Richards, Debbie Tokarski, Wendy O ' Rourke, Denise Plante, Karen Boisvert, Darlene Jurkowski, Diane Barlow. COLORGUARD Tricia McKelewey, Brenda Morin, Bonnie Hajae, Diane Roy, Sue Reany, Sheila McKelewey, Tricia Pelland, Dawn Manville, Sue Tetrault BRASS ROW 1: Andy Zyla, Steve Raney, Margie Forget, Patti Price, Stuart Ritter, Jim Montcalm, Tom DeSantis, ROW 2: Mike Abert, Jeff Newell, Bob Paul, Bob Homan, Ann Ritter, Cathy Bushey, ROW 3: Tara Wat- son, Roger Corchesne, Mark Kane, (absent: Marc Ainsbury) WOODWIND ROW 1: Terese Girard, Kim Garvin, Mindy Gayfield, Wendy O ' Rourke, ROW 2: Jackie Balding, Beth Farmer, Denise Lessier, Anne Sittard, Robin Roy, Karen Thibault, Colleen Nauman, Anne Provost, ROW 3: Debbie Brown, Karen Sander, Sue Raney, Paul Sittard, Sue Corchesne, Debbie Hardaker, Stephanie Hetsbeth, Nancy Rivest, ROW 4: David Rechenberger, Mike Szulc, Gary Galica, Liz Brown, Mark Zielonka, Mike Dowd, Laurie Gates, Phil Hensvek, Paul Bourque. 157 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REPS ROW 1: Joy Jagadowski, Jackie Fontaine, Angel Montemagni, Sandy Hale, Laurie Goff, ROW 2: Margie Picard, Gail McGuiness, Pauline Boisjo- lie, MaryBeth Begley, Diane Wegerzyn, Kathy Shrewsbury, Leslie Keough, Nancy Rivest, ROW 3: Dave Tetrault, Gerry Catrat, Beth Bila- deau, Debbie Lambert, Carol Dion, Steve Cre- vier, Sandy Smith, Joanne Turcotte, Kathy Lin- genberg, Linda Brennan, Maria Fredette, Barb Nauman, Kevin Warner. SENIOR HOMEROOM REPS 1 ROW 1: Lisa Hebert, Kathie Delisle, Vivian Pappas, Sue Wells, Karen Roy, ROW 2: Class Advisor Mr. Neil Martell, Sue LaPolice, Joanne Gadoury, Monica Abood, Dorothy Richards, Deb Madamba, Doris Twichell, Class Advisor Mr. Roger Bowden, (absent: Kim Menard, Don Doyle) JUNIOR HOMEROOM REPS ROW 1: Paul Marcotte, Bob Clark, Stan Al- stede, SEATED: Mitch Giblo, Veronica O ' Brien, Lori House, Carol Adamczyk, Ellen Kusik, Debbie Gauthier, Cindy Taylor, Karen Sander, Martha Zalewa, Laurie Wisk, STAND- ING: Advisor Mary Rodgers, Karen Redfern, Tami Takarski, Lyn Fimbel, Cathy Moran, Mi- chelle Paul, Teresa Jerz, Kathy Kennedy, Linda Blais, Marlene Heath, Janice McCarthy, Advi- sor Robert Merkel. PHYSICS CLUB ROW 1: Karen Maryanski, Ellen Rowley, Dan Mardeusz, Deb Madamba, Jim Fontaine, Kym McClelland, Steve Monroe, Mike Griffin, ROW 2: Bill Day, Walter Iwanicki, Dave Cou- ture, Dave Alaimo, Rick Nicklas, Mickey Nal- len, Ron Pursey, ROW 3: Dave Lacosse, Mary Keough, Dave Nilsen, Mike Piecuch, Advisor Roger Fleury, (absent: Chris McNerney, Andy Burns). FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB ROW 1: Elaine Stokowski (treasurer), Joy Lock- hart (secretary), Michelle Picard, Brian Mau- sette, ROW 2: Advisor Roger Fleury, Wendy O ' Rourke (president), Neal Bogdanovich (v. president). Bill Day, Denise Grochmal. CHEMISTRY CLUB ROW 1: Joe Landa, Mike Novak, Advisor George Kennedy, Joe Novak, Kirk Gray, ROW 2: Tom Burke, Frank Kos, Karl Miller, Karen Lingenberg, Bev Therrien, Barb Picard, Joane Maziarz, Andy Burns, Dan Jacques ROW 3: Mike Klofas, Jim Fontaine, Eamonn Gallagher. GERMAN CLUB ROW 1: Jeanne Renaud, Leslie Keough, Laurie Goff, Brenda Hebert, Joanne Turcotte, Joy Sis- son, Wendy O ' Rourke (president), Sonja Rilke (v. president), Joanne Francavilla (treasurer), Tracey Devries (secretary), Tony Fecteau, ROW 2: Billy King, John Whittaker, Bart Boissonault, Sue Bachstrom, Anne Connally, Coleen New- man, Brenda Morin, Karen Beauchemin, David Bergerson, Michael Tenczau, Hans-Martin Hei- denreich, ROW 3: Advisor Robert Merkel, Tony Kord, Mark Checkwicz, Greg Buchmann, Michelle Baby, Fran Harackewicz, Barb Nau- man, Debbie Longe, Joanne Nicklas, Mary Russo, Sue Turcotte, Don Mongeau. ROW 4: Denise Newell, MaryBeth Begley, Dave Pa- quette. SPANISH CLUB ROW 1: Michelle Picard (v. president), Joy Lockhart (president), Josephine Cassidy (trea- surer), Steve Fontaine (secretary), ROW 2: Viv- ian Pappas, Mark Kane, Ellen Degutis, Sharon Jamrock, Advisor Elba Brodeur, (absent: Mary- Lou Hebert) LATIN CLUB ROW 1: Sue Barns (secretary), Neal Bogdano- vich (president). Advisor Ruth Fuller, Tina Pirog (v. president), Louise Bannister (treasurer), ROW 2: Maureen Mooney, Jeff Loftus, Carol Rogers, Wendy O ' Rourke, Sue Boutin, Diane Robinson, Linda Chmiel, Robert Weaver, ROW 3: Rich Cote, Mike Currier, Sharon Stueckroth. MADRIGALS ROW 1: Diane Nostin, Amanda Sherer, Karen LaCroix, Sandy Hevey, Linda Brennan, Advisor Irmina Hizon, ROW 2: Nancy Graves, Michelle Picard, Michael Meckling, Rick Abramowicz, Nancy Fournier. FRENCH CLUB ROW 1: Mark Kane, Joanne Champagne, Ma- rie Brunelle, Nancy LeMire, Donna Krupa, Pau- line Gregoire, Rose Ferriera, Eileen Rabbit, Sor- aya Warren, ROW 2: Wendy O ' Rourke, Tara Anderson, Lisa LaFrenaie, Jackie Lizotte, Mi- chelle Picard, Kathryn Pruyne, Mary Keough, Monica Abood, Cindy Chartier, ROW 3: Lisa Korell, Nancy Graves, Marion Houle, Bev Ther- rien, Joanne Maziarz (v. president) Wayne LaR- ocque (treasurer), Rick Abramowicz, Margie Forget, Shelly Viens, Karen LaCroix, Sharon Mercer (absent; Normand Grandbois, Advisor Jane MacDonald) CHORUS ROW 1: Michael Meckling, Nancy Fournier, Michelle Picard, Rick Abramowicz, Nancy Graves, Diane Nostin, Amanda Sherer, Karen LaCro ix, Sandy Hevey, Linda Brennan, Beth Bethermeau, Sue Racine, Patty Flowers, Advisor Irmina Hizon, ROW 2: Sue Morel, Karen Velth- ouse, Adele Therrien, Angie Lauzier, Lyndee Denette, Robin Connors, Lisa Boutin, Debbie Ryder, Brenda Hebert, Kathi Rusin, Sharon Stueckroth, ROW 3: France Charest, Koral La- flamme, Donna Breault, Annette Tetrault, Dena Liggon, Marie Brunelle, Corinne Romanowicz, Beth Farmer, Lisa Korell, Joanne Woztowiez, Aileen Shae, Sandy Smith, Diane Pickard, Pat Mailloux. LIBRARY AIDS ROW 1: Anne Delude, Debbie Willette, Mrs. Marguerite Decker, Sue Boutin, Michelle Shad- dock, Debbie Madamba, Maria Fredette, ROW 2: Matt Horoszewski, Cindy Caldwell, Tim Norwood, Jan Vartanian Fran Harackowic, Ronnie LeSiege, Alana Feioquin, Sheri Wood, Diana Monahan, Andree Charest, Debbie Gia- comelli. FEATHER CLUB ROW 1: Tammy Meade, Rose Ferriera, Vivian Pappas, Vicki Malikowski, ROW 2: Doris Twi- chell, Peggy McKinstry, Sue Wells. OFFICE AIDS ROW 1: Brenda Miller, Vivian Pappas, Jackie Boisjolie, Carol Dion, Kim Twining, Debbie Sulikowski, Crndy Todd. ROW 2: Cheryl La- Pierre, Debbie Desjardins, Sonja Riike, Dianne Spivui, Lynn St. Laurent, Melanie Peetz, Cath- erine Davis, Jackie Connally, Dawn Diflumeri DISTRICT CHORUS ROW 1: Karen LaCroix, Sandy Hevey, ROW 2: Aman- da Sherer, Diane Nostin. ART CLUB Bob Letasz, Ruth Betournay, Linda Long, Ginette Bois- vert, Advisor Emily Bancroft DISTRICT BAND ROW 1: Sue Corchesne, ROW 2: Paul Sittard, Gary Galica, Roger Corchesne, ROW 3: Quinna Ealum, Ka- ren Sander, Debbie Hardaker. 16.3 DRAMA CLUB ROW 1: Joanne Renaud, Joanne Nicklas, Wen- dy O ' Rourke, Mark Kane, Denise Grochmal, Brenda Hebert, Aline Pelland, Barbara Liggon, Sharon Mercier, ROW 2: Theresa Peloquin, Bri- an Mausette, Paula Serafin, Tara Anderson, Margo Ailo, Cheryl Pringle, Jeannette Bois- verte, Marie Brunelle, Advisor Susan Jarek, ROW 3: Jim Boisvert, Rick Boisverte, Phil Bro- chalsby, Ed Sourdiff. PEP CLUB ROW 1: Barbara Liggon, Joanne Turcotte, Nan- cy LeMire, Donna Krupa, Joanne Renaud, ROW 2: Brenda Hebert, Kathi Koehler, Kathy O ' Connor, Chris Kulig, Darlene Mathieu, ROW 3: Advisor Dana Cutter, Donna Gosselin, Debbie Gagne, Patty Nelson, Cecile Benoit (ab- sent: Lesie Keough, Rita Charette). DECA ROW 1: Cheryl Foote, Donna Bergeron (trea- surer), Tammy Runkle (v. President), Dave Por- ter, (president). Advisor Dana Cutter, Sandy Li- zotte (historian), Kathy Mozeleski (secretary), Kim Menard, Karen Brunelle, ROW 2: Jean Hooper (parliamentarian), Lucinda Chalifoux, Sue Korkosz, Jeannine Dalpe, Deborah Hebert, Brenda Colucci, Doreen Hachey, Carol Helie, Diane O ' Connor, ROW 3: MaryAnn Perry, Joel Marchand, Lois Lingley, Chris Chochiere, Leo- na LaFleur, Kelly Workman (absent: Denise Chouniard) CHRONICLE STAFF ROW 1: Cheryl LaPierre, Wayne LaRocque, Nancy Stevens, Matt Horoszewski, ROW 2: Linda Chmiel, Joy Lockhart, Pat Touchette, Barb Nauman, ROW 3: Bob Clark, Advisor Walter Stachura, Karen Redfern, John Kasza, Jim Smalley L ' ESPRIT Advisor S.W. Paul, Mary Keough, Lisa Korell, Ron Lavoie, Bill Grenier PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB ROW 1: Jeff Loftus, Advisor Roger Fleury, Bill Cacciolfi, Beth Biladeau (co-secretary), Laurene Roy, Steve Monroe, ROW 2: Tony Kord (trea- surer), Dan Grzlak, Andree Thibault, Margie Picard, Marion Houle, Sonja Rilke, Debbie Longe, ROW 3: Gail Kusiak, (president). Sue Kozik (v. president), Pauline Thibault (secre- tary), Bob Rheaume, Patty Mysona AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS Tom Nichols, Mark Checwicz, Tracey Devries, Ron Lavoie, Advisor Stephen Jendrysik DEBATE TEAM ROW 1: Tom Nichols, Neal Bogdanovich, Mark Checkwicz, ROW 2 : Advisor Robert Mer- kel, Tracey Devries, Jim Moran (absent; Ron Lavoie) CHESS TEAM ROW 1: Scott Jones, Mark Blodgett, ROW 2: Rick Orzulak, Mike Quesnel, Victor Bakes, Ad- visor John Taupier (absent: Gary Isom, Dave Couture, Mark Checwicz). PRO MERITO SOCIETY ROW 1: Kirk Gray, Jim Rogalski, Rose Fer- riera, Mike Zalewski, Gail Koziara, Dan Mar- deusz, Ellen Rowley, Kym McClelland, Bev Therrien, Rick Abramowicz, Dave Couture, Mickey Nallen, Wayne LaRocque, ROW 2: Mike Klofas, Barb Schab, Barb Picard, Cindy Chartier, Marion Renkowic, Sheila Wroe, Deb- bie Madamba, Sandy Gendron, Monica Abood, Diane Nostin, Karen LaCroix, ROW 3: Frank Kos, Don Doyle, Karen Roy, Advisor Ernest Goff, Diane Boisjolie, Kathie Deslisle, Pauline Gregoire, Kathy Vincillette, Therese Girard, Ei- leen Rabbit, Karl Miller, Sharon Hortie, ROW 4: Ron Lavoie, Steve Monroe, Jim Fontaine, Rick Nicklas. HIKING CLUB ROW 1: John Griffin, Jim Craven Billy King, Bill Cacciolfi (president), Bill Anderson, Mi- chelle Picard, Carol Kenneally, Ronnie LeSiege, Sherri Wood, ROW 2: Bob Hackey, Jeff Loftus, Fran Harackewicz, Denise Newell, Diane Per- reault, Advisor John Taupier, Lisa Piquette STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Chris McNerney, Tanya Lane, Gail Koziara, Ellen Rowley, Kym McClelland, Sue Wells, Doris Twichell, Tammy Meade, ROW 2: Sandy Hevey, Gail McGuinness, Linda Bren- nan, Ellen Kusik, Joyce Boisvert, Marlene Heath, Janice McCarthy, Teresa Jerz, ROW 3: Joanne Nicklas, Advisor David Kowalczyk, Bart Boissonault, Joanne Turcotte, Tami Ta- karski, Karen Redfern, Stan Alstede, Bob Clark, Brenda Hebert, Leslie Keough, Linda McCar- thy, Advisor Raymond Boulais FARMER JOHN ' S BARNYARD ROW 1: Sue LaPolice, Tom Burke, Ellen Rowley, Gail Koziara, Rose Ferriera, Ellen Kusik, Kathie Delisle, Mickey Nallen, Kym McClelland, Lisa Hebert, ROW 2: Kathy Mackes, Vivian Pappas, Dan Mardeusz, Deb Madamba, Advisor John Moran, Barb Picard, Dan Grzlak, Brian Cote, Karen Lingenberg, Carol Conroy, ROW 3: Cindy Chartier, Barb LaPierre, Mary Keough, Sandy Gendron, Steve Monroe, Laurene Roy, Karen Roy, Deb Grandmont, Tanya Lane, Eileen Rabbit, Therese Girard, ROW 4: Jim Rogalski, Ron Lavoie, Jim Fontaine, Mike Klofas, Steve Monroe, Marie Allard, Tracey Parent, Don Doyle, (absent: Chris McNerney) KAZOO CLUB ROW 1: Diane Nostin, Tom Burke, Kirk Gray, Ellen Rowley, Gail Koziara, Advisor Mitchell Kuzdal, Kathie Delisle, Mickey Nallen, Kym McClelland, Bill Cacciolfi, ROW 2: Vivian Pappas, Dave Lacosse, Dan Mardeusz, Deb Madamba, Ron Pursey, Dan Grzlak, Biran Cote, Karen Lingenberg, Lisa Hebert, ROW 3: Wayne LaRocque, Barb LaPierre, Mary Keough, Cindy Chartier, Deb Grandmont, Tanya Lane, Sandy Gendron, Ellen Kusik, Steve Monroe, Laurene Roy, Carol Conroy, Don Doyle, Barb Picard, (absent: Chris McNerney) 168 ROW 1: Lisa Hebert, Sharon Renaud, Chris McNerney, Joanne Maziarz, Pauline Gregoire, Barb Picard, Sue Berzynski, Kym McClelland, Ellen Rowley, Mary Keough, ROW 2: Karen Mercier, Ron Lavoie, Vivian Pappas, Cindy Chartier, Barb LaPierre, Debbie Longe, Joanne Fraricavilla, Nancy Graves ROW 3: Advisor Raymond Boulais, Tony Kord, Dave Reckenbacker, Sue Wells, Mike Zalewski, Beth Biladeau, Chris Ruell, Denise Newell, Margie Picard, Ellen Kusik, Marion Houle, Kathy Mackes, Sonja Rilke, Sue LaPolice, Bill Cacciolfi, ROW 4: Dan Mardeusz, Steve Monroe, Kathie Deslisle, Tanya Lane, MaryBeth Begley, Rose Ferreira, Martha Zalewa, Tami Takarski Underclassmen: MaryBeth Begley Seniors: Sharon Renaud, Lisa Hebert Art: Sharon Renaud, Kathy Mackes Activities: Sue LaPolice Photos: Sonja Rilke, Bill Cacciolfi Sports: Tanya Lane, Kathy Mackes Faculty: Cindy Chartier, Barb LaPierre Typist: Viv Pappas Subscriptions: Donna Robert, Pauline Gre- goire WE EXTEND OUR THANKS TO Terri Hamel, Viv Pappas, and Sandy Renaud who did most of the typing for the yearbook. Pauline Gregoire and Donna Robert for doing such a good job in selling the yearbooks. Their whole subscriptions staff proved to be competent and dependable. Sharon Renaud who drew the horses in the book and assisted Lisa Hebert with the senior section. Cindy Chartier and Barbara LaPierre for doing an expert job on the faculty section. Cindy and Barb came to our aid when the advertising section had to be prepared. They took any challenge and faced all of them with success. MaryBeth Begley for designing the creative Underclassmen section. Her work made the section exactly as good as it is. Mr. Fleury for generously giving the staff a number of difficult to find pictures. Larry and Mark Grenier who sacrificed countless hours to take and develop desperately needed photos. Mr. Don Lendry, our yearbook representative, for being a ready source of help and information to an occasionally confused staff. Mr. Raymond Boulais for being understanding when we faced our nu- merous difficulties. In the capacity of an advisor and a friend he has taught us many lessons that will be useful throughout our lives. Ron And Mary 170 Lisa Hebert for her unflagging dedication in designing ant completing the senior section. Lisa held the great responsibil ity of insuring the accuracy of the senior section. Sonja Rilke and Bill Cacciolfi for supervising the difficult tasl of providing the yearbook staff with the hundreds of picture; needed. They and their staff were always ready to help out at moment ' s notice. Tanya Lane for her excellent job on the sports section. She wa: totally inexperienced at her job when she began but learnec quickly and willingly. Kathy Mackes who did most of the artwork in the book anc was of much help to Tanya in the sports section. Sue LaPolice for being very efficient and original in designing and producing the activities section. Hers was a difficult bui well done job. I T mm. Everyone who helped us in their own special way. We are sincerely grateful. ■ It has been a great pleasure to have been asso ciated with the Class of 1978, and it has been extremely rewarding to work closely with so many of you and to watch you mature over the past four years. Your accomplishments in the classroom, in extracurricular activities, on the athletic field and out in the community have been substantial; in fact, in all you have achieved or attempted you have brought honor to yourselves and to Chicopee Comprehensive High School. We urge you to strive relentlessly to reach your personal goals, and we deeply hope that in the future you will realize all of your aspirations. We trust that as you pass on to higher education or join the working world, you will take pride in being a graduate of Comp, just as we at Comprehensive take great pride in calling you alumni and friends. Mr. Roger Bowden Mr. Neil Martell 171 PATRONS PROFESSIONAL Advoque Carpet Gallery Highpoint Motor Inn Aldenville Drug, Inc. The House of Flowers Aldenville Rug Cleaning Kos Hardware Grain Co. Barney ' s Gift Shop Attorney Roger E. Labrie Beauty Mart Lacroix ' s Inc. i Brochu Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Bernard LaFleur Sr. Charlie ' s Lucky Strike Lapite ' s Sweet Shop Chuck ' s Service Center LeBlanc Sons j Churchill Edgar ' s Markets Lysek ' s Celatka Insurance Agency, Inc. Marcus Printing Co. City Window Cleaning Mathis -Olds-Buick-Cadillac, Inc. Dr. Lawrence D. Cohen The Music Center Nick DiFilippo Mt. Tom Ski Area ! Dorothy Dodds Odyssey Book Shop Ralph Ducharme Paul ' s Variety Mr. Mrs. C.R. Dugre Ray ' s Hardware ; Dunkin Donuts The Shoe Box Dunlop Florist, Inc. Thomas O ' Donnel Ferris ' Young World Valley Cinema Sound Corp. Rudy Gawron Sons Prov. Co. Wear - House Giovanni ' s Food Shop E. J. Wier Optician Gosselin - Deady Insurance Agency, Inc. Y Barber Shop Granfield Insurance Agency, In. Ye Olde Washtub Hampden Printing Co. Your Pharmacy Hardware Service Center Zal ' s FACULTY CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Boulais Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bowden Dana and Dorothy Cutter FROM YOUR PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell S. Kuzdzal Mr. and Mrs. Calvin T. Leonard Jane T. MacDonald Mr. Mrs. Roland Chartier (Cindy) Mr. Mrs. Leonard Gendron (Sandy) Mr. Mrs. Gerard Grandmont (Debbie) Edward Osetek Mr. Mrs. Maxime Houle (Marion) Mr. and Mrs. Walter Porowski Jean Lapolice (Sue) Atty. and Mrs. Robert M. Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. William E. Sittard Mr. Mrs. Clark Mackes Jr. (Kathy) Mr. Gilbert E. Troie (Sue) Walter Stachura Principal and Mrs. Stanley J. Ziemba OLD COLONY BANK OF HAMPDEN COUNTY N.A. AN AFFILIATE OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS FALL ' S DRIVING SCHOOL 39 Carew street South Hadley Falls Tel. 538-8876 RON from your GRANDMOTHER, GRANDFATHER, AND AUNT LORRAINE THE SPECTACLE SHOPPE Fine Quality and High Fashion Owned and Operated by the Murphy family DEL MONTE ' S BRIDGE CAFE INC. 288 Bridge St Springfield 737-0397 297 Maple St. Holyoke 533-7346 Crane Park Dr Wilbraham 596-8363 1054 Chicopee St. Willimansett, Ma. 33 Center St Chicopee 592-7146 Tel. 532-1411 Tel. 532-1412 173 We wish to thank all those who have contributed to Memini ' 78 ' . We hope that you will extend our gratitude by patronizing these respected establishments. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1978 W.G. LONGE AGENCY CONGRATULATIONS FROM INSURANCE - REALTOR - TAX SERVICE 533 Irene St. Chicopee, Ma. 01020 Phone 533-1300 TREADWAY BOWL-O-MAT Cor. Memorial Dr. Irene St. Opposite 7-Eleven Store Burnett Road Chicopee Falls Congratulations Debbie, Every success in your years ahead Tel. 592-9161 174 Christine McNerny, Kym McClelland, Sue Wells Bev Therrien, Ellen Rowley, Tammy Mead, Tanya Lane, Gail Koziara Doris Twitchell The members of the 1978 Student Council have created an impressive record of community and school service. The en- thusiasm and leadership of seniors from the graduating class of 1978 deserve special praise and recognition. Therefore, both Mr. Raymond Boulais and Mr. David Kowalczyk offer their best wishes to the outstanding members of the 1978 Student Council. 175 Congratulations from THIRD NATIONAL BANK We know how to help. 21 Convenient Locations Located throughout Hampden County to Service All Your Banking Needs Chicopee Office 203 Exchange St. 594.4704 Fairview Office 1445 Memorial Dr. 536-7203 ELAINE POWERS FIGURE SALONS KEEPIN ' IT ON THE LIGHT SIDE OF LIFE AT ELAINE POWER ' S, IT ' S ONLY 4 SHORT MONTHS AWAY Look and feel your best in just 4 months with Elaine Powers ' proven program of ex- ercise and sensible eating. You ' ll follow a plan personalized for your figure needs. With active-exercise machines - group ses- sions, too. All for only $9.95 a month! Try the light side of life - at Elaine Powers! ONLY $9.95 PER MONTH FOR THE COMPLETE 4-MONTH PROGRAM Call Now For An Appointment 593-6406 Rt. 33 Chicopee Mon-Fri 9 to 9, Sat 9 to 1 NAPOLEON BAIL SHOE STORE 168 High St. Holyoke Ma. 534-7144 Best Wishes to the Class of 78 from SPALDING 176 Congratulations To The Class Of 1978 Felicitations!! Kongratulieren!! Felicitates!! Felicidades!! From The FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS OF CHICOPEE COMP SPORTS CARS UNLIMITED Foreign And Domestic Auto Repairs Complete Foreign: Brakes Exhaust Tune Ups Batteries Super Low Gas Prices 2 Locations Certified Mechanics Frank Lenihan Dennis Lavey 180 Willimansett St. 1284 Mem. Dr. (Rte. 33) S. Hadley, Ma. Chicopee Falls, Ma. Off Rte. 33 593-1347 534-3891 Full line of Shell Products Janice Provost Michael Provost Bus. 532-2100 Res. 592-7184 CHATEAU PROVOST INC. 85 Montcalm St. Fairview, Ma. 01020 U aialz lilts’ll ZALES THE DIAMOND STORE -4 x j j j dd ancs Studio Phone 593-6426 Fairfield Mall Chicopee, Ma. 01020 David Binkley, manager 21 Homer St. Fairview, Ma. Ballet, Tap, Jazz Acrobat, Baton Twirling Call: 532-4803 or 536-3146 178 Compliments of O ' BRIEN DRIVING SCHOOL FRUIT FAIR 96 Suffolk St. Holyoke, Ma. Tel. -533-1013 Congratulations Compliments of CUSTOM WOODWORKING DIELECTRICS INC. 30 Haynes Circle Chicopee Falls 594-4354 Massachusetts Industrial Park Chicopee JOHN P. CREAN SON (413) 592-4131 Bill Potvin Service first, Sales second. Insurance Broker Auto, Cycles, Trucks, Fire, Life 1749 Westover Road Chicopee, Ma. Office 593-9378 POTVIN FURNITURE WAREHOUSE Store hours: 9 to 9 daily Sat. 9 to 5 675 Fuller Rd. Chicopee TERRY ' S CERAMICS complete supplies Skutt Kilns Molds-Greenware Firing and Classes Ceramicchrome Terry Hortie Africana Chicopee Falls N.C.M.A. Certified Teacher Studio: 833 Chicopee St. Phone: 536-3182 DOLLAR ' S SENSE This isn ' t a lecture. It ' s an offer. If you ' ve got the will- power to spend less than you make, we ' ve got many savings plans to make your nest egg grow. So come on in. Makes sense to save with us. Makes dollars too. We help you save. Agawam-Chicopee-Chicopee Falls-Monson East Longmeadow-Fairview-Springfield Longmeadow-Palmer-Holyoke-Westfield | Member FDIC SHAWMUT FIRST BANK TRUST COMPANY 179 THE CLASS OF 1980 salutes the graduating class and wishes them success in the future. 180 SPIRO S PIZZA Best Pizza in the Area Hot Oven Grinders Spaghetti-Sandwiches 653 Gratten St. Aldenville, Ma. Tel. 533-3700 MARV ' S MOBIL Expert Auto Repairs Specialists in Brakes and Tune-Ups Chicopee, Ma. 01020 Tel. 536-4160 Congratulations Class of 78 TOWN AND COUNTRY CASUALS DOYLE TRAVEL CENTER 1573 Memorial Drive Fairview, Ma. Ladies Specialty Shop 450 Memorial Drive Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of “ 78 Best Wishes From PAT ' S FOODS COMP CHORUS PARENTS ORGANIZATION Chicopee - Holyoke FERRIS INC. ROBERT FUNERAL HOME INC. Wheel of Fashions for Men and Women 54 Center St Chicopee, Ma. 13 Dale St. Chicopee, Ma. 01020 Tel. 532-9806 181 GOOD LUCK COMP MARCHING COLTS Marc Ainsburg Art Jefferson Cathy Barlow Paul Bourque Liz Brown Josephine Cassidy Paul Dubin Quinna Ealum Rose Ferriera Laurie Gates Terese Girard Mark Kane Chris Koelher Ken LaRose Wendy O ' Rourke Patty Price Sue Raney Michelle Shaddock Laurie Stebbins Cathy Bushey CONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 CHICOPEE COMP BAND PARENTS INC. BALAKIER ' S Wishing each and everyone of you Congratulations and the best of luck in the future. ERNEST LAFLAMME JR. City Treasurer LEBEL INSURANCE AGENCY FILL ' N ' SAVE Insurance-Real Estate 639 Grattan St. Aldenville Mass. Tel. -533-3433 Quality oil service for less 24 hour service Ken ' s Fuel Oil Service 592-4676 Daily delivery to greater Springfield Surburbs 182 Catering To: Good Food -weddings pizzas -banquets grinders -parties steaks-chops -Dancing- -Air-Conditioned- AIDENVILLE CREDIT UNION CAVALIER CAFE 760 Grattan St. Chicopee Ma. Tel. -536-0475 Restaurant Operated by Walt Frank 366 Chicopee St. Rte. 116 Call Holyoke Willimansett 533-9195 Savings-Loans-Mortgages Close Outs Railroad Freight Salvage Bankruptcies Insurance Claims GAGNE SONS DOLLAR SAVER 210 Exchange St. Tel. -592-7075 Late Model Auto Sales Chicopee Meadow St. Chicopee, Mass. 532-5501 Need A Break? Barry E. Strong Come Save With Us Owner TELLIER ' S AUTO BODY, INC. GOOD LUCK COLTS! TOUCHDOWN CLUB Body and Fender Work Free Pickup Delivery Wrecker Service 386 Meadow St., Chicopee Tel. -533-8585 President- Jacqueline Monroe Vice-President- Rudy LeBel Secretary- Elinor Ranck Treasurer- John Griffin WILSON ' S AUTO SCHOOL THE PINES MOTEL 1508 Memorial Dr. Chicopee, Ma. 533-2776 147 East Main Street Chicopee, Ma. 01020 Waterbeds, Hanger Beds, Air Beds, Color T.V s and Odyssey Games, Stereos, Day Rates, Efficiencies Compliments of Compliments of FAIRFIELD MALL PIOTTE PHARMACY INC. Chicopee, Ma. WESTOVER CREDIT UNION Deanna Flynn OAK HILL DOG SHOPPE 711 James Street 642 Page Blvd. Chicopee Springfield 534-0201 788-7366 1692 Memorial Dr. Chicopee, Ma. Tel. 534-3976 184 HIGH MEADOW w Granby, Conn. Outings, Picnics, Parties Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 Compliments of Compliments Of LEVI ' S MENS SHOP KEY DRUG 244 Exchange St. Chicopee, Ma. 01020 HASTING ' S STATIONERS INC. BLUEBIRD ACRES MOBILEHOME PARK Chicopee Center Congratulations to the Class of 78 Especially Dick Four Star Rated Old Fuller Rd. Ext. Chicopee Tel. 532-4198 Richard S. Grochmal 185 Congratulations Class of 1978 Best Wishes from GERMAIN ' S SLEEP SHOP, INC. Y PHARMACY INC. Specializing in Sleeping Comfort Gene Germain 1491 Memorial Dr. Tel. 536-2200 Chicopee, Ma. 01020 Gerald P. Boucher Registered Pharmacist 732 Chicopee St., Chicopee Tel. 532-5224 JACK J. BEGIN COMPANY Best Wishes Class of 1978 Refrigerators, Heating, Air Conditioning Sales Service ; CHILDS | FOR SHOES Jacques J. Begin - Owner 18 James St., Chicopee Ma. 01020 533-3956 275 High Street, Holyoke Fine Shoes for all the Family LADY ESTHER ' S COIFFURES A L GLASS CO. 66 Beech St. Fairview Ma. Precision Cuts - Color - Perms Prop. Esther Roy Tel. 538-9099 Windows, Plate Glass, Store Fronts Windshields and Home Replacements 24 Hour Emergency Service | Tel. 536-0813 Res. 593-6007 j; Al Lafleur Prop. 18 James Street, Chicopee DUBIN BOARDING AND GROOMING RIOPEL PAINT HARDWARE i 1394 Memorial Dr., Chicopee Outside Runs, Air Conditioning, Graduate of the Dalton School of Grooming Your Headquarters for Almost Everything 1 730 Chicopee St. ’ Willimansett, Chicopee, Ma. Tel. 534-5153 186 ABDOW ' S BIG BOY RESTAURANTS FACEMATE CORPORATION Home of the Big Boy Hamburger Memorial Dr., Chicopee 5 West Main St. Chicopee, Ma. Boston Rd., Springfield Lincoln St., Worcester Stafford St., Worcester Silas Deane Hgwy., Whethersfield Turnpike Rd., Vernon WESTOVER MOTEL On Route 33 Chicopee TV - Phones - Pool - Air Conditioning Credit Cards - AE,MC,BA, DC, CB 3 min. South of US Route 202 James St., Fairview 3 min. North of Exit 5 Mass. Pike at 2nd Rotary Tel. 536-0570 GRENIER-DUCHARME PHOTOGRAPHERS 1978 Yearbook Class Photographers 284 Pine Street, Holyoke Baystate West Mall, Springfield 187 Compliments of Floors General Carpeting Cleaning HOLYOKE JEWELRY CO. INC. 326 High Street, Holyoke A.D.S. JANITORIAL SERVICE 23 Pervier Ave. Free Estimates Chicopee, Mass. 536-6036 Best Wishes To The Graduating Class of 78 Compliments of RAY ' S BICYCLE CENTER WESTOVER GREEN HOUSE Sales and Service 217 Grattan St., Chicopee Chicopee Tel. 532-1474 Compliments of POLEP - PAYSAVER DISTRIBUTORS WACE 705 Meadow St. Chicopee, Mass. CBS RADIO 730 SOLID GOLD RADIO THE JEWELRY JUNGLE AYOTTE KING Wholesale Jewelry for Fund Raising Bazaars-Clubs-Flea Market-Dealers FOR TILE, INC. Bryan, Lorraine Liz 222 Exchange St. Chicopee, Mass. Tel. 594-9596 165 Irilby Ave., Chicopee Hrs. Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri, 9 to 5 Thurs, 9 to 9 Sat, 9 to Noon Warehouse and Showroom Tel. 532-9463 188 Compliments of NORMAN J. CYR LACROIX MARKET AND LUNCHEONETTE INSURANCE AGENCY ING. 716 Chicopee St. 586 Chicopee St. Chicopee Chicopee, Mass. 01013 532-1439 Congratulations to the Class of 78 J.G. ROY LUMBER COMPANY FAIR VIEW WIG CENTER Mr. and Mrs. William C. Keough 1643 Memorial Drive Chicopee, Mass. Complete Line of Building Materials 861 Meadow St., Chicopee Tel. 594-4731 PERRY ' S AUTO PARTS AND EQUIP. CO. COTEMPORARY CURL 365 Chicopee St. Hours: Willimansett, Mass. Mon.-Fri. — 8 to 8 Tel. 536-0310 Sat. — 8 to 5 273 Chicopee St., Chicopee 592-1248 Tuesday — Saturday Bernice Rondeau Specializing in Additions, Garages, etc. Dormers Remodeling GLOBAL TRAVEL AGENCY, INC. HOULE-BUILDERS John Cellini President 2 Main St., Westfield Ma. 01085 Free Estimates Tel. 568-1011 or 562-5608 Dee Anderson Travel Consultant Call Call Maxie 533-9764 Roger 593-5855 Res. 95 Old Farm Road, Chicopee Ma. Tel. 533-0685 189 To The Class of ' 78 Our Very Best Wishes From Your Friends At CHICOPEE SAVINGS 190 192 YESTERDAY IS BUT A DREAM AND TOMORROW ONLY A VISION, BUT TODAY WELL LIVED MAKES EVERY YESTERDAY A DREAM OF HAPPINESS AND EVERY TOMORROW A VISION OF HOPE. rr V SBStSMealiSi ' . ' W . VOv III M.v mm,