Chicopee High School - Memini Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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The student body at Comp feels that the school they attend is special. A variety of students gave their opinions about what helps make Comp the Special place that it is. “Because the spirit among the students is more intense. The kids really care what happens to their school.” Chuck Kandillis, Class of ’80. “There is a variety of subjects you can take.” Ann Nimchick, Class of ’82. “Comp is special due to the student body’s enthusiasm toward sports and other extracurricular activities.” Debbie Bell, Class of ’79. “The school offers a lot of great clubs that you can really get involved in.” Debbie Tokarski, Class of ’81. “Because it is a vocational school.” Bob Shea, Class of ’79. “The way the students get involved in activities.” Mike Tracey, Class of ’81. “The teachers and the students cooperating with one another.” Cathy Koehler, Class of ’80. “The kids and the way they really care about their friends. Also, the teacher’s attitudes toward their students.” Sheila Shea, Class of ’81. “Because there is a friendly atmosphere, the kids are really nice and have a lot of spirit.” Scott Redfern, Class of ’82. “The student body, as a whole, has a good attitude toward special activities and charitable causes.” Barb Nauman, Class of ’80. “Because it is the only school that had to wait so long for its desperately needed renovations.” Colleen St.Onge, Class of ’79. “There are more vocational opportunities at Comp than at any other school.” Rick Touchette, Class of ’81. “There is always a variety of things to do - everyday and any time of the day. Also, there is a time to be serious and a time to joke around.” Stan Alstede, Class of ’79.

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hands (Freshmen soccer game) “Creative” hands (Clay forms class) Scientific” hands (Chemistry lab) So you see, from what we have shown you, we hands have a wide variety of uses. Not only are we supporting, but also cre- ative and industrious. Although we hands are seldom considered a major part of your life, you use us everyday. “Victorious” hands (Girl’s swim meet) “Sportsmanlike” “Industrious” hands (Machine shop) “Supporting” hands (Varsity soccer game)

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(H SC fe,.. j.s syte. i O’ hroughout our years at Comp, we have ex- perienced many changes in conjunction with our education. School has provided us not only with scholastic knowledge from books, but also with knowledge of our individual ism in society. Now as we seniors graduate, we will experience our greatest change yet. We are now young adults and our decisions about our future lie within our own hands. As we experience this change, Comp itself is ex- periencing a great change, through its renovations. The school will grow, in its physical size and appear- ance, and by this growth will be better equipped to offer its many students more educational opportuni- ties. ’.’I