Chicopee High School - Memini Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1980 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 2 OPENING 4 SENIORS 17 UNDERCLASSMEN 65 FACULTY 81 SPORTS 97 ACTIVITIES 145 ADVERTISEMENTS 174 CLOSING 200 fTlEfTllNl Y=iBU VOLUTE SEVENTEEN JAMES MORAN EDITOR Htt wH To Julie Leonard, for although her responsibilities have greatly expanded in her transition to Vice-Principal, she has kept in great reserve the same unselfish concern for students and integrity that marks a great administrator. CHANGING TIMES CHANGING VALUES CHANGING RELATIONSHIPS AFFECT EACH OF US, NO MATTER WHO WE ARE, IN WHAT WE FEEL THINK DO AFFECT EVERY FACET OF OUR LIVES i CHANGES THE FOLLOWING PAGES CAPTURE OUR CHANGING ATTITUDES CHANGING CLASSES CHANGING FRIENDS CHANGING LIFESTYLES. THROUGH WORDS AND PICTURES MEMINI 1980 CHRONICLES THE LAST PHASE OF OUR GREATEST TRANSITION OF ALL FROM THE GOOD TIMES OF FRESHMEN SPORTS CANDY DRIVES JUNIOR PROMS SENIOR PICNICS FROM YEAR TO YEAR CHANGES TO THE NOT SO GOOD TIMES OF HOMEWORK BROKEN DATES FAILING GRADES SENIOR DUES MAKING WORTHHILE EVERY MINUTE OF EVERY YEAR THAT SAME COMPREHENSIVE SPIRIT CHEERED US ONWARD BETWEEN THESE FOUR YEARS BETWEEN EVERY FUMBLE AND TOUCHDOWN EVERY E AND A + EVERY RIVALRY AND FRIENDSHIP EVERY FROWN AND SMILE BETWEEN ALL THE TEARS AND LAUGHTER WE HAVE DISCOVERED THE THREE THMGS WHICH WE WILL DEPEND ON ENTIRELY WHEN WE FACE OUR FUTURE CHALLENGE OUR ABILITIES WITHIN OURSELVES mer CHANGES ADMINISTRATION LIBRARY SCHOOL CODE ACADEMIC CURRICULUM ATHLETIC FACILITIES SPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAM ALL ARE NEW, RENOVATED, OR TO PROVIDE A BROADER EDUCATION FOR THE ALUMNI OF THE FUTURE m f IN WHAT DIRECTION DO WE GO FROM HERE? NO LONGER CAN WE DEPEND ON THE GUIDANCE OF ADMNSTRATORS TEACHERS COACHES WE ARE THE ALUMNI, WE ARE THE FUTURE ADMINISTRATORS, TEACHERS, COACHES WE MUST CARRY ON FROM THOSE BEFORE TO MAKE WAY FOR THOSE BEYOND DECISIONS, DECISIONS, DECISIONS WHAT WILL WE CHOOSE? COMMUNICATIONS? SCIENCE? POLITICS? WILL WE ATTEND A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY TO DECIDE OR WILL WE JOIN THE WORKING RANKS AFTER GRADUATION? DECISIONS, DECISIONS, DECISIONS IN OUR FUTURES — r WHATEVER DIRECTION WE TAKE WE MUST BE CERTAIN IT IS OUR CHOICE AND OURS ONLY FOR ONLY THEN CAN WE FACE OUR CHANGNG FUTURES WITH A POSITIVE OUTLOOK THE FIRST YEAR OF A NEW DECADE A NEW ERA OURS IS BECOMING AN IMPERSONAL, “FAST-FOOD” WORLD OF INCREASING CRIME e ader in Iran election � fc«W4M Ttm m m t mm ermt •7 zzzyzzsi rT% — •«� mr _4 ieriJ2 A‘i£S !Z r y:r t ,STT!? m . ™ ’ ' 1 ' ' ' m - - � H C m o •� •••• UUUUWUI l M SAIIR 1 f MIlMl •«• ' Committee backs Olympics boycott B TOW OF INTERNATIONAL CRISES P’S NEW . STRATEGY By Hedrick Smith OUR WORLD CHANGES OF NUCLEAR TENSIONS I OF ENERGY PROBLEMS OF INFLATION IN ONLY A MATTER OF MONTHS WE HAVE SEEN A NUMBER OF ' IMPORTANT EVENTS ENOUGH TO FILL A DECADE: RUSSIAN IMPERIALISM THE EMERGENCE OF CHINA U.S. HOSTAGES IN IRAN PROPOSALS FOR DRAFT REGISTRATION AND AN OLYMPIC BOYCOTT THREE MILE ISLAND ERA CONTROVERSIES ELECTION CAMPAIGNS SO MANY IN FACT THAT IN OUR HECTIC WORLD THERE SEEMS AT TIMES NO WHERE TO TURN CHANGES cqnd3 MINUTES HOME VISITOR EACH OF US IS A MEMBER OF IMF CLASS OF 1980, A SPECIAL SET OF STUDENTS WHOSE RESPONSIBILITIES ARE TO SET POUR WORLD STRAIGHT FOR THE GENERATIONS TO FOLLOW REFUSE TO BECOME ANOTHER NUMBER ON A COMPUTER READOUT, A FACE LOST IN THE CROWD. STAND OUT FROM THE REST. DO ONLY WHAT YOU FEEL IS RIGHT. BE YOURSELF. YOU ME A PRODUCT OF YOUR ABILITIES, YOUR ATTITUDES, YOUR FRIENDS, YOUR CLASS ...A SHINING STAR, NO MATTER WHO YOU ARE, SHINING BRIGHT TO SEE WHA T YOU CAN TRULY BE ... 5ENI0R5 1 ADVISOR ERNEST GOFF Dana C. Cutter Ernest Goff Senior Class Advisors Society requires participation on behalf of all the community. Your four years at Comprehensive High School have been marked by various degrees of participation from your academic to your social endeavors. In the end great classes, like great societies depend not only on their leaders but their citizens ' ability to see the need to participate. Participation requires sacrifice, caring, and love. It is hoped that in some way being a part of Comprehensive High School and the class of ' 80 that you, as a class, and as individuals, have been able to leave to Comp the class gift of outstanding participants. As your class advisors, it has been our privilege to participate with all of you in your growth from sophomores to seniors. We can assure you all that your class has helped develop an on going tradition of participation at Comp. On a personal basis, our participation with you in your class activities has helped us grow in our stewardship as teachers of youth. The future holds promise of fulfillment for only those who choose to be participants in the life around them. I ADVISOR DANA C. CUTTER PRESIDENT BART BOISSONNEAULT TREASURER SHARON JAMROK VICE PRESIDENT BARBARA LIGGON To the class of 1980: In writing this letter, I am reminded of the many experiences we have shared together during our four years at Chicopee Comprehensive High School. Not only have we worked together to become a strong united class, but also, we have become mature, responsible individuals. I would like to take this opportunity to thank each individual who has made my three years as president enjoyable. Our class advisors deserve a special thanks for all their time, effort and guidance in helping our class, the class of 1980, become united. The time has come for us to go our separate ways. Although our paths may differ, the memories of the friendships we have shared will always be with us. Thank you for making Comprehensive a wonderful memory and best of luck in your future endeavors. Sincerely yours, Bart Boissonneault Senior Class President Class of 1980 32 CHARLENE ABERT DONALD AMLAW BRENDA AMO SUZANNE ARCAND DONNA ARCHAMBAULT DOREEN ARCHAMBAULT GERARD AUBIN GERALD AUBUCHON LOUISE AUGER MARY ANGEL DAVID ASTLEY RENEE AUTHIER SUSAN BACKSTROM MICHELE AYOTTE JAY BABINEAU DOUGLAS BACHAND 33 KIMBERLY BAILEY DIANE BARLOW WILLIAM BELANGER THOMAS BAK MARK BEAULIEU CECILE BENOIT VICTOR BAKES CHARLES BARG MARYBETH BEGLEY DAVID BERNASHE THERESA BECK JOANNE BERGERON LANCE BERNECHE BEVERLY BERTHIAUME MARK BERUBE RONALD BISHOP 34 PAULINE BOISJOLIE LISA BOUTIN JOHN BREAULT BART BOISSONNEAULT MARC BRASSARD LINDA BRENNAN JEANETTE BOISVERE CAROLE BREAULT PHILIP BROCKLESBY JACQUELINE BOISJOLIE KAREN BOISVERE DONNA BREAULT WILLIAM BROWN 35 MARIE BRUNELLE DAVID CACCIOLFI LORI CARPENTER DONALD CHAPDELAINE BARBARA BURGEN BONNIE CADIEUX GERALD CATRETT FRANCE CHAREST CATHY BURKE CYNTHIA CALDWELL KIM CHAGNON RITA CHARETTE SUSAN CAPISTRANT RACHEL CHAMPAGNE LISA CHOINIERE 36 BRIAN CLARK ANN CONNALLY MARY COTTER THOMAS CROCHIERE JOHN CLARK MICHAEL COTE PHILIP COVILL ROLAND CROTEAU DANIEL CLOUTIER RENA COTE LISA CRAVEN SUSAN CLOUTIER RENE COTE STEPHEN CREVIER MICHAEL CURRIER LEONARD CZAJKOWSKI 37 DIANE DALEY PETER DANISH CATHERINE DAVIS KAREN DAVIS AUDREY DEAN MARK DEROIN CATHY DESORCY ELLEN DEGUTIS ALBERT DESIMONE DEBRA DESROCHERS TERESE DESROCHES WILLIAM DEUSO DANIEL DELISLE RONALD DESIMONE KENNETH DEPIN CHARLES DESMARAIS 38 LISA DION STEVEN DREWNIAK MARK DUDA ROBERT DONAHUE HOLLY DUBOIS THOMAS DUDLEY MICHAEL DICE ROBIN DEWBERRY NANCY DEYETTE MICHAEL DOWD MARK DUBOIS CYNTHIA DUPONT 39 CAROL DION MARLENE DRAPEAU SHARON DUCHARME TRACEY DEVRIES I SANDRA DUPREY JOHN DUROCHER RICHARD DUROCHER MARTIN DUVAL MARY DUVAL LAURA FAGAN KEITH FONTAINE MICHAEL EDWARDS ROGER FLEURY BRENDA FOOTE EUGENE ELIE JACQUELINE FONTAINE MARJORIE FORGET THOMAS ESTABROOK JOHN FONTAINE PAUL FORRETTE 40 ROBERT GAMBLE DAVID GEOFFROY MICHAEL GIROUARD CHARLES GASCOIGNE KLAUS GEPPERT JAMES GLANVILLE LUKE GELINAS PATRICIA GETTO CHRISTOPHER GLIMENAKIS 41 CHARLES FORTIN DEBORAH GAGNON JAMES GENDRON KEVIN GIRARD ROBERT FORTIN MARIA FREDETTE ANNA FURNELLI I DIANE GODAIRE ROBIN GOULET LAURIE GOFF NOR MAN GRANDBOIS DEBRA GOMES DANIEL GREGORY ROGER GRENIER DONNA GOSSELIN WILLIAM GRENIER JOHN GRIFFIN JAMES GRZELAK ROBERT HACHEY BONNIE HAJEC SANDRA HALE DONALD HAMEL JOSEPH HAMM 42 BARBARA HEBERT ROBERT HOUGH BRENDA HEBERT KEITH HIGGINS RICHARD HOULE DIANA HAUGEN JANICE HOLLY PAULA HRYCAY 43 GLENN HERON ROBERT HOMON KEITH HARRIS STEVAN HARTMAN RAYMOND HEBERT FRANCES HARACKIEWICZ STEPHANIE HEADSPETH NORMAN HELIE ■ CHRISTINE HURLBURT JOY JAGODOWSKI MICHAEL JEFFERSON LEFTERI IGNATIADIS SHARON JAMROK SCOTT JONES JOHN IWANICKI STEPHEN JANIK DANIEL KAEBLE KATHRYN IZATT MARILYN JAZAB CHARLES KANDILIS DENISE KARCZ JOHN KASAK MARY KENNEDY WILLIAM KENNEDY 44 LESLIE KEOUGH KATHLEEN KOEHLER CHRISTINE KOSHUTA PAUL KERCHNER THOMAS KOLEK KATHLEEN KROW JANET KLEPP CHRISTINE KULIG TIBOR KMECZIK LISA KORELL ANTHONY KORD WILLIAM LABONTE ANITA LACAPRUCIA PATRICIA LACKOVIC DAVID LACOSTE 45 KENNETH LACROIX PAUL LAFLEUR CLAY LANDRY CHERYL LAPIERRE MARY LACROSS LISA LAFRENAYE DARLENE LANGELIER DONNA LADUE RICHARD LAJEUNESSE ELIZABETH LANGEVIN FRANCIS LAFLEUR DEBRA LAMBERT LOUIS LANGLOIS LUANNE LAPIERRE STEVEN LAPIERRE GEORGE LAPOINTE 46 THOMAS LAPOUCE STEVEN LAPORTE KEVIN LARAMEE LYNNE LAROSE BRIAN LAVALLEY CATHERINE LAWSON DENISE LESIEUR KEVIN LEBEAU LISA LIADA BRIAN LIBBEY NANCY LEMIRE KATHLEEN LINGENBERG JEFFERY LOFTUS SHEILA LOSAW BARBARA LIGGON 47 GLEN LUSSIER LORRAINE MACCIOMEI JACQUELINE LYNCH RICHARD MADAMBA JENNIFER LYNCH DONNA MAILLOUX JOHN LYNCH PATRICIA MAILLOUX JOHNNY MANNO DAVID MARCOTTE GLENN MARION KEVIN MARS JAMES MARYANSKI KENNETH MARYEA ANTHONY MASPO ROBERT MATARAZZO 48 LINDA MCCARTHY SHAWN MCCLAIN BRUCE MCCRAY EDWARD MCCRAY PETER MCGARY GAIL MCGUINESS JAMES MCKINNON GARY MCNERNEY SUSAN MCPHEE MICHAEL MECKLING JAMES MERCER STEVEN MERCIER DAVID MATZKO MARY ELLEN MAYOTTE HAROLD MCCARTHY DARLENE MATHIEU 49 MICHAEL MICHAUD LISA MILLER JAMES MORAN CHRISTINE MICHON ANGEL MONTEMAGNI BRAD MOREAU CAMILLE MORIN DONALD MORIN ELLEN MICHON GUY MONTONE BRIAN MOREAU BRENDA MILLER MAUREEN MOONEY SUSAN MOREL STEPHEN MORIN CAROL MROZINSKI 50 KIMBERLY MURRAY PATRICIA NELSON PAOLO NUBILE TINA NADEAU WILLIAM NELSON KATHELEEN OCONNOR ROBERT NAGINEWICZ JOANNE NICKLAS JACEK ORSZULAK KAREN OVERGAARD STEWART PAPIANOU JAMES PAOLUCCI BARBARA NAUMAN GABRIELLA NUBILE RICHARD ORSZULAK DAVID PAQUETTE 51 DENISE PARE PAUL PARTYKA MELANIE PEETZ THERESA PELOQUIN STEPHEN PARE PAUL PATRIE MICHAEL PELLERIN DAVID PELTIER KYLE PARENT ROGER PAUL RENE PELLETIER CHARLES PEPE RICHARD PARENTEAU RICHARD PAULIN ALANA PELOQUIN MARY PEPIN 52 RENE PIQUETTE DEBORAH QUENNEVILLE PATRICIA POLMATIER FREDIE PIELA STEPHEN PIQUETTE RICHARD PISKORSKI GLENN PORTER ANN PROVOST SUSAN RACINE DIANE PERREAULT LINDA PICARD MARGARET PICARD CHRISTINE POIRIER GARY PROVOST TOBI QUIST 53 RENE RIVET MICHAEL ROBINSON MICHAEL RODAK MICHAEL ROBBINS SHARI ROBINSON SANDRA RICHARDS ROBERT RIOPELLE THOMAS RAUPP DORIS RENAUD NANCY RIVEST DONNA RIVARD DIANE ROBINSON MICHAEL ROBERTS MICHAEL RODA 54 CYNTHIA ROY JOAN ROY MICHAEL ROY JOSEPH ROY CHRISTINE RUELL RUSSELL RZEWNICKI ARLENE SANSOM LEE ANN ROMANKIW MARIANNE ROY RONALD RYDER JAMES RUELL GREGORY SANTIAGO 55 CHRISTOPHER RONDEAU ROBERT ROUSSEAU DIANE ROY KENNETH ROY CHRISTINE SCHELB RICHARD SENERCHIA GARY SCHUSTER TERESA SHACKLETT ELIZABETH SCHWARTZ AILEEN SHEA JOSEPH SCOTT KATHRYN SHREWSBURY ANN SITTARD KENNETH SLOCK BRIAN SMITH KEVIN SMITH SANDRA SMITH JAMES SOBON EDWARD SOURDIFFE SUSAN SPIRITO 56 DOUGLAS STEINBOCK JONI STREIT FRANK SUCHENICZ KIMBERLY STASZKO LISA STEVENS JOANNE STREPKA WILLIAM SULLIVAN GREG ST. ONGE FREDERICK STARKE WILLIAM STEWART MARVEN STRONG LINDA TALBOT STEPHEN STEARLEY THOMAS STONE PAUL STRZEPA ALANNA ST. MARIE I 57 STANLEY TANG PATRICIA TOUCHETTE JOHN TENCZAR DAVID TETRAULT TONI THERRIEN TAMMY TRUEHART DAVID TURGEON PAUL TETREAULT TIMOTHY THORNTON MATT TRYBUS DIANE TURGEON ADELE THERRIEN JOANNE TURCOTTE 58 JOSEPH THERRIEN ERICHA TREXLER ALAIN TURGEON MARK WEHR BLAKE TWINING KEVIN WANNER WALTER WHITTAKER DAVID USZYNSKI ROBERT WEAVER CAROLINE WEIBEL HELEN WINTERS DAVID VELTHOUSE PATRICIA WEEKS KENNETH WELCH SHERI WOOD DIANE WEGRZYN KEVIN WELCH KEVIN WOODS 59 CAMERA SHY LARRY YVON DIANNE ZAJCHOWSKI GALE ALTMAN CHARLES BABB JOSEPH BATAKIS DEBORAH BEAULIEU TRACY BOISVERE RICHARD BROOKSBANK RICHARD COTE EUCLIDE DESROCHERS SANDRA DOHERTY ROBERT DUKE THOMAS EATON MIKHAIL ESTES BONNIE FRAPPIER KEITH GREANEY TIMOTHY HAROLD NANCY HEROUX FRANK HORTON TEDDY KAZIMIERCZAK RICHARD KUSYK DAVID LABARE THOMAS PETRI KENNETH RAINVILLE MICHAEL REARDON ANTHONY RIBEIRO THOMAS RIBEIRO KEVIN ROSE KATHI RUSIN ANDREA SHADDOCK SANDRA SMART JOHN SOCHA ELIZABETH WALAS JEANNE ZALEWSKI 60 Charlene Abert 40 Longwood Drive Gale Altman 51 Falmouth Road Donald Amlaw 93 Newell Brenda Amo 225 Prospect Mary Angel 19 Cowan Avenue Suzanne Arcand 167 Silvin Road Donna Archambault 39 Keddy Blvd Doreen Archambault 33 Montclair Street David Astley 32 May Street Gerard Aubin 186 Grattan Street Gerald Aubuchon 30 Edward Street Louise Auger 200 Woodcrest Renee Authier 61 Taft Avenue Michele Ayotte 166 Vadnais Street Jay Babineau 46 Columba Street Douglas Bachand 98 Tribly Avenue Susan Backstrom 48 Beeler Avenue Kimberly Bailey 79 Montgomery Street Thomas Bak 226 Pondview Drive Victor Bakes 572 Granby Road Charles Barg 36 Emmet Street Diane Barlow 334 Irene Street Joseph Batakis 10 Summer Drive Deborah Beaulieu 22 Wells Avenue Mark Beaulieu 66 Boutin Court Theresa Beck 193 Langevin Drive MaryBeth Begley 1 1 1 Summit Avenue William Belanger 35 Marten Street Cecile Benoit 67 Edward Street Normand Benoit 5 Fletcher Circle Joanne Bergeron 20 Julia Avenue David Bernashe 101 Meadow Street Lance Berneche 29 Concord Street Beverly Berthiaume 828 Chicopee Street Mark Berube 180 Fletcher Circle Ronald Bishop 76 Oakridge Street Brenda Blanchard 51 Pendleton Avenue Mark Blodgett 179 Telegraph Avenue Jolanta Bogel 80 Flampshire Street Jacqueline Boisjolie 53 Cyran Street Pauline Boisjolie 53 Cyran Street Bart Boissonneault 1 19 Acrebrook Drive Jeanette Boisvere 57 Pembroke Place Karen Boisvere 48 Baltic Avenue Tracy Boisvere 14 Dixie Terrace Paul Bouchard 77 Olea Street Lisa Boutin 1 196 Memorial Drive Marc Brassard 1286 Montgomery Street Carole Breault 80 Olea Street Donna Breault 105 Oak wood Street John Breault 105 Oak wood Street Linda Brennan 91 Mountainview Street Philip Brocklesby 158 Mountainview Street Richard Brooksbank 20 Porter Street William Brown 73 Central Avenue Marie Brunelle 63 Silvin Road Barbara Burgen 36 Manos Street Cathy Burke 776 Pendleton Avenue Linda Burl 31 Pervier Avenue David Cacciolfi 142 Casey Drive Bonnie Cadieux 640 Pendleton Avenue Cynthia Caldwell 1128 Prospect Street Susan Capistrant 64 Stewart Street Lori Carpenter 419 Montcalm Street Gerald Catrett 57 Pondview Drive Kim Chagnon 110 Ingham Street Rachel Champagne 164 Ingham Street Donald Chapdelaine 45 Whitin Avenue France Charest 15 Hillside Avenue Rita Charette 732 McKinstry Avenue Lisa Choiniere 47 Maplewood Avenue Brian Clark 274 Grattan Street John Clark 104 Leo Drive Daniel Cloutier 46 Linden Street Susan Cloutier 149 Rolf Avenue Ann Connally lOOlea Street Michael Cote 12 Mandla Street Rena Cote 71 Homer Street Rene Cote 455 Fuller Road Richard Cote 9 Keddy Blvd Mary Cotter 107 Mary Street Philip Covill 15 Western Avenue Lisa Craven 30 Montvue Street Stephen Crevier 161 Royal Avenue Thomas Crochiere 65 Laclede Avenue Roland Croteau 13 Bonner Street Michael Currier 466 Sheridan Street Roberta Cyr 36 Rivers Avenue Leonard Czajkowski 361 Dale Street Diane Daley 14 Sunflower Avenue Peter Danish 591 Chicopee Street Linda Darsch 309 Columba Street Catherine Davis 967 Prospect Street Karen Davis 40 Briere Drive Ellen Degutis 191 Jacob Street Daniel Delisle 52 White Birch Avenue Kenneth Depin 39 Farmington Street Mark Deroin 170 New Ludlow Road Albert Desimone 601 Burnett Road Ronald Desimone 601 Burnett Road Charles Desmarais 17 Boylston Street Cathy Desorcy 76 Simone Road Debra Desrochers 1382 Granby Road Euclide Desrochers 213 Lafayette Street Terese Desroches 83 Valier Street William Deuso 413 East Main Street Tracey Devries 52 Boulay Circle Robin Dewberry 67 Warwick Road Nancy Deyette 45 Peter Street Michael Dice 75 Cecile Drive Carol Dion 20 Ingham Street Lisa Dion 35 Silven Road Sandra Doherty 101 Skeele Street Robert Donahue 169 Casey Drive Michael Dowd 70 Providence Street Marlene Drapeau 1083 Granby Road Steven Drewniak 47 Leona Avenue Holly Dubois 48 Manola Street Mark Dubois 117 Silvin Road Sharon Ducharme 716 Chicopee Street Mark Duda 1045 Burnett Road Thomas Dudley Walnut Street Robert Duke 4 Stephens Street Cynthia Dupont 29 Chartier Drive Sandra Duprey 103 Chapel Street John Durocher 58 Dickinson Street Richard Durocher 58 Dickinson Street Martin Duval 26 Stebbins Street Mary Duval 50 Yorktowne Court Thomas Eaton 528 Broadway Street Michael Edwards 14 Fairmont Street Eugene Elie 45 Claire Street Thomas Estabrook 9 Blanche Street Mikhail Estes 34 Calvin Street Laura Fagan 179 Casey Drive Roger Fleury 19 Theodore Street Ann Fluet 49 Leo Drive Jacqueline Fontaine 19 Lagadia Street John Fontaine 390 New Ludlow Road Keith Fontaine 28 Wallace Avenue Brenda Foote 1 Hamburg Avenue Marjorie Forget 91 Marcelle Street Paul Forrette 135 Slate Road Charles Fortin 104 Fair Street Robert Fortin 28 Norman Street Maria Fredette 107 Old Farm Road Anna Furnelli 96 Pondview Street Deborah Gagnon 7 1 Nye Street Robert Gamble 66 Parkwood Drive Charles Gascoigne 67 Woodstock Street Luke Gelinas 7 Dunn Street James Gendron 52 Percy Street David Geoffroy 44 Oakwood Street Klaus Geppert 49 Montville Street Patricia Getto 25 Sandra Street Kevin Girard 170 Fletcher Circle Michael Girouard 75 Felix Street James Glanville 460 Irene Street Christopher Glimenakis 19 Pennsylvania Street Diane Godaire 5 Barbara Street Laurie Goff 21 Paul Avenue Debra Gomes 70 Grattan Street Donna Gosselin 16 Adam Street Robin Goulet 1 149 Grattan Street Norman Grandbois 825 Chicopee Street Keith Greaney 1 105 Memorial Drive Daniel Gregory 160 Fletcher Circle Roger Grenier 837 Meadow Street William Grenier 27 Erline Street John Griffin 86 Bostwick Lane James Grzelak 100 Stebbins Street Kevin Guilbault 12 Cadieux Avenue Robert Hachey 107 Britton Street Bonnie Hajec 8 Nash Street Sandra Hale 740 James Street Donald Hamel 131 Ward Street Joseph Hamm 111 Dixie Terrace Frances Harackiewicz 77 Beauregard Ter Timothy Harold 82 Plant Circle Keith Harris 41 Roberts Pond Road Stevan Hartman 140 Langevin Avenue Diana Haugen 14 Fifth Avenue Stephanie Headspeth 1631 Westover Road Barbara Hebert 105 Britton Street Brenda Hebert 86 Mountainview Street Raymond Hebert 244 Fletcher Circle Norman Helie 37 Christopher Street Glenn Heron 33 Erline S treet Nancy Heroux 3 Central Avenue Keith Higgins 756 Pendleton Avenue Janice Holly 206 Fletcher Circle Robert Homon 106 Garland Street Frank Horton 61 Searles Street Robert Hough 30 Greenpoint Circle John Houle 89 Granby Road Richard Houle 440 Broadway Street Paula Hrycay 22 Emery Street Christine Hurlburt 884 Prospect Street Lefteri Ignatiadis 41 Montauk Avenue John Iwanicki 70 Dewey Street Kathryn Izatt 25 Woodland Avenue Joy Jagodowski 21 Longwood Avenue Sharon Jamrok 60 Ingham Street Stephen Janik 41 Oakwood Street Rex Jarvis 659 N. Chicopee Street Marilyn Jazab 27 Szetela Drive Michael Jefferson 126 Fern wood Street Scott Jones 165 Edgewood Avenue Daniel Kaeble 103 Ludlow Road Charles Kandilis 24 Fanwood Street Denise Karcz 80 Boulay Circle John Kasak 46 York Street Teddy Kazimierczak 81 Towne Street Gerald Kele 37 Coolidge Road Mary Kennedy 23 Reedstone Avenue William Kennedy 23 Reedstone Avenue Edward Kenney 20 Andover Road Leslie Keough 56 Nye Street Paul Kerchner 96 Cyran Street Janet Klepp 491 Irene Street Tibor Kmeczik 47 Laurel Street Kathleen Koehler 115 Mountainview Street Thomas Kolek 172 Grattan Street Anthony Kord 35 Dewey Street Lisa Korell 17 Keyes Drive Christine Koshuta 28 Wilmont Street Kathleen Krow 59 Keddy Blvd Donna Krupa 34 Sampson Street Christine Kulig 1057 Granby Road Richard Kusyk 16 Upton Street William Labonte 45 Christopher Street Anita Lacaprucia 19 Edbert Street Patricia Lackovic 220 Woodcrest Drive David Lacoste 88 Skeele Street Kenneth Lacroix 1153 Prospect Street Mary Lacross 1286 Granby Road Donna Ladue 81 Montgomery Street Francis Lafleur 105 Prospect Street Paul Lafleur 78 Asselin Street Lisa Lafrenaye 37 Frink Street Richard Lajeunesse 798 Grattan Street Debra Lambert 70 Lafayette Street Clay Landry 1 135 Memorial Drive Elizabeth Langevin t50 Jacob Street Louis Langlois 84 Dixie Terr. Cheryl Lapierre 368 Irene Street Luanne Lapierre 73 Anson Street Steven Lapierre t8 Catherine Street George Lapointe 65 Longwood Drive Thomas Lapolice 54 Shirley Street Steven Laporte 38 Fletcher Cir Kevin Laramee 57 Oakwood Street Lynne Larose 31 Longwood Drive Brian La valley 14 Bardon Street Cathy Lawson 35 Boileau Street Kevin Lebeau 144 Silvin Street Nancy Lemire 1010 Granby Road Rhonda Lesiege 56 Ludlow Road Denise Lesieur 721 Chicopee Street Lisa Liada 297 Prospect Street Brian Libbey 1554 Donahue Road Barbara Liggon 213 Asselin Street Kathleen Lingenberg 52 Boucher Cir Jeffery Loftus 72 Searles Street Sheila Losaw 18 Yorktowne Ct Glen Lussier 126 Boucher Circle Jacqueline Lynch 128 Simonich Cir Jennifer Lynch 116 Mandalay Street John Lynch 128 Simonich Cir Lorraine Macciomei 57 Parenteau Drive Richard Madamba 168 Mountain view Donna Mailloux 34 Clairmont Patricia Mailloux 27 Sophia Street Johnny Manno 36 Simonich Cir David Marcotte 49 Montville Glenn Marion 72 Marcelle Kevin Mars 981 Prospect Street James Maryanski 135 Edgewood Avenue Kenneth Maryea 65 Clairmont Avenue Anthony Maspo 35 Call Street Robert Matarazzo 58 Boutin Street Darlene Mathieu 120 Prospect Street David Matzko 65 Simone Road Mary Ellen Mayotte 20 Laramee Street Harol McCarthy 47 Bostwick Lane Linda McCarthy 23 Sanders Street Shawn McClain 1 1 1 Woodcrest Cir Bruce McCray 252 Telegraph Avenue Edward McCray 64 Fifth Avenue Lee McElwey 21 Oakridge Street Peter McGary 154 Murphy Lane Gail McGuiness 21 Thaddeus Street Gary McNerney 87 Acrebrook Drive Susan McPhee 25 Woodland Avenue Michael Meckling 57 Leo Drive James Mercer 12 Dallaire Avenue Steven Mercier 119 Longwood Drive Michael Michaud 25 Walter Christine Michon 17 Central Avenue Ellen Michon 22 Ravine Street Lisa Miller 65 Central Avenue Angel Montemagni 37 Peter Street Guy Montone 31 Boutin Street Maureen Mooney 431 Britton Street James Moran 121 Stebbins Street Brad Moreau 101 Narragansett Brian Moreau 68 Boileau Street Susan Morel 13 Harvey Street Camille Morin 518 Mckinstry Avenue Donald Morin 140 Asselin Street Stephen Morin 15 Mellinger Lane Carol Mrozinski 119 Oakridge Kimberly Murray 19 Erline Street Tina Nadeau 106 Boucher Cir Robert Naginewicz 110 Fernwood Barbara Nauman 122 Woodcrest Drive William Nelson 25 Dartmouth Gabriella Nubile 16 Riverview Paolo Nubile 201 Narragansett Kathleen Oconnor 152 Wellington Jacek Orszulak 51 Meetinghouse Richard Orszulak 83 Ingham Street Karen Overgaard 28 Woodcrest James Paolucci 988 Prospect Street Stewart Papianou 37 Nash Street David Paquette 42 Manning Street Denise Pare 110 Blanchard Stephen Pare 50 Wells Avenue Kyle Parent 800 Pendleton Richard Parenteau 252 Montcalm Paul Partyka 71 Farmington Street Paul Patrie 128 Stebbins Street Roger Paul 64 Leo Drive Richard Paulin 587 Chicopee Street Melanie Peetz 200 James Street Michael Pellerin 15 Julia Rene Pelletier 1 1 1 Pendexter Avenue Alana Peloquin 954 Chicopee Street Theresa Peloquin 105 Taylor David Peltier 160 Cyran Street Charles Pepe 7 1 Dale Street Mary Pepin 9 Sergeant Street Diane Perreault 12 Riverview PI Thomas Petri 150 Mt Vernon Road Linda Picard 19 Asselin Margaret Picard 65 Thaddeus Street Fredie Piela 22 Cross Street Rene Piquette 125 Nash Street Stephen Piquette 38 Boulay Cir Richard Piskorski 70 Circle Christine Poirier 78 Percy Patricia Polmatier 225 Prospect Street Glenn Porter 54 Simard Ann Provost 44 Walter Street Gary Provost 23 Ludger Avenue Deborah Quenneville 223 Skeel Street Tobi Quist 71 Mary Street Renee Racine 61 Russell Ter Susan Racine 18 Hampshire Street Susan Rae 16 Ashley Thomas Raupp 15 Stephens Street Michael Reardon 90 Leona Avenue Doris Renaud 28 Pendleton Anthony Ribeiro 98 Vadnais Street Thomas Ribeiro 98 Vadnais Street Sandra Richards 238 Arcade Street Robert Riopelle 150 Pendleton Avenue Donna Rivard 5 Wilmont Street Nancy Rivest 16 Lemay Street Rene Rivet 43 Manning Street Michael Robbins 15 Boutin Ct Michael Roberts 122 Polaski Avenue Diane Robinson 57 1 Britton Street Michael Robinson 20 Stephens Street Shari Robinson 563 New Ludlow Road William Robitaille 279 Montgomery Road Michael Roda 15 Lombard Road Michael Rodak 18 Old Farm Road Lee Romankiw 58 Mellinger Street Christopher Rondeau 1540 Donahue Road Kevin Rose 82 Chicomansett Robert Rousseau 264 New Ludlow Cynthia Roy 46 Rivers Avenue Diane Roy 47 Woodcrest Ct Joan Roy 24 Jefferson Avenue Joseph Roy 48 Sullivan Street Kenneth Roy 145 Ludlow Road Marianne Roy 128 Ann Street Michael Roy 69 Ashgrove Christin e Ruell 17 Eighth Avenue James Ruell 17 Eighth Avenue Kathi Rusin 991 Mathieu Drive Ronald Ryder 66 Chapel Street Russell Rzewnicki 65 Parkwood Drive Mark Salemi 80 Ludger Avenue Arlene Sansom 1286 Granby Road Gregory Santiago 94 Prospect Street Christine Schelb 731 Mckinstry Avenue Gary Schuster 634 Pendleton Avenue Elizabeth Schwartz 560 New Ludlow Road Joseph Scott 70 Sunset Drive Richard Senerchia 115 Boucher Cir Teresa Shacklett 60 Stanley Ct Andrea Shaddock 427 Irene Street Aileen Shea 595 Sheridan Street Kathryn Shrewsbury 72 Lauzier Ter Ann Sittard 37 Dunn Street Kenneth Slock 457 Irene Street Sandra Smart 449 Oldfield Road Brian Smith 158 Telegraph Avenue Kevin Smith 40 Carriage Road Sandra Smith 266 Rolf Avenue James Sobon 52 Larchmont Street John Socha 77 Montgomery Street Edward Sourdiffe 120 Meadow Street Susan Spirito 650 Chicopee Street Alanna St. Marie 18 Dallaire Avenue Greg St. Onge 5 Ludlow Road James Stanek 17 Ellerton Frederick Starke 132 Skeel Street Kimberly Staszko 30 Barby Avenue Stephen Stearley 19 Myrtle Street Douglas Steinbock 19 Yvette Street Lisa Stevens 101 Marten Street William Stewart 15 Warren Street Thomas Stone 518 Beaument Avenue Joni Streit 22 Dawn Street Joanne Strepka 79 Kaveney Street Marven Strong 377 Montcalm Street Paul Strzepa 186 Wilson Avenue Frank Suchenicz 64 Laramee Street William Sullivan 72 Greenpoint Cir Linda Talbot 87 Kaveney Street Stanley Tang 23 Stanley Drive Dennis Tanguay 63 Pervien Avenue John Tenczar 24 Atkins Street David Tetrault 72 May Street Paul Tetreault 897 Mckinstry Avenue Adele Therrien 20 Olivine Joseph Therrien 34 Maple Street Timothy Thornton 1286 Granby Road Patricia Touchette 128 Rolf Avenue Ericha Trexler 31 Bemis Street Tammy Truehart 14 Edward Street Matt Try bus 120 Boulay Cir Glenn Tuohy 260 Montcalm Street Joanne Turcotte 311 College Street Alain Turgeon 692 Pendleton David Turgeon 27 Olea Street Diane Turgeon 408 Dale Street Blake Twining 48 Debra Drive David Uszynski 183 Langevin Avenue David Velthouse 19 Dale Ct Susan Vickers 1752 Memorial Drive Gary Veins 45 Reed Street Michele Viens 131 Mary Street Elizabeth Walas 28 Pondview Drive Robert Weaver 15 Arcade Street Patricia Weeks 98 Clairmont Avenue Diane Wegrzyn 94 Cobb Avenue Mark Wehr 122 Manning Street Caroline Weibel 77 Bostwick Lane Kenneth Welch 1818 Memorial Drive Kevin Welch 68 Seventh Avenue Walter Whittaker 307 Mandalay Road Helen Winters 105 Cyran Street Donald Witter 262 Chicopee Street Sheri Wood 44 Ludlow Road Kevin Woods 18 Slate Road Larry Yvon 1 188 Prospect Street Dianne Zajchowski 79 Taylor Street Jeanne Zalewski 63 Nye Street Vice President Donna Pray Mr. Martell Advisor Treasurer Lisa Labrie President Jeff Whitehead Mr. Bowden JOLLY JOLLY JUNIORS Advisor Secretary Sue Buchanan 9 oo m SILLY SI.LY SOPHOMORES Secretary Shelly Pepin President Heidi McCool Advisor Mr. Merkel Vice President Angel Asselin Treasurer Michelle LaFlamme Q .1 f JBn i IDDY BIDDY SI FflCULTV TO THE CLASS OF 1980 Congratulations to the Class of 1980 as you com- plete your years of formal education in Chicopee Schools. Your graduation marks the end of this phase of your learning, but it also marks the beginning of a spiral- ing and continuing education which will continue throughout your life. Emerson once said, The things taught in schools are not an education, but the means of education.” May each of you accept the challenge of working to develop your unique po- tential to its fullest. My very best wishes to you for a lifetime of good health, happiness and success. Sincerely yours, John M. Luke Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION Sophie J. Chmura Assistant Supt. of Schools William Mielke Coordinator of Sec. Ed. 82 Douglas Gray Vocational Director Julie Leonard Vice Principal Alfred Pinciak Assistant Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1980: The education that you have received should en- able you to fulfill the worldly humanitarian goals of acceptance that are so essential in our society today. As an individual stress the positive and constructive aspects of your ideologies. Continue your search for the truth without fear that those who have less compassion for mankind will know that there are people in this world who do not place material, political, or social lust and greed for power as their primary objective of success. The knowledgeable, learned individual must open the doors of justice to all if we, as people, can survive in this divided world that exists. As young adults you have the opportunity to make a significant and lasting contribution in the restora- tion of faith, trust, integrity and confidence amongst all the peoples of the world. I extend to each graduate my sincerest and warm- est congratulation and that you may apply your knowledge and understanding to help those who are less fortunate than you. Mitchell S. Kuzdzal Principal SCIENCE 1. Olen Bielski 2. Raymond Ouimette-Dept. Chairman 3. George Kennedy 4. John Taupier 5. Dolor Major 6. Edward Osetek 7. Francis Gammie 8. Conrad Rivest 9. Ernest Goff 10. Jan Lessin 11. George Ladeau 12. Roger Fleury 13. Ronald Pete BUSINESS 1. Henry Jaszek-Dept, Chairman 2. Dana Cutter 3. Bernard Mathieu 4. Roland Goulet 5. Susan Winn 6. Edward Borucki 7. Ann Beggetta 8. Harry Malfas 9. Lance Walsh 10. Izabela Kasprzak 11. Harry Malandrinos 12. Barbara Rivest SOCIAL STUDIES 1 Joseph Perlik 2. Edward Butova 3. Martin Balboni 4. James Kijak 5. James Spano 6. John Moran-Dept. Chairman 7. Stephen Jendrysik 8. Laurel Collins 9. Edward Clancy 10. William Davis ■ l liF w ENGLISH Hi 1 1 Wallace Przbycien 2. Charles Ouimette 3. Claire McManus 4 Oliver Brassard 5. Armand Deslauriers 6 Roger Chapdelaine 7. Arthur Augusto 8 Gerald Archambeault 9. Edward Stefanowicz 10 Albert D ' Ambrosio 11. Lee Perez 12. John Mechke 13. Clyde McClelland- Placement Coordinator 14 Earl Ingham 15 Joseph Zawada 16. Harry Thibeault 17. Steve Pippin 18. Anthony Petrucelli 19. Quinto Cimma 20. Neil Martell 21. John Bouchard 22. Alexander Skrobacki 23. John Camerota 24. Howard Walker 25 Viola Vaz test j | n 1 1 . John Saccovino 2. Gary Balthazar 3. Sheila Jez 4. George O ' Brien-Care Evaluation Chairman 5. Barbara Katz 6 Rosemary Regan 7. Raymond Blair 8. Milton Mahler 9. Linda Weissman 10. Jeannette Costa 11. Wendy O ' Rourke 12. Dale Elmer 13. Karen Peters 14. John Tabak 15. Aline Fitz-Gibbon 16. Joseph Natale. SPECIAL NEEDS MUSIC i ART 1 Alice Barnes 2. William Sittard 3. Kathleen Powers 4. Philip Airoldi 5. Christine Kennedy 6. Virginia Giokas 7. Mary Hill 8. Joan Boratis 9. Alexander Vyce 10. Leroy White 11. Anthony Kumiega 12. Norma Lapinski C X f 1 Evelyn Nietupski, Sendee Nunes, Cecile Pinkerton, (seated) Janice McCurdy, Cynthia Wright 2. Joann Panda, Phyllis Nowak, Jeannette Matikowski, Steffie Majiwski, Lucy St. Germaine, Blanch Hebert, Helen Dziekan, Hazel Teahan, Velma Cook, Stella Kwasnik, Maureen Slachetka-Cook Manager, Stella Kokoska 3. Patricia Cooper, Alice DesRosiers PERSONNEL HEALTH PHY. ED. LANGUAGE 1. Ernest Rocheleau 2. Neil Martell 3. Robert Merkel 4. Carolyn Fitzgerald-Dept. Chairman 5. Elba Brodeur 6 Jane MacDonald 1. George DeFlorio 2. Dionysius Dulchinos 3. Arthur Pepin 4. Ruth Geanacopoubs 5. Flelen Lemanski 6. Charles Tomaszewski GUIDANCE VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY 1st Row: Ken Madamba. Bob Latour, Jim Craven, Bob Wilson, Gary Gauthier, Dave Madamba 2nd Row: Coach Alex Vyce, Keith Higgins, Bob Donahue, Rich Madamba (co-captain), Jim Maryanski, Dan Delisle (co-captain) TEAM RECORD COMP 28 29 20 35 22 34 16 45 16 43 15 48 20 34 15 40 15 45 1ST CLASSICAL MINNECHAUG WESTSIDE NORTHAMPTON CHICOPEE GREENFIELD CATHOLIC HOLYOKE WESTFIELD VALLEY LEAGUE 1. Most Valuable Runner Rich Madamba 2. Coach ' s Award Winner Nancy Knowles 3. Keith Higgins recuperates 4. Ken Madamba and Bob Donahue race to place 5. Jim Craven crosses the finish line 6. Gary Gauthier 7, The agony of victory: Rich Madamba collapses after breaking course record 8. Jim Maryanski happy about victory 9. Dan Delisle slows down after finish 10. Dave Madamba 11. Bob Wilson determined to finish 12. Champion Coaches Vyce and Parent 13. Dave Madamba puts in all he ' s got 14. Keith Higgins on the path to victory 15. Colts lead the pack 16. Gary Gauthier: What a race. 17. Valley League Champ Rich Madamba 18. Dan Delisle commands the bridge 19. Colts take a break 20 . Jim Maryanski on the road 21. Bottoms up! 22. Nancy gets support from Chris 23. Coach Parent looks on 24. Colts pull away 25. Duffy gets good time 26. Edwards kicks home 27. Pronovost keeps stride 28 . Keith Anderson comes in first 29. Tony Mazurowski feels the first effects of victory LB JUNIOR VARSITY 1st Row: Lisa Isom, Nancy Knowles, Keith Anderson 2nd Row: Jeff Duffy Tony Mazurowski, Kevin Edwards, Don Pronovost, Coach Mike Parent mem FIELD HOCKEY Kneeling Left to Right: Beth Jazab. Maria Fedette, Jeanne Zalewski (co-captain), Theresa Shacklett (co-captain), Diana Haugen, Carol Mrozinski Standing Left to Right: Coach Laurie Bowden, Donna Major, Chris Stec, Sue Turcotte, Kathy Barns, Cheryl Geoffrion, Kathy Ranck, Diana Monahan, Kim Collins, Chris Macioleck, Janet Picard, Leslie Leone TEAM RECORD COMP 1 5 WESTFIELD 0 1 CHICOPEE 0 3 NORTHAMPTON 0 2 WESTFIELD 0 3 WEST SPFD. 1 1 CHICOPEE 0 2 HOLYOKE 0 5 WEST SPFD. 0 1 NORTHAMPTON 2 4 HOLYOKE 1. Most Valuable Player Jeanne Zalewski 2. Coach ' s Award Winner Theresa Shacklett 3. Goalie Carol Mrozinski 4, Coach Bowden 5. Junior Diana Monahan 6. Team conference 7. Get Away! 8. Sue Turcotte battles opponent 9. Beth Jazab studies action 10. Maria Fredette battles for ball tt. Shacklett anticipates the pass 12. Team takes a break 13. Girls get psyched 14. Kim Collins defends our goal 15. Ouch! 16. We scored! 17. The agony of defeat 18. Good game 19. A perfect pass 20. Nice save by Mrozinski 21. Let ' s Go! 22. Diana Haugen takes an O.J. break 23. Zalewski takes a shot 24. Shacklett races to ball Mann i;i iSiSijiJJ! istiiii J ' I ' WUUIaiSS! ■■illila 2 ! ME miiS saiissKiisa 6S SS kSKlI V H «« ■ 1 1 SS| : BE 13$ 2L v ■ fpW -i • i a % ■ - %. QR. jb R iJL i • � « if fc . , i y « GIRLS’ VARSITY SOCCER l t J T ( i jfinHH l l ' Jt f - - 4 i 1 : mfk jj-- -jf ’ N jp2i mm ,r. ' yJmim . - 1 Rf -3 - j| � , 7 i 1 • ' f 1 f 7 Mtk f j WM LJH m Jp W ' v m i , . 1 n ' 2 f -� 1 Hi ■ ' vfl [ 1 wa -a k r w Bv � v • EjrA . � Vs WM - lr tj7 ( ® i j Sitting Left to Right: Kathy Krow, Donna Archambeault, Pauline Boisjolie, Kim Chagnon, Angel Montemagni, T heresa Peloquin Kneeling: Dena Liggon, Maria Beck, Lynda Roy, Joanne Champagne, Barbara Heroux, Lisa Pomeroy, Denise Liggon Standing: Karen Beauchemin, Debbie Carpenter. Lorie Boudreau, Nancy Bouchard, Tina Hough, Jody Gentile, Coach Neil R. Martell TEAM RECORD COMP 2 3 CLASSICAL 5 5 LUDLOW 5 0 AGAWAM 0 3 CHICOPEE 3 1 MINNECHAUG 2 1 E. LONGMEADOW 2 0 LONGMEADOW 1 2 CATHEDRAL 1 0 COMMERCE 4 5 AGAWAM 0 4 WESTSIDE 1 1 WESTFIELD 8 0 LONGMEADOW 1 0 COMMERCE 4 0 WESTFIELD 1 4 TOURNAMENT 1. Most Valuable Player Angel Montemagni 2. Coach ' s Award Winner Kim Chagnon 3, Joanne Champagne shows good form 4. Bouchard takes control 5. Half-time 6. Carpenter throws in 7. Donna Archambeault gives a boot 8. Barb Heroux heads the ball 9. Maria Beck 10. Lynda Roy prepares to unleash the ball 11. Lisa Pomeroy chug-a-lug$ 12. Kim Chagnon plows upfield 13. Dena Liggon dribbles 14. Tina Hough concentrates on play 15. Coach Martel gives pointers 16. Team conference 17. Good balance by Debbie Carpenter 18. Bouchard battles aggressively for ball 19. Monty puts on the move 20. Senior Pauline Boisjolie • ' MjF ' .....Xu tsrtjt ■ ££ vJP Ijft. )H j JUNIOR VARSITY Sitting Left to Right: Mary Houle, Cheryl Cairnes, Kathy Norton, Holly Cadieux, Cheryl Gagne Kneeling: Kim Rusciano, Terry Catair, Shelly Pepin, Maria Beck Standing: Coach Cjajkowski, Linda Gagne, Joanne Gregory, Shirley Gregory, Amy Baranowski, Sherie Donahue, Gale Altman ■ PP k ' A ?P r - - m BOYS’ VARSITY SOCCER no Kneeling Left to Right: Jack Poudrier, Jim Kapinos, Dave Authier, Jim Mercer (tri-captain), Tom Raupp, Edie Noga, John Voelker, Jeff Crocheire, Standing Coach William Davis, Blake Twining, Mark Kulik, Tom Crocheire (tri-captain), Joe Roy, Rich D tilly, Jerry Lafleur, Tom Demers, John Iwanicki, Marc Brassard, Randy Soucia, Mark Beaulieu (tri-captain). TEAM RECORD COMP MINNECHAUG CLASSICAL CATHEDRAL CHICOPEE HOLYOKE WESTSIDE LUDLOW CATHEDRAL AMHERST WESTFIELD CLASSICAL NORTHAMPTON CHICOPEE LONGMEADOW LUDLOW WESTSIDE 1. Coach ' s Award Winner Joe Roy 2. Coach ' s Award Winner Marc Brassard. 3. Comp ' s 9- John Iwanicki 4. Half-time conference 5. Save by Tom Demers 6. Jeff Crocheire blocks goalie 7. Jerry Lafleur hustles 8. Team interest 9. Tri-captains: Go in, please! 10. Mark Legs Kulik 11. Iwanicki displays defensive skills 12. Tom Raupp battles for ball 13. Demers makes the scoop 14. I don ' t believe it. 15. Blake Twining sacrifices his body 16. We scored! 17. Joe Roy works out 18. Sophomore John Voelker JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMEN Left to Right Row 1: Richard Houle, Allen Daley, Gary Dutilly, Ed Luppi, Jett Ferreira, Mike Sweeney Row 2: Wade Dubois, Steve Houle, Patrick Mercer, John Nelson, Steve Dubriel, Mark Wozniak, Coach Szydlo Row 3: Kevin Ritter, Dave Murphy, Rudy Piotrowski, Jim Kapinos, Bob Hortie Absent: John Fleury Left to Right Kneeling: Kevin Ritter, Bob LaFavre, Tom Lingenberg, Dave Murphy Standing: Coach Gary Balthazar, Dave Kataz, Jim Kapinos, Brien Couture, Silvane Turgeon, Stan Prskorski VARSITY FOOTBALL Left to Right Row 1: Dave Astley. Kevin Welch, Ron DeSimone, Bill Belanger, Bob Fortin, Matt Trybus, Tibor Kmeczik, Mike Roy, Paul Forrette Row 2: Mgr. Al DeSimone, Bill Deuso, Chuck Pepe, Steve Janik, Bill Brown, Brian LaValley, Lance Berneche, Rene Cote, Doug Steinbock, Mgr. Chris Rondeau Row 3: Tony Taliceo, Tom Bigda, Kyle McClelland, Jim Hogan, Ken Roux, Dean Gadoury, Bill King, Tom Galindo, Bob Lavigne, Bill Couture, Mgr Dave Cacciolfi, Coach Joe Llodra Row 4: Asst. Coach John Chrisant, Mike Rondeau, Gary Leonard, Joe Orszulak, Wayne Ringenback, Mike Benoit, Tom Driscoll, Joe Llodra, Jr., John Connors, Dave Constantine, Jeff Cabana, Jim Tisdell, Marty Couture, Asst. Coach Arnie Huhtamaki TEAM RECORD COMP 22 14 14 0 0 21 8 40 12 44 8 44 19 28 SO. HADLEY CATHEDRAL W. SPFLD. HOLYOKE AGAWAM WESTFIELD CHICOPEE 1. Colt of the Year Ron DeSimone 2. Most Valuable Player (offense) Bob Fortin 3. Most Valuable Player (defense) Mike Roy 4. The coaches 5. Run It back all the wayl 6. Steinback injured after a rough tackle 7. a concerned LaValley 8. Tibor Kmeczik: “First ‘n’ tenl” 9. Quarterback Bob Fortin sustains Injury 10. Defense ready for snap 11. Fearless front line 12. 36-24-36- HIKEI 13. Bob makes a passl 14. Team affection 15. Roy sets defensive plays 16. Monsterback Bill King 17. Bill Deuso runs upheld 18. Ron DeSimone punts on the 4th 19. Steve Janik doing what he does best 20. Llodra and Pepe conspire JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMEN mmm GIRLS’ SWIMMING Left to Right Row 1: Lynn Gorham, Chris Pouliot, Karen Matulewicz, Kate Cassidy Row 2: Ann Wrzos, Heidi McCool, Penny Moore, Chris Desmarais, Charlene Hevey, Cathy Cormier Row 3: Head Coach Donna Ken- nes on, Karen Sargent, Lisa Gagnon, Asst. Coach Conrad Rivest Row 4: Cathy Pruyne, Penny Ward, Sue Walton, Gwen Boisvert. Martha Vincent, Barbara Baxendale Missing: Valerie Lane, Paula Dube, Lisa Grinuk TEAM RECORD COMP OPPONENT WIN AGAWAM LOSS WESTFIELD LOSS SOUTH HADLEY LOSS WEST SPFLD. WIN AGAWAM LOSS EASTHAMPTON WIN CATHOLIC WIN HOLYOKE WIN CHICOPEE WIN CATHOLIC WIN HOLYOKE LOSS CLASSICAL WIN CHICOPEE LOSS E. LONGMEADOW 1. Lynn Gorham-Most Valuable Swimmer 2. Sue Waiton- Coach ' s Award Winner 3. A happy Coach Kenneson 4. “Helpl Lifeguard!” 5. “We’re Number 11” 6. Coach Rivest 7. Bar- bara’s all wet 8. the beached mermaids 9. Lisa Gagnon: “How’d I do?” 10. Rough waters 11. Take a dive 12. Chris Desmarais just before 13. Mermaids at poolside 14. Taking a breather 15. Gagnon by surprise 16. Martha Vincent 17. the winner 18. Chris Desmarais butterflies 19. McCool on the mark 20. Get readyl 21. Fly like an Eagle 22. Penny psyches up for the dive 118 BOYS’ SWIMMING Left tb Right Row 1: Matthew Joyal, Mark Gherardi, Kevin Giroux, Michael Desmarais, Michael Deroin, John Wrzos Row 2: Victor Bakes, Captain Charles Desmarais, Captain John Kasak, Captain Steve Rondeau, Blake Twining, Asst. Coach John Malikowski Row 3: Francis Boivin, Donald Pare, Bruce Pelletier, Peter DeFreece, Philip Fontaine, Daniel Parrow, Dean Lacosse, Timothy Noonan Row 4: Coach Conrad Rivest, William Elliot, Michael Starke, James Walton, Brian Boisvert TEAM RECORD COMP OPPONENT WIN LUDLOW LOSS WEST SPFLD. WIN TURNERS FALLS LOSS WESTFIELD LOSS TACONIC WIN HOLYOKE LOSS CLASSICAL LOSS CHICOPEE LOSS AMHERST LOSS NORTHAMPTON LOSS AGAWAM WIN TECH 1. Camera shy 2. Stretchl Stretchl Stretchl 3. Coach Rivest explains techniques 4. Steve Rondeau 5. Flip outl 6. The swan 7. Heading down 8. John Kasak and Jim Walton 9. Up and around . 10. Touch your toes 11. Bruce backstrokes 12. Off on the gunl 13. Phil Fontaine 14. Out In front with the butterfly 15. Most Valuable Swimmer Chip Des marais 16. Coach’s Award Winner Steve Rondeau MKMMMi GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM RECORD COMP 71 30 TACONIC 74 22 MINNECHAUG 55 . 30 LONGMEADOW 54 38 COMMERCE 59 50 CATHEDRAL 64 44 NORTHAMPTON 29 35 HOLYOKE 53 37 WESTFIELD 44 41 CHICOPEE 60 31 WEST SPFLD. 58 34 NORTHAMPTON 49 37 HOLYOKE 53 43 COMMERCE 29 35 WESTFIELD 47 53 CATHEDRAL 41 59 CHICOPEE 68 33 WEST SPFLD. Left to Right Row 1 : Jeanne Zalewski, Donna Archambeault, Joanne Gregory, Sue Shrewsbury, Kim Chagnon Row 2: Laurie Hambley, Carol Powtac, Sandy Landry, Beth Jazab, Carol Mrozinski, Anna Furnelli, Coach Joan Boratis 1. Anna Furnelli blocks the shot 2. Colts look tor rebound 3. Boratis on the time out 4. Jeanne Z. puts one up 5. Carol Powtac boxes out 6. Donna Archambeault shoots a Jumper 7. Laurie Hambley dribbles down court 8. Kim Chagnon shoots for two 9 . Joanne Gregory shoots 10. Powtac passes oft 11. A fight under the boards 12. Zalewski puts It over opponent 13. Teamworkl 14. Most Valuable Player Jeanne Zalewski 15. Coach’s Award Winner Beth Jazab i ■ 1 fl i ; yi ft V 1 w Hi il A tm JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right Row 1: Anna Drabinski, Heidi McCool, Cheryl Gagne, Sue Shrewsbury Row 2: Chris Stec, Corrine Lavigne, Kim Galindo, Kim Sisson, Julie Evon, Sandy Landry, Coach Neil R. Martell Missing: Lisa Pomeroy, Lynda Roy BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to Right Row 1: Mike Rodak, Dave Uszynski Row 2: Brien Couture, Marc Brassard, Marco Flemanti, David Matzko, Brian Higgins, Dave Krol, Rich Dutilly, John Voelker, Coach Alex Vyce TEAM RECORD COMP 78 67 MINNECHAUG 59 61 LONGMEADOW 66 69 PUTNAM 75 85 HOLYOKE 38 29 CATHOLIC 75 68 CLASSICAL 75 51 NORTHAMPTON 58 75 HOLYOKE 77 51 GREENFIELD 66 70 WESTFIELD 54 44 CATHOLIC 83 54 CHICOPEE 74 85 WEST SPFLD. 80 65 NORTHAMPTON 59 77 HOLYOKE 82 53 GREENFIELD 72 54 WESTFIELD 62 57 CATHOLIC 56 49 CHICOPEE 77 52 WEST SPFLD. 74 41 CATHEDRAL 1. Captains Dave Uszynski and Mike Rodak with Coach Vyce 2. Rodak speeds up court 3. Dave U. cuts across the middle 4. Brien Couture-Comp’s 115. David Matzko puts on the pressure 6. The warmup 7. Dlsco-Dave 8. Uszynski muscles one up 9. John Voelker and Marc Brassard 10. Brian Higgins lays one In 1 1. Most Valuable Player Mike Rodak 12. Coach’s Award winner David Matzko. 130 JUNIOR VARSITY Left to Right Row 1: Dean Gadoury, Randy Soucia Row 2: Coach Cascore, Bob Chmiel, Scott Cote, Paul Steffanelli, Mike Klaus, Kevin Landry FRESHMEN King, Mark Devoto, Tom Lingenburg, Scott Left to Right Row 1: Joseph Rokowski, Edward Ranck, Richard Kagan, Captain William Brunetti, Raymond Peloquin, Kevin Ritter, Coach Frank Szydlo Row 2: Captain William Mitchell, Robert Dunphy, Paul Bajier, Dave Burke, Mike Sweeney, Mark Chmiel Row 3: Managers Rudy Pitrowski, Deborah Griffin, Terri Peloquin. VARSITY HOCKEY Left to Right Row 1: Tom Galindo. Dan Cloutier, Mark Duda, Doug Salomon. Jeff Bouchard, Steve Pare, John Tenczar, Norm Evon Row 2: Coach Badone, Jim Tillotson, Jay Pare, Mike Salomon, Tom Toole, Brian Dejordy, Jeff Newsome, Mike Dion, Mitch Roy, Mgr, Klaus Geppert, Coach Bowden Missing: Kyle McClelland, Gerry Catrett, Willie Matheson TEAM RECORD COMP 5 4 LONGMEADOW 7 4 PUTNAM 2 2 AMHERST 10 1 MINNECHAUG 4 2 LUDLOW 1 4 LONGMEADOW 2 5 AMHERST 4 3 EASTHAMPTON 2 4 MINNECHAUG 4 4 E. LONGMEADOW 13 1 TECH 9 1 S. HADLEY 1 2 LUDLOW 12 1 TECH 3 11 LONGMEADOW 4 3 AMHERST 4 3 LUDLOW 8 1 MINNECHAUG 4 2 TECH 1. Co captain Steve Pare, Coach Badone, Co-captain Mark Duda 2. Colt grapples with opponent 3. Comp puckster speeds toward goal 4. Doug Salomon defends the goal 5. 18 Tom Galindo 6. Graduating seniors: John Tenczar, Steve Pare, Dan Cloutier, Mark Duda 7. Steve Pare 8. The battle for the puck 9. What a save! 10. Colt looks for the pass 11. Teamwork 12. Junior Mike Salomon 13. Most Valuable Player Steve Pare 14. Coach’s Award winner Gerry Catrett. 134 m JUMOR VARSITY Left to Right Row 1: Wayne Skowe, Pat Mercer, Ed Cote, Mike Tenczar, Daniel MacDonald, Scott Gass, Rob Suprenaut Row 2: Art Boutin, Tom Collins, Mike McGurdy, Jim Desjardins, Scott Roberts, Bob Russo, Mike Beauregard, John Benoit, Coach Real Aube CHEERLEADING Mary Beth Begley Jackie Fontaine Sue Caplstrant Chris Poirier Jackie Lizotte Jackie Cartier Dawn Mayer Jean McCarthy Karen Megliola Michelle Boivin Sherry Davis Sylvie Bourgeois Lori Taylor Michelle Geoffrion Beth Allard Nancy Caoutte 1. Cheerleaders at poolside 2. Co-captains Jackie Fontaine and Mary Beth Begley 3. Love is . cheerleading 4. “Look, mum, no hands!” 5. Makeup breakl 6. Junior Sherry Davis 7. Pom Pom Poirier 8. Cheerleaders tower over opponent 9. The junior varsity gets psyched 10. Cheering on the fall sports teams 11. Freshman Beth Allard 12. Junior Dawn Mayer 13. Senior co-captain shows her stuff 14. Jean McCarthy 15. Varsity cheerleaders get R-O-W-D-l-E 16. Michelle Geoffrion displays perfect toe Jump 17. JV cheerleader Chris Maciolek 18. The Butt Tower 19. Getting Into the splits VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY FRESHMEN Chris Maciolek Cathy Cormier Theresa Cataw Kerri Chagnon Kelly Ludden Kate Cassidy Patrice Boissonneault Lisa Carrion Michelle Hebert Carey Bullock Kim Villimalre Eva Catrett Sheryl Cairns Chris Jalbert Colleen Fonfara Nancy Taylor Lynn Belllrose Debbie Plkie MUiiti till _ A r u AS !■ J| I ' i.W iS A 9 IJ B jgrSmTj SS 3L ■ M JBgr .. -f r 1 t Wa Hh • pmp i l3 i A tr | k V 1 8! SKI TEAM Left to right Row 1: Terry Dumala. Karen Lang, Michelle Brassard, Diane Daley, Sherri Donahue, Joy Jagodowski, Joanne Strepka, Gail McGuiness Row 2: Pat Welch, Paul LaFlamme, Mike Spitler, Scott Redfern, Kevin Welch, Rich Harer, Mike Dumala, Tom Driscoll, Kevin Edwards, Jeff Crocheire, Gerry LaFleur, Glenn, Marion, Paul Strzepa, Tom Crocheire, Coach John Chrisant Absent: Mike Benoit, John Downs, Lisa Labrie, Mary Houle, Gary McNerney, Cindy Buchanan, Denis Plante, Sue Tetreault, Mike Edwards, Carolyn Sear, Steve Dubreuil, Angel Montemagni PLACED 2ND IN DIVISION II QUALIFIED FOR STATE FINALS 1. Macho Jeff Crocheire 2. The captains Inspect equipment 3. Captains: Tom Crocheire, Joanne Strepka, Gall McGuInness, Glenn Marlon 4. Graduating Senlorsl 5. Downhill Racer 6. Long ride to the mountain 7. In the spotlight 8. Gets thru the gates 9. Checkin’ out the slopes 10. Warming upl 11. Sherri Donahue 12. Scott Redfern 13. Most Valuable Skier Tom Crocheire 14. Coach’s Award Winner Paul Strzepa Hr .. . WUm. 4 r 0 - mm - a a. O RCTIVITE5 FALL RALLY FOR SPORTS The school year was kicked off with the Fall Sports Rally. The entire student body assembled in the newly renovated gym to cheer on its athletes. Sports teams ranging from football to field hockey, and cheer leading to cross-country were wished good luck by both the students and the administration. The coaches of the teams addressed the gathering by commending Comp ' s support of its athletic programs. All four of the classes eagerly showed their Comprehensive spirit with their deafening yells and shouts. The whole school was truly united for this first rally of the 1979- ' 80 year. CHRISTMAS RALLY Before Christmas vacation the school gathered together for the Christmas Concert. The chorus, under the direction of Miss Powers, sang a program of Christmas carols. Senior Alana Peloquin performed her solo to an entranced audience. During the concert the totals for both the canned food and the “Toys for Tots drives were revealed. “Toys for Tots committee members Barb Nauman and Joanne Strepka proudly announced the record- breaking figures for their program. The cans from the canned food drive were hauled into the gymnasium by the seniors who had spent days collecting them from all parts of Chicopee. i m-. W+ -i B f ' , PJ COMP BAND The Chicopee Comprehensive High School Band is one of the best bands of its size in the state. Under the direction and guidance of Mr. Sittard, the band has distinguished itself in a variety of ways. In competition the band has accumulated numerous awards and honors. The supreme musicianship of the band is evident both in parade and on stage. Other sections of the band such as the rifle corps, flag corps, honor guard, and the majorettes add to the color and pageantry of their performances with their precise showmanship. The Comp Band is surely one of the most outstanding features of the school. 147 EXCHANGE RALLY The Comp vs. Chicopee High football game weekend began with the Exchange Rally. The rally got off to an exciting start as the freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors cheered for their own classes, but soon the shouts went up for the members of the football team. The team, especially the seniors, were loudly applauded. After a program of speeches and performances by the cheerleaders of both schools. Comp students were treated to a surprise visit from retired principal Stanley Ziemba. Enthusiasm ran high as the mighty Comp Colt trounced the Chicopee High spider and as the band played the school song. HOOTIN’ RALLY The 1979- ' 80 Homecoming Weekend continued with the Hootin ' Rally which was held Friday, Nov. 9. The varsity cheerleading squad began the evening by doing a dance to the song Shake Your Groove Thing”. Then the lovely senior powderpuff cheerleaders appeared. The girls successfully led the crowd in spirit-rousing cheers and amazed everyone with their pyramid. The next event was the choosing of football queens. Freshman Terri Polmatier, sophomore Terry Cataw, and junior Donna Pray were chosen by their classes. The Senior Class gave Jackie Fontaine the honor of Homecoming Queen. Music was provided by the group OZ. j,v I 1 I! f . r t ; f t. - h i 1 SPAGHETTI SUPPER After a soggy Comp vs. Chicopee High football game, the crowd went back to Comp for the traditional Spaghetti Supper. A hard-working committee of seni ors prepared the meal and provided the colorful blue and gold decorations. The weather did not dampen the spirits of the fans as was proved by their singing and cheering. Football coaches Llodra, Huhtamaki, and Christant took the opportunity to award the top senior players with trophies. Honors were given to Bob Fortin for Most Valuable Offensive Player, Doug Steinbock for Most Valuable Defensive Player, and Ron Desimone for Most Valuable Senior. Coach Llodra was also given a cake to celebrate his birthday. COTILLION The annual Christmas Cotillion was held Dec. 27 at the Rodeway Inn in Chicopee. The theme of this year ' s affair was Winter Wonderland . After enjoying a hearty meal, the couples were able to relax by dancing to the music of the group The Continentials . Socializing went on from 7 p.m. ' til midnight. The Cotillion was a great success because, unlike in other years, members of all four classes were allowed to participate. NEW WING DEDICATION On December 30, 1979 at 2:30 P.M., the new wing addition was formally designated the Stanley J, Ziemba Instructional Media Center. Dedicated to Stanley Ziemba, the former principal of Chicopee Comp for 17 years, the large, well equipped IMC and addition provide many new, excellent educational facilities. Special guests included Reverends Joseph Burke and Robert Price, Noel H. Pickup, Chairman of the Building Committee, Mayor John P. Moylan, Thomas W. O ' Donnell, School Committee Chairman, Dr. John M. Luke, Superintendent of Schools, and Gary Smith, 1978 Class President. All who attended agreed that upon the new wing ' s completion, Chicopee Comp has become one of the best secondary school buildings and campuses in the entire area. TELECOM One of the most unique features of Comp is the existence of the Telecommunications department. In Telecom students are able to gain firsthand experience in the vocations of creative arts and broadcasting. Each day the students must travel to the Telecom Center at Westover Air Force Base to take their classes. Here they learn their courses in the television studio, the darkroom, and the graphic arts area. The television programs that they produce and direct are eventually seen on the local cable TV Channel 5. mj w VOCATIONAL The Vocational Education Division is an integral part of Chicopee Comprehensive High School. This educational department is set aside for students who, instead of pursuing an academic education, would rather prepare themselves for immediate entrance into the working world after graduation. In Voke experienced educators teach the students vocations such as auto body, electrical shop, woodworking, and machine shop. By working in the vocational program students are assured of leaving Comp with a marketable skill that will help them to obtain a job. MAJORETTES left to right row 1: Sandra Richards, Michelle LaFlamme row 2: Carolyn Sittard, Mary Ellen LaValley, Lynn Dooley, Debby Tokarski, Kim Dooley, Denise Deloria, Karen Boisvere FLAGS AND ftlFLES left to right row 1: Bonnie Hajec, Louise Auger, Chris Schelb, Diane Roy row 2: Trisha McElwey, Dawn Mainville, Mary Ainsburg row 3: Lori St. Germain, Doreen Bolduc, Debbie DeSantis, Denise Plante, Sue Tetreault, Sharon Roy, Lori Hood, Sharon Cote row 4: Laurie Murphy, Holly White, Dawn Duval, Karen Tetreault row 5: Jean Barg, Annette Lesik, Janet Picard I DISTRICT left to right: Ann Sittard, Michael Szulc, Sue Courchesne Absent: Coleen Nauman I NEW ENGLAND left to right: Ann Sittard, Carl Sittard, Sue Cour- chesne PERCUSSION left to right row 1: Raymond Hebert, Steven Laporte, Paul Lafleur, Thomas Estabrook. row 2: Carl Sittard, Jeffrey Stokowski, Raymond Saccoccio, Michael Heckstall, Richard Labonte row 3: Gerry Sobon, Mary Kapper, Michael Degutis, Roxanne Fontaine, Christine Bobrowski BRASS left to right row 1: Robert Homon, Marjorie Forget, Ann Provost, Nancy Rivest row 2: Richard Neveu, Stuart Ritter, Mark Zielonka, Tara Watson, Brian Raney, Andrew Zyla, Kenneth Gregoire row 3: Brian Edwards, Thomas Pappas, Philip Klin, Ross Viens, Steve Romankiw, Roger Forget Absent: Coleen , Nauman WOODWINDS left to right row 1: Ann Sittard, Philip Covil, Denise Lesieur, Stephanie Headspeth, Charlene Abert row 2: Michael Szulc, Debbie Brown, Luis Garcia, Karen Thibault, Sue Courchesne, Jacquelynn Baulding, Robin Roy, Kim Garvin row 3: Denise Deloria, Dianna Estabrook, Ann Rechenberger row 4: Daniel Mashia, Connie Auger, Lisa Chandler, Karen Langevin, David Pete, Lillian Baulding, Janelle Larose. DEBATE TEAM MODEL CONGRESS left to right row 1: Angel Asselin. Advisor Mr. Merkel, Pam Wells row 2: Paul Roy, Susan Willey, Don Hamel, Mary Ann Rubis Absent: Coleen Nauman AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS TEAM left to right: Mark Blodgett, Jett Whitehead, Brian Wright, Angel Asselin, Sue Nadeau, Advisor Mr. Jendrysik L’ESPRIT STAFF left to right: Renee Keough, Alanna St. Marie, Donna Krupa. Advisor Mr. Paul, Absent: Gerry Nelson SENIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES left to right row 1: Joanne Turcotte, Maria Fre- dette. Barb Nauman, Margie Picard, Donna Krupa, Leslie Keough, Janet Klepp, Angel Montemagni, Anna Furnelli, Lisa Lafrenaye row 2: Sandy Smith, Joanne Strepka, Joy Jagodowski, Ellen Degutis, Pauline Boisjolie, Jackie Fontaine, Mary Beth Begley, Dave Tetreault row 3: Chris Poirier, Mike Edwards, John Durocher, Chris Ruell, Rich Orszulak, Cathy Burke, Steve Crevier, Jenn Lynch, Laurie Goff, Patti Getto, Dan Delisle, Gail McGuinnes, Theresa Shacklett, Chris Schelb, Mary Ellen Mayotte, Joni Streit, Arlene San- som JUNIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES left to right row 1: Sheila Shea, Beth Poudrier, Debbie Tokarski, Michelle Boivin, Debbie Bol- duc, Terry Fredrick, Sue Fontaine, Lisa La- brie, Cindy Smart, row 2: Lynn St. Onge, Tara Watson, Debbie Hale, Sue Paul, Jackie Cartier row 3: Coleen Nauman, Cathy Ranck, Bill King, Craig Asselin, Jackie Lizotte Absent: Kim Collins SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES left to right row 1: Mary LaValley, Brenda Hupter, Cindy Desmarais, Brian Ludden, Tammy Burns, Denise Deloria row 2: Renee Keough, Diane Alaimo, Roseann Turgeon, Marisol Rexach, Chris Desmarais, Chris Vincelette, Rene Parent row 3: Richard Krupa, Bob Roy, Mike Spitler, Todd Rock, Jeff Perlik, Tom Fredette lb-4 SPANISH CLUB left to right row 1: Bob Homon, Chris Vincelette. Renee Parent. Diane Alaimo, Marisol Rexach, Tammy Burns, Annie Provost, Karen Tetreault, Laura Pelland row 2: Denise Deloria, Ann Fowler, Karen LaFlamme, Mike Degutis, Michael Spitler, Charlene Hevey. Valerie Lane, Eric Patsellis, Dave Pete row 3: Advisor Mrs, Brodeur, Nancy Drewniak, Ann Sittard, Ken Gregoire, Stephanie Fleadspeth. Ellen Degutis, Sharon Jamrok, Tom LaPolice, Janet Klepp, Luis Garcia, Karen Montcalm, Laura McCarthy, Lisa Miller, Jean Barg GERMAN CLUB left to right row T: Donna Robillard, Debbie Gomes, Klaus Geppert, Ken Lacroix, Jim Moran, Ann Conally, John Iwanicki, Mary Cotter (Secretary), Cindy Ringenbach (President) row 2: Bill Lockhart, Ron Abood, Jett Perlik (Treasurer), Mark Biales, Glen Kapinos, Scott Cote, Philip Meckling, Janet Klepp, Denise Deloria row 3: Andrea Klepp, Mike Girouard, Bob Fortin, Don Hamel, Jeff Whitehead, Chuck Kandilis, John Whittaker, Steve Hartman, Ed Loftus, Laurie Hambley, Paul Roy, Advisor Mr. Merkel Absent: Coleen Nauman LATIN CLUB left to right row 1: Maureen Mooney, Jane Rogalski, Richard Kagen, Jim Desjardins, Richard Krupa (Treasurer), Alanna St. Marie (Secretary), Donna Krupa (President), Ray Peloquin, Cathy Desorcy row 2: Leslie Leone, Lisa Isom, Steve Dubriel, Brad Moreau, Theresa Peloquin, Bob Wilson, Sue Cloutier, Linda McCarthy, Lisa Labrie, Sue Fontaine, Margie Picard row 3: Tom Demers, Gerry Catrett, Sue Shrewsbury, Ann Fowler, Gail Robinson, Joan Robinson. Klaus Geppert, Theresa Shacklett, Sue Buchanan, John Durocher, Dean Gadoury, Lisa Dulchinos, Mary Beth Begley, Advisor Mrs. Fizgerald, Jim Moran; Absent: Diane Robinson (Vice-President) CHEMISTRY TEAM left to right row 1: Advisor Mr. Kennedy, Marc Brassard, John Tenczar, Gerry Catrett, Ken Slock, Kevin Welch, Rich Madamba row 2: Fran Harackiewicz, Laurie Goff, Patti Getto, Gail McGuinness, Dave Uszynski Absent: Carol Mrozinski DECA left to right row 1: Lori Fagan, Joan Roy, Arlene Sansom (President), Debbie Beaulieu, Chris Hurlburt, Pattea Polmatier (Vice-President), row 2: Michelle Ayotte, Louie Langlois, Jim Ruell, Darlene Mathieu, Maureen Mooney, Joanne Bergeron, Camille Morin row 3: Lisa Walas, Bob Duke, Liz Schwartz (Treasurer), Mary Anne Roy (Secretary), John Griffin, Dan Kaeble, Linda Picard, Mr. Cutter PHYSICS CLUB left to right row 1: Kathy Izatt, Advisor Mr. Fleury, Chris Ruell, Ken Lacroix, John Iwanicki, Gerry Catrett, Ken Slock, Lisa Piquette row 2: John Manno, Ron Abood, Mark Berube, Jeff Loftus, Bill Grenier, Nancy Lemi re, Jim Maryanski, Sue Arcand, Damon Bastin row 3: Don Flamel, Doug Steinbock, Mike Meckling, Don Morin, Rich Orszulak, Stan Tang, Lisa Craven 166 CONCERT CHORUS left to right row 1: Madeline Zacharie, Vivian Fountain, Kathy Boissonneault, Brian Ludden, Kelly Ludden, Donna Iwanicki, Marie Brunelle, Sarah Wil- liams, Chris Banister, Miss Powers row 2: Beth Szymonik, Chris Jalbart, Robin Gentile, Sandi Longe, Connie Fern, Joanne Nichol- son, Lisa Hurdley, Carolyn Sittard, Christine Kapinos, Sue Willey row 3: Vicki Goldrick, Heidi Jack, Brenda Emond, Linda LaPierre, Michelle Hamel, Renee Keough, Tammy Burns, Jim Evangyelion, Daniel Wolowicz, Tony Spirito, Lyne Lemire, Karen Lafleur, Nancy Peavey row 4: John Nimchick, Vinny Guardino, Tim Noonan DISTRICT CHORUS left to right: Brian Lud- den, Joanne Turcotte MADRIGALS left to right row 1: Miss Powers, Advisor, Alana Peloquin, Brenda Hebert, Angel Asselin, Ann Sittard, Lisa Boutin, Joanne Turcotte, Mary Gorman, Sue Nadeau row 2: Sandy Smith, Adele Therrian, Alanna St. Marie, Tim Noonan, Vinny Guardino, Mike Meckling, John Nimchick, Sue Willey, Chris Banister ART CLUB left to right row 1: Randy Smith, Bonnie Cadieux, Bonnie Chouinard, Tim Wojtowicz row 2: Ross Viens, Susan Novak, Joanne Negelson, Daniel Wolowicz row 3: Terry Desroches, Susan Cloutier, Advisor Mrs. Giokas HIKING CLUB left to right row 1: Advisor Mr. Taupier, Brian Ludden row 2: Diane Perreault, Barb Baxendale, Tim Noonan, Donna Krupa, Alanna St. Marie, Bonnie Cadieux, Bob Welch, Dave Constantine, Joe Orszulak row 3: Wayne Yvon, John Tenerowicz, Mike Meckling, Jeff Loftus, John Nimchick, Marie Brunelle. Sue Arcand, Brian Wright, Richard Mailloux row 4: Larry Yvon, Victor Bakes, Robert Perreault, Joe Llodra, Jim Champagne, Valerie Lane, Dan Gosselin, Andre Houle, Rich Krupa, Bob Homon, Phil Meckling DRAMA CLUB left to right row 1: Joe Socha, Angel Asselin, Brian Ludden, Brenda Hebert, Ron Heroux (Treasurer), Renee Keough (Secretary), Ed Sourdiffe, (President), Donna Krupa (Vice-President), Alanna St. Marie, Gerry Nelson, Cathy Desorcy row 2: Eric Patsellis, Ray Peloquin, Paul Myers, Marie Brunelle, Theresa Peloquin, Brad Moreau, Sue Willey, Marisol Rexach row 3: Ms. Lukas, Ms. O ' Rourke (Advisors), Teresa Novasel, Lyne Lemire, Terry Banister, Tammy Emond, Linda McCarthy PEP CLUB left to right row 1: Marie Roberg, Donna Desroches, Kathy O ' Connor. Advisor Miss Kasprzak, Cathy Norton, Denise Cutter, Krystal Moleski row 2: Holly Cadieux, Diane Alaimo, Karen Beauchemin, Cerry Mouray, Kathy Fontaine, Tina LaFountain, Debbie Pirnat LIBRARY AIDS left to right row 1: Kim Naus, Carey Bullock, Lisa Raymond, Mary Kapper, Donna Krupa, Alanna St. Marie, Sue Nadeau row 2: Chris Poulliot, Maria Beck, Connie Bullock, Lisa Fontaine, Pam Wells row 3: Michael Dice. Ann Dufresne, Kathy O ' Connor, Kyle Picard, Randy Smith. Tom Bigda OFFICE AND GUIDANCE AIDS left to right row 1: Nancy Heroux, Bonnie Conroy, Penny Ward, Chris Schelb, Kathy O ' Connor, Mary Ann Rubis, Diane Zajchowski row 2: Cheryl Lapierre, Janet Klepp, Joanne Dion, Carol Dion, Diane Alaimo, Kathy Shrewsbury, Barbara Mozeleski row 3: Phil Brocklesby, Cathy Davis, Mary Herron, Lisa Dion. Diane Lamanski, Donna Cyr PRO MERITO left to right row 1: Kevin Welch, Ken Lacroix, John Iwanicki, James Moran, Donna Krupa, Joni Streit, Barb Liggon, Ann Conally, Linda Brennan, Lynne Larose, Karen Boisvere row 2: Lisa Miller, Margie Picard, Sharon Jamrok, Kathleen Lingenberg, Theresa Peloquin, Mark Berube, Rich Madamba, Jackie Fontaine, Lisa Craven, Joanne Turcotte, Mary Beth Begley, row 3: Diane Daley, Gail McGuinness, Maria Fredette, Diane Wegrzyn, Steve Hartman, Hero Fortin, Fran Harackiewicz, David Matzko, John Tenczar, Sheri Wood, Linda McCarthy, Alana Peloquin, Cathy Davis, Mel Peetz, Mac McCarthy Absent: Tony Kord STUDENT COUNCIL left to right row 1: Mary Houle, Kim Lafleur, Maria Laporte, Sue Bellerose, Lisa Lafrenaye, Linda Brennan, Barbara Nauman, Cheryl Gagne, Heidi McCool, Angel Asselin, Shelly Pepin row 2: Jett Whitehead, Kim Collins, Sue Turcotte, Debbie Tokarski, Lisa Labrie, Jeff Perlik, Tom Fredette, row 3: Advisor Mr. Cutter, Joy Jagodowski, Jeanne Zalewski, Maria Fredette, Sharon Jamrok, Carol Mrozinski, Lisa Miller, Margie Picard, Joni Streit, Advisor Mr. Goff Absent: Coleen Nauman, Kathy Ranck FARMER JOHN’S BARNYARD left to right row 1: Jim Moran, Jim Grzelak, John Iwanicki, Blake Twining, Rich Orszulak, Kevin Welch, Kathy O ' Connor, Rhonda Lesiege row 2: Harold McCarthy, Tony Kord, Ken Lacroix, David Matzko, Margie Picard, Patty Getto, Donna Krupa, Alanna St. Marie, Ellen Degutis row 3: Ed Sourdiffe, Cheryl Lapierre, Denise Karcz, Sandi Smith, Joanne Turcotte, Fran Harackiewicz, Laurie Goff, Farmer John Moran, Linda McCarthy, Stephanie Headspeth, Denise Lesieur, Anne Provost, Chris Poirier, Doreen Archambeault, Mary Beth Begley, Boisjolies I and II, Sue Capistrant, Lisa Miller 169 ASTRONOMY CLUB left to right row 1: Jim Grzelak, Blake Twining, Kevin Welch, Pat Welch, Andre Houle, Kathy O ' Connor, Rhonda LeSiege row 2: Rich Orszulak, Advisor Mr. Goff (Ptolomy). Rich Martel PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB left to right row 1: Kevin Welch, Tom Collins, Karen Overgaard, Donna Archambeault, Susan Novak row 2: Advisor Mr. Fleury, Jackie Lizotte, Tony Kord SPORTSMAN’S CLUB left to right row 1: Clay Landry, Jim Maryanski, Jim Grzelak, John Manno, Mark Biatas, Rich Orszulak, Blake Twining row 2: Ron Abood, Kevin Woods, Bob Weaver, Mike Meckling, Tom Collins, Glenn Barbois row 3: John Tenerowicz, Mike Mongeau, Chip Desmarais, Matt Trybus, Mike Dice, Bob Nelson, Rich Mailloux FRENCH CLUB left to right row 1: Pat Welch, Sherry Godek, Marie Brunelle (Secretary), Nancy Lemire (Vice- President), Joni Streit (President), Sue Arcand (Fund-Raiser) row 2: Lyne Lemire, Carolyn King, Lisa Korell, Mac McCarthy, Ed Sourdiffe, Theresa Peloquin row 3: Chris Rondeau, Sandy Getto, Sue Nadeau, Mary Gorman. Sheila Losaw, Duane Gibbs, Tom Reniewicz MISS PIGGY FAN CLUB left to right row 1: Apple-Cheeks Fredette, Meg Picard, Babs Nauman, MB Begley, Sharon Jamrok row 2: Linda McCarthy, Lisa Miller, Krazy Karcz COMP CHRONICLE STAFF left to right row 1: Barb Nauman, Beth Poudrier (Exchange), Rhonda LeSiege (Features), Diane Wegrzyn (Editor-in-Chief), Dave Tetreault (News), Sheila Shea (Editorials), Gerry Catrett (Sports), Chuck Kandilis (Sports), Bill Belanger (Exchange) row 2: Joanne Strepka (Business Manager), Jackie Lynch, Steve Crevier, Marie Brunelle, Donna Krupa, Brad Moreau, Chris Desmarais, Renee Keough, Toni Landa, Donna LaBelle, Bonnie Berthiaume, Neila Gatmaytan row 3: Jim Moran, Dave Matzko, Kyle McClelland, Tom Crocheire, Ron DeSimone, Bill Grenier, Jeff Loftus, Brian Wright, Gail McGuinness, Dan Delisle, Gale Altman, Laurie Hambley, Linda McCarthy, Advisor Mr. Stachura I SENIOR POWDER PUFF CHEERLEADERS row 5: Rick Lajeunesse row 4: Bill Labonte, Blake Twining row 3: Dave Marcotte. Mike Pellerin. Tom Bok row 2: Sue Capis+rant. Kevin Laramee, Rick Orszulak, Jim Gendron, Chris Poirier row 1: Miss K MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL CLUB left to right row 1: Mike Girouard, Bob Fortin, Steve Hartman, John Whittaker, Dave Uszynski; Out Cold: Mark Beaulieau, Lance Berneche, Ken Roux, Mike Rodak, Jim Paolucci, Tom Loftus 172 YEARBOOK STAFF left to right row 1: Jim Moran, Margie Picard, Valerie Lane, Jeff Perlik, Chris Ruell, Marie Brunelle, Donna Krupa, Joni Streit, Nancy Lemire, Chris Poirier, Ann Connally. Patti Getto, Laurie Goff, Linda McCarthy, row 2: Mary Beth Begley, Dave Matzko, Tony Kord. Colleen McCarthy, Randy Smith, Lynn Dooley, Tom Fredette, Mary Kapper, Coleen Nauman, Robin Roy, Brenda Beaulieau, Penny Moore row 3: Kevin Welch, Bob Roy, Tom LaPolice, Sharon Jamrok, Lisa Miller, Dan Delisle, Diane Daley, Joanne Strepka, Nancy Deyette, Carol Mrozinski, Barb Nauman, Bob Homon SUBEDITORS 1. Seniors-Donna Krupa 2. Faculty - Ann Connaly 3. Advertising-Lisa Miller 4. Subscriptions- Joni Streit 5. Activities-Linda McCarthy 6. Underclassmen-Coleen Nauman 7. Art-Dan Delisle; missing: Diane Roy 8. Sports- Mary Beth Begley and Dave Matzko 9. Photography-Margie Picard and Tony Kord RDVEPiTI5EmENT5 PATRONS PROFESSIONAL PARENT Claire V. Meunier-City Collector Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Archambault Larry ' s Supply Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Benoit Valley Cinema Sound Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chapdelaine Red Star Express Mr. and Mrs. Nil Cote Bonnie Solin Jewelers Mr. Joseph Danish WACE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deroin Gosselin-Deady Ins. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad L. DesRochers Granfield Ins. Agency Mr. and Mrs. Roland Deyette Simonne ' s Beauty Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Edwards McKinstry ' s Garden Center Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Fontaine A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Normand Girouard DesMarais Oil Co. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon L. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. DeJordy Mr. Rex Lane Jarvis City Window Cleaning Mr. and Mrs. Tibor Kmeczik Cecile ' s Boutique Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Krupa Dr. Lawrence D. Cohen Mom and Dad (Lisa Liada) Helen ' s Beauty Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Lynch (Jennifer) Norm ' s Carpet Service Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mathieu Town Stylers Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Mayotte United Transmission Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCray Donald F. DeGray Janitorial Service Jay and Ruth Mercer Gagne and Sons Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Miller Jeannette ' s Beauty Salon Love-Dad, Mom, Coleen and Kati (Barbara Dorothy Dodd Nauman) Advoque Carpet Gallery Mr. and Mrs. Roger A. Paul Hardware Service Store Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peetz Dunlop Florist Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rondeau Big J ' s Jeannette C. and Albert H. Roy Louis and Clark Drug Stores Clarence and Constance Roy Westover Florists Ms. Jackelene Sourdiffe Compliments Ed and Rhea Strepka (Joanne) Aldenville Drug Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zalewski Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mrozinski FACULTY Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Boulais Mr. Roger C. Bowden Elba C. Brodeur Dorothy and Dana C. Cutter Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell S. Kuzdzal Mr. and Mrs. Calvin T. Leonard Jane T. MacDonald Robert H. Merkel Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pinciak Mr. and Mrs. William E. Sittard Walter Stachura r g Jilson Thoren :,_f Opticians Compliments of MEDICAL WEST COMMUNITY HEALTH PLAN 125 Liberty St., Spfld. 733-2158 Baystate West, Spfld. 733-1181 33 Grove St. Chic. Falls 592-1552 60 Eastfield Mall, Spfld. 543-3853 975 Elm St. W. Spfld. 733-0494 Heritage Pk. PI. E. Long. 525-6331 LYMAN MILL OUTLET 60 Depot St. -Chicopee (near Mathis Motors) Phone: 598-8347 Hours: Daily 8-5 Sat. 8-12 Towels By The Pound Drapery Remnants, Yard Goods, Upholstery Fabrics, Baby Items Richard G. Garvin B.S., R. Ph. Philip Pyser B.S., R. Ph. MEDICAL WEST PHARMACY 474 Montgomery St. Chicopee, Mass. 01020 (413) 592-9066 Anytim e is the right time for Tel. 593-5206 593-5207 MIDAS MUFFLER SHOPS Guaranteed Coast to Coast Brakes-Shocks-Exhaust 704 Memorial Drive Chicopee, Mass. 01020 V ' Breakfast V Full Lunch V ' Dinner y ' Late Night Snacks SPRINGFIELD, ON BOSTON ROAD, RT 20 SPRINGFIELD, ALLEN AND COOLEY WEST SPRINGFIELD, RIVERDALE STREET FAIRVIEW, MEMORIAL DRIVE at the ROTARY WESTFIELD, RT. 20, E MAIN STREET ENFIELD, CT, ENFIELD STREET WETHERSFIELD, CT, SILAS DEANE HWY WORCESTER, 3 STAFFORD STREET WORCESTER, LINCOLN PLAZA VERNON, CT, K MART PLAZA W. HARTFORD, CT, 61 KANE STREET, Exit 44 Off RT 84 175 Roger A. LeBreque John K. Miller, Jr. Quality Used Cars Cash for Clean Used Cars f ■ MINUTEMAN AUTO SALES 1021 Memorial Dr. M Chicopee, Mass. 01020 Tel. (413) 593-5591 BROCHU Insurance Agency Inc. A Reputation Built On Service 506 Grattan St. Chicopee, Mass. Phone: 536-3311 Charlie and Paul serving Our Speciality is Breakfast-Luncheon-Dinner Broasted Chicken CHARLIE’S LUCKY STRIKE RESTAURANT 703 Grattan St. Chicopee, Mass. 01020 Telephone 536-7912 Compliments of FRUIT FAIR Your locally owned and operated one stop food store FERRIS INC. 54-56 Center St. Chicopee, Ma. 01013 AYOTTE KING For Tile, Inc. 165 Trilby Ave. Chicopee 532- 9463 Hrs. Mon., Tues., Wed. Fri„ 9 to 5 Thurs. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to noon LAPORTE SHEA Insurance _ Real Estate and 99 Main St. DADVC Chicopee, Mass. DvK TO 01020 AGENCY 176 Congratulations from THIRD NATIONAL BANK We know how to help. 21 convenient locations located in Hampden County to service all your banking needs Chicopee Office 203 Exchange St. 594-4704 Fairview Office 1445 Memorial Drive 536-7203 BOB HON PONTIAC, INC. 920 Front St. Chicopee, Mass. 01020 Tel. 598-8377 POXT AC MATHS OLDS-BUICK- CADILLAC INC. 67 Exchange St. Chicopee, Mass. Bus. Phone 594-6626 TRIPLE “B” g Auto Service Inc. BALAKIERS’ 598-8623 24 Hour Towing 229 Exchange St. Formerly Bernie ' s Servi-Center Chicopee, Mass. k 385 Memorial Dr. Chic. Falls 01020 177 t 178 Aiecfoee % COOPERATIVE BANK 637 front street chicopee mass. 01020 across from chicopee high school FACEMATE CORPORATION 5 West Mai n Street Chicopee, Mass. STEAK HOUSE Full Dinners Daily 1 1 AM to Midnight Businessmen ' s Luncheons-Meeting Facilities Modern equip To serve you better for all occasions Air conditioned-Ample parking operated by Walt and Frank 366 Chicopee St. Rt. 116 Call 533-9195 Superb Eating! catering to weddings . . . Banquets . . . Meetings Parties up to 300 179 DIELECTRICS, INC. Tel (413) 598-8308 6 Second Ave. Chicopee Falls, Mass. 01020 Developers and Manufactors of Custom Fabricated Plastic Products Driving School! 538 8876 r oQ W. 7 • x) W VV XXXXVXVWXNXVX Tel. 534-0736 C. and T. PIZZA HOUSE Call for prompt service 982 Chicopee St. Willamansett, Mass. Congratulations Chuck THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Compliments of CASEY CHEVROLET INC. 505 Memorial Dr. Chicopee, Ma. FELICITATES! UNSEREN GLUCK WUNSCH! FELECITATIONS! FEUCIDADES! CCHS FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS 180 ALDENVILLE CREDIT UNION DEL MONTE’S BRIDGE CAFE INC. f 710 Grattan St. Chicopee, Mass. Tel. 536-0475 840 Memorial Dr. Chicopee, Mass. 593-5533 - 593-5554 SAVINGS — LOANS MORTGAGES Just phone: Your order Individual will be ready size pizzas when you arrive our specialty “You can ' t live tomorrow until it becomes today ... so make each today the best you ' ve ever lived. Anonymous Compliments of ULTRA-CLEAN MAINTENANCE CO. BEST WISHES FOR YOUR FUTURE Residential-Commercial- Industrial 466 Pleasant St. Holyoke, Mass. 01040 OFFICE 536-5955 DRAMA CLUB General Office Cleaning Floor and Rug Maintenance Windows-Drapes 181 Fine furniture for every room at 592-7075 discount prices 210 Exchange St. 665 Prospect St. Chicopee, Mass. 01020 Tel. (413) 536-2060 DOLLAR SAVER L.N. Berneche, Inc. Need a break? Barry E. Strong ! Come save with us. owner LEONARD N. BERNECHE President TESSIER’S CASH and CARRY Home remodeling centers Holyoke Fairview 11 Jackson St. 665 Prospect St. 536-6485 536-2700 GOOD LUCK City Clerk John S. Whalen, Jr. Compliments of POLEP and PAYSAVER DISTRIBUTERS Wishing the class of 1980 success HASTINGS STATIONERS, INC. Chicopee Center Congratulations to the class of ' 80 especially John- John Ms lb GLASS CO. LEBEL INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance-Real Estate Prop. AL. LAFLEUR RES. 593-6007 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 1 call 536-0813 18 JAMES ST. FAIRVIEW 641 Grattan St. Aldenville, Mass. Tel. 532-3291 182 GOOD LUCK FROM THE STUDENT COUNCIL AND GRADUATING SENIORS The members of the 1980 Student Council have shown their leadership and enthusiasm to the school by devoting their time to the various school and community projects. The 1980 senior Student Council members have set an example of the type of work and determination that each member must have to make the students at Comp proud of their Student Government. Therefore, Chicopee Comp Student Council would like to wish the best of luck to their graduating seniors. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS left to right; row 1: Jeanne Zalewski, Sharon Jamrok, Barb Nauman row 2: Joy Jagodowski, Linda Brennan row 3: Joni Streit, Maria Fre- dette, Lisa Miller row 4: Margie Picard, Carol Mrozinski row 5: Lisa Lafrenaye Missing: Bart Boissonneault, Cathy Burke 183 Compliments of Because your hairstyle reflects your lifestyle piotte pharmacy- PRESCRIPTIONS hairchanges at the minimall-Holyoke (next to Pat ' s Butcher Shop) 539-9038 534-7065 671 Grattan Street, ALDENVILLE HAPCO AUTO PARTS 153 Broadway Chicopee (next to Jane Alden) 594-9928 Serving Western Mass Tel. 592-8384 Tel. 534-4552 182 Exchange St Chicopee TELLER’S AUTO BODY, INC. Body and Fender Work Free Pickup and Delivery Wrecker Service KIM’S DANCE STUDIO 386 Meadow St. Chicopee Tel. 533-8585 831 Chicopee St. Chicopee Gerald P. Boucher Registered Pharmacist Call: 594-2073 533-7980 “Y” PHARMACY, INC. 732 Chicopee St. Chicopee, Mass. 01013 Acrobat, jazz, ballet, tap baton, toe, gymnastics and adult classes 184 Tel. 536-6330 Robert J. Adams Congratulations to the Class of THE ADAMS CO. 1033 Chicopee St. Chicopee, Mass. High Quality . . . Steel and Tempered Aluminum Blinds . . . Aluminum Storm Windows-Window Shades CONTEMPORARY CURL Super Cuts For Guys Gals 273 Chicopee St. Wed. -Sat. Chicopee, Mass. Bernice Rondeau Be sure to watch “As Schools Match Wits” sponsored by Community Savings Bank, Satur- day evenings at 7:30 P.M. on WWLP-Channel 22 Community fear See Us For Educational Loans (H.E.L.P.) New and Used Car Loans 536-7220 ROBERT FUNERAL HOME 13 Dale Street Chicopee, Mass. 01020 Tel. 532-9806 185 i Insurance-Real Estate Tax Service W.G. LONGE AGENCY Cor. Irene St. and Memorial Dr. (opposite 7 -Eleven Store t Michael L. Moline Tel. 592-2561 THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS 151 E. Man St. Chicopee Falls, Mass. 01020 BEST WESTERN CHCOPEE MOTOR LOOSE (413) 592-6171 463 Memorial Dr. (exit 5 off Mass. Pike) Chicopee, Mass. 01020 William S. Whittmore General Manager THE BEST Western MOTELS Compliments of BAUM AUTO SUPPLY 645 Prospect St. Chicopee, Mass. Tel. 536-3410 Bill Keefe SALES REPRESENTATIVE Compliments of SITTARD’S SERVICE STATION CONSOLIDATED PETERBILT 206 Newbury St. CNcopee, Mass. Fuller Rd. Chicopee, Mass. 01020 Exit 5 off Mass. Pike 186 WESTOVER MOTEL GRENIER- DUCHARME PHOTOGRAPHERS on Route 33 Chicopee T . V . -PHONES-POOL Air Conditioning Credit Cards- AE, MC, BA, DC, CB 3 min. south of U.S. Route 202 James St. Fairview 3 min. north of Exit 5 Mass. Pike at 2nd Rotary Tel. 536-0570 284 Pine St. Holyoke 127 Mill St. Springfield 1980 Yearbook Class Photographers Pen 8c. Pencil clips-paperclips small metal stampings Auto, Cycle, Truck, Fire, Life service first, sales second VAN VALKENBURG COMPANY Established 1896 Incorporated 1920 1165 Montgomery St., Chicopee, Mass. P.O. Box 190 Holyoke, Mass. 01040 (413) 536-7400 John P. Crean Son Insurance 1751 Westover Rd. Chicopee, Mass, office: 593-9378 Quality and Service is our Motto Custom industrial machinery Fairview Machine Tool Co, Inc. Vincent Laflamme 87 Montcalm St. Fairview, Mass. 01020 (413) 532-3241 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE CLASS OF 1982 Congratulations Class of ’80 TOWN AND COUNTRY CASUALS Ladies Specialty Shop 1573 Memorial Dr. Fairview, Mass. RAY’S HARDWARE Plumbing Electrical Supplies Keys-Glass-Screening Benjamin Moore Paints Mon.-Tues.-Wed. 8:15 to 6:00 Tel: Thurs.-Fri. 8:15 to 8:00 533-9365 Sat. 8:15 to 5:00 DORN’S PAT’S TRANSPORTATION, INC. Best Beef in the Valley R.I., N.Y., Del., Md., D.C. Penn., Mass., Conn., N.J. Hank Jutras 447 Montgomery St. Terminal Manager Chicopee, Ma. (413) 592-4163 13 Cabot St. Holyoke 505 Front St. Chicopee Both stores open 9 to 9 COOK MOTOR SALES, INC. Chrysler, Plymouth Dealer MCCLELLAND FLORIST 760 Front St. Chicopee, Mass. Tel. 598-8354 123 Academy St. Chicopee, Mass. Phone: 594-4500 UNIVERSITY DRIVING SCHOOL “We Call For You” BRIDAL PATH ESTATES Insurance Reduction-Private ! Lessons-Complete Driver Training Lie. by the Reg. of Motor Vehicles Homes of Distinction 120 Exchange St. Chicopee ! Bus. 592-3500 9UU Mongtomery bt. Chicopee, Ma. Developer and Builder Tel. 533-8167 R. Gilpatrick 189 n Best Wishes to the Graduates of June 1980 FAIRFIELD MALL AND ITS 65 MERCHANTS Rodeway INN and Conference Center for banquets of any size at the crossroads of New England Chicopee Springfield 1-291 and Mass. Turnpike, Exit 6 Burnett Road Chicopee, Mass. 01020 For reservations: (413) 592- 7751 Toll Free: (800) 288-2000 FITZ’S WHARF off Court St. Chicopee Falls, Mass. (413) 592-4604 Superb Seafood and Great Beef too! A Complete Menu of Fresh Seafood Daily Lunch and Dinner Specials Tuesday Night Smorgasborg 4:30-8:00 P.M. Price: $6.95 for Adults $3.50 for Children Sunday Brunch Buffet 10:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Price: $5.25 Adults $3.25 Children Barnacle Pub below Fitz ' s Wharf Traditional Irish Entertainment Every Friday and Saturday from 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. The fish you eat today swam last night in Buzzard ' s Bay. 190 Congratulations from Best Wishes D.A. SULLIVAN in your endeavors and SONS PARENTS’ TOUCHDOWN INC. CLUB General Contractors Northampton, Mass. “Our Prime Free Delivery Concern is ; Joseph F. Adamczyk, R. Ph. Personal Service” THE FALLS HAMEUN PRESCRIPTION CENTER REAL ESTATE 423 East St. Chicopee Falls, Ma. Ph. 592-6366 The cure for the common haircut Stephen Shenas ' THE NATURAL 165 College St. Chicopee, Mass. 01020 Bus. 534-5488 LOOK Home 534-7645 Fairfield Mall, Chicopee 593-1330 Flours: Mon. -Sat. 9 to 9 191 280 NEW LUDLOW ROAD CHICOPEE, MASS. 01020 TELEPHONE 413-536-4610 Congratulations from CUSTOM WOODWORKING 30 Haynes Circle 594-4354 Chicopee Falls Gerald R. Roy JIM’S NDCpy SUNOCO SERVICE Major and Minor Repairs Tune-ups - Tires Batteries Jim Hiscock 560 East St. Tel. 594-9809 Chicopee, Ma. 01020 Good Luck Class of ’80 R. Frattesi’s GIOVANNI’S FOOD SHOP JANE ALDEN Pizza-Grinders Fish and Chips-Dinners Grattan St. 1569 Memorial Dr. Aldenville Chicopee, Ma. 01020 Tel. 536-1057 LEO A. DESR0CHERS SONS, INC. BANK RUN GRAVEL AND FILL EQUIPMENT RENTAL CHICOPEE, MASS. 01020 OFFICE: 1382 GRANBY ROAD Telephone: 593-9331 792 100 ° FREE TUITION FOR - STUDENTS WHILE BEING A MEMBER OE THE MASSACHUSETTS ARMV NATIONAL GUARD WE5T0VCR — at — 557-2824 - 557-2843 SIMULTANEOUS membership program Z9 ' I COLLEGES TO CHOOSE FROM All THIS AMD PAVTOO.... P e- Jipst 9tnpontant part-ti (Job i n J ieylca, Old Colony Bank OF HAMPDEN COUNTY N.A. AN AFFILIATE OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOSTON STANDISH B. KING PHARMACY Registered Pharmacist Ethel K. King Manager 29 Grove St. Chicopee Falls, Ma. Tel. 592-1651 CHEZ JOSEF Congratulations from Banquet Facility RIVERDALE TOOL Allan Skole, Owner Shoemaker Lane Agawam, Mass. 01001 Tel. 786-0257 or 786-0313 and DIE CO. INC. Chicopee, Mass. Congratulations from HAARMAN TIGER A.C. sim 14 Montgomery St. Meadow St. Chicopee Chicopee ' s Leader in Sports “We Get The Job Done” POTVIN FURNITURE WAREHOUSE PERRY’S AUTO PARTS and EQUIPMENT, INC. Tel. 536-6031 Tel. 536-5625 Store Hours: 9 to 9 daily 675 Fuller Rd. Sat. 9 to 5 Chicopee, Mass. 365 Chicopee St. 12 Bowers St. Willimansett, Ma. Holyoke, Ma. Hrs. 8-8, Sat. 8-5 Hrs. 9-5, Sat. 9-12 Complete Machine Shop Service 194 Compliments of FELIX FURTEK INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 226 Exchange St. Chicopee, Ma. 01040 592-1646 - 592-9879 HENRY J. BEAUCHEMIN INSURANCE AGENCY John J. Keough Agent Phone: 532-1605 924 Chicopee St. Chicopee, Mass. 01013 Compliments of MERCURY PLASTICS FOUNDATION LACROIX MARKET LUNCHEONETTE 672 Fuller Rd. Founded 1946 Chicopee, Mass. 01020 CHICOPEE GAS HEATING and APPLIANCE SERVICE, INC. 217 Grattan St. Ch icopee, Ma. 01020 Phone: 592-5506 Chicopee St. Chicopee, Mass. Tel. 536-6622 Best wishes to one and all _ from LOT COMBO CORNER Soft Serve and Good Food 1048 Granby Rd. Chicopee, Mass. 196 PUT A PLANE IN THE AIR while you yet your future off the ground. . . % DR NATIONAL AIRPORT ’ © ?Stfkld, fifes. Looh into our college educational assistance program. call (4I3)5G$- 2I5 HERCULES VOSS REAL ESTATE 532-6276 Serving the paper industry since 1912 Residential-Commercial-Industrial Gert and Fred Voss-Brokers Chicopee office, 202 College St. Chicopee, Mass. 01020 593-5548 MIKE’S TIRE SERVICE Chicopee, Mass. 24 Hour Fleet Service 532-4183 534-0548 GRIFFIN EXPRESS, INC. Established 1926 Servicing all Mass, transfer service with connecting forwards S.F. Bakos, Jr, Pres. 140 Main St. Holyoke, Ma. 01040 197 Good Luck Comp Marching Colts Chalene Abert Karen Boisvere Tom Estabrook Bonnie Hajec Ray Hebert Paul Lafleur Denise Lesieur Sandra Richards Diane Roy Louise Auger Phil Covill Margie Forget Stephanie Headspeth Robert Homon Steve Laporte Ann Provost Nancy Rivest Christine Schelb Ann Sittard CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 CHICOPEE COMP BAND PARENTS, INC. CHICOPEE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION “Concerned educators working in behalf of students and quality education.” 198 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Comp Class of 1980 from . . . Parents COMP who BOOSTER get CLUB involved SUPER HAIR SALON 25 Center St. Chicopee, Mass. 01013 Tel. 592-4365 Special thanks to: Mr. Raymond Boulais, Yearbook Advisor Mr. Don Lendry, Josten ' s Yearbook Co. Rep. for setting the wheels in motion Mr. Larry Grenier, et. al. for their time and willingness to provide us with great photos Mrs. Julie Leonard for her leaving time in her busy schedule for advice and assistance Mr. Ernest Goff and Mr. Dana Cutter, Advisors The Class of 1980 for the $1800 boost for colored senior portraits, and their cooperation The theme of this year ' s MEMINI is appropriately Changes. Ahead of us is a decade of economic, political, scientific, and social change — a dynamic future, no matter how remote it seems, that we will inevitably share. How we meet these future changes is what the past four years have taught us, what we all have learned. MEMINI 1980 is an at- tempt to capture these last four years of prepara- tion: we leave Chicopee Comp as children of the ' 70 ' s and face our future challenge as leaders of the ' 80 ' s. In accordance with Changes, the staff has al- ready begun breaking ground with changes in ME- MINI itself. By converting to the less expensive Cam- eo program, we have been able to budget more of our funds into extra pages and a supplement. In the ensuing years of rising inflation, we feel that this package is the wisest choice, in view of the increas- ing difficulty in harnassing ads; besides, the Cameo program is more than adequate. Because we col- leced an unprecedented $5500 in advertisements, we were able to increase MEMINI 1980 to 200 pages, 8 more than usual. Also, the senior portraits have been processed in color for the first time thanks to the willing cooperation of the senior class and advisors. Finally, because we placed much more influence on the future, rather than the memories themes of past yearbooks, we infused MEMIN1 1980 with modern designs and artwork for a more futuristic appearance. We, the editors and staff, hope that we have suc- cessfully provided the Class of 1980 with a year- book that accurately reflects their lives at Chico- pee Comp. We wish you all the best of luck. Jim Moran Barb Nauman EDITORS will you change your world 200 or will it change you? ' ! J 5UPPLEfTlENT BOYS’ TRACK right to left: Row 1: Stanley Tang, Chuck Pepe, Bill Belanger, Steve Janik, Brian Lavalley, Bill Brown, Jim Maryanski, Blake Twining, Rich Madamba. Scott Jones, Mike Meckling. John Manno, Bob Fortin, Dan Delisle, Jim Hogan, Row 2: Coach Davis, Rich Martell, Sylvia Bourgeois, Dave Madamba, Bob Wilson, Jim Desjarden, Matt Trybus, Bob Lavigne, Jim Craven, Brian Higgins, Tom Driscoll, Tom LaPolice, Dave Constantine, Bob Peralt, Keith Anderson, Keith Higgins, Scott Redfern. Joe Orszulak, Dean Gadoury, Kevin Edwards, Jeff Perlik, John Perlik, John Mooney, Coach Parent GIRLS’ TRACK left to right: Row 1 : Sue Turcotte. Charlene Abert, Jeanne Zalewski, Diana Haugen, Denise Karcz. Cheryl LaPierre, Sherry Wood, Mgr. Barbara Liggon, Row 2: Kathy Ranck, Sue Delisle, Dena Liggon, Barbara Baxendale, Denise Liggon, Martha Vincent, Karen Thibault, Cheryl Geoffrion, Row 3: Karen Sargeant, Charlene Hevey, Valerie Lane, Mary Lavalley, Joanne Gregory, Lorie Boudreau, Nancy Knowles, Coach Joe Llodra, Row 4: Asst. Coach Steve Jarvis, Maria Laporte, Linda Gagne, Beth Allard BOYS’ TENNIS left to right: Row 1: John I., Keith Dibus. Marty Couture, Mark Gaudette, Bill Couture. Ouillette, Todd Rock. Rich Dutilly, Scot tCote. Marco Flemanti, Dave Uszynski, David Matzko, Iwanicki, Bob Weaver. Glenn Marion Dale John GIRLS’ VARSITY SOFTBALL left to right: Row 1: Maria Beck, Nancy Bouchard, Brenda Beaulieu, Laurie Hambley, Laurie Kowal. Barb Heroux, Row 2: Sue Courchesne, Kim Collins, Holly Cadiex, Karen Beauchemin, Tina Stepno, Coach Mary Hill GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL left to right: Row 1: Darlene Belle-Isle, Sue Fontaine, Carolyn King, Barbara Maryanski, Corinne LaVigne, Tracy Stepno, Karyn Laflamme, Row 2: Tina Stepno, Tracy Robbins, Shirley Gregory, Julie Evon, Terry Cataw, Kim Galindo, Coach Neil Martell VARSITY BASEBALL left to right: Row 1: Tom Crocheire, Tibor Kmeczik, Joe Roy, Mark Beaulieu, Ron DeSimone, Bill Deuso, Marc Brassard, Chuck Kandilis, Row 2 Al DeSimone, Kyle McClelland, Doug Solaman, Bill Thibault, Tom Galindo, Al O ' Brien, Brien Couture, John Voelker, Coach Dulchinos, John Durocher JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL left to right: Row 1: Philip Charette, David Authier, Joe Montemagni, Greg Duffy, Mark Valentine, Bill Belanski, Row 2: John Payne, Ed Loftus, Jim Champagne, Silvain Turgeon, Ed Noga, John Downs, Coach Roger Bowden GOLF TEAM left to right: Row 1: John Whittaker, Don Hamel, Row 2: Coach Kijak, Colleen Nauman, Chmiel, Mike Rondeau, Jeff Whitehead, Brian Dejordy, Tom Lingenberg, Paul Stefanelli, Bob Chmiel, Tom Demers, Mike Sweeney Due to a print er ' s er ror, the captions on page 89 in the Faculty section (ENGLISH) were not printed. Below is the proper listing. 1. Roger Bowden 2. Christopher Geanacoupolos 3. Arnold Huhtamaki 4. Christine Lukas 5. Phyllis Good- rich-Dept. Chairman 6. Paul Midura 7. Roseanne Chojnowski 8. Charles Coscore 9. Raymond Boulais 10. Mar- guerite Decker 11. Frederick Check- wicz 12. Joyce Caldwell 13. Mary Rodgers 14. Judith Segzdowicz 15. Sidney Paul 16. Walter Stachura 17. Cecile Costello 18. Kathleen Baker 19. Judith Czeluzniak SENIOR PROM The Chicopee Comprehensive Class of 1980 Senior Prom was ho sted at the Fairview Knights of Columbus Hall on May 30, 1980. Music was pro- vided by the Continentals with dancing until midnight. Each senior was presented with a brandy snifter engraved with the night ' s theme: We May Never Pass This Way Again”, a song composed and popularized by performers Seals and Crofts. Nearly all the seniors turned out for the occasion which became a night that each will al- ways remember fondly. SENIOR BANQUET The 1980 Senior Banquet, held at Chez Josef Restaurant in Agawam on the evening of June 5, was the seniors ' last convention before graduation the following evening. After a sitdown dinner and a series of speeches by the administration, Memini 1980 was presented to the class by editors James Moran and Barbara Nauman and dedicated to Vice Principal Julie Leonard. Music and dancing followed with the help of the Continentals. The seniors were in a very happy, very rowdie mood whether they were dancing, signing autographs, or just talking with good friends. Graduation night, June 6, 1980, will always be remembered as beautiful for the students, parents, and friends who attended. The exercises were performed on the renovated football field below the stuffed-to- capacity bleachers - an audience well over two thousand. After the guests were greeted, salutatorian James Morgan and Valedictorian Barbara Liggon delivered the ad- dress and farewell speeches re- spectively. Presently, Mayor Kumor presented each senior with a diplo- ma and a handshake. Finally, class president Bart Boissonneault dis- solved the Class of 1980 and led them away as graduates. GRADUATION