Chicopee High School - Memini Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1981 volume:

MEMINI 1981 r- (N oo o CCHS Library I Memini 1981 Volume Eighteen To Douglas Gray, vocational director, who “builds” rainbows each school day — by understanding student needs, by talking with students on a one-to-one basis, by striving to know each of the vocational stu- dents by name, by visiting the shops often. Though he becomes quite busy with admin- istrative duties, he is never too occupied that he may lose touch with the students. He is an educator of concern, understand- ing, and pride. i I I Contents Dedication 2 Opening - ■ Seniors 15 U nderclassmen 51 Specialized Academics 67 Faculty 81 Sports 101 Activities 135 Acknowledgement 174 Advertisements 175 f SENIORS Jackie Baulding, Cheryl Geoffrion, Sue Nadeau SPECIALIZED ACADEMICS Sue Nadeau UNDERCLASSMEN Laurie Hambley 4 SPORTS Assistant Kim Collins, Coleen Nauman FACULTY Cindy Ringenbach ACTIVITIES Sue Tetreault Editors ADVERTISING Kim Garvin, Keith Roy ART Michelle Geoffrion, Assistant Ross Viens PHOTOGRAPHY Brian Wright, Stuart Ritter YEARBOOK SECRETARY Lori St. Germain SUBSCRIPTIONS Michelle Boivin, Diana Monahan EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Robin Roy S 1 ENTERING Comprehensive, one is entering the future. Well-equipped in various preoccupational training. Comp shapes lives and destinies each day. For those students interested in attending college. Advanced Placement courses in such subjects as English and Chemistry are excellent preparatory sessions. The design to choose schedules fairly independently by expanding on guidelines may be one of the greatest assets of the school, allowing individuals to perhaps uncover what they want to pursue in life. J 6 The vocational section is, of course, a unique opportunity to acquire valuable techniques for job placement after high school. Permitting all students to partake in business classes. Comp provides the basis to learn useful skills in typing, bookkeeping, office machines, and shorthand. Telecommunications supplies photography background; independent studies allow students to participate in in-depth subject concentration and range. Work-study programs, music, computer math, art and home-economics — all present paramount chances to improve or discover abilities, occupational or general. The educational focus of Comprehensive is its strongest link to the future. 7 8 Extra- Curricular activities also may set precedents for further study, hobbies, or even possible careers. Office aides may continue their work beyond secondary school; library aides may become profession- al librarians. Hobbies in photography, drama, or astronomy may continue and develop. The debate team, newspaper, and student council are educational experiences, providing insight and awareness. Athletics also play an important role in understanding teamwork and coop eration. After-school organizations build knowledge of leadership, diligence, and perseverance. I ■1 The faculty at Comprehensive is a fine one, molding futures in every class. Teachers, counselors, administrators, and personnel are adept in listening, understanding, sympathizing, and of course, instructing. One’s best friend can be a counselor. 1 13 striving. winning, climbing. and yes, losing, too sometimes all help to build your tomorrow. Comprehensive High School has begun your rainbow. As you leave school for the final time, you hold your future in the palm of your hand, to build your rainbow to its fullest, brighest arch. “Rainbows are memories Sweet dream reminders. What is it you’d like to do?” 14 Mr. Bowden Advisor Holly Cadieux Secretary Riina Koivisto Finland Mr. Martell Advisor RONALD S. ABOOD Wilbur 126 Dixie Ter German Club 2-4, Sportsman Club 3, Physics Club 3, NHS JAMES M. ADAMS Jim 522 Chicopee St, DAVID P. AINSBURG 95 Lukasik Ave. HOWARD D. ALTMAN 51 Falmouth Rd. NHS DIANE L. ANDERSON Dee Dee j 32 Nassau St. JOHN M. ARCAND 167 Silvin Rd. Drama Club 4, Homeroom Rep. 1 GLENN F. ARCHAMBAULT Archie 37 Hampshire St. JUDITH M. ARMJTAGE Judie 46 Columba St. Catch ya Jater CRAJG E. ASSELJN ji 20 Asselin St. i ' . I feel badly. k Freshman baseball 1 , JV baseball 2, Homeroom Rep. 1-4, NHS SHAWN D. ASSELJN 47 Wallace Ave. MICHELE BABJJ Meesh 107 Beauregard Ter. ANDREW W. BAKES Andy 70 Columbia St. CHRISTINA J. BANISTER |! Chris 20 Oakwood St. Suurre! I Chorus 2-4, VP 3, Secretary 4, 1 Library Aid 3-4 DONALD G. BARRE Donny 18 Tourtellotte St. What do you mean? Freshman Baseball These guys are so immature! (Andy Bakes) SMILE! (Rae Chapman) DAMON BASTON 206 Fletcher Cir. lACQUELYNN BAULDING 385 Irene St. Listen, Bucko! ' ' , It kills me! ' ' Band 1 -4 (V.P. 3), Cadettes 3-4, Yrbk. Sr. Ed. 4, Studt. Coun. 4, DEBORAH L. BARTON Debbie 16 Ducharme Ave. DECA 4 BARBARA BAXENDALE Baxie 43 Shirley St. Swimming 1-4, Track 2-4, Pep Club 2, Hiking 3, Photo 4, Drama 4 I DAVID F. BARTULA Dave I 80 Stedman St. 1 Alright Swimming 2 MICHELLE A. BEANE Beannie 120 Rivers Ave. I want to go home! DECA 4 KAREN M. BEAUCHEMIN Beauch, Slugger 131 Deslauriers St. Wow-Man! Varsity Sftball. 1-3, Pep Club 1-3, Varsity Soccer 2,3 ROY D. BEAUDOIN Bear 31 Briere Dr. GLEN A. BEAULIEU 137 Ingham St. Freshman Football 1 ROBERT A. BEAULIEU Rob 101 Summit Ave. MARIA L. BECK JOHN P. BELISLE MiMi 81 Chapel 193 Lange vin St. Wo - Nellie! V. Soccer 3,4, Softball 1-4, Photo 2-4, Library Aide 2,3 LYNN A. BELLEROSE 12 Allen St. Cheerleading 3 BRIAN R. BENSCH Dutch 88 Loomis Dr. Quiet! DAVID P. BERGERON Dave 108 Boulay Cir. This is worth more than anything you own! Pro Merito, NHS THOMAS ]. BIGDA 120 Columba St, Oh, Wow Football 1-3, Home Room Rep. 2,3 GWEN R. BOISVERT 203 Montcalm St. Give me a break! Swimming 1-4, Track 1,2,4, Studt. Coun. 1-3, Pro Merito, NHS, Boys ' Swim. Manq. 2 RICHARD A. BERGERON Elvis 34 Ross Ave. Kiss my grits SHERRY BOGART 28 Atkins St. FRANCIS BOIVIN 1578 Donohue Rd. Boy ' s Swimming 3-4 NANCY I, BERTHIAUME Kid 43 Asselin St. IAN L. BOGDANOVICH 34 Anson St. MICHELLE M, BOIVIN Shelly 124 Cyran St. Chrld. 2-3, H.R. Rep 2-4, Yrbk. Subs, Ed. 4, Co-Chair. Jr. Prom, Spaghetti Supper 4 LORI S. BETOURNAY 21 Eair St. Home room Representative 2-4 MARY V. BOISELLE 6 Lombard St. Ya know what I mean DEBRA A. BOLDUC Debbi 258 Eletcher Cir. H.R. Rep 2-4, Co-Chair. Ir. Prom, Swim Tm. 1, Yrbk. Subs. 4, Spag. Supp., Sr. Prom Comm. DOREEN M. BOLDUC 85 Allred St. Flags 2-4 JAMES BOMBARDIER Rocky 64 Artasin St. Get lost Stick with me, kid. I ' ll make you a star. (Mary Russo, Debbie Bolduc) 19 Are you sure this is where powder puff practice is? (Joann Champagne) SYLVIE M. BOURGEOIS Bouge 1012 Chicopee St. ya know Chrld. 2-3, B.Ed. Chronicle 4, NHS, Trk. I, Yrk. Sub, S. Supp. DANIEL BOUTIN Danny 22 Huntseat Dr. TAMMY M. BRATCHER Tam 91 Davis Rd. Grow up! LINDA M. BREAULT Pokey 80 Olea Street Hun Chrlead. 3, Jr. Prom Comm, Sr. Prom Comm., Cot. Comm. 4 JACQUELINE M. BOUCHARD Bouch 77 Olea St. You know what I mean? IV Cheerleading 1, Track 1, JV Hockey 2, Art Club 4 SUSAN L. BOVARD Sue 207 Jacob St. DECA, Pro Merito, NHS DEBORAH B. BROWN Quacks 158 Mt. Vernon St. Band 1-4, Yrbk. Ad. Staff 4, Student Council 4, Band Sec. 4, Sr. Prom Comm., N.H.S. JEFFERY A. BOUCHARD Bouch 76 Pembroke Place JV Hockey 1-2, V. Hockey 3-4 MICHELLE A. BRASSARD Mich 16 Berger St. Skiing 2-4, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Prom Comm. Spag. Supper 4, Cot. Comm. 4 SUSAN M. BUCHANAN Buchy 960 Chicopee Street Ski 2, Class Sec. 2,3, Student Coun. 2,3, Latin Club 3,4, N.H.S. ANDREW BULECZA 39 Ivy Street CONNIE F. BULLOCK 39 Cowan Ave. J.V. Chrlead. 2, V. Chrlead. 4, Cotillion Comm. 4 DENISE M. BUSHEY 100 Laclede Ave. Pro Merito, N.H.S. ROBERT R. BUSKEY Robby 5- A Ludlow Rd. i 20 HOLLY A. CADIEUX 640 Pendleton Ave. ' ' Hi! You ' re silly! V. Soc, 3-4 (Co-Cap. 3), Sftbl. 2- 4, Swim Tm. 3, Jr. Sr. Prom Com., Pep Cl., Class Sec.4,NHS ANTHONY G. CHAMPAGNE 679 Britton St. PAUL S. CHMURA Emile 805 McKinstry Ave. ROBIN COAKLEY 246 Slate Road National Honor Society NANCY D. CAOUETTE Moo- Moo 41 Chartier Dr. I.V. Cheerleading 2, V. Cheerleading 3,4, Sr. Prom Comm., N.H.S, IOANN CHAMPAGNE 62 Ludger Ave. Soccer 3,4, French Club 1 ,2, Boys Baseball Manager 2 LYNNE A. CHRETIEN 1087 Prospect St. It ' s cool Concert Chorus 4 DANIEL L. CARON Dumbo 24 Leo Dr. ROBERT CHAPDELAINE 15 Raylo Ct. lACQUELINE I. CARTIER 153 Grattan St. Really? I.V. Chrld. 1, V. 2-4 (Co-Cap. 4), H.R. Rep. 2-4, Yrbk. Sub. 4, NHS, Cotil, Ir. S r. Prom Corns. ANDREE CHAREST 15 Hillside Ave. CHARLES M. CHRISTIAN Mark 189 Casey Dr. Ski Team 1-4, Track 2 CHRISTOPHER CLAPP 89 Montgomery St. No free samples! (Lisa Dulchinos, Dean Gadoury, Sue Buchanan) KIMBERLY A. COLLINS 135 Langevin St. Studt. Coun. 2-4 (Pres. 4), H.R. Rep. 2-3, Sftbl. 1-4, F. Hcky. 1-4 Bsktbl. 2, Mgr. 3-4, Ger. Cl. 4, Spts. Ed. 4, Pro Merito 21 Look out world, here I come! (Ddni DeCaro) DONNA M, COTE 9 Keddy Blvd. SHEILA I. COUTURE Cooch 46 Kaveny Street JEAN M. COTE leannie 207 Telegraph Ave. But, Officer Hiking 4, Yearbook Ad. 4 WILLIAM L. COUTURE Kootch 1549 Westover Rd. Football 1,3,4, Tri-Capt. 4, Tennis 1-4, Capt. 4, N.H.S. PAUL L. CYR SHERRY L. DAVIS 239 College Street 967 Prospect Street Hi Kids ' Varsity Cheerleading 3,4 BONNIE ]. CONROY Bon 12 Cater Street Yearbook Subs. 4, National Honor Society LINDA M. COULOMBE Sunshine 270 College Street Take a hike! Hiking, H.R. Rep. 9, Chorus MICHAEL E . CRADY Mike 7 Emery St. DANIELA A. DECARO Dani 994 Montgomery St. Ohh, Baby! JOHN ]. CONROY 8 Schley Street Gimme a break SUSAN L. COURCHESNE 47 Dunn Street Sftbll. 1-4, Band 1-4, Girls ' Bsktbll. Mngr. 1-4, District Band 1-4, All-N.E. Band 3,4, All-State Band 3, All-East. Band 4, N.H.S. JAMES R. CRAVEN Jim 30 Montvue Street Track 1-4, Soccer 1,2, Cross Country 3 PETER F. DEFREECE Pete 90 Mandalay Rd. Varsity Swimming 2-4, Hiking Club 4 22 BRIAN I. DEJORDY 23 Brightwood St. Catch ya later!” J.V. Hockey 1, V. Hockey 2,3, Golf 1-4 DOUGLAS P. DESLAURIERS Doug 470 Grattan St. PAMELA J. DILLON Pam 306 Irene St. Oh, Great!” Track 1,2, Cross Country 2 GREGORY I. DUFFY 21 Alfred St. lAMES D. DELUDE Jim 25 Oakwood St, Soccer 1-4, National Honor Society SUSAN R. DESORCY Sue” 76 Simone Road CYNTHIA R. DION Cindy 20 Ingham St. I ' m NOT Kidding! (Jim Craven, Doug Deslauriers) SUSAN I. DELISLE Mini 52 White Birch Ave. F. Hcky 1-4, H.R. Rep. 2-4, V. Sftbl. Mgr 2, Trk 3, Studt, Coun 4, Ger, Club 4, Pro Merito, NHS MARK A. DESMARTEAU Marky 128 Eicon Dr. Say, Bub” ANDRE I. DION 71 Jennings St. N.H.S. IRENE E. DUFRESNE 94 Grattan St. Thank God It ' s Friday” Field Hockey 1 , Basketball 1 , Intramurals 1 ,2,3 THOMAS A. DEMERS Tom 95 Nash Street Baseball 1,2, Soccer 1-4, Hockey 1 ,2, Golf 3,4, Latin 3,4, Pro Merito, N.H.S. GUY R. DESROCHERS Guy 213 Lafayette St. What?” JOANNE K. DION Joe-Joe 186 Grattan St. DECA 4 23 What do you mean, You have Superglue on your hands? (Mary Russo, Sue Fontaine) LISA M. DULCHINOS 71 Hearthstone Terr. Cheerleading 1,2, H.R. Rep. 1-3, Pro Merito, N.H.S. TERRI L. DUMALA 306 Mandalay Rd. Ski Team 3,4 ICHAR Rich 28 Dallaire Ave. V. Soccer 3,4, F. BsktblL, J.V. Bsktbl V, Bsktbll. 4, V. Tennis 3,4, Pro Merito, N.H.S. GERALD H. DURAND Gerry 68 Simone Rd. That ' s what she said. NORM AND M. EVON 183 Holyoke Ave. You ' re hurting V. Hockey 3, Boys ' State 3, Cross Country 4, N.H.S. LISA M. FAGULLAR Shorty 29 Marcelle St. HEATHER M. FLUET 49 Leo Drive LISA M. FONTAINE 45 Felix Street It ' s been real! 24 SUSAN L. DZIALO 33 Dallaire Ave. Latin Club 3,4, Tennis 2,3, N.H.S. ANTHONY I. FECTEAU Tony 42 Woodcrest Cir. Photography 4, Hiking Club 4, Journalism 4, H.R. Rep. 1, N.H.S. PHIL C. FONTAINE Chewby 24 Cadieux Ave. This is true. Swimming 3 TAMMY A. EMOND Kid 1009 Prospect St. For the love of Pete Drama Club 3,4 KAREN M. FLEURY 627 Chicopee St. SUSAN M. FONTAINE 66 Fair Street IV Sftbl 2-3, Lat. Cl 3, H.R. Rep 1-4, Studt. Coun 4, ]r. Sr. Prom Comms., Spag. Supp., Cotil. Comm., Yrbk. Subs. 4.NHS 1 VIVIAN R. FONTAINE Viv 44 Ohio Ave, You know!” Chorus 1-4, Madrigals 4 DEAN R. GADOURY 62 Clairmont Ave. Knock it off” Boy ' s St. 3, Football 1-4, Bsktbll. 1,2,3 Trek. 1-4, State S.A.C. 3, Latin 3,4, N.H.S., Pro Merito. LUIS R. GARCIA 409 Irene St. Studt Coun 2-4, H.R. Rep 2, Span Cl. 1-3, Jr Prom Comm., Math Tm 3-4, Yrbk Ad. 4, Band 1-4, Spag. Supp 4, Pro Mento, HOLLY A. GAY Ary 136 Montgomery St. But why?” Pro Merito, N.H.S. RANDY E. FORCIER 5 Savory Dr. ANGELA GADSON KIMBERLY A. GARVIN Kim 143 Leo Dr. Band 1-4, H.R. Rep 3, Toys Tots 3-4, Studt Coun 4, Yrbk Subs 2, Yrbk Adv Ed 4, Pro Merito, NHS JODIE L. GENTILE 18 Stanley Ct. Rainbows-n-Luv” Track 2, Pep Club 2, V. Soccer Mgr. 3,4 Cotillion Comm. 2. THERESA A. FREDERICK Terry 153 Ward St. H.R. Rep. 2,3,4, Ir. Prom Comm. Sr. Prom Comm., N.H.S. , Pro Merito BARBARA L. GAGNON BABS 71 Nye St. MARK T. GAUDET 44 Providence St. Tennis 1-4, National Honor Society CHRIS E. FREY 994 Montgomery St. THOMAS GALINDO Tom 28 Andover Rd. V. Football 3,4, V. Hockey 2,3,4, V. Baseball 3,4. GARY R. GAUTHIER 149 Cyran St. Good One!” Basketball, 2, Baseball 1 ,2,4, Cross Country 2,3,4, Pro Merito, N.H.S. Did you know that many parts of the geranium are edible? (Jody Gentile) 25 1 itSic’ Ken Gregoire caught at an unusually quiet moment. GARY A. GIGUERE 35 Falmouth Rd. JOAN K. GLANVILLE 460 Irene St. MARY LYNN GORMAN 662 Amherst Rd. South Hadley H.R. Rep. 2, Madrigal 3-4, Drama 4, ]r. Prom Comm., French 2-3, Yrbk. Photo 4 rHOMAS A. GREANEY 105 Memorial Dr. CHERYL A. GEOFFRlOiJ 56 Hansen St. Give me a break! IV Bsktbl 1-2, Trk 1-4, F Hcky 2- 3, Sr Prom, Cotil 4, Studt C 1-2, Pro Mento, Yrbk Sr Ed, NHS JODY L. GODDING Jo 19 Julia ave. Not Anymore Deca 4 KENNETH J. GREGOIRE 1001 Prospect St. Oh, Well Band 2-4, Cadettes 3,4, H.R. Rep. 3,4, Sr. Prom Comm. JOHN E. GRIFFIN 20 Columbia St. LISA I. GRILLEY Lee 5 Tenny St. KENNETH M. GUERTJN 46 Cinnamon Dr. JODY T. GIBLO 24 Four St. WILLIAM E. GOLDRICK III Bill 234 Old Lyman Rd. ROGER L. GREGOIRE Rog 626 McKinstry Ave. Get The mop RAYMOND J.P. GUILBERT Ray 200 Fuller Rd. Pretty Ex! 26 DEBORAH E. HALE Debbie 23 Bennett Street Band 2, H.R. Rep. 2,3,4, Ir. Prom Comm. Sr. Prom Comm. DONNA M. HELIE ■ Smilely 157 Trilby Ave. Hi Goobie! JAMES E. HOGAN Hoge 109 Edge wood Ave. Football 1-4, Track 1-4, Attendance Sheet Distributor 4 STEVEN T. HAMEL Steve 65 Eicon Dr. Go tor itl BARBARA A. HEROUX Bubby 68 Cote Ave. Hi, Hon V. Soccer 2,3,4, ].V. Bsktbll. 2, V. MICHAEL HOROSZEWSKI NORMAND I. HEBERT Norm 105 Britton St. MICHAEL A. HECKSTALL Blackjack 1151 Memorial Dr. What ' s up? Band 1-4, Track 4 RONALD R. HEROUX JR. Ron 28 Julia Ave. Take A Break Fr. Bsktbl, Cr Coun 4, Drama (Treas 3, Pres 4), Math Tm 3-4 MARK G. HORTIE Crazy 18 Edward St. Say what? MARY E. HERRON LINDA M. HOULE Houleo 105 Langevin St. H.R. Rep. 2, Cheerleading 1, Art Club 4 CATHERINE A. HOWARD Howard 34 Reedstone Ave. Give me a break! Hiking Club 1 ,2, German Club 3, Latin Club 4, N.H.S. KENNETH G. HRYCAY Tubber 22 Emery St. Excellent N.H.S. TA-DAA! (Mike Heckstall) 27 But I DO have a doctor ' s excuse! (Mare Kulig) WENDY L. HUGHES Punkin 6-A Maple Hill Court CHRISTINE ]. IZATT Chris 25 Woodland Ave. I.V. Softball 2 PAUL E. lERZ Quincy 87 Old Farm Rd. You wanna make a bet? National Honor Society JANET M. JACKMAN 252 Montcalm St. MICHAEL D. JURKOWSKI Mike 168 Silvin Rd. Co-op. 3-4, Cabinet Shop DWAYNE A. JACKSON 1151 Memorial Dr. Freshman Football LORI KAPINOS 140 Columba St. BRI AN KENNEDY 187 Pondview Dr. TIMOTHY P. KENNEY Tim 47 Cecile Dr. Co-op. 3-4 WILLIAM E. KING Bill 1 1 Tenney St. Football 1-4, Ski 1-4, Baseball 1- 2, Home Room Rep. 1-4 RICHARD P. ISOM Rick 68 Hudson Ave. Hi Luv Cross Country 2 MARC H. JEFFRIES 1 1 1 Schoolhouse Rd. Yea, will see you later Freshman Soccer Freshman Basketball EDWARD F. KELLIHER Ed 6 Schorr St. Machine Shop 2-4, National Honor Society BRIAN S. KIRKPATRICK Kirk 103 Oakridge St. Electrical Shop 1-4 28 PATRICIA A. KLEIN Patty 49 Boutin St. KATHLEEN A. KRZANIK Kathy 1 19 Meadow St. ' ' Welimil!! LAURA L. LACASSE 37 Providence St. I Love It RENEE I. LAFLAMME 865 Montgomery St. Office Aid 1-4 MARIE M. KORNACKI 19 Douglas Cir. It ' s Beautiful MARYANN KULIG Mare, Cha- Cha 1 17 Simonich Cir. Oh, Wow, Man! Toys For Tots, Pro Merito, National Honor Society DEAN C. LACOSSE 22 Lombard St. Freshman Football, J.V. Swimming LISA A. KOTFILA 15 lanine St. ' Td like to thank The Academy JOHN F. KOZIOL Special K 511 Sheridan St. Really Football 1-2,4, Basketball 1 STEPHEN M. LABONTE Doctor 26 Dublin St. You better believe it National Honor Society LINDA L. LAFLAMME 8 Riverview Place LISA M. LABRIE Labriiski 23 Dallaire Ave. V. Soccer 2, Class Treasurer 2- 4, Ski 2-4, Studt Coun. 2-4, French Club 4, Hiking Club 4 MICHELLE L. LAFLAMME 32 Shirley St. Majorette 1, Head Majorette 2-3, Track 2, H.R. Rep. 1-4, Photo 4, Student Council 4, Pro Merito National Honor Society GERARD P. LAFLEUR They call me the Special K! (John Koziol) Gerry 28 Sherbrook St. Soccer 1-4, Ski Team 1-4, Tennis 2 29 ROXANNE LAJEUNESSE 798 Grattan St. ANN A, LANGLAIS 79 Shephard St. ROBERT I. LATOUR Rob 89 Casey Drive Hey what ' s happening? Cross Country 2-3, Track 2-3, National Honor Society The Twilight Zone (Sixth Period Study) SANDRA M. LANDRY Sandy 75 Dale St. V. Soccer 2, Homeroom Rep. 2, ].V. Softball 2, I.V. Basketball 1-2, V. Basketball 3-4 KAREN M. LANG 433 Prospect St. Ski Team 2-3-4, Photo Club 3-4 CYNTHIA A. LAROCHE Cindy 87 Cyran St. I.V. Softball 2, Latin Club 4, Photo Club 4, V. Softball 4 LISA I. LATERREUR 38 Parenteau Dr. “You Know Tennis 2, DECA 4 DIANE T. LEMANSKI Dee 695 Britton St. Softball 2, National Honor Society 30 LAURIE A. LEMAY Lemay 783 McKinstry Ave. Can you relate to that? Tennis 2, Yrbk. Photo Staff 4, Photo Club 4 DAVID R. LAMBERT 95 Acker Circle DEBORAH A. LAPLANTE Little Deb 295 College St. ROBERT LAVIGNE Bob, Rob 86 Fernwood St. He goes. He goes . . . Basketball 1, Football 3-4, Track 3-4, Intra. Basketball 2-3-4 DAVID J. LETASZ Coolcat 1600 Westover Road Freshman Soccer 1 , I.V. Soccer 2-3 EUGENE M. LEPAGE 103 Chapel St. National Honor Society DONNA G. LEUTSCH Leutsch 19 Sandra St. Oh Lord! National Honor Society JACQUELINE I. LIZOTTE Munchkin, IP 63 Chapel St. Oh Boy!! This is Great!!! Cheerleading 1-4, French Club 1 , Prom Comm. 3, HR. Rep. 2-4 STEPHEN T. MACIASZEK Steve 52 Taylor St. I don ' t knov ' ' Latin 4, Pro Merito, National Honor Soc. RICHARD A. LIBERTY 135 McKinstry Ave. STEPHEN E. LOFTUS Steve 52 Paul Ave. DAVID A. MADAMBA 168 Mountain view St. Var.Cross Country 1-4 CoCapt. 4, Track 1-4, Boy ' s St. 3, Math Team 3,4, Physics Club, Pro Merito, NHS, Who ' s Who DENA M. LIGGON Legs 213 Asselin St. Soc 2-4, Trk 1-4, H.R. Rep. 1-4, Studt Coun 3-4, Drm 2, Frch 4, Hiking 4, Chorus 1-4, NHS STEPHANIE L. LOMAX 47 Parenteau Dr. Spanish Club, Hiking Club KENNETH L. MADAMBA 168 Mountainview St. Cl VP 4, Cr Coun 1-4 (CoCapt. 4), Track 1-4, State 3, Who ' s Who 3, StuCo 4, Phy 4, Chem Tm 4, Math Tm 3,4, Pro Merito, N.H.S. DENISE L. LIGGON Legs 213 Asselin St. Trk 1-4, Soc 2-4, Drama Cl. 2, French 4, Spag Supp 3, Lib Aid 3-4, Pro Merito, NHS SHARON M, LONG 691 Britton St, Deca 4. DAWN E. MAINVILLE Tootie 5 Westport Dr. Never Mind Hnr Guard 1 , R Squad 2-4, Asst. Riile Capt. 4, Cadettes 2-4 DANIEL I. MAJOR Maje 26 Beaudry Ave. You clown Sportsmen Club 3, Astronomy Club 4. RAYMOND W. MARCHAND Where is everybody? (Danny Major) 175 South St. 31 It ' s O.K., I ' m in the band. (Akira Murakami) DAVID R. MARTINEAU 1 104 Granby Rd. Cool Fresh. Soccer, ].V. Soccer 3. DAWN E. MAYER 60 Providence St. What d ' ya say Var. Cheerleading 3,4, H.R. Rep 3,4 Jr. Prom Comm., Yrbk. Subs 4, Latin Club 3 N.H.S. MARK A. MASZTAL 269 College St. ' ello! Soccer I , Art Club 3, Astronomy 4, JEAN M. McCarthy Mac 122 Beauregard Terr. Track I, Cheerleading 2,3. DIANE M. McKINNON Di 82 St. Jacques Ave. I don ' t care! KAREN A. MEGLIOLA Meggie 2 Ednsons Ct. Cheerleading 2,3, H. R. Rep. 3,4. AMY M. MARKWITH Shorty 54 Stanley Ct. Oh, God Sr. Prom Comm., Cotillion 4. WILSON MATHIESON 55 Paul Ave. Var. Hockey 1-4. KYLE M. McClelland Clyde 126 Longwood Dr. Hockey 1-4, Tri- Capt, 4, Bsbll. 1- 4, Soccer 1 ,2, Football 3,4, Boys ' State, Chronicle 3-4 SHARON M. MENARD 174 Old Lyman Rd. National Honor Society. RICKEY A. MARTIN 101 Poplar St. HAROLD T. MATTSON Tim 97 Oakwood St. Soccer 1 ,2. TRISHA L. McELWEY 21 Oakridge St. Don ' t ask me. Color Guard 1 , Rifle Squad 2-4, Latin Club 1 , Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. Cotillion 4, N.H.S. KIMBERLEE A. MERCIER Kimsie 1 19 Longwood Dr. Track 2 RENE I. NADEAU 175 Pendexter Ave. 1 didn ' t do it! DONALD R. MONGEAU Don 27 Lauzier Terr. BRENDA MORIN 140 Asselin St. BARBARA MOZELESKI Barb 27 Casey Drive Guidance Aide 3,4, Pro Merito, Nat ' l. Honor Society. KIMBERLY E. MEUNIER Kim 103 Sheridan St. BARBARA NADEAU 33 Leary St. LINDA M. MICHAUD 25 Walter St. DECA, National Honor Society. CHRISTINA J. MOREAU Chris 14 Ferry St. ' Well, excuse me! Track 2. CAROL A. MIZENKO 1 17 Deslauriers St, SANDRA J. MOREAU Sandy 25 Edbert St. DECA 4. KELLY A. MURRAY 129 Prospect St. You ' re kidding Wallflower? {Bob Morel) DIANA L. MONAHAN Di 49 Old Farm Rd. Softball 1 , Field Hockey 2-4, Track 2, Yearbook Subs. 4, Spaghetti Supper 4. ROBERT MOREL D-Day 13 Harvey St. What ' s your problem? DECA 4. CYNTHIA MYSLINSKI 163 Shephard St. 33 I didn ' t think it was that funny. (Sue Nadeau, Mark Masztal) COLEEN S. NAUMAN 122 Woodcrest Dr. Cl Pres 4. NHS, Band 1-4, Dr Ma), S. Coun 3-4, G State 3, Dbt Mdl Con 3-4, HR Rep 1-3, Golt, Undrcls Ed 3, Sports Ed 4, Frolics JOHN P. NIMCHICK Dad 640 Chicopee St. Chorus 2-4, Madrigal 2-4, Hiking Cl. 3,4, French Cl. 4, Soccer 1,2, Sportsmen Cl. 3 GERALD F. NELSON Gerry Fred 1092 Granby Rd. Drama 3,4, L ' Esprit 3,4 TIMOTHY ]. NOONAN T.I. 15 Parenteau Dr. Drama Cl. 4, Chorus 2-4, Madrigal 3,4, Pres. 4, Hiking Cl. 2-4, Swim Team 3 AUGUSTINA O ' BRIEN PETER ORWAT Tina 71 Garland St. 1200 Grattan St. SUZANNE M. NADEAU 793 Pendleton Ave. Fr Cl. (Treas 3, Pres 4), Madrigal 3 (Treas 4), As Schls Mtch Wits 3-4, Dr 4, Toys Tots 4, Yrbk S. 2, Sr Ed 4, Pro Merito DAVID ]. NAGINEWICZ 110 Fernwood St. JONNA M. NELSON DAVID A. NIEMIEC 16 Berger St. 183 Silvin Rd. Track 1 CATHY A. NORTON Katie 46 Deslauriers St. V Soccer 2, IV 3, Pep Club 2 (Pr. 3), H.R. Rep. 4, Office Aide 1-2, Farm, lohn ' s Barn. 2 DALE M. OUELLETTE 123 Mountainview St. Track 1,2, Intramural Bsktbll. 2, Volleyball 4 ALAN S. O ' BRIEN 24 Silvin Rd. Baseball 1-4, Intramural Bsktbll. 1-3, Volleybll. 4, N.H.S. DENISE M. PAGE Page 647 Pendleton Ave. Ex” Latin Club 4 34 CATHERINE PAOLLUCCI 988 Prospect St. MICHAEL G, PAQUETTE Mike 1071 Prospect St. STEVEN E. PARTRIDGE Steve 1 1 1 8th Ave. BRUCE W. PELLETIER 87 Blanchwood Ave. What ' s up? Varsity Sv imming 3,4. TERRI A. PHANEUE 160 lacob St. Wow! Hiking 1-4, German Cl. 1-4, Ir. Prom Comm., Yrbk. Adv. 4, Spag. Supp., Pro Merito, NHS DANIEL L. PAUL Danny 272 Skeel St. Hang loose. Astronomy Club 4. EDWARD M. PELLETIER 20 Overlook Dr. JOANNE T. PICARD Jo 19 Asselin St. Excellent National Honor Society. DONALD R. PARE Myran 1 10 Blanchard St. What ' s up? Swimming 3, Co-op 3,4 SUZANNE T. PAUL 54 Bardon St. MICHAEL T. PENDRICK 582 Broadway St. DANIEL H. PARROW 59 Colonial St. Relax. PATRICIA M. PELLAND Trish 16 Garland St. Get going. H.R. Rep 4, Olfice Aide 1-3, Farm John ' s Barn. 3 JENNIFER M. PETE Jenny 65 Parenteau Dr. German Club 4. God ' ll get you tor that, Stuart!! (Cathy Norton) 35 I chose this background to go with my purse ... uh ... I mean . . my camera case. (Stuart Ritter) DENISE M. PLANTE 924 McKinstry Ave. Ma) 1-2, Ril 3-4, Ski 3, G. St 3, Lat 3-4, HR Rep 1-4, Student Coun 4, Ir Sr Prom, Pro Merito, NHS, Cotil. Comm 3 CAROL A. POWTAK 65 Harrington Rd. Oh well. Life goes on. I.V. Basketball 1,2, V. 3,4, German Club 1-4, Pro Merito, NHS NANCY G. RAINEY Nan 27 Bostwick Lane Such is life! Band Honor Guard 1, Rifle 3 KEVIN PLANTE 121 Arcade St. DONNA M. PRAY 1 17 Mary St. Cheerleading 1,2, Class Vice President 2,3, Student Coun. 2,3 KATHLEEN M. RANCK Kath 391 Montcalm St. F. Hckey 1-4, Trk. 1-4, Studt. Coun 1-4, HR Rep 1-4, G. Bsktbl. Mngr 3-4, Pro Merito, NHS LISA D. PIQUETTE Lis 38 Boulay Cir. French Club Treasurer 4 DONALD 1. POTTER Potterpuff 175 Grattan St. DOUGLAS ]. PROVOST Fred 23 Ludger Ave. Hey, chief! BRIAN RANEY 63 Farmington St. BRIAN M. PISTEY Hulk 36 Sesame Dr. Freshman Football BETH A. POUDRIER 27 Dickinson St. Girls ' Tennis 1-4, H.R. Rep. 1-3, Boys ' V. Soccer Manager 4 KATHERYN L. PRUYNE National Honor Society JOHN REARDON J.I. 90 Leona Ave. I CYNTHIA A. RINGENBACH 16 Lavoie Dr. HR Rep 3-4, Studt Coun 4, Facty Ed 4, German 1-4 (Pres 3), Chair Toys Tots 4, CoChair Spag Sup 4, Hiking 1-2, Sr Prom, Subs, NHS KEVIN P. ROBERTS 26 Boulay Cir. LINDA I. ROBINSON Lynn 54 Stewart St. German Club 1. STUART RITTER 72 Farmington St. You ' ll get it when I graduate. Band 1-4, Studt. Coun 4, Soc. 4, Yrbk Photo Ed 4, Cadettes Quar. Mstr. 3-4 Frolira Mnr 9-4 DONNA M. ROBILLARD 48 Allen St. German Club 2,3, Hiking Club 2, Alt. H.R. Rep. 4, Yrbk. 4, N.H.S. lOSEPH P. RODA loe 70 Larchmont St. Life goes on. CORINNE C. ROMANOWICZ 22 Simone Rd. STEVEN F. RONDEAU 1540 Donahue Rd. National Honor Society. DAVID K. ROBERTS Midnight Rider 28 Edenson Ct. KEITH P. ROBERTS 26 Boulay Cir. TIMOTHY E. ROBILLARD 111 Robie 73 Ferry St. CHARLES D. ROBINSON Chuck 537 Chicopee St. How ' s it going? STEVEN W. ROE Steve 152 Old Lyman Rd. I ' m not impressed. L ' Esprit 3,4 MARY E. ROMANOVICZ 480 Grattan St. Track 1,2, Drama Club 1 37 How many more days ' till graduation? (Dave Bergeron, Howard Altman, Paul Williams) KENNETH R. ROUX 1 15 Edward St. Var. Football 2,3,4, Tri ' Capt. 4 ROBIN I. ROY 36 Bostwick Lane Yrbk Ed 4, Subs 2-3, HR Rep 1, Band 1-4, Cdtts 3, Studt Coun 4, Drama 4, Jr Prom, Cotil 3, Dist Orchestra 4, Pro Mento, NHS MARIE E. RUSSO 948 Prospect St. Ger Cl 1-2, Studt Coun 2-4, HR Rep 4, CoChair Spag Sup Toys Tots 4, Sr Prom, Pro Mento, NHS DENIS L. ROY Frenchy 121 Neill Ave. Check it out STEVEN S. ROY 128 Ann St. MARY B. RUSSO Mar 948 Prospect St. Student Council 3, Sr. Prom Comm. Pro Merito, N.H.S. RONALD R. ROUILLARD JR. 30 Longwood Dr. What a reject! Ski Team 2, German Cl. 3,4, N.H.S. KEITH A, ROY 22 Suzanne St. You ' ve gotta be kidding! German Club 4, Math Team 4, Adver. Ed. 4, Who ' s Who Amer. H.S. Students Pro Merito, N.H.S. MARY ANN K. RUBIS 53 Hudson Ave. Off. Aide 1-4, Dbt Tm 3-4, Lat Treas 4, Yrbk Ad 4, G.St. 3, JA Who ' s Who 3-4, Spokesteen MA 3-4, Grmn 4, Pro Merito, NHS RICHARD J. RUTA 496 Broadway St. JOHN D. ROUX J.R. 962 Granby Rd. Cut me some slack. MITCHELL N. ROY Mitch 60 Fair St. Varsity Hockey 2,3,4 RENEE RUSK Red 798 Grattan St. RAYMOND SACCOCCIO JII Ray 417 Irene St. Food! Band 1-4 ' ' LORI A. ST. GERMAIN Catch 67 Theroux Dr. I ' Flag Corp 2,3,4, Cadettes 3,4, P Yrbk. Sec. 4, N.H.S. ,1 CHRISTOPHER E. SAMSON r; Bear Hunter I ■ 20 Dorrance St. JEFFREY R. SCOTT 73 River Park NANCY T. SKIBA Scumby 31 Nye St. LYNN L. ST. LAURENT 27 Frink St. “We are all gonna die Ollice Aide, 1,2, Photography Cl. 2, Drama CL 2, Lab. Aide 3,4. EVETTE SANTIAGO 94 Prospect St. DECA 4, Field Hockey 2. CAROLE A. SHAKAS Roadrunner 975 Granby Rd. Leave me alone! LYNN E. ST. ONGE 5 Ludlow Rd. Home Room Rep. 2,3,4. MICHAEL E. SAWYER Mick 137 Boucher Cir. What the . . Spaghetti Supper 2. MICHAEL G. SALAMON 1 12 Clairmont Ave. Freshman BsblL, J.V. BsbII. 2 J.V. Hockey I, Var. Hockey 2,3,4. NANCY A. SCHAB 66 Ludger Ave. That ' s excellent. SUSAN E. SHREWSBURY 72 Lauzier Terr. Hey, like how ' s it flowin ' ' ].V. Basketball 2, Var. Bsktball. 3,4, Latin Club 3. DOMINIC I. SICLARI Dom 36 Falmouth Rd. THERESA SKILL 18 Roberts Pond Rd. We ' re best buddies! (Mike Salamon, Dale Ouellette) 39 You did what to my drum?? (Jeff Stokowski) PATRICIA SMITH Patty 49 Irene St. THOMAS SPENCER Spence 28 Benefit St. TINA M. STEPNO 1 18 Valier Ave. I.V. Soitball 2, Var. Sftbll. 1,3,4, H.R. Rep. 1-4, Spag. Supper 4, Toys for Tots, Cotillion, Sr. Prom Comm., Pro Merito, N.H.S. lEFFREY S. STOKOWSKI Stick 699 Granby Rd. Band 1-4, All-New England 2 lANlCE L. SWEET Sweets 14 Baltic Ave. Art Club 4. 40 MICHAEL E. SZULC 54 Deslauriers St. Can I borrow a pencil? Soccer 1 , Band 1 -4, Student Coun. 4, Pro Merito, N.H.S. CYNTHIA R. SMART 33 Stanley Dr. Be real. Cheerleading I.V. 1, Var. 2, H.R. Rep. 1-4, Spaghetti Sup. 4, N.H.S. ELAINE A. SPIVEY Ezzy 213 Grattan St. You knows Manager J.V. Softball 2. JANET C. STREIT Poopsy 22 Dawn St. Hey, that ' s excellent!!! French Club 4, Spanish Club 2, Pro Merito, N.H.S. ANTHONY R. TALICEO Tony 156 Grattan St. What are you crazy? I.V. Football 3 KATHLEEN A. SMITH Kathy 617 McKinstry Ave. CAROL 1. STEBBINS 261 East St. PATRICIA A. SURPRENANT Patti 51 Schley St. ' member” Deca 4. RICKEY C. TANG 23 Stanley Dr. Soccer 1, H.R. Rep. 1, Art Show 2,3, Math Team 4 BRIAN C. TAYLOR 20 Felix St. What ' s up? Ski Team 1. KAREN I. THIBAULT 104 Acrebrook Dr. Give me a break! Band 1-4, Sivim Team 2, Track Team 3 4, H.R. Rep. 4, N.H.S. ANGELA TOPULOS Kiki 25 Lagadia St. Girls Varsity Field Hockey 2. DEBORAH A. TELLIER Deb 502 Montgomery St. Be real. WILLIAM ]. THIBAULT 480 Grattan St. Big guy Varsity Baseball 1-4 RICHARD L. TOUCHETTE 128 Rolf Ave. MICHAEL A. TENCZAR 24 Atkins St. Freshman Baseball, Hockey 1-4, National Honor Society _ 1 • -W Jr- r„ SUSAN M. TETREAULT 1 19 Mt. Vernon Rd. HR Rep 1-4, Studt Coun 1-4 (Sec 4), Hnr Gd 1, Rif 2-4 (Cap 4), Actv Ed 4, Cdtts 1,3-4, Ski 1,3, Ir Sr Pr, Toys Tots, Pro Mer. KATHY THOMPSON 6 Cecile Dr. DEBRA L. TOKARSKI 8 Fletcher Cir. Think pink. Majorette 1,2,3, Student Coun. 1- 4, H.R. Rep. 1-4, Photo Club Treas. 4, ]r. Sr. Prom Comm. SUSAN M. TURCOTTE 31 1 College St. Give me a break Track 1-4, Fid. Hcky. 2,3,4, Student Coun. 2,3,4, German Cl 1-4, Pro Merito, N.H.S. RENEE M. TURGEON 16 Boylston St. DECA GAYLE E. URBAN Lil Urbie 81 Farmington St. MARK A. VALENTINE A test, today ???? (Sue Tetreault) Val 92 Jamrog Dr. Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1,2, Cross Country 1 , 41 Wait ' . Let me fix my . . . ‘click! (Penny Ward) CHERYL K. VAUTRIN Little Vautnn 55 Nye St. I don ' t know. MARTHA I. VINCENT 80 Fletcher Circle That ' s life. Frolics 2,3,4, Swimming 1-4, N.H.S. DARLENE M. WARREN Dar 63 Nash Street Yeah ' STEVEN L. WENNINGER Winnie 172 Mt. Vernon St. But . . Baseball 1 . SUSAN WALTON 145 Longwood Dr. Don ' t worry about it. Track 1,2, Swimming 1-4, Co- Capt. 3,4, Pro Mento, N.H.S. TARA I. WATSON 141 Simonich Cir. Band 1-4 (Pres 4), Cdtts 3-4, IV Sftbl 1, HR Rep 3-4, Student Coun 4, Dbt Tm Mdl Con 1-2,4, Ger 1-2,4, Yrbk Photo 4. NHS JEFFREY A. WHITEHEAD 41 Paul Ave. Hey buddy. Class Pres 2-3, Student Coun 1- 3, Golf 1-4, Math Tm 3-4, Ger 1- 4, Pro Mento, NHS DIANE L. WALZ Little Walnut 590 New Ludlow R, MARY E. WEEKS 98 Clairmont Ave. NATALIE I. WHITMORE Nat 265 New Ludlow Rd. Gimme a break! NADINE.]. VIENS Bandit 38 Stewart St. National Honor Society PENELOPE A. WARD Penny 1 1 Ann St. Listen ta this ... Field Hockey 1 , Swimming 2,3 Pro Merito, N.H.S. MICHAEL R. WEIBEL Weeble 77 Bostwick Ln. Yea. Freshman Football 1, Track 1,4. KENNETH I. WILDMAN Wildman 16 Warren St. What! Art Club 3. PAUL L. WILLIAMS Sam 393 Irene St. Oh, my God. PILAR M. WILLIAMS Pill 70 Yorktowne Ct. What ' s your problem Telecom 3,4, Drama 4, Vice-Pres. 4 DAVID A. WOLOWICZ 120 College St. BRIAN A. WRIGHT 66 White Birch Ave. Chronicle Ed. 4, Yrbk. Photo Ed. 4, As Schools Match Wits 3. JOHN F. ZAZYCZNY O ' Toole 48 Longwood Dr. Tennis 2,3,4, Ski Team 2, Photo Club 4, Boys St. 3, Pro Merito, N.H.S. JEROME F. WILLIFORD Williford 7 Smith St. National Honor Society MICHAEL D. WRIGHT Hammer Head 245 Chicomansett MARK F. ZIELONKA 691 Granby Rd. Give me a break! Band 1-4, H.R. Rep. 2-4, Student Council 4, N.H.S. ROBERT R. WILSON Gook 54 Mathieu Dr. Take a break! Lat 3-4, Yrbk Ad 3-4, C Coun 2- 4, Trk 2-4, Pro Merito, NHS IRENE I. WRZOS Iren 638 Chicopee St. Figures Sv imming 1,2, National Honor Soc. ANDREW P. ZYLA Z-Flea 38 Woodcrest Ct. Schmuck. Band 1-4. Why don ' t we just step into my office . . . (Bob Wilson) C ' mon guys, you can ' t be Seniors! ' TOP DIANE E. BAKER 47 Garland St. RAENITA A, CHAPMAN Rae 68 Blanchard St. “li you say so” J.V. Basketball 1 (NY) Softball 3.(HI) Woodshop Club 3 (HI) Drama Club 3 (HI) Astronomy Club 4 GERARD M. CIECKO Big ALM 35 Munger Road J.V. Hockey KEVIN M. CONROY 12 Fifth Avenue Knock it off Football 1-3, (ME) Basketball 1-2, (ME) Baseball 1-3, (ME) Class Rep. 1 , (ME) Comp Football 4 RICHARD L. COTE Rick 9 Keddy Blvd. MARK DANIELE 1645 Westover Road GARY DARSCH 309 Columba St. ELVIA G. DECARO Elvi 994 Montgomery St. Homeroom Rep. 2-3, French Club 3 THOMAS I. DOBITSKY 10 Riverview Terrace BAMBI L. DORVAL 52 Mt. Carmel Ave. CYNTHIA M. DUPONT Cindy 19 Quincy Ave. WILLIAM DUTILLY 324 Irene St. CHARLES GASCOIGNE 67 Woodstock VIRGINIA L. HEATWOLE Gigi 45 Sargeant Ave. MELISSA M. HANNAH Missy 56 Chartier Dr. MICHAEL HEBERT 174 Catherine St. DEBORAH A. HOSMER Firecracker 432 Irene St. Office Aid 1-3 PAUL KERCHNER 96 Cyran St. Photo-Phobiacs LAURA M. LUPPI 76 Edbert St. DECA EDWARD MONTEMAGNI 50 Calvin St. RAYNOLD I. MORIN Ray 302 Britton St. 49 Montville St. Band 4, Youth for Understanding RICHARD D. PARENTEAU Scooter 63 Ashgrove St. Co-op 4 JOHN OLIVEIRA Oli 69 Daniel Dr. Electrical Shop 3-4 ERIE PATSELLIS 13 Wells Ave. ' Tm sorry Drama Club 1-4, Photo Club 4, Spanish Club 1-3, Yrbk. Chronicle Photo 4 WILLIAM M. PAYNE Bill 57 Felix St, Baseball 1,2,4, Intra. Bsktbll. 2 USA M. PIQUETTE 125 Nash St. Girls’ State 3, Journalism 4, ,Hik. Club 1-2. Madrgl. 4, Spanish Club 1 -2, Drama Club 1 , Pro Merito, NHS JOHN E. SOCHA John 77 Montgomery St. What-ever Photography Club 1 , Chess Club 1 , Telecom 3-4 GERALD RENDER 161 Asselin St. NORMAND ROY 47 Woodcrest Ct. TODD TARO 24 Dalaire Ave. ERIS E. VEGA Cazz 25 Lucretia Ave. JOSE A. VEGA Stretch 25 Lucretia Ave, WILLIAM POLVERINI THOMAS RIBEIRO WILLIAM TURCOTTE ►7 Cl- ■•it’: ' Program Studies Sports Lit. This is an ideal class for the avid sports fanatic! Students in this course increase their knowledge of sports by studying Sports Illustrated magazine. Discussions concern such topics as the competitors in the Super Bowl, the Red-Sox Yankee rivalry, and Boston ' s outrageous trades. Contemporary Problems This course is popular with today ' s seniors. Through Newsweek magazine the students are given great insight into such problems as Khomeni and the Iran situation, the murder of John Lennon, and the budget cuts by the government. prerequisite: an inventive mind to think of exciting things to do with old Newsweeks Family Living The students experience marriage and parenthood by preparing a mock ceremony, planning a household budget, and becoming the proud parents of a hard-boiled egg. prerequisite: a hard-boiled egg and the telephone number of a competent egg-sitter. Study If a senior doesn ' t have a psychology research paper or a Library or Pro merito pass, he she can use this time to discover what is happ ening on General Hospital , discuss homework assignments, or catch up on the latest gossip. Media Comm. This course is designed to teach students that there is more to the newspaper than Dear Abby , horoscopes, and the comics. Also covered are the effective viewing of television and the F.C.C. regulations, prerequisite: a newspaper and the desire to read it Psychology This course studies behavior through a seemingly endless amount of research papers and analyses of people and dreams. One very valuable topic is the method of personal analysis and understanding. ' K Phys. Ed. This is a course required of all students at Comp, although seniors are given a selection between gym and family living. Gym is chosen by those students who ' d rather not parent an egg. prerequisite: To fully enjoy this course, students should desire a change from the regular classroom situation. Advanced Placement English and Chemistry, Physics and Calculus: These courses are designed to give seniors a taste of college academics, and are sometimes regarded as senior suicide . These students are easily recognizable by signs of brain drain , writer ' s cramp, and armfuls of books, prarequisita: a good thesaurus and calculator with trig functions 4b Is my part straight? A quarter for your thoughts. (Inflation) Aren ' t we cute? 46 Big Bad Bill GREAT school play SECTION 4 Etripire nior Ci ass xpe-rie-ociz-s... U5S0 49 Do You Remember ? Do you remember Senior Year? Do you remember the countless number of forms we filled out? We filled out enrollment forms, federal survey forms, Forms for the yearbook, and forms to ride the bus. We filled out legal name forms so we could graduate, SAT and Achievement forms. And scholarship and application forms. Senior Year was a year of paperwork. Do you remember the way we dressed? We wore Izod alligator shirts, designer jeans, Cheenos, and monogrammed sweaters. We wore Rod Laver shirts. We had perms and precision hair cuts. Senior Year we were preppy. Do you remember how television affected our lives? We rushed home everyday after school to see what Dorian Lord was up to, what was happening in the lives of Luke and Laura, and the developments of the Ann, Jeff, and Heather, and Monica, Rick, and Leslie triangles. Because of the actors ' strike we had to wait six months to find out who shot I. R. Ewing. Senior Year we watched the season ' s new shows in November. Do you remember the things we could count on? We set our watches by the 1:45 announcement for all cars parked in the front of the building to be moved. We could always count on crowded intersections alter every bell. And long lunch lines. Every morning we were ushered out of the halls into homeoom at 7:40. Every day someone asked us for Senior pictures. Texas Instrument calculators frequented the science and math rooms. The day after a concert those who attended said so with the concert ' s T-shirt. What we could count on most was lunch: we had beef and bacon burgers, pizza, and hot dogs once a week. Senior Year was somewhat dependable. Do you remember the election? We went from peanuts to popcorn when the Presidency changed from Carter to Reagan. We voted for Proposition 2V2, a new Superintendent of Schools. Senior Year was a beginning politically. Do you remember our booth at the Kielbasa Festival? Do you remember our brand new football field that we barely used? Do you remember the return of the Pro Merito room after a year ' s absence? Do you remember all the fun we had? We ate at Burger King and HuKe Lau. We had egg fights at Aldenville. We went to the movies and wondered if Darth Vader was really Luke Skywalker ' s father. We stayed home and watched movies on HBO. We had Senior hat days and rallies. We even played musical homerooms which enabled us to be in a different homeroom everyday. Senior Year we worked. We played. We laughed. We cried. Senior Year we traded a familiar way of life for a new, unfamiliar one. Senior Year was our last reprieve from the real world. Senior Year WAS WONDERFUL!!!! —Jackie Baulding UNDERC 3 3NI0j?5- Oniy one year left with three years gone; We have many fond memories to carry on. Good times and bad times with friends have passed With the coming and going of our class. Our Candy Sale and Magazine Drive became a success, Because our class believed we were the best. We started a tradition of carnations on St. Patrick ' s Day. This custom will stay with us all the way. The Junior Prom and the Christmas Cotillion highlighted the year Providing more memories which we hold dear. Our school spirit was beaming like a hero When we won Powder Puff football 16-0. While in Comp, we have realized that hard work and determination Would help us gain knowledge needed for a good education. Time and time again, we have had disappointments. Only to find they were steps toward accomplishments. As decisions for our future round near. We continue to pretend that we have no fear. Comp has given us a step in the right direction. So the rest of our steps should be made toward perfection. L Class Of ’82 Renee Parent Vice President Shelley Pepin Secretary Michelle Laflamme Treasurer Mr. Merkel Advisor Heidi McCool President Ms Rodgers Advisor Bon Appetit! (Laurie Murphy) -J! i ' j 1 c r Oi Take me to your leader! (Karen Hamel) lust like home cooking Smile! (Lisa Gagnon, Joanne Gregory, Heidi McCool, and Toni Landa) Take Aim against cavities. (Mike Szymonik) Since two years have passed, we are halfway through Accomplishing some of what we must do. The Candy Sale is now complete; We sophomores sit in a different seat. We realize now what Comp ' s all about. We work hard, with confidence, not with doubt. With help from advisors whom we consult. Success, with school spirit, is our basic result. Receiving class rings, we gained a sense of pride, A sense of honor and dignity we just cannot hide. The beginning years are now in our past; The best in the future is our forecast. Class Of ’83 Chris Pouliot Presider t Mr. Bouchard Advisor Lisa Goehring Secretary Patrice Boissoneault Vice President � L_ r Who me? The Thinkers” . dim Kendra) And now class . . So what did she say? (Linda Kotfila) - Three hat you talkin ' ' bout? And through this door we see Nancy Bouchard and Linda Gagne. Huh? (Carrie Bullock) Me and my shadow ' ■pSSHivr With three years left We have just begun to see What our futures hold, What we will be. The traditional spirit for Comp, The blue and gold Has started to build Its very strong hold. Cute. (Mary Duval) Volleyball all right! Vocational Vocational Education trains students in a given trade so that they can be gainfully employed when they complete 1500 hours (or three years) in the vocational department. The trades include auto body, auto repair, welding, machine shop, machine drafting, electronics, electrical, small engine, cabinet, and power stitching. Students have academic classes for one half the day, then report to their shops for the remaining four periods. The program involves over four hundred fifty students from all of Chicopee. The Vocational Cooperative Education provides qualified senior vocational students with an opportunity to leave school at the end of their academic classes and report to a cooperative employer for paid on-the-job training. Students who have completed two years of instruction in their trades can be reccommended for this privilege. This program is the goal for every vocational student. Just as the objective of a college preparatory students is a college degree, the final goal of a vocational student is employment in his her chosen vocational field. As Mr. Howard Walker will be retiring after the 1981 year, special congratulations are in order for his many years of vocational training. Auto Body Auto Repair • I i iiu Machine Shop 71 Cabinet ■r Power Stitching Distributive Education The Distributive Education course involves seniors who choose either to study retailing in college or to go directly into the business world. In classes and in the actual operation of the school store, the students learn how to run a retail business. The skills include markup, buying, marketing, and picking out rnaterials at low cost. DECA students gain practical knowledge and experience which ensures placement in jobs after high school. N Left to Right 1st Row: Tom Bigda, Shawn Asselin, Susan Bovard, Michelle Beane, Patti Supernant, Advisor Dana Cutter, Mary Herron-Parliamentarian, Gayle Urban, Debbie Hale 2nd Row: Laura Luppi-Secretary, Sharon Long, Joanne Dion, Renee Turgeon-Public Relations, Kathy Thompson-Histonan, Debbie Barton 3rd Row: Melissa Hannah, Robert Morel, Sandra Moreau, Greg Duffy, Evette Santia go, Jody Godding, Linda Michaud, Sue PauTVice Pres., Michele Babij, Mary Weeks-Pres., (Absent; Debbie Hosmer-Treasurer, Lisa Laterreur) QH 75 The telecommunications program is designed to provide educational and practical experience for students who select either creative arts (including graphic arts or photography) or television broadcasting electronics as his her occupation or hobby. Since there are many facets of communications such as engineering, production, and advertising, the program incorporates students from all courses of study. Over sixty juniors and seniors from both Comp and Chicopee High travel to Westover Air Force Base for two periods a day. This year, Telecom has increased programming for Chicopee Cable Channel 5 to include Chicopee Board of Aldermen Meetings as well as School Committee meetings and more basketball and football games. The fact that the number of applicants exceeds the number that can be accepted proves that the telecommunications program is a great Telecommunications .success. Mr, John Dumont-Telecommunications Director Mr. Ken Kostek-Photography Instructor 77 Nursery School The nursery school is a fairly new program, prepared and operated by the childcare classes at Comprehensive. The three- week session, at- tended by over fifteen preschoolers, includes circle time, learning centers, creative arts, and large motor skill activiites, along with a nutritious snack and free play time. The high school students learn by observation and by instructing. The goal of the childcare course and the nursery school program is to introduce students to a vocation in effective parenting or professional childcare work. The program not only proves to be a valuable community ser- vice, but also provides an exciting and fun learning experience. Special thanks to Mr. Gray, Mr. McClelland, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Burch, Mr. Cutter, and Mr. Dumont. FACULTY Douglas A. Gray Vocational Director To the graduating class ot 1981: The words most commonly used when addressing graduates are success” and happiness . Each of us has, some to a larger and others to a smaller degree, some control over our success and happiness. One must start with setting of values. All of you have done this: your decision to graduate from high school indicates that you have established education and job training as a value. As you enter the adult world you begin to set priorities as to what your accomplishments should be in the immediate future. These priorities will change and will be eliminated, strengthened or weakened as time goes on You will discover that competition is the backbone of our economic and social structure. Competition is very healthy. However, competition is healthiest when it centers on competing with one ' s own self. If your job skills are improving each year, if your golf score is lower each year, if your interests are deepening and expanding each year, if your human relations are more rewarding each year, if your civic responsibilities are increasing each year, etc., you are successfully competing. I should like to point out that life is full of disappointments and they should be considered as learning situations from which new hope and endeavors should be launched. In closing I urge you to discard the social philosophy of the past twenty years which is based on the tenet that individuals are not responsible lor their misdeed or indiscretions but that we are victims of society. YOU ARE SOCIETY! WILLIAM COSCORE, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Patricia Cooper Alice M. Kovitch Administration Mitchell S. Kuzdal Principal To the class of 1981; The foundation of your future has been expanded and strengthened in the past four school years. Your future will be predicated on how you will be willing to challenge the unknown that will confront you in the futuristic era-the computer age. You must be willing to probe the mystic and the unknown through your constant effort to improve either in the academia or the vocational schools. Accept the fact that material abundance without character is the surest way to death. Learn to cope with the many societal malignancie s that endeavor to pinch us to stagnation, hatred and suffocation. Learn to appreciate the beauty and the many virtues that life extols upon us, by extending our heartfelt feeling to all of society. May each and every one of you grow in stature to provide us with a world of sincerity, truth, love, admiration, and, with respect, to accept one another as a real, humane person. Mitchell S. Kuzdal Principal Alfred Pinciak Assisiant Principal Sandra Nunes, Barbara Chapdelaine, Evelyn Nietupski 6i Roger C. Bowden Senior Class Advisor Hockey Coach J.V. Baseball Coach Joyce Caldwell English ir Phyllis E. Goodrich Department Head Raymond Boulais Yearbook Advisor Kathleen Baker Judith Cadden Freshman Class Advisor Charles W. Coscore Cross-Country Coach Assist. J.V. Bask. Coach Cecilia A. Costello i English Walter Stachura Chronicle Advisor Carol Watson Rebecca Stec Drama Club Advisor Chris Geanacbpoulas Paul Midura Michael Parent Mary Rodgers Assis. Boys ' Track Coach Sophomore Class Adv. Marguerite F. Decker Librarian Eugene Richards Joan Boratis Girls ' Basketball Coach Mary Hill V, Softball Coach Intramrl, Basketball Intramrl, Basketball Intramrl, Swimming Alexander M. Vyce Boy ' s V. Basketfc all Weight Training Helen Lemanski Secretary Arthur Pepin Guidance John MIchonski Charles Tomasewski Dionysius Dulchinos Department Head George DeFlorio Ruth Geanacopoulos Science Raymond Ouimette Department Head Roger Fleury Francis Gammie Olen Bielski Ernest Goff Pro Merito Advisor George M. Kennedy Chem. Team Advisor Conrad V. Rivest Boys ' Swim Team Coach Science George A. Ladeau ]r. Fresh. Football Coach Jan Lessin Dolor Major Edward Osetek Ronald Pete 89 Math Denise Kelliher Louise Lacoste Kenneth Morse Christine Mills Department Head Alfred Furtek Jeffrey Kendra Dolores R. Borowiec Philip Airoldi 91 Business Izabela Kasprzak Harry P. Malandrinos Harry N. Malias Henry J. Jaszek Department Head Ann M. Beggetta Bernard Mathieu Barbara Rivest Frances T. Symaski Norma Lapinski Lance Walsh Susan D. Winn Cafeteria Staff Health Anthony Kumiega IP� William C. Davis Varsity Boys ' Soccer Edward Butova John H. Moran Department Head Arnold Huhtamaki Fresh. Baseball Coach Assis. V. Football Coach Edward Clancy Social Studies Laurel Collins Martin Balboni II James Kijak Goli Coach Social Studies Joseph Perlik 95 Special Needs George O ' Brien Care Evaluation Chair, Barbara Katz Gary Balthazar ].V. Soccer Coach Aline Fitz-Gibbon Rosemary Regan Joseph Natale John Saccovino Foreign Language Robert H. Merkel Junior Class Advisor German Club Advisor Debate Team Model Congress Elba C. Brodeur Spanish Club Advisor Carolyn T. Fitzgerald Department Head Latin Club Advisor Neil R, Martell Senior Class Advisor Girls ' ' V. Soccer Girls ' J.V, Basketball Girls ' l.V. Sottball 97 Arthur Augusto Gerald P. Archambault John A. Camerota John A. Bouchard Sophomore Class Adv Quinto A. Cimma Roger Chapdelaine Matthew Caldwell Roger H. Bourguigon Oliver Brassard Stephen E, Buczko Vocational Dana C. Cutter Student Council Adv. A. A. D ' Ambrosio Charles Ouimette Armand Deslauriers Beverly Pasternak Carl Meshke Earl Ingham Claire McManus Clyde McClelland Placement Coordinator p Steve Pippin Susan Provoda Anthony Petrucelli Wallace D. Przybycien Hovirard Walker Joseph Zaw ada Roy Simmons Viola Vaz Edward G. Stelanowicz A1 Skrobacki Field Hockey Kneeling Left to Right: Lezlie Leone, Diana Monahan, Co-Captain Kathy Ranck, Sue Turcotte, Co-Captain Kim Collins, Sue Delisle, Janet Picard, Standing; Coach Laurie Bowden, Maureen Gawron, lanelle Larose, Pam Bergeron, Kim Galindo, lulie Evon, Corrine Lavigne, Becky Masztal, Judy King. MVP Award Kim Collins Coach’s Award Sue Delisle 102 Let ' s go colts! Senior Kathy Ranck satisfied with outcome Center Sue Turcotte with a close play by the goal Senior Sue Delisle takes control. Center fullback Kim Collins clears the ball on defense. itnaHiawHl B|«; ii� ! Ni ' | Si;p f� Sophomore Kim Galindo watches intently. Senior Sue Turcotte maneuvers by an opponent. ifcJUtJivt; Cornne Laviqne battles for control. Sweeper Kim Galindo on defense Cross Country L ft to Right: Steve Latour, Gary Gauthier, Ron Heroux, Co-Captain Dave Madamba, Co-Captain Ken Madamba, Scott Redfern, Bob Wilson, Coach Coscore. MVP Ken Madamba Coach’s Nancy Knowles A grueling end 106 Girls’ Varsity Soccer Left to Right: Cheryl Gagne, Barbara Heroux, Holly Cadieux, Dena Liggon, Denise Liggon, Maria Beck, JoAnn Champagne, Lisa Pomeroy. 2nd Row: Coach Neil Martell, Debra Carpenter, Amy Baranowski, Lynda Roy, Terry Cataw, Lon Beaudreau, Marlene Champagne, Linda Gagne, Nancy Bouchard, Sheryl Cairns, Sheri Donahue, Kris Lacroix, Manager Diane Alaimo. MVP Nancy Bouchard Coach’s Award Holly Cadieux Junior Varsity Kneeling: Leslie Pomeroy, Karen Belie, Robin Skibinski, Amy Baranowski, Annette Lesik, Patty Brassard 2nd Row: Kelly Bessette, Liz Furnelli, Riche DuBois, Sharon Roy, Tina Martell, Marlene Champagne, Barbara Krow, Kris Lacroix, Chris Knowles, Lisa Weibel, Miss Cjajkowski Tina Martell in action A triumphant team Boys’ Varsity Soccer Left to Right 1st Row: Tom Demers, Eddie Noga, Rudy Piotrowski, Jeff Cochiere, Doug Salamon, Tom Poudrier, Bob Hortie, Dave Murphy, Jack Poudrier, 2nd Row: Stuart Ritter, Brien Couture, Rich Dutilly, Tom Lingenberg, Randy Soucia, Brian Higgins, Gerry Lafleur, Jim Delude, Ed Luppi, Kevin Ritter, Coach Davis MVP Gerry Lafleur Coach’s Award Rich Dutilly mssssffi Hr Tom Demers traps the attempted goal Time out for practice (Jeff Crochiere) Fancy Footwork An encouraging Coach Davis Setting up for the kick m Junior Varsity Kneeling: Rudy Piotrowski, Dave Izatt, Mike O ' Brien, Albert Lafleur, Dave Authier, Mike Bonatakis, Rich Houle, Zygmunt Winiarski, 2nd Row: Coach Gary Balthazar, John Johnson, Gary Dutilly, Dave Fitzpatrick, Pat Welch, Ed Luppi, Pat Mercer, Sean Gallagher, Brian King, A1 Daley, David Pepin Varsity Football 1st Row: Coach Bob Badone, John Koziol, Rob Lavigne, Kevin Conroy, Bill King, Kyle McClelland, Dean Gadoury, Bill Couture, Ken Roux, Rich Touchette, Tom Galindo, Assist. Coach John Christant 2nd Row: Steve Dubreuil, Mike McKenna, Paul Brunelle, Joe Orszulak, Joe Llodra, John Conner, Dave Constantine, Dave Lambert, Marty Couture, Jim Peery, Ron Vautrin, Bill Lunardini 3rd Row: Matt Llodra, Mike Seymour, Paul Bajgier, Jim Tisdell, Bill Brunetti, Jim Crady, Tom Driscoll, Jim Champagne, Robert Bauch, Mike Reidy, Mike Macklin, Assist. Coach Arnold Huhtamacki, 4th Row: Dave Roy, Mike Hale, Mike Rondeau, Craig Peltier, Jack Carr, Ed Ranck MVP Award Ken Roux Coach’s Award Dean Gadoury Defense Bill King J ( 113 Ouch ' That hurtsi Get ' em quysl A little team strategy from Coach Chrisant, Varsity Football Hey ' What ' s everybody looking at? 114 Roux hits the turf. The Big Play Junior Varisty Football 115 Girls’ Swimming Left to Right 1st Row: Coach Sue Shaw, Charlene Hevey, Paula Dube, Connie Fern, Chris Pouliot, Carolyn Sears, Lynn Gorham, Karen Sargeant, Chris Desmarais, Angie Carrier, Diane Desmarais, Karen Matulewicz, 2nd Row: Coach Donna Kenneson, Sue Walton, Gwen Boisvert, Martha Vincent (Absent; Lisa Gagnon, Heidi McCool) COACH’S AWARD KAREN SARGENT COACH’S AWARD MARTHA VINCENT Coming up lor air Who said coaches never have any fun? Perfect form Senior captain Gv en Boisvert Gasping for a breath of air Sideline action 117 Boys’ Swimming Left to Right Row 1 : Tim Houle, Co-Captain Pete DeFreece, Co-Captain Steve Rondeau, Jim Walton, Roger Boutin, Row 2: Coach Conrad Rivest, Kevin Giroux, John Wroz, Phil Richards, Dave Constantine, Mike Deroin, Jeff Moyer, Todd Kasper- owski. Miss Mary Ann Kuzdal, Row 3: Mike Mongeau, Dave Arruda, Kevin Ryan, Jim Wojtowicz, Bob laszek, Matt Joyal 118 1 can ' t see any fishi Do 1 breath now?! Swimming to victory Dave Constantine I can fly? Where ' s the water? Senior Pete DeFreece Is this the dog paddle? 119 I I fi I 1 Girls’ Varsity Basketball I Kneeling Left to Right: Anna Drabinski, Sandy Landry, Co-Captain Carol Powtak, Co-Captain Laurie Hambley, i Corrine Lavigne, Kris Lacroix Back: Cheryl Geoftrion, Joanne Gregory, Sue Shrewsbury, Kim Galindo, Coach Joan Boratis $ 120 Don ' t worry, it won ' t bite! Joanne Gregory at practice. Jump! Jump! Who told you we were playing volleyball? Preparing for the foul shot. Anna Drabinski dribbles down the court. 121 Junior Varsity Left to Right: 1st Row: Maria Laporte, Liz Furnelli, Kim Sisson, Julie Evon, Barbara Krow, Linda Gagne. 2nd Row: Coach Neil Martell, Darlene Delisle, Karen Langevin, Richet Dubois, Lisa Salamon, Kris Lacroix, Kim Hill. Linda Gagne struggles to the basket. Where is it? 122 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Left to Right Kneeling: William Mitchell, Tom Lingenberg, Captain Rich Dutilly, Brian Higgins, Dave Krol, 2nd Row; Coach Alex Vyce, Bob Chmiel, Marco Flemati, Randy Soucia, Brien Couture, John Voellcer I Now what?l Coach Vyce gives the big talk. What ' s Up Doc?? Junior John Voelker looks Fighting tor the rebound Watch it Toml Good shot! Junior Varsity Left to Right 1st Row: Keith Dybas, Ray Peloquln, Scott Cote, Ed Ranck, Kevin Ritter 2nd Row: Jim Reidy. Bill Brunetti, Robert Dunphy, Dave Burke, Mark Chmiel, Coach Coscore Kevin Ritter Half-time 1st Period action Watching the shot 125 Varsity Hockey Left to Right 1st Row: Jay Pare, Willie Mathieson, Tom Galindo, Doug Salamon, Mike Tenczar, Kyle McClelland, Norm Evon, Mike Salamon, 2nd Row; Coach Badone, Manager Cathy Norton, Joe Hevey, Pat Rahilly, Scott Sibley, Tim Toole, Jim Tillotson, Art Boutin, Jeff Newsome, Darryl MacDonald, Mike Toole, Dean Godek, John Conner, Mr. Babola, Coach Bowden 126 Left to Right 1st Row: Tri-Captains Kyle McClelland, Norm Evon, Tom Galindo 2nd Row; Mr. Bowden, Mr. Badone, Mr. Babola Graduating Seniors; 1st Row: Kyle McClelland, Norm Evon, Tom Galindo 2nd Row: Willie Mathieson. Mike Tenczar, Mike Salamon Si: Jim Tiilotson skates to victory. r i I Thank you, Thank you!!! Salamon saves another Excuse me. Just sliding through 1 t 1 I 127 Salamond guarding the goal. Junior Varsity Hockey Junior Varsity Hockey Team 128 Varsity Cheerleading Sock it to ' em! Expression plus some! Junior Lon Taylor We ' ve got spirit! « Junior Varsity Cheerleading Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad We’ve got spii ' t! Yes we do! But, coach, we ' re not ready yet! Sophomores Kelly Ludden and Patrice Boissoneault 130 Cheerleading t ' Varsity Jackie Cartier Jackie Lizotte Nancy Caouette Sherry Davis Michelle Geoffrion Kathy Cormier Nancy Taylor Kim Villemire Junior Carrie Bullock Kate Cassidy Patrice Boissoneault Keri Chagnon Lynn Bellerose Connie Bullock Lori Taylor Chris Maciolek Beth Allard Lisa Carrion Varsity Chris Jalbert Kelly Ludden Bonnie Berthiaume Michelle Hebert Fight On For Comp High! Yale Blue And Gold! Lead Us To Victory; We Will Conquer All! So Fight, Fight, Fight On For Comp High And Show Our Might And We’ll Go Marching On To Victory! V i ACTIVITIES i Senior Booth r The Kielbasa Festival is a annual event that is celebrated for one weekend in autumn. This year the festival was held on September 5th, 6th, and 7th behind the Fairfield Mall. The seniors at Comp planned to get themselves involved. The homeroom representatives met with advisors Roger Bowden and Neil Martell to discuss plans for building a booth. Because school began on the third of Sepfember, the festival provided all seniors with the opportunity to get involved and renew school spirit for the 1980-81 year. Administration and students working together, the booth was completed on time lor the festival and was a successful senior activity. i I ' m gonna win a prize. My turn. Isn ' t it time for my break now?? ml Veteran’s Day Homecoming Weekend Veteran ' s Day processional More patriotic tunes alter a performance of taps. Homecoming weekend this year was unique in that it occured simultaneously with Veteran ' s Day. In honor of these circumstances Comprehensive honored Veteran ' s Day with ceremonies at its annual Exchange Rally on November 7. Representatives of the armed forces were very special invited guests. Events included patriotic strains of the armed forces theme songs, played by the marching band, speeches, and of course, the Pledge and National Anthem. I Exchange Rally The student body attended the annual Chicopee Comp Chicopee High exchange rally on November seventh. Guest speakers, teachers, band members, cheerleaders, and students all participated in the rally. The Comp students never tail to show their support tor .their tootball tearn Comp tootball players enter the gym while the band plays the school song. Bill Couture delivers a pep talk. 138 i (tv 139 I Hootin’ Rally Queen finalists wait in anticipation. Principal Mitchell Kuzdal crowns senior Lisa LaBrie football queen. The court looks on. Ken Roux escorts sophomore Beth Allard. The Hootin ' Rally Dance is a traditional part of Comp ' s homecoming weekend events. Students vote for the person they would like to see queen of their class. Cheerleaders also provide entertainment for the evening. Spaghetti Supper Debbie Bolduc assists in the task of decorating the cafeteria. The Spaghetti Supper was held after the Comp Chicopee game. With the help of the students and faculty involved, the supper was a great success. Although the Colts were unable to defeat the Pacers, the spirit of the fans and team remained high through out the afternoon. Football awards were given at the supper to honor the most valuable players. I ) I I I Powder Puff Powder Puff footbalf is a football game played between Comp ' s Junior and Senior girls. The game was played at Szot park this year. Unfortunately, the Junior girls defeated the Senior girls in this year ' s game. Regardless of the outcome, everyone involved had a good time. Of course the cheerleaders lend their support. Watch out, J ' m coming through! Crunch! Touchdown! 141 Chicopee Comp Chicopee High Game 142 Toys For Tots 143 Christmas Rally ! 1 . 145 Cotillion On Saturday, January third, Comp held its yearly cotillion at Sheraton West, West Springfield. Entitled Winter Dreams , the cotillion provided an occasion to continue the holiday spirit even past New Year ' s Day and before the return to school after Christmas recess. The event was held from six-thirty to midnight, dinner served at seven o ' clock, and music was by Inner Lite . Because underclassmen were also invited to attend, as was procedure last year, too, the cotillion was a terrific occasion for everyone in Comprehensive to come together and enjoy themselves. 147 149 Left to Right: Debbie Brown- Secretary, Ross Viens-Vice President, Tara W atson • President All-State And All-Eastern Comp Band New England Band Left to Right: Chris Bobrowski, ‘Sue Courchesne J) District Kneeling: Tara Watson, 2nd Row: Coleen Nauman, Robin Roy, Sue Courchesne Tetreault-Rifle Captain, Coleen Nauman-Drum Major, Laurie Murphy- Flag Captain, Janet Picard-Assist, Flag Captain Left to Right Kneeling: Kim Dooley-Assist. Captain, Mary Lavalley- Captain, 2nd Row: Dawn Mainville-Assist. Rifle Captain, Sue Woodwind Percussion Left to Right 1st Row: Luis Garcia, Debbie Brown, 2nd Row: Claudette Giguere, Gail Desrosiers, David Pete, 3rd Row: Jackie Baulding, Lillian Baulding, Danny Mashia, Robin Roy Left to Right 1st Row: Brian Haugen, Ricky Neveu, Karen Thibault, Stuart Ritter, Andrew Zyla, Roger Forget, Bruce Currier, 2nd Row: Bill Courchesne, Tara Watson, Lisa Chandler, Diane Mashia, Kim Garvin, Paula Szulc, Ross Viens, 3rd Row: Ken Gregoire, Dawn Duval, Karen Langevin, Sue Courchesne Left to Right 1st Row: Chris Bobrowski, Roxanne Fontaine, 2nd Row: Rich LaBonte, Mike Heckstall, Mike Degutis, 3rd Row: Carl Sittard, Jell Stokowski, Gerry Sobon 151 Rifles Band Front Majorettes Left to Right 1st Row: Mary Lavalley, Carolyn Siltard-Feature Twirler, Kim Dooley, 2nd Row: Mara Garcia, Tammy Saccoccio, Lynn Dooley, Denise Deloria. Mane Forget Flags Left to Right 1st Row: Doreen Bolduc, Lori St. Germain 2nd Row: Karen Tetreault, Laurie Murphy, Janet Picard, 3rd Row: Mary Duval, Tammy Noonan, Stacy Daigle, Marci Hamel, Lynn Viens, Heidi Rock, 4th Row: Michele Chevrette, Catie Duffy, Wende Raymond, Debbie O ' Donnell, Holly White, Marcy French, Michelle Depin, Lori Hood 1 a Marching Colts 153 I 1 Yearbook Staff Subscriptions Kneeling: Sue Fontaine, Mane Russo: (top to bottom) Left to Right: Sylvie Bourgeois, Darlene Belle-Isle, Michelle Boivin (editor), Tammy Bratcher, Debbie Bolduc, Diana Monahan (editor), Bonnie Conroy, Jackie Cartier, Dawn Mayer Photography (Top to Bottom) Left to Right: Jim Hogan, Cathy Betournay, Stuart Ritter (editor), Karen Lang, Sue Tetreault, Ray Saccoccio, Jan Bogdanovich, Brian Wright (editor), John Roux, Tara Watson, Laurie Lemay, Brian Ludden, Darlene Belle-Isle, Mary Kapper 155 Math Team Left to Right 1st Row: Ken Mddamba, Dave Madamba, Luis Garcia, Paul Roy, Dan Mashia, 2nd Row; Captain Jeff Whitehead, Eric Staszko, Keith Roy Advisor Louise Lacoste Miss Lacoste assists Paul Roy. ' r The math team has five meets a year. At each meet seventeen teams are present. The meets are held at one of the seventeen represented schools- a different school each time. A competition consists of six students from each team competing in three categories. The catergories of mathematics range from arithmetic to trigonometry and analytical geometry. After the second meet, the Comp team was in sixth place. The members of the team feel that Miss Lacoste has been a great coach and an inspiration to all of them. They would like to thank her for all her time, support and patience. Captain Jeff Whitehead Advisor Louise Lacoste Chris Bobrowski, sophomore Drama Club Coach Lacoste times for speed. Loft to Right 1st Row: Paul Myers, Diane Goshea, Michelle Lemoine, Kathy Boissoneault, Laurie Clark, Advisor Rebecca Stec 2nd Row: Steve Latour, Tim Noonan, Jimmy Evanggeliou, Pilar Williams, Robin Roy, 3rd Row: Rob Latour, Sue Nadeau, Ron Heroux, Sandy Wood, John Arcand, A1 Peltier Officers Loft to Right: Advisor Miss Stec, President Ron Heroux, Treasurer Michelle Lemoine, Vice President Pilar Williams (Absent; Ene Patsellis, Secretary) 157 ( .1 Concert Chorus Left to Right 1st Row; Kathy Boissonneault, Laurie Clark, Angel Assehn, Ann Dufresne, Kelly Ludden, Pernell Gerver, Tim Noonan, Brian Ludden, Barbara Ehman, Lisa Asselin, Kim Jensen, Linda LaPierre, Donna Miller 2nd Row: Pilar Williams, Karen Trombley, Lynn Lindsay, Cheryl Lindsay, Vivian Fontaine, Madeleine Zacharie, Jim Uzynski, A1 Peltier, Steve Esden, Sue Nadeau, Chris Banister, Sarah Williams, Lisa M. Piquette, Carol Geoiiroy, Partricia Bergeron 3rd Row: Director Kathleen Powers, Marisol Rexach, Debbie Pirnat, Susan Willey, Sandy Wood, Tammy Burns, Marcelle Hamel, John Nimchick, Jimmy Evanggeliou, Danny Wolowicz, Connie Fern, Louise Leclerc, Helen Billings, Lisa Meade, Lynne Cretien, Jo-Ann Engelson, Chris Kapinos Barber Shop Quartet All-State Angel Asselin Madrigals Left to Right 1st Row: Dena Liggon, Vivian Fontaine, Brian Ludden, Kathy Boissonneault, Tim Noonan, Chris Banister, Sarah Williams, 2nd Row: Susan Willey, Lisa Hundley, Marisol Rexach, John Nimchick, John Koziol, A1 Peltier, Jimmy Evanggeliou, Sue Nadeau, Miss Powers 158 1 Chorus Officers i Left to Right Kneeling: Tim Noonan -President, Brian Ludden- Madrigal Librarian, 2nd Row: Carol Geoffroy-Mixed Chorus Librarian, Marci Hamel-Gowns, Chris Banister- Secretary, Connie Fern-Concert Chorus Treasurer, Sue Nadeau-Madrigal Treasurer, Kelly Ludden-Concert Chorus Librarian, Lisa Asselin-Mixed Chorus Treasurer District C horus i ‘ 1 g 1- « l 51 .1 n 3 ■■■■- Mi -| ■ ■ Mi 1 Vi Left to Right: Brian Ludden, Angel Asselin, John Nimchick Lisa Asselin, Sarah Williams Resident Piano Player Jimmy Evanggeliou 159 Hiking Club Left to Right 1st Row: Lezlie Leone, Peter DeFreece, Dan Gosselin, Matt Berube, Mike Slowik, Ken Galindo, Tom Giguere 2nd Row: Tim Noonan, Wayne Yvon, Bob Perreault loe Llodra, Dave Constantine, Matt Llodra, Mike Mongeau Mr. John Taupier admires the viev . Although no longer teaching at Comp, he remains an active advisor of the hiking club. Officers Kneeling: Sec. Tim Noonan, Treas. Wayne Y von, 2nd Row: Pres. Lezlie Leone, Vice Pres Bob Perreault Time to relax after a long hike 160 The hiking club consists of a group of students interested in exploring. The members participate in hikes to such places as Mt. Monadnock, Holland Glen, Horse Caves, Seven Sisters, The Rock, Mt. Wilcox, and other sections of the Appalachian trail. This year. Cross- country skiing at Northfield Mt. was a popular event. John Taupier is the advisor. Collecting kindling Breaking the ice The view from the top A hike through the woods Gazing at the horizon Astronomy Club Left to Right: Barbara Baxendale-Secretary, Rae Chapman- Treasurer, Richard Martell-Vice President, Advisor Ernest Goff, Keith Anderson-President, Thomas Walker-Navigator 161 Student Council Left to Right 1st Row: Tara Watson, Sue Fontaine, Lisa LaBne, Coleen Nauman, Michelle Boivin, Denise Plante, Michelle Lallamme, Kim Garvin, 2nd Row: Shelley Pepin, Sherry Godek, ■, Sue Turcotte, Sue Delisle, Ken Madamba, Kim Collins, Cindy Ringenbach, Jackie Baulding, 3rd Row: Renee Parent, Kelly Ludden, Cheryl Gagne, Penny Moore, ■, Carolyn Sittard, Kathy Ranck, Robin Roy, Diana Monahan, Luis Garcia, Mary Russo, Pernell Gerver, Marie Russo, Debby Tikarski, 4th Row: Chris Vincelette, Michelle Laflamme, Lisa Gagnon, Trisha McNerney, Mary Connally, Chris Desmarais, Angel Asselin, Ann Dufresne, Lisa Breton, Renee Laflamme, Trice Boissoneault, 5th Row: Donna Iivanicki, Ann Fowler, Karen Montcalm, Charlene Hevey, Colleen McCarthy, Jeff Perlik, Laura McCarfhy, Dawn Duval, Mara Garcia, Stuart Ritter, Karen Tetreault, Ross Viens, Sue Tetreault, Mark Zielonka, Chris Pouilot, Lisa Chandler, Michele Chev rette The student council of Chicopee Comprehensive High School IS the most active group in the school. One of the main goals of the council is to raise scholarship money for the senior members of student council, but the members are not only interested in raising funds for their own group, but are always willing to assist other organizations in any situation. In addition to sponsoring many dances, they arrange a portion of the homecoming weekend events, assist in the Toys for Tots and Canned Food Drive , and organize the blood drive. With the help of advisors Linda Jordan and Dana Cutter the Council is continuously striving to promote a better student-administration understanding. Dana Cutter, Advisor Kim Collins, President Debby Tokarski, Vice President Kathy Ranck, Treasurer Susan Tetreault, Secretary Michelle Laflamme, Corresponding Sec. Tara Watso n, Parliamentarian 162 m 1 I Debate Team Model Congress II ' Back Left to Right: Susan Willey, Tom Demers, Advisor Robert Merkel, Paul Roy Front: Bill Lockhart, Angel Asselin, James Kendra, Coleen Nauman, MaryAnn Rubis JJ The Chicopee Comprehensive High School debate team, which was well balanced with both veteran and rookie members in 1981, finished with a seven and seven record, and tied for fourth in the Connecticut Valley Debate League. The debate season is considered extremely successful, educational, and satisfying by team members and team advisor Robert Merkel. The team attended the Forty-First Annual Model Congress on the campus of American International College in January, but failed to pass any legislation, mainly due to inexperience in legislative procedure. Attendance at the Congress, however, was considered one of great value by all team members. Prospects for 1982 look even brighter as five underclassmen will be returning to the team. Graduating from the team are; Coleen Nauman, MaryAnn Rubis, and Tom Demers. The As Schools Match Wits team consists of a group of students trying tor positions on the tour- person television team. Participation is determined by performance in mock matches with Chicopee High ' s similar unit. Preparation also consists of individual study and practice. Advisor is Mr. Jendrysik. “As Schools Match Wits” Front Left to Right: Danny Mashia, Mark Zielonka, Mike Szulc 2nd Row: Richard Martell, Advisor Stephen Jendrysik, Robin Roy, Sue Nadeau, Brian Wright, Angel Asselin, Paul Roy JJ 163 Journalism Club The students in the journalism club are responsible for the publication of the school newspaper, the Comp Chronicle. The Chronicle staff prints ten issues per school year in which stories written by journalism students are featured. The staff, which meets fourth period daily, is responsible for writing, editing, lay-outs, traveling to and from the printers ' , and soliciting patrons ' ads. The journalism club is under the guidance of Mr. Walter Stachura. [p E n V j-t a Editors Seated Left to Right: Advisor Walter Stachura, Brian Wright, Laurie Hambley, 1st Row: Donald Pronovost, Mary Kapper, Toni Landa, Jonna Nelson, Sylvie Bourgeois, James Kendra, Tern Phaneuf, Kyle McClelland, Renee Parent, Steve Valley, 2nd Row: Tony Fecteau, Michelle Brassard, Eva Catrett, Donna Labelle, Jeff Scott, Denise Plante, Cathy Barnes, Renee Keough, Lisa Piquette, Lisa Tarka, David Lapointe, 3rd Row: Jackie Bouchard, Bill King, Colleen McCarthy Seated Left to Right: Brian Wright and Laurie Hambley (Co- Editors-in-Chief), Standing: Mary Kapper (Co-Exchange), Toni Landa (Feature Writer), Jonna Nelson (News), Sylvie Bourgeois (Business Manager), James Kendra (Editorials), Kyle McClelland (Sports), Bill King (Co-Exchange) 164 Photography Club The Comprehensive High School photography club provides the opportunity for all students interested in photography to meet with other students of like interest in order to further their skills and promote learning in the art of photography. Students are encouraged to take the initiative in planning and organizing club activities which will satisfy the needs of its members. All club members are encouraged to provide imput to ensure a viable, informatice program. The opportunity for each member to develop basic skills in photography is the primary objective of the photography club. The mem bership dedicates itself in Left to Right 1st Row: Dave Lapointe, Tony Fecteau, Brian Ludden, John Zazyczny, Tom Collins, Erie Patsellis, 2nd Row: Laurie Lemay, Mary Kapper, Karen Lang, Michael Boivin, Advisor Roger Fleury, Debby Tokarski, Cindy Laroche, Karen Wackford, Michelle Laflamme, Joe Socha Officers I I ■ I Tc Vx Back Left to Right: Advisor Roger Fleury, Treasurer Debby Tokarski, Vice Pres. Cindy Laroche, Secretary Michelle Laflamme, Front: Pres. John Zazyczny 165 I Pro Merito I Left to Right 1st Row: Ken Madamba, Terri Phaneuf, Janet Streit, Mane Russo, Carol Powtak, Sue Delisle, Lisa Dulchinos, Gary Gauthier, Mary Russo, Dave Madamba, 2nd Row: John Zazyczny, Denise Plante, Barbara Mozeleski, Penny Ward, Cheryl Geoffrion, Sue Turcotte, Kim Collins, Theresa Frederick, Dean Gadoury, 3rd Row: Sue Tetreault, Mike Szulc, Michelle Laflamme, Maryann Kulig, Sue Walton, Robin Roy, Gwen Boisvert, Sue Nadeau, Jackie Baulding, Kathy Ranck, Luis Garcia, Steve Maciaszek, 4th Row: Sue Bovard, Denise Liggon, Denise Bushey, Kim Garvin, Dave Bergeron, Keith Roy, 5th Row: MaryAnn Rubis, Jeff Whitehead, Advisor Ernest Goff, Bob Wilson, Lisa Piguette, Tom Demers, Rich Dutilly (Absent: Tina Stepno, Holly Gay) Officers What Is Pro Merito? E-S m r :m This year ' s Pro Merito Club, also known as the Varsity Academic Team, consists of forty- five students. Throughout the first three years of high school Pro Merito members have maintained an 89.5 average or better. Most of the students on Pro Merito not orily have a difficult scholastic schedule, but also hold jobs, are class officers, and participate in atheletics and other clubs. The club ' s goals include having a dinner dance to honor parents and purchasing textbooks for an isolated group of uneducated Canadian Indians. 1 166 n 1 The Cartwrights 167 1 Language Clubs Spanish Left to Right 1st Row: Diane Desmarais, Tina Martell, Chris Vincelette, Ann Rechenberger, Karyn Laflamme 2nd Row: Hope Angers, Jodi Wieden, Laura McCarthy, Karen Montcalm 3rd Row: Denise Houle, Becky Hawkes, Mansol Rexach, Ann Fowler 4th Row: Kim Lafleur, Loree Quist, Laura Pelland, Joanne Gregory, Lisa Gagnon, Sharon Krol 5th Row: Dawn Duval, Lisa Chandler, Mara Garcia, Sherry Godek, Diane Alaimo, Wende Raymond, 6th Row: Lisa Piguette, Dave Madamba, Luis Garcia, Kathy Ranck, Advisor Elba Brodeur I ! French Left to Right 1st Row: Chuck Hurley, Donna Lavalley, Shelley Twohig, Angel Asselin, Sue Nadeau, -, - 2nd Row: Lisa Frappier, Gina Geoffroy, Angelo Manioudakis, Steve Latour, Rich LaBonte, Tom Fournier, Bob Goodenough, Dena Liggon, Lisa LaBrie 3rd Row: Connie Fern, Leslie Pomeroy, Sonia Turgeon, Jeanne Lockhart, Amy Paquette, Jim Nichols, Michelle Lemoine, Janet Streit, Sharon Meriard 168 German i Left to Right 1st Row: Bill Bielanski, Walt Mikulski, Ed Loftus, Lloyd Free, Tom Lingenberg, John Downs, Scott Cote, Dave Constantine, Jeff Crochiere, Brien Couture 2nd Row: Jeff Perlik, Kathy Ranck, Jackie Baulding, Kim Collins, Cindy Ringenbach, Coleen Nauman, Sue Turcotte, -, Sue Delisle, Jeff Whitehead, Carol Powtak, Richard Martell, Kevin Ritter, Sue Robillard 3rd Row: Glenn Kapinos, Bob Lingenberg, Ross Viens, Donna LaBell e, Nancy Knowles, Joanne Gregory, Heidi McCool, Laurie Hambley, Riina Koivisto, Janet Picard, Denise Deloria, Michele Chevrette, 4th Row: Paul Roy, Mary Ann Rubis, Keith Roy, Bill Lockhart, John Day, Chris Knowles, Barbara Bishop, Ulrike Zeiger, Penny Moore, Eric Starzko, Steve Houle, Pam Armbrust, James Kendra, Sue Bellerose, Pernell Gerver, Heinz Hochrein, Kevin O ' Connell, Advisor Robert Latin Left to Right 1st Row: Dean Robitaille, Sherry Godek, Lisa Isom, Jane Rogalski, Kathy Sawyer, Ann Fowler, Donna Iwanicki, Chris Vincelette 2nd Row: Lisa Blackson, Judy Mrzyglod, Nicole Baril, Laura McCarthy, Renee Parent, Karen Montcalm, Sylvie Bourgeois 3rd Row: Denise Plante, Laurie Clark, Steve Dubreuil, Paula Jendrysik, Mary Kapper, Chris Elrod, Colleen McCarthy, Brian Haugen, Jim Desjardins, Lezlie Leone, Lisa Chappell, Tom Demers, Dean Gadoury, Stephen Maciaszek 169 Language Club Officers Spanish French 1st Row Left to Right: Vice Pres, Chris Vincelette, Sec. Karen Montcalm, Advisor Elba Brodeur 2nd Row; Pres. Marisol Rexach, Treas. Laura McCarthy 3rd Row: Mascot David Pete German Pres. Sue Nadeau, Vice Pres, Lisa LaBrie (Absent: Sec. Barbara Ehman, Treas. Lisa Piquette) Left to Right; Treas. Jeff Perlik, Vice Pres. Sue Bellerose, Advisor Robert Merkel, Pres. Janet Picard, Sec. Michele Chevrette Latin 170 Left to Right: Sec. Lezlie Leone, Vice Pres. Ann Fowler, Advisor Carolyn Fitzgerald, Pres. Colleen McCarthy, Alt. Oflic. Laurie Clark, (Absent: MaryAnn Rubis, Treas.) What Is A Homeroom Representative? A homeroom representative is a student who is elected by the others in his her homeroom. He She performs a wide range of duties. Some of these duties include collecting money from the other members of the homeroom for class fundraisers, keeping sales records, and representing homerooms at all meetings. SENIORS- The homeroom reps of the class of 1981 are a group of the most active students in the school. This group of dedicated students is truly the heart and spirit of the class. Their unselfishness and devotion has made the class of ' 81 a very successful and economically stable class. Congratulations, senior homeroom representatives: be proud because you have done a great job! Coleen Nauman, Senior Class President Homeroom Representatives Senior 1st Row: Cathy Norton Kneeling: 1st Row: Lynn St. Cnge, Michelle Boivin, Sue Fontaine, 2nd Row: Debbie Hale, Marie Russo, Sue Tetreault, Theresa Frederick, Last Row Left to Right: Michelle Laflamme, Dena Liggon, Craig Asselin, Tara Watson, Ken Gregoire, Karen Thibault, Luis Garcia, Denise Plante, Mark Zielonka, Debby Tokarski, Bill King, Advisor Roger Bowden, Advisor Neil Martell, Gary Gauthier, Debbie Bolduc, Cindy Ringenbach, Sue Delisle, Kathy Ranck, Cheryl Geoffrion, Jackie Cartier, Dawn Mayer, Cindy Smart, Lisa LaBrie Junior 1st Row: Laurie Hambley, Trisha McNerney, Karyn Laflamme, Christine Vincelette, Mary Lavalley, Donna Iwanicki, Jeff Perlik, Karen Montcalm 2nd Row: Marisol Rexach, Charlene Hevey, Lisa Gagnon, Cheryl Gagne, Karen Tetreault, Angel Asselin, Scott Redfern, Tammy Burns 3rd Row: Advisor Mary Rodgers, Robert Roy, Sherry Godek, Bill Lockhart, Penny Moore, Roseann Turgeon, Sandy Thibault, Laura McCarthy, Diane Alaimo, Paul D. Roy, Advisor Robert Merkel. Sophomore Kneeling: Lynn Viens, Tom Houle, Steve Teerlinck, David Lapointe, Tom Reniewicz, Advisor John Bouchard, Trice Boissoneault, Marie Laflamme, Kelly Ludden, Kate Cassidy, Lisa Breton Standing: Nancy Pazik, Dawn Seiffert, Pam Wells, Robin Boisvere, Beth Allard, Irene Ferreira, Denise Houle, Kerry Murray, Kim Lafleur, Lisa Chandler, Dawn Duval, Ann Dufresne, Chris Pouliot, Lisa Goehring, Michele Chevrette, Chrissy Phifer, Nancy Racine, Karen Sawyer, Maureen Gawron, Linda Kotfila 171 Main Office Aides Sitting Left to Right, 1st Row: Wanona Gentry, Cathy Betournay, Kern Workman; 2nd Row: Lisa Walker, Nancy Rainey: 3rd Row: Deanna Kennedy, Dawn Mainville Standing, 1st Row Top to Bottom: Ann Duiresne, Lisa Breton, Brenda Michaud, Shelley Pepin, Brenda Kobus, Mary Ann Rubis, Pam Wells; Back Row: Renee Lailamme, Lisa Tarka, Janet Jackman, Cheryl Vautrin, Brenda Morin, Bonnie Conroy, Karen Beauchemin, Kelly Ludden, (Absent: Tina Hough) Guidance Office Seated Loft to Right: Helen Lemanski (clerk), Diane Alaimo, Cathy Betournay, Barbara Mozeleski Standing: Mary Lavalley, Debbi Bolduc, Michelle Boivin, Cindy Ringenbach, Mary Connally Renee Keough, Pernell Gerver 172 n Library I Sitting Left to Right: Lisa Fagullar, Tammy Emond, Kim Lafleur, Denise Houle, Mary Kapper, Jane Rogalski, Joan Robinson, Darlene Dant, Leslie Pronovost, Monique Shaddock Standing 1st Row: Tom Giguere, Irene Dulresne, Mike Gauthier, Denise Liggon, Debbie O ' Donnell, Karen Wacklord, Kathy Sawyer, Tammy Burns 2nd Row: Donna Leutsch, Karen Barsalou, JoAnn Champagne, Paul Chmura, Mike Heckstall, Andrew Zyla, Dan Major, Lisa Roda (Advisor, Mrs. Decker) II Left to Right 1st Row: Penny Moore, Donna Lavallee 2nd Row: Cheryl Vautrin, Cathy Degutis, (Absent: MaryAnn Rubis, Karen Beauchemin) 173 Acknowledgement Very Special “Thank-You s” To: Mr. Raymorxd Boulais, Memini’s advisor Mr. Don Lendry, our representative from Josten ' s Yearbook Company, for his time and explanations Mr. Alfred Pinciak, Assistant Principal, for his concern and acfion Mrs. Julie Leonard, Vice-Principal, f or her guidance and caring Class advisors Mr. Roger Bowden and Mr. Neil Martell for their understanding and consideration Mr. Mitchell Kuzdal, Principal, for his time and cooperation, despite his full schedule The class of 1981 for the $2100 for color senior portraifs Mrs. Barnes, and Mrs. Burch, Mr. Cutter, Mr. Dumont, Mr. Gray, and Mr. McClelland for suppling extensive information for our new Specialized Academics secfion of fhe book The club officers and advisors that gave us reports to use to create a type of Activities section unaccustomed to Memini Welbech Music Corp. for use of the lines of The Rainbow Connecfion appearing in our introduction, THE RAINBOW CONNECTION (Paul Williams and Kenny Ascher) Copyright 1979 Welbeck Music Corp. Used by permission. All rights reserved. Kim Garvin and Keith Roy for a perfecf adverfising campaign. They and their devoted staff began lasf March to collect sufficient funds fo produce Memini ’81. Michelle Boivin and Diana Monahan for heading a successful subscriptions team. Michelle also was the main contributer to the captions in our Sports section. Stu Ritter and Brian Wright, along with their staff, for taking great photographs and at times, doing the impossible Jackie Baulding, Cheryl Geoffrion, and Sue Nadeau our creative Senior section tri-editors who joined together successfully Underclassmen edifor Laurie Hambley for fine layoufs. She was helped by Renee Parent, who wrofe the class poems”. Michelle Geoffrion and Ross Viens for super artwork such as our cover, division pages, progressive page corners, faculty department symbols, and sports blob characters Cindy Ringenbach lor her interesf and organization in preparing the Faculty section layouts Coleen Nauman and Kim Collins lor fheir diligence with our Sports section Our yearbook secretary, Lori St. Germain, for creating an advertising file system, lor writing and copying lists of prospective advertisers, for assisting with some of the typing of copy, and for typing all forms and leffers we needed during fhe course of the year. Sue Nadeau, who volunteered to accept another position as Specialized Academics editor after the senior section was completed and did a terrific job Sue Tetreault for her excellenf, well-organized Activifies section And to everyone else who helped to make Memini ’81a reality. Thank you! Robin Roy, Editor PATRONS PROFESSIONAL Advoque Carpet Gallery Aldenville Drug Inc. Aldenville Rug Cleaning American Legion Post 337 Baum Auto Supply Bernadino ' s Bakery Bonnie Solin Ruth Campbell, realtor Cecile ' s Boutique Cheryl ' s Cuts ' N ' Curls Chicopee Engineering Associates Chicopee Herald Dr. Lawrence D. Cohen Collegian Court Corner Store Cutting Corner Desmarasis Oil Co. Dorn ' s Transportation Dorothy Dodds Dunlop Florist Falls Prescription Pharmacy Felix Furtek Insurance Agency Ferris ' Young World First Centerbar Corporation Gosselin-Deady Insurance Agency Hardware Service Store Hastings Stationers Helene ' s Variety Bill Kenney Sons Arco Station Kos Hardware Grain Company Kountry Kutters Lacroix ' s Appliances and T.V. LeBel Insurance Le Fleurist Lil Peach Louis Clark Drug Claire V. Meunier, City Collector Oscar Bail Son Shoe Store Pioneer Dental Lab Quabbin Howden Inc. Ray ' s Hardware Store Rudy Gawron Sons Provision Co. Savino Monument Co. Taylor Rental Center West End Pharmacy Westover Florist John S. Whalen, Jr., City Clerk Zayre Department Store FACULTY ' Ir. and Mrs. Raymond C. Boulais Roger C. Bowden Elba C. Brodeur Dana C. Cutter Mr. and Mrs. George Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Carl Goodrich Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Kuzdal Mrs. Julie M. Leonard Jane T. MacDonald Robert H. Merkel 1 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pii ciak Mr. and Mrs. William Sittard Mr. Walter Stachura ' Miss Rebecca Stec PARENTS Mr. Mrs. Richard Baulding (Jackie) Mr. Mrs. Reginald Boivin Mike (Michelle) Mr. Mrs. George Dzialo (Sue) Mr. Mrs. Juan Garcia (Luis) Mr. Mrs. Richard Garvin (Kim) Mr. Mrs. Burl K. Howard (Cathy) Mr. Mrs. Edward P. Lang, Jr. (Karen) Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Lemay (Laurie) Mr. Martin Loftus (Stephen) Mr. Mrs. F. Madamba (Ken Dave) Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Menard (Sharon) Mr. Mrs. Arthur A. 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HAPCO AUTO PARTS Serving Western Mass. 182 Exchange St. Tel. 592-8384 831 Chicopee St. Tel. 534-4552 532-1094 532-6276 VOSS REAL ESTATES Residential-Commercial-Industrial Gert And Fred Voss - Brokers Chicopee Office, 202 College St. Chicopee, Mass., 01026 Felicitates: Unsern Gluckwonsch! Felecitations! Felicidades! CCHS FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS 177 JOSTEN’S Yearbooks Class Rings 79 Perkins St. Springfield, Mass. 01118 Tel (413) 734-7848 I Good Luck Comp Marching Colts Jackie Baulding Doreen Bolduc Debbie Brown Sue Courchesne Luis Garcia Kim Garvin Ken Gregoire Mike Heckstall Dawn Mainville T risha McElwey Akira Murakami Andrew Coleen Nauman Denise Plante Stuart Ritter Robin Roy Lori St. Germain Jeff Stokowski Mike Szulc Sue Tetreault Karen Thibault Tara Watson Mark Zielonka Zyla c i} Congratulations And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 CHICOPEE COMP BAND PARENTS, INC. SB , JIM’S SUNOCO SERVICE Major fit Minor Repairs Tune-Ups - Tires Batteries Jim Hiscock Prop. 560 East St. Chicopee, Mass. 01020 Phone: 594-9809 Compliments Of POLEP AND PAYSAVERS DISTRIBUTERS Wishing The Class Of 1981 Success 9tc. PINES MOTEL 54-56 Center Street Chicopee, Mass. 01013 Tel. 592-2480-594-6675 1508 Memorial Dr. i 179 Compliments Of RADIO STATION WAGE 326 Chicopee St. Chicopee, MA. 01013 730 On Your AM Dial Compliments Of CHICOPEE MASON SUPPLY ow Cari eHelp ou? CHICOPEE SAVINGS 594 6692 70 C«nl r StfwM • foirfi«ld Mott • S69 Eo«r $tro«i THE GRENIERS 284 Pine St. Holyoke 532-9406 127 Mill St. Springfield 734-7387 Best Wishes To Class Of 1981 ATLAS PUB 298-300 Carew St. Chicopee Game Room Pub Grub Under New Management 594-9851 1981 Yearbook Class Photographers William M. Herchuck Propietor Compliments Of MEDICAL WEST COMMUNITY HEALTH PLAN Richard B. Garvin, B.S., R.Ph. Philip C. Pyser, B.S., R.Ph. EDICAL EST PHARMACY 474 Montgomery Street Chicopee, Mass. 01020 Tel. (413) 592-9266 Serving The Medical West Community Health Plan Congratulations To The Class Of ’81 Congratulations Class Of ’81 TOWN AND COUNTRY CASUALS Ladies Specialty Shop 1573 Memorial Dr. Fairview John Sheehan Mike Sheehan SHEEHAN AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 334 Britton St. Chicopee, MA. 536-8071 CHATEAU PROVOST Banquet Facilities 85 Montcalm St. Chicopee, Mass. 01020 Tel. 413-532-2100 Congratulations Class Of ’81 From The CHICOPEE COMP DRAMA CLUB Minuteman Recreational Vehicles Jl 1- r ' l II tK Dev. Of Minuteman Auto Sales 1021 Memorial Drive Rte. 33 Chicopee, Mass. 01026 m (413) 593-5591 Follow W.A.F.B. Signs From Exit 5 Mass. Tpke Or 1-291 Roger A. LaBrecgue John K. Miller, Jr. Best Wishes For The Future CHICOPEE ANIMAL CLINIC 37 Montgomery St. Chicopee, MA. 01020 Dr. Harold S. Kalter Congratulations CHICOPEE MEMORIAL 417 Montgomery St. Across From Medical West Compliments Of CABOT LIQUORS 2200 Exhcange St. 1 I KEY DRUG 2481 Memorial Dr. Chicopee, MA. 536-3666 0 HOUSE OF FLOWERS Michael L. Moline Tel. 592-2561 1 5 1 E. Main St. Chicopee Falls, MA. Congratulations From AT THE “Y” WILLIMANSETT Tel. 533-4079 Best Wishes To The Graduates Of June 1981 FAIRFIELD MALL AND ITS 65 MERCHANTS C 4 ' I iOn6 Sen iors! Uhh O rr) V) VIA Chr 5 N N L- 5A ri RY t AJ Chorus TIGER A.C CLUB 1 4 Montgomery St. Chicopee, Mass. THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS CASEY CHEVROLET 505 Memorial Dr. 592-4641 184 1 BRIDLE PATH ESTATES la 1 D fl Homes Of Distinction j| 900 Montgomery St., Chicopee, MA. H Developer Builder ] R. Gilpatrick MATHIS OLDS-BUICK- CADILLAC INC. H Tel. 533-8167 1 Tel. 533-3909 67 Exchange St. Chicopee, Mass. Bus. Phone 594-6626 H Built In 1 1845 1 OLD The Cure For The Common Haircut 1 SCHOOLHOUSE 1 RESTAURANT 1024 Chicopee Street Willimansett, Mass. We Are; Closed Mondays THE NATURAL LOOK Banquet Luncheon: Tues-Sat 11 A. M, -2:30 P.M. Facilities Dinner: Tues-Sat 5-10 P.M. j Available Sunday; 12-8 P.M. Fairfield Mall, Chicopee 593-1330 Hours: Mon-Sat 9-9 Compliments Of CHICOPEE K OF C ELDER COUNCIL 69 460 Granby Rd. Bingo Every Wed. Congratulations From CROWN CLEANERS - TAILORS 8821 2 Chicopee St. Chicopee, MA. David Brunelle 534-4197 JOHN GRANGER’S Texaco Service Station [TEXACd] 451 Grattan St. Chicopee, MA 01020 Phone 536-0087 DEL MONTE’S BRIDGE CAFE Individual Size Pizzas Our Specialty- Luncheon Specials Served Mon. - Fri. Cocktail Lounge 840 Memorial Drive Chicopee 593-5553 Proprietor: Frank Del Monte Mon - Sat 11 A.M. To 1 A.M. Sun 4 P.M. To 12 Midnight SpI fSonlPB Srtigp j tnr. Congratulations To The Class Of ’81 ERNEST LAFLAMME City Treasurer POTVIN FURNITURE WAREHOUSE Store Hours: 9 To 9 Daily Sat. 9 To 5 675 Fuller Rd. Chicopee, Mass. FALLS PROVISION East Street Near Carew Chicopee Falls Compliments Of LACROIX MARKET LUNCHEONETTE Chicopee St. Chicopee, MA. 536-6622 186 Good Luck From The STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS OF 1981 The members of the 1981 Student Council have sho-wn their leadership and enthusiasm to the school by devoting their time to the various school and community projects. The 1981 Senior Student Council members have set an example of the types 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: Tara Watson, Sue Eontaine, Lisa LaBrie, Coleen Nauman, Michelle Boivin, Denise Plante, Michelle Laflamme, Kim Garvin Row 2:-, Sue Turcotte, Sue Delisle, Ken Madamba, Kim Collins, Cindy Ringenbach, Jackie Baulding Row 3: -, Mary Russo, Marie Russo, De bbie Tokarski Row 4: Robin Roy, Diana Monahan, Luis Garcia Row 5: Mark Zielonka, Sue Tetreault, Stu Ritter Absent: Dave Madamba, Kathy Ranck, Mike Szulc 213 High Street • Holyoke, Mass 01040 • Telephone 532-7306 I Davignoti GOLDSMITHS • DIAMOND MERCHANTS i W V ' V ' W §J Nothing But The Best . . . For You In Fact-You-Have Been Our Main Concern For Years. We ' ve Nutured Our Relation With You, Knowing Quality, Service And Style Have Been Essentials To You. In Establishing A Trustworthy Reputation - You ' ve Shown Us The Way. We ' re Glad We Can Make Your Stop At The Jewelers . . A Pleasure ABDOW’S 1616 Memorial Dr. Chicopee, MA. 01080 532-3277 NORTHERN PINE FURNITURE GIFT SHOP 210 E. 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ASSELIN Tel. 593-3132 Assessor Japanese American Foods Featuring Chicken Seafood L Telephone 413-536-4610 SWEENEY BROTHERS, INCORPORATED 280 New Ludlow Road Chiocopee, Mass. 01020 196 Our Goal Is To Make You Believe 3J’s Care!” TIRE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE CENTERS 708 Memorial Dr. Chicopee, MA. 3J� S) (413) 5936428 Wayne Nauman Manager i nemo 20 First Ave. Chicopee Exit 6, Ma. Trpke Tel. (413)5924136 6 Second Ave. DIELECTRICS (413)5927051 METRAS ELECTRIC INC. Industrial Commercial Residential Wiring 325 Carew Street Chicopee, MA. 01020 Best Wishes One And All COMBO CORNER Old-Fashioned Soft Serve Good Food H, Since 1899 HAARMANN STEEL CORP. Meadow Street Chicopee, MA. 01013 Tel. 5360813 - All Kinds - 24HR. Emergency Service A L GLASS CO. 18 James St. Chicopee, MA. A1 LaFleur Prop. 197 Men’s • Women’s Hair Design ABLATION 5 1875 Memorial Drive Chicopee, Mass. 25 Center Street Chicopee, Mass. SUPER HAIR SALON 592-4365 Gerald P. Boucher Registered Pharmacist t i ' Y” PHARMACY, INC 732 Chicopee Street Chicopee Mass. 01013 NOEL’S HEATING Congratulations, Lori 24 Hr. Emergency Service 009 James Street Chicopee, Mass. 536-1583 Pen 8c Pencil Clips - Paper Clips Small Metal Stampings VAN VALKENBURG COMPANY Established 1896 Incorporated 1920 1165 Montgomery Street Chicopee, Mass. (413)536-7400 Tel. 533-3700 SPIRO’S PIZZA Best Pi 2 za In The Area Hot Oven Grinders Spaghetti - Sandwiches 653 Grattan Street Aldenville Compliments Of PIOTTE PHARMACY- 671 Grattan St Aldenville 198 Old Colony Bank OF HAMPDEN COUNTY N.A. 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