Chicopee High School - Memini Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 230 of the 1983 volume:

‘.vAii « S ’ i ' ' ■ -H ' MEMINI 1983 YB 1983 11533 MEMINI ’83 Chicopee Comprehensive High School Chicopee, Massachusetts 9 TITLE PAG EDITORS DEDCAT MEMINI ’83 EDITORS Advisor- Mary Rodgers Subscriptions- Lisa Chandler Underclassmen- Diane Mashia Editor-in-Chief- Dawn Duval Seniors- Dawn Seiffert Faculty- Michael Boivin 4 Vocational- Steve Pedrosa Activities- Paul Bajgier Advertisements- Lisa Goehring Athletics- Craig Peltier Photography- Jim Desjardins Art- Wende Raymond and Douglas Major 5 1967, William E. Sittard began his career as music director for Chicopee Comprehensive High School. Throughout these sixteen years, he has devoted an immense amount of time, patience, and energy to help mold his students to grow musically, as well as morally. Each individual who is fortunate enough to come in contact with Mr. Sittard, either through band, chorus, or in any other capacity, knows what it is to have more than a student teacher relationship. He is a figure of respect and authority: consequently, he always has an open ear and or a comforting word of advice. With the guidance of a phenominal director, the C.C.H.S. band, representing our high school, has achieved such high honors as; Massachusetts Band of the Year; a participator in the Bicentennial ts Celebration in Allentown, Pennsylvania: an accumulation of trophies in Toronto, Canada; a succession of first place honors in the Quincy Christmas Parade, the Fall Foliage Parade, the Heritage Music Festival, the Salute to Israel Parade in New York City, and the Miss America Pagent Parade in Atlanta City, New Jersey. In closing, we would like to thank Mr. Sittard for providing our school, not only with a prestigious name, but also with entertainment and spirit which create a unified atmosphere in conjunction with school functions and activities. On behalf of the entire student body, the yearbook staff takes great pride and pleasure in dedicating Memini ’83 to Mr. William E. Sittard. • r WILLIAM E. SITTARD BAND DIRECTOR CHICOPEE COMP Far from the crowd I will pick my way, apart from society, for I must rest and pause awhile and find a trail for me. So push and climb on your noisy way. I choose a different goal; to nestle in my quiet place and grow within my soul. l; 1 • • ' ■■■;% Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward . . . Tomorrow is a path I have yet to choose, it is a chance I have yet to take, a friend I have yet to make. It is all the talent I have yet to use. Tomorrow is a dream that leads me onward, always just a step ahead of me It is the joy I have yet to know, the love I have yet to show. For it is the person I have yet to be. SIGN IN ) (Djumrrne AnS i ' ' - - ' i ' C 5 IjJVea ' VS ?e ► l)frujiu -P ' ' ftuid focr. j, t‘n:i)4 (SO - Oc: --T ' C oc ' ts OdcrhS _ C OC-rf 00 ,TS ' 0OCT5 -Oc)( T- SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS It has been rewarding to be class advisor to the Class of 1983. Your efforts in the classroom, on the athletic fields, and in extra-curricular activities have brought honor to yourselves, your school, and your community. We know you wiii dedicate your- selves in the same manner in all of your future endeavors, and we hope and trust you will all be rewarded with success and happiness. We will always take special pride in being associated with the Class of 83. Roger Bowden Neil Martell SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President - Chris Pouliot Vice-President - Trice Boissonneault Secretary - Pam Bergeron Treasurer - Marie LaFlamme 18 Sharon Adams Mary Ainsburg 93 Baystate Rd. 95 Lukasik St. Sr. Prom. Com, Spag. Supp. Com. Dulce Almeida John Amlaw 518 Springfield St. 71 Blanchard St. Marybeth Archambault Dave Arruda Constance Auger 15 Grifford St. 15 Lavoie Dr. 200 Woodcrest Dr. Swimming 1-4 Band 1-2, Powderpuff Ftbl. “Meet Mr. Rabbit” (Richard Sawyer, Dave Arruda) Ronald Achorn 147 Labelle Dr. Beth Allard 41 Pondview Dr. V. Cheerleading 1-2, V. Soccer 3-4, Girls Track 1-4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Memini 83 Staff Mitchell Abood 126 Dixie Terrace Nadine Aldrich 1 1 Simonich Cir. Christina Anable 650 Chicopee St. Mgr. Boys Swim Team, Cot, Comm. James Anderson 264 Grattan St. Lance Ayers 6 Fifth Ave. Ftbl. 4. Track 4 “Go for it!” (Brian Benoit) Paul Bajgier 65 Simonich Cir. Ftbi. 1-4, Stu. Coun. 1-4, Bskt, 1, Who’s Who 3, Boys State Yr.book section editor, N.H.S., Pro Merito Michelle Banville 166 Jamrog Dr. Powderpuff football Robert Barlow 334 Irene St. William Bartosz 810 Britton St. Susan Bellerose 18 Russell Terrace Student Coun. 1, German Club 1-2, Swim Team 2 John Benoit 57 Abbey St. Robert Bernard 70 Clairmont Ave. Stage Band 1, Int. Tennis 2 Marc Benoit 16 Hampshire St. Brian Benoit 1 13 Stebbins St. David Beard 38 Parenteau Dr. Baseball 1-4 Michael Banville 18 Emery St. Christine Bayeur 35 Sullivan St. Barbara Bennett 35 Irene St. Robert Benoit 1454 Westover Rd. 20 Pamela Bergeron 101 Ann St. Field Hockey 2, Soc. 3-4, Track 2-4, Spag. Sup., Stu. Coun., H.R. Rep., Class Sec. 3-4, NHS, Pro Merito Particia Bergeron 20 Juila Ave. Chorus, Art Robert Bernardos 525 Springfield St. Leonard Bienvenue 65 Ames Ave. Michael Bienvenue 81 Wilson Ave. Jean Blondek Donna Bogart 28 Atkins St. Deca, Library Aid 1, H.R. Rep. 1 Robin Boisvere Who’s he flirting with now? (Pam Bergeron) 721 Pendleton Ave. John Bogel 80 Hampshire St. Kevin Boiselle 6 Lombard St. Kelly Bessette 1698 Menorial Dr. Off. Aid 1-4, J.V. Girls Soc. Mgr., 3 Band Front 4, Frolics 3-4, Sr. Prom Comm. Christine Bobrowski 90 Fletcher Cir. St. Coun. 1-4, Latin Club 1-2, Math Team 2, Pro Merito Patrice Boissonneault 119 Acrebrook Drive Cheerleading 1-2, Class V.P. 1- 4, Jr. -F Sr. Prom Comm., Cot. Comm, Spag. Sup. Comm., N.H.S., Pro Merito Roger Benoit 20 Rolf Ave. “Has anyone seen my dentures?” (Nancy Bouchard) Thomas Boisvere 48 Baltic Ave. James Bolduc 258 Fletcher Cir. Michael Bombardier 64 Artisan St. Football Marc Bouwmeester 86 Summit Ave. Exchange student-Holland, Soc- cer. Tennis, Bsktball Lisa Breton 89 Thaddeus St. H.R. Rep. 2-4, Office Aid 1-4, Jr. Prom Comm. Nancy Bouchard 77 Olea St. Vr. Soc. 1-4, J.V. Hockey 1-2, Vr. Sft. bl. 1-4, P.P. Ftbl., Cpt. of Soccer, Cpt. of Sft.bl. Phil Brassard 16 Berger St. William Brunetti 23 Da wn St. Football 1-3, Baseball 1-4, Bas- ketball 1,2 Chuck Boucher 173 Summit Ave. Laurie Brault Carey Bullock 30 Old Lyman Rd. Cheerleading 1-3, Lib. Aid 1,2 Arthur Boutin 16 Piquette Ave. Vr. Hockey Pierre Breault 80 Olea St. Brenda Bunnel 42 Stanley Ct. 22 David Burke 776 Pendleton Ave. Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Pro Merito, N.H.S., Who’s Who Paul Carmen 40 Hampshire St. David Bushey 100 Laclede Ave. Track 4 Reese Carpenter 1760 Westover Rd 29 Catherine Cassidy 4 Paradise St. Swimming 1, H.R. Rep. 2-3, Cheerleading 1-4 Alan Champagne 295 Irene St. Kimberly Cataw 33 Hudson Ave. Lisa Chandler 81 Blanchard St. Student Council 1-2, H.R. Rep 1- 2, Span. Club 1-2, Band 1-4, Girl’s State 3, Who’s Who 3, Y.,B. Sub. Editor 4, Y.B. Adver- tising 4, Pro Merito, NHS Troy Cervonayco 59 Julia Ave. Football Sheryl Cairns 139 Ward St. Cheerleading 1, Softball 2, Soc. 1-4, Yearbook Com. 4, Spag. Supp. Com., Pro Merito Lisa Carrion 6 Como Dr. J.V. Cheerleading 1, V. Cheer- leading 2-4 Keri Chagnon 1 10 Ingham St. V. Captain of Cheerleading 4, Cheerleading 1-4 Lisa Buskey 5 Ludlow Rd. Jack Carr 175 Grattan St. Football ’’Did you hear the latest?” (Sheryl Cairns) 23 Mass Confusion (Mark Chmiel, Chris Pouliot) Vickey Charpentier 12 Crosby St. Chorus Greg Chatham 1 1 Washington St. Raymond Chevalier 19 Falmouth Rd. Laurie Clark Sharon Cote 371 Dale St. Don Clark 48 Woodcrest Ct. Cindy Cote 40 Royal St. Jeffrey Crumb 127 Bostwick Lane Michele Chevrette 52 Greenpoint Cir. Colorguard 1-2, Student Council 1-2, H.R, Rep 2-4, German Club 2, Office Aid 4, Pro Merito, NHS Michael Crochiere 140 Royal St. Joan Collins 64 Chapel St. James Crady 7 Emery St. Baseball 1, Football 1-4 Mark Chmiel 141 Asselin St. Basketball 1-4, Golf 1-4 David Conde 1684 Westover Rd. Cr. Country 2, Track 2-3 24 Denise Cutter 28 Wilmont St. Student Council 1 Stephanie Daigle 67 Woodctest Ct. Voc. Office Aide John Day 96 Fifth Ave. Phot. Club, Pro Merito Lionel Desforges 1 13 Lombard St. Laura Dearness 3 Greenpoint Cir. James Desjardins 168 Cyran St. Yearbook Photo, Staff Ed., Tele- com Allen Daley 14 Sunflower St. Soccer 1-4 Michael Deroin 170 New Ludlow Rd. Swim. Team 1-4 James Dant 100 Fair St. Debra DeSantis 820 Pendleton Ave. Journalism 4, Yrbk, Staff Peter Despotopoulos 139 Fletcher Circle Gail Desrosiers 20 Simone Rd. J.V. Cheer. 2, Vr. Cheer 3, Band 1-4, Swimming 4 Thomas Deyette 122 Mary St. Judi Dion “Don ' t look now but we’re being watched (Lisa Frederick, Steff Daigle) 182 Casey Dr. “Don’t worry, you ' ll get a date.” (Mike Dion, Mike McKenna) Marc Dion 71 Jennings St. Michael Dion 20 Ingham St. Sheri Donahue 169 Casey Dr. Soccer J.V., Vr. 2 yrs. Ski team 2 yrs. Kim Dooley 57 Boucher Circle Majorette 1-3, Captain Anna Drabinski 40 Acrebrook Dr. Basketball Br.-2 J.V.-1 Tennis 3- A William Duffy 65 Green Point Circle Gaston Drouin 55 So. Winthrop St. Motorcycling 1-4 Ann Dufresne 94 Grattan St. Chorus 1-3 Albert Doiron 77 Westport Dr. Mary Downing 12 Mountainview St. Girls Track 1-4 Steve Dubreuil 101 Wanda St. Football 2,3,4, Skiing 1-4, Tele- com John Dowd 70 Providence St. Football Wade Dubois 48 Manola St. Baseball 1-3-4 Cindy Dumais 393 Pendleton Ave. Homeroom Rep. 1,4, Who’s Who, Pro Merito, National Honor 26 Michael Dumala 306 Mandalay Rd. Skiing 1-4 Gary Dutilly 28 Dallaire Ave. Dariusz Dymon 32 Exchange St. Susan Dunnagan 97 Parenteau Dr. Track 1-4 Barbara Duval 18 Bemis St. Brian Edwards 14 Fairmont St. Ski Team 1-4, H R. Rep. 1 Robert Dunphy 1 10 Jacob St. Basketball 1-4 Dawn Duval 16 Debra Dr. Band 1-4, V.P. 3, Yr. Bk. Editor 4, N.H.S., H.R. Rep. 1-3, Stu. Coun. 2 Brenda Emond 1009 Prospect St. Drama 1-2, Chorus 1 Keith Dybas 64 Olea St. Bskt. 1-2, Tennis 1-4, Chronicle 4 Stephen Esden 316 Irene St. Chorus 4, Photography 4 James Ethier Jr. 189 Granby Rd. Julie Evon 183 Holyoke Ave. Fid Hck. 2, J.V. Bskt, 1-2, V. 3-4, J.V. Sftb. 1, V. Sftb. 2-4, Chroni- cle, Spag. Sup. 4, Powder Puff 4 I thought this was the Computer Dating Service.” (Julie Evon) 27 (Vicki Goldrick, Jeff Ferriera) Steven Fauteux 89 Mathieu Dr. Monique Fecteau 853 Grattan St. DECA Con nie Fern 60 Allen St. Concert Chorus 1-4, Swim Team 1-3, French Club 1, Lib. Aid 1 Roger Fleury 126 Chapel St. Robin Frappier 75 Chapel St. Irene Ferreira 83 Montgomery St. H.R. Rep. 2-4, Spanish Club 1, Jr. Dr. Prom Com. Kathy Fontaine 28 Wallace Ave. Pep Club, H.R. Rep., J.V. Cheer- leader, DECA Lisa Frederick 153 Ward Street J.V. Softball 2 Jeff Ferreira 27 Gagne St. Soc. 1, Hockey 2 Michael Forcier 5 Savory Street Jon Frodema 195 Szetela Dr. John Fleury 289 Grattan St. Fresh. Soc. Miguel Franco-Correlli 26 Berguer St. Joseph Fydenkevez 94 Rimmon Ave. 28 Linda Gagne 166 Langevin St, Soccer 1-4, Basketball 2,4, Track 1-4, Spag. Supp, 4 Pow- der Puff football Kim Galindo 28 Andover Rd. Softball 1-4, Field hockey 2, Soccer Manager 3-4, Spag, Supp, 4, Powder Puff Football Dave Getto Mark Gherardi 223 Springfield St, Lynette Giguere 175 Rolf Ave, Frolics 3,4, Yearbook Adv, Com,, Pro Merito, NHS, Powd, Puff Ftbll, Rita Godbout 90-A Colonial Cir, Joe Giguere 60 Semone Rd. Hiking Club 1 Harry Glimenakis 19 Pennsylvania Ave. Brendan Gallagher 33 Roberts Pond Lane Soccer 1-4 Nicole Giammatteo 24 Elmer Drive Maureen Gawron 208 Dale St. Homeroom Re. 2-4, Field Hcky- 2, Tennis 2-4, Jour, Club, Voc. Office Aid, Yearbook Staff Duane Gibbs 2 45 Rolf Ave. Tennis 2,4 Kevin Giroux 71 Asselin St. Swimming Barbara Giza (Galindo) 138 Acrebrook Dr. Seniors rule the school! (Scott Goss, Chris Holme, Mark Gherardi) r 29 “Ahh! Refreshing!” (Michelle Hebert) Arthur Godding 19 Julia Ave. Vicki Goldrick 197 E. Main St. Pamela Gordon 56 Yorktown Ct. Lynn Gorham 175 Theroux Dr. Swimming 1-4, Cap. -4, Powd. Puff Ft.BII. 3-4 Lisa Goehring 7 Ann St. Yr.Bk. Adv. Edt., Soph. Class Sec., Homeroom Rep. 1-4, S.A.C., Jr. Sr. Prom Com. Pro Merito, NHS Scott Goss 8 Percy St. J.V. Hockey Randy Greenia 26 Harvey St. Shirley Gregory 160 FletcherCir. J.V. Soc.-I, J.V. Sottbll-2, Soft. Man. -3, powder putt ttbll 3,4 Lori Guyott 72 Anson St. Marcelle Hamel 84 Olea St. Chorous 1-4, Band Front 1-3 Richard Harer 57 Greenpoint Cir. Ski Team Denise Hartmann Michelle Hebert Yvonne Hebert 106 Simonich Cir. 771 Chicopee St. 373 Dale St. Who’s Who, Yearbk. Adv., Cheerleading 1,2, Cot. Com. -4, p.p.ttbll 3,4 Office Aid 1,2,4, Prom. Com. -4, P.P. Ftbll. 4 30 Kathleen Heroux 12 Baptist Ave. French Club, Prom comm, Who ' s Who Thomas Houle 81 Meadow St. H.R. Rep, Jr. Sr. Prom Com., Cot. Com. Francis Hernandez 82 Debra Dr. Lori Hood Robert Hortie 29 Debra Dr. Colorguard 1-2, Office Aid 2-4, Powder Puff 3-4, Frolics- 1 Richard Houle 88 Taylor St. Soccer Steven Houle 470 New Ludlow Rd. Soc.-I, New England Math Le- gue 2-4 We ' ve Got Spirit!! Scott Hocking 69 Deslauries St. Track-1, Football-2, Baseball-2, Who ' s Who, Boy ' s State Pro Merito Robert Hedges 17 Towne St. Maryann Hogan 109 Edgewood Ave. French Club-1, Cheerleading-2, Cotillion Com. -4, Guidance Aid- 4, Prom Com. -4 Powder Puff 3,4 Denise Houle 56 Laclede Ave. H.R. Rep. 1-4, Prom Com. 3,4, Student Coun. 1-2, Who ' s Who, Pro Merito, NHS Christopher Hoime 81 David Rd. Mary Houle 105 Langevin St. Soccer- 1, Ski.-I, Frolics, Sr. Prom Com. David Huber 127 Vadnair St. 31 Dazed and Confused (Mary Jeffries) Valerie Hundley 265 New Ludlow Rd. Lib. Aide 2-4, J.V. Cheerleading 4 Judith Jackman 252 Montcalm St. Swimming 4 Marcia Jefferson 126 Fernwood St. Powder Puff Football 4 Mary Jeffries 1 1 1 School House Rd. H R. Rep.-I Office Aid-3,4 Heidi Jock 492 New Ludlow Rd. Leon Jones 54 Bonner St. Matthew Joyal 44 Loretta St. Swimming 1-4 Richard Kagan 155 Pondview Dr. Fresh, and Var. Football, Fresh. J.V. and Var. Basket., Latin Club James Kapinos 140 Columba St. Soccer 1-2 James Kendra 33 Mercedes St. German Club, Debate Club, Comp Chronicle-2, Student Coun., 3,4, School Match Wits Team -3 Edward Kennedy 521 Irene St. Brian King 18 Sheridan St. Jim Kirejczyk 48 Szetela Dr. Kevin Klinkowski 31 Felix St. Golf 1-4 32 Gary Kolnicki 418 Montgomery St. Jean Kusyk 16 Upton St. Marie Laflamme 865 Montgomery St. Treasurer 2-4, H.R. Rep, Student Coun., Kielbasa Rest., Canned Food Drive, Office Aid, Cot. Prom Com. Linda Kotfila 15 Janine St. H.R. Rep 2 Richard LaBonte 16 Erline St. Concert Band 1-4, March. Band 1-3, H.R. Rep. -1, French Ciub 1,2, Froiics 3 Paul Laflamme 32 Shiriey St. Diane Kraus 735 McKinstry Avew. Band 1-4, H.R. Rep. 1-4, Jr. Sr. Prom Com. Michael Krawiec 300 Schooi House Rd. Lisa Laflamme 157 Pendieton Ave. Softbaii 4 Lori Laflamme 873 Montgomery St. Photography Karen Lafleur 24 Lucretia Ave. Kim Lafleur 93 Meadow St. Pro Merito, NHS, H.R. Rep. 1-4, Student Coun. 1-2, Jr. Sr. Prom Com., Yearbook Adv. Tina Lafountain Gary Lafrenier Mighty Seniors!! 828 Chicopee St. 6 Shea Dr. 33 What does she want now? (Maria Laporte, Ed Ranck) Daniel Landers 39 Haven Ave. David Lapointe 43 Mt. Vernon Rd. Chron. 2,3 (ed.) Underclassmen sdt. Memini 3. Student Coun. 2- 4, Photo Club 2-4, HR. Rep. 1-4, MHS Daniel Lauzier 348 New Ludlow Rd. French Club 1-2, Chron. Staff-4, Karen Langevin 27 Langevin Ave. Band 1-4, Vr. Soft. 3-4, J.V. Basketball Softball -2 Maria Laporte 38 Fletcher Cir. Memini 83 -4, Basketball 2-4, Track 1-4, Powd. Puff Ftbll. -3,4, Spag. Sup. -4 Christine Lauzon 735 Memorial Dr. David Lambert 70 Lafayette St. Baseball 1-4, Football Robert Langevin 34 Baltic Ave. Michelle LaRocque 500 Britton St. Journ.-4, Chron. Staff, Memini 83, Staff 4 Corrine Lavigne 86 Fernwood St. Vr. Basketball 2-4, Vr. Soccer 3,4, Vr. Softball 2,3, Powd. Puff ’ 3,4, Field Hcky-2, Yearbook Staff, Spag. Sup. Com, -4 Denise Lambert Linda Lapierre 50 Schorr St. Chorus 1-4 Janelle Larose 31 Long wood Dr. Band 1-2, Cron. -4, Track 1-4, Field Hcky. 2, Spag. Sup. -4 Keith Lebeau 92 Ludlow Rd. Football 34 Marc Lenart 406 Memorial Drive Mike Lenart 406 Memorial Dr. Annette Lesik 83 Montgomery St. Diane Liberty 135 McKinstry Ave. John Lizotte 22 Johnson Ave. Bill Lunardini 7 Boutin Ct. Football 1-2, Track 3-4, Cross Country 3-4, Chron. Staff -4 Marie Loranger 102 Sunflower Ave. Lib. Aid -2 Edward Luppi 29 Schley St. Vr. Soccer Andrea Lorraine 121 Montcalm St. NHS, Yearbook Staff, Spag. Sup. Com., Jr. Sr. Prom Com., P.P. Football -4 Kelly Ludden 24 Como Dr. Student Coun. 1-4, Pres.-4, Cheer. 1-4, H.R. Rep. 1-4, Office Aide 1-4, Chorus 1-4, Jr. Sr. rom Com., Spag. Sup. Darryl MacDonald 47 Polaski Ave. Hockey, Baseball Andrew Maciaszek 52 Taylor St. Track 2-4, Pro Merito, NHS, Schools Match Wits 3-4, H.R. Rep. -4, Year. Photo Staff, Frolics-3, Debate -4 Tammy Maggiolino 500 Riverside Dr. Douglas Major 26 Beaudry Ave. Yearbook Staff “Come on, you guys!” {Marie Loranger) 35 z] “How do you work this thing? (Rich Neveu and Bill Lunardini) Rick Martin too Loomis Dr. Football Rebecca Masztal 269 College St, H.R, Rep., Year. Staff, Field Hcky, Track 1-3, Pro Merito, NHS Daniel Mashia 1 19 Jamrog Dr. Band 1-4, Track 3-4, Math League 2-4, Student Coun. -4, Boys State-3, Pro Merito, NHS Francis Mathieu 42 Cadieuh Ave. Michael Maslak 709 McKinstry Ave. Karen Matulewicz 30 Walter St. Swim Team, Vr. Softball, Year. Adv. Staff Richard Martel 43 Silvin Rd. Schools Match Wits, Debate Team, H.R. Rep, Track, Year. Photo Staff Donna Masse Katherine McCormick 1145 Prospect Street P.P. Football Stephen McCurdy Michael McKenna 41 Elmer Dr. 104 Silvin Rd. Vr. Football 2-4 Randy McNamara 116 Oakwood St. Luis Medina 82 Rivers Ave. Football -1, Baseball 1-4 36 James Menard 174 Old Lyman Rd. Patrick Mercer 12 Dallaire Ave. Soccer 1-2, Hockey -2 David Meunier Melissa Miskiv 17 Ross Ave. H.R, Rep. William Mitchell 123 Old Farm Rd. Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4 Donna Mongeau Judy Mrzyglod 127 Falmouth Rd. Latin Club-2, Year. Adv.-4, Jr. Prom Com.-3, Chron.-4, H.R. Rep. David Murphy 64 Marion St. Soccer 1,2 Shirlene Moroschok 81 Woodcrest Cir. J.V. Soc.-I, Lib. Aid-1, P.P. football 3-4 Kerry Murray 129 Prospect Ronna Moussette 44 Larchmont St. P.P. Football 3 Paul Myers 27 Harrington Rd. Robert Nelson 1092 Granby Rd. Richard Neveu 200 Royal St. Band 1-4 “30 problems? She has got to be crazy!!? (Ronna Moussette) 37 “They’re coming to take me away!!’’ (Tom Pappas) Jeff Newsome 1 Lynn Ave. Varsity hockey Ted Oliverira 69 Daniei Dr. Jerome Pare 50 Welis Ave. Vr. Hockey Nancy Pazik 91 Wanda St. H.R. Rep. 1-4, Student Coun.-4 38 Laurie Palmer 139 Casey Dr. Laurie Partridge 111 8th Ave. Nancy Peavey 64 Acrebrook Dr. Concert Chorus-1, H.R. Rep. -1,3, Drama Club, Journ. Club. Chron. news, et.-3. Lib. Aid-4 Thomas Pappas 76 Falmouth Rd. Nicholas Passidakis 34 Frank St. Steven Pedrosa 70 Broadway Apt. 194 Student Coun., Year. Statf-83, Who’s Who Kevin O’Connell 96 Sunflower Ave. Kimberly Paradis 57 Shaban Dr. Ronald Paul 46 Lafayette St. Raymond Peloquin 105 Taylor St. Soc., Basketball, Track, Hik. Club Daniel Petri 150 Mt. Vernon Rd. Roger Perreault 12 Riverview St. Hiking Club-1 Kyle Picard 585 Sheridan St. H.R. Rep, Lib. Aid Kelly Perry 1 1 1 Chicomansette Vg. French Club, Jr. Prom Com., Year. Adv. Staff Michael Picard 79 Laramee St. Craig Peltier 59 Wanda St. Vr. Football, Student ‘ Coun., Lib. Aid, Athetics Ed. -83, Who’s Who, NHS Rudolph Piotrowski 725 No. Chicopee St. Soccer 1-4, Track 4 Kimberly Poirer David Pollette 135 Royal St. 18 Dunn St. Photographer Bruce Piquette 87 Nash St. Baseball 1,2 David Pete 154 Pondview Dr. Track- 1, Spanish Club 1,2, Band 1-4, Yearbook Staff, Boy’s State Timothy Pieciak 79 Lukasik St. Football Mark Piquette Pamela Plouffe 38 Boulay Cir. “What more could you ask for?” (Tim Pieciak) The President and her bodyguards. (Chris Pouiiot) Donald Pringle 100 Manning St. Robert Prince 122 Ludlow Rd. Christine Pouiiot 77 Meadow St. Ciass Officer 2-4, H.R. rep. 2-4, Student Council, Prom Comm. 3- 4, Swimming 1-4, Tennis 1-2, Library and office aid Nancy Racine 18 Hampshire St. H.R. Rep 1-3, Deca 4, Voc. Office Aid 1-3 Timothy Pride Edward Ranck 391 Montcalm St. Basketball 1-4, Football 1-4, Track 3,4, Baseball 1, Who’s Who Robert Recchia 149 Rolf Ave. Tracy Robbins 15 Boutin Ct. Lisa Raymond 1 1 Leslie St. Lib. Aid-1, Office Aid-3 Kevin Ritter 72 Farmington St. Soc. 1-2, Basketball 1-4, Track- 2, Pro Merito, NHS. Who’s Who, Year. Photo., P. P. Cheerleading, German Club, Spag. Supper James Reidy 6 Manos Dr. Baseball 1-4, Football-2, Basket- 2, Who’s Who Marie Roberg 604 McKinstry Ave. Pep Club-1, Jr. Prom Com. Tom Reniewicz 2040 Memorial Dr. Gail Robinson 571 Britton St. Michelle Robinson 54 Stewart St. Lisa Rods 15 Lombard St. Office Lib. Aid Joseph Rokowski 87 Oakridge St. Football 1-4 Francis Romanowicz 22 Simone Rd. Elizabeth Rondeau 1540 Donohue Rd. Yearbook Paula Rosinski 69 Ludger Ave. David Rose 49 Anson St. Cheryl Roux 115 Edward St. i David Roy 256 Arcade St. Football Michael Roy 128 Ann St. Sharon Roy 50 Boileau Ter. Colorguard-1, J.V. soc.-2 Donald Ruel 44 Stedman St. Kimberly Rusciano 174 Langevin St. Phillip Russ 258 Woodcrest Dr. Gail, phone home! (Gail Robinson) 41 The Senior Lunch Table, (Anna Drabinski, Joe Rokowski, Craig Schuster, Mi- chael Seymour) Kevin Ryan 38 Edward St. Swimming Gloria Schloesser 7 Tanglewood St. Band 1 Craig Schuster 634 Pendleton Ave. Football-1, Baseball 1-4, Intram. Carolyn Sears 51 Boulay Cir. Ski Swim Team Joseph Shrewsbury 72 Lauzier Ter. Football- 1 Mike Seymour 85 Call St. Vr. Baseball Carl Sittard 37 Dunn St. Yearbook-83, Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-4 Lorri Senecal 265 Grattan St. Kim Sisson 41 Woodcrest Cir. Donna Senerchia 115 Boucher Cir. Kathleen Sawyer 91 7th Ave. H.R. Rep. 1-4, Student Coun. 2- 4, Student Coun. Sec. 4, Boys Swim Man.-2, Jr. Prom Com. Dawn Seiffert 92 6th Ave. NHS, Jr., Sr. Prom Com. Yrbk Sen. Section Ed., Spag. Sup. Com. -4, P. P. Football Debra Shone 1 1 Sergeant Ave. Carolyn Sittard 37 Dunn St. Chorus 1,4, Concert Band 2-3, Marching Band 1-4, Year. Staft- 4, Comp Cadettes 1-4, Student Coun. 1-4, Toys for tots 2 42 Alan Skiba 31 Nye St. John Skill 18 Roberts Pond Lane Richard Smith 617 McKinstry Ave. Eric Staszko 30 Barby Ave. Math Club, New England Math League, German Club, NHS. Pro Merito, Who’s Who Robert Surprenant 51 Schley St. J.V. Hockey 1-2 Christine Stec 59 Edgewood Ave. Field Hcky-1, Basketball- 1, Soft. 2, Yearbook-4 Michael Sweeney 18 Fletcher Cir. Golf Team 1-4, Ski team 3-4 Who’s Who Gerald Sobon 52 Larchmont St. Band 1-4 Lee Ann Skoczylas 61 Trilby Ave. Larry Smith 735 Memorial Dr. Daniel Stamborski 223 Springfield St. Howard Starke 132 Skeel St. Lisa Sullivan 556 Grattan St. Softball, P. P. Football Darryl Sumner 70 Broadway Apt. 191 Football Irresistable! (Nancy Bouchard, T.J. Thibault, Carolyn Sears) 43 See what Physics can do to ya?! Robert Syniec 86 Willwood St. Steven Teerlinck 645 McKinstry Ave. James Tillotson 34 Harvey St. Vr. Hockey 1-4, Baseball, (Fresh J.V.) Boy ' s State, Pro Merito, NHS John Tenerowicz 32 Simonich St. Hiking Club, Sportsmans Club Catherine Tolman 72 Walnut St. Lib. Aid-1 Todd Therrien 88 Acrebrook Dr. Thomas Toole 174 Beauregard Ter. Vr. Hockey Sonia Turgeon 223 Grattan St. French Club James Twining 197 East Main St. Memini-83 staff Cheryl Underwood 31 Mary St. Lib. Aid, H.R. Rep. Elizabeth Szymonik 20 Boulay Cir. French Club Tom Thibault 480 Grattan St. Bill Tryba 243 Pendleton Ave. Joanne Vankeuren 7 Mandalay Rd. 44 Ronald Vautrin 55 Nye St. Thomas Walker 277 Irene St. Astronomy Club Holly White 3 Guyotte Ave. Colorguard 1-2, Comp Cadets 2 Lynn Viens 729 Granby Rd. H.R. Rep. 2-4, Pro Merito, NHS, Stud. Coun. 2-4, Cot. Com. 2-4, Yearbook Staff 3,4, Band Front 1-2, Who ' s Who, Prom Com. -4 Christian Vincellette 45 Harvey St. Football- 1, Tennis-2 Laura Walton Mark Wozniak 1683 Memorial Dr. Lisa Voisine 1 143 Woodcrest Dr. Lib. Aid Brian Waloweek 33 Woodcrest Cir. James Wojtowicz 552 Sheridan St. Pamela Wells 1 1 1 Manning St. H.R. Rep. 1,2, Office Lib. aid. Ski Team Man., Cot. Prom Com. -4 John Wrzos 638 Chicopee St. Swimming 2-4 Wesley Zachara 5 Spring St. Madeleine Zacharie “It this goes in the yearbook, you’re dead!! (Lynn Viens, Chris Bobrowski) 140 Trilby Ave. Concert Chorus 45 CAMERA SHY Ernest Brault John Getto Yvonne Nelson Richard Sawyer Vicky Charpentier Denise Grandbois Thomas O’Neil Joseph Taliceo Lawrence Forget Richard Jozejowicz Mark Peery Arthur Thomas David Gagnon Karin Klepp Brian Reardon Lisa Weibel Joseph Gauthier Ronald LaPlante Scott Roberts 57 SIGN OUT Cc -r;3- (?o - rs ( oc.Ts5 -- ooors - clol,ts ( OOT3 - Cc Oi CC L T5 CC tl “I know a secret.” (Diane Mashia) Surprise, Michelle! AWESOME! (Tom Poudrier) ; ‘Hey, what’s the camera for?” “Leave me alone — I ' m busy.” (Heidi Kagan) ij Unsuspecting Michelle Lemoine at her locker . . I Class President caught off guard. (Tina Martell) The hallway gossipers. (Dave Bayeur, Angi Carrier) “And then HE said ...” (Debbie O’Donnell, Anne Piquette, Sue Giroux) “Is this last period?” (Bob Earhardt) “This week is gonna be one LONG Monday!” (Gina Geoffroy) “Don’t take my pict-’’ . . . ' click! (Becky Hawkes) Space Cadet! (Diane Mashia) “Curse this @ ! locker!” (Sue Giroux) “Ever have that feeling you were being followed?” (Jeanne Dubois) “Don’t tell me . . . these batteries are dead! (Matt Llodra) 60 ‘‘I wonder if he saw me.” (Corinna Cutter) Hey, What’s up Doc?” (Tim Sweeney) “You’re a spaz, Matt.” (Joanne Stockard) Feeding time at the zoo. (Cheryl Croteau, Chris Benoit) Show us your Ultra-Brite White! (Lee Lemagdelaine) Sophomore Spirit! (Fall Sports Rally) “Hollywood, here I come!” (Matt Longhi) 63 Three minutes is hardly enough time to change classes!” (Sherry Jones) “Say, what?” (Darryl Tiggle) Mary, there’s a camera over there.” (Laura Day, Maria Guy, Mary Goehring) “Who, me?” (Debbie Farr) A thousand words by Friday?!” (Steve Crochiere, Sharon Cairns) 64 Think, Mary, think! (Mary Tillotson) Sophomore Scientists Lunch time blahs.” (Denise Paul) Alright, what’s the camera for?” (Elizabeth Charette) A penny for your thoughts? 66 FRE5HME N This year’s Freshman class was unique in that its members held class elections. Those elected to serve the Freshman class as officers were: Chris Houle — President John McCray — Vice-President Denise Houle — Secretary Julie Whitehead — Treasurer “Homework, homework. Give me a break!” (Denise Houle) “You don ' t say.” “Uhmmmmm . , . ” I can t believe my eyes. (Lee-Ann Teerlinck) Pay attention now, boys! (Tom Bajgier, Dan Beard) ' I wish the big boys would let me play. (Erik Kaplan) Get off my easel” Go Colts!” (Joann Whitmore) ww (Mr a, ENROLLMENT FORM coMpmmm hish school C s rTiTf-W ' Si ' S � «-ter i c o Ootr� p. VOCATIONAL “83 AUTOBODY AUTO REPAIR CABINET HHF EXPLORATORY ex- doucoy pufiXJi. lA XX 3yricL 1 X nV0A -X3c n«J I r ' doiy C« Tr r C jnrTTe yyx vnei J SEX«.OPW-o8y Va A - 4J yfc i v. v ' - ■s. ' X vxAiV , «j:4 u -i. S3 I ( yriJdjL ffiji t xv vA v Q - ce i- -Co ' XV . F ; J| it; (t« ELECTRICAL mm D « Steffl wo w Icz Here ' s foK C fSuppOKf‘BN UA 5eRSt VD A G ip- MACHINE SHOP ' ' ' H||H|o ’ «|HH| MECHANICAL DRAFTING Ik jir V- ' jfcsaa?? ' :;iL h -Ji ' — JmW - jf Wi WELDING m • FACULTY ADMINISTRATION To The Class of 1983: You leave high school with many skills acquired over the past four years. These skills will enable you to earn a living immediately upon graduating or in the future after you have had additional training and or experience. All these skills are for naught if you have not acquired a wholesome attitude toward life. This means you will have to decide what goals are important to you and what sacrifices you are willing to make in order to achieve those goals. Nothing in life is achieved without some sacrifices. When establishing your goals you must bear in mind how these goals will affect your relationship with your spouse, family, friends, neighbors, community, etc. You must think of others. Independece is a virtue: indiffer- ence is a sin. U)iltLcL William Coscore, Superintendent of Schools Herbert Curry Asst. Superintenant Carolyn Fitzgerald Administrative Assistant I wish to express my congratulations to the graduating class of 1983. Although you were faced with many societal obstructions and disruptions, you, as a group, placed educa- tion values as one of your top priorities. You met the chal- lenges, and you succeeded in achieving your first important goal. As educators, it was our educational interest to teach you how to recognize and to assess value conflicts and how to tolerate diverse values that exist in a pluralistic society. Your secondary school education should serve as a con- tributory step to your future endeavors. You will have to devote more time and more effort to discipline yourselves to seek newer and more difficult educa- tional growth. This includes the academics as well as the vocational revolution which is changing so dramatically. Your decisions will be more pronounced and more selec- tive if you are to gain the benefits of our new technological society. You are the future and the results will be yours. Graduates, you should continue your search for more hu- manistic goals which will allow people to be more tolerant of each other and to restore peace and respect to all the nations of all the world. Mitchell Kuzdzal Principal Alfred Pinciak Asst. Principal Douglas Gray Vocational Director Julie Leonard Vice Principal Clyde McClelland Placement Coordinator 97 GUIDANCE 1 am very honored for having the opportunity to ex- tend my congratulations to the class of 1983. I hope that the education and experiences you received at Chicopee Comprehensive High School will guide you to your success in the future. May God bless you all. Dionysius Dulchinos Leo? rt. Lent He d Wallace A. Starkey Guidance Secretary John Michonski George DeFlorio Charles Tomaszewski Arthur Pepin Ruth Geanacopolous ENGLISH 100 All English classes at Comprehensive High School are basically reading and writing. In addition, all classroom teachers emphasize effective oral communication, in- cluding listening, and some basic skills in audio-visual methods. The basic area requirements are primarily writing courses, for the purpose of providing the basic con- cepts of sentence structure and the paragraph, and of providing application immediately after high school of the communication skills necessary for particular goals, e.g. business, industry, college, etc. In addition, in all subject area requirements, at least one day a week is devoted to developmental skills in reading. The electives, although somewhat limited, are again primarily reading and writing. Those available electives are especially successful because they permit students to elect areas of their interest, consequently increasing motivation. The Comprehensive English Department has been very pleased with its writing program. Teachers, in other fields, have confirmed the fact that Comp, students, in general, are writing much more effectively. Furthermore, we are concentrating on providing more reading exper- iences in the English classroom. But most of all, it is through the efforts of an exper- ienced English faculty, that we are able each year to measure more and more success in not only our college board scores, but our career placement programs. ... Kathleen M. Baker Denart ' iient Head Mary Rodgers Paul Midura Raymond Boulais Eugene Richards George Bellefeuille Ernest Rocheleau Marguerite Decker, Librarian Stanley Kozikowski Laurel Collins Walter Stachura NOUN VERR ADJECTIVE ADVE RB 102 ENGLISH Judith Czelusniak Roger Bowden Joyce Caldwell Lucienne Czupryna Paul Lathrop FOREIGN LANGUAGE The primary goal of the foreign language teachers is to foster an appreciation, interest and knowledge for foreign languages. Emphasis is focused on the teaching of a specific language and on the culture from which it is derived. We have tried, these past four years, to contri- bute to each student’s total growth by reducing his monocultural orientation by active, pleasurable partici- pation in a different culture pattern. With this background we are confident that the “Class of 83’’ will successfully meet and overcome any and all life’s challenges. “Bonne Chance’’ to all. Mr, Paul A,. Le Beau Department Head Elba Broduer Neil Marlell Ann Blodgett SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies is one of the unique subject areas of a high school curriculum. Concerned with facts, the de- partment uses them for background in developing ideas and values. When one values something, he or she should work at trying to attain it. The Social Studies Department attempts to assess these values with the students and to spur on that quest, developing student minds to not only seek worthwhile values, but also to live up to them. If we succeed, then we feel we have set students in the right direction to face the enormous problems they will encounter in life. John H. Moran L-ep rtnent Head Arnold Huhtamaki Edward Clancy 104 James Kijak Stephen Jendrysik William Davis Edward Butova Martin Balboni Joseph Perlik Joanne Pirog MATH The fundamental purpose of education is to help the student become a well adjusted and productive mem- ber of society. The Mathematics Department is primar- ily concerned with providing for each student the oppor- tunity to develop to the full extent of his mathematical abilities. This is accomplished through the broad spec- trum of courses offered by the department for all levels of ability from the fundamentals of arithmetic oper- ations up through the theory and structure behind the more advanced principles of mathematics. The intent of the department is twofold: that students leaving CCHS upon graduation will be well prepared for whatever their chosen endeavor might be and that stu- dents will be successful in that endeavor. We hope we have provided the tools with which you might accom- plish your goals and wish you well in that effort. (luu Christine L. Mills Deoartment Head Jeffrey Kendra Louise Lacoste 106 II Michael Cyran Ernest Goff Frederick Przybyla Alfred Furtek John Stewart Denise Kelliher SCIENCE Throughout its existence, the Science Department of CCHS has had one main goal, that of providing its students with a variety of quality class offerings. This has permitted those of you who wanted to learn a more than ample opportunity to do so. The Science Depart- ment congratulates the Class of 1983 for its successes during its four years’ attendance at CCHS, and it ex- tends its best wishes to all of the graduates for contin- ued success in any and all future individual endeavors. Raymond H. Ouimette Department Head Edward Osetek 108 Ronald Pete Conrad Rivest Jan Lessin Francis Gammie Roger Fleury Ernest Goff George Ladeau BUSINESS In today’s ever-changing world of business, with the increased emphasis on computers and computerized office equipment, typing skills are a definite requirement in the business office. To go along with this modern technology, a solid understanding of accounting and recordkeeping is also desirable especially for the col- lege bound student. A wide variety of related courses rounds out the business curriculum at Chicopee Com- prehensive High School. Harry P. Malandrlnos Departaient Head Lance Walsh Bernard Mathieu Ann Beggetta 110 Stanley Zakrocki Frances Symanski Janice Kulig Roland Goulet Susan Winn HOME EC. Christine Kennedy Alice Barnes ART Elyse Murphy MUSIC Philip Airoldi William Sittard Dolores Borowiec 114 Gerald Archambault VOCATIONAL It gives me great pleasure to offer my congratulations to the Class of 1983. You have gained considerable knowledge at C.C.H.S. in a wide variety of disciplines. But education is a con- tinuing process without which you will be unable to enter the highly competitive world of work. The era that we live in demands that you prepare yourself to meet the great challenge of high technology with knowledge and sklls. In the coming decades, as companies forge ahead with computerized manufacturing, the factory floor will take on “Star Wars” overtones with batteries of robots- the so-called “steel workers” of the assembly line. High technology means computers, electronics, robotizatlon. Be prepared to meet the challenge of this wave of the future in either a professional capacity by seeking more knowledge in further education or to expand upon the skills you have acquired in your secondary education. I wish you all good health and happiness for the rest of your days. c ..r ' Dou;l- ' °s Gray Vocational Director Stephen Buczko Viola Vaz Edward Stefanowicz Alexander Skrobacki Lee Perez Dana Cutter Anthony Petrucelli Francis Wajda Joseph Zawada 116 Leopold Stokowski Kenneth Syriac Wallace Przybycien Chester Bobala Ernest Dwyer Bruce Davidson John Camerota Harry Thiebault Arthur Augusto John Murray Earl Ingham Philip Gassnola Robert Badone SPECIAL EDUCATION Edward Scagel Wendy O ' Rourke Joseph Natale John Saccavino Joseph NietupskI Moonyean Field Lynne Georgeopolus Barbara Katz Gail Fishman Aline Fitz-Gibbon — i Marguerite O’Malley Rosemary Regan 118 Missing: Carolyn Korzon NURSES Nanina Ziolkowski, Maureen Menard CAFETERIA Anita Peloquin, Nancy Renkowic, Loretta LaBarre, Pauline Colombe, Stella Kokoszka, Velma Cook, Helen Dyiekan, Doris Ward, Shirley Mrozinski, Marueen Slachetka, Loretta Wanat, Marion Bombadiu, Angie La Jeunesse, Cecil Nielsel 119 SECRETARIES Marge Blout, Sandra Nunes, Ruth Montcalm, Melanie Pasternak, Evelyn Nietupski 120 ♦ATHLETICS VARSITY SOCCER 1st Row- Mike Kijak. Dave Izatt, Tom Poudrier, Ken Gagne. 2nd Row- Dave Fitzpatrick, Steven Crochiere, Gary Higgns, Al Lafleur, Tom Rivet, Mike O’Brien. 3rd Row- Coach Davis, Leo Lafleur, Marc Bouwmeester, Ed Luppi, Dave Morin, Rudy Pitrowski, Jeff LaReau, Al Daley Coach Davis exemplifies the tension of the moment, as he speaks with some of his key performers on the sideline Above: Coach s award recipient Ed Luppi Left: MVP performer Tom Poudrier and Gary Higgins take a halftime break. y Above right: Al Daley exhibits hts style and finess. Below: Mike O’Brien, Al Lafleur, and Marc Bouwmeester show their stuff, WATCH OUT AL! im Soccer, a sport that takes much fortitude and stamina Facial Expressions exemplify the intensity in which they play. JUNIOR VARSITY 1� t Row- Jim Lafleur, Mark Nadeau, Tim Boyer, Keith Laramee, Neil Martel. 2nd Row- Bob Baranowski. Mike Martel, Tom O ' Donnel. Bill Boutin. Steve Salwa, Wayne Oaviau. 3rd Row- Coach Glen Marion, David St. Pierre. Rob Peloquin, Glen Beauregard, Tom Murphy, Kevin Garvin, Mike Griffin. Ed Mrozinski. Jv. V i W- f Lj V ||B|||n pi GIRLS’ VARSITY SOCCER 1«t Row: Linda Gagne, Nancy Bouchard. Sheryl Cairns. 2nd Row; Pam Bergeron, Tina Martel, Robin Sklbinskt, Michele Lamoine, Beth Allard, Corrine Lavigne. 3rd Row: Coach Martel. Sharon Cairns, Mary Tillotson, Riche Dubois, Judy King, Krisi Lacroix, Barb Krow, Liz Furnelti Loft; coach ' s award recipfient Pam Bergeron tests her skills. Above: MVP pertormer Nancy Bouchard looks on with Linda Gagne, The joy of victory, the agony of defeat Team shows spirit after a goal against arch rival Chicopee, 1PI2 •t .f VARSITY FOOTBALL 1«t Row: Lance Ayers, John Dowd, Mike Mckenna, Tim Pieciak, Sieve Dubreuil 2nd Row: Coach Chrisanf, Jim Koske, Keith Laboe, Joe Rokowski, Jim Grady, Craig Peltier, Paul Bajgier, Ed Ranck, Rich Kagen, Dave Roy, Coach Badone. 3rd Row: Coach Minor, Steve Evans, Rich Sandilas, Jeff Duffy, Mark Buchannan, Jim Nawrocki, Bob Erhardt, Ken Galindo, Steve Burtheume, Kevin Griffin, Matt Llodra, Mike Phalen, Steve Goyette, Birnie Bobrowski. 4thRow: Coach Roberts, Dave Heroux, Doug Ranck, Mike Galimo, Rocky Mckennon, Mike Connally, Ken Stueckroth, Sherman Tiggle, Darryl Sumner, Rich Raymond, Keith Devoto, Todd Kagen, Mike Duberry, Greg Dubosz, Tom Dubreuil. Coaches: Arnie Huhtamaki, John Christant, Bob Badone, Ron Rob- erts, Ken Minor Graduating Seniors: Paul Bajgier, Joe Rokowski, Mike Mckenna, Craig Peltier, Tim Pieciak, 2nd Row: Keith Laboe, Lance Ayers, John Dowd, Jim Crady, Dave Roy, Steve Dubreuil, 3rd Row: Darryl Sumner, Jeff Duffy, Ed Ranck, Rich Kagen ! r j ' . [ i i ' f 1 ? 1 5- O ' 0, Mf go- � t ' i- 4, P. f7 f ) mj cow COMP ' COMP MMF comp OTMP comp COBf A t ? - I n u - � V ' ' 4i M -l . jil, i 1 ■jjllllllllFj 1 W i wVl m¥k i ijftIB- :■ 1 .1 1 A Wm ' ' c kgM |||■L Y r i 1 . -1 i ’ . ' 1 1 • y 1 Lj a ih HPKi • J.J -. j ■i;fAl|g|fe VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Top Row: Coach Coscore. Dan Lunardini, John Gallager, Joe Bassett, Paul Lamontagne. Bottom Row: Frank Schillinger, Zig Winiarski, Bill Lunardini, Matt Berube Coach Coscore shakes hands with Ziggy Cross Country, a soort of inward dedication and heart driven fortitude Coaches Vyce and Roberts plan Colts’ strategy. Jeff Quiel in action. Bill Mitchell, the ballet kid Above; Bill Mitchell and Ranck stand their ground. Right; Ray Peloquin goes up for the rebound. F r right: Jeff Guiel pulls down the rebound. Kevin Ritter tries for the fifteen foot jump. Coach Bill Lunardini, Glenn Colberg. Rob Giroux, Darrel TIggle, Dave Pare, Ken Gagne. Front row: Steve Goyette, Craig Patia, Bob Skibinski. Back row vHk ' 1 Bottom Row: Maria Laporte. Julie Evon, Corrine Lavigne, Kim Gatindo. Middle Row: Kim Lor is, Barb Krow, Rlch6 DuBois. Back Row; Coach Joan Boratis, Lisa Salamon, Kathy Stec, Kim Hill, Krisi Lacroix. Judy King. ' L , I thought basketball was supposed to be a non-contact sport 1. 1 H5! 1 MH 1 1 iJ Hf h- ' ' i I B.w ' a GIRLS’ J.V. BASKETBALL Bottom Row: Kirsten Dubois, Janie Kirejczyk, Kathy Stec. Top Row: Debbie Tetreauit, Karen Bourque, Kim Lonis, Diane Roy, Coach Neil Marteil. Coach Marteil sets the game plan. BOYS’ VARSITY HOCKEY Bottom Row: Jeff Ferrara. Jeff Newsome, Skip ST. Jean. Tom Verville. Joe Lepage, Jim Tillotson, Daryll MacDonald. Middle Row: Coach Bowden, Kevin Conroy, Jim Nawrocki, Scott Sibley, Leo LaFleur, Pat Rahilly, Joe Hevey, Matt Counter, Tina Martell, Coach Badone. Top Row: Sean Rahilly, Matt Longi, Tom Potvan, Dean Godek, Jim LaFleur, Mike Toole, Paul Evon. BOYS’ SWIMMING Front row; James Wotowicz, Matt Joyal, Kevin Ryan, Mike Deroin. Second Row; Jim Fanos, Tim Sweeney. Tim Houle, Roger Boutin, Ken Stueckroth, Bill Boutin, David Crumb, Back row; Assistant Mike Mongeau, Manager Ron LeBlanc, Jay O ' Sullivan, Andre Turgeon, Neil Marteil, Ken Patterson, Tony Raschilla. Coach Conrad V. Rivest. Front row; Karen Matulewicz, Lynn Gorham. Chris Pouliot. Second row: Kathy Slate, Connie Fern, Gail Desrosiers. Missy Nichols. Back row: Coach Donns Kenneson, Marie Forget, Lynn Barlow. Lisa Ayers, Denise Houle, Leanne Teerlinck.Leslie Zilmer. Connie Fern breaks away. i i V !] 1 1 h m VARSITY SKI TEAM Row Lisa Dowd, Jeff Lareaux, Kevin Garvin, Dave St. Pierre. Ed Mrozinski, Robin Skibinski. Tanya Kendra. Sue Montcalm, Coach: John Chrisant. First Row: Andrea Chapdelaine. Dave Dumala, Mike Dumala, Tom Dubreuit, Steve Dubreuil. Steve Crochiere. Sharon Cairnes. Richard Rarer. Second ACTIVITIES MATCH WITS LAKIGUA5E CLUBS YEARBOOK Cl. CHORUS 0 • CO % • 0 2 2: BAND OFFICE A ins LIBRfiRYnlUJ DEBATE TEAM SPAGHETTI SUPPER HOMECOMING EXCHANGE RALLY Introducing, The Seniors! Huht! Huht! Huht! Stomp ’em! Inspirational words from Sr. Paul Bajgier. The Colts come marching in. Comp’s best (or bust). 150 CCHS-CHS FOOTBALL GAME Get those Pacers! The Opening Kick Off. Let ' s Go! The suspense mounts. 151 I SUPPER SPAGHEl COMMITTEE 1st Row- Carolyn Sittard, Lisa Raymond, Kelly Ludden, Mary Jeffries, Kathy Sawyer. 2nd Row- Maria Laporte, Linda Gagne, Julie Evon, Pam Bergeron, Dave Burke, Sheryl Cairns, Patrice Boissonneault, ADVISOR: Mr. Cutter. 3rd Row- Kim Galindo, Sandy Wood, Gina Geoffroy, Denise Houle, Frank Schillinger. POWDER PUFF Seniors! There she goes again. (Nancy Bouchard) What’s the hold up? Hopefully this piay will work. Just try ' n get by me! Need some more support, Kev? 153 COMP SOUTH HADLEY GAME Here we go again! What style! 154 LANGUAGE CLUBS’ CHRISTMAS PARTY WINTER COTILLION 158 CHORUS 1st Row- Teresa Blackbird, Carol Geoffroy, Veronica Sawula, Michelle Lemoine, Sandy Wood. 2nd Row- Steve Gagnon, Madeleine Zacharie, Jim Uszynski, Vicky Charpentier, Shernon Smith. 3rd Row- Lori Letasz, Stephen Esden, Connie Fern, Denise Grandbois, Marie Laurin, Carolyn Sittard. BAND 1st Row- Rich Labonte, Chris Bobrowski, Gerry Sobon, Dawn Duval, David Pete, Karen Langevin, Carl Sittard, Rich Neveu. 2nd Row- Shari Yvon, Claudette Giguere, Pam Gonyer, Holly Shriver, Lynn Barlow, Carrie Aickelin, Steve Nichols, Scott Peltier, Bill Courchesne. 3rd Row- Tim Estabrook, Michelle Lemoine, Bill Prost, Danny DeLoria, Pat Tobin, Brian Haugen, 4th Row- Matt Babiec, Chris Sittard, Phil Tobin, Mark Nadeau. 5th Row- Ed Estabrook, Bill Wisniewski, Erik Kaplan, Jay Gendron. WOODWINDS 1st Row- Dan Mashia, Tim Estabrook, Shan Yvon, Carrie Aickelin, Claudette Giguere, Lynn Barlow. 2nd Row- Danny Deloria, Holly Shriver, Bill Wisniewski, David Pete, Bill Prost. BRASS 1st Row- Chris Bobrowski, Rich Neveu, Brian Haugen, Ed Estabrook, Pam Gonyer. 2nd Row- Chris Sittard, Paula Szulc, Bill Courchesne. 3rd Row- Karen Langevin, Scott Peltier. Dawn Duval. PERCUSSION 1st Row- Erik Kaplan, Michelle Lemoine, Jay Gendron. 2nd Row- Matt Babiec. 3rd Row- Carl Sittard, Gerry Sobon. 4th Row- Steve Nichols. 162 FLAGS 1st Row- Joanne Stockard, Dana Mainville, Lisa Quinville. 2nd Row- Michelle Roberts, Michelle Depin, Wende Raymond, Stacy Daigle, Tammy Noonan, Heidi Rock. 3rd Row- Chris Halpin, Laura Laliberte, Cheryl Croteau, Diane Kowalski. FEATURE TWIRLER Carolyn Sittard RIFLES Rosanne Monaghan, Kris Menard, Adele Ainsburg, Marie Laurin, Lisa Chappell. FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUBS FRENCH CLUB 1st Row- Missy Nichols, Lisa Lacroix, Sandy Boutot, Adele Ainsburg, Todd Therrien, Michelle Lemoine, Chris Sittard. 2nd Row- Julie Martel, Trena Castle, Claudette Giguere, Deneen Carr, Linda Lacroix, Michelle Carrier, Siobhan Gallagher, Lisa Chappell, ADVISOR: Mr. Lebeau. 3rd Row- Helen Billings, James Nichols, John Gallagher, Jim Koski, Pat Tobin, Phil Tobin, Steve Latour. SPANISH CLUB 1st Row- Kate Szachetka, Vicky Dewindt, David Pete, Wende Raymond, Brenda Patrick. 2nd Row- Becky Hawkes, Dan Fontaine, Scott Hocking, Lynn Barlow, ADVISOR: Mrs. Elba C. Brodeur, Renate-Marie Lavoie, Linda Smith, Cheryl Beauleu, Holly Shriver. 3rd Row- Krisi Lacroix, Robin Skibinski, Jennifer Broyles, Darlene Dybas, Paula Szulc, Diane Zalewski, Mollie Szlachetka, Lisa Fontaine, Sue Giroux, Laurie Palmer. LATIN CLUB 1st Row- Adele Ainsburg, Lisa Chappell, Sheryl Houle, Chris Elrod, JoAnne Stockard. 2nd Row- ADVISOR: Mr. Rocheleau, Shari Yvon, Scott Peltier, Paula Jendrysik, Ron Cotta. 3rd Row- Dave Conde, Jim Mathieson, Chris Tsandilas, Ronna Moussette, Leanne Teerlinck, Brian Pieuch, Paul Bajgier, Leslee Zillmer, Rich Martell. 166 LANGUAGE CLUB OFFICERS FRENCH CLUB 1st Row- Lisa Lacroix - Vice President, Sandra Boutot - President. 2nd Row- Todd Therrien - Treasurer, Adele Ainsburg - Secretary. SPANISH CLUB 1st Row- Vicki Dewindt - Treasurer, David Pete - President, Wendy Raymond - Vice President. 2nd Row- Brenda Patrick - Secretary, Mrs. Elba C. Brodeur - Advisor, Kate Szachetka - Secretary. LATIN CLUB Lisa Chappell - Vice President, Sheryl Houle Chris Elrod - Treasurer. President, PEP CLUB 1st Row- Gina Geoffrey, 2nd Row- Carol Stockard, Sandy Boutot, Dina Tease, Elisabeth Charette, Darlene Dybas, Michelle Lemoine, Ann Solock. 3rd Row- Siobhon Gallagher, Penny Mead, Don Benard, Carolyne Hervie, Nichole Baril, Steven Latour, Frank Schillinger. 1st Row- Carolyn Sittard - Treasurer, Kathy Sawyer - Secretary, Dave Lapointe - Parlimentarian. 2nd Row- Frank Shillinger - Corresponding Secretary, Steve Latour - Parlimentarian, Kelly Ludden - President, Missing: Diane Desmarais - Vice President. STUDENT COUNCIL AND PEP CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL 1st Row- Steven Latour, Kathy Sawyer, Kelly Ludden, Frank Shillinger, Carolyn Sittard, David Lapointe. 2nd Row- Mary Tillotson, Lynn Viens, Chris Bobrowski, Nicole Baril, Marie Arcand, Jeannie Dubois, Lisa Ayers, Keri Kindness, Linda Smith, Ann Laflamme, Denise Houle, ADVISOR: Mr. Cutter. 3rd Row- Darlene Dybas, Mary Goehring, John Maggiolino, Dan Mashia, Chris Pouliot, Pam Bergeron, Maureen Patrie, Theresa Trembley, Ann Willette, Charlene Evans. 4th Row- Stephen Manioudakis, Michelle Lemoine, Diane Mashia, Sandy Wood, Gina Geoffray, John McCray, Kelly Klein, Chris Houle, (missing Jim Twining). STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS JUNIORS 1st Row- Marie Roberg, Kathy Sawyer, Lisa Raymond, Kelly Ludden, Maureen Gawron, Donna Masse. 2nd Row- David Lapointe, Michelle Hebert, Chris Pouliot, Pam Bergeron, Trice Boissonneault, Marie Laflamme, Kyle Picard, Richard Martell. 3rd Row- Beth Allard, Lisa Goehring, Paul Bajgier, Melissa Miskiv, Judy Mrzyglod, Sonia Turgeon, Ronna Mousette, Becky Masztal, Michelle Chevrette, Kim Lafleur, Denise Houle, Tom Houle, Nancy Peavey, Nanci Pazik. SOPHOMORES 1st Row- Frank Schillinger, John Maggiolino, Darlene Dybas, Laura Dant, Missy Nichols, Debbie Izatt, 2nd Row- Vicky Dewindt, Eddie Richards, Sandy Boutot, Lynda Constantine, Lee Lamagdeleine. 3rd Row- Carrie Aickelin, April Boardway, Kerry McClelland, Debbie Gozgit, Christine Halpin. 4th Row- Chris Tsandilas, Fran Foley, (missing- Laura Laliberte, Kim Lonis) 1st Row- Judy King, Robin Skibinski, Lisa Salamon, Krisi Lacroix, Cyndi Deroin. 2nd Row- Joyce Mancini, Kate Szlachetka, Gina Geoffrey, Barbara Krow, Renate-Marie Lavoie, Paula Jendrysik, Sandra Allard. SENIORS HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES LIBRARY AIDS 1st Row- Ann Dutresne, Todd Therrien, Kyle Picard, Kim Lafleur, Denise Houle, Judy Mrzyglod, Becky Masztal. 2nd Row- Angela Deni, Missy Holt, Valerie Hundley, Jeannie Dubois, Cheryl Croteau, Connie Fern, ADVISOR: Mrs. Decker, Darlene Charbonneau, Tracey Constantine. VOCATIONAL AIDS 1st Row- Michelle Robert, Tammy Noonan, Nancy Racine, Kellie Wall. 2nd Row- Sandy Robillard, Maureen Gawron. 170 MAIN OFFICE AIDS 1st Row- Lisa Raymond, Mary Jeffries, Chris Pouliot, Lynn Gorham, Mary Archambault, Marie Laflamme, Michelle Hebert, Maryann Hogan. 2nd Row- Marie Arcand, Jennifer Broyles, Tammy Stepno, Kelly Ludden. 3rd Row- Heidi Rock, Lisa Salamon, Riche Dubois, Kate Szlachetka, Lisa Blackson, Sharon Ostrowski, Kate Cassidy. GUIDANCE AIDS Lisa Breton, Carol Stockard, Cherie Lefebvre, Kathy Lyons. PRO MERITO 1st Row- Denise Hartmann, Gary Kolnicki, Denise Houle, Kim Lafleur, Lisa Goehring, James Kendra, Dawn Duval, Trice Boissonneault, Chris Bobrowski, Sheryl Cairns. 2nd Row- Lynette Giguere, Dan Mashia, John Day, Bill Mitchell, Scott Hocking, Laurie Palmer, Pam Bergeron, Chris Stec, ADVISOR: Mr. DeFlorio. 3rd Row- James Reidy, Steve Houle, Eric Staszko, Kevin Ritter, Dave Burke, Paul Bajgier, Craig Schuster, Mike Seymour, Jim Tillotso n, Cindy Dumais. (missing- Kathy Sawyer, Kim Sisson) OFFICERS 1st Row- James Kendra - President, Dan Mashia - Vice President. 2nd Row- Denise Houle - Secretary, Bill Mitchell - Treasurer, Kim Lafleur - Activity Coordinator. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Sitting- Andrew Maciaszek, Andrea Lorraine, Dawn Seiffert, Marie Laflamme, Becky Masztal, Chris Pouliot, Lynn Viens, Michelle McCormick, David Pete. 1st Row- Denise Hartmann, Gary Kolnicki, Denise Houle, Kim Lafleur, Lisa Goehring, James Kendra, Dawn Duval, Trice Boissonneault, Chris Bobrowski, Cheryl Cairns. 2nd Row- Lynette Giguere, Karen Langevin, Michelle Chevrette, Joe Giguere, Dan Mashia, John Day, Bill Mitchell, Scott Hocking, Laurie Palmer, Pam Bergeron, Chris Stec, ADVISOR: Mr. DeFlorio. 3rd Row- James Reidy, Steve Houle, Eric Staszko, Kevin Ritter, Dave Burke, Paul Bajgier, Craig Schuster, Mike Seymour, Jim Tillotson, Cindy Dumais. (missing- Kathy Sawyer, Kim Sission) DEBATE TEAM 1st Row- Sue Giroux, Sheryl Houle, Paula Szulc. 2nd Row- ADVISOR: Mr. Jendrysik, Lisa Blackson, Fran Foley, David Lapointe. AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS 1st Row- Sue Giroux, Sheryl Houle, Paula Szulc. 2nd Row- ADVISOR: Mr. Jendrysik, Captain James Kendra, Jim Mathieson. 173 PHYSICS CLUB 1st Row- Bill Lunardini, David Lapointe, Marc Dion, Richard Martell, Rich LaBonte, Thomas Pappas, Matt Llodra, Michael Picard. 2nd Row- Chris Bobrowski, Cindy Dumais, Connie Fern, Vallerie Hundley, Karen Langevin, Kim Lafleur, Denise Houle, Chris Stec, Janelle Larose, Lynette Giguere, Denise Hartmann, ADVISOR: Mr. Fleury. 3rd Row- Gary Kolnicki, Edward Kennedy, Eric Staszko, Bill Brunetti, James Reidy, Scott Hocking, Bill Mitchell, Dave Burke, Andrea Lorraine, Lisa Goehring, Kim Galindo, Andrew Maciaszek. 4th Row- John Day, Stephen Esden, Craig Schuster, Mark Chmiel, Paul Bajgier, Mike Seymour, Steve Houle, Mike Lenart. JOURNALISM 1st Row- Maureen Gawron (Editorial - opinion editor). Sue Dunnagan (Business Manager), Bill Lunardini (sports editor), Dan Lauzier (News editor). 2nd Row- Gary Dutilly, ADVISOR: Mr. Stachura, Lori Hood, Lynn Gorham, Janelle Larose, Brenda Emond, Debbie DeSantis, Judy Mrzyglod, Lorri Senecal, Barbara Giza. 3rd Row- Mike Sweeney, Julie Evon, Steve Dubreuil, Gloria Schloesser, Kathy Lyons, Nanci Pazik. PHOTOGRAPHY 1st Row- Audrie Lapointe, JoAnn Salemi, Laura Day, Debbie Izatt, Kellie Wall. 2nd Row- ADVISOR: Mr. Fleury, Stephen Esden, Jim Desjardins, John Day, Leslee Zillmer, Rich Martell, David Lapointe. 174 YEARBOOK STAFF isA I V ■ ■ 1 ADVERTISING 1st Row- Mary Goehring, Marie Laflamme, Lisa Goehring - Editor, Chris Pouliot, Becky Masztal. 2nd Row- Judy Mrzyglod, Kelly Perry, Andrea Lorraine, Dawn Duval, Dawn Selffert, Pam Bergeron, Denise Hartmann, Chris Stec, Lynette Giguere, Karen Matulewicz. (missing- Lisa Chandler, Dave Lapointe, Kim Lafleur.) PHOTOGRAPHY 1st Row- Richard Martell, Jim Desjardins - editor, Angelo Manioudakis. 2nd Row- Nancy Bouchard, Ken Roberts, Steve Dubreull, Brian Haugen, Bill Courchesne, Stephen Esden, Leslee Zillmer. (missing Jim Twining) 175 SENIORS 1st Row- Beth Allard, Dawn Seiffert - Editor, Andrea Lorraine, Sheryl Cairns. 2nd Row- Becky Masztal, Pam Bergeron. SUBSCRIPTIONS 1st Row- Chris Bayeur, Susan Bellerose, Michelle Hebert, Scott Peltier. 2nd Row- Chris Bobrowski, Andrea Lorraine, Marie Laflamme. (missing- Lisa Chandler - Editor) CLUBS ACTIVITIES 1st Row- Carrie Aickelin, Paul Bajgier - Editor, Paula Jendrysik. 2nd Row- Becky Masztal, Jon Frodema, Andrea Lorraine, Pam Bergeron, Nancy Gaydas. 176 j i I. UNDERCLASSMEN 1st Row- Diane Mashia-Editor, Carrie Aickelin. 2nd Row- Nancy Gaydas, Sue Giroux, Paula Jendrysik, Scott Peltier. FACULTY 1st Row- Michelle Hebert, Mike Bovin - Editor, Chris Bayeur. 2nd Row- Dave Bayeur, Carrie Aickelin, Tony Pelletier. TYPISTS 1st Row- Kathy Sawyer, Beth Allard, Lynn Viens. 2nd Row- Carolyn Sittard, Andrea Lorraine, (missing- Sheryl Cairns, Corrine Lavigne) 177 SINCERE “THANKS” FROM MEMINI ’83 To Mrs. Mary Rodgers who successfully advised and guided our yearbook in her rookie year as advisor. To Mr. Don Lendry, our representative from Josten’s Yearbook Company, for helping us to meet our deadlines and giving us his time and explanations. To Mr. Alfred Pinciak for giving his time and keeping the Senior class unified through the tough times encountered during our high school years. To Senior class advisors, Mr. Roger Bouden and Mr. Neil Martell for their support and understanding. To the Greniers for their patience when rushing for deadlines and their time expended for us. To Mr. Raymond Boulais for his advice and the giving of his time and knowledge. To Lisa Goehring, Marie LaFlamme, and Mary Goehring for their excellent advertising campaign which raised enough money for the extra color in our book. To Dawn Seiffert and the senior staff which created an imaginative section. To Diane Mashia for a terrific and creative underclassmen section. To Steve Pedrosa for the informative and wide coverage of the vocational section. To Mike Boivin for his well-designed faculty section. Mike also did his own artwork. To Paul Baijger for creating an excellent activities section. To Craig Peltier for the designing of the athletic section. To Lisa Chandler for running a successful subscription drive; especially to Freshmen! To Jim Desjardins and Dave Lapointe for the help in all aspects of our photography. To Carrie Aickelin for aiding all of our editors with their sections. To Wende Raymond for all the adorable artwork on the division pages. To Doug Major for the beautiful and explicit artwork exhibited on this page and the title page. To Carolyn Sittard, Beth Allard, Corrine Lavigne, and Sheryl Cairns for their exceptional typing. The first shafts of crimson light reach out toward the sky. Their delicate fingers caress the pillars of stone and stroke the crystal towers. Together we set a course for the sun, for it symbolizes our very exsistence. The dawn of our lives is now, and we must strive for our own beginnings. We may endure hardships and despair, and some may fail, but to prevail is essential, in our hopes, our dreams, our fantasies, and our futures. 178 I SENIOR PROM The Senior Prom was held on May 30, 1983 at the Quality Inn in Chicopee, Mass, from eight o ' clock until midnight. The theme of the evening was Time in a Bottle , and the music was presented by Thursday ' s Child. This event marked the beginning of Senior Week and was en- joyed by all who attended. SENIOR BANQUET The Senior Banquet was held on June 2, 1983 at Chez Josef in Agawam, Mass. After dinner and various adminis- trative speeches, our yearbook, Memini ' 83, was presented to William E. Sittard by Dawn Duval, Editor-in-Chief. Oth- ers honored that evening were Mary Rodgers, yearbook advisor, and the class advisors, Neil Martell and Roger Bowden. Following the awards and speeches were danc- ing and socializing until midnight for everyone. GRADUATION The commencement exercises for the Cldss of 1983 were held on Comprehensive ' s football field on June 3, 1983. Presenting the diplomas was the Honorable Mayor Robert F. Kumor. Although this marked the closing of our high school lives, we looked forward to beginning the path of our futures with many fond memories to look back upon and to guide us. SUNSET OF A BEAUTIFUL PAST, SUNRISE OF A BRIGHT NEW FUTURE VARSITY BASEBALL Top Row (L-R): Coach Dan Dulchinos, Ken Galindo, Steve Frew, Bat Girls Schuster Bottom Row (L-R); Wade Dubois, Mike Seymour, Bill Mitchell, Laurie Mancini Brenda Patrick Middle Row (L-R): Luis Medina, Bernie Dave Burke, Bill Brunetti, Jim Reidy, Jim Wojtowicz Missing: Rich Raymond Drapeau, Kevin Griftin, Tom Thibault, Ken Howard, Bruce Leaper, Craig VARSITY SOFTBALL Top Row (L-R); Barb Krow, Corrine Lavigne, Kim Galindo, Karen Matulewicz, Karen Langevin, Karen Bourque, Riche Dubois, Allison Wrynn, Coach Mary Hill Middle Row (L-R): Krissy Lacroix, Judy King, Lisa Salamon, Kim Hill, Sharon Cairns, Jamie Kirejezyk, Erinn Dolan Front Row (L-R): Julie Evon, Nancy Bouchard f ' ' GIRLS’ TENNIS Top Row (L-R): Lynn Barlow, Cheryl Beaulieu, Lynn LeFrancois, Anna Drabinski, Maureen Gawron, Carol Annotte Bottom Row (L-R): Darlene Dybas, Nancy Gaydas, Mary Duval, Denise Meyer, Marie Forget Missing: Siobban Gallagher GOLF TEAM Back Row (L-R): Pat Rahilly, Roger Benoit, Jeff Guiel, Mike Sweeney Front Row (L-R); Brad Klinkowski, Dean Godek, Kevin Klinkowski, Matt Longhi, Sean Rahilly, Coach Jim Kijak li . 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Pioneer Dental Lab Rudy Gawron Sons’ Provisions Savino Monuments Sentry Uniform Inc. Standish B. King Pharmacy Steve’s Archery Shop Steve’s Hunting Fishing Center, Inc. Super Hair Salon The Mop Shoppe The Old Corner Store Town Country Casuals Town Reminder Traveling Plumbing Shops, Inc. Universal Travel Service Villeneuve Sheet Metal Co., Inc. Voss Real Estate Friends Mae S. Brennan Mr. Mrs. Louis E. Dupuis John Granger Parent Patrons Mr. Mrs. Ronald Achorn (Ron) Mr. Mrs. Charles Allard (Beth) Richard Ruth Archambault (Marybeth) Cas Joan Bajgier (Paul) Mr. Mrs. Ray Bayeur (Christine) Mr. Mrs. Edward Benard (Bob) Robert Sandra Majerowski (Brian Benoit) Mr. Mrs. James Benoit (John) Mr. Mrs. Bernard Bobrowski (Christine) Mr. Mrs. Louis Bouchard (Nancy) Irene Langevin (Lisa Breton) Mr. Mrs. Thomas Bullock (Carrie) Mr. Mrs. Raymond Burke (Dave) Mr. Mrs. Thomas Cairns (Sheryl) Frank Mary Cassidy (Kate) Mr. Mrs. Robert Chagnon (Keri) Elizabeth Chandler (Lisa) Mr. Mrs. Leonard Chevrette (Michelle) Mr. Mrs. Fran Chmiel (Mark) Mr. Mrs. Don E. Clark Sr. (Don) Mr. Mrs. William A. Crochiere (Mike) Mr. Mrs. Brian Daigle (Stephanie) Mr. Mrs. Robert Deroin (Mike) Mr. Mrs. Norman Desrosiers (Gail) Patricia Scott (Tom Deyette) Harvey Marlene Dion (Judi) Mr. Mrs. A. J. Doiron Mr. Mrs. Robert Dooley (Kim) Joe Joyce Dowd (John) Mr. Mrs. Raymond Dubreuil (Steve) Jim Joann Dunnagan (Sue) Normand G. Duval (Dawn) Mr. Mrs. Daniel Edwards (Brian) Steven Fauteux’s Parents Mr. Mrs. Alfred Frederick (Lisa) Mr. Mrs. Eugene F. Frodema (Jon) Mr. Mrs. Robert Gagne (Linda) Mr. Mrs. Al Galindo (Kim) Mrs. Ruth Gawron (Maureen) Mr. Mrs. William E. Gibbs (Duane) Mr. Mrs. Joseph M. Giguere (Joe) Mom Dad Giguere (Lynette) Mr. Mrs. Andrew Glimenakis (Harry) Mr. Mrs. Fredrick Goehring (Lisa) Mr. Mrs. Frederick Beauchene (Lynn Gorham) Joe Shirley Gregory (Shirley) Corinne Hocking (Scott) Mr. Mrs. Denis Houle (Denise) Mr. Mrs. Alcide Houle (Steve) Mr. Mrs. George Joyal (Matt) Mr. Mrs. Frank Bernacki (James Kendra) Mr. Mrs. Romeo Labonte (Richard) Mr. Mrs. Roger Laflamme (Lisa) Mr. Mrs. Thomas Landers (Daniel) Mr. Mrs. Francis Langevin (Karen) Francis Adele Lapointe (Dave) Mr. Mrs. Raymond H. Larose (Janelle) Mr. Mrs. Roger Lebeau (Keith) Mr. Mrs. George Babcock (Tammy Maggiolino) Mr. Mrs. Fotopoulos (Richard Martel) Mr. Mrs. Robert D. Mashia (Daniel) Dr. Mrs. Masztel (Becky) Mr. Mrs. Luis M. Medina (Luis) Jay Ruth Mercer (Patrick) Mr. Mrs. George Miskiv (Melissa) Mr. Mrs. Richard Mitchell (Bill) Mr. Mrs. Peter Murray (Kerry) Mr. Mrs. Frank Myers (Paul) Mr. Mrs. Rene Neveu (Richard) Mr. Mrs. Theodore Peltier (Craig) Mr. Mrs. Jerry Perreault (Roger) Mrs. Kay A. Perry (Kelly) Frank Elizabeth Pieciak (Tim) Mr. Mrs. Nicolas Pouliot (Christine) Norman Ann Racine (Nancy) Mr. Mrs. James Reidy (Jim) Mr. Mrs. Ronald F. Ritter (Kevin) Mr. Mrs. Howard Robinson (Gail) Mrs. Claire Myers (Lisa Roda) Mr. Mrs. Roman Rokowski (Joe) Mr. Mrs. Francis Sawyer (Kathy) Marianne Schloesser (Gloria) Mr. Mrs. William Sears (Carolyn) Carol Paul Smith (Richard) Mr. Mrs. Surprenant (Bob) Mr. Mrs. Robert W. 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Kelly Bessette Daniel Mashia Richard Neveu Tom Pappas David Pete Carl Sittard Carolyn Sittard Christine Bobrowski Gail Desrosiers Dawn Duval Richard Labonte Karen Langevin Gerald Sobon JOSTEN’S YEARBOOKS DATE DUE