Chicopee High School - Memini Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1984 volume:

• V v� . • «Jm v n MEMINI 1984 YB 1984 MEMINI CONTENTS DEDICATION INTRODUCTION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN SPECIALIZED ACADEMICS ! I CONTENTS A FACULTY 91 ATHLETICS U5 EXTRACURRICULARS 145 AD VERTISEMENTS 1 73 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 201 J 3 “COMMUNICATION” In this advancing world oi the 1980 ' s, we find changes in communication everyday experiences. We ' ve witnessed the break-up of the largest world-wide communications system, AT T. We ' ve become foster parents to languages such as Basic, Fortran, and Pascal, which the scientific world of computers has adopted. As diplomatic relations with foreign countries are strengthened, the need to communicate in the languages of other lands increases. Language is our key to communication. Words are nothing without meaning. Language is the interpreter of time, progress and technology. 4 In keeping with the theme of Memini ’84, In Our Ov n Words, the book has been dedi- cated to a man who understands the growing need for new kinds of communication and the need for people to communicate in a language other than their own. In addition to being a teacher at Comprehen- sive, he has shown a deep interest in the student body through his active involvement in the Modern Foreign Language Club. He maintains a strong concern tor faculty-student communi- cation by upholding an open-door policy with all of his students. His strong emphasis on foreign languages has helped his students real- ize that there are many other valuable ideas and customs in the world, and that an understand- ing of different languages and cultures is vital to intellectual and social growth. With these thoughts in mind, we very proud- ly present Memini ’8 4 to Mr. Paul A. Le- Beau. WORDS a means to share ideas emotions friendships a means of communication through time 6 We have learned from, and now let go of, their words of wisdom. “Some hang on to ‘used-to-be live their lives looking behind.” 9 morning announcements, graduation speeches. WORDS IN OUR PRESENT We depend so much upon words at this time. Class notes, term papers, WORDS IN OUR FUTURE “All we have is here and now, all our lives out there to find.” “Out there college, careers, taxes, unemployment, prosperity, nuclear weapons peace. How we deal with them is up to us. Each of us has his own doubts and beliefs, hopes and expectations, which are expressed in our words: “What kind of world am I going to find? Will it be real or just all in my mind? What am I Who am I? What will I be? Where am I going and what will I see?” 14 SENIORS « ZOES • SENIO. • SENIORS • i IORS • SENIOa • SENIORS • £ I JOJ?S • SENIOR • SENIORS • Si I IORS • SENIOR | • SENIORS • SE IORS • SENIOR HORS • • SENj � TT I I m A • SENIORS • S ' rOJ?S • SENIORS • SEJVI • SENIORS • SENIORS • JOES • SENIORS • SEi • SENIORS • SENIORS • SEI IORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SE JOES • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SEi IORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SENIORS • SEI IORS • SENIORS • SENIORS SENIORS • SENI( • g M I. «1 JOES • SENIORS • S. • SENIORS • SENIOI IORS • SENIORS • | • SENIORS • SENIOI IORS • SENIORS • S • SENIORS • SENIOI IORS • SENIORS • TOES • SENIORS • S • SENIORS • SENIOI IORS • SENIORS • £ • SENIORS • SENIOI IORS • SENIORS • S • SENIORS • SENIO. V sejv toes � Si7 as President-Tina Martell Vice President-Michael Boivin Class Advisors-Neil Martell, Alfred Pinciak 18 Secretary-Marie Forget Treasurer-Gina Geoffroy Marie K. Arcand: 167 Silvin Rd., V. chldr. 4, Stud. Con. 3,4, Band 1,2,3, Her Dance Comm. Sandra J. Allard: 663 Pendle ton Ave. H.R. Rep., Office Clerk, Typing Editor Memini ' 84. Adele C. Ainsburg: 95 Lukasik St. Comp Band 1-4, Rifle Cpt. 3- 4, Fr. Clb., lib. aide 1-4 Stud. Con. 4, Lat. clb., Sgt. at Arms Michelle D. Banville: 166 Jam rog Dr. Heiko Ansorge: 86 Summit Ave., Cross Country Edward J. Avery: 699 N Chico- pee St. Jorge M. Barbosa: 126 Tolpa Cir. Vincent M. Alvaro: 429 East St. Brian S. Banville: 166 Jamrog Dr. Keith S. Akalis: 100 Ingham St. Christina M. Bailey: 23 Hill- side Ave. David L. Amlaw: 71 Blanchard St. Gary S. Arnette: 180 Chico- mansett Vill. Sharon J. Authier: 61 Taft Ave. Diane M. Amnotte: 17 Ferry St. IS Shut up and smile! (Jeff Blodgett, Ken Howard, Gary Higgins) Nicole L. Baril: 241 Fletcher Circle. Student Council 2-3, J.V. Softball 1-2, Powderpuff 3-4, Sr. Prom Committee 4 Ronald R. Barthelette: 430 New Ludlow Rd. Alain M. Beaulieu: 26 Sesame Dr. Lawrence J. Bergeron: 16 Al- vord Ave. Leo J. Bassett: 36 Wallace Ave. X-country 1,3,4, Ski team 3,4, track 1-4, Ftbl. 2(WCHS), Indoor track 2 (WCHS) David J. Bayeur: 35 Sullivan Ave. Yearbook Staff 3-4, Pro Merito Roger J. Belanger: 3 Chico- mansett Vill. Matthew J. Berube: 180 Fletcher Cir. Track 2-4, Cross Country 3-4, Chronicle Staff 4 Steven R. Berthiaume: 34 Marcelle St. Football 1-4, Base- ball 1 Cheryl A. Beaulieu: 168 Edgewood Ave. Cl. Pres. 2, Stud. Con. 2-3, Tennis 1-4, Span. clb. 3, P.P. Football 3-4, Office Aide ' 1-2 Scott T. Barlow: 334 Irene St. David J. Beaudreault: 635 McKinstry Ave. Christine M. Berger: 131 Ed ward St. J.V. sftbl. 1-2, H.R. rep. 2, yrbk. typing 4 Karen R. Betie: 745 Grattan St. J.V. Soccer 1, yrbk. Typing 4 20 Helen M. Billings: 21 Walter St. H.R. Rep. 2-3, Fr. clb. 3, M.F.L.C., Chorus 1-3 Kathy A. Bogart: 28 Atkins St. DECA, H.R. Rep., Office Aide James D. Boudreau: 45 Provi- dence St. Glenn E. Bowers: 35 Mt Ver non Rd. Freshmen football Nanette M. Blackbird: 23 Lu- cretia Ave. Lisa Blackson: 1294 Montgom- ery St. Band 1-4 Jeffrey R. Blodgett: 179 Tele graph Ave. Journalism staff 4, H.R. Rep 2 David J. Boisvere: 48 Baltic Ave. DECA Michael R. Boivin: 124 Cyran St. Pro Mento, NHS, Who ' s Who, MA. Boys ' State, Cl. V.P., Fac. Ed. 3, Sr. Ed. 4, N.E. Math League 2-3 Amy L. Bourque: 87 Beaure- gard Ter. Roger R. Boutin: 88 Wallace Ave. Swimming 1-4, Soccer 1-2, X-Country Normand R. Bombardier: 19 Marshall Ave. 21 Big bad Chris! (Christopher Brodeur) Patricia A. Brassard: 16 Berger St. Elizabeth I. Brochu: 77 Main Dr. Chorus, P.P. Football Christopher K. Brodeur: 29 Fillmore St. Stephen P. Brunetti: 23 Dawn St Football 1, Baseball 1-2, Bas- ketball 1 Kathleen H. Caldwell: 1128 Prospect St. H.R. Rep. 2 Jennifer A. Broyles: 245 Si- mard Dr. Chldr., Capt. 4, Yrbk. 4, Who ' s Who, M.F.L.C. 4, P.P. football, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Prom Comm., Cot. Comm. Bogdan Brzoska: 84 Ducharme Ave. Wayne T. Campbell: 25 Juli- ette St. Football David L. Brunelle: 79 Jamrog Dr. Football 1 Mark D. Buchanan: 96 Cote Ave. Track 3-4, Football 1-4 Deneen M. Carr: 175 Grattan St. New England Math League 3 Don P. Brunetti: 23 Dawn St. Basketball 1 , Baseball 1 Darren S. Cadieux: 640 Pend- leton Ave. Angela M. Carrier: 29 Sullivan St. Swimming 1 22 William C. Chaput: 90 Royal ton St. Kevin J. Conroy: 8 Schley St. Hockey manager 3-4 Darlene D. Charbonneau: 136 Stebbins St. Library aide 2-3, DECA Tracy K. Constantine: 38 Old Farm Rd. Andrea E. Chapdelaine: 90 Penn Ave. Skiing 3-4, Yrbk 4, Stud. Con., P.P. football, Sr. prom comm., Spag. Sup. Cot. Comm., M.F.L.C. Robert A. Chartier: 654 Britton St. Lisa G. Chappell: 100 Worth ington St. Band 2-4, Latin Club 1- 4, French club 3-4 Alan B. Como: 24 Walnut St. Sharon A. Crady: 7 Emery St °v William C. Courchesne: 47 Dunn St. Band 1-4, Marching band 1-4, Stage band 3-4, Yrbk. 3-4, tennis 1 , Yearbook Photogra- phy 4 Kevin P. Cousineau: 58 Sand- ers St. Bruce J. Currier: 466 Sheridan St. Stacy M. Daigle: 67 Woodcrest Court. Yrbk. 4, Colorguard 1-4, P.P. football 23 lust you and me babe ' (Marie Forget and Ed Dever) Edward C. Dever: 27 Royal St Baseball 2-4, Track 3, Comp Chronicle Staff David A. Diflumeri: 553 Brit ton St. Football Darlene K. Delisle: 19 Cherry- vale St. Basketball 1,2,4, Softball 1,2,4 Darren T. Descoteaux: 126 Cochran St. Lisa A. Delude: 25 Oakwood St. Cynthia M. Deroin: 1 15 Beau- regard. H.R. Rep. 1-4, Stud. Con 2, I.V. Sftbl. 1-2, I.V. Bsktbl. 1, P.P. Football 4 Patricia J. Desroches: 83 Va- lier Ave. Barbara Dice: 75 Cecile Dr. Diane Desmarais: 17 Boylston St., Swimming 1-2, Track 1, Stu- dent Council 1-4 (Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4), Yearbook distribution 1 Michelle B. Depin: 39 Far mington St. Color Guard, Office Aide, Powder Puff 4 Joseph A. Desormiers: 194 Telegraph Ave. Tennis 1-4, Hockey 1-2 Keith F. Devoto: 135 Deslaur lers St. Football 1-4 Darlene C. Dant: 100 Fair St. Cheerleading 1-2, Library Aide Mark Devine: Silven Rd 24 Greg J. Dobosz: 324 Prospect St. Football 1-4, Track 3-4. Riche C. DuBois: 48 Manola St. Soccer 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Pow- der Putt 3-4, Office Aide 2-4 Susan D. Duprey: 103 Chapel St. Glen A. Edelman: 46 Meeting House Rd. Christine M. Elrod: 49 Pros- pect St. Latin Club 1-4, Girls ' Track 1,3,4, J.V. Cheerleading 3, Varsity Cheerleading 4 Edmund M. Doray: 45 Lom bard St. Soccer 2-4. Catherine d. Duffy: 65 Green- point Cir. Marching Band 1 Mary M. Duval: 42 Highview Ave. Tennis 2-4, H.R. Rep. 1-4, Color Guard 1-2, Sr. Prom Comm., Jr. Prom Comm. Bernard R. Drapeau: 1083 Granby Rd. Baseball 1-4, Fresh- men Football 1 Jean A. DuBois: 1 17 Silvin Rd Chldr. (Co-Cpt.) 2-4, Stud. Con. Treasurer, Library Aide 2-4, Of- fice Aide 1-4 David D. Dumala: 306 Manda- lay Rd. Skiing 1-4 Cheryl A. Dunn: 77 Parenteau Dr. Sandy M. Duval: 204 Skeel St. y £ y S £ J} j? J? ■ 2 J- ' ' 25 Robin, can you believe what they are doing? (Robin Skibinski and Michele Fimbel) Alex L. Fimbel, Jr.: 735 Me- morial Dr. Track 1,4 Daniel L. Fontaine: 66 Fair St. Spanish Club 3 Kristy L. Ewing: 87 Beaudry Ave. David W. Fitzpatrick: 671 lames St. Track 1-4, Soccer 1-4 Alan H. Fournier: 72 Haven Ave. 26 Thomas L. Fournier: 49 Dewey St. Journalism Club, French Club Robert D. Erhardt: 123 Gar- land St. Football 1-4, Baseball 1-2, Skiing 4 Gary G. Fitzgerald: 151 Stebbins St. Spanish Club 3 Peter Fortin: 34 Dickinson St. Valerie B. Ennis: 265 New Ludlow Rd. Michele D. Fimbel: 419 Montcalm St. Chldr. 2-3, Chldr. Cpt. 2, Sub. Editor, P.P. Ftbl. 4, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm., Spag. Sup. 4, N.H.S., Yrbk. Staff 4 Marie A. Forget: 162 La- fayette St. CL Sec. 2-4, Swm. Team 2-3Capt. 4, Feat. Twirl 1-3, H.R. Rep. 1 -4, Ski Team 1 , Tennis 3, Jr. Sr. Prom Patricia A. Francis: 66 Si- monich Circle Marcella D. French: 111 Fernwood St. Color Guard 1-2, Jr. Prom. Comm. 3, Sr. Prom. Comm. 4 Stephen M. Frew: 196 Fletcher Circle, Baseball 1-4, Basketball 1- 4 Elizabeth A. Furnelli: 96 Pondview Dr. Soccer 1-4, Basket- ball 1 Steven Gagnon: 15 Lucretia Ave. Kenneth A. Galindo: 28 An- dover Rd. Football 1-4, Baseball 1-4 John C. Gallagher: 36 Ste- phen ' s St. Cross Country, Track, Journalism Michael Gauthier: 800 McKinstry Ave. Gina M. Geoffroy: 961 Granby Rd. Fr. Clb. 1, H.R. Rep. 1-4, Spag. Sup., Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm., Pep Club President, Yrbk. Staff, Cl. Tres. Pernell R. Gerver: 24 Access Rd. Claudette A. Giguere: 79 New- ell St. Fac. Editor 4, M.F.L.C. 3-4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., N.H.S., Pro Merito, Band 1-4, Stage Band 3-4 4 Thomas J. Giguere: 60 Simone Rd. Suzanne M. Giroux: 1172 Prospect St. Stud. Con. 2, Sch. Mat. Wit. 2-3, Yrbk. Adv. Ed. 4, Span. Clb., Pro Merito, Who ' s Who, N.H.S. Barbara J. Gajewshi: 98 Keeler Ave. Yrbk. Typing 4, M.F.L.C., Cot. Comm., Sr. Prom Comm. Nancy R. Gaydas: 160 Edgewood Ave. Tennis 1-4, Soc- cer 4, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4, Jr. -Sr. Prom. Comm., Cotillion Comm., Year- book Staff 27 Is he following me again? (Robert Goodenough and Shelley Twohig) Robert W. Given: 1286 Granby Rd. Football 2-4, Baseball 1-4 Krystyna Giza: 138 Acrebrook Dr. Cot. Comm. 3-4, Prom Comm. 3-4, Powder Pull Football 4 Karen M. Gladu: 647 Britton Street Patricia L. Golemo: 46 Rivers Ave. Denise M. Grandbois: 771 Chicopee St. Chorus 2,3,4 Daniel J. Godbout: 145 Mt. Vernon Rd. Pamela D. Gonyer: 962 Gran by Rd. Band 3-4, Chorus 3-4, Lat. club 4 Kathryn A. Grant: 86 Neill Ave. Dean T. Godek: 96 Garland St Hockey 1-4, Golf 1-4 Robert A. Goodenough: 88 Sunflower Ave. M.F.L.C. 3-4, Pro Merito, Debate Team 3 Scott M. Gray: 15 Oxford St. Robert P. Goff: 73 Pondview Dr. Brenda J. Goyette: 28 Robert St. Denea Greene: 269-6 Chicopee St. Guidance Aide 1 28 I Lisa M. Greenia: 26 Harvey St. Art Club, Guidance Aide John C. Grenier: 27 Erline St. Kevin R. Griffin: 86 Bostwick Lane. Football 1-4, Basketball 1- 4, Baseball 1-4, M.F.L.C. 4 Kellie Griffin: 38 Julia Ave. Joanne Grilley: 35 Cyran St. Jeffrey M. Guiel: 82 Jamrog Dr. Basketball 1-4, Goli 1-4, Soc- cer 1-2 David G. Hallden: 199 Steb- bins St. Cross Country 2,4, Track 1-4 Christopher M. Hartmann: 106 Simomch Cir. Becky A. Hawkes: 73 Paren- teau Dr. H.R. Rep. 2-4, Spanish Club 1-3 Bruce M. Helie: 157 Trilby Ave. Lisa A. Heath: 31 Carmen St. Powder Puff Football 4 Joseph A. Hevey: 73 Wyman- lea Ave. Hockey 1 -4, Baseball 1 -4 Jeannine C. Hebert: 771 Chi copee St. Ski Team Manager 2, Band 2, Office Aide 2-3, Powder Puff Football 4 Am I awesome or what? (Ken Howard) Gary J. Higgins: 756 Pendle- ton Ave. Soccer 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Track 2-3, Baseball 1 Richard N. Hooper: 175 Man- dalay Rd. Basketball 1-2 Kathleen Horoszewski: 89 Prospect St. P.P. Ftbl. 3-4 Heinz H. Hochrein: 85 Jeffer- son Ave. Timothy H. Houle: 81 Mead- ow St. Swimming 1,2,3, Year- book Photograper Kenneth B. Howard: 34 Reed- stone Ave. Baseball 1-4, Intramu- ral Basketball 1 , Chronical 4 Steven P. Huard: 69 Quartus St. French Club, Yearbook Pho- tographer, Journalism Todd M. Irzyk: 44 Fanwood St. David J. Izatt: 25 Woodland Ave. Jeffrey R. Jalbert: 8 Cater St. Basketball 1-4 Kim E. Hill: 356 New Ludlow Rd. Bsktbl. 1-4, Soccer 4, Sftbl. 1- 4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., N.H.S., Yrbk. Staff 4, P.P. Ftbl. Who ' s Who Christine M. Houghton: 54 Russell Ter. Charles G. Hurley: 143 Clair- mont Ave. H.R. Rep. 2, Chronicle Staff 4 Paula M. Jendrysik: 23 Long- wood Dr. Yrbk. Staff 3-4, H.R. Rep. 2-4, Stud. Con. 4, Lat. Clb. 1-4, M.F.L.C. 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, N.H.S. 30 John J. Johnson: 5 Grifford St. Soccer 1-3 Heidi B. Kagan: 155 Pondview Dr. Lat. clb. 1 , Span. clb. 1 , Track 2, Ski Team Manager 2, P.P. Football 4 Timothy F. Kane: 227 Simard Dr. Football Todd J. Kasperowski: 82 Nye St. Swim Team 1-2 Jeanne M. Kelsey: 1760 West- over Rd. Tennis 1-2, Chorus 4 Brad M. Klinkowski: 31 Felix St. Golf 1-4, M.F.L.C. 4 Kevanie A. Kennedy: 521 Irene St. Powder Puff Football Grace M. Kokoszyn: 88 Bar- don St. French club 2 Judith E. King: 1 1 Tenney St. Fid. Hky. 1, Soc. 2-4, Bsktbl. 2-4, Sftbl. 1-4, Yrbk. 4, P.P. Football, H.R. Rep. 2-4 Thomas M. King: 18 Sheridan St. Karen A. Kraus: 735 McKinstry Ave. Tennis 1 , Guidance Aide 3 Sharon E. Krol: 87 LaBelle Dr. Yearbook Staff 4, Spanish club 1 2, Spaghetti Supper, P.P. Foot- ball 31 Have you heard the latest? (Darlene Delisle and Renate Lavoie) Michael S. Kulig: 521 Sheri- dan St. Track 1 Dawn M. LaBare: 25 Rolf Ave. Office Aide Barbara J. Krow: 59 Keddy Blvd. Soc. J.V. 1-2, Varsity 3-4, Bsktbl. 1-4, Sftbl 1-2, Varsity 3-4, H.R. Rep. Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Spag. Sup. James P. Labelle: 52 Gen- dreau St. Tennis 1 -4 Alan Lafleur: 15 Old Farm Rd. Denise R. Landry: 16 Warwick Rd. J.V. Chldr. 2, Varsity Chldr. 3, Office Aide 2-4, J.V. Baseball manager Kristina E. Lacroix: 1177 Prospect St. Bsktbl. 1-4, Sftbl. 1- 4, H.R. Rep. 3-4, Jr. Prom. Comm., Who ' s Who, N.H.S., Pro Merito, Soc. 1-4 Gina M. Lafleur: 178 Prospect St. 32 Kurt A. Lafleur: 162 Dale St. David E. Ladue: 81 Montgom- ery St. Jacqueline A. Kuenzel: 232 Woodcrest Dr., Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., M.F.L.C., P.P. Football 4 Diane M. Labrecque: 53 State St. Albert A. Lafleur: 86 Asselin St. Soccer J.V. 1, Varsity 2-4, Track 1-2 Ronald R. Lapierre: 50 Schorr St. J.V. Hockey 1, Latin Club 1 Paul A. Lapite: 50 Edwards St. Jonathan W. Laporte: 38 Fletcher Cir. Student Co uncil 1 , Yearbook Photographer 2 Steven M. Latour: 89 Casey Dr. Mass. Boys ' St., Stud. Con., X-country, Deb. team, Trk. team, Fr. clb., Sch. Mat. Wits, Mod. Cong. Richard R. Laurin: 163 Bay State Rd. Track 1-4, H.R. Rep., Football 1 , Mass. Boys ' State, Who ' s Who Janet L. Lauzon: 735 Memorial Dr. Yearbook typing staff Renate-Marie Lavoie: 29 Barby Ave. Yearbook staff 2 4, H.R. Rep. 3, M.F.L.C. 4, Span, clb. 3, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. Bruce A. Leaper: 37 Reed St. Baseball 1 -4 Ronald C. LeBlanc: 4 Henry St. Swim team 1,4, manager 3 Cherie A. Lefebvre: 75 Long- wood Dr. Guidance Aide 2,3 Lynn A. Lefrancois: 9 Cherry- vale St. Yearbook Staff 2,4, Varsi- ty Tennis 1-4, Senior Prom Com- mittee Michelle J. Lem oine: 65 Sulli- van St. N.H.S., Stud. Con., Soc. 2,3, Trk. 1-4, Yrbk. 4, Band 3,4, Chorus 2,3, Drama clb., Fr. clb., Pep clb. Michael J. Leone: 36 Wood- Roger D. Lepine: 52 Julia Ave land Ave. Hiking Club 1 , Band 1 - Pro Merito 2 33 Smile, girls! (Judy King, Sharon Krol, Craig Lorraine and Jeanne Kelsey) Scott A. Lessing: 65 Leo Drive Brian Liberty: 135 McKmstry Ave. Matthew D. Llodra: 23 Old Farm Rd. Ftbl 1-4, Track 1-4, P.P. Staff 3-4, Physics Club 3, Adv. Staff 4, M.F.L.C. 4, H.R. Rep. 4 Kellie M, Loftus: 1148 Pros- pect St. N.H.S., Sftbl. 2, M.F.L.C., Yrbk. Stf ., Ofc. Aide, H.R, Rep., Bsktbl. Manager 1 Jeanne C. Lockhart: 24 Leary Ave. French Club 1-2 Robert G. Lingenberg: 52 Boucher Circle, Latin Club Pres. 3, Track 1-4, German Club Pres. Crystal A. Lomax: 47 Paren- teau Dr. Chorus 2, Track 1-2 Craig D. Lorraine: 121 Mont calm St. Freshmen Football, Bas- ketball 1 Richard Luce: 183 Nonutuck St. Daniel T. Lunardini: 7 Boutin Ct. Trk. 1-4, X-Country 3-4, Jour- nalism Staff, Spanish Club, Foot- ball 1-2 Kathryn S. Lyons: 133 Simon- ich Cr. Journalism 1-2, Tennis Idoya T. Madariaga: 90 Penn sylvania Ave. Gail M. Maillo’ x 60 Pern broke Place Joyce M. Mancini: 17 Sar- jeant Ave. Bsbl. Mgr. 1-4, Sr. Section Co-Ed. 4, H.R. Rep. 3-4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., N.H.S., Pro Merito, Who ' s Who 3-4 34 Angelo G. Manioudakis: 103 Ward St. Yrbk. Photo Ed. 4, Hik- ing clb. 1-2, Chr. Staff, Track 2, Fr. clb. Mark S. Martel: 14 Edward St. Dean R. Mastorakis: 34B Co- lonial Cir. Football 1, Baseball 1- 4, Fr. clb. Guy C. Meade: 95 Boutin St Kristina M. Martell: 76 Man- dalay Rd. Cl. Pres. 3-4, Soc. 1-4, Track 1-4, N.H.S., Pro Mento, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., P.P. Football Kathleen A. Mattson: 97 Oak wood St. Lisa M. Meade: 95 Boutin St. M.F.L.C., Chorus Mary L. Marcil: 25 Parenteau Dr. Laurie A. Martel: 63c Colonial Cir. Junior Prom Committee John A. Martel: 14 Fourth Ave. William E. Maryea: 65 Clair mont Ave. Pro Mento, Basketball 1, Soccer 1, Tennis 4, French club, N.H.S. Diane M. Mashia: 119 Jamrog Dr. Ed-in-Ch. yrbk. 4, yrbk. 3, Band 1-3, Stud. Con. 2-4, M.F.L.C. 4, Pro Mento, N.H.S., Undercls. Ed. Yrbk. 3 Thomas M. Matulewicz: 30 Walter St. Soccer 1 Co a K, o, ' fr ' Jo a fr 35 James A. Nawrocki: 105 Slate Rd. Hcky. 1-4, Ftbl. 3-4, Trk. 3-4, Who ' s Who 3, Boys ' State Richard T. Nicewarner: 1 17 Bostwick Ln. “Go ahead and look in my locker. I have nothing to hide.” (Leslie Pronovost) Donna L. Miller: 4 Yvette St. Kevin K. Miller: 30 Bardon St. Swim Team 1-2, Chorus Joanne Messier: 223 Spring- field St. Robert S. Miller: 570 New Ludlow Rd. Joy E. Moreau: 101 Narrangan- sett Blvd. Donald M. Micks: 14 Charles St. Domenica M. Monaco: 31 Ro- semont St. Softball Manager 2, Office Aide 1-2 David A. Morin: 140 Asselin St. Soccer 1-3, Tennis 2-4 Sherry L. Moquin: 12 Tenney St. Laurie A. Myers: 27 Harring- ton Rd. Powder Puff Football 3-4 Susan R. Montcalm: 1 16 Gar- land St. Track 2-4, Soccer 3-4, Ski Team 3-4 Joeseph W. Mrozinski: 125 Artisan St. 36 James R. Nichols: 77 Pensyl- vama Ave. Chr. Staff 1, Fr. clb. 1 ,3, Yearbook Staff 4, Pro Merito, N.H.S. Michael O’Brien: 30 Sergeant Ave. Soc. 1-4, Bsbl. 1-4, Ir. Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff 4 Keith A. Orzolek: 48 Acre- brook Dr. Pro Merito, N.H.S. Brenda J. Page: 647 Pendleton Ave. Steven Nichols: 40 Lauzier Ter Jeffrey B. O ' Connor: 52 Ser- geant Ave. Deborah G. Ostrowski: 58 Reed St. Mary Ann C. Palko: 265 New Ludlow Rd. Tammy C. Noonan: 15 Paren teau Dr. Marching Band Front 1- 4, H.R. -Rep. 2,3, Voc. Office Aide 2-4, Student Council 4 Lisa A. O’Connor: 28 Sergeant Ave. Ronald A. Normandin: 409 Irene St. Debra L. O’Donnell: 35 Old Farm Rd. Home Room Rep. 2, Yearbook Staff 4, Library Aide 1 , N.H.S., Pro Merito, Color Guard 37 Marianne M. Paquet te: 1071 Prospect St. Yearbook Staff 4, French club 1, Library Aide 1-2 Lisa M. Partyka: 71 Farming ton St. This isn ' t going to be in the yearbook is it? (Amy Patla) Amy J. Patla: 1 1 Woodland Ave. Yrbk. 4, Chr. Staff, Ir. Sr. Prom Comm., Cot. Comm. Brenda J. Patrick: 10 Beeler Ave. Bsbl. manager 1-4, Span, clb. 3, P.P. Football 3-4, Pro Mer- ito, Ir. Sr. Prom Comm.. N.H.S. Kenneth L. Patterson: 40 Ser- geant Ave. Track 2, Swimming 3, Cross Country 4 Kimberly J. Pelland: 138 Skeel St. Varsity Cheerleading 3- 4, J.V. Cheerleading 2, Yrbk. 4, Prom Comm. N.H.S. Anthony E. Pelletier: 132 Cyran St. Yearbook Art Editor 4, Yearbook Staff 3 Cesar M. Pereira: 104 Pine St. Dean A. Perez: 76 Norman St. Spanish Club Tina R. Pete: 65 Parenteau Dr. Track 2, Span. clb. 3, Yrbk. 3-4, H.R. Rep. 3-4, Ir. Sr. Prom Comm. Terry Peterson: 77 Olea St. Michael A. Phelan: 74 Dixie Terr. Football, Spanish Club Brian J. Piecuch: 137 Ingham St. Latin Club, Photography Club Sheryl A. Pietskowski: 52 La layette St. H.R. Rep. 2, Powder Puff Football 38 Richard A. Pimentel: 19 Out- er Dr. Football 1 Leslie A. Pronovost: 20 Bon- neta Cir. Anne M. Piquette: 91 Blan- chard St. Pro Merito, N.H.S., Yrbk. Staft 4, Soccer Mgr. 4, H.R. Rep. Kim G. Prost: 100 East St. Cheerleader 1 ,2 Steven W. Plasse: 193 Wilder- mere St. Gina M. Purdy: 81 Laclede Ave. P.P. Football 3-4 Thomas O. Poudrier: 27 Dick inson St. V. Soccer 1-4, Tennis 3- 4, Basketball 1 Jeffrey R. Pycko: 242 Old Ly- man Rd. Basketball 1,4, Soccer 1 ,2, Baseball 1 , Golf 1 ,4 Kevin L. Pyles: 60 Forest St. Yrbk. Adv., Chronical, H.R Rep Daniel E. Rainville: 19 Mur phy Lane James Quinlan: 87 Fell t Wende L. Raymond: 24 Pi- quette Ave. Color Guard 1-4, Capt. 3,4, Span. Clb, 1,3,4, Cl. V.P. 3, H.R. Rep. 2, Yrbk. Art Editor 3, N.H.S. Patrick S. Rahilly: 138 Tele- graph Ave. Hockey 1-4, All Western Mass. 3; Captain 4, Golf 1-4; Co-MVP 3, Boys ' State, Who ' s Who • JV Or 0 v V o® kV S .$• • A o’ Qj 39 Where am I? (Dean Robitaille) Guy L. Remillard: 1 18 Norman St. Hiking Club 1 Donald T. Renaud: 28 Pendle- ton Ave. Edward Richards: 43 Falmouth Rd. Ken G. Roberts: 26 Boulay Cir cle, Yearbook Staff 3-4 Richard F. Rose: 49 Anson St. Kenneth R. Riverin: 57 Gar land St. Dean D. Robitaille: 139 Skeel St. John D. Rowley: 100 Oakwood St. Thomas R. Rivet: 205 Britton St. Soccer 1-4, Track 2-4, Base- ball 1 Paul A. Rochon: 93 Paradise St. Michele A. Roy: 47 Woodcrest Ct. Michelle A. Robert: 1783 Me- morial Drive. Color Guard 2-4, Voc. Office Aide 3, Office Aide 2 Heidi E. Rock: 72 Paradise St Band 1-4, Office Aide 3 Wayne R. Roy: 256 Arcade St. 40 Heidi R. Russ: 38 Alfred St. Rosario M. Russo: 948 Pros- pect St. Lisa G. Salamon: 112 Clair mont Ave. Basketball 1-3, Soft ball 1-4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. Joanne Salemi: 80 Ludger Ave. William P. Schultzki: 13 Ox ford St. Sandy C. Showe: 18 Serqeant Ave. Steve M. Sanocki: 102 Mont- gomery St. Robert L. Scribner: 194 Rolf Ave. Wayne Showe: 18 Sergeant Ave. Steven Santiago: 94 Prospect St. Monique R. Shaddock: 121 8th Ave. Yrbk., Library Aide 1-4, M.F.L.C. Pep Club 3 Leo B. Schillinger: 124 Marten St. Soccer 1-2, Baseball 3-4, Pro Mento, N.H.S. 4, Who ' s Who 41 I thought she was over there! (Bob Stec) Carolyn Shrewsbury: 72 Lau- zier Tr. Kevin Slate: 81 Slate Rd. Foot ball Robert E. Stec: 59 Edgewood Ave. Soccer Kate M. Szlachetka: 74 Sun flower Ave., Who ' s Who, Pro Merito, N.H.S., Span. Clb., H.R. Rep. 3-4, Office Aide 2-3, Yrbk. 3-4, Ir. Sr. Prom Michael C. Slowik: 44 Como Dr. Swimming John M. Sulewski: 112 Mont- calm St. Paula M. Szulc: 54 Deslauriers St. Sch. Mat. Wit. 3-4, Who ' s Who 4, Pro Merito, N.H.S., Band 1-4, Debate Team 3, Yrbk. Sub- Ed 4 Robin J. Skibinski: 28 Clair mont Ave. Soc. 1-4, Track 1-4, Skiing 3-4, Pro Merito, N.H.S., Who ' s Who, Yrbk. 4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. Claire L. Stanbrook: 14 Good- win St. Sftbl., M.F.L.C., Tennis, Swimming Mark A. Sweeney: 133 Cyran St. Baseball 1, Yrbk staff 4 Scott P. Sibley: 675 Pendleton Ave. Who ' s Who, Pro Merito, N.H.S., Tennis 1-4, Co-Capt. 3-4, Hockey 1-4, M.F.L.C. 4 John W. Spivey: 213 Grattan St. Wayne T. Sweatt: 18 Bemis St Track 4 Michael H. Toole: 174 Beaure gard Terr. Hockey 42 Maria D. Tsombanis: 46 Bou tin St. Stud. Con., Jr. Prom Comm., P.P. Ftbl., Sr. Prom Comm. James Uszinski: 183 Langevin St. Kevin A. Tutty: 96 Robak Drive Traci L. Vallieres: 34 Ednson Ct. Shelley A. Twohig: 130 Tele- graph Ave. Fr. Clb. 1, Span. Clb. 4, Spag. Sup. 4, P.P. Ftbl. 4, Co- tillion Comm. 4 Suzanne D. Van Keuren: 7 Mandalay Rd. Karen L. Twombley: 1153 Grattan St. Karen _JE. Wackford: 8 Fifth Ave. Track 1-2 June L. Warren: 63 Nash St. Philip E. Welch: 68 7th Ave. Kristen M. Wheeler: 66 Gar land St. Jodi M. Wiedenroth: 38 Fletcher Cir. Cl. Tres. 2, Stud. Con. 1,2, Tennis 2, Spag. Sup. 4, Cotillion Comm. 4, Sr. Prom Comm. 4, Yrbk. 4, Span. Clb. Carrie F. West: 80 Murphy Lane. Span. Clb. 4, Sr. Prom Comm., Library Aide 4 4 ' if o ' ,v ? y A c 43 Oh . . . Really? (Tracey Yebernetsky) Russell P. Winnett: 35 Russell Terr. Paula Wittenberg: 1 14 Man- ning St. Barbara C. Woods: 126 Co lumba St. Bruce A. Yargeau: 68 Hillman St. Tracey E. Yebernetsky: 56 Andover Rd. Track 3,4, Senior Prom Committee Ulrike Zeiger: 88 Vadnais St. Laurie K. Wiernasz: 30 Asselin St. Zygmunt J. Winiarski: 47 Acrebrook Dr. JV Soccer, X- Country 1-4, Track 1-4 R ichard Wolowicz: 120 Col- lege St. David R. Yargeau: 68 Hillman St. Frolics 2 Sandra M. Wood: 44 Ludlow Rd. Stud. Con. 3,4, Chorus 1-4, Drama clb. 1, Stud. Adv. Con. 4, Spag. Sup. 3,4, ]r. Sr. Prom Comm., Pro Mento A! er.St, A % J? O ' ▼ 0 ° 4 0 £ SJ- 0 Co X yC yV Jb A® a 0 _0 44 ' Three ' s Company!!! (Dean Mastorakis, Jackie Kuenzal and Joyce Mancini) Senior MUNCH Table ' A face only a mother could love. (Sharon Krol and Stacy Daigle) The Best of Friends ' (Greg Dobosz and Kim Hill) ' The A-Team (Bob Erhardt, Ed Dever, Ken Galindo and Gary Higgins) ' ' Smile (Judy King and Nancy Gaydas) CAMERA SHY Michael Bak Roger Benoit Richard Bourbeau Timothy Boyer Laurie Brault Pierre Champagne James Chouinard Cynthia Cote Catherine Degutis Ronald Desellier Robert Desorcy William Dufty Michael Duprey Donald Durand Lynn Foster Richard Gawron Carol Geoffroy Mark Gherardi Arthur Godding Wayne Houle Michael Howes Michael Howlett Wayne Jock Stephen Kulig Jeffrey Labombard Chau Lam Andre Mongeau Nalon Neal Carlos Ortiz Paul Patenaude David Pepin Richard Raymond James Roule Christopher Rud Joseph Santos William Tucker Christopher Vincelette Mark Wozniak John Griffin , J {§■ WHERE OR WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING IN 20 YEARS? Sandy Allard- ... in Hawaii with Tom Selleck David Bayeur- ' ' ... Supreme Court Judge Cheryl Beaulieu- ... Queen of Eng- land Michael Boivin- ”... owner of a world famous restaurant Steven Brunetti- ” ... chemist Deneen Carr- ”... domestic engineer and part time computer analyst Andrea Chapdelaine- famous doctor Darleen Delisle- ” ... teacher Diane Demarais- ” ... at a house party with Kim Pelland” Ed Dever- ”... married to Marie Forget Ed Doray- “ ... Jacques Cousteau the third Bernie Drapeau- a nuclear scientist Mary Duval- ”... in the field of computer science Marie Forget- ” ... a model Sue Giroux- ”... biomedical engineer Bob Goodenough- ” ... language inter- preter Judy King- ”... principal of Comp. Sharon Krol- ” ... cosmetologist Krisi Lacroix- ” ... physical therapist Rich Laurin- ” ... Playgirl centerfold in September 2004 Renate Lavoie- ” ... special ed teacher Tina Martell- ” ... Wayne Gretzky ' s wife Bill Maryea- ” ... millionaire Diane Mashia- ” ... coroner Dean Mastorakis- ”... the apple on the Fruit of the Loom commercial. Marianne Paquette- ” ... a great lawyer to get all the partiers out of jail, except Dean Tina Pete- ”... driving around with mega guys in my porche Kevin Pyles- ” ... in California with the fox Amy Patla Pat Rahilly- ” ... leading money winner on PGA tour Robin Skibinski- ” ... a doctor Kate Szlachetka- ”... buy out Huke Lau so Joyce, Michele, Brenda, and I can do Space!” Paula Jendrysik- ”... physical therapist John Johnson- ... wealthy engineer 52 REMEMBER WHEN? Remember the years we spent in high school? Remember the changes happening around us? The whole world was transformed before our very eyes. Remember all the trends that we helped popularize? We dressed up in hot-pink mini skirts and Nike sneakers. We were surrounded by Garfield and Smurf paraphernalia. We couldn ' t turn around without taking the Pepsi Challenge, or comparing the Whopper and the Big Mac. If we needed to know what time it was, all we had to do was look at our new pens. And the huge ghetto-blasting radios we used to carry around were replaced by the more convenient Walkman. We had some awesome fads, fer sure! Remember how we managed to keep ourselves entertained? We went to the movies at the Holyoke Mall and saw the long awaited Return of the Jedi , we watched Richard Gere become an idol in An Officer and a Gentleman , and we glimpsed a look into the future of computers in War Games. On television, we tuned into programs such as Magnum P.I. , General Hospital , Cheers , and the dueling prime-time soap operas Dynasty , and Dallas! We even said goodbye to the long-running CBS comedy M.A.S.H. Musicwise, we were told to Get Physical with Olivia Newton John, to Beat It with Michael Jackson. We listened to Every Breath You Take with the Police; we heard Rock the Casbah with the Clash, and Tell Her About It by Billy Joel. We also witnesed the Who ' s final tour. During high school, to quote Def Leppard, we weren ' t foolin ' around. Remember all the abbreviations we dealt with? E.T. was a three-foot tall, Reese ' s-pieces-munching, extra-terrestrial subject of a blockbuster movie. Mr. T. was a rough and tough hero from the hit series A-Team. MX was a controversial missle. SAT ' s were dreaded tests that we got to color in. MTV was revolutionary music television station that showed us the latest songs. Remember the politics that we first were aware of? Hazardous waste management became an issue due to the Environmental Protection Agency scandal. We felt the relief of inflation ' s going down, although our wages were cut to increase the job market. We were relieved when martial law was finally repealed in Poland. We watched with fascination as the future King of England, Prince Charles, married a fairy-tale princess, Lady Di, and started a family. The battles in Lebanon ceased, but at the same time we were horrified to learn that Soviet planes had shot down a Korean jet-liner, killing 269 innocent people. Remember Senior Year? Senior hat day; finally sitting in the senior section at the rallies; kicking the underclassmen off the senior lunch table; painting the tank on homecoming weekend. Remember the multitude of different feelings that we were bombarded with? We felt excitement in leaving Comp, but fear in entering the real world . We were saddened to think of all the special friends and memories that we were about to leave behind as we started out on our own ways through life. Senior year will aways be remembered for its good friends and good times! • UNDER UNDERC TTisrnrt !: r • UNDER t . -A ■ ' UNDERCLASS. C I • UNDERCUT A • UNDERC A • UNDERCLASSMEN ' • UNDERCLASSM X X UNDERCLASS M ' • A cluttered board and a cluttered mind. Let ' s see those pearly whites. fOOTBALL Don ' t worry, we won ' t tell anybody 1 So hard to make Kool-Aid nowadays 1 0 ■r Ip. ■: a I ] ' l--. A i 1 I ' _ ■ k«L. MyJHlk f W W • 1 l j IN OUR OWN WORDS, WE’RE “Almost done.” Robert Blanchard “The dudes of the school.” Steve Bergeron “Next year’s Seniors.” Sharon Cairns “Very intellectually inclined.” Paul Asselin “Klein aber oho.” Lisa Dowd, Kerry McClelland “Having a lot of fun because we have one more year left.” Michael Griffin Numero uno.” Giuseppe Contabile “The future.” Dave Crumb “Radical.” Kim Lonis “The spirit of the school.” Terry Barut “Classy.” Chris Tsandilas There ' s always one in every crowd. What did you say about my hair?! ' ' We ' re behind you all the way. JUNIOR CLASS: top three academic students Who else is this happy on a Monday morning? Joseph Woods; ranked first James Perlik; ranked second ' Don t you dare Stop following me.” Steven Goyette; ranked third You mean to tell me my lunch has been in here for a month? That s right, we re big. Not tonight Jim, 1 have a headache. 1 wonder what day it is. Do you know what he ' s talking about? v 1 Junior Class President taking it off. Can I help you I think need a drink ' Did you know there ' s a dead bug in the light? make believe I don ' t see them. ' Is this the way to sewing? I ' m only an hour late. My favorite class of the day. Leanne Terrlinck; ranked second It ' s fun to create with Crayola Mike Kijak; ranked third Community classwork SOPHOMORE CLASS three top students academic This is just so exciting. Hmm, what s my name again r Ok, I ' m surprised. Big deal Oh my God, what is it? I ' ll kill him!” Two more years ... I can ' t deal with it. I ' m not waiting too much longer. No way! He did what? Everyone is just so attentive! Sure, I ' ll write a 500 word essay. I don ' t know. What do you think? I really hate taking notes. 67 A Freshman-the true image. What are they doing in there?! Be quiet. Here he comes c ass Freshmen show a need for Basic English EXPLORATORY MACHINE AUT® REPAIR . 1 - AUT® B®DY s FRAME REPA8R Administration William Coscore, Superintendent of Schools Carolyn Fitzgerald, Administrative Assistant To the class of 1984: People who have shared common experiences usually have a kindred rela- tionship. Although I know only a few of you personally, I feel that this relationship has been established because you entered high school the same year I became superintendent. We have shared the problems associated with revised curriculum, new gradu- ation requirements, introduction of computers and word processing, curtailing ol some extra curriculum activities etc., etc. You have adjusted well to all these changes - a factor which is a major part of your total education. 1 would like to congratulate you on your successful comple- tion of high school and to thank you for making the superintendency a gratifying experience for me. William Coscore It gives me great pleasure and pride to extend my congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1984. Commencement exercises mark the formal completion of your public school education, and also signify the beginning of a future of exciting new challenges. I am very confident that you have the capability of meeting these challenges, and I hope that you meet them with the same idealism, courage, and enthusiasm that you have exhibited while in school. May I offer my sincere best wishes for health, happiness, and success in all your endeavors. Heibert H. Curry Herbert Curry, Asst. Superintendent I wish to offer my sincerest congratulations to the members of the class of 1984 for their achievements and contributions. As educated young adults, you must vigorously pursue the search for the causes of injustice, destruction, immorality, corruption, apathy and inequality. You must then strive to present viable alternatives to these social malignancies. The faculty at Chicopee Comprehensive High School is committed to quality education, and the students who were educationally motivated benefitted these past four years. Knowledge is like a meandering brook, and that is, it never stands still. You must continue your search for advanced education. Each person should develop positive goals, ideals and attitudes. The Norwegian Nobel Committee honored Lech Wales a as the burning torch of man ' s inextin- guishable longing for freedom . You should also protect your inalienable rights of freedom by exercising prudent judgement and wisdom in a peaceful, orderly manner while always being cognizant of due process under the law. When we enter the Information Age which deals with microelectronics as the most important of today ' s technologies, you must be prepared to offer the insights and creativity to expand our resources. Your generation will experience some magnificent, revolutionary technological developments which will greatly enhance your standard of living. You will witness great contributions in the biotechnological field, and some of you may be the contributors. Continue your education and become a doer for a better tomorrow. Mitchell Kuzdzal Julie Leonard, Vice Principal Mitchell Kuzdzal, Principal Alfred Pinciak, Asst Principal Douglas Gray, Vocational Director Clyde McClelland, Placement Coordinator Guidance Dionysius Dulchinos John Michonski Charles Tomaszewski ■ _ George DeFlorio Alexander Vyce Ruth Geanacopoulos The effective communication of ideas is the major con- cern of any counselor who would assume responsibility of counseling in the world today. As you know, a counselor is a person who is specially trained to help a student realize his her fullest potential as a unique human being. Consequently, depending on your needs, your counselor can help you: 1. Assess your strengths and limitations. 2. Make suitable decisions. 3. Develop positive attitudes. 4. Choose courses that are right tor you. 5. Solve personal problems. 6. Discover your talents and abilities. 7. Plan your education. 8. Decide on a career. 9. Find a job. Therefore, it is essential that every student realize that the mainstay of guidance is — communication. 3 o o AppWcaIvoo AIR FORCE ABomy R. d c George DeFlorio I English Paul Midura It ' s true that the limits of one ' s lan- guage, to an extent, stand lor the limits of his world. A grounding in the skills of language increases an individual ' s ability to think independently and to understand the depth and complexity of life. It is through language that we express not only the objective content of our experience, but also the more subtle coloring and shading of our emotional lives. Paul Midura Mary Filak Students are unaware of the em- phasis given to reading and writing skills in the real world outside the class- room. Reading and writing are skills needed to survive, not just succeed in any career. Students also do not realize that the study of English prepares them for adult life outside of the job market. Adult life outside of one ' s job com- prises far more hours and also requires English skills, whether reading direc- tions, writing a letter or completing tax returns. English, like the rest of one ' s high school education, improves the whole human being, not just the em- ployee. Mary Filak Kathleen Baker, Department Chairman George Bellefeuille Stanley Kozikowski Raymond Boulais ' « Walter Stachura Ann Merritt 95 Cecilia Costello Judith Czelusmak Eugene Richards Marguerite Decker, Librarian Lucienne Czupryna Ernest Rocheleau Laurel Collins Foreign Language As a foreign language teacher, I must say that the greatest external challenge to education in the 1980s is how to educate tor the changing society, technology, and world situation with (1) declining financial re- sources, both local and federal; (2) lack of public support tor education; and (3) a declining pool of gualified teacher candidates: In essence, how to do more with less and less. In order to reverse the trend, Americans simply must elevate education to the same level of priority as we afford other aspects of society and defense.” Paul LeBeau Neil Martell Paul LeBeau, Department Chairman k Ann Blodgett Elba Brodeur 97 Science H-OC- 5oom Raymond Ouimette, Department Chairman Edward Osetek Olen Bielski, Ir. 98 Francis Gammie Conrad Rivest It is through scientific experimentation that one experiences the meaning and significance of the principles and concepts of science. Because science takes into consideration every conceiv- able facet of our existence, students embarking on a serious study in science, judiciously applying the scientific method, will most certainly be rewarded by the achievements of a compre- hensive education. Roger Fleury Ronald Pete Roger Fleury George Ladeau George Kennedy Ernest Goff Karen Szostkiewicz Math Christine Mills, Department Chairman Jeffrey Kendra 100 Frederick Przybyla Denise Kelliher Alfred Furtek Edmund Szymonik Joanne Piroq Any student taking a math course must learn to organize his thoughts and be very careful in writing out his solutions. The answer alone is not the only desire. The work used to get there is equally important.” Joanne Pirog ft Joseph Hohol 101 Business Typing is probably the most important business course a college bound student should consider. Anyone who has been to college knows the value of being able to type. Shorthand could be very helpful in taking notes during a lecture. Many college courses are strictly on a lecture basis. Bookkeeping and or Business Math might be useful in helping a college student organize his or her finances or daily personal trans- actions. We have also introduced word processing which is used in many of the offices. Harry Malandrinos Bernard Mathieu Susan Winn Lance Walsh Ann Beqqetta Harry Malandrinos, Department Chairman Janice Kulig Roland Goulet Linda Stec Ernest Bailey Stanley Zakrocki 103 Social Studies Arnold Huhtamaki William Davis John Moran, Department Chairman Joseph Perlik Stephen Jendrysik The 1980 ' s will signal a reversal in the genera- tion gap. In 1976, hall ol America ' s population was under 25 years ol age. By the year 2000, hall ol America ' s population will be over 50 years ol age. Under these new circumstances our democratic society ' s concept ol majority rule will create a unique challenge. The luture ol our culture depends on your gen- eration ' s ability to reconcile these realities to the need lor constant change in the modern world. ' ' Stephen Jendrysik Martin Balbom James Kiiak 104 Leroy White Phys. Ed Health Joan Boratis Mary Hill Henry Huettner Anthony Kumiega Charles Londraville Each day, often without realizing it, you make many deci- sions that affect your health, your smoking and drinking hab- its, the food you eat, whether you exercise and how much, how you control your weight and handle stress-these are some of the factors which you can control. This is why health education is so important. It is the key to a greater understand- ing of yourself -your mind and body- and the choices you can make to improve and protect your health. If you use the information obtained from your health course and follow through with personal action, your health education will have a positive effect on you. High school courses in health go tar beyond the basic lessons that once made up the major part of the curriculum; they now aim at the far broader goal of helping America ' s young people achieve overall well-being, mental, physical, and social. Understanding Wholistic health will give the students the means to recognize and deal with the problems of life itself. Anthony Kumiega 105 Vocational Philp Gassnola Kenneth Synac Edward Ziemba Anthony Petrucelli The present vocational program has become more sophisticated and technical in nature. Due to the increased technical nature of most ' state of the art ' equipment and machinery, students must now face increased requirements to acquire a stronger set of the ' basic skills ' of education. Most vocational programs today reflect changes which have resulted from the ' high tech ' explosion including ' robotics ' , computer assisted manufactur- ing process, and laser technology. ' ' Clyde McClelland The content of vocational courses changes every year to keep pace with our ever changing technological world. Trade education is never ending because of the advance- ment that takes place in industry on a day to day basis. ' ' Anthony Petrucelli In addition to acquiring job-entry level skills, students in auto-repair are constantly reminded of good working attitudes needed to be successful in today ' s working society. Gerald Archambault Many important job skills are obtained in vocational education but natural ability and luck only play a second role to hard work, discipline, dedication and persistence, impor- tant personal qualities to gain while learning a skill. Stephen Buczko 106 Joseph Zawada Arthur Augusto Gerald Archambault WUA 1 Bruce Davidson Leopold Stokowski Harry Thibeault Thomas Zombik John Murray Rober Bourquiqnon Viola Vaz Earl Inqham r t Ernest Dwyei 107 Stephen Buczko Wallace Przybycien 108 Lee Perez Francis Wa]da Edward Stefanowicz Alexander Skrobacki Quinto Cimma John Camerota Charles Ouimette Drafting Music William Sittard Carl Meschke Roy Simmons DECA Dolores Borowiec Home Ec Philip Airoldi Dana Cutter Art courses otter students an outlet tor self-expression. This outlet can lead to life-long enjoyment for the typical student, or tor the gitited student, it can lead to the development of skills neces- sary for a successful career in art. Art courses offer a relaxed yet disciplined atmosphere where the serious student can dig deeply within himself and then try to communicate what he finds. For many students art is an easier and better place to communicate. Sim- ply, because of the nature of the sub- ject, art classes offer a freer atmosphere in which the shy student who has diffi- culty verbalizing or the student lacking in writing skills can successfully com- municate. Philip Airoldi Charlotte Sousa Alice Barnes Special Education Gail Szetela Joseph Nietupski Moonyean Field Edward Kolodiay John Saccavino Lynn Georgeopolus Rosemary Regan Aline Fitz-Gibbon Elizabeth Guiheen The average high school atmosphere has benefited the students enrolled in the special education program by increasing their self-esteem, giving them a feeling of pride and a sense of belonging to some- thing that others in their age group are experiencing. Having the special needs students in the school gives the other students a greater appreciation for what they have, and will cause them to stop and think be- fore they complain about what they don ' t have. Lynne Georgeopolus Edwin Scagel Marguerite O ' Malley Barbara Grealis Wendy Karnolisz Carolyn Korzon Joseph Natale Kathryn Gawron Gail Fishman Secretaries Custodians Alice Kovitch, Vocational Secretary Maureen Menard Joseph Lambert, Ruth Downs Nurses s l ' I Wallace Starkey, Guidance Secretary Cafeteria Bottom Row. Maureen Slachetka, Georgian Seymore, Helen Dziekan, Velma Cook, Elmore Forrette, Cecil Benard, Top Row: Terry Squire, Georgette Bryant, Lucy Page, Dot Sobon, 112 Marion Bombadier, Dot Hamel, Fran Mercerci, Maryann Peet, Rita Geoffroy Ruth Montcalm, Sandra Nunes, Evelyn Nietupski, Marge Blout, Melanie Pasternak Janet Valley 113 “Working Successfully as a 1st row: Tom Rivet, Tom Poudrier, A1 Lafleur 2nd row: Jim Lalleur, Mike Kijak, Jeff Lareau, Ken Gagne, Mike Martel, Tom O ' Donnell 3rd row: Carlos Ortiz, Steve Crochiere, Gary Higgins, Tom Murphy, Dave Fitzpatrick, Leo Lafleur, Mike O ' Brien, Coach Bill Davis 116 A little bit of coordination” More of a friend than a coach ' Team for a Common Goal” Expand your physical capabilities ' Victory is the best feeling in the world! Comp. 6 Comp. 3 Comp. 6 Comp. 1 Comp. 2 Comp. 2 Comp. 1 Comp. 2 Comp. 6 Comp. 4 Comp. 1 Comp. 6 Comp. 5 Comp. 5 Comp. 0 Comp. 1 Agawam Chicopee Northamp. Ludlow Minn. Amherst Classical Chicopee Putnam Holyoke Westfld. Cathedral Technical Long. W. Spfld. E. Long. ' A main reason why the team succeeds! Making a good slide. The endurance factor. Soccer is a team sport. 3 JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER TEAM 1st row: Mark Nadeau, Steve Sowa 2nd row: Keith Sullivan, Wayne Daviau, Joseph Maciaszek, Kevin Gallagher, Tim Boyer 3rd row. Glenn Beaureguard, Ed Mrozinski, Robert Peloquin, Michael Griffin, Kevin Garvin, Coach Glen Marion ns “Playing Soccer Together” Bottom row left: Debbie Champagne, Janie Kirejczyk, Tina Martell, Barb Krow, Liz Furnelli, Kfisi Lacroix, Kim Hill, Sharon Cairns. Top row left: Lisa Salamon Donna Bayeur, Nancy Gaydas, Riche Dubois, Judy King, Robin Skibinski, Mary Llodra, Mary Tillotson, Kerry McClelland. Coach Neil Martell. 90% initiative Determination 1 10% skill. He gets too excited. Comp. 3 Classical 6 Comp. 0 Cathedral 0 Comp. 1 Agawam 4 Comp. 1 Minn. 1 Comp. 4 Long. 0 Comp. 2 Ludlow 1 Comp. 0 E. Long. 1 Comp. 1 Westfld. 3 Comp. 1 Northamp. 2 Comp. 0 Chicopee 2 Comp. 0 Holyoke 8 Comp. 2 W. Spfld 9 Comp. 0 Ludlow 4 Comp. 1 Holyoke 2 Comp. 0 Minn. 4 Get another goal! You teel you can do anything. 120 An exciting and emotional game. The pain pays off at the end.” You have to know how to run.” With dll the team You all have to work together. JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER TEAM Bottom row left: Terry Barut, Barb Houle, Cheryl Carmody, Robin Loiselle, Lisa Dowd, Tanya Kendra, Kirstin Godek Katie Nauman, Karen Houle. Top row left: Kristen McClelland, Danielle Dupont, Dawn Robideux, Diane Zalewski, Cathy Schillenger, Diane Giroux. Cheryl Lafleur, Pam Hunter, Cheri Baranowski, Paula Blanchard. - r a ' Poise with the ball. “Determination, Will, Talent Is! row Bob Given. Scott Gray. Jim Nawrocki, Greg Dobosz, Kevin Grittin, Ken Galindo. Bob Erhardt Matt Llodra. Mark Buchannan, Steve Berthiaume, Keith Devoto, Mike Phelan. 2nd row- Coach Chrisant, Kevin Slate, Scott Cadieux. Rocky McKinnon, Adam McLean, Shaun Malone. Russ King, Bob Blanchard. Jim Koske. Chris Tsandilas. Rob Desormier. Mike Connally, Bernie Bobrowski, Tom Dubreuil. Mark Drabinski, Dave Diflumeri, Coach Badone, Coach Huhtamaki 3rd row John Gridin, John Martin, Rich Roy, Paul Dewindt, Scott Gadoury, Bob Boucher, Wayne Campbell, Ken Stueckroth, Darryl Tig- gle. lim Wilson, Mike Dewberry, Steve Bail, John Broyles Leadership, the will to win! Tough to be a lock ' 122 and a lot of Heart” Comp. 21 Long. 0 Comp. 53 Amherst 7 Comp. 0 Classical 16 Comp. 34 W. Spfld 12 Comp. 14 Westfld 7 Comp. 7 Chicopee 12 Comp. 27 Agawam 0 Comp. 0 Holyoke 9 Comp. 21 Cathedral 6 Comp. 0 S. Hadley 21 “Make it work ' Alpines pay off Straigh t tor the top, step by step ' ' Think you ' re going somewhere? Why me? Running is a Part of my life” 1st row: Dan Lunardim, Zig Winiarski, Dave Hallden 2nd row: Matt Berube, Hieko Ansorge, John Gallagher, Joe Basset, Roger Boutin 3rd row: Matt Longhi, Vince Dupuis, Dave Pare, Kurt Seargent, Coach Chuck Coscore Powerful fast Feeling of being number one” One person doesn t make a team Coach: Chuck Coscore, Leslie Zilmer, Kathy Slate, Leanne Teerlinck, Maureen Patrie, Cheryl Theroux Comp. 24 W. Spfld 37 Comp. 25 H. Cath. 32 Comp. 15 Holyoke 50 Comp. 15 Westfld. 50 Comp. 28 Cathedral 27 Comp. 15 N. Hamp. 48 Comp. 18 Amherst 43 Comp. 15 Classical 50 Comp. 17 Chicopee 45 Accomplishment My aim is to improve more and more Was it a winning season ' ; Did the long hours of training finally pay off? Does that really matter now A coach ' s yell of encouragement when you needed the support, The comeradene among teammates that smoothed the rough times, The cheers of fans at rallies and games despite the scores or records. 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Ball-handling, an acquired skill 2nd Jeff Guiel, Craig Patla, Mike Kijak, Row: Ed Picard, John Clark, Mark Drabinski, Steve Frew, Jeff Quick, alert, intense Reach for the limits mum Mass confusion ' Comp. 5 4 Comp. 49 Comp. 5 6 Comp. 5 3 Comp. 63 Comp. 5 4 Comp. 5 5 Comp. 68 Comp. 44 Comp. 60 Comp. 5 3 Comp. 49 Comp. 50 Comp. 50 Comp. 69 Chicopee 5 5 Chicopee 6 6 Holyoke 7 2 Classical 6 0 Cathedral 5 2 Westfld. 5 8 Putnam 6 5 Commerce 7 0 Agawam 4 3 Westside 6 1 Tech. 9 1 Holyoke 6 3 Classical 6 7 Cathedral 48 Westfld. 5 4 Concentrate follow through ' Good competition” A defensive key” Looks like I ' ll get this one Where did everyone go? 130 The shot . . The rebound Can I reach?” JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1 st Row: Russ King, Steve Sawa, Ed Medina Mark Nad au , ? r : 1 Row: a h Bill Lunar dmi, f f D ■ rmi r h a w n Mai ne Denrn: era no i Adam Mt b an Glenn Beaureguard. 131 “Reaching to our 1st Row Kris Lacroix, Riche Dubois. 2nd Row: Diane Roy, Judy King, Kim Hill, Barb Krow, Kim Lonis. 3rd Row: Coach Joan Boratis, Debbie Tetreault, Kathy Stec, Lisa Stefianelli, Janie Kireezyk. Tina Talbot. The look of determination Surpassing my own expectations • ' Concentration is very important Helping the team out 132 Fullest Potential” Comp. 31 — Comp. 31 — Comp. 56 — Comp. 5 2 — Comp. 36 — Comp. 29 — Comp. 39 — Comp. 50 — Comp. 33 — Comp. 38 — Comp. 50 — Comp. 31 — Comp. 40 — Cathedral 4 1 E. Long 30 Westf Id 3 7 S. Hadley 43 W. Spfld. 39 Long. 44 Chicopee 5 0 Minn. 40 Cathedral 30 N. Hamp. 5 8 Agawam 46 Westf Id. 44 Holyoke 48 133 Keeping on top of the competition JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM The importance of fundamentals 134 1st Row: Katie Nauman, Kirsten Dubois. 2nd Row: Cindy Laflamme, Andrea Stamborski. Diane Roy, Karen Bourque, Barb Houle. 3rd Row: Tina Talbot, Kathy Como, Diane Zalewski, Lori Baranowski, Lisa Desrosier, Mollie Szlachetka, Coach Neil Martell. Lightning Ability to react In total control Comp. 8 — Ludlow 1 Comp. 3 — Chicopee 1 Comp. 5 — Minn. Comp. 3 — Amherst Comp. 9 — Putnam Comp. 8 — E. Long. Comp. 4 — E. Hamp. Comp. 8 — S. Hadley Comp. 15 — Palmer Comp. 7 — Greenfld. Comp. 10 — Ludlow Incomplete Scoreboard Where do you want it, coach? ' 136 WWCOh-[OkJCOO)Ca) Exercising the Entire Body 1st Row: Coach Tom Lane, Tim Sweeney, Tony Raschilla, Ken Patterson, Bill Boutin, Ken Stueckroth, John Raymond. 2nd Row: Ron LeBlane, Tim Houle Neil Martell, Roger Boutin, Bill Norris. V ' Determined to place.’ ' Developing my strokes U A w stuckman: The start; a criti ' al moment ' 137 Comp. 42 — Chicopee 3E Comp. 7 8 — T. Falls 7$ Comp. 4 1 — Chicopee 3( Comp. 85 — Tech. 4 Comp. 84 — Holyoke 76 Comp. 8 5 — Holy. Cath. 7 4 Comp. 84 — S. Hadley 65 Comp. 2 7 — N. Hamp. 56 Comp. 39 — T. Falls 44 ' Course, anyone on our team must be cool. Swimming hard at practice 138 Feels like a 10 The point of exhaustion Give it my all L - Jsdi ' A positive attitude ' An accomplished, younger swimmer ' Being A Part of the Water 1st row: Coach Donna Kenneson, Idoia Madariaga, Missy Nichols, Kathy Slate, Leslee Zillmer, Leanne Teerlmck, Tom Rogers. 2nd row: Carrie Aickelm, Lucy Boillard, Renee Robillard, Lynn Barlow, Penny Kapper. Pushing yourself ' Going for it! ' God, I ' m tired Almost there 139 Comp. 5 0 Comp. 68 Comp. 48 Comp. 6 7 Comp. 93 Comp. 7 2 Comp. 86 Comp. 96 Comp. 30 Comp. 23 Chicopee 2 2 T. Falls 8 7 Chicopee 2 4 Pittsfld. 89 Holyoke 5 7 Holy. Cath. 90 S. Hadley 5 7 N. Hamp. 5 9 Chicopee 3 5 T. Falls 5 0 Is practice over yet? If you need help, they are always there 140 ' The final lap’ This pool is getting longer Helping in every way possible LOVE diving! Skiing to Success 1st Row: Coach John Chnsant, Timothy Edwards, Kevin Garvin, Lisa Dowd, Torn Dubneul, Steve Crochiere, Ed Mrozmski, Dave Dumala, Bob Skibinski. 2nd Row: Sue Montcalm, Lori St. Pierre, Jeff Brewer, Jeff Lareau, Dave St. Pierre, Kerstin Godek, Scott Peltier. Learning the correct technique ' Staying as close as possible to the gate Get low to increase your speed Keeping your balance at all times You have to know when to step up The cutting edge 142 Flushes are the hardest part” Working to stay on top Always prepare for the next gate Running stairs really pays off Ready to cheer. Words irom President Tina Martell. Enter the players. An inspirational message from Zig. The Mighty Colts. 1 had my Wheaties! (Jim Nawrocki) Cheerleaders show spirit. Pep talk trom Coach Vyce. Music, please. The Seniors! (and their hats) 147 FALL SPORTS RALLY WINTER SPORTS RALLY HOOTIN’ RALLY DANCE HOMECOMING EXCHANGE RALLY This year ' s homecoming exchange rally was filled with much tension and excitement. After encouraging words from the coaches and players, the Comp fans were really psyched tor an event-tilled weekend. Encouragement trom Mr. Kuzdzal. Cheerleaders show their stuff. This year ' s Hootin ' Rally dance was tilled with excitement. First the cheerleaders did their dance to Beat It , then the J.V. cheerleaders showed their spirit with a skit. Also the Juniors challenged the Seniors to a powderpuff cheerleading match (which the Seniors won). And finally, Marie Forget was crowned homecoming gueen. J.V. has spirit too! The Junior ' ' girls . The victorious Seniors ' Homecoming gueen, Marie Forget, and her court. Cheerleaders have spirit. This year ' s Homecoming game between CCHS and CHS was well attended. Even though we missed out on our chance at owning the sword, Sr. Alex Fimbel said it best, “We may have lost, but we’ve won with spirit!” The Marching Colts. Headed for a touchdown 1 The Mighty Colt. Let me through 1 What determination 1 Enthusiastic fans. HOMECOMING GAME HOMECOMING GAME HOMECOMIN POWDERPUFF GAME SPAGHETTI SUPPER SPAGHETTI Ready ' Crunch ' Touch Down! Set ' The powderpuff game between the Junior and Senior girls found the Senior team victorious. The Seniors won 1-0. Powderpuffers have class Mom This year ' s spaghetti supper, sponsored by the Student Council, was filled with mixed emotions. Even though the game was lost, everyone still enjoyed the dinner. Comp ' s Modern Foreign Language Club held its first annual Fashion Show in October. Students from the club modeled clothes from the Peacock and The Gap. Our commentator How ' s my hair look? Real cute! Just me and my teddy bear Can A part of the crowd. Where s the groom go now : Who. me? I ' m gettin ' outta here 1 ' ' ‘What cha talkin ' ' bout 9 ' ' That ' s right, I ' m bad. FASHION SHOW FASHION SHOW FASHION SHOW FASHION SHO THANKSGIVING RALLY THANKSGIVING PANCAKE BREAKFAS ' Eating hearty before the big game. Words to live by. (Matt Llodra) Holiday wishes from the Juniors. Dig in, boys. Cheerleaders show their stuff. The Senior football players Thanksgiving weekend was highlighted not only by the exchange rally, but also by the annual pancake breakfast before the game. Sr. Ken Galindo says, “It was delicious.” An inspirational message. ' . The alumni help serve. I ' What style! What now? Advice from Coach Chrisant. Despite the rainy weather, the Colts put up a good fight against their Thanksgiving Day rivals, the S.H.H.S. Tigers. In the words of Sr. Kevin Griffin, it was a “big let down” when the Colts lost. • ' ' Come On 1 Ready 1 Frustration. This is gonna be one long game. Comp Cheerleaders still have spirit. THANKSGIVING DAY GAME THANKSGIVING DAY GAME THANK FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY This year ' s Winter Cotillion was held at the Chateau Provost on December 30. Its theme was Snowbird, and music was provided by Inner Lite. “Did you hear the latest? Was that the Sea Breeze girl? Doin ' the Alley Cat. Look out lohn Travolta Reminiscing together WINTER COTILLION WINTER COTILLION WINTER COTILLION BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND Brass 1st Row-Bill Courchesne, Scott Peltier, Claudette Giguere, Holly Shriver, Chris Sittard, Donald Coulombe. 2nd Row-Penny Kapper, Linda Mashia, Dawn Ecker. Woodwinds 1st Row-Lynn Barlow Carla Mecklmg. 2nd Row- Bill Wisniewski, Tim Estabrook, Toni Rogers, Dan Deloria. Percussion Enk Kaplan r Gendron, Matt Babiec Dave Adkins, Susan Asseiin. Flags Rifles 1st Row-Adele Ainsburg (capt.) 2nd Row-Joanne Stoeckard, Dana Mamville, Lisa Chappell, Michele Menard. Wende Raymond, Lisa Blackson, Stacy Daigle, Diane Kowalski, Tammy Noonan, Heidi Rock, Michelle Robert. Honor Guar d Lisa Quenneville, Carol Stoeckard, Roseann Monaghan. BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND BAND PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB CHEMISTRY TEAM PHYSICS CLUB PHYSI PHYSICS CLUB 1st Row- Debbie O ' Donnell. Stacy Daigle. Cheryl Beaulieu, Deneen Carr, Robin Skibinski, Tina Martell Kim Hill, Sue Giroux, Diane Mashia, Claudette Giguere. Jeanne Lockhart, Paula Jendrysik, Darlene Deslile. 2nd Row- Roger Lepine, Leo Schilhnger, Chris Hartmann, Keith Orzolek, Pat Rahilly, Bob Goodenough, Steve Latour, Bob Chartier, Mike Kulig, Bill Maryea, Brian Pieuch, Jim Nichols, Dean Mastorakis, Heiko Ansorge. Rich Laurin, A1 LaFleur, Kevin Griffin, Dave Hallden, Chris Brodeur, Dave Morin, Gary Fitzgerald, Ed Doray, Scott Sibley, Michael Boivin, Mr. Fleury (advisor), (missing-Greg Dobosz, Wayne Sweatt Krisi Lacroix). PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB 1st Row- Joe Maciaszek, Sandy Boutot, Diane Mashia, Dave Cassidy, 2nd Row- Mr. Fleury (advisor), Leslie Zilmer. 1st Row- Leo Schilhnger, Stephen Brunetti, Chris Tsandilas, Scott Sibley, 2nd Row- Matthew Llodra, Tony Pelletier, Mr. Kennedy (advisor), Robert Stec, Stephen Latour, (missing-Dave Brunelle). CHEMISTRY TEAM GUIDANCE Lisa Ayers, Keri Kindness, Karen Houle VOCATIONAL Michele Robert (missing-Tammy Noonan). LIBRARY OFFICE 1st Row- Julie Whitehead, Kelly Bonasiak, Linda Constantine, Tammie Moan 2nd Row- Kelly Loftus, Tammy Koske, Cindy LaFlamme, 3rd Row- Riche Dubois, Sandy Allard, Krystyna Giza, Diane Roy, Annette Rochon, Michelle Lesik. Bill Rosinski, Monique Shaddock, Ann Solock, Carrie West, Anna Kelly, Adele Ainsburg, Marie Laurin, Mrs. Decker (librarian), June Heron, Lisa Chappell, Lisa Hebert, Tina Walsh, Joe Stanek, Chris Sittard, Mike Slowick, Chris Starke. OFFICE AIDES OFFICE AIDES OFFICE AIDES OFFICE AID SCHOOLS MATCH WITS DEBATE TEAM JOURNALISM SCHO Journalism 1st Row- Angelo Manioudakis, Ed Dever, Jeff Blodgett Amy Patla, Kevin Pyles, Russell Peltier, Cathy Degutis. 2nd Row- Kathy Lyons, Ken Galindo, Gary Higgins, Bob Erhardt, Ken Howard, Andrea Chapdelaine, Steve Huard, Ken Sedlak, Debbie Gozgit, Mr. Stachura (advisor), Danny Lunardini, John Gallagher, Janet Matulawicz, Maria Guy. Debate Team 1st Row- Danielle DuPont, Sheryl Houle, Claudette Giguere, Holly Shriver. 2nd Row- Steve Latour, Dan Delorea, Joe Maciaszek, Bob Goodenough, Mr. Jendrysik (advisor). As Schools Match Wits 1st Row- Shan Yvon, Sheryl Houle, Claudette Giguere, Paula Szulc 2nd Row- Jim Mathieson, Holly Shriver, Mr. Jendrysik (advisor). Sophomores 1st Row- Becky Cohen, Kathy Barden, Lisa Fontaine, Sue Kopec, Teresa Trembly, Kathy Stec. 2nd Row- Steve Manioudakis, Missy Holt, Kelly Glanville, Debbie Roy. Freshmen 1st Row- Michael Asselin, Marie Benoit, Linda ( vlashia, Penny Kapper, Lisa Smith, Sherry Didierjean, a Tindy LaFlamme, Sharon Smith. 2nd Row- Monique -iebert, Kristie Fredette, Claudine Collins, Dawn icker, Kathy Como, Antonio Contabile, Margaret Downing, Kevin Godbout. 1st Row- Janet F ' leury, Debbie Izatt, Sharon Cairns, Tanya Kendra, Matt Longhi, Mary Goehring, Laura Dant, Darlene Dybas 2nd Row- Mary Tillotson, ! Denise Paul, Cheryl Carmody, Carrie Aickelin, Ann Grondin, Lisa Lacroix, Linda Constantine, Kerry McClelland. 3rd Row- Mrs. Blodgett (advisor), Bob Skibinski, Chris Tsandilas, Joe Woods, Bill Rosinski, Mr. Le Beau (advisor). Seniors Juniors 1st Row- Kate Szlachetka, Sheryl Pietrowski, Michelle Lemoine, Lisa Soloman, Tina Martell, Renate Lavoie. 2nd Row- Becky Hawkes, Tammy Noonan, Tracey Yebernetsky, Mary Duval, Marie Forget, Judy King. 3rd Row- Riche Dubois, Paula Jendrysik, Dave Bayeur, Matt Llodra, Barb Krow, Cindi Deroin. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES MURAL COMMITTEE SPAGHETTI SUPPER COMMITTEE STUDEN; Student Council Spaghetti Supper Committee 1st Row- John McCray, Ann Solock, Denise Houle, Bob Wood, Mrs. Leonard (advisor). 2nd Row- Steve Manioudakis, Paula Jendrysik, Andrea Chapdelaine, Diane Mashia, Ann Laflamme. 3rd Row- Diane Desmarais, Maria Tsombanis, Sandy Boutot, Tom Poudrier, Neil Martell, Sandy Wood. Mural Committee 1st Row- Bob Wood, Rich Couture, Liz Charette, Michelle Lemoine, Denise Houle, 2nd Row- Sandy Wood, Dina Tease, Brenda Bernier, Penny Kapper, Linda Mashia, Shaun Foley. 1st Row- Chris Tsandilas, Gina Geoffrey, Sandy Wood, Michelle Lemoine (Corresponding Secretary), Steve Latour, (Parlimentanan), Diane Desmanas (President), Andrea Chapdelaine (V.P.), Marie Arcand, (Secretary), Jean Dubois (Treasurer), Lon St. Pierre, Heidi Leaper, Tammy Noonan. 2nd Row- Michelle Benoit, Mike Bryant, Rich Couture, David Trembly, Joel Broy les, Maureen Patne, Lisa Dowd, Lisa Lacroix, John McCray, Sandy Boutot, Sue Asselin, Linda Mashia, 3rd Row- Tom Dubrieul, Ann Laflamme, Shaun Foley, Ken Kindness, Neil Martell, Lisa Ayers, Laurie Hortie, Denise Houle, Teresa Trembley, Penny Kapper, Terry Barut, Siobhan Gallagher, Dawn Ecker, Brenda Bernier, Mrs. Leonard (advisor). 4th Row- Frank Schillinger, Bob Wood, Steve Manioudakis, Adele Ainsburg, Scott Peltier, Chris Sittard, Debbie Ostrowski, Diane Mashia, Darlene Dybas, Bill Rosinski, Maria Tsombanis, Paula Jendrysik. Pro Merito 1st Row- Debbie O ' Donnell, Brenda Patrick, Deneen Carr, Claudette Giguere, Sue Giroux 1 (Treasurer), Mike Boivin (Vice-president), Kate f Szlachetka (President), Cheryl Beaulieu (Secretary), Maria Tsombanis, Robin Skibinski, Laurie Martel, Joyce Mancini, Paula Szulc, Diane Desmarias, Liz Furnelli, Jennifer Broyles. 2nd Row- Brian Pieuch, Bob Goodenough, Kathy Duffy, Diane Mashia, Steve Latour, Roger Lepme, Chris Hartmann, Danny Fontaine, Dave Hallden, Keith Orzolek, Jeff Guiel, Leo Schillinger, Tony Pelletier, Scott Sibley, A1 Lafleur, Jim Nichols, Heinz Hochrein, Bill Maryea, Matt Llodra, Kevin Griffin. Junior NHS 1st Row- Missy Nichols, Lisa Chevrette, Terry Barut, Laura Day, Maria Guy, Lisa Lacroix, Scott Peltier, Shan Yvon, Jim Mathieson. 2nd Row- Trena Castle, Robin Loiselle, Cheryl Carmody, Kerry McClelland, Lisa Dowd, Leslie Zilmer, Kim Lonis, Chris Martmeau, Darlene Dybas, Sheryl Houle, Tanya Kendra, Carrie Aickelin. 3rd Row- Holly Shriver, Peter Crumb, Steve Crochiere, Chris Tsandilas, Dave St. Pierre, Jeff Brewer, Anne Grondin, Matt Longhi, Keith Laramee, Bob Skibinski, Joe Contabile, Steve Goyette, Jim Perlik, Robert Peloquin, Steve Bergeron. Senior NHS 1st Row- Debbie O ' Donnell, Becky Hawkes, Jackie Kuenzel, Keith Orzolek, Mike Boivin, Tony Pelletier, Leo Schillinger, Scott Sibley, Bill Maryea, Ken Howard, Kevin Griffin, Matt Llodra, Brenda Patrick, Michele Fimbel. 2nd Row- Amy Patla, Jennifer Broyles, Sue Giroux, Andrea Chapdelaine, Paula Jendrysik, Diane Mashia, Kathy Duffy, Deneen Carr, Adele Amsburg, Cheryl Pietrowski, Tracy Yebernetski, Michelle Robert, Claudette Giguere, Renate Lavoie, Lynn LaFrancois, Darlene Delisle, Jeanne Lockhart, Kelly Loftus, Kate Szlachetka, Joyce Mancini, Cheryl Beaulieu. 3rd Row- Laurie Martel, Maria Tsombanis, Kevin Pyles, Kim Pelland, Wende Raymond, Greg Dobosz, Nancy Gaydas, Danny Lunardini, Dave Fitzpatrick, Matt Berube, Roger Lepine, Chris Hartmann, Dean Mastorakis, Mike Kulig, Angelo Manioudakis, John Johnson, Robin Skibinski, Barbara Krow, Kim Hill, Marie Forget, Stacy Daigle, Diane Labreque, Paula Szulc. 4th Row- Brian Pieuch, Bob Goodenough, Steve Latour, Gary Fitzgerald, Danny Fontaine, Jeff Guiel, Dave Hallden, Todd Irzyk, Jim Nichols, A1 Lafleur, Heinz Hochrein, Pat Rahilly, Diane Desmarias, Tina Martell, Liz Furnelli. PRO MERITO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PRO MERITO NATION LATIN CLUB COTILLION COMMITTEE CHORUS CHORUS LATIN Chorus 1st Row- Joanne Messier, Sharon Smith, Debra Hottm, Rosanne Monaghan, 2nd Row- Mr. Sittard, Steven Gagnon, Danielle Dupont, Joanne Flewell, Pam Gonyer, Lisa Wright 3rd Row- John Mazzetti, Michelle Lepage, Michelle Carrier, Barbara Lafleur, 4th Row- Michelle Goyette, Denise Grandbois, Marie Labrie, Sandy Wood. Cotillion Comm. 1st Row- Kate Szlachetka, Lisa Dowd, Robin Skibinski, Barb Krow, Kim Hill, Tina Martell 2nd Row- Judy King. Wende Raymond, Renate Lavoie, Kirn Lonis, Mary Duval, Nancy Gaydas, Darlene Dybas, Jennifer Broyles. Latin Club 1st Row- Joanne Stoeckard. Tina Martel, April Boardway, Michelle Lemoine, (V.P.), Lisa Chappell (Pres.), Pamela Gonyer (Treas.), Shan Yvon (Sec.), Michelle Yvon 2nd Row- Mr. Rocheleau (advisor), Tony Lauzon. Paula Jendrysik, Brenda Goyette, Rich Maciaszek. James Mathieson, Joseph Maciaszek, Diane Ferris, Debbie O ' Donnell, Dawn Ecker. Seniors 1st Row- Diane Mashia, Andrea Chapdelaine, Jennifer Broyles, Wende Raymond, Paula Szulc, Shelley Twohiq. 2nd Row- Jackie Kuenzel, Barb Gajewski, Paula Jendrysik, Adele Ainsburg, Kelly Loftus, Renate Lavoie, Grace Kokoszyn. 3rd Row- Keith Orzolek, Scott Sibley, Matt Llodra, Jeff Guiel, Kevin Griffin, Bob Goodenough, Claudette Giguere, Sue Giroux, Monique Shaddock. Juniors 1st Row- Brian Sullivan, Matt Longhi, Mike Martel, Steve Crochiere, Doug Ranck, Ray Potvm, Daryll Tiggle, Chris Martineau, Jim Koske, Jane Kirejczyk, Karen Bourque, Mary Llodra. 2nd Row- Dave Crumb, Keith Laramee, Laura Day, Mary Goehring, Maria Guy, Lisa Lacroix, Ann Grondin, Sharon Chevrette, Cheryl Carmody, Lisa Dowd, Kerry McClelland, Trena Castle. 3rd Row- Mike Griffin, Bob Baranowski, Wade Dumais, Jeff Brewer, Holly Schriver, Leslie Zilmer, Adrienne James, Joe Contabile, Dave St. Pierre, Ed Mrozinski, Linda Lacroix, Sandy Boutot, Julie Martel, Jim Perlik, Kevin Garvin. Sophomores 1st Row- Steve Manioudakis, Mark Nadeau, Adam McLean, Linda Smith, Carole Stoeckard, Lynn Barlow, Bob Skibinski, Jay Caldwell, Kim Hoime, Kathy Welch, Mary Blout, Cheri Baranowski, Mary Perlak, Cindy Cutler, Rolande Tellier. 2nd Row- Neil Martell, Rob Desomier, Shaun Rahilly, Debbie Houle, Carol Amnotte, Angela Deni, Molly Szlachetka, Lisa Fontaine, Paula Jerry, Renee Therault, David Trembly, Sue Kopec, Paula Peloquin. 3rd Row- Ron Cotta, Rich Lacroix, Patrick Drake, Debbie Roy, Cheryl Theoux, Joanna Vega, Diane Zalewski, Kelly Glanville, Michelle Franklin, Maura Smith, Missy Holt, Teresa Trembly, Denise Houle, Pat Piquette, Diane Ferris, Dionne Ironside. Freshmen 1st Row- Mike Tenney, Ken West, Kurt Sargent, Brian Boutot, Jim Daigle, Joel Broyles, Craig St. Jean, Sonya Pelletier, Michelle Menard, Lisa LeBeau, Patty Cassa, Jennifer Donnelly, Marie LaCroix. 2nd Row- Linda Mashia, Claudine Collins, Steve Chevrette, Scott Guimond, Dan Cassidy, Dan King, Kathy Como, Cindy LaFlamme, Cindy Adamczyk, Beth Desormiers, Sue Bowler. 3rd Row- Kim Bealieu, Debbie Miller, Margaret Downing, Sherry Didierjean, Donna Boissonneault, Lon Baranowski, Brenda Robbidu, Lisa Derosiers, Lon St. Pierre, Susan Asselin, Danielle Dupont, Karen Berwaldt. MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB MODERN FOREIGN LANGU YEARBOOK STAFFS YEARBOOK STAFFS YEARBOOK STAFFS 1st Row- Paula Jendrysik, Mike Boivin, Sue Giroux (editor), Amy Patla, Michele Fimbel, Lisa Dowd. 2nd Row- Jim Nichols, Paula Szulc, Chris Halpin, Debbie O ' Donnell, Kelly Loftus, Kim Hill, Mane Forget, Stacy Daigle, Matt Llodra. Subscriptions Advertising 1st Row- Holly Shnver, Monique Shaddock, Kate Szlachetka, Michele Fimble (editor), Joyce Mancini, Diane Labreque. 2nd Row- Diane Zalewski, Molly Szlachetka, Lisa Fontaine, Brenda Patrick, Kim Hill, Nancy Gaydas, Ann Solock. Seniors 1st Row- Barb Gajewski, Mike Boivin (editor), Joyce Mancmi, Kate Szlachetka, 2nd Row- Michelle Le- moine, Kim Hill, Nancy Gaydas, Michele Fimbel. U nderclassmen 1st Row- Keith Laramee, Matt Longhi, Bob Skibinski. 2nd Row- Carrie Aickelin (editor), Chris Halpin. Faculty 1st Row- Michelle Lemoine, Claudette Giguere (edi- tor), Sherri Moquin. 2nd Row- Holly Shriver, Bill Wis- niewski. J YEARBOOK STAFFS YEARBOOK STAFFS YEARBOOK STAFFS YEARBOOK STAFFS YEARBOOK STAFFS YEARBOOK STAFFS Sports 1st Row-Jim Nichols, Lisa Dowd, Missy Nichols, Lisa Chevrette, Sharon Cairns. 2nd Row- Kim Pelland, Jodi Wiedenroth, Lisa Lacroix, Kim Hill, Robin Skibinski, Jane Kirejczyk. Extra-curriculars 1st Row- Barb Gajewski, Paula Jendrysik (editor), Becky Hawkes. 2nd Row- Deneen Carr, Debbie O ' Donnell, (missinq-Karen Wacklord), Vocational 1st Row- Ken Sedlak, Bill Courchesne, Bill Wisniewski (editor), Claudette Giguere. Photography Typing 1st Row- Janet Lauzon, Sandy Duval, Krystyna Giza, 2nd Row- Patti Brassard, Sandy Allard (editor), Karen Betie, Chris Berger. Art Marianne Paquette, Tony Pelletier, Sherri Moquin. 1st Row- Sheryl Houle, Bob Baranowski, Ken Sedlak. 2nd Row- Bill Courchesne, Ken Roberts, Jim Nichols, Leslie Zilmer, Joe Maciaszek. YEARBOOK STAFFS YEARBOOK STAFFS YEARBOOK STAF YEARBOOK EDITORS YEARBOOK EDITORS YEARBOOK EDITOR 1st Row- Michael Boivin, Seniors co-editor; Paula Szulc, Memini 84 sub editor 2nd Row- Diane Mashia, Editor-in-Chiet; Joyce Mancini, Seniors co-editor. 3rd Row- Mrs. Mary Filak, advisor. Claudette Gigure, Faculty editor; Tony Pelletier, Art editor Sue Giroux, Advertisements editor; Michele Fimbel, Subscriptions editor 1st Row- Scott Peltier, Underclassmen co- editor; Carrie Aickelin, Underclassmen co- editor; Bill Wisniewski, Vocational editor. 2nd Row- Andrea Chapdelaine, Athletics editor; Paula Jendrysik, Extra-curriculars editor Angelo Manioudakis, Photography editor; Sandy Allard, Typing editor Did you ever get the feeling that you ' re being watched? Old faithful? JUST HANGIN’ OUT JUST HANGIN ’ OUT JUST HAN GIN’ OUT ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. ETC. The Booster Club ' s top fruit sellers. Pro Merito members pack fruit for distribution to the elderly. Don’t worry, we ' re right here. (Blood Drive) The Senior girls show their stuff. Gettin ' down at the Thanksgiving day dance. Sr. Capt. Alex Fimbel doin ' his dues. Determined Comp. Cadettes. 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Sand Fill — Large Quantities Available All Materials Loaded Or Delivered 107 Slate Road Chicopee, MA. 592-5502 592-6577 POLV PLATING,™ 4610 West over Road Westover Industrial Airpark Chicopee, Ma 01022 Telephone (413) 594-5158 Sadden 0 ?ecutit ne, )nc, 54 Center Street William Snvder Chicopee, Mass. 01013 BEST OF LUCK Ed Ondrick President Telephone (413) 593-5477 •ponr-oifD FALLS PIZZA GRINDERS PIZZAS, GRINDERS and FULL DINNERS Telephone 594-9133 Open Sun., Mon., Tues., and Wed. 11-12 Thur., Fri. , and Sat. 1 1-2 103 Main Street, Chicopee, MA Best Of Luck Class Of ’84 UNITED TECHNOLOGIES DIESAL SYSTEMS 3664 Main St., Spfld., MA Our Personal Best Wishes For Success In The Future Your Friends, LARRY, DAN, MARC, CHRIS and BOB 127 Mill St. Springfield, MA 734-7337 284 Pine St. Holyoke, MA 532-9406 cw FREDDIE ' S AUTOMOTIVE |g| SERVICE CENTER J General Repairs Alfred Kowal -Tel. 594-9738 j 395 Broadway - Chicopee Falls, Mass. BURKE BEVERAGE, INC 1125 Sheridan St. Westover Industrial Area Chicopee, Mass. 01022 HEADQUARTERS TELLIER’S AUTO BODY 386 Meadow St. Fairfield Mall Chicopee, MA Chicopee, MA 01013 jt p Latest 1 J Styles Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1984 247 Exchange Street Tel. 592-9255 Chicopee, Ma. 01013 X Daily 10-2 We May Be The Key To Our Past But You Are The Key To Our Future Congratulations A1 Tel. 5360813 A L GLASS COMPANY -All Kinds- 24 Hr. Emergency Service A1 Lafleur Prop. 18 James St. Chicopee, MA Best Of Luck CHICOPEE FIREFIGHTERS ASSOCIATION CHEZ JOSEF 176 Shoemaker Lane Agawam, MA Compliments Of DOANE WILLIAMS 955 Chicopee St. Tel. 534-4519 Lumber - Building Materials -Tl •Super •Sales 132 c 0 1RANY U £6£j 4 T. x C cofte, jtass. CHERYL’S CUTS-N CURLS 964 Chicopee St. Chicopee 532-8550 Prop: Cheryl LeMay (Kenneson) Women Men Cut and Blow Dry $8.00 Perm, Cut, and Blow dry $25.00 and $28.00 Congratulations To The Class Of ’84 From AflUicu tea. Front St. Chicopee Falls May Your Goals Be Reached, To Fulfill Your Happiness!! Best Wishes And Good Luck THE CLASS OF ’85 r JAMES RIVER GRAP INC. FALLS DRIVING SCHOOL Call Us Be Happy You Did Ph. 538-8876 0 HOUSE OF FLOWERS Micheal L. Moline Tel: 592-9188 151 E. Main St Chicopee, MA Congratulations To The Class Of ’84 From The Chicopee Education Association Seniors Of 1984: We Would Like To Congratulate All Of You On Your Efforts. Also We Would Like To Thank You For Your Co-Operation And Support. Best Of Luck In All Your Future Endeavors! YOUR OFFICERS TINA MARTELL, PRESIDENT MIKE BOIVIN, V. PRESIDENT MARIE FORGET, SECRETARY GINA GEOFFROY, TREASURER NEIL MARTELL, ADVISOR r PERRY’S AUTO PARTS Hours: Mon-Fri: 8 To 8 Sat: 8 To 5 365 Chicopee St. Willimansett Tel. 536-0310 Things To Rent For Rent By The Day, Week Crea£ive Portraits Every Event ALDENVILLE HARDWARE f TaKc us with you through life BENJAMIN MOORE PAINTS PLUMBING ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES KEYS - GLASS - SCREENING Or Month 591 James St. 413 533-7796 Chicopee, HA 01020 w wtoihtment MU ' OPEN: Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Fri. 8:00 to 5:30 Thurs. 8:00 to 8:00 Sat. 8:00 to 5:00 687 Grattan St. Tel. 533-9365 Chicopee, MA Jim Jeanne Seymour WYCOFF PARK AND COUNTRY CLUB Wishes The Class Of ’84 Best Of Luck Tel. 536-5364 East Hampton Rd. Holyoke, MA 01041 Weddings Banquets Proms Congratulations To The Class Of 1984 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION An Investment In People Douglas A. Gray Director Of Vocational Education PARENT PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Roland Amnotte (Diane) Mrs. Mr. Frank Arnett (Gary) Susan Raymond Authier (Sharon) Aline Beaulieu (Cheryl) Mr. Mrs. Robert Blodgett (Jeff) Mr. Mrs. Donald Boudreau (James) Mr. Mrs. Roland Boutin (Roger) Mr. Mrs. Eugene Brassard (Pat) Mr. Mrs. Buchanan (Mark) Mr. Mrs. Currier (Bruce) Mr. Mrs. Chappell (Lisa) Mr. Mrs. Daigle (Stacy) Judi Bob Erhardt (Bob) Mr. Mrs. Alex Fimbel (Alex) Mr. Mrs. Fimbel (Michele) Mr. Mrs. Roger Forget (Marie) Mr. Mrs. Leonard Fontaine (Dan) Mr. Mrs. A1 French (Marcy) Mr. Mrs. John Gallagher (John) Mr. Mrs. Maurice Giguere (Tom) Mr. Mrs. William Given (Bob) Mr. Mrs. Douglas Gray (Scott) Mr. Mrs. John Griffin (Kevin) Mr. Mrs. Gerald Guiel (Jeff) Mr. Mrs. James Hawkes (Becky) Mr. Mrs. Henry Hevey (Joe) Mr. Mrs. Burl Howard (Ken) Mr. Mrs. Jendrysik (Paula) Mr. Mrs. Leaper (Bruce) Bill Marcia Lunardini (Dan) Mr. Mrs. Mancini (Joyce) Mr. Mrs. Robert Mashia (Diane) Mr. Raymond Marcil Jr. (Mary) Mr. Mrs. James Montcalm (Sue) Frank Pauline Myers (Laurie) John Beverly Nawrocki (Jim) Mr. Mrs. Thomas O ' Donnell (Debbie) Mr. Mrs. Gerald Patla (Amy) Robert Susan Skibinski (Robin) Mr. Mrs. Sulewski (John) Mr. Mrs. Edward Szlachetka (Kate) FACULTY PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Donald A. Baker Mr. George Bellefeuille Mr. Mrs. Raymond C. Boulais Mr. Roger C. Bowden Mrs. Elba C. Brodeur Dorothy Dana Cutter Mrs. Lucienne Czupryna Mr. Mrs. Ronald W. Filak Mrs. Julie M. Leonard Mr. Mrs. William Sittard Mr. Edmund S. Szymonik PROFESSIONAL PATRONS Advogue Carpet Aubuchon ' s Paint Store Ayotte King Baum ' s Auto Supply- Billy Inc. Bonnie Solin Jewelers Bradlees Bridal Corner Center Pharmacy Charlie ' s Lucky Strike Chicopee Animal Clinic Chicopee Herald Creative Innovation Crown Cleaners Tailors Dr. Deegan ' s Dr. Lawrence Cohen Dr. Picard Edward N. Chapdelaine Forging Tool Die Co Inc. Freddie ' s Automotive Center Fruit Fair Geri ' s Beauty Hut Giovanni ' s Pizza Granfield Insurance Agency Hasting ' s Stationery Hampshire National Bank House of Marc Men’s Women’s Hair Design ABLATION 5 187 6 Memorial Drive Chicopee, MA John P. Cean Insurance Co. John Whalen - City Clerk Ken ' s Eyewear, Inc. Kos Hardware Grain Co Kountry Kutters Kozikowski Funeral Home Lacroix ' s, Inc. Lanky ' s Lunch Laporte, Shea, Borys, Insurance Larry ' s Supply Le Fleurist Mickey ' s Bike Shop Open Window Book Gift Shop Oscar Bail Sons ' Shoes Pine Tree Laminating Co. Pioneer Dental Lab Precision Camera Repair Richard M. L ' Heureux, D.D.S. Rudy Gawron Sons ' Provision Co. Inc Sentry Uniforms Short Stop Variety Soda City The Old Corner Store The Town Reminder Westover Super Mart, Inc. W.G. Longe Insurance Agency Wilbur ' s Fish Chips Please Support Our Busines Patrons THE LAST WORD Now the Class of 1984 belongs to what was , and exists solely in the spirit and words we leave behind. Our own personal journeys into what will be , however, have only just begun. May our past words make a lasting impression on whoever re- members them, and may our future words always express the determination, confidence, and en- durance we have gained during our years at Chi- copee Comprehensive. “What do you think you will miss the most?” “I ' ll miss the girls. ' ' — Stephen Brun- etti “I don ' t even want to think about it. I guess I ' ll miss all my friends, and the great times we had. ' ' — Amy Patla “Donuts and Physics labs. — Tina Martell “Probably the kids. And all the fun we had. — Robin Skibinski “Definitely not Chemistry. — Diane Desmarais “Bringing Tom Dubrieul a lollipop ev- ery day. — Wende Raymond “M M breaks between classes. — Paula Jendrysik “Gossip in A.P. English. — Sue Gir- oux “Breakfast at Abdows. — Anony- mous “The camaraderie of fellow class- mates. — Jim Nichols “A.P. English, force vectors, and Mr. E.O. — D.M.M. “Sharing a locker with Tina Martell. — Lisa Salamon “Having fun. — Rich Laurin “Mr. Happy and the rest of my friends. — Deneen Carr “Not much, really. — Jeanne Lock- hart “Levi ' s. — The Girls in Physics 200 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A sincere thank-you to all those staff members who helped to make Memini ’84 In Our Own Words a success. The time and effort you have so whole-heartedly put into this year ' s book will not be forgotten. Keep your dreams alive because they symbolize your future existence. We wish you the best of luck in all you. endeavors. A very special “thank-you” to: Mrs. Filak, for an excellent job as our yearbook advisor Mr. Don Lendry, our Josten ' s representative The Greniers Mr. Kuzdzal Mr. Pinciak, and Mrs. Leonard Mr. Martell, Senior Class Advisor The Senior Class Officers Paula Szulc, for being so dedicated to her duties as Sub-Editor of Memini ’84 Mike Boivin and Joyce Mancini, the outstanding Senior Section Editors, for a job well done. Claudette Giguere, for her successful Faculty Section Song from Buck Rogers (Suspension) Words and Music by Glen Larson ® Copyright 1979 by Duchess Music Corporation, New York, N.Y. USED BY PERMISSION. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Up Where We Belong from An Officer and A Gentleman Words by Will Jennings. Music by Buffy Sainte- Marie and Jack Nitzsche. Copyright ® 1982 by Famous Music Corporation, and Ensign Music Corporation. Andrea Chapdelaine, for organizing a very clever Athletic Section layout Paula Jendrysik, for designing the Activities Section with such variety Angelo Manioudakis and the photography staff for their work on the pictorial aspects of Memini ’84 Tony Pelletier and Marianne Paquette for their work on the art and graphics of the book Carrie Aickelin and Scott Peltier for their beautiful and creative Underclassmen Section Bill Wisniewski for his excellent work on the production of the Specialized Academics Section Sue Giroux and the advertising staff for funding the yearbook Michele Fimbel for launching a terrific sales campaign with the subscriptions staff Sandy Allard and the typing staff for their helpful co-operation “. . . and finally . . .” The words we have shared these past four years have become a represen- tation of what lies behind us, and what lies before us. But what lies behind us and what lies before us are minor matters compared to what lies within us. No man ' s words will ever be able to change what was, but we may reflect upon it, and learn from it, and with this wisdom we have gained through our hindsight, we may better be able to piece together the puzzles of the world beyond that in which we now live. 201 DATE DUE