Chicopee High School - Memini Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1986 volume:

high school uSRARy MEMINI 1986 YB 1986 11551 ll MEMINI 1986 Chicopee Comprehensive High School Chicopee, Mossochuserrs Volume XXIII Moureen Porrie Ediror TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedicorion Opening Activities Sports Foculty Vocotionol Underclassmen Seniors Advertisements Acknowledgements DOOKENDS Time ir was. And whor q rime ir was, Ir was . . . A rime of innocence, A rime of confidences. Long ogo, Ir musr be . . . I hove o phorogroph Preserve your memories,- They ' re oil Thor ' s lefr you. Poul Simon 2 Dedicored ro Mrs. Judith Chelre for her love of and dedicorion ro reach- ing, her enthusiasm, interest and con- cern for oil students, and for her self- less giving and support. Because it is nor often that our lives ore affected by such o remorhoble person, we shall olwoys remember the effects she has hod on us during our rime or Comp. 1986 To some people, 1986 will be remembered os jusr another year. To those who were o port of Chicopee Comprehensive that year, it will be o carefully preserved memory of o special rime . . . 4 . . . A Time To Remember 5 A rime for learning i i ■« We learned from books, experiences, and each orher in 1986 . From every homework ossignmenr, rerm paper, oral report, and final exom, every fighr ond broken relorionship, every speciol moment shared, something positive was derived. We leorned. 6 , . . . A rime for involvement We esroblished ourselves os members of o sociery ro which we conrribured greorly. We laughed, cheered, cried. I L 3 f a s IK n-- ♦ Jr 3fv BN P , L.ii .•v-H k ij ' s 1 L t jKIU «N V ■k V niH 8 I 9 1 10 . A rime for growing As rime goes by, we musr grow and occepr change. We grew or Chicopee Comprehensive in 1986 . and experienced foculry learning os They roughr oil grew in rhor process of occepring change. We grow os o result of reroining knowledge, preserving memories. onxious underclossmen onriciporing upward mobility, T . . . Time ro shine We musr now depend upon our memories of Chicopee Comp-1986 ro guide us through our futures. It is our responsibility now ro improve the world for the next generation. We musr learn from our post misroKes, become o force, and moke o difference. 1986 . . . our rime has come. Acriviries 15 I Foil Sporrs Roily V Steve, be a man and lift your head up. (Mike Kijak, Steve Sawa) He is actually wearing a suit and tie! Me� Inspiring words and good wishes from Mr. Kuzdzal. Tim Edwards and Cheryl Theroux introducing the cross country team. The annual Fall Sports Rally was held on Friday, September 20, 1985. Athletes representing each of Comp ' s fall varsity sports, as well as representatives of the administration and student body, wished each team good luck for the coming season. Seniors showed their support through the traditional wearing of hats. All four classes united in encouraging the teams on to an extremely successful season. Perfection Si; Hoirr 16 Stacey, I forgot what to say next. (Kim Hoime, Stacey Morris) Did you see that girl! A few words from Coach Tom Skypeck. Yes, we did have a winning season. The SENIORS (and their hats) Senior class president Kathy Stec leading the way. Homecoming Gome Let ' s go get them! Hey guys, I think they want us. Despite Hurricane Gloria, the Homecoming weekend was a great success. The game was played as scheduled with a triumphant win of 55-0 over Chicopee. The annual spaghetti supper and Hootin’ Rally followed the game. stop pulling my leg! Cheerleaders showing their Homecoming spirit. 18 Moorin ' Pvolly Senior lady and her man. (Carole Amnotte, Bob Desmarais) ! t Those million dollar smiles! (Nancy Carlos, John Griffin) Girls have more fun. (Tom Murphy. Mike Kijak) Usually held on Friday evening, the annual Hootin ' Rally was held on Saturday because of Gloria’a arrival. Maybe this change had an effect in the Seniors’ loss to the Juniors in the annual Powder Puff contest. ILooks can be deceiving. (The Senior Powder Puff Squad) 19 Halloween Donee Bedtime story favorites. (Christine Stevens, Ann Laflamme, Aimee Dezalia) Meet my mom! (Scott Gadoury, Dan Jalbert) Say what? (Chris Ward) We’re off to see the wizard. Friends forever (Pam Martin, Wendy West) Hollywood here we come. (Martha Leonard, Michele Comeau, Michelle Quenneville) 20 Prima Ballerina (Adam McLean) Style is their middle name The few, the proud, the Colt Cadets! Whatever turns you on. (Wendy Zaitchik, Ann Watson) Hey, Amigo! Que Pasa? (Matt Lunardini) The Halloween dance, sponsored by the Senior class, gave students a chance to show their creativity in a variety of ways. The turn out was one of the biggest of the year. i, 21 Foil Sports Banquet Growing boys need their milk. Did you get my better side? (Tim Edwards) Tom Murphy receives his senior award after four years of tending goal. The annual Fall Sports Banquet was held on November 30, 1985 at the Knights of Columbus. The fall sports’ athletes enjoyed an evening filled with speeches, awards, honors, and dancing, topping off a very successful season. Kim Roy picks up her J.V. Soccer Coach ' s award from Mr. Martell. 22 Thanksgiving Rvolly Pancake Breakfast Getting psyched for the big game. Inspiring words from Senior Class President. Kathy Stec. Dig in, Danny! (Dan Jalbert) Thanksgiving Day brought with it much unpleasant weather. Despite the rain and sleet, Comp was victorious over South Hadley in a 22-0 win. This year’s game ended our Thanksgiving rivalry with South Hadley. 24 Thanksgiving Gome A Thanksgiving greeting. (Mr. Kuzdzai, Mr. Pinciak) A muddy mess 25 T Thanksgiving Gome We’re prepared for anything and everything! (Kirsten DuBois, Joyce Rondeau) Alright, who ordered the rain? (Marek Drabinski) There ' s no stopping us. Who do you think will win the Super Bowl? Nothing is going to stand in my way!! Winter Cotillion Hey, look at that good lookin’ girl over there. (Don Coulombe, Marc Gendron) A match made in heaven. (Kelly Dolan, Bill Brousseau) The annual Christmas Cotillion was held December 30 at the Storrowtown Theatre Carriage House in West Springfield. The theme of this year’s affair was “Heaven.” After enjoying a delicious meal, the couples danced to music provided by a D.J., instead of the traditional live band entertainment. Wild and Crazy! (Mike Kijak, Brian Frew, Rob Desormier) 27 Yes! (Dan Jalbert) Does she ever stop? (Beth Desormler, Matt Lunardini 28 . big! (Bill Boutin, Missy Let ' s show them something. (Michelle Franklin, Brian Frew) Click!! Picture perfect Pam Martin) Aren ' t the students acting so well! (Mr. and Mrs. Kuzdzal) I caught a fish this Holt) ' What service!! (Will Medina, Tony Lauzon, Dennis Francis) Yeah, I ' m having fun. (John Peets, Jennifer Donnelly) Pretty as a picture Friends forever (Steve Tisdell, Wayne Daviau) Marching Bond Row 1: Carlene Cuzzone, Albert Bisson- nette, Melissa Niemlec, Erik Kaplan, Dar- ren Masse, Marc Gendron, John llnicki, Martha Leonard, Mike Pursey, Stacy Sit- tard, Mary Helle Row 2: Jeff Labonte, Kris- ten Teehan, Carla Meckling, Lisa Gohra, Sonya Pelletier. Angela Dellonardis, Shelly Tuska, Melissa Hojnowski, Beth Auger Row 3: Joe Gohra. Tony Raschllla, Don Cou- lombe. Tim Estabrook Row 4: Penny Plum- mer. Lisa Wright, Lori Ritter, Jennifer Landry, Sue Roy, Melissa Bobrowski. Tammy Foote. Tina Nicodemus Row 5: Kelly Jerrold, Wendy Mileizcik, Dyan Viens, Chris Hoode, Lisa Larochelle, Sandy Hoode, Kristen Piquette Concert Bond 30 Row 1: Kristen Teehan, Tony Raschilla, Beth Auger, Shelly Tuska, Angela DeLeonardis, Carla Meckling Row 2: Tim Estabrook, Erik Kaplan, Don Coulombe, John llnicki, Sonya Pellitier Row 3: Claudine Collins, Stacy Sittard, Lisa Barlow. Mr. Sittard Srudenr Council Row 1: Kris Dybas, Martha Leonard, Wendy Vrona, Amy Labelle, Linda Babij. Kristine Slate, Rachael Mo- reau, Bob Wood, Scott Cousineau, David Trembley. Row 2: Mrs. Leon- ard, Patty Piquette, Theresa Trembley, Kathy Stec, Kim Hoime, Denise Houle, Dawn Ecker, Maura Smith, Tom Dubreuil, Penny Kap- per, Maureen Patrie, Adam McLean, Shawn Malone, Tony Ras- chilla. Row 3: Cheryl Theroux, So- nya Pellitier, Beth Desormier, Kelly Loiselle, Jennifer Blair, Sue Bowler, Stacey Morris, Cindy Laflamme, Meghan Connally, Margaret Down- ing, Cindy Adamczyk, Dan King, Chris Houle, Trade Loftus, Lynn Ha- melin, Anne Bernier, Carrie Malone, Judy Griffin, Nichole Gonneville, Missy Bouchard. Row 4: Reggie Wil- liams. Roland Gregoire, Stacy Sit- tard, Kristen Teehan, Sue Roy, Dana Cutter, Sean Foley, Joel Broyles, Pam Martin, Claudine Col- lins, Michele Benoit, Sue Asselin, Laura Lefebvre, Linda Mashia, Jes- sica Berwaldt, Renee Asselin, Doug Cutter, Steve Manioudakis. h ■i- ' i Spogherri Supper Commirree Row 1: Bob Wood, Doug Cutter, Dana Cutter. Row 2: Theresa Trembley, Pattie Piquette, Maura Smith, Kathy Stec, Denise Houle, Cheryl Theroux. Row 3: Anne Ber- nier, Anne Richards, Sue Asselin, Laura Lefebvre, Tracy Loftus, Dan King, Dawn Ecker, Kristine Slate, Wendy Vrona, Amy Labelle. Row 4: Penny Kapper, Kristen Teehan, Stacy Sittard, Sue Roy, Renee Asse- lin, Judy Griffin, Sue Bowler, Lynn Hamelin, Linda Mashia, Chris Houle. 31 k Did I really miss the bus? (Dana Cutter) Typical Monday meeting Doug Cutter and Michele Benoit at the Christmas party. The C.C.H.S. Student Council has advanced tremendously. This past year, with the guidance of advisor Mrs. Leonard, the Council sponsored many dances, including the Hootin ' Rally, the January Hawaiian dance, and the annual H.E.R. Dance, school events such as the Spring Frolics, trips to New York and Mexico, and numerous other events serving the student body. Under the leadership of President Tom Dubreuil, the C.C.H.S. Council became one of the best student councils in Western Mass, in 1986 . Our illustrious leader (Tom Dubreuil) 32 Guidance Aides Michelle DeWolf. Sonya Pelletier Library Aides Row 1: Norman Burgess, Keri Kindness, Jenny Bouchard, Dyan Viens Row 2: Lisa Peloquin, Kristen Kuenzel, Chad Nentwig, Marie Benoit, Mrs. Decker, Michelle Green- wood, Anna Kelly, Kelly Carbonneau, Shelly Grant Chranicle Office Aides I— 1 1 i ' f- i{ 1 “ il 1 y (1 Row 1; Mike Clark, Kim Beaulieu, Kathy Stec, Maureen Patrie, Erinn Dolan Row 2: Christine Laferriere, Michelle Spitler, Keith Laferriere, Mr. Stachura Row 3: Ann Willette, Ron Self, Ed Picard, Ken Sedlak Row 1: Patti Brunetti, Jenny Bouchard, Angela Nichols, Kelly Lafontaine, Martha Leon- ard, Renee Asselin, Chris Lariviere Row 2: Lee Carrion, Valerie Allaire, Heidi Leaper, Katie Nauman, Cindy Berry Row 3: Lynn Deyette, Diane Roy, Monique Hebert, Cindy Laflamme Row 4: Joyce Rondeau, Kelly Glanville, Tempyl Dubois, Julie Soucia 33 Pro Meriro Row 1: Mike Fitzgerald, Theresa Trembley, Carol Amnotte, Maureen Patrie, Adam McLean, John Benoit, Chris Tolpa, Lynn Barlow Row 2: Mike Blout, Maura Smith, Mark Nadeau, Mike Kijak, Paul Niemiec, Dave Pugh, Tina Walsh, Danielle Dion. Row 3: Shawn Malone, Dan Beard, Cheryl Ther- oux, Craig Carr. Michelle Franklin, Diane Zalewski Norionol Honor Society Row 1: Larry Stefanik. Adam McLean, John Benoit, Mark Nadeau, Ken Seymour, Mike Kijak, Marek Drabinski, Mike Blout, Paul Niemiec, Shawn Malone, Craig Carr Row 2: Maura Smith, Denise Houle, Carol Amnotte, Maureen Patrie, Angela Deni, Mollie Szlachetka, Lisa Fontaine, Erinn Do- lan, Lynn Barlow, Diane Zalewski, Kathy Stec, Jackie Fortier, Chris Tolpa Row 3: Theresa Trembley, Mike Fitzgerald, Glenn O ' Brien, Rich Sweeney, Tom Dubreuil, Dave Pugh, Michele Carrier. Bonnie Ast- ley, Michelle Grondin, Wendy Partyka, Bob Wood, Cheryl Theroux, Isabelle Damay, Row 4: Denise Greenwood, Michelle Greenwood, Ann Willette, Valerie Dunne, Michelle Lepage, Tina Walsh, Carol Stoeckard, Lisa Wright, Becky Cohen, Kathy Sweeney, Danielle Dion, Michelle Franklin, Steve Manioudakis, Don Cou- lombe, Dan Beard 34 1 As Schools March Wirs 300-399 Row 1: Dawn Ecker, Kristie Fredette. Row 2: Steve Manioudakis, Mr. Jendrysik, Jim Chadwell Debore Team Row 1: Cindy Schab, Elizabeth Disla, Kerry Rousseau. Row 2: Samuel Divine, Greg Evon, Kevin Godbout , Mr. Jendrysik, Kris Fredette, Sue Asselin 35 Homeroom Represenrorives Seniors Row 1: Maureen Patrie, Maura Smith, Erinn Do- lan Row 2: Mollie Szlachetka, Pattie Brunetti Row 3: Angela Deni, Cheryl Lafleur, Kelly Glanville, Kathy Stec, Row 4; Cathy Barden, Michelle Franklin, Kim Hoime, Jackie Fortier, Dan Beard, Row 5; Denise Houle. Theresa Trembley, Sue Ko- pec, Michael Blout, Row 6: Craig Carr Juniors Row 1: Robin Vipond, Kiki Tobin, Kirsten Godek, Row 2: Beth Desormier, Karen Constantine, Jen- nifer Blair, Row 3: Dina Fox, Meghan Connally, Martha Potyrala, Kim Beaulieu, Row 4: Scott McLean, Will Medina, Monique Hebert, Dan King, Jay Provoda Sophomores Row 1: Fay Boissonneault, Peggy Fleury, Jennifer Martin, Colette Boileau, Karen Patrick, Row 2: Kris Stevens, Kim Clark, Michelle Hartmann, Doug Cutter, Mary Page, Margaret Goehring, Lisa Larochelle, Row 3: Kim Roy, Renee Cham- pagne, Jessica Berwaldt, Donna Martineau, Sue Bigos, Row 4: Cindy Jalbert, Kristen Teehan, Stacy Sittard, Bob Granfield, Lori Lafebvre, Ker- ry Rousseau. Row 5: Lisa Deziel, Amy Wenzel. Kelly Dolan, Glenn Bogdonavich, Jeff Picard, Wendi West 36 Yearbook Adverrising Sroff Row 1: Cindy Laflamme, Sue Bowl- er, Meghan Connally, Karen Ber- waldt, Pattie Brunetti, Dawn Ecker, Sue Kopec, Denise Houle. Sherry Didierjean, Row 2: Karen Houle, Kati Nauman, Jessica Berwaldt, Carrie Malone, Marie LaCroix, Traci Loftus, Row 3: Chris Tolpa, Joyce Rondeau, Angela Deni, Kelly Glan- ville, Mollie Szlachetka, Diane Za- lewski, Kathy Stec, Maura Smith, Carole Amnotte, Danielle Dion, Jackie Fortier, Row 4: Mike Kijak, Mark Nadeau, Adam McLean, Tom Dubreuil, Mike Blout, Dan Beard, Linda Mashia, Cindy Adamczyk, Scott Cousineau Yeorbook Subscriprions Sroff Row 1: Dawn Ecker, Becky Cohen, Michelle Franklin, Linda Mashia, Row 2: Darlene Sacowa, Mary Page, Missy Niemiec, Marie Benoit, Mi- chelle Benoit, Row 3: Dyan Viens, Robyn McCarthy, Lori Lefebvre 37 Yearbook Sroff Row 1: Jackie Fortier, Linda Mashia, Penny Kapper, Diane Zalewski, Shawn Malone, Alan Leone, Karen Berwaldt, Maureen Patrie, Ken Sedlak, Theresa Trembley, Kathy Barden, Mrs. Filak, Row 2: Joyce Rondeau. Kelly Glanville, Karen Constantine, Sue Bowler, Jessica Berwaldt, Kelly McKeon, Kathy Burzynski, Row 3: Dawn Ecker, Angela Deni, Mollie Szlachetka, Maura Smith, Sue Asselin, Patty Piquette, Row 4: Sueann Isabelle, Bill Brousseau, Trade Loftus, Michelle Liswell, Ann Williams, Row 5: Jodi Fernandes, Elizabeth Bernier, Monique Flebert, Tammy Hill, Cynthia Schab Diane Zalewski, Shawn Malone, (Sports) Theresa Trembley (Seniors) Linda Mashia (Underclassmen) Penny Kapper (Clubs and Activities) Alan Leone (Vocational) Jackie Fortier (Faculty) Becky Cohen (Subscriptions) Karen Berwaldt (Advertising) Ken Sedlak (Photography) 38 i Row 1: Adam McLean, John Benoit, Tony Feliton, Russ King, Steve Bail, Bob Desmarais, Dan Jalbert, Tom Dubreuil, Bob Boucher, Mike Clark, Shawn Malone, Marek Drabinski, Rich Roy, Pat Wiley, Row 2: Coach Fred Zabik, Paul DeWindt, Ray Bouyea, John Griffin, Pat Sledzieski, Neil Martell, Jerry Ethier, Rob Desormier, Scott Gadoury, Chris Green, Jim Wilson, Rich Kendra, Bill Sullivan, Scott McLean, Coach Bill Lunardini, Row 3: Head Coach Dr. Thomas Skypeck, Pat Clay, Harley Kagan, Matt Lunardini, John Roy, Roland Gregoire, Bob Benard, Gary Beaulieu, Dan Lemelin, Steve Chevrette, Brian Orzolek, Rich Bobrowski, Jason Perreault, Coach James Budness, Row 4: Cory Fagullar, Al Beverly, Phil Franklin, Art Jackson, Dan Nawracaj, Scott Guimond, Jaime Cutts, Dan Griffin, Reggie Williams, Brian Picard, John Llodra Lean Mean Fighting Machine (Marek Drabinski) Think you ' re going somewhere? (Rich Bobrowski) Making a break. (Ray Bouyea) Injury taking its toll. (Neil Martell, Scott Gadoury, Mike Clark) Patience, Coach, patience. (Coach Skypeck) What?! There ' s money under there? (Mike Clark) Seniors working together (Marek Drabinski, Adam McLean, Bob Boucher) K The intensity of the game Fly Comp 6 Longmeadow 20 Comp 55 Chicopee 0 Comp 29 Holyoke 0 Comp 60 Classical 26 Comp 24 Minnechaug 0 Comp 24 Cathedral 8 Comp 48 Agawam 12 Comp 15 Westfield 10 Comp 62 W. Spring 40 Comp 22 South Hadley 0 Superbowl Comp 8 Longmeadow 15 ' ' -V Making a comeback. (Adam McLean) Pigs in the mud. The Superbowl touchdown. (Shawn Malone. Matt Lunardini) What a fake! (Russ King) Is that the Goodyear blimp? (Rich Roy) Approaching the season, we knew we could have a great year. We realized we had the coaching, desire and talent. All that was needed was for us to pull together and work 110%. Through tremendous pride and determination, we came away with the 1985 -AA- Conference title and became the second team in Comp, history to play in the Superbowl. We wish next year ' s seniors the best of luck and hope they will have as much success as we did. Good Luck, The Seniors 41 Row 1: Kelly Glanville, Cathie Schillinger, Cheryl Lafleur; Row 2: Krystin McClelland, Andrea Stamborski, Karen Houle, Lisa Desrochers, Barbara Houle, Jennifer Wooddell, Kirsten Godek, Kathy Burzynski; Row 3: Cindy LaFlamme, less Galindo, Lisa Deziel, Dee Bettgenhauser, Bollette Boileau, Tracie Seymour, Julie Houle, Karen Tillotson, Lauri Yvon, Coach Neil Martell Northampton 3 Comp 1 E. Longmeadow 4 Comp 0 Agawam 6 Comp 2 Amherst 1 Comp 4 Minnechaug 8 Comp 1 Holyoke 5 Comp 0 Cathedral 10 Comp 2 Chicopee 7 Comp 1 Westfield 2 Comp 3 Ludlow 7 Comp 0 E. Longmeadow 2 Comp 2 Longmeadow 0 Comp 1 Minnechaug 5 Comp 1 Classical 8 Comp 0 Holyoke 3 Comp 1 Chicopee 3 Comp 0 iarb Houle takes an O.J. break i 1 “Everyone kids us about our record, but it is a lot better than the other year’s. At least we had victories. I’m gonna miss playing with these guys.’’ - Cheryl Lafleur “No matter what happened, we never gave up and fought until the last quarter. I’d like to wish the team the best of luck in the future.” - Kelly Glanville ine of Mr. Martell ' s famous pep-talks. i 45 Coach ' s Award winner (Lisa Desrochers) Cathie Schillinger, lookin’ good! Determination. (Kim Roy) Row 1: Jenny Zwirblia, Kim Cairns, Ann Richards, Jennifer Martin, Kim Roy: Row 2: Kathy Como, Anna Piotrowski, Nancy Carlos, Jennifer Steadward, Michelle Vervllle, Carrie Malone; Row 3: Mr. Daviau, Tammy Birks, Kim Baldwin, Michelle Cabasal, Melinda Bobrowski, Melissa Bobrowski, Jodie Mazorowski The heat is on. (Tammy Birks) aggressiveness. (Melinda Bobrowski) Team Spirit. 4 BOYS ' SOCCER onnell, David Labonte, Wayne Daviau, Jerry Gilbert, Jeff Chagnon, David Girouard, Jeff Lareau, Steve Martel, Michael Row 2: James Lafleur, Mark Authier, William Medina, Steve Kijak, Thomas Murphy, Glenn Beauregard, Glenn Roy, Peter , Coach William Davis Where is everybody? (Steve Kijak) . . . and you do the hoochie choochie. (Tom O ' Donnell) I Put me in. Coach, (Coach Davis and Jeff Chagnon) i W it spot. (Mark Authier) Everybody wants a piece of the action. Tightening up the defense. (Dave Labonte) ' 85 Season The 1985 boys’ varsity soccer team finished its most successful season in ten years in compiling a 1 2-2-2 record. Noted as one of the most aggres- sive teams in Western Mass., the team finished 1 point out of first place in the Smith Division. The soccer team was spearheaded by a defense which allowed just 10 goals all season, the best in Western Mass. This defense consisted of Steve Sawa (All-Western Mass., All-State), Tom O’Don- nell (All-Western Mass.), Mark Nadeau, Glenn Beauregard and Jerry (Bilbert. Goalie Tom Mur- phy recorded 10 shutouts which was also the best in Western Mass. The offense, which came on strong in the last half of the season, scored 43 goals and was led by Jim Lafleur and Mike Kijak. Coach Davis got the best out of this talented team and led them into the Western Mass, quar- terfinals. Although this team had nine seniors, there were also many talented underclassmen, including juniors Dave Labonte and Will Medina, sophomore Steve Kijak and freshman Dave Gir- ouard. Chalk up another one for Comp. (Steve Kijak) The endurance factor! (Dave Girouard) Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp Comp 1 4 5 0 1 1 1 4 0 4 1 4 5 5 4 2 W. Springfield Minnechaug Westfield E. Longmeadow Holyoke Chicopee Ludlow Putnam Cathedral Amherst Classical Northampton Longmeadow Agawam E. Longmeadow Ludlow I 50 Hey, stop following me! (Jerry Gilbert) [ Row 1: Scott Chapdelaine, Kyle Provost, Jason Benoit, Mark Castonguay, James Pruitte, Craig Dumas, Jason Vrona, Jeremy Picard. Row 2: Coach Tom Rivet, Dave Martel, Jason Patia, Chris LaBonte, Glenn Bogdanovich, Jeff Picard, Sean Brewer, Chris Desmarais, Sergio Kozciak, Glenn Roberts; Missing: Coach Glenn Marion Working hard to get ahead. (Jason Benoit) How about a little help? (Jason Vrona) Going for the goal. (Chris Labonte) 51 CROSS COUNTRY I’m in shape, honest. (Mike Fitzgerald) Boys ' Cross Country Comp 50 Cathedral 15 Comp 26 Holyoke 31 Comp 45 Amherst 15 Comp 21 Northampton 34 Comp 24 Classical 33 Comp 33 Westfield 24 Comp 26 Chicopee 31 Comp 33 W. Springfield 25 Comp W Holyoke L Girls’ Cross Country Comp 49 Cathedral 15 Comp 35 Holyoke Catholic 24 Comp 40 Amherst 19 Comp 35 Northampton 35 Comp 28 Palmer 27 Row 1: Donna Desrochers, Cheryl Theroux, Donna Boissonneault; Row 2: Jennifer Bissonnette, Ann Bernier, Coach Chuck Coscore II? 53 Row 1: Diane Roy, Kathy Stec, Kirsten Dubois. Row 2: Carrie Malone. Kathy Sterner. Lisa Desrochers. Tracie Seymour. Row 3: Kati Nauman. Tina Talbot, Kathy Como, Cindy Laflamme, Coach Joan Boratis. What a load off my hands. (Tina Talbot) Quick reaction. (Diane Roy) No! This is my ball. (Kathy Como) Pulling down rebounds (Kathy Sterner) Unbelievable style (Kati Nauman) Comp 42 Cathedral 35 Comp 40 E. Longmeadow 42 Comp 65 Westfield 47 Comp 57 S. Hadley 23 Comp 53 W. Springfield 35 Comp 57 Longmeadow 34 Comp 46 Chicopee 45 Comp 45 Minnechaug 38 Comp 46 Cathedral 45 Comp 59 Northampton 57 Comp 63 Agawam 25 Comp 65 Westfield 37 Row 1: Kim Roy, Ann Richards. Row 2: Kim Cairns. Lisa Deziel, Fay Boissonneault. Row 3: Rachel Sterner, Michelle Verville, Kim Desrochers, Carrie Malone, Julie Houle, Dee Ann Bettenhauser. Destruct the defense. You caught me! (Kim Desrochers) Aggressiveness. (Fay Boissenneault. Dee Ann Bettenhauser) Block ' em out! (Michelle Verville) 57 58 V Row 1: Steve Sawa, Mike Kijak. Row 2: Glenn Beauregard, Rob Desormier, Will Medina, Mark Nadeau, Jason Franklin. Row 3: Ken Sedlak, Bill Sullivan, Dennis Francis, Marek Drabinski. Shawn Malone, Ed Medina, Coach Alec Vyce. Let ' s go, Colts! Ready for anything. (Mike Kijak) I 59 Good game, guys! (Dennis Francis, Ed Medina, Rob Desormier) Skying! (Will Medina) Comp 71 West Side 66 Comp 55 Westfield 40 Comp 74 Chicopee 55 Comp 58 Holyoke 62 Comp 83 Amherst 73 Comp 52 South Hadley 48 Comp 75 Northampton 61 Comp 77 Greenfield 63 Comp 46 E. Longmeadow 43 Comp 65 Longmeadow 38 Comp 79 West Side 65 Comp 99 Minnechaug 63 Comp 79 Agawam 72 Comp 73 Classical 56 Get a hand on the ball, (Bill Sullivan) Let me by! (Jason Franklin) Jumping ability. (Marek Drabinski) Row 1: Scott McLean, Harley Kagan, Matt Lunardini, Steve Kijak. Row 2: Ken Sedlak, Jeff Picard, Ken Hamel Glenn Bogdanovich, Dan Noble, Coach Bill Lunardini Come on, Will, slam the door (Will Medina) Shooting for the stars (Steve Kijak) Yea, you need two guys to guard me. (Glenn Bogdanovich) MUSCLE CONTROL (Jeff Picard) 61 GIRLS ' SWIMMING Row Jeni i II 1 I Row 1: Joyce Rondeau, Penny Kapper, Lynn Barlow. Row 2: Coach Donna Kenneson, Cindy Jalbert, Michelle Goyette. Sue Rokosz, Lisa Pickett, Jennifer Bissonette, Lucy Bollard. Row 3: Karen Houle, Melinda Bobrowski, Darlene Saczawa, Jennifer Bernier, Kristene Slate, Kelly Curran Total concentration. (Jennifer Bernier) Can I have a drink of water? (Karen Houle) 63 Row 1: Jeff Carmody, Bill Boutin, Brian McClain. Row 2: Coach Mitch Szatrowski, Ken Poudrier, Jim Plasse, Dan Curran, Gene Kingsley, Larry Boucher. Row 3: Ken Steuckroth, Jim Pruitt, Jeff Simmons, Jason Vrona, Ken Holmes, Dana Pelieter. Ability to react (Brian McClain) How about a kiss? (Jim Plasse) Comp 42 South Hadley 38 Comp 79 Holyoke 87 Comp 86 Chicopee 39 Comp 93 Turner Falls 65 Comp 93 Holyoke Catholic 68 Comp 67 Pittsfield 96 Comp 67 West Springfield 86 Comp 86 South Hadley 55 Comp 69 Holyoke 99 j ' Comp 87 Chicopee 30 ; ' Comp 33 Turner Falls 49 (Domp 71 Holyoke Catholic 87 Comp 77 West Springfield 85 Giving it all you ' ve got (Jeff Carmody) Warming up for the meet. (Ken Holmes) 0 ¥ u: Row 1: Wayne Chevalier, Tom Pepin, Tom Potvin, Paul Evon, Joe LaPage, Jim Lafleur, Sean Rahilly, Steve LaRochelle, Craig St. Jean. Row 2: Coach Joe Nietupski, Glenn Erhardt, Jim Fournier, Matt Roy, Jonas Eriksson, Bill Brousseau, Brian O’Connor, Chris Klaus, Coach Roger Bowden. Row 3: Joe Therieault, Tom Stefanik, Allan Buchanan, Bob Liswell, Dave Boisjolie, Dave Perry, Bob LaRochelle; Missing: Matt Counter, Mike Adamczyk. Colts on the prowl. (Tom Potvin) I ) 1 ) Defending Colts ' territory. (Tom Pepin) In total control. (Jonas Eriksson) 67 Celebration (Jim LaFleur, Mike Adamczyk, Tom Potvin) I want that puck! (Dave Boisjolie) Comp 8 Minnechaug 6 Comp 9 Longmeadow 3 Comp 6 Ludlow 5 Comp 5 Holyoke 2 Comp 3 Amherst 5 Comp 5 Classical 6 Comp 7 Cathedral 2 Comp Comp 6 10 Agawam West Springfield 5 9 Comp 6 Westfield 3 Comp 5 Minnechaug 4 Comp 11 Longmeadow 4 Comp 0 Holyoke 2 Go for the goal! (Dave Perry) 68 A Row 1: Kim Hoime, Stacey Morris. Row 2: Kelly Loiselle, Keri Kindness, Sandi Boardway, Michele Carrier, Wendy Partyka. Row 3: Coach Marsha Hoime, Laura Boudreau, Tammy Stevens, Beth Desormier, Stacey Bellerose, Lisa Barlow, Sandy Goodspeed We need a carrot and some coal! (Laura Boudreau) The line up Row 1: Keri Kindness, Kim Hoime. Row 2: Laura Boudreau, Tammy Stevens, Beth Desormier, Kelly Loiselle, Sandi Boardway, Stacey Bellerose. Row 3: Coach Marsha Hoime, Kim Peloquin, Kathy Blood, Aimee Dezalia, Wendy Tolpa, Chris Stevens. Row 1: Tammy Stevens, Kim Hoime, Keri Kindness, Laura Boudreau, Kathy Blood. Row 2: Sandi Boardway, Beth Desormier, Kelly Loiselle, Lisa Barlow, Aimee Dezalia, Stacey Bellerose, Sandy Goodspeed. Row 3: Coach Marsha Hoime, Kim Peloquin, Wendy Tolpa, Diane Rechia, Chris Stevens, Cindy Cutter, Stacey Morris, Coach Cindy Tourville Row 1: Art Jackson, Steve Hebert, Scott Garvin, Lori St, Pierre, Jennifer Fimble, Kyle Provost. Row 2: Coach Tom Crochiere, Tim Foley, Jason Costello, Mike Fitzgerald, Tim Edwards, Tony Lauzon, Sean Foley. Dave Hebert 72 Hi Mom! (Tony Lauzon, Lori St. Pierre, Sean Foley) Administration i Congratulations to each member of the class of 1986 on having achieved a significant and important goal — graduation from high school. There is no doubt in my mind that the Chicopee Schools have prepared you well. You now possess the certification which our society has established as necessary to continue your education, seek employment or enter some form of public service. As you approach the post high school phase of your lives, I would urge you to bear in mind always that the real tests are about to begin. You can choose to accept passively the experiences which life will provide for you, or you can choose to master these experiences and use them to achieve your own goals. You can choose to build a life on outmoded and outdated conceptions of the world, or you can choose to realize and act on the fact that for virtually the first time in human history our lives will not be governed by the same assumptions which governed our forefathers’ lives. Whatever you choose, do so wisely and always with a clear perspective of the future, an understanding of yourself and a sense of obligation to those who have placed their faith in you. My very best wishes for continued success and happiness, Guy DiBiasio — Superintendent Herbert Curry - Asst. Superintendent Guy Dibiasio - Superintendent Carolyn Fitzgerald - Administrative Assistant 74 i I I Mitchell Kuzdzal, Principal Julie Leonard. Vice Principal I congratulate each graduate in the Class of 1986 upon the successful completion of his her first giant : milestone toward the future. Undoubtedly, you are 1 eager to pursue your goals with enthusiasm, determination and seriousness of purpose. Graduation is far from being an end; it is just the beginning of all your tomorrows. Over the past several years, you have worked and studied, practiced and played, and grown - grown mentally as well as physically - and now, you are here, ready to begin your lives as members of the adult community. For some of you, this will mean a job and the responsibilities related to self-independence and family living. For others, this will mean college and further years of study and preparation. Whatever course YOUR future takes, it is my sincere hope that you will look back on your years here as having prepared you to meet and deal with the challenges that life will present. I wish each of you the happiness of a producuve iiTe. the respect of your fellow fiuman beings, and the love of your family. May the future be yours. Mitchell Kuzdzal Douglas Gray. Vocational Director Clyde McClelland. Placement Coordinator 75 Guidance Deporrmenr Time goes so fast. Life is always so rushed. Yet a picture can hold our memories forever. Sometimes we forget the special moments that we shared, the special times that we cared. A picture is always there. Stephen Buczko George DeFlorio Dionysius Dulchinos Ruth Geanacopoulos Charles Tomaszewski Alexander Vyce English Deporrmenr Mary Ellen Channing 76 Roger Bowden Joyce Caldwell Cecilia Costello John Kozikowski Ann Merritt Lucienne Czupryna Mary Filak Paul Midura Walter Stachura John Taupier Christine Wilk Foreign Language Deparrmenr I Moth Deporrmenr Joan Joly Jeffrey Kendra Louise Lacoste Joanne Pirog Fredrick Pryzbyla Virginia Slate Karen Szostkiewicz Jan Waiczak Social Studies Deporrmenr 78 John Moran - Dept. Chairman Martin Balboni Edward Clancy I I 1 William Davis Arnold Huhtamaki Sharing ideas Stephen Jendrysik James Kijak Joseph Perlik Physical Ed. Heolrh Leroy White 79 Business Deporrmenr Janice Kulig Bernard Mathieu Linda Stec Lance Walsh Science Deporrmenr Ronald Pete Conrad Rivest Francis Gammie George Kennedy George Ladeau Edward Osetek Future Chemist Shocking discovery 81 Philip Airoldi Dolores Borowiec Librarian Marguerite Decker Nurses Janet Valley, Maureen Menard William Sittard Special Dana Cutter Ed. Aides Patricia Langelier Diane Dolphin Sti: 82 special Ed. Resources Rosemary Dachowski Johanne Demers Lynne Georgeopolus Barbara A. Grealis Elizabeth Guiheen Carolyn Korzon Joseph Natale Edwin Scagel Adjusrmenr Counselors Thad. Budynkiewicz Faculty photos not available: Judith Chelte - English Denise Kelliher - Math Students at work. 83 It gives me great pleasue to offer my congratulations to the Class of 1986. You have all been part of a process that has given you a wide variety of knowledge, but you all must remember education does not stop with graduation and is a continuing process. It is important that we meet the technical challenge of the future and keep atuned to all technological changes and expand upon the skills you all have acquired in secondary education. I wish you all good luck and happiness for the rest of your days. D. Gray Director of Vocational Ed. Auro Body Arthur Augusto Lee Perez Kenneth Widelo Auro Repair Gerald Archambault Roger Bourguigon Kenneth Syriac Harry Thibeault Elecrricol Electronics Anthony Petrucelli Edward Stefanowicz Bruce Davidson Robert Klouda 84 Joseph Zawada Edward Ziemba Men at work Cabinet Home Economics John Murray Leopold Stokowski Ernest Dwyer Charles Ouimette Machine Shop John Camerota Albert Morrier Mochine Drafting Vocational Machine Shop Displaying Carpentry Skills 85 Support Program Stanley Kozikowski Metol Shop Philip Gassnola John Saczawa Telecommunications John Dumont John Gordon Kenneth Kostek Power Stitching Viola Vaz There has been much written on Vocational Education, Faculty Pictures missing from Vocational: Earl Ingam, Robert but the bottom line is: Gresty Vocational Education Accomodates. Vocational Education is Demanding. Vocational Education Works. Gerald P. Archambault Today’s fast paced technology in any vocational field can only be serviced by a well trained individual. The individual will then, in return, be rewarded with well paying jobs and a bright future. Vocational education is here to stay, and students who take advantage of the vocational programs at Chicopee Comprehensive will find themselves with the very best entry level skills available. -A. Petrucelli The role of vocational education in preparing the nation’s work force is becoming more and more crucial as we move to the year 2000. It will not only have to provide instruction to our students in the core competencies, basic skills, and proper work habits; but also teach them how to learn, maintain positive attitudes, work with all types of people, and how to appreciate the need for life long learning. -Clyde McClelland Drafting is known as the “language of industry’’. It is a “graphic” language of symbols that communicate ideas from the designer to the craftsperson. Most manufactured products and all major buildings were first created on a board by a drafter. The students in the drafting program are learning skills required to succeed in industry. They are using computer assisted drafting equipment to enhance their skills. - L.M. Smith Teaching the ropes Secretaries Cofererio Staff Liz Wheeler, Millie Gajda, Dottie Hamel, Jeannette Beaulieu, Marion Bombardier, Joann Parda, Maryann Petes, Dot Sobon, Rita Geoffry, Velma Cook, Anna Kapinos Scrutinizing homework (Miss Brunelle) The class of 1986 has exhibited maturity, sportsmanship, and intellegence. Whether they were part of a bus trip to New York City or at the high school Super Bowl at Benedum Field or in Advanced English class, the seniors whom I have known illustrate the promising potential they have as future leaders and as responsible adults. I have been fortunate to teach some of these seniors. They are cooperative and participate in class, trying — no doubt under difficult circumstances — to excel. While challenges and setbacks are not easy to accept, those obstacles are part of everyone ' s life. If I could leave these students with one thought, I would ask them to remember that the English poet Robert Browning said, “A man’s reach should exceed his grasp ...” Nothing that we truly value in life comes to us easily: we treasure those goals that we work for, not those that are handed to us. We, as thinking, feeling, intelligent men and women need challenges if we are to continue to grow and to lead. Mrs. Judith Chelte English Department At some time during your four years here at Comprehensive High School, I have had the pleasure of teaching or just conferring with many of you. The future will present many obstacles and challenges for you to overcome, and you must meet with them. Your energy, enthusiam, and hard work are certainly good pre-requisites for a successful future. My congratulations and best wishes to the class of ”86”. Dolores Borowiec Art Department Exploratory Exploratory shop is the beginning of voca- tional education. It goes briefly into several different studies, giving the students an idea of what the different shops are like. This experience gives the students the opportu- nity to choose the shop they like the best. Telecommunicorions Telecom classes are located off school grounds at the T.V. Center in Chicopee. In the first year of the course, the students are trained in photography, including the use of a camera and the developing of the film. In the second year, the students are trained in the use of television equipment. The students re- ceive hands on training in television by broad- casting city meetings and local sports events. 92 D.E.C.A. y i Deca is an academic study that informs the students on the distribution and sales of assorted items. The students put these skills to use in running the school store, which sells assorted types of candy and clothing. 93 Electronics Electronics is a shop in which students learn the art of trouble-shooting (pinpointing the malfunction of the object to be re- paired). The students then work on using their trouble-shooting skills by fixing televi- sions, radios, and most other electrical ob- jects. 94 95 Power Srirching i Power Stitching teaches students to make all kinds of different articles, such as clothing, pillows and pocketbooks. The students in this shop have the added extra of being allowed to keep everything they make. Drafting Drafting is a shop in which stu- dents learn to draw up plans for buildings and many other objects. Students also have the opportunity to develop computer skills that will enable them to use computers for drafting. Elecrricol Electrical is a shop that teaches students the uses of non- metallic sheath cable, armored cable, conduit, and wire mold, which are supplies used in different electrical wiring methods. The students put these uses to work in an actual house that is set up in the shop. This house is used to teach the future electricians everything they need to know about the electrical trade. 98 In the auto repair shop, students are taught precise methods of repairing any of the com- ponents of a car. The students are provided with state of the art equipment to diagnose and correct any problems that cross their paths while they are working on the cars in the shop. Auto Repair 100 Auto Body is a shop in which students recondi- tion the exteriors of cars. The students employ many different methods to repair dents or scratches and to remove rust from the bodies of cars. People from outside of the school bring old and new cars to be either restored or repaired by the skilled students in this shop. m Cobiner N In the cabinet shop, students are taught to build many different wooden ar- ticles such as shelves, coat racks, and clock casings. In this shop, students have the right tools to do almost anything this highly demanding trade requires. 104 I Welding is a shop that enables a person to repair, bond, or reinforce metal ob- jects by the use of different kinds of weld- ers and torches. This shop is very helpful to the school in that it repairs broken chairs, tables, shelves, and virtually any other metal objects that are broken or cracked. I -V 105 1 I Machine i In machine shop, students are trained on several machines used to cut solid steel cylinders or blocks to a specific size. This steel is then used for making tools such as scratch awls, plumb bobs, clamps, and many other items. 106 Classes Of 1989 1988 1987 Freshmen Orientation, September 4, 1985 Freshmen Orientation, August 29, 1985 Candy bars — the world’s most nutritious lunch. (Steve Lunardini) “If I were to make a time capsule, I would put in my diary, pictures of my family, and my dancing gear so people will know what I liked to do in my spare time and will know all about me.’’ (Kym Peloquin) “If I had to make a time capsule, I would put a handful of fad items. I would put a Hawaiian shirt into it because it is a fad along with everything else I am writing about. Another fad is docksiders (boat shoes). I would bury my gold necklace be- cause it means a lot to me. Of course. I’d include Chess King clothes. This is all that I would put in my capsule. (Gene Kings- ley) . . . and we danced . . . (Todd Whipkey) Word problems are such a pain. (Scott Garvin) “I think some things that should be put in a time capsule are computers because they are important now, miniature models of the shuttle and space lab, examples of good rock roll, a pair of high top sneakers and a black leather jacket, something to represent the U.S.’s deficit and economy, and some sort of gun to represent the threat of war.’’ (Eric Peloquin) Here is your brave volunteer. (Brian O’Conner, Julie Houle) 109 “If I were to build a time capsule, I would include a com- puter to show what made life easier for man and will soon be used by everyone, a car to show how man got around and sneakers to show what man used to protect his feet while walking. I would put in a Time magazine to show everything that happened in 1985. 1 would include a list of sports played around the world to show what sports they don’t play and to see if any new sports were invented. A nuclear bomb is in here because I want to show the world what could destroy countries and scare millions, a picture of New York City to see how it changed from 1985 to 2085, a space shuttle to show how man travelled the universe and found out about space and our planets, a picture of Ronald Reagan to show the President of the ’80’s and the oldest president ever to be in office, a 1985 penny so they could put it in their coin collection, a cigarette to show what killed millions of people, a few different styles of clothes of the ' 80’s to show what we wear now, a Consumer Report magazine to show what cost what in 1985 and to compare prices from their time to ours.” (Jeff Borchers) no [ I I ' m cool. (Tim Foley) Ta-dal! (Kim Desrochers) You’re so funny! (John Deyrel) “If I were to build a time capsule, I would probably put in clothes to show the style and fashion we were wearing, some books to represent the many fine talents of the authors. Newspapers would be a good source to put it in. It would show the people what events had taken place. Records and tapes would show how and what we listened to music with. Money would be put in to show our wealth and what we traded with. A photograph would show who ever found the capsule what we looked like in years past, a football to represent one of our favorite sports and activities: a phone would show one of our ways of communication. A walkman could represent the advanced technology. A Cabbage Patch Kid would show what the children of our time had to play with, also a city map so that whoever finds this will know what their city looked like years ago. (Jennifer Landry) re you sure this is where I get off? (Christopher -ariviere) 111 “First of all, I would put in a time capsule beautiful ballads and love songs from the different kinds of music; rock, soul, pop, etc. This is because the music in our society today shows how people feel and think. Also, I’d put a recording of ‘Live Aid’, ‘We Are The World’, and ‘Feed The World’. The reason being is to show that in time of need, people come together from all over the world to help the less fortunate. Also, a picture of the late Samantha Smith would be included, because this shows how the love of children touches the hearts of everyone everywhere to symbolize how people are trying to stop nuclear war or any war from happening and to just live peacefully. In conclusion, I would try to put in this time capsule things that will show the good in all of us, and that in time of need, we always forget our small troubles to help the ones who really are in need.” (Elizabeth Disla) I hope that water’s cold! (Dave Girard) “If I were to build a time capsule. I’d put in a computer with a floppy disc with all the interesting major things and events that happened in the past ten years, also, designs of older and newer cars to show how we progressed. I would also put in the latest games to show what we did for entertainment, and newspaper clippings of major events. I would write a letter saying: “To Whom It May Concern, If the earth has not had a nuclear war, please keep it that way. Don’t start any wars. Try to make peace with other nations because people don’t like to live in fear of nuclear war or be worried about being blown up. The leaders of our nations tried to make peace and called 1986 The Year of Peace. Why don’t you do the same (if you haven’t already)? Instead of one year, make it forever.” (Chris Carroll) Nobody admits to being a ninth grader. (Fall Sports Rally) Wanna buy an elevator key? (Ken Bergeron) Wouldn’t you like to know! (Wendy Tolpa) 112 I Row 1: Mr. Pinciak-Advisor, Lynn Hamelin Row 2: less Galindo- V.P., Ann Richards-Treasurer, Trade Loftus-Secretary “If I could travel through time, I would go back to the prehistoric times. I would do so because I’m curious about how people could live and survive on nature itself, with no electricity, cars, supermarkets, or any other luxuries that we take for granted today. I would also like to know how the prehistoric life differed from the life of today, and how the people differed in appearance. I would explain the present time as an inconceivable and highly advanced world compared to that of prehistoric times. I would also explain the present time as a world capable of doing almost anything to improve the conditions we live in, but at the same time a world that is capable of destroying itself.’’ (John Llodra — 1 academically) I’d rather be at a party! (Ron Winnett) Now this is how you do it, Craig. (Craig Authier, Pat Clay) I don’t want to hear any comments on the food! (Amy Dezalia) Who is that guy hanging out there? (Kelly Dolan) 00000 . . . What an exciting class! (Stacy Carruthers) II 114 t Me and my silly putty. (Chris Stevens) You didn’t actually say that, did you? (Kim Gelinas) I’m ready for summer, now!!! (Doug Cutter) I wonder if she has a date for Saturday night? (Sean Brewer, Chris French and John Llodra) 115 “If I could travel through time, I would like to go back to the South during the early 1800’s. My reason for going there is that I ' ve always liked the pomposity of Southernors with their grand estates and gala affairs. I would very much enjoy living their lives of grandeur and luxury. I would describe life in the present as a time which has many conveniences to make life easier for us. I would also mention that in our present time, there are the problems of a future population explosion, world famine, and the threat of nuclear war. I would also have to say that during this time, we have made, and will continue to make, major scientific advances to insure a better future for ourselves and for our nation.’’ (Susan Roy — 2 academically) I don’t care anymore! (Woody Hart) 116 Make my day — buy an “Eat Dirt’’ button. (Sandi Boardway) E Nice sign, Sophomores! (Fall Sports Rally) i What did you say I just ate?? (Craig Authier, Steve Kijak) “If I were able to travel through time, I would go back to the time when our Constitution was being formed because I would like very much to meet our forefathers, talk to them, attend some of the meetings held in Philadelphia and other places on on the formation of the Constitution, and to learn what no history book could ever tell me. I would explain the present time as a period of constant change, advancements and discoveries; however, it is also a time when a nuclear disaster is an everposing threat and then any advancements or discoveries we have ever made would be of no use.’’ (Carrie Ayers — 3 academically) You guys are so silly! (Stacy Bellerose) Laura, trying to be studious? (Laura Boudreau) Don’t even tell me that I cut this too short! (Valerie Smith) Row 1: Miss Szostkiewicz-Advisor, Mr. Pete-Advisor. Row 2: Pam Martin-Secretary, Sue Bowler-V.P., Margaret Downing-Pres., Joel Broyles-Treasurer Please, this is a private conversation. (Anna Patrowski, Claudine Collins) You’re right, I ' m cool. (Dawn Lolos) Studying — 10% intelligence, 90% confusion. (Steve Stefanik) What’s the answer to 13? (Lauren Zielonka) — . ... . I mmk ■ Mi ’ T 1 i ; -M . ■ ' .Sm c 1 1 ii 2159, plus 3124, plus 1987 equals .... (Craig Thomas) Smile! You’re on Candid Camera! (Jay Provoda) 119 “If I were to travel to a future time, I would tell people there of my own personal life style. I think this would give future people better insight as to w hat life they will have read about is really like. With concern to the present world situations, I would give the future people my opinions on them; although, having seen the outcome of the present crises, they would probably be able to give me more advice and useful knowledge about this than I could give them. I don’t think I would change the present time if I could, but I might have used any knowledge I gained for personal advantages. I take this view because I don’t believe anyone has a right to interfere with history, but I also believe that if one knows how certain of his own actions will affect his own life overall, then he will be better able to make decisions. With such knowledge I don’t think any person would make a wrong decision just because that is what he would have done if he hadn’t known better.’’ (Donna Boissonneault — 1 academically) Don’t bother me. (Greg Prince) Is this the essay due today? (Dan King) Oh, darn, I broke a nail. (Becky Breault) 120 ... See Jane run ... (Liz Rose) Who’s the fool behind the Foster Grants? (Sean Foley) And your tax deductible will be ... (Liz Lastra) I wonder if the school is on fire this time. (Debbie Boucher) He can ' t be serious! (Stephanie Perreault) Are you speaking to me, Officer? (Jennifer Blair) 121 I’m not impressed. (Krys McClelland) I just love fire drills. (Lori Baranowski) Miss Chicopee, 1987 ( Jim Daigle) Boy, I wish I had studied my Periodic Chart. (Brian Orzolek) If I were to travel to a future time, my advice to its people would be to live not only for themselves, but for those who follow. An abundance of something is not a signal for its abuse. They shouldn’t use what we left them as a standard for what they leave the next generation. The idea of each man for himself would have to be put to rest, in an era when greed could end the world, if it already hadn’t. The concept of trust would have to be established in its place. World-wide unity is the key to success. The youth of society should be made to realize that they are the future. Self-discipline of mind and action would be a necessity for a reversal of the trends of today.’’ (Jim Chadwell — 3 academically) And they say Juniors aren’t jolly! (Fall Sports Rally) 122 i I Home Room — my favorite class. (Diane Giroux) This better not go in the yearbook. (Kris Fredette) Who glued my locker shut? (Kati Nauman) I What do you mean it’s not the right room? (Cheryl Kearns) Are you sure there is school today? (Matt Gaudet) I 123 “If I could travel to a future time, I would go to the end of the third world war. My reason for going to this time would be to try to help the survivors of the war prevent the same thing from happening again. My advice to them would be to make more of an effort to get along with the other remaining countries of the world. To get this point across, I would show them first the effort (or lack of it) extended by the leaders of this time, and then the disaster that resulted from it. I would then tell the survivors a few ways that they could improve their relationships with other countries, like by trying to understand the foreign rulers in their native tongue, and by not breaking any contracts or treaties with other countries. These few simple courtesies might help in easing the tension between countries, and would therefore prevent another disaster like a world war. (Karen Berwaldt — 2 academically) I just love the corridor pass. (Bobbin Vipond) There’s a cockroach on the floor! (Tracy Wellahan) Git outa my seat! (Jason Franklin) Don’t take my pict . . . click . . . Don’t bother me; I have work to do. (Sheila Bolduc) ture! (Kim Beaulieu) 124 Seniors ! Gettin g involved was important freshman year. The spirit of the class of ' 86 shining through! Can’t wait ' til I’m a SENIOR! (Erinn Dolan) Lisa Peloquin at the ' 83 Senior Prom. r 126 Freshmen classes are so exciting! (Bob Boucher, Mike Fitzgerald, Ed Medina) 1982- ' 83 Watch out, upperclassmen. (Russ King) Memories Freshman yean Seniors look so much older- And gorgeous! Going to run for Student Council? How about class officer? What shop do you want to go into? Rallies are loud, but fun! So Chicopee High crushed us — Wait ' til we’re SENIORS! We’ll get them, then. How many times did you see E.T.? Flashdance ? Did you get MTV yet? I just have to get Thriller! What’s a “HER” dance? Can’t believe we’re almost sophomores! No more health! One down, three to go. 127 Pat Drake at the M.F.L.C. Christmas party. Sophomore year: Look at the freshmen-ha!! M M ' s coming out of my ears! Finally get our rings. Going to the dance? Let ' s pick on some freshmen. Purple Rain Twisted Sister SPRINGSTEEN-the year of Bruce Punk day-break out the mini-skirts. Don’t forget your toga for the hockey game! Two years down, Half-way there It seems so far to 1986. I can’t wait ’till we’re seniors. 128 Time Was . . . Forming a strong foundation for ’86 Angela Deni discovering Sports’ Banquet food English 10-My favorite class (Laura Hortie ) Seniors can be so nasty (Yvette Beaulieu) I 1 Go Hawaiian! (Steve Manioudakis) Michelle Franklin at the ' 83 Cotillion. Magic memories (Paula Peloquin) Tony Raschilla crams for biology. 129 One more year . . . (Nora Pouliot) ' 86-14, ' 85-7 What more can we say? Are you sure? (Deb Santos) Don’t bother me, I’m a junior. (Tom Potvin) 130 Time Was Give me the media life (Ann Laflamme) Junior year: Magazines, raffle tickets. We brought home the sword! (And brought down the seniors) The “Pointer Sisters stole the show, Halloween. Cotillion was “Almost Paradise” Junior Prom was a blast. S.A.T. coming up. Visiting colleges. Thinking about careers. FUTURE Still too far. One more year-the best. Graduation’s never going to arrive. I can’t wait. Then again . . . What to do ... (Wayne Daviau, Jim Wilson) Nap time (Margery Robillard) Remember our little foreign language club? . . . 1984- ' 85 131 Leave me alone. (Denise Houle) 132 Adding finishing touches to a mural. (Leighann Carrion, Andrew Waller) A surprised president. (Kathy Stec) Catching up on some reading. (Patty Piquette) May I help you? (Tony Raschilla) Alcatraz 025677 (Kevin Hamel) Avon, where are you when I need you? (Ed Gelinas) 133 A face anyone could love. (Tony Feliton) Hard at work. (Tim Edwards) 134 Senior Class Officers To the class of ’86, It has been my honor and privilege to have been your class president these past two years. We are a class with high ideals. Through our many accomplishments of these past four, we have proven to be worthy of these ideals and also to be capable of living up to other people’s high expectations of us. Coming into the school as freshmen, we distinguished ourselves as individuals, and through the years remained close as a class. We have remained superior in athletics and academics, and our class spirit speaks for itself. The class of ' 86 will always be remembered as a class that worked together and excelled because of its closeness. May the affection we share as classmates and friends continue in our futures, and may we always remember the good times we had at Chicopee Comp. Kathy Stec President class of ’86 J President Kathleen Stec Vice President Jacqueline Fortier Treasurer Michelle Franklin Secretary Kimberly Hoime Advisor Raymond Boulais Advisor Alfred Pinciak 135 ComerQ Shy Michael Delgorde Michoel LeDlonc Theodore Douchord Doniel Lengiezo Dovid Cossody Randy Moquin Yon Chong David Nev ton David Chouinord Julie Pozik Wode Dumas Thomos Pepin Dloine Dupliseo Thomos Piskorski Money Fleury Henry Piotrowski Sreven Gognon David Pugh Seon Geory Dovid Redding Joseph Heroux Richard Rivero Edv ord Hosmer Malone Ronnels John Jozefowicz Michoel Stone Robert Kelley Scott Walter Michelle Lofleur Christopher Word Keith Longevin Corolyn Wojcik Thomas Aubuchon 49 Bennett St. Lisa M. Ayers 55 Julis Av6 Stu. Coun. 1-2, Chidr. 2-3, Swim 1,3,4, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4 Stephen Bail 26 Calvin St. BsbI. 1-4, Ftbl. 2-4, H.R. Rep. 3, M.F.L.C. 3, Who ' s Who The three C ' s. (Carole Amnotte, Cathy Barden, Chris Antunes) Thomas Baifier 65 Simonich Cir. Ftbl. 1, Bsktbl. 1, M.F.L.C., Who ' s Who James P. Banvilte 432 Montcalm St. Cheri L. Baranowski 65 Oakwood St. Soc. 1-2, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4 Cathrvn L. Barden 21 Deslaauners St. Sftbl. 1-4, N.H.S. 3-4, H R. Rep. 1-4, Yrbk. Staff 3-4, Who ' s Who, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4 ti 137 Larua J. Barlow 43 Whitman St. N.H.S. Lynn T. Barlow Timothy Barry Lawrence M. Batchelor 293 Montgomery St. 16 Newbury St. 37 Olivine St. Tennis 1-4, Swim 1-4, Spanish Club 1, Golf 4 M.F.L.C, (B.O.D.) 2-3, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4, N.H.S., Pro Merito William Batchelor 12 Leary Ave. Robert Beane 36 Mellinger Lane Daniel Beard 38 Parenteau Dr. BsbI. 1,3,4, Ftbl. 1, H.R. Rep. 3-4, N H.S., School Match Wits 4, Yrbk. Staff 4 Yvette Beaulieu 101 Summit Ave. Chidr. 1-3; Capt. 1,3, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4 You ' re kidding, right?!! (Lynn Barlow) Edwin Berberena 70 Broadway, Apt. 220 Lynne Berger 131 Edward St. Gail S. Bienvenue 25 Yvette St. Lib. Aide 3-4, Off. Aide 3, Deca 4 138 Paula Blanchard 5 Center St. Soc, 2 Mary Blout 47 Boucher Cir. M.F.L.C. 2, Track 3 Mike Blout hard at work in A.P. English Michael Blout 47 Boucher Cir. Jenny Bouchard 24 Simard Dr. H.R. Rep. 2,4, P.P. Ftbl. 4 Robert A. Boucher Jr. 28 Woodcrest Ct. BsbI. 1-4, Ftbl. 1-4 Gerald Bourdeau 20 Patrick St. I Raymond Bousquet 157 Manning St. Voc. Award Comm., H.R. Rep. 1-2 William Boutin 88 Wallace Ave. Swim 1-4, Soc. 1-3, Track 1 Raymond Bouyea 53 Ruskm St. Ftbl. 2-4, M.F.L.C. 3-4, Track 3-4 Jeff Broyles 245 Simard Dr. Patricia M. Brunetti 23 Dawn St. Track 2, H.R. Rep. 3, Yrbk. Staff 3, P.P. Ftbl. 4 Michael D. Campos 30 Janine St. Thomas Carabine 30 Partridge Ln. Michael Brault 109 Vadnais St. I Ji T39 Pamela E. Carmen 40 Hampshire St. Michael A. Caron 484 Grattan St. Ronald J. Caron 631 Britton St. Hang loose! (Mike Clark) Craig Carr 30 Elizabeth St. BsbI. 1,3,4, N.H.S., Pro Merito, Boys’ St. Michele M. Carrier 51 Lafayette St. Chidr. 1-4, M.F.L.C. 1,3, N.H.S., Tennis 2 Leighann Carrion 6 Como Dr. P.P. Ftbl. 3-4 Michael Cartier 153 Grattan St. Ftbl. 1, Voc. Awards Comm. 3-4 Lillian Centeno 32 Lucretia Ave. Charles Chagnon 277 Grattan St. Neal D. Chagnon 36 Olivine St. Keith P. Chevalier 19 Falmouth Rd. Joanne Christian Walter Christian Michael Warren Clark 8 Leary Ave. 119 Eicon Or. 722 Chicopee St. Ftbl. 1,3,4, Track 3-4 140 Rebecca Cohen 24 Edward St. Yrbk. Sect. Ed. 4. M.F.L .C. 3, H.R. Rep. 2, Tennis 2, N.H.S. Angela Conde 1684 Westover Rd. P.P. Ftbl. 3-4 Edward Costello 50 Hearthstone Ter. Donald Coulombe 17 Calvin St. Band 1-4, N.H.S., Who ' s Who Matthew Counter 123 Dixie Ter. Hockey Jeffrey Cox 833 Pendleton Ave. Cynthia Cutler 101 Beauregard Ter. Kim Czepiel 75 Ann St. James Dawson 96 Columba St. Keith Demers 91 Dixie Ter. Angela Deni Studying never hurts. (Don Coulombe) 118 Longwood Dr. N.H.S., Track 1-4, M.F.L.C. 2. H R. Rep. 2, P.P. Ftbl. 3, Yrbk. Staff, Lib. Aide 141 James Desmarais 513 Irene St. Ftbl. 1 Robert Desmarais 17 Boylston St. Ftbl. 2-4 Robert Desormier 62 Blanchard St. Ftbl. 1-4, Bsktbl. 1-4. BsbI. 1-4 Kim Marie Dever 27 Royal St. Paul DeWindt 70 Broadway, Apt. 126 BsbI. 2, Ftbl. 4 Mark Dewolf 57 Dorothy Ave. Lynn Deyette 45 Peter St. Danielle Dion 12 Honeysuckle Dr. N.H.S., Pro Merito Steven Dion 95 West St. Kathy Dionne 114 SImonich Cir. Deca 4 Erinn Leigh Dolan 95 Lauzier Ter. N.H.S., Who’s Who, Sftbl. 1-4, Jr. Prom Comm.,H.R. Rep. 3 142 II Marek Drabinski 40 Acrebrook Or. BsbI. 1-4, Bsktbl. 1-4, Ftbl. 1-4, N.H.S. Patrick E. Drake 18 Pondview Dr. M.F.L.C. 2-3 What test?! (Rich Dupuis) Kirsten E. DuBois 48 Manola St. Bsktbl. 1-4, Sftbl. 1-4, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4 Thomas Dubreuil 101 Wanda St. N.H.S., Stu. Coun. 2-4, Ftbl. 1-4, Ski 1-4, Track 1-4, Cl. V.P. 2, Frolics 3-4, Western Mass Stu. Coun. Pres. Valerie J. Dunne 82 Mandalay Rd. N.H.S. Wendy Dupont 108 Skeel St. Richard Dupuis 25 Woodcrest Cir. Ray Duquette 99 Ducharme Ave. Timothy J. Edwards 14 Fairmont St. C.C. 3-4, Ski 1-4, Track 3-4 Jonas Arthur Eriksson 76 Mandalay Rd. Hockey 4 Timothy E. Estabrook Gerald A. Ethier Charlene Evans 882 Chicopee St. 9 Dublin St. 69 Royal St. Concert Band 1-4, Marching Band 1-3 Ftbl. 3-4 Stu. Coun. 1 Paul Evon 28 Norman St. N.H.S., Hockey 1-4 143 All gone!!!!! (Scott Gadoury) Lisa Fontaine 82 Meadow St. N.H.S., Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., P.P. Ftbl. 3-4, H.R. Rep., M.F.L.C., Yrbk. Staff Jacqueline Fortier 132 Beaudry Ave. N.H.S., Spanish Club, Cl. V.P. 4, Cl. Treas. 2, H.R. Rep., Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Cot. Comm. 3-4 Dennis Francis 160 Wellington Ave. Bsktbl. 1-4, Track 2-4 C,C, Ronald Franck 552 Chicopee St. Michelle R. Franklin Anthony Frasco 42 Stanley Crt. 1679 Westover Rd. N.H.S., HR. Rep. 3-4, Cl. Treas. 3-4, M.F.L.C. 1-3, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Cot. Comm., Yrbk. Staff 3-4 Brian P. Frew 196 Fletcher Cir. Bsbl. 1-4 Ct - Scott Gadoury 62 Clairmont Ave. Ftbl. 1-4, Golf 2, Bsktbl. 1 Kevin Gallagher 33 Roberts Pond Lane Soc. 1-3, Tennis 1-4 Wayne Gaudrault 27 Bemis St. David A. Gauthier 710 McKInstry Ave. 1 = lu 144 Lori Geer 223 Springfield St. Richard Godbout 90 A Colonial Cir. C.C. 1, Track 1 Edmund L. Gelinas Jr. 79 Boutin St. Track 2, Yrbk. Staff 4 Robert A. Godin 63 Stedman St. Glen Giroux 696 Britton St. Andre Greene 80 West Mam St. Kelly Jean Glanville 460 Irene St. Track 1-4, Soc. 3-4, H.R. Rep. 2-4, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4, Spag. Sup. Comm., Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Yrbk. Staff, M.F.L C. 2-3, Ftbl. Mgr. 4 Denise Greenwood 149 Casey Dr. Track 2-3, N.H.S. 3-4 Michelle Greenwood 125 Bridle Path Rd. Color guard 2, N.H.S., H R. Rep 1 John Griffin 27 Janine St. Ftbl. 2-4, BsbI. 2-3, Track 4 Michele L. Grondin 22 Keyes Dr. Chidr., N.H.S., Off. Aide Melissa L. Guenette 455 Britton Street Off. Aide I II I; I James Guiel 82 Jamrog Dr. Track 3-4 James Guilbeau 759 Grattan St. You can ' t make me smile. (Kevin Gallagher) 145 David Guyott 72 Anson St. Douglas Hamel 131 Ward St. Bsebl. 1-3 Kevin Hamel 31 Ohio Ave. Tennis 1-4 David Haskell 6 Pondview Dr. Kimberly Hoime 34 Stephens St. Chidr. 1-4, Cl. Sec. 3-4, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4, M.F.L.C. 2-3, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Lib. Aide 1, Homecoming Queen 2, Who ' s Who Melissa Holt 271 Fletcher Cir. N.H.S., Stu. Coun. 3-4, Stu. Adv. Coun. 3-4, Yrbk. Sect. Ed. 3, Yrbk. Statf 3, M.F.L.C. 2- 3, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., H.R. Rep. 1-4 Laura Hortie 18 Edward St. Stu. Coun 2, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4 Brian Houghton 54 Russel Ter. By George, I think I found it! (Laura Hortie) Denise M. Houle 470 New Ludlow Rd. N.H.S., Who ' s Who, Swim 1, H.R. Rep. 1-3, CL Sec. 1-2, Stu. Coun. 1-4, Yrbk. Staff 3-4, German Club 1-3 Paula Houle 88 Taylor St. Jeffrey Huber 127 Vadnais St. Alan L. Hubert 89 Dunn St. Robert Hyde 251 Schoolhouse Rd. Soc. 3 Dionne M. Ironside 113 Ann St. M.F.L.C. 2 146 Erik Kaplan 126 Mountainview St. Band 4 Anna Kelly 90 Sheridan St, Lib. Aide 2-3 Michael Kijak . . . with my eyes closed. (Michelle Lepage) 33 Green St, Soc. 1-4, Bsktbl. 1-4, Bsebl. 1-4, N.H.S., Pro Merito, M.F.L.C. 2-3 Keri Kindness 45 Summit Ave. Chidr. 1-4, Stu. Coun. 1-3, Lib. Aide 2-4, Guidance Aide 2-4 Russell King 79 Acrebrook Dr. Ftbl. 1-4, Bsktbl. 3, Track 4 Michael Alan Klin 368 James St. Susan Kopec 42 Reedstone Ave. Girls’ St., Who’s Who, M.F.L.C. 2, H.R. Rep. 2-4, P.P. Ftbl. 4, Jr. S Sr. Prom Comm. stop following me!! (Steve LaRochelle) Richard LaCroix 1153 Prospect St. German Club 1, M.F.LC. 2-3, N.H.S., Track 2 Ann Marie Laflamme 157 Pendleton Ave. Stu. Coun. 1-3, Spag. Sup. 1-2, Off. Aide 3. P.P. Ftbl. 4 Cheryl L. Lafleur 86 Asselin St. Soc. 1-4, Track 2-4, M.F.L.C. 1-3, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4, Who ' s Who, Yrbk. Staff 3-4, H R. Rep. 3-4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Cot. Comm. James LaFleur 28 Sherbrook St. Soc. 1-4, Hockey 1-4 Denise Lafontaine 715 Grattan St. Off. Aide Karen A. Lagasse 50 Linden St. Robert Lamontagne 1186 Grattan St. Normand Langevin 186 Grattan St. Brian K. Lapointe 481 East St. Jeffrey Lareau 118 Arnold St. Soc. 1-4, Track 1-4, Ski 1-4 Steven LaRochelle 9 Ward St. Hockey 3-4 Rebecca LaPlante 64 Edgewood Ave. ( ' I Vi Steven Lastra 220 Woodcrest Dr. ii 11 148 Joseph Lecuyer 744 Pendleton Ave. Bsebl. 1 Joseph A. Lepage 103 Chapel St. Hockey 3 Raymond Loftus 130 Eicon Dr. Lisa Lutservitz 134 Mountainview St. Lena Lefebvre 12 Longwood Ct. M.F.L.C., P.P. Ftbl. 3-4 Patricia Ann Marie LeMay 87 Old Farm Road Donald L. Leonard Jr. 4 Lima Ct. Golf 2 Michelle Lepage 39 Felix St. N.H.S. Robert Lessard 11 Rivers Ave. Charles Lockhart 24 Leary Ave. N.H.S., Pro Merito, M.F.L.C. 3 Patrick Major Shawn Patrick Malone Deep in thought. (Lena Lefebvre) 26 Beaudry Ave. 70 Boucher Circle Ftbl. 1-4, Bsktbl, 1-4, Track 1-4, N.H.S., Pro Merito, Who ' s Who Paul Manijak 33 Royal St. M.F.L.C. 3 Stephen Manioudakis 103 Ward St. Stu. Coun. 4, N.H.S., M.F.L.C. 3, H R. Rep. 4 Neil Martell 76 Mandalay Rd. Soc. 1-2, Swim 1-4, Track 2, Ftbl. 4, N.H.S., Stu. Coun. John Martin 437 Irene St. Ftbl. 2 Tony J. Matarazzo 58 Boutin St. Mike Mathieu 42 Cadieux Ave. Stacey McCarthy 27 Lauzier Terr. John McClure 66 Rolf Ave. 1 love those M M M M M M ' s!! (Paul Manijak) Kristine Menard Denise Michelle Meyer Jolanta Misiaszek 23 Tourtellotte St. 1063 Prospect St. 29 Montello Rd. Marching Band; Color guard 1-3, Lib. Aide 3. Off. Aide 3 Tennis 1-3, M.F.L.C. 2-3, Lib. Aide 3 i 150 I Debra Mrzyglod 127 Falmouth Rd. Lib. Aide 2-4 Thomas Murphy Mark Nadeau Earth to Wendy . , . come in Wendy!!! (Wendy Partyka) 70 Broadway 793 Pendleton Ave. Soc. 1-4, BsbI. 1-4, P.P. Chidr. 3-4 Soc. 1-4, Bsktbl. 1-4, BsbI. 1-4, N.H.S., Pro Merito, M.F.L.C.2-3 Matthew J. Nash 40 Billings St. Voc. Adv. Comm. Paul F. Niemiec 180 Ingham St. N.FI.S., Pro Merito, Who’s Who, Boys ' St. Glenn O ' Brien 24 Silvin Rd. Who ' s Who Keith O ' Brien 125 Deslauriers St. Scott A. O ' Connor 70 Grove St. Co-op 4 Thomas O ' Donnell 69 Brightwood St. Soc. 1-4, N.H.S., Who ' s Who Lawson M. Olbrych 53 Hajec Cir. Wendy A. Partyka 71 Farmington St. Chidr. 1-4, N.H.S., Frolics, Who ' s Who 151 ft Who, me?! (Keith O ' Brien) Steven Passidakis 34 Frank St. Maureen A. Patrie 121 Stebbins St. Yrbk. Ed.-in Ch., Yrbk. Staff 3, Track 1-4, C.C. 2, Soc. 3, N.H.S., Pro Merito, M.F.L.C. 2, Stu. Coun. 1-4, Frolics 2,4 John Peets 74 Boutin St. Steven Pelletier 87 Blanchwood Ave. Lisa Peloquin 954 Chicopee St. Drama Club 3 Paula Peloquin 110 Edward St. H.R. Rep. 1, M.F.L.C. 1, Jr. Prom Comm. I Mary Perlak 367 James St, M.F.L.C. 1 Alan Perry 76 Bostwick Ln. Erik T. Phipps 42 Julia Ave. Edward Picard 95 Oakridge St. Yrbk, Staff 1-3, Chr. Staff 3-4, Phot. Club 1- 4, Track 2, Bsktbl. Mgr. 1-4 11! Da 21, Nk hi j Jeff Pikul 28 Albert St. Patricia Ann Piquette 91 Blanchard St. Stu. Coun, 3-4, H.R. Rep. 3-4, M.F.L.C. 2, Yrbk. Staff 4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., P.P. Ftbl. Thomas Potvin 23 Ivy St. Hockey 1-4 I Nora Pouliot 9 Whitin Ave. 152 iM Sean Rahilly 138 Telegraph Ave. Hockey 1-4, Golf 1-4 Anthony J. Raschilla 718 Britton St. Swim 1-2, Marching Band 3-4, Concert Band 4, Mural Comm. 2, Stu. Coun. 2,4 ' . ' l I Debra Rider Margery L. Robillard 27 Ashgrove St. 73 Ferry St. N.H.S. 3-4, Yrbk. Staff 3, H R. Rep. 3-4, Jr. Prom Comm. Kevin Romaniak 226 Bostwick Lane Joyce N. Rondeau 64 Hawthorne St. Chidr. 1-2, Swim. 3-4, Soc, 3, P.P. Ftbl. 4, H R. Rep. 3-4, Ftbl. Mgr. 4, Off. Aide 4 Dave Renkowic 47 Larchmont St. Scott Richards 148 Slate Rd. Renee T. Robillard 570 New Ludlow Rd. Swim 2 Shelley M. Robitaille 139 Skeel St. Clifford Route 34 Dickson St. Diane M. Roy 5 Ashgrove St. Bsktbl. 1-4, H R. Rep. 1-4, Yrbk. Staff 3, M.F.L.C. 2-3 James Roy 47 Woodcrest Court 1 Joseph P. Roy 54 Elmer Dr. Well, what are you waiting for?! (Renee Robillard) 153 A. Richard D. Roy 107 Meadow St. Ftbl. 1-4, Bsebl. 2, P.P. Ftbl. Coach 3-4 Danielle Ryan 72 Keeler Ave. M.F.L.C, 2 Deborah Santos 33 Belcher St. Steven Sawa ; , 23 Leo Dr. Bsktbl. 1-4, Soc. 1-4, Bsebl. 1-2, Track 3-4 i Terry Seabury 1001 Chicopee St. Kenneth Sedlak Kenneth Seymour Lisa Shea 65 Mary St 85 Call St. 55 Fernwood St. Yrbk. Staff 2-4, Chron Staff 2-4, Yrbk. Sec. Ed 3-4, Bsktbl Mgr Bsebl. 1-4, N.H.S. I I Duane L. Shephard 26 Mt Carmel Ave. Shawn Patrick Shevlin 60 Coakley Dr. Jim Sicard 77 Norman St. Liz Sigda 124 Ingham St. Caution! Mad scientist at work!! (Steve Sawa) Pat Sledzieski 912 Granby Rd. Ftbl. 1-4, Bsebl. 1-4, Bsktbl. 1 Kevin M. Sliwa 23 Clairmont Ave. i Julie A. Soucia 783 Grattan St. Ott. Aide 1-4, P.P. Ftbl. 4 Michael J. Stearns 75 Sheridan St. Phot. Club Kathleen Stec 59 Edgewood Ave. Cl. Pres. 3-4, Bsktbl. 1-4, N.H.S., Who ' s Who, H.R.Rep. 1-4, Yrbk. Staff, Stu. Coun., Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Cot. Comm., Stu. Adv. Brd., P.P. Ftbl. Oooo, don ' t you dare!!!! (Mollie Szlachetka) Lawrence J. Stefanik 66 Keddy Blvd. Tammy L. Stepno 118 Valler Ave . Off. Aide 1-4 Carol Jean Stoeckard 78 Gelmas Dr. Band 2 3, M.F.L.C. 2-4, N.H.S. Keith Sullivan 217 Telegraph Ave. Bsebl. 1-4, Soc. 2 Kathleen M. Sweeney 133 Cyran St. N.H.S., Who ' s Who Richard Sweeney Mollie Szlachetka Laura J. Szulc 18 Fletcher Cir. 74 Sunflower Ave. 54 Deslauriers St N.H.S., Who ' s Who, P.P. Chidr. 3-4 N.H.S., M.F.L.C. (BO D.) 2-4, P.P. Ftbl. 4, H R Rep. 3-4, Jr. Comm. Yrbk. Staff, Sr Prom Deca 155 Keep looking, you ' ll find it! (Dave Trembley) Tammy Tardiff 59 Taylor St. Deca Milton Theriault 38 Pendleton Ave. Leanne Teerlinck Rt. 12, Box 299 Old Village Rd. Columbia, MO 65201 Swim 1-4, C.C. 3, M.F,L,C, 1, N.H.S,, Drama Club 1 f- ■ i c Cheryl Theroux 114 Carriage Rd. C.C. 2-4, Track 2-4, M.F.L.C. 3-4, H R. Rep. 3-4, N.H.S. Treas., Stu. Coun. 4, Frolics Rolande Tellier 930 McKinstry Ave. Spanish Club 2 Karen Tisdell 940 Prospect St. Chris Tolpa 14 Baltic Ave. N H.S., Pro Merito, Drama Club 3, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4 Timothy A. Topulos 25 Lagadia St. David Trembley 36 Westport Dr. Stu. Coun. 2-4, N.H.S., M.F.L.C. 2-3, Track 2-4 Theresa A. Trembley 36 Westport Dr. N.H.S., Pro Merito, Stu. Coun. 1-4, Yrbk. Sec. Ed. 4, Yrbk. Staff 3-4, H R. Rep. 1-4, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4, Sftbl. 1-2, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. David J. Vachon 17 Hobson Ct. Hockey 2-4, Golf 2-4 David Vickery 33 Clairmont Ave. Co-op Maria Walker 29 Stanley Dr. Kellie Wall 32 Mt. Vernon Rd. I I I k 156 Andrew Waller 44 Deane St. Tina M. Walsh 169 Fletcher Cir. Track 1, Chidr. 2, M.F.L.C. 2-3, N.H.S., Pro Merito, H.R. Rep. 3-4 Kathleen A. Welch 68 Seventh Ave. Track 1-3, H R. Rep. 3, N.H.S., M.F.L.C. 2-3, P.P. Ftbl. 3-4 Julie Whitehead 41 Paul Ave. Cl. Treas. 1 Wayne J. Whitlock 43 Newell St. Patrick Dennis Wiley 197 Montcalm St. Ftbl. 4, Bsktbl, 4, Track 4 Ann Willette 206 College St. Chron. Stall 4, Stu. Coun. 1. N.H.S. Christopher Wilson 18 West St. Barbara Woods 126 Columba St. P.P. Ftbl. 3 Lisa Wright Diane Zalewski Two of a kind. (Rob Wood. 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Sat. 11-1 • Sun. 12-12 Open 7 Days A Week A Variety Of Dinners Salads Wednesday Special Hamburg Macaroni 169 1 , i $ ' I I I i t fi; S ' I Best Of Luck From BAUM AUTO SUPPLY Best of Luck to the class of 1986 Uyaia i±iexi Z ancE St udio Jazz-T ap-Ballet-Acrobat Louise, Linda, And Lorrie Bus. Phone 536-3146 Res. Phone 532-4803 21 Homer Street Fairview, Mass. 01020 1780 Westover Rd, Chicopee 593-1452 Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1986 From The CHICOPEE COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL “BOOSTER CLUB” Parents Who Get Involved 170 5 I I I I S is Compliments Of; Willimansett Credit Union 732 Chicopee St. Chicopee, MA. 01013 (413) 533-4079 I § I I I ' S COTE ' S CARPET CONST., INC. SALES AND INSTALLATION 1273 MEMORIAL DRIVE CHICOPEE, MASS. 01020 AREA CODE 413 593-3585 Compliments Of POLEP WESTERN MASS. TOBACCO CANDY CO., INC. 705 Meadow St. Chicopee, MA 01013 Tel. 592-5108 ' ruo v City Hall Chicopee, MA 01013 S ' S I I ' S 0€£Jei 171 i i TUBS WED 9am- 5pm THURS FRI 9am- SAT dam- 4pm FULL SERVICE SALON SOLAR NAILS BY DONNA UNISEX HAIR DESIGN BY MARIA MANCUSO ..Total Image 207 Exchange St., Chicopee Shopping Plaza Chicopee, MA 01013, (413) 592-6393 Widdes FneFhnl Memorial Drive Chicopee The Largest Instant Printing and Copying Business In Western Massachusetts CHICOPEE 17 Center Street 592-9283 1400 Memorial Drive 536-0606 CHICOPEE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION “Concerned educators working in behalf of students and quality education.’’ Desr Of Luck To The Class Of ' 86 i?r Ray Bouyea Lisa Fontaine Rich Roy Angela Deni Rich Sweeney Cheryl LaFleur Kimberly Hoime Rob Desormier Joyce Rondeau Yvette Beaulieu Ken Seymour Lisa Shea Chris Tolpa Mollie Szlachetka Russ King Kirsten Dubois Mike Kijak Shawn Malone Steve Bail Mark Nadeau Kathy Stec Michelle Franklin Lynn Barlow Paul Niemiec Scott Gadoury Bob Boucher Jeff LaReau Tom Bajgier Adam McLean Missy Holt Tom Dubreuil Diane Zalewski Kevin Gallagher Ed Medina Tom O ' Donnell Steve Sawa Kelly Glanville Paul Evon Glenn Beauregard John Griffin Bill Boutin Jim LaFleur Sean Rahilly Marek Drabinski Paul DeWindt 1 73 Compliments of SAint chRistopheR’s episcopal chuRch 3V tei_EGRaph ave. (Off Route 33) CHICOPEE. MA. 01020 Ernie Sroka Branch Manager FERRARA AUTO PARTS Our Best Wishes To The Class Of ’86 From STERLING TOOL 330 Fuller Rd. Chicopee, MA. 01020 592-5127 THE RESTATRANT LOUNGE BERNARDINO Chicopee Branch 600 Front Street Chicopee, MA 01013 Telephone (413) 594-4776 NAPA From Your Friends At McDonald’s 1460 Memorial Dr. Chicopee 17 .MARKETSyi AKE ( IlK Ol ' EE, MASS. TEL. MAM EL HERNAKDINO l KI SIDI I 1‘KOrKII lOK Best Wishes From The CHICOPEE BAR ASSOCIATION dMenvIile credit in union ft I J DW twfe Q Community Bank ;■ MAVlfMCMI t C � BafBmk Valley lOLISII JA ! I() AL KIDI BANK OF BOSTON VVL!)ILKN I 13 Hampshir National Bank c u MON Showmut RrstBonk BANKOF NEW ENGLAND WEST m 4. 14 ■ COOPERATIVE BANK Good Luck Class Of 1986 Mobil PIOTTE PHARMACY, INC. o Maurice R. Piotte, R. Ph. MARV’S MOBIL Memorial Drive Chicopee, MA 01020 671 Grattan St. Aldenville, Mass. 534-7065 BURKE BEVERAGE, INC 1125 Sheridan St. Westover Industrial Area Chicopee, Mass. 01022 Jnc, 641 Grattan St. P.O. Box 385 Chicopee, MA 01020 (413) 532-3291 I I 175 ih Congratulations Rolande From MOM DAD PETER, PAM, ADAM, RENEE DAVID LOIS KENNETH DEBBIE k TELLIER’S AUTO BODY, INC. Where Workmanship Is A Matter Of Pride For Three Generations.” 533-8585 386 Meadow St. Chicopee, MA 01013 177 Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 And Good Luck In The Future. Sincerely, THE CLA S OF 1988 LARRY D. UNWIN 598-8844 598-8389 V OVtRHEADOOo,j DISTRIBUTOR: FIMBEL DOORS yV INDUSTR IAL • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL WOOD • STEEL • ALUMINUM FIBREGLASS MANUAL • ELECTRIC • RADIO CONTROLLED = SERVICE = 895 MEADOW STREET CHICOPEE. MA 01013 Compliments Of ADVOGUE CARPET GALLERY SUZUKI OF WESTERN MASS INC. West State St. (Rte. 202) Granby, MA (413) 467-3499 Suzuki Center Cleaners Shirt Laundry Chicopee’s Oldest And Most Reliable Dry Cleaner CENTER CLEANERS 82 Center St. 592-0280 com’mence (k� -mdns ' ) v. -m«nc« l, -menc-lng, -menc-es, —tr. To begin; start. — intr. To come into existence; have a beginning. (ME commencen OFr. comender VLat. cominitiare : Lat. com- (intensive) + LLat. initiare, to be- gin Lat. initium. beginning.} — com-nwne ' er n. com-mence-ment (ka-mdns ' manl) n. 1. A beginning; start 2. a. A ceremony at which academic degrees or diplomas arc conferred, b. The day on which such a ceremony takes place. com’mend (ka-mind ' ) tr.v. -m«nd «d, -m ncHng, -mends. I.To represent as worthy, qualified, or desirable; recom- mend. 2. To express approval of; praise. 3. To commit to the care of another; entrust. (ME commenden Lat. com- mendare : com- (intensive) -f- mandate, to entrust.] — com- mend ' «-bi« adj. — com-m nd ' a-ble n«� n. — com-m«nd ' «- biy adv. com men da-tlon (kdm ' an-da ' shsn) n. 1 . The act of com- mending. 2. Something, esp. an ofhcial award or citation, that commends. com m n da to iy (ka-min ' da-tbr ' e, -tOr ' C) adj. Serving to commend or praise. com ' men ' tai (ka-m n ' sal) adj. 1 . Of or pertaining to those who customarily eat at the same table. 2. Biol. Of. pertain- ing to, or characterized by commensalism, ‘—n. 1. A cus- tomary mealtime companion. 2. Bio . An organism participating in a commensal relationship. (ME Med. Lat. commensalis ; Lat. com-, together + Lat. mensa, table.] ■— com m«n ' aaHy adv. com‘nf «n aal‘ism (ka-m4n ' s9-llz ' am) n. Biol A relationship in which two or more organisms live in close association and in which dne may derive some benefit but in which neither harms or is parasitic on the other. com man su ra bl« (k� -m4n ' sar-a-bal, -shar-) adj. 1 . Capa- ble of being measured by a common standard. 2. Properly proportioned; fitting. 3. Math. Exactly divisible by the same unit an integral number of times. Used of two quantities. (LLat. commensurabilis : Lat. com-, together -F mensurabi is, measurable Lat. mensura, measure.] — com-m n ' � u ' ra birt ' ty n. — com-m«n ' au’r« biy adv. com men su ' rata (ka-min ' sar-It, -shar-) adj. 1. Of the same size, extent, or duration. 2. Corresponding m size or degree; proportionate; a salary commensurate with his performance. 3. Having a common measure or standard; commensurable. (LLat. commenswatus : Lat. com-, together -f mensuratus, p.part. of mensurare, to measure Lat. mensura, measure.) — com-m«n ' au rit -ly adv. — com-m«n ' su ' ra ' Uon .n. com m«nt (kdm ' int ' ) «. 1. A written note intended as an explanation, illustration, or criticism of a passage in a book or other writing; annotation. 2. a. A brief statement of fact or opinion, esp. a remark that expresses a personal reaction or attitude; made a comment on the governor’s speech, b. An impli«d conclusion or judgment; a novel that is a comment on contemporary lawlessness. 3. Talk; gossip: a divorce that caused much comment — v, —intr. To make a comment; remark. — ir. To make com- mems on; annotate. (ME Lat. commentum, interpretation neuter p.part. of comminisci, to devise.] com m«n-tar y (kbm ' an-iir ' e) n., pi. -!••. 1. A series of ex- planations or interpretations 2. Often commanlarl . An expository treatise or senes of annotations; exegesis. 3. S omething that explains or illustrates: a scandal that is a sad commentary on city government. 4 . Often comm«nlarl« . A personal narrative, memoir. — com ' m n-t r ' l � l (-14 4-31) adj Congratulcitions kom your friends at Fairfield Mall Fairfield Mall .591 MF.MOKIAI 1)RI b. t HK OPKl 179 413) 539-9788 TH eTREAT Ice Cream Sandwich Shop We serve light breakfasts lunches too. Italian mute RESTAURANT 264 Exchange St. Chicopee 594-5155 Open: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. - Mon. - Fri 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. - Sat. Closerd Sun. New Expanderj Menu Grill Service 1405 MEMORIAL DRIVE CHICOPEE, MASS. ABDOW’S BIG BOY Breakfast - Lunch Dinner SEVEN-UP SPRINGFIELD BOmERS, INC. 136 NURSERY STREET. SPRINGFIELD. MASS. 01101 Late Night Snacks embers B hUi JAMES RIVER GRAPHICS, INC, South Hadley, Massachusetts 01075 I I I iUNOra (413)592-3547 A H SERVICE Complete Auto Care Towing - Repairs - Emission Tests Joe Rzeszutek Owner 376 Broadway Chicopee, MA 01020 181 s i ®0 ' Ilhams Best Wishes To The Class Of “1986” 945-955 Chicopee St. Chicopee Lumber Building Materials “Since 1876” 7hm] a , HOME CENTER S ' INC. The SPOT For Your Sporting Needs Team Discounts Fairfield Mall, 591 Memorial Dr. Chicopee, MA 01020 (413)593-5466 EAD UARTERS Tel. (413) 533-1424 591 James Street Chicopee, MA 01020 In the Fairfield Mall For Your Latest Hair Styles COGTS CASUALS Fashions For Juniors and Misses Walk-Ins Accepted Appointments Call 593-3491 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, JOAN A. GIANNETTI Friday, Saturday 1 0-5 RUTH E. COSMOPOULOS Thursday 10-8 Best Wishes Class Of 1986 Towh (3ountUj (3asuaU From WANDA ADAMCZYK 1573 MEMORIAL DRIVE CHICOPEE, MASS. 01020 (413) 534-3491 AR MENARD HOLMBERG HONDA 767 Memorial Dr. Chicopee 593-6721 American Realty 461 Memorial Ave. Chicopee 594-5177 ABS SYSTEMS INC. Special Occasions Captured Forever On Video Tape WEDDINGS REUNIONS ANNIVERSARIES PERFORMING ARTS HOME PERSONAL- PROPERTY INVENTORIES DEPOSITIONS WILLS COURT ROOM EVIDENCE CONVENTIONS SEMINARS SALES PROMOTIONS 44 KSMJSSAMS 53 Prospect Hill Rd. East Windsor, CT VIDEO TAPING SERVICES 536-6504 from Playback KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 69 Bingo - Wednesday Night 460 Granby Rd. Chicopee, MA 01013 Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1986 From The CHICOPEE BOARD OF ALDERMEN 183 Congratulations Class Of 1986 THE BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS Chicopee Lodge, No. 1849 Officers 1985 - 1986 Exalted Ruler Esteemed Leading Knight Esteemed Loyal Knight Esteemed Lecturing Knight Secretary Treasurer Esquire Chaplain Inner Guard Justice Of The Subordinate Forum Tiler Homer Bergeron Theodore Laborde John Krupczak Roger Remillard Edward Rybak John Stachowicz Kenneth Poulin Ronald Dupont Richard Hamel Michael Shea Edward Lis, P.E.R. Trustees Theodore Jamrog, P.E.R. Francis J. Riley, P.E.R. Peter Clarke, P.E.R. Frank Rueli, P.E.R. Edward Rojowski, P.E.R. W Chrysler Leasing Financing Daily Rentals COOK-CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH 760 Front St. Chicopee, MA. Off. Tel. 598-8354 Robert A. Kraefft Genera! Agent Robert A. Kraefft insurance Agency n nJ[n nJ insurance Corporation :=z. 35 Reeds tone Ave. Chicopee, Massachusetts 01020 Bus; 1(4131 5340566 Telephone (413) 594-5158 Snyder Furniture, Inc. 54 Center Street Chicopee, Mass. 01013 Daily 9:00-8:30 Sat. 9:00-5:00 DavignonT goldsmiths • DIAMOND MErJCMANTS J l V W W f Nothing But The Best . . . For You In F ct-You-Hive Been Our Mjin Concern For Years. We ' ve Nurtured Our Relation With You, Knowing Quality, Service, And Style Have Been Essentials To You. In Establishing A Trustworthy Reputation •You ' ve Shown Us The Way. We ' re Clad We Can Make Your Stop At The Jewelers ... A Pleasure 213 High Street • Holyoke, MA 01040 532-7306 MEDICAL WEST COMMUNITY HEALTH PLAN, INC M W 444 MONTGOMERY STREET CHICOPEE, MASS 01020 A Grov ing Federally Qualified Health Maintenance Organization Serving the Heart of Western Massachusetts Sponsored by and affiliated with Blue Cross of Massachusetts ARNOLD’S MEATS 307 Grattan St., Chicopee, MA Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION An Investment In People Douglas A. Gray Director Of Vocational Education 1801 Memorial Drive Chicopee, MA. Phone 533-3104 or 533-5503 pental 0 Things To Rent For Every Event Rent By The Day, Week Or Month Free Estimates THE LACQUER SHOP Auto Restoration and Repairs 361Chicopee St. (Behind The Ugly Duckling) Chicopee, MA 533-2800 Best Of Luck THE LAFLAMME FAMILY I I S 8 8 8 8 8 Pianos Organs Guitars Lessons THE NATURAL LOOK 1400 Memorial Dr. Chicopee, MA 01020 (413)536-8375 591 Memorial Dr. At Fairfield Mall 593-1330 ■ I I I I I CASEY CHEVROLET INC. Machine Shop Service - Welding Custom Tubing Exhaust Bending Dyno Tuning - General Repairs 505 Memorial Dr. Chicopee, MA 01020 592-4641 EAST COAST AUTOMOTIVE 2009 Memorial Dr. Chicopee, MA 532-9012 L 187 Congratulations Kathy And Rich Service You Never Dreamed Possible” SWEENEY BROS., INC. TRANSPORTATION 4050 Westover Rd. Serving • CONNECTICUT • MASSACHUSETTS • RHODE ISLAND • NEW YORK • NEW JERSEY • FLORIDA • TEXAS Chicopee, MA 01020 • DELAWARE • MARYLAND • OHIO • PENNSYLVANIA • VIRGINIA • WASHINGTON D.C. Phone: 413-593-5933 To The Class Of 1986: We Would Like To Wish You Much Success And Happiness In The Future. • The Class Of 1987 K I I i I I I I S I I MATHIS Oldsmobile Buick Cadillac 67 Exchange St., Chicopee Corner West Exchange St. 594-6626 S«rvice Fit For A King CROWN CLEANERS CORPORATION TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS DAVE BRUNELLE. Mgr. 277 MAIN STREET HOLYOKE. MASS 01040 PHONE: 533-1566 MRS. L BRUNELLE. Mgr 839 CHICOPEE STREET CHICOPEE. MASS 01013 PHONE: 534-4197 1930 St, Pierre 19Q5 Aldenville Funeral Home Jet. of Crattan St. and Dale St. A 55 Year Tradition of Serving Families In the Springfield Area SERVING ALL OF CHICOPEE AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS Formerly the Robert Funeral Home Virginia StPierre Licensed Director „ Geo Sl Pierre K. Licensed Director ta tu (( Remember now thj; Creator in the da ;s of thy youth. Ecclesiastes 12:1 yf BEST WISHES TO OUR GRADUATES . MAY GOD LEAD YOU INTO AVENUES OF USEFUL SERVICE. TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH 603 New Ludlow Road Chicopee Senior High Bible Study 9:45 A.M. Sundays Pastor Herb Koonce Youth Pastor Br an Olden Phone: (413) 536-2775 College Career Bible Study “These things have I written unto you that believe on the name of the Son fo God; that ye may know that ye have eternal life ....’’ I JOHN 5:13 n 190 Good Luck Class Of 1986 MAYOR RICHARD S. LAK I I Best Wishes For The Class Of ’86 Visit “The Good People” At DAIRY MART 1284 Memorial Dr. Chicopee, MA TIMBERLAND • SPEEDO • RAWLINGS NEW BALANCE • SAUCONY • COOPER CONVERSE • PATRICK • EASTON • PUMA SPOT-8ILT • RUSSELL • BRINE • PONY • STX MURPHY ' S SPORTING GOODS AND TROPHIES 6 Center St., Chicopee. MA 01013 ATM.ETC EOUMUT. UMFWm i JUUTI f«a icMoii. Tum t OMtautTmi DANNY Di FILIPPO (Owner) 25 CENTER ST. CHICOPEE, MA 01013 I I I I Custom Woodworking, Inc. of Remodeling Your Kitchen or Bath? 30 HAYNES CIRCLE, CHICOPEE, MA. (Corner of Fuller Road A Haynes Circio) CALL: 594-4354 Come to Custom Woodworking, Inc. We ' ve Built Our Reputation On Quality, Style. Service And A Reasonable Price. I I § 191 m nhjerstt uto cl|ool WE CALL FOR YOU INSURANCE REDUCTION • PRIVATE LESSONS COMPLETE DRIVER TRAINING LICENSED BY REGISTRY OF MOTOR VEHICLE S 440 FRONT STREET, CHICOPEE ANTHONY L. KUMIEGA Bus. 592-3500 Res. 592-5592 HOME OF THE CANADIAN ROCKERS l l oodHand uznLiuxs E.COX 591 MEMORIAL DR. CHICOPEE, MA 01020 FAIRFIELD MALL 413-593-5636 (413) 534-0204 QoCcptiaf Wctou WE SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY AUTOMOBILES 1965 MEMORIAL DRIVE CHICOPEE. MA 01020 Congratulations Class Of 1986 From DOLORES ASSELIN City Collector ■ ■«. Best OF Luck To The Class Of ' 86 From MCDONALD’S 777 Meadow St Chicopee McDonald ' s To The Class Of 1986: May All Your Dreams Come True, As Ours Have With Each Other. Love, KATHY SHAWN “Kathy” U Made It Finally. Con “Grad” ulations To The Whole Class. The Boss At HASTING STATIONERS CHICOPEE CENTER 77 ” To The Class Of ’86 May The Road Rise To Meet You, May The Wind Be Always At Your Back, May The Sun Shine Warm Upon Your Face, And The Rains Fall Soft Upon Your Fields, And Until We Meet Again, May God Hold You In The Hollow Of His Hand. Senior Class Officers Kathy Stec - President Jackie Fortier - Vice President Kim Hoime - Secretary Michelle Franklin - Treasurer Senior Class Advisors Mr. Raymond Boulais Mr. Alfred Pinciak 1 % M.CZTTt tiiSic CEnteBS New England ' s One-Stop Music Store’ COMPLETE REPAIR SERVICE ON ALL INSTRUMENTS • ENFIELD • WESTFIELD • HOLYOKE MALL • INDIAN ORCHARD New England ' s Largest Music Studios ' Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 From CARTER PAPER COMPANY 126 Wayside Ave. 785-1961 West Springfield, MA P POLY PLATING. INC. 4610 Westover Road WESTOVER INDUSTRIAL AIRPARK Chicopee, MA 01022 Best Of Luck Ed Ondrick President Phone (413)593-5477 Poly-Ond™ (413) 533-3637 WESTERN MASS. CONCRETE PUMPING, INC. 135 Slate Rd. Chicopee, MA. 592-6816 c utomotive FOREIGN DOMESTIC CAR SERVICE NICK PASSIDAKIS 531 MONTGOMERY ST. (COR. GRANBY RD.) CHICOPEE. MA. 01020 STEPPIN OUT ' ' tNe professional school oF cIance ' 1241 Granby Road • Chicopee. MA 01020 Phone 593-3090 MARY ANNE MASON Instructor I extend my sincerest congratulations to the mem- bers of the class of 1986. Continue your pursuit for excellence and continue your concerns in developing a more understanding and humanistic world. To the class of 1986: The accomplishments of this class are many, and I congratulate you on a job well done. Always keep in mind that your education does not end when you gra- duate. Your life is an education. Wishing each of you good fortune as well as good health and happiness. -hi To my class: The class of 1986 has much to be proud of. Your achievements in the classroom, the shops, the fields of athletic competition and life in general rank you as one of the finest classes ever at Comp. As your administra- tor and advisor, I challenge you to continue your efforts on behalf of yourself and your fellow man. I wish each of you a healthy and happy life. To the class of 1986: Throughout the past four years we have all gained experience and relationships that will last a lifetime. I hope that whatever knowledge you take with you will help you to be successful and productive in our growing society. May I offer you my best wishes for health, happiness and success in all your future endeavors. FACULTY PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Donald A. Baker Frau Blodgett Mr. Mrs. Roger C. Bowden Dorothy Dana C. Cutter Mrs. Lucienne Czupryna Lt. Col. Mrs. Ronald Filak Mr. Mrs. Paul LeBeau Christine Lukas-Wilk Mr. Mrs. Neil R. Martell Edward M. Osetek Mr. Mrs. Ronald Pete Mr. Mrs. William E. Sittard 195 2 Our Personal Best Wishes For Success And Happiness In The Future MARC - LARRY - LISA - CHRIS - DAN Official 1986 Class Photographer 284 Pine St. Holyoke, MA 01040 413-532-9406 127 Mill St. Springfield, MA 01108 413-734-7337 0 I ' 196 i PARENT PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Stanley Akalis (Kristine) Mr. Mrs. Roland Amnotte (Carol) Mr. Mrs. Frank Arnett (Keith) Mr. Mrs. Robert Astley (Bonnie) Mr. Mrs. Casmir Bajgier (Thomas) Mr. Mrs. Barden (Cathryn) Mr. Mrs. Elbert Barlow (Laura) Irene Gemme (Lawrence Batchelor) Mr. Mrs. Robert Beane (Robert) Mr. Mrs. Arthur Beauregard (Glenn) Maureen Glenn Black (Adam McLean) Mr. Mrs. Robert Blout (Mary Michael) Mr. Mrs. Robert Boucher (Robert) Mr. Mrs. J. Bruce Broyles (Jeffrey) Mr. Mrs. Thomas Carabine (Thomas) Mr. Jose Carrion (Leighann) Mr. Gerald Chagnon (Neal) Elaine Christian (Joanne) Mr. Mrs. Irwin Cohen (Rebecca) Dottie Lennox (Angela Conde) Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Costello (E.J.) Pauline Rick Coulombe (Donald) Mr. Mrs. Robert Desormier (Robert) Doris Desroches (Lisa) Maria DeWindt (Paul) Mr. Mrs. Maurice Dion (Danielle) Mr. Mrs. Raymond Dubreuil (Thomas) Mr. Mrs. Daniel Edwards (Timothy) Mr. Mrs. Clayton Fleury (Nancy) Mr. Mrs. William Fortier (Jacqueline) Richard Cieslak (Ronald Frank) Mr. Mrs. Edward Frew (Brian) Mr. Mrs. Edgar Gadoury (Scott) Mr. M rs. Edward Gauthier (David) Mr. Mrs. Edmund Gelinas (Edmund) Mr. Mrs. Paul Giroux (Glen) Mr. Mrs. James Glanville (Kelly) Mr. Mrs. Gerald Guiel (James) Dorothy Hamel (Douglas) Mr. Mrs. Raymond Hamel (Kevin) Mr. Mrs. Alcide Houle (Denise) Mr. Mrs. James Kijak (Michael) Mr. Mrs. Roger LaFlamme (Ann) Mr. Mrs. Leon LaFleur (James) Mr. Mrs. William LaRochelle (Steven) Ann Lefebvre (Lena) Mr. Mrs. Paul LeMay (Patricia) Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Asselin Mr. Mrs. Richard Lepage (Michelle) Mr. Mrs. Neil Major (Patrick) Mr. Mrs. Charles Malone (Shawn) Mr. Bruce McLean (Adam) Mr. Mrs. Peter Meyer (Denise) Mr. Mrs. Leon Nadeau (Mark) Jean Chappel (David Newton) Mr. Mrs. Fred Neimiec (Paul) Mr. Mrs. Daniel O’Donnell (Thomas) Don Pat Partyka (Wendy) Mr. Mrs. Leon Peloquin (Lisa) Mr. Mrs. Willard Rider (Debra) Mr. Mrs. Rene Robillard (Renee) Mr. Wonderful Mr. Mrs. Roger Roy (Diane) Dianne Ryan (Danielle) Mrs. Helen Godin (Maura Smith) Mr. Mrs. Eugene Stec (Kathy) Mr. Mrs. Martin Sweeney (Kathy) Richard Susan Sweeney (Rich) Mr. Mrs. Thomas Trembley (Theresa David) Mr. Mrs. Patrick Welch (Kathy) Mr. Mrs. Charles Wilson (James Christopher) Mr. Mrs. Palmer Wright (Lisa) 197 i PROFESSIONAL PATRONS ACandS Alpha Transmission American Specialty Grinding Co., Inc. BTS Bay State Moving Systems, Inc. Cabot Liquors C T Pizza Cavalier’s Charlie’s Lucky Strike Chicopee Concrete Service, Inc. Chicopee Public Schools Administration Cierpiel Memorial Home Corner Store Mr. William Coscore John P. Crean Auto Insurance Creative Innovation Herbert H. Curry Dick’s Camera Repair, Inc. Dino’s European Hair Styling Doug’s Auto Body Dubin Boarding Grooming DuFault Vann Company Dunlop Florist Darlene Dybas Dymski’s Sport Center Mr. Mrs. George F. Fitzgerald Forging Tool Die Co., Inc. Fortin Industries Fruit Fair “Furniture Doc’’ Giovanni’s Pizza Harold Kent’s Ford City Rudy Gawron Sons Provision Co. Golden Mirror Salon Gosselin-Deady Insurance Jeannette’s Beauty Salon King Pharmacy Kitchens by Architectural Woodworking Kountry Kutters Lacroix’s, Inc. Lanky’s Lunch Lapite’s Sweet Shop Larder School of Dancing Larry’s Supply Le Fleurist Dr. Richard M. L’Heureux D.D.S. John R. Lyman Company Mickey’s Bike Shop Utilities Northeast Open Window Red’s Plumbing Roy’s Mobil Station Dr. Edward Ryan, D.D.S. Serge’s Barber Shop Sonoco Products Co. Strawberry Products, Inc. Suburban Shoe Repair Tito’s Auto Sales Edward F. Valego Valley Cinema Sound Telephone WACE AM Radio 730 Westover Building Supply Inc. Westover Shoe Repair John S. Whalen, Jr. E.J. Wier Opticians, Inc. Edmund G. Woods Real Estate Yelle Roofing Co. Please Support Our Business Patrons Special thanks to: Mrs. Mary Filak, Memini advisor, for her devotion to producing a quality book and for her hard work far above and beyond the call of duty. Mr. Don Lendry, Josten’s representative, for his neverending patience and invaluable assistance. The Greniers, for all the extra time and care they put in to provide us with photos. Mr. Mitchell Kuzdzal, for his encouragement. Mr. Alfred Pinciak, for all of his understanding, patience, and assistance. Mrs. Julie Leonard, for her advice and support. The Senior class officers, for their support. Tammie Carroll and Denise Houle, for their artwork, especially for the cover. My yearbook staff . . . the few, the proud, the exhausted. “Bookends” Copyright ® 1968 by Paul Simon Used by permission 19 ‘� « I k-r L .- 4 . 4 ' � • A f 9 ' i ift iw ftifiiJfi DATE DUE