Chicopee High School - Memini Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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Adamczyk - Benard Cynthia Adamczyk David Adkins 86 Jennings St. MFLC 1,2, Yrbk. 3-4, Sec. Ed. 4, 79 Melvin St. Band 1-4 N.H.S. 3-4, Pro Mento 4 Brett Allende 30 Gardner Rd. Michael Asselin 115 VaherAve. MFLC 1-2, Golf 2-3, H.R. Rep. 1 Susan Asselin 94 Deane St. Stu. Coun. 1-4, Who ' s Who, Tennis 3-4. Yrbk. 2-4, Sec. Ed. 4, MFLC 1-2, Spag. Sup. 1-4, Sr. Prom Comm., Band 1-2 Loriann Baranowski 96 Acrebrook Dr. Bsktbl. 1-2, MFLC, Yrbk. 2-3 Doris Avery 699 N. Chicopee St. Off. Aid. 3, Yrbk. 3 Victoria Bassett 36 Wallace Ave. James Babineau 30 Bardon St. Ftbl. 4 Christine Beam 125 Simonich Cir. Arthur Baldwin 97 Robak Dr. Becky Beaulieu 105 Pondview Dr. MFLC 1-2, N.H.S., Who ' s Who Kimberly Beaulieu 54 Pembroke Place Ch idr. 2, Jour. 3-4, Chr. Ed. 4, H R. Rep 1-4, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Stu. Coun. 1-2, P.P. Ftbl. 4, MFLC Stephen Beauregard 33 Call St. Robert Benard Jr. 31 Fanwood St. Ftbl. Bsebl. 1-2 1,3-4, N.H.S., MFLC 1-2,

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Class Officers (top row) Margaret Downing, President, Sue Bowler, Vice President, Stacey Morris, Secretary, and Joel Broyles, Treasurer, (bottom row) Advisors Miss Karen Szostkiewicz and Mr. Ronald Pete Advisors speak on goals for class Advisors for the Senior Class do a great amount of work for their class. Ronald Pete and Karen Szost- kiewicz have now fullfilled their duties as class advi- sors. Both agree that ' They have enjoyed working with the Senior Class for the past three years and that it has been a rewarding ex- perience. Having had the pleasure of knowing many of the Seniors when they were underclassmen, we have been able to observe the changes in their atti- tudes and behavior over the past four years. As advi- sors, we have had the chance to meet more Sen- iors than we would have known from teaching in the classroom.” There were very many events in our years at Comp. According to Mr. Pete the smoothest running activity was the Junior Prom (May 1986). The toughest activities to co- ordinate were the fund rais- ing sales (magazine and candy). The cheese sale. however, was very success- ful and very smooth run- ning for everyone. Miss Szostkiewicz had a few closing statements. The cooperation of many members of the Class of 1987 in helping with all of the class activities has been appreciated. The accom- plishments of the Class of 1987 would have been im- possible without the help of the Senior Officers. It ' s important that all members of the Senior Class continue to show their respect for others and realize the importance of becoming mature, respon- sible individuals upon graduation. Mr. Pete, too, has a few closing thoughts and ideas for the Class of 1987. ”1 hope that after you have all finished your Senior Year you achieve and surpass all of your goals in life-Whether you will be venturing into college. Joining the work force or enlisting into the Armed Forces. I also wish you all the success that will come with achieving your goals. If I may Just give a small piece of advice let it be to provide respect not only for the members of our class, or each other but for everyone and anyone who we may come in contact with. Good Luck, it has been a great pleasure work- ing with each one of you.” Officers Discuss nigh School Years. The class officers have been hard at work for the past three years of high school so we could make 1987 the best class from Chicopee Comprehensive High School. They have had both good times and bad times. Life, for them, has not run smoothly all the time. For instance, when asked what ■ the toughest activity to coordinate was, all four officers had to agree that it was a toss-up between find- ing entertainment for the Prom (whether to hire a D.J. or a band) and planning the Senior Picnic. Also, all four officers were asked which activity they enjoyed the most. Stacey Morris replied, I en- joyed the Prom. It was tough to organize, but when it finally came together, it was worth it. Both Margaret Downing and Sue Bowler were in agreement. Joel Broyles said, Personally, I enjoyed the Halloween Dance. They also began to discuss some of the biggest disagree- ments between officers and advi- sors. The officers seemed to be- lieve that the biggest problem was a lack of communication. Lastly, when asked if they had any advice to give to the class, Stacey replied, Don ' t let people walk all over you. If you make a decision, stick to it. Joel responded, The memories will stay with me for- ever.

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Benoit Watch what you say about my girlfriend. - Jim Babineau Kris Best 72 keele St. Lucy Boilard 84 Clairmont Ave. Swim. 1-4, Tennis 2-4 Marie Benoit 113 Stebbins St Stu. Coun. 1, Chidr. 1, Cl. Sec. 1, Yrbk. 2-4 Michele Benoit Kenneth Berger 113 Stebbins St Stu. Coun. 1,3-4, Yrbk. 3-4, 131 Edward St H.R. Rep. 1 Allen Bergeron 44 Meetinghouse Rd. Elizabeth Bernier 551 Prospect St Lib. Aid. 2 Karen Berwaldt 83 Boucher Cir. Tennis 2-4, MFLC 1-2, Yrbk. 2-4 Kimberly Blain 84 Stewart St Richard Bobrowski 90 Fletcher Cn. Ftbl. 4, Track 4, Stu. Coun. 1-2, Band 1, MFLC 1 Jennifer Blair 31 Macek Dr. H R. Rep. 1-4, Stu. Coun. 3-4, Chidr. 2-3, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. David Boisjolie 53 Cyran St Bsebl. 1. Hockey 1-4 Donna Boissonneault 176 Prospect St C.C. 2-4, Track 1-4, N.H.S., Pro Merito, MFLC 1-2, Who ' s Who Sheila Bolduc 258 Fletcher Cir. Yrbk. 1-4, Sec. Ed. 4 Bsktbl. Mgr. 2-4, Bsebl. Mgr. 2-4, N.H.S., Pro Merito, Who’s Who, MFLC