Drury High School - Class Book Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1972 volume:

1 A I i 1 ! I l I Q i 8 1 11 Q5 M N NA THANI TE Q 1 1 4 1972 Drury High School North Adams, Massachusetts as ,, :N In , . ,. if 4 ' ll ' From the Editor I would like to thank Mr. Horahan for his patient advis- ing and especially Mr. Randolph Trabold and Mrs. Edward Horahan for, without their assistance l doubt this yearbook would have been possible. I lust want to say that I hope next year's book and books to come will receive more sup- port and assistance from the students. After all, it is your book. U W 47 I M.,- ,.. P . U. sq' -1 ,... Y I 'Ali f'-nal. 1, PJ aw If'- '4 II K f' .X 'IZ 'J 8 I Y., 1 Dedica tion With our deepest appreciation for his many years of teaching and enlightening the students of Drury High School, we, the class of 1972, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. William Prevey. Q 1 4 YQ l .lt , I I.: F ' . P rn 5' If . bl ' I ' 91. 'ff' A 2 l, H. fa 9 F . l , C 17 0'f 'u -1 X -6 .44'If'Z-V ,. , 'ws A' vfgg , V Q ijt! 0 . 0 It - iff if . PM f ii. p 'An- o'3 If -Q-F Iva ik.. DRURY HIGH SUHU l 3k A 7 5 You 'Ve Said 3 Lot of Things lWwwUEke anSay. . . - I .L Alf K-J 'I ' '54 .qw-...W , ,Q - f i A R 3 1 -,X .. , ,.-D' ,as x7,,, 1,1 -1-I' Wh I1 You Say Devils 'vie-li LJ, in Ili-W. A ,L 1 fi .91 Y 9 B,-'ifltgf-rub-t-fgw A Q ' I 5 ' 'N ' - . l X A A ' Q 1 R ci -' ' 1' 'vw ' ' , T.. ' f Q P 'T ' 2 1'-s'12'-.f f '3 '..fz!g-4' ' I:-1'l.-Q--+ . fw' M- fm. - . - -,. M .x' -nw ' N, ' ' , 1 'H U' . , ..: fu N' ' ' 1--,-nf ff- ' ' 'ff-1 - ' . ., - ,1.-:..- 1 - .. - -'w16M. .+ ..., ---8 . , . v . 1 ., .,, . ,- A . 1 , - -. A.. .xvgwf -- w 3 7... , ,, 5 ' , : . .Q Y V K .K 11 1 -31? 1- ov 5 - - , . , ,A -4 ' ' ' 'ti ,P is 53 oAXl't7,, . fu- ' 7 . -. -' X D, 1 1 1 , 7 -1 A .Ami , Q, ' -,H ,, 5 4 , Q .f .4 , . A. . u . in i, .x 57.5 A I ' ai -. 1 L I , -L i x . if-A h Av iw- 3. K U A !'ww 1, A. J-Jn. '4. -'1 -A ' . ' .. ., . I V .4- K , '34, -' Q ., .J '-4 'f'l' -., I 8 .V ay.. 'N . -- ' .. 9'7 . .-'.- sl-. h .gx W x wx 9 -.1 ,N ...V . 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Nw l-'.'f9'1'- I , f - - -1 1 ww -U31. ?.!iGL V Y -B : 3 4' if 4- . 5 1-I- 'Q YOU 'VE SAID IT ALL!! .ul-v-' 7 - Kiwi A 5 , in 3 Af' 1- ms iffy? 1' 3,3 'iz' 4 j. Q i M. 'L N, yi l M.. DR. ROBERT LORETAN Administration Rs '5 MR. ROBERT MARONI Y., . ,qu L-'W' .- wr. ' ' 1 far' ' V' v 4-1-5.83 N 'Q Q . . .7--,fx-'L-A - v . Q. : 17 sf' '-- - 31: -.- :- . I .2 1.3.1 , ' ,PH +5 ??.m,.f . MM. My-fx f .l .yi -.51 Y , W A' ' ,Jw.,-- V . ham, .ff 1 wg ,U a ' . 56 , . -1. .: A . E. ' ' 'V A f I J 1 5 f 5-J f MR. STEPHEN J. DROTTER Z , Nj ! K .. .3 f 1 X n K' MR. NICHOLAS DQINEGRO ' 0 'f. V fi -4 4 M. . ,aug .45- Guldance KN 4 Music, Art, Secretaries www sr Q J .'??.qltfl'l'pl in MISS MARY BENNETT MISS VIRGINIA HUSSEY MR. JOHN HORAHAN SECRETARIES: Mrs. Jeon Bosquet, Donna Diodahi, Mrs. Sherlyn Gregory, Miss Florence Gilbeault - -Q. ijt - I 'I ,I .iff English Drury offers a four-year program in English. lt includes the study of grammar and literature as preparation for college. The department also offers Creative Writing, a course for seniors, which helps students develop their writing talents. There are accelerated courses for students with special apti- tude and interests in English. Emphasis in these classes is placed on composition and application of literature. 3 S- E' -.. . r t 'N .fi X in 19 6 f..3fJ' ' g' MR. PAUL O. GRAVEL tDept. Headl C.--J MISS DIANNE BEDARD ZH- V- +1 N - 'fe 3 : w MRS. KATHERINE DUBY ,I-.1 MR. RICHARD JACKSON For Rfghr- MRS, VERONICA de GATEGNO Rfghr, The reochers Yoke o lunch break. iii Q. 2 . W is .0 ,LW 6' . MR. STEPHEN SEARS J' A6 'GX MRS. CAROLYN CHEESBRO G53 JQ 1, MRS. MARGARET JACKSON ' Ei ,. '1 ,gi 4? 95 3. 1 3. . a ii .Y 3 9- Q, H 'ii 24,991 MR. F. JOHN QUINN Rm Open House MRS. ELEANOR TAFF M' , I . 1 ...Ez Qu? Amid? Mathematics ur an HI' lvif ttf! Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Senior Math, and Advanced Mathematics are the courses offered by the department. Two new courses offered this year are Linear Algebra and Math Logic. The study of mathematics gives the students a fundamental command of iw mathematics so as to encourage independent study and to prepare TTT? college students for continued work. l ff' F s . MRS. LORRAINE WHITCOMB llNNtX 11T 5f 'Q! ftiiii L 4143.231 MR. RONALD SMACHETTI 1 3 it MRS. PATRICIA BUTTERFIELD 26 Right: MR. THOMAS M-:GRATH fi Y. Q 552. f? . 6-zgiw' I 2 .- .ff WW' ill Y 2 MR. FRANCIS J. NOEL MR. WILLIAM C. PREVEY . ,, .A 3 3 1 L L MR. ROBERT T. KOVE l 'N-m... '.-. 'Q avbmqi I 1 'M , ,vm ff' X . aff 5 P 41 MR. GARY F. KELLEY ,rg 9 .WQA 1.17 H1st0ry History and Sociology classes constitute the Social Studies de- partment at Drury. Through the study of the development of na- tions, students are equipped with a more complete background to cope with the problems of the modern world. The department also offers half credit courses in Black History and Contemporary Problems. as '.:.'. MR. ROGER CIRONE .sfo 7' ls Z Miss MARGARET sTewART lDept. headl thi r 1- fi, lf w 1 1 ,. l,1, 1' I Left: MR. JOSEPH GIRARDI MR. JAMES WHITNEY T: 1-K -ws' .asc 3 ,QQ ova 5 Q 4 ew 3. -M4411 Drury offers courses in Latin, Spanish, French, and ltalian. The goal of the language department is to help students gain a further understanding of foreign countries and their people by learning to read, speak, write and understand their languages. The language lab- oratory provides excellent facilities for learn- ing. It consists of tapes, records and individual listening devices. H56 aw FIV 'f ,s . ,Q--' t my 1 . if V, k MR. EDMOND rRuDeAu inept. headl 1.33: I , as ' r I I I , I MR. NATE SONDRINI Right. MISS CAROLE MILLETTE N. .-1 'X MRS. CATHERINE GRAVEL -I' MR. ARMAND PERREAULT by UIIL 4 Q 'Q Db .A- fl f ,. 4 ' , . Q wk 41' S I ,f ,A fx i MR. PAUL deGATEGNO Rlghh MISS ELAINE LEBERT 1 I Lf-ff its MR. JOHN RICHARDS MR. JOSEPH GNAIDEK 1 7'E2 fI,7X5.:v . 5'-ig, ,kj . , Jw Q MR. VINCENT KING WFP: i 7-7 ,fy-I I MR. JOHN SOLARI B usmess Business subiects offered at Drury in- clude typing, bookkeeping, shorthand and office practice. The purpose of the department is to help prepare students for careers in the field of business. vig. fx 1, aff? wwf! iff? 1 -19.4511 'AVE ' I V .sv x in 55 .5 - . Q. .. fs 2? E it Hn ,Q ft '.q ' 1 .Q 1L,,' rvy,P, F 'hy' Om r 'X 7 xy. ,I Ing I . -. 2 V'XN 141 x VYUVO hi fr! I it Nl cg--. 1-4 ...- Q . ISI... - 'OO I i 1 ' :lui 'f ': It ith 1 ' w 1 l 9' N - ..- N 7 Q' - --Q4 - ..-1-4 gnwf' .1 7 y r YIYJBF D r MRS. HELEN PETERSON ,-.Qfqzgqsgxef . ,, in 1 ..',V,: i V . W, s . ,ff .llxfs 'Qld MR. IRVING TOUPENCE fDept. Heodj MISS CATHERINE OLDHAM ':v.v w1Wfv ,,. ' . . . '1-t , JW I 3' what ii Wm 'K ff-Xa X MISS WINIFRED O'BRlEN Right. MRS. IRENE DYSON Physical Ed., urse, and Library my ..... , 43? Abs. KE A - -VI :sg . 'lw,.g MRS. ANNE WASHBURN fGirIs' Phys-Ed.l MRS. MARGARET ACCETTA lNursel 4 X W' MR. 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FRESHMAN RECEPTION QUEEN AND COURT: L, lo R.: Luso Boudreoug Joann Chulsong Debbue Apkun, Queeng Muchelle Dubyg Bonnne Hayden ,421 1.1 eil 4 Au.. , 'fu ai..-1.4 ' 95. ' ivy A 3 W my i lgg . J. N 1-I , ,, F X A ,K , ' '.......,.Q.L.,- mm: n-ami: my Q5 ' Nw 5 .uv X Fifi' 3' N ' 'E 1523 'I Q 'J H '...s-- .,,n -7 U Qs! p ,.-- '11, A . . ,W ,M mx 'Q '71 .32 9 N -S . X ki xx V I in- D-5i 3 ff X Below: BUBBA SAUNDERS. Football 1 971 E ,f 0, a a Qrs.-..Q..M Y A Dream Becomes Reality 1 ei fx , , I It C , ,, f' ' Q 1 , V , , wa' B yin M19 hx, ei 31,-. P' Q Q X - I 9 -: Q' -' . ll ' ' ll lt, K 4 fm-if hx. ' Nw' , . X ' 1 , of I, , ,. x . v , W -' - ' B- ., ' q 1 - x 'I .- 'A x jr ' . ,. . , , . ...,e,,.,. , Q ,gr if , - --my Q it J N .fs .1 1.1 ' B 'Q J 1 Z fn? 4 -y 9, . ' ilff v A .if , 4 r I Ja' s- 4 1 .fr fry 0 l , -,. Q ,xA ' we f-Lx' - I Q x 5 V R Q' V' .I ,Q 1' ',v I A it J , , . . I V- 5, 'l. . 5 - i 71 -eff fit --H fi , v 4 l R P L y . I up '-shammi A I A . , if P w 1 gi F ff , ------f I' W A 4, , - f V W-lv annur A 'J A ll 5 Jul 3 X J If Y K if J gp I M, .-qgggb if A' I , A 7 , fd' 'iff 1 f , Q ,, 'S , 5 in 'NX ' N' 4 -- ,. - Q .gt-. , W' 'Q' li M V 13 0,-Q N150- ' .av apwww' I' First Row, Left Io Right: Ron Goss, Brian Marlow, John Bourdon, Pete Mancuso, Dave Bergeron, Pete Foote, Tom Kately, Tom Hatner, Don Bergeron, Steve Nelson, Frank DePaoli, Steve Mullet, Craig Ghidotti, Ed Wilk, John Chilson, Ken Chilson. Second Row: Pete Cardillo, John Vareschi, George Apkin, George Galli, Art Palmer, Mike Falcon, Gary Ghidotti, Matt Crawford, Dave Libardi, Dave Puppolo, Mike Richardello, Ed Lapine, Steve Strange, Joe Jamallo, Chris Downey, Dave Trottier. Third Row: Ed Senecal, Dan Bergeron, Dick Dasatti, Bruce Johnson, Ron Chenail, Henry Maroni, Steve Markland, Gary Gilman, Steve Jenson, Jim Carridi, Pete Maroni, Mike McKeon, Sterling Grassi, Steve Lloyd, Bob Foote, Manager Steve Sarkis. Fourth Row: Randy Kemp, Greg Burdick, Mark Ghidotti, Steve Palmer, Bob Gagne, Mike Riordon, Jeff Maloney, Keith Noel, Ralph Balleou, Larry Taft, John Breen, Wayne DeMarsico, Ken Champagne. Fifth Row: Coaches Millard and Falcon, Dave Wood, Paul Ranzoni, Steve Blow, Jim Carli, Dan Dougherty, Mark Potvin, Kevin Smith, Bruce Whitney, Art Gould, Coaches Cirone, Whitney and McGrath. Sir rt I f , C' . -, usil 'L Z' 'ii nl V.: SENIORS, Front John Bourdon, Ron Goss, Pete Mancuso, Steve Nelson, Craig Ghidoffi, John Chilson, Steve Mullet, Ed Wilk. Back: Pete Foofe, Tom Kafely, Brian Marlow Dave Bergeron, Co-Capts. Don Bergeron and Tom Hafner, Frank DePaoli. In the opening game of the season Drury shut out Mt. Anthony 26-O, behind the fine offensive work of Tam Kately. Tom picked up 126 yards rushing and completed 8 of I5 passes for another 85 yards. The Drury de- fense proved the key in the victory as they allowed only I4 yards on the ground and I4 yards in the air to Mt. Anthony. Defensive standouts were Mott Crawford, Pete Foote, John Vareschi, Mike Falcon, Tom Hafner and Frank DePaoli, who gained 34 yards on 7 carries, while Gary Ghidotti gained 52 yards on 7 carries. George Galli supplied the most thrilling play of the game toward the end of the third period when he caught a punt on his own I5 and raced 85 yards for the touch- down. The Devils picked up their second victory when they defeated St. Joe Pitts. 28-6. Drury got off to a slow start, but with the help of Bruce Johnson, Mike Falcon, Tom Kately and Dave Libardi the Devils scored for the first time in the third period. The defense was sparked by Mike Falcon, Dave Libardi, Pete Foote, Tom Hafner, Gary Ghidotti, and Don Bergeron. Tom Kately handled the ball I8 times for a total of 69 yards. He had two touchdowns along with Dave Libardi who also if l NX Co Capt Tom Hafner Coach Cirone Co Capt Don Bergeron. 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' Ai ' 4 D ,- - y, U N In I :QI 5-xo, u Y 0 ' 1 .4 fl -'Sa 4, - il . 1 f - 1,-.F-.J s , L , 54 f ,.'tQ' 3 Co-Capt. elect Larry Potvin, Coach Willis, Co-Capt. Garry Robert. fMissing: Co-Capt. Richie Taskin.l The Drury High School cross country team faced a rebuilding iob this year, but the team did manage two wins. There were some bright spots, such as, Larry Potvin being named as an alternate on the All-County Team, and the young team finished eleventh out of sev- enteen in the Western Mass. meet at the Univer- sity of Mass., beating out several other larger schools. The outlook appears much brighter because Co-Capt. -- Garry Robert is the only non-returning letterman. Other lettermen are: Co- Capt. elect Larry Potvin, Co-Capt. Richie Taskin, Jun- iorsp Pete DeMeo, Bob Can- nity, and John Heyes, Sophomoresg and Ed Flah- erty, Freshman. AU- .gh DL ssizq, - 4 ? .. - Y V. .cz Q , 1 TN H -: I ' :E n ix r, W :slr 3 in -5 Q Pe I . ' ln , ' 'ws .97 X3 ' V V T I ij xg? 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Below: Jim and Laura. Tom THE CAST: Amanda ............... Carol Cutler Tom .... ..... C hris Brennan Laura . . . . . .Jody Sprague Jim .... .... J eff Delisle The Glass Menagerie is basically a memory play, the action being shifted and shaded by Tom Wingfield's mind. He is the first to appear on the stage in an alley outside the Wingfield apartment, where he is literally telling us the story of himself, his mother Amanda, his sister Laura and Jim, the gentleman caller . . . Tom has, since the action of the play, left home to join the Navy. lThis excerpt was taken from the pam- phlet of the play The Glass Menagerie. l The G ass Menagerie 0 L f 'v. Q. f 'I ,S V ,A H . S? sig J, Christmas Assembly FNJ ., ,J jf rx: , . E2 ,......i-.- 7 Ulu ad Which one's th b t QI 'I afxfm M is ii K.. ,., ' ' fo Q riiik xv, 5.4, Q Oo 1. :E P S -'iafwif 1 xg ,. f , ' X w N , A its ' XX ir 'xx X 1 ,J l '14Oqod.r:- 4 r 5.44- ,. H. 8 Win ter Carnival Q7 fl? AQJ q ' fx xg On Saturday, February 5, this year's Winter Carnival Formal took place. It was held at St. Anthony's Parish Hall, from eight to eleven thirty. The theme of this year's dance was Winter Wonderland. Our Winter Carnival queen was Sue Valenti. Above: Queen Sue Valenti and Heather Corsi Below: The Procession fn N S I xx s 5. C .f .fl Lf iiqllgly pf Y Q1 4 s K i 'N 4 r ., Q ir? S If 01 fu- 4, ,. of 41 'z s - 'QQ '5- 'V uv IP' 'N . X : . , 15' ' V' 13' f-nth ,. ' 'x: ,f .vhlyi l, , 5 at Q -. S Q Q P 'T ..i'.. Q ,A ' . g,,x-.taxix ,gh ' H V -xx-N 1+ -Cf, '1 '.f'1'v'1 ' -J 5-1. E f :..i?I:::. U ,.+ ..- , W , Above: The Sophomore snow sculpture being judged by Mr. Horchcm an 5 Mb , 66 1 Another Wnnter Cormvol octivify?'?'? -ah. Above: The girls prepare for the race. A mayor Winter Carnival activity was the snow shoe races. These were won by the Sophomore class. ,Af Left: Janet Berry, The winner, in action. Above: They're off! if 9' X L Q., I r 4. I f 5 4 The john H. ff Reill Speaking Contest ,K l Above: THE WINNERS: Jeff Delisle, Brenda Waterman, Mark Dargie. Q sql hr! S- .1, mf-' 5 f ,Q-' 11 ' . . . 1 S' ' The John H. Reilly Speaking Contest IS held annually for mem- f -5, bers of the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes who are inter- Q ff 5' 4' ested in their speaking ability. The contestants this year were: Brenda Waterman, Lori Battise, Mark Dargie, Jeff Delisle, and Brenda Jones. Mark Dargie took . First Place, while Jeff Delisle took second and Brenda Waterman third. ' -tug' if jf -v' -su f. u Right:Jeff Dengue. 5.1 ' Wg-: i can us so-an Y Ohm izrwi , , .53 ,I -3634 ' .L+ ' . .fr Wi' Q' x gf' 9 Mo' iW '?i'5 .14 gs, s I ' - ' r ., 5 ,. N' f P f 4 Above: Brenda Jones. Above: Brenda Waterman. 1 , S , M Yv qn-g. ,,,,, 7' -rl T of fi fm It , r 'v' ' ,. 69 or fl X W I , ,4 34 ix '1- -Q Above: Mark Dargie. Right: Lori Bahisse. XX lf ' r A.- 69 gl Ri 3 XX r 1 Ka I V Zu 1 - xx f .xx ff P' mu 70 ' .-rl-N 9 ' , - 6,21 3 .-P2-z -.w.,, , 1 , ' f f. .gf 'g' ., ' W W? 'J' lf? 2 4-5' W fi s -1, ,gl ff H' I f S- 528 Another Championship Q Q-- XX A vRUHr uRURr ,110 Q7 fx! he E i 5 -5- ,..qnv ,gas-P' ---' I :qi'iQo-.-.. ,- '-0' 'O' 1 wa, , 5. .la 2' , ,. xv- ..'7' .QP 0 A. 1' mg, -fr-'U Vf' ' lIf.9 ' I in-I rfb I A -5 F 5 123.-' 'S -5.4 'P W-3g'f'6 X!! i S34 , - a g 4 f X r5 - ,Q . ' 1 h 'vp' R5 :' I O I , '5 ' lq.l-JA' i X -4 i y g ' 'VVQ . The Devils crushed East Longmeadow in the fourth game of the season, defeating them 73-56. The lead started off slowly, with the lead changing from one team to another throughout the first half. The Devils enioyed an easy lead throughout the rest of the game. Tom Kately was leading scorer with 21, followed by Shaun Sprague with 19. The Drury Team made their league record 5-0 by defeating Springfield Technical 60-49. The first half ended with the Dev- ils ahead by 5, and due to a very fine effort in the third period, they were able to clinch the victory. Lee Reeves was high scorer with 20. X The Blue Devils chalked up their second conference win against the Waconah Warriors racing past them to a 73-61 victory, in a foul filled game. The Devils wisked into an early lead and with the numerous rebounds and steals collected by Dave Libardi, Drury was able to hang on to the lead through- out the game. Tom Kately was high scorer with 23 points followed by Lee Reeves with 20. The Drury Blue Devils trailed Taconic by 8 points at the half, after getting off to a bad start. lt seemed like a new team that came out for the second half as the Devils defeated Taconic 77-66. Lee Reeves was high scorer with 24 points, followed by Dave Libardi with 21. The Drury starting five was impressive in the first half in piling up a 48-16 lead but in the second half the remaining six Devils were iust as impressive as they piled up the score even more to the 95-33 final score. Every Devil played and scored. The Drury team scored a convincing 76-63 win over the Lee Wildcats to remain the only undefeated team in the North Division of the Berkshire Hills Conference. The score was tied six times in the first half. The first half ended with Drury out in front 36-26, and from that point on they never lost the lead. Bill Reeves was high scorer with 23 points. Drury held a 15-7 lead after one period of play with the Hurricanes battling back in the second period to come within 3 points at the halftime. As the second half began the two teams traded baskets several times with Drury maintaining a nine point lead. Drury went on to defeat Hoosac Valley 81- 58. Drury picked up their seventh straight conference win as they rolled over Mt. Greylock 75-52. Lee Reeves was leading scorer with 24 followed by Billy Reeves with 19. The Devils dropped their second game of the season losing to Cathedral High 92-74. Throughout the first half, the game was close with the half ending 40-37 in favor of Cathedral. The final eight minutes were the toughest for Drury as the team was plagued with many fouls. Shaun Sprague was lead- ing scorer with 17 points. Drury High lumped into an early lead and was never headed as they coasted to a 91-81 win over the Monument Mountain Spartans. The Reeves brothers proved the difference in the game as Bill slipped in 32 points and Lee gunned in 23. Drury defeated Pittsfield High 85-70 for their ninth straight league victory. The score was tied nine times during the first two periods before the Devils built up a seven point lead 45- 38 at half time. Lee Reeves was high scorer with 27 points, followed by Shaun Sprague with 21 and Bill Reeves with 19. 73 The Drury Blue Devils downed the Waconah War- riors by the score of 57-56. Drury was behind by one point with only seconds left in the game when Lee Reeves came through, swishing the net on a 15 foot jumper from the corner, giving the Devils the one point win. Leading scorers were Bill Reeves with 20, Lee Reeves with 14 and Shaun Sprague with 12. Drury picked up their eleventh league win in a 66- 57 decision over St. Joe lP.1. Bill Reeves led all scor- ers with 20 while his brother Lee hit 17 and Shaun Sprague hit for 15. Drury was one step away from winning the North Division title when an unbelievably sticky Taconic halted the Devils 65-62. This was Drury's first loss in league play. Billy Reeves was top scorer with 24 points, while Shaun Sprague, Ron Goss and Dave Libardi each had 10. The Devil team defeated Hoosac Valley 44-43 in what is considered to be one of the finest exhibitions of defensive ability ever in the annals of Drury-Ad- ams basketball history. Billy Reeves led the team in scoring with 16 points. The Devils pulled into a quick lead and then waltzed past Mt. Greylock for a 103-77 victory. Billy Reeves finished with 17, Lee Reeves had 16, Mike Emmons 13, Dave Libardi 11 and Ron Goss 10. Drury, the North Division Champs, had trouble getting started and left at the half trailing Pittsfield High 38-35. lt appeared that Coach Girardi had re- grouped his forces as the Devils went into a 65-52 lead in the third period. Then in the final quarter the Generals outscored Drury 26-12, for a 78-77 win. Lee Reeves was high scorer with 27 points followed by his brother Bill with 17. The Drury Blue Devils won the Berkshire Hills Con- ference and the Berkshire County Championship by defeating the Spartans of Monument Mountain 75- 60. Devil players, fans, and coaches had their wor- ries midway through the third period when Drury trailed by 8 points. Drury closed the gap and took a four point lead by the buzzer and moved into a more comfortable lead in the final period. Lee Reeves led the team in scoring with 25 points, fol- lowed by his brother Bill with 23 and Shaun Sprague with 17. The Devils muscled their way past Westfield 73-61 in the quarter finals of the Western Mass. section of the basketball tournament. Westfield took the open- ing tap and scored on a layup for their only lead in the game 2-O. Shaun Sprague countered with a long one handed shot to tie the game and the hit on his second straight hoop to send Drury ahead for keeps. Westfield never managed to close the gap as coach Girardi inserted some of his reserves. Billy Reeves led the Drury offense with 21 points, Lee Reeves col- lected 18 and Shaun Sprague and Dave Libardi both hit 14. 74 i lv ll The Drury Blue Devils nipped the Hoosac Valley Hurricanes 58-57 to reach the tourney finals. The game will now probably be known as one of the most exciting in the history of the two schools. Drury jumped into an early lead and then fought tooth- and-nail to hold off the Hurricanes and capture the win. Shaun Sprague was top scorer with 18 points, followed by Billy Reeves with 17 and Lee Reeves with 13. Lee Reeves led off the fourth quarter surge to give Drury a 54-52 win over Monument Mountain and the West Section title in the Division Il basketball tourna- ment action. Drury was outplayed for three periods but took advantage when two of the Monument Mountain players got into foul trouble in the final period. Lee Reeves scored 8 consecutive points to start a 16-point chain that brought Drury back from a 49-37 deficit with six minutes left in the final pe- riod. Billy and Lee Reeves were leading scorers with 21 and 16 points respectively. The Guardians of St. Peter's opened an 11-point lead in the second quarter and staved off a coura- geous rally in the final minutes of the game to cap- ture an 88-77 win over Drury. The charges of coach Joe Girardi went into the final minutes trailing by 1 1. The never-say-die players and fans waited with chair- gripping tenseness for the rally all knew would be coming. The Devils out-scored the Guardians 27-21 in the final quq-Ser but fouls made the difference. Scoring honors went to Billy Reeves with 27, Lee Reeves with 24, and Shaun Sprague with 19. F.---x--,rx A 75 -1 1r 4559 F. Miha' .ll F rance!! On April 14, 1972, forty-eight stu- dents, accompanied by Mr. Perrault, Miss Lebert, Mr. Horahan, Mr. Sears and Miss Moruco, left North Adams to spend ten days in France. Some highlights of the trip besides the famous sights were: Gauker's speeches, the legal drinking age, Ellie Mae, the Dragon Lady, Si- monne and Gaston. The trip will never be forgotten and no other group could have had better chaperones. ing 4 f A N' x ' . v f AJ, , X , -.S I ' I , A f 'WN af' , f .1 ff' , :NU ', I A A' 1- 4-4- 1 0 1 lux ffl-'Q ,U .1 wg -Q .Nm 11 Bel' Q, 3 ? , v i u-. 523 -4 ,E-, 8- 4 -x 4-f. i ,C wr rv, Q K.. mid Exchan e Fifa. Efliirli- , 1'-ff, ,,- ,. Q t -1.-.ft P - .' ,ii '--4-g'ff' f-1 'x 'iq !1'!' :u.w' ,.. Tv- 'g ' ' 'ff'.f:1.-f'.-in '. ffxwff- Y . ---f' -ff: K: , 'ji 113' .1 ',n ?i '- 1. ,Q1:v'1?'f1-' -QW Lglif' K ' wg? ' X On March 26, 1972, the Drury High School Exchange left for Port Washington, Wisconsin. They returned on Sun- day, April 2, 1972 . . . tired but happy. While in Port Washington, the Exchange visited many points of interest, including a museum in Milwaukee, a cheese factory, and their hosts' high school. Working around a busy schedule, the group managed to find time for socializing . . . and partying. Overall, the students en- ioyed themselves immensely and will have memories to carry with them through life. 'Sorry Linda, no male sfewcrdesses nfl-N1 Kiss Me Katev CHARACTERS: John Taft ..... .... Mike Tanner . Fred Grahm Harry Trevor Maureen Taft .... .... L ois Lane Richard King . . . . . . . Pat Falco . . . Yvette Lamoureux . . . . Jim Neveu. . Steve Deane John Keizer . Mark Dargie Dave Toomey John Bourdon Paul Sweeney . . . . .Ralph .Lilli Vanessi .....Hattie ......Paul . . .... Bill Calhoun .Cab Driver . . .... First Man Second Man .......Doorman . . . . . . .Harrison Howell Joe Caffrey. . .... Trucker Steve Borowski . . . . . .First Suitor Neil Pierce ..... . . .Haberdasher Kiss Me Kate is a musical comedy that was portrayed by members of all four classes. It was directed by Mr. Gravel. The music was directed by Miss Bennett and the singing was directed by Miss Hussey. Scenes from the play showing the basic action, are spread over the next four pages. 82 J il IIT' ....g,-' - al. JL.: 'Q f VV,, , J- ' H' -Par .WA 1 ., ff L 6 W 1 'Qi I4 ff U 7 -e IU fl u.-n-s-- Q l if ff A 'Q ,I , V , 1 w , 1 5 : 9- -gh I 4 ' 'S 1' ,Z 1 34 f s Q 1 ' - H SQ my l L M ' I , -an-iw, jk' ' .f . 'Q ,asf 2 . Y ' Q, 4 f l A 2 1 W . ' an -, ', - I 1 y ,X 4 7, l 1 . eg w , SR it ,QQ 9 H 1 , , we , , 5 L5 f ' , ff . 4- ' J' ww 'W if ki f - 4 .,. ,, g ir, wx? .viii A' Q , 1 rr ' ,X ,fri ' u wa 6 A as 21 ' NN X, lv K , ' Q 0 Q. O r-I . Y' N N . .-J' ' 1 W K Q , A ,Ex I I MM .1 - ' ', Q , ' .Q . , H . ai ns. -... 1 ,,. 1 ... Q' .7 ' A ' 1 jk H Y MQ Q AA - AA G, I 'nf' Q. Track 1972 Drury entered the 72 track season in a definite rebuilding year, with only 2 seniors, Co-Capt. John Goodell and Co-Capt. Frank DePaoli. Because of inclement early spring weather, Drury only had one week to work out be- fore the first meet. Drury lost the opening meet to Mt. Greylock 89-51 and was defeated two days later by Taconic 103-37. However there were some bright spots in both losses as Ron Chenail, only a sophomore, be- gan looking impressive in the weight events and Billy Reeves was beginning to shine in the triple lump and high iump. Drury's next meet was with Hoosac which was rained out and then Drury journeyed to Mohawk, los- ing a tough decision by 11 points. The Devils put it all together in the next meet against Wahconah, winning by 82-58. The win was highlighted by Billy Reeves winning the triple jump of 39' 2 , eclipsing the previous school record of 38' 8Vz , held by Cary Das- satti. The meet also seemed to illus- trate Drury's growing depth as the Devils collected 9 seconds and 10 thirds. Drury's next meet was against Pittsfield and the Devils came out on the short end of the score, 96-44. Frank DePaoli was a double winner for Drury, taking both hurdle events. In the next meet Drury showed depth and experience in defeating Turner Falls 85-55. Drury had 3 double win- ners in Paul Chito, Ron Chenail and Billy Reeves. Reeves broke his triple record set two meets ago with a 40' 1OV2 iump. Other first place winners were John Goodell, Frank DePaoli, Larry Potvin and George Apkin. Drury dropped the next meet to powerful Hoosac, in a contest that had been rescheduled because of rain. Drury won the final meet over Frontier, BOV2-59V2, with Paul Chito and Billy Reeves both double winners. Other first were Larry Potvin, who ran a 4:51 mile in his first attempt at the event, Bob Cannity, Frank DePaoli, Ron Chenail, and George Apkin. Things look very good for next year though, with 13 Iettermen returning led by tri-captains Paul Chito, Mike Falcon, and Larry Potvin. Other return- ing Iettermen are Billy Reeves, Ron Chenail, Richie Taskin, George Apkin, Mark Thomann, Bob Cannity, Peter Demeo, Dave Trottier, Chuck Gas- pardi, and Gary Ghidotti. Other scor- ers for the year were Jim Caffrey, Art Wilk, Ed Lapine, Pete Maroni, Marc Ghidotti, Dale Beverly, and Larry Noyes. if sa s ' ' i X h , A :W U I I .A NL J l H t Q -- ' , f. M J.. -W .,,,,i . f 5 3 n 4 -L A g. Q ' . ' - , ' Ti - -QV .,. x 1 - .,... Q....g. N-Q, - M... p - Q- - - --' - I - li L up I 4, 2 K.. N I ' -L if I O 'x. Q Q- l ,J , Us . Left: Co-captain John Goodell, Coach Herb Johnson, Co-captain Frank DePaoIi. Below: '72' track team, Front Row, L. to R.: Pete Mar- oni, Mark Thomann, Paul Chito, John Goodell, Frank DePaoli, Larry Noyes, Mike Falcon, Ed Fhlaraty. 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GREYLOCK 1 51.1015 qP11'r.1 5 DRURY 3 DRURY 6 PITTSFIELD o wAcoNAH 9 DRURY 1 DRURY 3 TACONIC 2 DRURY 4 HoosAc VALLEY o DRURY 4 Mr. omsviocx 3 DRURY 4 PITTSFIELD 3 3 E -1?-Q Drury enioyed its best baseball season in five years as they tied for the NBL championship with Pittsfield and Waconah by virtue of a 4-3 win over Pittsfield on June 7. The team ended up with a I0-5 record in league play, and gathered a total of I4 wins out of a total of 20 starts. Dave Racette was named the leading hitter on the team with a .390 batting average. He shared the Most Valuable Player award with Steve Nel- son. George Galli, a smooth working shortstop and Dave Puppolo, a hard hitting outfielder, were elected co-captains for 1973. E, .fs-,A ff ' ,4..A.,g1., 'Y , 4 .s ,Q .4- 7. 2 f ,-52: ,' , 1' -ui ZF A-. 5. 1 E -' , -L ', v ig if iff 0 , 'I ' 4 4 A ' 'I ' x M Y , 1 ws, ga, , Q Q 4-v -pk N,. ,V , fu . V, ,CU n 4,4 4 AGN. ' A Q 4,9 Q i I, I ' .n Q: , Ml 3 x Q 1 if fi ' L? - 'S r, fr - A s U A My , I V 6 I ,Q i Y Q 424 Q 'f D 1, it 1 1 T' ' 'if Q ' R .. 1 Q Y KX 7 I ' , g 1 .. A E., Q T. 5 If if x -,MQ Q 4 v A f I 1 72 BASEBALL SQUAD Front Row L fo R George Gall: Arme March Dave Racehe Sieve Nelson Ron Thomas Dave Puppolo Manager Bob Shaker Second Row Same Order Mnke Pyfco Brvan Bulger Joe Jammalo Mah Crawford Jam Simon, Dave Lubardl Back Row Same Order Coach Tom McGrath Manager Dan Bosley Bruce s , . . -.ou Q , ,--5-- -i J- A ,,-'. . .-'mc J ,T - -. ' -sc' X. .- -of 'fp Memorial Day On Tuesday, May 30, the annual Memo- rial Day Assembly was .held. The chorus sang and the band played traditional songs. The guest speaker was Mr. King. 1241 llbil J Z L+ J, if' 'N Ur .966 yk,,,.Ai4 -, r if bf 4 'v 1- , ,id i gf N '-In 17' F U A1-'Frm Hyun- V- ' - '11 f, --.N Sh..-aa.: -- R.. 'T 'Y 'S-473 'sy-.. 'F' .-'SARA jr. mi uw :WX J 'fl- fu -x . A ' 3' s.l!'xf?fy' , 5 ' gi- ya Qi rj ik ' I 'E Fl' 'rI,, 1, Af.-3-EQ 1. 6 'ts- . ' 5 i i y , I g 2 L 1 k Q F 3 ces. I I ' if X r-' -.o- 45 y,,x 4 4 I 'xx 'A 3 4:4 ' '15 ' -. Q .En ' 5,1 3- U-1 .3,, ,pq ,ff TV Q '52 nv- ge Q Y' ff fa'-' f -.Pi 141 OO OOOIQC U05 IO OOO so on as so 00 Q00 060 00 ll! -gl 5 8 ,,.. 4 4' 1' 0 Q ' 1 lf... 92 Q V, 'Q , A wb 0 -Jw 4 ,m in Q0 mf, R Q91 I' . 'W lu.. if J. Q' Organize: tions 99 'ir 1- I C V1 Chess CI ---N..- -'- ,-,,,--- O , . O ' 1 ka -T' R. 7 Q 3 1 Q 1 I ff ,JL x 1 U fn Q' in .- I 9 I That's what you th k. First place chessmon, Tommy 've ot you now , U Glickmcn. ng-1 ,ff K l . 1 -Q' 'sf Y X L. 4 X, - 95 -W . - -,.-P F' -- uf ' ,I --f' in, . E 'P I . x . .f fish, Q 7 Fu ture Teachers of Am erica Jo F Fail? L. to R., Row I: Ellen Lebowitz, Sharon Tower, Judy Mastalitz lPres.l, Shelley Lamarre lV. Pres.l, Denise Codogni lSec.l, Sue Sacco tTreas.l, Malia Windrow, Kim Reopell. Row 2: Kathy Witto, Kathy Goss, Sue Girardi, Christine Whipple, Nancy Riordan, Beverly Dean, Pat Gageant, Debbie Maloney. Row 3: Mary Delisle, Barb Burkland, Claire Trimarchi, Kim Pilot, Marilyn Phelps, Linda Smith, Gloria Zanette, Michele St. Cyr, Rose Marie Hartman, Nancy Fierro, Mary Bishop, Nancy Milesi. Row 4: Therese Carriddi, Mary Beth Leu, Jo-Ann Petterson, Jane Bagdon, Beverly Zona, Pat Callahan, Jean Tietgens, Wendy Dickinson, Jody Sprague. This year, the 45 members of F.T.A. were involved in a wide range of projects. During the year, they ushered and served refresh- ments at Parent's Night, they co-sponsored and helped to build the Drury float, and for the first time, participated in an exchange with Waconah High F.T.A. In May, they honored the faculty and ad- ministration at a banquet. lO2 1 J S X 3 l Above: Pres. Judy Mastalisz. L , L54 Y . 5 ' f VJ ls. J, 5, 41' N -.2221 4- vzff . Q V-A-Q i J, Y A Q' - ,s Q F v L' - .',, .F . If - : qiiqw S? The Chorus?? 1.1 S7 The Men's Octet Below: The Girls' Choir ' Q Uv 11 h G 'O N, I h a tg, va X P '. Y 's 7 A ,-, h 'C 7 . . . , ! ' ' .4- -sl U .-.-:Av . f 5 n . A The Chorus!! K' ' . SQ' - ' ' ,, .mf '-gf ,ff - 1 ,v-. ZS? Folk Group 'C-Q? S AN if '-' -sunny L. fo R., Row I: Judy Davis, Sue Valenti, Sandy Rivord, Mory Abuisi, Nancy Parisien. Row 2: Sue Macksey, Billie Lynn Johnson, Linda Smith, Yvette Lamoureaux, Karen Cardillo, Paula Heinrich, Sherry Pierce, Carolie Thurston. Row 3: Jim Cunningham, David Trottier, Steve Dean, Neil Pierce, John Keiting, Ernest Pead, John Taft. The Folk Group put on a number of shows at school this year, one of them featuring the Exchange Group from Hoosac Valley High School. The Officers of the Group are as follows: Sue Valenti, President, John Taft, V. President, Ernest Pead, Secretary. i 105 lg 1 6 Z 1 -so :mf wi ,l. 1 Varsity Club Left to Right, First Row: Paul Chito, Steve Pytko, John Bourdon, Matt Crawford, Tom Kafeley, Gary Ghidohi, Don Bergeron, Ron Goss. Second Row: Sieve Nelson, Ed Wilk, Dave Libardi, Frank Depaoli, Joe Jammalo, Mike Falcon, John Goodell, Dave Bergeron. Third Row: Rich Taskin, Larry Pofvin, George Galli, Jim Simon, Dave Puppolo, Craig Ghidohi, Shaun Sprague. 106 .2 x 3, I x Y ' V4 x -Q, ! fl gb' gf fr' V A ' 3 6' Z, Q , fs' . F' if V4 11 A W K U 'U lit' ' l,- fl .S V J l Pep Club C. Pisano B. Thomas J. Rivard J. Nichols S. Hewitt P. Tatro S. Russett T. Taylor B. Birkland C. Trimarchi B. Johnson S. Rivard S. Macksy K. Cardillo S. Valenti L. Smith P. Falco C. Falcon K. Blondin S. Konopka P. Hiendric G. Dydowisf P. Kafely K. Williams K. Tassone D. Therrian M. Sprague D. Colo D. Tanner D. Cassaselli M. Bassillion L. Boyer C. Pisano M. Allard B. Buckley D. Caprone S. Girardi S. Dean B. Roach N. Maselli M. Cirone J. Chilson P. Callahan P. Kyle C. Brown C. Rickard D. Richards C. Bolt J. Lipo E. Reberger tudent Councd OFFICERS: Pres. John Claire Trimarchi, Treas. Debbie Apkin Nancy Fabricius f Chris Brennan f John Chilson Claire Trimarchi Barb Lapine Carol Culter f Carla Dougherty f Barbie Birkland f Craig Ghidotti Tracie Clough Sharmon Ott Paffie Callahan Paula Lussier Marvin Dourgherfy Paul Fortini Steve Nelson Y' J, , 'P' . nu Q- ww Chilson, V. Pres. Chris Brennan, Sec. Nancy Fabricius, Parl. Barb Lapine. MEMBERS: Dennis Whifneyfi Rick Wood Shaun Sprague Nickie DelNegrof Joe Jamallo ff' Janet Berry Sharon Bashivekin Bruce Johnson Jeff Rougeau Alex Dourgherty Dick Dassafi Dave Casey Bill Less Dave Wood Mark Ghidoffi French Club l ' . 'lil 4 4 4 K 4 1 l l l ' l t 'xl' ,,2' OFFICERS: Sue Sacco: pres., Nancy Riordan: v. pres., Sue Girardi: sec., Christine Whipple: treas. OTHER MEMBERS: Gail Brooks, Michelle St. Cyr, Sharon Bashevkin, Carla Davis, Sue Galipeau, Linda Multhrop, Janet Berry, Candy Anderson, Brian DePaoIi, Steve Mullet and Dennis Wood. The activities of the French Club this year consisted of a raffle, a pillow sale, a maga- zine sale and a trip to France, the highlight of the year. llO 41 Pres. - Larry Noyes MEMBERS - C. Witto J. Beer J. Tremblay L. Roach M. Gamari S. Tower R. Dupris E. Lebowitz D. Therrian T. Doty M. Sprague D. Apkin M. Alpert Spanish Club C. Thurston D. Farinon S. Lesure N. Anderson J. Lodge M. Taft D. Baily H. Corsi S. Strange J. Lipa A. Dougherty S. Rudnik P1 f f' B s.. fnssatf 5 1 44 I I . ' 4 W 4 K -. , ' f1,:g, rf., P I' Q 151' ' fi firm . I 1 Qi' f an , iff i I 5 L ' L' LL T iqgsil 2 4 .II Newspaper Staff Cathy Witto Pete D'Ameco Sue Valenti Chris Wyman Ronald Lanoe Na thanite Staff ,...nnn 1 Above: SENIOR STAFF: Peggy Pringle, Ed. Marcia Above: BUSINESS STAFF: Ed. Judy Masfalisz, Louise Paquehe, Nancy Beall, Nancy Drury, Pat Trombly, Janice Saunders, Lamarre. DePaaIi, Faye Dupuis. l,:...2 , pf, th-- .5-.gjaf ur- I K Above: SPORTS STAFF: Sue Girardi, Denise Codogni, Ed. Art Wilk, Paul Sweeney, Abova FAil'lil'TY STAFF: Bev Zona' Ed' Claire Angelll' Kim Reopell' John Swee' ey, ary usl. Marilyn Phelps, Terry Farinon, Rich Taskin. n Y lx mf 3 Above: PHOTOGRAPHY: Mark Dargie, Paul Sweeney, John Sweeney, Mark Gadbois, Leff: ACTIVITY STAFF: Dale Keating, Ed. Nancy Riordan, Bev Dean, Pat Gageant, Dave Trotlier. Sl...x - -v' 4 l . . L l .rh l an-w' F11 el ' .. 9 -4 , . 'W . L ' ' iczn pli ',f jl 'l'1f 1' Ski Club L. to R., Row l: Mary Abuisi, Sue Emmons, Marthe Finney, Gail Foote, Frank Depaoli, Nicky DelNegro, Carol Cutler, Pat Anton. Row 2: Janice Righi, Barb Birkland, Janice Brazeau, Linda Bianco, Tracy Clough, Maxine Alpert, Brenda Jones, Cindy Gigliotti. Row 3: Mark Potvin, John Bassi, Nancy Fabriscious, Diane Richards, Jo-Ann LaFrance, Joe Jammallo, Melissa Sprague, Heather Corsi, Dale Therrien, Lisa Sprague, Cindy Less. Row 4: Bruce Whitney, John Breen, Karen Tassone, Ellen Lebowtiz, Sue Valenti, Terese Cariddi, Debbie Colo, Anne Fulginiti, Carla LaBombard, Janet Berry, Anne Cantoni, Julie Stalker, Kim Davis. Row 5: Mike Steuer, Linda West, Lauren Whitham, John Chilson, Bill Rivard, Peter D'Amico, Peter Candiloro, Carol Falcon, Donna Richardson, Dawn French. Row 6: Toni Miranti, Carolie Thurston, Lisa Bassi, Pat Boudreau, Steve Whitham, Bill Newman, Chris Brennan, Paul Sweeney, John Bergeron, Nancy Beal and John Horahan, advisor. ,l ll5 Ski Team George Quinn Dave Casey Frank DePaoIi Dick Coe 101111 Wilson Paul Sweeney Gary R0b6I'l Pete Van Skemburg Steve Whitham Mike Dougherty Coach: Herbert Johnson Q 22 E ' . , -..A 1 . -M ...---4 ' l Pres. Tommy Glickman V. Pres. Chris Downey Sec. Sharon Tower Treas. Barb Birkland 41 5 l XXX Jil X1 x i .ff ffhm MEMBERS Chereld Klose Diane Delisle Nancy Galipeau Barb Davis Judy Davis Ellen Lebowitz Janice Brazeau Bev Primmer Ed Lapine Dave Chase Tom Glickman Kim Reopell Gail Bishop Sharon Tower Jo Ann Godell Dave Labardi Marty Finney Connie Toy Chris Downey Brian DePaoli Nancy Riordan Connie Minor Art Wilk Bill Eade Pat Gageanl Bob Olson Joe Jamallo Chris Brennan Larry Pofvin Denise Codogni Dan Gillohi Cathy Minor Jim Caffrey Barb Birkland Paul Chito 1, I' '--og..- . .,x fy . ,sz-F .., ,x 984' Hill' 'ru A w. m 'U f ri gr 4. it .ici if Sylvia Bashevlcin Nancy Beall ,lane Beer Dorothy Beighley Donald 'Bergeron Debra Boro wski - secretary ,ff Patti Callahan Nancy Chi to Michael Dougherty Faye Dupuis ,Ion F essenden Robert Freedman Mary Ellen Godhout Donna Hartman Susan Hiser Peter Laird Marianne Lanou Ronald Lanoue Darlene Lemire Janet Lentine Pro Meri to Paula Lussier Judith Mastalisz ' Stephen Nelson - James Noel Nancy Patryn Ernest Pead Sherry Pierce Marilyn Pratt Terry' R ennell I David Ross Linda Smith Sha un Sprague 4' Ruth Taft Claire Trimarchi Lionel Verrier William Wildman Mary Ellen Zoito Beverly Zona HIGH HONORS President Above: Steve Sacco. Below: Dan Bosley if xi l , Zz, C' f' 4 , vm: 1-KH Below, L. to R.: Lisa Bcssi, Mike Heyes. Radio Station WDHS Au, if 'lb 401' I ,, , 'C l ' I Q. I 8 --l U . V W T 'A fr 4- v :jxdf 5 q , L x , - X , . w- I 4' . lo , s sip U f 4 ' I- . .v. 'f -. L U, gt? f. QI Underclassmen 2 I 1 'fhivw 1 'I -' +1 1. 1 1:' ,-7 x' L I X , 'ml U - .., - .... asm? 7 'en ' :vs . is iii! ' i 91 ,I 'L I Qi ig . 2 'N 'Q' 11:1- Qv?u..,,, 6- f'I The 51-s ' ' K, +5 lx WTF' ,Iunmr fr P K J ,gi ' C ass Left: CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Joe Jomallo V. Pres. Denms Whitney Sec. Denise Codogni Treos. Sue Sacco I .U Below: That purple ncilpolish stinks! 1 L Q, N-.. 1 132 Above. Beauhful trlo. NS Rx -.NN 'N- A S XS.. i Wal 3 QQ 1151-hr vw,-pun-vwfvvv, n- urn- fr' 4 W p1u-ny X if Y Lf? Q. J ! an i l Qi v Two Sophs. iust talking. ' n J ,.-4-' . I V' -1-no Q l li I cl' A A ...r e as K X Relaxing af1er a hard day. 4 A Boffom: Pres. Dick Dissafti V.P. Alex Dougherty Sec. Dale Therrien Treas. Carol Mapes XXX 5 l is AX xx Qi S QE SL' N rf X 'x5g Nh- it 1 5- D - v M ' ' .. 7. . i ' , , , ., ' p 4 . J, . , X. 1' 5 , , .1 a . r, , , . 1: 1 , X p - n . 9 I - : , ' .ws ' ' ' 1 , P. 'Q 1 J n- 5. 9' - - . . .9 . N, . g gp-uuull! ' Z -f -Q' 'Y in nl The Sophomore C ass l25 q-lt., suv - X ,E,,,,i : ' ' . u 1 J 'su 2..,'s,.-,' :wiki -.1 1 2 5 3-Q ,-Q ' Q ,P1 Qu Qvl NA!! mux1'x6SA'1J Y f-1-1-.v-.-.N1-y...,.w... QQ ' l'7 4 -p--Q, -, ' - 3:4 . . , . 26 4 - 5fgnAf'-ri .. 1 ,- ,. .. ,. 4 lx an ' Y Q, 1 Y , . D 23- A 5 I 'YF' is, r s In I ,cw fu A , A 9 is J i 4 R A ,un 49:44, 7 0 Y 7 WV 1'r'4r' ! '1-nr.'a3 f., I C x .f, 1 ' O. iq Q. 5 ., .. Q 4 ' f gi N, ' l-'I Q0- 1 '5 l .af hi U 4 up A 1 Lb Q' 7 -4 if UN 3711 lr 9 ' f - Q NY 5 , ' X 4 ' ,gl-V' 6 3 3-Q if.: --Or' 4 4,4 ,lr .40 ' lf ..,-4 ' ,ll -4 I .Q ' 1 C ass Banquet Q' iff' D 'AIO 'I ', 0 7 1 1 ,'l,o 1 Qs . P ' gf X -,A 0440-x X 1 7 .5 ,AY -- -L fx 'F-., J, f ,.,fsr 1, , gy X- ' 4 , QP' 'l x W , ,f bfxrf ' ' . W, v X xq Sf-Q.. .2 Q ,,Q,,J.,.,,11yr,w--f - , MASS. N f .sy Wfgnth S., 4 , - ' h 'vel .-'N CIM ff vfi 1 A 512 551 'Fi On Thursday, June l5, 1972, the Seniors held their class night in the school auditorium. Principal Stephen J. Drotter, Dr. Loretan and Mr. Perrotta presented the honors, scholarships and awards to the fifty-two seniors. The singing of the Alma Mater closed the night's cere- monies. 1 , xx l. L. ro R.: Elaine Passordi, Cheryl Casperson, Mary Ellen Zoito: Queen, Diane Brooks, Melodye Trohier. N A Z lf' A r ,Q 1 ,r 9 XA v x 1' We've 0111 just Begunf' 3 I .11 111' The annual Junior-Senior Prom was held Friday, June I6 at the CoIoniaI-HiI- ton Inn in Pittsfield. The theme was We've only just begun. The evening was highlighted by the Grand March and the selection of the Queen and her court. Music was by the Liberation. ,an If! 17915 4 r .1 1 4 . . Ok' Drury High School Class ..,K Q O .44 --Q. 1-'f21fw1e4w1E5J a lewl L 'T e nv g f-:V-'ff kinri' ll ......iafiN F?nK?uH rf EW ff iifi i!?f'i , 5 ' f 'F' Hf44 ff . - f , f-mummzfq, if lg'-i6',ipf'fvEjQm3rw, rj AQ! ' 4, ' ,x k vfi 'I Ja Urvf h . N x 'ifTl 1' 'fl J' f 1 fl A 'A - 1' A fl I - . 14 b-1 Q , v' I gf M' M ff 441, A Hfw HF'-144i ff 136 x'f4-In . W ' J I 4 .b, ,'!mA,1Q5.., 'il , .'-.. '- -,Q ,'4 ,W , Lx. Q 4 Y s N- ' . CLASS ODE Speak now - our day has come To leave school, our friends, our mem'ries of fun. False words We're glad to go Mean, we in our hearts Still cry out no ! We'll be free of the rule we flee Yet reminisce Good and bad that we miss. Some say they have no cares For what school has done and for what it shares. But when they stop the game, We all find we feel exactly the same If there be A new world to see, Let us bind Future quests with our finds. True 'tis a life away 'Til years in our school may seem like a day, Still, we can fairly say, That it gave us life, we wish we could stay. Debra Ann E. Borowski Class of l 972 'W H Seniors i X 4 gn, V :bbw Nfl' K A 1 irfgag' Senior Class Officers Stephen Nelson, President Claire Angeli, Secretary Patti Callahan, Girl 's Vice-President Craig Ghidotti, Boy's Vice-President Tara Nagle, Treasurer fy I-90 Ri90beff0 Alvvfel Clflife Mflfie Angeli David Allen Armitage Robert Theodore Barbuto in 4, K 4 X Y 'nv 56 .L ffl f Sylvia Beth Bashevkin Denise J. Bastien Nancy Anne Becll Jane Beer l mean I know I'M perfect! Q I ff' 1 1 i r - U 9 ,e,.T.,,.,,,,,,m . Y 'I it .ife lull- lg n ' 1' I ' i , ,,, .sl Anne Marie Begin Dawn Ann Benoni 4 ' an .ff 1 r W ' ...- -i'1' .,f 1-Y, W 1-. , , ' .gi ,, , '203Q1g N Zi.',-gf? ' 1 ' 0 .N lk 'P W' f'7! Dorothy Paula Beighley Jeffrey Paul Benedeffi Mary Madelyn Benoit 321.-iff , QW:-y, , ' . Q 0 75. 4., 0 df , 4 W 5 fm.-., ff, David Alan Berger David Paul Bergeron Donald Edward Bergeron liilllllll -J , fr 1 2 fun i 1 Gregory D. Betfi Jeffrey Byron Befti Debra Ann Boillat 41 Debra Ann Borowski Q i' 'I I J, Patricia A. Boudreau -4-Y Barbara Iona Boite on nl- ns' Q' as 'lt'1h lt lA' 'J5 a5 15 pg 4 V r .'g 5':'4 9,1 S l t 4 s' 'J s' 'n n' 'a s a s a 5' 'J .3 :ik 'l5 lS lS.'4s os os'7.J'-.59..'?..i9,,igga . . ,p- 4. , Debra Jean Brooks ,.np if-L., Diane Brooks 5 ,ff 'IQYQ Nancy Lynn Brower Bonnie Marie Bulleff Patti Ann Callahan M- A All 5 f, 3, ' , B' ' W 4 J' M255 W . Terese C. Coriddi if 1 ,Q 16 mf Services unlimited Barbara Ann Carson Vanessa Jean Carson 'Q' ii. r WO' I cl Cheryl Lee Casperson Anthony Richard Cemenaro Nancy Marie Chifo -2' Michele Helen Choquetfe 'Y li 1'1f,, Kenneth Howard Chilson John David Chilson r 1 'N 2f'ei2:.. T .--1 Ronald Frederick Ciepiela Robin Marie Clark Fefe i ul I 5' ,V'77'4f'v f Tj, ' ,S f ' 7 pk-A .4 sway., , Q g -- '- 3' 'Tw f 'f ' K Q 4 a .. '- J fu 1 .. 'ffl M , 1 , I Y, 'W h A ' 6 ' , .1 T' ,Vx j , . ,H K W A ' 1. l I I Y I . , ' , , , ,155 3 'X ' n K eff, n-:fa-ug' -iv- W ' .E Q.-11' A 9 ' Tracy Lynn Clough Colleen Frances Crosier Joseph Francis Caffrey .Ji W' 232 ,iff f f . 4,3 .' , ' .. It - ll, 1. ' 5 ,np Cynthia Crafts Jan E. Cramer an., 10' . ' an-1-ff., Debra Ann Crowley Mark Dargie James Dassatfi '-'I 4 ,4.:,u.4,:.. . , -in Frank Dino DePaoli Janice M. DePaoli Lynne Theresa Desanfy Silvia Ann Domenichini Thekla Maria Dofy Linda Susan Drury Donna Marie Dudziak Richard Allan Dunn .Y 'Q y!! I -i 3 A6 Mnuuuv S1 iles C, l l v I shire? I ,Q 5 , fe 4 it 9 l .hz ::':1.,, -J: ' , 55 Faye Margaret Dupuis Linda Ann Duquette Nancy Jean Eddy ww4em,mw ur M .4 ,sf , 1, 32, a A fwmwwwwmmxmwip My : ,Q New sfgi faedmfimimweflife 2 -- Susan Elizabeth Emmons 1 ,ri .Q Rr' E ' L .1 e r f, I : E 3 bfjfr 2 . 'E 3 lx gk S 5 . N ,X . , 5 5? Qi P l E I ,J X , . 5 ' at Q he! .Y 6 . l l I , t 3 4 ,Sf Q E Q w . KE x , -Q Wx,- Richard John Falkouski 3 4227 Jon Alan Fessenden Cindy Lou Elliman T Kathleen Ann Flaherty 'Y -, 5 ' ,- sf A-3 YI! ., A 11 Y ' ' 7. we Q. , WA Q. KWH 'N .ff I' ' 5 gb N 4-n ,:.:g: .. :aa 'm 05, Q f 1. . W N ' N , f 4 ig of . , 5 I J lf B 3 gs , 1 9 . P , J 'N ' 0' , . ' Q- S .91 .WF 6 'Y ,gif app . I , -2- , -W Y 3' Q A 'QW QAM-R -. .' ' . -Q x . J Lf, . , . jf 'n ig Q' . f ill. ig 4 .xv YJ- ' 4' Me' Q x -.V gli: .M , ,,.r,-. 1 il f JE :N I 5 ,x rf avi, x .f' JQLE. IA7 F 1. John Dennis Fleury X. 'rf' Cynthia Lynn Flick We we x --at -' -Q Q 4 4 , ., 'Qi u A Paula Ann Foote Peter Daniel Foote Philomene Helen Fournier Robert Michael Freedman Glenn David Freeman Maureen Ann Freeman Picture Not Available L3 l l If , 'Z' -4 fi ,A . mqfiz A icwfgy-, - -flfh . 4? Kathleen Ann Gaffey Cathy Marie Gaspardi Craig John Ghidofti Mary Ellen Godbout ' 'lWi--an gnu! l l l l l NM '-Ili' Robert Gomeau John Goodell Ronald Goss Linda Lee Grantham OH? .nw X Af fd r l Q l A, we J I lil f ' 4 'Elf s Robert E Green Jr Thomas A Hafner Donna Ann Hartman Q I .wx -A Michael J. Heyes , J 1 A I L s JW WT 4, I i l ! This is how Dan Bosley, our team manager, recruits players. Nancy Jane Houghton Thomas Kafeley Paul Kevin Jacques John K. Keizer T' -i 1 f F is 1 Two DeviI's Disciples. Billie Lynn Johnson Richard F. King f M. Bruce P. Jones Sandra Labrecque is 'JZQ5 . 4- 909 .Ln .2gE15:.f'3- 3, 19, x ' V. 5.-.,.W -f .r 3 ...nl r Marianne Lanoue Ronald Lanoue Barbara Lapine Deborah D. 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Sig M f I' If ' 4 l F ' 'l ! if Sandra J. O'NeiIl ' 'TY -QHQ 'E I I Y , U ng x re- ex f 'fff Gerald Peter Oslizlo Nancy Ann Pafryn ' 0' v 1 Marianne Oslizlo Ernest Frank Pead Sm -fbi Sharman Leigh OH John C. Pedrin ,,-ol xtj' X Elaine Gene Passardi Mary Louise Phaneuf l F i Q . I ,. -L . 'V' Sherry Lee Pierce Dawn A. Pisano Marilyn Irene Praft Celeste Ann Puppolo William Erickson Pufihoff Stephen J. Pytko Rf, 11.45,--, X A - 4 ., , fl., , 'L mf ff.. ,H x-:.' -I 'J' f'51guW ,!ffg1fg22',' if - ,. 'I ,af 4' 2 .2 fm ' - 'U J -.Q Margaret M. Pringle Linda Joyce Quimby K! 4 'D Tx K 5 x J Z xi x Steven Lee Quimby David J. Raceffe if Vi -iv L ,v Jia in - V 1 V . 4 V,-v 1 Terry Lynn Rennell Turtle in a library? M ' ww: 'Aa A L 1- ini' if ., , Joanne Marie Reberger Lee A. Reeves '55 Steven M. Richard Sandra Lee Rivard Monica Anne Rondeau Our Chickief' ' r J 1 'Y 1 1 ...f '19 7 Michael Floyd Rosenburg David W. Ross Rita Yvonne Roy fl., 'Q 24 41 -ii 4.54 I ki ., , ia . ,mf l 54 2, V ,. Wi jg? mf' 1 j -,.: ,wich Linda Maureen Sf. Cyr Debra J. Salavantis Cherlyn J. Salerno Stephen David Sacco '-'M L X I . - -Q -. K, A LAL. 1' A 1 . ,f gr' r I, ,X 0'1 Q ' 1.4! . ,, A X -P-VM xl T ,,, rr A' ,D . . .5 D ,. 1 Y x , Marcia Jean Saunders . r 5 1 dv , A 159 V 4 . JH' jg ' 4 1 J' 3 r , .ftp f fi 4175 Nanehe Marie Schmidt Marc F. Scott Marc A. Segala Donna Ann Senecal Randy Lee Shank Barbara Ann Shartrand Patricia Jean Shartrand xv:-r Paul Sharfrand A Kevin Michael Shea Linda Mary Smith Jody Melissa Sprague Shaun E. Sprague A ' li 'Y ., ae. 4- ' v hs I Q J '- K L- 'x 6 .33 can-..,.,,,1-om-.. Pi 1 A Mi-rxihfff t If of iff'-' Lunchtime. It's an accessory that comes with the car. Rose Anne Sumner John Robert Taft Jr. Ruth Elaine Taft Lynn M. Tanguay fa Q41 ', , .A- fI,J'S, yi - sx,QV, ,l 1' 4 un. V .f :tiff Q r' - S Qt., ,ref . 'ff A ,, ff' ' N m-1' U . . f Q Q Q- T , l All ,T Patrice Marie Therrien Ronald J. Thomas 54 Mark E. Todd Joyce E. Tremblay T11 if Kul a -.4-ga' '.-. Q 'kv' ' .,3, . . . .bg ily. 5-.v Q-s Y '11 l ,L .D ,.., - ix, -1, . f: 'Q -V j-- 41' 3g '. 1 ' .-4 G . as ' K .- L ., ,r x rig, , W .al LL.-- -xxx Robert D4 Tierman I , A . OH ' ..-. 'X 1 . Claire Jeanne Trimarchi , f Q. U ii ,KT Deborah A. Todd ie -asia. ' ' Q -. ' A X X, ' - 1 nf f 1 Melodye A. TroHier Q? w 45,1 :il fi l i V Peter V. Vadnais Linda Mary West E Susan Jeanne Valenti William J. Wildman 'xv QP -' .X r I J. 41, .A 'wx 5529! . ,, ?y:gL'f.,j g - 4, .,.-w, ' X.: ,, if-,M ,.'QT5'3f.-5 -5 7, ,ll P ' ,, fx :frzfrjyfjjl fl , T Y, i'fr'vfL?i!'fr:- l' n ' -'f 'rn' ' j::c5::'- ,ZZ f wg ff' , 'A jlwlffglgfg iam f 4' lffffimsi J X 1' ' U frrtrwryvyni 2,4 Diane Mary Vigna Brenda Jean Waterman 'C Edwin C. Wilk William E. Wise fy? t , ,Qu l64 Corinne Lynn Wood Richard M. Wood Mary Ellen Zoito -8 T7 Lionel J. Verrier Garry Steven Roberl Daniel Edward Bosley How's the weather down there, Deb? I P 4, ul Beverly A. Zona i , , Cynthia Frances Satori LEON 332 W zfjpanish ,Exchange 4 1966 B St. .Q Q 1:,, gy. Vs .5 Q g St I usa la Epsilon TQ Pro Merito ,AQINE MARIE BEGIN ,,,4fQ Church St. . hug? Eu. M A y Ag E.r.A'tf-.2, 3 ,f,.,K.1'?.z:i+2:Frehch Club 2, 3 137 Richview Ave. Driver's Ed. 2 Honor Sweater 1 on mf.. I Nu Sigm rr,q,, ,en g Ak 'O ' e '., 5 e'1' '58 i' ' W- .. PdGl.'mE'BErrl Maple St.. , lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 'MARY MADELYQI BENOIT 115 Rich if. .5 ki club , A ROBERT THEODORE BARBUTO A , . Ch SYLVIA BETH BASHEVKIN 56 Davenport St. My pair 3, 4 N ma Epsilon U c I ' A - Pres. 3 Honor Sweater and Plaque 1b i2,,.',. 1-9 .1 'A ' DoRorHv PAULA BEIGHLJJQ . fi 3, 4 Qt e k , X , I ,..,. M... , Pep club 2 s' , G, -1',Fgf ,gt mnastics 1, 2-f I French Club 2 M. . J., ian Club 3 . Driver's Ed. 2 19. 4 lf' ,J Nu Sigma Epsilon 'Fi f jzlgf Class Plargrgrffl Pro Merito T' F42 rv' Tig J Mollie Goodman High School V' Vyil Q I ER Yearbook and Newspaper Staff 71 ' and Student Council DENISE J. BASTIEN lm 22 Blackinton St. in NANCY AISRE IEALL we 936 Highlanclekwg Ski Club 1, 2, ,I , gHonor Sweaterw 3Driver's Ed.WQ i.Nu Sigma Pro Merito 3 Exchanfe - Q, JANE BEER Clarksburg, Ma. .spanish-cd 2, 3,4 Honor Swgqter and Plaque 1 , 592 DAVID PAUL BERGE NA' ,I 157 Corlhth St. M Aft' 'fl Q Football ,'l' I I Track 1, ' Varsity Club 3, 4 Spanish Club 3 Exchange 4 Driver's Ed. 3 If lnterclass Basketball 3, 4 DONALD EDWARD BERGERON 157 Corinth St. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Nu Sigma Pro Merito Exchange 4 Spanish Club 3 GREGORY D. BETTI 74 Cady St. JEFFREY BRYON 74 Cady St. , ' DEBRA ANN BOILLAT 157 East Quincy St. Spanish Club 2, 3 Driver's Ed. 3 4 ' I BARBARA IONA BOLTE 729 Massachusetts Ave. DEBRA ANNE BOROWSKI 38 Washington Ave. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Sweater and Plaque 1, 3, 4 Nu Sigma Epsilon Pro Merito Musical 3, 4 Exchange 4 Italian Club 3 Choir 4 Driver's Ed. 3 Folk Group I DANIEL EDWARD BOSLEY Florida, Ma. F.S.A. 2, 3, 4 Band 2 Manager: Baseball, Basketball, Football 3, 4 Musical Stage Crew 4 PATRICIA A. BOUDREAU 521 Barbour St. JOHN BOURDON 426 East Main St. Track 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Musical 4 Golf 4 Exchange 4 . Driver's Ed. 2 DEBRA JEAN BROOKS uf' ,, ml.. 188 State Road DIANE BROOKS 109 Winter St. Ski Club 2 'VA - . 3? 16 .., a, 4- 'Vw Italian Club 3 NANCY LYNN BROWER 60 Central Ave. French Club 1 Driver's Ed. 2 F.T.A. 3 Drama Club 4 BONNIE MARIE BULLETT 32 Bradley St. CECELIA RUTH BURDICK 121 Ashland St. JOSEPH FRANCIS CAFFREY 7 Holbrook St. PATTI ANN CALLAHAN 404 State Road Student Council 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 Driver's Ed. 3 I Honor Sweater 1 Junior and Senior Y.P. Exchan e4 ' 9 Nu Sigma Pro Merito PETER DOMINIC CANDILORO 88 Liberty St. Band 2, 3 KAREN CARDILLO 20 Notch Road A y Pep Club 2, 3, 4 I Driver's Ed. 3 E' ' Folk Grou 4 g N,.r, Excfbnggi 'I .- . A. . J i f '41, 3?BIa s ' Pop Club 2 Ski Club 2 Driver's E32 F.T.A. 1 BARBARA ANN CA 83 Park Ave. M45 r Art Club 2 H VANESSA JEAN CARSON Clarksburg, Ma. 66 .?'7 'Z'ff 931 . ' 3, 'hfifl' j '7 Q ':73Vii2'Qi 7' 5' ,'gJm,Tf4 'pkg'-, 1. -. ,3 ' ,, . g .4 a wif ?-iv, ' ' COLLEEN FRANCES I 87 Cady St. .4 .Q ff iff 1 Driver's Ed. 1 .Ig j Q oem. ANN cnownsvf, f 147 Protection . : , 1 Driver's Ed. 2 1, CYNTHIA ciwjrs. I Golf 2, 3,4 I ,I4'5libeftY Sf- . 4r Nilrre A S? MARK DARGIE Q-ff Stamford, Vt. 2 ' 1 Radio Station 4 Musical 3, 4 ,W Yearbook 3, 4 J. H. Reilly Speaking Contest First Prize 4 Chorus 3, 4 Men's Octet 4 JAMES DASSATTI Readsboro, Vt. FRANK DINO DePAOl.I 11 Burnham St. JANICE M. DePAOLI 409 Walker St. Yearbook 3, 4 Folk Group 2 X ep Club 3 LYNNE DRURY Contest ALLAN DUNN PAULA ANN FOOTE 22 Lawrence Ave. PETER DANIEL FOOTE 435 Walnut St. Football I, 2, 3, 4 Musical 4 DUQUETTE Road EDDY Ave FLEURY Road LYNN FLICK MICHAEL FREEDMAN I Chess 2, 3, 4 Golf I 2, Stamford, Vt. RONALD GOSS 445 Walnut St. Football I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball I Basketball 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3 LINDA LEE GRANTHAM 9 Fairview Heights Driver's Ed. 2 Nu Sigma Nu Sigma Epsilon Pro Merito if-is .L Drama Club 4 GLENN FREEMAN ROBERT E. GREEN JR. 3205 North GODBOUT Honor Sweater and Plaque I, 2, 3, 4 Nu Sigma Epsilon Pro Merito ROBERT GOMEAU 49 Cady St. JOHN GOODELL Spanish Club 2 Exchange 4 I ,. E ,, W THOMAS A. 2F Apachg St. Wheeffsites Base l,..2,13 Footbgil l, 2, 3, 4 lnterclgts Basketball I, 2, 3 455gg.'fiEg?i . DONNA ANN HARUIIIAFI 28 Folsom St. A Honor Sweater and Plaque I, 3, 4 V,xE Driver's Ed. 2 Nu Sigma Epsilon Pro Merito ROSEMARIE SUSAN HARTMAN I8 Veazie St. Ski Club I Driver's Ed. 3 F.T.A. 4 SHERRY LEE HEELAN 60 Porter St. Italian Club 2, 3 Ski Club 2 LU-ANN MARIE HEINRICH 29 Canedy Lane Driver's Ed. 2 Pep club 3,4 MICHAEL J. HEYES I6 norm sf. E.s.A. 2 Radio Station 4 167 1... SUSAN MARTIA HISER KENT 30 Leonard St. Flor? Driver's Ed. 2 Honor Sweater 3 Pro Merito NANCY JEAN HouoHToN,, . I 21 Monroe St. French Club 2, 3 ..,. 9' PAUL KEVIN JACQUES,-Q, 100 Porter St. BILLIE LYNN JOHNSON 142 Franklin St. Gymnastics 1, 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Folk Group 3, 4 Exchange 4 Cheering 2, 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, 4 Driver's Ed. 2 si BRUCE P. JONE4glg,'l 28 Myers Ave. W ggi' .. ,nk THOMAS KATELEY 20 Kateley Lane Football 1, 2,'3, 4 Basketball 1,,s2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity'Club 2, 3 Driver's Ed. 2 JOHN K. KEIZER Clarksburg, Ma. Ski Club 1 . Driver's Ed. 2 23f4,MusicaI 4 r 44 MW' i' I .11 :2... '-J W.. . . ,. ya.-fda I Q LAIRD H afsSweater Ng .i,Ql'1:'ld Epsilon 5 51 I Pr eritoi if. R 'Q Sta' . wa .41-. Q I .' ' gk Drama Club 1, 4 .i' I Ro Merito Mu ' C1 F.T.A. 2,3 ska club egg ,ni Q DEBORAH D.'LaVlGNE 32 Olds St. F.T.A. 2, 3 French Club 2, 3, 4 Driver's Ed. 3 Italian Club 2 SUSAN M. LeBEAU 63 Myers Ave. DONNA LEFEBVRE 254 State Road DARLENE LeMIRE 58 North Holden St. Nu Sigma Epsilon Pro Merito JAN ET sic Crew ANN LEONESIOH .21 100 Hospital Ave. :gf .F CORINNE J. LQSAT A 3 . I til, 1 l 4 Miner St. 'Q'-Q, 3 .91 UV' I 7 K AI H DAVID PAUL LESCARBEAU 18 4 Eagle St. SUSAN I LUCZYNSKI 5 Loftus St. Driver's Ed. 2 PAULA M. LUSSIER 18 Tyler St. SUSAN ANN MACKSEY 1 15 ,Prospect St. Gymnastics 1, Bands! mg Ski Clu , 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Folk Gr Ex i 4 , 3 .P I PETER D. MANCUSO Football 1, 2, 3, 4 'Ira' 'I 2 3 7 ' ' .liifl-NM tball 1 Italian Club 2, 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 Driver's Ed. 4 DENNIS F. MANGAQO , at 72 Furnace- ARNOLD N 143 Notch Baseball 1, 2, 3 Football 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2 BRIAN D. 58V2 Central Ave. BRUCE J. MARLOW 58V2 Central Ave. Baseball 1, 2 STEVEN R. MARONI IRENE LESCARBEAU 1 1 Av- ki club 1, 3 if ,-uni' MOR I ' 1' 5 s Ed 2 Club 4 fggffg LYNN MOULTON MULDOWNEY oodlawn Ave. s Ed. 2 Club 3 3 fggew 4 W-'ull 2 s Ed. 2 Class President Pro Pe Driver' 3.4 lnterclass Volleyball . . , D, A ,IQ X F Q ' Af 1 1, r. 5-. 55... u. ' ..-W ' vi f 't J' '--4 Q. '. fi. ,, I . 2.5-1, ,V Qi3..-v . ,, v , Q- -. :ff fbi? 15 ,Q . C.,- tg.. QL? 21 3,4 4 MARY LOUISE PHANEUF I2 Hawthorne Ave. French Club 2, 3 SHERRY LEE PIERCE 90 Veazie St. Folk Group 2, 3, 4 Driver's Ed. 2 Nu Sigma Epsilon GERALD PETER OSLIZLO Pro Merito 102 Francis St. Pep Club 2 lnterclass Volle ball 4 .I Q . DSA . PISANO MARIMMRLO 'X 24 Jac sf. IO2 Francis St. Italian Club 3 Italian Club 7 3 Soph. President Folk Group 3 Ski Club 2, 3 Pep Club 4 .lUl'IlOI' Gnd SBDIOI' -A , 8 Fuller sf. SHARMAN LEIGH OTT M ' ' '3 Honor Sweater 2 I6 Overlook Terr Ml Italian Club 2, 3 lv Student Council 3 Eiga GIUIS53, 41 ea. 2 Muimv French Club 4 Club Nu Sigma Epsilon '- Pro Merito - ner M. PRINGLE on St. Yeafgoltc 4 li a 'ZESEKESQEI NNE PWOLO 1.21 , NAGIEE -Stflii ' 3 NELSOIZQ' S. Q. 4, Q, W . YT, 's Ed. Sigma 2, 3, 4 21 YTKO Tgmorr Nu Sigma Epsilon Exchange 4 LINDA JOYCE QUIMBY 44 Lois St. Driver's Ed. I STEVEN LEE QUIMBY 44 Lois St. DAVID J. RACETTE 47 Veazie St. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 JOANNE MARIE REBERGER 66 Chantilly Ave. Gymnastics I Spanish Club 2 Driver's Ed. 2 LEE A. REEVES I53 Veazie St. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 TERRY LYNN RENNELL I75 Notch Road Ski Club I, 2, 3 Driver's Ed. 2 Pep I AYSJNDRI' Aleftii iff' Track 2, 3 TIMOTHY J. ROGERS RFD 412 North Adams MONICA ANNE RONDEAU IO5 North St. Band I Gymnastics I Driver's Ed. 2 Ski Club 3 Italian Club 3 MICHAEL FLOYD ROSENBURG 27 Washington Ave. Spanish Club 3, 4 DAVID W. ROSS Clarksburg, Ma. Football I, 2 Driver's Ed. Italian Club 3 Nu Sigma Epsilon Pro Merito RITA YVONNE ROY I36 North St. STEPHEN DAVID SACCO 397 West Main St. Choir I, 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3 F.S.A. 2, 3, 4 Radi0,LStation 4 Men-s Octet 4 STEVEN ALLEN SARKIS I4 Crossey Place CYNTHIA FRANCES SARTORI 54 Chase Ave. I MARCIA JEAN SAUNDERS 96 West Main St. Yearbook 3, 4 Band I Musical 4 NANETTE MARIA SCHMIDT 30 Northern Lights Ave. Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Folk Group 2, 3 Exchange 4 MARC F. SCOTT 506 State St. MARC A. SEGALA I3 Pebble St. F.S.A. 2 Driver's Ed. 3 Exchange 4 DONNA ANN SENECAL 46I North Eagle St. Ski Club I, 3 Driver's Ed. 2 RANDY LEE SHANK Clarksbiarg, Ma? V ,ff U 1 4 . U 1 fig - H -I it RBAQ :hugs-IA N 'I 4 X-l3N9llf5TfCYR f ' - 'r I 1 45 Hall 51.5 A SI 315 . 6 Bmfl NT S I g 1: . ll 3 4 .9 I ig-g.: ldj -N 5-'Q' ' i ? 1 1 ' . F' '-' :E L 'ai r. D? Hgogf 3' y D ', .f.1geQ., 5.T3g ' '-5 I QATRICIA JEAN si-:AMANO ' Q Pe CI b 3. 4 gf' 1irQ13i1i1Q 1-VANTIS 1. I 6 Qgdfordy. - X K i p U 1 ..'.2,lL' Sf f- 1' I K A Exchange 4 D' F4ff1it'f'f-Pi 9' 3 4 I bfliymcrizlufl 3 Musical Stage .Crewa - , kg I d' ff ,,' ' l D' V-E i V. . 4 AJ A F- T5 ,E ggmk' TEVEL EOBER? 'Lf gg, y, ' 4 I ITQLLL IECHSARD SHARTRAND :li 897 scum church sf. CHERLYN 1.51 BLAKE i f U' ef '- y. ,Ng,, - Cross Country 2, 3, 4 64 Chase Ave. V My fi, -- K' . ' Gymnastics 3, 4 Chorus I, 2 KEVIN MICHAEFSHEA nfyglrsity Club 2, 3, 4 Chess Club 3 895 State Road giiwfi' - ' . -LJ ' I70 ,ah 4. ly. I JODY I' l jf' or Ch 'ch Af 273, Club 4 Sk' lulq IIJD .Qf l C dsfxMain My ' tics l, I H545 ANNIEAWEBENQ in V. . V glls Ave. A- ff ' I Clllb 2, A 'JOYCE .TREMB Y Q ymnastics ll, 2, 3, 4 fy- 1 4' A J Dlivgfffl 3' ' 24 Isbell sf. A S ' I Driver's Ed. 2 I Q, f Ski Club 4 r i L Q CLAIRE JEANNE TRIMARCI-II 'A A 82 'L'fg 'o :f Ave- WILLIAM J. WILDMAN .iw E 4 475 Union Sf. NU 2L'f:z.?.L I'f Pro Memo Nu Sigma Epsilon and Pro Merilo 1 Exchangf 4 ,A EDWIN c WILK Y Q Q31 'Autymn Drive I A id'..:s'FvootbcIll.2, A3, 4 ' A I N W. A IIII: Egexbgnge i I Q. f V . MJ.. K Kgs, QM' it ., l bl , L Lggwjir- J kills!!! .YQ ,3 if IN ff fp I . f V Mx Eiga V :M lim Q ,.,,.I E ZA vm W . iff 13 --5 I'f w ' f J ' qzif If ,,..b,, I., ' M 1 ,U ,.,,. , I - f H A. . me . .Air .. A 'V 7' A vi ff K ,xl ' A - ' - e A' , ig. ' .. VJ 2? ZH M' , .. - Q , nyotivirvh -is A 'UI 7 V' I II 'NJEWXALE w-q:..l Q DU' LYNN M. TANGUAY , ' ' . P ff Aff Ig. I . A .Af A or fi Voo l23 Beaxver Sf. A gk' C35 25 li ll I Y 'J If QVLQEU S Ed, 5' A 1 I FP f '. l' 'jf ., Q.-gfG00df'Ch 5 --?o.IoI , ' I LoL Exs ang .4 3. I A II 3 l Uri-an L 52 5 gli? ? fy A 'I' . M Folk Groupll2, 3 1- 1 CQRINNE LYNN wo WW' Stamford, Vt. i g I LIONEL J. ...mm Drivers Ed. 3 RONALD 351 Slate Sf. Baseball 3, 4 l . 1I E.. THOMAS Y QC Pro Mer RICHARD M. WOOD Driver's Ed.. 3 l I , Lq, A ll Foucher Ave. . I-. N I' BOOSTER 4 TL? 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J. Lepel - Prop. CENTRAL RADIO 8: ELECTRIC STORE RCA Color, General Elec+ric Appliances, Maylag, Fisher PEEBLES JEWEL SHOP MAYE AND BOB WAITE I0 Berkshire Plaza You Can See Us From Main S+. ry, Kaepsa.-Q IAVAVLVAX, 'F k I I REGISTERED DIAMOND RINGS Congra+ula+ions 'ro +he class of 72 Shop By Phone 663-532l I07 Main S+. . :JW 6 R V 3 4 I p 1 ti fx '! J 4 1 a 1 V l 5 K I I Q N I 1 l ll nw 'V I l 1 w l X N 9 4 I 'F Y 1 Q 1 I Q 'f v 1 E 1 I l - , A Nathanite IQT2 , SDSU' 3 - Drury Y rbook . h N3thCTl'1i.t6i 1973, Copgg,.j ,-WMM AUTHOR U1 l.lI'2,' Yflxrbook. F rm.: annul Eonnowgg-NAl1: 1 V h X WW w?1P4,W lLuww Y, A ' Q fx C4 EuMx,,-H+,, W I I , -- M-, . . M1..A CEC