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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1973 volume:

Ill. ! E s i 1 DR UR IS PEOPLE NA THANI TE 1973 D yHgI1 S 11001 North Ad From the Editor o o o My staff and I would like to thank the many people who helped to make this book possible, for without their assistance, the Class of l973 would have no yearbook. We would especially like to thank Mr. Horahon for staying with us another year, and Mr. Trabold, Mr. Metcalf, and Moderne Stu- dios for supplying us with pictures. Special Acknowledgement The Elks Club The Booster Club The F.T.A. Moderne Studios The Devil's Children The Mom's Club The Lebanese Social Club IQL The 1 973 Drury Na thanite Staff Ed. in Chief: Nancy Riordan Staff Eds. Louise Paquette Bev Dean Kim Reopell Shelly Lamarre Art Wilk Advisor: Mr. John Horahon Staff Members Chris Whipple Brian DePaoli Denise Codogni Barb Birkland Tommy Glickman Dale Keating Pat Gageant Sharon Tower Lauren Whitham John Sweeney Janice Brazeau Nancy Fabricius Melissa Sprague Audrey Dumas Sue Russett Sue Girardi Marilyn Phelps Diane Farinon Mary Abuisi Brian Scarfone 'SEQ is S -AQW , N. gl 1 1 M, J v 4 Administration 4 -fs. DR. ROBERT LORETAN - Superintendent MR. STEPHEN DROTTER - Principal 1 n 13 kt' 1,4 ABOVE, L. to R.: Sheralyn Gregory, Florence Guilbault, and Jean Bousquet. - Office Secretaries. LEFT, L. to R.: Mrs. Anne Mostroianni, Mr. Louis Perrotta, Director, and Mr. Joseph Campedelli. - Guidance Counselors. , 1 ' A E . .. ,-.L ' ., Qi3f1 ' , I .ff I N' Qui -', P 45 up L 4 I at' . in I elf. MR. ROBERT MARONI - Assistant Superintendent ,wi 'B 'E ,lf MR. NICHOLAS DelNEGRO - Vice-Principal I Enghsh FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Mrs. Katherine Duby, Mrs. Ruth Otico, Miss Anne Mackiewicz, Mr. Francis Merrigan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Francis Quinn, Mrs. Helen Peter- son, Mr. Paul Gravel, Dept. Head, Mrs. Carolyn Cheesboro. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Eleanor Taft, Mr. Rich- ord Jackson, Mr. Stephen Sears. I.. '. ' iff- J r-rv .- ' Language FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Miss Elaine Lebert, Mrs. Cather- ine Gravel, Miss Carole Millette. SECOND ROW: Mr. Nate Sondrini, Mr. Paul deGategno, Mr. Edmond Trudeau, Dept. Head, Mr. Armand Perreault. i l l 1 l l l 1 i l l 1 C Sclence FIRST ROW, L. to R.: Mr. Harry Morris, Mr. Joseph Gniadek, Mr. John Solari, Mrs. Patricia Butterfield. SECOND ROW: Mr. John Richards, Mr. Silvio Lamarre, Mr. Vincent King, Mr. Charles Boisvert, Act- ing Dept. Head, Mr. Clarence Perry. l od E 'I -3 i V 4,1 ,.4zi5'i1 - L. io R.: Mrs. Anne Washburn, Mr. Herbert Johnson. Home Economics L. to R.: Mrs. Georgehe Maloney, Mrs. Pauline Can fone. Physical Education 0 ff 'Yin 5 Band Music ii ul i i 'QL' 5 if s Y i S F1 H Art Mr. Joseph Vivona Miss Virginia Hussey Mr. John Horohcn I ' J.-, 1 I g 1 '45 fu. JI' ..4.' 0'.rf q o .A.s' - ,L , . 'x 'BQ' X Kg. ff, 3 fi? ' Q , , ,s' A .' , I V75 ' ' ' ' .4 4 Q '1 Janitors .Rex 1 TKT L-' , . . P 0. h..-f LEFT: Mrs. Phyllis Howe, Librorion 8 1 limi' -,- .- -a V 'x 1.4.1 5? hs T xf .1 , ' , iglilfw 'f , ,, .,1- nuff, ,. , ,A ... M, . 01 ' , W Aja, . Y'-n ' ' 'H-5, '10 'V fqe - V' e Football 1 972 Y V 5 f 1- P IO 4:'..x. if 'f 1 U-, ,r 4.3, ,-, ,,.v f- , M. , 2- , . . .,,,g5 M -v-Q. as 1' 1 .g 'J- Tf' J' if 0 . A. ug' 1.. 'I Vx vig.: A x J., YM, 4. ' ' g ,.s QL .J 'fifgzff fs ' ' Wx QV., , -. fu- f , ,c..',, W, NN WL s fiff.-W vu. S ' Ai., '- nv I it In the opening game of the season Drury bombed Mt. Anthony 38-O, behind a four touchdown attack by Dave Libardi. Drury scored five touchdowns, with the other one being scored by Mike Falcon on a 3 yd. plunge from scrimage. The Drury rushing attacks were well balanced as Libardi picked up 98 yds. on l l car- ries, while Mike Falcon and George Galli went 8 for 47 and 2 for 34 respectively. Defensively, Jammallo, Falcon and Crawford led the tenuous Drury defense, which allowed Mt. Anthony only 173 yards in total offense. Drury picked up their second win of the season by trouncing St. Joe of Pittsfield 34-O. Joe JammalIo's passing arm was in fine form as he completed 2 touchdown passes to Libardi in the first half, one for 33 and another for 42 yards. Jammallo scored a TD himself in the second half, and George Galli also crossed the goal line twice in the fourth quarter, once on a I9 yard pass from Bruce Johnson and once on a 3 yard plunge over the goal line. The Drury defense was fantastic, allowing St. Joe only 34 yds. rushing and 22 in the air. Coach Cirone said it was impossible to single-out any defensive standouts, and the entire defensive line did an excel- lent iob. Northampton's highly-touted wishbone offense stunned Drury 31-16 in the third game of the season. Drury misuses probably caused the loss as two fumbles and a blocked punt set up three Northampton TD's. Mike Falcon and Dave Libardi scored the two Devil TD's, and also led the Devil ground game with I28 and 42 yards respectively, while Jammallo completed 4 of 6 passes for 34 yards. The Devil defense was led by Co-Captains Crawford and Ghidotti, and Mike Falcon, Jim Simon, Bruce Johnson, and Joe Jammallo. Running back George Galli sustained a knee iniury in the game, which was to start a series of complications and put three sport athletes out of action for both football and basketball. Drury suffered it's second loss at the hands of Pittsfield, as the Generals beat Drury 20-6 in a night game at Wahconah Park. Drury was down I4-6 at the half, with what was to be their only TD, scored by Bruce Johnson on a 4 yd. run. Although the Devil offense was stymied, Coach Cirone had particular praise for the defense which he said was outstanding. Bruce Johnson, Dave Puppolo, Ron Chenail and Matt Crawford all excelled on defense. 1 ' i Co-Captains Matt Crawford and Gary Ghidotti 1 1 Drury played probably its best game of the year in losing to powerful Wahconah on Noel Field 20-12. Wahconah led at halftime 7-6, until the Devil offense came up with a TD on a perfect Jammallo to Puppolo pass which covered 33 yards. Two fumbles in the 3rd quarter bolted Drury's scoring drives. Drury's new wishbone offense worked very smoothly, prod- ucing a well-balanced running attack. Libardi went 17-87, Ghidotti 10-33, Jammallo 8 for 56 and Johnson 9-57. Drury's passing attack was also sound, as Johnson completed 5 passes in 9 attempts for 62 yds., and Jam- mallo was one for one for 33 yds. The Devil defense was led by Falcon and Johnson with the assistance of McKean, Dassatti, Thomann and Simon. Drury snapped a 3 game losing streak by squashing Monumeny Mt. 24- 0. Bruce Johnson played his best game of the year as he scored 3 TD's, and gained a total of 81 yards in 9 attempts. Joe Jammallo played his best game also, gaining 147 yards in only 16 carries to lead the Devil ground game. Ghidotti, Falcon, Jammallo and Dickenson paced the shut-out minded Drury defense. Drury fought hard but lost a 26-20 decision to Taconic in the 7th game of the year. Jammallo led the Devil ground gainers for the second game in a row, eating up 74 yds. of turf in 1 1 carries, while Johnson and Libardi both lugged for 38 yds. Johnson, Libardi, and Jammallo scored the three Devil TD's, with Libardi running over the goal line for the two extra points. Bob Dickenson, Mike Falcon, and Jammallo were the mainstays of the Devil defense. ln the tradition-filled, year ending Hoosac game, Drury lost a heart- breaker 12-8, after leading most of the way. With Drury ahead 8-6, and with only 1 :24 left on the clock, Hoosac's quarterback Steve Bondine com- pleted a desperation pass for a Hoosac TD. The entire lirst half of the game was a battle of tough defenses as the two teams went to the locker room with a scoreless tie. Jim Simon's 37 yard run early in the 3rd period set up Johnson's one yard run for the only Devil TD. Johnson then passed to Libardi for a 2 pt. conversion. Hoosac then scored a quick TD but missed the extra points, leaving the score 8-6, where it remained until the game ruining terror by Bondine. Jim Simon played a great game for Drury, gain- ing 74 yards in 12 carries. Libardi gained 48 in 13 carries. The Drury defense was magnificent, led by Ghidotti, Crawford, Falcon, Johnson, Markland and Jamallo. sf.. H e- V- . Q---.H 1 f -. - fl .. Q - SENIORS: BOTTOM ROW, l.. to R.: George Apkin, Dave Puppolo, Art Palmer, Joe Jamallo, Co-Captains Gary Ghidotti and Matt Crawford, Mike Falcon, Dave Libardi, and Ed Lapine. SECOND ROW: George Galli, Larry Noyes, John Voreschi, Dave Trottier, Steve Strange, John Bergeron, Pete Cardillo, and Mike Richardello. TOP ROW: Mark Tho- mann, Jim Simon, and Chris Downey. l l 7--'Y' f ! 1llI-r y , -V we A Q ' - sf l6 '!3 5' sim -f lf .ah Q r. . , Sw Efss:SE3f 'affevf-Sf , 155 v0?-ii fE1pi1 311 ki An I -1 ag? it I, , ,I IEE Ag'-7' 15 -1.31 V. fx 7L,7!m3 ff mfr A- vx, u-S -26' sv: .,EgrE.1,12E1gg.4?f, :xref sgvsggf qi, uvssgtvag. iggfg ., 1. V Q sv M N Q., ,Y . , k Y I 4im22a!2'.7A51uB:Z 52' 1155128-U, 32f43 ' rs 2 fW'1wwW 5tf '!r'l I ul ,f In Em' 2 11 i aw ,ry .ui g,uij .uQ 15376: i? gg 1:44, 43, TL-lQf,l 'v M 'mx JF I as N -1. vqfv- id r' qs 04, .fm gin- Varsity Cheerleaders A' YA' al W' Yf v ' 1,152 , ' Q i ., ' -,-42:3 ' -Q, 1,11 L. psi' ,wflljzff ' ., Q . , +1? f?iA. BOTTOM: Kathy Goss, Sue Russett, Co-Capt. Barb Birkland, Malia Windrow, Nancy Riordan, and Sue Wood. TOP: Audrey Dumas, Sue Couture, Gayle Dydqyicz, Carol Falcon, Co-Capt. Nancy Fabricius, and Chris Whipple. ' as-wg ,jf , 1 ...I ' '-Hz' rv -mera. .-,,, . 5-7, 58. M IQ., + ' ,im j,,,,:Hg pfrgil. . . sf- . ' '- 51.3- ly., I 'A i Q: F5 1 5 if ,,.....N,,, ,. V 'f 'Z -.glam-L39 1 - 1 ,L QS fi - 3 L on 4 ,Ai .K , -lr . L. . 4 . , 1 L ' -.I ,. ,. k. - - 4 's ,-f 1,-'Q s- .' . .2 7, -U S N v I, , , .., - ae, eb 'W ww' HW 9' J. V. Cheerleaders Capt. Lynne Boyer, Co-Capt. Melissa Sprague, Sharon Simon, Barb Buckley, Janet Berry, Lisa Saltimartini, Deb Dube, Michelle Mineau, Laurie Champagne, Lisa Bou- dreau and Nancy Drury. c LJ A V7 -,,x kj an ef, ,T A T I972 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FRONT, Left to Right: Peter Sweeney, Ed Bassi, Peter DeMeo, Steve Hamelin, Cairn Cross, Brian Scarafoni. SECOND ROW: Dan Toomey, Dave Toomey, Jon Bassi, .lim Caffrey. THIRD ROW: Martin Bashevkin, Ed Flaherty, Art Wilk, Co-copts. Larry Potvin and Rich Taskin, Dole Beverly, Coach Ray Willis. 1' A and ea 'J .F- 'Y ti' I ' ' 4' ,, , 6'1 - Y' 9 N wi . 3 11's F 'i I. The 1972 Drury Cross Country Team posted an excellent record of only ten wins and four losses. The team finished third in the highly competitive Berkshire County Cross Country League. Despite the fact that they were the smallest school in their division, the team finished a respectable seventh of seventeen at the Western Massachusetts Meet held at Amherst College. The team was by far and away the best in Drury's history, and credit can not be solely given to any one individual for the remarkable change. Junior Bob Can- nity trained all summer long to rise from 5th to lst place, and win IO dual meets. Larry Potvin returned to his fine form of last year and Rich Taskin and Pete Demeo came through with some clutch finishes to win close victories. Art Wilk and Dale Beverly were much improved from lost year, and the performance of soph- omore Ed Flaherty was surprisingly good. All in all, it has to be noted as the premier year of Drury Cross- Country since it began six years ago. Cross C 0 un tr Homecoming ,-V X C XX X ,, .f V ' ' . .L M 3. '21 Po Q. an fl 'G+ -an ,-'N ' vo -'G ,. .ii W if' -+ , ' 'S In .il QUEEN AND COURT ll.. to RJ: Dave Bergeron, Nancy Law, Tom Fifzpatrick, Maria Gamari, Melissa Sprague, The burning of the dummy. Joseph Jammcllo, Cheryl Starr, Chuck Gaspardi, Frank DePaoIi, Audrey Dumas. 1 l +53 FE' 'l x 5.4 Q , x 5 1 1 l .-'P r The Dance. I Hoosac Valley Cheerleaders make a pyramid. lb 3 1 l-I . .M 41 'r I I S i f was - Q i l V 'V 5 if 5 E ......--v'-14 'i M ' 5 , .. 5 is 4, L .uf I ' ,K s 1 1 hi i . 1.1 V . ,. . FL- ,. I ya, . .-4 .1652 . P ,IQ 4, g. Y L, 3 ig, '4 SQ V, .- Q95 i The ccrcaptains give a speech at the pep rally. The football is given to the winning team of the Powder Puff Football Game. S'-3 1 ' - ,A The Drury Homecoming of 1972 was a very C 5- il V, I enioyable week. It opened up with the traditional i lj: semi-formal dance on Saturday night, October 28th , pi 1 at the Saint Anthony Parish Hall. The band was the U 2 Parafin's. The court chosen consisted of Nancy i ,.. Law, Maria Gamari, Melissa Sprague lqueenl, Che- -3 T Ky 4:-3: ryl Starr, and Audrey Dumas. W WINNERS OF GREASER DAY ll.. to RJ: Hank Maroni, Sergio Demo, Nicky DelNegro, and Amanda Gar- CQGU. The following day was designated Greaser Day . On this day, all students were asked to dress up in the outfits ofthe l950's. The iudges, Mr. Hor- ahan and Mrs. Duby, chose Nicky DelNegro and Sergio Demo as the queen and king of the greasers. That night, the annual Powder Puff Football Game was held at Noel Field. Several varsity football players acted as coaches, while the varsity football coaches officiated the game. The sophomore-iunior team wan the battle. On Friday, November 5th, the Hoosac Valley pep rally was held. That night, the Snake dance was conducted, with students marching from Drury down to Noel Field, ending with the burning of the Hoosac Valley Dummy. The procession then went back to Drury to dance. On Saturday afternoon, Drury played against Hoosac Valley in a football game. The game proved to be very exciting, with Hoosac Valley winning, I 3 to 6. I7 Drury Chess Team 1973 RECORD ' Pittsfield - 4-l 1-ff. Y ' T ,,,,,,,,,, sf. Joseph iN. A4 - 7-1 'Wahconah - 4-I K Pittsfield - 3V2-I V2 'St. Joseph - 7-l , Wahconah - 4-l 'Away ln its second year in the Northern Berkshire Chess League, Drury won the championship for its second consecutive year with a perfect season record of 6 and 0. After last year's demoralizing defeat in the Western Mass. High School Team Championship, we returned this year, being seated in tenth place. This year, however, with outstanding performances by Jim Eade and Sam Hurlbut we proceeded to climb out of last place and on upward into third. Throughout the season, we kept the same playing arrangement with Jim Eade playing number one board, Tom Glickman and Sam Hurlbut playing two and three respectively. Larry Noyes played fourth and Jeff Delisle and Joe Salerno alternated at fifth spot. Alternates were Jim Shaker, Mike Reopell and Bruce Moulthrop. 'Q I'-WN Winter Even ts All R A,-ipaq wat 45 , ..... . -.,....hn f :V PM S X O Q -- ihqsf' i ?f.'B' 5 X I . 1 A 'Z ball 1972 - 1973 - Nmgvusw N ' C-:lp ll, lm' lil ' l gl Y., uf 4,1-, P4 J vwmlr Q ABOVE: Captain Bill Reeves with Coach Joseph Girardi and his assistant Charlie Boisvert. 022:44 -...M Another successful season for the Drury High Blue Devils, led to the capture of their 4th NBL crown, their 3rd Western Mass. title in four years, and a season record of 21 wins with only 5 losses. Once again the charges of Coach Joe Girardi thrilled Drury fans with their spectacular playing and team effort. The Blue Devils clinched the NBL Crown by defeating Pittsfield High in the last league game of the season. lt was in this game that Capt. Bill Reeves suc- ceeded in surpassing the l000th career point at Drury and also in breaking the individual record by scoring 42 points in one game. The Blue Devils then advanced to tournament play and easily beat St. Joseph's of Pittsfield for the Berkshire County Title. After an easy match against Palmer, they proceeded to defeat Amherst for their third Western Mass. title. Unfortu- nately, the Devils were no match for Rindge Tech. and lost to them in the state finals. Ski Team 1 I .,..-fx i ,afrrx gu . 4 -C i x 44 3 Pere DeMeo Larry Potvin Lisa Bassi Steve Whifham Jim Caffrey Bob Cannity Dave Casey 4,4 in -.nr MEMBERS M' Q plvkif ' 1 ... 2 ,....a.-.LW M ' Paul Boillaf Owen Whitham Ed Bassi Brian Scarfone Jon Bassi Chris Kirby John Cermenaro Pete Sweeney LEFT: Coach Bruce Calvi Sergio Demo, winner of the snow shoe race Ski race attempts The Winter Carnival The annual Winter Carnival festivities began on Jan. 31 with the ski races. Mike Emmons took first place, Dave Casey took second, and Owen Whitham took third. Then came the broomball game in which the Jrs. and Sophs. won. Next came the snowshoe races. Sergio Demo won for the boys, and Carlo Daugh- erty won for the girls. This was followed by the girls' basket- ball game, in which the Srs. and Fresh. won. On Sat., Feb. 3, the formal dance was held, the queen being Sue Girardi. Then next day the snow sculptures were judged. The irs. came in first, then the Fresh., then the Sophs. and last, the Seniors. On the whole, the Winter Carnival fes- tivities of i973 proved to be very exciting, thanks to Nicky Del Negro and Carla Daugherty who were chairmen of the entire event. 'iw 5 7' HN x E L ' x ,fu k.- Indlvlduol l.. 4. 4-TJ' r A H-u,A Nice? .. ' ,:..1'x--'3A'f- P .f 3 QL' Pro Meri to ,Q-w 3'5- 'Q' ..- 1 T' uv? Q A -vi aw 3 fi NJN Q ,1 Sud T 4 if-' opwhgrt-4:4 1a 'C 'Lg gk III fv .x ,613 nf-cg? 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Pro Merito Society Edward Lapine Ellen Lebowitz ' David Libardi Diane Manuel 'Connie Miner Kathy Miner Robert Olson Marylin Phelps Lawrence Potvin Beverly Primmer David Puppolo Kimberly Reopell Nancy Riordan Susan Sacco Debra Tanner Carolie Thurston 'Sharon Tower lPres.l 'Constance Toye Arthur Wilk Members: Mary Betti Barbara Birkland 'Gail Bishop Janice Brazeau James Caffrey Diane Caproni ' Denise Codogni Barbara Davis Diane Delisle Brian DePaoli Beverly Dostie Julie Dougherty Martha Finney Debra Fortini 'Pat Gageant lSec.l Nancy Galipeau Andrea Garceau 'Thomas Glickman JoAnn Goodell 'Joseph Jammallo Madelyn Klose ' High Honors The members get their pins at the assembly. I 27 I A .1 f - v :T fl .x 4 M wk - -4 ,Q ---1 uv.-4.-Q , ,, -- ----4-..,.,, 'V'-1 ' ,. .' A --L--,,, N. . .-.. .., V 9' 5... . ...Q .Q .214 l 3i5F'i ' li . J -. 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BACK ROW: Coach Johnson, Schcun Daugherty, Schaun Green, Fish Flaherty, Keith Reimer, Marc Ghidotti, Bruce Taft, Pete Landry, Coach Willis. ABOVE: Coaches Herb Johnson and Ray Willis with Co-captains Larry Potvin and Mike Falcon. sJ 'f. . .I The Drury Track team, although compiling a 6 and 5 record, had one of its best sea- sons in recent years, as evidenced by the surprising interest the student body took in the team. In the first meet of the year Drury bombed Frontier by a score of 103-37. Bill Reeves and George Apkin were double winners. Other Drury winners were Larry Potvin, Rich Taskin, Bob Cannity, Art Wilk, Alex Daugherty, Chuck Gaspardi and Ron Chenail. Drury finished second to Mohawk in a triangular meet, beating Hampshire with the score 105-48-19. Chuck Gaspardi got.Drury's only first in the 220. ln the third meet Drury was blasted by league-leading Taconic ll5-25, with George Apkin getting the only Devil first. Drury then took I0 men to the Steele Relays, and the 2 mile relay team of Art Wilk, Larry Potvin, Bob Cannity, and Rich Taskin finished third with an 8:47 clocking. Drury then won three meets in a row, destroying Mt. Anthony 127-13, Wahconnah 97-34, and Monument Mt. 84-l l. Drury then dropped a 95-45 decision to Hoosac Valley. Rich Tas- kin, George Apkin, Chuck Gaspardi, and Bill Reeves collected firsts for Drury. Drury then lost to Mt. Greylock, 93-47, in pouring rain in Williamstown. George Apkin, Bill Reeves, Mike Falcon, and Bob Cannity collected the only Drury firsts. Drury then played Pittsfield on Taconic's new track and lost 100-40, but then the thinclads bombed Turners Falls l l0-30, in a meet that saw Ron Chenail, Bill Reeves, Larry Potvin, and Chuck Gaspardi emerge as double winners. George Apkin, Bill Reeves, Mike Falcon, Chuck Gaspardi, Rich Taskin, Larry Potvin, Art Wilk, Bob Cannity, Alex Daugherty, Ron Chenail, Keith Reimer, and Paul Boillat represented Drury in the Western Mass. Meet. The meet was highlighted by Bill Reeves getting seconds in both the high iump and triple jump, and 2 new school records set, Bob Cannity in the 2 mile, and the 880 relay team of Bill Reeves, Rich Taskin, Keith Reimer, and Alex Daugherty. RIGHT: Art Wilk in the 880 against Pittsfield. BELOW: l0O against Turners Falls. Who won? 1 , 3, A' tl , X kxf Zi Baseball 1973 , Y' U 'v I - j ' ,. Q i X- Q 'qw' If ' 731353 1973 BASEBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW: Dick Gilman, Mike Emmons, Kevin Bullet, George Galli, Dave Puppolo, Brian Bilger, Joe Jamrnallo, Dave Labardi, Jim Simon. SECOND ROW: Coach McGrath, Rob Girardi, Mark Gadbois, Jack Rivord, Brian Tanner, Bruce Johnson, Russ Miller, John Fosser, Manager Monk Shaker, Asst. Coach Rivord, s + ' . ' , 'nn , V Iwi ' 'ff' ' 21 .. if 'ff ' .- if., 'I' 'i 'Wy M01 if-ff' txgnfbx - s' Q .if I - ' HM R ' v i xi ? 1 s 71.1-' .fl-2 -f ' ' 41 I' . 1 . ,, .. .. ., , ' -V 4 'fx' '-51-1 - , .' V ,gwlfigx 'Q' ,ff az: 'Wit x ,QQ-Lfg' x ' ' 57: J'-af: i., x -f, rf' 'J 4 F'-, ' d lk' M A 'V -.v ' f, l .A is: fir: ,1'.P , '- s , .'5f .v ' i f B b II S mm ase a u ary The Drury baseball season started with high hopes but ended up with only an ll and 9 record. Drury lost the opening game to Amherst, 8-7 in a non-league contest. Drury had an edge in hitting but , numerous Devil errors proved crucial. Drury evened its record at l-l with a IO-l victory over local St. Joseph's at Noel Field, Mike Emmons pitched the first five innings and got the win by striking out 8 batters. Brian Bilger and Dave Puppolo were the hitting leaders for Drury as Bilger had 0 triple and a home run, and Puppolo had 3 hits in 5 at- bats. v Drury picked up their second win, a 10-0 decision over Commerce, by virtue of a record-breaking 7 hitter pitched by Mike Emmons. Emmons struck out l6 batters, a new record, in going the route for Drury. He owned the game at the plate also, where he went 3 for 4 and collected a double and a triple. Drury then ran into league-leading Wachonnah as Jeff Rior- dan threw a masterful 3 hitter and the war- riors won, 7-O. Russ Miller, Mike Emmons and Dave Libardi got the only Drury hits. Drury lost its second game in a row at the hands of Taconic, a 6-5, i0 inning deci- sion. Dave Puppolo knocked in 2 Drury runs while George Galli and Brian Bilger got the others. Drury then routed Com- merce again, l4-3, at Noel Field. Mike Emmons allowed only one hit in the first five innings and got the win. George Galli collected four of Drury's I l hits and Mike Emmons had a solo home run. Drury then got a 5 hitter from Brian Bilger as they beat Lennox 7-I in a game that featured hits by all but three of the Drury lineup. Drury then dropped a 3-l contest to Lee in which the only Devil highlight was the fact that the team didn't make an error, the first game that they had managed to do that. Drury then stopped local St. Joseph's for the second time 5-3 behind some good pitching by sophomore Mark Gadbois. Libardi collected two hits, including a home run for Drury, and George Galli and Mark Gadbois got two apiece. Drury got a big rally going in the 6th to edge Hoosac Valley, 9-8, George Galli and Dave Pup- polo were the hitting leaders for Drury as they collected 3 and 2 hits respectively. Drury then beat Mt. Anthony but then lost to Monument Mountain a day later. Drury then beat Mt. Greylock 5-l in Williams- town. Mike Emmons pitched a strong game for Drury in getting the win. Joe Jammallo drove in one Drury run in the 7th with a triple, and Dave Puppolo, Brian Bil- ger and Dave Libardi all drove in runs with singles. St. .loseph's of Pittsfield then smashed the Devil's ll-3, but the next game was probably Drury's best of the year as they upset Pittsfield 8-4 at Noel Field. Some timely hitting by Dave Pup- polo, Bruce Johnson, and Dick Gilman proved the difference. Wahconnah then bombed Drury for the second time that season, l3-l. Drury lost another I0 inning decision to Taconic 7-5 in their next game. Kevin Bullet went the distance for Drury and pitched a good game in a losing effort. Drury then downed Hoosac, 4-2 behind some sharp pitching by Byron Bil- ger. George Galli, Mike Emmons, and Dave Puppolo each had two hits and Galli had two rbi's. Drury then beat Mt. Grey- lock 8-3 and lost its final game 6-5 to Pitts- field. All in all it was a discouraging year for Drury considering the team's high pre- season hopes. 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X 4' 1 IXYN. ,L V1 . -, E 'T ' , :P ., xii 'f 9 F ' K 'Q-v , 'g,'.vs'- ' 0 l i ' f- 1 ' '- , .. . f 1 - ' I. 1 ' X v- - pp p- z . . f . - z ' I i ' X A f - M ' 2 ' 5 K ' 5 :xx X I a l ' 1: - , . 1 , 5 3' Q' 1 ' , - . Q 3 F. - lf , 5 v Dm . - ' Q . ,Q 1 'll' 5 x he B Q I x , . -. f t 'X f I ' in X -: wi- 1 f ' ' 1 X- , X- I, .v ' N x ' 1 1 ' X 4 B 1 l 1 1 . . L 1 5 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 1 Q 1 a -1 . . r , . K 1 , 1 1 ' 'FTM 1 1 ,ff V . I 1 1 J 1 1 Q? ' . ' 1 'C Z, 4. ' ,, K' 1 1 My 1 1 1 A3 'f . , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 -0-4 The first Drury Tennis Team: FRONT, From Left, Pete Maroni, Larry Noyes, Tom Glickman, Bob Gagne, and Chris Brennan. REAR, From Left: Mrs. Barbara Billings, Coach, Cathy Leu, Barbara Davis, Kevin Welch and Karen Tatro. In its first year of varsity tennis the team compiled a very respectable record of 6-6 and placed third in the Berkshire County League. Junior Pete Maroni was our number one player with senior Larry Noyes and Tom Glickman playing second and third respectably. Our first doubles team found Bob Gagne and Chris Brennan playing great tennis. The second doubles team of Barb Davis and Karen Tatro won several matches for us as they came through in the clutch. As the season opened against Taconic inexperience proved to be the deciding factor as we lost 3-2. However our next match against Hoosac Valley found us on top winning 3-2 with the third singles and two doubles teams winning. After a demoralizing 5-0 loss to league leading Pittsfield we defeated Monument Mt. 4-1. We then dropped our next match to Mt. Greylock 5-0 but took Taconic on our home courts by a score of 3-2 with our third singles and two doubles teams winning. We then beat Monument Mt. for the second time by a score of 4-1. For the second time Pittsfield proved to be too much for us as they again shut us out. In a close match with Waconah we came out on the short end 3-2. Then playing Greylock for the second time we won astonishingly 4-I . In our last two matches we beat Hoosac Valley for the second time by a score of 4-l with Pete Maroni, Larry Noyes and Tom Glickman winning at singles and Bob Gagne and Chris Brennan winning at doubles. In our final match we were handed a very demoralizing defeat by a score of 3-2 with only Pete Maroni and our first doubles team winning. pen Cam us for Seniors For the first time in the history of Drury High School members of a senior class were allowed alternatives to the traditional study hall. Any senior who presented a signed contractual agreement between the school and his parents was allowed to participate in the Optional Program. His participation was voluntary and subiect to the regular school rules together with the Optional Program rules. Participation was subiect to termination at any time by parents, the school adminis- tration as well as the Optional Program Student-Faculty Committee on Rules and Regulations. We learned to budget our free time, participate in independent research, attend mini-courses, work in downtown stores, and offer volunteer services. We also enjoyed leisure activities in the student lounge such as ping-pong, chess, reading, and cards. Approxi- mately 200 students participated in what we felt to be a very valu- able part of our high school life. COORDINATOR - Joseph P. Campedelli STUDENT CHAIRMAN - Thomas Glickman STUDENT REPRESENTATIVES - Nancy Riordan, Brian DePaoli, Lisa Bassi, Nancy Fabricius, Susan Sacco ADVISOR - Stephen J. Drotter XYKQY' 0' 1 f .,Ar-J' ii- H , 4,3- I fills .fv- fm P' -s.'ff .ff- i L , ,,: 'fm I 1 'Mi . D ol, ,. ,, '-. is. Nu Sigma Janet Berry Mary Bishop Katherine Bliss Gail Brooks Fay Burdick Kelly Carson James Cristofolini 'Jeffrey Delisle 'Lynne DePoali Laurie Dickinson Nancy Drury Gail Foote Nancy Foster Robbin Freeman Ann Fulginiti Suzette Galipeau Amanda Garceau Charles Gaspardi Leona Gibeau Cindy Gigliotti 'Robert Girardi Colleen Hunkler Kathy King Andrew Lebowitz Donna Lemire Stephen Lloyd Roberta Mancuso Carol Mapes Katherine Meranti Micheal McKeon Linda Moulthrop Robert Neville 'Sharon Oakes Michelle Parisien Joanne Patterson Kim Pilot 'Brian Remillard Derek Rougeau Sharon Rudnick 'Susan Russett 'Mark Saulnier 'Melissa Sprague David Toomey Robert Vareschi Melissa Wheeler Kathy-Ann Whitto 'High Honors OFFICERS: Pete Maroni - Pres. 'Sharon Bashevkin - V P ' Stephen Markland - Treas. Dale Therrien - Sec Memorial Day On May 25th, our annual Memorial Day Assembly was held. Mr. Donald Pecor was the guest speaker. Poems were recited by Nancy Fabricius and Sharon Tower, and Susan Sacco read the Governor's Proclamation. Twenty-five Senior girls were selected to place flow- ers and flags aside the trees in the frontl of the school in honor of war dead who had graduated from Drury. f J Mr. Pecor l Y K iff w.,L?0 I nr- ' f C. .s-., ,I 'Vs HU Ny - '. , nu ' . W w.-ci ' :.Q,.s 0 f-F , ,,,,.... I ,, .,.,.. -1 '55 Placing the wreath. if '11 I ff' 5, Jditsfis un! JI Q -:nt LEFT: Marching outside in procession -4,1 55 UNDER CLA SSMEN I uf. -gffharn .. .sh . -N.. 1 N ,. Juniors 35' CLASS OFFICERS: Pres. Alex Daugherty :zip -ii .w ... A,,,.. Wi, 'Q Q' 1,-'fy rx,- M 5' WAP L? v N425 fr IQ GQ - - .Wgrgifv X ' ff 7-4 . f 'Q ' v' .. W -M 6 A V , I 4 puny Q, - is .35 is 1 1 -r-- . ,C 2 1 lx 1 SOPH. CLASS OFFICERS: Maureen Curran, Marvin Daugherty, Laurie Moresi, Cathy McDonough. 7 .. 1- ' - . P293 C 'i 'T' S Q0 FRESHMAN QUEEN: Karen Salerno. Court L. fo R.: Jamie Todd, Gino Roche, Lynn Simon, and Teressc Holden Freshmen N3 ..,.,,,, 'lllrmvsvmo xh- l M wwqymvne ,l' A- ' ,942'f2Q?'z'70 ' , . ' f . ff!! YW ' Y 62,45 V ' 1 ' W ,142 T42 55,5533 '1 ff 1,221 1 '-7 gi -fffai' Wafer! . I,-7.1?3,f, , A 5 'amp 1 V .af . .A Al .MA -f 'of' 5 ifl 3 J . rs ,ie ,E in E ,, Q 2 . 1 E' 2:2 'iz an 1 ' wg :vig 1: my 2 f f 11 HW' 1- 'w Vanin- tix 3 4 , 'firm mm ' - 'M H A 0 1 eww .uv .,.,,. nga A , - A ,A Hfa Q i A 5 E . . f' Q . XF? 2 41 'c w. '-r ff K 1 l ',c . .A , A P wg ' 1 L. ' . .', 1.1 ,,., .' '. .? V - . , f nz, L?-2:3Q?9 '1f -:.aF..?zqa- SE I ORS l I .-1 MARY E. ABUISI I4 Prospect St., North Adams Folk Group I, 2, 3, 4, ltalian Club l, 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 2, Sophomore Frolic Comm., 2, Ring Comm. 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Exchange Club 4 - dv NANCY LYNN ANDERSON Horrigan Road, Clarksburg Spanish Club 3, Newspaper Staff 3, Mini- Course Sub Comm. PAT W. ACCETTA 204 Prospect St., North Adams O mi 'ik' X, f , Q ol-'Q A--fr' , . f MICHAEL ALLARD 390 Walker St., North Adams Ali Cat t. yr- ,. 1 s. H, eg- RONALD PAUL ANDREW 66 Furnace St., North Adams Ronnie ing.. PATRICIA M. ANTON 187 Greylock Ave., North Adams BriIIo Drivers Ed. 2, Ski Club 3 2 GEORGE M. APKIN 19 East Main St., North Adams Band 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Honorable Mention - All Berkshire Football Team LISA BASSI 63 Francis St., North Adams llLisel' French Club 1, Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, Folk Group 1, 2, Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2, Ski Club lPres.l 3, 4, Ski Team, Exchange Club 4, Open Campus Comm. 4,' Mini- Course Sub-Comm. 4, Student Advisory Board 4, Choir 4, Disc Jockey-WDHS 3 JANET KAREN BAGDON 51 Millard Ave., Clarksburg llacggitll French Club 1, Driver's Ed., F.T.A. 3, 4, Italian Club 4 SANDRA LEE BATI'lS 144 Babour St., North Adams llsondyll DIANE MARILYN BAILEY 1 13 Hall St., North Adams French Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Gymnastics 2, 3, 4 0'1- !'J' ,ia-an JOHN F. BERGERON 315 Ashland St. Berg Football 1, 2, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 la- 2.2! MARY JANE BETTI 1058 Mass. Ave. ' M.J. Soph. Frolic Comm. 2, Drivers Ed. 2, Pep Club 2, 3, French Club 2, Folk Group 4, Exchange Club 4, Homecoming Comm. 4, Honor Sweater l, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4 its K ' Q . 251 H12 E5 --...ff A' . ' 1 A . gif- 5: '59, f 4595! ui.: Q BRIAN LESLIE BILGER Mill Rd., Stamford, Vt. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Driver's Ed. DALE RICHARD BEVERLY Main Rd., Stamford, Vt. Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross-Country 2, 4 -... BARBARA L. BIRKLAND 80 Meadow St. Barbie Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4 IV. Pres.j, Ski Club 2, 3, J. V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 ICo-Capt.l, Soph. Frolic Comm. 2, Yearbook 4, Driv- ers Ed. 2, Nu Sigma 3 ITreas.I, Pro Merito 4, Student Council 3, 4 ISec.l, Exchange Club 4, F.T.A. 3, 4 AGS: 4:21 til LINDA ANNE BIANCO I 30 Marion Ave. French Club I, 3, Ski Club I, 2, 3, Italian Club I, 2, 3, 4 -uni GAIL BISHOP 2300 Mohawk Trail Folk Group I, 2, Driver's Ed. 2, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4, Mini-Course Sub-Comm. 4, Honor Sweater I, Honor Plaques 2, 3 KEITH ALAN BLANCHARD River Road, Clarksburg French Club 2, 3, Drivers Ed., Chess Club CHARLES VICTOR BOUCHER 21 Montgomery St. Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cast of Man of La Mancha 2, Choir 3, 4 ANN MARIE BLASI 72 Liberty St., North Adams Folk Group I, 2, 3, Chorus 2, Drivers Ed., Drama Club 3 JANICE MARIE BRAZEAU I7 Goodrich St., North Adams Jan Pep Club 2, Drivers Ed., Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Soph. Frolic Comm., Yearbook 4, Exchange Club 4, Pro Merito 4 'TZ' 'xi' be ',.-aw-no CONNIE FAYE BLISS I7 4 Greylock Ave., North Adams 125 'Ui ws ' . if Gill MARK THOMAS BULSHEY 37 Fuller St., North Adams Drivers Ed. ..,-C,-9 Fi . . A, ,4 SUSAN G. BUSHIKA 23 Goodrich, St., North Adams Bush Discussion Club I, Chorus 3 B ?' 1 f'1'P DIANE ROSE CAPRONI 432 Walker St., North Adams Band I, Folk Group I, Drivers Ed., Pep Club 2, Soph. Frolic Comm., Yearbook 2, Homecoming Comm. 3, Exchange 4, Pro Merito 4 48 JAMES MICHEAL CAFFREY 7 Holbrook St. Jim Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Ski Team 2, 3, 4, F.S.A., Ski Club 4, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4 P-AL C f' PETER ANTHONY CARDILLO Musterfield St., Clarksburg Pete Football 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 0- l DANIEL DAVID CALNAN 30 Natural Bridge Rd, North Adams lloanll Gymnastics I, 2 MICHEAL J. CARLI 357 Walnut St. Mike wo DAVID O. CHASE 51 Angeli St., North Adams I Dave F.S.A., Track 2, 3, 4, Nu Sigma 3 fi LYNN MARIE CLIFTON 292 Beaver St. Clicker Drivers Ed. I I I I l ll, I f I, lvl , pl SUZANNE JOAN CHENAIL 1378 Mass Ave., North Adams llsuell Chess Club 4, Pep Club 4 Q gx 'Off' MARILYN J. COLE I42 Bracewell Ave., North Adams TilIa L. I JEANNE M. CLARK 243 Eagle St., North Adams DENISE L. CODOGNI Monroe Bridge Dennis Honor Sweater I, Soph. Frolic Comm., F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Class Offi- cer lSec.I 3, 4, Drivers Ed., Exchange Club 4, Homecoming Comm. 4, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4, Prom Comm. 3 DIANE LYNN COOK 28 East Quincy St., N. Adams Cookie Band I rv-Q MATT JAMES CRAWFORD 24 Watson St., N. Adams Chester J. V. Football I, J. V. Baseball I, J. V. Bas- ketball l, Italian Club I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, ICO. Capt.l, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Ring Com- mittee, Driver Ed., All Berkshire Football Team 2, 3, 4, All Western Mass. Football Team 3, 4 HEATHER LAURIE CORSI 82 Veazie St., N. Adams Student Council I, 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Cheerleader 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Jr., Sr. Prom Committee 3 Q'-. - 45, KENNETH EDWARD CREWS 497 West Main St., N. Adams Ken All '55 DEBRA ANN CRAWFORD IOI Cliff St., N. Adams Debbie JAMES E. CUNNINGHAM 728 East Main St., N. Adams lljimvv J. V. Football I, J. V. Basketball 2, Folk Group 3, 4 so . CAROL .ANN CUTLER 39 Yale St., N. Adams Carol Student Council I, 2, 3, 4 lPres.l, Spanish Club I, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4, Play Glass Menagerie 3, Winter Carnival Co-Chairman 3, Folk Group 4 BARBARA L. DAVIS 95 Bracewell Ave., N. Adams llaorbll Tennis Club 3, 4, Girls Basketball Team 4, Honor Sweater I, Nu Sigma Epsilon Soci- ety 3, Pro Merito Honors Society 4 CARLA JEAN DAUGHERTY I Gregory Ave., N. Adams Dart Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Winter Carnival Committee I, 2, 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 2, Cast - Streetcar Named Desire 4 JUDITH ANN DAVIS 95 Bracewell Ave., N. Adams llJudYll Folk Group I, 2, 3, Nu Sigma Epsilon 3 CURTIS RUSSELL DAVIES I65 Church St., N. Adams Band I, 2, 3, 4, F.S.A. 2, 3 BEVERLY MARY DEAN l08 Woodlawn Ave., N. Adams llaevn Folk Group I, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2 3, 4 x :5 STEPHEN J. DEANE 25 East Quincy St., N. Adams Steve Folk Group 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 2, Man of LaMancha 2, Kiss Me Kate 3, Exchange Club 4, Italian Club 4 lPres.l 49 'Pi NICOLE MARIE DEL NEGRO 'I268 Curren Hwy., N. Adams Nicky Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4 lVice Pres.l, Ski Club 2 lVice Pres.l, 3, 4, Ring Committee 2, Soph. Frolic Commit- tee 2, Sophomore Vice President, Girls Ski Team 2, J. V. Cheerleader 3 ICO-Capt.l, Jr., Sr. Prom Committee 3, Exchange Club 4 WAYNE JOSEPH DeGRENIER 109 Gallup St., N. Adams BRIAN DAVID DePAOLI 421 Walker St., N. Adams Drivers Ed. 2, Pro Merito Honors Society 4, Nu Sigma Epsilon 3, Honor Sweater 1, Honors Plaque 2, 3, Open Campus Co- ordinating Committee 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Folk'Group I, French Club I, 2, 3, 4 W.. ..,.v-, . lx ,N,'-f - ' Q 1. ,Q-IIQU ...l DIANE LYN DELISLE I9 Clark St., N. Adams nDiH Driver Ed. 4, Honor Sweater I, Nu Sigma Epsilon 3, Honor Plaque 3, Pro Merito Honors Society 01 WENDY J. DICKINSON 14 Aztec Dr. Wheel Estate, N. Adams Wen F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Home Room Representative 2, Soph. Frolic Committee 2, Float Com- mittee 2, 3 JANET FAITH DODGE Hoosac Tunnel, Rowe, Ma. Spanish Club 3, 4, Stage Crew Kiss Me Kate 3 MICHAEL EDWARD DUBE I7 Briggsville, Clarksburg I lMikel I BEVERLY J. DOSTIE 34 Whihlesley Ave., N. Adams uBevll Honor Sweater 3, Drivers Ed. 3, Pro Mer- ito 4 iw 'fb DEBORAH JANE DRURY 303 Ashland Sf. N. Adams Debbie DAVID WARREN DUPRAT 66 Chmaille Ter., N. Adams .1 DEBORAH ANN DUPRAT 'I5 Blackinton St., N. Adams lloeblf Folk Group l GAYLE JEAN DYDOWICZ IO78 So. Church St., N. Adams Dydo Gymnastics l, J. V. Cheerleader 2, Drivers Ed. 2, Pep Club 2, Prom. Committee 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4 '-hd PATRICA ANN FALCO 57 Murry Ave., N. Adams iiPo'u Freshman Speaking Contest I, Drivers Ed. 2, Choir 2, Lead in Kiss Me Kate 3, Lead in Once Upon a Mattress DIANE LYNN ENGLAND 440 Barbour St., N. Adams MDV: Q...-7 MICHAEL TIMOTHY FALCON 37 Monroe St., N. Adams Falc All Western Mass. 3, All Berkshire 2, 3, 4, All Conference 2, 3, 4, Exchange Club 4, J. V. Basketball l, 2, J. V. Football I, Var- sity Club 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 .f -. l 7 '-, xc.. NANCY JEAN FABRICIUS Stamford, Vermont French Club I, Student Council 2, 3, iTreas.I 4, Class President 2, Class Vice President 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3 ITreas.l, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 lCo- Capt.l, J. V. Cheerleader 2, Soph. Frolic Committee 2, Ring Committee 2, Open Campus Committee 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Exchange Club 4 lSec.l, Pro Merito Honor Soc. 4, Honor Sweater, Honor Pla- que, Student Advisory Comm. 3 -0' Q-'T DIANE MARIE FARINON 298 Beaver St., N. Adams Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Pep Club l, 3, 4, Gymnastics l, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Soph. Frolic Committee 2, Italian Club 2, F.T.A. 2, Prom. Committee 3 ROBERT DAVID FERRIS 35 Olds St., N. Adams llRobbyl! V310 pb..-3 MARTHA ALICE FINNEY County Road, Stamford, Vermont Pep Club l, 2, Ring Committee 2, Soph. Frolic Committee 2, Drivers Ed. 2, Ski Club 3 lTreas.l, 4, Exchange 4, Pro Merito 4 NANCY J. FIERRO 575 West Main St., N. Adams llNancy!I Soph. Frolic Committee 2, F.T.A. 3, 4 IW? 'TV THOMAS MICHAEL FITZPATRICK 73 Bradley St., N. Adams Fitz Freshman Basketball I, J. V. Soccer I, J. V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, Radio Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4 MGH 42. FD PATRICA C. FILIAULT 93 Sullivan St N Adams a Drivers Ed. 2 DEBRA A. FORTINI 32 Hathaway St. llDebrr Pep Club I, 2, Home Room Representative I, 2, Soph. Frolic Committee 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 3, Choir 3, 4, Pro Merito 4 -R Si' ,, - 'ive ,W ' , A FAY ELLEN FOSSER . A Hall's Ground Clarksburg A X ' Foo .Q X French Club I, 2, Drivers Education 3 Q' f X i5'?2?.iWf:-T' ' E' xx L fr I DUANE G. FORTINI 66 Central Avenue, North Adams Gymnastics l, Chess Club 3 T ., .iv wif' xx ' V i ,,,,..b LINDA MARIE GAFFEY 33 Rich Street, North Adams Drivers Education 3 56 PATRICA ANNE GAGEANT 34 Phelps Avenue, North Adams French Club l, 2, Pep Club l, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4 lVice Pres.4l Yearbook 3, 4, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4 '3 x Q , .. E mari ! ALFRED J. FRESE 76 Tyler Street, North Adams Chorus 3, 4 Q-fr' ri K kiwi 3' 4 w Q-Q NANCY JEAN GALIPEAU 253 Kemp Avenue, North Adams Drivers Education 3, Nu Sigma 3, Sopho- more Frolic Committee 2, Freshman Recep- tion Committee 2, Drivers Ed. 3, Honor Sweater, Pro Merito 4 I r wl- I. 4 l -milf GEORGE LOUIS GALLI JR. 23 Royal Avenue, North Adams Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Football 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, Boys' State Representative, Who's Who in American High Schools 3, 4 is ANDREA MARIE GARCEAU 53 East Quincy Street, North Adams Blanche Choir I, 2, French Club I, 2, Student Council 'I, 2, Class Officer I, 2, Senior Class Play 4, National Honor Society, Member of Outstanding American High School Students, Pro Merito 4, Drama Club 3, 4, F.T.A. 4 MARIA GAMARI French Club I, 2, Folk Group 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Drivers Education 3, Stage Crew Streetcar Named Desire 4 V' GARY PETER GHIDOTTI 93 Franklin Street, North Adams Football I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Capt. 4 - Foot- ball, Basketball I, Track 3, 4, Italian Club I, 2, Gymnastics 1, Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, All Western Mass. 3, 4, All Berkshire 3, 4 KH? BERNARD FRANCIS GARAND 44 Gallup Street, North Adams Basketball 2 DANIEL ALFRED GIGLIOTTI 22 Marietta Street, North Adams Gymnastics I, 2, Chess Club 3, 4, Nu Sigma3 i 57 SUSAN MARY GIRARDI 270 Walnut Street, North Adams Sue Pep Club l, 2, French Club 2, 3, Sopho- more Frolic Comm. 2, Yearbook 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, 4, Exchange, Homecoming Comm. 4, Drivers Ed. 2 -,W ,-.- ,,,,, .. -Fai JO ANN GOODELL Stamford, Vermont ..Jo.. Gymnastics l, 2, 3, Drivers Ed. 3, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4 TIMOTHY R. GIROUX 491 West Main Street, North Adams Folk Group l, Yearbook 2 03 ,dv KATHLEEN ANNE GOSS 445 Walnut Street Kathy Pep Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 'l, 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, J.V. Cheerleading 2, Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 w Q 0 THOMAS E. GLICKMAN l Chase Hill, North Adams Glick Freshman Speaking, Student Council 3, 4, Interclass Basketball, Chess Club 3, 4, vice Pres., Chess Team 3, 4 co-capt., Yearbook 3, 4, Tennis Club 3, 4, Open Campus Coordinating Comm. 4, Exchange Club Pres., Honor Sweater, Honor Plaque, Nu Sigma Pres., Pro Merito 4, Boys' State Alternate Representative Gray Wy KAREN R. GOTZENS 25 College Avenue, North Adams Drivers Ed., Soph. Frolic Comm., Home- coming Comm. 3, 4, Stage Crew 3 fi 04.04 DONNA DREME GRANTHAM 9 Fairview Heights, Clarksburg, Mass. French Club l, Drivers Ed. JOSEPH MICHAEL JAMMALLO 81 Veazie Street, North Adams UJoeII Student Council 2, 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 2, J.V. Football l, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball l, 2, J.V. Baseball l, 2, Varsity Baseball 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Junior Class Presi- dent, Honor Sweater, Honor Plaque 2, 3, 4, French Award 2, Football Letterman 2, 3, 4, All Western Mass. Class A Foot- ball Team, All Berkshire and League Foot- ball Team, Nu Sigma, Elected Boys' State Representative, Baseball Letterman 4, Pro Merito 4 GORDEN C. GREEN 205 North Street, North Adams Drivers Ed. 2 PATRICA ANNE KATELEY 20 Kateley Lane, North Adams Patti Folk Group l, 2, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, J.V. Cheering 2, 3, Winter Carnival Comm. 2, 3, Homecoming Comm. 3, 4, Co Chairman 4, Girls' Choir 4 CHARLES JOHN HILCHEY l060 South Church St., North Adams Chuck Q x -.N - DALE MARIE KEATING 75 Park Avenue, North Adams Blonde Folk Group l, French Club 2, 3, Italian Club 2, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Pep Club 4 59 PATRICIA ANNE KIELY 68 Bracewell Avenue, North Adams npot.. Folk Group 1, 2, Drivers Ed. 3, Pep Club 3, Winter Carnival Comm. 3 IQ.-fl 1 SUSAN JANE KONOPKA 437 East Main Street, North Adams Sue French Club 1, 2, Drivers Ed. 2, Sopho- more Frolic Comm. 2, Pep Club 3 60 DANIEL F. KIRBY 103 Corinth Street, North Adams Kirb Drivers Ed. 2, Ski Club 2 A., . .. . J L l x ' f V, F . . V '53- .4-L CAROL ANN LQFOREST 154 Protection Avenue, North Adams French Club 1, 2, Drivers Ed. 2 'IE 1 'Q 1-19 l ..,-lf' MADELYN CHERRYL KLOSE 43 Autumn Drive, North Adams Cherrly Band I, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Speaking Con- test 1, John H. Reily Speaking Contest, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4 1 A -to MICHELLE MARIE LAMARRE 221 North Street, North Adams Shelly Pep Club 1, 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 3, Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4, Ed. Senior Staff 4, Float Comm. 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, Sopho- more Frolic Committee 2, Drivers Ed. 3, Homecoming Comm. 4 Ji 4 l YVETTE MARIE LAMOUREAUX l I Meade Avenue, North Adams Gymnastics l, French Club 2, Ski Club 2, Drivers Ed. 2, Folk Group 3, 4 X -0' 1i'l '-we NANCY ANNE LAW 'I4 Charles Street, North Adams Nanc Pep Club l, French Club l, 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Secretary 4, Ring Comm. 2, Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2 EDWARD H. LAPINE 61 Hathaway Street, North Adams Chuck Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, Interclass Basketball l, 4, Drivers Ed. 2, Honor Sweater, Honor Plaque, Certificate of Edu- cation Development NEDT, All Berkshire County Football - Honorable Mention, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4 ELLEN LEE LEBOWITZ 193 Cornith Street, North Adams MEI!! Pep Club I, French Club 1, Spanish Club 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class Secretary, Ring Comm. 2, Drivers Ed., F.T.A. 3, 4, Student Council 4, Exchange Club, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4 3 wav DEBORAH JEAN LARABEE Middle Road, Clarksburg Debbie F.T.A. 3 i . 1- !ET'- 'ff f 'V JAMES EDWARD LeCLAIR 48 Versailles Avenue, North Adams Jim Interclass Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 61 JOHN ARTHUR LeCLAIR 35 Rand Street Spanish Club 2, Baseball Mgr. 3, Basket- ball Mgr. 4 MARIA LAINE LEVANOS Daniel's Road Mia Italian Club 2, Drivers Ed. 3 STEVEN JAY LESURE Jepson Road Spanish Club 3, Track 2, 3, Drivers Ed. 3 'Z'-7 DAVID ARTHUR LIBARDI 60 North Street Dave J.V. Basketball I, J.V. Baseball I, J.V. Football I, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Var- sity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Drivers Ed. 2, Honor Sweater I, High Honor Plaque 2, 3, 4, Pro Merito 4, Nu Sigma 3, All Class A 2, 3, 4, All Northern Berkshire, All Western Mass. A I MARY ELIZABETH Leu 50 Hawthorne Ave. Marybeth Folk Group I, 2, Choir 2, 3, Ski Club 2, Girls' Choir 3, F.T.A. 3, Play Cast 3 NN-'IP JAMES JEROME LIPA I7 I Houghton Street Jim Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 2, Spanish Club 2, 3 RONALD ARMAND LIVELY 254 Walker Street Ronnie Ski Club 'I, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 3, 4, All Western Mass. Band 4, U.V.M. Youth Wind Ensemble 4 af' PDL 1 C'-LEX DIANE LYNN MANUEL 152 Chantilly Ave. Pep Club l, French Club l, 2, Drivers Ed. 3, F.T.A. 4, Pro Merito 4 DONNA LEE LUSSIER 48 Apache Dr. Lush Folk Group 2 A N.. PAUL M. MASELLI 396 East Main Street Gymnastics 2, 3 .4 ' -Y' ,gg Jai ,.-gf? DANIEL JAMES MALONEY 133 Notch Road Danny Driver's Ed. 2 1 IL ROBIN DALE MCCONNELL River Road, Rt. I9 Drivers Ed. 2, Spanish Club 2 'Pl 'nr CONNIE LYNN MINER 92 Francis Street Play Crew 3, Honor Sweater, High Honors Plaque 2, 3, Nu Sigma Honor Society 3, Pro Merito Society 4 KATHY G. MINER 92 Francis Street Folk Group l, Drivers Ed. 4, Nu Sigma Society 3, Pro Merito Society 4, Honor Sweater I ANTHONY MIRANTE 67 North Street Ski Club 3, 4, Driver's Ed. 3 F ,H af- x MARLA JANE MURPHY 344 West Main Street Pep Club l, French Club l, Homecoming Committee 3, 4, Play Crew 2 WILLIAM JOSEPH NEWMAN RFD 4-'32 Tilda Hill Road O6 Italian Club 3, French Club 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 3 -if W JUDITH ANN NICHOLS 290 Beaver Street Judy Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2, Winter Carni- val Comm. 3, Pep Club 3, Homecoming Committee 4, Drivers Ed 2 ,, dry, LAWRENCE RICHARD NOYES Stamford Vermont Larry J.V. Football I, SCND I, Chess Club I, 2 3, 4, Chess Team 3, 4, Spanish Club 2 Pres. 3, Drivers Ed., Tennis Club 3, 4, Inter- class Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Club 4 DEBRA LYNN O'BRIEN 45 Meade Ave. O.B. Gymnastics I, Drivers Ed. 2, French Club l, 2, Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, F.T.A., Homecoming Comm 4 av fps-94 4,1511-if MARC JOSEPH O'NEILL 35 North Street Bruno J.V. Basketball I, lnterclass Basketball 2, 3, 4 I ARTHUR MASON PALMER JR. 51 Biltmore Ave. Ziffel Ski Club 2, Football I, 2, 3, 4 1- NQUVN cf! -ILA ...- ROBERT WILLIAM OLSON I07 Ashton Avenue Bob Intramural Basketball 2, Drivers Ed. 3, Exchange 4, Nu Sigma Epsilon 3, Pro Mer- ito 4 .V-wif. ,twigs ' y ,ll LOUISE ELLEN PAQUETTE Mt. View Dr. AALOUH French Club I, 2, Sophomore Frolic Comm., Drivers Ed. 2, Yearbook Staff 3, Business Ed. 4, Tennis Club 3, Drama Club 3, Freshman Reception Comm. 4, Exchange Club 4 1 65 if J K f' S NANCY JEAN PARISIEN 586 Barbour St. uNcnCl1 Drivers Ed. 2, Choir 2, Folk Group 3, V.P. 4, Stage Crew 4, Exchange Club 4 LAWRENCE ROBERT POTVIN West Road, Clarksburg IILCHYVY Track l, 2, 3, Co-Capt. 4, lnterclass Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Sopho- more Frolic Comm., Cross Country 3, Co- Capt. 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 3, Ski Team 4, Exchange Club 4, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4, Honor Sweater l, Honor Plaque 3, All Berkshire Cross Country Team 3, 4, MVP Cross Country Team 3 JOHN PETRI Walker St., N. Adams Band I, 2, 3, 4 J, - 5. A 4 - ,,dS Q .Q 3 10 -fi! HQ! .J BEVERLY JANE PRIMMER East Road Pep Club I, French Club I, 2, Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2, Drivers Ed. 3, Ski Club 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4 L Q- ' 'TF . 'xlr g,,, , J -.LAI . '.-.m V. .., 1, NTL: , f tw . . .ei . -if 'sf - ff F1 r ' ,w,f.1,,' t V V lf, Q4L .?3- -- I - -rg , if .V f l . ,PQ , ..: '- . is ,- f 5 I I I6 ASA N MARILYN LOUISE PHELPS 324 Union St. Mar French Club I, 2, Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 3, Yearbook 3, 4, Chorus 4, Pro Merito 4 X'-'P MICHAEL ROBERT PYTKO 660 East Main Street J.V. Football I, J.V. Baseball I, 2, Varsity Baseball 3, Folk Group 4 13? DAVID GERALD PUPPOLO 218 Corinth Street npuplt J.V. Football l, J.V. Baseball l, Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Representative 3, Class Officer 4 lV.P.l, Student Council 4, Prom Comm. 4, Pro Merito 4, All Northern Berk- shire 2nd Team - Baseball All Western Mass Honorable Mention - Baseball MICHAEL ALFRED RICHARDELLO 301 Walnut Street Touchy lnterclass Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, J.V. Base- ball 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 2 WILLIAM ROBERT REEVES l92 Church Street J.V. Basketball I, Sophomore Frolic Comm. Ring Comm. 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Italian Club 2, Drivers Ed. 3 Q-WO 0 sl. I X lx PAMELA ANN RICHARDS 50 Williams Street Red French Club l, 2, Drivers Ed. 2 .-n-W' P KIMBERLY ANN REOPELL Brooks Heights French Club I, 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, Sophomore Frolic Comm. 2, Yearbook 3, 4, Drama Club 3, Drivers Ed. 3, Play Crew 3, Ski Club 4, Play Cast 4, Honor Sweater, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4 A2 S DONNA MARIE RICHARDSON I IO Marion Ave. Oonnar Drivers Ed. l, Folk Group 2, Ski Club 3, 4, French Club 4 67 JANICE ANN RIGHI 73 Brooklyn Street Pep Club l, Drivers Ed. 2, Italian Club 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, 4 ni,-.' 19, if if lr--yiw. vu If as 10 LYNN MARGARET ROCHE lOl Brooklyn Street Willie Pep Club l, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, lsec.l 4 lsec.l Folk Group 2, 3, 4 lsec.l 68 'Q NANCY ELLEN RIORDAN 39 Burnham Street F.T.A. 3, 4, French Club l, 2, 3, 4, Year- book 2, 3, 4 iEd.l, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Open Campus Comm. 3, 4, Honor Sweater l, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4 -wgvxfrrv-1, - - .3 . ,llvil-sf-55.1 ' , V 7 A: .I I Fw U ,,,. H . V JUDY LYNN RIVARD 45 Hall STreet Hootie Pep Club 2, 3, Soph. Frolic Comm. 2, Win- ter Carnival Comm. 3, Homecoming Comm. 4 LYNN MARIE RONDEAU 20 Bearon Street Pep Club 2, 3, 4 KEITH MICHAEL RUHMAN 97 Chantilly Ave. Keets Boy , .A Ski Team I SUSAN MARIE SACCO 680 Ashland Street usocll Pep Club l, 2, French Club I, 2, 3 lpres.l F.T.A. 2, 3 lTreas.l 4 lpres.l Class Trea- surer 2, 3, 4, Float Comm. 2, 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 3, Tennis Club 3, 4, Open Campus Comm. 4 lsec.I DAR. Good Citizenship Award 4, Pro Merito 4 MARCIA JANE SENECAL I5 Gleason Street, Clarksburg French Club I, 2, Ski Club 2, 3 JAMES E. SAMIA 244 Walnut Street Ace Band I ROBERT JOHN SHAKER 34 Royal Ave. Monk Baseball Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Drivers ball Mgr. 4 F9 eff Ed. 4, Foot- , ,- ,gl -'W' . sr. A I -ani wiv-P MARYLYN M. SCULLY 86 Holbrook Street llMare Italian Club I, 2, Ski Club 2 'W HY E WILLIAM ANTHONY SHAKER 34 Royal Ave. Bill J.V. Baseball 2 fl l I . DANIEL BERNARD SHEA 60 Maple Street nDcnll Gymnastics I, Track 2, Part in Named Desire 4 I Streetcar -'44-1-00 I 4 I ' 1 DAVID MICHAEL SPRAGUE 23 Hooker Street iipoin To ELLEN MARY SHEA 895 State Road MEIN Pep Club I, Ski Team 3, Italian Club 4 A 33-w -- -- -- '-----'-- rf K-5 A- ,- Q ,vs I-,s 1 .,w,' .5 , Il .9 MICHELLE JEANNE ST. CYR 20 Harrison Ave. Pep Club I, 2, French Club 2, 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 3, F.T.A. 3, 4 ?m 'r ' '- s , , YI Tsai? 4 S.-3 tisvw' . JAMES MICHAEL SIMON 279 State Street llsill Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Band I, Folk Group 4, Italian Club 3, 4 gh Six YT?- s.. DOLORES ELLEN STOKES 35 Taft Street Dodi Drivers Ed. 3 I STEVEN DALE STRANGE 256 Walnut Street Te Te Band I, Drivers Ed. 2, Baseball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Golf 3, 4, Exchange 4, Basketball Mgr. 4, Class Play 4, Pro Merito 4 1 int' 'N '17 DEBRA ANN TANNER River Road, Clarksburg Pep Club 2, Drivers Ed. 3, Pro Merito 4 PAUL DEARING SWEENEY 180 Pleasant Street Yearbook I, 2, 3, Newspaper l, 2, 3, Cross-Country l, Ski Team l, 2, 3, 4, Kiss Me Kate 3, Student Council 4, Class Pres. 4, Streetcar Named Desire 4, Exchange 4 'IFSZIV MAUREEN ALICE TAFT 278 Houghton Street Moe Gymnastics l, 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Kiss Me Kate 3 as? Q Af . I H3 S5 ee.. .. RICHARD STEPHEN TASKIN 79 Chestnut Street Rich Band 1, Cross Country I, 2, lco-capt.l 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Class Play 4 QQ.-' MARY MARGARET TATRO 184 Prospect Street HPGQQYH Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastics l, 2, 3 Folk Group 4 3.5-s 1 7l Wx CAROLIE THURSTON Clarksburg, Ma. Pro Merito 4, Spanish Club if pf , . SHARON ANN TOWER 35 Bracewell Ave. Share French Club l, 2, Gymnastics l, 2, Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4, Ring Comm. 2, Drivers Ed. 2, Folk Group 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Nu Sigma 3 lsec.l Yearbook 4, Drama Club 4, Street- car Named Desire 4, Exchange 4, Pro Merito 4, Honor Sweater l, Honor Plaque 2,3 72 JEAN ELIZABETH TIETGENS 284 Franklin Street Jeanie Gymnastics I, French Club l, Soph. Frolic Comm. 2, F.T.A. 3, Float Comm. 3 P fi, J, if 5. , - zu- - , .A lard . Y i . , V 4 vt 5 if 3 , .ff x Q t P: ' lx? 'rr , if . L .....,4f' JANET LEE TREMBLAY 57 Harris Street Pep Club l, Spanish Club 2, 3, IV. Pres.l, F.T.A. 2, 3, Soph. Frolic Comm. 2, Drivers Ed. 3, Homecoming Comm. 4 . ues' ff:- .LV5-yy , ' J- ' C QS ff rf' YI' 15 'A CONSTANCE R. TOYE 215 Houghton Street Connie French Club 2, 4, Drivers Ed. 3, F.T.A. 3 4, Honor Sweater 1, Honor Plaque 2, 3 Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4 N .,4' LINDA JANE TREMBLAY 57 Harris Street Spanish Club 2, 3, F.T.A. 2, Drivers Ed. 2 DAVID PAUL TROTTIER R.F.D. I9 Trots Chess Club I, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Track 2, 3, Folk Group 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2, 3, Drivers Ed. 3, Christmas Play 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Exchange 3, 4, Class Musical 4 5 s 3 t ' 1' 1 I I1 r I , ,. , ., , A JOHN ANTHONY VARESCHI 83 Cady Street J.V. Football I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Drivers Ed. I, F.S.A. I, Varsity Club 3, 4 MARY LOUISE TRUDEAU RD iii Brooks Heights, Clarksburg French Club I, 2, Ski Club 2, Pep Club 2 ROBERT DENNIS VALLIERES 61 Leonard Street IQ' M 1- A. Z, PETER VAN STEEMBURG Harris St., North Adams 40 -f--and-if CHRISTINE MARIE WHIPPLE 29 Forest Street Chris Pep Club I, 2, French Club I, 2, 3, ITreas.I 4, Drivers Ed. 2, Float Comm. 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, ITreas.I Varsity Cheerleader Ialt.I 4, Yearbook 4 73 LINDA SUE WHITE 1547 Massachusetts Ave. lldqdx i v su -J ' ,f DENNIS JOHN WHITNEY Halls Ground Rd., Clarksburg Whit F.S.A. I, French Club 2, Student Council 3, Class Vice Pres. 3 LAUREN DUSTON WHITHAM Main Rd., Stamford Vt. Drivers Ed. 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Yearbook 4 'Q- 1 Yr xp, ARTHUR EDWARD WILK 154 Reservoir Rd. uAnu Track 'l, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook l, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club l, 2, 3, 4, F.S.A. 'l, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Exchange 4, Nu Sigma 3, Pro Merito 4 .ggi BEVERLY ANN WHITNEY 388 Eagle Street Twit Drivers Ed. 1, Newspaper l, Pep Club 2, Gymnastics 2, Soph. Frolic Comm 2, French Club 3, Ski Club 3 KATHY LYN WILLIAMS IO Sutton Street Porkchops Pep Club l, 2, 3, French Club I, 2, Drivers Ed. 2, Soph. Frolic Comm. 2, Homecoming Comm. 3, 4, Prom Comm. 3, Exchange 4 'U' DENNIS WAYNE WOOD Wood Rd., Clarksburg Wiffer Chess Club I, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3 GLORIA JEAN ZANETT Wheels Estates I lGIorl l Pep Club I, Soph. Frolic Comm. 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, Drivers Ed. 2, J.V. Cheerleader lCo- Capt.I 3, Gymnastics 4 SUSAN MARIE WOOD 84 Washington Ave. ensue!! J.V. Cheerleader 2, Soph. Frolic Comm. 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Homecoming Comm. 3, 4 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4 BRUCE JOHN ZITER 120 Harding Ave. J.V. Baseball l, 2, Golf Team 3, 4 ui All CHRISTOPHER CHARLES WYMAN 42 Maple Street Cheshire Guy Basketball I, Chess Club I, 2, 3, 4, News- paper 3 df' 1 .Tp JANET A. ZOCCHI 82 Veazie Street Pep Club I, 2, 3, Drivers Ed. 2, Soph. Frolic Comm. 2, F.T.A. 3, 4, Homecoming Comm. 3, Italian Club 75 w JOHN ZONA I7 D. Street Zonk Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Drivers Ed. 2, Football 2 ir., -- -. , Q -Q.. is -Y f,-.1 ',,..1'1 - 71 5 , ' 1 -cu,-LL 1 r- -, U, 4 ,. 1 - . , 'mfg A.. FQ r. f . ' 'sz' .- . -f ski .R-Rtiiif A Q .QQ T, .grvfg .Qff'4fE.-Ssf . ' . Jw'--kgs.-n I I P V If 'Q' f 2, ' if QS sz:-gtgf-F .-sf' f. -aes , 5, gl? .4- ni SANDRA HEWITT DAVID BERASI 1041 Mass. Ave. Drivers Ed. 2, Golf Team 2, 3, 4 .. Y. .. 5' : if-sf' .ff Q..- 5 5 lc I, . , ,., U -.in JANICE RICHARDS Kemp Ave., North Adams I iv 1. A? LINDA LEE GOODERMOTE Stamford, Vermont Gymnastics 3 ' 'QU Ii-- Tffi.-' 'fi-523351-f F is .--. :,g-,Aff-' f A. I . , J Qis iigf X '1 gk? lf- w fire 3, ' ' . I ew,-' MARK THOMANN 56 Natural Bridge Rd. Gymnastics 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Driv ers Ed. 2 Ps T PHOTOS N OT A VAILABLE JERRY BLISS North Adams Band KEVIN WILLIAM BULLETT 358 Union Street, North Adams ISBUCOII Basketball I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, All Berkshire Baseball CHRISTOPHER JAMES BRENNAN 66 Chestnut Street, North Adams Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country I, Baseball 2, Ski Team I, 3, Class Plays 3, 4, Student Advisory Committee 4, Nu Sigma KEITH ROBERT DAUB I24 Prospect Street, North Adams JULIE M. DOUGHERTY 7 I 9 Barbour Street, North Adams French Club I, 2, Exchange Club 4, Honor Sweater 3 CHRISTOPHER DOWNEY River Road, Clarksburg WILLIAM J. EADE I 275 Massachusetts Avenue, North Adams Bill Basketball I, 2, Gymnastics I, 2, Nu Sigma MICHAEL TAYLOR EMMONS The Lane, Stamford, Vermont HMISII Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club lpres.I 2, Drivers Ed. 3, Exchange Club RICHARD ALLEN GILMAN I94 State Street, North Adams Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 ROGER HENRY GOODERMOTE Main Road, Stamford, Vermont I I U Track I, 2, 3, Chess Club 3, 4, Varsity Club 3 RAYMOND BERNARD FOOTE 472 Daniels Road JOHN BERNARD MAZZA 222 Veazie Street, North Adams Dash MARK HOWARD MILLER I I7 Ashland Street, North Adams MARTIN JOSEPH OLIVERI 330 East Main Street, North Adams JAMES WAYNE RIGHI 73 Brooklyn St., North Adams uRiglI FRED TATRO North Adams STEVEN BOICE WHITHAM Main Road, Stamford, Vermont Wheat Straw ski Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, ski Club 1, 2, 3,4 Uur Last Year at Drury 'Y xiii .'7 .rd I 5 - -4 1 I XA 5 f X 8 Sv '- . 1 ,-J' 3 ,y U., Q-W 3 I 0, ,- xx-5 -7 , Nlv Y 7, T 1' , 0, ,. If 2 W ig 4 ,fy ' if ': if 1 'f , . . w NN-V. 11. N Sped b The Girls ' Tea On June fifth, the girls were invited to attend a tea at the Masonic Temple, by Mrs. Vernon Durocher. Tea and punch was served, along with small cookies and sand- wiches. inn-1, Q7 ,rv xs xc Enioying the tea. .gf- 5. -l.. V .sw ge? ft- Cu... --.1 1 'if f Mrs. Durocher is seated in center. 80 I J ' Co -w- 1 f-4. S Class Ufficers President Paul Sweeney Boys' Vice President Dave Puppolo Girls ' Vice President Nancy F abrici us Treasurer Sue Sacco Secretary Denise Codogni n P 'V sg. A ,X 0 Y -. .ww ,TL XS,-fAg.f,. 4 -VX - -'19 '... ., Q, l ' 'F'-W, I' V. A h V 11 4 , ..1':'f54- -- . . ..-s I 4. I1 Q 'v I 4 2 15 J V if H 4 B 2 I V w w N X r 1 I I K- ! W. 1-I ix we 1- 1 11-1 N i - Graduation-19 3 . , ,4 ,, .-, I W 3 . f 4 ,q fr lug M ' 1' Q . -QQ.. ...w 2-it -5 ......... ,, , M N l E f 'il l 'h .. ' . . ,sl 0:91, .5 ,As - 5,1 W A On June tenth 1973, Q' :Q I. 'W W4 4, K A A u L- --1 l-i Su rpg -'lei 'Ilia 'gi in a ceremony that U,+i' J .1 J.: ' 'A , e fl! -1 A ii, lx U. ,E ug: X- ,nrt '-A --. lasted about two hours ,QQ lim ., 1-V45 ' 'J 7. 'A . ,J D4 5 'U In '61 'H gush, 'A-L long, we became offi- ' ' 'il 'NV A' fl ' n - - cial graduates of Drury L -5 . l 11 A ffl , HQ' lg' ll 'i ' J , L -l B H. - 'A A '. ' SCl'IO0l. I 'M ' -Q- ' wqzf , -W Q ' V V' W In g C' W . ' ri :V I - -at . We marched in, ' M 'i ' being led by Pres. Paul I Sweeney, and Girls' A-Ad' ,. W' Vice President Nancy Fabricius, to the song Pomp and Circum- stance played by the band under the direc- tion of Mr. Vivona. Then, invocation was given by The Reverend Robert K. Buckwalter. 94 4.-W-.... c , L- -N M i 1 9 -,WJ ,N 51. .Yi 3- J L-Qilujr . b 1. sg Don'tFor e Us We Are the Future l l J v iw ig, r ' :Q-'-if-, . ,- 'v ic, ',l ' H I in A 4 I , r ! . ,l. -tg... W' ' i, '35 ' ' W AW ,' Q-4 Ad' I ' . sr, 4 l a 4. ,,' l . 3 6 . T. 1 . ' l Q f ' W - .Qmil 2 1 ' 4 . 1' to l f ' ' 5 fl, .-N .-we-'Q A -5- -f-f H-it .,.. 7 ,.,: Jil if 16' 'Y . X . in Honor plaques were then given to the eleven honor students. Then valedictorian, Brian DePaoIi, gave the honor essay, To thy Own Self Be True. The Guest speaker was Robert J. Doo- lan. The title of his speech was Escapist Never. Then, all 219 of us received our diplo- mas singlely. Then, after singing the class ode, and benediction, we marched but as the graduated class of 1973. We Turned Out 0.K. 9' ! l I 1 . ,h ,i ' 'ff M s 1 :err - gf -f L f Y 3 il? Ji n. A K ix. new 5-. V Ni 004 1 l.-L, 'Y' Qin P,.5 l y Q- W . A L.. ' A 1 C I f'4if'Z.f,, ,-.. if .4- 1 X avian- ff Mi ' ff - hi, ' 1.Lg,,5 ' ff Y -.X z affix- W 1 . .. 7? b,3'fxj5v.3 .- - 3 i 2 5 'A - . he , 1 ' y MMM 3 . x fr g Y -g N ,1,fN'-ff Wm 1 AtAFe 4-. ' ww.: 43' W Familiar Faces C ass e lTo the tune of Sounds of Silence l Good-bye Drury our old friend. We'll never walk these halls again, And in our hearts our mem'ries we'll retain To brighten up our lives in times of strain, And the words and the lessons all scattered in our brains Will still remain, Within the halls, of Drury. Good-bye sheltered life for now, It's time to broaden, time to grow Time to break our ties with long close friends, And open up our hearts to reach new ends, And our conversations of classes, friends, and strifes Will still remain, Within the halls, of Drury. Echoing softly is our past, We're really graduates at last With brightfull thoughts of what's in coming years And sadness grows as we end Drury years, And our voices, filled with laughter Will always ring, throughout the years, Within the halls, of Drury. by Nancy Riordan Class of 1973 . -XX X N N X v' vs ' 5'- OUR f' I, f Q' if I Q ,ff v X, fl, Xxx cl, QXX . X if N , 5 , ADS 9 L if ZS' -8 If X J ,-fd! Y-X' f j em? We Thank the M Following yy L J X People 65 l jail If p.. Q' . f NX W HU C, .ww l PJ X? K fig U Businesses LW' Q 4' X , ' N l ll ..-.-.-1.-. : I L 1 Ca, DUPONT REALTY co. , O I3 River S+ree+, Nor+l1 Adams, Mass. O REALTORS Tel: 664-9303 szzwxbaf ESTATQ' J Congra+ula+ions from Chesfer N. DuPon+ Licensed in New York, Connecficui' and Massachuse++s .X-P' f' 2 z z 'U AI! A 'T'I I QQ BQ.-n,nQO A i 3 L 1 i e I 1 1 . l I i 1 6 Q When +I1e P I F A d Every Man Able To Read, All ls Free Thomas Jefferson THE TRANSCRIPT Serving Nor+I'1 Adams ' Adams ' WiIIiams+own American Legion Drive Nor+I1 Adams MODERNE STUDIOS Complimenfsof - --...-- Moderne Sfudios 5 1 Q 1 ' ' ' I . - I Q, Ir n '-v'------,,-,.--,i',,-,,,.J Your Yearbook Phofographers I9 Eagle S+ree+, N.A. Tel: 663-9345 T 1 TOWER ELECTRIC 5 T M T f-il il? till? i , earl' AF' Y LA 1 FL I N f- V , EE E 1 f 1 X F' ' ' T 'mv-uc' r W ,W-'1 ,T 7 ' v :'-,S-1- -4' ,, E T W -T-: 9 A 1 iff' E W S A 2 Our Bes+ F ali RX, T? 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Libardi Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Es+es Allison Mafivi Nancy Riordan George Galli Mr. Hus+le and Ema Ken Crews Brian and Niclcie Mr. and Mrs. John Keafing Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barber Moose Miss Norma Cellana Miss Caiherine Prenguber Chris and John Ms. Gilbeau leading Deparlmenl S+ore No. Adams, Mass. God Luv Ya Louis! GUI' Pa+rons Jean, Com 'ere and Bless +his Kid! BREEN'S Bes Wishes .. To Tlhe Class of I973 Q53 3 I X! I Gif'I's WHITNEY'S SHOE BARN BEVERAGE SHOP 5, Main S+. 57 Ashland S+, No. Adams, Mass. No. Adams, Mass. OIZ47 0 ' 247 Tel. I4I ay 663-9743 THE SPECTACLE HQLQLZSSP Headqiuarfers Roberl' R. Moullon fZLE:::,23r:V,:3s PVOP- Accessories ZL 4 GALLUP-DICKEY INSU RANCE AGENCY, INC. 85 Main S+. Tel. 663-6576 Besi' Wishes POP'S STORE 60 Union S+. Open When You Need Us ' Also Beer and Wine ERHSHIRE j gbUf Richard E. DeGra'ff Michael N. 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