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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1977 volume:

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INDEXfADVERTISEMENT 3 ...4-5 6-8 9-20 ... 21-42 ... 43-50 ... 51-75 ... 75-97 .. 98-102 102-end DEDICATION Mr. Robert Horan's efforts and achievements are many at Drury. Not the least of these is his closeness with the students. With our deepest appreciation of his interest and concern for our welfare, we, the class of 1977, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Robert Horan. - Karen Herzig Co-ed. in Chief Mr. Horan felt astounded, humble when he recieved the yearbook dedication. It made me feel that many of the hours and time put in and some of the hassles of being an administrator lParticularly a principalj makes it all worth it. - Robert Horan Principal NICHOLAS DEL EGRO Nicholas Del Negro was a teacher for twenty years at Drury. From 1956 thru 1970 he was chairman of the Science Department. From january thru june of 1970 he was acting principal, he was also acting cur- riculum coordinator at this time. He became Vice Principal for four, and one half years and taught l.S.C.S. for a half year until his death. Mr. Del Negro was a father, husband, and a friend to many. He will be sadly missed but remembered as a man who cared about everyone he came in contact with. - M. Waltermire Co-Editor-in-Chief '77' Nick Del Negro will always be remembered as a I knew Nick Del Negro as a colleague and a friend. He was a dedicated professional and a good man who cared about the welfare of the young peo- ple of North Adams. He dedicated his whole life to the people of the community without asking for the fanfare and rewards that he so richly deserved. On a personal level it was through his concern as a teacher and more importantly a friend that I was able to realize some of the important goals in my life. Nick was the type of person who made you work to realize your full potential. He had the unique ability to criticize, but at the same time you realized that the man was working for your best interests. What the community owes this man can never be repayed and I am sure that Nick never expected any return. We all can be thankful that a man of such character shared some precious moments with us during his lifetime. - Roger Cirone friend. He will be remem- bered. - Robert Maroni It was my pleasure to have known Mr. Nicholas Del Negro as a teacher and administrator. His exam- ple as a warm, courageous and sensible human being will always be rememberd. l'm sure that many of the students he came in contact with over the years of dedicated service to the North Adams Public Schools learned a great deal from him. - Robert Loretan -zgugy x NN'-'JQF HE YOU SAY DRURY . V.: 21 at 'EL' V DRURY MOTHER ON THE HILL 3 E nf WHO ME, CHEAT? ? ?? ,f1'gQx, H'1 OUR NFEARLESS LEADER WHERE THE DEVILS DWELL YOU'VE SAID A LGT OF THINGS NOBGDY ELSE CAN SAY! U R lT'S BEE FGUR YEARS 0 TO '77' You've seen the best we have to offer, you've also seen the worst. But you know that every minute, we've tried to put you first. You're goin' out there to a world-that gets tougher by the day But you've come this far and grown so well- that now you can say: lt's been four years on to '77 ---- I guess it really has been fun lt's been four years on to '77 ---- What we've got to do is going to You started in the old town- and you moved on to the new. You found some spots tough goin', but you beat them as you grew. You helped us make No. Adams change to a better place to live. 'Cause you gave it everything you have, more than anyone can give. lt's been four years on to '77 ----- you came to us a kid now you're lt's been four years on to '77 ---- we've seen you come and go before, now you're out on your own. So you go out there to Princeton, and you go out there to Yale, Or you might join the army, or you might end up in jail But no matter what you're doin' ---- Make sure you do it well 'Cause we love you and we trust you, and we hope you can tell. lt's been four years on to '77 ---- We hope you come back here Someday, lt's been four years on to '77 ---- And of the rest of your long lives ---- tomorrow is the first day. be done. all grown GOOD LUCKllllll - Skeets Richards ' 0 fi 'lb JQ r-'v nv ' ' fi W nb NR I ' 1 4 5 K f ADMINISTRATIGN la. 'l ff I , f L I am pleased to take this opportunity to openly speak to the Class of 1977. The way in which you actively involved yourself in your graduation proceedings and generally worked with Principal Horan has been most impressive. I am proud of you and appreciate what you have done for your- selves and Drury High School. I sincerely wish you the very best in your future years. Dr. Robert L. Loretan Superintendent QS ROGER CIRONE ASS'T.. PRINCIPAL Message to the Class of 7977 It has been my sincere pleasure to have been blessed with such an outstanding sen- ior class in my first year as Principal of Drury Senior High School. Your efforts as positive models for the un- derclassmen have helped create a climate of respect for the dignity of all at Drury. Many people in our society are alarmed at the rapid pace of change and its effects upon our lives and social structures. This exponen- tial rate of change has overwhelmed individ- uals and groups through what has currently been termed future shock . As new graduates, the future ahead of each of you can be yours to shape and man- age. You are, and will continue to be faced with many choices, and directions that you may take. Seize your own future by putting forth your best individual effort in all that you may do. Manage and shape your future with each decision you make now, or you may also be overcome by the rapid technological and so- cietal forces of the future. I wish each of you success and happiness in your lives. Robert P. Horan Principal iw UIDANCE 4' 'il 'f f'1 if r 1 , 7 F , 2 tiizizfm , if ' 6' 1' 6 ,Q ay if, ' fy I 1, 7 11 If, S 4 2 1 4 My f if 5' i H i :f i 4 f s 1 Lg '5 , 1 .-8 SECRETARIES 84 AIDES 1 ,,:,'. QV QM' ,V if V 2 Donna Donovan Elizabeth Milliken Louise Ouellette M, -34 A oi '55 e ..,, ' 3 ,f ml 'f K, pri ik V ' , f no gR,gi :? lean BOSQUCI Sheralyn Gregory Jeanette Vincellette -1 'uv Elaine Chenail lo Ann Crosby Diane Cary r ,,,n gig 2 L ' P 5 Dgiitoirstta joseph Campedelli Guidance Fmvfiyv N 2 ' ' S- 3 nf . fm i L1 '13 'A .W 5:-lfi 1 ' 1 ,, .-, 4 5 , xi N f - , N Mn , L si 4 . , , ,---V 'Fi' M ' '- k g ' 'wigs' ' 'H' ' 5 ' v' : 1:,z':-ws' Y ,f I , -9' .l . ' lf, ,-,f ,li ',,', fi , A 'Lg 1 ul' f , f 5 i xx A f ' Milf' I fill, 'TN as max - 6 ll V SQA ' , A 1 'f 'f 1 Maynard Mulholland lerry Siciliano ' Sky Q leanette LeSage ENGLISH Robert Frost's New England imagery, Shakespeare's iambic pentameter and e.e. cummings' lower case, Hawthorne's gothic novels, Poe's tales of terror and Pearl Buck's Chinese settings, Homer's Greek mythology, protagonists, antagonists, theme and climax, journalism's inverted pyramid style and tight leads, Roget's thesaurus and vocabulary, misplaced modifiers, dangling participles and tense changes, thesis statements and conclusions, title pages, footnotes and bibliographies, late night reading, essay exams, class participation and the last minute terrified gulp before your first oral presentation: English is learning to communicate. ITF' L ll E-tl' rs' Paul Gravel, Chairperson Veronica defjategno 'Ruth Otico B.A., St. Michael's BS., North Adams State B.A., North Adams State College College College M.Ed., North Adams State College M.A,, North Adams State College Helen Peterson BMA., Creortian Court College M.lED., North Adams State College H :Yi fl ' Q 9 I ' Si 54 pe. Eleanor Taff Francis Merrigan Mary Ann Caproni Robert Wellspring BS., Seton Hall B.A., St. Michael's BA., Mount St. Vincent B.A,, University of Mass, University College College .I2 M,Ed., North Adams State College Marion England B.A., North Adams State College M,Ed., North Adams State College 7 l Stephen Sears B,A., University of Mass. Mfdl, North Adams State College C,A.C.S,, Wesleyan College Katherine Duby B,A., Our Lady of the Elms Carolyn Cheesbro Patricia VWlk B.S., North Adams State B.A., North Adams State College College M.Ed., North Adams MSA, llournalisml, State College Syracuse Unisersitv HISTQRY What is the capitol of Alabama? The decision of the Miranda v. Arizona case? The author of Future Shock? When was America discovered? If these questions rattle your brain then you haven't been through our social studies department. lt is headed by Miss Margaret Stewart who can help you answer that tough question about World War ll. Under Miss Stewart's a fine corp of teachers like justice Falcon who will tell you anything and everything you wanted to know about the Supreme Court but were afraid to ask. There's also Mr. Wall, who will tell you which way North is and what's on the 38th parallel. Mrs. Rennell will tell you all about Future Shock and it will no doubt shock your future. The social studies department is filled with many interesting topics and also many interesting people. Oh, and Mr. Pecor: we would submit to you that your minorities class will be better than ever next year. . 1,55 Wa ...naval M I S! fl, Clilalgiwgsonewa Antanis Van Reenan Robert Dean George Petropulos David Wall B A Acadia University B.S., University of B.A. and B.S.S., North B.S. and M. Ed., North B.A., North Adams State M Ed., North Adams Hartford Adams State College Adams State College College State College I 1 , aii, Q. Q ru.. ' s.,4-. f z'tNll.x xl laq joseph Prenguber Bonnie Dumas B A ipoiy Scii St james Whitney Richard Falcon Bonnie Rennell B A., University of Miahaeifs Coiiegg B.A., University of B.A. and M.A., North B.A. and M.A., University Massachusetts Mi Ed' North Adams Vermont Adams State College of Mass. State College W V fx ie A, Donald Pecor B.A., North Adams State College M.A., Siena College .J ifff. . M, at. , o 1 I SCIENCE A u q ' i ', ,, 4. i. y J'l'U.y'l f,gJy1U gin 9 gy? 1' tion W-JEL.:-Q.lQ.Q ic? 5' 5f0fE'e7'1? 19 f Jo -J .:if3'1: S3 53 23 A3 we 0 10, U WMO ' 'gym 13 35:3--'3 'P LLU lfll Z g0 ' r 1 '- ! , I vi - l F' 'l f i ,, 5 fi li ,f li , 2 . I A i Q nit.. Q J.-N5 rx' I. RRR? ' 'Q' lvwn A '3:.2:::.x A v .. 'like K.. l N i -. . p-,gsw.,:.-. V- x ' .wlsllffl rl t-, .1 s 'wi wr ICA- 'l32'f,4rt,'s:'t ,. 'MW' XTX xiii: 55: Tl S3 ll I who a A., 7 ELA l' . Clarence Perry, Anne Olsen joseph Cnigdek Chairperson B.S., College of Our Lads A.,-X.B.S., Worcester B.S., North Adams State ol The Elms junior College College MS tPysical Cheml, BA. lChemistrtl, M,Ed,, North Adams Fordham University Unitersiiy of Urah State College M.A.T., Union College Q ' Wx Q15 xv' 1 t 4 't..- I7 Wa . .- s ' sl' ' 'f f , HN :P i A 'S A fj it 'QF' QD' r '-13 ,I ' N, .lm .Ki N E at . 7 , 1 ii - V U , g X V 5 N f t l . ttwgr' , ' ' i. I C -+ve' -' - Q , : P .ff , ' l i Q , 'g,,.' ,--f , 1 .9 ' t .fs ., - V i Pl' A vi. i t Silvio Lamarre B.A., Norwich University Charles Boisvert B.S., Hartwick College M.Ed., North Adams State College M.T.S., Union College john Richards A.B. tPhysicsl, North Adams State College M.Ed., North Adams State College K. for , r , e .- 1 ,D Q... Zia fic , 1 CY ,--X IA Vincent King B,A,, North Adams State College M Ed.. Nlorth Adams State College The Drury Science Department isn't your everyday run of the mill group of teachers. Each is qualified to answer questions of students such as What is the molecular weight of H 2 SO 4 ? or What are leucocytes? Mr. Perry, the department chairman, and other mem- bers of the department should be praised for their outstanding efforts to make science interesting and fun for all 7 r of us. Daniel Merrigan B.S., Villanosa Ltnitersitx M.Ed.. North Adams State College lohn Solari B.A., St. Michael's College -s tg, fxsaf Q Joanne Martin B.A., North Adams State College l MATH Can you take the square root of 264, multiply this by the reciprocal of pie, mul- tiply this by 4x 2 - 8x plus 32.4, reduce this polynomial and take the derivitive of the whole thing? Could you find your prob- ability of getting it correct? If you can't, then boviously you've never run across Drury's math department. They're abso- lutely crazy about this type of thing. Trigonometrically speaking, they will bust their cosines trying to get a message across. lf you're in a geometric daze, don't fret. They can talk in circles of explana- tions. Drury's math department proves to make school most interesting. After all, where else could students be taught by so many independent variables? af as Ronald Smachetti, Chairperson B.S., Oswego State College M.Ed., Albany University Patricia Sacco B.A., North Adams State College B.A. lPhysicsJ, North Adams State College Lorane Ehitcomb B.S., University of Mass. I. figs . - ,Z W: . , '.f M A Robert Kove B.S. l-Chemistryl, Siena College M.Ed., North Adams State College Ea- is 1 is its Eu E 2 ngnilglllv 'llllls 3 - va, .-tb M 'bm 5f1,.3 ,. 0 2 .. - El -Nw.MA,A,..,.M....... . 1 Ei 1 fi 1 A a,.,w-:V f-M-w 'f - - . 4 , 6 . , .A lag. 335 .::- 4 fi- W - H Y 21 -I. ' at g V ll 2-ll-T ,, 'X I' it V e- W' '-,+t:2 ' V v-ii N V . , ..,... llrz 5,9-qt: fr gi .Mn H ,S .5 ,,., . .... ij. yiqi ,A M llz, IAQ I , w V'-New A taaa. - idk JH. l ,R ' 1 at 8 a W Cary Kelley B.A., Williams College :- 3-' ', '. I -'M' f 435,54 5' 4 . JoAnn Jacobson B.A., North Adams State College J 4 Patricia Butterfield B.A., North Adams State College ' Wu t 5 2. William Prevey B.S., University of Mass. M.Ed., Springfield College 'Nw -':k. . . ' . A - It ' jiE.:.11,:.iA Iv.-S' ,i .,.. ...,. ffm ' C M53 as 4 , sw 95 Jw v x R If , G 2 I if 4 W 'tvfllxzkwg ' .Wiz . v H S 'ws , .I 3: , 5 , i g - : -gfwlsu, , V Enid, . ill - NESS-.2-1' X 5-33 2. V. .,,. ,,. .,f-a,,..,., ., , . if iw H. Mt. W3 1 .M . 1 l. .,z.,. . if --.Wi 'im C1 It N HOME ECONOMICS If you like cutting in your classes then the Sewing De- partment at Drury High School is for you. They will let first year students cut cotton, the second year students can cut wool, plaid, the tailoring class, which is the third year in sewing, will cut any kind of material to make a coat and line it and the fourth year students can cut drapery mate- rial. Burnin' a hamburg? It isn't heard of in the Drury Cook- ing Department. All you have to do is to mix one cup of students, V4 cup of teachers, 'I heaping tablespoon of patience, and mix thoroughly. 'Vu Ll ui Nuke, SPECIAL EDUCATION A Zi J! A A F x 4 , ,,,, . . ff ' 'Q L. -If Iames Montepare, Mary Tiezzi Chairperson B.A., North Adams State B.A., American College International College M.Ed., American International College ARTS , ami' john Horahan B.S.L.A., University of MESS. Art Harrington joseph Rizzi Dorothy Thompson Thomas Siciliano BS., Fitchburg, State B.S. llndust. Arts Ed.l, B.S., North Adams State B.S,, St. Louis University College State University College College at Oswego, N,Y, M.A., North Adams State l College The whir of the potters wheel, the click-thump of the printing machine, the buzz ofa saw, the scratch of busy pencils on blank white paper, chisels biting into blocks of plaster, paint brushes bringing color to canvas - where? The Drury art department! T ing but materials, and through their own imaginations and the guidance of the teachers, make something that appeals to the eye. There is an aura here that isn't present anywhere else in the school. The atmosphere is relaxed yet charged with energy. Most of the students that elect art take it because they are interested, not because they need the credits. The students aren't looking furtively at the clock, anxious for the bell to ring. They are busy working, deep in their own thoughts and ideas. in 'M '2. ' 3...-nl EL! Creativity is the key word in the art area. Students take noth- MUSIC lf you've been involved with the music department, you know the feeling of satisfaction that you get from using your own talents, and combining them with the talents of those around you. The sounds that come from the music department are expressed and absorbed by each individual in a very unique way. The department is made up of loving and understanding people who always seem to have a warm heart and a sympathet- ic ear, just like ma and dad , Everyone holds within them a special musical talent that can germinate and grow without any limitations. The annual super- star concerts are wonderful performances for the public. But more than than, they give the students in the music depart- ment the feeling of being stars, even if they did not have a special part. The Music Department is learning to reach your own potential, feeling like part of a big family and appreciating EJ ,. - -- Y gil I ,qhaggpfrson lanice Kucher Dennis Harrington C'oIi2? e C all 3 6 B.A., Ithica College B.M,, State University M A gc I b, MA., Drury High School College at Potsdam, N.Y. '. ,O um la M.M., lthica College University A. 7.7.2-in 7, ll V the people around you. 7'-'N x Herbert johnson, Chairperson B.S., Springfield College M.Ed., North Adams State College 1-ugv' I L T 2 6 in 127 I . x, N , ., 1 X X . Thomas McGrath Irene Bianchi B.S., Central Conn. State Candace Cross Pele Foote B.S., Central Conn. State College B.S., University of Mass. Norwich UNVGYSNY College M.S., lGuid.l, North Military Acad. Adams State College 1 n n I if . 'll f I 46 . 1 A fs'--'uf 4 r. A' vga 1, l 1 .,,'.,l ,Q t 1.4, ' I Q. ff MRS. Tifnmff 5 CLH 556 5 c H u ce Lge Z5 'TEDA sy ON Ly CN Q . A PHYSICAL EDUCATIC BUSINESS lrving Toupence, Chairperson B,S., Salem State College M.Ed., North Adams State College Elaine Lebert, Chairperson B.A., Anna Marcia College M.Ed., North Adams State College Gary Bortolot B.A., Providence College ,451 Row in R Winifred O'Brien Frances Major Catherine Oldham Ann Piekos B.S., Bryant College B-5-f Salem Slate College B.S., North Adams State A.B., Berkshire A-A-1 Albany BUSiFl9SS College Community College College B.S., Salem State College 1: V' gf K 'f Armand Perreault ' , g ff mf fa B.A., Holy Cross College ' ' I M.A., Boston College . 4 5 45. X U X r Nate Sondrini B.A., University of Mass. M.A., Middlebury College Paul deGalegno Carol Milletle B.A., University of Rome B.A., Our Lady of the Elms ,. .,.. Mg.,- LIBRARY NURSE PHYLLIS HOWE LIBRARIAN M. MARKLAND R.N. KITCHEN STAFF HEAD CUSTODIAN . GREENE W will K 5 q N Nb Lal-4 23 ks M TN r BARBARA A. ADAMS lBARBl lt isn't ever the same. ln time, l'll change - and you, and the currents of our lives. '13 N-as ,Vu 1 if - 1 Q. Li. ' Vwllfiffz 3 ' - lug, Qmfmi' ' LILLIAN C. ALVAREZ lLlLl Lost time is never found again CINDY ARIGONI 22 HELENE N. ALLARD lELLl To love and be loved is the great- est joy on earth DAVID ANDREATTA lOTTl Celebrate 200 years of 'a good thing SUZANNE ARMSTRONG lSUEl Today is the first day of the rest of your life. T5 A KAREN ALLARD lALl Nothing in life is to be feared. It is only to be understood. ii qs' GEORGE F. ANGEL: lANGELOl Aw Right RONALD ATWOOD lRONl WILLIAM ALLEN lBlLLl AALA JEAN ANGELI All that we love deeply becomes a part of us. KIMBERLY A. BABEAU lGRACEl A friend is someone who knows all about you but still likes you. .rf H ,,fsff'4v? , DYE? uifililf MARY BABEAU The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed. LISA I. BEDARD CLISD A PAT BIRKLAND lTRlSHl DAVID BANKS lDAVEl -ad f X ,. Wu,-4 . fe: 'J' KEITH BENOIT lt's wicked good , bg .T fb? 3 fig? lm ,Q RUTH BLAIR Be yourself no one else is b qualified. CHEF SUSAN BANKS lSUEl IAYNE BERGERON The terrible burden of having nothing to do. BRENT BOISVERT lUDY BARRY IUDITH BEVERLY UUDYl DAN BOLODNANI CROCKJ TERESA BOLUS CTERRYJ Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. 6, QQ gfwimawgb ' MICHELE BOYER CMIKU HOLLY BREEN CHOLLOWEENT No thanks, I am trying to cut down. 24 STEVE BOUCHER Who Cares? MIKE BRADLEY KBAGGERD Wild buffalo on the open plains. DARRYL BROOKS KIMBERLY BOUDREAU LKIMJ ERIN BOYCE LHANKL What's the world coming to? PAUL BRAZEAU IOSEPH BREDA CBUDAD Dare me DALE BROWN DEBORAH BUCKWALTER CDEBF IOYCE L. BULLETT IIOYI Life is lovely as a rose but don't touch the thorns. ANTOINETTE CARIDDI DAVID CHENAIL IDAVEI MICHELLE BULLETT IMIKEI TRAVIS BURDICK MARTY BUSH ISHRUBI DANIEL CARRIDDI IDANI CHERYL CHALIFOUX PATRICIA CHARRON IPATI 'Ziff PAMELA JEAN CHENAIL IPAMI LAWRENCE CHILSON ILARRYI MARIA R. CIAVARELLA Do you know what I mean? Take one day at a Time with a smiIe. 25 MARY COLO How long it's been since yesterday, and what about tomorrow, and what about our dreams and memo- ries? ALAN L. CYR IALI CYNTHIA DARGIE ICHICOI Kill them Potvins! 26 CAROL COODY The future is not in the hands of fate, but in ourselves. Hd T' TERRY DANFORTH KEVIN DAVIS UUANJ Got a dime I can borrow? MICHAEL CROWLEY IVINCEJ ANDREA CURRAN IANDIJ Reach for the Heavens and Hope for the future and all that we can be, not what we are. 'U' Q?-x 1 X TAMMY DANIELS THOMAS DANYLOWITZ ITOMI - I LINDA DAVIS TIM DEAN ROBERT DELISLE IBOBI l'm Impressed. CONSTANCE M. DEROSIA ICON- NIE? Smile and the whole world smiles with you. PATRICIA DEVANNEY IPATI l MARY THERESA DEMASI IMARJ Be like a duck, calm on the outside and paddling like mad underneath. STEVE DELNEGRO IDELI What do you do when there s nowhere to go? In North Adams there are only three and a half places to go Mac s lif you re with the ock crowdi Colonial Inf you want to escape that groupl the laymar for those 18 or old enough to pass for 183 and The Cutoff better known as the summer partying place The most popular place for upperclassmen seems to be MacDon ald s Its centrally located and its fun The atmosphere is mostly rowdy but it has been known to settle into saturation point bore dom on occasion too Prime time there is Saturday between 7 30 and 10 30 Then eople crowd the parking lot and lean around against every availab e surface Althou h Macs is a potential trouble spot so far everyone has and Fzirivers who dgnt Fpaypattention no one has beer? serigusly injured Most students agree that the management and police have both been pretty understandin They do their ob and they on t act superior to us they re really ver friendly sal one Macs regular T e biggest problem say the girls is parents who feel that the Union Street food factor is not a group meeting place but a pick u station This attitude ma es it tough to escape from the house Al things considered though Mac s is still the best place to find any kid you re looking for on a Saturday night The regulars at Colonial Pizza on the corner of Main Street and Ea le Street say their spot is the best place to relax without hassle to tal to your friends and sta out of the cold at the same time While soaking in the smel s of sausage and pepperoni and trying to escape the manager s glare most students get some free entertain ment as well For those whose social life is not fulfilled at either of the downtown establishments there s the Mar On a Saturday night the room is packed with loud conversation and music Booths are ammed to capacity the air is smokey and the room is dim The col ege crowd elbows you out whenever possible But even with all these flaws say seniors who head for the Mar whenever they can it s a great place In the summer when none of these places seems right and ever one wants to et away from North Adams cars head for The Cutof with planty o liquid refreshment. Located on the road leading to Mount Greylock, is a place sur- rounded with trees and ferns, a thickly wooded area far enough off the road to discourage police from patroling it. The atmosphere, said one senior, is fantastic, more rowdy than the ni ht be ore the Hoosac Valley game. Norgh Adams is small and there isn't much to do, complain stu- dents. Still, the seniors who spend time at these places say they're making the best of what they ve got. Why bother? Why not? they ask. I ' I , 1 - 1 - 2 I l . I ll Ili I I ' I ' - ,I T I, - . a 1 - . - . , n . . G . I . . . ,P ' , . ' . I esca ed Eassle. Des ite eo le who race around in the arkin lot . , . . I II ' ' fh I ' . I . . , J I Y, . ' . ' . 1 I - I . 1 L . - . I , . , . - .I I I , . . I D . l I . I i 1 G ' 1 , . I - ' I ll Il ' ' - I I I u ' 1 ' II II ' ' I , 1 . ' 1 ? Il II . If . . 1 IE CHARLES DEMERS ICHASJ Later SUSAN DEROSIA ISUEI Put on a happy face. ANGELA DIGENNARO KEITH DICKINSON IDIXI Life should be spontaneous, not contrived. fa., MARY ANN DION PAULA M. DUGAL 28 PATRICIA DILECO With all its a shame drudgery and broken dreams, It is still a beautiful world .......... ROBERT DONNELLY IBOBI KATHLEEN DUGUAY IKATHY ,LLC KATHLEEN DlLl.ON IDILLI Have love enough to light the wayg joy enough to fill each day and Hope enough for all tomorrowsf' MARY BETH DILORENZO IBETHERI Well I guess ya had to be there! MARY-IO DOUGHERTY lM.l.J BRUCE DUBE Get the Funk out of my Face. NANCY DUNN IDUNNERI TAMI DUPRAT ITAMI A friend is a person you can be yourself with. CHERYI. I. EARL ICHERI If SUSAN FACHINI csum II ls I I I I 4 1 I I I I I I BRIAN FLINTZ ITAZI 1 I l I I CRAIG EDMONDS IEDI I DEANNA FAUSTINI ROBERTA FORTINI IBERT Think of me first as a person for I am an individual. I- TRACY EDMONDS WANDA ELMER IPANDAI Hi kids SUSAN FIERRO ISUEI DANIEL FINKELSTEIN IFINKI No way jose'. What's up x I ' is ' .,.,Ii fl T?f?5?r,., r ,A gl 0 .if i,f, if if ,193 x J i . . ,:,, V DIANA GAGNE IDEEI DEBORAH A. GAMMARI lNUGl Good Grief Life has no blessing like a true and merry friend. 29 if 5 I 'A .I X F A ,- ..., Y OESRLER RNENNN FOHN CRSPRRDI v'Cs.:T.'C V EY COLD THOMAS GOES COSSER ' 5 I ,. A QR'f-.NDS avi WCHELE GREECO MICH . ,. ,- ,,-,-- .,. . vi - - f- -,,, ..,,-. , .. 3 C- - T-'CMC-TY - :VTE T'a:..CO rt. ,o.e.: 'We 'U 'O ,-. A - 'qkr' -C .C -v 'CTCE YTE, , -N .. TTERET ERC. HENRN CERTlE TIN -X COLDRE-XL BEAN Loose '-our dreervs and rou -C'O:G vOJ7 SYTC. WQ 'AJ' KLRT GNLR-XSZ Hare fun Y- ami LKLREN T. CHIDOTTI KGHIDOTJ 'f-K friend is the first person who Comes in xx hen the rest ofthe world has gone out. SLS-KN C-OLCER QGOLGW -Kmong those whom l like I can 'ind no common denominator. DEBORAH H,-XLEY Y I PAMELA HASKINS IPAMI The secret to a happy life is inno- I cence. DONNA HILCHEY 1 i I I I I I I I LAWRENCE JACQUES ILARRYJ I It's been known to happen. C 4 ROBERT HASKINS IBOBJ Don't worry about it. RANDY HATHAWAY DIANNE HORSEFALL Don't poke fun at me. LORI HVIZDA KATHERINE IAMMALLO IKATHI ELIZABETH IARISCH ILISAI The way you express your individ- How do I get myself into these uality is what makes you so speciaI. things? KAREN HERZIG If you didn't understand my si- Ience, you won't understand my words. MICHAEL HYNES IHYNZIEI Don't get mad, get even. KIM KEATING Dream until your dreams true. come 31 OA ROBERT KEIZER lBOBl SHAUN KlNG lVlNNlEl MARY ELLEN KONOPKA lMUNKl GAIL LaBOMBARD lf a man is worth knowing at all, he With your feet on the ground is worth knowing well. keep reaching for the sky. f O I id V1 l, ..O:1f, lilo- Senior Privileges: Lost Or just Begun? We might as well be freshmen' Kelly Rowe declares Many sen iors tend to agree Amy Grande says As the years have gone by our privleges have slowly dimished Now that we are seniors we ve lost them all Fresh men get as many privileges as Seniors Like most seniors she feels there are two issues the decrease of senior privileges and the increase of underclass privileges Study halls once a privilege reserved for juniors and seniors are now detention halls for students who cut class and violate rules In previous years there was a type of initiation called slave day An event in which freshmen become slaves of seniors for a day This year our principal decided it was a bad idea and eliminated it Five classes were not required of seniors before this year Seniors were allowed to take only subjects necessary to graduate This year however everyone was required to take five classes Mr Robert Horan said that a five class requirement was school committee policy and it had never been enforced He felt it should be enforced now Homerooms for seniors were not used for many years This year they were reinstated Mr Horan said that they would not have been if the student council had questioned him In previous years seniors could leave school when their classes were finished for lunch or free periods This privilege was abolished this year However seniors continued to leave school after classes The date of graduation has caused controversy Seniors were let out of school in late May This year seniors didn t leave until lune because Mr Horan felt we didnt need two weeks for rehearsal He felt we could be fully re hearsed in two days The seniors at Drury were not exactly thrilled over the changes The principal says that the changes are necessary and part of a plan for improvement and many of them are only temporary Mr Noran felt that when he came to our school it was very loose two thirds of the student body was cutting class He felt the first thing to do was to tighten the school schedule The reputation of Drury students had gone down the drain in the eyes of area residents as a result of vandalism and disruption Mr Horan s first goal was to restore that reputation To do this he said he had to be strict A few privileges were bound to be lost in the process ln future years seniors will have more privileges than they ever had before Programs such as open campus will be used and there will be a type of work study program in which students will work in areas they are interested in and obtain credit for it Mr Horan has several innovative ideas for the future Mr Horan says You ve got a good senior class I wish I had worked with you for four years So our loss of senior privileges is due to the change of principals and principles Unfortunately our class was caught in between -a ' 1 O T f 'F I l il . dn ' 1 ' . 1 11 - 11 11 - 1 . . . , . . . ,, 1 1 1 1 T - 1 1 r , . . , . . . . , . , . A 1 I . . 1 , . - 11 - 1 - - 11 , . . . 11 1 ' ' . , . - 11 THOMAS LaFRANCE lTOMl CHRISTINE LAIRD lGOOCHlEl If life is a banquet, I stuffed my- self. 32 , . tl , ' mini STEVEN LAMB QVICTORJ KATHLEEN LANOUE IKATHJ GISELE LAPOINTE lREDl Not every man was born with a Happiness is a direction not a boat to catch. place. l GAIL LaVALLEY RICHARD LaVARlERE CDICKI IANICE LEFAVE ICHICKI A friend is someone who knows all about you, but likes you anyway. ,xx , . I 1 THOMAS LeSAGE ISAGIEI CHRISTINE LEU ICHRISI MICHAEL LEWIS IMIKEI Time is a gift to enjoy every min- ute. SCOTT LAUTH MARTIN LEFKOWITZ IMARTYI STEPHEN LUCZYNSKI UOEJ Your limitations define you and your limitations are uniquely yours. 33 IOHN MAGNUSSEN TINA MARIANI lTURKEYl Hi Hon MARGARET MCCARRON lMARGIEl When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. 34 MELISSA MALINOWSKI lMlSSYl lf only all the hands that reach could touch. at Hn CAROLE MARKLAND NANCY MCKINNEY TAMMY MALONEY lTAMl To have a friend, you must first be one. xjb WILLIAM MAY lBlLLl SUSAN MCPHERSON lSUEl LEIGH MARCHEGIANI IOSEPH MAZZU UOEJ ANTHONY MELILLO lTONYl You've got to be kidding. BONNIE MILLIS IDUCKI ROSEMARIE MERANTI IRCJ BRUCE MILLER IMOONERI ANNE Nlll.l.lS Each dawn is a new beginning. This is true. Today is the first day ofthe rest of WS HOI pick on BORING day. your life. THOMAS MORANDI ITOMJ WALTER MOREAU IWALLYJ SANDRA L. MOREHOUSE KATHLEEN MORSE IPUDGEJ ISANDYJ Really PETER MORESI ICULIESI MICHAEL MOWE IGRIZZJ CYNTHIA MROZ ICINDY SHAWN MULCAHY To live you have to love, and to love you have to live. TINA MULLETT LTI No one knows what it is that he can do until he tries. MICHAEL NOETZEL INUTZI WILLIAM O'KEEFE IDUFFYI This is true NELSON OGERT ,aw 3 RICHARD ORELL MAUREEN PARISIEN IMOI You Geek 36 PATRICIA NOLAN KMODIKEI MICHAEL O'NEIL IMIKEJ I I 1 -gf . GARY PASSARDI IGRIZI EILEEN O'BRIEN IBUNI Give what you have to someone, it may be better than you dare to think. PAMELA O'NElL IPAMI I'm hungry SUZANNE PATTEN ISUEI STEVE PENNOCK IERICI You say no, I say yes. LYNNE PHILLIPS If you love something let it go free, if it comes back it's yours. LYNN ROBERT I don't wanna KEITH PERRY IFUZZI DIANE PETERS IPETEJ DAVID PETROPULOS IGREEKI 'QQZ :A LEILA POIROT ILEEI MARK PROVOST IOVOI BEVERLY RACETTE IREDI What can I say. Be nice uncle Vic. l I I I DAVID RONDEAU IHULIOI NANCY RONDEAU INANCEI PAMELA RONDEAU IPAMI Take it easy baby. Friendships multiply joys and di- vide griefs. 37 N STEVEN ROSS ISTEVEI KELLY ROWE LDECKERJ Remember the memories, remem- ber your friendships, but never say good-bye forever. KIMBERLY SCOTT IKIMBAI 38 9 -4.49 ' CHRISTINA ROTOLO lT.T.l To thine own self be true ,.. thou cannot then be false to any man. LARRY RUSSETT MARY-KAY SENECAL IM-KI The day shall not be up so soon as I, to try the fair adventure of tomor- row. ,. I' DODD ROUGEAU DAVID SACCO ISOO Hi there MANUEL SERRANO WENDY ROUGEAU IWENJ lt'll be all right in the morning. MARY SANTELLI ISANTI The moment maybe temporary but the memory is forever. IACQUELINE SHAKAR ISHAKESI Hey bis suv LEAVING THE NEST For the past four years, many gave acquired close friendships and relation- ships. Graduation will soon be here and we will leave Drury Senior High for the final time. It is a time of mixed emotions for most, happiness because you're done with the work and also you can be more independentp but on the other hand a feeling of sadness and lonliness of leaving the familiar faces and schedules. Tony Mellilo said, the thing I'll miss most is being with my friends. Mary Konopka is really going to miss talking with my friends every morning. Others fear being on their own, Pat Vollota is afraid to be totally independent , Terry Bolus fears having responsibilities. But of course said an optomistic senior, there are alot of new experiences to look forward to and enjoy. IAMES SHAKAR QFATCASU MICHAEL SHEA CMIKEJ WENDY SllVlARD CWENJ DAVID SIMON lDAVE7 Tell me 2lb0UK If After the rain . .. the rainbow. 1 i 'ofk MARY ELLEN SMITH ANNE SOLARI fBlG AJ KELLY SPRAGUE NEAL SPRACUE 39 . V KEITH STARR IATLASI Sure I'll give you a ride sweety. JU' A SALLY TANGUAY ISALI LESLIE TOVANI Love is a fragile flower and rare as a butterfly. 40 MICHELLE ST. PIERRE ITURKI Friendship is the shadow of the evening, which strengthens with the setting sun of life. DAVID THERRIEN IDAVEI SCOTT TRENTI Give me a reason lx .. ALAN LEE STRANGE IALEXI MICHELLE SUMNER IOHN TIETGENS GERALD TOOMEY ITOMB- STONEI Not bad hey? x 'R' I I If JOHN TROOP IR. UACKJ PATRICIA VALOTTA Here we go. Keep cooI. SUSAN VanSTEEMBURG IVANI Live each day as it should be led and not as it is ... KEITH VOSBURGH IOSCARI This is true DAVID WHITCOMB IWHITJ CHRISTINE VARESCHI ISKII MYRA WALTERMIRE IMYRNAI Smile, it makes people wonder what you've been up to. DANIEL WILLIAMS SUSAN VITRO IVEETJ ELAINE WESLOWSKI IEI Whatchmacallit in... N-A 1 SHEILA WILSON IBUGI Let's take a cruise through ams! ROSS VIVORI IGOLDENI IULIA WHEELER ITURNIPI I'm special ... I'm unique ... I'm me. KATHY WOLFE ILUPOI 41 ffl-If IANET WONG UANJ SALLY PERRAS TRACY BUNTING 42 D r 4 K Kg,4,l.,l' PAULA WRIGHT Friends depart, and memories take them. ' 0 fi MARIA CIAVARELLA val' DIANE ZAPPONE lDll What are you thinking about? IAMES MAC MAHON LINDA ZITER Yesterday is for rememberingg To- morrow is for dreamingg but Today is for living. DAVID WOOD PHOTO-PHOBIC SENIORS Ann Sook Chung Cathy Lee Cole Stephen Collins Gail F. Cote Leonard Edward Cote Debra Patricia Cumm Mark Howard D'Amico Tala Ann Formhals Bonnie Foucher William Henry Gilman Gerald H. Girard Barbara jo Horsfall Wendy Ann King Jay R. Laliberte Maureen Ann McGory David Phelps james Randall Rhonda L. Ranzoni Laurie Celeste Sartori Wesley Scalise Allen Scarfone Richard Allen Shartrand Barbara Sloan Michael P. Tatro Ann julie Walsh 9 V 'N 1 1 F ff FRESHMEN U 1 3 , P is ii - , --v-u.!- r , ' Y I LY? nl L .u v , F Q.. Q . , R CO? 1 IANICE KUCHER CADVISORD FRESHMEN STUDENT COUNCIL: D. Galipeaup M. Magnificog C. Boulgerp M. Milanesig B. Buckwalterp N. Yorkeg M. Mc Carthyg I. lonesg B. Hancockp SOPHOMORES 57553 , .pq gi f- ' f , ,,, 1 Q., 4 I , . - 1' .4 ' 5 X ly A,w1 , .w4 M - w 1 L,.s ,M . ,H 44, , , ,,- , -A V f 1, 3 'T .fic Q X V. , Tr ., , 1 ,a.- , . 4 N fr f, I M A W I 4 X - .F I , , -V - . .Y..... .1 ,V A . ' ,K 1 , ' I, f l Yi ! Q A I . 4 1 , N 11 1 1 1 ' at 4 x 9 5 A t 1 ,H 5 44 f 1 v . 'i .4 -1 A.. if A an I-i JS m. Nven .QS X vw X W r F :A ,Q iw. pf 'N-N SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISOR: PAT SACCO SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Pres.-Nancy Goss, Vice Pres.-Mary Geadreau Sec.-Nancy Ziter, Treas.-Mary Anne Alizio. 'XRJQP S Q 'E' , Q . ' Aww, www w' LA '.,i..,. 'x - 5- Zn.. JUNICDRS I - , L 5 . . , r ' 2 V f f , 1 1 7 1 1 V f 1 Q N.-. umm i I in i i ., E1 'f. X - , ,fx 4 ' 1 .Egan , 'x w 452 l dos NW? Xx 48 R 3 ,IUNIOR CLASS ADVISOR: DONALD PECOR ,,4,, ., . , -: 1-yy, V 1,17 uae, IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Pres: Tim Caffery, Vice Pres. Sue Del Negro, Sec. Dede Taft, Treas. Sue Breda. 1 .!, K f .0 5 I MEMORIAM In memory of james Kateley, a member of the freshmen class of Drury Senior High School, who died on june 3, 1977. He will be remembered always by family and friends. IU: 'Ui When I think of james Kateley, I start to imagine all the times we had together. No matter if it was good or bad, we always remained friends. jimmy and I participated in many sports and I usually turned out to be us being on the same team. Our teammates always wanted jimmy to be the leader of our team. No matter what the case was, jimmy always played 100070. He set examples for his friends and for others, so that they could try to be the athlete he was. jimmy got along with everyone he met. Even if a person didn't like him, he would still try to be friends with him. He was in many of my classes from 7th grade on and I will always remember him and the times we spent together. Pete Lamarre 80 El' 5 if 'si is I 5 I 33591 , I X 433 'EV QU W 3' Coaches: Roger Cirone Richard Falcon Edward Allard james Freeney Frank Causeselli Seniors: W. Moreau B. Miller S. King A. Strange P. Brazeau M. Bradley M. Bush T. Goss K. Dickinson M. Provast G. Angeli S. Del Negro R. Vivori M. Crowley D. Chenail H. Gertgie S. Armstrong lManagerl R- fm' '-2 , , . mfr, f. ' - fs xx YM . x ' w fmqmmh rx M, 5 7 X3 4 H -, ' ','x cf ' jK7QQbd 4 5?Q A0 5 .Q f,.a 'f -2,:f!U5g g 5' -i nf x f- 1 fl If 'G . ' V if I .. ,ff ,?,,p5x,j'1',x,f , W, ,gf I' 0 H Sf Y 21 41 94624 Y ' ' J A - v 1 'J 1 .Ny 'AN' lf? ?JgJi'v FISH, V' 7f VX' ' lftqifxxrf'-NX? i'M,.if-.I'xE',,f 'x Q A,ArQf.,f ,.,kj'. U , '- Q - 0,...1.f.- ' . . EL' .Mx ,fm w ,fw M M b fb , i 41 KU 1 33 E6 2, 73' F23 '-ff ui.. ,gg '24 Q1 gf 4174- .PQ Ki YY, YK' III' xx Ll! , 157 ' LQ Nfqrj 5 Xl Y ,a 1 6, CROSS COUNTRY www, -1 -' , J ,,, 1 --r-fvzf-rrp.,gq:,z1' ' 1 A s, f X U, mf! ,A ' - 1,5 :A H - I 1 1 W . L. 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' - -- V - Y -ggi!! jxjlix - 1.-X-' 5-gif:-T-f 'V s ..- N ,gf 1515 Q. 1245 1 .X 144--1,224 . . 4 -, in Y .,,j4....fj' -j ' l Q 3 .Qi ,-, ,'5,.' Q' 'L 7-11771 L- Q. '. 11- P'1:.f!Zf7 ' - - f. w ' ri Y... , ' , Vi-.'-'six A ft' ' . . . E, My 'f 1 Q7 63 -. 4 uf: Qi Seniors: D. Fmklestenng L. Russettp P. I -X ff km -. -UQ -Q -wh-'I ' Q. 11-P' 1' ff , ,,: f'4' 3--. '-+L , .. X, A j1i,x,3,3yw:. iifffng 1,-13,5 Devanneyg 1. Wheelerg Coach: Tom gig fi -ff. -w,V.H. 'X mtg?-A352-44, if McGrath bb ,'Q,i-xg N4 -- ' ,fggg ggi 3. .5 ,nf 'sf' .Hz-'f L ' ' x V 'flgszf-Q, Q' in F' . fu-M .fm -2.1 .1 I., .A H . . -' ,I 'f f 'A -g jl-. ..A uf - gi V3 rx 5'xgg'fS5fvq X.: A ' 4 - ' 55'. N' ,. ' 1 Q ' M luv 'ff W - N ' A ' N ' ' ' '3 'J' 1' 1 ' . ' ' gp J Q f -. YQ., f f'5Ff' a'.V K . f Y? se S ff?. fzJf M. , A . Q 5 .A Q , -'Ln V . ,VA , Y-hs , K if Vx X-v.. ,V rj: -v Ag '1 1 WRESTLI G Seniors: G. Angele L. Marchengani G. Toomey H. Gertie D. Rougeau R. Morris Coach: Mike Connors lllllll ml 1 ' .. i 1 r r , . . S ,KQIQZJ ?E?3'74 Gul 5 1. L 1 l N15 T11 , lE H r, fi f Q v I BASKETBALL ' -1 J ..... T 5- ' ' + Q Te.: ' , M M MJ f 'A K .K '1 .xx , I . . un we W Hr T f' Seiji pany? no 11, ,az-2, fm f HV! 'allay ' U Rave K T D , 2. UF? r ,v LZ? in I C 'v.fCx, -J T 'T fffsr ,L ' + ,N M :ge D Qs' ,-, .- 5 A 'Y O2 E2 Seniors: T. LeS g S T t D P t p I D B oks. C h 'D Syriacp l. Freeneyg 1 J R I N ' 5 f 'K J ,A N-...x , nh I Q 1, , -.- ww lil? 5,3 f 'e 'nl M4 J 59 GIRLS BASKETBALL Seniors: D. Gamarig K. Soudreaug I. Shakarg K. Bakeu iman.h N. Dunng 1. Perras, Coach: Irene Bianchig F' 'T' if Hockey Drury Hockey Team The Drury High School hockey team is pictured. Shown are, FRONT, FROM LEFT, Neil Sprague, tri-captains Steve Lamb, loe Breda and Larry Russett, Mike O'Neil and Wes Scalise. SECOND ROW, SAME ORDER, Rick Shand, Gary Scarafoni, Dave Boyer, Tom Bona, Pete Gouger, Brian Dougherty and coach Bill Jacobs. REAR, SAME ORDER, Dave Brazeau, Walker Lanes, Tom O'Neil, Henry Foucher and Tom Laird. Absent from photo is Keith Starr. O14 'x iff- My ,-- F' 'F fx? , . in-653-8 d GOLF Wi' QR ,,,......---- START ' H. Senior: D. Petropulos Coach: George Petroulos SKI MEET BASEBALL Girls Softball Seniors: N. Dunng M. Doughertyp S. Perrasg D. Gamarig S. Wilsong L. Ghidottig Coach john Solari Boys Baseball - Seniors: T. Usagep S. Penneckg C. Denersg P. Brazeaug Coach Tom McC.rathg Ziwsfij -MWL..' .,. Q, ,LWM Q32 i V-'W-' L, .U-X .' ' ' ,,. V X, ., , ,, .rv -A , -4, ,U .-T-'1' 1 . ,. ' ' ' ' f- v ' E3gZks.i,ef3-E'1A...0.' ,M ,' , w zqwx , : -,.,,V-3 .,,,,A1f'.,A, M ff- ,,:ff.,,. . We Zfmn crgvf PAGE 14 Monday, June 20, 1977 FOUNDED 1843 Editorial ..T Congratulations, Blue Devils YOU CAN'T do much better in baseball than to win in the bottom half of the ninth by swatting a homer with the bases loaded. But Drury has. Within the space of two days, Coach Tom McGrath's team won permission from the School Committee to accept an invitation to play in Taiwan for two weeks next june and gained a berth in the finals of the state Division ll championship. The fact that it lost the championship did little to dull the shine of its previous achievements. The team put together a record that has exicted everyone in North Adams. The kind of news it produced is rare, despite the fact the city's schools have produced some pretty im- pressive teams in the past. BOTH the status of being runner-up state champs and the forthcoming trip to Taiwan are real tributes to the kind of spirit that school athletics can engender. Drury had a hot season but it didn't come naturally. It took hard work by the players that combined with dedicated coaching, to produce the kind of energy and skill that wins games. 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Y- f 'Q-M, Q 'firzgq 9 . , EMA 3 CHEERLEADERS 84 THE FANS CHEERLEADERS: L. Guidig T. Duprat lCo-capt.ig N. Rondeau lCo-Capt.lg M. Parisieng S. Lefaveg L. Nicholsg S. Del Negrog L. Piekosg C. Marklandg M. Dilorenzop I . XIYL CHEERLEADING- Hold that line ... Blue Devils are the best ... for the blue fight white fight . . . Here we go Devils . , . Give usa 'D' . .. Hoosac, Hoosac don't be blue Eenie Meenie . .. Scooby do ... Victory Bictory Drury High ... Na Na Na Hey Hey Hey Good bye ... 1 2 3 4 5 the Mighty Devil's don't take no jive ... B E A T, B E A T who'll beat, we'Il beat Drury beat 'em all Drury High is no. 1!!! i' I 4 Xl! tu Y c 3 xf W -4 4 I 'ffl A ff: 41' T .' iw? '-EQL fl ,I I , I f N, s1WlP 271 , !Yi-M x 5 ff' x X S? x ft ' af XX ' 30 f 1. A ff' vs I ff 4 - 91 ww X ,Q M X. Ry f 5571 K' VX, r 'wa '- as -Q - A Q Eff A N, 'fi fi! ff -, . 1 4 f , ' 2 ,-' ju ff ffw - 'sf '--I 14 I S kbh uhmqzf-'way 3 V l YJ , A 'x xxxgsxf X ' , .fy , N 'ev i ' ,, V '42?',,--,J ly I-4' - . 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Since then, the Bucky Bullett that the entire Berkshire County population and many beyond that have known and loved was not the physical, earthly Bucky Bullett, but his unquenchable, unconquerable spirit, and that will never die. The indomitable Bucky Bullett spirit merely has gone to another assignment, to another field of activity which evidently has been deemed in need of the kind of integrity that forever will be associated with his name and his memory. This may sound like a high-flown eulogy, but really isn't. lt's nothing more than a statement of what everyone who knew Bucky believed about him. His oldest friends, and they would constitute a virtual census of the middle-age and older popula- tion, know that Bucky looked death in the face many years ago, and seemingly conquered. Sports was the medium through which he conveyed those messages. He firmly believed that sports, both in relation to participant and spectator could be an important part of a good life, and he never deviated from that belief. He had to forsake active participation in sports when he was on the threshold of what might have been a brilliant career, especially in basketball, his greatest love. This is what he said to a friend at lunch yesterday during a conversation that now seems almost to have been his valedic- tory to sports. l've always loved Basketball, he said. l loved it when I was playing it, and I love to watch it now. lt's my favorite sport, but I wish it would stay in season. But maybe there doesn't really have to be a season for sports. You just love them, and that's all by Maynard Leahey lPartial story of what was written in the Transcript Saturday, May 28, 1977.5 G igx . X x xxx Q , Je f, Q V if jf f ' R www - an F ' W X X .' ?ilFS'Tx X UT H ' 531 ' Q M I 'LS- fx 1 J- w- BAND FLUTES Pat Devanney, Sue Lavariere, julie Scott, ! Vicki Davis, Cathy Candiloro, Cindy Allen, Q Wendy Reutlinger, Becky Burdick, Linda Le- Page, Kathy Duguay, Michelle Duby, Patty Lord, Missy Segalla, Rosie Richards, Marianne Gertje, Barbara Burdick, Debbie Backstrom, Nancy Clark, Heather Witto, Sheri Sanders, Sandy Mullett, PICCOLOS, Leslie Lauth, Robin -4 Cramer, OBOE, Rusty Reopell ALTO SAXO- 6' Pl PHONES, Diane Tropp, Dan Finkelstein, Pat Gloster, Carmen Howland, TENOR SAX, Henry f Gertje, Steve Bateman, Eb CLARINET Brian Le- 'fdnul mere, CLARINETS, Linda Neal, Maria Scalise, Kim Barone, Sandy Horsfall, Lynn Borowski, joanne Hurlbut, Carolyn Boulger, Cindy Shay, Carol Pead, Tim Meiklefohn, Al Vachereau, Kathy Corriveau, Nancy Matrigali, Kim Shea, - - jennifer Kirby, Chris Williams, BASS CLARI- ' ' 'COA' :png ff NETS, Melody Traugut, jeff Hull, BASSOONS, Karol Zielonko, Chris Patterson, PERCUSSION, Barbara Horsfall, Chris Meiklefohn, Scott Lore- tan, john Noetzel, Mary jirkovsky, Kirk How- land, joe Toniatti, Larry Chilson, Lisa Robert, Nunn-nu--. i'fff .Z:L.'.g, A Sandy Witherell, BELLS, Laurie Sartori, Melissa ., 3 x i i m e ' Mccarrhy, TRUMPETS, john Leu, rm Mariam, 1- Tim Loretan, Cheryl Duprat, Dan Alcombright, A ' fur- fg5f'f12rf'5 Ralph Carsono, Cathy Heyes, Lynn Robert, H ,, F QE. H 6' Wendy King, Dan Bona, Laurie Reynolds, judy P A 5' QF' ,gms .f ,1'Q'1?!32'.' , 5V.r,'i.f' Licht,FRENCH HORNS Linda Barry, Deanna Faus- Q JC' b Mr' A -5. ' Q Lvl, tini, TROMBONES Steve Guerino, Miguel Co- M 'W V -'S' 'lvl-1' V 'LEM 'sy' of R-Ai ' wk 4-is' , Q4 inf. 'i-ir, ' ,fg ' M ,Q A 1.51 'Sj mez, Robert Leu, Neil Ciuerino, TUBAS, Kevin Q Q' . Qfk - .a- gf'-. 'P,f Q 1' Bolshaw, Stefan Zielonko, BARITONE, Larry Car- S tl 1 iddi, OFFICERS, President-Tina Marianai, Vice President-Laurie Sartori, Treasurer-Pat Devan- L rg- - ' -L ney, Secretary-Barb Horsfall, Librarian-Sue La variere -M 5 L. bb Q. .5 ax. 1- X l , 4 . n L ' J tv . :L-vs fs ' . ' nk- 'I .V . . , '.t 1 T 1- E , ' ,' '- 4. .. - Y , L- L C-fe----T--1 - .,.. -.-,, Tilt A STAGE BAND TRUMPETS john Leu, Tina Mar- iani, Tim Loretan, Cheryl Du- prat, Ralph Carsno, SAX Diane Troop, Tim Meiklejohn, Karol Zielonio, Steve Bateman, Rusty Reopell, PIANO Chris Leu, AC- CORDIAN Laurie Sartori, TROMBONES Steve Ciuerino, Miguel Gomez, Neil Guerino, BARITONE Larry Cariddi, CUI- TAR Steve Luczynski, BASS Kathy Duguay, ZYNTHESIZER Cathy Heyes, DRUMS Chris Meiklejohn N 44 MIXED CHDIR MIXED CHOIR members: Chris Leu, manager and Debbie Buckwalter, assistant manager, K. Allard, S. Banks, L. Barbuto, L. Bedard, G. Bernard, P. Bissaillon, K. Bolshaw, I. Bullett, M. Bullett, T. Bunting, C. Cellana, C. Cole, 1. Corey, T. Cota, L. Cote, A. Cyr, G. Davis, I. Duby, T. Formhals, R. Fortini, D. Gagne, W. Gebauer, B. Goodermote, K. Gorman, D. Green, L. Green, P. Haskins, R. Hiser, L. larisch, L. King, P. Lalforrest, C. Laird, L. Lamarre, K. Lanoue, S. Lauth, D. Lefebvre, B. Lemere, D. Lesure, R. Leu, S. Luczynski, T. Mariani, M. McCarron, E. O'Brien, M. Phelps, C. Richard, S. Richard, V. Sacco, S. Sanders, M. Santelli, T. Santelli, K. Scott, M. Senecal, I. Spencer, M. St. Pierre, A. Strange, T. Taylor, L. Truchero, N. Ziter. GIRLS' ' lkszfx CHCIR . . . l GlRL's CHORUS members: Lisa Bedard, manager and Michelle Risch, assistant manager, 1. Angeli, T. Benoit, G. Bernard, T. Bolus, L. Bostwick, D. Buckwalter, L. Cimonetti, R. Dicranian, K. Earl, D. Green, C. jacques, C. Laird, D. Lefaver, M. Malinowski, T. Mariani, S. Marlowe, L. Mowe, C. Phokaxang, M. McCarron, M. Risch, C. Sacco, M. St. Pierre, T. Santelli, M. Senecal, M. Traugut, M. Whittle. MENS Q ARTIST MEN'S QUARTET includes Kevin Bolshaw, tenor, Scott Lauth, lead, Tim -V Cota, baritone, and Brian Lemere, bass. ' f f ., In Y . I .,Cf3if'f ' 2' v. ' ' :1V.'7 7,f.!':'e,.' 1 f ' 'f fW V'+?2M . .4 A I 1 ,.'..L,..L.:..,,. I , H Ymqc.w:4?f9fvs'1ff:,, . - '-c , . .. 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EXCHANGE CLUB MEMBERS, after their trip to Wyandotte, Michigan: Dave Chenailp Mike Noetzelp Eileen O'Brien, Dan Finkelsteing Bill Mayp Sue Fachinip Rosemarie Merantip john Troopg Leslie Tovanig Mary Colo' Mary Konopkap Lori Hvisdap Mary-lo Doughertyp Sue Van Steemburgp Linda Ziterp Kim Babeug Mary Beth Dilorenzop Carole Marklandp Chris Vareschip Chris Lairdg George Angelip Mike Crowelyp Steve Del Negrop Marty Bushg Paul Brazeaup Dave Saccog Tom Gossp Mrs. Capronip Mr. Wellspringp Advisors. A I 'ag L- 3' a'ilZ!36 I I l I l l W'iAllllll'l'lY. Wlmuiit Q l l I i l I l 1 l i e. fi, Ugg?-Q vf,,,. ,.,. . UIC Drurg High 'School Dram: Club KH E WEEE? presents: Ile Fri L Sai. Mag 20-2. y A .t.x.i,t, 1 mu E 1 - Kg THE CAST: LEFT TO RIGHT, Missy Segala as Miss Casewell, Eileen O'Brien as Mrs. Boyle, Brian LeMere as Christopher Wren, Chris Leu as Molly, lim MacMahon as Major Metcalf, Dan Delisle as Paravicini and Bill May as Detective Sargeant Trotter. Missing at the time is Sam Richard as Giles. MORE MOUSETRAP People, including, LEFT TO RIGHT, direc- tor Pat Wilk tin Brian's coatl, assistant director Mary Santelli UN THE CENTER OF THE COUCHI UPPER RIGHT. Drama Club also staged an adaptation of the Charles Dickens' classic, A Christmas Carol for the Christmas assembly. It starred Brian LeMere as Scrooge, Chris Meiklejohn as Bob Cratchet, and Sue VanSteemburg, Chris Leu and Mary Santelli as the three ghosts. lim MacMahon was Marley's ghost. Ny DRAMA-CLUB THE GROUP: Mary Santelli, presidentp Erin Boyce, vice president Allison Rice, secretaryg Rosey Richards, treasurer, also, Chris Leu, Nan cy Clark, Bill May, Brian LeMere, Eileen O'Brien, Chris Meiklejohn Dan Delisle, Missy Segala, Sam Richard, lanice Lefave, Robin Nassif Gretchen Bernard, lim MacMahon, Sue Van Steemburg, Wendy Ro geau, Myra Waltermire. Pat Wilk, advisor. 91111 . CHESS CLUB CHESS CLUB: Brent Boisvertg Robert Leug dang Tracey Buntingg Bill Milikieng Andy Bolognanip Howard nigag Migel Gomezg john Plummerg Tim Deang Ed Iordang Steve Boucherg Carl McKinneyg Pat Glousterg Joanne Coreyg SKI CLUB ' SKI CLUB: M. Bradleyp D. Battersbyg D. Alleng B. Andersong S. Armstrongg K. Ashkarp K. Baroneg I. Batemang G. Bernardg IH. Breenp M. Bredag L. Buag K. Clarkp L. Clarkg D. Buckwalterg M. Dilorenzog C. Boulgerg 1. Fenelip D. Fieldg M. Gebauerg I H. Gertgig 1. Georgeg D. Gegliottip C. Gormanp K. Glickmang P. Briklandg 1. Ionesg L. Kellyg P. LaForestg M. Landryg M. lLandryp G. LaVaIIeyg L. Lewisp T. Martelleg B. Marklandg E. Matneyg M. McCarthy,t C. Marklandg 1. Mazzug M. Milanesig B. rMiIIerg D. Moreaug E. Mullettg P. Moresip R. Nassifp M. Newmanp 1. Parisienp M. Parisieng L. Plockg M. Provostg L. Quinng IC. Romang B. Rosenbergg K. Saltimartinig I. Senecalg M. Senecalg K. Solarip A. St. Pierrep G. St. Pierreg I. Tietgensg D. IVachereaug L. Vwalentig S. Van Steemburgg C. Vareschig M. Waltermireg S. Wilsong H. Wittog D. Zapponeg N. Ziterg A. IVachereaug S. Haskinsg R. Lavariereg L. Lorag G. McPherson5 P. Hansen, J. Howeg T. Iammallog K. Gregalisg D. Bredag D. ITALIAN CLUB ITALIAN CLUB: A. Grandeg K. jammallog D. Faustinip P. Wright' M. Colo' G. Bernard' M. Santelli' S. Fa chinig K. Herzigg IDeraway5 K. Strangep M. Cornellg C. Oldhamg D. Merrigang Tom Rossg joe lor- D'Amicog Steve Zo- Iankog john Gazzag- PEP CLUB 1 Q I I 1 3 E 5 . z i . K. Rowej L. Creeneg N. Rondcaug T. Malonvg J. LGFavcg M. VValIcrn1irr-5 T. Dupmlg C. M.1rLl.1mipS. Yanmcamburgg M. Parisang L. Alverezg P Nolang S. Wilsong B. Buckwaltcrg D. Taftg M. Wdltormircg L. Tan3,gu.wg B, Burdncglxg C. Mdwllug N. Zircr: P. Bissailliong S. Gougerg 1. DiLeg0g W Perryg S. Saltimartinig D. Galipoaug L. Pilotg L. Bushilx.1gS. Morris B. Chdrrong R. Si. Pivrrcp B. Hancofkg R. Cmmerg R, Richardsp A. Riceg C Vincelletteg C. Cuidig B. Mc Claincg L. Pie-kosg A. Clarkg S. Dol Ncgrog C. Corxa-.auxg R. Falmcrgasg L. Non-lp S. Burnaderrog 3 I I L L L 84 STUDE T coUNciL MEMBERS: IL. TO RJ Sally Tanguayg Kelly Rowe: Ianice Lefaveg Nancy Rondeaup Carole Marklandg Bruce Miller: Roberta Fortinig Myra Waltermirep Mary Santellig Steve Lamb: Martha Waltermireg Sue Fachinig Diane Magnificog Pat Bergeron: Lisa Dunn: Kathy Strange: Phylis Howe: jennifer jones: Caryn Ashkarg Laurie Valenti: Pam Haskins: Lynn Boucher: jackie Dubyg Gail Ghidotti: Lisa Maloney: Heather Wittog Denise Galipeaup Nancy Yorke: Mary Geardeaug Kim Rowe: Sue Maronig Shelly Green: Beth Buckwalterg Cary La Bonteg Craig Milanesip Mike Nuvalleyg Melissa Mc Carthyg STU DENT COUNCIL OFFICERS OFFICERS: PRE5lDENT: Roberta Fortini VICE PRESIDENT: Carole Markland SECRETARY: jackie Duby TREASURER: Sally Tanguay WINTER CARNIVAL This year's winter carnival, long awaited by the student body as a remedy for shaking off the end-of-winter- bleak-Berkshire-blues, was a traditional week-long suc- cession of competitions and social events. A collection of bizarre feet kicked off the week when students came to classes decked out for knee sock day. Wool, yarn, ribbons, bright stripes and creativity were the order of the day. The next event was the No-Talent Contest, which many students qualified for. The senior girls composed a song, sung to the tume of the Beach Boys classic, California Girls, praising the many l?l fine qualities of the Drury guys. A group of senior boys did their best to imitate girls on a rowdy night out icostuming effects were stunningl and a couple of otherwise normal women dressed them- selves up like chickens and danced a barnyard version of a twenty-year-old Big Band number. The freshman class put together a great musical number, and several people won over the audience with individual acts, such as falling off the stage on a pair of crutches or attempting unsuccessful- ly to play the guitar. The judges had a tough time making their decision, because clearly most of the participants had no talent at all. The audience cheered madly, and everyone had a great time anyway. Other Winter Carnival highlights were a student-faculty basketball game tThe faculty won the male competition but the junior girls won the female competition over a weak women's faculty team.l, a ski jump contest and a volleyball game. The final event was the Winter Carnival Ball, held at St. Anthony's parish hall. Sesame Street in the Snow was this year's theme, and life-sized reproductions of Oscar, the Cookie Monster, Big Bird and company watched over the dancers. Zarvis Allen provided the tunes. I , 5 4 .1, 4 H' wo U 4 45, I ! . ' A . 2 ' L Al .Y Il. . X. . X in .' . I K , l .4 . n , R. V . QB. .1 ww tj . . A N. ., ' ' Q: lx xx T ,f i, as 1 1 ' x 11A A ll ycwiy ,,,, D ,I xv 2 1,,, M,,!:, N i W, f- v - . Q 1 I Udmwww . . f A , al? ' 9 FRENCH CLUB GIRLS- Helen Allard, lean Angeli, Diane Battersby, Kathy Belisle, Terry Bolus, Sue Breda, Karen Cantoni, Carol Dion, lohanna Dusenberry, Tina Germanowski, Doris Hancock, lean Howe, loanne Hurlbut, Maureen Hynes, Lisa jarisch, Tanny King, Lisa Kipp, Leslie Lauth, Christine Lussier, Maria Magnifico, Ursula Matys, Robin Nas- sif, Sue O'Neil, Lori Parrino, Lisa Pilot, Lori Polck, Diane Rosse, Cathy Sacco, Mary- anne Senecal, Laurie Truchero, Chris Wil- liams, BOYS-joel Bashevkin, Kevin Blan- chard, Kevin Brien, William Clermont, Mi- chael Cozzaglio, Patrick Ciloster, Bernard Lanoue, Gary Lebeau, Scott Loretan, Timo- thy Loretan, Michael Phelps, Chris Rich- ard, Sam Richard, Alan Vachereau V51 T Feel me coming From afar youll see me I m a sensation' I i H ' . ' ,,,. W ln, , O Y A new vibration ' 2 . Q X I- M it . 2' SUPERSTAR CONCERT Selections from Tommy, the rock opera, will be presented at Drury in the form of the Fourth Annual Superstar Scholarship Concert. The part of Tommy will be sung by Brian Lemere. Michelle St. Pierre will sing the part of Tommy's mother and Scott Lauth will be Iinr-in F R oi C Q w G M P c U G h l l t: B P fi B ci be fa it fe ' -I'-r ' r-'-----o familiar faces out of the crowd...it helped to aleviate the boredom. DREAM ON is destined to become this years cinematography class classic. Developed by Sweathog Productions this movie is imaginative and fast paced. It The concert will be presented Wednesday and Thursday nights, March 9 and 10, starting at 7:30 P.M. each night. Donation will be 31.00 and tickets can be obtained from any member of the groups. In addition, a special discount of .75 will be given to all nriivxv chnrlonfc Qnrl f9r'llII'V KJ.k4. HAIL T0 THE CHIEF! The editors and staff of the Devil's Disciple would like to congratulate our editor-in- chief, Tracy Bunting for winning both the Boston Drury High School -4- .4 ' ir wi t , f.1f 5 Q? In gg 113 - rw 'A mm B il' Disco ly On Sa Eu 5 'lhe t ub he thit Drury E EDITORS-IN-CHIEF: Tracy Bunting tie trip in their NEWS: Debbie Haley alcndiis notebor flichiga FEATURE: Chris Laird litktts ind have h iccordii SPORTS: Eileen O'Brien t silts ti V9llSDI'i LAYOUT: Heidi LeClaire, Tina Mullett, p ighetti su pe we stayi ADVERTISING: Alan Vachereau nicmber h is been o he entii BUSINESS: Mary Santelli hinge of 1 certai feb. 19. INVESTIGATIVE: Erin Boyce lhev we raised a lo The c ADVISOR: Mr. Wellspring 'about S4 4001 md tl FIPS to STAFF: Neil Sprague, Wendy Rougeau, Lisa Jariscl DGVSUVI ll GXPGHS he Det! Tammy King, Janet Wong, Nancy Clark, Laura llllltlmum 'he stuc Verhaeghe, Karen Allard, Pat Devanney, Wend U9 S f ilay Eq Gebaur, Cindy Newman, Julia Wheeler. Fklng In 9 n their noiiur aiiu sperm an entire day at the Wyandotte chool, getting to meet the 'ther students and learn about he school. The main purpose of the nluuLliL uuuj tu :urn vvor.. Drury. The members are then matched up with a student from the other school and stay with him or her for the entire week. Carnival Countdown Members of Drury High ichool's Student Council have prepared a list of events for this year's Winter Carnival week, which will extend from February 28 until March 5. They are anticipating a great deal of competition among the classes and hope that all students will participate and help to make the week a success sliding party. Following this, Tuesday will be Kneesock Day and that night students will compete in a no talent contest . Wednesday will be an activity day and later that night there will be a student- faculty volleyball game. Thursday is Greaser Day. Friday afternoon there will be a ski jumping contest and is the student YEARBOOK Here you have it! The 1977 Nathanite, yet another subjective attempt at putting a school year between covers, has finally reached your hands. At this point, you have a right to ask cynically, What good is it? What does it do? After all, any product which survives decade after decade of socio-economic flux must have a useful purpose. For some of us, yearbooks are a record, documenting our high school years in the same way snapshots document the fact that we had a date for the prom and a newspaper clipping documents the fact that we played a great game. With all the changing that goes on, you sometimes need help in keeping track of the way things were. Yearbooks are mirrors for some people, reflecting a stage of their lives that was a tumultuous success for some and a resounding catastrophe for others. Either way, we need to know that stage if we're to know ourselves. ln the long run, yearbooks are probably little more than nostalgia, something we'll be amused to discover, just as our parents are amused to discover a column of pencil lines recording our height inside some little-used door. Like the pencil lines, yearbooks are a measure of sorts. They are yardsticks for gauging our own growth. Of course, we weren't this idealistic all year. We had all of the usual problems: missed deadlines, a staff of about 30 that shrunk to two or three at worktime, a score of lost and forgotten assignments and envelope after envelope of fuzzy unfocused pictures.There were sporadic crisis sessions during the summer, lost layout sheets, broken typewriters and a string of staff excuses that would have impressed the Pentagon. Nobody ever claimed it would be easy. But now that it's all behind us, remember this: none of us ever put together a yearbook before. Most first tries teach you a lot, and this was no exception. But all of us are glad to have had a hand in the finished product. We hope you'll enjoy using it - both as a mirror now and as a yardstick later. Cheers and luck! Pat Wilk We would like to thank the editors, jean Angeli, and Deborah Buckwalter for they became the entire staff by the end of the school year. We would also ike to give a special thanks to Miss Pat Wilk for her undieing faith that we lPat, Myra, and Karenj would eventually produce a yearbook. Karen Herzig Myra Waltermire Co-Editors in Chief Xia! Q ..,. -MQ if I V? ' r 3' x , L 5 l . f' I -W. M . fi! . . T .vw , Y . W 3, 4 I 4 x., I 'S' .Y M. Waltermireg B. Buckwalterg D. Zapponeg L. Alvarezg K. Roweg 1. Lefaveg 1. Angelig D. Buckwalterg P. Wilk fadv.Jg K. Herzigg P. Wrightg M. Santellig K. jammallog I. Wongg M. Pariseng M. Waltermireg M. Whitneyg S. Fachinig M. Lefkowitzg E. Boyceg H. Allard, D. Haleyg A. Scarfonep SECTION EDITORS SPORTS: K. ROWE FACULTY: D. BUCKWALTER UNDERCLASSMEN: 1. LEFAVE ACTIVITIES: L. ALVAREZ SENIORS: I. ANGEL! FUTURE TEACHERS CDF MERICA ZS asv 3 S., f-ff-'iw T .l MEMBERS: R. Fortini LSeC.Bg S. Tanguay lPres.Jg Anne Solari LTreas.Jg M. McGroryg W. Rougeaug 1. Angel Germanowskig L. Kippg B. Lewisj L. Tanguayg L. Delisleg L. Dubyg K. Curreng P. Lordg 1. Tremblayp C. Saccog if H. Allardg D. Buckwalterg T T Patty Sacco QAdvisorJ1 X l PRO MERITO l I Helene Allard, Karen Allard, George Angeli, Jean Angeli, Kim Babeu, Keith Benoit, Judith Beverlyi Brent Boisvert', Theresa Bolus', Erin Boyce, Paul Brazeau, Tracy Bunting', Marty Bush, Mary Colo, Mark D'Amico', Tammy Daniels, Timothy Dean', Mary DeMasi, Kathy Dillon, Mary DiLorenzo, Mary-Jo Dougherty , Sue Fachini, Deanna Faustini, Roberta Fortini', Wendy Gebauer', Lauren Ghidotti, Tina Goudreau, Sue Gouger, Amalia Grande, Deborah Haley'f, Karen Herzig, Lori Hvizdaff, Elizabeth Jarisch, Wendy King, Mary Ellen Konopka', Christine Laird', Gail LaValley, Tom LeSage, Christine Leu', Margaret McCarron, Nacy McKinney, Carole Markland, Rose Meranti, Bonnie Millis, Kathy Morse, Tine Mullett, Michael Noetzel, Patricia Nolan, Eileen O'Brien, M. O'Neill, Sue Patten, Sally Peras, Lynne Phillips, Wendy Rougeau, Michelle St. Pierre , Laurie Sartori, Mary Kay Senecal ', Jacqueline Shaker', Mary Ellen Smith, Keith Starr, Sally Tanguay, Leslie Tovani, Scott Trenti, Sue Van Steemburg, Chris Vareschix, Ann Walsh', Diane Zappone, 'indicates High Honors LJ Cynthia Allen, Wendy Ames, Julie Anderson, Trinty Barbuto, Patricia Bergeron, Susan Breda, Deborah Bush, Timothy Caffery, Thomas Callahan, Catherine Candiloro, Mark Champney, Kathy Comai, Patricia Conroy, Joanne Corey, Kathryn Curran, Todd Dean, Julie Deckinson, John Gazzagiga, Leanora Guidi, Doris Hancock, Keith Howard, Joanne Hurlbut, Joseph Jordan, Diane King, Tammy King, Julie Kocsis, Marilynn Landuy, Mary Landry, Bernard Lanoue, Joanne Lapine, Susan Lavariere, Brian Lemere, Jeffrey LeSage, Barbara Lescarbeau, Deborah Lesure, Mary Jane Liporace, Christina Lussier, Sally Magnussen, Philip Mastroianni, Ursula Matys, Paul Mc Donough, Craig Milanesi, David Moreau, Kelly Morin, Cynthia Newman, Terry Patterson, Thomas Riordan, Cathleen Ronaan, Diane Rosse, Sharon Rys, April Saunders, Maria Scalise, James Shippeei lan SPCHCGFJ ludy Spencer, Theresa Taylor, Diane Tropp, Susan Vachereau, Joann Wong, I 'rs rr .2 li , JT T T ,sfh-all 1 f The 1977 junior-Senior Prom was held May 27, 'I977 at the Colonial Hinton Inn in Pittsfield, Massachusetts. The theme was More Than A Feeling and music was provided by Parrafin. The after-prom was held at various locations but the most popular spot was Mt. Greylock. The Committee made up of the members of the junior Class should be commended on the fine job they did to make this years prom a success. ' TWT, 5 H- I Vp s SE ICR BANQUET One of the highlights of senior week was the Senior Banquet. It was held Friday, june 10, 1977 at the Shara- ton Inn. Graduation was just two days away and we were all excited and nervous. The banquet served as an outlet for some of this pre-grad. frustration. Some of the events at the banquet were: The dedication of the yearbook to Mr. Robert Horan. Toasts to various people from Dr. Loretan to our Parents. And a dance, that followed the scrumptious dinner. mdk' v -if-4' K s A sua.. f.., -, - 'X J S. f tri? its .JM GRADUATION JUNE 12, 1977 As the graduates switched their tassels the sun came peeping through the clouds and baloons poured from behind the platform. We finally did it ... Good-bye D.S.H.S. Class of 77 11 w , IOH . REILLY SPEAKI C CONTEST JOHN H. REILLY SPEAKING CONTEST: Denise Gallipeau Carolyn Boulgerg Robin Nassiffg Edward Coakley: Kevin Bol shawg Mary Santellig Tammy Kingg jennifer jones: T IRLI C TE WM TWIRLING TEAM: Kathy Gormang Sue Arm- strongg Lisa Kelley ICapt.Jg Sue Fachinig Robin Harding: julie Kocsisg Diane Armstrong: Bren- da Tower: Kathy Shea: Kathy Iacuqesg FL G TE FLAG TEAM: Dawn Tatro ICapt.Ig Valerie Sacco: Tammy Luscierg Kathy Saccog STUDE T ADVISORY COMMITTEE STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE: Kim Babeug Mary jane Liporaceg TWINS im as wmv-,i.f' ' F H ' sr ' . l - , -W W ' .. A Q, ' .ef ff fa, as y ww- - X -S -. i if. ',.' , S , 'J 5 A, . . 4 ' ' ' 15 E .D 'Q ag , IW' mg 0 5 so Q Q' P iv-JK ' 4 an-1 l 'ut if ' . ' There was an unusual amount of twins in our school this year, there names are-isittingl Melissa 8g Michele Sprague, Kathy 81 Kim Shea, ikneelingl lan 81 Judy Spen- cer, Mary 84 Ann Peters, Debbie 81 Donna Breda, Serina 84 Lori Ann Boucher, Mary 81 Marilyn Landry, ito the sidel David 81 Danny Cutler, iunderneathl Mary 81 Mari- lyn Landry 5 .- A Q . .K -it 5 , A 4 1- 1.-'sa .'- f. .Q--S 'gY'i! A 1 ' 'ful' ' . . . - - F:-Qfv-g' , --'Hg Rf.-Nat, - 3, 3 -Q'-N ':lqih?'1.:'x', '. ' -if'.g-gy ' ' 'll 4 - I. S' 'W532' Tal.,-fix '-- - '1 . 5'2 .- V A Pr 1 I ers' M... ,Q ng .- x,,4..' 0 'A .H-, .kg -.ae was . K f- N ,- - A X FQ, 'Q'-fri? ,NJ ,- :wel -A .13 ,ks.,.k, lr , .H '.':-E'-w f M avg, K A M L2 5: A L W Q hsw' 'in ,-1' 'fills 1 ' '21, A yi, - ff .1 ' -ft. VFQIQ Af HX W I l I QSHI ,wJ 5 STUDE T LIFE F000 5- omNK S3910- fgzjr l ' . I 1-.,, 1-3 -.1 1 E ' 1' 'L .., 111 - 7 mf V . I4 r sl 7 v f- A 'hs f-ff Bfffx . 'J' W 'Q vi' Fd , :L 34748 1 X I wi! . ' ' LJ' I . u -an Alb NX lla M ' ., f X x llkk 5 I - f A x li N ws 1- . qi -Ra.-mg, W-.-..,.-..,,,-H-H-'.... 'ENN N jf? SENIOR DIRECTORY Barbara Adams 108 Cliff St. Class Pres. C11 Debate Team C11 Children of Mary C11 Nu Sigma C31 Helene Allard 273 River St. Children of Mary C11 Scribe C11 Pep Club C11 French Club C41 F.T.A. C41 Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito C41 Yearbook C41 Karen Allard 56 Cralvin Rd. Pep Club C1,31 French Club C21 Newspaper C41 Nu Sigma C31 Mixed Choir C41 Pro Merito C41 Exchange Club C41 Lillian Alvarez 332 West Main St. Pep Club C1,2,3,41 Children of Mar C11 Scribe C11 Spanish Club C21 Yearbook C41 Soph. Frolic Comm. C21 David Andreatta 112 Francis St. Basketball Baseball Football George Angeli 96 Maple St. Football C1,2,3,41 Ski Team C1,21 Track C2,3,41 Wrestling C41 Hockey C31 Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito C41 Exchange Club C41 Bleach- er Bums Ski Club C1,2,31 jean Angell 40 Frederick St. Children of Mar C11 Pep Club C11 Scribe C11 F.T.A. C41 French Club C41 Pro Merito C41 Girls Chorus C41 Yearbook C4-Senior Ed.1 Cindy Arigoni Suzanne Armstrong 26 Walker St. Fla Team, Baton Corps, Drivers Ed., Ski Clfb, Manager of Football Team C41 Ronald Atwood Kimberly Babeu 74 Cleveland Ave. Honor Sweater C11, Student Advisory C2,3,41 Sophomore Frolic Comm. C21 Drivers Ed. C21 French Club C1,2,31 Girl's Basketball Manager C41 Exchange Club C41 Nu Sigma C31 Ring Comm. C21 Pro Merito C41 Mary Babeu 211 Church St. Children of Mary C11 Pep Club C1,41 Scribe C11 Cheerleader C11 Spanish Club C21 Year- book C41 Gymnastics C3,41 Susan Banks judy Barry Lisa Bedard 119 Sullivan St. Gymnastics C21 Girl's Ensemble C3,41 Keith Benoit 109 Cliff St. Cross Country C1,21 l.V. Basketball C11 French Club C21 Soccer C3,4 Captain1 Nu Sigma C31 Exchange Club C41 Bleacher Bums Pro SMerito C41 jayne Bergeron 251 River St. Children of Mary C11 Scribe C11 ludith Beverly Main Rd., Stamford Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito C41 Patricia Birkland 80 Meadow St. Ski Club C2,3,41 Co. Capt, j.V. Cheerleading C31 Pep Club C3,41 Homecoming Chairman C41 Gymnastics C31 Ruth Blair 465 No. Eagle St. Drivers Ed. C11 Brent Boisvert Clayton Ave., Stamford Chess Club C1,2,3,41 Chess Team C3 years1 junior Rotarian Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito C41 Dan Bolognani Glen Ave., Readsboro Teresa Bolus 12 Hermon Ave. Student Council C1,21 Children of Mary C11 F.T.A. C31 Nu Sigma C31 Girl's Chorus C41 Pro Merito C41 Musical Mame C31 Steven Boucher 197 Prospect St. Chess Club, Chess Team Kimberly, Boudreau 521 Bar our St. Soccer Team, Basketball Team Erin Boyce Mohawk Trail, Florida Newspaper C3,4 Investi alive Ed.1 Nu Sigma C31 Drama Club C41 Yearbook C41 Nedt Certi- ficate C21 Michele Boyer 144 Chanti ly Ave. Soccer C3,41 Ski Club C2,3,41 Italian Club C2,3l Michael Bradley River Rd. Football C1,2,3,41 Basketball C11 Baseball C1,21 Track C3,41 Bleacher Bums C1,2,31 Paul Brazeau 17 Goodrich St. Football C1,2,3,41 Baseball C1,2,3,41 Basket- ball C1,21 Student Council C1,21 Exchange Club C41 Bleacher Bums Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito C41 jodeph Breda 46 Davenport St. Hockey C1,2,3,41 Tennis C2,3,-41 Bleacher Bums Drivers Ed. C11 Exchange Club C41 Holly Breen 771 Mass Ave. Ski Club C1,2,3,41 Pep Club C41 Darryl Brooks Hermon Ave. Dale Brown North St. Deborah Buckwalter Church St. Yearbook C4 Ed. Of Facult 1 Soph. Frolic Comm. C21, Ring Comm. C21, Class Officer CTreasurer1 C2,31, Musical Mame , Super- star II,IIl,lV, F.T.A. C41, Girl's Ensemble C41 joyce Bullett 93 Barbour St. Tracy Bunting Newspaper, Girls Chorus C41 Girls Ensem- ble C3,41 Travis Burdick Marty Bush 27 Forest St. Football C1,2,3,41 Tri-Capt. Track C2,3,41 Capt. Chess Club C11 Nu sigma C31 Pro Mer- ito C41 Exchange Club C41 Bleacher Bums Basketball C11 Antoinette Cariddi 130 Franklin St. Cheerleading, Soccer Daniel Cariddi 117 Church St. Football Cheryl Chalifoux Patricia Charron David Chenail Football Pamela Chenail 1100 Mohawk Trail Girl's Athletic Ass. C11 Eun Sook Chung Maria Ciavarella 59 George Ave. italian C ub, Baton Club Cathy Cole Stephen Collins Mary Colo Readsboro, Vt. Drivers Ed. C21 F.T.A. C31 Italian Club C41 Yearbook C41 Exchange Club C41 Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito C41 Carol Coody 95 Liberty st. Gail Cote 310 Union St. Chorus C21 Leonard Cote Moores Rd. Music C11 Michael Crowley 147 Protection Ave. Football C1,2,3,41 Hockey C1,2,31 Track C3,41 Exchange Club C41 Bleacher Bums Debra Cumm 567 State Rd. Andrea Curran Main Rd., Stamford Ski Club C31 Alan Cyr lepson Rd., Stamford Track C11 Gymnastics C3,41 Chorus C41 Mark D'Amico 19 Bracewell Ave. Chess Club C11 Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito C41 junior Rotarian C41 Tammrv Daniels Midd e Rd., Clarksburg Track, Ski Team Thomas Danylowitz 27 Wall St. Cynthia Dargie East Rd., Stamford Chorus C11 Pep Club C11Vice-Presidentl11 Kevin Davis 73 Meade S Ave. Chess Club 111 Drivers Ed. 121 Linda Davis Timothy Dean ' Nu Sigma 131 Pro Merito 141 Robert Delisle 35 Willow Dell Soccer Club 131 Soccer Team 14 Co-Capt.1 Steve DelNegro 1268 Curran Hwy. Football 11,2,3,41 Drivers Ed 121 Gymnastics 13,41 Track Team 12,3,41 Ski Team 11,2,3,4 Capt.1 Exchange Club 141 Ski Club 11,2,3,41 Mary DeMasi Tunnel St., Readsboro F.T.A. 131 Italian Club 141 Nu Sigma 131 Pro Merito 141 Charles DeMers 593 West Main St. Baseball 11,2,3,41 Basketball 11,2,31 Constance Derosia 163 Houghton St. Susan Derosia 163 Houghton St. Patricia Devanney Band Keith Dickinson 776 Reservoir Rd. Football 11,2,3,4 Tri-Capt1 Baseball 121 Track 131 Gymnastics 131 Drivers Ed 121 Bleacher Bums Election Comm. 131 Angela DiGennaro Pat DiLego 31 Blackinton St. Kathleen Dillon 6 Apache Drive Pep Club 11,31 French Club 121 Nu Sigma 131 Cheerleading 1l.V.31 Homecoming Comm. 111 Yearbook 141 Pro Merito 141 Mary Beth DiLorenzo River Rd., Clarksburg Drivers Ed. 121 l.V. Cheerleader 121 So h. Frolic Comm. 121 French Club 121 Ski Cllub 11,2,3,41 Pep Club 13,41 Nu Sigma 131 Varsity Cheerleader 13,41 Gymanstics 13,41 Ex- change Club 141 Track 141 Pro Merito 141 Mary Ann Dion Prospect St. Roben Donnelly Mary-lo Dougherty 719 Barbour St. Exchange Club 141 VaSoccer 13,41 Softball 131 Ski Team 141 Gymnastics Club 13,41 Pro Merito 141 Nu Sigma 131 Bruce Dube Paula Du al Central await Rd. Kathleen Duguay 258 Ke8p Ave. Softball, Concert Band, Stage Band Nancy Dunn 163 Pleasant St. Ski Club 11,21 Concert Band 11,21 Soccer 13,41 Capt. Basketball 13,41 Softball 13,41 Sen- ior Class Treas. Prom Comm. 131 Tami Lee Duprat 156 Barbour St. Student Council 131 Pep Club Varsity Cheerleader 13,4 Co-Capt1 Sophomore ggnlic Comm. 121 Drivers Ed 121 Gymnastics Cheryl Earl 580 State Rd. Chorus Craig Edmonds 38 Spring St. Tracy Edmonds 38 Spring St. Wanda Elmer 55 Lyman St. Susan Fachini Pro Merito 141 Deanna Faustini Pro Merito 141 Susan Fierroj 575 West Main St. Pep Club 111 Soph. Frolic Comm 121 Italian Club 131 Daniel Finkelstein 4 Birchwood Terrace Cross Country 11,2,3,4 Co-Capt.1.Track 11,2,3,41 Exchan e Club 141 SKi Team 121 Band 11,2,3,41 Biacher Bums Brian Flintz 25 Blackinton St. Tala Formhals 'I00 Galvin Rd. Roberta Fortini 32 Hathaway St. Student Council 11,2,3,4 President1 E.T.A. 13,41 GirI's Ensemble 141 Girl's Chorus 121 Mixed Chorus 13,41 Drivers Ed. 121 Soph Frolic Comm. 121 Ring Comm. 121 Bonnie Foucher Diana Gagne 191 Daniels Rd. GirI's Chorus 131 Mixed Chorus 13,41 Flag- team 13,41 Mame 131 Deborah Gamari Main Rd., Stamford Soccer 13,41 Basketball 13,41 john Gaspardi Wend Gebauer 44 Ashland St. Drivers Ed 121 Mixed Chorus 141 Newspaper 141 Nu Sigma 131 Pro Merito 141 Henrg Genfje Foot all Lauren Ghidotti 93 Franklin St. Drivers Ed 121 Soph Frolic Comm 121 Nu Sigma 131 Pro Merito 141 Track 141 William Gilman State St. Gerald Girard 47 Front St. Soccer Club 131 Chess Team 131 Soccer Team 141 Shelley Gold Thomas Goss 445 Walnut St. Football 11,2,3,41 Track 11,2,31 Exchange Club 141 Bleacher Bums Tina Goudreau 63 High st. Children Of Mary 111 Pep Club 111 Nu Sig- ma 131 Pro Merito 141 Susan Gouger 90 Versilles Ave. Nu Sigma 131 Pro Merito 141 Yearbook 131 Pep C ub 13,41 Amalia Grande 100 Veazie St. Italian Club 11,3,41 Drivers Ed. 121 Nu Sigma 131 Pro Merito 141 Michael Grieco 37 Blackinton St. Children of Mary 111 Pep Club 111 Drama Club 111 Kurt Gyurasz 719 East Main St. Track Deborah Haley 580 West Main St. Pep Club 131 News Ed 141 Pro Merito141 Nu Sigma 131 Yearbook 141 Pamela Haskins 132172 East Quincy St. Chorus 13,41 Robert Haskins 31 Braceweel Ave. Randy Hathaway Karen Herz: 727 East Main St. Yearbook 131 Italian Club 12,3,41 Nu Si ma 131 Pro Merito141 Drivers Ed 121 Yearbooqc 14 Co-Ed in Chief1 Donna Hilchey Barbara Horsefall Houghton St. Dianne Horsefall 73 Veazie St. Pep Club 111 Lori Hvizda 94 North St. Class Sec 121 Exchange Club 141 Nu Sigma 131 Pro Merito 141 French Club 121 E.T.A. 131 Girls Class Vice Pres, 141 Michael Hynes 2 Brook Terrace Drivers Ed 121 Bleacher Bums Lawrence jacques 41 johnson St Football 11,2,41 Katherine jammallo 81 Veazie St Ski Club 11,21 Drivers Ed 121 1.V. Cheerlead- er 121 Italian Club 13,41 Pep Club 141 Gym. Gymnastics 13,41 Yearbook 141 Elizabeth larisch 21 Elmwood Ave Newspaper 13,41 Drivers Ed 121 Nu Sigma 131 Pro Merito 141 Choir 141 Kim Keating 70 Charles St . Children of Mary 111 Pep Club 11,21 Band 12,31 Robert Keizer Shaun King Walker St Football 11,2,3,41 Track 12,3,41 Baseball 121 Gymnastics 131 Bleacher Bums Wendy King Pro Merito C43 Mary Ellen Konopka 437 East Main St. Student Council Q1,23 French Club Q1,23 Ring Comm C23 Drivers Ed C23 Class Vice Pres C23 Soph Frolic Comm Q23 Nu Sigma C33 Exchange Club C43 Pro Merito Q43 Gail LaBombard 30 Whitman St Children of Mary Q13 Pep Club Q13 l.V. Cheerleader Q13 Thomas Lafrance Christine Laird 1599 Mass. Ave. Nu Sigma C33 Mixed Chorus Q1,2,3,43 Girl's Chorus C43 Girl's Ensemble C3,43 Pep Club Q33 Exchange Club C43 Newspaper Q4-Fea- ture Ed3 jay Laliberte Steven Lamb 18 Cherry St. Football Q13 Baseball Q23 Hockey Q1,2,3,4- Co-Capt3 Newspaper C33 Student Council C43 Bleacher Bums Kathleen Lanoue 69 Blackinton Choir Q13 Girl's Chorus Q2,3,43 Girl's Ensem- ble C3,43 Gisele Lapointe 108 East Quincy St. Scott Lauth Gail LaValley Richard Lavariere lanice Lefave 153 Veazie St Pep Club C3,43 Drama Club C43 Yearbook Q4 Underclassmen Ed3 Student Council Martin Lefkowitz Thomas LeSage Front St Student Council Q1,2,43 Baseball Q1,2,3,4 Co-Capt3 Basketball Q1,2,3,4 Co-Capt3 Cross Country Q13 Ring Comm Q23 Soph Frolic Comm Q23 Class Vice Pres Q43 Nu Sig- ma Q33 Pro Merito Q43 DelNegro Scholarship Comm Q43 Christine Leu 50 Hawthorne Ave Drivers Ed Q23 Girl's Chorus C23 Girl's En- semble Q43 Choir Q33 Stage Band Q43 Drama Club C43 Nu Sigma C33 Pro Merito Q43 Stephen Luczynski 1261 Mass Ave Chorus Q2,3,43 Stage Band C3,43 Drivers Ed C23 james MacMahon Drama Gymnastics Track john Magnussen Melissa Malinowski 39 Wells Ave Girl's Chorus Q43 Tammy Maloney Notch Rd. Pep Club C3,43 Softball M r. Q43 Basketball C33 Softball Q43 Drivers Ed E23 Leigh Marchegiani School St. Readsboro, Vt. Football Q1,2,3,43 Wrestling Q43 Tina Mariani 11 River St. Band C1,2,3,43 Chorus Q43 GirI's Chorus C43 Carole Markland 146 Veazie St. Pep Club C3,43 Student Council Q2,3,4-Vice Pres.3 Ski Club Q43 Drivers Ed C23 French Club Q23 So h. Frolic Comm C23 Track Q43 Exchange Cllub Q43 Nu Sigma C33 Pro Merito C43 Gymnastics Q33 Cheerleader Q2,3,43 William May 342 Eagle St. Exchange Club Q43 Drivers Ed Q23 Soccer glub Q33 Soccer Team C4-Capt.3 Bleacher ums joseph Mazzu 129 East Ave. Basketball Team C23 Soccer Club Q33 Mar aret McCarron 61 lgyler St. Pep Club Q13 Girls Ensemble Q43 Choir C3,43 Nu Sigma Q33 Pro Merito Q43 Art Club C33 Maureen McGrory 9 Elmwood Ave. Soccer Team Ski Club F.T.A. Nancy McKinney Susan McPherson Anthon Melillo 20 Bradley St. Football C1,23 Ski Team Q13 Track C3,43 Soc- cer C3,4-Capt.3 Wrestling Q33 Gy mnastics Q33 Rosemarie Meranti 69 North St. Drivers Ed C23 French Club Q23 Soph. Frolic Comm. Q23 Ring Comm Q23 Nu Sigma Q33 Exchange Club C43 Pro Merito C-43 Bruce Miller 50 Notch Rd. Football C2,3,43 Ski Club Q1,l,3,-43 Student Council C43 Drivers Ed Q23 Gvmnastics Q33 Baseball Q1,23 Bleacher Bums Anne Millis 93 Hall St Bonnie Millis 14 No. Holden St Pep Club Q13 Nu Sigma Q33 Pro MeritoQ-13 Thomas Morandi 38 Veazie St. Chess Club Wrestling Club Bleacher Bums Walter Moreau 126 Bonair Ave Football Q33 Soccer Q13 Track Q33 Ski Team Q33 Ski Club C23 Ring Comm Q23 Gxmnastics Bleacher Bums Q33 Sandra Morehouse 114 Eagle St. Peter Moresi 120 Wells Ave X-Country Q1,2,33 Track C3,43 Ski Team Q23 Bleacher Bums Rick Morris 20 Meade Ave Wrestling Chess Club Q13 Kathy Morse 64 Central Ave Pep Club Q13 Pro Merito Q43 Michael Mowe River Rd. Cynthia Mroz 6 Meadow St. Pep Club Q13 Drivers Ed Q23 Baton Team Q13 Yearbook Q43 Shawn Mulcahy Clayton Ave Stamford Football Q1,43 Track 1,3,43 Basketball Q13 Tina Mullet Tilda Hill Rd. Newspaper QLayout Ed3 Drama Nu Sigma C33 Pro Merito C43 Drivers Ed C23 Michael Noetzel 150 Versailles Ave Ski Club Q1,23 Drivers Ed C23 Exchange Club C43 Nu Sigma C33 Pro Merito Q43 Patricia Nolan 638 Ashland St. Student Council Q13 Pep Club Q2,3,4-Treas.3 Gymnastics C3,43 Yearbook Q43 Track C33 Nu Sigma Q33 Pro Merito Q43 Eileen O'Brien 121 Ashton Ave Pep Club C1,33 French Club Q23 Chorus C43 Newspaper C4-Sports Edl Exchange Club Q43 Nu Sigma Q33 Pro Merito C43 Nelson Ogert William O'Keefe 593 Barbour St Chess Club Bleacher Bums Michael O'NeiI Pamela O'Neil 131 Bracewell Ave Richard Orell 129 Protection Ave Maureen Parisien 144 Phelps Awe Cheerleading Q1,2,3,43 Children of Mary Q13 Pep Club C1,3,43 Ski Club C3,43 Prom Comm. Q33 Soph. Frolic Comm. Q23 Yearbook Q43 Gary Passardi Depot St Suzanne Patten Main Rd. Stamford Nu Sigma Q33 Pro Merito Q43 Ski Team Q2,3l Steven Pennock 280 Ea le St. Baseball C1,2,3,-4-Co Capt.3 Basketball Q1,23 Football Q43 Sally Perras 350 East Main St Pep Club Q23 Nu Sigma C33 Pro Merito Q43 Basketball C1,3,-13 Soccer Q33 Softball Q33 Keith Perry 1428 Mass. Axe Bleacher Bums Diane Peters 16 Walker St. Flag Team Concert Band Dave Petropulos 88 Hawthorne Ave Football Q13 Golf Q1,2,3,43 Basketball Q1,2,3,-43 Bleacher Bums David Phelps Lynne Phillips 167 Eagle St Nu Sigma Q33 Drivers Ed Q23 Pro Meritol-13 Leila Poirot Box 58 Drury, Mass. Mark Provost 9 Isbell St. Football C1,2,3,-43 Ski Team C3,-4-Co Captl Ski Club C3,43 Track Q43 Gymnastics Q43 Prom Cgmm Q33 Soph. Frolic Comm Q23 Drixers E Q23 Beverly Racette 74 Reed St. Pep Club C11 Children Of Mary C11 james Randall Rhonda Ranzoni Lynn Robert Lincoln Rd Stamford Band David Rondeau Stamford Track Nancy Rondeau 46 Hudson St Cheerleading C2,3,4- Capt1 Ring Comm C21 Pep Club C3,41 Student Counci C41 Pamela Rondeau Dodd Rougeau 5 Isbell St Chess Club C11 Soccer C41 Wendy Rougeau 80 Cleveland St Drama C1,41 Newspaper C41 Track C41 F.T.A. C3,41 Kelly Rowe 30 Folsom St. Pep Club C1,3,41 Newspaper C11 Soph. Frolic Comm C21 Student Council C41 Prom Comm C31 Yearbook C4-Sports Ed1 Larry Russett Hockey David Sacco 397 West Main St. Football C11 Drivers Ed C21 Exchange Club C41 Michelle St. Pierre Drivers Ed C21 Girls Chorus C2,41 Spanish Club C21 Soph. Frolic Comm C21 Mixed Choir C3,41 Girl's Ensemble C3,41 Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito C41 Mary Santelli 23 Hermon Ave Pep Club C1,3,41 Drama C1,3,41 Newspaper C2,3,41 Student Council C3,41 Italian Club C41 Prom Comm C31 Homecoming Comm C21 Soph. Frolic Comm C21 Yearbook C41 Laurie Sartori 54 Chase Ave Band C1,2,3,41 Stage Band C3,41 Pro Merito C41 Wesley Scalise Allen Scarfone Kimberly Scott West Rd. Girls Chorus C1,21 Mixed Chorus C1,2,3,41 Drivers Ed1 Mary Kay Senecal 78 Catherine St Mixed Chorus C1,2,3,41 Girls Chorus C2,3,41 Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito C41 Girls Ensemble C41 Manuel Serrano Houghton St. jacqueline Shakar 177 Prospect St Basketbal C1,3,41 Tennis C3,41 Soccer C3,41 Nu Sigma C31 Girls State C41 Softball C11 Iu- nior Class Secretary Student Council C1,21 Pro Merito C41 james Shakar 34 Royal Ave Chess Team C1,21 Baseball C21 Bleacher Bums Richard Shartrand Michael Shea 376 Walker St. Drivers Ed C21 Wendy Simard 104 Veazie St. David Simon 20 Isbell St Hockey C21 Barbara Sloan Mary Ellen Smith 90 Brooklyn St Nu Sigma C31 Drivers Ed C41 Pro Merito C41 Anne Solari 7 Ivory St Italian Club Yearbook C41F.T.A. Drivers Ed C31 Kelly Sprague Neal Sprague 2 Hoosac Court Football C11 Basketball C11 Hockey C3,41 Newspaper C41 Keith Starr 3 Walker St Football C11 Baseball C1,21 Hockey C1,2,3,41 Alan Strange 105 Sullivan St Football C1,2,3,41 Newspaper C41 Michelle Sumner Sally Tanguay 27 Clark St. Pep Club C3,41 Gymnastics C31 F.T.A. C3,4- Pres1 Student Council C4-Treas.1 Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito C41 Michael Tatro Gerald Toomey 1 Olds St. Wrestling Leslie Tovani N. County Rd, Florida Exchange Club C41 Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito l41 Scott Trenti 328 State St. Basketball C1,2,3,4-Co Capt.1 Tennis C3,41 Student Council C1,2,31 Class Pres. C2,31 Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito C41 Boy's State Rep. john Troop 36 George Ave. Track C2,3,41 Soccer C41 Drivers Ed C21 Nu Sigma C31 Exchange Club C41 Bleacher Bums Patricia Valotta 39 Foucher Ave Italian Club C11 Basketball C3,41 Softball C41 Susan VanSteemburg 96 Harris St. Pep Club C3,41 Track C3,41 Ski Team C1,2,3- Capt1 Class Pres C41 Pro Merito C41 Exchange Club C41 Homecoming Comm C21 Christine Vareschi 83 Cady St. Drivers Ed C21 Soph. Frolic Comm C21 French Club C21 Ski Club C3,41 Pep Club C31 Ring Comm C21 Exchange Club C41 Nu Sig- ma C31 Pro Merito C41 Susan Vitro 16 Loftus St. Pep Club C11 Ross Vivori 21 Ivor St. Football C1,2,3,41 Ski Club C1,2,31 Gymnas- tics C3,41 Keith Vosburgh Mill Rd. Stamford Ann Walsh 194 Notch Rd. Nu Sigma C31 Pro Merito C41 Yearbook C31 Myra Waltermire 77 Versailles Ave. Pep Club C2,3,41 Drama Club C3,41 Ski Club C3,41 Student Council C41 Homecoming Comm C41 Yearbook C4-Co-Ed in Chie 1 Devil C3,41 Elaine Weslowski 149 Ashton Ave Cheerleader C31 Student Council C21 Foot- ball Manager C21 julia Wheeler South St. Track C3,41 Newspaper C41 Gymnastics C41 Cross Country C41 David Whitcomb 110 Wells Ave. Newspaper C2,31 Ski Club C31 Bleacher Bums Sheila Wilson River Rd. Band C21 Drivers Ed C21 Pep Club C41 Ski Club C1,3,41 Softball C3,41 Kathy Wolfe 69 Notch Rd. Basketball Italian Club janet Wong 47 Washington Ave Drivers Ed C21 Newspaper C41 Yearbook C41 Nu Sigma C31 David Wood Paula Wright 1312 Mass Ave Drivers Ed C21 Yearbook C41 Italian Club C41 Diane Zappone 429 Reservoir Rd. 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