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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

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V-ini - ' .V I '-34g3i'9r'5Z'S'i--754'-'Vi 7 1 1' V ' ' rv -V ,f v-y-, v-v i X I l 4 1, i i 4 I 5 I 1 ITE T A TIME TO REMEMBER DRURY HIGH SCHOOL South Church Street North Adams, Massachusetts 01247 TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION 2 SCHOOL LIFE 4 FACULTY 10 ACTIVITIES 24 SPORTS 46 SENIORS 78 UNDERCLASSMEN 98 DIRECTORIES 122 DEDICATION THOMAS CURRAN The editors and staff of the 1983 Nathanite are proud to an- nounce that this year's book has been dedicated to our vice- principal of five years Thomas Curran. During that time he has been many things to many people. Every morning at 7:55 A.M. the Stern voice of Mr. Curran can be heard throughout the entire school as he reads the morning an- noucements. He also summons students who are in trouble to the office usually for disciplinary pur- poses. Students quake in their 'shoes when they hear their names being called because they know that Mr. Curran means business. He may be strict and rule with an iron fist but everyone knows he is always fair. To many people, Mr. Curran, the well dressed administrator in his three piece suits, is a good friend and confidant. Seniors seek his help on college applications and he willingly gives his time and assistance. Even though he is a very busy man he tries to make himself available to help students and teachers. Students know when they are having problems in a class they can count on Mr. Curran for guidance. Students also know that Mr. Curran has another side to his per- sonality. He is affectionately referred to as T.C. and he takes it all in stride because of his good sense of humor. Because he enjoys a good joke he allowed us to put the Hooski dummy in his office chair. So thank you Mr. Curran for being a strict disciplinarian, a con- cerned counselor and a very good friend. Co-Editors Rosemary Scerbo Geoff Haines STUDENT LIFE What makes Drury High School different from all other schools? Is it all the open space and classrooms without walls? Is it the administrators and counselors who help and guide students' futures? Is it the facul- ty that enriches the students with knowledge? Is it the students who till the halls with laughter? Is it the sports' teams that bring glory to the school with their numerous victories and championships? Is it the band and chorus who enter- tain at numerous school func- tions? Is it the clubs and organiza- tions that allow students to become involved in activities beyond the classroom? Drury High School was first built with the intentions of allow- ing people more freedom of movement through the use of open space. This made Drury dif- ferent from the traditional high schools which have closed, in- dividual classrooms. Since most students have never been in this kind of atmosphere, in the begin- ning, they find difficulty in ad- justing. But most students and teachers have learned to deal with the distractions and to concentrate more on their work, thus turning this disadvantage to an asset. lfiifx fjlsffihvbhf, l,.,5v! un QA 431335,-iilll , slgiggqliisiflffa- N!-iafliw' 2: i Il di ll 1 llll I da v -Luffy x m,, lqfl'-is aff. l'! fun. Every working establishment needs people who will lead and guide the other members. Drury is fortunate to have ad- ministrators , guidance counselors , and teachers who care about their students. With the help of a dedicated staff, Drury students have the opportunity to become well-rounded individuals. Students search for values and knowledge through their teachers. They strive for recognition in academics, sports, and extra- curricular activities that help them on their way to becoming adults. They know at Drury that they will find friends and counselors who will share the joy of their successes and the tears of their failures that help them to deal with the present and the future. For the most part sports are an outstanding part of any school year. Through the team ac- complishments, there has been a revival of school spirit and pride. Drury captured the Western Massachusetts Championships in football and boys' and girls' basketball, and a second place ranking in wrestling. The credit goes not only to the fine athletes, characterized by the numerous county and Western Massachusetts All-Stars, but also to the fine coaching staffs. The in- dividuals, coaches and teams have all contributed in making Drury a pride to the community. 1 1? in.,-v ' i 5' F? 5 1 FU' ' 'Lv' . , 'Wi K 3 4-v 'fkn' G w ' X,,,f Drury has many activities that offer students the chance to develop interests and display talents outside of the classroom. Many students extend their academic skills by tutoring underclassmen, writing and publishing the newly formed newspaper, THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLE, and yearbook, NATHAN ITE, and assisting mid- dle school students through peer counseling. Cheerleaders, Pep Club, and Student Council help to instill a feeling of pride and spirit in the student body. Musical talent is displayed by many students through their participation in band, chorus, and musical productions. It is all of these things and more that make Drury a special place to the students, faculty and staff that study and work there. It is the dedication and interest of everyone at Drury that helps to make this time spent here a time to remember. r . . . ,-. , es 5 X l ,1 9 ' 1- .. -. 'L ,9 g I I 'I y . YERBA L 4... -45-123--.. 4 , p -,car Z ' Em ' --,wc-1 ' ' 5 - ' 4 1 ffl' :- Q r-- 1, A D99 5 li' 'I IV KA ADMINISTRATION AND GUIDANCE The foundation is the basis upon which something stands and is supported . Fortunately, Drury High School has a very stable foundation in it's Guidance Department and Administration. This group of dedicated in- dividuals supports and guides the student body of Drury. Any authoritative body must not only show authority but also compassion if they are to be effec- tive. This is, in fact, the ad- ministration of Drury High School. The administrators are just as willing to aid a student with a problem as they are to discipline him when he is wrong. This is the key to the effectiveness of the administrators. The guidance department of a school must also be strong. It is they who will guide students into various colleges or career choices. It is important that they become familiar enough with students so that they can aid them in making wise decisions. The guidance department is dedicated and knowledgeable in their fields and aid students in making difficult decisions. The administration and guidance department are the foundation of Drury High School. It is in them that many students find answers to their questions and solutions to their problems. THE FOUNDATICN OF DRURY R. Cirone, Principal T. Curran, Vice-Principal S. Gregory N. Mancuso D. Cary C. Mroz elif S V 1 ll 'N I 'ii J . Noel SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL . iyuz: . O 4 - 0 . J 7- .F- x .I 1 s. - 1, .sf - 3 1..--WA: N 3f,... ......,, .11 V'-f -H ' 1 W M... w - ' ... ' Y 4--1 ' .N-Q1 f' '--. , W.. .. J WHOO L A J. Campedelli J. Lesage A. Mastroianni M. Crosby P. Mrkland D. Roberts J . Lyons 1 S. Milenski P. Buckley x lx' -xx f ,cfff JEWELRY STORE, INC. 16 Ashland Street I North Adams, Mass. 663 - 8140 01247 Compliments of NORTH ADAMS HOOSAC SA VHVGS BANK Norzh Adams, Massachusetts O72-47 547316635353 On the Sunny Side of the Street SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Some people say that the past is relevant to the future. History also repeats itself. Because of this, a person can gain insight into the present and future from viewing the past. The social studies depart- ment allows students to study past and present relationships between people. People's attitudes and reactions vary little in similiar situations. This affords a person the oppor- tunity to view people in a more realistic light. The social studies department is a group of dedicated individuals who allow Drury students to view past and present relationships between people. R. Dean R. Falcon A. Perreault G. Petropulos J. Prenguber - I B. Rennell 4X md , 4 .R-X . uw p SOCIAL STUDIES AND ENGLISH D. Pecor f vp l ik ' Q I STUDY PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT vu English is a subject which has many facets to it's teachings, in- cluding grammar, creative writing and vocabulary. These skills will aid a student in all areas of their life, especially those which they would find necessary for a suc- cessful career. The primary goal of the Drury High School English Department is to let each student reach his optimum development in his speaking, listening, reading and writing skills. With these goals in mind, this dedicated group of people do their best to insure that each student fully comprehends the basic and more complex skills of English, M. Caprom C. Cheesbro M. England Q Q ' P. Gravel ' T 'K F. Merrigan if l R. Otico idk . if A it . W R. Scrivens , E. Taff D. Thompson - x L K' J' E 4 ' . . , --4. :itil iff! Math Department A2 + b' : cz, mn, 30-6090 triangle, this is a small sample of the concepts that the Drury Math Department teaches each year. The Math Department instructs its students in mathematical ideas and theorems which will aid them in later studies. With these concepts of mathematics, Drury students will be able to understand the ideas that are a part of their everyday lives. Analytical reasoning and ac- curate computation are essential in the hectic and advanced world of which we are a part. Because of this dedicated and knowledgeable group of people, Drury students are taught the basics of mathematics and ad- vanced analytical ideas. D. Meranti E. Noel Y W. Prevey P. Sacco R. Smachetti L. Whitcomb THE STUDIES OF THE FUTURE V. King l M. Carriddi Science Department Science is said to be the foun- dation of the future. The students of Drury High School are taught of past scientific experiments and technological advancements in order to aid them in their discovery of new concepts. Without the study of sciences, it is difficult to fully understand the many technological advances that are now a necessary part of every day life. During this year a new computer course has been offered. This is a small sample of the science department's effort to keep up with the times . The Drury Science Department is a group of conscientious and learned people who instruct the students of Drury High School so that they are better suited to face the challenges of a highly technical world. J. Gniadek A. Olsen C. Perry J. Richards J. Solari C. Wondolowski BUSINESS: PRACTICAL STUDY Business Department Typewritting, shorthand, computers-The Business Depart- ment allows the opportunity to become acquainted with and develop skill in subjects which are practical. Such skills are very necessary in a society where the small business is very common. The business department lets students become self-sufficient in these necessary skills. In a society such as ours, the private business, be it large or small, is the most practical means of making it'l. Because of the business department, Drury students are able to realize this goal. 7 V 1? 4'-.. Best Wishes to the Class of '83 Coakley fer an 'O p insurance agency, inc. dolan M EIGHTY FIVE MAIN STREET fi 'll Collins NORTH ADAMS, MA 01247 W. O'Brien C. Oldhan' A. Piekos I. Toupcflce FOREIGN LANGUAGE: STUDY OF CULTURE Foreign Language Department The study of foreign languages aids a student in becoming more aware of the aspects of other cultures. It allows him to learn first hand about a culture that is very different from his own. Through this study, a student will be able to understand the dif- ferences and similarities which ex- ist in people. The foreign language depart- ment makes this difficult endeavor more enjoyable and understan- dable. This department is in- strumental in students becoming familair with cultures different from their own. S. Chilson E. Lebert T . t,. 7 W . I it C . Millette N. Sondrmi DGWLIN so ARE 107 Main Street North Adams The Candy Shoppe Ggfgb J' The Pepper Tree Professional A ttzre Butcher Block Deli The Bogkend YOU'VE GOTTA HAVE ARTS ARTS DEPARTMENT The Arts represent an impor- tant part of life and of the Drury curriculum. They represent the finer things in life and are very important to the formation of well-rounded people. The Arts Department of Drury High School encompasses various forms of the arts. The Home Economics program at Drury allows students the op- portunity to have first-hand ex- perience in such things as cooking and sewing. This experience is in- strumental to students since everyone has to learn to be self- sufficient. The Art Department affords students the opportunity to become more familiar with various types of art. It also enables them to develop talent in artistic endeavors. The Music Department enables students to enjoy and experience music, a great resource. Students have the opportunity to learn about various types of music and it's origins. Industrial Arts represent a very practical study. It allows students to gain basic knowledge of con- cepts which will be valuable in futute years. The Art's are a major part of everyone's life. They should be enjoyed and experienced for the knowledge which we can gain from them. The Art Department is both experienced and learned in their subject areas. They give Drury students the opportunity to come in contact with things which might not otherwise be possible. A. Harrington J. Horahan ' P. Romer C. Jenkins M. Walt P. Cantone G. Mancuso M. Bottesi C. Farrell ' :- '5 A 'fi- Yi Q f if A Q X f V ' i i' I I ' fy' ., 1 , ,f f f . x ' ,SJ Ll- if s...-ek l ' , 2 i' f li rl r rf V l l 1 l K l l fl lr ir l 1 l LET'S GET PHYSICAL PHYSICAL .EDUCATION .P 'fSEU ' 1 1 DEPARTMENT In recent years, a great em- phasis has been placed on physical fitness. People now realize the im- portance of being physically healthy. The Drury Physical Education Department is no ex- ception to this. They attempt to impress Drury students as to the importance of physical fitness. Physical education does not on- ly keep a student physically fit but also allows him to enjoy competi- tion and sportsmanship. These are both of great importance to students as they graduate from Drury and go into the world. The Drury Physical Education Depart- ment is dedicated and compas- sionate in the teaching of physical education. ? IVIGDERNE H. Johnson I. Bianchi T. McGrath C. Rivard EKG' J, lr , rs r STUDIOS Your Portoir And Yearbook Photographer RESOURCE ROGM SERVICES SPECIAL NEEDS 5 SPECIAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT All students have different Strengths and weaknesses. This is what makes people different and interesting.. The Special Education Department at Drury allows students to further develop those strengths and weaknesses. The teachers involved with this department deal with many dif- ferent types of problems. They aid students in anything from emo- tional difficulties to learning pro- blems. They are able to aid Students in developing more ad- vanced skills. This department of dedicated and knowledgable peo- ple enable students to make pro- gressions that would not otherwise be possible. N. Donnelly B. Eastman J. Montepare A. Saldo-Burke M. Carlow . a , l l l ll 4. l i 1 1 I l i l l I l l M, quasar! ra C. Daub - if' J Mllls GALLUP DICKEY A ' Insurance Agency, Inc F . Scerbo S. Zepka 85 Main St P O Box 748 North Adams, MA 01247 f4l3J 663-6576 Branch Office: Spring Street Williamstown, MA 01267 f4l3J 458-5724 For Banquets, Parties, Receptions Contact our Sales Department f4l3j 664-4561 s sg 5 O 0 5,5 v , E Z H U 4 , Q .. v , 1 1, 4, 'll Zi? l 'W ,, P' M 3 fn .P+ '-. ! ga NX 'i IW YEARBOOK The 1983 NATHANITE has taken on a new look this year. With the help of the advisor, Mrs. Mary Ann Caproni, co-editors, Rosemary Scerbo and Geoffrey Haines, and a dedicated staff, many improvements have been made on the yearbook. The staff has doubled the number of pages produced. All underclassmen have been in- dividually photographed and a sixteen page colored senior section has been added. The procedure for producing pages has also been changed. Members of the staff cut and pasted photos on the lay out sheets. All the headlines and the copy were typeset on Drury's new Compugraphic machine in the graphic arts area. Top: Becky Spooner, advisor Mary Ann Ca roni and Debbie Pedercini typeset I'I-.Zl 'l' A TIME TO PLAN JF Fri 1 P , , on the Compugraphic machine. Middle left: Staff members display pages in glass case. Middle right: Toll Booth, yearbook fundraiser. Bottom left: Mary G. Dailey. Bottom right: The Yearbook Staff. a ye-t Lu. ..-1-4-p-I A TIME TO RECORD -:.:-mama: '1i ' Fundraisers for the yearbook have been very successful. On Columbus Day weekend, the staff ran a Toll Booth at the intersec- tion of Union and Eagle Street. This eight hour function raised S1,600. There was also an assembly of all underclassmen to promote the sales of the book. Mary G. Dailey from the class of 1929 was the guest speaker. She stressed the im- portance of purchasing a year- book and how valuable the book would be in the future. This along with a movie on rock music helped to double the sale of books from the previous year. The final fundraiser was the sale of Drury hats which said Go for it Devils . Many thoughts and long hours have been spent on the production of this book which the staff hopes will be a time capsule of memories from the year 1982-1983. Top: Co-editors Rosemary Scerbo and Geoff Haines observe yearbook representative Don Lendry. Middle left and right: Scenes from the toll booth. Bottom left: S. Petropulos, K. Mills, G. Haines, P. Esposito, and M. Domenichini. Bottom right: Members work on lay out. mx . 4':'-fi 1' Q ' If 4 a XX ,sr I t .fi . t f The 1982-83 school year was a very enjoyable and productive one for the Drury Student Council. Club leadership was provided by President Connie Bond, Vice- President Diana Franzoni, Secretary Shawn Serre, Treasurer Judy Wong and Advisor Miss Anne Piekos. The council con- sisted of forty membersg twelve seniors, five juniors, eighteen sophomores, and five freshmen. The Student Council started the year by having a bake sale-car wash in the beginning of September. On October 30, the members sold poppies for the American Legion and on November 16 they ushered for Drury's first Open House. December was a very busy month, with the Holiday Assembly CT he Twelve Days of Christmasj, and the first Pittsfield Berkshire Council meeting, at- tended by most of the members. February's Winter Carnival was successful, even though the Snow Sculptors did not have much snow to work with. Preppy Day and the Winter Carnival Dance were ex- cellent also. In April, the Council had another bake sale-car wash, and on May 12 they hosted a blood- mobile. To reward themselves for their hard work, all the Student Council members spent the day at Riverside on June 20. The Student Council did a great job and they hope to do an even better job next year. The Center of Main St. 85 Main On the Concourse BUSINESS QBWI WGRLD Je x . jf, ,gh ng INCDRPQRATID 5 Amerzcan Legzon Drive North Adams, MA 01247 14131 663-6772 A TIME TO CHEER The Drury Devil, Casey Meyers. An effigy to Hoosac. -4? During this past school year, the Drury Pep Club was very helpful in motivating school spirit. They put on three successful pep rallies to support and cheer on the Devils toward victory. In the month of November, the Pep Club organized Homecoming Week. The various activities that were held were Hat and Sock Day, Crazy Day, Hush Day, and Col- or Day. This year the Homecom- ing Dance was replaced by the Sno-Flake Frolic, which took place on December 11, 1982. The Pep Club assisted in the presentation of the Holiday Pro- gram by dressing up as Santa's elves and by passing out candy to the student body. During the spring season, the Pep Club sponsored Spring Fling Week. The events which took place during this week were Punk Day, Fifties Day, and Reverse Role Day. The goal of the Drury High School Pep Club was to keep the spirits high and also to unite all the students in the school. Left: The Pep Ciub Right: Pep Club posters add life to a pep rally. O 3 3333333333 3 33333333 3 333333333333333 33333333333333333 3 333333333 A TI E TO MAKE MUSIC Bottom left: The marching band exiting the football field after halftime exhibi- tion. Right: The color guard, baton twirlers and color guard. Bottom right: The marching band in their star formation. ft 995,51 . E A Y 253755533 1 E., C I-, , G-1 ' ' I ,' H The instrumental portion of the music department was under the direction of Mr. Carl Jenkins. Before the year began, the con- cert, jazz and marching bands traveled to Knoxville, Tennessee. They performed at the 1982 World's Fair. The marching band took on a new look this year with the addition of a 25 member pom- pom squad. The marching unit performed in parades throughout the year and at various football games. At the Pittsfield Hallo- ween Parade, the D.H.S. mar- ching unit was awarded lst Place. The Jazz Band consisted of ap- proximately 20 members, who auditioned for their positions. The Jazz Band performed at concerts and competitions throughout the school year. This year, the Jazz Band placed second in the Western District competition and took 3rd Place in the State Finals. The Concert Band also per- formed at concerts and competi- tions throughout the year. At the beginning of each year, students may audition for the Western District Band. This year our Con- cert Band had the highest representation of students from the bands in Berkshire County. In the spring, band members performed at various school and community functions. The pit band was organized for the spring musical. At the end of the year the band awarded scholarships to deserving seniors and underclassmen who wished to continue studying music during the summer. In May, the jazz band, concert band and marching unit traveled to Wildwood, New Jersey to par- ticipate in the Wildwood Music Festival. High school bands from throughout the Northeast took part in this competition. E, . Top: The concert band performing at the Jamboree. Bottom: The Drury Jazz Band. f1 1 Thank you and best wishes to the Class of 1983. NOW AT 51 MAIN STREET NORTH ADAMS, MA 01247 WE D0 MORE hogfrig Supermarkets OPEN 24 HRS. A DAY State Road 81 Curran Highway North Adams 3 I EIIIEIIIEHOIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIWUIEIIIEJIIEIIIEJIIEIIIEIIIEIIIUIVEIIIEIIIEIIEliIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIE!!IEVIIEIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIII A TIME TO WORK , 'ff' I ' .. .1 X THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLE THE DEVIL'S DISCIPLE, Drury High School's own periodical, was this year reinstated as a reputable newspaper, follow- ing one year of discontinuation. Since it's re-inception, it's staff and advisors have committed themselves in the fullest sense to produce a well-written and carefully printed issue approx- imately twice a month. The ,newspaper is completely written and printed at Drury by the Disciple Staff. The staff was advised by Mr. Falcon, Mrs. Ren- nell, and Mr. Scrivens, with prin- ting assistance from Mr. Harr- ington. Under the guidance of editor Shawn Serre, the staff was comprised of Diana Franzoni, Sports Editor, Doreen Unis, Distribution Manager, Paul Pen- nock and David Stokes, Ad Managers, and Kim LaFontaine, Layout. I x X X255 T 4 bk f rc ia-P1 .f Q, Lff fi- 'I V NORTH ADAMS REGIONAL HOSPITAL A Century of Caring Continues. . In the Berkshires one bank stands out . First Agricultural Bank l 'i A TIME TO STUDY HONOR SOCIETIES Pro Merito and Nu Sigma Ep- silon, Drury's two honor societies, each inducted new members in separate ceremonies during April. On April 15, 37 Seniors were honored for having an 85 average for 3 W years at Drury by becom- ing members of Pro Merito. In addition, 15 seniors received their gold tassels and honor stoles for attaining a 90 average. Twenty-three Juniors were also honored on April 29, by being in- stated into Nu Sigma Epsilon. For membership into Nu Sigma, an 85 average must have been kept for 2M years. Congratulations to all the honor students! Top: Pro Merito Officers- Sara Petropulos, Lori Eastman, Karen Lesage, Diane Rondeau. Middle: Nu Sigma members host Pro Merito members at recep- i tion. Bottom left: Judy Kupiec receives her gold stole. Bottom right: Jan Betourney receives her Pro Merito certificate. NV' 'II-3 L .Ll ff . - T 11,- 1 Y , v 1 Q., yy p fl, Q i , . S ' l Xu' , JH . iii 3- 2' ll 1 l 1' W .Vi 2 A lb ' W v QF? 'axis ' fi ii' l it Q i fi If '. ' J! A-I -' - -, ' Q 1 ,rigs ' ' W - . I cali ffl I E 1 it l i I 4 n i 1 i 1 t . TI E TO BE REW RDED B 1 . L-.- ,B-'fm' tid - x ii? ' .gf e , fl . .X Tia .--'99 Nm'-z. ,. . 9: '55 we -3 X I Q , f 'lip' ,QQ . 1' 122 3? 4' 3 'gf'f:E' l4-'t . V r 5 Xl, '-' .fell , ng' ' W ,K Q ' lg e ff' ' 535 Eg :31rr, ,.,: tl L Q zri A Y- v fy twat E pf 5 Q H if F: 3' i 'T 'B ' f . ' . .Ei - 5 '25 W iiiif' fs. 2 -.-,,- - yi! 5, 5 .55 gi 4, Z! r., W 1 WEL .: L 1 I., Y' It ll M V .- -,L Q-:L v 'ji- Q -I .951-Tffli- L A f' M W i M A A' f 2 J ef- HE '7ir 'l7'?:' r- G t ' . . ST ali f , 'L - bf' ,!:,,,.':7, 1'!s.,,,,,,,,,,., ' 'jf ' I A i 'M' Top: Nu Sigma Officers- John Velyvis, Karen Long, Lori Trottier, Doreen Unis. Middle: Lori Eastman presents Michael Sebastino with his Nu Sigma cer- tificate. Bottom left: John Velyvis, Master of Ceremonies. Bottom right: Sara Petropulos delivers the history of Pro Merito. EJ is HOMECOMING WEEK Homecoming Week this year was held from November 1-5, with students at Drury showing an abundance of school spirit. The Baby Picture contest started off the week's festivities. The rest of the week followed with Hat and Sock Day, Hush Day, Crazy Day and finally Color Day on Friday when everyone psych- ed up at the Pep Rally held that afternoon. Spirits continued until that evening when Drury students par- ticipated in the burning of the dummy at Noel Field and the Blue and White Dance that followed at 8:00 p.m. in the Drury gymnasium. This year's homecoming week proved to be one of the most suc- cessful in Drury history and truly showed the spirit among students. Top left: Tim Robare. Top right: Jody Bolshaw, Jeff Bona, Deb Pedercini. Bot- tom left: Ric Jackson. Bottom Right: Dawn Kuzia, Tom Christiansen, Jamie Hancock, Gina Smosky, Steve Green, Kim Eichorn: Future leaders of the world?? A TIME T0 LAUGH 3.. 6 'ififmi L i J I -U.,.,vf gfjw gf 1 -A Y 4 A Al' W Q' 'J I 1 tim lf. fi 3 c at Ez' X ,gli ,JAQQZ 4 ' 1 'fl Qi, . 3 I 6 Top: Burning of the dummy. Middle: Senior Football Mud Fling: Shout It Out! Bottom: Jamie Hancock getting a lift from John Hinkell. ASCADE J 3 SCHOOLSUPPUES NORTH ADAMS, MA 01247 Breads - Pastries - Donuts - Cookies Special Occasion Cakes mum- :amy 27 Eagle St. 81 The Artery Arcade .. NORTH ADAMS, MASS. 01247 Wholesale - Retail Dial 664-6965 THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OUALITY Kurt Helder, proprietor Phone LV' al . A x 4, . 'lb R4 A TIME FOR SEASON TO CHANGE HOLIDAY ASSEMBLY On December 23 the student body and faculty at Drury were entertained by a holiday assembly. Under the direction of Mary Ann Caproni, members of the Student Council and Pep Club joined forces with many talented students to present a variety show. The audience was entertained by soloists, bands, choral groups and even comedy acts. A surprise performance given by the faculty chorus was met with loud cheers from the audience. Special guest for the event was Santa Claus who arrived in complete outfit at the end of the show to distribute prizes to the lucky winners of the annual drive. Top: The Student Council forms a tree decorated with the gifts from the 12 Days of Christmas sung by the chorus. Middle left: Rose Scerbo carries placard across stage. Middle right: Soloist Debbie Aubin. Bottom left: Pep Club dresses as elves. Bottom center: Masters of ceremonies Tim Robare, l. and Shawn Serre, r. Bottom right: Mike Coyne, Tim Fisher and teacher Fred Scerbo from the band Chain Reaction. O 0' .9 0 X 3 0. 0 Q 0 . o O 0 -Y-4444-V-444-V--V-44444-V-4444-Y-44-Y-444444-V-44444 SKI CLUB Under the direction of John Solari and Noreen Donnelly, the ski club was formed again this year after a one-year layoff. Four- ty members boarded the bus at 1:30 every Thursday for six weeks bound for Jiminy Peak. Although the weather was not very cooperative, everyone managed to have a good time. THE POLICE ASSOCIATION North Adams, Massachusetts i I dak' J . I ii: if-,7 -fp. ' 'GUYS AND DOLLS' l On April 7, 8, and 9, in the Drury High School Auditorium, the Music Department sponsored Guys and Dolls by Frank Loesser, under the direction of Thorman Hulse, Marlene Walt and Carl Jenkins. The story took place in the magical city of New York and revolved around the unlikely love combination of a gangster nam- ed Sky Masterson, played by Paul Kemp, and a mission doll named Sarah Brown, played by Colleen Sprague. Supporting roles included gambler Nathan Detroit, played by Adam Weinberg, and the hilarious Miss Adelaide, played by Karen Johnson. San Juan and Crapshooter dancers added a great deal of excitement and charisma to the musical. Also to be commended for their roles are Julie Racette as Arvida Abernathy and Douglas Miller as Nicely- Nicely Johnson. The many weeks of preparation by these Drury students proved to be a great success and was ap- preciated by the audience. Top: Steve Smith gets a make-up job. Middle left: Colleen Sprague and Brenda Testasecca pretty themselves. Bottom left: Cast of Guys and Dolls. A TIME T0 ACT J THATS 'U 'U 'U ll SII-IUXV IBII1 I! .. .. Top left: Judy Kupiec. Middle left: Karen Johnson and Col- leen Sprague perform a duet. Bottom left: Colleen Sprague, Paul Kemp, Adam Weinberg, and Karen Johnson in a wedding scene. Top right: Tom Christiansen, Carin Delisle and Paul Kemp. Middle right: Missionary scene. Bottom right: Allyson Kirby prepares the set. I 1 1' ,ll 4 W , X 44444444444In444444-xxx-14444444441-xxxwm SNO-FLAKE FROLIC The Sno-Flake Frolic, spon- sored by the Pep Club, was held on Saturday, December 11 in the Drury gym. The rock group Head First entertained the students who danced amidst a snow-flake decorated gym. The queen and her court were chosen by the band and were presented with red roses. Q-. - ' .4 n I A 1 x A TIME TO DANCE Tom Christiansan and Kim Noel appear to be too close for comfort. 'ax Queen and Court, l. to r. Barb Little, Kim Eichom, Queen Karol Beth Folino, Kelly Dowling, and Christina Cary. 1 . I Y. Bob Bougler and Ann Andreatta Shawn Mellin and Sue Maroni X Arg, Q 1 Freshman Queen and Court, clockwise, Chris Delisle, Jennifer Briggs, Audrey Hodgdon, Lisa Fitzpatrick, seated, Queen- Vanessa Gillooly. 44-111444444-144444443-44444 FRESHMEN RECEPTION COMMITTEE FRESHMAN RECEPTION The 1982 Freshman Reception was sponsored by the Senior Class. It was held on Saturday, October 23 in the Drury Gym. Music was supplied by a DJ from radio station Rock 105. The theme of the dance was from the story of The Wizard of Oz. Seniors dressed up in costumes resembl- ing the characters, the wizard, the witch, Dorothy, Toto, the tinman, the Scarecrow, and the lion. Some even dressed as the little munchkins. The committee spent many hard working hours the entire day of the dance decorating the gym with familiar scenes from the story. The dance was a great suc- cess and everyone had an en- joyable time. top row l. to r. Sara Petropulos, Geoff Haines, Sue Halder, Jane Swift, 2nd row Barb Little, Kim Eichorn, Kelly Dowling, Lori Eastman, 3rd row Deb Pedercini, Andrea Grandfield, Sherri Plante, Kristin Mills, 4th row, Kristen Herzig, Julie Sac- co, Bernadette Twombley, Tammie Maruco, Peter Esposito, front row, Con- nie Bond, Mary McDonough, Karen Johnson, Terri Gigliotti, and Karen Rondeau. WINTER CARNIVAL WEEK The annual Winter Carnival Week seemed pretty doubtful this year until Jack Frost gifted the area with a foot of snow., This week long chain of events was put on by the student council. It took place from February 7-12. The turnout was quite successful. Snow Sculpting took place on Tuesday, February 8. Even though the participation was limited, two teams had an oppor- tunity to show off their artistic abilities. The second event was called Rent-A-Cupid. Messages were taken from students and delivered to their Valentine on Thursday by Cupid, alias Tim Robare. This new addition fit in perfectly with the Valentine's Day theme and resulted in success. Oxford shirts, alligator sweaters, and Docksides were seen throughout the school on Friday for Preppy Day. This new trend of dressing went over quite well although some people would rather save an alligator and shoot a preppief' The grand finale took place on Saturday night, February 12. The annual Winter Carnival dance was held at St. Anthony's Parish Center with music provided by Crossover . Top left: Glen Lesure and Theresa Decker. Top right: Kim Eichorn and John Dupras. Bot- tom left: Snow Sculpture anyone? Bottom right: Queen and her court fl. to r.J Jennifer Briggs, Mary Ann Folino, Jen- ny Curran CQueenJ, Kim Eichorn, Mary McDonough. af: 1' W we . E - ,- w 3 EM, V , A.. , A TIME FOR THE MUSIC TO END 'E- 2 X 'II wr, , 4, f ' Ibm l 'flflllk 3 ' .A iii. ' RING DAY Through the efforts of the Sophomore Ring Committee and advisor Fred Scerbo, the Class of '85 was able to receive their rings earlier than any other previous class. On March 3, 1983, Josten's delivered their rings. The thirty six members of the committee, along with the rest of the class, liked their rings very much. As Sophomore Class President Amal Maher said, Josten's has been really reliable by coming back to clean the rings and make repairs. Everyone was really pleased. PROM COMMITTEE The Junior-Senior Prom took place on May 21, 1983 at the North Adams State College Campus Center. The juniors sponsored the dance and the twenty seven members of the Prom Committee worked very hard for several consecutive Wednesdays on decorations for the Prom. Call 663-6557 0 FRESH MEATS , - GROCERIES Q FRUITS , , ' 8. VEGETABLES -IIIIlI'.IllII'I 307 ASHLAND STREET YQ? FRESH MEMS Ice Cream Cones 81 Sundaes ALDO'S PAINT 81 WALLPAPER, INC WHOLESALE 81 RETAIL 101 MAIN STREET TEL 663-6155 NORTH ADAMS, IVIASS. 01247 1 , ,.- 'If' .lr .Y 1,9 ,. - .,w if, if-5 . if I n 3 wr. -nff ' 'lv Hb A-'11 I i k'k'kittttiiiiiiitittiiiiiititttiiiiiiittiiiiiiit BREAK AWAY STATISTICS The Boys' Soccer team's third O Onem place Division I finish was to the Dfufy pp first year coach Chris Won- d-olowski very pleasing in a 3 Mmffge g 5225.221Sr.w:.2.21it.t11:3Qs: I S le with a 4-7-3 overall record. The 3 Mt' Greylock 5 team showed sincere effort and 1 St' Joseph 0 never stopped giving their all. Im- I Tacomc 1 pressive games were played 4 Hoosac Valley 1 1' a ainst the alwa s tou h Pittsfield 0 Monument Mt' 5 1 tfam and a aini Hossac Valle 1 Lenox 1 y IS . to whom Igrury has never lostil, 0 Yghctgnliih Z 1 X X The team was led by a strong 0 ms le l Wh nucleus of seniors, with Jamie 5 Mt' Grexlock 3 it ' 1 Hancock and Co-captain Kevin 3 Taligluc T 0 f Boland on offenseg Fran Babeu, Ch ' B t , d C - ' 0 Wahconah 3 45 ,qw Magi Cimsrsifaie aarilchoifirfglpttiig defenseg Geoff Haines in goalg S and strength off the bench from f Pete Gentile and Bob MacMahon. The team hopes to continue its success next year, with its newly elected captainsg Jeff Bona and Tim Franceschetti. Geoff Haines cautiously guards the goal. Kevin Boland battles for a piece of the action. RV ....l.l..l'f..l-l..J n 1 BOYS' SOCCER TEAM Matt Comaj shows 100 per cent effort. Jeff Bona simply breezes by his foe. 5 i'i ki k'ki'i'i k'ki'i k'k'kii ki''A A k'k'ki k'k'k'A'i ki'i ki ki k'kkiiiii it ta Y? 00-6 QL O Q if e ' Maryellen Mattimore battles for the ball. SOCCER TO ME The 1982 season was quite a rewarding one for the girls soccer team. Nancy Dunn, a first-year coach, along with captains Tam- mie Maruco and Sue Maroni pro- ved to be quite adept in leading their team to victory. The girls finished their season with an ex- cellent record of 11 wins. 1 loss, and 2 ties. They really showed the school's fighting spirit when they defeated Monson by a score of 8-0 in the Western Massachusetts Playoffs, but unfortunately were defeated by Springfield by a score of 2-O in the Semi-finals. The team's leading scorer was Tammie Maruco who fmished her season with 22 goals. Other outstanding players who made the Berkshire County Division Team were Leslie Polumbo, and Tam- mie Maruco. Sue Maroni receiv- ed honorable mention. Q Tammie Maruco rises to the occasion. Sue Maroni Shows true gm STATISTICS Drury Opponent 10 Mt. Everette 0 2 Pittsfield 1 1 Mt. Greylock 0 7 St. Joseph 1 2 Taconic 0 1 Hoosac Valley 0 O Monument Mt. 2 2 Lenox 0 1 Wahconah 1 3 Pittsfield 0 1 Mt. Greylock 1 3 Taconic 0 2 Lee 0 2 Wahconah 0 Berkshire County 7 Mt. Greylock 0 Western Mass. 0 Monson 2 0 W. Springfield 2 Coach Nancy Dunn and Tammie Maruco Girls'Soccer Team ,J ACROSS THE FINISH STATISTICS Drury Opponent Taconic Wahconah Lee Monument Mt Mt. Greylock Mt. Everette Lenox Mt. Everette Hoosac Monument Mt Pittsfield Lee Lenox 13 34 B111 Rowland sets new record ' Captains B Rowland and S The 1982 Drury Cross Country team really surprised everyone in the league finishing with a 7-5 record. Coach McGrath was quite pleased with the way this year's team ran. Co-captains Bill Rowland and Steve Green piloted the Blue Devils to a successful season. Bill broke the school's running record with a time of 13:34, beating Bill Nolan's old record of 13:35. Se- cond best was J oe Melito, whose running ability really helped out. Joe won some close meets and ended up as one of the 10 top run- ners in Berkshire County along with Bill Rowland. Mike Whitney helped out also with his running ability to place a solid second place. The rest of the team con- sisted of senior Sean Trombley, sophomores Brewster Billings, Scott Burdick, Simon Peter Gomez, and Robby Manuel. There were not enough girls for a running team this year but four girls did run on their own time. They were sophomore Jill Morin, who led the girls' pack throughout the season, junior Kim Bolshaw, sophomore Jennifer Gould, and a surprising freshmen, Charlene LaMarre, who came on strong at the end of the season. With the surprising talents of so many underclassmen, the cross country team should prove to be quite strong in the upcoming y e a r s . 'Q Aff ,5- ,,X' 2 , e fo We s. QA GRIDDERS CAPTURE YN? We're number one! X nf V, f xii? ..- -xl .YW H- 54 i SUPERBGWL TITLE Superbowl kickoff! ol f ,Q-9A'2, if-3 3-Ti BAKERY C 1 413 743 1791 December 4,1982 is a day the Drury Football fans will long remember. At Springfield Col- lege's Benedum Field Drury over took Palmer High School, 12-0. In addition, Coach Millard was made Coach of the Year for his fine efforts in building a cham- pion team. The Price Champion ns on your .gk i J 1 RSX O' 1 ' 3 I. :M r 1 A! x gif. F , S lr bo side' it -1--1, 1' 9 91. 5 I A ' ' i 1 tl 0 f I I 131 olumbio Street I XX if Adams, Moss. 0 220 1 . X 1 1 ' ' 1 it , 1 0 Ri 1 Specialized in , 5 X X i 1 Le nese Pita - Breod - Rolls 5 I eff-li 'X .1 , ' vt vu -H XX.. x 1 f N 1 1!x ' I 55 .11 Q, J DOWN. . . The football team had an outstanding season this year, go- ing 7-1-0 and winning the Western Mass. Superbowl. The team, rebuilding after some disappoin- ting seasons, fared better than was e x p e c t e d . Under the guidance of Coach Millard and some 20 seniors, they beat Hoosac in the season opener, a feat not accomplished by Drury since . 1975. Drury's gridiron squad had many individual stars, Shawn Mellin, who rushed for over 1,000 yards, Ric Jackson, who guided the team at quarterback and gave the opponets an aerial one-two punch, Jack Racette and Beanie Shepard, the receivers. Other stan- douts were seniors John Hinkell, Tony Rodriguez, two of our best linemen on both offense and defense, Jay Meehan, who started at fullback and linebacker and Nick Flynn, who made some great tackles from his linebacker posi- tion. Throughout the season all the team worked together to make the football team the success it was. They are all to be congradulated for an impressive season. W1 N y , -3. .3,-.2 .-Q31 wks' 5 4' .. 4 ' n 1 f-1. ' ' -s ' ' '- X :ff 'I nf V - f MQ 'ago ,- ' -fi. . . I, u 1 f -uf -.1 A up ef' A H . ,,, , 1 Drury Football Team SET. . . 54 Qs. Ca tains, J. Meehan, S- Meninf J- P Hinkell STATISTICS Drury Opponent 14 Hoosac Valley 0 40 Mohawk Valley 6 18 McCann Tech. 0 14 Mt. Anthony 12 8 Wahconah 6 28 Taconic 7 14 Pittsfield 6 O Hoosac Vallev 21 Berkshire County Championship 22 Mt. Greylock 8 Western Mass. Superbowl Game 12 Palmer 0 X 4 854 ii' ft HIKE! i Once again, the Blue Devils came up victorious, taking the Western Massachusetts Division II title, with a final tally of 51-39 over Wahconah. Leading the team to the cham- pionship was Co-captain Jack Racette. His fancy lay-ups, intense defensive pressure, and his numerous steals were the highlights of each game. Jay Meehan was very im- pressive in his first year of play- ing for the team. Co-captain Kevin Chenail, a determined and aggresive player, contributed his leadership abilities and spurred his team on when they were down. Senior Jim Manuel became a valued asset to the team with his terrific outside shots. Sophomore Brewster Billings came on strong towards the end of the season by putting up points on the scoreboard and pulling down rebounds. Other varsity players gave their support which helped make the team strong. Coach Frank Zoltek, one of the best coaches in the league, built the team into what it is today, a definite power in Western Massachusetts. DRIBBLE. . Boys' Basketball Drury Opponent 67 Mt. Anthony 63 66 Lenox 30 58 Monument Mt. 50 51 Mt. Anthony 48 64 Monument Mt. 54 54 Taconic 46 61 Pittsfield 40 65 McCann 44 61 Hoosac Valley 46 54 Lee 47 56 Wahconah 70 54 Lenox 36 53 St. Joseph 60 64 Mt. Greylock 44 51 Taconic 54 49 Pittsfield 51 81 Hoosac Valley 57 71 Wahconah 54 54 St. Joseph 71 T o u r n a m e n t 44 East Hampton 35 65 Greenfield 50 51 Wahconah 39 PASS. . . Co-captains Kevin Chenial and Jack Racette with Coach Frank Zoltek. BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM ei. B71 1535, 0 6 iI5YvuHp sinh 2 Tfglf' , QVUHJ' 3 I W WU' '- i x! wus, qsiuiif 5 f Waltz: a 4i?tU.zgJ many Q-as if-4 32? ,ug ep E fo 5.5 was Y if 45 -'55 E- C, -' 1 lf W' il 1 J-E-'AE-'fx ff-1 Fil X J l' . -, ,.' 'X df-if QQ IW f lx Q 'ig Y wx- . Ve, . ' 01' QS ' 5 xaasaaaafnaaa s aaaasaas axasvnavnassaas aavaasxaaasaxaaa aasavnsnsa SHOOT... The Girls' Varsity Basketball team amassed an overall record of 19-3 this season. Through their determination, they captured the Northern Division Berkshire County title and the Western Massachusetts Division II championship. Senior captain Sara Petropulos and frontcourt partner, senior Tammie Maruco, used their speed and jumping ability to aid the team. Guards Diane Rondeau, a senior, and Suzanne Maroni, a junior, teamed up to lead a strong defense. Another senior, Sue Cahoon, came on strong down the stretch and helped out by pulling down numerous offensive and defensive rebounds. The success of the team must also be attributed to a fine coach, Irene Bianchi. Having been a coach for only a short time, she has helped to capture three Western Massachusetts cham- pionships and three consecutive Northern Division titles for Drury. Her continuous dedication throughout the years has truly been an asset to the girls' basket- ball program. Jen Gould going up for a shot. SCORE! Girls' Basketball Drury Opponent 59 Mohawk 23 53 Mt. Greylock 16 88 Mohawk 18 28 Lenox 46 66 Pittsfield 45 65 St. Joseph 24 72 Taconic 27 65 McCann 14 56 Wahconah 26 50 Monument Mt. 56 71 Mt. Greylock 32 84 Lee 32 81 Hoosac Valley 33 68 Mt. Everett 20 60 Pittsfield 50 74 Taconic 31 68 Wahconah 28 70 Hoosac Valley 42 T o u r n a m e n t 50 Lenox 52 54 Greenfield 32 59 Hampshire 39 63 Monument Mt. 39 Sue Maroni, Hmm! Who do I shoot it to? VARISITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM 33333333333 3 33333333 33333333333333333 333333333 3 During a girls' J.V. game Joanna Swift goes up for a shot, Shannon Dickson ..N0wthat Pvc got it HWY DOM pushy' what do 1 do with it! QC? J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM N Senior Sara Petropulos is Drury's leading Girls' Varsity Basketball scorer. An asset to her team, she has turned a dream in- to reality. Petropulus led the Berkshire County league in scor- ing with a 23.2 average during the regular season, and was Drury's top rebounder with an average of 14 per game. The Blue Devil cap- tain, who was just as dangerous shooting from outside as inside, scored over 30 points in three games and over 20 in fifteen games. On February 3, 1983 Sara reached a milestone of 1,000 points against Hoosac Valley. After conquering that record she went on to beat Mary Gaudreau's record in 1979 of 1,073 points, thus setting a new girls' record for Drury. On February 23, also playing against Hoosac Valley, Sara set a new school record of total points obtained. Sara ended her record breaking season with 1,230 points and phenomenal record of 18 out of 20 freethrows. She has a pro- mising career ahead of her. Drury High School congratulates Sara. North Adams Country Club Route 8 - Clarksburg, MA 01247 664-9011 Chef - Dave Lewis 664-9444 Chomeb Compliments of J. H. Maxymillian, Inc. SARA: A RECORD BREAKER RAH! RAH! RAH! SISS BCOM BA! fx N. ,V 451 4' ,lik Q In the spring of '82, several freshmen, sophomore, and junior girls competed for twelve opening positions on the cheerleading squad. Although the squad started with thirteen members, it became reduced to eight before half the year was over. Even though this year's squad was smaller than those in the past, the spirit of it's members still re- mained high. The cheerleaders managed to keep the crowd roar- ing through the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. This year's squad also had the honor of holding the most suc- cessful pep rally in years before the Hoosac Valley-Drury football game. The whole student body rose to their feet in enthusiasm and cheered the Blue Devils on to victory. The cheerleaders helped to raise the students' spirits at the annual, Blue and White dance. Students danced the night away to music provided by 92 FLY. Throughout the year the cheerleaders sold cowbells and bumperstickers to raise money for uniforms and to spread the idea that the Drury Blue Devils are the best! May the roads rise up to meet YOU, May the winds be always at your backs, May the sun shine warmb' on your faces and the rains fall soft on your fields, May God hold you in the hollow of his hand. From all of your friends at St. Francis Parish Hockey Drury Opponent 5 Mt. Greylock 2 1 St. Joseph 15 2 Pittsfield 22 2 St. Joseph 15 5 Lee 4 1 Taconic 6 4 Mt. Greylock 5 1 Pittsfield 14 5 Lee 2 3 Taconic 1 5 Mt. Greylock 6 11 Pittsfield 14 8 St. Joseph 8 4 Lee 2 5 Taconic 4 3 Lee 1 gift K if 4:21 xx qi QQEU' Wg I at-2' 3-9 .J-ff Kimberly Taylor 193, Drury's first girl Loren Dickey Q71 tries to help goalie Dave hockey player. Waltamire keep Mt. Greylock from scor- ing. The 1982-83 Drury Hockey Team bettered its previous year's record in the first game and went on to a respectable 7-8-1 record. Coach Kip Syrett turned the team around with some help from leading scorers Chris Falcon, on- ly a freshman, and Jeff Bona, a junior. Co-captains Paul Allard and Kevin Boland, along with seniors Jamie Hancock, a solid defenseman, Pete Esposito, and Pete Mirante, supplied the leadership. The team hit a dry spot in the middle of the year, but bounced back with a strong finish, winn- ing five of their last eight games. Also in this stretch, the team tied the eventual Western Massachusetts Championship team, St. Josephs, in a well played game. Coach Syrett and the many returning stars stand a good chance of taking the title next year. Good luck and congratula- tions for a fine season. hm.,,,, f .4 REVERSAL. . The 1982-83 Drury Wrestling team had a rough start at the beginning of the season but the overall record was 9-3. One problem the team had to overcome was getting used to a new style of coaching. Brian Col- lins, the assistant coach of last year's team, replaced Thomas O'Connor as the head coach. The assistant coaches were Wally Lesure and Pete Mancuso. The Co-Captains were Dan Potvin and John Hinkell. Brian Collins piloted the Blue Devils to a second place tie with St. Joseph's of Pittsfield in the Berkshire County League. The team took a second place victory in the annual Christmas Tourna- ment at Monument Mt. and a se- cond place victory in the Western Mass. Tournament. The wrestlers who qualified for the State Finals were Mike Sebastino, Todd Delisle, Dennis Fortini, John Forbes, Tony Rodriguez, and undefeated wrestlers John Hinkell and Dan Potvin. Hinkell finished in second place and he was the only wrestler to represent Berkshire County in the New England Sectionals. All the wrestlers did a super job this year. I 5 .If 5. 'i J X, 6 if K TAKE DOWN Wrestling Drury Opponent 14 Monument Mt. 34 42 St. Joseph 11 59 Mt. Everett 6 66 Mt. Greylock 6 54 Taconic 9 47 Pittsfield 14 11 Monument Mt. 39 30 St. Joseph 32 56 Mt. Everett 4 54 Mt. Greylock 17 57 Taconic 11 31 Pittsfield 26 21 Mt. Anthony 40 Steve Green struggles to take down his opponent. John Forbes talks to Coach Brian 1r ' W. fd Y' -Q I x x 1 ? aaidlfkmf , ff ,- ' -+11-,, Pied. ,I 6 C O 's .16 159' 111. xw? BATTER UP! BASEBALL Baseball APRIL Wednesday, 13 LeeCAJ Saturday, 16 Tournament Hoosac vs. Wahconahfl-IJ Drury vs. Mt. Anthonyfl-IJ Monday, 18 Tournament Loser vs. Loserfl-IJ Winner vs. WinnerfHJ 1 Saturday, 23 PittsfieldCAJ Tuesday, 26 St. Josephfl-IJ Thursday, 28 McCannfAJ Saturday, 30 Taconicfl-IJ MAY Tuesday, 3 Hoosac Valley41Ajr Thursday, 5 Monument Mt.U-IJ Tuesday, 10 Wahconah1IAjb Thursday, 12 Mt.Everett1IAID Saturday, 14 Lee1fHID Tuesday, 17 Pittsfieldtinlll Thursday, 19 Lenoxtl-U Saturday, 21 St.Joseph4IA'l Tuesday, 24 Taconic1IAjb Thursday, 26 Mt.Greylock1IAIb Saturday, 28 Hoosac Valleyd-IJ Tuesday, 31 Wahconah4fHQb N Coach: Thomas McGrath Asst. Coach: Joseph Prenguber Jim Morris slides to safety. The Drury Varsity Baseball Team was a young one but very experienced as their record showed. The team was led by strong hit- ting juniors Jim Morris, Karl Belouin, Wayne Horton and senior Jim Bergeron. Ric Jackson and Kevin Chenail, two of the tri- captains, along with Rich Arneen made up a solid pitching staff. Tri-captain Geoff Haines and freshman Chris Falcon added to the depth of the line up. The head coach Tom McGrath must be given much of the credit for the team's success. During the season, he picked up his 200th career victory as head coach of the team. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Vv.l.,. my ff . ff ' on - .-- V , 5 .. L' - -,-., 1- . ' J 'AA :- :L-up Y.. ., NM..-1, , np .u 01. F 4, . .1 o N X O F Y ' 'V -Q - 'l ' Q. . , H- K' 21 ln au- - - 9' ' ' H 'n.4,5A. K . ,v '- ', S'g - ,- A' ' I X 't'Ji 3 , if f - -'L 4' . ,J 'I-' l' 5 i N' -0 1 is.. 5 5 .OQQ .,.. A, , - V. , y- ',.,- -. 'na 5- . ,, 1 . Q. , , , ...J 4 ' ' . ' . , ..,1., , .,,-9 Q -w gh - xft' I ' ' ' ' -s 0 4 if- 5+ S049 y X b1f'i1 'fA . ,vi Q 1 WX' 6-r-, M, M D fmx N ,rf Q 1 4, v . .3 53,8 3 , 'N9K, V .- Vat ,,,,,..,-.gM'.- aw-A an I-1' ,:- ' 'Q' ,, niffgwvfwwm, fwm ww s ik ,:..- I4 ,E -rfb 1 0-AL '33, l' i - 9 1 rn. 1 fl'f-'IQ-ir: gm: , , A F' X- l 9, nvgaixt vig f 'ith v 'L v -I jf' SAFE AT HOME SOFTBALL The 1983 Drury Softball Team had an encouraging season. Their effort and hard work paid off and as a result they have beaten some of the county's top teams. The team consists of co- captains Sharon Koscinski Cpit- cher, lstj and Tammie Maruco Cshort, centerj. Others returning from last year are Karen Lanoue Coutfieldj, Sue Maroni Qpitcher, shortl and Jen Gould C3rdJ. Newcomers are Michelle Miller, Michell Marceau, Lisa Chesbro, Liz Dubreil, Charlene Lescarbeau, Tracy Christiansen, Marie Steward, Mary Ellen Mattimore and Karen Masse, manager. Although some of the players have suffered injuries, the team spirit still remained high. Everyone worked together to pro- duce a winning season. Softball A P R I L Friday, 15 Mt. Anthonyfl-ID Friday, 22 Mt. Anthony CAI! Monday, 25 McCann CHD Wednesday, 27Hoosac Valley CHD Friday, 29 Mt. Everett CAI! M A Y Monday, 2 Pittsfield KAI! Wednesday, 4 St. Joseph CI-II! Friday, 6 Taconic CI-ID Monday, 9 Monument Mt.1fAIl Wednesday, l1Mt. Greylock HAD Friday, 13 Lee KAI! Monday, 16 Wahconah KAI! Wednesday, 18 Lenox KAI! Thursday, 19Hoosac Valley QIAQP Monday, 23 Pittsfield U-II! Wednesday, 25 Taconic HAD Friday, 27 Mt. Greylock CHIP Tuesday, 31 Wahconah KAI! Coach: John Solari Assistant Coach: David Wall '51-. Coach Solari gives advice to pitcher Sharon Koscinski. VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM QA Q Qdfpg 3' ,V I '1 N xl F ill il pl 1 I , 1 ll 14.19 st f l QL? Q, A 'l 1 .i ll vw.- ,Mf lf' Y Aw ---' V ,,.,4, - , J .g:',,,4l6'1wwk,,, ',,:,. ,544 vvrg A ' , r 1. V, me 5,5 l T ' n ' . W we ' .-.UAW - ' . t Q , , . - ,W,,A , i0e L.l, , . ' 1 1 ' ' 'A A A .,, .,' . K 'LH , ' ' 'J' .1 -f'-Q. , 4 V' q.,,,,,f,'-r Y 'K A' ,I lla- ,ff.1QA l- ,-,- Aly JM 7 ' Ill l l l Pl l l v ww ss x :ll ,T Top. Catcher Tamm1e Maruco tags op- ponent out at home. Bottom left: Maruco awaits Lewitt for the out. Bottom right: Michelle Miller shows her drive and skill. s rf ., . , Millard grves the team a good work out. 4444444-Y--Y--V-444-Y-444444444444444 STARTING PLACES. . Track ON YOUR MARK . BOYS' TRACK The Drury Boys' Track Team started out poorly, but as the season progressed the team im- proved. The team came up with two victories over Wahconah and Monument Mt. The team was led by seniors Jay Meehan 1100 yd. dash 8: pole vaultb, Tom McGrory Chigh jump 8a triple jumpj, Tom Cook Chigh hurdlesj, Bob McMahon C100 yd. dash, 220, 81 long jumpj, Pete Gentile Clow hurdlesj, Andy Car- rier fdiscusj and captain Bill Rowland fmilej. Others who added to the depth of the team were John Velyvis 1880 8: triple jumpj, John Lord ljavelin 8: triple jumpj, and V.J. Comai and Jim Wood Clow hurdlesj. The team was coached by Fran Millard who made the members give their honest effort. A A P R I L Tuesday, 26 Mt. Anthony!!-IJ Friday, 29 Mt. GreylocktfAIb MAY Tuesday, 3 Wahconahtfl-ID Friday, 6 Monument Mt.1fHIl Tuesday, 10 Taconiclfl-ID Friday, 13 Pittsfield11A'b Tuesday, 17 Hoosac ValleyfAQb Saturday, 21 Individualsl, ' 1-1,1 Saturday, 28Western Mass.CBoysjP Monday, 30Western Mass.CGirls'l A Coach: Patricia Sacco Coach: Francis Millard 5 1 TY i i ' pai x , 0 f' 11 B 37 .D l ll f . ,x . , Z-.,, it 5-J x X - ,s w., D:- K. at R l' M' 'ff' , R 0 . ., .1 il ' . ..-.--vfttxxtt. A--A V' 1 X lim lrxxz'.l1:t Blk:i'VJ?lST ' ff' '- s '7 x 1, 86 1 1xx:lA.k,3:l!ul?',139 tlttsttbxgt H 'A f-3'5 :V V W-ililzxui-fl52zxu'x1xfl'1:5B5d3!su5l3 ' . ' ..ff t'N.9t'-111 2fils'i1B-'V t S . --- , .,--g':y.1x,'1f,'1Ulg 'lg 'bg ll p , ' .N fll'l!5Q4xhcxXt,AXn'l 'Tx Q ,rf-2 ,f . 1 1 'fl 'ill txlhhh 'N thx lx! -A . 1 1 ' isrr..'.t.'.-tw'vt it . .. .5 Nigga, - . 4,1i,xtf'sM!!yt1 QNX!!! . f ri'-FN ' 'W h 1 1 A X' .si t5xAllMsx.5t3l5Bm,l1. - . ...f - eel! .Hit te. ffm Y--Y-444-Y-444-V-44444444444-Y-4444444444 GET SET. GU! GIRLS' TRACK The success of the Drury Girls' Track Team can bee attributed to first year coach Patty Sacco. Her knowledge of the sport and her concern for all the girls combin- ed to be the epitome of an all- around good coach. The team's success was obtain- ed by the hard-working veterans and the talented newcomers who combined to form a formidable threat to all their opponents. Tri-captain Marie-France Pa- quin and freshman Michelle Melillo caused many opponents grief in the 100-yard dash. Sue Spoffard, a three year veteran, could not be caught in the 220 and tri-captain Diane Rondeau re- mained unbeaten in the 440. Lisa Gagliano, Kristen Velyvis, and Kim Bolshaw lined up on the Drury side to put pressure on their foes in the 880. Tri-captain Jody Bolshaw and two year veteran Jill Morin combined to be a for- midable duo in the mile and Eun Yon Chung took hard-earned points in the two mile. Sophomore Bonnie Eichorn and junior Nan- cy Breda earned points in the hurdles. Diane Rondeau, Sue Cahoon and Nancy Breda soared over the bar to win the high jump. One of Drury's most important assets has quickly become the field events. Kristen Velyvis set a new school record at 91 feet in the discus. The Girls' Track Team is no longer taken lightly by their op- ponents, but instead it has become a serious threat in the division. Top: Boys' Track Team. Middle: Girls' Track Team. Bottom: Coach Pat Sacco chats with captains Jody Bolshaw, Marie- France Paquin and Diane Rondeau. on Coach Craig Murch discusses plans with veterans Brenda Uchman, Chris Bressette and Jennifer Girard. ' ' VA' ',. 'Ji TENNIS ANYONE? Tennis A P R I L Tuesday, 12 WahconahCAjh Wednesday, 13 Mt. Anthonytfl-I Thursday, 14 PittsfieldfA Tuesday, 19 Hoosac Valleytfl-I Thursday, 21 LeefA Tuesday, 26 Taconictfl-I Thursday, 28 Mt. Greylocktfl-I MAY Monday, 2 Monument Mt.4fA Wednesday, 4 Wahconahlfl-I Friday, 6 Pittsfeildtfl-I Tuesday, 10 Hoosac Valley4fA Thursday, 12 Leelfl-I Monday, 16 Mt.Anthony11A Tuesday, 17 Taconic11A Thursday, 19 Mt.Greylock1'A Tuesday, 24 Monument Mt.4,A K Y Coach: Craig Murch TENNIS Under the direction of Craig Murch, the Drury Tennis Team had a better season than the previous one. The strengths on the team were first singles, Al Romano, second and third singles, Tom and Matt McCarthy, and Chris Bressette and Carroll Matrango playing doubles. The other returning players and the beginners gave the rest of the team moral support at the mat- ches. Everyone received a chance to play at least once. This year's team was one of the largest and there was much en- thusiasm among those 27 members. With so many talented underclassmen, next year's team should be a success. TENNIS TEAM 1 It VI' 4+ Ulh 1 l l i I if ,, was 'A N' Ill 9-. 1 , 4 - I Qffl? f' f flag. ' 1 A HOLE IN ONE GOLF The Drury Golfers began rebuilding their team this year in hopes of improving their ratings in the county standings. Although, the team is still fairly young with only two seniors, Paul Allard, a four year veteran, and newcomer Pete Esposito, the team shows promise with five underclassmen veterans and six newcomers. This year's squad had more depth than in recent years with juniors Shawn Serre and Chris Ouellete. Sophmores Jerry Plock and Rocky Rosa, should be con- sistant point takers . With so many underclassmen the Drury Golfers should be able to look for- ward to many future successful seasons. Golf APRIL Friday, 22 Taconictl-Ijr Tuesday, 26WahconahfAt Pitts .jr Pittsfield Friday, 29 Momument Mt.U-II! MAY Monday, 2 Hoosac Valleytfl-II! Friday, 6 Mt. Greylockfl-Il Tuesday, 10 Mt. Greylock1fAfb Wednesday, ll Mt. Anthony1IAjb w Friday, 13 Pittsfieldtl-ID Monday, 16 Lenox1IAID Thursday, 19 Mt. Anthonytfl-ID Friday, 20 Wahconahtfl-ID Monday, 23 Monument Mt.1fAjr Thursday, 26 St. Joseph4IAID Friday, 27 Leetfl-IJ JUNE Wednesday, 1 Taconic1fAIb Coach: George Petropulos GOLF TEAM if .M A A Q Q A UIIF' Y g Q Pete Esposito gets in the swing of things QEJIIEJIVQI!IEIHEJIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIlIEIIE'J!IHJfE-'1ilEllEl'lElllEllfE'JlI5-'JUEIIIEIIEIIEIDIU!IE'JiIEl IIE1lIEllElllEllIElIIEHIEiIR91IEJIHlIElllElllElIIEJIlHllEillE1lIE'JllEllIE1 I T 5 Q E SPCRTS CANDIDS gf-.wwf ' ' ' 2 ' nf SPARTAN H Q, ' f-QUNTRY ' 2--fa mf JFS' jx v S . -, -V 5.-..,,2',.4:.4,g:: A3 ,-3 .V , ,E 4 E M E ' 4 4 Q f , E As- 7 ln. o oN,,,.,'.... ' 5w:wwwrmurwafwnmlnfwnwummm1rwuwumlwnmzrmnmumnmluwur-murallfavufalumamuwlrwnmfzfdoraiwlralnfalnmumlumllfwnmlmlvmlmnrelnrwumlcQ 'IH -70? ,, HT , ,,, aaD ,L ' VLH z 5 v 1 1 iiljd 1: -I L ' '14 1 . 1. ff? 1 'X Q x ,x- X' 101 Senior Class officers,l. to r.,top row, Sara Petropulos, Girls Vice President, Geoff Haines, President, Ric Jackson. Boys Vice President, bottom row, Kristin Mills, Secretary, Wendy Lin- coln, Treasurer gggfggj , V 1 , 5: .A -45. 1.23 We've finally made it! Here it is June, 1983, time to leave behind our lives as high school students and head out into the REAL WORLD! Over the past four years many changes have occurred. We have all had our ups and downs, and we have all shared a great deal. Remember that September day when we first appeared on Drury's doorstep? We were proud of what we had been but just as frighten- ed of what was ahead. We asked ourselves Will we ever be upperclassmen? It was not long before we were. Could it be over so soon? Those four years filled with dances, pep rallies, crazy days, and sporting events passed so quickly. But it was not just any four years in high school - our class made them special years. During this past year we had a winning football team that went all the way to the Superbowl. Our school showed more spirit than it had in years. And we cannot overlook the success of our other teams, the fighting Blue and White. But did our enthusiasm end there? No! The Freshmen Recep- tion, for the first time, actually made a profit and was a huge suc- cess. Our Homecoming Week went exceptionally well with everyone participating in hat sock day, hush day, and crazy day. Now that it is time to go our seperaate ways we will all take a part of Drury High School with us. We all have our memories, the good times and the bad, but most important they are things that we have shared. Continued luck and success is wished to the entire class of 1983. Use your special abilities and make your mark on the world, just as you have made your mark on Drury. an l h 5 r V I ! 'YNNN w Y 1 , -.....-val 9 A .W V r , , 1.-5, . 1 , Jia: X - ' H ' Vp. 'VHQE MP . W . I ,H ,- f f A my A v Wg., Za, x'5-wr' X -n L I N Q ,.xzJx-1, ' , do 5 if 'MA a M- , x Q .qw- ' L i 5 K ,,,,i ga, Q .,. .sv - 1326! 4 Ai, Q V x Q tg. G vi' ff X 2 R 4- I iw 19 Q' U T ,I k M T D 'wg x is S v 2 X A vifax F A .gr .. if E 5 Q-. 4' . -, S :-0, A iw J i B H 1 '-X v Sf 5 if Y AEFZX if ,, Y I. 3 's-2 NN-.,, if .QP .gu-L0 t l if Q, is ,, Asif? ,gui L.. .,'. ,N A' ZR...- Q Q if P g, E fl we-Q1 nu..- Us 'Qu' ha 45451 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '83 Gallup-Dickey Insurance Agengy Inc. Peggy Parker, Inc. Sally Be1ding's School of Dance Florence and Leo Andreatta Kay and Gene Scerbo Rose Ghidotti Mary Ann and AU'red Caproni Edward J. Macksey and family Nancy and Bob Andreatta Carolyn and Ron Sacco Jack's Army and Navy Store Lx K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K itiiitt ii' r 4 I F L M I I G .-a-L.,-,!-- fi' ,,. T3 -1 71 jiigl, 5 -KN , I w. ,A .--x-. V K 1 Q -N mf' -'il 'S-FX, a Q Tr . '11 I If Q-M' Y. 'UN 'ff N 1 Ng, X L, '-1. 4,5-H nn. Junior Year! Finally, after two years of being underclassmen, we had achieved the status of being upperclassmen. But along with the priviledges we were given, came what would be our hardest academic year. Algebra II, for most, was enough to keep us challenged, and for those students who entered calculus and trigonometry, it was an even more difficult year. We then had to cope with the formidible SAT's. We can still remember the feelings churning inside when we entered Drury Senior High that morning. As Juniors, we were also l. to r. Doreen Unis, Treasurer, Marc Lanoue, Secretary, Jennifer Curran, Vice-Prcsidentg seated, Chris Vivori, President responsible for putting on the Junior-Senior Prom. This year it was held at the North Adams State College. The band Roxx per- formed and once again did a great job. This year our Junior and Senior classes were very close and it was very hard to say goodbye to the Seniors knowing so many would be entering college and leaving in the fall. We wish them the best of luck. Now it is our turn to become the Seniors in 1983-1984 and we are going to make it the best year ever! Y ffffflll ,1 ' ' ,r ' Q yfia O .Alvarez T.Anagnos L .Assante H.Bandar S.Belisle V.Babeu K.Belouin C .Beverly A.Blanquart L.Blasi K.Blondin S.Bohl M.Boland H.Bolognani T.Bolognani K.Bolshaw M.Bossana N.Bouffard D.Boulger D.Bouvier I-I.Buckingham J. Burdick C.Candiloro M.Cellana K.Chenail B.Ciempa V.J .Comai T.Conroy I-I.Cookis J .Cullen J .Curran C .Cutler P.Cutler B.Cutting D.Davis J .Deeley M.Delisle T.Delisle D . DeMarsico A.DeSanty L.Dickey M .Domenichini B.Dugal A.Dupre P.Durocher J .Falco D.Famiano F.Fol1et Ri.Fortini Ru.Fortini T.Franceschetti De.Franzoni Di.Franzoni K.Gaspardi A.Gaudreau K.Goodell M.Goodell R.GouId B.Griffen M.Guest 102 I if T.. . nf' . , , A N ' .1 4-up 4 ,I IQ' 1 1 J L.Guyette D.Haley L.Harpin R.Harrington W.Horton C.I-Ioughton S.James L .LaMarre M.Lamarre T.Lampron M .Lane C.Langer M.Lanoue J .Lincoln S.Lincoln T.Lincoln K.Long J .Lord D.Louison C.Lyman M.Marceau J .Maroni S .Maroni P.McAllister P.McCarron T.McCarthy J.Michalenko M .Miller R.Morgan J .Morris M.Morrissey T .Newton K.Noel C .Ouellette B.Pa1'khurst L.Phi11ips D.Piaggi A.Putnam M.Quinn K.Rennel1 B.Robare S .Romano J .Roy M .Sage P.Saltamartini J .Sartori B.Scanlon M.Sebastino C .Senay S.Serre J .Shepard S.Smith G.Smosky M.Spencer M . Spencer S.Spof ford C.Sprague M.Sumner S.Supemeau J .Taft IA .- an if ' Lf.f L.Taylor M.'I'orchia S .Terry L.Trottier D.Unis J .Velyvis D.Waltermire J .Weyers M.Whitney M .Williams M.Williams J .Wood A.Daub F.Mossolani M.Simard IEUIIGJIIEIIEIIIWIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEFIIEIIIHIWIIEIIIEIIIE'IIEIIIEIIIEHIEVlfEl IlElIlEl lElIfEllfElllElllElIIEHIEIIEIIIU Best wzshes for the future Iluscrated memory banks P.0. Box 289 W ll mstown, MA 01267 a Penn EenTraVf1nit l. to r. Brenda Uchman, Secretary, Heather Putnam, Vice-President, Julie Racette, Treasurer, seated, Amal Maher, President. The Sophomore class, the Class of 1985, is a class that has great spirit and tremendous pep. They are a class that is proud of their school, faculty, and students. In sports, pep rallies, assemblies, and special events that occur during the year, the Class of 85 is always there to cheer and to support the Devils on toward victory and s u c c e s s . An event that occurred during the school year was the ordering of class rings on December 8,l982. Students were excited to think that they would have their rings by February. This special event helped to unify the class. This unique symbol, a special design for the Class of 85, helps to set this class apart from those before it and those to come. As time has past, the end of sophomore year marks the mid- point of high school years. This class will have many memories as they move on to become Juniors, and finally Seniors. Mig ' AEN , . 'J C, I. ul M1 X. +R , - 1 ' v' - Anllvn tk! 4,531 . if R.Ameen H .Anderson L.Babcock N.Beaudry S .Beebe D.Belanger K.Benedetti K.Bentley B.Billings B.Blake S .Boisvert D.Bordeau C.Boucher M.Bourdon L.Bourell M .Burdick S.Burdick M.Bush T.Caffrey K.Cahill L.Cain B.Cardillo J .Carlisle C.Cary C .Cellana K.Cha.mpagny T.Christiansen E.Chung D.Ciempa J .Clark L . Corsi M.Coyne S.Croft L.Currant T.Daniels T.Daugherty K.Daub G.Davis D.Demers M .DeRosier L.DeSanty J .DeShane D. Diaz Shan.Dickson Shar.Dickson P.Dilego J .Dittrich M.Dobbert R.Dobbert M.Dopp L.Dubriuil E . Duquette G.Eastman B.Eichorn T.English C .Eurbin L.Ferrara M.Filiault B.Finney L,Fisher 108 g Iliff if ,gk QS ,fi S , rf xj . X 4 3f!m:.'- , I ,- ' . I .1 ' I .. ',,r I .4 'lx !.,J PN X.. I 4- 2 . .ffffmb IY' ey L .Fortin J .Foster B.Gajda J .Garvie L.Garvie A.Gigliotti C.Gilly T.Gloster A.Goodell J .Gould T.Gould T.Guerton L.Guest K.Guetti S.Hamilton J .Haskins L.Harrington M.Haun D.Hescock W .James G.J epson C.J ones M.Keleher J .Kennedy E.King T.King R Klme P Kuplec M LaFla.mme L LaFrance A.Lampiasi S.LaMere T.Lefebvre C.Lescarbeau C.Lescarbeau K.Lescarbeau J .Little D.Lowell Je. Lussier J u.Lussier A.Maher T.Mancuso S.Mangeim D.Marran J .Martin S.Mastroianni M.McCarthy T.McConnell J .McDonough A.McGovern L. Mcshane J .Melito C.Meyers K. Miller E.Mills C .Molloy P.Moran M.Morandi J .Morin T.Morin 110 S .Moser J .Mountz C.Murphy T.Neal K.Osbome J .Owensby S.Parsons J .Patenaude N.Perras G.Pilling S.Pilling J .Plock E.Poette L.Potvin H.Poulen C .Puccio M.Quinn J .Racette L.Ralston J .Richards C.Rondeau L.Scaia S.Scanlon T.Schnopp D.Seymour J .Shea B.Shohen C.Snow B.Spooner K.Stever D.Supemeau J .Swift P.Taft K.Tassone C.Tatro E.Thomas D.Twombley B.Uchman A.Val1ieres B.Vareschi R.Wallace B.Walsh T.Walsh L.White B.Winters L.Wright M. Yip M . Belanger L.Brothers C.Bushika R.Cote M.Landry J .Maselli S .Reardon fm fi' fff , X ,. U. I- :vig 15,43 I :WPI WIIEIIIEIIVQIIIEIIIUIIEIIEJIIEIllEllfEllfEllIE'JIIEllIElIIElIMlfEllIElllElHi SUPHUMURBS ME SPECIAL THANKS TO Barbara and Ron Franzoni H.A. George ci Sons Fuel Co. Whitney 's Beverage Shop cfc The Liquor Mart Body Works Figure Salon Diane Marran Mrs. Margaret Lessig Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O. Leavitt New Image Salon Mohawk Ski di Sports Lilly 's Z Q L f-eff his ' 539 A '4.. xifui Til M T A E 2.1, it 5332? 5 Qe- 1 . J tu 1 My V Q rw is fx Q Q ag gif Q B' ,, 1 L ff , A fi j '!f.,f gf' 'ggg fiLEb LMI! Til U X ,if E A X ' for Q 1 EIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEHIENIEFIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEJIIEFIIUIIEIIIEHIEIIFEIIIEIIEIIIEIIrE1lff!'llEllIElIIEllIElIUIIEI H l. to r. Kristen Velyvis, President, Laura Leavitt, Vice-President, Mimi Tworig, Secretary, and Maria Stewart, Treasurer. When first coming up to a new school, the freshmen have many fears and hopes. Along with them is the hope of mak- ing new friends and the fear of the seniors. After settling in, though, their fears wash away and their hopes become reality. The Freshmen Reception dance was a help in adapting freshmen to the new environ- ment and showed them that they were welcome. By now the freshmen are settled down and adjusted. Their new friends, as well as the old, have helped them ad- just and they are now part of the school. M Eg ta r ' J! ' E l ll f gtg T 7 . ei: 5 4 ' S1 .f i T ZEQQH .9 .. 4 are ,, 0 f 5i:g,f ,fcff-M 4' 7 T Uggv , p fjg-Eg 1Q,,r.::11ii.:...a:.2:2l5p 1 -J f 'X sm A ' ,la fl? X, ,. I' . D .Anagnos M.Anello R.Annis B.Aubin L .Axt L.Battory R.Bombach B.Belisle La. Benoit Le. Benoit E . Binghan D.Blair R.Blake R.Blay S.Blondin B.Bohl T.Boillat M.Boland T. Bolte F.Bond T.Boucher B.Bourdon J .Briggs J. Brown T.Bukowski T.Burdick B.Burke Ma.Bushika Me. Bushika V.Cantone P.Carmichael A.Casuscelli J .Chalfonte B.Cha1ifoux T. Charron A.Cheesbro J .Chipchase T.Cla.rk M .Clifford J .Comai M.Connors C .Corbosiero B.Cramer T.CuI1en P.Dami D.Dar1ing C.Dean J .Dean B.Delisle C.Delisle J .Delisle M . Delisle C.DeSanty M .Devanney D.Diefendorf D . Dubie D . Duquette C.Falcon L . Fitzpatrick D.Floriani jf -6 any '-fi Mifii-1 114 J all si A32 xi fi? M 4 . X , 1 . .Q r J X vit- ! hz, Amis -- ,, flxlfaqf , 'I K ,BX . ff ,. X. x 5 '! 5541, I X ,r 11312 Q Q ,M -3144, V Ig ,J -' 'sXii1.1f I M.Foley E.Forbush T.Fortin R.Fortini M.Gaffey C.Gajda J .Gagnon R.Gal1i A.Gancarz A.Gardner T.Gardner S.Gaudette M .Gaule V.Gillooly K.Girard L.Girard D.Goddard K.Goddard W.Godek B.Gomeau R.Grandchamp P.Greenlaw M .Hamilton A . Harrington C .Harris J .Harris J .Haskins A.Hodgdon J .Howe F.Huttle A.Janes L.Jimmo R.Jones K.Jordon H.Juby M.Keleher S.King B.Kinsey B.Kirk R.Koscinski J . Kove K.Lafontaine C . Lamarre M . Lamkore R. Lanoue E.Lavigne T . Lavigne M.Lawrence L.Leavitt J .Lefebvre C .Lefebvre J .Lescarbeau M . Lescarbcau K.Lillie J .Lora Me.Lussier Mi.Lussier R.Lussier R.Manuel T.Maroni 118 X ,F I i lir 1- I fs if i 25 I 1 he gif F.Martin D.Matrigali M.Mattimore M.McGinnis P .McGovem C .Mellin S.Michalenko M.Milazzo L.Millette D.Morandi K.Morin T.Morocco C.Morris C.Mossaloni M .Myers B .Neville D.O'Neil D.Owensby J .Peltier J .Phaneuf E .Phillips D.Piaggi M.Pierce T.Plankey T.Poette A.Potvin J .Pytcko D .Quirk M.Renaud D.Richard L.Robinson V.Rondeau A.Sarkis R.Sartori M.Sa.rtori C.Schmidt D.Shaker S.Sheldon A.Shurtlef f M.Solari M.Stewa.rd D.Stokes S.Sumner Sha.Tatro She.Tatro S.Taylor B.Testasecca K.Tetreault K.Tisdale K.Trombley M .Tworig D.Valotta W.Varno K.Velyvis M .Walden K.Waltermire R.Wood H.Wong G.Witherall I J ai in . gll4l1t'-krzb.- ff: D115 QI I jg llll 1. nu . ad - i 3 K ii V tr 9 b fy 'I . n, V f A,-r' Y 1 UIIEJIIEJIIUIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEPIIHIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEUIIEUIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEJIIEJIIEJIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEHIHIIEIIEIIF E E E Q E Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kirby John Edward LeClair Jen and Don Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ferris Mrs. William Fix Katie Duverney Doris Andreatta Darcy Lapier Cathy Duverney Barbara Tassone Doris Boschetti Turk Salb' Lapine Mr. and Mrs. R. Michael Haines Mr. and Mrs. Elden Botkin Mrs. Marie Haines Mr. and Mrs, 'LWlliam Vareski Mr. and Mrs. Stephan Smachetti Mr. and Mrs. Norman Towler Randy and Linda Kemp Brian and Rose September 5, 1981 Best wishes Julie Sacco - Janet Good luck Julie - J 62 S Finnegan Angel - Didn 't mean 2 do it - Devil Loren dl Kristen - forever 'Keep the Fire Burning Donna and John Herzig Laura and Leonard Roy Joseph Lyons THANKS TO Mr. and Mrs. John Gould Laura Leavitt Kristen Velyvis Maureen K eleher Louis and Shirley Lescarbeau E ngelbert Humperdink Kim and Irene Berry David and Susan Spooner Arthur and Lydia Spooner Good luck Seniors! The Raymond Piaggi Family The Joseph Domenichini Family Good luck to the Class of '83 Maryann Scace Mr. and Mrs. John E. Daub Dick Jolin Tony, Marilyn, Marc, Matthew Gattuso Tara and Chris Lefave Amy and Angela Duda Michelle and Melissa Moon Mr. and Mrs. Fred ChaUonte and family Anonymous Craig Ferris Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Fulginiti Kim and Kelly Taft David and Nathan Cariddi Julie and Jamie Chandler Mr. and Mrs. John Dougherty Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carson The Contozls Family Diane Petri Mr. Thomas Curran Mrs. Anne M. Mastroianni Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taff Miss Pat Sacco Mrs. Rose Guettler Ms. Dorothy G. Thompson Center Sports The Upstairs Consignment Shop Mrs. Ruth Otico Mrs. Jeanette Lesage Mrs. Nancy Mancuso Mrs. Sharon Wondoloski Mrs. Sherabfn Gregory Mr. Armand Perreault Mr. Robert J. Dean Mr. Donald Pecor Mr. Dick Falcon Kate Merrigan Cindy Mroz Elaine M. Lebert Mr. John Richards Mrs. Lorane Whitcomb Mr. Harrington Roger F. Cirone Ronald S. Smachetti William C. Prevey Sharon Belisle Diane 'Bon Bouvier Congrats, Jamie, Karen! Luv Deb Good luck girls basketball seniors -Jane, Sue, Dondo, Sara, Tam!! E E E E.- E E E E E E EQ L-. E E 'E E E E- E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E A E IE!IIE!IIE'IIE!IIUIIEUIIEUIIUIIEIIIEJIMIEUIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIVEIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEJIIEIIIEJIIEHIEIIIEJllEl!lElIlEllIElIlElIlUlIElllEllIElIIElIlE'JllE1lfE'JlHlIEllIEllIElIlENE SENIOR DIRECTORY Issy-Bo 105 Ashton Avenue North Adams, MA 663-6136 JANINE A. ALIZIO Clkanii 47 Taft Street North Adams, MA 663-6104 PAUL M. ALLARD '-Pidgem' 273 River Street North Adams, MA 663-6773 Football l,2,3,4, Hockey l,2,3,4 tco-capt.Jg Golf l,2,3,4, Nu Sigma 3 G-Ionor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 4 MARTIN ALVAREZ if 332 West Main Street North Adams, MA 663-8398 Soccer 15 Hockey tmgr.J l,2,3,4 ANN MARIE ANDREATTA uAnnn 112 Francis Street North Adams, MA 663-8834 Soccer lg J.V. Basketball 1,2g Homeroom Representative 4, Pep Club 4 DEBRA MARIE AUBIN 6 louabeii Mill Road Box 710 Stamford, VT 694-1309 Emsemble 3,4, Choir 3,4, Chorale l,2,4g Musicals 2,33 Pep Club 4, Prom Committee 33 Junior Class Treasurer 33 Drama Club 2,3 FRANCIS P. BABEU IlBab7sll 211 Church Street North Adams, MA 663-6414 Soccer 2,3,4g Wrestling 2,3,4 SCOTT A. BARBEAU 34 Murray Avenue North Adams, MA 664-9837 Ski Club 1,2 MARISSA MARIE BARSCHDORF 911 South Church Street North Adams, MA 663-5672 usanyn RD No. 1 School Street Clarksburg, MA 662-2402 SHEILA ANN BELISLE Mouse Mill Road Stamford, VT 694-1470 KATRINA CHRISTINE BELOUIN Ilxatii 10 Clayton Avenue Stamford, VT 694-1605 Ski Club 4, Tennis 1,23 Pep Club 4, Prom Committee 3 JACQUELINE TERESA BENONI Jack 345 Walnut Street North Adams, MA 663-3263 JAMES P. BERGERON K 79 20 I-Iermon Avenue North Adams, MA 663-9038 Football l,2,3,4, Basketball lg Baseball 1,2,3,4g GINA ELIZABETH BERRY Poirot Road Florida, MA 663-8018 JANINE M. BETOURNEY I ii 12 Beech Street North Adams, MA 663-5429 Pep Club 2,3,43 Student Council 3,4, Homeroom Representative l,2,3, Ring Com- mittee 2g Nu Sigma 3 CI-Ionor Society and tripl Pro Merito 4 KEVIN L. BOLAND 6lBeeps!! 149 Chantilly Avenue North Adams, MA 663-9913 Soccer l,2,3,4 tco-capt.jg Hockey 1,2,4 lco- capt.j, Homeroom Representative lg Freshman Reception 4 JUDY TERESA BOLOGNANI P.O. Box 158 Readsboro, VT 423-5432 Nu Sigma 3 G-Ionor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 4 99 Franklin Street North Adams, MA 663-9073 Nu Sigma 3 fTripJg Track l,2,3,4 tco-capt.Jg Ring Committee 2, Homeroom Representative l,2,3,4 CONSTANCE K. BOND Connie 1111 South State Street North Adams, MA 663-9313 Softball 2 tmangjg Yearbook 4, Homeroom Representative lg Student Council 1,2,3 CV.P.1 4 CPres.Jg Ring Committe 23 Freshman Recep- tion 4g Vice-President Sophomore Class 23 Vice- President Junior Class 35 Nu Sigma 3 tl-Ionor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 4 STEVEN J. BOUCHER 831 Mass Avenue North Adams, MA 663-6015 CHERYL ANN BOUFFARD 1 mwoodyi 1 414 Barbour Street North Adams, MA 663-5308 Chorale 3,4, Musicals 3,4 ROBERT J . BOULGER HB0bH 72 Horrigan Road Clarksburg, MA 664-4197 Cross Country 1, Wrestling l,2,3,4 BECKIE J. BOURDON ilkckil 156 Harding Avenue North Adams, MA 663-3986 DOREEN RACHAEL BRAZEAU 24 Frederick Street North Adams, MA 663-7650 Homeroom Representative 1,25 Ring Commit- tee 2 CHRISTOPHER A. BRESSETTE 120 Chantilly Avenue North Adams, MA 664-9332 Soccer 2,3,4g Ski Club 1,2,4g Tennis 3,4, Nu Sigma 3 tHonor Society and tripll Pro Merito 4 JODY G. BRIEN ll Leonard Street North Adams , MA 663-7970 TERANCE BROWN ' 'Browner 8 Brook Terrace North Adams, MA 664-6707 RICHARD A. BURDICK 65Rich9! 33 Rich Street North Adams, MA 663-5224 Hockey 4 SUSAN M. CAHOON ' 'Cooner 473 North Eagle Street Clarksburg, MA 664-6580 Basketball l,2,3,4 JESSE RAY CAMACHO 144 Crest Street North Adams, MA CORRINA M. CANCRO Cilnai! 287 Houghton Street North Adams, MA 663-9235 LINDA MARIE CANTONI I ll 112 Barbour Street North Adams, MA 663-8992 Flag Team 2,3,4, Choir 4, Chorale 3,4, Musicals 3,4 KELLY M. CARDIMINO 173 East Quincy Street North Adams, MA 664-9563 Flag Team 2,3,4 LINDA MARIE CARDINAL 146 Walker Street North Adams, MA 663-8510 ANDREW P. CARRIER ' 'Aircraft River Road Monroe Bridge, MA 424-5482 Cross Country 3 fco-capt.J, Basketball 1,2,4g Track 3,43 Homeroom Representative 2 SANDRA JEAN CHENAIL Little Shaboug 1591 Mass Avenue North Adams, MA 663-8369 Ski Club 1,25 Pep Club 43 Homeroom Representative 2,4 THOMAS M. CHRISTIANSEN I 7 1 82 East Avenue Morth Adams, MA 663-7880 Basketball 1,2,3g Track 33 Musicals 3,4, Boys State 33 Nu Sigma 3 CI-lonor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 4 MATHEW PAUL COMAI 6 H 300 River Street Readsboro, VT 423-7775 Soccer l,2,3,4 fco-capt.Jg Baseball 2,33 Homeroom Representative 45 Freshman Reception 4 THOMAS F. COOK 6CT0m!! 342 Eagle Street North Adams, MA 663-3588 Football 4, Basketball lg Wrestling 2,33 Track 2,3,4, Musicals 3, Homeroom Representative l,2,3 MELISSA JEAN COOPER Missie 45 East Quincy Street North Adams, MA 663-5219 Flag Team l,2,3,4 Ceo-capt,Jg Choir 1,2, Musicals 1,2 MICHELLE M. CORNWELL 8 Yi 128 Cliff Street North Adams, MA 663-7027 . JOHN A. COTE Stoney Brook Drive Clarksburg, MA 663-3004 Nu Sigma 3 CI-Ionor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 4g Ski Club 1,2,4g Homeroom Representative 43 Yearbook 4 CPhotographerJ ELIZABETH ANN CUMMINGS Annie 182 East Main Street North Adams, MA 664-6578 Flag Team l,2,3,4, Ensemble 35 Choir 2,3 Chorale l,3,4g Musicals l,2,3,4 ERICA DAWN DAMI I CRicky7l 17 Frederick Street North Adams, MA 663-7064 Homeroom Representative 1 JUNE PRISCILLA DANIELS June 79 West Main Street North Adams, MA 663-3710 FELICIA ANNE DEANE ClFlea!! 25 East Quincy Street North Adams, MA 663-6739 Band 1,2,3,4g Musicals 2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2 Prom Committee 39 ISOB 4 JEFF DEGRENIER 49 Canedy Lane North Adams, MA 663-3264 Hockey l,2,3 Ceo-capt.J CARIN DELISLE 35 George Avenue North Adams, MA 663-3625 Band l,2,3,4, Stage Band l,2,3,4, Musicals 1 Homeroom Representative 1, Prom Commit tee 35 Nu Sigma 3 CI-Ionor Society and tripj Pro Merito 4 JILL RENEE DEMARSICO J.D. 571 West Main Street North Adams, MA 664-9797 Homeroom Representative 3 Z ..' 4- , WQQ. A - A ' 1, -V Qld' Q . :argl ,3'figQ1,,1 ' - 1 '12 -P' . 5' , fi. av T, 3 'L 5 in 3 -6,15 1 Q v- . f 3 I M K wil' DANIEL J. DOUGHERTY Dorts 122 Notch Road North Adams, MA 663-9651 KELLY ANN DOWLING I lKel!Y 279 Franklin Street North Adams, MA 664-6187 Basketball 23 Pep Club 43 1-lomeroom Representative 43 Freshman Reception 4 JOHN EDWARD DUPRAS C CDUPCDI Main Road Stamford , VT 694-1618 Track 43 Wrestling 2,3,43 Nu Sigma 3 CI-lonor Society and tripli Pro Merito 4 LORI M . EASTMAN 369 Walnut Street North Adams, MA 663-3686 Yearbook 4 CFaculty editorJ3 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Homeroom Representative 23 Prom Commit- tee 33 Freshman Reception 4 KIM MARIE EICHORN Stoney Brook Road Clarksburg, MA 663-9713 Basketball 1,2,33 Pep Club 43 Homeroom Representative 43 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 43 Track 4 GRETCHEN A. EIGENBROD Gretch 60 East Quincy Street North Adams, MA 'S PETER W. ESPOSITO Pesco 137 Marion Avenue North Adams, MA 663-3434 Hockey 1,2,3,43 Tennis 1,2,33 Golf 4 fcapt.J3 Band l,2,3,43 CV.Pres., Drum MajorJ3 Stage Band 2,3,43 Musicals 33 Yearbook 43 Nu Sigma 3 CTripJ JOHN ANTHONY EURBIN uchippyn 274 Protection Avenue North Adams, MA 664-4315 YVETTE MARIE FALCO livetii 57 Murray Avenue North Adams, MA 663-8733 Pep Club l,2,3,4 MAUREEN L. FIELD -Mimi 55 North Light Avenue North Adams, MA 663-8310 Peer Counseling 43 Cheerleader J.V., 2, Var- sity, 3,4 tco-capt.J3 Yearbook 4 CFaculty editorJ3 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Student Council 43 Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 43 Girls State Delegate 33 Student Advisory Council 33 Nu Sigma 3 C1-lonor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 4 MICHAEL A. FIERRO Illkeii Box 911 Stamford, VT NICHOLAS T. FLYNN Psycho 67 Summit Avenue North Adams, MA 662-3840 Football 1,2,3,4 MARIANNE FOLINO UMag H 69 Harris Street North Adams, MA 663-6203 Cheerleader J .V., 2, Varsity 33 Newspaper 4g Yearbook 33 Pep Club l,2,3,4Q Student Council l,3,43 Homeroom Representative 33 Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 4 JOHN SCOTT FORBES East Road Stamford , VT 694- 1 27 l Wrestling 43 Track 4 KIMBERLY ELLEN FOSTER Kim Bakou 1129 Mass Avenue North Adams, MA 664-9725 Track 43 Softball 1,23 Band 1,2,3,4 QPub1icity Of1icerJ3 Chorale 4 fPia.noJ3 Prom Committee 33 Nu Sigma fl-Ionor Society and tripJ3 Pro Merito 4 MICHAEL A. GAJDA Mike 64 Meadow Street North Adams, MA 663-3670 Cross Country 33 Band 1,2,43 Stage Band 2,4 LISA ANN GAGLIANO 51 Birchwood Terrace North Adams, MA 663-3867 Track 43 Softball 1,2,3 WADE J. GALLI llweed ii 26 Yale Street North Adams, MA 663-8684 Football 23 Wrestling 2 SCOTT GAMBALL 58 Notch Road North Adams, MA 664-6459 LISA DIANE GARDNER R.D. No. 1 Box 655 Stamford, VT 694-1208 Ensemble 33 Choir 2,32 Chorale l,2,3,4Q Stage Crew 1,2,3,43 Ring Committee 23 Prom Com- mittee 3 . ,l i ROBERT GARNER EDWARD M. GOMEAU JOHN PAUL HINKELL 95 Barbour Street North Adams, MA PETER MICHAEL GENTILE C 71 1100 Mohawk Trail North Adams, MA 663-8767 Soccer I,2,3,4Q Track 2,3,4 BRUCE ALAN GEORGE MA-lan!! 148 Mohawk Forest Blvd. North Adams, MA 664-6380 Football 3,4 TONDRA A. GIBEAU llT0nn 73 955 Mass Avenue North Adams, MA 663-9094 AUDREY JANE GIBSON liAud9D 581 State Road North Adams, MA 663-9019 Ensemble 43 Choir 43 Chorale 2,3,4 QSCCICIHIYJQ Musicals 2,3,4 DENISE MARIE GIBSON ' 'Waddles 8 Bethel Street North Adams, MA 663-6622 Choir 43 Chorale 4 TERRI LYNN GIGLIOTTI ' 'Ter-Bear 36 Kemp Avenue North Adams, MA 663-6004 Track 23 Cheerleader J .V., 2, Varsity 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Homeroom Representative 1,23 Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 43 Nu Sigma 3 tTripJ JENNIFER LYNN GIRARD Jeanette 243 Church Street North Adams, MA 663-6866 Ski Club 2,43 Tennis 2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3 0 Pres.J3 Newspaper 13 Prom Committee 3 EILEEN MARY GLOSTER 206 Kemp Avenue North Adams, MA 663-5401 Musicals 2,3,4Q Band l,2,3,43 Ring Commit- tee 2 fsec.J3 Prom Committee 33 Class Secretary 23 Nu Sigma 3 fl-Ionor Society and tripJ3 Pro Merito 4 Edzo 35 College Avenue North Adams, MA 663-7518 Football 3,43 Ski Club 3,43 Golf 1,2 MELITA NOE GOMEZ KCNOCSI 36 Cherry Street North Adams, MA 662-2395 Cross Country 2g Homeroom Representative 23 Student Council 33 Nu Sigma 3 fHonor Society and tripJ3 Pro Merito 4 TINA LOUISE GOODELL 346 Houghton Street North Adams, MA 664-9124 FTA 2 ANDREA MARIE GRANDFIELD Annie 27 Hudson Street North Adams, MA 663-3418 Pep Club 1,23 Ring Committee 23 Freshman Reception 4 STEVEN MICHAEL GREEN ' 'Greener 205 North Street North Adams, MA 663-8362 Cross Country 3 tcapt.J, 4 tco-capt.J3 Wrestl- ing 2,3,43 Track 3,43 Yearbook 43 Freshman Reception 4 GEOFFREY D. HAINES Hainsey 47 Birchwood Terrace North Adams, MA 663-9802 Peer Counseling 43 Basketball 13 Baseball l,2,3,4 Ctri-capt.J3 Yearbook 4 fCo-EditorJ3 Freshman Reception 43 Boys State 33 President of Senior Class 43 Nu Sigma 3 G-lonor Society and tripJ3 Pro Merito 4 SUSAN K. HALDER 79 Summit Avenue North Adams, MA 663-9278 Cross Country 2,3 Cco-capt.J3 Ski Club 1,23 Track 1,22 Homeroom Representative 2,33 Stu- dent Council 3 ftres.J, 43 Ring Committee 2g Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 43 Student Advisory Council 3,43 Junior Class President 33 Nu Sigma 3 fl-Ionor Society and tripJ3 Pro Merito 4 KRISTEN L. HERZIG 6 ! Y 68 North Street North Adams, MA 662-2254 Soccer 13 Basketball 1,23 Pep Club 33 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 4 f-Hulk 296 West Shaft Road North Adams, MA 663-9490 Football l,2,3,4 Qtri-capt.J3 Wrestling l,2,3,4 fcocapt.J3 Track 2,3,4 KAREN M. R. HOWLAND 7 Middle Road Clarksburg, MA 663-5619 J.V. Cheerleader 2g Pep Club 2g Homeroom Representative 2 LYNDA RAE HULL 127 Chantilly Avenue North Adams, MA 662-2451 Track 3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Nu Sigma 3 CHonor Society and tripJ3 Pro Merito 4 RICHARD R. JACKSON K lRic99 192 Phelps Avenue North Adams, MA 663-8593 Football 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 33 Baseball l,2,3,4 ftri-capt.J3 Ski Club 43 Musicals 33 Homeroom Representative I,2,3Q Freshman Reception 43 Boys State 33 Student Advisory Council 43 Senior Class Vice President 43 Peer Counsel- ing 4 ERIC D. JENSEN 707 Mass Avenue North Adams, MA 663-8387 NANCY LEE JEPSON BOX 747 Jepson Road Stamford , VT 694-1201 Homeroom Representative 13 Ring Commit- tee 23 Nu Sigma 3 fl-Ionor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 4 KAREN LISA JOHNSON UK.-LH 142 Franklin Street North Adams, MA 663-3392 Varsity Cheerleader 2,33 Baseball fstat.J 23 Musicals 43 Yearbook 4g Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 43 Junior Class Secretary 3 DAVID JONES Jonesie 53 East Quincy Street North Adams, MA 663-5734 Football 23 Ski Club 23 Golf 2,3,43 Nu Sigma 3 CHonor Society and tripJ3 Pro Merito 4 PAUL R. KEMP ' 'Kemper 497 West Main Street North Adams, MA 663-8766 Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 13 Ski Club 43 Ten- nis 1,23 Musicals 3,43 Nu Sigma 3 Cl-lonor Society and tripJ3 Pro Merito 4 FRED KING SKK-link Y, 119 State Street North Adams, MA 663-6209 Basketball fmangq 4 KELLEY A. KING ssKeln 150 Barbour Street North Adams, MA 664-6653 Homeroom Representative 3 ALLISON MARY KIRBY nA-llyn 55 Hawthome Avenue North Adams, MA 663-8180 Cross Country 2,33 Tennis 33 Newspaper 2g Prom Committee 3 MARY KOSCIELNIAK uBethH 55 Natural Bridge Road North Adams, MA 663-3883 SHARON ANN KOSCINSKI 16 North Holden Street North Adams, MA 664-6439 Soccer l,2,3,43 Softball l,2,3,4 KYLE EDWIN JOSEPH KUCZYSKI 93 Beaver Street North Adams, MA 663-8689 JUDY L. KUPIEC J.K. 53 A Street North Adams, MA 664-9639 Band I,2,3,4Q Choir 43 Musicals 2,3,4Q Prom Committee 33 Nu Sigma 3 fl-Ionor Society and tripJ3 Pro Merito 4 ANDI MARC LAMPIASI K is 120 Protection Avenue North Adams, MA 664-9635 Football 43 Cross Country 1,23 Wrestling 2,3,43 Track 3,4 PAMALA LACHAPELLE K lpamii 76 West Shaft Road North Adams, MA 663-7868 MILDRED ETTA LANDRY Millie 66 Spring Street North Adams, MA KAREN J. LANOUE Louie 45 Monroe Street North Adams, MA 663-3070 Soccer 2,3,43 Basketball 13 Softball l,2,3,4 JOSH LAPORT 127 Commercial Street Adams, MA 743-2527 Track 23 Band I,2Q Yearbook 43 Homeroom Representative 23 Student Council 13 Nu Sigma 3 Cl-Ionor Society and tripJ3 Pro Merito 4 SCOTT LAWRENCE Box 825 East Road Stamford, VT 694-1369 KAREN MARIE LESAGE 64 Greylock Avenue North Adams, MA 663-6751 Cheerleader 2 Qco-capt.J, 33 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 43 Girls State 33 President of Sophomore Class 23 Nu Sigma 3 fl-lonor Society and triplz Pro Merito 4 JAMES E. LILLIE llJirn!i P.O. Box 991 North Adams, MA 663-5260 A.V. Assistant l,2,3,4 WENDY ANNE LINCOLN liwen Q! 294 Notch Road North Adams, MA 663-7311 Ski Club 4g Track 43 Cheerleader 2 ico-capt.J3 Ensemble 33 Musicals 3,43 Yearbook 33 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Homeroom Representative 1,33 Student Council 3,43 Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 43 Senior Class Secretary 43 Nu Sigma 3 fl-Ionor Society and tripJ3 Pro Merito 4 MARK THOMAS LINDER Central Shaft Road Florida, MA 664-6879 BARBARA JEAN LITTLE HBal,bn Horrigan Road Clarksburg , MA 663-8718 Ski Club l,2,43 Softball 1,2 Cco-capt.J,33 Pep Club 43 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Recep- tion 43 Track 4 WENDY MARIE LUSSIER 50 Clark Street North Adams, MA 663-3116 Track 23 Yearbook 4 QSenior EditorJ3 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Homeroom Representative 23 Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 4 ROBERT M. MAC MAHON Samauri County Road Stamford , VT 694- 1420 Soccer 3,43 Track 3,43 Musicals 3,4 JAMES T. MANUEL UC-Ji!! 154 Corinth Street North Adams, MA 664-4317 Basketball l,2,3,4 DENISE LUCY MARUCO Dizzy Denny 337 River Street North Adams, MA 663-7382 Soccer 23 Basketball 2 Qman.D3 Softball I,2Q Newspaper 13 Pep Club 13 Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 3 TAMMIE ANNE MARUCO Maruc 337 River Street North Adams, MA 663-7382 Soccer 2,3,4 fco-capt.13 Basketball I,2,3,4Q Pep Club 1,43 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 4 CARROLL MARIE MATRANGO 52 East Quincy Street North Adams, MA 663-7449 Soccer 3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Homeroom Representative 2 MARY E. MCDONOUGH 27 Davidson Street North Adams, MA 663-9475 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Representative 45 Ring Commit- tee 25 Prom Committee 35 Freshman Recep- tion 4 THOMAS PATRICK MCGRORY, JR. Tommy Mac 9 Elmwood Avenue North Adams, MA 663-6502 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Musicals 3 BERNARD E. MEEHAN, JR. 66Jay71 98 Beaver Street North Adams, MA 663-9800 Football l,3,4 ftri-capt.J5 Basketball 1,45 Track 3,45 Peer Counseling 4 SHAWN M. MELLIN Walter 1391 Mass Avenue North Adams, MA 663-6897 Football l,2,3,4 ftri-capt.J5 Wrestling 3,45 Ski Club 1,25 BasebaU l,2,3,4 DOUGLAS D. MILLER 5 Da Malla 50 Notch Road North Adams, MA 664-6116 Track 45 Band l,2,3,4 fpres., U'C3S.JQ Boys State 35 Stage Band 45 Choir 2,35 Musicals l,2,3,45 Homeroom Representative 15 Nu Sigma 3 G-Ionor Society and trip35 Pro Merito 4 KEITH A. MILLS 483 North Eagle Street North Adams, MA 663-7169 Ski Club 1,25 Tennis 25 Homeroom Represen- tative 35 Nu Sigma 3 fl-Ionor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 4 KRISTIN JO MILLS 6 71 116 Pleasant Street North Adams, MA 663-6246 Nu Sigma 3 CI-Ionor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 45 Track 25 Softball 15 Cheerleader 2,3,4 fco-capt.J5 Newspaper 15 Yearbook 4 CUnderclassmen EditorJ5 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Homeroom Representative 1,2,35 Student Council 35 Ring Committee 25 Prom Commit- tee 35 Freshman Reception 45 Senior Class Treasurer 45 Student Advisor 4 PETER MIRANTE 67 North Street North Adams, MA 663-7372 Hockey 45 Baseball 2 MARY-AGNES MONAHAN UMare H 20 Gallup Street North Adams, MA 662-2662 Basketball 15 Softball l,2,35 Ring Committee 25 Nu Sigma 3 CI-Ionor Society and tripli Pro Merito 4 TI-IERESA MARIE MONETTE 174 Greylock Avenue North Adams, MA 662-2400 LAURIE J. MORGAN Cildor 11 740 Church Street North Adams, MA 663-6416 JOSEPH P. MORIN Cokomo 8 Secor Avenue North Adams, MA 663-6096 TI-IEREAS M. MOULTON Tree 1191 Mass Avenue North Adams, MA 663-9726 BRIAN L. MULLEN Dukes 152 Harding Avenue North Adams, MA 663-7308 Cross Country 15 Ski Club 1 MICHALE E. MURACI-I -'Miken 168 Prospect Street North Adams, MA 662-2142 JILL MARLENE NEWMAN Newn I-Ioosac Tunnel Rowe , MA 663-8339 Band 1,2 CAROLE ANN NUGENT 55 Lyman Street North Adams, MA 663-3611 Chorale 2,45 Musicals 2,45 Homeroom Representative 1 PATRICIA ANNE O'BRIEN 6 if 121 Ashton Avenue North Adams, MA 663-3374 Peer Counseling 45 Cheerleader 25 Ensemble 35 Choir 3,45 Chorale 2,4 lv. pres.J5 Musicals 35 Yearbook 4 fSenior editorJ5 Pep Club 1,2,35 Ring Committee 25 Prom Committee 35 Freshman Reception 4 jf.-'-f .,.,, - V -xv 51 A 17 3 VICTOR O'DELL Civic!! Cross Roads Clarksburg, MA 663-6602 RICHARD D. O'NElLL LLRick!! 30 Hathaway Street North Adams, MA 663-9308 Ski Club 1,23 Golf l,2,3,4 MARIE-FRANCE HELENE PAQUIN Bla Wama Barlow Avenue North Adams, MA 663-9971 Track 2,3,4 fco-capt.J3 Chorale 2,3,4 Qpres.Q3 Ensemble 3,43 Musicals 2,3,4Q Nu Sigma 3 fHonor Society and tripl: Pro Merito 4 KRISTINA PARKHURST 44Kriss9 1434 Mass Avenue North Adams, MA 664-9486 MICHAEL A. PARRINO 33 Barth Street North Adams, MA 664-9777 Football 43 Basketball 1 DEBORAH MARIE PEDERCINI Petro 40 Gunther Street North Adams, MA 663-3485 Softball 1,23 Yearbook 4 1Activities editorjg Pep Club l,2,3,43 Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 4 PAUL M. PENNOCK Phill 280 Eagle Street North Adams, MA 663-5775 Musicals l,2,3,43 Stage Crew l,2,3,4 Qpres.13 Homeroom Representative 1,23 Student Coun- cil l,2,3,4 PATRICIA JEAN PERRAS Trish 173 Greylock Avenue North Adams, MA 663-8120 BARBARA JEAN PERRY uB.J.n River Road Clarksburg, MA 663-5115 Flag Team lg Ensemble 43 Choir 43 Chorale 2,3,43 Musicals 2,3,43 Homeroom Represen- tative 2,42 Prom Committee 3 SARA J. PETROPULOS Petrop 88 Hawthorne Avenue North Adams, MA 663-7208 I Basketball l,2,3,4 fcapt.J3 Yearbook 4 CUnderclassmen editorl3 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 43 Nu Sigma 3 Qpres.J fl-Ionor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 4 JOHN W. PIAGGI 66 Tyler Street North Adams, MA 663-9946 Tennis 2,3,43 Musicals 2,33 Stage Crew 4 SHERRI LYNN PLANTE 53 Holbrook Street North Adams, MA 663-8572 Cheerleader 2,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Homeroom Representative 1,23 Student Council 4g Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 4 LESLIE ANN POLUMBO 172 Walker Street North Adams, MA 664-6993 Soccer l,2,3,43 Basketball l,2,33 Pep Club 33 Student Council 3,43 Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 3 JEFFREY J. POPIELARCZYK I 91 114 Tremont Street North Adams, MA 663-6460 Football 43 Ski Club 4 DANIEL JOSEPH POTVIN ' 'Potter 766 Main Road Stamford, VT 694-1663 Wrestling l,2,3,4 fco-capt.1 ARTHUR J. RACETTE -'J.R. Jack 47 Veazie Street North Adams, MA 663-7766 Football 3,43 Basketball l,2,3,4 Cco-capt.13 Golf 2 BRYAN K. RENNELL Tilda Hill Road R.D. No. 2 Florida, MA 664-9291 TIMOTHY J. ROBARE ClTim!! Halls Ground Clarksburg, MA 663-3630 Ski Club l,2,43 Stage Crew 2,3,43 Student Council 2,3 fsec.J,4 MICHELLE MARIE RoBiNsoN 3-Misha 842 South Church Street North Adams, MA 663-9362 ANTONIO B. RODRIGUEZ uRagon 3611 Walnut Street North Adams, MA 663-8869 Football 3,4Q Wrestling 4 JOHN R. ROHANE 1582 Mohawk Trail North Adams, MA Wrestling 2,33 Musicals 3 DIANE ELIZABETH RONDEAU 4ADin 48 Pinehill Terrace North Adams, MA 663-3085 Soccer 2,3,43 Basketball l,2,3,43 Track 3,4 ftri- capt.J3 Homeroom Representative 1,2,33 Ring Committee 2 ltreas.J3 Prom Committee 33 Sophomore Class Treasurer 23 Nu Sigma 3 t'l'reas.J CI-lonor Society and tripll Pro Merito 4 KAREN L. RONDEAU Keeks RFD No. l Box 905 Stamford, VT 694-1355 Pep Club 43 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 4 LINDA ANN ROSENBURG Rosie 638 Resevoir Road North Adams, MA 662-2850 Pep Club 43 Homeroom Representative 43 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Reception 4 ROMEY J. ROY, JR. 21 Parker Street North Adams, MA 664-4620 Soccer I,2Q Hockey 2,41 Ski Team 1 WILLIAM J. ROWLAND Joe-Runner 509 East Main Street Readsboro, VT 423-7530 Cross Country 2,3,4 fco-capt.Jg Track 2,3,4g Homeroom Representative 33 Student Coun- cil 35 Nu Sigma 3 fl-Ionor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 4 JULIEANNE SACCO lIJul!i 100 North Street North Adams, MA 663-3850 Ensemble 2g Chorale 1,23 Musicals 1,23 Year- book 4g Pep Club 2,35 Ring Committee 23 Prom Committee 3, Freshman Reception 4 ROSEMARY SCERBO URoSeH 177 Veazie Street North Adams, MA 662-2712 Ski Club 2,45 Tennis 1,2,4g Nu Sigma 3 CHonor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 45 Yearbook 4 fCo-editor and typesetterjg Ring Committee 2 LISA JEAN SCHMIDT 365 West Main Street North Adams, MA 664-6254 MICHAEL A. SCI-IMIDT Schmitty 9 Adams Street North Adams, MA 663-3105 Football 45 Baseball 1,25 Tennis 4 VICKY-JO SCHWAZER 11 North -Holden Street North Adams, MA JENNIFER SENEY lljen 97 36 Autumn Drive North Adams, MA 663-3256 Choir 3g Chorale 35 Musicals 33 Stage Crew lg Pep Club l,2,3g Homeroom Representative 1,33 Student Council lg Ring Committee 2 SHARON MARIA SHELDON 107 Fumace Street North Adams, MA . 662-2300 Choir lg Musicals 1,4 DEBORAH A. SHERMAN G4Frog99 53 Tremont Street North Adams, MA 663-7231 , Flag Team 3,4 KORY STEVER 104 Greylock Avenue North Adams, MA 662-2093 JANE MARIA SWIFT 42 Olds Street North Adams, MA 663-6959 Basketball l,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Newspaper 4, Pep Club 1,2, Homeroom Representative 1,23 Ring Committee 2, Prom Committee 35 Freshman Reception 4, Nu Sigma 3 fHonor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 4 FLOYD F. THOMAS III Grimace 121 Ashland Street North Adams, MA BIANCE V. TORCHIA IIB!! 116 Woodlawn Avenue North Adams, MA 664-9482 Student Council 3,4g Tennis 2,33 Prom Com- mittee 3 SEAN M. TROMBLEY Tron 176 Bradley Street North Adams, MA 663-9472 Cross Country 3,4, Track 3,43 Chess Team lg Musicals 4, Homeroom Representative 4 SHERYL M. TRIMARCH1 Mouse 123 Franklin Street North Adams, MA 663-5849 BERNADETTE ANN TWOMBLY Mmm!! 25 College Avenue North Adams, MA 663-9439 Ski Club 1,2,4g Track 2,3,4g Pep Club 43 Homeroom Representative 1,23 Ring Commit- tee 25 Prom Committee 33 Freshman Recep- tion 4 CATHERINE JANE VADNAIS Katie Box 765 Main Road Stamford, VT 694-1486 Soccer 3,43 Basketball 1,2, Softball 1,2 ico- capt.J,3 POLLY A. VALLIERES Cllrrogil 61 Leonard Street North Adams, MA 664-6817 Flag Team 2 KARIN E. VARESCHI K.V. 83 Cady Street North Adams, MA 663-8555 Nu Sigma 3 Cl-Ionor Societylg Pro Merito 4 ADAM J. WEINBERG New York 73 Bradley Street North Adams, MA 663-7300 Wrestling 2,3,4g Musicals 3,4 PATRICIA EMILY WHEELER ' 'Patti 51 Bracewell Avenue North Adams, MA 663-6317 Homeroom Representative 1,2,3,4 fa1t.J HAROLD S. WONG 51 Liberty Street North Adams, MA 662-2358 Chess Team 1,25 Chess Club 1,2g Nu Sigma 3 G-Ionor Society and tripl JUDITH T. WONG Hjuden 51 Liberty Street North Adams, MA 662-2358 Student Council 3,4 ftreas.Jg Prom Commit- tee 33 Nu Sigma 3 fHonor Society and tripjg Pro Merito 4 FACULTY DIRECTORY DONNA BAKER Westfield State-B.A. Resource Room IRENE BIANCHI Central Connecticut State-B.S. Physical Education Coach of Drury Varsity Basketball Team Coach of Drury Varsity Soccer Team MARC BOTTESI Automotive at Hudson Valley Community College- Undergraduate Degree Special Needs and Small Engines and Construction JOSEPH P. CAMPEDELLI North Adams State College- B.A. and M.A. Guidance Counselor PAULINE T. CANTONE Framingham State College-B.S. Home Economics MARY ANN CAPRONI College of Mt. St. Vincent- B.A. English, North Adams State College-M.Ed. English Yearbook Advisor MARY LOU CARIDDI North Adams State-B.A. Biology MADELEINE CARLOW North Adams State-B.S. Chapter I CAROLYN CHEESBRO North Adams State-B.S.E. and M. Ed. English SUSAN Cl-IILSON University of Massachusetts- B.A. Spanish ROBERT DEAN North Adams State-B.A. and B.S.S. History NOREEN DONNELLY Westfield State-B.S.E. Southern Connecticut State- M.S. Special Needs Junior Class Advisor BERNADETTE EASTMAN Bay Path Junior College- Associate Degree, North Adams State-B.S.E.E,M.Ed. Reading, English MARIAN ENGLAND North Adams State-B.A., M.Ed. English RICHARD FALCON North Adams State-B.A., M.Ed. Social Studies Newspaper Advisor CHARLES FARRELL Fitchburg State-B.S. Westfield State-M.S. Energy, Graphic Arts JOSEPH GNIADEK Worcester Junior College- A.A.B.S., University of Utah-B.A., Clark University and Brown University Science PAUL O. GRAVEL St. Michael's College-B.A. North Adams State-M. Ed. English ARTHUR HARRINGTON Fitchbury State-B.S. Graphic Arts JOHN HORAHAN University of Mass-B.S.L.A. North Adams State-M. Ed. Art CARL JENKINS Montclair St. College-B.A. Columbia University-M.A. Instrumental Music Concert, Marching and Jazz Bands HERBERT JOHNSON Springfield College-B.A. North Adams State-M.A. Athletic Director GARY KELLEY Williams College-B.A. Mathematics VINCENT KING North Adams State-B.A. and M. Ed. Science Department Head ROBERT KOVE Siena College-B.S. North Adams State-M.Ed. Mathematics ELAINE M. LEBERT Anna Maria College-B.A. North Adams State-M.Ed. Latin and French Senior Class Advisor Pro Merito Advisor JEANETTE LESAGE Our Lady of the Elm's-B.A. North Adams State-M.A. Guidance Counselor GEORGETTE MANCUSO University of Maine-B.S. North Adams State-M.A. Home Economics ANNE M. MASTROIANNI North Adams State-B.S. and M. Ed. Guidance Counselor THOMAS -J. MCGRATH Central Connecticut State University-B.A., North Adams State-M.A. Physical Education Cross Country Coach Head Coach of Drury Baseball DONNA MERANTI North Adams State-B.S. Mathematics Junior Class Advisor FRANCIS MERRIGAN St. Michael's College-B.A. English SANDRA K. MILENSKI University of Mass-B.A. University of Iowa-M.A. in L.S. Librarian CAROL MILLETE Our Lady of the Elms-B.A. Spanish JOAN MILLS Hood College-B.A. Washington State University- M.A. Special Education JAMES MONTEPARE American International College B.A. and M.Ed. Special Education EDWARD NOEL North Adams State-B.A Mathematics WINIFRED O'BRIEN Bryant College-B.S. in Secretarial Science-Business Education Business CATHY OLDHAM North Adams State B.S.E. and M. Ed. Computers and Business Law ANNE OLSON Our Lady of the Elm's-B.A. Fordham University-M.S. Science RUTH OTICO North Adams State-B.A. and M. Ed. English and Reading DONALD PECOR North Adams State-B.A. Siena College-M.A. Social Studies Department Head ARMAND G. PERREAULT Holy Cross-A.B. Boston College-M.A. French and Social Studies French Club Advisor CLARENCE PERRY North Adams State-B.S. and M. Ed., Union College- M.A.T. Science GEORGE PETROPULOS North Adams State-B.A. and M. Ed. History Head of Drury Golf Team ANN PIEKOS Berkshire Community College- A.D., Salem State-B.S. Business Student Council Advisor JOSEPH PRENGUBER St. Michael's College-B.A. North Adams State-M. Ed. Social Studies Coach-J.V. Baseball WILLIAM PREVEY University of Mass-B.A. Springfield College-M.A. Mathematics BONNIE RENNELL University of Mass-B.A. and M. Ed. Social Studies Newspaper Advisor CANDACE RIVARD University of Mass-B.S Physical Education JOHN RICHARDS North Adams State-B.A. in Physics, North Adams State- M. Ed. Psychology and Physics PETER ROMER Wentworth Institute Keene State College-B. Ed. Woodworking PATRICIA SACCO North Adams State-B.A. and M.A. Mathematics Coach of Girls' Track and Field ANNE SALDO-BURKE Westfield State-B.S.Ed. Spec. Ed. 8: Elem. Ed. FRED SCERBO St. Anselm's-B.A. North Adams State-M. Ed. Special Education School Store Sophomore Class Advisor Wrestling Staff ROBERT SCRIVENS University of Notre Dame-B.A North Adams State-M. Ed. English Newspaper Advisor RONALD S. SMACHETTI Oswego State University College-B.S., North Adams State-M.S., Auburn University-M.S. Mathematics Senior Class Advisor JOHN SOLARI St. Michael's College-B.A. Framingham State College- M. Ed. Science Ski Club Advisor Softball Coach NATE SONDRINI University of Mass-B.A. Middlebury College-M.A. French ELEANOR M. TAFF Seton Hall University-B.S. English IRVING P. TOUPENCE Salem State College-B.S.Ed. North Adams State-M.Ed. Business Treasurer of Drury Student Activities Association MARLENE WALT Anna Maria College-B.M. South College-M.A.T Choral Music Drama Club LORRAINE WHITCOMB University of Mass-B.S. Mathematics CHRIS WONDOLOSKI University of Mass-B.S. North Adams State-M.Ed. Biology Boys' Varsity Soccer Coach Girls' J.V. 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Presidentj Amal Maher CSecretaryJ Jill Morin fSecretaryJ Kim Bentley fTreasurerj Debbie Aubin Sherri Beebe Jan Betourney Katrina Belouin April Blanquait Molly Boland Kim Bolshaw Diane Bouvier Michele Bush Maribeth Cellana Beth Chalifoux Christina Cary Julie Clark Paula Cutler Sandy Chenail Kim Daub Theresa Decker Missy Dobert Kelly Dowling Paula Duby Lori Eastman Kim Eichorn Mimi Field Marianne Folino Deb Franzoni Jen Gagne Beth Gadja Anne Gaudreau Terri Gigliotti Kelly Goddard Kris Guetti Chris Houghton Ronnie-Sue Kline Barb Kinsey Karen Lesage Wendy Lussier Barb Little Wendy Lincoln Marybeth Lamarre K.C. Meyers Mary McDonough Kim Noel Deb Pedercini Jane Patenaude Linda Potvin Connie Roberts Linda Rosenburg Karen Rondeau Michelle Renault Becky Spooner Julie Sacco Paula Simard Johanna Swift Kelly Tisdale CONCERT 8: MARCHING BAND COLOR GUARDS, POM POMS Rusty Axt Keith Benedetti Scott Boisvert Norman Bouffard Dick Boulger Jason Carlisle Jim Chalfonte Hope Cookis Mike Coyne Christine Dean Felicia Deane Carin Delisle Mike DeVanney David Diaz Paul DiLego Maria Domenichini Peter Esposito KV. Pres.J K.C. Meyers-Filkens Frank Follet Jeff Foster Kim Foster CPublic Relationsl Mike Gadja Vanessa Gillooly Eileen Gloster Kelly Goddard Michele Goodell Lynda Hull Cathy Jordan Robin Koscinski Judy Kupiec Michelle LaFlamme Colleen Langer QTreas.J Sandy LaMere Marc Lanoue Rob Manuel CFresh. Rep.J Joe Melito Steve Michalenko Doug Miller fPresidentJ Michelle Miller fSecretaryJ Chris Ouellette Donna Piaggi Chris Puccio Julie Racette Shelley Romano Chris Senay Diane Shaker Serena Sheldon Steve Smith Missy Solari Jim Taft Brenda Testasecca John Velyvis Janet Weyers fTreas.J JAZZ BAND Rusty Axt Keith Benedetti Dick Boulger Jason Carlisle Jim Chalfonte Mike Coyne Carin Delisle David Diaz Paul DiLego Peter Esposito Jeff Foster Mike Gadja Doug Miller Chris Ouellette Ben Shohan Steve Smith Jim Taft John Velyvis Janet Weyers BALLADE Debbie Aubin Lori Cain Audrey Gibson Lisa LaMarre Kim Lescarbeau Karen Long Jill Maroni Marie-France Pacquin Julie Racette Colleen Sprague Karen Stever Tricia Taft Mary Torchia Janet Weyers AND TWIRLERS Maureen Andrews Michelle Anello Becky Annis April Blankquart Jennifer Briggs Angela Cantoni Kelly Cardimino Lisa Chesbro Missy Cooper Jill Cullen Ann Cummings Chris Delisle Karen Delisle Karen Gaspardi Heather Juby Martha Lamore Jodi Lescarbeau Tammy Lincoln Karen Long Kelley Morin Becky Robare Sandy Supemeau Lori Trottier CHORALE Sarah Archambault Debbie Aubin Dawn Bordeau Lori Cain Angela Cantoni Linda Cantoni Penelope Carmichael Ann Cummings Terri English Donna Famiano Marjorie Foley Lisa Gardner Shawn Gibeau Audrey Gibson Denise Gibson Debbie Goddard Heather Juby Judy Kupiec Lisa LaMarre Martha Lamore Marla Lavigne Kim Lescarbeau Karen Long Michelle Marceau Jill Maroni Lisa Millette Bonnie Murach Carole Nugent Patty O'Brien Marie-France Pacquin Barbara Perry Julie Racette Colleen Sprague Karen Stever Jeanne St. Cyr Tricia Taft Mary Torchia CHORUS Brenda Aubin Debbie Aubin Lisa Babcock Linda Cantoni Charlene Eurbin Audrey Gibson Denise Gibson Todd Hermon Judy Kupiec Karen LeSage Rob Manuel Paul McCarron Mike Milazzo Carole Nugent Patty O'Brien Barbara Perry Eric Phillips Lisa Ralston Becky Robare CAST NICELY-NICELY JOHNSON BENNY SOUTHSTREET RUSTY CHARLIE SARAH BROWN ARVIDA ABERNATHY MISSION BAND HARRY THE HORSE LT, BRANNIGAN NATHAN DETROIT ANGIE THE OX MISS ADELAIDE SKY MASTERSON JOEY BILTMORE MIMI GENERAL MATILDA B. CARTWRIGHT BIG JULE BRANDY BOTTLE BATES WAITRESS LIVER LIPS LOUIE SOCIETY MAX MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES HOT BOX GIRLS SAN JUAN DANCERS CRAPSHOOTER DANCERS BROADWAY CHARACTERS SLIDE PROJECTION MASTER CARPENTER USHERS PIT BAND Piano Oboe Flute Baritone Sax Alto Sax Bass Clarinet Clarinet Tenor Sax Trumpet Trombone French Hom Tuba Percussion GUYS AND DOLLS Douglas Miller Robert Ciempa Robert MacMahon Colleen Sprague Julie Racette Stephen Smith Brenda Testasecca William Rowland Nonnan Bouffard Adam Weinberg Paul Pennock Karen Johnson Paul Kemp himself Marianne Folino Jeanny Dougherty Thomas Christiansen Paul McCarron Serena Sheldon Shawn Trombly Steve Michaelenko Judy Kupiec Lori Cain Audrey Gibson Kim Lescsarbeau Karen Long Jill Maroni Tricia Taft Janet Weyers Mimi Field Lori Eastman Kim Bolshaw Penelope Carmichael Lisa Millette Wendy Lincoln Kim Bolshaw Leslie Currant Michele Delisle Paula Duby Donna Famiano Kelly Goddard Cheryl Lescarbeau Karen Lasage Michele Marceau Kim Noel Sharon Sheldon Karen Steuer Terri Mancoso Martha Lamore Tom Lampron Laurie Corsi Marie Frances Paquin Diana Franzoni Denise Gibson Todd Hermon Michele Marceau Diane Rondeau Mary Torchia Judy Wong Kim Foster Marc Lanoue Felicia Deane Donna Piaggi Peter Esposito Jason Carlisle Brenda Testasecca Maria Domenichini Eileen Gloster Carin Delisle Marc Lanoue Michelle Miller Mike Coyne Rusty Axt Dick Boulger Jeff Foster Steve Smith Donis Diaz Paul Dilego Chris Ouellette Keith Benedetti PRODUCTION STAFF DIRECTOR OF DRAMA DIRECTOR OF MUSIC DIRECTOR OF PIT BAND STAGE MANAGERS EXECUTIVE TECHNICAL DIRECTOR MANAGERIAL TECHNICAL DIRECTORS HOUSE MANAGERS SET DESIGN STAGE CREW PROPERTIES SET CONSTRUCTION SET ARTISTS LIGHTING AUDIO Thorman Hulse Marlene Walt Carl Jenkins Ann Cummings Barbara Perry Paul Pennock Shawn Serre Tom Lampron Lisa Gardner Lisa Lamarre Allyson Kirby Thorman Hulse Cheryl Bouffard Angela Cantoni Heather Juby Martha Lamore Terri Mancuso Allyson Kirby Carole Nugent Tom Lampron John Piaggi Allyson Kirby Brenda Uchman Theresa Decker Richard Lanoue Kristen Velyvis John Piaggi Scott Hamilton Shawn Serre Shawn Serre If g, N a Nw PROM COMMITTEE Maureen Andrews Sharon Belisle Linda Blasi Tina Bolognani Diane Bouvier Lisa Chesbro Jenny Curran Melissa Daub Melanie Delisle Donna Famiano Karol Beth Folino Debbie Franzoni Diana Franzoni Karen Gaspardi Dawn Kuzia Mary Beth Lamarre Michelle Marceau Jill Maroni Pam McAllister Michelle Miller Kim Noel Gina Smosky Colleen Sprague Lori Trottier Doreen Unis Chris Vivori Janet Weyers SKI CLUB Katrina Belouin Molly Boland Tina Bolognani Frank Bond Nancy Breda Penelope Carmichael Maribeth Cellana Beth Chalifoux Aaron Cheesbro Julie Clark John Cote Jim Dittrick Lisa Fitzpatrick Jennifer Girard BJ Gomeau Ed Gomeau Audrey Hodgdon Jim Howe Chris Jones Maureen Keleher Mike Kelcher Allyson Kirby Robin Koscinski Mark Lawrence Scott Lawrence Wendy Lincoln Barb Little John Little Rob Manuel Jill Maroni Jeff Martin Michelle Melillo Chris Mellin Brian Mullen Mike Pierce Jeff Popielarczyk Chris Puccio Tim Robare Rosemary Scerbo Missy Solari Bernadette Twombley Brenda Uchman Q, I, lien' i'.l ,-4. r f Q? 31 ..l ffl:- MU , , pmt, PRO MERITO Paul Allard Janine Betourney' Judy Bolognani Connie Bond' Christopher Bressette Thomas Christiansen John Cote' Felicia Deane Carin Delisle' John Dupras Lori Eastman CVice Presidentj Maureen Field' Kim Foster Eileen Gloster' Melita Gomez Geoffrey Haines Susan Halder Lynda Hull Nancy Jepson David Jones Paul Kemp Judy Kupiec' Josh LaPort' Karen Lesage' fSecretaryJ Wendy Lincoln Doug Miller' Keith Mills' Kristin Mills Mary Monahan Marie-France Paquin Sara Petropulos' CPresidentJ Diane Rondeau' fTreasurerJ William Rowland' Rosemary Scerbo' Jane Swift Karin Vareschi Judith Wong 'High Honors rx Q X' NU SIGMA Christine Beverly Tina Bolognani Hope Cookis' Melissa Daub Melanie Delisle Todd Delisle Darrin Donato Jean Dougherty Donna Famiano' Diana Franzoni' Robert Gould' Marc Lanoue' Karen Long CVice Presidentl Thomas McCarthy Michael Morrissey Kim Noel Michael Sebastino Shawn Serre' Colleen Sprague Lori Trottier' QSecretaryl Doreen Unis CTreasurerJ John Velyvis' fPresidentJ Janet Weyers 'High Honors NEWSPAPER Maureen Andrews Lori Cain Maribeth Cellana Debbie Franzoni Diana Franzoni QSports Editorl Eileen Gloster Todd Hermon Allyson Kirby Kim Lafontaine 0.,ayou0 Paul Pennock Ukdvertisementl Julie Racette Shawn Serre CEditorD David Stokes fAdvertisementJ Jane Swift Johanna Swift Sandy Supemeau Brenda Uchman Doreen Unis CDistribution Mgr.J BOYS' SOCCER Fran Babeu Kevin Boland, Capt. Jeff Bona Chris Bressette Curt Cellana John Comai Matt Comai, Capt. Mike Coyne Scott Crofts Loren Dickey Jeff Foster Tim Franceschetti Deb Franzoni, Mgr. Pete Gentile Geoff Haines Jamie Hancock Steve James Chris Jones Scott Lincoln Tim Maroni Bob McMahon Mike Morrissey Mike Sage Johanna Swift, Mgr. John Velyvis Jimbo Wood Chris Wondoloski, Coach FOOTBALL Paul Allard Hani Bandar Karl Belouin Jim Bergeron Bob Ciempa Vin Comai Tim Conroy Tom Cook Nick Flynn Mike Forbes Rick Fonini Ron Fortini Rusty Fortini Bob Garner Alan George Ed Gomeau Keith Goodell Mark Guest Cliff Harris John Haskins Sean Hebert John Hinkell, Capt. Ric Jackson Mike Keleher Paul Kemp Andy Lampiasi John Lord Jeff Lussier Matt McCarthy Tom McCarthy Tom McGrory Jay Meehan, Capt. Chris Mellin Shawn Mellin, Capt. John Michalenko Joe Morin Mike Parrino Jeff Popielarcczyk Allen Putnam Jack Racette Tony Rodriguez Mike Sebastino Bill Shepard Jim Shepard Steve Smith Mike Williams Fran Millard, Coach Jim Freeney, Coach Mike Cafferey, Coach Bob LeClaire, Coach GIRLS' SOCCER Veronica Babeu Kim Bentley, Mgr. Theresa Decker Shannon Dickson Sharon Dickson Lisa Fitzpatrick Robin Koscinski Sharon Koscinski Amal Maher Sue Maroni, Capt. Tammie Maruco, Capt. Carroll Matrango Mary Ellen Mattimore Leslie Polumbo Heather Putnam Diane Rondeau Missy Solari Marie Steward Diane Twombley, Mgr. Brenda Uchman Katie Vadnais Kristen Velyvis Nancy Dunn, Coach CROSS COUNTRY Brewster Billings Kim Bolshaw Scott Burdick Simon Peter Gomez Jenny Gould Steve Green, Capt. Charlene Lamarre John Little Rob Manuel Joe Melito Jill Morin Bill Rowland, Capt. Sean Twombly Mike Whitney Tom McGrath, Coach CHEERING SQUAD Paula Duby Mimi Field, Cocapt. Diana Franzoni Terri Gigliotti Mary McDonough Kristin Mils, Co-capt. Sherri Plante Connie Robert Jackie Gigliotti, Advisor HOCKEY Paul Allard, Capt. Marty Alvarez, Mgr. Kevin Boland, Capt. Jeff Bona Loren Dickey Mike Digenaro Pete Esposito Chris Falcon Geoff Haines, Stats. Jamie Hancock Torey Lane Scott Lincoln Pete Mirante Chris Oulette Jeff Roy Romey Roy Sean Scanlon Kimberly Taylor Dave Waltermire Karl Waltermire Mike Whitney Kip Syrette, Coach BOYS' BASKETBALL Varsity Brewster Billings Kim Bolshaw, Stats. Andy Carrier Kevin Chenial, Capt. Mike Forbes Deb Franzoni, Stats. Allan James Fred King, Mgr. Jim Manuel Tom McGrory Jay Meehan John Owensby Allen Putnam Jack Racette, Capt. Beanie Shepard Jimbo Wood Frank Zoltek, Coach Junior Varsii Richie Ameen Curt Cellana Mike Connors Mike Devanney Alan Gigliotti Lee Guest Mark Hamilton David Owensby Mike Sage John Velyvis Bob Wood GIRLS' BASKETBALL Varsity Sue Cahoon Jenny Curran Liz Dubreuil Bonnie Eichorn Deb Franzoni, Stats. Jenny Gould Amal Maher, Mgr. Sue Maroni Tammy Maruco Sara Petropulos, Capt. Heather Putnam, Mgr. Diane Rondeau Jane Swift Irene Bianci, Coach Junior Varsity Bonnie Bourdon En Young Chung Shannon Dickson Sharon Dickson, Stats. Linda Girard Laura Leavitt Julie Lussier Mary Ellen Mattimore Emily Mills Diane Shaker Maria Steward Johanna Swift Diane Twombley, Stats. Chris Wondoloski, Coach . A 1. K, M'3s'Y QW WRESTLING Ted Anagnos Heather Anderson, Mgr Fran Babeu Bruce Belisle Slender Bohl Bob Boulger Chris Candiloro Bob Ciempa Julie Clark, Mgr. Tom Cullen Todd Delisle' John Dupras' Bill Duquette Jon Forbes Dennis Fortini' Ron Fortini Russ Fortini Chris Gajda Ray Galli Mark George Keith Goodell Ray Grandchamp Steve Green' Derek Haley Scott Hamilton Todd Herman John Hinkell, Capt! Andy Lampiasi' Tom Larnpron Jon Lefebreve Mark Lescarbeau Joe Lora Jeff Lussier Chris Malloy Shawn Mellin' Mike Morrissey Gerry Plock Andy Potvin Dan Potvin, Capt! Paul Prevey Mark Quinn Dave Randall John Rohane Tony Rodriguez' Mike Sebastino' Jim Shepard Sue Spofford, Mgr. Kevin Tassone Dan Trombley' Rich Wallace Brad Walsh Adam Weinberg Glen Witheral 'Starters BASEBALL Varsity Osmin Alvarez Rich Arneen Karl Belouin James Bergeron Richard Boulger Kevin Chenial Chris Falcon Geoff Haines Wayne Horton Richard Jackson Jon Lefebvre Jim Morris Mike Sage Junior Varsity Brewster Billings Jose Canitrot Dave Carsno Curt Cellana Mike Connors Griffin Davis Jim Dittrick Don Fortin Mark Hamilton Chris Jones Dave Owensby John Owensby ' -'I Vareski v ir R Vining- GIRLS' TRACK Veronica Babeu Sherry Beebe Tina Bolognani Jody Bolshaw Kim Bolshaw Kelley Boucher Diane Bouvier Nancy Breda Sue Cahoon Maribeth Cellana Beth Chalifoux Eun Young Chung Hope Cookis Kim Daub Christine Dean Michele Delisle Sharron Dickson Kim Eichom Lisa Fitzpatrick Sean Gibeau Kelly Goddard Audrey Hodgdon Jill Maroni Michelle Melillo lill Morin l'ammy Morocco Kim Noel Marie France Paquin Kim Rennell Diane Rondeau Laureen Scaia Sue Spofford Johanna Swift Mary Torchia Doureen Unis Dawn Valotta Kristen Velyvis GOLF Veterans Paul Allard Scott Boisvert Gregg Eastman Chris Ouelette Jerry Plock Shawn Serre Newcomers Chris Candiloro Rick Cote Scott Crofts Pete Esposito Al Gigliotti Rocky Rosa Hubert Wong TENNIS Ted Anlgnoa Hany Bandar Chris Bressette Jackie Brown Lori Cain Jason Carlisle Julie Clark K.C. Myers Fildens Jennifer Girard Tim Gloster Keith Goodell Michelle LaFlamme Carroll Matrango Matt McCarthy Tom McCarthy Jackie McDonough Dabbie Morandi Mark Morandi John Piaggi Al Romano Rosemary Soerbo Mike Schmidt Missy Solari Kevin Tassone Diane Twombley Brenda Uchman Maria Yip Craig Murch fCoachJ Pllwli BOYS' T Rusty Axt Norm Bouffard Joe Burdick Scott Burdick Andy Carrier Bob Ciempa V.J. 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