East Longmeadow High School - Aegis Yearbook (East Longmeadow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1978 volume:

EAST LONGM E ADO W. MASSACHUSETTS PUBLIC LIliKAK 6 A ST LONGM KA DOW. MAS. ' SPS ' NGF ’ EL . uH 5 ••- i-i : I 3 t j j r z « 0 � i TV v x - vVM l ' . u- fcMO ' - ‘ 4 I ' IN ' ® . , -_ , , c 1 r B� .:!« o ;ii 1 l ■ 1 ° « i s : o - ;� . , |5 fifca 5 s .? ' .. V VS?_- x r a ,h t ' - V , 1 . s ••.••■ ' °v „v v y i ' ' f«k ci y+ ' V ' ll T EAST LONGMEADOW PUBLIC LIBRARY Once in a vision ii ' l ttu ; • j J50W, -laaESp. ii: PUBLIC LIBRARY EAST LONG M FA DOW. MASS Jjr£’ I come to some woods • .v. f-J St ■ : ) . - WS- i i ' ■ mm. 7 y 6 •f - ' ' w v t ' -v ; ; -, 5? • • ' , V; f r ' -Y i’ frx ' 5 ( y rw , 3 T«? V J r a ' . 5 -MPw r ; ' ? r - y y V , f v-i- -t y ' h ' -y i - • . .- $ wx . ' 4 X r r J „ L - a fv.: i •••. - K.j ;Zy !:K JQik : s lAt? S 1 V • V k t � • - ■• V . ■• vsv 4 V r My choices seem clear VfiLXS % . I ■ H 1£j1 1 f - 4m, ■ • u| [ yet I shudder with the fear 1 | i 1 1 1 fc r n One road seems simple: Acceptance of life as it is Yet when I make my decision, my vision becomes my release, i Still, I’m aware of the consequences . . . should my plans for the future fall through: J I will throw down my final defenses CAUTION DANGEROUS INTERSECTION AHEAD for the chance to try something new . . . HASS PUBLIC WORKS ast Longmeadow High School ast Longmeadow, Massachusetts olume XVII PS 7 v. ' The Good Doctor Is In . . . . . . The Game Is Love All For sixteen years our favorite Georgia peach, Dr. Jakie Upshaw, has been learnin’ us the basics of tin-nis, the fundamentals of volley- bah-1, and the proper techniques of basketbah-1. Although she possesses a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree and a Doctorate in Physical Education, she has not lost touch with our problems. Her concern and tart advice has straightened out more than one confused pupil and earned the love and respect of all the student body. She is more than just a great educator - — she is a great person and the greatest fan any E.L.H.S. student will ever have. In slow game periods, how many teams have heard that rallying call, “Go, Ridd”? Who else walks around 1 80 days a year in a flashy warm-up suit — or asks a restless member of a gym class, “You wanna go swimmin?” See that warm Southern smile — where else could you find it except on “Mizz” Upshaw? What can we offer a woman who has devoted so much of herself to the service of a single community? As a token of our deep affection, we dedicate Aegis ’78 to you. Dr. Jakie Upshaw. Jakie Upshaw STAR PATRONS Mrs. Ruth Bates Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Berry Mrs. Harold Botta Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Bouchard Mr. Mrs. Martin Broderick Mr. Mrs. Jeff Brown Dawn Mr. Mrs. Stanley P. Brown Mr. Mrs. John Byers Mr. Mrs. Robert Camp Family Mr. Mrs. Colin C. Collins Mr. Mrs. Bennie Contrino Marian Corbin Mr. Mrs. J. Raymond Cormier Mr. Mrs. Orton A. Cushman Jr. Mrs. Diane Dauten Mr. Mrs. Frank B. DeAngelo Jr. Dr. Mrs. Joseph Donatelle Mr. Mrs. Richard Drinkwater Mr. Mrs. Joseph Ferri Jr. Mr. Mrs. Eugene Fitzgerald The Chester Flahive Family Mr. Thomas J. Flynn Mr. Mrs. Everett Fox Mr. Mrs. R. K. Freedman A Friend Mr. Mrs. Irving Gold Mr. Mrs. Robert Guilmette The Haskins Mr. Mrs. Bruce Hathaway Mr. Mrs. Donald Heath Dr. Mrs. Conrad Henrich Mrs. Bertha Hieronymus Mr. Mrs. Edward V. Hill Mr. Mrs. John W. Hird II Mr. Mrs. Stephen Jaworski Mr. Mrs. David A. Johnson Mr. Mrs. Peter C. Karalekas Mr. Mrs. F. William King The F. William King Family Mr. Mrs. John R. LaLima Jr. David and Sandra Leduc Mr. Mrs. William Lieberwirth Mr. Mrs. Richard Lincoln Joyce C. Lovely The Raymond F. Lynch Family The Lynch Family G. Q. Machine The McDyer Family Mr. Mrs. Robert P. McMahon Dr. Mrs. John Medrek Mr. Mrs. Francis Merrigan Mr. Mrs. Francis Minahan and Family Mr. Mrs. Alfred Monahan The Mongeon Family Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Mumford and Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Oakes Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Ostrander Clarence P. Ouellette Patty Mr. Mrs. Ed Pelzer Mr. Mrs. Leon F. Pomeroy Mr. Mrs. Milton Porter Dr. Mrs. Wayne Porter Chris Puglise Jim, Colette, Aimee, Nina David Sheri Roberts Mr. Mrs. William Rutherford Mr. Mrs. Richard St. Onge Mr. Mrs. Richard Schaefer Mr. Mrs. Peter Schuhlen Mr. Mrs. Vincenzo Settembre Mr. Mrs. John Silk Mr. Mrs. Richard F. Smile Mr. Mrs. Paul Sobolewski Mr. Mrs. Edward S. Steitz Theresa M. Swanson Mr. Mrs. Donald Tetreault Dr. Mrs. Earle Tompkins Mr. Mrs. Richard J. Tullie Mr. Mrs. Robert Turnberg Mr. Mrs. James M. Twaddle Mr. Mrs. Vadnais Mr. Mrs. Raymond I. Weiner Family Mr. Mrs. Eugene Wiezbicki Family Mr. Mrs. Malcolm White PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Scott Abel Mr. Mrs. Donald Adeletti Mr. Mrs. Robert Agostino Marian Allen Mr. Mrs. Robert Altieri Mr. Mrs. Anderson Mr. Mrs. Earl Anderson Jr. Atty. Mrs. Ralph L. Atkins Mr. Mrs. Alan Bagg Christi Bach Mr. Mrs. David Baker Mr. Mrs. Donald H. Baker Mr. Mrs. Jeremiah Baker Mr. Mrs. Robert W. Baker Mr. Mrs. Robert H. Barney Mr. Mrs. Norman Bartels Mr. Mrs. Basile Mr. Mrs. Baurle Bay State Truck Service, Inc. Mr. Mrs. Francis E. Becker Mr. Mrs. J. C. Behan Mr. Mrs. Robert D. Belch Mr. Mrs. E. A. Belorusky Sr. Mr. Mrs. Richard L. Bennett Mr. Mrs. William Benoit Mrs. Betty Benway Mr. Mrs. William Bergamini Mr. Mrs. Albert Bertrand Mr. Mrs. Jerry Beusee Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Bilton Mr. Mrs. Harry Bishop Mr. Mrs. Gerald Black Mr. Mrs. James Blackburn Mr. Mrs. Robert B. Blance and Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Blomberg Mr. Mrs. Boggis Mr. Mrs. Bruce Bonner Mr. Mrs. Robert Bouchard Mr. Mrs. Arthur Boucher Mr. Mrs. Joseph Boudreau Mr. Mrs. Gordon Bradley Mr. Mrs. A. C. Bramucci Mike Broderick Dick Delanne Brown Mr. Mrs. Dennis Bruno Sons Mr. Mrs. Thomas Bruno Family Mr. Mrs. Peter M. Burns The Buckley Family Francis Bugdanowicz Dr. Mrs. Howard Burr Mr. Clifford Busekist Mr. Mrs. Eddie Byrnes Carrie Christopher Cabrini A. J. Callahan Electrical The Camerota Family Mr. Mrs. Francis Campanella Mr. Mrs. Williani J. Caroll Mr. Mrs. John Chabot Joseph C. Chagnon Mr. Mrs. Howard C. Chase Jr. Welcome-Wagon, Florence G. Clarke Mr. Mrs. Donald Clay Mr. Mrs. Richard Concato Congratulations! Mr. Mrs. Donald Connor Mr. Mrs. D. Contois Mr. Mrs. John Contrino Mr. Mrs. Richard Conway Mr. Mrs. L. E. Cooley Mr. Mrs. Heywood Cooper Mr. Mrs. James Corbisiero Mr. Mrs. John B. Corcoran Marian Corey Mr. Mrs. Philip Cormier Mr. Mrs. Paul Coto Mr. Mrs. Edward Crary Family Mr. Mrs. George Crawford Family Mr. Mrs. Raymond Cross Mr. Mrs. G. H. Croteau Mr. Mrs. Peter Czechowski Mr. Mrs. Richard D’Amato Mr. Mrs. Kenneth D’Amour Mr. Mrs. Donald Daniele Mr. Mrs. Eugene M. Davis Jeri Steven Davis Mr. Mrs. Robert Davis Dawn, Nick, Kim, Lynn Mr. John Dean Mr. Mrs. Frank DeAngelo Mr. Mrs. Nicholas Debacher Mr. Mrs. Paul Demus Mr. Mrs. Robert A. DeSimone Mr. Mrs. Girard Desnoyers Lawrence J. Devine Mr. Mrs. DiAugustino Mr. Mrs. George Dimauro Mr. Mrs. J. F. Dion Mr. Mrs. John Donovan Mr. Mrs. J. Scott Dooley Mr. Mrs. John Doyle Ricky Drinkwater Mr. Mrs. James Driscoll Mr. Mrs. William Driscoll Jr. Grace Dubiel Bruce M. Duncan Mr. Mrs. John J. Dunn Harriet Richard Ellsworth Mr. Mrs. Robert R. Emerson Jr. Mr. Mrs. Stephen Empsall Mr. Mrs. Ronald Enna co Mr. Mrs. Edward Faber Mr. Mrs. Robert Falk Mr. Mrs. Raymond B. Farrell Edith R. Favarato Mr. Mrs. Antonio Fazio Laurie Jeremiah Feeley Mr. Mrs. Charles J. Ferrante Mr. Mrs. Peter J. Fessenden Family Mr. Mrs. Harry Fickett Mr. Mrs. William Finnegan Family The Fitzgerald Family Diane Fogarty Forest Park Roofing Mr. Mrs. Edgar N. Forrest Mr. Mrs. William L. Forrest Charles Fortin Mr. Mrs. Franco Family Mr. Mrs. Earl Frazee A Friend An Old Friend Norman Sharon Fuller PATRONS Susan Fuller Robert Gagnon E. S. Galica Mrs. W. B. Gannon Anne C. Gardner S. C. Gardner Mr. Mrs. Nick Garreffi Mr. Mrs. Bernard Gaudette Mr. Mrs. Robert Gelina Dr. Mrs. David R. Gelinas Mr. Mrs. David Gelman Mr. Mrs. Anthony Gentile Mr. Mrs. Gentile Mr. Mrs. Alfred J. Geoffrion Mr. Mrs. Moe Ghedini Mr. Mrs. A. L. Gibney Mr. Mrs. Nicholas M. Giuggio Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Goddard Mr. Mrs. James Goodwin The Gours Ruth Graves Mr. Mrs. Warren Griswold Dennis Gregg Mr. Mrs. Robert Guidette Mr. Mrs. Joseph Guillotte Mrs. Jeanette Gurney Trish Hafey Mr. Mrs. William A. Hafey Mr. Mrs. Morton Handler Mr. Mrs. R. Haraty Mr. Mrs. Michael Harrington Mr. Mrs. Heald Mr. Mrs. Homer E. Hebert Mr. Mrs. Richard F. Hodge Joanne Holotka Mrs. Raymond D. Houlihan Mr. Mrs. Forrest E. House Mr. Mrs. Paul Houser Mr. Mrs. John R. Howe Rev. Mrs. Bernard Huges Mr. Mrs. William Humphries Mr. Mrs. A. R. Huntley Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Hurley Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Hurst The Ingullis Mr. Mrs. John F. Janiszewski Mr. Mrs. Alfred Johnson Mr. Mrs. Walter I. Johnson Mr. Ernest A. Johnson Mr. Mrs. R. Fraser Johnson Mr. Mrs. Sherwood S. Jones Joy Kathy Joy Kris Mr. Mrs. Joseph J. Kagan Jr. Mr. Mrs. John Katsoulis Mr. Mrs. Alan Katze Judith K. Kieliszek Mr. Mrs. Albert J. Kendall Mr. Mrs. William Killoren Daniel Kneeland Mr. Mrs. Donald Knowe Candice Steven Kramer Atty. Mrs. Robert E. Kubicek Mr. Mrs. John Kulig Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Kulik Mr. Mrs. Walter T. Kurman Jack Judy Labroad Mr. Mrs. Raymond LaFlamme Mr. Mrs. Edward M. Lally Mr. Mrs. John LaMarche Mr. Mrs. Amos LaMountain Mrs. Mary Landers Mr. Mrs. A. Allen Landry Mr. Mrs. Paul Landry Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Lane Mr. Mrs. Richard Langone John Lasek Mr. Mrs. Peter Laude Mr. Mrs. Jack Leandro Jason Mr. Mrs. Donald LeClair Mrs. Edwin Lempke Mr. Mrs. William Leonard Mr. and Mrs. George LeRoy Mr. Mrs. Ray Lievens Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Y. Lindahl Lorraine and Tina Mr. Mrs. Norton Lovatt Mr. Mrs. Kenneth R. Luce Mr. Mrs. Richard Lyons Mr. Mrs. Gilbert MacCallum Mr. Mrs. E. Robert MacFarlane Brett and Todd MacGowan Mr. Mrs. Generoso E. Maddaloni Mr. Mrs. Richard Makara Mr. Mrs. Stuart Mackey Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Marino Marj Mr. Mrs. H. Mango Jr. Mr. Mrs. Anthony Marafioti Karl W. Marsian Mr. Mrs. Calvin J-. Martin Mary Beth Mr. Mrs. Allen Mastromatteo Mrs. Philip J. Mayher Sr. Robert Mazzariello and family Mr. Mrs. William McCandlish Glenn W. McCarthy Marion S. McCracker Mr. Mrs. Hartley McCullough Mr. Mrs. Harry A. McGill Mr. Mrs. Thomas McGowan Mr. Mrs. James McHugh Mr. Mrs. John McNair Mr. Mrs. Donald McNeish Mrs. W. M. McNeish Mr. Mrs. Leonard Mercieri Mr. Mrs. Edmund Michel Mr. Mrs. Richard Mikel Mr. Mrs. Robert Miller Dr. Mrs. William E. Miller Horton Minor Mr. Mrs. Guilio Misitano Mr. Mrs. Robert Monroe Mr. Mrs. Montana Mr. Mrs. William Moore — Ay i 22 Sandra James Moores Jr. Mr. Mrs. Russel Moran Mr. Mrs. Donald Moras Mr. Mrs. Frank Morrisino Jr. Mr. Mrs. John C. Moulton Mr. Mrs. Stephen Mozden and family Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Mullen Mr. Mrs. Francis V. Murphy Mrs. Betty Meyers son, Dan Ralph Nadeau Mr. Mrs. Eric Nasman Mr. Mrs. Nay Mr. Mrs. Edwin S. Nelmes Mr. Mrs. H. A. Nelson Alfred E. Newman Mr. Mrs. John L. Neumann Brian Julie Nichols Mr. Mrs. Walter Niznik Jr. None Mr. Mrs. Peter Nossal Mr. Mrs. Ed O’Brien Mr. Mrs. James A. O’Connor Mr. Mrs. Oparowski Mr. Mrs. Oldenburg Mr. Mrs. James B. Oski Donna Ouellette Mr. Mrs. Donald Paczkowski Ernest Page and Family Mr. Mrs. Leonard Palmer Mr. Mrs. Papandricopoulos Mr. Mrs. Joseph Panzanaro Mr. Mrs. Parenteau Mr. Mrs. Edward E. Parker Mr. Mrs. Donald Pauly Mr. Mrs. George Penndorf Jr. Marjorie Pennington Jon and Marie Peterson Mr. Mrs. Pezanetti Mr. Mrs. Archie H. Plante Wallace E. Plumb Mr. Mrs. John Pollard Mr. Mrs. Robert Potvin Jasper J. Pugliano Mr. Mrs. James N. Quinn Dr. Mrs. Raymond Raciot Robert H. Ramey Mr. Mrs. Donald Ramsay Mrs. James Ratcliffe Matthew George Reid William J. Reis Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. Rice Mr. Mrs. Lawrence H. Rich Mr. Mrs. Anthony Richards Mr. Mrs. Clarence A. Richards Hudson E. Richards Scott Nancy Roberts Mr. Mrs. Donald Robitaille Mr. Mrs. Bruce Rogers Family Mr. Mrs. Henry Roncarate Mr. Mrs. Kenneth C. Rose Mr. Mrs. Rosenthal Colette Ross Mr. Mrs. C. W. Russell Mr. Mrs. John St. Clair Mr. Mrs. Rupert St. John Mr. Mrs. Salvatore Family Mr. Mrs. John Salvetti Mr. Mrs. James Scanlon, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph H. Scanlon Mr. Mrs. W. Schmidt Mr. Mrs. Sal Scibelli Mr. Mrs. Clifton Schermerhorn Mr. Mrs. Elden Schmidt The Seiffert’s Carol Seeley Family The Seely Family Mr. Mrs. John Seyler Mr. Mrs. Emery Seymour Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Shaw Mr. Mrs. George J. Shea Mr. Mrs. Richard Sheets Mr. Mrs. Michael Shugrue Mr. Mrs. Philip Silensky Mr. Mrs. Foster C. Silver Lynn Sinowski Mr. Mrs. Alex Smith Mr. Mrs. George D. Smith Mr. Mrs. Smith Snoozie Mr. Mrs. Russell E. Snow Sr. The Songeny’s Mr. Mrs. William Sorel Mr. Mrs. Larry Spence Mr. Mrs. Soverow The Steele Family Mr. Mrs. Rocco Stellato Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Stewart Jr. John Strandberg Mr. Mrs. James Stratos Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Sullivan Mr. Robert E. Sullivan The Sullivan Family Mr. Mrs. Edward Sunter T. Swayger Mr. Mrs. John Szymko Mr. Mrs. Paul Tarsa Mr. Mrs. Angelo S. Teixeira Mr. Mrs. Rod Templeton Mr. Mrs. Eugene D. Tetreault Joyce Thompson Family Mr. Mrs. Russell N. Tirrell Mr. Mrs. Thomas Topitzer Mr. Mrs. Robert Trauschke Mr. Mrs. Trovato Mr. Mrs. B. Tucker Mr. Mrs. Martin Turpie Mr. Mrs. Brooke Tyler Mr. Mrs. G. VanValkenburg Elizabeth Johanna Weidner Mr. Mrs. Harry C. Weyner Mr. Mrs. Thomas Valentini Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Waterman Mr. Mrs. Richard J. Watson Mark Weiner Mr. Mrs. David J. Weisse Mr. Mrs. James Welch Mr. Mrs. Robert Wells Mr. Mrs. Ronald R. Widmer Mr. Mrs. Edward Wilczynski Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Wilier Mr. Julius Williamson Mr. Mrs. Richard Wilson Mr. Mrs. Wolf Mr. Mrs. Philip Yacovone Phyllis Zarlengo Mr. Mrs. Vincent Zoda Frank Rose Zuccala Mr. Mrs. William Zuccalo Room 212 It’s over the ad quota for Gary Pomeroy. Bob Moras describes a snow job, Julie McDyer adds the ads This is Room 212. The teacher is Mr. Burns. The kids are, well, just a bunch of kids like you and me. Except these kids spend very large amounts of time and energy working each year to help produce the yearbook. Through rain and snow, or foulest day, they doggedly canvas our town for patrons and ads. Aegis would not be possible without them. ’Nuff said. Back Row L to R: Bob Moras, Jon Wilk, Bruce Gold, Doug Butler, Cindy Widmer, Nola Vermette, Dave Hafey, Mike Hanna, Debbie Minahan, Joan Bouchard, Terry Contrino, Carolyn Burney, Julie McDyer, Tina Drinkwater. Front Row 1 to R: Gary Pomeroy, Dave Yacavone, Mary Davidson, Sue Scanlon, Steph Scroback, Debbie Kites, Sue DeAngelo, Patty Lynch, Kathy Swanson, Lynda Hieronymus, Ellen Haskins. Daddy Warbucks and funny money. 25 EILEEN ANCT1L . . Honor Society 4; Spartanum 2,3; Library Aides 1,2, 3, 4; Majorettes 2,3; Color Guard 1; Spanish Club 1,2; Student Store 1,2; Prom Committee 4. JOYCE ANDERSON . . . French Club 1,2, 3,4; F.T.A. 3; Teachers Aide 3; Office Aide 2; Special Education 4. STEPHEN ANDWOOD Football 1; Track 2,3,4 KERVORK ARAKALIAN ... ALLEN BAGG . . Yearbook 3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball I ; Swim- ming 1,2, 3,4; Spartanum 3. Track 2; NVRA 3,4. STANLEY BANDOSKI . DEBORAH BASILE . . Class Officer 3,4, (Vice President 3, President 4); Honor Society 4; Student Advisory 3,4; Student Government 1,4; Newspaper 2,3,4, (editor 4), Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Tutor 4; Spartanum 3,4; Cross Country (score keeper) 3,4; French Club 1,2, 3,4; (Secretary 3); Track 1,2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1. JEFF BASSETT . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 2,3 ,4; Will Prophecy 4 . KEVIN BASSETT . . LOUISE BAXTER . . MATTHEW BEAN . . Yearbook 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; N.V.R.A. 3,4; M.T.M.C. 3,4, Friendly Fan 4. DEBRA BEHRENS . . RAYMOND BELLIVEAU ... Football 2,3,4 JILL BENOIT . Spanish Club 2,3 (Vice Pres. 3); F.T.A. 3 (Chair- person); Synchro 2,3; Balloon Sale 4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Graduation Atten- dant 3; Spartanum 4. JOEL BENOIT Honor Society 4; Science Club 3,4; Special Edu- cation 2; A.F.S. 2, Lab Assistant 3,4. LAURIE BLANCHARD Special Education 3; Guidance Aide 2. PRISCILLA BOSHUYZEN ... KATHLEEN BOSTWICK Student Activities Treasurer 4; Office Aide 1; Prom Committee 4; Spanish Club 1. JOY BOTTA Yearbook 2,3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; Soccer 2,3,4, (scorekeeper); Synchro. 1,2, 3, 4; Library Aide 1.2.3. JOAN BOUCHARD Yearbook 2,4; Honor Society 4; Newspaper 3; Spartanum 3; Cheerleader 2,4, (Varsity 4); Span- ish Club 3; Girls Track 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 2.3.4, (score keeper). BARBARA BOURQUE . . . WILLIAM BOYD . Soccer 1,2; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 PATRICIA BRADSTREET . . Senior Directory Field Hockey 1,2, 3,4, (co-capt. 4); Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, (co-capt. 4), Softball 2,3,4 JOHAN BRENNER Soccer 4; Tennis 4. LAURA BROWN . . Spartanum 3,4; Softball 3,4; Field Hockey 3,4; Newspaper 3,4; (Editor 4); Tutor 4; Powder Puff Football 4. MARGARET BROWN . . . Field Hockey 1,2; Cheerleading 1,2; Office Aide 1; Guidance Aide 1; Spartanum 2. LINDA BRYANT . . . Spanish Club 2,3,4; Majorettes 2,3; Spartanum 2 , 3 . JAMES BRYSON . . . CAROLYN BURNEY . . . Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2,3,4, (co-capt. 2, tri-capt. 3) Track 2,3,4; Synchro 1; French Club 1,3,4; Graduation Attendant 3; Yearbook 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Tutor 3; Volleyball 1,2. ANN-MARIE BUTLER . . Drama 1,2, 3, 4; School Play 1,2, 3, 4; Lab Assistant 2,3,4; Library Aide 1,2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Se- lect Chorus 2; Madrigal Singers 3,4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Spartanum 1,2, 3,4; Boys Swim An- nouncer 3,4. DOUGLAS BUTLER Math Club 3,4; Ham Radio Club 1. FRANK CALABRESE . . MARY CANEY . . . Girls Track 3,4; Girls Field Hockey 3,4; Spar- tanum Spectaculum 3,4; Home Room Represen- tative 4; Boys LaCrosse 2,3,4, (Score keeper); Cheerleader 4. KAREN CARLSON . . Honor Society 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Lab Aide 4; Latin Club 3; Special Education 4; Office Aide 1 . ALAN CARPENTER . . . DIANNE CARROLL . . . Track 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Graduation Attendant 3; Tutor 3; Spar- tanum 3; Drama 1; Intramurals 1; Office Aide 1, Marathon Dancer 4. MARGARET CARROLL Girls Track 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Honor So- ciety 4; Guidance Aide 1. GLENN CASE . . Basketball 1; Cross Country 3; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. DIANE CASEY . . . Newspaper 3,4. WENDY CELLA . . Spartanum 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Office Aide 1; Library Aide 1,2,3; Special Education 2,3,4 (Treasurer 3, President 4); Mixed Chorus 3; Se- lect Chorus 4. NANCY CHAPDELAINE . . . Office Aid 1,2; Guidance Aid 2; Junior Achieve- ment 1. DAVID CHASE . . . Baseball 2,3. ANN CHIPOURAS . . . Swimming 1,2,3, 4; Synchro. 1,2; Gymnastics 3, (tri-Capt); Cheerleading 1,2,4, (Co-capt. 2) ; Newspaper 2,3; Yearbook 4; Special Education 2; Spartanum 2,3, 4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4., N.V.R.A. 4. KAREN CLOONAN . . Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Balloon Committee 4; Swimming 1; F.T.A. 3; Stage Hands 3; Office Aide 1,2; Special Education 2. FORBES COLLINS . . Baseball 1,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Lab Aide 2,3,4; Chess Club 1. LAUREN COMSTOCK JOSEPH CONNER Football 1,3,4; Wrestling 2,4. TERESA CONTRINO . . Track 1, 2, 3,4; Yearbook 3,4, (Business Editor 4); Class Officer 3,4 (Treasurer); Spanish Club 3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4, (Score Keeper); Honor So- ciety 4; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Balloon Sale 4; Tutor 4. EILEEN CRAVEN . . . Mixed Chorus 1 ; Select Chorus 2; Madrigal Cho- rus 3. MARTHA CRAWFORD French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Synchro. 1,2, 3,4; Spartanum 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Newspaper 4; Yearbook 2. GUY CROTEAU . . . Band 1,2, 3,4; Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 1, 2,3,4. TRACEY CUSHMAN Girls Swimming 1,2; Gymnastics 3; Special Edu- cation 3; P.I.T. A. 1,2, 3,4; Synchro. 1; Girls’ Soft- ball 2,3,4; Balloon Sale 4; Prom Committee 4; Spartanum 4; Will and Prophecy 4. EILEEN CZUPRYNA . . . Library Aide 1; Office Aide 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Special Education 3,4; Spartanum (Publicity Committee) 3,4; Will and Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4. SCOTT DANNER Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2. PAT DE ANGELO . . Basketball 1,2; Newspaper 2,3,4; Soccer 4; Office Aide 1; Powder Puff Football 4; Balloon Sale. 4 RITA DELAPA . . . THOMAS DENTE . . . DENISE DESAUTELS . . . Gymnastics 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; F.T.A. 3; Will and Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Balloon Sale 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Homeroom Rep. 4 DONNA DESAUTELS . Track 1,2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Prom Commit- tee 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Will and Prophecy 4 . MARTHA DESIMONE . . . Basketball 1,2; Newspaper 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Photographer (Newspaper 3.) JULIE DI CASSIO . . Syncho. 2,3; Special Education 3. KRISTIN DIETSCHE . . . Debating 1,2, 3, 4; Math League 2,3,4; Model Congress 3,4; Honor Society 3,4 (President); Band 1,2, 3, 4; News paper 2,3,4 (editor); French Club 1,2,3 (treasurer), 4 (president). DAVID DIMAURO DONALD DIMAURO CATHY DRISCOLL Guidance Aide 1 . JOHN DRISCOLL . Wrestling 2,3,4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4. CYNTHIA DUMBROWSKI JUDY EDOFF Spanish Club 1,2,3; Select Chorus 1,2; Spar- tanum 1,2,3; Will and Prophecy 4; Prom Com- mittee 4. CHERYL EMPSALL Swim Team 1,2; Synchro. 3; Library Aide 1,2; Office Aide 2,3. PAUL ERNSTING . Basketball 1 ; Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Soccer 1 ,2,3,4; Tu- tor 3; Honor Society 4. ROCCO FALCONE WILLIAM FARQUHARSON Tennis 4. DANIEL FERREIRA KATHLEEN FERREIRA MAUREEN FINN KANDY FLAGG THOMAS FLORENCE Crosscountry 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICK FLYNN JAMES FOLEY Football 1,2, 3, 4, (captain) LaCrosse 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1,2; Spartanum 3,4; VHRC 1,2, 3, 4; Mr. Cholestoral 4; N.V.R.A. 3,4. DAVID FONTAINE French Club 1,2. SELINA FONTAINE . . . Gymnastic Team 2,3; Collaborative 4; BRENDA FOUCHER Spanish Club 1 ; TOM FRANCO Football 1,2, 3,4; (captain); V.H. R.C. 1, 2,3,4., Mr. Cholestoral 4., Spartantum 4. WADE GAGNER KEN GALICA Soccer 2; Track 2; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4 (co-cap- tain); Spartanum 1,3,4; Lighting Crew 1,2, 3,4 (chairman); Boys State 3; Graduation Attendant 3; GREGG GARDINER Soccer 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Newspaper 4. BRUCE GAUDETTE Band 1 ,2,3; As Schools Match Wits 1 ,2, 3,4 (cap- tain); Science Club 2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4 ( Edi- tor); Swim Team 1,2, 3, 4; Will Prophecy 4; DAVID GIOVANINN1 CAROLYN GOEWEY Office Aide 1 . BRUCE GOLD Math League 3,4; Yearbook 4. JOSEPH GOL.ON Football 1,2; CHERYL GOMES Spanish Club 2. GINA GOUR French Club 3. SANDY GRAF . Will and Prophecy 4. STEVE GREENIA Drama Club 2. ANN MARIE GRISWOLD Field Hockey 1 ,2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2 (captain), 3,4; Synchro. 1 ,2, 3,4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Guidance Aide I GARY GUILMETTE Basketball 1,2; Golf 1,2, 3, 4. TERRI GUZZO Drama 2,3; Red Cross 1,2; Softball 2. DAVID HAFEY Tutor 2; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 3,4; Gradu- ation Attendant 3; Tennis 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Cross Country 4; Student Store 2,3; Yearbook 2,4; Greenhouse Caretaker 3; Balloon Race Win- ner 2; Pie Eating Contest Winner 4. CYNTHIA HALES CARLE HALLEN Cross Country 1,2, 3, 4; Ba sketball 1,2; Baseball 1, 2,3,4. KELLY HAND Student Government 2,3 (Secretary); Field Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Softball 2; French Club 1,2,3; Office Aide 1; Graduation Attendant 3; Prom Committee 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 4. V.H. R.C. 4; N.V.R.A. 3,4. MICHELLE HANDLER Science Club 2,3,4; Lab Aide 2,3,4; Library Aide 1,2; Drama Club 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Senior Outing Committee 4. MARY HANNA Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Will and Prophecy Committee 4; Balloon Sale 4; Graduation Attendant 3; Spar- tanum 3; VHRC 4; NVRA 3,4. MICHAEL HANNA Football 2,3,4; Hockey 3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; VHRC 3,4. ERIC HARRIS Football 1; Soccer 2,3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2 . MA.UREEN HEARN DEBORAH HEATH Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 2,3; Synchro- nized S wimming 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 3,4; Will and Prophecy Committee 4; Student Advisory 4; La- crosse Manager 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Graduation Attendant 3; Intramurals 1,2; Balloon Sale 4; VHRC 4; NVRA 4. DAVID HENRY CHARLES HILL MARK HILLSBURG JULIE HOWELL Will and Prophecy Committee 4; Special Educa- tion 3; Prom Committee 4 GEORGE HRONOPOULES DAVID HURLEY Band 1,2, 3,4; Spartanum 4. SUSAN JACKSON Will and Prophecy Committee 4. ERIK JERNSTROM Swimming 2,3. JO-ANNE KAGAN Majorettes 2,3; Colorguard 1; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 3,4; Library Aide I; Honor Society 3,4; FTA 3; Spartanum 2,3,4; Tutor 3; Newspaper 4. STEVEN KATZ Cross country 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming 3; Debating 2,3. CYNTHIA KEDDY AFS 1,2; Spanish Club 3,4; Debating 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook 2; Newspaper 3,4 (Editor); Soccer 4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Band 1,2. WILLIAM KELLEHER Cross-Country 2,3; Lacrosse 1. NANCY KILBURN Will and Prophecy Committee 4 MICHAEL KELLIHER Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling (co-Capt 3,4); 2,3,4; Lacrosse 3,4; V.H R.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Will and Proph- ecy 4; Spartanum 4. JEFFREY KING Yearbook 3,4 (Editor); French Club 3,4; Swim- ming 2; Lab Aide 3,4; I.B.T.C. 4; N V R A 3.4 DEBORAH KITES Track 2; Field Hockey 2,3; Wrestling Score Keeper 2; Yearbook 3,4. DOUGLAS KNIGHT Hockey 2; Golf 2,3. JANET KRUSIEWICZ PAUL LABADORF Stage Band 1; Drama Club 1,2,3; Spartanum 2,4; Freshman Football 1 (manager); Track 1; Band 1, 2,3,4. JOSEPH LAL1BERTE French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 1,2,3 (captain). 4 (captain); Chess 1; Cross Country 4. TODD LANGDON CHERYL LAPIERRE TAMMY LARO Office Aide 4. JOHN LEAHY JANINA LEMANSKI Spanish Club 3,4; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Swimming 2; Library Aide 1,2, 3, 4; Office Aide 1,2, 3, 4; News- paper 3,4 (Advertising Editor) Color Guard 2; Tutor 3; Play Committees 3,4. GREGORY LEONARD Soccer 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Spartanum 2,3,4. KIMBERLY LINCOLN Swimming 1.2, 3, 4 (co-captarn); Track 1; Office Aide 1 ; Prom Committee 4; Powder Puff Football 4. LARRY LINCOLN . JEFFERY LOMBARDI TINA LONGO ... JOHN LOVATT . . . Hockey 2,3,4; Will and Prophecy 4. JANICE LYMAN . . . Majorettes 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Honor So- ciety 3,4; Library Aide 3,4; Spartanum 1, 2, 3,4; Tutor 2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4 (Head Typist); Schools Match Wits 4; Prom Committee 4. MARTIN LYNCH . . Student Government 2,3,4 (President); Yearbook 1,2, 3, 4 (Editor) ; Honor Society 4, Spartanum 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Lacrosse 1,2, 3,4; N.V.R.A. 1 (driver), 1 (cook), 3 (healer), 4 (chancellor gener- al); Latin Club 2,3,4; Jai-alai Club 4; I.B.T.C. 4, M.T.M.C. 4; Millard Fillmore Society 4, Assault on Mt. Everest, 4. THOMAS MAC DONALD . . . Student Government 3,4 (Member-at-Large); Student Class Vice-President 1,2; Hockey 1, 2,3,4 (captain); Football 1; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Jai-alai Club 2,3; Yearbook 4; VHRC 3,4 (Trustee) 1. STEPHEN MACFARLANE ... Swimming 1,2, 3,4; Newspaper 4; Lab Assistant 3.4. A.F.S.2; Track 2; Honor Society 4. DEBORAH MACKIN . . . MARIO MAGNANI . . . JOE MAIOLO . . Student Government 1,2,3; Student Advisory Committee 3,4; French Club 3,4; Senior Study 3; Stereo Monitor 3,4; Spartanum Usher 2,3,4; Hockey 2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3, 4; Lacrosse 2,4. MARY LYNN MARAZZI . . Majorettes 1,2; Field Hockey 2,3,4 (Co-captain); Spartanum 1,2; J.V. Cheerleader 2; Basketball 2; Graduation Attendant 3; BARBARA MARINO . . . TINA MARINO ... Drama 2,3,4 (Student Director 4); Select and Madrigal Chorus 1,2,3; Science Aide 3,4; Spar- tanum 1,2,3, 4. maura McCullough . . Field Hockey 1,2, 3,4; Softball 2,3; Basketball 1,2; French Club 1,2,3; Graduation Attendant 3; Of- fice Aide 1; Student Council 4, (Vice President) Spartanum 3; Prom Committee 4, (Chairman); Balloon Sale 4; Will Prophecy 4; Yearbook 3,4; V.H.R.C. 4„ N.V.R.A. 3,4. JULIE McDYER . . Track 1,2, 3,4; Field Hockey 2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Yearbook 3,4, (Business Editor 4); Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Wrestling 2, (score keeper); Tutor 3; Spartanum 3. ROBERT McMAHON . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; Tennis 1; Swim- ming 1; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4. LAWRENCE McNULTY . . . Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; CARNEY McRAE . . Library Aide 1; French Club 1,2, 3,4, (Secretary 2, President 3) Science Club 3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; (Managing Editor 4); Debating 1,2, 3, 4; Drama 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Spartanum 2.3.4. PAUL MEDREK . . . Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; Will Prophecy 4. LUC MENARD Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. WAYNE MERCIER CINDY MERON . . . Swimming 1,2, 3,4; Synchro. 1,2; French Club 1,2,3; Spartanum 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Bal- loon Sale 4; Select Chorus 2,3; Madrigal Chorus 4; Graduation Attendant 3; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Powder Puff Football 4. DENNIS MEYERS . . PAULA MICELOTTA . MARK MIDWOOD Football 1; Cross Country 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4. DEBBIE MINAHAN . . . Cross Country (scorekeeper) 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Lighting Crew 1,2, 3,4; Spartanum Lighting 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Track 1,2 (Co-Capt. 1). MARY KAY MONAHAN . Basketball 1; Office Aide 1; Student Government 1; Yearbook 2; Tutor 3; Softball 4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Will and Prophecy 4; G.A.D. 1,2, 3, 4; Field Hockey (Manager) 4; KIM MOORES . . . CYNTHIA MORAN . . . Library Aide 1,2,3; Guidance Aide 3; Tutor 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4. DEBORAH MOREAU . . . Girls Track 2,3; Office Aide 1; Library Aide 2. LISA MOREL . . . DONALD MORIARTY . . . TERESA MORRISSETTE . . . Office Aide 1,2, 3,4; Library Aide 2; Special Edu- cation Club 2; Guidance Aide 3; Select Chorus 4. CARLA MOSES . . . Intramurals 1,2; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Red Cross 2; Will and Prophecy 4; School Lunch Sur- vival Club 1,2, 3,4; Lunch Room Monitor 3; Graduation Attendant 3; Town Government Week 3; Tutor 3; Student Government 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Spartanum 4. ANGELA MOULDEN . . . Swim Team 1; Spanish Club 1,3,4; Office Aide 1; Guidance 1,2; Color Guard 1,2,3; Majorettes 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 4. KRISTIN MUMFORD . . . Student Government 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer (Pres. 1,2,3); Student Advisory Council 3; French Club 1,2; Synchro. 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4 (Vice President); SwimTeam 1,2, 3,4, (Co-capt. 4); Band 1,2,3; Spartanum 1,2, 3,4 (Co-Director 4) Yearbook 2,3,4 (Editor 4); N.V.R.A. 3 (Duch- ess) ; The Millard Fillmore Society 3; Molly McGuires 4; Fighting Irish 4., Star Stewardess 4. RAY MUNN . . . MARY MURPHY . . . Field Hockey 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2; Guidance Aide 1; Office Aide 1; Will and Proph- ecy 4; Powder Puff 4; Prom Committee 4. CHERYL NAY . . . Band 1, 2,3,4 ROSEANNA NICORA . PAUL NOREEN ... ERIC NYSTROM Football 1,2, 3,4; V.H.R.C. 4, IBTC, Broad Jump- ing 4 LYNN O’BRIEN ... Newspaper 1,2, 3, 4 Editor, Debating 1,2, 3, 4, Soc- cer 4 ROBERT O’BRIEN . . . Baseball 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Newspaper 2,3 (Editor 3); Yearbook 4 (Editor); Will Prophecy Com- mittee 4; Member I.B.T.C. 4, Millard Fillmore Club, 4; Assault on Mt. Everest, 1,2, 3, 4; Spar- tanum 4, N.V.R.A. 4. JOHN O’CONNOR LYNN O’CONNOR KIMBERLY O’HARA ANN O’HEARN ... NANCY O’NEILL . . . DAVID OSKI . . . JOAN OSWALD . EDWARD OUIMET . . . JOHN PARKER . . Football 1,2, 3,4; Lacrosse 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3 . TRACEY PARKER . . . Track 3,4; Soccer 4 (co-captain); Honor Society 4 . BONNIE PAUL . . . Softball 3,4; Student Store 2; Spartanum 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4. ELAINE PELLETIER . . . French Club 1,2, 3, 4; FTA 3; Majorettes 3; Spar- tanum 1,2,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Synchro. 1,2, 3, 4; Literature Magazine 4; Prom Committee 4. GARY PELZER . . . KENNETH PENLAND . . . JEFFREY PENNDORF . . . Football 3,4; Wrestling 3, Track 3,4. CYNTHIA POMEROY . . . French Club 1,2,3; FTA 3; Spartanum 2,3,4. MARK POOLER . . . School Match Wits 2,3; Swim Team 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 4. CRAIG POWERS . . . Lacrosse 1,2, 3,4; Football 1; Soccer 2; Band 1; Yearbook 4; Jai-alai Club 3,4; Scarlet Nema- toads 3,4; V.H.R.C.; M.T.M.C., L.C.C 3(work- er), 4 (President). NVRA 4. GREGORY PRICE . . . MICHAEL RAIMER ... Wrestling 3. KIMBERLY RANDALL . . . Swim Team 1; Guidance Aide 3; Special Educa- tion Club 3; Prom Committee 4; Will and Proph- ecy 4; Senior Outing Committee 4; Balloon Com- mittee 4. PHILIP RAYDER EMMETT REARDON . . . ERIC REDIN ... DANIEL RHODES ... DOUGLAS RICHARDS Football 1. NINA ROBERTS . . Field Hockey 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Track 3,4; Stu- dent Government 4 (secretary); Yearbook 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Powderpuff Football 4. PAUL ROGERS KAREN ROSS Office Aide 1; Library Aide 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Laboratory Aide 3,4. STEVEN ROY Basketball 1; Baseball 1. KIM RUTHERFORD French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Synchro. 1,2, 3, 4; Class Offi- cer 2,3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4 (editor); Student Ad- visory Board 3,4; Honor Society 4; Debate Team 1,2,3 (co-Captain), 4 (captain); Drama Club 1. BARBARA SAMEK . DIANE SANTANGELO JEFFREY SANTER Cross-Country 2,3; Track 1. ALBERT SAULNIER French Club 2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Junior Gradu- ation Attendant 3., French Club Vice Pres; Newspaper Editorial Editor; EDMUND SAUNDERS . Tri-Captain Beatlemania Club CECILIA SAVARIA Prom Committee 4; Senior Outing 4; Balloon Sale 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Spanish Club 2,4; Office Aide 1. SUE SCHAEFER Red Cross Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Track 2,3,4; Student Advisory 4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Class Offi- cer 4; Prom Committee 4; Will and Prophecy, Yearbook 3. ELEANOR SCHERMERHORN French Club 2; Drama 2; Spartanum 3; Gradu- ation Attendant 3; Tutoring 1,2. CHERYL SCHOENFELDT Spanish Club 1,2,3; Softball 4; KATHY SCHUHLEN . . . Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. DIANE SCIBELLI Spec. Ed. 3; Prom Comm. 4; Will and Prophecy 4. BRIAN SCULLY . . Football 1,2; Baseball 1; Lacrosse 2,3,4. PAUL SEVIGNE . . . MARK SHEA . . . Hockey 2, 3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4; V.H.R.C. 4; N.V.R.A. 4. STUART SIBLEY Football 1; Hockey 1,2, 3,4. JOHN SILK . . Football 1,2; Lacrosse 1,2; TONI SINCERE . . . THOMAS SKALA . Hockey 3,4; KATHY SMITH . LAURIE SMITH Spanish Club 1,2; Synchro. 2,3; Office Aide 2; Guidance Aide 1. DAVID SOLIN THOMAS SPEIGHT PAULA ST. ONGE . . . French Club 1,2; Student Government 1; Track 1,2,3; Yearbook 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Spartanum 3,4; Prom Committee 4. JOSEPH ST. PETER Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Golf 2,3,4. BRENDA STEELY . . . JOSEPH STOLECKI . . KAREN SULLIVAN Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3 (mgr. 2,3); French Club 1,2; Balloon Com- mittee 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Yearbook 3,4; Spartanum 3; Graduation Attendant 3; Home- room Representative 4; N.V.R.A. 3,4. RICHARD SULLIVAN . TRACY SULLIVAN Will and Prophecy 4; Senior Prom Committee 4; Balloon Sale 4, Senior Class Outing Committee 4; Powder Puff Football 4. LORI SWANSON . French Club 1,2, 3,4; Sp anish Club 2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Majorette 3; Synchro 2,3,4; Office Aide 1,2; Guidance Aide 1; Will and Prophecy 4; Baseball (Scorekeeper) 2; F.T.A. 3; Graduation Attendant 3. DIANE SZYMKO Spartanum 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Majorette 3; Synchro 2,3,4; Office Aide 1; Guidance Aide 1; Will and Prophecy 4; Baseball (scorekeeper) 2; F.T.A. 3; Graduation Attendant 3. DIANE TALBERT . Library Aide 1,2; Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Science Club 1,2, 3,4; Will and Prophecy Committee 4; Powder Puff Football 4. LYNN TARNOWSKI . . Swimming 1,2; Tennis 2,3,4; Student Govern- ment 1,2, 3,4; Spartanum 2,3,4; HOLLY TEMPLETON . . Spanish Club 1,2,3 (Secretary, Vice Pres.); Synchro 1,2, 3,4; Drama 2,3,4; Will and Prophecy 4; Baseball (scorekeeper) 2; Special Education Club 1,2 (Secretary). GERALD THERIAULT . . JULIE THOMAS . . . Spanish Club 2. LINDA THORNHOLT . MARK TOPITZER PAULA TRINCERCI . . Spanish Club 1,2,3; Art Club 1; Softball 2,3,4; Soccer 4; Newspaper 3,4 (Art editor); Powder Puff Football 4; Will and Prophecy 4. PAUL TURNER . Football 3,4; Basketball Manager 1,2, 3, 4. DEBORAH VANVALKENBURG LINDA VECCHIARELLI Spanish Club 2,3. VINCENT VEDDA NOLA VERMETTE . French Club 3,4; Library Aide 3,4; Office Aide 2; Latin Club 2,3,4; FTA 3; Yearbook 4; Softball scorekeeper 3. RICKY VESTER MARY ELLEN VIGER Spanish Club 1,2; Red Cross Club 1,2. SHEILA WADDEN Synchro 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2; Newspaper 3; Art Club 1 . VALERIE WADE . . . KATHERINE WAITE . . . Spartanum 1,2,4; Swim Team 3; Synchro. 3. RONALD WAL.DROUP CRAIG WALKER . Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 1. ROBERT WALKER RICHARD WALZ Soccer 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 ; Band 1,2,3. GAIL WATERMAN JUDY WEAVER Science Club 3,4 (secretary); Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; Spartanum 2,3, 4; Library Aide 1,2,3; Newspaper 3,4. VALORIE WELLS Spanish Club 2. STEVE WENK Band 1,2,3; Football 1; Lacrosse 2; Stage Band 3. JOE WHITE . CINDY WIDMER French Club 1,2, 3,4; Library Aide 1,2, 3, 4 (Trea- surer 3); Guidance Aide 1; Yearbook 4; Honor Society 4; Majorettes 3. KAREN WIEZBICKI Swimming 1,2, 3,4, (MVP 1), State Top Ten, Who’s Who All American Athletics; Girls Track 1,2,3, 4; Student Government 1,2; Spartanum 3,4; Will Prophecy 4, (Chairperson); French Club 1,2,3; Synchro. 1 ,2; Yearbook 3,4; Prom Commit- tee 4; Graduation Usher 3. DAVID WILDER Swimming 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Spartanum 1,4. RICK WILLIS Yearbook 3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming 1,2; Lacrosse 1,2, 3,4; V.H.R.C. 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 3,4; Millard Fillmore 3,4; NVRA 3,4. RICHARD WILSON . GEOFFREY WRIGHT Tennis 1,2, 3, 4. LINDA WRIGHT . . . PAUL YEOMANS . . DEBRA ZARLENGO Spanish Club 2; Office Aide 2. LORRAINE ZODA . Spartanum 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; FTA 3; Special Education Club 1,2; Will Prophecy 4; Drama 2,3,4. Trusted Advisors Guide Students It certainly does! Mrs. McCormick 30 Super Counselors Through Realistic Problems Able to leap huge reams of paper in a single bound, race to their coffee breaks faster than a student’s car leaving the parking lot, more powerful than an irate curriculum coordinator — “Look — down in the office — It’s a bird; it’s a plane; it’s the Super Counselors!” Meet the Super Counselors, ELHS’ answer to the plea of faculty, parents and students, “HELP”. Dis- guised as mild-mannered laborers in a suburban American high school, these Super C’s fight a never- ending battle for perfect student placements, stupen- dous SAT’s, and the American Way! 1 Mrs. Lewis MRS. LEWIS A-E MR. CAMP F-L MR. DUNAJSKI M-R MRS. MC CORMICK S-Z The starting line-up. 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M= •••, : , i Jai-CT i =:••• ir=. - . - 1 ,17 , IS=I;GT, 1 - = YE; ENT! r TC AND CODES. ? ri« ??a ct , «, : BE F 0 1 I ■ ■ • 7 Li FT err t l: ft sot trMs ■ 7 LI r • F f- - CODEC - • ;. r T l.I FT FCC FAi: . ...01 5 7 - ' i= ct, r-?� Y. ,f c.� 5 fo Cl Hi L - . _ l . TC - - : - . ” . . . ' 0 :• .- - . . , l . ■ A sample computer response. NOW what do I do? Spartanum tryouts will be held tomorrow at 2:15 in the Auditorium o WZ ' o % f o % ,cr 5 ° V o V’ c s%y A f Soccor at Minnechaug Students are again reminded not to cross the parking lot on their way to school in i.the morning Cheeze pizza for lunch Senior Homeroom Reps are asked to. bring the com- pleted DAR ballots and mug money to room 210 r Students who have not selected by the studio for yearbook ture proofs to the photograph studio by November 10 will ication!! HBBi : V , % Cheeze pizza for lunch ' 1 mrnm ' % W V% Bulleti za for On Tuesday, 29 November, the seniors will be measured for their Commencement caps and gowns, during X Block ' -Jo There will be a meet day X Block in the sn Cafeteria The following statements reflect a cross section of the feelings of our class. Allen Bagg Stanley Bandoski 34 How do you feel about school spirit at E.L.H.S.? Louise Baxter Joel Benoit Laurie Blanchard Priscilla Boshuyzen Kathleen Bostwick 35 “Rah, Rah!” “It died.”, “What spirit?” Joy Botta Patricia Bradstreet Joan Bouchard Barbara Bourque William Boyd Johan Brenner Laura Brown Margaret Brown I Linda Bryant Brom Bones Carolyn Burney ■ 36 What is your attitude toward the Administration? Alan Carpenter Dianne Carroll 37 “I plead the Fifth.” -■ ■■■■■ ■ Margaret Carrol Glenn Case Diane Casey i Nancy Chapdelaine David Chase 38 “The Administration treats the students like children and then expects them to act like adults. r Ann Chipouras Karen Cloonan Forbes Collins Lauren Comstock Eileen Craven Eileen Czupryna Martha Crawford Scott Danner Joseph Connor Guy Croteau Teresa Contrino Tracy Cushman 39 What do you think about school lunches? L t Patricia DeAngelo Denise Desautels Donna Desautels Martha DeSimone Julie DiCassio Kristin Dietsche Cathy Driscoll John Driscoll Cheryl Empsall Paul Ernsting i Cynthia Dumbrowski Judith Edoff 40 “I’ve tasted better sand.” few Maureen Finn Kandy Flagg 41 i “We are not a bunch of squirrels who like nuts and berries.” Thomas Florence James Foley David Fontaine Selina Fontaine Brian Fellows 42 What is your opinion of underclassmen? Carolyn Goewey Thomas Franco Bruce Gaudette Bruce Gold Wade Gagner David Giovaninni Joseph Golon Kenneth Galica Cheryl Gomes 43 “I used to be one!” Gary Guimette Theresa Guzzo David Hafey Cynthia Hales Kelly Hand Michelle Handler Mary Hanna Carle Hallen 44 I “There are two kinds of kids in this school- seniors, and others.” Michael Hanna Bucky Maureen Hearn Deborah Heath David Henry Charles Hill 45 How do you think this school could be improved? Mark Hillsburg Julie Howell David Hurley Susan Jackson Jo-Anne Kagan Erik Jenstrom 46 “Need time to think about that one.” Steven Katz Cynthia Keddy i William Kelleher Nancy Kilburn Michael Kelliher Deborah Kites Douglas Knight Jeffrey King 47 “By bringing back junk food.” Gregory Leonard Kimberly Lincoln I Larry Lincoln Tina Longo John Lovatt Janice Lyman Martin Lynch Thomas MacDonald Mary Lynn Marazzi Barbarba Marino “Everyday.” Tina Marino Maura McCullough i Carney McRae Paul Medrek - I i i 50 “Yes, but it wasn’t my fault.’ ' c Donald Kloss Wayne Mercier Mark Midwood Cynthia Meron Deborah Minahan Dennis Meyers Mary Monahan Are you glad or sorry, scared or confident, to be on your own? Donald Moriarty Teresa Morrissette Carla Moses Angela Moulden Roseanna Nicora Paul Noreen Eric Nystrom Lynne O’Brien “On my own what?” Ann O’Hearn Nancy O ' Neill 53 “How am I supposed to know, they got me locked up in school every day.” 54 Of what accomplishments are you most proud ’ Gary Pelzer Jeffrey Penndorf ' Bonnie Paul Elaine Pelletier Mark Pooler Craig Powers Kenneth Penland Michael Raimer Kimberly Randall Philip Rayder Emmett Reardon 55 “I made it to my senior year.” Eric Redin Daniel Rhodes Nina Roberts Paul Rogers Jeffery Santer Albert Saulnier Edward Saunders Cecilia Savaria 56 “Graudeating” Diane Scibelli Brian Scully Eleanor Schermerhorn Cheryl Schoenfeldt Katherine Schuhlen Susan Schaefer |p 57 How do you feel when Friday rolls around? 58 “Like any other moron does.” Thomas Speight Laurie Smith David Solin Katherine Smith Joseph Stolecki Lori Swanson Karen Sullivan Richard Sullivan Brenda Steeley Tracy Sullivan Paula St. Onge Joseph St. Peter 59 “Relief Decent” Diane Szymko Diane Talbert Lynn Tarnowski Holly Templeton Julie Thomas Linda Thornholt Mark Topitzer Paula Trinceri Paul Turner Deborah VanValkenburg Linda Vecchiarelli Vincent Vedda ii 60 “I feel like a cool guy.” Richard Vester Richard Walz Judith Weaver Gail Waterman What does life mean to you? Valorie Wells Steven Wenk i 62 “Life is a journey of hopes, loves, and fears. It means as much as the travelers make it mean. Joseph White Cynthia Widmer Karen Wiezbicki David Wilder Richard Willis Richard Wilson Geoffrey Wright Paul Yeomans Debra Zarlengo Lorraine Zoda Ronald L. Jackson Born: August 15, 1959 Died: February 3, 1975 In Memoriam Do you remember a boy named Jackson? Ronny Jackson- a thin, big-boned boy with a wide smile? He joined us in the grades and we came along together. We shared word lists, and science fairs, and indoor gym at Birchland Park, and the ag- gravation of never being big enough or old enough to do what we wanted. Remember Ron? He was like each of us ... quiet when things went wrong; pushing down the halls, laughing and noisy with relief when things were great. There were people he liked who became friends; others he didn’t like and didn’t bother with; some he never knew. Before summer officially begins this year, our class will be graduated; this part of our lives will be over. We’re looking back and looking ahead, trying to choose what comes next. It is frighten- ing and exhilerating for all of us- except for Ronny Jackson. He died, a freshman, in 1974. We set this page aside for him. Remember Ronny? ! I _ 64 Edward Ouimet Born: May 23, 1960 Died: January 11, 1978 “To lose the life you have, for greater life; To leave the friends you loved, for greater loving; To find a land more kind than home, more large than earth — Whereon the pillars of this earth are founded, Toward which the conscience of the world is tending — A wind is rising, and the rivers flow. ' ” 65 Cheerleaders Inspire Spartans This year, as always, the cheerleaders have shown their never ending faith in our Spartan teams by devoting seeming- ly unlimited amounts of time and energy to their cause. When the time comes for giving credit where credit is due, the cheerleaders are forgotten more often than not. They have no scores, merely perfect record of attendance, which speaks for itself. When the going got rough, they were always there to booster the morale of the mighty Spartan warriors with their cries of “Go Red, go!” The cheerleaders have seen the players and fans alike through many unparalleled victories. STANDING 1 to r: Kelly Flagg, Ann Marie Griswold, Dianne Carroll, Kathy Schuhlen, Joan Bouchard, Sharon Smith. Kneeling; 1 to r; Denise Work, Ann Chipouras, Mary Caney, Wendy Douglas, Kim Pash. 67 f: I i i i to ottot t ?UU 1 Ltl MSCHUIO US t� SH «iM«ni Milttt iOStfH f� UlT tOO l S ftut scon titUWJ I riMU t � � POHC f Mt� POQLiR tLlI pQlCtltt oww R� Ct PlCMRtl RAint J Bti RRN 01 U MUSS to 01 10 1 H to 0 i� 0 il to oi� o to OiiSl to Ollil in- to Oils to Oiooi it to Otlii to 010 to Oils it to Oils U to oii� � u to Oils to oil) ll to OiiST tl so 021SS It REcni ou RtCMltO CtOlMl JUO Commencement Jimmy Foley fires off. John Driscoll starts another play. Varsity Football Experiences Frustrating Season, Squad Finishes With A 7-3 Record 70 Rick Willis finds open field. Joe St. Peter calls the play. Joe D. finds a hole. Jim Foley sheds a tackle. After opening the season by rolling over a hapless Emfield team, the Spartans came up short against Division I standout, Chicopee. The Spartans got back on the winning track by running off 4 consecutive wins against Hamp., S. Hadley, Classical, and Ludlow. Some find running by Captains Jim Foley and Rick Willis and Junior sensation Joe D’Angelo made E.L.’s ground attack the best in the league. It was not, however, enough to stave off losses to League Champ. Minnechaug, or to a spirited Longmeadow team in the last game. End A1 Bagg looks for room to run. 71 I I I I ' ' I 1 I ! I ! I I I ' i jubilant . . . . . . determined . . . ■ill • ySam 7r 1 i V v a. fc- f 9 I - i Jmja a m ■ ■ JlJy . . . fatigued . . . Honor Roll: Varsity Football All-League Players: Tom Franco E.L. Enfield OPP. John Driscoll 35 Chicopee 0 Gary Pomeroy 0 Northampton 21 Rick Willis 27 South Hadley 8 Jeff Pendorff 35 Classical 0 Mike Kelliher 41 Ludlow 12 28 Minnechaug 0 All-Western Mass. 21 Holyoke Catholic 27 Tom Franco 42 Amherst 0 35 7 Longmeadow 13 21 Team MVP, Rick Willis . . . dejected . . . . . . anxious . . . Joe St. Peter looks for a receiver John Driscoll tees into one. . . . and find one. St. Peter and Foley execute. Front Row(L-R) Tom Franco, Jeff Bassett, Al Bagg, Mike Hanna Ray Belliveau, John Driscoll, Eric Nystrom, Mike Kelliher, John Parker, Jim Foley, Rick Willis, Joe St. Peter, Jeff Pendorff, Second Row(L-R) Scott Main, Joe DeAngelo, Jeff Dalessio, Mark Richards, Jody Mongeon, Jim Falcone, Joe Connor, Gary Pomeroy, David Anderson, Paul Turner, Coach Dobias, Third Row(L-R) Ted Niemiec, John Frangie, Joe Ryan, Joe Wadden, Steve Lussier, Dominic Marino, Andy Sharon, Rich Plumb, Vin Zuccalo, Ed Gardner, Coach Modzelewski, Fifth Row(L-R) Tony Fantone, John VanValkenberg, Brandon Tomaino, Mark Umland, Frank Falcone, Mark Fillion, Tom Mongeon, Mark Deblok, Jim Raimer, Keith Schuhlen, Tom Garwacki, Bob Young. Freshman Football Continues Tradition 1st. row, left to right: Jeff Starr, Mike Langone, Mark Robitaille, Mark Empsall, Pete Fessenden, Mike Franco, Ralph Guiggo, Tom O’Connor, Greg Seiffert, Vin Bradway, Mike White, Bill Forbes, John Chase. 2nd. row, left to right: Charlie Marino, Tom Gardner, Paul Croteau, Scott Skala, Keith Parker, Charles Garwacki, Kurt Schuhlen, Neal Bradstreet, Mike Maurer, Matt Sincere, Mark Blanchard, Doug Gregory. Missing; Blair Hundertmark, Tom Foote. Coaches, left to right: Branchini, Conlin. Cradle the ball Although the Varsity foot- ball team will be losing several key starters to the world at graduation, all is not lost for Spartan gridiron fans. The performance of this year’s freshman squad was certainly encouraging. Coaches Bran- chini and Conlin stressed the importance of fundamentals and attitude as they molded several promising prospects, among them Mark Blanchard and Neal Bradstreet. And run. Girls Swim Team Achieve “0:25.65, 0:25.70, uh-oh!!” The 1977 Spartan mermaids swam and dove towards another successful season. Under the direction and guidance of Coach Susan Laing and Assistant Coach Kim Wiezbicki, the girls dual meet record was 10-3. The team continued their fine performances by placing second in the Western Mass Championships, followed by the capture of the State Title. Carolyn Burney and Karen Wiezbicki shared the award of MVP for their many fine performances throughout the season. What’s the best swim team? L -I ' w 76 Coach Laing and gang. Take your mark . . . 1977 State Championship First row (1-r): Faith Miller, Donna Frazie, Val Hurst, Kim Gardner, Kris Flagstrom, Jennifer Leonard, Renee Gelinas, Lori LeClair, Sue Wadden, Candy Camp, Carol Warner. Second row (1-r): Kim Richards, Cheryl Caratenuti, Lucia Gour, Mary Driscoll, Debbie Jaworski, Sabrina Smit, Pam Ferreira, Debbie Tucker. Third row (1-r): Patty Lynch, Lori Miller, Diana Robbins, Gail Soffan, Gina Bergamini, Heidi Hurlin, Ellen Haskins, Sue Lorenzi, Betsy Wadden, Ann-Marie Fitzgerald, Kathy Killoren, Maureen Handler, Sue Robinson, Jill Wilder, Kim Beaudet, Melissa Tompkins (manager). Top row (1-r): (Co-capt.) Kris Mumford, (Co-capt.) Kim Lincoln, Debby Heath, Carolyn Burney, Karen Wiezbicki, Coach Susan Laing, Coach Kim Wiezbicki. Swing ’em up and bring it home! E.L. OPP. 96 Amherst 74 44 Minnechaug 39 54 Chicopee 29 70 Cathedral 102 55 Chic. Comp. 28 40 Cathedral 43 53 South Hadley 30 72 Longmeadow • 86 53 South Hadley 30 44 Northampton 39 44 Minneehaug 39 45 Longmeadow 38 Western Mass. Championships 2nd place State Championships 1st place Co-MVP Carolyn Burney gets ready with Diana and Sue. Beany churns through the water. 77 Maureen Handler pulls for the finish Way to go woman 1 Co-MVP Karen Wiezbicki Anyone down there? Did you hear what I heard?!! 78 Sue strives for a victory. Varsity Finishes Soccer Season Bottom (left to right): Doug McKenney, Pat Seely, Greg Leonard, Scott Danner, Paul Ernsting, Bill Farquharson, Dave Hedin, Dana Weiner. Top (left to right): Dave Gelinas, Bill Connors, Joe Longo, Andy Cordone, Jim Correale, Rick Nasman, Chris Sand, Jon Wilk, Chris Trinceri, Tony Contrino. Varsity Soccer Cathedral Agawam Chicopee Comp Greenfield Classical Holyoke Commerce Chicopee Ludlow W. Springfield S. Hadley Westfield Longmeadow Minnechaug Putnam Northampton Technical E.L. 0 0 2 1 1 2 5 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 Chris Sand moves the ball upfield. 80 Rick Nasman after the ball. Jon Wilk attacks the ball. r V With Disappointing 4-10-3 Record Doug McKenney in the air. Halftime meal. The closed-eyes trick. s dirt! Dave Hedin in a foot race. Halftime pageantry. 81 Greg Leonard with the head. 82 Danner waits patiently. Pat Seely with the foot. Bottom L to R: Scott Goodwin, Jeff Robinson, Craig Clark, Matt Willis, Tim Goguen, Steve Keating. Middle: L to R: Coach Wheeler, Rob Starkie, James Thomas, Steve Lieberwirth, Rich Bourgeoise, John O’Connor. Top: L to R: Mike Donatelle, Glen Robitaille, John Bruno. 83 EL Longmeadow 0 1 Minnechaug 2 1 Ludlow 3 0 Agawam 2 6 Kosciuszko 0 3 Freshman Soccer Kosciuszko 2 Longmeadow 3 Ludlow 6 Minnechaug 0 Agawam 2 Freshman Soccer Has Successful First Season Chris Sand takes on four opponents Scott Danner gets the ball first 84 Another close call. The Spartan offense converges. Mary Hanna blows by her opponent. Maura stickhandles by an opponent. 86 Carla lets everyone know who scored. Kim Arment jabs the ball away. Valley Wheel Champions The girls’ Field Hockey team took the Valley Wheel Champion- ship with a record of 8-1-3. Under the excellent coaching of Miss Ex- ley and the leadership of co-cap- tains Trisha Bradstreet and Mary Lynn Marazzi the team turned in outstanding performances. MVP award was shared by Trisha Brad- street and goalie, Karen Sullivan, while center, Maura McCullough was honored as season high scorer. The Minnechaug win not only high- lighted the season but also clinched the title for the vigorous lasses. The defense gets ready. Opponent E.L. Southwick 1 2 Agawam 0 2 South Hadley 1 3 Minnechaug 1 1 Longmeadoe 0 2 Southwick 1 0 Agawam 2 2 South Hadley 0 2 Ludlow 1 4 Minnechaug 1 2 Longmeadow 0 0 8 wins 1 loss 3 ties Western Mass Tournament E.L. Mohawk Regional 1 0 Julie McDyer stops an opponent. Another save by Twaddles! 87 Varsity Field Hockey Bottom Row, Left to Right: Co-Captains Patricia Bradstreet, Mary Lynn Marazzi, Middle Row, Left to Right: Maura McCullough, Carla Moses, Kim Arment, Mary Carroll, Kelly Hand, Mary Caney, Debbie Dobias, Karen Sullivan. Top Row, Left to Right: Nina Roberts, Laura Brown, Ann-Marie Griswold, Sue Brown, Mary Hanna, Lynda Napolitan, Julie McDyer, Coach Exley. J.V. Field Hockey 88 Bottom Row, Left to Right: Cari Fisk, Lisa Miller, (Co-Captain), Gerry Hand, Laurie LaClair, (co-captain). Top Row, Left to Right: Laurie Joseph, Cathy Ward, Jennifer Fisk, Sue Keddy, Karen Monroe, Laura Murray, Jane Steele, Laurie Zych, Coach Zych. Missing, Kathy Donatelle. Weather Or Not- E.L. Harriers Run Through Another Winning Season Equally impressive in rain and under sunny skies, the E.L.H.S. Cross-Country Team was characterized by effective team effort and strong individual performances. Coach Dutille and his runners exemplify the ideal athletic combination of discipline and dedication. Minnechaug 22 E.L. 37 Longmeadow 30 25 Amherst 29 27 South Hadley 34 23 Technical 41 18 Westside 26 29 Ludlow 33 23 Agawam 48 19 Southwick 20 47 Palmer 31 26 Classical 23 32 Cross Country: Back row: Randy Burd, Carl Hallen, Captain Tom Florence , Coach Dutille, Captain Mark Midwood, Dave Hafey, Jim Skiffington, Front row: Chris Ferri, Dave Roberts, Todd Case, Joe Pie- troniro, Jim Giallanza, Gary Donlin, Bill Paris tmmm MHHMM An endurance runner often thinks he is choosing a socially approved and oriented activity but soon discovers his new way of life is one of isolation and lone liness. The rest of his world finds it hard to understand a man who deliberately chooses t way of daily rigorous routine and hardship alone sets him apart. But the full extent of h estrangement from his fellow men does ndt rel hit him until an hour or so before the race is t start; he suddenly feels the enormity of the task ' before him. But there are compensations for thi as condition and control are acquired, the rufme gradually senses that he has found a harmony wit; himself, and with all about him, that is certainly different and known before. J. Kenneth Doherty m m - • r . ■ ■ IS , : ' r, Girl’s Soccer iW Makes Its Debut 1st Row, Left to Right; Stephanie Hosmer, Liz Belch, Amy Mangin, Paula Trinceri, Tracy Parker, Lynn O ' Brien, Cindy Keddy. 2nd Row, Left to Right: Cindy Seyler, Sandy McKenney, Sue Lievens, Melinda Dauten, Lynn Hedin, Lori Kagan, Ann Marie Healey, Lynn Kagan. 3rd Row, Left to Right: Mary Lievens, Mary Golon, Pat DeAngelo, Diane Casey, Pat Smile, Reenie Moras, Lee Parker, Kim Oski. 4th Row, Left to Right: Lisa Paschetto, Mary Beth Scully, Terri Henrich, Rose Medrek, Sue Busekist, Coach Burke. The first Girls Soccer team in the history of E.L.H.S. took the field this year with 30 girls under the leadership of Coach Reanne Burke. The senior class contributed many fantastic players to the team-Tracy Parker, Paula Trinceri, Lynn O’Brien and Cindy Keddy. Among the exceptional Juniors were Cindy Seyler, Pat Smile and Sue Lievens, while Lee Parker and Kim Oski were excel- lent sophomore players. The talents of many Freshmen greatly enriched the team. Rennie Moras was voted the most valuable player and Lynn Hedin, the top scorer. Rose Medrek and Terri Henrich show promise for 1978. Above; The mascot, “a former prince.” Above; Coach Burke instructs Paula in the finer points of tackline. Above: Rose Medrek’s energy overwhelms the opposition’s defense. Girls Soccer Scores Cathedral 8 Longmeadow 1 Commerce 6 Classical 1 Ludlow 5 Minnechaug 2 Agawam 1 West Springfield 12 Longmeadow 3 Commerce 3 Classical 2 Cathedral 5 Ludlow 1 Minnechaug 2 West Springfield 5 Agawam 0 96 Coming In Senior Advisors Going Out . . . . Mrs. Fleming More Seniors Laurie Diduk Diane Manarite Donald Kloss I the clorinated season. Rick Willis reaps the rewards of hard work — a plaque for 41. Above: 1977 Spartan Football Banquet Below: Girls Swimming coach Mrs. Laing, recaps MVPs Carolyn Burney and Karen Wiezbicki. No fish on the menu for Mermaids. ' These are our Remedial Swimmers; they have yet to master their fear of diving, but they’re improving. “Do it again and I’ll skate on your face.” Who Says “All Athletes Are Just Dumb Jocks?” 100 Alright, alright, the puck’s yours; all you had to do was ask. Boy’s Basketball Spartan Hoopsters Counter Competitors Coach. Luke takes command. Two out of three falls? The Three Faces of Mid all the way. So this drunk says, “Bartender there’s a fly in my drink!” 103 Illegal flaming debris tossed from stands. Time out to air gym. Student auto in faculty parking space. Twaddle’s surrounded. A struggle for the top. Varsity Basketball a Public display of affection in stands. Penalty, fighting in parking lot. Illegal use of ten-foot gym ceil- ing. Visiting team wallets stolen from lockers. Mark contemplates the shot. A rare inside view Referee’s child attends home school. Skiffington has control. E.L. Opp. 48 Southwick 37 50 Chicopee 61 56 Longmeadow 81 58 Amherst 75 66 Minnechaug 61 57 ludlow 52 46 Putnam 53 65 S. Hadley 56 70 Agawam 53 59 Longmeadow 38 49 Amherst 50 39 Minnechaug 55 46 Putnam 58 60 Ludlow 50 45 Cathedral 77 64 S. Hadley 55 32 Chicopee Comp. 34 44 Agawam 36 Student spectator smoking in hall. Player .with failing grades on court. Illegal use of airhorn during free throws. Time out to pump up ball. Towels on locker room floor. i Future All-Stars L-R; Coach Ken Grip, Brent Webb, Edward Giorgini, Brian Walker, Mike Keating, Mike Sullivan, David Coderre, Rick Edwards, Charlie Armet, Ted Neimic, Jon Wilk, Tod Miller Freshman Hoopsters First Row:(L-R); Matt Willis, John Chase, Don Tranghese, Ralph Giuggi, Billy Arment, Mark Empsall, Greg Seiffert. Back Row: (L-R); John Murphy, Todd Chase, Rick Gallerani, Doug McKenney, Gene Fitzgerald, Tom Keeley, Mike White, Neal Bradstreet, Bill Florence, Mark Blanchard. J Laura Woodbury, a strong competitor. Diana, the all-around team member. THE TEAM: Top Row(L-R); Laura Woodbury, Hilary Santer, Sandy McKenney, Carolyn Burney, Cindy Seyler, Diana Robbins, Sue Lincoln, Lynn Buddington. Bottom Row (L-R); Jill Woodbury, Mary Cushman, Mary Shaw, Laurie Rosati, Maureen Reed, Jodi Feinberg, Kim Traver. 108 Above: Carolyn dives for success The growing Spartan Gymnastic team, led by Coach Barbara Rootis and assisted by Tri-Captains Carolyn Burney, Sandy McKenney and Cindy Seyler have enjoyed a better, more competitive season than ever before. Above: Tri-Capt., Cindy Seyler vaults. New talent has arisen-note freshman Melinda Dauten, who helped to rack up the scores. Other team members should also be congratulated for their assorted efforts. Above: The attentive announcers. Above: “Hit it Maestro!” 109 Above: Laurie concentrates on her grace. Above: Lynn Buddington displays exquisite form. SCORES Minnechaug 41.27 E.L. 76.75 Agawam 58.35 E.L. 54.75 Classical-Comm. 58.3 61.4 E.L. 13.85 Holyoke 56.35 E.L. 51.85 Hampshire Reg. 82.30 E.L. 57.30 South Hadley 79.6 E.L. 55.9 Frontier 58.55 E.L. 63.4 Amherst 60.2 E.L. 75.45 Classical-Comm 74.35 62.6 E.L. 13.65 Longmeadow 64.5 E.L. 84.2 Kingswood 69.27 E.L. 60.35 What flexibility! Rrribbit! Sue Lincoln puts forth great effort. no Hockey After the 76-77 hockey season, there wasn’t an awful lot expected of the Spartan icemen. However, under the excellent coaching of Mr. Fassnacht and Mr. Callahan, the 77-78 squad surpassed all pre-season predictions as they finished second in the league with a 10-6-2 record, good enough to earn a post season playoff berth. This year marked the arrival of several promising new faces on the hockey scene, including; Jimmy Trase, high scoring wing; John McCullough, the team’s leading scorer; and Ted Fitzgerald, an excellent left wing. Highlights of the year included a tremendous 4-3 victory over Minnechaug and ties with league leaders Longmeadow and Easthampton. In the playoffs, the Spartans took on the top seeded Taconic team. The redmen played all out in an effort that left the score at 2-1 Taconic, after two periods, as the result of the brilliant goaltending of Spartan netminder Chris Trinceri. In the last period, the Braves broke down the EL defense, scoring three times to make the final score 5-2. The team wishes to thank the many fans who helped make the 78 team the success that it was. Spartans Surprise Experts, Center Dan Gelinas tees one up against Greenfield. Junior Chris Trinceri stops a shot in the Longmeadow game. John (Mulligan) McCullough relaxes between shifts. 112 Ted (Fitzie) Fitzgerald digs for the puck while ‘Hartley’ takes a breather. Chris Trinceri, Rick Nasman, Stu Sibley, and Tom Skala team up to stop a Greenfield drive. Front Row (L-R) Mike O ' Brien, Chris Burke, Tom MacDonald (captain), Mike Hanna, Chris Trinceri, Marty Lynch, Dave Rau, Chris Sand, Mike Miller. Back Row (L-R) Coach Fassnacht, Ray Kallaugher (manager), John Lovatt, Ted Fitzgerald, Dan Gelinas, Stu Sibley, Jimmy Trase, Rick Nasman, John McCullough, Tom Skala, Larry Maiolo, Joe Maiolo, Coach Callahan Finish Second In Wright Division John McCullough scores against Greenfield. Larry (Laverne) Maiolo faces off against Palmer. 113 Barnabus Q. Hanna rushes up ice against Palmer. Coaches Callahan and Pearson watch the action. Dazzling Dick Orr’ sees an opportunity for his patented end-to-end scoring rush. Opponent Longmeadow Amherst South Hadley Putnam Greenfield Chicopee Comp. Minnechaug Palmer South Hadley Agawam Commerce Easthampton Greenfield Longmeadow Putnam Palmer Ludlow Commerce Score 4 6 1 3 2 4 3 0 2 2 5 4 3 7 3 1 7 2 EL 4 2 5 4 6 1 4 9 4 1 4 4 5 2 6 11 0 10 114 Chris Trinceri makes a brilliant save against Greenfield. iifj ftftVtfUtW ti W ' i Wrass After starting strong, our wrestlers encountered many problems. The Spartans lost a number of starters to the infamous “East Longmeadow Flu” and to injuries. Even though their ranks were depleted the Spartans ended up at .500 with Mike Kelliher, Mark DeBlok and John Driscoll placing in the Western Mass. Meet. Spartan Wrestlers Earn Recognition: Front row (L-R): Mike Torcia, Dave Roberts, Tom Cunningham, John Salvetti, Bill Messier, Mark Whitney. Second row (L-R): Bill Boyd, John Cantalini, Tom Caliento, Mark DeBlok, Steve Muise, Ace Kelliher. Third row (L-R): Scott Main, Russ White, Ken Lopardo, Tim Goguen, Kevin O’Shaughnessy, Greg Gentile, Dave Moses, Chris Miller, Coach Mazzariello. Coach must see something no one else does. Pushing for the pin. Finish With A 7-7 Record Titanic struggle. Driving up and over. “What do I do now Coach?” Longmeadow 10 48 E.L. Agawam 33 22 E.L. Ludlow 10 46 E.L. Firmi 37 22 E.L. Northampton 15 45 E.L. Hopkins Academy 23 41 E.L. Granby 43 18 E.L. Quabbin 39 27 E.L. Ware 18 45 E.L. Frontier Reg. 40 25 E.L. West Spfld. 30 29 E.L. Amherst 38 28 E.L. Commerce 19 46 E.L. St. Joseph’s 00 72 E.L. Breakout!! Seniors Contemplate. I lll illl . ' ■ri ipppHiP BB|iIJ|| H HHRrp -• liijLjg . Jjglgg H||| mem. ggSP 9 lip BiBP MBf ' “Jv iK MPk , JU Varsity Girls Basketball (L-R) Carla Moses, Joanne Skiffington, Kim Arment, Lisa Berry, Trisha Bradstreet, Sue Lievens, Jill Wilder, Marj Stevens, Betsy Wadden, Mary Topitzer, Coach Laing. Absent, Nina Roberts. Opponent Score El Agawam 40 13 West Springfield 41 31 Longmeadow 35 32 Longmeadow 46 39 Classical 49 41 Minnechaug 67 48 Minnechaug 60 35 Ludlow 45 40 Ludlow 35 33 Putnam 26 33 Putnam 37 39 Commerce 68 40 Commerce 79 39 South Hadley 39 37 South Hadley 48 21 Classical 62 55 Agawam 36 33 Above: Trish attains the ball in the rebound. Girls Basketball, led by senior tri- captains Nina Roberts, Trish Bradstreet and Carla Moses, endured a tough schedule this season. The spirit of the players added to the sincere effort which was displayed by all. The promising talent of many J.V. players insures an encouraging record for next years varsity team. Congratulations to Nina Roberts who was named to this years All-Star team. Above: Joanne splits the defence Above: Disco!! Kim scores two. Mari drives to the basket. 121 1 j Front Row: Maureen Moras, Liz Belch, Melinda Ollari, Rose Medrek, Sue Kelly, Lynn Hedin. 2nd. Row: Miss D’Ambra, Terri Henrich, Sue Wadden, Sandy Hieronymus, Julie Viens, Gina Beery, Terri Templeton. “Bless their souls.” Walking on air! 122 Swimming . “ r - i lUllUi! iiiliiii E.L. Opp. 50 Windsor Locks 30 100 Westfield 72 40 Minnechaug 43 102 Amherst 70 47 Chicopee Comp. 36 53 Amherst 29 119 Chicopee Comp. 53 79 Longmeadow 93 33 Cathedral 50 54 Classical 26 33 Cathedral 50 47 Minnechaug 36 Mermen Splash To Second t Row (L-R) Paul Candage Mark Robitaille, William Kennedy, Keith Ross, Gary Donlin, Coach Bolles, Allen Katze, David Hafey Ken WaHd C °r CaP M , r Back , R ° w [ L ; R) Mark Pooler ’ Ken Runquist, David Simonich, Bruce Gaudette, Steve MacFarlane, Paul Donlin Joe Wadden, Jim McCormick, Rick Falcone, Bill Farquharson, Dave Wilder, Robert Harvey, Gary Pomeroy, Allen Bagg (co-captain) ’ In State Meet A Spartan diver shows his form. “Three more laps to go.” Victory. u Above: The real question, “Did he count the money for the coke? , ' SS? 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EnglJ and 1 types (inc] and i Throi Modei readj i - quired full-year course that integrates literature rious omposition will be ’ m Life ' s Grammar and Con ee , while vocabula ary texts. id from im the . — .—.w ican Literature fc writing, vocabulary, and language study. d with ish Literature for the full year, combined with guage study. n Grade 11 in addition to the required program urses in the program for Grade 12. Englj whict ering the followin h semester: aj ft; 4 b djFfc coll chieved study of work analogies, utilization of read in outside readings, and a thorough review of tra r it lng the researc during the first s the verbal sectic Lly :tend ta, id ige. 1 . inded i to pi groui will papei orgai intensive writing course specifically designed dents who already have a strong gramnar back- ing expected of them in college. The course writing short to moderate length expository ssay examination questions, and writing an rch paper. Eng If- 1 writj in Gi Business Usage --This course is designed to review and reinforce the prin- ciples of grammar, usage, and punctuation. Emphasis is placed upon under- standing and using language effectively, particularly in correspondence. Vocabulary and letter writing appropriate to work in business are included. and Amer thought. I the most Spe I reading I is benef nunicat ions --The journalism ‘porting, and all aspects oi art presents methods of cot Lng advertising, propag lcludes the analysis oi � ech making as a me the the concepts whic assical Greece and M focus being on the is specifically d| er increase his sj et good marks onb Second Semester Ann Lynch A War That Never Ended --This course is desig I insight into, and a deeper appreciation for, the I America during the years 1861-1865, the Civil Wail I the seventeen American novels or books that the cl particul Tom 1 s Cabin , Gone ] . Simonds records , Wor and Amer modern t receive orient a u: and trips are of great world lit the concepts whicl condary focus being on tne uteratures oi the d Science Fiction nt to some of the should come to the tne elements or our contemporary cultui societies and also with a willingness t from the normal. Authors will include Tolkien, Vonnegut, Cari and Heinlein, Because of the heavy reading list, for students with extreme reading difficulties. F.es designee fiction observing of future different st in iov, immendec Shakespeare--A study of the author ? s greates analysis from all points of view as to the imporl For the college-bound and discriminating student. •and rks . Expository Writing--An intensive writing course specifically designed to prepare college -bound students who already have a strong grammar background for the kinds of writing expected of them in college. The course will focus on the following: writing short to moderate length expository papers, writing [answers to e as ay examination questions, and writing an organized and detailed raner . Area Five : n to Those St Excessive Di Basic English Grades S (Must Have Offic rehens ive study of all speech situations with s as well as the material. Speech and drama a broad based scope for any kind of speakin; specifically designed to teach advanced ncrease his speed and comprehension. It ood marks only by spending lon ' r hours angua_rd as th iulary, gramma Grade mentar ccent U.S .A . writing, voc Grade 12 Students are to take two out of the f Search centra find, such n and Th for Identity--A study of liter eras they face •osition and p Night, John IPP people as y try to reading of ;ht and Dark , on B modern of emp corres .iled study of the use of the English language in ' as it pertains to office work and other types tde appropriate business vocabulary, forms of £ sentence structure and paragraph development. piiiiiiii s ,t Raymonsligfe. - V and pu “™whe Readers f Digest. The course will also in- clude vocabulary, grammar, and writing. F mentar; ’er sp ectives as the basic texts, pi writing, vocabulary and grammar. 134 1 Ronald Lech V X This cour I peoples and co I emphasis on th I basic elements for social, ?o countries invo events through studied. Basic Text: Worlc GEOMETRY This course is to point out the geome - vironmentc Spacial geometry is integrated concepts of algebra Topics covered are el sets, induction, intuition, deduction, form and logic, set theory, congruence, equivale symmetry structures, co-ordinate geometry, equalities, locus relationships « Text: Geometry: Vannatta, Goodwin, G onn qui John Courtney applicant in any technology program „ This students interested in pursuing a technology course at a technical community college and who might, on the basis of previous math difficulties, have prob- lems with the regular Algebra II program. Basic concepts of first year Algebra will be reviewed in t his course . This course will be offered in two 1 -----I 3 4-1 I.rrvrlr af hi g nvm BASIC place Theoi and c be de Robert Hamel regular geometry with the emphasis , and applications of theorems, il definitions, indirect reasoning. ichard Burns Sta ing are sntxax UUU lUgcuiwuiuv- lUXi l-XUUO, terminants, matrices, sequences and So For the students in grade 10 nmp ' •p,. stud A] gel polyi relai loga] seri they of c ols ine Modern Algebra and Trigono Sorgenfrey, -Wooten, Dole! Algebra Two with Circular We regret that MRS. SHELDON was unavailable for photographs. ALGEBRA II-C .1 MATH concepts and s decimal number idea Mary Rossitcr 6qUai.i.wuo a o well a o mcepts in isurement . derations ' m uie number Text: Essentials of Mathematics, Skill Sobel, Maletsky, Hill; Ginn and Co ation athe- I MATE ALGE the the numb and grap.AJ. Thomas Mann s , Skills Ginn and el op an ui iphasis on ■ Adeline Wilk ; with rea W «. VA JkA i4k ✓ W- A. W J j w j: A. w rffe, -W - iadratic equations and inequalities, rdinafce plane, and solving various types Goodwin, Crosswhite; Merrill Holt Algebra One: Nichols, Edwards, Garland Hoffman, Mamary Palmer; Holt, Einehart Winston Algebra, Structure and Method Book 1: Dolciani, Vooton, Sorgenfrey, Brown; Hough ton -Mi f f lin r ide furth« includes i algebra 1 SCIENCE MODERN EARTH SCIENCE leveloped by the Eart atory-oriented scier Lred in the earlier g : will be taken in sc 2 regular 55 minute c jorology are the majc such issues as air a ice, and the use of r 1 for college prepare 5 the Earth n Basic Text: Modern Ear BIOLOGY - BLUE VERSION The BSCS Blue Version a biology at the molecular or advances by using a physiolo the major aims of the course moleci It is as the with ? course evolul contii recent advances in izes these recent on approach o One of is to describe the major contributions modern the general understai the processes in the ell BIOLCX Kenneth Grip cience: Molecules t cr students to gain ; M to learn general principles of ecology, cell biology, plant biology, animal biology, genetics and energy relations in living things „ Emphasis The study of the earth , opens the door into the stud; verse around it. The course general nature of the earth, sculpture the earth’s surfac climate of the earth „ aood in space „ It content and the univ- f areas of astronomy, 3 motion, forces that tmosphere , and the d for college prepare r PROJECT PHYSIC. ' cs Header agnetism, atomot sics This course is recommended for college preparatc interested in science and or mathematics � ENERGY ALTERNATIVES designed to deal with the real problem of energy resource de- The Mathematics, Industrial Arts, Home Economics, Social Studies, I English and Science Departments thave combined to present an interdiscipl I ha] st in alternative fi cat ions of env; rse will be in t] 1 decision makin the course wil — 0i „ach as solar c generators, methane digesters and others « thods for the in le; rces such as nuc ces, etCo, and a ' is to its overal BUSINESS EDUCATION : � I | i f i I i L Linda of the business ec e the business stuc office and busines ds of the busine ss hemselves to occupy can fit into the c siness world and bi eds some basic busd he re f ore , our currd ent, but also all c siness fundamentals nd businessmen in t ectives requires a school level. The that it tends to a offering the following courses, erschuk BOOKKEEPING I igned to provide a grade students, tc usiness and economd re covered include, can business, mone ment, money manages ss and labor funetd Business For Econos Crabbe imanski nding c -Of 6| mt - ■ Ralph Cooley urse is to present tional and persona] , initiating a boot lizing business trs he work sheet with sing of the ledger, als and the subsidd iation statements. pplications are ini , payroll records, ales taxes, notes z ainder of the year, are required to cc roprietorship ‘ whicl ituation. g g ents , ■o- k of p ense£ luring ul INDUSTRIAL ARTS do not attempt to develop skills needed in earning a livelihood or to train a pupil f expose ost-se ces which constitute a sound background for prenticeships and for the do-it-yourself homeowner NINTH GRADE Thi .11 re established on a three phase ductory insight into our to IEEHANI .PRIN Richard Willett Designed as an introduction! iclude freehand shop sketching )has is on oblique, isometric Basic Text: Blueprint Oil ve and Pa yin se in general metal working prc velop basic skills in the simpl rimaril Charles Burtt Is. basi irer WOODWORKING (1 3 year) A basic course in woodw oanipulation of all power eq m on shop safety an the school woodsh The practical phase of this program will consist of proper md project construction. Basic Text: Modern Woodworking , Wagner We regret that MRS. PAYNE was unavailable for photographs. additional opportunities Second year study delves course endeavors to make understand, speak, read ovides for increased aura cal construction, eoraplet and meaningful reading of ) French II - O ' Brien, LaFrance Promenades En France - Belle usan Laing 6 Edward M Robert Conlin ART I Two semesters -- open to freshmen, sophomores, jut A course in studio art, c for art as it will be encountc media are used in two-dimens ic be drawing, blockprinting, oil and collage. t % and attitude id. Various :luded will VOCAL MUSIC The vocal music program if vocal program offers an opporti ground in all styles of music . 1 Beethot partici] 3 Concern ■j Lee Club, Priscilla Bolduc who enjoy singing The .sh to gain a general back American Yankee Singing t music c ire expec ART II -- two semesters Prerequisite : AND NATURAL FIBERS The purpose of this 1 the understanding of the i clothing and textiles, in a basic knowledge of cons ' will be constructed and lc juniors and seniors, site: Art I or General Art Susan CLOTHING I: Grades 9, 10 INTRODUCTION TO CLOTHING i JIM , to provide the student with the care and selection of sychology of clothing; and [ semester three garments . ' Itions will be presented. designee PBjk John Turner acrylic JKSnt± screen print mg, and st CLOTHING II: Grades 10, 11, 12 ADVANCED CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION AND MAN-MADE _ Food Services Rose Resta, “boss” The kitchen crew at woric The kitchen staff, connoisseurs of fine food and milk, have not only mastered the art of dehydration synthesis, but also the transformation of government surplus into exotic dishes. At E.L.H.S., every student is furnished with a vast menu of foods, consisting of soups, sandwiches, and Cheez’n Crackers. At forty cents, the daily specials cannot be topped. Seriously, we owe much to these women who have toiled over grill and stove all year round, to provide students and faculty that extra gas to get them through the day. Perhaps someday we could take them out to lunch. 145 Janitors Often unnoticed, the burly boys of the boiler room worked their fingers to the bone this year. And as if the chore of keeping our hallowed halls clean wasn’t enough, the custodians also had to shovel out the mountains of snow that left E.L.H.S. marooned during February. One other project that seemed to bring the working men out of the woodwork, was the installation of smoke alarms in the hallways. After four years of dedicated service to the class of ’78, they deserve our thanks for a job well done. Below: A few of the faithful E.L.H.S. custodial engineers. And The Band ' s£«7}A A portion of the Saturday half-time extravaganza Mastering the licorice stick Concentration Played On Handsome, simply handsome. Oh, and pretty too! ‘ ' ' iHijjr • Miimmm ■mmr MliUtU Christie Anderson David Anderson Kristin Anderson Charles Arment Chris Bailey Michael Baker James Bampos Leopold Beefy Greg Belch James Bemis Thomas Bergamini Mark Bilton Seated (L-R) Beth Page (Vice President), Cindy Seyler (Secre- tary), Laurie LaClair (Treasurer), Standing (L-R) Randy Burd (Member-at-Large), Chip O’Connor (President). 154 Jennifer Blance Tom Borden Gina Bordoni Steve Brainerd Susan Brown Susan Brunelle Robert Bostwick John Buckingham Chris Buendo Cindy Randall Bull Burd Chris Burke Carol James Bruno Brunton 155 David Clarke Mark Czupryna Joe Deangelo Pat Dente Ann Craven Maryellen Daponte Andy Crenshaw Tom Cunningham Brian Day Mary Davidson Patti Colligan Jeff Delessio Jim Correale Mr. Cholesterol Andy Cordone Ann Danforth f 1 r | W P HTT 1™ V i m i • I fi Y i 1M rrj Phil Derosia Roger DeRosier KALAHARI!! But where’s Rifle St.? Reem time!! O.K Folks! Here it is— La- crosse — a real live club! This lusty sport believed to have been invented by Injun Dave and his pal, Cesta, sometime before any- one knew this continent existed, has at long last received due sanction to assume club status at ELHS. Jubilant Lacrosse braves will spend less time lurking in the shadows of the playing fields waiting to skirmish this year, and undeterred by rain or snow or fish or foul, legitimately scalp all op- ponents. 156 Steven Martha Desautels Dickson Debbie Dobias Kathy Donatelle Paul Donlin Wendy Douglas Mike Downie Jeff Alan Jim Linda Jodi Steve Durham Faber Falcone Fattini Feinberg Ferreira Chess Kings L to R: Brian Day, Tony Pouliot, Tom Beechard, Andy Katz, Mike Malesta, Dan Robert, Missing: Tom O’Neill, A pawn and two knights. David Ferris Russ Finn Naomi in Love Anne Fitzgerald Following in their fearless forefathers’ footsteps, the chessmen this year have acquired new members, reaching out to unknown galaxies. With the leadership, determination, and haircut of Mr. Burns, they have once more attained their goal of developing the intellect and proficiency necessary to triumph in the world where all are kings. David Florence 1 Mike Foote Lance Forsythe John Frangie Martha Fredrick Joe Frey Jill Gagner Ed Gardner Groux 158 Bob Doug Tracy Gerry Maureen David Ann Marie Guzzo Hagstrom Hammond Hand Handler Harwood Healey f Y ■V David Hedin Jane Heenan Connie Henrich Donna Henry Pam Hood Debbie Hieronymus Jan Hildreth Brett House Marianne House Cheryl Huber Kathy Hurlin 159 Doreen Hurst Beep! Beep! Dianne Lindahl Steve Lussier Sandra Magovern Jeffrey Koslik Lauren Theresa LaClair Lally Mark Langdon Our Buddy Susan Lievens Debate Club Front L-R, Kris Dietsche, Carney McRae, Ann Marie Healey, Melissa Thompkins. Back L-R, Peter Katz, David Odato, Bob Harvey, Kim Rutherford, Cindy Keddy, Mr. Debacher, Mr. McKinney. Missing; Lynne O’Brien. The Debate Team, under the excellent coaching of Mr. Me Kinney, has once again proven their superiority in their field by bringing home the Connecticut Valley Debate League Title. Senior members, Kris Deitsche, Kim Rutherford, Lynne O’Brien, Carney McRae and Cindy Keddy led the Spartan orators to their number one position. East Longmeadow has not won the title in ten years and our congratulations are extended. 160 Kim calls the shots . . . Edward Maia Michael Makara Mary Martin Lynn Matthews John McCullough Michael Malesta Dominic Marino Sandy McKenney Mary McLaughlin Barbara Medrek Steven Mee Marc Menard Ke n McEwan “Captain, that “thing” is not alive” M A S H 4077 M A S H, that satirical look at the mo- bile hospitals of the Korean War, was the Drama Club’s major production of this year. Steve Starkie, Rick Galerani and John Buckingham were waging their own private war of quips in the characters of Hawk-eye, Duke and Col. Blake respectively. Director, Tina Marino, and Producer, Carney McRae, put in long hours before the performances to present a well-orga- nized and humorous interlude for the peo- ple of this town. William Messier Jody Mongeon Lynn Moraes Steven Morgan 161 Robert Moras Kevin O’Shaugnessy Allen Oski Cheryl Page Karen Mumford Patricia Newell Brian Murphy Lynda Napolitan Richard Nasman Tracey Myers Jennifer Nuzzolilli Michael Oakes Erin O’Connor Chip O’Connor Frances Olier Tina Ollari 162 Nancy Paviol Sue Palotta John Pearson Jonathan Peskin Linda Panzetti Michael Philbin Lynn Pappelardo Angelina Pizzanelli Thomas Parenteau Richard Plumb Nancy Paschetto Donald Plunkett 163 Paul Reeves Lisa Sapia Victoria Saulnier Susan Scanlon Laurie Schermerhorn Diane Remington Michael Richards Daniel Roberts J Susan Robinson James Rosazza David Roy Joseph Ryan Scott Rybinski Christopher Sand Kenneth Santer Kenneth Michael Runquist Rutz French Club Officers (1-r) Jennifer Blance(treasure), Kris Dietche- (President), Lisa Calabrese(Freshman Rep.), Cathy Ward (Vice- President), Lisa Paschetto(Sophomore Rep.). Missing Mary McLaughlin(Secretary). Le Circle Francais This year’s French Club, led by Mrs. Tib- betts and aided by Mrs. Fleming, has had a busy calendar and very successful year. From the first meeting in September to the grand Soiree in March, the one hundred and eighty members have been hyper-active. Any club that has one-hundred and eighty members ob- viously must be doing something right. La Pere De Noel distribuait les cadeux. Chuck Dietche tries his hand at cheese tasting 164 Cynthia Seyler Jeffrey Seymour Andrew Sharon Ann Shaw David Sheets Deborah Siano James Skiffington Stephanie Skrobach Patricia Smile Patricia Smith Sharon Smith Lynn Soverow Future Teachers Of America Teacher: A person whose purpose in life is to train or instruct. This definition doesn’t really say a lot since a teacher is really much more than mere words can express. In or- der to truly educate, a teacher needs wide experience in many fields, and students can gain this necessary background by working in the F.T.A. Every week, students visit the elementary schools in town and spend one or two hours working with young children in many areas. In this way, F.T.A. can help the stu- dent decide whether he or she really has what it takes to be a professor of learning. • v Doreen Simmons Eileen Speight Jeffrey St.John Donald St. Peter Steven Starkie Wendy Stebbins 165 Julie Marc Tetrault Tetrault Melissa Tompkins Laura Steele Rosemary Stella Lisa Tesini David Tetrault Margaret Tongue Mary Topitzer Gregory Towle Shannon Tracy Howard Traver Chris Trinceri Richard Trudeau Weiner 166 Wendy Steven White Whitney James Wilier Jeffrey Kathleen Williams Willis Michael David Wilson Yacavone Vincent Zuccala Chris Miller J.P. Murphy Stephen Joyce Adeletti Alleman Glen Anderson Peter Anderson Sophomore Class Officers Standing (1 to r): Dave Moses (President), Melissa Randall (Vice Presi- dent) Kneeling (1 to r): Maryanne Sullivan (Secretary), Kim Pash (Trea- surer), Kelly Flagg (Member-At-Large). Robert Anderson Kimberly Arment Mark Audet Christopher Bartley 167 Lisa Beery IV Thomas Beehan Jill Belanger John Blanchard Andrea Boucher Daniel Bean Glenda Bedard Mary Bramucci Bruce Burns David Caney 168 Donna Carliell Mary Carroll David Coderre Thomas Cokotis Cheryl Casazza Shirley Collins Antonio Cellini James Chapdelaine Pamela Clifford Anthony Contrino Lisa Contrino Thomas Cooke Stuart Clifford Donna Cote Library Aides 77 ' , n l he years « one b y. th, - 8 Library Aides have performed admirably in the execution of their duties. As curators of Jarvis Memorial Library, they are responsible f he more than 15,000 volumes fhat occupy the shelves. The effeciency of these people has proven invaluable to Mrs. Lop who deserves our thanks for assembling such an industrious group Having already expande into all available space, it will 1 interesting to see how the grout handles the dilemma of where t put the next 15,000 books. Jonathan Crary Douglas Craven i Christopher Dalessio mmm — , L-R. Aiison Lachu,, Janice L ym an, Vicki San, nice, Ja„i„ a Lemanski, Tara Mo, ph . Karen Monroe. Francis Bee Suzanne DeAngelo 169 David Dubner I Michael Fillion Anthony Fimognari Caroline Fisk Ted Fitzgerald Leonard Deshais Marie Desnoyers Charles Dietsche Patricia Di Mauro Christine Donatelle Mary Driscoll John Dunfey Richard Timothy Edwards Evans Frank Falcone Christopher Ferri Lynn Fillion fa 170 Kelly Flagg Kathleen Flynn John Foley Lori Forbes Diane Foucher Stacey Gardner Thomas Garwacki Robert Graham David Gralia Donna Gralia Liliana Granaudo V Kimberly Grocott 171 Matthew Hanna Janet Harrington Ellen Haskins David Hibsher Linda Hieronymus Heather Hill Scott Haraty Michele Iorio Deborah Jaworski Robert Hilton Jonathan Hunt Donald Hunter Janet Valerie Hunter Hurst Todd Jenkins Raymond Kallaugher Michael Keating Suzette Keddy 172 “Another one for Mr. Kerson?” SPARTAN SPECTATOR EDITORS, SEATED(L-R) Kim Rutherford, Carney McRae. Deborah Basile, Cindy Keddy, Standing (L-R) Pat DeAngelo, Diane Casey, Sue Brown, Kris Dietsche, Bruce Gaudette, Albert Saulnier and his turtleneck. Andrea Kennedy Ann Marie Kopec Kathleen Kurman Laurie Lapierre Debra Laro David Kuta Thomas Lemanski Richard Leroy Daryl Lessard Daniel Lincoln Susan Lincoln Christine Lolos partart Members of the 1977-1978 “Spartan Spectator” staff have worked diligently on production of their national award winning paper. However, they have not tried to gear publication to national standards but to the interests of the students that purchase the paper. Trying to appeal to a vast group of very different people has never been an easy task; staff members readily admit this. They have tried to add to the variety of information contained in the school’s paper because that is exactly what the “Spartan Spectator” should be . . . the school’s paper. Coverage of sports, club activities, school and area issues have been viewed as important and balancing of these has been a challenge. Unfortunately, not everyone is happy all of the time about what is covered and what is not. Staff members are hard on themselves. Peers are harder still. Overall, from the advisor, Mr. Kerson, whose time and energy was devoted unyieldingly, to the ad managers, to the writers, each person believed in the paper and its strong points and strove to make others believe the same. Cindy Keddy — SS Editor Timothy Leahy Joseph Longo Kenneth Lopardo Susan Lorenzi Betsy Lynch Patricia Lynch 173 Scott Main Teresa Majewski Eileen Manley Mary Lou Manning Laurie Charles MacFarlane Mackin Lawrence Maiolo Dianne Robin Marsella Martel Leslie Martin Mark Mason Heather McEwan James McCormack Patricia McDonald 174 Christian Miller Kathleen Miller Lisa Miller Michael Miller Todd Miller ft ft Brett Minahan Ann Monahan Thomas Mongeon Karen Monroe Lori Moody Jill Moreau Paul Morrissette David Moses Ann Mueller Steven Muise Tara Ann Murphy Brenda Nassif Christopher Neumann 175 it David Tammy Niemiec Nimmo Mark Nossal Mary O’Connor David Odato Michael O’Shaughnessy Kim Oski Cherylyn Page Monica Paquette Pamela Parenteau William Paris Lee Ann Parker Lisa Paschetto Kimberly Pash Douglas Pauly Christopher Pearson Scott Pelzer Model Congress Under the guidance and training of Coach Debacher, Kris Dietsche and David O’Dato submitted a bill and saw it become a law. Coach Debacher led his troops through three harrowing days of debate and voting, to find victory in the end. Delegates Lynn Soverow and Ann-Marie Healy, Provided the legal background and statistical research which are Necessities for any congress person. Model Congess Maneuvers 176 L-R Kathy Donatelle, Sue Brown, Ann Marie Healey, Lynn Soverow, Kris Dietsche, Coach Debacher, David Odato, Missing: Kathy Hurlin, Jennifer Blance, Peter Katz. j Carl Penland Melissa Randall Tanya Penman David Rau Pamela Pond Angela Reopel A Vy k ' t Ellen Pooler Cynthia Richard Donna Porcelli Kimberly Richards Michael Race Lisa Richers James Raimer Diana Robbins 177 Kathleen Setian Joanne Skiffington Susan Small Sabrina Smit Gregg Speer James Shaw Julia Shawn Robert Sheets James Sherry Michael Siciliano David Simonich 178 Jon Starr Michael Sullivan Kathryn Swanson Sherry Taylor Lisa Theriault Anne Spencer Thomas St. Marie Kelly Sullivan Mark Stacy Mary Ann Sullivan Brandon Tomaino Justin Storey Elinor Stack Lisa Sullivan Patricia Mary Speight Spellacy Diane Steeley Albert Stegbuchner 179 Bruce Torrey Kimberly Traver Debra Tucker Clifford Mark John Turner Umland VanValkenburgh Mark Vecchiarelli Julie Viens Betsy Wadden Brian Walker John Ward Brent Webb Andrea Vedda Susan Vester Harley Wheeler Russell White Mark Whitney Ronald Widmer The Happy Harmonizers Despite the losses of their devoted director, Mr. Cheney, as well as their substitute teacher, Mrs. Bolduc, both the Mixed Chorus and Concert Choir have fared exceptionally well this year. The traditional Pops and Christmas concerts made evident the group’s fruitful efforts, and highlighted the talent that occasionally effervesces from this bunch of tireless trouba- doures. 1 ■ VT n 1 1 f i« f Back row (L-R): Kelly Sullivan, Ed Peganetti, Lisa Walker, Mark Noonan, Scott Adams, Scott Myers. Front row (L-R): Gina Scarnici, Paul Fini, Bruce Torrey, Karen Wendell, Kim Grocott. 180 Jonathan Wilk Diane Williams William Wilson Laura Woodbury Mary Worthington Daniel Yargeau Robert Frank Young Zarlengo Lucia Gour and Laura Huckins Scott Adams Freshman Class Officers, Back row L-R: Blair Flundertmark, Kara O’Connor, Jeff Robinson. Front row L-R: Lynn Hedin, Sue Wadden. Kristen Wright Amy Anderson Deborah Anderson William Arment John Balukonis 181 David Bartlett Francis Becker Gina Susan Lisabeth Gina Brenda Beery Behrens Belch Bergamini Baker Terrance Mark Beusee Blanchard Jeffrey Bodner Nancy Borden Antonio Bordoni Richard Neal Bourgeoise Bradstreet 182 John Bruno Susan Busekist Theresa Butler Lisa Calabrese James Callahan Candace Camp Paul Candage Cheryl Carotenuti Todd Case Dina Cava John Chase John Chisum Natalie Cintron Craig Clarke Carol Coderre Susan Craven 183 Paul Croteau Cynthia DiMauro X; Douglas Dunn Mathew Eddy Mark Empsall Irene Ferrara 184 Mary Cushman Susan Dixon Roger Czupryna Gary Donlin Lynn Danielle Michael Donatelle Melinda Dauten Robert Doty Sherry Davis Kimberely Douglas Lisa DeAngelo Raymont Ducharme Once again this group of solvers of the unsolvable have placed in the top third of the Western Mass. Math League Competition. Members include Juniors Cathy Ward, Ann-Marie Healey, Brian Day and Jennifer Blance, while Seniors Kris Dietsche, Doug Butler and Bruce Gold balanced the team with their experience. Under the guidance of Ann Race (President), Mike O’Shaughnessy (Vice President) and Miss Fay (Advisor), the Latin Club has had a busy year. Playing vollyball with other area Latin Clubs and sending out for pizza in Ludlow seem to be big time consuming activities. Front row L-R: John Frangie, David Yacavone, Jim Thomas, Matthew Lynch, Alan Katze, David O’Dato, Mike O Shaughnessy. Back row L-R: Lisa Miller, Carol Barclay, John Gentile, Lisa Contrino, Laura Woodbury, Jo-Anne Kagan, Mike Race, Mark Umland, Cheryl Nay, Jon Wilk, Faith Miller, Cindy McNeish. Eugene Fitzgerald Peter Fessenden Deborah Fitzgerald William Florence Thomas Foote Sandra Foucher Charles Fortin Donna Frazee William Forbes Kathleen Forsythe Michael Franco Cindy Fraska Office Aides Office Aides are those “little peo- ple” who jog tirelessly up and down stairs faithfully carrying messages to the far reaches of the high school. Their fingers may be worn down to the knuckles from filing forms and their eyes myopic from reading schedule cards, but the school would most probably come to a grinding halt if all the Aides were absent on the same day. Michael Frey Richard Gallerani Kimberely Gardner Thomas Gardner Front row L-R: Donna Gralia, Sherry Taylor, Kathy Ouimet, Theresa Morrisette. Back row L-R: Janina Lemanski, Dianne Show, Karen Steberg, Sally Ann Hess, Kara O’Conner, Dell Van Deusem, Kim Douglas. 185 Paul Garvey Sara Goddard Raymond Harwood V Paul Hebert Lynne Hedin Terrie Henrich Charles Garwacki Timothy Goguen Mary Ann Gebo Scott Goodwin Douglas Gregory Renee Gelinas M David Grocott James Giallanza Glenn Hanks Ralph Giuggio Robert Harvey 186 Sallyann Hess Sandra Hieronymus Chery Hoaguc Keith Hobbs James Hollis Jeanne Hollis Stephanie Hosmer I Sarah Hostettler Garrett House Marcia Howell Blair Hundertmark Rick Hundertmark Donald Hurley These enthusiastic viewers lend their support to the weary dancers at the Yearbook-Student Government Dance Marathon. 187 Lori Kagan Lynn Bobbie Peter Stephen Thomas Susan Kagan Kamel Katz Keating Keeley Kelly Kenneth King David Labroad Allison Lachut Lynn LaClair William Kennedy Thomas Kennedy Donald LaLiberte Christine Lally L Michael Langone Gina Latour Honor Society Takes Time Out For Tea Back row L-R: Paul Pannier, Marty Lynch, Paul Medrek, Paul Ernsting, Debbie Hieronymus, Tom Florence, Randy Burd, Kris Mumford, Kris Dietsche, Carney McRae, Jennifer Blance, Joel Benoit, Ann-Marie Healey, Steve MacFarland, Karen Carlson, Cathy Ward, Eileen Anctil. Front row L-R: Peggy Carroll, Terry Contrino, Carolyn Burney, Julie McDyer, Jo-Anne Kagan, Sue Brown, Angie Pizzanelli. As ususal, the 1977 Honor Society Christmas Tea was a true success. Along with their usual tutoring duties and their active role in Spartanum, this year’s group of elite scholars can even find time out for a little parlance and a little tea. (As soon as all the cookies, punch, and tea were downed, they all ran home and got to their books. 188 L to R Randy Burd (sec.), Kris Mumford (V. Pres.), Tom Florence(Treas.) Back Row Kris Dietsche (Pres.) Lori Leclair Jennifer Leonard Stephen Lieberwirth Mary Lievens Ronald Lindman Gina Lopardo Matthew Lynch Lisa Mackin Mari Macdonald James McNamara Amy Mangin Donna Mannheim Charles Marino Victor Marsella No fiesta for these Estudiantes f m ( , ■ WM v ' ■mm s ■ ■■ i . if 1 k Back row (L-R): Liliana Granaudo, Mary Nichols, Mary Lou Manning, Kathy Hurlin, Anne Danforth, Tracy Myers, Cindy Keddy, Pat Smile, Karen Ross. Front row (L-R): Andrea Kennedy, Jennifer O’Hara, Karen Wendell, Janina Lemanski, Kim O’Hara. This years Spanish club flourished and grew under the able Mrs. Beecher, in their never ending crusade to beat their rival French club foes. Great numbers attended their numerous activities such as their “La Fiesta de Navidad” — presumably a Spanish Christmas party, but, perhaps was a Roman Orgy. But solamente, great amounts of money, and entertainment were amassed at their Carnival and Taco Sale, and all wish much success for future Encounters of the Spanish Kind. Spanish Club Officers (L-R): Karen Ross, Secretary-Treasurer; Kim O’Hara, President; Pam Clifford, Vice President. Kristen Hagstrom Michael Maurer Marie McCabe Carolyn McCullough 189 Douglas James McKenney McLaughlin Steven Mellar James Moores John Moores Michael Mencaroni Faith Miller Maureen Henry Arnold John Moras Moreau Morel Murphy Scott Mary Myers Nichols Thomas Noel 190 « Luanna Pappelardo Leonard Paquette Peter Parenteau Keith Parker Laurie-Ann Joseph Pasquale Pastrek Cindy Pearson Pietroniro 191 Lisa Plante Ann Race Daryl Redin Maureen Reed James Rhodes Robert Rice Raymond Roberge © Linda Robert Sheri Jeffery Laura Glen Marc Mary Ann Roberts Robinson Robinson Robitaille Robitaille Roblinski Student Government This merry melange of menaces is up to their old tricks drawing up plans to take over the school and destroy R.G.H. Ill’s indestructable iron - plated vehicle. So far plans have not been too successful, but on occasion, violent outbreaks upon fellow members have occurred. Marathons seem to be this years main theme and right now they are staging a marathon meeting- who can listen to the faithful advisor for the longest time without going insane? Results aren’t good, but they’re trying. Maurice S.G at work Roy Jane Saacke Betsy Student Government 1st row(L-R): Lori Forbes, Diana Robins, Rose Stella, Carla Moses, Liz Belch, Margie Stevens, Ellen St. John Haskins, Kris Mumford. 2nd row: Linda Yacavone, Maureen Moras, Lynn Tarnowski, Nina Roberts, Deborah Basile. 3rd row: Erin O’Connor, Tom MacDonald, David Moses, Jon Wilk, Chip O’Connor, Marty Lynch, Joe Wadden, Steph Skroback, Matt Lynch, Sue Wadden, Terrie Henrich, Betsy St.John. 192 Mark Schmidt Scott Schoenfeldt Kurt Schuhlen Mary Scully Kathleen Sando Hillary Santer Gina Scarnici Marybeth Setian Gary Settembre Nadia Settembre Mary Shaw Harold Sherman Tracy Sias Gregory Seiffert Guidance Aides The Guidance Aides volunteer their study per- iods to help the counselors with odd jobs - filing, copying and organizing material, and the oddest job of all, — coping with bewildered students. The determined workers offer great assis- tance to students and faculty alike. Much praise should be awarded to the diligent guidance workers for donating their time. Back row, L-R: Gerry Hand, Debbie Hieronymus, Beth Page. Front row, L-R: Laurie LaClair, Laurie Schermerhorn, Rox- anne Jarvis. Missing: Mary Davidson, Jodi Feinberg, Julie Tetreault. Matthew Sincere Scott Skala Kimberly Skroback David Smith 193 Diane Snow Gale Soffan Scott Somers Brian Sorel Michael Soverow Yolanda Stachowicz Maureen Stanton Robert Starkie Jeffery Jane Starr Steele Brian Steeley Matthew Storey Mark Sullivan Michael Summers Gregory Taylor Terri Templeton J. Roger Tessier 194 ■ I Renee Tessier David Tetrault James Thomas Mary Thompson James Trase Richard Tucker John Ulrich Susan Wadden Karin Walz Carol Warner Della Van Lynn Theresa Deussen Vedovelli Voudren Diane Watson Karen Wendall Michael White Matthew Willis David Wing I 195 Keith Anctil Peter Avdulos Andrea Burns Douglas Crow James Dunfey Patti Ellsworth Frank Allen Vincent Govine Radcliffe Kenison Tracey Krol Todd Macsisak Thomas Michel Maureen Miller Mary Georgantas Melissa Munn Laura Murray Carl Pease Elsa Pietroniro Senior Class Officers Sitting (1 to r): Maura McCullough (Vice President), Sue Schaefer (Treasurer), Terry Contrino (secretary). Standing (1 to r): Kim Ruther- ford (Member-at-Large), Debbie Basile (President). 196 Kimberly Douglas Sarah Robinson Mark Work Sheila Norman Charon Petronino Allyn Stagnaro Mark Wynn Jill Woodbury Mark Woods Cheryl Yargeau Kevin Sprague “As Schools Match Wits” Sitting (1 to r): Jennifer Blance, Cathy Ward, Bruce Gaudette, Mike Malesta, Standing (1 to r): Lynn Buddington 197 Best Wishes from the Gridiron Mother’s Club mmrWSi v ’ M i C L Mil dm ■f ■ j [__ j jyj jM � $T a 4 n ' ‘ V □T ' :T ; ‘IJ km . bHrZL uliX Jo P-1 , We’re tow change Some people don’t have time for small accounts. But we do. Because as you grow, we grow. That’s why we offer you the highest interest rates allowed by law and many ways to save. Everybody has to start somewhere. We’d like you to start here. We help you save. Shawmut First Bank Agawam • Chicopee • Chicopee Falls • East Longmeadow • Fairview Flolyoke • Longmeadow • Monson • Palmer • Springfield • Westfield Shawmut First Bank and Trust Company • Member FDIC HAIR ETC. THE DUC-PAC CORPORATION 12 Somers Road East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 Tele. -525-3131 21 Baldwin Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 Tele. -413-525-3302 199 “Yes, ma’am . . . the Dutch Boy really will come and hang the drapes.” CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’78 FROM TU DOR HOUSE LIQUORS • SPORTS SHOPPE You are welcome to join with us in worship at 42 Harkness Ave. East Longmeadow NEW LIFE BAPTIST Mass. 01028 CHURCH 317 Westwood Ave. East Longmeadow Independent Fundamental A 201 Distinctive Sportswear forWbmen East Ixmgmeadow, Massachusetts F L SERVICE STATION 20 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Ma. WJ. QUINN CO. INC. 94 Maple Street East Longmeadow, Ma. SPRINGFIELD SCRAPING CO. North Main Street East Longmeadow, Ma. 202 ELMCREST COUNTRY CLUB 105 Somerville Rd. East Longmeadow Mass. Enjoyable banquets are par for the course. Prescriptions compounded by Mortar and Pestle. BUCKLEY’S PHARMACY 2 North Main Street East Longmeadow Pots, pots everywhere .... COUNTRY POTTERY 207 North Main St., East Longmeadow 203 [T CAVRO’S AND MELIKIAN’S WILLOW GLEN HOUSE The finest in wining and dining. North Main St. East Longmeadow DAVE’S FOODBASKET For food that builds strong bodies. EAST LONGMEADOW FUNERAL HOME FOREST PARK CHAPELS 494 Belmont Ave., Springfield 120 Shaker Rd., East Longmeadow 525-4508 734-4508 204 B B MARKET East Longmeadow’s Famous Cut-Ups 55 North Main St. I rkKim IfTfl TRANSPORTATION LU VUUbfL INCORPORATED I 144 SHAKER ROAD EAST LONGMEADOW MASS 01028 413 325 4571 25 HAZARD AVENUE ENFIELD CONN 06082 203 745 0194 Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 from AUTH FUELS 507 North Main St. East Longmeadow LONGUEIL TRANSPORTATION Congratulations to the Class of 1978 from PACKAGE MACHINERY COMPANY Give them an itch and they’ll take a foot . . . The W.F. Young Co., located at the foot of Lyman Street, caters to the majority of the world’s battered feet and knotted muscles. Alert coaches demand Absorbine in every gym and locker room. Join the athletes of the world-when you ache-use Absorbine. W.F. YOUNG Springfield, Mass. DAGWOOD’S SANDWICH Heritage Mall SHOPPE East Longmeadow ANDREW’S CLEANERS Pickup and Delivery Alterations our Specialty 205 North Main East Longmeadow telephone 525-7973 132 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. 207 our student government THE INKWELL Heritage Park Plaza “We don’t just sell ink, we sell cards to use it on.” FRANK’S AUTO SERVICE Now you can eat, and get gas all on North Main St. FOUR CORNER’S PACKAGE STORE We treat everyone to fine personal service. 209 Chow Hounds Have Been Packing it in at Bette’s Olde Towne House for a dog’s age. BETTE’S OLDE TOWNE HOUSE Agawam, Massachusetts Bow Wow! Wow! 210 Best wishes to the class of ’78 from the par tai| VOL. V, NO. 2 DECEMBER 12, 1977 EAST LONGMEADOW, MASSACHUSETTS MASCARO’S FLOWERS OF LONGMEADOW 801 William’s Street Longmeadow, Ma. FABRIC BOUTIQUE 221 North Main Street, East Longmeadow Obviously Spartanum M.C. material. 211 Service is always this good at the . . . JAYCOX RESTAURANT 456 Sumner Ave. Springfield, Ma. Would you trust these two behind the wheel? TRA VIS AUTO SCHOOL 145 State Street Springfield, Ma. 01103 Did you know that karats are cheaper by the bushel? FACEY JEWELERS in the Heritage Park Plaza 439 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Ma. Alas, here they stand, sit, squat, whatever, these gorgeous devotees who have admirably withstood the heat of that virtual Boiling Room, inexplicably titled “204”. They have endured orders, ridicule, lectures, abuse, not to mention our outbreak of the Bubonic Plague. Yet it is with absolute sincerity that we thank each of these highly trained intel- lectuals for their tireless efforts in the construction of this literary operation. THE INFERNO First Row (L-R); Debbie Dobias, Ann Marie Healey, Mary Hanna, Kathy Donatelle, Maura McCullough, Jennifer Blance, Debbie Heath, Beth Page, Barb Medrek. Second Row (L-R); Dickie Nasman, Tom MacDonald, Randall Burd, Karen Wiezbicki, BUCKY Harris, Craig Powers, Ann Chipouras, Cathy Ward, Kelly Hand, A1 Bagg, Jeremiah, ‘Chip”, “Jerry”, O’Connor, Mark Shea, Paula St. Onge, John Milligan, Joe Natubski. 212 Put down the paper and eat your ketchup. KOFFEE TYME Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow Brockway-Smith Company WHOLESALE DOORS SASH MILL WORK AND MOULDINGS BOSCO For everything from stone knives to bearskins. FIORES MARKET CONNETICUT VALLEY ARTESIAN WELL CO., INC. 132 Shaker Rd. E. Longmeadow, Mass. Let us dig up some water for you. 176 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Mass. NAOMI is a dowser! 213 I The really depressing part is that horseback is the only way you get to Osterreich. P.A.T.’S TOURS AND TRAVEL, 813 Williams St., Long. This young couple is happy because TRONON WORLD TRAVEL of 280 N. Main St. has just arranged a flight to Uganda. � � V wi Shop at your leisure at KELLY-FRADET LUMBER MART, 587 North Main St. (bring your own forklift) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii h These four young mothers know their milk, they shop the DAIRY MART, 47 Maple St., both for quality and convenience. Lock Ness? .net 1 — O see happy Tony! PINE POINT CAFE DOUGHNUT DIP 5 Preston St., Spfld. N. Main St., East Longmeadow Sandwiches and Grinders V V o S HIP AMOn g f COMPLIMENTS of the XP ' t t WOMEN’S COMMUNITY ° CLUB o of EAST LONGMEADOW A % O. o. q p r A � D AW c c A, HOME LUMBER CO. 40 Crane Ave. East Longmeadow, Mass. 215 TEEHAN’S Where Mother Hubbard stocked the shelves in her cupboard- 277 North Main Street Have something as pretty as a picture framed at FRAME AND PRINT PLACE 38 Center Square -‘At the Rotary’ We cater to everyone. EAST LONGMEADOW PHARMACY 53 North Main Street Naomi and George prudently get their salt licks at COMMUNITY FEED 64 Maple Street East Longmeadow NMUNITY FEED STORES C OAL OKi OIL HARDWARE FERTILIZERS k. 216 JILSON-THOREN OPTICIANS JENNIE HILL REAL ESTATE Heritage Park Plaza E. Longmeadow, Mass. 258 Fountain St. Spfld., Mass. BILL’S HOBBY SUPPLIES “For all your hobby needs.” 600 N. Main St., East Longmeadow, Mass. 217 If you can afford gas, come to Arco! FOUR CORNERS ARCO 201 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Ma. To know what is new in the Longmeadows read: THE REMINDER 280 North Main St. 525-6661 We sell be-a-u-tiful putt-putters! North Main St., East Longmeadow MASERAT! BOB FLANAGAN IMnwtT POTTER SPORT CARS 590 N MAIN STREET E. LONGMEADOW. MASS TEL (41 31 739-8039 218 SCOTCHWASH LAUNDRY COUNTRY CORNERS RESTAURANT Chestnut Street East Longmeadow Oh Well .... We ' ll be back when we are 18!! North Main Street East Longmeadow, Mass. Dazzling Dick Orr does his laundry at Scotchwash Laundry You should too!! TOMMY’S AUTO BODY AUTO BODY | Auto Glass mot ANT! if a Painting — Collision — Glass 347 Elm Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 525-2105 219 ✓ ' ' ' X ' ' . ■ ■ THE FAMILY HOBBY SHOP 48 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow 525-7345 THE PIZZA SHOP Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow t TRAVEL TIKE i ’ f ■RAVEL TIME “What’s yellow and black and screams? DENISE INC. D B A TRAVEL TIME 174 Shaker Rd., East Longmeadow CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 We ' re like the Unicorn. Magical. Exciting. And one thing more. Unique. We ' re Eastfield Mall. More than just a nice place to shop. It ' s a very nice place to visit. And that is a horse of a different color. EASTFIELD MALL 1 655 BOSTON ROAD SPRINGFIELD, MASS. JETHRO TULL tUtfttON TOUR ’7 AMERICAN SAW 301 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow Best Wishes to the Class of ’78 J 4 Our bite is worse than our bark! MEMORIES OF YESTERDAY REMAIN ALIVE TODAY 1 et erv X 33 Prospect Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 (413) 525-4263 We never “get your goat’’ at Steven’s 223 1 1 fjjo Atrt U ( UA. sM? yU4UO UCeu(. f s6uX 4 1 sA HA4 f uK sudutJk y44 o( U 4 a2 U � 1 fr 4 jft WM, 46 AAtC ' l £c Ju 4U+4) AdUA A CC tfio Qjr i