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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1979 volume:

•1i� v 3 0595 0003 7520 7 For Reference Not to be taken from this library EAST LONGMEADOW HIGhl SCHOOL EAST LONGMEADOW, PUBLIC LffiRA ' PV EAST LONGMEADOW. MASS 3%«o ' £ l 7 f Where I Can Find Shelter From Hunger And Cold And The Sweet-Tasting Good Life Is Easily Found ■?Vv: V- ' r ' • I v. ; , -H: Way Over Yonder That’s Where I’m Bound n. - H fir T ' 3w K w oy f t 1 [WSi til • 1 M L - And I Know When I Get There The First Thing I’ll See Is The Sun Shining Golden : ' ' L , � A M - iwji 0 iBy- ! ' iL {( ■ Pl ' j i • nHS i t if Wm , T � 1 f 1 ■f j I i • i r . , w ' Aft r t j i ‘TT ' .lw t L f jfj. ' At.sJW r2gjU� J •“ . y W if d j -m ; £ i Jflv 4 4 ’ X namLM There’s A Place I Have Seen - !� � ' • , . ‘ : ' • ffP ■■ � ■•«� 1 X k ■ T f ' Jin ' ' «� a ' ’ t ! T • T ffV L J I ■t 4- 1 L And Maybe Tomorrow I’ll Find My Way « Where The Rivers Of Honey Flow Each Day .nnfl bz bail oohtz, x, . Then Troubles Gonna Lose Me, Worry Leav, Me fi hind And I’ll Stand Up Proudly In True Peace Of Mind. -; ' S ' V ; - % ‘% ife Way over yonder, there’s a place that I know Where I can find shelter from hunger and cold. And the sweet-tasting good life is easily found Way over yonder, that’s where I’m bound. I know when I get there, the first thing I’ll see Is the sun shining golden- Shining right down on me. There’s a place I have seen In a long ago dream. Maybe tomorrow I’ll find my way Where the rivers of honey flow each day. Then trouble’s gonna lose me - worry leave me behind And I’ll stand up proudly in true peace of mind. Principal-(prin sa pel) adj. [M.E. OFr. L. principalis prin- ceps: see PRINCE] 1. first in rank, authority, importance, degree, etc. 2. that is or has to do with principal, n.l. a principal person or thing; specif, (a) a chief; head, (b) a presiding or governing officer, specif, of a school; (c) a main performer or participant in a given situation. 3. (law) a person who makes use of the services of others to follow his direction. 4. that construction which gives shape or strength to a building. 5. the person who is responsible. It is with humility, respect, and sincere admiration, that the class of ' 79 dedicates its yearbook to Mr. Ralph Shindler. During the fifteen years that he has been at East Long- meadow High School, our principal has been the quiet example of a good and just administrator. With delibera- tion and utmost good humor he has built a student-teach- er-administrator relationship based on mutual respect and tolerance. Insisting on basic values, he has extended innovative responsibility to those under his jurisdiction. Whether in his office, the corridors, or cheering at some sports event, he has always been approachable, under- standing and fair. There could be no better definition of the term than Principal-n. 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Like a typical tourist she did everything from riding kangaroos to skiing in August. She has traveled with her Australian family, The Papps, to see the exotic sights of the outback, where Koala Bears, Wallabies and tropical birds are an everyday specta- cle. It wasn’t just fun and games for her. She attended a girls private school where she found the work more demanding and the atmosphere less casual than in the United States. Her return to familiar scenes has made her appreciate East Longmeadow all the more. Stephen Adeletti Mr. Clean Joyce Alleman Peter Anderson Robert Anderson Felicia Barile Christopher Bartley Jill Belanger Only One Cal. Daniel Bean Lisa Beery Andrea Boucher Lynn Buddington Shirleen Buffington David Caney Glen Anderson Glenda Bedard John Blanchard Thomas Brown fP Ak Sherri Carabetta SUPPORT THE JUNIOR CLASS I 1 66 Cheryl Casazza Stuart Clifford Anthony Contrino Douglas Craven r V - ' . ’ Charles Dietsche 44 Antonio Cellini David Coderre V Christopher Dalessio V For Me Mary Dee Dillman James Chapdelaine t Thomas Cokotis % m. Gary Cooke Leonard Deshais Patricia DeMauro 67 Charles Docherty Christine Donatelle Tina Drinkwater Mary Driscoll David Dubner John Dunfey Richard Edwards 68 a Gregory Gentile I Edward Giorgin Lucia Gour Robert Graham Donna Gralia Liliana Granaudc Kimberley Grocott 69 Laura Huckins Jonathan Hunt Donald Hunter Janet Hunter Michael Keating Suzette Keddy Andrea Kennedy Raymond Kallaugher Susan Lincoln Christine Lolos 70 t Joseph Longo V J u Betsy Lynch Eileen Manley Mary McGettrick Mb • • • I Kenneth Lopardo Patricia Lynch Scott Main Mary Lou Manning Roger Mee Susan Lorenzi Laurie MacFarlane Tennis Anyone? w James McCormack Cynthia Midwood 71 Kathleen Miller H| to Lisa Miller Michael Miller Todd Miller 4 Tom Mongeon v iini ' V . V lit r ■v Karen Monroe Lori Moody Jill Moreau Paul Morrissette David Moses Ann Mueller Steven Muise Tara Murphy Brenda Nassif Chris Neumann David Niemiec Mark Nossal Mary O’Connor David Odato 72 Caroline O ' Neil 1 % . Michael O ' Shaughnessy Allen Oski Kim Oski Cheryln Page Monica Paquette Carl Penland Pamela Pond Ellen Pooler Donna Porcelli Tanya Penman Chris Pearson Scott Pelzer 73 Michael Race M. ' % )■ ' -S- Jv Jim Raimer Melissa Randall David Rau Angela Reopel Cindy Richard Kim Richards Lisa Richers James Shaw Julia Shawn Bob Sheets Mike Siciliano Are the nuts and berries in the cake extra? 74 I think the Times copied that line from the S.S. Sherry Taylor Thomas St. Marie f Albert Stegbuchner Maryann Sullivan Elinor Stack Marjorie Stevens Michael Sullivan Si Kathryn Swanson Mark Stacy Kelly Sullivan f f r Peter Tengren Lisa Theriault Brandon Tomaino i 75 Pud Bruce Torrey Linda Totman Daniel Tourville Cliff Turner Mark Umland John Van Valkenburg Mark Veccharelli Andrea Vedda Sue Vester Julie Viens Betsy Wadden John Ward Brian Walker Mrs. Lope’s Bookworms Front Row (l-r): Patricia Relihan, Linda Davis, Michael Giovaninni, Cathy Mascaro, Christine Gour, Lynn Blais, second row: Chris Safford, Kathy Hunter, Allison Lachut, Dawn Wiezbicki, Tommy Moran, Joanne Dumala, Sandy Feinburg, third row: Francis Becker, Scott Somers, Vicki Saul- nier, Alan Huntley, Carolyn Meyers, Elinor Stack, Connie Penman, Lau- rie Dobias, Faith Miller, Amy Harrington. Dynamic Debators Front row (l-r): Suzanne Jorey, Karen Lowe, Mr. Mcmnney, Bob Harvey, Ann Marie Healey, second row: Richie Haley, David Odato, Melissa Tompkins, Karen Marsian. 77 ELHS Honor Society Does It Again! This year, the Honor Society, consisting of approximately fifty juniors and seniors, has again made a tremendous contribution to ELHS. 1978-1979 was the year of the pie-eating contest, the Book Fair, and the traditional Honor Society Christmas Tea (pictured above and at right) all of which were successful, fun, and profitable. The Honor Society is partly responsible for Spartanum and contin- ues to support an Indian boy who will be graduating this year. Finally, Award’s Night always includes a high proportion of “Miss Herschuks’ Kids”. Good luck, Honor Society! Officers: Sue Brown (Sec.). Cathy Ward (Pres.), David Odato (Treas), Kathy Donatelle (V. Pres.). 78 Latin Club 1st row (L to R) Mary Li evens, Lisa Contrino, 2nd row (L to R) Ann Race, Michael Kozec, Jon Wilk, Glenda Bedard, Mary Bramucc, I Spanish Club 1st row (L to R) Bonnie McFadden, Carol Syrett, Karen Marcoux Sha Egan, Connie Penman, Lynda LaBonte. Catherine Clark. 2nd row (L tc Kathy Hurlin, Suzette Keddy, Cheryln Page, Andrea Boucher, Laurie Buck £ l 5£2o32S? Mary Zano ' Ho Un8 Wu Mary Lou Mann,ne ' Theresa 79 STUDENT GOVERNMENT- YOUR VOICE YOUR VOTE EAST LONGMEADOW HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL CONSTITUTION The student governing body of East Longmeadow High School shall be known as The Student Council. Article 2 - Purpose The purpose of the E.L.H.S. Student Council shall be: 1. To serve as the general representative of the student body. 2. To improve upon the existing relationships between the student body, the faculty, the administration, and the community. 3. To initiate activities and programs which advance school spirit, and better the welfare of the student body. U. To assist in giving the student body a thorough understanding of school policy. ! . To serve as custodian of the Student Council General Fund and Jacket Fund. 6. To conduct all student elections. Article 3 - Membership Section 1 - Members Clause 1 - The Student Council shall consist of twenty-one (21) elected representatives and the four (4) class presidents. The twenty- one elected representatives shall consist of six (6) twelfth graders, five (5) eleventh graders, five (5) tenth graders, and five (5) ninth graders. Clause 2 - Ex-officio members shall include: 1. The Principal and Assistant-Principal ( s ) . 2. The Student Council Advisor(s). 3. The elected members of the Student Advisory Committee to the East Longmeadow • School Committee . U.. The elected delegates to the Student Advisory Council to the Mass. State Board of Education. Ex-officio members shall be non-voting members. Section 2 - Suspension Clause 1 - Suspension of up to one (l) month ' s time may be invoked upon any member by a majority vote of the executive board for just cause. The invoked member has the right to be present at that executive board meeting at which his case will be reviewed in order to offer a defense and must be so informed by the secretary. Clause 2 - All suspensions must be publicized in the following weekly minutes . Section 3 - Expulsion Clause 1 - The Student Council may expel from membership any representative providing valid reason is presented to the organization. The vote for such President Erin O’Brien explains proposed legistlation to intent Student Government members under the watchful eyes of Advisor, Mr. Hamel and David Moses. 80 Fete De Roi Les Dames Francises 1st row: Eleanor Blance (Fresh. Rep ), Lisa Calabrese (Soph. Rep.), 2nd row: Debbie Jaworski (V. Pres.), Cathy Ward (Pres.), Sue Brown (Sec), Missing, Ann Marie Healy (Treas.). Under the watchful eyes of ad- visors Mrs. Tibbetts and Mrs. Fleming, the French Club en- joyed another immensely pro- ductive year. Almost immediate- ly, President Cathy Ward and her disciples began work on the French delicacies to be sold at the East Longmeadow versions of sidewalk cafes”. Project fol- lowed project and the Christmas Party was festive enough to warm the heart of Ebeneazer himself. The pidce de resistance of the year, however, was the annual soiree. Due to the prep- aration and effort of the ener- getic committees, the guests were impressed by the elabo- rate decor as well as by the au- thentic gourmet food and spark- ling entertainment. Congratula- tions for a superb tour de force. Chris and Michelle parle francais a la Fete de Roi. 1st row: Paul Tarsa, Glen Robataille, Kathy Glista, Dawn Wiezbicki, Julie McGuill. Cheryl MacNeil, Sue Tesoro, Linda Frederci, Gina Monzillo, Eleanor Blance. Brenda Bauss, Karen Sears, Mark Weiner, Lisa Calabrese, Lori Kagan. 2nd row: Dana Weiner, Denise Work, Mark Robataille, Mike Frey, Kim Pash, Julie Paris, Karen Simmons, Mary O’Neil, Amy Harrington, Laura Ryan, Tanya Hollis, Liz Glista, Pat Nichols, Karen Lowe, Mary MacDonald, Kathy Sando, Lynn LaClair, Mary Thompson, Laurie LaClair, Paul Donlin 81 Check This Team Out, Mate! The Chess Club’s 1978-1979 season was an extremely successful one, with a powerful first place finish. The team also did well in the Western Mass. Tournament which was held at the end of the season. Seniors Tony Pouliot, Tom Bechard, and Brian Day, experienced chess players, were largely responsible for the good season. Other members who also contributed were John Frangie, Chuck Dietsche, Andy Katze, and Lisa Plante. Clockwise: Mr. Burns, Lisa Plante, Tom Bechard, Brian Day, Andy Katze, Tony Pouliot. Math Team Sums It Up! The Math Club, also under the direction of Mr. Burns, had a good year because of its many strong members. Seniors Brian Day, Jennifer Blance, Cathy Ward, Paul Donlin, Randy Burd, and Anne Marie Healey coordinated their math genius to bring the team up among the top schools in each of the local meets. Juniors Chuck Dietsche and Martha Fontaine, and Sophomores James Thomas and Eugene Fitsgerald completed the team. Highlights of the year included a trip to Russell Sage College where Jennifer Blance and Cathy Ward were among the top award-winning finishers, and a trip to Auburn to compete for places on the All-Star Western Mass. Math Team. 82 Front row: Martha Fontaine, Jennifer Blance, Cathy Ward. Back row: Brian Day, Chuck Dietsche, Mr. Burns. The Financers And The Producers Top row (L to R): Sue Ferrero, Dianna Robbins, Betty Wadden, Steph Skroback, Julie Tetrault, Vicki Guiggio, Mary Golon, Sue Lievens, Mary Ann Sullivan, Sue Lorenzi, Sue DeAngelo, Middle row: Mr Burns, Jeff St. John, Gary Pomeroy, Mike Philbin, Steve Martin, Dave Anderson (Vermontay), Kathy Killoren, Jon Wilk, Kathy Swanson, Ann Mueller. Front row: Chuck Dietshe, David Yacavone, Linda Fattini, Mary Davidson, Pam Ferreira. The editors of Aegis 79 want to thank certain indi- viduals for helping to produce the book. We want to thank Joe W. for his attendence, Sal for his cesta, Greg for his Vernon, Dave for his orations, Cathy for her report card, Jennifer for her ombundsing, Chip for his sports teams, Patty for her pictures, Mary for her va- cation, Mark and Mike for their companionship, Randy for his complaints, and the rest of the room for just appearing in this picture. Student Model Congress Club Under the gallant Lead- ership of president Ann Marie Healy and Coach Debacher, the members of the Model Congress Club were led from Springfield’s A.I.C. Con- gress to New York City’s Oceanside Congress. The group went through mountains of papers, hours of speeches, count- less votes and dozens of doughnuts, for one of their best and most com- prehensive learning years. L to R: Jennifer Blance, Ann Marie Healy, Kathy Donatelle. Standing: David O ' dato, Chuck Dietsche, Mr. Debacher, Cathy Ward, and Kathy Hurlin. New Backgammon Club This year Backgammon joined the roster of clubs here at E.L.H.S. Popular throughout the country, backgammon is an old game demanding concentration and strategic planning by the players — as well as a smile from Lady Luck — in order to win. The group ini- tially got together to learn how to play the game, but it has since become regular practice to go to room 116 on Tuesday afternoons to chance your luck with the dice. L to R: Elinor Stack, Lisa Plante, Pat Dimauro, Karen Monroe, Mark Wynn, Chris Miller, Jan Hildreth, Miss Perley, Tara Murphy. Sitting: Suzette Keddy, Richard Haley. The Lab Aides are to the Sci- ence Department as the stage hands are to the play. They can usually be found scrubbing a small mountain of dirty beakers and test tubes in room 133, mix- ing up dangerous solutions in gargantuan flasks and fighting back the ferocious weeds in the greenhouse. Lab aides are known to be ever following tru- ant fruit flies about the building, trying to return them to their vials. Without the Lab Aides, the science teachers would be virtu- ally unable to function in their usual efficient scientific manner. L to R: Mary McLaughlin, Ann Marie Healy, Clay, Peter Tengren, Nancy Paviol, Jennifer Blance. 84 I 1 t M ji Scotl Adams Frank Allen David Barlett Gina Bergamini Terry Beusee Scott Bibeau Cindy Bicknell Mark Blanchard 86 Shelly Colby Mike Connors Sue Craven David Cronin Paul Croteau Mary Cushman Roger Czupryna Lynn Daniele Melinda Dauten Keith Davis Rina DiCassio Sherry Davis Cindy Dimauro William Dockerty Mike Donatelle Gary Donlin Craig Clarke Lisa OeAngelo Irene Ferrara . 87 Peter Fessenden .mm Eugene Fitzgerald Sandra Foucher Swinger 88 Paul Fini Jennifer Fisk Debbie Fitzgerald Billy Florence William Forbes Charles Fortin Michael Franco Cindy Fraska Boo Donna Frazee Richard Gallerani Kim Gardner Paul Garvey Mary Ann Gebo Renee Gelinas Mary Georgantas Peter Geroux James Giallanza My very own clone. Ralph Gluggio Sara Goddard Timothy Goguen David Grocott Kristen Hagstrom Douglas Gregory Raymond Lynne Hedin Hardwood Sallyann Hess Sandra Hieronymus Cheryl Hoague A- Marcia Howell Holly Humphries Scott Goodwin Janet Harrington Terrie Henrich Sara Hostettler Blair Hundertmark 89 Lynn Kagan Andy Katze Steve Keating Tom Keeley Susan Kelly Radcliff Kenison Tom Kennedy William Kennedy Kenneth King Cliff Kites Tracy Krol Alison Lachut Lynn LaClair Donald Laliberte 90 Mary Lievens Ronald Lindman H-m-m Good Gina Lopardo Matt Lynch Lisa Mackm Stephen Lieberwith Mari Mac Donald Robin MacMillan James MacNamara Todd Macsisak Donna Mannheim Charles Marino Victor Marsella Mr. T. Faith Miller Maureen Miller James Moores Michael Morin Melissa Munn John Murphy Scott Myers Marie McCabe Cynthia McNeish Maureen Moras Sad Sam Faceless Wonder Leslie Martin Michael Maurer Muscle Man Carolyn McCullough Mary McGreal Douglas McKenney Rosemary Medrek Deborah Mel Michael Mencaroni Mary Nichols Sheila Norman 1 1 Tom O’Connor Luanna Pappelardo Laurie-Ann Pasquale Theresa Perella Tom Noel Kathryn O’Brien Jenny O’Hara Cindy Pearson Charon Petronino Mark Noonan John O ' Connor Malinda Ollari Peter Parenteau Carl Pease Edward Pezanetti 93 I Ray Roberge Linda Roberts Sheri Roberts Jeff Robinson Laura Robinson Glen Robitaille Marc Robitaille Maryann Roblinski Senorita Mule Lee Jane Saacke Betsy St. John Clowning Around Kathleen Sando Mario Santaniello 94 Hilary Santer Gina Scarnici Mark Schmidt Scott Schoenfeldt Kurt Schuhlen Kim Scott Mary Scully Greg Seiffert Mary Beth Setian Gary Settembre Nadia Settembre Mary Shaw Mike Shaw one plus one Matt Sincere Scott Skala Kim Skroback Dave Smith Diane Snow Scott Somers Brian Sorel A 95 i ;! i Michael Soverow Mark Sullivan Kevin Sprague Michael Summers Yolanda Stachowicz I Greg Taylor Cf Maureen Stanton Brian Steeley Terri Templeton James Thomas Mary Thompson Donald Tranghese James Trase % Karin Walz Sue Wadden Dianne Watson Tonto Karen Wendell Mark Woods Carol Warner Cheryl Yargeau Back Row(L-R): Kris Wright, Sue Brown, David Simonich, Pat Seeley, John Ward, Ann Marie Fitzgerald, Bill Paris, Jane Saacke. Middle row (L-R): Ann Monahan, Debbie Jaworski, Paul Donlin, Marc Robitaille, Gary Donlin, Tanya Penman, Denise Work, Kim Pash, Sue Rook, Lynn Buddington, Kelly Sullivan, Mr. Kerson (Advisor). Front row (L-R): Stacy Gardner, Jan Hildreth, Melissa Tompkins, David Odato, Caroline Fisk, Kathy Glista, Lynn Soverow, Lisa Paschetto. The 1978-1979 Spartan Spectator un- derwent a great many changes which greatly improved the caliber of the school newspaper. The size of the paper was changed to the larger tabloid size. The pa- per is now published by a new printer, Im- print, Co. Also, last year, the paper was under the direction of an editor-in-chief. This year, however, there was an editorial board consisting of five juniors - David Odato, Debbie Jaworski, Lisa Paschetto, Tanya Penman, and Cari Fisk, and three - Melissa Tompkins, Jan Hildreth, and Sue Brown. These editors spent much of their free time gathering information and or- ganizing the staff to produce an appealing paper for both the student body and the faculty. Sports Editors - seniors Paul Donlin and Mike Malesta and juniors Pat Seely and Bill Paris, worked diligently on the sports pages while Sue Keddy handled the busi- ness end and advertisements of the Spar- tan Spector. John Ward, the staff photog- rapher, took pictures while Dave Tetrault used his artistic abilities to add creativity to the newspaper. Mr. Kerson, staff advisor, put a great deal of time and effort into the Spector helping the staff put together a well-bal- anced paper. MfiCLE J V� cl f hcKt y SiMn� � w in 3 ' |ars + ft ' Cm 3s («m- f}OU‘d S fjr Z f ' SUX X 6� 1 lute yav,. FFWTj Super Senior Officers Left to Right: Member-at-Large, Dana Weiner; Treasurer, Laurie LaClair; Secretary, Cindy Seyler; Vice President, Beth Page; Missing (partially), Steph Skroback, President. Jubilant Junior Officers Left to Right: Stacey Gardner, Secretary; Ann Mueller, Treasurer; Lori Forbes, President; Kim Oski, Member-at-Large; Missing, Vice-President; Melissa Randall. 99 Some Are Sophomore Officers! (L - r) Pres. Sue Wadden; Treas, Rose Medrek; Vice-Pres., Lisa DeAngelo; Missing: Tom O’Connor, (Mem.-at-Large); Sherri Roberts, (Sec.) Fighting Freshmen Officers (L-R) Pres., Paul Tarsa; Secretary, Sandi Feinburg; Vice-Pres., Lauri Dobias; Suzanne Jorey, Tres.; Terri Pooler, Member-at-Large “General Knowledge Please” L to R: Lynn Buddington, Micheal Malesta, Jennifer Blance, Cathy Ward, David Odato, Mrs, Troutman (advisor). Missing when picture was taken, James Thomas “And the capital of Turkey is ... ” Chorus : Talented Tune Carriers Jim Bampos leads the trumpeteers. The E.L.H.S. Band played a fine tune this year. Under the leadership of di- rector John Turner and musicians Doug Hagstrom, Jim Bampos, Jeff Sey- mour, Steve Brainard, Ian Anderson, and Tom Caliento, the Spartan entou- rage thrilled many a football fan. They showed an amazing amount of im- provement this year,- playing many popular songs such as “Pink Panther’’, “Rolling Down the River , and “Big Spender” The spirit of E.L.H.S. Hotlips Doug McKenney. George Washington Slept Here Gee, Guys Gimme a break! This year’s Drama Club production, “George Washington Slept Here , was a critical success. Hampered by the thinness of the plot, the versitility of the lead actors — Jan Hildreth as Mrs. Fuller and Steve Starkie as her hus- band — showed sparks of inventive tal- ent, while the Yankee twang of Richard Haley was impeccable. Congratula- tions are in order to Mr. Calabrese who can finally catch up on some badly- needed sleep. I Guidance Aides Sitting (L-R): Debbie Fitzgerald, Gina Bergamini; Standing (L-R): Ellen Pooler, Pat Speight, Kris Hagstrom. Office Aides Picking up absentee slips and distributing at- tendence sheets are just a sampling of the many jobs the office aides per- form as part of office functions. Many free study halls are forfeited to help the office func- tion as well as it does. 104 Giving up their free time for others is just one reason why so much credit should be given to these dedicated as- sistants who spend time delivering mes- sages and doing odd jobs for our guid- ance counselors. By assisting students in the use of the com- puter and college catalogue, these aides have become an important part of the guidance depart- ment operations. •mm Sitting (L-R): Mary Bramucci, Diane Williams, Jane Saake; Standing (L-R): Mark Weiner, Sandi Feinberg, Carl Penland, Pam Parenteau, Nadia Settembre. Jeff Bampos Linda Bostwick Laurie Buckingham Eileen Carpenter Wendy Belanger Tammy Benns Rick Benoit Lynn Blais Eleanor Blance Jane Borowiec Kevin Braconmer Mary Bradley Jeff Bradway Cindy Brenton Jim Brown Steve Brown mm Agent 123 Ann Carroll Kris Buffington Angela Calabrese Antony Caliento Kelli Candage John Carney Lynn Champagne Cathy Clark John Cloonan John Colkos J 106 Tom Czupryna Mike Daponte Chris Davis Linda Davis Robert DeAngelo Donald Dempsey Greg Denno Ken Deshais Lisa Deyo Lauri Dobias Tim Dougherty Chris Douglas Judy Droscoll Agent 109 Sandi Feinberg Sheila Fenney Matt Ferri Donna Fielding Paul Fillion Richard Fillion 1 Kris Fleming . 107 Elizabeth Glista Jeffery Godek Darren Goguen Debra Gondela Jeff Gonyea Kris Gour Vince Govine Tina Green Elizabeth Hafey Tom Hanna Paul Griswold Kim Grossi 108 Mark Haraty Alan Hedin Tonya Hollis Ann Hoves Eugene Jensen Amy Harrington Kathy Hartley Debbie Hawkins Mary Hood Ralph Hood Melissa House Lisa Hughes Gary Hunt Bob Hunt Alan Huntley Agent 119 Gregg Jenkins Suzanne Jorey ! ! 109 Lynda LaBonte David LaBroad Nancy Lacedonia Tina LaFleur David Lamirande Ray LaPlante Gina Laude Richard Lavallee m r Jim Lawless William Leahy Linda Lofgren Julie Lopardo Nicholas Lolos Gary Lombardo 4 Karen Lowe f Kim Makowiec Debbie Mathews Joe Lupi Linda Maxwell Bob Lynde Wendy Maloni Greg McCollum Chris Magee Elizabeth Martin Lindsey MacFarlane Cheryl MacNeil Karen Marcoux Karen Marsian Marc Magnam Cathy Mascaro Paul McCormack Bonnie McFadden Meg McGowain Julianne McGuill 111 ' K t + ' 4 Carolyn Meyers Thomas Meyrick Shawn Minahan Peter Mongeon Susan Morgan Gregory Morin Elizabeth Neves James Murray Robert Niemic Daniel Noel Deborah Noel Frank Messier Alaina Miller Gina Monzillo Paul Morrisino Patricia Nichols Thomas O ' Brien 112 t Mary Palmer Joanne Pouliot Mary O ' Connor Maryanne O ' Leary Laurel Page Ralph Page Perry Pappelardo Julie Paris Rhonda Pelletier Constance Penman Walter Plunkett Theresa Pooler Michael Qualiato Theresa Quinn 113 1 1 I i I I I ! i I Lisa Robbins Michael Roblinski Catherine Rosazza Lynn Ross Anne Richard Patricia Relihan Jennifer Rich Richard Schaefer Theodore Scheumann William Scibelli I Kathleen Safford Jeanne Ricci Deborah Samson Karen Sears Thomas Saulnier Agent 212 4 1 1 Michael Scanlon John Seyler hi 114 Karen Simmons Joanne Small David Smile Gregory Smith Tracy Sias Jeffrey Shank Double Agent Paul Smith Laurie Songeny Sheila Speight Coree Spencer Harley Stack fS lam Agent 109 Donald Starsiak i, Karen Stenberg Arthur Stevens Paul Sullivan Lisa Swayger Carol Syrett Paul Tarsa Karen Tesim i 115 i I Melonie Theriault Agent 106 Richard Tomaino Lea Tonon Lori Tourville Brian Tidlund Dawn Voudren Kathleen Walsh Monya Zych Douglas Wilk Todd Williams Kimberly Wright Kathryn Wiezbicki Wu Hui-Ling Michael Yacavone Douglas Yargeau Kenneth Yeomans 116 Behind The Scenes i Mrs. Sapia . . . the others were in the pantry fixing bread and jelly. Mrs. Resta . . . counting our calories. Janitors (L-R): Carter Bennett, Brian Falk, Dave Rosenburgh, Renzo Rocia, George Vembaca, John Sevigne, a part of our custodial force pictured here before the afternoon correction of the day ' s scribbled errors. Go Spartans J.V. Cheerleaders K S D ° Bxk R °� « R : « . Kris Buffing, on. L y „n Lad Dia, Three Cheers For The Leaders Shake it. I More spirited than a graduation party, Smilier than President Carter, Able to jump flying Dutchman with a single bound, It ' s a pep rally! It’s a gymnastics team! No .... it’s the VARSITY CHEERLEADERS! Adding more pizazz than ever before. YEAH, TEAM! Pyramid Power! •J|, x .V ' 3 ' ' . ‘ Vifkh ,. «. ■. c V s ■ •! Despite Lack Of Manpower Above: Hey Maureen and Melissa, look out below Above: Busting pays! hJ 122 Spartan Mermen Make Do 1 m lilliU 1 . A « . Paul Donlin and Dave Simonich on a backwards collision course V .’ 1 i 123 HIIMIv MMI J 4 % An uphill battle. Above: We should at least be able to get 25 t a pound for her . Below: ROBEY Back row (L to R): Harley Stack, Paul Candage, Ray LaPlante, Dave LaBroad, Keith Parker, Gary Donlin, Dave Simonich, Al Katze, Bob Grahame, Greg Speer, Bob Harvey, Jim McCormack, Mike Shaw, Steve Keating, Frosted Rice, Doug Wilk, Mike Langone. Middle row (L to R): Pete Gelinas. Dave Cordone, Marc Robataille, Maureen Handler, Pete Avdoulos, Don Dempsey, Bill Shaw, Bob Hunt, Vic Marsella. Front row (L to R): Dana Weiner, Paul Donlin, Coach Bolles, Joe Wadden, Gary Pomeroy, Landshark. Missing: Miss Kerr. Wins Over Commerce And Longmeadow Reenie takes a free kick. Lee Ann deflects a goal. Girls Soccer EL Opponent 4 Commerce 1 1 Longmeadow 2 Agawam 0 West Side 5 0 Ludlow 4 0 Cathedral 4 0 Classical 4 0 Minnechaug 5 6 Commerce 2 1 Agawam 3 0 Longmeadow 2 0 West Side 2 3 Ludlow 3 0 Cathedral 2 Cindy Seyler ready to score. Spark Season For Girls Soccer Team Cindy sets up for a pass. With the outstanding acrobatics of Kim Oski and the determination of Sue Lievens, Lee Ann Parker, and Reenie Moras, the Girls Soccer team battled valiantly only to end with a frustrating 3-9-2 record. Wins over Commerce and Longmeadow, and ties against Agawam and Ludlow sparked the season. The team, only in its second season, has gained valuable experience and expects a more successful campaign next year. I Doc Upshaw plots her halftime strategy. Sue Lievens challenges her opponent. 127 E.L. Harriers Spartan runners are poised and ready. “Small but mighty’’ is what the ' 78 X-C team could be labled. Often facing teams twice its size, the cross country team finished the season with a respectable 6-4 record. The dynamic trio of M.V.P. Dave Gelinas, captain Randy Burd, and Rick Hundertmark were the Spartans usual winning combi- nation against such Valley Wheel rivals as Minnechaug, Agawam, and South Hadley. Special thanks to first time coach Mr. Dale for patiently watching his harriers run around. Dave Gelinas runs away with M.V.P. It’s no use Bill.” Set Winning Pace. Resting up before practice. E.L. X-Country Opp. 25 Monson 31 32 Holyoke 27 29 Southwick 28 24 Minnechaug 31 31 Longmeadow 25 24 Agawam 33 31 Amherst 28 31 Westfield 50 25 Ludlow 32 22 South Hadley 33 � £ Cross Country Top Row (L-R): Coach Dale, Dave Gelinas, Randall Burd, Dan Gelinas, Rick Hundertmark, Doug Hagstrom. Bottom Row (L-R): Bill Paris, Scott Myers, Bill Kennedy, Charlie Marino. Girls Soccer 130 Top Row (L-R): Sue Busekist, Andrea Kennedy, Ann Spencer, Mary Beth Scully, Pat Smile, Sue Lievens, Terrie Henrich, Lynne Hedin, Lee Parker, Kim Oski, Sue Kennedy, Dr. Upshaw. Bottom Row (L-R): Cindy Seyler, Vickie Giuggio, Cory Spencer, Liliana Granaudo, Steph Hosmer, Mary ievens, Maureen Moras, Liz Belch, Melinda Dauten, Mary Golon. q ggggj One Way From larMnMMMBlM This year our favorite field hockey team consisted of several dozen energetic young ladies. The varsity team was led into every game psyched by co-cap- tains, Sue Brown and Laurie LaClair. The team de- veloped their stick-handling skills under the direc- tion of veteran coach Sue Exley and also the volun- teered guidance of E.L.H.S. alumna, Trish Hafey. At the end of their season, the team voted junior, Mary Carroll, Best Offensive Player and sophomore, Jen- nifer Fisk, Best Defensive Player. Senior Sue Brown was honored as M.V.P. i Beth Page breaks away. Spartan defense in action. Coach Ex. Perfection • Sue shines on Mary beats out her opponent Motormouth McGuill Li A rival battle, Long. vs. E. L. 133 Girls Field Hockey Front: Co-Capt ' s Sue Brown, Laurie LaClair. 1st row: Mary Carroll, Kim Arment, Jennifer Fisk, Beth Page, Dina Cava, Kathy Killoren, Debbie Dobias, Laurie Zych, Nancy Paschetto, 2nd row: Coach Trish Hafey, Pat Nichols, Karen Monroe, Suzette Keddy, Laurie Dobias, Kathy O’Brian, Cathy Ward, Kathy Donatelle, Laurie Joseph, Coach Exley, Erin O’Connor. 1st row: Ann Carroll, Cheryl Severin, Theresa Quinn, Eleanor Blance, Brenda Bauss, Laurie Page, Julie McQuill, Debbie Sampson, Alaina Miller, 2nd row: Jennifer O ' Hara, Amy Anderson, Carol Coderre, Monya Zych, Karen Sears, Beth Martin, Judy Driscoll, Pat Nichols, Kerry McCullough, Chris Gour, Mary Nichols, Julie Paris, Coach Karin Zych. 134 Spartan Kickers Struggle After starting off the year with a promising 3-3 record, the Spartan hooters ended with another disappointing season. First year coach, John Colburn, made a tremen- dous effort but to no avail. John Murphy kept the Spar- tans alive by making many outstanding saves in goal. All- Star team members Chris Sand, Rick Nasman, and Dave Hedin as well as John Murphy, Andy Cordone, and Jim Correale will be leaving this year. High hopes for next years team lie with Pat Seely, Doug McKinney, and Jon Wilk. Soccer, a thinking man ' s game. Chris Sand fires a shot against Longmeadow. John Murphy deflects a shot wide. Through Another Season Excuse me, but I didn’t see your face. Dave Hedin focusing in on the ball. Front Row (L-R): Matt Willis, Rich Bourgeoise, Paul Sullivan, Mike Frey, Jim Correale, Doug McKinney. Back Row: Coach Colburn, Pat Seely, Tom Hanna, Andy Cordone, Rick Nasman, John Murphy, Dave Hedin, Jon Wilk, John Kent, Craig Clarke. Front Row(L-R): Darren Goguen, John Bruno, Glen Robitaille, Dave Tetreault, Paul Tarsa, Jim Thomas, Tom O’Brien,; Back Row: Scott Goodwin, Mike Scanlon, Glen Anderson, Steve Keating, Ed Giorgini, Ralph Guiggio, Bob Starkie, Coach Metzger. Boys Soccer EL Opp. 2 Agawam 0 0 S. Hadley 1 1 Minnechaug 4 0 Longmeadow 5 0 Putnam 2 0 Classical 2 0 Cathedral 1 0 Technical 2 7 Commerce 1 0 Ludlow 3 0 Northampton 7 2 Amherst 3 3 Greenfield 3 1 Westfield 2 1 W. Side 7 0 Chicopee 2 1 Chicopee Comp. 3 An elusive Pat Seely looks downfield for Rick Nasman. 138 Heads Above Water Abdul-Rashad or Charles Lindberg? Take your pick. Although the team did not have a sucessfull win-loss record, individual team member’s times improved greatly. Under the coaching of Miss Kerr combined with the leadership of captains Sue Scanlon and M.V.P. Jill Wilder, the Spartans finished fifth in Western Mass, and ninth in the State Championships. Sophomore Sue Wadden turned out a new school record for the 100 yard breaststroke with a slashing time of 1:12.5. Even though the team is losing some valuable seniors, many promising J.V. swimmers are advancing to varsity and the team expects a victorious season next year. Swim Team Holds Sue churns up white water The look of determination r ' .T7,r ; 7 - j : Gina shows oft her swan dive. 116 Longmeadow Minnechaug Northampton West Springfield Classical Amherst Cathedral Longmeadow South Hadley 34 39 75 104 98 47 35 56 Intense Spartan swimmers watch the action. Lori swims downstream 141 E.L. Mermaids First row: Kristi Maxwell, Gina Bergamini, Kim Gardener, Mary O’Neill, Linda FederiGk Katie Rosazza, Terri Pooler, Debbie Hunt, Lisa Robbins, Dale Messner, Linda Maxwell, Meg McGowan. Second row: Mary Cushman, Jennifer Leonard, Candy Camp, Rene Gelinas, Lori LeClair, Sue Wadden, Carol Warner, Kathy Wiezbicki, Chris Hagstrom, Donna Frazie, Miss Kerr. Third row: Linda Totman, Jill Wilder, Kim Beaudet, Kelli Candage, Kim Richards, Mary Beth Spellacy, Beth Hafey, Retsy Wadden, Diana Robbins, Sue Lincoln, Ellen Haskins, Lisa Sapia, Trish Shortt, Anne-Marie Fitzgerald, Sue Scanlon, Sue Robinson. The Spartan Gridmen Surprise Injured Salvetti sits dejectedly. Gary Pomeroy tears through the line. Make way for Joe D ! An incredible catch by Lussier. Football J.V. E.L. Opp. J.V. 21 13 Chicopee 6 6 25 34 Amherst 0 0 16 28 Greenfield 0 6 16 41 Ludlow 22 8 35 North- 14 Hampton 14 34 28 South 15 7 Hadley 24 33 Holyoke 0 22 Mm Catholic 22 7 Classical 10 6 16 21 Minnechaug 27 12 33 Longmea - dow 22 Buddy makes a game saving interception The coaches watch optimistically from the sidelines. Critics With A Fine 8-2 Season Zuke turns the corner. Below: Mike Martino Despite the loss of almost all of last year ' s starting team, the ' 78 E.L. gridmen had a very successful sea- son under the watchful eye of Coach Dobias. The team finished with an 8-2 record, but it could easily have been 10-0 if a few breaks had gone their way. The first game was against Chicopee, a perennial AA power. After a hard fought first half, the Spartans led 13-7. The second half was all defense. The Spartan defense bent many times but never broke as the score remained the same and E.L. avenged last year ' s loss. Six straight victories, including tough wins over Greenfield, Northampton, and South Hadley brought the Spartans to their toughest challenge yet — Classi- cal at Plumb Field. However the squad never really got on track and were defeated 10-7. The next game brought Minnechaug, a powerful team which had a seventeen game winning streak on the line. Three quarters passed and the scoreboard found E.L. behind 27-6, but the Spartans never quit and were only down 27-21 with about three minutes left in the game. A successful onside kick gave E.L. the ball on their own 45 yard line. Unfortunately, a few penalties stalled the drive and E.L. went down to defeat for the second straight week. The last game of the season was a well- merited win over the Longmeadow Lancers, with a score of 33-22. Joe Wadden uncorks the pigskin. 1ST ROW: Gary Pomeroy, Steve Lussier, Mike Martino, Dave Anderson, Vin Zuccala, Ed Gardner, Joe Wadden, Mike Richards, Rich Plumb, Buddy Sharon, Joe DeAngelo. 2ND ROW: Don Marino, Jim Raimer, Joe Ryan, Bob Young, Mike Keating, Dave Moses, John Ward, Chip O ' Connor, Jeff Dalessio. 3RD ROW: Dave Caney, Mark Umland, Tom Gardner, Mike Sullivan, Blair Hundermark, Gregg Seifert, John Blanchard, John Salvetti, Tim Leahy, Keith Schulen, 4TH ROW: Scott Main, Mike White, Matt Sincere, Keith Parker, Kurt Schulen, Jeff Starr, Mark Empsall, Mark Blanchard, Frank Falcone, Todd Miller. Varsity Football Flexible Flyers Heidi trying to conquer her fear of heights. Sue leans into the horse. The girl’s gymnastics team, led by co- captains, Cindy Seyler and Diana Robbins, has had yet another trying year. Although the team had a losing season, next year it will benefit from the experience of all- around experts, Laurie Rosati, Heidi Hurlin and Lynn Buddington and Liz Belch. Sue Lincoln, and Co-Captains Diana Robbins and Cindy Seyler . . . all-competitive and ever-loving,... were tremendous assets to this year’s team, and added to point count consistently. The girls had many close meets, among them a two point loss to Agawam and a three point loss to East- hampton. Watch out next year. 148 nissen A watchful Cindy Laurie vaults with style If I bend my arms this way and then Coach Rootsis and tumblers 1 1 it Ik 1 1 K ; If II _J 1 Torcia breaks down his opponent. T T r 1 T 51 wJ w- f 4,1 u ' “ • Victorious again! Joltin ' Joe Ryan cranks on his opponent. Wrestlers End Fine Season With I I’ve heard of new dances but this is ridiculous A Third In Western Mass. This year’s wrestling team showed a vast improvement over previous years. Led by Co-captians Tom Cunningham and Steve Whitney, they attained a third place finish in the Western Mass. Tournament- their highest placement yet. During the Western Mass, meet, Steve Muise came in first, Tom Caliento and Dave Anderson placed second, and coming in third were Tom Cunning- ham, Steve Whitney and Tim Goguen. New assistant coach, Jeff Curzi, helped the wrestlers sharpen the fundamentals of the sport and achieve their potential. Coach Mazzariello is hoping that next year wrestlers will continue their winning ways. Dave Roberts views the ceiling. The Battle of The Bulges. Russell White works on his opponent Gymnastics Top Row (L-R): Liz Belch, Sue Lincoln, Dianna Robbins, Kim Richards, Heidi Hurlin, Lynn Buddington; Bottom Row (L-R): Coach Rootsis, Laurie Rosati, Cathy Mascaro, Cindy Seyler, Judy Driscoll, Liliana Granaudo, Coach 2., Miss Megis. Wrestling Back Row (L-R): Coach Mazzariello, Kevin O ' Shaughnessy, Greg Gentile, Steve Adeletti, Tony Caliento, Vin Bradway, Tom Brown, Jeff Starr, Dan Yargeau, Chris Miller, Dan Conners, Lips Bruno, Gary Hunt, Jim Moore, Coach Curzi; Middle Row (L-R): Curly, Larry, Moe, Kevin Braconnier, Nick Lolis, Doug Yargeau, Matt Ferri, Glen Robitaille, Todd Williams, Dave Moses, Gregg Jenkins, Michael Kozec; Front Row (L-R): Dan Lincoln, Dave Anderson, Tom Caliento, Steve Muise, Craig Clarke, Mark Whitney, Steve Whitney, Russ White, Tim Goguen, Dave Roberts, Scott Somers, Mike Torcia. Missing when picture was taken, Tom Cunningham 152 153 Hoopsters Hustle Through “Upsetting” Season This years team, led by senior captains Jim Skiffington and Joe DeAngelo, played the role of spoiler in the Valley Wheel. The season was highlighted by wins over Amherst and Minnechaug, both champion- ship contenders. Left hander Mike Martino led the team in scoring this year while reserves Mike Philbin, Rick Edwards and Todd Miller played quite effectively. ( | rk h K dZ Q 1 ?, WSkl ' eA g el ° (Capt )• 8nan Walker, Mike Martino, Jim Skiffington (Capt.). Mike Philbin, John Ferrero, Rick Edwards, Jack Twaddle, Mike Sullivan, Charlie Arment, Jon Wilk, Todd Miller. 155 J.V. Hoopsters (L-R): D. J. Tranghese, Bill Florence, Todd Case, Doug McKenny, Rick Gallerani, Thomas O’Neil, Gene Fitzgerald, Mark Blanchard, Tom Keely, Neil Bradstreet, Skip Tengren, Ralph Giuggio, Mark Empsall, Billy Arment. Freshman Basketball (L-R): Jay Seyler, Paul Smith, Ralph Page, Jett Bradway, Gary Faber, John Cloonan; Front Row (LR): Richard Benoit, Greg Crawford, Mike Vacovone, Paul Sullivan, Al Hedin. 156 Girls Basketball Kim Arment shows the frustration of Jill Wilder gets inside of Longmeadow defenders for an easy layup. Lynn comes down with the ball but obviously expects trouble. a long season. Double Dribbles Coach Camp instructs his troops on the ups and downs of basketball Half-time munchout. Varsity? Hoop Left to right: Rose Medrek, Maureen Moras, Julie Viens, Joanne Skiffington, Lynn Hedin, Gina Beery, Elizabeth Wadden, Lisa Beery, Kim Arment, Cindy Bicknell. J V Hoop Left to right: Donna Murray, Corey Spencer, Karen Sears, Sue Kennedy, Lori Dobias, Mary Beth Palmer, Jennifer Rich, Diane Henry, Ann Carroll. Coach Trish Hfey. Spartans Salute EL HOCKEY OPP. 3 Ludlow 7 1 Putnam 7 8 Easthampton 9 7 Palmer 0 3 Greenfield 4 7 Commerce 1 5 S. Hadley 2 2 Minnechaug 6 5 S. Hadley 8 4 Longmeadow 6 5 Technical 7 4 Putnam 6 4 Amherst 4 3 Greenfield 5 8 Commerce 0 9 Palmer 1 4 Chicopee Comp. 6 Dave Tetrault capitalizes on a scoring bid. Dave Rau lets go a shot Chris Sand takes on four Palmer opponents. I Ted Fitzgerald, Larry Maiolo and Mike Miller combined well while working together. Skating Seniors League leading scorer, John McCullough, on the move. Congratulations! Tom Hanna leads the attack as a freshman Ted Fitzgerald makes his swing for the puck In addition to leading the team in scoring this season, John McCullough also won the divisional scoring title by beat- ing all of his competitors by more than fifteen points. Tri- captains John McCullough, Chris Sand and Rick Nasman, with Dan Belinas will be the only players to leave the team this year. Next year’s team will depend on such players as Ted Fitzgerald, Mike Scanlon, Tim Hanna, Dave Tetrault, Dave Rau and Mike Miller. Although this year’s team did not finish as well as expected, next year ' s team will have gained a lot of experience. As a freshman, Mike Scanlon had big shoes to fil! McCullough Wins Scoring Title. Awesome The Chief A golden opportunity Varsity Hockey; Kneeling (L-R): Tom Noel, Mike Miller, Chris Sand, Mike Scanlon, Dave Tetrault, Scott Skala, Bill Crawford; Standing (L-R) Ray Kal- lauger, Coach Fassnacht, Dave Gelinas, Pete Fessenden, Dave Rau, Rick Nasman, Dan Gelinas, Tom Hanna, John McCullough, Dan Callahan, Larry Maiolo, Coach Callahan. t Front Office Mr. Richard Shurtleff Dr. Wayne Porter Jiff mgm 166 Mr. Stuart Crapser Standing (L-R): Mrs. Loiko, Mrs. Hird, Mrs. Anderson, Sitting: Mrs. Yacavone Executives DISCIPLINE PROCEDURES It Is hoped that all students will cooperate with the reason- able rules and procedures of East Longmoadow High School. If it is necessary to deal with uncooperative students, the follow- ing means will be employed: POINT SYSTEM Under the present point system, violation points will be assigned on the same basis as hours of detention were pre- viously assigned. After a student has accumulated a pre-set number of points, suspension will result. However, this need not occur (except in the case of rule violations which bring auto- matic suspension as stated in the student handbook) because under the point system violation points accumulated by a student will be reduced by a pre-set amount for a certain time period without a rule violation. This encourages students to develop positive behavior to avoid being suspended. Another alternative to suspension would be choice oi working off the points after school by staying for a teacher for extia help or providing pos- itive school service , but these alternatives would be voluntary at the student ' s option. HOW IT WORKS: 1. Students will be assigned points. These points will be assigned on the same basis as hours were previously assigned — one point instead of one hour. 2. Oncea student reaches six points a letter is sent home. A phone call will lie made when he reaches ten points. This letter would state his violations and give parents another copy of the point system procedure. Of course when maximum points arc assigned at one time then a phone call will be made. When it is not possible to reach the parents by phone another letter may be sent. 3. When a student reaches thirteen points he may be sus- pended from school for three days. When he returns his slate is clean. 4. Ways to avoid suspension. a. Good behavior. b. For every week of no -points -added one point will be deducted at the student ' s request . c. For every hour spent after school with a teacher for extra help, one point will be deducted if the student requests a slip and brings ; to an Assist- ant Principal. d. Once a student has reached ten (10) points he may apply to do school service. For each hour of positive work for the school on a voluntary basis one point will be deducted. 5. The school reserves the right to return to the detention system at any time without notice. ASSIGNMENT OF POINTS Points will be assigned by an Assistant Principal for: 1. Late to school. 2. Skipping a class or study hall. 3. Misbehavior in school, on school property, on field trips or school business, as well as school busses. 4. Absence from school without permission. 5. Loitering in the parking lot. 6. Loitering in the lavatories. 7. Any other acts that interfere with the learning opportunities of other students and or interfere with the operation of the school. 8. Failure to report for a teacher detention. 9. Smoking. 10. Suspicion of smoking. POLICY AND PROCEDURES RELATED TO SUSPENSION FROM EAST LONGMEADOW PUBLIC SCHOOLS I. POLICY Disciplinary measures which limit a student ' s participation in school should be n«ed onlv when the student is dangerous to, Mr. Peter Cannone Mr. James Cokkinias 167 . . . Counselors GUIDANCE (L to R): Mr. Dunajski, Mrs. McCormick, Mr. Camp (Chairman), and Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. Keating (Secretary). . . . Nurses Secretaries OFFICE (L to R): Mrs. Livingstone, Mrs. Munzert, and Mrs. Donlin. 168 NURSE: Mrs. Donovan. � 5f Novelists ENGLISH (I to R); Mr. Grocott (chairman), Mr. Mazzariello, Mr Calabrese, Mrs. Lynch, Miss Fay, Mrs. Allard, Mr. McKinney, Mrs. Yetwin, Mr Arra, Miss Kosmos, Mrs. Troutman, Mr. Simonds. Not Pictured: Mr Kerson, Miss Sessler Researchers LIBRARY (I to r); Mrs. Lopes, Mrs. Kielar, Mrs. House Mechanics INDUSTRIAL ARTS (I to r); Mr. Dacri, Mr Gautheir, (chairman), Mr. Casar- 169 tello, Mr. Burtt, Mr. Alexus, Mr. Bernatowicz. Not pictured: Mr Willet. Mathematicians MATH (L to R): Mr. Burns, Mr. Dutille (Chairman), Mr. Hamel, Mr. Courtney, Mr. Porowski, Mrs. Rossiter, Mr. McCormick, Mr. Mann. Not pictured: Mrs. Sheldon and Mrs. Wilk. . . . Supporters . . . Couturier 170 HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Kennedy (Chairman) Doctors SCIENCE (L to R): Mr. Metzger, Mrs Hamel. Mr Debacher. Mr Carey, Mrs. Kniola, Mr. Troutman (Chairman), Mrs. Goldie, Mr. Sullivan. Not pictured: Mr. Dale. . . . Musicians MUSIC: Mr. Cheney (Vocal) Mr. Turner (Instrumental) Mr. Charron (Chairman). 171 Politicians SOCIAL STUDIES (L-R) Front: Mr. Marden; Back: Mr. Pitts, Mr. Roan (Chair- man), Mr. Lech, Ms. Perley, Sir Vickers. . . . Athletes Rembrandts Miss Exley 172 Miss Kerr, Miss Upshaw Coaches Modzelewski and Dobias Interpreters FOREIGN LANGUAGE (L to R): Mr. Dowling, Mrs. Beecher, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Fleming (Chairman), Mrs. Tibbetts, and Mr. Nicket. Not pictured. Mrs Man- ville and Miss Mele. . . . Accountants . . . Decoders. BUSINESS (L to R): Miss Hersnuck, Mr. St. Germain (Chairman). Miss Golash, and Mr. Cooley. Not READING (L to R): Mr. Funchion. pictured: Mrs. Redler. 173 Y r ■w Helping To Meet The Cost The East Longmeadow Scholarship Foun- dation put in many long hours for the benefit of college-bound students. The door to gold- en opportunities is opened by the board, which helps the qualified, serious student to meet the extremely high costs of a good education. Much praise is due this sincerely dedicated group of parents and community volunteers. Yes, they really do care about your child’s future! E.L. School Committee School Committee (L-R): Mr. Shurtleff, Dr. Porter. Mr. Bergeron, Mrs. Tullie (Chairwoman), Dr. Medrek, Mr. Kaiser, Dr. Brown. Working women. 176 The Spartan Shop The gym class supplier. Miss Herschuk registers the bill. A trusting face. : I S T I DDE NT STOR At ••r One of the stores many customers. Store specialty. 177 Vixens Victorious In Titanic Defensive Struggle; 6-0 Pumping Iron And Gnip Gnop Hey Swinger! w . . � mtrnu “ What concentration In senior study halls and after school, you can walk into the cafeteria and watch the competi- tive sport at its basic level. Vicious matches of skill and frustration have been displayed in which pad- dles have been broken, tables chipped, and ping pong balls crushed. Why do people play such crazy games? Why not go down to the cafeteria during a study block and find out. A familiar scene during studies and after school is a young human putting his body through a tortur- ous series of exercises de- signed to channel his ani- malistic aggressions, for the purpose of enlarging muscular fibers. Driven by the yearning need to rip- ple with every movement, Spartans outweigh every- one. r . L other mus- Suck in that gut Mr. Biceps, and any cle you know of. It ' s the incredible hulk! 179 ML — - ■ As The Wheels Mary and the Top-mobile. Falcone can fire his bird. Dave takes it all the way to the bank! “Where’s my Iranian Connection?” I )f E.L.H.S. Turn In His and Hers. Moto-X expert John Burson hits the dirt. Little Lisa in her cool Camaro Here are the prestigious few who are able to drive to school each morning. They do not know the horror of standing in the cold morning hours waiting for the frig- id and crowded buses that seem to take forever to get to school. Besides being able to leave when they want, these motormen and maids enjoy certain other less ob- vious advantages. When heavy snows (or light ones for that mat- ter) point out the necessity of a ski slope survey, or the spring temperatures call for a scenic Lake Mark field trip — - these fear- less folk are all gassed up and ready. V V; ■ ?} ' ,� i V ' V Vi ' Chris Evert I I I I I Flashback Of The morld ' imui Ann Landers Experienced skateboarders push their expertise by skimming the top of the wall with only rear wheels bearing on the surface. If things get too hairy, they simply drop off the board and let it sail over the side. NOMINATED FOR ACADF.MY AWARDS — including BEST PICTURE mksi Ni.mwiiNii.vioK- Alec Guinness 10 A FILM BY GEORGE LGCAS SUN. 2:15-4:45 MON | PG|p� (N 1� 1 tW MNtl SUtttSTHHO - vm _ ] NO PASSES Women’s liberation has changed the lives of many Americans and the way they look at family, job and sexual equality. 1977 SON OF SAM -THE KILLER WHO TERRORIZED NEW YORK Gasoline Price- Nearly Doubled in 6 Years 1 181 Swinging Seventies Five years after the Supreme Court legalized abortion, “right-to-life” forces are waging an all-out counterattack The Last Nixon Show DISCO Three balloonists make history f 3 _ _ , _ . . _ .. But the documents discovered by Rsrc signt: sun s Total eciipso the firs ( ° reach settlement after the mass suicide-mur- der that took more than 900 lives nidi cate his ambitions grew to where he at tempted to manipulate national policy in Guyana. jonesTOWN, Guyana The last total eclipse of the sun in North America in this century will oc- cur on Monday, February 26. joggmg Carbon Monoxide: How Much in Your Cigarettes? President Ford 185 Seniors, Alteri, Robert . . . Anderson, Christie . . . Track 3, FTA, 3, French Club 4. Anderson, David . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4, Track 4, Yearbook 4. Arment, Charles . . . Football Basketball 1,2, 3, 4. Bailey, Christopher . . . Baker, Michael . . . Bampos, James . . . Band 1,2, 3, 4, Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4, Stage Band 3,4. Bandowski, David . . . Barclay, Carol . . . Latin Club 2,3,4, Prom Commitee4, Balloon Sale 4, Powder Puff Football 4. Bassett, Sandra . . . Track 2. Battige, Lois . . . Beaudet, Kim . . . Swim Team 1,2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3,4, Special Educa- tion Club 2. Bechard, Thomas . . . Chess Club 1,2, 3, 4. Beery, Dana . . . Baseball 1, Basketball 1. Belch, Gregory . . . Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2, Yearbook 4, NVRA 4. KKK 3,4 (Firebomber), Volleyball 3. Bemis, James . l . Bergamini, Thomas . . . Swimming 1,2, 3, 4, Will and Prophecy 4, Balloon Sale 4, Bilton, Mark . . . Blance, Jennifer . . . French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Schools Match Wits 1,2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3,4, Math Club 3,4, Drama Club 2, Science Club 2,3,4, Yearbook 3,4, NVRA 3,4, Model Congress 2,3,4, Spartanum 3,4, Will And Prophecy 4, Prom Commitee 4, Balloon Sale 4 Borden, Thomas . . . Bordoni, Gina Marie . . . Bostwick, Robert . . . Brainerd, Steven . . . Boudreau, James . . . Brown, Susan . . . French Club 1,2, 3, 4, A.F.S. 1, Guidance Aid 1, Office Aid 2, Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4, Softball 1,2, 3, 4, Model Con- gress 3,4, Newspaper 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Lab Aid 3, Drama Club 2 Brunelle, Susan . . . Bruno, Carol . . . Basketball 2, Softball 2,3,4, Tutor 2, French Club 1,2, 3, 4 Brunton, James . . . Wrestling 1,2, Lacrosse 3 Buckingham, John . . . Drama Club 2,3 Buendo, Chris . . . Bull, Cynthia . . . Office Aide 1,2, Tutor 3 Burd, Randall . . . Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3,4, Class Member-at-Large 2,3, Student Government 4, S.A.C.T.T.S.C. 4, Yearbook Business Homeroom 2, Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4, Swimming 1,2, N.V.R.A. 3,4, Burke, Christopher . . . Hockey 3, Burson, John . . . Caliento, Thomas . . . Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4, Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Soc- cer 1 Chapell, Jean . . . Track 2,3,4, Prom Committee 4, Spartanum 4 Clark, David . . Cooke, Thomas . . . Cordone, Andrew . . . Soccer 2,3,4, Football 1, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2, Spartanum 4 Correale, James . . . Soccer 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Spartanum 2.3.4, Lacrosse 4, Latin Club, Volleyball Team 3 Crenshaw, Andrew . . . Football 1, Band 4, Latin Club Volleyball Team 3 Craven, Anne . . . Girls Track 2,4, Latin Club Volleyball Team 3 Cunningham, Thomas . . . Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4, Soccer 1 Czupryna, Mark . . . Dalessio, Jeffrey . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1 Danforth, Anne . . . Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4 F.T.A. 2, Guidance Aide 1 Danos, Christopher . . . Track 1, Spartanum 2,3,4 Daponte, Maryellen . . . Davidson, Mary . . . Tennis Team 1,2, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Guidance Aide 3.4, Yearbook 3,4, Will and Prophecy 4, Prom Commit- tee 4 Davis, Mark . . . Day, Brian . . . French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Math Club 1,2, 3, 4, Chess Team 2.3.4, Swim Team 2 DeAngelo, Joseph . . . Golf 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Football 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 1,3, Yearbook 4, N.V.R.A. 4, K.K.K. 3,4 Dente, Pat . . . Desautels, Steven . . . Dickson, Martha . . . Dobias, Debra . . . Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3.4, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4, N.V.R.A. 3.4, Graduation Attendant 3, Powder Puff Football 4 Donatelle, Kathryn . . . Student Rep. to School Committee 3,4, Field Hockey 2.3.4, Synchronized Swimming 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 1.2. 3. 4, Model Congress 2,3,4, Madrigal Chorus 2, Lab Aide 2, Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4, Drama 1,2, 3, 4, Honor Soci- ety 3,4, Graduation Attendant 3, Newspaper 4, Office Aide 1, Guidance Aide 1, Yearbook 2,3,4, N.V.R.A. 3,4 Donlin, Paul . . . Swimming 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 2,3,4, Cross Country 2, Track 2, Honor Society 3,4, Newspaper 3,4 Math League 3,4, Douglas, Wendy . . . Gymnastics 1, Cheerleader 2,3, Downie, Michael . . . Track 2, Soccer 1, Prom Committee 4, Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 Durham, Jeffrey . . . Faber, Alan . . . Football 4 Falcone, James . . . Football 1,2,3, Swimming 1,2, Fattini, Linda ... Lighting Crew 1,4, Softball 2, Special Ed. 2. Guidance Aide 3, Yearbook 4, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Commit- tee 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Set Painting 2 Feinberg, Jodi ... Cheerleading 2,4, Gymnastic Team 1,3, Field Hockey 1, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4, Dance Mara- thon 3, Powder Puff 4, H.R. Representative 2,3, Ferreira, Steve . . . Ferris, David . . . Finn, Russell . . . Fitzgerald, Anne-Marie ... Swimming 1,2, 3, 4, Softball 1, Track 2,3,4, Cheerlead- ing 2, Special Ed. Club 2, J.J.A. 3, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Graduation Attendant 3, Newspaper 4, Will Prophecy 4, Balloon Sales 4, Prom Committee 4, Powder Puff Football 4 Florence, David . . . Soccer 2, Basketball 1,2,4, Baseball 1,2,4 And More Seniors Frangie, John . . . Latin Club 2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Football 2,3, Baseball 1 ,2, Chess Team 4 Frederick, Martha . . . Spartanum 2,3,4, Drama 2,3,4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Special Ed. Club 1,2 District Chorus 1,2, Vice-President Chorale, Homeroom Rep. 4, Will Prophecy 4 Frey, Joe . . . Gagner, Brian . . . Gagner, Jill . . . Office Aide 3 Gardner, Edward . . . Football 1,4, Baseball 1, Golf 2,4, Newspaper 3,4, Bas- ketball 2,4, Gaudette, Elaine . . . FTA 2.4. Soccer 3, Spartanum 2,4, Guidance 1,2,3, Paly 2, Will Prophecy 4 Gay, James . . . Gelinas, Daniel . . . Lacrosse 1,2,4, French Club 1,2 Hockey 3,4, Cross Country 4 Georgantas, Nicholas . . . Giuggio, Michael . . . Latin Club 2,3,4, Volleyball 3,4 Giuggio, Vicki . . . Swimming 1, Special Ed. 1,2, Yearbook 4, Softball 2, Red Cross 1, Will Phrophecy 4, Prom Committee 4, Soccer 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Honor Society 4 Glista, Kathryn . . . French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Newspaper 4 Golon, Mary . . . Lighting Crew 1,2,4, Special Ed. 2, Soccer 3,4, Track 2, Guidance Aide 3, Set Painting 2, Yearbook 4, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4, Spanish Club 2, Honor Society 4, Powder Puff Football 4 Gramarossa, Donna . . . Grandfield, Carl . . . Track 1,2 Groux, Suzanne . . . Library Aide 2,3,4, Office Aide 1,2, 3, 4, Softball 2,4, A.F.S. 1 Guzzo, Robert Soccer 2, Track 2 Hagstrom, Doug . . . Band 1,2, 3, 4, Spartanum 3,4, Cross-Country 4 Hammond, Tracy . . . French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Syncro 1,3, Track 2, Soccer 3, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4, Powder Puff Football 4, School Play 1,2, Junior Mar- shall 3 Hand, Geraldine ... French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Cheerleading 1,2, 3, 4, Special Ed’., cation 1,2, Field Hockey 2,3, Softball 2, Yearbook e.. Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4, Powder Puff Football 4 Handler, Maureen . . . Lab Aide 1,2, 3, 4, Girls Swimming 1,2,3, AFS 1,2, 3, 4, AFS Exchange Student (Australia) 3,4, Girls Track 1,2 Harwood, David . . . Healey, Ann Marie . . . Newspaper 4, Drama 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, De- bating 2,3,4, Model Congress 2,3,4, Math League 3,4, School’s Match Wits 2,4, Synchronized swimming 1,2, 3, 4, Soccer 3, Spartanum 3,4, Honor Society 3,4, Year Book 2,3,4, NVRA 3,4. Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4 Guidance Aide 1,3, Office Aide 1, Labaide 1.2. 3. 4 Hedin, David . . . Soccer 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Baseball 1.2.4 Heenan, Jane . . . Chorus 1, Graduation Attendant 3, Will Prophecy 4 Henrich, Connie . . . Swimming 1,2, Track 2, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Com- mittee 4, Powder Puff Football 4 Henry, Deborah . . . Guidance Aid 1, Track 2,3, Will Prophecy 4 Henry, Donna . . . Track 1,2, Will Prophecy 4 Hieronymus, Deborah . . Field Hockey 2, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3,4, Special Ed. 1,2, Guidance Aid 3, N.V.R.A. 4, Cheer- leading 2, Will Prophecy 4 Hildreth, Jan . . . Spartan Spectatore 4, Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4, Sutdent Producer 4, Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4, Chorus 1,2, 3, 4, Track 3.4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Student Store 3, Literary Guild Magazine 1,2, 3, 4, WAQY Reporter 4 Hood, Pamela . . . Soccer 3, Homeroom Rep. 1, Prom Committee 4, Will Prophecy 4, Powder Puff Football 4 House, Brett . . . French Club 1,2, Latin Club 3 House, Marianne . . . French Club 1 Huber, Cheryl . . . Girls Spring Track 3,4, School Play 1,4, Spartanum Spectaculum 1,2, 3, 4, Hurlin, Kathy . . . Tennis, 1,3,4, Swimming 2,3, Model Congress 3,4, Guidance Aid 1, Office Aid 2, Drama 1, Span. Club 1.2. 3. 4, lorio, Philip . . . Jarvis, Roxanne . . . French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Guidance Aid 3, Special Education Club 1,2, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4, Pow- der Puff Football 4 Jernstrom, Craig . . . Soccer 1, Lacrosse 2 Joseph, Laurie . . . Field Hockey 2,3,4, Tennis 3, Softball 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Lighting Crew 2,3,4, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4 Katze, Alan . . . French Club 1,2, Latin Club 2, Swim Team 1,2, 3, 4, Killoren, Kathy . . . Swimming 1,2, 3, 4 Field Hockey 4, Gymnastics 2, Syn- cho 1,2, Yearbook 4, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Commit- tee 4, Powder Puff Football 4 Koslik, Jeff . . . Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4, LaClair, Lauren . . . Field Hockey 2,3,4, Track 1,2, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Special Ed. Club 1,2, Class Treasurer 3,4, Guidance Aide 3, Yearbook 4, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4, NVRA 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Balloon Sale 4 Lally, Theresa . . . Guidance Aide 3 Langdon, Mark . . . Lievens, Susan . . . Basketball 2,3, Soccer 3,4 Graduation Attendant 3, Yearbook 4, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Tennis 2, Guidance Aide 3, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Special Ed. Club 1, 2 Lindahl, Dianne . . . Office Aide 1 , Guidance Aide 3, Lab Aide 2,3,4, Newspa- per 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Lussier, Steven . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2,3,4 Magnani, Frank . . . Magovern, Sandra . . . Gymnastics 1,2, French Club 1,2, Track 1 Makara, Mike . . . Malesta, Michael . . . Golf 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, School Match Wits 1,2, 3, 4 Tutoring 3,4, Chess Club 1,2,3, Band 1,2, Hon- or Society 4, Science Club 4, Basketball Manager 1, Newspaper 3,4. Martin, Mary . . . Guidance Aide 1, Girls Track 2,3,4 Martino, Michael . . . Football 1,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3 Matthews, Lynn . . . French Club 3,4, Spartanum 3,4. And More McCullough, John . . . Baseball 2, Hockey 1 ,2,3,4, Lacrosse 3,4, Yearbook 3.4, French Club 3,4, NVRA 3,4 McLaughlin, Mary . . . Office Aide 1, Select Chorus 2, French Club 2,3,4, Syn- cronized Swimming 1,2,4 Graduation Attendant 3, Spartanum 1,2, Lab Aide 2,3,4, Honor Society 4, N.V.R.A. 4, Balloon Sale 4, Tutor 3, Homeroom Repre- sentative 4, Yearbook 4, Will Prophecy 4 Medrek, Barbara . . . Basketball 1, Softball 2,3, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Special Ed. Club 1, Drama 1, Tutor 3, Yearbook 3,4, Graduation Attendant 3, Will Prophecy 4, N.V.R.A. 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Yearbook Editor 4, Spartanum 4 Mee. Steven . . . Menard, Marc . . . Soccer 1, Basketball 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1.2. 3. 4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Will Prophecy 4, Tutor 4 Messier, William . . . Soccer 1,2, Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 Mercieri, Barbara . . . Moraes Lynn . . . Gymnastics 1, Synchronized Swimming 2 Moras, Robert . . . Swimming 1,2, Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4, Yearbook 3,4, N.V.R.A. 3,4, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4 Morgan, Steven . . . Mumford, Karen . . . Basketball 1,2, Track 2,3, French Club 1 Murphy, Brian . . . Murphy, John . . . Soccer ,2,4, Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, Myers, Tracy . . . Spanish Club 1,2, A.F.S. 1, Softball 1, 2, School Play 1, Set Painting 2,3 Tennis 3,4 Spartanum 4, Will Proph- ecy 4, Prom Committee 4 Napolitan, Lynda . . . Field Hockey 1 ,2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Will Prophecy 4 Nasman, Richard . . . Hockey 1,2, 3, 4, Soccer 1,2, 3, 4, N.V.R.A. 3,4, Yearbook 3.4, Spartanum 4, Yearbook Editor 4. Newell, Patricia . . . Library Aide 1,2 Niemiec, Theodore . . . Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Track 2,3,4 Nimmo, Tammy . . . Library Aide 1, Office Aide 2 Nuzzolilli, Jennifer . . . O ' Brien, Michael . . . Soccer 1, Wrestling 1, Hockey 3,4, Lacrosse 1,2 O’Connor, Erin . . . Softball 2,3, Basketball 2, Field Hockey 1, Student Gov- ernment 1,2, 3, 4, Freshmen Class President 1, Lunch Monitor 3, Stereo Monitor 2,3, Yearbook 2, French Club 1,2, 3, 4 O’Connor, Jeremiah . . . Football 1,2,4, Baseball 1, Student Government 1,2,3, Class Pres. 2,3, Student Advisory Committee 4, Stu- dent Advisory Councl 4, Honor Society 4, Yearbook 3,4, NVRA 3,4 Olier, Frances . . . Synchro 1 Ollari, Tina . . . Library Aide 1 O’Shaughnessy, Kevin . . . Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Lacrosse 4, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4, Powder Puff Cheer- leader 4 Ouimet, Catherine . . . Ouimette, Philip . . . Football 1, Baseball 1,2,3 Page, Cheryl . . . Spanish Club 4 Page, Elizabeth . . . Field Hockey 1,2,4, Track 1, Spanish Club 1, Student Council 2,3,4, Yearbook 3,4, Special Ed. Club, Will Prophecy 4, Prom Committee 4, Guidance Aide 3, NVRA 3,4, Tutor 3,4, Spartanum 4, Yearbook Editor 4 Pallotta, Susan . . . Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, Select Chorus 2, Chorale 3,4, Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4, Western Mass. District Chorus 3,4, Office Aide 1, Honor Society 3,4, Special Education 1 , Literary Guild 2,3,4 Who’s Who of America 4, Will Prophecy 4, Spanish Club Pannier, Paul . . . Honor Society 3,4, French Club 3,4 Panzetti, Linda . . . Pappelardo, Lynn . . . French Club 1,2 Parenteau, Thomas . . . Soccer 2 Paschetto, Nancy . . . Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Softball 2,4, Guid- ance Aide 3, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Tutor 3 Paviol, Nancy . . . Band 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1,2,4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Tutor 2 Pearson, John . . . Peskin, Johnathan . . . Golf 2, Track 3,4, Yearbook 4, Spartanum 3, Basket- ball(Mgr.) 2, Will Prophecy 4 Philbin, Michael . . . Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,2, French Club 2,3,4, Yearbook 4, Track 4, Will Prophecy 4, Silverman 4 Pizzanelli, Angelina . . . French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Newspsper 4, Tennis Team 3,4, Guidance Aide 1, School Play 1,3,4, Spartanum 3,4, Model Congress 4, Science Lab Aide 4, Honor Society 3,4, Tutor 2,3. Plumb, Richard . . . Baseball 1,2, 3, 4, Football 2,3,4, Powder Puff Cheer- leader 4, Will Prophecy 4 Pomeroy, Gary ... Football 1,2, 3, 4, Swimming 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1, Lacrosse 2,3, Yearbook 3,4, Will Prophecy 4, Spartanum 3,4, Monitor 3, Graduation Attendant 3 Pouliot, Tony . . . Chess Club 3,4, Baseball 4 Prior, Robert . . . Reeves, Paul . . . Richards, Michael . . . Football 1,2, 3, 4, Lacrosse 1,2, 3, 4 Remington, Diane . . . Field Hockey 1 Robert, Daniel . . . Chess Club 2,3, Robinson, Susan . . . Swimming 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1, Spartanum 3 Rosazza, James . . . Roy, Suzanne Runquist, Kenneth . . . Cross Country 1, Swimming 1,2,3, French Club 1 Rutz, Michael . . . Track 3,4 Ryan, Joseph . . . Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 3 Rybinski, Scott . . . Sand, Christopher . . . Soccer 1,2, 3, 4, Hockey 2,3,4, Tennis 1,2 Santer, Ken . . . Sapia, Lisa . . . Swimming 1,2, 3, 4, Track 2,3,4, Secretary 1 Saulnier, Victoria . . . Library Aide 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 2,3,4, Drama Club 4, Girls Basketball 2, Spartanum 4 Scanlon, Susan . . . Swimming 1,2, 3, 4, Synchro 1,2, Spartanum 1,2,3, Stu- dent Gov’t. 2,4 Class Officer 1, Yearbook 2,3,4, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Will Prophecy 4, Spartanum 4, Monitor 2,3, Powder Puff Football 4 Schermerhorn, Laurie . . . Guidance Aide 1,3, Softball 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 1, Graduation Attendant 3, Prom Committee 4, Will Prophecy 4, Lunchroom Monitor 3 Seniors Seyler, Cynthia . . . Track 1, Class Officer 2,3,4, Soccer 3,4, Gymnastics 2,3,4, Will Prophecy 4, Powder Puff Football 4 Seymour, Jeffrey . . . Basketball 1,2, Track 1, Band 1,2, 3, 4 Sharon, Andrew . . . Lacrosse 1,2, 3, 4, Football 1,2, 3, 4, Lunchroom Monitor 3, Sheets, David . . . Soccer 1,2, Hockey 2,4 Shortt, Patricia . . . Band 1,2,3, Science Club 1,2, 3, 4, Swim Team 4 Simmons, Doreen . . . Office Aide 1,2, School Play 1,2, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Spartanum 4, School Carnival 3 Skiffington, James . . . Cross Country 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 1,3,4, Lunchroom Monitor 3, Will Proph- ecy 4 Siano, Deborah . . . Skroback, Stephanie . . . Prom Committee 4, Student Council 12,3,4, Class President 4, Spartanum 1,2,3, Yearbook 2,3,4, Monitor 1,2,3, Gymnastic 1,2, Latin Club 2,3,4, French Club 1,2, Graduation Attendant 3, Will Prophecy 4, Pow- der Puff Football 4 Smile, Patricia . . . Will Prophecy 4, Spanish Club 1, Guidance Aid 1,2, Track 2,3,4 (Co-Captain) Soccer 3,4, Spartanum 2, Honor Society 3,4, Powder Puff Football 4, Backdrop for play 2, Honor Roll 3,4 Smith, Sharon . . . Swim Team 1, Track 2, Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4, Cheerlead- er 12,3,4, Will Prophecy 4, Smith, Trisha . . . French Club 1,2 Will Prophecy 4, Powder Puff Foot- ball Soverow, Lynn . . . French Club 12,3,4, Model Congress 12,3,4, Debate Club 1,2, Library Aide 1, Office Aide 1, Lab. Aide 2,3,4, Newspaper 2,3,4, Publicity for play 4 Speight, Eileen . . . Field Hockey 1, French Club 1,2, Office Aide 2, Will Prophecy 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Prom Committee 4, Starkie, Steven . . . Junior Achievement 4, Debating 1 , Model Congress 3,4, Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4, Band 1,2,3, Soccer 2, Yearbook 4, Honor Society 4, French Club 12,3,4, Stebbins, Wendy . . . French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Stage Band 3, Softball 2,3,4, Band 12,3,4 Steele, Laura . . . Tennis 1,2, Guidance 1,2, Work Study 3, Will Proph- ecy 4 Stella, Rosemary . . . Yearbook 2,3, Student Government 2,3,4, Class Officer 1, Synchronized Swim 1,2,4, Softball 3 St. John, Jeff . . . Latin Club 1, Football 1,2, Yearbook 4, Band 12,3 St. Peter, Donald . . . Football 1,2 Tesini, Lisa . . . Tetreault, David . . . Student Govt 1, Band 1, Newspaper 3,4 Tetreault, Julie . . . Track 2, Special Ed. 2, Yearbook 4, Prom Committee 4, Will Prophecy 4, French Club 1,2,3, Powder Puff Football 4, Guidance Aide 3, Honor Society 4 Tetreault, Marc . . . Tennis 12,3,4 Tompkins, Melissa . . . Debate Team 2,3,4, Majorette 2, French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1, Select Chorus 2, Spar- tanum 1,2, School Play 1, Synchronized Swim 1, Swim- ming 1,3,4, Tennis 3, Guidance Aide 2, Science Lab. Aide 3,4 Tongue, Margaret . . . French Club 1,3,4, A.F.S. 1 Topitzer, Mary . . . Student Government 1, Basketball 12,3,4, Softball 1,2, Graduation Attendent 3 Towle, Gregory . . . Soccer 1, Track 1,2, 3, 4, Spartanum 12,3,4, Drama 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Tracy, Shannon . . . Gymnastics 1,2 Trinceri, Chris . . . Soccer 1,2,3, Hockey 12,3,4, Baseball 1,2, N.V.R.A. 4, Yearbook 4, Stubumb 4 Twaddle, John . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4, Golf 1,2, 3, 4, French Club 2,3,4, Graduation Attendant 3, Spartanum 4 Viveiros, Carolyn . . . Wadden, Joseph . . . Football 12,3,4, Swimming 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,2, Track 3.4, Student Government 3,4, French Club 3,4, Year- book 4, Graduation Attendant 3,4 N.V.R.A. 4 Ward, Catherine . . . NVRA 3,4, French Club 12,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, As School Match Wits 1,2,3, Math Club 2,3,4, Field Hockey 12.3.4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, Yearbook 2,3,4, Drama 2,3, Homeroom Rep. 1, Guidance Aide 1, Office Aide 2, Lab. Aide 3, Tutor 2,3, Spartanum 4, FTA 2,3, Model Con- gress 4, Will Prophecy 4, Powder Puff Football 4, Prom Committee 4 Weber, Margaret . . . Band 1,2,3, Photography Club 1 Weiner, Dana . . . Soccer 1,2,3, Diving 2,3,4, Track 1,2, French Club 12,3,4, S.A.C.T.T.S.C. 4, Member-at-Large 4, Year- book 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,4, N.V.R.A. 3,4, Yearbook Editor 4 White, Wendy . . . Swimming, 1,2, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4, Track 1,2,4 Whitney, Steven . . . Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4, Baseball 1,2, 3, 4 Wilder, Jill . . . Swimming 1,2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 12,3,4, French Club 1,2 Wilier, James . . . Football 2,3, Will Prophecy 4 Williams, Jeffrey . . . Hockey 2,4 Willis, Kathleen . . . Special Ed. 1,2, Spanish Club 1 Wilson, Mike . . . Yacovone, David . . . Latin Club 2,3,4, Yearbook 2,3,4, Swimming 1, Student Govt. 1, Drama 2, Will Prophecy 4, Spartanum 4 Yacovone, Linda . . . French Club, 1,2,3, Synchronized Swimming 1, Student Govt. 1,2,3,4, Graduation Attendant 3, Guidance Aide 3 Zuccala, Vincent . . . Football 1,2,3,4, Track 12,3,4, Wrestling 1, Graduation Attendent 3, Spartanum 4 Zych, Laurie . . . Band 1,2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 12,3,4, Track 1, Spar- tanum 3,4 ‘hat’s All! 189 STAR PATRONS A Frien,d Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. Anderson Anonymous Dr. James Brown Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Burd Mr. and Mrs. John F. Byers Emilio J. Cava The Chipouras Family Mr. and Mrs. Chrzan Colin C. Collins, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Cordone Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel H. Croteau Diane Dauten Mr. Davies Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dempsey Mr. and Mrs. W. Karl Deschler Mr. and Mrs. William Dietsche Mr. and Mrs. Clement A. Dickson The Dobias Family Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Donatelle and Family Mr. and Mrs. Richard Drinkwater Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Fitzgerald The Flahive Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Frey Jennifer Garrow Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Gelinas Jr. Debora Gemme Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Giuggio Good luck Class of 1979 Forrest and Elly Goodrich A Friend Scott and Debbie Abel Mr. and Mrs. Jon Abrahamson Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Adeletti The Paul D. Adornato Family Mr. and Mrs. John Aitcheson Arthur W. Anderson David Anderson Mr. and Mrs. David Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth N. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Max Anetzberger Ann, Kathy, Kim, Maryann Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Argiro Robert and Russell Arsenault Frank V. Asioti Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Baker Timothy, Michael, David Jr. and Laure Lee Balsewicz Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hand and Family Mr. and Mrs. George Infanti Mr. and Mrs. John F. Janiszewski Ruth C. Jarvis Deborah and Katrina Jaworski Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jaworski Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson Mr. and Mrs. R. Fraser Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Keating Ken “Big Daddy” Berry and Mrs. Hauss Mr. and Mrs. Raymond K. Keddy Mr. and Mrs. D. E. LeClair Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lievens David Litke Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Lynch and Family Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lynde Mr. and Mrs. David McGuill The Manleys Dr. and Mrs. John Medrek Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. Merrigan The Mongeon Family Arnold Moul Mr. and Mrs. John Nystr om Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. O’Connor Mrs. Jeremiah O’Connor Carl and Cynthia Ohlin Olde Tyme Food Products Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Page Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Penland PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. James C. Bampos Judy Bampo Marge Banning Mr. and Mrs. George Barnard Mr. and Mrs. Frank Basile Mr. and Mrs. Craig Barton and Jennifer Mr. and Mrs. E. Barton The Barry ' s Mr. and Mrs. A. Robert Beaudet Best Wishes from A Football Fan Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Bechard Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Beck Mr. and Mrs. Francis Becker Rollin C. Beers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belch Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Belliveau Mr. and Mrs. Erwin A. Belorusky, Sr. Mrs. C.E. Bemis Laurence L. Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Henri J. Benoit Mr. and Mrs. William Benoit Mr. and Mrs. William Benoit Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pomeroy Mrs. Rose Resta Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Richards John P. Roy The St. John Family Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Scanlon and Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schuhlen Mr. and Mrs. Patrick L. Seely Mr. and Mrs. John Seyler Mr. and Mrs. John W. Silk Sinowski Family Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. Skroback Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Spellacy Jr. Sonja Smit Mr. and Mrs. James Stella and Family The Sullivan Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tetreault Russel N. Tirrell Dr. and Mrs. Earle A. Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Tullie The Unique Cut Mr. and Mrs. Fernand C. Vadnais Mr. and Mrs. Raymond I. Weiner Mr. and Mrs. James P. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Wicks Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Wiezbicki Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilier Steve and Sandy Zolla Mr. and Mrs. Urbain Berard Thomas Bergamini Family Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Berneche Best of Luck and Success Best Regards Best Wishes Best Wishes Class of 1978 Mr. James L. Billingsley Cynthia Bindoni Dennis E. Bitzer Dolly and Gerry Black Dawn R. Blais Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Blance Laurie Blanchard Francis Bogdanowicz Mrs. Mary Bogusz Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bolles, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce B. Bonner Albert E. Booth Raymond Borowiec Mrs. Harold Botta The Botta Family Joel Boucher Mr. and Mrs. William Bowe Mr. Joseph Boudreau and Family Mr. and Mrs. William J. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Bozenhard Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bradley Ray Brainerd Mr. and Mrs. Roland Bretta Mary-Elizabeth Brewster St. Germain William J. Broderick Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Brodeur The Brooks Family Mr. and Mrs. Alan T. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Allen S. Brown Dick and Delanne Brown Mrs. Gardner Brown Atty. Mrs. Richard T. Brown Mr. Mrs. Ronald D. Brown Mr. Mrs. William Brown Mr. Mrs. Dennis Bruno Thomas A. Bruno Mr. Mrs. Thomas Brunton Mr. Mrs. Wm. Bryce The Buckley Family Mr. Mrs. Charles L. Buckingham Mr. Mrs. L. R. Buddington Mr. Mrs. Liel V. Bull Michael Line Burke Neil Burke Mr. Bob Burson Terri Callahan Mr. Mrs. Robert D. Camp Family Francis W. Campanella Chris Carrie Cabrini Mr. Mrs. Dominic Carabetta Mr. Mrs. Carl S. Carlson Carlson Roofing Mr. Mrs. Gary Carotenuti Mrs. R. Carroll Mr. Mrs. Bruce D. Cantwell Mr. Mrs. J. Casali Mr. Mrs. Gerard Chapdalaine Mr. Mrs. Arthur R. Child Mr. Mrs. Charles T. Churchill Marie Cintron Myra Edith Clark Mr. Mrs. Franklin E. Clark Albert J. Cavola W. B. Clark, Jr. John Deborah Coburn Mr. Mrs. Matthew Cochran Atty. Mrs. Charles A. Collins Mr. Mrs. Ronald W. Coleman Congratulations Grads Gil Congdon , Mr. Mrs. Wm. Connor Mr. Mrs. James P. Connor Mr. Mrs. David Contois ! Laura Fleather Cooley A. E. Corey Mr. Mrs. Robert Corliss Mr. Mrs. Cormier Mr. Mrs. J. Costantini Mr. Mrs. David Contois Mr. Mrs. Paul Coto Mr. Mrs. Courtney Mr. Mrs. John C. Cox Mr. Mrs. George Crawford Mr. Mrs. E. M. Crary Mr. Mrs. Edward Craven Mr. Mrs. Creighton Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Cronin Mr. Mrs. L. E. Cruikshank Mr. Mrs. L. Currier Mr. Mrs. Daniel P. Croken Mr. Mrs. Gabriel H. Croteau Mr. Mrs. Orton A. Cushman Jr. Mr. Mrs. Leonard Cyboron Cyndy Terri Czochara Mr. Mrs. Matthew D ' Amato Mr. Mrs. Richard J. D’Angelo Marc D’Angelo Mr. Mrs. Donald Daniele Thomas Dalessio The Family of Douglas S. Dalton Thomas Daly Chris Danos Mr. Mrs. Louis Daponte Mr. Mrs. Robert R. Darden, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John David Robyn John Davis Mr. Mrs. Donald Deane Mr. Mrs. Norman E. Desjarlais Richard F. Denno Mr. Mrs. Frederick A. Denno Family Michelle and Jeanine De Rusha Robert and DeShay Jr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Desnoyers Mr. and Mrs. John Devall Mr. and Mrs. John Diduk Thomas Dignan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Dilanian Mr. and Mrs. John F. Dion Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dionne Jennifer, Carly and Lori Domash Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Donlin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Armand L. Douville Joseph Dowd Edward L. Downes Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Doyle Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Drinkwater Mr. and Mrs. James R. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. William Driscoll Jim and Elda Duncan Allison E. Dudley Winifred E. Duggan Frank, Flo, Paul and Lisa Dunia Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dutille Mr. and Mrs. Everett Eastman Darlene Edwards Harriet and Richard Ellsworth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emerson, Jr. Ronald Ennaco Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ernsting Mr. and Mrs. John Evans Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Faillance Mr. Frank M. Falcone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Falk Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gaboury The Gardner Family Mr. and Mrs. Fantone Mr. and Mrs. John Farquharson Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Fattini Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ferreira Donald G. Ferris Duke and Anna Ferris Helen Herris Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferus Peter Fessenden Mr. Robert Fiore Mrs. O. E. Fiske Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Fitzgerald Joseph P. Flaherty Mr. and Mrs. John Florence Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Flynn Thomas J. Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Foard Ms. Diane Fogarty Ann and John Edward Foley Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fontana Susan and Thomas Fontana Steve Forbush Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Forrest Mr. and Mrs. William Forrest Charles Fortin Mr. and Mrs. Albert W. Fowler Sue Frey A Friend Sharon Fuller Mrs. Gannon Lorraine A. Gaudette Elinor Gebo The Gebos Barry Gelinas Mrs. David R. Gelinas Mr. and Mrs. Gentile Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gentile Mary Ellen Gilmartin Mr. and Mrs. Diano Giorgini Mr. Bruno Glinski Will Goewey Family Jerry and A.J. Goldrick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Golon Mrs. A. Richardson Goodlatte Good Luck Good Luck Good Luck to you All Good Luck to the Class 1979 Mr. and Mrs. James Goodwin Michael Goodwin David Gour Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Gowash The Graduates The Graduates Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gray Robert L. Graham, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Graveline Mrs. Joseph Gregg Joan and Ed Grudgen Lorraine Guidette Mrs. Kenneth Gurney Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haetinger Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Haley Dr. and Mrs. Philip Halloran Frank G: Hammond Mr. and Mrs. Mort Handler Mr. and Mrs. Hanna Mrs. R. E. Haraty Joy E. Harrigan Mr. and Mrs. John F. Harty Peter and Isabella Haserlat Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Haskins Mr. and Mrs. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hathaway Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haver Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hawkins The Donald Heath Family Alan R. Hedin Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Heenan Mrs. Robert Hemond Mr. and Mrs. Ervin F. Henault Frank and Joyce Hess Mr. and Mrs. William Hess Mr. and Mrs. John F. Hickman Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Higgons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hildreth- Mr. and Mrs. David N. Hill The Holotka Family Charles E. Homer Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Hood Mr. and Mrs. Stephane D. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hosmer Mr. and Mrs.- Robert House Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Howard, Jr. Charles Howell Rev. Mrs. Paul D. Hrdlicka Gary Hubach Mr. Mrs. James Hogan William A. Humphries Mr. Mrs. Fred Hundertmark Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Hurley Mr. Mrs. Joseph F. Impoco, Jr. Family William Jackson Jack Jambazian Phyllis M. Jensen Mr. Mrs. Harry Jernstrom Gene Jodoin Ambrose C. Johnson Jr. Bruce and Mary Johnson Charles S. Johnston Mr. Mrs. Ray S. Jones Harold Jorey Mr. Mrs. J. Joseph, Jr. Mr. Mrs.J. Kagan, Jr. Kenneth Kaiser Dorthy Kalse Ray Kallaugher Mr. Mrs. Peter C. Karalekas Mr. Mrs. John S. Katsoulis Claudia Katze Mr. Mrs. Thomas Kavanaugh Mr. Mrs. Mort Kelley The Kenison Family Brian Kennedy Mr. Mrs. William C. Kennedy Mr. Mrs. Ted Kielar Mr. Mrs. William J. Killoren The Kings Mrs. Doris M. Kites Mr. Mrs. Knapp Mr. Mrs. Frank Kraft Mr. Mrs. C. Kruczek Kenneth W. LaBroad Mr. Mrs. Walter F. LaBroad Mr. Mrs. Daniel Lacedonia Mr. Mrs. Edward Lacey Alfred LaFave Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Lallv Mr. Mrs. Lamory Mr. Mrs. Amos LaMountain Mr. Mrs. Paul Landry Mr. Mrs. Paul R. Lane Mr. Mrs. K. Langdon Iris Langford C. J. Langone Mr. Mrs. Raymond Laplante Mr. Mrs. Al Laro Edward P. Laro Mr. Mrs. Joe Laro Larry Sue John Lasek Mr. Mrs. Paul Laudig John M. Helen Lavelle Mr. Mrs. George Leroy Mr. Mrs. William Lieberwirth Mr. Mrs. Richard Lincoln David E. Litke Dick Loiselle Joseph Lombardi Lucy W. Longwill Lorraine Tina Tom Carole Lopardo Mr. Mrs. N. Lovatt Mr. Mrs. Ralph M. Lowe Kenneth R. 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Michel Mickey Mouse Donald Duck Richard Carol Mikel Dr. Mrs. William H. Miller Dr. Mrs. William F. Miller Mr. Mrs. Francis Minahan Mr. Mrs. Misitano Mr. Mrs. Rocco Molinari Mr. Mrs. Ronald Moody Robert C. Moore Family Russell Barbara Moran Mr. Mrs. Donald R. Moras Mr. Mrs. Charles T. Morgan Mr. Mrs. John Moriarty Mr. Mrs. Edmund J. Morin The Morris Family Frank Morrisino The Moses’s Dina, Lisa, Dianne Steve Mozden Mr. Mrs. William Mueller Bruce Brandy Muffin Jane Joe Mulcahy Mr. Mrs. Ivan Munzert Mr. Mrs. Stanley Murdza Mr. Mrs. James W. Murphy Mr. Mrs. Murray Mr. Mrs. Donald Myers Ernest Nadeau Mr. Mrs. Donald D. Napolitan Mr. Mrs. Michael Nolan Mr. Mrs. George P. Nay Family Mr. Mrs. Edwin S. Nelmes Mr. Mrs. John Neumann Mr. Mrs. Walter Niznik Jr. Mr. Mrs. Timothy F. Noonan Mr. Mrs. Clifford D. Noreen Mr. Mrs. Peter Nossal Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. Oakes Mr. Mrs. Alvin O’Brien The Obernessers Mr. Mrs. James O’Connor Mr. Mrs. John Odato Mr. Mrs. W. C. Odell Mr. Mrs. J. F. O’Hara Mr. Mrs. Oldenbury Bernie Barbara Olmsted Mr. Mrs. Walter E. Oparowski Mr. Mrs. William O’Shaughnessy Mr. Mrs. Glen W. Oski 192 Christopher Otway David Pallatino Mrs. Joseph PalQmbella Mr. Mrs. Edward Pallotta Mr. Mrs. Michael Panetta Mr. Mrs. Panaia Mr. Mrs. Stephen Pannier Mr. Mrs. William W. Parenteau Mr. Mrs. Donald Paris Mr. Mrs. Gene A. Parker Carol Pash Joe Patron Mr. Mrs. Maurice Paviol Mr. Mrs. D. H. Peirce Mr. Mrs. George Penndorf Jr. Mrs. Alice Phillips Robert T. Susan A. Pleines William W. Plumadore Mr. Mrs. Plumb Mr. Mrs. John Pollard Mr. Mrs. J. Pooler Lena Felix Porcelli Mr. Mrs. John Potorski Mr. Mrs. William Powell Mr. Mrs. Powers Judith A. Powers Mr. Mrs. Roger Power Andrew Bee Premo Dr. Livingston I Presume Mr. Mrs. Gordon H. Prior Thomas F. Race, M.D. Dr. Mrs. Raymond Racicot Mr. Mrs. Radosavljevic Mr. Mrs. Richard Raimondi Nick Bobby Julie Raina Mr. Mrs. Edward Redin Mr. Mrs. Frederick Redin Mr. Mrs. Richard Redin Wilfred L. Regnier Mr. Mrs. Thomas F. 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East Longmeadow Music 8 Center Square East Longmeadow, MA Tel. 525-6062 Ludlow Music 298 East St. Ludlow, MA Tel. 589-0224 MUSIC INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES AND INSTRUCTION BLUE BIRD ACRES 747 Parker St. East Longmeadow, MA DUC-PAC CORPORATION COUNTRY-GLASS 21 Baldwin St. East Longmeadow, MA 180 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, MA Tel. 525-7658 194 Castles in Spain on American Lots CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ROYAL HILL BUILDERS INC. 54 Moody St. Ludlow, Mass. 01056 Tel. 583-5039 525-3752 525-4536 c A re A tPoiver Lq.mpnxent Co. LAWNMOWERS SNO-THROWERS KUBOTA TRACTORS SNOW REMOVAL CONTRACTORS - BUCKET LOADER REN7AI S BOX 56 - 104 SHAKER ROAD EAST LONGMEADOW, A4ASS . 01028 Connecticut Valley Artesian Well Co., Inc. CONRAD M. WIEZBICKI Don’t be out to lunch when the power fails - Check the Acres Brockway-Smith Company WHOLESALE DOORS SASH MILL WORK AND MOULDINGS 132 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 Reflections Of The Junior Girls CHOW HOUNDS HAVE BEEN PACKING IT IN AT BETTE’S OLDE TOWNE HOUSE FOR A DOGS-AGE Bette ' s Olde Towne House Agawam, Massachusetts BOW WOW? WOW! 197 Shawmut First Bank 3 J’s Tire Company 197 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, MA Distinctive Sportswear forWbmen East Ix ngmeado , Massachusetts — Jennie Hill Real Estate GULF SERVICE STATION 20 N. Main St. East Longmeadow, MA 258 Fountain St. Springfield, MA Amberlight Gas Barbaque Grills and Dynavac Central Vacuum Systems. R R Supply Inc. We deliver safe, prompt transportation. Wholesale Distributor LONGUEIL TRANSPORTATION 144 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, MA ' ll MODEL PLANES. ENGINES. DOLL HOUSES. MINIATURES. TRAINS. SHIPS. ROCKETS, ACCESSORIES R C GEAR BILLS HOBBY SUPPLIES 800 N. MAIN STREET E. LONGMEADOW. MASS. 01028 I TEL: (413) 738-7711 THE PIZZA SHOPPE THE PIZZA SHOPPE 134 Shaker Road, E. Longmeadow 525-2470 525-7086 I CAN ALMOST TASTE IT! The PIZZA SHOPPE is more than the ordinary . . . we’re a place to eat and relax, a warm atmo- sphere serving cocktails. Frosted mugs of beer and carafes of wine. Besides the PIZZA SHOPPE’S great pizza and hot oven grinders, our number one priority is customer satisfaction. Three guesses! What’s an ITAM??? Prop BILL DOLACK R.H. PHELON CO. East Longmeadow, Ma. 01028 WE KEEP YOUR MOTORS SINGING LIKE A BIRD MANUFACTURING CORP. HAND HAIR DRYERS EAST LONGMEADOW. MASSACHUSETTS 01026 PHONE (413)525-4531 Congratula tes The BERKSHIRE PLASTICS CO. 147 Shaker Road East Longmeadow Guaranteed challenge: If you’re a young person looking for some real challenge, now’s the time to look into the Army. From law enforce- ment to medicine, from cooks to combat arms, the Army has more challenging opportunities to offer than anyone. approved courses taken on your own time (and under the Veterans’ Educational Assistance Program, you can build an $8,100 education fund in just 3 years). Travel opportunities Over $400 a month to start Army pay is better than ever. And with meals, lodging and medical and dental care provided, you’ll be surprised how far that pay will go. Skill-training courses Ever wonder where to get that “experience necessary” the classified ads always ask for? A good place is the Army. With hundreds of training courses, the Army can teach you skills you’ll be£glad to have later on. Educational opportunities You can take classes on post, or at nearby colleges and universities, with the Army paying up to 75% of tuition for Joining the Army can mean a chance to work and live in Europe, Alaska, Hawaii, Korea, the Canal Zone, or almost anywhere in the continental U.S. Join now, go later You can do just that — join now and, if you qualify, you can report up to 365 days later — with the Army’s special Delayed Entry Program. A terrific option for high school seniors and others with unfinished business ahead of them. Serve yourself. Serve your Country To find out which programs are open, and to have the best chance of getting the one you want, call us now. Call your local Army recruiter Phone: 737-4155 145 State Street, Springfield DAGWOOD’S SANDWICH SHOPPE Heritage Mall, East Longmeadow Come to Dagwood’s! Bring a friend or two or three or 1,001! 202 ' Bianco’s Bike Shop East Longmeadow, Mass. ) Everything enjoyable in good food and drink. And always something deliciously different on our menu that’s sure to please all the family. 456 Sumner Ave. At The “X” On Rte. 21, Springfield-736-8521 Let Romito help you with all your gourmet needs! ROMITO v;is SONS GOURMET FOODS Dave’s Foodbasket Shaker Rd. E Longmeadow, Mass. Go bananas at Daves!! NELSON F. KIIBURN FRAJII A. LOMBARD CPC! RICHARD S.0RNSBY PANEL M.IALSH 204 What’s a CPCU? Compliments from MILTON BRADLEY EAST LONGMEADOW, MASSACHUSETTS 01028 Let Maple suit all your mechanical needs. MAPLE AUTO SUPPLY 48 Maple St. East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, 01028 Where Naomi rents everything under the sun. TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER SPORTS SHOPPE 42 Harkness Ave. East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, 01028 AUTH FUELS, INC. p.O. Box 345 East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, 01028 87 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, 206 Massachusetts, 01028 Best Wishes to the Class of 1979 207 THE ACADEMY of DANCE 264 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Ma. AUTO BODY TOMMY’S AUTO BODY 208 blowing WOOL UNITED STATES INSULATION CO 4- OFFICE 100 MOODY ST. If all else fails, these three will keep you warm. 209 us at the Saw See Best Wishes AMERICAN SAW MFG. COMPANY EAST LONGMEADOW, MA. 01028 MASCARO FLOWERS of Longmeadow 801 Williams St. Longmeadow, Ma. ‘‘Roses are red, violets are .... ” Roy’s Home Decorating Center Heritage Park Plaza East Long., Ma. We decorate anything’’ Birchland Park Junior High School (Where the freshmen come from!) 211 ITALIAN - AMERICAN FAMILY DINING LUNCHEONS SALVATORE’S PHONE (413) 783-6061 RESTAURANT COCKTAIL LOUNGE 1333 BOSTON ROAD SPRINGFIELD, MASS. 01119 COUNTRY SIDE STORE Somers Road East Longmeadow Get away from the busy community; enjoy shopping at Country Side, in the midst of rolling hills. 212 Compliments to the Class of ' 79 from TUDOR HOUSE LIQUORS Shaker Road E. Longmeadow, MA. TYLER EQUIPMENT CO. Shaker Road E. Longmeadow, MA. WORDS OF WISDOM With all its shame, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be cheerful, strive to be happy. Ms. Cosmos, is justice blind? Whale tail. Grandpa bought a rubber duck. Hi pee-wee! To Tris L.J.C. Hey brother, we’ll always love you, love sis + sis. Hey “F -Cat Scratch strikes again. Rocky, I love you. Blue Oyster Cult To D.G. in G.C. Thanks. Dirty Bird + Sparky-Watchout for the Rubber Nose Chickens! Catch ya. To Chuck M.: Shakespeare was a drug addict. (From F Block) Arr ! ! Stephie. Hi WeMe Prissy + Timmy Mary- Leave Matt alone! Moaner Sue + David forever. Linda + Headly Wednesday night J.A. is great. Dom + Terri Vicki, Remember Tim + Brian L.M. MURPHY Eat me! Lets go to Hooterville, Chris. Dave, Love ya, Shirlene A + F J.P. + Joan Brewster- Reead chapter 12- E Block. Steph-n-Todd Kiss me for a dollar The Franj. and his Martian suit will take over us! Can you say molest? r - ri :: • | i] • • • •• “Don’t tie a string around your finger, we’ll jog your mind.” Just as cute as buttons. The Fabric Boutique 280 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Ma. 221 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Ma. CARDS GIFTS Where you can buy all your stationery, jewelry, posters, candles, and more, much more Heritage Park Plaza 432 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Ma. 214 gXheat Community Feed Stores 64 Maple Street, East Longmeadow Coal, seeds, bird feeders, chain, hay, feed-Community Feed has it all! House of Flowers Teehan’s Food Shops 209 North Main Street, East Longmeadow Buy a rose or two or three or 1,001! 222 North Main Street, East Longmeadow Where convenience comes first! Friendly Ice Cream Shop 562 North Main Street, East Longmeadow Come on in and munch out! Ford Chevrolet PARTS FOUR INC. Mon - Fri 9-5 p.m. Saturday 9-3 p.m. (413) 525-1189 New and Used Parts and Accessories Four Wheel Drive Vehicles 92 Maple Street East Longmeadow, MA 01028 “QUOTES” Laurie Rich toot-toot!! Gorgeous one; SQUAW P-P-P-P-P-P-Prior Bwonce and Bwonceen, Forever Jethro Tull Joe Beth Barb and Nancy leave Mr. Dowling a years supply of chalk and a Spanish doll he can babble to. REMEMBER- THE COMMANDOS COULD BE WATCHING Can you say uncle? Sure— I knew you could Off to the light to get lit! Hello LINDA!! Flare! We don’t want to hear it. The Junior girls’ ideal guy would have Leonard’s face, Pat’s eyes, Chris’s body, Mike’s legs, John’s smile, Jon’s smarts, John’s athletic ability, Gregg’s dimple, John ' s personality and our all round guy . . . would be Jon! GO FOR IT!!!! Gregg Debbie Brightwood Hardware 216 794 Williams Street Longmeadow, MA For all your hardware and houseware needs. Let us clean your clothes. . . . MORE WORDS . . . We’ll surprise you with our super, speedy, immaculate services STACY’S CLEANERS INC. 55 White Ave. East Longmeadow, Ma. Visit STACY’S New BRIDAL SHOP For The Latest In Formal Attire. Make love-Not war-Jesus Christ She’s dead, I ' m alive, I’m yours. Anonymous: yeh sirk, a noops a yad speek eht seulb yawa, peek looc evol ay, ydnic WORM ! H E I N E K E N Brenda, Andrea, Mary, Janet, Gina, and Nat — YEE HAW 1 Sucker— T.M.! Rick: Those RUGBURNS will do it to you every time — Cindv Cindy And Rick. To john s.-see you tonight from bob a. 1 like the way you say that! MARC is so stale. Team always remember: F=Ma! YOUR COACH Chuck! innocense and beauty on the outside; the devil inside It’s been great! love ya — KRIS Monica, you dippy chick! Still praying for snow? for the good times; Kris Jim Correale + Danny Gelinas, WARNING: The Foreign Legion Commandos Live! COMPLIMENTS OF PACKAGE MACHINERY CO. East Longmeadow, Ma. B B MARKET 55 North Main St. East Longmeadow, MA “We’ve been around since coffee was 99 t a pound! I, 218 Heritage Park Plaza E. Long., MA E.L. PHARMACY 53 North Main St. East Longmeadow, MA “Where two wild and crazy guys get their cat toys” THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT: WE ARE WORKING FOR YOU. Any Way We Can- compliments of THE HAFEY FAMILY E. Longmeadow Funeral Home 120 Shaker Rd. E. Longmeadow, Ma. 525-4508 Hafey Funeral Home 494 Belmont Ave. Springfield, Ma. 734-4508 SHERATON UPHOLSTERING CO. 56 Prospect Street E. Longmeadow, Ma. Best Wishes to the class of ' 79 Jim and Eleanor Grombley Did You Have This Much Fun On January 7th? CHRISTMAS TREE PICK UP ;iVI) . . . And Help Your Town At The Same Time! EAST LONGMEADOW JAYCEES 221 Four Corner’s Package Store We treat everyone to fine personal service. Congratulations to the Class of 1979 from PACKAGE MACHINERY COMPANY A 0 o Fellowship 4 on ' s Compliments of the Women’s Community Club of East Longmeadow 0 ) o- V % ana Aid Civic ‘‘I can’t take your order if you keep yawning. Visit COFFEE TIME (The Wake-Up Place) Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Ma. Your school days are a once-in-a-lifetime experience. You make them memorable. We make them unforgettable. JOSIbNS vMsraaN y sdtiKxx CONRdW After a long year of frustrations our heads are rolling with Brooks Johnson behind the cue and Mrs. Lynch calling the shots We are happy to say we’ve finally racked up the 1979 Aegis without a scratch! Eightball Weiner Dick Nasman Barb Medrek Beth Page Hi H Prom Night ’79 This year’s prom, held at ther Oaks Inn, was a spectacular success. The theme “Tonight’s the Night’’ fit the mood of the evening. Geri Hand and Gary Pomeroy reigned as King and Queen over these happy subjects. Senior’s Final Feast Cute as a bug’s ear. 27,967,543 calories later every- one agreed the Senior Banquet at Bette’s Olde Towne House was a sensational, smashing success. Chris Trinceri, M.C. for the night, was witty, glittering and urbane as he introduced Aegis dedicatee, Mr. Shindler, while the prophecy com- mittees efforts added to the ample menu .... A tasty way to end it all. Mr. Shindler presides Say Sugar The Will and Prophecy was presented beautifully by Cindy, Chip and Pam. Only 1,200 calories each. 226 Who ' s I. M. Hipp? Say goodnight, Grade. Graduation June 10th was an excellent day to follow the rainbow. The graduation ceremonies com- menced with speeches from seniors Diane Lin- dahl, Steph Skroback, Jodi Feinberg, and Jan Hildreth. After the seniors graciously received their diplomas, the graduating class presented a portrait of Mr. Shindler to the school to hon- or his years of service to the school and com- munity. (Above) Joe looks into the future. Spartans Suffer Through Long Slump Chilly behind the plate. Belchy blisters the baseball. Elvis Costello. Turner bears down. First Row: (l-r) Rich Plumb, Marc Menard, Dave Hedin, Greg Belch. Second Row: (l-r) J.V. Baseball. First Row: (l-r) Jeff Bradway, Vin Bradway, Bob Graham, Greg Coach Arra, Brian Walker, Larry Maiolo, Mark Blanchard, Cliff Turner, John Blan- Seiffert, Pete Fessenden, Dave Bartlett. Second Row: (l-r) Coach Knowe. chard, Mike O’Shaughnessy, Todd Case. Neil Bradstreet, Matt Eddy, Scott Goodwin, Tom Gardner, Gary Donlin, Bill Florence. 228 Boys’ And Girls’ Tennis Carol Tetreault playing hard Marj shows ' em how it ' s done. The combined efforts of our tennis teams for 1979 were encouraging and a credit to members and coaches. The boys team was plagued by inexperience and youth and had to rely on sophomores Scott Jones, Scott Myers, Mike Frey and Chuck Dietsche. The girls team obviously benefited from seasoned seniors Kathy Hurlin and Tracy Myers, backed by under- classmen Marj Stevens, Sue Busekist, Lori LeClair and Carol Tetr ault. Dr. Up- shaw and coach Modzelewski are heart- ened by the teams’ grit and hope for a banner 1980 season. Scott keeps his eye on the ball. Paul Tarsa asks the ball to come to him. Girls’ Tennis: (l-r) Amy Harrington, Carol Tetreault, KathleenWalsh, Linda Fe- derici, Tracy Meyers, Angie Pizzanelli, Kathy Hurlin, Lori LeClair, Leslie Fre- dette, Kim Gardner, Sue Busekist, Coach Upshaw, Marj Stevens Missing: Jennifer Rich. Boys ' Tennis: Front (l-r) - Paul Tarsa, Mike Frey. Mike Donatelle, Mark Schmidt Back - Coach Modzelewski, Chuck Dietsche. Scott Jones, Scott Meyers, Skip Tengren. Missing: Blair Hundertmark. Art Stevens. 229 Our Men On The Links Varsity: (l-r) James Bampos, Paul Donlin, Bob Doty, Ed Gardner, Mike Malesta, Joe DeAngelo, Coach Mazzariello Our golfers have done it again. With the help of coaches Mazzariello and Marden, the E.L. golf team compiled an impressive 7-4-2 record. Cap- tain Joe DeAngelo led the team to victory match after match. Contributing greatly to the effort were Seniors Ed Gardner and Paul Donlin and also Sophomore Bob Doty (Varsity MVP for the sea- son). The team later went on to the Western Mass Team Championship at Pittsfield C.C., where they captured 6th place. The team’s final stand- ing was 3rd place overall in the Valley Wheel. Ed shows his slick style. Jim Bampos in his sandbox. J.V. Standing: (l-r) Coach Marden, Tom Kennedy, Ed Giorgini, Ralph Guiggio, Chaz Marino. Kneeling: (l-r) Mike Mencaroni, Matt Ferri, Glen Robitaille. 230 [ Softball Has A Trying Season MVP Wendy Stebbins holds on to it. Powerhitter JoAnne Skiffington sporting a .500 average and seniors Wendy Stebbins and Sue Brown, backed up by Lisa Berry and Lisa Richers on the mound, led girls softball to various victo- ries. Sophomore starters Kathy O’Brien and Maureen Moras show promise for the upcoming years. The J.V. team is hopeful for next season. E.L. Tracksters Devastate Opponents n al im Towle reigns undefeated in all New England. Southwick 29 E.L. 116 Classical 84 E.L. 61 South Hadley 42 E.L. 103 Ludlow 44 E.L. 101 Agawam 91 E.L. 54 Palmer 37 E.L. 108 Minnechaug 62 E.L. 83 Longmeadow 74 E.L. 71 Amherst 44 E.L. 101 Do it up, Davey! Boy’s track enjoyed one of their more out- standing seasons this year. Joe Wadden, Randy Burd, Greg Towle and Steve Lussier each smashed school records. Talented Tri- captain Greg Towle went on to win the high hurdles in the N. E. meet. Although the team is losing several valuable tracksters, many promising veterans are expected to insure a successful 1980 season. .A ITIP1 1 ' VC, M � ! fop row (l-r) - Coach Dutille, Dave Codere, John Ward, Dave Moses, Jon Wilk, Mike Keating, Rick Hundertmark, Dave Gelinas, John Salvetti, Rick Edwards, Bill Paris, Coach Bolles. Middle Row (l-r) - Andy Cardone, Mike Philbin, Joe Wadden, Dan Gelinas, Ted Niemic, Greg Towle, Vin Zuccalo, Steve Lussier, Mike Rutz, Jack Twaddle, John Peskin. Bottom Row (l-r) - Mark Woods, Doug Wilk, Bill Kennedy, Jim Dunfey, Scott Skala, Keith Parker. Girls Track Hustlin ' Hag! Flyin’ Mo! Southwick 50 E.L. 63 South Hadley 45 E.L. 76 Commerce 72 E.L. 46 Classical 62 E.L. 56 Agawam 61 E.L. 52 Palmer 47 E.L. 49 Minnechaug 74 6 E.L. 34 6 Longmeadow 89 E.L. 39 Amherst 87 E.L. 22 Hampshire Regional 81 E.L. 37 Under the leadership of rookie coach Ms. Cadorette, the team finished with a 4-5 record. The Spartans were led by co-captains Pat Smile and Lynne Hedin. Outstanding players were Ellen Haskins, Diane Henry, and Liz Belch. MVP was Lynne Hedin. Sitting, (l-r): Lisa Sapia, Anne-Marie Fitzgerald. Pat Smile (co-captain), Cathy Ward Kneeling, (l-r): Betsy Miller, Liz Belch, Anne Spencer, Liliana Granaudo, Ruth Caney, Katie Rosazza, Maureen Reed. Lynne Hedin (co-captain), Jenifer Leonard, Coree Spencer, Standing, (l-r): Coach Cadorette, Julie Paris, Sue Kennedy, Donna Frazee, Linda Lofgren. Ellen Haskins, Kristen Hagstrom, Laurie Dobias, Andrea Kennedy, Diane Henry. Synchronized Swim Club (left to right) 5th row: Bonnie MacFadden, Mary O ' Neil, Linda Totman, Sabrina Smit, Mary Nichols, Heidi Hurlin, Amy Anderson. 4th row: Kathy Donatelle, Martha Fontaine, Jenna O’Hara, Chris Donatelle, Holly Humphries, Linda Maxwell, Lynda Allan, Kathy O ' Brien. 3rd row: Kelly Candage, Lisa Mackin, Lisa Plante, Chris Davis, Debbie Fitzgerald, Dianne Marsella, Pam Ferriera, Joy Botta. 2nd row: Miss Kerr, Kara O ' Connor, Juli McGuill, Kathy Judd, Michele lorio, Janice McMillan, Mary McLaughlin, Lisa Paschetto, Sharon Egan, Ann Marie Healy. 1st row: Kristie Maxwell, Carol Warner, Cheryl Hoague, Dina Cava, Kathy Sando, Lynn LaClair, Mary Lievens, Debbie Samson, Mary Cushman. Missing: Debbie Jaworski. Water colors painted the E.L. pool as the Synchronized Swim Club, under the direc- tion of Miss Kerr, presented it’s annual show on May 18 and 19. Seniors Ann Marie Healy and Kathy Donatelle performed solos to “MUsic Box Dancer” and ‘‘Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White”. A finale number to ‘‘Over the Rainbow” concluded a memora- ble ‘‘Coloring Book”. Mass drowning! “ s that ‘Jaws’ down there? 234 Academicians Honored At Awards Night La Soiree At awards night out- standing students final- ly received congratula- tions so truly due them from the faculty and their parents. Also commended wre the honor society and the student council. La soiree again high- lighted the French Club year. Students and fac- ulty celebrated in the Mardi Gras tradition. Emcees Steve Starkie and Chris Donatelle, with singers, dancers, band members and the can can girls, enter- tained the troops. When the ruffles swished away and the last bon bon disap- peared, an exhausted advisor, Mrs. Tibbetts, surely merited our ap- plause - in French or in English. Spartanum They go together! The happy jugglers. Martha’s magic once again. Oh, Emily! Under the student direction of Kathy Donatelle and Randy Burd, Spartanum was truely spectacular. Bob Moras, Martha Frederick, Tom St. Marie and Sharon Smith made their final debuts. There was a great variety of acts in- cluding singers, dancers, jugglers, and “dummies”. The hard work of Mrs. Al- lard and Mr. Turner augmented a well produced and presented show. 236 Just a couple of dummies. Sparkles Hats off to ya! Kathy and Lynn harmonize 237 The Honor Society Koffee Time Vezina Decorators Do you have a spot in your home that is too tall or too un- gainly to fill? Vezina Decora- tors enjoy taming wild nooks. Call Vezina Decorators 525- 3849 The month of May was made merry with the sights and sounds of truly fine entertain- ment. The Spring Pops Concert, under the capable baton of Mr. Turner, set feet tap- ping and voices humming, while the display of original work by the Art Department de- lighted all eyes. 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