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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1980 volume:

I r °l J oJ r’Y ojojVx (ooWa §3 7 5% n f b-N ' ?3 7 � - ?P) P EAST LONGMEADOW PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 0595 0003 7583 5 For Reference Like A Seed Your Life Grows, Where You Plant It; If You Plant Yourself Next To A Great Tree, Jl — — f 1 m — m V. T i4 J F(kIL « 1i f y: VflKHHpy y w i m mf v Your Roots Will Be Crowded And Your Sun Will Be Blocked; 5 If You Are Cast By The Current : 5 And There Is A Great Rain You May Be Washed Away; If You Pl ant Yourself In Poor Soil, if f 7 ■ Your Life Will Not Have A Chance To Take Root The Soil Is Rich, The Sun Is Plentiful Where There Is Space ., ' -..«; ... ; • r a Ppji, S� . ' ?i . ' For Your Freedom, And Acceptance For Your Individf ality, Your Seed Will Grow Strong And Your Life Will Forever Flourish. . . Ellen Haskins La Femme Fantastique Mrs. Fleming: Vital, Witty, Delightful The spark that lights the class of ' 80 . Mme. Fleming; the name denotes a re- spected teacher and admired advisor of the senior class. As an exquisite “professeur du francais”, it is not surprising to find that altruism, kindness and sincerity are not “foreign” to her. The charming wit and vi- tality she possesses illuminate her class- room. We proudly dedicate Aegis ’80 to re- ciprocate for the positive contribution she has made in our lives. Many of us remember Diana: others never knew her. Those of us who do recall her remem- ber a sweet, quiet red-haired girl. To me, she was a good friend: we went from baby dolls to Barbie dolls together, and shared the gossip of other neighborhood kids. In Junior High, we both learned of cancer-and death. We never made it to High School together. Few ever had the chance to know Diana as I had and what she was capable of doing for others by giv- ing of herself. I remember and I knew a part of her. Diana was taken into the hands of another but she still remains within me always. We all know that this world needs more people like Diana Lofgren. Laurie Mac Farlane Ah! little at best can all our hopes avail us To lift this sorrow, or cheer us, when in the dark, Unwilling, alone we embark, And the things we have seen and have known and have heard of fail us. W. Owen 18 Edward Acciardo Tracy Adams Chris Adeletti Joel Allan Dawn Allard Pam Anderson Mark Andrews David Arlen Docia Atkins Judy Bangs William Bartley Joseph Bassett Catherine Bean Chris Beard Linda Berneche Jacqueline Bertrand Suzanne Bewsee Ray Black Jill Bodnar Suzanne Bonacker Linda Bostwick William Bourgeoise 20 Kim Callahan Caryn Camp Robert Carabetta Paula Carotenuti Karen Carpenter Angelo Commisso Matt Connor Erik Conway Joseph Costantini Walter Cote Don Crawford James Creighton Scott Cushman Richard Davis Maureen Dempsey Laura Denucci Judith Dimauro Patricia Donlin Chris Dowd 21 Brenda Dubner Alison Dudley John Duffy Paul Dunia John Dunlop Paul Durham Laurie Durling Mark Dutille Daryle Edmunds Glenn Faillace Darlene Falcone Rosann Fantone Deborah Fazio Frank Fazio Lisa Federici Lori Fenney Maureen Fini Michael Fiore John Fitzgerald Kathleen Fleming Joseph Foley Paul Foley Gary Fontaine Scott Forbes Mary Ford Michael Forrest Steven Foucher Dawna Fraska Denise Frazier Glenn Gagner 22 t Darryl Giorgini Bruce Goodwin Danielle Gour Chris Gottardi Larry Green Todd Griffith Nancy Guzzo Nancy Harwood Natalie Hassin Crystal Hemmerly Tammie Henrich George Herrick Randy Hobbs Joe Holland Ann Howell Ellen Hulett Diana Hunt Dina James 23 Diane Johnson Thomas Joseph Kathleen Kaiser Susan Kavanaugh Timothy Keating Shawn Kelly James Killoren Philip King Bryant LaLiberte Paul Landry Julie Lane Darren Langford Monique LaPlante Timothy Latour Marianne Lawless Michael LeClair William Lewis Scott Lincoln -r � Y ■L . 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' . 0 24 Joan Lindahl Erika Lindgren David Lindman Donald Litke Joel Lombra James Loomer Greg Lundberg Mark Magnani Donald Main Beth Majgier Wendy Maloni Edward Mann Jeffrey Mannheim Matthew Marino Christine Marsh Linda Martin Richard Martin Charles Mattson Christopher May Paul McCormack Alison McCormick Linda McNeish 25 - k f Shawn Minahan Peter Mongeon Craig Morel Camille Morrison Jennifer Morrisette Edward Moses Mary Catherine Murphy John Murray Susan Murray Davie Neves Susan Nichols David Noreen Ellen Oakes Jeffrey Oldenberg Timothy O’Neil Leon Osborne Chris O’Shaughnessy Lynn Oski Carl Otto Karen Palmer Lisa Paquette Martin Parker Melynda Parker Jon Paschetto Cathleen Penland James Perella Walter Polchlopka Barbara Pond 26 Paul Rayder Christine Rice Lawrence Rich Janet Robert Scott Robinson Elizabeth Rogers Michael Rogers Scott Rogers Anthoney Roncalli Louis Roncarati Judy Rook Claudine Ross a Lori Ross John Rybacki Robbin Rybinski Stephan St.John Barbara Sands Katherine Santaniello Lisa Scarnici Melissa Schmidt Sean Seely Sergio Settembre Vincent Settembre Beverly Severin Pamela Skroback Bruce Stebby Jeffrey Smith Kenneth Smith Kristine Somers Susan Starkie Suzanne Stegbuchner Karlene Stenburg Matthew Stenta 28 Lee Stranahan Brian Sullivan Michael Tarsa Michael Taylor Robert Thetreault Yvonne Tota Scott Tracy Bridget Tranghese Jeffrey Traver Alisa Trial Joan Turnberg Stephen Twaddle Thomas Valentini Virginia Viens Robert Villeneuve Celeste Voudren Christine Wadden Matthew Walsh Daniel Warner Susan Watson Mark Wendell Leo Wiedersham « 1 Linda Williams Troy Williams Lon Wilson Patrick Wilson Hui-Chu Wu Ann Marie Wynn 29 Boys’ Soccer - Best Season In Six Years The Boys Soccer Team recorded its first win- ning season in six years. In his second season, Coach Coburn guided his team to a 9 - 7 - 2 record. Much of the suc- cess can be attributed to co-captain Jon Wilk’s league leading scoring and co-captain Pat See- ly’s leadership on de- fense. After a slow 3-5 start, Mike O’Shaughnessy joined the team in goal and helped lead the Spartans to a 6 - 2 - 2 finish. Victories against Amherst, Agawam and Tech kept the team in contention until the fi- nal game. Two hard fought battles with league champion Greenfield each ended in 3-3 deadlocks. On the season’s final day, a heartbreaking 1-0 loss to South Hadley put the coveted title perman- antly out of reach. The soccer banquet proved to be successful and entertaining for both parents and play- ers. Jon Wilk and Pat Seely shared MVP hon- ors while sophomore Tom Hanna received the Most Improved Player Award and will be counted on to control the halfback slot in years to come. Doug McKenney ' s windblown look Opponent Score El Opponent Tech 3 0 W Longmeadow 1 3 L S. Hadley 4 1 W Putnam 4 5 L Northampton 0 3 L Amherst 4 3 W Westfield 2 4 L Minnechaug 1 4 L Agawam 3 1 W Commerce 10 0 W Putnam 5 0 W Agawam 4 1 W Greenfield 3 3 T Greenfield 3 3 T Holyoke 1 2 L Tech 2 0 W Commerce EL win by Forfeit S. Hadley 0 1 Total 9W - 7L - 2T L 31 Dancin’ Matt I didn’t know you cared Fumble!?! Hughy, Dewey and Louey 32 L. to R. Top row; Coach Colburn, Mike Scanlon, Tom Hanna, Mike Koslik, Matt Willis, A1 Hedin, Ralph Guggio, Steve Keating, Jon Crary. Bottom row; Mike Frey, Darren Goguen, Paul Sullivan, Pat Seely, Glen Anderson, Jon Wilk, Joe Longo, Doug McKinney, Chris Gelinas. J.V. L. to R. Top row; Scott Goodwin, Dan Noel, John Bruno, Bruce Moyers, Mike Quagliato, Rich Bour- geoise, Dave Cordone, Mike Tarsa, Tom O’Brien, Coach Metzger. Bottom row; Carl Antaya, Scott Rogers, Doug Wilk, Paul Tarsa, Jim Thomas, Mark Du- tille, Nick Lolos, Art Stevens. Freshman. L. to R. Top row; David Neves, Jeff Smith, Shaun Kelly, Jeff Olden- burg, Mike Forrest, Mark Andrews, Bruce Goodwin, John Ry- backi, Tim O’Neill, Bob Villeneuve, Coach Palmer. 2nd Row; Brian Gibson, Gary Miller, Donald Crawford, Gary Fon- taine, Mike LeClair, Steve Gemme, Paul Foley, Dave Weisse, Bill Bartley. 33 T Spartans: Good News Brad heads off tackle mm And Bad News Sal busts up the middle The better side of the offensive line EL 6 Chicopee OPP 7 7 South Hadley 14 19 Amherst 12 27 Drury 6 14 Greenfield 7 19 Classical 14 28 Ludlow 0 0 Minnechaug 6 7 Northhampton 6 6 Longmeadow 21 This year’s football team fumbled through a rather confusing season. The final record was 6-4. First, the good news: In victories over Ludlow (28- 0) and Drury (2 7-6), the team looked like Dobias’ teams of yore. The Spar- tans also defeated Subur- ban league Co-Champs Greenfield (14-7). In these games, the offense performed with consum- mate ease and defense was stingy with yardage. The other half of the Spartan victories were all thrillers. In a victory over Amherst (19-12), the Spartan “D” held the two leading scorers in the league to only one TD be- tween them. The second game was a close decision over Northampton, with the defense again holding on to a slim one point vic- tory. The final victory of the season showed the epitome of Spartan pride. Trailing 1 7-0 at the end of the first quarter, the Spar- tans began to come back, connecting on an eighty- six yard touchdown pass from Mark Blanchard to Mike Sullivan. When the Spartan team returned to the field for the second half it looked like a true powerhouse. The offensive line, made up of Center, Kurt Schuhlen, Guards Tom Mongeon and Keith Schuhlen (All-Suburban League), Tackles Mark Umland and Keith Parker, and the Ends John Blan- chard and Mike Sullivan, began to open the holes for the Spartan backs Jeff Starr, Neil Bradstreet and MVP John Salvetti. Mid- way through the 3rd quar- ter, Mark Blanchard was injured and sophomore OB Gary Lombardo led the Spartans to the tieing and winning touchdowns. And now for the bad news. In the opening game against Chicopee, the Spartans lost a tough game (7-6). In the last half of the season, the Spar- tans, discouraged by in- juries, lost games to South Hadley (14-7) and Minne- chaug (6-0). In the final game, against Longmea- dow, the Spartans were routed 21-6, closing out the season with a 6-4 record. Ahh - Ahh Coach . . . Did you make kickline?!?! Blanch hands off to avoid being tackled. 20 Brad gets the call. Blanch, we’ve gotta stop meeting like this! Sal’s blocked on all sides. Freshmen 1st row: George Herrick, Bryant LaLiberte, Greg Lundberg, Jim Perella, Joel Allen, Ed Acciardo, Thomas Valentini, Jim Creighton, Sean Seely, Matt Mar- ino, Greg Gebo, Scott Lincoln. 2nd row: Coach Plete, Scott Cushman, Bob Thetreault, Steve Quagliato, Toni Roncalli, James Killoren, Ed Moses, Brian Sulli- van, Steve St. John, Rich Brad- street, Tim Keating, Phillip King, Coach Bolles, John Murray Varsity ■ R 1st row: Tim Leahy, Tom Mon- geon, Jim Raimer, John Blan- chard, Mike Sullivan, Frank Fal- cone, Dave Moses, John Salvetti, Dave Caney. 2nd row: Keith Schuhlen, Mike Keating, Mark Umland, John Ward, Bob Young, Pete Anderson, Jeff Starr. 3rd row: Blair Hundertmark, Scott Skala, Greg Seiffert, Mark Emp- sall, Keith Parker, Kurt Schuh- len, Neal Bradstreet. 4th row: Doug Gregory, Mark Blanchard, Matt Sincere, Chris Magee, Mike Yacavone, Tom VanValkenburg, Gary Lombardo, Tony Caliento. 5th row: Coach Conlin, Dave Young, Ray LaPlante, Jeff Godek, Steve Brown, Coach Modzelewski, Coach Dobias. Girls’ Swim Team Floats To Mermaids celebrate Spartan ' s victory. ,w. :V Exhaustion reigns after grueling race. Coach Kerr enjoys a light moment. Renee Gelinas before a race. “Don’t blame Desenex.” B Division Championship Jennifer Leonard seeks victory. Winning food! “You missed first by that much!” Not by the cap on my chinny, chinny, chin! Under the leadership of captains Ellen Has- kins, Diana Robins, and Betsy Wadden, the E. L. Girl’s Swim Team fin- ished first in their divi- sion. Diana Robbins as- tonished fans with an outstanding perfor- mance which brought her over her previous school record by a num- ber of points. She fin- ished second in the state. Kathy Wiezbicki, another record setter, slashed the 50 yd. free record previously held by Jill Wilder while Sue Wadden held her record in the 100 yd. breast- stroke finishing second in Western Mass. The team showed great de- termination and sports- manship throughout the season and every girl displayed great im- provement. The girls look forward to an ex- ceptional season in A di- vision next year. 39 First Row, L to R: Patti Donlin, Lisa Federici, Beth Miller, Linda Federici, Linda Bernech, Mary Murphy, Anne Marie Wynn, 2nd Row; Kathy Wiezbicki, Mary O’Neil, Barb Pond, Kathy Walsh, Linda Maxwell, Carol Warner, Mary Nichols 3rd Row; Sue Lincoln, Diana Robbins, Donna Frazee, Kim Gardner, Mary Cushman, Renee Gelinas, Jennifer Leonard, Sue Kelly, Miss Kerr, Kristi Maxwell, 4th Row; Nadine Gelinas, Sheila Speight, Kelli Candage, Betsy Wadden, Ellen Haskins, Sue Wadden 40 Cross Country ELHS Valley Wheel Reps. Is this long-distance runner really lonely? Pushing for the finish. Scott Haraty concentrates on his stride. 41 This year’s cross-coun- try team did an exception- al job for streakers of their size. Led by Captain Dave Gelinas and Valley Wheel champ, Rick Hundert- mark, the Harriers ended their season with a 5-5 re- cord. Newcomers Jim Lo- vatt and Scott Haraty proved to be valuable as- sets throughout the sea- son. This was the first season in which girls participated on the team. The girls were Kathy Kurman, Glenda Bedard and Kris Hagstrom. The highlights of the season included the teams participation in the Valley Wheel meet . . Rick and Dave, who finished first and second respec- tively in eight out of ten meets, went on to the state meet . . Other team mem- bers included John and Jim Dunfey, Bill Kennedy, Mark Woods, Scott Myers, Chris Adeletti and Dave Codere. E.L. OPPONENT 28 Westfield 27 22 South Hadley 35 20 Belchertown 35 33 South wick 24 21 Longmeadow 32 19 Agawam 36 34 Amherst 28 36 Minnechaug 25 17 Ludlow 40 24 Holyoke 33 4 ? Only 39 miles to go. Boy do I love to run! Fatigue at the finish. I f 1 SK . , lj|l ' Vx ' jM Front row (L to R): William Kennedy, Jim Dunfey, Chris Adeletti, Kris Hagstrom, Scott Meyers, Mark Woods. Back row (L to R): Coach Dale, Rick Hundertmark, Dave Gelinas, Jim Lovatt, Scott Haraty, John Dunfey. wo dollars, do I hear two-fifty? And the new 1980 Junior Miss is 43 Girls’ Soccer Wins ' •• ' -•ns Do ya wanna’ dance? 44 B Division The girls’ soccer team started the sea- son by rolling over Westfield and Com- merce. After heart- breaking losses to Chicopee Comp, and Agawam, the girls bounced back with come-from-behind victories over Division 1 teams Ludlow and Classical. Lead by high-scoring Lynn Hedin, versatile goal- ie Reenie Moras, and fullback Liz Belch, the Spartans went on to win the Kurty Di- vision title and de- feated Drury in the Western Mass. Quar- ter finals 2 - 1 . Despite losing strong starters Kim Oski and Lee Parker, the Spartans should continue their winning ways with the help of freshmen Tammy Henrich and Bev Severin, sopho- mores Diane Henry, Beth Neves, and Cory Spencer, and juniors Mary Lievens, Rose Medrek, Lynne He- din, Reenie Moras, Melinda Dauten, and Liz Belch. E.L. GIRLS SOCCER E.L. Opp. 6 Commerce 0 5 Westfield 0 1 Agawam 3 1 2 Commerce 0 1 Chicopee Comp. 2 1 Cathedral 3 2 Minnechaug 0 0 West Springfield 1 Longmeadow 1 3 Ludlow 2 3 Longmeadow 1 0 Chicopee 4 2 Agawam 0 3 Classical 1 1 Chicopee Comp. 1 2 Drury 1 0 West Springfield 2 45 The She-Devils Killer Kim Oski on patrol. Rose faces reality. Look at her go! Liz exists 46 o close for comfort. Lynne does it again! Bev Severin, Tammy Henrich. 3rd row - Corey Spencer, Beth Neves, Li- liana Granauda, Rosemary Medrek, Liz Belch, Chris Wadden, Kristine Somers. to R - Sue Kennedy, Donna Murray, Diane Henry, Kerry McCullough, m Oski, Melinda Dauten, Mary Lievens, Coach Jen Dauten. 2nd row - in Spencer, Lynne Hedin, Maureen Moras, Lee Parker, Steph Hosmer, 47 With the aid of many outstanding players, the field hockey team finished with a fine sea- son. The leadership and talent of the tri-cap- tains Kim Arment, Mary Carroll, and Su- zette Keddy, augmented the success of the team. Mary Carroll, a four year varsity player, was the recipient of the MVP award this year. Suzette Keddy was ac- claimed for her great defensive playing, and Kim Arment was awarded recognition as best offensive player and high scorer. Anne Carroll, a sophomore who also is an outstand- ing player, received the award for most im- proved player. The season started very well, with a 6-0 win over Agawam. In this game, Kim Arment set a new school record, scor- ing 5 goals in one game. Highlights of the season also include two victo- ries over a very strong South Hadley team. The loss of Jennifer Fisk, a fine defensive player, proved to be very discouraging to the team. She suffered a broken nose in a game against Southwick. With the help of the promising juniors and sophomores returning next year, the team should improve its re- cord immensely next year. Players who should be recognized for their outstanding play- ing include Lauri Do- bias, Alaina Miller, Kathy O’Brien, Dina Cava, and the fine soph- omore goalie Pat Ni- chols. As with all teams, the coaches, Miss Exley and Miss Hafey, deserve credit for providing the leadership and support needed for a strong team. Girls’ Field 48 On your mark, get set, . . . Hockey Mary eyes the situation Miss Ezley goes over the strategy “Excuse me” Come on you guys, she ' s smaller than you are! “Frustration” 49 Varsity . . . (back row, 1. to r.) Judy Driscoll, Kathy O’Brien, Carol Coderre, Lauri Dobias, Jennifer Fisk, Karen Sears, Karen Monroe, Coach Exley. (front, 1. to r.) Ann Carroll, Alaina Miller, Dina Cava, Eleanor Blance, Pat Nichols, (kneeling, 1. to r.) Tri-Captains Suzette Keddy, Kim Arment, Mary Carroll . . . And J.V. (back row, 1. to r.) Mary Bradley, Kristina Gour, Julie Paris, Chris Marsh, Cindy Dimauro, Beth Martin, Susan Nichols, Coach Hafey. (front row, 1. to r.) Theresa Quinn, Karen Palmer, Beth Gelinas, Juli McGuill, Caryn Camp, Laurie Page, Danielle Gour. ♦atofc ■ ■M i, Cynthia Allan Carl Antaya Jeffrey Bampos Joel Barron Frank Basile Brenda Bauss Michael Bavaro Wendy Belanger Richard Benoit Lynn Blais Eleanor Blance Jane Borowiec Kevin Braconnier Mary-Kathryn Bradley Jeffrey Bradway 52 Inn Carroll jynn Champagne )ebra Christensen Catherine Clark f ohn Cloonan John Colkos Jay Colvin Christopher Connor David Cordone Gregory Crawford 53 T James Giallanza Michael Giovaninni Elizabeth Glista Jeffrey Godek Darren Goguen Debra Gondela Kristina Gour Paul Griswold Kimberly Grossi Elizabeth Hafey Thomas Hanna 54 Mark Haraty Amy Harrington Kathleen Hartley Deborah Hawkins Alan Hedin Douglas Hembdt Diane Henry Margaret Hilton Tonya Hollis WELCOME Mary Hood Ralph Hood Melissa House Anne Hoves Eugene Jensen Alan Huntley Kathryn Hunter Robert Hunt Gary Hunt Red Goose Shoes Lisa Hughes Suzanne Jorey Lynn Joseph Cathryn Judd Kelly Kallaugher James Kelleher James Keller Susan Kennedy 55 Tracy Knight Michael Kozec Lynda LaBonte Nancy Lacedonia Red (Go° se Smoes y W Tina LaFleur David Lamirande Raymond LaPlante Gina Laude Richard Lavallee James Lawless William Leahy Linda Lofgren Nicholas Lolos Gary Lombardo Julie Lopardo Karen Lowe Joseph Lupi Lindsey MacFarlane James MacNamara Cheryl MacNeil Christopher Magee Kim-Marie Makowiec Michael Mallett Karen Marcoux Karen Marsian Elizabeth Martin Catherine Mascaro Deborah Matthews Linda Maxwell Gregory McCollum Bonnie McFadden Meg McGowan Juliane McGuill Marcus McLaurin John McNair Jeanette Mee Dale Messner Thomas Meyrich Elizabeth Neves Patricia Nichols Robert Niemiec Daniel Noel Debra Noel Thomas O’Brien Mary O’Connor Maryanne O’Leary Mary O’Neill Laurel Page Ralph Page James Pallotta Mary Palmer Perry Pappelardo Julie Paris Mary Pastreck Davi Pauly Rhonda Pelletier Constance Penman Debora Petronino Dino Pietroniro Theresa Pooler Brian Potter P Patricia Relihan Jeanne Ricci Jennifer Rich Anne Richard Lisa Robbins Raymond Roberge Michael Roblinski Catherine Rosazza Lynn Ross Renee Ross Laura Ryan Christine Safford Kathleen Safford Deborah Samson Thomas Saulnier Michael Scanlon Theodore Scheumann William Scibelli Carol Scully Karen Sears Cheryl Severin John Seyler Jeffrey Shank William Shaw Karen Simmons Joann e Small David Smile Gregory Smith 59 Paul Smith Laurie Songeny Sheila Speight Coree Spencer Harley Stack Donald Starsiak Arthur Stevens Paul Sullivan Lesa Swayger Carol Syrett Paul Tarsa Susan Tesoro Carol Tetreault Lisa Theberge Brian Tidlund Richard Tomaino Lea Tonon Lori Tourville Scott Troutman Thomas Van Valkenburg Kathy Villamaino Theresa Voudren Kathleen Walsh Mark Weiner Dawn Wiezbicki Kathy Wiezbicki Douglas Wilk Todd Williams Kimberly Wright Michael Yacavone Douglas Yargeau Kenneth Yeomans David Young Monya Zych . 60 FADED FACULTY FOLLIES Think much? Student or teacher? Or both? “But it says so right here . . Caught yal Alas, poor Irwin . . . . This year’s team got off to a strong start with three impressive wins over Southwick, Westfield and Chicopee. The team was plaged by inexperience, which led to a six game losing streak. Co-captain John Ferrero, the only re- turning starter, Gene Fitzgerald and Brian Walker consistently led the Spartans in scoring while co-captain John Wilk and Neil Brad- street helped out with ball control and de- fense. Mike Sullivan and Mark Blanchard greatly enhanced the rebounding power. Brian Walker’s re- cord-breaking steal helped the Spartans back on the winning track while Gene Fitz- gerald had big games of 27 and 24 points, in- cluding the first dunk in Spartan history. The team returns next year under Coach Modjelwski, with many seasoned juniors com- ing back. e, Ferraro, and Bradstreet sur- “F” pulls down the board, d the opponent. 63 Back row (L. to R.) Coach Modjewlewski, Mark Empsall, Neil Bradstreet, Tom Keeley, Mark Blanchard, Rick Edwards, Gene Fitzgerald, Mike Sullivan, Doug McKenney, Brian Walker, Todd Case. Front, kneeling, Capts. Jon Wilk, John Ferraro. Eyes on the ball. Back row (L. to R.) Coach Knowe, Tom O’Neil, Ralph Guiggio, Rick Gallerani, Skip Tenggren. Front row (L. to R.) Billy Arment, Paul Sullivan, Allie Hedin, Rich Benoit, John Cloonan. i Doctor, inside! Up for grabs. 65 fjjjB A. I- C-.- ‘ 4Eii j? •Cf Distancemen Vic Marsella 66 and Gary Donlin Co-Captain Dave Simonich swims for the gold. Scores EL OPP Scores EL OPP Teconic 48 35 South Hadley 44 38 Cathedral 32 51 Chicopee 50 33 Westfield 50 33 Minnechaug 36 47 Pittsfield 46 37 Windsor Locks 37 46 Longmeadow 51 32 Longmeadow 58 103 W. Spfld 49 34 South Hadley 49 34 Cathedral 53 30 Minnechaug 37 46 Because of a lack of depth, this year’s EL team met with keen competition for 3rd place in the A division. As the season progressed, boys’ swimming had to settle for a tie with Minnechaug. Seniors Dave Simon- ich, Jim McCormick and Gregg Speer strove to better their times. Juniors Gary Donlin and Bob Harvey showed great strength in their events and Peter Av- doulos showed enor- mous talent in wrapping up the western Mass, div- ing championships with our only 1st place. He, as well as Doug Wilk, will re- turn next year to help set the pace in diving. Dan Warner and Mike LeClair, both freshmen, gave startling perfor- mances in the back stroke and achieved many key points in the dual meets. Co-Captain Gregg Speer “flys” to glory. 67 Coach, let go of the foghorn. The Creature from the Black Lagoon 69 That hurts! Cindy looks for action. “Go for the leg without the Sheer Energy, Sue.” 70 Led by the captain and only senior, Kim Arment, the Girls’ Bas- ketball had the best sea- son in years. The season was highlighted by wins over always-tough Longmeadow and a stunning 53-41 upset over the contending South Hadley team. High-scoring Kim Ar- ment will be sorely missed, but with Ju- niors Lynne Hedin, Rose Medrek, Gina Beery and Cindy Bicknell return- ing, next season looks promising. Sophomores Sue Kennedy, Laurie Dobias, and Coree Spen- cer also had a hand in the winning season. Opponent Score EL Classical 37 36 Agawam 46 22 Minnechang 37 45 Armherst 83 32 Ludlow 21 41 South Hadley 45 30 Longmeadow 41 45 Classical 45 47 Agawam 37 31 Putnam 47 44 Minnechaug Amherst Ludlow South Hadley 25 45 Longmeadow 41 53 71 Lynn deflects another pass. 72 Kim goes up for two Varsity And J.V. Girls Back row: (1. to r.) Mary Carroll, Kim Arment, Sue Kennedy, Gina Beery, Lauri Dobias, Lynne Hedin, Mr. Camp. Front (L. to R.) Coree Spencer, Anne Carroll, Rose Medrek, Cindy Bicknell. Back row: (1 to r) Pam Skroback, Cathy Gentile, Diane Johnson, Linda Williams, Robin Rybinski, front (1 to r) Judy DiMauro, Danielle Gour, Caren Camp, Sue Bewsee, Ellen Hulett. Hold Tight Sal takes charge early in the match. The wrestling team, under the superb coach- ing of Mr. Mazzarielo, enjoyed a very success- ful season. The team compiled a 9-5 record on it’s way to a third place finish in Division II. The team’s strength occurred at the heavier weights, where Mark deBlok, Steve Muise and Dan Lincoln wrestled. Co-captains deBlok and Muise achieved first place finishes in the competitive Granby Christmas Tourna- ment. Steve Muise cruised to an undefeat- ed season and a number one seed in Western Mass, while Mark deB- lok’s only blemish was a scoreless tie to a Ludlow opponent. deBlok’s chance for Western Mass, glory with a 2 seed ended when he suf- fered a torn ligament at the end of the season. Seniors Mike Torcia, Dan Yargeau, Russ White, Dave Moses, John Salvetti and Steve Whitney all made out- standing contributions throughout the season. Next year’s hopes lie in the experience of re- turning members Tim Goguen, Craig Clarke, Doug Yargeau and Scott Somers. Though the Girls Gymnastic Team battled valiantly on the bars, frolicked on the floor, and ban- tered on the beam, they occasionally fell short of victory. Their record may have been less than perfect, but the team form is visi- bly improving. Ju- niors Mary Shaw and Lisa Majgier support- ed the team with nu- merous superb show- ings. Underclassmen Jill Bodnar and Cathy Mascara turned in near-per- fect performances, se- curing the team’s hopes for the future. Girls’ Sideline Strategy Lisa Majgier-ing on the bars Cathy Mascara ' s one-footed, no-hands trick 76 Karate School drop-out? Gymnastics Top Left: Nadine Gelinas, Mary Shaw, Lisa Majgier, Jill Bodnor, Hilary Santer, Beth Majgier, Kathy Mas- caro. Bottom Left: Karen Palmer, Mary Ford, Laura DeNucci, Alison Dudley, Lisa Fe derici, Diane Hunt, Coach Wendy Reed, (miss- ing Brenda Dubner, Brid- get Tranghese) Wrestling Front Left: Russ White, Tim Goguen, Mike Torcia, Scott Somers. Second Row: Kris Hagstrom, Marc Whitney, Mike Soverow, Brian Gibson, Scott Rogers, Mike Tarsa, Don Main, Dan Yargeau, Doug Yargeau, “Moose” Muise, Dave Moses. Third Row: David Roberts, Matt Ferri, Rich Lavallee, Shawn Kelly, Rich Martin, Mike Rogers, James Perella, Kevin Braconnier, Darren Goguen, Craig Clarke, Fourth Row: Chris Miller, Mike Connors, Ken Yeomans, Joe Bassett, Vin Settembre, Tom Brown, Pete Anderson, Todd Williams, Greg Smith, Greg Gentile, Dan Lincoln, Mark DeBlok, Coach Mazzariello. (missing: John Bruno, Mike Kozec, John 77 Salvetti, Jeff Starr) while Dave Rau helps Mike Scanlon at defence. Ted Fitz pressures the goalie . Paul “Terror” Tarsa readies himself for the face-off. Fancy foot work! 78 This year, the Spar- tans were powerful on the ice. Throughout the season they were lead- ing contenders in the Wright Division. Season highlights included an impressive 4-1 victory over Easthampton on Feb. 19, which put the Spartans at the top of their division. Is that game, sophomore goalie Mike Scanlon was out- standing. Other key players were Co-cap- tains Dave Rau and Ted Fitzgerald, Jim Trase, Tom Noel and Larry Maiolo. Fitzy was the team’s leading scorer and Rau was vicious on defense. Although a number of strong seniors are leav- ing the team, many ca- pable underclassmen are returning with hopes for an equally good season next year. EL Varsity Hockey OPP 3 Easthampton 1 5 South Hadley 1 0 Palmer 4 Putnam 4 Tech 0 Ludlow 3 Greenfield 3 Longmeadow 2 Putnam 3 Palmer 6 South Hadley 4 Chicopee Comp. Easthampton 4 Putnam 5 7 South Hadley 2 Greenfield Palmer Easthampton Amherst Greenfield Minnechaug 79 Top Left: Mr. Callahan, Mr. Brownlee, Pete Fessenden, Jim Callahan, Bill Crawford, Jim Trase, Ted FitzGerald, Tom Hanna, Larry Maiolo, Mike Miller, Dave Rau, Mr. Fassnacht. Bottom Left: Artie Stevens, Tom Noel, Paul Tarsa, Scott Skala, Mike Scanlon, Bruce Moyers, Vin Cuoco, Chris Magee. 81 82 I like it! Penny for your thoughts. Who nailed my shoes to the floor? My bologna has a first name. With the leadership of co-captains Sabrina Smit, the only senior on the squad, and Lori Kagan, the girls mus- tered the pizazz needed to work their way into the hearts of the crowd. The Junior Var- sity shows promise for next year, as they pro- vided the pep, smiles and spirit which never failed. Let’s give three cheers for the cheer- leaders: One for their inspiring spirit . . . One for their jubilant smiles . . . One for their never-ending hope. I hope my slip isn’t showing. - — h? 83 Powder Puff! We’re not busy Prom night. Take a musician home. Captains shake on it! Scoffing at the chill winds blowing across the sand dunes from Longmeadow, a capacity crowd turned out for the annual Powder Puff Football Game in November. Marked by strong defensive efforts by both sides, this year’s game was touch-and- go until elusive Laurie Rosati broke for a long run T.D. When Kim Oski scored a second T.D. minutes later, the enthusiastic crowd, led by the buxom cheerleaders, broke into frenzied shouts. All chances of a comeback by the White Team were squelched by the smoothly executed plays of this superb phys- ical football machine, the Red Team. A special bow should be directed to Blair Hundertmark for his direction of a unique 1 6 piece kazoo band. Their unusual offerings of “Home, Home on the Range” and “The Bell Song” from Tosca, both delighted and stunned the rioutous fans. (At press time neither M. Sullivan nor K. Parker had accepted the offers of the Dallas Cowgirls.) Plowing through 84 Scott Adams Keith Anctil Amy Anderson Deborah Anderson William Arment Peter Avdoulos Brenda Baker David Bartlett Barbara Bean Francis Becker Gina Beery Ruth Caney Cheryl Carotenuti Todd Case Dina Cava Natalie Cintron Craig Clarke Carol Coderre Susan Craven David Cronin Paul Croteau Douglas Crowe Mary Cushman Roger Czupryna Lynn Daniele Melinda Dauten Keith Davis Lisa DeAngelo i I Rina DiCassio Susan Dixon William Docherty Michael Donatelle Gary Donlin Robert Doty Kimberly Douglas 87 James Dunfey Douglas Dunn Matthew Eddy Patti Ellsworth Mark Empsall Irene Ferrara Peter Fessenden Paul Fini Jennifer Fisk Deborah Fitzgerald Eugene Fitzgerald William Florence 88 Matt Hanna Robert Harvey Lynne Hedin Sandra Hieronymus Cheryl Hoague Kieth Hobbs James Hollis Jean Hollis Stephanie Hosmer Sara Hostettler Garrett House Holly Humphries Blair Hundertmark Deborah Hunt Donald Hurley Heidi Hurlin Scott Jones 89 David Joyce Lori Kagan Lynn Kagan Andrew Katze Stephen Keating Thomas Keeley Susan Kelly Radcliffe Kenison Thomas Kennedy William Kennedy Kenneth King Clifford Kites Tracey Krol Alison Lachut Lynn LaClair Christine Lally Michael Langone Jennifer Leonard Stephen Lieberworth Mary Lievens Ronald Lindman Christine Lolos Alfred Loomer Gina Lopardo Matthew Lynch Lisa Mackin Mari MacDonald 90 Robin MacMillan Lisa Majgier Donna Mannheim Charles Marino Victor Marsella Michael Maurer Kristi Maxwell Marie McCabe Carolyn McCullough Mary McGreal Douglas McKenney Cynthia McNeish Rosemary Medrek Deborah Mei Michael Mencaroni Faith Miller Maureen Miller James Moores John Moores Tammy Moran Maureen Moras 91 Scott Myers Mary Nichols Thomas Noel Mark Noonan Patricia Noreen Kathryn O’Brien John O ' Connor Kara O’Connor Thomas O ' Connor Jennifer O’Hara Malinda Ollari Thomas O’Neill Leonard Paquette Peter Parenteau Keith Parker Laurie-Ann Pasquale Cindy Pearson Carl Pease Kevin Penland Theresa Perella Charon Petronino Edward Pezanetti Elsa Pietroniro Giuseppe Pietroniro Lisa Plate Ann Race Maureen Reed Jamie Rhodes Robert Rice Linda Robert 1 Sheri Roberts Jeffrey Robinson Laura Robinson Glen Robitaille Marc Robitaille Maryann Roblinski 1 David Rybinski Jane Saacke Betsy St. John Kathleen Sando Hilary Santer Gina Scarnici Mark Schmidt Kurt Schuhlen Mary Scully Gregory Seiffert Mary Beth Setian Gary Settembre Nadia Settembre Mary Shaw Michael Shaw Matthew Sincere Scott Skala Kimberly Skroback 93 David Smith Diane Snow Scott Somers Brian Sorel Michael Soverow Kevin Sprague Yolanda Stachowicz Maureen Stanton Robert Starkie Jeffrey Starr Brian Steeley Albert Stegbuchner Mark Sullivan Terri Templeton Michael Tempkin Mark Tenggren David Tetreault James Thomas Mary Thompson Donald Tranghese James Trase John Ulich Della Van Deusen Karin Walz Carol Warner John Van Valkenburg Lynn Vedovelli Susan Wadden 94 Diane Watson Maureen Welch Karen Wendell Michael White Matthew Willis Mark Woods Mark Work Mark Wynn Cheryl Yargeau 95 ■■■ McKinney’s Squad Has Exceptional Season Top Row (L - R): Linda Feder- ici, Karen Lowe, Mr. McKin- ney, Judy DiMauro and David Odato. Sitting (L - R): Karen Marsian, Barbara Pond, Linda Williams, “Big” John Dunlop, and Richard Brown. Missing: Richard Haley, James Palotta, Chris Davis and Lisa Federici. W- cm w Mt A Mrs. Lopes, Librarian, with Mrs. Kielar and Mrs. House. Led by senior captain David Odato, the debating team had yet another winning season. David is their star debator and, although the team will lose him next year, there are many upcoming underclassmen who show potential. Among these are Richard Brown, John Dunlop and the Feder- ici sisters. The team entered their play-off round debating the Olympic Boycott with Holyoke as their toughest opposition, and did an excellent job. Mr. Debacher, the “Donut King”, has judged for four years and is considered very competent. The team should be commended for their superb job this year. Library Aides “I need something on J.F. Cooper. “Where’s the Readers’ Guide? “What is VonNeuman’s Eniac?” “Who is E.B. Twitmyer?” “Where can I find the French section? ' The wise women are those who have th« keys to every imaginable sort of knowledg and the everlasting patience to help al students in all situations. Beside this copj you may note a fraction of the force o: serchers who lend their hands, feet anc eyes as Aides in the Robert Jarvis Memori al Library. Above (L - R): Francis Becker, Rosann Fantone, Debbie Samson, Susan Nichols, and Christine Fini. 96 Backgammon Club Hits The Boards Hard! (L-R) Sitting: Karen Monroe, Lisa Plante, Standing: Tara Murphy, Marie Wynn, Kathy Kaiser, Advisor: Miss Perley Eleanor Stack, Mark Wynn, Suzette Keddy, David Simonich, Anne- Science Club Probes Deeper Chess Club Misses Their Move For A Picture In The Aegis ’80 Yearbook. (L-R) Sitting: Kara O’Connor, Gene Fitzgerald, Standing: Paul Croteau, Paul Candage, Jim Palotta, Sherri Roberts, Ray LaPlante This year’s Model Congress surely proved to be a worthwhile and exciting learning exper- ience for all the stu- dents involved in learn- ing the ins and outs of government procedure. The highlight of the club’s season was achieved in attendance at mock session of Con- gress held at A.I.C. Stu- dents from Western Massachusetts towns and cities vied to have their bills passed by this pseudo -congressional body. The experience was beneficial as stu- dents learned the var- ious stages of ratifica- tion necessary for pas- sage of real life bills. Perhaps a future states- man from East Long- meadow attended who knows? Model Congress Back Row,(L to R): John Dunfey, Chuck Dietsche, Blinky Hundertmark, Mr. Debacher, Chris Donatelle. Front Row,(L toR): Martha Fontaine, Mary Cushman, Linda Federici, David Odato, Mark Noonan. Math League Who knew? When Bob Hunt, John Dunfey, Gene Fitzgerald and Matt Willis were having difficulties adding apples and oranges, Hui Ling Wu and Jim Thomas couldn’t master the 3x3 set, and Martha Fon- taine, Mike Gelineau, Tom O’Neil and Cin- dy Dimauro were still counting on their fingers, no one sus- pected their exper- tise. Now as Math Leaguers they pit their mathematical wits against other arethmeticians in Olympiads through- out the Common- wealth of Massachu- setts. Who knew they would turn out this way? More power to them, we to the 98 1 Oth. degree . Only Math Leaguers multiply faster than rabbits! Ask Us Anything . . . Anything! (L to R) Standing; Jane Saacke, Tom O’Neil, Paul Tarsa, Sitting; Richard Haley, David Odato, Lynn Buddington, Jim Thomas East Longmeadow High School has had an impressive record through out the last two decades on the Channel 2 2 TV Quiz show “As Schools Match Wits”. East Longmeadow has the second best over-all school record winning two championships in the ’60’s and one in the 70’s. Following in the tradition of past years, ELHS has pro- duced another successful team which qualified for semi- final competition this year. Much of the success is due to the coaching of Mrs. Troutman who greatly aided the team with unlimited time and effort. The team, consist- ing of seniors David Odato (captain), Lynn Buddington, Richard Haley, and junior Jim Thomas, as well as alter- nates Jane Saacke, Tom O’Neill, and Paul Tarsa succeeded early in the school year by defeating Enfield High School in a close match with a score of 155 to 145. The next competition was against Suf field Academy who lost to E.L. 1 50 to 110. The third match was played against Pittsfield High School and ELHS proved victorious again with a score of 185 against Pittsfield’s 110. After winning three matches, the team was eligible to participate in semifinals and championship rounds. A $1,000 Scholarship is awarded to the winning team. Re- gardless of whether the team wins the championship or not, these knowledgable members have performed most successfully through weekly training, practice matches against teachers, and independent study. We appreciate and respect their hard work and success! - David Odato Drama Club Puts On An Act Back Row: Eleanor Stack, Lisa Contrino, Eileen Manley, Andy Katze: Front row: Mr. Calabrese, John Gentile, Richard Haley, Glenda Bedard, Peter Tenggren, Mary Lynn Bramucci, Lying: Rick Gallerini Go for it!!! Its mid-winter play “A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur’s Court” catapulted the Drama club from obscure beginnings to the popular- ity it’s enjoying now. By donning medieval garb and accents, these gifted performers turned the E.L. Auditorium into a mystical 1 5th century world of Hocus-Pocus and de- ception. Standout performances by junior Rick Gallerani, seniors John Gentile and Glenda Bedard and sophomore Matt Ferri gave the play a note of professionalism. Re- turning members can be counted on to pro- vied superb production in the centuries to come. 100 All That Jazz One minute to curtain. The E.L. band divi- sions produced another successful year. The marching band pro- vided halftime shows for the home football games, music for me- morial day services, and participated in the fourth of July parade. Talented musicians Mark Wynn, Brian Walker, Rob Anderson and Selma Fontaine re- ceived District honors and added to the vi- brant sounds of the funky jazz band. This highly listenable group received a first place honor in the New Eng- land Jazz festival at Berkeley Institute of Music, Boston. The Jazz Band put in many hours to make Spartanum Spectacular the success it was. The concert attendance was very high this year with S.R.O. crowds at each performance. “Devastating” New York Times Truly a musical experience Rex Reed, National Enquirer Honor Society Top Row: (L to R) Gregg Speer, Jon Wilk, Pam Ferriera, Mary Carroll, Julie Viens. 5th row: Pat Seely, Martha Fontaine, Debbie Jaworski, Ellen Haskins. 4th row: Lee Parker, Caroline Fisk, Tanya Penman, Lisa Pachetto. 3rd row: Lynn Buddington, David Odato, Cindy Di- mauro, Jane Saake, Mary Cushman. 2nd row: Jennifer Fisk, Melinda Dauten, Lisa DeAngelo, Elsa Pietroniro, Bill Paris. 1st row: Gene Fitz- gerald, Mark Empsall, John Dunfey, John Ward, Mike O’Shaugh- nessy. Honor Society members are a hardy lot. They run up and down aisles in the dark finding elusive seats for late- comers in Wheeler Auditorium during Spartanum or a Drama Club production; warm bottles on the back burner for hungry babies during Town Meeting time; give of themselves as tutors for those who need a little more time or practice in the three R’s; collect the most deserved awards in the whole school on Academic Awards night, and now even provide the surrounding countryside with their daily quota of citrus fruit. Many thanks to Miss Herschuk for her example and dedicated advising, to Dave for his leadership, USA for her Spartanum and Selma for her minutes and for adjourning the meetings on time. All Roads Lead To Rome The classics are alive and well at East Longmeadow High School. In fact, the Latin Club (which is a mem- ber of the larger body of classical scholars known as the Pioneer Valley Classical Association) boasts an increased membership this year with Keith Davis serving as Secretary Treasurer and Lisa Contrino leading the way as President. Under the direction of Miss Fay the linguists are finding that Latin need not confine itself to words describing Caesar’s battle strategy- but even today may be used in modern conversation. Participation in Classics Day activities at the Uni- versity of Massachusetts as well as a Latin Volleyball Tournament with wins over Minnechaug and Chico- pee Comprehensive cinched the realization that Lat- in is alive and kicking here. 103 Vive Le Circle Francais Le Circle Fran?ais had one of its busiest, most suc- cessful years in 1979-80. They boasted their largest membership ever, with 172 official members. Under the leadership of president David Odato, vice presi- dent Jane Saake, secretary Sue Wadden, Karen Mar- sien as treasurer and Randy Hobbs, representative, the French Club spent time polishing its constitu- tion and setting up regulations for the first year for a book scholarship. This year’s Soire e boasted many new acts with a wonderful french version of Goldi- locks, put on by Mrs. Payne’s french class, with Jen- nifer Fisk as the star. Brian Walker’s band played some original numbers and the night ended with the traditional Can-Can. Along with cheese tasting, fit- tings for berets and a trip to Canada, the French Club had a memorable year. I Heavenly Messengers Meet The Angel Chorus (left-right): Joan Turnberg, Jill Bodnar, Michelle Buckley, Lisa Feder- Marry Scully, Diane Williams, Kathy Hunter, Debbie Sampson, John ici, Melinda Parker, Barb Sando, Elsa Petroniro, Linda Federici, Judy Hunt, Frank Messier. Dimauro, Linda Bernesche, Jeanette Mee, Mary Ann MacDonald, □ P H H k And the beat goes on . . . 105 Student L to R: Betsy St. John, Dina Cava, Jeff Robinson, Liz Belch, Maureen Moras, Lynn LaClair. 106 Council Back Row, L to R: Dale Messier, Kathy Wiezbicki, Kris Gour. Front Row, L to R: Paul Tarsa, Doug Wilk, Lisa Robbins. L to R: Pam Skroback, Caryn Camp, Jim Creighton, Mark Dutille, Michael Rogers. Missing, Michael Tarsa. Transition was the :iame of 1980 as far as Student Council was concerned. Their newly enacted consti- tution was not only adopted by area schools but is to be a model for a seminar to be held at the an- nual Fall Conference. The enthusiastic group under the lead- ership of Jon Wilk(Pres.), John Ward(V.P.), Lynn La- Clair (Sec.), Reenie Mauras(Treas.) and Dave Gelinas(Mem. Large) never rested on their laurels but fol- lowed their energetic and innovative advi- sor, Mr. Hamel, in an unending effort to improve the standing and relationships of all groups in the school. One success fol- lowed another; Fresh- man Orientation in August welcomed newcomers while a fall dance for over three hundred ce- mented the good feel- ing. Early in the year the Student Council was instrumental in reactivating the Field Day activities which will be held in the late spring. Once again, the Council in conjunction with Honor Society, spon- sored Spartan Spec- taculum, and togeth- er they purchased a mirror ball and new microphones for use at school functions. In place of the Carni- val the Council spon- sored a Citrus Fruit Sale whose success all participating groups shared financially. At this writing, a major charity fundraiser for the Muscular Dystro- phy Association, the Council’s adopted charity organization this year, is in the planning stage. Who knows what other projects they have in mind ... if they ever get around to foreign policy, the Ayatolla had better watch out! 107 Class In order to avoid an increase in class dues beyond the current $30.00 rate, The Sen- ior Class was involved in numerous fund raisers. Sabrina’s Bal- lon Sale raised $160.00; Mary Car- roll’s Powder-Puff Football Game pro- vided more cash; the Valentine’s Day Car- nation Sale brought in $350.00, while The Class Mug and Citrus Fruit Sale net- ted $674.00. Two Saturdays were de- voted to recycling at the D.P.W., which also raised $200.00. At the 4th of July Carnival and Fire- works, the class earned $430.00. Aid- ed by Mrs. Fleming, Julie kept the budget balanced. Lucia and her Prom Committee worked diligently in organizing the newly accepted Dinner- Dance, which was held at Chez Josef. The Homeroom Re- presentatives, con- sisting of Bill Paris, Gregg Speer, Shirlene Buffington, Jon Crary, Chris Ferri, AnnMarie Kopec, Kathy Miller, Kim Pash, Joanne Skiff- ington, Pat Speight and last but not least Marji Stevens, did an excellent job of col- lecting money from class dues and mugs. Their efforts made the class officers jobs much easier. ■ Seniors (L to R): Mary Carroll, Julie Viens, David Moses, Sabrina Smit, Lucia Gour. niversity of j ' ermont • ; Juniors (L to R): Lisa DeAngelo, Jeff Robinson, Matt Willis, Kim Skroback, not pictured, Tom O’Connor. 108 Officers SOPHOMORES L to R: Anne Carroll, Sandi Feinberg, Lauri Dobias, Paul Tarsa FROSH L to R: James Killoren, Cathy Gentile, Paula Carotenuti, Scott Rogers A Last Peek At The Class Of ’80 WFSB-TV SPORTS HONORS Todd Miller FROM East Long Meadow High School AS ITS HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK October 1, 1979 RECOGNIZING OUTSTANDING ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENT IN THE LAND OF THE 3. 2 . Oiam. G William Ryon DaveSmitn Vice President and General Manager Sports Director. Eyewitness News 1 SPECTATOR SPORTS I I Competency Test Movie Reviewm in istered to £ r e Council □ww Proposes t y . r w .j.nes . de N ' iive , you call we haul. Runyan 413 - 788-9173 Change %� , bj Hoi-Ung Wi P Letter to the Editor W Pressman • % � � ? fo a .aP Top left: Kathy O Brien, Bob Harvey, Martha Fontaine, Chris Donatelle, Ray LaPlante, Bill Shaw, Matt Eddy, Chris Miller, John Dunlop, Greg Morin. Second Row: Laura Murray, Matt Lynch, Jane Saacke, Kelly Sullivan, David Odato, Tanya Penman, Kris Wright, Bill Paris, Lee Parker, Suzette Keddy, Robin MacMillan, Jennifer Fisk, Dave Simonich, Richard Haley, Mike Shaw. Bottom row: Karen Marsian, J ane t Fontaine, Cari Fisk, Elsa Pietroniro, Mary Ann MacDonald, Lisa Federici, Mary O’Neil, Julie McGuil, Hui-Ling Wu. Ill Aegis Room 204 Staff-Back Row (L - R); Jon Wilk, Kim Arment, Vernon Speer, Bill Flor- ence. 3rd Row (L - R): Tony Fimognari, Sue Wadden’s elbow, John Ward. 2nd Row (L - R): Gary Donlin, Lynn Le- Clair, Lisa Paschetto, John Bruno. 1st Row (L - R): Deb Jaworski, John Salvetti, Maryanne Sul- livan. The rest of the herd were out to lunch Grazing: Candy Camp, Dave Coderre, Tim Go- guen, Kris Hagstrom, Ellen Haskins, Lynn He- din, Blair Hundert- mark, Doug McKenney, Rose Medrek, Maureen Moras, Dave Moses, Tom O’Connor, Mark Um- land, Stu Clifford. Administration Dr. Wayne Porter, Superintendent. 114 Principals (standing) Vice Principals Cokkinias and Konopka; (seated) Principal Mr. Cannone School Committee (seated) Mr. Bergeron, Mrs. Tullie, Dr. Porter, Mr. Kaiser; (standing) Dr. Brown and Mr. Seeley 115 Supportive Staff Librarians: Romaine Kielar, Louise House, Library Staff. Lois Lopes, Librarian Secretaries: Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Livingstone, Mrs. Munzert Beverly Donovan, Head Nurse. Rose Resta, Cook Mr. Funchion, Reading Specialist. 116 I Gerunds, Ellipses, And Other Oddities ; « It . , rr ' (back row, 1. to r.) Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Allard, Mrs. Troutman, Mr. Kerson, Mr. Arra, Mr. McKin- ney. (front, 1. to r.) Mrs. Yetwin, Mr. Grocott, Miss Sessler. Missing: Mr. Calabrese, Mr. Maz- zariello, Mr. Simonds. Counselors - Catalogues And A Computer (1. to r.) Mr. Dunajski, Mrs. Lewis, Mr. Camp, Mrs. McCormick, Mrs. Keating (secretary) 117 + B 2 jMwU;.v (Back, L to R) Mr. Dutille, Mrs. Rossiter, Mr. Brownlee, Mr. Courtney, Mr. Hamel. (Front L to R) Mr. Mann, Mr. Burns. (Back row, L to R) Mr. Metzger, Mr. Debacher, Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Troutman. (Front, L to R) Mr. Carey, Mrs. Goldie, Yorik, Mrs. Kniola, Mr. Dale. More Presidential Hopefuls Parlez-vous francais ou espagnol ou allemand? (back row, 1. to r.) Mr. Marden, Mr. Pitts (front row, 1. to r.) Mr. Roan, Ms. Perley, Mr. Leach. Missing: Mr. Sarazin, Darth Vickers. (back row, 1. to r.) Mr. Nickett, Mrs. Beecher, Mr. Dowling, Mrs. Payne, Miss Mele (front, 1. to r.) Mrs. Tibbotts, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Manville, Miss Fay. 119 Price — Overhead = Profit (Back, L to R) Miss Hershuck, Mr. Cooley, Mrs. Redler, (Front, L to R) Mr. St. Germain, Miss Golash. The Blueprint Boys (Back, L to R) Mr. Schneid, Mr. Bernatowicz, Mr. Dacri, (F ront, L to R) Mr. Burtt, Mr. Gauthier, Mr. Alezsis North American Art Beasts (1. to r.) Miss Exley, Mr. Goldie Home Economics Special Education Vx __ v 1 ■BL w fl Mrs. Kennedy (1. to r.) Mrs. Costantino, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Ulrich, Mrs. Freedman. Missing: Mr. Alexsis 121 Physical Education Dr. Upshaw I v� -vt « Mr. Modzelewski Mr. Turner (instrumental) Mr. Cheney (vocal) Coach Dobias Miss Kerr Mr. Bolles The teachers regret that the coffee break has ended. r ; • Stephen Adeletti ce Alleman Robert Anderson Peter Anderson 124 Laura Angelillo Kimberley Arment Christopher Bartley oma Angela Bodley Thomas Brown Lynn Buddington Shirle; David Caney erri Pamela Clifford James Chapdelaine Thomas Cokotis David Coderre Stuart Clifford Lisa Contrino Anthony Contrino William Connor Mark deBlok Chuck Dietsche Marie Desnoyers Chuck Docherty Tina Drinkwater Christine Donatelle David Dubner Mary Driscoll Tony Fimognari Mike Fillion John Foley Kathleen Flynn Kenneth Flaro Martha Fontaine Thomas Garwack Ellen Fredette Michael Gelineau David Gelinas John Gentile Edward Giorgini Lucia Gour Liliana Granaudo Ri chard Haley Kimberly Grocott David Hibsher leronymus Jon Hunt Fredrick Hundertmark Janet Hunter Valerie Hurst Michele Iorio Deborah Jaworski Suzette Keddy Michael Keating Ray Kallaugher John Kent David Kuta Kathlene Kurman Timothy Leahy Richard LeRoy Susan Lincoln Daniel Lincoln Joseph Lpjngo James Lovatt Patty Lynch Janice MacMillan Charles Mackin Scott Main 13 Teresa Majewski Larry Maiolo Mary Lou Manning Leslie Martin Robin Martel Dianne Marsella James McCormack Patricia MacDonald Mary McGettrick Cynthia Midwood Alaura Miller 15 Kathleen Miller Christian Miller Michael Miller Todd Miller Thomas Mongi Ann Monahan Karen Monroe Jill Moreau Paul Morrissette David Moses Ann Mueller ' Vernon ' Steven Muise Chris Neumann David Niemiec Mark Nossal Caroline O ' Neill Cheryln Page jotV t ML ¥ • |t f , n,-wL wkm |L RMv Pamela Parenteau William Paris 150 LieeAnn Parker Joseph Pastreck Douglas Pauly Christopher Pearson Ellen Pooler Pam Pond imer Donna Porcelli David Rau Melissa Randall Kimberly Richards Cynthia Richard Carolyn Srhermerhorn Keith Schuhlen William Sears Patrick Seely Kathleen Setian James Shaw -Vi, ■ Michael Sicihano Julia Shawn Joanne Skiffmgton Tina Siciliano Mary Spellacy Anne Spencer Thomas St Marie %• 157 Mark Stacy Elinor Stack ,ivan m y ’ f ■■ Maryann Sullivan Michael Sullivan Kathryn Swanson Sherry Taylor Michael Torcia NO TURKEYS allowed Bruce Torrey Linda Totman Daniel Tourville Clifford Tu Mark Umland 160 Andrea Vedda Betsy Wadden Julie Viens Brian Walker John Ward Russell White Mark Whitney Ronald Widmer Jon Wilk Diane Williams Billy Wilson Denise Work Ken Flaro Sept. 21, 1962 - Jan. 11, 1980 We will always remember the smile, chuckles, friendship, and love that he was happy to share. 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RW5 STAR NEW BALANCE WT RE WITH YOU EVERY STEP OF THE WAY. t Oe OEtonic Clt 16 Shaker Road D East Longmeadow, Massachusetts 01028 413 - 525-6633 189 Lene Warms Danish -American Relations i Lene Grauting came to America from Lemuit, Denmark on August 29, 197 9. Although she was a day late in arriving, her visit began with a bang . . . the plane was hitby a bus. Blonds do have more fun! Adapting herself to a new family was sometimes amusing, sometimes frustrating because of the differences in lan- guage and in life-styles. After the initial culture shocks, however, these small difficulties gradually disappeared. Through the exchange program she has met students her own age from other countries and established warm friend- ships, of course, with East Longmeadowites. Lene commented briefly on American schools and parent- child-teacher relationship, “Americans are different . . . you hide things from your parents, and you don’t talk at all about anything that matters. In Denmark, we tell our par- ents what we do and how we feel. It’s a better way to feel and be. Our teachers are warm; they have time to listen to what we have to say, even if it isn’t history in a history class. That way they can help us. It is better in my country; there is a warmth between us that is missing here. I don’t think you know each other at all.” Lene is planning to continue her education when she re- turns to Denmark and follow a career in medicine. She hopes to come back to the United States for a visit next year and see more of the country. East Longmeadow will welcome back a friend. 190 Saving for College? Earn honors in interest at the highest rates in town, the highest rates in history, the highest rates allowed by law. COMMUNITY SA VINGS BA NK The Bank With A Bigger Interest In You And Your Community East Longmeadow Office, 6 Somers Road Fun For All Ages At: Once in a great while something comes along that is truly different . . . Discover X the world of cTij Plaster Crafts at glOUSQ Creative Entertainment For All Ages Select from the largest display of plaster Statues, Figurines and Plaques in Western New England. ..then take it home OR paint it in our pleasant surroundings. • Relax and have fun at the lastor Jfun gfousa At your convenience • No added expenses for lesson fees • Ask About Our Super Birthday Parties • 217 Shaker Rd., E Long. rnr QQQC Mon. • Fri., 1 1-9 iiooyds south of Shaker Bowd wfcv ' Ovv O Sat., 1 0-5:30 Sun. 1 -5 JENNIE HILL REAL ESTATE 25 8 Fountain St. Springfield, MA 191 Spartan Spectator Staff 1979-1980 Editors-in-Chief Tanya Penman, David Odato Managing Editors Cari Fisk, Lynn Buddington Sports Editors: Qirls Lee Ann Parker, Sue Keddy Sports Editors: Boys Pat Seely, Bill Paris Business Manager Sue Keddy Circulation-Advertising Managers Sue Keddy, Bill Paris Associate Editors: Juniors Jane Saacke, Elsa Petronlro Kathy O’Brien, Jennifer Fisk Sophomores Hui Ling Wu, Karen Marsian Staff Photographer Dave Simonich Staff Artist Mark Stacey Reporters Mary O’Neill, Mary Ann MacDonald, Kathy Weizbicki, Bob Harvey, Janet Fontana, Robin Macmillan, Chris Donatelle, Martha Fontaine, Richard Haley, Laura Murray, Kris Wright, Kathy Sando, Mike Shaw, Bill Shaw, Ray LaPlante, Matt Eddy, Kelly Sullivan, Matt Lynch, Jim Pallotta, John Dunlop, Jim Creighton, Julie McGuill, Karen Lowe, Chris Miller. Advisor — Mr. Kerson Number I Colonel Kerson Points the way. Spartan Spectator For the fourth consecutive year, the East Longmeadow High School newspaper has received a national award for journalistic excellence at the Columbia University Scho- lastic Press Association Convention. This year, the Spar- tan Spactator received a first place rank, rating the news- paper as one of the best in the nation. TheSpartan Spectator was rated with newspapers from over 2,000 schools of the same size as ELHS across the country. In each size grouping, a few schools are named medalists, the highest ranking, and a few more are named in the first, second, and third place categories. Because of the placing in the first place category, the Spartan Specta- tor was judged as one of the top twenty high schools pa- pers in the U.S. by journalists of the leading newspapers in the nation. The judged newspapers ranged from December 1979. Advisor Mr. Kerson as well as editors David Odato and Tanya Penman were gre atly honored at the national dis- tinction of the Spartan Spectatar which has placed 2nd, 3rd, and 2nd, respectively since 197 7. 192 In East Longmeadow High everyone benefits from Student Council . . . You don have to walk alone Adeletti, Stephen Wrestling 1,2,3; Lacrosse 1,2,3; Graduation Attendant 3; Student Council 4; French Club 3,4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4. Allan, Lynda Synchro 1,2, 3, 4; Swim team 1; Will Prophecy 4; Balloon Sale 4; Prom Committee 4. Alleman, Joyce Altieri, Robert Anderson, Glen Soccer 2,3,4. Anderson, Peter Football 1,2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 2. Anderson, Robert Band 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 2,3,4. Angelillo, Laura Maria Arment, Kimberley Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4 (Tri-Cap- tain); Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Softball 1,2,3; Guidance Aid 3; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Year Book 4; N. V. R. A. 4; Gradu- ation Attendant 3; Power Puff Football 4. Bartley, Christopher Barile, Felicia Guidance Aid 2. Bean, Daniel Baseball 1,2. Bedard, Glenda Latin Club 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1; Select Chorus 2,3,4; French Club 1,2; Cross Country 4; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4; Track 4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4. Beery, Lisa Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Softball 1,3,4; Power Puff Football 4. Behan, Thomas Belanger, Jill Spartanum 1,4; Student Govern- ment 1 (Secretary); French Club 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Power Puff Football 4. Blanchard, John Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4. Bodley, Angela Bostwick, Robert Boucher, Andrea Spanish Club 3; Mixed Chorus 1; Select Chorus 2,3,4; Spartanum 1,2; Prom Committee 4. Boudreau, Jim Bramucci, Mary Lynn Library Aid 1; Office Aid 3; French Club 1,2; Latin Club 3,4; Spartanum 2,3,4; School Play 1,2,3 (Producer) 4; Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4. Brown, Jeffrey Brown, Thomas Baseball 3,4; Wrestling 2,4. Buddington, Lynn Band 1; Chorus 2,3; Gymnastics 2,3; As School Match Wits 1,2, 3, 4; Spartan Spectator 3,4; Honor Society 4. Buffington, Shirlene Caney, David Football 2,3,4; Soccer 1; Lacrosse 1,2; Track 4. Carabetta, Sherri Power Puff Football 4; French Club 1. Carroll, Mary Field Hockey 1 ,2,3,4; Basketball 1 (Manager) 2,3,4; Softball 1,3,4; Track 2; Honor Society 4; Class Office 4 (Member-at-Large); Yearbook 4; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Power Puff Football 4. Casazza, Cheryl French Club 1,4; Prom Commit- tee 4; Power Puff Football 4; Bal- loon Sale 4. Cellini, Tony Chapdelaine, James Clifford, Pamela Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4 (Vice-Presi- dent); Drama Club 2; Library Aid 1,2; Prom Committee 4. Clifford, Stuart Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4; School Play 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook (Photographer); Office Aid 1; French Club 1. Coderre, David Cross Country 4; Basketball 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Year Book 4; Spar- tanum 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4; Backgammon Club 3,4; Graduation Attendant 3; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Disco 3,4; NVRA 4. Cokotis, Thomas Lacrosse 4. Connor, William Soccer 1,2. Contrino, Anthony Soccer 1,2; Baseball 1; Lacrosse 4. Contrino, Lisa Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4 (President); Spartanum 2,3,4; Guidance Aid 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; Graduation Attendant 3. Cooke, Gary Crary, Jonathan Soccer 1,2,4; Lacrosse 3,4; Home- room Rep. 4. Craven, Douglas Dalessio, Christopher Davis, Dawn Powder Puff Football 4. DeAngelo, Suzanne Yearbook 2,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Balloon Sale 4; Power Puff Football 4; Graduation Attendant 3; Guid- ance Aide 3. Deblok, Mark Football 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; rack 1; Basketball 1. Deshais, Leonard Desnoyers, Maire French Club 1; Will Prophecy 4; Power Puff Football 4. Dietsche, Charles Yearbook 3,4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1 ,2,3,4; Spar- tanum 1,2, 3, 4; Math League 3,4; Model Congress 3,4; Honor Soci- ety 4; Chess 4; Schools Match Wits 1,2. Dillman, Mary Powder Puff Football 4. Dimauro, Patricia Backgammon Club 3; Softball 3,4; Girls Soccer 4 (Manager); Stu- dent Store 3; Balloon Sale 4; Pow- er Puff Football 4; Staging Crew for Spartanum 3,4; Publicity Committee 3. Docherty, Charles Donatelle, Christine Swim Team 2; Spartanum 3,4; Yearbook 3; N. V. R. A. 3; Office Aide 1 ; Guidance Aide 1 ,3; F. T. A. 1; Special Education Club 2 (Treasurer); Synchronized Swim 1,2, 3, 4; School Play 2,4; Newspa- per 4; French Club 1,2,3, (Trea- surer), 4; Honor Society 4; As School Match Wits 1,2; Balloon Sale 4; Will Prophecy 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Prom Committee 4. Drinkwater, Tina Spanish Club 1,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Will Prophecy 4; Balloon Sale 4; Special Education Club 1; Spartanum 4; Prom Committee 4. Driscoll, Mary Swim Team 1,2,3; Softball 1; Powder Puff Football 4; Balloon Sale 4; Will Prophecy 4. Dubner, David Dunfey, John Tennis 1; Track 2; Latin Club 2; Will Prophecy 4; Cross Country 3.4. Edwards, Richard Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2; Soccer 1; Newspaper 4; Track 1 . 2 . 3 . 4 . Evans, Timothy Falcone, Frank Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,4. Fantone, Anthony Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2. Ferreira, Pamela Spanish Club 1,3; Special Educa- tion Club 1,2; Swim Team 2; Syn- chronized Swim 2,3,4; Honor So- ciety 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Balloon Sale 4; Spartanum 4; Tu- tor 3. Ferrero, John Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2. Ferri, Christopher Cross Country 1,2; Track 1,2; Spartanum 3,4; Drama Club 3; Homeroom Rep 4. Fillion, Lynne Fillion, Michael Football 1,2. Fimognari, Anthony Baseball 1; Yearbook 4; Spar- tanum Band 2,4; Stage Band 4; N. V. R. A. 4. Fisk, Caroline French Club 1 ,2,3,4; Field Hocko 2; Cheerleading 2,3; Honor Soci- ety 4; Newspaper 3,4 (Editor); Spartanum 3,4; Synchronized Swim 2. Fitzgerald, Ted Hockey 2,3,4 (Captain 4). Flagg, Kelly Ann Cheerleading 1,3; Student Coun- cil 1,2; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4. Flaro, Kenneth Flynn, Kathleen Drama Club 1; Guidance Aide 3; Office Aide 4; Balloon Sale 4. Foley, John Football 1 ,2,3,4; Lacrosse 1,2, 3, 4. Fontaine, Martha French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2,3,4; Spar- tanum 2,3,4; Synchronized Swim 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3; Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Guidance Aide 1, School Match Wits 1,2; Newspaper 4; Math Club 3,4; Power Puff Foot- ball 4; N. V. R. A. 3; Will Proph- ecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Balloon Sale 4. Forbes, Lori Student Government 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; Yearbook 4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Pow- er Puff Football 4. Foucher, Diane Fredette, Ellen Spartanum 2. Gardner, Stacey French Club 1; Class Officer 3; Band 1,2; Guidance Aide 3; News- paper 3. Garwacki, Thomas Football 1,2; Baseball 1,2,4. Gelinas, David Soccer 1,2; Cross Country 3,4 (MVP 3, Captain 4); Hockey 3; Track 1 ,2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; (Edi- tor); N.V.R.A. 3,4; Student Coun- cil 4; Graduation Attendant 3; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4. Gelineau, Micheal Band 4. Gentile, Gregory Football 1 ,2,3; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 1. Gentile, John Stage Hand 1; Drama Club 2,3,4; Swimming 1; Spartanum 3,4; Latin Club 1,2. Giorgini, Edward Basketball 1,2; Soccer 1,3; Golf 2,3; Baseball 1 . Gour, Lucia Balloon Sale 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Swim Team 2; Guidance Aide 3; Spartanum 2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Will Prophecy 4; Graduation Atten- dant 3; Prom Committee 4. Graham, Robert Football 1; Swim 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chess 4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Prom Commit- tee 4; Will Prophecy 4. Gralia, David Gralia, Donna Swim 1; Office Aide 1. Granaudo, Liliana Soccer 3,4; Gymnastic 3; Track 3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Drama 2. Grauting, Lene ' xchange Student (Denmark) 4; 5 ower Puff Football 4. Grocott, Kimberly Drama 1; Swim 1. Haley, Richard Drama 1 ,2,3,4; Debate Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; French Club 2,3,4; Schools Match Wits 1,2, 3, 4; Backgammon Club 3,4. Haraty, Scott Cross Country 1; Track 1; Office Aide 3. Haskins, Ellen Student Government 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Swim 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis 2; Track 1,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Year- book 2,3,4; N. V. R. A. 2,3,4; Graduation Attendent 3; Balloon Sale 4; Will Prophecy 4; Power Puff Football 4. Hibsher, David Hieronymus, Linda Spanish Club 1,3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Ballon Sale 4; Spe- cial Education Club 1 ; Spar- tanum 4. Hill, Heather Hoffman, Carl Football Forever Hundertmark, Frederick Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Chess Club 2,4; Drama 4. Hunt, Jonathan Golf Team 1. Hunter, Janet Swim 1. Hurst, Valerie Swim 2. Iorio, Michele Synchronized Swim 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Balloon Sale 4; Will Prophecy 4; Spartanum 3,4. Jaworski, Deborah Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Newspaper 2,3; Year- book 4; N. V. R. A. 4; Honor Soci- ety 4; Spartanum 3,4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4 (Vice-President); Synchro 1 ,2,3,4; Swim Team 1,2; Guidance Aide 3; Power Puff Football 4. Kallaugher, Raymond Hockey Team 2,3,4 (Trainer); Football 3 (Announcer) Keating, Michael F ootball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanu m 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Backgammon Club 3; Student Advisory Com- mittee 4; Grand Marshall 3; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4. Keddy, Suzette Balloon Sale 4; Will Prophecy 4; Library Aide 1 ,2; Backgammon Club 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2, 3, 4; Majoretts 1,2; Track 3; Field Hockey 2,3,4 (Captain); Newspa- per 2,3,4; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Prom Com- mittee 4. Kennedy, Andrea Spanish Club 2,3,4; Soccer 3; Track 3,4. Kent, John Soccer 1 ,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Ten- nis 1,2; French Club 1,2; Chess Club 1,2; Yearbook 4; Drama Club 1,2; Plays 1,2. Kopec, Ann Marie Drama Club 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Spartanum 1,2; Prom Committee 4; Music Concert 1,2; Tutor 3,4. Kurman, Kathlene Chorus 2,3,4; Cross-country 4; Track 4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Drama Club 3,4; Spartanum 2,4; Balloon Sale 4; Power Puff Football 4. Kuta, David Track 2,4. Langford, Roberta Leahy, Timothy Football 1 ,3,4; Basketball 1. Lemanski, Thomas LeRoy, Richard Lincoln, Daniel Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3,4; Spartanum 3,4. Lincoln, Susan Field Hockey 1; Cheer Leader 2 (Captain); Swimming 3,4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Yearbook 3,4; Track 2; Gymnas- tics 1,2,3; Power Puff Football 4. Longo, Joseph Soccer 2,4. Lopardo, Kenneth Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Soc- cer 3; Baseball 1. Lorenzi, Susan Swim Team 1,2,3; Yearbook 3,4; Guidance Aide 2,3; Will Proph- ecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Power Puff Football 4; Balloon Sale 4. Lovatt, James Cross Country 4. Lynch, Elizabeth Drama Club 3,4; Prom Commit- tee 4; Will Prophecy 4. Lynch, Paticia Swimming 1,2; Guidance Aide 2,3; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Track 1,2,4; N. V. R. A. 3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4 (Editor). MacFarlane, Laurie MacMillan, Janice Synchronized 3,4; Prom Commit- tee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Balloon Sale 4; Spartanum 4. Mackin, Charles Baseball 1. Main, Scott Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 2. Maiolo, Lawrence Baseball 4; Hockey 3,4. Majewski, Teresa Special Education 1. Manley, Eileen Drama Club 3,4; Future Teacher Club 4; Prom Committee 4. Martel, Robin Manning, Mary Lou Spanish Club 1,2,3. Marsella, Dianne Synchronized 1,2, 3, 4; Special Education 2; Prom Committee 4; Balloon Sale 4; Will Prophecy 4. Martin, Leslie McCormack, James Swim Team 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2,4. McDonald, Patricia Softball 1,4; Prom Committee 4. McGettrick, Mary Mee, Roger Midwood, Cynthia Band 1; Job Workshop 4; Colla- brative 3. Miller, Alaura Swim Team 1,2,4; Gymnastics 1; Track 1. Miller, Christian Drama 1 ,2,3,4; Backgammen 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Soccer 1,2; Wrestling 2,3,4 (Manager); News- paper 3,4; School Play 1,2, 3, 4. Miller, Kathy Track 1,2; French Club 2; Spar- tanum 1; Drama Club 2. Miller, Lisa Drama Club 1 ; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Balloon Sale 4. Miller, Michael Football 1; Baseball 1; Hockey 2,3,4; Track 1. Miller, Todd Football 1 ,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,4. Minahan, Brett Monahan, Ann Office Aide 3; Softball 2; Spanish Club 3; Latin Club 4; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 4; Balloon Sale 4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Guidance Aide 3; Power Puff Football 4. Mongeon, Thomas Football 1,2,4; Wrestling 1,2. Monroe, Karen Field Hockey 2,3,4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Backgam- mon 3,4; Spartanum 3,4; Drama Club 3,4. Moreau, Jill Morrissette, Paul Moses, David Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; P. L. O. Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Gov- ernment 2,3,4; Yearbook 3,4; N. V. R. A. 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Class Presi- dent 4. Mueller, Ann Yearbook 3,4; Class Officer 3; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Guidance Aide 2. Muise, Steven Football 1; Track 1,2; Wrestling 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Murphy, Brian Murphy, Tara Softball 1,2; Band 1; Library Aide 2; Latin Club 3,4; Drama Club 3,4; Backgammon Club 3,4. Nassif, Brenda Student Government 1; Class Of- ficer 1; French Club 1,2. Neumann, Christopher Football 1. Niemiec, David Nossal, Mark O’Connor, Mary Spartanum 1; Will Prophecy 4; Job Workshop 3,4. Odato, David Drama Club 1,2, 3, 4; School Newspaper 2,3,4 (editor); Debat- ing 1,2, 3, 4; Model Congress 2,3,4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; As Schools Match Wits 1,2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Advisory Council 4; Spar- tanum 1,2, 3, 4; Backgammon Club 3,4. O’Neill, Caroline French Club 1,2. O’Shaughnessy, Michael Honor Society 3,4; Science Club 2; Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Spartanum 4; Soccer 1,4; Basketball 1; Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 2,3,4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Balloon Sale 4; Year- book 3,4; (Editor); N. V. R. A. 3,4. Oski, Kim Soccer 2,3,4; Softball 1,2,4; Class Officer 3; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Power Puff Football 4; Balloon Sale 4. Page, Cherylyn Spanish Club 3. Paquette, Monica French Club 1. Parenteua, Pamela Office Aide 1,3,4. Paris, William French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Cross-country 2,3; Track 1,2,3; Spartanum 3,4 (Editor); Honor Society 4; Balloon Sale 4. Parker, Lee Ann Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 2,3,4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; SAC 4; Spar- tanum 3,4 Spartan Spectator (Editor); Honor Society 4. Paschetto, Lisa French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 2,3; Synchro 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; Spartanum 3,4; Soccer 2; Guidance Aide 2; N. V. R. A. 4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4. Pash, Kimberly Cheerleading 1,2,3; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2; Guidance Aide 1; Spartanum 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Power Puff Football 4; Newspaper 3,4. Pastreck, Joseph Pauly, Douglas Lacrosse 2,3. Pearson, Christopher Pelzer, Scott Penland, Carl Penman, Tanya Future Teachers Club 1; Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3,4 (Edi- tor); French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Guid- ance Aide 3; Office Aide 2. Pond, Pamela French Club 2. Pooler, Ellen Band 1; Office Aide 3; Prom Com- mittee 4; Will Prophecy 4. Porcelli, Donna Office Aide 3. Race, Michael Football 1; Track 1; Basketball 1. Raimer, James Football 1 ,2,4; Wrestling 1. Randall, Melissa Class Officer 2,3; Office Aide 3. Rau, David Hockey 1,2, 3, 4. Richard, Cynthia Richards, Kimberly Swim Team 1,2,3; Gymnastics 1,3,4; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Power Puff Football 4. Richers, Lisa Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Balloon Sale 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Power Puff Football 4. Robbins, Diana Swim Team 1,2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Yearbook 2,3,4; Student Government 1,2; Will Prophecy 4; Power Puff Football 4; Prom Committee 4. Roberts, David Track 1; Cross country 1; Wres- tling 3. Roblisnki, Linda Office Aide 1. Rook, Susan Newspaper 3,4; Soccer 2; French Club 1,2; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Power Puff Football 4. Rosati, Laurie Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 3; Power Puff Football 4. Ross, Keith Swim Team 1,2,4; Spartanum 3,4. Salvetti, John Football 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain); Wres- tling 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3,4; Baseball 1; Latin Club 2,3,4; Jai Alai Club 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3,4; N.V.R.A. 3,4; Honor Society 4. Schermerhorn, Carolyn Drama Club 2,3,4; Office Aide 1. Schuhlen, Keith Football 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1. Sear, Bill Track 1,2. Seely, Patrick Soccer 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Baseball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Basketball 1; Newspaper 3,4 (Edi- tor); French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; As School Match Wits 4; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Spartanum 4; Bal- loon Sale 4. Setian, Kathleen Shaw, James Shawn, Julie Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper 2,3; Boy’s Track Scorekeeper 2,3,4. Sheets, Robert Sciliano, Michael Siciliano, Tina Simonich, David Newspaper 3,4; Swim Team 1.2. 3. 4 (Captain); French Club 3,4; Backgammon 4; Spartanum 3,4. Skiffington, Joanne Office Aide 1; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Power Puff Football 4; Yearbook 4; French Club 1 ,2,3,4; Balloon Sale 4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Softball 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain). Small, Susan Chorus 1,2; Prom Committee 4; Library Aide 1,2. Smit, Sabrina Swim Team 1,2,3; Cheerleading 2.3.4 (Captain); Spartanum 3,4; Class Officer 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Snychro 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1,2; Balloon Sale 4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Power Puff Football 4. Speer, Gregg Homeroom Rep. 4; N.V.R.A. 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Swim Team 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain); Football 1; Tennis 1,2; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Science Club 4; Spartanum 3,4. Speight, Patricia Guidence Aide 3; Office Aide 2. Spellacy, Mary Office Aide 1; Swim Team 3. Spencer, Anne Track 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Power Puff Football 4. St. Marie, Thomas Spartanum 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . Stack. Elinior Drama Club 2,3,4; Band 1,2; Backgammon Club 3,4; Library Aide 1,2, 3, 4 (President); Softball 4. Stacy, Mark Newspaper 3,4; Starr, Jon Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. Stevens, Marjorie Student Government 1,2,3; Ten- nis 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4. Sullivan, Kelly Drama Club 2,3,4; Newspaper 3,4; Chorus 2,3; Prom Committee 4. Sullivan, Lisa Sullivan, Maryann Class Officer 2; Yearbook 3,4; N.V.R.A. 4; Guidance Aide 2; Will Prophecy 4; Power Puff Foot- ball 4. Sullivan, Michael Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Graduation Attendent 3. Swanson, Kathryn French Club 1,2; Yearbook 2,3,4; Will Prophecy 4; Balloon Sale 4; Prom Committee 4; Spar- tanum 4. Taylor, Sherry Tenggren, Peter Guidance Aide 1; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Model Congress 4; Drama Club 3,4; Science Club 2,3,4; Track 1,2,4; Yearbook 4. Tomaino, Brandon Football 2. Torcia, Michael Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4. Torrey, Bruce Track 2,3; Spartanum 2,4. Totman, Linda Chorus 3,4; Swim Team 3. Tourville, Daniel Band 2. Turner, Clifford Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Swim Team 1. Umland, Mark Football 1 ,2,3,4; Lacrosse 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Yearbook 3,4; N.V.R.A. 3,4. Veccharelli, Mark Vedda, Andrea Student Government 1 . Vester, Susan Viens, Julie Swim Team 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Class Officer 4; Honor Society 3,4; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Powder Puff Football 4. Wadden, Elizabeth Swim Team 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,4 (Captain); Yearbook 2,3,4; Student Govern- ment 1,3; Will Prophecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Balloon Sale 4; Power Puff Football 4; Spanish Club 3. Walker, Brian Football 1; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz 1,2, 3, 4; All State Band 2,3,4. Ward, John French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; School Match Wits 1,2; Debate Club 1; Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper 2,3; N.V.R.A. 4; Yearbook 4; Student Govern- ment 1,2, 3, 4; Math Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Spartanum 3,4. Webb, Brent Football 1; Basketball 1,2,4. White, Russell Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4. Whitney, Mark Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,4; Football 1. Widmer, Ronald Wilk, Jonathan Student Government 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; SAC to School Committee 4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 2,3,4; Science Club 2; Graduation Attendent 3; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Soc- cer 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Will Prophecy 4; Balloon Sale 4; NVRA. Williams, Diane Library Aide 1,2,3; Office Aide 1,2, 3, 4; Guidance 1,2. Wilson, William Work, Denise Cheerleading 1,2,3; Newspaper 3,4; Prom Committee 4; Will Prophecy 4; Power Puff Football 4; Spartanum 3. Worthington, Mary Office Aide 1 . Wright, Kristen French Club 1,2; Newspaper 3,4. Yargeau, Daniel Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 4. Young, Robert Football 2,3,4; Lacrosse 2,3,4. t Circ Untro: sta: jA Miss Mary Skiffington The Spellacy Family Mrs. Rupert St. John Mrs. Georg J. Starr Mr. Mrs.. James Starkie Mr. Mrs. Raymond F. 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Williams Mr. Mrs. Paul Wilier Mr. 8c Mrs. Thomas Williams Mr. Sc Mrs. Charles Zacher Ziggy 199 200 This high quality piece of literary and artistic expression was engineered by E.L.H.S.’s finest (near the limo, of course) to bring you pleasure and years of enjoyment. Hope you enjoy it. RjbuJ LunoL. Senior Banquet - A Night To Remember! 1 201 Elegant Seniors-Yesterday’s Memories It was a fine night for dancing at Chez Josef . . . all the girls were beautiful in their swishy skirts . . . the boys romantic strangers in tuxes — even F. Scott and Zelda were there. The class of ’80, true to form, was innovative in choosing a dinner dance as an elegant occasion to say goodbye. Do you see what I see? Oh Jon! 202 Graduation After 1 2 years Kim, Sue, and Joyce await their call. Penny for your thoughts? Congratulations Dave! Despite the rain on June 8th, that forced the 2 21 graduates and hundreds of parents and friends into the gymnasium, gradu- ation ceremonies were a success. Commence- ment speeches given by David Moses, Glenda Bedard, Steve Muise, John Salvetti, and Eli- nor Stack made that day significant and tru- ly expressive of class feeling. As his final offi- cial pronouncement, Lucia Gour, Vice Presi- dent, presented a hand- some new podium to Mr. Cannone on behalf of her class. Field Day - Battle Of The Classes!! On your mark, get set, . . . A coke and a smile The first annual Field Day at ELHS proved to be a notorious success. Over a period of a few hours, one could detect a display of school spirit which, for the most part, appears to have been concealed during most normal school ac- tivities. This day would not have been signifi- cant without the devot- ed support and dedica- tion of Mr. Marden, Mr. Cannone, and other members of the faculty, and the tremendous number of athletic stu- dents who contributed their time and effort to the revival of spirit in our school. World powers 204 A fight for the finish. Kim gives her all out effort. We’re new here Soiree! The Palace of Versailles was the setting for this year ' s Soiree. High- lights of the evening included the performances of Sue Wadden, the French IV class’s rendition of “The Three Little Bears , Julie McGuill and Susan Tesoro. The Can-Can girls thrilled the audience and for the first time ever they were joined by the vivacious Boys’ Can-Can. No one can ever thank Mrs. Tibbets sufficiently for her many efforts to make the night a success. “Coach, coach can I eat this stuff?” Sue and Madame making music Awards Night Dave takes yet another one On May 24, many students in the high school were honored at the annual Academic Awards Night. Mr. Cannone presided at the event. Those that received numerous awards included Jennifer Fisk, Jon Wilk, Gene Fitzgerald and David Odato. Among David Odato’s many awards were the French Club Award, Latin Award, and the Good- latte English Award. For receiving the Mass. Boy’s State award, Gene Fitzgerald and Kurt Schulen were invited to spend a week at Nichols College. Jennifer Fisk was invited to spend a week-end at Penn State University for receiving the Penn State ' s University Scholar’s Award. Also honored were those who were in the Honor Society, those on Student Council, the senior members of the Spar- tan Spectator and the editors of the 1980 yearbook. Spartanum Saturday Night Live .... here we come. This year’s Spartanum Spectaculam was a smashing success. It featured unique acts such as a dance from the “Rocky Horror Picture Show” and Bruce Torrey’s Magic Act. The Goldwomen and Sil- vermen portrayed the Olym- pic Boycott, the Iranian Sit- uation, and the future. Su- perb performances were put on by Julie Shawn, Tom St. Marie, Cathi Judd, Matt Ferri and our Juggaleers, who were the highlights of the show. Emcees Chris Ferri and Dan Lincoln entertained with several skits and witty jokes. Student directors Lisa Paschetto and John Ward, with advisors Miss Herschuk and Mr. Turner, are to be commended for this profes- sional performan ce. Spectaculum ’80 The Chorus and their rendition of “Godspell” Who’s behind those Foster Grants? 207 Pops Concert . . . Bob Rice blows his own horn! Under the energetic direction of Mr. Cheeney and Mr. Turner, the Pops Concert shook the walls with boister- ous music. Featured soloists Lynn Ross, Glenda Bedard, Linda Totman, and Cathi Judd belted out earpleasing tunes such as “The Rose” and “For You My Love”. The High School concert band tuned in with medleys from the “Rolling Stones” and “A Suite of American Dances”. Many were awestruck by the sound and appearance of the High School Jazz Ensemble with their many lively tunes which included “Aquar- ius”, “Let the Sunshine In”, and “Fuga Jazz”. Tony Caliento, Brian Walker, Tim Goguen, and Dave Coderre were among the featured solo musicians, while promising freshmen in both the cho- rus and bands showed immense poten- tial for future shows. The Pops Concert is a true example of what talents EL students really possess. Synchro . . . The Synchronized Swim Show created a big splash. Mary Ni- chols and Gina Scarnici went “Surfin” USA ...” Lisa Plant and Bonnie McFadden were ape over “Jungle Love” . . . while “Super” feats were performed in the grand finale. Water Wings to Miss Kerr for directing. 208 Golf Team Shows Great Form Cut grass much? Maz talks over strategy. The Golf Team rounded off a banner season with a 8-4-2 record. Coach Mazzariello looks forward to Varsity hopefuls such as Bob Doty, Tom Kennedy, Mike Mencaroni, Chaz Marino, and freshmen John Paschetto and Tim Keating for next year. The team looked good with decisive wins over Enfield and Putnum. Varsity players Bob Doty and Tim Keating also put in good efforts in The Western Mass Tournament. Bob Doty eagled as team captain and MVP. Fooooour! In the pond again? L to R: Glen Robitaille, Ralph Giuggio, Matt Eddy, Coach Marden, Mike Langone, Jim Killoren, Bob Villeneuve; J.V. EL Opp. 15 Southwick 3 W 12 Minnechaug 6 W 16V4 Enfield V 2 W 9 Longmeadow 9 T 9 South Hadley 9 T 6 Ludlow 12 L 1 1 Agawam 7 W 7 ¥2 Minnechaug 10V4 L 6 Longmeadow 12 L 12V South Hadley 5 V 2 w 8V2 Ludlow 9% L 17 Tech 1 W 18 Putnum 0 W 1 1 Agawam 7 W L to R; Bob Doty, John Paschetto, Tom Kennedy, Tim Keating, Chaz Marino, Mike Mencaroni, Coach Mazzariello 209 Girls Track Isn’t Mr. Plette cute? Coaches Ms. Cadorette and Mr. I. Plette with co-captains Ellen Haskins and Betsey Wadden led the team to a successful season. Although the record was 5-5 the girls broke many of last years records. Jennifer Leonard broke the javelin re- cord with a 103 ' throw. Beth Gelinas set a 5:44 mile and Kathy O’Brien a 12:10 two-mile. Bet- sey Wadden set a 2:2 4 880 which won a 2nd place in Valley Wheel, 4th in Western Mass, and sent her to the States. Sue Kennedy was voted MIP, Kathy O’Brien MD, and Betsey Wadden MVP. The team will look forward to next year ' s sea- son with returning runners Lisa Robbins, Lynne Hedin, Diane Henry, Beth Neves, and Coree Spencer. Miss Universe EL Opp. 86 Commerce 32 52 Amherst 66 83 South wick 35 77 South Hadley 41 50 Northampton 68 90 Agawam 28 47 Minnechaug 71 98 Palmer 20 35 Longmeadow 83 43 Westfield 75 I should ' ve eaten my Wheatiesl Runner-up for Ms. Universe IW Boy’s Track ■ $ KJRI 8W 1 f ■ ' % Ifv ■TT I u Dave Coderre hurdles to another victory Doug McKenny and John Salvetti take the 100. EL Opp. 79 Hampshire Regional 66 90 Amherst 55 40 Classical 105 120 Southwick 25 94 South Hadley 51 88 Ludlow 57 66 Agawam 79 79 Palmer 66 75 Minnechaug 80 93 Longmeadow 52 84 Westfield 61 This javelin won’t come out! John Kent, still fresh after 7 laps. Mutt Jeff The 1980 boy’s track team performed far beyond their expectations, achieving a second place Valley Wheel finish, as well as a close second place in Western Mass. The success can be attributed to the track side — the field was not the Spartan forte. Distance was especially strong at E. Long- meadow. the two mile, mile, and 880 were usually won. Rick Hundertmark enjoyed an undefeated season in the 2 mile, eventually breaking the school record en route to a gold medal at Western Mass, and a bronze at the state. The Spartans showed their distance strenqth with new comers John Kent and Jim Lovatt. Co-Captain Dave Gelinas ran many incredible come from behind victories in the mile and 880 and helped break the school record in the mile relay, with the aid of Jon Wilk (4th Western Mass. 4 40), Pat Seeley, and Rick Hundertmark. The Spartan sprinters were surprisingly strong in their struggle. John Salvetti and Doug McKenny dominated the 100 getting 1,2 at most meets, and 1,3 at Western Mass. Jeff Starr and Ken King also gained many points at the meets with the 220, getting 2,3 at Western Mass. These four sprinters com- posed a record shattering time, taking 1st in Western Mass, and 6th in the State Meet. Dave Coderre had many firsts, taking the high and low hurdles (2nd in Western Mass.) and high and long jumps. Rick Shaefer shat- tered the triple jump record. 211 New Coach Sparks Softball Team Kneeling (1. to r.) Joanne Skiffington, Karen Monroe, Lisa Richers, Kim Arment, Julie Viens, Cindy Bicknell, Maureen Moras. Standing (1. to r.) Mary Scully (mgr.) Cathy Gentile, Kim Oski, Kelly Fontain, Pat Dimauro, Alicia Trial, Anne Carroll, Gina Beery, Coach Burke. Senior Kim Arment provides depth up the middle. Slugging Cindy Bicknell rips one for a single. Capt. Joanne Skiffington was tough at the hot corner. This year’s Softball team, led by Reanne Burke, had its ups and downs. MVP and Captain Joanne Skiffington provided strengths both offen- sively and defensive- ly. Due to the loss of Joanne, Lisa Richers, Julie Viens, Karen Monroe, Kim Oski, and Pat Dimauro, hardly anyone will be left on base. Under- classmen Cathy Gen- tile, Alicia Trial, Anne Carroll, and Maureen Moras will be counted on in the team’s future. Sophomore Kelly Fountain lets one fly. 212 EL Spartans Come Back With 9-9 Season Tom Garwacki up at bat. John Blanchard shows his power Osh is ready and waiting Todd Case accelerates towards the ball MVP Cliff Turner gives his best The EL Varsity baseball team was led through an exciting season by Coach Arra, and team captain Cliff Turner. Al- though the team started off slow, the Spartans finished strongly with a 9-9 record, beating Amherst, Minnechaug and Classical. The team was held together by the combined efforts of Cliff Turner, John Blanchard, and Bob Graham on the mound, Todd Miller, Tom Brown, Brian Walker, and Todd Case in the infield, Tom Garwacki, and Bill Florence in the outfield and Mark Blanchard behind the plate. Helping the team in hit- ting were Todd Miller, Tom Garwacki, Cliff Turner, Mark Blanchard and Todd Case. Coach Arra looks to the fu- ture at the JV and Freshmen teams. Varsity Front row (1. to r.): Mike O’Shaugnesey, Tom Brown, Todd Miller, Brian Walker, Tom Garwacki, John Blanchard, Mark Blanchard. Back row (1. to r.): Coach Arra, Gary Donlin, Todd Case, Greg Seiffert, Pete Fessenden, Bob Graham, Cliff Turner, Bill Flor- ance. Freshmen First Row (1. to r.): Wally Cote, Paul Foley, Pete Cannone, Frank Fazio. 2nd row (1. to r.): Shawn Kelly, John Duffy, Joe Basset, David Noreen, Coach Porowski. 3rd row (1. to r.): Ricb Davis, Jeff Mannheim, Greg Lund- berg, Sean Seely. Boys Net Title - Girls Set For Next Year When’s practice over! Clone Tennis! The 1980 tennis season was one of the high- lights of the spring sports schedule. The girls team did quite well considering the youthful- ness of the team. The roster consisted of two juniors, five sophomores, and one freshman. Jennifer Rich provided some exciting tennis, playing first singles. Sue Busekist and Rose Me- drek played well all year at the first doubles posi- tion. The girls are looking forward to a big sea- son next year with everyone returning. The 1980 boys tennis team surprised everyone by capturing the “B Division Championship. The team was young yet they had a lot of exper- ience. Paul Tarsa, only a sophomore, has been playing in the number one singles position for two years and is this year’s MVP. Scott Meyers and Scott Jones were very strong in the second and third singles respectively. The double pro- vided much of the team power this year. Mike Frey and Chuck Dietsche, the team captain, were very strong playing first doubles. The sec- ond doubles team of Blair Hundertmark and freshmen Brian Gibson was instrumental in the success of the season. Bob Hunt was a real asset as a substitute. The boys finished 8-0 in their division and 9-4 overall, with losses coming at the rackets of Longmeadow, Amherst, Cathedral and Minnechaug. Wins over Agawam, Palmer and South Hadley catapulted the team to the title. After the season the boys volleyed into the individual and team Western Mass Champion- ships. In the individual championships the per- formances were disappointing but in the team championships they finished runners-up to Northampton. All in all it was a very successful spring tennis season for both boys and girls. Sitting (1. to r.): Amy Harrington, Kathy Walsh, Hui-Chu Wu, Lisa Federici, Standing (1. to r.): Coach Joanne, Rose Medrek, Sue Busekist, Leslie Fredette, Jennifer Rich, Coach Upshaw. Front Row (1. to r.); Dave Cordone, Mike Frey, Chuck Dietsche, Paul Tarsa, Blair Hundertmark. Back row (1. to r.): Coach Modzelewski, Bob Thetreault, Scott Jones, Scott Myers, Brian Gibson, Bob Hunt. 214 Villamaino Landscaping Student Store Friend, have I got a deal for you. I can say without a doubt that this little store is unparalleled in its se- lection. If you want a student, we have all kinds; upperclassmen, un- derclassmen, hes, shes, high IQs low IQs, we’ll find the perfect student for your needs. For a modest addi- tional cost, we can fit your student with the latest, optional equipment. That’s right! We have got the largest selection of high-performance pens, pencils, books, jackets, notebooks, gym clothes, etc. in East Longmea- dow High School. So, if you are in the market for a new student, or if you want to over- haul your old one, push, pull, or tow it to the Student Store. 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Conscientious and exacting, he was always sympathetic to the struggling girl and boy, while encouraging all students to raise their educa- tional and personal standards to ever expanding heights. Mr. Nickett’s intellectual and individual in- tegrity has established a goal for each of us. 216