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For Reference Not to be taken from this library fj n Lu t A ' yi ce sov, b I V -bb-. i o ' r ' cv bciOcZf ' b 5 ' T 5- bOisrA- C  =2 - 7 - ? - -H-a-X - ? ■ b - W - ) T ’ b) e-7 ■ ; r ' JCV .-i _ TO PREPARE FOR THE SHOW CALLED LIFE r- -V THE CURTAIN RISES: THE APPLAUSE DIES DOWN TAKE THAT A T DEEP BREATH v ' i ' HEi T EACH STAR IS ON A man of dramatic proportions . . . Dedication is synonymous with Mr. Joseph Cala- breese. His bounding enthusiasm shakes the walls of room 130, carried him down cross-country trails and directs his every action as he guides East Longmeadow players in annual Drama Club productions. His work at our high school has touched many people on different levels. To seniors his role is invaluable. The composition skills needed in college classes and for later careers are perfected in his expository writing course. Students needing extra help or a college essay corrected find him more than willing to assist them. Future seniors who encounter Mr. Calabrese in Ad- vanced English II may boast of completing and passing a course noted as one of the most difficult and rewarding in the school. To the student interested in drama as a potential career, Mr. Calabrese is a spirited entrepreneur who draws from each actor the best he or she has to give. Among his credits are listed such productions as George Washington Slept Here”, A Connecticut Yan- kee in King Arthur’s Court”, and A Perfect Idiot”. This year Mr. Calabrese has entered the athletic field, pacing his harriers on their cross-country trails. In small retribution for his expansive devotion to our concerns, the class of ’82 would like to dedicate their yearbook to Mr. Joseph Calabrese. )7 NVRA Producers: Lauri Dobias Doug Hembdt Therese Quinn Jay Seyler Paul Tarsa Starring; John Carney Cover Artist Sue Nichols Title Page Divider Artist Matt Ferri Fine Payer Janet Fontana Typist Tom Hanna Doughnut Runner Bill Crawford Co-Doughnut Runner Beth Neves Poster Hanger Mike Scanlon DJ. Paul Sullivan Scorekeeper Mark Weiner Photographer Kathy Wiezbicki Cropper Laurel Page Late Bloomer Doug Wilk Late Bloomer Kristina Gour Wanderer Understudies: Rich Bradstreet Cathy Gentile Pete Cannone Ellen Hulett Patty Donlin Tim Keating Mark Dutille Celine Quinn Rosann Fantone Mike Tarsa Mike Forrest Matt Walsh Director: Mrs. Lynch Karen Matthew Michelle Cathy Dale Bonnie Abrahamson Adeletti Allard Amsden Anderson Bartlett Sara Bartley Nicolette John Susan Robert Scott Basile Basiliere Bean Beaudet Beery Stephen Jay Benoit Bertrand Joseph Robin Mary Michael Donna Barry Bibeau Black Blance Bolles Brackley Bradley Nanette Bradway 20 Karla Brownley Daniel Buendo Kitnberly Bunnell David Cannone Stewart Carabetta Terrilee Carlson Theresa Carroll Douglas James William Traci Clark Clay Coleman Colkos Nicole Collina Frank Commisso John Connor Laura Cooley Paul Cooling 21 Frank Jeri Marcia Jackie Rober Matthew Daniele Davis Deblok Decaro Denno Denucci Gregory Kenneth Gregory John Deshais Deyo Dobek Donohue Cheryl Dowd Christopher Duffy Lisa John Paul Mary Lisa Dunia Dusenburry Dutille Farrell Farron Peter Fazio Lori Fimognari 22 Lisa Sean Mark David Forbes Forrest Frederick Frey Alain Gagne John Galenski Ronald Garber Steven Gottardi Karen Gaudette Gregory Gour Robert Gebo Lisa Graham Patricia Gemme f Lynn Guyer Michelle Gentilella John Guzzo Joseph Giannetti Michael Haidaichuk I Dawn Gamache William Gorman Elizabeth Hanna Stephen Hawkins ( Lauri Hebert 23 Guy Henrich Karen Hobbs Robert Houser Terri Hulton Kenneth Hunt Ashley Hurt Alexander Ikonomidis Sharon Stewart Christine Lynn Patricia Kimberly Janiszewski Johnson Johnston Jorey Joyce Kahrman Laura Impoco Patrick Keller Thomas LeClair Steven Lempke James Lindahl John Kelley David Leger Michele Lincoln Kirsten Lindgren Christopher Kenney Leslie King Randy Krupke Anna Lafratta Mark Langone 24 This is easy! Lawrence Long Kristin Lundberg Brett MacGowan Ashley Lindwall Kathleen Lolos Peter Mallett Mark Malone Marisa Marsella Joseph Makara Douglas Maxwell William McCarthy Joseph McLaughlin Alessandro Messia Robert Mei Norman MacKinnon Aaron Martin K: Randy Menard Paige Messner Michael Maddaloni Amanda Maxim Tony Mercieri Scott Miller Kristen Moberg Holly Moore Michele Mominee Michael Moses 25 John Murphy Christine Newell Michael Orciari John Pagnoni Cynthia Palmer Michael Parenteau Kyle Parker Michael Paschetto Laura Pease Erik Peterson Jeffrey Plourde Maura Pond Susan Pond Elizabeth Picard 26 Michael Schaefer Brian Schmidt Kevin Schuhlen Kathleen Shaw Sheehan John Slavis Joseph Theriault 27 Joseph Viens Debra Whitehead Brian Villeneuve Lynn Whitney Robert Wolcott i Luci Zanoli Mark Yablun Cheryl Wales Christopher Tranghese Pamela Walsh Pamela Travers Deborah Watson John Turnberg Deborah Welch Richard Turnberg David Wheeler Lisa Vanderleeden Kevin White 28 ' f sr.r:f i :M- ' aT ' “, ' v ‘ ' S ' ‘«X t -w V s • - - ‘j .., ' -, ' . fi-: gR ■!% ' a- . « ' - ' ' , vx ' ' • 4f „ . m££ mmm “i! ' 4i’ ' ' ' ' ' A ' 4 v4 i’«V ' V ' Wri it f -a ratM-Ct ' r?: A® •ji A,, ' - kv, 4, ’ ' “S ' V4«: x ' s X f - y S‘-jl4%fl 4 ' - M XA ' v tt ' n- j C4yv ’ ' 5A ' i% ' ' ' 3 AA - ' Sajs ' 1- Ti ' .v ' v- :• ' ■ .s ' V ' ;f t ' ll4,!%l 5?(i- The 1981-82 soccer season was the year in which Spartan Spirit was not to be denied. In newly acquired Division I competition, the almighty force composed exclusively of seniors defied all odds and exceeded expectations by obtaining a third seed for Western Mass, competition. Spartan Fever, however, was in full bloom as our team, backed by ecstatic fans, headed to the field, not to play, but to win. In the first round, the soccer men christened Spartan territory with an over- whelming victory (5-2) over Classical. With the fuse lit, the mean, mean Spartan machine headed to West Springfield grounds to meet and defeat the Terriers (2-1). The contest was as exciting as any sports event was, or ever will be. Finally, in the first of two overtime periods, senior striker, Doug Wilk capitalized on a penalty shot to promote East Longmeadow High School to the Western Mass finals. Shock- ing fans and newspapermen alike, by these two underdog triumphs, the impas- sioned team defeated Ludlow (3-2) to become the Best in the West. The closely knit defense commanded by Tom (Ed) Hanna consisted of Mike Kozec, of Kozec ' s Better-Used Sports Equipment, Spaceman Mike Quagliato, and NX ildman Tom O’Brien tending net. Midfielders Paul Tarsa, Junior Mark Dutille, and the team weight” lifter, Mike (Eagle) Scanlon were exceptional in controlling the tempo of each game throughout the season. The key to success, however, lay within the strong, aggressive front line composed of league-leading scorer Doug Wilk, Bruce Moyers, Al (Hondo) Hedin, Clean-shaven Darren (Hugo) Goguen, and steady Paul Sullivan. First year coach, Dave Smith, has high hopes for next year in juniors Mark Dutille, Mike LeClair, Bruce Goodwin, Mike Tarsa, Sergio Settembre, and Scott Rogers. i O.B. frustrates them again. 31 WESTERN MASS. Can you find the ball? Do you see what I see? CHAMPIONS!!! Standing (I. to r.) Coach Smith, Tom O ' Brien, Al Hondo” Hedin, Mike Ballpeen” Kozec, Tom Ed” Hanna, Mike Scanlon, Dave Cordone, Bruce Goodwin, Mike Leclair. Kneeling (I. to r.) Doug Wilker” Wilk, Paul Tars” Tarsa, Sergio Settembre, Paul Sully” Sullivan, Peter The Mad Swede” Jansson, Mike Quag” Quagliato, Mark Doteeal” Dutille, Nick Lolas, and Darren Hugo” Goguen. Spartan Fever Catch It!! We are the mean, mean fighting MACHINE! Standing (I. to r.) Coach O’Hearn, Don Crawford, Steve Mushenko, Scott Rogers, Shaun Kelley, Gary Fontaine, Jim Severin, Bob Farrell, Bob Villeneuve, Tim O’Neill. Kneeling (I. to r.) Rich Bradstreet, Dave Neves, Mike ’’Mr. Clean” Tarsa, Steve Gemme, Bill Bourgeoise, Mike Parenteau, Mike Rogers, Mike Schaefer, and Guy Henrich. SIS4 Mii; f PP w ' i i Af0im , s ' W Ej -i ' - W ' ' - ' i : - ' ' ' J V..-.V j!v fiv K-? The latest dance! Captains Donna Spunky” Murray and Anne Spirit” Carroll led the team through a challenging season. This year the squad was placed in the first division where they met the stiffest competition in years. The seniors on the team-Sue Kennedy, Donna Murray and Anne Carroll- defended the EL goal with skill and speed. The junior varsity team, led by Coach Cooley, showed improvement as well as scoring ability. The girls’ soccer team should prove to be stronger in the years to come, with next year’s tri-captains Tammie Henrich, Danell Trinceri, and Bev Severin leading them to victory. What form! STRETCH! Cheer up, girls! A?! C r |2 V 36 SPARTANS SPARKED WITH SPIRIT Top: (L to R) Karlene Stenburg, Beth Fitzgerald, Michelle Fontana, Shannon Spencer, Paige Messner, Coach Cooley. Middle: (L to R) Mary Ellen Hafey, Vicky Wilson, Andrea Kane, Pam Travers, Lori Fimognari. Bottom: (L to R) Michelle Gay, Laura Cooley, Kris Somers. Varsity (L to R): Bev Severin, Stephanie Dalton, Tammie Henrich, Paula Carotenuti, Cheryl Bassett, Sharon Janiszewski, Carolyn Murray, Nicole Tavernier, Second row (L to R).- Diana Casey, Danell Trinceri, Sue Kennedy, Anne Carroll, Donna Murray, Beth Flanna, Chris Wadden. Colleen Ferri, Coach Bernatowicz. iMm : S ‘VJ . V VlJ ' ' -V i ' ' ' ' V T Itv ■‘ ' C- S ' ' k- ' ,. ' ' ' s4? ' . ' ' i ' - , 3:, ' V 7s- ' -■ ' vt . X ' ' ' ■ ' . ' Iv - ' 7? - c . 77- ■ 4.47: 1 ' r?V X f y jv %  • r.i ' , V J «“sX«? ' , s.r A?’c5 What’s the Deal? I 39 The Alvin and Geek freak show! The arrival of Coach Joe Calabrese led the Spartans in the right direc- tion, as the team continuously com- piled its winnings to form a record considerably better than last year’s. Captain Bill Crawford and Junior Bill Bartley added a great deal to the team’s enthusiasm and overall suc- cess. Tremendous defeats included Ludlow, Ware and South Hadley along with close finishes over Belchertown and Monson. Pat Brown, who also contributed much to the great ac- complishment should shine in the fu- ture. The girls led by Martha Hanna and Bonnie Lovatt, captured additional moments of success as they broke the ribbons at the finish line numer- ous times. ; ' ’ V t 1 ' ▼ i ■ 1 J 1 , A3 a Standing: (L to R) Capt. Bill Crawford, Gary Miller. Alex Ikonomidis, Pat Brown, Bill Bartley, Dan Warner, Andy Jerusik, Mr. Calabrese. Kneeling: (L to R) Bonnie Lovatt, Lisa Leonard, Martha Hanna, Linda Federici. 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' ■■.P-.ft ‘ ' Xf , 01 0 mmh ,T 4) 04f0 ' 2M0Af42’’‘fk • T ' S ' rX ' 4t24 ' 4;’, o ' ft ?4fe ' 543 - ' - 44 fw yc 40 i 00 £ f 0 ' W ' o4 ' - ‘ % •’ M 4 004 , f. 0 -l 4 ' , 0 0 ' 0 ' ' , ' f i A V JjJ‘ y 0 1 v . ty - 4. ii;ft 2 if ' f 4 ' 4 ' 2,‘2 ' 4 04 7 -i ' 041 00 %A%f pl f 4? ' 4f ' 40404 , 4 m? 2 M ol ' C;i‘; ' UP 5i7 ; ftftftft -f I ’ MMm -y ' 4% ilf ' a 4 4 ; 20 . 03 00 ii X W ' I MW‘?S ' ‘im if 0 0 mi} 4 ' 2 y ' 4 - i ‘ 1 4 404 ■ : i ? 42 0 00 ' i 00 24000 ,2 ' 4 ' : rntm i W i S A -. - ' A V- ' fft- ‘ ' - SSm WwmB SPARTAN GYMNASTS TUMBLE The gymnastic team had its best season ever, in 1982. The vaulting gymnasts exceeded to levels of near perfection. Coach Vangsness re- turned this fall, and guided the gym- nasts with skill and experience to ma- ture their technique and style. Team captains: Jill Bodnar, and Laura Den- ucci led the team with their grace and determination towards the first division title. Upcoming freshmen, Kate Farrell and Ashley Lindwall are promising hopefulls for future years, along with other returning freshmen, and sophomores. Since there was only one senior on the team, Debbie Mat- thews, the team should be returning to another strong and unbeatable sea- son. My. she’d make a good leapfrog jumper. 42 INTO DIVISION TITLE Back row I. to r.-Erin Whaw, Heidi Huntley, Joan Turnberg, co-capt., Jill Bodnar, Coach Vangsness, co-capts., Laura Denucci, Debbie Matthews, Nadine Gelinas, Amy Pearson, front row I. to r.-Mary Kate Farrell, Alaena Crossman, Maura Pond, Karen Pond, Colleen Sevigne, Kimberly Ball, Ashley Lindwall, (not shown) Terry Lynn Hulton, Michelle Lincoln, Laurie Cummings. mm t v5 1 ' r % • r : ' -■ ' Va .V Ll ' ;« 5.tr ' - , -Vf 1 , M-v ' v H ' ' V ' ’ f -f . ■ ,i . % ■ iot; vX ' .-N r. ' ' V, ' s X: vX ' ' A®- “vf ' 1 •XX -I ' XlXf X ' .Xi ' i stl :%!r • f t-mMM SK ' i ' is % vl b y • '  Xv ,X. -i tk k ' iV ' - MT ' -x --? -x v-v ' X ...x; . %- ' x .f4. r;X ' v V- XVf Xs, s’-- 5 „ ' 3 L ' i =■ Y X. , ' ' ■-yX. ' X; V ' 9 ' . ' v ' Tfi ' ' ; ' ' x.f i ' v Uij- ' .v ' -, SPARTAN WARRIORS i 46 YOUNG GRIDSMEN: MUCHO HEART-NO- LUCK Front row (L to R); Mike Yacavone, Jeff Godek, Tom VanValkenburg. Chris Magee, Greg McCollum. 2nd row: Jim Creighton. Dave Young, Brian Sullivan, Wyatt Hurt, Ray LaPlante. 3rd row: Greg Gebo, Peter Cannone. Scott Cushman, Jim Killoren. Jim Driscoll. 4th row: Mike Stevens. Scott Lincoln, Sean Seely. John Kelly. 5th row: Jim Mineo, Tom Krol, Tom Leahy, Ralph Rinaldi, Chris Godek, Mike Marino. 6th row: Mark Parent, Dave Cannone, Joe Constantini, Neil Cronin, Ken Morrisino. This year’s football team suffered through a 1-7-1 sea- son. For a football team to win, they have to make their own breaks. The squad this year had trouble making the big-play”. Though plagued by injuries, the team stayed together through tough situations. This year’s team faced one of the toughest schedules in the Suburban League. The season was opened by the competitive independent games with three AA powerhouses. Led by senior co-captains Gary Lombardo and Tom VanValkenburg, the Spartans opened their season with a loss to defending Western Mass champions, Westfield, 42-14. The Spartans then lost to West Springfield 29-13. The gridmen tied Chicopee 14-14 in an exciting game. E.L.’s next opponent was Amherst and they lost 22-20, missing a field goal in the closing seconds. After losing to South Hadley, the Spartans faced unbeaten Greenfield. The Spartans played superbly, taking the Green Wave into overtime only to lose 28-21. E.L.’s only win was a 16-8 victory over Tech. The team played their first annual Thanksgiving game this year. They battled Longmeadow with an upset in mind only to lose in an exciting game. Ed Moses and Gary Lombardo led a strong running attack. Both players were injured in the course of the season and Junior Wyatt Hurt and Sophomore Ken Morri- sino filled in gallantly. The E.L. offense was paced by tackles Jim Killoren and Greg McCollum, guards Tom Van- Valkenburg and Brian Sullivan along with center Jeff Go- dek. Mike Yacavone, Chris Magee, Sean Seely and Scott Cushman provided sure honored catches. Peter Cannone and Tom L eahy split the quarterbacking chores. Defen- sively Wyatt Hurt and Steve Quagliato played well behind a solid defensive line. The team looks forward to next year, where they have a large nucleus of returning starters. Then, with hard work and a little bit of luck, who knows-they could turn it all around! Front row (L to R): Tom Krol, Tom Leahy, Jim Mineo. 2nd row: Mike Marino. Ralph Rinaldi, Mike Stevens, Jim Driscoll. 3rd row: Brian Villeneuve. Dave Cannone, Chris Godek. Mark Parent, Ken Morrisino. 4th row: Tom Fontana, Joe Constantini, Chris Brown, Mike Moses, Ron Gallerani. 5th row: Brian Yeomans, Bob Starsiak, Joe Chapdelaine. Mark 47 Langone, Bob Mei, Neil Cronin. 6th row: Bill Gorman, John Hebert. EXIT — ONE GREAT COACH We’re number I!! Where do you begin? Coach Robert Dobias at the end of 13 years leaves behind a legacy of records, championships, and victories as head coach of the varsity football team. Taking the reins in 1969, Coach Dobias transformed the Spartan gridsmen into suburban league cham- pions in just two short years. This was followed by five more consecu- tive Suburban League crowns including two Superbowl victories in three trips. Among the many records established by the teams under his leadership are: the longest winning streak (26 games), most points by a team in a single game (70), and an undefeated season in 1972-73. Saturday afternoons just won’t be the same without that red-jacket- ed figure pacing the sidelines shouting instructions and encourage- ment — and finally smiling in victory. Too bad there is no encore — it’s a tough act to follow. W0S fMW Mm P M 5 ' i- ' 4m W0 4 fI I KZ -v Wml mimm0mmm gM V ;; ' O V- ■• 4 ' ' V • Y ' k .- ' ‘ Toiis $0 0mM ' 44 ! - 2:44 r ssa «K i$llwfS|S hii ' ‘ ' yxixZk, mHzZh mm m ■Sib+Xi’ - ; ' il- ' •44 m GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY FINISH WITH Baseball?? Awesome save! A battle ' til the end. Lauri on the defense. Under the direction of Coach Aleks, the players on the E. L. Field Hockey team produced a star-struck season. When the curtains rose, the season got off to a slow start. The plot thickening, these talented players pulled off upsets to bring their record to a fifty-fifty percentile. The cast consisted of captains Eleanor Blance, Lauri Dobias and Alaina Lynard” Miller, Seniors Kris Gour, Julie McGuill and Julie Paris. Upcoming outlooks are Sue Nichols, Terri Florence, Danielle Gour and Ellen Oakes. Characterized by hard work and laughter, these girls produced a respectable season. When the curtain closes, their heads should be raised to accept the ap- plause. 50 HIGHS AND LOWS Standing I to r: Pat Nichols (mgr.). Debbie Whitehead, Robin Black, Kris- tina Gour, Ellen Oakes, Julie Paris, Danielle Gour, Julie McGuill, Terri Florence, Cheryl Heath, Sue Nichols, Coach Aleks. Kneeling I to r: Sue Gemme, Theresa Carroll, Judy Driscoll, Alaina Miller (Capt.), Lauri Dobias (Capt.), Eleanor Blance (Capt.), Beth Gelinas, Sara Bartley, Nickey Basile. Lynard asks for the ball. If looks could kill!! 51 f f -T‘ Y-- ;4C, .p ‘ Vi -dA  . •■ t ‘ V % ' K ' srirY ' '  ' y ii X ' ' :■• . A-Wks j ,t . ' % ' f ' 4 i,l t - ' i : ' .vt V • ' ' U v ' ‘ vj V ‘V i ' ' f ' -%r ' -V V ' ' aAC xA . 1 WtiA A:AA A Sv : ' ' V ' ; ’. VA Gy ' AyV ' I x- V : s- IV ' X ' “v u t.. , X .A¥ Ax AS ' ' A 1 ja 4 xmtA ' f XSa AAA ;F%y - V i ’ ’■? c: AAA A A A , =x ' X ' ' ’ -i Ay,! t ' y - ' •y y‘ ' A v . ’XAAy ' Aa ' ■ ' ' ■ .c. :AA4AxA ' AAA 4A Wtd4t Ip- A - i%A jAXA A ' x V;li © fM i A f ' t - . ,5 -i XA A A AX ' . ' ■: s V.-; ' ■ ' ' ViV fx2 ' C • ' Iv A A AAA A Af i“ X ' , ililsrf AXX ' w, .V - XrjS XViA,, ' f ' l A ' AA. A t ' .Xv ■} Atf Va v; ,‘A y •, X ftX ' V nV Ax At A A ' • , A , ' AAX ' V ' , ' ' jXH AA V ' ’ . ' -A% X . ' ' ' r ' A j ' i), A XxA ' x A A -A ' I - A ' “A ' V H V v ' O , ' x9 xA ' A e t yA y: y AyjA VH ' ' ' aaM ' ■S. i X -s ' ■ ' t X , ■ s ' THE BALL BOUNCES Bruce works overtime, how about his stick deodorant? Who stole the basket? 53 VARSITY Standing (L to R): Mgr. Bill Handzel, Jeff Mannheim, Tim Keating, Todd Hess, Scott Cushmen, Sean Seely. Bruce Goodwin, Mike Forrest, Bob Villeneuve, Mike Songini, Coach Arra. Kneeling (L to R): Paul Sullivan, Mike Yacovone. Led by ’co-captains Paul Sullivan, the only returning starter, and Mike Yacovone, the boys basketball team has had a sorely trying season. The players broke out of their losing slump with a one point win over number one ranked Greenfield. The future holds bright hopes for ’83 hoopsters with four starters; Juniors Bruce Goodwin, Tim Keating, Scott Cushman and Mike Songini, the sophomore sensation. Other returning starters who showed great potential, before becoming injured, were Juniors Mike Forrest and Jeff Mannheim. JUNIOR VARSITY Standing (L to R): Coach Knowe, Tim Medrek, Guy Dalton, Brian Tidlund, Charles Reddington, Mike Kennedy, Bob Farrell, Scott Beery. Kneeling (L to R): Doug Katze, Chris Duffy, Tommy Cloonan, Fred Frangie, Greg Dobek, Steve Benoit, Mike Schaefer, Brian Villeneuve. Sophomore Sensation! Rocky grips with authority. 54 . y , r, ' ryw ' ri ' ' f K ' ri( T -iW, ' ' srt hy ’’ B. “ 4 r - ‘  ‘‘fi . - X , « ' ’ y « X j ' V,i ' - ' A ' -?fK’ 4 A « ' V ' ?■,  .s‘ ,N ' ,S ' ’i 4 K 4 -. -v . . ' ■- ; A f ,, A ' ‘ ’ ■ ' ' v-os77 r,|t ti’ . ’’ ' ■ ' fv- ' V ' '  $■ ' V , ' •f A , ' ■ , r i. aS. % g... ) ,%, ' ■’ 1 { 77 i A- r ‘ ' 5 ' sv ' - ’K ' X ' f® SilllttaiSi« 7=. yi; MfM wmgWfMyBfmk- C v ‘‘ Diane stretches for the rebound. After a short pre-season, the E.L.H.S. girls’ basketball team entered competition with a novel schedule. This year the girls not only vied with B” Division rivals, but also participated in a single contest with each A” Division team. After a very slow start. Coach Czajkowski and team mem- bers improved immeasurably as the season progressed. Al- though they finished with a losing record, the girls worked very hard right through the season. Enthusiasm, as well as a great deal of effort and hope, categorized their team as win- ners.” The starting team consisted of senior captains Anne Carroll, Lauri Dobias, and Sue Kennedy. Diane Johnson and Cheryl Basset were also a part of the starting team. Promising pros- pects for next season are Paula Carotenuti, Pam Skroback, Cathy Gentile and Linda Williams. Coach Czajkowski is looking forward to next year with added upcoming talent from the Junior Varsity. Simon says, Do this VARSITY Standing L to R: Danell Trinceri, Cheryl Bassett, Pam Skroback, Diane Johnson, Cathy Gentile, Linda Williams, Paula Carotenuti, Colleen Ferri, Coach Czajkowski. Kneeling L to R: Sue Kennedy, Anne Carroll, Lauri Dobias Run! Paula, Run! JUNIOR VARSITY Standing L to R: Coach Willis, Ashley Hurt, Ellen Oakes, Kim Kahram, Theresa Carroll, Shannon Spencer, Robin Black. Kneeling L to R: Lynn Tetrault, Beth Hanna, Sue Odato, Kris Somers, Pam Travers. Sitting L to R: Colleen Ferri, Michelle Gay. 57 p: ' f% ' ;; pa:v ? f ••• '  VV :- . ;V “:?. ufl ' . i,ij ,- W-jS ' 1 j J- t- ;f ’ '  ' % ' tV ' V ' :V - 1, . ' p.-r? ' ' iUV:; SfcS??J?5f ; ' - : ' i ■.yr m-wv ‘•v •. v-r ' .; . ' ' ; ' .v ' ji-. . 3 ' ty  3 -. ; ' ' S-t ' :.i ' x Tw_r,.- ..%;v. , ,Vv -VS.;V ; , ' • A. • .• • r; ' .?!? rV. , ' ? ' f ' ' Vi v.fey J- ' i , ?f • 5 ' ' ‘.,S- sJ ■ ' ' ■ ' AVA- - ? ' ' - j r VA vA ' fS ' ' i: ' J U A ' V N . I W - A •A ' v .. ' ' ' ’ 4;V ' - ■ A5 ' i ' -yr iv.wsv. ( -f-%iC J, ' % , ' iV ' v ' s. M HOCKEY . W ' ‘- 5 HUSTLE BREDS UPSETS” Mush slips it by! mssm Willy lets one rip!! The Spartan icemen once again sprinted and checked their way through a spirited, laugh-filled season highlighted by an eight game winning streak including wins over first place teams Easthampton and Ludlow and a spectacular 4-3 victory over first seed Pittsfield in the Western Mass Tourney. Under the iron-hand rule of first-year Coach Brownlee, the team learned many new skills including some not often associated with skat- ing. Co-captains Mike Scanlon and Tom Hanna were stalwart in goal and on defense respectively. Senior Tom O’Brien led the team in many statis- tics, Bill Crawford left alternative concerns at Shop Rite and Mall Drug on the side to power the team on defense and offense. The first line connection of Paul Tarsa and Art Ste- vens provided the scoring punch. The highscoring underclassmen white line of Bob O’Melia, Steven Muskenko, and Matt Dominic” Denucci and multicolored of Gary Fontaine, Joe Saracino, Tom Leahy, Ron Boutin, and Jim the bull” Scully rounded out the offense. Juniors Gary Miller and Dave Noreen provided big plays on defense while the ever dependable Ralph Gonzo” Romito filled the nets. Gonzo repels another one!! 59 The Victorious Spartan and his prey. O.B. leaves the scene of the crime. Standing (L to R): Coach Brownlee, Bill Crawford, Tom Hanna, Art Stevens, Steve Mushenko, Tom O’Brien, Gary Miller, David Noreen, Coach Sherpa. Kneeling (L to R): Bob O’Melia, Gary Fontaine, Ronnie Boutin, Ralph Romito, Eagle, Paul Tarsa, Tommy Leah y, Jimmy Scully, Joey Saracino. 60 xmmSM ' (J‘- 4 V J !■ t ' fo ' ' - ' - 7 % Wm l i iM sSS ' 4 mm rS? rr i’ .’,. liw il ‘ 1 ' ‘V ilW .yy WRESTLERS GRAPPLE Spartan Wrestling under the strict discipline of Italy’s fa- vorite son, Mr. Mazzariello, once again defied all odds to keep East Longmeadow pride alive. Led by overpowering matmen with the likes of Paul Bull” Durham (107), M. H. F.” (114), Mr. Cool, Calm and Collec- tive” Yargeau (121), Spike” Tarsa (134), The Pancake Man” Greg McCollum (187), and of course The Pancake Eater-Mad dog” Driscoll at Heavyweight, the Spartans dominated men- tally and physically, whether it be by a demonstrative deci- sion or the painful, pulverizing Spartan pin. Highlighted matches of the year included a spirited victo- ry over archrival Longmeadow, 33-32, (as well as) defeat of once power house Frontier Regional of Deerfield, 30-29. The Spartans rolled and counter-rolled through a fulfilling and phenomenonal season with good showings against newly ac- quired Division I competition. Does the team have the same spirit and zest for next years’ season? Without a doubt, definitely yes! Returners Mike Tarsa, Jim Perella, Chris Antaya, Mike Rogers, Paul Mercieri and Jim Driscoll will keep the spirit of Sparta alive in modern day East Longmeadow, home of the mighty Spartans. The Governor dominates! Spike has him look closer. 62 TO VICTORY Front row (L to R) Chris Antaya, Paul Durham, Matt Fern, Doug Yargeau, Darren Goguen, Mike Tarsa 2nd row (L to R) Cheryl Corish, Melynda Parker, Rick Lavallee, Bob Niemic, Paul Mercieri, Jay Colvin, Greg McCollum, Jim Driscoll. 3rd row (L to R) Ken Nuzzolili, Leon Osborne, Ralph Rinaldi, Mike Rogers, Morgan House, Mark Malone, Jim Perella, Paul Foley, Ralph Hood, Mr. Mazzariello. 4th row (L to R) Doug Clark, Peter Fazio, Mike Allegrezza, Tim LaTour. SPARTAN ROSTER Name Wt. Chris Antaya 00 lbs. Paul Durham 107 lbs. Matthew H. Ferri 114 lbs. Doug Yargeau Dll lbs. Darren Goguen D8 lbs. Mike Tarsa 134 lbs. Rick Lavallee 140 lbs. Bob Niemic 147 lbs. Paul Mercieri 157 lbs. Jay Colvin 169 lbs. Greg McCollum 187 lbs. Jim Driscoll HWT. Coach: Mr. Robert Mazzariello Asst. Coach: Mr. Steve Muise W Av V ' v ‘ V ' V-V- ' a V ' . . ' ' V 1 A ' - 2. • ' ■? V- ' i It ' - 1 ' ■4? . t. ' ■ ( ' J f ' - - ' •Sv ,7 ' i ' i ' ' 1. 1 WMi ; f f PX()PX i4 fd ' f- ' k klX-i’ ' P P‘iPPP- - r -Vi ' ' : ' !? Vi -4 : ' 4■ ■ ' V ' ; ' -c ' . ;;; ' ;K,r.v. ■ - J i- ' %ii f f A ' ' A ' ?i ' Wt j 4 S ' ' JS - ' ' ' ' - pX f % iS KWkiXK ' jp V - ' . V ' ' ' V ’■ Ift ' L; vVs- ' X. CHS v ' t, ’??: -% ' ' y fe- r v‘4 V :vM x- . J fe t; ' :: ;. «a3IRtS!s$WM - tt-=sag. Hang your clothes on the Mulberry Bush I shouldn’t have drunk the pool water. Hey look, Ma, one-handed!! Up and away goes the conehead. Who put the Super Glue on the starting blocks? BUT DON’T GO NEAR THE WATER. The girls’ swim team had a rebuilding season this year. With only II girls on the team, the win loss record wasn’t that impressive, but individually, everyone improved their times.. New coaches Sean Crowley and Helen Quigley in- spired the girls with their harmonica and nutrition scans. Co-captains were Linda Federici and Kathy Wiezbicki. Kathy did , getting in the Western Mass. Championships. , , did extremely well plac- ing . Nadine Gelinas executed her dives superbly, placing in the Champion- ships. Jennifer Dowd, Jeannine Hayes and Alicia Hundertmark have much po- tential as long-distance freestylers. Next year’s hopefuls include Gay Nossal, Diana Casey and Kim Feathler. Front row, L. to R.; Alicia Ftundertmark, Linda Federici, Nadine Gelinas, Kathy Wiez- bicki, Susan Pond. 2nd row: L. to R.: Diana Casey, Terri Flulton, Jessica Miller. 3rd row, L. to R.: Miss Quigley, Karen Pond, Kristen Lundberg, Pam Card, Jennifer Dowd, Mary Blance, Kim Feathler, Jeannine Ftayes. 66 BOYS ' SWIMMING Swing ’em up! 68 Try Harder, I’m not off the ground yet. Bug eye Jim swims to victory Frogman Danny A K rri. , 1 ilm 1st row L. to R.: Ron Shurtleff, Tony Briotta, Mark Parent, Tony Cardinale, Larry Garvey, Clint Maxim, Dan Warner, Bob Houser. 2nd row, L. to R.: Bryant LaLiberte, Paul Dutille, Mike Bolles, Art Bourgeoise, Mark Andrews, Bill Shaw, Ed Ford, Ray LaPlante. 3rd row, L. to R.: Pat Brown, Mike LeClair, Kevin Smith, Coach Bolles, Mark Dutille, Dave Cordone, Doug Wilk. Led through a rebuilding season by the divers, the swim team finished with a fair record. Captains Ed Ford, Ray LaPlante, and Bill Shaw swam be- hind other swimmers such as Dan Warner, backstroke, Leek” LeClair, breastroke and backstroke, Mark Andrews, star freestyler, Jim Creighton, distance, and Clint Max- im, butterfly. The team looks good for the future with promising fresh- men; Mike Bolles, Tony Briotta, Paul Dutille, Bob Houser, and diver Kevin Smith. Swimming along with the girls has produced many interesting situa- tions and bus rides!! But the divers have overcome the distraction of the girls, and tucked, twisted, picked and somersaulted their way through another fantastic schedule following last year ' s one, two, three, finish in Western Mass. This year the divers qualified 4 people for W. Mass. Freshmen Kevin Smith, is gain- ing experience behind the top three divers Doug Wilk, Mark Dutille, and Dave Cordone. Wilk and Dutille have both had scores over 200-state mate- rial points. Unfortunately there was no state meet for these boys to prove themselves in. The team looks forward to next year with the strong point still diving. 69 n B4 U J iBi ' f nB • ' ‘“■■‘ ' ■■’ii® 220nniiii Robert Raymond William Arthur Benns Black Borden Bourgeoise Ronald Boutin Patrick Brown James Michael Robert Pamela Burke Carabetta Carabetta Card Christine Carlson Maria Czupryna Donna Debra Dickson Dollar Timothy Dougherty Jennifer Dowd James Driscoll Dineen Durham Kurt Duvall Robert Earnshaw Robert Farrell Michelle Douville Lorianne Fiore Scott Forbes Bethann Fitzgerald Frederic Frangie Theresa Florence k I Viki Frey Teresa Florentine Linda Fontaine Michael Gardner Jill Fopiano Lawrence Garvey Doreen Forbes Michelle Gay Deborah Gelineau Susan Gemme Joseph Wade Gerow Giorgini Nicholas Guiggio Christopher Godek Scott Gondela Mary Hafey William Handzel Martha Hanna Jeannine Hayes Michael John Sharon Hendricks Henry Hibsher Kristin Houser Roshell Huddleston Kelly Hughes Robert Hosmer Richard Houghton Morgan House Alicia Hundertmark Julia Hunt Michael Hunter Heidi Huntley ( Stephanie lorio Andrew Jerusik V Andrea Kane Aileen Donald Jason John Cara Litke Litke Loder Lolos Lombardo Laura Longo Barbara Loomis Bonnie Lovatt David Mackin Todd MacMillan Karen MacNeil 75 Linda Mallett Michael Marino Elizabeth Marsian Clinton Maxim Maureen McCormack Margaret McGreal Timothy Medrek Paul Lisa Catherine Elizabeth Mercieri Merrill Messier Messier John Meyrick Jessica Miller Tracey Minahan James Mineo Bruce Mitton Jeffrey Moore Craig Morel Robert O’Melia Joseph Pagnoni Maria Papandricopolus Kenneth Nuzzolilli Robert Pelletier Susan Odato Joyce Perry Valerie Perry Karen Sharon Angela Pond Pooler Pope Stephen Pugliano James John Barbara Christine Kenneth Ralph Tracy Quinn Quinn Raimer Relihan Richard Rinaldi Roberts Marc Robinson Catherine Rogers Ralph Romito Marlene Safford David Robert Salvatore Samson 78 I’ll wait until I’m alone before I try it. Joan Sands Colette Scarfe James Scully James Severin Joseph Saracino Colleen Philip Sevigne Sharpies Audra Simone John Simonich Andrea Slowick Ronald Shurtleff 79 Donna Steeley Michael Stegbuchner Susan Stenta Russell Tannen Carleton Stevens Patricia Tarsa Tammy Taylor Wayne Theberge Scott Tidlund Susan Troutman Eric James Turnberg Walsh Wei-Liang Michael Yablun Brian Yeomans Kimberly Zarr Marc Patrick Victoria David Whalen Wilson Wilson Wood THIS LITTLE PIGGY WENT TO THE MARKET!! 80 ' 81 - ’82 CHEERLEADERS Are they smiling at a win? Able to leap Lori in a single bound 82 FRENCH CLUB Under the leadership of Karen Marsian and Frank Fazio, the French Club broke all records for food consumption and can-canning at the festive soiree. The sidewalk cafe raised many francs at Spartanfest while the roulette wheel added a sou or two to the Club coffers. The annual cheese tasting and elegant Christ- mas parties overflowed with an abundance of esprit franqais. Everything has been so suc- cessful that April in Paris may be permanent. 84 Oooh-la la! CHESS CLUB? Left to Right: Freddie Forearms, Dr. Adam Bricker ( Love Boat” medicine man), Fourteen-Karat Joe, Jimmy the Barber (still can’t see). Indigestion Al, Tom Thumbs, Vidal Sassoon (the smooth one of the bunch), Squinty” Malone. Front Row (L to R): Barb Pond, Erin Shaw, Sara Bartley, Cathy Rogers, Dawn Wiezbicki, Beth Gelinas, Andrea Crossman, Michael Schaefer. Middle Row (L to R): Mary Palmer, Flui-Ling Wu, Lisa Farron, Judy Dimauro, Hui-Chu Wu, Raymond Rice, David Ledger, Mark Yablun, Norman Mackinnon, Back Row (L to R): Wei-Liang Wu, Reid Lavallee, Ralph Rinaldi, David Weisse, Richard Brown, Chuck Reddington, Linda Williams, Pam Skroback, Paul Landry. Missing: Martin Parker. 85 HONOR SOCIETY Top Row (L to R): Karen Marsian, Richard Brown, Jeff Smith, Linda Lofgren, Lauri Dobias, Paul Tarsa, Mike Yacavone, Karen Tesini, Leslie Fredette, Karen Simmons, Debbie Christensen. Middle Row (L to R): Linda Williams, Judy Dimauro, Hui-Chu Wu, Sue Bonacker, Danielle Gour, Beth Miller, Hui-Ling Wu, Pat Nichols. Bottom Row (L to R): Commander Bob, Donna Fielding, Laurie Buckingham, Lynn Champagne, Sue Jorey, Spike Shaw, Ray LaPlante, Ed Ford. The sparkling variety show, Spartanum Spectaculum has been traditionally directed by the vice- presidents of Honor Society, and student council. The Honor society is led by Suzanne Jorey, and is packed with bundles of brains. Un- der the direction of Paul Tarsa, the student council has the know-how to lead the student body in any endeavor. Employing these two very talented groups of young peo- ple, the event of the year is sure to be a success. 86 THE MOB RULERS (STUDENT COUNCIL) Top Row (L to R): Tom Leahy, Jim Driscoll, Jim Creighton, Mike Tarsa, Paul Tarsa, Mike Quagliato, Jim Burke. Bottom Row (L to R): Mike Schaefer, Paige Messner, Sue Pond, Amy Harrington, Terri Pooler, Beth Fitzgerald, Matthew Denucci, Matthew Ferri. ELHS reporters piece together the news. Spartan Spectator Staff Feature editors: Leslie Fredette, Suzanne Jorey, Karen Marsian, Mary Palmer, Patty Relihan, Hui-Ling Wu Editorial editors: Bill Shaw, Richard Brown Sports Editors: Ray LaPlante, Jim Creighton Staff Artists: Marcus McLaurin, Sue Nichols Business Manager: Mary O’Neill Associate Editors: Judy Dimauro, Barbara Pond, Hui-Chu Wu Typing Pool: Advisor - Miss Golash. Typists — Cheryl Corish, Maureen Fini, Kathy Fleming, Natalie Hassin, Roshell Huddle- ston, Kelly Kallaugher, Jeanette Mee, Melynda Parker, Bridget Tranghese Staff photographer: Steven Rich Advisor: Mr. Kerson REPORTERS: Patrick Brown, James Burke, Pam Card, Andrea Crossman, Lisa Federici, Chris Godek, Roshell Huddleston, Alicia Hundertmark, Monique Laplante, Barb Loomis, Elizabeth Marsian, Larry Rich, James Sanders, Kyle Smith, Bob Thetreault, Eric Turnberg, David Weisse, Wei-Liang Wu. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES (L to R): Meg McGowan, Mike Scanlopn, Sheila Speight, Tom Van Valkenburg, Donna Murray, Sue Kennedy, Gary Faber, Julie Paris, Mary Palmer, Cindy Allan. The class of ’82 has made fine choices for their home- room representatives this year. The responsible stu- dents guided the cast through rehearsals all the way to cur- tain call with enthusiasm and dedication. They utilized their business skills to pro- mote sales of balloons and candy canes. Senior represen- tatives especially, employed a great deal of persistence and organization to collect ticket money” from the entire cast. The Reps eagerness to put on the best performance possible was evident during X-Blocks, when they congregated to discuss their production plans. Rewarded with tee shirts and mugs, the class of 1982 closed the curtain after a top-notch performance. 87 WE GOT THE MONEY, HONEY!!! Gimme $5.00 on Black Beauty in the Daily Double. For the last time, Donna, my name isn’t George!!! 88 Say Good-Night, Gracie!! CREEPY CREATURES INVADE DRAMA CLUB Back Row (L «o R): Sue Humphrey, Lisa Federici, Bruce Goodwin, Sharon Pooler, Lisa Scarnici, Ron Shurtleff, Julie Hunt, Jill Fopiano. Front Row (L to R): Marcus McLaurin, Sue Nichols, Sue Stark, Bruce Stebbins. It was a dark and dank December Dth. when the lights in Wheeler Auditorium flickered and went out as the audience was transported to an echoing castle in Transylvania where The Creature Creeps”. Audience attention was transfixed by alien vampires, monsters and one figure remarkably similar to the Hunchback of Notre Dame .... alias, (we suppose), other- wise familiar Drama Club members. Shivers and shrieks notwithstanding, Mr. Calabrese’s crew merited applause for their expertise. MODEL CONGRESS Under the congressional cloak of Mr. Pitts, the Model Congress completed a busy legislative year. Mr. Pitts, a natural mediator, guided his fledgling politicians through dozens of controversial votes and speeches. Our support should be given to these stu- dents in training to be future directors of that great show. Government. Back Row (L to R): Mr. Pitts, Richard Brown, Marilyn Kennedy, Dawn Wiezbicki, Mary Palmer, Bob Hunt. Front Row (L to R): Beth Marsian, Linda Federici, Christine Davis, Barbara Pond. MATH TEAM Mr. Burns and his calculating team members added it all together this year and found the perfect equation for success. Front (L to R); Betsy Miller, Judith Dimauro. Suzanne Jorey, Linda Williams, Patti Tarsa. Back (L to R)i Mr. Burns, Paula Tarsa, Wei-Lian Wu, Richard Brown, Peter Rossi, Kevin White, Robert Houser. Cube Root Bausch and Lomb stars Suzanne Jorey as top performer SCIENCE CLUB Sitting (L to R): Hui-Ling Wu. Hui-Chu Wu, Judith Dimauro. Standing (L to R): Wei-Lian Wu. Jim Burke, Barbarba Loomis, Karen Marsian, Christine Davis. THE MEN AND WOMEN OF BIRDLAND Deuling Basses” Inexplicably the ELHS band has completed another year of providing the school with boisterous renditions of some all-time classic music. The year started off with the awesome marching unit taking the field. This bizarre group marched to such popular tunes as Morning Dance and Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. The rest of the year is occupied bv playing in the effervescent concert band. This menagerie includes such momentus players as Doug Hembdt, Cliff Kites. Jeff Mannheim, Betsy Miller, Sue Tesoro, and Jeff Smith all of whom have been honored this year by being included in the annual District Band performance. The highlight of the year for band members is their highly prized Jazz Band. This band has won the Berklee Jazz Competition for an unpresi- dented third year in a row. Some of the euphoric musicians in this group are Greg Crawford. Bill Shaw. Tony Caliento, Cliff Kites. Doug Hembdt and Sue Tesoro. These groups always receive thunderous applause at the close of their performances. Fortunately, sellout crowds are always present to encour- age our wonderfully talented musicians to continue on their trip to stardom. The momentus ELHS Jazz Band CHORUS THE SPARTAN STORE Who are the most necessary and popular people in the school on any given morning? The Prop men and women! They may be found in the Student Store with their leader. Miss Herschuk, dispensing 1 pen- cils for standard tests, paper-backs for the forgotten book report (due at the end of C Block), or a book- cover to help thwart a detention. Top hit of the year . . . cornering the market on hooded Spartan sweatshirts! For an encore. Top Prop, Miss H., is always willing to offer a ride home to the bus-misser or a cookie for gnawing hunger pangs. Mark, the camera is over here! The ELHS Chorus impresses another crowd. The Chorus, under the vocal direction of Mr. Cheney, choraled its way through one of its most melodic years. With effortless grace, they transported listeners from foot-tapping enjoyment to standing ovations of enthusi- asm. Such hits as the Winter Concert and Spartanum deserve longer runs for the enjoyment of a wider audi- ence. 92 SIGMA SIGMA CHI The Sigma Sigma Chi Club, dedicated to serving the school and community, is under the leadership of Mr. Cannone and Mr. Cooley this year. In its initial year, SSC helped out with the blood mobile, the college fair, graduation ceremony, freshmen orienta- tion, and the American Heart Association Telethon. The members are hoping that the group will gain recognition for their accom- plishments and become an important part of our school. L to R: (Top) Sue Kenned y, Suzanne Jorey. Amy Harrington. 2nd row: Karen Marsian, Laura Denucci, Karen Simone. 3rd row: Anne Carroll, Monique LaPlante, Tina LaFleur. 4th row: Gary Lombardo. Tom Van Valkenburg. Paul Griswold. The East Longmeadow Debating Team has done creditably in this year’s competition. The twenty- four member team is selected from all the student body, seniors to freshmen. These courageous peo- ple freely engage in a battle of wits, taking stands on controversial sub- jects and defending their posi- tions with wit, ingenuity and un- flagging spirit. Directed by Mr. McKinney, the debating team of 1982 merits an encore. THE DEBATE TEAM L to R: (front row) Kyle Smith, Mark Yablun. Sue Ann Check, Karen Pond, Barbara Loomis. 2nd row: Barbara Pond, Greg Crawford, Lisa Federici, Linda Federici, Chris Davis, Karen Marsian, Jill Fopiano, Marlene Safford, Lynn Jorey. 3rd row: Raymond Rice, Peter Rossi, Wei-Lian Wu, Richard Brown, John Dunlop, Jim Burke, John Simonich, Andrea Crossman, Kelly Crowe, Karen Gaudette. 93 OFFICERS IN CONTROL . JUNIORS, (L to R) Member at Large-Cathy Gentile, Vice President-Robbin Rybinski, President-Mike Tarsa Missing: Treasurer-Paula Caro- tenuti, Secretary-Linda Rau These ambitious class offi- ciers diligently worked over the school year to avoid in- creases in class dues. In doing so, they engaged in numerous fund-raising activities such as car washes, bake sales, and dances. The senior class suc- cessfully led the ever so popu- lar balloon race as well as a candy cane sale at Christmas time. Although they are the script writers, the officers could not have offered such a fine performance without the help and enthusiasm of their underwriters, Mrs. Wilk and Mr. McKinney. Back row (L to R) Member at Large-Tom Hanna. President-Matt Ferri, Front (L to R) Secretary-Betsy Miller. Vice-President-Beth Neves, Treasurer-Diane Henry. 94 CLASS OFFICERS i ’ f Kf ■ 1 Aw I 1 ' tB ' [a- . Froshl Twitty little demons fresh out of junior high school, scurrying to every class. Their fears, being late for class or being stomped on by an overpower- ing Napoleonic senior. Who will protect them? Who will lead them? BEHOLD! Freshmen class officers! They’ll save the day or die trying to. Go forth young people and conquer!” FRESHMEN Standing (L to R): Stephanie Dalton. Donna Contrino, Michelle Fontana. In tree (L to R): Michael Schaefer, president; Scott Miller. SOPHOMORES Sophs! Sophistication used as a tool. But under it all lurk the dreams of juveniles yearning to attain the status of upperclassmen. Lead by their class officers they, in one year, will grasp reality and finally realize that being a sophomore is like repeating the first grade twice. (L to R): Tom Leahy, president; Kim Carlson, Pamela Card. Danell Trinceri, Johanna Speight. GLEEFUL GUIDANCE AIDES Top Row (L to R): Karlene Stenberg, Cheryl Bassett, Patti Tarsa, Joan Turnberg, Jim Loomer. Middle Row (L to R): Jennifer Dowd, Kim Feathler, Lisa Cirillo, Debbie Dollar, Alisa Trial. Front Row (L to R): Julie Hunt, Kelly Crowe, Vicki Wilson, Marilyn Kennedy, Gina Bavaro. Our ineffable (ask them what it means) As Schools Match Wit team powered its way to three regular season victories under th captaincy of Richard Brown and the advisorship of Mrs. Payn . . . They never missed a French question! The team, composed of starters Jeff Smith, Jim Burke and Hui Lian Wu, crushed Hampshire Regional, humiliated Longmeadow and overwhelmed prestigious Loomis Chaffee Prep to earn berth in the playoffs. Alternate Richard Buckingham and othe members, Linda Federici, Barb Pond, Peter Rossi, Kyle Smith Barbara Loomis, and John Simonich round off this squad of supe scholars. The Guidance Aides at East Longmeadow hold the record for wearing out more shoe soles than any other comparable group of ushers on The Great White Way. They serve as most efficient messengers for our capa- ble Guidance counselors and may be seen, yellow slips in hand, running, running, running . . . Bravo for their performances on the tile-track corridors . . . and reim- bursement for holey soles. Tree men (L to R): Richard Brown, Hui-Lian Wu, Jim Burke. Standing (L to R): Richard Buckingham, Jeff Smith (Tarzan?), Peter Rossi (behind elbow), Kyle Smith, Linda Federici, Barbara Loomis, Barb Pond, John Simonich. THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (WITS TEAM) LIBRARY AIDES Front row (I. to r.): Beth Marsian, Karen Pond, Barbara Loomis, Dawn Gamache, Joanne Ross, Patty Gemme, Laura Impoco, Connie Penman (President), Valerie Perry, Kim Brown, Kristin Lundberg, Roshell Fluddleston, Stewart Johnson, Richard Floughton. Back row (1. to r.): Bridget Tranghese, Nicole Colling, Kelly Candage, Kirsten Lindgren, Lynn Thetreault, Lisa Forbes, Michael Maddaloni, Brett McGowan, Jack DeCaro. Who won the 1968 Tony Award? Where is Tin Pan Alley? What kind of an animal is a baby spot? Once again, Mrs. Lopes has turned out an- other incredible crop of Library Aides. These wonderfully talented people are always under the spots, never missing their cues. Ask them about anything from Broadway to Hollywood and soon you’ll have your answers. OFFICE AIDES Did you ever wonder who those mysterious people roaming the halls of the magnificent E. L. Grand are? Well they’re our trusty office aides. Bringing rolls of film and scripts to all of our im- portant stages. We must give these great per- formers credit as they carried on with the show, though shocked by the retirement of com- mander Bob. Front row (I. to r.)-, Laura Impoco, Debbie Dauler, Jennifer Dowd, Andrea Crossman, Alaena Crossman. Back row (I. to r.): Terri Carlson, Chris Carlson, Alicia Hundertmark, Jeff Bompos, Eric Anderson, Cindy Palmer, Pam Travers. 97 mflTlNEE TODfiY at 3 j ORIGINAL BROADWAY CAST ALBUm ON ItCil RECORDS AND TAPI CHflRGIT: (212) 944-9300 o77.or on • ro 2 ' ) 398-8383 WOflDWfiY’S BEST muSICflLJ STAGE VIEW G.SHY,ANG€L muvn.rubyr ■vTAWYOO... 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CthSTREET THEATRE zze w eeih si 24 s- 024 a WKKKKKMS— Th atr« Olrectory (or dotaiis ■■■■■■ THE INTERNATIONAL MUSKAIE DUKE ELLINGTON’S TOMORROWatS WINNER 7 TONY AW PRESEi TXKLO THE mm Tracy Christopher Adams Adeletti Joel Allan Dawn Pamela Mark David Allard Anderson Andrews Arlen Docia Atkins William Bartley Jacquiine Jill Bertrand Bodnar Joanne Caliento Kimberly Callahan Peter Paula Cannone Carotenuti Christopher Check Karen Carpenter Suzanne Bonacker William Bourgeoise Richard Bradstreet Richard Brown Louis Calabrese Then the dog ate my homework.” 100 Scott Cushman Michael Daponte Richard Davis Maureen Dempsey Laura Denucci Judith Dimauro f Patricia Donlin John Duffy Paul Dunia John Dunlop 101 Rosann Fantone Kathleen Fleming Glenn Gagner Stephen Gemme Michael Gentilella Bruce Goodwin Deborah Fazio Frank Fazio Lisa Federici Lori Fenney Maureen Fini Michael Forrest John Fitzgerald 4T Denise Frazier James Gardner Denise Gregory Elizabeth Nadine Carolyn Garvey Gebo Gelinas Gelinas Gelineau Christopher Gottardi 102 Danielle Gour Lawrence Green Todd Griffith Kimberly Gross! George Herrick Todd Hess Randy Hobbs Tammie Henrich Nancy Guzzo Joseph Holland Kenneth Hall Ellen Hulett Natalie Hassin 7 , y V Diana Hunt Arnold Hurt Diane Johnson Thomas Joseph Kathleen Kaiser Tim Keating Susan Kavanaugh Shaun Kelley Philip King James Killoren Bryant LaLiberte Paul Landry 103 Darren Langford Julie Lane William Lewis Scott Lincoln Beth Majgier Monique Laplante Edward Mann Timothy Latour Erika Lindgren Jeffrey Mannheim Marianne Lawless James Loomer Gregg Lundberg 104 Alan Menard Lora Melbourne Gary Miller Jennifer Morrissette Beth Miller Mary John Susan Murphy Murray Murray David Neves Susan Nichols Timothy Leon ONeill Osborne David Noreen Christopher O’Shaughnessy Karen Palmer Martin Parker Jon Paschetto Ellen Oakes kli 1 Carl Otto Lisa Paquette Melynda Parker 105 Cathleen Penland Christine Rice Lawrence Rich Janet Robert Elizabeth Rogers Michael Rogers Scott Rogers Robert Rollins Judith Rook Claudine Ross John Rybinski Robbin Barbara Rybinski Sando Lisa Scarnici Katherine Santaniello 106 Melissa Schmidt Karen Simone Sharyn Skala Sergio Settembre Pamela Skroback Vincent Settembre Jeffrey Smith Beverly Severin Kenneth Smith Kim Sevigne Kristine Somers Theresa Sheehan Stephen St. John 107 Thomas Valentini Ginny Robert Viens Villeneuve Christine Wadden Matthew Walsh Daniel Warner Susan Watson 108 ADMINISTRATION R. to L.: Mr. Shurtleff, Dr. Porter, Peter Bergeron. Chairman-, Anne Seeley, Edgar Forrest, Mary Driscoll, David Swords. Dr. Porter, Superintendent of Schools Mr. Shurtleff, Assistant Superintendent 110 Mr. Cokkinias and Mr. Hamel, Assistant Principals Many thanks to the school Committee for their adroit handling of the potentially stressful situation pre- sented by Proposition 2V2. Although a loss was expected, the ef- fects of this legisla- tion were minimal. Our system was not greatly altered, nor did the students feel any deprivation. THE PEOPLE WHO GUIDE US ■■ - ■ ■ ■ y. ; w «J l .. '  4Jv.WV Librarians: Romaine Kielar. (staff), Lois Lopes, head librarian, Louise House (staff) PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENE Head Nurse, Beverly Donovan Secretaries: Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Livingstone, Mrs. Munzert 112 HOUSEKEEPERS Larry Bennet Picnic lunches to go. L. to R.: Ceil Vommaka, Norma Herrick L. to R.: Florence Miroindi, Jean Guillmett L. to R.; Jean Guillmett, Ceil Vommaka 113 A r ' THE PLAYWRIGHTS (scene: 7 Before the a on the roof,) WATCHMA] Throughout o On the roof The pageant And in their The Tini g o Summc And ’1 ' That Bciii mcssc iu r .. ] T I ... ■ C nd 1 . L i Si n (L to R): Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Troutmsn, Mrs. Yetwin, Mr. Simonds, Mr. Kerson, Mr. Grocott, Mr. Csisbrese, Mr. Mazzariello, Mr. McKinney, Missing: Miss Sessler j[ TOV ou StrOi O 1 hope pose is a i a i s. . t tossed on this restless I r? 1 VVh ' d : ’ Ached, by no dreams visited, hh-s ;aine- ; sleep but at my pi ' hj v rear Thai « ps hc:c foreign CRITICS nd when 1 start P o i a a tm; v diL ‘O (L to R): Mrs. Tibbetts, Mrs. Payne. Mrs. Fleming. Miss Mele, Mrs. Manville, Mr. Dowling, Miss Fay ACCOUNTING 1 Standing: Mr. Dutille. Sitting (1 to r): Mr. Courtney, Mr. Porowski, Mrs. Rossiter, Mr. Mann. Mr. Burns. Missing: Mr. Hamel. Mrs. Wilk. Mrs McTaggert. SCIENTIFIC DIRECTORS wuesi um Standing (I to r): Mr. Troutman. Miss Czajkowski, Mr. Brownlee. Mr. Elgart, Mr. Sullivan. Sitting (I to r): Mrs. Goldie. Mr. Carey. Missing: Mr. Dale. ARCHIVISTS Standing (I to r): Mr. Marden, Mr. Lech, Mr. Pitts, Sitting (I to r): Mr. Vickers, Mr. Roan. Missing: Mr. Arra, Mr. Sarazin. BUDGET DIRECTORS (I to r): Mr. Cooley, Miss Golash. Missing: Mr. St. Germain, Miss Herschuk, Mrs. Redler. 116 DESIGN DEPARTMENT OF TECHNOLOGY Left to right: Mr. Bernatowicz, Mr. Burtt, Mr. Casartello, Mr. Dacri. Sitting: Mr. Gauthier, chairman. SPECIAL EDUCATION (I to r): Mrs. Moore, Mr. Donovan, Mrs. Ulich, Mrs. Picard. HOME ECONOMICS DRIVER EDUCATION Oven Fried Chicken Mr. Simonds For a busy day, just put the chicken in the oven, it comes out crisp and tender. 1 2 cup flour or fine dry bread crumbs 2 teaspoons salt 1 teaspoon paprika 1 4 teaspoon pepper 1 (2 Vi to 3 Vi-pound) fryer, cut up Mazola corn oil, for brushing 1 seasoning. Brush ith crumb or flour allow baking pan; ide down. Bake in Turn chicken and er. inely crushed po- or crumbs. Adjust Mrs. Edoff 118 ' LET’S GET PHYSICAL! HUM A LITTLE TUNE Mr. Cheney, Vocal Music Mr. Turner, Instrumental Music 119 ' C ' P nyhr ' C! 1960 i. 1961 ! v Alan Joy Lerner and Frederick Lcewe FOREIGN FACES ELHS has an international flavor to its student Peter Jansson body this year. Four Cambodians Phal Tuy, Thinh Lieu, Thanh Lieu, Kheang Tuy, living with the Pomer- oys of Hampden Road, bring an Asian influence to their classes, which include the basics of English and math and the rigors of gym. Peter Jansson, an ex- change student staying with the LaPlantes, adds a taste of Europe and his native Sweden to the Cham- pion Soccer Team and to the rest of his activities and studies. Rei Tanaka of Japan came to ELHS to learn English and to experience the American atmo- sphere and at the same time she offers an Oriental touch to her classes. Phal Tuy Rei Tanaka Kheang Tuy Thinh Lieu 120 Cynthia Allan Carl Antaya Alan Bailey Richard Benoit Eleanor Blance Joel Barron Frank Basile Brenda Bauss i 123 Mary Bradley Kevin Braconnier Linda Bostwick Jeffrey Bradway Cindy Breton James Brown Wendy Belanger Steven Brown Laurie Buckingham Michelle Buckley % Kris Buffington Angela Calabrese Anthony Caliento Eileen Carpenter John Carney Ann Carroll Michele Chapdelaine Lynn Champagne John Colkas Jay Colvin Christopher Connor 127 David Cordone Gregory Crawford William Crawford Vincent Cuoco Christine Davis Donald Crowley 128 Kenneth Deshais Lisa Deyo Lauri Dobias 129 Judith Driscoll Joanne Dumala Christine Douglas Sharon Egan James Emerson Gary Faber Linda Federici I Donna Fielding Kristine Fleming J 1 131 Amy Harrington Deborah Hawkins Alan Hedin Paul Griswold Thomas Hanna Mark Haraty 134 Douglas Hembdt Diane Henry Margaret Hilton Tonya Hollis Mary Hood Ralph Hood Melissa House Anne Moves Lisa Hughes Robert Hunt Kathryn Hunter Alan Huntley 136 Vv. 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Peter Janson Eugene Jensen Suzanne Jorey Lynn Joseph Cathryn Judd Kelly Kallaugher 137 Clifford Kites Tracy Knight Michael Kozec 138 James Kelleher James Keller Susan Kennedy Raymond Laplante Gina Laude Richard Lavallee 139 James Lawless Linda Lofgren Gary Lombardo ' Y I 10.00 5:00 3.00 found by Vecemhcr Ui ' buy yours before ★no f nfier 14 Julie Lopardo Joseph Lupi Lindsey MacFarlane James MacNamara Cheryl MacNeil Christopher Magee Kim Makowiec Michael Mallett Karen Marcoux Karen Marsian Elisabeth Martin Catherine Mascaro Deborah Matthews Linda Maxwell Gregory McCollum Dale Messner Alaina Miller Elizabeth Miller Shawn Minahan Gina Monzillo Susan Morgan Teacher Skip Dayl That’ll really freak ’em outll 146 Robert Niemiec Daniel Noel Deborah Noel Thomas O’Brien Mary O’Connor Maryanne O Leary L tsScTaa Laurel Page James Pallotta Mary Palmer Perry Pappelardo 147 d Julie Paris David Pauly Rhonda Pelletier Constance Penman Debora Petronino Theresa Pooler Brian Potter Michael Quagliato k . . Catherine Rosazza Lynn Ross Laura Ryan Cheryl Severin Jay Seyler Jeffry Shank David Smile Gregory Smith Paul Smith 153 Susan Tesoro Carol Tetreault Lisa Theberge 155 Brian Tidlund Richard Tomaino Lea Tonon Lori Tourville Scott Troutman Thomas VanValkenburg Dawn Wiezbicki Katherine Villamino Kathleen Walsh Mark Weiner SPARTANFEST ’81 a=w- Oync H I The quicker picker upper. Munch out! From bubbles to roulette wheels Spartanfest provided tremendous enjoyment for all. Twenty clubs and teams participated in this world- renowned event. In the ma- jor bout of the day, Wei-Lang Wu gulped his way to victory through the glob and mess of cherry and blue- berry pie. Many young’uns as well as old folks had their , faces painted-courtesy of the girls swim team. There were countless games to challenge everyones’ skills, such as the football toss by Student Council, balloon throw by the tennis team, bubble-blowing and golf by yearbook, ring toss by the freshmen, and a bean-bag toss by the Soccer Champs. No carnival would be com- plete without abundant and various foods. Full stom- achs were in order-compliments of the ham and cheese sandwich of the French Club Cafe, the fried dough of Cross Country, the popcorn and cotton candy from the Sophomore Class, and the candy of the junior high munchkins. All in all, it was a whooping success that will surely become a Spartan tradition. ALLAN, CINDY . . . Band I Homeroom Rep. 4. ANTAYA, CARL . . Soccer 1.2, BAILEY, ALAN . BAILEY, MARY , . . Will and Prophecy 4i Candy Cane Sal e 4. BALUKONIS. JOHN . . BAMPOS, JEFFREY . . Office Aide 3.4. Spartanum 3,4. BARRON. JOEL . . BASILE, FRANK . . French Club 1.2, Latin Club 3,4 Will and Prophecy 4; Track 3,4 BENOIT. RICHARD . . Baseball 1, 2.3,4, Football I; Basketball 1,2,3. BLAIS, LYNN . . . BLANCE, ELEANOR . . . Field Hockey 1.2. 3.4, French Club 1, 2, 3,4, Newspaper 3, Yearbook 4. BOSTWICK, LINDA . . . BRACONNIER, KEVIN , . . Baseball 1.2, Football I, Wrestling 1,2,3. BRADLEY, MARY . . , Yearbook 3.4 (Treasurer), French Club 1,2, 3,4, Will and Prophecy 4, Candy Cane Sale 4, Field Hockey 2. BRADWAY. JEFFREY . . . Soccer I, Bas- ketball I, Baseball 1,2. BRETON. CINDY . . . Band 1.2.3, Span- ish Club 3, Yearbook 4, Ballon Sale 4, Candy Cane Sale 4, Will and Prophecy 4. BROWN. JAMES . . . BROWN, STEVEN ... Football 1.2.3, French Club 1.2, Band l,2,3,4. BUCKINGHAM, LAURIE ... Spanish Club 1,2,3, Honor Society 4. BUCKLEY, MICHELLE . . . French Club 1.2.3.4, Office Aide 2, Balloon Sale 4, Candy Cane Sale 4, Will and Prophecy 4. BUFFINGTON. KRIS ... Cheerleader 1.2.3.4, Spartanum 2,3,4. CALABRESE ANGELA ... Will and Prophecy 4. CALIENTO, ANTHONY . . . Football 1,2,3, Wrestling I, LaCrosse I, Spar- tanum l,2,3,4. Band 1,2, 3,4, Stage Band 1.2.3.4, CANDAGE, KELLI . . . Library Aid 1.2. 3.4, Diving 1,2,3, Synchro Swim Club 1,2, 3,4, Will and Prophecy 4, Ballon Sale 4. CARNEY, JOHN . . . Baseball l.2.3,4. Diving 1,2, yearbook 3,4, NVRA 3,4, Football I. CARPENTER. EILEEN ... Will and Prophecy 4. CARROLL, ANNE . . . Field Hockey 1,2, Soccer 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Softball Curtain Call 1.2. 3.4, Student Council (Treasurer) 2, Latin Club 3, Sigma 3,4, Will and Proph- ecy 4, Office Aide I, Guidance Aide 3. CHAMPAGNE. LYNN . . . Honor Soci- ety 3,4, French Club 1,2, 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Will and Prophecy 4, Balloon Sale 4, Candy Cane Sale 4, Spartanum 3.4, CHAPDELAINE, MICHELE . . French Club 3, Softball 3, Spartanum 4. CHRISTIANSEN. DEBBIE . . French Club 1,2,3, Honor Society 3,4, Yearbook 4, Will and Prophecy 4, Guidance Aide 3. CLARKE, CATHERINE . . CLOONAN, JOHN . . Baseball 1,2, Football I, Basketball 1,2,3. COLKOS, JOHN . . . Baseball 1,4. COLVIN. JEWEL , . Football I, Swim- ming 1,2, Wrestling 3,4. CONNOR. CHRISTOPHER . . . CORDONE, DAVID . . Soccer l,2,3.4. Diving 1,2, 3,4, Tennis 2, Juggaleers 1,2,3, Student Council I. CRAWFORD, GREG . . . CRAWFORD. WILLIAM . . Hockey 1. 2. 3.4, Soccer I, Cross-Country 3.4, Baseball I, Track 2.3,4, Sigma 3, Year- book 4, NVRA 4. CROWLEY. DONALD . . . CUOCO, VINCENT . . . Hockey 1,2,3. DAVIS, CHRIS . DE ANGELO. ROBERT . . Track 3,4. DEMPSEY, DONALD . . . Swimming 1,2. DENNO, GREG . . . Baseball l,2.3.4. Bas- ketball 2, Will and Prophecy 4, Hockey 3. DESHAIS, KEN ... DEYO, LISA . . . DOBIAS, LAURI . . . Field Hockey l,2,3,4 (Captain), Basketball 1,2, 3,4 (Captain), Track 1,2, 3,4 (Captain), N.V.R.A. 3,4, Yearbook 3,4 (Editor), Class Officer 1,2 (Vice-President), Honor Society 4, French Club 1, Spanish Club 2,3, Prom Committee 4, Will and Prophecy 4, Tu- tor 4, Spartanum 4, Guidance Aide 2, Candy Cane Sale 4. DRISCOLL. JUDY . . . Basketball 3, Gymnastics I, Field Hockey l,2,3,4. Softball 1,2, 3.4, Will and Prophecy 4. DUMALA, JOANNE . . . Will and Prophecy 4, Ballon Sale 4, French Club 1,2, Prom Committe 4. EGAN, AMY . . . Cheerleading 1,2,3,4, Office Aide 2, Library Aide I, Spar- tanum 2,3,4. EGAN. SHARON . EMERSON. JIM . . Wrestling 3, Latin Club 1.2. FABER, GARY . . . French Club 1,3,4, Basketball I, Track 2, Homeroom Rep. 4. FEINBERG, SANDI . . . Cheerleading 1.2.4, Will and Prophecy 4, Prom Com- mittee 4, Office Aide I, Guidance Aide I, Library Aide I. FENNEY, SHEILA . . FERRI, MATTHEW . . . Drama Club 1.2. 3.4, Student Council 3,4, Class Offi- cer 3,4 (President), Yearbook 3,4, Stu- dent Advisory Committee 4, Telecom- munications 3,4, NVRA 3,4, Wrestling 1,2, 3,4, Track 2, Spartanum 1, 2, 3,4, Gov- ernor for a Day 3,. FIELDING. DONNA . Yearbook 3,4 (Business Manager), Honor Society 3,4, French Club l,2,3.4. Will and Prophecy 4, Spartanum 3,4, Office Aide 4. FILLION, RICH . Basketball I. FLEMING, KRISTINE . Spanish Club 1.2.3, Guidance Aide 3, Will and Proph- ecy 4, Carnation Sale 4. FONTANA, JANET . . . Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4 (Capt.), Yearbook 4, Spartanum 2.3, French Club l.2.3,4, NVRA 4, Guid- ance Aide 3, Newspaper 2, Will and Prophecy 4, Tutor 2, Prom Committee 4. FORD, EDWARD . . . Band 1,2, Baseball 1.2, Swimming 2,3,4, (Captain) Football 3.4, Honor Society 4, Debate Team I. FOUNTAIN, KELLY . . . FREDETTE, LESLIE . . Tennis 1.2.3, French Club 1,2, 3,4 (Treasurer), Honor Society 3,4, Newspaper 2,3,4 (Editor), Spartanum 3, Tutor 4. GELINAS, PETER . . . Swim Team 1.2.3, French Club 2. GELINEAU. ELLEN . . . Band I. GLISTA, LIZ . . . French Club l,2.3,4. Lab Aide 3,4, Latin Club 1,2, 3,4, Honor Soci- ety 3,4, Spartanum 3. GODEK. JEFF . . . Football l.2,3.4. Sigma Sigma Chi 2,3,4, Latin Club 1,2. GOGUEN, DARREN . . . Soccer l,2.3.4. Wrestling 2,3,4, Baseball I, Track4. GOUR, KRISTINA . . . Field Hockey 1.2. 3.4, Student Council 2, Spartanum 2.3.4, Drama Club 2,3,4, Library Aide I, Yearbook 4, Band 2,3,4. GRISWOLD. PAUL Baseball 2,3,4, Sigma 4. GROSSI, KIM . . . Music 2,3, Spartanum 2.3. HANNA. TOM . . . Hockey l,2,3,4 (Cap- tain), Soccer l,2,3,4 (Captain), Class Officer 2,3,4 (Member at Large), Year- book 3.4, NVRA 3.4. HARATY, MARK . . Football I. HARRINGTON. AMY Student Council 4 (Vice President); Sigma 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Year- book 3,4 (Head of ads); French Club 1,2, 3,4; Math League 3-, Spartanum 2,3,4 (Student Director); Guidance Aide 3. HAWKINS, DEBBIE . . . Softball 1,3; French Club 1,2; Will and Prophecy 4. HEDIN, AL . . . Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3. HEMBDT, DOUGLAS . . . Yearbook 3,4 (Editor); Band 1,2, 3,4; Spartanum 1,2, 3,4 (Student Conductor); Jazz Band 1,2, 3,4; NVRA 3,4; French Club 3; Baseball 1,2. HENRY, DIANE . . . Basketball I; Soccer 2; Track l,2,3,4 (Capatain 3,4); Treasur- er 4. HOLLIS, TONYA . . . Cheerleading 2; Guidance Aide 3; Newspaper 3; French Club 1,2,3,4. HOOD, MARYROSE . . . HOUSE, MELISSA . . . Yearbook 4; Will and Prophecy 4. HOVES, ANNE . . . French Club l,2,3,4. HUNT, ROBERT . . . Math Team 1,2,3; Library Aide 1,2,3; Office Aide 1,2, 3,4; School Supplies 1,2, 3,4-, Swimming 1,2,3; Tennis 2,3,4; Soccer I; Model Congress 4; Business Yearbook 3,4 (Sales Man- ager); Honor Society 4; Spartanum 4; French Club 1,2, 3,4. HUNTER, KATHRYN . . Field Hockey 1,2; Office Aide 2,3; Library Aide I; Class Officer 3 (Treasurer); Spartanum 2,3,4; Guidance Aide 3; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Will and Prophecy 4; Ballon Sale 4. HUNTLEY, ALAN . . . Library Aide I-, Band l,2,3,4. JANSSON, PETER . . . Soccer 4; Ex- change Student 4. JENSEN. EUGENE . . JOREY, SUZANNE . . . Debate Team I; As Schools Match Wits 2,3. French Club 1.2, 3,4; Sigma Club 3,4; Honor Soci- ety 3,4 (President 4); Newspaper 2,3,4 (Editor); Math Olympiad 2,3,4; Math Team 4. JOSEPH. LYNN . . . French Club I.2.3.4; Softball 2; Guidence Aide 3; Will and Prophecy 4. JUDD. CATHI . , . Chorus 1,3,4; Spar- tanum 1,2, 3,4; Cherleader 3,4-, Synchro Swimming 1.2; Ballon Sale 4. KALLAUGHER. KELLY . . . Spartanum 2. KELLEHER, JIM . . . Baseball I; Football I. KELLER, JIM ... KENNEDY. SUSAN . . . Soccer 1,2,4; Basketball l,2,3.4; Track l,2.3,4; Guid- ance Aide 3; Ballon Sale 4; Sigma 2,3,4; Homeroom Rep, 4; Candy Cane Sale 4. KITES, CLIFFORD . . Band I.2.3.4; Jazz Band 3,4. Spartanum 3,4 Curtain Call KOZEC, MICHAEL . . . Soccer l,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2. LA BONTE, LYNN . . . Spanish Club 1,2. LA FLEUR. TINA . . . Sigma 2,3,4; Will and Prophecy 4; Yearbook 4; Balloon Sale 4. LAPLANTE, RAYMOND . . . Football l,2,3,4; Swimming 1,2, 3,4 (Co-Captain) Honor Society 3,4 (Treasurer); Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4 (Sports Editor); Lab Aide 2.3. LAUDE, GINA . . . Band I.2.3.4. LAVALLEE, RICHARD . . . Baseball I, Wrestling 2,3,4; LAWLESS, JAMES . . . Football I; Bas- ketball I. LOFGREN, LINDA . . . Honor Society 3,4; Track 1,2; Guidance Aide 3. LOMBARDO. GARY . . . Football I.2.3.4 (Co-Capt.); Lacrosse 1,2,3; Track 4; Band 1,2; Spartanum 1.2; French Club 3,4; Sigma Sigma Chi 4; Will and Proph- ecy 4. LOPARDO, JULIE . . . LUPI, JOSEPH . . . MACFARLANE, LINSEY . . . MACNAMARA, JAMES . . . MACNEIL, CHERYL . . . French Club 1,2,3. MAGEE. CHRISTOPHER ... Football l,2.3.4. MAKOWIEC, KIM ... French Club 1,2, 3,4; Spartanum 4. MALLETT, MICHAEL . . . French Club I. MARCOUT, KAREN . . Spanish Club I; Spartanum 3. MARSIAN, KAREN . . . French Club 1,2, 3,4; Newspaper 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 4; Sigma 3,4; Honor Society 4; Debate Team 1.2, 3,4 (Captain). MARTIN, ELISABETH . . . Field Hockey 1,2; French Club I. MASCARO, CATHIE . . . Gymnastics 1,2; French Club I; Office Aide 2. MATTHEWS. DEBI ... Gymnastics 1,2, 3,4; Balloon Sale 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Guidance Aide 3; Will and Prophecy 4. MAXWELL. LINDA . . . Swimming 1,2; Library Aide I-, Synchro 1,2; Balloon Sale 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Spartanum I. MCCOLLUM. GREGORY . . Football 1,4; Wrestling 3,4(Captain). MCFADDEN, BONNIE: . . . Synchro 1,2, 3,4; Tennis 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Track 3; Drama Club I; District Chorus. 3. MCNAIR, JOHN . . MEE, JEANETT . MEGOWAN, MEG . . . Swimming I, Track 1.2; Library Aide I; Homeroom Rep. 4; French Club 3,4; Will and Proph- ecy 4; Prom Committee 4. MCGUILL, JULI . . Field Hockey 1,2, 3,4; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Synchro 1,2; Balloon Sale 4; Cho- rus l,2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Track 2. f MCLAURIN, MARCUS . . . Newspaper 2,3,4; Football I; Track 2,3; Drama Club | 3,4; Spartanum 3. MESSNER, DALE . . . Student Council 1,2,3; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Swim Team I; j Newspaper 3; Spartanum 3,4; Will and Prophecy 4; Balloon Sale 4-, Candy Cane Sale 4. MEYRICK, THOMAS . . . Spanish Club 2.3; MILLER. ALAINA . . . Field Hockey I.2.3.4; Softball 2,3,4; Basketball I. MILLER. ELIZABETH . . . Band l.2.3,4, Spartanum 2,3,4; Track 1,2; SAC 4; Stu- dent Government 3,4 (Secretary); De- bate Team I; Math Team 4. MINAHAN, SHAWN . MONZILLO. GINA . . . Guidance Aide 3; Cheerleader 2,3; French Club 1,2,3. MORGAN, SUE ... MORIN, GREG . . . Newspaper 2,3. MORRISINO, PAUL . . . Lacrosse 1,2,4; Football I. MURRAY, DONNA . . . Basketball I, Soccer 2,3,4 (Captain); Track 1,2; Homeroom rep. 4. NEVES. BETH . . . Softball I; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Track 2; Soccer 2,3; Boys’ Soccer 4 (Manager); Class Officer 3,4 | (Vice President); Year Book 3,4: NVRA | 3.4; Will and Prophecy 4. NICHOLS, PATRICIA . . . Spartanum 2,3; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 4-, Field Hockey 1,2, 3,4; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club 4-, Synchro Swim (Manager); Newspaper 3.4; NIEMEC, BOB Wrestling 2.3.4; Job Workshop 4; Office Aide 3. j NOEL, DANIEL . . Soccer 1,2; Will and j Prophecy 4. 1 NOEL. DEBORAH Softball 4; Soccer | 1,2; Will and Prophecy 4; Prom Commit- tee 4. O’BRIEN, TOM . . Soccer 1, 2,3,4; Hockey 4-, Lacrosse 1,2. O’CONNOR. MARY . . . Library Aide I. O’LEARY. MARYANNE . . Will and Prophecy 4. O’NEILL, MARY . . Swimming 1.2,3; Synchro 1,2; French Club 1,2.3; Newspa- per 2,3,4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Balloon Sale 4; Will and Prophecy 4; PAGE, LAUREL . Field Hockey 1.2; Gymnastics 1,3; Yearbook 3,4; Spar- ; 162 Curtain Call tanum 4 Library Aide l.2i Spanish Club I, NVRA 3.4. PAGE. RALPH . . . Basketball I, Year- book 4. PALLOTTA. JIM ... Debating l.2 Lab Aide 2,it Newspaper Latin Club 3.4j Baseball l.2 Wrestling li Mass Olympi- ad 1.2; Will and Prophecy 4. PALMER. MARY . . . Basketball 1.3; Track 2.3.4; French Club 1.2. 3.4; Latin Club 1.2, 3.4; Model Congress 4; News- paper 3,4 (Editor); Science Club 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Balloon Sale 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Lab Aide 4. PAPPELARDO. PERRY . . . PARIS, JULIE . . . Yearbook 3,4; French Club l,2,3,4; Will and Prophecy 4; Of- fice Aide 4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Balloon Sale 4; Field Hockey 1,2, 3,4; Track I.2.3.4; Candy Cane Sale 4. PAULY. DAVID: . . . Soccer I. PENMAN. CONSTANCE . . . Spanish Club I; Library Aide l,2,3,4 (President); Office Aide 4; Guidance Aide 2,3; Make-up Committee 4; Teacher’s Ass. of America 4. PETRONIRO, DINO . . . PETRONINO. DEBORA . . . Softball 4; Will and Prophecy 4. POTTER. BRIAN . . . QUAGLIATO, MICHAEL . . . Soccer l,2,3,4; Backgammon Club 3; Student Council 4; Yearbook 4. QUINN. THERESE . . . Yearbook (Edi- tor) 3.4; NVRA 3,4; Softball 1.2, Field Hockey 2.3, Balloon Sale 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Math Olympiad 3, News- paper, Tutor 2, Spartanum 3.4, Boys’ Soccer (Score Keeper) 3,4. RAIMER. LAURIE . . RELIHAN. PATRICIA . . . Library Aide I, French Club 1,2, 3,4; Spartan Spectator 3,4; (Feature Editor), Drama 2,3,4 (Pro- ducer). RICCI. JEANNE . . . RICH, JENNIFER . . . French Club 1.2,3; Tennis Team 1,2,3; Basketball I. ROBLINSKl. MICHAEL . . . Swim Team 2,3; Lunch Monitor 3. ROBBINS, LISA ... Track 1.2, Swim- ming 1, Student Council 2,3, Newspaper 3; Cheerleading 2. ROSAZZA, KATHERINE . . . Swimming I; Track 1,2,3; Newspaper 3, Balloon Sale 4; Will and Prophecy 4; Prom Commit- tee 4; Spartanum 3.4, Play 4, Candy Cane Sale 4. ROSS. LYNN . . . RYAN. LAURA . . . French Club I.2.3.4; SAFFORD, CHRIS . . . Library Aide I, Guidance Aide 3. SAFFORD, KATHY . . . Guidance Aide 3. SAMSON, DEBORAH . . . Spanish Club I; Field Hockey I, Library Aide 1,2; Of- fice Aide 2; Balloon Sale 4, Future Teachers’ Club 4. SAULNIER, THOMAS . . . French Club 1,2; Backgammon Club 1,2,3, Yearbook 4; Will and Prophecy 4, Carnival 4. SCANLON, MICHAEL . . . Homeroom Rep. 4; Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Hockey 1,2, 3.4, NVRA 3.4, Yearbook 3,4. SCHAEFER. RICHARD . Track 2,3,4. SCHEUMANN, TED SCULLY, CAROL . . . SEARS, KAREN . . . Field Hockey 1.2, Basketball I, Softball 2, Latin Club 3, French Club 1,2,3, Newspaper 3. SEVERIN, CHERYL . . . Softball 2, Field Hockey I, Basketball I. SEYLER, JAY . . . Basketball I, Soccer I, Track 2,3,4, Yearbook 3,4 (Editor), NVRA 3.4. SHANK. JEFFRY . . . Tennis 2. SIMMONS, KAREN . . . French Club 1,2, 3,4; Honor Society 4, Will and Prophecy 4, Yearbook 4. SMALL. JOANNE . . . Balloon Sale 4, Will and Prophecy 4. SMILE, DAVID . . . Spartanum I, Stage Band 1,2. : SMITH, GREG . . . Wrestling 2,3. SMITH, PAUL . . . Hoops I. SONGINI, LAURIE . . . SPEIGHT. SHEILA . . Spanish Club I, Softball 1,2,4; Diving 2; Homeroom Rep. 4. SPENCER. COREE . . . Soccer 1.2, Field Hockey 3, Basketball 1,2, Track 1,2, 3.4, French Club 4. STACK, HARLEY . . . Swimming I. STARSIAK, DONALD . . STEVENS. ARTHUR . . . Soccer 1.2, Hockey 2,3,4; LaCrosse 1,2,4; Spar- tanum 1,2; SULLIVAN. PAUL . . . NVRA 3,4, Soccer 1,2, 3,4 (captain); basketball 1,2, 3,4 (cap- tain, Golf 2,3,4; Spartanum 3,4, French Club l,2.3.4; Yearbook 3,4. SYRETT. CAROL . . . Spanish Club I, Of- fice Aide 3. TARSA, PAUL . . . Student council 1,2,4 (president); Class officer 1,2 (presi- dent); NVRA 3,4; Hockey 2,3,4, Soccer 1,2, 3,4; Tennis l,2,3,4. Math team 2,3,4; SAC 3; Spartanum 1,2, 3,4; As Schools Match Wits 1,2, Yearbook 3,4 (Editor), French Club l,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4. TESINI, KAREN . . . Honor society 4. TESORO. SUE . . TETREAULT. CAROL . . Tennis l,2,3,4; French club 1,2; Guidance Aide 3; Li- brary Aide I. THEBERGE, LISA . TOMAINO. RICK . . Football I. TONON, LEA . Guidance Aide 3, Of- fice Aide 2, Balloon Sale 4, Will 6 Pro- hecy 4. TROUTMAN. SCOTT . . . French club 3. VANVALKENBURG, THOMAS . . . Football 1,2, 3,4; French club 3,4, Sigma 4; Class representative 4, Lacrosse I.2.3.4. VILLAMAINO, KATHY . . . Off ic Aide I. WALSH. KATHY . . Tennis l.2.3,4. Swimming 2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3, Spar- tanum 3. WEINER. MARK A. . . . French club 1,2, 3,4; Spanish club 3.4, Yearbook 4 (photogragher); NVRA 4, Track 2,3,4; Office aide 1,2; Spartanum 3; Balloon sale 4. WIEZBICKI. DAWN . . . French club 1,2,3; Latin club 4, Library aide 1,2, Guidance aide 3, Model Congress 4. WIEZBICKI. KATHY . . . Student Coun- cil l.2,3,4 (treasurer). Swimming l,2,3,4 (captain); Tennis 3,4; Track 2, French Club 1, 2, 3,4; J.V. Cheerleader 2; W.M.D.S.C. 3 (subdelegate), 4 (secre- tary), NVRA 3,4; Yearbook 3,4, News- paper 2; Spartanum 1,2, 3,4. WILLIAMS. TODD . . . Wrestling 1,2,3. WRIGHT. KIM . . . Cheerleading 2, Of- fice Aide 3. WU, HUI-LING . . . Spartan Spectator 2,3,4 (Editor); Honor Society 3,4, Span- ish Club 1,2, 3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4; Office Aide 2; Guidance Aide 3, Library Aide 3; Science Club 3,4; Math League 2,3, Math Olympiad 2. YACOVONE. MICHAEL . . . Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4 (Co-Captain), Honor Society 3,4, YARGEAU. DOUGLAS . . . Wrestling l,2,3,4; Baseball I. YEOMANS. KENNETH . . . Wrestling 2,3. ZYCH, MONYA . . . Drama Club I, Field Hockey I, Guidance Aide 3. nooi rounaup T ilk sparks Spartans soccer triumph By LARRY SILBER UnioQ Staff remaining, Jones made the save by hand and set up a Bruce Moyers’ penalty shot which caromed off the left goalpost. Less than two later, left wing Paul S’ ’ the ball inside te ■•ontrol Wilk ' otch y-‘ h featured s overru’ le ft® oV e ' .. e ' t ' a le . ugho 4, acct ad. aly the q ig goalie that of ful h Pokorney frustrated, vn out of ,e!t V pos 3 vO 5- cO ' .e® )ug Wilk headed in goals with and 1:05 remaining to rally East pneadow High School past Min- aug Regional of Wilbraham, 3-2, pivotal Smith Division boys soc- shootout Wednesday, le victory kept East Longmea on top of the Smith ranks - [innechaug’s 6-3-1 sta ’ truly fought for V irtN ' Longmeadow High School ' s varsity soccer team earr 01 A. esday by clipping Classical 5-2 in the Division I quarter Springfield Saturday 2-1 in the semifinals. The team .. -rsa Sergi.Se«.n.br., Paul Sullivan, Peter Jansen ’ ' ' ae ' ‘ „AO ' X xC« e ' e® ■ ' Av X V ' ' c, E. Tom Hanna, Mike Scanlon, Bruce Moyers,| ,jiO Mike LeClair. Photo by Steven ' s Photography. .x’CP e  - „e . ..v. Aas ' O . e ' ' VP A- 0 v ° Ase : S gaV sv sba ' ' ' ,.’rt v . vJi uc y.a’i . eco’ eS ' ” ' • 10W rtV ' ' ■ ' fa co de a two-goal third period to idition, 3-2, and capture its first assachusetts Division I boys soc ip Saturday before more ♦ ' awam High School. Senior striker Darren Gogu ' lals, matching his regular-f fsetting Manny Goncalves’ idlow. The deciding goal jul Sullivan’s swift kick iss from the right side ird period. i “I think these guys )g role,” Ea« ’ ave,« ri| indirect kick was deflected by Manny Goncalves into the right corner while O’Brien was follow- ing the orginal path of the ball. After exchanging eight shots each in the first period, EL and Ludlow calmed down with a scoreless second quarter. The best chances were when Vital’s head-ball off a Papuga throw-in went just wide left two minutes in, when Ludlow ' Albert DeMatos broke up a breakaway ' left and when Wilk’s sharp shot ' t m ' ”Mck Sergio Dias eight it takes to win titles. Senior goalie Tom O’Brien made seven of his the final period, including a rejection shot from the left flanks W ' ' ' s«rFred Dias with 3:09 ®occer West if 3] of tti ' (overtime psei - game - f)« 3ver West second ' fj s( anning the vision A. and ne g announced F of the Ted ■ yConferenij ! m Hanna Longmeadow Mike Scanlon East Longmeadow l-Western Mass, boys soccer Doug Wilk East Longmeadow Bruce Moyers East Longmeadow WM DIVISIOJN 1 BOYS ' ast Longmeadow tops Ludlow, 3-2, to secure title By LARRY SILBER Republican Staff AGAWAM — East Longmeadow High School ship express courtesy of many conductors. They matched Ludlow’s firepower (26 shots each), coped with the Lions’ speed and displayed the kind of passing, big kicking and defensive game ing a Greg Kolodziey corner kick which set up Tony Papuga’s scoring opportunity. The proud Lions went ahead with one second to go in the period when Chris Kolodziey’s El 2 6 3 4 I 2 I 1 I 6 3 8 5 6 5 8 5 2 3 72 EL 32 15 16 32 19 21 17 15 35 22 18 242 SPORTS ' Boys ' Soccer Amherst Agawam Holyoke Chicopee Comp. West Springfield Ludlow Classical South Hadley Cathedral Technical Minnechaug Northampton Putnam Longmeadow Chicopee Westfield Classical West Springfield Ludlow TOTAL 16-3-0 OPP. 3 2 2 I 4 1 3 0 2 0 2 2 2 0 0 2 2 1 2 31 Gymnastics EL OPP. 70 Gateway 65 66 Hampshire Regional 73 72 Agawam 69 79 Easthampton 72 85 Monument Mt. 82 86 Classical 77 458 TOTAL 438 5-1-0 EL Football OPP. 14 Westfield 42 14 West Springfield 29 14 Chicopee 14 20 Amherst 22 0 South Hadley 41 21 Greenfield 28 7 Classical 48 0 Northampton 8 16 Tech 0 22 Longmeadow 42 128 TOTAL 1-7-1 345 Cross Country OPP. EL Ware 23 0 Palmer 50 0 Southwick 45 0 South Hadley 23 2 Minnechaug 42 2 Agawam 47 2 Belchertown 20 0 Longmeadow 50 1 Ludlow 21 1 Tech 33 2 Monson 42 0 TOTAL 396 0 3-8-0 0 I 0 0 9 Girls ' Soccer OPP. West Springfield 5 Agawam 2 Chicopee 2 Chicopee Comp. 2 Minnechaug 4 Longmeadow 0 Ludlow 4 Westfield 2 Cathedral 2 Classical 2 West Springfield 4 Chicopee 0 Minnechaug 2 Ludlow 0 Cathedral 0 TOTAL 17 0-9-6 EL I 3 1 0 2 1 0 3 2 0 2 2 17 Field Hockey OPP. Amherst Minnechaug 0 Westfield I Southwick 2 West Springfield 2 Longmeadow I Amherst 2 Minnechaug 2 Westfield 3 Southwick I West Springfield I Longmeadow I total 19 4-5-3 TOTALS El. 926 OpP‘ Record 1,246 29-33-10 I I EL 14 54 33 57 6 54 6 56 10 30 40 24 39 24 447 EL 113 24 45 43 33 56 22 104 63 54 34 95 90 69 34 879 SCOREBOARD Wrestling Technical OPP. 51 West Springfield 12 Longmeadow 32 Northampton II Classical 50 Amherst II Putnam 60 Southwick 12 Westfield 46 Frontier 29 Granby 17 Agawam 38 Ludlow 19 Cathedral 36 TOTAL 424 8-7-0 Boys’ Swimming OPP. EL Classical 57 29 Minnechaug 59 33 South Hadley 38 41 Westfield 40 39 Northampton 50 33 Amherst 26 29 Longmeadow 61 39 West Springfield 63 40 Cathedral 104 37 Chicopee 28 33 Minnechaug 49 33 Westfield 75 41 Northampton 81 42 Longmeadow 104 56 Cathedral 49 48 TOTAL 884 36 8-7-0 44 42 662 TOTALS Girls’ Swimming EL OPP. 85 Classical 86 32 Minnechaug 56 36 South Hadley 42 38 Westfield 45 21 Northampton 52 26 Amherst 52 25 Longmeadow 58 75 West Springfield 80 42 Cathedral 114 60 Chicopee 18 32 Minnechaug 51 54 Westfield 102 81 Northampton 91 49 Longmeadow 121 25 Cathedral 59 49 Easthampton 123 846 TOTAL 1-15-0 1150 Girls’ Basketball OPP. Amherst 41 Westfield 46 South Hadley 53 Chicopee Comp 50 Northampton 46 Minnechaug 41 Cathedral 44 Northampton 57 West Springfield 52 Chicopee 56 Agawam 36 Holyoke 45 Amherst 41 South Hadley 48 Longmeadow 41 Agawam 38 Longmeadow 36 Minnechaug 48 TOTAL 819 4-14-0 Hockey EL OPP. 7 Palmer 3 10 South Hadley 4 3 Amherst 5 3 Easthampton 4 2 Greenfield 3 10 South Hadley 3 10 Palmer 4 3 Greenfield 6 0 Easthampton 7 8 Palmer 2 10 Minnechaug 4 7 Greenfield 3 10 South Hadley 4 6 Easthampton 2 6 Ludlow 2 4 Pittsfield 3 2 Greenfield 10 TOTAL 69 11-6-0 Boys’ Basketball EL OPP. 24 Longmeadow 54 52 Greenfield 71 37 Southwick 43 47 Amherst 66 37 Westfield 50 39 Putnam 58 50 Minnechaug 73 51 Holyoke Catholic 52 27 Agawam 57 43 South Hadley 59 W-Forfeit Northampton 34 Longmeadow 52 39 Greenfield 38 66 Amherst 41 40 Putnam 90 47 Minnechaug 77 43 Holyoke Catholic 62 46 Agawam 71 47 South Hadley 58 43 Northampton 67 812 TOTAL 1139 2 - 18 - 0 Record 34-67-0 i f CRtW THE SAINTLY STUDENT COUNCIL Techni-Products Inc. 355 Chestnut St., East Longmeadow, MA 01028 Tel 535-6321 HOME BUSINESS LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY 280 N MAIN STREET EAST LONGMEADOW, MA 01028 PHONE 525-6601 e.a. gralio construction co., inc. 200 north main sf east longmeadow. ma 01028 413-525-4585 L- i M A V TO 1 tfti Willow Glen House 232 North Main St. East Longmeadow. 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