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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1983 volume:

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Y • V • v 4v - i v , Y-Z ' C ' ' � . « % U n i « « % • i. % , ;• ' ' .v Sv 1 % i t i . 5 - ' -•• V$V ¥ U CHQLS COKE IS IT! Who’s the man in school with the plaid pants? Who’s the one eating the oily apples? Who’s the jogger and basketball player we see running after school or on weekends? Who’s the guy that loves to check the backs of doors looking for the Tex- ans? Although he graduated long ago, Mr. Cokkinias is still very much a member of each graduating class from East Longmeadow High School. This is especially true for the class of ' 83. He has be- come a true friend of the class while maintaining a firm authoritarian control over it. With his help, he has encouraged many of our classmates in various ways. He has watched us slide once or twice, and pointed out our errors, still we appreci- ate his style; he is very much a teen-ager at heart, for he understands what growing up is all about. For these reasons, the class of ' 83 dedicates this year ' s Aegis to Mr. James Cokkinias. We ap- preciate his help and enjoy his friendship. WHERE THE SHOE FITS Paws off Bub!! Hey man, stop treading on my thoughts. I just can’t tell if it ' s “man or “beast The hypnotic typist If the shoe fits . . . wear it. In room 204, that is easier said than done. For in this famous yearbook homeroom, there are found a variety of styles, shapes, and sizes. There was Brad, who wore out more shoes than any- one, Rosanna, who pirouetted in her soft leathers, Cathy in her sloppy sneakers, Pete in his rugby shoes, Beth, who had happy feet, Ellen, whose feet everyone loved, Nee-Nee, who wore the tightest shoes, John, who photographed everyone ' s shoes, and Patti, who used h er fingers instead of her feet. Leading this band of merry cobblers was Curly, Dew, Spike, and Tiny Tim. The underclassmen hush puppies aided in tieing the final string. I ' m gonna make tracks soon! Remember Brian Boduch ' 65-’79 Scott Robinson ’65-’79 Why then, why there, Why thus, we cry , did he die? The heavens are silent. What he was , he was: What he is fated to become Depends on us. Remembering his death , How we choose to live Will decide its meaning. When a just man dies , Lamentation and praise, Sorrow and joy, are one. W. H. Auden Joel Allan Tracy Adams Christopher Adeletti Teresa Babcock Mark Andrews Dawn Allard Pamela Anderson 22 IjoH Scott Benson David Arlen Joseph Bassett Docia Atkins Catherine Bean ffjjggpg 23 Jacqueline Bertrand Raymond Black Jill Bodnar Suzanne Bonacker William Bourgeoise 24 Richard Bradstreet Richard Brown Kimberly Callahan Peter Cannone 25 Paula Carotenuti Karen Carpenter Angelo Commisso Walter Cote Donald Crawford 26 0 Patricia Donlin i N 27 Paul Durham John Dunlop Paul Dunia | 28 Mark Dutille ■MB Daryle Edmunds Darlene Falcone Glenn Faillace Rosanna Fantone 29 Lori Fenney Frank Fazio Lisa Federici Maureen Fini f ET zzz John Fitzgerald 30 Michael Forrest 31 Nadine Gelinas 32 % 4 Carolyn Gelineau Stephen Gemme Catherine Gentile Michael Gentilella Darryl Giorgini Bruce Goodwin Christopher Gottardi 33 Lawrence Green Todd Griffith Danielle Gour Nancy Guzzo Natalie Hassin Carsten Heinz Kenneth Hall 34 Diana Hunt 35 A. Wyatt Hurt Diane Johnson Thomas Joseph Kathleen Kaiser Susan Kavanaugh Timothy Keating Shaun Kelly 36 James Killoren Bryant Laliberte Paul Landry Darren Langford Julie Lane 37 Michael LeClair Marianne Lawless Timothy Latour Scott Lincoln Joan Lindahl 38 39 Alison McCormick 40 Beth Miller Edward Moses Mary Murphy Alan Menard Gary Miller Linda McNeish Jennifer Morrissette 41 David Neves John Murray Susan Murray Susan Nichols Ellen Oakes David Noreen 42 Lisa Paquette 43 Martin Parker Melynda Parker Jon Paschetto • .v V Walter Polchopek Time for my Nicotine!! Steven Quagliato Barbara Pond James Perella 44 Janet Robert Elizabeth Rogers 45 John Rybacki 46 Sergio Settembre 47 Pamela Skroback 48 Kenneth Smith Jeffery Smith Karen Small Stephen St. Joh Susan Starkie Kristine Somers Bruce Stebbins 49 Robert Thetreault Michael Taylor V Suzanne Stegbuchner Karlene Stenberg Brian Sullivan V Michael Tarsa 50 Yvonne Tota Scott Tracy Bridget Tranghese Joan Turnberg Alisa Trial Stephen Twaddle 51 Thomas Valentini Virginia Viens Robert Villeneuve Christin Wadden Daniel Warner Susan Watson 52 David Weisse Mark Wendell Linda Williams Lori Wilson Troy Williams mam Patrick Wilson Hui Chu Wu 53 COMMANDING OFFICERS Top: Beth Gelinas, Rosanna Fantone, Ellen Hulett. Middle: Jim Creighton. Bottom: Sean Seely, Mike Tarsa, Pete Cannone. The class of 1983 was ably commanded by an elite force of five. Issuing orders from the driver’s seat were President Mike Tarsa and Vice-President Robin Rybinski. Writing down these orders, boosting morale, and keeping track of our debts along the way were Pam Skroback, Cathy Gentile, and Pau- la Carotenuti, respec- tively. ■£ Qj . CT 4 : 4 -o 44- ■g £ . £ -r, 1 ■£ 3 so -O P O e? ’ • ' .© £ o .£ h q _ 9 £ 4 £ 8 Jr 8 -o 8 -S ' 8 o o ' 8 £ 8 § 01 4 4 4 4 4 ' 4 5 V s j? f f? „ 4 S’ ? 4 - 0 4- s a „ 4 S’ ? a 4e © ir T?4 IV t? 4 5? 4 „ s . 4 � 4 © ? 4 «, j? ” f ° Un jZ s , Q, -O ftr P c • O- £ A 4 ? 4 P J cw ‘s, p L JZ .O U- S ' :? • -© , v • O ' % 8 ENLISTED (WO)MEN 54 S. AJ c.hol ' T 56 AJTtHOLS SFAK 1 AJN BUUTtKb Who has his head in the clouds? Trailing in the footsteps of last years monumental season, this years team had a tough time filling the players shoes. Returning only a single starter and few varsity members the team lacked experience, among other prob- lems that erupted! Playing and fighting hard behind captains Mark Dutille and Mike LeClair the team went on to beat Classical, Chicopee, Holyoke, Putnam, Tech, and Chicopee Comp. Finishing with a record of 6-7-2, the season highlight was a tie against Ludlow, in which Ludlow tied the game with 33 seconds left in the game. The scoring was done by the front line consisting of Dave Neves, Bill Bourgeoise, Bruce Goodwin, Steve Gemme, Bob Villeneuve. Juniors Steve Mushenko, and sophomore Jeff Plourde. The backbone and midfield for the team included MVP Mark Dutille, Sergio Settembre, Scott and Mike Rogers, and sophomore Kevin Smith. The defense was often stalwart with Jim Severin, Bob Farrell, and Steve Mushenko under the guiding foot of Coach Smith. The driving force Front (I. to r.): Mike Rogers. Jeff Plourde, Steve Gemme, Kevin Smith, Sergio Settembre, Middle (I. to r ): Mike Tarsa, Jim Severin, Dave Neves, Mike LeClair, Mark Dutille, Scott Rogers, Bill Bourgeoise, Back (I. to r.): Mr. Smith, Shaun Kelly, Rich Bradstreet, Bob Farrell, Chucky 57 Redington, Steve Mushenko. Bruce Goodwin, Coach. Dance choreography by Bourgeoise, Gemme, and Neves The J V. squad sitting (I. to r.): Chris Duffy, Jim Healey, Tom LeClair, John Lolos, Mike Parenteau, Art Bourgeoise, kneeling (I. to r.): Mike Hulett, Brian Niemi, John Donohue, Guy Henrich. Bob Mazzariello, Mike Schaefer, Jamie White, standing (I. to r.): Coach O ' Hearn, Paul Dutille, Joe Panzetti, Phillip O ' Hara, Doug Clark, John Dobek, Scott Miller ‘Soccer Made in Germany ' Rodge the Dodge leaves another opponent biting his tires 58 GIRLS SOCCER Front (I. to r.): Beth Hanna, Lori Fimognari, Laura Cooley, Colleen Ferri, Andrea Kane, Michelle Gay, Middle (I. to r ): Sharon Janiszewski, Beth Fitzgerald, Kristen Monte, Steph Dalton, Denise Arcand, Nicole Tavernier, Carolyn Murray, Top (I. to r.): Coach Bernatowicz, Tammie Henrich, Chris Wadden, Bev Severin, Danell Trinceri, Cheryl Bassett, Diana Casey, Pam Travers. Despite the fact that the Girl’s Soc- cer Team had an upsetting season, they still had that good old Spartan Spirit. The crew went up against tough competitors: such as, Agawam, Cathe- dral, and Classical, but could not de- feat them. They battled, but were too inconsistent to keep the final score in their favor. Coach Bernatowicz tried to improve the team’s skills by switching player ' s positions and recruiting fresh- men from the J.V. squad. Many juniors look promising for next year. They are: Danell Trinceri, Colleen Ferri, Cheryl Bassett, Nicole Tavernier, and Carolyn Murray. Isn ' t that ref cute !! Front (I. to r.): Chris Richards, Gail Roblinski, Justine Carotenuti, Silvana Cuomo, Kelly Buzzelle, Cathy Graves, Vicki Wilson Middle (I. to r.): Tina Smith, Jane Pagnoni, Tracy Cardinale, Michelle Walsh, Angela Federici, Karen Kenney, Sharon Pooler, Back (I. to r.): Mr. Cooley, Terrilee Carlson, Paige Messner, Kathy Bianconi, Karen Smith, Pam Kirby, Jennifer Magrone, Rebecca Zumbruski. 61 fiUCkiOLl 62 CROSS-COUNTRY RUNS WILD We need Richard Simmons. The harriers crossed the finish line this year with a 3-8 record. Newcomers, Clint Maxim and Paul Fontaine proved to be strong assets as they were our two top runners. With only eight run- ners returning from last year, most of the team was characterized by new talent. Ron Garber, John Turnberg, Mike Kennedy, and Steve Hawkins look promising along with veterans Pat Brown, Andy Jerusik and Alex Ikonomidis. The girls team, led by Bonnie Lovatt, Martha Hanna, and Lisa Leonard followed close be- hind as they rapidly im- proved t heir times. Kelly Luce was out most of the season due to a knee injury, but she, along with Kelly Ca- vanaugh should do well next year. The team defeated Lud- low, Ware, and South Hadley with remarkable finishes against Belchertown and Tech, losing by only a few points. Paul Fontaine and Bonnie Lovatt were voted next years captains and MVP Clint Maxim will be returning with great speed. 63 ,s Front (I. to r.): Clint Maxum, Andy Jerusik, Ellen Oakes, Bonnie Lovatt, Martha Hanna, Lisa Leonard, Kelly Cavanaugh, Marcia deBlock, Ron Garber, Back (I to r ): Coach Calabrese, Steve Hawkins, Ken Nuzzolilli, John Turnberg, Mike Kennedy, Jeff Manheim, Dan Warner, Mark Andrews, Bruce Stebbins, Paul Fontaine, Alex Ikonomidis, Pat Brown. Missing: Kelly Luce. 64 65 GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY Struggling through a tough sea- son, E.L. Field Hockey finished its year with a 4-7-1 record. With the loss of many seniors, and the addi- tion of several freshmen, the squad had little experience. Co-captains Beth Gelinas and Terry Florence kept the girls in high Spartan spirit throughout the season. MVP Sue Ni- chols defended the Spartan goal with a lot of flair, while on offense, Danielle “Cheeks” Gour dribbled and dodged down the field where Robin Black and Beth Gelinos would be ready to drive the ball into the goal. With a powerful young defense, comprised of Terry Florence, Cheryl Heath, Kelly Gorman, and Terri Hul- ton, the scoring opportunities of op- posing teams were often crushed. 66 LACES ’EM UP Front (I. to r.): Josh, Nikki Basile, Beth Harrington, Kelly Gorman, Beth Gelinas, Terry Florence, Sara Bartley, Cheryl Heath, Jill Hulton. Back (I. to r.): Coach Trish Aleks, Kristen Lindgren, Sue Gemme, Robin Black, Terri Hulton, Kathy Cleavall, Chris Bennis, Danielle Gour, Patti Gemme, Sue Nichols, missing: Donna Dickson, Theresa Carroll. 67 68 GYMNASTICS Look out Chuck Norris! The 1982 Gymnastics team flipped into a 5-6 record. With Laura DeNucci and Jill Bodnar as captains, the team excelled in the floor exer- cises, on the uneven bars, and on the balance beam. Sophomore, Kate Farrell and Lynn DeNucci, freshman, led the team with high scores of 30.00 and 32.00. With just four seniors leaving the team this year, Coach Vangsness has high hopes for next years tumblers. Front (I. to r.): Heidi Huntley, Ashley Lindwall, Lynn DeNucci, Laura DeNucci, Jill Bodnar, Kristen Slate, Lori Hockstra, Kate Farrell. Back (I. to r ): Coach Vangsness, Darlene Gelinas, Heather Houghton, Nadine Gelinas, Mary Ford (Mgr.), Colleen Sevigne, missing Erin Shaw. 70 tc,Ho C-J 71 SPARTAN GRIDMEN 72 Determined!! RETREAD THEIR CLEATS A rejuvinated Spartan football team began the season in late Au- gust under new head coach Tom Sawyer. Coach Sawyer a ’67 E. L. product is familiar with Spartan Tac- tics and brings a winning back- ground from his previous position to E. L. football. The Spartans started off their season by upsetting two double AA teams Chicopee and Ca- thedral. Under captains Wyatt Hurt, Jim Killoran and Ed Moses they bat- tled the best. At one point during the season the Spartans were 4-1 and in first place in the suburban league. A few injuries and a few bad breaks hurt them as they ended up the sea- son 4-6. The season ended on a strong note as the Spartans battled Longmeadow dominating the game only to lose by a touchdown in a heartbreaker. Some key wins were over Greenfield and Amherst. Junior Q. B. Tom Leahy led a strong run- ning game with seniors Steve Quag- liato, Wyatt Hurt and Ed Moses avoiding tacklers. Seniors Jim Creighton, Sean Seely, Pete Can- none, Brian Sullivan, Greg Gebo and Dave Noreen all turned in strong seasons. With teams like 1977 Championship team to look back upon and many underclassmen re- turning the best is yet to come. Brian Sullivan clears the way 73 MIGHTY SPARTAN WARRIORS Departing Seniors: (I to r) front row; Capt. Jim Killoren, Capt. A. Wyatt Hurt, Capt. Ed Moses, back row (I to r); Scott Cushman, Dave Noreen, Sean Seely, Pete Cannone, Greg Gebo, Scott Lincoln, Jim Creighton, Steve Quagliato. Big Tom! 74 XU if 111 i Amm IMIMIflil 76 HOOPSTERS HEAD FOR It looks like basketball in East Longmea- dow is coming back after several years of disappointing seasons. This year’s Spartans were led by tri-captains Bruce Goodwin, Sean “Neck” Seely and Mike Songini while under the direct supervision of three year veteran coach “Raymond Arra. The start- ing team consisted of the tri-captains along with returning seniors Jeff Manheim, Mike Forrest and “Sophomore Stimulation” Sean Forrest. The boys riding Pine next to coach Arra and assistant coach Knowe were Scott Tidlund, Michael Kennedy, Fred Frangie, and Chuck Reddington. These underclassmen hold EL’s basketball future in their hands. So much for apple pie and the American way. Seriously though, there is a time and place for everything but this isn’t it!!!! MORE STUFFING (I to r); Coach Arra, Mike Forrest, Jeff Manheim, Chuck Reddington, Sean Forrest, Mike Kennedy, Brian Villeneuve, Fred Frangie, Scott Tidlund. Kneeling (I to r); Tri-Captains Bruce Goodwin, Sean Seely, Mike Songini. 79 SHOOTING IN STYLE See what super glue can do? P 1 Despite the girls’ Basketball Team re- cord, 7 - 7 (with four games left to play in our season) this year was still a success. Coach Czajkowski tapped the hidden tal- ent in the girls’ soles and the result was an explosion of enthusi- asm and even one spectacular, last-sec- ond effort, 17 foot game-saver. Tourna- ment-bound after de- feating many top teams, senior center Diane Johnson will guide her team with her height and strength. Foreward Cheryl Bassett inspired the team with her con- sistent shooting, aver- aging between 10 and 12 points a game-with a high of 27 in one game. The valuable style of performance by Linda Williams un- derneath the boards proved to be definite plus all the time. Start- ing guards Paula Caro- tenuti and Colleen Ferri showed their effective- ness on the courts, boosting the team’s unity. Paula takes it down the court. Top (I to r) Coach Czajkowski, Linda Williams, Cathy Gentile, Pam Skroback, Cheryl Bassett, Ellen Oaks, Bottom (I to r): Karen Kenny, Diane Johnson, Paula Carotenuti, Colleen Ferri 80 Front row (I to r): Gina Bavaro, Michelle Gay, Nanette Cintron, Pam Travers, Shannon Spencer, Brenda Lyons, Back row (I to r): Robin Black, Theresa Carroll, Kelly Gorman, Jill Lundberg, Kim Darney, Becky Zumbruski, Coach Marchacos Gotta get me some elbow room! J.V. HOOP 81 82 BUBBA’S BOYS ; o m Spartan defender takes an opponent Coach, can I go in? Bet I beat you to it. 83 PLAY HOCKEY Led by co-captains Dave Noreen and Bob O’Melia, a gutsy but raw hockey team took the ice fourteen times in the ' 83 season. The impressive freshmen Brian Fazio and Joe Scibelli cut awesome patterns on the rinks, while strong upper-class action was provided by Steve Mushenko, Gary Miller, Gary Fontaine, Joe Saracino and the Stearns Mashing Line consist- ing of Tom Leahy, Jim Scully and Ron Boutin. With the tough defensive moves of sophomores Dan Buendo and John Donahue and the super cage work of Goalie Ralph Romito, East Longmeadow allowed few foreign pucks in the net. Chris Brown showed definite promise in spelling Romito’s goalie chores. The improvement and increased skill of Brian Stevens, Phil Marafioti and Darren Krzynowek provide a hope- ful forecast of next year’s season. Special note must be made of the hard work and strong discipline of Coach Brownlee and assistant Mr. Donovan, who have maintained high spirits despite cold feet. 84 Top (I to r): Coaches: Mr. Brownlee, Mr. Donovan, Darren Krzynowek, (capt.), Bob O ' Melia, (capt.), Dave Noreen, Tom Leahy, Gary Fontaine, Ron Boutin, Nick Cintron, Steve Mushenko, Dan Buendo, Bill Gorman, Chris Brown, (mgr.), Brett MacGowan, Bottom (I to r): Phil Marafioti, Brian Fazio, John Donohue, Joe Scibelli, Matt Denucci, Ralph Romito, Mike Tetreault, Jim Scully, Brian Stevens, Joe Saracino. Ludlow smears Jim Driscoll’s eye shadow MAZZARIELLO’S 86 MUSCLE Tony the Tiger Put your head on my shoulder Wrestling is here to stay in East Longmea- dow High School. Climbing to the top of their division, the perennial winners, established themselves as the true power in the winter sports season by finishing with a 16-2 record. Hard work was the source of their success, as they proved to driving Coaches Mazzariello and Lewia that they truely were not “dawging- it!” Victories over Quabbin Regional and Lud- low before spirited home crowds highlighted the team’s success. Coach, speak up! We can’t hear you. Standing (I. to r.): Asst. Coach Lewia, Jim Driscoll, Tony Roncalli, Paul Mercieri, Ed Moses, Ralph Rinaldi, Mike Tarsa, Coach Mazzariello. Kneeling (I. to r.): Scott Humphries, Paul Durham, Chris Antaya, Scott Rogers, Paul Foley, Jim Perella. 87 DIVERS MAKE SPLASH SWIMMERS MOVE WATER Swimming brings out the animal in you. i w The swimmer ' s muscles ripple as he Moves swiftly down the pool With the grace of a deer Ana the power of a tiger Totally involved in His Physical World Of expression through Exercise. Past the point of exhaustion He continues the discipline Panting for each breath To nourish his body In order to continue His seemingly pointless journey. High from the pain His body has endured He finds God near And Life more bearable. Once conquering his body And controlling its desires He unflinchingly enters into The real world a bit stronger. Top row (I to r): Mike LeClair, Mark Andrews, Coach Bolles, co-captains Mark Dutille and Dan Warner, Jim Creighton; 2nd row: Mike Bolles, Pat Brown, Clint Maxim, John Simonich, Bob Farrell, Shaun Kelly; 3rd row: Ed Springer, John Murphy, Bob Houser, Kevin Smith, Paul Dutille, Ron Shurtleff; bottom row: Bob Beaudet, Paul Fontaine, Kevin Handzel, John Davis, Tim MacCallum, Bill Bourgeoise. Ooh Mark, you have nice muscles! Versatile Mark Dutille heads for L.A. in ' 84. 90 Dan with those E.T. hands! o o 0 0 Do you come from a land down under? UP THE CREEK WITHOUT A PADDLE Spiderwoman. JC llu 1 1 if | TKfyti 1 « i m i ® ® I MB j Top row (I to r): Pam Card, Jessica Miller, Alicia Hundtermark, Ann Blomberg, Gay Nossal, Jeannie Hayes, Lori Fimognari. Second row (I to r): Kris Houser, Kim Feathler, Liz Cushman, Danielle Gelinas, Katie Farrell, Tina Smith, Jennifer Dowd. Third row (I to r): Kathy Cleavall, Pam Beaudet, Darlene Gelinas, Mandy Maxim, Steph Dalton, Pat Balog (Coach). Bottom row (I to r): Kelly Luce, Jill Hulton, Cheryl Dowd, Terri Hulton, Leslie King, Miss Kerr (Ass. Coach). Missing: Beth Miller, Martine Laplante. The 1983 girls’ Swim Team showed outstanding ffort and dedi- cation in all events. Veteran swim- mers Gay Nossal, Kris Houser, Jen- nifer Dowd, Jeanine Hayes, Jessica Miller and Alicia Hundertmark, all Ju- niors, buoyed up the spirit of the team under damp conditions. Head- Coach Pat Balog and Assistant Coach, Miss Kerr provided a nev- er-ending fund of information. Next Year, the strong points will lie in the senior class. S.MiCHOUS I I I ' I 1 1 I 1 Christine Adams ,1 Brian Barry Ronald Boutin Michael Allegrezza Cheryl Bassett Patrick Brown Christopher Antaya Gina Bavaro ■p r Vi Vr- Richard Buckingham Heather Bach James Burke Kimberly Ball Michael Carabetta Deborah Barcomb Arthur Bourgeoise Robert Carabetta Pamela Card Anthony Cardinale Lisa Cirillo Dana Comstock Andrea Crossman Maria Czupryna Christine Carlson Thomas Cloonan Donna Dickson Kimberley Carlson Joseph Constantini Susan Crowley Debra Dollar Michael Chapdelaine Joseph Colaccino Laurie Cummings Michelle Douville 96 Jennifer Dowd Dinneen Durham Kurt Duvall Robert Earnshaw Robert Farrell Kimberley Feathler Colleen Ferri Lorianne Fiore Bethann Fitzgerald Theresa Florence Teresa Florentino Steve Falcowski Doreen Forbes Frederick Frangie Viki Frey Ronald Gallerani Lawrence Garvey Michelle Gay Deborah Gelineau Christopher Godek Scott Gondela 97 Sharon Hibsher Richard Houghton Morgan House Kristin Houser Kelly Hughes Douglas Katze Marilyn Kennedy Michael Kennedy Stephen King Wayne King Pamela Kirby Thomas Leahy Lisa Leonard Aileen Litke Jason Loder Karen Kozec John Lolos Cara Lombardo Laura Longo Bonnie Lovatt .Jp Big Jim! Is E.T. in there? i David Mackin Todd Macmillan Karen Macneil Linda Mallett Michael Marino Elizabeth Marsian Clinton Maxim Margaret McGreal Timothy Medrek Paul Mercieri Catherine Messier Elizabeth Messier John Meyrick Jessica Miller James Mineo Bruce Mitton Tracey Minahan Kenneth Morrisino Timothy Moulton 100 Susan Odato Robert Omelia Joseph Pagnoni Maria Papandricopolus Mark Parent Amy Pearson Robert Pelletier Joyce Perry Valerie Perry Derryl Phillips William Poirier Sharon Pooler Angela Pope Daniel Potter 101 Stephen Pugliano James Quinn John Quinn Barbara Raimer Christine Relihan Kenneth Richard i Ralph Rinaldi Marlene Safford David Salvatore Robert Samson Joseph Saracino Joan Sands David Santangelo James Scully 102 James Severin Colleen Sevigne Philip Sharpies Ronald Shurtleff Audra Simone John Simonich Andrea Slowick i R. Kyle Smith Michael Stegbuchner Michael Songini Christian Stenberg Matthew Stenta Edward Springer Susan Stenta Carleton Stevens Michael Stevens 103 Heidi Stranch Scott Tidlund Danell Trinceri Susan Troutman Sheryl Wales James Walsh Marc Whalen Patrick Wilson Victoria Wilson David Wood Wei-Liang Wu 104 COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ' $• % . - 0 „ „, . . ¥ ??h X K % ' Kim Carlson Danell Trinceri, Alicia Hundertmark Ralph Romito, Terry Florence VVo o t ' %M SA % $ w,m v J V V e ' «$!. V ? ’ kCfV v ® w wX VtjfeV Vkv ' - A ' fe ENLISTED (WO)MEN Karen Matthew Adeletti Michelle Allard Dale Anderson Sara Bartley Nicolett Basile John Basiliere Abrahamson Susan Bean Robert Beaudet Scott Beery Stephen Benoit Jay Bertrand Joseph Bibeau Robin Black Mary Blance Michael Bolles Donna Brackley Barry Bradley Nanette Bradway John Brennan Richard Brent SHEER STIMULATION FROM OUR SOPHOMORES!! 107 Christopher Brown Kimberly Brown Terrilee Carlson Theresa Carroll Diana Casey Rico Cava Frank Commisso John Connor Donna Contrino I | I I 108 Roger Denno Gregory Dobek Lisa Farron Matthew Denucci John Donohue John Dusenberry Peter Fazio Gregory Deshais Cheryl Dowd Lori Fimognari Kenneth Deyo Christopher Duffy Christine Fini 109 IP David Frey John Galenski Michelle Gentilella Donna Gervais Joseph Giannetti Lisa Forbes William Gorma n Steven Gottardi Gregory Gour Lisa Graham Lynn Guyer John Guzzo Elizabeth Hanna James Healey Cheryl Heath Guy Henrich Karen Hobbs Robert Houser Kenneth Hunt Laura Impoco Sharon Janiszewski Stewart Johnson Christine Johnston Terri Hulton My you have nice hair Scott.” Lynn Jorey Patricia Joyce Kimberly Kahrman Patrick Keller Michael Maddaloni Brett MacGowan John Kelley Christopher Kenney Leslie King Randy Krupke Anna Lafratta Mark Langone Thomas LeClair David Leger Thinh Lieu Michelle Lincoln James Lindahl Kirsten Lindgren Ashley Lindwall Kathleen Lolos 112 William McCarthy Maureen McCormack Randy Menard Amanda Maxim Douglas Maxwell Anthony Mercieri Frank Messier Paige Messner Scott Miller Kristen Moberg ■ ■ 113 Donya Parrish Alyssa Pattenaude Erik Peterson Elizabeth Picard Jeffrey Plourde Maura Pond Susan Pond Susan Race Charles Reddington 114 Raymond Rice Steven Rich Thomas Richardson John Robitaille Kathleen Rook Joann Ross Teri Rushford Carole Ryan Michael Schaefer Brian Schmidt Kevin Schuhlen Erin Shaw Kathleen Sheehan Tanya Tota Christopher Pamela Travers Tranghese John Turnberg Richard Turnberg Lisa Vanderleeden Joseph Viens Brian Villeneuve Deborah Watson Deborah Welch Pamela Walsh David Wheeler Debra Whitehead Lynn Whitney Robert Wolcott Mark Yablun 116 Iry £ © s? f o’ ft, f ® ft A ‘fj t.w ffr £ ® • 1 s ? jr a, -o ' « ' V s? • ? 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Vf V A. «J A . it- ef - ENLISTED (WO)MEN) NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Left to Right: Mary Blance, eS d ' jausseyg David Cannone, uqof ‘ailieqqoy Mike Parenteau. $ A( rcHoLf Michele Antaya i 1 ' ■ Rebecca Allen Denise Arcand Edward Ariel Denise Arlen Robert Arsenault Darren Barnes Mathew Basiliere Pamela Beaudet Christin Bennis Kathleen Bianconi 119 Nancy Cafaro Stephen Carabetta Stuart Carabetta Maria Cardinale Timothy Corley Daniel Croken Jeffrey Crowe 120 Deborah Davies Kimberly Darney Donald Dangelo Lynn Denucci Donna Descheneaux Kenneth Dilanian Benedett Diane Dollar Dimichele Paula Falkowski Steven Dunn Todd Dupre Kirsten Duvall Michael Edwards Princell Eppes Wendy Fancy Brian Fazio Daniel Fazio 121 Kathleen Fitzgerald Christin Foley Donna Fontaine Theodore Forcier Todd Fountain Paula Franco John Frederick Lisa Griswold Peter Grocott Kevin Handzel Robert Hanson Beth Harrington Michael Harttree Brian Hembdt Katherine Graves Patricia Hobbs Heather Houghton Michael Hulett Lori Hoekstra Jill Hulton W. Scott Humphries D atricia Hunter Brian Hutchinson Allyse Jacobson William Jamison Christopher Kaiser Okay! Who put the sign on my back? 123 II Karen Kenney Darren Krzynowek Gregory Landry Martine Laplante Marianne Laliberte Steven Lindman Jill Lombra Kelley Luce Jill Lundberg Brenda Lyons Timothy MacCallum Jennifer Magrone Jeffrey Maiolo Shari Makowiec Michelle Mallett John Manarite Robin Mansur Philip Marafioti Carmela Mascaro I 124 Keith Ostrander Steven Miller Karin Moberg Kristen Monte Timothy Otto William O’Connor V ' David Ouellette Michael Myers Paula Page Charles Noonan Kenneth Ostrander Jane Pagnoni 125 Tina Panico Joseph Panzetti Laura Perella Richard Pezanetti Scott Phillips Anthony Pietroniero Susan Pelzer Leanne Plourd Thomas Pope Christopher Pozos Matthew Reed Catherine Reeves Kristine Richard Gail Roblinsky Donna Rogers Lynn Rollins Adrianna Rossi Marta Rubins Barbara Safford Karen Rieo 126 Peter Sanders David Sando Joseph Simone Kristen Slate Karen Schermerhorn AT 4 . — Erik Schmidt Joseph Scibelli Matthew Seely Tamara Sharpies Karen Smith Kimberly Smith Kristina Smith Lisa Smith Bret Sorel William Trudeau Richard Tullie Benjamin Turnberg Jeffrey Vincent Emily Wallengren Michelle Walsh Tracy Wenc Carrie Wescott Kimberly Whalen James White Robert Widmer Marybeth Woford 128 OFFICER CANDIDATES V.O O 5 $ ; c7 JftSf? ? if 4 .4 ' %C .N s °.cr «6 ip . o i? ff ■ . O-- „ 4i O O ' % Sitting (I. to r ): Julie Briones, Martina La- plante, Kelly Gorman, Christopher Kaiser. On table: Angela Federici. £• ff . v W S JizfiiJ i s v z 7 o7 d Qj ,o o cv O’ C ®T ® J d C .v 5 v ,6 i) a, r ;v v O xsr . r r d V o o ? ■:? ? ?i? V J ' P ' ° P 4 ' W4 : V • ENLISTED (WO)MEN The Officers for the Class of ’86 are just getting their feet wet. Expo- sure to money handling and the or- ganization of fund raisers is a new experience to them, but they are learning quickly. While struggling to tread water and keep their heads above the surface, they keep Upper- classmen ' s shoes shined and pol- ished. At present they may be at the foot of the hill, but they anticipate a smooth climb to the peak as their high school years rush by. Standing (I. to r.): Beth Harrington, Bill Trudeau, Dina Mozden. Kneeling (I. to r.): Angela Federici, Michelle Bukovinski. 129 . CLUBS THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD The student council of 1982-83 contained mem- bers of all sorts and sizes. With Jim Creighton pre- siding, the group trod through many activities in order to make the year successful. They orga- nized such activities as the Sadie Hawkins Dance and the Fall Carnival. Be- sides creating functions for the school, the group made many motions and whenever in doubt, formed cosmic commit- tees. Confused Counselor Camp conscientiously constructed countless and concrete critiques for the cosmic committees. STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN JUNIOR GIRLS Bottom to Top (I. to r.): Kim Ball, Maria Papandricopolous, Karen Kozec, Heather Bach, Maryanne Muir, Sharon Pooler, Chris Relihan, Kim Zarr, Maria Czupryna, Sue Odato, Andrea Kane, Nicole Taveniefr, Alicia Hundertmark, Barb Raimer, Lisa Cirillo, Jessica Miller, Derryl- Phillips, Tanya Zych, Carolyn Murray, Lori Fiore, Deb Dollar, Kim Feathler, Kris Houser, Cara Lombardo, Michelle Douville, Tammy Taylor, Mary Beth Murphy, Amy Barron, Stephanie lorio, Cindy Mueller, Danell Trinceri, Colleen Ferri, Lisa Leonard, Bonnie Lovatt, Terri Florence, Cheryl Bassett. Take Me Home I’m Delicious FRENCH CONFECTIONS You are definitely not in Kansas any- more when you step into “la monde de francais.” Surrounded by “une arome tres elegant’’, the French Club a parti du bon pied with the cheerful jingling of the Christmas party and elegance of the carnivalside cafe francais, while the roulette wheel dropped francs into the club’s bucket. Under the command of Madame Tibetts, the French Club marched forth to produce a fun filled year that will include une Fete de Vig- nerous a la Soiree. President Frank Fa- zio, Vice President Elizabeth Marsian, Secretary Suzanne Bonacker, Treasur- er Beth Picard, and Frosh Representa- tive Jennifer Magrone led the troops through un jour de spectacle. How do you say Jingle Bells in Italo-French, Frank? HONOR SOCIETY Standing (I. to r.): Steve Twaddle, Matthew Walsh, Dave Weisse, Bob Thetreault, Ed Mann, Chris Gottardi, Richard Brown, Jim Creighton. Sitting (I. to r.): Nancy Guzzo, Beth Miller, Barb Pond, Lisa Federici, Danielle Gour, Sue Bonacker, Hui-Chu Wu, Judy Dimauro. Missing: Patricia Donlin. CHESS TEAM Standing (I. to r.): John Meyrick, Richard Brown. Sitting (I. to r.): Raymond Rice, Bob Thetreault, Kevin White, Peter Rossi, Dave Weisse. Front (I. to r.): Norman MacKinnon, John Turnberg. Missing: Richard Bradstreet, Steve Quagliato. 133 LATIN LOAFERS Back (I. to r.): Mark Yablun, Norman MacKinnon, Raymond Rice, Lisa Farron, Lisa Vanderleeden, Nee-Nee, Nancy, Dave Weisse, Reed Lavallee, Todd Fountain, Wei-Liang Wu, John Salvon, Total Stranger, Joe Bibeau. Front (I. to r.): Mike Schaeffer, Mike Tetreault, Beth Gelinas, Sara Bartley, Hui-Chu Wu, Judy Dimauro, Lisa Graham, John Lolos. Sideways (head to foot): Andrea Crossman. SPACE CADETS -• 3 Back Row (I. to r.): Friendly” Rosanna Fantone, Nancy Guzzo, Nee-Nee Hands-Hands Quinn, a ll!l n Q , Ralph Gonzo Romito, Beth G-Woman, Terri Toes” Florence, Patty Giggles” Tarsa, Todd Thumbs MacMillan, “Blinde Bob Earnshaw, Mr. Mrs. Robert Ultra-bright” Farrell, Sean Neck” Seely, Tim George” Keating, Wei-Liang Wu, Curly “Hungry-Man” Walsh, Judy Dimauro, Another Wu, Rich “Lee” Valle, Lieutenant Burke, Maria P — , Queeny Warn” Anderson, Sue Nicholangelo. 134 THE COLUMBIAN CONNECTION SPARTAN SPECTATOR STAFF 1982-1983 Editors-in-Chief: Hui-Chu Wu, Jim Creighton Editorial Editor: Barbara Pond Feature Editor: Lisa Federici, Richard Brown Reporters: Sara Bartley, Nicoletta Basile, Patrick Brown, James Burke, Kelly Cavanaugh, Alaena Crossman, Stephanie Dalton, Marcia DeBlok, Allison Dudley, Mike Forrest, Chris Godek, Bob Houser, Roshelle Huddleston, Lynnjorey, Ashley Lindwall, Elizabeth Marsian, Amanda Maxim, Clint Maxim, Jeff Moore, Elizabeth Picard, Raymond Rice, Peter Rossi, Kevin Schulen, Sean Seely, Jeff Smith, Lynn Thetreault, Bob Thetreault, Pam Walsh, Dave Weisse, Kevin White, Wei-Liang Wu, Kyle Smith, Jim Sanders Artists: Karen Gaudette, Kim Kharman, Cartherine Kirby Sue Nichols, Cindy Palmer Photographers: Dave Arlen, Steve Rich Business Circulation: Darn Allard, Bridget Tranghese Typing Staff: Cheryl Corish, Natalie Hassin, Susan Humphrey, Lisa Paquette, Donna Steeley, Bridget Tranghese, Terri Flulton Advisor: Mr. Kerson From left to right. Jackie Bertrand, Judy Rook, Karlene Stendberg, Julie Lane, Karen Palmer, Allison Dudley, Debbie Fazio, Rich- ard Bradstreet, Mark Andrews, Bruce Good- win. HOMEROOM REPS The homeroom Reps, put their best feet forward to ward off the pressure of the infamous Reagonomics. This unique group, selected by the class of ’83, used their special talents to raise money, through Balloon Sale, Powder Puff Derby, and the sale of candy canes. The Homeroom Reps, were ready to ward off the crushing blow of senior dues any-way possible. Homeroom Reps vended mugs, tee-shirts, flowers and candy. The persons who make the deepest rack on this team are the Senior Advi- sors, Mrs. Wilk and Mr. Cooley. Special and heartfelt thanks to them. MR. BURNS AND THE HUMAN CALCULATORS Back Row (L-R) Stephanie lorio, Monique Laplante, Kris “O.D. Somers, Pam Skroback, Cathy Bean. Standing (L-R) Mr. Burns, Marianne Lawless, Jill Bodnar, Kristen Houser, Jackie Bertrand, Beth Miller, Pam Anderson, Cris Relihan, Joan Turnberg, Judy Dimauro, Linda Williams, Maria Papandricopolus. Kneeling (L-R) Cindy Mueller, Jessica Miller, Mark Wendell, Mary Beth Murphy, Paula Carotenuti, Ginny Viens. You’re staying home Friday night?!” Under the direction of Mr. “George” Burns, and with the coercion of the infamous NVRA, this dedicated group of young business men and women are seen ringing doorbells for local patrons and star patrons. In a constant search for funds to support the extravagencies of the Yearbook, room 212 excells in establishing credibility. The 212 crew also gathers odd change selling candy throughout the year, and filling nooks and crannies of students and corridors with colorful M M’s. Only the cobbler knows for sure the pounds of shoe leather they’ve worn thin all for Aegis’83. PINK PAWS OF DRAMA Stepping out on a Saturday night, a crew of over fifty actors, actresses, stagehands, lighting crew, and make up artists plotted the path for the Pink Panther to strike again. The schemes to anihilate Inspector Clou- seau (Bruce Stebbins) were mapped out by “Mr. Big’’ Calabrese and his henchwomen Susan Starkie and Lisa Federici (student di- rectors) and Susan Nichols (student produc- er). The comedy was kept alive as everyone from deadly asasins to famished pretzel eat- ers expired. The critic circle rates this year’s play with four Pink Panther paw prints. .V . W r W 1 jflyg 1 1 1 . , i jm 1 M ft 7 L a II Top (L to R): Bruce Goodwin, Bruce Stebbins, Alex Incondomidis, Ron Shurtleff. Top shelf (L to R): Lisa Scarnici, Patti Joyce, Kelly Kavanaugh, Jim Porkee, Greg Gour, Erika Lingren. Second shelf: Michelle DeBlok, Laura Impoco, Andrea Crossman, Sue Humphries, Maria Czyprena. Third shelf: Steve King, Richelle X. Standing (L to R): Susan Starkie, Lisa Federici, Sue Brown. Sitting (L to R): Alison Dudley, Beth Gelinas, Danielle Gour. Lying: Kyle Smith. MODEL CONGRESS Standing (L to R): Bob Houser, Marilynn Kennedy, Barbara Pond, Beth Marsian, Jon Salvon. Sitting (L to R): Kevin White, Richard Brown, Peter Rossi, Bob Theatreault. Al f a% KEEPING IN STEP WITH THE SCIENCE CLUB Back row - L to R: “the interloafers”, Bob Houser, Bob Rice, Jim Burke. Sitting - L to R: Wei-Liang Wu, Wei-Chu-Wu, Judy DiMauro, Reed LaVallee. COUNTERS The Science Club has started off the right foot or maybe the left in their trek towards knowledge and energy. This club competes with other teams such as math team, chess, and model congress for the prestigious “Most Competent Human Be- ing Award. Really, if the Science team figures out which foot they’re standing on they will be cells, atoms, and waves above everyone else. Standing - L to R: Wei-Liang Wu, Rich Buckingham, Bob Thetrault. Sitting - L to R: Bob Houser, Richard Brown, Kevin White, Peter Rossi, David Weisse. The Math Team tieing together problem after problem have laced up big shoes in their never ending search for the “best” Calculus problem. Falling a few sizes short of Einstein, Newton and Franklin, the math team is still a nose and a light year ahead of us. Under the competent and logical brain power of Lt. Burns the team has solved mul- tiple equations, but I still have one problem to solve. Why are they so smart? 138 THE BAND PLAYS A TUNEFUL MELODY ■ I Dan the man, blows his stack. The impressive ELHS band has ended another year with an ear for music. J.T. has, helped them with their musical prob- lems and now almost all can read music. Not only has he transcribed, transposed and otherwise adapted all the classics in to every possible key and tempo, but he has kept a constant revolving guard on their repertoire. CHENEY’S CHIRPPERS There is no longer a need for earplugs when going by room C-3. On pitch this year were Sue Star- kie, Jennifer Dowd, Kathy Rook, Sara Bartley, Lori Fimognari, Ron Shurtleff, John Dunlop, and Chris Kaiser, all of whom participated in the Western Mass. District Con- cert at UMASS. Three-fourths of these star vocalists were recom- mended for All-State tryouts. Highlights of the rest of the year included a successful Winter Con- cert and Pops Concert. Congratu- lations are in order for all the per- formers, and, of course, Mr. Cheney, who kept the perfect rhythm. HERSCHUK’S HUT What is the only franchise that advertises in the “Daily Bulletin”, slashes prices to ac- comodate students, and annually provides a copious supply of book covers? Without hesitation, the model student, having read his handbook, will respond, “The East Long- meadow High School Student Store, what else?” Featuring a complete assortment of pens, books, and the prized number two pencils, the Student Store is the answer to every student’s prayer. “Buy one, get one free at the Student Store!” 140 SIGMA SIGMA CHI Struggling to start off on a new foot, Sigma Sigma Chi reestablished itself under the guidance of Mr. Camp. Addi- tional members were selected because of their interest in the school and community as well as their enthusiasm to get this fairly new club off the ground. SSC’s are involved in such ac- tivities as the Sportsfest, graduation, the college fair, bloodmobile, field day, helping new students who enter the school and updating the mes- sage board. THE DEBATE TEAM Resolved: That the United States should significantly curtail short arms (and legs) sales to the town of Wales. Enough small talk. Under the leadership of Mr. McKinney and Mr. Carey, East Long- meadow fared very well this season, landing one team in first place, and the other squad in fourth. The cham- pionship contenders on “E.L.O” were Richard Brown, Jim Burke, Barb Pond and Lisa Fererici. Less fortunate but equally as de- serving was the “E.L.X team, made up of John Dunlop, Bob Thetreault, Glenn Fail - lace, Kevin White and Peter Rossi. Impressively, E.L. took all three speaker awards in the persons of Jim Burke, John Dunlop and Bob Thetreault. 141 DOLLY’S DELIVERERS Front (I. to r.): Donna Rogers, Donna Contrino. Back (I. to r.): Cynthia Palmer, Laura Impoco, Debbie Dollar, Diana Casey. L. to R.: Debbie Welch, Debbie Watson THE TRAVELERS MARY’S MESSENGERS LIBRARY AIDES Standing (L-R): Glenn Gagner, Richard Houghton, Roshell Huddleston, Kimberly Brown, Lisa Forbes, Christine Bennis, Richelle Brown, Suzanne Stegbuckner, Angela Castonguay, Karla Brownley, Rebecca Allen, Ron Garber, Bill Gorman, Craig Braconnier, Michael Maddaloni, Marianne, Laliberte, Kathy Fitzgerald, Barbara Safford, Jennifer Magrone, Donna Descheneaux, Steve Miller, Bret Sorel, Lisa Graham. AS SCHOOL MATCH WITS Standing (L-R): Liz Cushman, Richard Buckingham, Richard Brown, Jeff Smith, Tim MacCallum, Jim Burke, Wei-Liang Wu, Jonathon Salvon. Sitting (L-R): Norman MacKinnon, Kevin White, Bob Thetreault, Peter Rossi, Bob Houser. FACULTY T (L to R): Mr. Shurtleff, Dr. Porter, Mrs. Seely, Mr. Forrest, Mrs. Driscoll, Mr. Levine, Mrs. Goldstein LEADERS ON THE WAY THEY KEEP US ON THE RIGHT PATH Principal, Mr. Cannone COUNSELORS Assistant Principal, Mr. Hamel 146 (L to R): Mrs. McCormick, Mrs. Maselli, Mr. Camp BOOKED, CHECKED AND CARDED i 1 : ! • ,1 : : ki ■ Mrs. Lopes, Librarian; Mrs. Kielar. Missing, Mrs. House Mrs. Keating (Guidance) Mrs. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Livingstone, Mrs. Munzert (office) ENGLISH LEATHERS English Department-sitting I to r: Mrs. Yetwin, Mr. McKinney, Mrs. Allard, Captain Grocott, Miss Fay. Standing I to r: Mr. Mazzariello, Mr. Simmonds, Mr. Calabrese, Mrs. Lynch. Missing: Mr. Kerson, Miss Sessler. FOREIGN FOOTWORK Foreign Language Department- I to r: Mr. Dowling, Mrs. Tibbetts, Mrs. Payne, Miss Mele counting to five, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Manville. 148 MATH MULES Math Department-sitting I to r: Mrs. McTaggert, Mr. Courtney, Mr. Porowski. Standing I to r: Mr. Dutille, Mr. Brownlee. Missing: Mrs. Wilk, Mr. Mann, Mr. Burns, Mrs. Corbert. 2a(cd + b)PO Let’s have a little writing exercise. SYNTHETIC SOLES Science Department-sitting I to r: Mr. Elgart, Mrs. Goldie, Mr. Brownlee and friends. Standing I to r: Mr. Dale (before and after) Mr. Sullivan, Mr. Carey. Missing: Mr. Troutman, Miss Czajkowski! 149 THE LOCKER ROOM GANG above: Mr. Dobias below: Miss Kerr iImJI WmBm above: Miss “Doc Upshaw below: Mr. Bowles THE WINDS OF WAR Standing (L to R): Mr. Vickers, Mr. Lech, Mr. Marden. Sitting (L to R): Mr. Roan, Mr. Sarazin hmmmm THE WOODEN SHOES FROM THE SHOP Mr. Cooley; Miss Herschuk Mrs. Redler; Mr. St. Germaine Standing (L to R): Mr. Dacri, Mr. Bernatowicz, sitting (L to R): Mr. Casartello, Mr. Burtt “Go back to page 5.’’ “No, page 42 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT FINE ARTS AND Mr. Goldie ROOMS FULL OF SPECIAL PEOPLE Mr. Donovan wrestles with a tough Special Ed. prob- lem. Special Education Department-1 to r: Mr. Cadorette, Mrs. Picard, Mr. Donovan with disguised box of Extra- Strength Tylenol. Missing: Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Ulich. Point of No Return Vlr. Simonds and his magic watch The Singing Maestro Home on the Range Chorus’ Mr. Cheney THE BREWERS AND THE SWEEPERS Inspector 71 CHANGING SHOES World TERRORISM Re turn of the Red Army Faction West Germany ’s leftist urban guerrillas ambush a U.S. general Carsten Heinz - the 58th variety. The Scandinavian invasion continued this year at E.L.H.S. When the Mad Swede returned home, and Anne came from the fjords with her counterpart, Merja, from Finland. The girls have continued to spread a touch of Scandinavian de- sign to their classes. While the pregnant angel was doing it on the dance floor, Anne proved that swimmers do it better in the water. Carsten, alais Rob, came all the way from West Germany to add his own version of Soccer Made in Germany to this year’s soccer team. m McDonald ' s LI u LI® Kicking up a storm. 155 DANCE FEVER Graduate of Zoo Mass Not me, I’m an angel!” Hair styles by E. Lectricity HITS EL HIGH AH, REVERSED ROLES HOLY Aerosmith BATMAN! They ' re Playing our song! The “Sadie Hawkin’s Costume Dance’’ was a great success for the student council and the morale of the student body. Even though the “Sa- die Hawkins’’ theme was not fully developed, the costumes were outrageously original. The talent- ed band, Powerage, played with excellence to a satisfied audience. The winners of the Originality contest were Merja Malinen as the pregnant an- gel, Ralph Romito as a “punker”, Sue Nichols as a space cadet, and Nick Cintron and Brian Stevens as Batman and Robin. All who attended the dance enjoyed it thoroughly with promising results for future dances. ftl 157 AMAZING “MEN” TRY Boy, I wish I had a date! It’s my ball and you can’t have it. 158 A DIFFERENT SIZE! The 5 phases of the moon: (L-R): New, crescent, half, gibbon’s, full. Cheerleaders” put on half time show. In an effort to demolish the other team, the Red and White battled it out to the end. The brutal, but pretty girls tried to outwit each other in an attempt to make the first touchdown. Even though they were at each others necks throughout the game, they were all still friends in the end. The fabulous cheerleaders on the sideline stole the show at halftime. It would have been nice if they shaved their legs or wore nylons, but they still performed wonderfully and dramatically throughout the whole game. Although the Red team won, both teams finished off the day spec- tacularly. Why is Pete grinning? THE PINK PANTHER Pink Panther. Clouseau French Lady . Waiter Sharon Skala Bruce Stebbins Allison Dudley _.Nannette Cintron John Simonich Jim MacCallum Ron Shurtlef Jeff Moore Steven King Allison Dudley Laura Impoco Dr. Fassbender Bruce Goodwin Susan Starkie tseth Gelinas Joel Allan French Man Duval Dreyfus Francois Indian Orderlies Margot Jarvis_ Cato McLauren _ Drummond , Shork Bullock Japonica Stutterstutt Leverl illy Tournier Cairo Fred _ John Simonich Greg Gour _Troy Williams _ Sharon Pooler .Jennifer Magrone Beth Picard Lisa Federici .Kyle Smith . Alex Ikonomidis Chuck Emcee Mafia Man _ Olga Messenger . German Girl . Waitress Assassins: Beth Picard Kristen Lundberg Daryl Edmunds Sue Nichols Sue Humphrey _Marcia Deblock Laura Impoco Arabian. Italian Polish Japanese Chinese Nigerian Swede Mexican Patti Joyce Lisa Scarnici Marcia Deblock Alaena Crossman Richelle Brown Kristen Lundberg Liz Cushman .Kelly Cavanaugh Desk Clerks Marcia Czupryna Rochelle Huddleston Couples Sharon Pooler Greg Gour Lisa Scarnici Tim MacCallum IOU I can’t believe I drank the whole thing. STRIKES AT E.L.H.S. Intellectual words baffle Babushka Can this truely be E. L. High? r THE CHEERLEADERS HAVE SPIRIT “It was this big!” “Uh, what are the words?” “How do we get down?” “Is he really? 162 1 With their cheerful faces and short skirts these devoted girls showed up at every sports event to lift the spirits of the fallen Spartans. The captains of this jovial group of girls are seniors Kim Callahan and Julie Lane who bounced and leaped over every obstacle imaginable. The varsity under- classmen who are on the sidelines con- stantly stubbing their toes in an effort for perfection include juniors: Kim Ball, Kim Carlson, Michelle Douville, Mary Beth “MBM” Murphy, and Patti Tarsa. The Sophomores consist of Donna Contrino, Michelle Fontana, Laura Impoco and Kris Moberg. These happy faces you see are disciplined by our own Renaissance (Wo)man, Ms. “Doc” Upshaw, commenda- tions on a job well done. From where we’re sitting it looks pretty dog-gone good!!! 4 k Simon says: Left hand out . . . Did you hear about that party last weekend? ADAMS, TRACY 36 Donamor Lane 525-6777 sock size 7 Balloon Sale 4; Library Aide 1 ,2; Tutor 4; HCC ADELETTI, CHRISTOPHER 53 Greenwich Road 525-2596 sock size 6 ' French Club 1,2; Track and Field, 1,2; Cross Country 1,2. University of Massachusetts ALLAN JOEL 26 Edwill Rd. 525-3043 sock size 12 Band 1,2, 3,4; Drama Club 4; Football 1; Jazz Band 3,4; Spartanum Band 4; Wrestling 2,3,4. WNEC ALLARD, DAWN ANDERSON, PAM 58 Dearborn St. 525-7533 sock size 6V2 French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Yearbook 3,4. UMASS ANDREWS, MARK 9 Sanford St. 525-4039 sock size 12 Balloon Sale 4; Candy Cane 4; Cross Country 4; Home Room Rep. 4; Soccer 1; Spartanum 4; Swimming 2,3,4; Track (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Air Force ARLEN, DAVID 5 Kenneth Lunden Dr. 525-3906 sock size 9 French Club 2,3,4 Newspaper 3,4, Intramural Sports 3,4 Telecommunications 3. ATKINS, DOCIA 78 Alexander St. 734-8088 sock size 6 Graduation Attendant 3; Library Aide 1,2, 3, 4; STCC BABCOCK, TERESA BASSETT, JOE 577 Parker St. 525-4801 sock size 13 Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Candy Bar 3; Wrestling 1; Air Force BEAN, CATHY 49 Marci Ave. 525-1108 sock size 7 Vi Balloon Sale 4; French Club 1; Powder Puff Football 4; Sigma 4; Spartanum 3; Yearbook (Bus Mgr.) 2,3,4 HCC BENSON, SCOTT BERNIER, KARYN BERTRAND, JACKIE 40 Porter Rd. 525-7008 sock size 9 Balloon Sale 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Chorus 1,2,3; Home Room Rep 4; Powder Puff Foot- ball 4; Sigma 4; Spartanum 1 ,2; Yearbook 3,4; WNEC BLACK, RAYMOND BLOMBERG, ANN 57 Pease Rd 525-7048 sock size 8 Swimming 4; Exchange Student 4. BODNAR, JILL 36 Baymor Drive 525-2121 sock size 7 Vi Balloon Sale 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Gymnas- tics (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Office Aide 1; Sigma 4; Spartanum 1,3,4; Tutor 3; Yearbook 3,4; Val- entine Sale 4. BONACKER, SUZANNE 254 Kibbe Rd 525-7081 sock size 8 Candy Cane Sale 4; Drama Club 3; French 164 Club (sec) 1,2,3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; News- paper 2,3; Office Aide 1; Tutor 2. BOUGEOISE, WILLIAM BRADSTREET, RICHARD 91 North Main St. 525-7883 sock size 11 Chess Club 4; Football 1 ; Home Room Rep. 4; N.V.R.A. 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Spartanum 4; Swimming 1; Track 3,4; Yearbook 3,4. ROTC BROWN, RICHARD 12 Brook St. 525-4447 sock size 15 As Schools Match Wits 2,3,4; Chess Club 4; Debate Team 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society (sec) 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Math Team 2,3,4; Model Congress 3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Student Advisory Council 4; 525-7410 sock size 7 Balloon Sale 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Office Aide 1 ,2; Powder Puff Football 4 WNEC DENUCCI, LAURA 66 Tanglewood Dr. 525-7250 sock size 9 Guidance Aide 2; Gymnastics (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Sigma 1,2, 3, 4; Spar- tanum 1,3,4; Synchro 2; Tennis 1. Wheelock College DIMAURO, JUDITH 12 Cooley Ave. 732-5487 sock size 8 Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4; Math Club 2,3,4; Newspap er 2,3; Office Aide 2; Sci- ence Lab Aide 2,3; Staging-Set Design 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Yearbook 4; Union College CALABRESE, LOUIS 97 Barrie Rd. 525-6384 sock size 15 Rivers, DE 1,2, 3, 4; Hanggliding 3,4; Under- water demolition elite, 4. CALIENTO, JOANNE 6 College-Computer Science CALLAHAN, KIM 95 Prospect St. 525-4295 sock size 7 Balloon Sale 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Cheer- leading (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Spartanum 2,4; Synchro 2. Nichols College CANNONE, PETER 87 Glen Heather Lane 525-1649 sock size 11 Baseball 1,2; Class Officer (V.P.) 2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Graduation Attendant 2,3; N.V.R.A. 3,4; Spartanum 3,4; Student Gov. (Member at Large) 3.4 Yearbook 3,4. UMASS CAROTENUTI, PAULA 251 Mapleshade Ave. 525-1166 sock size 7 Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Pow- der Puff Football 4; Class Officer (Treasure) 1,2, 3, 4; Socce r 3; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Spar- tanum 3,4; Yearbook 4. CARPENTER, KAREN COMMISSO, ANGELO 436 Porter Rd. 525-3216 sock size 13 Balloon Sale 4; Candy Bar Sale 3,4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Roger Williams College CONNOR, MATHEW 525-6167 UMASS COTE, WALTER 525-6985 Baseball 1,2; Chess 3,4. 135 Prospect St. sock size 8 56 Lynwood Road sock size 9 CRAWFORD, DONALD 22 Amy Lane 525-6732 sock size 14 Soccer 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3, 4, Air Force CREIGHTON, JIM 31 Melwood Ave. 525-3206 sock size 7 Class Officer (Pres) 2; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; Newspa- per (editor) 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Advisory Committee (Chairman) 3,4; Student Advisory Council 3; Student Council (Pres) 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . CUSHMAN, SCOTT 4 Veranda Ave 525-7631 sock size 12 Baseball, 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2, 3, 4 UMASS DONLIN, PATRICIA 66 Baymor Dr. 525-7834 sock size 7 Balloon Sale 4; Boys Swim Team Manager 1,2; Candy Cane Sale 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; N.V.R.A. 3,4; Office Aide 1; Spartanum 3; Swimming 1; Will Prophecy 4; Yearbook 3,4. Boston College DOWD, CHRISTOPHER DUDLEY, ALLISON 1 1 5 Fernwood Dr. 525-3197 sock size 7 Balloon Sale 4; Band 1,2,4; Candy Cane Sale 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Home Room Rep 4; Gymnastics 1; Newspaper 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Spartanum 1,4; Tennis 3; Year- book 3 DUFFY, JOHN 525-3677 Baseball 1,2 DUNIA, PAUL 525-3736 French Club 2,3 DUNLOP, JOHN 525-7824 799 Parker St. sock size 9 513 Chestnut St sock size 10 43 Maryland St. sock size 12 Balloon Sale 4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Debate Club 1,2, 3. 4; District Chorus 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; N.V.R.A. 4, Newspaper 1,2; Yearbook 4. SMU DURHAM, PAUL 525-3030 Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4. HCC 21 Dearborn St. sock size 5 DUTILLE, MARK 176 Hampden Road 525-3434 sock size 8 Candy Cane Sale 4; French Club 1 ,2,3; Gradu- ation Attendant 2; Graduation Marshall 3; Juggling Club 1,2; N.V.R.A. 3,4: Powder Puff Football 4; Soccer (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 1,2,4; Student Council 1; Swimming Diving (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Track (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook (Editor) 3,4 EDMONDS, DARYLE 104 Norfolk St. (spfld) 782-3825 sock size 8 Junior Achievement 1,2. 3, 4: Library Aide 1; Office Aide 3; Sigma 4; FAILLACE, GLENN 64 Brookhaven Dr. 525-4004 sock size 15 Band 1 ,2,3,4; Baseball 2; Debate Team 2,3,4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1,2, 3, 4; Newspaper 2; Spartanum 2,3.4. DEMPSEY, MAUREEN 56 Holland Drive FALCONE, DARLENE 525-4852 FANTONE, ROSANNA 525-6590 41 Edmund St sock size 8 41 Melwood Ave. sock size 7 Balloon Sale 4; Carnation Sale 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Library Aide 1; N.V.R.A. 3,4; Prom Committee 4; SAC 3; Spartanum 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Will Prophecy 4; Year- book 3,4. Boston College FAZIO, DEBBIE 67 Alpine Ave. 525-2153 sock size 8 Balloon Sale 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Flome Room Rep. 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Softball 1,2; Spartanum 2,3. Bryant College FAZIO, FRANK 18 Chestnut St. 525-2723 sock size 9 Baseball 1; French Club (Pres) 1,2, 3, 4. FEDERICI, LISA 73 Rogers Rd 525-6302 sock size 9 Band 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 3; Debating 1,2, 3, 4; Drama 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4, Gymnastics 1; Honor Society 4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Office Aide 1; Spartanum 1,2,4; Swim- ming 1,2; Tennis 1; Track 2. Dartmouth College FENNY, LORI 8 Franconia Circle 525-2180 sock size 5 Balloon Sale 4; Candy Cane Sale 4. FINI, MAUREEN 103 Mapleshade Ave. 525-1679 sock size 7 Library Aide 1; Newspaper 3; Spartanum 2. Bay Path Junior College FISHMAN, JEFF 208 Birch Rd. Longmeadow 567-5519 sock size 11 FITGERALD, JOHN 38 Mill Rd. 525-6963 sock size 10 WNEC FLEMING, KATHLEEN FOLEY, JOSEPH FOLEY, PAUL 234 Mapleshade Ave 525-2838 sock size 8 Baseball 1 ,2,3,4; Sigma 2; Soccer 1 ; Wrestling 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 . FONTAINE, GARY 27 Shawmut St. 525-2683 sock size 8 French Club 3,4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4; Hockey 2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3; Spartanum 2. UMASS FORD, MARY 56 Glen Heather Lane 525-6795 sock size 6 Balloon Sale 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Chorus 1; Gymnastics 1,2,4; Prom Committee 4; Spartanum 1; Spartanum Band 2,3,4; Tennis 4; Will Prophecy 4. FORREST, MICHAEL 11 Colony Dr. 525-6819 sock size 14 Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 3; Honor Society 4; Jazz Band 3,4; Latin Club 1; Newspaper 4; Soccer 1,2; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Synchro 2; Yearbook 3. FRAZIER, DENISE 24 Hunting Rd 525-1606 sock size 8 Guidance Aide 3. GAGNER, GLENN 42 Voyar Ave. 525-2923 sock size 12 GARNER, JAMES 29 Parker St 525-1251 sock size 13 STCC GARVEY, DENISE 42 Pleasant St. 525-4291 STCC sock size 7 HOLLAND, JOSEPH 525-7050 41 Donamor Lane sock size 13 GEBO, GREG 33 Rogers Rd 525-2273 sock size 19‘ 2 Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Rib 4 GELINAS, BFTH 112 Pease Rd. 525-2120 sock size (one size fits all) A.F.S. 3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Field Hockey (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2; Latin Club 3,4; Library Aide 1; Spartanum (student di- rector) 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council (VP 3,4; Track (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; N.V.R.A. 4. GELINAS, NADINE 150 Fernwood Dr. 525-7482 sock size 7 Balloon Sale 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Diving (Capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Gymnastics (capt) 1,2, 3. 4; Math Olympiad 3,4 GELINEAU, CAROLYN GEMME, STEPHEN 24 Brook St. 525-4010 sock size 7 Soccer 4; Track 1 HULETT, ELLEN 623 Parker St. 525-6768 sock size 8 Balloon Sale 4; Basketball 1,2,3; N.V.R.A. 3,4; Powder Puff football 4; Sigma 1,2, 3, 4; Spar- tanum 3,4; Student Council 4; Track (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3,4. UMASS HUNT, DIANNA HUNT, GARY HURT, WYATT 222 Porter Rd. 525-2992 sock size 8 Baseball, 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4. Springfield College JOHNSON, DIANE 11 Juniper Lane 525-1175 sock size 9 Basketball (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; French Club 1,2; Powder Puff Football 4; Prom Committee 4; Softball 1,2,4; Spar- tanum 2,3,4, Will Prophecy 4; Yearbook 4. Endicott College GENTILE, CATHERINE 55 Highlandview Ave. 525-4926 sock size 9 Balloon Sale 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Class Offi- cer (member at large) 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1; Graduation Attendant 3; N.V.R.A. 3,4 Office Aide 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Prom Com- mittee 4; Soccer 1,2; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Spar- tanum 1,2, 3, 4; Will Prophecy 4; Yearbook 3,4. St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing GENTILELLA, MICHAEL GIORGINI, DARRYL GOODWIN, BRUCE 111 Day Ave 525-2370 sock size 12 Basketball (capt.) 1,2, 3, 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Home Room Rep 4; Powder Puff 4; Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4. GOTTARDI, CHRISTOPHER 19 Jones St. 525-6250 sock size 21 French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4. GOUR, DANIELLE GREEN, LAWRENCE GRIFFITH, TODD GROSSI, KIMBERLY JOSEPH, THOMAS KAISER, KATHY 70 Thompkins Ave. 525-1526 sock size 6 ' 2 Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 2; Synchro 1.2.4. UMASS KAVANAUGH, SUE 262 Allen St. 525-2172 sock size 7 Powder Puff Football 4; Softball 2,3; Spar- tanum Band 2,3,4, Bay Path Jr. College KEATING, TIM 101 Melwood Ave. 525-4798 sock size 14 Band 1; Basketball 1,2,3; French Cub 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1,2; Golf 1,2, 3, 4 (capt); N.V.R.A. 3.4; Powder Puff 4; Spartanum 3,4; Yearbook (Editor) 3,4. SAC for the school committee 3.4. S.A.C. for the State Bd. of Education 3; Member of I.R.A. 1,2, 3, 4; B.M.O.C. 1,2, 3, 4 KELLY, SHAUN KILLOREN, JAMES 62 North Circle Drive 525-6931 sock size 15 Football (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4; Gradu- ation Attendant 2; Spartanum 1,3; Student Council 1. KING, PHILIP GUZZO, NANCY 172 Vineland Ave. 736-7942 sock size 8 V 2 Candy Cane Sale 4; Office Aid 2,3; Powder Puff Football 4; Softball 1; Spartanum 2,3; Yearbook 4. HALL, KENNETH HEINZ, CARSTEN - The German Band 4; Soc- cer 4; Tennis 4. HENRICH, TAMMIE J. 181 Maple St. 525-2071 sock size 7 Basketball 1; Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; WNEC HERRICK, GEORGE 8 Edgewood Dr. 525-4296 sock size 9 Football 1; Library Aide 2; Track 2; Wrestling 4. Air Force HESS, TODD 17 Orchard Rd. 525-7671 sock size 3 Basketball 3,4 LALIBERTE, BRYANT 7 Princeton St. 736-0796 sock size 9 Football 1,2; Lacross 1; Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3. LANDRY, PAUL 525-6809 Latin Club 3,4 1 12 Meadow Rd sock size 8 LANE, JULIE 43 Meadow Rd. 525-3008 sock size 7 Balloon Sale 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Cheer- leading (capt) 1,2, 3, 4 Diving 2; French Club 3,4; Home Room Rep 4; Honor Society 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Track 1. LANGFORD, DARREN 21 Donald Ave. 737-0633 sock size 9 Drama Club 4; Library Aide 3; Spartanum 3,4; Air Force LAPLANTE, MONIQUE 92 Brookhaven Dr. 165 II 525-4057 sock size 7Vt AFS 3,4; Balloon Sale 4; Drama Club 4; French Club 1,2,4; Graduation Attendant 2,3; Newspaper 2,3; Powder Puff 4; Sigma 2,3,4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Student Advisory Commit- tee 4; Yearbook 4 LATOUR, TIM 8 Indiana St. 525-3241 sock size 8 Cross Country 2; French Club 1; Spartanum 2; Wrestling 3 UMASS LAWLESS, MARIANNE LECLAIR, MICHAEL 169 Brookhaven Dr. 525-6727 sock size 10 French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Powder Puff 4; Soccer (capt.) 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming 1,2, 3. 4, Track 3,4. LEWIS, BILL 15 Kensington Ave. 737-2795 sock size 7 Latin Club 1,2; WNEC LINCOLN, SCOTT LINDAHL, JOAN 98 Bayne St. 525-7595 sock size 7 Balloon Sale 4; Band 1; Candy Cane Sale 4; Powder Puff 4; Yearbook 4. UMASS LINDGREN, ERIKA 139 Brookhaven Dr . 525-3127 sock size 6 Chorus 1,2,3; Drama Club 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 1,2, Synchro 2,4 LOMBRA, JOEL LUNDBERG, GREGG Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; Honor Society 3,4; Jazz Band 2,3; Powder Puff 4; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming 1,2,4; Yearbook 3,4 MILLER, GARY MORRISSETTE, JENNIFER 20 Alandale Dr. 525-6517 sock size 10 At home MOSES, EDWARD 82 Bryn Manor Drive 525-6867 sock size 1 1 Football 1,2, 3, 4 (Captain); Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,4; MURPHY, MARY 49 Bayne St. 525-6579 sock size 7 Balloon Sale 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Swimming 1,2, Tutor 4; MURRAY, JOHN 54 Thompkins Ave. 525-3034 sock size 8 Baseball 1; Football 1; MURRAY, SUSAN NERO, DINA NEVES, DAVID NICHOLS, SUSAN 399 Pease Rd. 525-4786 sock size 8 Carnival 3,4; Drama Club (producer) 2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2, 3, 4 French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 4; Library Aide 1; Newspaper 2,3,4; N.V.R.A. 3,4; Spartanum 2,3,4; Synchro 1,2,4; Will Prophecy 4; Yearbook 3,4. California-Arts MACDONALD MARK MAGNANI, MARK MAIN, DONALD 278 Porter Rd. 525-3747 sock size 8 Spartanum 1,2; Wrestling 1,2. MAJGIER, BETH MALINEN, MERJA 112 Ridge Rd. 525-4498 sock size 7 French Club 4 MANN, EDWARD NOREEN, DAVID 63 Rogers Rd. 525-4608 sock size 9 Hockey (Capt.) 1,2, 3, 4; Football 4; Baseball; 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2. Oakes, ELLEN 87 Barrie Rd. 525-2378 sock size 8 Balloon Sale 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Field Hockey 2,3; Jazz Band 1,2, 3, 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Softball 1,2; Spar- tanum Band 1,2, 3, 4; x-country 4. O’NEILL, TIM 94 Porter Rd. 525-6061 sock size 9 French Club 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3. PARKER, MELYNDA 71 Allen St. 525-3196 sock size 8 Candy Cane Sale 4; Office Aide 1 ,2,3,4; Soft- ball (mgr) 1; Wrestling (mgr) 2,3,4; PASCHETTO, JON 136 Melwood Ave. 525-6572 sock size 12 Drama Club 4; Golf (capt) 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Spartanum 1,2,3. PERELLA, JAMES POLCHOPEK, WALTER POND, BARBARA 52 Melwood Ave. 525-2748 sock size 8 As schools match wits 3; Debating (Capt.) 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Library Aide 1,2; Model Congress 3,4; Newspaper 2,3,4; Swim Team 1,2; Tutoring 2,3,4. University of Penn. QUAGLIATO, STEVEN 73 Edmund St. 525-6166 sock size 10 Chess Club 1,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 4; Track 1,2, 3, 4. QUINN, CELINE 47 Forest Hills Rd. 525-3293 sock size 7 Soccer 1,2; Yearbook 3,4; NVRA 3,4; Powder puff 4; RIB 4; Hockey (Stats.) 3; Will Proph- ecy 4; Prom Committee 4; Spartanum 3 RAU, LINDA RAYDER, PAUL 228 Elm St 525-7092 sock size 12 RICE, CHRISTINE RICH, LAWRENCE ROBERT, JANET 525-2816 French Club 2. HCC 213 Kibb Rd. sock size 8 ROGERS, ELIZABETH 51 Greenacre Lane 525-2594 sock size 9 Band 1,2, 3, 4; District Band 4 ROGERS, MIKE 11 Burt Ave. 525-6839 sock size 7V French Club 1,2; Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Wrestling 1,2,3. MANNHEIM, JEFFREY 228 Mapleshade Ave. 525-3750 sock size 10 Band 1,2, 3, 4; Band Council 3,4; Baseball 1,3; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Golf 3; Jazz Band 2,3,4; Spartanum 2,3,4. UMASS MARINO, MATTHEW 31 Shaumut St. 525-7386 sock size 8 Cross Country 3; Football 1 U.S. Coast Guard MARTIN, LINDA 16 Purjes St. 525-6512 sock size 7 MARTIN, RICHARD 21 Shamut St. 525-4078 sock size 19 Wrestling 1,2 USC MCCORMICK, ALISON MCNEISH, LINDA MENARD, ALAN 739-5496 MILLER, BETH 525-4055 45 Merelee Ave. sock size 8 143 Fernwood Dr. sock size 9 V 2 OSBORNE, LEON O ' SHAUGHNESSY, CHRIS 138 Hampden Rd. 525-1335 sock size 10 Basketball 1; Golf 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 3; UMASS OTTO, CARL 276 Pease Rd. 525-7840 sock size 12 French Club 1,2; Collaborative 4. STCC PALMER, KAREN 14 Fraser Dr. 525-6810 sock size 7 Balloon Sale 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Gymnastics 1; Home Room Rep 4; Office Aide 2,3; Powder Puff 4; Track 1 , 2 . PAQUETTE, LISA 525-6765 Johnson Wales 67 Meadow Rd sock size 7 PARKER, MARTIN 8 Fern Glen Rd. 525-4080 sock size 12 French Club 1,2; Latin Club 3; Swimming 1,2 Marines ROGERS, SCOTT 11 Burt Ave. 525-6839 sock size 7V 2 Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3,4 ROLLINS, ROBERT ROOK, JUDITH ROSS, CLAUDINE 47 Mayfair St. sock size 6 V 2 Spartanum 3,4 STCC RYBACKI, JOHN 42 Hillside Drive 525-7912 sock size 15 Soccer 3; Track 1. UMASS RYBINSKI, ROBBIN 23 St. Joseph Dr. 525-3590 sock size 7 Balloon Sale 4; Basketball 1; Class Officer (VP) 3,4; French Club 1,2,4; Graduation At- tendant 3; Guidance Aide 3; Powder Puff 4; Prom Committee 4; Soccer 2; Spartanum 3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Will Prophecy 4. SANDO, BARBARA SANTANIELLO, KATHERINE 374 Parker St. 525-1606 sock size 8 Mansfield Beauty Academy SCARNICI, LISA 118 Hampden Rd. 525-6868 sock size 8 Drama Club 3,4; Guidance Aide 3; Synchro 1,2,4. Westfield State College SCHMIDT, MELISSA 70 Hanward Hill 525-3663 sock size 8 Spartanum 2 Boston University SEELY, SEAN STENBERG, KARLENE SULLIVAN, BRIAN 7 Cedar Hill Rd. 525-6092 sock size 9 Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2 TARSA, MICHAEL 16 Spring Valley Rd. 525-7140 sock size 8 Class Officer (pres) 1,3,4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Graduation Attendant 2,3; N.V.R.A. 3,4; Powder Puff 4; Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Spar- tanum 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; Wrestling 1,2, 3, 4 (capt); Yearbook (Editor) 3,4. West Point SETTEMBRE, SERGIO 80 Dearborn St. 525-3802 sock size 7 Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming 1 SETTEMBRE, VINNY 739-4245 Wrestling 1. STCC SEVERIN, BEVERLY 149 Braeburn Rd. SEVIGNE, KIM 169 Allen St 525-1003 sock size 7 TAYLOR, MICHAEL THETREAULT, ROBERT 30 Westminster Street 525-7853 sock size 9 As Schools Match Wits 2,3; Basketball 1, Chess Team 4; Debate Team 2,3,4; Football 1; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3,4; Math Team 2,3,4; Model Congress 3,4; News- paper 2,3,4; Sigma 2,3,4; Tennis 1,3,4; RPI TOTA, YVONNE SHEEHAN, THERESA SIMONE, KAREN SKALA, SHARYN 117 Hampden Rd. 525-6239 sock size 8 Drama Club 4; Swimming 2; Synchro 1,2,4; Baystate Medical School of Nursing SKROBACK, PAM 59 Ridge Rd. 525-6369 sock size 8V2 Balloon Sale 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Class Officer (sec) 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Powder Puff 4; Prom Committee 4; Softball 1,2; Spartanum 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil (sec) 1,2; Will Prophecy 4; Yearbook 2,3,4. TRACY, SCOTT TRANGHESE, BRIDGET TRIAL, ALISA 5 Murray Court 525-6565 sock size 8 French Club 1,2; Guidance Aide 2; Lab Aide 3; Office Aide 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Softball 1,2; Tutor 3. STCC TURNBERG, JOAN 267 Hampden Rd. 525-3732 sock size 6V2 Balloon Sale 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Cheer- leader 1,2; Guidance Aide 3; Gymnastics 3; Latin Club 1,2; Powder Puff Football 4; Year- book 4; Framingham State College SMALL, KAREN TWADDLE, STEPHEN SMITH, JEFFREY 42 Bayne St. 525-7388 sock size 12 As Schools Match Wits 2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1; District Jazz Band 3,4; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Golf 1,2,3; Newspaper 3,4; Soccer 1,2; Spartanum Band 1,2, 3, 4. University of Pennsylvania SMITH, KENNETH VALENTINE TOM 525- Football 1,2, Navy 28 Meadow St. sock size 9 VIENS, VIRGINIA 55 Holy Cross Circle 737-4927 sock size 1 Balloon Sale 4; Basketball (mgr) 2; Candy Cane Sale 4; Prom Committee 4; Sigma 4; Spartanum 2,3; Will Prophecy 4; Yearbook 3,4. SOMERS, KRISTINE 74 Indian Springs Rd. 525-3434 sock size 7 Basketball 3; Guidance Aide 3; Office Aide 3; Powder Puff 4; Soccer 1,3; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3,4. ST. JOHN, STEPHEN 88 East Circle Dr. 525-2471 sock size 12 Basketball 1, Football 1. HCC STARKIE, SUSAN 107 Mapleshade Ave. 525-4766 sock size 8 Band 1,2; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Club (direc- tor) 1,2, 3, 4; French Club 1,2,3; Spartanum 1,2,4; Western Mass District Chorus 1,2,4. STEBBINS, BRUCE 30 North Circle Dr. 525-3554 sock size 8 Cross Country 4; Drama Club 1,2,3, 4; French Club (treasure) 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 4; Track 2 . STEGBUCHNER, SUZANNE VILLENEUVE, ROBERT 17 Pleasant St. 525-4838 sock size 12 Basketball 2,3; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 1,2, 3, 4; Juggaleers 2; Powder Puff 4; Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Spartanum 2,3 Westfield State WADDEN, CHRISTINE WALSH, MATTHEW 179 Mountainview Rd. sock size 8 Baseball 2; Basketball 1; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; 101st Airborne 2,3,4; Graduation Attendant 3; N.V.R.A. 3,4; Powder Puff 4; Soccer 1,2; Tennis 3,4; Yearbook (Editor) 3,4. West Point WARNER, DAN 25 Marshall St. 525-4051 sock size 13 Band 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 1,2, 3, 4; Golf 1; Jazz Band 1,2,3, 4; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Spar- tanum Band 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming (capt) 1 . 2 , 3 , 4 . WATSON, SUSAN WEISSE, DAVID 205 Mountain View 525-7566 sock size 16 Newspaper, 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Chess Team 4; Math Team 4; Latin Club 2,3,4; French Club 1,2, Tennis 2,4; Soccer 1; Bas- ketball 1,2; Math Olympiad 1 ,2,3.4 4 year college WENDELL, MARK 301 Porter Rd. 525-7218 sock size 12 Wrestling 1 Yearbook 3,4 HCC WILLIAMS, LINDA 14 Lee St 525-2228 sock size 8 Vi Band 1.2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Jazz Band 1,2. 3, 4; Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4; Math Team 3,4; Newspaper 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Softball 1,2; Spartanum 1,2, 3, 4; Yearbook 3,4 Dartmouth College WILLIAMS, TROY WILSON, LORI 91 Pease Rd 525-6548 sock size 9Vi North Adams State College WILSON, PATRICK WU, HUI CHU 30 Harwich Road 525-6761 Sock size 5 Newspaper 1,2, 3,4, (Editor-in-Chief), Honor Society 3,4; As Schools Match Wits 2; Math Team 1,2,3; Science Lab Aide 2,3; Library Aide 2, Office Aide 1; Latin Club 1,2, 3, 4; Ten- nis Team 1,2,4; FTA 2; Spartanum 2; Guid- ance Aide 3; Science Club 2,3,4; Math Olym- piad 1,2,3. 167 BOY’S SOCCER SPORTS EL OPP. 3 Classical 2 2 Chicopee 1 3 Agawam 5 1 Northampton 4 1 Cathedral 4 5 Holyoke 1 7 Putnam 0 1 Minnechaug 2 0 West Side 3 1 Longmeadow 2 0 Amherst 0 1 Ludlow 1 1 Westfield 4 7 Tech 0 5 Chicopee Comp 2 38 TOTAL 31 6-7-2 GIRL’S SOCCER EL OPP. 0 Cathedral 1 3 Westfield 4 2 Chicopee 2 2 Minnechaug 3 1 Ludlow 5 0 Northampton 2 3 Chicopee Comp. 4 2 Ludlow 1 0 Agawam 2 2 Holyoke 4 0 Longmeadow 1 1 West Side 5 0 Chicopee 0 0 Classical 3 0 Agawam 3 1 Chicopee Comp. 2 17 TOTAL 42 1-13-2 EL FOOTBALL OPP. 24 Chicopee 12 14 Holyoke 31 25 Cathedral 20 28 Amherst 12 0 South Hadley 13 25 Greenfield 19 6 Classical 31 8 Northampton 16 0 Minnechaug 41 6 Longmeadow 14 136 TOTAL 209 4-6-0 FIELD HOCKEY EL OPP. 1 Minnechaug 0 0 Longmeadow 3 3 Westfield 0 1 West Side 1 0 South Hadley 6 0 Southwick 1 3 Minnechaug 0 0 Longmeadow 4 3 Westfield 0 0 West Side 2 0 South Hadley 2 0 Southwick 4 1 1 TOTAL 23 4-7-1 EL CROSS COUNTRY OPP. 46 Southwick 16 15 Ware 50 45 Palmer 17 15 Ludlow 50 23 South Hadley 36 30 Belchertown 27 39 Longmeadow 18 43 Monson 17 42 Minnechaug 19 31 Tech 26 47 Agawam 21 376 TOTAL 297 3-8-0 EL GYMNASTICS OPP. 97 Holyoke 88 89 Amherst 115 95 Easthampton 91 100 Minnechaug 118 96 Agawam 82 98 Longmeadow 110 99 Monument Mt. 85 105 South Hadley 112 104 Hampshire Reg. 82 101 Cathedral 113 92 West Side 113 1076 TOTAL 1109 5-6-0 168 BASKETBALL HOCKEY SCOREBOARD GIRL’S BASKETBALL EL OPP. EL OPP. 44 East Windsor, Conn. 42 52 Chicopee 53 56 Westfield 46 33 Cathedral 42 59 Ludlow 48 38 Longmeadow 43 35 Greenfield 51 30 Amherst 45 46 Chicopee 55 47 Minnechaug 46 79 South Hadley 65 52 Agawam 51 56 Minnechaug 59 46 Northampton 51 36 Longmeadow 65 53 West Springfield 48 52 Amherst 68 41 Westfield 55 61 Northampton 55 42 Holyoke 37 57 Ludlow 53 34 Chicopee Comp. 54 41 Greenfield 59 41 Longmeadow 32 39 Chicopee 39 64 Amherst 53 50 South Hadley 71 55 South Hadley 49 56 Minnechaug 51 48 Minnechaug 33 50 Longmeadow 66 50 Agawam 32 48 Amherst 55 48 Northampton 60 52 Northampton 64 825 TOTAL 814 916 TOTAL 1078 10-8-0 7-11-0 EL OPP. 37 Quabbin 28 34 Ludlow 24 60 Hopkins Academy 9 69 Southwick 0 57 Northampton 12 31 Frontier 23 27 Granby 39 63 Amherst 6 29 Ludlow 27 13 Quabbin 51 55 Hopkins 6 41 Longmeadow 18 39 Frontier 22 59 Southwick 6 54 Northampton Granby Amherst TOTAL 12 WRESTLING BOY’S SWIMMING GIRL’S SWIMMING EL OPP. EL OPP. EL OPP. 2 Easthampton 6 47 Westfield 37 45 Westfield 38 4 Greenfield 1 117 Easthampton 55 83 Northampton 86 4 Palmer 0 61 Northampton 12 39 Easthampton 44 7 South Hadley 1 55 Amherst 28 27 Amherst 56 2 Chicopee Comp. 8 50 Classical 31 46 Classical 35 4 Ludlow 8 30 Minnechaug 53 30 Minnechaug 53 1 Minnechaug 6 51 West Springfield 32 39 West Springfield 44 2 Putnam 7 62 Longmeadow 110 62 Longmeadow 110 5 Amherst 8 29 Cathedral 54 25 Cathedral 58 Chicopee 51 South Hadley 32 49 South Hadley 34 Greenfield 50 Northampton 33 38 Northampton 45 Easthampton 98 Amherst 70 72 Amherst 100 Palmer 28 Minnechaug 55 32 Minnechaug 51 South Hadley 33 Longmeadow 50 30 Longmeadow 53 TOTAL 80 Cathedral 88 76 Cathedral 95 TOTAL 902 TOTAL 693 9-6-0 2-13-0 STAR PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Earl C. Anderson Mr. Mrs. R. W. Baker Family Pat Balog Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Bean Mr. Mrs. Robert Beaudet Mr. Mrs. J.C. Behan The Betrand Family Mr. Mrs. Carlo M. Buendo Mr. Mrs. Peter J. Cannone Mary Carotenuti Mr. Mrs. John P. Carroll Patricia Cava T.M. Clifford Mr. Mrs. Robert Contois Mr. Mrs. G.H. Croteau Doris W. Cruikshank Mr. Mrs. N. Debacher Cynthia J. Dimauro Mr. Mrs. George Dimauro Patricia L. Dimauro Judi Drinkwater Mr. Mrs. Dudley John Durham Mr. Mrs. Frank Etkin Mr. Mrs. Donald S. Farron Mr. Mrs. Agnaw Fleury The Foleys Atty. Robert Fratar Mr. Mrs. Gelinas Mr. Mrs. Hawkins Mr. Mrs. Harvie Houser Mr. Mrs. Paul Houser Mr. Mrs. Hugh Howes Mrs. Edwin Hulton Blair Rick Hundertmark Michele Stephanie lorio The Mad Swede Mr. Mrs. Thomas Johnson The Thumas Kane Family Mrs. Virginia Keddy Patricia Keene The Kilburns Mr. Mrs. Paul Lane Mr. Mrs. Clifford R. Langford Super Swedes Monique Laplante Mr. Mrs. Raymond Laplante Mr. Mrs. James Lawless Terry Connie Liberatori Mr. Mrs. L. Lindahl Mr. Mrs. John D. Loiko Jim Maryann Lord Mr. Mrs. R.F. Lynch and Family Charles Shirley Mannheim The Marafioti Family Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Maxwell Jay McGrath Mr. Mrs. Robert P. McMahon Mr. Mrs. Meyrick Joyce G. Miller Dr. Mrs. William E. Miller Mr. Mrs. William F. Miller Mr. Mrs. Moses Ann Cindy Mueller Mr. Mrs. William T. Mueller Mr. Mrs. Francis Murphy Mr. Mrs. W. Niemi Mr. Mrs. Peter Nossal Ollies Ceramic Studio Marilyn Pooler Dr. Mrs. Wayne Porter The Reddington Family The Relihan Family Frank Sandbor The Sinowski The M. Somers Family The Springer Miller Family The Stebbins Family John Terry Standberg Mr. Mrs. Micheal Sullivan Taylor Renter Center Nicole Michelle Tavernier Eleanor G. Turnberg Mr. Mrs. Ronald F. Turnberg Victor Ugolik Mr. Mrs. Ron Whitaker Florence White Mr. Mrs. Charles Williams Mark -n- Kris 170 Mr. Mrs. Jon Abrahamson Christine A. Anderson Mr. Mrs. V. Anderson The Anetzbergers Jane Appleby Mr. Mrs. Ralph Arlen E. Bailey Karl Bailey Mr. Mrs. Frank Basile Mr. Mrs. J. Basiliere Mr. Mrs. Robert Baurle Mrs. C. Bemis Mr. Mrs. George C. Bensly The Berselli Family The Bodnar Family Lynn Billy Borowiec Mr. Mrs. Gordon Bradley Mr. Richard Brady Mr. Mrs. Stanley P. Brown The Brysons Mr. Mrs. Neil Burke Mr. Mrs. James F. Bush Mr. Mrs. Calabrese The Camp Family The Keith A. Campbell Family Mr. Mrs. Cantwell Mr. Mrs. Alfred Carlson Mr. Mrs. H.G. Carpenter The Timothy Casey Family Mr. Mrs. Allen Cheung Mr. Mrs. Stanley Chrzan Jr. Donald J. Connor The Connors The Contrinos Mr. Mrs. Coty The Crawford Family Ann Don Crossman Rex Cunningham Mr. H. Donald Daniele Mr. Mrs. T. Dignon Mr. Mrs. Ken Dillanian Mr. Mrs. John Donahue Beverly Donovan Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Dowd The Downie Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Drawee John J. Evans Mr. Mrs. V. Faillace Mrs. Carol J. Fleury Dew The Flower Stall PATRONS Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Flynn Mr. Mrs. W. Foerster Jr. Mr. Mrs. Fois Mr. Mrs. Carl Fortin Mr. Mrs. R.B. Fountain A Friend A Friend Friends A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. Mrs. R. Frye Dr. Mrs. David R. Gelinas The Gilligan Family J. Gilbert Nick Giuggio Mr. Mrs. Peter Gondela Anna F. Graves Mr. Mrs. M. Grossi Mr. Mrs. H. Gray Jr. Dr. Mrs. P. Halloran Karen John Hebert Mr. Mrs. Hollis May Howarth Mr. Mrs. John Hughes The Impoco Family Leonard Gloria Kahle Mrs. Koske Mr. Knorr Billy Laplante Ken Langdon Denise Lemon Rosemary Letendre Mr. Mrs. Herbert Levine Mr. Mrs. E.O. Lindgren Jr. G.P. Lloyd Ruth Ray Lopes The Luce Family Mr. Mrs. Lyons The Charles Mackin Family Mr. Mrs. E. Majewski Joanne Marshall Charles F. Maurer Jr. Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. McGowan Mr. Mrs. Carlo Mei Mr. Mrs. Mercieri Robert Joan Monroe Mr. Mrs. Moore Patti “Bubbles” Creighton Spike Cheryl Moses David Laurie Mott Mr. Mrs. John Moyer Mr. Mrs. Murphy Mr. Mrs. Nichols Mark A. Noonan Mrs. Noonan Mr. Mrs. Ohlin The Page Family Leonard N. Palmer Mr. Mrs. J. Panaia Maria Papandricopoulos Mr. Mrs. John J. Perella Brenda Perry The Picknally Family Mr. Mrs. H. Pomeroy M.F. Porter Mr. Mrs. Andrew Premo Mr. Mrs. Rapisarda The Reale Family Mr. B. Rebozo Mr. M. Redin Hudson E. Richards The Santer Family Kathleen Sharpies Mr. Mrs. W. Shattuck The David Shaw Family Mr. Mrs. Smith The St. Clair Family C. Stevens Wm. Stevens Mr. Mrs. Lester Streeter Mr. Mrs. Sullivan The Tarsa Family Mr. Mrs. D.E. Thompson Sr. Mr. Mrs. R. Thompson Joyce E. Tota Barbara Tracy A. Turowsky Mrs. Ronald Villeneuve Barbara Waken Ruth L. Wescott Mr. James White Mr. Mrs. Wiezbicki Mr. Mrs. Williams Mrs. H.E. Williams Julius E. Williams Mrs. Linda Wilson John, Joanne, Jonathan Zanetti 171 Four Corners Package Store Buy your B.T.’s in Town! 199 N. Main Street E. Longmeadow, Ma 01028 Shawmut First Bank Shawmut First Bank Frederick R. Williams, Jr. Branch Officer Custom Auto Body 65 Maple St., East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 Associates, One. NORRIS TRAILER SALES CUSTOM AUTO BODY 65 Maple Street, East Longmeadow , Mass. 0 1 028 413 - 525-4201 Peter M. Boucher Cheryl Reed Travel Dead or Alive, you arrive! Shawmut First Bank and Trust Company 31 Maple Street, East Longmeadow, MA 01028, Tel 413-525-3926 6 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Ma. 525-4556 172 Next To The Railroad Tracks On Maple St reet, East Longmeadow DAVE’S FOOD BASKET COMMUNITY -FEED STORES EOAL STOVES OIL HARDWARE FERTILIZERS SEEDS PAINT 64 Maple St. 525-3328 In Beautiful, Downtown East Longmeadow, Massachusetts Shaker Rd., E.L. We have brands, and brands, and brands, and brands, and brands, and brands, and brands, and brands, and brands, and brands, and . . . r A The nieadow mouse • QUILTING • NEEDLEWORK • CHOCOLATES • CALICO FABRICS MATERIALS INSTRUCTION SALES 56 SHAKER ROAD EAST LONGMEADOW. MA 01028 (413) 525-6647 .a. FLORENCE M HOWES HOLLY H CORRADINO Countryside Store 334 Somers Rd. East Longmeadow, MA Teehan’s Food Shop 222 North Main St. East Longmeadow, MA 174 Baystate Environmental 39 Maple St. East Longmeadow, MA 525-3822 Country Glass and Mirror 180 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, MA 525-7658 A.W. BROWN, INC. SUBURBAN HOME AND FARM CENTER « 55 Maple St. East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 413-525-2115 FEED • SEED • FERTILIZER • PET SUPPLIES HARDWARE PURINA CHOWS AND HEALTH PRODUCTS UNIQUE CUT 43 Maple St., East Longmeadow “I had my spear sharpened, my shield cleaned, and my hair cut, for $1.98. Meadows EaslJSk Health Club -t 18 Benjamin Street East Longmeadow, MA 01028 MUST BE 18 OR OVER FIRST TIME GUEST A TOTAL FITNESS CENTER FOR MEN WOMEN ‘‘Is this aerobic dancing?” The winners of this year’s Women’s Community Club of East Longmeadow Book Award were Julie Lane, Erika Lindgren, Gregg Lundberg, Steven Quagliato, Larry Rich, and Matt Walsh. SHAKER BOWL 168 Shaker Road, East Longmeadow 1 7 5 East Longmeadow Auto Parts R. H. Phelon Co. Maple St. East Longmeadow, Massachusetts 01028 WE KEEP YOUR MOTOR SINGING LIKE A BIRD Techni-Products Inc. 355 Chestnut St., East Longmeadow, MA 01028 Tel 525-6321 I 176 Roy’s Home Decorating Center 626 North Main Street The Deli ‘‘I just came from Weight Watchers”! East Longmeadow, MA. 01028 157 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Ma. tel-525-4382 The Best Place In Town For A Blowout. Shaker Road 3J’s Tire Co East Longmeadow, MA. Brother Dominic Copies Every Word! 130 Shaker Road East Longmeadow When The Lights Go Down, After Five Turns On. 165 Shaker Road East Longmeadow CONN. VALLEY ARTESIAN WELL Put Your Right Foot In At, ACADEMY OF DANCE Shaker Road East Longmeadow 138 Shaker Road East Longmeadow We Drill Deep! .. Dairy Mart 47 Maple St. East Longmeadow Massachusetts 01028 Open 7 days 6 a.m.-llp.m. 525-6776 FLOWER STALL 38 Center Square East Longmeadow, MA 01028 (413) 525-1601 4 ' In Mobil We Trust JON’S MOBIL 13 North Main St. East Longmeadow, MA 01028 MARIE KANE REALTY Prospect St. East Longmeadow 525-3630 “ . . . get free candy wit every house you buy ' II 55 NORTH MAIN ST . £ AST LONGMEADOW 525 2657 525-4171 For the best fish in the sea, try the B B. 0 M 4 H 30 H A PC � 03 SPARTAN SPECTATOR STAFF 1982-1983 Editorial Board: Hui-Chu Wu, Barbara Pond, Jim Creighton, Richard Brown, Lisa Federici Reporters: Sara Bartley, Nicoletta Basile, Patrick Brown, James Burke, Kelly Cavanaugh, Alaena Crossman, Stephanie Dalton, Marcia DeBlok, Allison Dudley, Mike Forrest, Chris Godek, Bob Houser, Roshelle Huddleston, Lynn Jorey, Ashley Lindwall, Elizabeth Marsian, Amanda Maxim, Clint Maxim, Jeff Moore, Elizabeth Picard, Raymond Rice, Peter Rossi, Kevin Schulen, Sean Seely, Jeff Smith, Lynn Thetreault, Bob Thetreault, Pam Walsh, Dave Weisse, Kevin White, Wei-Liang Wu Artists: Karen Gaudette, Kim Kharman, Catherine Kirby, Sue Nichols, Cindy Palmer Photographers: Dave Arlen, Steve Rich Business and Circulation: Dawn Allard, Bridget Tranghese Typing Staff: Cheryl Corish, Natalie Hassin, Susan Humphrey, Lisa Paquette, Donna Steeley, Bridget Tranghese Advisor: Mr. Kerson - I 557 North Main St. East Longmeadow, MA 733-6681 2 North Main St. East Longmeadow, MA 525-3357 180 Meet your friends-make new ones at a Willow Glen Buffet. The Willow Glen House 232 North Main St. East Longmeadow 525-4161 Distinctive Sportswear forWbmen East Longmeadow, Massachusetts 217 North Main St. 525-1112 Open 24 hours-Holidays and Sundays Li’l Peach 618 North Main St. East Longmeadow 739-7442 638 Columbus Ave. Springfield, MA 781-0123 181 Jiffy Lube Bluebird Has Fresh Produce. 475 North Main St., East Longmeadow, MA Tel. 525-4823 BLUEBIRD ACRES They do a good job 739 Parker St East Longmeadow They ' ll Wash Your Car In A Jiffy. When your car loses its lid or breaks its nose Call Tommy’s Auto Body 347 Elm Street East Longmeadow, Massachusetts 010.38 They Can Even Fix Mustangs. I j! I I SINCE 1962 M. GILL HOSL McGill Has The COUPLING. INC ' . Best In Hoses, But Anderson C an Really Heat Things Up! Wishes Class Of ' 83 P.O. BOX 408 41 BENTON DRIVE EAST LONGMEADOW, MASS. 01028 1-413-525-3977 1-617-755-1284 o luduboii ' G Shop Jr J AT L aughing cBrook 789 Main Street, Hampden, MA 734-0464 I ANDERSON HEATING CO. HEATING AIR CONDITIONING GIFT SHOP COMPLETE NATURAL HISTORY BOOK STORE 58 DEARBORN ST EARL C ANDERSON, JR E LONGMEADOW, MASS 01 028 Suti . 12:30-4 Tues-Sat. 10-4:30 FRAN DUTILLE Shop Manager ii Reminder Publications, Inc. 280 North Main Street East Longmeadow, MA Instead of a string around your finger, get a direct line to the Reminder-phone 525-6661 Spend your time at Koffee-Tyme Koffee-Tyme 46 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, MA Reminder 0FFICE BUILDING Tudor House, Inc. 161 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, MA Tel. 525-4030 We’d better get back before the end of X-BLOCK! 184 Big or small, Due Pac will help heat it all Due Pac Corporation Baldwin St. East Longmeadow, MA 01028 Our place is always open. Centre Square Town House Restaurant When your clutch is rough, shift over to us. Maple Auto Supply 14 Maple St. East Longmeadow, MA 48 Maple St. East Longmeadow, MA 525-4581 48 Shaker Rd. East Longmeadow, MA 525-7345 Maybury Associates, Inc. 90 Denslow Rd. East Longmeadow, MA 525-4216 •i INDUSTRIES PPG INDUSTRIES 400 Windsor St. Hartford, Connecticut 06101 A concern for the future. HOME BUSINESS LIFE J 1 niea t ca nlon INSURANCE AGENCY 280 N MAIN STREET EAST LONGMEADOW MA 01028 PHONE 525 6601 We ' re Dying To Help You COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTORS R. E. Laplante Const. Inc. 39 Maple Street ( 413 ) 525-6121 East Longmeadow, Ma. 01028 Res. (413) 525-4507 ACRES POWER EQUIPMENT 1045 Shaker Road bast Longmeadow. Massachusetts 01028 525 3752 525 4536 We Build Houses On Strong Foundations Eve’s Place Antiques 38 Center Sq E.L. 525-4439 L ' - 275 Chestnut St. East Longmeadow, MA 525-3230 Bay State Truck Service 791 Cottage St. Springfield, MA 543-5577 T l A i H ' • Compliments 01 LENOX Band Saw Blades Hack Saw Blades Reciprocating Jig Saber Saw Blades Hole Saws Files American Saw Mfg. 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If Not Then Cruise On Down To BALISE CHEVROLET Downtown, Springfield For the ‘old-world’ look in kitchens, go to KITCHENS BY CHAPDELAINE Shaker Rd., E. Longmeadow, MA 01028 McDonald Johnson INSURANCE AGENCY Shaker Rd., E. Longmeadow, MA The winner of this year’s Tour de France bought his igi bike at Bianco’s. BIANCO’S 264 N. Main St. E. Longmeadow, MA 01028 “If not Grandma’s remedy cabinet then” EAST LONGMEADOW PHARMACY 53 N. Main St. E. Longmeadow, MA 01028 Our feet have had it — - Weaving in and out of Mark’s diving, Mike’s wrestling, Tim’s Twin Hills career and Matt’s girls we set an incredible time for ’83. Thanks to Sue and Lof) for patching our holes and Mr?} Lynch for tying our loose ends, we stayed in stride throughout the year. But we can’t keep up this pace any longer; it is time to rest. If the shoe fits wear it — yin _ 1 9 L — V.