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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1987 volume:

ROBE; kWA ' ' V v, ' ' r ; _•: ‘. ■ _,” ' WrP mr t j9fcgl3(p j|lM I c -s r • ]£: d. LH 974.426 1987 ROBERT J. JARVIS MEMORIAL LIBRARY EAST LONGMEADOW HIGH SCHOOL 30505000162679 Aegis 1987 (ELHS Yearbook) $75.00 ROBERT. J- - JAR V IS MEMORIAL LIBRARY tfTNGMEAf 0WHICH S ROBERT J. JAKVtS MEMORIAL LIBRARY MF 4DOW H1GHSCJ3ClOt- Cel ycur lit!et t- v Ard watcli the sticw II i scieer lights up mmm l W z ' —if Tci watch will articipaticn Ten cares Tetr jcys Ilie friends yen make r 7T C : i i t J k L t 4 ccmedy A tragedy Tci ili i 4 cheese yeer part 1 Sh K. ' ' Ait • r _ _ .V _ Ilie film’s be ur tc u II Dedicaiicr At lt§ I3e§t We, the Senior Class of 1987, feel fortunate to be able to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Ralph Cooley, Advisor to the Senior Class. We would like to thank him for his never-ending, cheerful support. Since our freshmen year he has donated his time and energy to our fund¬ raisers, been at our sporting events, and acti- vites, and has brought us closer together as a class. Mr. Cooley’s geniality and reassuring com¬ ments have helped us through many tough and frightening spots: he truly had a special way of making the High School a second home for all of us. The evident personal interest and affection Mr. Cooley so warmly shows to each student has set him apart from the other teachers. Mr. Cooley has always been there for us and we appreciate it. This book is yours, Mr. Cooley, from a class of friends. Dedication 17 101 freshmen G All Audiences (KjiSb Gene L Admissions 18 Freshman Divider Jeffrey Anzalott Russell Arsenault Michael Ayers Donna Bacchiocchi Jason Bassett Karen Bell Joshua Berger Kimberly Berrio Peter Berte Michelle Billingsley Arthur Billion John Bleasius Karen Bolles Jason Bourdeau Jeffrey Brunelle David Bruno Andrew Bryson Ronald Burns Nicole Burton Enrico Cafaro Christine Calabrese Jason Campbell Frank Capaccio Joseph Cardaropoli Mario Cardinale Christopher Carlisle Stacey Carlisle Tonya Claiborne John Commisso Matthew Connors Jennifer Coopee Anthony Costantini Jason Couzelis James Cummings Andrea Cunningham Tamara Cyboron Diana D’Angelo Kristopher Dagenais Christopher Davis Norma Dearden Anthony Delviscio Jeanine DeRusha Robert Desilets David Devine Amy Devoie Keith DiAugustino Andrea DiMichele Peter DiMichele Kevin Dunlop Matthew Dupont Jennifer Dupre David Eddy Robert Ferreira Pamela Fielding Brian Fortin Donald Fortin Matthew Fortune Karen Gaboury Laurie Gaboury Christopher Garvey James Gentilella Russell George Kathy Girard Shannon Girard Amy Glover 20 Freshmen ir Michael Hoague Shelly Hoekstra Beth Holderness Amy Houle Amy Hrdlicka Jason Hughes Kristine Ingulli Eric Johnson David Juzba Jeffrey Kane Patricia Kelley Robert Klein Lisa Kneeland Jason Knight Kelly Knowe 22 Freshmen Follow the yellow brick road. Paul Kubera Natalie Kuperman Elizabeth Lamb Tina Larocca Keith Laster Michael Lata Patrick LaValley Thomas Long Eric Longo Angela Luchini Todd Mackechnie Christopher Mackin Edward P. Majewski Luke Malone Christopher Maloni Sandra Marsian Aimee Martin Christian Martin Richard M. Martin Peppino A. Maruca Teresa Maruca Jennifer May Jenna Mayotte Steven McCombe Heather McDonald Susan J. McDonald David McGuill Robert Mercieri Diane Meyer Paula Meyer William Miller Stacey Mondoux Kimberly Moore Melissa Moore Peter Moore Freshmen 23 Susan Moulton Katrina Murphy Ladonya Newton Jennifer Nolan Kathleen O’Connor Kellie O’Keefe Brian Obernesser Eric Ottoson Steven Paige Ucal Palmer Scott Pattenaude Michael Petronino Scott Pothul Jennifer Pozos Todd Quesnel Brenda Racette Kelly Racette Karin Racicot Bernard Reid Marc Richards Jeffrey Rintoul Audra Robert Traci Robinson Timothy Ryan Laurie Salier Christian Sawyer Crystal Scarfe Wendy Schmidt Susan Silvestri Pamela Simmons Kathleen Smith Maya Smith Scott Smith Kara Stebbins Mario Stellato 24 Freshmen Hawaiian Boys heading for the Luau Darryl Taylor Keith Taylor Laura Tebaldi Julie Thompson Tina Tomaino Lynn Tourtelotte Jon Tranghese Shane Trudeau Michelle Tullie Chelsea Turner Dennis Turowsky Nicole Washington Bryan Webber Donald Welch Brian Whalen Freshmen 25 26 Freshmen n restricted CV4.d er vAtvte ' v ? Ao xdft � jsl saUtatt p«.te V Clubs Divider Ihe Way HI HIKE Organizations 29 City CeiC - §paitar Ipectatci Front row (L to R): Maria Maddaloni, Anthony Maestrone, Jeff Travers. Dawn M. Kahle, Michael Flarrigan, Marylou Brown, Angela D ' Angelo, Brenda Marsian. Middle row (L to R): Donna Kowalczyk, Tracy LaBroad, Valerie Silensky, Lisa Santanello, Lauren Antico, Veronica Carlson, Andrea Hoover, Dawn McDonald, Mike Hallett. Back row (L to R): Christina Salvon, Barry Scanlon, Erik Kraft, Debbie Croken, Cassandra Burns, Laura Noonan, Scott Joaquim, Michelle Lata, Mark Trial, Lily Martin. Mi. §mitli Cces lc MasHn lce: Me lei Ccr iess (!-r Kneeling): Kristine Salvon, Mary Scordino, Matt Merced, Mike Bracht, Lilly Martin. (Standing 1-4): Brenda Marsian, Michael Zinger, Sam Rice, Drew Skroback, Chris Gahm, Scott Whalen. As Icliecls M ill I Mils (l-r Kneeling): Dawn Kahle. Maria Maddaloni, Mar ylou Brown, Lilly Martin, (l-r Standing): Chris Gahm, Matt Merced, Mr. Carey. Clubs 3i PRODUCTION M iSU II SENIORS Bottom row: (l-r)- Laurel Redington (secretary), Jeff Buzzelle (treasurer) Top row: (l-r)- Jeff Travers (vice-presi¬ dent), Brian Donohue (Member at large) Missing: Donna Neves (president) JUNIORS Top row: (l-r) Beth Ann Towsley (sec¬ retary), Christiana Brown (treasurer) Bottom row: (l-r)- Bill LaPlante (Vice- president), Scott Joaquim(president), Mike Cavanaugh (member at large) FRESHMEN (l-r): Jeanine DeRusha (secretary), Kara Stebbins (member at large). Shelly Hoekstra (president), Robert Herrick (treasurer), Brian Harrigan (vice-president). SOPHOMORES (l-r): Jeff Howard (treasurer), Carrie Cunningham (member at large), Lynne Cannone (vice president), Chris Brown (president), Jeff Monte (secretary) 32 Class Officers Debate learn bib Of line leaer Top (L:R) Mr. Carey, Mike Zinger, Sam Rice, Tom Rogan, Drew Skroback, Curtis Picard, Mr. Me Kinny, middle (L:R) Peter Ratcliffe, Matt Merced, Chris Gahm, Jeff Travers, Mark Trial, bottom (LR) Cassandra Burns, Valerie Silensky, Dawn Khal, Lilly Martin, Matt Harttree. Beeb Will Top (L R) Jeff Seyler, Matt Wallengren, bottom (L:R) Jennifer Ferri, Beth Meyers. Bruce Quagliato. Clubs 33 Office Aides P 1 |l I I + 1 m HI ' 14 P . rvM v SC ■ WSl l m ' ijC ‘sf I L ' r- ' gBf jlk J Top (l-r): Peter Radcliffe, Heather Wilson, Jen Dupre, Karen Liable, Joanne Murray, Sharon Hoffman, Lynn Gaboury, Natalie Rising, Kristin Butler, Chris Salvon. Middle (l-r): Michelle Lata, Melissa Bruce, Karen Tenggren, Tina Turn¬ er, Tina Wescott, Kerry Shaw, Shannon Rogan, Kathy Robert, Kris Shank, Kelly Otto. Bottom (l-r): Pam Gramaldi, Paula Gramaldi, Chris Rotas, Chris Powell, Kerry Gorman, Kiana D’Angelo, Angela Pratt. 34 Clubs Ccidance Aides Top (l-r): Karen Ostrowski, Ed Glista. Michael Bracht, Bottom (l-r): Chris Morris, Jennifer Pozos, Angela Pratt. library Aides - Cclden Child [rer] (L to R) Standing: Angela Pratt, Deborah Naugle, Nicole Washington, Lisa Forcier, Kelli Ross. Kneeling: Nico le Burton, Laura Tebaldi, Paula Grimaldi, Pamela Grimaldi, Tanya Picking. Irterratieral Cleb Clubs 35 Itie Cast Cf Itcusards Spies Like Us ... Nobody draws more suspicion than the International Club. With more members, but fewer activities than any other group, are these peo¬ ple what they seem to be? 36 Clubs Hcmeiocm Reps: II e Dirty I zer £ ?? £ • £ l . « , � r m !« ••••� � Front row (l-r): Maria Maddaloni, Michelle Martin, Kerry Krzynowek, Carrie Cabrini, Pauline Ferreira, Chris Rinaldi, Maria Micelotta, Brenda Marsian. Second row (l-r): Steve Crawford, Jell Buzzelle, Dennis Warner, Beth Meyers. All IRe Presidents’ Her: §tedert Ceereil Front row (l-r): Lynn Tourtelotte, Andrea Cunningham, Jennifer May, Shelly Floekstra, Tony Maestrone, Kristen LaValley, Barry Scanlon, Bob Rinaldi, Second row (l-r): Chelsea Turner, Chris Brown, Mary Scordino, Molly Schaefer, Lisa Mozden, Marianne Tarsa, Amy Veins, Matt Trudeau. Third row (I- r): Lisa Panico, Mark Trial, Joel Faillace, Scott Joaquim, Kevin Casey, Vanessa Coulacous. Clubs 37 AF§: I lie FrercF Ccrrecticr Sitting (l-r): Stefan Schorn, Evalena Andren, Mary Kelly, Karin Jensen, Andrea Hoover, Joy Wiezbicki, Marylou Brown, Mrs. Fleming, Aimee Loiselle, Jane Dilanian, Cate Kokonowski, Pauline Ferreira, Michelle Martin, Kerry Kryznowek, Carrie Cabrini. Kneeling (l-r): Traci Wynn, Beth-Ann Towsley, Kelli-Ann Ross, Michelle Denno, Cheryl Dobek, Chris Bryson, Michelle DeRusha, Beth Drink- water, Jeremy Shurtloff, Mike Cavanagh, Glen Witwer, Andrea Mazzariello, Mike Barrett, Jeff Evans. Standing (l-r): Heather McDonald, Wendy Schmidt, Kara Stebbins, Jeanine DeRusha, Aimee Martin, B.J. Springer, Leslie Frigo, Heather Russell, Valerie Silensky, Mike Hoague, Lisa Santinello, Adam Knight, Patty Kelleher, Mary Ellen Keinath, Sue Adeletti, Lynn Vanderleeden, Shannon Rogan, Kris Rotas. Karin Jensen, Stefan Schorn, Mary Kelly, Evalena Andreu Il e Fen Amides V Karin Jensen from Denmark, Stefan Schorn from West Germany, Mary Kelly from Ireland, and Evalena Andren from Sweden were the four exchange students we were fortunate enough to have attend East Longmeadow High School in 1986-7. We hope their year long stay here in the United States will be everything they hoped and that their memories of East Longmeadow High and the people they met here will be warm and lasting. 38 Clubs Chess Club How I Learned to be a Teen-Age Werewolf” Chess has never been a game meant for the meek and fee¬ ble-hearted of this world, rather, it is a highly competitive and dangerous game, and an appropriate learning ground for bloodthirsty hunting. With my counterparts in this incredibly in¬ human, savage sport, I learned the secrets of stalking and pursuing on the seemingly in¬ nocent squares of black and white. Our opponents were quite unaware of our bestial intentions and our animalistic behavior took them completely by surprise. Back (L-R); Dawn Khal, Victoria Carlson. Angela D’Angelo, Andrea Hoover. Marylou Brown. Beth Drinkwater, Chris Turnburg, Lilly Martin, Carrie Concato. Front (L-R); Kathy Holt, Jeff Travers, Kerri Krzynowek, Brian Donahue, Rich Garska, Mike Zinger. bcrcr §©ciety Back (L-R); Mike Zinger, Mike Bracht, Drew Skroback, Tom Rogan, Curtis Picard, Sam Rice. Front (L-R); Gerald Gowdy, Greg Harvey, Jason Knight. Clubs 39 THE OUTSIDERS Rv.r«rkYo . 6 A dkocr,cc Soxvve 0fv 4«rio,l inoY be to cVslVAreA 40 Sophomore Divider Carlo Accorsi Susan Adeletti Kristin Agerty Cheryl Alleman Daniel Barry Kelly Basile Christina Belden Dustin Beleckis Jennifer Bell Richard Bernier Richard Black James Blanchard Denise Blomberg James Brennan David Breton Paul Brideau Christine Brown Todd Bryant Lynn Buckley Baby Doll Cassandra Burns Mark Butler Christopher Cabrini James Calabrese Jennifer Calabrese Shawn Campbell Lynn Cannone Lisa Casey Chris Castonguay Barry Cavanaugh Sophomores 41 rn N Neil Childs Bryan Ciavola Daniel Cleavall Kelly Collina Theresa Collura Anthony Commisso Paul Connors Theresa Corey Shaun Corish Robert Crossman Carrie-Anne Cunningham Corinne Czupryna Scott Dalton Kathryn Davis Steven Davis Jeffrey DeCarli Christopher DeVoie Paula DiMichele David Dollar Lori-Anne Douville Christopher Drapeau Ronald DuBour Jeffrey Duncan Jeffrey Duperre Erika Erickson Pamela Farron Aldo Fazio Annmarie Fini Thomas Fitzgerald Thomas Flynn Michael Fontana Renee Fortune Candice Fountain John Gagner Christopher Gahm 42 Sophomores .� « « t r 1 Janet Garstka James Garvey Debbie Gebo Paul Georgantas John Geraci Anthony Giuggio Crystal Glenn Steven Godfrey John Godwin David Green Jason Grover Kristina Gwinn Matthew Harttree Gregory Harvey Daniel Healev Superman IV Sophomores 43 Pamela Hieronymus Jennifer Hickey Brian Hill Alison Houghton Jeffrey Howard Sean Humphries Scott Ingulli Lori Jeremicz Sue Johnston Debra Kavanaugh Mary Ellen Keinath Patricia Kelleher Pamela Kenyon Robin Kimble Christine Kowalczyk Erik Kraft Alison Krause Tracy LaBroad Louise LaClair Scott Lamagna Antonio Larocca John Leary Brian Liebel Karen Liebel Philip Lighter Deborah Loiselle Michael Lucey Robert Maccarini Todd MacGowan Tracy MacNeil Julie Main Joanne Majewski Kerri Manley Lynne Manning Merideth Martin 44 Sophomores A W Dawn Mastrodonato Kelly McCormack Matthew Merced Dawn Messner Kelly Michaelian Gary Miller Michael Mitchell Robert Mitus Wendi Moller Diana Mominee Lisa Montana Jeffrey Monte Carole Moody Barbara Morace Melanie Morelli Sophomores 45 Daniel Murray Joann Murray Sharon Naberezny Kerri Nadeau Edward Niemiec Jill O ' Connor Karen Ostrowski Kelli Otto Brian Ouellette Julie Page Scott Palmer Lisa Panico Wendy Pelletier John Perella Gary Peterson 46 Sophomores Patrick Phaneuf Tanya Picking Robert Pond Jennifer Potvin Christine Powell Dawn Premo John Proctor Jeff Quinn George Radosavljevic Peter Ratcliffe Christopher Rau Allen Richardson John Rielley Scott Ritchie George Robinson Shannon Rogan Kristin Rotas Heather Russell Christina Salvon Kevin Sanford Lisa Santanello Mark Santangelo Nicole Saulnier Barry Scanlon Mary Scordino John Sessler Regina Sevigne Julieanne Sheehan Sarah Shippie Valerie Silensky Benny Silvestri Beth Slate Christine Smith Kenneth Smith Jeremy Snyder Sophomores 47 Michael Stachowicz Donald Stadnicki Kevin Stallone William Stone Michelle Tavernier David Terrell Heidi Terrell Jennifer Therrien Jonathan Tingle Cosimo Trimboli Matthew Trudeau Stacey Turnberg Christopher Turowsky Patrick Turowsky Erica Turpie Tanya Vancini Lynn Vanderleeden Jeffrey VanHook Amy Viens Melissa Vincent Kenneth Ward Joseph Wenc Michael Westerman Heather Wheeler James Whitehead Paul Work Sean Youmell Thomas Zumbruski 48 Sophomores Uillia, the trade Faculty 49 Picdicei Since the departure of Dr. Porter in 1984, Dr. John Drinkwater has more than adequately filled his shoes. His time as producer has been marked with spectac¬ ular energy, awesome work, and, judging from the reaction to his two hour de¬ lay”, a stupendous result. Dr. Drinkwater - Superintendent 50 Administration Another two hour delay? Cliectci Mr. Cannone - Principal Administration 51 Under Peter Cannone’s vi¬ gorous leadership, the whole cast has been revitalized. New courses, new programs, new ideas have electrified the staff and student body. The innovative cooperation be¬ tween the Academic Disci¬ pline Program at the Universi¬ ty of Massachusetts and the teachers of academic subjects here will not only be beneficial intellectually to both parties, but will also bring our school to the forefront of education to¬ day. Although the program will be in its initial stages when Mr. Canonne leaves his principal-ship, it and we will still be very much under the influence of this four star di¬ rector. His will be a tough act to follow. insist ii I Directors Ui Mr. Cokkinias Assistant Principal Mr. Hamel Assistant Principal The studio 52 Administration Mr. Bolles Physical Education Department §ta|ehardi Miss Affron Internal Suspension Mrs. Barnshaw Mathematics Department Mr. Brownlee Mathematics Department Mrs. Burke Social Studies Department Mr. Cadorette Psychological Counselor Mr. Calabrese English Department Mr. Camp Guidance Department Faculty 53 Mr. Carey Science Department Mr. Casertello Industrial Arts Mrs. Cleavall Special Education Mr. Cooley Business Department Mr. Courtney Mathematics Department Ms. Czajkowski Health Education Mr. Dale Science Department Mrs. Davis Special Education 54 Faculty Mrs. Donovan Nurse Mr. Dowling Language Department Mr. Dutille Math Department Mrs. Edoff Home Economics Miss Fay Language Department Mr. Fimognari Science Department Faculty 55 Mrs. Fleming Language Coordinator Mr. Goldie Art Coordinator Mrs. Fitzgerald Secretary to the Principal Mr. Grocott Language Coordinator Mrs. Harrington Industrial Arts Department Mrs. Goldie Science Department . m m (tULPiTtYKMS Un tio divertido! mm Miss Herschuk Business Department 56 Faculty Mrs. House Library Clerk Mrs. Kagan Clerk-stenographer Mr. Kerson English Department Mrs. Kielar Library Clerk Mrs. Krueger Business Department Miss Kerr Physical Education Mrs. Kokoszka Librarian Faculty 57 Mrs. Leib English Department Mrs. Lynch English Dep artment Mr. Mann Math Department Mrs. Manville Language Department Mr. Marden Social Studies Coordinator Mrs. Maselli Guidance Department Mr. Mazzariello English Department 58 Faculty Faculty 59 Mrs. McCormick Guidance Department Mr. McKinney English Department Mrs. McTaggart Math Department Mrs. Munzert Clerk Typist Miss Mele Foreign Language Department Mrs. Nimetz Special Education Mr. Modzelewski Physical Education Mrs. Oakes Nurse’s Office Mrs. Payne Language Department Mrs. Picard Special Education Mr. Pitts Social Studies Department Mrs. Rossiter Mathematics Department Mr. Porowski Mathematics Department Mr. Roan Social Studies Department 60 Faculty missing in action Mr. St. Germain Mr. Sarazin Business Department Coordinator Social Studies Department missing in acticr Miss Sessler English Department Mr. Simmonds English Department Mr. Smith Special Education Mr. Sullivan Science Department Miss Thompson Science Department Faculty 61 Mrs. Tierney Math Department Mrs. Troutman English Department Mr. Troutman Science Department Coordinator Mr. Turner Music Director Mrs. Ulich Special Education Mr. Vickers Social Studies Department Miss Wilk Physical Education 62 Faculty W 1 dr |]| Jc. .fHti! «- - BK||S jj$9|J| J Mr 1 • • lij Stm ' m Z ■ Crip§ Earl ' Keep ’em warm and dry, and they’ll act well!”, says Earl of cast. Special Effects 63 Special Effects 1. in 1 ; r - Director of Special Effects, Mrs. Huhtanen, has achieved marvelously healthy and happy results by substituing V 2 cup of concern for bran in all recipes. It works say the critics. 64 Special Effects PG-13 PARENTS STRONG-LY CAUTIONER S 5 0ME MATERIAL MAV BE IN PP ROPRI AT E FOR. CHILDREN U JD£f{ 13. Juniors 65 Lisa Abrahamson Tammy Ahlberg Alan Anderson Cheryl Arcand Andrew Ball Nicole Bartolucci Pamela Bassett Dana Bean Lawrence Bean Michael Beaudet Roland Benoit Julie Bent Cherie Berard Cheryl Berselli Christopher Boivin Jennifer Boivin Cheryl Bolles Vincent Bongiovanni James Bosman Christine Bouchard -U.V Christiana Brown Jeffrey Brown Melissa Bruce Kathy Bryant Nancy Jo Bryant Christine Bryson Michael Cafaro Lisa Calabrese Jennifer Carlson Daniel Carpenter Lori Ann Casey Barbara Cavanaugh Michael Cavanaugh Astrid Clarke Kimberly Coleman Carrie Concato Heather Cooley Nancy Cooling Roland Cote Vanessa Coulacos Deborah Croken Erin Crowe John Czupryna Cheryl Darney Michele Davis Juniors 67 Melissa DeBlok Lee Deets Debroah Degon Jeffrey Demarey Michelle Denno Michelle Derusha Jane Dilanian Rachel Dinnie Cheryl Dobek Matthew Donatelle Robert Draper Beth Drinkwater Amy Dubner Jason Duffy Robert Fancy James Foard Lisa Forcier Kerianne Fortin Stacey Fountain Leslie Frigo ( m ’ • ' � V0 « • : V. i : v: Mri i -; ' ■% .•«• -I • . •■ .ci; .Vt ' ? : : m. i rM-y ; s■ ■ i-i-i-B . Guess who I went to the Semi-Formal with? 68 Juniors 19 ! H - J I $ | I m Kevin Gaboury Richard Garstka Todd Gaudet Nicole Gebo Diane Girard Edward Glista Kimberly Gorman Robert Graham Jennifer Gurney Scott Guyer V J Michael Hallett Robert Hartman Lance Hauver Richard Hoag Paul Humphrey Andrea Igoe Gina Impagnatiello Michael Janiszewski Marvin Jensen Shaky Jnaquine Jh � •)!? i sjc 5 •Vi ' Juniors 69 70 Juniors Scott Joaquim Tracy Juzba Corinne Kane Kathleen Kennedy Christine Kneeland Adam Knight Kimberly Knight Michael Knorr Cathryn Kokonowski Brian Kowalczyk Donna Kowalczyk Lisa Lafratta David Laliberte Mary Beth Lally William Laplante Melissa Laramee Michelle Lata Jeffrey Lederer Pamela Lempke Amy Liberator ' ! Aimee Loiselle Adam Long Erin Lundberg Christopher Maccarini Jennifer Macdonald x. W Pamela Magrone Thomas Manarite Anne Marie Mann Michael Mansur David Marquis Lily Martin Umberto Maruca Joseph Mascaro Pamela Mattson Christopher Maxim Amy Mayotte Andrea Mazzariello Amelia Meccia Michael Meyer Elizabeth Miller Bruce Mitchell Christine Moras Steven Morin Robert Morrison Eve Mortillaro Juniors 71 Lisa Mozden Michael Murphy Melanie Murray Krista Mussleman Deborah Naugle Kevin Nuzzolilli Cindy O’Donnell Kelley O’Hara Cynthia Oldenburg Kelly Ostrander David Ouellette Charles Page Richard Parrott Lynn Pease Paul Pelletier Teresa Perry Gina Pietroniro Kelly Pratson Angela Pratt Evan Proulx 72 Juniors This is Mike’s idea of a party, but we think he’s way off course! Mark Radosavljevic Robert Ranaldi Joseph Reale Paul Richards Kathleen Robert Kimberly Roman Paul Romanko Christine Rosati Dawn Ross Kelli-Ann Ross Linda Ryan Russell Rybinski Susan Salier Angels Salvatore Molly Schaefer Kimberly Sessler John Severin Kerry Shaw William Sheets Jessica Smit Barbara Springer Shauna Stebbins Stuart Strohman Timothy Swayger Karen Tenggren Juniors 73 Melanie Tompkins Beth Ann Towsley Bryan Travers Michelle Trial Gary Turnberg Tina Turner Thomas Villeneuve Richard Waite Lori Wallace Doreen Welch Kenneth Wenc Tina Wescott Tracy Wilson Glen Witwer Kimberly Wolcott Traci Wynn John Wysocki Gennady Zak Jeffrey Ziencina Count Zietsz Children of lesser God 74 Juniors §MM§ - Pcx r VoJL 6ui our C0 Sug es red Ilie Icr est Taid Ipaitar Fcetball 1st. Row (L-R) Ed Modzelewski (Head Coach), Tom Zumbruski, Mike Sawyer, Bill Fielding (Capt.), Pete Maruca (Capt.), Joe VanValkenburg (Capt.), Mike Barrett, Ron Christenson, Derrick Driscoll, Steve Moge (Asst. Coach). 2nd. Row (L - R) Scott Lamagna, Tony Larocca, Chris Maccarini, Bill LaPlante, Craig Hundertmark, Tom Villeneuve, Jim Foard, Mike Lawless, Mike Young. 3rd Row (L - R); Dan Cleavall, Phil Lighter, Richard Garstka, Chris Maxim, Evan Proulx, Scott Joaquim, Mike Stachowitz, Mike Kelley. 4th Row (L - R) ? Scott Dalton, Aldo Fazio, Tom Flynn, Jason Grover, Lance Hauver, Bert Maruca, Barry Cavanaugh, Jeff Howard, Sean Young. Missing: Rob Stellato, Bob Conlin (Asst. Coach). Sports 77 Do you see what I see? The Fearsome Spartan Offense 78 Sports Captain Video Mike Barrett escapes his opponent’s clutches. Time to head for the mountains. The Spartans struggled through a tough early season sched¬ ule. In that six game stretch the gridmen tied Division I powers, Holyoke and Agawam, and lost a hard-fought battle to Division II champion. Palmer. Seriors Joe VanValkerburg, Pete Maruca and Bill Fielding led the team to its first victory over Greenfield. The Spartans went on to two back to back wins after the Greenfield victory with¬ out the services of quarterback VanValkenburg, halfback Rob Stellato and noseguard Bill LaPlante, all sidelined by injuries. Rallied by the strong play of Barrett and Maruca, the team played well for the remainder of the season. With the entire offensive and defensive lines returning, and such key players as Villeneuve. Joaquim and Maxim all return¬ ing, East Longmeadow Football, ’87 should be a force to be reckoned with. The Karate Kid Sports 79 S(M HI vil j, I f §€tcei SO Sports Cere With IN? Wind The Stonebuster t Where’s Bodnar? Did he skip againl 81 Sports Bcy§’ §cc€€i Able to leap tall The Boys’ Soccor Team had a somewhat deceiving year. Their record of 6-7-4 could have been 9 wins if not for bad breaks. The team had a stunning 0-0 tie with Western Mass, powerhouse Lud¬ low, which marred the latter’s per¬ fect record. Against Chicopee Comp, (ranked 5th. in Western Massachusetts), Jeff Buzzelle scored a penalty kick late in the game to beat them 2-1. Led by Tri- Captains Kevin Duperre, Jeremy Shurtleff and Scott Dunlop, the de¬ fense more than held their own on the defensive side of the field while the offense was kept up by Sophomore Sensation”, Kenny Smith with 13 goals and 3 assists, and by Jeff Buzzelle who posted II points. Other wins against Long- meadow, Northampton, Amherst, Holyoke and Westfield enabled the team to compile the best re¬ cord since 1981 and the 8th best season in the school’s history. Ca¬ pable Juniors and Sophomores such as Smith, Barry Scanlon and Tony Giuggio will keep the spot¬ light on soccor in 1987 and 1988. Kneeling (L to R): Dave Terrell, Marc Richards, Jeff Brunelle, Dan Carpenter, Dave Breton, Gary Miller, Joe Wenc, Paul Humphrey. Back Row (L to R): Scott ingulli, Erik Craft. Jeff Quinn, Jeff Monte. Sean Humphries, Chris Cabrini. Kneeling (L to R): John Murray, Jay Bodnar, Kevin Casey, Jeremy Shurtleff (Capt.), Kevin Duperre (Capt.), Scott Dunlop (Capt.), Jeff Buzzell, Steve Kelly, Brian Donahue. Back Row (L to R): Paul Richards, Lee Deets, Mike Janiszewski, Chris Drapeau, Tony Giuggio, Ken Wenc, Ken Smith, Barry Scanlon, Coach Jim O’Hearn. Three blind mice 82 Sports RMiiMr 4 HIS SOCCER 84 Sports Divider Oils’ Scccei Front Row: Lisa Mozden, Mary Lou Brown, Marianne Tarsa, Diane Giorgini (capt.), Chris Rinaldi (capt.), Laural Redington (capt.), Beth Kenney (capt.), Joy Wiezbicki, Marcy Piteo, Molly Schaeferx. Back Row: Pat Kelley, Kristy ingulli. Kelly Pratson, Aimee Loiselle, Heather Cooley, Joann Murray, Pat Kelleher, Theresa Corey, Louise LaClair, Mr. Palmer coach). The Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team ended their season at 6-9-3. Although this record was not an improvement over last year’s, the team held their own in important games, such as a tie against Agawam and a win over Northampton. The defense, which was lead by captains Laurel Redington and Chris Rinaldi (goalie), was tough to get by, while captains Beth Kenney and Diane Giorgini (leading goal scorer), along with Buffy Tarsa led the offense. Next year the team will be looking forward to a strong defense led by returning juniors Lisa Mozden and Molly Schaefer, and returning sophomore Pat Kelleher. The veteran offense will be consisting of Aimee Loiselle and Heather Cooley, Sophomore Joann Murray, and freshman sensation Kristy Ingulli. Sports 85 I IIMMN HEID nctr iy Sports Divider 87 Ilie Desperate Heers Sitting l-r: Donna Kowalczyk, C hris Bryson, Cynthia Oldenburg, Pauline Ferreira, Kerry Krzynowek, Anita Reuter, Karen Gondela, Middle row l-r: Pam Fielding, Lisa Calabrese, Lisa Panico, Lynn Cannone, Kerry Shaw, Kerry Gorman. Standing L-r: Coach Wilk, Beth Drinkwater, Cate Kokonwski, Kim Gorman, Chris Brown, Janet Garstka (manager), Wendy Moller (man¬ ager) Ghandi in action The three stooges Almost therel Although this year’s season was disappointing, (with a final record of 5-6-3) the varsity field hockey team proved itself against important teams. Field Hockey was lead by Captains Anita Reuter, Pauline Ferriera, Karen Gondela, Kerry Krzynowek, MVP Beth Drink- water and coaches Wilk and Tinsley. Despite the loss of four seniors next year, the team should do well with those who return. 88 Sports I knew I should’ve stayed home. The good old days! mumr- ' mpl l WSSIj t � nWWO l Held Uccfecy kneeling: Andrea DiMichele. Pam Fielding, Jennifer Coopee. Tina LaRocca. Laurie Salier, Chris Calabrese. Jeanine DeRusha. stand¬ ing: Mrs. Galante (Coach), Lynn Tourtelotte, Teresa Maruca. Kathy O’Connor, Sue Molton, Paula DiMichele, Karen Bell, Michelle Tullie. Heather Russell. Jane Dilanian, Valerie Silensky. and Eliza¬ beth Lamb (Manager). The Incredible Shrinking Goalie! 89 Sports NCW SH0UINC: CT44NASflC§ 90 Sports Divider Artliem Front row (l-r): Corinne Kane, Norma Dearden. Second row (l-r): Beth Ann Towsley, Shelly Hoekstra, Amy Mec- cia, Carrie Concato. Third row (l-r): Rocky Henderson, Renee Fortune, Dawn Mastrodonato, Evalena Andren. Fourth row (l-r): Christiana Brown, Traci Wynn. Sports 91 % American The ELHS Division A Girls’ Gymnastic team was disappointed in 1986 with an overall poor record of 0-12 for the season. The team consisted mostly of sophomores and juniors with a single senior, Evalina Andren. Lack of experience along with injuries and illnesses played a great part in the girls ' performance. The team was led by Captain Beth Ann Towsley who averaged 23.10 per meet as all-around. Co-captain Christiana Brown helped to keep spirits up and carry out the team’s motto, Go for your personal best”. Junior Corinne Kane’s returning all-around average score was 22.70. Up-coming Seniors Christiana Brown, Carrie Concato, Corinne Kane, Amy Meccia, Beth Towsley and Traci Wynn along with juniors Renee Fortune, and Dawn Mastrodanato and sophomores Norma Dearden, Rocky Henderson and Shelly Hoekstra have strong attitudes toward next year’s perfor¬ mance. This year’s gymnasts were warming up for next year’s season when they will be competing in division B. Next year’s outlook will be a scene to look forward to! 92 Sports CROSS U I MM NOW SWOWINC Sports Divider 93 The Spartans dominate i jlr T Front row (L to R) : Mike Zinger, Mike Bracht, Jim Bosnian. Bruce Fluntley Back row (L to R): Coach Calabrese, Adam Knight, Jim White. Dennis Warner, Joel Faillace, Chris Rau, Sam Rice. The 1986 Boys’ Cross Country finished among the top teams in Division I at Western Mass. Championships in spite of their 2-1 record. Throughout the sea¬ son Rick Hafey, Dennis Warner, Jim White (capt.), and Jim Bos¬ nian performed well for the team. A major factor in the losses of many close meets was the lack of 5th and 6th men, spots later filled by runners Sam Rice and Mike Bracht. With the loss of ten seniors, 1987 will once again be a year of rebuilding, but Mr. Calabrese is looking forward to it. 94 Sports Running Scared Front Row (L to R) Aimee Martin, Kathy Holt, Kee Kee Flenderson. Back Row (L to R) Coach Calabrese, Leslie Gelinas (Capt.), Michelle Derusha, Tina Wescott, Andrea Igoe, Lily Martin. Missing: Jen Pozos Throughout the season the Girls’ Cross-Country Team maintained a consistent effort which led them to a 6-1 record. MVP Kathy Holt invariably finished first for the Spartans and left a number of course records behind her. Tina Wescott, freshman Aimee Martin and Kiki Henderson, Michelle Derusha, and Captain Leslie Gelinas provided essential depth to the team since they finished closely, one behind the other. With a loss of only two seniors next year’s team shows promise. Sports 95 NOW H HW: MfillNC 96 Sports Divider Westeir Wieitlir| lciirey Third Place - Mike Sawyer Bill LaPlante - First Place For the first time since 1983, East Longmeadow hosted the Western Mass. Wrestling Tournament on its home mats on February 21, 1987. Even though East Longmeadow finished a disappointing fifth place, the day was a hugh success for the competing coaches and wrestlers. The Spartans had eight place finish¬ ers. Bill LaPlante avenged his last year’s loss to Bill Potvin of Drury. La- What BIG ARMS Steve has! Plante earned first place this year. Mike Sawyer’s decision over Gardner ' s 140 pounder gave him third place and a trip to the State Wrestling Finals in Wayland, later this season. Matt Connors I00-, Ron Burns 107; Chris Turnberg II4� Jason Duffy 121; Steve Kel¬ ly 128; and Aldo Fazio 147, all placed fifth in the tournament to qualify as alternates in the State Tournament. Congratulations to all the people who helped make this day happen - to all the wrestlers who participated, to Coach Mitchell for his guidance, and especially to Coach Mazzariello. Wrestling 97 isU i Cuest! Back row (L to R): Coach Mazzariello, Chris Rinaldi, Aldo Fazio, Rich Whitehead, Mike (Road Warrier) Young, Bill Brennan, Bert Maruca, Bill LaPlante, trainers. Kneeling (L to R): Coach Mitchell, Andrea Mazzariello, Bruce Huntley, Mike Sawyer, Brian Donohue, Steve Kelly, Jason Duffy, Chris Turnberg, Dan Healey, Matt Connors. Coach Mazz and his wrestlers had an outstanding season once again, fin¬ ishing second in Division II. The team had a 10 - 7 season with only one nar¬ row loss to the traditional power house, Quabbin. Bill LaPlante and Mike Sawyer both had outstanding records with one and two losses respectively. Also turning in record fine performances were Brian Donohue, Steve Kelly, Bill Brennan and Jason Duffy. The upside down Figure 4 pin. 98 Wrestling The walking wounded East Longmeadow is hosting the Western Mass tournament this year and many wrestlers are expected to do well. The team should have quite a few wrestlers qualify for the State Tournament in Wayland later in the season. Coach Mazzariello is hoping to re¬ peat this year’s record in ”88 with the nucleus he will have at the end of this season. OK team, to the mats. The good, the bad, the big. Wrestling 99 NCW I I l ll 1 It V iiHitiiiii ICO Basketball Divider Ilie Cuaidi Musi I3e Crazy (L to R): standing. Coach Pearson, Tom Villeneuve, Ken Wenc, Dustin Beleckis, Tom Flynn, Chris Maxim, Evan Proulx, Dennis Warner, Jeff VanHook, Jeremy Snyder, Tony Giuggio, Coach Gonlin. Kneeling, Co-Captains, Pete Maruca, Mike Lawless. The weather might have been frigid outside but the ' 86 - ’87 hoop team kept the heat on their opponents all winter long. A suffocating team defense directed by 2nd. year coach Doug Pearson, choked off any threat and had opposing coaches reaching for their Heimlich manuals. After a close opening night loss to Central, the Spartans rebounded with an impressive string of victories, including a tough stretch while Mike Lawless was down with an ankle injury. Presently the team is playoff bound. The team was led throughout by the superb play of captains Pete Maruca and Mike Lawless and backstopped by Chairman of the Boards, Evan Proulx. Forward Chris Maxim’s steady play and point guard Tom Villeneuve’s lighten¬ ing moves kept defenses spread out and with the depth provided by guards Greg Frigo and Tony Giuggio and forward Dennis Warner, the team has kept the BIG WIN within their grasp. (L to R): J.V. Coach Pearson, Bob Mercieri, Barry Scanlon, Dustin Beleckis, Tom Flynn, Eric Johnson, Jeff VanHook, Brian Harrigan, Jeremy Snyder, Chris Devoie, Coach Conlin. Big Egga Sports 101 Itarlar Basketball Is Fantastic ■ ■ Charlie Hustle Chalk Talk g j i 102 Sports Sports Divider 103 . : The Girls’ Basketball team got off to a slow start this year, but halfway through the season they began pulling together. Under captain Laurel Redington, the Spartans improved their record to 5-7. In February, Laurel broke the school record, scoring over a thou¬ sand points in her high school career. She was also the league’s high scorer, averaging nineteen points per game. Under her leadership, the Spartans fin¬ ished the season with a respectable record. Although next year’s team will be missing seniors. Laurel Redington, Karen Gondela, and Diane Giorgini, the girls hope to have a strong season with juniors Erin Lundberg, Beth Drinkwater and Leslie Frigo. EM HIPS PIC Time for the greatest come back in history The massive line-up Bottom row (l-r): Karen Gondela, Laurel Redington, Diane Giorgini, Top row (l-r): JoAnn Murray, Patti Kelleher, Erin Lundberg, Leslie Frigo, Beth Drink- water, Coach Czajkowski 104 Sports Laurel the Destroyer Adventure Don ' t look so happy everyone Get down Karen You’re working hard girls Beth ' s up in the air over basketball. Stretch front row (l-r): Coach Marchacos, Patty Kelley, Julie Main, Jen Bell, Melanie Morelli, Jen Hickey, back row (I- r): Heather Wilson, Jen Pozos, Michelle Tully, Kara Steb- bins, Mary Scordino, Deb Gebo Sports 105 Piesertini i iilV li I Keys’ Hviii U 106 Swimming Divider Splasli? Front row (l-r): Coach Kerr, Leslie Gelinas (capt.), Michelle Martin, Second row (l-r): Jill O’Connor, Traci Wynn, Christiana Brown, Beth-Ann Towsley, Heather Cooley, B.J. Springer, Jessica Smit, Andrea Igoe (manager), Third row (l-r): Andrea Cunningham, Stacey Mondoux, Aimmee Martin, Kate Smith, Karen Bolles, Kristy Ingulli, Lynn Tourtelotte, Michelle DeRusha (manager), Evalena Andren. Back row (l-r): Christine Brown, Erica Turpie, Nicolle Gebo, Coach Balog, Kelly Michaelian, Pam Kenyon, Chelsea Turner, Jennifer May. Missing: Marylou Brown (capt.), Denise Dutille, Heather Russell. Fire the gun already! Hold your breath. Matt K.?! Sports 107 First row: (l-r): Coach Bolles, Paul Kubera, Darryl Taylor, Mike Westerman, Rob Desiltes, Rob Ferreira, Coach Kerr. Second row (I- r); Adam Knight, Erik Kraft, Sean Humphries, Dan Cleavall, Dan Murray. Third row (l-r): Gennady Zak, Mike Cavanaugh, Andy Ball, Brian Kowalczyk, Mike Hallet, Mike Beaudet. Fourth row (l-r): Jeremy Shurtleff, Brian Kenyon, Jim White. Beys’ Ssiminir : l ivisiri f l u | s It was a banner year for Coach Bolles and the E.L.H.S. Boys’ Swim team. Against a tough Northamp¬ ton team, E.L. managed to swim their way to the long awaited 200th victory in Spartan history. Moreover, their last meet of the season the swim squad cap¬ tured the division title against Central. The score was tied until the last relay when E.L.’s Mike Cavan¬ augh, Jim White, and Brian Kenyon took the trophy home. Swimming well throughout the season were sopho¬ mores Sean Humphries and Dan Cleavall. Mike Hal- lett (junior) made his mark in the I.M., while Andy Ball (junior) came along well in backstroke. In frees¬ tyle sprints Mike Cavanaugh (junior) and Jeremy Shurtleff (captain) made the difference in many meets. Jim White (captain) in distance and back- stroke, along with Brian Kenyon (captain) in dis¬ tance, led the team to the division title. Upcoming stars include Paul Kudera, Dan Murray, and Eric Kraft. 108 Sports Ooo, Nice suit Jim Super-Jeremy This year’s diving teams, consisting of five girls and four boys ended their season respectably. The girls’ diving team was lead by junior Christiana Brown, a two year quali¬ fier on Western Mass. The team also con¬ sisted of junior Traci Wynn, and freshmen Kate Smith, Jen May, and Kristie Inguli. The boys diving team was led by junior Gennady Zak, also a qualifier for Western Mass. Also on the team were junior Brian Kowalczyk, and freshmen Rob Ferriera, Mike Wester- man, and RobDesiletz. Both teams are look¬ ing forward to another promising season next year. Sports 109 Tcur blccd: Spartan Uccfeey Top Row: Mr. Brownlee (Coach), Dana Dean, Mike Murphy, Don Fortin, Jeff Duncan, Paul Romanko, Mike Donovan, Kevin Kennedy. Mike Cintron, Mike Meyer, Dean Lomascolo, Dino Marafioti, Keith Taylor, Todd MacGowan (mgr.), Brian Hill (mgr.). Bottom Row: Neil Childs, Larry Bean, Chris Sawyer, Bill Sheets, Duane Adams, Jason Bourdeau, Tom Fitzgerald. Patrick LaValley, Gary Peterson. I thought I told you to meet me at Dairy Mart? Sports III With only five seniors this year, the hockey team was lacking the extra leadership any sport needs. Kevin Kennedy and Mike Cintron, both captains tried to make the 86- 87 season productive. The blades on the ice were quick yet not quick enough. The passing skills this year were different- more cooperative- the Spartans passed more to the op¬ posite teams than their own team¬ mates. The defense was constantly in trouble. Their dimminutive size made hitting hard-, they had fight in their hearts but not in their bodies. The offense was plagued by helping the defense, a condition which led to unproductive scoring punch. III find another partner to skate with if you don’t want to My knee really itches mom. RESTRICT ED UNDER 17 REQUIRES AcgompaNYiNO PARENT OR ADULT CrUARplAN. ‘jLj T • . -V ’ U V . si � , j 1= ' t i ;i ,«� y ■ v4 ? ■« ' • Duane Adams Wendy Allen Evalena Andren Lauren Antico Michael Anzalotti Theresa Ariel Tracy Ariel Michael Barrett Kathleen Barry 114 Seniors Dawn Brown Cynthia Bennis Lisa Billingsley Jay Bodnar Michael Bracht William Brennan Marylou Brown y It Seniors 115 Michael Buckley Kevin Butler Kristen Butler Jeffrey Buzzelle Carrie Cabrini Joseph Calabrese The mysterious lives of seniors- why are they all smiling? Is it per¬ haps what is behind the bush, or are they beating around the bush? Is this what happens when the seniors prepare to experience the real world? Is this the pass off, or the final down, Wait, Matt, where’s the keg?” Well, I know I left it here somewhere- Derrick will get it!” Maybe someone will open the door on these bodiless bushmen. These must be the seats they have chosen. Maybe Pete will share a lollipop. Still, let us not be mislead, the show must go on. 116 Seniors Marie Calabrese Michael Calabrese Antonio Cardaropoli Veronica Carlson Kevin Casey Ron Christenson Michael Cintron Monica Claiborne Cynthia Clay Seniors 117 Karen Davis David DeCarli Larmela DeCaro Jeffrey Coopee Erin Corley Wayne Cote Steven Crawford Todd Cyboran Angela D’Angelo 118 Seniors Gary Decoteau Douglas Dollar Brian Donohue Stripes,” No, not the movie, these three girls. Was this a planned occurrence or did they all just happen to wear striped shirts and white pants on the same day? Ellen goofed by forget¬ ting her white watch. Come on girls if you’re gonna do it, let’s do it rightl Michael Donovan Lisa Douville Derrick Driscoll Seniors 119 Long after the prom is over and the diplomas are gathering dust, friends will still be friends. The most important product of education at ELHS-more important than reading, writing, or arithmetic is the ability to recognize a friend ... These two recognized each other ... obvi¬ ously. Scott Dunlop Kevin Duperre Denise Dutille Jeffrey Evans Joel Faillace Gregory Falcone 120 Seniors ■Hi Kelly Feathler Bruce Fenney Pauline Ferreira Jennifer Ferri William Fielding Anthony Fiore Marie Fiore Gregory Frigo Lynn Gaboury Seniors 121 David Garstka Craig Gay Leslie Gelinas Diane Giorgini Karen Gondela Jeffrey Gour Patricia Grimaldi Maria Graziano Richard Hafey 122 Seniors Karen Hala David Hanson Michael Harrigan Derrick and Craig con¬ verse briefly about toxic waste and how it affects the world we live in. Der¬ rick worries about plant life and future generations while Craig worries about the affect it will have on the hamburgers at Wendy’s. The heated dis¬ cussion becomes very emo¬ tional as Derrick figures it might be better to go McDonald’s. Tammy Hebert Matthew Herrick Caroline Hearn Seniors D3 Sharon Hoffman Kathleen Holt Andrea Hoover Leslie Hosmer Jennifer House Clark Huber 124 Seniors Craig Hundertmark Bruce Huntley Catherine Impoco Karin Jensen Dawn Kahle Michael Kavanaugh Michael Kelley Mary Elizabeth Kelly Stephen Kelly Seniors 125 Each class possesses its own unique qualities which can make it stand out from the rest. It may be a phrase commonly spoken, or it may be the fashion trends set by an elite few. It could even be the successes and failures of the class that set it apart. The Class of 1987 will be remembered for its variety of people. From punk to prep, brain to burn-out, each is differ¬ ent. Each person, by being himself, shows the courage to be one of The Outsiders”, even it it means standing on a roof alone like Mike Morrisino. Kevin Kennedy Elizabeth Kenney Brian Kenyon Kerry Krzynowek Martin Langford Rod LaVallee 06 Seniors Anthony Maestrone Michael Maloni Dino Marafioti Kristen LaValley Michael Lawless Michael Lawor Curtis Lofgren Kelly MacNeil Maria Maddaloni Brenda Marsian Michelle Martin Peter Maruca William Marcotte Lawrence Marquis Thomas Marshall Amy Mathison Paul Matulewicz Melissa Maynard 128 Seniors Maria Micelotta Jenny-Lynn Mom i nee Steven Moore The roar of the crowd could be heard for miles around the East Longmeadow High School auditorium as John, Paul, and George (missing: Ringo) made a special guest appearance at Spartanum. Hundreds of screaming girls rushed the Fab. Four (missing: Ringo ... again) tearing at their clothes and making a mess of them. It was truly A Hard Day’s Night.” Seniors 129 James McCombe Mark McCormack Dawn McDonald I ; John Murray Beth Myers Donna Neves Michael Morrisino Laura Noonan Kelly O’Brien Lori Olander 130 Seniors Thomas Morrison Kara Mumford Lollipop, lollipop, oh lolli-lollipop ... Here sit the two famous Kelley sisters, Mike and Steve. The two are commonly seen together splitting a case (of lollipops), wherever fun is to be had. Ten years down the road wherever they may be, no one knows - but one thing is for certain, they’ll be together saying, Cheers!”. And Cheers to the Class of ' 87 for no one knows what the future will hold. Jim Palmer Lynne Pearson Lisa Petronino Curtis Picard Marcy-Ann Piteo Craig Plourde Seniors 131 Bruce Quagliato Dawn Quesnel Jennifer Quinn This is the story of Jebba, our schools soul- man”. What is he up to? Something mischie¬ vous (as usual), or is he just being his good- natured charming self? He is the spirit of our class, someone to keep us going when we are down- someone who makes us laugh. Look at this face, how could you not? Adam Raschi Laurel Redington Anita Reuter 13 1 Seniors ■ , Victor Sands Michael Sawyer Stefan Schorn Monica Setian Jeffrey Seyler Kristin Shank Jeremy Shurtleff Andrew Skroback Veronica Stebbins 134 Seniors Joseph Vanvaikenburg Sean Walker Matthew Wallengren Dennis Warner James White Richard Whitehead 136 Seniors Christopher Turnburg James Turnberg Alan Van Tassel Amy Zarlengo Kelly Zarr Michael Zinger Seniors 137 Stand By kie Joy Wiezbicki Gary Woods Lee Ann Yacovone Michael Young line Hole 138 Events Mirlirg, Rccm Orly In the chill of November the 4077th. M A S H unit, led by Mr. Calabrese in battle fatigues, set up camp on the stage of Wheeler Auditorium in East Longmeadow High School. The cast, electrified by the efforts of Donna Neves and Mr. C., were at peak performance. Major character portrayals were provided by Mark Tri¬ al as Hawkeye, Craig Hundertmark as Col. Blake, and Leslie Gelinas as Major Houlihan. The audience re¬ sponded with laughter to Klinger (Jeremy Shurtleff) as Private Boone. Over fifty talented seniors doubled the senior treasury through this offering. After a two-night bill the spot-lights were turned off, and M A S H limped away into the battle zone. fiarfeemte And IN Nidi f . t Mcnsteis Do you like horror shows? The Halloween Dance presented the debut of many young unknowns and unidentifiables. Were these people The Outcasts” or merely intermission goodies standing by the popcorn machine? Wanderers had to watch out for ghosts, shouls or other deranged fools. The screenplay provided outrageous characters. Costumes were imaginatively provided by Ghordache and ranged from a possible President Reagan to a corrupted Conehead who spent the night trying to brain people. Make-up was supplied by Wax Factor. These zany zombies and foolish friends made the script into a three-star comedy. Well before the witching hour awards were given for the best dramatic appearance, and although the Red Sox didn’t win the Series, they did steal the spotlight on the dance floor. Dorothy and Toto couldn’t come, but a German Tin Woodman, who was in the wrong studio, fared well in the judging. The musical score was by Synovia, a new addition to the dance. The lead singer, that ever-scary guy, Kevin Casey, gave new meaning to the words Twist and Shout. He reeled out great renditions of Uz and Stand By Me, a threatening proposition considering the freaky creatures who came out that night. Events 141 The highest-rated horror shows ever programmed in ELHS have been the Scholastic Aptitude Tests given this year in November and December. After years of preparation by all the test-takers, and the concentrated focus of Review English and Math classes, Vocab and Grammar, and the SAT tutored courses, it all came down to three hours of pains-taking, mind-boggling trauma. As the students gathered around the entrance to the school in the wee hours of the morning, they knew that the next three hours would ultimately decide their future. Scary! flie Irfamciis 142 Events Events 143 Adam . Duane 63 Redin Drive 525-3840 ATFM: Youngblood Hockey 1,2,3.4, Team Twinkie 4i Deerslayer 3.4i Valentine Sale 3. Cardaropoli. Antonio 45 Bayne Street 525-6430 ATFM. The Wizard of Oz Homeroom Rep 3. m Allan. Wendy 26 Edwitl Road 525-3043 ATFM, Fantasia Andren, Evalena 112 Ridge Road 525 4498 ATFM, Chorus Line Exchange Student from Sweden 4, Internationa) Club 4. Gymnastic 4, Yearbook 4, NVRA 4. Antico. lauren 10 Pine Street 736-2600 ATFM, Gone With The Wind Debate Club 1.2] Drama Club 2i Newspaper 2.3.4, International Club 2,3,4. Anzalotti. Michael 95 Thompkin Avenue 525 4432 ATFM, The Exorcist Ariel. Theresa 43 Shaw Street 525-7808 ATFM. White Nights Office Aide I, Guidance Aide l.2,3 Scribe 1.2.3, library Aide 2 Ariel, Tracy 43 Shaw Street 525-7808 ATFM, White Nights Cheerleader l,2,3.4(capt.)i Bonfire Committee 4(chrm ), Sigma 2.3, International Club 1,2,3,4, Guidance Aide 1.2.3, Library Aide 2.3, Hopalong Club 1.4, Homeroom Rep. 4, Senior Play 4. Barrett. Michael 19 Somers Road 525-3032 ATFM, Bambi Football l,2,3,4 eapt.)i Wrestling 4(capt.), Spartanum 4, Sigma 3.4, Track l.3,4(capt.). Chess Club 1,2,3. Barry. Kathleen 117 Melwood Avenue 525-7639 ATFM, All of Me Synchronized Swim 1.2,3.4, Senior Play 4. International Club 1.2.3, Sigma 2,3. Bennis, Cindy 10 Peachtree Road 525-3147 ATFM, Fraternity Vacation Synchronized Swim 2,3,4. Billingsley, Lisa 191 Brookhaven Drive 525-6694 ATFM, Blues Brothers Bodnar, Jay 36 Baymor Drive 525-2121 ATFM, Don ' t Want to Kill You and You Don ' t Want to be Dead Soccer 1,2.4, Spartanum 4, Senior Play 4, Deerslayer 2.3,4, Literary Club 4, Hohner Blues Club 1.2,3,4, Ziti Dinner 4, Candy Cane Sale 4, Lulu Fan Club(pres)l,2.3,4, J. Hoffa Search 3.4, Yearbook 4, NVRA 4. Carlson, Veronica 86 Mapleshade Avenue 525-6176 ATFM, Ferris Beuller’s Day Off Cheerleading (JV) I, International Ckib 2.3.4, Honor Society 4, Sigma 3, Newspaper 3.4. - Carrington. Mark 15 Sanford Street 525-2334 ATFM, KXH Dalmations Swim Team 1.2, International Chib 3. ■ ? 3; 11 . . Casey, Kevin 58 Baymor Drive 525-7586 ATFM, African Queen Soccer 1,2,3.4, Track I, Ski Team l,2,3.4(all western Mass.), International Chib I, ber-at-Large), Class Officer 2.3 class pres ), Newspaper 3, Jazz Band 3, Theatre Les Vampires 1.2,3.4, Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4, NVRA 4. Christenson. Ron 62 Worthy Avenue 734-5854 ATFM, The Lady and the Tramp ... , . 1 Football 1.2.3.4, Swim Team 1,2,3,4, Track 3,4, Baseball 1.2. Diving 1.2,3.4. Cintron, Michael 20 Holy Cross Circle 734-1677 ATFM, Old Teller . . Hockey 234{capt.), Baseball l,2j Spartamun 4, Swimming I, Chess Club 1.2,3. Claiborne. Monica 23 Bog Hollow Road 783-0173 ATFM.- IS Candle Clay. Cynthia 81 Somers Road 525-4825 ATFM, Rocky IV Coo pee, Jeffrey 26 Cross Meadow Road 525-3181 ATFM, Rainbow Bright Corley, Erin 18 Princeton Street 737-4407 ATFM, About Last Night Swimming 1.2, Softball 1.2, Office Aide 1,2,3.4, Ziti Dinner 4, Candy Cane Sale 4, (Bus.)3,4. M Cote, Wayne 56 Lynwood Drive 525-6985 ATFM, Top Gun Crawford. Stephen 41 Fairview Street 525-3863 ATFM: To Live and Die in L.A Football I, Basketball 1,2: Homeroom Rep. 4, Herbal Life Rep. 4, Ice Fishing U.3,4. Bracht, Michael 278 Prospect Strett 525-5832 ATFM. Evil Under the Sun Cross Country 4, Sigma 3.3.4(v-pres.), International Club IJ.3,4 , Model Congress 4, Guidance Aide 3.3.4 , Lab Aide 3,3: Drama Club l,3i Chess Club 3.4(sect.)-. Debate 3i Literary Club 4, Senior Play 4, Newspaper 4. Brennan. William 307 Somers Road 525-7622 ATFM: Fantasia Brown, Dawn 76 Franconia Circle 525-6195 ATFM: Fantasia Project Lifework 3, Sigma 2.3, Office Aide 2,3. Brown. Marylou 12 Brook Street 525-4447 ATFM. The Jungle Book Newspaper 2.3,4(Editorial editor). Debate Club 2, international Club l.2.3(v-pres.).4, AFS 2.3,4(pres.), Soccer 1.2.3.4, Swimming l.2,3,4(capt.) Track 1,2.3.4, SAC to SC3.4(chrm.), RSAC 3.4, As Schools Match Wits 4. Cyboron. Todd 89 LaSalle Street 525-2857 ATFM, Long Riders Cross Country 1.2.3, Swimming 2, Track I, D ' Angelo. Angela 7 West Allen Ridge Road 525 1155 ATFM: Chariots of Fire Honor Society 3.4, Newspaper 3.4, Tutoring 3. Iff J® Davis. Karen 9 Franconia Circle 525-1134 ATFM Rambo DeCarli, David 153 Elm Street 525-7800 ATFM Iron Eagle DeCaro. Carmela 120 Dearborn Street 525-3029 ATFM Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs Candy Cane Sale 4, Ziti Dinner 4. Buckley, Michael 197 Dwight Road 737-5805 ATFM, Fantasia Butler, Kevin 20 James Street 525-1325 ATFM: Stripes Baseball 2.4, Basketball 3.4. Decoteau. Gary 10 Theresa Street 525-1122 ATFM: The Natural Football 3, Baseball 2.3.4. Dollar. Douglas 25 Maplohurst Avenue 525 3457 ATFM, Long Riders Butler. Kristen 562 Somers Road 525 1141 ATFM: Stand By Me Office Aide 3.4, Scribe 3.4, Bookroom Manager 3.4, Spartanum 3. Buzzelle. Jeffrey 93 Franconia Circle 525-4415 ATFM, The Big Chill Soccer 1.2.3.4, Class Officer (treas.)4. International Club 2, Senior Play 4, Spartanum 4, Will Prophecy 4, Bagels and Cream Cheese Club(v. pres.)4, Ziti Dinner 4, Senioritis Club 4. Cabrini. Carrie 262 Westwood Avenue 525-6042 ATFM: White Nights Varsity Cheerleader 1.2.3, Track and field 2, AFS 2.3.4, International Club 2.3.4, Sigma 4, Chorus I, Drama Club 2, Homeroom Rep. 4, Senior Play 4, Spartanum 2.3.4, Senioritis Club 4. Calabrese. Joseph 83 Harkness Avenue 525-1330 ATFM: The Wizard of Oz Calabrese. Marie 62 Glynn Farms Drive 525-6384 ATFM: While Nights Calabrese. Michael 62 Glynn Farms Drive 525-5869 ATFM. KXT Dalmations Baseball 2.3.4, Ziti Dinner 4, Yearbook (Bus.) 4, Hazing 2.3.4, Fudge Packer I.2.3.4, Candy Cane Sale 4, Senior Construction 3.4. Donohue. Brian 25 Speight Arden 525-6204 ATFM Rambo vs. Godzillat Part VI Soccer 1.2,3.4, Wrestling 1.2.3.4, International Club 2.3.4, AFS 3.4, Math Club I, Member-at-Large 3.4, J. Hoffa Search Club 3Vt. 3.4(pres. L.A. Branch), Yearbook 3.4(Editor), NVRA 4. Donovan. Michael 76 Mapleshade Avenue 525-6575 ATFM. To Live and Die in LA. Hockey 2.3.4. Douville. Lisa 365 Elm Street 525-2868 ATFM. Stand By Me Band 4, AFS 2, International Club I, Ziti Dinner 4, Candy Cane Sale 4, D.W.E.l.ers 3,4 treas.). Driscoll. Derrick 313 Mountainview Road 525-4420 ATFM. Fletch Football 1.2.3.4, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Wrestling 4, Basketball I, Ziti Dinner 4, Jeremy’s Party U.3.4.etc. Lost 1.2, Found 3.4, Yearbook 3.4, NVRA 3.4. Dubour, April 19 Mapleshade Avenue 525-116) ATFM April in Paris Duperre. Kevin 17 Waierman Avenue 525-4188 ATFM Ferns Bueller ' s Day Off Basketball 1.2.3, Soccer l.2.3.4(capt.), Bagels and Cream Cheese Club 2.3, Western Alliance 2 1 ' i. 3Va. 144 Credits Dunlop. Scott 43 Maryland Street 525-7824 ATFM. Stand By Me Basketball I, Baseball 1.2.3.4, Soccer 1.2.3,4i Candy Cane Sale 4i Ziti Dinner 4, Senior Play 4 J. Hoffa Search Club l,2.3.4 Pancake Breakfast 4i Turkish Delight Club 4i Yearbook 4. NVRA 4. Dutille. Denise 176 Hampden Road 525-0001 ATFM: Caddy Shack Swim Team l.2.3.4i Diving Team 1.2.3: Office Aide l.2.3.4i Guidance Aide I.2.3.4: Synchronized Swim Team I.2.3.4, Carnival I.2.3.4: AFS I.2.3.4; Graduation Attendant 3: D.W.E.L.’ers 3,4(sect.). Candy Cane Sale 4: Yearbook 3(Editor): NVRA 3.4. Evans. Jeffrey 52 Holy Cross Circle 525-6264 ATFM, Follow That Bird Baseball 2.3 ( Basketball ti Yearbook 3, Nijjinski Troupe 1.2.3,4. Faillace. Joel 64 Brookhaven Drive 525-4004 ATFM, Monty Python and the Holy Grail Math Team 2.4: Cross Country 3,4i Track 3.4-, Student Council 4(treas.): Senior Play 4: International Club 2.3.4: Explorers 1,2.4. Falcone. Greg 41 Edmund Street 525-4852 ATFM: Long Riders Swimming I. Feathler, Keli 30 Clareside Drive 525-6687 ATFM. The Big Chill Swimming I.2.3.4: Business Yearbook 3,4: Candy Cane Sale, D.W.E.L.ers 3,4: Office Aide 2,3: Carnival 1,2.3,4: lab Aid 3 ( Synchro. Swim 3,4-, Guidance Aide 2.3: Wingersheek Beach Bums 3: Graduation Attendant 3. Fenney. Bruce 8 Franconia Circle 525-2180 ATFM, Ferris BueUer’s Day Off Soccer U Basketball 2,3: Track I. Ferri, Jennifer 40 Rankin Avenue 525-7369 ATFM: The Big Chill Ziti Dinner. Soccer 1.2,3: Basketball 2,3: Softball l,2,3.4:(Captain) Project lifework 3,4: Class Officer 1,2,3: Student Exchange Club 3: (Pres.) Math Olympiad 1.2.3,4-, Student Health Advisory Committee 4: Tutor 4: D.W.E.L. ' ers 3.4:(Founder 6 original member) Candy Cane Sale: M.A.S.H. 4: Spartanum 4: Morale Committee 1.2.3.4, Rebels of Society 1.2,3,4. (President) Fielding, William R. 8 Princeton Street 733-3985 ATFM: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off Football 12.3.4: (Captain) Baseball I.2.3.4: Basketball I: M.A.S.H. 4: Ziti Dinner 4. Fiore, Anthony 192 Westwood Avenue 525-4063 ATFM: Top Gun Fiore. Marie 187 Westwood Avenue 525-7852 ATFM: The Big Chill Frigo. Greg 26 Overbrook Rd. 525-3782 ATFM, Dirty Dozen Football 2: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Candy Cane Sale 4, Ziti Dinner 4: Supply man 3: Jimmy Hoffa Search Club l,2,3,4:(Head Mobster) Dick Vitale Fan Club 3,4: Yearbook Business 4, M.A.S.H. Play 4, (Radar) Pancake Breakfast 4: Major Organ Donor 3,4: (Major) Turkish Prison Club 4: (Inmate). Gregory Frigo 26 Overbrook Road 525-3782 ATFM, On Golden Pond Basketball 1,2.3,4: Golf 1,2.3,4: Candy Cane Sale 4, Ziti Dinner 4: Yearbook (Bus.) 4. Senior Play 4, Pancake Breakfast 4, Football 2, J. Hoffa Search 2,4(Legs), Dick Vitale Fan Club 3.4. Lynn Gaboury 107 Allen Street 525-7703 ATFM. Transformers Nicholas Gamache 22 Day Avenue 666-6969 ATFM, Little Shop of Horrors Football I: Swimming 4: Senior Play (Set Design) 4: Supplies 3. David Garstka 37 White Street 525-6892 ATFM-. Three Amigos Soccer(mgr-) I: Soccer 2: Wrestling 2.3, Baseball I, Breakfast Club 4: Loyal Zep Fan 1,2,3,4: Mr. Dismissal 1.2.3.4. Craig Gay 192 Mountainview Road 525-7294 ATFM. King Kong Lives Basketball 1,2.3: Football I. Pamela Gebo 33 Rogers Road 525-2273 ATFM, Children of a Lesser God J.V. Girls ' Basketball I. Leslie Gelinas 150 Fernwood Drive 525-7482 ATFM: The Thin Man Swimming l.2.3,4(capt ): Cross Country l.2,3,4(capt. 3,4 . Track I.2.3.4. AFS l.2.3.4(sen. rep.). International Club 1.2.3,4: Senior Play 4: Sign collector 4, Yearbook 3.4, NVRA 3,4. Diane Giorgini 23 Rogers Road 525-4085 ATFM: Crocodile Dundee Soccer l.2.3.4(capt.): Basketball 1,2.4, International Club 1.2, Homeroom Rep. 4, Ziti Dinner 4, Candy Cane Sale 4: Senior Play 4, Carnation Sale 4, Project Lifework 4, Senioritis 1,2.3.4. Michael Glenn 907 State Street ATFM, Top Gun Basketball I. Karen Gondela 61 Marci Avenue 525-7938 ATFM, The Great Race Field Hockey I.2.3.4: Basketball I.2.3.4, Track I. Jeffrey Gour 68 Meadowbrook Road 525 4622 ATFM, The Golden Child Cross Country 2.3, Big Y 4. Maria Graziano 12 Cedar Hill Road 525-1378 ATFM, The Golden Child International Club 1,2: Project Lifework 3: Candy Cane Sale 4: Senior Play 4. Patricia Grimaldi 44 Pioneer Circle 525-6788 ATFM: Stand By Me Candy Cane Sale 4: Ziti Dinner 4 ( Senior Play 4: AFS 2: Socializing 1.2.3,4. Richard Hafey 277 Porter Road 525-4012 ATFM, Chariots of Fire Cross Country l.2,3,4(MVP); Swimming 1,2: Track 1,2.3,4; International Club 1.2: Sigma I: Private Tutor 4: Bagels and Cream Cheese 3,4: Yearbook 3.4: J Hoffa Search Club 3.4: NVRA 3.4. Karen Hala 100 Indian Spring Road 525-1232 ATFM, Peggy Sue Got Married David Hanson 16 Pioneer Circle 525-6450 ATFM, M A S H Drama 2: Library Aide 2: Guidance Aide 3: Caldor Man 3; Cookie Man 4: GACCCC 4: Senior Play 4. Michael Harrigan 264 Parker Street 525-4091 ATFM, Crocodile Dundee Newspaper 2,3.4 (Sports Editor): International Club I.2.3.4 (Sen. Rep.): Basketball 1,2: Baseball I.2.3.4: Cross Country 1.3,4: Ziti Dinner 4: Senior Play 4. Caroline Hearn 95 Dearborn Street 525-6009 ATFM: Stand By Me Matthew Herrick 66 Gates Avenue 525-2260 ATFM, The Transformers Baseball 1,2.4: Senior Play (Lights chr.)4: MEGA 1,2,3,4: Hall Wanderer 2,3.4: Mike Lawless Fan Club I.2.3.4: Lost in the 60 ' s 1,2,3.4. Sharon Hoffman 91 Van Dyke Road 734-7061 ATFM, Brighton Beach Memoirs Library Aide 1,2.3,4: Office Aide 2.3.4: Lab Aide 3: Spartanum 3.4: Ziti Dinner 4; Candy Cane Sale 4: Sigma 4: Magazine Sale 3. Kathleen Holt 642 Prospect Street 525-3288 ATFM: Amadeus Soccer l,2,3(varsity): Girls’ Cross Country 4: Track l,2,3,4(capt.): International Club 3,4: National Honor Society 3.4(sect.): Senior Play 4: Math Tutor 3,4: Candy Cane Sale 4: Carnival 3.4. Andrea Hoover 52 Tanglewood Drive 525-HII ATFM, Yentl Honor Society 3,4; Newspaper 3.4, International Club 1,2,3.4: AFS 1.2,3,4; RSAC 3.4: SAC 4(pres.): Homeroom Rep. 4; Class Officer 3(sec.); Sigma 2,3: Field Hockey I; Track 1,2: Tennis 3; Senior Play 4(Chrm.). Leslie Hosmer 9 0 Hillside Drive 525-1539 ATFM, American Tail Soccer l,2,3(Varsity Capt.), Class Officer (member-at-large)l, Basketball 1,2: Office Aide 1,2: Band 1.2,3: Drama Club 3; Project Lifework 3,4; Chorus 4: Spartanum 2,4. Jennifer House 138 Meadowbrook Road 525-3852 ATFM, Ferris Beuller ' s Day Off Sigma 1.2,3; International Club 1,2: Candy Cane Sale 4: Ziti Dinner 4; C.M. ' s Carnival 3.4, Christmas Project 3.4. Clark Huber 315 North Main Street 525-6142 ATFM, Big Fame Breakfast Club 4; Loyal Zep Fan I.2.3.4; Class Cutter 4. Craig Hundertmark 100 Fernwood Drive 525 4784 ATFM, M ' A‘S‘H‘ Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 2: Track I: International Club 1.3.4: Math Team 2-, Band I: Spartanum 4; Senior Play 4; J. Hoffa Search Club 1.2,3,4: Yearbook 4: NVRA 4. Bruce Huntley 272 Kibbe Road 525-1334 ATFM: Vision Quest Band 1,2.3,4; Jazz Band 3.4: Spartanum Band 3.4: International Club 3.4; Baseball I, Track 2.3,4(mgr.): Cross country 4: Wre stling 2.3,4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Senior Play 4: Carnation Sale 4. Magazine Sale 3. Catherine Impoco 44 North Circle Drive 525-7065 ATFM, Top Gun Yearbook (BUS.) 3.4, Track 2.3,4: Office Aide 1,2; Guidance Aide 1.2: Ziti Dinner 4: Candy Cane Sale 4; Carnation Sale 3: Senior Play 4. Karin Jensen 52 Tanglewood Drive 525-HII ATFM, Zappa AFS 4: International Club 4: Yearbook 4, NVRA 4, Exchange Student from Denmark. Dawn Michelle Kahle 84 Cooley Avenue 785-1348 ATFM, The Godfather Newspaper 2,3(Assoc. Ed.).4(Ed. in Chief), Debate 1.2,3.4; International Club I.2.3.4, Spartanum 3.4, Honor Society 3.4, Book Discussion Group 2, As Schools Match Wits Team l,2,3.4(capt.): Senior Play 4, Ziti Dinner 4; Carnation Sale 3: Candy Cane Sale 4, Tutor 2.4. Michael Kavanaugh 262 Allen Street 525-2172 ATFM, Deerhunter Soccer I, Cross country 2; Skipper 3,4; Breakfast Club 4, Loyal Zep Fan 1.2.3,4, U.S. Issues Fan 4, Light Crew 3.4. Michael Kelley 27 East Circle Drive 525-7851 ATFM, Rio Grande Football 1.2.4, 12 oz. Weight Lifters. Inc. 1.2,3.4. Mary E. Kelly 112 Ridge Road 525-4498 ATFM: Summer of My German Soldier Credits 145 AFS 4. Exchange Student from Ireland, International Club 4. Ziti Dinner 4i Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4. NVRA 4. Stephen Kelly 42 Hazelhurst Avenue 782 6851 ATFM: Stripes Soccer 1,2.3,4; Wrestling l,2.3.4i Baseball l,2j Senior Play(lights)4i 12 oz. Weight Lifters, Inc. 1.2,3,4. Kevin Kennedy 28 Holy Cross Circle 736- 0619 ATFM: Top Gun Hockey 2,3,4(capt.). Elizabeth Kenney 33 Green Heather Lane 525-1164 ATFM; Breakfast Club Soccer l.2.3.4(capt.)i Track 2,3-, Swimming li Ziti Dinner 4i Sigma 3i Yearbook (Bus.)i Candy Cane Sale 4i Class Officer (Treasurer)li Carnation Sale l Homeroom Rep. 4, Senior Play 4, Senioritis 1,2.3,4. Brian Kenyon 12 Converse Circle 525 3684 ATFM; Better Off Dead Cross Country It International Club l.2 Golf It Spartanum It Swimming l,2.3,4(capt.)t Intense Dogs 3. Kerry Krzynowek 17 Orchard Road 525-6599 ATFM; Breakfast Club Field Hockey 1,2,3,4(capt.)t JV Basketball l,2i Track l,2i AFS 1.2,3,4(Jr Rep)t International Club 2,3,4i Sigma 2.3,4; Honor Society 4(V. Pres.); SAC 2; Senior Homeroom Rep, 4; Senior Play 4t Spartanum 4(co-director)i Graduation Marshal 1986. Martin Langford 21 Donald Avenue 737- 0633 ATFM; Blues Brothers Baseball 1,2.3; Senior Play 4; Office Aide 2; Lab Aide 3t Spartanum 3.4; AFS I; Literary Club 4; Hohner Blues Club 1,2.3,4. Rod Lavallee 27 Pineywoods Drive 525-4906 ATFM; Blues Brothers Golf 2; Radio 2.3 (Station Manager); Literary Club 4t Spartanum 4; Breakfast Club 4; Mosey Fan Club l,2,3.4(pres.)t J. Hoffa Search Club 2.3,4. Kristen LaValley 223 Braeburn Road 736-1598 ATFM; Stand By Me Student Council 1,2,3,4(pres.); Softball 2.3,4; Swimming 1; Basketball 2; AFS 3,4; Honor Society 4; Senior Play 4; Class Officer (V-pres.) 4. Michael Lawless 31 Meadow Road 525-3592 ATFM: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Basketball l,2,3.4(capt.); Football 1.4; Baseball 1,2; Senior Play 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Pancake Breakfast 4; Organ donor 4; Yearbook 3,4; NVRA 3,4. Michael Lawor 67 Indian Spring Road 525-4397 ATFM; If You Can See What I Hear Curt Loftren 102 Bayne Street 525-7279 ATFM; To Live and Die in L.A. Guidance Aide 3; Ziti Dinner 4; Junior Achievement 3; Senior Play 4. Kelly MacNeil 99 LaSalle Street 525-4478 ATFM; Aliens Band I.2.3.4. Maria Maddaloni 172 Maple Street ATFM.- Tootsie Newspaper 2,3,4(sports editor); As Schools Match Wits I.2.3.4; Math Team 2.3,4; Student Council 3; Homeroom Rep 4; International Club 1.2,3,4; Basketball Scorekeeper 2,3; Debate Team 2,3; Candy Cane Sale 4; Library Aide 1,2,4; Tutor 3; Ziti Dinner 4; Senior Play 4; SAC 3 (Student Rep.). Anthony Maestrone 44 Fairview Street 525-6969 ATFM: One Flew Over the Cuckoo ' s Nest Wrestling 1.2,3,4; Radio Club 2,3; Hohner Blues Club 1,2,3,4; International Club 1,2.3,4; Student Council 3,4; Principal ' s Council 4; Spartanum 3,4; Drama Club 4; Cross Country Manager 3; Newspaper Feature Editor 3.4, J. Hoffa Search Club 3,4. Michael Maloni 20 Lenox Circle 525-1905 ATFM, Lords of Discipline Hockey I, Senior Play 4 Dino Marafioti 20 Meadow Road 525-2177 ATFM: Stand By Me Soccer I; Hockey 2.3,4; Supply Man 3,4(pres.); Candy Cane Sale 4; Ziti Dinner 4; Senior Play 4; Pancake Breakfast 4. William Marcolte 653 North Main Street 736 8896 ATFM; Fast Times at Ridgemont High Larry Marquis 451 Chestnut Street 525-5834 ATFM, 100 Dalmatians Thomas Marshall 40 Forest Park Avenue 732-6529 ATFM: Carrie Football 3. Brenda Marsian 20 Rural Lane 525-6004 ATFM: Ferris Bueller ' s Day Off Band 1.2.3,4( All State); Debate Team I; Carnival 1,2.3,4; Homeroom Rep. 4; International Club l(treas.). 2.3,4; Lab Aide 2 Library Aide I; Sigma 2.4(ex. board); Spartan Spectator 2,3.4(Feature Editor); SAC 3; Synchro¬ nized Swim 1,2.3,4; Model Congress 2.3.4; Spartanum 3.4; Senior Play 4. Michelle Martin 454 Parker Street 525 4660 ATFM: Ferris Beuller s Day Off Cross Country 3,4(mgr.)i Swimming 3,4; Track 3; International Club 3; AFS 3,4(senior Rep.); Homeroom Rep. 4; Senior Play 4; Yearbook 3.4; NVRA 3.4; Senioritis 3.4. Peter Maruca 71 Highlandview Avenue 525-2011 ATFM; Spies Like Us Baseball 1.2; Football 1.2.3,4(capt.); Basketball l.2.3,4(capt.); Yearbook 3,4; Afs I; Candy Cane Sale 4; Pancake Breakfast 4 NVRA 3.4. Amy Mathison 180 Prospect Street 525-6771 ATFM: Rambo Softball I; Sigma li Newspaper (photographer) 4. Paul Matulewicz 48 Pleasast Street 525-6505 ATFM: Repo Man Cross Country 1,2.4; Computer Club I. Melissa Maynard 390 Parker Street 525 3464 ATFM: St Elmo s Fire Candy Cane Sale 4; Office Aide 2; Guidance Aide I. James McCombe 22 Wilder Lane 525-2916 ATFM: Talking Heads - Stop Making Sense Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2; Radio Station 1.2.3; Lab Aide 3; Senior Play 4; Intense Dogs Volleyball Team 3(capt.)i j Candy Cane Sale 4; Spartanum 3,4; Ziti Dinner 4; Literary Club 4. J. Hoffa Search Club 3.4; Ralph Nader Fan Club 4. Mark McCormack 79 Pease Road 525-4630 ATFM: Stripes Swimming 1,2,3; Track I; Hillclimbing I.2.3.4; Physics Fan 4. Dawn McDonald 30 Vineland Avenue 734-2064 ATFM: Ferris Bueller ' s Day Off Basketball l,2(JV capt.),3; Spartan Spectator 3,4 (artist); International Club 1,2.3,4(artist. president); Senior j Play 4; Carnival 1,2,3,4; Teacher ' s Aide 1,2,3; Wingersheek Beach Bums 3; D.W.E.L. ' s 3,4(co-pres.). Maria Micelotta 183 Brookhaven Drive 525-3891 ATFM. Blues Brothers AFS 2; Tennis 2; Field Hockey 2; International Club 2; Spfld. Day Nursery 3,4; Homeroom Rep 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Carnation Sale 4; Sigma 2; Ziti Dinner 4; Senior Play 4; Senioritis 1,2,3,4. Jennie Mominee 107 Chestnut Street 525-7936 ATFM: Animal House Chorus 2,3,4; Track 2,4; Candy Cane Sale 4. Steven Moore 286 Pease Road 525-1043 ATFM: Caddy Shack Diving Team I; Hill Climbing 1,2,3,4; Yamaha Racing Team 1,2,3,4. Michael Morrisino 129 Maple Street 525-7620 ATFM: Gone With the Wind Football 1,2; Burning Rubber Club(MVP) 1,2,3,4; Ford Club (pres.) 1,2,3.4; Halloween Riot Club I.2.3.4. Thomas Morrison 110 Franconia Circle 525-7236 ATFM: Repo Man Long Hair Club 1.2; Short Hair Club 3,4; Zone Goer 3.4; Literary Club 4. Kara Mumford 173 Fernwood Drive 525-4795 ATFM: Trading Places Sigma 2,3; AFS 2; J. Hoffa Search Club 4; Bagels and Cream Cheese Club(sect.)4; Jello Wrestling Team(co- L capt.) 4; Breakfast Club 4. John Murray 19 Lester Street 525-4874 ATFM; Pink Floyd - The Wall Soccer 1.2,3,4; United Hat Wearers of America 3.4 co-founder. Brian Murray 454 Somers Road 525-2351 ATFM: Breakfast Club Breakfast Club 4; Honcho 4. Beth Myers 10 Kenneth Luden Drive 525-4514 ATFM; Out of Africa International Club 1,2,4; AFS 4; Student Council I; Tennis 1,2,4; Homeroom Rep. 4; Ziti Dinner 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Library Aide I; Office Aide I; Exchange Student 3.(Finland); Yearbook (Bus.) 4. Donna Neves 24 Orchard Road 525-4917 ATFM; Attack of the Killer Tomatoes Soccer 1.2,3; International Club 1.2,3.4; Senior Play (producer)4; Spartanum 2,4; Carnival 2.3,4; Senior Class Officer(pres.) 4; Student Council 1,2; Yearbook 3,4; NVRA 3,4; Ziti Dinner 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; SAC 2; Lab j Aide 2; Carnation Sale 4. Laura Noonan 23 Pease Road 525-4787 ATFM: Stand By Me Honcho Fan Club 4. Newspaper 3,4; International Club 1,2,3,4; Sigma 2,3,4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Ziti Dinner 4; I Lab Aide 2.3. Kelly O ' Brien 77 Brookhaven 525-3276 FATM: St. Elmo ' s Fire Student Council I; Soccer I; Swimming l Senior Play (comm, chr.) 4, Yearbook (Bus.) 3.4; Office Aide 1.2; Ziti Dinner 4; Candy Cane Sale 4; Carnation Sale 4. Laurie Olander 38 Lennox Circle 525-2562 ATFM: St. Elmo ' s Fire Field Hockey(varsity)l; AFS 2.3,4; International Club 1.2; Homeroom Rep. 4; Sigma 2.3.4(sec.); Softball Manager 2; Library Aide 2; Graduation Attendant 2.3; Steve ' s 3,4 etc. Jim Palmer 81 Deerborn Street 525-4714 ATFM: The Song Remains the Same Usurer 4; Led Zeppelin Fan Club l.2.3.4,etc.; Car-rolling Club 3; Dawn ' s 4; Soccer 1.3. Lynn Pearson 46 Cedar Hill 525-6328 ATFM: Crocodile Dundee Senior Play 4; Cross Country 1.2; Track I; AFS 1.2; Office Aide I. Lisa Petronino 150 Mountainview Road 525-4747 ATFM: Liquid Sky AFS 2.3; International Club 2. Field Hockey I; Tennis 2; Candy Cane Sale 4, Office Aide 1.2.3. Curtis Picard 5 Powder Hill Road 525-6927 ATFM; Breaking Away Debate Team I.2.3.4; Chess Team I.2.3.4; International Club 1.2,3,4; Homeroom Club 3.4(co-founder); As 146 Credits Schools Match Wits 2; Yearbook (Bus.) 3.4: Shakespeare Party 3.4: Book Discussion Group 2.3,4 Dog Dodging 3i Observer 3. Marcy-Ann Piteo 38 Lee Street 525-4401 ATFM: Reeky IV Soccer I.2.3.4! Basketball 3,4 Senior Play 4i Ziti Dinner 4i Office Aide 1.3 Craig Plourde 187 Mapleshade Avenue 525-3492 ATFM. Christine Soccer 1,2 Intense Volley Ball Team I.2.3.4: Candy Cane Sale 4 Friendly Scooper 3,4i Matt Dillon Look-Alike 1,2.3,4 etc. Bruce Ouagliato 73 Edmund Street 525-6166 ATFM Pink Floyd - The Wall Wrestling 1,2 Baseball I Track 2.3: Golf 4. Jennifer Ouinn 28 Heatherstone Drive 525-6754 ATFM: 16 Candles Soccer 2,3 Library Aide I Ziti Dinner 4, Candy Cane Sale 4, Senioritis 1,2,3,4. Adam Raschi 40 Lynwood Road 525-2721 ATFM: Pink Floyd - the Wall Laurel Redington 37 Bayne Street 525-4348 ATFM: The Golden Child Soccer l,2,3,4(capt.)i Basketball l,2,3,4(capt.) Student Council 2 ( Sigma I Class Officer 4(sect.) Spartanum 2,4i Senior Play 4i Senioritis 1,2.3,4i Ziti Dinner 4. Anita Reuter 45 Brookhaven Drive 525-1393 ATFM: Ferris Bueller ' s Day Off Softball l,2i Field Hockey 3.4 Candy Cane Sale 4: Senior Play 4-, Yearbook (Bus.) 3,4-, Carnation Sale 4. Sam Rice 303 Kibbe Road 525-3139 ATFM: Out of Africa Debate l,2,3,4i Model Congress l,2.3,4(pres.)i Chess Club l,2,3(pres.).4(pres.)i International Club 1.2.3.4: Homeroom Club I.2.3.4: Book Discussion Group 2,3: Senior Play 4 Trophy Polishing Committee 2. Christina Rialdi 53 Maryland Avenue 732-3276 ATFM. Top Gun Soccer U,3.4(capt.) ( Softball 2,3,4, Homeroom Rep. 4: Spartanum 2: Senior Play 4; Candy Cane Sale 4: Ziti Dinner 4, Office Aide 1,2: Wrestling Scorer 2,3,4. Cathy Robert 213 Kibbe Road 525-2816 ATFM: Top Gun Tomas Rogan 42 Ridge Road 525-6520 ATFM St. Elmo ' s Fire Debate 1,2.3,4: Homeroom Club 3 (founder), 4; Spartanum 3.4 Senior Play 4: Shakespeare Party 3.4: Timekeeper 2,3.4: international Club 2.3.4: Chess Club 1,2.3.4. Gina Romito 381 Chestnut Street 525-7268 ATFM: Ferris Bueller ' s Day Off International Club 1,2: Debate I: District Choir 2,4: Yearbook (Bus.)4: Dungeons and Dragons 1,2: Field Flockey Manager 2: As Schools Match Wits 2: Spartanum 2,3. Ellen Russell 29 Lori Lane 525-6755 ATFM, Wisdom Senior Play 4: Candy Cane Sale 4: Gymnastics I: Ziti Dinner 4. Jennifer Samson 59 Pineywoods Drive 525-6932 ATFM, Stand By Me Gymnastics I: Project lifework 3: AFS 1,2,3: International Club 1,2: Homeroom Rep. 4: Ziti Dinner 4: Candy Cane Sale 4: Senior Play 4, Carnation Sale 4: Yearbook 4: NVRA 4. Victor Sands 497 Prospect Street 525-4873 ATFM, Cheech and Chong ' s Up In Smoke Tardiness Committee (leader) Michael Sawyer 253 Prospect Street 525-3727 ATFM, Sound of Music Baseball I; Football 1,2,4: Wrestling l.2.3,4(capt.): 12 oz. Curling Club 1,2,3,4. Stephan Schorn 454 Parker Street 525-4660 ATFM, Out of Africa AFS Club 4: Exchange Student (Germany)4: International Club 4: Model Congress 4 (observer): Swim Team 4; Yearbook Photographer 4, NVRA 4: Key Club, 4 (senior rep.). Jeffrey Seyler 5 Greenwich Place 525-6737 ATFM, Crocodile Dundee Track I, Debate 1.2: International Club I.2.3.4, Band 1.2,3: Spartanum Pit Band 3: Western Mass. District Band 3: Cross Country 3,4: Homeroom Rep. 4: Sigma I: Office Aide 2.3: Mass Boys ' State 3: Honor Society 4. Jeremy Shurtleff 71 Brookhaven Drive 525-6130 ATFM, American Tail Soccer l.2.3.4(capt ): Swimming 1.2,3,4(capt.): Track 2,3,4(capt.): Sigma 1.2: AFS 3.4: Yearbook (Bus.)4: Hazing 2.3,4: Hazee I: Candy Cane Sale 4: Senior Play 4: Ziti Dinner 4: Inspector 12. 2.3,4. Andrew Skroback 59 Ridge Road 525-6369 ATFM, Peggy Sue Got Married Debate Team 1.2,3.4: Chess Team l,2,3,4: Homeroom Club 3,4 t International Club 1.2,3,4: Model Congress 3.4: Yearbook (Bus.) 3,4: Senior Play 4: Dungeons and Dragons Club 1,2: Literary Magazine 4, Book Discussion Group 1.2.3,4: Shakespearean Experience 3,4. l Vicki Stebbins 54 Holland Drive 525 4150 ATFM, Stand By Me Softball I: Senior Play 4: Yearbook (Bus.) 4. Robert Stellato 430 Parker Street 525 7280 ATFM, Bambi Football 1.3.4: Wrestling 4: Track I, Spartanum 4: Ziti Dinner 4: 12 oz. Curling Club. I.2.3.4. Band I.2.3.4, Marianne Tarsa 16 Spring Valley Road 525-7140 ATFM, One Flew Over the Cuckoo ' s Nest Tennis 1,2.3,4: Soccer 1,2.3.4: Student Council l,3(treas.),4 (V-pres.)i Class Officer l(pres.), 2 (V-pres.), Ziti Dinner 4, Senior Play 4: Basketball 2: Yearbook 3.4(editor): Office Aide 2: Spartanum 2,3.4(Co-Director): NVRA 4. Tammy Taylor 14 Westminster Street 525-7570 ATFM, Avenging Angel Debbie Tidland 26 Rural Lane 525-4629 ATFM, Iron Eagle Cheerleading l,2.3.4(capt.): Spartanum 3.4: Library Aide 3: Project Lifework 3.4, Candy Cane Sale 4, Ziti Dinner 4, Tutor 4: Senior Play 4: Carnation Sale 4. Michelle Thompson 6 Cooley Avenue 739-0212 ATFM, Peggy Sue Got Married Jeff Travers 94 Ridge Road 525-7494 ATFM, A Clockwork Orange Newspaper 2,3,4(Editor in chief): Class officer 2 (treas.), 4 (V-pres.): International Club 1,2,3.4; Debate 3.4: Honor Society 3,4(pres.): Math Team 2: Senior Play 4; Drama Club 2: AFS 2: Cross Country 4: Tutor 2,4. Mark Trial 5 Murray Court 525-6565 ATFM, Deliverance Student Council 4; Cross Country 1,4: Senior Play 4: International Club 2,3.4: Debate 4, Newspaper 3.4. Damiano Trimboli 271 North Main Street 525-3205 ATFM, Iron Angel Christopher Turnberg 267 Hampden Road 525-3732 ATFM, The Transformers National Honor Society 4: Varsity Wrestling 2,3.4. James Turnberg 251 Somers Road 525-7745 ATFM, Pink Floyd - The Wall Alan Van Tassel 15 Heatherstone Drive 525-2537 ATFM: Murder on the Orient Express Debate Team 1,2: Schools Match Wits 1,2,3: International Club 1.2,3,4: AFS I: Senior Play 4: Candy Cane Sale 4, Office Aide I. Joe Van Valkenburg 31 Thompson Street 788 4187 ATFM: Snow White Football l,2,3.4(capt.): Baseball 1,2,3,4(capt.): Hockey 3: Spartanum 4: Ziti Dinner 4. Sean Walker 75 Middlesex Street, Spfld. 01109 782-3732 ATFM: Psycho Band I: Track 4: Senior Play 4: Literary Magazine 4: Homeroom Rep. 2: Candy Cane Sale 4. Matthew Wallengren 26 Rankin Avenue 525-1332 ATFM: Tron Football I: Track 1,2,3,4: Candy Cane Sale 4: Senior Play 4: Literary Magazine 4: Intense Dogs 3. Dennis Warner 25 Marshall Street 525-4051 ATFM, Little Shop of Horrors Cross Country 1.2,3,4, Track 1.2.3,4, Basketball 1,2,3.4, Homeroom Rep. 3.4, Senior Play 4, Student Health Advisory 4: International Club 1.2,3,4. Kristin Shank 28 Powder Hill Road 525-6617 ATFM: Top Gun James White 44 East Village Road 525-6262 ATFM, Better Off Dead Boys ' Swimming l.2,3(capt.).4(capt.) MVP: Cross Country l,2.3(capt.),4(capt.) t Track 1.2,3,4, Jazz Band 1,2,3: Concert Band 1,2,3: Spartanum 2,3,4: Peace Brothers l,2(founder-summum bonum): Sigma 1,2: Yearbook 3.4, NVRA 3,4, J. Hoffa Search Club 3.4. Richard Whitehead II Albano Drive 525-7906 ATFM: The Golden Child Wrestling 1.2.3.4, Football 1.2: Guidance Office Aide I: Senior Play 4: C.M. ' s Christmas Project 3.4. Joy Wiezbicki 158 Pleasant Street 525-6954 ATFM, Out of Africa Soccer 1,2,4: Tennis 3.4: Newspaper 3: Yearbook 4(Bus.)i Student Council 2.3: Zone Goer 2,3,4. Lee Anne Yacavone 16 Taylor Street 525-4841 ATFM, About Last Night Michael Young III Hampden Road 525-3274 ATFM: Vision Quest Band I: Football 1.2,4: Wrestling 2,3.4. 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RICHARD ZINI PAT AND BOB ZUMBRUSKI 154 Patrons line Ciadiate On June 7, under threatening skies, the class of ' 87 received their diplomas. Donna Neves, Curtis Picard, Chris Rinaldi, Kristen La- Valley, Tom Rogan, and the exchange students explained their views of the past years-and were unexpectedly aided by Tony Maestrone ' s strong endorsment of an excit¬ ing future. It was an up¬ beat ending for a gray day. The Aliens Here’s another marble. Bosom Buddies who me? Pretty lr l il t The gang’s all here. The prom, as always, was one of the most exciting nights of the year. The fun at Chez Josef started at the round tables (but not for the shrimp and steer who were out of it) and escalated to the dance floor. The floor was crammed until midnight, but when the clock struck twelve, the party moved to Dino’s, where it’s still going on. Where The Boys Are ' 87. Happiness is Mritl ills in Back Ic §cticcl All look good - but Sam looks gorgeous and Paul Humphreys who both cleaned up with awards. Not far behind them in amass¬ ing laurels were An¬ drea Hoover. Mary Lou Brown. Beth Drink- water. and Lily Martin. Congratulations to all it was a pleasure and an honor for East Longmeadow High School to have you. On this night, awards were really what it was all about. The books, the term- papers and the tests, the time-balancing to find time for study and for ever ything else. The academic achieve¬ ments of EL ' s students were finally recog¬ nized. Recipients in¬ cluded Jeff Travers They ve got beauty and brains. Where’s my award? Who’s got a tissue? No skipping on May 21,1987. ELHS students took the day off legally to participate in Field Day. Highlights of the day were a sli- mey mud fight and a dip in the pond, while the egg fight was an¬ other scrambled time. With Mr. Mazz participating more than su¬ pervising, and students pelting ev¬ eryone in sight with mud and hen fruit a great time was had by all. Wish you were there. Ferns Ceeller’s Day Off list’s Entertainment This year’s show marked the 25th anniversary of E.L.’s entertainment at its best with the Spartanum Spectacular. The school was honored with the return of numerous alumni who had participated in the show when they attended the high school. With the help of students Buffy Tarsa and Kerry Kryznowek as Direc¬ tors, Mark Trial and Tony Maestrone as Masters of Ceremonies, and Brenda Marsian as Student Director of the Band the show enjoyed a huge success. Advisors Miss Herschuk and Mr. Turner gave unsparingly of their time and energy to help with the production and merited a few grey hairs in the process. A revival of the movie Hair? Was it Forever Young” or Forever Puckered- up”? CIRIS JUSI WiM 14 l l l IIS Twist and Shout The Big Chill The Spartan Roll? Happiness is . . . Synchoronized Swimming . . . anyway that is what this year’s theme said. The clowns as well as Charlie Brown characters made the pool area resound with hilarity. A duet by Miss Kerr and Diane Girard made the perfor¬ mance sparkle. Once again those amazing cheerleaders filled us with enthusiasm and team spirit. They cheered us faithfully to victory and comforted us in defeat. Their difficult formation and cheer¬ ful voices always reminded us of the score or the superiority of the school. If they can ' t do it, no one can. Ooh, that’s cool Top row (l-r): Christine Powell, Karen Tenggren, Chris Bouchard, Chris Rosati, Nicole Bartolucci, Second row (l-r): MaryEllen Keineth, Astrid Clarke, Nicole Saulnier, Tracy Ariel, Debbie Tidlund, Debbie Naugle. Sitting: Tracy Wilson It’s Chris-py cold Caddy ICacC (L-R) Robert Mazzariello, Coach, Shawn Corish, Bill Brennen, Barbara Morace, Greg Frigo (captain), Jim Foard, Jeff Floward. The E.L. Putters started the 1987 golf season enthusiastically. The team had all six of its lettermen returning. They took the League Championship with a perfect 12-0 season and went on to annex the Western Mass. Division 2 Championship where they beat all of the Division I teams. They then went on to place sixth in the state. Of the four Spartans who were sent to the Western Mass Individuals, Jim Foard shot a 75 to place second and go on to the state tournament. Ilie Bad News Bears ■wr . ,«?! «% t a i}fcHTA f Top (l-r) Coach Siok, Tina Tomaino, Karen Bell. Julie Main, Andrea Cun¬ ningham. Chris Salvon. Angela Pratt. Bottom (l-r) Stacey Mondoux, Mi¬ chelle Tullie, Mary Scordino, Chris Brown. Theresa Maruca. Chris Cala brese. MSM Top (l-r) Coach Brownlee, Carrie Cunningham, Jen Bell, Erin Lundberg, Chelsea Turner, Chris Bouchard, Coach Thortan. Bottom (l-r) Lisa Panico, Kristen LaValley (capt), Chris Rinaldi, Jen Ferri (capt.) Kristen Shank, Shannon Girard, Chris Bryson. Coach better be right about this! Pum The Varsity Softball Team struggled through the 1987 season with numerous difficul- ties. The team consisted main¬ ly of underclassmen without experience. The three seniors, Kris LaValley, Jen Ferri, and Kristen Shank, showed ap- plaudable leadership and pa¬ tience while Coach Brownlee boosted the team ' s morale. Freshmen Shannon Girard and Chelsea Turner were key play¬ ers in the Spartan defense. The J.V. had a slow season notwithstanding that many promising players were in¬ cluded in their ranks. Ferri on the war path. I te Natural (Middle row-.) Bob Maccarini, Brian Harrigan, Chris Maccarini, Tom Zumbruski, Mike Murphy. (Bottom row:) Barry Cavanaugh. Mike Lucey, Jason Grover, Rob Herrick, Coach Bill Ross. Varsity: (Top row: left to right) Mr. Gebbia. Jeff Vanhook, Gary Decoteau, Glenn Witwer, Coach Knowe. (Second row:) Mike Harrigan, Ken Wenc, John Godwin, Kevin Gaboury. (Third row:) Mike Stachowicz, Bill Fielding, Kevin Butler, Scott Dunlop, Joe VanValkenburg. (Bottom row : ) Mike Calabrese, Dino Marafioti. Robert Redford, the Natural, could have been a help to the Varsity team this year. Even with all their hard work and guidance from coach Knowe it just wasn’t their year. Seniors: Scott Dun¬ lop, Bill Fielding and Joe VanValken¬ burg, who were key players, will be greatly missed next year. But if Glen Witwer, Jeff Vanhook, and John God¬ win can continue to hold their own the following year should be a promising one. Overall the season was pretty un¬ eventful, except for a thrilling occur- ance when the Spartans made an at¬ tempted comeback over the Panthers. Freshmen (Top row: left to right) Kevin Dunlop. Derek Gorman. Mark Zepke, Eric Johnson, Arthur Billion. (Middle row:) Brian Fortin. Russ Arsenault. Matt Dupont, Eric Longo, Coach Al Alminus (Bottom row:) Ron Burns. John Commisso. Don Fortin, Mike Hoague, Todd Witwer. Players The EL girls’ tennis team turned in a very competitive season. The girls netted a 5-9 record playing diligently and many matches were lost by slim margins. One senior spotlighted on the team was Beth Myers who was an All-Western Mass, selection and made it to the semifinals in the Western Mass, tournament. Other seniors who were strong contributors to this year’s team were Joy Wiezbicki, Pauline Ferreira, and Buffy Tarsa. With loads of young talent the girls ' team hopes to improve greatly under the electrifying leadership of new head coach, I.J. Kerson. Raise your hand if you’re sure! Standing (l-r): Sandra Marsian, Amy Mayotte, Lori Wallace, Astrid Clarke, Chris Rosati. Mr. Kerson (coach). Kneeling (l-r): Joy Wiezbicki, Buffy Tarsa, Pauline Ferraria, Beth Meyers. Over here to the left we have Stiefeci Ace Boys’ Tennis lofted itself to great heights this year, amassing a record of 10-2 and reach¬ ing the semifinals of the Western Mass Team Tournament. The team was very strong and balanced with Matt Donatelle destroying his opponents at first singles, Scott Pothul at sec¬ ond singles, and Jeff Lederer coming through in the clutch at third singles. The team was rounded off with two powerful doubles teams with Mike Fontana and Steve Davis at first doubles and Dave Breton and Chris Rau at sec¬ ond doubles. The team is looking forward to having a great year next year with the return of the entire starting lineup. mm us, m W r, 1 1 ... • y .1 il wL ■V JUKL Asm yr (Top Row L-R) Jeff Lederer. Mark Trial, Matt Donatelle, Chris Castonguay, Chris Rau, Coach Massy. (Bottom L-R) Dave Breton, Chris Gahm, Steve Davis, Mike Fontana. %$ §!!!•” Trial The man. the myth, the legend I iM I ii % At !.!• I ijj This year’s girls’ track team’s overall record was 8-3, not as good as last year, but more was accomplished. Several school records were broken by talented indivi¬ duals such as freshmen Jen May, Kristi Ingulli (MVP), and RaaKee and KeeKee Henderson. Also records were borken by sophomore Patti Kelleher, junior Christiana Brown, and senior Kathy Holt. With only two seniors leaving the girls should run rings around their opposi¬ tion next year. uLAiMc y - a .-MW fr ' r Marylou-who! [ L-V l |q R JP Standing (l-r) Coach Ulm, Coach Watson, Kelli Ross, Julie Bent, Lisa Abrahamson. Patti Kelleher. Tina Wescott, Andrea Igoe. Paula DiMichele, Kerry Shaw, Beth Drinkwater, Christiana Brown, Erica Turpiei Kneeling: Marylou Brown, Kristi Ingulli, Karen Bolles, Jen May, Louise LaClair, Jen Pozos, Michelle DeRusha, RaaKee Henderson, Heather Cooley, Beth Towsley, Sue Salier, Kathy Holt, Lisa Calabrese. Missing: Heather Russell, Denise Blomberg, Sue Adeletti. Oh No. Where’s the Mat! The Boys’ Track team started the year impressively, posting wins over South- wick, Holyoke Catholic, and Ludlow, but then stumbled over their last five meets. Seniors Jeremy Shurtleff, Dennis Warner, Rick Hafey and Joel Faillace consis¬ tently won points in their events as did Juniors Lee Deets, and Paul Humphrey. With only nineteen members on the team it was hard to fill all the events and equally hard to replace injured people but hopefully next year’s freshman will give the track team the extra members it desperately needs. Kneeling: (l-r)s Bruce Mitch¬ ell. Jim Bozman. Bruce Huntley, Jo Reale, Paul Humphrey, Mike Cafaro, Scott Lamagna, John Czu- pryna, Standing: (I - r) -, Coach Tom Dagenais, Tom Morrison, Erik Kraft, Jeff Quinn. Lee Deets, Dennis Warner, Jeremy Shurtleff, Neil Childs. Rick Hafey, Joe Faillace, Sean Walker, Bill LaPlante. Of Hie I li at Hji flier, flii§ Is Ncs. Out with the old and in with the new. Although you really couldn ' t consider Mr. Cannone old, still his experience and ex¬ pertise have brought him a new challenge in 1987. Losing Mr. Can¬ none to the higher echelons of administration in East Longmea- dow High School and bringing Dr. Freccero into the principal’s of¬ fice will be a change for the fine- tuned machine of ELHS. As much as we hate to see Mr. Cannone leave, we are interested to make Dr. Freccero a part of our family and to see what plans he has for the future. I knew I should have called Villamaino’s! E.J. Villamaino Landscaping Co. Inc. 525-3243 5 Lee St. East Longmeadow, MA 01028 Class of ’87, we want to see you at your ten-year reunion. Don’t drink and drive-you’ll make your reunion — alive. Tudor House Liquors Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Massachusetts See you in the movies! ♦ ♦ i � v v.vv � T - - “ ft ' ♦w.tt Ads 155 LORING STUDIO Congratulations to our Seniors You made the right choice! 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East Longmeadow, MA 197 Shaker Road, CONGRATULATIONS From your Friends at PRINTING PIP Printing 30 Shaker Road, East Longmeadow, MA ll Perrin In 280 North Main Street, East Longmeadow, MA Tel: 525-6661 168 Ads Longmeadow Flowers Gifts We send flowers Worldwide Best Wishes to the Class of ’87 Longmeadow Flowers Allen Street, Springfield, MA 4 l u lls 4 I iss V Him i 174 Shaker Road, East Longmeadow, MA 111 « 4 4 III IS I III 12,4 Mill East Longmeadow, MA Tel: 525-3562 Good Luck - Class of 87 Your hair-cut to please you. §|)« ilsincin I ill 4 ■ M i | 641 North Main Street, East Longmeadow, MA Your Friendly Package Store 199 North Main Street Ads 169 I l Hi ft V 4 11 !m 114 11 ll tea suit arts Tel: 525-3822 296 North Main Street, East Longmeadow, MA 01028 « atulatU as 170 Ads t I ISS 1)1 ' S IIMI ill I AIM NS CLASS d ’ 8 1 lav Offices Of SU11 ■ I. M ii i ii i EAST LONGMEADOW REALTY Lorraine G. 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LONGMEADOW, MASS. 01028 SPECIALTY FOODS £ EQUIPMENT PEANUTS • POPCORN • CONCESSION SUPPLIES ’’The Peanut Popcorn People Printing FOR THE JOI YOU HEEDED YESTERDAY MINUTE MAN PRESS 1 30 SHAKER ROAD (413) 525-6111 EAST LONGMEADOW, MASS. 01028 (413) 525-4656 Before you know it, it’s in your hands. When you think of parades. Think of us. Ads 171 Dcffee lyme 46 Shaker Road, East Longmeadow, MA 01028 ESFnqidaire authorized dealer ° FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES KitchenAid ($uimbtf Electrical appliance Company 513 NO. MAIN STREET EAST LONGMEADOW. MA 01028 Time for Everybody I ii S I eel HI | M □ MAYTAG 227 North Main Street, East Longmeadow, MA 01028 PHONE: 734-6459 172 Ads The place where dreams begin Academy d Dance 264 Shaker Road, East Longmeadow, MA Tel: 525-4659 CONGRATULATIONS to the Class Of ’87 from Mr. Mrs. Paul Donahue PARTS FOUR THE NORTHEASTS’ FAVORITE OFFROAD CENTER ! NEW AND USED 4-WHEEL PARTS Need a light? ; PARTS FOUR • 1 92 MAPLE ST EAST LONGMEADOW MASS 01028 Cliestei Paire Ire. 612 North Main Street East Longmeadow, MA 01028 739-3863 (413)-52 5-1189 ii i imii I i Cities By BeBeits §cr Quality garage door openers professionally installed • Demonstrations by appt. • Radio controls replaced fiarf’s 4i t i ii 528 North Main Street East Longmeadow, MA 01028 734-9732 54 Prospect Street East Longmeadow, Mass CALL 525-2318 since 1952 Ads 173 Ads 175 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of ' 87 COMMONWEALTH COMPUTER GROUP, INC. HOME LUMBER CO.. INC. 40 CRANE AVENUE EAST LONGMEADOW, MA. 01028 • LUMBER • PLYWOOD • ROOFING • SIDING • WINDOWS • DOORS • FLOORING • TRIM Where else wood you go? PC. Box 148 15 Benton Drive East Longmeadow, MA 01028 (413)525-7404 Servicing Electronics For the Industry 15 Benton Drive East Longmeadow, MA 01028 Fresh From the Forest (413) 525-8342 (413) 525-7110 Mobil 1 kill I o l 168 Shaker Road East Longmeadow MA 01028 TeL 525-7198 176 Ads zDave d OfloSiC SERVICE STATION ALL REPAIRS FOREIGN DOMESTIC ROAD CALL SERVICE AVAILABLE DAVID MacALPINE Dealer - Owner 13 NORTH MAIN STREET JACK HUGHES - Mechanic EAST LONGMEADOW. MA 01028 Flow much farther to Dave ' s Mobil? No bodies like Joe’s! j OE BEAN’S ' ADTO BODY Over 30 years experience 24 Hr. Towing Service 501 St. James Ave. Springfield, MA Joe Bean 781-5453 Fenway Golf ID Allen Street East Longmeadow, Massachusetts 01028 ' The best fried dough doesn’t begin here, it begins on the counters of B B Market.” B B Market 55 North Main Street East Longmeadow, MA 01028 Tel: 525-2657 Tel: 525-4171 Ads 177 CENTRAL COMMUNICATIONS 178 Ads For the freshest feed around go to: A. W. BROWN 55 Maple Street East Longmeadow, MA Community Feed Stores Maple Street East Longmeadow, MA 01028 WISHING THE CLASS OF 1987 GOOD HEALTH AND GOOD FORTUNE IN THEIR FUTURES. 35 Maple Street, East Longmeadow 24 Hour Message Service Beepers We will have you in stitches in seconds. S THE HANDCRAFT GIFT SHOP g 71 Maple Street East Longmeadow, Mass. 01028 525-1632 DIANE MOMINEE ££ mmniiii i miiii i i i i i iiimiittt i i i i ii i i i i iiitmm Take your pick at Bluebird Acres (413) 525-6012 525-4147 BLUEBIRD ACRES GROWERS RETAILERS OF FRUITS VEGETABLES Quality tools used by trained professionals ACRES POWER EQUIPMENT 104 Shaker Road KIM WIEZBICKI 747 PARKER STREET MANAGER EAST LONGMEADOW, MA 01028 East Longmeadow, MA 01028 Tel.: 525-3752 MEADOW’S RACQUET CLUB P.O. Box 393 Longmeadow, MA 01028 Tel.: 567-1725 Ads 179 BILL BROWN KEN LUCE MIKE MAJKA Dough Show 477 PAGE BLVD. • SPFLD., MA • 781-0426 1985 MAIN STREET • SPFLD., MA • 734-5677 Personal gifts. Decorative hotne furnishings. Pine artwork and books. Massachusetts Audubon at Laughing Brook Hampden 413 566-8034 Bears For Sale Buy one, get one free For a limited time only If interested, contact: Goldilocks at 525-1120 180 Ads Porridge Drive Grizzley, Utah ZJ=.V Z_ z HOME OF C T DANCERS ARP OTA RR VOYAGRRS OR TA R AARA RR 2 3 WORTH HGTON STRHRT, SPR HGR RLO SPONSORED y WE S7 COT7 G. ELAPPE GEN. COASTPAGT NG AND DES GR Nc TEL „ Y- ' 3 - ' 713 Z - E Z. S Pizza Shoppe 134 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Massachusetts 01028 Fazio’s Pizza 166 White Street Springfield, Massachusetts Tel: (413) 734-5059 Ads 181 (413)781-0839 GEORGE GIANNAKOPOULOS 562 north main street MANAGER EAST LONGMEADOW, MA 01028 MARCUS TILE INC. 236 North Main Street East Longmeadow, Massachusetts 01028 (Enimtrg (Eaterere , (3lrtc. TOMMY’S AUTO BODY 347 Elm Street LOCATED AT East Longmeadow, Massachusetts 01028 ELMCREST COUNTRY CLUB 1 05 SOMERSVILLE ROAD P.O. BOX 353 EAST LONGMEADOW. MA 01028 Dr. T - Cosmetic surgery for creased cars. 182 Ads Telephone (4 1 3) 525-2 1 86 SKI HAUS 16 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, 01028 (413) 525-6633 Bob’s Gage Repair 51 Prospect Street East Longmeadow, Massachusetts 01028 (413) 525-1502 t J8 ASSOCIATES INC ' E GET IT STRAIGHT a :, h LASER OPTICS 1 MKt SINCE I960 Custom Auto Body 65 Maple Street East Longmeadow, MA 01028 (413) 525-4201 Countryside Store 334 Somers Road East Longmeadow, MA 01028 (413) 525-4448 M AUTO BODY JJ 1 4 „ 1 jsri LJa .• _ • a f iNrfl- 1 1 111 Ha MANUFACTURERS REPRESENTATIVES JC TARBELL WARREN D. HAMILTON GENERAL MANAGER J. C. TARBELL ASSOCIATES, INC. 140 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE TEL: (413) 525-4166 EAST LONGMEADOW, MASSACHUSETTS 01028 TWX! 710 36 0433 Lost your bearings? Call Tarbell. RICHARD G. McKENNEY, CLU General Agent 264 North Main St., P. O. Box 325 E. Longmeadow, MA 01028 Office: (413) 525-4591 Residence: (413) 525-4021 Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company • Milwaukee Ccn iaUlalicns Class cf ’SI Ccricratulatiens Class of ’87!! MacDonald Johnson, inc. INSURANCE 264 North Main Street East Longmeadow, MA 01028 If your environment Is like Mt. Vesuvius Call CON TEST Nelson Kilburn Pete Angers Specialized testing Indoor air study Ccr-lesl Tel: (413) 525-1198 126 Shaker Road Specializing in Asbestos Formaldehyde P.O. Box 591 Industrial Hygiene Indoor Air 184 Ads ALAN SILVA Tel: 736-5442 The Family Hobby Shop Tel: 525-9345 48 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, MA Graham s Plumbing and Heating 57 Hampden Road East Longmeadow, MA 01028 Tel: 525-3497 PIONEER PREMIUM PROMOTIONS Great ideas for reunions and fund raising visor hats painters caps ball pens pencils mugs key fobs pins buttons calendars T-shirts balloons 16 Maple St. East Longmeadow, MA Tel: (413) 525-3313 Ads 185 Wb’ve printed more than one hundred million yearbooks... Let’s talk experience! JOSTENS 186 Ads Good Luck Class of 81 ” Irving’s Auto Parts 14 Harkness Avenue East Longmeadow, MA CH028 Tel: (413) 525-6621 Try our new gas and our new car wash Four Corner’s Shell SHELL b-v m. JEFFREY D. BROWN Telephone (4 13) 737-68 70 622 North Mam St. East Longmeadow Massachusetts 01028 We all scream for JB’s Ice Cream. Ads 187 BAY STATE TRUCK SERVICE INC “Truck Repair Specialist 1 ' • Repairs Maintenance On All Trucks • Alignment, Wheel Balancing And Frame Work • Spring Brake Work 543-5577 791 Cottage St., Springfield BAY STATE TRUCK SERVICE LARGEST INDEPENDENT TRUCK REPAIR IN MASSACHUSETTS (413) 543-5577 (41 3) 543-5570 791 COTTAGE STREET SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 01 1 04 TRUCK REPAIR SPECIALIST We fix any kind of car. 3J’s TIRE AND AUTO Shaker Road, East Longmeadow, MA Shop early, buy your hot tub with waves now! 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Band 191 Iliiee Passes ‘ ' Movie Timetable Academy of Music, Northampton (584-8435) Hannah and Her Sisters 7:00, 9:00 Agawam Cinema Little Shop of Hor¬ rors 7:30, 9:15 Mosquito Coast 7:15, 9:25 Song of the South 1:00, 2:30 Lady and the Tramp 1:15, 2:45 Bing, Springfield (733-4273) — Mosquito Coast 7:30 Calvin, Northampton (584-2310) — Little Shop of Horrors 7:30 Casino, Ware (967-7977) — Star Trek I V 1:30, 7:30 Little Shop of Horrors 7:40 Lady and the Tramp 1:40 Cine Enfield (203-745-2222) — Star Trek IV 6:55, 9:20 Mannequin 6:50, 9:00 Platoon 7:10, 9:45 Critical Condition 7:40 Over The Top 7:00, 9:10 From The Hip 7:15, 9:30 Crimes of the Heart 7:20, 9:35 The Misson 9:40 Light of Day 7:30, 9:50 Grand Theatre — Closed Hampshire Mall (584-7505) — From The Hip 12:15, 3:00, 5:30, 8:15 Black Widow 12:30, 3:15, 5:45, 8:30 Over The Top 12:30, 3:15, 5:45, 8:30 Light of Day 3:00, 5:30, 8:15 Mannequin 12:45, 3:30, 6:00, 8:45 Outrageous Fortune 12:45, 3:30, 6:00,8:45 Lady and the Tramp 12:15 Holyoke Mall (530-7510) — Top Gun 12:20, 3:15, 6:10, 9:00 Stand By Me 1:10, 4:15, 7:20, 10:00 The Mission 12:35, 4:10, 6:45, 9:35 Bedroom Window 12:15, 3, 6:15, 10:10 Critical Condition 6:25, 9:55 Light of Day 12:55, 3:55, 6:55, 9:45 Three Amigos 12:45, 3:40, 6:35, 9:15 Song of the South 1:20, 3:35 Little Shop of Horrors 12:30, 3:10, 7:10, 9:25 Mt. Farms Mall (584-9153) — Pla¬ toon 12;30, 3:15, 5:45, 8:30 The Mission 12:30, 3:15, 6:00, 8:30 Crimes of the Heart 1:00, 3:45, 6:15, 8:45 Mosquito Coast 12:45, 3:30, 6:00,8:45 Palace, West Springfield (781-4890) — From The ' Hip 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:30, 9:30 Children of A Lesser God 1, 4:00, 7:15, 9:25 Pleasant St., Northampton (586-0935) Twist and Shout 5:45, 7:55, 10 Mother Teresa 5:30, 7:10, 8:55 Rivoli, Chicopee (592-0967) The Mosquito Coast 7:30 Showcase, West Springfield (733- 5131) — Crocodile Dundee 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 9:45 Star Trek IV 1:30, 4:30, 7:25, 9:50 Over The Top 1:00, 2:50, 5:00, 7:45, 9:45 Black Widow 1:00, 3:00, 5:00, 7:20, 9:20 The Golden Child 1, 2:50, 5:00, 7:45, 9:45 Hannah and Her Sisters 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:30, 9:30 Platoon 1:30, 4:30, 7:25, 9:50 Mannequin 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10 Dead of Winter 4:00, 6:00, 8:00, 10 Outrageous Fortune 1:15, 3; 15, 5:10, 7:30, 9:30 American Tail 1;00 Village Cinema, Suffield (203-668- 1052) — LittleTShop of Horrors 7:15 DRIVE INS Berlin, Conn. (203-828-6899) — Playpen 7, 9:30 Intimate Explosion 8:15, 10:45 • 107 UGMSADOW, -Vd ■i.W.V. - V • V V, , ,. •. . •«• ..