Holyoke Community College - Latchkey Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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JOSEPH CAVAGNARO 738 Dwighf Street, Holyoke Acf(V 7 es: Picnic Committee 2; Dance Committee 2; Sports Night 2; Variety Show 2; Student Council 2; Latch Key 2; Chief 1, 2. Joe — this man ' s really with it all the way — engaged to a cute doll — digs that crazy accounting biz — his speech peppered with such jive talk. Now a full- time accountant. DOROTHY COLBY 115 Blue Hills Road, Amherst Doby — pert and pretty Miss — spends her summers in moonlit Vermont — member of the Commuters Circle — U. Conn, will have the good fortune of having Doby next year. GEORGE COUNTER 37 Congress Avenue, Holyoke Acfiviiies: Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. Gigi — inamorata — always a big smile — star backstop for H. J. C. nine — also a good hoopster when teamed up with T. P. — Westfield State Teachers beckons. LAWRENCE CRUMP 59 South East Street, Amherst Larry — owner of a Buick bomb periodically with- out good brakes — Sports Illustrated tucked be- tween his notebooks — his day ' s just starting at 2 P. M. — Anybody want any cleaning solution before I dump it? — always looking for his flask (Erienmeyer or Florence) — bacteriology points the way to medical technology. 13

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FRANK BURZYNSKI 59 Walnut Street, Holyoke Aciivities: Basketball 2. Reserved manner, always seemed to be in deep thought — had a constant supply of good questions in sociology — U of M next. THOMAS CADIGAN 36 Alderman Street, Holyoke Tom — friendly and likeable — always sure to have a match in the chem lab — Uncle Sam has taken care of Tom ' s future. ARTHUR CARON 370 Pleasant Street, Holyoke Arch — always a smile — would much prefer taking a crack at a lobster at the Pedlar than at a business law assignment (and probably do better at it) — AlC and a career in management his object. JOSEPH CASSIDY 12 Parker Street, Holyoke Activities: Variety Show 1 . Joe — dancer extraordinary Pal Joey — the lounge his second home — Manchester and St. A ' s next for him. 12

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LEON DICKINSON, JR. 37 Cottage Street, Amherst Lee — quiet until you really know him — enjoys tropical fish — and chemical coffee — presently a soda jerk — plans on hospital work as Medical Technologist. EDWARD DUNN 283 South Street, Northampton Ed — quiet and reserved — former army man — always on his toes — business major with a good head for it — watch out U of M. WILLIAM DURYEE 175 Park Street, Easthcmpton Bill — pleasant personality — clams except when with the boys — a whiz at physics — outdoor man — likes hunting, canoeing — received special award — Most Times Late for Political Science — future engineer. EDWARD FOLEY 56 River Street, Agawam Bill — Airman, first class and student first class — Barbara ' s favorite husband — participant in those pre-accounting bull sessions — runner-up for the Most Time Spent in the Lounge award — headed for the Icehouse (AlC). 14