Holyoke Community College - Latchkey Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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JOHN HOMROK 45 Chestnut Street, Holyoke Herman — youngest member of the class of ' 57 — Johann spricht Deutsche sehr gut — permanent library fixture — Have you seen my pin from the A. C. S.? — worries ceaselessly about hour exams — anxiously awaits the day when he can be a real chemist. WARNER KING, JR. 26 James Avenue, Northampton Warn — where would he be without his Volkswagen? — has the ability to relax completely — converses intelligently, frequently, and easily — attended J. C. four years ago, before his service in the Army — self-confident and mature — anticipating transfer to AlC or Washington University. STEPHEN KREES 165 PItroff Avenue, South Hadley Falls Steve — the man in the red Rensselaer jacket — titration, calibration, and calculation his specialties — likes most every sport short of mumbledy-peg — model airplane craftsman — we dream of Stevie with the light blue car (a pure-bred MG) — calling Doctor Krees. RICHARD KUZMESKI 5 Walnut Street, Northampton Kuz — the half of the Kuzmeski twins that stayed at J. C. — always flashing his wonderful smile — invaluable prop man for Variety Show — his ambition NAVCAD. 17

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CORNEILIUS HALEY 8 Ivy Avenue, Holyoke Neil — he ' s really on the ball; base-, and golf — has to have a cigarette between Accounting classes — strategist of the checker board — member of the Lounge A.C. — No, you don ' t! It goes under Accounts Payable. — hopes for a career on the credit side of the ledger. ROBERT HEALY 799 High Street, Holyoke Heck — the Quiet Man — former sergeant, USAF — combines interests in sports and serious music — dreams of a cross-country trailer trip — has wanted to settle in the golden state since his service days- title he ' d like most to receive: Bob Healy, Caiifornian. TERRENCE HEFFRON 47 Fairfield Avenue, Holyoke Activifies: Graduation Committee 1; Sports Night M. C. 1; Business Manager of the Chief 2; Co-Business Manager of Latch Key 2; Chairman of Intramural Basketball 2. Terry — young man about town for the Transcript- Telegram — father of two who knows the ins and outs of diaper changing — the voice from the front of Mr. Corbin ' s class — keeper of the Chief ' s books, sanity, and moral support — member in good standing of the Chuga-Lug Club — headed for advertising; has gray flannel suit; will travel. EDWARD HEON 18 Chestnut Street, Leeds Acfivities: Rustic Ball Committee 2; Variety Show 1, 2; Student Council 2; Winner of Whiting Public Speaking Award 1. Eddie — good man to have in a class discussion — public speaker par excellence — usually has a provocative question for Miss Ellis — remember him as a tenor in Nature ' s Jubilee? — wouldn ' t miss a J. C. dance or picnic — looks to the fail to continue his Business Administration major at the U of M. 16

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RICHARD LAPOINTE 27 McKinley Avenue, Easthampton Bob — serious student and fascinating friend — always will be remembered as one of the famous barbershop quartet in the Variety Show — the field of insurance calls. LEON LESIEUR 8 Belcher Street, Chicopee Falls Lee — friendly, likeable fellow — serious about his studies — math, calculus this is, his specialty — Western New England ' s got their eye on him. SALLY MacNEIL 134 Nonotuck Street, Holyoke Activities: Dance Committee 2; Tea Committee 2; Student Council 2; Latch Key Staff 1, 2; Co-editor Latch Key 2. Sally — busy, busy, busy — neatness plus — physics fiend — Honor Roll regular — the Elms next? — a success always. Key member of the Camp Jollee stafF. BARBARA McLEAN 326 Pleasant Street, Holyoke Activities: Tea Committee 2; Variety Show 1; Cheerleader 1. Bobbe — sweet smile, neat as a pin — Guess I ' ll never learn to park a car — live wire — wedding bells have changed her name to Mrs. Jerome Shea.