Holyoke Community College - Latchkey Yearbook (Holyoke, MA)

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RICHARD PIONTEK 286 Plain Road, Greenfield Dick — bombed down from far-off Greenfield every day — never the v orse for if thougfi — slide rule his best friend, next to Rupert that is — U of M next — a little camera shy. CARL RIVOTTO 18 Mt. View Avenue, Northampton Carl — always mode a hit with the girls — dazzling smile and quiet disposition his assets — no doubt his future will be characterized by success. NORMAND ROBITAILLE 51 Bolton Street, South Hadley Falls Aciivifies: Student Council 2; Treasurer Student Council 2; Picnic Committee Chairman 2; Variety Show 1. Norm — friendly, understanding manner — many new friends because of it — always eager to show a picture of baby Kim — potential math major — petit wife named Pat, also an H.J.C. grad. ALEXANDER ROSS, JR. Boardman Road, Granby Alex — reserved in his ways — exceptional interest in sports, especially hunting — also a coin collector of some note — plans to enter the field of (guess what?) accounting. 23

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CHRISTOPHER PAIGE 110 Lincoln Street, Holyoke Acfivities: Baseball 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Newspaper Staff 2; Latch Key Staff 2; Variety Show 2. Chris — everybody ' s buddy — goes crazy at the slightest hint of calypso — toe dancing — his specialty — future uncertain. JAMES PAKER East Street, Southampton Deacon — another great fellow from Southamp — always will be remembered as the class orator — has plans to become a member of the Air Force soon — the next president of the Easthampton Bank. WILLIAM PALMER, JR. Main Street, Deerfield Bill — tall, rather silent type — well worth having as a friend — serving Uncle Sam for six months in his immediate future — known as Atty. Palmer. FRANCIS PALUCA Red Ledge Road, Southampton Dan — second of the Palucas to graduate in as many years — always seemed to be on the move — yet always had time to say a friendly word — his future lies in the Air Force — great second baseman. 22

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ALICE RYCHLIK 8 Taylor Street, Holyoke Activities: Chief 1, 2; Editor 1, 2; Variety Show 1, 2; Dance Committee 1; Latch Key 1, 2; Tea Committee 2. Lolly — honor student — while at J. C. chem is her specialty — conscientious and hard-working editor of the Chief — strict disciplinarian when working in the library — Syracuse School of Journalism her favorite. GERALD SEIBERT 90 Columbus Avenue, Greenfield Activities: Variety Show 2. Gerry — ardent advocate of the difficult game of chess — always ready to take on an opponent in the lounge — a man behind the scenes in the Variety Show — field of engineering beckons. CARL SIEGEL 240 Appleton Street, Holyoke Activities: Picnic Committee 1; Variety Show 1; Co-editor of Chief 1. One of the most talented and polished students at J.C. — well-spoken and well-read — AlC gained him in January of ' 57 — joined AlC theatrical players and made us all proud. STANLEY SMITH 61 Taylor Street, Holyoke Activities: Intramural Basketball 1, 2. Lee — one of the best known and most popular of the class of ' 57 — active athletic fan and rooter for HJC — U of M and a career in math awaits him. 24