Longmeadow High School - Masacksic Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1974 volume:

KjIll- , . • •ft ' ( J my m m H ■a WF ■ yr,y m MASACKSIC 74 LONGMEADOW HIGH SCHOOL LONGMEADOW, MASSACHUSETTS I Need To Be Me. I Need To Express My Thoughts Or Write And Feelings. Every Time I Act Or Speak . . . . . . I Express Myself; I Share A Part Of Me With Others. The Rulers of the State are the Only Ones Who Should Abroad; They may Be Allowed to Lie for the Good And the Town Someone should insti- gate a fourth branch of government for the sole purpose of checking on the government. ' i Dina Fein Isn ' t Nixon really egotistical and self- centered? I think there ' s something defi- nitely wrong. He 11 veto a bill for schools for the retarded but pass bills to bomb people. Gees! Jim Moran • £ 9 + ♦ ' JOHN J. SIRKA I 2 ' The whole truth 5 Have the Privilege of Lying, Either At Home Or of the State. — Plato; The Republic, Book Three The first thing that comes to my mind when someone says Longmeadow is bor- ing. A Junior One thing I like about the town is the way you can ride your bike all over and not worry. Anonymous Christmas shopping is easy for me. My mother just gives me all her charge cards and I go downtown and buy presents. Patty Kagan This is the ' Let-somebody-else-do-it town. You kids have so much; the apathy is pretty high. Don Lendry Margery R Baisd LIBRARIAN She is among the few indispensable people at LHS. Amid the disorder of shelves, saw- dust, and workmen brought about by the incomplete addition, she keeps order. Always willing to give of herself, she has helped us learn to use and appreciate the library. Those who know her best are familiar with her openness in talking with students and her quick sense of humor. She truly regards students as individuals. The Class of 1974 expresses its deep appreciation for this considerate lady ' s services; we dedicate the 1974 MASACKSIC to Margery Baird. 4 '  6?0RTS FACULTY SENIORS 101 IZZ V •■■ -.y f .— y F fifi. OA .. here airit nothiri ta do rouri here u c Mee, May, Maw, Mo, Moo. ?? rpm ITOies I don ' t know what ' s been done in the past, but I think it ' s unfair for these girls not to perform. They work hard arid need the incentive of performance. ' ' — Peter Thompsen Chorus is my best class. I always feel so relaxed with no pressures . . . too bad everything can ' t be that way — Rhonda Shaponik My girl has been in the music program for three years and she ' s never been able to perform with a guy. — Somebody ' s parent Girls ' Concert Chorus: J. Amatruda, D. Bergman, S. Cartwright, J. Chidsey, K. Cur- rier, J. Cushman, M. Feinstein, G. Garvin, A. Greenberg, M. Goldstein, D. Hatch, W. Hatch, C. Havens, J. Hollomon, S. Jacobs, V. Jarrett, A. Loughman, E. Machon, P. Magnon, S. Medaiie, P. Miller, C. Murphy, M. K. Nicholson, S. Odentz, M. Saykin, H. Shapiro, R. Shaponik, L. Southworth, C. Urstadt, M. Wagner, M. Lasado. 1 L i£ -« jiBf JB ■ B fe B B -- ' v L a.« m. , 1 s cM l rT% 55$S . ' ■ i 1 ■■ ' ' .• _J ■ ■ HJEH WBLJIEfl m jSLjf iSn ' 5 I enjoy Men ' s Chorus because we sing and we clown around. — Jerry Hoffman There ' s thirteen of us which is good because we started off with seven. I know I didn t make Lyrics because I ' m deathly afraid of tape recorders and micro- phones. Men ' s Chorus: J. Burnett, S. Facey, R. Dippipo, C. Frueh, B. Goodman, J. Hoffman, T. LaFrance, R. Lamothe, P. O ' Reilly, A. Rome, R. Rubin, W. Taylor. 13 Members of Cantori: E. Foley, A. Fromer, C. Ro- mell, E. Pratt, D. Climo, P. Magthlin, G. Green- leaf, S. Hamilton, G. Clay. Cantori ' s rough when we sing a ca- pella and we start going flat. We don ' t have a scheduled class like the oth- er groups. We meet either at 7:00 in the morning or at night over someone ' s house. Members of Girls ' Chorus I: L. Badach, L. Baker, M. Buddington, M. Carter, L. Craaybeck, L. Darden, K. Dorshimer, C. Delvecchio, M Feinstein, R. Garvin, M. Grant, S. Hutchinson, P. Justin, M. Loughman, C. Lund, S. O Brien, C. Peters, E. Psaltis. n iLtL 4- i if Members of Lyrics: A. Allison, C. Baschwitz, B. Benson, E. Foley, A. Fromer, C. Guild, C. Loos, S. Haring, A. Hockman, P. McNeil, C. Romell, E. Pratt, W. Weisend, K. Yacovone, D. Climo, W. Holloman, R. Kweller, P. Magthlin, P. O ' Reilly, J. Polastri, G. Romell, M. Buscemi, G. Clay, H. Getzov, G. Greenleaf, S. Hamilton, J. Kimball, W. Laub, J. Pava, S. Simon. Sometimes I wonder if we changed the words in those songs if it would make any difference. No, I don ' t want to have an exchange concert with Holyoke, I want to go somewhere far away where we can stay there for a couple days. 14 Start Again At L ' for Lousy! UiYhies Members of Wind Ensem- ble: C. McCray, R. Bussin, B. Williams, M. Gray, S. Stephan, D. Payne, L. Fer- guson, L. Webler, S. Ham- ilton, C. Eisner, J. Gebbie, D. Williams, D. Peck, J. Mead, W. Taylor, R. Mic- cuci, D. Gorenflo, R. Ville- neuve, J. Gray, J. Carney, J. Nolet, R. Mathisen, S. Aye, K. Eisner, N. North, B. Stephan, I. Weinstein, K. Dorshimer, P. Roberts, P. Millas, S. Clark, R. Sweitzer, R. Schwartz, W. Laub, W. Holloman, C. Epstein, D. Howard, C. Cervanv, W. Van De- Water, ' K. Williams, J Ferguson, J. Moser, G. Smith, G. Greenleaf, M. Karz, M. Leavitt, G. Field- man, R. Coburn, P. Mc- Nallv, A. Mackler. Members of Concert Band: N. Lockerby, L. Kenney, W. Jarrett, M. Flocken, M. Goldsmith, C. Payne, C. Freedman, N. Cloutman, M. Jakobek, J. Sadow, W. Hamilton, M. Paulson, M. Goulet, W. Bassett, L. Schiffrin, J. Moser, A. Mandell, J. Bennett, P. Friberg, P. Staples, S. Plummer, G. Fieldman, B. Blinn, J. Hacker, D. Butts, S. Zancho, J. Panto, K. Gruskin, B. Schwartz, R. Micucci, M. Jakobek, C. Heye, D. Green, J. Finch, L. Erickson, J. Medalie, M. Torff, G. Leone, G. Levinsky, B. Stoner, D. Havens, K. Athas, M. Feinberg, M. Frisbie, M. Bussin, T. Janik, W. Ingalls, N. North, C. M. Flocken, C. Loughman, A. Sib- bach, C. Gill, R. Walters, J. Prihoda, M. Tauber, J. Fein, M. Morris, P. Cushman, S. O ' Brien, G. Gray, J. Rahn, P. Mooradd. Concert Band is highly competitive. We have to challenge each person to get higher in rank. But it ' s a real opportunity to show skills. — M. Flocken Wind ensemble is sup- posedly the select group, for the more capable musi- cians. It ' s quite good, as opposed to other groups around. ' ' — MikeKarcz Wind ensemble is fun and at the same time you learn a lot about music. — P. McNally 15 ■i Orchestra: S. Simon, C. Smith, L. Wiedman, J. Hjelm, B Taylor, B. Silverman, R. Weiss, M. Stein, K. Sturgis, S. Cress, M. Nicholson, L. Shearer, J. Nichols, R. Dipippo, R. Cohn E. Johnson, H. Hoyt, G. Romell, R. McNally, N. Pratt, J. Ellsworth, C. McCray, R. Bussin, B. Williams, L. Ferguson, L. Webler, J. Gray, J. Gebbie, C. Eisner, J. Carney, J. Nolet, N. North, I. Weinstein, K. Dorshimer, K. Williams, J. Ferguson, C. Cerveny, M. Karcz, M. Leavitt, G. Fieldman, G. Greenleaf. Orchestra is more of a challenge to me than the band because there is more individual playing involved. It requires more concentrat- ed for the winds because we have very few rehearsals before a concert and a lot has to be accomplished. — Randi Bussin The Pops Concert was almost a rehearsal for Jesters for Berklee in April. — Bill Holloman Mr. Burkle is a good guy to work with. We had practices every morning at 7:00 and every evening at 7:00 for the Pops Concert. If we ever had any conflicts he always understood and tried to work things out. — George Smith Jesters: S. Clark, R. Sweitzer, W. Holloman, C. Epstein, W. Taylor, S. Hamilton, D. Howard, J. Carney, J. Nolet, W. In- galls, N. North, K. Eisner, W. VanDeWater, K. Williams, J. Ferguson, J. Moser, G. Smith, A. Mackler, M. Karcz, M. Leav- itt, G. Fieldman. 16 ' '  ■ j:,: jj M a tc % I J •S ■ft ' 1 PROCOLHARUMj Ml ■ .ALU MET ESSE -vmvrvAy-o i JS ' TU-Man joys 41LY ALLMAN r- lb «ft a roTull ion Play I CHICAGO I Caravanserai VI w ± %i n n I e A 4 James Gang THIRDS Gilbert ' Suite HACK TO FRONT MOTT II It. HOOPLE THE EDGAR donmcIEHN UWINTERBROUPr THEYONli COME OUT AT NIGHT 1iL°A GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD -aim t ■fluf 3 .ABOUT US Traffic Shoot Out at the Fantasy Fa ctory TRAFFIC TOMMY j DECCAE  ' .OWIttl SEUCIIMll h ' , '  i „ ROD STE 75 Sing « Ag Rod ; Pinball [ Wizard £ [Maggie May 10 more UJDKPPI Ask One of The Aides ?? Office Aids, L. to R.: David Auerswald, Meg Buddington, Tammy Orenstein, Jay Hesen. Missing: Pam Miller, Lainey Rappaport, Dave Mackler, Larry Turell. John Fein, S. Medalie. Library Aides: Front: J. Bronnen, K. Bavalas, Back: N. Goodwin, M. E. Burns, T. Haring, Missing: A. Rossiter, M. Quinby, A. Bonnell, M. Far- rell, J. Fein. Why am I an Office Aide? First, to get out of study hall. Second, I like working here, well, may- be not in that order. M. Buddington Guidance Aides, L. to R.: L. Kenny, D. Little, L. Flood, L. Sacenti, C. Del Vecchio, A. Sivek, N. Lock- erby. Missing: B Pollard, F. Nickleson, J. Luthgren. 18 Who Moved The Target? 3fcP yen ??  -• Rod and Gun Club: L. to R.: M. Souliere, F. Sutto, J. Frassio, M. Walker, J. Stearns, R. Walkers, S. Davis, Advisor (Below) K. Justin (Missing: P. Justin, W. Fuller). We Got About 500 C.Q. ' s ? The only time we got to do anything is in the hunting or fishing season, and that ' s only a small part of the school year. Radio Club: J. Hoyt. F Maddux. G. Roberton. H. Hoyt. C. Bachand. S Robertson, (missing Advisor: G. Griffin). 19 Best of All, We ' re Outdoors. ?? 1 Outing Club: Steven Barry. Greg Clute. Jeff Dillon. Bob Ditmassi. Paul Foerster, Peter Greenberg, Karl Huck, Bill Laub, Cindy Loos, Linda Muller, Mary Jane Riley, Susan Weiss, Christina Weston. We ' ve been mountain climbing, skiing, backpacking. ' - Outing Club is great. Its so different from school; there is almost no structure. We can do whatever we want. Everyone is interested in one another and their activities. We have a bunch of people all wanting to have fun outdoors. — Mr. Mannheim One weekend we hiked the Appalachian Trail. We drove there in cars and hiked the rest of the time. ' ' — Steve Barry I like the outdoors because I like to go out and do stuff. With this club you don ' t have to go looking for someone to do things with. ' — Peter Greenberg 20 Hey, they finally got together a Ski Club. We skiers are finally moving up in the world. Ev- ery Monday afternoon lots of kids go up to Mt. Tom and take ski les- sons. I really think it ' s great. — Linda Lavin Ecology Club: President — Ned Silver, V.P. — Russell Schwartz, Pub. Relations — Mau- ry Hannigan, Secretary — Drew Mendus, Treasurer — Linwood Potter, G. Pottern, K. Hooper, T. LaFrance, J. Fein, J. Holloman, S. Walbridge, M. Waldeab, T. Craver, P. Norell, K. Lefe, M. Hannigan, L. Waldo, M. LoSardo, P. Rathburn, L. Polep, T. Orenstein. It ' s Got to be I Think? txCU . Mu Alpha Theta: President — John Foggle, V.P. — Peter Draymore, Secretary — Russ Schwartz, Treasur- er — Bruce Hochstadt, Neil Sivek, Brian Schwartz, Ned Silver, Richard Weiss, Lawrence Erikson, Jim Medalie, Robert Altman. Basically we are persuing mathematical interests not ordinarily talked about in the classroom. — Mr. Greenwood. Professor Sidetrack was having a birthday party for his pet orangutang. His orangutang was not a pool shark by any means, but they got out the cue stick and started to shoot the cue ball. The table is 3 ' by 6 ' . If the ball is at X, 2 ft. from F and is shot at an angle of 45 from AF, which pocket will it go in? Your time has started. You have less than ten minutes left. I joined the Debate Team be- cause of my great oratorical skill and the lack of a great power on the team. I felt it necessary to contrib- ute my ability and bring the team to the prominence it once held. — Richard Castagna Even though it is very hard to do the necessary research, representing the school on the Debate Team is fun. We ' re not experts, but we try and every- one has a good time. ' ' — Tom Hirsch We have a home debate January 30. We ' d like to have some people come and watch us. — Tom Hirsch The topic is compli- cated but interesting. Anna Fromer and I argue for the propostion and Rich Castagna and Jane Goodman argue against it. — Tom Hirsch We ' re debating the Guaranteed Annual Income to resolve whether or not the U.S. Government should provide a G.A.I, for every Ameri- can citizen. — Mr. Lvnch. Mr. Griffin — There are cheerleaders at Advisor the Math Meets, they say Bill Lavin Prove it, Howard, Prove it. Howard Berman — Bill Lavin Roy Urdanoff The best part is the end of Kathy Sibbach the meet, they give us milk Howard Chase and cookies. — Howard George Levine Berman Lydia Asselin I ' m not on Math Team be- Carol Baschwitz cause I went to one meet last John Foggle year and got one right. — Richard Weiss Curt Hayes 21 This Day Is Dynamite! Seminar Day is great — It gets a lot of people together that wouldn ' t otherwise. ' ' Political rallies and everything, this is incredible! Yeah, I got my hair cut and best of all, it was free. — Dave Welch. Seminar Day is the best thing. You can really get into many different things. I really think we should have another one in the spring. I didn ' t go to anything and I still had a great time! Diversity is beau- tiful and Seminar Day is certainly diverse. 22 44 Your Feelings Published. Outlet Advisors: Mary Ellen Ladd Russell Cobbs Outlet is exactly that — some- thing where students can get the rush of having their feelings pub- lished. Poetry should come from the person writing it to the audi- ence and the two should connect, if they don ' t, the writer ' s failed. ' ' This year will be the first year Outlet will be done in a profession- al form — I ' m trulv excited! Outlet Staff Left to Right: Mary Cain, Kimberl Mary Dean Scott, Rion Kweller, Jay Dibiaso, Ho Missing: Terry Gilman, Francis Janik. Antal, Julie Fein, Liz Roy, Mickey Feinstein, Mar) Jane Riley, I. aura Kenney, , Shapiro, Linda Muller, Tim Mckenna, Debbie Little, Mike Morris. Jodie Chase, I H 44 Not Serious, But Fun Anyway Audio Visual Aides: C. Meskus, C. Loughman, S. Kofsky, R. Kelly, B. Fowler, S. Bukhart. What I really like about being a part of A.V. Aides is being able to videotape sports events. — Richard Kelly We fix the equip- ment that the teachers break. — Richard Kelly Sometimes we deliver equipment to those who want it and sometimes we just mess around. ' — Steve Kofsky Did you hear what happened Saturday? It was so windy that the speaker fell from the press box on Mr. Teixeira and he had to get nine stitches in his head. — Connie Romell Members: George Tougias, Tom Hirsch. Mitch Torff, John Benoit, Bob Williams, Carlos Gomez, Bob Ditmassi, Andre Kowarski, Mike Stein, Mr. Robert Greenwood, Mr. Donald Ladd — Coaches. Mr. Greenwood and Mr. Ladd started the Chess Club, got us together and now we ' re better than they are. — George Tougias We have one match a week which alter- nate home and away. — John Benoit I don ' t take it too seriously, but it ' s fun to go to on Tuesday afternoon. Both beginners and experts get a chance to play and learn. R is a generally non-competititve atmosphere. The coaches teach the beginners. 24 BUSINESS CLUB: MISSING IN ACTION 4 I Hope To Become ?? R. Weinberg, J. Nichols, L. Potter, P. Rathburn, Mr. Blanchard, E. Whelan, C. DelVecchio. E. Wiatrowski. S. Williams. Missing: B. Williams, J. Fregeau, C. Guertin, D. Mendus. Science Fiction Club is a place where you can talk to people with the same interests without someone thinking you ' re crazy. Most of the kids aren ' t really serious about science fiction as I am. I hope to become an author of sci- ence fiction books so this club is very helpful. We discuss authors, books and we write. Now we ' re mak- ing plans to go to the Sci- en ce Fiction Convention in March. ' ' — S. Williams. A lot from science fiction comes true, like spaceships and atomic bombs. I think we might find more an- swers to things about our world by studying this. ' — E. Whelan. The first time I taught for Future Teachers they were active, running, play- ing, but at the same time learning. It was a real ex- perience. I like student teaching very much. Its a very rewarding experi- ence. ' — C. Romell The teachers told me they don ' t have much physical coordi- nation in th first grade classes. Members: A. Allison, J. Amatruda — Sec, C. Bachand — V. Pres., S. Barez, D. Bergman, P. Bernardi, M. Burns, M. Farrell, M. Feinstein, N. Goodwin, D. Gorenflo, K. Leopold, C. Lund, L. Paradzick, D. Payne, N. Pratt, L. Rappaport — Pres., C. Romell, A. Shammash, M. Tougias, A. Sivek — Treas., C. Urstadt, L. Webler, E. Wistrowski, Advisor: Mr. Burns. 25 I Joined So I Could Go On The Trip. ' . . . Und die ganze Weit wird Deutsch sprechen oder name is nicht Ostrander ... Was bedeutet der Hund? Kahn ich die toilette gehen? Ich bin sehr beeindruckt! Maeht die Tur zu, bitte. Murgen, murgen, nur nicht heute, sageh alien fau- len leute. German Club Members: S. Zancho, N. Silver. W. Brennen. J. Nichols. D. Peck, M. Walker, W. Leiner. B. Williams, J. Fregeau. B. Craig. K Sibbach, P. Justin, M. Farrell, C. Coretsopoulus, L. Dwight, J. Stearns, D. Taylor, J. Benoit. B. Rappaport, K. Wingard, J. Warren, B. Stoler. Advi- sor: Dave Ostrander. French Club Members: L. Asselin. C. Bachand, C. Baschvvitz, V. Bott, S. Clark, B. Ditomassi, A. Eagan. M Grant. H. Hannigan, C. Hayes, L. Kenney, R Kweller, T. McKenna, R. McNally, P. McNeil. P. Magnon, C. Midura, D. Mills, L. Nichols, K. Pappas, E. Rappaport, A. Shammash, B. Shine, D. Solomon, B. Stephen, M. Swirsky. L. Wiedman, D. Wingard. M Woods, Advisors: Robert Potvin and Bill Whittaker. French Club gives me more insight into the lan- guage and makes French a lit- tle more enjoyable in class. Betsy Shine £ ' ?- «; 26 r; ill -ill % V ' %Jy|! J p ' ■L jH % B Wy H vimif ?es HI ' t i--s ?iJ 1 B3S V , ; r , slU 6 ' -■ x j ' wiwy? jH W Ktl IS fif ■ 5 j) + 5e3r _ K jm C j a fc, J Latin Club: Cathy Bliss: President, John Foggle: Treasurer, Ellen Psal- tis: Secretary, Linda Renkowitz, Ter- ry Gilman, Tim Kick, Laura Kenney, Betsy Shine. Advisor: Mrs. A. Dud- ley, and Mr. Kahan. You ' ve got to have a lot of clubs and activities for college. Language clubs look good on your transcript. They ' re not that great, but they ' re bet- ter than some other clubs. ' ' Spanish Club: Bernie Cohen, Sebon O ' Brien, Nancy Cohen, Carol DelVecchio, Advisor Mr. Pike. (Missing: the rest of the club. ) 27 llw JET JOTTER Kathy Biggins Dave Bennett Maun Hanigan. Elinor Holman. Shell) Rosenbloom. Linda Picard, Mollie Thomas. Craig Robin Jay DiBiaso 28 Ivan Weinstein Ellen Foley. Chervl Bach and Jet Jottings If you can ' t think of a crack, make something up. Too bad if nothing funny ever happens. — Ivan W. Screw that, just forget it! — Ellen F. Ivan! Ivan . . . where ' s Ivan! — Hope E. Sophies and Juniors! When I say sit, you sit! — Curt H. If we had some co-editors, we could have a better paper. — George Y. We ' re gonna have to change this lay- out . . . Oh, never mind, Nobody will even notice — Mollie T. Someone think of 200 words QUICK! We ' ve got a space to fill. — Amv A. I hope I have enough room. — Curt H. People com- plain about what they don ' t like in the J. J., but they don ' t attempt to improve it. — Kathy B. Laura, if you can ' t find any news, then make some! — Shellv R. There ' s gotta be something around bet- ter than this. A little 136 word article . . . I want the alternative. — Linda P. Just why am I here, I can ' t write! — Amy A. At least Jet Jotter is more fun than being on Masacksic. — Curt H. ' V Dave Levitt. Curt Haves. IrW Dave Mil R. Kweller, AMllison, R. Castagna, C. Madsen, H. Berinstein, G. Janes, S. Dane. Tke JET JOTTER LONGMEADOW HIGH SCHOOL Longmeadow, Mass. I974r GEORGE H. GALLUP AWARD and NSPA ALL-AMERICAN RATING Managing Editor Ivan Weinstein 74 Editors-in-Chief Kathy Biggins ' 74 Craig Robin ' 74 News Editors Linda Picard ' 74 Shelly Rosenbloom ' 74 Mollie Thomas ' 74 Curt Hayes ' 74 Dave Levitt ' 74 ..Cheryl Bachand ' 74 Ellen Foley ' 74 Dave Bennett ' 74 Jay DiBiaso ' 74 Dave Mills ' 74 „Elinor Holman ' 75 Sports Editors Features Editors- Photography Editor- Columnist Art Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Maury Hanigan ' 75 STAFF Amy Allison ' 74, John Warren ' 74, George Yerrall ' 74, Joe Biegel ' 75, Steve Dane ' 75, Charlie Epstein ' 75, Rion Kweller ' 75, Laura Paradzick ' 75, Jeff Rahn ' 75, Julie Vayer ' 75, Kim Antal ' 76, Heidi Berinstein ' 76, Richard Castagna ' 76, Hope Elsbree ' 76, Garth Janes ' 76. Patty Kagan ' 76, Chris Madsen ' 76, Sara Romer ' 76 Advisors: Robert F. Delano Michael F. Gelinas 29 ■EK BT I ' ll Meet Ya in The Cafeteria. • 99 They can afford an addition but they can ' t buy twenty extra chairs for this cafeteria. Rhoda Shaponik You can ' t go this way . . . you have to exit through the other door. You know how crazy this school is. The door guard The price of lunches went up again? Impossible. Remember in elementary school when milk used to cost three cents? Study study study study study study study study study mu study study study study mun study study study study munc study study study munch study study study study munchi study study study munchies study study mun- chies study study munchies study munchies study munchies study munchies study mun- chies study munchies study munchies study munchies study munchies munchies study munchies munchies study munchies study munchies munchies munchies munchies mun- chies munch . . . arrgh! it ' s after ten thirty mu. 30 A real spoon! I can ' t believe I found a real spoon, not a spork. Dina Fein What are they trying to pass off for lunch today? ' ' Pat Quinn I swear there must be a milk shortage around here. What a ripp off! Forty cents for a crappy grinder. ' ' Bill Laub Oh, that stupid ice cream machine. The ice cream ' s frozen and won t spurt out! They! painted the chairs in the cafeteria: Pukey Rink and Gross Green! Watcha got for lunch today, Malcolm? Cream cheese and cheeries, roast beef and marshm el 1 ows or peanut butter and marmalade? Mike Sisitskv 31 ... Fair, Smorgasbord, But Weekends Are Best! MB American Field Service candidates; Wendy Weisend, Marv Ellen Reid. Ellen Folev. ' Who ' ll make posters for our A.F.S. fair? We ' ll have to distribute them to all the stores around town so it ' ll be well publi- cized. — S. Cartvvright Even though the YPS concert is scheduled the same weekend as our January AFS weekend we ' ll still have a good time. — Mrs. Littlefield Makonnen Woldeab (A.F.S. foreign student). Sue Stewart (L.H.S. A.F.S. student). Mariella LoSardo (A.F.S. foreign student ). Members: C. Bliss, J. Davis. E. Foley,) ' J. Gra . B. Hirschaut, S. Jacobs. M. LoSardo — A.F.S. Foreign student, M. Moran. G. Murphy, B. Silverman. M. Schnitzer, P. Southworth, S. Stewart, S Stephan, R. Swirsky, J. Warren, W. Weisend, M. Woldeab — A.F. S. Foreign student. L. Webler. C. Ycrrilli. K Yacovone, S. Huck. J. Amatruda. R. Cogen, M. Goldstein, V. (arret, R. Kweller, K. Lemnios, L. Par- adzick, M. Reid, J. Sadow, C. Warshaw, E. Wiatrowski, B. Laub, V. Lloyd-Rees, N. Baldwin, H. Berinstein, A. Bonnell, S. Cart- wright, N. Catuogna, B. Connell. K Currier, A. Daskalakis, H. Elsbree, E. Foley, C. Golaski, N. Goodwin, L. Grant, M. Gray, M. Finestein. K. Dolshimer, T. Haring. K. Huck, C. Hoar, C. Jaskot. D. Kossov, C Lally, G. Levinsky, R. Mader, N. McCann, M. Mc- Keon. C. Murphy, L. Nichols, K. Pappas. B. Packer, L. Paul, N. Pratt, M. Quimby, P. Quinn, M. Rachele, L. Rappalus, M. Robbins, A. Rossiter, D. Rosenberg, K. Sheffield, S. Shore. A. Sivek, P. Steinman. L. Stevens, B. Superman, J. Webber, S. Weiss, D. Weldon, T. Weston, (. Stewart, P. Walker, S. Smith, K. Berry, D. Cartwright. A. Golaski, M. Nicholson, I. Shearer, B. Stephan. 32 ■ -•m m v ' i Mm A.F.S. is a really good organization. It ■k 3H 11 V- gives you a chance to meet kids from all over the world and to know kids from L.H.S. better too. — Sue Cartwright A.F.S. just isn ' t the ■ ' ■:■ ' :■■:■■ same this year. I think there are too many Sophomore girls. Weekends turn into mob actions. — Sue Jacobs They have great soccer J teams over there in Ethiopia. Mak ' s a good ball handler. He wl T w ■ 1 1 y i i M HP was practicing with us at the beginning of the season, too bad he couldn ' t play for us. — Paul Bridge 33 64 Key — PQui — Ette! V-I-C-T-O-R-Y victory, victory is our cry. La de da, the Keyettes are the best La de da, the best of all the rest. La de da, the Keyettes are the best. La de Da, la de da, la de da da da. Key Club, Key Club, hear our cry. Cuz you know you ' re gonna die. La de da. the Keyettes are the best. La de da, the best ofall the rest. La de da, the Keyettes are the best. La de da, la de da, la de da da da. East is east and west is west, Keyettes are the very best. La de da, the Keyettes are the best. La de da, the best of all the rest. La de da, the Keyettes are the best. La de da, la de da, la de da da da. Key Club, Key Club who are they? Little pink egotists stuffed with hay! La de da, the Keyettes are the best. La de da, the best of all the rest. La de da, the Keyettes are the best. La de da, la de da, la de da da da. We ' ve got the Key Club singing the blues Cuz they know they re gonna lose. La de da, the Keyettes are the best. La de da, the best of all the rest. La de da, the Keyettes are the best. La de da, la de da, la de da da da. Keyettes are getting their own homeroom. Now we ' ll be equal to those crude Key Clubbers. — L. Stevens The posters are due Friday. We ' re having ping-pong in the corridors and games in the gym. What do you want to call it — a jamboree? You mean we ' re all paid up, no one owes anything! — D. Wingard Oh, come on, it ' s 7:20, when are we gonna start the meeting? — M. Mar- karian Keyettes may not know how to play football but thev know how to cook. They belong in the home. — C. Gill 34 The one big change we 11 have next year is to get a Santa Claus who can fit into the outfit and look real. ' ' With Dag dressed like that those Toy for Joy kids can ' t lose. ' ' — D. Wingard. Linda Lavin President: Linda Lavin; Vice-President: Debbie Wingard; Secretary: Sue Liden; Treasurer: Mollie Thomas; Class of ' 74: C. Bachand, J. Davis, D. Fenton, B. Hirschaut, C. Hubley, S. Ja- cobs, J. Karelitz, T. Marini, M. J. Markarian, L. Miller, L. Rappaport, B. Silverman, S. Stephan; Class of ' 75: H. Brown, A. Cohen, D. Ditmar, D. Ferrara, E. Holman, L. Loizzo, C. Lyon, J. Mannix, L. Paradzick, B. Pollard, L. Ring, A. Shammash, C. Smith, C. Warshaw, E. Wiatrowski; Class of ' 76: J. Betit, N. Broverman, M. Cain, J. Chase, B. Connell, H. Elsbree, E. Foley, M. Goldsmith, S. Goldstein, E. Grant, L. Haag, D. Kossoy, D. Lachman, C. Lally, N. Leary, D. Licht, L. Lukas, M. McKeon, L. Nichols, D. Padwaer. L. Paul, L. Roy, L. Sachase, S. Shore, L. Smith, L. Stevens, S. Weiss, D. Weldon, C. Weston, L. Wiedman. Advisor: Ginny Hogan. Debbie Wingard, Mollie Thomas, Sue Liden 35 46 What Girl in Her Right Mind You should see Mr. Le- Blanc try to keep us all in con- trol, especially since half of us are crazy. Dave Welch Key Club who are they . . . little pink egotists stuffed with hay! Keyettes What girl in her right mind would walk into 230. H. Berman All I can say is they are crude, really crude. L. Stevens Now I know how boys feel when asking out a girl. Key Club Board: L. to R.: Roger LeBlanc: Advisor, Guest Speaker: Judge Kent Smith, Secretary: Peter Gordenstein, Treasurer: Dave Welch, 2nd V.P. : Bill Brennen, Pres: Ken Beachman, Program Chmn: Ed Cohen, Chaplain Historian: Chuck Emma. This club is being run by just a few good members who do a hell of a job. The rest of you are going along for the ride. Why when a project comes up, no one volunteers! But when a luncheon or missing a class, you all volunteer? Roger LeBlanc Well the club is going o.k.H Ken Beachman 36 Would Come in Here! Ken Saucy Beachman Roger C. LeBlanc Dave Levitt: 1st V.P. President: Ken Beachman, 1st Vice-President: Dave Levitt, 2nd Vice-President: Bill Brennen, Secretary: Peter Gordenstein, Treasurer: Dave Welch, Advisor: Roger LeBlanc. Class of ' 74: R. Berg, S. Bailey, H. Bergman, H. Berman, P. Bridge, H. Chase, J. Carney, E. Cohen, M. De- Stephano, C. Emma, B. Gallup, G. Goldstein, B. Harrington, J. Hart, D. Jones, J. Kantor, G. Levine, R. Licht, M. Meserve, J. Moran, B. Orr, D. Por- ro, R. Ratner, K, Schneider, N. Sivek, G. Solomon, G. Smith, S. Williams, R. Urdanoff, M. Woldeab (Honorary) Class of ' 75: B. Freedman, B. Ab- bott, D. Adriance, K. Campbell, J. Campenella, R. Craig, B. Covalli, R. DiPippo, J. Foggle, J. Falkins, G. Fontaine, C. Gill, S. Johnson, C. Jones, P. Mackler, B, Petroff, J. Rahn, B. Rooke, P. Skrabanek, C. Solomon, C. Whitney, S. Yanne, M. Woods. Class of ' 76: T. Walsh, S. Carney, B. Canavan, R. Castagna, L. Contos, D. Fenton, J. Hacker, J. Heitman, R. Hurwitz, T. Janik, M. Leavitt, K. Luthgren, T. McKenna, P. McNally, V. O ' Reilly, J. Pezza, B. Pratt, R. Robbins, J. Seaman, R. Sears, C. Schimmel, P. Southworth, C. Tober, B. Weinstein, S. Williams. I Below: We let the male ego win!, They need it. L. Lavin: President of Keyettes. i s Why Do I Work? To Make Money. How often have you felt this way? I can ' t stand working. I ' d like to quit but I can ' t. ' ' Working really interferes with my life. I never have one day to myself. Here I am working twen- ty hours a week on top of going to school. m . tk L 3Lr3jpc 38 It ' s a good experience in working with other people, but the pay s not too good. A lot of times I ' d rather do something else, but I have to get to work. ' ' The main thing I don ' t like about work is getting up at 5:00 in the morning. My paycheck is the most worthwhile part of work. ' ' The good thing about my job is that it ' s helped me to decide what Id like to do in the future. Kris Yacovone Again this year I ' ll be working during the Valentine ' s Dav rush. m i sans j te HHte 1 j ' . - 1 T« 39 44 Out Here, There ' re No Hassles ?? 40 m Y J IF- a m U m ?fl A. w8 Ml VJh mh i a rDB BH 41 fc±+±=K mm 1. under. a. wear b. dog c. classmer cL arm e. none of , wish X w S 4 w ok 7fo  £u Mt Y hkvt -to sit in hk dumb shidiM ith y MthmahA, the W Bltck kfkt vitAd ' ox r C-C Jphn Skm T ass c mul j ixd out a f ur Z -v ' aj ctfita imt Jumrfrm ?$AQ A wM 6j—u$uk I hdftifUL jHmt 4 4tX uf. - fi k fw.)i$ _ - Lost tfjar ' it A ' Ait rrmtitr ifZjA f i ( m f y thd tde l OjUH fost)Jm. scremtl U tcr - uLmL LLi nLJjrt,A mkitk f niA JUNIORS 1975 X J Cy Top Row: B. Craig, J. Foggle, S. Dane; Bot. Row: D. Williams, C. Delvec- chio, K. Baschwitz, B. Pollard. Meredith Harrington, Pres. Patty Wood, Secretary Mary Reid, Vice President Charlie Epstein, Treas. -X f : f The juniors are a class which is separated by many groups, and this is reflected in our class council this year. We are now working to unify the class. To P Row: J Campanella, D. Hamilton, S. Barger, Bot. Row: M. Fossa, B. Knapp, H. Cutler, C. Miller, C. Hamilton. L to R: E. Perkel, B. Lammers, E. Myers, R. Dippipo, C. Vecchiarelli, P. Amv, L. L to R: K. Strassberger, J. Kryston, J. Marcotte. J. Lvons, M. Bernardi. R. Butterfield. Hoffman. Top Row: V. Schermerhorn. G. Rommell, H. Hobdell, J. Rossiter; Bot. Row: J Reardon, A. Greenberg, M. Labroad. LtoR: R. Villeneuve, D. Frank, J Vayer, E Williams, G. Robbins L to R: B. Sweitzer, C. Nuger, S. Knisely, J. Cambi, L. Ring, B. Laub, C. Back Row: B. Taylor, T. Nelson, M. Taylor; Front Row: C. Marchese, A. Sham- Eisner, mash, W. Barton. Class Council: Top Row: Mr. Kirkpatrick (Advisor), G. Keady, F. Maddux, C. Epstein, M. Harrington, C. Solomon, A. Abbott, S.Cramer, J. Pava, Miss Blake (Advisor); Bot. Row: J. Haddad, E. Pratt, L. Stover, C. Smith, C. Baker, M. Reid, J. Amatruda, P. Wood. Back Row: R. Gilbert, R. Framarian, S. Simon, R. Dodge; Front Row: K. Back Row: J. Amatruda, C. Smith, D. Ditmar, M. Fleming; Front Row: E. Pratt, Aye, V. Jarrett, A. Brunton, J. Mackay M. J. Riley, L. Paradzick. 3IHK ■ . 3 ¥ m L to R: P. Millas, D. Payne, D. Green, D.Bergman, J. Pava, M. O ' Connor, P. L to R: B. Petroff, H. Lincoln, J. Gebby, A. Mackler, D. Smith, H. Brown, Greenberg, K. Bavelas, R.Schwartz. R. Heye. Front Row: L. Asselin, C. Midura; Back Row: M. Harrington, C. Guild, V. Bott, T. Back Row: K. Licht, R. Robinson, B. Kraft, T. Walen; Front Row: T. Di- Gillman, V. Lloyd-Rees. Novis, EgoTist, ). Folkins, V. Cassamase. Back Row: D. Webbler, J. Hoffman, G. Robertson, K. Campbell; Mid. Row: N. Silver, K.Ferris, K.. Sweeney; Front Row: B. Bedell, N. Kassanos, R. Pelmas, E. Machon. v I « N Back Row: G. Fontaine, C. Gill; Front Row: R. Mattocks, S. Cress, C. Dailey, D. Snyder. :AS3DHf  A Back Row: D Radke, J Baldwin, D. Daley, J. Haddad; Front Row: D. Back Row : J Nolet, J. Gibson, J. Finch, S. Cimini; Front Row: A. Ramsey, B. Muth. L. Walker, J. Basile, L. Hale, M. Morrissey. Levi, H. Nuger, J. Philbin. Back Row: S. Johnson, F. Caruso; Middle Row: J. Rahn, S. Yanne, D. Adri- Back Row: J. Beagle, J. Guernsey, A. Thai; Front Row: J. Polastri, P. Dorman, G. ance, F. Maddux, T. Anders; Front Row: C. Urstadt, T. Marcoulier. Garvin, C. Warshaw. I School is getting really hard ■ now; all this stuff building up like books, tests, and papers; I just can ' t take it! Back Row: K. Wardlaw, P. Rathbun, D. Skelton, C. Meskus; Front Row: A Loman, L. Southworth, R. Hoffman, M. Berstein Back Row: C. Abrahamsen, J. Sadow, J. Walrond; Front Row: D. Turrell. Back Row: F. Lincoln, P. Mooradd; Front Row: S. Plummer, S. Cox, S. Felper, C. J- Myers, D. Wiener, G. Keady, M. Schube. Cerveny. ,.. v ' 1 1 ' ib V 1 ri i- f : l| j| Back Row: C. Newton, P. Lewia, T. Kusiak: Front Row: W Hatch, L. Sousa, B. Williams, V. Barr, L. Odentz. Back Row: L. Fredette, D. Nicoli. P. Draymore. D Ryan. J. Andrews: Front Row: P. Solomon, S. Krygowski, J. Moser, McGeoghan. Back Row: M. Woods, K. Lemnios, M. Humphrey, M. Arenius, J. Barr, J. Lavin, P. Staples; Front Row: M. Togias. Top Row: B. Zerbato, C. Cohen, D. Crosby; Mid. Row: B. Stoner, T. Baum, M. Fowler, S. Cramer, L. Flood; Bot. Row: J. Atamian, M. Reid. D. Vecchiarelli, S. Twibble, G. Haskins. M Back Row: R. Stueckel, D. Jensen, F. Gironda; Front Row: C. Cohn, S. Back Row: C. Cohen, M. Masdea, B. Covalli, R. Hoar; Front Row; D. Frank, B. Thompson, M. Harney. Dolan, P. Dyer, P. Curto, J. P. Welch, B. Emery, g. Kobrosky. LtoR: B. Rooke, G. Rickless, S. Pearl, S. Krofsky, L. Wolfon. Back Row: M. Goldstein, E. Silverman, C. Loos, J. Walsh; Front Row: C. Teeling, J. Chabot, L. Stover, K. Sanford, A. Hower, C. Kelly. Front Row: G. Destephano, G. Badach, G. Chaput, D. Colantoni. D. Brver; Back Row: P. Hopfe, K. Harland, C. Hamor. Front Row: S. Brunnol. L. Kaufman, I. Smith. B Benson; Back Row: ( ' Freuh, G. Sullivan, J. Coughlan, S. Weiner, S. Wolkowicz HHtfft Sophomores 1976 Lisa Winer, President Katie Currier, Secretary Connie Murphy, Vice President Eric Michelman, Treasurer 9%A Front Row: J. A. Ruzon, T. Orenstein, A Green, D. Shapiro; Back Row: C. Lukas, P. Lowe, J. Woods. S. Jalonen. B. Evans The sophomore class has worked enthusiastically with their Front Row: R. Haa K snam, B. Semel, S. Davis. G. Muratore, G. Narofr; class council this year. It has been Our most successful year in Back Row: R. Tranter, S. Howard, B. Hull, N. Broverman, P. Forrester the high school. ' - Front Row: R. Robbins, J. Silansky, G. Stollstorff, T. Walsh, D. Vorenberg; Back Row: D. Rosenberg, L. Whelan, M. Carter, T. Tripp, D. Springett. Front Row: D. Craig, S. Urdanoff, R. Skole. B. Brown; Back Row: D Lisowski. B. Hubley, J. Chidsey, R.Welch, B. Utzinger. Front Row: J. Ranahan, P. Koetsch, B. Mentor, I) Katz, E. Fitzgerald; Back Row: A. Kuan. D. Padwater, ' 1 ' . Ellsworth, 1) Cachman, R. Jacobson, K. Dorschmer, Front Row: J, Morace, G. Gray, M Slowey; Back Row: Iran I I Defelice, M. Garafalo, T. Ricco. Front Row: L. Wiedman, L. Paul, J. Fein, J. Chase; Back Row: D. Wel- don, J. Magnan, B. Marvel, L. Winer, S. Musen. Front Row: B. Brush, W. Chernaik, M. Buddington, K. Sturgis, B. Johson; Back Row: P. Southworth, J. Pezza, B. Pratt, J. Chiz, M. Quimby, M. Wagner. 52 Front Row: L. Dwight, P. Goldapper, J. Aivalis; Back Row: P. Miller, B. Porro, M. Cohen, M. Cairs. Front Row: P. Maddux, A. Brooks; Back Row: C. Garvin, S. Smith, C. Lally, G. Bassett. Front Row: M. Walker, M. Soulier, M. Lucier; Back Row: J. Finch, L. Gentes, P. Foley. Front Row: M. Paulson, L. Stevens, N. Goodman, C. Madsen; Back Row: L. Nichols, L. Sachas, C. Pelmas, N. McKann, H. Elsbree. Front Row: B. Superman, S. Weiss, S. Cartwright, L. Lurie, C. Murphy; Back Row: A. Sibbich, S. Kimball, P. Katsourahis, P. Yacavone, L. Lukas, C. Smith. Front Row: J. Webber, C. Ferarro, A. Rossiter; Back Row: D. D ' agostino, T. Mornsey, J. Holoman. Front Row: T. Hirsch, N. Catougno, S. Chase, R. Castagna; Back Row: 11 Bernstein. S. Donner, M Karl. D. Havens. 1 Betit. 53 Left to Right: S Burkhart, D. Connor, S. Collaro, B. Wilson. Degersdorff, B. Lowe, J. Cohen, M. Front Row: B. Krasner, S. Hurwitz, B. Hurwitz, M. Flocken; Back Row: E, Knights, C. Zaskolt. L. Ro , C. Huck. Front Row: D Hoe, W. Fullon; Back Row: M. A. Benoit, L. Ely, A. Daska- lakis, M. Kant. Front Row: K. Williams, C. Sarver, R. Wingard, J. Stewart; Back Row: S. Stearns, M. Rachele, S. Goldstein, M. Knapp. Front Row: K. Athas, A. Kobrowsky, J. Appleman; Back Row: E Dw er. J. Bridge, M. McNair, M. Davidson. Class Council: Front Row: W. Haberman, T. McKenna, M. Carter, L. Lukas, L. Weidman, R. Sturgis; Middle Row: R. McNally, P. Shoemaker, L. Sat L. Winer, K. Antal, S. Kimball; Back Row: J. Fieldstein, K. Currier, E. Michelman, J. Durocher. Front Row: R. Weinberg, J. Wolfson, N. Pratt, S. Romer, Back Row: C. Tober, P. Shoemaker, R. Sears, L. Rapalus Front Row: J. McCosker, 1). kossov. B Roden, M I1.m1.iikI. Back Row: 1, Hurwitz, M. Milstcin. S. Manuiz. R. Meskus Front Row: D. Fitzgerald, R. Lavengood, J. Murphy, M. Walen; Back Front Row: M. Till, P. McNally; Back Row: S. Robbins, M. Mendel, E. Row: P. Justin, A. R. Cohen, T. Morris, B. Weinstein. Taylor, C. Shimmel. Front Row: M. McKeon, J. Mooney, B. Skelley; Back Row: S. Baker, J. Fenton. V Front Row: P. Levi, G. Redding; Back Row: J. Rabinowitz, J. Pelletier, D. Pappadapolis, R. Mecucci. Front Row: H. Dickstein, V. Oreilly, L. Contos; Back Row: J. Sarant, S. Front Row: J. Durocher, J. Lakeritz; Back Row: B. Jarret, G. Boschwitz, Dane, M. Sokol, N. Leonard. L. Gomez, L. Haberman. x m=3 Front Row: B. Walters, D. Diamond, G. Jaroslow, B. Ditomassi; Back Row: J. Hjelm, M. Harris, E. Michelman, J. Sullivan, J. Mann. Front Row: J. Panto, S. Carney, P. Myers, M. J. Grogan; Back Row: B. Staubach, C. Loughman. Front Row: M. Goldsmith, L. Sullivan, P. Steinman, S. Strempel; Back Row: S. Broderick, C. Ojakian, S. Decker. Front Row: T. Haring, S. Shore, J. Hacker, B. Canavan; Back Row: A. Steig- er, S. Williams, T. Janik, D Markell. Are you putting me on? Front Row: L. Maroney, L. Quinto, D. Licht. A. Frangie; Back Row: J Sher- man. D. Govoni, M. Taylor. K. Luthgren. B. Shenas. L, Keddv, Front Row: B. White, C, Hoar. R. Meader, J. Hotchbcrg. S. Hutchinson: Back Row: W. Warren, R. Greenbaum, B. Blvnn, D. Hanifin. K. Milrov. 57 Front Row: S. Epstein, K. Campbell, K. Pappas; Back Row: M. Flocken, J. Ellsworth, W. Haberman. Front Row: S Abdow, M Leavitt, S. Meade, T. Mckenna; Back Row: S. Front Row: D. Craig, S. Urdanoff, R. Skole, B. Brown; Back Row: D. Li- Broadbent. N. Lockerby. K. Petroff, I.. White. D. Mech, D. Hanifan. sowski, B. Hubley. J. Chidsey, R. Welch, B. Utzmger. I Front Row: J. Nichols, J. Smith, J. Heitmann, J. Fregeau; Back Row: P. Quinn, D. Taylor, C. Weston, K. Sheffield, B. Ilgovsky, B. Milar. Front Row: R. Haagsma, B. Semel, S. Davis, G. Muratore, G. Naroff; Back Row: K Tranter, S. Howard, B. Hull, N. Broverman, P. Forrester. Freshmen 1977 Back Row: S. Odentz, B. Winer, L. Daley; Front Row: Cassiatore. I. Ma- son, M. August, C. Brush, L. Badaeh Leslie Maglathlin, Pres. Sue Wood, Secretary Amy Glynn, Vice President Sue Harrington, Treasurer Being our first year in LHS, its hard to get started, but I think Back Row: C. Sheehan, H. Tracetenberg, C. Egan, S. Plotkim Front Row: our class has a lot of potential and enthusiasm. Sirkin - A Luce N Glover - (: (:l,,ud m Back Row: S. Strempel, J. Park, M. J. Quigly, J. St. Pierre, L. Wiatrowski, A. Ko- Left to Right: K Hunt. S Rosonkrantz. T lmra l vvarsky; Front Row: J. Munnich, L. Erickson, S. Grase. ray. M. Smith, T. Snyder. . s ll Left to Right: L. Sacenti, S. Woodlan, I ' . Corey, k. Berry, N. North. I, Deli.so, A Back Row: I), Clark. K Sanford. T Draxmore. K Hopkins Front Row: l Rome, S. Facey, Villeneuve. | Sisitsky, 1 Schwartz Front Row: T. Gorman, M. Hanigan, C. Togias, D. Bolger; Back Row: R Medalie, N. Sheffield. J. Fein, P. Roberts. Front Row: P. O ' reilly, W. Breyette, C. Karian; Back Row: J. Bradford, M. Sullivan, B. Stevens, S. Barger. Front Row: K. Lavin, E. Bettigole, L. Baker, C Lucas; Back Row: G. Maz- First Row: A. Adams, H. Carroll, D. Collaro, C. Fragie; Second Row: L. zarino. A. Golaski, M. Ganelli, A. Karpf. Concotilli, P. Coretsopoulos, L. Fitzpatrick; Third Row: R. Garvin, S. Har- rington, J. Hubatsek. Front Row: K. Leopold, R. Colantoni, L. Shapras, L. Darden; Back Row: T. Mcmahon, D. Buralchard, T. Orenstein. BRHHHHWi PP 1 Front Row: M. Loman, D. Sciavino, J. Saconno, Back Row: J. Bronner. S. Donohue, S. Robertson. Things always change, so what ' s the purpose of planning ahead. If you haven ' t seen it by now . . . Lisa Haag Last night I didn ' t do my homework, I conserved energy and went to sleep. - ' Diane Williams When you gotta go. You ' ve really gotta go! Jim Kelly WEEEEO! Brendan Canyan Life is an itch, but you got to keep on scratching ... Craig Solomon John Reardon. 61 Standing Left to Right: M Kelly, A Cimini, A l Reilly, J Sadow, P. Back Row: M. Medalie, R. Haskins. J. Fein, P. Roberts: Front Row: T. Gorman, Kaufman. l Weiss: Sitting: J. Prihoda. V. Paquette. I Hanigan. G. Togias, D. Bulger. , . 1 r V, Class Council: Top Row: J Munnich, | Park, K Lemnids, Mr Gatchell (Advisor), I- Maglathlin. S. Wood, C. Heyc; Middle Row: D. Auersuald, A. Glynn, D Solomon. S Harrington. I Maruca; Bottom Row: C Buff in, C. Kagan. J Whitney, M S irsk , A. Rverson, N. Hunt. Back Row: C Simon. S Zellcr. K Cilman: Front Row: D Cartu right. S. Becker. L. Cold. D. Leveton, | Brown. Left to Right: K. Bills. R. Altman, N. Nolan. J. Howe, A. Carp. D. Dipippo. C. Buffum, C. Samble. Back Row: L. Webber, R. Weinberg, C. Payne, B. Standard, D. Mackler; Front Row: J. Robbins, C. Freedman. Back Row: S. King, A. Rabus, M. Saykin; Front Row: D. Ferrara, W. Gustason, L. Knapp. Left to Right: M. Kane, B. Levine, J. Maruca, J. Luthgren, H. Stockhamer, J Top to Bottom: A. Tober. N. Cloutman. D Roma. P. Sweitzei Kennedy. A Goulet M. Mintzer. J. Figgy, B. Young. Left to Right: K. Eisner, G. Humphrey, 15. Young, W. Wolf, M. E. Hums. S. Back Row: M, Morris. J Creed, .1 Whitney. I Maglathlin, I Barez B Stephan Front Row: M. Stein. M. T. Tauber. A Mandell. G Pottern A • • 9 %  % v - f 1 Front Row: B. Mcclure, A. Zimmerman, F. Skutto; Back Row: J. Stasko, A. Sibbach, D. Leibman, P. Cushman. Left to Right: M. Gracey, S. Miller, K. Wass, P. Miller, L. Robertson, M. Grant. % s Left to Right: J. Fisk, W. Hamilton, K. Cavanaugh, M. Jakobek, A. Foggle, K. Stoler. 64 % 1 Left to Right: C. Newton, L. Craybeck, R. Bogdanowicz, T. Kennedy, T. Saphe- Left to Right: M. A. Bagetta, A. Bott, A. Coughlan, B. Miller. D. Liebman. la, J. Goodless, C. Jensen. D. Lind. Left to Right: P. Barbalias, T. Dwight, J. Sporer, J. Montgomery, R. Rubin, M. Left to Right: K. Levine, D. Little, N. McNally, R. Gordenstein, P. Hirmanski, R. Haskins. cliffe, M. Sarapas, J. Bennett, K. Wingard. J. Burbank. Rat- Back Row: G. Genasci. C. Chase, H. Beckwith. B. Shine, L. Kenney, J. Castlemani; Left to Right: C. Foster, S. O ' Brien, J. Eriekson. J. Smith, J. Muratore. W. Front Row: K. Lemnids, D. Solomon, D. Simons. Condon, L. Turrell, J. Benoit, J. Blakeman, C. Gomez. Left to Right: J. Bronner, M. Loman, S. Donahue, I). Schiayina, S Robert- Left to Right: M. Tripp, O. Henry, M. Nicoli, M. Kellog, Urstadt, R Sol- son, J. Siconda. onion, D. Brodbridge. A V U ■ ' •• ■ :l What ' s The Score? - - $ fc% -Sm U if any season was going to be the one, this was it. We fell a bit short and we were all disappointed . . . but then there ' s next year. — Phil Mackler 4 HWNr«M): I play football because girls watch football more than any other sport. ' ' — Jeff Pezza I play football because I like to tape my ankles. — Frank Maddux I play football because I like to hurt people. — Phil Mackler 68 I i t,V • ' A-F mji?. i Longmeadow Opp. 15 Ludlow 6 27 Holyoke 12 41 Putnam 6 27 Commerce 24 S. Hadley 13 19 Palmer 6 10 Minneehaug 16 19 Classical 6 7 E. Longmeadow 24 Record: Won 7, Lost 2 Scoring: Dick Jones 56pts Mark Destephano 30pts Ernie Taddie 25pts Steve Hurwitz 24pts Jim Duclos 24pts Leo Woods 12pts Eric Michelman 6pts Scott Aye 6pts V. Cassamasse 6pts Varsity Football: Row 1: David Climo, Rob Mathison, Jeff Carney, Ernie Taddie (Capt.), Mark Deste- phano (Capt.), John Cassamasse (Capt.), Karl Schneider (Capt.), Evan Plotkin, Harold Alston, Leo Woods, Rob Harrington, James Moran. Row 2: Clyde Gill (Mgr. ), Billy Ricco, Phil Mackler, Dick Jones, George Smith, Geoff Greenleaf, Chris Shepard, Jim Hart, Jeff Rosenthal, John Fenton, Jack Sadler, Jim Duclos. Row 3: Bill Pratt, Pete McNally, Scott Johnson, Dick Dippippo, Vin Cassemasse, Jeff Andrews, Frank Maddux, Mark Lawrence, Eric Michelman, Mark Leavitt, Jeff Seaman, Steve Hurwitz, Craig To- ber. Row 4: Jeff Pezza, Dean Fontaine, Brian Rooke (Mgr), John Bridge, Steve Abdow, Dave Wheeler, Ed Dwyer, Den Markell, Chris Garvin, Dave Springett, Tony Ricco, George Sarver, Bill Staubach. Row 5: Mike Deary (Coach), Stan Ursprung (Head Coach), Phil Miller, Tom Whalen. Gary Kobrosky, Mike Gar- afalo. Norm Harris (Coach), Tom Sawyer (Coach). Ernie Taddie Karl Schneider John Cassemasse 69 ; l«y Shep ' s so dumb that when he received his var- sity letter they had to read it to him. — Anonymous While watching a football game, Dave Porro ' s father asked him, Is Jeff Rosenthal ' s number 76? Dave re- marked, No, it ' s his I.Q. 70 Freshman Football: Row 1: Dave Burnett, Pete Davis, John Brenner, John Stazko, Steve Du- clos, Dan Roma, Jim Blakeman, Mike Sullivan, Pete Sweitzer, Marc Gonnelli, Kelly Stoler, Harvey Stockhamer, Seott Pearson. Row 2: Dan Kane (coach), Joel Castleman, l.ou Conctilli, Alex Mandell, Ron Sarver, Jeff Lucier, Dave Liebman, Bill McClure, Keith Lemnios, Andy Bott, Alex Rabes, Art Lucy, Steve King, Ned McNally, Greg Smith, Brian Mahon, Coach Con- nally, Coach Bobby D ' agostino. I always thought football play- ers were just dumb jocks running around. I guess there ' s more to it, with all those plays to remember. — A Daisy 71 Successful seasons are not born spontaneously. They are the product of self-sacrifice, blood, and sweat. — Congratulations to the ' 73 Lancer soccer team. ' ' — Coach Morissette 72 ■V£itfV5 Longmeadow Opp. 4 Northampton 2 3 E. Longmeadow o 3 Minnechaug 1 3 Agawam 2 Ludlow 6 Greenfield 3 2 Holyoke 4 Classical 4 Chicopee Comp. 3 3 Greenfield 2 3 Westfield ' Northampton 2 South Hadley 4 W. Springfield 5(OT) 2 Chicopee 2 E. Longmeadow Record: Won 10, Lost 5, Tied 1 CC (U Scoring: Assists Goals M. Meserve 7 16 = ib D. Levitt 5 7 B. Petroff 3 7 D. Welch 2 3 M. Frisbie 1 2 G. Petrides 2 P. Maglathlin 1 1 J. Reardon 2 G. Destephano 1 C. Whitney 1 I Varsity Soccer: Row 1: Greg Petrides (capt. ), Dave Welch (capt). Row 1: Chris Madsen, Mark Meserve, Ted Springett, Bob Petroff. Chris Whitne) . Gary Goldstein, Dave Levitt, Bill Orr, Dave Porro. Row 3: Mark Fieldstein, Kevin Meder, Tad Anders. George Fontaine. Dan Wolf, Paul Bridge, Pete Maglathlin, Gary Destephano, Steve Yanne, Paul Gonelli, Mai Frisbie, Barry Blinn, Ron Morissette (coach). Steve Walbridge (mgr. ). 73 Before soccer games they ought to have the band here playing . . . Three Blind Mice. ' ' — Dave Levitt 74 — I EBBg— KW — III IHUIil I II I JBBH I get a kick out of soccer. After all, it ' s better than school. ' ' — Bob Petroff SS M MKKS J.V. Soccer: Row 1: Jeff Folkins, Flint Lincoln, John Reardon, Rob Porro, Tim Janik, Bill Shube, John McCosker, Jim Mead, John Sullivan, Jeff Mann. Row 2: Craig Lucas (mgr.), Bill Mentor, Larry Dwigh t, Pete Southworth, Bruce Lam- mers, Rob Sears, Rusty Dodge, Jim Pelletier, Dave Margolis, Roger LeBlanc (coach). Se?i 1£ £22fc i • ■ Is v v v ? v v fc ' . I look at soccer as a way to let out my frustrations. If I didn ' t do it on the field, I ' d wind up doing it to the kids in my classes. — Mr. McCarthy m 1 ' iM Freshman Soccer: Row 1: Steve OConner, Dave Leveton, Bruce Winer, Bruce Paley, Ted Gil- man, Phil Cushman, Bart Dunlevy, John Burbank, Dave Bolger, Jack Montgomery, Paul Rob- erts. Row 2: Mitch Bussin, Tim Dwight, Jeff Burnett, Tony Gorman, Scott Seamon, Ted Snyder, Bob Grillo, Ron Gordenstein, John Spoerer, Eric Rahn, Neil Nolan. Bill Ingles (mgr.). Row 3: Mike McCarthy (coach), Art Adams, Gary Mazzarino, Mitch Weinberg, Jeff Fisk, Chris Heye, Bob Kellog, Steve Zancho, Steve Rosenkrantz. 75 Nobody cared much about cross-country this season except George Levine ... — and he didn ' t make any difference. — Howard Berman Longm ;adow Opp. Tied Windsor Locks Tied Lost Chicopee Comp. Won Lost W. Springfield Won Won Classical Lost Lost E. Longmeadow Won Lost Minnechaug Won Lost Tech Won Lost Cathedral Won Lost Southwick Won Won Ludlow Lost Won Agawam Lost Record: Won 3, Lost 7, Tied 1 ; ! When competing, I let my feet do my talking, — that ' s why my foot is constantly in my mouth. — Howa rd Berman Best Times: 2.9 miles Howard Berman 15:53 Peter Hopfe 16:47 Roy Urdanoff 16:54 Mike Flocken 16:55 Dave Perlow 17:06 s $mfc M $% 2 wm s 76 wt  •• • • • • v v ■ w«w we , r,l,i H LJ9H Cross Country: Row 1: Luke Contos, Max Mintzer, Bill Brennan, George Levine. Row 2: Phil O ' Reilley, Pete Hopfe, Howard Berman. Row 3: Barry Beckwith, Bern Goodman, Dave Perlow, Geoffrey Flocken. Row 4: Rick Coburn, Roy Urdanoff, Mike Flocken, Steve Urdanoff. Kevin Williams, Howard Hoyt. I ' ve run over 2000 miles in my career. Just think, if I had run con- tinuously in a straight line, I would have indeed run cross-country. ' — George Levine I ' ve run over 2000 miles in my career, and if I had to do it all over again ... I wouldn ' t! ' ' — Rov Urdanoff 77 Field Hockey The scoring power of Celia Canavan, combined with a strong defense, produced the first winning season ever for an L.H.S. Field Hockey team. Rookie Coach Darsch combined spirit and enthusiasum with skill and experi- ence to lead the girls to a profitable season. The Lancers hung on for four shutouts, and scored more goals this year than in the 2 previous seasons combined. In the Western Mass. Tournament, Smith Academy squeeked by the Lancers by a 1-0 score. — Cathy Bliss The coach deserves a lot of credit for our winning season, but so do the kids because they worked harder this year than they ever did before — Celia Canavan w M Longmeadow Opp. Southwick 1 6 Minnechaug E. Longmeadow 1 3 Agawam 1 South Hadley Southwick 5 2 Minnechaug 1 2 Agawam 1 South Hadley 2 E. Longmeadow 1 Smith Acad. (West. Mags. ) 1 Final: 6 wins, 3 losses, 1 tie We have to beat those guys today. We ' ve got to! — Polly Southworth Try and realize that we are part of the first winning season for Field Hock- ey in the history of L. H.S. — Carol Johnson Never leave gymnastics in the gym. Bring it to the Field Hockey field! — Mimi Carter Sticks down and push!!! — Coach Darsch Field Hockey: Row 1: Sharon Goldstein, Judy Cramer, Kathy Horner, Co-Capt. Polly Southworth, Lynn Miller, Co-Capt. Celia Canavan, Tricia Rooke, Cathy Bliss, Debbie Dwight, Carol Johnson, Di- ane Williams, Maryjo Quigley. Row 2: Coach Nancy Darsch, Coach Vicki Lentine, Manager Nancy Pratt, Lori Gentes, Meredith Wagner, Jane Baldwin, Nancy Baldwin, Mimi Carter, Maureen Fleming, Eve Pratt, Jan Atamian, Joann Haddad, Leslie Maglathlin, Mary Reid, Beth Pollard, Karen Wass, Bar- bara Pezza, Bethany White. m m i v - 79 Girls ' Swimming Jk A 7 . _ The swimmers of L.H.S. im- proved their record to 8-4 this year, with Sandy Strempel leading the Lancers in individual scoring. Fast times in Western Mass. competi- tion by Sandy, Carol Pelmas, and Jenny Holloman, along with diving perfection by Tami Ezzo, Kay Pe- troff, and Capt. Lynn Lukas, placed the Lancers fourth in overall standings. — Kristie Sanford The Girls Swim Team is twice as good as last year, thanks to a lot of Freshman coming in. — Betsv Johnson I Longm eadovv Opp. 47 Northampton 48 84 St. Michaels 11 86 Agawam 7 48 South Hadley 43 36 Minnechaug 59 66 Holyoke 29 52 Cathedral 41 62 Chicopee 33 69 Holyoke Catholic 26 29.5 E. Longmeadow 65.5 45 West Side 50 63 Chicopee Comp. 32 Final: 8 wins, 4 losses I think our team did very well compared to the other teams in our league, considering most of the other schools have year round swimmers, and we don ' t have any. All in all, we did great against teams with much more swimtime than we have. — Carol Pelmas This years team had a lot of spirit which always helps you to win. The class of ' 77 was an enor- mous help to the team also. ' ' — Sandy Strempel . o sSSV Girls Swim Team: Row 1; Martha Jacobek, Joann Karelitz, Buffy Silverman, Co- Capt. Kristie Sanford, Capt. Lynn Lukas, Shelly Rosenbloom, Meg Riker. Row 2; Carole Baker, Janet Lyons, Patty Winer, Cindy McCray, Ann Marie Brunton, Mary Jane Riley, Judy Haddad, Carol Pelmas. Row 3; Coach Linda Segur, Laura Ely, Betsy Johnson, Jenny Holloman, Lauri Lukas, Lisa Haag, Julie Vangsness, Rosemary Welch. Row 4; Coach Judi Gregory, Jean St. Pierre, Pam Miller, Tina Millas, Sandy Strempel, Maryjo Craver, Tami Ezzo, Kelly Sanford, Jennifer Pear- son. (Missing; Laura Whelan. ) Individual Scoring: 1st Sandy Strempel 2nd Carol Pelmas and Meg Riker 3rd Kristie Sanford 4th Jenny Holloman 5th Betsy Johnson 81 After our performance last sea- son, it ' s nice to know that the peo- ple coming to the game were there to watch us and not the Drill Team. It was becoming embarrassing to be known as the pre-march and post-march show. — George Smith 4 - C - i - 82 L ' tfV ' WEtiM If it weren t for James Naismith and myself, basketball would not be what it is today. — Pete Maglathlin Longmead 3W Opponent 63 Palmer 61 51 Classical 54 49 Chicopee Comp 71 55 Tech 75 67 Westfield 66 66 Agawam 52 49 E. Longmeadow 36 56 South Hadley 67 60 Ludlow 30 46 Minnechaug 42 48 Agawam 58 36 E. Longmeadow 34 51 South Hadley 62 58 Ludlow 55 64 Minnechaug 45 61 Agawam 70 49 E. Longmeadow 57 40 South Hadley 59 62 Ludlow 47 47 Minnechaug 43 Record: 11 Wins 9 Losses SCORING: (pts.) Reardon 204 Fieldstein 177 Smith 162 Fowler 136 Mackler 123 Yerrall 103 Maglathlin 64 Petroff 27 Taddei 23 Destephano 18 Folkins 18 Ojakian 12 Goldstein 5 Varsity Basketball: Row 1; Gary Destephano, Pete Maglathlin, Gary Goldstein, Bob Petroff, Paul Ojakian. Row 2; Ernie Taddei, Mike Fowler, John Reardon, George Smith, George Yerrall, Jeff Folkins, Phil Mackler, Ron Morrisette (coach). S3 J.V. basketball is a building ground for the varsity, therefore it should be supported more by the school. — Porkv Soloman J.V. Basketball: Row 1: B.Mentor, John Doe, C. Soloman, J. Fenton, K. Campbell. Row 2: J. Campanella, M. Paulsen, J. Walsh, K. Milroy, J. Basile, F. Simanski (coach). 84 - r 1973: Poor! 1974: Better!! 1975: Nol?? — Bob Petroff Freshman Basketball: Row 1: Ken Gruskin, Mike Sullivan, Bruce Winer, Gary Maz erino. Jim Biakeman, Dave Levton. Row 2: Rich Haskins, Tim Kirk, Dave Clark, John Sporer, Boh Gril- lo, Charlev Manheim (eoaeh). 85 The reason why we are at the bottom is because we keep drill- ing. — Paul Bridge 86 ft: v ' j-. p ft J.V. Hockey: Row 1: Jim Meads, Dave Adriance, Steve O ' Connor, Steve Duclos, Tony Goulst. Row 2: Vin O ' Reilly, Bill Pratt, Greg DiBiaso, Scott Seaman, John McCosker, Ray Suzor (coach ). When we lost Gump, the team had to pull together to make up for the loss. We did a fare job . . . but next year is another story. — George Romell I I f S Varsity Hockey. Row 1: Paul Bridge, Pete Southworth, Chris Ferrero, Wes VanDeNater, Mike Sisitsky, Mai Frisbie, Blair Clarke. Row 2: George Romell, John Bridge, Tim Janik, Chris Whit- ney, Bruce Lammers, Bill McClaue, Ted Snyder, Scott Williams, Jim Durocher. Longmead ow Opponent 1 Minnechaug 3 1 Holyoke 3 2 Greenfield 3 4 Palmer 1 2 Commerce 2 2 Westfield 4 7 East Hampton 2 2 Putnam 2 Minnechaug 2 2 East Longmeadow 4 1 Chicopee Comp 2 3 Greenfield 2 Chicopee Comp 3 2 Holyoke 4 Palmer 2 5 Commerce 2 East Hampton 3 2 East Longmeadov 3 2 Westfield 6 3 Putnam 3 Record 7 Wins; 10 Losses; 3 Ties. : - The reason we can ' t win on the road is because we aren ' t able to skate on tar. ' ' — Mai Frisbie SCORING: GOALS ASSISTS PTS Frisbie 4 12 16 Janik 6 9 15 Van De Wat ?r 8 4 12 P. Bridge 4 6 10 Whitnev 6 3 9 J. Bridge 4 2 6 Sc. Williams 3 3 6 Shenas 3 3 6 McClure 2 3 5 Caruso 1 4 5 St. Williams 2 2 4 Snyder 2 1 3 j Southvvorth 1 2 3 Clarke 1 2 3 J. Durocher 2 2 ! GOALTENDING: GOALS PER GAME Lammers 1.7 Sisitskv 2.5 We had the best team in years, but we couldn t put it together at the same time. ' ' — Jay Michelman so I wrestle my best under pres- sure because then I am forced to think out my various moves more intensely. — Rob Mathison Longmead o Opponent 66 Commerce 6 48 North Hampton 15 51 Ware 12 58 Putnam 6 26 Quabbin 25 44 Tech 11 49 St. Joseph 6 21 Granb) 25 24 Pittsfield 28 15 Cathedral 30 33 Amherst 27 45 Westfield 17 32 Classical 23 42 Taconic 12 34 W. Springfield 20 Record: 12 ins i Losses. 90 When I win a match, 1 know that I have done it completely on mv own, without help from any- one else. Steve Knislev I ' m not the biggest kid around. but in wrestling size doesn ' t matter. I proved it this year. — Dave Brver Wrestling: Row 1: Rich Robbins. Dick Dipippo. Rob Mathison. |a Micliclnuiu. boh Swilzor. Stove Knisoly, Row 2: Katie Cole icoacli). Mark Flocken, Brvndy Canavan, Jeff llcitiiian. Jeff Smith. Dave Roma, Dave liner, bill bremian. Mike Harris. |cll Pozza Row 3: Tom Saw.yei (coach). Andy Cravor, Mike Flocken. Chris Kelly, Steve Abdow. Jack Sadler. Jell Rosenthal, F.van Plotkin, Joe pplcman. Mark l.ueiei Norm Harris (coach). 91 Longmeadow Swims To NE Championship Determination and experience are the main ingredients of a solid team; and we had them. ' ' — Scott Bargar We would have easily gone undefeated during the regular sea- son if they hadn ' t changed over to the six-lane point system. ' — Dan Wolf Longmeadow Opponent ! 94 West Springfield 77 96 Classical 73 (forfe t) Putnam 83 Cathedral 89 91 Tech 75 86 Minnechaug 86 63 Chicopee 32 74 East Longmeadow 98 90 North Hampton 82 65 South Hadlev 30 94 Agawam 79 93 Amherst 79 98 Chicopee Comp. 67 92 Holyoke 74 Record: 1 1 Wins; 2 Losses; 1 T e 92 Although Cathedral had 30 swimmers who scored in the Western Mass. meet, and we had only 6, we only Io,st by 4 points. That shows that everyone did his job. — Hillary Bergman Longmeadow Takes State Swim Crown Swim Team: Row 1; Bill Skelly, Glen Bassett, Tim Walsh, Jeff Glaser, Jim Medalie. Jim Leland, Hillar Bergman, Wall Wolf Row 2: Mark Mach- elon (coach), Bill Holloman, Rich Pelmas, Mark Lockner. John Coughlan. Scott Barear. Larr KedcK. Dan Wolf 33 I found that I took for granted the presence of three excellent se- niors last year. Now, the pressure was on me to lead the team and I wasn ' t ready. — Scott Clark Skiing gives me a chance to ex- tend my weekend thrills and spills. — Linda Lavin Girls ' Ski Team: Laurie Webler, Lori Jo Bills, Linda Lavin, Amy Lyons, Martha Moran, Laura Ely, Ann Eagan, Mary Jo MarKarian, Cindy Craven, Mrs. Ely (coach). 94 mmm% How can we smile with the season we ' re having. — Karl Schneider I think we have the potential to be a good team. This year we should acquire the practice and experience needed for a fantastic season next vear. Boys ' Ski Team: Row 1: Scott Clark, George Fontaine, Chris Madsen, Karl Schneider. Row 2: Jack Montgomery, Dave Smrcka, Greg Clute, Tim McKenna, Flint Lincoln, Chris Gill, Alex Mandell, Max Mintzer, Craig Yerkes, Mrs. Ely (coach ). 95 m The captains have provided the necessary enthusiasm to perform to the best of our ability. Miss Grego- ry and Miss Darsch also gave us the guidance we needed to do a good job. — Kellv Sanford Lonemeadov Opponent 76.90 Cathedral 71,30 78.45 Minnechaug 68.75 7660 South Hadle 79.30 81.50 Minnechaug 70.05 80.25 Holyoke 9895 83.30 Greenfield 64.40 96 ' In gymnastics you ' re out there performing for a judge, not neces- sarily as a team member, but as an individual. ' ' — Lynn Lukas 97 I went out for gymnastics be- cause — — I feel gymnastics is the only sport where you can express a work of art with your body. — Brad Rappaport — I like to practice with the girls. — Bart Dunlevy — I can build up my muscles. — Dave Levitt — I am in competition with myself. — Curt Hayes — I leave wrestling to my broth- er, swimming is for fish, hockey is for the Canadians, skiing is for weekends, and basketball is for show-offs. So what else is left ? — Eric Michelman Girls ' Gymnastics: Row 1: Debbie Padwa- ter, Laurie Sullivan, Lynn Lukas, Janet Lyons, Jean Chidsey, Sue Miller. Row 2: Kelly Sanford, Tina Millis, Julie Whitney. Gail Felper, Tammy Ezzo. Row 3: Linda Wiatrowski, Diane Cartwright, Lynn Wia- trowski, Laurie Hale, Judy Haddad. Boys Gymnastics: Row 1: Eric Michelman, Curt Hayes, Brad Rappaport, Dave Levitt, Jeff Cloud, Ford Madden. Row 2: John Kober (coach), Jim Bliss, Craig Cloud, Bart Dunlevy, Jim Kelly, Bill Schube, Mike Cal- laro. Tad Anders, Neal Cutler, (Coach), Steve Dane: Mgr. Row 3: Harvey Stockham- mer. Bob Kellogg, Jeff Fisk, Ronnie Slole. 98 h, 99 f V Basketball is a neat sport, be- cause as you learn to work as a team, you also develop individu- al talents. After we learned the difference, we had a great sea- son. - ' — Carol Johnson «s-« I ' m usually bored in school, and I have to have some- thing to let my aggressions out. Basketball is a good out- let for some of those feelings. ' ' — Gail Levinsky Basketball is a good way to stay in shape. Jennifer Smith Longmeadow Opponents 44 Palmer 28 i 39 Cathedral 48 32 Agawam 22 33 E. Longmeadow 34 25 South Hadley 41 49 Ludlow 51 46 Minnechaug 29 29 Agawam 17 45 E. Longmeadow 23 38 South Hadley 24 47 Ludlow 23 34 Minnechaug 37 41 Agawam 22 21 E. Longmeadow 18 24 South Hadley 38 43 Ludlow 37 37 Minnechaug Record: 11 wins, 6 losses. 33 Junior Varsity: Row 1; Sandy Strempel, Ann Burns, Claire Chase. Row 2; Pat Bernardi, Lisa Fleming, Mary Jo Quigley, Jan Atamian. Row 3; Gail Levinsky, Karen Cardoropoli, Marietta Hanigan, Coach Linda Segur, Carol Pelmas, Betsy Johnson, Sue Kimball. (Missing: Lisa Ring. ) Scoring: Debbie D wight 156 Carol Johnson 144 Jennifer Smith 129 Diane Denis 99 Jeanne Mooney 76 Varsity: Row 1; Kristic Sanford, Capt, Carol Johnson, Diane Denis. Row 2; Jeanne Mooney, Karen Aye, Jennifer Smith, Erica Broman, Debbie Dw ight. Coach Linda Segur. (Missing: Co-Capt Carole Bak- er, Maureen Fleming. Kathv Ferris. Fve Pratt. ) 101 The Spirit The outlook toward cheerleading by the student body as a whole has changed drastically in the past few years. Social status was the past ideal of the cheerlead- ers, but now it is just an added activity in school life. Both the Majorettes and the Cheerleaders remain neces- sary parts of any Lancer game. — Kris Yacovone 8S i -w r B Varsity Cheerleaders: Row 1: Anne Ramsey, Susie Petterson, Kris Yacovone, Meredith Harring- ton, Karen Wegiel. Row 2: Capt. Linda Lilie, Donna D ' Agostino, Mary Harney, Lori Stover, Kathy Biggins, Anne Hower. Majorettes: Row 1: Denise Vecehairelli, Capt. Debbie Gorenflo. Row 2: Noriee MeGrath, Debbie Taylor, Joan Arenius. The teams have to be encouraged by somebody to get them psyched, and the cheerleaders are the ones who have to help the crowd to get started. — Lori Stover When you drop your baton the first thing you think is ' Pick it up and keep going! — Joan Arenius RAH, RAH, SISS BOOM BLAH. J.V. Cheerleaders: Row 1: Sue Harrington (Co-Capt. ), Lissa Stevens (Capt. ). Row 2: Jane Web- ber, Mary Ryan, Sue Wood, Sue Cartwright, Joy Hjelm, Sue Chase, Lauri Smith, Kim Bills. 103 0B3 Because the team didn ' t have enough match- es this year, we weren ' t able to prove how good we really were. This team doesn t get enough credit. That ' s why I quit! Rifle Team Row 1: Preston Amy, Bob Villeneuve. Row 2: Ken Athas, John Stearns, Richard Lavengood, Ray Ville- neuve, (Coach I. ■ Lean to the left, lean to the right, stand up, sit down, fight, fight, fight! We ' re from Longmeadow, and no one could be prouder, and if you can ' t hear us, we ' ll yell a little louder! ' ' We are the Lancers, mighty mighty Lancers. Every- where we go, people wanna know, who we are, so we tell them: We are the Lancers .. .. We don ' t, we don ' t mess, we don ' t mess, we don ' t mess around, hey! ' ' Got the spirit, so let ' s hear it! 105 Drill Team The moving legs of the Drill Team are often a welcome sight during half-times. The girls ' deter- mination and devotion to improve and present the school with finely polished performances is often not appreciated as the majority of their spectators don ' t acknowledge it. The squad, led almost entirely by Capt. Sue Stewart, provided L. H.S. with some of the best halftime en- tertainment in years. ' ' — Janice Magnan L £h ■ : wsm A C m w p fVf :, | ' ' | , ff ' , , f ' , Seniors: Row 1: Sue Liden, Beth Hirschaut, Linda Lavin, Tricia Marini, Mary Jo Markarian, Sue Jacobs, Nancy Fredette, Robin Rothstein, Margie Schnitzer, Karen Tober. Row 2: Erica Broman, Gail Fitzpatrick, Margie Kent. Cind Hub- ley, Linda Margolis, Liz Welsh, Sue Stewart. Even though the practices are early in the morning, we usually end up having a good time. — Cathy Smith It was difficult not .having a faculty member as an advisor, but with the help of our Co-Capt. Deb- bie Snyder we worked real hard. The girls are really great and fun to work with. — Sue Stewart It ' s too early in the morning to have to start thinking about where you put your feet. I don ' t usually start thinking until at least 11 o ' - clock in the morning. — Linda Lavin Drill Team: Row 1: Sue Liden, Beth Hirschaut, Tricia Marini, Mary Jo Markarian. Sue Jacobs, N ' anc Fredette, Margie Schnitzer, Karen Tober, Capt. Sue Stewart, Advisor Dee Kuerzel. Row 2: Debbie Rosen- berg, Holly Brown, Erica Broman, Gail Fitzpatrick, Margie Kent, Cindy Hublev. Linda Margolis. Robin Rothstein, Liz Welsh, Co-Capt. Debbie Snyder, Jean Waldrond, Linda Picard. Jean Philbin. Row 3: Beth Packer, Lynn Rapalus, Kay Petroff, Kristie Sanford. Nancy McCann, Lisa Stevens. Marie La Broad, Path Dorman, Mary Schube, Cathv Smith, Venessa Jarrett, Lisa Ring, Shellev Robbins. Betsv [ohnson, Liz Roy, KellvWardlaw. 107 Student: Thanks for Your Ideas Mr. Craver. Mr. Craver: When I run Out of Ideas, I ' ll Quit the Business. It is more interesting talking with people in the halls, than those people I talk with in my office. es D flS • S-i o C j-i 4 PL| H a o rt a bo c in c 5 Space isn ' t the only thing that the addition has to offer. It has unlimited learning resources. J- o x 3 CJ • pM PMH4 4- C3 s o 43 H C i A responsible citizen in our school is a stu- dent who shows responsibility to everyone. The Longmeadow School System is a very fine one. I am impressed by the people more than the buildings. I am very impressed by the student achieve- ment levels, the general quality of life and the values of the community. The number of teachers who have made per- sonal contributions to their curriculums are to be commended. U S i S o O i ■ O L. to R: Dr. L. Silverman, A. Gilman; clerk, Dr. Frost, G. Schneider: CHMN, D C J Herlihy, L. Leavitt, L. Stearns, A. Jakobek; Vice-Chairman. 109 From L. to R: James Climo: Guidance eo-ordinator, Gladys Jensen, Daniel Kane, Hazel Patten. Kirby Thwing, Alan Luzzatto. L. . I 9 H. Panto E. Kofsky T. Beck M. Derby E. Nakos S. Morner P. Goodman J. Dwyer M. Webster D. Bonsall E. Grasso I. Beachman D. Perrault • pH u -M 4) Back L. to R: R. Bongiovanni, S. Frey, K. Duclos, B. Mc- Kinney, D. Fillion, A. Durej, R. Plante, Fnt: R. Thomas, T. Erwin, A. Calabrese, R. Settembre, R. Craver (missing: T. Joseph, S. Raimond) Dr. Reed: Love working with food and the students. O ■F-H u ii -o o o Dorothy Reed Joan Low L. to R.: A. Benson, J. Merola, G. Fletcher, F. Ruggiero, B. MacRae, M. Starzya, L. Sokolowski, C. Calabrese, A. Giordano, Z. Rocco, F. Kida, C. Lucey. §1 C O 3) -w S3 3 .Si u en 3 o S U If You Don ' t Go Through the Meatgrinder, You Won ' t Come Out Hamburg! h S o U Bill Gatchell — Math ' Comedy is the best way of telling the truth. WD C 3 O 1-4 O Raymond Fil — Business The motorcycle is a safe machine provided you drive responsibly and wear the right gear. ! 8 Peter Thomas — History Africa has been ignored too long. This area will someday hold the world ' s re- sources, and help pop. control. C 5 b© zfel : - pRtmto Stience J David Slate — Biology Biology gives you a chance to explore life. t 5 n From L. to R.: Acton Wiley — Math, Bibe Schnitzer — English, Bill Thompson — History, Sue Simancik — Math, Bob Greenwood — Math, Kenneth Woods — Math. The outdoors is the best feeling. Fresh air fills your lungs, and it is the greatest feeling. We hike a lot now, because soon there may be no more outdoors. 1 1 1 Sanre of Abasti- 5 5 © - . fea c j.rv? Thomas Nesbitt: Math I have no interests, so say that I ' m absent. ' ' Trial And Error — That Is the Only Way to Learn. Ms. Vesta Brown c 5 David Ostrander: German I enjoy the corvette because of its superior handling, style, and response. ' ' PLifykelmmtk , Nema-rKflminfVi, or iRocrieLmin+K 7 c Gilbert Lamarre: Reading Specialist Reading perpetuates life. Got AAV S 5 Go P«n!! (•toy wy«LTHiAtt u iqmmaK 7 . For fli, rt ith ) Nick Gulli: Math, GeorgeGriffin: Math, Bill Kirkpatrick: English, Bill Ferris: English. The best things in life are free: good companionship, and the other guys ' chips. B. Kirk My wife thinks I ' m at the movies. N. Gulli, It ' s no fun unless someone can get stung. Hey Kirk! What ' s that up your sleeve? B. Ferris 112 C u u CD C 5 s o EC ' .. Russell Cobbs: English I like the feeling of a fresh coat of paint, it ' s like a breath of fresh air. bo C c s 53 u fts ft ttW- . rn wi one- J W J j j Kenneth Justin: Language Dept. Chairman It isn ' t necessary to always take game in order to enjoy hunt- ing. It is only a very small part of the experience. Men Speak, Women Only Chatter MX= Philosopher Leo Lemelin 5 5 U u H R. Potvin: French, N. Hart: Home Ec, M. Baird: Librarian, A. Eisner: Science, L. Lemelin: French, L. Blake: History, R. Villeneuve: French, O. Lopes: English. I love going around the world and helping people, such as when I was with the Peace Corps. L. Blake J ' aime voyage. L. Lemelin There are so many places everybody has to see. M. Baird fin y«ki Morrison Ferrier: Science, Ed. Finklehoffe: Science. I enjoy going outdoors and taking pictures of beautiful things. E. Finklehoffe to a o ?y Shannon Friel: English I like doing creative things, needlepoint is one means of creativity. Do you find, y-unetf t-enlly fftiMfy invoked ; when ytu. Donald Ladd: English, Emile Kahan: French. Chess is the most widespread intellec- tual pastime between two players. E. Kahan. be s E CD He ws me y douy-mq tome Linda Segur, Nancy Darsch, Judy Greg- ory: All gym teachers. All of us enjoy athletics. Swimming, is one way of relaxing. ' Sg v ; ' ' Frank Gironda: Business Life in the summer is so nice. People are in good moods on their vacations where I work. I enjoj meeting people from all around the world 113 C 3 C3 MOVE J 6 IT TO Trit utfAUTTLt aid, 6 rtiuf! ok. f; 10 Donna Phillips: Art, Edward Pratt: Science Dept. Chairman, Barbara Laub: Art, Walter Reppucci: Spanish. The spirit of creating is inspiring — frustrating — and the results can be a surprise. B. Laub Art is not a bad way to spend a nice summer afternoon. D. Phillips Oil painting and do-it-yourself projects are rewarding. E. Pratt 114 C 5 a o n miMD «$ V Ann Meder: Spanish, William McCuIlough: Science. My family was interested in hockey and very absorbed in it. If I didn t become interested in it. Id be without a family. Now I love Hockey! A. Meder Join the ReLAX Team! W. McCuIlough P5 O S3 o C 5 Nancy Eaton: English Show horses are the most beautiful and exciting animals alive. 4 WD C • i— i o o U Dr. AlanGorfin: Math ' I Love eating what I cook! WD J-l o O o Raymond Kuselias: Basic Tech Wood can be made into beautiful things. One Large Part of What You Are Is Emotion N. Hart C 5 Peter Santos: History Dept. Chairman Mf EM sii.et,4i «f- iva - r JU ST LOWE THESE v 151ml! inws...si« i 7 V U fCM wrf Susan Broderick: English Kathleen Bennett: English. Mary Ellen Ladd: English THIS JUST CftNT it INTfKPRETrO! £ifiVt Y0ti-EVER. A ONE NOTE STUCK IN YMK HErtD fti.1 Dfty ■ ■ RINGriNfr in HU { EftRV) h ■A Peter Thompsen: Music, Merrill Oltchick: AVA Coordinator Anne Marie Lynch: English Wilfred Burkle: Mi 1 IDEP-S... V U rwuip. dof Mb w ,; ' o 1 - ft wH i. Melvin Grant: English. Vesta Brown: Business, Hazel Hanley: Knglish, Thomas Saw yen Physical Education, Melvin Grant: Masaeksic Advisor. I like the feeling of freedom that the bicj cle offers li makes me feel good and it ' s good xereise I also enjoy riding m bicycle to scliool. M Grant C • — 1 0 5 Toni Kllii; llistor Tight lines take trout to ' I Put Down My Reaction And She Marked It Wrong. WiUlltC Trt£ Pw T  lo sew! j ' 3b O rJ JP ' jO — 7T, — ssmrzat Joseph Winseck: History I ' d run a mile for a Camel. ' ' Hou) wom-D you. uk? to m me a fWiN . . . . OK M) ( ? Jton ' t p° it|! I ' m ft frOOD FftU?Y, ? - Don t do rrj! K Charles Mannheim: Science, Wilfred Blanchard: Science Life depends on plants and so does the stuff that I fertilize plants with. C. Mannheim 116 u Ronald Merritt Mr. Merritt is persuing an interest in Colorado as a forest conserva- tionist on his Sabb. Leave. J. Rosenthal Gary O ' Sullivan: Business, John Hooper: Science, Ronald Morrissette: Sci- ence I have this advantage, I ' m closer to the hoop, that ' s how I got the name Hooper. J. Hooper, I gcj because it ' s free. G. O ' Sullivan I enjoy teach- ing basketball here in school, it gives me a great thrill when they win. I like to play, and coaching is a good way to get on the court. R. Morrissette H in C OS O a o Guy Williams: Basic Tech. Gerald Griffin: Science I like to talk with people from all over the world. G. Griffin WD C C i Norman Harris: Gym A personal accomplishment is evident in a pin. ' We Are Getting That American Youth Doesn ' t Recognize Respect Mrs. Meder WD en u o f)f Y. ( I oNT FEZL So g D A6oo.T rr 1 . t ersT stiuTiw i-. ftWjtmoM MVJ, ww- W ; W LL FI O III Jeff Goodwin: Science, Carol Rhodes: Spanish, Fran Simanski: History, Robert Ness: Math Dept. Chmn. Golf allows a person to maintain a competitive edge and dissipate his frustrations througn an acceptable channel. In other words, it ' s fun. ' ' F. Simanski Swimming is very relaxing. C. Rhodes £ D Vou. ALWAYS No, 6ttTTri«es THIS cute u-Y DfAWiNfj THESE Bern wd U5 1 Denise Coughlan: English, Beatrice Joseph: Science Horses are very challenging animals to ride. I am really happy riding such exciting animals. D. Coughlan U Roger Morin: French Hockey is tough, fast and has a lot of action. o Rudolph Adams On sabbatical leave, Mr. Adams is working in a ma- chine shop office. 3 + en 4- C0 3 3 J-l o 4 Virginia Allison: English At U. Mass. on Sabb, leave, doing a report on the connec- tion between the community, the school, and the student She is also attending work- shops at Lincoln Center 117 t Jf-M ' Dennis Pike: Spanish I think bullfighting is the only sport where man faces clanger in competition with one of the most powerful animals w ith his mind and hands. Michael McCarthy: Spanish 3 Ph s o K WD •pi H on W iMH tf 24 STCWft Uf? Raymond Suzor: Science, David Stockwell: Math As a summer house painter, I am able to make some extra money that comes in verv handy. 1 John Fitzgerald: History Teaching is my recreation because I enjoy it and find it rewarding. 118 WD  p1 Pi H Michael Burns: History If it ' s Tuesday It must be Brussels. ph p£: H Eve Dolgin: English Its all magic — like seeing life through a kaleidoscope. By Handing in This Homework You Are Supplying Me With My Week-End Entertainment a. Lynch a •i-H V © •l-H S3 o O Cynthia Paige: Reading The leaders of tomorrow are the read- ers of today. C 3 U CD ■M c I h iW via w itrn Michael Gelinas: History By studying the town of Longmeadow, we can see how social changes came about all over the country. Sherwood Anderson: Basic Tech Antique cars can be made into really beautiful things. If you can ' t afford them, forget it. o Robert D ' Agostino: Gym Scuba diving gets you REALLY close to nature. S-h O o o ,h.. ivHi BjoNttf Me ,. M ' ■fc S .c J S Robert Delano Histor) I like the competitive nature ol soc- cer ami the endurance it lakes is sell ieu aiding, ' M 19 ' We Need More Sexual Interaction in This Class! ' 5 G. Paul © © Pm C 3 5 5 •FN Gertrude Blakeborough: Home Ec, Roger LeBlanc: English, Leonard Sawyer: Art, Edith Broderick: Art, Mary Driscoll: Art. My real interest is in photography because it lends itself to a large realm of diversity in taking pictures. E. Broderick People are very interesting, you can listen, react and learn more from people than anything else. R. LeBlanc Tone ' s TH£ o a? n William Ahern: Math, Stanlev Ursprung: History, Mike Dearv: Physi- cal Ed. Within the school I am the Faculty Athletic Advisor which entales col- lecting S.A. card money, football and bassketball game ticket selling, and general financial athletic functions. B. Ahern 120 hfy this is grew ! wjneeeb You. c-er it? at Trie: ftWTiqae shouj in u vrFieto ) v OJELL.WOuJ THAT IV £ -iCEM IT, MM 0° w£ frETouT? C 5 •1-4 C c H Virginia Hogan: Home Ec, Nancy Dudley: Latin I love to collect colonial style contraptions for my home which I fixed up. Gadgets from the colonial period are very interesting to me. V. Hogan. JU.VT CULL M£ 6. J. SLtWCtW fine (fit it oi eit - rtte mft!) ?0 r 1 33 Carol Kinsley: History, Carlene Littlefield: Math The thrill of being outdoors in warm weather is so exciting. The fun of a personal accomplishement when winning so great for the ego. I also enjoy coaching and instructing ten- nis. C. Littlefield ' Let ' s Flee — It ' s Three H.Haniey m They go forth into the world with well developed bodies, fairly developed minds and undeveloped hearts. An undeveloped heart — not a cold one. The difference is important . . . E. M. Forster 123 Leo Lemelin, Advisor Seniors had a free prom and banquet for the first time in years. I guess Class Council isn ' t a do-nothing clique Cinia Allison, Advisor Senior Class Council: Sitting - Sue Bonchi, Ellen Foley, Kris Yacavone, Kathy Biggins, Debbie Dwight. Row 2 - Wendy Weisend, Mike Sisitsky, Marge Grayboff, Dick Jones, Mai Frisbie. Row 3— Dale Hyman, Ernie Taddei, George Smith, George Yerrall, Pete Maglathlin, Dave Cain, Hilary Bergman. Missing: Lynn Lucas. 124 Gert Blakeborough, Advisor. I ' m glad I was president, but between the time that we worked for Open Door and Senior Week and graduation, I got bored and frustrated. Small details got to be a pain, and it was hard to keep people interested in Class Council. ' ' George Smith, President I get blamed when ' Biggy ' s Piggy Bank ' isn ' t as full as the class would like it to be. Kathy Biggins, Treasurer My only regret is that I only have one life to give to my class. Malcolm Frisbie Vice President  • ? , II I 1 11 m |h V k x % JxLJlmr A f ■■ ' ■■ : ' a jA It really doesn ' t matter whether I type the minutes or print them. Not main people read them either way. Ellen Foley, Secretary 125 126 ra ■ ■ NANCY PERKINS £h 9.t- SUEGENDEN WV ■ i AMYLEAVITT me vm 132 . !  V SrtfSTKPH LAKBY STONE 135 Mi . PC ? TV ■ VT . V ;A . tWr , , r , ' ifVl ' J .Ills ■HDT 144 NADINE HALL ANDY WHITE L M J l ■  4 GUYROCHFORD [imi li ' lr tip i mmf Tv w m 7 7 I m 1 fliHlfl d l 1 I ; 1 I i j i I i i ■■ 1 1 mil I ■ lu Hi sr Ml 147 ■ I I tv.MViA, I r CATHY BLISS HENRY BOLDUC J Bk f ' r0 r m « 1 SHP m w -• . ■( r i « ' MARKBROVERMAN GEORGE BURKE JEFF CAMPBELL MARK CAMPBELL HOWARD CHASE SCOTT CLARK BOB DENNING MARK DESTEPHANO JIM DONOVAN JIM DUCLOS CHUCK EMMA PHYLLIS EPSTEIN MARK FARRELL PATRICIA FISHER 149 LINDA FERGUSON JESSICA FITZGERALD DALE FONTAINE PETER GORDENSTEIN CINDY GUERTIN JACK HART CURT HAYES BARBARA HOLMES JOEFREDETTE JIM HART SUSAN HUCK SCOTT HULL 150 When you go to high school, you learn a little about a lot of things. College looks like more of the same. If we could decide earlier what we want to be by getting practical experience, we ' d be better off. David Welch JIM HUNTER i P ■ MARTHA JAKOBEK KAREN JALONEN JON KANTOR DIANE KEDDY MARK KING MARKLAUSHWAY BILLLAVIN GEORGE LEVINE MARKLOCKNER RICHARD LICHT KEN MATHA ELIZABETH MARCHESE 151 153 VAJ?- MARYJOMARKARIAN MARK MESERVE BRETT MITCHELL DREWMENDUS MARKMORISI PAULOJAKIAN 154 ANDREA PAQUETTE DAVID PECK JOHNMORRISSEY LORI POLEP It seems like here you just want to compete and get to college. Why don ' t vou have anv fun now? Mariella LoSardo JOERICCO CONNIE ROMELL MARY DEAN SCOTT CHRIS SHEPARD KATHYSIBBACH MIKESISITSKY NEILSIVEK GEORGE SMITH DAVID SMRCKA GARY SOLOMON DAVE STEIN SUSAN STEPHAN 155 BRADSTOLER ' m JOHN SULLIVAN BARBARA TAYLOR LYN TOBER LAURA TOURVILLE ROYURDANOFF JEFF VECCHIARELLI BARBARA WARREN I can t apply what I ve learned — but I ' ve learned it. anonymous Just remember, it ' s only the 6th .day of school! Dina Fein IVAN WEINSTEIN DAVID WELCH EILEEN WHELAN DANIEL WOLF BILL WOODS CRAIG YERKES DAVID YOUNG MAUREEN YOUNG 157 159 164 t 166 ■ ■ ..v PAN! BRVKR RICKRATNER AMYHOCHMAN - KAS I v e 169 GREG PKTRIDKS 71 GARYMILLAS v . 174 M— fl 175 DEBBIE LEONE f9£f - ' , ■ i V ' Pi ' I m ■ S-TfWv; u) ' r - ' V l _J =r XA 1 ■- £ 6 Hl. :1 I c? p % $ - zx «3 Your children are not your children. They are the sons and daughters of life ' s longing for itself. They come through you but not from you, As though they are with you yet they belong not to you. You may give them your love but not your thoughts, For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls, For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you, For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday. You are the bows from which your children as living arrows Are sent forth. . . . Let your bending in the archer ' s hand be for gladness. KAHLIL GIBRAN il t.J) Goodbye to Yon . . 179 LYNN ABRAHAMS — ACT Groups 2,3. AMY SCHAUFFLER ALLISON — Ames — JET JOTTER 2,3,4, NHS 4, AFS Finalist 3, Student Council 3, Class Council 3, Cheerleading 1, Drill Team 2, Lyrics 3,4, Brigadoon 1, La Gioconda 1, Velveteen Rabbit 3, Ski Team 2, Daisv-Weed 4. HAROLD ALSTON — Sonnv — Football 1,2.3.4, Track 1,2,3.4. LAURA JEAN ANDERSON. JOAN ERICA ARENIUS — Majorettes 3,4, Ski Team 3, Leaders Club 3.4. Guidance Aide 2,3, NHS 3,4. SCOTT WILLIAM AYE — Rocko — Football 1,2.3.4, Basketball 1,2. Baseball 1,2,3,4. Leaders Club 2,3. Jesters 2,3. STEVEN J. BARRY — Outing Club 2. MASACKSIC 2. — B — CHERYL ANNE BACHAND — JET JOTTER 2,3, Features Editor 4. Future Teachers 3, Vice President 4. NHS 3.4. Drama Club 2.3,4, French Club 3.4. Chess Club 1. Radio Club 4. Guidance Aide 3. Key- ettes 2,3,4. BRUCE EDWARD BADACH — Gymnastics 1 STEVEN RICHARD BAILEY — Steve — Chess Club 1, Bowling Club 1,2,3,4, Kev Club 4. TIMOTHY JAMES BAILEY — Tim — Wrestling 1,2. KENNETH PAUL BEACHMAN — Beach. Saucy — Ecology Club President 1, Kev Club 2.3. President 4, Soccer Mngr. 3, Library Aide 1.2. DAVID BERTRAM BENNETT — Ben — JET JOTTER 2. Photogra- phey Editor 3,4, MASACKSIC 1,2, Track 1,2,4, Cross Country 1,2,3, In- tramurals 1. RENEE THERESE BENNETT — Rainy. Grasshopper — Keyettes 3, Daisv-Weed 4. Business Club 3. ERIC L. BERG — Rick — Tennis 1,2.3.4. Key Club 2,3,4, NHS 3,4. In- tramurals 4. HILARY GUY BERGMAN — H.B., Bergy — Key Club 4, Swimming 2, 3, Captain 4, Leaders Club 4, Class Council 4. DAVID JOSEPH BIBEAU — Beeb — Football 1,2. KATHLEEN MARY BIGGINS — Kathy, Biggs — Cheerleading 1,2.3,4, Class Council 1.2.3.4. Treasurer 3.4, Joint Committee 3, JET JOTTER 2. Copy Ed. 3, Ed-in-Chief 4. NHS 3,4, Leaders Club 3.4, Usher 3, AFS 3, Velveteen Rabbit 3. Daisv-Weeds 4 SARA JANE BLAKEMAN — Keyettes 2. CATHERINE ALICE BLISS — Cathv — Latin Club 2,3,4, Field Hockey 3,4, AFS 3,4, MASACKSIC 3, Drama Club 1.2,3,4. NHS 4. Guidance Aide 2, Keyettes 2,3. SUSAN ROBIN BONCHI — Sue, Bonch — Student Council 1. Class Council 1,2,3,4, French Club 2,3. Sailing Club 3. Seminar Day 3,4, Dai- sv-Weeds 4. PAUL DOUGLAS BRIDGE — Soccer 1.2.3.4. Hockey 1.2.3. Captain 4. Lacrosse 1,2. Captain 3,4. Key Club 2,3,4, NANCK RICHARD BRINKMANN — Intramurals 1,2.3.4 ERICA ANN BROMAN — Drill Team 2.3.4. Basketball 3.4. AFS 2,3, Outing Club 2, Seminar Day 4. ROCHELLE LEE BROOMFIELD — Keyettes 3. MARK STEVEN BROVERMAN — Brom GARY BROWN. PAMELA ANNE BRYER — Pam — Entered LHS 3, Daisy-Weeds 4 BRIAN ROY BURKE — Entered LHS 3, Football 3, Nixon Campaign 3. GEORGE BURKE. MICHAEL BUSCEMI — Mike — Lvrics 2.3,4, Men ' s Chorus 2,3,4, District 3,4, All State 2.4. RANDI SUE BUSSIN — Orchestra 1.2.3.4, Brigadoon I, La Giocon- da 1, Velveteen Rabbit 3, NHS 3,4. Intramurals 3,4, Keyettes 2,3, Daisv-Weeds 4, District Band 2,3,4. DAVID MARTIN CAIN — Chess Club 1,2, Lacrosse 1,2,3,4. Class Council 3,4. JEFFREY JOHN CAMPBELL — Jeff — Cross Country 1. Swim Team 1,2,3, Track 1, Outing Club 2. Vice President 3. Intramurals 4. KAREN ANNE CAMPBELL — Guidance Aide 1. Outing Club 2. French Club 1,2, Velveteen Rabbit 3, Daisv-Weeds 4. MARK RICHARD CAMPBELL — Track and Field 1,2, RiflcTeam 1, Intramurals 4. CELIA MARGARET CANAVAN — Field Hockey 1,2,3,4, Gymnastics 1,2,3,4, Softball 1,3,4, Track 2, Class Council 2,3. JEFFREY MICHAEL CARNEY — Art — Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1, 2, Track 1. Lacrosse 2, Key Club 2,3,4, Leaders Club 2,3,4, Jesters 1,2,3. 4, Orchestra 2,3,4, La Gioconda 1, Pops Concert 1,2,3,4. JOHN CASSAMASSE — Captain Crunch — Football 2,3,4, Lacrosse 4. LAURIE ANNE CHABOT — Chabs — Horsebackriding 1, NHS 4. EDWARD F. CHAMBERLAIN — Ned — Hockey Mgr. 1, Soccer 1,2,3, Lacrosse 1,2,3. ANN ELIZABETH CHAPDELAINE — Office Aide 1,2 HOWARD BRUCE CHASE — Key Club 2,3,4, Cross Country 2, Math Team 3,4, NHS 3,4, Intramurals 4. CHERYL LYNN CHIDSEY — Chids, Chers — Spanish Club 2. SCOTT FITZGERALD CLARK — French Club 1,2,3,4, Jesters 2,3,4, Ski Team 1,2,3,4, Tennis Team 3,4, Brigadoon 1, Kiss Me Kate 2, Cross Country 1, District Band 4. GARY A. CLAY — Entered LHS 3. Lyrics 3,4, Our Town 3, Velvet- een Rabbit 3, NHS 3,4, Cantori 4, Snurfing Club 3,4, Drama Club 3,4, Intramurals 3,4, District 4, Honors Chorus 3,4, Men ' s Chorus 3,4. DAVID CARL CLIMO — Lyrics 3,4, Men ' s Chorus 3,4, Cantori 3,4, Honors Chorus 3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3, Swim Team 1,2, Guidance Aide 1,2, All-State Chorus 3,4, District 3,4. MARY ELLEN CLINE — Outing Club 3. KAREN ANN CLOUTMAN — Girls Chorus 1, Concert Chorus 2,3, Future Teachers 2, La Gioconda 1, Kiss Me Kate 2, Velveteen Rabbit 3, Our Town 3, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Lancer Bookstore 2,3,4. RICHARD HENDERSON COBURN — Rick — MASACKSIC Photog- rapher 4, Cross Country 1,2,3,4, NHS 4, Guidance Conference Commit- tee 3,4, Golf Team 1,2. EDWARD SETH COHEN — Eddie — Radio Club 1, Key Club 2,3,4, Program Director 4, Wrestling 2,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 4. STEVEN LEWIS COHEN — Steve — Band 1, People ' s Yellow Pages 2, L ' nderground Theatre 2, ACT 2. KAREN COLANTONI — Cactus. JAMES A. COLLINS — Jim EDWARD ERNEST COMINI — Ed — Environmental Problems Club 1,3. JEFFREY E. CONDON — Jeff LYNNE MARIE CONNORS — Keyettes 2, Track and Feld 2, Ecology Club 2, Future Teachers 2,3, Guidance Aide 2, Outing Club 2,3,4, Stu- dent Advisory Council 4, Regional Advisory Council 4, Statewide As- sessment Committee 4, Joint Committee 3,4. RICHARD LEWIS CORDIS. PAULINE MARY COUGHLAN. JANIS ANN CRAAYBEEK. DEAN CURTIS CRAIG — Dino — Football 1 ,2, Track 3,4. NICK LUCAS CURTO — Neekv — Wrestling 1. JEANNE BRADFORD CUSHMAN — Orchestra 1,2,3, Kiss Me Kate 2, La Gioconda 1, French Club 2,3, NHS 3,4, Concert Chorus 4, Intra- murals 1,2,3, Western Mass. District Band 1,2,4, Drill Team 2, Daisy- Weed 4. — D — BROOKE ALLYSON DARDEN — Class Council 1, Student Council 2, 3, Intramurals 2. JANE ELLEN DAVIS — Drama Club 1, AFS 3,4, Keyettes 3,4, Outing Club 3, Intramurals 4. DIANE LOUISE DENIS — Track 2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 3,4, Leaders Club 3,4, NHS 3,4, Outing Club 2,3,4, MASACKSIC 2,3. ROBERT EARL DENNING — Bob MARK PETER DESTEPHANO — Steph — Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2. Intramurals 3,4, Band 1,2, Kev Club 4. JAY RICHARD DIBIASO — JET JOTTER 2,3,4, Outlet 1,2,3,4, Outing Club 2,3, Ecology 2,3, Sailing Club 4. JAMES CHARLES DONOVAN — Jambo— Intramurals 1,2,3,4. JAMES ALFRED DUCLOS — Duke — Football 1,3,4, Swim Team 1,3, Hockev2, Baseball 1,2,3,4. JAMIE SUE DUNLEVY — Student Council 2, Drill Team 3,4. BRIAN GEORGE DUROCHER — Gump — Football 1, Baseball 1,2,3, Hockey 1,2,3, Class Council 4. DEBORAH PARSONS DWIGHT — Debbie — Outing Club 1,2, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Softball 1, Tennis 2,3,4, Sailing 3,4, AFS 3, Field Hockev 4, Class Council 2,3,4, Guidance Aide 1,2. GLENN CHARLES ELLIOT — Chichester Chorus 1,2, Lvrics 2. ROBIN EMERY — Drill Team 2. CHARLES JOSEPH EMMA — Chuck — Football 2, Leaders Club 2,3, 4, Lacrosse 3,4, Kev Club 3,4. PHYLLIS ANN EPSTEIN — Student Advisorv Board 4, Ecologv Club 1,2,3, Outing Club2,3. DEBORAH CAROL FENTON — Debbie — Softball 1,2, Keyettes 4. LINDA SUE FERGUSON — Fergy — Band 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, French Club 2, Brigadoon 1, La Gioconda 1, Kiss Me Kate 2, NHS 3,4. MARK C. FIELDSTEIN — Horse — Soccer 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2, Golf 3,4. PATRICIA ANN FISHER — Pat — Entered LHS 4, Riding Club 4. JESSICA FITZGERALD. GAIL FRANCES FITZPATRICK — Keyettes 3, Business Club 3, Drill Team 3,4. JOHN THOMAS FLEMING — Flem — Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2, 3,4. ELLEN MARIE FOLEY — Fol — French Club 1,2,3, JET JOTTER 2, Circulation Mgr. 3, Features Ed. 4, NHS 3, Vice President 4, Lyrics 1,2, 3,4, Cheerleading Captain 1,2, Brigadoon 1, La Gioconda 1, Kiss Me Kate 2, Velveteen Rabbit 3, Pops Concert 1,2,3,4, Class Secre- tary 4, Joint Committee 4, AFS 3,4. DALE FONTAINE — Fondeuf. WILLIAM COLLINS FOWLER — Bill — Entered LHS 3. JOSEPH JAMES FRANGIE — Joe JOSEPH EARL FREDETTE — J.J. — Track 1,2,3,4, ACT Group 2, In- tramurals 2. NANCY MARIE FREDETTE — Guidance Aide 1, Lancer Bookstore 2, Drill Team 3,4. MALCOLM PRATT FRISBIE — Mai — Soccer 1,2,3,4, Hockey 1,2,3,4, LaCrosse 1,2,3,4, Class President 1,2, Class Council 3, Class Vice Presi- dent 4, Leaders Club 3,4, Marshall 3. BRUCE GALLUP — Soccer 2,3, Track 3,4, Key Club 3,4. JUDITH AMANDA GAMBLE — Judy — NHS 3,4, Math Club 4, Math Team 4. SUE ELLYN GENDEN — Little One — Ski Club 1, Ski Team 3, Class Council 2. FRANK DEAN GIFFORD — Dean — Football 1, Hockey 1,2, Intra- murals 3. CLYDE GILL HI — D. R. John — Football 1,2,3,4, Lacrosse 1,2,3,4. HENRY ROMAN GLINSKI — Hank LINDA BARBARA GLOTH — Office Aide 1,2, Future Teachers 1,2, Kevettes 3, Business Club 3. JEANNE GLOVER — After School Art 2,3. RUTH GOLDBERG — Drill Team 3. GARY MARC GOLDSTEIN — Goldy — Key Club 3,4, Baseball 1, Leaders Club 2, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Soccer 1,2,3,4. PAUL C. GONNELLI — Hockey 1, Baseball 1, Soccer 2,e,4, Intramur- als4. JANE ELLEN GOODMAN — Swim Team 1,2,3, Debate Team 3,4, Masacksic 3, Record Ed. 4, NHS 3,4. PETER BARET GORDENSTEIN — Swim Team 1,2, Key Club 3, Sec- retary 4, Masacksic Ads Ed. 3, Faculty Ed. 4, Mock Primary 2, SHAP 3, Seminar Day 4. DEBORAH LYNN GORENFLO — Debbie — La Gioconda 1, Kiss Me Kate 2, Our Town 3, Band 1,2,3,4, AFS 3, Majorettes 3, Captain 4, Chorus 1, Future Teachers 4. JUNE MARIE GRAY — Brigadoon 1, La Gioconda 2, Orchestra 1, 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, AFS 2,3,4, Outlet 4, Kiss Me Kate 3, Ecology 1, Art Club 1. MARGERY ELLEN GRAYBOFF — Margie — Class Treasurer 1, Class Council 4, Class Secretary 2,3, Cheerleading 1,2,4, Tennis Team 1,2,3,4, Outing Club 3,4, ACT 2,3, Usher 3. FRADELLE GREENBAUM — Fred — Class Council 2, Drill Team 2, 3. LINDA SUE GREENBERG. BARBARA DIANE GREENE — Barbi, Boobs — Entered LHS 3, Dra- ma Club 3. GEOFFREY LEWIS GREENLEAF — Red — Men ' s Chorus 1, Lyrics 2,3,4, Concert Band 1, Orchestra 2,3,4, Gymnastics Team 1, Football 1, 2,3,4, Lacrosse 1,2,3,4, Leaders Club 2,3,4, Cantori 3,4, District 3,4, All- State 4. MICHAEL GRILLO — Mike CATHLEEN SUSAN GROGAN — Grogs. CYNTHIA ANN GUERTIN — Cindy — Outing Club 1, Keyettes 2,3, French Club 2, Concert Chorus 2,3, Science Fiction Club 4. PAUL ERIC GUTERMAN — Gute — Leaders Club 2,3,4, NHS 4, Wrestling 2, Baseball. — H — NADINE LESLIE HALL — Nad — Kevettes 2. SCOTT JOHNSON HAMILTON — Band 1,2,3,4, Lyrics 4, Musicals 2, 4, Jesters 2,3,4, District Chorus 4, Pops Concert 2,3,4. MARIJOHANIFIN. SUSAN DANA HARING — Shu-sann — Girls Concert Chorus 1, Lyrics 2,3,4, Drama 3, Library Aie 1,2, District 2,3,4, All-State 2,3, Honors Chorus 2,3. ROBERT D. HARRINGTON JR. — Bob — Varsitv Football 2.3,4, Gymnastics 1, Track 1,2,3,4, Leaders Club 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Intra- murals 1,2,3,4, Orchestra 1. JAMES HART — Jimbo — Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Key Club 2,3, 4, Leaders Club 2,3,4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Mens Chorus 1,2, Velveteen Rabbit 3, La Gioconda 1. JOHN FREDERICK HART — Jack — Soccer 1, Varsity 2, Baseball 1. Intramurals 3, Spring Soccer 2, Folk Concert 4. CURTIS HAYES — Curt — JET JOTTER 3, Sports Ed. 4, NHS 3, Presi- dent 4, Gymnastics 2,3, Co-capt. 4, Golf 1,2,3,4, Math Club 3, Velvet- een Rabbit 3, French Club 2,3,4. CAROL JEANNE HERMAN — Intramurals 3, Daisy- Weed 4, Leaders Club 4. BETH ELLEN HIRSCHAUT — Kiss Me Kate 2, Girls Chorus 1, Drill Team 2,3,4, Pops Concert 3, AFS 3,4, Keyettes 3,4, Leaders Club 4, Seminar Day 3,4, Daisy-Weed 4. AMY CAROL HOCHMAN — Ames — Drama Club 1,4, Girls Concert Chorus 2,3, Drill Team 3,4, Lyrics 4, District Chorus 4, Velveteen Rabbit 3, Up The Down Staircase 1. WILLIAM ROBERT HOLLOMAN — Wild Bill — Band 1,2,3, Student Conductor 4, Jesters 1,2,3,4, Brigadoon 1, Kiss Me Kate ' 2, Football 1,2,3, Swimming 2,3,4, Lyrics 4, District Band 3,4, All-State Band 3,4. BARBARA ANN HOLMES — French Club 1,2 DONALD ROBERT HOWARD — Dandv Don — Jesters 2,3,4. Band 1, 2,3,4. CYNTHIA HUBLEY — Cindy — Cheerleading 1, NHS 3, Secretary 4, Pops Concert 2,3,4, School Productions 1,2,3,4, Drill Team 4, Keyettes 3,4, Leaders Club 4. SUSAN HUCK — H.B. — Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Ecology Club 1, French Club 2,3, Concert Chorus 2,3, AFS 2,3,4, Bay Path 4. SCOTT HARRY HULL — Scotty — Hockey 1,2, Baseball 1,2. NANCY ROSE HUNT — AFS 1, ACT 2.3, Student Council 3. JAMES P. HUNTER — Jim — Men ' s Chorus 1. DALE JEFFREY HYMAN — Basketball 1, Baseball 2,3,4, Class Coun- cil 4, Business Club 3,4. — I — MARIE JOANN IENNACO — Jo Jo — Future Nurses 1, Guidance Aide 1, Daisy-Weeds 4. -J- LOUISE POND JACKSON — Guidance Aide 1,2, Ski Club 1, Keyettes 2, Drill Team 2,3,4. SUSAN JEAN JACOBS — Sue, Susie — Entered LHS 3, MASACKSIC Ads Ed. 4. Keyettes 3,4, Drill Team 4, NHS 2,3,4, AFS 3,4. Honors Cho- rus 3,4, Concert Chorus 3,4, Velveteen Rabbit 3. Music Man 4. MARTHA LEE JAKOBEK — Swim Team 2,3,4, Gymnastics 3, Track 2, 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4. KAAREN MARGERET JALONEN — Softball 1 FRANCIS JOSEPH JANIK — Fran — Hockey 1, Rod and Gun Club 1. 2,3, Language Lab Aide 1,2, MASACKSIC Photographer 3, Outlet 4 CAROL ALISON JOHNSON — Guidance Aide 2, Leaders Club 3.4. Softball 1,2,3, Captain 4, Field Hockey 1,2,4, Basketball 2,3, Captain 4, Velveteen Rabbit 3, MASACKSIC 2, Girls Sports Ed. 3.4. RICHARD COLEMAN JONES — Dick — Football 1,2,3,4, Lacrosse 1. 2, Captain 3,4, Swim Team 3, Key Club 1,2,3,4, Class Council 4, Leaders Club 2,3,4, Usher 3. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. — K — JONATHAN BRUCE KANTOR — Jon — Key Club 3.4. Lacrosse 1.2. Soccer 2, Golf 3,4, Spanish Club 1, Hockey Mgr. 2. Intramurals 4. JO ANN KARELITZ — Entered LHS 3, ' Kevettes 3,4, Swim Team 3,4. MASACKSIC Ads Ed. 4, NHS 4. DIANE LOUISE KARPOVICH — Kiss Me Kate 2, AFS 2,3, The Music Man 4. DIANE KEDDY. NANCY-JO KELLEY — Class Council 2. Class of 73 Usherette 3. LETTY ELLEN KENNEDY — Kevettes 2.3. MARGERY F. KENT — Margie — Keyettes 2,3, Drill Team 3,4, Guid- ance Aide 1,2, MASACKSIC Business Staff 2, Business Club 3. Ski Club 1, Seminar Day 4. JAMES B. KIMBALL — Jayem, Jimbo — Guidance Aide 1. Librarj Aide 1, Leaders Club 3,4, Jesters 3,4, Sailing Club 3,4, Gymnastics 2. Windfall 3, MASACKSIC: Art Ed. 4. Men ' s Chorus 4. l. rk- 4 MARK JOSEPH KING— Football 1. Hocke) 1.2. — L — DAVID MICHAEL LABROAD — French} Soccer 3, Intramurals 2,3 DENISE MARIE LAMOUREUX — De. JUDY HARRIET LAN — Judo B.i- MARK LAUSHWAY — Football 1. LINDA SUSAN LAVIN — Hot Dog — Basketball 1, French Club 1, Intramurals 1,2, Drill Team 2,3,4, Leaders Club 3,4, MASACKSIC 2, Underclassmen Ed. 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Keyettes 2,3, President 4, NHS 4, Daisy- Weed 4, Ski Team 4, Outing Club 2, Ski Club 1,2. WILLIAM JEFFREY LAVIN — Bill, Fingers — Lyrics 1, Brigadoon 1, La Gioconda 1, Jesters 2, Orchestra 2, Band 2, Kiss Me Kate 2, Velveteen Rabbit 3, NHS 3,4, Math Team 4, MASACKSIC 3, Sports Ed. 4. MATTHEW JOSEPH LEATHEM — Matt AMY LEAVITT — Ames — Basketball 1,2,3,4, Class Council 1,2, Stu- dent Advisory Committee 3, Usherette 3, ACT 2,3, Track and Field 2,3, Israel 4. JAMES HARLEY LELAND — Jim — Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Lyrics 2, Swim Team 2,3,4. DEBRA LYN LEONE — Deb — Guidance Aide 2, Business Club 3, Daisy- Weeds 4. GEORGE MICHAEL LEVINE — Brigadoon 1, Cross Country 2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Intramurals 4, Math Team 3,4. DAVID LEVITT — Dave — Key Club 2,3,4, JET JOTTER 2,3, Sports Ed. 4, Soccer 1,2,3,4, Gymnastics 2,3,4, Tennis 1,2,3,4, Velveteen Rab- bit 3, Cass Council 1,2, Public Address Announcer 3,4. RICHARD ERIC LICHT — Rick — Baseball 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4. SUSAN JANE LIDEN — Sue — Drill Team 2,3,4, Keyettes 2,3,4, Span- ish Club 2, NHS 4, Daisy- Weeds 4. LINDA MAY LILIE — Cheerleading 1,2,3, Captain 4, Class Council 2, 3, Intramurals 2,3,4, Daisv-Weeds 4, Keyettes 2. RONALD DAVID LITTLEFIELD — Ron MARK J. LOCKNER — Lock — Wrestling 1,2, Football 1,2, Swim Team 3,4. MARIELLA LOSARDO — AFS Exchange Student 4, AFS 4, JET JOT- TER 4, NHS 4. MARK LUCAS. LYNN CAROL LUKAS — Class Council 1,2, Student Council 3, Cheer- leading 1,2,3, Softball 3,4, Track and Field 2, Gymnastics 2,3, Captain 4, Daisy-Weeds 4, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Art Club 1,2. — M — FORD MADDEN — Hockey 1,2, Soccer 1, Bicycling 1,2, Gymnastic 3, Captain 4. PETER BENNETT MAGLATHLIN — Football 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Tennis 1,2,3,4, Lyrics 2,3,4, Soccer 2,3,4, Honors Chorus 2,3,4, District Chorus 2,3,4, NHS 3,4, AFS 4, Men ' s Chorus 2,3,4, Class Council 4. PATRICE MAGNAN — Ecology Club 1, French Club 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 1, Future Teachers 2,3,4, Debate Team 2,3, Honors Chorus 4. CATHRYN ALISON MAHON — Cathy — Entered LHS 3, Outing Club 3,4, Sailing Club 3,4, AFS 3, NHS 4. KENNETH SAMUEL MANTHA — Ken — Language Lab Aide 1,2. ELIZABETH ANN MARCHESE — Liz — Entered LHS 4, Daisy- Weeds 4. LINDA GAIL MARGOLIS — Keyettes 2,3, Drill Team 2,3,4, Seminar Day 4. PATRICIA ANN MARINI — Trisha, Midget — Drill Team 3,4, Key- ettes 4. MARY JO IRENE MARKARIAN — M.J. — Class Council 1, Briga- doon 1, French Club 1,2,3, Keyettes 2,3,4, Drill Team 2,3,4, Ski Team 4. PAMELA BETH MARTIN — Pam, Marty — Class Council 1,2, Student Council 1,2,3, Joint Committee 2, Drill Team 2, Daisy-Weeds 4. ROBERT NORMAN MATHISEN — Rob, Rat — Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Lacrosse 1,2,3,4, Band 1, Leaders Club 2,3,4, NHS 3, 4. NORICE ANN MCGRATH — Swim Team 1,2, NHS 3,4, Guidance Aide 1,2, Leaders Club 1,2, French Club 1, Drill Team 2,3, Majorettes 4. ROBERT G. MCNAIR — MN, Borkano — Baseball 1,2,3,4, Hockey 1,2. SALLY MEDALIE — Girls Chorus 1, Girls Concert Chorus 2,3,4, Dra- ma 1,2,3,4, Future Nurses 2,3, Office Aide 1,2,3,4, AFS 1. KEVIN J. MEDER — Hockey 3, Soccer 3,4, Outing Club 3,4. DREW TOBIAS MENDUS — Toby — Tennis Team 1, Riflery 2,3,4. MARK EDWARD MESERVE — Mez — Key Club 3,4, Leaders Club 2, 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Soccer 1,2,3,4, Gymnastics 2, Intramurals 1,2,3,4. LAURA MAYDA MERZIGIAN — Trrack 1, Gymnastics 1, Softball 2, Field Hockey 3. JAY NATHANIEL MICHELMAN — Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Lacrosse 1,2, MASACKSIC Business Staff 2, Intramurals 1. ANNA TERESA MILANO — Field Hockey 1, Track and Field 3, Fu- ture Nurses 2, Daisy- Weeds 4. GARY M. MILLAS. LYNN HEISLER MILLER — Winnie, Pooh Bear — Entered LHS 3, Field Hockey 4, Keyettes 3,4, Softball 3,4. DAVID MILLS — JET JOTTER 4, MASACKSIC 3, Drama Club 2,3,4,, French Club 1,2,3,4, Ecology Club 1,2, Outlet 3,4. JOHN BU ETT MITCHELL — Brett — Hockey 1,2 JAMES MORAN — Jim — Football 1,2,3,4, Hockey 1,2, Intramurals 1, 2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4. MARTHA SUE MORAN — Marty — Ski Club 1,2, Ski Team 3,4, Stu- dent Council 2, Velveteen Rabbit 3, Softball 3,4, Leaders Club 3,4, Daisy-Weeds 4. CASSANDRA JILL MOREN — Cassie — French 1, Track 2, Keyettes 2. MARK GEORGE MORISI — Wrestling 1, Soccer 1,2, Lacrosse 1,2,3, Leaders Club 1,2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, Chemistry Club 3. JOHN MICHAEL MORRISSEY — Football 1,2, Track 1,2,3,4, Cross Country 3, Outing Club 4. LINDA MULLER — Noodles — Brigadoon 1, La Gioconda 1, Kiss Me Kate 2, AFS 1,2,3, Indian Exchange Student 3, Outlet 2,3,4, Outing Club 2,3,4, NHS 4, Epicurean Society 4. GRACE DWIGHT MURPHY — Latin Club 1, AFS 3,4 KIMBERLY ANNE MURRAY — Kim — AFS 1,3, MASACKSIC 2,3, Keyettes 2, Latin Club 1,2,3, Drill Team 2,3, Seminar Day Evaluation Comm. 3. — N — BETTE S. NAKOS — Track and Field 2, NHS 4, Outing Club 2,3, Fu- ture Teachers 3, Kevettes 2, Daisy- Weeds 4, Intramurals 2,3. SALLY JANE NESS — Sal Sal — Velveteen Rabbit 3, Daisy- Weeds 4. LAURA ELIZABETH NOVITT — Latin Club 2 — O — MARY O ' CONNOR — Keyettes 2,3,4, JET JOTTER 3, News Ed. 4, Future Teachers 2,3,4, Guidance Aide 1,2, Office Aide 1,2,3,4, Drama Club 1,2,3,4, Velveteen Rabbit 3. COREY TAYLOR ODENTZ — Ranger — Rod and Gun Club 1,2,3,4, Supplv Room 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Football 2, Guidance Advisory Board 2. PAUL MARTIN OJAKIAN — Jake — Entered LHS 3, Basketball 4. WILLIAM ORR HI — Bill, B.Orr — Soccer 1,2,3,4, Lacrosse 1, Track 2, Key Club 3,4. — P — ANDREA PAQUETTE. RANDY BETH PERKAL — Enntered LHS 4 NANCY ANN PERKINS — Track 2. DAVID PERLOW — Entered LHS 2, Cross Country 3,4, Track 3. GREG S. PETRIDES — Pet, Grog — Soccer 1,2,3,4, Hockey 1,2,3, Leaders Club 2,3,4. DAVID IRA PECK — Band 1,2,3,4, Chess Club 1, German Club 1,2,3, President 4, MASACKSIC Photographer 4. LINDA ANN PICARD — JET JOTTER 2, Circulation Mgr. 3, News Ed. 4, Art Club 1, Drill Team 3,4, Leaders Club 3,4, Velveteen Rabbit 3. EVAN PLOTKIN — Football 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1,2,3,4. LORI SUE POLEP — Drama Club 1,2, AFS 2,3, Epicurean Society 4 DAVID A. PORRO — Fuzzy — Intramurals 2,3,4, Key Club 3,4, Soccer 1,2,3. LINWOOD G. POTTER — Rex-All — Environmental Problems Club 1,2,3,4, Ecology Club 4, Science Fiction Club 4. RONALD LAWRENCE PRATTE — Ron — Ski Team 4, Football 1,4. GARY PAUL — Entered LHS 4, JET JOTTER 4. — R — HELAINE RAPPAPORT — Lainey — Future Teachers 1,2,3, Pres. 4, Keyettes 2,3,4, Drama Club 1,2,3,4, French Club 2,3,4, AFS 1, Office Aide 1,2,3,4. Track and Field 2,3. ERIC LEWIS RATNER — Rick, Rat — Football 3,4, Key Club 3,4, Intramurals 3,4. LAUREN RAY. JOSEPH WILLIAM RICCO — Bill — Football 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4. MARGARET JEAN RIKER — Meg — Swim Team 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 2,3,4, Keyettes 2, AFS 2,3. ROBERT JAMES RINALDI — Bob — Wrestling 1. CRAIG STEWART ROBIN — JET JOTTER 2,3, Ed.-In-Chief 4. BRUCE BEN ROBINOVITZ — Witzy — Rod and Gun Club 1,2,3,4, Intramurals 1. GUY ROCHFORD — Soccer 1,2 DAVID ALAN RODEN — Dave CONSTANCE ANN ROMELL — Connie — Girls Concert Chorus 1, Future Teachers 1,2, La Gioconda 1, Lyrics 2,3,4, District Chorus 2,3, 4, All-State Chorus 3,4, Kiss Me Kate 2, NHS 3,4, Cantori 3,4, Honors Chorus 1,2,3,4, Music Man 4. PATRICIA THERESEA ROOKE — Tricia — Softball 1,2,3, Field Hockey 2,3,4, Leaders Club 3,4, Daisy-Weed 4. JEFFREY ARTHUR ROSENTHAL — Jeff — Football 3,4, Track 3,4, Wrestling 3,4. SHELLY HELEN ROSENBLOOM — Girls Chorus 1, JET JOTTER 2, Business Mgr. 3, New,s Ed. 4, Swim Team 4, Velveteen Rabbit 3, La Gioconda 1. ROBIN MYRNA ROTHSTEIN — Pigeon — Drill Team 2,3,4, Daisy- Weed 4. MARYELLEN SCANLON. LAWRENCE DONALD SCHIFFRIN — Larrv — German Club 3 KARL RICHARD SCHNEIDER — La Fong — Football 1,2,3,4, Ski Team 2,3,4, Lacrosse 1,2,3,4, Key Club 2,3,4, NHS 4. MARJORIE BONNA SCHNITZER — Margie, Schnitz — Keyettes 2,3, Chorus 2,3, AFS 3,4, Drill Team 4, Epicurean Society 4. MARY DEAN SCOTT — M.D., Doc — Keyettes 2,3, Outing Club 2, 3,4, Outlet 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Epicurean Society 4, NHS 4, Drama 3. HOLLY SUE SHAPIRO — Business Club 3, Chorus 3,4, Outlet 4. HOWARD MARK SHULTZ — Howie — Soccer 1, Tennis 1,2,3,4. CHERYL ANNE SIANO — AFS 2,3, Ski Club 6,2, Guidance Aide 1,2, ACT 1,2,3, AIC Exchange Student 4. KATHERINE ANN SIBBACH — Kathy — NHS 3,4, German Club 2,3, 4, AFS 1, Future Nurses 2,3, Math Team 3,4, Math Club 4, Science In- teraction Committee 3. BETH GAY SILVERMAN — Buffy — Girls Chorus 1, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, AFS 2,3,4, Keyettes 2,3,4, Swim Team 3,4, NHS 4. MICHAEL HAYES SISITSKY — Mike, Dekes — Class Council 1,2,3,4, Lacrosse 1, Soccer 1,2, Hockey 1,2,3,4, Sailing Club 3,4, NHS 3,4. NEIL IRA SIVEK — Entered LHS 3, Football 3,4, Track 3,4, NHS 3,4, Business Club 3,4, Math Club 4, Key Club 4, Leaders Club 4, Velvet- een Rabbit 3, Intramurals 3,4. GEORGE LEWIS SMITH — Smitty, Gramps — Football 1,2,3,4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Leaders Club 2,3,4, Key Club 3,4, Band 1,2,4, Jesters 2,3,4, Class President 3,4, Joint Committee 3,4, La Gio- conda 1, Velveteen Rabbit 3. JENNIFER ANNE SMITH — Basketball 2,3,4, Tennis Team 2,3,4, Drill Team 3, AFS 3, NHS 4, Wood Shop Club 4. DAVID RICHARD SMRCKA — Smacks — Tennis 1, Track 4. PAMELA JEAN SNYDER — Pam — Basketball 1,2, Class Council Sec. 1, Treas. 2. CHARLES SPALLINO — Charlie GARY SOLOMON — Sol — Baseball 1,2,3,4, Kev Club 4, Intramurals 3,4. MARY BRUYN SOUTHWORTH — Polly, South — AFS 1,2,3, Tennis 3,4, Field Hockey 2,3, Captain 4, Keyettes 2, Wood Shop Club 4, Lead- ers Club 3,4. DAVID JOSEPH STEIN — Wrestling 2,3, Soccer 3. JODY BETH STEINMAN — Keyettes 2,3, Ecology Club 1, MASACK- SIC Business Staff 2. SUSAN STEPHAN — Sue — Ski Club 1, Keyettes 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, AFS 4, NHS 3,4, Brigadoon 1, Kiss Me Kate 2. SUSAN. ANDREWS STEWART — Sue, Sassy — Basketball 1, Drill Team 2,3, Captain 4, AFS 3,4, Exchange Student to Africa 4, NHS 4, Wood Shop Club 4, Ski Team 2. BRADFORD BURTON STOLER — Sammy — German Club 1,2,3,4, Ecology Club 3,4, Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4. LAWRENCE WILLIAM STONE — Larry ANDREW LEON ST. PIERRE — Andv, Saint JOHN PATRICK SULLIVAN — Che Jr. JOSEPH TIMOTHY SWEENEY — Joe, Sizzler. RACHAEL JANE SWIRSKY — AFS 3,4, Business Club 3, Spanish Club 4, Seminar Day 4, Intramurals 4. — T — ERNEST EUGENE TADDEI - Ernie - Football 1,2,3, Capt, 4, Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Class Council 1,2,3,4, NHS 4, Mass. Boys State 3, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Leaders Club 2,3,4. BARBARA RENEE TAYLOR — Orchestra 1,2,3,4. MOLLIE CLAIRE THOMAS — Keyettes 2, Pres. 3, Treasurer 4, JET JOTTER 3, News Ed. 4, Drill Team 2,3,4, Pops Concert 2,3, Seminar Day 3, Chrm4, AFS Smorgasbord 3,4, Kiss Me Kate 2 SHAP4 JOSEPH THOMPSON — Joe KAREN R. TOBER — Class Council 1,2,3, Drill Team 3,4, Keyettes 2 Cheerleading 1, NHS 4, ACT 2,3. LYN NORMA TOBER — Keyettes 2, Archeology Club 2, AFS 2, Ski Club 2, Indian Exchange 3, MASACKSIC4. LAURA JEAN TOURVILLE — Future Nurses 2,3, Guidance Aide 2,3, AIC Exchange Student 4. — U — ROY HOWARD URDANOFF — Urd — Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Track 1, 2,3,4, Intramurals 4, Key Club 3,4, NHS 4, Math Team 3,4. — V — WESLEY DAKIN VAN DE WATER — Turk, Luke — Hockey 1,2,3, Capt. 4, Lacrosse 1,2, Jesters 1,2,3,4, Ecology Club 3. JEFFREY PAUL VECCHIARELLI — Jeff, Vech EVA-MARIE ELEANOR VEITENHEIMER — Eva — Guidance Aid 2, Track 2, Swim Team 3. CARLA JANE VERRILLI — French Club 1, Guidance Aide 2, AFS 3,4. W — ■Walh Soccer 1,2,4. STEPHAN ROY WALBRIDGE BARBARA WARREN. JAMES EARL WARREN — Jim — Football 2,3, Wrestling 2. JOHN WARREN — JET JOTTER 3,4, German Club 1,2,3. LAUREN ROSE WEBLER — Laurie — Ski Club 1, Outing Club 1, Keyettes 2,3, Band 1,2,3,4, Ski Team 3,4, Orchestra 4, Future Teachers 4. ' KAREN BARBARA WEGIEL — Wiggles — Class Council Vice Presi- dent 1, Student Council 1, Class Council 2, Cheerleading 3,4, NHS 3,4, Student Advisory Committee 3, Intramurals 3. IVAN NEWELL WEINSTEIN — JET JOTTER 3, Managing Ed. 4, Orchestra 1,2,3,4, School Committee Advisory Board 4, Musicals 1,2,3, Velveteen Rabbit 3, Math Team 3,4, French Club 2,3, NHS 3,4, Epi- rean Society 4. WENDY LEIGH WEISEND — Wendell — Lyrics 2,3,4, Brigadoon 1, La Gioconda 1, Kiss Me Kate 2, Music Man 4, Velveteen Rabbit 3, District 2,3,4, All State 2,3,4, All Eastern 3, Pops Concert 4, Honors Chorus 2,3,4, MASACKSIC 2,3, Ed.-In-Chief 4, AFS 2.3.4. NHS 3,4, Class Council 4, Drill Team 2, French Cub 2, Usherette — Class 1973. DAVID MICHAEL WELCH — Welchy — Key Club 2,3, Treasurer 4, Soccer 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1, Lacrosse 2,3,4 ' , NHS 3,4, Leaders Club 3. ELIZABETH ANNE WELSH — Liz — Drill Team 2,3,4, Cheerleading 2,3.4, MASACKSIC 2,3,4, Velveteen Rabbit 3. EILEEN WHELAN — Girls Concert Chorus 1,2,3, La Gioconda 1, Drama Club 2, Business Club 3,4, ScienceFiction Club 4. ANDREW WHITE — Andv — French Club 2, Ski Club 2. MASACK- SIC Business Staff 3. Tennis 1,2,3, Soccer 1.2. SHEILA WILLIAMS — Ski Club 1, French Club 2, Ecology Club 3.4, Debate Team 3,4, Environmental Problems Club 3,4, McGovern Cam- paign 3, Science Fiction Club 4. DEBORAH ANN WINGARD — Debbie, Bugs — Ecology Club 1.2. French Clubl, 2,3,4, Spanish Club 1,2,3, Keyettes 2, Vice President 3.4, MASACKSIC 3, Seniors Ed. 4, NHS 3,4, Drama Club 1,2,3,4. MAKONNEN WOLDEAB — Mac — AFS Exchange Student 4, Key Club 4, JET JOTTER 4, NHS 4. DANIEL WOLF — Dan — Entered LHS 3, Math Club 3,4. NHS 4. JANET WOODMAN — Track 1, Office Aide 2, Daisy-Weeds 4. WILLIAM WOODS JR. — Bill. JANIS WORTH — Bozo — Future Teachers 1, Outing Club 4 — Y — KRISTINE ANNE YACOVONE — Vac — Class Council 1.2.3.4. Sec- retary 1, NHS 3,4, AFS 1,2,4, Cheerleading 2,3.4, Drill Team 2. Sports Night 1, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Honors Chorus 2,3,4, District Chorus 4. Lyrics 3,4, Girls Concert Chorus 1,2, Brigadoon 1. Leaders Club 3.4, La Gioconda 1, Velveteen Rabbit 3, Music Man 4. MASACKSIC activities Ed. 4, Daisy-Weeds 4. Pops Concert 4. Joint Committee 1 CRAIG YERKES — Entered LHS 3, Ski Team Mgr 4 GEORGE RANDALL YERRALL IV — Class Council 2,3,4, Class Vice President3, Joint Committee 3, Student Council 2, Baseball 1. Basket- ball 1,2,3,4, Tennis 2,3,4, JET JOTTER 2,3.4. NHS 3.4. Leaders Club 3, Usher 3. DAVID H.YOUNG III. MAUREEN YOUNG. BRUCE ZIMMERMAN — Zanej Drama Club 3,4, Basketball 3.4 ROBIN SUE ZUNDELL — Rob — Club 2. Student Hostesses 2. NHS 4 — Entered LHS 3, Art Club 3,4, M S CKS1C3. Seniors Ed |. Pep Are you putting me on? k - M m : • •« =— m _ 185 ■ U . v: . ' . .SVx.. - - H . {k IGnC SfJK i ■ • ' 4 ' vUHi. Sta SKr li— id Insurance From C, C, S Puts The Ice On Your Worries 95 State Street CHASE, CLARK AND STEWART INSURANCE EARL ' S WALLPAPER AND PAINT 1225 Sumner Ave. Springfield, Mass. GET PLASTERED AT EARL ' S R5 MM — . A . — -V 1 i}« IMfflJBXCK UP EVERY WOl y PHILRIN STENOGRAPHIC SCHOOL 77 Maple Street, Springfield A. O. 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Us This kid must be the most unpopular kid in the Freshman Class. I spent the last three classes asking kids who he was and nobody knew. ' ' These guys are really crazy when they ' re mad: Wendy sings and Linda speaks French! Should Laurie be bleed out? This quote idea stinks — nobody ever says anything good. Freshmen are such jerks! In two homerooms, there are only three who want to buy the Yearbook. McKenna lost the whole role of ad pictures? Kick him off ' Doing this ad section is the biggest pain of my life! There ' s no way we can have gymnastics pictures in this deadline — the team hasn ' t even been picked! I tried out for Masacksic because 1 wanted to work on the yearbook, but so far, I haven ' t done a thing — the editors do all the work. Oh, Geez! How am I supposed to tell if this is Rich- ard or Alan Cohen? They ' re identical twins! Snow days are a fantastic gift, but they can sure screw up the Activities section. If this club won ' t stay to get their picture taken, I guess we won ' t put them in. There re too many jokers on this staff just for college brown- ie points. 214 2fi JH ' B I I B I B Hi Hi Hi iii U I I 9 S B B B Hi HUH Hi ill I ■ BilKS Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi I IB B SI Hi iH Hi iii ill Hi u i; B fi B 1 S B L w mm ■ Steve Barry: Photograph) r - — .- . ! Ill ' KM i a p(ip The yearbook used to be super-prestigious. What happened? How do you expect me to draw Peter ' s pictures if he doesn ' t give them to me? Jim Duclos has been in the Year- book so many times, I ' m surprised his head tits in his helmet. Steve, you can ' t take can- dids of only pretty girls. I can ' t stand bossing people around. I like the creative power of being editor-in-chief, but not the power over people. Mike! Neal! Help! Faeult is a riot, but some teachers might be offended. Robin and I can honestly say we know every- one in the senior class. The name of this publication should be Masocistic ! I never talk to Harry and Bill. They ' re so responsible it ' s unreal! A record — what a dynamite idea! . . . Pica . . . Cropper . . . Layout . . . Deadline . . . Copy . . . Print . . . Proof — . . . Editor . . . Brooks . . . 3-R . . . Ladder Diagram . . . Hausamann . . . Informals . . . All-Nighter . . . Grease Pencil . . . Arrgh. When the proofs first come back, it ' s such a trip! You tel the publisher to put this picture here and fit that copy there. And it comes back just like you said! — If you ' re lucky. . . . 4-point bold ruled line . . . flush left . . . trapped white space. I don ' t see any reason we can ' t have a centerfold. I wish color Wasn ' t so damned expensive. such a trip: 1 on tell JoApn Karelitz. Sue Jacobs: Ads Staff: H. Brown, R Coburn. I) Peck. I Fogglc, I) D ' A.uostino. | Koin. K Currier, I ' Creenlierj! (Circulation Miiyr. ). Lori Stover, ( Missing: L n Tober, K Silverman, ( ' . I .uuuhman i .Mb 1 I 4 I . . . with their help. thanks Brooks Johnson — Photographer Mel Grant — Faculty Advisor 216 Erwin Hausaman — Photographer ; ' 1 JW- ' - - 1 1  ' . ■ Bug ■ r ■ „ '