Longmeadow High School - Masacksic Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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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

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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.

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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