Longmeadow High School - Masacksic Yearbook (Longmeadow, MA)

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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

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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

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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