Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts - Mohawk Yearbook (North Adams, MA)

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I . . 1 i I Contents Dedication President's Message Faculty Seniors Memory Underclassmen Activities Sports Candids lass Advertisements 196 Dedication GEGRGE JARCK The Class of 1962 is proud to dedicate Lux Esto Vera to our class advisor, George Jarck. We realize that the position of a class advisor is a difticult one and we vvant to thank him tor the assistance he has given us during these past tour years. To him we ex- tend our sincerest wishes for a happy and successful future. Q QE? M T a .xN?Ey!5g9 ,lggeanrtzvevzffqy6?524Qczn6Qznv .x :W ffl Xugmegi STATE COLLEGE AT NORTH ADAMS . '! 'r hffsf A - 'VU VE 4- . WI t ' D. To the Class of 1962: Again the College opened with its record enrollment, and for the first time in its history reached a total of too students. You can be proud that you achieved this milestone in your senior year. The years immediately ahead present a tremendous challenge to all teachers on all levels. Not only are the nation's schools rapidly expanding to meet great increases in numbers,.but advances in teaching methods and techniques will also be forthcoming. You will be a part of these, and you must assume positions of leadership. I ask God to help you to do your work well in this challenge. Sincerely, Eugene L. Freel 'D 'ww LZUZJZW ALI M. ALLMAKER ROBERT BARDEN physics lab for Juniors profession Personified open-book exams distant accent funny stories German dishes Q-v f ' Fill in this map of the world from memory. dogs and rice-chicken chow-mein map proiections Kappa Delta Phi Annapolis man 'X drama workshop-overseer of aching thumbs X 5' and that sort of thing black Chevy convertible director emeritus Delta Psi Omega meticulous 'WT' Listen to this song and write it down! Grand Canyon Suite South Pacific The disc iockey haut bois ohh FREDERICK K. BRESSETTE x K 5 LOUIS S. CUCCINELLO field trips to Natural Bridge social calendar science methods physiology lab K. O. faculty sports enthusiast creative writing classes long bus rides Harbrace Guide likes to walk lrish Wit lv 'r if ' 1.15 i' T. I, Nj.. Q, 'F' k A AF r 5 f . KENNETH O. DAVIS NN-,,J THOMAS F. DUFFY DR. MAGDALEN EICHERT af It's been a good day, so vve'll close early sympathetic director ot training school no place for that in the classroom Be kind to children soft soothing voice The good lite DEAN ANDREW FLAGG Howard Johnson's artist Junior Arts and Crafts abstractor of talent Cape Cod tan art critic mobiles DR. ROBERT V. HAMILION GEORGE H. JARCK I All seniors must Pass T and M long Ed. psych. assignments break up into groups Freshman Testing clinic socials Stanford-Benei penthouse boy Garcia cigars Coach of our New England champs ideal of the Freshman girls our class advisor guidance quizzes prize paintings soccer dreams MAA budget ggi i :sf . t i V Teaching is a particular profession The lecture stand-the perfect crime This, in reality, is teaching Man with the 28 hour day new lesson plan forms junior methods 2197 All reserve books must be in by 8:3O! head of book brigade faculty coffee maker Freshman's friend cheerful smile book critic DR. JOHN J. KOMOREK MARGARET Nl. LANOUE TQ- 6 DR. NATHAN LAVENDA IRIS O. LILLY ,f form unacceptable dust in the Iab weight-lifter 2 hour exams 'K Readings in Algebra new faculty member Is This right? double L N. A.'s example of a true scholar spirit ot Newman Club history term paper Since 1900 Ahem! i breeding ot the Drosophila blackboard mistakes keeper ot the bees long hours in lab ice skater EDMUND K. LUDDY CHRISTOPHER MARTIN JOHN T. MCNULTY AMES S. PIERCE 2 ll When lrish Eyes are Smiling Yearbook headaches speaker in demand Ren. and Ref. enthusiastic family man idealistic Pierce's piercing piercisms lvan lvanovich can do it Student Council finances Shoot the ducks down The O. R.'s due Monday P. Nl.-prime minister Little Nash Rambler Harvard frogs B. Nl. O. C. multiple-guess exams The Furries penthouse boy pipe-smoker author S - O - R . .Q N Zu' . '5 ff Diff? A I thought the picnic started at six. Get off your Greek curbstones! sophomore blacksmiths astronomy quizzes study notebooks Semon song Eureka! DR. HARRY G. SCHRICKEL DR. JOHN H. SEMON 'Qi 9.0 straightforward and to the point chemistry odors vivid examples proud father story teller researcher 1 'I NX . X First aid for Pre-med seniors Bonnie Pruden warm ups artificial respiration absentee slips VVRA play days quiet manner ahhh! DR. RICHARD A. SLEEMAN RUTH C. TANGLEY MARGARET M. TOOLE it's a 5 letter word beginning with 'g Read the N. Y. Times! European style West Pointers Irish consul 2.2 ROBERT R. WHEELER . 1 ' Q .z Q, Y N , ' Hg I A I O L 5 ' that's-one way of looking ar it Meanwhile, back at the castle! retreat to Vermont battered V. W. Bachelor Beowulf 1:27 E? DORMITORY MOTHERS Mrs. Michaels Mrs. Farmer if OFFICE STAFF Miss Shays Mr. McFarland Mrs. Reed Mrs. Russett I .rw ix: arf- O' - 'Y' nun Q MARK HOPKINS TRAINING SCHOOL - -..f x .S,, 35ii M -' All-'QS-.f:f:i 1 MRS. BARRY: PRINCIPAL QI' -:-1.-: L i- ' '-- I . k i ELEMENTARY TRAINING FACULTY Left To right: Miss Murray, Miss Dailey, Miss Stevenson, Miss Loftus, Miss Bovvn, Miss Prendergasi, Mrs. Calvi. 99-5 1:- 51 Y-I I I Il, JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY Left To riglwi: Dr. Toporovvski, Mr. Curran, Miss Crowley, Mr. Sullivan, Miss Chadnicky, Mr. Minardi fywzwffa. JUANITA BEILKE Glee Club i, 2, 3 Brigadoon 2 Student N.E.A. 4 Newman Club l W.R.A. l, 2, 3, 4 DAVID P. AUCOIN M.A.A. 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Newman Club 4 Worcester State College l, 2, 3 WILLIAM L. BOURDON Freshman Orientation Committee 1 J.V. Basketball 3 Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4 M.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 MARTHA LUN DB LAD BRESSETTE Current Events Club l, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 2 Secretary 3 Mortarboard Staff 1, 2 Honor Society 2, 3, A The Little Foxes 3 Harlequin Scenery Committee 1, 2, 3, 4 Delta Psi Omega i Yearbook Staff A P l LOUISE ANNE BUCALA W.R.A. l, 2, 3, A C.A. I, 2 Science Club 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Intercollegiate Basketball 3 Eastern Colleges Science Conference 3 Honor Society 3, 4 Yearbook Staff A MARGARET F. BUCKLEY Orientation Committee 2, 3, 4 Secretary 2 Dormitory Council 2 Harlequin 1 Sophomore Prom Committee 2 Glee Club I Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4 Publicity Director 3 Treasurer 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee 3 Yearbook Staff 4 W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Student N.E.A. 4 JOHN EDWARD CARROLL Baseball I Honor Society 3, 4 M.A.A. I, 3, 4 DONALD WILLIAM CLARK M,A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Freshman Orientation Committee 4 Glee Club I, 2, 4 Science Club I Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Kappa Delta Phi A FREDERICK WILLIAM CHALFONTE M.A.A. 'I, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Stunt Nigln 4 'fi JUDITH L. CWALINSKI Stunt Night 3 Freshman Orientation Committee 4 Intramural Basketball 1, 2 W.R.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4 Student N.E.A. A 1 , an 3 fy NANCY A. CURTIS W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Representative I, 2, 4 President 3 W.R.A. Conference 2, 3 N.E.T.P.A. Conference 3 Dormitory Council 3 Secretary 2 Current Events Club l Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council 3 Secretary 4 Student N.E.A. 3, 4 Mountain Day Committee 3 Intramural Sports I, 2, 4 Intercollegiate Basketball 3 P , PATRICIA G. DAVINE Glee Club I, 2, 3 Current Events Club I, 2 Taconah 2, 3 Assistant Editor 4 Christian Association 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Student N.E.A. 4 Harlequin I , I 27 LAWRENCE DeMARCO M.A.A. 3,4 Junior Varsity Basketball Coach 3 C 275' lf 'Zi' , . iv- ,, .- ' 5,5-1if'evem'r'f'Q'9 . T -Q, 'f . vt- V 24' ' ' . fx . 'Bw-., J -'-if At' a..,.- A.-. 1'- tf LOIS ELIZABETH DUCKWORTH Christian Association 1, 2, 3 President 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 -5 CAROLYN DORAN ELLIS W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Student N.E.A. 4 Freshman Halloween Dance I Newman Club 1 Intramural Sports 'I, 2, 3 Stunt Night 2, 3 Winter Carnival Queen 3 Junior-Senior Prom Court 3 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3 Freshman Orientation Comm. 3, 4 A DIANA P. FORWARD C.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 W.R.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Student N.E.A. 4 South Pacific 3 DORENE NORA GAMBA W.R.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Newman Club 3, 4 President 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Eastern Colleges Science Conference 3 Science Club 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Student Council 4 Eff ANN B. FREITAS Newman Club 2, 3, 4 Student N.E.A. 4 W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 f'9 Sophomore Prom Committee 2 South Pacific 3 Winter Carnival Court 3 PHILIP KEVIN GIROUX B.U. Junior College 1, 2 Soccer 2, 3 Stunt Night 2 Freshman Orientation Committee Treasurer 3 Vice President Junior Class M.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Q Junior Representative 3 Winter Carnival Chairman 3 President Student Council 4 New York Conference 3 Westfield Conference 4 GRETA M. GOTZENS Intramural Sports l, 2 Newman Club 1, 2, 3 W.R.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Queen's Court, Winter Carnival 3 Sophomore Prom Committee 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Editor-in-Chief 4 Student Council 4 Student Government Conference Freshman Orientation Committee Winter Carnival Committee 3 Permanent Class Secretary GWENDOLYN JOYCE GOLEC Honor Society 4 W.R.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Student N.E.A. 3, 4 4 3,4 LINDA JEAN HENRICKSON Honor Society 2, 3, A Student N.E.A. A W.R.A. I, 2, 3, 4 DAVID ALBERT HARRIS Stunt Night 3 Current Events Club 3, A Yearbook Staff 4 M.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Y ELLEN HUDON W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 'R flip V il' X JEAN MARY KENT Dance Committees l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3 Vice President 4 Harlequin l, 2, 3, 4 r Secretary-Treasu er 3, 4 11 1 Delta Psi Omega' Brigadoon 2 South Pacific 3 n 3, The Little Foxes 3 Christmas Play 2, 3, 4 Stunt Night 3 Newman Night 3 Newman Club l, 2, Yearbook Staff 4 W.R.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3, 4 3 Freshman Orientation Committee 3, 4 Student Council Vice President 4 Student N.E.A. 3, 4 Intramural Sports 'l, 2 New York Conference 4 es , Q '. 51,-'--Qs ERIC KARL JORGENSEN Bookstore 2, 3, 4 Class President 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 M.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Student Government Conference 3 Stunt Night 3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee 3 CAROL ANN KERESZTES College of Mount Saint Vincent on the Hudson Newman Club 3, 4 W.R.A. 3, 4 M. DOROTHY ANNE KIRKPATRICK Harlequin l, 2, 3 Vice President 3 Glee Club I, 2, 3 Vice President 3 Delta Psi Omega 3, 4 Newman Club 1, 2 Student N.E.A. 3, 4 Mortarboard l, 2 Assistant Editor 2 Taconah 3, 4 Assistant Editor 4 Jr. Class Public Relations Honor Society 4 PATRICIA JANE KUSEK W.R.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Class Representative 4 Student N.E.A. 4 Dormitory Council 3, 4 Treasurer 3, 4 Newman Club 4 Sophomore Prom Committee 2 W.R. NICOLETTA KOUTSONECOLIS Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Student N.E.A. 4 A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Mews- s ' -'ef v' Mega-1 yi ' 5 Qzafrfrgivg-iam, 5 1 ig gf' wfx, 3: . 4 5 + 0, Q 'Sb 34 WILLIAM ALFRED LASHER Christian Association 1, 2, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Stunt Night l, 3 Winter Carnival Committee 3 Radio Club Secretary l, 2, 3 M.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Halloween Dance Committee I JUDITH A. LEAHEY W.R.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Conferences 2, 3 Cheerleading l Honor Society 2, 3, 4 President 4 Junior Class Secretary 3 Senior Class Vice President 4 Student N.E.A. 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Associate Editor 4 Newman Club 3 Executive Board 4 New York Conference 3 Boston Conference 4 Winter Carnival Committee 3 Freshman Orientation Committee 2 Student Council 4 CHESTER HARVEY LeSTAGE South Pacific 3 Stunt Night 3 Intramural Sports 2 SANDRA MARTINELLI Cheerleading I w.R.A. 1, 2, 3 Treasurer 2 Vice President 3 sfudem N.E.A. 3, 4 Vice President 4 Class Secretary 4 GALEB MAHER Science Club 2, 3, 4 Eastern Colleges Science Conference 3 M.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 1? b2?2'f ' ' gif? 3' gm., A sg, -.1,,.. ,, . CAROLE ANN MCFARLANE Intramural Basketball l Newman Club l, 2, 3, 4 Harlequin 1, 2 W.R.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Freshman Orientation Committee 4 Dance Committees 'I, 2, 3 Sophomore Prom Queen Dorm Council 4 Student N.E.A. 4 Social Calendar Committee 2, 3 Glee Club 1, 2 South Pacific 3 Stunt Night 1, 2 A -if , . . 'I' i'ie5f'fxn+, , fry m'2'i', '3f2QiIW Ig' I5 .JV EUGENE T. O'BRIEN Baseball I, 2, 4 M.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball I, 2 Sophomore Class President Student Council 2 Sophomore Prom Committee 2 Winter Carnival Committee 2 Yearbook Staff 4 GEORGE J. PELLERIN, JR. Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 M.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3 GERALDINE JUDITH PEREIRA Harlequin I Glee Club I Newman Club I, 2, 3 Secretary 2 Treasurer 3 Sophomore Prom Committee 2 QW? , Halloween Dance Committee 'I ' Freshman Orientation Comm. 2, 3, 4 Winter Carnival Committee 3 South Pacific 3 W.R.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Student N.E.A. 4 HAROLD PILIGIAN M.A.A. 3, A A.I.C. l, 2 WARREN B. REYNOLDS, JR. M.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Representative 4 Baseball Manager 3, 4 Freshman Orientation Comm. 2 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4 Halloween Dance Committee l Sophomore Prom Committee 2 MARY LOU ISE RAPOZA Class Secretary l Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4 Captain A Glee Club I, 2, 3 Newman Club l, 2, 3 Harlequin I, 3 Stunt Night l W.R.A. I, 2, 3, 4 South Pacitic '3 Student N.E.A. 4 Current Events Club l Freshman Orientation Comm. 2, 3 Dance Committees 2, 3 Intramural Sports illll' - ,N ,. 1.1 i5'1.7'Q :rr-L, V , , lig t. 52 'L NANCY JANE ROSS Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Canterbury Club 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Public Relations 4 Christian Association 1, 2, 3 W.R.A. i, 2, 3, 4 Dormitory Vice-President 3 South Pacific 3 Harlequin 4 LOUIS J. SIEGEL Soccer 2, 3 Brigadoon 2 FRANCES ELIZABETH SMITH W.R.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Halloween Dance 1 Y' Freshman Orientation 2, 3 Chairman Junior-Senior Prom 3 Senior Class Public Relations Stunt Night 1, 2 Mi. CYNTHIA MA C.A. 2 Glee Club 2, 3 Taconah Staff 3 Student N.E.A, 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 4 W.R.A. 2, 3, 4 Simmons College RUTH JOY SMITH Glee Club I Class Treasurer 2 Winter Carnival Committe Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 3 C.A. T, 2, 3, Secretary 3 W.R.A. l, 2, 3, 4 N.E.T.P.A. Delegate 4 Dormitory Council 'l, 3 Student N.E.A. 4 'K mm, Au, M MARCIA STEVENS New York Conference 2 Glee Club 2, 3 C.A. 2 Student N.E.A. 4 Yearbook Staff 4 D H Tw.. 'K F A s ONNA LEE SWEENEY Halloween Dance l Junior-Senior Prom Court 'l Newman Club l Stunt Night 'l, 2 Glee Club l, 2 Science Club 3, 4 Public Relations 3 arlequin 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Delta Psi Omega 2, 3, 4 Brigadoon 2 Death Takes a Holiday 2 Christmas Play I, 3, 4 reshman Orientation Committee 2 3 4 tudent N.E.A. 4 Honor Society 4 W.R.A. 'l, 2, 3, 4 J CYNTHIA SUSAN TALBOT W.R.A. 2, 3, 4 Student N.E.A. 4 Student Council 4 Dormitory President 4 Christian Association 2, 3, 4 Vice President 3, 4 Worcester Junior College 1, 2 lntramural Sports l, 2 unior-Senior Prom Committee 3 DOROTHY THOMPSON Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Harlequin 4 Student N.E.A. 3, 4 The Little Foxes 3 W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 1-v Y ARNOLD JOSEPH VAYO Current Events Club 3, 4 Student N.E.A. 4 Worcester Junior College 1, 2 l MARY ANN MICHELE WALSH W.R.A. l, 2, 3, 4 Representative 1 Newman Club I Class Treasurer 3, 4 Student N.E.A. 3, 4 Freshman Orientation Committee 3, 4 Stunt Night 2 Winter Carnival Committee 3 Jr.-Sr. Prom Court 3 Science Fair Committee 2 Winter Carnival Queen 4 CATHERINE Nl. WHITE New York Conference 4 Jr.-Sr. Prom Court I Honor Society 2, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3 Vice President 4 Student Council 3, 4 Treas, 4 Assistant Treasurer 3 W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Newman Club I, 2, 3, 4 Public Relations 2 N.E.T.P.A. Conference 3 Science Conference 2 Science Club 2, 3, 4 Publicity 2 Vice President 3 Freshman Orientation Comm. 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Dance Committees 2, 3 Parent's Day Weekend Co-Chairman 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Student N.E.A. 3, 4 KATHERINE ELIZABETH ZYCH Stunt Night I Glee Club I, 2, 3 Freshman Orientation Committee 4 Dormitory Council 3 Secretary 3 W.R.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Intramurals I, 2, 3 Student N.E.A. FRANCIS H. BISSAILLON VIRGINIA LEE CAIRD Baseball I Faculty Play 4 SOCCSI' 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 4 Captain 4 W.R.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 2, 3, 4 President 3 Harlequin l, 2, 3, 4 Delta Psi Omega 2, 3, 4 Spring Play I, 2, 3, 4 Musical 2, 3 Student Council 3 Newman Club l, 2, 3, 4 Taconah 3 MRS. VERONICA GLEASON CleGATEGNO Yearbook 4 Winter Carnival 3 W-R-A lf 21 31 4 M'A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Student N.E.A. 4 Basketball Assistant Manager 4 Cllffenl Events Club lf 2 Science Club I, 2 Glee Club I, 2 The Little Foxes 3 MALCOLM B. ERVING WILLIAM FRANCIS KERNAHAN M.A.A. 4 M.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Plymouth Teachers College l, 2, 3 CHARLES LeCLAlR M.A.A. 1, 2, , Baseball 'l, 2, 3, A DONALD ZITER Baseball 3, 4 M.A.A. 2, 3, 4 President 4 Student Council 4 Basketball I Baseball 3 Harlequin 1 PATTI JO MARCHIO MOREY 3 4 w.R.A. I, 2, 3, 4 President 3 Student Council 3 Harlequin I, 2 Freshman Orientation Comm. 2, 3 Social Calendar Comm. 2, 3 Winter Carnival 3 Alter Natus l Intramural Sports 'l, 2, 3 Christian Association 'l, 2 Yearbook Staff 4 Student N.E.A. 4 SFX. I ,. 1 1' fl f 'n. -E-. .'7 Mg.. J' . ,. ff 1 , r ff ...nl . f' ' I -1 Our Advisor: Mr. George Jarck We Q Q SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mary Ann Walsh Sandy Martinelli Judy Leahey TREASURER SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT Eric Jorgensen Lou Siegel PRESIDENT PUBLIC RELATIONS I n Memoriam JOAN GOODWIN CHEESBRO Born: February 8, 1941 Died: February 7, 1961 And fairer she, but how soon ro die! Her quiet dreams of life this hour may cease. Her peaceful being slowly passes by To some more perfect peace. Alfred Lord Tennyson Class History of 1962 It was September of 1958, and The Class of T962 first convened at Orientation Weekend under the sur- veillance of watchful upperclassmen. We donned the traditional beanies-the first class in the history of the School to wear them. Remember Peggy Nealon CST. Pierrel as Queen of Freshman Reception? Classes started and we began to adiust ourselves to hour lectures, speech class, art and music lessons, hour exams, and for the first terrifying time, final exams! With blood, sweat, Tears, and burning the midnight oil, we toiled through courses. Times weren'T all bad though. Mr. Patashnick delighted in mortifying Miss 36-24-36, and field trips to Natural Bridge, The Bird Sanctuary, and Mt. Hope Farm proved to be interesting diversions. There was only one school building in those days, and we spent many long hours in the old Koffee Korner, which served just as adequately as bookstore and card room. Lots of The girls spent their free time in the locker room sitting on pillows around The couch listening to Kathy Jamros, or finding 'Sandy Martinelli badly bitten by the Tsetse Fly fred spots from Jean Kent's art box.J Our Dorm girls reluctantly started living their first year on the second floor of Taconic Hall. Raven's Riders organized under the leadership of Spirited Buddy Pellerin. We had a mind of our own and displayed our un- concern by sitting on the floor in the corridors. Our first project on our own was the Halloween Dance. Under the able direction of Class Officers Bernie Ander- son, Bill Miller, Mary Lou Rapoza, and Sharon Fressola, we put on a respectable show-spaghetti hangers especially Talented. At the end of this year we looked ahead to three more years of hard study and wondered when it would ever end. 46 Back to classes a few weeks late and minus some friends of Freshman year, we heard the Welcoming Speech by Dr. Freel on the front lawn of the Adminis- tration Building, since our new auditorium was not com- pleted. The SM section came into being, and science classes were held in Hoosac Hall. We braved the lad- ders and workmen while going to class. Watch out for those cement blocks and be careful of falling buckets! Construction has its good points though: we had no gym classes and no library Ksoblj Physical science classes, the bane of Sophomore year, often meant moving supplies to the new building. CHow do you write a lab. report on that?J The SM chemistry class did not study nuclear chemistry because it wasn't too important anyway. They did manage to tour the labs of the Breck Hair Co. in Springfield though! With no library, the required U.S. History wasn't too bad. And who can forget English Lit. with Beowulf? To top the year off, we were first introduced to psychology. Class officers Gene O'Brien, Doug Chamberlain, Jo- annie Goodwin, and Ruth Smith spearheaded the Soph- omore Prom held at the Dalton American Legion Home. Little Lulu was our pride and ioy in the snow sculptur- ing contest for Winter Carnival Weekend. That was a beautiful Christmas tree that our Class' dorm girls put up in Taconic Hall foyer. Where did Nancy Curtis ever find such a tree? This year was another landmark, also, when Harlequin and Glee Club combined efforts to put on Brigadoon, the first musical ever produced at the College. The hard work which went into this presentation was very evident to Those who SGW The final product. The end of the year saw the completion of Hoosac Hall with a beautiful auditorium, sharp gym, and handy card room, the new cafeteria was like heaven. When finals were over, we realized that we were half done. Summers are always too short, and we returned to find our schedules crammed with methods courses. While the secondary juniors toiled witf lesson plans and curriculum classes, the elementary majors actually taught a few lessons at Mark Hopkins. The SM section has lived through 4 hours of physics only to find themselves faced with advanced courses with 3 hour lab periods, in which they learned to plug in zee values. Advanced chemistry proceeded well, with breaks evenly spaced between periods of intense labor. Elementary majors astounded us with their creative ability in arts and crafts. Meanwhile, English and social study majors tackled Modern Europe, Shakespeare, In- ternational Relations, American Lit., and Classics. And who said junior year was easy! This is the year we were finally allowed to get THE status symbol, our class rings, the first to read NORTH ADAMS STATE COLLEGE. ln addition to all our study- ing, the junior class, we discovered, is responsible for several social functions. Under the leadership of Eric Jorgensen, Kevin Giroux, Judy Leahey, Mary Ann Walsh, and Dorothy Kirkpatrick, we sponsored Winter Carnival Weekend. Despite the inclement weather, the programs were a success, and Queen Carolyn Doran reigned supreme. Our congratulations to the commit- tees! One of the greatest efforts of our class, especially, went into the College's second musical production, South Pacific. With our own Nancy Ross as female lead and Doug Hunniken as male lead, how could we miss getting such terrific reviews? The all-important Junior-Senior Prom, held at the Dalton American Legion Home, was met with an enthusiastic response. With this heavy schedule, how did we ever find time to enjoy the sun at Fish Pond? The first annual SM picnic, an all day affair at Mausert's, was the envy of the rest of us. Sherwood Inn was the scene of many joyous parties following basketball games-and what a team we had that year! When we were instructed by Dr. Freel to invest the Seniors with their caps and gowns, we realized that our last year was almost upon us. Where, oh where, are the Stately Seniors? Hey! They mean us! lt's impossible to believe, but true, and the first training group goes down to Mark Hopkins. Squeals of I taught my first lesson greet us in the cafeteria. While sneakered, non-training seniors, who are seemingly majoring in cafeteria, decry the academic work load, the practically course-free training seniors complain of uncomfortable heels and ties. And so it goes both semesters. On the whole, we can relax from putting on social events and enjoy the functions as guests of under- classmen. We will never forget the efforts of the fresh- men with their Halloween Dance, the sophomores and their impressive Sleepy Lagoon, the juniors and their well-managed Winter Carnival, and most of all their Junior-Senior Prom. And what do we do in our spare time? Look for jobs, of course. Some, however, are pinning their hopes on graduate study and delve into university catalogues. We can be found nosing around room ll checking envelopes, or writing letters of application and having interviews. With solemnity, we receive our caps and gowns from the juniors. This marks the beginning of the end for us. With finals over, we enjoy the Junior-Senior Prom and the Senior Banquet, though somewhat reluc- tant to realize that we will soon be leaving our friends of four years. The climax of our college days comes on June 10th, the long awaited day when we receive our diplomas. Nervous, excited, exultant, and sad- dened, we participate in the Graduation Day cere- monies. We leave North Adams State College nostalgic with memories that will remain with us for the years to come. 47 Ye Old Lessone Planne C1962 Stylej Name of Lesson: Students say the darndest things! Aim of Lesson: To produce for public inspection the choicest answers given during the tour years that said class has attended N.A.S.C. Facts and Knowledges: 1. During the years 1958-1962 a particularly bright and responsive class has wended its way through these halls of ivy. 2. This class, when called upon for answers, has always managed to come up with something appropriate, if not exactly pertinent to the situation. Skills and Abilities: 1. Skill in evading the issues. 2. Ability to smile even when caught without the answers. Teacher Activity Dr. Simon: Miss Kent? Mrs. Bressette: Well, Dorothy, are you all set for final exams? Mr. Luddy: l hope you're getting some- thing out of the Classics course, Mrs. Bressette. Miss Toole: - so, Carolyn, if you took down from the library shelf a copy of Tom Jones, the story of a toundling, what would you do? Mr. Barden: How can you expect to study with that bright shirt on? Mr. Davis: Can anyone explain mitosis? Teacher lpassing by in hallj: Mrs. de- Gategno, don't forget the TB test to- morrow. Conclusion: From these halls passes th membered as a kind of wits of a sort . . Pupil Activity Miss Kent: Cbatting ye eyelashesi Oh, don't look at me like that, Dr. Semon! Mrs. Thompson: l sure am. l've bought three new pairs of bermudas and sharpened all my pencils. Mrs. Bressette: Why, yes, Mr. Luddy. I'm getting a headache. Mrs. Ellis: Miss Toole, l'd put it right back on the shelf where it belonged. Mr. Piligian: You should see my pa- iamas. Galen Davis: My toesis what's in my shoesis. Mrs. deGategno: Oh, 'no-not another test! e class of 1962, who will certainly be re- Martha Bressette Q02 Wfwfmfa 772 we 'K' L K ul. '- f I fl ,ffm-X , .V -'fe 5364 f l i 'J-f: 'lll!I 'L r Tfwon M' Lf: Han fy 0 M UXZ, ikrbllmxliuuh-u.0 Pf6Sld6Hl,S Hang 'Nw WYZXQAIAL. -cf vw-W'x 'x giiifuvf wig A WM!-1+ 1' College Hall 110050 C flall 5 5- 3 Junior Class PRESIDENT-VV. Osfrander SECRETARY-C. Mazza VICE PRES.-D. Hathaway TREASURER-B. Silk ! E fl i 0 A I5 L- 4 Sophomore Class PRESIDENT-B. Morandi SECRETARY-L. Chase VICE PRES.-M. Duffy TREASURER-D. Giusti qv Freshman Class PRESIDENT-R. Gentile SECRETARY-B. Walsh VICE PRESIDENT-R. Emerson TREASURER-C. Seymour I7 L f 7 l f QXWZWZKLQ Z' ' ' 'W' ' S' ,,, X , 5:53-i -, 'fii'3f'f' ' Eli-23 I ...'-...JI E1-H.. 1 , . lf N' rfliwx Staff of 1962 6CLu,x Esta Verag' EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Greta Gotzens ASSISTANT EDITOR SSS.SSS .4.....S J udith Leahey LITERARY CO-EDITORS .E as ART EDITOR EEEEE CANDID CO-EDITORS EEEE STUDENT-FACULTY INFORMATION L SPORTS CO-EDITORS E so E E, BUSINESS MANAGER Margaret Buckley Dorene Gamba Marcia Stevens Martha Bressette David I-Iarris Eric Jorgensen William Lasher Catherine White Louise Bucala Nancy .Curtis Carole McFarlane Francis Bissaillon Eugene O'Brien Jean Kent Afi- rf 'V ANY STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT-K. Giroux TREASURER-C. White SECRETARY-N. Curtis ASST. TREAS.-J. Sanlacroce PUBLIC RELATIONS-J. Ken? . ' ' 1 3 .L-,. - nina f DORMITORY COUNCIL PRESIDENT-C. Talbot VICE PRES-M. Sivvik SECRETARY-F. Tilly TREASURER-P. Kusek SOCIAL CHAIRMAN-C. McFarlane 'v v v , , HARLEQUIN PRESIDENT-J. Cahalan SEC.-TREAS.-D. Sweeney VICE PRESIDENTWE. Pierce FACULTY ADVISOR-Mr. F. Bresseffe 7 . ' ' W 4 ' 7' - J I . D . DELTA PSI OMEGA CAST PRESIDENTAJ. Cahalan SEC.-TREAS.-J. Kent CAST DIRECTOR-Mr. F. Bressette fm., i 1' F14 Y , -L UL, 1-an 55. f -- -x. A WN 4' ' ' f . 77- GLEE CLUB PRESIDENT-C. Harrington 5EC.-TREA5.-A, Wynn VICE PRES.--L Kem PUBLIC RELATIONS-B. Steady 'ii 1' FRESHMAN ORIENTATION CHAIRMAN-S. Donovan SECRETARY-B. Silk TREASURER-K. White . 1' 'I I - .ax K l I Q 1 I fa 1 I E 2 o, . Y I I r N.: JY, 5 ? r:. Q ily' all , . -1 ' K Y- v' -1 bkwxik .:-1914. Jf':ff'.- 1. s '- ' It . VV.R.A. OFFICERS MAA. OFFICERS PRES.-M. Tlsclale PRESIDENT-D. Ziler VICE PRES.-K. Paulsen VICE PRES.-VV.MiTcI1elI SECRETARY-J. Pafaslwnick SECRETARY-R. Jennings , Ar ,- .Jf TREASURER-J. Brignolo TREASURER-VV. Ostrander -Q A I . 1 I - .ee .' .4f. I .yr .- L ,. TACONAH EDITOReC. Mazza ASST. EDITOR-R. Brazeau ,xp -1441 F6 ' 'r ,v i. - CURRENT EVENTS CLUB PRESIDENT-B, Fryg SECRETARY-B. Parmemer VICE PRES.-D. Haflqaway PUBLIC RELATIONS-M. Bresseffe ADVISOR-A. S. Pierce FRANK FULLER MURDOCK HONOR SOCIETY PRESIDENT-J. Leahey SEC.-TREASfJ. Cahalan VICE PRES.mK.VVhi1e STEERING COMM.-N. Ross ADVISORS-Dr. J. Semon Mr. E. K. Luddy NEWMAN CLUB PRESIDENT-D. Gamba SECRETARY-C. Mazza VICE PRES.-A. Russo TREASURER-M. Buckley PUBLIC RELATIONS-M. Masfon III :J D D IIIIKI SCIENCE CLUB PRESIDENT-R. Getty Cpro fempI SEC-TREAS.-L. Bucala VICE PRES.-R. Getty PUBLIC RELATIONS-E. Doborowski ADVISOR-Dr. J. Semon CANTERBURY CLUB PRESIDENT-E. Pierce PROGRAM CO-CI-IAIRMEN-A. Wynn SEC -TREAS.-N. Ross G. Harriman GE A lilly CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT-L, Duckwofm TREASURER-C. Harrington VICE PRES.-P, Qrosier PUBLIC RELATIONS-M. Bornak SECRETARY-R. Le-ab DEPUTATIONS CO-CHAIRMEN-R. Devine, J. MacGregor E 5 I Q ,f ..,, S 1 S TI .' C7 .J S 1' . A ,X 45? Y X X NR ,Q S.N.E.A. OFFICERS BOOKSTORE STAFF PRESlDENT-C, Taylor MANAGER-E. Jorgensen SECRETARY-S. Marfinelli W- Osfrander B. Belouin KAPPA DELTA PHI PRESIDENT-J. Spinazola TREASURER-R. Geier VTCE PRESIDENT-R. Mularsyzk PLEDGEMASTER-R.VVrigh1 SECRETARYAR. Goevvay ' 1 ,, L.,- 1 L bt, 2 ig 1 E f f 1 W if? w ,LQ H jp Jvc fl Rv. L Z5 7 fi WLM Soccer Team CAPTAIN Fran B.SSa.uOf. NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH NORTH ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS RECORD CASTLETON DAN BURY FITCHBURG CASTLETON WINDHAM JOHNSON KEENE ..,,.. WINDHAM ALBANY .... 66 ' ' 'HH TT J Soccer again provided excitement and pleasure to fans and players alike at North Adams in the fall of 1961. Workouts were under the able guidance of Coach George Jarck. A few returning veterans and a goodly number of fresh- men began the daily workouts. North Adams opened the season with a squad of nineteen of which eleven had to be on the field at all times. The size and the inexperience of the team were a handicap during the entire season. North Adams lost their first game to Castleton and six of their next eight, but a very definite improve- ment was noticed as the season progressed. They won two of their last three games. It was a fighting club. None of the opponents ever had more than two goals at the half, but force of numbers brought on fa- tigue and second half collapse. Everyone on the club gave his best but a few deserve mention. Ben Morandi, who led the scoring with five goals, Bill Mc- Neil, who set up many scores, also Roger Goodell, and Harold Williams who prevented many an opponent from scoring double figures. Coach Jarck deserves special mention for leading the club and for drawing out each pIayer's best. He assigned each player to his most effective position and was constantly urging them on. Only Captain Fran Bissaillon will be lost through graduation. If others return, and with a few freshmen, the team should show much improvement. IT 454' yblfy LD M15 ybilfy 33 IDAH'-5 I AHS Basketball Team L To R: Coach George Jarck, Frank Zoltek, George Fitzpatrick, Dave Aucoin, Joe Spinazola, Don Wilkinson, Paul Perachi, Dick Jennings, Bob Mularszyk, Tim Carroll, Jim Archey, Fran Bissaillon- Manager. CO-CAPTAINS: Jim Archey, Joe Spinazola Jim Archey Joe Spaiazola Dave Aucoin 1962 Basketball The T962 basketball team was led by co-captains Jim Archey and Joe Spinazola. The Mohawks were a well balanced club. They were a running ball club and they hustled from start to finish. The A-Z Trio composed of Archey, Carroll and Zoltek never let up on defense or offense. Perachi and Spinazola provided broad strength and were close in scoring punch. Coach Jarck worked long and hard with the individuals and molded them into a team. Always encouraging, always demanding the fighting spirit, Coach Jarck contributed immeasurably to the team's success. Nearly every game was a cliff hanger but the team showed its ability and courage by finishing with a 15-7 record. The team made the playoffs and beat Castleton in the seminfinals but lost to a big, hot shooting Gorham, Maine team in the finals for the Northern Division crown. Only Dave Aucoin will be lost through graduation so the outlook is bright for next year. Win or lose, they should be iust as exciting games. T962 RECORD Wins Against: Waterbury, Lovell, Fitchburg, Castleton, Albany, Keene, Salem, Willimantic, Westfield, Danbury, Berkshire Christian. Losses Against: Westfield, Windham, Willimantic, Danbury and Waterbury. SMU!! Dy? wx Am, 1962 Baseball Team COACHES: Don Ziter, Gene O'Brien FACULTY ADVISOR: Mr. T. Duffy 1 962 Baseball N. A. S. C.'s varsity baseball team under the able leadership of coaches Don Ziter and Gene O'Brien entered its fifth year of collegiate competition. Prospects for a winning season looked bright at the beginning of the year, especially in the pitching department with the return of veteran Tom Condron and the debut of hard throwing John Mozden. N. A. S. C. iumped off to a quick start with identical IO-8 wins over Danbury and Keene. The third game saw a strong Westfield team come in and clip the Profs 4-l. This defeat was then followed by losses to an undefeated Castleton and a very strong Worcester Team. North Adams got back on the winning trail with wins over Fitchburg and Dan- bury again. The Profs would've ended up playing .SOO ball had it not been for the season's final with Westfield. The team ended up with a 4-5 season. John Mozden was again the bright star for the Profs at the plate as were Bill Ostrander, Rog Goodell and Joe Santacroce. A word must be said for Jack Gallivan, our able scorer, who was present at all the games with his usual hustle and efficient bookkeeping. Seniors who wound up their collegiate career were Don Ziter, Gene O'Brien, Tom Condron, and Charie LeClair. Cheerleaders C. Coburn J. Brignolo C. Barroe C. Taylor P. Girgenti P. Warchol M.L. Rapoza J. Pafashnick CAPTAIN-Mary Lou Rapoza X Q ? 1? xx' 2 CKKMZKQKQA I 'T' K-I N '. 'u 'Ig .. 90 CX .,.......V . . X' W .ev -'I Ss Vx P' ,fr I Q 'Q 7 13' 'ff 7' ,ff .. . iv . .'4 9 2 ig 3 ,AWA 5 wx -X. wr: G-,o -br ay, , f I 3- Aw 1 1 n 'rl J if ..-v ,ga 1 N 5 1 -. f u .se ,f . .Q -0 -if '- L. 'Wi .Ac i7 'H 81,4 gg x, ff 156, 1 '7' W 'Q' 'ffguff-M, , v 1 - Au 1 w Af 1,1 7 Air v Xi Wir La-1 ki rs-fl EN f' 2 f,,- YS ' 1 fgfmduaizovz, -H 1 gown QD W- I 1 5Qg4 an-g-and ngfni vff f' an 80 Oo M2502 G Xiey Qfx a 4 An I wi IJMLZOAQ Q.. r-N ,Q -BA 'Q' lr .,, ,-.wi W-mm! ' ' ANY- Q + w'1? Q , R ' 3 Y QV N Class of 1962 Aucoin, David P. Beilke, Juanita ,.a,aaaa. . Bissaillon, Francis Class of 1962 Bourdon, William .,a.aaaaaaa.a Bressette, Martha KM Bucala, Louise ....a,aa. Buckley, Margaret Caird, Virginia fMrs. Carroll, John E. ..,., LL Chalfonte, Frederick rs.l ..... 5-'ffff Clark, Donald .oo,,oo,,..,, Condron, Thomas .,..... Curtis, Nancy Cwalinski, Judith Davione, Patricia oo.,.. deGategno, Veronica Duckworth, Lois coss. L. Ellis, Carolyn ...s.sss... Erving, Malcolm o,..,, Forward, Diane P. Freitas, Ann ssssssssss Gamba, Dorene ,s...,. Giroux, Philip K. ,,.. L Golec, Gwendolyn Gotzens, Greta LL ssss,,s Harris, David LL s,.s..s LL Henrickson, Linda Hudon, Ellen CMrs.l uiiviigt Jorgensen, Eric ....sss,ss L Kent, Jean .s.s.sss s,scsss Keresztes, Carol ..,sso..s LL Kirkpatrick, Dorothy Kernahan, William csssss,s.,., Koutsonecolis, Nicoletta s,..ss. Kusek, Patricia ss,s,........,, Lasher, William ssss. Leahey, Judith sssss LeClair, Charles u..s LeStage, Chester ssssss Maher, Galeb cssssss Martinelli, Sandra McFarlane, Carole Morey, Patti Jo .,s,.., O'Brien, Eugene ...c.. Pereira, Geraldine Rapoza, Mary Lou Reynolds, Warren Ross, Nancy Jane Siegel, Louis .ssssssss,,, Smith, Frances ,LLLLs. Smith, Ruth .sss,ss Sperl, Cynthia .,..... Stevens, Marcia ...s. Sweeney, Donna .,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,- Talbot, Cynthia ...,,o, Thompson, Dorothy 1 iviiQf5'LfL'Lf Vayo, Arnold ss,..,s,sss,,,,,ss, Walsh, Mary Ann ,su.s,. White, Catherine ,,,,ss Ziter, Donald ...,oo,,, Zych, Katherine ..,..L. Lake Ge LL 8 Adams Street, Spencer L ss,s.s 25 Windom Terrace, North Adams LL 155 No. Hoosac Road, Williamstown 11 ColumbLa Terrace, Adams sss,s L 143 Notch Road, North Adams West Street, North Hatfield LL 20 Taylor Street, Pittsfield St., Lanesboro Ave., Pittsfield 148 Bracewell Ave., North Adams 943 Massachusetts Ave., North Adams 245 Cheshire L ss,sss,ssssssss ssssssssssssssss C hesterfield Summer 40 Hawthorne Road, Pittsfield ll West Street, Adams 11 Wesleyan Street, North Adams L Spruce Hill Farm, Savoy 427 Chancery St., New Bedford 149 Bradley Street, North Adams orge Central School, Lake George, N.Y. Longview Ave., Hinsdale 411 Horseneck Road, So. Dartmouth s,s,s LL 272 Benedict Road, Pittsfield 24 Woodland Street, Arlington L ssssss.s L 8 Columbia Terrace, Adams L 105 Greylock Ave., North Adams 250 Mansfield Ave., Willimantic, Conn. L 744 West Housatonic St., Pittsfield L L LL Depot Street, Cheshire Robbins Road, Harwich Port LLLL L 37 Lois Street, North Adams L LLLLLL L Cooper Road, Great Barrington L L 12 Davidson Street, North Adams LL LLLLLLLL 161 North St., Dalton 187 Bradford Street, Pittsfield LL LL LLLLL LL L 54 Bay Road, Hadley LL LL 18 Park Avenue, North Adams L L,LLL LL 122 Stoddard Ave. Pittsfield LL LLLLL L LLLLL 600 Crane Avenue, Pittsfield Carson Avenue, Rt. 19, North Adams LLLLLL 25 Beech Street, North Adams LL LLLLLL 34 Dartmouth Street, Pittsfield 2 Bonad Road, Winchester 20 Elm Street, Adams 200 Second St., Pittsfield L LLLLLLLLLL L LLLLL LL 599 Birch Street, Fall River 3465 Morgan Place, San Jose, California West Road, Cheshire 66 Emerson Ave., Pittsfield . 1755 Clay Ave., Bronx 57, N.Y. Walling Road, Adams Edson Avenue, Rutland 282 Holden St., Holden Pitcher's Way, Hyannis 69 Williams Street, North Adams 354 Burncoat St., Worcester 344 East Main Street, North Adams 556 Barbour Street, North Adams 339 Franklin St., North Adams LLLL LL 29 Pine St., Dalton 21 Rickards St., North Adams 20 Newton St., New Bedford Class of 1963 Archey, James ,, Barrow, Cynthia ,... Bearse, Linda May .... Binns, Elliot M. ..,. ..... . Bobowiec, Michael Jr ..aa . Bornak, Martha aaaaaaaaa Brazeau, Russell .....,.. Brignolo, Joan .....,. . Buckley, Catherine Cahalan, James .,....,. Chandler, William - s.,,,s Coleman, Richard ,c.. Crosier, Priscilla ccc,., Davis, Donald ccccscc DeMayo, Judith .,.,. Donovan, Sheila .....cc Dynes, James ccc....s Fryc, Bernard ..,,c Gallivan, John cc,c.., Gazzaniga, Joyce ccc,... Goodwin, Phyllis csccsc Graziani, Amelia Harrington, Carol csscc Hathaway, David .,.s.. Hunter, Ralph ......ccccc Jennings, Richard ccc, Koza, Geraldine ,cc..,, LaPointe, Richard .scss Lawson, Laurel A. ..css - Lillpopp, Frederick cccccs Lowe, Julia .,,c.sss..,c,cs MacGregor, Janet ,.css Malione, Lynn ..,s..s Mazza, Carole csssccs McGill, Thomas ...., Mitchell, William - sccs. Morey, Robert ,s., - Morgan, Albert .,c..c,.,c , Mularszyk, Robert ..,,,s,.,s,.,-..,... Ostrander, William .s.............,.,,,, Ostrobinski, Sally-Lynn lMrs.J Paulsen, Karen ,c..cccc.,....,..,. Pepin, Douglas ccc.cc,.s Perachi, Paul ss,s,..-,ss,.., Raymond, Jacqueline ,sc, Richard, Jeanette ....s Russo, Anthony ,c-........ St. Francis, Richard ,...... Santacroce, Joseph .ss,s Shogry, June ,....,c. Silk, Barbara ,c,,cc...s Simmons, Gail .scs.ss Siwik, Mary ...c.,.,s.. Spinazola, Joseph Taylor, Claudia .cccss Tilley, Frances cccc..c. Tisdale, Martha ..,.. . Warchol, Patricia - Wynn, Arlene CMrs. 101 Parker Street, Pittsfield - 48 Seaview Ave., Fairhaven .. ,... Bayview Road, South Chatham . ,,.scs 179 Kent St., Brookline -- .s,...s. 17 Murray Street, Adams 25 Velma Ave., Pittsfield 37 Chickering St., Pittsfield State Road, Williamstown 20 Taylor Street, Pittsfield 1095 S. Mohawk Trail, North Adams -. sss.. .,,sss,c - -- No. Spencer Rd., Spencer .- Mountain View Street, Housatonic Griswaldville 8 Myrtle Street, Pittsfield 541 East Main St., North Adams 139 Front St., North Adams 171 North Summer St., Adams .. 25 Anthony St., Adams 20 Summer St., Adams 17 Thonpson St., Adams 46 William St., Fairhaven Main St., Cheshire 120 Danforth Ave., Pittsfield ...... .... - Notch Road, Adams 68 Meadow St., North Adams North Plain Rd., Housatonic Richmond St., Cheshire 6 Grove St., Pittsfield 20 Leonard St., Adams -. ............,... .. 956 Main St., Dalton 136 Brainerd St., South Hadley .. 1293 Main St., Holden 1 Newark St., Adams 22 Veazie St., North Adams 26 Lowden St., Pittsfield 10 Ruth St., Worcester 12 Miller St., Adams ......... 77 Second St., Pittsfield 221 Elm Street, New Bedford 55 Hall Street, North Adams 6 Wilfred Ave., Adams 35 Warren Ave., Woburn 15 Westminster St., Pittsfield 21 Elizabeth St., Pittsfield 54 North St., Orange 140 East Blvd., Gloversville, N.Y. 250 Dalton Div. Rd., Pittsfield 73 Waite Ave., Chicopee Falls 39 Winter St., Milford 35 Westwood Rd., Pittsfield 30 Deering St., Agawam 38 Elmhurst Ave., Pittsfield 331 Hersom St., New Bedford 46 Fay Rd., Framinghan 143 Montgomery Ave., Pittsfield ..... 58 Franklin St., Northampton East Rd., Adams Mill River Rd., south Deerfield 1 ..... - Apt. 39, Greylock H. P., North Adams W X 4 4 Q W X X fx? QMA Good Luck To The Class of '62 Complimenfs of HARDWARE 81 PAINT IOI Main S+ree+ Nor+l1 Adams, Mass. Mohawk 3-7485 QUADLAN D'5 FLOWERS AND GIFTS 39 Main S+ree+ Complimenis of Nor+l'1 Adams, Mass. Prop. Tom MARTIN Our Sincere Congra+ula+ions Complimenfg of and bes+ wishes +o +l'1e Class of l962. S 247 N r+l1 Sl' 23 E gl S+ P'l l l: Id N l'l1 Ad PEOPLE'S MARKET B6-S+ Wishes 45 Eagle S+ree+ from Nor+l1 Adams, Mass. THE BOOTERY 66 Main SI'ree+ Nor+I1 Aclams, Mass. Shoes for +I1e Whole Family We sincerely exfend our besl wishes 'Io flue Class of I962 for flue fuiure. JUNIOR CLASS WHITE EAGLE PRINTING CO. 74 Summer S'Iree+ Adams, Mass. CompIimen'l's of THE CAFETERIA STAFF Complimenfs of ADAMS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. DELMONT BEAGLES Arlemio and Mary Libbra 433 Nor+I1 Main S'I'ree'I' ACUSI-INET, MASS. A.K.C. Regisfered Beagles Driving Dogs and Puppies For Sale ai' all Times CALL New Bedford WYman 5- I 346 Complimenfs of BERKSHIRE COUNTY'S LEADING MARKETS Autographs ,Q OWS. 56 I '29 u QQ - f Q 'f -or 906' Autographs Autographs gf X 1 QX7 Cy .X XXXQ: XX Photographs Mysehf The College Gang My Classmates 1? W ' 0 n 4 .1 3 ' Us ' L. 5 'Q 's 'L I 5 0 .. .Ri no 644 , s ' I Q t 'I sl, Q 'U 'A 1. , . I W -so n L N' l .' ' Q 1 FP , A 'I I' 1.4 4 A, IO' V ss . qv 0 . ,- K o 11 o 'f o,P Q ,- s 4 . s Iv 3 '. f . 39' 0 vb 5 ' vu, A . I. 'C ' 2. A ' f I . , 1 ' 1' I . 4 4 I 0 Iv v , 9 . 1 ' . f I0 . oft' U., 1 ' , I ol V 'Ttlff' 4 0 4 i we I i u o 4'-15.-.' Q 'I Q 'WEA 'I ' . 'ILA 1