Minnechaug Regional High School - Falcon Yearbook (Wilbraham, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1973 volume:

) 1(7) -T l(N ■ rf «  SM «« «r EDITORS ' GOOF-OFF PAGE lNTER It is not the student who need reformation it is the schools. Where were you when the pages were blank?? It is ridiculous for any man to criticize the works of another if he has not distinguished himself by his own performances. A .v To Those Who Might Criticize This Book — Did You Help? C ? IS A O Copyright (cD 1973 Minnechaug Regional High All rights reserved. Reproduction or use of the whole or any part of the contents without writ- ten permission is prohibited. First printing 760 copies. JOCKS To S. J. - - Power, To Its Last Particle, Is Duty. The Secret Of ' Getting Ahead Is Getting Started. V hhh ihmh mmm ■ 03 §2 3 2 E _- .r - Just About The Time You Think You Can Make Both Ends Meet. Somebody Comes Along And Moves The Ends. Remember When J Education Is An Admirable Thing, But Nothing That Is Worth Knowing Can Be Taught In Education We Are Striving Not To Teach Youth To Make A Living, ■ Til M - urrr .r r But To Make A Life. Keep Smiling. It Makes Everyone Wonder What You ' ve Been Up To. ri Wild Bill Rides Again Think no matter what it costs and for some the cost is high 5% They who go feel not the pain of parting; it is they who stay behind who suffer. TZ ' ' itir n Hail what we eat keep us alive, the other half kills us. BELOW: Distrust all in whom the impulse to pun- ish is powerful. Quotable IPDE CAN YOU IDENTIFY PREDICT DECIDE  executeJ He that seeks trouble always finds it. Grin HUHHMHH mwm ; - 4, w FMk m ; i fiB§ ny s 7 ! ftsma WJ F : ▼• Wr i- ' - ' .,. ■ - BrV A S 7 rH - — it. ■• h (V0 r t ■ ' (HwR ■ 11 f ' •■ . ' ' 3? ;; ' ' : ' - 7fr ME T ' -- - ■ ■ r • I ' if m a ' King Of The Mountain Quotes An ' Bear It Helping others to help themselves. Love Is In America we can say what we think, and even if we can ' t think we can say it anyhow. - If we stop to think more, we would stop to thank more MISS JONES- -for fighting MR. BADGER- -for listening DON LEND RY- -for aiding THOMAS H. POLLARD- -for everything LYNNS. RASMUSS EN- -for anything THE CONTRIBUTO RS- -for contributing THE ADVISOR- -for advising THE STAFF- -for working THE EDITORS--for editing THE BOSS- -for criticizing T. D. BROWN- -for saving JEFF KERN- -for arting ADOLFO CHANDECK--for photoing BRUCE WALLACE- -for photoing TOM MASKELL--for photoing GARY GRINDLE--for photoing EVERYONE- -for thoughts comments PAUL DAIGNEAULT--for arting JOHN BANNER- -for sergeant schultz THE WRITERS- -for quotes 16 MAKING LIFE WORTH WHILE May every soul that touches mine Be it the slightest contact - ■ Get therefrom some good; Some little grace; one kindly thought; One aspiration yet unfelt; One bit of courage For the darkening sky; One gleam of faith To brave the thickening ills of life; One glimpse of brighter skies Beyond the gathering mists To make this life worth while And heaven a surer heritage. The School Committee Mr. Francis P. Reddington, Dr. Maurice F. Heffeman. Mrs. Doris Bowman, Chairman. Mr. Elmer Hoeffner Miss Athena Lambert Dr. John J. Costello Mrs. Louise Voss Mr. Yorke Phillips Mr. Kenneth Rainey Mr. Richard King Mr. Fred Cooper Mr. Carroll Johnson 18 Behind an able man there are always other able men. A teacher affects eternity; He can never tell where his influence stops. SUSAN BAROCAS science CHARLES BEELER AmM ROBERT BERKOWITZ english ELIZABETH BICHAN art MARY LOU BREWER social studies RICHARD BROWN science DONALD CAMPBELL science PATRICIA CASCIO STEPHEN CASTONCUAY phys. ed. social studies SUSAN CURTIS business PAUL DESLAURIERS remedial 20 JAMES DeWOLF industrial arts PATRICIA DUNN phys. ed. WILLIAM EAKINS physics A teacher is often better thar books. fea JAMES ETTER social studies JOSEPH FEDE math DONALD FERRIS math MARGARET FEY Spanish PETER GARTNER guidance JAMES GIROTTI phys. ed. [CATHERINE GOULDINC home economics ROBERTA GOUR english VICTOR GRANAUDO math JOAN GUZIEC business KENNETH HANSON music JAMES RAYNES industrial arts RONALD HCFY.ANN enclish :: He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes; He who does not ask a question is a fool forever. DWIGHT KILLAM music CONSTANCE KIMBERLY english SUSAN KLINE english MICHAEL KOBER phys. ed. DAVID KOSIOREK biology GLORIA LaFLAMME french PAUL LaFLAMME chemistry PAULA LARRIVEE phys. ed. RAFFELENA LATINO english JOHN LOGAN industrial arts 22 hducation is too important t solely to the educators. HAROLD MILLER phys. £ anatomy BRUCE MORGAN phys. ed. BYRON MUSSELMAN english MADELENE NEWSOME nurse KATHERINE NICKOLLS home econor NORMA NOONE english DONNA O ' CONNOR reading ROSEMARY O ' DONOGHUE english JOHN OPPEDISAXO math BARBARA PR CKNECK english 23 In education we are striving not to teach youth to make a living, but to make a life. JOHN PRZYBYLOWICZ french KATHLEEN PRZYBYLOWICZ business LOIS RASMUSSEN english • ISABEL RYAVEC librarian RUSSELL SALK math JEWEL REBURN home economics DEBORAH RICHTER home economics GEORGE ROBINSON math CLARA SHARRARD home economics MARIANNE SHATTUCK phys. ed. ROBERT SILVA math EMILY SILVESTRO Spanish PAULA SMET Spanish PORTER SMITH e.i.i.p. PHILLIP SOUSA industrial arts RICHARD SPENCER english 24 Bevond the star I too musl inch And search for facts my mind c . To what, and where, and out be) ;nd I grope and reach just like the vujrm. ' hllison KARL STERNBERG biology JOSEPH VAN WEST art LOUIS VERANI business DIANE WAGNER english MISSING: MARILYN ATS (latin), DAVID GILSON (e.i.i.p. ). SADIE HAC HA DOUR LAN (english), DANIEL HANSCOM social studies), ROBERT McCARTH (foreign languages) EDWARD MIERZEWSKI (music), GEORGE PROULX (guidance), CHRISTINE RIDER (english), VALETA ROBINSON (Spanish), JESSICA SMITH (e.i.i.p. ), RITA STRAUSS (guidance ). ANDREW WHALEN phys. ed. CURTIS WING science JOHN WORTHLEY math CHRISTINE WRONA soci.il studies Whatever I did not know, I was not ashamed to inquire about, F PI So I acquired knowledge. If you want to get something done, give it to a busy man. He ' ll have his secretary do it. HIGH SCHOOL STAFF: N. Porter, J. Smith, G. McGregor, P. Fegley (I.B.M. ), J. Savage, D. Follansbee, L. Searles, M. Kerr (I.B.M. ), T. Kasper. 28 We may live without friends, we may live without books, but civilized man cannot live with- out cooks. CAFETERIA STAFF: B. Szanderowski, A. Ross, L. Rising (food supervisor), L. Schielding, L. Isham, I. Converse, I. Chmura, M. Lapata, T. Mazza, E. Wickett, X. Craig. Cleanliness is next to godliness. CUSTODIAL STAFF: S. Strycharz (head custodian), C. Jenkins, R. Bergstrom, T. Trewin, P. Sagan, S. Klinkowicz, J. Norman, L. Superneau (assistant head), E. Ordynowicz. 30 , MY SPIRIT WILL GROW LP Some day my spirit will grow up tall and wise. And then, stern Life, I shall no longer go Cowardly running and crying from your blow. Then I will face you with clear, earnest eyes Smiling a little at your sharp surprise. Unflinching from the threatened stroke, with no Soft tremor to lighten your frown — when I shall grow In spirit, some day, tall and strong and wise. Then I will face you, it may be I shall laugh. Not to disarm you, not to conclude our strife. But joyous in my newly steadied will That finds a comfort in thy rod and staff. Then I will say: You may hurt me, hurt me. Life. Hurt me your worst, and I will love you still! Man ' s Mind And Not His Master Makes Him Slave. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: STANDING: C. Heiney (president), KNEELING: K. Barron (secretary), J. Balise (treasurer), R. Abrahamson (vice-president). M. Abar R. Abrahamson R. Adam A w Jt JX. ■■ j f A 4 $ 4K| R S. Bacon D. Bagge E. Baker K. Barron R. Batista P. Bauer C. Beach H. Becker D. Begley L. Belle Isle D. Belmer J. Benedict D. Bengtson M . Berard L. Bernet R. Berta M. Bielitz K. Biskup L. Bohn C. Boilard B. Bonsall L. Bordenuk V. Bortolussi P. Bourcier S . Brand S. Brennan P. Brisbois D. Brodeur M. Bugbee C. Bulat C . Bump S . Burian K. Burdick R. Bureau R. Byrne K. B -ron G. Calabresse P. Callan N. Capaccio E. Cardetti C. Carlin S. Carlson W. Carlson E. Carpenter C. Cazalet J. Chapin J. Choxinard L. Chute K. Clifford 33 R. Clydesdale J. Colburn A. Coleman M . Conway M. Corbeil C . Cordner D. Corey K. Cormier R. Corriveau W. Cosby S. Cote R. Covel D. Courtney C. Coushaine T. Crossman W. Crowley J. Croze P. Daigneault K. Dana D. Dane W. Daniels N. Darling A. DaSilva K. Davis S. Dciura R. Decoteau J. Delargy J. Delgrego C. Desmond R. De Montigny N. Desnoyers R. DeValle P. Dodd K. Donnelly D. Donovan P. Dooley T. Dooley M. Dorsett P. Douthwright R. Downey D. Dragon G. Dragon R. Dufresne C. Dunklee K. Dunn D. Durgarion A. Easton C. Ellard C. Engel J. Evans C. FaulHaber A. Festa D. Feidette B. Filiault J. Fiore J. Follansbee M. Fongemie J. Foster C. Francis T. Francis N. Fratamico T. Fresh K. Frost C . Galavotti 34 P} f! B D T. C -.-.- • Gotta R . Gout • A . Co van J. Cowing A. Graham C. Grama roiu J. Grant S. Green P. Gregoire ■ . ■ D. Crilli G. Grindle J. GrUvi-aM D. Grogan B. Groth Y. Guilmain K. Guinis V. Haggerty J. Hammond C. Hanson E. Harder R. Hardwiclce J. Harlow J. Harper B. Harrington D. Harrington A. Hassin D. Hatch ayn C . Heiney A. Hellinger A. Hennegar D. Heroux D. Henry M. Hill P. Hillsburg K. Hinch H. House S . Hluscbewskyj S. Hluschewskyj B. Iampietro J. Ingraham L. Isham T. Jackson K. Jacque S. Jameson A. Johnson D. Johnson S. Jones J. Jordan Pk A f J. Marion M . A . Markham M. Mathieu K. Maxwell A. McCracken A. McDonald P. McGranaghan C. McGregor M. McGuill L. Mclnnes M. Mcintosh M. Meehan 36 R. Jordan K. Jurkowski T. Kasper R. Keddrell J. Kelly S. Kern B. Kerr B. Kibbe M. Keddy M. Kindberg B. King J. Kittridge W. Klein D. Knowles L. Kokkalis P. Kolbusz H. Kossick E. Kronholm B. Krzynowek M. Kszepka H. Kwapisinski J. LaFleur L. Lafreniere P. Laitres N. Lambert E. Landry M. Lapata M. Laramee M. Lavallee M. Laware D. Leard M. Lemieux T. Leone R. Lousteau L. Love M. Lundy T. Lynch R. MacDonald R. Majkut K. Manning E. Mantzen V. Manzer B. Mariani I fftnrwjA AQffliQ Y ' ! fern 6 Sfc fjwfi R. Morey K. Moriarty D. Mori.-. D. MunteU J. Murphy Murphy P. Murphy R. Narreau • luman ■• vin J. Nichols ok Nichols J. Nickenon A . Nietupski D. Nobbs J. Xowak S. O ' Brien T. O ' Brien P. Oades M. Officer K. Opalinski S. Orluk P. Packard C. Padula L. Pappas L. Patnmo S. Peczka J. Perez C. Perman C . Peterson R. Peterson A. Piaget B. Pickett M. Piligian C. Pirog J. Porter K. Pothul K. Poulin S. Powell L. Peonowski F. Pugliano S. Roddington J. Reed D. Rene P. Rice S. Robinson L. Roncarati K. Ross S. Ross M. Rove Hi G. R J. Rugg E. Ruta R. Ryan L. St ' . Pierre K. Saxe 37 fffift f fc P. Silva S . Silva M. Simonoco R. Sleeper R. Sleeper A. Smith A. Smith B. Schenk J. Schubert W. Schubert P. Schwake D. Sclafani B. Scott B. Scott W. Shankel S. Shaw D. Sears S. Semle S . Shepard R. Sherman S. Short J. Sigler J. Smith R. Stamm J. Starr M. Stefanik S. Stoeber C. StolpinsM J. Stone M. Strange E. Strosberg C . Struzziero S. Siveetman B. Taylor C . Therrian S . Thomas C. Tucker D. Usher C . Valentine M. Van Amsterdam D. Vance D. Van Horn P. Villano A. Vogl D. Van Flatem C. Wallace D. Walton J. Wawrzyk J. Whippee J. Whitmeyer S. Wilbur D. Wilk S. Wilson J. Whitehall D. Williams D. Wilson B. Wolski T. Wolstercroft T. Wood J. Yazel J. Yeomans J. Ziemba Retain A Free Man ' s Mind Thoush Slave, And, Slave Thou Shalt Not Be. .di§=:i[W -2 iffcii turn % ,r.- ' SITTING: J. Crowder (President), N. Shea (Treasurer). STANDING: L. Luzi (Secretary), I. Wright (Vice President). s f!% S. Abar L. Ackerman A. Adamczyk G. Allen C. Aloisio J. Angelos R. Avery J. Axtell P. Bachman C. Bailey L. Balboni D. Baldyga M. Barbaro B. Barish J. Barry D. Bates T. Bates J. Beaudry L. Beaulieu L. Beck S. Bergeron S. Black M. Boilard J. Bolduc C. Bordenuk D. Bosworth W. Bowers D . Brodeur S. Bromage P. Bromley B. Buchholz J. Buchholz C. Clark D. Clark J. Clarke L. Clifford L. Colgan T. Collins T. Comaskey D. Condon B. Collidge P. Coombs C. Corbeil K. Costello C. Cote J. Cote C. Coushaine J. Crowder 40 B. Cunningham T. Daii ' - L. D ' Amours B. Davis To those who didn ' t bother to have pictures taken. K. DeWolfe Dollar C. Donett D. Douthwright J. Dow Dresser C. Dunn C. Dwyer L. EUard B. Fabbri C. Ferrier M. Fidalgo A. Fisher P. Fitzgerald M. Flynn E. Forni S. Foster P. : D. Fuller D. Calient Callini R. Garbas R. Cilson B. Giles C. Gillis A. Glaser B. Glidden L. Gneda R. Godfr, T. Goodreau L. Goodwin J. Gorecki C. Gottsche E. C: A . Green C. Greene L. Gurecki R. Ickrath M. he; S. Johnson C. Jutkiewicz R. Kosako ' ski S. Keenan F. Kerstetter E. Ker :. R. Kibbe T. Kindberg W. Kissel R. Krcnholm 4] K. Kubik S. Handel G. Hanks A. Hamner D. Hapgood P. Harasymiw J. Harris W. Harris J. Hartmann E. Hartt D . Harvard D. Harvey K. Harvey J. Hastie M. Hastings N. Hatch P. Hatch B. Heck M. Heise G. Hickman R. Hicks G. Hinch D. Hirst L. Holmberg K. Horton S. Hough D. Hurley K. LaBonte M. LaBroad G. Ladue M. LaFlamme R. Lajzer A. Lake C . Landry M. Leonard J. Lepley K. Loftus K. Lindahl C. Little W. Lundy S . Melbourne B. Melikian R. Melville C. Metayer M. Mierzwenski P. Mitus S. Motyl K. Munsell A ' iQ- J. Patric S. Paul D. Penman J. Philibotte M. Philippbar S. Pianowski L. Pireou J. Plugge . . ak C. Chi L. Okula S. Oken K. Owfijuk A. Panetta P. Pappas A GIRL ' S LOCKER ROOM ft f| Jm tx iA omeroy W. Poslev J. Poulopoulos R. Powell J. Powers G. Powis S. Pratt E. Prenak £. Putnam X. Raymond R. Reall J. Reburn V. Reed L. Remsberg D. Robinson R. Rodrigues K. RochforJ T. Rodrigues T. Rourke I. Ross M. Ross K. Re E. Russel C. Russel P. Rush J. Ryder K. St. Dennis M. St. Germain M. Sails P. Samra D. Santaniello A . Savides K. Scarlet S. Schmuck J. Schnepp D. Schuback D. Sclafani R. Scott R. Shaw E. Sheehan B. Smith M. Smith T . Smith J. Sousa M. Spagnoli J. Spinn D. Springer T. Stefanik B. Stirton B. Stone C. Stone J. Stone D . Sullivan G. Sullivan W. Sullivan N. Swallow E. Switzer E. Szczepanek D . Szumiel M. Thodal H. Thrasher S. Tippett D. Trimble P. Trabulsi B. Van Horn R. Vermes D. Vivian L. Voss B. Wallace D. Wallace G. Warner J. Webber L. Wentworth K. White C. Whitehill M. Whitmeyer J. Williams M. Williams J. Williamson J. Wright M. Ziegenhagen 44 If Slavery Is Not Wrong, Nothing Is Wrong. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. FRONT ROW: C. Rodrigues (treasurer), N. Thomson (president). E. Hadley (secretarv). TOP: T. Mc Caffrey (vice-president). ?J . ft r €5 M H A W • ! A « « a n A L. Alden G. Ailard D. Allen P. Allen T. Anderson B. Andrusik D. Aussant M. Avkanian C. Bak D. Ballard N. Bandowski K. Barker A. Barna K. Bates R. Bates P. Baugh J. Bean J. Beane J. Beane P. Beane S. Bearse J. Beaulieu R. Beaumier M. Bedore G. Bennett S. Benoit J. Bichan M. Bizon R. Bonsall P. Boucher E. Boyd C. Boydak A. Boyer P. Boy Ian D. Brainard R. Branom D. Brodeur D. Brov.-n S. BucKholz J. Buckland T. Burdick D. Burns R. Burt M. Caliento S. Cardaropoli E. Carlson H. Carman P. Can J. Catlin R. Cazalet E. Celentano A. Chechile M. Christiansen D. Cimpi S. Ciocci N. Clarke B. Clift N. Coffin C. Colitti C. Comb: Our deepest apologies to all those whose names are mispelled. nii h { ' If ft ft jfN S f)A $ • D. Cour. C. Couthaine L. Covel K. C E. C: ]. CratnpCon J. Crowley S. Crowley R. Curley L. Daigneaclt 0. D ' Amours S. Dane J. Dangle U S. Davenport C. Divida P. Davis P. Deane . Dulude K. DeMontigny D. Dickie J. Dietrich B. Doten D. Dragon J. Duke P. Dunwoody L. Duval J. Eddy M. Ellington Z. Engel R. Evans S. Evensen J. Fabbri W. Fa!e5 M. Far. D. Faulhaber W. Fellows V. Ferrington B. Finger J. Fiore L. Fiore J. Fitzgerald . S. Frappier D. Fratamico G. Frederick P. Fritz R. Frost W. Furno F. C T. Galas L. Gardell V. Car. . ' . Ger.iV . Go mux B. Giblin C. Gilbert G. Giles H. Giles D. Gillan B. Godfrey P. Goewy S. Gowing B. Graham Y. . Grir.t V. . Greene D. Gr::- ; J. Grist R. G R. Guilmain K . Cure cki E. Hadley W. Hanson K. Hastings C. Hayes D. Hayn K. Hebert D. Heeley D. Hurd A. Hicks R. Hill R. Hinch E. Hine D. Hoerle S. House L. Howell A. Howland E. Hutchinson G. In graham D. Jachym D. Jacque D. Johnson D. Johnson L. Johnson B. Jordan C. Jordan D. Jordan W. Joy D. June J. Jutkiewicz S. Kaczenski S. Kapp A. Kasper D. Killam C. Kirby D. Kenney K. Kern D. Keyes T. Keyes C. Kibbe C. King D. King S. Kne eland W. Kober S. Kolesar C . Koncitik S. Kosek D. Kossick J. Kurpaska C. LaBonte S. La broad C. Lajzer M. K. Landon F . Langone P. L ' Annunziata W . Lapata P. Leger M. Lemieux P. Lepley C. Libby P. Lindahl J. Lindell K. Loftus D. Long D. Love L. Lundy N. Lynch T. MacNiece J. Majka T. Major M. E. Mammarelli D. Menard M. Mangan M. Mariani C. Markham L. Markhard C. Martin T. Maskell J. Mattson N. May T. McCaffrey M. McHugh N. Mercure W. Mercure M. Meregian R. Miller W. Monrad N. Moore C. Moriarty D. Morris T. Moynahan K. Mullen K. Munsell T. Nascimbeni R. Nelson E. Nodell D. O ' Brian K. O ' Brien T. J. O ' Donnell B. O ' Neil D. Ordynowicz K. Owens H. Owsijuk R. Palm D. Panetta A. Pappas S. Parker T. Partridge A. Patrie R. Paul S. Paul M. Peczka P. Perry D. Pixley W. Phillips S. Piro C. Pollard W. Polley S. Polom R. Ponath A. Porter S. Porter P. Powell M. Przybycien F. Quigley M. Ransier D. Rapisarda S. Rasmussen E. Rathbone J. Reed J. Reed D. Rice J. Rich, R. Riggs S. Robertson G. Robinson S. Robinson T. Rocjhe C. Rodrigues E. Ross J. Roy L. Roy L. Rudd J- Ru gg S. Russell S. Ruta C. Rzegocki R. Sagan D. St. Dennis C. St. Germain D. Sawyer G. Schnere L. Schoolcraft H. Schubert L. Scott M. A. Scott Smith E. Shaw K. Shea M. Sheehan B. Siano J. Sideleau P. Silva A. Silveira G. Stephens M. Straka D. Struzziero C. Stratton C. Stratton D. Stiles V. Sullivan M. Sundberg W. Sweeney F. Sweryda S. Swetland C. Szanderowski D. Szczebak P. Taft A. Talbot M. Taylor J. Therrien G. Teschendorf R. Thomas N. Thomson E. Tobin T. Tobin R. Trombley C. Turner E. Turner J. Ubersax J. Valentine K. Vance R. Verani C. Wade K. Wahlberg J. Wark K. Watts K. Webber G. Wells P. Wentworth K. Wilk M. Willcutt S. Williams M. Willmas D. Wilson D. Wolskei J. Wood D. Woods R. Zavala F. Zimmerman I I am (he last of a long processi you, away from you, pouring into mist-tJnjj q ancHrTl st into the ocean of obliviop. ' ■ , yet I am ever with y Air . s caiiej Tomorrow, and was wgltfpare; ' me youi bride and was named Todav aow I am Yesterday, a ricjcar ry upon me the eternal stain of your rowing book. There are many 11 over, and read us. and know im wft h vou . HW ' -n amci - ■■-- That which is bitter to endure may be sweet to remember Jill Trevallion-President; Laura Olmstead-Secretary; Rusty Jones- Treasurer; Chris Sigler-Vice President. Our thanks to Mr. Logan, our advisor, and the officers of the class of ' 73. 52 r LINDA D. ALLEN MAUREEN ALLEN RUSSELL ALLEN NANCY ANDRE PATTI DEE ANSCHUTZ ROBIN ANN ARSENAULT BRIAN ALLARD - Football 1 ; Smoke Signal 4: Monitor 4. RUSSELL ALLEN (Russ) - Football 1,2; Monitor 4. LINDA D. ALLEN (Jones) - Christmas Play 3; Drill Team 2; Ski Team 1,2: Swim Team Manager i,4 ALLEN - Moni-: - ANDRE - Student Hostess 3, 4: Gvmnastics 1; Softball 3. PATTI DEE ANSCHUTZ (An- chovie) - Student Council 1, 2,3,4 - Vice Pres. ; Student Hostess 3,4; Leaders Corps 3, 4; F.T.A. 2; Monitor 4; Class Officer 3; Jr. Class Ac: Comm. ; Student- Fac-! Comm. ROBIN ANN ARSE- NAULT. MICHELE DLANE ASHE (Micki) - Student Coun- cil 4; Student Hostess 4: Class Officer 3; Cheerleading ?.- Monitor 4; Jr. Clas- Comm. BONNIE ASHER - Monitor 4: Lab Assistant 3; Tennis Team 4. PETER ASHER - Track Manager 1,2; Basketball Manager ?.4 MICHELE DIANE ASHE BONNIE ASHER PETER ASHER JUDITH A. BALBONI LISA ELLEN BALDRIDGE LAWRENCE BALOGH VALERIE BANDOSKI VICTORIA KATE BANDOSKI 54 BEVERLY BATES MAUREEN BATESON SUSAN BEANE KARYN JEANNE BECK TERTIA BLODGETT SUSAN BODUCH JOANNE AUDETTE - Softball 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 2, 3,4 Monitor 4; Leaden Corps 4; Student Hostels 4. JUDITH A. BALBONI (Judy)- USA ELLEN BALDRIDCE - Drill Team 2, 3,4 - Co-Captain; PAY AS 4; Student Council 2; Student Hostess 3,4; Leaders Corps 3; Smoke Signal 3,4 - ecV Quill and Scroll 4; Christmas Play 1; Choralyres 1,2. Swing Band Snow 1 ; Western District Chorus 3.4. LAWRENCE BALOGH - Band 4. VALERIE BANDOSK1 (Yal) - Softball 2. VICTORIA KATE BANDOSKI (Vic) - Gymnastics 1; Swim Team 1, 2,4; Syncho Team 1,2; Christmas Plav 3; Spring Play 3; Folk Festival 1. BEVERLY BATES (Beave) - Folk Fe val 1,2; FTA 4. MAUF BATESON. SUSAN BEAJ KARYN JEANNE BECK - Swing Band Show 1,2,3; Drill Team 2; Christmas Pla Guidance Aide 1,2. TERTIA BLODGETT (Terry) - Field Hockey 1,2,3,4 - Co-C tain; Tennis Team 3,4; Stu- dent Hostess 3,4; Leaders Corps 3,4; Falcon 2, 3,4-ed- itor; Quill and Scroll 4; Class Officer 1. SUSAN BODUCH - Field Hockev 3; Drill Team 2; Basketball 3; Softball 4; Leaders Con - ; ? J Plav 1. ANITA BOND (Nita). CHERYL ANN BOND - Folk Festival 1,2; Sr.:der.: Council 1. IDA NLARIE BORTOLUSSI - Student Hostess 3,4; Library- Aide 1; Drill Team 2; Guid- ance Aide 3: Jr. Class ivitv Comm. DONALD BOU- CRARD (Don). ANITA BOND CHERYL ANN BOND IDA MARIE BORTOLUSSI RICHARD BOURBEAU GARY BOYER VIVIAN BREHAUT LINDA BRESSETTE BRAD BUCHHOLZ BRUCE BUCKLAND KENNETH BUTLER JOHN BYRNE JEANNE CALVERT LAURIE CAMERON THERESA E. CAMPION LOUISE CANDAGE 56 DAVID CARMAN RICHARD BOURBEAU (Rich- ie) - Soccer 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2.3.4. CARYBOYER. VIVIAN BREHAUT - Syocho Team 1,2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Monitor 4; Leaden Corps 3; Student Hostess 3,4. LINDA BRESSETTE - Smoke Signal 3,4; Monitor - Crew 1; Art Club I. BRAD BUCHHOLZ - Golf Team 1,2, 3,4. BRUCE BUCKLAND. CRAIG BURDICK. K BUTLER - Gymnastics 2. JOHN BYRNE - Swim Team 1,2.3,4: Monitor 4: jr. t Sr. Class Activity Comm. JEANNE CALVERT (Kat - Swim Team Z. - .cho Team 2,3: Leaders Corps 3.4. LAURIE CAMERON - Student Council 1,2; Leaders Corps 3, 4; Syncho Team 1,1 - Team 1,2 : 4 -Co-C THERESA E. CAMPION (Ter- ri)- F.T.A. 4. LOUISE CAN- DAG E - Technical Thea Vrt Club 1; Rec Swim 1. PAV.ZLA CAREW (Pam 1 - Team 2,3,4; Tennis Team 3, 4; Student Hostess 3,4; Smoke Signal I; C DAVID CARMAN (Dave) - Track 2.3,4: Football Soccer 4; Spring P! a Schools Match Wits 4. DAVID M. CARPENTER - Soccer 1, 2.3,4: Leaders Corps 3: Smoke Signal 4 - edi - . . Spring Play 3; Hoc.-, nis 1,2,3.4; Lab .Assistant 3; Intramurals 3,4. DAVID R. CASEY. ROBERT WILLIAM CHAMBERS (Bob). DAVID M. CARPENTER DAVID R. CASEY ROBERT WILLIAM CHAMBERS 57 STEPHEN R. CHAMBERS ADOLFO ANTONIO CHANDECK STEVEN CHLASTAWA SUSAN HELEN COLBURN JAY COLLETTE KENNETH CONDON KAREN CONGDON JOHN COOLIDGE CHRISTINE COOPER 58 CORRINA CORRIVEAU JAMES CORTHELL STEPHEN R. CHAMBERS (Steve). ADOLFO .•-.■ CHANDECK - Soccer 1,2,3, 4; Mathleles 4; Track 1,2 4. ELLEN CHECWLE. STEVEN CHLASTAWA - Or- chestra 3; Band 3,4; Talent Show 3.4; Folk Festival g Band 3,4. JAMES COBURN. SUSAN HEL COLBURN (Sue) - Field Hock- ey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2 Team 3,4; Tennis Tear Student Hostess 3,4; Fal. Jr. G Sr. Class Act: Comm. JAV COLLET: KENNETH CONDON - Swim Team 1,2,3; Moni: KAREN C - PAY AS 4. One-Act Plays 3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Choi . S g Band Sh.- COOLIDCE. CHRISTINE COOPER - Swim Team I; Library Aide 3. SUZAN1 COOPER. KRISTIN CCRBETT - Student I nic.il Theater : ; PAVAS CORRINA CORRIVEAU. IAMES CORTHELL (Jim). RAYMOND COURTNEY. CANDY COUTURK - nasties 1. .MARK COW LES - Football : . 2 . 4 RAYMOND COURTNEY CANDY COUTURE MARK COW LES 59 • f u g, £ t yA.°A flV« JTn hnr y  Xw«j B oc PAUL CUNNINGHAM JOHN CUTTING PHYLLIS KATHLEEN CYR DEBORAH DALTON DEBORAH DAY JOANNE DELANEY RICHARD DENNIS DAVID DERAGON JOHN DIETRICH NICKI DIVIDA PAUL CUNNINGHAM - Mon- itor 4; Spring Play 3. CHERYL CUSHINC. JOHN CUTT: Soccer 1,2,3,4; Monitor 4; Swim Team 2, 3,4. PHYLLIS KATHLEEN CYR - Swim Team 2, 3,4 - Co-Car Syncho Team 2,3,4; Student Hostess 3,4; Leaders Corps 3; Jr. G Sr. Class Act: Comm. DEBORAH DALT DEBORAH DAY. JOANNE DE- LANEY (Jo) - Student Hostess 4; Jr. Class Activity Comm. RICHARD DENNIS. DAVID DERAGON. JOHN DIETRICH - Track 1. NICKI DIVIDA (Nick) - PAVAS -Act Plays 2,3,4: Spring Pla - Swing Band She r.itor 4; Boys ' Cheerleading 4. DONNA DCDSON. DENNIS DONNELLY. ROBERT DOR- EY. WAYNE DOUILLARD. ELLEN DCU ' D. DONNA ANN DRAGON - Gvrr.r.astiC; Talent Show 3,4; PAVA One-Act Play 4; Christmas Play 3,4; Spring Play 3, - Swing Band Sho-.v 3,4. WAYNE DOUILLARD ELLEN DOWD DONNA ANN DRAGON 61 H I ' ? ' % CARLEEN DUNN RICHARD DUNN SCOTT EASTON H. WILLIAM ELDRIDGE SUSAN EVANS DIANE FARRELL LARRY FAUDREE JENNIE FAY TERESA FERRARA SUSAN CAROL FERRIER NADINE FRANCES FEY BARBARA FISH 62 LYNNE FLORIAN DIANE FONTAINE MICHAEL FORM CARLEEN DUNN (Car) - Leaders Corps, Softball, Bas- ketball. JOSEPH DV RJCHARD DUNN. SCOTT EASTON- Track 1,2,3 Swim Team 1,2,3; Football 4; Monitor 4. H. WILL! ELD RIDGE (Bill) - Football 2, 3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Leaders Corps 4. SUSA 5 - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 1,2, 3,4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Leaders Corps 4. JEANNIE FARNS- WORTH. DLANE FARRELL. LARRY FAUDREE - entered Fall 1971; Football 3. JENNIE FAY - Schools Match V.its 1 , 2, 3,4: Smoke Signal ! , 2. 3,4 - editor; Mathletes 4: Chess Club 3; Library Aide 1; Quill and Scroll 3,4; PAY AS One- Act Plays 2,3,4: Cho- ralyres 1,2,3,4: Christinas Plays 2, 3: Orchestra 3. 4 Spring Plays 2. 3.4: Swing Band Show 2, 3,4: FoLk Fes- tival 2, 3, 4: Emeralds 1 . 1 : Western District Chorus All- State Chorus 3; All- East- em Chorus 4. TERESA FER- RARA (Terry) - Library .Aide 2, Technical Thea ' . Monitor 4. SUSAN CAROL FERR1ER (Sue) - Student Council 3,4 - Sec. : Student Hostess 3,4; Christmas Plays 1,3; Tennis Team 3,4; Swing Band Show 1; Monitor 4; Spring Plav 2: Rec Swim 1. NADINE FRANCES FEY - Drill Team 2, 3, 4 - Co-dpr. : Jr. Choralvres 1; F.T.. BARBARA FISH (Barb). LYNNE FLORIAN. DIANE FONTAD - Library .Aide 2, 3: Monitor 4. MICHAEL FORNI: BARBARA FORS.MAN. NLA RCA RET FOS- TER. MEREDITH FOSTER - Jr. Choralvres 1, Folk Fest 3,4: Drill Tea:- i posium 3. BARBARA FORSMAN MARGARET FOSTER MEREDITH FOSTER 53 AUTUMN FOWLER EILEEN FRANCISCO PATRICIA FURGAL ROBERT GALLANT at-- ' ' 9 y f J0B e DAIVA GARBUS DEBRA JEAN GARCIA ROBERT GEORGE MICHAEL GIBBS RICHARD GIBEAU LEE GIBSON PAUL GIBSON DEBORAH GILBERT ■ ■ SCOTT GILES PETER GILLIS AUTUMN FOWLER - Enured Fall 1971, Library Aid EILEEN FRANCISCO. PATRICIA FURGAL - Softball 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 2, Art Club 1,2. ROBERT GAL- LANT (Bob)- Soccer 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2. DAIVA GARBUS - Smoke nal 3,4 - editor; Mathlete Drill Team 3; Senior Ensem- ble 4; Swing Band Show 2; Quill and Scroll 4. DEBRA JEAN GARCLA - Choralyies 1.2,3,4; PAVAS 3,4; Drill Team 3,4; Smoke Signal 3, 4; Falcon 4; Student Hostess 4; Library Aide 1; Christinas Play 1 ; Senior Ensemble Western District Chorus 2, 3, 4; All- State Chorus 3; .All- Eastern Chorus 4. ROBERT GEORGE. MICHAEL GIBBS (Mike)- Basketball 1,2. Football 1. RICHARD GIB- BEAU. LEE GIBSON - Golf Team 1,2,3,4. Swim Team 1,2,3,4; Monitor 4. PAU L GIBSON - Gymnastics 4. DEBORAH GILBERT - (Debbie) - Technical The- ater 1,2; F. T. A. 1. SCOTT GILES. PETER GILLIS - Swim Team 3,4; Falcon 4, Leaders Corps 4; Pep Club 4. JC GONYEA. PAUL GOODRICH. JULIA GORECKI. CATHERINE GRAY. 55 DENNIS GRECO MONICA GREENE ROGER GREENE KENNETH GRIMSHAW GREG GRINDLE TOM GROVES DIANE GUILMAIN JOANNE GUINIS RICHARD GULLUNI MARYANNE HAGGERTY SUSAN HARLOW BETH HARRINGTON 66 BONNIE HARRISON DEBORAH HASTIE JOANN HATCH KRIS HATCHER JOHN HEBERT HEIKE HEISE DENNIS GRECO (Crec) - Fooc- baU 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 4; Ski Team 4 Pep Club 4. MONICA GREJ (Nicki) - Entered Fall 1972, Falcon 4. ROGER GREF- KENNETHGRIMSHAW. GREG GRINDLE (Grog) - Entered Fall 1972. TOM GROVES. DIANE CUILMAIN (Chow) - Field Hockey 1; Softball 1; Technical Theater 1,2. JOANNE GUINIS. RICHARD GULLUNI (Rich) - Entered Fall 1972, Chess Club 4 MARYANNE HAGGERTY. ELIZABETH HAMNER (Beth) - Ski Team 2,3,4; Tennis Team 2, 3,4. SUSAN HAR- LOW (Sue). BETH HARRING- TON - Drill Team 3,4; Ten- nis Team 3,4; Student Hostess 4; Smoke Signal 3,4: Monitor 4; Spring Plav 4; Christmas Play 3. BONNIE HARRISON - Field Hockev I - • Bas- ketball 1,2; Softball 1,2.3,4 Student Hostess 3,4; Leaders Corps 3; Monitor 4. DEBORAH HASTIE (Debbie)- Drill Team 3,4; Monitor 4; Smoke Signal 4; Student Hostess 4; Softball 2, 3, 4. JOANN HATCH - Student Council 3. 4-Treas. ; Student Hostess 4; Library Aide 2,3; Monitor 4 Drill Team 4; Tennis Team 3,4: Rec Swim 1. KRIS HATCHER. JOANNE HAYNES. JOHN HEBERT. GARRY HEINEY - Entered Fall 1971, Student Council 4 - Pres. HEIKE HEISE. 67 N j KERRY HIGGINS DIANNE HINCH MARGARET HINKLEY LYNN HOLDEN I U J VALERIE HORTON DEBORAH HOUSE BRADLEY T. HUGHES MARY JANE HUGHES 68 JONI IELLAMO NANCY ANN INGRAHAM ELLEN KAY INKELLIS KERRY H1CCINS - Choral - yres J, 2,3,4; Spring Ha One-Act Play 4; PA - Treas. , Smoke Sign Leaden Corps 4; Softball 2, Folk Festival 3: Artj Sympo- sium 3,4; Christmas Pli Western District Chorus 2, 3, 4; All-State Chorus 3,4; All- Eastern Chorus 4. DIAV HINCH - Falcon 3,4 - editor; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Hostess 3,4: Guidance Aide 2,3; Pep Club 4; Monit: MARGARET HINKLEY (Peggy) - Field Hockey 2; Monitor 4. Student Hostess 3, 4j Jr. Counselors Club 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Open Campos Con LBC 4. L : HOLDEN. VALERIE HOR: - Entered Fall 1970; Li- Aide 2, Office Aide 3, Stu- dent Hostess 4; Monitc Leaders Corps 4; Study Hall Comm. 4. DEBORAH HOUSE - Drill Team 3,4; Student Hostess 3,4; Falcon 3; Mon- itor 4. BRADLEY T. HUGHES (Brad) - PAVAS 3.4 - Pres. ; Swing Band 2, 5,4; Srring Playl; Band 1,2. 1,4 ,RY JANE HUGHES - Swim Team 1,2,4; Syncho Team Z JONI IELLAMC. NANCY ANN INGRAHAM - Cheerleading 2,3,4 - Co. Capt. ; Student Hostess 3,4; Leaders Corps 3 4 : Monitoi 4. S. ochc Team 3,4; Gymnastics 2 ; Jr. - Class Activity Comm. ; Open Campus Comm. 4. ELI KAY INKELLIS - PAYAS 3,4 Choralvres 1,2,3,4: Srring Play 2, One-Act Plays 2,3,4 Technical Theater 2; Western District Chorus 3,4: Emeralds -; Swing Band She oik Festival 2,4. LINDA MARIE ISERNIO - Student Hostess 4. DAUD JACEK - Cross Coun- try 3,4: Leaden C Track 3,4; Hc-cke -rail 1. LINDA JALBERT (la!:- - Basketball 3,4 Se Falcon 4; Monitoi 4. : ield . ' - - :,4: Jr. G Sr. Class Activit C JANET SUSAN JAMES - Smoke S. ;•■ J 3,4 - ed Ouill and Scroll 1,2; Librarv Aide 3; Emeralds 2j Monitor 4; rfocke) tn- ager 4; Christmas Pli ALAN JEFFS. KAREN J AYE JILSON - Student Hostess 3 4 Drill Team 3: Swim Tea:- - Tennis Tea:-.: 3.4; Falcon 4. LINDA JOHNSON. JANET SUSAN JAMES KAREN JAYE JILSON LINDA JOHNSON 69 TIMOTHY JOHNSON CAROL ANN JOHNSTON RUSSELL G. JONES JA NET KACZENSKI KATHY KEENAN TIMOTHY JOK: - hock- ey 1,2,3,4. CAROL A: JOHNSTON - Technical The- ater 3,4; Monitor 4; Library Aide 3; Falcon 4. RUSSELL G. JONES (Rusty) - Swim Team 2, 3,4; Leaders Corps 4; Falcon 4; One-Act Plays 2,3; Spring Play 3; Tennis Team 1,2,4; Class Officer 4; Pep Club 4; Boys ' Cheerleading 4; Jr. Sr. Class Activity Comm; Open Campus Comm. 4. JANET KACZENSKI - Cheerleading 1,2,3; Gym- nastics 4; Student Hostei. Leaders Corps 3,4; Tennis Team 3,4; Monitor 4. JOSEPH KAKLEY (Joev). THONLAS KEENE (Tom). KATHY K AN - Entered Fall 1971; Smoke Signal 3,4 - editor; Pep Club 4; Monitor 4. JEFFREY S. KERN - Sc. 1,2; Track 3; Baseball 1. DARLENE KIBBE. CHRISTOPHER KING (Chris) - Swim Team 3,4; Monitor 4. EDWARD KING [Ed - Track 1,2,3,4. RICHA.RD KING (Rick) - Football 1, 2,3; Hockey 2,3,4 - Co. Capt. ; Falcon 3,4 - editcr- in-chief; Basketball 1; Re- gional School Comm. 3.4. TOHN KNADLER - Sec. : 1,2,3,4. DONNA KNIGHT. 71 ROBERTA KOLBUSZ BARBARA KURTYCZ MARK LA FRENIERE ATHENA MARIE LAMBERT RALPH WILLIAM LARRO PATRICIA LASONDE DONNA ANNE LAVELLE ROBERT LEAHY LINDA JEAN LEARD CLIFFORD LEAVENWORTH MARK LEGER DIANE ROBERTA LEISE 72 MARY ELIZABETH LOKEY RAYMOND LONG ELIZABETH LOVELAXD ROBERTA KOLBUSZ - Stu- dent Hostess 3,4. JA. (Janny) - Team 2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 3,4; Swing Band Shew I; Christmas Play 2. BARBARA KURTYCZ - Art Club 1; Basketball 3; Monitor 4. CHARLES LADD (Charlie). MARK LaFRENIERE - Ski Team 2. ATH ?JE LAMBERT (Tina) - Syncho Team 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics 3,4; Student Hostess 3 Student Council 3,4; Lead- ers Corps 4: PAVAS - Band Show 1; Regional School Comm. 3.4. RALPH WILLIAM LARRO - Football 2; Falcon 2; Hockey 4. PATRICIA LA SONDE - Swim Team 1,2,3,4; Syncho Team 1,2,3,4; Spring Pla Christmas Play 3; PAVAS : Leaders Corps 4; Swing Band Show 1. DONNA ANN LA- VELLE - Falcon 3,4 - editor; Student Hostess 3.4; Swim Team Manager 4; Guidance Aide 3; Open Campus Comm. 3,4; Art Club 1,2; Monitor 4; Jr. C- Sr. Class Ac ti. . Comm. ; LBC 4. ROBERT LEAHY (Bob). LINDA IEAN LEARD - Library Aide Monitor 4; Hockev Manager 4. CLIFFORD LEAVEN- WORTH. MARK LEGER. DIANE ROBERTA LEISE. MARY ELIZABETH LOKEY - Choralyres 2, 3,4; PAY.AS 3.4; - Vice Pres. ; Mathletes 4; Smoke Signal 3,4; Falcon 2: Swing Band Show 3; One- Act Play 1; Spring Plav 2; Or- chestra 3; Senior Ensemble 4. RAYMOND LONG (Easy) - Football 1,2.3,4 - Co. - Capt. ; Basketball 1 . 2 . ? . 4 Baseball 1,2; Track 4. ELIZABETH LCYELAND (Liz) - Band 1,2,3.4; One-Ac: Plays 1,2,3: Spring Play 2,4; Christmas PI a- Swing Band Show 1 : Tennis Team 3,4; Monitor 4. JAMES A. LUNDY - Foot- ball 1,3,4; Basketball 1; Leaders Corps 3: Student Council 1. IOHN L. MAG- ARI.AN - Soccer 1.2.3: S Swim Team 1,2; Baseball 1; Leaders Corps ?; Student Council 1. NLARK NLARANC. 73 w ERWIN MARKHAM CHADLYNNE MARTINEZ KIMBERLY MASKELL JAMES MASSIDDA DIANE MARIE MATTHEWS ANTHONY MAURER JEFFREY MAXWELL ROY McGUILL JEFFREY MELIKIAN JUDITH MELVILLE 74 LINDA MERRILL LINDA METAYER PAMELA MORSE LYDIA MOSIG GERALD MOSON WILLIAM I. MUNZERT ERWIN MARKHA CHADLV.-. ARTINEZ (Chad)- Entered Fall IS PAVAS4; Talent She. Choralyres 3,4; Spring Play 3; One-Act Play 4; Swing Band Show 3 . Senior Ensem- ble 4. K1MBERLY MASKELL (Kim)- Band 1,2. Student Hostess 3,4; Student Council 1,4; Monitor 4; Gymnastics Managei Leaders Corps 4; PAVAS 4. JAMES MASSIDDA - Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis Team 1,2,4; Technical Theater 1; Folk Festival 4. Dl RIE MATTHEWS - Student Hos- tess 3,4; Monitor 4; Jr. C Sr. Class Activity Comm: LBC 4. ANTHONY MAURER (Tony). JEFFREY MAXWELL (Max) - Band 1,2,3 Mathletes 4; ROY McGUILL - Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1.2.3.4. Soc Track 4; Leaders Corps 3. JEFFREY MELIKIAN - Foot- ball 1; Gymnastic i JUDITH MELVILLE (Judy) - Sr. Class Activity Comm. LINDA MERRILL - Student Council 3,4; Syncho Team 3; Red Cross Club 1. STEPHEN MERRILL. LINDA METAYER. PAMELA MORSE. LYDIA MOSIG - Ski Team 3; Field Hockey 2. Softball 2 GERALD MOSOI MUKAI. WILLIAM J. MUN- ZERT - Gymnastics THOMAS MURPHY (Murf the Surf) - Football Hockev 1,2.3; Leaders Corps 3,4; Tennis T BRIAN NAUMAN - Sot 1,2, 3; G Track 1.2. LYNN I THOMAS MURPHY BRIAN NAUMAN LYNNE NELSON r ROBERT NIESKE PATRICIA ANN NODELL DENISE NORMANDEAU CINDY NOVAK JEFFREY NOWELL V PAULINE KATHRYN OBRZUT 9 fc „ 0 ' J -■ j w ■ 7 1 i, 1 a 76 STANLEY OBRZUT DAVID OFFICER LORRAINE O ' HARA CARLENE OKULA LAURA W. OLMSTEAD CAROL ANN OPALINSKI ROBERT NIESKE - Band 1,2, Swing Band 2,3. PATRICLA ANN NCDELL (Noodle) - Student Council 3,4; Leaden Corps 3,4; Mon- itor 4; Student Hostes; - Falcon 4; Jr. C Sr. Class Ac- tivity Comm. ; LBC 4. DENISE NORMANDEAU - Entered Fall 1971; Falcon 4; Student Hostess 4; Pep Club 4; Monitor 4. CINDY I VAK. JEFFREY NOWELL (Jeff) - Tennis Team 1,2, 3,4; Hockey 1. PAUL! KATHRYN OBRZUT (Polly), STANLEY OBRZUT (Stosh) - Hockey 3; Track 3; Monitor 4. DAVID OFFICER. LORRAINE O ' HARA (Lome) - Syncho Team 1,2 Cheerleading 1,2. CARLENE OKULA - One- Plays 3,4; Smoke Signal - editor: PAYAS 4: Lib: Aide 3: Technical Theater 3; Jr. Choralyres 1 ; Swing Band Show 1: Spring Play 3; Rec Swim 1. LAUR STEAD - Student Council 1,2,4; Student Hostess ? 1 Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Jr. G Sr. Class m. CAROL ANN CPAUNSKI (Opal) - Student Hostes; Leaders Corps 4; Sr. Prom Comm. 4; Monitor 4 THONLAS OUIMET - nasties 1,2,3 A ARIE PADULA - Field Ho . Basketball 3,4: Student Hostess 3,4; Softball 1. NICHOLAS PANASIAN - Band 1,2, 3,4 J . s Swing Barv; 4 THOMAS OUIMET MARIE PADULA NICHOLAS PANASIAN n JOANNE ELIZABETH PAPPAS HOLLY LYNN PARKER DEBRA PARKS PRISCILLA PATRIC CHERYL PATRUNO RICHARD PATULLO PAULINE PEDULA WENDY PEREIRA ' i£ H.li ' WL. RICARDO PEREZ LINDA E. PERMAN JEFFREY POLLARD DENISE POME ROY 78 UZABETH PAPPAS (Jo) - Cheerleading 2, Sr. Prom Comm. 4; Monitor 4; Student Hostess 3,4; LBC 4. HOLLY LYNN PARKER - Technical Theater 2, - Choralyres 3,4; Emeral Folk Festival 3,4; Swing Band Show 4; Spring PJi One-Act Play 4; F DEBRA PARKS (Debbie ).- PRISCILLA PATRIC. CHERYL PATRUNO - Drill Team 3, Tennis Team 3,4; Monitc • Falcon 3; Student Hostess 4. RICHARD PATULLO (Dick) - Technical Theater 1 . C One-Act Plavs 1,2; LB J Model Rocket Club 1,2 PAULINE PEDULA - J.Y. Cheerleading 3; Softball 2. WENDY PEREIRA. R1CARDO PEREZ - Football 1,2,3, Co. Capt. ; Ski Team 2 . Leaders Corps 3; Student Council 1,2: Class Officer 1,2; Swing Band Shov. Baseball 1. LINDA E. PER- MAN - One-Act PI.. Student Hostess 4; Jr. G Sr. Class Activitv Comm. JEFFREY POLLARD. DENISE POME ROY. JOHN PC (Jack) - Football I - Co. -Capt. ; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3.4. DEBBIE POWELL. TOM PCWIS - Football 1 . 2 . ? . 4 : Baseball 1,3,4. KAREN PUTN.-V - Student Hostess 3.4. DCREIN RAE (DeDe) - 1,2; Greenhouse 1 . 2 . : Red Cross Club 1 ; Beautifi- cation Comm. 4. WAYNE RANSIER - Tennis Tear-. I . - . ; . 4: Swing E.-. RONALD RAUSCHER (Ron) - Basketbill 1.2.5.4: Baseball 2 ,-otball 1. RONALD RAUSCHER -• FRANCES REDDINGTON DONNA RICHARD •k W -V FRANK RICKUS KENNETH RIGGS GAIL ROAN DAVID WILLIAM ROBERTS 30 CYNTHIA ROBERTSON ELWIN ROBISON KARL ROTH SUSAN ROVELLI RICHARD ROWE SUSAN RUSSELL DEBRA RAWLS. JCHN RE- ALL - Model Rocket dab 1,2; Swing Band Show 1,2. :es red: (Fran) - Leaders Corps Choralyres 1,2,3,4; V-oni- tor 4; Senior Ensemble - Smoke Signal 4; One . ' - Plays 1; Softball 2. ior Activity Comm 4. Sopho- more Ensemble 2. REED. DONNA RICHARD - Student Council 1,2; Class Officer 2. QUENTTN R: I TER (Rick) - Cross Cam 1; Track l;Fc: FRA.NK RICKUS. K RIC-GS - Band 2,3,4; Spring chestra 1,2; Swing Band 3; Folk Festi-. i PATRICIA RIVES - rAYAS 4; ChoralyTes 4; Swing Band Show 1;J.V. Cheerlea- 1 ; Folk Festival 1,2,3,4 Christmas Play 3. GAIL RCAN - Student Hoste-- - Monitor 4; Ct: Gymnastics 1; Leaders Corps 4. DA TD WILLLAM ROB- ERTS (Dave) - Trac- : . Z . 5.4: Football 1: Intra murals 3. CYXTHLA ROBERTS .; Student Hostess 3,4 Team 3. ELWIN ROBISCN - Cross C our.— . 1,2,3 - - Cc. - Car:. . Track 1,2 I - KARL ROTH. SUSAN RO - ELLI. RI CHART ; Z ' . - Football I . - . 5 . G) rnnastics 1; Track 2,3. SUSAN RUS- SPI-. DEBORAH A. SA : SKI - Smote Signal 3.- - editor; Ouill £- So:... ; - PAVAS 4: One-Act Pli Spring Pli Z Z U SAMRA. GARY SANTAN1ELLC DEBORAH A. SAKOWSKI BALI SAMRA GARY SAXTAXIELLO - PAULA SATTLER SUSAN SCHENK MARY CATHERINE SCHNEPP DAVID SCOTT KEVIN SEERY JUDITH SEYMOUR RONALD SHEPARD CHERYL SHIELDS TED SIDOR CHRISTOPHER J. SIGLER DONALD SILVA MALCOLM K. SKIPTON, III CYNTHIA SMITH KATHLEEN E. SMITH PAULA SATTLER - Student Council 3,4; PAVAS 3,4 Syncho Team 3; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4; Choralyr. Spring Play 2, One-Act Play 3; Talent Show 1; Senior Ensemble 4. SUSAN SCHENK - One- Act Plays 1,2, ' . Choralyres 1,2, 3,4; Band 1,2,4; Smoke Signal 3; PAVAS 3,4; Technical The- ater 1,2; Spring Play 2,3; Orchestra 3; Swing Band Show 1,2,3; Emeralds 2,3; Folk Festival 1,2,3,4; Christmas Play 1,2,3: Tal- ent Show 3,4; Western Dis- trict Chorus 3,4; Senior Ensemble 4. MARY CATHERINE SCHNEPP (Schnepper) - Student Hos- tess 4; Jr. E Sr. Class Ac- tivity Comm; Open Campus Comm. 4; Rec Swim 1. DAVID SCOTT (Dave) - Swim Team 1,2; Ski Team 3,4; Monitor 4. KEVIN SEERY. JUDITH SEYMOUR. RONALD SHEPARD (Ron) - Hockey 3,4; CHERYL SHIELDS. DAVLD SHORT - Soccer 3. TED SIDOR - Soccer 1,2,3,4; Hocke Leaders Corps 3,4. CHRISTOPHER J. SIGLER (Chris) - Swim Team 2, Jr. G Sr. Class Activity Comm. ; Monitor 4; LBC 4. DONALD SILVA. N K. SKIPTCN. Ill - Band 1,2, 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Swing Band Show 2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Orchestra I CHARLES SMITH (Chuck) - Swim Team 1,2,3,4. CYNTHL SMITH (Cine. - Syncho Team 2 . ?. A _ vm- nastics 2,3,4; KATHLE E. SMITH (Kathy) - Syncho Team 2; Gymnastics 1. KATHLEEN LYDLA SMITH (Kathv) - Band 1,2. PAVAS 4; Monitor 4; Chess Team 2,3; Lab Assistant Ski Club 1; Swir.c Bar.c 4 MARK SMITH. THEODORE M. SMITH (Ted) - Leaders Coips 3,4. JOHN SNOW . KATHLEEN LYDIA SMITH THEODORE M. SMITH JOHN SNOW 5i BRENDA SOUCIE DEBRA SPENCER PEGGY SPINN RICHARD JOSEPH SPITERI DEBORAH STEBBINS ELAINE STRUZZIERO GREGORY SULHAM THOMAS SUPPLY LEONARD SURDYKA SUSAN DIANE SWERYDA RAYMOND TAFT BRENDA SOUCIE - Swing Band Show 1. DEBRA S? CER (Deb) - Student Honest 4; Drill Team 4 ; Monitor 4: Falcon 4; Pep Club 4 SPINN - Band 1,2, PAY AS 3,4: Sr.-in:: Pit 1 : .- :-:ard JOSEPH SPITERI (Rich) - Leaders Cons 4; Monitor 4. ROBERT SPITERI - Football 2; Golf Team SPRINGER. DS : Ii- BLNS (Stebs). REV. (Stony). ELAINE STRUZ- ZIERO (Straz) - ChoralvTes :.:.?. 4 Orchesti 1 PAY.-. - -den: Hostess - Technical Theater 2 ; Spring Plav 2 : Swim Te - : t . Ter_r-is Tei:- I Red Cross Club 1 ; Swing Band Show 2, 3 m is Play 1,3; Sophomore En- semble 2 : ' . ' • este — Ch-r_i ? Western r .5 .r Ctcr.estri 2.? Server En- semble 4. GREGORY SUL- :-: :.:. thcmas supply. ::CNARD SURDYKA (Len) - Ski ieam 3: Tennis Tejrr. 3. SUSAN DL NE i (Squirb) - Banc I I : - St Crew Z. TAFT - CfOSS Couftr] I Track 1. CR.MG B. TAY- LOR (Snail) - Football 1; Mcrutc: 4. NANCY III -: YER tRei . OUi IHQ1 CRAIG B. TAYLOR NANCY LEE THAYER JOHN THOMAS B5 i MARK THRASHER DEBRA LYNNE TOBIAS JILL A. TREVALLION LAURY LYNN TRIPP MARY ELIZABETH TWINING MICHAEL VANCE RICHARD VANDERSCOFF RALPH VARTANIAN IAN WARHAFTIG GARY WARNER GREGORY WARNER MARK THRASHER. DEBRA £ TOBIAS - Field Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Student Hostess 3,4; Intramural 1. JILL A. TREYALLION (Juana) - Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Student Hostess 3,4; Jr. C- Sr. Class Activity Comm. -. Swim Team 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Open Campus Comm. 3,4; Monitor 4; Softball 1,2; LBC 4. LAURY LYNN TRIPP - Monitor 4. ALAN TUPPER - Track 1,2,3.4 Football 1,4; Red Cross Club 1; Cross Country 2. MARY ELIZABETH TWIN- ING (Cheeks) - Student Hostess 3,4; Falcon 3; Field Hockey 3,4; Basketball Jr. G Sr. Class Activity Comm. ; Open Campus Comm. 3,4; LBC 4. MICHAEL VANCE (Mike) - Hockey 2; Monitor 4; Chess Club 1 ; Intramurals 3,4. RICHARD VANDER- SCOFF. RALPH VARTAN- IAN - Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1. IAN WARHAFTIG. GARY WARNER. GREGORY WAR- NER. SANDRA WATERMAN - Student Hostess 3,4; Stu- dent Council 4: Monitor 4. JOYCE WAWR2YK - Tech- nical Theater 1. TIMOTHY WELSH. SANDRA WATERMAN JOYCE WAWRZYK TIMOTHY WELSH 87 BETH HANMER JANET KOWYNIA DIANNE WENDER Experience is the only school From which no one ever graduate JACQUELYN WIENCEK DEBRA WILLIAMS PETER WILSON DIANNE WENDER - Ski Club 1.2.3,4; Band 1.2,3; Spring Play 2; Student Hostess : Christmas Play 3; Intramur- als 1. FREDERICK WHITE (Rick) - Basketball 1. 2. : Golf 1,2,3,4: Football 1.2; Folk Festival 4. CARCL WICKETT. JACQUELINE WIENCEK. DEBRA WIL- LIAMS - Student Hostess 4: Leaders Corps 4. PETER WILSON (Wolf) - Soccer 2, 3; Monitor 4; Intrarnurals 3, 4; JANIS WRIGHT - Student Hostess 3,4; Leaders Corps 4: Christmas Play 3: Arts Symposium 3; Monitor 4. RICHARD YECM.ANS (Tur- tle). ROSE ZEC. ANNETTE ZIMMER - Band 1,2,3.4: Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Falcon 3,4; Spring Play 2; Lib: Aide 1, 2; Student Hostess 3, 4; FTA 1,2,3; MICHAEL ZIMMERMAN - Football 1. :.?,4; Track 2,3,4. DAN ! ZULU. ANNETTE ZIMMER MICHAEL ZIMMERMAN DANIEL ZULLI S9 Prettiest Girl - Vicky Bandoski Class Dramatists - Nick Divida and Sue Schenk Did Most for the Class - Rick King and Jill Trevallion Best Dressed - Tina Lambert and Bob George Class Couple - Rich Rowe and Judy Seymour Most Artistic - Janny Kowynia and Chuck Smith Most Spirited - Nancy Ingraham, Rustv Jones and Pa . Class Flirts - Ricardo Perez a inne Haggem Class Musicians - Jei .ind Bob Nieske Most Athletic - lack Post and Sue Evans Class Clowns - Rus: ind ?.;: Nodell Class Einsteins - John Mukai and Jenr. Nicest Smile - Joanne Parris McGuill Most Likely to Succeed - Rick King and Jenny F.i Nicest Hair - Sue Boduch and To: - G o Best Figure - icky Bandos Best Physique - Ralph Vartanian In Memory Of: MINE Why must it be That they always tell me The sky is the limit? And why must it be I must pay the fee For things that Are rightfully mine? And why must it be I must constantly flee For all durtion Of time? David Todd Mold, 73 THOUGHT If I could change anything in the world I would change people. I think people are the key to just about all the problems in one way or another. With some people there is hate because of the love in someone else. I ' m not saying Love, Love, Love, - I ' m just saying that things could be much better if feelings were mutual among all people. If people would just support each other, there wouldn ' t be so many hassels. I know that this will probably never come true, but sometimes I think how much better it would be if it did. David Todd Mold, 73 92 . ; P.A.V.A.S. What ' s P.A.V.A.S.? Them? P.A.V.A.S.: BOTTOM ROW: N. Divida, H. Parker, J. Fay-secretary, C. Martinez, K. Hi sgin - treas- urer, D. Garcia, K. Barker. SECOND ROW: C. Okula, D. Hoerle, P. Spinn, K. Congd: THIRD ROW: K. Riggs, D. Killam (behind picture), B. Hughes-president, Dr. Killam-advisor. K. Corbett, E. Inkellis, M. Lokey-vice-president, R. Nieske, A. Lambert, D. Sakowski, Maskell, G. Heiney, L. Baldridge, D. Dragon, P. Rives, J. Snov. immarelli, A. Talbc Partridge. R. Bonsall, R. Miller, J. Valentine, S. Cosby. It ' s the Performing and Visual Arts Society. He profits most who serves best I SENIORS: BOTTOM ROW: E. Francisco, M. Haggerty, B. Harrington, P. Carew, D. Spen- cer, D. Hastings, L. Nelson. SECOND ROW: V. Brehaut, J. Delaney, S. Colburn, P. Cyr, D. Garcia, D. Garbus, J. Kaczenski, C. Patruno. THIRD ROW: K. Maskell, J. Audette, D. Normandeau, D. Houser, L. Baldridge, T. Lambert. TOP ROW: L. Isernio, J. Wright, C. Opalinski, L. Olmstead, J. Pappas, J. Trevallion, P. Nodell, N. Ingraham, M. Twi- ning, C. Robertson, M. Padula, T. Blodgett, J. Hatch, A. Zimmer, D. Wender, V. Hor- ton. MISSING: N. Andre, P. Anschutz, M. Ashe, D. Dalton, H. Heise, D. Hinch, L. Johnson, R. Kolbusz, D. Matthews, K. Putnam, G. Roan, M. Schnepp, E. Struzziero, D. Tobias, S. Waterman, D. Williams, I. Bortolussi, K. Corbett, B. Harrison, M. Hinkley, S. Ferrier, D. Lavelle, L. Perman. JUNIORS: BOTTOM ROW: N. Zavala, K. Webber, J. Crampton, N. Thomson, M. Sheehan, N. Moore, C. Rodrigues, K. Shea. SECOND ROW: S. Russell, J. Therrien, M. Scott-Smith, S. Crowley, D. Long, S. House, J. Sidleau, J. Hinch, M. Aykanian. TOP ROW: J. Wark, B. Shaw, K. Barkar, S. Ciocci, S. Polom, S. Robertson, D. Ballard, B. Boyd, Mrs. Sharrard- advisor. MISSING: S. Buchholz, C. Gilbert, M. Grant, L. John- son, T. Nascimbeni, K. Owens, M. Willms, D. O ' Brien. M i ■■Sm ♦ ir- 1 .% n • BI Li f. WM r P W 9 £ if.£ i  M It ' s pretty hard to be efficient without being obnoxi GUIDANCE AIDES: BOTTOM ROW: S. Knceland, L. Butler, N. Hatch, P. .Murphy, J Patric. TOP ROW: L. Rathbonc, E. Crace, S. Pratt, K. St. Dennis, M. Mahavne. MISSING: J. Adams, D. Dragon, P. Ledger, S. Rustel, J. Sideleau, D. Sylvia. LIBRARY AIDES: BOTTOM ROW: B. Lefebvre, L. Gardell, L. Voss, P. Delgrego, A. Hassin, C. Phillips. SECOND ROW: L. Leone, K. Maxwell, D. Grogan, C. Valentine. M. Bielitz, D. Leard. TOP ROW: P. McGranaghan, A. Hennegar, A. Vogl, D. Usher, A. Piaget, K. Saxe, C. Francis, C. Johnson. MISSING: A. Adamczyk, J. Adams, D. Bengston, D. Donovan, D. Faulhaler, D. Fountaine, N. Hatch, P. Leger, L. Nelson, P. Packer, C. Poilen. LEFT: Autumn Fowler, clerical assistant. A 97 J Quick to act, slow to argue. STUDENT COUNCIL: BOTTOM ROW: R. Abrahamson, S. House, J. Buchholz, K. Bar- ron, R. Macdonald, J. Flynn, P. Delgrego. SECOND ROW: K. Owens, Mr. Trimmer- advisor, K. Maskell, P. Anschutz, M. Ashe, D. VonFlatern, J. Balise, J. Hatch. THIRD ROW: J. Hinch, C. Heiney, P. Sattler, T. Lambert, G. Heiney, D. Clark, L. Voss, E. Robison. TOP ROW: J. Valentine, H. Carmen, D. Begley, P. Vanderwerken. MISSING: S. Ferrier, J. Kowynia, L. Olmstead, S. Waterman, M. Mammarelli, M. Meregian, B. Bauer. OFFICERS: P. Anschutz-vice-president, G. Heiney-president, Sheldon-snake, S. Fer- rier-secretary, J. Hatch-treasurer. I 98 ff ' I propose we take over the school. ' All in favor raise their hands. We ' ll never tell. Tee hee! ' ?■? :i::: : :: 3ii: z:tt:: : ?.cv,- : r. z- ' - s. ' . =-.-. v. ic ' -ev. Sctenk, I. lakellis, F. Reddington. SECOND ROW: L. Nelson, I_ Baldridge, C. Martinez, E. StruzzierOj K. Congdon, P. Sattler, I Z :-i.. rZzz.r.: TC? ?.C . ' . I: I-Iills— - ;;-;:: ' S CHORUS: BOTTOM ROW: J. Williamson, S. Mar- d, J. fukai. SECOND ROW: Dr. KiUam- , S. Cosby, E. Turner, R. Xieske. TOP ROW: J. -•-■ - ' --=.zi.. _ KillsL— , ;. Hijp i Music has charms to soothe the savage beast. i CHORALYRES: BOTTOM ROW: M. SaUs, T. Partridge, E. Grace, L. Nelson, L. Voss, P. Delgrego, D. Demetrius, J. Dow. SECOND ROW: D. Trimble, B. Siano, E. Ross, P. Sat- tler, L. Daigneault, H. Parker, J. Burt, S. Polom, D. Clark, D. Garcia, J. Ross. THIRD ROW: Dr. Killam-advisor, D. Hoerle, S. Buchholz, J. Spinn, M. Bizon, E. Struzziero, P. Vandenverken, L. Baldridge, F. Reddington. TOP ROV Ackerman, L. Whitehill, A. Greer.. E. Inkellis, A. Talbot, J. Fay, B. Finger, S. Paul, K. Congdon, Z. Higgins, S. Schenk, M. Lokey, S. Schmu I Dv.-yer, B. Foley, P. Rives, M. Whitmeyer. FRESHMAN CHORUS: SEATED WITH GUITARS: A. Piaget, B. Schenk. BOTTOM ROW: D. Grogan, P. Gadsby, L. Roncarati, C. Phillips, J. Del- gTego, R. DeMontigny. TOP ROW: C. Valentine, J. Marion, B. Lefe- bvre, C. Struzziero, M. VanAmsterdam, S. Sweetman, K. Saxe. MISS- ING: C. Beach, J. Hammond. W. Hall, French horn. R. Taylor, J. Taylor, String bass. C. Desmond, Mr. Hanson- Violin Music is harmony, harmony is perfection, perfection is our dream, and our dream is heaven. E. Phelps, Flute. Music is the universal language of mankind. WESTERN DISTRICT: BOTTOM ROW: D. Garcia, E. InkeUU, P. Rives, J. Snow. SECOND ROW: L. Baldridge, E. Phelpi, J. Fay, L. Loveland, J. Dowe, R. Nieske. TOP ROW: A. Tal- bot, C. Whitehall, J. Williamson, K. Higgins, D. Killam. MISSING: K. Congdon, S. Schenk, R. Bonsall, B. Foley, D. Trimble. CONCERT BAND: S. Sweryda, K. Maskell, E. Phelps, S. Handel, M. Thodal, L. Fiore, G. Knak, P. Packard, J. Dow, E. Loveland, K. Jilson, P. Spinn, S. Carlson, S. Schenk, C. Jones, K. Maxwell, S. Ruta, G. Govoni, K. Congdon, M. Whitmeyer, N. Panasian, J. Taylor, C. Johnson, A. Skipton, B. Hughes, K. Riggs, H. Thrasher, D. Hartt, J. Stone, R. Bonsall, M. Skipton, L. White- hill, J. Hall, C. Johnson, S. Chlastawa, B. Schenk, S. Strohman, B. Pickett, D. Killam, K. Smith, M. Thrash- er, R. Gibson, R. Miller, E. Cardetti, E. Ruta, P. Sil- va, D. Jachym, J. Normandeau, L. Balogh, R. Nieske, D. Bates, M. Getchell, J. Maxwell, D. Sawyer, R. Morey, D. Kenney, J. Ross. As schools match wits If at first you don ' t succeed, forget CHESS CLUB: BOTTOM ROW: D. Bos- worth, M. Williams. SECOND ROW: B. Stone, M. Crowley, J. Catlin. TOP ROW: R. Gulloni, A. Hicks, R. Hicks, Mr. Salk-advisor, G. Ruffo. MISSING: J. Whitmeyer, J. Flynn G. Sullivan. Technical Theatre STAGE CREW: SITTING: S. Buchholz, B. LaFavor. STANDING: J. Cote, C. Johston, P. Coombs, E. Hart, J. Spinn. ENTREE: S. Ciocci, K. Barker. MISSING: D. Struzziero. ' Let there be light! ' Where were you when the lights went out? MONITORS: BOTTOM ROW: L. Leard, D. Hinch, V. Horton, K. Keenan. D. Lavcl- le. SECOND ROW: J. James, D. Hastie, D. House, L. Loveland, J. Hatch, J. Kas- cinski, C. Patruno. THIRD ROW: J. Cutting, B. Harrington, D. Spencer, C mandeau, R. Zeo, J. Audette, S. Ferrier, C. Turner. FOURTH ROW: L. Jalbert Ingraham, D. Garbus, C. Smith, K. Jilson, K. Maskell, C. Johnston. TOP ROW: P. Nodell, C. Sigler, J. Byrne, F. Reddington. MISSING: B. Asher, N. Ashe, D. Man- hews, J. Trevallion, T. Ferrara, R. Vanderscoff, B. Harrison, D. Kibbe, C. Opal- inski, D. Scott, L. Tripp, M. Allen, S. Obrzut, R. Allen, S. Waterman, J. Pappas, M. Vance, P. Hinckley, S. Easton, G. Roan, L. Gibson, B. Buckland, K. Condon, B. Kurtyz, N. Divida, D. Fontaine, C. Taylor, P. Cunningham, L. Bressette, Miss Brev er- advisor. There are millions of Americans who are clever and fearless, but the trouble is they are only four years old. QUILL G SCROLL: BOTTOM ROW: T. Blodgett, K. Keenan, J. Fay, D. Garbus, D. Sakowski, C. Okula, Miss Gour-advisor. SECOND ROW: S. Buchholz, K. Wahlberg, D. Hinch, K. Webber, M. Mam- marelli, D. Carpenter. TOP ROW: C. Pollard, L. Baldridge, J. James, S. Rasmussen. MISSING: R. Frost, D. Brodeur, K. Higgins, R. King. LBC: BOTTOM ROW: P. Nodell, N. Ingraham, J. Treval- lion, C. Opalinski, J. Pappas, J. B Tne, K. Shea, C. Sig- ler. TOP ROW: T. Roche, D. Greco. MISSING: L. Jalbert, M. Hinkley, D. Matthews, D. Lavelle, R. Jones, S. Bo- duch, D. Stebbins, P. Gillis. When my cue comes, call, and I will answer. m ' -. . J m. si — ! — . — . ' . ' - ' - m - ' ' m I I F.T.A.: BOTTOM ROW: T. Campion, N. Fey, A. Zimmer, E. Grace. TOP ROW: Mr. Pryzbylowicz- advisor, R. Gulluni, D. Roberts, K. Wahlberg, D. Fuller, B. Kervick, C. Whitehill. MISSING: C. McGregor, J. Seymour, M. Murphy, M. Booth. SENIORS: BOTTOM ROW: F. Reddington, P. LaSonde, P. Nodell, L. Cameron, J. Wright, S. Evans, J. A TOP ROW: D. Kibbe, N. Ingraham, P. Anshutz, J. Kaczenski, D. Williams, T. Blodgett, V. Horton. MISSING B. Harrison, T. Lambert, C. Dunn, K. Calvert, G. Roan, K. Maskell, C. Opalinski. Girls Leaders Corps When the blind lead the blind . JUNIORS: BOTTOM ROW: S. LaBroad, K. Shea, M. Sheehan, N. Thomson, C. Rodrigues, N. Moore, K. O ' Brien, P. Boduch, C. Lajzer, TOP ROW: B. Doten, B Hadley, M. Lemieux. MISSING: M. Bedore, S. Robertson. Boys Leaders Corps . . . both shall fall into the ditch BOTTOM ROW: S. Porter, T. Sidor, R. Cazalet, D. Jacek. SEC- OND ROW: P. Gillis, F. Langone, T. McCaffery. TOP ROW: T. Silveira, M. Ellington, D. Gillan, G. Robinson. MISSING: R. Spiteri, T. Smith, T. Murphy, B. Jordan. 1 14 All work and no play makes Jack a dull b EDITORS: BOTTOM ROW: J. James, O. Okula. D. Sakowski. SEC- OND ROW: L. Baldridge, D. Carpenter, J. Schaefer, J. Fa-. TOP ROW: D. Garbus, Editor-in-chief. MISSING: K. Higgins. K. Keenan. Mrs. O ' Donoghue, advisor. . . . Lead us not into temptation and deliver us from Yearbook . . . Mrs. Rasmussen- Advisor ■•C BOTTOM ROW: W. Philips, K. Barker, S. Ciocci, N. Thomson, K. Owens, M. Willms, S. Polom. TOP ROW: D. Garcia, D. Wilson, M. Scott Smith, B. Wallace, M. Aykanian, N. Greene, M. Meregian. MISSING: C. Gilles, D. Normandeau, C. Pruno, N. Hatch, N. Ray- mond, L. Mahaffey, J. Patric, P. Gillis, R. Jones, E. Rathbone, J. Hinch, S. Robertson, C. Sigler, T. Maskell, S. Crowley, C. Dwyer, J. Valentine, B. Boyd, N. May, E. Carlson, L. Lundy, C. Johnston, D. Harvey, S. House, J. Ther- rien, A. Chandeck, D. Spenser, S. Coburn, P. Nodell, A. Zimmer, L. Jalbert, J. Crampton. 16 The only music typically American is that made by the mockingbird, the saxophone, and the cash register. PEP BAND 1972- S. Calson, E. Cardetti, S. Chlastawa, K. Congdon, J. Dow, J. Fay, L. Fiore, J. Foster, C. Gardell, R. Gib- son, J. Hall, S. Handel, E. Hartt, B. Hughes, C. Jones, C. Johnson, D. Killam, G. Knack, M. Mathew, J. Maxwell, K. Max- well, M. Monsell, B. Nieske, J. Normandeau, P. Packard, N. Panasian, B. Pickett, K. Riggs, J. Rosse. I. Rugg, D. Sawyer, B. Schenk, S. Schenk, P. Silva, K. Smith, P. Spinn, J. Stone, B. Strasberg, S. Strohman, S. Swervda, J. Tavlor, R. Tavlor, J. Tellier, M. Thodal, H. Thrasher, C. Whitehill, M. Willms, A. Zimmer, S. Sweetman. 117 Winning isn ' t everything, it ' s the onl) thing. ' ' Winning builds character; character builds men. ONE WAY ' Fatigue makes cowards of us all. You ' ve got to be mentalK tough. There is no substitute for work. HOT ' There is only one yardstick in our business and that is w inning. 119 Fall Sports Football Minnechaug Opponents 32 Trade 13 Ludlow 6 Classical 20 6 South Hadley 27 8 Palmer 6 12 Holyoke Catholic East Longmeadow 13 19 Longmeadow 6 16 Commerce Girls ' Swimming Minnechaug Opponents 46 East Longmeadow 49 61 West Springfield 34 69 Longmeadow 25 60 Northampton 34 65 South Hadley 30 56.5 Holyoke 38 5 72 Cathedral 23 68 Chicopee 27 71 Chicopee Comp 24 76 Holyoke Catholic 17 Cross Country Minnechaug Oppoi lents 41 Holyoke Catholic 20 34 Mawhawk 23 33 Palmer 24 22 Ware 35 21 Tantasqua 39 18 Ludlow 40 34 Southwick 23 15 Monson 49 27 Quabog 30 I Wlf. Field Hocke Minnechaug Opponents 1 Longmeadow South wick 1 South Hadley 1 East Longmeadow 1 Agawaro Longmeadow South wick 3 South Hadlev 1 East Longmeadow 1 Agawam Soccer Minnechaug Opponents 1 Monson 1 Westfield 2 2 Greenfield 3 2 Northampton 1 4 Holyoke 2 W ' estfield 1 Agawam South Hadley 1 West Springfield 1 Longmeadow 2 1 East Longmeadow 2 6 Holyoke 1 South Ha 4 Classical 121 THE GREEN MACHINE; FRONT ROW: Coach Deslauriers, J. Lundy, T. Mur- phy, S. Easton, R. Long, J. Post, R. Perez, D. Greco, M. Zimmerman, T. Powis, J. Massida, Coach Miller. SECOND ROW: Coach Holt, D. Vivian, D. Harvey, G. Robinson, V. Sullivan, S. Swetland, S. Porter, J. Albertson, T. Keyes, T. McCaffery, L. Cazalet, P. Deane, Coach Campbell. THIRD ROW: S. Cooke, J. Schnepp, T. Melville, J. Williams, J. Shadduck, D. Gillian, F. Langone, B. Heck, M. Ellington, J. Reed, D. Heeley, M. St. Germain, B. Buckholz, M. Gray, R. Shaw, R. Rodriguez. 122 123 _, FRONT ROW: E. Mentzen, M. Lopata, J. Delargy, D. Knowles, R. Sherman, G. Lamotte, K. Peterson, M. Frat- amico. SECOND ROW: D. Gernux, V. Haggerty, J. Perez, D. Harrington, T. O ' Brien, M. Strange, B. Wolski, R. King, B. Harrington, S. Burian, B. Ryan. THIRD ROW: Coach Spencer, D. Bagge, T. Dooley, P. Gregoire, K. Ouackenbush, A. Smith, M. Sim- onoko, R. VonFlattern, P. Villaino, M. Stamm, M. McGuill, A. Easton, B. Devalle, Coach Rowe. 3 t 9 V f ' V • BOTTOM ROW: P. Gilbert, R. Kosa- kowski, T. Crossman, D. Begley, R. Adams, R. Berta. SECOND ROW: J. Yazel, S. Ross, J. Stone, E. Cardetti, S. Boyd, J. Chapin. THIRD ROW: Coach Bamford, D. Jacek, R. Ickrath, J. Brerman, S. Paul, E. Robison, S. Brennan, R. Nelson, R. Miller. Neither rain nor sleet . 2 Elwin Robison finished his high school career this season as one of the best cross country runner Minnechaug has ever had! nor hamburg and gravy . shall keep the Harriers from their appointed race. UTS 60 CHAUC BOTTOM ROW: Coach Cascio. SEC- OND ROW: J. Schaefer, M. Grant, B. Doten, J. Trevallion, P. Lasonde, L. Cameron (Co-capt. ), Poopsie, P. Cyr (Co-capt. ), V. Bandoski, L. Johnson, E. Struzziero, M.J. Hughes. THIRD ROW: N. Raymond, J. Mc- Guill, C. Gillis, C. Dunn, K. Booth, C. Stark, J. Burt, D. Love, M.J. Kirby, B. Stirtin, N. Coffin, S. Kapp, C. Lajzer. TOP ROW: H. Kossick, B. Carpenter, J. Chouinard, L. Love, C. Beach, B. Jordan, J. Jordan, M. Meehan, K. Frost, C. Struzziero, A. Piaget, S. Shaw, S. Silva. MISSING: Assistant Coach McDonald. All women ought to know how to swim; it ' s good training and be- sides, it keeps their mouths shut. 1 Western Mass Champs! Four Western Mas. Championships! ! ' . This years Senior swimmers, with a four year composite total of 41 wins and one loss, leave behind a host of records, trophies, and medals. These Seniors include: Laurie Cameron, Phyllii Jill Trevallion, Linda Johnson, Mary Jane Hughes, Vicki BandosW, Pat Ia«« f and Elaine Struzziero. RECORD: 9-1-0 129 I FRONT ROW: R. Gallant, R. Borbeau. SECOND ROW: T. Sidor, T. Leone, A. Casper, M. Thrasher, T. Silviera, J. Mu- kai, N. Bandowski, B. Silley. THIRD ROW: Coach Whalen, P. McCarthey, A. Chandeck, M. Skipton, D. Jachym, D. Carmen, D. Carpenter, W. Kober. ' .-■, ■-r-j-v ' ' -?-:.;.- ' ---.-.-, . ' ■■. ' --.. It ' s not whether you w in or lose 130 FRONT ROW: K. Horton, W. Gaivey, A. Hellenger, K. Vance, I. Siller, T. Bates. SECOND ROW: C. Teschendorf. R. Stol- erick, B. Melikian, J. Dangleis, E. Shee- han, D. Wallace, E. Malzenski, J. Duke, C. Bailey. THIRD ROW: J. Anderholm, S. Olson, P. Lindahl, J. Gemux, J. Wood, J. DeSanti, T. Wilier, M. Ziginhagen, D. Robinson. v--,- - ; ■ ' ' . .: ' .; . 131 K. Hinch, L. Godin, D. Demetrius, T. Blodgett (co-capt. ), S. Evans (co-capt. ), D. Hayn, M. Godfrey. KNEELING: C. King, M. Audette, D. O ' Brien, T. Nas- cimbeni, J. Patric, N. Hatch, L. Patruno. STANDING: Coach Collins, S. Colburn, M. Padula, D. Tobias, P. Furgal, M. Twining, L. Jalbert, J. Audette, B. Harrison, Coach Larrivee. MISSING: C. Padula, B. VanHorn, D. VanHorn. wt ' ■ — ' - ■ '   1  «■!!!■ 132 SENIORS -- FRONT: Deb Tobias, Patti Fur. Terry Blodgett, Marie Padula, BACK: Jo Audette, Sue Colburn, Sue Evans, Linda I albert. Missing: Bonnie Harrison, Man- Twining. 133 Drill Team WINTER SPORTS Swimming Basketball Gymnastics m  -I k fc ppP p V FABU SPORTS « ' .S. 134 Soon fades the spell, soon comes the night; Say will it not be then the same, Whether we played the black or white, Whether we lost or won the game? Hockey Skiing Cheerleadine x „. , ; : SENIORS: Vivian Brehaut, Miki Ashe, Nancy Ingraham, Darlene Kibbe, Joanne Pap- pas, Marianne Haggerty. SPIRIT, INC. There are two ways of spreading light; to be the candle or the mirror that reflects it. BOTTOM ROW: C. Rodrigues, D. Long, M. Sheehan, K. Shea. SECOND ROW: M. Ashe, K. Thompson. X. Ingra- ham (co-capt. ). THIRD ROW: V. Brehaut. V.. Haggert) J. Pappas. TOP: D. Kibbe (capt. ). 137 FRONT ROW: M. McHugh, P. Gillis, T. Roche, J. Byrne, C. Sigler, C. Smith, M. Ellington, R. Jones, S. Porter, S. Gowing, T. McCaffrey, S. Semle, SECOND ROW: S. Coburn, T. Allen, G. Teschendorf, R. Frost, D. Rapisarda, W. Garvey, B. Buck- land, B. Joy, S. Olson, W. Carlson, D. Hurley, G. Garber, J. Crowder, P. Cyr. THIRD ROW: Coach Worthley, P. Went- worth, R. Verani, G. Davis, C. Duncan, S. Carlson, W. Harris, J. Cauley, B. Buc- holz, A. Smith, J. Sigler, M. Officer, P. Oades, K. Horton, W. Schuback, Coach Miller. Man ' s greatest moment of happiness is to be tested beyond what he thought might be his breaking point and not fail. 138 :j- SENIORS: Co-captains, Lisa Baldridge and Nadine Fey. KNEELING: B. Harrington, C. Patruno, D. Garcia, D. House, D. Spenser, P. Patric, D. Hastie. M S a t r e c h P e O r u s t 141 BOTTOM ROW: D. Robinson, V. Sullivan, R. McGuill, R. Vartanian, P. Bauchman, S. Williams; SECOND ROW: Coach Whalen J. Lundy, G. Robinson, T.J. O ' Donnell, R. Long, P. Lepley, M. Gibbs. . When You ' re Not You ' re Not. FRONT ROW: S. Ross, J. Wipple, B. Hairing- ton, S. Thomas, M. Strange. SECOND ROV. ' : D. Harrington, D. Dragon, R. Ryan, B. De- valle, Coach Musselman. THIRD ROW: Yazel, C. Carlin, B. Stamm, D. Gemox, S. Jones. L4S KNEELING: R. King (Capt. ), J. Balise, T. Johnson, T. Leone, J. Bucholz, T. Bates. STANDING: R. Abrahamson, B. King, F. Quigley, D. Jachym, S. Rasmussen, C. Martin, R. Shaw, T. Willey, J. Pappas, B. Heck, M. Peszca, S. Parker, S. Pianow- ski, R. Bates, J. Thomas, Coach Verani, J. Collete. In hockey, it ' s not whether you win or lose 147 FRONT ROW: S. Brand, S. Cazalet, J. Foster, M. Lemieux, T. Crossman, M. Hill, E. Kronholm, R. Miller, K. Cor- mier. SECOND ROW: Coach Morgan, C. Hebert, B. Wallace, P. Gilson, T. Oui- met, B. Nauman, T. Fernandez, E. Forni, Coach Gallagher. THIRD ROW: B. Hast- ings, C. Nauman, M. Zimmerman, S. Ruda, C. Hill. All that and grace, too! 149 FRONT ROW: M. Murphy, P. Mierzwenski, S. Evans (capt. ), M. Padula, C. McGre- gor, M. Laware. SECOND ROW: K. St. Denis, L. Wentworth, S. Pratt, C. Dunn, T. Goodreau (Manager), D. Tobias. Miss- ing: Coach, Mrs. Bohrer. She marks not that you won or lost — but how you played the same. 151 Western Mass. Champs A Strong Body Makes The Mind Strong  5 MJAi iA- ffB JHHHI aaj A WW 1 f f. FIRST ROW: Co-Captains Tina Lambert and Michele Lemieux, SECOND ROW: C. Smith, L. Desotell, M. Kirby, J. McGuill, B. Doten, K. Booth, L. D ' Amours, S. Foster, J. Kaczenski, L. Mahaffey, N. Raymond, THIRD ROW: Coach Koph, C. Phillips, C. Bump, L. Clifford, B. Kibbe, D. VonFlattern, J. Folansbee, K. Frost, C. Struzziero, M. Meehan, Coach Cascio. For the body at best Is a bundle of aches Longing for rest; It cries when it wakes. L53 ... snow tonight changing to rain by morning ... BOTTOM ROW: C. Tucker, R. De- Montigny, S. Kneeland, Coach Sousa. SECOND ROW: J. Jordan, B. Jordan, J. Hammond, L. Markhard, N. Hatch, M. Thodal. THIRD ROW: J. Buckland, D. Hayn, K. DeMonti- gny, J. Kowynia, B. Godfrey, R. Burgess. TOP ROW: D. Johnson, D. Normandeau, P. Carew, J. Smith. 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Kneeland Dr. Mrs. Anthony Polom Mr. Mrs. T. W. Domanowski Mr. Mrs. Robert Boilard Dr. Mrs. Paul A. Congdon Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Keenan Mr. Mrs. John C. Cosby Mr. Mrs. Y. P. Phillips Mr. Mrs. Andon Meregian Mr. Mrs. Dino Ciocci Mona, Phil,and Art Sousa Dick Ellie Pianowski Ed Stacia Malzenski The Robert Bateson Family The Baldridge Family Token Builders; Wilbraham. Ma. Walt ' s Auto Body William J. Hastings Co. ' Him , and Osmond Howdy Skivs from Nudie To Jon, from Mom. Dad. and Paula To my dearest swimmer Hi! To Elizabeth from Russell To my A-block class — who dragged mc here To Birdie; Squawk, he ' s coming To Hunny from Pooh To the Stage Crew( ' ) To 598, Big L. Little L. E.E. Ink. Enemy . plate boy. on the A. B.C. Hello to the yearbook staff Hubba Hubba from the cast of the 1970 Sophomore 1 ■ Roast Goost is my favorite doosh form the cast of the 1971 Junior one act we were kidding you from the cast of the senior 1972 l-act Hi and goodbye to Beth. Patlie. Ellen, Janny. Jan. and Pam Hello (Hockey). To the B.G.T.M. from the only senior with farewell ■ Howdy Nudie from Skns HiT andO.B. from Sewer God Bless M.R.H.S. God Bless Me Succinct writing counts I HATE DEADLINES To Rick and Scott, who worked hard on and off the ice I am soooglad the yearbook is FINALLY FINISHED Debbie; Phyllis Sue are OK It ' s you that smells bad Signs since 1899 May all you troubles piccolo The entire world is a stage and the men and women merely players. Mr. Badger will tell us later So will Mr. Sckenck . . . Rinky Dink! Debbie: Alias Chief Sore Foot, and you have boney Knees. R G.J. Thalaboy Bonnie May you all grow up to be belter business managers From you potato chip friend Compliments of a friend . Compliments of an appreciative mother and father Anonymous A seniors ' parent 1 said come on! To Diane. Rick. Joyce, Yvelle. and esp. uc H I It ' s the three Muskteers I love Smoky the Bear. Smoky the Bear loves me — Girls of 313 from W F.D Knee-deep! Knee-deep! Good luck to Bob at FIT Congratulations Graduates! JCF BWF Are you good enough to be a Marine? Good luck seniors To N R who could have and should have and WILL Good luck to the class of 1976 Best wishes to the class of I 0- ? Good luck to the class of 1974 Best wishes, good luck, and good nddens to the class oi 1973 Good luck . . . v4 VT 1 IV : i t S. R ' S B-BLOCK R CONT. LIT. MAKIN G ADVERTING EMOTIVE PR w V c ass it ' s the features women want most THE DEPENDABILITY PEOPLE Soy it with h -. s r generalX r A GOOD ft EAR _-. V FIRS1 WITH ir ?rx v ' Sergeant Schultz ' MAMM1 7 1 .