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

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1974 volume:

- ■■■ o o CO 1-1 00 I wSM ' xlf • Sl v ' MEDIA gg$fj ■. • 1 ■ v ' S ' sentimental-(sSn ti men tal) easily moved to pity, sympathy, etc. also given to indulging one ' s emotions freely, appealing to the emotions. I ' ve been at Minnechaug all 4 years of my high school life. In that time I guess you could say alot of us have changed: We ' ve grown up alot and know pretty much where we ' re headed for after we leave. There are plenty of times that I ' ve put this school down and towards the end I thought I would die of frustration or boredom before I got my diploma- -I guess most of us have felt that way. But, you know, there sure have been plenty of good times, too. Even if I had the chance, I don ' t think I ' d change anything. tedious-(te di Ss) tiresome because of length or dullness; boring. Unpublished research shows that a high school senior leaves 87% of himself herself at the front door of school. That is, a student in class reveals only 1 12 of who he she is to his classmates and teacher. question-(kweVchun) (1) an expression of inquiry that invites or calls for a reply (2 ) a subject or point open to controversy (3) a difficult matter (4) uncertainty, doubt. What are the big questions? What kind of life do I want? What kind of job? How much money? What is the good life? How can I win the struggle to be happy? learn-(lurn) (1 ) to gain knowledge, mastery or comprehension through experience or study (2) to acquire through experience (3) to become informed. What good is doing vocabulary every week? I ' ll never use those words. They ' ll help you get into college. Maybe. They ' ll help you impress people. Yeah, maybe. It ' s better than writing compositions about them. I guess so. . . reminiscence-(rem i nis ens) the recollect- ion of past experiences. As I leave in a couple of months, I won ' t know exactly where I ' m headed, but I ' ll remember where I ' ve been. : i.r .j. ■■■am . freedom-(fre7dum) the quality or state of being free; the absence of necessity, coercion, or constraint in choice or action; independence. Class, today we ' re going to talk about freedom. Over the last few days some of you have men- tioned in our discussions. .... Class how can we discuss freedom if nobody will venture an opinion? Teacher, can we be free not to say anything if we want??? hungry- (hung gri) a craving or urgent need for food or a speci- fic nutrient. Let ' s go to Friendly ' s for lunch. Or how about Mac Donalds? Yeah-I could go for a quarter pounder with cheese! I ' d love some fries right now I!! Me too. Let ' s hit the road! Great! Who ' s got their car?. . . . Oh, nobody does? OH CRAP! I love the food they serve here. . . Yeah, you can get anything you want, practi- cally, at Minnechaug ' s cafeteria. I think having breakfast here is a good idea. We can even get donuts, and ice cream cones if we want!! Well-let ' s go eat. I ' m not hungry, I already ate 3 donuts during Snack Break!? R J TTTT ' VillifcllMMWIMin— XR?M i i ' I ll ' tH If-Jc. teach-(tech) (l)to impart knowledge or skill to; give instruction to (2) to provide knowledge of; instruct in (3) to cause to learn by example or experience. Out of all the classes I have had for 4 years, yours is the only one where people say ' hi ' to me when I come in. . . I ' m glad I ' m teaching. I like the new teachers, they seem to be more adventurous, we do more things -different ways. It makes a good change in the long day for me-- something to look forward to. mB Nbk M. pp.- ' Jf I like the old teachers --the ones who ' ve been around for awhile -- because of the way they teach: Just straight forward and out in the open. I don ' t like the new way that some teachers teach- -Its so weird: I get embarrassed when I have to do some of those things in class. I know it ' s all supposed to increase our learning, but I sure don ' t see how. friend-(frend) a person bound to another by affection, esteem, and intimacy. When we go away to college next year I ' ll prob- ably never see you again. Sure we will! We have to I We can write each other and see each other during vacations. I guess so. . . . but just in case we don ' t. . . . it was sure fun 1 1! sex appeal-(seks a pel) a personal appeal or physical attrac- tiveness for members of the opposite sex. He ' s good looking. Yeah, but he ' s so immature. He teases girls too much. Sometimes it really nurts when he teases me. So what? He ' s good looking!!! Geez. . . does she ever have nice legs -wonder who she ' s seeing. Wonder why she got her hair cut. . . looks good though! Yea, find out some more about her for me. She ' s too smart for you!!! senior-(sen yer) One who is older than others, or superior in dignity, rank, or office; a student in the final year of his high- school or college course. I can ' t believe I ' m a SENIOR already!!!!! What do you mean- -already? Why these past four years have passed so fast for me. ... I never thought I ' d make it through the first year now I ' m not so sure I ' ll make it through the last one. Think of all that ' s happened to us while being here! Seems like a million years ago since we came here as ' frosh ' Not to me. . . seems only yesterday we were ' frosh ' . I ' ll be sorry to leave the old place Not me --wish today was the last day of school. You say that now, but when we ' re gone you ' ll miss the place- -the best times of our lives were spent inside these halls and don ' t you forget it. . . I don ' t believe you. You ' ll see : r I think Open Campus is a great idea. I don ' t know, I just spend most of my time in the Library anyway. Me too, but it ' s the principle oi ig, that we CAN leave during our studies if we wane to. Or we can sit and talk with all our I won ' t be seeing when we leave, or go and get something to eat. . . I think it ' s a good idea too. Some day everyone in school will probably have it. . . it will sure be a madhouse thenlll home-(hom) a family ' s place of resi- dence; the social unit formed by a family living together; a congenial environment. It ' s E block already --that means only F and G to go! I know , but they ' re my least favorite classes. That ' s ok- -after E block the rest of the day is a breeze -- all downhill from here! Yeah. Then we get to go HOME. Yeah- -HOME AGAIN. FREDERICK H. ZIMMERMAN Gymnastics: 1,2,3,4 REBECCA ZAVALA Library Aide: 1; Student Hostess: 3,4 CHARLOTTE WORTHINGTON JONATHAN R . WOOD Soccer: 1, 2, 3; Arts Symposium: 2,3,4; Talent Show: 4; One Act Plays: 3,4; Folk Festival: 3; Children ' s Theatre: 3; Spring Play: 2,3 DAVID W. WOLSKI DEBORAH WILSON MARIANNE WILLMS Marching Band : 1,2; Pep Band: 3; Student Hostess: 3,4; Yearbook: 3,4 jr JAMES S. WILLIAMSON III Western District Or- chestra: 1; All-State Orchestra: 1; Western District Chorus: 2; Mens Chorus: 1,2; Or- chestra: 1; Outstanding Freshman Music Award: 1; As School Match Wits: 2; Mathletes: 4 SAMUEL E. WILLIAMS Basketball: 1,2,3,4; Baseball: 1,2,3,4 GARY WILLIAMS I. p, , ; ' ' O ' itgfftQgiw j ftM t aMmmMM nyi . ' . ' . ' . p. ' . . . ; ; .- THE LAST SHALL COME FIRST, AND THE FIRST SHALL COME LAST! ! ! PATRICK WENTWORTH Swim Team. MARK A . WILLCUTT KAREN ANN WEBBER Cheerleading: 3,4; Yearbook: 2; Editor: 3,4. F.T.A.: 2; Stu- dent Hostess: 3,4; Leaders Corps: 4; Stu- dent Council: 2. JENNIFER BARBARA WARK Library Aide: 1,2,3; Student Hostess: 3,4; Freshman 1 Act Play Costume Committee: KAREN ELIZABETH WAHLBERG Field Hockey: 1,2; F.T.A.: 3; Quill Scroll: 3,4; Yearbook: 2,3; (asso. editor), 4; (editor-in-chief); Stu- dent Hostess: 4; Cine- ma Club: 4. MIKE WAGNER CHRISTOPHER D . WADE ' V ' • '  ' • ' ' '  ' M. GRANT: Class Clown; Deb- bie Hoerle Kurt Hebert: Class Einsteins . KEVIN VANCE Soccer: 1, 2, 3; Ski Team: 3; Lab Assistant 3. JUDITH VALENTINE Falcon: 2, 3,4-editor; Student Council: 2,3; Discipline Committee: 2; Photo Club: 1; 1 Act Play: 1,2; P.A.V.A.S: 3,4; Art Symposium Play: 3. ROBERT VERANI Ski Team: 1.2.3.4 JILL UBERSAX Synchronized Swimming; Tennis Team; Student Hostess; Yearbook. CHARLES PHILIP TURNER Monitor: 3. NANCY THOMSON Class President: 2,3,4; Cheerleading: 1,2,3,4; Yearbook: 3,4; Student Hostess: 3,4; Leaders Corps: 3,4. p. . . m. :cj . '  ' ' C ' ' ' . ' . C . Worthington: Most Ar- tistic; V. Sullivan: Most Athletic; M. Ellington K. Shea: Most Spirited. i fc: ; « 4S ' Mmm4m IP- .., r Eg i m:- J P r JANE THERRIEN Tennis Team: 2,3,4; Yearbook: 3,4; Student Hostess: 3,4; Ski Team: 3,4. GREG A. TESCHENDORF Soccer: 1,2,3; Swim Team: 1,2,3,4; Track: 2,3; Yearbook: 4; Cross Country: 4. ANNETTE MARIE TALBOT Jr. Choralyres: 1; Choralyres: 2,3,4; Wes- tern District: 3,4; Hon- or Chorus: 3,4; Sr. En- semble: 4. SAMUEL SWETLAND Football: 1,2,3,4; Hockey: 1,2; Track: DARLENE SZCZEBAK PATRICIA ANNE TAFT Art Symposium Play ? , CHERYL SZANDEROWSKI WILLIAM H. SWEENEY IK K. SUNDBERG Ski Team: 2, 3. VINCENT THOMAS SULLIVAN Football: 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball: 1,2,3,4; Base- ball: 1,2,3,4. . ' m. ;c ! .• ' . C. Lajzer: Most Athletic; B. Ko- ber: Most Likely To Succeed. DIANE S . STILES DIANE L. STRUZZIERO Tennis: 2 ,3,4; Swing Band: 2,3 , 4; One acts: 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil: 2. ANTONIO E. SILVEIRA Soccer: 3,4; P.A.V.A.S.: 3,4; Swing Band: 2. GREGORY K. STEPHENS JEANNE M. SIDELEAU One Acts: 1; F.T.A.; 2; Office Aide: 2,3; Student Hostess: 3,4. BRENDA GAIL SIANO Freshman Chorus: 1; Junior Chorus: 2,3,4; Drill Team: 2; Music Man. PETER L. SILVA MARY CATHERINE SHEEHAN Cheerleading: 1,2,3,4; Synchronized Swimming: 2,3,4; Leaders Corps: 3; Student Hostess: 3,4. KATHLEEN E. SHEA Cheerleading: 1,2, co- captain, 3,4; Smoke Signal: 4; Student Hos- tess: 3,4; Leaders Corps: 3; Activity Committee: 2,3,4; Open Campus Committee: 4; Synchro- nized Swimming: 2,3, 4; Yearbook: 2; F.T.A.: 3,4; L.B.C.: 3,4. . ' ■  y « ' . ' ' • ' ' ' c ' J. Fabbri: Most Mischie- vous; T. McCaffrey: Done Most For The Class. HERBERT SCHUBERT f DAWNA ST. DENIS Green House: 3; Guid- ance Aid: 1,2,3; Stage ELIZABETH SHAW DAVID SAWYER fk CAROL RZEGOCKI ROBERT SAGAN Basketball: 1,2,3,4; Football: 1; Track: 1, 2,3,4. k «L._j m MARY ANN SCOTT- SMITH Student Hostess: 3,4; Yearbook: 3. STEPHEN RUTA X J . . . ' S. Porter: Handsomest Best Physique; M. Christiansen: Prettiest; N. Lynch: Cutest, Nicest Eyes and Nicest Hair. LAURIE RUDD Leaders Corps: 4. SANDRA L. RUSSELL Drill Team: 3; Guid- ance Aid: 2,3; Library Aide: 1; Student Hos- tess: 3,4. JUDITH CHRISTINE RUGG Choralyres: 4; One Act Plays: 1. GEOFFREY ROY EARL ROSS TOBY ROCHE Football: 1; L.B.C.: 3, 4; Swim Team: 1,2,3, 4. CHERYL ANN RODRIGUES Class Treasurer: 2,3,4; Leaders Corps: 3,4; J.V. cheerleading: 1 (cap. ); Varsity Cheerleading: 2,3,4 (co-capt. ); P.A.V.A.S: 3,4; Stu- dent Hostess: 3,4; Syncho: 1,2,3,4. SUSAN L. ROBINSON , , « «r  N. Thomson: Nicest Smile, Done Most for Class, and Most Likely to Succeed; S. Benoit: Nicest Smile and Most Artistic; C. Kirby: Best Dressed; P. L ' Annunziata: Best Dressed and Class Clown. GREGG ALAN ROBINSON Baseball: 1 , 2; Basket- ball: 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4 (capt. ); Lead- ers Corps: 3,4; Track: 3,4. JENNIFER REED Swim Team: 2. JOHN B. REED Football: 1,2,3,4; Hoc- t key: 2; L.B. C. : 4; Ten- : nis: 1,2; Track: 3. V ' SUSAN ROBERTSON Leaders Corps: 3,4; Student Hostess: 3,4; Yearbook: 3,4. ELIZABETH MARY RATHBONE Freshman Chorus: 1; Choralyres: 4; One Act Play: 3; Spring Play: 3. SCOTT RASMUSSEN Hockey: 1,2,3,4; School Committee: 3, 4; Yearbook: 1,2,3. MICHELE L. RANSIER Cinema Studies Club: 4 (pres. ); Smoke Signal: 2; Tennis Team I. 2 , 3,4. DOUGLAS E. RAPISARDA Baseball: 1,4; Basket- ball: 1; Chess Club: 2; Soccer: 1,2,3,4; Swim Team: 3. FRANKLIN D . QUIGLEY Hockey: 1, 2, 3,4. . . ' . p. . . ' ; . . . . . . . y. p. . . S. Struzziero: Quietest; F. Zimmerman: Quietest; A . Dodson: Shortest Girl; G. Robinson: Tallest Boy. SCOTT PORTER Activity Committee: 1, 2,3,4; Baseball: 1,2; Basketball: 1; Football: 1,2,3,4 (capt. ); L.B.C. 4; Swim Team: 2,3,4 (capt. ); Leaders Corps: 3; Open Campus Com- mittee 3,4; Track: 3. BARBARA POMARICO (Transferred- Fall of 1973); Yearbook: 4. T. Nascimbeni and T.J. O ' Donnell: Class Couple . PAMELA ANN PERRY Class Secretary: 1. CARRIE LISBETH POLLARD Cinema Club: 4; Field Hockey: 2; Student Council: 4; Student Hostess: 4; Yearbook: 2; Assoc, ed.: 3; Ed. -in- Chief: 4. r w. m . m « «r ' '  ' ' • ' • . . . . . .c . . •; . Missing: L. Fiore and D. Killam: Class Musicians; C. Da dda: Most Mischievous and Class Flirt; A. Greene, B. Evans, and B. Fumo: Class Dramatists; P. Deane: Class Flirt; J. Crowley: Cutest Boy; C. Wade: Nicest Eyes; J. Lindel l: Nicest Hair; A. Pappas: Best Figure. Hey Doug--Did you get your Open Campus taken away??? THERESA MOYNAHAN Q IOQ I BH itMMg Mfr3tl OMMOMBflWttB MH Pfl WBflBQ fl WBflWflBI ' , . MICHAEL McHUGH paul McCarthy timothy p. McCaffrey Football: 1,2,3,4; Track: 1,2,3,4; Swim- ming: 3,4; Leaders Corps: 3,4; Student Council: 1; Vice Presi- dent: 2,3; Yearbook: 2; L.B.C.: 4. NANCY ELLEN MAY One Acts: 1,2; Year- book: 3,4. JANICE EILEEN MATTSON Drill Team: 2. CARL A . MARTIN Soccer: 1; Baseball: 3, 4; Hockey: 2,3,4. LAURIE MARKHARD Basketball: 1,2; Soft- ball: 1,2; Yearbook: 3, 4; Ski Team: 3; Chora- lyres: 4. THOMAS MASKELL Yearbook: 3,4; Cross Country: 4; Student Host 4; Track Team: 4; Student Council: 4. THOMAS MACNIECE W i i i t mm Sji i vK m m ' ' ' ' k k k - , K ' m , i k ' 1 '  -  -«eyr ZZZZZZ! dt d MARY MAMMARELLI One Acts: 1 , 2; Stage Crew: 2; P.A.V.A.S.: 3,4; Quill G Scroll: 3, 4; Student Council: 3; Tennis: 1,2,3,4; Year- book: 2, 3, 4-ed. -in- chief. MICHAEL J. MANGAN Soccer: 1,2,3; Cross Country: 4; Hockey: 1, 2; Track: 1,2,3,4; Yearbook: 4; Student Host: 4; Student Coun- cil Treasurer: 4; Smoke Signal: 4; Media Cen- ter: 4. JAMES E. MAJKA Baseball: 1; Hockey: 2; Smoke Signal: 1,2,3; Monitor: 2; Intramurals 1,3.4 NANCY M. LYNCH Swim Team: 1,2; Stu dent Hostess: 4; Soft- ball: 3,4; Student Council: 4; Leader Corp: 4. KERRY LOFTUS Swim Team: 1; Gym- nastic Team: 1; Syn- chronized Swimming: 1. DONNA G . LONG Swim Team: 1,2,4; Student Hostess: 3,4; Varsity Cheerleader: 3; Student Council: 2; Leader Corp: 4; Syn- chronized Swimming: 2,3,4; Activity Comm. 1,2,3; Manager Boys Swim Team: 4. JOANNE LOGOMASINI . . . . . . .«.:.«. Don ' t you think I ' m kinda cute? JOH N J. LINDE] JL T 1 jfl 1 MARY JO LENNON LYNN ANNE LEONE Library Aide . PAUL LEPLEY Basketball: 3,4; Base- ball: 3,4; Leader Corps 4. -A MICHELLE LEMIEUX Leader Corps: 3,4; Gymnastics: 1,2,3,4; Synchronized Swimming: 1. PAUL LINDAHL Soccer: 1,2,3,4; Base- ball: 1; Intramurals: 2, 3,4. PATRICIA LEGER HsmUU !; ' ' fe SUSAN A. KOLESAR Yearbook: 2, 3. SUSAN F. KNEELAND Ski team: 2, 3,4, (Capt. ); Leader Corp: 4; Mathletes: 3; Stu- dents Aide: 3; Year- book: 2,3; Softball: 1. WILLIAM H. KOBER Varsity Soccer: 1,2,3, 4 (co-captain); Leader Corp: 4, Mathletes: 3; Student Aide: 3; Year- book: 2,3; Softball: 1. CYNTHIA KING Field Hockey: 2,3; Track: 3,4 DAVID D. KILLAM Swing Band: 1,2,3,4; Marching Band: 1,2; Concert Band: 1,2,3,4; Orchestra: 1,2; P.A.V.A.S. CATHERINE A. KIBBE THOMAS F. KEYES Football: 1,3; Track: 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Hockey: 2; P.A.V.A.S. DONALD A . KEYES KENNETH KERN Soccer: 1; Basketball: 1; Baseball: 1,2,3,4. What??! 1 l b. ' HfV mm ] t mmj m 7i THOMAS J. JALBERT ELIZABETH D. HUTCHINSON Guidance Aide: 4. DAWN A. JOHNSON Ski Team: 2,3,4. CHRISTIE-LEE HUNT Drill Team: 2; Gym- nastics . ; ; ; ;• . „  . mil. 1 1 an a.i iWflfc i«f •• DEBORAH C . HOERLE Choralyres: 1,2,3,4; Senior Ensemble: 4; P.A.V.A.S: 3,4. . .  :. a «Mgt ac ' w M w aj w ra ' M l ' K t ' ireff ' M ' ' SB ' 58S ' ' KATHLEEN M. GURECKI Swim Teara: 1, 2 DAVID ALAN HARVEY Football: 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball: 1; Track: 1,2, 3. ELIZABETH HADLEY Class Officer: 1,2,3,4; Class Activity Com- mittee: 1, 2, 3,4; Open Campus Commit- tee: 3,4; Leader Corps: 3,4. DIANNE GRIMSHAW STEPHEN G OWING Swim Team: 1,2,3,4; Tennis: 1; L.B.C.: 4. ; ■ . .-.«£ . . .. . x ; . . . . ; . ' ! ' MM PAUL GOWEY REBECCA GODFREY Ski Team: 2,3,4; Falcon: 4. DUNCAN W. GILLAN Football: 1,2,3,4; Basketball: 2,4; Base- ball: 1,2; Track: 3,4. BARBARA GIBLIN HOLLY GILES JOHN T. GERNUX Basketball: 1; Ski Team: 2,3,4; Soccer: 1,2,3,4; Track: 1,2,3, CYNTHIA GILBERT Student Hostess: 3,4; L.B.C.:4. WILLIAM H. GARVEY Soccer: 1,2,3; Swim Team: 2,3; Baseball: 1; I ntramurals: 1; Ice Hockey: 4. LINDA LEE GARDELL Library Aide: 2,3. t w 8 SyjU lilttHtf , ' gig , ' iti ' Sli , V S6 ,, 8iS l M t, 8 It takes 72 muscles to frown, and only 14 to smile. FREDERICK J. GAGNE RICHARD BRUCE FROST Soccer: 1; Baseball: 1; Swim Team: 2, 3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Math- letes: 3,4; Yearbook: 2,3 (editor), 4 (editor) Quill and Scroll: 3,4; School Committee: 4; Youth Advisory Com- mittee: 4. PATRICIA FRITZ Choralyres: 2,4; Folk Festival: 1, 2; Talent Show: 4. LINDA FIORE Concert Band: 1,2,3,4; Marching Band: 1,2,3; Tech. Crew: 1,2,3; Choralyres: 4; P.A.V.A.S; Talent Show: (co-chairman) 4; Senior Ensemble. BRENDA FINGER •. • ' ' . ' •. Now, THAT was a sour note! 41 PATRICIA E. DUNWOODY MARYANN DULUDE JEFFREY A. DUKE Entered Junior Year. Soccer 3,4; Tennis: 3. DOREEN JOAN DRAGON Nursery School: 3,4; Guidance Aide: 3. BONNIE DOTEN Swim Team: 1,2,3,4; Gymnastics: 1,2,3,4; Softball: 1; Volleyball: 2. ANNETTE DODSON if CARA DIVIDA Gymnastics: 1. JAMES DIETRICH Track: 1; Soccer: 2; Intramural Floor Hoc- key: 1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS DICKIE Soccer: 1,2; Tennis: 1,2,3,4; Intramurals: 2,3,4. N I ' m gonna write a letter to my Congressman about this! m • C . . . . •   , . . ' ' •; «. . feet the ffiF-BOY-AR-DEES! !! ' DOREEN L. CONERY Drill Team: 1. CYNTHIA COLITTI SANDRA R. CIOCCI Office Aide: 3; Drill Team: 2,3; Student Hostess: 3,4; Concert Band: 4; Yearbook: 2, 3,4; P.A.V.A.S.: 3, 4; Technical Theatre: 1,2,3,4; Arts Sympo- sium: 1,2,3,4; Bus- iness manager of Drama Club: 3,4. DIANA CHAPMAN -W-W.W- JK 45 ■ LEON CAZALET Football: 1,2,3,4; Bas ketball: 1,2,3,4; Base ball: 1,2; Golf: 3,4. ' ; . ' . . . ;•! 1 1 ipMh! : fc ill JILL BARBARA BUCKLAND Ski Team: 3. SUSAN BUCHHOLZ Stage Crew: 1,2,3; One Acts 2; The Cru- cible 4; My Fair Lady 3, Yearbook 2, 3,4 (editor); Quill and Scroll 3,4 (pres. ); P.A.V.A. S. 4; Cho- ralyres 3, 4; Folk Fes- tival co. Chairman 4; Talent Show C. Chair- man 4; Madrigal Cho- rus 4; Western District 4; Field Hockey 4; Student Hostess 3,4. JFAN ANNE BUGBEE J.V. Cheerleader: 1,2 ROBERTA BRANAM DIANE MARIE BRODEUR Yearbook: 2,3; (editor) 4 (editor); Talent Show: 2,4; Lab Assis- tant: 3,4; Student Ad- visory Committee: 4; Emeralds: 3; Quill Scroll: 3,4. DANIEL DE MARCO BRAINARD Soccer: 1, 2. ANTHONY A. BOYER II PATRICIA MARIE BOYLAN Library Aide: 1; Guid- ance Aide: 2; Office Aide: 3; Drill Team: 3. CINDY BOYDAK Yearbook aeigB H HCHMBwagMMgi MflH M , ' 3tt , itf Ms 8 B li aB l aB w M |, M || B g | BB || 8 8 l ELIZABETH K. BOYD Tennis: 2,3,4; Field Hockey: 4; Yearbook: 3; Student Hostess: 3,4. PETER BOUCHER ROBERT A . BONSALL Soccer: 1; Marching Band: 1,2; Student Council: 2,3; Western District Orchestra: 2,3, 4; Allstate Band: 2,3, 4; Tennis: 4. PATRICIA ANN BODUCH Softball: 1,2,3,4. MAXINE CAROLINE BIZON Jr. Choralyres: 1; Choralyres: 2,3,4; Sr. Ensemble: 4; Drill Team: 3,4; Student Hostess: 4; Library Aide: 2,3,4; Spring Musical: 1. SCOTT A. BENOIT Football: 1,2; Hoc- key: 1,2. JOHN W. BICHAN GARY B. BENNETT .( MARGO BEDORE JAN BEAULIEU Emarlds: 3. Is THAT your cycle Gary??? RICHARD BATES Hockey: 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball: 1,3,4. TONY S. BARNA KATHERTNE H. BARKER Library Aide: 1; Of- fice Aide: 2, 3; Drill Team: 2, 3; Techni- cal Theatre: 1,2,3,4; Co- Business Manager of Drama Club: 3,4; P.A.V.A.S.: 3,4; Art Symposium: 1,2,3,4; Yearbook: 2, 3,4. CHRISTINE MARIE BAK Student Hostess: 3,4; Student Council: 4. Jii NORMAN BANDOSKI Soccer: 1, 2, 3,4. RICHARD AVERILL BARRY K. ANDRUSKI Basketball: 1; Golf: 1, 2,3,4. DIANA BALLARD Drill Team: 2; Student Hostess: 3,4; Cinema Club: 4. DIANNE M. ALLEN CHARLES ALBERTSON, JR. Football: 1,2,3,4; Track: 2. r p. . m m •  •  . . . . . MICHAEL SYLVIA JUDITH SCHAEFER STEVEN PIRRO JAMES ADAM MISSING: CYNTHIA ZUKAS CAMELLIA WALTON GARY WADE DEBORAH PANETTA ROBIN PALM ARTHUR MAY WILLIAM FUMO BOBBYE FOLEY VIOLA FERRINGTON DAVID KING WILLIAM HANSON C. BRADLEY HAMMOND CAROLYN COLLEY BRAD CLIFT WILLIAM FALES MARY ANN DELUDE STEVEN DAY PAUL GOODRICH JOHN GWOZDZ TIMOTHY GALAS ROGER PEAUMIER GARY ALLARD And Everyone Else Who Isn ' t Here! ! • « V •  ■ y • •;  ; • «r ;• ' MEET THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: FROM LEFT to RIGHT: N. Thom- son (President), B. Hadley (Vice-Pres- ident), T. Nascim- beni (Secretary), C. Rodrigues (Treasurer). 52 m ' wl ■ M £f J t r I Ji B. Abar, L. A- brahamson, N. A- dams, W. Albert- son, P. Allen, T. Aloisio, M. Ar- dolino, K. Ashe, D. Atchinson. R. Auchter, C. Averill, C. Bach, B. Balboni, P. Balise, K. Bar- som, W. Bartels, E. Bates, K. Beane. D. Beaudry, S. Beaulieu, B. Beaumier, M. Beaumont, E. Beck, K. Beck- er, J. Belli, C. Belsky, K. Berard. J. Berenson, J. Bergeron, J. Ber- thiaume, R. Bil- ton, D. Birk- haeuser, D. Blan- chard, P. Blan- chard G. Blethen, G. Bliss. D. Bolduc, D. Bonney, P. Bour- beau, J. Boyer, P. Boynton, S. Brad- ley, P. Brady, S. Bready, L. Bren- nan. P. Brodeur, L. Bromley, D. Brown, S. Brown, S. Budlong, R. Bureau, M. Bur- goon, A. Burns, B. Burns. P. Campion, C. Caney, G. Car- estia, D. Carl- son, D. Carlson, A. Carmody, C. Casale, T. Cast- illo, B. Cauley. G. Cebula, F. Celentano, R. Chambers, D. Chapin, E. Chap- man, G. Chaput, G. Charette, L. Cheetham, J. Chichakly. freshmen 58 M. Christenson, R. Christiansen, T. Cimpi, R. Clark, J. Clift, C. Colitti, G. Condon, D. Con- ery, P. Conway. S. Cooper, E. Cosby, D. Cos- tello, J. Coville, C. Cowles, A. Craig, T. Craw- ford, D. Croteau, K. CzaplicH. E. Dakis, J. Dal- ton, R. Damiani, L. Dansereau, S. Ray, R. Demars, J. Dennis, T. De- valle, M. Devine. D. Dewolf, P. Dionne, L. Di- vida, S. Dodd, R. Dodson, W. Donati, M. Dor- sett, S. Doten, D. Douthwright. S. Driscoll, B. Dimklee, C. Eddy, D. Engel, M. Esteves, K. Fabbri, D. Fan- cy, S. Faudree, L. Ferri. R. Filiault, B. Fish, K. Fitz- gerald, J. Florio, L. Florio, J. Flynn, J. Foley, L. Fortini, M. Fowler. S. Francis, R. Fritz, A. Froga- meni, H. Frost, G. Galavotti, G. Garcia, T. Gar- ten, J. Garvey. Who? Me?! I never make noise in the libra rv! 59 K. Garvey, C. Gatts, K. Gaud- reau, T. Geary, B. Gendreau, T. Gernux, M. Ger- rard, L. Getchell, M. Gillian. S. Gillis, M. Gleason, N. Gneda, I. Gon- calves, C. Gor- ecki, D. Gould, J. Grant, R. Grassetti, D. Grattan. M. Graves, T. Gregory, M. Gress, M. Grover, D. Grundstrom, V. Guiel, D. Gwozdz, E. Habermehl, E. Halama. L. Halley, K. Hanks, S. Han- mer, J. Harper, S. Harrison, M. Hartt, M. Hassin, B. Hastings, J. Hastings. M. Hastings, J. Hayes, D. Hebert, D. Hebert, M. Hebert, C. Heel- ey, M. Herrica, C. Hicks, S. Hill. K. Hilt, M. Hinkley, J. Hirst, S. Holliday, E. Hough, J. How- ard, T. Howell, S. Howland, R. Hunington. G. Iellamo, T. Iellamo, J. Iwasinski, ]. Jack, S. Jackson, S. Johnson, S. Johnson, B. Jor- dan. Is this a good enough pose for a pic? 60 R. Jordan, G. Kakley, K. Kane, B. Keddy, H. Kervick, S. Kibbe, N. King, E. Kirk, K. Kisseberth. R. Knadler, L. Knak, K. Kober, C. Kogut, C. Kokoszyna, K. Krzesik, S. Ku- bik, M. Kullberg, L. Labelle. L. Lafreniere, J. Lambert, N. Le- blond, P. Leduc, M. Lennon, A. Leone, P. Liapis, L. Lindahl, J. Little. L. Lomascola, G. Long, C. Longo, D. Lopata, R. Lord, P. Love- land, K. Luth- gren, L. Mack, D. Macintosh. S. Magalhaes, K. Malloy, H. Man- ard, K. Mangan, N. Manning, E. Marano, P. Mar- tin, C. Maryott, D. Massidda. L. Matonis, K. McCann, S. Mc- Cormick, S. Mc- Cracken, T. Mc- Guill, D. Mc- Mann, M. Mc- Mullen, P. McMullen, C. McNichol. M. McNulty, W. Me eh an, A. Megas, O. Mel- bourne, T. Mel- bourne, M. Mel- ikian, G. Mes- sell, H. Mercure, M. Metzler. D. Miller, S. Miller, W. Mir- eault, E. Mis- iaszek, D. Moody, K. Moore, L. Morey, J. Mor- gan, J. Morris. A. Morse, L. Morse, G. Mu- kai, S. Munroe, C. Nealey, J. Nelson, M. Niemczyk. Don ' t talce my picture now! I look terrible today! ! T. Nodell, D. Novak, T. O Brien, D. O Con- ner, M. Ogoley, R. Ohagan, S. Oneil, D. Orton, E. O Shea. J. Osmond, P. Ouellette, B. Ouimette, T. O- wens, M. Pal- mioli, M. Pan- asian, K. Patric, D. Payer, A. Pearson. K. Pennington, W. Pereira, R. Plugge, D. Pol- ley, F. Polom, G. Popovich, J. Potter, L. Poul- opoulos, D. Powers. B. Powers, J. Po- wis, J. Pratt, G. Rasmussen, E. Rauscher, K. Reardon, J. Re- burn, S. Reed, W. Rich. J. Richter, S. Richter, K. Rid- enour, D. Riga, M. Rivenburgh, B. Robinson, S. Roche, A. Rod- rigues, D. Rod- rigues. R. Rodrigues, B. Roth, J. Rus- sell, T. Russo, P. Ruta, L. Ry- der, R. Ryder, C. Santos, E. Satter. D. Savoie, B. Sawyer, R. Sa- zama, J. Scar- lett, E. Schermer, G. Schmuck, T. Schnepp, T. Schubert, G. Schwab e. Lunch time at this school brings such good times. 62 S. Setian, L. Shankel, M. Shaw, W. Shaw, P. Sheehan, D. Sheehy, A. Shep- ard, L. Shields, P. Siano. W. Siebert, T. Silva, W. Sil- veira, M. Sini- scalchi, L. Smith, P. Smith, S. Smith, D. Soucie, D. Spen- cer. C. Stamm, L. Stark, K. Stel- zer, B. Stephens, M. Stevens, S. St. Germain, W. Stiles, R. Stol- pinski, Pv. St. Pierre. D. Strand, D. Strahan, S. Strohman, L. Struzziero, M. Strzempek, J. Sullivan, K. Sul- livan, T. Sween- ey, A. Swift. V. Switzer, P. Szmyt, A. Tiboni, P. Tippett, C. Tobia, D Trow, E. Trybus, D. -Tucker, N. Twining. T. Vakel, L. Vautrain, M. Verini; D. Veto, S. Vivian, S. Vonflatern, K. Voss, C. Wal- lace, J. Warner. J. Wark, S. Weissback. L. Wentworth, R. Westberg, D. Whipple, A. White, D. Wil- bur, S. Williams, B. Wilson. N. Wilson, T. Wilson, W. Wo- jnicki, J. Wol- cott, L. Wolfe, L. Woodard, C. Wytas, K. Zieg- enhafen, M. Zorzi. Uh. . .Let ' s sit by the door so we can leave fast! R. Abrahamson, R. Adam, T. Allen, W. Arsen- ault, M. Audette, E. Averill, S. Bacon, D. Bagge, J. Balise. K. Barron, R. Batista, P. Bauer, C. Beach, H. Becker, D. Beg- ley, G. Belli, D. Belmar, J. Bene- dict. M. Berard, L. Bernet, G. Bianco, M. Bielitz, K. Biskup, L. Bohn, C. Boilard, B. Bonsall, J. Bor- denuk. V. Bortolussi, P. Bourcier, S. Boyd, P. Bre- haut, S. Bren- nan, M. Bugbee, C. Bulat, C. Bump, R. Bureau. S. Burian, R. Byrne, K. Byron, G. Calabrese, T. Caney, N. Cap- accio, R. Cason, E. Cardetti, C. Carlin. W. Carlson, E. Carpenter, C. Cazalet, J. Chap- in, J. Chouinard, L. Chute, K. Clifford, R. Clydesdale, J. Colbum. A. Coleman, C. Cordner, D. Cor- ey, K. Cormier, R. Corriveau, S. Cote, D. Court- ney, C. Coush- aine, T. Cross- man. W. Crowley, J. Croze, P. Daig- neaul, D. Dane, W. Daniels, N. Darling, D. Davenport, K. Davis, I.M. Darling. God! I finally got past being a freshman! sophmores 64 R. Decoteau, J. Delargy, J. Del- grego, R. De Monti gny, C. Desmond, N. Desnoyers, R. Devalle, M. Domanowski , K . Donnelly. D. Donovan, P. Dooley, T. Doo- ley, D. Dom, M. Dorsett, P. Douthv right, D. Dragon, G. Dra- gon, B. Driskill. R. Dufresne, C. Dunklee, K. Dunn, D. Durgar- ian, S. Dziura, A. Easton, C. Ellard, C. Engel, J. Evans. S. Farrell, C. Faulhaber, A. Festa, B. Filiault- J. Fiore, M. Fisher, J. Fives, T. Fives, J. Follansbee. M. Fongemie, J. Foster, C. Fran- cis, T. Francis, N. Fratamico, D. Fredette, K. Frost, P. Gadsby, C. Galavotti. D. Gallini, C. GardeH, W. Gaudreau, D. Gernux, B. Gib- son, D. Giles, M. Giles, T. Gleason, T. Gleason. M. Godfrey, L. Godin, E. Ciood- reau, M. Gotta, R. Goudreau, A. Gouvan, J. Gow- ing, A. Graham, G. Gramarossa. C. Gran, J. Grant, M. Greg- oire, P. Greg- oire, K. Gregory ' , D. Grilli, K. Grimshaiv, D. Grogan, B. Groth. Y. Guilmain, K. Guinis, V. Hag- gerty, W. Hall, C. Hanson, R. Hardvricke, J. Harlow, C. Chaplin, I.M. Hairy. Duh. . . checkmatch! ?! J. Harper, B. Harrington, D. Harrington, B. Harwood, A. Hassin, D. Hat- ch, W. Hayn, C. Heiney, A. Hellinger. A. Henegar, D. Henry, J. Hig- gins, P. Hills- burg, K. Hinch, S. Hluschewskyj, S. Hluschewskyj, H. House, C. Hutchinson. B. Iampietro, J. Ingraham, L. Isham, T. Isham, B. Izzo, T. Jack- son, K. Jacque, S. Jameson, A. Johnson. C. Johnson, C. Johnson, D. Johnson, C. Jones, S. Jones, E. Jordan, J. Jordan, R. Jor- dan, K. Jurkowski . T. Kasper, M. Keddy, J. Kelly, W. Kerr, B. Kibbe, R. King, J. Kittridge, W. Klein, D. Knowles . L. Kokkalis, P. Kolbusz, H. Kos- sick, E. Kron- holm, B. Krzy- nowek, M. Ksze- pka, H. Kwapis- inski, J. Lafleur, L. Lafrenier. P. Laitres, N. Lambert, E. Landry, G. La- motte, M. Lara- mee, M. Laval- lee, M. Laware, B. Lefebvre, M. Lemieux. D. Littorin, M. Lopata, R. Lous- teau, L. Love, T. Lynch, R. Majkut, V. Man- zer, K. Manning, J. Marion. M. Markham, M. Mathieu, B. Mc- cormick, A. Mc- cracken, A. Mc- donald, P. Mc- granaghan, C. Mcgregor, I.M. Mental, I.M. McBackward. Deeelicious M. McGuill, J. Mclnnes, D. McKay, M. Meehan, E. Mentzen, C. Merrick, F. Mil- ler, W. Miller, J. More 11. R. Morey, K. Moriarty, D. Morin, A. Mott, D. Munsell, J. Murphy, M. Murphy, P. Mur- phy, R. Narreau. K. Nauman, M. Nevins, B. Nich- ols, J. Nichols, K. Nichols, J. Nickerson, A. Nietupski, J. Nowak, P. Oades. S. O ' Brien, T. O ' Brien, M. Of- ficer, K. Opal- inski, S. Orluk, P. Packard, J. Pappas, L. Pat- runo, S. Peczka. J. Perez, R. Peterson, C. Phillips, A. Pia- get, L. Pianow- ski, O. Pickett, M. Philigian, C. Pirog, J. Rugg. J. Porter, K. Pothul, L. Potter, R. Poulin, F. Pugliano, S. Reddington, C. Reed, D. Reed, J. Reed. D. Rene, W. Roberts, T. Rogers, L. Ron- carati, K. Ross, S. Ross, G. Roy, E. Ruta, R. Ryan. K. Saxe, B. Schenk, J. Schu- bert, W. Schu- bert, D. Sclafani, B. Scott, D. Sears, G. Sears, S. Semle. I HATE pool! W. Shenkel, S. Shaw, S. Shep- ard, M. Shlosser, S. Short, J. Sia- no, J. Sigler, S. Silva, P. Silva. M. Simonoko, S. Slatcher, R. Sleeper, Ro. Sleeper, A. Smith, A. Smith, D. Smith, J. Smith, R. Spears. R. Stamm, J. Starr, M. Ste- fanik, G. St. James, S. Stoe- ber, R. Stolarik, C. Stolpinski, J. Stone, L. St. Pierre. M. Strange, C. Struzzierio, S. Sweetman, R. Taylor, R. Tay- lor, C. Therrien, R. Thomas, S . Thomas, C. Tucker. D. Usher, C. Valentine, M. VanAmsterdam , D. VanHorn, A. Vogl, D. Von- flatern, D. Wal- ton, J. Wawrzyk, J. Wells. J. Whipple, J. Whitehill, L. Wickett, S. Wil- bur, D. Wilk, D. WiUiams, D. Wilson, S. Wil- son, B. Wolski. T. Wolstencroft, T. Wood, R. Worthington, P. Wylie, J. Yanzel, J. Ziemba, A. Zero, I.M. Fuzzy, I.M. Handy. Hey, are you guys going to the big game Saturday? juniors S. Abar, L. Ack- erman, A. Ad- amczyk, D. Adams, D. Al- len, C. Allen, W. Allen, C. Aloisio, J. Anderholm. J. Axtell, P. Bachmann, C. Bailey, L. Bal- boni, D. Baldyga, M. Barbaro, D. Bates, T. Bates, J. Beaudry. L. Beaulieu, S. Bergeron, S. Black, M. Boil- ard, J. Bolduc, K. Booth, M. Booth, C. Bor- denuk, D. Bosworth. J. Brennen, D. Brodeur, S. Bro- mage, P. Brom- ley, S. Brown, B. Buchholz, R. Burgess, J. Burt, L. Butler. N. Byron, K. Campion, K. Carr, J. Cauley, T. Cebula, J. Chambers, L. Chaput, B. Chichakly, P. Cilley. A. Cimpi, G. Ciocci, C. Clark, D. Clark, J. Clarke, L. Clifford, L. Col- gan, T. Collins, T. Comaskey. D. Condon, P. Coombs, C. Cor- beil, C. Cote, J. Cote, C. Coushaine, L. Croteau, J. Crowder, M. Crowley. J. Curley, T. Dailey, L. D ' Amours, G. Davis, L. Day, C. DeFalco, P. Delgrego, D. Demetrius, I.M. Dead. I don ' t know if I can stand an- other year in this place. 69 R. DeSanti, R. Desnoyers, L. Desotell, P. Des- prey, K. DeWolf, M. Dodson, M. Dollar, G. Dor- sett, D. Douthwright. J. Dow, N. Downey, M. Dresser, C. Driscoll, J. Dris- coll, C. Dunn, C. Dwyer, D. Ellithorpe, P. Ertell. C. Ferrier, M. tFidalgo, A. Fish- er, J. Flynn, M. Flynn, E. Forni, S. Foster, A. Fowler, P. Frey. D. Fuller, D. Gallant, M. Gal- lini, A. Garber, R. Garbus, M. Getchell, L. Gib- son, R. Gibson, C. Gillis. A. Glaser, B. Glidden, L. Gneda, T. Good- reau, L. Goodwin, G. Govoni, E. Grace, M. Gray, C. Greene. J. Gress, E. Grillo, L. Gur- ecki, S. Handel, C. Hanks, A. Hanmer, D. Hapgood, J. Har- ris, W. Harris. J. Hartmann, E. Hartt, D. Har- vard, D. Harvey, K. Harvey, J. Hastie, J. Hast- ings, M. Hastings, I. Homely. Guess Who? 1 W. Hastings, N. Hatch, P. Hatch, C. Hebert, M. Hebert, M. Heise, R. Hicks, C. Hill, G. Hinch. D, Hirst, L. Holmberg, L. Hough, S. Hough, S. Ickrath, S. Isham, M. Jac- hym, C. Jacobs, C. Johnson. S. Johnson, C. Jutkiev icz, S. Keenan, M. Kerst, E. Ker- vick, R. Kibbe, J. Kesseberth, W. Kissel. G. Knak, D. Knov. ' les, R. Kosakowski, K. LaBonte, M. LaBroad, G. LaDue, M. La- Flamme, R. La- jzer, A. Lake. C. Landry, S. Leary, E. Len- non, M. Leone, K. Lindahl, C. Little, K. Loftus, D. Loomis, W. Lundy. L. Luzi, T. Lynch, L. Ma- haffey, M. Ma- harne, E. Mal- zenski, M. Man- ning, K. Marsili, K. Maxwell, C. McCannon. J. McGuill, E. McHugh, T. Mehlich, B. Mel- ikian, R. Mel- ville, C. Metay- er, M. Mierzwin- ski, G. Miller, B. Mitchell. M. Morell, S. Motyl, K. Mun- sell, M. Mun- sell, J. Murphy, P. Narreau, D. Nascimbeni, C. Newcomb, S. Niles. Smile prett for the camera ! Make me ! J, Normandeau, J. Novak, C. Nowell, C. O ' Ha- gan, L. Okula, S. Olsen, K. O ' Neil, D. Palm, A. Panetta. P. Pappas, J. Pat- ric, S. Paul, D. Perman, E. Phelps, M. Phil- ippbar, M. Pia- get, S. Pianowski, L. Pirro. J. Plugge, L. Polley, W. Pos- ley, R. Powell, J. Powers, G. Powis, S. Pratt, L. Przybycien, E. Putnam. C. Radrowski, N. Raymond, R. Reall, J. Re- burn, W. Reed, L. Remsberg, D. Robinson, K. Rochford, T. Rodrigues. J. Ross, M. Ross, T. Rourke, L. Roundy, K. Rowe, C. Rus- sell, E. Russell, P. Russell, J. Ryder. D. Santaniello, M. Sails, P. Samra, A. Sav- ides, K. Scarlett, D. Schubach, W. Schubach, D. Scott, R. Scott. J. Shadduck, R. Shaw, N. Shea, E. Sheehan, A. Skipton, B. Smith, M. Smith, T. Smith, J. Sousa. Me? Bored? Never! M. Spagnoli, J. Spinn, D. Sprin- ger, J. Squire, C. Stark, K. St. Denis, M. St. Germain, B. Stirton, R. Stolarik . B. Stone, C. Stone, J. Stone, S. Strohman, E. Subjek, D. Sul- livan, G. Sulli- van, W. Sullivan, N. Swallow. E. Switzer, P. Szaban, E. Szcze- panek, D. Szum- iel, C. Szydlow- ski, M. Thodal, H. Thrasher, S. Tippett, M. Trabulsi . D. Trimble, P. VanDerwerken, B. Van Horn, B. Wallace, D. Wal- lace, G. Warner, J. Webber, J. Weissbach, L. Wentworth. K. White, L. WhitehiU, M. Whitmeyer, T. Willey, G. Wil- liams, J. Wil- liams, M. Wil- liams, J. Wright, M. Zephir. M Th-th-th- that ' s all, folks! 73 iiiilffU r 1 £ SI e 7 y fc; ft (S WARREN AMERMAN Music Why teach? I love the pro fession. Nowhere else can one find opportunity to be associated with civilized colleagues and with fine young people each day-- and get paid for it. MARILYN ATS Foreign Language DONALD BAMFORD Math Take time and pause to enjoy life. SUSAN BAROCAS Science MARTIN BARRETT Driver ' s Ed., Phys. Ed. DAVID BARRY Social Studies If anything can go wrong it will. TERESA BARTON Math Let ' s go beyond the obvious. CHARLES BEELER Music Who wants much more than leaves- Let him not come in May. ROBERT BERKOWITZ English DAVID BEF English I won ' t be laughing at the lies when I ' m gone, I can ' t question how or when or why when I ' m gone Can ' t live proud enough to die when I ' m gone So I guess I ' ll have to do it while I ' m here. ELIZABETH BICHAN Art MARY LOU BREWER Social Studies ' imiltL tti.v; Ik -. wJyK lu c: f tfi V I irfir 41 PATRICIA CASCIO Phys. Ed. STEVE CASTONGUAY Social Studies I don ' t have enough courage to be apathetic. SUSAN CURTIS Business UCHARD BROWN Science ' Do your best, and make the est of it. IEENA BUCKNELL  hys. Ed. ' Be all that you can be. DONALD CAMPBELL science ' Ordinary men become ;reat because they succeed :n spite of their handicaps. WLLMA DAVIDSON English Anything Skakespeare wrote is a favorite quote of mine, (this immediately makes enemies of my students! ) PAUL DESLAURIERS Remedial JAMES DeWOLF Industrial Arts There is NOTHING as im- portant as satisfaction in a job well done. BEVERLY DOPITA Phys. Ed. PATRICIA DUNN Phys. Ed. JAMES ETTER Social Studies Education is like a moon- rise, Perceptable Not in progress But in result. JOSEPH FEDE Math MARGARET FEY Foreign Language I teach because I feel the future of the world is in the hands of the young and only through good education can they fulfull the responsibility that is theirs. I hope I am contributing to their growth. ' STERLING FUTTERLEIB Industrial Arts VICTOR GRANAUDO Math One cannot be successful in mathematics without en- thusiasm and determination. JOAN GUZIEC Business The desire of knowledge, like the thirst of riches, in- creases ever with the ac- quisition of it. SADIE HACHADOURIAN English DAVID HAMELESf Social Studies DANIEL HANSCOM Social Studies No one ever went broke b) underestimating the taste o: the American public. KENNETH HANSON Music PATRICIA GAGNON Science Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead. Walk beside me, and just be my friend. JAMES GIROTTI Phys. Ed. KATHERING GOULDING Home Economics ROSEMARY O ' DONOGHUE English JOHN OPPEDISANO Math Life is to enjoy, but not at another ' s expense. LINDA OVERGAARD Foreign Language JAMES HAYNES Industrial Arts RONALD HOFMANN English I like the hours, the en- vironment, teen-agers, and the emotional and intellec- tual demands teaching makes of me. RUSSELL HOLT Math JOHN KENNEDY Foreign Language Querer es poder. MARTIN KIBBE Industrial Arts A winner never quits and a quitter never wins. CONSTANCE KIMBERLY English Kids are great because they are so filled with life and hope- it keeps the teacher young! WILLIAM KOBER Phys. Ed. DAVID KOSIOREK Science GLORIA LaFLAMME Foreign Language Don ' t live on the surface o life doing your mechanical, busy little daily things all the time. Get down inside of life; feel it, touch it, live it fully! PAUL LaFLAMME Science Quality and quantity are inversely proportional. RAFFELENA LATINO English Ideals are like stars; you will not succeed in touch- ing them with your hands. But like the seafaring man on the desert of waters, you choose them as your guides, And following them you will reach your destiny. TIMOTHY LedDUKE Social Studies, Driver ' s Ed., Phys. Ed. VICTOR GRANAUDO Math One cannot be successful in mathematics without en- thusiasm and determination, JOAN GUZIEC Business The desire of knowledge, like the thirst of riches, in- creases ever with the ac- quisition of it. SADIE FIACHADOURIAN English HAROLD MILLER Science BRUCE MORGAN Phys. Ed. MADELENE NEWSOME Nurse LIVE IT! CAROL LIGARSKI Math JOHN LOGAN Industrial Arts WALTER MACIASZEK Art WILLIAM MAGDYCZ Science English JOHN OPPEDISANO Math Life is to enjoy, but not at another ' s expense. LINDA OVERGAARD Foreign Language KATHRYN NICKOLLS Home Economics NORMA NOONE English DONNA O ' CONNOR English Experience is the name so many people give to their mistakes. SARA OWEN Librarian I agree with no man ' s opinions. I have some of my own. GARY PETZOLD Science BARBARA PRACKNECK English Keep cool; it will be all one a hundred years hence. JOHN PRZYBYLOWICZ, JR. Foreign Language Life is what you make of it. KATHLEEN PRZYBYLOWICZ Business Be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger. LOIS RASMUSSEN English What counts is not the hours you put in, but how much you put in the hours. JEWEL REBURN Home Economics DEBORAH RICHTER Home Economics GEORGE ROBINSON Math RUSSELL SALK Math MARK SAWYER English The greatest gift one can give another person is a deeper understanding of life and the ability to love and believe in self. STEPHEN SCHARL Science Learn how to be your own person. CLARA SHARRARD Home Economics ROBERT SILVA Math BARBARA SIROIS Science A coward dies many deaths, The vali ant dies but once. PHILLIP SOUSA Industrial Arts Take your time and do it right! ! RICHARD SPENCER English ELIZABETH STEELE Home Economics Give a little love to a child, and you get a great deal back. KARL STERNBERG Science Essentia non sunt multi- plicanda praeter nesessi- tatem. JOHN STONE Work Study AUTHUR TIPALDI English BEULAH TOWNE Science GREG TRIMMER English JOSEPH VAN WEST Art Let it be honest and do it as well as you can. LOUIS VERANI Business Be yourself- he is great who is what he is and never re- minds us of others. DIANE WAGNER English ANDREW WHALEN Phys. Ed. CURTIS WING Science JOHN WORTHLEY Math CHRISTINE WRONA Social Studies I find teaching to be an art where creativity can be expressed and where the rewards are great. JEANETTE YOUNG Business To get rid of an enemy, one must love him. MISSING: WALTER KORZENTOWSKI Audio Visual CYNTHIA LedDUKE English EDWARD MLERZEWSKI Music VALETA ROBINSON Foreign Language , 4 JO W i FRANCIS P. REDDINGTON Superintendent HELENA. WALINSKI Assistant Principal JOHN LOGAN Administrative Assistant MAURICE F. HEFFERNAN Associate Superintendent WILLIAM SCHENCK Assistant Principal SUSAN CURTIS Administrative Assistant Honest work never killed anyone. E. Hoefener OFFICE SECRETARIES: Front: DORIS FOLLANSBEE, CAM- MELLA KERR, LUELLA SEARLES, NANCY PORTER, GLORIA McGREGOR, JEAN SAVAGE, Back: ANDREA MORGAN, PEGGY ANN FEGLEY. Missing: MARGE BEAN, RODNEY SMET. GUIDANCE DEPT: CHARLES TOMPSON, RITA STRAUSS, STEVEN WEISS, PETER GARTNER JUDY SMITH, MARIOS KACOYANNAKIS, GEORGE PROULX, WILLIAM OSBORN. JANITORS: Sitting: TOM TREWIN, FRANK CIECKP, JOE NORMAN, STAN STRYCHARZ, MIKE GRISE, ED ORDYNOWICZ. SUPERINTENDENT SECRETARIES: SALLY MOORE, SALLY TRABULSI, MURIEL FORSMAN, ANNA TUPPER, JEN POST, LOIS BARBER, JEAN ARMSTRONG. JANITORS: Standing: JOE CORRIVEAU, GEORGE STOCKS, STAN KLINKO- WICZ, PETER SAGAN, LEON SUPERNEAU. COOKS: E. WTCKETT, B. SZANDEROWSKI, T. MAZZA, I. CHUMURA, J. MORAY, L. SCHIELDING, M. LOPATA, A. ROSS, I. CONVERSE, L. ISHAM, K. WTLK. HOOL COMMITTEE: KENNETH RAINEY— CHAIRMAN, DORIS BOWMAN— VICE-CHAIRMAN, LOUISE VOSS, YORKE PHILLIPS, CAROL JOHN- N, JOHN HOWARD, NEIL ABRAHAMSON, JERRY BADGER, WILLIAM SCHENCK, FRANCIS REDDINGTON, MAURICE HEFFERNAN, RICHARD OST, SCOTT RASMUSSEN. J % % % a, o a £ TAILIENT?! P. A. V. A. S. : BOTTOM ROW: M. Mammarelli, J. Anderholm, D. Wilson, K. Owens, D. Trimble, D. Clark, R. Scott, D. Kenny, W. Fumo, A. Green, L. Fiore, K. Bar- ker. SECOND ROW: T. Keyes, A. Talbot, R. Miller, A. Silveria, L. Whitehill, L. Voss, J. Plugge, E. Phelps, K. Lindahl, M. Dresser, J. Spinn, E. Grace, D. Fuller, K. DeWolf, S. Ciocci, D. Demetrius, Mr. Hanson. THIRD ROW: D. Hoerle, D. Kil- lam, S. Polom, S. Buchholz, L. Duval, M. Sails, C. Dwyer, T. Rourke, E. Rath- bone, B. Foley, D. Love, G. Lenz. Missing: T. Partridge, R. Bonsall, J. Valentine, S. Coeby, M. Landon, C. Rodrigues, J. Scheafer, J. Burt, J. Dow, J. McGuill, J. Stone, M Thodal, J. Reburn, J. Taylor, J. Williamson. IP..A Y-A S _.__.__ .. m , -s IV-V.IH— m a GHOSTS: Scott Strohman, Kathy Barker, Sandy Ciocci, Betsy Carlson, Stu Marti- ■— (1 M- M ) ■ WW nez, Bill Fumo, Debbie Love, Kathie Barron, Jane Whitehill, Judy Spinn, Debbie II ll— ' H !_• m ll_ V ▼ Trimble, Barb Schenk, Bob Reall, Jerry Hall, Karen Dewolf, and Debbie Wilson. They ' re in the dark so much you don ' t know who they are. LIBRARY AIDES: A. Vogl, C. Desmond, B. Jordan, S. Wilson, S. Hleuschewsky, M. Bielitz, J. Osman, J. Jordan, K. Lothgren, K. Garvey, A. McDonald, D. Donovan, K. Voss, L. Pianowski, C. Jacobs, D. Francis L. Shields, L. Divida, M. Bizon, S. Holli- day, N. Darling. The 800 ' s are sitting over there, no? Well I ' ll go ask. GUIDANCE AIDES: N. Hatch, D. Hannington, P. Smith, L. Lindhl, S. O ' Brien, J. Adams, B. Quigley, M. Riven- burg, E. Hutchinson, N. St. Germain, K. White, V. Switzer, L. Lomascola, B. Cunningham, M. Maherne, B. Van Home, K. St. Denis, S. Holliday, N. Manning, A. Motl. It ' s not a bad job if you have some spare time. LIDDAICY GUI DANCE AIDES ■ HBBBtHHI Always willing to serve. BOTTOM ROW: J. Ubersax, M. Aykanian. SECOND ROW: M. Willms, M. Scott Smith, S. Robertson, B. Shaw, N. Moore, N. Lynch, J. Crampton, THIRD ROW: C. Bak, S. Polom, K. Weber, S. Crowley, B. Boyd, L. Johnson, M. Bizon, K. Barker, S. Bucholz. TOP ROW: K. Wahlberg, C. Pollard, N. Zavala, K. Shea, T. Maskell, N. Thompson, J. Therrien, M. Mangan, S. Ciocci, D. Ballard, D. Allen, Mrs. Sharrard, advisor. Missing: C. Coushaine, J. Hinch, L. Daigneault, Z. Engel, D. Faulhaber, K. Hastings, S. House, D. Long, T. Nascembeni, K. Owens, C. Rodrigues, S. Russell, M. Sheen, J. Sideau, J. Wark, B. Jordan, T. Keyes, B. Kober, R. Nelson. BOTTOM ROW: C. Gillis, W. Reed. SECOND ROW: L. Voss, S. Handel, A. Skipton, C. Whitehill, P. Coombs, C. Stone, J. Cote. THIRD ROW: L. Ackerman, D. Demetrius, B. Ker- vick, D. Gallant, T. Lynch. THIRD ROW: L. Ackerman, D. Demetrius, B. Kervick, D. Gallant, T. Lynch, N. Raymond, R. Rodrigues, J. Dow. TOP ROW: D. Schuback, S. Tippet, N. Swallow, E. Phelps, M. Dresser, C. Ferrier, C. Landry, G. Miller, Missing: L. Balboni, C. Bordenuk, P. Delgrego, L. Gneda, E. Grace, G. Knak, D. Nascembeni, K. Rochford, N. Shea, M. Thodal, P. Van Derwerken, J. Wright, J. McGuill, J. Palopoulos. It ' s something like lead- ing a pack of bulls. LEADEPJ CORP BOTTOM ROW: K. Campion, D. Robinson, M. St. Germain, D. Scott, D. Douthwright. SECOND ROW: R. Cazalet, J. Lep- ley, D. Allen, M. Ellington, T. Leone, G. Robinson, T. Mc- Caffrey, D. Rapisarda, P. Lepley, W. Posley, J. Schnepp. Missing: W. Baurer, B. Jordan, T. Silveira. BOTTOM ROW: K. Booth, D. Gallant, M. Dresser, A. Cimpi, D D. Clark, T. lynch, J. Dow. SECOND ROW: L. D ' Amours, L. Mahaffey, S. Hough, L. Desotell, M. Thodal, S. Handel, D. Ellithorpe. THIRD ROW: S. Kneeland, S. Robertson, N. Coffin, N. Thompson, L. Roy, D. Long. TOP ROW: C. Rodrigues, K. Webber, B. Doten, N. Lynch, B. Hadley, C. Lajzer. Missing: P. Boduch, C. Dunn, T. Goodreau, S. LaBroad, M. Lemieux, K. Loftus, D. Love, J. McGuill, P. Mierzwinski , N. Moore, K. O ' Brien, J. Patric, N. Raymond, L. Rudd, B. Stirton. QUILL AND SCROLL is: SITTING: J. Shaefer, K. Webber, R. King, R. Frost, S. Buchholz, Mr. Bernstein, K. Wahlberg, S. Ruta, W. Bauer. SECOND ROW: N. Shea, D. Brodeur, M. Landon, J. Delgrego, M. Meregian, J. Reburn, D. Clark, N. Hatch, J. Burt, K. Shea. MISSING: S. Tippett, L. Voss, C. Pollard, S. House, M. Mammarelli. GCEENtiOUSE IMC 1I«A€T1 EMERALDS: Sue Tippett, Carole Valentine, Nancy Shea, Joan Delgrego, Wendy Shankel. Gail Gramarossa, Charlotte Worthinjrton, Julie Reburn, Kathy Shea. ADVISORS: Mr. Berkowitz and Mrs. Hachadourian. ■■■I r M. Gerrad, E. Phelps, G. Knak, L. Fiore, M. Tho- dal, S. Handel, S. Ciocci, P. Packard, L. Knak, L. Wentworth, J. Dow, T. Hall, S. Carlson, C. Radkowski, D. Dewolf, M. Whitmeyer, S. Ruta, C. Jones, C. Johnson, A. Skipton, J. Wright, E. Hartt, J. Stone, R. Bonsall, L. Whitehill, W. Hall, C. Johnson, D. Gould, R. Gibson. P. Loveland, D. Killam, B. Pickett, E. Beck, S. Strohman, S. Johnson, G. Williams, E. Cardetti, T. Vakel, R. Bureau, II S. Cooper, B. Schenk, S. Sweetman, S. McCormick, P. Silva, J. Warner, J. Normandeau, B. Auchter, [ J ]■ Taylor, D. Kenny, D. Sawyer, J. Ross, D. Bates, M. Munsell, M. Getchell, R. Morey, J. Griswald. IB4 $ 9 3 « 4 i«5 V 9 1 jr ft ; . 1 - -  - 1 . JF •.- 11 l i fl ! HV ; t 1 i; ! ™ V n r FRESHMEN CHORUS: D. Atchinson, S. Berenson, A. Carmedey, L. Divida, J. Flynn, M. Hart, L. Holley, S. Holliday, S. Johnson, D. Leonard, G. Nessell, J. Osmond, M. Panas- ian, K. Pennington, S. Richter, B. Robinson, L. Shields, D. Spencer, K. Voss, A. White, T. Owens, D. Savoie. CHAMBER CHOIR: L. Fiore, B. Foley, E. Phelps, S. Polem, C. Szydlowski, D. Trimble, L. Voss, L. Whitehill, A. Piaget, B. Schenk, M. VanAmsterdam, S. Buchholz, D. Clark, J. Dow, E. Grace, A. Green, K. Sax, J. Schaefer, A. Talbot, D. Begley, C. Hanson, R. Scott, J. Whitmeyer, D. Sawyer, C. Russill, K. Byron, D. Killam W. Fumo, W. Leonard. CHORALYRES: L. Ackerman, C. Beaeli, M. Bizon, J. Bordenuk, S. Buchholz, D. Clark, L. Daignault, J. Delgrego, P. Delgrego, R. DeMountigney, D. Donovan, J. Dow, R. Fay, L. Fiore, B. Foley, P. Fritz, P. Gadsby, E. Grace, A. Green, D. Grogan, D. Hoerle, J. Marion, L. Markard, L. Okula, S. Paul, E. Phelps, C. Phillips, S. Polom, E. Rathbone, L. Roncarati. MALE CHORUS: C. Begley, W. Fumo, C. Hanson, J. Higgins, D. Killam, W. Leonard, S. Martinez, R. Scott, T. Rourke, J. Whitmeyer, S. Strohman, J. Hall, K. Byron, E. Turner, P. Russell. fUTLRE TEACHEIRS THE STOKE STORE STAFF Debbie Han- nington, Deb- bie Ellithorpe and Ms. Guziec. STUDENT COUNCIL: Christine Bak, Richard Bates, William Kober, Michael Mangan, Nancy Lynch, Carrie Pollard, Dawn Clark, William Bauer, Sally Handel, Michael Get- chell, Linda Voss, Robert Shaw, Lynn Beaulieu, Patti Delgrego, James Balise, Robert DeValle, Barbara Gibson, Richard Goodreau, Susan Jameson, Cindy Faulhaber, Cliff Averill, Chris Belsky, Judy Bergeron, Paul Blanchard, Cindy Gorecki, Lynn Maskell, Lee Ann Poulopoulos, Martha Shaw. Alternates: Joseph Flynn, Mary Whitmeyer, Patti Van- derverken, Paula Silva, Joanne Nickerson, Kimberly Luthgren, Marsha Groves. student COUNCIL ■ ■■■I s . AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS team is Bruce Wallace, Bill Kober, Kurt Hebe rt, Betsy Kervick. Alternates are John Flynn and Cindy Whitehall. Advisor: Mr. Stone. ICICAINII VC§ CiHIEJfl CLUB CHESS CLUB: Joey Whit- myer, Mike Crowley, Mike Williams, Greg Sull ivan, Bruce Stone, Russ Hicks, John Flynn, Pete Russell, Allen Pearson. ■ a CO CO Did Mole Speaks ICommunity Calendarl cc o : u o Pirate. It is midnite sitting here with enough of them t ' books, trying to o o o o 0) Did You (D 5 simultaneously with PAVAS art Symposium. The Senior class maAc . HAS Your$pqce MM9H News! self. Drop off your comments in the Smoke Signal mailbox in the office. We will try to print any constructive com- ments or articles. The only thing this paper requires is your ideas. Write in about a friend who has won a great honor. Write to our Dear ■ bi NEWJ...NEWJ...NEWJ ' ... NEWS STAFF: Steve Ruta, Bill Bauer, Dawn Clark, Judy Schaefer, editor-in-chief, Steve Bearse, Mary Kay Landon, Linda Voss, and Nancy Shea. IL..IDX. LBC is: S. Porter, M. Ellington, S. Williams, T. McCaffrey, T. Nascembeni, T. J. O ' Donnell, M. Grant, B. Doten, P. Boduch, D. Papisarda, S. Gowing, C. Lazier, T. Roche, K. Shea YEARBOOK is: SENIOR STAFF: Nancy Lynch, Nancy Thomson, Marianne Willms, Laurie Mark- hart, Julie Crampton, Jane Ther- rien, Nancy Moore, Sue Robert- son, Barbara Pomarico, Tina Nascembeni, Debbie Hayn. BOYS SPORTS: Ann Vogl, Carol Desmond, Dan Brainard, Zandy Engel, Cindy Engel, Barb Gibson, Jerry Hinch, Bob DeValle. GIRLS SPORTS: Terry Lynch. UNDER- CLASSMEN: Kyle Loftus, J. Pat- ric, J. Smith, Sue Tippett, C. Dunn. FACULTY: Judy Hinch, Kim Hastings, Carol Desmond, M. Bielitz, Ann Vogel. ADS: G. Teschendorf, D. Wilson, K. Owens, S. Tippett, A. Vogel, K. Desmond, M. Bielitz, J. Patric, B. Goodfrey, D. Faul- haber, K. Nichols, J. Nicker- son. ACTIVITIES: C. White- hill, S. Tippett, N. May, M. Aykanian, J. Ubersax, S. Pol- om, P. Tabulsi, S. Ciocci, K. Barker, P. McGraniham, B. La- febuvre, B. Carlson. YE tRECCr JfTAIf IP pEPRQDUcr, S ° 80 . 9 ,° B- w -jo , ,, iiiiIjiii iiuJuijT ' - M c fa , l.«fc ' £ vN r ' • j S_pi , lb T 9 ' « „, rtf Jl proportion K. 5 „ f ' _i I LJUtD E 3Ti i i i PHCTCGCAPHEKS PHOTOGS:Bruce Wallace, Gary Grindle, Claudia Reed, Pete Russell, Laurie Mark- hart, Jim Pappas, Scott Harrison, Jon Rugg, Steven Burian, Lesile Chute. FLICK SHOWERS: Shel- ly Ransier, Sarah Polom. Jotin Fabre, Zanay Jingei, Mark Philabar, Mike Getchell, Sharon Kosek, Linda Knadler, Joanne Kurpaska, Nancy Swal- low, Cheryl Ferier, Sue Tippett, Carrie Pollard, Karen Wahlberg, Marg Meregian. ■■■■■■I NWIRllEKy jfCIHC ' CIL M. Aykanian, M. Caliento, B. Dabrowski, S. Even- son, M. Flynn, B. Giblin, L. Gneda, T. Goodreau, L. Heise, J. Mattson, A. Talbot, T. Tobin • • y j% S$ i-.ki i V I k in FALL SPORTS 119 m « u i a S8«p- SBSUUMStAJfUl r ,81 pWi f !?i 2 RIGHT TO LEFT (FIRST ROW) D. Harvey, D. Heeley, R. Cazalet, V. Sullivan, T. McCaffeiy, G. Robinson, S. Porter, J. Reed, F. Langone, P. Deane, C. Albertson, D. Gillan. RIGHT TO LEFT (SECOND ROW) Coach Campbell, B. Harrington, J. Schnepp, P. Pappas, M. Dodson, M. St. Germain, D. Vivian, J. Shattuck, B. Shaw, M. Crowley, M. Grey. RIGHT TO LEFT (THIRD ROW) S. Swetland, Coach Deslauriers, S. Bergeron, M. Strange, K. Quackenlash, J. Perez, B. King, P. Bachman, S. Burean, E. Malen- ski, V. Hagery, B. Ryan, D. Gernux, Coach Miller, P. Vulano. FOOTBALL 120 121 122 LEFT TO RIGHT (FIRST ROW) Coach Spencer, A. Rodrigues, T. Schnepp, R Chambers, S. St. Germain, J. Brady, J. Wark, G. Cebula, S. Vivian, J. Hastings, D. Gratton, D. Mass- ida, Coach Led Duke. LEFT TO RIGHT (SEC- OND ROW) D. Veto, J. Harper, B. Roth, J. Howard, J. Berthiamme, J. Powis, K. Zieg- enhagen, D. Orton, J. Hirst. E. Beck, NL Devone. LEFT TO RIGHT (THIRD ROW) J. Coville, S. Faudree, G. Mukai, T. Cimpi. M. Melihian, T. Schubert, T. Silva, M. Ogoley, L. Mach, B. Pereira. Mi CO-CAPTAINS: B. Doten, C. Lajzer. SECOND ROW: C. Dunn, J. McGuill, C. Gillis, D. Long, C. Stark, L. Desotell, N. Raymond. THIRD ROW: B. Jordan, B. Stirton, J. Jordan, C. Driscoll, S. Sto- eber, J. Grant, S. Shaw, K. Frost, J. Chouinard, S. Struzziero, C. Beach. FOURTH ROW: S. McCormic, L. Shankel, S. Johnson, C. Tobia, S. Doten, T. Iellanio, M. Fowler, K. Anderholm, L. Stru- zziero, J. Long, K. Sullivan, L. Floria, M. Christianson, L. Che- etham. MISSING: N. Coffin, S. Kapp, M. Grant, M. Kirby, B. Carpenter, S. Silva, S. Roche, Coach Cascio. ■ S WIM TEA M :..: :, ' li ;;;S! 124 Look at my eyes!. What do they put in this pool, chlorine or acid? I ' m going to go home and eat fif- teen pizzas. 50 free in 10 seconds? Very funny. FRONT ROW: N. Bandowski, T. Silviera, B. Kober, G. Wade, D. Rapisarda. SEC- OND ROW: W. Silviera, D. Giles, J. Duke, T. Leone, A. Kaspar, A. Hellinger, J. Sigler, Coach Whalen. THIRD ROW: D. Robinson, D. Jachym, P. Cilley, J. Gernux B. Melikian, R. Desanti, P. Lindahl. SOCCER 126 ' We went down kicking FIELD HOCKEY 128 FRONT R.OW: tri-captains M. Audette, J. Patric, K. Fabbri. SECOND ROW: L. Maskell, K. Mangan, P. Murphy, D. Hayn, M. Lavalle, L. Lindahl, M. B. Verani, L. Partuno. THIRD ROW: A. Megas, P. Boynton, J. Osmond, L. Wolfe, D. VanHom, B. Boyd, K. Kober, K. Guinis, S. Buchholz, C. Couchain, Coach Bucknell. MISSING: B. Kibbe- manager. ■ i iiiiii«iii iiii|||B|||il|i||||i||il||llliii|i|| ring, ringgg, ri- Hello? Hello, is this Kathy? Kathy, I ' m representing the President ' s Council on Physical Fitness and I ' d like to know how your school athletic pro- gram has benefited you. Huh, uh, what do you mean? Well, why do you play field hockey? I don ' t know, it ' s just enjoyable. . . 129 FRONT ROW: T. Maskell, T. Keyes, M. Mangan, B. Ickrath, J. Brennan, R. Nelson, S. Paul, J. Chapin, J. Stone, G. Teschendorf. SECOND ROW: Coach Bamford, J. Yazel, R. Miller, S. Shep- herd, J. Hall, D. Walton, T. Hall, R. Goudreau, E. Kirk, J. Scarlett, G. Ras- mussen, T. Crossman, M. Siniscalchi. EASTERN DIVISION CHAMPS! CROSS COUNTRY 130 ' This must be the stupidest sport there is. ' It ' s fantastic! What, ten miles, uphill?! When you ' re finished, you ' re finished! ' 131 But Coach, my shoelace is untied. Mioftechaug Regional Hig4 School MEDIA CENTER Wilbranam, Ma 01095 STANDING: P. Packard, M. Dresser, L. Voss, J. Cote (co-capt. ), N. Swallow (co- capt. ), P. Laitres, D. Donovan, C. Ferrier. KNEELING: L. St. Pierre, C. Kirk, L. Kokkalis, M. Bizon, C. Landry, K. Lindahl, G. Gramarossa. SPLITS: S. Tippit, C. Johnson, D. Feidette, T. Francis. Missing: Miss Overguard (coach). 132 133 MH ' .■ ' . : : .: ' WINTER SPORTS 134 VARSITY BASKETBALL: LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Scott, S. Abar, V. Sulli- van, P. Bachman, G. Robinson, T.J, O ' Donnell, P. Lepley, S. Brown, J. Williams, J. Shadduck, S. Williams. BASKETBALL 135 136 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Girotti, D. Reed, J. Lepley, J. Yazel, D. Gernux, D. Allen, M. Strange, T. Cebula, D. Harrington, S. Jones, D. Dragon, D. Williams, R. Ryan, R. Stamm, S. Thom- as, P. Robinson (manager). FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coack Frew, P. Campion, T. Cimpi, D. Carlson, J. An- cey, M. Mcnulty, M. Divine, M. Niemczyk, T. Schnepp, G. Cebula, Coach Fede. KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Gernux, T. Shea, A. Rodriguez, J. Brady, D. Rodriguez, P. Ouillett. SITTING: B. Izzo (manager). 137 YOUNG TEAM BASKETBALL 138 STANDING: C. Colitti, S. Pratt (co-capt. ), P. Mierzwinski (co-capt. ), K. Reardon. KNEELING: M. Murphy, M. Hinkly, C. Fabbri, M. Shaw, L. Matonis, C. McGregor. Missing: T. Casper, Coach Bucknell. - To find a person with a lot of head and a lot of heart, she ' s never going to come off the court second. . .That athlete is greatest who has learned the greatest number of ways to help her teammates become greater. She is happiest who has learned that success depends on the num- ber who are pulling for her - and that is based on how many she is pulling for. . .Some people play with their heads. That ' s OK. You ' ve got to be smart to be 1 in any business. 139 If 9 f t VAR. GYM TEAM: (SITTING L TOR), D. Soucie, S. Francis, G. Lamotte, C. Cazalet, E. Cardetti, T. Crossman, S. StGermain, T. Mc Guill, (KNEELING L TO R), E. Beck, J. Foster, E. Kronholm, F. Miller, M. Lemieux, B. Fish, M. Gillan, K. Stelzer, (STANDING L TO R), Coach Morgan, B. Hastings, B. Wallace, Coach Gallagher, (ON P BARS L TO R) E. Fomi, F. Zim- merman, S. Ruta, C. Hebert. a YMNA S TICS 141 - WESTERN MASS ONCE AGAIN! ! ! 1 1 m m w +  n w - hw i w i fb i I All ,  d 4 SJ Lull,,, 4n wmaamr % ih HHHI STANDING: D. Von Flat- em, K. Clifford, K. Booth, N. Raymond, M. Lemieux(co-capt. ), B. Do- ten(co-capt. ), J. Mcguill, M. Kirby, L. Desotell, Coach Cascio. SITTING: P. Lynch(asst. coach), B. Abar, L. Fortini, J. Jack, P. Conway, Chaug, P. Si- ano, C. Tobia, J. Wol- cott. missing: C. Bump, D. Croteau, J. Munsell. G YMNA S TICS 142 143 VAR. HOCKEY: (FRONT LTOR)S, Boyd, T. Willey, B. King, B. Abra- hamson, S. Rasmussen (capt. ), B. Majkut, R. Bates, D. Jackym (alt. capt.), B. Shaw, (STANDING L TO R), Coach Kennedy, F. Quigley, T. Lynch, T. Leone, S. Reddington, M. Mc Guill, J. Balise, T. Bates, S. Pianowski, M. Jackym. VAR. HOCKEY 144 A SEASON COME ON LETS GET IT TOGETHER HUH ?. ?. ? 145 SWIM TEAM 146 BOY ' S SWIM TEAM: (OPPOSITE PAGE, LEFT TO RIGHT). FRONT: Coach Miller, T. Roche, J. Sigler, R. Byrne, S. Porter, B. Jordan, M. Ellington, J. Crowder, S. Olden, R. Frost, D. Hurley, T. McCaff- ery, Coach Worthley. SECOND ROW: B. Buchholz, T. Allen, P. Oades, M. Officer, K. Merlier, W. Carlson, P. Gillis, G. Teschendorf, W. Harris, J. Garcia, B. Wilson, D. Burkhauser, D. Payre. TOP ROW: J. Cauley, G. Garber, B. Siebert, H. Frost, K. Horton, B. Verani, G. Pavis, A. Fowler, S. Carlson, W. Klein, D. Long, C. Lazer (manager). 147 BOYS SKI TEAM; D. Or- ton, C. Wade, J. G ernex, J. Porter, J. Perez, (miss- ing); D. Tucker, J. Harp- er, M. Boilard, M. Spag- noli, R. Dicoteau, T. Collins, J. Russel, A. Hamner. BOYS ' GIRLS ' 148 STANDING: L. Schermer, J. Smith, B. Gibson (mgr. ), C. Libby, B. Jordan. KNEELING: B. Godrey, C. Colitti, D. Hayn, R. De Montigny. FRONT: S. Kneeland (cap ' t. ). Missing: K. DeMontigny, R. Burgess, S. Stoeber, L. Abrahamson, Coach Dunn. SKI TEAM 149 M ffi $) $$ £ STANDING: C. Rodrigues, K. Shea, N. Thomson, K. Web- ber, M. Sheehan. KNEELING: C. Cordner, P. Silva, J. In- graham, K. Donnelly, W. Reed, T. Lynch. CHEERLEADING 150 ALL HERE, LETS CHEER! HEY ALL YOU MINNECHAUG FANS STA ND UP AND CLAP YOUR HANDS! LET ' S GO GREEN MACHINE, HEY! SCHOOL SPIRIT? LET ' S HEAR IT! 151 STANDING: D. Chapin, G. Belli, D. McKay, D. Nascimbeni, J. Sullivan, N. Hatch. KNEELING: C. Wytas, C. Galavotti, D. Hirst, P. Szmyt. J. V. CHEER L EA DING 152 If •to? 2391 BOSTON ROAD - WILBRAHAM, MASS. 01095 TELEPHONE 596-3500 - 596-8806 € Qye of these da)5 y vr §-8 ocK 55 (5 oin o VA K AH OV£K You V J e tf li( e to express our aratiTude to Dr. Robert Rolbrook 7 Woodland Deft Road W i I br aham , ttlasso chu setts for paJtronizinQ the IRinnechmq fyi ' onal $ji Jckoo falcon Could your mone us L STRETCH l NJG S %J i ■ V PINANCfflLSEKV CES y v«. you a C Comp ' marfc of ■ ' N INTUCKET CAPITOL COMP Wy, INC. 2 W BasTbn iW Wi braham, {ass- Lumber to suit your personal needs . A. BOILARDSONS, INC. 476 Oak St. Indian Orchard, Mass. Phone 543-4100 ' Over 30 Years of Reliable Service ' ROSS MOLD CO. Cottage Ave. North Wilbraham Builders of Steel Molds for Plastic Industry Real (Only Ross for sure!) An ' ACTIVE ' Bowler? 10PIN BOWLING CENTER The ACTION HOUSE for ACTIVE BOWLERS To See or not to See You can move in next week! CATLIN REALTY 540 Main Street Wilbraham, Mass. 01095 Harold M. Catlin, Jr. — Realtor Tel. (413)596-6741 That is the Question! BEST OF LUCK Jilson-Thoren Opticians Eastfield Mall 1655 Boston Rd Baystate West 1500 Main St. 120 Maple St Springfield 33 Grove St Chicopee Falls 1 DAVE ' S GIRLS LADIES JUNIORS SPORTSWEAR DRESSES ACCESSORIES 128 Somers Road Hampden, Mass. 01036 Phone 566-8964 AND ROUTE 20 Sturbridge, Mass. 1-617-347-9987 DAVE? ' SUPER SAWYER ' says, Shop Smart! THE VILLAGE MART Somers Road Hampden SULLIVAN ' S MT. VIEW DRIVE-IN 25 Allen Street Hampden OPEN March 1st — November 30th Frozen Custard Our Specialty r ' MOA -S4T JA M -?PM 5c A t - CP i | l A 4 t -r DOtfUtT XAiycH- v . Located m 1 th sH AnPOetf Wty ;- wVth Coffee G na Looks like you ' re out of luck VINTRIMBOLI MOBIL STATION Wilbraham, Mass Phone 596-8855 •McDONALD ' s is Our kind of place!! FLOWERS BY MC DONALD Parker St. Springfield, Mass. 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THE REMINDER 221 North Main St. East Longmeadow, Mass. PHONE 525-6661 The 18 hour pinion rod? THE HAMPDEN DRUG 41 Somers Road Hampden f Look What Research Has to Put Up With I MRS. RASMUSSEN ' S F BLOCK RESEARCH CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE When you want to make the big move ' . . . call us!! STEARNS AND YERRALL INC., REALTORS Wilbraham Office 465 Main Street 596-6123 We cover anything ! BOURBEAU AND HINCH INSURANCE 34 Somers Road Hampden, Mass. 566-3415 QUALITY MARKET WILBRAHAM FLOWER SHOP 98 Stony Hill Road 543-4115 Will the real Mr. John please step forward? MR. JOHN ' S BARBER AND HAIRSTYLIST FOR MEN 2812 Boston Rd. Wilbraham, Mass. Tel. 596-8144 S You can get anything you want at S ANTONIO ' S RESTAURANT Post Road Shopping Center 2701 Boston Road Wilbraham, Mass. 1997 BOSTON RD. WILBRAHAM. MASS. TEL. 543-4255 Springfield, Mass 788-8411 NOW - AND IN THE FUTURE MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS- ORGANIZED I8S1 : ;;::::;;::- Movie? 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THE SPAGHETTI SUPPER STORY Once upon a time, a group of juniors and seniors called the Student Hosts and Hostesses decided to have a Spa- ghetti Supper. First they made a fantastic sauce and tossed a terrific salad. Then they baked some scrumptious deserts. t. Next the tickets went on sale. Everybody came and they ATE ... and ATE and ate and ate THE END I Kielbasa, Kiszki, Ogurki, Pieragi ... OPALINSKI ' S MARKET 101 Stony Hill Road Wilbraham, Mass. L13-1324 WILBRAHAM TENNIS CLUB 2041 Boston Rd. 543-1074 6 Courts — Open Year Round When you don ' t want to play it cool . . . On trees? BILTON ' S MOUNTAINSIDE ORCHARD 46 Somers Road, Hampden Apples — Peaches — Pears Produce — flowers GREEN VALLEY PHARMACY 522 Main St. Hampden, Mass. 566-3348 The best ice packs around!! Let a smiling Schick Chick shave you at . . . WILBRAHAM PHARMACY 2769 Boston Rd. Wilbraham, Mass. 01095 596-4832 ' Headquarters For ' Fashions by the Yard ' THE YARDSTICK 1192 Parker St. Springfield, Mass. 01 129 782-0859 TO extend outc appreciation to woodUnd dell a a4 fan Suppoictf nfl the YeaKbaaK. MISS JONES C BLOCK RESEARCH AND CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE A BUNCH OF TYPICAL MALE SNOW-VANISTIC ' .....; j M VALLEY BANK Located in beautiful downtown Wilbraham. 145 rooms incl. 1 1 baths, spacious dining area, fully equipped rec. rooms, indoor pool . We ' ll take the first offer. PELLETIER REALTORS M.LS. 2132 Boston Rd. Wilbraham, Mass. 543-1930 32 Thorndike Palmer. Mass. 283-8334 Od. 196-3)35 Congratulations to the graduating class . . . from the BENNETT TURKEYS!! BENNETT TURKEY FARMS, INC. ft WILBRAHAM, MASSACHUSETTS •  « -«  ec «- «a « «r i ac -«-  gco is cccy aa SL ' es w mt JVexb £ngLanJ ' i. Oint-U Wkitz cHoLland Ouz cyi RICE ' S LAWNMOWER EQUIPMENT 757 Main Street Wilbraham, Mass. 596-9642 ■ Thank God for Brodeur ' s Fence. BRODEUR ' S FENCE SUPPLY, INC. f 914 Boston Road Springfield, Mass. 01 119 THANKS TO: S® OUR ADVISOR REF RASMUSSEN Look what YEARBOOK has to put up with! mi - . W THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF HAMPDEN COUNTY SPRINGFIELD. MASS. 01101 WHERE CUSTOMERS COUNT ... ON THEIR PERSONAL BANKER ' mssmmsk mmskiSi  ji jow agiw . . . CHARGE DENSITY, OR QUANTITY OF CHARGE PER UNIT AREA, IS GREATEST AT THE POINT OF GREATEST CURVATURE OF. . . EASTMAN MANUFACTURING CO., INC. 2342 BOSTON ROAD NORTH WILBRAHAMM, MASS. 9 Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jachym To the Minnechaug Hockey Team Does anybody really know what Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nickolls — Remember Moving Day — smoke is? From a friend Thanks Mr. Mrs. Ralph Sigler Mr. and Mrs. David Silva Only that day dawns to which we Doris Costello Mr. and Mrs. Robert deMontigny are awake. There is more day Sue Ferrier Mr. and Mrs. John Crowder to dawn. — Henry David Mr. Mrs. Milton C. Trovas Beat East Longmeadow! Thoreau Miss R. Latino Thank God it ' s over — Yearbook 1 Drive Safely! Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thomas mean!!! Good Luck, from Miss Wrona Mr. and Mrs. William King Mr. Mrs. J. Willard Pickett Good Luck, from Beth, Peter Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rogers From Ross to Sarah with Love Allison Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ryan Mrs. and Mr. Lawrence Delgrego Good Luck to the Senior Class Sherry Tak the Anoushing Mr. Don Ferris For Old Times From the Cooper Freak-Weaver Agchigner Sake Mr. and Mrs. James A. Gerrard Mr. and Mrs. N. Mammarelli Marilyn Ats Trojacos intra A friend Ms. Mr. T. Leduke muros peccatur et extra Save one for Mr. Hoffman Mr. Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Ruth Fay Chemistry forever! Debbie F. Tina from your The Szmyts Best Wishes to the Senior Class mother F.E.B.D.C.H. spells happiness A friend Mr. Castonguay on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Flint Nichols To gumby from T. compliments of a friend Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fongemie Friends of Minnechaug ' s Little Go! Go! Go! Mr. Mrs. Thomas Owens People Mr. Mrs. G. A. Robertson For Ed from Moe, with Love! Congratulations Sue Steve Mr. Mrs. T. J. McCaffrey Leo Louise MacNiece — Good Goodby Stay High Mr. Mrs. R. C. Oades Luck class of 74 Mr. and Mrs. John Steele Mr. Mrs. Worthley OEA Honey To T. and O.B. from Suer Mr. Douglas Hanson Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Whitehill — Howdy Dave from Kc. .ie! Mr. Mrs. William R. Massidda Good Luck Class 74 Best wishes on my first year and Mr. Stone It was worth the evening to see your last Love is immortal, Hate dies every Bob embarrassed Best wishes minute Mr. Mrs. William Joy Mr. Mrs. Louis Fidalgo Mr. Mrs. John A. Siano Mr. Mrs. Jerry Badger Anonymous Good Luck to the Class of 74 Mr. Mrs. Edward Malzenski Best wishes Be Specific!!! Thomas A. Dailey Best of Luck Gnothis Seafton — Marios Mr. Mrs. Ken Holliday Love and kisses, Shirley Temple Kacoyannakis Dr. Mrs. Howard C. Hebert Mr. Mrs. J. Arthur Bohn Mrs. Smith — Guidance R. Gregory Trimmer Right On Janet B. Reed Mr. and Mrs. David Birkhaeuser Mr. Mrs. Jack Driscoll Mr. Robert A. McCarthy Mr. Mrs. Norman Rauscher Mr. Mrs. Clayton Fuller Happy days are here again Hi Babe Mr. Mrs. Andy Whalen Right On! From everyone at Sue Jameson ' s Mr. Mrs. Raymond Croteau Gaul was divided in three parts — Mr. Mrs. Jack Wolfe Mr. Mrs.J.W. Philippbar Mrs. Ats Atty. Mrs. Wm. E. Begley Mrs. Auchter Donald G. Bamford Mr. Mrs. Robert DeValle Mr. Mrs. Emmett Thomas Barbara Prackneck Mr. Mrs. Bruce W. Ferrier Miss Jones Mr. Mrs. Robert J. Driscoll Sandi Carol Buena Suerte Mr. Kennedy Mr. Mrs. Joseph R. Kakley Mr. Mrs. Kober Mr. and Mrs. Dominick A. Izzo Mr. Mrs. Hormund L. Brisbois Mr. Mrs. George C. Proulx Brigham Young University, here Mr. Mrs. J. A. Olsen Ms. Rita Strauss we come Minnechaug ' s Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. Williams Mr. Mrs. Nascimbeni Mormon zealots!!! Frank Peg Rochford 1 hope 1 am never-ever Doug-less! Micheal and Sonja Mr. Mrs. Richard Hartman Mr. Twitch with fuzz in his Best of Luck to Yvon and Rick Mrs. Nancy S. Hoerle bellybutton f . 1 ■ m Jr ?2fc %j£ i £ W? ' i THE CIRCLE GAME Yesterday a child came out to wander And caught a dragon-fly inside a jar. Fearful when the sky was full of thunder And tearful at the falling of a star. Then the child moved ten times round the seasons. And skated over ten clear frozen streams. Words like when you ' re older must appease him. And promises of someday make his dreams. And sixteen springs and sixteen summers are gone now. Cartwheels turn to carwheels through the town. They tell him, Take your time. It won ' t be long now Till you drag your feet to slow the circles down. So the child of dreams tomorrow now is twenty Tho ' his dreams have lost some grandeur coming true. There ' ll be new dreams, maybe better dreams and plenty Before the last revolving year is through. CHORUS: And the seasons, they go round and round, Painted ponies go up and down. We ' re captives on the carousel of time. We can ' t return; we can only look behind from where we came, And go round and round and round in the circle game from THE CIRCLE GAME by Mitchell M1NNECHAUG DBRfflft GYM SHOW — 1 Afcfc t ft i rcL M ■ m 1 IhF ; v ft .1 •i ■a V M r5 ML HJh|H(, ' ' K B ■• ' VARSITY: Bottom Row: M. Ellington, R. Cazalet. Second Row: D. Harrington, B. Andrusik, W. Sul- livan, J. Sigler, Coach Girotti. J. V.: B. Bauer, B. Buchholz, M. McGovern, T. Lynch, B. Daniels, B. Grassetti, T. Gernux, J. Howard, S. Reddington. : GOLF sjpijji First Row L_R: B - Pauley, T. DeValle, G.Garber, R. Frost, D. Giles, B. Jordan, D. Douthwright, T. Wolstencroft, P. Loveland, R. Auchter, J. Colburn, Second Row: R. Garbus, H. Frost, S. Boyd, R. Byrne, J. Flynn, A. Nietupski, K. Mercier, R. O ' Hagan, D. Engel, R. Miller, Coach Spencer. BOYS ' GIRLS nppj mm Front Row, L-R: M. Mammarelli, M. Ransier, D. Struzziero. Second Row: N. Zavala, M. Bizon, C. Belsky, A. McCracken, W. Reed, K. Donnelly, C. Heiney, J. Therrien, B. Boyd, B. Shaw, C. Faulhaber, C. Colitti, J. Smith, Missing: L. Markhard, C. Francis, Coach Brewer. Michelle Ransier (Above) was the girls Western Mass. Tennis champion. TENNIS The above scenarios were written and directed by the students themselves. UmrseJbws First Row: L. Clifford, J. McGuill, D. Long, M. Christiansen, C. Coombs, C. Rodrigues, K. Shea, C. Gillis, K. Loftus, J. Belli, J. Plugge. Second Row: N. Raymond, B. Jordan, J. Cote, P. Coombs, M. Dresser, J. Burt, N. Shea, B. Carpenter, K. Davis, D. McKay, G. Belli. Third Row: M. Gress, L. Shankel, J. Osmond, J. Jordan, J. Reburn, L. Cheetham, J. Bergeron, C. Wytas, K. Kober, P. Sheehan, J. Chouinard, K. Clifford, S Y N C H O BOYS ' GIRLS ' fe rfr i lau TfSPl WSf — - V ci ' n f - H JfJ wJ wfmmlm w ' f Bi IB ' t8 It First Row: L-R, J. Gemux, S. Swetland, S. Porter, D. Rapisarda, T. McCaffrey, G. Robinson, M. Mangan, R. Sagan, S. Thomas, J. Brennan, E. Szczpanek, R. Nelson. Second Row: M. Officer, S. Burian, S. Paul, M. St. Germain, B. Posley, D. Scott, K. Scarlett, W. Donati, D. Carlson, A. Smith, T. Keyes, K. Mallory, Third Row: G. Teschendorf, S. Olsen, J. Williams, P. Dione, M. Gotta, S. Cooper, B. Harrington, S. Ruta, A. Easton, J. Chapin, W. Harris. Fourth Row: K. Quackenbush, D. Ger- nux, K. Woods, S. Bready, G. Davis, B. Ickrath. TRACK rockiim ' ROUND THE msm mmwmm ' kids im 1 staff VARSITY BASEBALL: (Kneeling) B. Ponath, C. Martin, D. Heeley, V. Sullivan, S. Williams, G. Wade, F. Langone, (Stand- ing) M. Ketty, S. Pianowski, B. King, M. Strange, M. Devine, P. Cilley, M. Will- cutt, M. Manning, P. Lepley, J. Dangleis, Coach Deslauriers. II || || || || f BASE BALL 3i) Mr.ralM|hM«p«M MKWBgjfiff First Row (L. to R. ) M. Shaw, S. Doten, C. Dunn, K. Frost, C. Struzziero, J. Follansbee, D. Brown, Second Row (L. to R. ) L. Danser- eau, C. Fabbri, M. Murphy, C. Lazier, L. Abrahamson, M. Hink- ley, L. Struzziero (mgr. ). SOFTB A LL SENIOR BANQUET SENIOR PROM 3t nik GRADUATION 1974 EMERALD KEY SOCIETY 1974, Top Row: Nancy Thompson, Judith Schaefer. Middle Row: Allison Green, Richard Frost, Cheryl Rodrigues. Bottom Row: Susan Buchholz, Kathleen Shea, William Kober. i D ID 01 o D. X u O I- UJ 2 5 a ) D Mmnecfu { 3 Sefoel 1095  Z + ' { ' 01 ■- i «j ■a ■ Wt - 1 .