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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

■ m w m ,, , EDITED BY: CINDY WHITEHILL EDITOR IN CHIEF JENIFER PATRIC ASST. EDITOR BRUCE WALLACE PHOTOGRAPHY NANCY RAYMOND FACULTY TERRY LYNCH ACTIVITIES KYLE LOFTUS ACTIVITIES CINDYENGEL UNDERCLASSMEN BOB KING SPORTS BARBARA GIBSON SPORTS GERALD HINCH SPORTS NANCY HATCH SENIORS CAROL DRISCOLL ADVERTISING KEVIN CAMPION BUSINESS WILBRAHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY U I L . C 91 i, l ; a Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 LABOR DAY 3 4 School Begins for Freshmen and New Students 5 School Begins for Rest of Students 6 Education May Be Expensive, But Ignorance Is Even More Costly 7 8 Ford Pardons Nixon. Evel Kneivel Tries to Jump Snake River Canyon and Fails. A United States T.W.A. Air- liner Crashes in Ionian Sea 9 10 If You Could Give But One Gift, Make It The Gift of a Good Example 11 Eastern Air- liner Crashes in Charlotte N. C. 12 Busing Protest at South Boston High School 13 14 Big E Opens 15 Non- Conform- ist Soviet Art Festival Dis- banded by Bulldozer 16 Springfield In- stalls Busing Plan Wounded Knee Defendants Freed 17 18 19 Hurricane Fifi Batters Hon- duras, 7,000 to 8,000 Killed 20 21 Walter Brennan Dies First Day of Fall 22 Last Day of the Big E 23 First Frost. Charlie Weav- er Dies 24 Hearing Held Sept. 23-26 for Rockefel- ler as Vice President 25 Senior Pictures Taken. DAT Test for Freshmen Lt. C alley Re- leased From Prison Because Publicity Made His Trial Unfair 26 Senior Pic- tures Taken DAT Test for Freshmen 27 28 Talent Show at 7:30 in the Auditorium Mrs. Ford Un- dergoes Can- i cer Operation 29 30 To Rest Is To Rust -- To Be Active Is To Achieve 7S3202 ._.!. Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 1 Watergate Coverup Trials Open 2 Half Day of School for Teachers Workshop 3 4 No School for Teachers Convention 5 Rockefeller Discloses Money Gifts of $2,000,000 over Past Seventeen Years 6 7 Warning Notices Go Out This Week 8 9 Ford Busing Comment Angers Boston Mayor 10 How Good Must Things Get Before We ' ll Admit They Could Be Worse? 11 12 Jaworski Resigns Junior Class Car Wash and Bake Sale 10-4 13 Ed Sullivan Dies 14 No School- - Columbus Day 15 Freshman ITED Exams 16 Oakland A ' s Win World Series 4-2 17 18 One Act Play Contest Senior Play, ' Adaptation ' Wins 19 20 21 22 Open House 7:30 Senior Class Assembly 23 Sophomore Class Candy Sale Begins White House Admits to a Recession Kissinger Leaves for Soviet Union Tour 24 Freshman Elections 25 26 PSAT NMSQT Exams Halloween Sadie Hawkins Dance Run by the Student Council 8-11 in the Old Gym 27 Kissinger Con- fers in Moscow 28 No School -- Veterans Day 29 Ford Gives Un- announced News Confer- ence. Nixon Undergoes Surgery for Phlebitis 30 Mohammed Ali Regains Title 31 Halloween Ford Cam- paigns for Re- publican Candidates in Sioux City, Iowa 7 - - Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 1 Senior Work Weekend Nov. 1-3 2 3 Reputation is Never Com- pletely Earned -- It is Being Continually Earned 4 5 6 End of Sopho- more Candy Sale. 7 Kissinger Re- news Peace Talks 8 Marks Close 9 Senior Work Weekend II Nov. 8-10. Kissinger Re- turns to the United States 10 Three Arab States Lower Oil Prices. 11 12 South Africa Suspended From the United Nations 13 State Wide Assessment Program Test- ing 8:00-11:30 in the Library 14 15 Report Cards Go Out 16 17 Diplomacy Is the Art of Dis- agreeing With- out Being Disagreeable 18 19 Freshman Parent Coffee 20 21 Most of Us Want to Change Our Circum- stances But Not Ourselves 22 National Elections Ella Grasso Elected First Woman Go- vernor; Dukakis Elected Go- vernor of Massachusetts 23 24 25 Leaders Are Created When They Succeed in the Face of Failure — Not By Easy Victories 26 27 Half Day of School 28 Thanksgiving Vacation Nov. 28-31 29 Total Eclipse of the Moon 30 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 Special Town Meeting 3 4 5 Chess Match Minnechaug versus East Longmeadow 6 7 SAT 8:30 in the Lecture Hall MMEA District Auditions in Amherst 8 9 Warnings Go Out This Week 10 11 12 Girls and Boys Sports Awards 7:00 13 Partial Eclipse of the Sun 14 15 The Worst Form of Fail- ure is the Failure to Try 16 17 Christmas As- sembly in the Auditorium 18 19 Winter Con- cert 7:30 in the Auditorium 20 21 Student Coun- cil Semi-For- mal Dance 7:30-11:30 in the Old Gym First Day of Winter 22 23 Christmas Vacation Starts 24 25 CHRISTMAS 26 27 28 29 Keeping Your Eye Too Closely on the Future May Ob- scu re Present Opportunities. 30 31 New Year ' s Eve 5 Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 1 New Year ' s Day Bay State Gas Company Goes on Strike 2 3 4 5 6 School Begins Again 7 8 Richard Tuck- er, Metropoli- tan Opera Star, Dies, Scene From TEN LIT- TLE INDIANS is on ' At Home With Kitty ' . 9 10 Series of Deadly Tor- nadoes Leave 11 Dead and 200 Hurt in Mississippi 11 12 Arctic Blizzard Whips Through the Midwest and Kills at Least 10 13 Ford Delivers Message To the Nation On Television 14 15 Ford Delivers His State of the Union Ad- dress to Congress 16 17 District Re- hearsal and Concert at Cathedral. Model Con- gress Meets atAIC. 18 19 20 Mid- Year Exams Held All This Week 21 22 23 TEN LITTLE INDIANS Per- formed in the Auditorium 24 TEN LITTLE INDIANS Per- formed in the Auditorium Marks Close 25 26 27 28 You Are Suc- cessful When People .Tell You You ' re A Lot Smarter Than You Are 29 30 31 Report Cards Go Home , y iayj Riiife (L 1 rOP EE E EW rRr ---- gg-7-rP Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Seldom Do You Fully Appreciate Another ' s Abilities Until You Compete With Him. Junior College Admissions Orientation, February 4-6 Half Day of School Folk Festival 7:30 Run by the Minne- chaug Choralyres 9 10 Exchange Con- cert With Commerce 7:30 at Minnechaug 11 Exchange Con- cert With Commerce 7:30 in Springfield 12 13 14 Valentine ' s Day. Quill and Scroll Cookies Distributed 15 116 17 18 19 20 21 22 Good, Planning, Carefully Exe- cuted, Is Often Mistaken By Others As Pure Luck Winter Vaca- tion Starts When Your Work Speaks For Itself, Don ' t Interrupt Regardless of What Happens, Somebody Al- ways Knew It Would. 23 24 Entire Year- book Goes In To Printer ! 25 26 27 28 7 MR. THOMPSON RETIRES Mr. Charles Thompson, head of Minnechaug ' s Guidance Department from 1958 to 1972 and a guidance counselor since 1972, retired in January. During his seventeen years of service, the school ' s population increased five-fold; and Mr. Thompson ' s valuable contributions in many areas helped to meet the challenge of rapid growth. He developed the Guidance Department. Furthermore, he was instrumental in compiling the guidance library, creating contacts for college visitations, and establishing such innovative programs as Work Study and EIIP. In the school ' s early years, he planned the original curriculum and recruited teachers. Later Mr. Thompson chaired the evaluation committee which gained Minnechaug its initial accreditation in 1961. He also opened channels through which many students have obtained financial aid by organizing the Minnechaug Scholarship Committee. Rounding out his activities, Mr. Thompson for seven years (1962-1969) coached the track team which sustained a still unbroken record of sixty wins and two losses. We recognize with gratitude his long, effective and dedicated service and wish Mr. Thompson a satis- fying retirement. ' ■ ■ - Quotations taken from THE FARMERS ' ALMANAC. ARIES These males are meek, undecisive, unrom- antic and not lewd; At math, refereeing, moderating, and science are good. The girl is chaste, even-tempered, for better or worse, Excels at housewifery, town affairs, and being Belongs to those born March 21 -April 19 Controls the head and face, Ruling planet- Mars; Birthstone -Jasper, Bloodstone, Aqua- marine; Colors-Red, Green. RUSSELL SALK-Math, Chess Team-Advisor RICHARD BROWN (Dr. )-Science, Department Chairman TAURUS DAVID BERNSTEIN-English HAROLD MILLER-Science, Swimming- Coach, Football-Coach JAMES MITCHELL- Work Study Tauri are strong, amorous, ambitious, and fickle, Good athletes, builders, artists — no good with a sickle. Taurae are independent, courageous and cold, Good tra- velers, career gals, love praise we are told. Belongs to those born April 20-May 20 Controls the throat and neck; Ruling Planet, Venus; Birthstone- Diamond, Sapphire; Color-Blue. GEM IN ALBERT NEWSOME- Guidance JOHN OPPEDISANO-Math Belongs to those born May 21 -June 20 Controls shoulders, lungs, and arms; Ruling Planet-Mercury; Birthstone-Emerald; Color- Green. These Gemini men understand, imagine, remem- ber. They make fine husbands, teachers, mechanics, inventors. She is jealous, fretful, vindictive, but easily appeased; A good teacher, writer, by her first love most pleased. GEMINI SUSAN KLINE-English, YEAR- BOOK-Advisor PAUL DESLAURIERS- Remedial Class, Foot- ball-Coach, Baseball- Coach 1 ELIZABETH BICHAN-Art JUDI EMERSON-EIIP M JOHN LOGAN-Industrial Arts, Administrative Aide, Advisor-Class of ' 75 CANCER JOAN BOURQUARD-Foreign Language WILMA DAVIDSON-English BRUCE MORGAN -Physical Ed- ucation, Soccer-Coach, Gym- nastics-Coach Belongs to those born June 21 -July 22 Controls breast and stomach, Ruling planet-Moon; Birth- stone-Agate, Pearl, Alexandrite, Moonstone; Color-Blends. He is serious, faithful, provident, sedate, and tender; Likes farming, business, anything domestic -better borrower than lender. The female is cheerful, captious, opinionated, and discreet, As fine a wife, mother, partner, creator as you ' ll ever meet. LEO Strong intuition, not easily irritated. Goes his own way with stubborness. Good hearted and great minded. Gets along well with good friends. VIRGO KATHERINE GOULDING-Home Economics Department Chairman ANDREW WHALEN-Physic Education, Soccer-Coach Belongs to those born August 23-September 22 Controls the lower intestines, Ruling planet- Mercury; Birth- stone-Carnelian, Peridot, Sardonyx Color-Red-Brown, Yellow-Green. RITA STRAUSS-Guidance Counselor Cautious, reserved, romantic, real devils if they dared Trustworthy accountants, treasurers --to steal they ' d be scared. The women are warm, modest, clean, and sincere, Succeed at everything, including a professional career. LIBRA MARTIN BARRETT -Physical Education. Driver Education MARY LOU BREWER-Social Studies, Girls ' Tennis- Coach PATRICIA GAGN ON -Science DONNA O ' CONNOR-Reading ROBERT MCCARTHY-French, German WILLIAM FA KINS -Physics These boys are respected, truthful, contented, and humble Fine doctors, politicians, v. i. p. ' s--into marriage easily tumble. The gals are modest, virtuous, prudent, and love to obey; Good Girl Fridays, homebodies, WACS or WAVES, so they say. Belongs to those born September 23-October 22 Controls the loins, Ruling Planet- Venus; Birthstone- Chrysolite, Sapphire; Colors-Green-Blue SCORP o GARY PETZOLD-Science Unlucky, but bright, these men make both enemies and friends, Unless as policemen or explorers their interest bends. The women are proud, considerate, and full of ambitions, Work best for the government, as detectives, and are expert dietitians. Belongs to those born October 23 -November 22 Controls the generative organs, Ruling planet-Mars; Color-Blends; Birthstone -Beryl, Opal, Tourmaline. £Jqittar]j! WILLIAM MAGDYCZ- Science JOHN PRZYBYLOWICZ-French, Stu- dent Tutors -Advisor PHILLIP SOUSA-Industriai Arts, Ski Team-Coach, Track-Coach SUSAN JONES -English-Depart- ment Chairman RONALD HOFMANN-English GORDON JONES -Art SUSAN CURTIS-Busi- ness, Administrative Aide Manly and kind, phlegmatic, furious when misled, and cold. Become top-flight surgeons, psychiatrists, and sports- men bold. The distaff side is gossipy, bossy, scolding, over- demanding if wed. Does best as a vet, institutional attendant, or kinder- garten head. Belongs to those born November 23-December 21 Controls the thighs; Color-Gold; Ruling planet-Jupiter Birthstone-Topaz. DEBORAH BACH- English PRlCOftjy MARY ALICE WOLF- English Restless, troublesome, weak, dull but amourous lovers; Fine as ministers, scientists, businessmen and drovers. The females however, are timorous, silly, and easily won; Had best stick to school teaching, home and from all evil run. PATRICIA DUNN- Physical Education, Skiing- Coach, Girls ' Softball- Coach ROBERT SILVA-Math Belongs to those born December 22 -January 19 Controls the knees-Ruling Planet-Saturn; Birthstone-Ruby, Turquoise, Zircon; Colors-Red, Blue, Green. KARL STERNBERG-Biology STEVEN WEISS-Guidance Counselor Sensitive men are these, peace-loving and reliable. A life as poet, playwright, or artist seems desirable. She is studious, sedentary, not over-passionate, devout A good librarian, wife, and knows what life is about. Belongs to those born January 20-February 18 Controls the legs; Ruling Planet-Uranus; Birthstone-Garnet; Color-Dark Red. PISCES STEPHEN CASTON- GUAY-Social Studies Glib and smooth, dependable, never double crossers, Choose these men for lawyers, pols, scientists, airfield bossers Affectionate, soft, loyal, passionate, you ' ll find these gals. Make wonderful wives, teachers, nurses, and just plain pals. STEPHEN SCHARL- Media Specialist Belongs to those born February 19-March 20 Controls the feet; Ruling Planet-Neptune; Birthstone-Amethyst; Color-Purple SECRETARIES-left to right: Nancy Porter, Andrea Morgan, Jean Wolford, Luella Searles, Joyce Thompson, Nancy Kissel. DORIS FOLIANSBEE and.KRISTINE DUCLOS Guidance Secretaries CUSTODIANS - LEFT TO RIGHT - ROW 1 - Sam Bruttaniti, Mich- ael Grise, ROW 2 - Louis Stejna, Edward Ordynowicz, Joseph Norman, Stanley Stry- charz (Head Custodian) Ted Sczepanik, George Stocks, ROW 3 - Larry Cosciminiski, Tom Trewin, Ed Turner, Peter Sagan, Stanley Klinkowicz, Robert Fry dry k, Leon Superneau. CAFETERIA STAFF - LEFT TO RIGHT - ROW 1 - Lucille Schielding, Rena Les- sard, Kathleen Wilk, Leona Isham, Theresa Mazza, Alice Godfrey, ROW 2- Irene Chmu- ra, Mary Lopata, Mar- garet Webber, Nancy Hansen, Arline Ross, Bernadette Szanderow- ski, Yoland Craig. . 1 1 L T ACTIVITIES?! jskJKJ! . ' ! GUIDANCE AIDES LIBRARY AIDES STUDENT COUNCIL The co -moderators of the Student Council are Dawn Clark and Linda Voss. Pat VanDerwerken is the secretary, Bob Abraham- son is the treasurer, and Pat Delgrego is in charge of publicity. Members by class are: Bill Bauer, Pam Delgrego, John Fynn, Mike Getchell, Betsy Kervick, Debbie Nascimbeni, and Bob Shaw-Seniors; Jeb Balise, Bob DeValle, Kathy Dunn, Jan Follansbee, Joanne Ingraham, Joanne Nickerson, Dee Wilson, Gina Belli, Becky Harwood, Kathy Galavotti, Kathy Donnelly, Carrie Cordner, Rich Goodreau, and Karen Frost-Juniors. The Sophomores are Chris Belski, Jim Ancey, Judy Bergeron, Karen Garvey, Carol Kok- oszyna, Lynn Maskill, Sara Roche, Walter Silviera, Lee Poulopoulos, Caryl Tobia, Julfe Belli, Tim DeValle, Sally Johnson, and Linda Abrahamson; and Freshmen-Paul Abrahamson, Sue Bates, Lisa Cambo, Erin Carr, Chris Calvert, Priscilla Blodgett, Scott Dow, Katie Garber, Chris Howard, Kathy Kern, Michelle Kober, Tina Kronholm, Nina Leone, Rachel Siebert, Joy Wilson, and Kathy Wilson. A t, f t t $ ft Leadership: The art of getting someone else to do something you want done be- cause he wants to do it. THE MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS LEADER CORPS ARE-BOTTOM ROW: C. Galavotti, C. Dunn, K. Frost, D. Clark, SECOND ROW: J. Dow, C. Beach, K. Davis, N. Raymond, J. McGuill, T. Goodreau, K. Loftus, THIRD ROW: D. Wilson, D. Nascim- beni, G. Belli, S. Shaw, B. Gibson, M. Dresser, K. Maxwell, J. Follansbee, B. Jordan, M. Fongemie, A. Skipton. TOP ROW: J. Smith, D. McKay, J. Ingraham, K. Donnelly, C. Struzziero, L. Voss, L. Desotell, S. Hough, M. Audette, J. Nickerson, and C. Bulat. Missing: K. Booth, L.i D 1 Amours, T. Lynch, L. Mahaffey, P. Mierzwinski, J. Patric, W. Reed, R. Ehifresne, C. Engel, and D. VonFlatern. The purpose of Leader Corps is to provide a corps of individuals who aid in physical edu- cation class activities with freshman and sophomore programs. THE MEMBERS OF BOYS LEADER CORPS ARE-FRONT ROW: K. Horton, B. McCormick, D. Robinson, A. Hanmer, T. Wolstencraft. BACK ROW: S. Semle, B. King, D. Scott, K. Campion, D. Allen, M. Sch- losser, W. Carlson, R. Goodreau. SLj r 29 JR. CLASSICAL LEAGUE OFFICERS: Kathy Saxe, V. Pres. ; Gail Nessell, Pres. ; Debbie Grogan, Sec; Amy White, Treas. RIGHT: The catapult built by the J. C. L. It took second place for accuracy and third place for distance at the competition in Westf ord, Ma . The J. C. L. believes that learning about the Greek and Roman civilization will help them to under- stand and appraise this world of today which is indebted to ancient civi- lization in its govern- ments, laws, -literature, languages and arts. MEMBERS: C. Averill, K. Barron, B. Bauer, C. Beach, C. Belski, J. Berenson, M. Bielitz, B. Bonsall, L. Bromley, M. Budyn- kiewicz, B. Burns, J. Calabrese, P. Callan, B. Cauley, D. Chapin, L. Cheetham, P. Coombs, E. Cosby, A. Davisson, B. Dav- isson, J. Delgrego, S. Duffy, S. Fletcher, G. Fusco, T. Geary, M. Gleason, L. Goncalves, J. Grattan, M. Gress, M. Grillo, G. Grindle, D. Grogan, M. Grover, P. Grover, V. Guiel, D. Harvard, S. Holliday, R. Keddrell, H. Krevick, L. Knak, K. Krezik, M. Laramee, D. Leonard, D. Littorin, K. Loftus, G. Nessell, K. Nichols, K. O ' Connor, K. Opalinski, E. O ' Shea, T. Owens, M. Panasian, J. Pappas, A. Pearson, H. Person, M. Piligian, J. Pratt, J. Ross, K. Saxe, G. Saxe, D. Schubach, B. Scott, B. Scott, N. Shea, C. Stark, N. Swallow, S. Sweetman, P. Szmyt, K. Taylor, A. White. The members of the future teachers as- sociation tutor grade school children during their free periods. They are: FRONT ROW: C. Fredette, G. Grama- rossa, C. Hanson, R. Jordan, Mr. Przy- bylowicz, (advisor), BACK ROW: B. Jor- dan, J. Jordan. NURSERY PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB NO PHOTO AVAILABLE John Gottsche, Andy Erickson, Bill Aras, Ken Schott, Gary Petzold (ad- visor), Greg Schott E.I.I.P. Experimental Individualized Instruction Program Staff: Porter Smith, Diane Merker, Judy Emerson, Jan Wolcott. TOP ROW: Mrs. Sharrard (advisor), P. Coombs, M. Dresser, B. Kervick, N. Shea, C. Gillis, L. Balboni, C. Ferrier, M. Bielitz, L. St. Pierre, SECOND ROW: D. Harvey, L. Ackerman, P. Laitres, C. Engel, K. Rochford, D. Dem- etrius, E. Grillo, J. Nickerson, G. Miller, BOTTOM ROW: N. Swallow, R. Rodrigues, A. McDonald. STUDENT HOSTESSES FIRST ROW: J. DelGrego, N. Shea, D. Clark, L. Voss, G. Gramarossa, SECOND ROW: Mr. Tipaldi (advisor), N. Raymond, J. Burt, K. Cam- pion, B. Wallace, T. Lynch, K. Loftus, C. McGregor. P.A.V.A.S. President-Cindy Whitehill, Vice-President- Scott Strohman, Secretary- Jana McGuill, Treasurer-Nancy Shea, Advisors-Mr. Amer- man, Mr. Jones. THE MEMBERS OF THE PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS SOCIETY ARE: FIRST ROW: D. Trimble, L. Whitehill, D. Clark, E. Hartt, R. Scott, S. Strohman; SECOND ROW: J. Stone, N. Shea, J. Whitehill, E. Grace, S. Wilson, S. Kern, B. Schenk, L. Voss, B. Leonard; TH- IRD ROW: R. Gibson, J. Taylor, A. Skipton, P. Russell, A. Piaget, D. Demetrius, J. Mc- Guill, C. Valentine, D. Donovan, M. Dresser, J. Plugge, B. Groth, K. DeWolf, Mr. Amer- man (advisor); FOURTH ROW: K. Barron, J. Anderholm, M. Van Amsterdam, C. Russell, G. Gramarossa, D. Begley, K. Byron, W. Shankel, P. Packard, C. Hanson. TALENT SHOW CHORALYRES AND MEN ' S CHORUS TOP ROW, L. TO R. -Linda Moreau, Debbie Leonard, Bill Leonard, Charlie Russell, John Flynn, Pete Russell, Jon Higgins, Scott Strohman, Tony Leone, Joe Walt, Ed Hartt, Dave Bates, Steve Strohman, Clif Averill, Tom Rourke, Mr. Warren Amerman. MIDDLE ROW - Kim Pennington, Sharon Miller, Monica Sails, Janis Ross, Debbi Trimble, Terri Owens, Linda Voss, Cindy White hill, Ellen Grace, Lynn Ackerman, Barbara Schenk, Amy White, Dawn Clark, Pat Vanderwerken, Sally Johnson, Julie Berenson, Lisa Divida. BOTTOM ROW - Julie Marion, Sharon Richter, Elaine Phelps, Karen Garvey, Dawn Atchinson, Chris Phil- lips, Debbie Grogan, Pam Delgrego, Laurie Balboni, Linda Okula, Joyce Plugge, Marcelle VanAmsterdam, Maria Panasian, Sue Holliday, Beth Robison, Jerilyn Dow, Karen Voss. Missing-Dave Begley, Ken Byron, Carrie Beach, Joan Delgrego, Diane Donovan, Jillen Flynn, Mary Gerard, Naomi Manning, Gail Nessell, Jenny Osmond, Ann Piaget, Diane Savoie, Kathi Saxe, Sally Schmuck, Wendy Shankel, Nancy Shea, Sherri Sweetman, Joanne Tozier, Carole Valentine, De bra Vonflatern. The accompanists are Jerilyn Dow and Sally Johnson. THE MEMBERS OF FIRST YEAR CHORUS- Senya Bennett, Pat Kane, Anne Carmody, Debbie Francis, Karen Gardner, Linda Gatsby, Sue Getchell, Sheila Gray, Sue Hill, Lynn Holley, Debbie Irvine, Carolyn Jones, Donna Mack, Liddy Paine, Maryellen ' Sparks, Jan Stolki, Lisa Villeneuve, Linda Welsh. The accompanist is Karen Johnson. IN CONCERT PEP BAND The members of the Minnechaug Regional High School Pep Band for 1974 are: Ed Hartt, Norman Byron, David Bates, Jerilyn Dow, Brad Pickett, Scott Dow, Marta Thodal, Amy White, Lisa Knak, Steve Carlson, Bob Auchter, Mike Getchell, Eric Byron. Patti Packard, Sally Johnson, Debbie Bromley. Our thanks to these students who gave up their Saturdays to cheer for the football team. Their music was really appreciated! The faculty advisor was Miss Brewer. frj J 7=M =d£ CONCERT BAND DIRECTOR: Charles D. Beeler Percussion, you have great tone, good articulation, and perfect intonation. . . too bad you don ' t have any rhythm ! MEMBERS: M. Gerrard, E. Phelps, C. Schenk, P. Packard, M. Tho- dal, S. Handel, L. Knak, L. Wentworth, K. Flodman, B. Flat- hers, J. Dow, C. Radkowski, D. DeWolf, S. Carlson, J. Scott, D. Ort, C. Johnson, P. Abrahamson, H. Stecker, R. Hellinger, ]. Stone, S. Strohman, G. Williams, C. Jones, C. Johnson, A. Skipton, J. Wright, S. Dow, H. Groth, B. Schenk, S. Sweetman, S. Stroh- man, R. Auchter, N. Byron, R. Gibson, B. Pickett, P. Loveland, S. Cooper, E. Cardetti, S. John- son, P. Williamson, W. Smith, D. Robinson, T. Vakel, R. Bur- eau, J. Adams, M. Getchell, D. Bates, M. Munsell, J. Ross, E. Byron, M. Mathieu, G. Fiore, B. Lis, N. Pixley, C. Dubord, J. Taylor, R. Gaudette. Honorable Mention: Charles Russell Wt 1 m p Kfe L il DIRECTOR: Dawn Clark SENIOR CAST: Ed Hartt, Charlie Russell, Ricky Scott, Cindy Whitehill. JUNIOR DIRECTORS: Kathie Barron, Ken Byron. JUNIOR CAST: Dave Begley, Jamie Benedict, Ken Byron, Diane Donovan, Gail Gramarossa, Craig Hanson, Carolyn Johnson, Bill Leonard, Pat Packard, Jay Reed, Kathi Saxe, Debbie VonFlatern, Jayne Whitehill. SOPHOMORE DIRECTORS: Peter Russell, AnnPiaget. SOPHOMORE CAST: Robert Auchter, Cliff Averill, Julie Berenson, Lisa Divida, Karen Garvey, Jon Gottsche, Sue Holliday, Lisa Knak, Holly Kervick, Deb- bie Leonard, Kerry McCann, Joanne Mun- sell, Jenny Osmond, Maria Panasian, Kim Pennington, Sharon Richter, Amy White. FRESHMAN ONE ACT: The Stolen Prinre. — .. H ml • ' mB l 1 l ym$S a 1 i) IP b ai s«tt M M i- ij - t : Mr%M I _p- FRESHMAN DIRECTORS: Barbara Schenk, Mar- celle Van Amsterdam. FRESHMAN CAST: Eric Byron, Joanne Clarke, Sue Engels, Gina Fusco, Katie Garber, Karen Gardner, Donna Grogan, Carolyn Jones, Sherry Labine, Ginny Saxe, Jane Scott, Rachel Siebert, Mary Ellen Sparks, Mary Stamm, Linda Welsh. STAGE CREW AND SET DESIGN: Leslie Chute, Karen Anderholm, Cliff Averill, Debbie Bromley, Debbie Grogan, Carolyn Johnson, Holly Ker- vick, Mark Piaget, Janis Ross, Carol Schenk, Jane Scott, Wendy Shankel, Scott Strohman, Joan Tobia, Debbi Trimble, Carole Valentine, Debbie VonFlatern, Linda Welsh, Cindy Whitehill. SUPERVISOR: Mr. Mark Sawyer. ALL STAR CAST: Debra VonFlatern, Richard Scott, Lucinda Whitehill, Ed- mund Hartt, Charles Rus- sell, Holly Kervick, Car- olyn Johnson, Jane Scott, Linda Welsh. Nine little Indian boys sat up very late; One overslept himself, then there were eight. Eight little Indian boys traveling to Devon; One said he ' d stay there, then there were seven. Ten little Indian boys went out to dine; One choked his little self, then there were nine. Emily Brent as played by Cathi Gartner. Pat Packard as Dr. Armstrong and Steve Kern as William Blore Ken Byron as Sir Lawrence Wargrave. Peter Russell as General MacKenzie. Cindy Whitehill, Pat Packard, and John Higgins (as Phillip Lombard). Three little Indian boys walking in the zoo; A big bear hugged one, then there were two. Two little Indian boys sitting in the sun; One got frizzled up, then there was one. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Piaget (Mr. Rodgers), Ken Byron, Brad Pickett (Anthony Marston), and Sharon Richter (Mrs. Rodgers). TEN LITTLE INDIANS Seven little Indian boys chopping up sticks; One chopped himself in half, then there were six. Six little Indian boys playing with a hive; A bumblebee stung one, then there were five. Five little Indians going in for law; One got in Chancery, then there were four. Four little Indian boys going out to sea; A red herring swallowed one, then there were three. One little Indian boy left all alone; He went and hanged himself, then there were none. AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS STANDING: Phil Shepardson (moderator), K. DeWolf, Mr. Petzold (advisor), C. Jones; SEATED: J. Flynn, B. Kervick, B. Wallace, Stone . MATHLETES 1974-75 Mathletes: Dave Bates, John Crowder, Martha Dresser, John Flynn, Chris Jones, Bill Leonard, Bruce Stone, Dave Swift, and Sherry Sweetman. Mr. Granaudo directs the group, which competes with teams from other schools to solve difficult math problems. MODEL CONGRESS LEFT: Janis Ross, Cliff Averill, Scott Strohman, Katie Wilson, Sue Wilson, Dawn Clark, Debbi Trimble, Bruce Bonsall, Jane Wilson. Missing: Janet Powers, Norm Byron, Lucy Fisher. 48 The Smoke Signal is a monthly newspaper published by students under the guidance of Mrs. O ' Don- oghue. The hard-working editors are, CLOCKWISE- Nancy Shea: Editor-in-Chief; Linda Voss: Features Editor; Lori Getchel l: Activities Coordinator; Erin O ' - Shea: Drama Coordinator; Pat Packard: Illustrator; Amy White; Faculty and Organizations Co- ordinator; Tracy Wolstencroft: Boys ' Sports Coordinator; Sally Johnson: Girls ' Sports Coordin- ator; Dawn Clark: News Editor; and Jane Burt: Assistant Business Manager. Missing are Bill Bauer: Opinion Editor; Claire McGregor: Sports Editor; and Elizabeth Ker- vick: Business Manager. The deadline was when??! Yesterday??! 49 YEARBOOK STAFF CLOCKWISE: K. Ridenour, S. Kern, J. Whitehill, H. Frost, L. Pianowski, G. Bianca, K. Pennington, K. Garvey. The editors would like to express their appre- ciation to every one that helped out with the Yearbook. ■■MBMHi Antonia Freisfeld, from Munster, Germany, was a one-year exchange student at Minnechaug. Antonia, nicknamed Tony by her friends here, was on the Gymnastics Team and enjoyed other sports too, especially horseback riding. She feels, however, that Minnechaug students take sports too seriously and education not seriously enough. Comparing schools, she said that in Germany, stu- dents have more freedom and less homework. Also, most schools are not co-ed. She herself has studied five languages and speaks three fluently. After completing high school, she in- tends to study medicine. Both Tony and Mrs. Davies noted that, while there are distinct differences between Minnechaug and their own schools, there are, surprisingly enough, many more similarities. They enjoyed their year and broad- ened our exposure to other countries and cultures. Mrs. Thelma Davies came from England with her three children to be an exchange teacher this past year. Although there she worked as an educational specialist, here she taught English and American Literature, Types of Writing, and English II. In discussions she noted some of the differences be- tween English schools and ours. The grading system is different. Students do not receive letter grades during a term but rather are tested formally at the end of a course on all the material covered. The schools are generally smaller and students are required to take more subjects, as many as eight or nine. Also, dress codes are enforced, in some schools. Despite the differences, she concluded after sever- al months here, Young people basically are all the same the world over. p. J. Arduino D. Baldyga L. Bartolucci M Belanger W. Black A. Booth D. Bromley M Burgoon Abrahamson K. Askins B. Barker I. Bates D. Bennett W. Black A. Boucher A. Brown n. Burian J. Adams D. Auchter G. Barnagian S. Bates S. Bennett P. Blodgett R. Bourget V. Brown !■ Burland R. Alger R. Audette D. Barnes P. Bateson S. Bennett R. Boissy C. Boyer I- Bugbee P. Bush a T. Allen B. Bacon B. Barron K Bauer A. Bercovici W. Bond C. Brehaut R. Bunce K. Byron D. Anti L. Balboni V. Barsom T. Bedard T. Bishop C. Bond A. Briand L. Buoniconti R. Ardizzoni L. Calabrese J. Chambers D. Connor C. Cote C. Calvert p. Chapin D. Conway S. Courtney L. Cambo g. Chaput J. Cooney S. Coushaine L. Caputo g_ Charette K. Cooney R. Crawford A. Cardetti £j Chouinard p. Corriveau N. Crooker K. Carlin j_ Clarke D. Costello E. Crossman T. Cason c. Collette S. Cazalet j_ Collins E. Chambers m_ Conley D. Croze A. Darling C. M. Davis Cunningham P. Delaney M. Dionne S. Czaplicki K. Delargy C. Dizer C, Dalton D. Demetrius R. W. Danglois K. Dernavich Doldoorian B. Davisson T. Domey 55 C. Dickie N. Donovan L. Ellard B. Dickinson R. Dooley M. Ellis C. Douglas S. Engels S. Dow A. Erickson D. Dragon D. Esteves C. Dubord D. Farnham L. Duncan R. Farrar L. Duquette G. Feid C. Dwyer D. Ferrington K. Flodman C. Fredette K. Garber M Gerrard S. Goodrich I- Fidalgo M. Flynn D. Fuller K. Gardner S. Getchell R. Gotta M Fischer R. G. Fusco E. Garibian I. Glaser C. Gottsche M Fisher Follansbee B. Garvey C. Gatts T. Gleason B. Gousy B. Flathers J. Fortier L. Gadsby R. Gaudette c. Gartner C. Gordon S. Fletcher J. Fraser T. Foster C. Gatchell K. George c. Goodrich 56 R. D. J. S. Govoni Grassetti Grattan Gray M. Greco M. Grill M. Grillo J. Grise D. Grog an H. Groth P . Grover B. Hadley M. Hagopian R Hatch D Hall S. Hayn L. Hansen R. Heath C Hanson D. Hebert C Hartin R. Hellinger I. Hartman D. Henry T- Harvey S. Hesser R Harvey L. Hill L. Hassin D. Hilt K. Lake C. Howard R. Irla G. Jasmin K. Jurkowski D. Kerr J. Kogut M. Lamotte W Lemieux B. Lis B. Howell D. Irvine R. Jernigan A. Jutkiewicz M. Kibbey S. Koziol P. Langone G. Lenz K. Little N. Hughes S. Jacek M Johnson P. Kane D. King K Kronholm M. Lannun D. Leonard K. Lively D. Humphrey M Jackson C. Jones S. Kapp S. Kirk M Krzesik W. Laramee C. Leone M. K. P. Jalbert E. Jones D. Ke liner M Kober S. Labine A. LaRiviere N. Leone Logomasini Hutchinson P. Jameson R. Jordan J. Kendrull S. Laboe L. Lavoie M Lepley H. Lombardi S. Ianpietro 57 N. S. S. La Broad LaFerriere Laitres C. Leary M. Leavenworth L. E. L. Lewis Leyden Lindsay L. Loparde B. Luongo J. Lord K. Lucas T. Mangan k. McCarthy P. L. Mercure l. Michels D. Lousteau K. Manning s. McFarland McLaughlin d. Merrick j. D. Mack L. Mannix p. McGee V. McMann p. Merrill Mi L. Mahaffey C. Mantis M. Mahaney S. Manzer D. Mandrus R. Matonis E. McGee A. McGettrick A. McGranaghan N. Mcintosh V. McMann r. Merrill Mierzwinski S. McNulty a. Meserve k. Mikkola V. McRae p_ Messier J. Mell m. Metzer D. Mercure 58 J. Milbier C. Miller D. Mitchell N. Mitus S. Moriarty D. Morin S. Morris I . Morse A. Nestor K. Niquette M. D. Ort J. Ouellette G. Ouimet L. Pain G. Palm Normandeau J. Panaia D. Norowski D. Parker S. Nowak J. Pauly M. Cigoley L. Pavone W. Orland K. Peczka H. Person B. Pianowski N. Pixley J. Pokorny S. Potter L. Powell C. Powers M Quigley S. Ryder M Schmidt T. Shea E. Soucy A. Stark D. Strange M. T. Tobin )• Read T. Rymasz E. Schnare c. Sheehy A. Sousa H. Stecher I. Sullivan Szydlowski D. Torricelli P. Reidy I. S afford I. Schneider A. Shepard S. L. Stirlen K. Sullivan W. Taft C. Tracy K. Reynolds D. Sampson R. Schnepp T. Scibaldi Southworth L. Stoeber W Sullivan R. Talbot H. D. Roberts E. Sattler K. Schott L. Skinner M. Sparks T- Stolki S. Swanson J. Tamsey Trevallion I. Roberts V. Saxe B. Scott F. Skrzyni arz J. Specht R. Stone K. Szmyt R. J. Trute D. Robinson F. Scarpelli T. Scott M Slatcher M. Stamm Thompson L. Roulier R. Schaefer L. Semle C. Smith J. Tobia V. Rufo C. Schenk C. Shaw E. Smith 59 MISSING R. Allen D. Ferrington D. Benoit G. Fiore F„ Carr C. Fontaine R. Chambers s. Goodrich G. Clarke K. Giblin B. Cooney K. Gendreau M Corbishly B. Luongo P. Crowley R. Marchand A. Cusson P. Matthews C. Dunscombe C. Nichols L. Ecker D. O ' Connor L. Fellows J. Przybycien R. Siebert T. Smith T. Sleith C Stroshine I. Savoie T Stolpinski K Taylor vl Turner B. Wild S. Usher B. Wild S. Vachon N. Walt L. Vail N. Wateis K. Vance S. N. Vartanian Weatherbee D. Vigneault M. Webber L. Vi lleneuve L. Welson K. White N. Vito D. Williams mtM L. K. P. Balise S. Beaulieu J. Berenson P. Blanchard S. Boyce P. Brodeur A. Burns Abrahamson Anderholm K. Barsom B. Beaumier J. Bergeron D. Bolduc P. Boynton L. Bromley B. Burns N. Adams E. Andrews R. Bartels M. J. G. Bliss I. Brady G. Eoz P. Campion B. Albertson M. Ardolino E. Bates Beaumont Berthiaume D. Bonney s. Bradley S. Budlong G. Carestia P. Allen D. Atchinson K. Beane K. Becker R. Elton D. Booth s. Br e ady B. Bureau D. Carlson T. Aloisio B. Auchter D. Beaudry J. Belli D. P. Bourbeau L. Brennan M Burgoon J. Ancey C. Averill C. Belsky Erkhaeuser D. Blanchard K. Carter C. Casale T. Castillo B. Cauley G. Cebula L. Cheetham S. Chichakly M. Christiansen K. Clark F. Celentano c% Collitti D. Chapin G- Condon E. Chapman G. Chaput D. Costello J. Coville C. Cowles A. Craig T. Crawford D. Croteau K. Czaplick E. Dakis J. Dalton K. Damiani L. Dansereau S. Day p. Dionne J. Dennis L. Divida T. Devalle S. Dodd M. Devine R. Dodson D. DeWolf B. Donati D. Davenport B. Dickinso D. Dorn D. Conery P. Conway S. Cooper - . 1 K J r J J M L. M. Dorsett B. Dunklee Ferri S. Doten B. Dunwoody R Filliault D. C. Eddy B. Fish Douthwright D. Emerson K Fitzgerald S. Driscoll D. Engel I. Florio T. Dubord M. Esteves L. Florio S. Duffy K. Fabbri J- Flynn D. J. Foley Farrington S. Faudree L. Fortini M. Fowler S. Francis B. Fritz H. Frost G. Galavotti G. Garcia T. Garten J. Garvey K. Garvey C. Gatts T. Gernux M. Gerrard L. Getchell M. Gillan S. Gillis M. Gleason N. Gneda C. Gorecki J. Gottsche D. Gould K. Gran J. Grant B. Grassetti D. Grattan M. Graves T. Gregory M. Gress M. Grover D. Grundstrom 64 K. Hanks S. Hanmer C. Hannington J. Harper D. Lewis S. Harrison M. Hassin B. Hastings J. Hastings M. Hastings J. Hayes D. Hebert D. Hebert M. Hebert C. Heeley T. Hetrick C. Hicks S. Hill K. Hilt M. Hinkley J. Hirst S. Holliday E. Hough J. Howard T. Howell S . How land B. Huntington G. Iellamo B. Izzo J. Jack S. Jackson S. Johnson B. Jordan R. Jordan G. Kakley K. Kane B. Keddy H. Kervick S. Kibbe N. King E. Kirk R. Knadler L. Labelle M. Lemieux L. Lindahl R. Lord L. Knak L. LaFreniere D. Leonard C. Kokbszyna P. Laipis A. Leone K. Krazesik P. Lavelle B. Lepardo S. Kubik N. LeBlond B. Levaki M. Kullberg P. Leduc D. Lewis J. Little L. Lomascola G. Long C. Longo D. Lopata 65 R. Lousteau P. Love land W. Luthgren D. Macintosh K. McCann L. Mack L. Marano C. Maryott L. Maskell L. Matonis D. McMann M. McMullen W. Meehan A. Megas M. Melikian S. McCarthy S. Magalhaes s. McCormick H. Menard K. Mangan s. McCracken H. Mercure N. Manning -p. McGuill M. Metzler T. Milbourne T. Milbourne D. Miller S. Miller D. Miller B. Mireavlt E. Misiaszek D . Moody K. Moore J. Morris S. Munroe T. Nodell R. O ' Hagan J. Morgan G. Mukai T. O ' Brien S. O ' Neil L. Morse C. Nealy d. O ' Conner E. O ' Shea A. Morse J. Nelson d. O ' Connor J. Osmond B. Mortensen G. Nessell d. O ' Connor D. Orton J. Munsell M. m. Ogoley P. Ouellette Niemczyk B. Ouimette K. Pennington M. Palmioli B. Pereira M. Panasian R. Plugge K. Patric D. Payer A. Pearson F. Polom D. Polley G. Popovich L. Poulopoulos D. Powell B. Powers N. Powers D. Riga T. Russo J. Powers M. L. Ryder J. Pratt Rivenburgh S. E. Rauscher B. Robison St. Germain J. Reburn S. Roche R. St. Pierre S. Reed R. Rodrigues C. Santos W. Rich A. Rodrigues E. Satter S. Richter D. Rodrigues B. Sazama K. Ridenour B. Roth J. Scarlett J. Russell G. Schmuck D. Sheehy T. Schnepp R. Stolpinski G. Schott P . Siano T. Schubert B. Siebert P. Schwabe T. Silva L. Shankel W. Silveira W Shaw M. M Shaw Siniscalchi P. Sheehan T. Sleith B. Smith L. Smith P. Smith S. Smith D. Soucie D. Spencer C. Stamm K. Stelzer B. Stephens M. Stevens Chuckles the Clown W. Stiles D. Strahan S. Strohman M. Stzempek K. Sullivan T. Sweeny A. Swift V. Switzer V. Switzer D. Trow m. Verani J. Warner A. White P. Szmyt E. Trybus d. Veto J. Wells D. Wilbour K. Taylor d. Tucker d. Veto R. Westberg S. Williams C. Tobia n. Twining k. Voss D. Wentwortl B. Wilson A. Tiboni t. Vakel c. Wallace L. Wentworth T. Wilson P. Tippett l. Vautrain j. Wark D. Whipple N. Wilson B. Wojnicki J. Wolcott L. Wolfe C. Wytas M. Zorzi S. Carlson Bozo the Clown MISSING B. Abar T. leliamo D. Allard D. Novak C. Bach R. Oakes B. Balboni T. Owens C. Bartolucci G. Perman K. Berard M. Palmiolo S. Berthiaume K. Reardon D. Francis J. Potter K. Gaudreau J. Richter T. Geary N. St. Germain V. Guiel D. Savoie D. Gwozdz S. Setian E. Habermehl A. Shepard M. Harper L. Shields M. Harrica L. Stark K. Heroux L. Struzziero L. Holley S. Von Flatern 68 R.j brahamson M Audette B. Batista G. Belli K Biskup S. Boyd M. Budynkiewicz S. Burian S. Carlson D. Accardo a. Averill P. Bauer T- Benedict K Boilard I. Boyer M. Bugbee R. Byrne D Carlson K. Adam s. Bacon C. Beach M Berard B. Bonsall s. C. Bulat G. Calabrese C. Cazalet 1. Allen b. rsagge B. Beaumier L. Bernet T- Bordenuk p. Brisbois c. Bump T. Caney T. Chapin L . Walton J. Balise H. Becker K. Berard V. Bortolussi r K. Burdick E. Cardetti W. Arsenault K Barron D. Begley M Bielitz P. Bourcier E. Buckley R. Bureau C. Carlin J. Chouinard R. Corriveau D. Dane N. Desnoyers T. Dooley R. L. Chute E. Cosby N. Darling B, Devalle P. Dooley R. K. Clifford D. Courtney K. Davis M. Domanowski M. Dorsetti C. J. Colburn C. Coushaine C. Debonis K. Connelly p. Douthwright K. A. Coleman R. Covel R. Decoteau P. Dodd G. Dragon D. N. Comaskey T. Crossman J. Delgrego D. Donovan D. Dragon S. M. Conway B. Crowley P. Cooney J- Croze C. Cordner P. Daigneault 71 Downey A. Eastern Dufresne C. Ellard Dunklee C. Engel Dunn J. Evans Durgarian K. Frost Dziura A. Freisfeld T. Festa B. Filiault J. Fione L. Fisher D. Fredette T. Fives T. Francis J- Follansbee J. Foster P- Ga b V . M. Fongemie c - Galavotti S. Farrell T. Galhm C. Gardell W. Gaudreau B. Gendreau K. Gendreau T. Gleason D. Gernux M. Godfrey B. Gibson M. Giles D. Giles T. Gleason L. Godin L. Goncalves E. Goodreau M. Gotta R. Goudreau A. Gouvan J . Go wing A. Graham G. Grindle G. Gramarossa D. Grogan J. Grant B. Groth Henry Heroux P. Gregoire Y. Guilmain J. Harlow M. Gregoire K. Guiness J. Harper D. Grilli V. Haggerty B. Harrington }■ Higgins J. Hammond B. Harwood P- Hillsburg C. Hanson A. Hassin R. Hardwicke D. Hatch W. Hayn C. Heiney 72 J. Ingraham S. Jones L. Isham E. Jordan T. Jackson J. Jordan K. Jacque R. Jordan S. Jameson K. Jurkowski S. HLuschewskij D. Johnson T. Kasper S. Hluschewskij C. Johnson M. Keddy H. House C. Johnson S. Kern K. Hinch A. Hellinger C. Hutchinson C. Jones ibl M ft Wtb - _ JM wfmL v B. Kibbe E. Kronholm B. King L. Krzynowek W. Klein M. Kszepka L. Kokkalis H. Kwapisinski P. Kolbusz j. Lafleur H. Kossick L. Lafreniere P. Laitres B. Lefebvre T. Lynch M. MatMeu N. Lambert B. Leonard B. Majkut b. McCormick G. Lamotte D. Littorin K. Manning a. McCracken M. Laramee M. Lopata V. Manzer A. McDonald M. LaVallee L. Love P. Marchand g. McGregor M. Laware W. Lynch M. Markham p. McGranaghan T. Lynch J. Mclnnes 73 D. McKay E. Mentzen C. Merrick F. Miller J. Morell K. Mori arty D. Morin B. Mortensen M. Mullen P. Murphy J. Murphy R. Narreau K. Nauman M. Nevins J. Nichols K. Nichols J. Nickerson A. Nietupski D. Bobbes J. Nowak P. Oades S. O ' Brien T. O ' Brien M. Officer K. Opalinski S. Orluk P. Packard S. Painter J. Pappas L. Patruno S. Payson J. Perez R. Peterson C. Phillips A. Piaget L Pianowski B. Pickett G. Perman L. St. Pierre M. Piligian J. Quackenbush W. Roberts R. Ryan C. Pirog S. Reddington L. Roncarati R. Ryder J. Porter c. Reed S. Ross K. Pothul D. Reed K. Ross B. Poulin J. Reed M. Rovelli F. Pugliano p. Rene J. Rugg M. Shlosser J. Sigler J. Smith D. Scott P. Silva R. Stamm D. Sears S. Silva J. Starr G. Sears M. Simonoco jm_ $t. Germain S. Semle S. Slatcher §_ Stoeber D. Schneidei R. Sherman B. Sleeper J. Schubert S. Shaw R. Sleeper B. Schubert S. Shepard A. Smith D. Sclafani D. Corey D - Smith K. Saxe W. Shakel B. Schenk R. Stolarik J. Stone M. Strange C. Struzziero K. Sullivan S. Sweetman D. Swift B. Taylor C. Therrien R. Thomas M. Meehan C. Tucker J. Whipple D. Usher J. Whitehall C. Valentine L. Wicket R. Villano D. Wilk M. Van S. Wilson Amsterdam q, Wilson R. Vonflatem t. U. Walton Wolstencroft J. Wawrzvk T. ' Wood R. Worthington P. Wylie J. Yazel J. Ziemba R. Taylor 76 ' G. Fiore 78 ' C. Labelle 78 ' t t« . 4| H ' T H i hi X : ?i k ' .„:, | .3 §§1 M|y| jd ? H |r 1 M : jj - ■( Pi 1 Pq l p yu i 1974 FOOTBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW, L. TO R. : T. Mehlich, R. Shaw, P. Pappas, M. St. Germain, B. Buchholz, P. Bachmann, M. Crowley, W. Posley, M. Dodson, M. Gray, S. Bergeron, J. Schnepp, W. Kissel, SECOND ROW: R. DeValle, M. Budynkiwicz, T. O ' Brien, J.Perez, R. Ryan, P. Villano, J. Zazel, S. Brennan, D. Gernux, V. Haggerty, M. Strange, K. Quackenbush, G. Davis. THIRD ROW: T. Schnepp, G. Mukai, G. Cebula, E. Misiaszek, M. Melikian, J. Ancey, T. Schubert, D. Massida, J. Pow- is, Coach Campbell, M. Keddy (mgr. ). FOURTH ROW: J. Harper, Coach Deslauriers, M. DeVine, S. Brady, S. Faudree, A. Morse, B. Roth, R. Farrar, Coach Miller. SENIORS, LEFT TO RIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Tom Mehlich, Mike Dodson, Bruce Buchholz, Pete Bachmann, Mike St. Ger- main, Bill Kissel, Bob Shaw. SECOND ROW: John Schnepp, Matt Gray, Peter Pappas, Mike Crowley, Bill Posley, Steve Bergeron. 82 FIRST ROW: K. Hinch, L. Patruno, L. Ferry, T. Russo, K. Fabbri, P. Blod- gett, S. Fletcher, M. Grille-, A. Megas. SECOND ROW: K. Mangan, L. Maskell, L. Godin, M. Audette, M. Lavallee, K. Kober (captain), S. Ben- nett, (captain), L. Lindahl, A. Le- one, P. McGranaghan, B. LeFebvre, THIRD ROW: D. Trow (mgr. ), Erin O ' Shea, T. Mangan, M. Verani, A. Swift, B. Jordan, K. Flodman, A. McGranaghan, P. Boynton, L. Cam- bo, C. Leone, L. Buoniconti, T. Owens (mgr. ). Missing: D. Van Horn (mgr. ). ) fj i ' tl f iCi- PI ' •( rl M (tl J •( ItfrsX •Yi Wl This year ' s varsity soccer team made it into the Western Mass. finals. IN FRONT ARE T. Leone and D. Robinson. FIRST ROW (L-R): K. Horton, A. Hellinger, E. Chapman, W. Silvera, E. Sheehan, B. Melikian, B. Siebert, D. Reed, D. Giles, J. Whipple, B. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Coach Whalen, R. Stolarik, S. Cooper, P. Cilley, R. DeSanti, A. Hanmer, J. Porter, M. Ziegenhagen, B. Bauer, T. Kinner, J. Sigler. MHHnnBHnsniBHMP 86 , . n . ww.mBWR-etoHtmu. L_m .., .. wm a ■ THEJ.V. TEAM: FRONT: R. Rodrigues. FIRST ROW (L-R): D. Moody, J. Morgan, R. Thomas, H. Frost, M. Grover, P. Dionne, S. Francis, B. Cauley, K. Ross, B. Bureau. SECOND ROW: Coach Morgan, B. McCormick, K. Manning, M. Burgoon, T. Gernux, B. Donati, B. Fish, S. Hluschewskyj, A. Tiboni, B. Taylor, B. Meehan, T. Sweeney. GIRLS SWIM TEAM, 1st ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Raymond, C. Dunn, J. McGuill. 2nd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Smith, J. Grant, B. Carpenter, P. Cooney, S. Stoeber, K. Frost, C. Struzziero, K. Ort, M. Kirby, L. Desotell, S. Shaw, C. Beach. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Fowler, S. Johnson, L. Shankel, S. Doten, L. Florio, K. Sullivan, J. Long, S. McCarthy, G. McRae, L. Struzziero, J. Wolcott. 4th ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Cascio, E. Carr, E. Magee, N. Leone, T. Kr- onholm, D. King, L. Wilson, L. Stoeber, C. Calvert, P. McLaughlin, M. Kirby, D. Kerr, N. Hughes, K. Cooney, Miss Lynch, R. Boissey. NANCY RAYMOND )ri B WESTERN MASS. ' S : m BHH HHK H r- 1 ■■BR ' :i! ■ 3 1 3 1 Sl§aB MOST VALUABLE SWIMMER SETS A NEW W.M. DIVING RECORD 89 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FRONT LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Tucker, M. Siniscal- chi, M. Gotta, M. Stev- ens, J. Brennan, B. Ick- rath, E. Kirk. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Belanger, H. Darling, B. Merrill, J. Mell, T. Crossman, N. LaBlond. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bamford, D. Lousteau, B. Buckley, J. Scarlett, H. Stecher, G. Garber, Coach Ken- nedy, Missing: J. Cha- pin, J. Stone. W I N T E R S P O R T S 93 FRONT ROW L. TO R. , S. Boyd, T. Bates (capt. ), B. Shaw, B. Majkut, J. Foley, T. Willey, B. King (A. Capt.), J. Balise, BACK ROW L. TO R. , Coach Kennedy, S. Reddington, B. Abrahamson, R. Rodrigues, E. Hough, W. Silveira, T. Sweeney, D. Costello, S. Kibbe, AL. Missing, G. Palm, M. Jachym. «- . 94 VARSITY HOCKEY • « « f % FRONT ROW, L-R: L. Mercure, N. Mcintosh, B. Robison, J. Powers, S. Richter, H. Mercure, K. Voss. SECOND ROW: Coach Overgaard, C. Hicks, M. Panasian, D. Norowski, L. Holley, D. Mack, P. Laitres, E. Buckley, S. Hluschewskyj . GIRLS 1 GYM TEAM: FRONT ROW, L-R: M. L 1 Annunziata, S. Bates, P. Blodgett, R. Siebert, C. Bond, P. McLaughlin, M. Grill, M. Donovan. SECOND ROW: Miss Cas- cio, J. Wolcott, M. Kirby, N. Raymond, J. McGuill, L. Desotell, J. Jack, T. Freis- feld, L. Fortini, Miss Lynch. FIRST ROW: G. Lam- otte, M. Lemieux, E. Cardetti, B. Wallace (capt. ) T. Grossman, E. Forni. SECOND ROW: S. Courtney, C. Cazalet, ]. Foster, S. St. Germain, J. Wolcott, T. McGuill, O. Milbourne. THIRD ROW: Mr. Morgan (coach), K. Stelzer, P. Gaynor, E. Byron, S. Morris, P. Lemieux, K. Gaynor, W. Black, T. Gallagher (coach). Mis- sing: C. Hebert (capt. ), D. Fernandes, C. Hill, F. Miller, S. Francis, E. Kronholm. BOYS ' GYMNASTICS 100 BOYS ' SKI TEAM: D. Tucker, J. Harper, B. Lis, M. Boilard, J. Por- ter, G. Ciocci, M. Spag- noli, captain, L. Haber- mehl, manager, J. Col- lins, A. Hanmer, R. Decoteau, Coach Sousa, D. Orton, M Corbishley. SKI TEAM 1975 VARSITY GIRLS ' SKI TEAM: Sue Stoeber and Barb Gibson (co- captains). Betsy Jordan, Robin Burgess, Linda Abrahamson, Lisa Cam- bo, Pat Cooney, Carol Tucker, Ann McGranag- han, Karen Davis, Patty McGranaghan, Carol De- bonis. Missing: Jody Jor- dan and Jill Smith. STANDING: Carrie Cordner, Gina Belli, Kathy Donnelly, Debbie McKay, Joanne In- graham. KNEELING: Kim Patric, Terry Lynch (co-captain), Debbie Nascimbeni, Wendy Reed, (co-captain), Cheryl Wytas. 104 SPLITS: Cathy Gala- votti and Pam Szmyt (co-captains). SEC- OND ROW: Ginger Galavotti, Caryl Tobia, Karen Garvey, Kathy Krzesik, Carol Hanson. TOP ROW: Lee Poulo- poulos, Sherry Labine, Barbara Barron. Missing: Lori Vale. BOYS ' SWIM TEAM ■ -i -I -T- ••■--• ' ■ : s  — -— - — — BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Garber, J. Sigler, A. Smith, W. Carl- son, S. Semle, captain; S. Olsen, M. Officer, A. Fowler; SECOND ROW: C. Dunklee, T. Allen, P. Oades, M. Mercier, K. Horton, W. Harris, T. Devalle, C. Powers, H. Frost, C. Mil- ler, K. McCarthy; THIRD ROW: D. Birkhauser, T. Allen, G. Garcia, S. Jones, S. Carlson, S. Gillis, D. Payer, B. Wilson, D. Robinson; LAST ROW: Coach Worthley, B. Smith, P. Blan- chard, K. Zimmerman, S. Duffy, A. Ericson, S. Boyce, E. Kirk, S. Cooper, Coach Miller. 10 WINS 3 LOSSES VARSITY: FIRST ROW, L-R: T. Kasper, M. Murphy, K. Fabbri. SECOND ROW: D. Demetrius, D. Wentworth, P. Mierzwinski, M. Hinkley, M. Shaw. Missing: Coach Bucknell, C. Colitti. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM: UNDEFEATED 108 TDM TERRIFK VARSITY; FRONT ROW, L-R: B. Stamm, D. Scott, B. Posley, P. Bachmann, J. Lepley. SECOND ROW: Coach Girotti, M. Devine, D. Gernux, D. Allen, T. Cebula, S. Brown, M. Strange, J. Williams. BOYS ' BASKETBALL rf- £ | t STEVE ABAR 35 Walnut Rd. , Hampden, Mass. LYNN ACKERMAN 270 Wilbraham Rd. , Hampden Serendipity Student Hostess 2, 3, 4; Western Mass. Honor Chorus 2, 3, 4; Choralyres 2, 3, 4; Freshman Chorus 1; Folk Festival 1 . ANITA ADAMCZYK (Nita) 11 Charles St., Hampden Friends are people who know you and are still your friends. Library Aide 1,2; Guidance Aide 2. DONNA ADAMS (Obey) 655 Glendale Rd. , Wilbraham GREAT DAVID ALLEN (Air Ball Allen) 2 Park Drive, Wilbraham Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2. CLASS OFFICERS Nancy Shea-vice-president CHRISTINE ALOISIO JEFF ANDERHOLM JAMES AXTELL (Ack) PETER BACHMANN LAURIE BALBONI (Chris) 28 Fernwood Dr. , 674 Main St. , 7 Old Orchard Rd. , 252 Monson Rd. , 11 Sylvan Dr. , Wilbraham Hampden Wilbraham Wilbraham Wilbraham Take it easy-and if it Football 1 ; Hockey 1, Syncho 1,2, 3,4; Stu- comes easy take it 2. dent Hostess 3, 4. twice. Drama 3, 4; J. V. Soccer 2; P.A.V.A.S. 2,3,4; Talent Show 4; Year- book Photographer 4; Arts Symposium 3; Spring Play 3. 114 DEBORAH ANN BALDYGA (Debbie) 7 Pine Drive, Wilbraham MARK BARBARO (Harry) 7 Mountainview St. Wilbraham MIKE BARBARO 7 Mountainview St. Wilbraham JOAN A. BARRY (JONI) 3 Rose Circle, Hampden DAVID BATES 222 Glendale Rd. , Hampden Concert Band 1,2, 3,4; Marching Band 1; Pep Band 3, 4; Swing Band 2; Mathletes 4; Year- book Staff 4. Robin Kronholm-secretary Linda Voss-treasurer THOMAS BATES 448 Dipping Hole Rd. , Wilbraham Hockey 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1.2. WILLIAM BAUER 3 Delmor Ave. , Wilbraham Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Golf 1,2,3, 4; Junior Classical League 3, 4; SMOKE SIGNAL Reporter 1,2, 3, 4; Editor SMOKE SIGNAL 3, 4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Dis- cipline Committee 1, 2. JAMIE J. BEAUDRY (J.B. 16 Bolles Rd. , Wilbraham LYNN BEAULIEU 21 Joan St. , Wilbraham Student Council 3. SUSAN N. BENNETT (Sue) 9 Northwood Drive, Wilbraham Activity Committee 3; Student Hostess 3, 4; Field Hockey Team (tri-captain) 4. STEVEN BERGERON SUSAN BLACK (Sue) 105 Bennett Rd., Hampden MICHAEL R. BOLLARD 2 Brooklawn Rd. , Wilbraham Soccer 1; Hockey 2; Skiing 3, 4. E. KIMERLEY BOOTH (Kim) 2 Shirley St. , Wilbraham Swimming 1, 2, 3; Gym- nastics 1, 2, 3, 4; P.A.V.A.S. MARY A. BOOTH (Mar) 10 Sawmill Dr., Wilbraham Wanna Skip? No Way! Volleyball 1. CLASS CLOWNS: L. Balboni and T. Leone. MOST SPIRITED: N. Shea and M. Gray. QjOnboti-d pick S ops, kjctft oojjo r, rr.b(r . A )i r a J.ttve words y°u se? th£. 5 _ ' « -m CINDY BORDENUK (Cindy) 68 Monson Rd, Wilbraham DAVID BOS WORTH WILLIAM BOWERS 116 JOHN BRENNAN 24 Fernwood Dr. , Hampden Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4. DEBORAH ANNE BRODEUR 16 Fernwood Dr. , Wilbraham Life is full of simple pleasures SUSAN ANN BROMAGE 7 Russell Rd. , Wilbraham PATRICIA MARIE BROMLEY 6 Daniele Drive, Wilbraham Stage Crew 3,4. STEPHEN BROWN 3 Russell Rd. , Wilbraham Basketball 1,2,3,4. BRUCE BUCHHOLZ 3 Porter Dr. , Wilbraham Football 1, 2, 3,4; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4. ROBERT L. BUCKLEY JR. (BUCK) 8 Hemingway Rd. , Wilbraham Cross Country 4. NICEST EYES: D. Brodeur and T. Leone (Missing: M. Ross). ROBIN BURGESS 79 Chapin Rd. , Hampden Ski Team 1,2,3,4. JANE BURT 186 Bennett Rd. , Hampden Freshmen Chorus lj Choralyres 2, 3; P. A. V.A.S. 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Smoke Sig- nal 3,4; Swim Team 2; Syncho 1,2,3,4. LOIS BUTLER 427 Soule Rd., Wilbraham Drill Team 2; Guidance 2. NORMAN BYRON 254 Ames Rd. , Hampden Death be not Proud Pep Band 3,4; Concert Band 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; In house open campus advisory board 3; Tech crew 4. KEVIN CAMPION (KEV) 9 South Park Dr. , Wilbraham Leaders Corps 3,4; Yearbook Business Manager 4. KATHLEEN CARR 14 Brentwood Dr. , Wilbraham JOHN CAULEY (Jay) 12 Raymond Dr. , Wilbraham Swimming Team 2, 3, 4. THOMAS C. CEBULA (Tom) 450 Stony Hill Rd. , Wilbraham Basketball 1,2,3,4. JAMES C. CHAMBERS (Jim) 35 Brookside Dr. , Wilbraham LINDA DAWN CHAPUT (Homer) 952 Main, Wilbraham Friendship i t- ' A-- DONE MOST FOR CLASS: J. Wright and J. Crowder. CLASS DRAMATIST: C. Whitehill and R. Scott. BONNIE CHICHAKLY PAUL CILLEY 13 Edward St., Hampden Basketball 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4. GARY CIOCCI 26 Brooklawn Rd. Wilbraham Ski Team 4. 118 DAWN CLARK 32 Oak Knoll Dr. Hampden JOHN CLARKE 29 Longview Dr. , Wilbraham Soccer 1; Swim Team 1. LISA CLIFFORD 26 Chestnut Hill Rd. , Hampden Gymnastics 1; Syncho 1,2,3,4. THOMAS COLLINS DAVID CONDON 9 Melikian Dr. , Wilbraham JOHN CONWAY PATRICIA L. COOMBS (Tricia) 26 West Colonial Rd. , Wilbraham Today is the first day of the rest of your life Syncho 2, 3, 4; Student Hostess 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 4; JCL 4. LAUREL AND HARDY: E. Subjek and S. Pianowski (LEFT). MOST LIKELY TO SUC- CEED: N. Shea and B. Wallace (RIGHT). CELESTE ANN CORBIEL 7 Lee Lane, Wilbraham I don ' t know CHRISTINE COTE JACQUELINE MARIE COTE (Jackie) 1335 Tinkham Rd. , Wilbraham Stage Crew, 1,2; Stu- dent Hostess 2,3,4; Drill Team (Co-Captain) 2, 3; Syncho 2,3,4; Office Aid 3. 119 CYNTHIA COUSHAINE (Cindy) 14 Woodland Dell Rd. , Wilbraham LARRY CROTEAU 28 Brookmont Dr. , Wilbraham Hockey 3, 4. JOHN R. CROWDER JR. 55 Decorie Dr. , Wilbraham Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1,2; Class President 1,2; Mathletes 4. MICHAEL J. CROWLEY 3 Park Dr. , Wilbraham Football 1,3,4; Base- ball 2, 3, 4; Chess Team 2,3,4. JEAN MARIE CURLEY 28 Mountainbrook Rd. , Wilbraham Sorrta, Kinda, not really LINDA D ' AMOURS 17 WehrRd., Hampden Gymnastics 1,2; Leader Corps 3, 4; Gymnastics Manager 3. ALAN DAVISSON 17 Devonshire Dr., Wilbraham Chess Club 3, 4; Chess Team 4. BIGGEST EATERS: N. Shea and M. St. Germain (LEFT). CLASS MUSICIANS: J. Dow (missing J. Taylor) Right. LORETTA DAY 40 Echo Valley Dr. , Hampden CHERYL DEFALCO 20 Manchonis Rd. , Wilbraham If you enjoy what you are doing keep on doing it Softball 1. PAMELA C. DELGREGO (Pam) 104 Burleigh Rd., Wilbraham Live while you live and then die and be done with it Freshman one acts; Drill Team 2, 3; Student Hostess 3, 4; Chorus 3, 4; Choral- yres 3, 4; Senior Chorus 4; Co-Chairman Chorus for Arts Symposium 4; Student Council 4. 120 PATRICIA A. DELGREGO (Patti) 104 Burleigh Rd. , Wilbraham DONNA LEE DEMETRRJS (Dee, Bozo) 99 Bennett Rd. , Wilbraham I ' ll drink to that P.A.V.A.S. 3,4; Stu- dent Hostess 3, 4; Tal- ent Show 2, 3, 4; Folk Festival 2, 3, 4; Choral- yres 2; Fr. Chorus 1; Field Hockey 2; Bas- ketball 3; Arts Sympos- ium 2, 3, 4. RICHARD DESANTI (Rick) 803 Tinkham Rd. , Wilbraham Soccer 1, 2, 3,4, Bas- ketball 1. RENEE DESNOYERS LEEANN S. DESOTELL (Lee) 345 Chapin Rd. , Hampden Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; Leader Corps 3, 4; PAVAS 4; Track 2. KAREN DIANE DEWOLF 787 Tinkham Rd. , Wilbraham Have a nice rest of the day One -Acts 1, 2, 3, Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Winter Play 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 2, 3, 4; PAVAS 3, 4; Library Aide 1 ; English Aide 2, 3, 4; Model Congress 3,4; As Schools Match Wits 4; Astronomy Club 3. MICHAEL DODSON 19 Westwood Dr. , Wilbraham Baseball 2; Football 1, 3,4. MOST ARTISTIC: S. Handel and M. Piaget. QUIETEST: R. Kibbe (Missing C. Metayer). MICHELE DOLLER 336 Wilbraham Rd. Hampden GEORGE DORSETT 26 Pleasantview Rd. Wilbraham DAN DOUTHWRIGHT 651 Stony Hill Rd. , Wilbraham Leader Corps 3: Tennis 3, 4. JERILYN R. DOW(Jeri) 9 Fairview Rd. Wilbraham Make everything you do your masterpiece Concert Band 1,2,3,4 Choralyres 2,3,4 Fr. Chorus Western District 1,4 Swing Band 2 Tal- ent Show 2,3,4 Pep Marching Band 1,2,3, 4 Leader Corps 3,4 Student Hostess 3,4 Folk Festival 1,2,3,4 Arts Symposium 1,4 NEIL DOWNEY 308 Somers Rd. Hampden MARTHA JEAN DRESSER 481 Dipping Hole Rd. , Wilbraham PAVAS 3, 4; Student Hostess 3, 4; Girls 1 Leader Corps 3, 4; Mathletes 3, 4; Model Congress 3, 4; Syncho 3, 4: Drill Team 2, 3. CAROL DRISCOLL (Noochess) 773 Main St. , Wilbraham Swim Team 3 book 3, 4. Year- JEAN DRISCOLL CHERYL DUNN 26 Wright Place, Wilbraham Swim Team 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders Corp 3,4. CYNTHIA DWYER (Cindy) 17 Pidgeon Dr., Wilbraham You turkey One Acts 1, 2, 3; Make-up Chair- man 4; Spring Play 1, 2; Track Team 3, 4; Chor- alyres 1,2,3; PAVAS 2, 3, 4. CLASS EINSTEINS: L. Remsberg and D. Bates. CLASS COUPLE: S. Leary and M. St. Germain LORI ELLARD DOREEN ELLITHORPE (Doe) 2 Wellfleet Dr., Wilbraham God Bless Leaders Corps 3. PHIL ERTEL (Phil) 116 Sessions Dr. , Hampden A.V. Aide 2,3,4. BARBARA FABBRI 50 Martin Farms Rd. Hampden MARK FERRI 11 Greenwood Rd. Wilbraham .S CHERYL ANN FERRIER 15 Brentwood Dr. , Wilbraham Stage Crew 1; Student Council 1 ; Cinema Studies Club 3; Drill Team 3; Student Host- ess 3, 4; Lab Aide 2. MICHAEL FIDALGO ANDREW FISHER (Andy) 16 Fisher Lane, Hampden Unreal PATTY FITZGERALD 3 Pidgeon Dr. , Wilbraham Girls ' Softball 1. JOHN FLYNN (Mickey Mouse) 256 North Rd. , Hampden Erin go bragh! Boys ' State 3; Student Coun- cil 2, 4; As Schools Match Wits 3, 4; Chess Team 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 3; Mathletes 4. MOST INDIVIDUALISTIC: M. Thodal and E. Pieniak. NICEST HAIR: K. Booth and T. Mehlich. MAUREEN FLYNN (Mufa) 214 North Rd., Hampden ERIC MARK FORNI (Rick) 69 Oak Knoll Dr. , Hampden Get high Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. SARAH FOSTER 122 Chapin Rd. , Hampden Don ' t worry about it. Gymnastics 1,2. ANDERSON B. FOWLER (Andy) 17 Oldwood Rd. , Wilbraham Swim Team 3, 4. DEBRA FULLER 5 Shady Lane, Wilbraham One -Acts 1; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Folk Fest- ival 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Sym- posium 2, 3, 4; PAVAS 3, 4; Model Congress 3, 4; English Aide 2, 3, 4; FT A 2; Costuming -The Crucible 3. DEBORAH GALLANT 18 Stirling Dr. , Wilbraham J.V. Cheerleader 1,2; Co -Captain 2; Leader Corps 3; Student Host- ess 3, 4. MICHAEL GALLINI (Mike) 5 Shirley St. , Wilbraham Football 1. GREG GARBER 529 Main St. , Wilbraham May a diseased yak lick your twinkie Ten- nis 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4. RICHARD L. GARBUS (Rick) 20 Brookmont Dr. , Wilbraham The greater part of what my neighbors call •good I believe in my soul to be evil, and if I repent of anything, it is very likely to be my good behavior. What demon possessed me that I behaved so well? Soccer 1; Tennis 1; Smoke Signal 2, 3; Var- sity Tennis 2, 3, 4. CAROL GARLICK (Onion) 4 Pearl Dr. , Wilbraham What the... ? . 1 1 yWi SHORTEST GIRL: T. Rodrigues TALLEST BOY: T. Cebula PRETTIEST: D. Brodeur HAND- . SOMEST: E. Pieniak BEST FIGURE: D. Sch- ubach BEST PHYSIQUE: D. Fernandes. LAURIE GIBSON 35 Charles St. , Hampden RICHARD D. GIBSON (Chico) 13 Southwood Dr. , Wilbraham Olaf Tennis 2,4; Track 1; Tech Drama 2, 3, 4; Pep Band 2; PAVAS 4. CHRISTINE MARIE GILLIS 8 Meeting House Lane, Wilbraham Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Syncho 1, 2, 3,4; Year- book Staff 2, 3; Student Hostess 3, 4; Activity Committee 2, 3,4. ANDREW GLASER (Andy) 46 Bayberry Rd. , Hampden LAURETTA B. GNEDA 182 Raymond Dr., Hampden Student Hostess 3, 4; Nursery School 3. TINA MARIE GOODREAU 12 Rose Circle, Hampden I did not hear the words you said; instead I heard the love. PAVAS 3, 4; Leaders Corps 3, 4; Nursery School 3, 4; Girls ' Varsity Basketball 2; Talent Show 4; One Act Plays 3. LAURIE GOODWIN CHERYL GOTTSCHE ELLEN L. GRACE 8 Wilbraview Dr. , Wilbraham Crap Freshman Chorus 1; Choralyres 2, 3, 4; Office Aide 2; Drill Team 2; PAVAS 2, 3, 4; Western District Chorus 3, 4; Western Mass. Honor Chorus 2, 3,4; F.T.A. 2; Fid- dler On the Roof 1; My Fair Lady 2; Folk Festival 3, 4; MATTHEW GRAY 18 Brookside Circle, Wilbraham Football 1,2, 3,4. MISSING: MOST ATHLETIC: L. Desotell and P. Bachmann MOST MISCHIEVOUS: B. Fabbri and M. Spagnoli NICEST SMILES: W. Reed and P. Cilley BEST DRESSED: S. Hough and T. Bates CLASS FLIRTS: R. Burgess and M. Dodson CUTEST: M. Kirby and P. Cilley HOT RODDERS: J. Beaudry and J. Harris FUNNIEST LAUGH: J. Burt and T. Leone. CHERYL GREEN (Greenie) 18 Scenic Dr. , Wilbraham Freedom JOHN GRESS 1127 Glendale Rd. Wilbraham ELIZABETH JANE GRILLO (Betty) 19 Oldwood Rd. , Wilbraham Entered fall ' 73; Stu- dent Hostess 4; Year- book 4. LORI GURECKI MIKE GWOZDZ SALLY HANDEL 107 Springfield St., Wilbraham Ba nd 1, 2, 3,4; Student Hostess 3; Leader Corps 3; Marching Band 1, 2; PAVAS 4; Student Coun- cil 3; Spring Play 3. CINDY HANKS 368 Main St. , Hampden ALFRED W. HANMER 128 Somers Rd. , Hampden DAVID HAPGOOD JEFFREY HARRIS (Sickel) 51 Burleigh Rd. , Hampden the days drift downward — as the falling leaves — and are gone — PAUL HARRIS 3 Bittersweet Lane, Wilbraham WHITNEY HARRIS 5 Brookmont Dr. , Wilbraham Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. JAMES HARTMAN (Jim) 18 Ruth Dr., Wilbraham Soccer 1 . EDMUND A. M. HARTT (Ed) 7 Meeting House Lane, Wilbraham Is that a homemade cigarette? Marching Band 1 ; Pep Band 2, 4; Football 3; One Act Plays 1, 3, 4; Talent Show 2, 4; Swing Band Show 1, 2; My Fair Lady 2; Art Sympos- ium 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Men ' s Chorus 4: PAVAS 4. DIANE M. HARVARD (Dee Dee) 16 Manchonis Rd., Wilbraham J.C.L. 3,4. ■ - , DEBORAH HARVEY 431 Dipping Hole Rd. , Wilbraham Track 2. KEVIN HARVEY JEFFREY HASTIE 34 Pleasantview Rd. Wilbraham JOAN HASTINGS 7 Bradlind Ave., ■Wilbraham MARK HASTINGS 7 Bradlind Ave., Wilbraham and we know — both you and I — that each contains its priceless moments- WILLIAMA. HASTINGS JR. (Bill) 347 Glendale Rd. , Wilbraham Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. NANCY ELIZABETH HATCH 313 Bennett Rd. , Hampden Field Hockey 1,2; Ski Team 2; Cheerleader 3; Yearbook 1,2; Ed- itor 3, 4; Quill and Scroll 3, 4; Guidance Aide 2, 3; Library Aide 1,2. PETER HATCH 20 North Rd. , Hampden CHRISTOPHER HEBERT (Chris) 14 Porter Dr. , Wilbraham Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Spring Play 3. MARION LINDA HEISE (Linda) 1062 Stony Hill Rd. , Wilbraham No comment RUSSELL HICKS (Russ) 412 Wilbraham Rd. , Hampden Chess Team 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Table Tennis 3, 4; CURTIS HILL 5 Raymond Dr. Wilbraham Gymnastics 2. GERALD HINCH (Jerry) 246 Chapin Rd. , Hampden Yearbook 2, 3; Editor 4. DEBORAH HIRST (Debbie) 46 Brookside Dr. , Wilbraham J. V. Cheerleading 3; Student Hostess 3, 4; Junior Activity Com- mittee; Senior Activ- ity Committee. LUCY HOLMBERG 34 Brooklawn Rd. , Wilbraham moments when our spirits are free- as free as t hey may ever be-- ' V i « . i SBfcw-i i WF ' ' ' P-r t 3 1 % ' «H KENNETH A. HORTON JR. (Ken) 14 Joan St., Wilbraham Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Swim- ming 1, 2, 3, 4; Activity Committee 1, 2, 3,4. LINDA HOUGH 425 Springfield St. Wilbraham SUSAN HOUGH (Sue) 425 Springfield St. , Wilbraham Track 2; Leader Corps 3, 4. • LANA HOWE DAVID HURLEY pave) 47 Decorie Dr. , Wilbraham SMLECK Football 1, 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Smoke Signal 2. ROBERT ICKRATH S20 Main St. , Wilbraham Cross Country 1,2, Co- Captain 3, 4; Track 2, 3. EDWARD IRLA 1 2 Brainard Rd. Wilbraham THOMAS IRVINE 412 Dipping Hole Rd. , Wilbraham MARK JACHYM 16 Dalton St., Wilbraham Ice Hockey 1,2, 3,4; Golf 1,2. CAROL JACOBS 1 Oak Ridge Dr. Wilbraham yet each moment is speeding toward eternity- MARY JARDINE (Mare) 239 Allen Street, Hampden Entered 74 CRAIG E. JOHNSON 6 Blueberry Hill Rd. , Wilbraham Mathletes. DAVID M. JOHNSON (Dave) 7 Western View Dr. , Wilbraham Gymnastics 2; Com- puter Programing 3, 4. SCOTT JOHNSON 43 Rock-A -Dundee Rd. , Hampden Far out, Dynamite CHRISTOPHER JUTKIEWICZ 20 Colonial Vlg. Hampden Hockey 2. SCOTT KEENAN 2 Sylvan Dr. , Wilbraham MARY BETH KERST 1 Conifer Dr. , Wilbraham You ' ll get over it FRANK KERSTETTER 55 Colony Dr. , Hampden ELIZABETH KERVICK (Betsy) 1 1 Linwood Dr. , Wilbraham One Acts 1,2; Child- ren ' s Theater 3; Tech Crew 4; F.T.A. 2; Elementary tutoring 2; Smoke Signal 4; Quill Scroll 4; As Schools Match Wits 3, 4; Office Aide 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. RONALD W. KIBBE, JR. (Ron) 36 East Longmeadow Rd. , Hampden to know life best — become a friend of the earth MARYJEAN KIRBY 10 Wright Place, Wilbraham Swim Team 1,2, 3,4; Gymnastics Team 1 , 2, 3, 4; Syncho Team 1, 2, 4; PAVAS 3, 4. CAROLYN CATHERINE KIRK 9 Ruth Dr. , Wilbraham One Act Plays 1 ; Drill Team 3; Cinema Stu- dies Club 3; Student Hostess 3,4. WILLIAM P. KISSEL 1217 Stony Hill Rd. , Wilbraham Football 1,4; Baseball 3,4. 130 RICHARD KOSAKOWSKI (Henry) 18 Severyn St. , Wilbraham ROBIN JANETTE KRONHOLM 10 Captain Rd. , Wilbraham Class Secretary 3, 4. , KAREN IABONTE 20 Pine Dr. , Wilbraham Whenever I do some- thing right, no -one re- members; Whenever I do something wrong, no -one forgets. MICHAEL EDWARD LABROAD (Mike) 1 Ruth Dr. , Wilbraham Golf 2. GLENN LADUE (Glenn) 3 Fernwood Dr. , Wilbraham Football 1. MARK H. LAFLAMME 202 Somers Rd. , Hampden Soccer 1; One Acts 1, 2, 3; Major Productions 2,3. ROBERT LAJZER (Bob) 13 Sunnyside Terrace, Wilbraham and its living things — for the earth sustains your life and mine ANDREW LAKE (Drew) 10 Beechwood Dr. , Wilbraham SUSANNE LEARY 359 Main St. , Hampden Entered Fall 73; Year- book 4; Football Ticket Seller 3,4. ELENA MARIE LENNON 21 Glenn Dr. , Wilbraham I am I You Are You MARK A. LEONE (Tony) 358 Main St. , Hampden Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Chorus 4; Leaders Corps 3. JOSEPH L. LEPLEY (Joe) 38 Blacksmith, Wilbraham Baseball 3, 4; Basketball 2,3,4. KARIN LINDAHL 907 Main St. , Wilbraham Live Life Drill Team 2, 3; PAVAS 3, 4; Stu- dent Hostess 4; Cinema Studies Club 3. CRAIG LITTLE 36 Hickory Lane, Hampden KYLE MARIE LOFTUS 28 West Colonial Rd. , Wilbraham Dare to be different and to follow your own star. . . Track 2; Syncho 3, 4; Junior Classical League 3, 4; Yearbook 3,4 (editor); Leaders Corps 3, 4; Quill Scroll 4. DIANE LOOMIS (Loom) 59 Somers Rd. , Hampden SHARON LUCIER — if love has touched you with her gentleness — the shadows are not unfriendly- THERESE LYNCH LAURIE MAHAFFEY MICHELE MAHARNE EDWARD MALZENSKI MICHAEL MANNING (Terry) 22 Joan St. , Wilbraham (Mikki) (Ed) 209 Wilbraham Rd. , 8 Brookside Circle, 27 Crestwood Lane, 11 Sunnyside Terrace Hampden Wilbraham Hampden Wilbraham Baseball 1,2,3,4. Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 I ' m only kidding? Track 1, 4; Soccer 1, 2; Co-Captain; Softball Basketball 1 or 2 Football 3. 2; Track 3; Leader Guidance Aide 1, 2, 3. Corps 3, 4; Student Hostess 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Activities Co- Editor. 132 J KIM MARSILI 4 Westwood Dr. , Wilbraham Swim Team 2. GEORGE MARTIN 22 Ruth Dr. , Wilbraham Ski Team 3. STUART MARTINEZ (Stu) Ya but I thought Soccer 1; Hockey 1, 2; One Acts 2; Spring Play 2. KIMBERLY MAXWELL (Kim) 1 9 Porter Dr. , Wilbraham Concert Band 1 ; Pep Band 1, 2; Library Aide 1; Children ' s Theatre 3; Leader Corps 4; P.A.V.A.S. 3,4. CINDY MCCANNON for I have found healing in the midst of shadows- -and love in the midst of pain — SANDRA MCCARTHY MICHAEL TERRANCE MCGOVERN 38 Pleasant View Rd. , Wilbraham Basketball 3; Golf 3, 4; Entered Fall ' 73. JANA BEVERLY MCGUILL 57 River Park Dr. , Hampden Swim Team 1,2, 3,4; Gymnastics Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Syncho Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Leaders Corps 3, 4; Student Hostess 3, 4; P.A.V.A.S. 3,4. ELLEN MCHUGH 63 Circle View Dr. Hampden MARY MCLAUGHLIN (Mindy) 593 Main St. , Wilbraham Panaquelles THOMAS MEHLICH (Tom) 41 Blacksmith Rd. , Wilbraham Floor Hockey 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Leader Corps 4. MICHELLE MELBOURNE (Shelli) 164 Manchonis Rd. , Wilbraham BRUCE MELIKIAN 10 Melikian Dr., Wilbraham Soccer 1, 2, 3,4; Track 1; Floor Hockey 3, 4. ROBERT MELVILLE CINDY METAYER ■H there is so much of mystery in the simplest thing — MARGARET MIERZWINSKI (Peggy) 20 Longview Dr. , Wilbraham Basketball 1,2,3,4 (co- captain); Leader Corps 3,4. GEORGANN MILLER 11 Rice Dr., Wilbraham Student Hostess 3, 4; My Fair Lady 1; Ticket seller at Foot- ball Games 1 . BRIAN MITCHELL 6 Longfellow Dr. , Wilbraham Soccer 4. 134 MARY MORELL 7 Sawmill Dr. , Wilbraham STEPHEN MOTYL 20 Dalton St. , Wilbraham KATHY MUNSELL (Shag) 31 Burleigh Rd. , Hampden You gotta be kidding MICHAEL MUNSELL 120 Allen St., Hampden JOHN MURPHY PAUL NARREAU 2660 Boston Rd. , Wilbraham Unreal DEBRA NASCIMBENI (Debbie) 39 Old Orchard Rd. , Hampden J. V. Cheerleading 2, 3 (co-captain); Varsity Cheerleading 4; Student Council 4; Student Hostess 3, 4; Girls ' Bas- ketball 1; Leader Corps 4. so much of beauty in the commonplace-- MARY LYNN NELSON 130 North Mountain Rd., Wilbraham Give Me A Break CRAIG NEWCOMB (Newc) 234 Glendale Rd. , Hampden Debating Team 1; Lab Assistant 4. SHARON NILES 14 Brainard Rd. , Wilbraham 135 JOSEPH NORMANDEAU (Rush) 21 Brentwood Dr. , Wilbraham Concert Band 1,2, 3; Marching Band 1; Pep Band 2, 3; Ski Team 2, 3,4. JOANNE NOVAK 455 Dipping Hole Rd. Wilbraham CYNTHIA NOWELL (Cindy) 38 Valley View Dr. , Hampden CATHY O ' HAGAN 640 Springfield St. , Wilbraham KATHARINE H. OLMSTED (Kathy) 9 Brookmont Dr. , Wilbraham Lab assistant 3,4. STEVEN OLSEN 75 West Colonial Rd. . Wilbraham Soccer 1,2,3; Swim- ming Team 1, 2, 3,4; Track 3,4. KAREN ORT 6 Bittersweet Lane, Wilbraham Swim Team 3,4. these we have loved DONALD PALM ANTHONY PANETTA PETER PAPPAS JENIFER PATRIC (Jen) STEVEN PAUL 19 Dudley, 8 Fox Hill Dr. , 548 Glendale Rd. , 11 Meadowbrook Lane, Wilbraham Wilbraham Hampden Hampden I can ' t wait till I go Basketball 1; Hockey Don ' t put off till to- home. 2,4; Football 3,4. morrow what you can do today, because if it ' s fun today you can do it again tomorrow. Yearbook 2,3,4 editor- in-chief; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Tri-Captain Leader Corps 3,4; Library Aide 1; Guid- ance Aide 1, 2; Quill 136 and Scroll 4. DORIS PERMAN 404 Springfield St. Wilbraham ELAINE PHELPS 12 Primrose Lane, Wilbraham Student Hostess 3, 4; Library Aide 1 ; P. A. V.A.S. 2, 3,4; My Fair Lady; Orchestra 2; Western District Band 1, 2, 3; All State Band 1, 2, 3; All Eastern Band 2; Chamber Choir 3, 4; Choralyres 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1,2. MARKD. PHILIPPBAR 32 West Colonial Rd., Wilbraham Don ' t mess with women Swimming 1. MARK PIAGET 27 Millbrook Dr. , Wilbraham bagel-An unsweetened doughnut with rigomor- tis P. A. V.A.S. 3,4. STEVEN A. PIANOWSKI 19 Eastwood Dr. , Wilbraham Baseball 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Hockey 1,2,3,4. these fragile fleeting things that touch our hearts with beauty- - ED PIENIAK LISA PIRRO JOYCE PLUGGE LAURIE POLLEY (Lor) WENDI POLLEY 103 Manchonis Rd. , 239 Soule Rd. , 749 Ridge Rd. , 102 Baldwin Dr., 102 Baldwin Dr., Wilbraham Wilbraham Wilbraham C ' mon Lab Aide 1, 2; Drill Team 2; Syn- chronized Swimming 2, 3,4; P. A. V.A.S. 2,3, 4; Mathletes 3, 4; Chor- alyres 4; Yearbook 4; Talent Show 4. 137 Hampden Hampden WILLIAM C. POSLEY (Pos) 12 Linwood Dr., Wilbraham Football 1, 2, 4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 3, 4. ROBERT POWELL 142 Sessions Dr. , Hampden JANET L. POWERS 3 Parkwood Dr., Wilbraham There is always tomor- row for dreams to come true. Entered Fall of 1 974 Library Aide 4; Drill Team 4; Drama Club 4. JULIE L. POWERS (Shorty) 339 Main St. , Hampden Gym Team 1; EIIP Tutor 3, 4. GLENN POWIS (Termite) lPoeAve., Wilbraham let not this moment be of lessened beauty- SUSAN PRATT 332 Allen St. , Hampden Basketball 1, 2, 3. LINDA PRZYBYCIEN 199 Stony Hill Rd. , Wilbraham ED PUTNAM 100 Burleigh Rd. Wilbraham CHERYL RADKOWSKI 7 Katie St. , Wilbraham Band 1,2, 3,4; Future Teachers 1, 2. DANIEL RAPISARDA NANCY RAYMOND 10 Raymond Dr. , Wilbraham Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4- captain; Gym Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Syncho Team 3; Smoke Signal 1,2; Yearbook 3, 4-editor; P.A.V.A.S. 4. ROBERTA. REALL 387 Allen St. , Hampden JULIE ANN REBURN 6 Cooley Dr. , Wilbraham Debating Team 2; Emeralds 2, 3; Quill Scroll 3, 4. WENDY REED 4 Brookside Circle Wilbraham Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leading 2, 3, 4-co- captain; Student Hos- tess 3, 4; Leader Corps 4. LYNN REMSBERG 23 Eastwood Dr. , Wilbraham Lab Assistant 1,2. because one distant day — it may remembered be — with pain — ■ jM VT ■ ► | kiatf ' -if %K tf ? ij mm i- 1 i MMM. ■— ■ m DOUGLAS S. ROBINSON 27 Rochford Dr. , Wilbraham Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4-cap- tain; Basketball Man- ager 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHY ROCHFORD 35 Edward St. , Hampden ROBERT RODRIGUES 8 Bradlind Ave. , Wilbraham Football 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. TERRY RODRIGUES 10 Bradlind Ave., Wilbraham Library Aide 4. JAMS P. ROSS (Jan) 56 N. Mountain Rd. , Wilbraham Save water; take a shower with a friend. P.A.V.A.S. 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Talent Show 2, 3, 4; Folk Fest- ival 2, 3,4; P.A.V.A.S, Arts Symposium 2, 3, 4; Marching Band 1 ; Pep Band 2,3; My Fair Lady 2; Junior Class- ical League 4. MARK ROSS 21 Mountainbrook Rd. , Wilbraham Soccer 1, 3; Tennis 2, 3. THOMAS ROURKE 44 Soule Rd. , Wilbraham One Acts 2, 3; My Fair Lady 2; Crucible 3; P. A. V.A.S. 3,4. KAREN ALICIA ROWE 119 East Longmeadow Rd. , Hampden Always keep love in your heart. CHARLES KIRK RUSSELL 8 Arbor Lane Wilbraham One Acts 3, 4; P. A. V.A.S. 4; Cham- ber Choir 3; Folk Fest- ival 3; Talent Show 4; Winter Play 3; Spring Play 3. PETER M. RUSSELL 8 Arbor Lane, Wilbraham One Acts (Director) 4; Spring Play 3, 4; Winter Play 4; P. A. V.A.S. 4; Drama Club Production Staff 4; Student Coun- cil 1; Baseball (Man- ager) 2, 3; Football (Manager) 3; Pep Band 4. sometimes—sometimes a moment is greater than eternity — JUDITH RYDER MONICA SALLS 237 Monson Rd. , Wilbraham Today is the first day of the rest of your life. ' P. A. V.A.S. 3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Tea- chers Aide 3. DONNA SANTANIELLO (Weaver) 39 Brookside Dr. , Hampden I ' m great ALAN SAVIDES 4 Beachwood Dr. , Wilbraham KEITH R. SCARLETT 40 Brookside Dr. , Wilbraham Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Smoke Signal 3, 4; Yearbook 4. SALLY JANE SCHMUCK 204 Glendale Rd. , Hampden Freshman Chorus 1; Choralyres 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2. JOHN SCHNEPP 8 Sylvan Dr. , Wilbraham Football 1,2,3,4; Leader Corps 3. DIANE SCHUBACH 8 Ronald Circle, Wilbraham DONNA SCLAFANI DOUGLAS SCOTT (Doug) 51 Glenn Dr. , Wilbraham Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2; Track 3, 4; Leader Corps 3,4. that moment- -when every living thing becomes a part of life — when life is truly shared by every living thing — RICHARD CHARLES SCOTT 4 Chapel St. , Wilbraham One Act Plays 1,2, 3,4; P.A.V.A.S. 3,4; Technical Theatre 2, 3; Swing Band Show 2; Talent Show 3, 4; Folk Festival 3; Art Sympos- ium 2, 3; Yearbook Photographer 4; Three Act Play 2, 3; Spring Play 2, 3; Theatre Arts Club 1,2,3. ROBERTA. SHAW (Bob) 54 Scantic Rd. , Hampden Please Soccer 1; Gymnastics 1 . ROBERT G. SHAW 16 Eastwood Dr., Wilbraham Football 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1, 2,3,4; Base- ball 2, 4; Yearbook 4. NANCY SHEA 12 Maiden Lane, Wilbraham Oh, I forgot. EDWARD SHEEHAN 14 Stiling Dr., Wilbraham Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. ALLYSON SKIPTON 179 Chapin Rd., Hampden Marching Band 1 ; Con- cert Band 1, 2, 3,4; Spring Play 3; Techni- cal Theatre 3; P.A.V.A. S. 4; Student Hostess 3, 4; District Band 3; YPS 4. BRAD SMITH 5 Sylvan Dr. , Wilbraham Ski Team 1,2; Foot- ball 1 . MARILYN SMITH 20 Blacksmith Rd. Wilbraham TOM SMITH 643 Stony Hill Rd. , Wilbraham JOHN SOUS A 312 Stony Hill Rd. , Wilbraham Swim Team 1, 2; Hockey 4. each living thing has need of other living things — MICHAEL SPAGNOLI 5 Wilbraview Dr. , Wilbraham Soccer 1, 2; Ski Team 2, 3, 4. JUDITH ELAINE SPINN (Sweetie) 17 Pleasantview Rd. , Wilbraham Pigmy One Acts 1; Tech Crew 1,2, 3; P.A.V.A.S. 2, 3,4; Talent Show 1,2,3; Honors Chorus 3; Chorus 1,2, 3; Spring Play 1,2, 3; Make-up 2,3. DANA SPRINGER 439 Soule Rd. , Wilbraham JENIFER SQUIRE CINDY STARK 16 Jewel Lane, Wilbraham Swimming 2, 3; Junior Classical League 3, 4; Drama 3. KAREN ST. DENIS 45 Circle View Dr. , Hampden Girls Basketball 1,2; Guidance Aide 2, 3; Student Hostess 4. THERESA STLEANIK (Terry) 255 Manchonis Rd. (ext. ) Wilbraham MICHAEL ST. GERMAIN 27 Glenn Dr. , Wilbraham Football 1,2,3,4 Captain; Track 1,2,3, 4; Leader Corps 3, 4. BARBARA STIRTON (Barb) RICHARD STOLARIK (Rick) 301 Soule Rd. , Wilbraham Soccer 2,4. depends upon and is depended upon-- and hopefully shares — BRUCE STONE 70 Bennett Rd. , Hampden Never do today what can be put off until tomorrow. Chess Team 2, 3, 4; Mathletes 4; As Schools Match Wits 4; J.V. Baseball 3. CYNTHIA LOUISE STONE (Goose) 2 Rochford Dr. , Wilbraham Student Hostess 3, 4. JONATHAN STONE (Mineral Man) 43 Bennett Rd. , Wilbraham Marching Band 1 ; Swing Band 1,2; PAVAS 3, 4; Chess Team 4. SCOTT STROHMAN 32 Pomeroy St. , Wilbraham PAVAS 3, 4; J. V. Soc- cer 1; Swing Band 1,2. EDWARD SUBJEK (Ed) 924 Stony Hill Rd. , Wilbraham Ski Team 1, 2; Football 3; Soccer Team 1. DANIEL SULLIVAN (Dan) 1 Main St. , Hampden Basketball 1 . WALTER SULLIVAN 5 Brentwood Dr. , Wilbraham Golf 1,2, 3, 4; NANCY LOUISE SWALLOW 6 Decorie Dr. , Wilbraham Cinema Club 3; Office 2, 3; Leader Corps 4; Drill Team 2, 3(Co- Captain) Student Hos- tess 3,4; Junior Class- ical League 4; Tech Crew 2. ERIC SWITZER EDWARD SZCZEPANEK (Ed) 8 Walter St. , Wilbraham Hey Kid Track 1,2, 3,4. shade and shelter — food and fragrance — faith and friendship - DIANNE J. SZUMIEL 6 Glenn Dr. , Wilbraham CHRISTINE SZYDLOWSKI JOHN TAYLOR 3 Belli Dr. , Wilbraham MARTA THODAL 30 Longview Dr. , Wilbraham PAVAS 3, 4; Ski Team 2,3. HAL THRASHER 7 Old Carriage Dr. Wilbraham SUSAN TIPPETT 379 Glendale Rd. , Hampden Student Hostess 3, 4; Drill Team 2, 3; Quill , Scroll 3, 4; Emeralds 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 3; Cinema Club 3. MARGARET TRABULSI (Peggy) 36 Oakland St. , Wilbraham Chorus 1; Yearbook 3. DEBBI TRIMBLE 84 Monson Rd. , Wilbraham Christmas Play 1; Dis- trict Chorus -2, 3; One Acts 2, 3, 4; Freshman Chorus; Pep Band 3; Chamber Choir 3; Spring Play 2, 3; PAVAS 3, 4; Lab Theatre 4; Tech. Theatre 3,4. DEBRA TRUESDELL PATRICIA VANDERWERKEN (Pattie) 72 Stony Hill Rd. , Hampden School Committee Ad- visory Board 4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; S.C. Secretary 4; Class Act- ivity 1,2; PAVAS 4; Freshman Chorus; Chor- alyres 2, 3, 4; Western Mass. Honor Chorus 2, 3. and often the need to learn that a gift is not of lessened value if it is only a song- BEVERLY VANHORN 18 Cedar Oak Lane, Hampden Field Hockey 1,2. LINDA VOSS 6 Eastwood Dr. , Wilbraham Keep a place apart, inside your heart for little dreams to go PAVAS; Class Treasurer; Smoke Signal; Leader Corps; Choralyres; Stu- dent Council; Co- moderator. BRUCE A. WALLACE ( Bruce ) 16 Colonial Rd. , Wilbraham Smoke Signal 1,2; Gymnastics 1,2,3,4 (co-captain); Math- letes 3, 4; Yearbook 2, 3 editor, 4 editor-in- chief; Spring Play 3; PAVAS 4; As Schools Match Wits 3,4. DON WALLACE GISELE WARNER JAMES M. WEBBER (Jim) 24 Joan St. , Wilbraham JIM WEISSBACH (Whitey) 57 Riverpark Dr. Hampden LISA E. WENTWORTH 234 Bennett Rd. , Hampden Swim Team 1; Softball 1,2; Basketball 2. KAREN WHITE 37 Glenn Dr. , Wilbraham LUCINDA WHITEHILL (Cindy) 40 Maple St. , Wilbraham Concert Band 1,2,3; Freshman Chorus; Chor- alyres 2, 3, 4; District Band 2; District Chorus 3; Pep Band 1, 2; One- Acts 1, 2, 3,4; Christ- mas Play 3; Swing Band Show 1, 2; Talent Show 4; Student Hostess 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Drill Team 2;PAVAS 3,4. come--let us walk into the sunset ' s glow- into the dusty pink and golden sky — and when we get there we will surely know that love like beauty grows and cannot die — TODD WILLEY 83 Chapin Rd. , Hampden Soccer 1, 2, 3; Hockey 1,2,3,4. GUY WILLIAMS 663 Tinkham Rd. Wilbraham Band 3, 4. JOHN WILLIAMS 8 Garden Lane, Wilbraham Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Track 2, 3, MIKE WILLIAMS 18 Brookside Dr., Wilbraham Chess Team 2, 3; News- paper 3; Floor Hockey 3,4. PAUL WILLOUGHBY 55 South Rd. , Hampden KEVIN PATRICK WOODS (Woodie) 271 3 Boston Rd. , Wilbraham He who has begun his task; has half done it Track 2,3,4. JUDITH A. WRIGHT 23 Merrill Rd. , Wilbraham Class Vice-President 1,2; Class President 3, 4; PAVA S 4; Student Hostess 3, 4. MARK ZIEGENHAGEN 2 Vista Rd. , Wilbraham Soccer 2, 3, 4; Floor Hockey 3, 4. KEVIN O ' NEIL (Owney) 2 Cliffside Dr. , Wilbraham EDWARD RUSSELL 766 Main St. , Wilbraham Swimming 1 . and we will walk beyond these misted years toward a dawn both beckoning and bright- - and not remember eyes once dimmed by tears that fell unbidden in the lonely night — selections from Have You Heard The Cricket Song 1 ' by Winston O. Abbott WILLIAM ALLEN CHRISTINE BAILEY JOSEPH BOLDUC THOMAS COMASKEY BETTE-JEAN CUNNINGHAM GILBERT DAVIS THOMAS DERAGON PETER DESPREY MICHAEL DUQUETTE DENNIS FERNANDES BRYAN GLIDDEN MICHAEL GETCHELL ROBERT GODFREY JOSEPH GORECKI PETER HARASYMIW GERI KNAK JOHN MANNIX PETER MITUS JOHN MURPHY LINDA OKULA BRIAN O ' NEIL LINDA ROUNDY PARNAM SAMRA WILLIAM SCHUBACH PETER SZABAN DAVID TROW MICHAEL WILSON OUR TRIALS AND TRANSITIONS . . THE CLASS OF ' 75 ' S ALMANAC In eighth grade (remember way back then) we said, I don ' t want to go to high school, and See you next year. Funny, when we got to high school we never wanted to go back to junior high. Unfortunately we grew apart from a lot of our close friends that we were going to be sure to see next year. It seemed impossible but it happened. Freshman year all the Wilbraham girls seemed to be enchanted by the Hampden guys. The Hampden girls in turn were checking out the Wilbraham guys. Freshman year was also challenge day for football players. Brad Heck and Dave Vivian clashed for the position of quarterback. Joe Shadduck and Mike Crowley showed everybody up at halfback. Ricky Scott, Cindy Whitehill, Edmund Hartt, Allison Green, Karen DeVVolf , Judy Spinn, and Cindy Dwyer brought the freshman class fame by beating the seniors and winning the regional One-Act Play Contest. From there they went on to make a very good showing at the state contest. That same year, Lee Desotell showed herself an outstanding gymnast. Freshman year study halls were in the auditorium. Mrs. Wagner ' s homeroom was on the stage and Mr. Castonguay ' s was stuck in the pit. The cafeteria was located where the cooking labs are now. In athletics, hockey was then just a new sport at Minnechaug. Mike Manning surprised everybody with his power hitting in base- ball. . . Then, Gary Pabis and Ned Deane were the men. . . .John Williams came on the scene freshman year. . . Basketball was the sport to watch, . .As freshmen, lovebirds still broke up by passing notes. Freshman year was the great Pancake Supper and it was the year that Norman Drapeau made his debut in Fiddler on the Roof. The drama department also performed its first rock opera. Tommy was a great success and received a standing ovation. Back then we had a fantastic marching band and Swing Band Show. Mike Getchell could be seen beating away on the drums. Paul Cilley saw some action on the Varsity Soccer team and Chris Gillis was the Freshman Fish. At the end of freshman year we said, See you over the summer, but we hardly ever did. . . That summer we discovered beer, but not how to handle it. Sophomore year brought many new teachers and faces. Mr. Dexter retired and Mr. Badger became the new principal. Our second year the guys all went after the freshman girls and the sophomore girls started looking around at the older guys. It was the year of Hogan ' s Heroes. Brenda Shea, Debbie Churchill, and Beth Barish moved away. To dd Willey started showing some real hockey playing ability. We did away with monitors and the Student Council president quit. . . That year the courtyard was the place to hang out. Then came the addition and the action shifted to the new cafeteria and J-hall. . . . My Fair Lady was a success, with Bobbye Foley and Bill Fumo in the lead roles. Also in ' 72 the nursery school started at Minnechaug. . .Jack Post, Rick King, Mary Ann Haggerty, and Patti Nodell were the Big seniors. . . Rick Forni and Tommy Morris could be seen riding around on Tom ' s motorcycle. In sports that year John Brennan became known as an outstanding runner, and Tony Leone was the new soccer star. Sandy Kapp broke all the swimming records. The girls attempted to start a track team. . .Peg Mierzwinski was playing a hell of a basketball game, and Pete Bachmann was hot under the hoop, scoring 31 points in one game. But the Ski Team didn ' t have enough snow. Sophomore year we had Chinese fire drills on the way to Friendly ' s after football games. Kids turned to beer blasts and found good times and bad by smoking. Mike Dodson entered the scene, followed by Joe Lepley. Elaine Phelps and Jeri Dow came to be known as two outstanding musicians. That year Dawn Clark was Miss Teen of Springfield. . .Mr. Eakins left for Florida and Mrs. Kline for Israel. . . . Scott died. . . The juniors (bah!) won the One-Act Play Contest but Allison Green was named best actress. At the end of sophomore year we said, Junior year should be the best because we will have our licenses and we won ' t have to worry about college. Junior year the seniors (bah! ) won the One-Act Play Contest. . . the hockey team made it to the play-offs. . . Scott Porter was the oo-ahh , and Nancy Thomson was the senior girl that most looked up to. Bob Rodrigues hurt his knee in the first football game of the season and was out for most of the year. . . Quill and Scroll made a big hit on Valentines Day. . . Kim Booth developed into an outstanding gymnast, taking a first on the unevens. Tom Daly left for the Academy and Allison Green for New York. The Pizza Pub took over as the number one spot. Internal Open Campus and soft ice cream cones were innovat- ed junior year. We had our licenses but all we did was ride around looking for something to do. . . Many started working at part-time jobs. Junior year was Speech and Drama class with Mrs. Wagner and Thoreau and Emerson with Miss Latino. . . In ' 73 guys and girls started noticing each other, within the class, and many meaningful relationships sprang up. . .Mr. LedDuke got a lot of crazy juniors in Driver Ed. Class. Junior year the cheerleaders changed to a bouncier form. . . We had Square Dancing in co-ed gym. That year, Steve Pianowski pitched a great season. . . Mike Crowley and Nancy Shea won the Dance Marathon. The Junior Carnival was a big flop. . . Mike Mc- Govern came on the scene; so did Betty Grillo, Peggy Trabulsi, and Carol Driscoll. . . There were one hundred grinders left over from the Art Symposium. Junior year more drinking went on. There was a swinging New Year ' s Eve Party. . . Many girls had their hair, cut short. . . SAT ' s came along and Joe Whitmeyer beat everybody. . . We used to say, I can ' t wait to get out of this school. In the spring guys would stand by the pool doors and watch Jane Burt yell at the Syncho Team. The girls ' Softball team went to the play-offs. . .The drama department decided to do something different that spring. A Bit of Ourselves , an entirely student- written production, opened up many eyes that had been closed for too long- The end of junior year brought a finish to lots of fun. That summer was spent working for the most part along with some partying. We started meeting kids from other schools. Dating and partying were no longer confined to Minnechaug. When we returned in September so many familiar faces were gone from the roster — Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. LedDuke, Mary Whit- meyer, Jim Williamson, Barb Stirton, Renee Desnoyers, . Pam Samra, Braden Davis, Kathy Costello, Rick Morgan, to name a few. Mrs. Kline and Mr. Eakins came back. Well, it is senior year. We didn ' t get Open Campus until December. . . The soccer team made it to the quarter-finals by beating Leominster. . . Doug Robinson made himself known at the goal post and Rick Desanti was named to the All-League Soccer Team. The Senior play, Adaptation, with Ricky Scott, Cindy Whitehill, Charlie Russell, and Edmund Hartt (does the cast sound fam- iliar?), directed by Dawn Clark, won the One-Act Play Contest (yeah!). . .Nancy Raymond took a first in diving and was named the Most Valuable Swimmer in Western Mass. Tony Leone broke the tradition and joined Men ' s Chorus. . . Allyson Skipton was cited as a very talented writer by the National Council of Teachers of English. There are still many months of senior year left. We still haven ' t figured out what our senior prank will be. Another question that is still unanswered is Who are the big men and women on campus? At the end of this year we will probably be saying I really don ' t want to leave. We won ' t be seeing each other as often; some we won ' t ever see again. But just as each year in high school brought new friends, faces, and ideas, so too will the years ahead. IN MEMORY OF: SCOTT P. COOKE Scott could always get along with everybody. No matter what type of person you were, Scott could get along with you. — S.B. a; v . . . always grinning. — P.B. . . . never down in the dumps. . . . HAPPY . . . the life of the basketball team. . . . did things from his heart, not for other people ' s eyes. — M. T. PEACE OKAY? — Scott Scott was one of the nicest kids I ' ve known at Minnechaug. He never had anything bad to say about anyone and I ' m glad that I was his girlfriend. — Sarah Words are beautiful. But without the facial expressions that go with them, the words may lose their meaning. Just by looking into the eyes of Scott ' s friends, one can see how much these people really care. CHOSEN BY GOD SENIOR WORK WEEKEND!? IS ¥ i 1- I j. 7 AS; ' in ' i ' S£T -F ! ifrfir , ; .U ' .; p . $ .,«?-- ' _ K1 ■ I WW X «•• ' ' 2 9 Ji H ' j — ■■— WL 2 ' ja - M iH I - : — i % ■ a ' ' Vfl E i |fl  Wj I K 1«BIi1i it : t a •  ' tu • !! •■■ w l feiPt WILBRAHAM TENNIS CLUB 2041 Boston Rd. 543-1073 6 courts — open year round WIN AT ANY PRICE WILBRAHAM BARBERSHOP COLONIAL BEAUTY SALON SHAG OR INDOOR, OUTDOOR? TILDA THE TELLER TOLD ME Wilbraham Branch LUDLOW SAVINGS BANK 455 Main Street Wilbraham, Mass. 155 2 all beef patties, special sauce, cheese, lettuce, pickles, onions and a Bilton ' s apple makes the perfect lunch! BILTON ' S Mountainside Orchard 46 Somers Road, Hampden Apples, Peaches, Flowers, Pears, Produce Let ' s go shoot the bull at the Hampden Package Store. Hampden Package Store What do you mean that plant doesn ' t exist? You ' ll find it at 1 359 Wilbraham Road Garden supplies — Nursery stock Springfield, Mass. 01 1 19 John Bordenuk - Treasurer SIXTEEN ACRES GARDEN CENTER, INC. 783-5883 WW tik k 1 « te m Jim JSUpJBr) qJ3H — 0} S9I§0|0dB SASCM ini l° u P UB sSupq uEiunq ujoq sjsm X3l}} (qM U0SB3J UBJJOdlUI X |E3US ' apqns aqj moidj oj uiaqj juem j puy NOSNVH OlVdO Q31NVW NETWORK COMMUNICATIONS 1 Court Street Boston, Mass. Mom? This is Wayne. I don ' t like it here. Can I come home now? Three wheels of a deal at FIELD, EDDY and BULKLEY, INC. F Field, Eddy and Bulkley, Inc. MR. SAWYER ' S F-BLOCK DRAMA Is it true what they say about those drama students? MS. KLINE ' S F-BLOCK CLASS — ENGLISH I MISS BUCKN ELL ' S A-BLOCK GYM CLASS BREADY ' S VARIETY SHOPPE FURNITURE MART 2571 Boston Rd. 2957 Boston Rd. N. Wilbraham N. Wilbraham, Mass. 596-3192 596-4091 VARIETY IS THE SPICE OF LIFE. THE BREADY BUNCH CAN ' T YOU KEEP YOUR HEAD STILL? MR. JOHN ' S BARBER AND HAIRSTYLIST FOR MEN 2812 Boston Rd. Wilb. 596-8144 CANDI CHEVROLET OLDS, INC. 380 Main St. Wilbraham, Mass. 596-8311 WILBRAHAM PHARMACY LUZI ' S AUTO BODY 2769 Boston Rd. Wilbraham, Mass. 596-4832 The great Alden Luzi Boston Rd. Wilbraham, Mass. GIVE ME KIT KAT. KEEPONTOWIN ' ! LUZI ' S CANTINA Pizza, Grinders, Beer Boston Rd. Wilbraham VINTROMBOLI MOBIL STATION Wilbraham, Mass. 596-8855 DAIRY MART CONVENIENCE STORES Carew Armory St., Springfield, Mass. Bev and Verne Usher, prop. DAIRY MART CONVENIENCE STORES 1922 Wilbraham Rd. (Sixteen Acres) Springfield, Mass. Elaine and Bernie Zapatha, prop. Let ' s dance on down to the Dairy Mart UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT BEING REMODELED SNACK BAR Boston Road, Wilbraham QUALITY MARKET BOURBEAU AND HINCH INSURANCE 2797 Boston Rd. Wilbraham, Mass. 596-6559 34 Somers Rd. Hampden 566-3415 BITE IT! TAX DEDUCTIBLE? We ' ll take 2 cases of school spirit, and a pack of grits! WILBRAHAM SPIRIT SHOPPE 2771 Boston Rd. Wilbraham 596-6069 Imported and Domestic Wines Need a few repairs? WALT ' S AUTO BODY 224 Main Street Hampden, Mass. JOHN A. DERNAVICH INC. 2376 Boston Road Wilbraham, Mass. 596-6101 Take it for GRANITE! Where do you want them, MR. WHIPPLE? SHOPPERS DELIGHT 5 Allen Street Hampden Mini-Mall Hampden, Mass. GREEN VALLEY PHARMACY Main Street Hampden, Mass. HAMPDEN DRUG 41 Somers Rd. Hampden, Mass. Homemade chili Draft beer special LEN ' S DINER 2200 Boston Rd. Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Daily Specials Home of the SQUARE BURGER PATRONS VILLAGE MART SCANTIC VALLEY SPIRIT SHOP AMY ' S COUNTRY GIFT SHOPPE HAMPDEN HARDWARE COMPANY TOWN COUNTRY BARBERSHOP GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF ' 75 ' — Mr. Ryan ' s Homeroom H-8 LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW — Jack Palance, Jim Backus, George Peppard, Tom Courtney, Marty Feldman, Natalie Wood, Boris Karloff, Lillian Gish. MIDDLE ROW — Gene Wilder, Douglas Fairbanks, Lon Chaney, W. C. Fields, Buster Keaton, Marlon Brando, Shirley Temple. BOTTOM ROW — Mae West, Liv Ullman, Greta Garbo, James Caan, Orson Welles, Ingmar Bergman (Director), James Dean, Al Pacino, Sunshine the Bull, Laurance Oli- vier, Fred MacMurray. Missing — Claude Rains. These two Minnechaug Graduates have gone straight and become successful in the outside world. Dennis Murphy Dennis the Menace ' ' Class of 1961 THEY ARE THE PROUD OWNERS OF Timothy Murphy Terrible Timmy Class of 1968 And they have come home to serve their friends and neighbors with a location in Crane Park, near the Post Office and Valley Bank. They have their good friend and golfing partner, Ken Forni, managing their Wilbraham store. He, like the rest of the Murphy family, will offer prompt and courteous service. Kenneth Shakey Forni Class of ' 71 Their other locations are: 288 Bridge St. Springfield Stop in and get your glasses adjusted there ' s never any charge. 297 Maple St. Holyoke 167 SPONSORS DUNCAN CONSTRUCTION Tapley St. Springfield, 737-6258 Luv ya blue eyes I love the moon Mr. and Mrs. William H. Patric Mr. and Mrs. John P. Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Anderholm Bob and Deb Batista 76 Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gibson Chuck Patric Half Tooth Knew at 4:45 A.M. Greetings to the Divine Miss M. iw need it? rent it! IAYLOR RENTAL 1 7 Boston Load, Vilbnham 543-4255 A rose is a rose is a ? WILBRAHAM FLOWER SHOP 98 Stony Hill Rd. Wilbraham, Mass. 543-4115 Building a better way to the future EASTMAN MANUFACTURING CO., INC. 2342 Boston Road North Wilbraham, Mass. RICE ' S FRUIT FARM OPALINSKFS MARKET 757 Main Street Wilbraham, Mass. Fancy meeting you here! 101 Stony Hill Road Wilbraham, Mass. Tel. LI 3-1324 Ah, Kielbasa on rye! •MaamMMMMMHte . Compliments of: STEARNS YERRALL REALTORS I SEE what you mean a opt ICIANS 465 Main Street Wilbraham, Mass. 596-6123 SEVEN CONVENIENT LOCATIONS 125 Liberty St., Springfield — 733-2158 Baystate West, Springfield — 733-1 181 33 Grove St., Chicopee Falls — 592-1552 60 Eastfield Mall, Springfield — 543-3853 975 Elm St., W. Springfield — 733-0494 18 Elm St., Westfield — 568-8961 Heritage Pk., PI., E. Long — 525-6331 FALCON EDITORS TOP LEFT: Jen Patric, Ed. -in-chief ; TOP RIGHT: Ms. Kline, advisor; CENTER LEFT: Nancy Hatch, Seniors Ed. ; CENTER RIGHT: Bruce Wallace, Ed. -in-chief , Photography Ed. ; BOT TOM LEFT: Cindy Whitehill, Ed. -in-chief ; BOTTOM RIGHT: Nancy Raymond, Faculty Ed. TOP LEFT: Kyle Loftus, Activities Ed. ; TOP CENTER: Terry Lynch, Activities Ed. ; TOP RIGHT: Carol Driscoll, Ads Ed. ; CENTER LEFT: Bob King, Sports Ed. ; CENTER RIGHT: Jerry Hinch, Asst. Sports Ed. ; BOTTOM LEFT: Kevin Campion, Business Ed. ; BOT- TOM CENTER: Barb Gibson, Asst. Sports Ed. ; BOTTOM RIGHT: Cindy Engel, Underclassmen Ed. « i )i i!i uii.i  3ri :r . . . ' t  .i . rv)