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

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Panama Canal assumed by Panamanians • combat troops occupy land off Japan ' s north-eastern shore • Apocalypse Now • Salt II treaty approved ' The only sense that is common in the long run, is the sense of change — and we all instinctively avoid it. E. B. White Lauren Noelle Ablondi Mac-cer 685 Main St., Wilb. tennis (1,2,3.4), soccer (1,2,3,4), stdnt. govt. (1,2,3,4), sec. (4), theatre arts stage mgr. (3), J.C.L. (1), basketball (1), rec. ski. (1,2,3,4), choir (1), jazz dancing, skiing, living it up, Antics, Micky D ' s, Don ' t ever let life bring you down, just be yourself and share your smile with the world. Terri B. Allen Uncle 8 East Colonial Rd., Wilb. partying, REO, Lopner Mobile, Chumley, Rain Graphics,: Whatever spins your wheels. At Minnechaug, we were each given the chance to decide our own courses. By the process of arena, we were able to choose the specific blocks and teachers we want- ed. Some of us have been involved in sports, clubs, school work, other activities or work. But as a class, our class of 1983, we have learned to handle ourselves in try- ing situations. We ' ve learned to make de- cisions, to trust others, to respect the opin- ion of others. Many of us now know a second language. Those who chose to take art, cooking, choir, sewing, or industrial The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see. Win- ston Churchill Judith A. Anti Judy Lou 5 Evangeline Dr., Wilb. synchro. (1,2), sleeping, Ponderosa, Kenneth A. Armstrong Jr. 9 Mohawk Dr., Hamp. N.H.S. (3,4), P.A.V.A.S. (4), ski club (1,2,4), SCSAB (4), stdnt. tutor (3,4), lab asst. (3), comp. consult. (4), stdnt. host (3). arts as electives have broadened their minds by becoming interested in non-aca- demic subjects. By opening and filling our minds with bits of knowledge, we are growing as individuals. We ' ve been together for what seems like an eternity. Now is the time to reinforce our memories so they can remain with us forever. Our yearbooks must be signed. High school will be preserved at all costs. High school helps prepare us for the world ahead. Many of our ideas formed and knowledge obtained at Minnechaug will aid us in reacting to any problems we might encounter in the future. All of us, from A to Z, will be working together through the labyrinth called life; yet each in a separate direction. Lord, grant that I may always desire more than I can accomplish. Michelangelo Laurie A. Artioli 140 Springfield St., Wilb. P.A.V.A.S. (3,4), athl. off. aide (4), Modeling, danc- ing, Peter Harris Clothes, Did the bell ring yet? Karl Askins Skins 384 Stony Hill Rd., Wilb. track (4), mgr. football (4), Uniforce Security Time, May 1983

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Jane Fonda speaks against nuclear energy • Carter greets Pope John Paul II trip to America • Commerce Secretary Krq Before a class can work together, they first must be organized. That was the job of the senior class officers and advisor. Whitney Carter, class president, started organizing our activities with Ms. Bansla- ben since the start of senior year. He with vice president Keith Birkhaeuser, secre- tary Meg Fraser, and treasurer Heather Karlson worked closely together to make sure our senior year went smoothly. We certainly can ' t forget the hard work of our officers in past years. Mike Balise was the president when we started school, along with Anne Piecuch as treasurer and Miss Overgaard (our advisor). The candy bars and magazine sales in our sophomore and junior years were on the shoulders of president Chris Cantalini. During those years, Mrs. Browne was our class advisor. But together, they all worked to make our class succeed. Thank you all for your time and efforts. Time, May 1983

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Pirates sweep Reds • Pentagon to increase military supplies • John F. Kennedy library dedicated • Carter ' s votes 1 to Teddy ' s 2 • Milton Eisenhower turns 80 Kristen Askins 384 Stony Hill Rd., Wilb. things that aren ' t boring, Never thought this day would come ... no more school! Alexander Asmar 4 Brooklawn Dr., Wilb. Basketball (1,3,4), football (1), athletics Lisa Annette Austin Red 21 Brookside Cr., Wilb. ski club (1,2,3,4), marching band (1,2,3), explorers (2), concert band ( 1 ,2,3), A.F.S. ( 1 ,2,3,4), peer coun- selor (3), pep club (3) Walter Azar 18 Middlcficld Dr., Hamp. Jonathan Baker 4 Mcintosh Dr., Wilb. v. baseball (3). baseball (2), soccer ( 1 ), one acts (4), P.A.V.A.S. (4). I.C. (4), J.C.L. (4). hockey (2.3.4) Lynn Ann Badger 14 Longfellow Dr., stdnt. govt. (1.2.3,4), tr. (4), J.C.L. (1,2,3), off. aide (1,2,3,4), ldr. corp. (3,4), swim. (4), photography. skiing, swimming, cooking, waterskiing. Dream what you dare to dream, be where you want to go. Be what you want to be. live. Diane Baldvga 7 Pine Dr.. Wilb. McDonald ' s Time, May 1983