Mount Everett High School - Aurigan Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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Q-9 9 -xi . T 5 L. A , . i , THINGS ARE COMING ROW 1: Terri Abbot, Michael Anderson, Lynn Archambeau, Craig Bachetti, Ann Ball, Judith Ball, Dana Barnum, Richard Bassett, Catherine Beckwith, John Beck- with, Michelle Benjamin, Deborah Ben- tley, Kevin Boibeaux, Lisa Bower, Tina Brandt, Sandra Briggs, Gary Broggi, Cheryl Burnham. ROW 2: Bruce Burns, Julie Burns, Richard Candee, Sally Carl- son, Laura Carson, Robert Carter, Mar- garet Cary, George Caul, Andrea Chase, James Collingwood, George Cook, James Cosgriff, Jeffrey Crawford, Rob- ert Curtiss, Karen Deland, Laurie Del- molino, Jonathan Deming, Colleen Doyle. ROW 3: Christopher Dunlop, Michael Duryea, Richard DuVall, William Egerton, Bruce Eichstedt, Herbert Ei- chstedt, Sally Farnum, Cynthia Fazzina, Joan Fennell, Ann Finn, Kathleen Fletcher, Martha Geer, Lori Guerra, Cynthia Guidi, Tina Gulotta, Doreen Gurka. ROW 4: Terry Hankey, Roseann Hatch, Susan Heath, Eric Heyman, Ma- thias Hitchcock, Debra Keefner, Randall Koldys, Linda Langenback, Wade Mer- ritt, Charles Mielke, Bruce Miller, Scott Minnerly, John Mintz, Jeanne Malnati, JoAnn Martin, Robert McDonnell, Phillip Melendez. ROW 5: Wanda Mintz, Ernest Nott, Robert O'Brien, Mary-Anne O'- Connell, Eric Pedersen, William Pekrul, Rebecca Peterson, Michael Phillips, Mary Pixley, Susan Pratt, Carolyn Rahm, James Roots, Craig Salisbury, Keith Salzmann, Lorraine Smith, Debra Spigarola, Sandra Stevens, Kimberely Storti, Thomas Sullivan. ROW 6: Clayton Trag, Michele Turner, Barry VanDeusen, John VanDeusen, Leslie VanHorn, George Warner, Jonathan Weinstein, Lucinda Wellington, Scott Wilkinson, Kimberly Williams, Mark Williams, Patri- cia Winterbottom, Susan White, Paul Wolfer, Jennifer Wright, Robert Wuori, Fawn Zeigler. ABSENTEES: John Bough- ton, Joy Egerton, Keith Hyatt, Russell Leffingwell, Michael Leining, Michael Lewis, lan Macbeth, Thomas Sanford, Edward Tompkins, David Touponce, Wil- liam VanDeusen, Alan Zeigler.

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MARCH MARCH 4 fWed.J - SCHOOL CLOSES FOR HALF A DAY. TEACHERS'S CONFERENCE IN THE AFTERNOON. MARCH 5 CThr.J - HAZARDOUS DRIVING CONDITIONS. NO SCHOOL. MARCH 6 CFri.J - STUDENT COUNCIL HOLDS AN OPEN MEETING FIFTH PERIOD. SENIOR-FACULTY GAME IN THE EVENING. THE FACULTY WINS. MARCH 7 CSat.J - Eclipse of the sun Coccurs at 1:35 p.m. in Sheffieldj. MARCH 12 fThr.J - FIRST 1971 AURIGAN YEARBOOK MEETING. MARCH 13 CFri.J - FESTIVAL OF ARTS AT MONUMENT MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL: MOUNT EVERETT CONCERT BAND PARTICIPATES. MARCH 15 CSun.J - THE MOUNT EVERETT STAGE BAND PARTICIPATES IN THE FESTIVAL OF ARTS. MARCH 18 fWed.J - SCHOOL CLOSES FOR HALF A DAY. TEACHER'S CONFERENCE IN THE AFTERNOON. MARCH 19 CThr.J - Destruction of North and South Viet- namese Embassies in Cambodia by enemies of Siha nouk. MARCH 20 CFri.J SOPHOMORE CLASS DANCE. MARCH 23 CMon.J - REGISTRATION FOR 1970-71 COURSES. First postal strike in United States' history. MARCH 26 CThr.J 7 MR. OLEEN TAKES HIS PHYSICS Cl.ASSES ON A TRIP TO BOSTON SCIENCE MUSEUM. MARCH 27 CFr.J - GOOD FRIDAY. NO SCHOOL. MARCH 30 CMon.b - BOYSAFBQR-EBALL PRACTICE BEGINS. APRIL 1 CWed.J - United States Census Day. WSBS drug discussion. APRIL 3 QFriQ-- STANLEY COLLINS ATTENDS STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY IN BOSTON. THIRD MARKING PERIOD ENDS. APRIL 8 CWed.9 -- GIRLS' SOFTBALL PRACTICE BEGINS. WSBS drug discussion. APRIL 10 CFri.J - RECEIVE REPORT CARDS. SEVENTH GRADE DANCE: THE HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN. APRIL 11 CSat.J - SEVERAL MEMBERS OF THE BAND PERFORM IN THE ALL-COUNTY BAND AT MOUNT GREYLOCK. James Lovell, Fred Haise, and John Swigert of Apollo 13 blast off at 2:13 p.m. APRIL 12 CSun.J - Apollo 13 is past its halfway point. APRIL 13 CMon.J - VARSITY SCRIMMAGE AT BERKSHIRE SCHOOL. MOUNT EVERETT LOSES 1 - 7. An explosion occurs on board Apollo 13 due to electrical problems. APRIL 14 fTue.J - Moonlanding postponed. The astronauts battle to bring Apollo 13 ack o Earth. APRIL 15 CWed.J - SENIOR PLAY DRESS REHEARSAL IS PRESENTED TO THE FACULTY OF MOUNT EVERETT. WSBS dru discussion. APRIL 16 5Thr.J - SENIOR PLAY, ERASMUS WITH FRECKLESY' APRIL 17 CFri.J - ENVIRONMENTAL DAY AT MOUNT EVERETT: ASSEMBLY IN THE MORNING WITH MAS- SACHUSETTS' REPRESENTATIVE, SILVIO O. CONTE, SPEAKING: SEMINARS ARE HELD IN THE AFTERNOON FOR THE STUDENTS. DISCUSSIONS ON ENVIRONMEN- TAL PROBLEMS OF TRANSPORTATION, POLLUTION, INSECT PESTS, AND CONSERVATION TAKE PLACE. FINAL DAY OF ERASMUS WITH FRECKLES. Apollo 13 lands safely. APRIL 20 fMon.J - FIRST DAY OF SPRING VACATION. GAME AGAINST ADAMS CHOMEI. VARSITY - 1, ADAMS - 4: J.V. - 3, ADAMS - 9. Nixon promises a pullout of 150,000 men from Vietnam in the next year. APRIL 21 CTue.J - GAME AGAINST ADAMS QAWAYJ. VAR- SITY - 6, ADAMS - 14: J.V. - 3, ADAMS - 16. APRIL 22 CWed.J - Earth Day throughout the United States, APRIL 26 CSun.J - LAST DAY OF SPRING VACATION. J.V. GAME AGAINST NEW LEBANON. MOUNT EVERETT -WINS 27 - 3. APRIL27CMon.J-YOUNGPEOPLE'SCONCERT PRESENTS A SAMPLING OF JAZZ FOR GRADES 9 THROUGH 12. APRIL 29 CWed.J - GAME AGAINST LEE QAWAYQ. VARSITY - 1, LEE - 4: J.V. - 4, LEE - 16. WSBS drug dis- cussion. Pentagon announces support of South Vietnam- ese operations in Cambodia. APRIL 30 Ghw - Nixon proposes attack on the North Vietnamese eadquarters in Cambodia. MAY MAY 1 CFri.J - GAME AGAINST MONUMENT MOUNTAIN CHOMEJ. VARSITY - 3, MONUMENT MOUNTAIN - 16: J.V. - 7, MONUMENT MOUNTAIN - 17. Eight thousand G.I.'s invade Cambodia. MAY 4 QMon.J - GAME AGAINST LENOX CHOMEJ. VARSITY - 0, LENOX - 5: J.V. - 1, LENOX - 6. Four students killed at a protest march on Kent State Campus in Ohio. MAY 5 CTue.J - G.A.A. AGAINST ICHABOD CHOMEI. VAR- SITY - 56, ICHABOD CRANE - 5: J.V. - 31, ICHABOD I PICTURES AT LEFT: Applause . . . the cast :of Erasmus With Freckles - May 16 and l17: Jane Schoenfeld, Louise Antony, and Nancy Pasche . . . The Yearbook Confer- ence, Springfield College - May 14: G.A.A. Softball team and coach, Miss Beaumont - -May 22 PICTURES AT RIGHT I li ht this candle symbolizing . . gSecre- tary-Treasurer Chris Salzmann and Presi- dent Lynne O'ConnelI - May 21:,Ruth Pedersen, after Eagle jumps and Eagle cheers, Awards Day - June 4: Coach Gau- thier . .. scuffed feet . . . folded arms . . . typical coach stance. CRANE - 16. MAY 7 CI'hr.J - VARSITY GAME AGAINST McCANN, MOUNT EVERETT LOSES O - 4. MAY 8 CFri.J - GAME AGAINST ROE JAN CHOMEJ. VAR- SITY - 5, ROE JAN - 1: J.V. - 6, ROE JAN - 2. EGREMONT-ALFORD P.T.A. TALENT SHOW AT MOU NT EVERETT. President Nixon has a nation-wide news con- ference on Cambodia: Cambodia is coming along better than expected. - MAY 11 CMon.j - GAME AGAINST LEE CHOMEI. VARSITY - 3, LEE - 5: J.V. - 5, LEE - 10. MAY 12 CTue.J - PEACE MARCHERS TALK IN SOCIAL STUDIES CLASSES AT MOUNT EVERETT. VARSITY G.A.A. AT ROE JAN. MOUNT EVERETT LOSES 9 - 15. MAY 13 CWed.J - ASSEMBLY: REPORT FROM STANLEY COLLINS ON STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY. AWARDS FOR NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT TESTS FOR SOPHOMORES. GAME AGAINST MONUMENT MOUNTAIN QHOMEJ. VARSITY - 3, MONUMENT MOUNTAIN - 10: J.V. -4, MONUMENT MOUNTAIN - 8. MAY 14 CThr.I - NANCY PASCHE, LOUISE ANTONY, AND JANE SCHOENFELD ACCOMPANY MR. DAVIS TO A YEARBOOKCONFERENCE-WORKSHOPATSPRINGFIELD COLLEGE. War toll hits an eight-month high. MAY 15 CFri.J - GAME AGAINST LENOX CHOMEJ. VARSITY - 1, LENOX - 9: J.V. - 4, LENOX - 1. SPRING MUSIC AND ART FESTIVAL AT 8:00 P.M. AT MOUNT EVERETT. Two Negro students killed at Jackson State College. MAY 19 fTue.J - G.A.A. AGAINST OCKAWAMICK CHOMEJ. VARSITY - 21, OCKAWAMICK - 4: J.V. - 25. OCKAWAMICK- 11. J.V. GAME AT BERKSHIRE SCHOOL. MOUNT EVERETT LOSES 3 - 13. MAY 20 CWed.J - VARSITY GAME AGAINST McCANN. MOUNT EVERETT WINS 18 - 8. MAY 21 fThr.J - NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY INDUC- TlON.GUESTSPEAKER:MR.ARTHURCHASE,ASSISTANT HEADMASTER OF BERKSHIRE SCHOOL. G.A.A. AGAINST LENOX KAWAYD. VARSITY - 10, LENOX - 21: J.V. - 7, LENOX - 20. MAY 22 CFri.J - VARSITY GAME AT LEE. MOUNT EVERETT LOSES 7 - 9. J.V. GAME AT ROE JAN. MOUNT EVERETT LOSES 1 - 4. JUNIOR PROM, A SUMMER PLACE , AT JUG END RESORT, SOUTH EGREMONT. MAY 23 CSat.J - G.A.A. SPORTS DAY. MOUNT EVERETT WINS 3 OUT OF 3. MOUNT EVERETT - 11, GERMAN- TOWN - 7: MOUNT EVERETT - 21, NEW LEBANON - 0: MOUNT EVERETT - 7, ROE JAN - 3. MAY 25 CMon.5 - MEMORIAL DAY PARADES IN ASHLEY FALLS, HARTSVILLE, AND SHEFFIELD. THE MOUNT EVERETT BAN D MARCH ES. The Stock Market is thelowest since the assassination of John F. Kenned . MAY 26 fTue.J - G.A.A. AGAINST CHATHAM TXIOMEQ. VAR- SITY - 26,CHATHAM -9: J.V. - 22, CHATHAM - 14. VAR- SITY GAME AGAINST MONUMENT MOUNTAIN. MOUNT EVERETT LOSES5-10.J.V. GAME AGAINSTBERKSHIRE SCHOOL. MOUNT EVERETT LOSES 2 - 6. MAY 27 CWed.J- GAME AGAINST LENOX CHOMEJ. VARSITY -O,LENOX-5:J.V.-10, LENOX-11.Greatestriseinthe New York Stock Exchange in its history. MAY 28 CThr.J - G.A.A. AGAINST GERMANTOWN CHOME3. VARSITY - 13, GERMANTOWN - 12: J.V. -32, GERMAN- , TOWN - 25. MAY29fFri.b-NATIONALHONORSOCIETYTRIPTOSTRAT- FORD, CONNECTICUT, TO SEE HAMLET AT SHAKE- SPEARETHEATER. VARSITY GAME AT McCAN N. MOUNT EVERETT LOSES 6 - 7. YEARBOOK DANCE. MAY 30 CSat.J - MOUNT EVERETT BAN D MARCH ES IN THE CANAAN, CONNECTICUT, PARADE. JUNE JUNE2CTue.J-G.A.A.AGAINSTHUDSONCAWAYJ.VARSITY - 8, HUDSON - 5: J.V. - 7 HUDSON - 8. Viet 'Cong capture United States' newsmen. JUNE 3 fWed.J - George Wallace wins Democratic Primary in Alabama - 5196 of the votes. Announce- ment of first complete man-made gene. Presidential Address: Nixon says that Cambodia is a most suc- cessful part of the war. JUNE 4 fThr.J - AWARDS DAY. SENIOR CLASS NIGHT AT THE HU-KE-LAU RESTAURANT IN LENOX. JUNE 5 CFri.J - GRADUATION AT EIGHT P.M. Elliot L. Richardson replaces Finch as Secretary of Housing Education, and Welfare. JUNE8CMon.J- REVIEW FOR EXAMSSTARTS FOR GRADES 9 THROUGH 11. ' JUNE 9 CTue.D - Jordan's King Hussein escapes an assination attempt! - A JUNE 15 fMon.J - LAST DAY OF CLASSES. Supreme Court exempts nonreligious objectors from the draft. JUNE 16 fTue.J - EXAMS. JUNE 17 CWed.J - EXAMS. Nixon announces a three- way attack on inflation. JUN E 18 CThr.J - LAST DAY OF SCHOOL. With eighteen year olds voting forthefirsttime,the EngIishoustHaroldWiIson and put Edward Heath in as Prime Minister. JUNE21CSun.b-LAURELDAYFESTIVAL PARADEINGREAT BARRINGTON. SEVERAL STUDENTS, GRADUATES, AND THE MOUNT EVERETT BAND PARTICIPATE. JUN E 23CTue.J - The President signsinto law the lowering of the voting age to eighteen: then he calls for a test of the constitutionality of the law. JUNE 24 CWed.J- Goldberg wins the Democratic Primary in New York. JUNE25CThr.J-The United Statesasksforaninety-dayMid- east cease-fire. JUNE 26 CFri.j - Isreal and Syria redouble their fighting after United States' plea. JUNE 29 CMon.J - SUMMER SCHOOL STARTS. Last United StatescombattroopsinCambodia puIIbackintoSouth Viet- name one day aheadof the deadline. TIME, I WISH I HAD MORE OF IT . . . - Patrick Moore

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