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

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A-wg THERE GOES THE MINUTE THAT WAS . . . - Claudia Allsop lt is May 22nd and Jug End Resort is the scene of buzzing pre-prom activity. The resort, chosen as the site of the first Mount Everett prom held outside the school, will soon be trans- formed Cby the hands of prom committee chairman Sue McNamara and dozens of committeemenj into A Summer Place. As the prep- arations cease and the day becomes night, the receiving line forms: Junior class advi- sors CML Eline and Mr. Al- varesy, faculty and adminis- tration members, school board members, and Host and Hostess Stanley Collins and Mary Jane Anderson greet the arriving guests. While the couples are filling their plates from the sump- tuous buffet, Grass, Seeds, and Sun, the first rock band to play at a Mount Everett prom, tunes up. Ballots for 12 prom queen are passed out, marked, and collected. The results become official - EI- len Price, Candy Leining, Donna Camp, Chris Heddle- son, Pat Mielke, and Marcia Packlick are ladies-in-waiting to Queen Gail Gilmore. The Queen and her escort, Craig Elliott, dance to the strains of summer music. The moon wanes. All too soon it is May 23rd, and Jug End is again the scene of buzzing activity. The decorations must be taken to Ward's Nursery, along with our gratitude, by eight o'clock. Usherettes Nancy Pasche, Anne Saunders, Mary Welch, Shelley L'Hommedieu, Lucie Cappadona, Pat DeVoti, Julie MacDonald, Gloria Reeb, and Jane Schoenfeld escort friends and parents of the graduating class to their seats. At promptly eight o'cIock the night of June 5th, Mr. War- tella lowers his baton and the Mount Everett band breaks into the traditional Pomp and Circumstancef' Heads turn right and left to see the Class of 1970 march down the center aisle to the stage. The sixty-six graduates seat themselves with prac- ticed certainty, and the exer- cises commence. The main address is delivered by Dr. Thomas Corwin Mendenhall, President of Smith College. Awards are announced, and the honor speeches are given. Salutatorian Christine Salzmann discusses the class motto, I do not fear tomor- row for I have seen yesterday and l love today. Valedicto- rian Lynne O'Connell speaks of freedom and maturity. Diplomas are awarded and the class song I Believe is sung. With all tassels tossed finally to the right, the new alumni leave the stage. PICTURES AT LEFT: . . . Host and Hostess Stanley Collins and Mary J A d . . Th lt ane n erson , e resu s become official . . Larry John- son: . . with practiced certainty PICTURE CENTER: Robert Emberlin: part of . . the scene of buzzing preprom activity . . PIC- TURES AT RIGHT: The Queen and her escort, Craig Elliott, dance to the strains of summer music U h r tt ' . . . the exer- s ee es . . . , cises commence . .

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1 I I F I ROW 1: Roger Abbott, Barry Ball, Chris- topher Beattie, Bonnie Beckwith, Geral- dine Benjamin, Virginia Boughton, Glen Bower, Timothy Briggs, Kathleen Byrne, Timothy Bush, Eric Carlson, Joseph Carr, Ruth Carter. ROW 2: Elisabeth Cary, Patricia Cassidy, Pete Cassidy, John Clouser, James Coffman, Mary Crawford, Steven Cronk, Karl Cumblad, Holly Curtis, Scott Davis, Daniel DuVaIl, Gavin Egerton. ROW 3: Margaret Eger- ton, Robert Frederick, Jean Gingras, James Gower, Micheal Gulotta, John Jasman,'Rex Judkins, Douglas Kaller, Nancy Lacerra, Frances LaPlante, Rob- ert Law. ROW 4: Deborah Lewis, Neil Lidstone, Karl Liebsch, Jenifer Lipsky, Douglas Lyman, Scott MacKenzie, Gil- bert Malnati, Kim Marchione, Judith Marion, George Martin, Susan Martin, Eric McCarthy, Elizabeth McKinstry, John Merola, Jenny Merritt. ROW 5: Kathy-Lynne Mielke, Stephen Morris, Larry O'Brien, Thomas Packlick, David Paul, Judith Rawling, George Rood, Bryan Rote, Dawn Samuels, John Sel- lew, Richard Sellew, Dan Shmulsky, Stephen Shmulsky. ROW 6: Mark Troc- chi, Leigh Tryon, Peter Tucker, Bruce Turner, Robert Ullrich, Mark VanHorn, Dona Wheeler, Arthur White. CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT, Paul Milligan, VICE PRESIDENT, Sherry Cook: SECRE- TARY, Dominick Dombrowski, TREA- SURER, Regina Silk: STUDENT COUN- CIL, Sharon Ryder: STUDENT COUNCIL, Robin Schoonmaker. ABSENTEES: Charles Ball, Donna Brallier, Sherry Candee, Peter Chase, Thomas Curtiss, Bonnie Francis, Diane Fratalone, Jeff Harvey, David Hastedt, Cheryl Hewins, Dale Jenssen, Kurt Langenback, George Masse, Duane Moulton, Kevin Shortis, Johann Sierau, John Stanton, Roger Tryon, Marcia Wuori. I ' is ,r ' , ' fi f 4 Sl ,,,,, , .. . -- . ,I ,.,. ,Ev W A , ,,,, ., I i 'Y I A N Yr' ' N. l .. 5 tt A n mis -.S Xflf -0 ,. .,.- ..., f it . . . AND GOING TOO FAST . . . - John Bailey

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