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

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K , 1 q .. 7 ' . if? . '-fi ffnviitg' f ,O-iv 5 -- Q' ' , 'arf' 5 X ut' . H 3' I , ,, I ' fm j u -1' ,1F5fx' ?i. A ,' jk 1' 5 A -Li A, fu .5115 , Q 1 . , IT IS I WHO MUST SAVE THAT WORLD FROM ITSELF. AND IN 16 THE MEANTIME, HERE I SIT . . . - Emmie Harp ROW 1: Andrew Bangs Tara Barbi Aileen Barth, Albert Bassett, Timo Beckwith, Denise Benjamin, Tho Berkel, Mark Brandt, Wayne Burnha Michael Bynack, William Carley, Jos Cartinelli, Brooke Carton, Shawn Ca dy, John Cowen. ROW 2: Jane Cra ford, Deborah Cruikshank, Sally Cru shank, Gail Curtiss, Catherine Dapre Sandra Davis, Lee Decker, Geo Doyle, Sheryl Farquharson, Timo Fink, Kenneth Fish, Kathryn Fren Robin Gleason, Laura Grunfeld. ROW Michael Guerra, Richard Hall, Don Hatch, Peter Haupt, Kevin Henness Bruce Heyman, Martha Higgins, Patri Hill, Melissa Hinman, Dara Jensse Alphonso Johnson, Joan Koneaz Keith Langenback, David Lewis. ROW Erika Liebsch, Lucinda Longdyke, An Martin, Christina Chase, Brian Dela Janice Dunlop, Lori L'Hommedieu, Mi f Martin, Joseph Merola, Loris Merri Steve Phillips, Andrew Piper, Ga Pshenishny, Richard Race. ROW 5: Ki Riiska, Georgia Rood, Donald Ros David Shaw, Chuck Judkins, Way Smith, Rita Stalker, Lorraine Steven Robert Tolvo, Mark Touponce, Jeffr Trag, Ann Turner, John Ullrich, Jo Ullrich, Joey VanDeusen. ROW 6: Pat I cia Varney, John Walther, Melan Wyman, John Zimboski, Carl Zinn mon. CLASS OFFICERS: PRESIDEN Carolyn Boardman, VICE PRESIDE Joseph Finn, SECRETARY, Valerie Gla ville, TREASURER, Wendy Carlson, ST DENTCOUNCIL,PatriciaSalzmann,Cat O'Brien, Bruce Palmer, Robert Patt son, Priscilla Twing, Nancy Wickwir David Weigle, Jane Pino, Kathie ABSENTEES: Frank LaRose, Peter Lind strom, Amy Longdyke, George Mielke John Pedersen, David Smith.

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Under the direction of Mr. Trocchi, Mr. Chamberland, and Mr. Langer, the 1970 Summer School was in ses- sion from June 29 to July 31. Incorporated into the Summer School session was a teacher training program, instigated by Superintendent Paul McDonald. Federally funded teacher training offered inexperienced teachers the opportunity to instruct under the supervision of more experienced teachers. Also started this past year was the Mount Everett Science and Conservation Cen- ter. ln cooperation with the Neighborhood Youth Core, the project completed its first phase this year. As the name implies, the center will be maintained for both ecological and educational purposes. Courses offered during Summer School and their directors are as follows: Work Study - Mr. James Shiminski, Mr. Thomas Consolati Special Learning Difficulties Diagnosis Project - Mr. Wayne Joseph Developmental Reading - Mrs. Georgianna O'Connell Introduction to Scientific Investigation - Mr. Bernard Fryc Introduction to Investigation in Social Studies - Grades 5 - 8 - Mr. James Herlihy Simulated Games in Social Studies - Grades 6 - 9 - Mr. James Herlihy French Orientation - Grades 4, 5, 6 - Mr. Robert Cote French Review - Grades 7 - 11 - Mr. Robert Cote Mathematics Review - Grades 5 - 8 - Mr. John Shaw Mathematical Games - Grades 5 - 8 - Mr. John Shaw Math Tutorial - Grades 9 - 11 - Mr. John Shaw Elementary Mathematics Review - Mr. John Shaw Personal Use Typing - Mr. Robert Cohen Arts and Crafts - Mr. Edward Simanek Recreation - Mr. Harold Halliday Basic Electricity - Grades 4 - 9 - Mr. Holger Oleen Photography - Grades 5 - 11 - Mr. Holger Oleen Driver Education - Grades 11 and 12 - Mr. Paul Menin PICTURES TOP: Michael Nott and Donald Platt . . . thinking precision: Debbie Hankey in May . . . softball anticipation: Tim Phillips . . . I shot an arrow into the air .. PICTURES BOTTOM: Mr. Gauthier a screened view: creativity . . . a summer art student. LOOKING OUT THE WINDOW ON A CLEAR DAY, MY THOUGHTS ARE A MILLION MILES AWAY . . . - Julie MacDonald 18 'xi 75 X E l pr I 'Ii I.