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

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f In the French lab Senor Peron ensena Espanol. WW SEAVEY 'if -P I sg. W, ,x,,- -,H r- - iI4NU0-umm hm, 1 Q I I l THERE HAVE BEEN TIMES IN MY SHORT CAREER OF LEARNING L l GARRAHAN BROLLI DAVIS STORTI PERON Best Wishes Congratulations to the 1971 Seniors ' to the Class of 1971 BROOKBEND INN - THE HOME GAS CORPORATION Rte. 23 --Monterey, Mass. - Closed Wednesdays Gt. Ba rringwn. Mass- informal atmosphere - in dining room and cocktail lounge

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TOP: GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY TEAM Cathy Chapin, Sherry Cook, Shelley L'Hommedieu CCaptainJ, Julie MacDonald, Susan McNamara, Coach Beaumont, Coach Preiss, Cathy O'Brien, Cathy Connell, Michelle Ives, Karen Ryder, Jenny Merritt. NOT PICTURED: Sharon Gleason, Judy Rawling. ABOVE: 1970 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM PICTURED BACK ROW: Kevin Shortis Cmgr.J, Paul Thorn, Bruce Turner, Art Batacchi, Bill Gulotta, Paul Milligan, Joe Ullrich, Dale FIELD HOCKEY SCORES .,: DATE OPPONENT SCORE gel?-629 Ockawamick 4 - 3 C - Germantown 3 - 2 OCT- 20 Chatham 1 - Ot OCt- 27 Hudson 1 - 1 OC? 29 Roe Jan 3 - 0 CROSS-COUNTRY SCORES DATE oPPoNENT scoRE 3 Sept. 22 Drury it 21 - 401' Sept, 25 Mount Greylock it 37 - 19 Sept. 29 Lenogc it 15 - 50' X Oct. 2 Wahconah it 21 - 381' Oct. 6 Monument Mountain 41 15 - 451: OCt. 9 Lee ill 15 - 451' Oct. 16 Drury if 20 - 41 Oct. 20 Mount Greylock it 42 - 18 W 4 Oct. 22 Lenox it 15 - 45:15 Oct. 26 Wahconah it 23 - 3621: Oct. 28 Monument Mountain it 15 - 451' oct. 31 WESTERN iviAss. 4th Place 11 lcgeuitv and-Page FOOTBALL SCORES DATE OPPONENT SCORE Sept. 19 American School for the Deaf' 36 - 14 Sept. 26 Weston 43 - 0 Oct. 3 gcgann - 2 Oct. 10 i ert - Oct. 17 Bethel 30 - 14 Oct. 24 Newtown 34 - 8 Oct. 31 Dover Plains 34 - 0 NOV. 7 New Milford 18 - 141: VanDuesen, Chris Dunlop, Dan Moulton, John Ullrich, Bill Milligan, Jim Coffman, Duane Moulton, Neil Lidstone, Stan Collins, Eric Carlson, Gary Driscoll, Dave Pedersen CCaptainD, Coach Menin. FRONT ROW: Tim Ferry, Robert Carter, Dana Barnham, Phillip Newey, Barry VanDuesen, Ed Tompkins, Wayne Gunn. NOT PICTURED: Don Rossi, Doug Kaller, Bill Egerton, Keith Hyatt, Brian Deland, John Jasman Cmgr.J. LEAGUE GAMES it WINS 23

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FACULTY AND RECENT CURRICULAR INNOVATIONS Mr. Eline and Mr. Kelley are co-teaching a two year course which combines the concepts of biology and chemistry for freshmen and sophomores. Spanish, taught by Mr. Peron, has success- fully become a part of Mount Everett's curriculum, and Spanish ll was offered for the first time this year. Mini-courses Cthose which may be taken for only one semesterj have made it pos- sible for students to join a greater variety of subjects, Behavioral Science, Contem- porary American Literature, Economics, English V, and College Preparatory Typing are such courses offered to juniors and seniors. On the junior high level, the Social Studies Depart- ment has continued its prac- tice of combining teachers for a single course. Confer- ence group periods provide students with the opportunity for individual help in the areas of social studies, math- ematics, language arts, and reading. Project AIM, initiated this year, is an expansion of the vocational program coordi- nated by Mr. Shiminski for grades nine through twelve. Freshmen have a business orientation course, and grades ten through twelve are involved in such areas as plant maintenance, business practices, building struc- tures, and shop. MARICA E. BROLLI, Colby College - B.A., English 9 - 113 Freshman Class Advisor. EDGAR L. DAVIS, Colby College - B.A., University of Massachusetts - M.Ed.g English 10 - 12, Yearbook Advisor, Chess Club Advisor, Senior Class Advisor, SBTA Steering Committee, Evaluation Steering Committee Activities Committee. MARION E. GARRAHAN, North Adams State College B.S.g University of Hartford - M.Ed.g English 6 - 8, SBTA, MTA, lnterna tional Reading Association, National Council of Teachers of English. ROBERT M. GAUTHIER, St. Anselm's College - A.B.g Social Studies 12, Occupational Education 9 - 12, Varsity Baseball Coach, Student Council Advisor. JAMES C. HERLIHY, American International College - B.A., M.A.g University of Con necticut - C.A.G.S.: Social Studies 9, 10, 123 Senior Class Advisor, MTA SBTA, Chairman of Negotiations Committee. JOHN C. PERON, Hartwick Col lege - B.A., French and Spanish 5 - 8, 1O - 125 Freshman Class Advisor Pep Club Advisor. ROBERTA M. PREISS, Bates College: Physical Education Aideg Assistant Field Hockey Coach, Basketball Cheerleading Advisor. ANNE M. RUBERTO, Berkshire Community College - A.A.g North Adams State Col- lege - B.A., Social Studies 5 - 8. C. WAYNE SEAVEY, Boston Universityg University of Maine - B.S.3 Physical Education Instructor, Assistant Basket- ball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach, SBTA, MTA. ROBERT SMITH, Univer- sity of Massachusetts - B.A.3 Social Studies 5 - 8, Photography Club Advi- sor 5 - 8. JANICE L. STORTI, Westfield State College - B.S., University of New Hampshire - M.S.g English 9 - 125 Tenth Grade Class Advisor, MTA, Berkshire County Teachers' Association. LEA STOWE VACHON, King's Col- lege - B.A.g Boston University School of Social Work - M.S.S.S.g School Ad- justment Counselorg National Association of Social Workers - Secretary, Massachusetts School Adjustment Counsellors Association - Secretary. 1 , GAUTHIER SMITH RUBERTO HERLIHY Napoleon, Molly, Snowball . . . Animal Farm and Mrs. Brolli's Sophomore class. . SHEFFIELD WATER COMPANY 2 I I Sheffield. Massachusetts SHEFFIELD MOTORS Route 7 Sheffield, Mass.