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

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mg! Z ' WM, JM' 2' it wk.: Leo D. Alvares, Fordham University - B.S.5 English 5-85 Eighth Grade Class Advisor, SBTA President. Patricia A. Beaumont, Uni- versity of Massachusetts - B.S.5 Physical Education 5-125 Inter- scholastic Field Hockey, Basketball, Softball5 Girls' Sports 5-85 SBTA, MTA. Iona C. Brigham, Carson-Newman College - B.S.5 Home Economics 7-12. Marcia E. Brolli, Colby College - B.A.5 Eng- lish 9-11. Sheilah S. Campbell, University of Bridgeport - B.A.5 English 5-85 Eighth Grade Class Advisor, Newspaper 5-85 SBTA Corresponding Secretary. Alice R. Chapman, University of Minne- sota - B.A.5 University of Michigan - Teaching Certificate5 English 6-85 Seventh Grade Class Advisor, Opera Seminar. Dianne C. Char- est, American International College - B.S.5 Business Education 9- 12. Barbara A. Cohen, Bryant College - B.S.5 Business Education tOccupational Educationj 9-12. Thomas A. Consolati, St. Ambrose College - B.A.5 Loyola University - M.Ed.5 Guidance Counselor, Behavioral Science 125 Junior Class Advisor, Pep Club Advisor, SBTA Recording Secretary, Steering Committee, MTA, Berkshire County Guidance Association Treasurer. Edgar I.. Davis, Colby Col- lege - B.A.5 University of Massachusetts - M.Ed.5 English 10-125 Senior Class Advisor, Yearbook Advisor, Chess Club Advisor, SBTA Twelve-man Committee, Negotiating Team, MTA. Eileen I. Donnelly, Bridgewater State College - B.A.5 Speech Therapist tDis- trictj. George T. Doyle, La Salle University5 Pennsylvania State University5 U.S. Air Force Academy5 Vocational Education 9-125 Director of Buildings and Grounds. Robert D. Duchardt, Taylor University - B.S.5 Union College - M.S.5 Science 5-85 Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach, MTA, SBTA. Robert I.. Dunham, University of Maine - B.S.5 Math 9-115 Aviation Ground School Advisor, SBTA Salary Advisory Committee, MTA, NEA. 1. Wayne Eline, University of Maryland - B.S.5 Simmons College - M.S.5 Science 9-125 SBTA Vice President, Faculty Advisory Com- mittee. Bernard I. Fryc, North Adams State College - B.S.5 Social Studies 5-8. Marion E. Garrahan, North Adams State College - B.S.5 University of Hartford - M.Ed.5 English 5-85 SBTA, MTA, International Reading Association. Robert M. Gauthier, St. An- selm's College - A.B.5 Social Studies 12, Occupational Education 9- 125 Student Council Advisor, Faculty Manager. Harold E. Halliday, University of Maine - B.S.5 Physical Education 5-125 Head Football Coach. lane G. Hawes, University of Denver - B.A.5 French 5-125 French Club Advisor. Iames C. Herlihy, American International Col- lege - B.A., M.A.5 University of Connecticut - C.A.G.S.5 Senior Class Advisor, SBTA Chairman of Collective Bargaining, MTA, NEA, Faculty Advisory Committee. Richard E. Keen, Ricker Col- lege5 University of New Hampshire - B.S.5 Science 5-85 SBTA, MTA. joseph L. Kelley, Merrimack College - B.A.5 North Adams State College - M.Ed.5 Science 7,9,1O,125 SBTA. Anne M. Kennedy, Berkshire Community College - A.A.5 North Adams State College - B.A.5 Social Studies 5-8. 13

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facult LEO D. ALVARES PATRICIA A. BEAUMONT IONA C. BRIGHAM MARCIA BROLLI SHEILAH S. CAMPBELL ALICE R. CHAPMAN DIANNE C. CHAREST BARBARA A. COHEN THOMAS A. CONSOLATI EDGAR L. DAVIS EILEEN 1. DONNELLY GEORGE T. DOYLE ROBERT D. DUCHARDT ROBERT L. DUNHAM 1. WAYNE ELINE BERNARD 1. FRYC MARION E. GARRAHAN ROBERT M. GAUTHIER HAROLD E. HALLIDAY JANE G. HAWES IAMES C. HERLIHY RICHARD E. KEEN JOSEPH L. KELLEY ANNE M. KENNEDY 12 n fm . ., ,H Y. N? .... 1 uw. -. 5 . ff I S, . f A Af if ' 'I 1. ' f X Z N A. f ., SX? ,. R. 'ww J R Nfl-s..w.fO '?' V .V V? ,-1,5 rg fs cf! 1, . W., 2 iff' . In fm W A f f .ygf-Wfww fi gy' mi I s .4 , H. f Egxgns . J I W M I 3 R , I ff Q o I gg , I 5. Q. I 3 , me-w-uv. Za, '2!? ' W u...-an-41 ,rf ., ,YI th, in-A ft 6 X 'N

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facult Teachers Association Highlights - 1971-1972: The purpose of the Teachers Association is to pro- tect and develop the teaching-learning situation in the district. The association also holds the responsibility of insuring that teachers' wages, hours, and conditions of work are professional. The Teachers Association's efforts are directed toward creating and maintaining desirable teaching conditions for the teachers and ben- eficial learning conditions for the students of our school. The Teachers Association - has proposed the evolvement of our school dis- trict out of an obsolete functional format. - has recommended a developmental and remedi- al reading program in the senior high. - has requested large group study areas. - has recommended major curriculum revision of the college preparatory program. - provides an annual four year scholarship. - has opposed the hiring of non-certified teach- ers. - has social functions to enhance harmony among faculty members and assimilate new faculty members. THE 1971-1972 TEACHERS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS PRESIDENT .............. LEO D. ALVARES VICE PRESIDENT .......... J. WAYNE ELINE RECORDING SECRETARY ................ THOMAS A. CONSOLATI CORRESPONDING SECRETARY ......... SHEILAH S. CAMPBELL BUILDING REPRESENTATIVES ........... BERNARD J. FRYC MYRON M. WARTELLA W. ALLEN LAMPMAN DOROTHEA BURNETT SARAH MAHONEY 14 PAUL A. MENIN ROBERT L. MICHAEL MICHAEL W. OHLSON HOLGER D. OLEEN GRACE J. PEDERSEN JOHN C. PERON SUZANNE L. PIERCE DAVID W. POTTLE LILLIAN E. PREISS MARK E. RASKIND BARBARA B. RHODES EMILIE L. RUTLEDGE RICHARD L. RUTLEDGE ARTHUR D. RUTSTEIN IESSIE G. SCHOONMAKER WAYNE SEAVEY WELLES H. SELLEW JAMES A. SHIMINSKI EDWARD L. SIMANEK ROBERT SMITH