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

 - Class of 1978

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Mount Everett High School - Aurigan Yearbook (Sheffield, MA) online collection, 1978 Edition, Cover
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' rl 1'- a .:- f .2 lfg-: l 2' - ' . ' -fwfr' 'v -t . F :Lt K P Lf 4 4.1 , In , :Ago .- Q f. !'.' 'ag ,' , , ....1.?f P- l'7 'a ' . ' - 45 - .. ...L-.:n,a.. ' ' Opposite page: Pam Gauthier, Rural Berkshires. This page - top: shire Fish Hatchery, New Marlborough 1HartsvilleJg small store Qhand Sheffield Plastics, Sheffield, Route 23, Monterey. Middle: Knox Mark- made toysl, Monterey. er, North Egremontg Berkshire Lake Lodge, Sheffield. Bottom: Berk- n - . Qui .V IE x fo' U '. . f We 1 A X l.r.sr 0 ,Q ' I I 1 I 'A 12-L l 1 W ' 1 rr 'uv -, --, j , K r '-Q. ,. 'M 1 1 ld. ' c Q- N .-Q, 5-.4 uw. eg, L . 1 'C QQ. 'la Lp, 40 vi -QQ P 5 r Q sg l Q 0 1 O f .9 nip. . i r'f- 5.,.,, -. fr, liam? Q fi f I ' f in vu' . 19 ,A L Q I 'Y t, fa 01 .1 vwnshgt 1522333 l'lioto hx L lohnsto Mike Johnston, June Butera, and Kim Beattie, Mount Everett Regional School entrance. in MORGAN MOTORS, INC. THE CANS COMPANY MEADOWS KWIK PRINT A Ashley Falls Rd. Whirlpool Appliances Home of the Pearly Cates 35 Bridge St., Ct. Barrington Canaan, CT Furniture-Homegas Service Fresh Seafood - 'Steaks MA Your Ford Dealer 31 Railroad St., Ct. Barrington Parties - Wedtlings - Catering 413'533'3535 MA Dancing Fri, - Sat. nights 528-0313 RI. 7, Sl1QffiClCl - 220f885l 5 AURIGAN 1978 EDITOR IN CHIEF - LAURIE IOHNSTON EXECUTIVE EDITOR - REGINA BASSETT EXECUTIVE EDITOR - VICKI BOURQUE YEARBOOK STAFF - 1978 Opposite page - standing Richard Sturchio - photographer Denise Rueger Melissa Robinson Valerie Beckwith - photographer Andreana Pizzi- chemi Andy Black Gwynne OConnell Scott Wheeler - processing editorfphotographer Kathy Miller - faculty editor Mike Drabik - under- classmen editor Ellen Paterson - senior section editor Paula Mielke - sports editor Shawn Sulli- ARROW 11978 motif? As I was standing in the hall A little line came crawling by And as I watched he hit the wall And heaved a little tiny sigh. A solid wall set in his way So changing course he wandered on For it would be no use to stay . . . -Diane Barth Class of 1977 van- kneeling Mary Fennell Vicki Bourque - - ecutive editor Laurie Johnston - editor-in-chief Ann Pedersen - photography editor Angel Sou- dant - business manager Nikki Tolvo. Absent Tammy Petersen - sales manager Dennis Irvine. Adviser: Mr. Davis- yearbook consultant: Mr. Don Lendry josten s American Yearbook Company. Aurigan 1978 Volume 23 is sponsored and prepared by members of the Senior Class Mount Everett Regional School Sheffield Massachusetts. Due to deadline and delivery time from February 1977 to February 1978. PAULA MIELKE SPORTS EDITOR ' one of the most challenging and diffi- cult positions on the yearbook staff IS that of sports editor The job encom- passes a large number of tasks - ranging from drawing layout plans to rationalizing a bad season in one of the sports Special appreciation and thanks are extended to Paula for her time and contributions to this year s yearbook ' ' : , ' : , ex 1 1 1 I 1 I I l o I I I I . I I I I I I I I I O I I I I I 1 I I I For this, you see, was irksome news, schedules, this yearbook spans the period of , 1 1 1 I I K - x, . . vi , ' 6 Q 0 Q , 'F e Q Q 1' I 'QL ? ' O O I , ., , C0 TE P' at p 1 'K -.vi Q s 'S , i 3x44-uf' , 1 ,, I ,V , .,,, . ,,,.,.., .,A.,.,,,,.,An, gl Q4 3: ., sl QQ N ,.'W4,vA: 1 - .,.w'...,., . p . f , x s . 7 N' 'Wy' 'A ' 9 p... .f,,f?+' M r 'E' ' 'K Y . A 0 Q ' syn. 3 tif. A 'o g4.S,Quv4' 4' Y ',qQ 1 .g'tf, Q A F KL' Ea: D , 'Z R ' s 'Q ,ld -,L'f,-7 ,M I:i - ' I V: y ' ,., r x -z, ., .t b .U q . , 'Q' X ' -bi -A 44 L. 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J x ,gf f , 4 3442 f in af' 3 I' I 6 ' gd, fiw' f 1 ' ., N' f. s I . if W- r , 9 Q ' , tif f .6 G' if , Q! Q5 iw. 1 QA 4' ,QSEQ rg gs' H9332 ' va A get nw,- 5f'.gg.Z lf? Q 650' XXX? ,K 112323 gs .Vu 'tfmgf ve! ,, x ,Q 4 -P,3hQ1Cg1 f?1,l,4!i' ' ht 22 PEOPLE -os., ,Aw WQMEQQM A .ig 3 11,4 -A .-1 'a , ,K WWF ..,-8 inane.. ..---v-M .NSF 4- rp , , ,' N13 ., ' .,. ' I ar 5 -fi! 'Q ,- ' rin 1 ,ff . r, ',,,fvl' Opposite: Mr. Kelley, Senior Science teacher. Above: David Hyman and Troy jerva-5, senior transportation, xiii' 'QM -1iwl 1 1. 5 E 1 Z 3 'fur- .5 1. ' ' 'xx' , . a , in . 1' 'ph -' ffl ' ' - 43 - X 33 L.. ni. N ci Z BSE' F f N I an K -- -n ,.. 4 XII N 1 17 if I , Sf, A-A. ' -4 . -v , , 9 . .5 L X HN. ,f .4 Q- 4 CURRICULUM b , ,vii rf ' !' X ,ww 'Dail X 'vs.,,,, N Q K.,--X 5 if Opposite: Verna Williams, Spanish class. Above: Annette Wells, Spanish lab. 3? ' 1: K I illxri Q fb Hi W., ch' A.- Qyuqbfnpll i 5 --H - 1 fa. M- 44 if gf . My - s . 0 V - . .4 x 5: Y qv 2 ' Q' . as 3, J! ' ' . rn p Q . . Y I I :lv v SJ C4 -3 t iq:'f,f,4lA1 3 ' 129 xi L ' my Q ' 7g- Q4?9, 3 Q'- 'K 3 , L L QQ2, : Ni LEG? QT 3 ,XV ACTIVITIE R. W. TRYON CONSTRUCTION CO. Tviain St. Monterey, MA O12-45 Q413j 528-2583 . P ,As .i?.,',.,., ... S- I . , 5 . qt,-,nl-ll'hm's0-I.: vu ' f I '64 1 Jn, ' X Q ff We at it if f -.f f 1 5, Q xg . J: K 2 'tal-,Q W 4 'Q y E sw 't l i lv X Q Q I 1 , ws' ff' ' ' it fw. 1 ' fl 'aff' '- ,pliva ,,,N ...,,,,,2..t..., ,, ,M I' M I x K V-15 -J N NX H ., f 1w .. - .. 1,4 ,p 5 .5 'Q . 1 'S F' 5.3 2 Q 1- S ' f if f 1, rr ur - 1 5' I 1 gy f 3'-' ,.M'3' 1 Q S g x S . R. ' I H- - MQ ,Ti ' ,S e', iw 15.741 my r ' E io, L-?M:!. 1 'U' ' th ., f f --if Q -tm, . ' ' l wf. ,A ,. . .L A - rail W 4 --.J x Mount Everett Regional School's marching band: Standing: Mr. War- Lukkarila, Mary Fennell, Andrea Piziichemi, Susan Kicleery, Mark tella - difectgfl Ann Pedgfggn 1 pfggidgnfl and Tfdgjy Chggey Back lVl8l4UC, Denise RLlQgCf 1 SCCICYJYY, KAYCH Kfdt.1Cl, Sdlly gOLlLl3l'1l, row: Debra Sadera, Laufig Wuorif lang Wg-115, Marie lmpgqgf Kim Terri Kradel, Ellen Paterson - vice-president, Scott Rote, Myron Emprimo, Lynn Dugan, jane Lukkarila, Wendy Smith, Stephen Brown, Lindsey Cook, Sue Kelly, Nanette Kimpel, Paul Turner, Fourth row: Kelly Consolini, Pam Gauthier, Elizabeth Reuter, Sandra Delmolino, Lorrie Ovitt, Agnes Pizzichemi, Melissa loyce, Kyle Shi- minski, Joann Lemmerman, Laura Bartholomew, Christine Sadera, Pam MacDonald, Steve jones. Third row: Warren Thomson, lay Wartella. Second row: Cindy Kahlstrom, Anna Thorn, Marlx Conso- lini, John Makuc, Bryan Rueger, Kevin Rueger, Shawn Ryder, Karen Ovitt, ludy Wells, Tara Bradley, Elizabeth Wood, Cathy Bassett, Terri Wells, Susan LeCeyt. Front - Drum Majorette: Margie Culotta -- treasurer. Best Wishes from Barrington Savings BARRINCTON SAVINGS. GREAT. 244 Main St., Great Barrington 528-1100 Main St., Sheffield 220-8510 Depot St., West Stockbridge 232-8542 5 f .ab K I ..,X I .v X Q i X X ' .ZPL .H .J .43 is V , r- r -N A I' S I 2' -rt., wh, gi., -1' .fin 1. fnsq' 1 , '- r-- , IBN L 'A+ 5,1 J by -.4 , w- rf'-4' H 54' his 'Y' i 3 ,'pIg?,f:L'A .fb,?s4 -.,Qq l 'Jigs , ' 8 ' -J ' I ' v . 1 ' A av in a Q ,V I-' L . ' .' 'Ni A AJ.-sox r ,'. t f L n A 1 - , 'A 1 l ' V0.1 ' K L I !'lA .nl ,V .CJ I. 7 ,p vi Q Q: b f 4. 51,1 ', 1, H I 1-4. , I if I W .L 'r ' n ' X 1 X' f ' ' ' f ' - . ' ' 1. A Kg' . , L ,Q , xi - U 'FTW' ff?-Q --A 1 A V 1 Q . , .3 n. ,B .5 Qr'5. l r ,,, L . Q. .x nf .1 , Q , V 4, . Q- . 4 ' ,Y gr A. sy J ,Q :a ? ' , fig , 3 fi f 4-1+-.Q ' 3 . ARA' LQ ' A' ' ' ' ,, 'z ','.fv Jgfmjd '6 i . ' ,f A.. : ' , u KJ.. --1 . S K V -1-'iffri : 1 ,. , lk r vi .V t w , , -Z A l., A ' . 'rw 5 . .V . -Ay X P . , ,Q , Ja Q f u+ .. 60 SPORT I J in V aff 'iv' in-r Ja 1' 55? :,fv'3, 'Q We fe -41-5 ,,Y ,xVl,,,-Q' ' 4 A ' Q Dale Warner 1421 carrying against Putnamg other Mount Everett play- ers: Paul Batacchi 1855, Doug Blume 1305, Rich Sturchio 1045, Dave Sadera 1545, john Green 1621 4,3 'Mun-wz 5 .0 W aging P! -I, Q Q ru f a g , I FWF? '77 '78 BAUSCH SENIOR CLASS STU COUNCIL PROM AND LOMB PRESIDENTS PRESIDENTS QUEENS 3'-T -sf ix '75 41 , I wif'-f----, . . ' E v :I ' A ,J, -. s- IF- . 9 h wmv' '. ... ' 4 hmdfcxwy, :Wg-,-.', ,76 9 I - I- ,A I nv ' K! I .sl If I Qi . 80 AWARD CREDIT .1- l l P n1'1f?ffl2?fS?ff5F!-'l5S?3ii!lf5'5ffi'e N 7 X 5.9 n. 4' Q' PLAY VALEDICTORIANS N HS YEARBOOK LEADS PRESIDENTS EICS lei' PS. . x ,IV w i. i J Pictures -- '74: Lee Decker, Valerie Glanville, Tara White with Cary chele Turner. 77: Matt Gunn, Ellen Pedersen, Diane Barth, 78: Den- White. '75: Barbara Haeclcer, Karen Hyatt. '76s Pat Winterbottom, Ann nis Irvine, Gwynne O'Connell, Laurie Johnston. Finn, Bill Pekrul and Michele Turner, Mary-Anne O'Connell, Mi- 17 fi' ltr x. 'fc 'ir 1 in gf fa 5 ,S 9 3 ,fd Opposite: Mr. Gillooly, cross-country coachg Mark DeVoti, Monu- ment Mountain meet. Above: Dee Davenport, senior yearg john Green, touch football. -1 X is 3 Qgigfa -fa-it 19 N ff 15535 7 u Q8 Ni ' A ,xi , r' P AN..-. , .4 . i - e A '.-.cQ 3, fb li ,, ,., ,,--,.--1 'A i i .ef XT, fm M? 1 I an ix ' ff id' 2' 10 1' 'Mr-A M' if 1 K , ' fa 9' . -425. I R. fT Al ,Qi tx Opposite - top: Morning arrival at Mount Everett, Mr. Ras-kinds elementary functions classg middle: after school - Peter Weinstein and Mr. Davis, Spanish I with Mr. Perong field hockey against Lee, y Saturday Football against Monumentg bottom: Mr. Dunhams fourth l period advanced math, school store with Dale Warner, Richard Stur- l l A Q 'Q,wjw 'f g-7,,..,,,, In f -J an chio, and Art Hebertg field hockey official f Miss Hin-sch, Above: Behavioral Science experiment - Viclxi Bourque, Pam Roots, Mike MacDonald, Bill Bynaclq, Mrs. Callaghan, and Andy l3l.icL, Bauett twins - Sharon and Sandyg advanced niath f Regina Bassett, liiclir ard Sturchio, Andy Black, Kathy Miller, and Milce Dmhilc va OJ QI dll C'- GJ tn .D 4 3 o D4 'E o in Li. 3 o ct -U r: o U U an 3 o I 'E LE I- 3 o M .c ii In :s o u.. 3 o Qi .C- 5 Y: u.. 3 o D5 .st u fu CD Fred Gillette Scott Smith Richard Robarge Pam McDonald Denise Behne Lynn Warner Charles loyce Kim Bush Matt Smith Steven jones Kathleen Hodge Pamela Hewins Denise Rossi Sam Michalsk Theresa Dapretto Glenn Siter Glenn Curtiss Debbie Aragi Melissa Preston Stacy Kinsley lon Montoux Michael Martin Bruce Barth Roger Duryea Jacque Margadant Carolyn Balch Lani Bernstein Billy Rice jimmy Sali Richard Seiger Merry-Deen Germain Brenda Green Mark Consolini Doug Champigny Tony Tolvg Peggy O'C0nn0r Chris Papp Melissa Green john Posey Patrick Stanton Debbie Lowry Karen Schnurr Lisa Hennessey Janice Ovitt Myron Wartella Donald Whitbeck Cheryl Reynoldg. Linda Green Karin Shanley Cherie LaPoint Richard West Bonnie Bush Kelly Granger jamie Ormsbee Chris Sadera Scott Clark Robert Candee Robin Bunce lon Andrus Suzanne Schutz Laura Bartholomew Scott Farrell Peter Brucale jackie Lanoue Carolyn Goss Tammy Davis Marie Impoco Patrick Hall Robert Andrews Elizabeth Wood Tammy Bobola Sherrie Handlowiqh lrvin Machia David Bourque Kelly Pond Steven Smith Adam Hatfield jane Wells joey Johnston Doug Wells Cathy Bassett Labrecque fu .lf -I 6 L1 W .c U :1 D 'Q- Sa- Q2 'H 'E 4: 0-4 o cm. c: QI P 2 an PU .J 3 LD Teresa Rosier Lisa z -0 e: 4 2 o U E 3 C L-1 W I-In .-1 .-1 GJ .L u .111 2 ?- CU E fu 5-I Q ev F-I YU l ' r u F 1 b r 'i If if T tp.: s f I , 1 f . Jx.x , f' ri 219 .2ln' fab' ., ...--..- ff! 1 'T75' , , - N . i 1 .7 f 1? 5,1 I 'L fl r . v 5 ' 1 .no . 'Ja , D Q . 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It is the very busiest time of our high school career - what with college applications, demanding teachers, and graduation requirements. It's hard to set a good example when you've got a biology test, student council meeting, vocabulary exam, and a yearbook deadline all on the same day. Seniors have a lot of work and a lot of respon- sibilities, but we also have a lot of fun on top of it all. Sarge . - - V 91:5 -wi - 1+y1g,,wYf,m rff. ., 1 5 19, N ., UA. Q 4 ing-Aljqgg: il - V 4 l. 2 J .ff 'A ,Vain .tl ,. , k gi, 1:1-'A-4. .V A ' :vg4af?'v95t- 'f'. -'f -r. WPQED... L xizsiv-'JW' ' 'J ' if .x '-K-... gf, ,qi 's 33? md!!! -,Q ifoggyg QA-ff Right top: Senior Lisa Wright - English IV. Left: Debbie Griffin, Dale Whit- beck, Jayne Armstrong, Walter Eggenberger. S 'A '62, 'G NW! ,fs hx -...uv QM SENIORS Paula Agar Susan Andrus Louise Anstett Linda Aragi Jayne Armstrong Margie Bartow Regina Bassett Paul Batacchi Valerie Beckwith Andrew Black Diane Boardman Shari Boibeaux Victoria Bourque Rose Brazie Peter Broggi Patricia Brown Betsy Bynack Rose Cappaclona Marion Carr james Cook Theresa Cronk Susan Curtis Christine Dapretto Denise Davenport Mark Deming Michael Drabik Paul Dufresne Dale Duryea Anne Egerton Walter Eggenberger SINIORS lfLUNT'DJ Paul Lichstedt Karen Parnum Patricia Fazzina Mary Fennell lNilliam Gibbs David Hyman Dennis Irvine Troy lervas Laurie johnston Laura jones Kathy Miller Greg Nott Neil Nourse Mae O'Brien Cwendolynne U'Connell Tamar Petersen Lynn Pino Andreana Pizzichemi Pamela Roots Eleanor Rueger Robert Smith Angel Soudant Richard Sturchio Shawn Sullivan Anna Thorn 36 X 1 f Y H it Q--1 19 PJ john Green Deborah Griffin Anthony Culotta Vincent Culotta Linda Hils Randy Leonard Bernard Litchfield Daniel Love Arthur MacNeil Paula Mielke Frank O'Connor Anita Ormsbee Ellen Paterson Ann Pedersen Robert Percy Scott Ryan Carl Seiger Mary Shanley Donna Sheridan jerilyn Smith Michael Thorpe Nicole Tolvo Kathy Wellington Scott Wheeler Dale Whitbeck sEN1oRs qcowrfm Francis VVhite Gregory Wilson Lisa Wright Richard Zamberletti EARLY GRADUATES Kristine Heath Natalie Joyner Marilyn Litchfield Melissa Robinson Peter Weinstein Susan White Thomas Wilcox S ,t ' . 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Bar- rington, MA, Basktbl 12, DrvrEd 3, I-IlthCr 3, Prom 3. LOUISE HAZEL ANSTETT, 3-30-60, Ct. Bar- rington, MA: DrvrEd 2, HnrRl 1234. LINDA ANN ARACI, Q-I2'OO, Derby, CT, HnrRl 123. IAYNE MARIE ARMSTRONG, 5-9-60, Ct. Barrington, MA, Bnd 1, Bsktbl 1234-Mgr 34, DrvrEd 3, FldHkyMgr 123, HnrRl 1234, KyClb 34, PYOIH 3, 1234. MARCIE CATHERINE BARTOW, 6-8-60, Sharon, CT, DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 1, Prom 3, StAd 1, REGINA MARIE BASSETT, 2-13-60, Ct. Bar- rington, MA: ClsOf 4-Sec. DrvrEd 3, I3ldHky 1234, HnrRl 1234, NHS 234-Sec 4, Prom 3, StAd 12, Yrbk 4-ExecEd, XmsTea 3. PAUL STEVEN BATACCHI, 2-6-60, Ct.Bar- rington, MA, Bsbl 12, Bsktbl 1, XCntry 123, Ftbl 4, Wrstlng 3. VALERIE IEAN BECKWITH, 2-20-60, Ct. Bar- rington, MA: Bsktbl 1234-Cap 3, DrvrEd 2, HnrRl 1234, NHS 34, Sftbl 1234, Yrbk 4, Xmas- Tea 3. ANDREW T. BLACK, 11-2-60, Tarrytown, NY, XCntry 234 - Cap 4, DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 1234, KyClb 34 - Pres 3, LitClb 23, NHS 34, Play 3 Prom 3, SAC 4, StuCovtRep 4, Wrstlng 2, Yrbk 4. DIANE JANET BOARDMAN, 9-I7-60, Winst- ed, CT, Bsktbl 2, XCntry 3, DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 2, Prom 3. SHARI L. BOIBEAUX, 4-11-60. Ct. Barrington, MA, Bnd 1234, Chrldng 1234-Cap 234, ClsOf 3-Sec, DrvrEd 2, FIdHky 123, HnrRl 1234, KyClb 3, NHS 234-Tres 4, Prom 3, Sftbl 12. VICTORIA L. BOURQUE, 9-25-60, Spring- field, MA: Bsktbl 12, ClsOf 234-Tres, DrvrEd 3, Fldl-Iky 1234-Cap 4, HnrRl 234, NHS 4, Prom 3, Sftbl 12, StAd 24, Yrbk 4, StuCncl 1. ROSE A. BRAZIE, 7-25-60, Ct. Barrington, MA. PETER A. BROGGI, 6-10-60, C-t. Barrington, MA: DrvrEd 3, Wrstlng 234. PATRICIA BROWN, 10-22-60, Tecumseh, MI, Bsktbl 1234-Cap 23, DrvrEd 3, FldHky 1234, HnrRl 1234, Prom 3, Sftbl 1234-Cap 123, StuTu 4. BETSY A. BYNACK, 6-1-60, Gt. Barrington MA, Bnd 12, Bsktbl 1234, DrvrEd 3, HnrRl, 1234, KyClb 34, NHS 34, Prom 3, Sftbl 1234. ROSE T. CAPPADONA, 1-5-60, Brooklyn, NY, Chrldng 12, ClsOf 1-Sec, DrvrEd 2, HnrRl 123, Prom 3, Sftbl 12, StuCncl 2. MARION 1. CARR, 5-22-60, Ct. Barrington, MA: DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 123. MARK S. CARSON, 9-16-59, Ct. Barrington, MA. RUSSELL CARY, 9- 21-60, Ct. Barrington, MA, DrvrEd 3. WILLIAM COACH, 9- 2-59, Hartford, CT. JAMES P. COOK, 3-26-60, Crt. Barrington, MA. THERESA E. CRONK, 12-11-60, Ct. Barring- ton, MA, DrvrEd 4, HnrRl 1234. SUSAN M. CURTISS, 9-12-60, Crt. Barrington, MA, HnrRl 3, StAd 4. CHRISTINE D. DAPRETTO, 9-12-60, Amity- ville, NY, DrvrEd 4. DENISE A. DAVENPORT, 6-18-60, Ct. Bar- rington, MA, BsktblMgr 1234, DrvrEd 3, I3ldHkyMgr 123, HnrRI 123, KyClb 34, Play 4, Prom 3. MARK L. DEMINC, 12-6-60, Pittsfield, MA, DrvrEd 3. MICHAEL DAVID DRABIK, 2-6-60, Holyoke, MA: XCntry 234- Cap 34, DrvrEd 3, KyClb 3, StuCncl 4-Treas 4, Wrstlng 234, Yrbk 4. PAUL MARTIN DUFRESNE, 6-2-60, Provi- dence, RI, Bsbl 4, Bsktbl 4, XCntry 3, DrvrEd 3. DALE W. DURYEA, 12- 26-59, Ct. Barrington, MA. ANNE ELIZABETH EGERTON, 12- 31-59, Stampford, CT, Bsktbl 34, DrvrEd 2, HnrRl 34, Sftbl 234, StAd 4. WALTER H. EGCENBERCER, 1-18-60, Pitts- field, MA, Bsktbl 234-Cap 4, DrvrEd 2, HnrRl 1234, Play 4, Prom 3. PAUL A. EICHSTEDT, 12-4-60, Ct. Barrington, MA. IEFF FARNUM, 9-16-60, Ct. Barrington, MA. KAREN A. FARNUM, 1-1-60, Crt. Barrington, MA, HnrRl 123. PATRICIA 1. FAZZINA, 5-21-60, Bristol, CT, HnrRl 123. MARY HELEN FENNELL, 5- 2-60, Cambridge, MA, Bnd 1234, DrvrEd 3, FldHky 123, HnrRl 234. WILLIAM RICHARD CIBBS, 1-5-60, Wash- ington DC, Bsbl 234, Bsktbl 4, DrvrEd 2, Iftbl 123, HnrRl 3, StAd 123. PETER 1. CINGRAS, 2-25-60, Poughkeepsie, NY. JOHN E. GREEN, 10-6-58, Pittsfield, MA, Ftbl 4. DEBORAH D. GRIFFIN, 11-8-60, Holyoke MA, DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 3, Prom 3, Bllt 3, Yoga 2. ANTHONY 1. CULOTTA, 5-28-60, Ct. Bar- rington, MA, Bsbl 123, Bsktbl 1234-Cap 4, XCntry 1234 - Cap 234, DrvrEd 2. VINCENT E. CULOTTA, 4-26-60, Gt. Barring- ton, ,MA, Bnd 1, Bsbl 1234, Bsktbl 123, XCntry 1234- Cap 4, DrvrEd 2, HnrRl 1234, StuC,ov- tRep 1, BysStRep 3. LINDA ANN HILS, 3-3-60, Ct. Barrington, MA, DrvrEd 2, HnrRl 12, Sftbl 123, XmsTea 3, StuTu 24. DAVID A. HYMAN, 9-3-60, Boston, MA, Bsktbl 3, XCntry 3, DrvrEd 3. DENNIS FRAZIER IRVINE, 11-26-60, Water- bury, CT, ClsOf 234-Pres, DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 23, KyClb 3, LitCIb 3, Play 234, Prom 3, Yrbk 4, SAC 4-Chrmn, BysStRep 3-Gov. TROY A. IERVAS, 9-13-60, Hempstead, NY, DrvrEd 3. LAURIE ANNE IOHNSTON, 7-31-50, Gt. Bar- rington, MA, Bsktbl 1234, ClsOf 2344VPres, DrvrEd 3, FlClI'II4y 1234-Cap 4, I 'InrRl 1234, NHS 234-Pres 4, Prom 3, Sftbl 1234-Cap 3, Yrbk 4-Editor-in-Chief, StuTu 4, XmsTea 3. LAURA ELAINE JONES, 11-22-60, Crt. Bar- rington, MA: DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 3. RANDY LEONARD, 9-4-60, Pittsfield, MA, DrvrEd 3. BERNARD DANIEL LITCHFIELD, 1-14-60, Ct. Barrington, MA: Bsbl 1234, Bsktbl 13, 31' . ClsOf I-Pres, DrvrEd 3, Ftbl 2, StuCncl 2. DANIEL C. LOVE, -1-17-00, KA, DrvrEd 3. ARTHUR R. MACNEIL III, 5-2-oO, Gt. Bar- rington, MA, DrvrEd 3, Prom 3. PAULA IEANNE MIELKE, 10-6-00, Gt. Bar- rington, MA, Bsktbl 12, DrvrEd 3, I3ldHky 1, Prom 3, Yrblc 4-Sports Editor, Ptbl, Bsktbl, Bsbl-Stat. KATHY ANN MILLER, 12-14-OO, Gt. Barring- ton, MA, DrvrEd 3, FlclHl4y 2, HnrRl 1234, KyClb 34-Treas 3 VPres 4, NHS 34, Play 34, Prom 3, Sftbl 12, Yrbk 4, XmsTea 3. GREG C. NOTT, 6-4-59, Gt. Barrington, MA. NEIL NOURSE, 11-5-60, Gt. Barrington, MA, DrvrEd 3. MAE E. O'BRlEN, 8-21-OO, Gt. Barrington, MA: DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 3. GWENDOLYNNE G. O'CONNELL, 6-24- 60, Danbury, CT, Bnd 1234, BslctblSckpr 1234, DrvrEd 3, FlclHky 1234, HnrRl 1234, KyClb 34, NHS 234-VPres 4,Play 34, Sftbl 234, StuCncl 34-Pres 4, StAd 4, Yrblc 4, RepSchCom 34-Chrmn 4, AnsPls 34, CntyQzTm 34-Cap, XmsTea 3-CoChrmn. FRANK V.O'CONNOR, 9-21-60, Gt. Barring- ton, MA, Bsbl 12, Bsktbl 12, DrvrEd 3, StAd 3. ANITA E. ORMSBEE, 10-31-60, Pittsfield, MA: Bsktbl 12, DrvrEd 3, Prom 3, Yoga 2. ELLEN LOUISE PATERSON, 1-28-60, Win- chester, MA, Bnd 1234-Treas 3-VPres 4, BslctblStat 4, DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 1234, KyClb 3-Sec, NHS 34, Prom 3, Sftbl 1234, RepSch- Com 34, Yrblc 4, XmsTea 3, StuTu 4, ANN CAROL PEDERSEN, 9-28-60, Gt. Bar- rington, MA, Bnd 1234-ClsRep 123-Pres 4, BsktblTrnr 2, Chrldng 34, ClsOf 1-VPres, DrvrEd 3, FldHky 1234, HnrRl 1234, KyClb 3, NHS 34, Play 3, Prom 3, Sftbl 2, StuCncl 34-VPres 4, Yrbk 4-PhotoEd, XmsTea 3. ROBERT PERCY, 7-16-60, Gt. Barrington, MA, Etbl 1. TAMAR RITA PETERSEN, 6-12-60, Gt. Bar- rington, MA, Chrldng 2, ClsOf 1-Treas 2-Pres, DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 4, NHS 34, Play 4, Prom 3, Sftbl 2, Yrbk 4. ' LYNN MARIE PINO, 12-19-60, Gt. Barring- ton, MA, Bnd 12, HnrRl 3, OEA 23. ANDREANA T. PIZZICHEMI, 7-25-SO, Port- chester, NY, Bnd 1234-ClsRep 4, DrvrEd 3, FldHl4y 1234-jVCap 3, HnrRl 1234, KyClb 34, NHS 34, StuCncl 4, Yrbk 4. PAMELA A. ROOTS, 5-17-00, Pittsfield, MA, Bnd 1, DrvrEd 2, HnrRl 1234, Prom 3. ELEANOR DENISE RUEGER, 3-25-00, Gt. Barrington, MA, Bnd 1234-Sec 4, Bsl4tblMgr 1, DrvrEd 2, FldHky 1, HnrRl 1234, KyClb 3, LitClb 4-ExecEd, Play 4, Prom 3, WrstlngMgr 4, Yrbk 4, OEA 2, His-Clb 1, StuTu 2, XmsTea 3. SCOTT A. RYAN, 5-4-60, New Bedford, MA, XCntry 2. CARL M. SEIGER, 0-14-oO, Gt. Barrington, MA: Bsktbl 123, DrvrEd 3, Etbl 1234, KyClb 4, Prom 3, Wrstlng 4. MARY SHANLEY, 3-1-oO, Sharon, CT. DONNA LEE SHERIDAN, 9-24-00, Pittsfield, MA, DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 3. ,IERILYN M. SMITH, 12-28-OO, Gt. Barrington, MA, DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 23. ROBERT F. SMITH, 9-30-60, Newburyport, MA: DrvrEd 3, Prom 3, Wrstlng 34. ANGEL YVONNE SOUDANT, 12-21-60, Gt. Barrington, MA: Bsktbl 23, Chrldng 1234, DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 123, Prom 3, Sftbl 13, StuCncl 123, Yrbk 4, StuCurrCom 1234. RICHARD M. STURCHIO, 2-6-60, San Fran- cisco, CA, Bslctbl 234, DrvrEd 3, Ftbl 234-Cap 4, HnrRl 234, Play 234, Prom 3, Yrblc 4. SHAWN A. SULLIVAN, 2-17-60, Cambridge, MA, DrvrEd 3, Ftbl 134, KyClb 34, Prom 3, Yrbk 4. ANNA VICTORIA THORN, 2-2-60, Gt. Bar- rington MA, Bnd 1234, DrvrEd 2, FldHky 1234, HnrRl 123, KyClb 3, XmsTea 3, HistClb 1. MICHAEL LEE THORPE, 10-11-60, Pittsfield, MA, Bsbl 1234, Bslctbl 1234, DrvrEd 3, Iftbl 1234, Play 4, Prom 3. NICOLE DARICE TOLVO, 3-9-60, Pittsfield, MA: Bnd 12, Chrldng 1234, ClsOf 2-Sec, HnrRl 3, Play 4, Prom 3, Sftbl 12, Yrbk 4. GORDON H. TOMPKINS, KATHY M. WELLINGTON, 10-18-59, Pitts- field, MA: Chrlclng 12, DrvrEd 2, HnrRl 3, Prom 3. Opposite page: Seniors Anne Egerton, Ellen Paterson, Gwynne OConnell, Dennis Irvine, this page: Troy jervag, Pam Rootg and Nikki Tolvo, Frank White. SCOTT DENNISON WHEELER, 12-31-50. Hartford, CT, XCntry 3, DrvrEd 2, HnrRl 34, KyClb 34-Pres 4, LitClb 3, Prom 3, Wrstlng 34, Yrbk-DrI4RmTech, Phot- On Common Groundf' DALE S. WHITBECK, Q-4-oO, Bristol, CT, Bnd 1234, 12.3, DrvrEd 3, 34, I II1fRl 2.. FRANCIS IOHN WHITE, Q-2-00, Gt. Barring- ton, MA, DrvrEd 3, HnrRl 1. GREGORY D. WILSON, 11-4-59, Gt. Barring- ton, MA. LISA JOANNE WRIGHT, 12-I3-59, Gt. Bar- rington, MA, Bsktbl 123. RICHARD L. ZAMBERLETTI, 5-1-60, Gt. Bar- rington, MA: Bsbl 1234, Bslctbl 1, DrvrEd 3, EARLY GRADUATES TIM CARSON, Q-16-59, Gt. Barrington, MA. KRISTINE HEATH, 1-25-61, Holyoke, MA, Bsktbl mngr 4, Chrldg 124, DrvrEd 3, Play 2. NATALIE IOYNER MARILYN DENISE LITCHFIELD, Gt. Bar- rington, MA: DrvrEd 2. LARRY EDWARD OAKES, 11-26-59, Pitts- field, MA. MELISSA L. ROBINSON, 2-11-01, Woodsville, NH, DrvrEd 2, Play 4, Prom 1, StuAd 124, Yrbk 4, Yoga 1. PETER I. WEINSTEIN, 5-20-01, Norwalk, CT, Bsktbl 1, HnrRl 12-4, KeyClb 2-4, LitClb 1, NHS 2-4, StuCurr 12-4. SUSAN E. WHITE, 3-9-59, Hunington, NY. THOMAS WILCOX, 5-9-60. DrvrEd 2. 'F ' 154 K nik! Q 4 ADMINISTRATION SBRSD Has New Administration Beginning in summer of 1977, the Southern Berkshire Regional School District and Mount Everett Regional School have a new adminis- tration. Taking over as superintendent is Mr. Consolati, and Mount Everett's new principal is Mr. Chamberland. Mr. Pottle is now vice- principal of grades 5-12, and Mr. Graber is in charge of pupil discipline in grades 5-12. Dr. N ka: 5 pf- ll ,' ga Q vu.: . fcxmy,ss Q-CQ! F was N if -rwriiif Mr. Thomas Consolati Shafiroff, in addition to being special needs administrator and school psychologist, is cur- riculum administrator for grades 5 and 6. Re- taining administrative positions are Mr. Helmrich, district business manager and trea- surer, and Mr. Robinson, buildings and grounds superintendent. Mr. George 1. Helmrich Mr. Raymond F. Chamberland, lr. 'VK is S- 19' .lil A g 7,1 ... , -..mc Q.. ,W ... 1977-78 SCHOOL COMMITTEE Mr. William Barrett Mr. William Bradford Mr. Joseph Burkholder Mr. Harry E. Conklin Mrs. William Fennell Mrs. Erik H. Haupt Mr. james R. Miller, chairman Dr. Bruce Person Mr. Roger Salzmann Mrs. Larry Schoonmaker Mr. David W. Pottle Dr. Paul Shafiroff Mr. Ren Graber FACULTY Faculty Faces Future Challenges Mr. Alden Mr. Alvares Mr. Bozek Mrs. Brehm Mrs. Brolli Mrs. Callaghan Mr. Cary Mr. Costello Mr. Davis Mr. Duchardt Mr. Eline Mr. Gauthier Mr. Herlihy Mr. lrvine Mrs. jaouen Mrs. jones Mr. Kelley Mrs. Kennedy Mr. Kuzia Mr. Lucy Miss Pedersen Mr. Peron Mr. Porrovecchio Mr. Proiette Nlr. Rrlskind Mrs. Sanders-Brown Nlr, Seavey Mr. Shitnadel fvlr. Small Nlrs. 'vhiili Nl rs, lN':,l'. li Mr. Z.Jl'1lOVi-sl-cl 44 Under the direction of a completely new ad- ministration, the faculty is working toward goals and challenges which will affect future education at Mount Everett. Stage V of the district's curriculum model is now being writ- ten, and there will be two years of trials and polishing before the district's evaluation for accreditation comes up. Grading standards are now under study by the faculty, and recom- mendations in this area will undoubtedly af- fect course standards. Also, the national trend toward competency exams is felt at Mount Ev- erettg should the state mandate minimum com- petency tests, as expected, the matter of pre- paring the greatest number of students possi- ble toward mastery of required skills will be a major concern. lgfllf -...O x 4... -s 11' ---5 ' -s Jr- s -x .1- i ,- - I Pictures - right, top: Guidance counselors Mr. Krol and Mrs. Brigham, middle: English and social studies teacher Mrs. Callaghan, bottom: new social studies teacher Mr. Collins, trainer Mr. Duchardt. FACULTY - 1977-78 Dale L. Alden, AA, BA, remediation - learning disabilities. Leo Alvares, BS, English - Sth and oth AIRS. Francis J. Bozelc, BS, MA, sth and oth grade AIRS. Pamela B. Brehm, BA, MS, home ec. Iona C. Brigham, BS, guidance counselor. Marcia E. Brolli, BA, English. lane L. Sanders-Brown, BS, aide. Cary Burkle, BA, special education. Iody B. Burkle, BA, special education. Io-Ann F. Callaghan, BA, Englishfso. studies. 1. Scott Cary, BA, English, head coach - girls' basketball. Guy J. Costello, BS, MSEd, business. David Collins, AB, AM, social studies. Edgar L. Davis, BA, MEd, English, curr. leader, NHS advisor. Robert D. Duchardt, BS, MS, science, athletic trainer. Robert L. Dunham, BS, math, teacher advocate - grade 11. David Durgin, BA, MA, English. I. Wayne Eline, BS, MS, science, curr. leader. Bernard 1. Fryc, BS, social studies. Robert M. Gauthier, AB, social studies, stu. council adviser. William A. Gillooly, BA, social studies, cross-country coach. David B. Hastings, BA, math. jo-Ellen Height, BA, MA, speech therapy. james C. Herlihy, BA, MA, CAGS, social studies, curr. leader. Dora I. Hinsch, BS, phys. ed, vice-president-SBREA. Dave F. Irvine, BS, science, senior class advisor. Patricia A. Iaouen, BA, language arts, Teacher Ass'n. Com. Madeleine D. jones BA, home ec. joseph L. Kelley, BA, MEd, science, SBREA. Anne M. Kennedy, AA, BA, sth and 6th grade AIRS. Martha A. Kerber, BA, art, freshman class advisor. Edward H. Kollmer, BS, MS, German. Robert M. Krol, BA, MA, guidance, soph. class advisor. Richard A. Kuzia, BS, MEd, sth and 6th grade AIRS. Allen Lampman, BS, music 1-6. Michael Lawless, BA, maintenance services. Susan K. Leslie, BS, businessftyping. Donald I. Lucy, BBA, math, head coach-basketball. Marianne Martin, aide. Paul A. Menin, BA, social studies, coach-wrestling. Paul W. O'Brien, BS, science, Advocate Steering Com. Ruth L. Pedersen, BS, aide. Iohn C. Peron, BA, foreign languages, curr. leader. Emilie S. Piper, BA, MA, MLS, librarian. Marc Porrovecchio, BA, MFA, art. Alfred R. Proiette, BS, MA, Phys. ed, head coach-football. Mark E. Raslcind, BS, MEd, math, curr. leader, quiz team adv. Arthur Rutstein, BA, MA, social studies. C. Wayne Seavey, BS, phys. ed, dept. head, Athletics director Welles H. Sellew, lr., building structures. Steven R. Shifnadel, BA, MA, sth and 6th grade AIRS. Steven A. Small, BA, MA, sth and 6th grade AIRS monitor. Janice Storti, BS, MAT, English. Lea S. Vachon, AB, MSSS, school adjustment counselor. Myron M. Wartella, BS, MM, music, bands director. Mary Alice Welch, BA, MEd, foreign languages. Alan Zablonski, BS, industrial arts. .re I ..c.Z,. 'rf 1 . ' it Vt ...4v' S ATS. In -.Ss-l ills.- I, tw ILL. - WMM, X ,W 3 i , A -,i s- ,... - f fgZnf,Q ,. i i .5 . , . Q V .1 5,2243 9 vk '-Y. - ' I .-lv . . 1 A. . 1 .. -N'-ffsrs .sf - , . mf, fs 'ft 1' M- .Jw . s. . W., . ,W f 1 x vs 9 , ' 40 PERSONNEL The Effort Goes On Cperating a school is a many-faceted effort. Besides administrators and faculty, there must be personnel to take care of processing library books, to plan, prepare, and serve hot lunches, to administer health services, to handle atten- dance and academic records, telephone calls, and correspondence, to meet and help visitors, to make appointments and distribute sched- ules, to manage the physical plant and the care of grounds, to distribute supplies and keep the school clean, and to take care of numerous other jobs that continually require attention. The effort goes on and on and on. Below: Mrs. Streeter alphabetizes sign-out cards. Kitchen staff: Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Bock, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Curtiss-supervi- sor. Opposite page: Nurses Mrs. Wilcox and Mrs. Casey, secretaries Mrs. Arzt, Mrs. Rokosg Mrs. Ullrich, Mrs. Novak, Mrs. Boardman, Mrs. Bouthillette, absent: Mrs. Koneazny. Far right: custodian Mr. Rooney. V of ' ' , . , up .,.. - , 1 H 1. L- . S ,J .... M, , 62 'N F rg up 1 X 3 . J'- if I Q - , J-J .4 45 ' ' . YQ! 8 ! . - 9 T' a '5 S ' M4 H. .I tg 'M fr 1 .4 ' inf . r . -1. , br.: vi- 'fl QV I . 5 . . Q' FI X s '? iw X Q if , if , J ,Q if if fi,'i, 'sk As , A . ,gtwgfg A . if 2 V 7 J '7 V ' 'mv 'SQ CURRICULUM Usuall Work to Do B In the last year there has been a large change at Mount Everett, especially in the curriculum. There are rarely days when you have a boring study hall. There is usually some work to do. It may be a business letter for English, studying eosinophils for biology, or even learning how to flip pancakes. School is not all work, there are times to enjoy yourself, but one must learn when to be humorous and when to be serious. Regina Bassett Pictures below, left: Collaborative: jim Wellington, Mike Koldys, Doug Kimpel, john Ryan, Ken Heath, Laurie Zink, Mary Crineg right: Mrs. Brolli's English III class. Bottom left: Patty Wright measures Mr. Eline's chemistry lab, right: collaborative: Brian Shaw, Joe Novicki Lee Barnum, Mark Riiska, David Wright, Monty Green, Ron Patter- son.Opposite page, top left: Bobby Ryan, Mason Whalen, and Karl Zigmand, in Mr. Raskind's math classg top right: Theresa Cronk in Child Care, middle right: Vicki Bourque in Senior Science Biology tfind any eosinophils yet?j, bottom left: Mr. Cillooly's eighth grade social studies class, bottom right: ,lane Dougherty fan artist?J, far right: Billy Rice gets ready to make the shot. 1 'r F 45 ,'rQq,AL,g': . 3 ' ' far' 5 V -cpu, ' 5 5 ' v - Y A 5. 1 'J 1 , ,, ,' . 'f ,A V ' ,t-. fx B, -. - 'L' ' 5 1 '.a . Lai. 4 . . 1 I ' A I 4 A ia., 6 I-1 -. , tg , . ' 1, AJ I . l V .-4 Q 4 7' Y u 1 - M 'S ' A 1 v E -f gg . J M ., '1 Q sf t, T ff? we - I :' A- 1 1 '. if L , .i X ' ax L 'E X X . t - t .tt -he .ww -,f K XXV 'Q - gli - ,. ,iii A Q - 2 ' a '-,fi .. . ,N .. an .. ,H an ., s Iva , TW. --. ssl I . SHEFEIELD PLASTICS Sheffield,MA A 9- , 1. In Nva V Q U ,gm H 'Q is lf 1 give Q .-..-4. ' Y I V!! :ff ,Q , .43 ' 1 4 A A jf , ' , , we ,A M x 1 I MT. EVERETT LUMBER, INC. Lumber and Building Materials and Hardware Cement-Paints-Exxon Fuel Oil Sheffield, MA 012.57 Dx, X va y-ff: 49 it CURRICULUM fCONT'Dj any Changes In Curriculum by Dennis Irvine Over the years, Mount Everett has evolved through numerous cur- riculum changes. Certainly one of the people who would know is Mr. Dunham. - ' - Robert L. Dunham has been a mathematics teacher at Mount Ever- . ett since 1957. During that time he has seen many changes not only in ,ravi . ,Ai people but also in the curriculum. He saw the New Math come in, d I the advent of Illinois math, and the current rise of the calculator. ln ,. this school he has become as fundamental as Pi itself. 5 - Mr. Dunham has many hobbies-such as clockmaking, sketching, A . aviation, and even motorcycle riding, He has advised a number ot gg clubs over the years-from a Kite Club to aviation ground school. He tries to help his students in as many ways as he can. lt doesn't matter how bad things seem, because one class with Mr. Dunham helps to 'uv' brighten your day. Mr. Dunham, we wish you happiness, all the chalk you need for lunch, and many curriculum changes to come. i 1 A -.1 tit is-tl-V: .-, ill ' '. L x ig, 'ff ,. Pictures below: Mark Shanley in industrial arts, Mike 4 f Blume working with the computer. Opposite page- , a s. . r--.. - -- 4, -top left: Mike Thorpe and Ricky Zamberletti learn- ' 'N' - a . . . -.o ,, ' ing how to flip pancakes, center: getting better, bot- tom: tToo bad, Mike, you almost had itll. Upper right corner: Kathy Zink, typing project. -nu,A I , I 1 4 .Ml N . - . i I- L - ,i- ', l ,s X1 I ' :Wh , t e 1 8: lf' g '.., i . We ..x X I 4 - I 4 if A, ul Best Wishes to the Senior Class from CUSTOM EXTRUSION, INC. 1 Wim.. qw. The Glass Shop 80 Railroad Street Ct. Barrington, MA Harold j. Beckwith, Prop 1413i 528-0085 ' -'A SUI, .'1- ff'-t, ,xguf. u whit- iff- M fr ' 1: A 'I Werewwt wfiwwwi-is ' ACTIVITIES Answers, Please Team Has Success by Andy Black This year a first has occurred for Mount Everett. The Answers, Please team, after a long and determined preparation, enjoyed an overwhelming victory over Broadalbin, 145- 75. The five-member team tone alternatej con- sisting of two sophomores, one junior, and two seniors, made another strong showing when they returned a week later. This time they tied, 100-100. . V-ui 4 4 I 1 1 I . r I I -5, I., 'Y ' o 5 .nf .- ,...l ' ..,gr- .., U31 ,,,., I sv-gl, Below: Answers, Please team: Mr. Raskind-advisor, Mark Makuc Gwynne O'Connell, Joanne O'Connell-captain, Andy Hyman. Ab- sent: Peter Weinstein. Opposite Page: Student Council: Jane Lukarilla, Ann Pedersen-vice- president, Joanne O'Connell, Agnes Pizzichemi, Gwynne O'Connell- -president, Teresa Gulotta-assistant secretary, Gretchen Langer- -secretary, Pam Gauthier, Mr. Gauthier-advisor, Andrea Pizzi- chemi, Kelly Johnston, Matt Eline, Karl Zigmand, Wendy Gunn Andy Hyman, Michelle Boibeaux. Absent: Mike Drabik-treasurer Greg Langer. i X- .1-ox' K X. l , n 'S 1 N V sl A x, 'NN JY' Q ,,m 1, Th, Wm ,Aff If 'Za F flu J N v S. ,. a aw W A M X W Xrl' UU, 'Ui ,W A. fn. fn vb 3' ,, 4 1' ' 1' V6 'art fm xi in xwxkh f W, ' 1 n I I ln.. . 4 V 1 . s .Q Wu. .hs - Q x - Y .5 4' 4 'Q .Lg . W' Q f it x 1 by 4' I., . --mn., lq,!m?,y,,4 ,. ' . K 1 M ' 'D-. z'f ff. e' -5 sf IQ , ,. 'Q fig S-'tx ' 'AA ,A :z g4!'V Rr' - l. sv M ..,-N. I -' . ' - , 4 ?:ef 5fG gig? 'if 1 -. J an -va' 'ff - 'fyief' 3ff'- Tflh' L ir' A4. 'i! f'e. ,af- f' 'fm - - Y fF'f .,.- -'vu 'Aqwgi' 'r' ' ' 'F fff4f'Qi.g3 - ' 49. :rf .JH--EL . fi' gn 2'fS?:KZ-,F-, -f J k -3 4' L - - -Jo Hu. 3.'. f'7.J1q ', fbi'f '-N4 :Sd ,JZ '. 3 ,- , 4g3Y,f ACTIVITIES Pictured below: Mr. Menin's driver education class, Student Repre- sentatives to the School Committee: lay Lukarilla, Gwynne Q'Con- ri i-ll loanne O'Connell, Krista Stanton, Cindy Lehmbeck, Ellen Pater- son, katie Dougherty, JoAnn Lemmerman, Sebastian Esposito, Opposite page - top: Literary Magazine: Vicki Garrett, Bonnie Kuntz, Doreen Reynolds, Cindy Lehmbeck, Cecilia Anson-Editor-in-Chief, Denise Rueger, Donald Smith, loanne O'Connell. Bottom: National Honor Society-back row: Shari Boibeaux, Betsy Bynack, Andy Black, Valerie Beckwith, Andreana Pizzichemi, Ann Pedersen, Tammy Petersen, Vicki Bourque, Dale Warner, Joanne 0'Connellg front: Gwynne O'Connell, Tracy Chase, Gretchen Langer, Terry Kradel, Kathy Miller, Laurie Johnston, Regina Bassett. Officers: Laurie Johnston-President, Gwynne O'Connell-Vice President, Re- gina Bassett-Secretary, Shari Boibeaux- Treasurer. Absent: Ellen Pa- terson, Peter Weinstein. ' 1- 'g-vm - A,-If J 4 . vvj,-., A . 48 .-l-- ' .Q ,--..t,, ,..- ..,, i' xt V aj :t.,'S4g-Qs. ' 'f X 5 , . Mt. Iverett Student Council bids the Class ul 1078 laivwell and good luck SHEFFIELD MARKET Fruits 81 Vetetables A Full Line of Choice Meats Sheffield, MA M-V f-. J iv' t 1 Q 5151 22255 L 'x , I I, J B , '2 an ,. xv , , tm 0 u'U':,. N-:N ': l- Q0 'ff Z ,i .1 I s 3' - s -qc 'Y' , A X M , A L a Y 'J . v' i C .f. 'J' -X - ' ' o ' n-A i . ' . . It PLAY ll . . . Everything But Shakespeare! by Richard Sturchio On April 22 and 23, the Class of 1977 presented Thornton Wilder's play, The Skin of Our Teeth. The cast survived fire, famine, freezing Qduring which the edict was to burn everything but Shalcespearelnj, fight- ing, and floods. The audience survived the play - and thoroughly enjoyed it. And, surprisingly, the director, Mrs. Sally Cook, survived us all. Ti V I I 1 .' ,-,A fW I S, N-Y, I A'-,51 , 4. fi ., Tb- -H'- ,eww ,vi -g .KT 'W r I' T' A ' - --fjvpsgfn-ff f . SUNRISE DINER MAHAIWE JEWELERS E.B. DOLBY, INC. CILLICAN BROS. INC. Rt. 7, Sheffield, MA Diamonds-Watches-Rings Flowers for all Occasions Contractors and Builders 229-8858 jewelry-Samsonite luggage PO- BOX 449 Sheffield, MA 01257 Lenox China and Ci-ygtal Cl. Barrington, MA 01230 229-8756 Canaan, CT 824-7516 528-2530 528-2531 56 L . ith ' - . -. ,ax P . , V' if f Q L ' Q V 1. 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Barrington, MA 57 1 o 1 1 l B- ' ik I s.--34 Alf' x X V X , 'N' . 9 x A., 3 V5 milf-1 T' gl: . A -Q' 3 x N in yx QVX X 1 feta 3 is 9 'Lit x. .. af Nu ax W 7' J Y - Q5 '? 4.Li! ,.., WA iw. a -sg : J' 1' '1 '4.' ' f Ld .gf I . -1. gi, V ' n '16 7 v., Q ., ,Q . 4 5, + 1 I ' gf .. ' 5 ' -1 9? 'g ' ff? ,i ,r . I' I 4: 15,-Q. 1,-.Q ,., , 1' . 'T' - 9- ' -Q. 1' p .M r 2' ' . ,AJS DOMENlC'S FRUITS 8: VEGETABLES BASEBALL - 1977 Home-Runs Build 7-5 Record by Paula Mielke A record-breaking thirteen home-runs last season, headed by Rick Boardman who had 4, brought the Ea- gles into second place, finishing with a 7-5 record for the season. The big upset of the season was the victory over St. joe. Vinnie Gulotta hit the winning home run bringing the final score to 7-6. Coach Gauthier is look- ing forward to an exciting season in 1978. He lost only 5 seniors and predicts another good season. 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'- :f 4 Q21-il: R' rl 'Z - -ft -1 Opposite page: Laurie johnston - at bat, Val Beckwith 4 on base, Mr. Bozek - coach, Teresa Culotta - fielding, Lisa Haupt - chang- ing to offense, Helen Eline - at bat, Jayne Armstrong and Laurie Johnston - between innings Below: Donna Wichman - returning to bat after a foul ball, Betsy Bynatlt f swinging away, Tricia Brown - winding up, Donna Wich- man -- catching and Mr. Cary - behind the plate, Teresa Culotta - making the play, Tricia Brown and Helen Eline - in conference, Bet-ix Bjfriack - at first SOUDANT'S BUILDERS DEMPSEY-PONTIAC-BUICK, CARR HARDWARE RYAN'S FLORISTS So. Egremont, MA 01255 INC, 256 Main St, Barrington Plaza Ziebart Rustproofing 42 Bridge St. Ct. Barrington, MA 01230 Your 1 Stop Hardware Store 62 Ct. Barrington, MA 528-22,60 'Li-'1 Stockbridge Rd., Ct. Barrington SCHEDULE A20 A22 A2o A27 M11 1977 SOFTBALL Wahconah McCann Drury St joe Lenox Berkshire Mt Greylock ee Monument V 26 18 74 10 V 27 20 M12 M13 M14 M16 M17 M17 M20 M23 M25 M26 Pittsfield Tacomc Hoosac McCann Monument St joe Lenox ee Monument Ichabod Crane WINS it If if - ' ' 16-15 U. .J I .J ' 12-14 ' - 0-17 10-16 18- 4' 12- 1' 28- 7' 30- 9' 29-lo' . 10-10 . 7- O' A28 Housatonic V. 16-20 4-19 M19 Housatonic V. 21- 9' 14-20 M3 21-1 10- 18-10 1- O M4 ' 41- 4' L 36- 5' 7- 8 M4 . 5-11 23-19 1-21 M6 L 5- 4' 16- 4' 12-19 5- 7 We i s ' 1 rhx v xx L ' F I x 5 in '- , 1' - L buf I ' i K 'A' 4 Q af ag 1 1 A 1 . W.,-A Q i H-if My .cf 4'1- df ' fZI al Faith Sc Hard Work CANAAN AUTO PARTS, INC. Makes It All Work Mon.-Eri. 7:30-5:00 COUNTRY GIRL Good Luck Sat. 7:30-3:00 Canaan, CT YI 3- W-lr.. .Ev -nl DEWEY ELECTRIC SINGER Singer Sewing Machines Hoover Vac Products Sales - Service A lim 4 - if ii .11 ARMY AND NAVY STORE, INC. 8 Railroad Street Crt. Barrington, MA 283 Main St., Gt. Barrington 528-0210 528-2110 YI 4-9 Season CROSS-COUNTRY - 1977 by Michael Drabik Varsity Cross-Country had a disappointing season, losing some real tough dual meets by only a matter of seconds and finishing with a 4-9 record. The I.V.'s end- ed their season with a successful 10-2 mark. In the Berkshire County Meet on October 22, the varsity placed fifth out of ten teams, only two points away from the Southern Division winners. IV. finished third out of ten teams. At the Western Massachusetts meet held in Pittsfield on October 29, the varsity ended with a very respectable eighth of twenty-two teams in Division II. In spite of team defeats, in a sport like cross-country one never really loses. A person can always compete against his own best time and win, even if his team loses on that particular day. In cross-country one can only win. Gs is Best Wishes Leo Segalla SEGALLA'S SHELL Canaan, CT Q is 5' A ' leafy- ii JENNIFER HOUSE ISCOOD REALTY AGENCY INC. BUSINESS INSURANCE Distinctive C-ifts and Full Service Real Estate Bill Shields Aunt Abigail's Attic Throughout the Berkshires Boston, MA County Clothes 406 Main St., 542-0553 Ct. Barrington, MA Ct. Barrington, MA 01230 528-2040 -,..,..aunlnlv'-HIvlr 0l A 1 L-4 lei :'ys-124.1 'M-L:-uv' '- Q ' ri. fgfu CHR 4 5.r.??ii'.T'g, is sf' dkifrz' r Q-xc' it .A 4 - g A -i.ql F ,Tr Vgqgg. hard' if ff 184-f't.-Sfri +.E2'rLli5:f3' Opposite page - Top: Coach Cillooly Bottom: Michael Drabilc, Vin- nie Gulotta, Greg Langer, and Bruce Collingwood. Below: Matt Eline, Mia MacDonald, Mark DeVoti, and Rusty Case. BOB'S CLOTHING C. A. LINDELL AND SON, INC. Largest Selection of Formal Farm and Industrial Machinery S10 S21 S23 S27 S30 04 O4 O7 CD12 CD12 CD14 CD18 'I-aconic Wahconah Mt. Creylock Lee Lenox Drury Monument Lee Lenox Pittsfield Hoosac Wahconah WINS SCHEDULE - 1977 CROSS COUNTRY tl.V.J SO 15 I8 15 18 I5 44' 43-I 48 37' a+ our NJ 37-34 22-30' 40-15 20-2o 20-27 IQ-38' 30-25 35-21 It -- 8' 5 A8 We J Q. R-,pw af X . if .1 ' , '5 'B K Y' I 9 Af 113' ' if , 1 9 i U! Q W!! at 'W .. 3 . 9 I v-E :gn SHEFFIELD GARDEN AND D'I'5 PIZZA FLOVVER SHOP Church St., Canaan, CT Sales and Service Building Materials, and Fuel Oil Canaan, CT Rentals - Proms, Weddings Our Specialty Canaan, CT 10 Z, Discount to Students 81 Faculty Rt, 7 Sheffield, MA PizzafCrindcr Q-Spaglietti HamhurgersAHot Dogs- French Fries 324-0230 FQ'1.I'TRfNLL tbfefeat Without Losing Heart B Paula Mielke lfootball had a tough season. Youth and inexperience were against the Eagles, but they put up a good fight. Their ability to play football stood out - better than their record indicates. The Eagles showed potential - Rich Sturchio broke a single game record with 27 tack- les and a seasonal record with 156. First year players put on some good showings but did not have quite enough experience. The Eagles are growing in talent while other teams have already hit their peak. Mt. Everett is looking ahead to some great seasons, not letting their previous losses discourage them. Seven seniors will be lost to graduation, but they will remember a team that did not quite make the playoffs and of 23 guys who did not lose heart. g5 f w SCH EDU LE 1977 17 24 O15 O22 O29 N12 Lili.. P0 -' Avi . FOOTBALL Commerce McCann Berkshire Monument St. joe Putnam Mt. Creylock Housatonic V. ee 8-26 'U fs' S51 Q Pictured above Ed Rossi Paula Mielke and Coach Bitell john Cireen Brian Clayton Mike Thorpe and Frank Reeves Opposite page Rich Sturchio Point Coach Proiette Carl Seiger and Coach Costello Se quence Doug Blume being tackled Bottom Dale Warner being tackled by half the Putnam team Best Wishefs CLASS OI: 1978 SOUTH COUNTY ELECTRONICS BERKSHIRE COUNTRY STORE L 8: C SERVICE STATION South Main St., Sales - Repairs - Installations 645 So. Main St., TV - Radio - Stereo - Antenna Gt. Barrington, MA 109 Stockbridge Rd., Ct. Barrington, MA 01230 C-t. Barrington, MA I vw , v ,. W 4. ' I X 'll . M 1 Oi V 1 ,f 41 A va -CU' ur r K .QP - i , A - I E. CALICARI St SON Ct. Barrington, MA Wallpaper, Floor Covering School janitorial Service gf lr tr W - Y I -.Tiff ,X 'r -T' Ms.. . aa, H31 L ZH? HOCKEY Tiiother Good Season By Regina Bassett Mount Everett's field hockey team, in spite of a rainy season and many postponed games, finished with a 7-4- 2 record. The girls' skill and determination to win were evident from their first game when they beat Pittsfield 5-1 at our field. They gave their best effort and placed second in the Berkshire County League. Once again they participated in the Western Massachusetts Tour- naments but lost 1-O to West Springfield. All in all, it was a good season. '44 H -.A 'S 941- f sf .- qf G Lw,:.s ' U .V , .. . A ',, 'M ., 'Lili BIANCHVS Mffii -- aimgl Boys' Clothing VN'ornc-nk Apparel 200 Main Bt., Cfanaan, CT 00018 g 1 A I ,f .- 0 A -,I HARLAND B. FOSTER Hardware 15 Bridge St., Ct. Barrington, MA 2 -Q 68 SCHEDULE - 1977 FIELD HOCKEY S20 S23 S27 S30 O5 O7 O20 O21 O24 O25 O31 Pittsfield Taconic Pittsfield Mt. Creylock Housatonic V. Lee Taconic Housatonrc V lcabocl Crane ee Pittsfield Taconic W Springfield WINS H TIES H TOURNAMENT 5-1' 6-O' 3-1' 0-2 1-4 1-0' If O 1394!- Left Field Hockey Stick: Laurie Johnston, team victory. Left person: Gwen O'Connell, and Tricia Brown. Right Field Hockey Stick: Vicki Bourque, Laurie Johnston and Tricia Brown in action. Right Person: Andrea Pizzichemi and Laurie Johnston. Ball: New Coach-Holly Brouker, JoAnn Lemmerman and Vicki Bourque, Shari Bassett, and Joanne O'Connell. . s x-- - '-iii 4 f ,Li pf 114025, 'I ll l ' . 5'2 L2.':55-5ff-if Q' 1, An- is-.R 00 KAU1TU'5 PHARMACY BERKSHIRE BAND INSTRUMENT CO. Main St., Canaan, QT 06013 Box 441, Prospect Lake Road Edward L. O'Brien, Reg. Pharm. North Egremont, MA 01252 Pharmaceuticals - Cosmetics - Candies 413-528-2714 Rentals - Sales - Repairs Sundries - Photographic Equipment 8: Developing Phone 824-0226 or 824-5696 o I Mouthers of cliches like to re- mind us that winning isn't every- thingg it's how you play the game. As far as the how part goes, we've had a lot of good experiences - along with some that it would be good not to have again. We prob- ably lead the league in the how part. But now we are getting tired of the underdog roleg it is time to give the other teams a chance at how . . . maybe next year. 1977 78 SCHEDULE D15 Pine Plains 37 59 55 50 D16 Mt Greylock 40 64 59 69 D19 Webutuck 50 33 27 81 D20 Housatonic V 40 76 S1 78 D27 Shepaug 31 54 53 63 D30 Webutuck 52 43 47 67 Gateway 54 66 58 73 McCann 39 38 46 57 0 Housatonic V 36 66 58 87 St 1oe 46 51 62 79 McCann 53 47 47 52 89 50 58 51 56 Shepaug 31 53 78 52 Monument Mt 40 69 33 68 Lenox 50 63 39 75 O McCann 53 52 44 63 4 St 1oe 48 49 49 87 - UV1 lVl 14 - - 16 - ' 11 ' - ' 119 . - - 124 Mt. Creylock 42-54 48-67 125 - - 127 L - - 130 - - F3 . - - F9 - - F1 - - E1 . - - 'WINS This page: Mount Everett won this game against Shepaug - Kevin 1oyce 1321 gets position as Peter McDonald 1501 goes up. Opposite page: Richard Sturchio goes air- borne against Monument Mountain with Tony Culotta trailing. Upper right: Rick Boardmang middle: Walter Eggenbergerg bottom: Vinny Culotta. i 5 0 ff Q: rfwurf L , get 91 1, EV 3 . ,5g. ' f I 1 v ul 1 ,. 1 AM ,-X I - P . a A M ' 1 ,L ru x A ay li ri- 4 ' ' .Wa 2 7 ' 15 ,- Y ' . 'a , A 01' i q 2 f f I wha, 2 ,ff ff 1 I i g fail' i 'V - . 1 l .r Hua f. A I n I fw, 7-Qu-Q -Q ,M v. 5 9 ! 4 i . I Ts .? , E w - 5, A 0 finial, q c I I 1-H Q' . ,,,..-sd ',.,,,,,,,..pnn- Sl ADH V ' 2 RADIO SHACK COOPER HARDWARE llM'S GARAGE 1- '1'1'W ' ' Barrington Plaza Art Supply Center Amfrifan Car Sz Volkswagen il0Q ' fl Picture Frames f Artiat Service Supplieg, Railroad St. Canaan, CT 300 Main, Ct. Barrington, MA 12031824-7009 SCHEDULE - 1977-78 UV1 QVJ - 27-44 ' - 38- 1' - 39- 9 - 38- 1' , 35- 3' 13 32-14 34- 3' 15 29-15 48- 7' 19 Drury 27-29 43-42' 112 , 23-33 47-59 116 19- 7 50- 4' 119 28- 1 35- 4 123 40 9' 127 L 17 24 47 50 130 51 49 F2 47 21 F1 V 36 32 F13 F15 ,1-ff' Mount Everett girl's basketball team has supplied the school with more excitement than any other sport. Six games this season were decided by less than five points. To add to the excitement, Tricia Brown did what no other Mount Everett athlete had ever done - scored 1000 points in her career - and made Channel Six News. D15 Drury 25 32 D20 Housatonic V 10 39 3 D22 Commerce 7 37 4 D27 Wahconah 23 37 3 D29 Mt C-reylock Wahconah 3 D29 Mccann 20 21 qpmpf, ' 24 Ichabod Crane 3 St joe Hoosac 3 3 Lenox 3 4 Mt. Greylock -1 ee - - Pittsfield 22-29 - 1 Monument Mt. 33-23 - 1 Housatonic 15-25 ' - St. joe 18-44 40-47 Taconic 24-37 50-52 'WINS . 5. Opposite page: Tricia Brown's 1000th point N W H layup - against Taconic on February 15. TYQSI,-Q.. iPhoto by john Beclcwithj Right: Valerie Beckwith 1241 and Anne Egerton C201 per- form against Monument Mountain. pw f 6. P -ci BARRINCTON ELECTRIC 'BERKSHIRE LAKE LODGE SHOP Undermountain Road Sheffield, MA 229-2813 ' .A '51 1 AURICAN 1979 ,-48 ri' Seniors' Portraits Wages 34-381 by THE STUDIOS OF PHOTOGRAPHY. Springfield, MA F 1 D -3 59 ,,, ' 7 ' M Wrestling is an individual's sport. There are no miracles in wrestling. I can't help you once you are out there. Out there you are alone. You prepare for the match the night before. It is the night be- fore when you reviewed your moves. It is the night before when psyche yourself for the match. And it is the night before when you promise yourself that you will win. The whistle blows, it is your game now. The coach and team can only sit and yell advice from the side. A mistake, you are losing. The cheering from the side increases, the team will not let him down. Suddenly, with supreme effort he is again on top. The team goes wild yelling, PIN, PIN, PIN, PIN, PIN. It is over, six minutes have passed. He stands at the center of the mat, a victor. This year has been a special year for the wreestling team. Not only did they have a very successful sea- son with 15 wins and 6 losses, but they also broke a win-loss record that was set in 1967 by the boys basketball team. CONGRATULA- sa- J k A X ,' , .lp 4 - ' -film. 4 is 41 Q... Q, TIONS, wrestlers. 4 . at if OIR, i i F img YW w ' 'F , ax 357 .,,.., L.. .N f TNS? 1 I Y 4l , Q ii Q as I 5 ,Q -1 SCHEDULE - 1977-78 WRESTLING D14 Pittsfield 24-46 D17 Monument Mt. 21-37 D21 Drury 66-3 D21 Taconic 52-18 D27 St. 1oe 52-18' 14 Commerce 37-23 14 Hopkins 44-15 17 Mt. Greylock 46-16 111 Berkshire Farms 37-24 121 Quabbin 29-33 121 Ware 42-18' 125 Housatonic Val. 34-23 J 125 Monument Mt. 23-38 A Y 128 Taconic 57-9 in-.. . A I F1 Sr. joe 52-7 ' F4 Putnam 35-23 ...M F4 Granby 23-38 ' ' F8 Mt. Greylock 30-24 W' ' f ,P F11 No. Hampton 51-10 f P14 Pittsfield 30-36 F14 Drury 60- 6' ---........, 'WINS - GATSBYS IVANHOE COUNTRY HOUSE MAPLEWOOD FABRICS VVILLIAM P. SHII I DS The Natural Look in Clothes Under Mountain Road - Rt. 41 Route 7A, Ashley Falls, MA Custom T-Shirt Center Clubs - Businesses - Individuals Sheffield, MA 220-8767 13 Railroad St. Gt. Barrington, MA Q it 'HEERLEADING Are Cheerleaders Necessary? l At a basketball game recently to which our cheer- I. . .i 1 V ' ii Q ' Qi MA l t i xl. ' . i r .l :- ,-ir -rr .: J K. 'xr , l 1 I ' 4 1'. A 1 A N I X R Q v .I va. . ,Qx 6 '. It leaders did not go, people kept asking the question, You didn't bring your cheerleaders? They were sorely . disappointed. yi - fi ttf , 1 1 30 ,nf I 4 'Q 51013 ' J hill' te m N, ,O 1? 3. -XSL? ,, , Above: Football cheerleaders - clock from lower left: Vicki Garrett, Karen Cham- pigny, Carolyn VN'illiams, Nikki Tolvo, An- gel Soudant, Katie Dougherty, Tamie Kel- sey, and Gretchen Langerp middle: Elissa Champigny and Donald Smith. i i 1 h 4 ,Q 4- 5 Qi? 1 SH El:FlEl.D PLASTICS Sheffield, MA Below: Seventh and eighth grade cheer- leaders: jennifer Pothul, Robin Bunce, Deb- , 8 hie Lowry, Kelly Granger, Cheryl Reynolds, Lisa Picl-cert, Debbie Sadera 1 'M .I Y 'j,f, art! 74' 1 1 Left: Basketball cheerleaders: Tammy Bunce, Ann Pedersen, An- nette Wells, Pam Gauthier, and Shari Boibeaux. Right: Clockwise from bottom: Elissa Champigny, Lisa Hills, Tamie Kelsey, and Katie Dougherty. Office in Stockbridge WHEELER AND TAYLOR Gt. Barrington 8: Stockbridge 11 ps ELM COURT INN Leisure Dining Featuring .1 Swiss-German Week-End Menu Rt. 71 No. Egremont, MA 14131 528-1004 Football - Varsity b. Coach Proiette David Whitbeck Mark Moritz Aron Michalski Ed Pothul Frank Reeves Coach Bitel Coach Lucy f. john Daniels Bob Posey David Sadera Darrell Lemmerman Bob Buckley Dale Warner Dean Stapleton Doug Blume Brian Claydon Philipe Robbins Donald Chase k. Mason Whalen Ed Rossi Dale Whitbeck Shawn Sullivan Richard Sturchio Carl Seiger john Green Paul Batacchi Mike Thorpe Stephen Brown jr. High Football b. Coach Costello jeff Duchardt Bobby Seiger Kyle Shiminski jay Overbye Richard Seiger Donald Chase Orville Garrett f. jane Dougherty, Mgr. Robert Andrews john Posey Richard West Douglas Wells Baseball - Varsity b. Coach Gauthier john Daniels, Mgr. Rod Dugan Steve Brown joe McDonald Ricky Boardman Frank Reeves Dan Litchfield f. Mark Massini David Watson Bob Buckley Vinny Gulotta Mike Thorpe Peter Kirchner Rick Zamberletti Baseball - ,IV b. Coach Proiette Remo Pizzichemi Scott Rote Peter McDonald Darrell Lemmerman Gary Dellert jay Cassidy f. john Andrews Kevin Rue er Billy Litchgeld Doug Blume jay Lukkarila David Sadera Basketball - Varsity b. Kelly Consolini Anne Egerton Agnes Pizzichemi Cathy O'Connor Margie Gulotta Susan Kickery julia Eline Betsy Butler Coach Cary f. Tricia Brown Betsy Bynack Valerie Beckwith Laurie johnston Basketball - jV b. Cecilia Anson, mgr. Diane Ziegler Carol Bachetti Patty McDonald Lynn Dugan Susan O'Connor Patricia Wri ht Maureen WEite Margie Gulotta Mary O'Connor Coach Bennett Cindy Boardman, mgr. Amy Fish, mgr. f. Kelly Consolini Patience Cary Kathy McDonnell Wendy Gunn Mia MacDonald Kelly johnston Agnes Pizzichemi Wrestling b. Coach Menin Denise Rueger, mgr Rusty Case Keith Ives Kenny Heath Greg Langer jeff Collingwood Dale Warner jimmy Gauthier Bobby Smith Bruce Collingwood Kevin Rueger Carl Seiger Mike Main Mark VanDeusen Gretchen Langer, mgr. f. Sam Michalski Dwight VanDeusen Mike McDonald Robert Seiger Mark Makuc Mike Drabik Scott Wheeler Peter Broggi Richard Seiger Marvin Cassivant jimmy Makuc Mark DeVoti , 79 AW ARDSXCREDITS Mr. Chamberland Gets Educat0r's Award if-ii-sg -.Afsj , E I HIGH HONORS Sat Right DC LC 8 Y dk a Q 6- 11977-78 fxrst semeste onlyj ANDY BLACK VALERIE BECKWITH LAURIE JOHNSTON PETER WEINSTEIN ROSE CAPPADONA TERESA GULOTTA BONNIE KUNTZ JOANNE O'CONNELL KELLY CONSOLINI ENID EICHSTEDT MARGIE GULOTIA DARRELL LEMMERMAN MARK MAKUC CATHY O'CONNOR I-IILARY BLAIR LINDSEY COOK LYNN DUCAN MELISSA JOYCE LOUISE ANSTETI' DALE WARNER JANE LUKKARILA 2 1 N RV' C-'tv SYN' 'N ig , I, l 1 L Q l i Left: Principal Charnberland received the Outstanding Educator Award in November, 1977. Below: Valerie Beckwith received the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Bottom: Laurie Johnston received the DAR Good Citizen Awardg Andy Black received tlie SAR Good Citizen Awardg Tricia Brown be- came the first Mount Everett basketball ,r ' 1 x player to reach the 1000-point plateau. K' -2-.. V N 'H' . . W il 5 Q if fw- V fifzlk' f i 5. 5 ,I 5 , oi ,W A , ,, l u p 1 Wy . HUM l . I 1 . ix i f, ' Q ,ll - ' Y if ARA f. l 4 1 ,H 5 1. 3,51 .r ,iv bg .3 l rl , l X A3 3 e V'f1'iFq , l W i ,. X, ll 'c L.,,5g ,'-1 r' . ,' g .9 ijffg? N V? Y . ' 1,651+ l E A A, A 5 i . ' tg is 1 .--M- 5 3 1 3'--w I 1 w-2.51 ' A W., l v i l I. 1 r 'H W, V-. , ' 4 at --- fd N ly mg' , r Qin!! CALENDAR lYlVBRl,.'ARY, 1077 8 lTl Ciunman holds real estate executive lui-t.n,.ge in Indianapolis and demands re- lease from 55120000 mortgage. 10 fThj Cunman, Anthony Kiritsis, who held ic-al estate executive Richard Hall cap- live with a shotgun wired to Hall's neck in Indianapolis, releases Hall after demands were agreed to. After Kiritsis gave up, the agreed-to conditions were annulled by au- thorities. 14 QMJ Nazi sympathizer Fred Cowens kills four fellow workmen, a policeman, and himself in New Rochelle, N. Y. 16 QTQ Space shuttle orbiter, Enterprise, has first flight atop Boeing 747, 25 QFJ Sulphur carrier, Marine Foridian, has steering difficulties, strikes Benjamin Harri- son lift bridge in Hopewell, Virginia, col- lapses one section, and dumps four waiting vehicles into the river. Several people die. 28 QMQ Indians in Maine are attempting to regain lands tamounting to as much as two- thirds of the statej that their tribes owned over two hundred years ago. Carter adminis- tration has sided with Indians against the state. BASKETBALL scores - after 1977 yearbook deadline: Uwinl 9 QWJ Dover Plains IV 31-60 V 11 QFD McCann 49-53 54-49 15 QTJ St. joe 41-68 47-72 18 QFD Lenox 44-82 40-83 zz qTy Lee 45-58 48-73 25 QFJ Monument Mt. 37-68 42-62 MARCH, 1977 1 QTJ Federal law extends U. S. Territorial waters to 200 miles off U. S. coasts. 3 fThj Faculty team defeats varsity basket- ball team 64-63 in benefit game. Bing Cros- by, 72, falls 20 feet off stage at his soth anniversary performance. 4 QFD President Carter has radio-talk show, estimated 916 million calls attempted, but President Carter was able to speak to only 42 people. 6 QSJ Senior Peter Chighine is hospitalized after serious automobile accident. 8 QTJ Boys and girls varsity basketball teams play to a 37-37 tie tunder 2-1 handicap scor- ing systeml for Barbara Rhoades Scholar- ship 9 QWQ Black Muslims hold hostages in three different places in Washington, D. C. 10 tThj Cornell University scientists dis- cover that the planet Uranus is encircled by five Saturn-like rings. 14 QM, School out at 12:10 P.M. due to flood- ing streams. 15 QTJ No school, flooding waters cover roads in some places. Nineteen-year-old boy found alive after being buried for eleven days in Bucharest, Romania, earthquake rubble. 16 QWQ No school, flooding waters still cov- er roads. 18 QFJ School out at 12:10 due to snowstorm. 20 Q51 Mrs. Gandhi of India defeated in In- dian national elections. 22 QTQ Premier Breznev of the USSR blasts President Carter for imposing human rights concept on Soviet Union and attempting in- terference in Soviet internal affairs. 22 QW, Nor'easter snowstorm hits East, no school. 23 iThj No school. 27 Q51 Two 747 passenger jets collide on airport runway in Canary Islands creating the worst air disaster ever - 576 dead. APRIL, 1977 12 QTQ Coast Guard escorts Soviet fishing trawler to Boston to unload part of fish car- go after trawler was found fishing within 200 mile limits. 13 QWQ Pops concert in evening at Mount Everett. 15 QEQ Fourth false fire alarm, no passes is- sued to students in afternoon as a result. 20 QW, President Carter announces energy plan which is designed to make fuel more and more expensive until Americans be- come more conservative with energy. 22 QF, Oil well in North Sea off Norway rupturesg millions of gallons of oil and natu- ral gas spill into the ocean. 27 QWQ Death of Peter Chighine, Class of 1977, announced, he was injured in auto ac- cident on March 6. MAY, 1977 9 QMQ No school. Snowstorm loads down leafed-out trees and breaks off limbs, Elec- tricity off in south county all day. 16 QMJ Helicopter accident atop the PanAm Building in New York City throws debris 59 stories into street below, five people killed, eight injured. 17 QTJ Mrs. Preiss speaks at NHS induction ceremony, eighteen students become NHS members. 21 Q50 juniors hold prom, If I Ever Lose This Heaven. 22 QMQ Terrorists in Holland hold school children and trainload of people hostage. 26 ffhj Daredevil climbs outside wall of World Trade Center in New York City as concerned officials tell him to come down. 27 QFJ Yearbook dance at Mount Everett. 28 Q50 Night club fire in Southgate, Ken- tucky, kills 160 people. IUNE, 1977 SQFJ 83 seniors graduate in outdoor ceremo- ny at Mount Everett, Mr. James Shiminski is speaker. 10 QFJ james Earl Ray, convicted killer of Martin Luther King, escapes from prison. Dutch Marines storm train being held for three weeks in Holland by terrorists, hos- tages freed. 131 MQ James Earl Ray recaptured and re- turned to prison. 15 QWQ Rocket Scientist Wernher von Braun died of cancer at 65. copy cont. to p. 84 El 'Z' x D Rf X., , . A-, ,..-,, ' V: clay M4 I yd dlq if CALENDAR QCONTINUEDJ Io tThj Dennis Irvine elected Boys' state goveriior at convention in Worcester. 20tN1j Alaskan pipeline begins moving oil. 30 tThj President Carter shuts off the B-1 program in favor of the Cruise missle. JULY, 1977 8 fFj Violent explosion destroys pump sta- tion on Alaskan pipe line, kills one person, and injuires several. 81151 Roy Crane, creator of Buz Sawyer, dies at 75. 13 fWj Thunderstorm creates massive blackout in New York City, a night of loot- ing ensues in many areas. 3700 people ar- rested for looting. North Koreans shoot down American he- liopter killing three crew members, one crew member survives. 20 QWQ Torrential rains cause 100-million- dollar flood in Johnstown, Pa., 51 people die. Mayor gives shoot-to-kill orders to halt looting. 27 QWJ Runaway fire destroys over 200 houses in Santa Barbara, California. AUGUST, 1977 11 fThj .44 caliber killer, David Berkowitz ISon of Samj, captured in New York City. 12 QFJ Shuttlecraft Enterprise has first free glide and successful landing. 16 QTQ Elvis Presley, Rock-n-Roll singer, dies at age 42. 18 fThj Car driven into crowd of mourners outside Elvis Presley's mansion kills two women and injures others. 23 QTJ Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel convicted of corruption in office. 30 tTj Multiple-killer David Berkowit7 lSon of Samj said incompetent to stand trial in psychiatrist's report. SEPTEMBER, 1977 7 School opens. 12 QMJ Poet Robert Lowell dies at oO. Flash floods with crests up to 20 feet high inun- date Kansas City and cause 19 deaths. 20 QTQ Unseasonably cold and wet weather closes Great Barrington Fair. 21 QWJ Budget Director Bert Lance, of the Carter administration, resigns after pres- sures of on-going investigations mount. 23 QFQ Steel mills in Youngstown, Ohio, shut down, 5000 jobs to be directly affected. OCTOBER, 1977 14 fFj Singer Bing Crosby dies. 18 QTI In a daring raid, West German anti- terrorist commandos free hostages on a hi- jacked passenger jet from terrorists. New York Yankees win World Series in Baseball with an 8-4 win in the sixth game. Reggie jackson sets homerun record for World Se- ries with six. 19 QWQ Concorde SST makes trial landing at New York City. NOVEMBER, 1977 5 QSO Band leader Guy Lombardo dies. 6 QSQ Thirty foot wall of water destroys Ta- coa, Georgia, after flash flooding causes dam to give way. Over 40 people die. 7 fMj Girls' Field Hockey plays tournament game with West Springfield at Mount Ever- ett field. Mount Everett girls lose in rain, 0- 1. 13 QSQ First snow of season. 19 QSTI Eygpt's President Sadat visits Irael in a storm of protest from the Arab coun- tries. 22 QTQ French and British SST's begin long- delayed passenger service to New York City, DECEMBER, 1977 4 QSJ Hijacked airliner explodes over Ma- layia, no one on board survives. 7 QWQ Gordie Howe of the New England Whalers gets the 1000th goal of his career. 9 QFJ Snowstorm - no school. 13 QTJ Fire in dorm at Providence College in Rhoade Island kills 9 coeds. University of Evansville basketball team dies in aircraft crash in Illinois. 14 QW, Farmers in Midwest strike for higher produce prices. 21 QWJ Heavy explosions being heard in atmosphere off coast of New Jersey. Alumni Tea held at Mount Everett after school. 22 QThj Grain elevators explode in New Or- leans, 34 people die as huge fragments of concrete come down. 25 Q51 Charlie Chaplin dies at age 88. JANUARY, 1978 9 IMD january thaw Qrainj followed by rapid drop of temperature. 13 IH Senator Hubert Humphrey dies of cancer at age 66. 18 QWJ The Hartford Civic Center Coliseum roof collapses under weight of snow and ice, no one is injured, but about 30 million dol- lars worth of damage is done. 24 QT, No school, teachers' in-service work- shop. 25 QWJ No school due to january thaw and icy roads. 26 QThj No school, icy roads. 27 QF, First semester extended for one week to make up for lost school days. FEBRUARY, 1978 3 QFD Second marking period ends. 6 QMQ Snowstorm Larry strikes East Coast, eighty-mile-per-hour winds accom- pany more than 30 inches of snow in Bos- ton. Storm is being called the worst storm of the century. Governors of Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island close all roads to vehicles except those being used in emergency situations. 7 QTQ No school due to storm. 8 QWJ No school, digging out still taking place. 15 QWQ Tricia Brown becomes first Mount Everett basketball player to score 1000 points. 17 QFJ American yearbook consultant Don Lendry picks up final deadline materials for 1978 Aurigan. ix? , X -- , 1 1 ,JIQ -4? -2,1 'inf xx '1- fi . y X . 1' 'Q' 1- S' so' Q. Elfrs., Win-1 I '- s X ' , .?! I X ' ' 'W' 'AQC' -4 W A ,x,,.,,iP k , , vm., 1 ' -wg . S L- im4 . , wx- J-1, ,,. .,.,, . , ,, ,.., . ., ..., .. . I 1 ..., ,ini-' .. ,Iii in . . ff uv v Q xwrgglgiggv I J Q f- 1' Q ,,,, A Q ' X , , . ' Q Q ,px ' W , f if A kg 33535 Y' nag? K5 'C E. J? ff '23 2 iv 'KW iw ,y 1 i' I f Q24 -sw , ., N A Zim ' ' ' V 3.1 mfg, 3 ,rg Y ,, , ' 'J' ,gf , ,. 3' k ,X W1 51, 'grub V I 4 4' lg L ' Q 0 MY v f' s ,V L fi Q , tl - f 1 , S 3 6- 1. X '. nv F , 0 6 gm., f. I' ...U F' 4,4 '41 A INDEX 1A1 administration 1.11 aides 1I1 faculty 1I'1 school personnel 1I21 llth grade Abbott Danrer 15124 Abbott, Mr- hael 110128 Adrriiriistration 42 Agar l'atil.a 112134, 55 Alden, Mr Dale 1F1 Allsfrp, Richard 1111 Alvarcs, Mr Leo1F1 Amstead, Mr. Bruce1p1 Andrews, john 1111 30, 79 Boardman, Holly 181 24 Boardman, Michael 110128 Boardman, Richard 1111 30, 61, 79, 78 Bobola, Tammy 171 22 Bock, Mrs. Eleanor 1p1 Boibeaux, jacqueline 191 26 Boibeaux, Michele 1111 30, 53 Cheerleaders 76 Christman, Pamela 181 24, 25 Clark, Dawn 191 26 Clark, Scott 171 22 Clark, Todd 181 24, as Claydon, Brian 111130, 66, 79 Coach, jamie 191 26 Coach, Lisa 1111 30 Eichstedt, james 191 26 Eichstedt, Kelly 181 24 Eichstedt, Mark 181 24 Eichstedt, Paul 1121 36 Eichstedt, Peter 191 26 Eismann, jonathon1111 30 Eline, julia 111130, 31, 68, 78, 79 Eline, Matthew 191 26, 53, 65 Boibeaux, Shari 1121 35, 55, 77 Booton, lan 1101 Bosworth, Doug 1101 28 Bourdo, Darline 1111 30 Bourque, David 171 22 Bourque, Donald 181 24 Bourque Bourque 39, 49 , Robert 1101 28 ,Victoria 1121 20, 21, 34, , 55, 58, 59, 68, 09, 78 Andrews , Robert 171 22, 79 Andrews, Rodney 1101 28 Andrus, Daniel 1111 30 Andrus, jon 171 22 Andrus, Rrchard18124 Andrus, Sue 1121 35 Anson, Cecilia 1111 30, 55, 79 Anstett, Irene 1111 30 Anstett, Louise 1121 35 Aragi, Deborah 171 22 Aragi, Li nda 1121 35 Armstrong, Cindy 191 26 Armstrong, jayne 1121 34, 35, 62, Gauthier, Mr. Robert 1F1 53, 79 jervas, Tammy 181 24 Bartow, Mr Carl 1p1 Gillette, Fred 171 22, 79 78, 79 Arzt, Mrs Grace W,1p147 Awards!Credits 80 Bachetti, Carol 191 26, 78, 79 Bachetti, Susanne 1101 28 Bailey, Peter 1101 28, 78 Balch, Carolyn 171 22 Ball, Mr Robert 1p1 Ball, Sharon 181 24 Ball, Sheila 181 24 Band 12 Barnum, Lee 1111 30, 48 Barth, Bruce 171 22 Bartholomew, Dana 181 24, 85 Bartholomew, Laura 171 13, 22 Bartow, Margie 1121 35 Baseball 60 Bouthillette, Mrs. Phyllis 1p1 47 Bozek, Mr. Francis 1F178 Bradley, Tara 171 13, 22 Brandt, Neal 111130 Brazie, Ronald 1101 28 Brazie, Rose 1121 35, 88 Brehm, Mrs. Pamela B. 1F1 Briggs, Cheri 181 24 Briggs, William 110128 Brigham, Mrs. Iona 1F1 45 Broggi, john 1101 28 Broggi, Peter 1121 35, 79 Brolli, Mrs. Marcia 1F1 48 Brown, Patricia 1121 35, 63, 68, 72, 78, 79, 81 Brown, Stephen 191 13, 26, 79 Brucale, Peter 171 22 Buckley, Robert 1111 20, 30, 79 Building 8 4 Bunce, Robin 171 22, 76 Bunce, Tammy 191 26, 76 Burkle, Mr. Gary 1F1 Bush, Bonnie 171 22 Bush, Kim 171 22 Bush, Vallerie 191 26 Butera, june 1101 5, 28 Butler, Betsy 1111 30, 79 Butler, Brian 191 26 Bynack, Betsy 1121 35, 55, 63, 79 Coach, Tracy 191 26 Coach, William 1121 Collingwood, Bruce 1101 28, 64, 78, 83, 79 Collingwood, jeffrey 1101 28, 78, 79 Collins, Mr. David 1F1 45 Community 2 Consolati, Mr. Thomas 1A1 42, 43 Consolini, Kelly 1101 12, 28, 78, 79, B7 Consolini, Mark 171 12, 22, 85 Cook, jim 112135,88 Cook, Lindsey 191 13, 26 Coon, Alice 1121 Costello, Mr. Guy 1D 79 Cote, Andrew 171 22 Cote, Stephen 181 24 Crawford, Nancy 1111 30 Crine, Mary 1101 28, 48 Crine, Richard 181 Cronk, Theresa 1121 35, 49 Cross-Country 64 Curriculum 48 Curtis, Mrs. jean 1p1 46 Curtiss, David 191 26 Eline, Mr. Wayne 1F1 Emprimo, Kimberly 191 12, 26, 27 Esposito. Esposito, Olivia 181 24 Sebastian 1101 28, 54, 78 Faculty 44 Fairchild, Sheri 1101 28 Farnum, Heidi 1111 30 Farnum, jean 1101 28 Farnum, jeffrey 1121 87, 88 Farnum, Karen 1121 36 Farnham, Mitchell 17122 Farrell, L inda1111 30 Farrell, Scott 171 22 Fazzina, Patricia 1121 36 Fennell, Carol 1111 30, 68, 78 Fennell, Mary 1121 7, 12, 36, 88 Fennell, William 181 24, 78 Field Hockey 68 Fish, Amy 1101 28, 79 Fish, john 191 26 Fleming, Michael 1101 28 Football 66 Friedman, Paula 181 24 Fryc, Mr. Bernard 1F1 Fuller, Kathrine18124 Curtiss, George 1101 28 Curtiss, Glenn 171 22 Curtiss, Mary 191 26 Curtiss, Richard 1111 30 Curtiss, Sue 1121 35, 88 Daniels, Dapretto Dapretto john 191 26, 79 , Christine 1121 35 , Nina 1101 zs Dapretto, Norma 1101 28 Dapretto, Theresa 171 22 Bynack, jeffrey 191 26 Bynack, Wendy 191 26 Bassett, Sandra 191 21, 26, 78 Basketba ll 70 Bassett, Cathy 171 13, 22 Bassett, Elina111130 Bassett, Regina 1121 21, 34, 39, 55, 78 Bassett, Sharon 191 21, 26, 69, 78 Batacch Batacch Batacch Beattie, Beattie, Becker, Becker, i, Paul 1121 14, 35, 58, 79 i, Peter 111130 r, Ted 181 zo, 24 jonathan 191 26, 78 Kim 1101 5, 28, 78 Alan qui so Andrew 1101 28 Beckwith, jessica 19126 Beckwith, Valerie 11217, 32, 35, 55, 62, 73, 7B, 79, 81 Behne, Denise 171 22 Bell, David 1101 28 Bennett, Robin 79 Bernstein, Alana 171 22 Bigelow, Debra 1101 28 Bitell, Richard 66 Black, Andrew 1121 7, 21, 32, 35, 55, 78, 81 Blair, Hilary 191 26 Blanro, Kevin 1101 28 Blume. Douglas 1111 14, 30, 31, 61, 67, 70 Blume Maureen1IO1 Blume Mitliael1812O,50, 24 Bii.irrim..in hflrs Carol 1p147 Bnartlrrnrrfi 1 ,ntlwra 1101 28, 79 Boarclmanlws-1 i121 35 Bynack, William 111121, 30 Byrne, Mr. james 1p1 Calendar 82 Callaghan, Mrs jo-Ann1F1 21,45 Camp, Karen, 181 24, 25 Candee, Howard 1111 30 Candee, Robert 171 22 Cane, Teresa 191 26 Cane, Thomas 181 24 Cappadona, Rose 1121 35 Carley, Richard 1101 Carley, Shari 181 Carlson, Christine 1101 Carr, Marion 1121 34, 88 Carson, Mark 1121 Carson, Timothy 1121 Carter, jean 191 26 Cartinelli, Peter 181 24, 85 Cary, Patience 1101 28, 79 Cary, Russell 1121 Cary, Mr. j. Scott 1F1 59, 79 Caryofilles, Tina 1111 30 Case, William 181 24, 65, 78, 79 Casey, Mrs. jean 1p1 47 Cassivant, Marvin 181 24, 79 Chamberland, Mr, Raymond 1A1 43, BI Champigny, Doug 171 22 Champigny, Elissa 1101 28, 76, 77, Davenport, Denise 1121 19, 35 Davis, Mr. Edgar 1F1 20 Davis, Star 181 24 Davis, Tammy 171 22 Decker, Theresa 1111 30, 87 Dellert, Gary 1111 20, 30, 79 Delmolino, Sandra 181 12, 24 Delmolino, Susan 191 26 Deming, Mark 112134 DeVan, Yvette 1101 85 DeVoti, Mark 1101 15, ss, 75, 79, 83 Dougherty, jane 181 24, 49, 79, 86 Dougherty, Katie 1111 30, 54, 58, 76, 77 Dow, Mr. john 1p1 Drabik, Mark 181 24, 78 Drabik, Mike 1121 7, 21, 35, 58, 64, 78, 79 Drew, Mrs. Donna 1D Driscoll, David 181 24 Driscoll, joann 1111 30 Duchardt, jeffrey 171 22, 23, 79, 85 Duchardt, Mr. Robert 1F1 45 Dufresne, Paul 1121 35, 78 Dugan, Lynn 191 12, 26, 79 Dunham, Mr. Robert 1I-3 20, 50 Fuller, Wanda 1101 28 Funk, Lisa 1111 30 Garrett, Orville 181 24, 79 Garrett, Victorine 1111 30, 55, 83, 76 Gauthier, David 16179 Gauthier, james 181 24, 85 Gauthier, Pamela 1101 2, 12, 28, 53, 76, 78, 85 Germain, Merry 171 22 Germain, Michael 1101 28 Gibbs. William 112132, 36, sv Gillooly, Mr. William 1F1 18, 49, 78 Gingras, Gleason, Peter 1121 Mr, Donald 1p1 Gleason, Mrs. Grace 1p1 46 Goewey, Deborah 181 24 Goewey, Duane 191 26 Goewey, Mary 181 24 Golden, Andre 171 Gomez, Angela 1111 30 Goss, Carolyn 171 22 Goss, Susan 1101 28, 83 Graber, Mr. Ren 1A1 43 Granger, Kelly 171 22, 77 Granger, Kevin 1111 30 Greaves, Maiya 181 78 Green, john 1121 15, 19, 37, 66, 79, 85, BB Green, Brenda 171 22 Green, Linda 171 22 Green, Melissa 171 22 Green, Monty 1111 48 Green, Thomas 181 24 Green, Tina 181 24 85 Champigny, Karen 1111 30, 76 Chase, Donald 191 79 Chase, Tracy 1111 13, 30, 31, 55, 78, 83 Dupont, Kenneth 1111 Durgin, Mr. David 1F1 Durkin, Denise 181 24 Duryea, Dale 1121 35 Duryea, james 1101 28 Duryea, Roger 171 22 Egerton, Anne 1121 35, 40, 73, 78, 79, 88 Eggenberger, Sylvia 1111 30 Eggenberger, Walter 1121 34, 35, 78 Eichstedt, Desiree 191 26 Eichstedt, Enid 1101 28 Griffin, Deborah 1121 34, 37, ae Guidi, Robert 191 26 Gulotta, Anthony 1121 32, 37, 71, 78 Gulotta, Margie 1101 12, 28, 79, 85 Gulotta, Teresa 1111 30, 53, 62, 63, 78, 85 Gulotta, Vincent 1121 33, 37, 61, 64, 71, 78, 79, 83, 88 Gunn, Wendy 191 26, 53, 79 Hadsell, Sandra 191 26 Haecker, Stefan 181 24, 85 Hall, Patrick 171 22 Handlewich, Sherri 171 Handlewich, Lynn 181 24 Handlowich, Sherri 171 22 Hankey, Robin 1111 30 llankey, Tamara 181 Hastedt, Colleen 1101 28 Hastings, Mr. David 1F1 Hatfield, Adam 171 22 Heath, Kenneth 1101 28, 48, 75, 79 Heath, Kristine 1121 38 Hebert, Arthur 1111 20, 30 Helmrich, Mr. George j. 1A1 43 Herlihy, Mr. james 1F1 Hennes, Donna 1101 28 Hennes, Tina 181 24 Hennessey, Lisa 171 22 Hewins, Pamela 171 22 Hewins, Tammy 191 26 Hils, Linda112137, ss Hils, Lisa 1111 30, 77, 78 Hinsch, Miss Dora 1F1 20 Hitchcock, Lisa 181 24 Hitchcock, Michele 1101 28 Hitchcock, Susan 1101 28 Hodge, David 161 78 Hodge, Kathleen 171 22 Hohman, Brian 181 24 Holst-Grubbe, Carl 1101 28 Holst-Grubbe, Danette 181 24 Hotaling, john 191 26 Hurd, Richard 191 26 Hyman, Andrew 1101 28, 52, S3 Hyman, David 11219, 36 lmpoco, Marie 171 12, 22 Irvine, Mr. David 1F1 Irvine, Dennis 1121 16, 36, 40, 57, 58, BB Iverson, Rosanne 181 24, 25 lves, Keith 191 26, 79 jamieson, james 1111 30 jaouen, Mrs. Patricia 1F1 jervas, Troy 1121 9, 36, 41 johnston, Kelly 191 26, 53, 78, 79 johnston, joseph 171 22 johnston, Laurie 11217, 17, 36, 55, 62, 68, 69, 78, 79, BI johnston, Michael 1111 4, 30, 31 jones, Laura 1121 36 jones, Mrs. Madeline 1F1 jones, Steven 171 13, 22 joseph, Mr. Wayne 1F1 joyce Charles 171 joyce, Kevin 1111 30, 70, 78 joyce, Melissa 191 12 26 joyner, Natalie 1121 38 Kahlstrom, Lucinda 1101 12, 28, 78 Keefner, Shelley 1111 30 Kelley, Mr. joseph 1F1 8, 83 Kelly, Susan 191 13, 26, 27, 78 Kelsey, Tamie 1101 28, 76, 77, 85 Kennedy, Mrs. Anne 1F1 Kerber, Mrs. Martha 1I-1 Kickery, Susan 1101 12, 28, 78, 79 Kilmer, Robert 1111 30 Kimpel, Douglas 1111 48 Kimpel, Linda 1101 28 Kimpel, Nanette 191 13, 26 Kingdon, jackie 191 26 Kinsley, Stacey 171 22 Koldys, Michael 1111 30, 48, 78 Kollmer, Mr. Edward 1F1 Koneazny, Mrs. Helen 1p1 Koneazny, james 181 24 Kradel, Karen 191 13, 85 Kradel, Teresa 1111 13, 20, 30, 55, 83, 87 Krol, Mr. Robert 1F1 45, 85 Kuntz, Bonnie 1111 30, 55 Kuzia, Mr. Richard 1F1 Labrecque, Lisa 171 22 do fN Lampman, Mr Allen1F1 Langer Greg 1101 28, 64, 75, 78, 79 BJ Langer, Gretchen 1111 20, 30, 53. 55, 76, 78, 79 Lanoue, jacqueltne 171 22 Lapoint, Cheryl 171 22 LaPoint, Michele 191 26, 83 Lawless, Mr Michael 1F1 Legeyt, Susan 181 13, 24 Lehmbeck, Cynthia 1101 28, 54, 55 Lehmbeck, john 181 24 Lemmerman, Darrell 1101 28, 29, 79 Lemmerman,joann19113, 26,5-1, 65, 78 Leonard, Randy 112137, 85 Leslie, Miss. Susan K. 1f1 54, 55, 69, 78, 88 O'Connor, Cathy 1101 28, 29, 78, 79 O'Connor, Francis 1121 37 O'Connor, Margaret 171 22 O'Connor, Mary-Beth'191 26, 79 O'Connor, Susan 191 26, 79 O'Donnell, William 111130 Ormsbee, Anita 1121 37, 88 Ormsbee, Edmund 181 24 Ormsbee, jamie 171 22 Ormsbee, john 1101 28 Orth, Roland 1101 28 Ostrander, Anna 1111 30 Ostrander, Edward 191 26 Ostrander, Lisa 181 24 Overbye, jay 181 24, 79, 85 Overbye, jill 181 13, 24 Raskind, Rawling, Mr. Mark 1F1 58, 52 Ginger 78 Real, Tom 1101 28, 78 Reeves, Frank 1111 12, 20, 30, ol 66, 79 Reeves, Mrs. Thelma 1p1 46 Reuter, Elizabeth 181 12 Reynolds, Cheryl 171 77 Reynolds , Doreen 1101 28, 55 Reynolds, Richard 181 24 Reynolds, Robin 191 Z6 Rhoades, james 1111 30 Rhoades, Maryanne 191 Rhoades, Susan 181 24 Rice, Kim 1101 28 Rice, Wil liam 171 22, 49 Riiska, Mark 1111 30, 48 Smith, Smith, Eric 191 26 Evelyn 191 26 Smith, Jeri 1121 33, 37, sa Smith Matthew 171 22 Smith Nancy 1101 28 Smith, Robert 112136, 74, 79 Smith Scott 171 22 Smith, Steven 171 22 Smith Wendy 181 13, 24 Softball 62 Soudant, Angel 11217, 33, 36, 58, 76, 78 Soudant, Nancy 191 26 Soudant, Sally 181 13, 24, 85 Spencer, Christopher 181 24 Spencer, Miriam 181 24 Stalker, George 1101 Ovitt, ' Litchfield, Daniel 112137, 58, 66, 1 79 1 Litchfield, Marilyn 1121 38, 88 Litchfield, William 1101 28, 79 Literary Magazine 55 1 Loewe, Miles 1101 28 Love, Daniel 1121 37, 39 Lowry, Deborah 171 22, 77 l Lowry, Robin 191 26 Lucy, Mr. Donald 1F1 78, 79 1 Lukkarila, jane 191 12, za, sa Lukkarila, jay 1101 12, 28, 54, 79 Lukkarila, Paul 171 22 Macchi, Dailyn 181 24, 85 Macchi, Mark 1101 28 1 MacDonald, Mia 191 26, 65, 78 MacDonald, Michael 1111 21, 30, 79 MacDonald, Pamela 171 13, 22 Machia, lrwin 171 22 Machia, Margaret 181 MacNeil, Arthur 1121 37 MacNeil, Terri 191 26 Main, Michael 181 24, 75, 78, 79 I Makuc, james 181 24, 79 1 Makuc, john 191 12, 26 W Makuc, Mark 1101 12, za, 29, sz, 79 Mansfield, james 1101 28 l 1 1 l Margadant, jacqueline 171 22 1 Marion, Thomas 1111 30 Martin, Michael 171 22 Ovitt, Felecie 191 Ovitt, janice 171 22 Ovitt, Karen 181 13, 24 Ovitt, Lorene 1101 12, 28 Michael 181 24, 78 Palmer, Bonnie 1101 28 Palmer, Robert 181 24 Papp, Christine 171 22 Parker, Melissa 181 24 Parks, Beth 191 26 Passetto, Carolyn 1101 28 Paterson, Ellen 11217, 13, 20, 37. 40, 54, 78 Patterson, Ronald 1111 30, 48, 78, B6 Paul, Gina 181 24 Paul, Maurica 1101 28 Pavoni, Richard 78 Pedersen, Ann 1121 1, 7, 12, 20, 37, 39, 53, 55, 56, 58, 76, 73 Pedersen, Mrs. Grace 1p1 Pedersen, Miss Ruth L. 1a1 Pellegrini, Roxanne 191 26 Pensoneault, jesse 181 24 Percy, Anthony 1111 30 Percy, Donald 181 24 Percy, Michael 191 26 Percy, Robert 1121 37, 88 Peron, Mr. John 1F1 20 Perry, james 181 24 Personnel 46 Robarge, Richard 171 22 Robbins, Philipe 1101 28, 79 Robbins, Rebecca 191 26 Robinson, Mrs, lda 1p1 Robinson, Mr, james 1A1 Robinson, Melissa 1121 7, 38, 88 Rokos, Mrs, Muriel 1p1 47 Rood, Harold 1101 Rooney, Mr, john 1p1 47 Roots, Pamela 1121 21, 36, 41 Rosier, Lisa 171 22 Rosier, Theresa 1101 28 Rossi, Denise 171 22 Rossi, Eddie 191 26, 66, 79, 85 Rossi, Kathleen 1111 30, 78 Rote, jeffrey 1111 13, 30, 78, 79 Rueger, Bryan 181 12, 24, 85 Rueger, Denise 1121 7, 13, 36, 55, 79, 81, 88 Rueger, Kevin 1101 12, 28, 79 Rustia, Melissa 191 26, 83 Ryan, Glen 181 24, 85 Ryan, john 1101 28, 48 Ryan, Robert 191 26, 49 Ryan, Scott 1121 37, 88 Ryder, Shawn 1101 12, 28, 78 Sable, Damon 191 Sadera, Dave 1101 15, 28, 29, 79 Sadera, Debra 181 12, 77 Sadera, Christine 171 13, Z2 Sali, jim 171 22, 23 Stalker, Peter 1111 30 Stanton, james 191 26 Stanton, Krista 191 26, 54 Stanton, Patrick 171 22, 85 Stapleton, Dean 1111 30, 79 Stapleton, Heather 191 26 Stark, Wendy 1121 Steson, Tami 191 26 Stevens, Deborah 181 24 Storti, Mrs. janice1F1 Streeter, Mrs. lnez 1F1 46 Student Council 53 Sturchio 36, 57, 58, 67, 71, 78, 79 Sullivan, Maryann 191 26, 79 , Richard 11217, 14, zo, 21, Wells, Douglas 171 22, 79 Wells, jane 171 12, 22 Wells, judy181 13, 24 Wells, Terri 181 13, 24 West, Richard 171 22, 79 Whalen, Mason 191 20, 26, 49, 79 Whalen, Timothy 181 24 Wheeler, Carl 191 26 Wheeler, Scott 11217, 37, 79 Whisenant, Amy 1111 30, 78 Whitbeik, Dale 1121 34, 37, 61, 79 Whitbeck, David 191 26, 79 Whitbeck, Donald 171 22, 23 Whitbeck, Linda 181 24 white, Carolee 1101 28 White, Francis 1121 38, 41 White, Maureen 191 26, 79 White, Susan 1121 38 Wilcox, Mrs. joan 1F1 47 Wilcox, julie 1101 28 Wilcox, Thomas 1121 38 Wilkinson, joseph 181 24 Wilkinson, Lisa 1101 28 Wilkinson, Paula 191 26 Williams, Carolyn 1111 30, 58, 76 Williams, Glendora Williams, Verna 191 10, 26 Wilson, Dawn 1111 30 Wilson, Gregory 1121 38, 39 Witruk, Robert 1101 Wood, Elisabeth 171 13, 22 Wrestling 74 Sullivan, Shawn 11217, 33, 36, SB Swanson, jay 181 24 Table of Contents 6 Tanner, Lisa 1111 30 TenBroeck, Michele 1111 30 TenBroeck, Thomas 1101 28 Terpenning, Sue Ann 181 24 Terry, Charles 1101 28 Thompson, Myrna 1101 Thompson, Scott 161 85 Wright, David 1111 30, 48 Wrignt, john 181 24 Wright, Linda 181 24 Wright, Lisa 1121 34, 38, 88 Wright, Patricia 191 26, 48, 79 Wright, Teresa 1111 30 Wuori, Laurie 171 12, 24 Wuori, Richard 1111 30 Thompson, Warren 1111 12, 30 Thorn, Anna 1121 12, 20, 36, 78 Thorn, Elizabeth 1101 28, 78 Thorpe, Michael 1121 37, 51, 61, 66, 79 Shaw, Brian 1111 30, 48, 78 1 Martins, Kevin 191 Z6 I Massine, Marie 1101 28 McDonald, Patti 191 26, 79 McDonald, Peter 1111 30, 70, 78, 79 McDonnell, Kathy 1101 28, 79 McLaughlin, Kevin 191 26 Menin, Mr. Paul 1F1 54, 79 Michalski, Aron 191 26, 27, 79 Michalski, Sam 171 79 Mielke, Paula 11216, 7, 20, 33, 37, 58, 66 Miller, Kathy 1121 7, 21, 36, 55, 56, 58 Miller, Kristy 191 26 Montoux, jonathan 171 Moritz, Mark 191 26, 67, 78, 79 Muller, Charles 181 79 Murray, Adlor 191 26 National Honor Society S5 Newton, Roger 1111 30 Nilson, Mr. Robert 1p1 Nott, Carlton 181 24 Nott, Gregory 1121 36 Nourse, Neil 1121 36 1 Nourse, Thea 191 26, 36, 83 Novak, Mrs. Laraine 1p1 47 Novicki, joseph 1111 30, 48 Oakes, Larry 1121 l O'Brien, Donna 191 26 l O'Brien, Evelyn 181 24 T O'Brien, Mae 1121 36 V O'Brien, Mr. Paul 1F1 i O'Connell, Gwendolynne 1121 7, 16, 20, 36, 40, 52, 53, 54, 68, 78 l O'Connell, joanne 1111 30, 52, 53, l 1 Petersen, Andy 1101 28, 85 Petersen, Tammy 1121 36, 39, 55, 59, 86 Phillips, Adam 1101 28, 78 Pickert, Charles 1111 30 Pickert, Lisa 181 24, 77 Pino, Lynn 1121 36 Pino, Ruth 191 20, 26 Piper, Mrs. Emlie1F1 Pizzichemi, Agnes 1101 12, 28, 53, 78, 79 Piuichemi, Andreana 1121 7, 12, 56, 53, 55, 69, 78, 85, 88 Play 56 Pond, Catherine 1101 Pond, Dawn 1111 30 Pond, Kelly 171 22 Porrovecchio, Mr. Marc 1F1 Posey, john 171 22, 79, 85 Posey, Robert 191 26, 79 Pothul, Edward 1111 30, 79, 85 Pothul, jennifer 181 24, 83, 76 Pothul, john 181 24 Pothul, Steven 171 22 Pottle, Mr. David W. 1A1 43 Preston, Melissa 171 Procter, Melissa 181 24 Proiette, Mr, Alfred R. 1F1 79 Prom 58 Pratt, joy 1111 30 Puleri, james 181 24, 85 Purcell, Carolyn 1101 Putnam, Brett 191 Race, Cindy 191 26, 27 Sali julie 1101 Z8 Salzmann, Michael 181 24 Sanders-Brown, Mrs, jane L. 1a1 Schnurr, Schutz, E Karen 171 22 rik 1111 30 Schutz, Kristina 181 24 Schutz, Suzanne 171 22 Seavey, Mr. Wayne 1F1 Seidl, Michelle 181 24 Selger, Carl 1121 37, SB, 67, 75, 79 Seiger, Richard 171 22, 79 Seiger, Robert 181 24, 79 Sellew, Mr. Welles 1F1 Seniors 32 Shafiroff, Dr. Paul G. 1A1 43 Shanley, Karen 171 22 Shanley, Laurie 1101 28 Shanley, Mark 1111 30, 50 Shanley, Mary 1121 37 Shanley, Tanya 191 26 Sheehy, Lorraine 1111 30 Sheridan, Donna 1121 37 Sheridan, Patrick 181 24 Sheridan, Richard 191 26 Shifnadel, Mr. Steve 1F1 Shiminski, Kyle 191 13, 26, 79 Shortis, Kim 181 24 Siter, Glenn 171 22 Skarupa, Bill 161 85 Sluka, Teresa 171 22 Small, Mr. Steven A. 1F1 Smith, D onald 1111 30, 55, 76 Smith, Ellyn 1101 28 Tolvo, Anthony 171 22 Tolvo, Martine 191 26 Tolvo, Nicole 1121 7, 32, 37, 41, 76 Tompkins, Gordon 1121 Tompkins, Maureen 1111 Turner, George 191 Turner, Paul 191 13, 26 Twing, Frank 181 24 Ullrich, Mrs. Sabina M. 1p1 47 Vachon, Mrs. Lea 1F1 VanDeusen, Dwight 191 26, 79 VanDeusen, joan 1111 30 VanDeusen, Mark 1101 28, 79 Vorck, Lisa 1111 30 Wadman, Michael 191 Wadman, Peggy 1111 Walther, Cheryl 1101 28, 78 Warner, Dale 1111 14, 20, 30, 55, 74, 79 Warner, Lynn 171 22 Wartella, Kathy 191 26 Wartella, Mr. Myron 1F1 12 Wartella, Myron 171 13, 22 Watson, Alice 181 24 Watson, Susan 191 26 Weinreb, Francis 1101 28 Weinstein, Peter 1121 20, 32, 38, 85, 86 Welch, Linda 1101 28, 78 Welch, Mrs. Mary Alice 1F1 Welch, Mrs. jill 1p1 46 Wellington, james 1101 28, 48 Wellington, Kathy 1121 37 Wells, Annette 1101 11, 28, 76 Wyman, Chuck 1101 28 Wyman, janice 191 26 Wyman, Ronald 181 Wyman, William 1111 Yearbook 6 Zablonski, Mr. Alan 1F1 Zamberletti, Michelle 1111 30 Zamberletti, Richard 1121 38, 51, 79, 86 Zamperini, Teresa 1101 28 Ziegler, David 181 24 Ziegler, Diane 1101 28, 79 Zigmand, Karl 191 26, 49, 53, 78 Zigmand, Paul 1111 30 Zink, Kathy 1101 za, 51, 78 Zink, Laurie 1111 30, 48 Zink, Steven 181 24 1 .Q pl' 1144 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