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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1981 volume:

BUSHNELL-SAGE LIBRARY Skeffi Library ;. 01251 „« ? ' . ■ ■ IP ■fln ■ AURIGAN, 1981. Volume 26, is sponsored and pre- pared by members of the Senior Class, Mount Ever- ett Regional School, Sheffield. Massachusetts. Due to deadline and delivery schedules, this yearbook spans the period of time from February. 1980. to February, 1981. i Hi Mount Everett Regional School s a m BELOW: TOP PICTURES: Mount Everett Re gional School, the special education house, lawn, and the designated administration house. MIDDLE AND BOTTOM PICTURES: Modes of transportation and the people w.ho use them. TABLE OF CONTENTS PLACE 2 FEATURE 4 PEOPLE 12 SENIORS 34 DOINGS 50 SPORTS 62 TEAMS 78 AWARDS CREDITS 80 CALENDAR 82 INDEX 86 m . M L  i School Slices 2 Sep. 29 — How did the first schools come about? Did someone say, It ' s about time we had a school or We ' re all ignorant; we should learn about everything ? How did they know what to learn or how to learn it? — CW ' (This yearbook features free writings from English classes; they are identi- fied by dates preceding the writings — i.e., Sep. 29. Since each free writing is a fragment or slice of our lives here at Mount Everett-the feature appearing on pages 4 through 1 1 is entitled School Slices. ) Sep. 8 — Today our very first passes of the year were handed out, on the very first Monday of the year. It was so depressing to see a little dot by the 1 on the pass and then to look down at all the numbers descending to 38. To think about the long year ahead is too discouraging. For now it ' s just one week at a time. — S.T. Oct. 15 — Have you ever noticed when you are walking down the hall — and you are the only one in the hall except for one other person — you become nervous because you do not know whether or not to say hello? I always stare at my books or at my feet. I guess I am afraid the other person will not say hello back. — M.E. TOP: Kelly Granger and the universal pass BELOW: John Makuc and Hannah Pedersen pose for the no-hello concept. (SCHOOL SLICES 2 CONTINUED) - ' ■ ; 5? Nov. 5 — It was the old sct-thc-lockcr routine. I had just walked down the hall without a care in the world. I opened my locker and CRASH! my English notebook fell to the floor! The notebook, being in a sloppy state as it was, was even worse. The whole back cover was now torn off and the front following right behind. Things always seem to happen at just the wrong time. — T.LJ. RIGHT: Michele LaPoint demonstrates the effect of opening a rigged locker. H Sept. 17 — My desk is a happy desk; it sits in Mr. Davis ' s room in the second row. Everyday it is here to greet me when I come to English, and without fail someone has seen it fit to write all over it. So I clean off the writing on him and he gets a big smile across his whole top. He loves it when I write on a piece of paper that is on top of him because it tickles him. He is like a friend to me. — S.O. Left — Bob Seiger making a desk happy. (SCHOOL SLICES -2 CONTINUED) Nov. 7 — I have a friend who sits in front of me in most of my classes. She never does her homework unless I am on her case about it. I ' ve decided that I will let her flunk by not nagging her, but then I will feel guilty. Friend, please get going! — S.O. RIGHT: Aror. Michalski with a friend-prodder. 3 r B ii I 2 8 Sep. 11 — Well, today I will probably have to give my speech and gosh! am I nervous. I really hate giving speeches — especially in front of this class. I ' m also not all that thrilled about the subject. It really is the pits. I sure hope that by May or June this will all be a lot easier — although I doubt that it will be. It is just one of those things I can ' t feel at ease doing. The only thing that helps is the fact I know that several of my friends are just as nervous as myself. — N.S. LEFT: Jessica Beckwith presents a speech to her Career English IV class. ■■ I (SCHOOL SLICES 2 CONTINUED) Nov. 5 — I give up. My friend and I were just starting to talk again after all those fights. and now she ' s telling all these people that another friend and I hate them! I just totally give up. See why I hate school? Stupid people get me down. Also, proposition 2 : passed. Why can ' t people ever think about how these things a ffect the below-18 group? But no, we aren ' t citizens yet! Give me a break! — B.S. RIGHT: Some days pencils don ' t stand a chance. rt I m I 5 ' 10 Nov. 14 — Sports? What a subject! If there is anyone who can claim the least amount of knowledge of sports, it ' s me. However, I do know about cheering from the sidelines. Basketball? Well, if you asked me to describe it, I ' d say you start with a jump-ball cheer: Tip it, tap it our way. That ' s the beginning. Then it ' s Down the court, up and in; that ' s the only way to win. Oops, we lost the ball! REVERSE DIRECTION! Foul shots? Super! Do like the Army does — shoot it! Do like the Navy does — sink it! Then — halftime — individuals. More scoring — offense- defense. Finally the buzzer and screams of JOY and sorrow — hopefully this year, MUCH MUCH MORE JOY — It ' s all over; we WON THE GAME!!! — K.J.W. Right: Kathy Jo Wartella, feeling more joy than sorrow. 11 ■■ ' it ' :X;) ,. :-■. BELOW: TOP PICTURES: Peggy O ' Connor with an IBM; John Makuc; Bob Candee; Terry Unsderfer with an Oldsmobile. MIDDLE: Jane Dougherty, Krista Stanton, and Patti Batacchi; Aron Michalski and his drums; Sandra Ovitt and friends; Paul Turner. Nanette Kimpel, and Steve Brown. BOTTOM: Kelly Johnston throwing the softball; Ray Ferrin; Sara Davidson and Karen Shanley; Jon Beattie on the tailgate. fei ' XI No Respect by Aron Michalski ■M % Nov. 21 — I remember back in the good old days in the other wing when the only respect the older kids got was by means of fear. They would use threats on you and those threats would work! Nowadays kids are very smart-alexy when they talk to seniors. It ' s a shame they never learned respect! You have to fight your way through the wise cracks before escaping the wrath of the little ones. BELOW: A seventh grade class takes over the shop. Connie Amstead John Blount Ellen Boardman Matthew Boardman Charlene Bobola Kathleen Bradley Eric Braverman Steven Brucale Jim Candee Russell Curtiss Ann Davis Dean Durant ■ 1 I m Mark Candee Kl Michelle Chapin 9] V B Gianni Chlghine fl gjg k ti£s SSfl tj aSOn Wk . jMfc, ' Ht t Wfiy rHEfc Michael Coon JoAnn Curtiss j£ 15 (SEVENTH GRADE CONTINUED) Patrick Eline Christine Emprimo Jeffrey Ferrin Gerald Field Robert Fisher Laura Frambach Willard French Jeffrey Gauthier Paul Gilllgan Daniel Goss Debbie Guarnieri Timothy Handlowich Paul Hankey Bernard Hassan Kelley Hayes Richard Hill Robert Johnston Steve Johnston Brenda Kelly Melissa King David Lanoue James Larkin Lesley LeGeyt Maureen Litchfield (AB) Dale Lyman Joely Marchione Kevin Marion Anthony Martin Arthur Mathieu Christian Muller Heidi Nicholson Donna Nourse Dawn Ovitt Suzanne Parks Frederic Peck III Michelle Percy Marcus Pezzee Stephen Phillips Monika Pizzichemi Warren Pond Brenda Provost Michelle Quenneville Tammy Ranolde James Reynolds Wanda Robarge Annmarie Scarbro Donald Schneider Jeffrey Schuler Kara Sheldon Dave Shelofsky Sean Smith Dawn Souza Jessica Sturchio Christina TenBroeck Laura Twing Kellie VanDeusen Patty Watson Richard White 1£ Ellen Whitbeck U Carol Wilkinson WW m ■■!■ ' ,:■ ' ' ■.-■.. ' i; IraUmKl Nov. 21 — My little sister is in eighth grade, and she has this knack for knowing things about my friends before I do. She tells me things about my friends and I do not r J ; Eighth Grade Grapevine believe her; then I find out that these things are true. I guess she must receive the information from the eighth grade grapevine. Just once I want to tell her something about one of my friends that she does not know already. Little sisters, especially, have a way of bugging you if they get such information. Below: Mr. O ' Brien ' s eighth grade science class. by Matt Eline Keith Amstead Charles Anstett Roger Ball Chris Behne Kathy Behne Tracey Bell Robin Bernstein Teresa Bettis Karl Busch Becky Bush Sabrlna Chapin Kimberly Choquette David Consolini Matt Coon Betsy Crine Trevor Curtis George Davis Ann Decker Elizabeth Doyle Erik Eigen Suzanne Eline Brett Feeley Theresa Ferrln 19 %ki r ' r noma (EIGHTH GRADE CONTINUED) 20 Jared Fleury Adelaide Garrett Kassle Gates Bruce Goewey William Grady Ricky Green Cathy Hall Tina Handlowich Kathy Hayes Linda Hayes Mary Heath Amy Heinze Cindy Hewins Sean Hohman June Hotallng Tim Hughes Charles Joch HI Susan Joyner Carrie King Jennifer Kinsley Daniel LaBrecque Mike Lehmbeck Evan Lemmerman Marianne Lockwood Jennifer Marchlone Shawn Marion Paul Maynard Lila Mlchalski Ann O ' Brien Sandra Ovltt Nancy Palmer Richard Pellegrini Eric Perry David Quenneville Brenda Raimer Kevin Reilley Mark Replogle Lisa Romano Catherine Saunders William Schnurr Anna Seldl Sharon Siter Robert Sluka David A. Smith David M. Smith George Soudant Lorl Souza Christine Spagnuolo Robert Stevens Michael Stevens Robin Twlng Andy Unsderfer Katherine Welch Jackie Wells Steve Wells Andrew West Keith Wheeler Harold Wickwire June Zieglei Nelson Zinl Inset: Elizabeth Doyle and Sue Eline. 22 4 Mark Amstead Mark Annelll Tim Auxier Michael Bachetti (AB) Becky Barnum Andy Bassett Melissa Bassett Steven Bell Charlene Brazle Laurie Briggs Sherrl Burkholder Bridgit Bush Cyndl Bush Susan Bush Bruce Bushey (AB) Kurt Callahan Peter Campbell Michele Carr Christine Cartlnelli Todd Coon Danielle Cote William Crlne Jeff Curtlss Julie Curtiss Mark Davol (AB) Amelia Esposito Alice Fennell Ray Ferrln Eric Fisher David Gauthler Robert Glngras Robert Grandbols William Guidi Lisa Gulotta Lisa Hadsell 23 (FRESHMEN CONTINUED) 24 Andy Haecker Karen Hayes Heather Hatfield Clem Hits Tracey Hohman Stacey Hoist Gnibbe Lucy Impoco Ronwyn Ives Ginger Johnson Rudl Keller Melissa Kilmer Glen Kimpel Ken Langenback Duane Lanoue Bill Lavalette Philip LeGeyt Bobby Litchfield Kathy Mackenzie Richard MacDowell Rose Mallory Kelly Marks Dale Martin Mark Mathieu Ted Mielke Donna Nash Denis O ' Connor Hannah Pedersen Marcia Proctor David Provost Todd Ranolde Scott Reeves Brian Reilley Jim Replogle Tom Reynolds Todd Rllska Randy Robarge Magdallne Rummel Denlse Sadera Beth Seek Heidi Sheldon William Skarupa Sue Smith Wendy Spencer Allen Stalker Cynthia Strlngham Bruce Sullivan Scott Thompson Tosha Viall Brian Warner Gary Warner Scott Weinreb James Welch MaryEllen Welch Danielle West Wesley Wheeler Brian White (AB) Wayne Wilkinson Stephanie Wolkensteln Vale Ziegler Jim Zlgmand • ( Inset: Freshman Class officers - Rudi Keiler, Sherri Burkholder, Hannah Pedersen, Lisa Gu- lotta. ■ Being Un-Seniorish •; 4 %[ w IJ 26 ■ by Kathy Jo Wartella Nov. 21 — How can you do a free writing about sophomores. They ' re just so ... so ... un- seniorish. It must be terrible to be a sophomore — you ' re so stuck in the middle, but ... I was one once . . . wasn ' t I? Nov. 21 — I know a sophom ore who is not a genius, but he has a good mind when he puts it to use. Last year he did really bad in school. He flunked English so he has to make it up. During the summer, he told me he was really going to do well this year. He was going to try a lot harder. First quarter marks came out; he flunked every single class! Boy, was I disappointed in him. I told him so. He got extremely mad at me and told me to mind my own business. We are close friends, and we always try to help each other. The next day I found him in the library doing homework and studying. I hope he keeps it up. — C.A. Nov. 21 — I was walking down the hall feeling very crummy. As I passed one of them, she said, Hi. Next to her was another who also said, Hi, how ya doin ' ? I walked to my locker feeling slightly better when the clincher came. An arm was wrapped around my neck. Caught in a strangling hold I had to retaliate. I swung around and moved in for a bear hug. But the only thing I saw was the back of a sophomore running down the hall. — S.B. OPPOSITE PAGE: Jeff Duchardt and Mark Consolini in science lab. Jon Andrus Debbie Aragi Catherine Bassett Denise Behne ■ ► 1 M If Tammy Bobola fa David Bourque vpi 9 1 Hfl Michael Bradley Julian Brucale Robin Bunce R Bonnie Bush Kimberly Bush Robert Candee Doug Champigny Scott Clark Mark Consolini 27 (SOPHOMORES CONTINUED) Andy Cote Glenn Curtiss Theresa Dapretto Sara Davidson Tammy Davis Jeff Duchardt Roger Duryea Elizabeth Ferrln Fred Gillette Merry Germain Andre Golden Carolyn Goss Kelly Granger Brenda Green (AB) Linda Green Melissa Green John Hakulin Patrick Hall Sherrie Handlowich Adam Hatfield 28 Denise Hervieux Pamela Heu ins Marie Impoco Joseph Johnston Steven Jones Chuck Joyce Lisa Labrecque Jackie Lanoue Cherie LaPoint Debbie Lowry Michael Martin Pamela McDonald Sam Michalskl Margaret O ' Connor Jamie Ormsbee Janice Ovitt Christine Papp Andrew Pedrettl Kelly Pond Steven Pothul Cheryl Reynolds Billy Rice Richard Robarge Frank Romano Lisa Rosier (AB) Denise Rossi Christine Sadera Richard Selger Karln Shanley Glenn Slter i Matt Smith Scott Smith Steven Smith Pat Stanton Glen Unsderfer Lynette Warner Myron Wartella Douglas Wells Jane Wells Richard West Dave Wlttnebert (AB) Donald Whltbeck - Inset: Sophomore Class officers: Carolyn Goss — vice-president, Chris Sadera — president, Pam Mc- Donald — treasurer, Peggy O ' Connor — secre- tary. ■ w, mm, Looking At Juniors by Nancy U JIN Nov. 24 — Looking at the Junior Class, I would say that there are many interesting people. I myself am friendly with many of them. As a matter of fact my sister is a junior. Juniors are all those little creatures running around through the halls and classrooms just waiting to take over when the seniors leave. Yes, they are all after our positions as seniors and just can ' t wait until they rule the school. 30 Soudant Danny Abbott Rick Andrus Sharon Ball Sheila Ball Ted Batacchi Michael Blume Holly Boardman Donald Bourque (AB) Cheri Brlggs Billy Bushey Karen Camp Tom Cane Peter Cartinelli William Case Marvin Caslvant Pamela Christman Todd Clark Steven Cote Richard Crlne Star Davis Sandy Delmollno Jane Dougherty Mark Drabik David Driscoll Denise Durkin Denise Dufault Kelly Eichstedt Mark Eichstedt William Fennell Orville Garrett James Gauthier (AB) 31 ■ (JUNIORS CONTINUED) J Deborah Goeuey Duane Goeuey Mary Goewey (AB) Tom Green (AB) David Guidi (AB) Stefan Haecker Gregory Hakulin Lynn Handlou Ich (AB) Lisa Hitchcock Brian Hohman Danette Holst-Grubbe Rosanne Iversen Tammy Jervas James Koneazny Karen Kradel (AB) Susan LeGeyt John Lehmbeck Dailyn Macchi Mike Main James Makuc Del Mlntz Charles Muller Evle O ' Brien Edmund Ormsbee Lisa Ostrander Karen Ovitt Michael Ovitt Gina Paul Jesse Pensoneault Don Percy James Perry Bob Phillips Lisa Pickert Jennifer Pothul Melissa Proctor James Puleri Susan Rhoades Bryan Rueger Glenn Ryan Debra Sadera Mike Salzmann Robert Seiger Patrick Sheridan Kim Shortis Sally Soudant Deborah Stevens Howard Swanson Frank Twlng Alice Watson (AB) Jean Wells Judy Wells Theresa Wells Timothy Whalen Linda Whitbeck Joseph Wilkinson John Wright Linda Wright Laurie Wuori David Ziegler Steven Zink ' V 1 32 . • • • £i nsef: Junior Claj Briggs — secretarl — treasurer, Kc president; seatec — president. 1HHH_ HI TCH3 ■ ■NB8L . 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K jt 35 SENIORS Cindy Armstrong Carol Bachettl Sandra Bassett Sharon Bassett Patricia Batacchi Jon Beattie Jessica Beckwlth Stephen Brown Tamara Bunce Jeff Bynack Teresa Cane Donald Chase Mary Curtiss John Daniels Susan Delmolino Lynn Dugan Desiree Eichstedt James Eichstedt Peter Eichstedt Matthew Eline Klmberly Emprimo Robert Guldl Wendy Gunn Evelyn Haddock 36 37 l£ i W SWwil (SENIORS) Tammy Hewins John Hotaling Keith Ives Kelly Johnston Melissa Joyce Richard Joyner Nanette Kimpel Jackie Kingdon Mlchele LaPoint Joann Lemmerman Terri MacNeil John Makuc Patricia McDonald Kevin McLaughlin Aron Michalski Thea Nourse Donna O ' Brien Mary O ' Connor Susan O ' Connor Felecle Ovltt Roxanne Pellegrini Michael Percy Ruth Pino Cynthia Race 38 Top — Kim Emprimo; Middle— Nancy Soudant; Bottom — Sharon Bassett. 1 39 CiZ -2 kTK (SENIORS) Robin Reynolds Damon Sable Tanya Shanley Richard Sheridan Kyle Shiminski Eric Smith Nancy Soudant Krista Stanton Maryann Sullivan Paul Turner Terry Unsderfer Dawn Valinaggi Dwight VanDeusen Michael Wadman Kathryn Wartella Susan Watson Carl Wheeler David Whitbeck Maureen White Karl Zigmand 40 Senior Portraits by Valley Photographers, Springfield, MA SENIOR INFORMATION CINDY ARMSTRONG, 5-11-63. Glen Cove. NY. Bnd 234. HnRl 1234. KyClb 23, Play 4. Prom 3. DrvrEd 3. Sftbl 1234, StuRepSchCom 3, Wrstlng 4-mgr CAROL ANN BACHETTl. 7 5 63. Gt. Bar rington, MA. Bsktbl 134. XCntry 1. SANDRA LYNN BASSETT, 4-22-63, Gt. Bar- rington, MA; Chrldng 1, DrvrEd 3, FldHk 1, HnRl 34. NrsAide 23, PhysEdAide 4. SHARON LEE BASSETT, 4-22-63, Gt. Bar- rington, MA; DrvrEd 3, FldHk 1, NrsAide 2. PATRICIA E. BATACCHI, 1 9 63, Gt Bar rington, MA; DrvrEd 2. FldHk 34, HnRl 4, Play 34, Prom 3. Sftbl 34, PhysEdAide 3, Yrbk 4. JONATHAN E. BEATTIE, 11-16-63. 11 16 63. Pittsfield. MA; Bsktbl 1234. DrvrEd 3. KyClb 23. MsftsClb 2, Play 4, Prom 3, Yrbk 4. JESSICA L. BECKWITH, 8 3 63, Gt Barring ton. MA; DrvrEd 3. DrmClb 3. DOUGLAS BOSWORTH, 2 28 62, Gt Bar rington. MA; Bsbl 4. DrvrEd 3, Prom 3, StuTu 1, Yrbk 4. STEPHEN H BROWN. 3-7-63, Gt. Barring- ton. MA. Bnd 1234-mgr 34, ClsOf 2-VPres, DrvrEd 2, Ftbl 12, HnRl 1234, KyClb 123, Prom 3, StuTu 4, Wrstlng 234, Yrbk 4-Editor-in- Chief, BysStRep 3. TAMARA LYNN BUNCE, 10-8-63, Gt. Bar- rington. MA; Chrldng 123, DrvrEd 3, NrsAide 123, GudAide 4. JEFF CARL BYNACK, 12-18-63, Gt. Barring- ton, MA; Bnd 12, DrvrEd 3, HnRl 1, KyClb 123, MsftsClb 3, Prom 3. THERESA LOUISE CANE, 10-26-63, Gt. Barringion. MA; Xmas Tea 3, Drvred 3, FldHk 34, HnRl 124, Yrbk 4. DONALD A. CHASE, 1-3-63, Sharon, CT; Bsbl 4, DrvrEd 3, Ftbl 1. MARY ELIZABETH CURTISS, 10 3 63. Gt Barrington, Ma. JOHN H. DANIELS, 1 1-5-62, Haverhill. . ,; DrvrEd 2. Ftbl 2-mgr 1, BsblMgr 1. SUSAN A. DELMOLINO, 4-24-63, Gt. Bar- rington, MA; DrvrEd 3, FldHk 3, HnRl 34. LYNN ETTA DUGAN, 1-20-63, Gt. Barring- ton. MA; Bnd 1234-VPres 3-Pres 4, Bskbl 1234, DrvrEd 2, HnRl 1234. NHS 34-Sec, Prom 3. Sftbl 1. DESIREE ELEANOR EICHSTEDT, 4 29 63. Gt. Barrington. MA; Xmas Tea 3, DrvrEd 3, HnRl 1234, Yrbk 4. JAMES WILLIAM EICHSTEDT, 9 9 62, Gt Barrington, MA. PETER JOHN EICHSTEDT, 4 7 62, Gt Bar rington, MA; DrvrEd 2. MATTHEW W. ELINE, 3-5-63, York, PA; Bskbl 134, XCntry 1234-Capt 4, DrvrEd 2, HnRl 234, KyClb 23, StuCncl 1234, Wrstlng 2. KIMBERLY ROSE EMPRIMO, 8 28 63, Gt Barrington, MA; Bnd 1234-VPres 4, BsktblMgr 2, Xmas Tea 3, ClsOf 12-SEc. DrvrEd 3, HnRl 1234, Prom 3. Sftbl 1234. Yrbk 4. JOHN A. FISH, 5-7-63. Pittsfield MA; DrvrED 3, Ftbl 1, Prom 3, Wrstlng 12 ROBERT C. GUIDI, 4-22-63, Pittsfield, MA. WENDY MARCIA GUNN, 10-7-63 Pittsfield; MA; Bsktbl 1234, HnRl 1234, DrvrEd 3, NHS 4, Sftbl 1234, StuCncl 1, Yrbk 4 ExeEd. GrlsStRep 3. EVELYN HADDOCK, 5-1-63, Gt. Barrington, MA. TAMMY LYNNE HEWINS, 12-14-63, Gt. Barrington, MA; BsblMgr 234, BsktblMgr 234, Chrldng 2, Xmas Tea 3, DrvrEd 3, FldHk 234, HnRl 4, Prom 3. Yrbk 4. JOHN EDWARD HOTALING, 8 12 63, Gt Barrington, MA; DrvrEd 3, HnRl 4, BysStRep 3. KEITH T. IVES. 10-24-63, Gt. Barrington, MA; DrvrEd 3, Wrstlng 12. KELLY ELIZABETH JOHNSTON, 2 15 63, Gt. Barrington, MA; Bsktbl 13, XCntry 1, Drv.Ed 3, HnRl 1234, NHS 234-Pres 4, Sftbl 1234, StuCncl 1. MELISSA P. JOYCE. Gt. Barrington, MA; Bnd 1234-Sec 4, Xmas Tea 3, ClsOf 34-Sec. DrvrEd 3, HnRl 1234, NHS 34-Tres 4, Prom 3. Sftbl 1234. Yrbk 4. RICHARD ALAN JOYNER, 1-20-63. Winst- ed CT; HnRl 123, ShpAide 34. NANETTE MARIA KIMPEL, 9-21-63, Flush- ing, NY; AvtnClb 4, Chrldng 12, Xmas Tea 3, ClOf 34-Tres, Prom 3, Sftbl 34. Yrbk 4. JACKIE M. KINGDON, 11-7-63, Gt. Barring- ton, MA. MICHELE J. LAPOINT, 8-29-63, Honesdale, PA; Xmas Tea 3, DrvrEd 3, HnRl 14, Prom 3. Yrbk 4. JOANN SUSAN LEMMERMAN, 6-16-63, New York, NY; Bnd 1234, Xmas Tea 3, DrvrEd 3, FldHk 1234-Capt 4, HnRl 12. KyClb 12, Play 13, Prom 3, Sftbl 12, StuCurrCom 1234, StCncl 234-Pres 4, StuRepSchCom 1. ROBIN LOWRY, 1-12-63. Charlotte, NC DrvrEd 3, HnRl 3. TERRI MAC NEIL, 4-27-63. Charlotte, NC DrvrEd 3, HnRl 3. JOHN D. MAKUC, 8-23-63, Pittsfield MA Bnd 1234, Bsbl 23, DrvrEd 3, Ftbl 1, HnRl 1234, Prom 3, StuRepSchCom 3, Yrbl 4. PA TRICIA ANN MARGARET MCDONALD, 10-27-62, Norway, ME; Bskbl 123, Xmas Tea 3, ClOf 34-Pres. DrvrEd 2, HnRl 1, Prom 3, Sftbl 1234, StuAd 3, StuRepSch Com 34, Yrbk 4. KEVIN W. MCLAUGHLIN, 9-21-63, Boston, MA; Bsbl 12, DrvrEd 3, Ftbl 12. Prom 3, StuCncl 34. ARON EDWARD MICHALSKl, 1 25 63, Ma laga Spain; Bnd 1234, ClsOf 12-Tres, DrvrEd 2, Ftbl 12, HnRl 4, Play 134, StuAd 3, Yrbk 4. THEA NOURSE, 6-28-63, Gt. Barrington, MA; Bnd 1, Xmas Tea 3, DrvrEd 3, Play 3, Prom 3. Yrbk 4. DONNA O ' BRIEN, 2-14-63, Gt. Barrington, MA; Bskbl 24, Xmas Tea 3, DrvrEd 3, FldHk 234. Prom 3. MARY B. O ' CONNOR, 1-21-63, Gt. Barring- ton, MA; Bskbl 24, Xmas Tea 3, DrvrEd 3, FldHk 234, Prom 3. SUSAN M. O ' CONNOR, 12-23-63, Gt. Bar- rington, MA; Bskbl 123-Mgr 4, DrvrEd 3. FELECIE GAYLE OVITT, 1 2 63, Gt. Bar rington, MA; Xmas Tea 3, ClsOf 3-VPres, Prom 3, Sftbl 234, PhysEdAide 3, Yrbk 4, DrvrEd 3. ROXANNE GALE PELLEGRINI. 12 27 63, Gt. Barrington, MA; BsblMgr 2, Bskbl 1, Prom 3. MICHAEL J. PERCY. 8-20-63, Gt. Barring- ton. MA; Bnd 1234, DrvrEd 3, Prom 3. RUTH A PINO, 3-18-63, Gt. Barrington, MA; Xmas Tea 3, Prom 3. JAMES J. PROVOST, 1-1-62, Pittsfield MA. JEFFREY T. PROVOST, 8-25-63, Norfolk, VA. CYNTHIA A. RACE. 6-18-63, Gt. Barrington, MA; ClOf 12, DrvrEd 3, HnRl 1234, Prom 3, StuCncl 34. ROBIN A REYNOLDS. 12-5-63, Gt. Barring- ton, MA. DAMON J. SABLE, 3-6-63, New Bedford MA; JntrAd 1234. TANYA ROBIN SHANLEY, 12-28-63, Shar- on, CT. RICHARD CHARLES SHERIDAN, 6 23 63, Pittsfield, MA. KYLE ANTHONY SHIMINSKI, 10 2 63. Gt. Barrington, MA; Bnd 1234, Bsbl 1234, Bskbl 3, DrvrEd 3, Ftbl 12, HnRl 1234, NHS 34, Prom 3, StuCurCom 12. StuCncl 234, Yrbk 4, SAC 234, SSAC 4. ERICA. SMITH. 6-21-63, Gt. Barrington, MA; Bsbl 1234, DrvrEd 3, ShpAide 34. NANCY ELLEN SOUDANT, 3-28-63, Gt. Barrington, MA; Bskbl 2-mgr 34, Xmas Tea 3, DrvrEd 3, FldHk 234, HnRl 1234, Play 34, Prom 3, Sftbl 234, Yrbk 4. KRISTA LYNN STANTON, 10-1-63, Sharon CT; Bnd 23, Bskbl 234, Xmas Tea 3, ClOf 4, DrvrEd 3, FldHl 1234-Capt 4, HnRl 4, KyClb 123, Play 4, Prom 3, Sftbl 1234, StuCncl 2, StuRepSchCom 124, Yrbk 4. MARY ANN E. SULLIVAN, 3-29-64, Cam- bridge, MA; Xmas Tea 3, FtblMgr 2, Play 234. Prom 3, Yrbk 4. CHARLES TERRY, 8-20-60, Northport, NY. PAUL JULIUS TURNER, 6-29-63, Gt. Bar- rington, MA; Bnd 1234, DrvrEd 3, Ftbl 2, HnRl 1234. TERRY R. UNSDERFER, 3 27 63, Sarasota, FL; HnRl 4, Sftbl 3. DAWN VALINAGGI, 11-15-63 Gt. Barring ton, MA. DWIGHT ALAN VAN DEUSEN, 5 29 63, Gt. Barrington, MA; DrvrEd 3, Wrstlng 123. MICHAEL DAVID WADMAN, 12 7 62, Gt Barrington, MA; AvtnClb 1, DrvrEd 2, Play 1234. KATHRYN JOAN WARTELLA, 6 20 63, Wilksbarre, PA; Bnd 1234-Tres 34, Chrldng 1234-Capt 34, Xmas Tea 3, DrvrEd 3, HnRl 124, Play 4, Prom 3, Yrbk 4. SUSAN WATSON, 2-25-63, DrvrEd 3, Yrbk 4. CARL RICHARD WHEELER, 8 -28 -63, Put nam, CT; Bsbl 23, DrvrEd 3, Wrstlng 234. DAVID O. WHITBECK, 4 13 63, Hudson NY; Bsbl 1234, DrvrEd 3, Ftbl 1, StuAd 4. MAUREEN E. WHITE, 9-2-63, Gt. Barrington, MA; Bskbl 12, Xmas Tea 3, DrvrEd 3, Play 4, Prom 3. PAULA WILKINSON, 3-25-63, Gt. Barring- ton, MA. KARL JOHN ZIGMAND, 2-19-63, New York, NY; Bsbl 12, Bskbl 1234, DrvrEd 3, Ftbl 1, Play 4, Prom 3, StuCncl 1. Opposite page — Top — Jon Beattie, Terry Unsderfer, Jeff Bynack; Felecie Ovitt; Kyle Shi- minski, Mike Percy, Aron Michalski; Eric Smith; Middle — David Whitbeck, Buddy Chase; Patti Batacchi; Wendy Gunn; Bottom — Steve Brown; Kelly Johnston; Patti McDonald, Mi- chele LaPoint, John Makuc. MT. EVERETT LUMBER INC. Lumber and Building Materials and Hardware Cement — Paints — Exxon Fuel Oil Sheffield, MA 01257 E. CALIGARI AND SON 75 North Main Street Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 Office 528-0033 Store 528-0030 HAN ' S RESTAURANT International and American Cuisine Your Hosts — Rosly and Hans Wellauer Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 (413) 528-0710 KNOLLS Gifts of Distinction Trevor and Peggy Driver Rt. 7, Sheffield, MA 01257 (413) 229-8743 GULOTTA ' S MOBIL Main Street Sheffield, MA 01257 BACHETTI ' S EXXON STATION Stockbridge Road Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 Phone 528-9725 Bruno Bachetti, Prop. AGWAY ' Serving the farming community since 1912 30 Maple Ave. Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 MONTEREY PACKAGE STORE Rt. 23 Monterey, MA 43 ■ D o 5 tVJ0 1?« ail HANDBOOKS NEED UPDATING. FORM FACULTY-STUDENT- ADMINISTRATOR GROUPS TO RE- VIEW AND REVISE. Sr Za SC ti I -5 t . to BASIC SKILLS SEMINARS ARE BEING CONDUCTED, SCHEDULE YOUR- SELF AND SOME FACULTY MEMBERS TO ATTEND. 5 10 c -1 PENSION NEEDS BETTER CONTROL- REVISE A n f TO HANDLE c sc -JS56C : TEACHERS ARE DUE FOR EVALU- STofr- f Vt B ££.V OBSERVE, AND ImOKItor THf Jibe sS to ations for f H00L Wta£ b £ ? s - 0Dy r PING ' [ CALL STUDENTS WHO SKIPPED CLASSES IN FOR TALKS AND-- POSSIBLY— DETENTIONS OR SUSPENSIONS . 44 1980-81 SCHOOL COMMITTEE Mr. William F. Barrett, III Mr. William Bradford Mr. Joseph R. Burkholder Mrs. Holly G. Coon Mrs. Susan M. Kormanik Mr. James R. Miller Dr. Bruce H. Person, Chairman Mr. James H. Stevens Mrs. Judith S. Thompson Mrs. Frances M. Turner Mr. Thomas A. Consolati Superintendent Mr. Raymond F. Chamberland, Jr. Supervising Principal Asst. Supervising Principal 5-12 THERE IS A LINE OF SIX PEOPLE TRYING TO GET IN TO SEE YOU, AND THERE HAVE BEEN FIVE PHONE CALLS WITHIN THE PAST FIVE MINUTES . ASSEMBLY i S WITH P E0P J S , CT M SET up ,„ 1 ACCOMODATE . STUDENT HAS trOME VIOLENT. GET THE STUDENT CALL THE PARENi IN. T A Jp HER MUST iriojv. A STUDENT ' S CAR 3 BEEN VAN- DALIZED; TRY.TO FX UD THE CULPRIT- FIRE DRILLS ARE STATE-MANDATED . SCHEDULE AND DIRECT ANOTHER ONE. BUDGET PREPARA- TION IS IN FULL SWING— GO TO AN ALL- DAY BUDGET SESSION. A PARENT IS CONCERNED ABOUT CHILD ' S SPECIAL NEEDS— ATTEND A CORE CONFER- ENCE. 1 PU HCHED W c osrido r «W SPEAK TO THE STUDENT BOW ' ABOUT RESPECT TO R COMMUHT PROPERTY • STUDENTS. A TEACHER HAS A DISCIPLINE PROBLEM IN ONE 0F HIS CLASSES WHICH HE HAS NOT BEEN ABLE TO CONTROL. SEE WHAT CAN BE DONE ABOUT IT DROP EVERYTHING AND GO TO SEE THE SIXTH GRADE ' S DRAMA PERFORMANCE; THEIR HARD WORK DESERVES AUDIENCE. STUDENT KELLO r SAYS Bee a t S n ° lOSS T ° TA L Mr. David W. Pottle Director Occupational Education 7-12 Asst. Supervisor, Grades 7-12 Mr. Rennald Graber Student Governance Monitor Dr. Paul Shafiroff Special Needs Administrator School Psychologist Supervisor Grades 5-8 Mr. Robert Nilson Director. Buildinqs and Grounds ■ 9b •:. - It ' s Teachers respond the way you make them. If you start with a rotten attitude, it ' s no wonder why you feel pressure from teachers. You have to take discipline as it comes — not condemn people for their jobs, teachers can be as nice as you let them be. FACULTY — 1980-81 Leo D. Alvares, BSEd; 5-6 AIRS, coach quiz team. Kathleen A. Archey, BS; Business. Donald R. Blanchard, BS; Special education. Pamela B. Brehm. BA. MS; Home ec Art. Marcia E. Brolli.BA; English, advisor SophC!s LitJournal NHS tea. Jody B. Burkel, BA; Special education. Jo-Ann F. Callaghan. BA; English Social studies. J. Scott Cary, BA; English, head coach girls ' bsktbl coach JrHighSftbl. Gail G. Cerruto. BS; Social studies Science — middle school. Sandra Jeanne Christman; aide. Edgar L. Davis, BA, MEd; EnglishDeptChrmn, advisor yearbook, NHS, grad. Deborah R. Desi, BS, MS; PhysEd, coach FldHcky, advisor SophCls bckpckng. Donna M. Drew, BFA; Art K-6. Robert D. Duchardt, BS, MS; Science, athletic trainer. Robert L. Dunham, BS; Math, advisor AviationClb Klockmakers Klub. Mary K. Edwards, BS, MS; 7-8 English, advisor 7-8 LitMag AsstAdvsrChrldng. J. Wayne Eline, BS, MS; Science dept chairman. Natalie H. Funk, aide. Robert M. Gauthier, AB; Social studies, head coach baseball advisor StuCncl. Gail A. Gernat, BS, MS; Business. William A. Gillooly, BA; 7-8 Social studies, coach cross-country. James C. Herlihy, BA. MA, CAGS; Social studies dept chrmn, advisor JrCls. Dora Jean Hinsch, BS; 5th grade. David F. Irvine, BS; Science, advisor bckpckng, director CPR prgrm, VPres SBREA. Patricia A. Jaouen, BA; 7-8 English. Madeleine E. Jones, BA; Home ec. Wayne A. Joseph, BS; Speech Language Therapy, president SBREA. Joseph L. Kelley, BA, MEd; Science, advisor magazine drive. Anne M. Kennedy, BA; 5th grade. Martha A. Kerber, BA; Art, advisor SeniorCls, Art Club, graduation. Edward H. Kollmer, BS. MS; German, moderator GamingClb jogging. Robert M. Krol, BA, MA; Guidance supervisor, head coach sftbl coach g ' s bsktbl. Richard A. Kuzia. BS. MA; 6th grade math. Allen Lampman, BS; Music 1-6, director elementary band. Donald J. Lucy, BBA; Math. Janice L. McCool, BS, MEd; Guidance, advisor X-group. Joseph D. McDonald, Jr., AA; Aide, coach JV sftbl JrHigh GrlsBsktbl. Paul A. Menin, BA; 7-8 Social studies, drivers ed. George Milukas, BA; Math. Paul W. O ' Brien, BS; Science, health coordinator. John C. Peron, BA; Foreign languages dept chairman. Emilie S. Piper, BA, MA, MLS; Librarian. Marc T. Porrovecchio, BA; Art. Alfred R. Proiette, BS. MS; Physical education, coach wrestling. Mark E. Raskind. BS, MEd; Math dept chairman, advisor quiz team FreshCls. C. Wayne Seavey, BS; Athletics and physical education manager. Laurie E. Seitz, BS; Special education and English Skills. Welles H. Sellew, Jr.; Occupational ed — building structures. Maureen Seward, AA; aide. Steve R. Shifnadel, BA, MA; 5-6 grade AIRS, advisor 5-6 LitMag. Steven A. Small, BA, MA; AIRS monitor, advisor literary magazine Janice L. Storti, BEd, MA; English, advisor junior class. Dante Testa. BS; Industrial arts — arch, drafting. Virginia Lea Vachon, BA. MSSS; Special ed, school adjustment counselor. Myron M. Wartella, BS, MM; music, director of bands. MaryAlice Welch, BA, MEd; Foreign language, advisor SeniorCls. Alan M. Zablonski, BS; Industrial arts. 46 Their Job by Kim Emprimo Mr. Alvarcs Miss Archey Mr. Blanchard Mrs. Brolli Mrs. Burkle Mr. Cary Mrs. Cerruto Mr. Davis Mrs. Desi Mr. Dunham Mrs. Edwards Mr. Eline Mrs. Funk Mr. Gauthier Mrs. Gernat Mr. Gillooly Mr. Herlihy Miss Hinsch Mrs. Jaouen Mrs. Jones Mr. Joseph Mr. Kelley Mrs. Kennedy Mrs. Kerber Mr. Krol Mr. Kuzia Mr. Lampman Mr. Lucy Mrs. McCool Mr. McDonald Mr. Menin Mr. Mllukas Mr. O ' Brien Mr. Peron Mrs. Piper Mr. Porrovecchio Mr. Raskind Mr. Seavey Mrs. Seitz Mrs. Seward Mr. Shlfnadel Mr. Small Mrs. Storti Mr. Testa Mrs. Vachon Mr. Wartella Mrs. Welch Mr. Zablonski 47 ■ ' ■■■■ ' ' ...••■• .:..-.■■■ Thanks, Nurses, Secretaries, Cafeteria PICTURES — this page: top: Mrs. Ullrich, Mrs. Koneazny, Mrs. Arzt, Mrs. Pedersen, Mrs. Boardman; upper middle: Mrs. Streeter, Mrs. Wartella, Mrs. Bouthilette, Mrs. Wright (nurse), Mrs. Wilcox (nurse); lower middle: Mrs. Bodnar; bottom: Mrs. Zamperini; large picture: cafeteria staff: Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Robarge, Mrs. Gleason, Mrs. Boteze — supervisor. Mrs. Klahn. 48 Staff, And Janitors by Cindy Armstrong No one ever pays much attention to the personnel. How much thanks do the nurses, secretaries, cafeteria staff, and janitors get? None. Maybe Mr. Chamberland or Mr. Consolati might thank them, but it is rare that students give them thanks. They may not have to say, Thank you, but within themselves most think of the personnel appreciatively. LEFT: Mr. Rooney trims the grass along a driveway. 49 B Mu? ' ' ■ £ ' ■ Parts Of The Proces S J .IV BELOW: TOP PICTURES: Band performed at the NHS induction cere- mony in May; Mr. Chamberland inducted new members; and NHS officers lit the symbolic candles. Mrs. Callaghan was principal speaker. MIDDLE: Graduation set-up, watching, and rehearsal ended with a song by Mark DeVoti. BOTTOM: Seniors ' Hal.oween costumes were judged during lunch hour; Matt Eline, John Makuc, Patti McDonald, and Michele LaPoint were the winners. + sjf I. At v H H Down In Greenware Nov. 24 — The art room can be one of the most relaxing rooms in the school one period and the loudest 200 in the animal kingdom the next. Over the years the wild beasts tame themselves, get involved in their own artwork, and do it quietly. The teachers are multi-faceted: they police and herd the younger children as well as teach and aid the elders artistically. The results are down in black and white; or brown, yellow, and red; or greenware; or . . . RIGHT — TOP PICTURES: One man art shows by Dwight VanDeusen, Teresa Cane, and Jim Replogle. MIDDLE: Lisa Pickert, Keith Wheeler, and Carl Wheeler. BOTTOM: Ted Batacchi, Kevin McLaughlin, and Richard An- drus. WARREN MACCHI, INC. Building Contractors Rt. 7, Sheffield, MA 01257 413-229-2177 52 HARLAND B. FOSTER Robert J. Foster 15 Bridge St., Gt. Barrington by Aron Michalski E.B. DOLBY, INC. Flowers for All Occasions ' Box 449, Gt. Barrington PRICE CHOPPER Barrington Plaza Great Barrington, MA We Do More hrmwrrm ■ 53 I 1 H nTYl tie Student Council ' s Purpose 11 u lAL Right: AVIATION CLUB: Sherri Burkholdcr, Ray Ferrin, Desirec Eichstedt, Mr. Dunham, Nanette Kim- pel, Rosanne Iverson, Sally Soudant, Peggy O ' Connor. Opposite page: STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL: Kyle Shiminski and Michael Ovitt. Middle: NATION- AL HONOR SOCIETY: Jim Makuc, Pam Christman, Cheri Briggs, Kelly Johnston. Lynn Dugan, Melissa Joyce, Kyle Shiminski. Far right: STATE STUDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL: Kyle Shiminski. ANDREWS INSURANCE TACONIC BUILDERS SUPPLY MICHELLE ' S Main St. CO. Ladies Fashions Gifts Gt. Barrington, MA Most Everything In Building Main St. Materials Sheffield, MA 01257 80 Railroad St. Business (413) 229-3738 54 Gt. Barrington, MA 5280600 RAYNOR ' S BEARINGS SUPPLIES INC. 47 Railroad St. Gt. Barrington, MA by Sherri Burkholder Nov. 25 — The student council of a school can be a great help in making decisions and working through student-related problems. The council works with teachers and administrators to help the school be a nice place to go and a good place to learn. It helps students to understand what makes a school work. Opposite page — top left: HIKING CLUB: Back row: Mr. Irvine, Rudi Keiler, Steve Brown, Jon Beattie, Rusty Case, Jeff Bynack, Mrs. Desi; front: Carl Wheeler, Mark Drabik, Matt Eline, Pam Christman, Nancy Soudant, Wendy Gunn, Top right: SCHOOL STORE: Mr. Krol, Pam McDonald, Nanette Kimpel, Lin- da Whitbeck, Michele LaPoint, Patti McDonald, Hannah Pedersen, Lisa Gulotta. This page: STUDENT COUNCIL: Back row: Kyle Shi minski, Kevin McLaughlin, Joann Lemmerman, Matt Eline, Cindy Race. Third row: Pam Christ- ' man, Rusty Case, Mike Ovitt, Karen Ovitt, Jim Makuc. Second row: Pam Hewins, Marie Im- poco, Cherie LaPoint, Janice Ovitt, Mr. Gauth- ier. Front row: Christine Cartinelli, Laurie Briggs, Tosha Viall, Jim Welch. Opposite page — middle left: QUIZ TEAM: Mr Raskind, Mark Drabik, John Makuc, Jim Makuc, Melissa Proctor Cindy Stringham, Mr. Alvares. Mid- dle: STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE TO THE SCHOOL COMMITTE: Sherri Burk holder, Beth Ferrin, Kelly Eichstedt, Krista Stan- ton, Patti McDonald, Cherie Briggs, Scott Smith, Hannah Pedersen. Bottom left: GAMING CLUB: Mr. Milukas, Jim Welch, Richard White, Jim Makuc, Todd Clark, Sean Smith, Daniel Goss Mark Drabik, Rusty Case, Mr. Kollmer. Bottom right: CURRICULUM COMMITTEE: Jim Makuc, Pam Christman, Peggy O ' Connor, Sherri Burkholder, Joann Lemmerman. D.E. DAPSON OPTICIANS 274 Main St. Gt. Barrington, MA Phone 528-2171 MARJON HAIR DESIGN INC. Barrington Plaza Gt. Barrington, MA 413-528-4212 THE BOOKLOFT New and Used Books Barrington Plaza Gt. Barrington, MA 528-1521 ' - . ' ' ■ CANAAN TIRE AUTO REPAIR | CO. East Main St. Canaan, Ct. 203-824-7789 55 (ACTIVITIES CONTINUED) Right: YEARBOOK STAFF: Steve Brown - editor-in-chief, Krista Stanton, Kyle Shiminski — sports editor, Felicie Ovitt — senior editor, Melissa Joyce — faculty-administration editor, Kim Emprimo — sports editor, Maryann Sullivan, Jon Beattie — executive editor; front: Nanette Kimpel — photography editor, Teresa Cane — art editor, Tammy Hewins — underclassmen editor, Patti Batacchi — curriculum editor, Nancy Soudant — senior editor, Michele LaPoint — coordinator, Kathy Wartella — activities editor, Wendy Gunn — executive editor. Absent: John Makuc — features editor, Aron Michalski — features editor, Patti McDonald — business manager, Cindy Race, Joann Lemmerman, Sue O ' Connor, Mr. Davis — advisor, Mr. Lendry — American Yearbook consultant. J.E. CANE TRUCKING LEONARD ' S CLEANERS INC. THE OPTICAL CORNER THE CHIFFOROBE Sheffield, MA 26 Railroad Street 284 Main Street 290 Main Street 229-2645 Gt. Barrington, MA Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 (413) 528-2021 (413) 528-3118 56 ISJES Jfe J- «S-EgEi O Opposite page — top: BAND: Back row: Sean Smith, Sherri Burkholder, Lynn Dugan, MaryEllen Welch, Jane Wells; front: Tosha Viall, Marie Im poco, Lisa Gulotta. Top right: Kim Emprimo Kathy Wartella, Cindy Armstrong, Danielle Cote Mike Lehmbeck. Middle left: Melissa Joyce Joann Lemmerman, Elizabeth Doyle, Christine Car tinelli, Marianne Lockwood; front: June Hotaling Terri Wells, Brenda Raimer. Middle right: Susan LeGeyt, Ray Ferrin, Kyle Shiminski, Steven Jones, Myron Wartella; front: Sally Soudant, Maggie Rummel, William Schnurr, Daniel Labrecque, Kellie VanDeusen, Christine Emprimo, Jessica Sturchio, Kara Sheldon, Monika Pizzichemi; front: Michelle Chapin, Daniel Goss, Steve Johnston, Dean Durant, Katy Bradley. Bottom right: Theresa Ferrin, Patty Watson, Ellen Boardman, Maureen Litchfield, Les- ley LeGeyt; front: Mark Candee, Debbie Guarnieri, Kelley Hayes. This page — top: Beth Ferrin, David Consolini, Robert Sluka, Evan Lemmerman, Kurt Callahan, Steve Brown. Upper middle: Hannah Pedersen, Pam McDonald, Chris Sadera, Debi Sadeia, Denise Sadera; front: Robin Twing, Cathy Hall, Katherine Welch, Sabrina Chapin. Lower middle: Sherri Burkholder, Karen Kradel, Laurie Wuori. Bottom: Bryan Rueger, John Makuc, Paul Turner, Jim Ma- kuc, Mark Consolini. Good Luck To The Class Of 1981 SOUDANT ' S BUILDERS South Egremont, MA Tel. (413) 528-1235 THE LAMPLIGHTER Lighting the Berkshires Lighting fixtures-Lamps-Lampshades 162 Main Street Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 (413) 528-3448 Good Luck To The Class of ' 81 from OUT OF HAND 81 Main Street Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 (Congratulations To The Class Of ' 81 THE CRICKET RESTAURANT Main Street Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 57 A Witness Before And After ALFREDO ' S HAIR FASHIONS 740 So. Main St. Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 528-171 1 58 TAHITI II Polynesian and Chinese Restaurant Open Daily 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. Monday 11:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Accommodation For Private Parties Orders Put Up To Take Out 107 Stockbridge Rd. Rte. 7, Bt. Barrington, MA 01230 Tel (413) 528-4255 by Aron Michalski In Agatha Christie ' s Witness for the Prosecution, the problem was who killed Miss Emily French. The cast and crew had fun pulling together the play itself. After a postponement, the show was on, and Director Gillian Seidl ' s set was lit. The long, sometimes unrememberable court scenes were saved by a dose of Mount Everett wit. This drama was a little different from previous plays because it was more structured, but (to the cast ' s delight), everyone was surprised with the ending. CAST Leonard Vole . . . David Sadera Myers Sebastion Esposito Sir Wilfrid .... Aron Michalski Inspector Ted Batacchi Judge Miles Loewe Romaine .... Doreen Reynolds Janet Mackenzie . Cathy Pond Mayhew Mike Wadman Greta Margie Gulotta Carter Usher . . Brian Hohman Jury Patti Wright Maryann Sullivan Nancy Soudant Thea Nourse Tamsin Clegg . Carolyn Purcell Dr. Wyatt . . . Roseanne Iverson Court Stenographer .... Susan LeGeyt Barristers Sally Soudant Lori Ovitt Patty Batacchi Kim Beattie Melissa Rustia Karen Kradel Chris Sadera Alderman Kelly Consolini Policeman .... Andrew Becker Warder Greg Lander Other Woman Joann Lemmerman Pictures — top: Makeup table; the cast be- fore the performance; a courtroom scene; Dave Sadera, Aron Michalski, and Mike Wadman in Sir Wilfrid ' s office. Middle: Inspector Ted Batacchi; Doreen Romaine Reynolds; David Vole Sadera; Sebastian Myers Esposito; Aron Sir Wilfrid Michalski; Andy Becker; Myer ' s summation; Margie Gulotta as Greta. Bottom: The script and coffee needed to get through the play; Director Gillian Seidl; Lori Ovitt getting powdered by Nancy Soudant. HANNAHS SALLY DEAN 279 Main Street Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 H CANAAN COMMUNITY MARKET Railroad Street Route 7 Canaan, Ct 59 o)fo)fn The Prom by Kim Emprimo Pictures — top: Karl Zigmand and Kim Emprimo; Patti Wright, Fran Weinreb, and escort; Patti McDonald announcing king and queen; Bruce Collingwood dances with Margie Gulotta; Jean Wells, Peter Eichstedt, Desiree Eichstedt, and Joe Novicki. Bottom: Mark Makuc and Cathy O ' Connor; drummer for Ralph ; Nanette Kimpel and David Sadera; Prom court: Kelly Consolini, Linda Kimpel, Margie Gulotta, Bruce Colling- wood, Jeff Collingwood, and Chuck Wyman — seated. Queen Beattie and King David Sadera. SHEFFIELD FLOWER GARDEN SHOP Rt. 7 Sheffield, MA 01257 Say it with flowers , _ 229-8553 60 MAHAIWE JEWELERS Diamonds-watches-rings Jewelry-Samsonite luggage Lenox China and Crystal Ear piercing-Engraving Canaan, Ct. 06018 BOB ' S CLOTHING Canaan, Ct. Complete Formal Rentals for Proms and Weddings Levis- Adidas-Puma Best Wishes to the Class of 81 ' THE SNAP SHOP 14 Railroad St. Gt. Barrington, MA (413) 528-4725 Oct. 25 — The prom last year was a wonderful experience. It was like being transformed into a new world. With the surroundings of a beautiful estate and your friends all dressed magnificently, it was similar to a dream or another time in history. Laughter, chatter, and compliments filled the air as we were escorted by our dates to the dance hall and the band began to wail. REIDS CLEANERS 218 Main St. Gt. Barrington, MA We Cover All Southern Berkshire Twice Weekly HARPER ' S REXALL PHARMACY 311 Main St. Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 528-0201 G1LL1GAN BROS., INC. Contractors and Builders Sheffield, MA 01257 229-8756 MACY ' S GARAGE We provide Mount Everett ' s Driver Ed. car 61 Ups And Downs by Melissa Joyce 2) b ISXlvlhLb Top left — Kevin Rueger, Jimmy Puleri; Top middle — Kyle Shiminski; Top right - David Whitbeck; Middle left to right - Scott Smith; Coach Gauthier; Eric Smith; Bottom left to right — Kyle Shiminski; Kevin Rueger; Eric Smith, Peter Cartinelli; Eric Smith. Opposite page — Peter Cartinelli; Top left to right — David Whitbeck; Jimmy Puleri; Myron Wartella; Middle left to r ight — Glenn Curtiss, Roger Duryea; Jeff Duchardt, Coach Pavoni; Bottom — Kevin Rueger. Nov. 20 — The Baseball team, at Mt. Everett, has had its ups and downs. Last year, the team was made up of young members who had not previously seen much action at the varsity level. The team had tough competition, but through it all they were able to learn and to make contributions when needed. Congratulations class of 1981 JUDY ' S BEAUTY SHED Miller Avenue Sheffield, MA (413) 229-7937 62 Best of luck to the class of 1981 WHITE KNIGHT RECORDS 288 Main Street Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 RYAN ' S FLORIST 522 Stockbridge Road Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 Phone (413) 528-9026 BIANCHI ' S Men ' s and Boy ' s Clothing Women ' s Apparel Tuxedo Rentals 200 Main Street Canaan, Ct SCHEDULE — BASEBALL (JV) (V) A21 Lee ... 1-26 A21 Monument Mt. ... 4-21 A26 Monument Mt. 6-5 7-13 A29 Taconic 0-16 1-21 Ml St. Joe 1-7 1-7 M3 McCann 4-9 1-10 M6 Lenox 5-11 0-14 M8 Drury 2-21 0-13 M10 Mt. Greylock 6-9 6-12 M13 Lee 2-30 1-23 M15 Hoosac 6-7 4-7 M17 Monument Mt. 3-14 4-18 M20 Wahconah 3-15 1-4 M22 McCann 1-13 2-8 M24 Lenox 6-8 5-9 M27 Pittsfield 3-9 0-16 M28 Mt. Greylock 1-5 2-22 M31 Hoosac 0-11 0-9 •WIN CORN CRIB Route 7 Sheffield, MA 01257 WALSH ' S NATURAL FOODS Route 23 Monterey, MA 528-4257 KROL PRINTING Specializing in wedding invitations and accessories BOB AND PAM KROL Sheffield, MA 229-7955 FARSHAW and COMPANY Farshaw Office Supply P.O. Box 177 Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 63 Tough Losses, Great Victories ] IBI vLblb Pictures — top: Pam McDonald — baserunning; Agnes Pizzichemi — next up, Karin Shanley — third base coach; JV bench; Karen Kradel — pitching; Cheryl Walther — catching; Kelly Granger — base runner; Mr. Seavey and Coach Krol. Bottom: Tammy Jervas; Denise Rossi, JV Coach McDonald, Wendy Gunn — first base coaching; Missy Green — batting stance; Kim Emprimo, Wendy Gunn, Terry Unsderfer — waiting; Sue Kickery with umpire; Kelly Johnston — on base; Melissa Joyce — batting. Nov. 13 — This past softball season has been one of much determination and hard work for many of the players. We had some tough losses and some great victories. Many will not forget the game played against St. Joe. The underdog Mount Everett beat the first place team. SHEFFIELD PHARMACY William J. Silk, Jr., Reg. Pharm. Sheffield, MA 64 SHEFFIELD MARKET Choice Meats and Produce Mon.-Sat. 8:00-5:30 Sun. 8:00-11:30 229-8939 by Melissa Joyce SCHEDULE — 1980 SOFTBALL A21 Lenox A21 Lee A29 Lenox A30 McCann M2 Lee M5 Drury M7 Wahconah M9 Pittsfield M12 Monument Mt M14 Mt. Greylock M16 Taconic M19 St. Joseph M21 Hoosac M23 McCann M27 Drury M28 Pittsfield M30 Mt. Greylock J3 St. Joseph (JV) 19-18 26-12 ' 13-20 4-16 8-25 31-23 3-30 25- 8 17-10 10-11 13- 6 21-13 13-10 (V) 10- 9 5-27 12-15 2- 5 6-16 7- 9 16-15 14-15 11-17 12- 7 1- 2 5- 2 9- 1 4- 5 5- 9 5-10 7-32 0- 9 •WINS SEGALLA ' S LAWN MOWER SHOP INC. Canaan, Ct Ariens — Toro — McCulloch Chain Saw Sales — Service Telephone 824-7276 Congratulations to the class of 1981 PINE TREE RESTAURANT Route 7 Sheffield, MA 01257 (413) 229-8881 65 Below Top left to right — William Fennell; Matthew Eline; Michael Main; David Quenneville: Bottom left to right — A sequence of Matthew Eline. Opposite page — left to right — Michael Main; Wesley Wheeler; Michael Ovitt; Matthew Eline; Bottom let to right — Rusty Case; Denis O ' Con- nor; William Fennell; Stefan Haecker. A Year Round Sport LJ LJV U Nov. 13 — Cross-Country is a sport that you have to practice year round for. It takes more than just one season to get in shape. Most runners at the end of the season are happy with the results. It is true that Cross-Country is an individual sport but the team is what most runners care about. If you have a terrible meet and your team wins thats what is important. Cross-Country has given me more satisfaction and feeling of accomplishment than any other sport. CHARTS UNLIMITED Railroad Street Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 66 THE GANS APPLIANCE and FURNITURE CO. INC. Appliances — Furniture — Home Gas Service Irv Steinberg Howard J Steinberg 31 Railroad Street Gt Barrington. MA 01230 Phone (413) 528-0313 PETE ' S SALES and SERVICE Auto Repairs Areas largest snowmobile dealer — Mopeds — Chainsaws Lawn and Garden Equipment Sold and Serviced So. Main Street Sheffield, MA 01257 ' Tel. (413) 229-8503 PAUL S. BATACCH1 Asphalt Paving Parking Lots — Tennis Courts Driveways — Landscaping Septic Systems Installed Sheffield. MA 01257 Tel. (413) 229-2064 by Matthew Eline SCHEDULE — CROSS-COUNTRY (V) S19 Monument Mt. 23-34 S22 Drury 35-25 S22 Pittsfield 35-25 S26 Lee 31-25 S26 Hoosac 31-26 S29 Wahconah 38-20 03 Lenox 24-31 06 Taconic 38-23 010 Monument Mt. 18-45 014 Drury 39-21 017 Lee 26-29 020 Wahconah 34-22 020 Mt. Greylock 43-16 N8 Lenox 28-27 Western Mass. 8th Championship •WINS ■■■■ H We wish all the graduates health, wealth, and the time to enjoy them. BERKSHIRE COUNTRY STORE Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 GLAMOUR HUTTE 177 Main Street Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 Phone: (413) 528-0360 Prop. Ann Katt Congratulations to the Class of 1981 DURYEA HOME REPAIR So. Egremont, MA KWIK PRINT 35 Bridge Street Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 67 ion ZUv Pictures — top: Jennifer Kinsley; Sally Soudant and Chris Sadera; Krista Stanton and Joann Lemmerman; Sally Soudant; Cherie Briggs and Pam Hewins. Middle: Group; Mary O ' Connor; Play — to close to our cage. Bottom: Jennifer Kinsley, Pam Hewins and Sabrina Chapin; Peggy O ' Con- nor; Krista Stanton; Sabrina Chapin; Teresa Cane, Cheri Briggs, and Patti Batacchi; Teresa Cane; Cheri Briggs and Teresa Cane; corner play at the goal. Sep. 26 — Field hockey is definitely my sport. I get so much fulfillment from it. Not only is it aggressive, but it takes extreme techniques and talents in order to take that little white ball down the field with control. I love to play field hockey althouh the phys- ical condition you have to maintain through- out the season is sometimes hard to man- age. The main thing that it takes is devotion and concentration — even when your are nearly exhausted. You just have to push yourself a little bit more to get that extra satisfaction. BARRINGTON ELECTRICAL SHOP, INC. Herman G. Morelli Pres. 283 Main Street Great Barrington, MA 01230 _ 528-3050 DO General Electric Appliance and TV BARRINGTON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING, INC. Edward S. Davidson, Prop. 283 Main Street Great Barrington, MA 01230 528-3051 Electrical wiring of all types Congratulations! DEWEY ELECTRIC-SINGER 283 Main Street Great Barrington, MA 01230 BH ■i m by Joann Lemmerman SCHEDULE — 1980 FIELD HOCKEY (JV) (V) S16 Taconic Hills 0-7 1-3 S22 Mt. Greylock 0-4 0-6 S26 Lee 0-1 1-0 S29 Ichabod Crane 0-2 ... S30 Plttsfield ... 3-0- 02 Taconic Hills 0-3 ... 010 Mt. Greylock 0-2 0-2 014 Lee 0-1 2-2 ' 017 Pittsfield ... 3-0 024 Ichabod Crane 1-4 ... 027 Mt. Greylock ... 0-4 031 Lee — 1-0 N4 Pittsfield ... o-o- •WINS TIES Congratulations from BARRINGTON SAVINGS Barringtion Savings. Great 244 Main St. Gt. Barrington 528-1190 Main St. Sheffield 229-8516 Depot St., West Stockbridge 232-8542 69 D 1 A 1 Peach Basket Problems Feb. 10 — Basketball this year is like a black cat walking in front of you on Friday the 13th. The basketball never seems to bounce the right way for us. I think that the other teams must put a magnet in the ball because they habitually come up with it. I remember one game when we had seven chances in a row to score, but the basketball would not go into the hoop. That ' s how it seemed all year — the basketball would not go into the peach basket. WHEELER and TAYLOR Stockbr.dce MA 70 ■MOM by Matt Eline BASKETBALL — 1980-81 (JV) (V) D16 Mt. Grcylock 24-42 38-41 D17 Pine Plains 25-50 45-70 D23 Lee — 34-62 D30 St. Joe 41-58 40-71 J2 McCann 45-47 55-48 J14 Pine Plains 25-41 36-56 J16 Lenox 21-48 38-67 J23 Mt. Greylock 38-46 53-62 J30 Monument Mt . 31-53 38-91 F3 Hoosac 25-56 39-66 F6 McCann 53-52 47-58 F10 Lee 39-48 53-75 •WINS PICTURES BELOW: Matt Eline (33) drives for a layup against McCann; Karl Zigmand inbounds to Mark Consolini (23); Pat Stanton puts one up; Mark Consolini with a jump shot; Del Mintz setting up a play; and Center Jon Beattie shoots from the free-throw line. Photo by Kyle ShlmlnsUI SHEFFIELD PLASTICS Sheffield, MA 01257 71 Reason To Realize Feb. 10 — Girls ' basketball has been going pretty well. Sure, there have been ups and downs — a six-game winning streak followed by a five-game losing streak — but overall ours has been a very respectable team. It is respected throughout the league for victories over Pittsfield, Taconic, and Greylock. and it is respected for the 18-point comeback against Wahconah. The girls have offset some of the feelings throughout the county that Mt. Everett teams are automatically losers. We at Mt. Everett know that we ' re not, and those in the county have reason to realize it too. PICTURES BELOW: Left side ball handling by Laurie Wuori and Jane Dougherty; Coach Cary; a Krista Stanton layup; right: Denise Rossi, Karen Kradel, Linda Wright, Wendy Gunn, and Lynn Dugan with second-place trophy (Mount Everett Xmas Tournament was won by Lenox); right below: free throw by Wendy Gunn (32) while Jane Dougherty waits; Lynn Dugan shoots over a Drury defender; Denise Rossi during warm-up. FRANK ' S POOL SERVICE County Road Sheffield, MA 01257 72 CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ' 81! EGREMONT CONTRACTORS, INC. So. Egremont, MA 01258 GUSTAFSON ' S At Barrington Plaza Freshly Baked Products Sandwiches, Home made soups, Salads ARMY and NA VY STORE 8 Railroad Street Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 Tel. (413) 528-2110 by Lynn Dugan GIRLS ' BASKETBALl . — 1980-81 JV V Photos by Kim Emprimo Lee ... 41-24 D23 Lenox ... 34-41 D29 Hoosac Val 34-69 28-45 J3 Lenox 21-55 26-54 Mt. Greylock 27-19 53-23 J8 Lee 20-33 40-36 1 Z J12 Pittsfleld 22-54 42-38 J14 Monument Mt. 12-50 32-28 J20 Taconic 36-26 43-42 J22 McCann 48-25 44-27 J26 Wahconah 35-57 43-46 J29 St. Joe 34-41 30-43 F3 Drury 23-50 25-51 k F5 Lenox 20-34 18-33 F12 Monument Mt. 18-50 28-43 Picture Frames and Framing Art and Craft Supplies COOPER HARDWARE ART SUPPLY 306 Main Street Gt. Barrington, MA 528-2010 CENTURY 21 HEBERT REALTY INC. Route 23, Village Center Monterey, MA 01245 Business (413) 5281024 STEP N ' STYLE Barrington Plaza 536 Stockbridge Road Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 (413) 528-9232 Where - Fit - Service - Quality — Comes First R. W. TYRON CONSTRUCTION CO. Monterey, MA 528-2583 73 Like A Part S  l PICTURES BELOW: Wesley Wheeler working on a Monument Mountain wrestler; before the match, the coin toss with Captains Brown and Main; top: Sean Hohman hangs on; bottom: Steve Brown picks up two points over his Monument opponent. BEST WISHES Compliments ot GATSBYS GREENFIELD GIFT CARD HERBERT ' S SHOES W. D. HEWINS SONS Danskin, Lee, Levi, Lanz, Nike SHOP 277 Main CONST. Timberland, Calvin Klein, Gunne Great Barrington, MA Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 Sheffield. MA 01257 Sax Good Luck, Class of 1981 528-1320 229-2067 25 Railroad, Gt. Barrington 528- 74 9455 62 Main, Lee 243-3412 by Nanette M. Kimpel Feb. 12 — As a wrestling manager, I feel like a part of a big family. I often find myself giving the guys pep talks and encouraging them to win. I also find myself yelling at them a lot just like a coach would. I really enjoy wrestling. Even when the team loses, I don ' t feel like we lost because there is usually a few really good matches or wins to make up for losses. WRESTLING — 1980-81 D17 Pittsfield 39-25 D23 Taconlc 54-12 D23 Pittsfield 30-40 D27 Mt. Greylock 24-38 J3 Quabbin 18-45 J7 Drury 30-33 J10 Northampton 54-13 J10 Frontier 27-32 J14 Mt. Greylock 24-42 J17 Monument Mt. 20-37 J27 St. Joe 25-39 J30 Monument Mt. 18-37 F4 Taconic 45-24 F7 St. Joe 22-37 F12 Drury 12-47 •WINS SHOPPER ' S GUIDE 35 Bridge St. Gt. Barrington, MA C. H. MORTON Jewelers 285 Main St. Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 528-2143 AURIGAN. 1982 75 Dec. 4 — It ' s such a good feeling to know that you have three whole months ahead — wearing your cheerleading uniform to school and being proud of it . . . Showing the world that there is a basketball game and v Hi II ' if r Until You Can ' t Talk you ' re sure Mount Everett is going to win . . . And then presenting the best picture of your school you can — and then going out and screaming your head off until you can ' t talk. I love it. APPLE HILL REALTY Angus MacDonaid Associates 309 Main Street. Gt. Barrington. MA 528-3458 Main Street. Stockbridge. MA 298-3727 Mail: P.O. Box 332. So. Egremont. MA 76 warn by Kathy Jo Wartella PICTURES BELOW: Clockwise: Kelly Granger (hands on floor), Debra Sadera, Marcia Proctor, Kathy Jo Wartella (captain), Denise Sadera, Chris Sadera, Pam McDonald, Peggy O ' Connor, and Merry Germain. (Mrs. War- tella is advisor.) RIGHT: Cheerleading squad at McCann; freshman cheer- leaders Denise Sadera and Marcia Proctor. Photos by Kyle Shiminski David W. Emprimo L G SERVICENTER 69 South Main St. Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 Rs. 229-2074 Bus. 528-1322 THE GLASS SHOP Window Plate Glass - Store Fronts - Mirrors Harold J. Beckwith, Prop. (413) 528-0085 80 Railroad St., Gt. Barrington. MA 01230 77 BASEBALL - VARSITY Merrj Germain. Mgr b. Tammy Hewins. Mgr (. Tim Vagen Todd Clark Mark Consolini Kevin Rueger Kyle Shiminski Bryan Rueger Eric Smith Peter Cartinelli Mike Ovitt Jim Puleri Coach Gauthier David Whitbeck BASEBALL - JV Debbie Sadera, Mgr b Coach Pavoni f Brian Hohman Marvin Casivant Matt Fleury Jeff Duchardt Jim Gauthier Glenn Curtiss Jim Makuc Roger Duryea Myron Wartella Scott Thompson R chard MacDowell Tim Vagen SOFTBALL - VArtSITY Coach Krol b Laurie Wuori. Mgr. f. Kelly Consolini Amy Fish. Mgr. Cindy Armstrong Linda Whitbeck Kelly Johnston Susan Kickery Cheryl Walther Karen Kradel Agnes Pizzichemi Melissa Joyce Denise Rossi Krista Stanton Wendy Gunn Kim Emprimo Tammy Jervis Patti McDonald SOFTBALL - JV f. Cherie LaPoint b Jackie Lanoue Nancy Soudant Chris Sadera Patti Batacchi Pam McDonald Sally Soudant Peggy O ' Connor Missy Green Jane Dougherty Karen Shanley Kelly Granger Sabrina Chapin Coach McDonald Ab.; Nanette Kimpel FIELD HOCKEY - VARSITY b. Susan LeGeyt, Mgr. Cheri Briggs Roseanne Iverson Joann Lemmerman Krista Stanton Chris Sadera Teresa Cane FIELD HOCKEY - JV b Jessica Sturchio. Mgr Christina TenBroeck Sue Eline Heather Hatfield MaryEllen Welch Jackie Lanoue Danielle West Helen Boardman Coach Desi f. Sally Soudant Sabrina Chapin Jennifer Kinsley Nancy Soudant Patti Batacchi Tammy Hewins Pam Hewins Kara Sheldon Coach Eline f Michele Chapin Christine Emprimo Hannah Pedersen Pam Christman Anamarie Scarbro Debbie Guarnieri ' mm 78 dw 6 r. o 1 ■ « « t $J©9ii : ,- n • 54 . ««v CROSSCOUNTRY b Coach Gillooly Stefan Haecker Wesley Wheeler Mike Main Matt Eline Mark Annelli Rusty Case Bill Fennell Mike Ovitt BASKETBALL - b. Matt Eline Scott Thompson Jon Beattie Bob Seiger Denis O ' Connor f. Carolyn Goss. Mgr Debbie Sadera David Quenneville Jeff Gauthier Pat Eline Mike Coon Kurt Callahan Amelia Esposito Tammy Bobola, Mgr Mark Consolini Coach Dick f. Del Mmtz Karl Zigmand Jeff Duchardt BASKETBALL - JV f Matthew Coon b Bryan Reuger Todd Ranolde Pat Stanton Myron Wartella Denis O ' Connor David A Smith Ray Ferrin Erik Eigen Coach Pavoni GIRLS ' BASKETBALL - - VARSITY b Karen Kradel Coach Cary Krista Stanton f. Jane Dougherty Lauri Wuori Lynn Dugan, captain Carol Bachetti Wendy Gunn, captain Mary O ' Connor Denise Rossi Linda Wright GIRLS ' BASKETBALL - JV b Sherri Burkholder Chris Cartinelli Hannah Pedersen Sara Davidson Kathy MacKenzie Coach Krol f. Sabrina Chapin Jennifer Kinsley Missy Green Pam Hewins Dailyn Macchi WRESTLING Coach Proiette b. Jackie Lanoue. Mgr f Beth Ferrin, Mgr Steve Brown Sean Hohman Bill Grady Keith Wheeler Marvin Casivant Doug Champigny Rich Seiger David Gauthier Rich MacDowell Jim Makuc Mark Drabik Jeff Gauthier Wesley Wheeler Dave Lanoue Todd Coon Mike Main, captain Cherie LaPolnt. Mgr Ab Rusty Case, captain Cindy Armstrong, Mgr 79 JOANN LEMMERMAN KR1STA STANTON Field Hockey All-Stars GRADE 9 Sherrl Burkhoider Karen Hayes Cynthia Strlngham KYLE SHIMINSKI SAR Good Citizen Award PATRICIA MC DONALD Senior Class President DAR Good Citizen Award JOANN LEMMERMAN Student Council President STEPHEN BROWN Yearbook Editor-in-Chief GRADE 10 Peggy O ' Connor Lynn Warner GRADE 11 GRADE 12 Cheri Briggs Kelly Johnston Pamela Christman James Makuc Salty Soudant il M JN i iJ L I 0). March 21 — Mt. Everett Receives FEBRUARY, 1980 16 (S) First snowstorm of the winter drops about five inches of snow on area. 22 (F) US Olympics hockey team upsets USSR in 4-3 game at Lake Placid. 23 (St) US speed skater Eric Heiden sets new Olympics record by winning five gold medals. 24 (S) US Olympics hockey team defeats Finland 4-2 to win the gold medal in Olympics hockey. MARCH, 1980 14 (F) No school; snowstorm. 18 (T) Faculty beats varsity basketball team 49-47. 21 (F) Mount Everett receives notice that the New England Association of Schools and Colleges is granting a 10-year accreditation. 28 (F) Floating oil platform in the North Sea overturns in rough sea killing 128 men. 31 (M) Jesse Owens, Olympics star of the 1936 Berlin Games, dies of IT APRIL, 1980 1 (T) Transit workers in New York City begin a city-strangling strike. 7 (M) President Carter imposes sanctions on Iran in retaliation for holding 53 American hostages for 156 days. Action includes closing Iranian embassy and sending 35 Iranian diplomats out of the country within two days. 12 (St) Olympics officials vote to not send Olympics team to Moscow for the 1980 games. 21 (M) Baseball and Softball meet is held at Mt. Everett for Southern Berkshire teams: Lee, Lenox, Momument Mt., and Mt. Everett. 25 (F) American commando unit attempts operation to free 50 hostages in Iran; mission fails when transport plane collides with helicopter. Eight Americans are killed. 29 (T) Sir Alfred Hitchcock, master of suspenseful movies, dies at age 80. fot+f THE STUDENT fyU 10- Year Accreditation From NEASC MAY, 1980 9 (F) 1000 foot span of the Tampa Bay bridge at St. Petersburg, Florida, drops into water after bridge support is struck by a ship in high winds; 32 people die. 14 (W) Eleven new members are inducted into the National Honor Society at Mt. Everett; Mrs. Jo-Ann Callaghan is the main speaker. 17 (St) Junior-Senior prom, Heaven Can Be Anywhere, is held at Oak and Spruce in Lee; Kim Beattie is chosen queen and David Sadera king. 18 (S) Mt. St. Helens in Washington erupts sending a volcanic cloud 60,000 feet into the sky. 20 (T) Canada votes against Quebec ' s secession from Canada. 30 (F) Yearbook dance at Mount Everett. JUNE, 1980 6 (F) Graduation at Mount Everett; Mr. Harry Conklin is guest speaker. Mark Makuc speaks as valedictorian and June Butera as salutatorian. 17 (T) The school year ends at noon; summer vacation begins. JULY, 1980 11 (F) Richard Queen, a hostage held by Iranians, is released because of an ailment. 16 (W) Ronald Reagan is nominated GOP candidate for President; George Bush will be his running mate. 18 (F) Federal Appeals Court rules that registering of men but not women for the draft Is unconstitutional. 19 (St) Justice Brennan rules that registering men, but not women, is not unconstitutional; 18-year old males are to register beginning Monday, July 21 27 (S) The Shah of Iran dies in Eygpt after months of Illness and hospital treatment. AUGUST, 1980 9 (St) Super-hurricane Allen hits southern Texas with 160 mph winds. 13 (W) President Carter is nominated democratic candidate for 1981-1984 Presidential term at New York convention. 19 (T) Second worst aircraft accident in history kills 301 In Saudi-Arabia. 20 (W) Otto Frank, father of Anne Frank (Diary of Anne Frank) and only survivor of the family, dies at age 91. JNCIL, 1980-1981 i COUNCIL W r - f.4UA. cjJ J o pf-G oM 83 (CALENDAR — CONTINUED) SEPTEMBER, 1980 3 iW) School opens for the 1980-81 school year. 18 (Thi Author Katherine Anne Porter dies at age 90. 19 (F) Titan silo in Damascus. Kansas, has explosion. 21 (S) Iran and Iraq go to war against each other. fe v E OCTOBER, 1980 2 (Th) Michael Myers. U.S. representative from Pennsylvania is expelled from House of Representatives in connection with the ABSCAM scandal. Muhammad Ali fails in his attempt to win the heavyweight boxing title from Larry Holmes. 21 (T) The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Kansas City Royals 4-1 in the sixth game of the World Series and become the 1980 baseball world champions. 27 (M) General Motors announces the greatest loss for any quarter in American business history — over 560 million dollars. 28 (T) President Carter and Governor Reagan have debate of national television; both claim victory. Senior Class Officers NOVEMBER, 1980 4 (T) Governor Reagan becomes President-elect in a surprisingly easy victory over President Carter. Proposition 2 : passes in Massachusetts; drastic cuts in school programs across the state are anticipated. 7 (F) Actor Steve McQueen dies of cancer at age 50. 18 iT) First snowstorm of the season drops a foot of snow on Southern Berkshire. No school. 21 (F) Smoke kills 84 in MGM hotel fire in Las Vegas. 22 (St) Actress Mae West dies at an age believed to be between 82 and 88. 23 (S) Severe earthquake in Southern Italy kills thousands — possibly up to 10.000 people. Patricia McDonald-Pres Krista Stanton-V. Pres. Melissa Joyce-Sec. Nanette Klmpel-Tres. 84 ■ DECEMBER, 1980 8 (M) Beattle singer John Lennon Is shot to death in New York City at age 40. 21 (S) Iran demands that the U.S. deposit 24 billion dollars in Algerian bank until Iran ' s assets in America and Shah ' s wealth are recovered; hostages will be released when conditions are met. 25 (Th) Weather set record for extreme cold on Christmas day; -30° F Is recorded in some New England places. 27 (St) President Carter breaks collarbone while cross-country skiing at Camp David. JANUARY, 1981 2 (F) Varsity basketball team breaks 2- year string of losses by defeating McCann at Mount Everett. 7 (W) Snowstorm; no school. 20 (T) Ronald Reagan is Inaugurated as 40th President of the United States. Hostages in Iran are released after 444 days of captivity. 21 (W) Hostages tell stories of being mistreated while held by Iranians. 25 (S) Hostages return to a yellow- ribboned United States. Oakland Raiders defeat the Philadelphia Eagles 27-10 In Super Bowl XV. V FEBRUARY, 1981 5 (Th) Connecticut ' s former governor, Ella Grasso, dies of cancer. 9 (M) Snowstorm and slippery roads; no school. 10 (W) Rainstorm and slippery roads; no school. 13 (F) Final yearbook deadline; last pages picked up by yearbook consultant Don Lendry. (A) administration (a) aides (F) faculty (P) school personnel (81) 12th grade Abbott, Danny (82) 30 Administration 44 Alvares. Mr Leo (F) 46, 54 Amstead. Connie (86) 15 Amstead, Keith (85) 19 Amstead. Mark (84) 22 Andrus. Jon (83) 27 Andrus. Rick (82) 31, 53 Annelli, Mark (84) 23, 79 Anstett. Charles (85) 19 Aragi, Debbie (83) 27, 85 Archey. Miss Kathleen (F) 47 Armstrong. Cindy (81) 34, 36, 56, 78, 79 Artz, Mrs. Grace (F) 48 Auxier, Tim (84) 23 A uard« Credits 80 Bachetti. Carol (81) 35, 36, 79 Ball. Roger (85) 19 Ball. Sharon (82) 31 Ball, Sheila (82) 31 Band 50 Barnum, Becky (84) 23 Baseball. 62 Basketball, Boys 70 Basketball. Girls 72 Bassett. Andy (84) 23 Bassett. Cather ine (83) 27 Bassett, Melissa (84) 22 Bassett. Sandra (81) 34. 36 Bassett, Sharon (81) 35, 36, 39 Batacchi, Patricia (81) 12, 35, 37, 43, 48, 57. 78 Batacchi, Ted (82) 30, 31, 52, 58, 85 Beattie. Jon (81) 13, 34, 37, 43, 54, 57. 71, 79, 84 Beattie, Kim (80) 59, 61 Becker. Andrew (80) 59 Beckwith, Jessica (81) 9. 36 Behne. Chris (85) 19 Behne, Denise (83) 27 Behne, Kathy (85) 19 Bell. Steven (84) 23 Bell, Tracey (85) 19 Bernstein, Robin (85) 19, 83 Bettis, Teresa (85) 18, 19 Blanchard, Mr Donald (F) 47 Blount. John (86) 15 Blume. Michael (82) 31, 83 Boardman. Mrs Carolann (F) 48 Boardman, Ellen (86) 15 56, 78 Boardman. Holly (82) 31 Boardman, Matthew (86) 15 Bobola, Charlene (86) 15 Bobola, Tammy (83) 27, 79 Bodnar. Mrs Estella (P) 48 Bosworth, Douglas (81) Boteze, Mrs Patricia (P) 48 Bourque. David (83) 27 Bourque, Donald (82) 31 Bouthillette, Mrs. Phyllis (P) 48 Bradley, Michael (83) 27 Bradley, Kathleen (86) 15, 56 Braverman, Eric (86) 15 Brazie, Charlene (84) 23 Brehm, Mrs Pamela (F) Briggs, Cheri (82) 31, 33, 54, 55, 68. 69. 78 Briggs. Laurie (84) 23, 55 Brolli. Mrs Marcia (F) 47 Brown. Stephen (81) 13. 34, 36. 43, 54. 56. 57. 75. 79, 80, 81 Brucale. Peter (83) 27 BrucaJe, Steven (86) 15 Bunce, Robin (83) 27 Bunce. Tamara (81) 36 Burkholder, Sherri (84) 23, 54, 56, 57, 79 Burkle. Mrs. Jody (F) 47 Burkle, Mr Gary (F) Busch, Karl (85) 19 Busch, Becky (85) 19 Bush. Bonnie (83) 27 Bush. Bridgit (84) 23 Bush, Cyndi (84) 22 Bush, Kimberly (83) 27 Bush. Susan (84) 23 Bushy. Billy (82) 31 Bushey, Bruce (84) 23 Bynack, Jeff (81) 36, 43, 54 Byrne, Mr. James (P) 50 Calendar 82 Callahan, Kurt (84) 23, 57, 79, 82 Camp, Karen (82) 31 Campbell, Peter (84) 23 Candee, Jim (86) 15 Candee, Mark (86) 56 Candee. Robert (83) 13, 27 Cane, Teresa (81) 35, 37, 53, 56, 68, 69, 78 Cane, Tom (82) 31 Carr, Michele (84) 23 Cartinelli, Christine (84) 22, 55, 56 Cartinelli, Pete (82) 31, 62, 63, 78 Cary, Mr. J. Scott (F) 47, 72, 79 Case, William (82) 21, 54, 55, 67, 78 Casivant, Marvin (82) 31, 33, 78, 79 Cerruto, Mrs. Gail (F) Chamberland, Mr Raymond (A) 44 Champigny. Doug (83) 27, 79, 84, 86 Chapin, Michele (86) 14, 15, 56, 78 Chapin, Sabrina (85) 19, 57, 64, 68. 78. 79 Chase, Donald (81) 35, 37, 43 Cheerleader 70. 76 Chighine, Gianni (86) 15 Choquette. Kimberly (85) 19 Christman, Mrs. Jean (a) Christman, Pamela (82) 31, 54, 55. 78 Clark, Scott (83) 27 Clark, Todd (82) 31. 54, 78, 87 Collingwood, Bruce (80) 61 Collingwood, Jeff (80) 61 Consolati. Mr Thomas (A) 44 Consolini, David (85) 19, 57 Consolini, Kelly (80) 59, 61, 78 Consolini, Mark (83) 26, 27, 57, 70, 71, 78. 79 Coon, Matt (85) 18, 19, 79 Coon. Michael (86) 14, 15 Coon. Richard (85) 79 Coon, Todd (84) 23, 79 Cote, Andy (83) 28 Cote, Danielle (84) 23, 56 Cote, Steven (82) 31 Crine, Betsy (85) 19 Crine, Richard (82) 31 Crine, William (84) 23 Croaa-Country 66 Curtiss, Glenn (83) 28, 63, 78 Curtiss, Jeff (84) 23 Curtiss, Joann (86) 15 Curtiss, Julie (84) Curtiss, Mary (81) 36, 82 Curtiss, Russell (86) 15 Curtis, Trevor (85) 19 Daniels, John (81) 36 Dapretto, Theresa (83) 28 Davidson, Sara (83) 13, 28, 79 Davis, Ann (86) 15 Davis, Mr. Edgar (F) 47 Davis, George (85) 19 Davis, Star (82) 31 Davis, Tammy (83) 28 Decker, Ann (85) 19 Delmolino, Sandy (82) 13, 31 Delmolino, Susan (81) 36 Desi, Mrs. Desi (F) 46, 54, 78 Dougherty, Jane (82) 12, 31, 72, 78. 79 Dow, Mr John (P) 50 Doyle, Elizabeth (85) 19, 21, 56 Drablk, Mark (82) 31, 54, 79 Driscoll, David (82) 31 Duchardt, Jeff (83) 26, 29. 63, 78, 79, 83 Dufault, Denise (82) 31 Dugan, Lynn (81) 34, 36, 41, 55, 56, 73, 79, 84 Dunham, Mr Robert (F) 30, 47, 54 Durant, Dean (86) 15, 56 Durkin, Denise (82) 31 Duryea, Roger (83) 29, 63, 78 Edwards, Mrs Mary (F) 47 Eichstedt, Desiree (81) 34, 37, 54. 61, 83 Eichstedt, James (81) 37, 85 Eichstedt, Kelly (82) 31, 54 Eichstedt, Mark (82) 31 Eichstedt, Peter (81) 36, 61 Eigen, Robert (85) 19, 79 Eline, Matthew (81) 34, 36, 37, 54, 55, 66, 67, 70. 79 Eline, Patrick (86) 14, 16, 79 Eline, Suzanne (85) 19, 21, 78 Eline, Mr. Wayne (F) 46, 47 Emprimo, Christine (86) 16, 56, 78 Emprimo, Kim (81) 34, 36, 39, 56, 57, 60, 64. 78 Esposito, Amelia (84) 23, 79 Esposito, Sebastian (80) 58, 59 Faculty 46 Feeley, Brett (85) 19, 84 Fennell, Alice (84) 23 Fennell, William (82) 31. 66, 67, 79 Ferrin, Elizabeth (83) 29, 54, 79, 85 Ferrin, Jeffrey (86) 16 Ferrin, Ray (84) 12, 23, 54, 56, 79, 85. 86, 87 Ferrin, Theresa (85) 19, 56 Field, Gerald (86) 16 Field Hockey 68 Fish, John (81) 82 Fisher, Eric (84) 23 Fisher, Robert (86) 16 Fleury, Jared (85) 20 Frambach, Laura (86) 16 French, Willard (86) 16 Funk, Mrs. Natalie (a) 47. 83 Garrett, Adelaide (85) 18, 20 Garrett, Orville (82) 31, 84 Gates, Kassie (85) 20 Gauthier, David (84) 22. 79 Gauthier, Jeffrey (86) 16, 79 Gauthier, James (82) 78, 87 Gauthier, Mr. Robert (F) 47, 54, 62. 78 Germain. Merry (83) 29, 77, 78 Gernat, Miss Gale (F) 47 Gillette, Fred (83) 29 Gilligan, Paul (86) 16 Gillooly, Mr. William (F) 46, 47, 79 Gingras. Robert (84) 23 Gleason, Mrs Donald (P) 48 Gleason, Mrs Grace (P) Goewey, Bruce (85) 20 Goewey, Dehorah (82) 32 Goewey, Duane (82) 32 Goewey, Mary (82) Golden, Andre (83) 29 Goss, Carolyn (83) 28, 79 Goss, Daniel (86) 16, 54, 56 Graber, Mr Rennald (A) Graduation 51 Grady, William (85) 20, 78 Grandbois, Robert (84) 23 Granger, Kelly (83) 5, 28, 65, 76, 77, 78 Green, Brenda (83) 28 Green, Linda (83) 28 Green, Melissa (83) 28, 64, 78, 79 Green, Ricky (85) 21 Guarnieri, Debbie (86) 16, 56, 78 Guidi, Robert (81) 36 Guidi, William (84) 23 Gulotta, Lisa (84) 23, 54. 56 Gulotta, Margie (80) 59, 61 Gunn, Wendy (81) 34, 37, 43, 54, 57, 64, 73, 78, 79, 80 Haddock, Evelyn (81) 37 Hadsell. Lisa (84) 23 Haecker, Andy (84) 24 Haecker. Stefan (82) 33, 67, 79 Hakulin, Gregory (82) 29, 33 Hakulin, John (83) 29 Hall, Cathy (5) 21, 57 Hall, Patrick (83) 29 Halloween Costume Contest 50. 51 Handlowich. Lynn (82) Handlowich, Sherrie (83) 29 Handlowich, Timothy (86) 16 Handlowich, Tina (85) 21 Hankey, Paul (86) 16 Hassan, Bernard (86) 16 Hatfield, Adam (83) 29 Hatfield, Heather (84) 22. 24, 78 Hayes, Karen (84) 24 Hayes, Kathy (85) 87 Hayes, Kelley (86) 16, 56 Hayes. Linda (85) 21 Heath, Mary (85) 21 Helnze, Amy (85) 20 Herlihy, Mr. James (F) 46 Hervieux, Denise (83) 28 Hewins, Cindy (86) 20 Hewins, Pamela (83) 28, 55, 68, 69, 78, 79 Hewins, Tammy (81) 35, 38, 57, 78. 84 Hill, Richard (86) 16 Hlls, Clem (84) 24 Hitch, Miss Dora (F) 47 Hitchcock, Lisa (82) 33. 85 Hohman, Brian (82) 33, 59, 78 Hohman, Sean (85) 20, 75, 79 Hohman, Tracey (84) 24 Holst-Grubbe, Danette (82) 33 Holst-Grubbe, Stacey (84) 24 Hotaling, John (81) 38, 80 Hotaling, June (85) 20, 56 Hughes, Tim (85) 20 lmpoco, Lucy (84) 4, 24 Impoco, Marie (83) 28, 55, 56 Irvine, Mr. David (F) 54 Iversen, Rosanne (82) 32, 54, 78, 82 Ives, Keith (81) 38 Ives, Ronwyn (84) 24 Jaouen, Mrs. Patricia (F) 47 Jervas, Tammy (82) 32. 64, 78 Joch, Charles (85) 21 Johnson, Ginger (84) 24 Johnston, Joseph (83) 28 Johnston, Kelly (81) 12, 38, 43, 55, 65, 78, 80, 86 Johnston, Robert (86) 16 Johnston, Steve (86) 16, 56, 83 Jones, Mrs. Madeline (F) 47 Jones, Steven (83) 28, 56 Joseph, Mr. Wayne (F) 47 Joyce, Charles (83) 29 Joyce, Melissa (81) 39, 55, 56, 57, 65, 78, 82, 84 Joyner, Richard (81) 39 Joyner, Susan (85) 21 Keiler, Rudi (84) 24, 54 Kelley. Mr. Joseph (F) 47 Kelly, Brenda (86) 16 Kennedy, Mrs. Anne (F) 47 Kerber, Mrs Martha (F) 47 Kickery, Susan. (80) 65, 78 Kilmer, Melissa (84) 24 Kimpel, Glen (84) 24 Kimpel, Linda (80) 61 Kimpel, Nanette (81) 13, 34, 38, 54, 56, 60 King, Carrie (85) 21 King, Melissa (86) 16 Kingdon, Jackie (81) 38, 87 Kinsley, Jennifer (85) 20. 68, 78, 79 Klahn, Mrs. Ann (F) 48 Kollmer, Mr. Edward (F) 54 Koneazny, Mrs. Helen (P) 48 Koneazny, James (82) 32 Kradel, Karen (82) 33, 57, 65, 72, 78, 79 Krol, Mr. Robert (F) 46, 54, 65, 78, 79 Kuzia, Mr. Richard (F) 47 LaBrecque. Daniel (85) 20. 56 LaBrecque, Lisa (83) 29 Lampman, Mr Allen (F) 47 Langcnback, Ken (84) 24 Lanoue, David (86) 16, 79. 84 Lanoue. Duane (84) 24 Lanoue, Jackie (83) 29, 78. 79 LaPoint, Cherie (83) 28, 55, 78. 79 LaPoint, Michele (81) 6, 34, 38, 43, 54, 57 Larkin, James (86) 16 Lavalette. Bill (84) 24 LeGeyt, Lesley (86) 16, 56, 82 LeGeyt, Philip (84) 24 LeGeyt, Susan (82) 32, 56, 59, 78, 87 Lehmbeck, John (82) 33 Lehmbeck, Mike (85) 20, 56 Lemmerman, Evan (85) 20, 57 Lemmerman, Joann (81) 38, 54. 55. 56, 68, 69, 78, 80, 81, 82 Litchfield, Bobby (84) 24 Litchfield, Maureen (86) 16, 56 Lockwood, Marianne (85) 20, 56 Loewe, Miles (80) 59 Lowry, Debbie (83) 28 Lowry, Robin (81) Lucy, Mr. Donald (F) 47, 83 Lyman, Dale (86) 16 Macchi, Dailyn (82) 33, 79 MacDowell, Richard (84) 24, 78, 79 MacKenzie, Kathy (84) 24 MacNeil, Terri (81) 39 Main, Mike (82) 33. 66, 67, 75, 79 Makuc, James (82) 32, 54, 55, 57, 78, 79 Makuc, John (81) 5, 12, 35, 37, 39, 43, 54, 57 Makuc, Mark (80) 60 Mallory, Rose (84) 24 Marchione, Jennifer (85) 21 Marchione, Joely (86) 16 Marion, Kevin (86) 16 Marion, Shaun (85) 21 Marks, Kelly (84) 24 Martin. Anthony (86) 16 Martin, Dale (84) 24 Martin, Michael (83) 28 Mathieu, Arthur (86) 16 Mathieu. Mark (84) 24 Maynard, Paul (85) 21 McCool, Mrs Janis (F) 47 McDonald, Mr. Joe (a) 47, 64, 78 McDonald, Pamela (83) 28, 54, 57, 64, 76, 77, 78 McDonald, Patricia (81) 38, 43, 54, 60. 78, 81, 87 McLaughlin, Kevin (81) 35, 37. 38. 53, 55 Menin. Mr Paul (F) 46, 47, 86 Michalski, Aron (81) 8, 12, 38, 43, 58, 59 Michalski, Lila (85) 20 Michalski, Sam (83) 28, 82 Mielke. Ted (84) 24 Milokas, Mr George (F) 47, 54 Mintz, Del (82) 32, 71. 79, 85 Muller, Charles (82) 32 Muller. Christian (86) 16 Nash, Donna (84) 24 National Honor Society 50, 51 Nicholson, Heidi (86) 16 Nilson, Mr. Robert (P) 45 Nourse, Donna (86) 16 Nourse, Thea (81) 38 Novak, Laraine (P) O ' Brien, Ann (85) 20 O ' Brien, Donna (81) 39 O ' Brien, Evie (82) 32 O ' Brien, Mr. Paul (F) 18, 46, 83 O ' Connor, Cathy (80) 60 O ' Connor, Denis (84) 24, 67, 79 O ' Connor, Margaret (83) 12, 29, 68, 76, 77, 78 O ' Connor, Mary (81) 39, 68, 79 O ' Connor, Susan (81) 35, 38 Ormsbee, Edmund (82) 32 Ormsbee, Jamie (83) 29 Ostrander, Lisa (82) 33 Ovitt, Dawn (86) 16, 85 Ovitt. Felecie (81) 38, 43. 57. 64 Ovitt, Janice (83) 29, 55 Ovitt, Karen (82) 33, 55 Ovitt, Laurie (80) 58 Ovitt, Michael (82) 33, 55, 67, 78, 79 Ovitt, Sandra (85) 13, 20 Palmer, Nancy (85) 20 Papp, Christine (83) 29 Parker, Melissa (82) Parks, Suzanne (86) 16 Paul, Gina (82) 32 Payoni, Mr Dick (F) 63, 78, 79 Peck, Frederic (86) 16 Pedersen, Mrs Grace (P) 48 Pedersen, Hannah (84) 5, 24, 54, 56 78. 79 Pedretti, Andrew (83) 29 Pellegrini, Richard (85) 20 Pellegrini, Roxanne (81) 34, 38 Pensoneault. Jesse (82) 32 Percy, Don (82) 32 Percy, Mike (81) 38, 43 Percy, Michelle (86) 16, 35, 82, 85 Peron, Mr. John (F) 47 Perry, Eric (85) 21 Perry, James (82) 32 Personnel 48 Pezzee, Marcus (86) 16 Phillips, Bob (82) 32 Phillips, Stephen (86) 16, 84 Pickert, Lisa (82) 33, 52, 85 Pino, Ruth (81) 35, 39, 61 Piper, Mrs. Emilie (F) 47 Pizzichemi, Agnes (80) 64, 78 Pizzichemi. Monika (86) 16, 56 Play 58 Pond, Kelly (83) 29 Pond, Warren (86) 16 Porrovechio, Mr Mark (F) 47 Pothul, Jennifer (82) 33 Pothul, Steven (83) 28 Pottle. Mr David (A) 45 Pratt, Mrs Betty (P) 48 Proctor. Marcia (84) 24, 76, 77 Proctor. Melissa (82) 33. 54, 86 Proiette, Mr Alfred (F) 79 Prom 61 Provost, Brends (86) 16 Provost, David (84) 24 Provost, James (81) Provost. Jeffrey (81) Puleri. James (82) 33, 78 Quenneville, David (85) 21, 66, 79 Quenneville, Michelle (86) 16 Race, Cynthia (81) 39, 55 Raimer, Brenda (85) 21, 56 Ranolde, Tammy (86) 16, 24, 82 Ranolde, Todd (84) 79 Raskind, Mr. Mark (F) 47, 54, 84 Reeves, Scott (84) 24 Reilley. Brian (84) 24 Reilley, Keven (85) 21 Replogle, Jim (84) 24, 53 Replogle, Mark (85) 21 Reynolds, Cheryl (83) 28 Reynolds. Doreen (80) 58 Reynolds, James (86) 16 Reynolds, Robin (81) 40 Reynolds, Tom (84) 24 Rhoades, Susan (82) Rice, Billy (83) 28 Riiska. Todd (84) 24 Robarge, Mrs. Jenifer (F) 48 Robarge, Randy (84) 24 Robarge, Richard (83) 28 Robarge, Wanda (86) 16 Rokos, Mrs. Muriel (P) Romane, Frank (83) 28 Romano, Lisa (85) 21 Rooney, Mr John (P) 49 Rosier, Lisa (83) Rossi, Denise (83) 29, 64. 72. 73, 78, 79 Rueger, Bryan (82) 33, 57, 78, 79 Rueger, Kevin (80) 62, 63. 78 Rummel, Magdaline (84) 24, 56 Ryan, Glenn (82) 32 Sable, Damon (81) 40 Sadera, Christine (83) 29, 57, 68, 76, 77, 78 Sadera, David (80) 58. 59. 61 Sadera, Debra (82) 32, 57, 76, 77, 78, 79, 83 Sadera, Denise (84) 24, 57, 76, 77 Salzmann, Mike (82) 32 Saunders, Catherine (85) 20 Scarbro, Anamarie (86) 16, 78 Schneider, Donald (86) 16 Schnurr, William (85) 20, 56 Schuler, Jeffrey (86) 16, 86 Seavey, Mr. Wayne (F) 47. 65 Seely, Beth (84) 24, 84 Seidl, Anna (85) 20 Seidl, Mrs Gillian (F) 58 Seige . Richard (83) 29. 79 Seiger. Tobert (82) 7, 32, 79 Seitz, Mrs. Laurie (F) 47 Senior 34 Seward, Mrs Maureen (a) 47 Shafiroff, Mr. Paul G. (F) 45 Shanley, Karin (83) 13, 29, 78 Shanley, Tanya (81) 40 Sheldon. Heidi (84) 24 Sheldon, Kara (86) 16, 56, 78 Shelofsky, Dave (86) 16, 85 Sheridan, Patrick (82) 32 Sheridan, Richard (81) 40 Shifnadel. Mr Steven (F) 46 Shiminski, Kyle (81) 34. 41, 43. 55. 56, 57, 62, 63, 78, 80, 81 Shortis. Kim (82) 33 Siter, Glenn (83) 29 Siter, Shanon (85) 20 Skarupa, William (84) 24 Sluka, Robert (85) 20, 57 Small, Mr Steven (F) 47 Smith, David A (85) 21. 79, 84 Smith, David M (85) 21. 79 Smith, Eric (81) 40, 43, 62, 78 Smith, Matt (83) 28 Smith, Sean (86) 16, 54, 56 Smith, Scott (83) 28. 62 Smith. Steven (83) 28 Smith, Sue (84) 24 Softball 64 Soudant, George (85) 21 Soudant, Nancy (81) 35, 39, 40, 54, 57, 58, 78 Soudant, Sally (82) 33, 54, 56, 68. 69, 78 Souza, Dawn (86) 16 Souza, Laoelei (85) 21 Spagnuolo, Christine (85) 21 Spencer, Wendy (84) 24 Stalker, Allen (84) 24 Stanton, Krista (81) 12, 39, 40, 56. 68, 72, 78, 79, 80, 82. 84, 87 Stanton, Pat (83) 28, 70, 79 Stevens, Deborah (82) 33 Stevens, Micheal (85) 20 Stevens, Robert (85) Storti, Mrs. Janice (F) 47 Streeter. Mrs Inez (P) 48 Stringham, Cynthia (84) 24. 54 Student Council 55 Sturchio, Jessica (86) 16. 56, 78 Sullivan, Bruce (84) 24 Sullivan, Maryann (81) 35, 40. 57 Swanson, Howard (82) 33 Table of Content 2 TenBroeck. Christina (86) 16, 78 Testa, Mr Dante (F) Terry, Chuck (81) Thompson. Scott (84) 24, 78, 79, 83 Turner, George (81) Turner, Paul (81) 13, 34, 41, 57 Twing. Frank (82) 33 Twing, Laura (86) 16 Twing, Robin (85) 20, 57 Ullrich, Mrs Sabina (P) 48 Unsderfer. Andrew (85) 20 Unsderfer, Glen (83) 28 Unsderfer, Terry (81) 13, 35, 40, 43. 64 Vachon, Mrs. Lea (P) 47 Valinaggi, Dawn (81) 40 Van Deusen, Dwight (81) 9, 40, 52 Van Deusen. Kellie (86) 16, 56 Viall, Tosha (84) 24, 55, 56 Wadman. Michael (81) 40 Walther. Cheryl (80) 65. 78 Warner, Brian (84) 24 Warner. Gary (84) Warner, Lynette (83) 29 Wartella, Kathry (81) 11. 34. 41. 56, 57, 76. 83 Wartella. Mrs Linda (P) 48 Wartella. Mr Myron (F) 47 Wartella. Myron (83) 29, 56, 63, 78. 79. 83 Watson. Patty (86) 16, 56 Watson. Susan (81) 40 Weinreb. Fran (80) 60 Weinreb. Scott (84) 24 Welch. James (84) 54. 55 Welch. Katherine (85) 20. 57 Welch. Mrs Mary (F) Welch. Mary (84) 24. 56. 78. 84 Wells. Douglas (83) 29 Wells. Jackie (85) 20 Wells, Jane (83) 29, 56 Wells. Jean (82) 32, 61 Wells. Judy (82) 32 Wells. Steven (85) 21, 82 Wells, Theresa (82) 32. 56 West, Andrew (85) 21 West, Danielle (84) 24, 78, 87 West. Richard (83) 29 Whalen, Timothy (82) 32. 83 Wheeler. Carl (81) 40. 53. 54 Wheeler. Keith (85) 21, 53, 79 Wheeler, Wesley (84) 24, 67, 74, 79 Whitbeck, David (81) 35, 40. 43. 78 Whitbeck. Donald (83) 29. 63 Whitbeck, Ellen (86) 16 Whitbeck. Linda (82) 32. 54. 78 White. Richard (86) 16. 54 White. Maureen (81) 35, 40 Wickwire. Harold (85) 21 Wilcox, Mrs Joan (P) 48 Wilkinson, Carol (86) 16 Wilkinson. Joseph (82) 33 Wilkinson. Paula (81) Wilkinson. Wayne (84) 24 Wittnebert. Dave (83) Wolkenstein, Stephonie (84) 24 Wre.tllng 74 Wright. Mrs Barbra (P) 48 Wright. Mrs Carrie L (P) 48 Wright. John (82) 33 Wright, Linda (82) 33. 73. 79 Wright. Patricia (80) 60 Wuori. Laurie (82) 3. 33. 57. 72. 78. 79 Wyman, Charles (80) 61 Yearbook 57 Zablonski. Mr Alan (F) 47 Zamperini. Mrs Beatrice (a) 48 Ziegler. David (82) 33 Ziegler. June (85) 21 Ziegler. Vale (84) 24 Zigmand, Jim (84) 24 Zigmand. Karl (81) 34. 37. 41. 60. 70. 79 Zink, Nelson (85) 21 Zink. Steven (82) 33 m SHED RESTAURANT Cocktails Route 7, Sheffield Rd. Sheffield, MA 87 4R MIA )NALD TO THE CLASS OF 1 ON YOUR GRADUAT Spring is flowing on, away, As summer heat and length of day Replace the grays of river mists With lavenders of sweet, dew-kissed Violets and lilacs. Soon The friendly sun and butter moon Will no more look upon the youth Of new-hatched chick or wren. Forsooth ' Tis now the time for timid fawn To wander out and greet the dawn Alone, and sparrow, too, to try Young wings, courageous heart, and fly. ' Tis time for rushing, laughing streams To venture forth; fulfill their dreams Of merging with slow drifting tides Of seas far off. The fog that hides . The valleys, too, will rise high o ' re The mountain-tops, and disappear. Go, dear ones; we wish you strength To search the world ' s vast breadth and h We wish you courage, self-esteem That you may realize the dream You hold your own. We wish you love, And faith in Him who, from above, Shall mark the path and light your way As you set out on life today. Yet, though from us you now depart, Know you ' ll be ever in our heart. mlm K! M ■■ IB HflHT (• is