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

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E - x F 5 . Q 'i. 1 - 4 Q -' ' i E x L .- 'A -iv -gi . 3 . A . Ala. . V V Q L P if f E. . ' af 4 . ' Pictures - top: Mrs. Desig . so - 1 .John Wrightg Mark Drabikg Jim ,W P, ,g, W f Gauthier Right: Kathy Wartellag . 7 3, A Chris Sadera, Pam McDonaldg '15, v' Karen Kradel, Jim Makuc, Laurie , H ' r - 1 f u Wuorig Aaron Michalski. J As , ff,- f , There is this person who sits in front of me in English. She always wears, shall we say, not normal clothes. lt always seems that she stands out in a crowd. Her designer jeans, her skirts, and her shoes always at- tract attention. She can come to school fresh out of the '50's, as a normal person, frarelyl, or as one from I don't know where! The clothes fit the personality, though, and that makes all the difference.

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X v 1 The Barbizon Look Alikes by Bill Doyle Just as in any school in America, Mt. Everett has its own fashion tastes. There are people who dress like the Barbizon School and others who dress like the Barbizon School janitors. You can tell a lot about a person from his clothes. All the col- lege prep students dress in cords, unpatched jeans or dickies and usu- ally wear an izod or a fox shirt, al- though others are worn. The other students, those who are not college prep, usually wear plaid flannel shirts over a t-shirt and a vest over the shirt, jeans from WWI and big ugly boots. 11 Pictures - top left: Karen Kradelg Pam Christman. Bottom right: Ms. Si' hortisl Patricia Watsong Kelly Abnormality by Jim Makuc

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Pictures - top left: Michael Ovitt and Dailyn Macchi - Behavioral science ex- perimentg Jeff Duchardtg Greg Carpen- ter and Rosanne lversen - Behavioral scienceg Pam Christman and Jim Gauth- ier. Middle: Frank Ramanog Lucy lrn- poco. Karen Shanley, Marylillen Welch - Observe a baseball gameg Gym class playing soccerg Clown Juliet Hughes - Halloween dress-up, if L'-7' NEW ENGLA D KESWICK YOUTH BIB