Mount Everett High School - Aurigan Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)
- Class of 1989
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PEOPLE- Who We Are Grade 5 10 Grade 6 12 Grade 7 14 Grade 8 16 Freshmen 20 Sophomores 24 Juniors 28 Seniors 34 Administration 42 Faculty 44 Personnel 46 Special Education 48 AURIGAN, 1989, Volume 34, is sponsored and prepared by members of the Senior Class, Mount Everett Regional School. Sheffield, Massachusetts. Due to deadlines and delivery schedules, this yearbook spans the period of time from February, 1988, to February, 1989. bove: Mr. Eline — principal; above right: 1989 sarbook Staff — Carol Brunnschweiler — orts editor, Chris Brunnschweiler — executive itor; bottom: Errol Joseph — features editor, z Shuts — coordinator, Mich elle Sheinhartz — ecutive editor, Karen Bredenfoerder — pho- graphy editor, Michele Wilkinson — senior edi- tor, Shelby Loder — editor-in-chief, Robin Bras- kie — calendar editor, Tasha Duryea — index editor, Mary Pottle — executive editor, Michelle Risatti — activities editor, Joseph Martin — copy editor, Jase Donae (ab), Darlene Barrier — faculty editor (ab), Jo-ann Hankey — underclass- men editor (ab), Mr. Davis — adviser. ACTIVITIES-- What We Do Play 50 Musical 51 Prom 52 Band 54 Government Clubs 56 Europe Trip 61 SPORTS-What We Play Golf. 63 Spring Ball 64 Soccer 68 Cross-Country 72 Basketball 74 Wrestling 78 Cheerleading 80 AWARDS CREDITS...82 CALENDAR 84 INDEX 86 EPILOGUE 88 Since this yearbook ' s theme is signatures, we thought we ' d leave a space for you to sign your signature. (signature) £rfgz - bb £— (leA y t dCeUJusL, YTUxrJk XJaaIAx. UAfoX - z c a V v ftuoo POJ JJI YYUj c u P-d ' s- ejt Ks G OsiT - V=feU2 C Q ujU) Q £j rufix. lOoJLk- -f vjij JuLU- GOjJJU fc cw JUotf %X«MuU t .c My 3 T M 1 C wv C(fT K 5oH As we leave behind our school, We leave a large portion of our past And like initials carved in a tree, Our deeds are signatures that last -Michelle Risatti Cx. JlcOtt jhkjdoin - U J- _ kaH,y Oo,ci s (]« o ,cA %tdX ait Joo nL mhx tC wi T) FEATURE ' A «A A m - % m v x, ;  - :   V J - 1 h f i £ i- . J T - -V - v . - . v - y • c - ' - ' ■ 5 v it : -vT- . Jfi «J « s ■. ' Bm cSZZ£ - jt Q V.V 7 Y t x -r rt- - 0fW ' cc Z£ t t FEATURE (CONT.) « . +l y , c ' -i J 3 % a ± £ i Z 4k « £ % 5 - 8 K r ' tstfSjt x — I I faa.c - f tf- N s 4.1 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE CHORUS — back row: Julie Deane, Melissa Hanson, Shannon Flynn, Tricia Storti, Heather Twing, Melanie Wickwire, Jeanette Hersey, Cather- ine Coons, Jessica VanDeusen, Jacqueline Stevens, Maronda Garzone, Jordan Loder; fourth row: Siiri Morley, Jennifer Perilli, Charnesha Mayfield, Carmen Mayfield, Beth Farnum, Nichole Dupont, Hugo Billard, Katharine Kelley, Ann Gile, Scott Chadwick, Charles Mayfield, Heather Sullivan, Scott Chadwick, Cortney White, Peter Schoeffer; third row: Sarah Costelloe, Jeanne Moynihan, Siiri Morley, Julia Marino, [Catherine Doane, Patricia Davis, John-Cranston Wells, Lydia Russell, Erin Piretti, Lisa Kirchner, Corey Fowlkes, Lucas Fletcher, Gary Mattie; second row: Tabhitha Salamacha, Erin Hecker, Kim- berly Clouser, Sarah Pottle, Sabrina Howard, Daniel Willig, Geoffrey Arend, Meredith Ma- zur, Sarah Mather, Mrs. Loder — director, Ryan Marchione, Christine Barbiere, Rebec- ca Guartha, Jessica Dukas, Jill Bradley, Krista Borezoski; first row: Kevin Ohman, Thomas Goewey, John Wells, Matthew Far- renkopf, Nancy Ruane, Kyle Fowlkes, Chris- topher Bierce. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH STUDENT COUNCIL — back row: Japheth Ketcham, Jason Smith, Nathaniel Sullivan, Matthew Bennett, Matthew Muskrat, Amy Duryea, Beth Kern; front row: Bill Goewey, Joshua Person, Jared Havens, Jennifer Harvey, Erin Sadlowski, Jennifer Stringham, Kimberly Harvey. FIFTH GRADE BAND — third row: Mi- chael Kellogg, Nicholas Henderson, Melissa Smith, Kimberly Clouser, Tricia Storti, Sarah Costelloe, Rebecca Smith, Erin Hecker, sec- ond row: Robert Spaulding, Kevin Ohman, Daniel Willig, Brian Thomas, John Larkin, Penelope Habicht, Leigh-Anna Marchione; first row: Jason Tanner, Heather Twing, Siiri Morley, Thomas Goewey, Nichola Trier- weiler, Nicholas Henderson, Catherine Coons. BAKER ' S DOZEN — back row: Rebecca Larose, Robin Grady, Jill Robbins, Kimberly Clapp, Amy Davidson, Emily Law, Jessica Simo, Mrs. Loder — director; front row: Ben- jamin Rood, Jennifer Landry, Meghan Sad- lowski, Erin Sadlowski, Rachel Rodgers, Kimberly Simpson. 5TH GRADE A Carnegie Future by Chris Brunnschweiler Fifth graders are the new kids on the block, finding their way through school. They will live the Carnegie changes, and they will be there making it work better for the future. Geoffrey Arend Chad Astore Mary Best Christopher Bierce Krista Borezoski Ben Brunnschweiler Shawn Bush Ryan Caisse Karly Canger Scott Chadwick Kimberly Clouser Catherine Coons Sarah Costelloe Veronica Cronk Patricia Davis Michelle Dawson Evan Dropkin Beth Farnum Simone Farnum Matthew Farrenkopf Sabrina Fleming Lisa Fletcher Shannon Flynn Heather Freehoffer Alana Gillooly Michael Giulian Thomas Goewey Bryan Gomez Seth Gordon Eugene Grahn Penelope Habicht Melissa Hanson Erin Hecker Jon Height Nicholas Henderson Jeanette Hersey Lisa Hopkins Jeffrey Howard 1( 1 7 , v - . - Nabrina Howard Richard Jamieson Cory Jassen Andrea Johnston James Jones Christopher Joyce Michael Kellogg Melissa Kenyon Curtis LaVigne John I.arkin Leigh-Anna Marchion Julia Marino Tyson Markham Carmen Mayfleld Charnesha Mayfield Siiri Morley Jeanne Moynihan Kevin Ohman Aaron Peck Jennie Percy Jennifer Peri 1 1 i Sarah Pottle Tabhitha Salamacha Dylan Shmulsky Rebecca Smith Melissa Smith Gary Soldati Regina Soules Robert Spaulding Jacqueline Stevens Roger Stevens Tricia Storti Christopher Streeter Heather Sullivan Jason Tanner Brian Thomas Nichola Trierweiler Heather Twing Jackie Twing Timothy Ullrich Jessica VanDeusen Collette Villetto Edward Welch John-Cranston Wells John Whitehead Melanie Wickwire Daniel Willig Elizabeth Wright Mark Zele 11 SIXTH GRADERS Safety in Numbers: by Amy Pottle The sixth grade class is the largest class in the building. With their great numbers they will make decisions and changes that will continue to provide pages for Mount Everett ' s history book. Ezra Andersen John Bailey Michael Bailey Stephen Ball Christine Barbiere Rachele Batacchi Hugo Billard Jill Bradley Andrew Brazie Douglas Bush Mason Bushey Corinne Chadwick Wendi Cook Jason Cooke Nathan Coon George Coons Eric Cooper Jennifer Davis Julie Deane Robert Desaulniers Katherine Doane Larry Dolby Jessica Dukas Nichole Dupont Samuel Dvorchik Jason Farrenkopf Lucas Fletcher Randall Flynn Corey Fowlkes Kyle Fowlkes Maronda Garzone Ann Gile Brian Gilligan Tucker Gillooly Martin Gingras Shawn Goewey Mary Going Rebecca Guartha Ian Gurfield Evan Hardcastle 12 Louis Haywood Thomas Herringshaw Daniel Hill Bradley Hunt Nickerson Joseph Katharine Kelley Cord Kenvon Japheth Ketcham Lisa Kirchner Kimberly Krzynowek Jordan Loder Maxwell MacVeety Paul Makuc Michael Mallory Ryan Marchione Sarah Mather Gary Mattie Charles Mayfield Meredith Mazur Brandon McDermott Seth Moore James Moynihan Matthew Naylor Carrie Negrini Melanie Norton Erin Piretti Johnathan Pratt Amv Pulver Christopher Race Robyn Ranzoni Lydia Russell John Sarno Peter Schoeffer Cheryl Scott Aaron Shepard Lucas Smith Patrick Smith Elizabeth Stevens Dominic Stucker Kelly Sullivan David VanEn April VanHorn Danielle Villetto Elisabeth Wells John Wells Jennifer Wheeler Cortney White Kevin Wilkinson Trevor Williamson 13 SEVENTH GRADERS The Ladder of Success by Liz Shuts The seventh grade is climbing the ladder of junior high. Being a step above the sixth graders, yet a step behind the eighth grade can sometimes unsettling. However, all 72 seventh graders seem to be handling it very well. Melinda Agar Jon Alden Andrew Bachetti Jeremy Bair Clifford Belair Matthew Bennett Louis Bongilatti Jason Brandt Alisha Bruno Matthew Chrzanowski Kimberly Clapp Jack Cruikshank Amy Davidson Larry Davis Edward Delmolino Emily Doyle Jordan Dropkin Chris Farnum Joshua Fletcher Judd Gershen Amy Gillette John Gordon Robin Grady 14 James Graham Todd Gulotta Elias Haddad Jennifer Haney Jared Havens Clarence Haywood Walter Hewins Geoffrey Hill Ham Johnson Andrew Johnston Donald Jones Beth Kern Chris Ketchen Jennifer Landr Rebecca Larose Emily Law A ril Lemieux Jennifer Lowe Norman Merrill Robert Millot Rebecca Ocain Megan Pezzee Karen Quigley Jill Robbins Rachel Rodgers Benjamin Rood Nancy Ruane Erin Sadlowski Meghan Sadlowski Vincent Sarno Lamont Schiller Michael Shea Dawd Shepard Jessica Simo kimberly Simpson Gabe Small Jason Smith Bruce Snow Michael Soncini Lynn Ste ens Michelle Stevens Jennifer Stringham Carrie Swain Patricia Thorpe Carey Tobin Bethany Trudeau Julie Turner Benjamin Yining Patricia Wright 15 EIGHTH GRADERS Small but Growing by Joe Martin The eighth grade is king of the hill in junior high but bottom of the hill in class size. The eighth grade class has only 56 students in the class which is 14% more than they had last year. They have the exciting world of high school ahead. Eighth grade — Matthew Muskrat, Amanda Rossi, Shan- non McCarthy, Jennifer Peck, Alexci a Fales, Bonnie Wells Tyler Moore; Constance Brooks; Carrie Ullrich. 16 Michael Agar Todd Clay Allison Delmolino Naomi Dumont Amy Duryea Alexcia Fales Alecia Faucher Bill Goewey Carl Bierce Gillian Gordon Jessica Grover Jeffrey Gulotta Heather Gunther Asa Hardcastle Kimberly Harvey Heather Hecker George Borezoski Jennifer Hopkins Mali ka Kent Kip I. oder Daniel Lowe Marta Makuc Shannon McCarthy Tyler Moore Lansing Broderick Matthew Muskrat Michelle Nourse Michael Ohman Stacy Palfini Jennifer Peck Norman Pelletier Joshua Person Constance Brooks Eric Peterson Bethany Powers Todd Race Amanda Rossi Dawn Sadera Fred Schoeffer Alexander Simpson Chris Burkhart Jeffrey Snyder Jennifer Stevens Colin Storti Katherine Stringham Nathaniel Sullivan William Thomas Carrie. Ullrich Chris Callahan Mac VanDeusen Bonnie Wells James Wi lkins Todd Wilkinson Michael Winn Kendall Wright Jeffrey Zele 17 9 - 12 • $ r ZS. rt tsi -fy ' Z k  r W[ AS — li ■• - • • • V. 1 1 JvcsCA . . • ■f w FRESHMEN Enthusiasm y Shelby Loder Enthusiastic describes this year ' s ninth grade class. They have an intense level of energy that keeps them in con- stant motion and has even started to spread to other classes. One outlet into which this energy can be channeled is sports; the cla ss has high participation in the various sports. ; • m i Bk Freshmen — upper left: Amy Joch,; — treasurer, Tricia Williamson — secretary, Clayton Havens — president, Zeb Kenyon — vice- president; Jason Snyder, Wayne Curtiss, Zeb Kenyon; middle left: Tricia Williamson, Jessica Joseph, Jessica MacVeety, Olivia Wil- liams, Jeffrey Hebert, Wayne Curtiss, Niccole Hankey, Zeb Ken- yon, Clayton Havens; Heather Graber; bottom left: Niccole Han- key, Tricia Williamson, Olivia Williams, Jessica Joseph, Melanie Duchardt, Tiffany Stephens, Jessica Wright. v Robert Alexander Ri-.V-v.-.-V.v.V H ' itfelif •.■•.-mV ' .w Jill Amstead Monica Brunnschweiler Darlene Bushey John Cruikshank Wayne Curtiss Angel Davis Billie-Jo Davis (ab) Suzanne Delgrande Arthur Dellea Melanie Duchardt Daniel Faucher Sherry Fefee (ab) Stacy Fellows Florence Jones Barry Finger (ab) Thomas Flvnn Erin Fovvlkes Kimberly Gillette Richard Goewey (ab) Heather Graber Nicholas Habicht 21 (FRESHMEN CONT ' D) Niccole Hankey William Hankey Clayton Havens Jeffrey Hebert Francis Higgins Jonathan Hohman Jessica Holmes Amy Joch Sean Johnson Jamie Jones Jessica Joseph Zeb Kenyon Laura Kern (ab) Kathy Krol Melissa Larkin Tammy Larose Julie Lord Jessica MacVeety Sarah Macy Donna Martin Troy Mayfield John O ' Brien Jason Peck Mark Phillips Ken Pratt ROBERT PLA ' Ronda Rhoades Dean Robbins Jeff Rumgay Shawn Saunders Reuel Sheldon George Simmons Justice Smith (ab) Jason Snyder Francis Soncini Susan Spurr Tiffany Stephens Larry Stevens Sean Storti Anthony Tanner Donna Trudeau Charles Turner Michael Twing Elizabeth Varney (ab) Wenonah Webster Stephen Wells Tracey Whitcomb Olivia Williams Tricia Williamson Joseph Wood Jessica Wright 4- hat SOPHOMORES High Vitality iy Brooke Loder This year ' s sophomore class has high vitality; although they have passed the exciting freshman phase and have not as yet become upperclassmen, they have a zest for life that no other class can quite match. They have surpassed the efforts of many sophomores before them and have acquired an aura of liveliness that characterizes them wherever they go. Sophomores — top left: Terri Field; Rubin Shmulsky, Jesse Andersen; bottom left: John Wood, John Pizzichemi; Chris Tatro; Joshua Dupont. Opposite page top: Michelle Glaszcz, Stacy Fellows, Erin Murfitt; Jenni- fer Swan; Gwen Carr — secretary, Chris Pezzee — president, Brooke Loder — vice president, Daniel Alden — treasurer. 24 r V , Daniel Alden Jesse Andersen 3 I c ' i f w ■Rodney Ball (ab) Halvdan Barrett Gwen Carr Richard Clapp Erin Coon 25 (SOPHOMORES CONT ' D) Walter Deane Todd Delmolino Madeline Doane Emily Dunse (abi Joshua Dupont Terri Field Sarah Freedman Shaun French Michelle Glaszcz Kelley Gordon Kell Hathaway Ethan Hendrick Shannon Higgins Brenda Hill Damon Jimenez Ryan Jones Michele Kirchner Daniel Lanoue Brooke Loder Peter Marks Paul McCarthy Jeremy McDermott Amy Menin Erin Murfitt Ken Nicholson 26 i Rebecca Nourse Patrick O ' Brien Donna Perry Chris Pezzee David Pixley John Pizzichemi Steven Posey Bonnie Ruane Stacie Saunders Julie Scott Jon Seward Rubin Shmulsky Jennifer Smith Mathias Snyder James Staunton Shane Stevens David Streeter (ab) Jennifer Svvann Chris Tatro William Thieriot Chris Thompson Anne Trudeau Herman Trudeau Stacey YanDeusen John Wood 27 JUNIORS Responsibilities by Shelby Loder The Junior Class is very mature. They take on more responsibilities and volunteer for more jobs around school than any other combined class. They are always there. ..the reliable ones. This Junior Class is ready to make the jump to twelfth grade. They have the maturity and the sense of leadership it takes to be the best. Juniors — top left: Andrea Novak — secretary, Peter Cook — president. Stephanie Saunders -- vice-president, Ian Law — treasurer; Jennifer Brown. Blvthe Storti. Vvette Hitchcock: bottom left: Nancy Joch, Shana Stalker; Gary Ovitt, ii Galarneau. J ft ' • Tamm Amstead lab) Dianne Bettis Connie Bianchi Brian Biernacki Peter Briggs Jennifer Brown Leonard Bushey Paul Bynack Robert Campbell Adam Cartinelli Coleen Cecchinato Jill Chrzanowski Corinna Cla ette Peter Cook Michael Davis lab) Rose Dumont Jamison Galarneau Brian Gibbs lab) Robert Gibbs Jonah Gillooly Casey Goewey Alicia Goudey Natasha Grot Sherri Guarnieri Nicole Guidi Thomas Harvey 29 (JUNIORS CONT ' D) Bobbie-jo Height Ye ette Hitchcock Brinton Hodge (ab) Lauren Holewski Nancy Joch Mike Johnson Sara Kern Andrea King Michael Kinna Ian Law Anne Makuc Cynthia Martin Michelle Mattie Patrick McBride Kimberlv Movnihan Jonathan Muskrat Andrea Notak Chris Oleen Eric Oremland (ab) Gary Ovitt George Pelaccia (ab) Jonathan Perham (ab) Nancy Phillips Tonya Pixley Michael Pollitt Tristram Purcell (ab) Michael Quenneville Rene Quenneville (ab) Ginni Ranzoni Glen Ruane Stephanie Saunders Heidi Schneider Brian Schoonmaker Matthew Seavey Ruth Shepard (ab) Hans Smith Nathan Stalker Shana Stalker Theresa Stalker Tonia Stevens Blythe Storti Shawn Sullivan (ab) Smantha Swain Jessica Thorn Tina VanDeusen Jennifer Walk (ab) Tina Wandall William Wandall (ab) John Wells Tina White 31 SENIORS Ravmond Hans Alexander. 7-S-71. Kings Park. NY: DrEd 3. FrnssCm 34. Hnrs I. Nwsppr 4. QzTm 4. RspPrt 4. SADD 2. SchCmRep 4, StGvtRep 4. TwnMt 3. Comment: Shyness is nice, but shyness can stop you from doing all the things in life you ' d like to. Eight years of Mt. Everett is eight years too many. Pet Peeve: The thought of attending Mt. Everett just one more day. Last Will: I leave the ability to say. I don t give a damn. to anyone who can use it at the right time. Scott W. Bartzsch. 12-27-71. Boston.. MA; DrEd 3. Comment: O.K.. it ' s over. NOW WHAT? fJ | Darlene Marie Barrier. 10-18-71. Gt. Barrington. MA: Chrldg 1234, DrEd 3. FshnShw 1, Hnrs 34. Nwsppr 4. PrsEdPrs 3. Comment: Love means never having to say you ' re sorry. Last Will: To Poody — the memories will never be forgotten: to Mom and Dad — I couldn ' t have done it without you: to my angel — thanks for saving me; I won ' t forget you, honestly. Robin Beth Braskie. 10-1-71. DrEd 2. Nwsppr 34. SADD 12, Yrbk 4. Prm 3. Comment: Don ' t look back on yesterday, and don ' t project tomorrow, for yesterday ' s gone and tomorrow will soon be here: so follow your dreams and live for today! Pet Peeve: People who can ' t mind their own business. Favorite Saying: You can run, but you can ' t hide! Last Will: Michele. I will always remember you and the good times we ' ve shared. To my mother 1 leave all of my love. To a certain someone special named Snoog. I ' ll NEVER forget you! Karen Vnnc Bredcnfoerder. Commcnl: Vlom. Dad. Mark. Bill, Tracey. Dana and P. V., thanks for helping mc through this mess. I love. you. Bill Moro. Jr.! ( arol Brunnschweiler. 3-18-71. Sharon. CT: Prom 3. Scr 234. Yrbk 4. BskblMngr 34. Comment: For those who didn ' t fit And those who did. — Shell Silverslien. Pet Peeve: It ' s a Brunnschweiler! Christine Brunnschweiler. 3-18-71. Sharon. CT: ACT 23. CrnTm 4. XmsT 3. ClsOff vpres 4. DrEd -3. Hnrs 1234. AltEg 3. NHS 34, Ply 234. Prm 3, RspPrt 4, SADD 234 — sec 34, SchStr 2. Scr 1234. TwnMt 34, Yrbk ExecEd 4. SchCmRep 4. BndFrt 4, Chrs 4. Comment: When wasteful war shall statues overturn. And broils root out the work of masonry. Nor Mars his sword nor war ' s quick Tire shall burn The living record of your memory. Last Will: SS. how could I ever forget! To LS. MS. MS. CB. SES, I leave more ICE CREAM! Shannon Lesley Bush. 2-19-71. Gl. Barrington MA; Comment: We are out or here!! Ya. Last Will: To Doug. I leave the Bush reputation. I LOVE YOU ALL. Erik M. Callahan. 7-16-71. Gt. Barrington MA; Bskbl 24, BldDrWk 4, XmsT 4. XCtry 34 — co-capt 4, FshnShw 2. GmClb 2. Hnrs 23, AltEg 4. Nwsppr I. Ply 34, Scr 1. St Aide 3. StGvtRep 2. TwnMt 23. Wrstlng I, Glf 234. Bsbll 1. Prm 3, Chrs 4. ChrsMus 4. Bnd 123. SlgBnd 12. SpOlym 12. Comment: If good things come to those who wait. I think I ' ve waited long enough! Pet Peeve: People who think immaturity is leprosy. Last Will: To the Krols I leave an empty cupboard and clean kitchen. kathcrini- M. Datis. 6-1-69. Gt. Barrington MA: Hnrs 3. PrsEdPrs 3. Comment: I will always look back and remember these last four years. Good luck to Angel and Larry in your high school years. I wish my friends well; I will miss them. Pet Peeve: What? 1 don ' t know! Last Will: I leave my worn out school bag to Angel. I leave my calculator which is worn out by four years to Ms. VanOrman. To Larry I leave the problems of high school. Jase L on Doane, 3-31-71. San Antonio, TX: Bskbl 3, BldDrWk 34, ClsOff 234, DrEd 2, Hnrs 1234, NHS 234, PrsEdPrs 3, Prm 3. QzTm 1. SADD 234. Scr 234, SchCmRep 4, TwnMt 34. Yrbk 4, Bsbll 1234, Chrs 34, ChrsMus 34, BysSt 3. Comment: That ' s the news and I ' m oughta here. Dennis Miller. To JM. RM. and KG: I ' ll never forget the good times. To AP, BJ, MK. and BL, thanks for being there! To KM, words cannot say what you have done for me. You ' re awesome! To Jess and Rub; I ' d leave you guys my brains and good looks if I thought you needed them. So I will. lasha Duryea, 1 1-6-71. Gl. I MA; DrEd 4. Hnrs 4, Yrbk 4. Comment Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Skeet. I hope all your dreams come true. Last Will: A. I leave you anything you feel is worth taking. I leave M.J. many hugs. RG and AK. I leave you lots of luck next year. J ' J i Jennifer Ericson. 5-27-71. Soulh- field. Ml: BldDrWk 12. DrEd 3. Hnrs 134, Nwsppr 1, PrsEdPrs 4. Ply 2. SchStr 2. ScrMngr 3. SAC 2. Com- ment: All my love to my family and to Storme-I thank you for the love and support. As I see the memories of the past, I understand what you mean when you say. Life goes so fast! I love you B.A.! Never change! Pel Peeve: People who judge based on ap- pearance and false accusations. The fact that everyone in this town knows everyone ' s business before it even happens. Last Will: I leave all my knowledge of math (which isn ' t much) to my eighth grade peers class. Jonas Ferris Timothy W. Gile. 1-13-88. Herkimer. NY; XCtry 4. GmClb 3. Comment: Enjoy school because you will have the guidance of teachers and parents, but do not allow yourself to get caught up in school because you must be free. Brian B. Gibbs, 3-10-71. Hollywood. FL. Nwsppr 4. SADD 1 Scr 1 2. Com- ment: If you wanna find out what ' s behind these cold eyes you ' ll just have to claw your way through the dis- guise. Pet Peeve: People who are wanna be ' s. Last Will: Michelle, I hope your last two years are happy. Kevin Michael Gilligan. 1-29-71, Gt. Barrington, MA: ACT 23, Bskbl 1, DrEd 2, Hnrs 1234. NHS 34, SADD 4. Scr 34, Chrs 4, BysSt 3. Comment: Goodbye to J.M.. R.M.. and J.D. and the good times we had. By special request from a very special person J.L.W.-sorry to all those whose feet I have stepped on. OOPS!!! Pet Peeve: People who say obviously. Last Will: Peter, 1 leave you my favorite boy scout skill: firestarting. Coach Krol, I leave you my injuries to be put in a safe place: underground. Mark E. Guidi, 2-6-71. Pittsfield MA: GmClb 1, TwnMt 34. Com- ment: The times we ' ve had — The good and the bad — Will soon be part of the past; The friends that stay and the ones who go — Their memories will always last. Pet Peeve: People who judge others by what they look like not who they are inside. Last Will: To Nicki I leave everything. To my friends I leave a thank-you for all the good times!! Favorite Saying: Stop it!! I guess. 1 William fcrik (.unther. 1-31-71 Queens Gardens. NY: Wrstling 124 Comment: We as one will stand strong and not be divided. We will set the example for all other countries for we are the land of the free and the home of the brave. We arc America, love it or leave it! Pet Peeve: Com- munists, immature freshman girls. Olga Dunn dancers, sucking weight, running, not eating, saunas and bas- ketball players who think they have will power. Last Will: To Todd Clay I leave whatever he wants, as long as I don ' t want it. limn) Ma Hill. 3-16-70 Gl Bar rington, MA: DrEd 2. Pel Peeve: I really hate having to get up every morning and go to school, and I also hale doing work that you don ' t even need to know later Last Will: I leave my sticker collection to Kelly Hathaway. I leave my black and white baby boy kitten to Flossy Jones, and my big wolf-grey Siberian husky to Brcnda. Jo-Anne Hankey, 10-31-71. Gt. Bar- ringlon. MA: Chrldg 123. DrEd 3. Hnrs 3. Nwsppr 4, PrsEdPrs 3, Scr 1 234. Yrbk 4. Comment: As I sit and wonder what will happen next I ' ll al- ways remember good times, the best. Last Will: Joe and Dar, thanks for all the memories that I ' ll never forget. Mom and Dad, thanks for every- thing you do! Niccole and all her bud- dies I leave you much laughter and happiness. John A. Hersey. 11-27-70. Gl. Bar- rington MA; DrEd 2, Hnrs 34, Nwsppr 4. St Aid 2. Bnd 124. Com- ment: Yearbooks hold the autographs from friends you might have had. These are the important years, try and make them last. Pet Peeve: Hall monitors. Last Will: 1 leave Mr. Graber a book of slate rules and regu- lations. Favorite saying: Well, at any Donald Hill Russell Lawrence Hopkins. 10- 1 - 71. Piusfield. MA; Bskbl 2. XmsT 3. DrEd 3, Hnrs 1234, NHS 4, Prm 3. Scr 4, Wrstlng 4, Bsbll 1 234. BysSt 3. Comment: I have a lot to do and not enough time to do it ... conquering the world isn ' t the easiest thing. To my sister I wish the best of luck. I hope all her dreams come true. Ja P. Jimenez. 12-10-71. Bridge- port. CT; BldDrWk 4. Hnrs 1234, All-Eg 4. Comment: Well, it ' s over — and what a long, strange trip it ' s been. Jen. Jer. Bri, Russ. Scott. Al. and. of course. Betsey — thans for the warm welcome and the good times. Krrol Atwood Joseph. 11-9-71. Gl. Barrington, MA: ACT 34. DrEd 3. FshnShw 2. Prm 3. SADD 234 - VPrcs 4, Scr 124. SftbMngr 3. SchCmRep 34. SlGvtRep 1 2, TwnMt 34 — VPres 4. Yrbk 4. Bnd 1234 - Pres 4. JzzBnd 1234. Comment: Thanks to everyone who has made my years at Mt. Everett so memorable — you know who you arc. If you ' re not sure if you ' re one of these people, you probably aren ' t. Pet Peeve: Kim ' s no ' s, trig, when my car dies on the Mass Turnpike, people who drive un- der the speed limit, and Mondays Last Will: To the Trig class- always remember Sec me. no problem, can ' t, and it ' s understood! Life is not complete without THE GRATE- FUL DEAD EXPERIENCE. Betsey San Joyce. 5-27-71. Gl. Barrington. MA; BskM 1234. XmsT 3. DrEd 3. Hnrs 1234. NHS 234. GrlsSt ' . Pnn 3. Scr 1234 — Cpt 4. SftW 2. Comment: Amy and Michelle, may our friendship survive all the hardships life throws ai us. J.D.. B.K_ and CC thanks for all the help you gave me! Scott and Rhctu life would not be the vamc without you. Memories of one special person shall never be forgotten. Iliu JniK koMer. 2-18-71. rdsom. CA: ACT 23. Hnrs 34. AltEg 4. Nwsppr 234 — axd 4. Prm 3. Sftbl 123. SlGvtRcp I. Comment: I take great pride in being different. Pel Peeve: Deadlines! Sbekv Joy Loder. 11-22-71. Princeton. NJ; BldDrWk 34. CrnTm 4. XmsT 3. CIsOiT Sec 1234. XCtry 1234 — CoCpt 4. DrEd 3. FrnssCm 4. Hnrs 1234. AltEg 3. NHS 234 — Pres 4. PrsEdPrs 23 — VPres 3. Ply 1234. Prm 3. QzTm 12. SADD 234. TwnMl 34. Yrbk Ed 4. Bod 1234 — VPres 4. JzzBnd 234. Chrs 34. ChrsMus 34. SpOiym 23. Comment: When it is dark enough, you can sec the stars. — RWE. Mom and Dad thank you for making me so well equipped for my solo journey I love you both! Joe. TS. MJP. BJ. MR. RM. KG. EJ. and JD we ' re off to test our wings . . . Ill sec you in the sky! AM and CB . . . Love Ya! Last Will To Brooke Kip. and Jordan I leave my love and a paved pathway to make the trip a little easier. Robert R. KroL 4-19-71. Granville. MA: BskM 1234. DrEd 2. FshnShw 2. Hnrs 24. AltEg 4. Ply 34. Scr 1234. SflMMngr I. ScbCmRp 1. BysSt 3 Bnd I. StgBnd I. Glf 34. Last Will: I lean all by turtle necks to Connie, a girl for Eric, and Rosae for Jase. woof! I also leave my life on bold to Vet. I shall return! Robert S. Macy. 1-7-71, Houston. TX: ACT 234. Bskbi 1234. BsWl 1. DrEd 3. Hnrs 1234. NHS 34. Prm 3. SADD 4. Scr 1234. SlAid 3. BysSl 3. Comment: to all my coaches over the years. I thank you. To all the Red So fans, give it up! Gcccct. to know me. Connie. I ' ll never forget you Joseph Martin, 3-13-71, Winsted, CT; Bskbl 1234, BldDrWk 34, CrnTm 4, XmsT 3, ClsOff Pres 12, DrEd 3, Hnrs 1234, NHS 234, PrsEdPrs 3, Ply 3, Prm 3, SADD 1234, Scr 1234 — cpt 4, Yrbk 4, Bsbll 234, Chrs 34, BysSt 3, ChrsMus 4. Comment: If life throws you a knife, there are two wa ys of catching it, by the blade or by the handle. Thank you to my family, friends, and all the teachers who have helped me catch it by the handle. Special thanks to S.L., J.D., R.M., KG., and I.L., to whom I feel especially close. Pet Peeve: Cars that won ' t start. Last Will: I leave my singing ability to Peter Briggs, my car to Cindy (if she can get it running) and my inside out sweatpants to Ian. Richard Perham Mary Jessamy Pottle, 7-22-71, North Adams, MA; Bskbl 1234, XmsT 3, DrEd 3, Hnrs 1234, NHS 234 — cmsec 4, PrsEdPrs 4, SADD 12, Scr 1234, Sftbl 1234, Yrbk exed 4, GrlsSt 3, Bnd 123, SpOlym 23. Comment: Betsey: We made it through with only a few scars. MK, JD, BL, KM: Thanks for all they help you gave me! SL, EJ, MR: Thanks for all the laughs! Always on my mind. Craig Phillip Peterson, 10-3-71, Danbury, CT. Pet Peeve: My two years at Mount Everett and the teachers in it, you know who you are!! Last Will: Dad, Mom and Anne — I made it, with your help! Tina, I am looking forward to our future years together — I love you! ; -4 BK Ss tt fcft M Scott Oliier Proctor, 8-4-71. Pitts Held. MA: Bskbl 1234. BldDrWk 4 XCtry 34. DrEd 3. Hnrs 13. Prm 3 SADD 34. SAC 34. BysSt 3. Bsbl 1234. Comment: Betsey. I hope out friendship lasts a very long time anc remember if you ever need someone to talk to about anything, just call Donna. I wish you the best of luck ir everything and no matter what hap- pens between us. I will always love you. To all my friends, especially sen- iors, may we all survive our gradu- ation parties and may our friendship; last forever. Favorite Saying: What The office again? What for this time ' ? Michelle Sheinhartz. 1-9-71. Lake- ville. NJ; ACT 23. CrnTm 4. XmsT 3. GmClb 12. Hnrs 1234. AltEg 3. NHS 34. Ply 3. Prm 3. SADD 1234. SchStr 2. ScrMngr 4. TwnMt 4. Yrb- k ExEd 4. Bnd 1234. Comment: If you want a place in the sun. prepare to put up with a few blisters. — Abi- gail Van Buren. To L.S.. C.B.. MR.. T.S.. J.S., and even the SDC boys, you are the greatest and even though we go our separate ways, we will al- ways have those fun limes and my mirror! You guys have always been there for me and in our 10 Year re- union, we still won ' t know how to write a perfect essay or speak Span- ish. Lastly, to PC. you have always been there to make me laugh and keep trying no matter what. m f 1 jk 1 i Alan J. Reynolds. 1-2-71. Gt. Bar- ringlon. MA: DrEd 2. Scr 4, Wrstlng 2. Bsbll 12. Comment: I get up around seven, get out of bed around nine. I don ' t worry about nothin ' cuz worrying ' s a waste of my time! Pel Peeve: People that stereotype others who they hang with and not by who they really are. I leave Kerb an an student that actually works every day. I leave my thanks to the best teacher Mr. Everett could ever have. Don Lucy, because he ' s more than a teach- er, he is a real close friend. Favorite saying: Of course I ' ll respect you in the morning! Tori Beth Sheldon. 10-31-70. Pitts- field. MA; DrEd 2. Hnrs 1234. Alt- Eg 3. NHS 234 — VPres 4. Nwsppr 34 — CoEd 4. Ply 1234. Prm 3, SADD 234 — Tres 3. Scr 1234 — Cpt 4. SAC 4. StCnCI 14. TwnMt 34. GrlsSt. 3. Bnd 123 — Sec 3. Chrs 34. PrsEdPrs 3. Comment: You ' ve got so much to say. say what you mean, mean what you ' re thinking, and think anything. — C.S. Shelb. Joe. George. Lisa. andMegs. thanks for the many memories. They ' ll never be forgotten — I love you guys best! Pet Peeve: People who have one friend are two-faced to everyone else. Last Will: I leave to Connie my sympathet- ic ear. To Errol. the words — yes you can. and to Rue. a sound-proof room. 1 W • L_ Michelle Jean Risatti. 11-16-71. Gl. Barrington. MA: ACT 3. Bskbl 1234 — cpt 24, CrnTm 4. DrEd 3. Hnrs 1234. NHS 234. Prm 3. SADD 1234. Scr 1234 — cpt 2, Sflbl 1234. StCncI 12. TwnMt 23. Yrbk 4. BndFrt 234. Chrs 4, ChrsMus 4, GrlsSt 3. SpOlym 234. Comment: Moments become memories. Memories that linger are the secrets of the heart. — Anony- mous. A special thanks to everyone in my life who made it the best it could be ' B.J.. A.P.. S.L.. J.S.. R.M., J.M.. S.M.. MS Scott C. Sheridan. 9-29-7 1 . Pittsfield. MA: Bskbl 3. DrEd 2. PrsEdPrs 4. Comment: I cried I am Invincible. said I was high above the law. but my only high was just a lie. and now I ' m glad I saw. Pet Peeve: Girls who just plain use you just to get what they want. Last Will: I leave my parking spot to all you non-pilots. Favcrile Saying: Hammered. Heather Sheinhartz, 1-9-71. Lake- wood. NJ; ACT 23. DrEd 3. GmClb 3. QzTm 234. SADD 234, SchStr 2. StCnCI 3. Bnd 1234 — sec 4, ChrsMus 4, CrnTm. 4. Comment: Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose. — Lyndon. C.B.. L.S.. S.E.S.. B.S.. — I couldn ' t have done it without you guys. Pet Peeve: Those who can ' t tell me and my sister apart after knowing us for five years. Last Will: Steve and Greg. I leave any pennies you may find in the future. Chrissy and Liz. I leave fun times. Anne. I leave you all those band talks. S.S.. I leave a lot to be remembered. Sohegi Shmulsky. 5 13-71. Gl. Bar- rington. MA: BldDrWk 3 CoChrPrsn 3. CrnTm 4. DrEd 3. Hnrs 1234. NHS 34. Ply 123. Prm 3. QzTm 234 — Cpt 4, SADD 1234. StCnCI 34, TwnMt 2. PrsEdPrs 3 — VPres 3. Comment: Sunshine — filled days and starry nights are some- thing to save, but dark clouds are not. To Jeralee. Sarah. Slacey. and Erin: I leave you my love. Lizabeth Merrifield Shuts. 1 1-5-71, Gt. Barringlon. MA: Chrldg 1234 — CoCpl 4, XmsT 3, DrEd 2. FshnShw 2. Nwsppr 3, Prm 3, SADD 1234 — Treas 4, SchSlr 2, ScrMngr 1, TwnMt 34 — Sec 3. Yrbk 4 — CoordEd 4, BndFrl 1234 — Cpl 4. ChrsMus 34, Chrs 34. Comment: If winning score? — Anonymous. Chrissy, want to go get ice cream? H.S., M.S., and C.B.. thanks for al- ways being there in good times and bad! C.B, B.L.. KM.. J.J., — I ' ll nev- er forget you guys or all the laughs we ve had! Erica Jean Ste ens. 9-6-71. Gt. Bar- ringlon. ACT 23. DrEd 4, Nwsppr 4. SADD 2. Bnd 4. Comment: I leave Mr. Graber my sunglasses and my sense of humor. Use them to your advantage. Good luck everybody! Jeremy Rock Smith, 6-1-71, Rock- land County, NY: CrnTm 4, FrnssCm 4, AllEg 4 — Ed 4, Nwsppr 34. Prm 3, SADD 34, StGvlRep 34, TwnMt 34. Comment: Come on you boychild. you winner and loser, come on you miner for truth and delusion, and SHINE! Tell me. is something eluding you sunshine? Is this not what you expected to see? Pet Peeve: Knowing that the free ride is over. Zane Tanner J era lee Stalker, 5-23-71. Gt. Barring- Ion. MA: BldDrWk 3 — CoChrPrsn 3, CrnTm 4. ClsOff Pres 34. DrEd 2, FshnShw 2, Hnrs 1234. NHS 234 — RccSec 4. QzTm 1234 — Cpl 4. SADD 234, Scr 1 234 — Cpt 2. SlAid 3,SlCnCI l2,StGvtRep234,Twn Ml 234. PrsEdPrs 23 — VPres 3. Com- ment: It ' s a long rough road, but if you remain true to your dreams everything will be alright. And if you arc really lucky — someone will be there to help you over the potholes. Pet Peeve: People who say Care? Last Will: To Sarah, Erin and Pal I leave one penny to fight over. To my Solvcg I leave Italian men and all my love. To MP.. S.S.. and T.D.. a hug and more study halls. To B.G., a ted- dy bear with fangs Alice Madeline Van Deusen, 9-30- 71. Gt. Barringlon. MA: XmsT 3, DrEd 3. AltEg 3, PrsEdPrs 34, Prm 3. SADD 234, Chrs 23. Comment: Thanks to my closest friends Heidi and Nancy for keeping me from going insane. Josh D., I bet you ' re happy I ' m leaving — ninth and tenth grade wouldn ' t have been the same if I hadn ' t met you — Have fun for the last 2 years of school, its going to go fast. To Mr. Small and his sixth grad- ers, you guys are great! I ' ll miss you all. Everyone else that is special to me knows who they are — I wish you all luck and P.O.M.G. Good luck to ev- eryone in the class of 1989. 1 hope everyone succeeds in what they choose to do. William I). Stalker, 2-28-71, Piits- field. DrEd 4, Hnrs 3, SADD 1. Com- ment: Eight years of Mt. Everett is eight years loo many!!!! Jennifer-Ann Walk, 4-21-71, Gt. Barringlon, MA. Comment: Live each day like there ' s no tomorrow. Andrea — are you thinking what I ' m thinking? I was afraid of that! Pet Peeve: Immature little girls. Last Will: A.K. and R.G.. best of luck next year. Tasha, I wish you all the happi- Scoll Co an Wickwire. 6-24-71. Pel Peeve: I don ' t like some teachers at all. Last Will: 1 hope the next senior class graduates like we did. I hope the Mount Everett Regional School has good luck when I leave. I hope Mount Everett School sports will be number one. Mount Everett cheerleaders: do your best job for Mount Everett Regional School sports! Michele Lee WilkiwsoB. 3-23-71. Gt. Barrington. MA: Bskbl 14. Chrldg 2. CrrEvnts 3. Nwsppr 34. Prm 3. TwnMl 4. Yrbk 4. Comment: A time for laughing, sharing, crying. A time to just have a good time before your life really begins on your own. Pet Peeve: People who talk about other people. Last Will: Robin to all the good times we have had. I ' ll never forget you. especially our junior year. Favorite Saying: Ya know what I mean. Robin. Best friends, parties, field trir graduation, favorite teachers, finals, first date, senior picnic, movies, talking on the phone, pep rally the big game, reflections, good FACULTY 2Z c ? ! t tcte i ADMINISTRATION 24LA0t as CAj - Carnegie! by Shelby Loder The Carnegie program is new this year . . . we are a model school! Changes are beginning to take place this ear. Parents are involved, students are involved, and the staff is involved. Never before has the school been so unified! We have built the base for all those who follow. SCHOOL COMMITTEE — 1988- 1989 Mrs. Kathleen S. Wheeler. Alford Mrs. Ellen F. Campbell. Egremont Mrs. Janet S. Naylor. Egremont Mr. Cory B. Loder. Monterey Mrs. Barbara E. Marchione. New Marlborough Mrs. Judith S. Thompson. New Marlborough Mrs. Margaret E. Kenvon. Chairman. Sheffield Mr. Robert W. Law. Sheffield Mr. Robert anDeusen. Sheffield Mr. James R. Miller. Sheffield MR. THOMAS CONSOLATI SUPERINTENDENT I have noticed among many people in our school and community a great increase in thinking and talking about the value of good education and what we can do together to make our schools A -1. MR. MIKE KINNE BUSINESS MANAGER The most important project of the year is the building of the new high school and the renovation of Mt. Everett to get passed by the voters. This won ' t affect the class of 1989. and probably not even the class of 1990. but it is the largest project going on right now. MR. J. WAYNE ELINE PRINCIPAL — 5-12 The most important project of the year is the restructuring of the school to make it a be tter learning environment. Schools should be great places to go . . . they ' re not for everyone. Many kids don ' t feel they can do things well: we need to change that impression. We need to create the school in ways that help kids grow up and live in the environment around them. We are different ... we still aren ' t perfect but we are significantly changing. That ' s it . . . that ' s the most important project of the year, we ' re a Carnegie School. ns tcxt- tY ' jzA - t zosl ? ? ? -f? MS. SHIRLEY GILFETHER ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL The most important project this year is the Carnegie Program because it is the first unifying project where we have parents, students, and staff working together. ' MR. REN GRABER MOTIVATIONAL COUNSELOR Being involved in developing a program for at-risk students and drop-out prevention. DR. PAUL SHAFFIROFF DIRECTOR OF PUPIL SERVICES The most important project is Project Quest, and guidance program offered to grades 5 and 7 which presents, in a small group classroom setting, information and activities geared towards understanding self development issues. MR. ROBERT NILSEN DIRECTOR BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS PERSONNEL THANKS! For everything you do. Cafeteria Staff: Ms. Boteze — supervisor. Mrs. Millette. Mrs. Agar, Mrs. Gleason. Mrs. Pothul. Mrv Jones. Mrs. Robarge. and Mrs. Height. FACULTY WORKING TOGETHER FACULTY 1988 89 This year ' s faculty has been involved in the Carnegie action team projects and the NEASC evaluations. Although these programs include hundreds of long and in-depth meetings year round, the end result will hopefully be productive and beneficial to students. GUIDANCE Mr. Pottk Mrs. Heinsman 46 Donald R. Blanchard, BS: SPED. 5-8 resource JoAnn Brenner. : Guidance Marcia Brolli. BA: English, Adv LhMag NHS Jody Burkle. BA: SPED tutor O MEG A teacher 5-6 Tim Carr. BA; SocS. Curr Comm J. Scott Cary. BA; English. Adv grad Gail Cerruto. BS: 6th grade. Math SciCurrLdr Sandra Jeanne Christman: Aide Edgar Da is. BA.MEd: EngDeptChrmn. Adv yrbk grad Carol Edelman; Grade 6 Man Ed«ards. BS.MS: LA 5 J. Wayne Eline. BS.MS: Principal 5-12 and science Marie Erwin, MLS: Librarian Robert Gauthier. BA.MEd: SocS. Adv StuGovt William Gillooly. BA; 7-8 SocS. 5-6 basktbl Paulette Graber; Instruction Susan G enter. BA.MS: SPED Resource Dora Hage. BS; 5th grade Eric Hammer. AB; Music. Director band Bonnie Haupt. BS: Science Pat Heinsman. BA.MS: Guidance James Herlihv. BA.MA.CAGS: SocSDeptChrmn Alan Holt. BA.MA. IndArts John James. BS.MA: TechDrft Patricia Jaouen. BA: 7-8 LangArts. UntLdr 7-8 Wa ne Joseph. BS: Spch Lang Therapv. V ' Pres SBREA Joseph Kellev. BA.MEd: SciDeptChrmn ' Adv SBREA mas drv Anne Kennedy. BA: 5th grade Martha Kerber. BA: Art education. Adv grad Randall Kold s. BS: 7-8 Sci. VBsktbl Coach. Adv 7-8 StCnc! Edward Kollmer, BS.MA: Math German. Adv GmgClb, QuizTm Robert Krol. BA.MEd: MultiMedia Coach VarSoccer. JV G-Sftbl Richard Kuzia. BS.MA: 6th grade Allen Lampman. BS: Music 1-6. director elementary band Nancy Larose. BS.MS: HomeEc, Adv PeersRchngOut Nanc Loder. BA: Music. Tch LdrMusic. Dir Chorus plav Donald Lucy. BBA: Math Paul Menin. BA 7-8 SocStudies. DrvrEd. WtTrng Kelly Milan. BS: 5-8 PhyEd Guid. Coach VSftbll. chrldng George Milukas. BA: 7-8 Math. Adv GamingClb. QuizTm Margaret Muskrat. BA: Grade 5. SchBIdgCmt Paul O ' Brien. BS: Sci. hith PE coord. Adv SADD. Chrm NEASC Catherine O ' Connor, BS: Math. AdvJun John Peron. BA: ForLangDeptChrmn Da id Pottle. BA. MEd: Guidance. Coor EveSchool, FacMngrAth Marsha Pottle. BS.BA; Science Math. RepTwnMtg Alfred Proiette. BS.MS; PhvsEd. Coach Wrstlng Debra Ramsay. AAS. LBS:SPED DevlClass Alice Ramse . BA; Science Math Computer Jan Rvan; SPED DevGlass C. Wavne Sea e . BS: PhvsEdLdr. AthlDir Brenda Sheinhartz; SPED DevClass Peggy Small. BA.MA: Art. SBRSD Art Superviser Ste en Small. BA.MA: 6th grade. LA SocS CurrLdr Diane Storti, Aide Janice Storti. BS.MA: English. Adv Nwsppr Kathleen Van Orman. BS.MA: Bus ComputerDeptChrmn MaryAlice Welch. BA.MEd: ForLang Boardman Bodnar Farnum Hammer Kinna Larkin Palfini C. Ullrich S. Ullrich Mr. Blanchard Mrs . Brolli Mrs . Christman Mr. Davis Mrs . Edwards Ms. Erwin Mr. Gauthier Mr. Gillooly Mrs . Gventer Mrs • Hage Mr. Hammer Mrs . Haupt Mr. Herlihy Mrs . Jaouen Mr. Kelley Mrs . Kerber Mr. Kollmer Mr. Koldys Mr. Krol Mr. Kuzia Mr. Larose Mr. Lucy Mr. Menin Mrs . Milan Mr. Milukas Ms. Muskrat Mr. O ' Brien Miss O ' Connor Mr. Peron Mrs . Pottle Mr. Proiette Miss Ramsey Mr. Seavey Mr. Small Mrs . Storti Ms. Van Orman 47 SPED Special People By Michelle Sheinhartz The children and teaching staff of the SPED program are great examples of people that really do care. Along with the new classroom, advancements are being made to include SPED in Mt. Everett acitvities. We want them to feel a part of the Mt. Everett programs. Top left: Mrs. Sheinhartz, Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Graber, Tristram Purcell, Casey Goewey, Adam Cartinelli. Bottom left: Tristram Purcell, Mrs. Ramsay, Casey Goewey. Absent: Brian Biernacki. 48 ACTIVITIES Ml flBl I ' I  • ;ht% «( v ' - j «f. . ' ! r f 3V M «f SN) It - 2 Z L SENIOR PLAY WEDDING BELLS by Shelby Loder The Father of the Bride, the senior play, was an excellent performance about the wedding of the daughter (Shelby Loder) of a stingy yet loving father (Chris Johnston). The plans for the wedding become very complex, but the wedding finally takes place and pre- sumedly runs quite smoothly! The play was directed by Joan Labshire. Senior play — top left: Jeralee Stalker, Michelle Sheinhartz, Joseph Martin, Chris Brunnsch- weiler, Tori Sheldon; Chris Johnston, Shelby Loder; Chris Johnston, Sara Kern, Kip Makuc, Shelby Loder; bottom left: Stacie Saunders, Heather Sheinhartz, Jeralee Stalker, Michelle Sheinhartz, Joseph Martin, Chris Brunnsch- weiler, Tori Sheldon, Chris Johnston, Sara Kern, Kip Makuc, Shelby Loder, Erik Callahan, Gino Pizze, Solvegi Shmulsky, Brooke Loder. Congratulations Class of 89 from BACHETTIS AUTO SALES County Road Sheffield, MA 01257 229-8322 CHORUS MUSICAL THE MUSICAL by Shelby Loder A Cause for Mrs. Clause, a liberated comedy, involved a witty plot about Mrs. Claus (Bonnie Ruane) becoming semi-independent (or at least appreciated). Santa (Chris Johnston) and the elves have taken her for granted; she thinks it ' s time for a change! The play, directed by Nancy Loder, was a big success. Chorus Musical — Upper left: Tori Sheldon, Gino Pezze, Liz Shuts, Darlene Bushey, Chris Johnston, Tori Sheldon, Gino Pezze, Heidi Schneider, Chris Johnston; Kelly Hathaway, Stacie Saunders, Chris Johnston; bottom — back row:Darlene Bushey, Kathy Krol, Jessica Wright, Heather Graber, Susan Spurr, Jill Robbins, Beth Farnum, Tammy Larose, Bonnie Ruane, Chris Johnston, Liz Shuts, Gino Pezze, Tori Sheldon, Jase Doane, Jennifer Brown, Susan Carpenter, Laurie Kinna; front: Terri Field, Stacie Saunders, Brenda Hill, Kelly Hathaway, Robert Millot, Jordan Loder, Gabe Small, Erin Sadlowski, Beth Kern, Melissa Larkin. Congratulations to the Class of ' 89 from GILLIGAN BROTHERS Contractors and Builders Sheffield. MA 0J257 413-229-8756 PROM We ' ve Got Tonight yy Michelle Risatti The 1988 prom was a great success. Held at the V antanuck Country Cluh. the prom had a perfect setting as we danced to the music of Reception. Toward the end of the evening, Lisa Menin and David Smith were named prom queen and king. Prom Candids — Upper left: Music by Reception. Jeralee Stalker. Lisa Menin (prom queen): Lower left: Wayne Ovitt. Travis Oviit. Ian Law. Mark Green. Stacy Fellows. Opposite page: The court — Sue Carpenter. Laurie Kinna. Saskia Larraz. Linda Perry, Lisa Menin (prom queen). David Smith (prom king). Paul Tatro. Joe Seward. Chris Johnson. Mike Stevens: Eric Vining. Sue Carpenter. Travis Oviti and date. Rick Chase and date: second row: Lisa Menin. David Smith. Joe Soudant. Liz Shuts. Gino Pezze. John Hersey. Michelle Risatti. Mrs. Storti. Mr. Lucy: third row: Michelle Glaszcz. Stark Greene. Stacy Fellows. Scott Sheridan. Jeralee Stalker. Susan Carpenter. Mr. Herlihy. bottom row: Reception. Sheffield Plastics. Inc. The Complete Ski Outfit Functional Ski Fashions, Alpine Equipment, GLM Packages, Snowboards, Lessons, SKIwee, Telemark, Racing Program, Christmas Camp, Snowboard Program, Star Test International $k THE BERKSHIRES ALPINE and RACING SPECIALISTS! and...- everyday BAND Different and Active Errol Joseph This year ' s high school bands, under the direction of Mr. Hammer, are quite different, yet very active. Instead of the concert band being grades seven through twelve like in the past, it is only grades nine through twelve. However, the marching band and the Jazz Rock band remain a select seven through twelve students. The bands participated in the Fall Foliage Festival, the UMASS Band Day, and a variety of winter and spring performances throughout the school year. Concert Band — Back Row: Errol Joseph. John Hersey. Rubin Shmulsky. Reuel Sheldon. Anne Makuc. Jennifer Brown. Jennifer Swann. Erin Fowlkes: middle row: Daniel Alden. Jonathan Muskrat. Brooke Loder. Michele Pickert. Natasha Grotz. Eric Stevens. Mr. Hammer — director; front row: Ginni Ranzoni. Kathy Krol. Shelby Loder. Michelle Sheinhartz. Jessica Holmes. Andrea Novak. Jazz Rock Ensemble — Back row: Mr. Hammer — director. Rubin Shmulsky. Shelby Loder. Peter Briggs. Reuel Sheldon. John Hersey. Anne Makuc. Michelle Sheinhartz: front row: Michael Ohman. Errol Joseph. Brooke Loder, Katherine Stringham. Daniel Alden. Marta Makuc. The Canaan National Ban Mam-Street •P.O. Box 757 • Canaan. Connecticut 06018 (203) 824-5423 • Fax 203 824 7506 Seventh and Eighth Grade Band — Back row: Rachel Rodgers, Michael Ohman, Chris Burkhart. Chris Callahan, Heather Hecker. Benjamin Rood, Carrie Swain, Dawn Sadera: middle row: Alexander Simpson, Jeremy Bair, Matthew Muskrat, Gabe Small, Katherine Stringham. Jennifer Landry, Jessica Simo; front row: Benjamin Vining, Marta Makuc, Jennifer Stringham, Colin Storti, Robert Millot, Carrie Ullrich, Kimberly Simpson, Heather Gunther. Marching Band — Back row: Rubin Shmulsky. Reuel Sheldon, Jennifer Brown, Jennifer Swann, Samantha Swain, Erica Stevens, Dawn Sadera, Erin Fowlkes; fourth row: Errol Joseph, John Hersey, Jonathan Muskrat, Anne Makuc, Kathy Krol, Ginni Ranzoni, Carrie Swain, Chris Burkhart, Jessica Simo, Rachel Rodgers; third row: Colin Storti, Benjamin Rood, Daniel Alden, Brooke Loder, Shelby Loder, Michelle Sheinhartz, Jessica Holmes, Andrea Novak, Chris Burkhart, Heather Hecker, Jennifer Landry; second row: Carrie Ullrich, Jeremy Bair, Jennifer Stringham, Marta Makuc, Robert Millot, Gabe Small, Matthew Muskrat, Katherine Stringham, Michele Pickert, Alexander Simpson, Michael Ohman; front row: Benjamin Vining. Emily- Law, Kimberly Moynihan, Connie Bianchi, Liz Shuts, Natasha Grotz, Stephanie Saunders, Gwen Carr, Chris Brunnschweiler, Yvette Hitchcock, Kimberly Simpson, Heather Gunther. Band Candids — Top left: Tina White, Samantha Swain, Jeralee Stalker, Tiffany Stephens, Michelle Risatti; Errol Joseph; top right: Gwen Carr, Jennifer Swann, Amy Pottle, Jennifer Brown, John Blanchard, Andrea Novak; Bill Goewey, Quentin Kelley, Daniel Alden, Heather Gunther. NURSERY AND GARDEN CENTER 600 South Main Street Great Barrington, MA 01230 (413) 528 0166 ACTIVITIES Quiz Team Members — Top row: William Thieriot, Hans Smith, Daniel Alden; middle row: Samantha Swain, Chris Pezzee, Anne Makuc; bottom row: Mr. Kollmer — adviser, Solvegi Shmulsky, Jeralee Stalker, Blythe Storti, Mr. Milukas — adviser. Boys ' s State Representatives — Back row: Russell Hopkins, Scott Proctor, Robert Krol; front row: Joseph Martin, Kevin Gilligan, Jase Doane, Robert Macy, Jacob Lanoue. Girl ' s State Representatives — Solvegi Shmulsky, Tori Sheldon, Betsey Joyce, Mary Pottle, Michelle Risatti. Asher Benjamin Company jrifif Ail-American Furniture it if if 3« DEK TILLETT LTD COTTONS LINENS SUKS FIRST QUALITY AND SECONDS . HANDPRINTED DESIGNER FABRIC WON -SAT 9-4 AND BY APPT Ul3)-229-6764 JUST OFF ROUTE 7 COPNEO QF KEliOGG ap AND BO °DMAN_SJ_ Student Representative to the School Committee — Patrick McBride. Errol Joseph, Ray Alexander. Student Advisory Council — Liz Shuts, Tori Sheldon. Students Against Drunk Driving — Stacie Saunders, Shana Stalker, Andrea Novak, Nancy Joch. Ian Law, Brian Schoonmaker. Stephanie Saunders, Patrick McBride, Michele Kirchner, Yvette Hitchcock. Cynthia Martin, Theresa Stalker. Sherri Guarnieri, Tonya Pixley. Alicia Goudey, Samantha Swain. Shannon Higgins. Donna Perry, Julie Scott Rebecca Nourse, Alice Van Deusen, Stephen Wells, Charles Turner, Kevin Gilligan. Jessica Wright, Damon Jimenez, Michael Kinna. Robert Macy. Connie Bianchi. Brooke Loder, David Pixley, Kathy Krol, Troy Mayfield. Robert Alexander, Clayton Havens, Zeb Kenyon, Suzanne Delgrande, Jennifer Brown, Tonia Stevens, Tori Sheldon, Erin Coon, Gwen Carr, Solvegi Shmulsky. Jeralee Stalker, Joseph Martin, Shelby Loder, Peter Cook. Michelle Sheinhartz, Tina White, Halvdan Barrett. Karen Bredenfoerder. Jennifer Swann, Brenda Hill, Bonnie Ruane. Susan Spurr, William Thieriot, Melissa Larkin, Julie Lord, Francis Higgins. Monica Brunnschweiler. Jessica Holmes. Tammy Larose, Tiffany Stephens. Lauren Holewski. Tricia Williamson, Amy Joch. Olivia Williams, Jessica Joseph. Michelle Risatti, Natasha Grotz. Jase Doane. Jeremy McDermott. Kimberly Moynihan. Amy Menin, Erin Fowlkes, Jeremy Smith, Sara Kern, Hans Smith; Errol Joseph — vice president, Coleen Cecchinato — president. Chris Brunnschweiler — secretary, Liz Shuts — treasurer. THE OLD MILL THE OLD MILL THE OLD MILL •■• - New England ' s Amencana Marketplace -«-« GREAT BARRINGTON. MASS. In the Big Red Barns on Stockbridge Road. Route 7 Telephone 413-528-1500 Bar Parlor and Restaurant Route 23 South Egremont. MA 01258 413-528-1421 (ACTIVITIES CONT ' D) Carnegie Team Members (students) — Back row: Zeb Kenyon, Chris Pezzee, Daniel Alden, Jeremy Smith, Solvegi Shmulsky. Jeralee Stalker, Chris Brunnschweiler, Natasha Grotz, Michelle Sheinhartz, Peter Cook, Clayton Havens; front: Kathy Krol, Gwen Carr, Erin Murfitt, Brooke Loder, Sarah Macy, Amy Joch, Michelle Risatti, Shelby Loder, Nancy Joch, Donna Martin. Fairness Committee — Sean Johnson, Michele Kirchner, Lauren Holewski, Shelby Loder, Kimberly Moynihan, Ms.VanOrman — adviser, Ms. Erwin adviser, Mr. Lucy — adviser, Jeremy Smith, National Honor Society — Back row: Stephanie Saunders, Anne Makuc, Tori Sheldon, Nancy Joch, Jase Doane, William Thieriot, Russell Hopkins, Chris Pezzee, Kevin Gilligan, Connie Bianchi, Robert Macy, Shans Stalker, Erin Coon, Amy Pottle; middle row: Peter Briggs (non- member), Michelle Sheinhartz, Peter Cook, Jeralee Stalker, Solvegi Shumlsky, Natasha Grotz, Betsey Joyce, Chris Brunnschweiler, Andrea Novak, Gwen Carr, Daniel Alden; front row: Karen Bredenfoerder, Kimberly Moynihan, Michelle Risatti, Amy Menin, Brooke Loder, Hans Smith, Joseph Martin, Shelby Loder, Rubin Shmulsky, Jeremy McDermott, Chris Thompson. Prom Committee — Top row: Hans Smith, Peter Briggs, Ian Law, Patrick McBride, Jennifer Brown: bottom row: Jonathan Muskrat, Blythe Storti, Michael Kinna, Connie Bianchi, Glen Ruane, Anne Makuc, Peter Cook, Sherri Guarnieri, Nancy Joch, Thomas Harvey, Andrea Novak, Brian Schoonmaker, Sara Kern, Shana Stalker, Theresa Stalker, Cindy Martin, Stephanie Saunders, Tonia Stevens, Tina White, Ginni Ranzoni. Congratulations and Good Luck to the Class of ' 89 Journalism (The Eagle ' s Voice) — Back row: Ray Alexander, Dana Kobler, Robin Braskie. Brian Gibbs, Michele Wilkinson, John Hersey; middle row: Mrs. Storti — teacher, Coleen Cecchinato, William Gunther, Tori Sheldon, Michele Pickert, Erica Stevens; front row: Melissa Pratt, Jo- ann Hankey, Darlene Barrier, Tonia Stevens, Samantha Swain, Ruth Shepard. Peers Reaching Out — Ginni Ranzoni, Tina White, Joseph Martin, Gwen Carr, Jeralee Stalker, Brian Schoonmaker, Ian Law, Shelby Loder, Solvegi Shmulsky, Tammy Larose, Shannon Higgins, Amy Menin. Peers Educating Peers — Back row: Katherine Davis, Angie Blanchard, Jennifer Ericson, Scott Sheridan, Alice VanDeusen; front row: Ariel Larraz, Karen Bredenfoerder, Amy Pottle. Literary Magazine (Alter Ego) — Angie Blanchard, Chris Brunnschweiler, Shelby Loder, Tori Sheldon, Michelle Sheinhartz, Alice VanDeusen. JOE WILKINSON, EXCAVATING (ACTIVITIES CONT ' D) Responsible Parties — Back row: Chris Brunnschweiler, Anne Makuc, Jennifer Brown, Patrick McBride; front row: Mr. Eline, Ms. Erwin, Mrs. Muskrat, Mrs. Kennedy, Mr. Milukas. Town Meeting Representatives — Back row: Mark Guidi. Jeremy Smith, Brian Schoonmaker, Rubin Shmulsky, Daniel Lanoue, Sara Kern, Mr. Gauthier; fourth row: Stephen Wells, Michele Wilkinson, Peter Cook, Michelle Sheinhartz, Tori Sheldon, Liz Shuts, Mrs. Pottle, Mr. Lucy; third row: Chris Thompson, Erin Coon, Olivia Williams, Jessica Joseph, Jase Doane, Patrick McBride, Peter Cook, Solvegi Shmulsky; second row: Chris Tatro. Melanie Duchardt, Laura Kern, Tricia Williamson, Jeralee Stalker, Shelby Loder, Shaun French; front row: Tracey Whitcomb, Errol Joseph — vice-president, Natasha Grotz — president, Stacie Saunders — treasurer, Blythe Storti — secretary. Gaming Club — Back row: Mr. Kollmer — adviser, Chris Pezzee, Daniel Alden, Bill Goewey, Colin Storti, Samantha Swain, Glen Ruane, Eric Peterson; front row: Carl Bierce, Sean Johnson, William Thomas, Michael Winn, James Wilkins, Chris Burkhart. High School Chorus — Back row: Brenda Hill, Darlene Bushey, Nancy Phillips, Bonnie Ruane, Heidi Schneider, Susan Spurr, Suzanne Delgrande, Melissa Larkin, Heather Graber, Stacie Saunders, Terri Field; third row: Jessica Thorn, Chris Brunnschweiler, Liz Shuts, Kimberly Moynihan, Anne Makuc, Shelby Loder, Tori Sheldon, Donna Trudeau, Michelle Risatti; front row: Joseph Martin, Erik Callahan, Jase Doane, Mrs. Loder — director, Errol Joseph, Kevin Gilligan, Peter Briggs. SILK ' S VARIETY Main St. Sheffield. MA 01257 R Edward R. Szwyd M.B.A. Certified Public Accountant 48 Church Street Lenox, MA 01240 413-637-2390 67 State Road Great Barnngton, MA 01230 413-528-5699 EUROPE TRIP European Vacation by Amy Pottle On April 1 5 twelve students and two advisors set off for a European Vacation. The trip consisted of one day on the plan ride over, two days in England, two days in France, two days in Switzerland, one day in Germany, and-finally — one day on the flight home. It was an adventure the partici- pants may never forget. Top right: Samantha Swain, Errol Joseph, Tina White, Tonya Pixley, Daniel Alden, Nancy Phillips, Erin Murfitt, Chris Brunnschweiler, David Pixley, Michelle Risatti, Mr. Pottle, Mrs. McGarry, Amy Pottle. Upper middle: Swiss Alps; Mr. Pottle, Mrs. McGarry. Lower middle: Nancy Phillips, Tina White, Samantha Swain, Errol Joseph. Bottom: The Eiffel Tower, in Paris after, a shower; Nancy Phillips, Tina White, Michelle Risatti, Samantha Swain, Chris Brunnschweiler; Errol Joseph, Amy Pot- tle. BERKSHIRE MOTOR INN Indoor Swimming Pool-Sauna Nautilus Room 64 Luxury Rooms 372 Main St., Route 7 Gt. Barrington. MA 01230 413-528-3150 1-800-453-4511 Congratulations from LEONARD ' S CLEANERS 34 Bridge St. Gt. Barrington. MA 01230 SPORTS jQ44 4dj££. - 7 0 SYt ZJd £ ' jsjL GOLF First Year by Errol Joseph Last spring marked the first year Mt. Everett had a golf team. With many fine games, both individually and as a team, the season was quite successful. The coach, Billy Gibbs, helped the team with his knowledge and experience. Most of the players will be returning to compete and help our golf program grow Golf — Team picture: Erik Callahan, Michael Pollitt, Patrick McBride, Steven Fennell, Nathaniel Sullivan, Brian Schoonmaker, Joshua Person, Michael Kinna, Robert Krol, Arnold P almer, Coach Gibbs; candids: Michael Kinna, Patrick McBride, Erik Callahan, Michael Pollitt, Robert Krol. BOYS ' BASEBALL Positive Attitude by Joe Martin The boys ' baseball team can be remembered as one of the best teams at Mount Everett. The team went into the 1988 season with a positive mental attitude that reflected their desire for success and victory. The end of the season was a disappointment in that they did r Dt make the tournament. However, the positive attitude paid off as the boys won six of their games. r 7 WATSON ' S AUTO SALES Route 7, Sheffield, MA 01257 413-229-6613 Baseball — Top left: Scott Proctor, Jase Doane, David Smith, Travis Ovitt, Coach Wilson; top center: Matt Emprimo; top right: Travis Ovitt; middle left: Scott Proctor; middle center: David Smith; middle right: Ian Law, Russell Hopkins; bottom left: Ian Law; bottom center: Ian Law, Scott Proctor, Eric Vining; bottom right: Travis Ovitt. This page top right: Jeff Hebert, Jesse Andersen, Daniel Hill, Jonathan Muskrat, Daniel Alden, Coach Wells; middle left: Matt Emprimo, Jesse Andersen; bottom left: Jeff Hebert, Hans Smith, Matt Emprimo. JOHN N. GIRACCA INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 491 Main St. P.O. Box 660 Phone 528-1369 Gt. Barrington, MA. 01230 Richard A. Rawling Judith L. Pezze Complete Insurance Services GIRLS ' SOFTBALL Rising Above the Rest by Michelle Risatti It was a season of hard work and determination. The team had impressive wins and placed second in Southern Division standings. They advanced to the finals of the Western Massachusetts Tournament by defeating Ware and Smith Academy. Playing against McCann for the Western Massachusetts title, they lost, but despite the loss, the team had one of the best seasons in Mount Everett history. Best Wishes in All Your Future Endeavors. Softball — Opposite page top: Amy Pottle; Andrea Novak, Kimberly Moynihan, Stephanie Saunders, Nancy Joch, Brooke Loder, Errol Joseph, Laurie Kinna, Dianne Bettis, Steven Posey, Susan Carpenter, Karen Smith, Mrs. Kinna, Coach Milan; Laurie Kinna; middle: Natasha Grotz; Dana Kobler, Stephanie Saunders, Michelle Risatti; Andrea Novak, Stephanie Saunders; Coach Milan; Kimberly Moynihan: bottom: Andrea Novak; Dianne Bettis; Dana Kobler; Nancy Joch. This page top: Donna Martin, Erin Murfitt; Amanda Rossi; Anne Makuc; Coach Krol, Bethany Powers, Melanie Duchardt, Jessica Wright, Gwen Carr, Olivia Williams; bottom: Erin Coon; Coach Krol; Anne Makuc; Sarah Macy; Bethany Powers; Jennifer Smith; Errol Joseph. Micljelleg Micelles Michelle 8 Micelles MAIN STREET SHEFFIELD, MA 01257 BOYS ' SOCCER Spoilers by Chris Brunnschweiler Boy ' s soccer started the season with confidence in their strong returning line up. The boys took third place in the Southern Division. They were league spoilers in the sense that they beat the league leaders (Lenox) in both scheduled games. RAYNOR ' S BEARINGS rt J SUPPLIES, INC. 0 aJLA£)vuwTjdjv . LTD 47 Railroad St. 9 RAILROAD ST Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 GT BARRINGTON. MA. 01230 |_ (413)528-4884 Good Luck to the Graduates of ' 89 SHEFFIELD SECURITY SERVICES Boys ' Soccer — back row: Coach Krol, Halvdan Barrett, Russell Hopkins, Alan Reynolds, Matthew Seavey, Robert Macy, Errol Joseph, Ian Law, Robert Krol; middle row: Kevin Gilligan, Jonathan Muskrat, Jesse Andersen, Patrick McBride, Michael Kinna, Ariel Larraz, Peter Cook, Michelle Sheinhartz (manager); front row: Jeremy McDermott, Joseph Martin, Hans Smith, Jase Doane, Monica Brunnschweiler (manager). Middle: getting into position; Zeb Kenyon; Ariel Larraz; Ryan Jones; bottom: Russell Hopkins; Coach Krol; Michael Winn, Dean Robbins. Opposite page top: Jon Seward; Patrick McBride, Joseph Martin; Errol Joseph, Coach Krol; Hans Smith; Jase Doane; middle clockwise: Halvdan Barrett; Robert Macy; j.v. bench; Coach Happ; Michael Kinna. J.V. Team: back row: Coach Happ, Ryan Jones, Mathias Snyder, William Theiriot, Jeffrey Hebert, Zeb Kenyon, Tiffany Stephens (manager), middle row: Clayton Havens, Michael Winn, Dean Robbins, Matthew Bennett, Chris Callahan, Todd Clay, front row: Nathaniel Sullivan, Kip Loder, Jared Havens, Shaun Saunders, Matthew Muskrat, Chris Ketch-n, Josh Person. Laurence R. Newey Selma F. Newey Amy J. Morris Congratulations Class of 1989 CATHERINE ' S CLASSICS 280 Main St. kGt. Barrington. MA 01230 BACHETTI ' S MOBILE STATION Stockbridge Road Gt. Barrington. MA 01230 413-528-9725 Bruno Bachetti, Owner Always the Latest In Fashion JUNIOR AND LADIES SPORTSWEAR SHOES, HANDBAOS a ACCESSORIES 413- 2S-3148 S RAILROAD ST., GREAT BARRINGTON. MASS. 01230 Custom Window Coverings Closet Maid HOME TEXTURES Inner Space 87 Railroad St. Gt. Barrington. MA 01230 413-528-4585 PRICE CHOPPER Gt. Barrington Plaza Gt. Barrington. MA 01230 GIRLS ' SOCCER Injuries by Chris Brunnschweiler Girls ' soccer started with an encouraging victory over Drury. The team suffered many injuries (Hankey, Risatti, Pottle, Joyce, Carr, Coon, Moynihan, Joch, and Sheldon) that interferred with their performance. So after losing every game up to the final with McCann, the team pulled together to gain a tie. vC jB V. GKfcWS BLOOMIES OF THE BERKSHIRES ' 25 RAILROAD ST GREAT BARRINGTON. MA 01230 (413)528-9455 WONDERFUL THINGS 232 Stockbridge Road Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 413-528-2473 Largest selection of handcrafted gifts and craft supplies in the Berkshires MONTEREY GENERAL STORE Box 43 Main St. Monterey, MA 01245 WHITE KNIGHT RECORDS RECORDS • TAPES • ACCESSORIES (413) 528-9466 288 MAIN STREET GREAT BARRINGTON. MA 01230 Girl ' s Soccer — Varsity — standing: Coach Mills, Erin Coon, Gwen Carr, Stephanie Saunders, Carol Brunnschweiler, Mary Pottle, Nancy Joch, Jeralee Stalker, Dianne Bettis; kneeling: Jennifer Brown, Connie Bianchi, Chris Brunnschweiler, Kimberly Moynihan, Brooke Loder, Michelle Risatti, Jo-ann Hankey; sitting: Tori Sheldon, Betsey Joyce, Natasha Grotz. Candids opposite page: Coach Mills; Connie Bianchi, Brooke Loder, Erin Coon, Chris Brunnschweiler, Jennifer Brown; Alisha Bruno; Donna Martin. Candids this page: top left: Melanie Duchardt; Kathy Krol; Niccole Hankey; Michelle Risatti; middle clockwise: Dianne Bettis; Carol Brunnschweiler; Coach Powers; Betsey Joyce; Jeralee Stalke r; Robin Grady; Jo-ann Hankey. Junior varsity — standing: Coach Powers, Jessica Wright, Dawn Sadera, Alisha Bruno, Jessica Joseph, Beth Kern, Amanda Rossi, Donna Martin, Kathy Krol, Bethany Powers, Tricia Williamson; sitting: Tracey Whitcomb, Melanie Duchardt, Olivia Williams, Amy Joch, Niccole Hankey, Sarah Macy, Carrie Ullrich, Stacy Palfini; lying down: Michele Kirchner. :atherinfs chocolates Si xkhnd«j K .iJ ' K() 2 box 32 BRal Bamngion. M iivnhuvitsOI2 0 V ! I •{413)528 2510 1-800-345-2462 outside of Mass. FRENCH ' S AUTO PARTS Automotive Parts Wholesale Retail Open 7 Days 227 Stockbridgc Road. Gt. Barrington. MA 01230 413-528-0838 Antique-Estate Jewelers THE KAHNS 38 Railroad Street Gt. Barrington, MA 01230 PETE ' S SALES SERVICE P.O. Box 550 Sheffield. MA 01257 9 am 8nm KS I CROSS COUNTRY Something Strange by Shelby Loder Something strange happened to the cross country team this year. A flock of young seventh grade girls joined Heather Graber and Shelby Loder. Sue Spurr also joined completing Mount Everett ' s first girls ' cross country team ever. The girls had many highs this year including a sweep over three teams at their last home meet. The boys, headed by Eric Callahan, had a solid season and participated well at the Western Mass Division II meet. Cross Country — Team picture: back row: Ste- phen Wells, Robert Campbell. Timothy Gile. Richard Clapp. John Pizzichemi, Daniel Lan- oue. Chris Tatro, Coach Eline; kneeling: Erik Callahan (co-captain). Shelby Loder (co-cap- tain). Susan Spurr. Erin Sadlowski, Kimberly Clapp. Amy Davidson. Heather Graber. Scott Proctor; sitting: Rebecca Ocain, Jennifer Lowe, Meghan Sadlowski. Emily Law, Carey Tobin. Absent, Ken Nicholson. Far left: Shelby Loder, Heather Graber. Susan Spurr. Emily Law; cen- ter top: Daniel Lanoue. Scott Proctor, John Piz- zichemi. Ken Nicholson, Erik Callahan. Timo- thy Gile. Robert Campbell; left bottom: Erik Callahan. John Pizzichemi. Daniel Lanoue, Scott Proctor; center bottom: Shelby Loder. Heather Graber. Emily Law; below right: Timo- thy Gile; this page top; Ken Nicholson; Robert Campbell: Daniel Lanoue; Erik Callahan; mid- dle: Coach Eline: Shelby Loder: Erin Sadlowski; Emily Law; bottom: Scott Proctor; Heather Graber: Susan Spurr; Kimberly Clapp. Congratulations to the Class of ' 89 Good Luck in the Future BERKSHIRE COUNTY TRANSMISSION Route 7, Sheffield, MA 01257 Ron Saunders-proprietor 528-2819 Best Wishes to the Class of 1989 from CARPENTER ' S FOOD PACKAGE Gt. Banington. MA 01230 BOYS ' BASKETBALL Eagle ' s Drive by Joe Martin The 1988-1989 boys ' basketball team showed immense spirit and heart this season. Their drive was determined as lhc endured main close games. The game that matched up the Ml. Everett Eagles and the Ml. Greylock Moun- lics taking the Eagles to victory in overtime, is one example of the Eagle ' s drive to never give up. Varsity (back): Coach Koldys, Timothy Gile, Robert Krol, Shawn Saunders, William Thieriot, Ian Law, Chris Thompson; (middle): Monica Brunnschweiler — manager, Hans Smith, Jeremy McDermott, Scott Proctor, Robert Macy, Joseph Martin, Suzznne Delgrande — manager; (front): Erik Callahan. JV ' s (back): Coach Ramsey, Bill Goewey, Tyler Moore, Richard Clapp, Mark Phillips, Matthew Bennett, Matthew Chrzanowski; (front): Jeffrey Gulotta, Alexander Simpson, Damon Jimenez, Daniel Lowe, Michael Ohman, Francis Soncini; JV ' s shake, hands with, Lenox players. Opposite page — top: Chris Thompson; Joseph Martin; Coach Koldys and Shawn Saunders; Co-captain, Robert Macy announced at beginning of game; (middle- top): players ' huddle; (middle-bottom): Daniel Lowe; Coach Ramsey; Coach McDonald, 7th 8th team (back): Bill Goewey, John Gordon, Lansing Broderick, Tyler Moore, Lamont Schiller, Matthew Bennett, Matthew Chrzanowski, Michael Ohman; (front): Alexander Simpson, Todd Gulotta, Jeffrey Gulotta, Daniel Lowe, Edward Delmolino, Joshua Fletcher. Pregame warm-up; 5th 6th team (back): Coach Gillooly, Charles Mayfield, Benjamin Rood, Randall Flynn, Nickerson Joseph, Seth Gordon, Christopher Joyce, Nathan Coon, Coach Gulotta; (front): Brandon McDermott, Robert Spaulding, Kevin Wilkinson, Evan Hardcastle, Tucker Gillooly, Ben Brunnschweiler. BOYS ' BASKETBALL V D23 Lenox 38-52 D27 St. Mary ' s Westfield 42-47 D28 Pathfinder 53-40 J3 Franklin Tech. 58-52 J6 Lee 27-79 J10 McCann 60-63 J13 Lenox 32-58 J 20 Greylock 53-50 J 27 Monument Mt. 30-65 J30 Pine Plains 57-66 F3 McCann 53-65 F7 Hoosac 63-84 F10 Lee 42-71 F14 Lenox 29-32 WINS Friends don ' t let friends drive drunk! Impoco ' s Video Audio 54 Slate Road Gt. Barrinmon, MA 01230 528-9162 Open 7 Days A Week James E. Kimball, Jr., Inc. Fuel Oil, Coal. Healing Service 34 Rosseter St., Gt. Barrington, MA 413-528-1410 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Working Hard by Amy Pottle This years girls ' basketball team has had main new looks. Wc ha c two new coaches, head coach Karl Zigmand and assitant coach Malt Eline. We strive towards a goal lo never give up; we successfully completed this against lt. Greylock. Betsey Joyce hit a 3-poinler lo tie the game at the bu er. We then beat them 35-33 in overtime. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL V D16 Taconic 28-25 D19 Mt. Greylock 35-33 D22 Pittsfield ' 28-61 D29 Hoosac 28-58 J6 Lee 34-69 J9 Monument Mt. 30-62 J12 Mt. Greylock 46-47 J16 Pittsfield 41-61 J19 St. Joseph 24-27 J23 McCann 27-21 J 26 Wahconah 35-47 J 30 Drury 47-61 F2 Taconic 44-42 F6 Lenox 28-34 F10 • Lee 24-50 F13 Mt. Greylock 35-51 F16 McCann 58-29 WINS Top this page: Belse Joyce. Nancy Joch; Amy Pottle. Bottom this page: Betsey Joyce; Coaches Matt Eline. and Karl Zigmand; Amy Joch. Top opposite page: Amy Pottle. Nancy Joch: Donna Martin. Coach Zigmand: Dianne Beltis: bench Bottom this page: Amy Pottle: team (back row): Coach Eline. Dianne Bettis. Nancy Joch. Susan Spurr. Coach Zigmand; Sarah Macy. Kathy Kro!. Donna Martin. Amy Joch; front (tri-captains): Amy Pottle. Michelle Risatti. Betsey Joyce: Betsey Joyce. KWIK PRINT 35 Bridge Street Great Barringlon, MA 01230 413-528-2885 Mon-Fri 9:00-4:30; Sat 9:00-12:00 Alfredo ' s Beauty and Fitness Salon Fair Shopping Center, (it. Barrinulon, MA 01 231) 4 1 3-528- 1711 WRESTLING Winning the Battles by Errol Joseph This year ' s wrestling team, behind Coach Proiettc and Captain Bill Gunther, had many fine efforts both individual- ly and as a team. Because the team was under-manned, there were many troublesome forfeits in the higher weight classes. For example, in one meet against Monument Mountain, we were ahead going into the last three matches of the meet, but due to forfeits, we ended up losing the meet by only a few points. Consequently, when it came to the Spartans, the team felt they won the battles but lost the war! Team (back row): Coach Proiette, Jeffrey Hebert, Eric Oremland, Jesse Andersen, Daniel Lanoue, Matthew Seavey, Michele Kirchner, (front row): Jason Smith, Zeb Kenyon, Ken Nicholson, William Gunther, Peter Briggs, James Staunton. Craig W. Fischer, D.MD., F. C. East St. Professional Buildinu 10 Second St. Pittsficld. MAi)i: )l Panda West Chinese Restaurant 90 North Street. Pittsficld, MA 499-3991 Gt. Barrintilon, MA 528-5331 Congratulations to the Class of ' 89 from Greenwoods Fare Sheffield, MA 01257 Weight Class 103 Zeb Kenyon — 9 pins, 4 wins by decision 103 Dan Faucher — 1 pin, 5 wins by decision 112 James Staunton — 6 pins, 2 wins by decision 116 Jesse Andersen — 2 pins 119 Bill Gunther, captain — i pins, 5 wins by decision 119 Jason Smith — l tie 125 Peter BriggS — 6 pins, 2 wins by decision 135 Ken Nicholson— 2 wins 140 Matt Seavey — 6 pins, 3 wins by decision 145 Dan Lanoue — 7 pins, 7 wins by decision 152 Eric Oremland — l win Todd Clay — l win Jeff Hebert Sara Kern, manager Michele Kirchner, manager Sheffield Flower Garden Shop Rt. 7. Sheffield, MA 01257 Robert G. Law— Robert W. Law Teleflora 413-229-8553 CHEERLEADING New Cheers by Liz Shuts The Mount Everett cheerleading squad surprised the crowds this winter with new cheers. Co-captains Connie Bianchi and Liz Shuts spent hours at practices introducing cheers that Connie knew from her pre ious squad. The crowds are cheerleader ' s biggest critics, and Mount Everett ' s crowd lend their liveliness to assist and support the cheerleaders. Middle (cheering line): Connie Bianchi, Jessica Joseph, Tiffany Stephens, Jennifer Brown. Stacey YanDeusen. Kimberly Moynihan. Jessica Wright, Liz Shuts. Beth Kern, Brooke Loder, Jennifer Harvey; team pic — bottom: Jessica Wright, Jennifer Harvey. Beth Kern, Liz Shuts, middle: Tiffany Stephens. Connie Bianchi. Jennifer Brown. Kimberly Moynihan, top: Stacey VanDeusen, Brooke Loder. Jessica Joseph: bottom right: Jessica Joseph. Other page — top: Kimberly Moynihan. Brooke Loder, Connie Bianchi, Jennifer Brown, Jessica Joseph. Jennifer Harvey, Tiffany Stephens, Liz Shuts. Jessica Wright, Stacey VanDeusen: Liz Shuts. Connie Bianchi, Tiffany Stephens, Middle right: Connie Bianchi. Kimberly Movnihan. Brooke Loder, Jennifer Brown; bottom: Stacey VanDeusen, Tiffany Stephens. Beth Kern. Jennifer Harvey, Liz Shuts, Connie Bianchi; bottom right (clockwise from 12:00): Liz Shuts, Tiffany Stephens, Jennifer Harvey, Jessica Joseph, Jennifer Brown, Connie Bianchi. Brooke Loder. Kimberly Moynihan. Stacey VanDeusen, Jessica Wright. AWARDS CREDITS Jase Doane Colby Book Award Class treasurer NHS treasurer Solvegi Shmulsky Welleslev Book Award Joe Martin SAR Yearbook copy editor Jeralee Stalker Valedictorian Class president Dartmouth Book Award NHS recording secretary m I--. TT3 P i i K % A fl m •• n 1 • I- Chris Brunnschweiler Class vice-president SADD secretary Shelby Loder Salutatonan NHS president Superintendent ' s Award Class secretary DAR Band vice-president Yearbook editor-in-chief Amy Pottle NHS communications secretary- Yearbook executive editor Errol Joseph Town Meeting assistant moderator Band president Student representative to the School Committee SADD vice-president Yearbook Feature editor i y ik ' i 1 r ( i m li 1 1 Hk fr— -y ' - i PeT Tori Sheldon SAC Newspaper co-editor NHS vice-president ttw Lizabeth Shuts SAC SADD treasurer 83 CALENDAR Feb. 15, 1989 — Five Towns Approve New School JUNE, 1988 4 Graduation at Tanglewood. 8 President Reagan ends Moscow visit and fourth summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. 24 Mount Everett is designated a Carnegie School. DECEMBER, 1988 23 Christmas get-together for alumni and Mt. Everett students. MARCH, 1988 5 U.S. figure skater Debi Thomas loses Olympic gold to arch rival, Katarina Witt. 7 TV evangelist, Jimmy Swaggart, embroiled in scandal which may tumble his ministry that takes in SI 50 million annually. 9 Course registration for underclassmen. 16 First Donkey basketball at Mount Everett. SEPTEMBER, 1988 5 Yellowstone Park suffering from loss of over 500,000 acres from forest fires. 7 School opens for the 1988-89 school year. 16 Welcome-back dance at Mount Everett. 26 Computer viruses causing consternation among some computer users. __l-  A.J Li JULY, 1988 4 The midwest suffers devastating hot and dry spell. 18 U.S.S. Vincennes s shooting down of Iranian flight 655 causes furor in Persian gulf. JANU 25 27 ARY, 1989 Near record First semeste cold (-80F) in Alaska, r ends. MARCH, 1989 6 Carnegie Day at Mount Everett. vft w Congratulations Class of 1989 1988-1989 TOWN MEETING Moderator -Natasha Grotz Assistant Mod.-Errol Joseph Secretary -Blythe Storti Treasurer -Stacie Saunders APRIL, 1988 13 Foreign Language field trip to New York City. 20 Marine guards at U.S. embassy in Moscow charged with allowing female Soviet spys to operate within the embassy. 1 n 13 IWX Retirement party for Mrs. Emily Piper and Mr. Leo l ares. 16 Former White House Chief of Staff Donald Regan ' s new book reveals that the President ' s schedule is influenced b Nancy Reagan ' s astrologer. 19 Spring concert at Mount Everett. 20 Junior-Senior prom. We ' ve Got Tonight. takes place at Wyantenuck 23 Elections for ne t year ' s class officers. AUGUST, 1988 29 Presidential candidate George Bush ' s selection of Dan Quayle as running mate creates controversy. ♦£ |l T V OCTOBER, 1988 10 Olympic runner, Ben Johnson, returns to Canada after breaking sprint record in Olympics — and after being accused of using steroids. 18 NHS dinner and induction at Mount Everett. 31 Three whales icebound in Arctic attract worldwide attention; two arc finally rescued. NOVEMBER, 1988 8 George Bush defeats Mike Duk, kis in Presidential election. FEBRUARY, 1989 1 5 SBRSD towns approve building of new Mount Everett school. 16 Final deadline for 1989 yearbook; Consultant Don Lendry picks up last pages. 27 Buckeye Donkey Basketball at Mount Everett. MAY, 1989 19 Junior-senior prom. JUNE. 1989 3 Graduation a t Tanglewood. 23 School ends for 19SS-S school vear. Raymond Alexander Christine Brunnschweiler Erin Coon Jase Doane Sarah Macy Anne Makuc Patrick McBride Jamie McDermott Scott Proctor Tori Sheldon Solvegi Shmulsky Brian Schoonmaker Liz Shuts INDEX kev - administration F — Faculty P — Personnel G - Graduate 12 - - Senior Activities 56 Administration 42 P Mrs Agar 46 7 Agar. Melinda 14 8 Agar. Michael 17 10 Alden. Daniel 25. 54. 55. 56. 58. 60. 61 7 Alden. Jon 14 12 Alexander. Raymond 34. 57. 59 9 Alexander. Robert 21. 57 9 Amslead. Jill 21 1 2 Amstead. Scott 34 1 1 Amstead. Tamm 29 6 Andersen. Ezra 1 2 10 Andersen. Jesse 24. 25. 64. 65. 68. 78 12 Aragi. Louis 34 5 Arend. Geoffrey 9. 10 5 Aslore. Chad 10 Awards credits 82 7 Bachetli. Andrew 14 6 Bailev. John 12 6 Bailey. Michael 12 7 Bair. Jererm 14. 55 10 Ball. Rodnev 6 Ball. Stephen ' 12 Band 54 6 Barbiere. Christine 9. 12 10 Barrett. Halvdab 25. 57. 68. 69 12 Barrier. Darlene 2. 34. 59 12 Bartzsch. Scott 6. 34 Baseball 64 Basketball 74 6 Batacchi. Rachele 12 7 Belair. Clifford 14. 85 7 Bennett. Matthew 9. 14. 69. 4. 75 5 Best. Mar . 10 1 1 Betis. Dianne 29. 67. 70. 71. 77. 84. 87 1 1 Bianchi. Connie 6. 29. 55. 57. 58. 70. 80. 81 8 Bierce. Carl 17 5 Bierce. Christopher 9. 10. 60 1 1 Biernacki. Brian 29, 86 6 Billard. Hugo 9. 12 12 Blanchard. Angelique 2. 32. 34. 59 F Blanchard. Mr. Donald 46 P Boardman. Mrs. CarolAnn 46 P Bodnar. Mrs. Eslella 46 7 Bongilatti. Louis 14 8 Borezoski. George 17 5 Borezoski. Krista 9. 10 P Boteze. Mrs Pat 46 12 Bradle . Jennifer 2. 5. 34 6 Bradley ' Jill 9. 12 7 Brandt. Jason 14 12 Braskie. Robin I. 2. 34. 59, 85 6 Brazie. Andrew 12 12 Bredenfoerder. Karen 1. 2. 32, 35. 57. 58. 59. 84 I 1 Bnggs. Peter 29. 58. 60. 78 8 Broderick. Lansing 17, 75 F Brolli. Mrs. Marcia 47 8 Brooks. Constance 16 I I Brown. Jennifer 28. 29. 51. 54. 55. 57. 58. 60. 70. 80. 81 5 Brunnschweiler. Ben 10. 75 12 Brunnnschweiler. Carol 1. 35. 70. 71 12 Brunnschweiler. Chris I, 35. 50. 55. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 70. 82. 86 9 Brunnschweiler. Monica 21. 57. 68. 74 7 Bruno. Alisha 70, 71 8 Burkhart. Chris 55. 61 F Burkle. Mrs. Jod 6 Bush. Douglas 12 12 Bush. Shannon 32. 35 5 Bush. Shawn 10 9 Bushey. Darlene 21. 51, 60 1 1 Bushey. Leonard 29 6 Bushev. Mason 7. 12 11 Byna ' ck. Paul 29 5 Caisse. R an 10 Calendar 182 8 Callahan. Chris 17. 55. 69 12 Callahan. Erik 2. 5. 35. 50. 60. 62. 63. 72. 73. 74, 75 1 1 Campbell. Robert 29. 62. 72, 73. 84 5 Canger. Karlv 10 10 Carr. Gwendolyn 25. 55. 57. 58. 59. 67. 70 F Carr. Mr Tim 1 1 Cartinelli. Adam 29. 48 G Carpenter. Susan 51. 52. 62 F Carv. Mr. Scott 1 1 Cecchinato. Coleen 29. 57. 59, 87 F Cerrulo. Mrs Gail 6 Chadwick. Corinne 12 5 Chadwick. Scott 9. 10 G Chase. Ricky 52 Cheerleading 80 P Christman. Mrs. Jeanne 47 1 1 Chrzanowski. Jill 29 7 Chrzanowski. Matthew 74. 75 7 Clapp. Kimberlv 9. 14. 72 10 Clapp. Richard 5. 25. 72. 74 1 1 Clavette. Corinna 29. 85 8 Cla . Todd 17. 4. 69 5 Clouser. Kimberlv 9. 10 A Consolati. Mr. Thomas 44 1 1 Cook. Peter 28. 29. 57. 58. 60. 68 6 Cook. Wendi 12 6 Cooke. Jason 10 Coon. Erin 18. 25. 57. 58. 60. 67. 70 6 Coon. Nathan 12. 75 5 Coons. Catherine 9. 10 6 Coons, George 12 6 Cooper. Eric 12 5 Costelloe. Sarah 9, 10 5 Cronk. Veronica 10 Cross-Country 72 7 Cruikshank. Jack 14 9 Cruikshank. John 21 9 Curtiss. Wavne 20. 21 7 Davidson. Amy 9. 14. 72 9 Davis. Angel 21 9 Davis. Billie-Jo 6 Davis. Jennifer 8 12 Davis. Katherine 35. 59 7 Davis. Larry 14 1 1 Davis. Michael 29 F Davis. Mr Edgar 1. 43 5 Davis. Patricia 9. 10 5 Dawson. Michelle 10 6 Deane. Julie 9. 12 10 Deane. Walter 26 9 Delgrande. Suzanne 21. 57. 60. 74 9 Dellea. Arthur 21 8 Delmolino. Allison 17 7 Delmolino. Edward 14. 75 10 Delmolino. Todd 26 6 Desauliners. Robert 12 12 Doane. Jase 2. 5. 49. 51. 56. 57. 58. 60. 64. 68. 69. 82. 86 6 Doane. Katherine 9. 12 10 Doane. Madeline 26 6 Dolbv. Larrv 12 7 Doyle. Emily 14 5 Dropkin. Evan 10 7 Dropkin. Jordan 14 9 Duchardt. Melanie 10. 21. 67, 71 6 Dukas. Jessica 9. 12. 84 8 Dumont. Naomi 17 1 1 Dumont. Rose 29 10 Dunsev. Emily 6. 26 10 Dupon ' t. Joshua 24. 26. 84 6 Dupont. Nichole 9. 12 8 Durvea. Amy 8. 9. 17. 84 12 Duryea. Ta ' sha 1. 2, 35. 49. 87 6 Dvorchik. Samuel 12 F Edwards. Mrs. Marv A Eline. Mr. J. Wayne I. 44. 60 F Eline. Mr. Matthew 76. 77 9 Emprimo. Matt 64. 65 12 Ericson. Jennifer 2. 32. 36. 59. 87 F Erwin Ms. 47. 58. 60 8 Fales. Alexcia 16. 17 5 Farnum. Beth 9. 10. 51 Farnum. Chris 14 P Farnum. Mrs. Karen 43. 47 5 Farnum. Simone 10 6 Farrenkopf. Jason 12 5 Farrenkopf. Matthew 9. 10 8 Faucher. Alecia 17 9 Faucher. Daniel 21 9 Fefee. Sherrv 9 Fellows. Stacy 5. 28. 25. 52 G Fennel!. Steven 63 12 Ferris. Jonas 2. 36 10 Field. Terri 24. 26. 51. 60 9 Finger. Barry 21 5 Fleming. Sabrina 10 7 Fletcher. Joshua 14. 75 5 Fletcher. Lisa 10 6 Fletcher. Lucas 9. 12 6 Flynn. Randall 7. 8. 12. 75. 84 5 Flvnn. Shannon 9. 10 9 Flvnn. Thomas 21 6 Fo ' w Ikes. Corev 9. 1 2 9 Fowlkes. Erin 21. 54. 55. 57 6 Fowlkes. Kyle 9, 12 10 Freedman. Sarah 26. 85 5 Freehoffer. Heather 10 10 French. Shaun 5. 26. 60. 62 12 Funk. Steven 1 1 Galarneau. Jamison 4. 28 6 Garzone. Maronda 9. 12 F Gauthier. Mr. Robert 43. 47. 60 7 Gershen. Judd 14. 85 F Gibbs. Mr. Bill 62 1 1 Gibbs. Brian 2. 36. 59 1 1 Gibbs. Robert 29 6 Gile. Ann 9. 12. 84 12 Gile. Timothy 2. 36. 72, 74. 75 A Gilfether. H Shirley 45 7 Gillette. Amy 14 9 Gillette. Kimberly 21 6 Gilligan. Brian 12 12 Gilligan. Kevin 2. 36. 56. 57. 58. 60. 68 5 Gilloolv. Alana 10 1 1 Gilloolv. Jonah 4. 29 F Gillooly. Mr. William 47, 75 6 Gillooly. Tucker 12. 75 6 Gingras. Martin 12 5 Giulian. Michael 10 10 Glaszcz. Michelle 25. 26. 52 P Gleason. Mrs. 46 1 1 Goewey. Casey 29. 48 9 Goewey. Richard 6 Goewey. Shawn 7. 12 5 Goewev. Thomas 9. 10 8 Geowe ' v. William 9. 1 7. 60. 74. 75 6 Going. Mary 12 5 Gomez. Bryan 10 8 Gordon. Gillian 17 7 Gordon. John 14. 74. 75 10 Gordon. Kellev 26 5 Gordon. Seth 10. 75 1 1 Goudev. Alicia 29. 57 9 Graber. Heather 20. 21. 51. 60. 72. 73 A Graber. Mr. Ren 45 P Graber. Mrs. 48 7 Grady. Robin 9. 14. 71 7 Graham. James 15 5 Grahn. Eugene 10 G Green. Mark 52 12 Green. Susanne 2, 36. 87 1 1 Grotz. Naasha 29. 49. 54. 55. 58. 60. 62. 67. 70 8 Grover. Jessica 17 1 1 Guarnieri. Sherri 29. 57. 58 6 Guartha. Rebecca 9. 12 12 Guidi. Mark 2. 32. 36. 60. 87 1 1 Guidi. Nicole 29. 87 F Gulotta. Mr Edward 75 8 Gulotta. Jeffrey 17. 74. 75 7 Gulotta. Todd 15. 75 8 Gunther. Heather 17. 55 12 Gunther. William 2. 4. 37, 59, 78 G Gurfield. Ian 12 F G venter. Mrs. Susan 47 9 Habicht. Nicholas 21 5 Habicht, Penelope 9, 10 7 Haddad. Elias F Hage. Mrs. Dora 47 F Hammer. Mr. Eric 47. 54 P Hammer. Ms. Melissa 47 12 Hankev. Jo-ann 2. 4. 37. 59. 70. 71 9 Hankev. Niccole 4. 20. 22. 71 9 Hankey. William 22 5 Hanson. Melissa 9. 10 8 Hardcastle. Asa 17 6 Hardcastle. Evan 7. 12. 75 7 Harvey. Jennifer 8. 9. 14. 15. 80. 81 8 Harvey. Kimberly 9. 17 11 Harvey. Thomas 29. 58 10 Hathaway. KeHy 26. 51 F Haupt. Mrs Bonnie 47 9 Havens. Clayton 20. 22. 58, 69 7 Havens. Jared 9, 14, 15, 57. 59 7 Haywood. Clarence 15 6 Havwood. Louis 13 9 Heben. Jeffrey 20. 22. 69. 78 5 Hecker. Erin 9. 10 8 Hecker. Heather 17. 55 P Height. Mrs. 46 1 1 Height. Bobbie-jo 5 Height. Jon 10 F Heinsman. Mrs Pat 46. 85 5 Henderson. Nicholas 9. 10 10 Hendrick. Ethan 26 F Herlihy. Mr. James 47, 52 6 Herringshaw. Thomas 13 5 Hersev. Jeanelte 9. 10 12 Hers ' ey. John 37. 52. 54. 55. 59 Hew ins. Walter 15 9 Higgins. Francis 22. 57 10 Higgins. Shannon 26. 57. 59 10 Hill. Brenda 19. 26. 51. 57. 60 6 Hill. Daniel 7. 13 12 Hill. Donald 1 Hill. Geoffrey 15 12 Hill. Tammv 37 1 1 Hitchcock. Vvette 6, 28. 30. 55. 57 1 1 Hodge. Brinton 30. 86 9 Hohman. Jonathan 22 1 1 Holewski. Lauren 30. 57. 58 9 Holmes. Jessica 22. 54, 55. 57. 60 8 Hopkins. Jennifer 17. 84 5 Hopkins. Lisa 10 12 Hopkins. Russell 2. 37. 56. 58. 62. 68. 87 5 Howard. Jeffrey 10 5 Howard. Sabrina 9, 1 1 6 Hunt. Bradley 5 Jamieson. Richard 1 1 F Jaouen. Mrs. Patricia 47 5 Jassen. Cory 1 1 10 Jimenez. Damon 26, 57, 74 12 Jimenez. Jason 2. 32, 37. 87 9 Joch. Amy 20. 22, 57. 58, 71, 76. 77 1 1 Joch. Nancy 7. 28. 30. 57. 58. 67, 70. 76. 77 7 Johnson. Harry 15 1 1 Johnson. Michael 5. 30 9 Johnson. Sean 5. 22. 58. 60. 85 5 Johnston. Andrea 1 1 7 Johnston. Andrew 15 G Johnston. Chris 50. 51. 52 P Jones Mrs. 46 7 Jones. Donald 1 5 9 Jones. Florence 21 5 Jones. James 1 1 9 Jones. Jamie 22 10 Jones. Ryan 26. 68. 69 12 Joseph. Errol 1. 2, 5. 6, 37. 49. 54. 55. 57. 60. 61. 62. 67. 68. 69. 83 9 Joseph. Jessica 19. 20. 22. 57. 60. 71. 80. 81 F Joseph. Mr. Wayne 6 Joseph. Nickerson 8. 13, 75 12 Jovce. Betsey 2. 32. 38. 56. 58, 70. 71, 76. 77 5 Joyce. Christopher II, 75 6 Kellev. Katharine 9. 13. 84 F Kellev. Mr. Joseph 47 5 Kellogg. Michael 9. 1 1 F Kennedy. Mrs. Anne 43. 60 8 Kent. Malika 17 6 Kenvon. Cord 13 5 Kenvon. Melissa 1 1 9 Kenvon. Zeb 20, 22, 57, 58. 68. 69. 78 F Kerber. Ms. Martha 47 7 Kern. Beth 9. 15. 51. 71. 80. 81 9 Kern. Laura 60 1 1 Kern. Sara 30. 50. 57. 58. 60 6 Ketcham. Japheth 9. 13 7 Ketchen. Chris 15. 69 1 1 King. Andrea 30. 87 G Kinna. Laurie 51. 52. 62 1 1 Kinna. Michael 5. 30. 57. 58. 63. 68. 69 P Kinna. Mrs. Judy 47. 67 A Kinne. Mr Michael 44, 57 6 Kirchner. Lisa 9. 13 10 Kirchner. Michele 26. 58. 62, 71. 78 12 Kobler. Dana 2. 38. 59. 67 F Koldvs. Mr Randall 47, 74. 75 F Kollmer. Mr Ed 47. 56. 60 9 Krol. Kathleen 7. 22. 51. 54, 55. 57. 58. 71. 77 F Krol. Mr. Robert 52, 62. 67. 68 12 Krol. Robert 2. 6. 38. 56. 63. 68. 74. 75 6 Krzvnowek. Kimberly 13 F Kuz ' ia. Mr Richard 47 5 LaVigne. Curtis 1 1 F Lampman. Mr. Allen 7 Landrv. Jennifer 9. 15. 55 IOUXT EVERETT REGIONAL SCHOOL A CARNEGIE SCHOOL 10 Lanoue. Daniel 26. 60. 78 12 Lanoue. Jacob 2. 38. 56. 84 P Larkin Mrs. 47 5 Larkin. John 9. 1 1 9 Larkin. Melissa 22. 51. 57. 60 F Larose. Mrs. Nancy 47 7 Larose. Rebecca 9. 15 9 Larose. Tammy 22. 51. 57. 59 1 1 Larraz. Ariel 2. 59. 68 G Larraz. Saskia 52 7 Law. Emily 9. 15. 55. 72. 73 1 1 Law. Ian 28. 30. 52. 57. 58. 59. 68. 74 7 Lemieux. Avril 10 Loder. Brooke 25. 26. 50. 54. 55. 57. 58. 67, 70. 80. 81 6 Loder. Jordan 9. 13. 51 8 Loder. Kip 17. 69 F Loder. Mrs Nancy 9. 60 12 Loder. Shelb 1.2. 32. 38. 49. 50. 54. 55, 57. 58. 59. 60. 72. 73. 83. 86 9 Lord. Julie 22. 57 8 Lowe. Daniel 17. 74. 75 7 Lowe. Jennifer 14, 15, 72 F Lucy. Mr. Donald 47. 52. 58. 60 9 MacV ' eety. Jessica 20. 22 6 MacV ' eety. Maxwell 13 12 Mac . Robert 2. 38. 56. 57. 58. 68. 69. 74. 75 9 Mao. Sarah 22. 58. 67. 71. 77 1 1 Ma ' kuc. Anna 19. 30. 54. 55. 56. 58. 60. 67 G Makuc. Kip 50 8 Makuc. Maria 11. 54. 55 6 Makuc. Paul 13 6 Mallorv. Michael 13 5 Marchione. Leigh-Anna 9. 1 1 6 Marchione. Rvan 9. 13 5 Marino. Julia 9. 11 5 Markham. Tvson 1 1 10 Marks. Peter 26 1 1 Mart in. Cynthia 30. 57. 58 9 Martin. Donna 7. 22, 58, 67. 70. 71. 77 12 Martin. Joseph II. 12, 39, 50. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60, 68. 69. 74. 75. 82 6 Mather. Sarah 9. 13 6 Mattie. Gar 9. 13 1 1 Mattie. Michelle 30 5 Mavfield. Carmen 9. 1 1 6 Mavfield. Charles 9. 13, 75 5 Mavfield. Charnesha 9. 1 1 9 Mavfield. Jefferson 22. 57 6 Mazur. Meredith 9. 13 1 1 McBride. Patrick 30. 56. 57, 58. 60. 62. 62. 68. 69 10 McCarthy. Paul 26 8 McCarthy. Shannon 16. 17 6 McDermotl. Brandon 13. 75 10 McDermotl. Jeremv 26. 57. 58. 68. 74. 75 F McDonald. Mr Joseph 75 10 Menin. Amy 26. 57. 58. 59 G Menin. Lisa 52 F Menin, Mr. Paul 47 7 Merrill. Norman 15 Middle school 10 F Milan. Mrs. Kelly 47. 67 P Millette Mrs 46 7 Millot. Robert 15. 51. 55 F Milukas. Mr. George 47. 56, 60 6 Moore. Seth 7. 8. 13 8 Moore. Tyler 16, 17. 74. 75 5 Morley. Siiri 9. 1 1 6 Moynihan. James 13 5 Movnihan. Jeanne 9. 1 1 1 1 Moynihan. Kimberly 30. 55. 57. 58. 60. 62. 67. 70. 80. 81 10 Murfiti. Erin 25. 26. 58. 61, 67 Musical 51 1 1 Muskrat. Jonathan 5. 30. 54. 55. 58. 62. 68 8 Muskrat. Matthew 9. 16. 17. 55. 69 F Muskrat. Mrs. Peggy 60 6 Savior. Matthew 13 6 Negrini Carrie 13 10 Nicholson. Kenneth 26. 72. 78 A Nilsen. Mr. Robert 45 6 Norton. Melanie 13 8 Nourse. Michelle 17 10 Nourse. Rebecca 27. 57 1 1 Novak. Andrea 29. 30. 54. 55. 57. 58. 67 9 O ' Brien, John 22 F O ' Brien. Mr. Paul 47 10 O ' Brien. Patrick 27 F O ' Connor. Ms. Catherine 7 Ocain. Rebecca 15 5 Ohman. Kevin 9. 1 1 8 Ohman. Michael 17. 54. 55. 74. 75 1 1 Oleen. Christopher 30 1 1 Oremland. Eric 78 1 1 Ovitt, Gary 28. 30 G Ovitt. Travis 52. 64 G Ovitt. Wavne 52 P Palfini. Mrs. Terry 41 8 Palfini. Stacy 17, 71 5 Peck. Aaron 1 1 9 Peck. Jason 22 8 Peck. Jennifer 16, 17 12 Peck. Jon 38 1 1 Pelaccia. George 8 Pelletier. Norman 17 5 Percy. Jennie 1 1 I I Perham. Jonathan 12 Perham. Richard 5 Perilli. Jennifer 9. 11 F Peron. Mr. John 47 10 Perry. Donna 27, 57 G Perry, Linda 52 8 Person, Joshua 9. 17. 63. 69 12 Petersen. Erik 2. 32. 39 12 Peterson. Craig 39 8 Peterson. Eric 17, 60, 85 G Pezze, Gino 50. 51. 52 10 Pezzee. Christopher 21. 25. 56. 58. 60 7 Pezzee. Megan 15 9 Phillips. Mark 22, 74 I I Phillips. Nancy 30. 60. 61 12 Pickert. Michele 2. 39. 54. 55, 59. 85 6 Piretti. Erin 9. 13 10 Pixlev. David 27. 61. 57 11 Pixlev. Tonya 30. 57. 61 10 Pizzichemi. John 4. 27. 28. 62. 72 Play 50 11 Pollitt. Michael 30, 63 10 Posev. Steven 18. 27. 67. 75 P Pothul. Mrs. 46 12 Pottle. Mary I. 2. 5, 7. 39. 56. 57, 58. 59, 61. 67, 70, 76. 77. 83 F Pottle. Mr. David 46. 61 F Pottle. Mrs. Marsha 47. 60. 85 5 Pottle. Sarah 9. 1 1 8 Powers. Bethany 17. 67. 171 6 Pratt. Jonathan 13 9 Pratt. Kenneth 5. 22 12 Pratt. Melissa 2. 39. 59 12 Proctor. Scott 2. 32. 40. 56. 64. 72. 73. 74. 75 F Proiette. Mr. Alfred 47. 78 Prom 52 6 Pulver. Amy 13 1 1 Purcell. Tristram 48 II Quenneville. Michael 31. 84 1 1 Quenneville. Rene 7 Quigley. Karen 15 6 Race. Christopher 13 8 Race. Todd 17 F Ramsay. Ms. Debra 48 F Ramsay. Mr. Rick 74. 75 F Ramsey. Ms. Alice 47 11 Ranzoni. Ginni 31. 54. 55. 58. 59 G Ranzoni. Robyn 13 12 Reynolds. Alan 2. 40. 62. 68 9 Rhoades. Ronda 23 12 Risatti. Michelle 1. 2, 6, 40. 52. 56. 57. 58. 60. 61. 62. 70. 71, 76, 77. 84 P Robarge Mrs. 46 9 Robbins. Dean 19. 23. 68. 69 7 Robbins. Jill 9. 15. 51 7 Rodgers. Rachel 9. 15. 55 7 Rood. Benjamin 9, 15. 55 8 Rossi. Amanda 8. 16, 17, 67. 71. 84 10 Ruane. Bonnie 27. 51. 57. 60 11 Ruane. Glen 5. 31, 58, 60 7 Ruane. Nancy 9. 15 9 Rumgav. Jeff 6 Russell. Lydia 9. 13 F Rvan. Mrs. Jan 48 8 Sadera. Dawn 17. 55. 71 7 Sadlowski. Erin 9. 15. 51. 72 7 Sadlowski. Meghan 9. 14. 15. 72. 73 5 Salamacha. Tabhitha 9, 1 1 6 Sarno. John 13 7 Sarno. Vincent 15 9 Saunders. Shawn 23. 69. 74. 75 10 Saunders, Stacie 27. 49. 50. 51. 57. 60 11 Saunders. Stephanie 28. 31. 55. 57. 58. 60. 67. 70. 87 7 Schiller. Lamont 75. 86 II Schneider. Heidi 51. 60 8 Schoeffer. Fred 17 6 Schoeffer. Peter 9. 1 3 11 Schoonmaker. Brian 31. 57, 58. 59. 61. 63. 87 6 Scott. Cheryl 13, 84 10 Scott. Julie 27. 57 11 Seavey. Matthew 5. 31. 68. 78 F Seavey, Mr Wayne 47 Seniors 32 10 Seward. Jonathan 27. 69 G Seward. Joseph 52 A Shafiroff. Dr Paul 7 Shea. Michael 15 P Sheinhartz Mrs. 48 12 Sheinhartz. Heather 40. 50. 84 12 Sheinhartz. Michelle 1. 2. 40. 50. 54. 55, 57, 58, 59. 60. 68 9 Sheldon. Reuel 23. 54. 55 12 Sheldon. Tori 2. 40. 49. 50. 51. 56. 57. 58, 59. 60. 70. 83 6 Shepard. Aaron 13 7 Shepard. David 15 11 Shepard. Ruth 59 12 Sheridan. Scott 2. 32. 40. 52. 59 5 Shmulskv. Dylan 1 1 10 Shmulskv. Rubin 24. 27. 54. 55. 58. 60 12 Shmulskv. Solvegi 2. 40. 49. 50. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 82 12 Shuts. Lizabeth 1. 2. 41. 51. 52. 55. 57. 60. 80. 81. 83. 85 9 Simmons. George 23 7 Simo. Jessica 9. 15. 55 8 Simpson. Alexander 17. 55. 74. 75 7 Simpson. Kimberly 9. 15. 55 7 Small. Gabe 15. 51. 55 F Small. Mr. Steven 47 F Small. Mrs Peggy G Smith. Dave 52. 64 11 Smith. Hans 18. 31. 56. 57. 58. 65. 68. 69. 74. 75 7 Smith. Jason 9. 15. 78 10 Smith. Jennifer 5. 26. 67 12 Smith. Jeremy 2. 32. 41. 58. 58. 60 9 Smith. Justice 6 Smith. Lucas 13 5 Smith. Melissa 9. 1 1 6 Smith. Patrick 13 5 Smith. Rebecca 9, 1 1 7 Snow. Bruce 15 Snyder, James 69 9 Snvder. Jason 20. 23 8 Snyder. Jeffrey 17 10 Snyder. Mathias 27 Soccer 68 Softball 66 5 Soldati. Gary 1 1 9 Soncini. Francis 23. 74 7 Soncini. Michael 15 5 Soules. Regina 1 1 G Soudant. Joseph 52 5 Spaulding. Robert 9. 11, 75 Sports 62 9 Spurr. Susan 23. 51. 57. 60. 77 12 Stalker. Jeralee 2. 41. 49. 50. 52. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 70. 82. 86 1 1 Stalker. Nathan II Stalker. Shana 28. 31. 57. 58 11 Stalker. Theresa 31. 57. 58 12 Stalker. William 2. 5. 41 10 Staunton. James 27. 78 9 Stephens. Tiffany 20. 23. 57. 69. 80. 81 6 Stevens, Elizabeth 13 12 Stevens. Erica 2. 5. 41. 54. 55, 5 Stevens. Jacqueline 9. 1 1 8 Stevens. Jennifer 17 9 Stevens. Larry 23 7 Stevens. Lynn 15 7 Stevens. Michelle G Stevens. Mile 52 5 Stevens. Roger 1 1 10 Stevens. Shane 27 11 Stevens. Tonia 31. 57. 58. 59 11 Storti. Blvthe 28. 31. 49. 56. 58. 60 8 Storti. Colin 17. 55. 60 F Storti. Mrs. Diane F Storti. Mrs. Janice 47. 59 9 Storti. Sean 5. 23 5 Storti. Tricia 9. 1 1 5 Streeler. Christopher 1 1 10 Streeler. David 7 Stringham. Jennifer 9. 15. 55 8 Stringham. Katherine 8. 17. 54. 55 6 Slucker. Dominic 13 5 Sullivan. Heather 9. II 6 Sullivan. Kelly 13 8 Sullivan. Nathaniel 9. 17. 63. 69 1 1 Sullivan. Shawn 7 Swain. Carrie 15. 55 11 Swain. Samantha 31. 55. 56. 57. 59. 60. 61 10 Swann. Jennifer 27. 54. 55. 57 9 Tanner, Anthony 23 5 Tanner. Jason 9 12 Tanner. Zane 41 10 Tatro. Christopher 4. 27. 28. 72 G Tatro. Paul 52 10 Thieriot. William 27. 56. 57. 58. 69. 74. 75 5 Thomas. Brian 9. 1 1 8 Thomas. William 17 10 Thompson. Christopher 27. 58. 60. 74, 75 1 1 Thorn. Jessica 31. 60 7 Thorpe. Patricia 15 7 Tobin. Carey 15. 72 5 Trierweiler. Nichola 9. 1 1 10 Trudeau. Anne 7 Trudeau. Bethany 15 9 Trudeau. Donna 23. 60 10 Trudeau. Herman 27 9 Turner. Charles 23. 57 7 Turner. Julie 15 5 Twing. Heather 9. 1 1 5 Twing, Jackie 1 1 9 Twing. Michael 23 8 Ullrich. Carrie 16. 17. 55. 71 P Lllnch. Mrs. Carolyn 47 P Ullrich. Mrs Sabina 47 5 Ullrich. Timothy 1 1 Underclassmen 20 12 anDeusen. Alice 2. 32. 41, 57. 59 5 VanDeusen. Jessica 8. 9. II 8 VanDeusen. Mac 17 10 VanDeusen. Stacey 5. 27. 80. 81 1 1 VanDeusen. Tina 31 6 VanEn. David 13 6 VanHorn. April 13 F VanOrman. Ms. Kathleen 47. 58 9 Varney. Elizabeth 5 Villetto. Collette 1 1 6 Villetto. Danielle 13 7 Vining. Benjamin 15, 55 G Vining. Eric 64, 52. 62 11 Walk. Jennifer 2, 41. 87 II Wandall. Tina 31 1 1 Wandall. William 9 Webster, Wenonah 23 5 Welch. Edward 1 1 F Welch. Mrs Mary Mice 88 8 Wells. Bonnie 17. 16 6 Wells. Elisabeth 13 1 1 Wells. John 9 6 Wells. John 13. 84 5 Wells. John-Cranston 9. II 9 Wells. Stephaen 23. 57. 60. 72 6 Wheeler. Jennifer 13 9 Whiicomb. Tracev 23. 60. 71 6 White. Cortnev 9. 13 11 White. Tina 31. 57. 58. 59. 61 5 W hitehead. John 1 1 5 Wickwire, Melanie 9. 1 1 12 Wickwire, Scott 42 8 Wilkins. James 17. 60. 85 6 Wilkinson. Kevin 13, 75 12 Wilkinson. Michele I. 2. 32. 42. 59. 60 8 Wilkinson. Todd 17 9 Williams. Olivia 20. 23. 57. 67. 71 6 Williamson. Trevor 13 9 Williamson. Tricia 19. 20. 23. 57. 60. 71 5 Willig. Daniel 9. 1 1 8 Winn, Michael 17. 60. 68. 69 10 Wood. John 24. 27 9 Wood. Joseph 23 Wrestling 78 5 W right. Elizabeth 1 1 9 Wright. Jessica 20. 23. 51. 57. 67. 7 1 . 80. 8 1 8 Wright. Kendall 7 Wright. Patricia 8 Zele. Jeffrey 5 Zele. Mark F Zigmund. Mr Karl 76. 77 MOUNT EVERETT REGIONAL SCHOOL A CARNEGIE SCHOOL EPILOGl ' E Madame Welch has brought much energy and vitality to Mount Everett. She is a diligent worker and famous for Na- tional Honor Society dinners. She is also known as a caring lady, sending get well cards to those in our school who have been very sick. Her classes have prov ided us with delicious French cuisine and a cultural trip to Boston to see Les Miserables. We will all miss her bright smiles in the morning, but memories of her will always enlighten our hearts. TW QJtitv U) ADVERTISERS - 01 R thanks to Alfredo ' s - Asher Benjamin Co. :■Bachetti ' s 69 Bachetti ' s Auto Sales Berk. County Trans. - Berkshire Motor Inn 6 Butternut Basin 5 Canaan Bank 5 Carpenter ' s 7 Catherine ' s Classics 6 Catherines Chocolates - City Limits 6 Dek Tillet 5 Edward R. Szwyd 6 Fischer. Dr. Craig French ' s Auto Inc. 7 Gatsbys Gilligan Bros. 5 Giracca Insurance 6 Greenwoods Fare ■Home Textures 6 Impoco ' s Video ■Jenifer House 5 Joe Wilkinson Excav. 5 Kahn ' s Antiques J Kwik Print Kimball ' s James. Inc. ■Leatherwoods Ltd. t Leonard ' s e Michelle ' s Fashions Monterv General Store - Old Mill .- Panda West ■Pete ' s Sales Serv. ■Price Chopper SADD ■Raynor ' s Auto Parts t Sheff. Flower Gard. - Sheffield Plastics 5 Sheffield Security t Shopper ' s Guide t Silk ' s Variety t Town Meeting i Ward ' s Nurs. Gard. ; Watson ' s f White Knight Records Wonderful Things In Memoriam Wary Ellen Welch 1966-1988 A good friend shall last you a lifetime. Janet Laxley Thieriot 1970-1989 To my friends and classmates. I hope that you are all happ . loved, and prosperous in whatexer you choose to do.
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