Northampton High School - Nesaki Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1980 volume:

W , x-, Q C N ' E it s' X 5 ,lil - I iw .4 5 NESAK 780 Northampton High School 'x Spy- if YWTVW S. DAVID FENTON C. O.S.B. CHRISTINE FOSTER We 've had a lot of good times, my friends and I. The memories will stay with us forever. Even though we may go our separate ways. Happiness is found along the way not at the end of the road. DIANE GIBBS PAMELA FIELD There is only one thing certain and that is that nothing is certain. - -G. K, Chesterton Remember the days of the old school yard, we used to laugh a lot. - Cat Stevens Camp KELLEE GILBERT BRADLEY FINN But I'm just misunderstood, I'm a sweetheart ofa guy - really! Memories are: My Fru . . . Little Shu . , . Hexx , . , Bird . , , Rolls . . . Lord Laurin and Head .,. Bo-Bos Z . .. Stan's garage . . . Wees .. . Cokane Tote'n Rock Lobster ROBIN GLASZCZ DEBORAH FONDA JEFFREY GARVEY DIANA GODLESKI iff' 4 PHILIP GOTWALS Well, lVlr, Sullivan. We'Il always be one step ahead of the Russians! ELIZABETH HAFEY LARS HARVEY SUZANNE GRALA You don 'L have to know Where you 're going, as long as you 're 011 VVOUI' IVHY. By my troth l speak my thoughts, CHRISTOPHER HELLMAN LAURA GREEN Forsan et haec dim meminisse iuvahit. lSomeday we may remember even this with pleasure.l . Success is getting what you Wantg happiness is Wanting what you get, -Anonymous ELLEN HERFURTH WILLIAM GRINNELL ERIC HAGELSTEIN It is best to be silent and appear stupid. than to open your mouth and remove all doubt. CHRISTOPHER HERZOG KAREN HIPPAUF HEIDEMARI HUBER Set me adrift in the sea of hope. l'll set my sail to a new horizon, JOAN JACKSON DEBORAH HODGES Let the good times roll. Let the stor' s be told. Let them say what they want. Let the photos be old. - Cars 'Q RALPH JARDINE IRENE HOENER I 've got to set myself free. Thats just how its got to be. know it hurts to say t'Goodbye, but now its time for me to fly! -Reo Speedwagon DARLENE JONES '1 GLENN HOWE JAMES HUTCHINS Balance the cost of the soul you lost, with the dreams you lightly sold, Are you under the power of gold 7 - D. F ogelberg 1.L.B. LORI JONES LORI KACIAK BARBARA KANE DAVID KANE HAROLD KAUFMAN JOHANNA KEEFE Never confuse motion with action. I've seen all good people turn their heads each day. So satisHed, I 'm on my Way. - Yes ELIZABETH KELLOGG When my friends are one-eyed, I look at their profile, - Joseph Joubert inv- Gonna Und my way to heaven, cuz I've done my time in hell. - Rolling Stones Kiddo, hello DEBORAH KIMBALL KRISTINA KNIGHT ALLISON KEITH Smile, it makes people wonder what y0u've been up to! A little while, and I might forget your names, Later, I might forget your tacesg but never will I forget the times. MARY KOCOT MIKKEL QCHRISJ KROLL All these people try to teach me, but they wont let me learn. MICHAEL LAMBERT Oh, what a tangled web do parents weave. When they think that their children are naive. -Ogden Nash Therels always tomorrow for dreams to come true , . , MARY LAPINSKI 61-5 PATRICIA KUZMESKI The thing in life that goes the farthest towards making life Worth while costs the least and does the most, and itsjust a pleasant smile. CHRISTOPHER KENNETH LAFOUNTAIN Bl- KAREN LAFRANCE You don 't have to know Where you're going, as long as you 're on your way. SHIRA LANDER I hate quotations, Tell me what you know. -Ralph Waldo Emerson -1 U LARAREO AMELIA LASALLE ILANCE LASHWAY A4 RUSSELL LEARY PAUL LENKOWSKI STEVE LEROUX JAMES LIZOTTE Get your facts Hrst, and then you can distort 'em as much as you please. - Mark Twain WILLIAM EDWARD LUNDRIGAN MACDONALD x M5 Now don 't be thinkin' your Don't walk in front of me, I lifeis a mess. Rather start may not follow. Don 't walk thinkin' in terms of happiness n b lfl could save time in a bottle behind me, I may not lead. and jig gonna happen. YOU IWE 35 YOU fly -- - H15-'hr' ... Just walk beside me, and be 1 R90 Spggdwagon - Croce my friend. ELEANOR MACKEY MADZUNOVIC MAUREEN MAHAR DONNA MANSFIELD 'Ver Fix CYNTHIA MAPEL To whom every day was the same as yesterday and tomorrow, and every year the counterpart of the last and next . . . MICHELLE MARTULA Ifyou love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, its yours. If it cl0esn't, it never was. JOHN MATEWSKI -6157- I lf. -f v CYNTHIA MARSHALL Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others, cannot help but to bring sunshine to themselves. I.L.B. The heart is wiser than the intellect. - JG. Holland BREDA MCCARTHY gwe wr: VT: :V ROBERT MARTINEAU Expand your thought and you will enlarge your world. Be as free as a bird and stay hrgh in all ways. WMBA Cf? Three long years, within these walls, Three long years, I 've walked these halls. And even though they seemed so bad, They are really the best years I've ever had. MATTHEW McCOLGAN ROBERT MARTINEZ Techie Fever . . . Catch it! CATHERINE MASON BRADLEY MCGRATH CAROLYN MCKENNA Thanks, for the memories. Good Luck! KATHRYN MCPHEE Love at Hrst sight is often cured by a second look. -E. P. Meow Open up and let the sunshine touch your heart, and show the world what you can be. You are free - free to grow forever like a rose. SUSAN MEUNIER MORGAN MCKENNA The excitement of life is in the living - you've got to latch onto the joys belbre they pass you b y. ANTHONY MEW fmvl Wx! BRIAN MCMAHON A friend is long sought, hardly found, and with difficulty kept. -St. Jerome HANNAH MEW pf' ACH' 'If MAUREEN MCMAHON DONNA MESSIER Live life. Be yourself You can 't live life Har anyone else. Live life, thats all you do. Nobodyis gonna live life for you. - Kinks Life means Ending the true meaning of happiness with someone you love. LAURIE MIDURA KIM MIHALAK Hi! Remember me? TODD MOAT PAUL MORRISSEY DAVID MILLETTE 17' All things bright and beautiful All creatures great and small, All things wise and wonderful, The lord God made them all. -Cecil Francis Alexander DEBORAH MOSAKEWICZ So 'r' Wi-' CHRISTINE MIZULA Do not follow where the path may lead. G0 instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Porlcer . , . Gig-eye . . . Qhris- eye ... red-eye ... Got any gum? 4124 where ya going? . . . wheres everybody going? . . . Parties at the camp . . . Move the pork! BARBARA MUNRO It 1'-A' ' 1' KATHRYN MIZULA Enjoy life while you have it, for tomorrow is uncertain. CAROL MORIN A friend is someone who can see through you and still enjoys the show. The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worth while, that costs the least, and does the most, is just a pleasant smile. CATHERINE MURPHY QP., .7 I 23 gr.. rr JOHN MUSANTE SUSAN NETTO cont. from Balicks pg. 7 . , . K8zM.., Palmo Tud disco cheerleaders . . . quick stop . . . mama mooner .. I B'boys whos drivin7 . , I Macs .., Double 4'5 . .. Kanerb party . , . Bor's B'day MARGARET NOONAN ELIZABETH O'DONNELL It is so important to chose your own life style and not to let others choose it for you. -55 ,I viii. Just call me Oli. KENNETH OLIVER STEPHEN OLIVER CHRISTINE O'NEIL 1 1 I I l EDWARD O'CONNOR KIMBERLEY l O'DONNELL I This life is yours . . . take the power, to make your life happy. -Susan Polis Schultz MARGARET O'N EIL ELLEN PANZER Of course we never reach the top, but it is precisely this that keeps us going. ERNEST PAUL Itls been fun living in the same decade with you . . . Cable See ya B,ME,M7jTj S,L,C,C,A,D,A In this end, is my beginning! MELISSA PERRY Q'- EDWARD PANZICA Rule 1956: Don 't take yourself so damn seriously. 'em' fi- ., I I CINDY PAPAGEORGE Grant that I may not criticize my neighbor until I have walked a mile in his moccasins RICHARD PITTS CRAIG PORTER df' in is I ai it fi MARK PATENAUDE ELIZABETH PEASE MELINDA POULIN ai' LOLA POWERS KAREN PRINDLE The past may hold sweet memories, In each a treasure to keep. And tomorrows life best chapter, Will surely come your Way. DAVE RADCLIFFE These are the seasons of emotion, and like the wind they rise and fall. This is the mystery ofthe quotion, upon us all a little rain must fall. -Zofo JEFFREY REDMOND ,rfy kr SUSAN PRUZYNSKI Human contact is one of many pleasuresg but we must realize that We don 't always need it. I.L.P. ' YVETTE REGUS RONALD REIL 4311? JANET RACKLIFFE . . . When times get rough and friends just can 't be found. Like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down. -Pa ul Sim on LEROY RANN EY The Marlboro man.' Rolls, Dupes, O.S. Man, and Boudis business class. I may live without poetry and walking, but who in the world can live without talking. CHRISTINE REYNOLDS Q fi? -43 12. SHERYL RICHTER If you think your life is complete confusion 'cause your neighbors got it made, just remember its a grand illusion and deep inside we're all the same. - Styx PETER ROGERS For nature thenlthe coarser pleasures of my boyish days and their glad animal movements all gone byl to me was all in all. SWordsworth Sometimes I wanna go right back where I came from, back where I belong. Don 't worry 'bout the rain, don 't worry 'bout the thunder. -Tom Petty LUANE ROSS JANET RIESSMAN All that l have seen teaches me to trust the creator for all that I have not seen. Just a couple 0' shots of whiskey, and the women 'round here start looking good. -Grateful Dead MICHAEL ROTHMAN DANA RIVETTE To the graduates of 1980: Whatever you do in life, do it the best way you can. - Stubhead Yet if you should tbrget me for awhile and afterward remember, do not grieveg better by far you should forget and smile then that you should remember and be sad. DANIEL RYAN NANCY ROCKETT DANIEL ROSE i'Education.' said Eeyore bitterly, jumping on his six sticks. What is learning? asked Eeyore as he kicked his twelve sticks into the air. A thing Rabbit knowsl Hal -A.A. Milne The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a mans toot long enough to put the other somewhat higher. LMR ELIZABETH RYAN 1 JAMES RYAN Sz-1yonara Suckerl' MARTHA SECTOR Walking down that rocky road, wondering where my life is leading, rolling on 'til the bitter end. wBad Company PATRICIA SEYFRIED THOMAS RYAN 4'Hey Blue Eyes! THOMAS SHAW PATRICK SANKOLEWICZ When it rains where you gonna get the tent? THOMAS SHEA MICHAEL SAWULA Life must come to a climax. DOUGLAS SELKIRK I have no quote, except to say good luck to my class members in whatever they do. VIRGINIA SHEA ff: BRIAN SHEEHAN MICHAEL SMITH See you all next week. Keep them cards and letters coming. A. SPENCER SPRECKER JOHN SINGLER I live for my dreams and a pocket full of gold. -Led Zepplin KL? BILLY SULLIVAN JOSEPH SKOWRONEK So sad so strange the days that are no more. - Alfred L. Tennyson KATHLEEN SULLIVAN . , ' .-r- I REGINA SKROSKI Whois Who In American High Schools. ILM STEPHEN SOLIWODA I decided long ago never to Walk in any onels shadow. Ifl fail, ifI succeed, at least I live how I believe. MARYANN SZAWLOWSKI SHAUNEEN SZAWLOWSKI TERESA TORRES True happiness consists not in the multitude of lriends, but in the worth and choice. -Ben Johnson EDWARD TRZCIENSKI x S V111 gf SHAKUNTALA TAMBIMUTTU qzf-Y' CHARLES TYLER :M Q I AX TODD THAYER if GEORGE URSIA 67-5' GREGG TOBEY Work towards improvement, not perfectiong improvement may be measured, enabling goals to be set and attained, whereas perfection is undeHned and beyond mank grasp. BRENDA TORREY GENE VALENTINE 'IIZT DOUGLAS VANCE WILLIAM WANCZYK . . . and my first grade teacher said I would never make it. I love you not only for what you have made ofyourselll but for what you are making of me . . . Perhaps that is what being a friend means after all. THERESA WATSON 9-EL? '-1.3 DEBORAH VARADY 64 Alis volat propriis . . . She flies with her own wings. MARGO WELCH ith! LINDA WALKER I don 't worry about yesterday because it 's gone. I don 't Worry about tomorrow because its not here yet. Ijust try to take care of today. HE 7 It doesn 't matter how many letters they sent, the mornings came and the mornings went. Pick up your money and pack up your tent, 'cause you ain't goin' nowhere. ERIC WELD was KERRY WALTERS CHESTER WARAWKA Sometimes- the answer to fear does not lie in trying to explain away the causes. Sometimes the answer lies in courage. -J. Robert Oppenheimer Now that the toughest race of my life is over, I wish I could run it again. GREGORY WENTZEL If f CHERYL WHALEN We must offer our hand if it is to touch anothers heart. And when our hearts are full of I V 'Il 1 h o e, we a ways ave something to give. FREDERICK WOOD MELISSA BAGG RICHARD BUSHEY JESSICA CHORNESKY ROBIN COLMAN CARL DAWSON EDWARD WINGFIELD JOHN WOODRUFF You pay a price when you dream your dreams, but having them come true is worth the cost. MICHAEL WISHNOW Its been there, we 've seen it, we've shared it, tomorrow we'1I miss it. SOPHIA WON G TIMOTHY WRIGHT This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. -Winston Churchill MISSING SENIORS BRIAN DRISCOLL DEBBI FACTO JOSE LUNA DIANA MASLOSKI SUSAN MURPHY JOHN NANARTONIS ROBERT PAQUETTE DAVID PEREZ CHARLES YURGIELEWICZ VICTOR SALVATORE WILFREDO SANTIAGO MICHAEL SHEA PETER SMOLENSKI ROBERT WILGA -..,.',, To The Class Of 1980 Good Luck! Facult Mr. Edward Godleski Ms. Anne Prouser Ms. Humilia Gougeon Math-Dept. Head Mathematics Mathematics , ,C 9. ,X , Mr. Robert Gilmore Ms. Eleanor Brown Ms. Andree Uhlig Computer Science Mathematics Mathematics ii xxx .4 .Qxs Mr. Robert Polhemus Ms. Joanne Arnold Mr. Robert Sullivan Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics af-k - .. 1 .. m 4-- Facult -.N J I Ii S ' is 1 .,, Ms. Rosanne Soffer Mr. Robert Bonneau English - Dept. Head English 3 ,.. ,- .N Mr. John Colgan Ms. Muriel Demarest English English Mr. Louis Vanasse Ms. Joanna Mann English English Ms. Ruth Cohen English Mr. Francis O'Donnell English 2 Mr. Don Matus English R fn fb Mr. Francis Gougeon Ms.x Carol Boswell Mr. Michael Mahar History - Dept. Head 'History History , X X 2 hx ,V N S ---.4777 ' Y sf' ' X - iff' . Mr. Nick Flynn Ms. Margaret Tudryn Mr. Frank Tudryn History History History Mr. Donald Palmisano Mr. George,Menousek Mr. Robert Kulp Psychology Band Chorus Facult Ms. Judith Haskell Science- Dept. Head Mr. Daniel Ogrydziak Science Mr. Walter Brown Science r-Q VU NJ Mr. John MacLean Science Science Ms. Joyce Lower n,,u..w..: Inns lodide f Nitnne A Nitrile ck vm ri -f-vw-M CN!! S Mr. Paul Waterman Mr. Richard Hurlbut Science Science Y Y L Ms. Martha Gross Ms. Elizabeth Conway Art Art va? Ms. Barbara Coopee Phys. Ed. Mr. Stephen Woodruff Phys. Ed. Ms. Marianne Carrier Reading Mr. Robert Delue Ms. Karen Larkin Phys. Ed. Phys. Ed. -' .K ww . , N . Ms. Karen Kallipolites Ms. Sara Wright Phys. Ed. Reading Ms. Barbara Fink Ms. Jan Gnatek Reading Reading Facult Qaffe Q ,S i Mr. John Bresnehan Ms. Dianne Conway Mr. Vincent Falardeau French - Dept. Head Spanish French Ms. Judith Bartusewicz Mr. Ricardo Barrientos Ms. Eva Michelson French Bilingual German NIH F la F F X , F ., .,i 11' F . Q' . , if fp ,xv .Y Ms. Yvonne Boucher Mr. Kenneth Provoncha Ms. Kathryn Walunas French Special Education Special Educatign Ms. Eva Omasta Mr. Bruce Walker Horne Economics Industrial Arts Ms. Patricia Keating Mr. Ralph Levy Speech - Dept. Head Speech Mr. William O'Connell Ms. Jane Norton Business - Dept. Head Business 031 f I? Mr. David Ringey Industrial Arts Ms. Marguerite Townsend Theater - English ,1 'ff Y ,,,.. Mr. Jeffrey Boudway Business 4 42 Faculty! Administration Ms. Patricia Williams Health Guidance Guidance Mr. Frederick Ames Mr. James Bishop fx. r?Ii sf 'Z Ms. Jane Rathbun Mr. Norman Smith Ms. Bernice Alberts Guidance Guidance T.V. Director 1 A. C , VM., i Mr. David Prentiss Ms. Orca Wilson Ms. Ruth Finn A.V. Aide Social Worker Nurse Dr. John Graves Superintendent 'xx' wzfff gj Ms. Ethel Saunders Librarian Ms. Margaret Mapel Guidance Secretary ,ff Mr. John Feeney Principal 'M X. Ms. Marion Gross Secretary Missing: Ms. Payne, Faculty Typist Mr. MacCaffrey, Band Ms. Provoncha, Laundry Ms. Chisholm Ms. Crane, Latin Ms. Crean, English Ms. Duffney, English Ms. Gustavis, Business Ms. Kotowski, Spanish Mr. K. Sullivan Athletic Director Ms. Woynar, Mathematics Mr. Towne Associate Superintendent Mr. Charest Assistant Superintendent es! -,-if Mr. Eugene DeFilippo Ms. Helen Vollinger Vice-Principal Librarian Ms. Pat Ahearn Ms. Kathy Elliot Secretary Ms. Lynn Mazeski I.B.M. Room Above: Cafeteria Staff Below: Custodial Staff fr fav' We 5 7 X nmmagwvga A.. 'Q wi, 'Y -,.,k , 2 1 J' V ,.Ll.: 354 , f ' 51' if J I fg . 5' i' Q 5 r lx J 4 fl in 5 i NI 4477551 f 3 Y gk fvss-f W + -Q Vw wmv vf,8v .. Q A WH af M I? MQ? 1, Mya e T Y K?w?Gvwg:. f fl- 'M 5 4,191 ,fag ' 4- 15 1. 'Wap fill, j' ., bixggj . i w Q T I ,fx ' ig: 1- J, i M 2 ,. rflf' '44 V In J feL-f:?E,gj- ,vSpS?31 E I ii. Q ight! ,sg fb.- If ' !x,.4 1 w 'Q 1 'W ff 181' 'N The Cross Country team was a small squad this year with five girls and eight boys. The team lacked the depth and numbers for a strong record, finishing 5-7, but the season was filled with many fine performances. The highlight of the season was Greg Wentzel's first place finish in the unseeded varsity race at the annual Knights of Columbus Invitational Meet. Kim Burtis fifteenth place at the Western Mass. Meet earned her a place at States, and Bill Grinnell got himself in the all-time top ten Hamp cross country runners again this season. The team will have to rebuild with seniors Margo Welch, Greg Wentzel, Bill Grinnell, and Virginia Shea leaving. arsity Field Hockey l l i I v Row 1: Kim Wright, Ann O'Brien, Jennifer Aquadro, Elizabeth Ryan, Pam Field, Heidi Conz Row 2: Coach Barbara Coopee, Kathy Newman, Ann Valentine, Mary Kocot, Donna Booth, Tracy Bouchard, Mary Mansfield, Tanya Dickinson, Debi Patten, Manager Mary LoBello Missing: Cathy McPhee The Northampton Girls, Varsity Field Hockey team led by seniors, Jennifer Aquadro, Donna Booth, Kathy McPhee, Tanya Dickinson, Pam Field, Mary Kocot and Gigi Ryan, ended the season with a 9-6-2 record good enough for third in the Valley League but missing the Western Mass. Tournament by just one game. Their success was due to aggressive attack and Y a strong defense of underclassmen who will return to lead the team next year. 1 1 i i 4 1 l 1 i -1,-s,, s 1 ef i c Fi N ..i. t, , f t 3 i ,Qing ii , e - J, X F' if 1 EL, 1:- . . Fleld Hocke Row 1.' Kim Poulin, Lori Stowell, Kathy Joyce, Pat Mahar, Kate Whidden, Ann Young Row 2. Coach Lynsie Wickman, Pia Conz, Kellie Ormond, Melissa Quinn, Cheryl Engel, Lesa Rivette, Manager Sharon Ozzolok . . Football Row 1: Jack Cronin, Rhett Johnson, Mark Simeone, Don Morin, Vince Scott, Bill Reinke, Rick ' Daigneault Row 2: Coach Charles Gleason, Chris Millette, Joel Dibrindisi, Charles Beebe, Jeff Masi, Rich Ingersoll, Tom Lebiecki, Bob Lienert, Ed Zadworny, Assistant Coach David Shea Row 3: Mike Kane, Brian Carey, Bob Wanczyk, Tom O'Connor, Tom Patton, Mark Lyons, Mike Orzel Missing: Jeff Shaffer X ' 4 Q 5 x fr , YI 'sv Nh arsity Football fyxg l Varsity Squad: 4-Larry Delue, 22-Walter Stewart, 73-Joe Grygorcewicz, 34-Bill Sullivan, 51-Gregg Tobey, 62-Chet y y wi Warawka, 53-Tim Wright, 44-Bruce Noble, 33-Scott Channell, 10-Steve Oberholtzer, 77-Bill Welch, 66-Jeff Costigan, 81- ' -' T Brian Bouthilette, 82-Ron Hall, 45-Charles Beebe, 2-Robert Foote Coaches: Mr. Gougeon, Mr. Tudryn, Mr. MacLean ' . - v..- I I 8 1 lra T T 4. a l I The Varsity Football team's 2- f 8 record does not show the kind r e of eicciting football that the ' ' . -A V D6V1l,S played thls season. The -x i g . 3 fine group of underclassmen who H X W will make up a strong team in J ' ' 1980 were led by seniors Gregg Tobey, Chet Warawka, Bill Sullivan, Tim Wright, Joe Martineau and Brian Bouthilette. ruff' .F W it ' f35v'Q3'i3--fp: fm 'f , t . 2+ Sf. iM1 'se-5 5- as , - - , 'W f ' Q , ,, ,, ,y , H, 'ff - - 5 ' K F A xi- -F ' s -. ...-, 1' '1' TM? - ' 4 T..-s gf Ji? - -4 vw- fo -2-f'e:4.a:f:fmeza, 52 N-FMF? 4 . iw Y- QNX X Girls' Swimming if 'HA - - - it Row 1: Regina Skroski, Sarah Collins, Patricia Kuzmeski, Maureen McMahon, Elizabeth Hafey, Beth Carter, Kathy Borawski, Mary Cotton, Debbie Fonda, Susan Wingfield, Carrie Collins Row 2: Jennifer Lamson, Robin Searles, Amanda Morgan, Martha Samsel, Susan Kane, Connie Anderson, Sabra Kroll, Bonnie Arel, Anita Garvey, Shirley Walsh, Beverly Newman, Ann Alexander, Coach G. Kevin Fitzgerald. This year's team was made up of a great group of girls who broke all but two of Hamp's former swimming records. They were undefeated in all seventeen of their meets, including the overall State Championships for Division A. Seniors Beth Carter, Gina Skroski, Sarah Collins, Maureen McMahon and underclassmen Shirley Walsh and Martha Samsel helped bring ,f the State Championship to is . Northampton after only one year in Division A. K., kati- A :Stix-w fi. sniff' Jiv- ., W' ' 7 i G1rls Soccer g Row 1: Teresa Torres, Leigh Bartlett, Carole Chuslo, Chris Bailly, Moe Madzunovic, Karen Mahmoodi, Allison Keith, Nicole Crepeau, Brenda Torrey, Jessie Childs, Tina Plourde, Ellen Morin Row 2: Manager Peggy Paul, Sheila Driscoll, Maria Lebeau, Patty Campbell, Amy Pascucci, Mo Chuslo, Sue Kearney, Amy Keith, Bonnie Lienert, Jean Finn, Diane Biagioli, Renee Zidik, Coach Robert Miller Missing: Diane Duseau, Michelle Martula, Pam Cefaratti The Girl's Soccer team, or rather should it be said the first Girls' Soccer team at N.H.S., ended their season with a fine 4-6-2 record. Special mention must be given to the outstanding goalie, Moe Madzunovick, who many feel is the best goalie in the history of girl's i l soccer. However Moe was not the r only outstanding player, there were i many. One must not forget the underclassmen who led by Shelia Driscoll show great promise for next year's championship team. , ,rfnpe '-rcfbw.-0 w 1 fs W i I Q X 1 W A Q -4 ii I ,Q i 1 K- . XSQ 1 G. W ,-!..- ' ef A .f . .. - 4,f K f . ,wwf .,xg,iqv- -: ,gf . rf W1 5. 4. ff-?,. X l 4 y .,f Boys, J. . occer Row 1: Mark Bouthilette, Pat Ahearn, John Lapinski, Chris Nieboer, Mike Laflamme, John Bukowinski, Gary Benoit, Chris Kouniotis, Tom Rockett, Pete Tobin, Scott Paciorek Row 2: Coach Robert Dubiel, Ed Hennessey, Dennis Bailly, Todd Frost, Bill Mahoney, Scott Savino, Dave Musante, Bill Venne, Ed Mazur, Gary Keefe, Scott King, Tim Walko, Tom Bukowinski, John Riordan Missing: Bill Curran nsggw nah? ,V 4 A uf . 74- .,,g, We if V? rn-ff.. 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Gary Kmetz-Managers, Mr. Mantegna-Coach. ir , ei f rw- If-I -11155 WT .- ' - A f fi 5 A ,..k it u ' f N -gig ,Agile , igtll -'fed 1, I i etltaf at - Dfw . rl, 1:2 A ke . '4 ,s i 4, The Boys' Basketball team fin- ished fourth in the Valley League with a record of 14-7, and were seed- ed third in the Division II Western Mass. Tournament. In the first round of the tournament they de- feated fourth seeded Hoosac Valley, and then went on to defeat the high- ly-favored Amherst team in the fin- als. This victory brought the West- ern Mass. Championship to Hamp for the first time in thirty-nine years. 1 Q1 r U, ,+V V - I gy.-N -1 G lil! .wg 'P 'C Ag if ' 5x4 x x .QA , if 4,,4 Q Y 9 :hug u , ' . . P, 45 3 ' , X k 55 Qgll. M A 3- 14 V g v 'QLUF UEVIL5 x new A9 ., 5 4. jJfm f, AJR? . agar? ,E 'ygvafg 'c f 3 4 LQ,'9'f13 -5' il,-i , Boys, J. . Basketball Row 1: Mark Simeone, Jeff Shaffer, Gary Keefe, Vince Scott, Tim Walko. Row 2: Coach Robert Dubiel, Gary Benoit, Brian Carey, Tom Barnes, Randy Jackson, Steve Tyler, Dave Duseau L... x ' Girls' J.V. Basketball 23 Sg1'2'5 R.-, , ..,, 0.1 S 5, -Q., Row 1: Ginna Rohan, Lesa Rivette, Kathy Costello, Anita Garvey. Row 2: Coach Foerester, Carole Chuslo, Diane Biagioli, Kim Wright, Mary Mansfield, Megan Hudson f N H12 W L4-r a j 'ibm-sig.. Although this year's Girls' Bas- ketball team had an unsuccessful season, the gir1's are looking for- ward to next year with four or five starters returning to the line-up lead by high-scorer Kathy Hutch- 1ns. Boys, Swim Team Row 1: Ted Collins, Mike Cronin, Jack Cronin, David Moggio, Brian Wilga, Simon Morgan, Mike Sankolewicz Row 2: Coach Fitzgerald, John Dickinson, Chuck Tyler, Mike Kane, Bill Venne, Joe Mathers, Steve Tobin, Mike McKenna Row 3: Mike Damon, Richard Wright, Ed Zadworney, Joel Dibrindisi, Bob Knittle, Andy Perry, Vito Bzdel Missing: Bill Irwin, David Kane, Bob Waite, and Ed Wingfield The Boys' Swim team had an 11-2- 1 record, but was edged out of the division by Amherst after leading it for most of the year. The team fin- ished sixth at Western Mass. with fine performances by seniors Ed Wingfield and John Kane. The med- ley relay team of Wingfield, Kane, Ted Collins and Mike Cronin placed third in this meet. 41 .- hi If W-lux, 'M W , ' S W. -4 YL 9.7. y , 4, 'J hlwy- .R . DN A yn Qlmraf F145- ,-1 edgy -an 'iw QW, .' , QQ, Mimi, 8 '1 -rg? vcr., Us nf. .1 fu, -My f. . 1K . W- nv . xx F P . 'N 1 oz., J I X, D 6' Winter Track i Row 1: Scott Apgar, Sheila Driscoll, Debbie Sullivan, Jennifer Goodwin, Bill Grinnell, Coach DeLue Row 2: Chet Warawaka, Tim Reardon, Tom Buckowinski, Scott Green, Mark Dadmun Row 3: George Rice, Dave Millette, Scott Channell, Bob Lienert, John Riordon Row 4: Roger Leigh, Greg Wentzel, Gregg Tobey, John Goyette, Greg Leonard Row 5: John Singler, Debbie Kirejczyk, Donna Booth Missing: Dave Hentz, Dave Hudson, Chris Niebor, and Jon Ames. The Winter Track team finished second in Western Mass. this year, with Jon Ames, Scott Apgar, Bill Grinnell, John Singler, Greg Wentzel and Donna Booth, all placing highly in that meet. They, along with strong newcomers Gregg Tobey, Chet Warawaka, Debbie Kirejczyk and veteran sprinters Dave Millette and Sheila Driscoll combined to give Hamp High one of the strongest teams in its history, finishing behind the very strong Cathedral team in the Western Mass. finals. EV? .qx A ,rg in Wrestling Row 1: Steve Oberholtzer, Bill Sullivan, Don Morin, Mark Griffin, Bill Reinke Row 2: Coach -Hebert, Matt McColgan, Frank Callahan, Paul Morrissey, Rich Ingersol, Mike Wishnow, Mark Keller, Bruce Noble, Pat Ahearn Missing: Daryl Beebe, Joe Grygorciewicz, Jamie Morrissey, and Eric Weld. The 1979-80 Wrestling team ended the season with a team record of 2-9, RW but the team's performance was handicapped by a lack of wrestlers and many injuries. Individually the team did well, with Matt McColgan, Paul Morrissey, Don Morin, Bruce W Noble and Bill Reinke all placing in p V . . Western Mass. with McColgan, No- ble and Reinke being chosen to wres- tle at States. McColgan set school re- cords for most wins and most pins in a single season. 0. i ,gs l V, 1 so X, '1 N-4 U1 ,, f fm V , - 73 L V' A ,V 4' Q 1 Q an 5. w- .4 ' - -490955: ...f . . ' 7377. M.--ff-'gi .. J yea, ,. . uhtnbh ' . ... .- , , 3, ...ffixg 'x..... -f A ...:,. -.4 iff, g. ,.,, uf V- A , L . 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Row 1: Susan Park, Kate Whidden, Breda McCarthy Brenda Torrey Row 2 Ann Alexander, Connie Anderson, Cathleen O'Brien Jenny Cross Denise Robichaud Missing: Kim Burt, Tammy Driscoll, Nicole Crepeau and Kathleen Schell The Northampton Girls' Ski Team had a disappointing season, placing seventh at most meets, due to the fact that they had only three veter- ans on the team, seniors Brenda Tor- rey, Breda McCarthy, and Jenny Cross. Northampton did fairly well in the Western Mass. Champion- ships, and Coach Joyce Lower has high expectations for next yearis ski- ers. Austria Tri J H 1 L W w H F if' A 4- ,qw .W X 4 1 If Y if 21 K ., . f -- . I :L 1 I1 '44 , 'Cn af g5 a.1fQ: in f o . J., 2111, Q 2 K b 'ilu I 'Q X -13,3 me Boys' . .Lacrosse v Row 1: Tom O'Connor, Blair Torrey, Brian LaCroix, Ed Hennessey, Steve Gardiner, Bill Mahoney, Todd Frost, Mike Cronin. Row 2: Steve Cahillane, Patrick Sullivan, Bill Venne, Bob Lienert, Marc Lyons, Dave Musante, Mark Bouthilette. Missing: Frank Callahan, Jack Cronin, Richard Daigneault, Edward Mazur. new Q r , N, M 4 X N If Boys' Varsity Lacrosse Row 1: Brian LaCroix, Ed Zadworney, Bill Welch, Gregg Tohey, Jerry Camposeo, Scott Channell, Gary Keefe, Mike Mizula, Jim Molloy. Row 2: R Hall, Mike OlDea, Dave Cahillane, Bill Venne, Ed Hennessey, John Buckowinski, Jim Brigham, Ted Collins. Missing: Steve Oberholtzer. br The Lacrosse team had a rebuilding year after having only two returning varsity players, Gregg Tobey and Jerry Camposeo. The team finished 2- 9 but improvement is seen for next' year with the help of the now experienced goalie, Ed Zadworney, and junior leading scorer, Ron Hall. Q..- QW 4 'iw- . af. W' rf .Hi , ,.,. , - L W.. .:, srwfkggn V Li-Rx x Jr-4 - ip l lv' - 'N' Xx Q. g W, N If . A wwf! ii 421' 1,1 ,ag F! if I- Q-IA ? 4. Q ..,, , 5 .. 5 Q 1--v-4 .lf is Ib L S. All N Boys' Varsit Baseball .. Q! Row 1: Dave Radcliffe, Roy Ranney, Chet Warawka, Charles Breguet, Dan Crovo, Bradley McGrath, Brian Bouthilette, Dave Fenton. Row 2: Manager Musante, Rob Ostberg, Bruce Noble, Witold Bzdel, Jim Fink, Mark Sienkiewicz, Matt Subocz, Bob Foote, Randy Jackson. Missing: Bob Paquette. sfiafea This year's Boys' Baseball f team finished 8-12 after a 1-7 start. Most of the team will be returning next year lead by pitcher Matt Subocz and leading hitter Rob Osberg. l 1,' v' f. ' ,,,, 5, ,ggi in f J MI' ,,' SQ? 1' 4 rr of ff fi' ,4 r jr? K . S ,fil ,ag .SAM .........., -- Q1 if 1 f- . if ' x , . in 'E' -g ,ggi -IL'-3 if -11+ my 1 jfgg 1-he .rw-lg 92 'Y'-n-...N N A A P' Qyw 'QMXQ alll- I v-2.5 1 ,I . Q xv V 1153 Hong 79, Boys' J .V. Baseball Row 1: Don Morin, Chris Kouniotis, Mark Stryszko, Jamie Brouder, Gary Benoit, Pat Ahearn, Scott Saving, Mark Simeone. Row 2: Brian Carey, Brian Mapel, Dennis Bailly, Mike Mikucki, Brian Boski, Michael Midura, Tom Lebiecki, Steve Tyler, Jeff Sadowski, Alan Bailey, Coach Winn. af vw rl, . . iv. 4 yr W, all vi? li , -,sw N 'E gs'-1' , . B' , I . I 3-fi., I 'h: , Qu.: 753:56 ff, f ' if 4 ,ffm MZ Girl ' .V. Softball 1 Row 1: Julie Ann Grimaldi, Pia Conz, Lisa Vishaway, Tammy Driscoll, Coach Ryan. Row 2: Kathy Costello, Chris Brazeau, Lori Stowell, Carole Chuslo, Ann Boulanger, Kathie Schell. Girls' Varsity Softball Row 1: Allison Keith, Debbie Doppman, Gigi Ryan, Moe Madzunovic, Melissa Perry, Barbara Munroe. Row 2: Martha Samsel, Martha Dragon, Theresa Diemand, Kellee Gilbert, Megan Hudson, Debbie Patten, Coach Hurley. id 6 The Girls' Softball team finished 10-6 in the Valley League and shared in the tri- championship of that league. The team then proceeded into the Western Mass. tournament, making it to the quarterfinals. A strong group of seniors will be leaving but pitching ace Martha Dragon will be returning along ' with leading hitter, Deb Patten. W 2 f ,,'5YT 3, Golf fl fl 3 xl Iii f qfwifz,gxQs f . W..-L .- LK W' W-3. J ff f LAW Effie a or , I Mark Quinn, John Lapinski, Jeff Dadmun, Gary Kmetz, Mark Whitman, Andy Perry, Tim Walco, Scott King, ' Coach Tudryn. Missing: Tom Cross, Rich Polwrek, Rhett Johnson. S-ly, 5' 5 sf-hw f 1 4 i 1 n Q W 25 993 id vq., 1 In his first year of coaching, Frank Tudryn lead the Boys' Golf team in a fine season, finishing 5-7-1 for the year. The 1 team's number one player, junior Gary Kmetz, was their only golfer to qualify for Western Mass. tournament play. 1 1 4 v outstanding season with a record of 11-3. They not only were the the Western Mass. Divison II champions, but also went to the state semi-finals. The team will be losing three key players, Thayer, Trzcienski and Valentine, but juniors Ben Flower and Steve Maurer will be returning next year. Boys' Tennis 1 and 7 l Row 1: Ed Trzcienski, Gene Valentine, Todd Thayer. Row 2: Assistant Coach Duseau, Dave Hudson, Glenn Rubeck, Steve Maurer, Ben Flower, Mark Averitt, Coach Holman. Missing: Jeff Riessman. ,, . -,ska N. I ix The Boys' Tennis team had an ,,-i.....1 u ll K. gg . E lgin Xiu! 'xx' 4 2, A M119-K fl - x :IC 1 'rm- .... 7,53 4 ,,,,. . ln.. rv? ' .-HW, N-if 3 ,ai 9 ,W A I 1 1 . f 1 . If k x li -Q! 1 5 y i x sm J 3 Q A ,.C,., uf 5 gd . Q4 A .....,,,,. , I ,, ,-31 ,W---f' Y I-...a- . 55725343 m , , :I ms :ri K vga, sff... Qs. f l K N! mv W 11 I Q ' Ya AL tA, pQfiq4Yl'x:'R sv 'f sf 4 x r , 5-ff ig, XAIM A X My gfws 5 any X' 'liz ,ff ., ff Boys' Track Row 1: John Delaney, Bob Martinez, Tim Wright, Scott Apgar, Greg Wentzel, Jon Ames, Mark Ames, Paul Morrissey. Row 2: Pete Tobin Chris Hellman Chris Nieboer John Sin ler Dave Millette Tom Buckowinski David Hentz Row 3' Geor e Rice 1 y 1 E 1 y 1 - - g 1 John Riordan, John Goyette, Jim Roberts, Tim Riordon, Chuck Tyler, Rick Gage, Greg Leonard, Roger Leigh, Coach Wynott, Coach Hebert. Missing: Bill Reinke, Mark Dadmun, Wright Dickinson. The Boy's Track team had a l record of 4-7 this season, and placed third in the Western Mass. Championships. Placing first in Western Mass. were Brian McMahonQ440J and Greg Wentzelfthe milel. Other high scorers were John Singler and Scott Apgar, placing third, and Jon Ames and George Rice who took fourths. 1 4- ' 4.'.5'1:': 'iqii 1 'i l ri Lx Q wwvmwsff-,ure ,..n.7?Qonq xx i, I' ,1 5 v s 13' N M iii .. .3 7 N. gif J A gfaww R' vf ff 9 WW- if uf ,f P 3 wh fa-., . ,g-I X.. X' , 3 943533 , ,M 3. , fn. :QQ jff,-,ff H 1152? bb. .-4 A 'lgix MQ. I A , 5' -A-4-1-f - 1 ..f.r' .f 1 f 5 W if rw 11 f.. QA Yiggffif .r A ,,,x-, 1 P 495' -54 ff- vf gf. 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Missing: Tom Rockett Student Advisory Committee Student Regional Advisory Committee Donna Mansfield Missing: Shauneen Szawlowski Model Congress Benjamin Flower, Jim Fink, Ray Emerson. Row 2: Lynn Civello, Carolyn McKenna, Sarah Collins Tri-Hi-Y Junior Tri-Hi-Y Row 1: Amy Keith, Pam Martin, Sharon Gorman, Christine Graham, Melissa Daughdrill. Row 2: Mary Mizula, Pat Mahar, Bonnie Arel, Denise Cronin, Beth Blevens, Annmarie Alexander, Sandy Borowski. Row 3: Anne O'Brien, Renee Zidik, Pam Cefaratti, Maria Lebeau, Shirley Walsh. Row 4: Martha Dragon, Kim Wright, Mary Mansfield, Kathie Schell, Theresa O'Hearn. Row 5: Ann Young, Kathy Hutchins, Sue Kearney, Carolyn Sheehan, Sue Boynton, Valerie Harlow fPresidentJ Missing: Patty Biagioli, Anita Garvey, Teresa Farris, Michelle O'Leary, Ms. Balise fAdvisorb. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Row 1: Sally Drozdal, Cam Morin, Irene Hoener, Chris Reynolds, Aimee Collins. Row 2: Brenda Torrey, Sue Grala, Michelle Martula, Pam Field, Kate Mason, Jill Cronin, Jenny Cross. Row 3: Peggy Dunphy, Mary Kocot, Chris Mizula, Sue Pruzynski, Mo Mahar. Row 4: Kathy Borawski, Linda Walker, Nance Balicki lPresidentJ, Donna Mansfield, Lynn Civello. Row 5: Donna Booth, Tanya Dickinson, Johanna Keefe, Debbie Doppman, Lisa Cahillane, Kathy Mizula. Missing: Mo McMahon, Sue Netto, Maria Cahillane, Beth Hafey, Ellen Herfurth, Barb Kane, Debbie Brown QAdvisorJ Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Row 1: Lisa Blais, Megan Connor, Cathy Joyce. Row 2: Terrie Moggio, Holly Cooper, Helenanne Cote, Heidi Zeitler. Missing: Zetta McCormick, Diane Garvey fPresidentJ, Sharon Reed, Mrs. Cooper fAdvisorJ. Senior Ways and Means Row 1: Sue Pruzynski, Brian McMahon, Pam Field. Row 2: Linda Walker, Debbie Carnes, Laura Green, Donna Mansfield, Johanna Keefe Ways And Means Sophomore Ways and Means Vanessa Carnes, Katy Shea, Mark Averitt, Amanda Morgan Junior Ways and Means Amy Keith, Sue Szawlowski, Michelle O'Leary, Mary Mansfield, Jessie Childs, Sue Sensor is-r International Thespian Societ Row 1: Mary Lapinski, Mike Wishnow, Chris Shanahan, Jessica Demmin, Karen Bickford, Carolyn McKenna CPresidentJ. Row 2: Lynn Civello, Lucy Unsworth, Tim Wright, Chris Pratt, Ray Emerson, Molly Dubiel, Mrs. Keating CAdvisorJ Green Room Players Row 1: Aimee Collins, Lucy Unsworth, Carolyn McKenna, Gail Glickman, Kim Wright, Nancy Rockett, Karen BickfordCPresidentJ, Jessica Demmin. Row 2: Mike Wishnow, Lynn Civello, Amy LaSalle, Donna Mansfield, Rachel Simpson, Miriam Steinberg, Chris Hellman, John Panzer. Row 3: Joe Grygorcewicz, Chris Shanahan, David Millette, Molly Dubiel, Tim Wright. Mark Averitt, Ray Emerson. Band Row 1: Peter Rogers, Becky Bloomberg, Laura Baker, Susan Kearney, June Wells, Susan Senser, Kathy Sullivan, Sally Drozdal, Sue Park, Kate Lowry. Row 2: Pat Descarage, Debbie Bowe, Ellen Morin, Bonnie Lienert, Debbie Smith, Phil Gotwals, Shirley Walsh, Valerie Harlow, Deb Suriano, Cindy Cave, Peggy Paul, Kathy Bowe, Kathy Mizula, Irene Hoener. Row 3: Kathy Sheehan, Vanessa Carnes, Ann OlConnor, Mark Parsons, Paul Selkirk, Robert Lienert, Sharon Reed, Ethan Lewis, Fred Santiago, Leigh Merriam, Elizabeth Rainbow, Greg Smart, Elizabeth Pease, Mark Santon, Sarah Bain, Deb Edwards, Bill Irwin, Row 4: Bill Mahoney, John Murray, Tracy Bouchard, Deb Fonda, Jerry Camposeo, Scott Apgar, Eric Weld, Debbie Mosakiewicz, Gigi Ryan, Bob Lafleche, Mark Sienkiewicz, Mike Lambert, Debbie Carnes, Chris Kroll, Andy Perry. Missing: Mike Trzcienski, Pat Mahar. George Menousek fDirectorJ Dance Band Row 1: Peter Rogers, Debbie Edwards, Bill Irwin, Mark Santon, Sarah Bain. Row 2: Leigh Merriam, Debbie Carnes, Chris Kroll, Andy Perry. Row 3: Phil Gotwals, Jerry Camposeo, John Murray, Ethan Lewis, Eric Weld the fun place to go ' lst W nuwsnlu .. .,Y. , 5 i i EUHR U, ...ww J A N 'Ax X S ,,F ' -as is s-.Jima iq Q' 1, iv, . 89944 , , 7 s mfg, ' x' 53 'mann' German Club Row 1: Roger Schmittlein, Chris Nieboer, Vanessa Carnes, Natale Sarrazin, Ray Emerson. Row 2: Virginia Ahearn, Shari Majumder, Kim O'Donnel1, Terry Waite, Chris Brazeau, Ms. Michelson lAdvisorJ Radio Club 4 -K 'ax Dan Crovo, Steve Leroux, Mr. Falardeau fAdvisorJ 3' -4 Q 3 ' 'C If , S ' F' 13' A d F t Cl lo y , Row 1: Mark Parsons, Ellen Morin, 4 Sue Barrett, Leigh Merriam. Row 2: l Chris Johnson, Chris Teghtsoonian, 1 Mark Sincage, Mark Averitt, John Riordan. Row 3: Leo Slater, Kevin ' Bouthilette, Mr. Waterman iAdvisorJ, I Larry Jones, John Murray. 1 1 1 4 l 1 Prom Committee i Row 1: Jody Devine, Regina Skroski, Peggy O'Neil, Irene Hoener, Jim Hutchins Row 2: Sally Drozdal, Amy LaSalle, Kathy Sullivan, Carolyn McKenna, Jenny Cross Row 3: Shauneen Szawlowski, Phil Gotwals, Mike Wishnow, Tim Wright, Scott Apgar, Mary Ann Szawlowski Row 4: Pam Field, Elizabeth Bartlett, Tanya Dickinson, Dave Millette Row 5: Johanna Keefe, Nance Balicki, Donna Mansfield, Donna Booth, Mary Kocot Lying down: Stacy Hanson Graduation Party Committee Row 1: Elizabeth Kellogg, Pam Field, Mo Chuslo, Sue Grala, Donna' Booth, Mary Kocot, Mary Ann Szawlowski Row 2: Karen Bickford, Johanna Keefe, Donna Mansfield, Nance Balicki Row 3: Mike Rothman, Mike Wishnow, Scott Apgar, Dave Millette ational Honor Society Row 1.' Melissa Bagg, Laura Green, Shira Lander, Dan Rose, Gregg Tobey, Lynn Civello, Molly Dubiel, Janet Rackliffe, Kim O'Donnell, Tom Ryan, Row 2: Aimee Collins, Beth Hafey, Lance Lashway, Chris Kroll, Gigi Ryan, Mo McMahon, Sarah Collins, Margo Welch, Michelle Connly, Diana Godleski. Row 3: Kim Mihalak, Doug Selkirk, Jim Hutchins, Ed Trzcienski, Suzanne D'Astous Row 4: Peggy Dunphy, Peter Rogers, Chris Hellman, Scott Apgar, Phil Gotwals, Bill Grinnell, Lars Harvey. Chorus Row 1: Mark Paquette, John Whitlock, Laurie Fox, Jason Woolf. Row 2: Anita Waite, Kim Evans, Terri Waite, Elaine Wood, Karen Bickford, Lola Powers, Corey Marney. Missing: Katia Sacre. As Schools Match Wits Row 1: Ann Flower, Sarah Tracy, Ben Flower, Emily Haddad Row 2: Leo Slater, Laura Green, Peter Rogers, Chris Teghtsoonian Missing: Sarah Flower, Mr. Bonneau - Advisor. Debate Team Margo Welch, Julie Croston, Beth Norton Missing: William Welch. Student Activities Committee Tim Wright, Donna Mansfield, Dave Milette, Scott Apgar. Devil's Advocate Staff Row 1: Tim Wright, Nance Balicki, Peter Rogers, Donna Mansfield. Row 2: Sara Elkins, Kim Wright, Sue Kearney, Beth Norton, Shira Lander, Sarah Collins, Michelle Connly, Shirley Walsh Row 3. Margo Welch, Melissa Bagg, Laura Green, Dan Rose, Sarah Tracey, Julie Croston. Editor-in-chief: Melissa Bagg Associate Editor: Laura Green Features Editor: Julie Croston News Editor: Shira Lander Editorial Editor: Dan Rose Sports Editor: Tim Wright Photography Editor: Peter Rogers Sports Photographer: Dan Ryan Layout: Margo Welch Yearbook taff Advisor- Mr. Francis O'Donnell Editor-in-Chieti Aimee Collins Assistant Editor- Lynn Civello Photography Editor- Dan Rose Sports Editor-Mo Mahar Advertising Editor- Donna Mansfield Senior Activities Editor- Jim Hutchins Fundraising Editor- Chris Hellman Art- Tanya Dickinson The Staff- Suzanne D'Astous, Lisa Cahillane, Chris Reynolds, Peggy Dunphy, Kim O'Donnel1, Margo Welch, Scott Apgar, Peter Rogers, Donna Booth, Nance Balicki, Kathy Borawski, Mary Kocot, Carolyn McKenna, John Goyette, David Millette, Gregg Tobey, Tim Wright, Dan Ryan, Kathy Sullivan, Rachel Simpson, Lucy Unsworth, Mo McMahon, Irene Hoener, Beth Hafey, Barb Kane, John Singler, John Dickinson, Mary Cotton, Greg Leonard, Sue Netto, Maria Cahillane, Bonnie Carpenter 'ati Trl 'A Q Ll,: , Hfivkfi' D fb ,yn -..Mm-A l. i Ma ' ' BME Bob MAN -..,,.M.N I 'vs 'sv ff' ,F gr SL M x if ,AN .1 Hr . x Sf Ei' ,Av-1 f' A ak lg Q y' iw I gig V QW 'f M W' sw mm E ,M . uf 4 Rf . .ff 39561 ,Jw -A , f ftv 1 mask. ,. 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J kg G N ...av .? 52255 4 H 'S gm 35 L K t x gr., .- 1 ' The Yearbook staff would l1ke to thank the Patrons and Sponsors for the1r support of the 1979 80 Northampton Hlgh School Yearbook and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs SPONSORS Joseph and Helena Camposeo Mr and Mrs Alvin Conz Mr and Mrs Francls E Colllns, Jr Dr and Mrs Paul Kane Dr and Mrs Roger P Kellogg W1l11am J and Lorralne M Ryan Rrchard P and Joy M Unsworth Mr and Mrs Wllllam H Welch PATRONS C W Asher Louls Carrler Ph1l1p Clvello Rxchard Carnes Robert and Frelda Jones Mr and Mrs Wxllxam Lashway Thomas and Dolores Mosakewrcz Edward and Rose Mane Morm Hon and Mrs Raymond Cross Roger and Kathleen Damon Kathleen M Doyle John J and Mary M Dunphy Wllllam M and Barbara B Edwards lennlfer GO0dWlH Vernon and Carol Gotwals Shlrley Graham Mr and Mrs Cllfford Gllbert Jr Kenneth and Nancy Hellman John F and Nancy B Harrlngton Mr and Mrs GeorgeW Harrls Mr and Mrs Arthur Hoener Bradley and Mary V McGrath Dr and Mrs Francls M1l1ette Wendy and Trevor Morgan Mr and Mrs John Mansfield Robert H and Alfreda Ostberg Mr and Mrs Mel Prouser Dr Donald B and Jean Rogers Peter and Hedy Rose and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs John Slngler Jr Wllllam Slcard James Tobey Rlchard Wanczyk Lawrence Wlshnow Mr. . 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' Congratulations And Best Wishes r To The Class Cf 1980 From Senior Tri-Hi-Y Nance Balicki ' Debbie Doppman Kate Mason Donna Booth Peggy Dunphy ' Mo McMahon Kathy Borawski Pam Field Michelle Martula Lisa Cahillane Sue Grala Chris Mizula Maria Cahillane Beth Hafey ' Kathy Mizula Lynn Civellot Ellen Herfurth Cam Morin Aimee Collins Irene Hoener Sue Netto Jill Cronin Barb Kane Sue Pruzynski Jenny Crosst Johanna Keefe Chris Reynolds Tanya Dickinson Mary Kocot Brenda Torrey Sally Drozdal Mo Mahari' Linda Walker Donna Mansfield Good Luck and Keep In Touch 3' Officers Congratulations And Best Wishes Class Of 1980 Beth Hafey Jill Cronin Jenny Cross Mike Dibrindisi Nance Balicki Bill McDonald Jim Hutchins Mo McMahon Shauneen Szawlowski Karen Blckford Cooper s Corner State Street Fruit Store 31 Main St Florence State St Northampton NDNDTUCK e money place 175 Main Street r f Nonbampfon Manachusem '7 vzgllgg A. iw' if 2 Nc:No1'ucK sAvlNas BANK 'nik '- mum mmum I l I 'Q H nun 1 lU llMmlIlullHIlIlu :mul anmll su 1 1 ltfuliglm'!h',TsllnyS,,,,,,,l 1 Al . 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FREE DELIVERY 586-2700 Wood and Strand Inc Jewelry Across From Clty Hall CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 80 FROM PLEASAN PHARMACY F J ROGERS CO 3 Mam St Florence Authorlzed Ralelgh Dealer BEST WISHES To The Class of 1980 TOM Sz CHARLIE LYONS FRANCIS P LYONS INSURANCE AGENCY INC 65 Klng St Northampton MA TOBIN BROTHERS NC BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM A FRIEND CHRISTENSON PAINT AND WALLPAPER SUPPLY 4 Depot St Florence MA SHERMAN J EWELERS PAPA JOE S GUITAR HEAVEN FRED S EXXON Servlce Center 60 Klng St Northampton MA 584 2494 FORTE PRINTING T Shlrts Prlnted for any team or event 584 2124 Florence MA IRON HORSE COFFEE HOUSE Open 8 a m to Mldnlght da1ly FLORENCE OPTICIANS 78 MAPLE ST. FLORENCE MA SALLS WHALEN INSURANCE 586 0680 TYPEWRITER SHOP INC Off1ce Machrnes Sc Equlprnent 21 State St Northampton MA COMPLIMENTS OF THE HERLIHEY S CARLSON S CLOTHING CO 68 Mam St Northampton MA Phone 584 3175 NORTHAMPTON BYCYCLE 21 Pleasant St Northampton 586 3810 72 Klng St Northampton O11 Lubes Fllters Brake Jobs Mufflers Florence, MA FLORENCE INN G A FINCK 85 SON INSURANCE AGENCY NC 68 Ma1n Street Florence 584 1970 Fzg-.-EE gf, gfnurubiw INN 'sig i -Ti- New England s Fmest Address 250 Elm Street Northampton Massachusetts 01060 f413J 584 7660 Compl1ments of CANDC BARBERSHOP TREMBLEY DRUG 17 Ma1n Street Florence MA 01060 Florence George B O Leary 584 2300 131 Ma1n Street A Full Servlce Lumber Yard For All Your Lumber and Bulldlngs Materrals NORTHAMPTON LUMBER CO SERVICE and QUALITY Charles Sz Robert Paquette Proprletors 256 Pleasant Street Northampton, MA 01060 Telephone 584 5480 Bran W n PHARMACY 144 MAIN STREET NORTHAMPTON MA 01060 HAMPSHIRE COUNTY S MOST COMPLETE PHARMACY FOSTER FARRAR CO 162 Ma1n Street Northampton Mass . . 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NORTHAMPTON 0 BANK 19 North Pleasant Street Amherst Massachusetts 01002 C4131 253 3466 67 Klng Street Northampton Massachusetts 01060 C413 584 4474 SERIO S PHARMACY Congratulations Class of 1980 Best Wlshes Class KING AND CUSHMAN INC CAHILL LY ICE HODGES FRIEQEAM Menswear 31 Mam st 584 4453 Nortlfiigitii MA Northampton MA THE DRAPER GARAGE 50 Market St FLORENCE Northampton MA CLEANERS TRIUMPH MOTORCYCLES VINCI Upholstering LOGOS Antiques Book Store 16 N- Maple St- 33 Main Street Florence, MA MEISSE S T V Radlo Televlslon Stereo 59 Maln St Florence MA SMITH S STORE Bob and Frelda Jones Grocerles Beer Sz Wxne open 6 am 10 pm 311 Rlverslde Dr Bay State Vllhage DAVID INC 221 227 Maln St Northampton Operatlng Davld Boot Shop The Bootery Northampton MA LOOK THEY MADE IT' nf? 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