Roger L Putnam Vocational Technical High School - Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1981 volume:

Table Of Contents a — ede Rak Bx SBE a = SB a, = ile Re a ili dee I ie aki sa oe een ee os ot : Pout ne Y, a ae a coals ets ve, i —_ : +R 3 SS , 7 S a Mr. Walter Stanton ao Principal ers Sige Bees ee : ; : ee ae : ‘ See oe eee peer Seem 3 ator oe of. + oi ae Se ae Ashes So eGo io oh eee Be hee ee Hes rae me: ae Gee ae ma ROV 8 1982 Og Mr. Frank DePiero Assistant Principal Mr. Louis Lodigiani Assistant Principal Administration Mrs. Joan W. Pederzoli Assistant Principal Mr. Clifford Flint Assistant Principal Mr. McCabe Mr. Craven Counselors and Co-ordinators . Lawrence Mr Mr. Brown Skelton Mrs. . Welch Mr Faculty Mr. Adams Mr. Auslander Mr. Aycock Mrs. Babinski Paint Dec Social Science Math Mr. Badger Mr. Baker Mr. Balicki Mrs. Ball Miss Bartello Mr. Basile Phys Ed. Auto Mech Science Cosmetology English Social Mrs. Bergin Mr. Berry Mr. Bliss Mr. Borecki Miss Bowler Mr. Bradway Special Ed. Auto Body Electric Math Special Ed. Comm. Art ik Mrs. Brietung Mr. Brunton Mr. Buckley Mr. Buckman Mr. Buddington Mr. Buijnarowski LPN Special Ed. EST Science Science Machine Mr. Casanova Mr. Chapman Mrs. Christman Mr. Christopher Mr. Chrzanowski Mr. Clough Special Ed. Print Typing Carpentry Bakery Cabinet Mr. Clune Mrs. Conway Mr. Corradino Mrs. Cranston Mr. Cronin Mrs. Crosby Print LPN esos Cosmetology Special Ed. Special Ed. Mrs. Davis Mrs. DeFlaun Ms. DiSanti Mr. Disco Mr. Dodd Mrs. Dominick Special Ed. Science English Machine Print LPN 5 ecccorsseee™ . a. Miss Donovan Miss Dunkerley Mr. Fabbre Mr. Farrington Mrs. Fisher Mrs. Fitzgerald LPN: English Special Ed. Pattern Foods Health Mr. Flaherty Mr. Flynn Mrs. Flynn Mr. Fontana Mr. Funcheon Miss Gilhooly Math Machine Foods Social English English Mrs. Gitlen Mrs. Grace Mr. Harris Mrs. Henry Mrs. Hyfantis Mrs. Jenkins Science ATC Social Special Ed. Health Cosmetology Mr. Jones Mr. Karamallis Mrs. Kjergaard Mr. Korell Mrs. Kuroczko Mr. Kwajewski Electric Auto Mech Bi-Ling Radio TV English Science Mr. Lafleur Mrs. Lamothe Mr. LaPalme Mr. LaPolice Mr. Lee Mr. Macaris Math Fash. Design Print Cabinet Social Social odd i hb Mr. Lynch Mr. Machnik Miss Mancino Mr. McCarthy Mr. Meehan Mr. Menard Special Ed Science Social Math Carpentry Auto Mech Mr. Mieleszko Mr. Morris Miss Murphy Mr. Norris ‘Mr. Olesiak Mr. O'Neil Science English English Math Machine Reading Mr. Pare Mr. Partyka Mrs. Pesce Mr. Pickrell Mr. Powers Math Radio TV Math Radio TV Metal Mr. Raina Mr. Rauseo Mr. Reynolds Mr. Rose Mr. Russo Mr. Salemi English Special Ed. English Cabinet Sheet Metal Appliance Mrs. Sarnelli Mr. Shapiro Miss. Shuler Mr. Sienkiewicz Mr. Smith Mr. Spann Science Socal Science Electric Machine EST Mr. Starsiak Mr. Stewart Mr. Stibolt Mr. Stoddard Mr. Sysun Mrs. Teece Mach. Draft. Science Heat Air English Electric LPN Mr. Teixeira Mr. Towne Mrs. Troy Mrs. Trudeau Mr. Trudeau . Mr. Vogel ESL Science Fash. Design Math Auto Mech Learn Ctr. Mr. Wajda Mrs. Waldo Mr. Ward Mr. Watson Mrs. Weeks Auto Body Health English Dr Ed Foods Here are some views of the seniors in the 23 different shops Putnam has to offer its students in a 3 to 4-year course to prepare them for the world of work. From Appliance Re- pair to Welding we are equipped to teach you a trade. We develop your skills and co- ordinate your motivation for that Putnam spirit. Unlike the other schools we thrive on the potential of your ability in sports, academics and voca- tional courses. With modern- ized equipment and the high- est number of computers in the Springfield area really shows why Putnam is No. 1. The skills these students are acquiring to- day will make them “the work- er of tomorrow.” — oa, 2 et ane cial neg 9 Ip t atime «te 16 Mrs. Pesce Class Advisers Mr. Fontana Cindy Duncan President Ruben Nunez Vice-President Reginald Smith Treasurer Class Officers Lynda Lockwood Secretary Marie Hanson Girl Marshal Ricardo Ocasio Boy Marshal Class of 1981 Keith Bennevento Linda Picard Thomas Enos Sally Twining Carpentry Fashion Carpentry Print Daniel Gotta Carpentry Robert Jeffrey Health Bob DeCarlo signs senior picture. Thomas Belanger Zina Cameron Louis Siano Julio Carnejo Essai Machine Draft Machine Draft Auto Mechanics 18 ‘ 4 en Pe Rejean Vermette Christine Robinson Gina D'Amato Ronald Vadnais Auto Mechanics Fashion Fashion Carpentry ep lo teeta va z at 1) cae PN si 2 =: + cna. Jesus Acevedo aN 4 Electronics lita mee ee ee Medina Gee Rosalie and Sarah are at it again. Foods and Catering Anthony Cuoco Diane Demers Laurie McKay John Brennan Carpentry Commericial Art Commericial Art E:SeT 19 Nancy Rivera Roland Atkinson Daniel Laboy Donna Barbieri Health Welding Electronics Cosmetology Deborah Lavender Peter heads for recovery ... Health Rubin Nunez Pattern Richard Barrows Steven Beebe Juan Lozada Vincent Balboni Auto Mechanics Print Auto Mechanics Radio and Television 20 Cynthia Duncan Robert Pagnoni Bobbie Brown Joao Alves Cosmetology Pattern Foods and Catering Carpentry Emma Ramsey Fashion Susan gives a smile for the yearbook. Donald Peluso Electronics Edward Pagliaro Richard Watts Spring Wells Derek Walker Print Electronics Foods and Catering Auto Mechanics es 21 Charles Proctor Colette LaBarre Wayne Darrell Gary Falconer Commercial Art Print Esc: Carpentry Rosalie Garcia Bakery Juan Robles Commercial Art Smile pretty ... Paul Everson William Oakes Bridget Pollard John Ryan Auto Mechanics EXSalp E:Saly E:Seile 22 Fred Mogilka Laura Labelle Joseph Chumura Richard Yacavone Auto Body Print Print Print Scott said ‘81 was No. 1 Michael Morgan Machine Christine Messier Cosmetology Tina White Gary North Lorraine Methot Cedric Crapps Cosmetology Auto Body Health Maintenance (a Michele Quinn George Taylor Marie Hanson Philip Servantez Print Auto Body Print Auto Mechanics David Wilson Auto Mechanics Carlos Rivera Appliance Co-workers in machine shop. Joesph Dominique Mark Stebbins Karl Coleman Michelle Hill Carpentry Carpentry Radio and TV 24 Barry Cummings Marsha Wallace Michael Sarnelli Michael Saccamondo Carpentry Cosmetology Cabinet Cabinet Ricardo and Ruben concentrate during an officer’s meeting. Cynthia Gladstone Bakery geese “es James Hollins Bakery Regina Griffin Francisco Fernandes Paul Schreiner Bart Smith Cosmetology Machine Electric Electric 25 Peter Whitney Pinky Gladden Francisco Rodriguez Kenneth LaFlamme Electric Health Electronics Sheet Metal Thomas Williams Beth Woodward works on her masterpiece. Machine Draft Kevin Spivey Print Guy Godbout Edward Jones Maureen Smith Glen Goodrow Radio and TV Machine Cosmetology Electronics 26 Manuel Costa Richard Witherell Joaquin Martins Sylvia VanHorn Electric Appliance Machine Health Ivey Johnson Fashion Edward O’Gilvie What a crew Commercial Art Valerie Girouard Troy Parker Margarita Diaz Paul Dziewit Commercial Art BS13 Cosmetology Electric David Quinn Jose Serrano Floyd Piner Bobby Jean Bigelow Auto Mechanics Pattern Machine Business Laurie Matthews Commercial Art Robert Holmes Print Friends forever Winston Maxwell Ann Marie Nadeau Debora Belden William Drainvi lle Carpentry Foods and Catering Health Print 8 My ‘ i Ke 28 Gary Kratovil Kelm Junior Denise Boissonneault Eric Caldwell Print Paint Dec Cosmetology Auto Mech Mr. Machnik calls it Science ... Augustino Shukes Machine Drafting Sarah Davis Foods Todd Johnson Michael Shea Curt Clark Martha Smith Print Electric Print Fashion 29 Deborah Schabowski Miguel Martinez Elizabeth Ellis Michael Richard Cosmetology Machine Foods and Catering ESue Maria Marinesi Cosmetology Dean Place Cabi det. Vice President, Ruben Nunez. David Place Debra Glennie Mark Ricci Robert Barfield Print Print Appliance Paint and Dec. 30 Denis Noel Patricia Piela Steven Schultz Everline Alexander Machine Health ESale Business President, Cindy Duncan Yvonne Elder Cosmetology Francisco Barreto Electronics Anita Paquin Gregory Myers Wanda Nadal Brian Murdock Cosmetology Carpentry Cosmetology Machine Drafting 31 Cynthia Rappleyea Victor Zina Cynthia Mitchell Lawrence lvery Cosmetology Electric Foods and Catering Auto Mechanics David Ingram It all started as co-workers in the yearbook room. Electric Darlene Hinds Cosmetology Samuel Boucher Michael Teece Lori Gumlaw Donald Tucker Carpentry Auto Mechanics Cosmetology Maintenance 32 Jose Gomez Roger Fiore Richard Robinson Betty Sears Business Radio and TV Appliance Business Susana Burgos Foods and Catering Mark Ciaschini Ha, take a picture of me ... Cabinet Alvin Porter Regina Silva David Blaxland Thomas Blanchard Electronics Health Auto Mechanics Auto Body b John Appleton Vivian Bass Robert Adamski Dana Freeman Auto Mech Fashion Auto Mech Electric Olga Rubet Foods Wayne Asciotti Electric True love, Fred and Laura Marylynn Beal Reynaldo Santa Joseph Allsop Miguel Serrano Business Auto Mech Commercial Art Radio TV 34 Dennis Peppin Pasquale D’Arco Blanche Jackson Manuel Silva Cabinet Auto Mechanics Health Carpentry Gary Piscitelli Mark Lyons at his best! Machine Marie Hamel Business David McKenzie Laurie Nadeau Darryl Lowe Mark Desrochers Auto Body Health Paint and Dec. Cabinet 35 Diane Roldan Lucy Roldan Michael Gilsinger Timothy Szarlan Health Health Auto Body Auto Mech Francisco Martins Machine Robert Jerard Auto Mech Class officers discussing events. Marcella LaPierre Gilbert Camacho Michael Jette Joseph Martins Health Auto Mech Carpentry Electronics 36 Robert Bennett Maureen Condon Timothy McCarthy Duff Bushey Machine Cosmetology Carpentry David Place works on a pasteup. Ann Connaughton Cosmetology Edwin Lopez Appliance Lindsey McCray Iris Caraballo Ronald Vezina Elbert Beamon Carpentry Fashion Carpentry Foods 37 Pam Dubuque Bobby Thompson Edward Grus Henry Nunez Health Print Auto Mech Radio TV Henry Thomas Health Kevin and Bob just saying ‘’Hello” Connie Smith Auto Mech Allen Goodreau James LaMountain Sheila Blanks Peter Green Cabinet Print Print Heating Air Kenneth Walsh Appliance eine +6 O8 Rm Se slick dacheceote 8 7 bees ons yh , a ghee ee eek — a i ‘Seat! Ptesegees Meds 5 bbeee Tom and Joe with big smiles for the yearbook photographer. John Davis, Jr. Auto Mech Ste Cynthia Robinson Gordon Dyer Reginald Smith Health Auto Body Radio TV Karl Benware Cabinet Lori Atkinson Foods Shellie Adams John Valois Gregory Gary Health Heating Air Auto Mech 39 Sonya Shubrick Ras E. Godbolt Robert LaFromboise Keith Singleton Fashion Electric Machine ES.i Donna Surrette Cosmetology James Smith Print Lucy and Diane — two of a kind. Karen Stanisewski Mark Lyon Ricardo Ocasio Doug Langevin Cosmetology Print Radio TV Cabinet 40 Joseph Mango Donna Whitely Pablo Torres Patricia Verde Auto Mech Fashion Oe Health Health assistant checks blood pressure. Doreen Bryant Health James Dugre , Machine Michael Finch Frank Abbott Dwayne Blackwood Dean Marchand Electronics Machine Business Appliance 41 Robert DeCarlo Timothy Boshuyzen Paul Galloni Joseph Nigro Print Carpentry Auto Mech E:Salg Melvin Williams E-Sale Colleen Unwin Cosmetology Regina gives a friend a facial. Gary Desrosiers Antonio Martins Anthony Chiarizio Paul Benoit Electric ES:T. Electric Foods 42 Arthur Morrisette Patricia Robak Darryl Wilson Jeffrey Nadeau Heating Air Fashion ESL: Electric A senior planing a project William Andrew Electric Thomas Emery Cabinet Bonnie Bousquet Michael Lecuyer Stephen Nugent Daniel Lewis Health Sheet Metal Cabinet Print 43 Jamille Moses Robert Moore Beverly Provost Mark Dentzau Bakery Machine Cosmetology Painting Dec Donna Lacconde It was O.K. this morning ... Cosmetology Mark Woodbury Auto Mech Robert Giannetti Ronnie Carmichael David Minie Gary Flynn E-SaTk Radio TV EsSule E:Salk 44 Gary Freniere Helen Coughlin Timothy Williams Michael DeMars Print Print Paint Dec Carpentry Jose Goncalves Electronics Randy Cipriani The Beaver carpenters pose after bussing back from home-repair Machine project. Tina Boissonnault Michael Dauplaise Paula Newman Donald Moran Foods Mach Drafting Foods Auto Body 45 Judy Messer Robert Marceau Thomas Cross Gregory Woods Commercial Art Machine Foods Steve Marlow Sheet Metal Ben Marshall Bakery Mrs. Pesce and Mr. Fontana, senior class advisors, enjoy Mr. Bor- ecki’s company in Snack Bar. Colleen Kelley Commercial Art Camera Shy Leo Bates Sherri Greenbaum Roger Moreau Robert Bosworth Tony Guilbert Gregory Myers Michael Braica Scott Haapanen Dennis Peppin Albert Brown Gregory Hersey James Rust Carol Bunn Mark Holland Daniel Shea Marjorie Burston John Jalbert Nathaniel Tart Mark Chabot Robert Lagasse Edgar Valle Deborah Coleman Robert Lombardi Leonard Warden George Curran George Lovejoy Beth Woodward Nick Delivorias Timothy McCoy Claudias Wright Randy Desouza Alvin McKenzie 46 Acknowledgements Charles Proctor Mr. James Machnik Advisor Laurie Matthews Juan Robles The format of the Yearbook was changed this year to include the whole student body. Rather than refer to it as the senior Yearbook we refer to it as the school Yearbook. The biggest change was the inclusion of ev- ery student in group pictures in all the shop areas. Consequently, Yearbook sales doubled this year. The staff wishes to thank the advisers and coaches for the written material found in greater amounts in this edition. It meant more work in editing and copyfitting, but we have long advocated a departure from a strictly pictorial record. We are grateful to Mrs. Christman in helping with typing assignments. It wouldn’t be a Year- book without pictures and thanks are extended to Grenier Studios, the official school photographers. Their work was doubly difficult this year in having to supply pictures of an extra 40 pages and do this for a February 15th deadline. This will allow for a May 9th Gary Kratovil Sheila Blanks delivery date and a 32-page insert to be mailed in the fall. Kudos to Mr. Kwajewski’s 12th Grade students who put this book together. A great job! Charlie Proctor, Dave McKenzie, and Judy Messer contributed their camera skills. 47 Mrs. DeFlaun Adviser Mr. Aycock Adviser Sophomores Shown above are the 10th Grade officers, lef t to right: President Lisa Barlow, Vice-President Juan Dixon and Treasurer Sharon Jones. Sec- retary Paige Brace was absent at picture taking. 48 The 10th grade class got off to an earlier start this year by holding their office elections in December. The ob- ject of electing officers was to gain class unity and have the whole class working together to help lower the prices of their graduation. It is not up to the offi- cers to do all of the work, but they are there to act only as leaders of the class. The officers planned many activities; trying to have fun, b ut at the same time raising money for their senior prom and picnic. The activities included skat- ing parties, dances, tag sales, bake sales, flowers sales, and many others planned through the year. The class of 1983 is looking forward to their junior and senior years with great anticipation. Mrs. Gitlen Adviser The Class of 1982 started the new year off, by having an open meeting to introduce the class officers. Presi- dent, Linda Garrett, Vice President, Marla Craigwell, Secretary, Marie Jolly, Treasurer, Karen Pollard, Boy Marshall, Bob Gayle, and Girl Mar- shall, Lieanne O'Brian. Homeroom representatives were also elected. Our first event was a successful Roller Skating Party at the U.S.A. The Election Day Bakesale was very prof- itable. Many students gave of their time greeting the voters to our school. The Christmas Flower Sale also helped to raise money for the Junior Class. A Spring Fashion Show imple- mented by Putnam students was a major event. Putnam T-shirts and Beaver mas- cots were sold by the class to raise money for next years Senior activi- ties. Mr. Baker Adviser The 11th Grade officers are shown above, left to right: Robert Gayle, boy marshall, Marlo Crai gwell, vice-president, Marie Jolly, secretary, Karen Pollard, treasurer. 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They are the approximately 160 boys and girls who enter Putnam Voc-Tech as 9th Graders in a unique program. The students spend one marking period in each of the departments named and around April decide on a vocational direction. They fill out cards showing their first and second choices of the 23 different shops at Putnam. As one-year veterans of the school they are given choice preference over incoming 10th Graders. Each year between 80-85% of the Explorers obtain the shop of their choice. WOODWORKING EXP. — Grade 9, Div. Il. First row, left to right: Denis Labonte, John Vaughan, Kim Ptaskiewicz, Christine Riopelle, Kimberly Dupuis. Second row: William Dunn, Dave Yargeau, Troy Branch, Garrett Henderson, William Johnson, Joseph Garete, James Aubrey, Cherie Girard, Mr. LaPolice, instructor. 1 ie co CLG Me WOODWORKING EXP. — Grade 9, Div. |. First row, left to right: Sonya Smith, Renee Brouillette, Nancy Demars. 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Third row: Daniel Duncan, Bruce Yargeau, Luis Vazquez, Michael Oski, Todd Hankins, Daniel Bernini, David Labonte, Mr. LaPolice, instructor. ‘uappeH Ajjig ‘21004 OsuoUdly ‘Jayjiag siuyD ‘VUBAIDINIS UUV]D ‘UOS}EAA 2IJIAIO “UMOJG P[RJIH) ‘SWRITIAA SII[IM ‘OZP]JOD OpueUsay :MO1 PUODIS jURAIPINIS Apul ‘SiImMaq Byars “owed Pf] ‘ZIIMaIse[YIW BIGqaq ‘ISOAOId |JPadg ‘ZAJ9g URSNS :}Y4BIs O} Ia] ‘MO Js414 “JOJINAJSUI ‘RAOURSED “IW ‘Apauuay UYyof ‘sasaaijng Aaijjaf ‘say BUOIAY ‘saplyy Uaydays ‘UIA|EIW a2uase| ‘SaWjOY SURIC ‘4OIINAYSU! “UIBIAg “SAW ‘10JDNIYSUI ‘UOJUNI “IW :MOJ PUODAS “Jay]EM aJeY Janaljag puejoy ‘sulyuef oueig ‘Janajjag Aaupoy ‘sajjny asiuagq ‘aioow Asal :JY4B11 O} Ya] ‘MO 4SJI4 nD wo ssOlD seWOYY ‘ALIaGMaG 3S9UIJ ‘VI9JJI9S SHY ‘10}DNAYsul ‘UOJUNIg “AW ‘JaYyoN] Pjeuod ‘YWOMSOg WaqOY :MOJ PUOdaS ‘saspoH sij]¥ ‘SddeiD Dupay 21431 0} jo] ‘MOd yS4I4 JOeRWYD soy ‘eBaAQ eualy ‘sIAeG YJUUDy ‘O11PZZIdg OPPASIM ‘U2|| Y PUOWUSIG ‘10}9NI4ysUI ‘AQSOID “SAW 14311 0} 1497 “| “AIG ‘OL 2peIDn — SGOO4 a j Cc 5 - 0 A 2 Media Center c ° = - vo jel) Ae! wi co) 1) — $ c o t= A) - 2 wal 71 School Cafeteria Marie Landers, Cook Codine Kelley Dolores Oliverie, Mrs. Landers Nancy Linblad Corinne Richard Barbara Gagnon 73 In addition to the description of our activities, the Physical Education De- partment will offer two new activities. This fall Slimnastics was offered to all students. Slimnastics is simple stretch- ing exercises to music. Suggestions for balancing ones diet is offered as well. In the spring, Double Dutch will be of- fered and a tournament will be formed. Our spring Intramural Program will be- gin in March and Co-ed Volleyball is the scheduled activity. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Physical Education The physical education program at Putnam is very diversified and utilizes a variety of activities and facili- ties. All our programs are co-educational and elected by the students own choice. In fall, activities include, touch football, soccer, and areobic dance. Winter ac- tivities include basketball, volleyball, floor hockey, ping-pong, gymnastics, bowling, badminton, and arch- ery. Spring activities include tennis, softball, and ulti- mate frisbee. Calistitics are also included as a daily warm up for all our activity. 76 Mary Underwood David Wilson Lillian Roldan 1980 Graduates Ooops! Due to a clerical error the students pictured or listed on this page were omitted from the 1980 Yearbook. The staff of the Yearbook expresses its sincerest apology to them, their families and friends. This is to acknowledge that they have completed a three-year course in one of the following: Business, Health Ser- vices, Electric, Maintenance, or Cooking. The Putnam Vocational- Technical High School graduates have received their City of Springfield certificates. We did not receive pictures for Ricky Bowens, Ellis Caraballo, Debbie Coleman and Robert Thomas. Rufus Ellis Ronald Kelly Cherlyn Powers Louis Smith ———e John Lennon At first when we all heard the news about John Lennon’s death, it felt as if we lost a good friend. John Lennon was starting over when yet it all ended tragically at 11:33 p.m. on December 8, 1980. John was shot to death by Mark David Chapman in front of his home at the Dakota Apartment just across the street from Central Park. The world mourned. Beginning his music career in small clubs in Liverpool, England, to his superstardom as the leader of the Beatles and then his five year retire- ment to take care of his son, Sean, John sent out the message to ““Give peace a chance”. He was a revolutionary when people were in love, a teach- er when people didn’t want to feel pain or hurt. But he wasn’t an idol, he was John. We'll all remember the day John died and this is the way it will have to be. A time cf confusion, love, and mourning. We all know our state of minds now weeks later. But we’ll always carry the weight a long time. Yes, John Lennon wanted everyone to give peace a chance and now John has his peace. iy) The Drama Club’s production crew is shown above, first row, left to right: Bart Smith, Dave McKenzie, Beth White. Second row: Miguel Serromo, Ray Moquin, Tom St. Amand. Miss Dunkerley directs Margarita Diaz for the perfect scene. Miss Dunkerley coaches Pablo Torres on his lines. 78 Award winners are shown, left to right: Best Actor, Ricardo Ocasio, Supporting Actor, Pablo Torres, Best Actress, Margarita Diaz. Dramatic scene acted by Margarita Diaz, Ricardo Ocasio and Francisco Barretto. Miss Dunkerley fixes Francisco’s costume for next act. Emotional scene as acted by Margarita Diaz and Francisco Barretto. Mr. Janeczek Mrs. Heap Mrs. Harrington Mrs. Bailey Stock Room Aide Nurse Aide Staff Mrs. Kalencki Secretary Mrs. Garvey Secretary Mrs. Horne Switchboard 80 Student Council First row, left to right: Kendall Frenche, Donna Myotte, Dave McKenzie, Judy Messer, Steve Marlow, Carolann DeMars, Karen Bowen. Second row: Zina Cameron, Laurie Mathews, Maureen Myotte, Tony Baughen, Bob Holmes, Robert Jeffery, Colette LaBarre, Kathleen Sumwalt, Vicky Thomas, Bridget Pollard. The Student Council Members shown above have been members during the year 1980-81, president for two years is Judy Messer; serving her second year as vice-president is Bridget Pollard; Karen Bowden is a second year member but this year she holds the office of secretary; Da- vid McKenzie also a second year member, now holding the office of treasurer for the Student Council body. Mr. Welch has led the Student Council body through this year very well, he has done an exceptional job as an advisor. Judy Messer Bridget Pollard Karen Bowden David McKenzie Mr. Welch President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor 81 First row, left to right: T. Martins, J. Brennan, D. Morawiec, E. O’Gilvie, M. Martinez. Second row: K. Singleton, K. French, D. Conley, R. Witkowski, L. Mathews, M. O’Bara, V. Girouard, K. White. Third row: Mrs. Grace, S. Sokolowski, P. Sousa, R. Haney, M. Murray, P. Newman, K. Sumwalt, R. Garcia, S. Gibson, J. Robles, R. Marceau, M. Daponde. Society The R.L. Putnam Honor Society welcomes back several of last years members, and of course, congratulates the new members who have earned all A and B final yearly grades for 1979-80 to join our 1980-81 Honor Society Fellowship. The officers: Steven Schultz, president; Paula Newman, vice-president; Kathleen Sumwalt, secretary; and Laurie Mathews, treasurer are newly elected by a membership of fifty-five fellow students. They have worked diligently to keep the standards of the Honor Society high and at the same time motivate more students to “get’’ those grades to join. The Honor Society under the advisorship of Mrs. Evelyn Grace is a self supported club. They have sponsored various fund raisers including two major candy sales which profited this club more than $500.00. The club’s annual luncheon and awards including a scholarship fund which began last year, and an end of the year activity trip plan to share these proceeds. Honor Society Members The following students are 1980-81 members: TENTH GRADE Kendall French Tina Johnson Carole Louis Salvatore Montalvo Eric Morawiec Mary Obara Deb. O'Connell Lisa Prophett David Rivera Ron Haney ELEVENTH GRADE James Conant Dianne Conley lris Cruz Michael Daponde Susan Gibson Graig Gridley Scott Isham Michael Lord Brian Marceau Daniel Morawiec Michael Murray Karen Pollard Michael Posusky Henry Putnam Ronald Rae Michael Slater Scott Sokoloski Jean Soule Paula Sousa Lawrence Stasiak Karen White Robyn Witkowski TWELFTH GRADE Vincent Balboni John Brennan Paul Dziwity Robert Marreau Miguel Martines Antonio Martins Laurie Mathews Paula Newman Joseph Nigro Edward O’Gilvie Bridget Pollard Nancy Rivera Patricia Robak Juan Robles James Rust Steven Schultz Keith Singleton Kathleen Sumwalt Sheila Blanks Rosalie Garcia Valerie Girouard Donna Whitely Yearbook Staff Left to right: Robert Holmes, Gary Freniere, Bill Drainville, Diane Demers, James Smith, Laura LaBelle, Gary Kratovil. Bs APPLIANCE AUTO Bo) W. W. Meee, ; ' 2 f - at aes ae ea First row, left to right: Mike Piela, Dave Minie, Manny Silva, Jack Martins, Mark Stebbins, Manny Rodriguez, Mike Knowlton, Dan Plante. Second row: Coach Badger, Mike Sar- nelli, John Stanek, Steve Schultz, Paulo Sousa, Peter Doherty, Steve Labier. Prior to the opening of school in September about 40 to 45 aspirants for the Putnam Beaver’s soccer team attended the first practice. Hard work and spirited competition for varsity berths followenday after day. With the passing of time Coach Badger knew he had the makings of a championship team. Some of the members of the team around which the offense and defense were built are Dave Minie, Manny Silva, Mike Sarnelli, Steve Schultz, Jack Martens, Mark Stebbins endititn Lavoy. Most of these same boys were with Mr. Badger three years ago when they struggled to a 3-13-1 season. They reversed those stats this season to 13-3-1. The season ended in a fiercely contested match with Cathe- dral in the playoffs in double overtime. Cathedral went on to win the Western Mass. title. Jack Martens and Mark Stebbins were named to the All-Western Mass. team. Martens was also mentioned onjthe All American squad. . IES My Re a a ae - WOR me mtn 94 an we Pee ee IN, PTET RONEN MPEP LE ee = oes Tess ee =, tt ys is — The Cheerleaders are shown above encouraging the football team at a Plumb Field game. Left to right are: Jody Beaudry, Kim Allen, Lisa Barlow, Bridget Pollard, lvy Johnson, Veronica Warren. x At y F , n ‘ oat a aes w pies rae � Getting cadence correct for next rah-rah are left to right: Terry Jordan, Jody Beaudry, Carol Bunn, Veronica Warren, Maria Craigwell. The Putnam Beaver The girls take a break and watch part of the game. Left to right are: Veronica Warren, Maria Craigwell, lvey Johnson, Karen Bohlen, Bridget Pollard, Pam Prouty, Lisa Barlow, Rose Dumas and Andrea DeSouza. 95 First row, left to right: R. Robinson, M. Morgan. Second row: E. Oakes, T. Parker, F. Baretto, R. Desouza, G. Gary, K. Junior, R. Moreau, B. Benett, B. Brown, Ed O’Gilvie. Third row: D. Williams, D. Green, M. Daniels, R. Boyd, D. Lowe, K. Byers, A. Gresham, E. Rice, C. Hale, C. Anderson, M. Jones, H. Putnam, W. Williams, C. Scott, Coach Dan Balicki Football Mr. Balicki, the Putnam High football coach, related before pe season started that his players were not overly big but he sensed a feeling of dedication. The play- ers executed their assignments methodically in a combined team effort. This was borne out when the season began and the Beavers rattled off three straight wins. The team could have extended their win streak but for some “home town” decisions by the referees. It is not the purpose of the year- book staff to make excuses for the team’s losses but that and key in- juries against the better teams in the league brought about some close defeats. The Beavers opened the season by beating Palmer, 16-0. Mark Jones featured a strong defense with 14 tackles. Kelm Junior tallied both TD’s to provide the offense. McCann Tech of North Adams was shut out next by a score of 20-0. Junior and DeSouza featured on _ offense. Putnam demolished Pioneer, 48- 0, in its next game to remain un- beaten, untied and unscored upon. The Beavers played good games against their next oppo- nents but were beaten by 16-0, 12-6, 21-12, and 14-6. The team played Commerce to a 0-0 tie for their fourth shutout of the year. Rick Caldwell and Kelm Junior made the Kosior League All-Star team. ee ee Me Penta Oita eS ctl yee , php A eee pend § Bare eet, ee a ad pues Pye oat fae ser Basketball The 1980-81 Basketball team had 50 candidates tryout in mid- November. Coach Drowns took a leave of absence and Mr. Balicki took over the Beavers. It took 2 weeks and the Varsity List of 10 players was finally picked. Jim Hollins and Ras Godbolt were elected Co-captains. Leonard Warren and Gus Shukes round out the 12th graders. Thor Wilson 11th, David White 10th, Eric Boyd 10th, Mike Jones 10th, and Shawn Jones 11th finish off the varsity nine. Midway through the season the Beavers are 8-2 losing to Clas- sical and Northampton. The team defeated Chicopee Comp, Am- herst, Minnechaug, Agawam, East Longmeadow, South Hadley, Longmeadow, and Holyoke Catholic. At this point with 10 games left the Beavers need 6 wins to make a Western Mass Tournament berth. As of this writ- ing the J.V. basketball team is un- defeated with a 9 and 0 record. Victories have been recorded over all our league opponents and Classical by a confortable margin. Leading scorers include: Charles Hollins, Larry Allen, and Don Green. Leading rebounders in- clude: Zane Harris, Sean Jones, and Pat Blackshear. Other team members who have contributed to the team’s success include. Joel Echols, Willie Echols, Norm Smith, Dave Williams, Mark Thompson, and R. Marklam. Varsity a tiy 14 J.V.—First row, left to right: Zane Harris, Larry Allen, Norm Smith, Charles Hollins, Pat Bkackshear. Second row: Willie Echols, Dave Williams, R. Markham, Mark Thompson, Sean Jones, Don Green. j rirst row, left to right: Kelm Junior, Gus Shukes, Jim Hollins, Leonard Warren, Eric Boyd. Second row: Thor Wilson, David White,Shawn Jones, Mike Jones, Mr. Balicki, coach. First row, left to right: Bob DeCarlo, Wayne Stephens, Bob Moore, Brent Whitley, Greg Gary. Second row: J.V. Coach Dennis Gayle, Coach Bill Borecki, Jim Jordan, David Gayle, Robert Gayle, Phil Servantez, Rick Caldwell, Tony R ivera, J.V. Coach Mark Smith. Wrestling The Putnam wrestlers stormed through the first half of their season with a 7-0 record. They also won the Granby Christmas Tournament for a “First Ever’ win in that prestigious event. First place winners were sen- iors Phil Servantez and Greg Gary; and Junior Robert Gayle. Putnam has potential Western Mass and State Champs at (114) Bob Moore; (121) Brent Whitley; (128) Greg Gary; (134) Rick Ocasio; (140) Dave Gayle; (157) Robert Gayle; (169) Phil Servantez; (187) Rick Caldwell, and (Heavy) Tony Rivera. This 1980-81 season without a doubt will be the “best ever” for Putnam wrestling. Unde- feated at publication time is Phil Ser- vantez at (9-0). Jose Lozada working hard on top. Robert Gayle controlling opponent. David Gayle pinning his man. The JV team shown above has worked hard to match varsity’s successes. DeCarlo proclaims victory. SKA! ESAT 7 First row, left to right: Lou Siano, Steve Schultz, Joe Garrette, Mark Lyon, Sam Boucher, Mike DeMars. Second row: Coach Raina, Ed Thibodeau, Gary Bellefeuille, Mike Aldrich, Dan DeMars, Dave White, John Pepper, Mike Knowlton, Tom Egan, Jim Martin, Mgr. Mike Lord. Missing when photo was taken: Tim Kelleher, Scott Isham. 103 i i : : ii First row, left to right: Dan Trudell, Pedro Cruz, Bill Sepulvada, Paul Galloni. Second row: Mr. Stibolt, coach, Troy Parker, Dale Edge, Don Wilson, Charlene LaPorte. ii iaiectaedcertineliarTe. i Peeing te me inaraee The Putnam Girl’s Basketball Team has a present record of 2 wins and 2 losses. The Beaverettes will be challenging the following high schools: Palmer, Ware, Monson, Ho- lyoke Catholic, Ludlow, and Pathfinder. The Beaverettes’ sound defense has limited opponents to an average of 45.2 points per game. Offensively we try to run a well rounded attack, which allows each individual player a fair opportunity to score. Our team motto is D-E-F-E-N-S-E! Girls Basketball First row, left to right: Pauline Kenney, Gina Jerard, Cynthia Smith, Dorothy Singletary, Patricia Phelps. Second row: Mia Bigby, Karen Bowden, Terrette Lowe, Maria Torres, Michelle Hill, Veronica Warren, Paige Brace, Coach Brenda Scott. 108 Mae MA Ae, First row, left to right: Tania Fason, Veronica Warren, Marla Craigwell, Pam Proulx. Second row: Karen Bowden, Bridget Pollard, Terry Jordan, Evonne Elder. Cheerleading 1980 1981 There were tryouts for cheerleading before both the football basketball sea- sons. We had 11 cheer- leaders for each of the sea- sons and the captains were Karen Bowden and Carol Bunn. During the fall the cheerleaders represented Putnam at all the Football games. They also participat- ed in the United Way Parade that went through the cen- ter of Springfield. During the winter they represented Putnam at all basketball games. The cheerleaders are a hard working group of girls with many practices after school. They were coached by Mrs. DeFlaun this year. Spring Sports And Activities Left to right: Glen Sturdivant, Gary Flynn, Rahim Markham, Bob Gianetti, Dennis Wilhite. Missing when photo was taken: Tom Emery, John Davis and Hurb Murry. Tennis This spring was the first year that Putnam had a varsity tennis team. Before 1981 they played on an intramural level. The team had many close matches but did not win any. The team was made up of four seniors: Bob Gianetti, Tom Emery, John Davis and Gary Flynn; three juniors, Glen Sturdivant, Hurb Murry and Diane Rentas; and two sophomores, Rahin Markham and Dennis Wilhite. Emery and Gianetti alternated in the 1 and 2 single positions, while Gary Flynn and Glen Sturdivant rallied for the 3 singles. The dou- bles teams usually consisted of Ra- hin Markham and Dennis Wilhite in the 1 slot with John Davis and Hurb Murry in the second spot. The team was coached by Mrs. DeFlaun. 113 FIRST ROW, left to right: Ed Thibodeau, Glen Douglas, Randy Cipriani, Roger Moreau, Gary North, Arnie Dupre, Larry Keefe. SECOND ROW: Ann White, scorer, Gary Bellefeville, Charles Hollins, Kevin White, Carlton Anderson, Willie Williams, Mike Knowlton, Coach Dan Balicki, Tina Diluzio, manager. Mr. Dan Balicki took over as baseball coach this year. About 75 aspirants signed up for the team. After several weeks some were assigned to Mr. Reynold’s JV team and the rest were cut. The starting lineup included Willie Williams at first, Randy Cipriani at sec- ond, Gary Bellefeville at third, Mike Knowlton at short, Arnie Dupre, Roger Moreau and Kevin White in the out- field, and Glen Douglas catching. The pitching was divided between Carlton Anderson and Gary North. Ed Thibo- deau and Larry Keefe also saw action. The leading hitters were Arnie Dupre, Roger Moreau, Glen Douglas and Gary Bellefeville. At press time the team’s record was 3 wins and 7 losses. Ge ae HEX ithe JUNIOR VARSITY, First row, left to right: J. Rivera, R. Rodriguez, R. Pingree, F. Collazo, J. Eadie. Second row: J. Wojewocki, M. Vancini, P. Navarro, M. Piela, R. Driscoll, J. Mar- tinez, Mr. Reynolds, coach. 115 The Girls’ Softball team is look- ing forward to their best season yet. Despite a slow start, the Bea- verettes are constantly improving every aspect of their game. A young team with only one senior, Ann Connaughton, the Beaver- ettes are becoming tougher de- fensively and offensively. The team has two ninth graders, Nan- cy DeMars and Laurie Ferris, 10th graders Dawn Collins (manager), Gina Jerard, Tammy Robinson, Pa- tricia Phelps, Jackie Redd, Kim Palladino, Linda Blanchard and Carmen Cabrera, 11th graders Dawn Berthiaume, Deborah Co- meau, Maria Elliot and Olympia Stefanides. FIRST ROW, left to right: Deborah Comeau, Maria Elliot, Olympia Stefanides, Mary FitzGibbon, Linda Blanchard. SECOND ROW: Carmen Cabrera, Tammy Robinson, Gina Jerard, Laurie Ferris. THIRD ROW: Miss Scott, coach, Patricia Phelps, Darlene Buoniconti, Nancy DeMars, Dawn Collins, manager. Missing: Dawn Berthiaume. 5 erie Sih a , TIA tle FIRST ROW. left to right: Garrett Henderson, Robert Gayle, Charles Love, Bill Andrew, Bob Bennett, Mike Morgan, Dave Minnie, David Gayle, Kevin Anderson, Isiah Harris. SECOND ROW: Chris Hale, Hallum Howell, Tony Ellison, Wayne Stephens, Junior Williams, Ken Byers, Jim Bledsoe, Chris Wright, Coach Borecki. The Putnam Track and Field team had a very successful ‘““comeback season” under head coach, Mr. Bill Borecki, and valuable assistance from Mr. Brian Norris and Mr. Rich Fontana. Mike Morgan and Dave Gayle were the team point leaders and competed for Western Mass. titles. Several new school records were set: Dave Minnie ran a 4:45 mile, Mike Morgan posted a 43’6” in the triple jump, and Dave Gayle pole vaulted 10’6”, and ran the 330 low hurdles in 42.5 seconds. Bob Bennett did a fine job in the shot put, and ran the first leg in Putnam’s record-breaking 440 yards relay team. The mile relay team included Garrett Henderson, Isiah Harris, Dave Minnie and David Gayle ran an amazing 3:42.6 to break the school mark by 17 seconds. With many sophomores and juniors on the team, Mr. Borecki is looking forward to future successes. 118 ‘ --—- POP a ee : ie £, oe Se — pees toy peas of rink The 1981 Golf team enjoyed a good season with some interesting matches. The team was coached by Mr. Lawrence. Shown above are, left to right: Leanne O’Brien, Peter Bessone, Scott Rhoan, David Midwood, Mr. Lawrence, coach. Missing when photo was taken were Steve Schultz and Peter Bizon. Golf — 120 5 wpe ‘ Ns oo hte ef : = es 8 122 O ov 5 so) S =) | eee wee eo. oa oe ie. C . Four bus-loads of seniors de- parted the school on May 8th for the annual picnic at High Mead- ows in Granby, Conn. The weath- erman obliged with a beautiful sunny day with temperatures in the high 70’s. On arrival the sen- iors were offered doughnuts, pas- tries, coffee, hot chocolate and clam chowder from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. The good day allowed the seniors to use all the facilities available. These included swim- ming, bocce, Basketball, tennis, ping pong, horseback riding, bad- minton, volleyball, softball and horseshoes. Lunch included ham- burgers, hot dogs, barbecued chicken, potato salad, cole slaw, macaroni salad, sauerkraut and baked beans. Soda and chips were free all day. Ten teachers chaper- oned under the leadership of Mr. John O'Neill. yf . - S ( i ea | [i 1 130 GIRLS Bridget Pollard Anna Rodriguez Rosalie Garcia Kathy Sumwalt Nancy Rivera Carol Bunn Rosalie Garcia Elizabeth Ellis Laurie Atkinson Paula Newman Carol Bunn Bridget Pollard Sheila Blanks Bridget Pollard Kathy Sumwalt Spring Wells Martha Smith Martha Smith Zina Cameron Jamillia Moses Denes Williams Jones Girls Clint Eastwood Goldie Hawn General Hospital Mrs. Grace WSCB Class Ballot Most Popular Best Looking Best Dressed Most Ambitious Most Studious Most Cheerful Class Flirt Most Bashful Best Natured Most Likely to Succeed Class Athlete Class Dancer Class Couple Did Most for Class Class News Getter Class Dreamer - Class Loafer Class Clown Most Conscientious Most Alert Favorite Singer Favorite Band Favorite Actor Favorite Actress Favorite TV Show Favorite Teacher Favorite Radio Station BOYS Reggie Smith Phil Servantez Gilbert Camacho Robert Holmes _ Vincent Balboni © Rick Caldwell Reggie Smith Carlos Rivera Michael Teece — Jose Serrano — Rick Caldwell — Richard Robinson Derek Walker Reggie Smith Reggie Smith George Lovejoy - Ruber Nunez — Richard Robinson © Steven Marlow Steven Schultz Teddy Pertaglass GAP Clint Eastwood Ms. Piggy — Soap Mr. Machnik WAIC Class Day Awards ACADEMIC AWARDS Valedictorian — Vincent Balboni Salutatorian — Nancy Rivera English — John Brennan Social Studies — John Brennan Science — Wanda Nadal Mathematics — Nancy Rivera SHOP AWARDS Appliance Air Conditioning — Kenneth Walsh Auto Body — Donald Moran Auto Mechanics — Timothy Szarlan Bakery — Rosalie Garcia Cabinet — Thomas Emery Carpentry — Michael Demars Commercial Art — Edward O’Gilvie Cosmetology — Yvonne Elder Electric — Paul Dziewit Electronic Service Technology — Steven Schultz Fashion Design — Donna Whitely Foods Catering — Paula Newman Health Assistants — Nancy Rivera Heating Air Conditioning — Peter Green Machine — Robert Marceau Machine Drafting — Michael Dauplaise Painting Decorating — Timothy Williams Patternmaking — Robert Pagnoni Print — Sheila Blanks Radio Television — Vincent Balboni Sheet Metal — Michael Lecuyer RECOGNITION AWARDS Attendance Award — Paul Dziewit Daughters of the American Revolution Award — Judy Messer Civitan Award — Bridgette Pollard Massachusetts Vocational Certificate of Merit — Robert Holmes Massachusetts Vocational Certificate of Merit — Kathy Sumwalt Outstanding Citizen Award — Reggie Smith Outstanding Citizen Award — Collette LaBarre Drama Award — Richardo Ocasio Yearbook Award — Judy Messer Putnam Press Award — Sheila Blanks Student Council Award — Judy Messer Writing Award — Dana Freeman Springfield Exchange Club Essay Contest — Helen Coughlin Junior Achievement Award — Jose Natal Junior Achievement Award — Melvin Williams Recipient of the Samuel Bowles Award — Beth Woodward Recipient of the Roger L. Putnam Award — James Rust, Jr. Outstanding Male Athlete Award — Eric Caldwell Outstanding Female Athlete Award — Medina Gee seven inthis laa DOORN iiNet aes (ipdaledulsisinaudigay @ ‘ af 133 Senior Prom May 15, 1981 CHEZ JOSEF Agawam, Massachusetts 138 139 143 BOULEVARD AUTO PARTS USED GARSFARIS 1725 Page Boulevard Springfield, Mass. 01104 a BEST WESTERN-CHICOPEE MOTOR LODGE LODGING GUEST ROOMS 463 Memorial Dr. (Rt. 33), Exit 5 Mass Pike Chicopee, Mass. 01020 SL YT ST TT LS Ne TF TSE NOL LE DEL PADRE, INC. ELECTRONIC CONVENTIONAL HOME ENTERTAINMENT 999 Worthington St. Springfield, Ma. 01109 | SSNS ACES, SES ET REST ES TG PE TS BS RTS SE ST NS PL I BLE RS I EAT IS SS I SE We wish to thank our sponsors on this page and Page 111 for their | financial assistance toward this yearbook. Please patronize our sponsors and when you do, thank them for their assistance. Editor’s Comments Ooops. Due to a clerical error some seniors were omitted from the Yearbook. 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