Smith Vocational High School - Vikings Yearbook (Northampton, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

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' E1 .L,1i5N:'.'.I.ig' ' 'LIHLSQ' n' The 1963 SMITH'S AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL Northampton Vocotionol High School Northampton, Mossochusetts FOREWORD In early history a custom of forming trade guilds arose. Men who shared vocations joined together to further the interest and better the quality of their work. Among these guilds was one formed by men engaged in building. Perhaps this was the most important, for life is a job of building. We strive to build a home, to build a community, to build a nation, to build a better world in which to live. In school we, too, are like the early guildsman for we are united by a common bond--the desire to learn. We also have our masters, our craftsmen, our apprentices. Our masters are our teachers and advisors--those people who are experienced in guiding others to become desirable citizens. Those of us whose Smith's School education is complete are craftsmen. After four years at Smith's School, we are ready to apply the knowledge we have learned. The underclassmen are the apprentices. These students are learning the process of building. All of us--faculty, seniors and underclassmen--are striving for the same goal. For our iob is meeting and accepting our future responsibilities. 2 DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of l 963 , wish to dedicate the year book of this year to two teachers who are very well liked by the students, Mrs. Agnes C. Gagner and Mr. Edward T. Mann. MRS. A. GAGNER Mrs. Gagner came to us in l 961 from Frontier Regional in South Deerfield. She is a graduate from Greenfield High School and Nasson College in Springvale, Maine. Mrs. Gagner teaches Foods and Nutrition. Mother as Mrs. Gagner is known around the School Campus has helped the girls very much. Whenever we have a problem it is solved by one of Mother's Brainstroms! l l MR. E. MANN Mr. Mann is a graduate of Smith's School. Like many of the other teachers he has come back to teach at his Alma Mater. He became head of the Auto Body Department in l 955 . Mr. Mann has been an inspiration to students at Smith's School. His instruct- ion and advisement have made many stud ents better citizens. Iwi Arts and Science Building Shop Building 4 Administration Building ADMINISTRATION 4 Best wishes at graduation to a fine group of girls. I feel certain you will be successful whether you con- tinue your education, find employment or become a home- maker,because the courses you have taken have given you a good background on which to build your future. Ann O'Connor Dean of Girls Director B . Stanley Dowgert To the Class of l 963: There can be no happiness in life without work. Work not only benefits the mind but also keeps all parts of the human machine in order. Work is the greatest force in the world for character building because it allows a person to earn the respect of others. ln the spirit of Dr. Charles Martin, l tip my hat to you young people. No one knows, nor can be sure, what great talent lies among you. Among the members of the Class of l 963 may be some of the truly outstanding citizens of tomorrow. lt is up to you now as this school has done all it can for you, and the diplomas you have received represent the end of the efforts of your teachers and the School to be of assistance to you. Good luck. C B. Stanley Dowgert, Director lst Row Mrs. Carruthers, Mrs. Kenney, Mr. Dowgert, Miss O'Connor, Miss Scott, Mrs. Gagner 2nd Mr. Peck, Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Smith, Mr. McGrath, Mr. Stott, Mr. Bowe 3rd Mr. Cepek, Mr. Hutchins, Mr. Viliesis, Mr. Waslick, Mr. Martin, Mr. Mann Mr. Bowie 4th Mr. Allen, Mr. Heady, Mr. Kuchyt, Mr. Ctis, Mr. Hutchins, Mr. Learned 5th Mr. Scott, Mr. Maiinowski, Mr. Roy, Mr. Olszewski Mrs. E. Symons Mrs. A. Doyle i 7 Cafeteria Staff L-R Mrs. F. Prosciak, Mrs. B. Cichaski, Mrs. Ann Hebert Custodians L-R Mr. Leon Cranson Mr. Daniel Sullivan 8 SENICDRS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to Right: W. Symonski - Treasurer, Jane Fisher - Secretory, B. Young - President D. Pease - Vice President. SENIOR CADETS Left Io Right: K. Moulion, W. Symonski, G. Worden, C.ScIfis, D. Peose, J. Pluto, K. Sikop IO ELAINE DOROTHY BUCKMAN Northampton Birthdate: September 9 , l 944 Nickname: Red 8. Buckie Activities: Cheerleader l , 2 , 3 Glee Club l , 2, 3, 4 Ambition: To Further My Education l CHESTER cicHAsKi Northampton Birthdate: May l 6, 1945 Nickname: Cowboy Activities: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Soccer 3 , 4 Ambition: Carpenter DALE ANDREWS Savoy Birthclate: December l l , l 943 Activities: Reporter and Vice Pres. of F.F.A. Ambition: A Farmer THERESA CECILE COUTU Turners Falls Birthdate: November 24 , l 944 Nickname: Terry Activities: Glee Club l , 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Housewife JOSEPH CUTTING Shelburne Falls JOHN JOSEPH DALEY Northampton Birthdate: March I 5, I 945 Nickname: Jack Activities: Shop Representative Ambition: Front End Alignment l Birthdate: November I7 , I 942 Nickname: Joe Activities: Secretary F.F .A. Ambition: To Farm WILLIAM J. EVANS Northampton Birthdate: December 30, I 944 Nickname: Bill Activities: Varsity Drill Team 2 , 3, 4 Soccer 4, Baseball I , 2, 4 Ambition: Refrigeration Maintenance MARGARET CATHERINE DONOVAN Florence Birthdate: July 8 , 1943 Nickname: Peggie Activities: Cheerleader I ,2 ,3 Gazette Reporter 3 ,4, Class Representative 2 ,3, Secretary I ,Glee Club I ,2,3,4 Ambition: Be Myself RICHARD A. FULLER Easthampton Birthdate: December I4 , I 944 Nickname: Rich Activi.ties: Eating Ambition: Carpenter MARTHA LOUISE HAYDEN Bay State Birthdate: March I I , I 946 Nickname: Micki Activities: Glee Club: I, 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Housewife Ili 1 ,., l l JANE CAROL FISHER Easthampton Birthdate: March I8 , I 944 Nickname: Smiley Activities: Class Secretary 2 , 3 , 4 Glee Club I , 2, 3, 4 Ambition: Travel JOEL HINTON Chesterfield Birthdate: August 8 , I 945 Nickname: Gido Ambition: Cabinetmaker KENNETH LUSSIER Easthampton Birthdate: December l O, i 945 Nickname: Spes Ambition: Electronic Engineer l 1 CHARLES R. KENNEY Huntington Birthdate: May i 3 , l 945 Nickname: Chuck Activities: Varsity Drill Team, Shop Representative Ambition: To work in the Electronic Field BRUCE MEUNIER Whately Birthdate: June 25, i 945 Activities: Shop Representative Ambition: Auto Frame Straightener WALTER L. MAREK, JR. Easthampton Birthdate: June 4 , l 945 Nickname: Moose Activities: Baseball, Basketball, Soccer Manager Ambition: Carpenter KENNETH MOULTON Easthampton Birthdate: September l 3 , l 945 Nickname: Tranny Activities: Shop Representative 2 Ambition: Mechanic GEORGE MOTT Leeds Birthdate: June 7 , l 943 Nickname: Mottsy Activities: Junior Class President Ambition: Heavy Equipment Operator LAWRENCE E. MEUNIER Whately Birthdate: May 20, 1943 Nickname: Larry Ambition: Carpenter DOUGLAS PEASE Ashfield Birthdate: December 1 2 , l 944 Nickname: Doug Activities: Baseball l , 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4 Soccer 4 Ambition: Electronic Technician JOHN RICHARDSON Goshen Birthdate: August 2 O , l 94 5 Nickname: Rodent Activities: Baseball l , 2, 3 , 4 Ambition: To be a Mi lionaire JEFFREY E. PLUTA Easthampton Birthdate: August 7 , l 944 Nickname: Jeff Ambition: Auto Mechanic GEORGE ROGALESKI Hatfield Birthdate: February 2l , I 946 WAYNE EDWIN ROBERTS Goshen Birthdate: January l 7 , l 944 Nickname: Rob Activities: Baseball l, 2, 3 , 4 Ambition: Sheet Metal Work WILLIAM SARAZIN Northampton Birthdate: May 9, 1944 Nickname: Bill Activities: All Sports Ambition: Sheet Metal KARL SIKOP Amherst Birthdate: November 7 , l 944 Nickname: Si Activities: Baseball Manager 2 Ambition: Service Carrier .: A : Qfi CHESTERSSALTIS Northampton Birthdate: July 16, i 945 Nickname: Salty Activities: Soccer 3 , 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l , 2, 4 Ambition: Further My Athletic Ability ERNEST STRONG Cummington Birthdate: February 24 , l 945 Nickname: Ernie Ambition: To Buy 34 8 For Big Chev W BERNIE SUPERBA I Williamsburg Birthdate: July 5, 1943 Nickname: Sub Activities: Reporter for F .F .A. Ambition: Farmer? JOHN WHITEHURST Leeds Birthdate: February 21 , 1 946 Nickname: Whitey Activities: Shop Representative Ambition: Painter WILLIAM SYMANSKI Hatfield Birthdate: July 1 , 1945 Nickname: Bill Activities: Basketball Ambition: Carpenter RICHARD WATRAS Northampton Birthdate: March 1 5 , 1 946 Nickname: Dick Ambition: Farmer? GARY WO RDEN BRUCE YOUNG Northampton Florence Birthdate: November 24 , I 942 Birthdate: October 28 , l 943 Nickname: Crash Nickname: Scooter Ambition: Carpenter Activities: 2 years Drill Team Vice President 3 Ambition: To date more girls this year than last year l lst Row W. Symanski, J. Fisher, B. Young, D. Pease, Mr. O'Connell, Mr. McGrath 2nd J. Richardson, B. Superba, P. Donovan, M. Hayden, E. Buckman, T. Coutu, E. Strong 3rd R. Fuller, W. Sarazin, W. Roberts, C. Saltis, K. Sikop, K. Lussier, W. Evans 4th J. Daley, C. Cichaski, L. Meunier, J. Cutting, J. Hinton, C. Kennery, W. Marek 5th G. Worden, G. Mott, K. Moulton, B. Meunier, C. Rogaleski, J. Pluta What is flwf yOU GFS What a cor? Hey Coach. taking home Mr. Woslick? What ore you trying to Cooch's Golf Clinic prove, Mr. Heody. Wipe thot smile off. What time is the funeral Mr. Smith? 20 DEPARTMENTS -my 4 'QGJLQ 6 6, N Lf MJ Chester Cady--Allen Beals AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT We of the Agricultural Department are happy that we are finishing our four years course in Vocational Agriculture. We have been busy in the past four years. We studied Gardening and Small Fruit. In gardening we studied about differ- ent kinds of vegetables. In small fruit we studied about strawberries, raspberries grapes. ln our sophomore year we studied about Poultry and Forestry. We the seniors of the Aggie Department wish to express our sincere appreciation for the outstanding work shown to us by our Vo-Ag instructor and advisor in the F.F.A., Mr. Noel B.W. Smith and our shop instructor Mr. Vitie Viliesis. lst Row J. Cutting, D. Andrews, B. Superba, J. Sawyer, R. Watras, R. Lebeau 2nd Row K. Wickland, K. Ullman, C. Lapienslai, C. Cady, A. Beals 3rd Row C. Beals, R. Edwards, P. Tolan, S. Start, Mr. Viliesis 4th Row Mr. Smith, J. Goodrich, P- CUlVeF, D. Lively, P. Sarafin AUTGMOBILE MECHANICS DEPARTMENT E as as ln the Auto Mechanics Department your first year is spent learning the basic parts of the engine. This includes clisasscm of the engine. This includes disassembling engines and learning the names of the var- ious parts and how they operate. ln your sophomore year you apply what you have learned in your freshman year to live iobs. A live job is working on a real car not one of the shop's units. When you are a senior you will be doing trouble shooting. Trouble shooting a car is finding out what is wrong with the engine before doing the work. L When you graduate from the Auto Mechanics Department you have the training to continue - I ' I in the automotive trade and better yourself. G Bucala R Piziak K. Donovan, J.Bobala lst Row Mr. Kuchyt, R. Lundrigan, F. Graves, J. Sanders, W. Levernois, K. Kuzonkowski, J. Whited, G. Studzinski, N. Samson, Mr. Stott 2nd T. Pease, C. Grochowski, R. Piziak, J. Bowler, P. Maiewski, R. Naskiewicz, J. Bobala, L. Haggerty, L. Pease 3rd K. Roberts, G. Bucala, T. Tomkins, A. Mardin, J. Roberts, K. Donovan, E. Passa 4th J. G'Neil, M. Greenia, C. Tudyrn, R. Nietsche, F. Pothier, R. Adamites 23 AUTO BODY DEPARTMENT We of the Auto Body Department are finishing out four of our most im- portant years of schooling. We have the finest facilities in any vocational school for refinishing automobiles. We are proud to say we are the second school in Massachusetts to obtain a frame straightening and wheel aligning machine, to further our knowledge in ment. lt has been a great honor to obtain the knowledge of two of the finest Auto l Body men Edward T. Mann, and Frank Mal inowski . B. Meunier Ist Row B. Young, J. Green, G. Sadoski, P. Jacoby, P. Chalet, T. Szumowski, J. Peterson, Mr. Mann 2nd J. Lesco, M. Florio, L. Prescott, J. Moore, P. Luchini, G. Champeaux, F. Kaleta 3rd D. Marcil, J. Thorpe, F. Taylor, R. Laprade, W. Gett, L. Poudrier, S. Kaleta 4th M. Cahillane, J. Daley, D. Dale, D. Cavanaugh, N. Ahearn, D. Roberge, B. Cozzens 5th Row B. Meunier, T. Pease, J. Skroski, D. Myrick, C. Grochowski,D. Breen M. Parish, Mr. Malinowski. 24 frame straightening and front end align- CARPENTRY DEPARTMENT t At the beginning of our vocational training in the building industry we began preparing ourselves in the basic steps in carpentry and cabinetmaking. In our second year we advanced in the build- ing of outside structures and also interior re- modeling. ln our last year we constructed the shed be- hind the shop, remodeled the assembly hall , and built an office forthe Paint Department. We the seniors of the Carpentry Department would like to thank the instructors of our department for the training which they have given us. For four years they have taught us the fundamentals of carpentry. For this the class. ot 63 gives a big thanks to Mr. Bowie, Mr. P, Barnes Olszewski and Mr. Otis. lst Row R. Scott, H. Cleveland, C. Growhowski, J. Casella, F. Lavalley, K. Favaro, P. Burgielewicz, R. Carey, P. Smith, K. Kushi, M. Szepelak, Mr. Bowie 2nd R. Foster, J. Kairis, W. Wichowski, S. Riley, J. Yarasauyck, A. Springer, W. Hodgkins, R. Wasilauski, G. Kellogg, W. Swanda, L. Strzegowski, P. Barnes 3rd R. Rogers, L. MacDonald, E. Stanisewski, G. Robinson, K. Kushi, R. Mougin, J. Parrish, F. Welt, N. Paulin, Mr. Olszewski 4th E. Dane, R. Tomasauckas, C. Saltis, J. Hinton, L. Meunier, W. Symanski, C. Cichaski, W. Marek, C. Growhoski, Mr. Otis 5th G. Worden, R. Fuller, J. Jenks, L. Ricore, G. Himmelman, W. Michalowski, D. Osle 25 Y Y DRAFTING DEPARTMENT This year the Drafting Department has twelve new students. We have been covering all the fundamentals including orthographic proiection, sectioning aux- iliary proiection, sheet metal drafting, etc. Some of the boys have also pro- duced drawings for fire exits, Civil Def- ense, sheet metal, carpentry and other shops. The class takes field trips to various manufacturing plants in the area. This is done to observe manufacturing processes at first hand. This always proves to be TT very interesting and beneficial for the students. lst Row T. Patrick, F. Donohue, R. Clapp, R. Dubois 2nd J. Wanczyk, B. Straub, R. Pushkin, B. Dufresne, Mr. Bowe 3rd T. Yarrows, G. Sadowski, C. Cichanowicz, P. Karparis 26 ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT In our Electrical Department for the first three years we were taught the pro's and con's of electrical wiring methods. Also we were given practical work around the School. ln our fourth year we were taught the basics on Industrial Electronics. When we get a chance we get radio of TV to work on to extend our knowledge of Electronics. This year we have five seniors graduating to carry on the basic knowledge of electrical wiring and industrial electronics to better themselves in their future. For this we must thank our teachers, Mr. Martin, Mr. . Cl k--C. K Scott and Mr. Vandaloski. G or enney lst Row E. Bachand, G. Marney, P. Spencer, C. Robinson, L. Ledoux, N. Morin, Jr. P. Nikonczyk, W. Bancroft, Mr. Martin 2nd L. Fuller, D. Korpiewski, D. Parker, J. Major, H. Bates, J. Tessier, J. Layman, G. Charette 3rd E. Bruneau, R. Champagne, D. Carver, R. Wickline, W. Byron, G. Clark, D. Kaminski, Mr. Scott 4th P. Bergenon, J. Smith, R. Larochell, J. Marra, E. Fournier, K. Aldrich, V. Grise 5th K. Lussier, D. Pease, K. Sikop, W. Evans, F. Smith, R. Kowalski, C. Kenney W 1 27 B . Hacker--D. Demarais ' HOUSEHOLD ARTS DEPARTMENT Ever since we came to Smith's School we have enjoyed everything we have done. We have learned to knit, crochet,em- broider, paint and etch trays, silk screen, weave baskets, and make candles. Also, we have learned how to make tailored clothes In foods besides regular cooking we have learned how to put on breakfasts and luncheons for a large number of guests. A great help to our education were the classes in Marriage and Family, Personal Grooming, Home Nursing and Citizenship. The Senior Girls wish to thank all of the teachers for their kindness and under- standing throughout our four years at S.V.S. lst Row G. LaValley, C. Carr, E. McKinnon, D. Desmarais, A. Bushey, N. Emery, D. Hosmer, 2nd D. Challet, B. Fisher, C. Brin, I. Marinus, B. Bray, B. Hacker, L. McKinnon 3rd S. Pecor, J 4th J. Scrnsouci 5th S. Benedict, . Tennyson, S. Pawlikowska, L. Rivard, J. Fisher, J. Reynolds , D. Miner, J. Pratt, B. Stackow, M. Hayden, Miss O'Connor ckman, P. Donovan, T. Coutu MACHINE DEPARTMENT The first year in the Machine Shop we learned how to read the micrometer and different kinds of dial gauges. We also learned to run the lathe, drill press, and milling machine. During our Soph- omore and Junior years we steadily ad- vanced in knowledge. We wish to thank our instructors, Mr. Allen and Mr. Peck, for all the knowledge they have given us in the tour short years we have been here. G . Mott lst Row E. Ducharme, R. Bouchard, D. Poudrier, W. Schuman, E. Kurtz, G. Farrell R. Guyette, Mr. Peck 2nd J. Patenaude, W. Bilsky, L. Boucher, G. St.Martin, R. Wilton, P. Thieme, W. Moore, S. Pawloski 3rd R. McKinnon, A. Morini, J. Bouchard, S. Vanasse, M. Chudzik, L. Torrey, E. Cialek 4th Mr. Allen, E. Goral, D. Hawthorne, M. Yanginski, R. Judd, G. Mott 29 PAINT DEPARTMENT We entered Smith's School in 1959. During our freshmen year we painted the farm house. ln related we were taught to use the different types of stagings. ln our sophomore year we painted the cellar of the Newmann Club. Our biggest job was painting the arena and the assembly hall in the main building. In our junior and senior years we refinished f furniture and we did a lot of spraying, mix- ing colors, hanging wallpaper and decorat- ing. We would like to thank Mr. Roy and Mr. Hutchins for all they have done for a Hutchins for all they have done for us over J' Whltehurst the past four years. lst Row K. Clark, D. Pashek, E. Sorenson, D. Tymkovich, W. White, H. Colby, Mr. Roy s 2nd J. 3rd R. 4th L. R 5th D. Fraulo, A. Davis, D. Dufault, E. Atkinson, W. Lynch, R. Mott Dione, J. Minelli, B. Tennyson, M. Greene, A. Jerome, B. Kellogg, R. Green Graves, R. Niquette, D. Tilbe, J. Korpiewski, W. Irwin, M. Payette, Colburn Loomis, L. Payette, R. Irwin, S. Vinelli, C. Watling, Mr. J. Hutchins A 3 O SHEET METAL DEPARTMENT Through the years in the Sheet Metal Department we learned how to use the basic machinery and the basic tools. ln our shop we learn to make specified objects to fit a specified iob. Correct layouts on metals is the success to a correct fitting of a cer- tain job. ln the Sheet Metal Department we learn to work with almost all kinds and shapes of metals. Our subiects in our trade are Mathematics, Pattern Development ancl Drawing and Trade Science. We figure different problems in math to apply to our tradez ln trade science we learn how the material we use is made and process- ed. ln all this learning in the Sheet Metal Department has prepared us to work in our trade to the best of our ability. MQMW Wayne Roberts--William Sarazin lst Row C. Elliott, K. Demerslci, R. Blakesley, G. Kugler 2nd J. Richardson, E. Corbett, M. Mr tysiewicz, P. Roberts 3rd G. Godaire, D. Smith, J. Russell, G. Robinson 4th D. Thebado, G. Leclerc, R. Saltis, J. Whitley 5th W. Sarazin, Mr. Heady, W. Roberts I Freshman Reception Freshman Class Officers L-R: B. White, Treasurer, G. LaValley, Secretary, R. Foster, President, D. Cavanaugh, Vice President 32 A ACTIVITIES M if igi ' ' 9 r p A 5 B 1 MMMIIILPI News Staff L-R: Peggy Donovan, Pat Demarais, Gerry Clark Glee Club lst RowS. Vaccelli, D. Desmarais, A. Bushey, L. Rivard, S. Pecor, G. LaValley, C. Carr, E. McKinnon, D. Hosmer, D. Miner, J. Reynolds 2nd B. Hacker, C. Brin, S, Pierce, B. Barcomb, J. Pratt, D. Challet, P. Desmarais B. Bray, B. Fisher 3rd C. Barcomb, L. McKinnon, J. Fisher, I. Marinus, B. Sfackow, J. Sansouci, J. Tennyson, S. Pawlikowska, T. Coutu, E. Buckman, M. Hayden, P. Donovan J. Sadowski 34 I Yearbook Staff L-R: Jane Fisher, Theresa Coutu, Elaine Buckman, Martha Hayden, Peggy Donovan Future Farmers of America L-R: R. Watras, Sentinel, D. Andrews, Vice President, J. Cutting, President, J. Sawyer, Secretary, Mr. N. Smith, Advisor, B. Superba, Treasurer, R. LeBeau Reporter. 35 N ofionol Defense Cadet Corp Codef Plclfoons Seniom onthe N.D.C.C. DHllTecm L-R: ChorHe Kenney BiH Evans SmiHfs I4.D.C.C DrHl Team Guess Who Is Doing 'rhe Talking Freshmen Get Younger Every Year A Penny For Your Thoughts ww ,rink wwsifikrsxfsi Ns, W MSM 'W?f?i5 ., 1 e'SMlTH'S SCHOOL SENIORS IN WASHINGTON Our Gang Arrid Please . Cheez-If- Raid We always get our man. 39 Ness Who? Seven Dol Lars ca Hamburg Our Chaperone May I go Teacher? Smooky Bear Aren'f you cute Smffs Whose feet Smell ? How ore fhings of Bridgewater - Mr. O ? Was if worfh if? SENIOR CLASS WILL Jeffrey Pluto wills his Quiet Manner to George Marney Gary Worden wills his Smile to George Robinson Joel Hinton wills his Stylish Hair to Larry Recore Chet Saltis wills his Large Talk to Steve Vinelli Doug Pease wills his Running Ability to Mike Greenia Chet Cichaski wills his Insurance Injury Blanks to Mrs. Kenney Chuck Kenney wills his Night Life to John Skroski Bill Evens wills his Quick Temper to Ed Goral Richard Fuller wills his Inventions and Salesmanship to W. Byron George Rogaleski wills his Full-Race-Cam to Mr. Kuchyt Walt Marek wills his Size to Don Pashek Bruce Meunier wills his Field Trip to M. Parrish Bruce Young wills his Wise Cracks to Paul Smith, Also, Speeding Tickets to Coach McGrath John Whitehurst wills his Athletic Ability to Fritz Smith Billy Symanski wills his Skiis to Stanley Kaleta George Mott wills his Restaurant to Mike Greenia John Daley wills his Disposition to Mr. Malinowski Karl Sikop wills his Soda Business to Mr. Bowe Ken Lussier wills his Driving Talents to M. Parrish Ernie Strong wills his Curly Hair to George Champoux Joseph Cutting wills his Loving Personality to Mr. Viliesis Dale Andrews wills his Girls to the Beals Boys Richard Watras wills his Absentee Record to L. Payette Bernard Superba wills his Eggs to Bob Lebeau Peggy Donovan wills her Parking Place to any girl smart enough to get her license Terri Coutu wills her love for Reading to anyone Elaine Buckman wills her Gum to Mrs. Gagner Micki Hayden wills her Discussions with Miss Scott to Pat Demarais Janie Fisher wills her Good Personality to her Sister, her Giggle to Mrs. Gagner The Senior Class wills Billy Sarazin to Uncle Sam Wayne Roberts wills his False Teeth to Gerry Robinson John Richardson wills his Height to Torrey 43 SENIOR CLASS BALLOT Most Musical C. Cichaski--P. Donovan Best Dressed Jane Fisher--Chet Saltis Best All Around Karl Sikop--Peggy Donovan Most Ladylike Best Looking Jane Fisher CWalter Marekj Bruce Young--Jane Fisher Mosf Likely 'ro Succeed Most Popular Bruce Young, Peggy Donovan Most Genflemanly L. Meunier QN. Emeryj Best Personality Jane Fisher--C. Kenney Quiefest Most Dependable Jane Fisher--R. Fuller Theresa Coufu--Karl Sikop Our Philosopher Boys Will Be Boys Feeling No Pain Oh Really, Miss O'Connor Our Pol--Mr. Hutchins Janie--l 9-hundred cmd what? 46 me-f I N Y I ATHLETICS A-QXWI F' W A5 SOCCER The Soccer team at S.V.S. had a mediocre season. They finished the season with a 4 -7 -3 record. Chet Cichaslci and Chet Saltis were key men for Smith's School. Jim Smith and Gerry Robinson were valuable varsity players who will be returning next year. The Mechanics biggest games were against St. Micheal 's and Smith Academy. Chet Saltis was the leading scorer with eight goals. Jim Smith was next in line with six goals. Doug Pease was outstanding goalie for Smith's School. Kneeling left to right: T. Szumowslci, T. Pease, G. Robinson, G. Kowalski, C. Cichaski, B. Evans. Standing left to right: P. Maiewski, S. Vinelli, D. Thebodo, C. Growhoslci, J. Smith, B. Lynch, D. Pease, B. Sarazin, C. Saltis, C. Robinson, B. Kellogg D. Smith. 50 BASKETBALL Smith's School 's varsity basketball had a very successful season. They won the Bi County league championship by defeating St. Mary's of Westfield in a play-off game. The team had a league record of 8 wins and l loss and a seasonal record of l 6 - 6 . Chet Saltis and Chet Cichaski were top scorers along with Bob Saltis and Bill Symanski Gerry Robinson was a top rebounder with C. Cichaski . The varsity also won the Massachusetts Small Vocational Schools Championship to a finishing touch to a very successful season. Left to right: P. Maiewski, G. Robinson, S. Start, G. Clark, J. Skroski, Coach McGrath, C. Cichaski, B. Symanski, R.,Erl in, W. Marek, B. Saltis, B. Sarazin. 51 BASEBALL 3 fofff i 1 . ii l X l'11ElTj 16 M M ist Row-L-R: S. Vinelli, A. Springer, H. Cleveland, J. Richardson 2nd Row - R. Irwin, G. Clark, D. Pease, R. Edwards, P. Sfrodzki 3rd Row - C. Saifis, Mr. McGrath, Coach, W. Sarazin, W. Roberts CHEERLEADERS S. Pierce P. Demarias S. Pawilkowski N. 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