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

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Yearbook Staf nnot own he ar We 0 be rs of elano Roosevelt Table Of Contents: A Guide To Our Year 4 .....21 .....43 .....96 107 1 1 '- if ' J - 1 , I U , , 1. an E A Y 1 - b I Tits? -,,. ,. I 'R 1 , f 1 . 1 ,. ,.,, 1 t..--4 - ...W . , 5 ,. , , . 1 . ,-,it , P . I. ' . -' 'fig r. ' ,L . ' ' 5 ' 1 -J 1 . 119 1 555 as 5 i x I Class of 1971: Your education at Smith Vocational High School has been a process which, by its very nature, attemped to open an avenue of opportunity for all students who sought to become successful citizens. Our basic objective was to provide a learning place where you would receive occupational training, academic education and academic enrichment which would assist you in developing your personal philosophies and contribute to your becoming happier and more productive members of society. This philosophy is in keeping with the concept of vocational-technical education which stresses total development of the person. Your director, other members of the administration and faculty, sincerely hope that we have not failed. We want you to keep, deep in your hearts, the wonderful memories of your school-life and we wish you every success in the future . B. Stanley Dowgert, Director 5 5 M 5315? 'W' ,Leif We 'Q ig, X ,,.: :Z-1? - 'Thou must I, - +3?. :an Gordon Allen Machine Department Head If thou the t1 t - Hal yi-' Y Y Y N it ,C W CW , ...ii gui Z - uw , :fm ,g.sf1H: 1 an eff H FL f V Y n 5 H' 55551: 1 N :mu fff??,,X1k,, H 5-2 W K, Robert Bowe Drafting D epartm ent He ad Sgt. Erwin Brady R.O.T.C. Edith Carruthers S ewing DONATED BY SMITI-I'S SCHOOL ELECTRIC DEPT. e thy self, -ou1ds't teach. onar 'Q Marilyn Everett Sewing john Filipek Automotive DONATED BY W. S. PICKERING 8 SONS, INC. OF AMI-IERST. ww, -7 I Eunice Fiske Crafts ,. W WZ- -ff H - - 1, Q' ' SL: ,N 15.1 3 Tk' K Agnes Gagner Foods Department Head DONATED BY NORTHAMPTON ST. GARAGE OF' EAS THAMPTO Laurence Hallin English Robert Goller Auto Body Francis Juchnicki Metal Fabrication William He ady Metal F abric ation D epartment I-Ie ad DONATED BY PHILLIPP MANUFACTURING CO. OF EAST!-IAMPTON 'Tis education for Just as the twig is Clifford junkins C arp entry joseph Kuchyt Automotive Alexander I '19 Department Head Walter Letourneau C arp entry D avi d Ludl am English and History DONATED BY AL'S RESTURANT OF SO. DEERFIELD common mind: e tree's inclined. Francis Malinowski Auto Body Edw ard Mann Auto Body Department Head DONATED BY CERNAK BUICK INC. OF EASTI-IAMPTON 1 x. '14 .xx Rxmt. 1-1- xhxkgr xnxx, X X xx-,x . p , 1 . Sus an MCC auley Librarian Richard Martin Hectric al Department Head DONATED BY LUCCI-IEI'S RESTAURANT OF EASTHAMPTOII Margaret O'Connor Typing james O' Connell Guidance Robert Otis C arpentry Francis Olszewski Carpentry Department Head DONATED BY JOHN MOVIARTY FURN. INC. OF EASTHAMPTON W,,!H,i 5' c'Reading maketh M l ready man, and wr Major William Patten R. O. T. C. Department Head g , Edward Peckham Agriculture Steven Root Agriculture Rene Roy Paint 1 D epartm ent He ad DONATED BY TOBIN BROTHEPJS INC. OF FLORENCE fy S ZF' x NIMH 5, 2-Q 5 1 1 , :I . 4 -1 pit? n 1 'mam EW sf w 3:35, fu iffy. 4 ,gi ' QW H1 . if Q. ' ::fi.ffi2?'1Qigf- W. ,N . ,Hj',mu .,E, TIL Z 35 rzsiisyin 1 5-' '- A .- Mais J ig, X ,- , 4.5215 g L, 23 a 1 fi? A QW A? W 1 -9' ,sr t J, 11- A A. 52 uv' V F Russell Sears Agriculture Department Head Edward Shaughnessy English DONATED BY WEST CLOTHING CENTER, INC Henry Stott Automotive Sgt. Robert Talbot R. O. T. C . Thomas Tessier Machine DONATED BY CI-IET'S GARAGE OF GOSHEN Donald Tudryn Mathematics Edward Vandolowski Electric al :Q ,n fm-vfdiJ44 ' ,,, m M 1 :fmt H 1 mess, H ata Vitie Viliesis Science and Mathematics 3? E ! , m wma 1 19232 Peter Waryowski English v, K William Waslick English and History DONATED BY MONTGOMERY ROSE CO. OF I-IADLEY - Dorthea Wilson as wp! raidaflgigl Physical Educ ati on I 'I 9 reef. 1 Gertrude Kenney Nurse Q - Q Florence Prosciak, Carol Prosciak, Constance Russell, Katherine Fil, Cafeteria Staff ,N o O, c vm, ' as F . 'I , r , v. - : -A D l ,, fr DONATED BY SEB'S AUTO SERVICE OF HADLEY In Dedication With greatest respect we dedicate the 1971 Vikings to Danny Sullivan who has served the students of Smith's School most faithfully. I w V i r 1 Nearly everyone who has attended Smith' School at one time or another has asked Danny for some help 'X or advice and none have ever been refused. 1 For memory has painted this perfect day with colors that never fadeg And We frnd at the end of a perfect day, the soul of a friend wefve made. - Carrie Jacobs Bond r F i 20 'Y v - v UAH that we are is th ill? jacalyn R. Adams Easthampton Home Economics jackie has been active in cheerlead- ing while at Smith and plans to work when she graduates. Bernie J. Barlow, jr. Cheerleader Hatfield Electrical Bernie, one of our perennial hall- walkers, could kick a mean soccer- ball. KNOW fellaslj Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, 'Intra- mural, Drill Team, Yearbook William Bernotas Suderland Carpentxy Bill enjoys the outdoors and hopes to be able to travel after he graduates. William H. Bigelow Williamsburg Carpentry Bill, who has no great love for some of our longer-haired fellows, has been known to say, The things you see when you ain't got a gun! Color Guard, Radio Club, Yearbook DONATED BY RAU'S SUNOCO SERVICE OF MONTAGUE 'sf O .Lg W-9:1 1 ' . ff' ,. E ' ' sg' ' Fi 4 L gg MW ,1 Q , jr. ,f yt ,g L W . 4 'Q A r V4 5 fi' -f HW' 1f:. me ' 755 ,V V H, - is is yank :: wg: . V 1 4 ' '- f 2' U '+ ., 4 ygirzk L-J'E'i'fi sf If Q5 il , -P ' .:' ' , - 4 .V .f . -aft 5 ' E.. , .-I I M Lk - 54 .L gn . .Z5EE:. Vg ? ' Lt : YB Ev ,ETS , :X Mi' X i ' , :MTE ,..,. X QE that We all must die, We were to live Harold Burnett Wendell Carpentry Zeke has a gift for talking his way out of nearly any situation. l William Childs Northampton Carpentry Bill enjoys driving his dad's truck and hopes to own his own business someday. Soccer, Intramural, Class Officer Wayne J. Buzzee Westhampton Auto Mechanics Wayne is interested in automobile work and he plans to get married and go to work when he graduates . Drill Team Wayne Cleveland Orange Auto Mechanics Stanley is one of the orginial New Salem transfers who followed Mr. Filipek down the hill. DONATED BY ED'S AUTO PARTS OF NORTHAMPTON fl if 'sl Gwendolyn Collins Wendell Home Economics Gwen has been active in yearbook and FHA. She plans to marry after gradu- ation. Student Council, Cheerleader, F.H.A. Ye arbook David Demerski Haydenville Drafting Mersk has plans to be successful bas- ketball player who never questions an official's call. Intramural, Chess Club David Culver Ashfield Agriculture David, who has been active in the FFA, plans to have his own dairy farm some day. F. F. A. Bruce Dickinson Ashfield Auto Mechanics After graduation from Smith School, Bruce plans to open a service station. DONATED BY FORSANDER'S COLLISION REPAIR OF NORTHAMPTON sq.. su: ., A gf 'IQT' L' , 'Z L, , we fe J P' 1 9 . -Q A Q 'm ' I 'WHS . H-..ff':5. 5f 15- ff, , wx mf' . , an 1 I N Y 1 i . g ,. 1 es so fast! Then be latis to come is still unsuref' ici Bill Forester Easthampton Metal Fabrication Bill, a constant standout in the R.O.T.C. program, plans to steer clear of the recruiter and his friendly army barber. Anthony jablonski Goshen Carpentry Tony plans to be the best lumberjack this side of Poland. Soccer, Drill Team, Color Guard, Student Cotmcil, Ye arbook, Asst. Editor Douglas Gould South Deerfield Machine Doug will long be remembered for being the best Frog in the senior class. Charles Jasinski Northampton Agricultural The Pollack expresses an interest in dairy farming and plans to continue his education at Stockbridge. Intramural, Boystate, FFA -- Chapter Pres. , Yearbook DONATED BY PETER A. PAYNE CABINET SHOP OF NORTHAMPTON Grieve not over what is over what C Keith A. jenkins Cummington Auto Mechanics Keith plans to continue his hobby, girl watching. William Kaleta Southampton Auto Mechanics Bill, the oritinal Huh? man, enjoys skating and racing. Steven Kowalski Whately Electrical Steamer plans to retire on the com- missions he makes from selling Amway products to Mr. Tudry-n. . . Ronald Labrie Intramural, Student Council, Drill Southampton Team, Color Guard, Radio Club Maohino Ron plans to go into partnership with one of the Smith's staff as a race horse proprieter. Soccer, Baseball, Intramural DONATED BY NORTHAMPTON LUMBER CO. OF NORTHAMPTON you - nor exhault oi you. - Mohammed john Kielbowicz Hatfield Auto Mechanics Kelly, who spends many hours working on cars, hopes to work in a garage. Raymond Laczynski Deerfield Auto Mechanics Polish is a good auto mechanic and his future seems to lie in the repair and maintenance of construction equipment. . V.l.C.A. , Class Officer -- President, Student Council, Drill Team NATED BY BRAG'S SERVICE STATION OF WTLLIAMSBURG V , 14 , , . V J 1 , HW I H . :lf , W HHH ,Url M 5: , .-g X f , ,HH ' ,Ju 5-i is n,- I as E I.-uv qv w L ' ,H ,Wish :.wi' ' U H ,Jw N 8 H M H ' 'QW Frank LaVa11ey Easthampton Auto Body Frank majored in Auto Body while at Srnith's School. Frank plans to marry and settle down. james Mackie Orange Auto Mechanics Mack, a student in auto shop, came down from the woods of New Salem as a sophomore. W DONATED BY DE'LISLE'S AUTO BODY OF WILLIAMSBUR l Paul A. Lucas Turners Falls Machine Luke plans to retire from school and Boo-B's will be glad to see him go. Debbie L- Lewis Student Council Wendell Home Economics Dub's blonde hair has been a familiar sight on campus since she joined Smith's in her sophomore year. Drill Team, Yearbook - . ,I , AA I w I Donald Mizula South Deerfield Carpentry Muz, one of our carpentry boys, enjoys working on cars Qspecifically a '62 John Mcsheffery Vettej as much as on buildings. Florence Electrical Sheff is sure to become a live-wire electrician after graduation, Soccer, Intramural DONATED BY LASI-IWAY LUMIBER S SONS OF WILLIAMSBURG A c'This above all - to thi And it must follow, as th no Robert Miller Middlefield Agriculture Bob, whose special interests are farming and his dairy projects, was very active in FFA.. Robert M01-in F - F - A- Northampton Auto Mechanic Morinski -- from auto mechanic's -- has special interests in souped-up cars and girls. jack Nuzum Easthampton Electrical To run his 61 Ford in the Indy 500 and get married to his favorite girl. Also plans to invest his Stop S Jan-les powers Shop earnings into Chip Spauldings Florence 57 Chevy. Carpentry Baseball 1, 25 Intramural 2, 3, 45 Drill jim's favorite saying is Hey, g-11-1 -- Team 11 2: 3: 4s Commander 35 Radio Not here! Maybe someday We'll Club 2, 3 find out Where. DONATED BY ELECTRO-OPTICIAN DIV. KOLLMORGEN OF NORTHAMPTON 'W ' v ,,.t,. 0 . R l ' 41: KX ' :isg?'2T ' 'A gs 1 ' , I W . , ,M V- ...- ,: .g L V,-mmf' if ' , wg. samfevr V M ' .-J,A.3..9 . 1 - - 5? 6, iii? 1x 7 ' , David Quick Florence Auto Tech. David left Smith's in his senior year to become a marine. Drill Team Barry Reed Athol Agriculture Barry was in agriculture while at Smith's. His special interests are his GTO and dairy farming. F. F . A. W H H H ,Q my ip!! DONATED BY UNITED TRANSMISSION EXCHANGE OF NORTHAMPTON Paul Raymond Southampton Auto Mechanics - Paul, who hails from Easthampton, hopes to broaden his experiences with Kathleen S. Raymond travel after graduation. Easthampton House Hold Arts Kathy plans to be a good housewife and raise a few kids. Drill Team 2, 3 Ramona-Anne Rousell Orange Home Economics Lol1y plans to be a chief cook at a big restaurant someday. Alfred R, Riopel DrillbTeaIn, Glee Club, F.H.A., Easthampton Year ook Auto Body Fred is probably the only Smith's School graduate to undergo surgery so he could be accepted in the Army. DONATED BY STANLEY HOME PRODUCTS OF WESTFIELD Richard Sabine Millers Falls Auto Body Richard will long be remembered for his bright red hair and his flaring Jeff Sanctuary Florence Paint Zinc, who was one of Smith's School's disposition, ment, hopes to join the Marines. Intramural, Student Council, Rifle DH11 Tea-m Team Douglas Smith Northfield Auto Body Doug plans to be a bachelor and , Walter Sysun Whately Electrical Wally plans to be either a success in the electrical field or the star pumper for the Boston Celtics. Soccer, Baseball, Intramural, Drill Team, Radio Club, Yearbook stay away from girls. Also plans to work on Chevies . Rifle Team DONATED BY TUBED PRODUCTS l'NC. , OF EASTHAMTPTON resident Wanderers of the paint depart- Edward L. Sicard Florence Carpentry Edward Lewis Sicard III will long be remembered for his dissertation on O1d Historic Salem and It's History. john V. Tessier Turners Falls Auto Mechanic john plans to get married and open up a speed shop for V.W. 's. Rifle Club DONATED BY ORANGE SAVINGS BANK OF ORANG 14-' lsr we .A 1 ..- , i L ,V 5' ' ' , v , . W' ' 1 V ' 35,5 3- 1 N. U. ' A HN WWF' F 1 ,Ye N w ., ,1,..egaL:?: H 'H w ' 1 . ' ' ' ax if A L W 2 - , - I 3 A1 ,N Q ,E ,A g'H:u- ,, 34 'Z 1- Q , ' , , IH-.' '1 I H K, , A . . 'TEL -E2 V gf 'f 3-E1' .. i ,,f 1 :,' .5 L.,, 4 , M A gif X ,U f e E Q f f I.- . , 71 v tx :J fm -: 3 v Igg3e,,i!. - .4 .3 L , fff - 'EEXE 'M' ' --E5:2'f4 5,5P-sf? ff 44159 rf: 15 i' . . , www X gk. A fs K1 .,,. , V X -X N x xi H V 1-113i 1 1 ., Al R . Wm 1 Q , W ,. -. f vixplm-A 4 kwesssf 2 vf 1 l M - Q X E A A2 2532 3 fi Us F . ,B . My . , f E V - aw vs 1 FTS' 2 .- Robert Upham Northampton Machine Bob hopes to own a Bridgeport lathe and own his own machine shop. Glenn L. Tucker Warren Agriculture Chip, an agricultural major, plans to get married. I-Iis special interests are horses. FFA, A 8 B Drill Team Edward Weslowski Easthampton ff Auto Body Ed, who was quite vociferous in his first years at Smith's School, became one of the quieter ones as a senior. Donald Williams Conway Agriculture Shorty, who has something to say about everything, hopes to have his own farm someday, Intramural, Student Council, FFA, Yearbook DONATED BY SOUTI-IAMPTON TOWNE HOUSE john Williams Haydenville Auto Body One of our smallest seniors, John plans to join the army after he graduates. Color Guard Robert Zuraw Northampton Metal Fabrication Bob must be a real night owl, be- cause he has the record for sleeping in Mr. Was1ick's classroom. Thomas Yagodzinski Hatfield Auto Mechanics Yag, one of Bak Tire's finest em ployees, is'also one of their best customers. NOT PIC TURED K . Fisher Easthampton Auto Body R. Tobin Northampton Drafting DONATED BY CI-IILD'S DRIVEWAY SERVICE OF FLORENCE O if DONATED BY THVIBERLAND LOGGINC- AND LUMB1 griculture The agricultural department had another busy season this year, with such projects as building a storage shed, the repairs of tractors and equipment and the building of calf stalls GOSHEN FRONT ROW, M. Williams, K. Porter, M. Brick, M. Salkaus, J. Langevin. SECOND ROW, D. Jenks, J. Pelke D Tenczar Y7 ' J J' Mollison, R. Libby, P. Mieleg THIRD ROW, I. Lundsford, G. Mills, B. Peteford, J. Tatro, T. Devoll. Juniors Each agricultural student has his own project of raising vege- tables or flowers in the newly completed greenhouse. DON ATED plus the many odd jobs which a farmer can encounter on the farm, such as welding, plumbing, carpentry etc. Sophomore-:S 47 TLER AND ULLMAN OF NORTHAMPTON AND HADLEY FRONT ROW, S. Hathaway, R. LaPointe, R. Baker, K. Barry. SECOND ROW, J. I.aC1air, J. Weeks, E. Kibbe A. Kalonen. Northampton Northampton Music Shop Northampton Radiator Co. Pioneer Valley Ginger Ale Company Plumb Auto Supply Co. Purseglove's Bike Shop Quill Book Shop Rodd's Snack Bar Ryan's Package Store Salls- Whalen Insurance Agency Serio's Pharmacy South Street Variety Alexander-'s Restaurant Christensen Paint Texaco Service Station Look Restaurant Murduff's Jewelry Store Tremblay Drug Co. Walsh Supply Co. Inc. Berkshire Electric Cable Co Blyda Ford Sales Calvin Ice Cream Carpenter-'s Auto Body Shop Ed's Auto Body Service Gould Furniture Co. Howmet Corp-Wire Div. Imperial Bakery joe's Auto Body Lennox Fuel Inc. Len's Service Station Marimac Uniform Shop Mi1ler's Market F56 MWF? E K1 I Tait: gi:- if H of mf .' . 'ml' 3 .e T V 27 , Kar1's Service Shop Lizotte's Tobacco Shop L. 8 H. T. V. joseph Lococo S Son T. J. McCarthy Jr., electrical contractor Nficlway Electric Supply Inc. Munson Auto Body Inc. Northampton Barbershop H. L. Childs Bak Tire Company Bluebonnet Diner Brown's Market Brunswick Northampton Lanes Boulanger's Plumbing 8 Heating, Inc Bou1ey's Service Center Buchholz Motors Inc. Howard E. Denny, optician H. A. Dragon, optician E. 8 J. Cigar Company Inc. Morton Ice 8 Service Station Newell Funeral Home Pioneer Imports St. Regis Restaurant Searle's Auto Parts Serio's Market Service Engineers Inc. Sherwin Williams Company Smith Glass and Mirror Company Ted's Boot Shop Inc. Valley Sports Center Western Auto Associate Store Yankee Apothecary Inc. joseph R. Zilewicz, D. D. S. o x Auto Mechanic DONATED BY HADLEY MOTOR , 11 X ,-g iifz, Y'-. K - 3. --. r E 'f if rf ff L , . ,LV EQ. , 111225, ,A . .W gg . nw sz! , K, .-M .u'...- W I 'w S V A H H Lg. .zum g . , M, ,-,. W X. 5: . 3:1- 'QSISS 'jul ww' 1 1 if X i 13, S JH.- 'TF TTU!! , l'lE2l , 'TFT' 0, 1 4 : 'K-'Z ll-x K ,-qt, KS The Senior class of Auto Technician are completing a very interesting and demanding year using the modern equipment we had to Work with and the related work needed to work on modern cars . . . ' r 1 6441--I-1 'S rwo.ur4n nncomon REGULAYOH wnu Ammmn rmuumn X llllb IIIIAY VOUAIJI RIG , K ' IGNIHON SWIIUI . K4 ' Alf -g' v 1 .-s- Q w v ':' . - gif: :-if 1 pr .,,,. ,. , If IJ Lee,- f 1 .mug X mncno if - axorgw' - DONATED BY' FI.JORIO'S AUTO BODY AND 'S Toda 's cars, with emissions controls Y and Automatic accessories, are very tech- nical and complicated. jENIS WEIDING SERVICE FIRST ROW: E. chauef, D Rogersg slac- OND ROW: G. Bissonnette, R. Emrick, R Tarbox, M. I-Ioule. Florence Alexander's Market Cooper's All Star Dairy Everybody's Market Florence Casket Company G. A. Finck G Sons Inc. Keyes Flower Shop Pendy's Oil Company Suburban Linoleum Company Deerfield 85 South Deerfield Mr. S Mrs. Aleck Kownacki Gordon A. Ainsworth G Associates Inc. B S I Appliance Service Deerfield Management Company Inc. Deerfield Service Station Lumbertown National Transmission A Tilo Comp any Inc. Ashfield Ashfield Motor Sales R. A. Anderson Bulldozing and Native Chesterfield Hinton's Auto Body Lumb er 54 FIRST ROW, M. Carey, B. Szepelak, D. LaFrenier5 SEC- OND ROW, L. Rhodes, S. Schmidt, W. Paulg THIRD ROW, J. Kells, D. Santowski LaPointe . Hatfield Dave Lizek, electrical contractor Red Brick School House Inc. Agway B-Line Supply Center Anderson's Sandwich Shop Grave's Restaurant 8 Catering Service Hatfield Beef Company Lapienski Truck Leasing Hatfield Farm S Ind. Equipment Highway Garage K S L Service Osley Construction Co. Inc. Pepsi Cola of Northampton S 8 S Ski Doo Sale S Service Travel N Homes Valley Auto Trim Southampton Lyman Sheet Metal Co. Inc. Smitty's Package Store Southampton Cash Market Southampton Insurance Agency Inc. Sunnydell Guernsey Farms Whately Lasalle Florists Paul S Kit's Greenhouse L. Rhodes, M. Richardson, R 543 fi .,r,,, x. 5 A' Auto Body Repair 47' H ,iii I- in : EQEEEQE .-4- . ,M .-4' ' 'uv' QW L . T E'fF-H ' , iff'--:Z-sire. , L- 'NATED BY NATIONAL HEATING CO., JNC. OF AMI-IERST The Auto Body department has completed eighteen paint jobs, plus assorted collision and frame work. The boys have ,also restored and rebuilt a totally demolished '69 Ford van. Several senior boys have taken advantage of the cooperative program to Work in auto body shops in the area . . . Ken Fisher has done his cooperative work in the shop of a former Smith's School graduate Mike March. waz R I 53 f Q -ir?- ' R T : M M x I E s I R G . 4, ' ' . P 3 x 6 T , . K 96 u' .., .. ' - -'H M . Lies-gg-fA,.Q X B- X 'x Z 3 'hw 121, x X 1-, W , L 1: u in Q ,Q'xff?l5lis:,.,f ' 1 es 11113: r mx gi: ff 1.-.-nk f 195 1 M as 1 I W , i E , K..- 'E ag'-X DONATED BY TI-HE STABIES RESTAURANT OF HADLEY Ad . T if 1 FIRST ROW: B. Kellogg, D. Swan, J. Towne, R. Os- good, D. Blanch- ard, G. Bohonow- icz . SEC OND ROW: K . Hathaway, M. Richardson, R. Safirowicz, C. Stacy, P. Gamache. l ' ' L They have also done work off the school premises such as building a garage and breezway for our favorite math teacher and adding a porch for another one of our ad- ministrative members. Next year they hope to build another house. The carpentry department had a very aroductive year as far as the school plant s concerned . . . They have completed various projects uch as building a slaughter house for the .QI Lgricultural department, redoing a teacher's -1 ' ounge for a nurse's office, and making 4 nany other repairs and replacements in lhe other shops and classrooms. DONATED BY GASLIGHT II OF AMI-IERST FIRST ROW: H. Hebert, N Beck- with, R. Fuller, D. Pittsinger, M McGrath5 SECOND ROW: R. Towte, S. jones, S. Himmelman, E. Deres, J. Murphy. Williamsburg Charlene's Soda Shop Flexigraph Mag. Inc. jean's Colonial Cleaners Haydenville Package Store Hemenway Insurance Agency Len's Fine Food Lunch Box Strout Realty Williamsburg Blacksmith Inc. Williamsburg Fuel Company Inc. Williamsburg Snack Bar Thomas Barber Shop F. N. Graves G Son Inc. Williams House Williamsburg Insurance Agency 8 Real Orange Carmine Barber Shop Richard D. Smith Co. Inc. Co-op Coal Company Paul R. Robichaud Insurance Agency Smitty's Atlantic Station Westhampton Loudenville Store Cole Poultry Farm Inc. Miller's Falls Carroll Brother's Express Inc. Estate Amherst Amherst Farm Supply Inc. By a Friend Kamins Real Estate Northern Food Shop Shumway's Wallpaper 8 Paint Store Old Mill of Amherst Fowler jewelers of Amherst Elder Jones Lumber Corporation Donald S. Call, Optician Amherst Savings Bank Amherst Tree 8 Landscaping Co. Inc. Greenfield Vernlu Mobil Station Acme Electrical Supply Company Inc Cloukey's Body S Repair Shop Hume Marine Co. 8 Ski Shop Montague Chesterfield Homes Sirum Equipment Co. Inc. Haydenville Chuck's Radio 8 T. V. Shop R 8 I Cafe V 1 7'? w M'-L ' w, 1 ii ii I., Y 14? Qi v ,, wi w F. Easthampton Condon Bus Lines Continental Auto Body Easthampton Motor Parts Co. Magnat Corporation Easthampton Motor Sales Lizotte's Menswear Dolat's Repair 8 Sharpening Service Doty Ford Sales Eton Auto Body First National Bank of Easthampton Lesnow Manufacturing Co. Inc. Manchester Company Park Hill Orchards Peter Rapid Cleaners Dr. S. P. Tederous Cuinmington Cummington Garage Carl B. Liebenow Inc. Sunderland Ralph T. Staab Inc. Skibiski Insurance Service, Inc. Great Barrington Root Orchards Hadley Hadley Garden Center Butler G Ullman of Northampton S Hadley Hadley Motor Sales William Kicza and Sons Lumber Company Mutual Plumbing and He ating Co. Van Arc Welding Hadley Village Barn R. D. Shipman, Plumbing S Heating Walter'S of Hadley Western Mass. Farm Bureau Leeds Me1's Driving Range Nobel Mfg. Company Goshen The Whale Inn Pierce 's Store Westfleld Tax-ka Esso Service Station Walter A. Himmen Iron Works Q 'H Q ii' an ,H 'll U 1 1 I3 fa I 'u e-easier X ,zxfmwm all is This year the drafting department has been brightened by the addition of Kathy, our first female post-graduate student. Some of the areas the class has studied are orthographic pro- jection, tool design, and sheet-metal drafting. Combined with the machine shop, the drafting department has gone on several field trips . . . Our faculty feels a student can learn more by seeing the actual Work being done. DONATED BY SURFACE MASTER OF WESTERN MASS. INC We Drafting -ME mu. - I-Hausa, A. ,nui- FIRST ROW: M. Hanks, S. Hines, B. Levesqueg SECOND ROW: B. Emmett, E. LaFogg, R. Arel. J umor DONATED BY FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF AMI-IERST S0 3 tv IIIOTCS R. Denno, F. IaFogg, E. Daniels, D. LaVertue V, 1, Z-..., 1 ,bi rr if H 'H 1 'waive-:ww H H H QW' W ' H 5 X Hffllzlhlw'mm'vlM..gg l N lrrr M rrr Seat The electrical department has made itself useful around the school this year . . . Among other projects completed by the Students, the electrical shop was completed rewired and accessories outlets were installed in the cafeteria. Also, countless electronics experiments were completed in shop and related classes. Electrical ' Q ' 3 x. 1 DONATED BY KELLOGG BRUSH MFG. , CO. EAST HAMPTON FIRST ROW, E. jaworski, P. Bohonowicz, G. Spaulding, A. Stefan, W. Laptew, R. Bergeron SECOND ROW, M. Emery, W. Korenewski, I. Bohonowicz, S. Wykowski, J. Santuary, A. Majewski. JNATED BY HARDIGG INDUSTRIES PACKAGE cUsH1oN1NG SPECLALISTS FIRST ROW, D. Barcomb, P. Leveille, T. Maronie, E. Avdic, M. Pattaersong SEC- OND ROW, C. Crocker, J. Wolak, F. Spenser, I. Driver, J. Walkerg THIRD ROW, G. Nuzum, A. Foster, D. Carver, S. Rogalski, M. Chasse. The household arts department consists of courses in clothing and textiles, foods and nutrition, arts and crafts and practical nursing . . . H H Hu QW uv tw u ,X 1 fjf' H H W H iw an DONATED BY TRICO VENDERS OF EAST HAMPTON The purpose of these courses is to equip the girls with the knowledge needed to be success- ful in jobs related to home economics and in the future homes of the girls.. Plans for expansion of this department are being formulated to include child care and Cosmetology. f'2 AL..- - FIRST ROW: L. Blais, B. Sankolewicz, D. Wrso K.PreT.Ma1'l:ie LS o n p, u , I1 au, ongerg SECOND ROW: D. Zwicker, S. Barlow, C. Tanguay, I. Corey, L. Desmarais, J. Her- ringshaw, K. Strafup. JUNIORS Rl True disput- like tru their whol is in th - Ale -IO ORES + are Dortsmen, elight ursuitf' er Pope FIRST ROW: C. LaVaI1ey, I. Gilbert, D. Raymond, A. Letourneau, O. Raymond, SECOND ROW: S. Schmidt, D. Kelley, S. Snape, D. Fisher, K. Madsen, J. Pecorg THIRD ROW: G. I-Iutter, D. Clark, D. Decker, T. O'Brien, O. Wing, R. I.aFond. C3 FIRST ROW: M. Rushmier, D. Grogan, C. Perry, H. Memiiz, S. IaFoggg SECOND ROW: P. Tatro, D Williams, B, Payette, M. LeMoine. DONATED BY GAZETTE PRINTING CO OF EAST HAMPTON 'xii-5 N 1 , ,N W- if , I1 'w1w'fww '1W,5L5 - wifmm m:?fev1211v ,MQ mm .,,,. My '1 fxwfgzvm- 'gsifmfcwf w 4 hi- 5 ex M .5 ,, P lL P I fgiiwaiiiiu sn nu A ,E K Y , ,X me iw i. ,-I ,1Z'5,, 1 1 Q ii, af' A x,--gg-',, J ' -0 5 5 , 'Jil 1.1, ' . . K 'EQ-s M. thin FIRST ROW: K. Truehart, J. Blair, G. Laptew, R. Sedlakg SECOND ROW: R. Duso C- Sokolowski, A- Guglielmo, R. Emerson. The machine department has shown a great deal of progress this year. They have completed many projects such as building machinist bench vises, making level gears and rebuilding bell housings for the automotive de- partment. They have also done much tool grinding and other such projecm. Their precision and care in making these parts is commendable and we are sure they will continue with such diligence in the future. DONATED BY NEETRO ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES OF EAST HAMPTON D.KgR g 4 . Sophomore-:S + Juniors N H 1 u .1 . K 1, . 1 'WM-,. , 2 lf ,Y gm --n- , KA cobbler, a smith, a farmer, each has the work and office of his trade . . . and everyone by means of his own Work or ofliee must beneiit and serve every other, that in this Way many kinds of Work may be done for the bodily and spiritual welfare of the community, even as all members of the body serve one anotherf' - Martin Luther DONATED BY VAN ARC WELDING OF I-IADIEY Metal Fabrication Under the able guidance of Mr. Heady and Mr. Itmicki, the metal fab boys have completed many projects . . . Among the varied projects the boys have completed are fabricating a set of car ramps, making stainless steel sap and syrup equipment . . . Metal Fabrication Rebuilding and modifying an industrial dye vat unit, and fabricating a pair of copper post lamps. Juniors FIRST ROW: T. English, J Bishop, D. Klerowskig SEC OND ROW: H- Short, R. Williams, P- Majewski, D Munks- ' FIRST ROW: I- Sidell, S. Woitkiewicz, R. Gaynor, R. Willis ' SECOND ROW: J. Childs, R. Sullivan, J- Olsweski, T- Childs In addition, the boys have studies heliarc and microwire maintenance welding. DONATED BY NATIONAL FELT COMPANY OF EAST HAMPTON Z!- .. ' H' ' at 531 N 1 w . L. .H-fl ffx , -3- - x 1 cf 1? gg . ,bg .--r- m i 5 4. v 31, R X KX s x 1 XX' xx M AV. ,gm irtsfr. K. .- 4 ' f 0, 22 51 We A' fm '4-1 'im AW F Is' .2212 ,aw 'fly I 11 X X An' xy 3 'vig iiyqwgit f::1: ar' ki QQ ff I 'Q-mm Q11 Q.. , . ,L ., , .W -Q'4,,, 'Eff ll 3 9 Q, . ':.s. .. .. egg ' . Q ,- ,L '.f, 3, AN Q . fig ik- ,,f-Eli? ,ss ask: ,Q ' if 1 u ,. ,v,,,, W.. -V A ,fjggtls E ff qui i wig' A, ' ', , .-.if AL. I 'I ' 4 1, UWM ,Em in 5. in Hee: I ' 'NW ,Y y W YQ 3: A.-- QT- Qwzi Sf-S 4 ms: ive.: aff 'ia N' . 3 em new Us 4-W W pg- uwn::zf:ffffq:-. ng M - -- K -un ! +5 1 - , ya .. 251332 -1-vu in ' :vile , - 22'- X . , All A , A . ff ' D' ,. A ... ,, 64 , . Q. iAfs'M5, A-.tllw . ig Fig: 4.f3g,,,g .-mr: n' '1' , fy.. 'f ,i L- J . qmufsslfsf , W f X 1 .4 . , - ' . .. . Q-'.ff W . V L QT V , f '15 . fs . M- r . -,H , . vas: '-WL, Q v Y Q 3 1 1 64 ' ,J '? ,4 Q 1 ' v ,. , J X 1 fi! E? 1 Paint The paint department has been very busy this year. The painters have done a float for the Williamsburg Bi- centennial. They have also worked on a new room for the machine shopg they have painted the ceiling of the new nu1'se's office, repainted the new reading room and painted part of the carpentry shop. ' -if 4. Pug-' P Q... Y' 53 1 1 DONATED BY PARAGON RUBBER CORP OF EAST HAMPTON Academic my - M ,kg fm- 2 My w E, w y ,. ,, E ,A :gm 1 , FIRST ROW: S. Gates, D. Poulin, N. O'Brieng SEC- OND ROW: I.. I.aRock, I.. Foster, J. Rau, J. Cela- takag THIRD ROW: J. Rice, D. Page, G. Karakula, R. Baker, C. Quigley. Exploratorj FIRST ROW: M. Ban- ash, R. Watson, N. Talley, R. Driver, P. Brooks, S. Ducharmeg SECOND ROW: R. Ha G. Bernier, R. Sears, Liirnatainen, M. Kocsi THIRD ROW: C. Bak, R. Burdeau, J. Pringle, G. Stone, G. Thornton, G. Acus. DONATED B31 1 MX IN. . MPSHIRE LUIVIBER COMPANY in FIRST ROW: R. Waskiewicz, G. Stacy, E.. Smith, C. Kibbe, J. Lauriatg SECOND ROW: C. Amo, D. Cummings, R. LeFrancois, S. Raymond, P. Graham, D. Morin, THIRD ROW: M. Dodge, T. Carroll, R. Case, I. Smith, J. Dubois, T. Ly-nds, D Johnston. 91 1 ,,, FIRST ROW: F. Welcome, E. Tolzdorf, R. Cross, G. Willardg SECOND ROW: R. Haley, J. Hule, C. Porter, E. Magerg THIRD ROW: O. Todd, C. Hen richon, M. Bigelow, R. Lapointe, D. Kibbe. 44. -v- Z i A wb 'fs v 1 5 iii -AL ' B, .fx , 15, my g- - we Q 2 J , wi, my -4.- C-323 ' L I w ir-if . , Q .I , Exploratory 4-5-6 FIRST ROW: D. Patenaude, J. Welch, P. Bourbeau, P. Snape, SECOND ROW: D. Aldrich, R. Brooks, W. Yates, R. Stone, G. Bouchard.. FIRST ROW: E.. Croteau, D. Cummings, W. Lamere, J. Monska, B. Mesie, C. Majew- ski, H. Rivers, SECOND ROW: W. Batchelder, D. Cleveland, M. Corbett, E. Borowski, P. Streeter, L. Bean. THIRD ROW: J. Starkey, S. Janusz, P. Tear, R. Lawson, D. Tetveault, D. Zuchegna, S. Miller, R. Emer- son. DONATED BY THE UNITED ELASTIC CO. OF EAST HAMPTON When duty whispers low cthou must', The youth replies, 'Il can' Cadet Officers -- FRONT ROW: E. jaworski, R. Peteford, E. Lafogg, S. Kowalski, D. Quickg SECOND ROW: T. Divoll, M. Houle, G. Tucker, R. Sabine, D. Smithg THIRD ROW: J. Nuzum. Ralph Waldo Emerson DONATED BY HAYDENVILLE SAVINGS BANK HFHCJCDO VJPUWOP-4 1'l l1O 4,-.vf X Q I. ,'Ax Na .! WL wh fax ' n P Ile-1 ' 3 i Q J avfsffff 1 v Ju E f - V' f, Umfi 5,1311 .E u .V , 55- K 5 ,, ,, LL,, M., SQ Q af? -im., U3 5 2 nr '25 ES ES ES gg!! QS w r I kx , , I j- ' Y f, Y sa EEZ . 7 M14 'v I 5 5 if f . . --2, E-'L' . Q' , 4 -,A :A M ,1 1 U A ' L' vu' I ' Q K L :Q 5' n ,J - x , ,., ' fn, , -f 7m .nv--fi n 1 -1..:E A fi fl ailf .9 My 'Y Sophomore Sophomore Class Officers Sophomore Officers -- SITTING FRONT ROW: L. Chase, D Fisher STANDING D Tu advisor - 3 : ' drynv z J. Walker. DONATED BY ACME TIRE AUTOMOTIVE CENTER, INC. OF NORTH HAMPTON uniors 8: Student Council 'cAdvance then, and . . . you ma make yourself known to all the World. - Boceaecio Junior Class Oflicers junior officers -- SITTING: B. Peteford, B. Payette, E. I.aFogg. STANDING: P. Warywoski, advisor, G. Mills. The Future Farmers of America is an organization of high school students who maintain an interest in agriculture. The members participate in dairy and livestock judging, public speaking, and many other contests. The FFA teaches the importance of leadership and prepares the members for a future in the field of agriculture. ,11- v m E9 .J as W . evi- P ff. R :Ek Awffg 95 ffmfff W -Q, gm- ' ' am .. SW ' 'Nyc A wi,gg1,.Q.4 gm. s 359 T G-V gil' 5 H H M., . m-M,A,, ' 5.:.wwW' qu '35 ,AM - 1, , Jiggggggfgsegi' 15525955-'I K5 www 5 '- W,1,M,pg,. V L1,Q.,, , ,L,.,,.. , , Y . ' swam 2' .ik iw .QQ uk-1. T' va, 'lljl .x f K 5 5. S f. Q Future Homemakers Of Amenca The Future Homemaker-s of America is a national organization for junior and senior high school students taking home economics. The over-all goal of F. I-LA. is to help individuals improve personal and family living . . , Each member contributes her bit as she partici- pates in various projects in the programs of the month Highlights of the year are attendance at state meetings and the annual mother-daughter banquet. 102 The drill teams and the rifle team each put in outstanding appearances against Gloucester High School in several competitions during the year. One of the highlights of the school year was the capturing of the first place 11'ophy for precision drill and military bearing by the boys' A Drill Team during stiff competition at Gloucester High School. The Girls' Drill Team, under the able leadership of Helen Mimi12, just missed taking the first place award. FIRST ROW: M. Lamoine, H. Mimitzg SECOND ROW: J. Nuzum, S. Kowalski. Rifle Team nd Drill Commanders FIRST ROW: S. Him- melman, D. Smith, R. Williams, Sgt. E. Brady, SECOND ROW: R. Hager, J. Tessier, R. Sabine, D. Munksg THIRD ROW: S. Jones R. Emerson, R. Duso, A. Gugliemlo. us f- N .. I ll me sz: .. 41 'Ai , - LQ . Q -1,2 . . I - 5 k Amp X 1 A- - an V N i n E ff-1 ! x' L A . fb ' v ,Y LJ H ' XJ. X ,. L, R , ,. ., Ui 'f:? 'fag ' C: M f .- rl V ,f ,J 515 ii E ' n , s. x 3 , A 'x , . . . ' 3 f .walk Q. s ? ' H Il- 23 X Ygwfffgigefw QF. xy i ,,. .. r 5 a Q' I 5 -,f Q' - ,, - ,, H- . , q 34 - 935552 . A . K Q E Al ' N X 1 ' . 'U' - mi' .1 ' .mix In!! ' Q 1- I x , .I I fm . it ,. 1 ,Q if - 6 I wfw i F J-R sr Q A ,Q .M t 'I .N x 2 V - ' In A E Q x i , 1' 5-2 5 r Xa W 'F If 5, HY b Q 6 55' .. Kg' Q- 61 ,V , H T XP, ' 41,-Ovfxk ' 5' - xvL11:E!u.,AA7-fm . 1 g jo! 2 1 . an in A . . 'Q ' . , ' Lua . 'F' 1'0- -EE A ' E3 ,5lAm? 'E 51 . Q1 I X 4 ' f 1 m I NNCIX ,A ! WIS' 7 X, X in J l F A v.,qfg:. VP. . ,L .. l'R,l A 0 'If FIRST ROW: M. IeMoine, S. Barlow, L. Blais, M. Rushmier, S. Snape, M. Martin, H. Memitz SECOND ROW: T. O'Brien, D. Fisher, T. Martineau, S. LaFogg, C. Tanguayg THIRD ROW: D. Decker, R. IaFond, J. Herrengshaw, C. Leclerc, P. IaVal1ey, Sgt. Talbot. Varsity SEASON GAMES Williamsburg -- 69 Williamsburg -- 75 Precious Blood -- 63 Belchertown -- 57 St. Mary's -- 62 Clarke -- 54 Granby -- 71 Holyoke Trade -- 77 Westfield Voc. -- 55 Gateway -- 65 Southwick -- 68 Clarke -- 32 Precious Blood -- 71 Belchertown -- 60 St. Mary's -- 66 Granby -- 72 Holyoke Trade -- 75 Westfield Voc. -- 58 Gateway -- 56 Southwick -- 93 Srnith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smit.h's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Smith's Outstanding players for 1970-71 were jim Walker 219 points and jim Bohonawitz 159 points. FIRST ROW: G. Nuzom, J. McSheffrey, B. Barlow, SECOND ROW: J. Bohonowicz coach, M. Emery, J. Nuzum, W. Sysum, S. Kowa lski. F The 1970-1971 basketball season was not a success in terms of wins and losses, but it was successful in providing a base for future teams. It was the second year of our jimior varsity program, and the varsity contained only sophomores and juniors . . . Hopes are high that with the con- tinued development of our young team and more support from the rest of the school, the Vikings will once again move up the Bi-County league ladder. FIRST ROW: M. Williams, W. laptew, E. Jaworski, 1. Walker, SECOND ROW: W. Waslick, coach, M. Brick, A. Malewski, J. Bohonowicz, W. Fitzgerald. Bask Intram The J. B. Basketball Team had a record of six wins and twelve losses. They were led by Gary Acus with an eleven point average, Rick Gaynor with a nine point average, and Bob Wash- iewicz with an eight point average . . . Also helping the team were the top rebounders, Jim Olszewski and Harold LaFlamm, who completed the starting team. all theerleaders Junior Varsity BASKETBA Ll.. FRONT ROW: R. Gaynor, C. Majewski, D. Cummings, R. Was- iewicz, R. Stacy, R. Driver, C. Amog SECOND ROW: D. Tudryn, V. Puchalski, G. Acus, J. Alsweski, G. Bernier, H. LaFlamm. Cheerleading tryouts are open to any girl in the student body. The girls are chosen on the basis of their appearance, responsibility, and ability to convey school spirit to others . . . The cheerleaders lead the school in rooting for the Vikings, both at home and away games. Plans were formulated in the spring to organize the student body into a pep-club. This club will back up the cheerleaders with school spirit at the basketball games. FIRST ROW: D. Raymond, D. Worsnop, I-I. Vishawayg SECOND ROW: G, Hutter, B. Sankolewicz, J. Letourneau, L. Desmarais. Victory at all costs, victory in spite of terror, victory however long and hard the road may beg for without victory there is no survival. - Winston Spencer Churchill l t no Vikings Teams SOCCER. FRONT ROW: D. Tud- ryn, coach, S. Jones, R. Gaynor, N. Sysmn, G. Bernier, E. Jawor- ski, M. Williams, SECOND ROW: G. Acus, J. Bohonowicz, J. Als- weski, H. LaFlamm, B. Barlow, R. Emerson. Soccer The Soccer Team had a record of O-9-3, but should be considerably stronger next year. The team will lose only two of its seniors this year, Bernie Barlow and Walter Sysun . . . There were no individual stars, but players who fit strongly in next year's plans include Bob Emerson, J. P. Walker, Jim Olszewski, Jim Bohonowicz, and Steve Jones. SEASON GANIES Westfield Voc. -- 3 Smith's Gateway Regional -- 8 Smith's Belchertown -- 2 Southwick -- 9 St. Mary's -- 1 Smith's Smith's Smith's Granby -- 2 Smith'S Westfield Voc. -- 3 Smith's Gateway Regional -- 7 Smith's Belchertown -- 1 Smith's Southwick -- 2 St. Mary's -- O Granby -- 3 BASEBALL. FRONT ROW: M. Williams, P. Graham, T. Carol, C. Amo, E. Jaw- orski, R. Gaynor, R. Stacy, R. Was- kiewiczg SECOND ROW: E. Shaughnessy, Smith's Smith's Smith's The baseball team will be hurt due to the loss of four starting seniors from last years squad. Returning starters consist of senior Bernie Barlow, juniors Brian Emmett, Mike Williams and Steve Jones and sophomore Jim Walkers. Candidates for the other starting berths should be Rich Gaynor, Jim Babonowicz, Joe Hodnicki and freshmen Bob Washiewicz and George Bernier. Smith will be trying to improve on last year's seventh place finish in the Bi -County League. Baseball Coach, N. Sysum, M. Brick, J. Alsweski, B. Barlow, J. Bohonowicz , J. Walker, G. Bernier, H. I.aFlamm. Work consists of Whateve a body is obliged to do, and play consists of Whatever a body is not obliged to do. Mark Twain .-..,-.?- ,. . I. 1 ,., f ,i ga -1 QT' ww H 4 S . 5 4 . , 1 - .,:,,. 1' 3? A Q' EF F- 95 ' Q . vs, 'egg , s- , T 1 zaz :.: ' ' 0-'?. i'- :gi I X 5 ' w,Q,-n- zlz QL ,. i 'I - X W iii ,lg pg W 1' P51 M A 1 f-'N l 13 I 5 . J 9 ffm. fm-an n S N 3 f ,ff , , gg ff 'film-, g,QlW, 8 5 ,355 .JW ,fer L 1' .2 513 my? 2515 .,,. . -K-, 1 .aaa-411 ij. y . ' 1- . 1, 9,15 ,f if W1thOUt med1tat1c Witho l V -1 X 14113115 ME? 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N16 HN D'- This day is done and darkness falls from the wings of night, as a feather is wafted downward from an eagle in his flightf' - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow With the completion of the 1971 Viking, I wish to thank the yearbook advisors David Ludlam and Larry I-Iallin for all their time and patience. I would also like to thank the many students who helped put this yearbook together. We have tried to enter evei-yone's picture and have it labled in the Viking at least once. We put four seniors on a page, with a few lines of wisdom under each. Instead of full page pictures, we have placed half page pictures. We have entered quotations of literature throughout the book. We have also added write ups under all shops, organizations and sports to add new life in the yearbook. In conclusion, I would like to hope that the 1971 Viking will be a great success and again would like to thank everyone who cooperated. Sincerely, William D. 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