Springfield Trade High School - Beaver Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1966 volume:

Te he el Ye DR AR xe OF SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS Gift of the Issuing Authority TRADE HIGH SCHOOL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE OCT 19 10H8 TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION Gives cccccrcvencccccsccosctvssesvscecesacscccetes 4 CLASSTHISTOR Yai. sccnvscsccecsvoccccsctscstcscevevetcctccae 6 CLASSI POEM coc seeccnsescsccncscsvccsoncccecdsuctsseneteccas 6 CEASST BALLOMS. ccaccsrseocassctvicscscccctescresesscoseesces 7 DRIBUL Eileeedecncscccescoscanvecsccrcreednccss cesses sicsnsre cle 8 ADMINISTRATION 9c ooo cc cc cccnccccccccnsceeesccesscccccesce 9 GUIDANCE .ccccccccccccccvcccccecccccccvccsccscccccccccecce 12 GRADUATES 22 cccc cc ccccccccecc ccc cceccccccccesscvscccncnce 13 PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE ......0.cccccccccccccscccccccccecs 14 CLASS ADVISORS ....cccccccccccccscccccccccccccccccvcccces 15 UNDERGRADUATES. ...ccccccccccccccscccvscscccscseveccess 53 CONTRIBUTORS. ....ccccccccccccccccccccvcvevccccccscvcveces 69 AWARDS. .nccccccccccccccccccccccccccvcvcesccccsccccacceccecs 70 IN MEMORIAM ...cccccccccccccccccccccccccscsccscscvccscecs 71 PROM AND BANQUET .....ccccccccccsccccccccvccccscvcvecs 75 SPORTS ..ccccccccccccvccccccccccccccccccceccccccccvescvececs 85 ACTIVITIES cnccnccsccrccccsccccccscccccccccccscvesscceceses 99 FACULTY .ccccccccccccccvcccccccccccvccvsccccccescccscsees 125 Dedication to Mrs. Thompson The Class of 1966 takes pleasure in dedicating this year- book to Mrs. Teresina B. Thompson, our gracious, dyna- mic principal of the Girl’s Di vision. Under her energetic and dedicated leadership, the young women of the Trade High School and Springfield Technical Institute have at- tained new goals and heights of achievement. Years of varied experiences have contributed to the ef- ficiency with which Mrs. Thompson carries out her vari- ed duties. Well schooled in office and business procedures, and having taught at various secondary and adult levels in guidance counselling and job placement, she is well qualified as administrator in these fields. She has served her community unselfishly through the many professional organizations of which she is a member. Mrs. Thompson is in frequent demand as a resource person and speaker for various local, state and national programs dealing with contemporary educational problems. Her ever-ready smile, her gracious accessibility to faculty and students, and her boundless vitality and tireless energy endear her to all her associates. With her perception and alertness to the vital needs of our changing world, Mrs. Thompson has been instrumen- tal in developing an outstanding curriculm which offers unusual job training to girls especially in the paramedi- cal fields. These courses have received commendation on both a state and national level. Efficient in all she under- takes, loyal to her profession, and devoted to her family, community and church, she has earned the respect and admiration of those with whom she comes in contact. To be associated with her is to share her excitement, pride and joy at having a part in the vocational and tech- nological challenges that characterize the educational op- portunities offered at Trade High School and Technical Institute. Mrs. Thompson came to Trade High School in 1941 as Guidance Counselor with Mrs. Ells, She was appointed Assistant Principal of the Girls’ Division in November, 1957, PR pore CR 8 GE EEA AA ELIE EA DERE BARE AER MMRDA ERLE A ALE I eb PEC NS AAR SERRE RE to tia eee = Class History In September 1963, we, the Class of 1966, entered Spring- field Trade High School for our first day. It was both a confusing and exciting one. We met new friends and teach- ers who would’ be part of our lives at Trade High during the next three years. 1963 - 1964 Our first few weeks at Trade were an adjustment period for us. Soon, we all began to feel a part of Trade life, participating in the many clubs and activities offered to us and planning ahead for our future. Toward the end of the year, our class advisors, held a class meeting, at which time we elected our Junior Class Officers. They were: President Richie Leiper Vice-President Lina DiCicco Secretary Susan Slicer Treasurer Nancy Robak In June, our first year ended, and we took a long await- ed rest. 1964-1965 We were eager to return to school in September. Junior Class meetings were held often, with the Officers and Representatives attending. Plans for a dance and picnic were discussed, but unforunately these goals were not realized. Still, we were determined. In October, the Junior-Senior field day was held. Al- though the Juniors had high hopes of overtaking the Sen- iors, we were defeated. Nevertheless, everyone had a good time In January, we took the first step in becoming seniors; we ordered our Seniors Hats ‘‘66’’. When ‘they arrived, we took pride in wearing them to show who we were. To improve our treasury, the Juniors sponsored a movie for all students. It was titled ‘‘Honeymoon Holiday’’, and it was very successful event. May 13, 1965, was a very sad day at Trade High. Mr. D. Brunton, a devoted school official, passed away at his testimonial dinner. He was well known by everyone both in and o ut of school. May 14, 1965, was the Senior Class Day assembly. That day, when the sheild was handed down, our Junior year was past, and we became the new Senior Class. Our Class Officers for our Seniors year were: President Arnold Millete Vice-President Realer Foster Secretary Daisy Strom Treasurer Letha Picanzo The few days of May and June passed quickly and school was over for another year. 1965-1966 September, 1965 was the beginning of our last year at Trade. We were anxious to start right in and show that we were the Seniors. Our first big event was the Junior-Senior Class field day. This time the tables were turned, and we were determined to win this year. Seniors must prevail, but alas, all was not as wished. We were defeated by the Juniors, but we walked bravely off the field with the winning spirit still in our hearts. Officers, Representatives, and Advisors met regularly during the year. Being older, wiser, and more organized, plans for a semi-formal dance were made. It was held on February 12, a Saturday night, at the Trade High gym. It was our first big get-together dance, and everyone had a good time. The traditional Senior Class Luncheon was held in the tearoom Februar y 16 and March 10. A great number of students enyoyed the delicious food, prepared by our own classmates. The time was rapidly passing. There was a rush for students to fill out the class ballots and will. We decided we needed more money in the treasury for our Senior Prom was near. A film was suggested, and on March 4, ‘“‘Gidget goes to Rome’”’ was presented to all students. In March, caps and gowns had to be ordered for gradu- ation. April was the month of our long awaited formal Prom and Banquet. It was held on Thursday, April 28, 1966, at Shaker Farms Country Club in Westfield. The ballroom was beautifully decorated, the food was delicious, and the music memorable. That night was the high-light of all our years in high school. May came too soon. All Seniors took part in the Senior Class Day exercises on May 13. We marched down the auditorium aisle, knowing this was the last assembly for us at Trade High. The school shield was passed on to the Junior class and the ivy planted. After the assembly, Sen- iors had the rest of the day to do as they wished. Graduation was held June 16, 1966, at the Springfield Municipal Auditorium. Our hearts were filled with mixed emotions as we walked up the aisle to receive our diplomas. This was the last time we would be together and even though well-deserved jobs awaited us, we could never for- get all the fun-filled memories Trade High had given us. Letha Picanzo Treasurer Class Poem The massive ivy-covered school, our dear Trade never from our hearts and our minds will fade The teachers here, we have grown to admire their influence and training was one to inspire We remember the dances, sports, games, and fun The students, the teachers can compare with no-one The familiar halls, we once did walk with school chums and friends who stopped to talk But now farewell, our three years depart but memories will linger deep in our heart Farewell to good friends that we once met farewell to the dear school we will never forget. by Helen Jakus GIRL Diane De Carlo Linda Varto Rosemary Roncolato Kathy Morin Angela Barrows Realer Foster Anglea Barrows Barbara Perry Diane De Carlo Helen Jakus Ruth Kruziuktz Ruth Ryan Dusty Springfield Linda Di Cicco Eleanor Shibley Diane De Carlo Trade Realer Foster Diane Barry Linda Vasso Ann Chulli Ruth Kruziwitz Virginia Massi Sheila Morse Lorraine Beldon Margarette Hurlly Burger Chef Kathy Morin Realer Foster Realer Foster Barbara Perry Mrs. Sullivan Class Ballot MOST POPULAR BEST LOOKING BEST DRESSED MOST AMBITIOUS MOST STUDIOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED SMARTEST MOST CHEERFUL CLASS FLIRT MOST BASHFUL BEST NATURED CLASS ATHLETE FAVORITE SINGER CLASS SPEAKER MOST TALKATIVE CLASS DANCER FAVORITE BAND FAVORITE ACTOR FAVORITE ACTRESS FAVORITE T. V. SHOW FAVORITE RADIO STATION DID MOST FOR THE CLASS CLASS COUPLE CLASS NOTE WRITER SHORTEST TALLEST CLASS DREAMER CLASS ARTIST CLASS LOAFER CLASS MISER CLASS HANGOUT CLASS MAN HATER CLASS GIRL HATER MOST ALERT MOST CONSCIENTIOUS CLASS CLOWN FAVOITE TEACHER BOY Mike Burns Mike Kubicz Mark Sotiropoulis Joe Caliento Salvatore Minniti Robert Guay Robert Wszolk Robert Sakowski Anthony Buoniconti David Robertson Ronald Silva Mike Burns Elvis Presley Arnold Millette Richard Concato Tony Wilson Trade Sean Conary 007 Ann Margretta I Spy WHYN Arnold Millette Mike Massarone Nathen Eaton Robert Gamache Norman Picard David Robertson Anthony Buoniconti Tommy Bartulucci Oscar Smith Burger Chef Carl Hagen Carl Hagen Arnold Millette Tony Wilson Mr. Macaris ‘A Tribute to a Devoted Educator ” Mr. Frank Vyska Just prior to the turn of the century, Williams Street, Westfield, Mass., consisted of open farm land, where only four family resided. One of these, a Bohemian family by the name of Vyska, was proudly announcing the arrival of a new born son, naming him Frank. It was in the Westfield community that Mr. Vyska spent his boyhood and was educated as a student in Westfield School System. With the rolling of drums, the roaring of cannons and blasting of bullets, World War I beckoned this young man into the service of his country. After World War I, he returned and furthered his education. He graduated from Wentworth Institute in 1922 with a B. S. in Science. He advanced his educa- tion by taking courses at A. I. C. and Springfield College. On June 19, 1924 he took Miss Florence Louise Parmenter as his bride. They have one child, a married son Richard, and are now the proud grand- parents of two children. Before entering the field of education, Frank worked for industry in and around Westfield and Springfield for such firms as Foster Machine Com- pany, Westfield, Springfield Armory, and finally, for sixteen years, the American Bosch Corporation where he served as an engineer. The Trade Evening School enjoyed the services of Mr. Vyska as early as 1938 as did special defense classes before World War II. On March 17, 1947, the Springfield Public School System recongnized the talents of this gifted man and hired him as a regular teacher. He has served in numerous capacities and is cur- rently chairman of the Science Department here at Trade. He is a member of Science Curriculum Com- mittee for Secondary Schools as well as a member of Mr. Garvey’s Advisory Committee. He is a firm be- liever in visual aides as a teaching tool. ‘“‘One picture is worth a thousands words,”’ is his favorite saying. It is not unusual to walk past his room to see it darkened, lit only by the reflections of an overhead or movie projector. Mr. Vyska will long be remembered by all those who have been members of his classes and fellow teachers To Frank - you have made many friends while here at Trade and together we pay tribute and wish you and Mrs. Vyska a long richly rewarding retirement. on trat adm 10 Mr. Walter Markham Director Massachusetts Vocational Education Mr. John Shea Assistant Director Massachusetts Vocational Education Dr. T. Joseph McCook Mr. Edmond P. Garvey Superintendent Director Mrs. Teresina Thompson Mr. Mario Pellegrini Assistant Director Assistant Director 1 Mr. Stanton Mrs. Triggs GUIDANCE Mrs. Searlman Dr. English 14 President's Mes sage As we, the Class of 1966, come to the end of our three years at Trade High School, we pause to look back on the administration and teachers who well deserve our sincere thanks, for without their diligents efforts, we would not be prepared to leave Trade with the skills and knowledge that are necessary to succeed in the world. We are grateful for their prodding us into taking advantage of the many opportunities offered to us. We certainly cannot forget our Advisors, Mr. Salvadore and Dr. Walter. They have stood by us through the good and the difficult times and have worked hard to help us achieve our goals. Our parents are to be recognized also, for without their love, patience and encour- agement, we would not have been able to get the education we needed. As we look back on the happy and unforgetable years at Trade High, we realize how much we are going to miss the friends we have made, the faculty who have helped us, and the School and activities we have supported and attended. A part of our hearts and minds will be in debt to Trade for providing the training and op- portunities we have obtained, and we know that with a small amount of luck and God’s assistance we shall be sucessful and our accomplishments well noted. Arnold Millette President, Class of ‘66 Thank you : R. J. BRACCIALARGHE 45 Orchard St., Springfield Machine, Student Council-1 SHERRIE BEDORE 551 Stony Hill Road Wilbraham, Beauty Culture Glee Club-2, Ski Club-1 LORRAINE BELDEN 11 Hotland St., Spfld. Distributive Education MARY BRUNELLE 15 Grant St., Springfield Distributive Education 16 MICHAEL P. BURNS 60 Mandalay Rd., Springfield Radio, Football-4, Track-3 Swiming-1, Basketball-1 WILLIAM D. BACYK West Warren Rd., Palmer Machine ROBERT J. WSZOLEK 58 Devens St., Indian Orchard Machine Drafting Honor Society NANCY A. CANNAMELA 53 Canton St., Springfield Food Catering, Glee Club-2 RICHARD J. CABA 17 McKinley Terr., Westfield Radio, Honor Society-1 Class Representative-l Student Council-1, Baseball F. P. DELLA MATTERA 97 Clantoy St., Springfield Print, Yearbook Staff-3 RICHARD A. CONCATO 58 Melwood Ave., East Longmeadow Auto Mechanics ROLAND J. DYMON 2614 Parker St. Indian Orchard Machine 17 ALICE L. DE MARS 173 Sunridge Dr., Spfld. Needle Trades JERRY T. DENNIS 64 Morreland St. Springfield Auto Mechanics DIANE DE CARLO RICHARD T. DONOVAN 19 Hamburg St., Spfld. 67 Clematis Rd., Agawan Beauty Culture, Glee Club-3 Printing, Baseball-2, Hockey-2 Captain of Cheer Leaders-4 Soccer-2, Track-1 Varsity Club-2, Girl Marshal JAMES R. DENESHA 280 Greennaway Dr., Spfld Cabinet, Soccer-2 Class Representative-2 RICHARD P. DUZNIEWSKI 14 Campechi St., Springfield Printing, Yearbook Staff-2 18 STEPHEN E. DRUMM 471 Forest Hills Rd., Spfld Auto Mechanics ROYAL T. MOORE 723 Center St., Ludlow Machine, Freshman Football Ski Club NORMAN R. LA MADELEINE 24 Parker St., Ware Machine FRANK P. PECK 230 South Monson Rd. Hampden Pattern HORACIO C. DOS SANTOS 187 Whitney St., Ludlow Cabinet, Soccer-3 LARRY W. HOGAN 234 Commonwealth Ave. Springfield Machine ANTHONY P. BUONICONTI 80 Cornell St., Springfield Auto Body WILLIE SCOTT JR. 100 Monmouth St., Spfld. Sheet Metal, Class Rep. PETER S. HERBERT 46 Prentice St. Springfied Machine, Soccer-3. Hockey-1 Baseball-2 DONALD E. MIKESH 86 Lebanon St., Springfield Auto Mechanics BERNARD W. JAMES 12 Hancock St., Springfield Machine Drafting, Band-3 Bowling-1 GERALD A. BRAICA 61 Acushnet Ave., Springfield Machine RONALD F. HALL Main St., Russell Sheet Metal, Student Council-1 RODNEY J. POLAK 54 Pleasant St., Ware Machine, Honor Society GARY C. MC GEE 85 Jensen Circle., West Spfld. Auto Body DONALD N. BLACK 119 High St., Springfield Radio JOHANN P. KNAPIK 454 Union St., Springfield Electric WILLIAM D. ELLIS 182 Maynard St., Springfield Machine Drafting, Honor Socitey-1 OTTAVIO FAZIO 247 Oakland St., Springfield Radio, Student Council-1 Sound Stage Projection-2 PATRICK J. O’CONNOR 30 Charles St., Three Rivers Machine JOHN F. O’BRIEN 183 Woodside Ter., Spfld. Machine Drafting, Student Council-4, Swiming-2, Glee Club 19 EDWARD M. EGAN 754 Liberty St., Springfield Machine, Football-2 SHEILA L. MORSE LOUIS J. SWEENEY Gillette Ave., Southwick 276 West St., Ludlow Bakery, Band-1 Diesel iA OSCAR E. SMITH 90 Westminster St., Spfld. Bakery 20 NATHAN A. EATON 56 Pheland St., Springfield Diesel, Wresting-3, Band-l Track-3 J.V. Football PETER C. SUPINSKI 10 Van Ness St., Spfld. Graphic Arts, Yearbook Rifle Club, Honor Society DAVID STEPFANOWICH 124 Stuart St., Springfield Machine ROBERTA L. SCHOTT 935 Liberty St., Springfield Beauty Culture, Glee Club-3 Majorette-1 ANTONIO SUARES 66 Pasadena St., Springfield Electric yyydE? BR, BARRE RRE ELEANOR I. SCHEIBLE 40 Forest Park Ave., Spfld. Distributive Education HELEN E. SAVELLE 104 Spring Street, Spfld. Bakery EDWARD R. SIWICKI 128 Nagle St., Indian Orchard Machine 21 MARK J. SOTIROPOULOS 369 Columbus Ave., Spfld. Machine Drafting, Honor Society-3, Glee Club-2 FLOYD W. SESSIONS 51 Cosgrove Ave., Agawam Auto Mechanics, Basketball-2 ROBERT A. SZEMELA 19 Briggs St., Indian Orchard Auto Mechanics RONALD F. SILVA 1271 Worcester St. Indian Orchard Auto Body FRED R. STAPLES FREDERICK J. HILL 36 Edgewood St., Springfield Auto Mechanics, Football-1 Varsity Club-2 Track-3 53 Euclid Ave., Springfield Printing, Governor’s Escort Yearbook 22 THOMAS R. TEMPLEMAN 72 Wrentham Rd., Springfield Auto Mechanics HELEN H. WALTER 98 Division St., Spfld. Needle Trades, Glee Club-3 Steering Committee-1 ROLAND A. TIETZE 34 Coleman St., Springfield Cabinet, Soccer MARY HICKEY JEROME R. HAMEL 33 Crittenden St., Spfld. 355 Tremont St., Springfield Foods Catering, Majorette-2 Cabinet, Student Council -1 EDWARD M. HETU 37 Pomona St., Springfield Auto Body 23 ANTHONY E. GENTILE 51 Penrose St., Springfield Cabinet ROBERT P. HOLUB Box 278, Loomis St. Southwick Machine PHILIPPE G. GAMACHE 138 Spring St., Springfield Cabinet THOMAS L. GRAY 121 Harvard St., Springfield Machine, Baseball-2 CHARLES A. FURGAL Brimfield Rd., Warren Cabinet RICHARD R. HANNA 4 Searle Pl., Springfield Auto Body FRANCIS J. SEIDELL 126 Orchard St., Springfield Sheet Metal MICHAEL J. MASSARONE 106 Piedmont St., Spfld. Radio TERRY J. LAMBERT 27 Telbar St., Spfld. Sheet Metal 24 DAVID H. ROBERTSON 421 Tinkham Rd., Spfld. : FRANCIS V. HARNOIS Diesel 115 Senator St., Springfield WAYNE D. ROWLEY Sheet Metal, Football 63 Merrimac Ave., Spfld. Radio THOMAS L. BARTOLUCCI 37 Governor St., Springfield Radio JOHN P. BENINATI 37 Johnson St., Springfield Cabinet, Senior Class Repre- sentative DAVID J. GAGNER 30 Bartlett Ave. East Longmeadow Cabinet CHARLES A. ARPIN 11 Washburn St., Spfld. Paint Decorating WILLIAM A. SCHUERER 83 Abbe Ave., Springfield Machine Drafting, Honor Society-3, Football, Glee Club ROBERT DANE 108 Crane Hill Rd. North Wilbraham Machine STANLEY P. TESSIER 81 Dunmoreland St., Spfld. Auto Mechanics LINDA L. PROVOST 89 Robert Dyer Circle, Spfld. Distributive Education PHILIP B. NICHOLS 31 Quaboag St., Warren Auto Mechanics LOUIS J. PEPE 1524 Carew St., Springfield Printing, Hockey-2, Baseball-3 ROBERT POLITE 107 Albremarle St., Spfld. Auto Mechanics, Shop Basket- ball THEODORE M. ALDRICH ALBERT L. PAUL 113 Berwick Rd., Long. 248 Greenaway Dr., Spfld. Auto Mechanics, Bowling-] Auto Mechanics ALAN HENRICHON 45 Wood Rd., Ludlow Distributive Education GERARD L. AUDETTE 28 Massasoit Pl., Spfld Cabinet 295 MICHAEL J. ALBERT ALBE F. MARTIN 70 Suffolk St., Springfield Union Road, Wales Electric, Honor Society-1 Machine Wrestling-2, Jets-1 JOHN J. MARKHAM 12 Stony Hill Rd., Hampden Cabinet WILLIAM E. MC CARTHY 34 Robert Dyer Circle, Spfld. Welding, Swimming-2, Band-3 STEVE T. MARSZALEK 315 Water St., Indian Orchard Radio, Hockey-3, Soccer-1 Baseball-2, Varsity Club KENNETH R. MANEGRE 29 Granville St., Spfld Printing Class Representative ROY T. MURPHY 43 Oxford St., Springfield Electric, Auto Visial, Band Class Rep., Pres. of Jets 26 ARNOLD P. MILLETTE 3231 Main St., Springfield Machine, Pres. of Senior Class, Glee Club-2 Ski Club JAMES R. MC NAMEE 41 Acme PIl., Springfield Radio Sound Stage Crew FLOYD H. MONETTE JR. F. A. HACKSTOCK 42 Harvey St., Springfield 32 Randall Pl., Springfield Auto Mechanics Machine SALVATORE MINNITI 124 William St., Springfield Machine Drafting, Soccer Rifie Club, Honor Society-2 JOSEPH A. MAZZA 28 Wilcox St., Springfield Radio, Band-2 Honor Society-1 27 JUDITH E. MILLS AL J. MENDRALA GARY MATHIESON 5 Hunter Street 27 Worthy St., Springfield 28 Front St., W. Brookfield North Wilbraham Radio, Hockey-3 Baseball-3 Machine Cosmotology Varsity Club-2, Soccer-1 FRANCIS R. MOTHERWAY 2713 Main St., Springfield Radio DIANE M. MALONE 84 David St., Springfield Need!c Trades ROBERT C. MC KIiE 1446 Page Blvd., Springfield Cabinet 28 DONALD L. MARSH 145 Cambridge St., Spfld. Printing, Yearbook Staff-3 Student Council-1 if i LAWRENCE A. MACHABEE 49 Osgood St., Springfield Electric, Football-2 Track-2 Jets-1, Wrestling-3, Varsity Club-2 VIRGINIA MASSI 36 Home St., Springfield Beauty Culture ANTHONY R. WILSON 13 Oueen St., Springfield Radio, Glee Club-3, Baseball, Football, Track, Stage and Sound Crew-2, Wrestling-2 WILLIE G. A. ROSEMOND 126 Maynard St., Springfield Radio, Wrestling-3, Track-2 Soccer, Varsity Club, Stage Crew, Football, Baseball AMOS S. WOODELL College Highway Southwick, Electric, Stage Crew 29 JUDITH WHITNEY 4 Chapin Ter., Spfld. Beauty Culture SARAH J. WEIDON 95 Mapledell St., Springfield Foods Catering, Glee Club-2 ROBERT E. WILANDER Huntington St., Chester Machine WAYNE L. ROBERTS LAWRENCE B. WARREN R.R. No. 2 Box 74, Babb Road SUSAN E. WADE 250 St. James Blvd., Spfld. Southwick 42 Ringgold St., Springfield Printing Welding, Yearbook Beauty Culture, Band-1 z 30 BUDDY L. WILLIAMS WILLIE J. THOMAS 401 Bay St., Springfield 49 Sherman St., Springfield Radio Auto Mechanics, Football-3 Basketball-3, Track-3, Class Representative, Varsity Club-2 ROBERT N. WALDRON JANICE A. HAMILTON 253 Main St., Indian Orchard 193 Warrenton St., Spfld. Bakery Bakery, Glee Club-2 STEPHEN W. HUDSON 659 State St., Springfield Graphic Arts, Yearbook Staff Track (Manager) YVONNE WILLIAMS 15 Allendale St., Springfield Needle Trades, Steering Com- mittee-1 31 WILLIAM D. BIERMANN 142 Penrose St., Springfield Electric PAUL A. BOUSQUET 883 Belmont Ave., Spfld. Electric, Jets-1, Stage Crew-1 Audio Visual-1 CARL L. HAGEN North Liberty Street Belchertown Bakery JOHN T. BALL Fred Jackson Rd., Southwick Machine, Honor Society-3 Student Council-1 ALBERT C. BEDARD 274 Centre St., Indian Orchari Radio, Rifle Club-2 STEPHEN E. BRENNAN 5 Sparrow Drive Spfld. Machine FRANCIS D. RICE 136 College St., Springfield Machine Vrafting, Football-2 GARY M. ROGERS RICHARD R. RACINE 11 Kelly Pl., Springfield 544 Amherst Rd., S. Hadley Cabinet, Band-3, Varsity Club Diesel, Class Representive THOMAS J. RICKSON 8 Worthy St., Springfield Printing, Band-3 RICHARD C. RANKIN 111 Oklahoma St., Spfld. Machine Drafting PAUL M. RECOR 27 Guertin Ave., Ludlow Sheet Metal 33 ROSEMARY RONCOLATO 65 Strong Street, Springfield Beauty Culture, LINDA D. RUSSELL 86 Sparrow Dr., Springfield Graphic Arts, Yearbook-3 Student Council Class Representive EARL R. RULE 9 Rathbun St., Springfield Paint Decorating, Student Council 34 RUTHIE M. RYANS 98 Division Street, Spfld. Needle Trades NANCY ROBAK 115 Dubois Street Indian Orchard Beauty Culture, Treasurer-1 Band Treasurer-l. § ROYSTER L. EADY 43 Stebbins St., Springfield Radio, Track-3 WILLIAM R. POOLER LARRY PELLETIER GARY W. PIKE 41 Malden St., Springfield 160 Laurelton St., Spfld. 215 Ft. Pleasant Ave., Spfld. Sheet Metal, Class Represen- Auto Body Electric, Football tive WALTER PAGE 39 Seymoure Ave., Spfld. PAUL G. PARISEAU JOSEPH F. PRZYBYCIEN Machine, Track, Soccer-2 31 Prospect St., Ware 77 Central St., Springfield Glee Club Auto Mechanics Machine, Glee Club-2 35 DANIEL J. PECZKA 10 Cypress St., Ludlow Auto Mechanics, Soccer-4 DONALD PULCHTOPEK 22 East St., Ware Auto Body BARBARA PERRY 65 Bond St., Springfield Bakery, Varsity Club-2, Cheer Club-2, Cheerleader-2, Steer- ing Committee-1 ERNEST J. PEARSON 1000 Main St. Wilbraham Sheet Metal NORMAN R. PICARD 125 Wilno Ave., Ludlow Radio, Rifle Club-2 Honor Society GERALD L. QUESNEL 27 Girard Ave., Springfield Machine ROBERT H. YON RICHARD D. GERHARD JR. Ac irany 2 modo 39 Orchard St., Springfield 34 West Main St. Warren ermont St., Springtie Machine, Student Council Machine, Glee Club-2 Graphic Arts Honor Society, Freshman Football, Representative re BURTON L. GILBAULT 197 Wrentham Ave., Spfld. Graphic Arts DORIS M. GUERRETTE 39 Armory St., Spfld. Needle Trades, Band-2 JAMES M. GRESHAM 66 Dexter St., Springfield Auto Mechaincs, Glee Club-3 37 i s EDWARD GHIDONI JOSEPH J. GIANNINI JR. RONALD P. GUTKOWSKI 17 Utica St., Springfield 63 Meadowbrook Rd., Spfld. 66 Brighton St., Springfield Cabinet Machine, Glee Club-2 Auto Mechanics CYNTHIA J. BARR ROBERT L. GAMACHE ROBERT GUAY 472 Porter Rd., Springfield 239 Main St., Indian Orchard 1329 Dwight St., Spfld. Printing, Band-2, Yearbook-3 Auto Mechanics Auto Mechanics Honor Society-1 38 DAVID G. BRUNEAU 75 Clematis Rd., Agawam Machine ‘ Ne Pheto AVAILABLE RICHARD F. THIBEAULT North Washington St. Belchertown Radio LOUIS O. MESSIER 383 Union St., Springfield Electric, Bowling-1, Visial Aids-2, Jets-2 ROBERT J. RAE 27 Rodney Smith Circle Springfield DIANE BARRY 49 Overlea Dr., Springfield Beauty Culture, Glee Club-3 J.V. Cheerleader Radio, Rifle Club-2, Sound Stage Crew-2, Projectionist-2 PETER G. SIAS 3 Turner St., Springfield Pattern, Bowling-3 Varsity Club-2, Class Rep. CHRISTINE MC COLLUM 80 Steuben Street Indian Orchard Bakery JAMES A GAMACHE 48 Wilmont St., Springfield Electric, Visual Aids-4 Stage Crew-2, Student Council-4 BARBARA J. BURNS 37 Pemaquid St., Indian Orchard, Beauty Culture Student Council RAYMOND H. BURGESS 40 Albemarle St., Springfield LUCIEN VALOIS Carpenter St., Warren Machine DANIEL R. BUZZELL 372 Stony Hill Rd., Wilbraham Cabinet, Band-1, Yearbook-1 Freshman Football-1 39 MARTIN J. VARTERESIAN 85 Ardmore St., Springfield Radio, Honor Society, Radio Club ROBERT A. VEDOVELLI 303 Allen St., E. Long. Auto Body HELEN P. JAKUS 37 Goodwin St., Indian Orchard, Beauty Culture, Glee Club-3 LEONARD P. JONES 75 Clifton Ave., Springfield Radio, Baseball-2, Band-1 Football-2, Basketball-3 Varsity Club-2 LINDA VASSO 248 Merrimac Ave., Spfld. Distributive Education HENRY L. INGRAM 59 Hidway, Indian Orchard Auto Mechaincs Soccer-1, Swimming-1 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE = ey GEE U7 LEONARD J. LUCIER JR. 25 Church St., Ware Machine EUGENE SHEA 42 Carver St., Springfield Electric JAMES M. FERRIS 28 Porter St., Springfield Electric SAMUEL J. COLE 20 Palmer Road Three Rivers Cabinet JOSEPH GILL 14 Penleton Ave., Spfld. Electric EDWARD R. GALAS 28 Weston St., Wilbraham Electric, Baseball-2, Jets-1 Student Council-3, Glee Club-1 MICHAEL W. BLAKE 48 Stanhope Rd., Springfield Auto Mechanics DONALD C. JOHNSON 25 Hayden Ave., Springfield Auto Mechanics ROLAND A. VIGNEAULT 110 Florida St., Springfield Printing, Class Representive Student Council, Yearbook ARTHUR L. KING 16 Lee St., Springfield Auto Mechanics, Football-3 Track-2 KAREN KNOWLES 232 Greenaway Dr., Spfld. Distributive Education JOHN M. KENNEDY 130 Circle Drive., West Spfld. Machine, Rifle Club-3 Honor Society-1 NOT AVAILABLE DAVID R. MENARD 94 Caton Lane, Orchard Indian Machine ANTHONY GALARNEAU 40 Burford Ave., West Spfld. Electric, Football-1 42 MICHAEL J. SCOTT 10 Allendale St., Springfield Sheet Metal DONALD L. MINNEY 29 Mazarin St. Indian Orchard Auto Body, Glee Club-1 JOANNE M. HITCHCOCK 1760 Carew St., Springfield Distributive Education THOMAS R. TEMPLEMAN 72 Wrentham Rd., Springfield Auto Mechanics JERRY A. NEWTON 80 Sunset Dr., Springfield Cabinet, Track-4 SHARYN E. NICHOLAS 24 Lakevilla Ave., Spfld. Beauty Culture, Glee Club-2 Steering Committee-1, Band-1 ELIZABETH C. NADER 35 Sachem St., Springfield Beauty Culture GEORGE D. LOGAN 59 King St., Springfield Auto Mechanics LETHA A. PICANZO JOANNE M. LA BRECQUE 113 Lamont St., Springfield 104 Everett St., Spfld. Foods Catering, Student Distributive Education Council-2, Glee Club-2, Class Treasurer, Honor Society, Steering Committee ARTHUR LA FRANCE 86 Farnham Ave., Springfield Auto Mechanics GAETAN G. LACHANCE 25 Belanger Ave. Three Rivers Radio 43 MICHAEL R. LUCEY 77 Superior Ave. Indian Orchard Pattern ALBERT W. LALASHJUS Coy Hill Rd., Warren Machine RAYMOND J. LARAMIE 60 Layzon Brothers Rd. Indian Orchard Paint Decorating DENIS J. LABBE 411 Belmont Ave., Spfld. Printing, Bowling-1 GEORGE L. FOSKIT 26 Barker St. Three Rivers Welding RICHARD R. PADYKULA 72 Williams St., Ludlow Printing, Camera Club, Rifle Club, Spotlight On Youth 44, GEORGE R. FETTES 55 Lansing Pl., Springfield Printing ROBERT A. FERENZ Ware Rd., Belchertown Electric, Honor Society-1 Student Council-2, Jets-1 Class Representative-1 PETER TRENCH 896 East St., Ludlow Auto Mechanics JOHN FERRIS 32 Boyer St., Springfield Paint Decorating, Soccer Student Council-1 Class Representative-1 REALER C. FOSTER 23 Quincy St., Springfield Needle Trades, Glee Club-4 Cheerleaders-3, Varsity Club2 Student Council-3, Class Vice- President, Steering Commit- tee-3 BARBARA J. FLANDERS 150 Waldorf St., Spfld. Beauty Culture, Majorette-2 45 46 MARY A. CHOINIERE GEORGE R. BISSONNETTE 105 Berkshire St. 299 Newbury St., Springfield Indian Orchard Beauty Culture, Glee Club-2 Band-2 Steering Committee-l Electric, Bowling-2 JOSEPH M. CALIENTO 15 Calais Pl., Springfield Auto Mechanics Class Representative-] FRED E. CHIARO 57 Dexter St., Springfield Auto Mechanics MICHAEL A. COLLINS ROBERT P. CLINI 259 Central St., Springfield 212 Lauerlton St., Springfield Radio Diesel WILLIAM J. CONNOR JR. 53 Redfern Dr., Spfld. Cabinet ANN M. CHUILLI 205 Wilbraham Rd., Spfld. Needle Trades JOHN A. CYGAN 25 Stockman St., Springfield Printing, Yearbook-3 FRANCIS CASE Southlongyard Rd. Southwick Machine WILLIAM W. CYGAN 25 Stockman St., Springfield Cabinet PATRICIA A. INGRAM 59 Midway St., Indian Orchard Beauty Culture AT ROBERT T. GAGNON ROBERT P. SAKOWSKI 16 Lexington St., Springfield 15 Rogers St., Indian Orchard Radio, Baseball-3 Auto Mechanics DALE A. ROSS 131 Somers Rd., Hampden Cabinet DAISY M. STROM 728 Suffield St., Agawam Needle Trades ANTHONY E. SNOOK DONALD L. JERNIGAN 103 Middlesex St., Spfld. 132 Cambridge St., Spfld. Printing, Yearbook Prod. Auto Mechaincs Editor-3 Class Representative-l 48 LINA DI CIOCCO 274 Commonwealth Ave. Spfld., Beauty Culture Student Council-1 Vice Pres.-1 GARY T. BOWLER 17 Fairhaven Dr. Indian Orchard Machine DOUGLAS C. BAUMANN 281 Nottingham St., Spfld. Diesel ANDREW M. DAVIAU 63 Chapin Terr., Spfld Auto Mechanics, Freshman Football, Wrestling-2 JOHN BANDOSKI 164 Middle St., Springfield Machine Drafting STEVEN R. DROZDOWSKI 10 Enfield St., Indian Orchard Machine Drafting, Honor Society-4, Ski Club-1 Yearbook Staff-1 49 MICHELE BUSHA 147 Butler St., Spfld. Needle Trades JANICE WEZNIAK 251 Water St., Indian Orchard Bakery, Glee Club-2, Honor Society-1, Varsity Club-2, Student Council-2, Cheerlead- ing-2, Steering Committee-1 PATRICIA A. SMITH 50 Hall St., Springfield Beauty Culture, Glee Club-3 GARY E. GLUSHIEN 409 Trafton Rd., Spfld. Electric, Visual Aids-2 Stage Crew-l CAROL A. RICHARD 402 Page Blvd., Springfield Distributive Ed., Band-2 School Store-2. F. A. HACKSTOCK 32 Randall Pl., Springfield Machine PAMALA N. COPSON 167 Phoenix Ter., Springfield Food Catering MARGARET A. HURLEY 9 Woodmont St., Springfield Needle Trades KATHLEEN T. MORIN 27 Clough St., Springfield Distributive Education THOMAS J. KENDRA 67 Bliss St., West Spfld. Electric, Honor Society-1 Hockey-2, Baseball-1, Jets-1 MARK J. SOTIROPOULOS 369 Columbus Ave., Spfld. Machine Drafting, Honor Society-3, Glee Club-2 RICHARD C. KING Hardwick Pond Rd., Ware Auto Mechanics ol NORMAN A. BOUCHER 20 Park Terr., Ludlow Printing NORMAN D. PLANTE 43 Abbe Ave., Springfield Printing, Wrestling ANGELA M. BARROWS 71 Sunridge Dr., Spfld. Needle Trades, Glee Club-3 Honor Society-2, Steering Committee-1 JAMES J. AXTON 83 Walnut St., Springfield Auto Mechanics JOHN BANDOSKI 164 Middle St., Springfield Machine Drafting NANCY M. KARALEKAS 194 Dwight Rd., Springfield Foods Catering undergraduates Mr. Noiseux Ist Row: Stanley Laganza, Frank Daniels, Allan Hearn, Kevin Ko- pacz, Roger Gamache, Robert Wardrop, Dennis O’Connor. 2nd Row: Lawrence Burbridge, Art- hur Begin, Joseph Branch, Wil- liam Liafleur, Richard Longo, Art- hur Lemon. 3rd Row: Carl Ro- berge, Edward Hall, Henry Lizon, Kenneth Chadderton, Eduardo An- dino, Wilbert Daniels, Victor Car- reras. 4th Row: David Montgom- ery, Thomas O’Sullivan. Mr. Dooley Ist Row: Valmore Guimond, Rob- ert Hasbrough, Carl D’Amario, Robert Lagimoiere, James Paten- aude, Kevin Wise. 2nd Row: Ge- orge Champagne, Ronald Kurpas- ka, Donald Ross, Thomas Zimmer, Thomas Skawski. 3rd Row: Joseph Lewis, Christopher Marshal, Tho- mas Walter, Herman Bouchard, Larry Nareau, Wayne Buzzell. Mr. Drewes Ist Row: Robert Lewis, Philip Thomas, Andrew Kaczowka, Ken- neth Gagner, Poulin Harvey, Fr- ank Kokoski, Robert Casineau, Edward Balsom. 2nd Row: Char- les Sullivan, Philip Asselin, Philip Gosselin, Edward Clemons, Vin- cent Danieli, Daniel Ostrander, Gerard Remillard. 3rd Row: Charles Blair, Edward Wozniok, Daniel Nawaj, Norman Harris, Manuel Chaves, Joseph Dum- browski. 4th Row: Gaetano Di- Ciocco, Patrick Nevue, Alan Pro- ir, James Worden, Thomas Ba- ker. Mr. Macaris Ist Row: Maxine Redd, Veronica Diaz, Ernistine Williams, Barbara Besner, Michele Maggipinto, Marie Curto, Irene Balsom. 2nd Row: Louise Brodeur, Janice Berthiaum, Mary Ann Morris, Kathleen Pow- ers, Sandra Kudron, Clemmenstine Williams. 3rd Row: Marilyn Dur- and, Gail Kellogg, Donna Kijak, Darlene Hauff. Miss Murphy Ist Row: Harold Stark, Edmond Solomon, Ronald Brothers, Roger Monette, Stanley LaBrecque, Wil- liam Brown. 2nd Row: Thomas McNamara, Norman Vandini, David Nicoli, Alain Evrard, Tho- mas LaBonte, James Curran, Raymond Giroux. 3rd Row: Mi- chael Zuron, William Murphy, Edward Lemoine, Robert Gauth- ier, John Sumler, James Brookes, Neil Metcalf. 4th Row: Wesley Case, Roger Crocker, Ronald Perran, Gary Churchill, Dana Pelletier, Alvin Council, Ronald Giard. Mr. Lavoie Ist Row: Theresa Kolosowski, Col- lette Salois, Theresa Mancuso, Christine Smith, Terry Cuzzone, Connie Canuel, Donna Psczola, Darlene Decarlo. 2nd Row: Diane Grondin, Tina Mancuso, Kathleen O’Connell, Nicole Demers, Marcia Crenshaw, Marielle Delabruere, Marthe Lehoullier. 3rd Row: Jan- ice Gore, Ejilene Woods, Pauline Aube, Paula Diaz, Sandra Barto- sek, Donna Berthiaume, Linda Richardson. 4th Row: Denise Courchesne. Mr. Brady Ist Row: David Champigny, Ger- ard Gamache, David Lariviere, Raymond Harder, David Laviolette, Gary Carabetta, Daniel Reed, Mic- hael Messier, Terrance MaLone, Raymond Lizzote. 2nd Row: Don- ald Marker, Robert Cabey, Gary LaPalme, Joseph Witek, Steve Ch- mura, Henry Bernadi, Willfred Pelletier, James Zerra, Wolf Haa- ga. 3rd Row: Micheal Hennessy, Raymond Fugere, Walter Slachet- ka, Arthur Lawler, Philip Abair, Walter Bryden. 4th Row: Thomas Heaton, Larry Bonnette, Richard Parrow, James Bagge, Walter Butler, Edward Napierski. Mr. McNamara Ist Row: Joseph Martel, Paul Dion, Eric Burnett, John Dukes, Louis Chin, Alfredo Daniele, Ray- mond Corbin, Donald Welch, Art- hur Cameiro. 2nd Row: Jose Gar- cia, Michael Denesha, John Shar- key, Robert Townshend, Robert Long, Roger Couture. 3rd Row: Robert Donovan, Charles Lowery, Robert Threat, John Stewart, Mike McCollum, Ralph Dalise, Michael Leary. 4th Row: James Murphy, Richard Scott, Charles Furlow, Gary Bruseoe, James Martin, Leroy Jennings. Mr. Craven Ist Row: Chester Niedzwiecki, Jerzy Cheremcha, Gary Lanoie, Peter Salier, Raymond Myers, Andrew Siana, Stanley Nietvdski. 2nd Row: William Gosselin, Juan Garcia, Fred Buoniconti, Carl Preissler, Kenneth Grzywacz, James Mackay, Gary Mahar. 3rd Row: Joseph Allen, Ralph Forbes, Wallace Barnes, George Germain, Arthur Parent, William Gerhard. 4th Row: Francis Bessette. Mr. Gulluni Ist Row: Robert Anderton, Way- ne Nareau, Stanley Popowski, James Ruais, James Kokosa, George Hapcook, Francis Rob- erts. 2nd Row: David Taft, Ro- land Racine, David Koski, Paul Bellefeuille, Bruce Godin, Ken- neth Overstreet. 3rd Row: Ber- nard Cavanaugh, Jerry Grybosh, Bruce Foote, Louis Sherman, Gary Ucella, Gerald Somerville, James Killian. 4th Row: Daniel McCarthy. Absent when photo was _ taken: Richard Christian, John Wilkie. Mr. MacLennan Ist Row: Richard Belanger, John Kirby, Charles Goguen, Jerome O- connor, Donald Keys, Angelo Sac- camando. 2nd Row: Walter Nowak, John Dezalia, James Denucci, Ron- and Clark, George LaFountain. 3rd Row: Gary Warbington, Charles Thomas, Micheal Santaniello. Mr. E. Boucher Ist Row: Thomas Burbank, Rich- ard Fraska, Joseph Bonneau, Michael Dart, Charles Dufresne, Ronald Ouellette, David Nunes. 2nd Row: David Belski, Merle Pelletier, Frank Alves, Norman Walsh, Bruce Hunt, Michael Sar- lan. 3rd Row: Vernon Miles, Douglas Cameron, Clifford Scott. o7 Mrs. Lynch Ist Row: Thomas Sacco, Ray- mond Marketos, Joseph Boulrice, Martin Lavoie, James Warwick, Thomas Marquette, John Charles. 2nd Row: George Liddell, Edward Chrusciel, Michael Plourde, Bruce De Winkeleer, Dennis Maloney, Thomas Booth. 3rd Row: Barton Knapik, Edward Maurice, Allen Meadows, Robert Fabry, Robert Billings, Michael Leahy, Peter Jones, 4th Row: Ronald Rudat. Mr. Van Heynigen Ist Row: Ronald Kupiec, Gilles Grenier, David Bliss, Wendell Axtman, Gilles Brisson, Fred Pio, Edward Balsom. 2nd Row: John Kennedy, Paul lLabarre, David Gagnon, Simon Beliveau, Howard Hayes, Victor Santos. 3rd Row: Cesare Perua, Richard Birk, Ran- dall Wyman, Robert Drost, Char- les Collins, Joseph Dumborowski, Antone Silva. 4th Row: Victor Nosaluk, Robert Harris, Leshe Blais, Joseph Landry, Charles Billings, Stephen Marra. Mr. Newsome Ist Row: Philip Childs, Howard Nolan, Harold Brunelle, Edmond Bushey, Bruce McClenndon, Adol- phe Blais, James Kelley. 2nd Row: Joel White, Georgeann Hitchcock, Lynn Latour, Vivian Green, Carolyn Lewis. 3rd Row: Richard Tanguay, Paul Coyer, David Owens, Kenneth Lamon- tagne, Philip Sullivan. 4th Row: John McLaughlin, Mark Brook- ens. Mr. Lapolice Ist Row: Edward Bailey, Thomas Bost, David Culloo, Paul Farrell, James McMaster, Frank DeCaro, Richard Flathers. 2nd Row: Ste- phen Jessup, Thomas Fontaine, George Dupuis, Scott Monte, Ga- ry McMahon, Louis Cleveland. 3rd Row: John Pietras, Gary Go- sselin, Daniel Champagne, David Troie, Douglas Clowes, James Langlois, Timothy Hall. Mr. Ross Ist Row: Denis Couture, Andrew Hitas, David Mathieson, Peter Brault, Owen Bjorklund, John Ki- jak, Stephen Spring. 2nd Row: David Sterner, Gary Pease, Don- ald Giles, Godfrey Foster, Joseph Sleeper, George Allard. 3rd Row: Thomas Sheehan, Richard Wal- der, Bernie Cox, Thomas Lareau, Thomas Krafchuk, Arthur Picard. 4th Row: Grovernor Wheelden, Peter Smith. Mr. Moran Ist Row: Charles Council, Edward Dussault, Patrick Santaniello, Da- vid Vermette, David Mastrionni, Daniel Mastrionni, Roy Durand, Stephen Sowa. 2nd Row: David Labier, Bobbie Daniels, Donald Demers, Paul Miller, Robert Tho- mas, William Crutchfield, Daniel Durant. 3rd Row: Roy Hastings, Matthew Campbell, Paul Zebra, William Kelley, George Andros, Francis Merrill. 4th Row: Rich- ard Shepardson, Ronald Camp- bell. Mrs. Taylor Ist Row: Sandra Malo, Katherine McMahon, Pauline Plamowdon, Patricia Welch, Susan Lamoureux, Anita Drovin, Cheryl Stetson. 2nd Row: Beverly Hauff, Sally Salbo, Kathleen Belanger, Lynne Beyette, Yvonne Kusmirek, Julie Nouny. 3rd Row: Jeanette Coughlin, Eileen Brunelle, Mary Deveno, Lise Ber- gevin, Frances Albano, Ada Hat- ch, Joan Abare. 60 Mr. Stibolt Ist Row: Daniel Brereton, Clark Maynard, Roland Lavoie, John Wieland, Fred Ryan, David Szcze- panek. 2nd Row: Richard Saykin, Robert Filipiak, Alan LaFountain, Richard Foisy. Mrs. Sullivan Ist Row: Pamela Burkhard, Moira Prior, Ann Sherman, Barbara La- nou, Maryann Shaughnessy, Susan Lavallee, Kathy Courtney, Eileen Emerson. 2nd Row: Deborah Sherman, Mary McCarthy, Bever- ly Seekins, Nancy Nareau, Donna Smith, Pamela Bigelow, Luella Giordano. 3rd Row: Evelyn Sche- bel, Paula Belliveau, Kathy Twin- ing, Kristine Saur, Linda Colcom- be, Peggy Charles, Maureen Shea. 4th Row: Larry Clemons, Nathan- iel Sanders. Dr. Walters Ist Row: Linda Mayo, Faith Steb- bins, Doris Beaulac, Joanne PI- ant, Donna Perry, Joyce Parker, Mary Richards. 2nd Row: Linda Mae Warren, Donna _ Bouchard, Cordellia Canaday, Evelyn No- vak, Sheila Blair, Sandra Sup- czak. 3rd Row: Thomas Ingham, Carol Yesacavage, Pat Lamothe, Dianne Vosberg, Gail Merrigan, Suzanne Grimaldi, Louise Tessier. Miss Mazzachelli Ist Row: Gail DiPinto, Judy Ow- en, Earon Dixon, Clementine Gib- son, Judy Stone, Sharon Cava- naugh, Beverly Fortin. 2nd Row: Katherine Culbertson, Clestine Taylor, Naomia Shingles, Eliza- beth Weldon, Jane Gray, Marilyn Redd. 3rd Row: Cynthia Belan- ger, Juanita Martin, Roberta Reis, Maria Ayala, Alice Thomas, Veronica Kiwior. Mr. Howes Ist Row: Ken Theriault, William Burhop, Dennis Vadnais, Arthur White, Gary Beaulieu, Carmine Calento. 2nd Row: Lionel Berard, Vernon Villeneuve, William Foy, Paul Mandrus, Charles Krueger. 3rd Row: Paul Bousquet, Paul Martin, Charles Baerman, Wil- liam Clark, Charles Johnson. 4th Row: Steven Janeczek, Ronald Morse. 61 Mr. Kosior Ist Row: Larry Lovern, Terence Curtis, John Collins, James Lopes, Howard Weed, Edward Brennan. 2nd Row: Robert Czupryna, Don- ald Socha, Charles Brown, Ed- ward Wilcox, Philip Jalbert. 3rd Row: James Benware. 62 Mr. Manitsas Ist Row: Peter Nash, Gary Yelle, Emanuel Rovithis, David Minney, Robert Sedelow, Thomas Reilley. 2nd Row: James Byrd, Stephen Rovithis, Mitchell Skorupski, James Muscaro. Mr. Paulk Ist Row: William Robare, Harold Dilks, Mark Drugan, David Al- laire. 2nd Row: Robert McIntire, Russell Minor, Richard Doran, Gaetan Girard. Mr. Rzonca Ist Row: Irving Ostrander, Ray- mond Kapinos, James Skop, Tim- othy Keaney, Robert Hupfer, Ge- orge Queior, Michael Powers. 2nd Row: Emile Bonneau, Alan Young, Leo Bailey, Willie Davis, George Yarns, James Crenshaw. 3rd Row: Stuart McCelland. Mr. Dreyer Ist Row: Lawrence Parker, Ge- orge Beaudet, Frederick Madison, Roland Somerville, Kenneth Pi- esz, Lawrence Kites. 2nd Row: Alan Cassady, Donald Barrow’s, Mark Prokop, Richard Quinlan, Donald Smokowioz. 3rd Row: Stanley Williams, Richard Morse, Bruce Ackley, Walter Markiewies, Raymond Martin, John Best. 4th Row: Roger Pariseau, Henry Foggs, Lynn Ladue, Roger Rule, John Brennan, James Brunton. Mr. Lawrenre Ist Row: Michael Oconnor, Robert Staback, Wentworth Ince, Lee Reome, Allan Eldredge, Paul Guay, Michael Chicone. 2nd Row: Raymond Sutula, David Orszulak, David Dane, Charles Case, Wayne Williams, Leslie Atwood. 3rd Row: Ellis Willis, Guy Letendre, Isaac Harris, Albert Bacon, Joel Rogers, Randy Lemire. 63 Mr. LaPalme Ist Row: Mark Duval, Gary Cut- ler, Margaret Tolan, Elizabeth Duffy, Barbara Kenny, Patrick McCrystal, Kenneth Rheaume. 2nd Row: John Wands, Francis Miller, Karl Bergman, Stephen Ferenz, Mark Granger, Bruce Roscoe. 3rd Row: Wayne Nas- cembene, Ronald St. Pierre, Paul Brittain, Richard Guerri, Arthur Barnes, Lee Haire. 64 Mr. Sander Ist Row: Aldo Therrien, Gary Mc- Cormack, William Figiel, Richard Godard, John Goulette, James Sar- no, Ronald Lablanc. 2nd Row: John Mastolerz, Douglas Fowler, Steven Sharrett, Robert Forgue, Ralph Pel- letier, Ronald Franklin. 3rd Row: Ronald Laurion, Richard Brodecki, Edward Smith, John Kulig, Donald Kawalec, Donald Fowler, 4th Row: Curtis Hanie, Samual Hickson, Ben- sel Markham, Joseph Atwell. Mr. R. Lapalme Ist Row: Roland Dawson, Thomas Cottle, Marvin Spencer, Micheal Zollo, Richard Rocca, Doreen Salbo, Patsy Bergstrom. 2nd Row: John Brady, Albert Brown, David Burden, James Reyor, Paul Cote, Lynne Ucella. 3rd Row: Francis Malachowski, Daniel Parker. Mr. Maloof Ist Row: David Illingsworth, Wil- liam Kostanski, Dale Wyman, Paul Boyle, Kenneth Busiere, Thomas Bryden, Ronald Wilkinson. 2nd Row: Richard Peach, Paul Cook, Gerald Lord, Stanley Chrza- nowski, Ronald Buzzell, Jerry Bar- noski. 3rd Row: William Lataille, Stephen Jimerson, Allan Plante, Thomas Allen. Mr. Moody Ist Row: Gerard Ranein, Richard Salois, Paul Lessard, Stephen Bac- hand, George King, David Eaton. 2nd Row: Claude Demers, Dennis Tetrault, James Weiss, Francis Bleau, Fred Lessard. 3rd Row: Robert Smith, Raymond Andrews, Reginald Kowalik. Mr. Rice Ist Row: David Hartman, Keith Redmond, Matthew Gentile, Jerry Monette, David Blais, Thomas Renfrew. 2nd Row: Thomas Don- ahue, Bernard Davis, Richard Geddis, James Bently. Mr. Lodigiani Ist Row: David Bell, Stanley Woj- cik, Donald Guertin, Michael Kutt, Theodore Hetv, John Davis. 2nd Row: Norman Blais, Paul Cham- berlain, Roger Foote. Mr. Stibolt Ist Row: Charles Bisson, Kenneth Ptasawicz, Frank Buoniconti, Det- lef Scubring, Maurizio Mariani, Peter D’Angelo. 2nd Row: Robert Johnson, Ralph Porfilio, James Kane, Edward Krupa, Raymond Hill. Mr. Stibolt Ist Row: John Szczepanek, How- ard Rae, Alan Lambert, Helmut Feurestein, Harvey Markham. Mr. Philp Ist Row: Etta McCants, Lucy Buo- niconti, Mae Flynn, Joyce Lyons, Barbara Boucher, Donna Hart. 2nd Row: Michael Craven, Annette Saur Gayle Guerin, Mary Ryans, Joan- ne Purcell, Ronald Pauguette. Miss Mezzacappa Ist Row: Diane Stone, Ruth Gre- ene, Carolyn Eberhart, Nadra Auclair, Louise Therrien, Rose- mary Rivers, Lois Latour, Linda Ducharme. 2nd Row: Tara Shea, Mary Alice Gunter, Marie Perry, Joan Hauff, Lynda _ Flathers, Christine Cantwell, Christine Lon- go. 8rd Row: Donna Bryant, Jea- nette Stevenson, Diane Taylor, Rose Gebhard, Rosemary McCor- mick, Evelyn Kochanek. Mr. Wozniak Ist Row: Linda Hickey, Joanne Goodrow, Sarah Earls, Nancy Ac- corsi, Theresa St Amand, Sonja Rancin, 2nd Row: Geraldine Bly Beth Kretchmar, Barbara Biagetti Paige Howard, Marie Giera. 8rd Row: Linda Jacobs, Susan Marcil, Linda Etkin. 67 1cers Spee et Ye ik Class Off See ee ed 2a a a a Re ee eR Ee iid aed foe ciliate Y i Junior CSE SEF EDTS AEB SEsor sess 65 S 0 o'r — wn —) Orn HO SB =e CRs Ean OeO Meoecd CHE ses Saget g4rgas re - (9 1S, MOEes 2S ce “ma cel tS See Ley We eke = = o ie) 0 = oO aren {e4) oc Serica Sens a a a eS OE Od Dales Feu Paes a ° = © Sie eee 2 tat t= Oc aOR Ps A SCEU Te ne aa) Sos 8 os season AZAS. AonOoe Be riod Bs His Se Son oO 0 oY a3 = nAUvGHKsaeKogcsg Dy ae OHNM YEE BY SB ee Oe Oo 2S gHaEs is, eye Med CEES OS ess — jy a ics | PS VSESEES - ows an = isa) tape oy I= fe mee ea Ot SOS cr List of Contributors who helped finance our book Worcester Federal Savings Loan Association 1243 Main Street Springfield Zero Manfacturing Company Eastern Division Monson Mr. Earl F. Brankert-General Manager The Ocean House Watch Hill, Rhode Island Milton Bradley Company Maker’s of the World’s Best Games Springfield Springfield Federal Savings Loan Association 133 State Street Springfield Standard Industrial Supply Company Tool Machinery-Industrial Supplies 246 Chestnut Street, Springfield State Bowl, ‘‘34 Lanes” 1431 State Street Springfield T. F. Cushing Inc., Electronic Distributors 1026 Bay Street Springfield The Oaks Inn 700 State Street Springfield American Saw Manufacturing Company 301 Chestnut Street, East Longmeadow “Band Saw Hack Saws’”’ Arthur E. Center Inc. 360 Main Street, Springfield “Pontiac, Tempest Agency”’ Block Machine Tool Company Inc. 25 Carew Street Springfield Bosworth Studio 615 Dwight Street Springfield Byrons Funeral Home, Inc. 684 State Street Springfield Titeflex, Division of Atlas Corporation 603 Hendu Street, Springfield “America’s Leading Developer of Flexible Hose.” Valley Cinema Inc. Photo Sound Equipment Supplies 958 State Street, Springfield Vamco Inc. 221 Western Ave. West Springfield Van Norman Machine Company Division of Universal American Corp. 3640 Main Street, Springfield “It Pays to Van Normanize’’ W. Lee Costigan Company Inc. Paints, Enamels, Synthetics, Laquers 1122 Bay Street, Springfield Charles C. Lewis Company “Your Steel Service Center’ 209 Page Blvd., Springfield Cohen Brothers Inc. Scrap Iron Metal 846 Bay Street, Springfield Dale Brothers Laundries, Inc. 472 Union Street Springfield Durocher’s Catering Service 836 Bay Street Springfield Ferrara Spring and Auto Parts Company 740 Worthington Street, Springfield Branches: Agawam, Chicopee, Forest Park and Indian Orchard. George St. Pierre and Son Funeral Directors 576 State Street, Springfield H. Lederer’s Bake Shop 884-886 Sumner Ave. Springfield Hampden Color and Chemical Company 5 Albany Street Springfield Oliver Auto Body Company Inc. 1060 Bay Street Springfield Ryan Dental Supply Company Inc. 366 Worthington Street Springfield Samuel Bingham Company 23 Harvard Street Cambridge 69 AWARDS 70 1966 Vocational BAKERY COSMETOLOGY DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION FOODS CATERING NEEDLE TRADES AUTO BODY AUTO MECHANICS CABINET DIESEL ELECTRIC GRAPHIC ARTS MACHINE MACHINE DRAFTING PAINTING DECORATING PATTERN PRINTING RADIO SHEET METAL WELDING Academic and Related ENGLISH MATHEMATICS SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES Charles Arpin Robert Ferenz Salvatore Manniti Lawrence Machabee ADVISORS AWARD FOR CLASS COOPERATION Janice Wezniak Joannne Hitchcook Realer Foster Angela Barrows Carl Hagen Barbara Burns Karen Knowles Sarah Weldon Yvonne Williams Robert Vedovelli Andrew Daviau Roland Tietze Richard Racine Robert Ferenz Linda Russell Peter Herbert Stephen Drozdowski Charles Arpin Michael Lucey Anthony Snook Norman Picard Ernie Pearson William McCarthy Miscellaneous AMERICAN LEGION AWARD ATHLETIC AWARD D. A. R. - GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD DAVID JORDAN MEMORIAL AWARD GLEE CLUB AWARD MASS. VOCATIONAL GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD SEARS ROEBUCK FOUNDATION AWARD SPRINGFIELD COSMETOLOGIST ASSOC. AWARD Letha Picanzo Edward Galas Willie Thomas Letha Picanzo Janice Wezniak Anthony Wilson Realer Foster Arnold Millette Kathleen Morin Diane DiCarlo Patricia Smith WILLIAM HILL Much of the life of Billy Hill could not be considered beautiful. The many hours which were spent in pain and suffering would certainly be beyond most our imaginations. One is always led to ask why so much pain must exist in such a short span of life. Or why a person with such a short span of life in their youth must die. All one can do is to throw up his hands in dispair and say we just do not know. The ways and powers of God are often beyond our human understand- ing. But all one might humanly say is that this was a life that came to a tragic end. But this does not mean that the short life of Billy was without purpose or accomplishment. The life of Bill Hill will be remem- bered not only by his family and friends in thier sorrow but by the whole community in both Springfield and Boston. In his short time this boy and his struggle to live has probably effected the lives of more people than any of us could ever dream. When I or anyone else would enter the hospital and ask for Bill Hill, that name in itself brought an admirable response from doctors, nurses and patients alike. This was the boy whose hope and faith made the med- ical profession worthwhile. This was the boy who stimulated medical science to heights beyond human imagination. When we mentioned Bill Hill to the people of New England, a re- sponse of charity and concern came forth that few dreamed possible. There was not a person who could help but have his heart warmed and his charity touched by the boy whose will to live had been an example and inspiration to all. For the average person of our area, Billy became a per- son about whom they were concerned because he was a person in need. Consequently people joined together to give their blood, money and pray- ers to a fellow human in need in a way that will be remembered for a long time. To a man or woman of a relgious faith, Billy Hill has served as a source of confidence in the power and presence of God at work in the individual through prayer and faith. The best doctors in the world admitt- ed that their skills could never have been as successful as they were had this boy’s faith and desire to live not kept him going. For those of us who were praying constantly, it has been frustrating, but never hopeless or without its rewards. We know that as much as all of the doctors and nurses and others wanted him to live, to do so was beyond human expectation. We know that the influence of this boy upon medical science, the citizens of this area, and the people of faith has been the work of God and represents His way of using the greatest of tragedies for the most good. We also know that as much as we wanted Billy to live, God felt he had suffered enough and that he had accomplished enough in his short time to be called from the life of suffering, pain and frustration that surely lay ahead. Although the lives of his family and friends will not be the same and it will remain hard to understand why Bill was taken from us, let us not let the bitter fact of his death overshadow the way in which God used his life to influence us all. We can all be thankful unto God for this life and the immeasurable good which it has accomplished. Although we must now let him return to God, his creator and ours, let us ever keep him before us as an example of what-a rich and deep faith in God can do, not only in his life but in ours as well. Thomas A. Rannells March 28, 1966 71 vel F B em rie ea iti east eaten nteentsht tS: ES S E N I O R P R See eae Geraldine Lavoie Yvonne Williams Robert Dane Realer Foster Larry Clemons Melva McLaurin Donald Johnson Belinda Keaton Michael Blake Maxine Redd Susan Bousquet William Pooler Steve Marzalek Susan Lavidette Richard Gerhard Jr. Correna Pleau Michael Lucey Mrs. Cynthia Sotiropoulous Mr. Mark Sotiropoulous Helen Walter Charles Brase Jr. Linda Montgomery Arthur King Debbie Medlock John O’Brien Donna Mahoney Donald Minney Diane Barry Virgina Massi Susan Ingham Marilyn Bartlett Bruce Foot Richard Wells Ray Burgess Stanley Tessien Carole Petlock Cathy Conway Janice Hamilton Sheila Morse George Logan Francis Rice Leon Pelletier Joel Ryan Carol Richards Ciemmentine William Zelta Morgan Nancy Shea Ronald Magner Willie Thomas Robert Polite Richard Braccialarghe Mary Ann Kuchinski Helen Jakus Donna Hart Cynthia Barr Larry Machabee John Ball Alan Henrichon Skip Osteander Lucy Hair Donald Marsh Vivian Hayes Buddy Williams Mary Jane Strychevz Robert Zemda Sherrie Bedone Guy Letendre 78 Donna Distefano Frank DellaMattera Nancy Bonnevie Richard Concato Elizabeth Szemela Steven Drozdowski Janice Wazniak John Alvaro Rosalie Dzierat Roland Vigneault Lora Everson Stephen Drumm va Mary Brunelle Edward Sanderson Christine McCollum Joseph Maloney Sandy Mercer Anthony Wilson Julie Davidu Floyd Sessions Karen Knowles Don Brunelle Brenda Potter Carl Hagen Ealah Ensley Willie Rosemond Mary Ann Choiniere Ernest Bedinell Barbara Gawlik Roland Dymon Evie Daniel Ronnie Hall Flora Russell Geroge Bissonnette Beverly Fortin Ann Chuilli Raymond Kelly Betty Green Wayne Roberts Willie Scott Doris Guerette Robert Berte Rosemary Roncdato Ernest Troie Angela Barrows Wesley Case Linda Russell Edward Gladoni Sandy Smith Bill McCarthy Karen Hasselbaum Thomas Rickson Diane Malone Richard Montefusco a9 Patricia Ingram James Barnes Sue Wade Billy Kenzeuski Pat Bailey Henry Ingram Linda Machabee Andrew Daviau Barbara Burns Bob Bryjowicz gS Joyce Nilson Tom Templeman Betty Latown Rick Racine Carol Novak Louis Sweeney Barbara Perry 80 Paul Craig Barbara Flanders Charles Holland Ottavio Fazio Roy Hastings Joanna Bara Linda DiCiocco Michael Kelley Mary Alice Ganter Royster Eady Jo Ann Kendrick Jerry Newton Linda Jacobs Joseph Prybycien Mary Hickey Robert Crane Teri Erecksberg Jim Gamache Alice DeMaes Wayne Morse Loraine Belden Arnold Millette Terry Simmons Gary Glushien 81 Sue Martinelli Anthony Galarneau Cindy Belden James Ferris Karen Ven Keuren Richard Thibault Donna Molphys Robert Vedovelli Dorothy Heermand Robert Wilander Kathy Nicoletta Sam Woodell Margaret Wheeler Joseph Mazza Betty Duncan Salvatore Minniti 82 Donna Grenier Gary Mathieson Joanne LaBrecque William Gordan Nancy Cannamela Donald Vetal Letha Piconza Lawrence Warren Dale Herrick Floyd Monnette Brenda Sable Albe Martin Diane DeCarlo Antone Silva Carol Taylor Robert Wszolek Daisy Strom Jim Martin Mary Taylor Robert Sakowski Roberta Schott Douglas Baumann Betty Posasky Donald Socha Vivian Buttieri Michael Burns Sandra Russell John Page Helen Savelle George Andras Cindy Taylor James Denesha Kathy Morin Earl Rule Pat Fairbanks Eugene Shea Jean Giannetti Paul Bousquet Nancy Roba James Plaszkiewicz 83 84 86 FOOTBALL Ist Row: John Kirby, Norman Harris, Ronald Wilkenson, Arthur Barnes, Frank Daniels, Michael Leahy, Roland Somerville, Alfredo Daniele, John Cygan, Richard Quinlan, Alain Rousseau, Isaac Harris. 2nd Row: Thomas Ing- ham, Mgr., Donald Redd, David Montgomery, Edward Egan, Roger Crocker, Harold Dilks, Theodore Hetu, Willie Thomas, Arthur King, Roger Foote, David Nicoli, Fred Smith, Mgr. 3rd Row: Edward A. Plumb, Head Coach, Marvin Spencer, Barry Greene, Clyde Wilkenson, Norman Blais, Michael Burns, Gary Ucella, Edward Wilcox, Gregory Webb, John Pietras, Robert Fabry, Edward Kosior, Assistant Coach. 4th Row: Eric Burnett, Charles Sullivan, Duncan Seabrooks, George Yarns, Reginald Kowalek, Bensel Markham, Douglas Cameron, Oscar Smith, Joseph Lewis. nee z ss % Ist Row: T. Malone, O. Bjorkland, K. Chaddonton, K. Overstreet, R. Casineau, J. Charles, D. Redd. 2nd Row: J. Green, J. Brooks, J. White, J. Sleeper, W. Kelly, J. DeNucci, H. Nolan. 3rd Row: Mr. E. A. Macaris, D. Owens, R. Treat, C. Marshall, W. Barnes, J. Charles, D. Ostrander, N. Sanders, C. Collins. ah bol SEER ERR EK es i ‘ i ‘ ‘ NERS SESS 2 % sea sew eee 0 6 0 08 EIS ns eons on-te cin oeieen «ee a8 68 ee are a ome’ ae ee ad eeewe™ 6 lige 40 eR CRM ES SORT eee ee ee ae eeRE : 3 : e Blea san RG ee 5 09 ee 60. 8 TR seme 09 1h BE ee a se Has 08K OH Hripsineses wanes pee ee hee ee | Rem ee ew eF pueeererenet foe ane exmee oe ses « her tn tt re os ane mow me ve pone aenek og o Pe ROD Ko ieee cae saw ak Bes eo ees GOLF TEAM Ist Row: Tom Bryden, James Kelley. 2nd Row: John Dezalia, Joseph Witek, Donald Smokowicz, Michael Leahy, Walter Markiewicz, Robert Stabach, Edward Patingre, Donald Palosky. SWIMMING TEAM Ist Row: Roger Crocker, Robert Sedelow, James McMaster, John Greew, Robert Sumler, Arthur Barns. 2nd Row: Mr. Macaris, David Eaton, Harold Dilks, Wil- liam McCarthy, John Collins, Paul Miller, Charles Council, Charles Brown. WRESTLING TEAM Ist Row: Stanley Popowski, David Mastroianni, Adolnh Blais, Willie Rosemond, Capt. Michael Denesha, Daniel Mastroianni, Lawrence Machabee. 2nd Row: Peter D’Angelo, Theodore Hetu, Albert Bacon, Edward Clemons, God- frey Foster, Robert Daniels. 3rd Row: Coach Edward Plumb, Walter Petelle, Vernon Miles, Gregory Webb, David Montgomery, Mgr. Anthony Wilson. Nate Sanders not in picture. | i ) | TRADE Sos Ist Row: Louis Pepe, Daniel Brereton, Arthur Barnes, Eric Burnett, David Gagnon, Ronald Wilkinson, Nathan San- ders, Richard Foisy, Jerry O’Connor, Mark Duval, Kenneth Grzywacz. 2nd Row: Varsity Coach Michael Rausco, John Wands, James Denucci, Michael McCollum, Charles Lowery, Wallace Barnes, Walter Butler, Louis Sherman, Thomas Ingham, Gregory Webb, Wayne Nascembene. 3rd Row: Edward Chrusciel, J. V. Coach Frank Gulluni. Me ee ee eT ee 2 3 : t ‘ : Ist Row: Mgr. Pat McCrystal, Stanley Popowski, Willie Rosemond, Capt. Willie Thomas, Capt. Marvin Spencer, Dave Montgomery, Edward Clemons, William Kelly, Arthur King, Mark Granger. 2nd Row: Coach Ed McGibney, Richard Rocca, Charles Council, David Mastrioni, Alvin Council, Steve Popec, Charles Furlow, Norman Harris, Henry Foqqs, Owen Bjorklund, Daniel Mastrioni, Nathen Eaton. Mayans: RAE TRAD! ¥ TRAD: j = ‘ i p m=. Fi e . - ee OT ps Ist Row: Len Jones, Phil Sullivan, Don Redd, Capt. Buddy Williams, Al Rousseau, Cleve Seabrooks, Isaac Walters, Mgr. Roland Somerville. 2nd Row: Coach Ed Kosior, Oscar Smith, Joe Lewis, Steve Jimerson, Fred Smith, Ellis Willis, Dave Griffin, Willie Davis, and Mgr. Roger Foote. Basketball Ist Row: Dave Pulliam, Al Rousseau, Phil Sullivan, Willie Thomas, and John McLaughlin. 2nd Row: Mgr. Roland Somerville, Tom Ingham, Willie Davis, Capt. Oscar Smith, Mike Burns, Cleve Seabrooks, and Mgr. Roger Foote. | HOCKEY TEAM anes SPE Ist Row: Peter Sailer, David Szczepanek, Alfredo Daniele, Richard Quinlan, Emmanuel Rouithis. 2nd Row: Mgr. Francis Roberts, Mark Drugan, Louis Pepe, Wesley Case, George Andros, Lionel Berard. 3rd Row: Peter Herbert, William Clark, Daniel Nawoj, John Kulig, Steven Marszalek, David Illingsworth, Alfred Mandrella, Coach Earl Craven, Richard Foisey. 94 95 96 Ist Row: Phil Abair, Pat McCrystal, Co-Capt. Steve Rouithis, Co-Capt. Dan Peczka, Fred Pio, Joe Pio. 2nd Row: Mgr. Marvin Spencer, Robert Thomas, Paul Bousquet, Willie Rosemond, Alfred Mendrala, Chet Niedzwiecki, Emmanuel Rouithis, Mgr. James McMaster. 3rd Row: Coach Ed McG:bney, Isaac Walters, James Denesha, Mike Plourde, Pete Herbert, John Ferris, William Clark, Stan Popowski, Mgr. Ray Santos. O7% HONOR SOCIETY Ist Row: James Lopes, Howard Weed, Donna Smith, John Collins, Kathleen Morin, Salvadore Minnitti, Louice Therrien. 2nd Row: Maureen Shea, Sandra Russell, Susan Bousquet, John Ball, Mark Sotiropoulos, Litha Picanzo. 3rd Row: Bob Yon, Wayne Koldys, Bill Shurerer, Bill Ellis, William Clark, Stephen Drozdowski, John Kennedy. 4th Row: Peter Supinski, Donald Socha, Robert Wszolek. ie i i H i i STUDENT COUNCIL Lynda Flathers, Barbara Burns. 2nd Ist Row: Richard Caba, Michael Albert, Joanne Hitchcock, Donna Bryant, Robert Yon, Donald Row: Edward Galas, John O’Brien, Mark Drugan, Kathleen Morin, Letha Picanzo. 3rd Row: Socha, William Clark, Thomas Kendra, Robert Ferenz, William Kelly. VARSITY CLUB Ist Row: Anthony Wilson, Willie Rosemond, Arthur Barnes, Thomas Reilly, Janice Wezniak, Barbara Perry, Venise Gagnon. 2nd Row: Steve Rouithis, Harold Dilks, Mark Drugan, Phil Abair, Emanuel Rouithis, Dave Eaton. 3rd Row: Buddy Williams, Francis Miller, Sue Ingham, Gary Ucella, Marvin Spencer, Leonard Jones, Larry Machabee. 4th Row: Fred Hill. Ist Row: Lawrence Machabec, Kenneth Theriault, Larry Lovern, Mark Drugan, Michael Albert, Roy Murphy. 2nd Row: Thomas Kendra, Robert Ferenz, Robert Donovan, Vernon Villeneuve, Edward Galas. 3rd Row: Donald Socha, Paul Bousquel, George Germain. ‘ : | RIFLE CLUB Ist Row: Patrick McCrystal, Richard Shepardson, Smith, Robert Billings, David Laviolette. 2nd Row: Blair, Rich- ard Parrow, Paul Martin, Phil Abair, 102 VISUAL AIDS Louis Messier. Ist Row: James Gamache, Gaeton Girard, Mark Drugan. 2nd Row: i : | @ | Li ¢fetP Gas” $e, BPR eG ao Be att SSS 8 94 go 2 wy Pg g FP PF REK Big 8 ad 48 2 2 2 gt é : vies Rise esti 8 ee ge” ‘ ed ee eheas oe 7 sé hes Hieee disease, ALOE SID oy NT Ceweg FE Bibeee Hodes igh y é , bebbbe Tes ‘ By ic 72 eee ® ‘Stdiag . Th : Pile ee Mite egeg ha? g% SEP SCD e 8 tig gt 48% Geseiies te Lia ALE R FSS. Ls 5 PPP PRES Gee LF SOUND STAGE CREW Siok center atone Ist Row: James Martin, Bill Burhop, Roger Couture, Paul Mandrus, Gary Beaulieu, Phil Abair. 2nd Row: James Murphy, Paul Martin, Arthur Lawler, Charles Lowery, Leroy Jennings. 3rd Row: Ronald Morse, Steve Janeczek, Paul Bousquet, James McGraw, Richard Scott. 103 104. Ist Row: Stella Fotiathis, Teresa St. Armand, Eileen Emerson, Donna Hart, Joanne Goodrow, Louise Therrien, Michele Maggipinto, Alice De- mars, Bruce Roscoe, James Curran, Stanley Labrecque, Anthony Wil- son, Veronica Diaz, Diane DeCarlo, Realer Foster, Sue Larallee, Bever- ly Fortin, Lynn Latour, Darlene DeCarlo. 2nd Row: Elizabeth Weldon, Kathy Twining, Tina Mancuso, Colette Salois, Linda Hickey, Carole Pet- lock, Sheila Blair, Gerhard Rancin, Gerald Somerville, Donald Keyes, Charles Council, Diane Stone, Geraldine Bly, Janice Berthiame, Sue Goodrow, Kathleen O’Connell, Angela Barrows. 3rd Row: Susan Laral- ley, Venise Gagnon, Jean Hendron, Christine Smith, Theresa Kolosowski, Clementine Gibson, Clemmenstine Williams, Linda Etkin, Alice Thomas, Ronald Clark, Thomas Zawrotny, James Worden, John Wands, Diane Taylor, Cheryl Stetson, Ernestine Williams, JoannaoPlant, Paula Len- ot ae 3 . a a i es Le gieza, Constance Canuel, Sonja Rancin. 4th Row: Gloria Beach, Dolores Knowles, Marie Perry, Sharyn Nicholas, Patricia Smith, Naomia Shing- les, Roberta Schott, Thomas Cottle, Joel Rogers, Robert Donovan, Jose- ph Giannini, Marvin Spencer, Marcia Crenshaw, Maxine Redd, Marie Curto, Gail Merrigan, Louise Brodeur, Ruth Greene, Ruthie Mae Ryans, Paige Howard. 5th Row: Marielle de LaBruere, Mary Brunelle, Ginette Remillard, Moira Prior, Ann Sherman, Donna Smith, Patricia Kelly, Samuel Hickson, Richard Belanger, James Benware, Gary LaPalme, Thomas Krafehuk, Stere Marra, Vivian Greene, Karen Knowles, Kathy Culbertson, Georgeann Hitchcock, Evelyn Novak, Linda Richardson, 6th Row: Paula Diaz, Mary McCarthy, Paula Beliveau, Deborah Sher- man, Marilyn Durand, Linda Jacobs, Joseph Przybycien, Curtis Haynie, Walter Bryden, Vernon Miles, Pauline Aube, Julie Naury, Maureen Shea, Mary Gunter, Helen Walter, Diane Grondin. 105 FIELD 106 107 i es te nbtubonncentatoriee ter cc SKI CLUB Ist Row: William Clark, Lee Haire, Ray Corbin, Michael Denisha, Louise Brodeur, Joanna Plant, Marie Curto, Mary Richards. 2nd Row: Gail Merrigan, Carl Bergman, James Gamache, Mark Drugan, Barbara Flanders, Nancy Robak, Shirley Edore, Lynne Ucella. 3rd Row: Paul Cook, Thomas Allen, Gary Pease, Richard Peach, Dale Wyman, Bernard James, Steve Drozdowski. 4th Row: Dave Eaton, Vernon Miles, Bruce Hunt. TRAFFIC SQUAD Ist Row: Sharlyn Nicholas, Judy Whitney, Michael Craven, Ronald Paquette, Lucy Buoniconti, Barbara Boucher. 2nd Row: Patricia Ingram, Barbara Burns, Gayle Guerin. 9 10 [ | : +LIKEA GOOD AR OF | GOOD WORTH ELECTRIC SHOP hs eee ce Ps speeds - dig gO, er Cheerleadereg Auto Mechanies 115 ne ee 2 ex ‘ae ate � % “ BOYS OFFICE Mrs. Phillys Yelle, Mrs. June Hamel, Miss Ann Berson, Mrs. Grace Digan, Miss Mar- garet Tiedgen. GIRLS OFFICE Mrs. Ruth M. Doran, Mrs. Mafalda A. Gallagher ‘ JayJeM aSInNoT ‘yWIOMSUIaH UBSNS ‘sseg Are ‘alqqeD Ae ulANsUeT B}yaINe] ‘UOpIOyH usefly ‘uBIsey[eY euUYy uoga ‘eqins ueleH ad Pla ‘Aayyong Arey ‘ aSITBIS BIUIZIIA ‘ loqoH jolesieyy :MOy 3ST 121 ee. ea. ee ee ee 8 ee —- a a ses ie meee en S. Bernstein . J. Dooley M. Murphy | L. Lodigiani R. LaPalme L. Mazzuchelli O. Wulff M. Sullivan F. Hutcheons E. Craven B. Bransfield R. Newsome 124 B. Howes N. Sander 12 Noieux G. Rice | ) R. Salvadore C. McNamara S. Rzonca J. Maloof E. Boucher J. Michnoveicz C. 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