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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1969 volume:

Se Oe S Se = eee | TieoeT| beers | i OT RT A Ta EH EE mm SPRINGFIELD S TRADE | THE BEAVER — 1969 TABLE OF CONTENTS The Beaver wie. jcc oc. a deer Gothen 1 Table of Contents: . 018-2 -gcoteee ee ie eee ee ee 2 EOLC WO ieee Pe ee 7 So ef 9 Ly 3 Dedications 2. ioa. Wie. geee os ee ey ee 4 school: Committee: init) ahead ee ee 5 Administration: (State) City). meee eentemen a eeteeeene en career 6 Administration (irade Fig hy) ere ae eee ae eer 7 Administrations @irade: Flich)ece saree eee renee 8 Guidance: 22 Ges. 5 ees Bat cy 9 Co-op. and @fficetPersonnelian eee ee 10 Class AdViSOrs ve oe sfc ih ata ohece See Oe 1] Staff isu Ree eee ee ee 12 Faculty? ite. oe ae ee ee ee 13-15 Senior: Section c:. Aeewige ns cececk ete «enero eee 16-56 Underclassman Section 2. 2 et) eee 57-70 Organizations Sages pn hee ee 71-80 SHOPS ©. siege eos eee ance tee 81-93 | Sports . . 3c Ae eee ee yc ae en a 94-109 Assemblies. s.k.5 sts: ee acc ees 110-120 Cafeteria Staff! six) ie eee ce ee emer ae re 12] ContribUtors Oi arent seers ieee eee eer ee ee 122-123 Acknowledgements tus gama s-rstt eee ee ten eee ee 124 JUN FOREWORD The power is yours, but not the sight; You see not upon what you tread; You have the ages for your guide; But not the wisdom to be led. by Edwin Arlington Robinson DEDICATIONS Well, this is the end of a perfect day, Near the end of a journey, too; But it leaves a thought that is big and strong, With a wish that is kind and true For mem'ry has painted this perfect day With colors that never fade, And we find at the end of a perfect day, The soul of a friend we've made Carrie Jacobs Bond MR. PLUMB MRS. SIMES MRS. LYNCH MRS. SULLIVAN MR. PERRY SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL COMMITTEE—1969 MAYOR FRANK H. FREEDMAN, Chairman NRG MIVVAR Yona YN CH diene were cic 'aue cceccioneusta cs lecratate wasrelelne School Committee IMRAEROMEORIMIGY Rew sorters chaise seein s vig S De aees male dae School Committee HONORABLE FRANK H. FREEDMAN .... Chairman of the School Committee— (Mayor) Rem OINEESI DEAD Yagi rtoie s srcisis st ciciete els ore nieve grace Superintendent of Schools DRARMELENTN STEINER Te eires © aerate cial Assistant Superintendent of Schools Back Row—left to right Di Reee OSEP Hg Em BUCKLE Yarwntee mmc carr Assistant Superintendent of Schools DR MELV I NEISSHUTNER tiie pcm se cscickin ce cease see School Committee MR UmCLEALS COWING oathiets cca ciate ose ¢-3 Acting Assistant Superintendent De OMAS TUE DONAHOEM perio snin. 4 caicsee csiclens Deputy Superintendent MELON ASE AwIKENEEICKamoartccnte cries ce ee cine s Assistant Superintendent MRoe VINCENTE DIMONAGO: sec. . ace. 6. Vice-Chairman—School Committee ARO LULA GeO NEI eee rrencn ts Am ee ose Oh) eal, School Committee Mie VILBURE cH OGANEN IIe coe de relate ted, no cane School Committee DR. JOHN E. DEADY Supt. of Schools MR. WALTER MARKHAM Director Massachusetts Vocational Education i eet a se MR. MARIO PELLEGRINI director ADMINISTRATOR COUNSELOR TEACHER On March 12, 1969, Principal Mario Pellegrini passed away after a short illness. His untimely loss stunned our School and Com- munity. Mr. Pellegrini was a dedicated Vocational Educator who devoted his entire life to improving educational and vocational op- portunities for young men and women. He was a member of the Trade High School faculty for 19 years and our principal since 1967. As a leading educator, his devotion to his work broadened opportunities for the people he served. His many years of service will remain in our memory as a tribute to his efforts to impart knowledge, understanding, wisdom, and a voca- tion. He will be sadly missed by his wife, Mrs. Sylvia Pellegrini, and his two sons, Lawrence and Raymond and all of us who benefited from his “dedication” and “service.” MR. KOSIER Assistant Principal MRS. TRIGGS Assistant Principal MR. WALTER STANTON MR. PAUL McCABE GUIDANCE MR. EARL CRAVEN MISS LOUISE MEZZACAPPA Girl's Division MR. ALFRED MAGEE Cooperative Program Coordinator OFFICE PERSONNEL MRS. VERGE and MRS. GARVEY MISS BERNSON and MRS. ZAREMBA « MRS. DORAN 10 MRS. CABANA MRS. YELLE MRS. MATTSON SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS MR. HALLS I MR. RIVERS MR. JANECZEK MRS. MORINO MRS. COCCI MR. TOURTELOTTE MR. DUPRE STAFF FACULTY FACULTY MRS. BALLARD MRS. BERNSTE[N MR. BOUCHER MR. BROWN MR. BUISNAROWSKI MISS CARLISLE MR. CLOUGH MR. CRUISE MR. DePIERO MR. DODD MR. DONNELLY MR. DOOLEY MR. DREYER MR. FARRINGTON MR. FITZGERALD MR. GULLUNI MR. HALLS MR. HONSINGER MRS. LaMONTAGNE MR. LaPALME MR. LaPALME MR. LaPOLICE MR. MacLENNAN MR. MANITSEAS MRS. MATTSON MISS MAUZZUCHELLI MR. McGIBNEY MR. McNAMARA MR. MEEHAN 14 MR. MICHNOVEZ MR. MOODY MR. MORAN MR. NEWSOME MR. NOISEUX MR. O'BRIEN MR. PALOSKY MR. PAQUETTE MR. PARTYKA MRS. PEDERZOLI MR. PERRY MR. PHILIP MR. PLUMB MR. RICE MR. RUSSO MR. RZONCA MR. SALVADORE MR. SIENKIEWICZ MISS SIKORA MR. SMITH MR. STARSIAK MR. STEWART MR. STIBOLT MRS. SULLIVAN MR. TARNAUSKAS MRS. TAYLOR MR. TRUDEAU DR. WALTERS MR. WOZNIAK MR. WULFF MRS. HOWES 15 SENIORS RONALD P. GIARD Sr. Class President PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE We, the class of 1969, have reached a crossroad in our lives; whereas, some of us will endeavor to further our education, others will venture to take their place in society, and face the many challenges that must be conquered. Regardless of whatever road each of us pursues, we at this time, wish to express our sincerest gratitude to the teachers, counselors, and administrators for their instruction, under- standing, and guidance in preparing us to meet our future obligations with diligence and confidence. We are indebted also to our parents for their patience, love, and the many sacrifices they have made so that we may be better citizens and, above all, a credit to ovr school, community, and country. To our successors, we assure them that our efforts in the years to come will be a living proof that the knowledge we have gained here at Trade High will open many doors to success, leadership, and ultimate happiness. In closing, the Class of 1969 takes this opportunity to thank and to bid farewell to all at Trade High who have assisted us in the achievement of our goals. Ronald P. Giard 17 18 ADAMS, JAMES AXIOTIS, PANTELUS ARCHAMBAULT, DAVID M. 529 Chestnut St., Springfield Radio and Television Stage and Sound—11, 12 BALL, JOE R. Fred Jackson Rd., Southwick Machine SA—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—10 AUBE, PAULINE A. 530 Plainfield St., Springfield Bakery SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9, 10 BARBER, WILLIE C. 771 Union St. Cabinet Shop BARTOLO, JOSEPH 67 Manhattan St., Springfield Print SA—10, 11, 12 Baseball Varsity—10 BEDINELLI, DINO A. 56 Cleveland St., Springfield Machine SA—10, 11, 12 Jets Club 11, 12 Dramatics—11 BARTOSZEK, SANDRA G. 26 Aspen St., Ware Cosmetology Ski Club—12 Jr. Prom Committee—11 Mratfiie——1 1 12 Glee Club—11 BELIVEAU, SIMON R. 76 Commonwealth Ave., Springfield Machine SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Easter Play—11 BATES, DAVID R. 199 Harkness Ave., Springfield Machine Student Patrol—12 BELLAME, MARIE R. 67 Campechi St., Springfield Cosmetology SA—11, 12 Mrathie— il, 12 19 20 BERUBE, JANET BLAIR, ROGER D. 128 Blanan Dr., Chicopee Radio and T.V. Student Association—12 Rifle Club—11 Sound Crew—11, 12 Stage Crew—l1, 12 BIRK, RICHARD C. 346 North St., Agawam Machine SA—10, 11, 12 Easter Play—11 Christmas Play—11 BLAKELY, DENNIS R. 27 Chaplin St., Indian Orchard Electronics Student Association—I10, 11, 12 Ski Club—11 Rifle Club—10, 11, 12 Sound Crew—10, 11, 12 Stage Crew—10, 11, 12 hy ' = f BISSONNETTE, ROBERT P. 965 Berkshire Ave., Indian Orchard Cabinet Shop Rifle Club—10 Bowling (J.V.)—11 BRANCH, JOSEPH E. 12 Lebanan St., Springfield Auto Mechanics Student Association—11, 12 Student Patrol—12 BREVIGLEIRI, JAMES J. 103 Merrimac Ave., Springfield Auto Mechanics S.A.—10, 11, 12 Football Varsity—10 BROOKENS, MARC H. 180 Garvey Dr., Springfield Print SA—10, 11, 12 Band—9 Varsity Club—11, 12 Class Officer—12 Class Rep.—12 Student Council—12 Intramural Sports—9, 10, 11, 12 Baseball Varsity—10 Basketball Varsity—10, 11, 12 Football Varsity—10, 11, 12 Dramatics—12 Student Patrol—1] BRISSON, GILLES A. 60 Montmorenci St., Springfield Machine SA—10, 11, 12 BRODEUR, LOUISE 34 Davenport St., Springfield Cosmetology Ski Club—9, 10, 12 Jr. Class Prom Committee—11 Glee Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Traffic—l] Cheerleader—12 SA—9, 10, 11, 12 BROWN, PETER 17 Jennings St., Springfield Print SA—10, 11, 12 BROOKES, JAMES E. 10 Circle Dr. N. Wilbraham Machine Drafting SAO LOR ae Student Council—10 Honor Society—10 Freshman Football—9 Prom Committee—11 Student Patrol—11 21 BROWN, WILLIAM L. 10 Wales Rd., Monson Pattern BUDROW, JAMES SAR OM OMT lat 2 46 Timber Lane, Springfield Cabinet CABY, ELLEN A. SA—10, 11 81 Laurence St., Springfield Bakery SA—11 CANUEL, CONNIE A. 5 Westford Circle, Springfield ecology CARABETTA, GARY M. SAO TO, slic 2 122 Westwood Ave., E. Longmeadow Ee ee eee Radio and T.V. CARDAROPOLI, JOSEPH R. Student Council—10 Student Association—9, 10, 11, 12 79 Hood St. ae 12. see Sea s Auto Mechanic Year Book—12 SA—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—10, 11, 12 Student Council—11, 12 Honor Society—10, 11 22 CARGEL, KEN A. 58 Wilberham Ave., Springfield Machine Shop Student Association—10, 11, 12 CASAVANT, ALBERT H. New Braintree Rd., West Brookfield Machine SA—10, 11, 12 Honor Society—10 CARLSON, ROSALIE E. 552 Dickinson St., Springfield Needle Trades SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club—10, 11, 12 Bowling—10, 11, 12 Powder Puff Derby—10 Volleyball—10 CASS, WAYNE A. JR. Ware St., West Brookfield Machine SA—10, 11, 12 CASAVANT, ANITA A. RFD 200, West Brookfield Cosmetology SA—12 Class Rep.—12 Honor Society—12 Traffic—l], 12 CHAMPAGNE, DANNY R. 611 Plainfield St., Springfield Cabinet Student Association—1 1 23 CHARLES, JOHN L. 177 Lehanonst, Springfield Print SA—9, 11, 12 Intramural Sports—9 Basketball (Varsity)—11, 12 Student Patrol—11, 12 Fresh. Football—9 CHESNUT, CAROL A. 2612 Main St., Springfield Graphic Arts SA—10 Glee Club—10, 11 CHAVES, MANUEL F. JR. 228 Holyoke St., Ludlow Machine SA—9, 10, 11 COLLETTE, ROY 18 Harper St., Springfield Cabinet CHRISTIAN, GERALD D. 18 Lebanon St., Springfield Bakery SA—11, 12 Glee Club—10, 11, 12 Newspaper—1] Drama—12 Variety Show—11 Prom Committee—11 COLLINS, CHARLES J. 251 Central St., Springfield Machine SA—10, 11, 12 COUNCIL, ALVIN L. 61 Montrose St., Springfield Welding SA—10, 11, 12 Varsity Club—11, 12 Intramural Sports—10 Soccer Varsity—10, 11 Track Varsity—9, 10, 11 CULLO, DAVID 28 Tavistock St., Springfield Cabinet COUTURE, DENIS A. 24 Ranney St., Springfield Foods and Catering SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club—11, 12 CURTO, MARIE A. 1174 St. James Ave., Springfield Cosmetology SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9, 10, 11, 12 All Girl Field Day—9 Junior Prom Committee—11 Traffic—l1], 12 CROCKER, ROGER B. 30 Rodney Smith Circle., Indian Orchard Machine Varsity Club—11, 12 Class Rep.—10 Intramural Sports—11 Baseball Varsity—9, 10, 11, 12 Football Varsity—9, 10, 11 Swimming Varsity—9, 10, 11 Student Guide—I1, 12 CUTLER, CAROL ANN 25 French St., Springfield Bakery SA—12 Honor Society—11, 12 School Newspaper—11 Junior Prom Committee—11 25 CUZZONE TERRY LE 1310 Bay St., Springfield Bakery SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9, 10, 11 de la BRUERE, MARIELLE 38 Lariviere Ave., Three Rivers Cosmetology SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9, 10, 11 Class Officer—11, 12 Class Rep.—10, 11, 12 Student Council—10, 11, 12 Traffic—l1, 12 Prom Committee—11 Yearbook—12 | DE CARLO, DARLENE G. 19 Hamburg St., Springfield Cosmetology SA—10, 11, 12 Varsity Club—12 Glee Club—9, 10, 11 Class Officer—11, 12 Class Rep.—l1, 12 Student Council— TO el Prom Committee—11 Traffic—l1, 12 Cheerleader—10, 12 Year Book—12 DENESHA, MICHAEL F. 280 Greenaway Dr., Springfield Electronics Student Association—9, 10, 11, 12 Ski Club—10, 11, 12 Rifle Club—10, 11, 12 Sound Crew—10, 11, 12 Stage Crew—10, 11, 12 deLaBRUERE, JOHN 8 Overlook Dr., Three Rivers Radio and T.V. Student Association—l0, 11, 12 Ski Club—11 Stage Crew—11, 12 Sound Crews—11, 12 DENNARD, LINDA L. 5 Oak St., Springfield Bakery SA—10, 11, 12 Newspaper—11 ENGLISH, LEONARD 3 ingfield DUPERRE, MAURICE A. 30 Bay St., Springfie 89 Midway St., Indian Orchard DENNARD, PHYLLIS M. Electric 5 Oak St., Springfield GH), Dik, 1 Jets Club—10, 11, 12 Swimming (Varsity) —10 Visual Aids—10, 11, 12 Bakery FRAIN, KATHY A. 100 Dubois St., Indian Orchard FILIPIAK, ROBERT Cosmetology SA—1 1, 12 FATAL, ANTHONY Class Rep.—10 12 Brickett St., Springfield Traffic—l1, 12 Machine Drafting SA—12 27 FRANCIS, MICHAEL A. 78 Superior St., |. O. Electronics SA——1 0M Milind e Stage Crew—10, 11, 12 Sound Crew—10, 11, 12 GAMACHE, GERARD J. 248 Fiberloid St., Indian Orchard Radio and Television SA=-9 105 Alin 2 28 FRENCH, KENNETH J. 49 Center St., Agawam Drafting GASSNOLA, MICHAEL J. 13 Moxon St., Indian Orchard Machine Student Association—10, 11 Dramatics—12 FURLANI, JOHN A. 25 Thornfell St., Springfield Radio and T.V. Student Association—l0, 11, 12 Class Representative—10, 11 Sound Crew—11, 12 Stage Crew—11, 12 GAUTHIER, ROBERT A. 52 Berkshire St., Indian Orchard Welding SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—12 GERO, CHESTER Electric Shop GIRARD, RONALD P. 67 West Main St., Ware Machine Drafting SA—10, 11, 12 Class Officer—11, 12 Class Representative—1l0 Student Council—11, 12 Track Varsity—11 GERVAIS, TINA M. Berkshire Ave., Southwick Needle Trades SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club-—10, 11, 12 Ski Club—10 Newspaper—11 GIRARD, EUGENE J. Ill 26 Birnie Ave., Springfield Cabinet Shop Student Association—l0 GODIN, ALAN 11 California Ave., Springfield GLAZE, ROSIE 31 Middlesex St., Springfield Needle Trades SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club—10, 11, 12 29 GRAY, NANCY A. 121 Harvard St., Springfield Graphic Arts SA—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—12 Student Council Treasurer—12 Editor and Staff Yearboo k—12 GUIMOND, GERARD V. 369 Open St., Ware, Mass. Auto Body Student Patrol—9, 10, 12 30 GRIFFIN, GERMAINE R. 252 Quincy St., Springfield Needle Trades SA— 107) Iie 2 Glee Club—10, 11, 12 Student Council—12 Powder Puff Derby—10 HAMER, RICHARD I. 84 Westminster St., Springfield Graphic Arts Glee Club—12 GRZYWACZ, KENNETH E. 14 Langdon St., Springfield Electric SA—11, 12 Varsity Club—10, ini als Jets Club—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—10 Student Council—11 Honor Society—10, in ue Intramural—9, 10 Baseball Varsity—9, Opie te Basketball Varsity— Te Soccer Varsity—l1, 12 Student Patrol—I1 HARVEY, PAULINE A. 197 White St., Springfield Machine SA—10, 11, 12 School Easter Play—11 HATFIELD, KEITH 22 Palm St., Springfield Electric HOULE, HOMER R. JR. 440 Broadway, Chicopee Falls Radio and Television SA—10, 11, 12 Sound—10, 11, 12 Stage—10, 11, 12 HAYES, HOWARD B. 58 Wakefield St., Indian Orchard Machine SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Jets Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—9 Ski Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Easter Play—11 Christmas Play—11 HUDSON, GEORGE T. 1050 Berkshire Ave., Indian Orchard Radio and Television HOLDEN, DIANE 11 Marshal St., Enfield, Conn. HUGES, RAY 255 Oak St., I. O. 31 32 JACQUES, DAVID E. 37 Calhoun St., Springfield Machine SA—11, 12 Class Officer—12 Class Rep.—11, 12 Student Council—11, 12 Honor Society—11, 12 Football Varsity—11, 12 Swimming Varsity—10, 11, 12 Dramatics—11, 12 KANE, JAMES F. 18 Griffin St. Heating and Air Conditioning JOHNSTONE, JOHN AO Osborne Ter. Graphic Arts JAMBORA, RICHARD P. 234 Wimbleton Dr., Longmeadow Graphic Arts Dramatics Club—12 KEYES, DONALD 121 Middlesex St., Springfield Electric KOSKI, DAVID F. 103 Elijah St., Springfield Machine Shop SA—10, 11, 12 Drama Club—12 KOSLIK, GARY 65 Biella St., Springfield Diesel KUDRON, SANDRA 111 Union St., Springfield KRAFCHUK, THOMAS J. 421 Franklin St., Springfield Paint and Decorating Student Association—9, 10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Class Representative—12 LA BERGE, MICHAEL G. 32 Glenwood St., Springfield Machine SA—10, 11, 12 Dramatics Club—12 KRYCZAK, ALEXANDER 38 Melba Ave., Springfield Auto Mechanics SA—10, 11, 12 LA FLEUR, PETER A. 165 Seymour Ave., Springfield Radio and Television SA—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—10, 12 Rifle Club—10 Sound—10, 11, 12 Stage—10, 11, 12 33 34 LaFLEUR, WILLIAM 29 Amber St., Springfield Auto Mechanics Student Association—10, 11, 12 LaPALME, GARY W. 98 Fairfiew Ave., West Springfield Radio and T.V. Student Association—9, 10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9, 10 Rifle Club—10 Sound Crew—10, 11, 12 Stage Crew—10, 11, 12 LAGIMONIERE, KENNETH 14 Viojeont St., Ware, Mass. Auto Mechanics LaPOINTE, ARNOLD J. 15 North Hood St. Machine Shop SA—10, 11, 12 Jets Club—12 LANOU, RITA A. 102 North St., Ware Foods and Catering SA—10, 11, 12 LAPPIE, JUDIE A. 138 Stapleton Rd., Springfield Bakery SA—12 Honor Society—11, 12 Intramural Sports—11 Newspaper Committee—11 Prom Committee—11 LAVOIE, NORMAN A. 107 Maryland St. Cabinet Shop SA—10, 11, 12 LEHOUILLIER, MARTHE C. 6 Quebec St., Indian Orchard Cosmetology SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Student Council—12 Ski Club—12 Traffic—1l2 Junior Prom Committee—11 LAWLER, THOMAS 853 Armory St., Springfield Machine SA—10, 11, 12 LEMOINE, EDWARD J. Greenwich Rd., Hardwick Welding SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Student Council—12 Honor Society—10, 11 LEDOUX, JEANNE E. 83 Barber St., Springfield Foods and Catering SA—12 LEWIS, BOBBY P. 24 Nelson Ave., Springfield Machine Shop Student Association—9, 10, 11, 12 35 LINNEHAN, FRANCIS M. 176 Stuart St., Springfield Radio SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—11, 12 Baseball! (Varsity) —10 Swimming (Varsity)—10, 11, 12 MABRY, BARBARA ANN 120 Clyde St., Springfield Bakery 36 LIZON, HENRY 30 Weston St., Wilberham Auto Mechanics Student Association—12 Class Rep.—10, 12 Soccer Varsity—10 MACKIE, WILLIAM H. 22 Barrett St., Ludlow Print SA—10, 11, 12 Honor Society—12 LOPES, DONALD L. 64 Dearborn St., Springfield Auto Mechanics Student Association—10, 11, 12 MAGGIPINTO, MICHELE M. 67 Slumber Lane, Springfield Cosmetology SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9, 10, Ni 4 Class Officer—1l1, 12 Class Rep.—l0, 11, 12 Student Council—11, 12 Honor Society—11, 12 All School Girl Playday—9 Rep. to the Mase Girl State Traffic—l2 Newspaper—1 1 Junior Prom Committee—11 Rep. to Mass. Dept. of Ed. Vocational Bureau Reading Workshop—12 Bridgewater State Teacher's College MANCUSO, THERESA A. 30 Malden St., Springfield Bakery SA—10, 11, 12 MARATEA, CECELIA M. 31 Ozark St., Springfield Cosmetology SA—10, 11, 12 Student Council—10 Honor Society—11, 12 Traffic—l1, 12 Cheerleading—11, 12 MANCUSO, TINA R. 118 Gilbert Ave., Springfield Bakery Glee Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Bowling Varsity—11 Swimming Varsity—11 Newspaper—1]1 Drama—12 MARATEA, DAVID P. 28 Brooks St., Springfield Electric SA—11, 12 Varsity Club—11, 12 Intramural Sports—11, 12 Football Varsity—11 Wrestling Varsity—10, 11 Student Patrol—11 MANTHA, DENISE 10 Packard St., Palmer Needle Trades SA—11, 12 Glee Club—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—12 Student Council—11 Newspaper—11 Drama Club—12 WA MARIANI, LINDA M. 379 Columbus Ave., Springfield Cosmetology SA—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—10 Student Council—12 Honor Society—11, 12 Traffic—l1, 12 38 MARKETOS, RAYMOND M. 126 Elmore Ave., Springfield Print SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Honor Society—11 Intramural Sports—11 McLAIN, MICHAEL B. 185 Gilbert Ave., Springfield Sheet Metal SA—11, 12 Band—10 MASTROIANNI, DANIEL P. 91 Andrew St., Springfield Pattern SA—10, 11, 12 Varsity Club—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—12 Student Council—1] Honor Society—10, 11 Soccer Varsity—10, 11, 12 Track Varsity—9, 10, 11 Wrestling Varsity—9, 10, 11, 12 Student Patrol—11 McMASTER, MATTSON 6 Pearl St., Springfield Welding MASTROIANNI, DAVID P. 91 Andrew St., Springfield Pattern SA—10, 11, 12 Soccer Varsity—10, Varsity Club—10, 11, 12 qi 12 Track Varsity—9, 10, Class Rep.—9, 10, 1 11 Wrestling Varsity—9, Student Council—12 10, 11, 12 Honor Society—10, Student Patrol—11 1] MEILLEUR, LARRY J. 148 Glen Oak Dr., Springfield MERRILL, FREDERICK A. Ham Hill Rd., Southwick Cabinet SA—10, 11, 12 MICKIEWICZ, FRED F. 99 Mayher St., Springfield Machine SA—10, 11, 12 Jets—11, 12 Football Varsity—11, 12 MESSER, JANET R. 229 Woodlawn St., Springfield MILILLO, MARTY 23 Leete St., Springfield METCALF, NEIL D. Blandford Rd., Woronoco Sheet Metal Student Association—10, 11, 12 Class Representative—l0, 12 MILNER, ROGER T. 76 Surrey Rd., Springfield Radio and Television SA— 10, 12 Sound—10, 11, 12 Stage—10, 11, 12 39 40 MORIN, DANIEL 27 Clough St., Springfield Cabinet NIEDZWIEKI, CHESTER 53 Webster St., Springfield Electric SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Jets Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—12 Honor Society—12 Soccer Varsity—9, 10 Rifle Club—10 Student Patrol—11 MURRAY, MAUREEN M. 2257 Page Blvd., |. O. Cosmetology SA—10, 11, 12 Intramural Sports—10, 11, 12 Drama Club—12 Prom Committee—11 Traffic Squad—l1, 12 NIETUPSKI, STANLEY J. 190 Mildred Ave., Springfield Electric SA—12 Jets Club—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—l0 Student Patrol—1] NAWOJ, DANIEL J. 128 Parker St., Indian Orchard Machine SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club—10, 11, 12 Jets Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Pres. of Jets—1I1, 12 Class Officer—10, 11 Student Council—1l0, 11, 12 Honor Society—10, 11 Baseball Varsity—9, 10 Hockey Varsity—9, 10, 11, 12 Golf Varsity—10, 12 Soccer Varsity—11 Prom Committee—11 Student Patrol—11 O'CONNELL, KATHLEEN M. 38 Carlisle St., Springfield Foods and Catering SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9? Intramural Sports—l1, 12 Boling Varsity—11, 12 O’CONNOR, JEROME 60 Hatch St., Springfield OSTRANDER, DANIEL E. 48 Allen St., Springfield Machine SA—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—10, 11 Student Patrol—11 ODATO, JEAN E. 181 Woodcrest Rd., Springfield Needle Trades SA—10, 11, 12 OMARIO, CARL 39 Wasknett St., Springfield PAPPIS, LINDA Groton Rd. PAPINEAU, DANIEL 4I PARADINE, RALPH 266 South Rd., Hampden PATRUSKI, MARIANNE E. Welding SA—12 273 Redlands St., Springfield Cosmetology PELLETIER, PAUL E. SAS ON led 2 199 Elpaso St., Springfield Traffic—l1, 12 Cabinet Shop POTETO, RALPH 56 Blake St., Springfield POWERS, KATHY L. 38 Renerview St., Springfield PREMO, STANLEY D. Cosmetology SA lille 71 Dorset St., Springfield Glee Club—11, 12 : Traffic—l1, 12 Diesel 42 RAE, MICHAEL REMILLARD, GINETTE M. 593 Chestnut St., Springfield Cosmetology SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Traffic—l2 Paty SETEIA ON £77 L eh, eine Ht, ihn Oia oo aa ; Ff i RATTELL, EDWARD F. 56 Harvard St., Springfield Cabinet Shop Student Association—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—10, 11 Honor Society—12 RIPA, MICHAEL P. 21 Summer St., Westfield Radio and T.V. Student Association—12 Stage Crew—10, 11, 12 Sound Crew—10, 11, 12 REDD, MAXINE 131 Bowles St., Springfield Foods and Catering SA—9, 10, 12 Glee Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Intramural Sports—9, 10, 11, 12 ROSEMOND, JAMES T. 126 Maynard St., Springfield Cabinet SA—10, 11, 12 Varsity—10, 11, 12 Soccer Varsity—10, 11 Track Varsity—10, 11, 12 Wrestling Varsity—10, 11, 12 Student Patrol—11 43 ROYER, RICHARD SABBIDES, ROBERT H. 19 Trainfield Manor, Hampden Welding SA—11, 12 RICUCCI, MARGARET 64 Hillside Dr., Springfield SALOIS, COLETTE M. 45 Converse St., Palmer Cosmetology SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Honor Society—11 RYAN, BARBARA 7 Monmouth St., Springfield Needle Trades SCAGLIARINI, PAUL J. 9 Kennsington Ave., Springfield Radio and T.V. Student Association—10, 12 Honor Society—10 Sound Crew—11, 12 SEABROOKS, DUNCAN 195 Walnut St., Springfield Paint and Decorating SHEFFIELD, JIMMIE 120 Clyde St., Springfield Bakery SEGER, RICHARD C. 46 Ardmore St., Springfield Cabinet Student Association—10, 11, 12 Honor Society—11, 12 Baseball Varsity—11, 12 Soccer Varsity—11 SMITH, BRENDA 691 State St., Springfield Bakery SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—11 Honor Society—11 Intramural Sports—10, 11, 12 Dramatics—12 Newspaper—11 Variety Show—11 Prom Committee—11 SHARON, WILLIAM A. 20 Worthington St., Springfield Radio and Television SA—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—11, 12 Student Council—11 Honor Society—10, 11 SMITH, BRENDA J. 53 Quincy St., Springfield Needle Trades 45 SMITH, CHRISTINE M. 71 Adams St., Springfield Cosmetology SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Glee Club—9, 10, 11, 12 Prom Committee—11 Rep. of Mass. Dept. of Ed. Vocational Bureau Reading Workshop—12 Secretary of Drama Club—12 Cheerleading—11 Traftic—11, 12 Newspaper—11 SOMERS, KATHERINE E. 38 Orange St., Springfield Needle Trades Glee Club—9, 10, 11, 12 46 SMITH, WILLIAM 598 Carew St., Springfield SOWA, STEVE W. 138 Main St., 1. O. Pattern SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Bowling Varsity—11, 12 SOCHA, KENNETH P. 85 Farnsworth St., Springfield Print SA—10, 11, 12 Honor Society—11, 12 Class Rep.—10, 11, 12 Student Council—12 Intramural Sports—11, 12 STEWART, JOHN N. 192 Central St., Springfield Radio Baseball Jr. Varsity—11 Sound—10, 12 Stage—10, 12 STOPA, DENNIS H. 94 Pearl St., Springfield Radio and T.V. Student Association—10 Stage Manager—11, 12 Sound Crew—11, 12 SZULC, REGINA 18 Washburn St., Springfield Cosmetology SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club—10, 11, 12 Intramural Sports—10, 11 Traffic—l1, 12 SWENOR, FRANCIS 114 Seymour Ave. Heating and Air Conditioning TAYLOR, CELESTINE 96 Rochelle St., Springfield Needle Trades SA—10 SZCZEPANEK, DAVID A. 27 Rose St., Chicopee Sheet Metal SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club—11, 12 Class Rep.—11 Hockey Varsity—9, 10, 11, 12 Soccer Varsity—9, 10, 11, 12 TERRILL, RAYMOND M. Stafford Rd., Wales Foods and Catering SA—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—9, 10, 11, 12 Student Council—9, 10, 11, 12 Pres. Student Council—12 Intramural Sports—11 Swimming Varsity—12 Ski Club—10, 11, 12 47 TOCZEK, DAVID J. 105 Primrose St., Indian Orchard Paint and Decorating VANCINI, LOUIS 26 Lorenzo St., Springfield Auto Mechanics 48 TRIGGS, GERRY F. 27 Jeffrey Rd., Springfield Electric SA—10, 11, 12 Jets Club—10, 11, 12 TYBURSKI, FRANK J. 1380 Berkshire Ave., Indian Orchard Print SA—10, 11, 12 Honor Society—12 VECCHIARELLI, JO-ANNE 37 Greene St., Springfield Bakery SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club—10, 11 VANDINI, NORMAN E. 109 Liberty St., Agawam Drafting Student Patrol—11, 12 SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Homeroom Rep.—11 Yearbook Committee—11 Jr. Prom Committee—11 VERRETTE, ROBERT F. 210 Windemere St., Springfield Machine Drafting SA—10, 11, 12 Jets Club—11, 12 Honor Society—12 Student Patrol—1] Christmas Play—11 WARWICK, JAMES E. 12 Cherrelyn St., Springfield Print Shop Student Association—9, 10, 11, 12 Intramural Sports—11, 12 WARD, JUDY A. 20 West Canton Cir., Springfield Cosmetology SA—11, 12 Nrathic—liael2 VICKERS, GARY N. 461 Armory St., Springfield Print SA—10, 11, 12 Band—12 Student Council—12 Drama Club—12 WEGIEL, RICHARD P. 50 Montgomery St., Indian Orchard Pattern SA—9, 10, 11, 12 Varsity Club—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—11, 12 Rifle Club—9, 10, 11, 12 WELSH, DONALD Bardwell St., Belchertown 49 28 Terrence St., Springfield Graphic Arts SA—12 Glee Club—10, 11, 12 Pres. Varsity Club—12 Varsity—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—10 Intramural Sports—10, 11, 12 Basketball Varsity—10, 11, 12 Football Varsity—10, 11, 12 Track Varsity—10, 11, 12 Yearbook Staff—12 Student Patrol—11 i WISE, DONELL 25 Montrose St., Springfield Machine Shop WHITNEY, DAVID E. WILLIAMS, MICHAEL C. North Longyard Rd., Southwick Machine SA—10, 11, 12 Intramural Sports—11 WISE, KEVIN 150 Kimberly St., Springfield WILLIS, DIANE T. 29 Willrahan Ave., Springfield Bakery SA—10, 11, 12 Glee Club—10, 11, 12 Class Rep.—12 Intramural Sports—10, 11, 12 Bowling Varsity—12 City Track Meet—10, 11, 12 Newspaper—11 Variety Show—11 Prom Committee—11 WOODS, EILEEN A. 197 Greenacre Ave., Springfield Graphic Arts SA—9, 10, 12 YOUNGS, WILLIAM T. 160 Acrebrook Rd., Springfield Electric SA—10, 11, 12 Jets Club—10, 11, 12 Class Representative—10, 11, 12 EDWARD BALSAM Machine Shop RICHARD BELONGER Electric Shop FRANCIS BENOIT Radio and Television CLARK BERTERA Machine Shop JANET BERUBE Cosmetology GARY BISSONNETTE Electric Shop DAVE CARMEN Machine Shop KENNETH CHADDERSON Auto Mechanics WILLIAM CHAMPAGNE Print Shop THOMAS CLUNE Electric Shop RAYMOND CORBIN Radio BRUCE COUSINE AU Cabinet DAVE CRAFSIC Paint and Decorating RICHARD CURRAN Graphic Arts CARL D’AMARIO Cabinet FRANK DANIELS Auto Mechanics EUGENE DAVIS Paint and Decorating ALFRED GASSNOLA Auto Body MARK GODBOUT Auto Mechanics JANICE GORE Bakery NO PHOTO AVAILABLE EDWARD GORMAN Print Shop VICTOR GRANGER Radio and Television JUDITH HARLOW Bakery JAMES INGRAM Electric Shop KEVIN KOPACZ Auto Mechanics JANICE LARIMORE Graphic Arts ROBERT LINDSEY Machine Shop KENNETH LOGIMONIERE Auto Mechanics STEVEN LUTZ Radio and Television SHARON McCARTHY Bakery GLYNN, ROGER A. 27 Ormond St., Springfield Heating and Air Conditioning BRUCE McCLENDON Print Shop DANIEL McGRATH Cabinet FRANCIS MERRILL Welding MICHAEL MESSIER Radio and Television DAVID MONTGOMERY Auto Body GERALD MORIARTY Graphic Arts DENNIS O’CONNOR Diesel JOHN O’SULLIVAN Cabinet THOMAS O’SULLIVAN Auto Mechanics RICHARD PAQUETTE Diesel 51 52 PETER PIERZCHALA Print Shop PIERRE POIRIER Cabinet MARK REISNER Heat and Air Cond. MARGARET RICUCCI Cosmetology MICHAEL RONCOLATO Machine Shop FRANCIS RUSINOWSK!I Cabinet KEITH SHEPARD Graphic Arts STEVE SPRING Cabinet RICHARD STAPLES Print Shop WILLIAM TAYLOR Auto Mechanics FRED ZDROYOWSKI Print Shop JAMES ZERRA Radio and Television RICHARD ZIEMBA Heat and Air Cond. 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 THE 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 FAVORITE TEACHER CLASS BALLOT GIRLS Darlene DeCarlo Marthe Lehouiller Rose Glaze Constance Canuel Anita Casavant Mariele de la Bruere Constance Canuel Darlene DeCarlo Marie Curto Ellen Cabey Darlene DeCarlo Diane Willis Dusty Springfield Mariele de la Bruere Kathy Powers Diane Willis Beatles Paul Newman Sophia Loren Mod Squad W.T.X.L. Michelle Maggipinto Denise Mantha Martha Lehouiller Jo-Ann Verkerili Kathy Frain Darlene DeCarlo Nancy Gray Kathy Frain Sandra Bortoziek Abdow’s Linda Mariani Ceil Maratea Ceil Maratea Constance Canuel Miss. Sikora BOYS Ronald Giard Roger Crocker Ray Terril David Jacques David Jacques David Jacques David Jacques Buddy Merril Ray Terril Ken Soacha Don Morin Marc Brookens Glen Campbell Ronald Giard James Budrow Duncan Seabrooks Beatles Paul Newman Sophia Loren Mod Squad W.T.X.L. Ronald Giard Ronald Giard Ken French Roy Collette Bill Taylor Norman Lavie Richard Curran Bruce Cousineau Michael Laberge Abdow’s Dave Crafsic Thomas Clune Norman Lavoie David Collou Mr. Halls 53 CLASS POEM The memories we have will never fade, Of our school we must leave now, Good ol’ Trade. We've learned quite a lot from the teachers we've known, From their ambition and influence they‘ve always shown. The boys’ goal most often was to reach the third floor, But they didn’t get far with the teachers by the door. The time now has come that we'll be out on our own, To face the world, with the trades we've all known. So-long to our teachers, and friends that we've met, So-long to the school, that we'll never forget. by Darlene DeCarlo Girl Marshal (‘69) 54 Class Song 1969 TUNE—Auld Lang Syne) Our parting time has come, Trade High, But memories will remain Of golden hours we spent with you, Our minds and hearts to train. (Chorus) Now we are leaving you, dear Trade And never shall return, For happy days we spent with you Our hearts will ever yearn. Our teachers who have labored long We never shall forget, For they have led us toward our goal And helped our course to set. To friends and classmates one and all We bid a last adieu, And to our school dear old Trade High, May all of us be true. CLASS HISTORY 1966-1967 In September of 1966, we entered Springfield Trade High School for the first time with the desire to succeed as Beavers. Within a few weeks we had adjusted to our new classes and teachers. We began to feel like a part of Trade High as we energetically participated in many school activities. Our sophomore year went by fast. Mr. Halls helped to organize our class and the year ended with elections for our Junior Class Officers. Those elected were: President: Ronald Giard Vice President: Michele Maggipinto Secretary: Marielle de la Bruere Treasurer: Daniel Nawoj Boy Marshal: Ralph Royland Girl Marshal: Darlene De Carlo 1967-1968 The following September we were eager to return with the thought of being Juniors and only one year away from elevation to the Senior class. It wasn’t long before the Senior class hats were sold and we wore them proudly. We ordered our rings and waited anxiously for them to come. We made early arrangements with Bosworth Studio to have our pictures taken for the yearbook. In late September, Field Day was held with teams representing the Juniors and Seniors competing in many events. We left the field with a smile even though victory was not ours completely, because both boys and girls teams fought hard to defeat the Seniors. Our advisors held meetings often and plans were made for a dance at the Shine Inn. Unfortunately these plans were not carried out, but nevertheless we kept our hopes high and looked forward to reaching other goals. On November 26, 1967 we received our rings after a long wait of two months. We took great pride in wearing them. In May of 68, we attended the Senior-Junior Class Picnic at High Meadows. We all had a wonderful time. The food was delicious and plentiful. It was a memorable occasion. On May 16, 1968 we sat together as a class during Senior Class Day assembly. The official Trade High Shield was handed down by the officers of the outgoing class to the officers of the Junior class as a symbol of their elevation to the rank of Seniors. This made us realize on that day that we had taken on new responsibilities as the Senior class for the year 1969. Once again we elected new officers to lead our class. They were: President: Ronald Giard Vice President: Michele Maggipinto Secretary: Marielle de la Bruere Treasurer: David Jacques Boy Marshal: Marc Brookens Girl Marshal: Darlene De Carlo On May 29, 1968, we arranged for a Junior Prom which turned out to be a great success. Everyone looked elegant, the girls in the beautiful gowns and fancy hair arrangements, the boys in their tuxedos. Our prom was held in the ballroom of Sheraton Motor Inn. The food, the music, and our escorts all combined to make our evening a very enjoyable occasion for every one. The last few days of June passed very quickly and we ended the year with happy memories of our associations at Trade High School. Most of us had plans for working throughout the summer in preparation for our return to classrooms and shops and a busy Senior year. 1968-1969 It didn’t seem possible that the time had come for our Senior Prom. Our big night was held at Shaker Farms Ballroom, April 17, 1969. Thanks to the help of our prom committee, the ballroom was beautifully decorated. Our theme song was “To Sir With Love.’” We danced all night to the music of the “Interludes’’ and loved every minute of it. The food was excellent. Most of us went out again after leaving Shaker Farm. The evening just didn’t seem long enough. May 8, 1969, was a beautiful day for our class picnic. It was held at High Meadows. Our Junior class picnic was an exciting day to remember, but our senior picnic turned out much better. Dancing and every sport you can think of was played, again we had plenty of food available for those with good appetites through our long day. Class Day, May 15, 1969, finally arrived. We walked down the auditorium in cap and gown. This was the last time we would walk down the aisle at Trade together as a Senior Class. This was a very memorable day and would not be soon forgotten. June 11, 1969, our graduating ceremonies were held in Municipal Auditorium on Wednesday evening. Proudly in caps and gowns we marched behind our class marshalls, Darlene DeCarlo and Marc Brookens, to take our places in the front rows of the auditorium surrounded by our parents and friends. At this moment we realized we were ready with our own particular skills to become a part of the technically trained wage-earners in our community. From now on we would be financially independent and contributing members of our society. Thanks to the excellent preparation we received at Trade High School we knew we could enter this new world with confidence and anticipation. 55 56 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row | Row 2 Vice-President: Michelle Maggipinto President: Ronald Giard Girl Marshal: Darlene DeCarlo Treasurer: David Jacques Secretary: Marielle de la Bruere Boy Marshal: Marc Brookens THE CITY LIBRARY SPRINGFIELD, MASS. UNDERCLASSMEN 57 58 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Row 1 Vice-President: Alveta Graham President: Bruce Rock Secretary: Delima Gelinas Row 2 Treasurer: Gordon Tower Girl Marshal: Debbie Simon Boy Marshal: Stephen Webber Advisor: Mr. D. Cruise GROUP—9 10-2 Teacher—MR. MANITSAS Ist Row—L to R—(1) Cayode, Jerrald (10-2); (2) Daniels, Willie (10-2); (3) Rancin, David (9-2); (4) Puliafico, Vincent (9-2); (5) Allaire, Brian (9-2). 2nd Row—(1) Pinsonnault, Donald (10-2); (2) Hagopian, Kurt (9-2); (3) Baulkman, Melvin (10-2); (4) Caulton, Sunnie (10-2); (5) Mycofsky, Michael (9-2). 3rd Row—(1) Cattaliwic, Carlo (10-2); (2) Beaulieu, Robert (9-2); (3) Stevens, Lewis (9-2); (4) Drumm, Curtis (9-2). ava GROUP—9 10-4 Teacher—P. E. PAQVETTE Ist Row—L to R—T. Desrosiers, D. Labonte, B. Albano, P. Vadnais, G. Turnbull, U. Lefebrve, M. Gallerani, S. Pszcola, T. Youngs. 2nd Row—B. Grawford, E. Deuso, B. Emerson, R. Gaudette, W. Ladue, W. Garrison, T. Bovsqvt, S. Scliopov. 3rd Row—J. Murgolo, W. Kyles, J. Conde, C. Peloquin, J. Bodreau, G. Koldys, R. Bushway. GROUP—9 10-6 Teacher—MR. NOISEUX Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Noiseux, Eugneio Torres, Charles York, Daryl Weckerly, John Petty, Pau! Eddy. 2nd Row—Eugene Gates, Simon Flanders, Martin Palka, Lawrence Adams, Charles Roberg, Raymond Recor. 3rd Row—Larry Parker, Robert Dilley, Roland Racine, Michael Perretti, Dennis Anderson, David Peet. GROUP—9 10-10 Teacher—MR. NEWSOME Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Newsome, Paul Krokus, Jeanette Rancin, Ann Kerman, Kathy Thomas, Richard Wild. 2nd Row—William Stanhope, Mark Davidson, Wayne Murphy, Michael Welch, Richard Barrows. 3rd Row—Robert Comeau, Steven Murphy, Alan Gray, David Marker, Walter Klimkowicz. GROUP—9 10-12 Teacher—MR. MEEHAN Ist Row—L to R—R. E. Meehan, Ronald Soden, Dennis Lyons, Leon Lamaroux, George Comeau, Paul Tesini, John Mecure, Norman Stebenne. 2nd Row—Carl Robinson, Raymond Kupras, Mack Hopper III, Douglas Williams, Emanuel Moore, Stephen Little, Charles Connor. 3rd Row—Daniel Brothers, Erminio Petrone, John O’Keefe, Stephen Albertowicz, Carl Olender, David Masters. 59 GROUP—9 10-14 Teacher—MR. MORAN Ist Row—L to R—Gary Matthess, Robert Deslongchamp, William Ken- yon, Fred Gamache, Edward White, Michael James, Richard Gui- mond, Edward Grimaldi. 2nd Row—Leo Befford, John Laviolette, Jere Denning, Kenneth Lessard, William Dube, Frank Threshler, George Krouse. 3rd Row—John Holmes, Leo Bengle, Kenneth Foisy, Michael Getty, Alfred Langlais, Robert McCarthy. GROUP—9 10-16 Teacher—MR. TRUDEAU Ist Row—L to R—Roger Duquette, Dana Towsley, Robert Benoit, William Nummy, Ronald Bradley, Bryon Benware. 2nd Row—Fred Synicc, Thomas Tabb, Thomas Kirby, Peter Sweeny, Danny Reeves. 3rd Row—Curtis Mayo, Ken Aldrich, Clayton Williams, Gary Thompson. GROUP—9-7 Teacher—MR. GULLUNI Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Gulluni, George Fournier, Elmer Therrien, Wayne Choquette, Michael Morace, Robert Sullivan. 2nd Row—Randy Bedore, David Wrona, Glenn Seymour, Terry Baird. a Se : 4 ‘e sie 3rd Row—Gregory Blake, Albert Sirard, Roland Thomas. GE, 7 ERE ; - % ( (ea eS ee [2 Se PS TR MS learns Sex ie GROUP—9-8 Teacher—MR. PALOSKY Ist Row—L to R—William Denbin, Peter Chechile, Sherwood Murray, Kenneth Szanderowski, Thomas Langevin. 2nd Row—John Rattell, Russell Lassonde, Tim O’Connor, Michael Shea, Carl Crevier. 3rd Row—James Cox, Charles Wilson, Philip Ronca. GROUP—9-17 Teacher—MRS. MOODY Ist Row—L to R—Mrs. B. Moody, Daniel Fitzgerald, David Dionne, Howard Dart, Michael Dionne, Robert Deshais. 2nd Row—Lawrence Field, Renaud Dube, Earl Donahue, Kevin Fitz- gerald. 60 GROUP—9-18 Teacher—MR. COLLINS (O’BRIEN) Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Collins, Armand Labarre, Herb Himmelreich, Warren Laberge, Daniel Kenny, Dennis Ledoux. 2nd Row—Robert Kennedy, Freddie Jordan, Christo Joanides, Francis Aubin, Barry Johnson. GROUP 9-19 Teacher—MR. AUSLANDER Ist Row—L to R—Robert McCarthy, Carl Montefusco, Gary Murphy, David Niedbala, Barry Makuch, Francis Magagnoli, Hugo Mariani. 2nd Row—Gregory Mason, William Landry, William Merrigan, William Lancaster, Michael McKillop, Robert Moriarty. GROUP—9-20 Teacher—MR. STARSIAK Ist Row—L to R—Herbert Self, Daniel Letourneau, Louis Pereira, James Rattell, William O’Malley. 2nd Row—Joshua Simmons, Leroy Scott, Michael Podolski, Richard Sorcinelli. GROUP—9-21 Teacher—MR. HOBBS Ist Row—L to R—Neil Hawkins, Kenneth Hassen, Raymond Gelinas, Robert Cummings, Terry Harrison, Kenneth Gardner, Serge Harvey. 2nd Row—Irving Holmes, Harold Dean, James Hannigan, John Forgue, Gary Gore and Curtis Garrett. GROUP 9-22 Teacher—MR. CHAPMAN Ist Row—L to R—Harry Constantinos, Richard Methe, Luis Garcia, Mark Chicklowski, Bryan Campbell, Michael Clifford, Edward Cooley. 2nd Row—Franklin Bowens, Paul Chabot, Richard Cini, Donald Chis- holm, James Boyd, Douglas Cannon. 6l GROUP—9-23 Teacher—MR. CLOUGH Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Clough, William Bassett, Edwin Barr, Michael Beaulieu, Roger Bouget, Wayne Bathchelder. 2nd Row—Robert Blair, Jeffrey Bisson, Wayne Berger, Albert Bolden, Leo Bouchard. GROUP—9-24 Teacher—MR. OLESIAK Ist Row—L to R—Henry Walter, Chris Williams, Royce Bray, Vincent Volpini, Rocco Terriaca, Paul Wilson. 2nd Row—Frank Verner, Michael Barber, John Stefanowich, Richard Taskey, Joseph Zuchara, Medard Stopa. GROUP—9-72 Teacher—MRS. HOWES Ist Row—L to R—Patty Moore, Patricia Gosselin, Gail Ferland, Kathleen Verrier, Coleen Canuel, Kathleen Suzar, Linda Gayne, Denise Theberge. 2nd Row—Maryanne Pellitier, Jacqueline Howard, Diane Wescott, Jacquelind de la Bruere, Marilyn Adams, Carol Marvin, Sandra Albert, Gueelma Brown, Sandra Secovd. 3rd Row—Norma David, Donna Smith, Marilyn Malmborg, Maureen Grady, Michelle Renaud, Donna Carter, Brenda Wood, Jane Coniff. Absent—Kathy Tucker. GROUP—9-73 Teacher—MR. L. LAVOIE Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Lavoie, Pat Lataille, Ellacile Wiggins, Susan Preissler, Michele Lizak, Linda Hill. 2nd Row—Laurie Mendrala, Debra Picard, Patricia Batchelor, Valerie Garrett, Diane Toussaint, Linda Oulette, Cynthia Wetmore. 3rd Row—Jolene Santucci, Kathy Bassett, Zenobia Brandford, Pat Cox, Marianne De Bonis, Felicia Rice. GROUP 10-1 Teacher—MR. PARTYKA Ist Row—L to R—Alan Lockwood, Roger Gray, Thomas Kinnear, Rich- ard Panek, Everett Donner. 2nd Row—Mark Vickery, Richard Schneider, Francis Sears, Michael Partynski, Charles Arterton. 3rd Row—Edward Nowak, Lee Dukette, David Tassinari, Jose F , ‘ ‘ t ’ Alan Woodbury. ea ee 62 GROUP—10-3 Teacher—MR. CRUISE Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Cruise, Lynard Dixon, Robert Baillargeon, Phil Englehardt, Darrel Rollins, Steven Josey, Edward Parker, Bruce Johnson. 2nd Row—Michael McNamara, William Fay, Gerald Shaugnessy, Lin- wood Brown, Paul Mayer, Paul Jerome, Warren Pleasant, Robert Lamberton. 3rd Row—Arthur Labay, James Abbott, Leroy Sparks, Ernest Welborn, Joseph Gethins, Joseph Killian, Gary Blake, Alan Domash. GROUP—10-5 Teacher—MR. BOUCHER Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Ernest Boucher, Mathew Bertelli, Daniel Ryland, Gary Narreau, Richard Welch, Clarence Buggs, Darrel Cole, Lewis Daniels. 2nd Row—James Yates, Dennis Rogers, Frank Lowman, Ronald Horne, Wilber Cameron, Morris Casavant, George Lavoie. 3rd Row—Robert Johnson, Henry Bryden, Samuel Bray, Stuart Hazen, Richard Little, Richard Klase, Walter Fleshing. GROUP—10-7 Teacher—MR. ROSS Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Ross, C. Rogalski, J. Jewell, M. Casavant, Z. Rogalski, A. Marini and J. Winkler. 2nd Row—M. Tracy, S. Anderson, D. Shea, R. Russell, R. Meagher, and D. Blair. 3rd Row—E. Gauthier, A. Gittles, C. Briggs and N. Doyle. GROUP—10-8 Teacher—MR. HALLS Ist Row—L to R—Raymond Williams, Robert Christian, Richard Mas- troianni, Richard Curran, William Garleaneau, Robert Richard, An- thony Minnie, Jesse Bennefield. 2nd Row—Ernest Vadnais, Charles Matthews, Peter Hopkins, Gary Rooney, Dan Boisclair, Conard Letourneau, Mario L’Archeveque. 3rd Row—Robert Billings, John O’Connor, John Peloquin, Rene Boutet, Michael Veilleux, Stephen Smreck, Rheal Brisson. GROUP—10-9 Teacher—MRS. LYNCH Ist Row—L to R—Kurt Bergman, David Jurczyk, David Russell, Raymond Sheldon, Phillip Bourcier, Daniel Lee. 2nd Row—Frances de la Bruere, John Chmura, Marcel Girard, Ronald McDuff, Michael St. Louis, Norine Day. 3rd Row—Dennis Malone, Larry Collins, Daniel Marceau, Robert Vear, John. Smith. 63 GROUP—10-11 Teacher—MR. HONSINGER Ist Row—L to R—Neil Sleeper, Donald Deshais, Robert Kochanek, Percy Lewis, Francis Hooper, John Deshais, Richard Huard. 2nd Row—Robert Pietrucci, Richard Crane, Russell Mansfield, Michael Tirrell, James Hockett, Mark Wade, Roland Gagne. 3rd Row—Gary Gervais, Daniel Fitzgerald, Peter Peterson, Edwin Smith, Sergio Cabrera, Donald Dagenais, Roger Strange, Michael Barsh. GROUP—10-15 Teacher—MR. STIBOLT Ist Row—L to R—Daniel Melbourne, Roger Hart, Donald Learned, Robert Ober, Robert Verrier, Ernest Hayward. 2nd Row—Barry Powers, Michael Mann, Stewart Royea, Myron Mar- coulier, Richard Wozniak. 3rd Row—Henry Savioli, Richard Peterson, Eric Woodard, John Pollard. GROUP—10-74 Teacher—MRS. TAYLOR Ist Row—L to R—Mrs. Alberta Taylor, Theresa Hearn, Ann Sorrell, Ethel Ward, Diane Frank, Peggy Bushey, Karen Licence, Debbie Parker. 2nd Row—Katherine Stark, Cynthia Godin, Diane Dawkins, Debbie Johnson, Carol Paterakis, Patricia Hankins, Diane Murray, DaVidia Medley. 3rd Row—Donna Reeves, Lydia Anderson, Barbara Rankin, Margret Johnson, Janice Marini, Karen Fennery, Susan Ghazil. Absent—Venita Carter, Donna Travis, Pauline Derine GROUP—10-75 Teacher—MRS. WELLS Ist Row—L to R—Mrs. Wells, Cynthia Copson, Joanne Delore, Fannie Muckle, Susan Brodeur, Roxanne Nickerson, Nancy Attansio, Pamela Neal, Ardena Fahey. 2nd Row—Rose Slate, Eileen Staples, Ellan Hardy, Christina White, Ida Gingras, Carol Rae, Joan Robarge, Deana Cook. 3rd Row—Carrie Lancaster, Donna Lariveire, Germaine Tremblay, Debra Martin, Robyn Ellsworth, Paula DiSalvo, Judy Beaulieu. GROUP—10-75B Teacher—MR. PHILP Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Philp, Clifford Howie, Kenneth Bruce, Daniel Girard, John Glancy. 2nd Row—Donald Durkee, Ted Skowron, Edward Chrzanowski, Fred Scott. GROUP—10-76 Teacher—MRS. PEDERZOLI Ist Row—L to R—Mrs. Pederzoli, Patricia Cloutier, Debra Davis, Debra Hebert, Florence Martin, Denise Brodeur, Judy Varelas, Lu Plumador. 2nd Row-—Loretta Ryans, Virginia Dagnais, Christine Provost, Robin Weeks, Deborah Lareau, Linda Madore, Joane Blase, Theresa Moy- nihan. 3rd Row—Myrtice Williams, Kathy Meagher, Pat Cooley, Ellen Robin- son, Nancy Laird, Kathi Corkins, Susan Pelletier. Missing: Minnie Johnson, Jacqueline Warren, Charlene Bedford. GROUP—10-77 Teacher—MRS. BERNSTEIN Ist Row—L to R—Diane Beauchesne, Christine Baxter, Donna Pzszola, Jean Choiniere, Maureen Giblin, Paula Shlosser, and Linda Grabiec. 2nd Row—Cathy Bonneville, Irene Lamoureux, Sandra Stebbins, Virginia Shumaker, Brenda Glaze, and Donna Dodds. 3rd Row—Ernestine Yates, Christine Powers, Charlotte Powers, Cathy Roberts, Alhdina Williams, and Donna Waite. GROUP—11-1 Teacher—MR. GALLAGHER Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Gallagher, Earnest Bushey, Dominic Mastroianni, Walter Baerman, Gary Brodeur, Richard Lanoie. 2nd Row—Julio Ayala, Dan Ridd, Julio Garcia, John McCarthy, Willie Wiggins. GROUP—11-2 Teacher—MR. PICKRELL Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Pickrell, Spearing, John; Williams, Gary; Nick- erson, Ricky; Lavigone, Daniel; Moreno, Manuel. 2nd Row—Ludwin, Daniel; Goodnough, Joseph; McWhorter, Samuel; Leary, Michael; Bassett, Leon. 3rd Row—Cheverette, Joseph; Gould, Keith; LaDue, Norman; Kurtyka, Thomas. GROUP—11-3 Teacher—MR. MacLENNON Ist Row—L to R—Kenneth Rugdni, William Stone, Thomas Antaya, Paul Gaudette, James Ganley, Robert Moran. 2nd Row—Michael Vincent, Donald Germain, Paul Barton, Gary Benware. 3rd Row—Joseph Moore, Bruce Rock, Malachy Fitzgerald, Ronald Combs. Zaremba, Victor 65 GROUP—11-4 Teacher—MR. DONNELLY Ist Row—L to R—Richard Brooks, John Colleto, Louis Bernardi, Glen Leal, John Albano, Roger Bedford. 2nd Row—Brian Maynard, Mark Routier, David Wieland, Lawrence Gadette, John Erbentrault. 3rd Row—Thomas Burns, Ronald Gebbie, Steven Fontaine, Dennis Campion. GROUP—11-5 Teacher MR. DREYER Ist Row—L to R—George Becker, Gary Jo Trupin, Nelson Stalker, John Cisero, Fred Disley, Tom Tremblay. 2nd Row—Dave Laboute, Lawrence Clark, Jeffery James, Gary Stalker, Kenneth Dumas. 3rd Row—Donald Montgomery, Philip Gale, Michel Jones, Michel Otto Maniello, Edward Goguen, Roland Smith. GROUP—11-6 Teacher—MR. RZONCA Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Stanley Rzonca, Manuel Juliano, Leon Ruais, Albert Bass, Paul Schebel, Kenneth Dubay. 2nd Row—Ronold Jarvis, Joseph Sharkey, Charles West, Edward Closser, Fred Gula. 3rd Row—Thomas De Marco, Thomas Grasso, Real Lacasse, Gerald Sekula, Lonnie Simmons. GROUP—11-7. A201 Teacher—MR. LAWRENCE Ist Row—L to R—Walter Zuchara, Ed Provost, John Brothers, Gary Quintin, Daniel Zollo. 2nd Row—Andre Letendre, Gordon W. Tower, Tommy Wilson, Thur- man Ramsey. 3rd Row—James Lechowicz, John R. Girroin, Donald LaBarre. GROUP—11-8 Teacher—MR. FLYNN Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Flynn, Ken Phillips, J. Niedbala, P. Charter, P. Lamadeline, D. Fortih, E. Dart. 2nd Row—H. Peasleer, M. Perry, D. Drost, J. Thibeault, R. Simoneau, M. Mattheiu. 3rd Row—W. Valentine, C. O’Grady, R. Giroux, R. Walker, W. Wages. Absent When Picture Taken—J. Sternowski, M. Fitzgerald. 66 GROUP—11-9 Teacher—MR. LAFLEUR Ist Row—L to R—-H. R. Lafleur (Instructor), Susan Glynn, Evelyn Flebotte, Anne Marie Emerson, Mary Coniff. 2nd Row—Roy Ferland, John Kokosa, Gary Weed, James Moore, Angelo Rigazio. GROUP—11-10 Teacher—MR. DODD Ist Row—L to R—Delima Gelinas, Roland Berthiaume, Paul Charles, Bruce Couture, Eugene Johnson, Gene Bottoni. 2nd Row—Elroy Staples, James Motley, James Owens, Douglas Wood, Ronald Carter. Absent From Picture—Steven Webber. GROUP—11-11 Teacher—MR. MALOOF Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Maloof, Thomas Zukowski, Frederick Borrelli, Russell Glynn, Richard Duggan, James Hankins, Charles Lavoie. 2nd Row—Norman McCannon, Craig Harder, Douglas Paul, Joseph Sumler. GROUP—11-12 Teacher—MR. RICE Ist Row—L to R—Robert Bewsee, LeRoy Dupuis, Thomas Stasiack, Richard Lee, Philip Wurst, Anthony Villamaino. 2nd Row—Michael Darsch, Clarence Ayers, Jerry Dewberry, Harry Daigneault, Thomas Potito, Noel Tetreault. GROUP—11-13 15 Teacher—MR. MOODY Ist Row—L to R—Daniel Canuel, Philip Myers, Wade Foster, Stephen Marceau, Ronald Thomas, Michael Kulig. 2nd Row—Gerald Gaudreau, Robert Bergeron, William Kitch, Robert Sokolovski, Watkin White. 3rd Row—Roalamont O’Quinn, Joseph Joyal, Robert LaGrant, Roland Table. 67 GROUP—11-14 16 Teacher—MR. FARRINGTON Ist Row—L to R—Scott, Barry; Guyette, Michael; Bailey, Glen; Hanni- gan, Paul; Smith, Alexander; Daughtry, Donald. 2nd Row-—Strycharz, Chester; Benware, Bruce; James, Donald; Mar- ceulier, John A.; Barber, Richard; Wanat, Dave. GROUP—11-73 Teacher—DR. WALTERS Ist Row—L to R—Dr. Nellie R. Walter, Denis St. Onge, Jean Fortune, Carol Ogoley, Denise Gordon, Emelia Hernandez, Pamela Borchers. 2nd Row—Judy Gibson, Sandra Berta, Karen Patruski, Susan Miller, Alveta Graham, Debby Kamyck. GROUP—11 75 77 Teacher—MR. WOZNIAK Ist Row—L to R—Gloria Boyd, Christine Couture, Rose Ruegger, Shirley Couture, Joyce Gibson, Christine Chartier. 2nd Row—Susan Amos, Theresa Shand, Suzanne Knowles, Wendy Tremblay, Mary Lawton. 3rd Row—Michael McGuigan, Gary Lewis, Darlene Foster, Donna Provost, Arthur Forgue, Lawrence Breton. GROUP—11-76 Teacher—MR. MACARIS Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Macaris, Debra Huntoon, Denise Hudson, Anna Vecchiarelli, Janeen Bergstrom, Debby Preissler, Brenda Jean Smith. 2nd Row—Doris Weldon, Sherry Brandford, Florine Naylor, Gail Blanchard, Anne DuBois. 3rd Row—Doreen Tremblay, Linda Drocin, Elizabeth Bottom, Dorothy Eberhart, Theresa Patenaude, Marilyn Nygren. GROUP—11-78 Teacher—MRS. BALLARD Ist Row—L to R—Alice Bushey, Maryanne Piotrowski, Deborah Re- millard, Sonia Rosario, Angela Condino. 2nd Row—Debra Simons, Gracinda Fatal, Sue Babbin, Beverly White, Laura Markham, Arline Girourd. 3rd Row—Rose Marie Brown, Kathy Grasso, Barbra Bissonette, Bar- bara Wezniak, Linda Lignor, Ruth Paradine. 68 GROUP—11-79 Teacher—MR. VALENTINE Ist Row—L to R—Kathy Before, Sue Hartmann, Joan Chevrette, Jose- phine Perry, Noreen Dubour, Susie LaRoche, Jody Harris. 2nd Row—Linda Levakis, Margaret McMaster, Carol Williams, Kathy Johnson, Debbie Campbell, Pat Powling. 3rd Row—Marilyn McCaffrey, Martha Streeter, Diane Scagliarine, Valerie Brown, Linda Richardson. GROUP—A-328 Teacher—MRS. HENRY Ist Row—L to R—Mrs. Dorothy Henry, Susan Saville, Mary Bow- man, Linda D‘Amario, Darlene Holmes, Alice Pelletier. 2nd Row—Catherine Piller, Eyvonne Mitchell, Cynthia Smith, Mary Hooper. 3rd Row—Marianne Wojcik, Lucy Brightwell, Ellen Belder. GROUP—A-302 Teacher—MRS. ATWATER Ist Row—L to R—Mrs. Atwater, Sherrie Goldman, Malvina Couture, Mary Lou Gagen, Karen Lavinski, Evelyn Bowman. 2nd Row—Donna Williams, Shirley Kyles, Bonnie Ward, Elizabeth McCarthy, Juliette McLaurin, Virginia Williams. 3rd Row—Luvonne Denson, Mamie Jackson, Annie Warren, Joyce Brice, Annie Thomas. GROUP—B-109 Teacher—MR. FLINT Ist Row—L to R—Curtis Stevenson, Robert W. Isabelle, Charles J. Butler, Joseph J. Vevier, Gary L. Colston. 2nd Row—Lention Dewberry, Clyde W. Murphy, Franklin Housey, Charles E. Knowles, Norman B. Peeples. 3rd Row—Richard Garde, Amos W. Hill, Ralph Morse, Roy L. Scott. GROUP—F-201 Teacher—MR. CASANOVA Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Casanova, M. Langlois, W. Belder, V. Martins. 2nd Row—E. Mann, J. Bottoni, M. McKreith. 3rd Row—R. Bishop, J. Chapman, R. Forbes, E. Fugate. 69 GROUP—E-102 Teacher—MR. SHEA Ist Row—L to R—McCladdie, Frank; Andrew, Anderson; Hollis, Michael; Pharms, Maurice; Kyles, Thomas; and Flanagan, Patrick. 2nd Row—Williamanson, Horace; Cowlan, Gary; Traynaham, Richard; Roche, John; and Perkins, Edwin. 3rd Row—Williams, Thomas; Cavanaugh, Peter; McKreith, Winston; and Dziok, Philip. SCHOOL LIBRARY ORGANIZATIONS 72 Row Row Ro w Row THE THESPIANS I1—Treas.: Marc Brookens; V. Pres.: Michael LaBerge; Pres.: David Jacques; Advisor: Mr. Vernon Ross. 2—Diane Murray, Alberdine Leeper, Sherry Brandford, Debbie Huntoon, Ann DuBois. 3—Angela Condino, Debbie Preissler, Denise Mantha, Tina Mancuso, Brenda Smith. 4—William Valentine, Thomas Krafchuk, Garv Vickers, Richard Jambora, David Koski. ia STUDENT COUNCIL Group—STUDENT COUNCIL Teacher—MR. HALLS Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Halls, Paul Gaudette, Lynard Dixson, Donna Tarains, Judy Varelas, Claire Ouellette, Karen Lavinski, Dannine Riendeau. 2nd Row—Edward Gorman, Pat Cox, Willie Kyles, Roland Masier, John Spearing, Daniel Zollo, Daniel Canuel. 3rd Row—Fred Scott, Paul Goddu, Ruth Paradine, Marc Brookens, David Mastroianni, Robert Sullivan, Sue Amos. HONOR SOCIETY Group—HONOR SOCIETY A-207 Teacher—MR. HONSINGER ‘Ist Row—L to R—McGrath, Daniel; Seger, Richard; Simons, Debra; Bewsee, Robert; Boyd, Gloria; Lawton, Mary; Ouellette, Claire; Brodeur, Denise; Couture, Shirley. 2nd Row—LaBarre, Donald; Verrier, Robert; Papineau, Daniel; Royer, Richard; Amos, Susan; Markham, Laura; Messier. Roland; Moran, Robert; Zuchara, Walter. 3rd Row—Benware, Gary; Grzywacz, Kenneth; Germain, Donald; Socha, Kenneth; Marketos, Raymond; Niedzwiecki, Chester; Morin, Daniel; LaBonte, David; Wezniak, Barbara. 74 4th Row—Combs, Ronald; Tyburski, Frank; Rock, Bruce; Rattell, Edward; Sharon, William; Verrette, Robert; Moore, SOUND AND STAGE CREW Group—SOUND STAGE CREW Teacher—MR. McNAMARA Ist Row—L to R—Mr. McNamara, John Fundani, Gary Cavabetta, Roger Gray, Homer Houle, Michael Francis, Manny Morino, Dave Archambautt. 2nd Row—Victor Bassett, Geo. Hudson, Don Welch, John Spearing, Francis Sears, John Bervet, Mike Denesha. 3rd Row—Mark Premny, Bill Sharon, Paul Scagliani, Don Redd, Gary Brodeur, John Delabruene, Rick Lanoie, Don Mastroianni. 75 76 GIRLS TRAFFIC SQUAD Group—GIRLS TRAFFIC SQUAD Teacher—MRS. SULLIVAN Ist Row—L to R—Regina Szulc, Ginette Remillard, Michele Maggipinto, Mrs. Sullivan, Louise Brodeur, Sandra Bartoszek, Cecelia Maratea. 2nd Row—Marianne Patruski, Maureen Murray, Darleen DeCarlo, Janet Berube, Linda Mariani, Marie Bellame, Judy Ward. 3rd Row—Colette Salois, Anita Casavant, Martha LeHouillier, Marielle De La Bruere, Kathy Powers. STUDENT PATROL Group—STUDENT PATROL Teacher—JOHN M. DOOLEY Ist Row—L to R—James Lechowicz, Leroy Scott, Al Boland, Wade Foster, Richard Sorcinelli, Norman Vandini, Robt. Bewosee, Andre LeTendre, Roger Glynn. 2nd Row—James Ganley, Richard Curran, Kenneth Cargel, Roger Crocker, Joseph Sumler, Roy O’Quinn, James Makley, Frank Bowens. 3rd Row—John Dirroir, Stanley Pszola, Eugene La Febre, Michael Roncalato, John Conde, Edward Dueso, Howard Hayes, Joseph Bartolo, Steven Webber. VARSITY CLUB Group—VARSITY CLUB A-320 Teacher—MR. CRUISE Ist Row—L to R—Mr. Cruise, James Wotley, David ‘Mastroianni, Roger Crocker, Daniel Mastroianni. 2nd Row—David Whitney, Frank Merrill, Alvin Council, Fred Zdroykoski, Marc Brookens. JETS Group—JETS Teacher—MR. MacLENNAN Ist Row—L to R—Mr. MacLennan, Howard Dart, Robert Moran, Stanley Netupski, John Spearing, Donald David La Bonte, Thomas Zukowski. 2nd Row—Kenneth Grzywacz, Keith Gould, Chester Niedzwieck, Gary Benware, Joseph Moore, Robert Howard Hayes, Bruce Rock. Germain, Verrette, 77 78 GLEE CLUB Row 1 1 2 3 4 ) 6 7 8 9 10 dil: 2s 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Claire Ouellette Florence Martin Deborah Preissler Tina Gervais Marie Curto Denise St. Onge Anne Marie Emerson Louise Brodeur Regina Szulc Wade Foster Eugene Lefebre Dennis Couture Susan Pelletier Ginette Remillard Martha Lehouillier Michelle Maggipinto Ann DuBois Donna Travis Colette Salois Denise Mantha Row 4 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Ne 12. 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Judy Beaulieu Gail Ferland Dannine Riendeau Diane Frank Ethel Ward Coleen Canuvel Linda Gagne Ida Gingras Deanna Cook John Smith Robert Daughtry Michael Perry Diane Wescott Debbie Johnson Peggy Bushey Joan Robarge Ardena Fahey Judy Gibson Lea Craven Kathleen Verrier Row 2 1. Denise Hudson 2. Jo Ann Divello 3. Patricia Batchlor 4. Debra Simons 5. Susan Cutler 6. Paula Shlosser 7. Teri Cummings 8. Linda Hill 9. Daniel Ryland 10. Clifford Howie 11. Gary Lewis 12. Linda Ouellette 13. Diane Toussaint 14. Lu Ellen Plumador 15. Michele Lizak 16. Susan Preissler 17. Connie Canuel 18. Ann Vecchiarelli 19. Joann Delore Row 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7A 8 9 10 Wile 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Teresa Patenaude Carol Marrin Maureen Grady Michelle Renaud Suzanne Knowles Felicia Rice Zenobia Brandford Jane Conniff Thomas Krafchuk Richard Hamer Roy O’Quinn Patricia Cox Myrtice Williams Barbara Rankin Pamela Neal Margaret Johnson Karen Washington Sandra Sicard Jacqueline de la Briere Sandra Albert Row 3 Susan Miller 2. Diane Dawking 3. Deborah Campbell 4. Maxine Redd 5. Da Vidia Medley 6. Germaine Griffin 7. Rosie Glaze 8. Loretta Ryans 9. Rita Suriner 10. Willie Kyles 11. Paul Hannigan 12. Wayne Ladue 13. Kathi Corkins 14. Lydia Anderson 15. Diane Willis 16. Susan Glynn 17. Florine Naylor 18. Gloria Boyd 19. Brenda Glaze 20. Patricia LaTaille Row 6 1. Karen Patruski 2. Barbara Kuenzel 3. Dorothy Eberhart 4. Alveta Graham 5. Diane Scagliarini 6. Donna Provost 7. Barbara Wezniak 8. Michael McGuigan 9. David Masters 10. Ernestine Yates 11. Brenda Smith 12. Tina Mancuso 13. Linda Richardson 14. Rosalie Carlson 15. Linda Drouin 16. Nancy Laird 17. Martha Streeter 79 80 RIFLE CLUB Group—RIFLE CLUB Teacher—MR. MCNAMARA Ist Row—L to R—Mr. McNamara, Ernie Boucher, Steve Marceau, Walter Zaraha, Homer Houle, Mike Denesha, David Rancin, Robert Bewsee. 2nd Row—Ron Colleto, Hazen Stewart, Keith Gould, Tom Kuntyka, Samuel L. Bray, Bill Kitch, Mark Routier. FISHER BODY CRAFTSMAN GUILD AWARD gecigeate of: Dex 5 r raftsmanship cqeafyeate te of De, a mae tin SHOPS AUTO BODY tty vy Mii Ly, My AUTO MECHANICS BAKERY FOODS AND CATERING 83 ELECTRIC SHOP RADIO AND TELEVISION 84 85 SHEET METAL jak © a Be WY thn 86 HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING PAINTING AND DECORATING MACHINE SHOP DRAFTING 88 CABINET PATTERN SHOP 89 COSMETOLOGY 90 iv OFFSET LETTERPRESS CUTTER COMPLETE PRINT SHOP 91 92 SPERATION OF PRESE INSTRUCTOR WNNANHNEY 44 WOODWORKING 9th GRADE CLASSES PRINTING AND GRAPHIC ARTS 9 3 SWIMMING Group—SWIMMING TEAM Teacher—MR. DODD Ist Row—L to R—Paul Chabot, Mike McGuigan, Teddy Flack. 2nd Row—Warren LaBerge, Louis Stevens, Ray Gelinas, Steve Joesey, Fran Linnehan, Coach Dodd. 95 96 Group—BASKETBALL TEAM Teacher—MR. GALLAGHER Ist Row—L to R—Manager Larry Collins, Armand Labarre, Bob Dennard, Tom Zukowski, Keith Sheperd, Marc Brook- ens, Ken Grywacz, Lin Brown, Paul Charles. ta ena AA 2nd Row—Fred Scott, Tom Burns, Ron Carter, Dave Wanat, Ernie Welborn, Mal Fitzgerald, Larry McCullough, Coach Gallagher. BASKETBALL TEAM 97 Ta am Maia Mi Bo pe HOCKEY TEAM Group—HOCKEY TEAM Teacher—MR. FITZGERALD Ist Row—L to R—John Marcoulier, Roland Table, Larry Gaudette, Myron Marcoulier, Dan Navoy. 2nd Row—Bob Simmoneau, Richard Lee, Richard Ziemba, Dave Szcepanek, Paul Jerome, Mich. McKillop, Bob Sulli- van, Roy Hughes, Mr. Fitzgerald. 98 e a anv si ; | 99 Group—FOOTBALL Teacher—MR. PLUMB Ist Row—L to R—Larry Collins, (Asst. Mgr.), Edward Gorman, Darrel Cole, Christopher Williams, Armand LaBarre, Paul Jerome, Roger Rush, Walter Cisero, Angelo Rigazio, William Galarneau, Lewis Daniels, Robert Dennard. 2nd Row—Coach Edward A. Plumb, Irving Holmes, Charles Matthews, Alexander Smith, Roy O’Quinn, Thurman Ramsey, John Cisero, Richard Sorcinelli, Frank Curto, David Jacques, Joshua Simmons, Albert Bolden, Wade Foster, Mgr. 3rd Row—Ass‘t Coach Edmund Macaris, Thomas Burns, David Whitney, Ronald Combs, Douglas Wood, Marc Brookens, (Cap- tain) Joseph Sumler, Michael Peretti, Edward Gauthier, Joseph Gethins, Robert Simoneau, Ass’t Coach Christopher Gallagher, Ass‘t Coach Robert B. Berry. 101 Group—WRESTLING TEAM Teacher—MR. PLUMB Ee Row—L i a Sorcinelli, David ugene avis, Rosemond, Richard Dennis Malone, Cc nr urran. Willie Lancaster, 3rd Row—Stephen Frank Verner, Cap- Little, Alfred An- tain James Rose- drews, Michael mond, Joseph Perry Roy O’- Sumler. ian rae Quinn, Melvyn 2nd Row—Philip Baulkman, Willie Wurst, Joshua Sim- Daniels mons, Richard 102 nea MONE: Paes 103 104 SOCCER Group—SOCCER TEAM Teacher—MR. McGIBNEY Ist Row—L to R—Rocca Terrica, Herbert Self, Allen Godiu, Phil Wurst, Lynard Dixon, Walter Tuhara. 2nd Row—Capt. Manuel Moreno, Manuel Juliano, Ray Hughes, Capt. Dave Szcepanek, John Stefanowich, James Ganley, Kim Thompson, Daniel Canvel, James Rosemond, Tony Decesare. . 3rd Row—Coach Ed. McGioney, Dominic Mastroianni, Daniel Mastroianni, John Conde, Michael Jones, James Motley, Fred Scott, Bruce Rock, Leroy Scott, Richard Lee, Dave Mastroianni, Thom Zukowski. SEN lor G ies | know | ae ' — 0 What? No Best Dressed??? Protests? . : my + Hey, where’s the other team? This must be the Now look here fella!!! way out Off to see the Wizard!! Surprise!!! 105 Pe (Neer, Group—BOWLING TEAM J.V. Teacher—MR. STIBOLT Group—BOWLING TEAM Varsity Ist Row—L to R—Joseph Porfilio, Rocco Terriaca, Richard Klase, Teacher—MR. STIBOLT Robert Sokolowski, Captain, Robert Kennedy, Barry Makuch. Ist Row—L to R—Irving G. Stibolt Coach, Robert Verrier, Jerry Gaudreau Co Capt., Donald Fortin Co Capt., Steve Sowa, Chester Strycharz, Hazen Peaslee. JR. VARSITY AND VARSITY BOWLING TEAMS 106 Be Group—CHEERLEADERS Teacher—MISS SIKORA Ist- RoW—L to R—Evelyn Flebotte, Judy Gibson, Claire Ouellette, Connie Canuel, Susan Miller, Alveta Graham. CHEERLEADERS 107 Senior: ‘HA HA WE WON” 108 109 110 ASSEMBLIES STUDENT ASSOCIATION ASSEMBLY Es ¥ | X i guy SO. pie 7 FC ee ofr se ges 2 ee, RR rer LUNCHEON OF 69 114 S8a8 gen! eum | panne BBN ie 115 JUNIOR PROM 68” 116 117 118 CLASS WILL Ken French leaves Mr. Honsigner failing. Michael Williams leaves Mr. Dooley to his stories. Tony Fetell leaves an ‘‘A'' in chemistry to next year's flunkies who will need it. Arnold Lapoint, Dan Navoie and Dino Bedinnelly leave Mr. Halls a case of empty beer cans, an ashtray and a baby carriage. Fred Micowits leaves as gabby as ever. Robert Linsay leaves Trade—running. Michael Gasnolla leaves the flag at half mast. Michael LaBerge leaves the Thespians—forever. Jim Brooks leaves his muscles to Mr. Ross. Roger Crocker leaves his frequent trips to the office for those who haven't been there yet. Ed Bolsom and Mike Ronkalato leave their lunches to the boiler room. Wayne Cass leaves his excess wait to Mr. Cruise. Ron Girard leaves his brilliant Presidential Campaign Posters to the good will. John Stewart wills what he knows about girls to John Spearing of the Junior Class. Ray Corbin wills his brilliant mind and know. Frances Linnehan wills his nowledge on how to get up to the 3rd floor without getting caught. Gary LaPalme wills his white socks to Manny Marino. Mike Dainesha wills his tight pants. Michael Francis wills his high heel shoes. Mark Premney wills his studious mind. Paul Schelirini wills his sense of humor when being balled out. James Ingram wills his empty locker with broken hinges to Willie Wiggams. Roger Balire wills his three broken slide rulers. Roger Murdy wills his thankfulness that he is finally getting out. Michael Reeppa wills his know how on how to interrupt a teacher. Mike Mesiur wills his nickname, ‘‘mouse, ’ to the smallest juniors. Sandy Bartoszek just leaves. Louise Brodeur wills to Mrs. Burnstein her full bottle of bleach which she never used. Connie Canvel leaves her brother a pair of worn out track shoes, and the speed he'll need to get off the third floor. Anita Casavant leaves her determination to succeed and her ability to do her homework to Linda Lignor. Marie Curto wills all her empty cigarette packs to Dr. Walters. Darlene De Carlo leaves her height to the basketball players. Marielle de la Bruere leaves Frances de la Bruer a make-up kit with a two way mirror, a can of hair spray, and a sturdy brush. Kathy Frain leaves a pass to the poor sucker who gets caught next. Maureen Murray leaves all her ambition to the junior class. It's not much but it’s all she has to go on. Marthe Lehouillier wills to Miss Murphy an autographed picture of Bette Davis. Michele Maggipinto wills her many passes and excuses to get out of Mrs. Sullivan's history class everyday to Tina Cuchaine. Ceil Maretea leaves her athletic ability to the Junior girls. Marianne Petruski leaves her history study notes to her sister Karen Patruski, so she can fail too. Kathy Powers leaves a case of mints to all the girls who smoke in Dr. Walters girls’ room. Diane Holden would like to leave her leather mini skirt to Dr. Walters; wear it in good health. Ginette Remillard leaves some of her long hair to Mr. Lavoie. Colette leaves her figure to Miss Sikora. Regina leaves her scissors and razor to Ernie Bushey so Barbara Kuenzel can give him a hair cut. Phyllis Dennard leaves all the good times she had at Trade to her brother Robert Dennard. Brenda Smith wills her Glee Club seat to Brenda Glaze. Judy Harlow wills her bad marks to Christine Chartier. Barbara Mabry wills her go-go suit to Miss Sikora. Gerald Christian wills the future Glee Club and the new teacher Good Luck! Therease Mancuso wills her good marks to Shirley Couture. Carol Cutler wills her good manners to Jeannine Curto. Sharon McCarthy wills her bad marks to Anna Vecchiarelli. Ellen Cabey wills her absences to anyone who wishes to have them. Joanne Vecchiarilli wills her height to Ruth Paradine. Terry Cuzzone wills a pack of cigarettes to Dr. Walters. Diane Willis wills her fatness to skinny Mr. Macaris. Janice Gore wills her thoughts to Kenneth Bruce. Pauline Aube wills her nail biting to anyone with long nails. Gary Bissonette leaves his electric shocks. Thomas Clume just leaves! Chester Gero leaves with Mr. Dillon. Chester Niedzwiecki leaves all his old wires to the Jr. Class. David Maratea leaves along with Ceil Maratea. Jerome O'Connor leaves with his lion heart. David Archambault leaves with best wishes. John de la Bruere leaves his car to all his girl friends. John Furlani leaves all the old T.V.'s to Mr. MacNamara. George Hudson leaves the new history class more news about the Hudson River. Gary Carabetta leaves without argument. Homer Houle leaves with Gomer Pile. Peter LaFleur leaves Mr. Mac a new radio to give him a break on repairing them. Roger Milner leaves his ability to fix T.V.’s to anyone who wants it. James Zerra leaves with happiness in his heart. 1, Alan Godin, leave my big bad, 6 cylinder automatic transmission Falcon to my favorite chemistry teacher Mr. DePiero. |, Pantelus Axiotis, leave my good looks and my fabulous reputation to the Junior Class. i cae Weigel, leave my brains and all my cheat sheets to the Junior Class. 1, William Brown, leave my ambition to succeed and methods of cheating to the sophomore class. |, Edward Lemaine, leave my mistakes and screwed up jobs that | did in Welding, to Mr. Moran. 1, Stephen Sowa, leave all the red ‘'E'''s | received to the best teacher | ever had, Mr. Maloof. 1, Ralph Paradine, being the good sport that | am, leave all the remaining students at Trade and the faculty Nothing! Alvin Council leaves with his girlfriend Celestine. Buddy Merril leaves his laughs to Mr. Halls. Neil Metcalf leaves all his old papers to the Junior Class. Raymond Myers wills his parking place to anyone who desires it. William Youngs wills his empty notebook to Gary Benware. Maurice Duperre wills his three year old recapped gym sneakers. Gerald Triggs wills his electrical knowledge to some fortunate junior. Peter Salier wills all his forged passes to Donald Gremain. Winslow Weldes wills his front seat in Mr. Gulluni's class to anyone who is hard of hearing. Richard Belanger wills his bull stories to all his teachers. James Warwick leaves his co-op jobs to Elroy Staples. Peter Pierzchala leaves his goaly stick to Mr. La Palm. Bruce McClendon leaves his glasses to Francis. Richard Jambora leaves his poor excuses for being absent to Wayne Murphy. Keith Shepard leaves his basketball talent to Ronald Cartes. Ken Socha leaves his belt to Lenord Gary and his coat to David Bogacz. John Johnstone leaves his tardy passes to Chester Strycarz. Bill Champagne leaves his Nehrus to Sherwood and his boots to Gary Weed. John Charles leaves the 12-50 multy-printing press to his brother Paul. Peter Brown leaves a little extra gas money to Wayne Murphy and Bruce Coutier so they can skip this assembly. Richard Hamer leaves his glee club pass to Mr. Newsome. Duncan Seabrooks leaves his paint brush to Mr. Rice. Bruce Causineau leaves his |OU'S to Mr. Brown, Daniel Moran leaves his carpenter's ruler to next year's Seniors who don't bring one in. Jim Adams leaves. Roy leaves his baby fair looks to next year's freshmen. Eugene Davis leaves his tardy slips to next year's sleepy heads. James Rosemond leaves Sherry waiting for him on the first floor. James Budrow and Carl Omario leave their loud talks to Mr. Afton. Charles Johnson leaves his grilled cheese specials to Mr. Afton. John Sullivan leaves his mustache. Mr. Daniel McGrath leaves with Mrs. Diane McGrath. David Cofsie leaves his hockey pads to next years Bobby Hull. Daniel Mastroianni leaves Mr. Farrington one broken window. David Mastroianni leaves Roland Measier an empty tool rack. Robert Bissoner leaves a U.F.O. to Mr. Afton. Willie Barber leaves sneakers to Jughead. Danny Champagne leaves his hair for a worthy cause—Mr. Dooly. Eugene Girard leaves his elephant bells to Mr. LaPolice. Thomas Krafchuck leaves his painting experience to Mr. Rice. Norman Lavoie leaves a Jews-Harp to Mr. Gulluni. Fred Merril leaves his feet to science. Paul Pelletier leaves hir hair to Mr. Brown. Edward Ratell leaves all polished jokes to Mr. Polaski. Fran Reisenoyski leaves his orange socks to Paul and Richard Segar. Dave Toczek leaves his nowledge and slide ruler to Mr. Dooley. Steve Spring leaves his nowledge to Knoll Tatraunt. 119 CLASS PROPHECY It is Monday, June 16, 1999, that we seniors 69 are having our 30 year class reunion. It is taking place in the newly built Trade High School. By now the people were convinced that Trade High School was the best school in the city of Springfield, and the state of Massachusetts. The reunion is taking place in the beautiful new gymnasium, which is twice the size of the old gym. There are about 200 students of the class of ‘'69 ' expected here. Mr. Kosier and Mrs. Triggs were in the receiving line, although both are retired; they are both as bouncy and peppy as ever. Along side of Mr. Kosier and Mrs. Triggs, were Mrs. Mattson, and Mr. Halls, whose hair turned completely white shortly after we graduated in 1969. Standing by as usual, were Miss Mezzacappa who had retired two years ago and is now a travel bug with Mrs. Sullivan, a soft spoken teacher of Trade High School. Mr. Stanton was also in the receiving line; he is now the Principal of Trade High School. It was seven o'clock and the seniors would soon be arriving. From our class, many important people emerged—like Michele Maggipinto, who be- came the first lady President of the United States. She was always active in school politics. Ceil Maratea who was the 12-78 class athlete, who was elected to head the President's Committee for Physical Fitness. People like Darlene DeCarlo, Connie Canuel, Marielle de la Bruere, who were great in hairstyling, who became three of the top hair designers of the century. Anita Casavant was a genius, helped put the first man on Mars and is now working on putting one on the planet Venus. We also had two stars who emerged from our class, Louise Brodeur, who became well known as Rhythm Legs'', for she became quite a dancer. Marie Curto, class flirt, who became well known in motion pictures. There were a couple of girls in our class that said they would never get married, like Sandy Bartozek and Marthe Lehouillier. | had to laugh when | found out they both married and had eight kids and farm houses out in the sticks. Marie Bellame, Janet Berube, Kathy Powers, and Ginette Remillard, who had gotten their diamonds when we were still in school, now had beautiful children and nice homes. Margaret Barden along with Rosemary Baxter had married while in school; both are still very happily married. Linda Mariani finally found her guy who was a well known mil- lionaire; she now has six children—she always wanted a large family. Kathy Frain could not make the reunion, for she had left for Europe with her husband that day. While she was on her way to Europe, Regina Szulc and Marianne Patruski had just managed to attend the reunion, for they had just arrived from a European cruise. They never did get married with all their boyfriend problems. Colette Salois and her husband are on a second honeymoon in Canada where they met. Chris Smith was at home, sick because she's expecting twins, while Judy Ward is in the hospital having triplets. As | looked around again | saw Terri Cuzzone, flash news reporter for New Mexico's favorite dance spot, standing by Pauline Aube, who is now performing in New Mexico her new dance routine, ‘‘Put It All Onl''. Also speaking to them was Ellen Cabey, who is president of the Now Genera- tion blow her mind while listening to the Star Spangled Banner. | turned around and spotted Joanne Veciliavellie who had previously announced she had since grown one inch. Sharon McCarthy the movies new sex goddess is in town for the promotion of her new movie ‘‘Long Live Sex.'' Talking about movies Brenda Smith singing star of radio and television has been signed to make a movie on ‘‘How Thin | am'' a new hit release. Diane Willis, big hit radio disc jockey for Chicago just announced she is going to become a teacher of soul. | saw Tina Mancuso, the little ‘‘dough girl'' of Bakery, finally became a cake decorator. Gerald Christian has now got himself a part in the Metropolitan Opera singing the lead in ‘Madame 120 Butterfly.’ Mr. Phelps topped his career off with the cake to end all cakes. It was the largest cake ever made with Judy Lappie jumping from the center. When | returned | started to stroll around the gym, | saw Frank the Swank Tyburski, owner of his own Hippie shop speaking with skip, the dip Gorman. He is now the president of Shop Rite. Floogle McDoogle Vickers is now president of his own brewery with his vice-presidents wild Bill Mackey and Turtle Curran. | also heard that Pale Snail Staples is still trying to get to work on time. A. ©. Whitney who just came in, is still wearing those way out groovy clothes. Pretty girl Gray is married and has nine kids. While | was standing outside, cupid Bartolo showed up in his new Cadillac filled with girls. While speaking with him he mentioned Slip Stick Brookens is still trying to avoid work. Joe Ball was a whiz in chemistry. He always was ahead of himself. They say a few years after graduation he mistook acid for water and no one had seen him since. | can remember when Manuel Chaves was wild and free, but now he is married and has three kids. Howard Hayes became a well known figure in the community, he had to leave! His old girlfriend's husbands were after him. | was speaking to Ralph Poteto and Mr. Wise who have become great competitors in the potato chip world. | hear Bill Taylor ma de an award winning movie. You might know it had to be “'Custers Last Stand! ' | looked in the corner and saw Kathy Sommers, who is now a great dress designer in the fashion world. Jean Odato who is now a great model, came in late because her car kept stalling. Tina Gervais started roaming around wearing her usual flashy outfit—a tight shell and a mini skirt. Barbara Ryans and Rosie Glaze had just arrived to see Rosalie Carlson who had gained a tremendous amount of weight wearing a tight mini dress. | was talking with Norm Lavie who now is a great mod guitarist and he mentioned that Dave Toczek had gone back to Poland to escape the draft. Willie Barbers mow is a men's Hairdresser and | heard he gave Bob Bissonette his first shave since he graduated in ‘'69. ' Richard Seger was passing out cigars for his ninth consecutive boy. Well, Tom Krafchuck still has his band, called. ‘'The Polka Kings.'' It performed in his new T.V. program. Eugene Gerard has just bought his own hot dog factory. Ed Rattell is talking to Fred Merrill who is still bringing in the crops from his farm in Southwick. Ed is now a computer programmer for U.S.A. (United Space Airways). Dan Champagne is now the master plumber of Trade High School and Paul Pelletier is still making the rounds of the barber shops trying to get a barber to cut his long Lady Godiva locks. William Brown and Alan Godin own a _ partnership called the Dunkin Donut Bar. One makes the donuts the other makes the holes. David Sczezpanek sent greeting from Spitzbergen where he's making a _ good living singing, ‘‘White Christmas.'' Neil Metcalf now catches baton twirlers but has difficulty adjusting his methods to the students. Stephen Sowa, Richard Wegiel, and Pantelus Axiotis have developed a new process for welding tires onto cars. Edward Lemoine ond Ralph Paradine have just come back from the Mr. Muscle plan in Sunny California. It was a beautiful night, we all agreed on that. We all hope that our next reunion would be soon and everyone would be able to attend. (L to R) . Margret Hebert Ann Rogers Lauretta Langivan Mildred Hannigan Helen Stolba Mary Buckley Mazie Cabble Sue Hemsworth ONAnRONS SORE eI | Pay ds MARY BUCKLEY MILDRED HANNIGAN ANN ROGERS oa “1 | ==, e Ne kw “8 a CAFETERIA STAFF MARY BUCKLEY LAURETTA LANGIVAN 121 122 THE CHARLES C. LEWIS COMPANY “Your Steel Service Center’ 209 Page Boulevard Springfield, Mass. 01101 W. 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COUNTRY CLUB SODA COMPANY Avocado Street, Springfield, Mass. Manufactures of Quality Carbonated Beverages “Flavor Fine Since ‘99’ BISHOP and McCOLLUM, INC. General Electric Television and Appliances 6 Center Square, East Longmeadow, Mass. 999 Westfield St., West Springfield, Mass. VAN NORMAN MACHINE COMPANY Division of Universal American Corp. 3640 Main Street Springfield, Mass. COHEN BROTHERS, INC. Scrap Iron and Metal 846 Bay Street Springfield, Mass. 01109 AMERICAN SAW AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY East Longmeadow, Mass. Bonds, Hach-Hole Saws, Ground Flat, Files FERRARA SPRING AND PARTS CO., INC. 740 Worthington Street Springfield, Mass. 01101 Automotive Parts and Machinery RONALDSON INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. 24 School Street Westfield, Mass. SPRINGFIELD TIRE AND BRAKE STORE, INC. 218-230 Memorial Ave. West Springfield, Mass. yesterdays Keep all your wondertul as fresh as today with COLOR PORTRAITS At the time, your high school graduation seems the most wonderful event in your life. 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