Turners Falls High School - Peske Tuk Yearbook (Turners Falls, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1981 volume:

Jn A Castle On An Enchanted Plain 1 . $ sz 1 IS3 V £ A ' V S 5. ■ ( § 1 N s JJ- And Zhe Class Of 1981 Our Class Js Ml Of Cmderellas And Zrolls Dwarfs ■PM Ugly Step Sisters We Have Encountered Zhe Cruel World And . . . 6 m , Often Ended Up Jn Zhe Dungeon IlLM I « p ' Despite Our Wardships ■ We’ve Experienced Zhe Zr lump It Of (food . . . Will We Cive Jiappily Sver After? MARK BOCON ' How many friends have I really got, that love me, that want me, that’ll take me as I am. Pete Townshend Boc ' s goal is to see Paul McCartney in concert. Likes: Beatles; The Who; Wings; Springsteen; Romanians; the plains; the Beast; 9 27 80; beating on furface; Pacer (pitts); Miami Dolphins; being a B.F.: F lorida ' 80 ' ; singing in the cafe; snow shovels; the Big 6; 10 3 80. Dislikes: certain tree; disco; waiting; S.G.; having car trouble; W.M., Ed ' s funny cough; getting caught; the city; T H Activities: Romanian Artistics 3. STEVEN MARTIN BROWN It’s nothing a hard right hand to the nose wouldn ' t cure. Steve’s goal is to find the rain- bow, only after the GOLD, of course. Likes: Cheech Chong; Roscoe boogies; Alice Coo- per; Moose on the loose; Fryburg Raiders; The Kinks, Muhammed Ali; J. Geils in concert; madness; a good joke; a moonage day dream. Dislikes: The squares; boating on the plains with Funn; Kunta; Joe; being broke; fire jump- ing; waking-up; burning boots; being jumped by (J.F.O.’s; rednecks; 26 miles and no fish; people who don ' t know how to laugh. Activi- ties Football 2-4; Baseball 1-4; N.H.A 2-4 PAMELA JEAN BASSETT Love is life and life is love, without either one we would be no wbere ” Pam’s goal is to live a happy and fulfilled life. Likes: Being with good friends; a certain someone; animals, taking care of people and things; summer of 80 ; 8 20; traveling. Dislikes: Year of “79 ; being called Pammie by people I dislike; saying goodbye (especially to close friends); a certain someone’s; stuck up people; people who ig- nore you when your trying to be friendly; being alone. Activities: Track 2-4; Field Hockey 4; Basketball 4. SUSAN JOAN CHURCHILL Time, like a snowflake, disappears while were trying to decide what to do with it. Sue’s goal is to lead a happy, healthy and successful life. Likes: W.M.V.; the beach; 12 15 79; 5 10 80; my buddy; big words; 3; my brush; pizza; Fran’s Florida dates; Cindy’s drunk skater. Dislikes: Spiders; lies; being teased; making decisions; foggy days; being confused; 5 11 79; bad sets; STOP SIGNS! Activities: Volleyball 14 (co-capt. 2); Track 3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Chorus 3,4 (Vice pres. 4); GAA T4; Ski club; Spanish club; T- club; Junior Prom committee; Jr. National Honor Society; Lil’ Abner. HARVEY ATKINS Dad made whiskey, he made it well, cost two dollars and it burned like hell I cut hickory just to fire the still. Drank down a bottle and I ' m ready to KILL ” Greatful Dead. Wall- bangers goal in life is to just get by. Likes: Paula C., good parties, Moosehead, getting rowdie with Mitz and Murl, 7 9 80 Lebenon Black Sabbath BOC Dislikes: The Dontin Squares, BNDST Police, getting tickets with Owen and Mitz, stuck up people, warm beer, borinq parties. Activities: baseball 1-4; Foot- ball 14 CYNTHIA MARIE AMBO Never without a smile, always doing some- thing worthwhile. Cindy’s goal is to live a long and exciting life. Likes: tobacco with Cathy, Beth ' s party, 5 10 80, Karen S and Pink”, Big E. laughing with Karen S., meeting Karen O. at M.D. ' s, left field, Friday ' s rotation, fun- houses, rollarskating, sewing with Deb, good talks with Beth. Dislikes: All of Kathy’s stupid questions, rainy days, two faced people, Bethy’s bottle, Sue C laughing at drunk skat er, being teased, Flash, getting up early. Ac tivities: Jr. National Honor Society; GAA 1, 2, 3; T club; Track Manager; Spanish Club; Booster Day Queen. DEBORAH A. COURNOYER In friendship we can discover the happiness of sharing, the magic world of dreaming, the special joys of caring. Deb ' s goal is to live a full and happy life Likes: the beach; long talks, Drive-ins; football games; Kleenex; sleeping; surprises; Steve; 7 28 80; First K ; G.H. with A C. Dislikes: purple teeth; tobacco; 3 nighters, fat lips; 7 10 80; rainy weekends; waiting; getting up early; dark streets; argue ments; S.W Activities: Student Government 1- 4; G.A.A. 1-4; Volleyball 2,3; Class Secretary 1; Class Vice Pres. 2,3; Booster Day Committees; T-club; G.A.A. vice pres. 4; Prom Committee. KENNETH H CROTEAU The proof that man is the noblest of all crea- tures is that no other creature has ever denied it G.C. Lichtenberg. Mitzie’s goal is to get the most out of life as I can. Likes: partying with Chuck; Spank and Joe; winning; snowy nights; staying out all night with Funn; Bob Seger; Moosehead; a special person; Sunfest 79” and 80”; skiing; talking with Mr. Baker; OPUS as a summer job. Dislikes: losing; Ra mada Inns; Iran; getting busted; 9 15 79; 3 8 80; a specific nark; not starting; getting sick; Monday mornings. Activities: Football 1- 4; Baseball 14; OPUS 1-4; T-club; Graduation Party Committee r-KAncjb UULAN Life consists not in holding good cards but in playing well those you hold . Perry’s goal is to own a million of anything. Likes: skiing, Ian Anderson; Cape Cod; sleeping late; outdoors; T Birds; style; Birdies. Dislikes: Double Bogies; tobacco, grading Potatoes for Pollocks; Squares ; snow snakes; flashing lights (blue red); nags. Activities: Golf Team; Intramural Soccer; Ski Club; Frosh Basketball; Intramural Basketball ROBERT DAVID DRUMGOOL Girl ' s, can ' t live with them can ' t live without em Flounder. Bob ' s goal is to become a pro- fessional photographer. Likes: Running; half mile; Battle Wagon; 3 22 80; Beatles; Wings, stones, Mudgupping; Vega ' s. Dislikes: Driving into pizza places; tobacco,; sprints; drinking; smoking; close calls; J. Geils; ZZ top; Mohawk cross-country. Activities: Cross Country 1-4; Track 1-4; Yearbook Staff; Mumpa Squad. THOMAS JOSEPH DEMERS It ' s better to take a chance in life, to win a victory or suffer a defeat, even though scarred by failure than it is to live in the shadow of life as some do, never knowing a victory or defeat because they have not the guts to try either! Tommy’s goal is to own his own auto repair shop. Likes: Corki; 8 5 80; summers; 7 26 80; 8 3 80; skiing, drumming; Buddy Rich; T V. Tommy; Big Daddy; Ford 4x4’s. Dislikes: Laugh; 3 3 80; 8 7 80; 8 22 80; traffic violations; getting caught; THE PITS”; being chased through a certain tree farm. Acti- vivies: Track 1,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Marching Band 14; Madrigals 3,4; Chorus 3,4; M.O. DIP. 3,4. DANIEL JAMES CURRIER The secret of happiness is not, in doing what one likes, but liking what one does. Danny ' s goal is to find the girl of his dreams. Likes: Larry Bird; karate; Lyden Woods; talking with Charyl; the Celtics; 78 T Birds; going to Spring- field with Joe N. for some candy; bondage, cruising with Ernie. Dislikes: learning things the hard way; giving second chances; a certain person; big heads; Big Ray and Don; the squares; getting up early. Activities: Basket- ball 1-3, Capt. 4; Intramural Soccer. JACQUELINE M. EMERY No one ever loses anybody, but sometimes it s so hard to get along I don’t want to hang on to anybody, so before you say your leaving, I ' ll be gone” Jackies’s goal is to find the answer to the question is there really life after Turners Falls?” Likes: roses, Robert Redford, M.G.A., munching out, parties, 11 11 70, Barton Cove experiences, skiing, sleeping late (real Late). Dislikes: one certain night in March, uncontrollable laughing, 3 27 79, being em- barrassed, Jane ' s smelly locker, 12 1 79. Ac- tivities: Field Hockey 1-4; Basketball 1,2; T- Club; GAA; Ring Committee; Prom Commit- tee; Student Government. LYNNE ANNE FOLEY Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead, don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow, walk beside me and be my friend. Lynne ' s goal is to someday be an executive in a large and grow- ing company. Likes: 3 3 80, summer of 79, 12 79, fruit drive of 79, running my own of- fice, working with T.F., C. B., and ZYG, Mrs. Tobin ' s classes, talking to Kim, drive-ins, M B., E.C., Saturday nights with B.K., daring to be different, being me, children, 12 80. Dis- likes: Two faced people, 8 5 80, summer of 74, bruised elbows, leaving T.F.H.S., letting go. Activities: Float making; twirling; band; student government secretary and treasurer; GAA program chairperson, Class representa- tive; 1st annual Gong Show; Li ' l Abner; M M ' s; M O D. I P. CHARLES EMERY JR Hey Herschel! Chuck ' s goal is to be happy in whatever I do in life and have a good time while doing it Likes: SL, Moosehead, MGA, Old Clunk , bamfing”, with John, sleeping late, 4x4, AC DC, 7 5 80, old no. 7. Dislikes: 11 22 79, rainy days, fords, quizmo, route 2 in Erving, stuck up people, a certain fresh- man, class of 82”, R.R.S., cars without heat. Activities: OPUS 14 CAROLYN ROSE FINCK To every hello there is a good-bye, and for every smile there is a tear. Carolyn’s goal is to make it through college and live a happy and successful life. Likes: Donny, the beach, snowy nights, kleenex, 7 3-5 80, roses, play- ing the piano, 9 26 80, junk food. Dislikes: late people, spiders, getting up early, flash- lights, 8 16 80, dark streets, big dogs, smoke. Activities: Field Hockey 1-4; Tennis 1-4; Bas- ketball 2; Basketball manager 3,4; GAA, Prom Committee, T-Club; Jr. National Honor Soci- ety, Chorus, M.O.D.I.P; Yearbook Staff, Boost er Day Dutchess. CARL A. DUNN Love comes once and when it comes you bet- ter grab it fast because the love you grab may not last. J. Giels. Funn: ' s goal is to live my life the way 1 want and be happy. Likes: Robin, partying, AC DC, playing cards. Cold Miller, 151, the ocean, Hampton Beach, sunrises at the planes, Neil Young, skiing, 6 18 80, 7 2 80. causing trouble with M and J., home, the summer of 80, football, rowdyness, Ver- mont. concerts. Dislikes: Narcs, chumps, bor ing parties, boating in the planes 3 8 80 with Brownie, U.M.P.D., T.P., Iran. Activities: Foot- ball; Basketball; Baseball; N.H.A. LUCIE T. FERLAND Don ' t be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. Richard Bach Lucie ' s goal is to have a great time in life. Likes: F. Baker, Fitzwilly’s, room 207, rol- lerskating, being with friends, intellectual dis- cussions with Rupert, playing romanian ten- nis, Illusions ' ' , ELO, drive-in s 80. Dislikes: Being the only class to miss Ipswich, tobacco, pushy people, squeeky cars, carnival atten- dants. Activities: Chorus; National Junior Honor Society; Floatmaking; ABIA. LAURIE ANNE FUGERE So, Now What?” Fudge ' s goal is to live a happy, healthy, and successful life. Likes: Da- vid; 9 6 80; Pina Coladas; Rhode Island; the beach; getting caught in the rain with Jane; long talks with close friends; blue; soft music; shopping; roses; summer of ‘80’ ' ; butterflies; new born puppies; driving; lobster; going to the movies; Spring; Summer; and Fall. Dis likes: 9 20 80; Beer; Thunder and Lightning; stuck up people; liver; having to get up early; spiders; being bored; having to say goodbye; winter; getting embarrassed; fighting. DEAN CHRISTOPHER GARVIN Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have” Dean’s goal is to be happy and successful, live a long life and maybe one of these days reach California. Likes: Cape Cod; Old Orchard Beach; con- certs; AAF; New England Partiots; Sandy Hill; Partying with the Montague Gang; money. Dis likes: School lunches; Iran; stuck up people; 6 15 80; getting busted; Dallas Cowboys; WAQY 102; Disco; greasers; being broke. Ac tivities: Cross country 4; Swim team 2,4; Track 4; Girl watching 1-4. EVE MARIE GOLEMBESKI That ' s Always good, Sweetheart.” The love in your heart wasn ' t put there to stay. Love isn’t love till you give it away.” Eve ' s goal is to meet an English man who plays the guitar Likes: Thunderstorms; good friends; old mov- ies; sunshine; a certain week at the beach; 8 30 80; Q.R.; antiques; dancing; New Or leans; Mexican hats; traveling; squash. Dis likes Boring weekends; cleaning my room; stuck up people; missing the bus. Activities: Freshman class treasurer; GAA; Yearbook committee. EILEEN MARY FOWLER The only reward of virtue is virtue; the only way to have a friend is to be one Emerson. Eileem ' s goal is to always be happy and make lots of money! Likes: Pete; Quebec ' 78 Wash- ington; birds, Barton ' s Cove and 2 aspirin over lite; talks with Crazy Patty; 5 10 80; Buns at Barton ' s Cove; Bethy’s Party; Cults (G.L.) Ken- ny Rogers and Lady. Dislikes: Verk”; turning at the field; late people; The Vindow ; good- byes; warm beer; getting stood up; Haunted . Activities: Class President 2,4; Historian 1; Student Government 104; Student Advisory Council; Jr. National Honor Society 2; Co-Edi- tor Yearbook; Volleyball; Softball Manager 2. WENDY S. FRITZ “Remember never due unto others as you would have others due unto you, others taste may not be the same. Wendy ' s goal is to take the rest of her life one day at a time without worrying what the next day will bring. Likes: being with a certain person; Housing Field Trip ‘79; certain teachers; Librarians; office per- sonnel; certain waterfall; United States of America; Laughing with Laurie; to be with cer tain friends; two people from Holland; Gram- banians; the family all together on Holidays. Dislikes World History; people who think no one is as good as them. CHRISTOPHER S. FUGERE Yah Your Mama Fudge ' s goal is to live in Florida. Likes Baseball; all Boston teams; R.I.; Vt. City Gang; Fabians B.S.; J. Geils; making people happy; peanut butter; laughing, Miller; experiences with Frank; Steelers; jokes; roller skating; summer of 78; 6 24 78;6 25 78; 8 5-11 78. Dislikes: J.M.; being late; rainy days; people crying; 281 APPLE; 9 12 79; Yankees; stalling time; a certain baseball game; rock throwing contest; 2-faced people; Howard Co- sell; narcs. Activities: Football 1; Baseball 1-4; O P U S. 4, Basketball 1,2 SHANNON W. HARRIS Undecided, but full speed ahead! Shannon ' s goal is to find out what 1 want to do with my life and go to college for two years. Likes animals, reading, outdoors, school, Christmas, my friends, parties, being alone, making peo- ple happy, roses Dislikes a certain group of people, rainy days, bus rides, snobby people. SUSAN ELIZABETH HENRY “ Everybody’s got a smile inside so put it upon your face an wear it with pride — REO Speed wagon. Sue ' s goal is to have a lot of good times in life. Likes: Danny; having the greatest friends in the world; 1 1 22 80; Good Times; summer; life; crazy times with Linda, going barefoot; good parties; staying out late. Dis likes: Liars; broken promises; good-bye’s; The Big M ; getting up early; getting yelled at for being late; grouchy people; winter and being cold Activities: Cheering 1-4; Tournament Cheering 2,3; T-Club; GAA; Student Govern- ment class representative 3; Track 1; Chorus; OPUS; Booster Day Princess. DANIEL JOHN GRYBKO It ' s been a long time comin, its going to be a long time gone, but you know the darkest hour is always just before the dawn — C.S.N, and Y Grip ' s goal is to leave Turners Falls forever and live a better life. Likes weekends, jeeps, Cold Miller, the Clash (good music), good times with Chuck and Beetle, skiing, four wheelin, the old fireplace, sleeping late, and Gold Dislikes Boring parties, Joe ' s attitude, working weekends, waiting, scratched re- cords. Activities OPUS 14. Ski Club. LAURIE ANN ELIZABETH GUETTI A smile is an inexpensive way to improve your looks Laurie-Ann ' s goal is to become happily married. Likes Michael, summer, football games, money, Florida, animals, cops, talking with Beth, partying, playing pool, the color blue, roses, food, and a certain K.R concert. Dislikes winter, shots, 12 1 78, Beth ' s death- cross, Gill chickens, homework, appendixes, Greenfield, having to baby-sit, and saying good-bye. Activities Field hockey 2-4; tennis 3,4; Cheerleading 1; Jr. National Honor Soci- ety; yearbook staff; M M ' S; M.O. D I P. TERESA JEAN HARTNETT The best way to keep good acts in memory is to refresh them with new. Terry ' s goal is to gain great success and happiness out of life. L 7ces 5 5 78, Riunite on ice, doing cartwheels in parking lots, rollerskating, station, volley ball, beach, grease fights with Kim C., summer of 80 , Big E mopeding, Trans Am, the tower. Dislikes 7 4 80, stop signs, two faced people, fighting, being followed, mustaches, misunderstandings, Bri ' s jokes, cops at P.S.T, sharp corners. Activities Spanish Club; volley ball 14, (Co-capt. 2); Jr. National Honor Soci- ety; Boys track manager 1,2; GAA; Track 3,4; T-Club. DAVID WARREN HASTINGS The mind is it ' s own place, and in itself can make a heav ' n of hell a Hell of Heav ' n — John Ernie’s goal is to find peace and tranquility in my lifetime. Likes: Kim; being mellow; Moose- head; concerts; Teddy Nugent; ZZ Top; Cheech Chong; 30; Babe; 22; 9 25 79; cliff dwelling; her family; arking; giging and gaming. Dislikes: A certain curb; crashing with Currier; NARC ' S; chumps; football camp; mis- understandings; getting upset; a certain 2 out of 3; good-byes. Activities: Football 1-4; Bas- ketball 1-4; Baseball T4; NHA 1-4; Graduation Party Committee. ELIZABETH A. KALTNER Only in this world do we laugh: in hell it won ' t be possible and in heaven it won’t be proper. Bethy ' s goal is to make it to class before the 3 minute bell and to beat Laurie Ann in Jax. Likes being with friends, sports, laughing (es- pecially with Laurie-Ann), parties, cruising, music, the 1704, drive-ins’ D study before soc- cer activities. Dislikes 8 23 80, 6 8 80, igno- rant people, sprints, scraping teeth on forks, fighting, slobby people, dentists, being alone, homework, playing tennis with John, babies (John), Dogs. Activities Tennis 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Field Hocky 1-3; GAA; chorus; T-Club; yearbook co-editor; MODIP KEVIN F HUMPHREY Nothing should be taken too seriously, espe dally ourselves Kevin ' s goal is to be on Jeop ardy. Likes running, swimming, sunkist, mampa, jews, and joking around Dislikes W.W.2, W.W.3, twit heads, drugs, alcohol, and shrubbery. Activities Swim Team 2-4; Cross County 4; Track 3,4; T Club. SHERRI ROSE JORDAN Time is a waste of life, life is a waste of time, so get wasted and have the time of your life. She-hi ' s goal is to someday parachute and find a nice looking guy. Likes 7 3 80, Pink Floyd, Sidney, laughing with Laurie and Deb, Refu- gees, partying with La- urie, Jethro in the corn- fields, suprette buzzes, being weird, high times with Danny Q. a certain corner with Hebbie and Mr. Himmy, fireplace, C.G., Tan’s Florida 80, MSM ' s. Dislikes 7 4 QO, arguing with Chuck, J H , people who think they are better than others, 9 5 79, hangovers, 7 3 80, drag sters, being caught, chuckles, being called Penguin. KATHRYN JAMES The further you go the longer it takes to get back. Kathryn’s goal is to become a model, go to Hawaii and learn to ski Likes the Rolling Stones, Coke, good parties, T.C., 9 8 80, 9 6 79 with Karen, 10 10 80, AC DC with L S D , honest and sweet people, the beach, flying, the time with Celina in Boston, getting rowdie, receiving flowers, horseback riding, tennis, cheering and Nautilus. Dislikes two faced people, waiting, being late, K.L ' s mom new years eve, snobs, gym, babysitting, being bumbed, getting hurt, getting busted, liars and animal and Viens in Bill ' s class. Activities Cheering 3,4. OWEN JANDER Some come to laugh their past away, some come to make it just one more day; Whichever way your pleasure tends, if you plant ice, you ' re gonna harvest wind. Grateful Dead Owen’s goal is to travel abroad. Likes Red top, REO, the plains, the Greatful Dead, rosta, rid ing the cheerleader bus, snow, Jeff Bech Dis likes getting stopped with Mitzi and Hary, Ber- narston police, brownies, disco, chops, the morning after. Activities Football 4; having fun SUSAN KATHLEEN HEY Success lies not in never failing, but in rising I every time we fall” Sue’s goal is to become a i legal secretary. Likes the teachers and stu- | dents at TFHS, the weekends, Big Mac ' s and i queen. Dislikes cruelty to animals, brussel sprouts, snobby people. SUSAN ELLEN KELLY ' Diamonds are a girls best friend Sue ' s goal is to live happily ever after. Likes: ice cream; old movies (Gone With The Wind); Clark Ga- ble; skiing experiences with Diane; shopping; the beach; vacation; Disco. Dislikes: being tired; putting things off; guilt, wasting time; bad weather; Bellows Falls- Day 1; V.N. Activi ties: Ski Club; OPUS. BRIAN CURTIS LAMORE Never close your lips to those to whom you have opened your heart . Bri ' s goal is to finish school and enter the field of medicine. Likes: Girls, Bruins; Beatles; Cheap Trick; pizza; ten- nis; music; 4 12 80; eating; loafing with Mike; Hampton Beach 79 ' and 80 ' ; 3 trumpets; springs and summers of 77 ' and 80 ' ; Village Pizza; white sneakers; tuff darts; bass. D s likes: 8 5 80; tobacco; Falls of 77 ' and 80’; dead tennis balls; English; Karen’s laugh; bore dom; pushy girls; love. Activities: Marching Concert Bank 1-4; Jazz Band 2-4; Basketball 2; Tennis 4; Brass Ensemble 2-4; Chorus 3; “Ghosts Go West”. WENDY S. KROL Whatever ' s written in your heart, that’s all that matters. You ' ll find a way to say it all someday . Pooh ' s goal is to finish college and live a happy life. Likes: Frank; 12 16 79; the ocean; Sloe Gin Fizzes; Cocker Spaniels ; piz- za; Lake Wyola; adventures with Lynn; lying out in the sun; camping in Connecticut; sum- mer of 80 ; carnations, Washington D.C.; partying; the color blue. Dislikes: crowded cars; 5 28 80; bears; two faced people; wait- ing; spiders; liver; winter; lightening. Activi ties: G.A.A ; Volleyball 3,4. LYNN MARIE KUZMESKUS Keep smilin ' -it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to . Kuz ' s goal is to have fun in whatever she does. Likes: Cape Cod; the ocean; weekends; parties; laughing; good mu- sic; Pina Coladas; Lake Wyola. Dislikes: rainy days; waiting; good-byes; Mondays; bears; Ket- chup; drowning; Wild Mountain. Activities: G.A.A.; Volleyball 3,4. JOHN G. KOVALSICK If you don ' t succeed the first time, try, try, again? John ' s goal is (81 or Bust) Graduate and go get a good paying job. Likes: ice cold Miller; Chevys; good times; friends; Vermont; shop; coming in late and leaving early; Class of “81”; 4 wheel ' n. Dislikes: warm beer; misun- derstandings, being carded; greasers; winter; working nights; being called Poker; girl ' s who use or try to use guys. Activities: Drinks on weekends. TERESA ROSE KOZMA Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends” John 15:13. Teresa ' s goal is to lead a fulfilling life. Likes: a certain someone; Lake Wyola, roller skating; swimming; activities with the youth group; a certain Halloween party; camping; summer. Dislikes: being called ' ' Kozma , fights; saying good bye; crowded cars; liver; 10 12 78. Activities: Track 1; French Club; National Jr. Honor Society. KENNETH RICHARD LITTLE II Hum the song if you don’t know the words. Kenny ' s goal is to live long and to be happy and famous (maybe even wealthy). Likes: THE BEATLES: Wings; Who; playing guitar; being with friends; The Romanians ; The Beast laughing and smiling; the family; football Q.C ; having fun. Dislikes: Disco; smoking blamed for breaking a window I didn ' t break; a certain tree; taxes and bills; running out of gas; pushing my car; shaving Activities: Football 2-4. LAURIE ANN LEMAY Loneliness is an aching pain. It hurts all over. You can ' t isolate it in one part of your body. - Billy Hayes. Laurie ' s goal is to be successful and very wealthy. Likes: Autumn Days; black Corvettes; golden retrievers; Fall moons; Keith Richard and Mick Jagger; old songs; Thunder and lightning; privacy; the ocean; the country. Dislikes: Being used; a certain drunk driver; 6 24 78; Tube Top and Her Grease Mon- key”; accidents; people that don ' t try to under- stand; DISCO; a certain rock ledge; anything common; waiting; crowds. Activities: Junior National Honor Society. COREEN RUTH LIVELY What you are is God ' s gift to you; what you make of yourself is your gift to God.” Corki ' s goal is to be a P.T.L. singer. Likes: Tom; 8 5 80; camping with other family; laugh- ing with Sirum; ko-neechie wah; 5 1-3 80; Colorado 79; praying w ith friends; Dislikes: phonies; 5 4 80; tone clusters; nerves; “I’m only kidding ”; Goodbyes; Soko’s silly moods blushing. Activities: Chorus 1-4; Librarian 3,4 Madrigals 1-4; Marching Band; Drum Major 4 Concert Band; Jazz Band 1-4; The Mouse that Roared; L ' il Abner; Ghosts Go West; Student Government; Class Secretary 2,3; GAA; Bas ketball; Track 2,3 (manager 3); Prom commit tee; National Honor Society. MARK DAVID LETOURNEAU Sometimes the lights all shine on me; other times I can barely see. Lately it appears to me what a long strange trip it’s beenl-Greatful Dead. Brillo ' s goal is to make it to California. Likes: Partying with Ernie; Bodie’s Place; sleeping late; ice cold Mic. Dislikes The Squares; Clyde; warm beer; boring Plains par- ties; Ernie ' s Bathroom; Tobacco; getting bust- ed. Activities: N.H.A. President 2-4; Basketball 4; Soccer 4 JANE E. MANKOWSKY I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and love today.” W. A. White. Jane ' s goal is to obtain what I strive for and be happy in life. Likes: Jaz; 1 6 79; the beach; a little Birdie; being with friends; laughing. PG.S.; roses; 1st K ; Mushrooms; G.M.A.; St. Anth ony; Barton ' s Cover; reminiscing; WATER!!! Dislikes: Jackie ' s smelly locker; being sick; waiting; Miss Piggy; Tilda’s car; green beans! Activities: Field Hockey 14; Basketball T4(co capt ); Tennis 2,3;Softball 1,4; Jr. National Honor Society; National Honor Society; French club 1,2; Prom committee; Yearbook staff; Student Government T4; Class Vice- President4 DANIEL PAUL MAY The best things in life are either immoral, il- legal, or fattening ' Chuckie ' s goal is to sue cessfully go to college and when 1 finish, travel some Likes: Rose; cruising with Jimbo in the rat; wheeling with Grip in the Willy ' s; Bud; J Geils; Cheap Trick concert; Fire Place memo- ries; bike riding; blizzards; New York Giants; Bum soxs; Bruins; interesting people; summer nights; parties; tunes; 66. JUDITH L. MAYRAND Tilda ' s goal is to make All-Western Mass, in all three sports before graduating, and to enter the field of Health. Likes: SPORTS; warm weather; spending time alone; Reeses; back rubs; being organized; field hockey camp 1980. Dislikes: waiting; cold weather; being rushed; bad habits; leaving things unfinished. Activities: Field Hockey; basketball; softball; Jr National Honor Society; French club; T- club; Jr. Prize Speaking; Computer club; GAA; Yearbook staff; Science Fiction club; Model Congress; National Honor Society (President). JEFFREY H MCCOMB When all else falls, try try again.” Jeff’s goal is to become successful. Likes: Fast cars; good music; a beautiful girl named Susan B Mead; Late nights in front of a fireplace; 6 26 80; the fourth of July; summer of 80 ”, Dislikes: Fords; slow cars ; 900 miles; being lonley; having to wait; lights. Activities: foot- ball; ramp KEVIN P. MILLER When life is a drag, fun is the only way to go. Kevin ' s goal is to live comfortably in the wilderness from the hustle and bustle of mod- ern life. Likes: Hunting; fishing; having a good time. Dislikes: School; the same everyday rou- tine Activities: OPUS; tending to business. JAMES J MURLEY To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. Murl ' s goal is to live a happy life Likes: two rights; the bug; 6 6 80; the crew; Sunday cruises; Neil Young; Jeff Beck; green nova; Duke ' s party, the Fire Place; get ting rowdy with Mitzi Dislikes: Blue Kangaroo, the four foot drip; football camp; Mo- hawkl0 4 80; G.B ; Capricorn One; K.S.; Ware 79. Activities: Football 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Intermural basketball 3,4; T-club THOMAS G. NEWTON Watch out where the huskies go and don ' t you eat that yellow snow ”-F Zappa Tom- my ' s goal is to become a hermit Likes: Fall, the ocean; Austria; getting lost; St. Paulis; girls; S.D.R.R.; sleeping; putting things off; freedom Dislikes: The A frame; rednecks; pain, getting caught; being different; doing things at the last minute; not being able to make up my mind. Activities: Football; ski club; graduation party committee; SASF SDRR KATHLEEN L NORWOOD Our greatest glory consists not in never fall- ing, but in rising every time we fall. Kathy ' s goal is to officially complete the Boston Mara- thon. Likes: Gary; 6 19 78; running, snowy nights; camping at the cove; x-c skiing; being with friends; Tobacco 80 ' ; The Beach Boys; asking Cindy intellectual questions Dislikes: Sandbars in the Connecticut; 7:02; speeding; tough competition ; away meets; germs; full moons; personality clashes; a certain boat ramp; Karin ' s fearless driving; being black- mailed. Activities: Cross-country 3,4; Track 2- 4; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1; Basketball 1-4; Ring committee; T-club. JOHN K PARTRIDGE The answers to the problems of life aren ' t found in the back of the book Mosie ' s goal is to find a job that I like. Likes: x-c skiing; travel- ing; sports; music; spring days; food; sleeping late. Dislikes: Finals; Tobbacco; wind sprints; people who don’t try; 7 25 80; talking on the phone. Activities: Baseball 2; Football 3,4; Track 3,4 DAVID L PIELOCK I don ' t need a house in the country, I don ' t need a Rolls Royce, I don ' t need to live in the south of France. I ' m happy as I am, I can carry on” • Johnny Rotten Peava ' s goal is to seek, and for just once, find Likes The Sex Pistols; The Ramones; weekends with Rumanians; playing in New Haven Camp Roscoe; larks; Beatles; studio sessions at Dave Martins; Mon tague plains on Saturday night; (Jrica Club Dislikes: breaking strings; skunked beer; homework; playing at Rahars; blowing out amps on stage; Richies Division C” sign; gi ant spiders; Activities: Cross Country 1 ; Jazz Band 2. DEBRA LEE PITTENGER The love that lasts the longest, is the love that is never returned” Pitt ' s goal is to live in a log cabin, and live a happy life Likes: green grass and high tides; Cidney; Southern C,; Je thro in the cornfield; Laughing and partying with Sherri and Laurie; talks with Bonnie; Bad Co.; snow; good memories; M E M ' s; red roses; keg parties; 4-wheeling; a certain corner with Herri and Himmey; a supreme buzz; being in love; the first snowfall. Dislikes: getting up early; being accused; red pintos (445-BY1); to- bacco; being lied to; Bingsville”; fish; funer als, saying good bye Activities: Cheering 13; Chorus 1-3; Graduation Party Committee; NE TOP 4 KAREN MARIE OZDARSKI Recipe for Happiness: 2 heaping cups of pa tience, 1 heartful of love, 2 handfuls of gener osity, 1 headful of understanding, a dash of humor, Sprinkle with kindness, add plenty of faith and mix well. Spread over the LENGTH OF A LIFETIME, and serve to everyone you meet ” Karen ' s goal is to become a good interi or decorator and to someday make it to Colo- rado. Likes: WALRUSES; W.S.; roses; 9 24 80; BB 79 80; McDonald ' s Rally; interior decorating; sailing; Derby V.T.; my cat; As tros; 1-19; Kathy ' s comments; floatmaking; Animal; Tigger; John Saul ' s Books; Taco Villa. Dislikes: CHEESE; inconsiderate people; Alg. 2; f F BO B f 4 18 80; Labor Day; Mother ' s Day; Memorial Day; R.T ; B.A.A.P.; 9 5 80; AMY LYNNE NOVAK Don ' t be dismayed at Goodbye ' s A farewell is necessary before you can meet again And meeting again after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends.” Amy ' s goal is to live a free, happy and successful life. Likes Blue eyes; weekends; a certain smile; roses; chilled wine; warm fires; cool nights; Bob Seger; Billy Joel; 9 14 80; talks with Tony and Ron; N.S. ' s; Banana splits; memo- ries; joking with Marc; day dreaming Dislikes: Goodbye ' s; certain memories; 10 15 79; broken windows, gossipy mothers; Jane ' s am- nesia; Linda’s martians; T.R.; 4 7 79; being bored; curfews. Activities: Student Govern- ment 1-4; GAA 14; Basketball St. 3-4; Cheer- ing 2, Yearbook staff; Prom committee; float- making; Booster Day Supper Chairperson 3-4 PATRICIA ANN O ' CONNOR “Along the lane of memory the blossoms nev- er fade, for far and near, still cherished are the friendships we have made.” Hyper ' s goal is to live a happy life and be successful in whatever she does Likes: someone special; 12 6 79; the summer of ' 80; Uncle Ray ; Barton ' s Cove with Jackie ' s Buns; The Buddy!”; bowl ing with Stephen; “interesting talks with Ei leen; smiles; laughter; memories; P.G.S.; Hyper! Dislikes: Verking” at the Vindow”; late people; the shower; early curfews; 9 1 80; being sick; a certain yearbook meet ing. Activities: MODIP; Basketball 1-4; Softball 1,2 (manager); Track 3,4; Volleyball 1,2 (man- ager); student government representative 4; TFAA; T-club; Yearbook staff V KIM MARIE RIVET The way to love something is to realize that it might be lost.” Kim ' s goal is to lead a happy and fulfilling life. Likes: Quebec; Dave; week ends; The Doobie ' s; H L.P.’s; special memo- ries; talks with Tony; 9 25 79; 7 4 80; Mr. Sunshine; cheering parties; Camaro ' s; Shar- on ' s tent crusades; a certain laugh; the beach; eating. Dislikes: Live manicans; barbwire fences; 2 hrs at HoJos; rainy days; The Big M ' ; losing things; digging through swamps with Linda Tracey. Activities: Jr National Honor Society; Prom Committee; T Club cheerleader 1-4 (Co-Capt 1,4); Tournament cheering 2-4; Graduation Party Committee. DIANE MARIE PODLENSKI No one ever loses anybody, but sometimes it ' s so hard to get along. I don ' t want to hang on to anybody, so before you say you ' re leav- ing, I ' ll be gone. Diane ' s goal is to travel around in a Mercedes sports car. Likes: Mark; the ocean; getting tan; vacations in Florida; red roses; spending money; purple; skiing ex- periences with Sue; disco; Steve Martin; dia- monds. Dislikes: V.N.; uncontrollable laugh ing; Bellows Falls Day 1; winna’s working; weekends; toes; being embarrassed; saying goodbye; Francis ' s remarks; people who don ' t know what they ' re talking about. Activities: Tennis 1,2,4; Class Treasurer 1; Jr. National Honor Society; Swim Team 1,2; GAA; Ski Club. LISA MICHELLE ROBINSON You may fool the whole world down the path- way of life and get pats on your back as you pass, but your final reward will be heartaches and strife if you ' ve cheated THE MAN IN THE GLASS — Russ.” Lisa ' s goal is to get everyth ing she can out of life Likes: blizzards; long walks; MD; 6 79; laughing with friends; Frank; talking with L.G. and M B Dislikes: 8 20 79; being fooled; losing friends; empty drive-ins; seals; goodbyes Activities: Chorus 1,3,4; Year book Staff; T Club; Floatmaking 3,4; Cheering 1-4 (Co-Capt 3); Tournament Cheering 4 (alt 2,3); M M ' S; Jr. National Honor Society. LAURIE RILEY The world is full of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams. It ' s Heaven and Hell Black Sabbath. Lola ' s goal is to go to California with Blito. Likes: 7 3 80; Partying with Brenda and Bud; partying at a stop sign with Sharon; sitting in Brenda ' s room with all the flowers; Sidney; Neil Young; pull- ing refugees; summer of 80 ; singing with Sue; driving; Boogie Hill; Hillsbrow. Dislikes: 7 4 80; T.F.H.S.; getting caught; pulling refu- gees; missing J. Geils; Tilly; 17th birthday; moving; being bored; missing my appointment for my permit; Brenda going to Bay City; hav- ing a hangover. Time is the coin of your life. It is the only coin you have, and only you can determine how it is spent Be careful lest you let other people spend it for you.” Kevin ' s goal is to graduate from college and become the best at whatever he decides to do. Likes: Mrs. B; a good laugh; a heavy rain; parties at Beth ' s house; true friends; dances; 7 8 63; a full moon. Dislikes: Garbs; midnight madness; Slo Gin Fiz; liars; jealousy; sarcasm; taking tests; R.R. Salvage; the Agent . Activities: Barvd; Jr. IVafionJf Honor Society; Jr Prize ing; � v RUBIN TODD ROBERT PLEASANT Our opinion of people depends less upon what we see in them than what they make us see in ourselves.” Tod ' s goal is to write the number one best seller of the eighties. Likes: His friend K.C.; Z cars; boardwalks; Wendy ' s chili; the ALLAGASH 8 80; Billy Joel; Tiggers and Animals; letters from Jilly Bean; hats; writing and drawing; weekends; loopholes; fires; thunderstorms; scary books; double lunches. Dislikes: Busy signals; Monday morn- ings; wet Booster days; night school; Turkey day losses; rules; student activity periods; deadlines. Activities: Student Government (Rep. 1,2; Historian 3; Vice-Pres. 4); Student Advisory Council 3; Vaudeville 2,3; Jr. Prize Speaking; NETOP; L ' il Abner; Ghosts Go West; Parade Chairman 4; Yearbook Staff: Chili 4; Mailbox 4. THOMAS D. SANDERS Help! Help! Help! I feel life coming back when all I want is to die. Marilyn Monroe. Tom ' s goal is to take the title some day. Likes: A certain smile; 9 26 80; pumping iron; J.W. ' s talks; Florida 80”; talking to Nancy; WINGS; Beatles; the times with (Pitts) Pacer; Boc’s” ERA; cold, dark nights with SS people; The Gang”; music to the mood; B.C. knowledge of the woods. Dislikes: Putdowns; a certain tree; crowded gyms; the coughing horse; knowing that someone is out there, but can ' t be left alone; Geeks”; having troubles; slow roller- coasters; being mad; getting caught. MICHAEL R. RYAN Go for it!” Michael ' s goal is to hope on seeing all of this beautiful country. Likes: girls, M M ' s; good music; football; something differ- ent; Amherst with Pete; K. P.; Miller; VT.; Nig.; bowling; raising Hell with Pete and Nig; mailing empties with Pete. Dislikes: going to a certain party with P.S. and Nig; football camp; when P.S. and D.L. fight; getting the red BOMB tak- en away; losing. Activities: Football 3,4. ANTHONY JOHN SARGENT We don ' t need no education, we don ' t need no thought control . . All in all, it ' s just an- other brick in the wall. Pink Floyd. Tony ' s goal is to travel around the United States on a Kawasaki 750. Likes: Motorcycles; Mustangs; Camaros; Molly Hatchet; J. Geils; Cheri Gates Band; fishing; hunting; skateboarding; talking on the phone with Kim or Sharon; talks with Amy; Romania; the Plains; Vikings; Bruce Lee; karate; M.A. Dislikes: T.F. cops; squares”; disco; car accidents; G.M. Activities: Basket- ball 2-4; Intramural Soccer. JOHN BRADFORD SAUNDERS JR. “Patience: there is no shortcut through the forest of life. John ' s goal is to further his education, be successful, and keep on smiling. Likes: Girls; tennis; weekends; water skiing laughing with friends; skiing; Austria; winning 2 2 80-9 10 80; cracking jokes; VanHalen talks with Beth; being alone. Dislikes 9 11 80; homework; losing; playing tennis with Beth; babies (Beth); THE PITS”; liars Mike ' s speeches. Activities: Tennis 2-4; Bas ketball 1-3; Cross Country 3; T Club; Chorus Madrigals; Model Congress; Class Treasurer 4 Student Government; T.F. A. A.; Student Advi sory Council. NORMAN JAMES SEYMOUR “It ' s not often people get a second chance, only a fool would waste it. Norm ' s goal is to someday be a success at something. Likes: Eileen; going out with Mark and Linda; Molly Hatchet; J. Geils; cold beer; Russel ' s truck; being with friends; working with super trucker; 5 10 80. Dislikes: Greasers; two-faced people; cold weather; handovers; Italian food; warm beer; punk music; squares; people who pre- tend to be something they ' re not; 3 10 80; 4 15 80. SHARON JANE SICARD Don ' t walk behind me I may not lead. Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend! Sharon ' s goal is to own a 1981 Z-28 Camaro Likes: a certain someone; 6 25 78; mopeds; H.L.P.’s; roses; memories; cheering parties; talking; get- ting air; laughing with Kim; weekends; sum- mer of ' 80; R C; Tony ' s white kleenex?. Dislikes: cheesecake; rumors; the hill; waiting for Kim; fighting; goodbyes; busy signals; rainy days; The Big “M”; blushing. Activities: Prom Committee; Cheering 1-4; Tournament Cheering 3,4; T Club; Who ' s Who Among the American High School Students BONNIE JEAN THOMPSON A nice smile should be more than just a mem- ory. ' ' Bonnie ' s goal is to become an accoun- tant. Likes: Long talks with 2 certain friends; my first block in volleyball; softball; volleyball; laughing with Beth and Danny; my cuz; long walks during the fall with a close friend; giving Piezy a hard time Dislikes: A certain tele- phone pole on Montague St.; 2 certain people; being late; You agitate me. Activities: Vol- leyball 1-4; Softball 1-4; Basketball 1-2; Chorus 3,4; GAA 3,4; Student Government; Class Treasurer 2,3; Booster Chairperson 2-4; T Club; Jr. National Honor Society; Prom Com mittee. KAREN LEE SIRC1M He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh ' - Psalms 2:4 Karen ' s goal is to keep on learn ing, smiling, and making music! Likes: Music; saxophones; Bri s jokes; Fall; talks with Corki; red roses; guitars; Saturdays; 2 2 80- 9 1 1 80; rollerskating; C.R.O.I.; having a lock er next to Karin; THREE Karens in ONE home- room; Cindy and pink; marching band days ; YABUT! Dislikes: 180 ' s; metronomes; vec- tors. Activities: Jazz Band 1-4; Band 1-4; Marching Band 2-4 (Asst. Drum Major 3,4); Class Pres. 3; National Honor Society (co-Vice Pres.) 3,4; RSAC Rep. 3; SAC 4; Student Gov- ernment 1 4rDrama Club 2,4; NETOP 2; Track 1.2,4; T Club; GAA 2-4; Spanish Club 4; Year- book Staff. KARIN MARIE SOKOLOSKY I would rather be a poor man in a garret with plenty of books than a king who did not love reading. C. Buxton. Karin ' s goal is to become an informational researcher. Likes: Books; be- ing with friends; Fall; float making; laughing; water fights; N Y exchange concert; playing the piano; campfires; bus drivers; plotting with Andie. Dislikes: Heights; saying goodbye; be- ing poked by Bill; being used; driving with Kathy: Wentworth Ave.; remembering Karen ' s schedule Activities: Class Historian 2-4; Stu- dent Government 2-4; Chorus 3,4; GAA l -4;L ' il Abner; Prom and Ring Committees; Jr. Nation- al Honor Society; Yearbook Staff. CHERRIE LEE ST GERMAIN Just remember love is life and hate is living death. Treat your life for what it is worth and live for every breath Cherrie s goal is to live the best life possible. Likes: Summer; the beach; OR ; camping; music; Martian High- way”; K.C ; weekends; being the boss; Wango Tango”; the ocean; thunderstorms; snowstorms. Dislikes: Being alone, waiting; competing; being broke; staying home; people who panic; goodbyes; leaving when you ' re having a good time. KELLIE STETSON Learn to see the greatness and the loveliness in one another — and to tell one another of it when we see it. Kellie ' s goal is to be alive to all the life that is in her now and to know each moment to the uttermost. Likes: Spaghetti!!; wintry days; Dan Fogelberg; playing the piano; Madrigals; laughing; 9 27 80; being with friends; flowers; Quebec; Washington 80 ; Lambrusco; Willie Nelson (yeah!!). Dislikes: Being cold; goodbyes; misunderstandings; get- ting up for school Activities: Twirling 1-4; Madrigals 1-4; Chorus 1-4. LINDA CAROLE TALBOT We may forget with whom we laughed, but we will never forget with whom we cried ” Linda ' s goal is to live life to its fullest and to live by the beach Likes: Blue eyes; 12 9 80; roses; good times with Sue; the beach; the dog and the cat ; laughing; reminiscing with good friends. Dislikes: Misunderstandings; cleaning my room; the big M ; broken prom- ises; goodbyes; spiders; car washes. Activities: Cheerleading 14 (Co-Capt. 1); Tournament Cheering 2-4; Chorus 1-3; T Club; GAA; Prom Committee; OPGS; Graduation Party Commit- tee. BRUCE MICHAEL TIBBETTS Desire for nothing except desirelessness, hope for nothing except to rise above all hopes, want nothing you will have everyth- ing. Bruce ' s goal is to enjoy life and ride the Magical Mystery Tour. Likes: The Beatles; The Who; Wings; Molly Hatchet; playing Gui- tar and BluesHarp; Washington DC.; roller skating; Empty Glass ; drawing; Bucc ' s; bru- ins; Yaz; Billy Joel; good friends; good music; summer nights; and a certain smile Dislikes: Disco; snobs; The City; Shrimpo; tuning gui- tars; greasers; C.C.C.; ramming buses; being lonely; getting sick; indecision. Activities: Track 2-4; Li ' l Abner; The Romanians JANE ELLEN WALLITIS Remember yesterday, dream about tomor row, but live today. Rosie ' s goal is to travel all over the world at least once. Likes: Stair way to Heaven; Keith; 9 6 80; good times in Vermont; teasing T.B T at lunch; Queen; gieen eyes; and going to the movies with Mike and Kevin. Dislikes 9 20 80; C.E.A.L.F ; a certain dance; Blackberry Bandy; DISCO; sell ing candy bars; Gail; R R.S Activities: G.A.A.; National Junior Honor Society; National Honor Society. JEFFREY P. WATROUS When your feeling down, talk to a friend, because a friend is made for cheering you up. Jeff ' s goal is to successfully complete college and get a good job Likes: Baseball; fishing; hunting; walking in the woods; soccer; joking around with friends; going for rides on my bike; sciences; Elvis Costello; Rush; Blue Oys- ter Cult; 7 26 80; The B 52 s. Dislikes: a cer- tain Booster Day Dance; Tobacco; scrotes; C.E.; Accounting; Topher; losing; wise under classmen; Davey B.; greasers; people who think they ' re tough; smoking. Activities: Base- ball 3,4; Mumpa Team. BONNIE BEA WELCOME Love smiles it ' s own gladness, laughs it ' s own fun, dreams it ' s own heaven, shines it ' s own sun. Bonnie ' s goal is to parachute with- out landing in a tree, and to hang glide over the ocean. Likes: 3 14 80; talking on the phone; the beach; Cape Cod; skiing; roses; going to parties; Frog; rollerskating; the Tower”; talks with Deb Dislikes: curfews; 10 4 80; empty drive-ins; being broke; 1 6 80 at Mt. Tom; the cops at P.S.T.; Actitivies: Cheerleading 1- 3(Co.-Capt 13); G.A.A ; Ski Club; Yearbook Staff; Baseball Manager 3; Swimteam; Chorus; Concert and Marching Band; Float Making 1-4; Pennsylvania ’77; Washington ' 80 MICHAEL ROBERT WALLITIS Wool s goal is to travel and become successful at whatever he becomes Likes: hunting; fish- ing; panning for gold, photography; joking with friends. Dislikes Being late; bad weather; Brians Jokes; paying for car repairs. Activi- ties: Junior National Honor Society; Yearbook Staff FRANCIS C. WELCOME Sportsmanship requires that a loser grip the winners hand, even though he wishes it were his throat Fran ' s goal is to find a good paying job and move up into the sticks. L Tces: Tracey; Kinks; Rootboy; Slim; snowy nights; baseball; small pickups; partying down Kunta ' s; Fire- place; Moosehead; Bud; being able to buy; 8 5- 11 78; 12 1 79. Dislikes losing; Chuckles; stuck up people; people who think there better than you; waiting; flakey girls. Activities: Baseball 1-4; Football 2,3; Basketball 1; OPUS 1-4; T Club 2 4 DENISE MARIE WHITNEY I love you not only for what you are. But for what I am when I ' m with you. I love you not only for what you have made of your self, But for what you are making of me. I love you, Al Deni ' s To live a life worth remembering. Likes: Al; 8 10 78; Rainbows; camping with someone special; Roses; laughing; making someone smile; being with good friends; long walks; the rain; 12 25 79. Dislikes: Snobs; un- fulfilled promises; arguments; thunderstorms, being called Dimples; lonely nights; saying goodbye. Activities: Color-Guard 1,2,3,4-Co- Captain 3-Cap. 4 PAMELA J. WILLIAMS Don ' t walk in front of me, I may not follow; Don ' t walk behind me, I may not lead; walk beside me, and just be my friend.” Albert Ca- mus Pam ' s goal is to become rich! To live forever. Likes: Charlie Daniels; working D.A.; long talks with Barry; embarrassing Sue; sleeping late; working in an office; Mr. Bill; Washington ' 80; chasing SPOT. D s 7res; Wait- ing; being bored; T A T S.; people who always complain; empty Drive-Ins; doing stupid things. Activities: Twirling. DIANA WONG Most smiles are started by another smile. ' ' Piezy ' s goal is to lead a successful and en- joyalbe life. Likes: Dancing; No. 4; sunny days; rainbows; center field; T-Shirts; ice cream; Vol- leyball camp; sports; nike sneakers; friendly people. Dislikes Being tired, injuries; rainy days; being gullible; being late; Coke-Cola. Ac- tivities Volleyball 1-4 (Co-Capt 3, Capt 4); Softball 1-4 (Co-Capt,); Basketball 1-2; T Club; Spanish Club; Jr National Honor Society; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 (Treasurer); Class Secretary 4; Student Government; Yearbook Staff; Booster Day Lady-in-Waiting. LYNN MARIE ZAMOJSKI Joy descends gently upon us like the evening dew, and does not patter down like a hail- storm.” Lynne ' s goal is to go unto bigger, brighter, and better things. Likes: A Kill” in VB; the beach; mellow music; Washington D C.; money; having my locker between Piez and Sand; apple pie; Class of ' 81; P.G.S; Cran- berry Pond; First K; RR Dislikes: Sprints; be- ing cranky; S.B.S; Northfield Drive-in ' 79; nightmares; Activities: GAA 1-4; President 4; Student Government Representative 1-4; T- Club 1-4; Yearbook Staff; Who’s Who Among American High School Students”; Jr. Nat. Honor Society 1; Volleyball 3-4; Basketball 1,2,4; S.ball 1-4 EILEEN RAE WIRTH Time is not measured by the days that you live, but by the things that you live, but by the things that you do, and the joy that you give.” Eileen ' s goal is to travel, and see everything. Likes: The beach; good friends; the Q.R.; Frat. parties; Pina Coladas; big trucks; Wango Tan- go”; White Lincoln Continentals; Black Jack. Dislikes: Waiting; having no money; being bored; liars; Eve’s sudden stops; being uncom- fortable; bad music; punk rock SANDRA JEAN ZEWINSKI You who think you know it all are very an- noying to those of us who do. BRC Sand ' s goal is to discuss business over cocktails; that ' s when you know you ' ve really made it. Likes: a certain Stockbridge Man”, doll- houses, roses, speaking” with Kevy. Dislikes: Sat. night Love Boats, 3 23 79, raw eggs, An- tonio’s Frog Pond, 80-81, walnuts, Activities: Basketball; volleyball; Stud, Gov’t, VP 2-3, Pres. 4; Class Pres.l; Jr. Nat I Han. Soc.,Pres; Nat l Hon. Soc.VPres; Mod. Congress; Jr. Prize Speaking; Marching Band; Yearbook Staff. JAMES R Z1MMERMAM “People who want to live with ease, do what they ought, not what they please.” Zim ' s goal is to go skin diving without swallowing half the lake. Likes: Elvis Costello; eating; cross country; mud gupping; Molson; canoeing; Mt. Monadnock; 76ers; organized crime; the maze; mile relay; W Mass. Dislikes: 6 16 78; Tobacco; greasers; manicans; being late; Tom ' s jokes; being broke; scuffing; getting busted; Disco; Birthday parties. Activities: Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1-4 (Co-capt.2); Cross country 3,4; Track 3,4; T club 2-4 CHARLES E. BIDWELL “Achieve your limitations, then g o beyond them.” Charlie ' s goal is to live a successful life. Likes: The Gardens; Yamaha; Bruce Spring- steen; warm, sunny days; Killer Hill; Hampton Beach; riding motor- cycles; hunting; fishing; weekends. Dislikes: Ford; Honda; 9 15 80; winter; rain; warm beer; Disco; getting caught. (Not pictured) Class Officers President, Eileen Fowler; Vice President, Jane Mankowsky; Secretary, Diana Wong; Treasurer, John Saunders; Historian Karin Sokolosky Mis Magesty Zke King Cordially Keguests Zke Presence Of you And your Prince Charming Or Cinderella At Zke Koyal Pall Zo Me Meld On Zke Zkird Saturday Of Zke Month fn Zke if rand P allroom Of Mis Palace We All Have Our Fantasies About The Perfect Date. Members Of The Class Of 1981 Have Been Given The Opportunity to Place Themselves As The Central Character in the Cinderella Fairy Tale. On the Following Page are Detailed Accounts of Their Fantasy Evening NAME DATE PUMPKIN BAND GLASS SUPPER Tommy Corki 32” Ford Love Song the heater in Demers Roadster senior hall Jackie Robert Renegade J. Geils Fryes Emery Redford Jeep Lucie Donald a lb of Pink Floyd a high heeled Ferland Shimoda cocaine sneaker Lynne a certain Datsun Crystal Mist clonking clogs Foley G. P B210 Eileen Petey Monte Bread ice cold Busch Fowler Carlo Wendy Fritz Chet Mustang Kenny Rogers a clog Laurie David Blue Ford The Rose Blue Fugere Cousineau Laurie Michael Camaro Kenny Rogers a class ring Guetti Miner Shannon Robin Cobra II Rock an Roll the corner near Harris Williams the office in the hall way Kevin Mrs. Mary the Battle Ray Charles Sandels Humphrey Johnson Wagon Beth Clint Transam James Taylor Frye boots Kaltner Eastwood with a silver stripe Laurie Robert Jaguar V 12 Mick and Lemay DeNiro Company” Corki Tommy “32 Ford Love Song” the heater in Lively Roadster senior hall Chuckie Bo Rolls J. Giels Green peas May Derek Royce Tom Dolores Ford Pinto Frank Zappa peanut butter Newton Delux with marshmallo and butterscotch chip cookies Debbie Clint a log Led Zepplin 2 tons of Pittenger Eastwood cabin cocaine Lisa Frank yellow Billy Joel Nike ' s Robinson Camaro Kevin Loni Chevy Beatles 5 organizers Rubin Anderson Chevet and no organi- zation Sharon Rob Z 28 Camaro J. Giels a saddle shoe Sicard Lowe Karen “Animal ’57 Chevy the T.F.H.S. Lost Sirum Marching Band Bruce The Miami Purple Alice Cooper a pork-pie hat Tibbetts Starbrites Mazeratti Joe Walsh and flying V Denise Al a Ford Two out of too small Whitney Millett Three Class Personalities ©votf- BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Beth Kaltner, Dan May BEST DRESSED Jackie Emery, John Saunders tS. ' rv CHANGED MOST IN 4 YEARS Sue Henry, Mark Letourneau MOST GULLIBLE Sharon Sicard Kevin Rubin DID MOST FOR CLASS Eileen Fowler, Todd Pleasant CLASS CLOWNS Patty O ' Connor, Kevin Humphrey 36 Afk CLASS FLIRTS: Kellie Stetson, Harvey Atkins FRIENDLIEST Diana Wong Tom Newton MOST SHY: Laurie Lemay, Mike Wallitis CLASS COUPLE Eileen Fowler Norman Seymour MOST ACTIVE Sandy Zewinski Todd Pleasant 37 MOST ATHLETIC Judy Mayrand Jim Zimmerman MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sandy Zewinski John Partridge Debbie Cournoyer Mark Bocon CLASS MUSICIANS Coreen Lively Brian Lamore MOST INFECTIOUS LAUGH Beth Kaltner Chris Fugere 38 After all these years we finally made it . . . high school! Our year started off well with Mr. Cook becoming our advi- sor and Diane (Piezy) Wong representing our class as Lady-in-Waiting. The theme for Booster Day was Looney Tunes, and our float, Bugs Bunny, placed second. This was our first year attempting our luck as salesmen. We sold candy bars, and were surprised to see that they were so small. Remember our class getting Mr. Baker to change his Health test poli- cy because of the cheating that took place on one particular test?! We ended our year with our first skip day, at David Hastings ' house. As we left our Fresh- men year, we looked forward to our next three years at Turners Falls High School SOPHOMORES 1978-1979 This was the year everyone had been waiting for . . . the ordering of our class rings. Remember trying to find the right color of blue and then finding out how much it would cost! This year’s theme for Booster Day was Walt Disney. Our float, Tigger, won first place, and we were proud of him. Remember how big he looked in Kuzmeskus’ Garage and then when we finally pulled him out, we found he really wasn ' t that big! Carolyn Finck represented our class that year as Dutchess. We can never forget our luck as salesmen, with the memo boards, how many did we sell . . . 20? We never were really good salesmen! We ended the year looking forward to our Junior year and our preparations for our prom. JUNIORS 1979- 1980 We started off the year with a car wash during the summer to raise money for our prom. By the end of the day we were wetter than the cars! The theme for Booster Day was the Muppets and with Animal, once again, we placed first. Everyone said that Miss Piggy would win, but we proved them wrong with “Animal scoring with Miss Piggy”! Sue Henry represented our class as Prin- cess. This was a good year for sports. The girls varsity volleyball and basket- ball teams were both Franklin County Champs and went on to Western Mass. Our class certainly was full of its ath- letes. Then came the planning of our prom, choosing the place, the theme, song, (Through the eyes of Love), etc. We finally had the prom May 10, at Wiggins Tavern in Northampton and the night was very successful. We left for summer vacation looking forward to our last year at Turners Falls High School. SENIORS 1980-1981!!! Our year Started off with our ordering of class T-shirts, Mr. Cook trading us for the field hockey team, and Mrs. Robin- son becoming our advisor. Booster Day was the best ever for us, with a theme of Nursery Rhymes, our float, Humpty Dumpty, won first place. We did it ... 3 years in a row, the first class in the history of the school to do so! We also won the Spirit Award and a scholarship for singing the Alma Mater. We were so rowdy during the rally ... I wonder why?! The senior football players even came over when we yelled SENIORS. ML. Hp f m f. SENIORS (Cont.) Cindy Ambo represented our class as Queen. Remember walking in the rain on Booster Day, the truck stalling on the hill, and how wet we got! Who can ever forget Danny May’s speech about green peas during the Thanksgiving ral- ly! Everyone was excited about class dues for the graduation party and then it was like pulling teeth to get everyone to pay. Then Mr. Dean left us in December with everyone wondering how, when and where to fill out their college appli- cations! Each time we went to the guid- ance office we wondered if they had finally added up our credits right! This was the first year that all of us were able to have lunch together and we had many good times in the senior hall. Re- member thinking that putting the year- book together would be a breeze but instead we watched the deadlines breeze by us. We look forward to gradu- ation with mixed feeling of excitement to be going out on our own but being sad at the thought of leaving all our friends behind; as well as wishing our friends good luck in the things to come and hoping that someday we will all be together again! % Jm Class Cindy Ambo leaves wondering if Kathy will ever figure out all the questions in the world. Harvey Wallbanger Atkins leaves wondering what Mitz will do with out having Owen and I to pick on him. Pam Bassett leaves wondering if Tammy will ever get the boy she likes and if the field hockey will survive next year. Boc Bocon leaves with Mrs. Lilly testing all our recipes, Carl with his old war wounds and with Mr. Roberts listening to Ken and I sing Beatles songs. Steve Brown leaves for Oregon and whatever it takes to get there. Sue Churchill leaves wondering if Fran will ever B.H.S.I.L.???, and Jody T. in the batter ' s box. Deb Cournoyer leaves A C. and S.G. to Q. B. alone; Kim to decide if what she is wearing is o k. or not; and one less Cournoyer at T.F.H.S. Mitzie Croteau leaves Funky with all NYC summer workers he can handle. Danny Currier leaves Big A1 five more years, and a candy bar in his locker. Tommy Demers leaves wondering what would have happened if Mosie and Howard hadn ' t come by one more time. Perry Dolan leaves Mr. C. garbage. Bob Drumgool leaves Leroy (Bill) to run, joke and gup alone and also leaves coach Avery with a token push up. Funn Dunn leaves Robin with 2 more years of B.S. Chuck Emery leaves waiting for Mary-Ellen, Donna with four more years, and Funky saying Oh hang Chark!” Jackie Emery leaves hoping to prove that Turners is a reel swel skool two learn lots of neet stuf inn. Lucie Ferland leaves wondering if Feds will graduate. Carolyn Finck leaves wondering if the field hockey team will ever have a winning season and Mr. Cournoyer to find someone else to pick on (especially about wearing blue shorts). Lynne Foley leaves Mr. Snapp no one to Rabbit-Rabbit ' ' with, Mr. Laverty someone else to complain about the notices to, Kim with 6 years alone at T.F.H.S., and the business department never being the same. Eileen Fowler leaves Jackie riding in the Pinto; Sandy and Alan still trying to find something to do; Linda knowing why we were laugh- ing; and Patty still trying to put her bathing suit on. Wendy Fritz leaves a lot of memories behind and very good friends. Fudge Fugere leaves wondering if Cheesecake picked up the pickle. Laurie Fudge Fugere leaves Mr. Bourdeau with the thought of not having to teach anymore Fugere ' s. Dean Garvin leaves Rob and Gayle to argue for another year on the bus. Eve Golembeski leaves wondering if Eileen and Cheryl will survive my driving. Danny Grybko leaves Funky one George Thorogood button and wondering who took Chuck ' s money. Laurie-Ann Guetti leaves wondering if T.F.H.S. field hockey team will ever make it to Western Mass. Shannon Harris leaves all the books, desks, and the school to everybody else in the school. Terry Hartnett leaves Jodi T in the batter ' s box and leaves Zim with a bottle of P S Dave Hastings leaves Karen, Susan, and Sha a lot of years of school and Brillo, Bird, and Slick to find their own way home. Sue Henry leaves Linda at the car wash and Harvey a hamburger. Sue Hey leaves a lot of old friends at Mahar and a lot of new friends at Turners. Kevin Humphrey leaves T.F.H.S. with happy memories, and Bill, Nat, and Bill to run with Coyle. Katie James leaves wondering if Karen and Laurie will pass health for the second time around. Owen Jander leaves his hat to whomever it fits. Sherri Jordan leaves wondering if she and Deb will ever find John, and if she and Laurie will make it to Lowell. Bethy Kaltner leaves still wondering who flatualted in field hockey practice, and Pat to enjoy his last 2 years at T.F.H.S. Sue Kelley leaves WILD BILL” wondering what was so funny, and owing one more favor than Diane. John Kovalsick hopes to leave with a diploma in one hand and a door handle in the other. Teresa Kozma leaves Lynda to face 3 more years, and Mark to find someone else to have food fights with. Wendy Krol leaves Lisa T. still wondering if there are bears in the Plains. Lynn Kuzmeskus leaves John to find a dog, and Frank ' s Fiesta to anyone who can fit ten people in it. Bri Lamore leaves wondering if Slattery will ever crack a lire better than him and knowing Garbiel won ' t even come close, and leaves John launching his rocket into the parking lot. Laurie Lemay leaves Turners Falls High School hoping she never sees it again. Brillo Letourneau leaves wondering what it ' s going to be like. Ken Little leaves fun times behind, wondering if grades 11 and 12 were necessary, and memories of his school years that he ' ll never forget. Corki Lively leaves her short red skirt from Li’l Abner to Mr. Roberts; her wishy-washiness to anyone who’ll take it; and still waiting for Betsy to be early just once! Jane Mankowsky leaves Reenie with her future years at T.F.H.S. Good Luck!!! Chuckie May leaves George Bush wondering if he will ever beat Cool Paul in tennis. Will Tilda Mayrand leaves Tubs to coach herself in goal next year, and wondering who the next coach will be Jeff McComb leaves hoping that I don ' t ever have to come back Kevin Miller leaves Mr Ellis his keys to pick his ear with, and Mr Bush his caramels to chomp on Jimmy Murl Murley leaves wondering if Mr Cournoyer will ever learn what baseball is really all about Tommy Newton leaves being the last one this school will see for a long time. Kathy Norwood leaves Jen running through the plains alone; Cindy to produce the movie,” and Bill, Amy, and Greg to enjoy TFHS! Amy Novak leaves Mr. Cournoyer to give advice to someone else; Patty in green; Linda staring in Friendly ' s; Sharon a seam ripper; 23 in left field; Kim driving with her lights on; and Jane still wondering who. Patty O ' Connor leaves Mr. Slattery trying to find someone new to play with Patty ' s Buddy; Tommy with his pig: Eileen having V.S. in the hall; and Amy in purple Karen Ozdarski leaves everyone wondering why Tammy Hartnett is called HANDS” and leaves wondering if Mark will ever do again what he 4 18 80! John Partridge leaves wondering where TWC would be if I hadn ' t heard the whistle. Peava Pielock leaves with no regrets and fewer memories Pitt Pittenger leaves wondering if Sherri and I will ever find John, and what will happen to my half of the Dynamic Duo Tod Pleasant leaves only one Pleasant in TFHS for the first time in nine years Diane Podlenski leaves WILD BILL” wondering what was so funny and owing him just one more ? favor less than Sue Lola Riley leaves Patty with two years to go. Kim Rivet leaves wondering if Sharon will ever catch her breath; if Karen will ever stop wearing my clothes; and Jacky to find a new pair of gym shorts. Lisa Robinson leaves telling Mrs. T” that she ' ll have her job, finally not fighting with Kevin, and John asking how Bev is. Kevin Rubin leaves Judy Mayrand bewildered behind the curtain, and a certain teacher his stubborn ways. Michael Ryan leaves wondering if Brenda will ever get her record keeping right Thomas Sanders leaves with a good past waiting for the future to take over Tony Sargent leaves wondering why Sharon, Kim, Linda, and Amy laughed so much at Boston; Quizmo at ton of pig slop; Bogus Bob one more year; and wondering if I will ever get to swim at Kim ' s house. John Saunders leaves Brian saying I don ' t believe it hit the tape again Zim getting ice for his soda, Karen saying Yabut! Sue with the munchies; Linda an inch; Kim a giant sugar daddy; hating Franny ' s great nicknames; Amy the yellow curtain; and Mark a reputation. Karen Sirum leaves wondering what would happen if Garbsie taught Physics and Slats taught Advanced Math; Brian saying, Oh, no!” every time she laughs; knowing Karin did too ; Mork still trying to figure out what a historians job is; Paul still fishing for baby chick ens; and Adam wondering if we’re all related! Karen Sokolosky leaves Mrs E and Mrs. D with an empty candy jar and knowing I did not ' Kellie Stetson leaves hoping she ' ll find what she ' s looking for. She also leaves the school completely to Mr O ' Riley (finally!) hoping all the friends she left behind get what they want from life, and wishing the class of 81 luck with the beginning of a new chapter in the book called Life Cherrie St. Germain leaves wondering if Eve will ever “wise -up ”! Linda Talbot leaves Sue hoping her zucchinis will see the light without any “herbies following along, Pam with a yellow balloon and wishing David the best of luck Bonnie Thompson leaves Mr O ' Riley to do his own typing; Shari with another year of volleyball and softball; and Mr Mullins and Mr. Togneri to throw someone else ' s glove in a pail of water. Bruce Tibbetts leaves the kids behind with many fond memories, and Mr Coppinger telling old jokes Jane Wallitis leaves WEPH, the human eye brow, and Fritz to carry on the T B.T tradition Michael Wallitis leaves Mr Garbiel saying, Rubin, what color is this?” Jeff Watrous leaves accounting to anyone who wants it Bonnie Welcome leaves with an empty tank of gas! Fran Welcome leaves wondering what Funk is going to do without the class of 81 Denise Whitney leaves wondering where all the years went, and wondering why they call her Dimples. Pam Williams looks forward to the day Sue Sue is on time. Eileen Wirth leaves wondering whether there will be any rubber left on Eve ' s tires. Piezy Wong leaves a lot of great memories at T.F.H.S.; Shari (No. 21) the Tachikara and always leaves before Lynne, Sandy, and Zim!!! Lynne Zamojski leaves hoping NEVER, EVER to ha ve to share a locker with her dear old cousin Sand Sandy Zewinski leaves Lynnie a quarter for the juke box, I want your money ); Jane 300 dunk em buttons, Eileen power steering; Patty a can opener; and Jackie playing caps covered w Zesta crumbs. Zim Zimmerman leaves wondering if studly Bill will ever graduate and Mr MacCauley to go on a tangent by himself Charlie Bidwell leaves Quizmo as simple as ever Sharon Sicard leaves Fudge a million bucks; David staying mellow; Over our years in high school many things have occurred. There were deaths, elections, and rescue attempts. The senior class has brought some of these important things together as it presents: Zlte fears Jn Keview Review 1977 Jan. In Utah, Gary Gilmore, 36yearold convicted murder, be comes first person executed in (J.S. since 1967. Jimmy Carter thanks Gerald Ford for all he has done to heal our land” as a new administrator takes over. President Carter signs an unconditional pardon for the vast majority of Vietnam war era draft evaders. A record television audience views the 12-hour dramatization of Alex Haley ' s best selling book. Roots. June Manachem Begin becomes prime minister of Israel. Aug. The (J.S. Department of Energy is created. Oct. Judge John J. Sirica reduces prison sentences of John D. Ehrlichman, H. R. Haldeman, and John Mitchell Dec. President Sadat and Israel ' s Prime Minister Begin meet in Ismailia, Egypt. 1977 Also Saw Koreagate; concern over human rights; N.Y.C. blackout; T-shirts; TV videogames and Rocky. ' ' Review 1978 Jan Soviet reconnaissance satellite bearing a nuclear reactor breaks up over Canada ' s Northwest Territories. Feb Mix-up at Carnaca airport, Cyprus, has Cypriot National Guard killing 15 Egyptian commandos trying to rescue a Cypriot a irliner held by Palestinian terrorists. March The Amoco Cadiz, aground near Brest, France, spills a re- cord amount of oil. April President Carter signs a bill raising mandatory retirement age to 70. June Electronic bugs are found in the (J.S. embassy in Moscow. The G.S. Supreme Court upholds a lower court order requir- ing the University of California Medical School to admit Alan P. Bakke, a 38-year-old white engineer who charged that the school ' s minority-admission program had made him a victim of reverse discrimination.” At the same time, the court rules that race may be a factor in selecting college applicants for admission. July A baby girl, grown from an egg fertilized in a laboratory, is born in England. Auq. Three Americans complete the first transatlantic balloon flight. Oct. Karol Cardinal Wojtyla becomes Pope John Paul II. the first non-Italian pope in 456 years, succeeding the late John Paul I, who reigned 33 days. Pope Paul VI died August 6. Nov Mexico announces a new oil find, with possible 100 million barrel reserves. Nov. G.S. representative, Leo Ryan (D-CA), and four companions are killed by members of the Peoples Temple, Jonestown, Guyana. Soon thereafter the cult leader, the Rev. Jim Jones, presides over some 900 murders and suicides. Dec Pioneer Venus II sends back photos and data from Venus. Cleveland becomes first major G.S. city since the depression to default. 1978 Also Saw-New FBI head; soccer gain American popular- ity; higher heels; a black Mormon priest; John Travolta and discomania; Annie Hall” and Coming Home.” Review 1979 March Egyptian President Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Begin sign a formal peace treaty in Washington, D.C. ending a 31- year state of war. June Pedaling continuously for 2 hours and 49 minutes, Bryan Allen pilots the first man powered airplane, Gossamer Alba tross, across the English Channel. July At Wimbleton, American tennis star Billie Jean King wins a record 20th title and Bjorn Borg is the first player to win 4 consecutive men ' s singles titles. Dec. With its 3,243rd performance, Grease” displaces Fiddler on the Roof” as the longest running show in Broadway history. 1979 Also Saw-G.S. aid for Chrysler; Star Trek”; 1980 Presidential canidates; record prices for gold and silver; more bottled water; Ann Meyers and women’s pro basketball; gas as S 1 a gallon. Review 1980 Jan Who must pay when products cause harm? Makers of the Pinto. Agent Orange, and Asbestos await answers from the court. Talks of Olympic boycott. The Bo look catches on. Feb Lake Placid Winter Olympics G.S. Hockey Team wins gold. Eric Heiden skates his way to 5 gold metals. April Russia invades Afganistan. May Attempt to rescue American Hostages in Iran was aborted when 8 crew members of a G.S. aircraft were killed. John Anderson announces independant candidacy. Vance resigns as Secretary of State and Muskie takes over. Thousands of Cubans take the freedom ride to Florida. Alfred Hitchcock dies. Bert Lance found not guilty of bank fraud Primary season ends. June Reagan nominated by Republicans Carter nominated by Democrats. Washington State ' s Mount St Helens blows up with 500 times the force of the Hiroshima bomb, killing at least 18, turning lush forest into desolate moonscape, and dropping tons of ash on three states. June Love Canal is contaminated Vernan Jordan, National Urban League President, is shot and seriously wounded in Fort Wayne, Indiana Draft question Hostage Richard Queen released Why did Billy accept $220,000 from Lybians? Drought in Southwest Shah of Iran dies Peter Sellers dies. Who shot JR? Poland workers protest ABSCAM Trials. New England ' s chomping caterpillars. 1980 Also Saw-weakness in G.S. armed forces, Fame”, “The Rose , Jupiter and Saturn pictures. Review 1981 1 20 Hostages freed at last! Regan Inagurated. 1981 Also Sees: GRADUATION! Mr James Humphrey, ADM. ASST Mr Brian Cunnane, SPED. DIR. Mr. Daniel Morrison, SCIPT. Qill-Montague Regional School Committee John Zywna, Chm. Harold McCormick Raymond Smith Joanne St. Pierre Ernest Yukl Gloria Carme Paul Lawrence Susan Sibly Robert Cade Theresa Kolodziez, Erving Rep. PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICES COORDINATOR, James Laverty VICE PRINCIPAL, Stanley Dobosz High School Secretaries Mrs. Sandy Patterson Mrs. Patricia Thompson Mrs. Joanna Saunders Administration PRINCIPAL, Donald J. Lapierre Mrs Pamela Simanski Mrs. Elizabeth Laczinski Special Education Mrs. Denise Lemay Mrs. Alice Byron 50 Mrs. Charlotte Robinson Mr. Wayne Baker Physical Education w Mr. Gary Mullins Mrs. Deborah Loomer Mr. Paul Cournoyer Mr. Robert Avery guidance Mrs. Rosemary Maddern Mr. Lawrence Dean SECRETARY, Mrs. Linda Leavis Miss Margaret Campbell 52 Opus business DIRECTOR, John Lepore Mrs. Sylvia Tobin Mrs. Marion Scott Mr. Albert Consoletti Mr. Raymond Garbiel Mr. Michael Wanczyk Mathematics Mr. Edward Bourdeau Mrs. Velma Bazar Mrs. Phyllis Hardy Mrs. Marcia Smith foreign language Music Mrs. Sharia DobsonTaggart Mr. Albert Routhier Mr. Paul Ciechomski Mr. Robert Simonetti Mrs. Jeanne Phillips Mr. Jeff Kenney Mr. Rollis Batten Mr. John O ' Riley English Mrs. Betty Brown Mr. William Connelly Mrs. Linda Slattery English Mrs. Charlotte Potter Miss Frances Cassidy Mr. Barry Coppinger Mr. Wesley Snapp 58 Reading Specialist Mrs. Gill Truslow Warrer Nurse Mrs. Eleanor Taylor Ms. Judy Komishane Mr. William Roberts Art Social Studies Sophia Libby Mrs Mr. James Koldis Mrs. Judith Brenner Mr. George Bush Mr. Gerald Perkins Miss Nora Ryan Ms. Marie Leseur Mrs. Patricia Lilley Media Services Mrs. Patricia Edwards Mrs. Roberta Dorey ho Mr. Robert DeLuca m m Sm) Mr. Steven Macauley Industrial Arts Custodians Mr. Robert Pavlin Mr. Andrew Rewa Mr. Bernard Fournier 11 1 ! Jil l l— ■ . . ill 3 VMS , | P :a ; - . Mr. Albert Stone Mr. Richard Kossakoski Mr. Daniel Huntley Mr. Edward Zamojski JA. The er Cafeteria Workers seated: Helen Makerwicz, Marguerite Willard, Carole Martin standing: Ann Tennyson, Marjorie Naida, Loraine Mosca, Bertha Semaski Mrs. Robert Bocon ' Mm b A « Mr. Jim Chrostowsky Mr. Stanley Koscinski Mr. Wilfred Morin JUNIORS Row S. Letourneau, S. Kopinsky, F Cotter, C. Cummings, T. Pleasant, T Shanahan, K. Ambo Row 2: B Choinere, M. Pelis, L. Starkey, B. Pelletier, C. Duda, J. Demko, A. Maddern Row 3: S. Dargis, T St.Amand, J. Virgilio, J. Burek, D. Emond, T Abbott, G. Roberge Row 4: G. Williams, D. Williams, J Ferland, H Krol, S. Reipold, P. Saunders, B. Norwood, N. Rastallis Row I M. Eddy, L Little, E. McCaffrey, R Antinerella, T. Thorton, M. Cournoyer, D Jarvis Row 2: S. Reil, D. Smiarowski, P. Pinardi, D. Brennan, B. Loveland, J Peabody Row 3: L. Collins, S. Corliss, B. Bailey, M. Pydych, D. Momaney, S. Fritz, J. Hillman Row 4: C. Tidlund, T. Jurek JUNIORS (Cont.) Row 1: J. Carroll, J. Carroll, J. Leh, L. Beauschane, P Andres, J. Bastrache, B Miner Row 2:1 Atkins, R Watroba, A Sirum, E. Demers, T. Wickline, J. Morrison, R Simanski, M. Sirum. Row 3: T. Therien, E. Wickline, J. Mayrand, G. Letourneau, L Thomas, S. Mosca, D. Cyr, R Targhetta. Row 4: B. Bilecki, M Fowler, R. Girard, P Abbott, D Bartlett. Betsy Hale, President; Liz Sabato, Historian; Debbie Dalton, Treasurer; Sandy Pielock, Secretary; Tami Zewinski, Vice President SOPHOMORES Row I : L. Sabato, L. Carroll, M. Willard, S. Pielock, T Hartnett, S Blood, K. Fuller, J. Tompkins. Row 2: J Dudek, L Winslow, M. Hyson, R Cournoyer, R Badore, K Klaiber, T. Miner. Row 3: J Pecore, E. Slate, R. Voudren, L. Hebert, M. Dickerman, D. Zimmerman, D Holt. Row 4: S. Skully, M Billiel, C. Rastallis, W. Freeman, L. Harris. SOPHOMORES (Cont.) Row I: J. Coyle, D Partridge, C Lucas, R Richotte, E. Cromack, D. Hey. Row 2: T. McRedmond, B. Bullman, W Wong, S. Jordan, J. Crofton, P. Kaltner. A Cusak. Row 3: D Baker. A Legere, M. Brown, J. Zewinski, M. Ozdarski. Row 4: A Godzinski, J. Roberge, M. Foster, M. Flavin Row I K. Salustri, L. Falcon, S. Lapinski, J. Rewa, D, Crowingshield, L. Barry, C. Tower, G. Leh. Row 2: S. Watroba, D. Datton, S. Wallitis, L. Whitney, M York, D Murdock, M McCormick, H. Stewart, K. Lettellier. Row 3: J. Sokolosky, W. Viens, K. Heinerman, G. Vivier, T. Stone, D. Wickline, T. Norwood, C. Lafleur. Row 4: B Hale, T. Zewinski, C. Ryan, D. Pinardi, A. Hill, A. Hyso, M. Moson. President, Brian Jurek; Vice President, Jeff Miner; Treasurer, Daniel Dolan; Secretary, Karen Rivet; Historian, Susan Bordeaux f ' 1 m u ■ - j • . % W 4 ■ ft ? 1 L j m 1 l i i . i r ■ _ W b L . iu • k 4t J P- Sk I r k am, B kjtf’ J K 7 r ii f j r j IfJ 1 m v U 1 FRESHMEN Row 1: T. Canon, E. Farrick, S. Bourdeaux, T Phillips, D. Guilbault, K. Leh, K. Tompkins. Row 2: A. Fuller, T. Thayer, B. Atkins, D. Robinson, T. Sahareski, D. Kocsis, D Heinerman. Row 3: M. Crouse, T. Slauenwhite, T. Dion, K. Courtemanche, M. James, C. Mom aney, T. Zajmoski, C. Kobera. Row 4 K Barlow, J Watrous, B. Linscott, K. Demers Row 1: E. Emond, J. Stanley, T. Peura, A. Wondoloski, C, Ghiz, G. Brule, C. Lang. Row 2: D. Verrier, L. Majewski, L. Bocon, C. Mosca, D Mathew, M. Letellier, K. Senn. W Tencati. Row 3. G. Garbiel, L. Hillman, M. Fisher, L. Kozma, M. Byrd, P. Squires, T. Scopa. Row 4: J. Lund, R. Cyr, T. Crouse, G. Kleinrock, S. Wasowski, E, Wong FRESHMEN (Cont.) Row 1: R. Martin, S. Degara, K Krejmas, K. Cournoyer, K. Rivet, K. O ' Connor, C. Williams, T. Thompson. Row 2: T Smith, J. Miner, D Dolan, J Oaks, J. Saunders J. McRedmond, P Morrison. Row 3: L. Wheeler, J. Bernett, S. Turner, C. Shanahan, B. Jurek, T. Grader, W. McCormick. Row 4: E. Hallett, C. Abbott, J. Gregory, D. Irwin, J Molongoski A EIGHTH Row 1: T. Savage, J. Hazelton, L Griffin, A. Sheets. M. Kofflin, E. Smith, C. Cucco Row 2:Q. Lang, J. Rewa, P. Verrier, F. McClure, C. Tower, C. Coyle, D. Coal, B Williams. Row 3: R. Demers, T. Corliss, J Shepard, B. Eddy, C. Mahar, K. Barnes, M. Pervere. Row 4:B. Thompson, S. Coy, R. Williams, M. Legacy, A. Duprey, S. Mann, M. Rau Row 1: IN. Peterson, J. Bogaslawski, R. McCaffrey, J. Zamojski, J. Bassett, R. Slauenwhite, L. Quageliaroli, B. Stafford, S. Fitzpatrick. Row 2: M. Saunders, IN. Sokolawski, S. Mayrand, M. Godzinski, L. Maddern, IN. Fuller, G. Sak. Row 3: A. Mleczko, K. Hartnett, B. Purea, W. Fortin, K. Burek, K Emery, J Ghiz, C. Pinardi Row 4: F. Stevens, C. Janis, L. Golaush, V. Dion, T. Avery, L. Lamone, T. Christowski, M. McCarthy EIGHTH Row 1:R. Adams, D, Prest, S. Beck, N. Brown, A. Tuge, C. Vancrees, P. Guenette, S. Hubert, T Barnes, K Baker Row 2:P. Emond, J. Sojka, M. Sicard, D. Loy, C. Williams, T. Cotter, K. Zywna, P. Sirum, L. Underwood, M. Supernault, M Playtek Row 3 M. Dobosz, E. Shulda, E. Craig, M. Kasey, T Okola, M. Squires, M. Salustri, D. Labelle, A. Lemere. Row 4: K. Momaney, M. Desatault, R Castine, M. Raul, M Mariani, K Bourbeau, B. Hobbs, R. Lyman, J. Maggon, S. Jamrog Row I: J. Gleba, S. Crowningshield, H. Scott, G. Parsick, M. Lewis, G. Cromiller, D. Atkins, P. Ahearn. Row 2: B. Freeman, P. Sullivan, T. Scully, C. Secord, C. Choleva, D. Emery, S. Cocking, F. Carme. Row 3: T. Hemingway, M. Willard, T. Ozdarski, D. Mahar, P. Leiman, J. Miner, C. Towne, R. Zarnecki, R, Bach. Row 4: B. Choiniere, N. Blanchard, K. Brown, R. Lenois, G. Dodge, L. Kafolk 79 7th Grade Row 1: G. Currier, M. Golembeski, B. Compo, E. Baker, R. Malloy, D. Malloy, D. View, J. Rewa, T. Miller, P. Zera. Row 2: J. Shulda, D. Fiske, C. Emond, T. Downes, T. Blanchard, K. Emond, J, Chase, L. Holmes, G, Montalbano, A. Clrgiel. Row 3:P. McGrath, D. Ledoux, S. Powell, E. Croteau, S. Forest, T Hubbard, J. McCrory, M. Wood, J. Stanley. Row 4. L. Greenfield, E. Fiske, K. Kavanaugh, A. Kostecki, J. Humphrey, J. Jurek, M. Wirth, H. Kosloski, J. Stevens. Row 5: M. Riel, J. Mosca, D. McCassie, C. Podlenski, S. White, P. Mayrand, T. Scott, B. Tolg, S. Bush, D. Sterling. Row 1: T. Dubriel, J. Letourneau, C. Hoynoski, P. Soquet, A. Aubry, L. Zewinski, J. Grader, L. Brennan, T. Charest. Row 2: R. Senn, W. Welcome, E. Leh, J. Semanski, S. Irwin, M. Hubbard, L. Wallace, L. Swindell, S. Sonn. Row 3: T. Duncan, J. Smiarowski, R. Collette, M. Savoie, G. Burnett, C Deome, J. Ward, A. Woodland. Row 4: E. Williams, R. Schouler, P. Burek, M. Burek, L. Carignan, M. Gerrish, J. Mariani, C. LeMon. 81 SEVENTH Row 1: C Abel, C. Patrano, T. Blanchard, K. Bocon, D. Arsenault, T McClellan, A. Byrd. Row 2: L. Misklnis, C. Winensack, B. Brule, A. Jenks, T. Lillian, D Lapierre, S. Cannon, M. Hebert. Row 3: P. Zera, A Norwood, L. Morin, T. Lafleur, C. Mayrand, T. Stone, G. Russell. Row 4: B. Mattson, C. Aslin, K. Smith, R Russell Row 1: A. Sebien, T. Dannon, C. Hubbard, L. Brooks, S. Lemere, A. Savinski, D. Bernell, J. Llrkiel. Row 2: D. Walsh, T. Burns, L. Rosewarne, S. Rivet, T , Stone, S. 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A m ?.r ; KT v • 4 j . . j ?jM While you may not think of the town of Greenfield as being world renowned, it is because for over 108 years thread cutting tools and gages have been shipped around the world with the word “Greenfield” imprinted on them. We are very proud of this fact as it is the high quality of Greenfield tools that has enabled us to make the world GTD’s customers. But more importantly, we are proud of the people who make these tools. For over five generations people in this area have been demonstrating their skills by producing a line of thread cutting and gaging tools that are the finest in the world. TRWc M WW GREENFIELD TAP DIE DIVISION SANDERSON STREET, GREENFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS 01301 HAMILTON INTERIORS 377 Main Street, Greenfield, Massachusetts 01301 413-773-3015 CK8SZVJ8W OQUOKS Turners Falls, MA Good Luck Class Of 1981 , t? A r THE MEISkSfiUi, WHO KNOW TIRES AND YOUR CAR BEST! 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