West Springfield High School - Terrier Yearbook (West Springfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1966 volume:

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Among the goals set forth by Mr. Gram- maticas are expansion of industrial arts offerings for Wider vocational application, greater emphasis on the humanities, strengthening of reading improvement programs, employment of aides to assist teachers, and more in-service training opportunities for teachers. Administration Initiates V l Superintendent Chris Grammaticas SCHOOL COMMITTEE. FRONT ROW: Douglas C. Childs, BA CK ROW: Frederick M. Lindahl, Harold A. LeDuc, and Mrs. Miriam K. Cavanaugh, Chairmang John L. Chandler. Thomas I. McNamara. 10 Curriculum Changes Principal Robert C. Shields As the high school administrator, Prin- cipal Robert C. Shields is responsible for initiating and implementing changes which are occurring in all areas. A major procedural improvement resulted from the installation of IBM equipment, which has streamlined the voluminous record- keeping processes. An intercommunica- tions system was also put into use this year. In keeping with our growth, West Springfield now has two vice-principals to assist Mr. Shields in running the school. George A. Bauman, who assumed the position in September, works closely with teachers and students, handling problems and directing the student patrol. Because of his special training, Raymond W. Williamson, vice-principal here since 1962, has the added responsibility of supervising the operation of the elec- tronic equipment. Vice-Principals Raymond W. Williamson, George A. Bauman. Albert Bessette and Mrs. Alice Cowing discuss a studentis academ- ic record. Counselors Prepare For Pupil Increase To permit an increase in the staff as the num- ber of pupils increases, a new system is in opera- tion in the Guidance Department in which each counselor advises some students in all three class- es. This system anticipates the addition of several hundred students next September when the freshman class becomes part of the senior high school. David Crosier has taken on counseling respon- sibilities this year in addition to his duties as a history teacher. Gene Winterle helps counselor Milton Laufer add a festive touch to the guidance lobby. Concerned with the post high school plans of stu- dents, Department Chairman Harris Tanner sched- ules conferences and speakers to acquaint students with career opportunities. il ' Acting also as a faculty adviser to the senior history honors group, Mr. Crosier discusses a term paper topic with Jackie Compton. Talking shop before a department meeting are history teachers George Johnston, George Bo- zenhard, department chairmang Mrs. Helen Cowing, and William Wyman. Histor Honors Course Added For Seniors Of special interest to seniors was the introduc- tion of an Honors History Course. Students who Work well independently and excel in history are eligible for the course. Besides the study of World and U.S. History, economics is available as an elective. The princi- ples of supply and demand, and the national and international economic situation are just a few of the topics explored in the economics class. Joining the department this year was George Johnston, who formerly taught at the junior high school. Combining world history with a little humor is sophomore instruc- tor Gordon Vye. 13 Teaching the political, economic, and so- cial development of the United States are, SEATED: John Mehegan, and Mrs. Mary Hubbard. STANDING: William Quigley, John Siepietowski, and David Crosier. These ten teachers make English a lively and worthwhile experience for their students. SEA T- ED: Miss Eliesabeth Bohlen, Mrs. Annette Ar- senault, Mrs. Celeste Loughman, Mrs. Janice Ogilvie, and Miss Marjor- ie Costello. STANDING: Mrs. Eileen Donnelly, Jo- seph Plourde, department chairmang Miss Mary Gallerani, Ralph Ferraro, and Miss Arline Riggs, speech and public speak- ing. New Chairman uides English Dept. KABO VEQ Miss Dorothy Shaw helps Dennis O'Connor pre- pare a bibliography for a term paper. fR1GHTj Richard Ryan and Bruce Theriaque listen attentively to Miss Marylou Carroll, who teaches juniors a survey course in American literature. The twelve-member English Department be- gan the year with a new Department Chairman, Joseph A. Plourde having been promoted to the position. Added to the staff were Mrs. Annette Arsenault and Miss Eliesabeth Bohlen. As a guide in curriculum development, the de- partment has been working with the Commission on English report of its five-year study of secon- dary English teaching. Also, a number of kin- escopes, issued by the Commission, demon- strating classroom practices were shown to the teachers. To supplement the regular course of study, the full series of Humanities, lilms was scheduled during the year for students in all classes. International communication is easy with the multi-lingual talents of Kenneth Ballard, new teacher of Latin, and French instructors Miss Helen Bailey and Edward Ferriter. Four Years of French Now Offered l l KABO VEQ Miss Dorothy Bugbee fSTANDINGj, department chairman, acquaints Miss Eliesabeth Bohlen, new German teacher, with departmental procedure. KRIGHTQ Angelo Laveglia is seen in a familiar after-school Spanish session. Be- side him is '4Petsy', Murray. Fourth-year French has been added to the courses offered in the Language Department. Supplementing class work, a modern laboratory facilitates the learning of foreign languages including, besides French, Latin, German, and Spanish. Each year Mr. Laveglia selects outstanding stu- dents for membership in the Spanish National Honor Society. 15 l 1 1 Laurence Goss fleftl is in a serene mood, while Miss Priscilla White confers with student Donald Sena and Kenneth Bruhm conducts a geometry class. Curriculum Stud Concern of Math Group Curriculum development is a principal concern of the Math Department at its regular meetings. Along this line, a new general math course has been designed for the practical use of noncollege- bound students. Mr. Phair is now advising the Math Club and Coaching the Mathletesh Willis Phair, in a familiar teaching stance, considers a problem. KABOVEj Department Chairman Lindzay Varnam takes advantage of the privacy of his office to prepare lessons. At LEFT1 newcomer Miss Merrilyn Brown seems to be bearing well the plight of the traveling teacher. 16 Guiding the science education of West Side students are Science Coordinator Edgar Johnson, H. Vil- roy McVay, Manning Case, Miss Joyce Morrissey, Edward Mala- chowski, and Department Chair- man Norman Beals. Science Dept. Equips New Facilities Y-e-e-S? Hello out therel' To meet the needs of science-minded pupils, two advanced biology courses are now oifered in addition to the science seminar emphasizing elec- tronics and physics. Mr. Beals, who was appointed in the fall to head the department, and his stalf have been concentrating on equipping their expanded facili- ties in the new building. Completing the ten-teacher department are Miss Suzanne Lemieux, John Daggett, Rene Houde and Henry Kozloski. Lab assistants Kenneth Parent and Terry Quinn help their teachers by preparing experiments, but at left are other valuable teaching naidesf, 17 Data Processing Added to Business Stud f Boys as well as girls recognize the value of typewriting skill. As in- structed, Robert Bourke keeps his eyes on the copy and not on the keys. An Electronic Data Processing course, taught by Mrs. Beverly Dunbar, has been added to the Business Department. Students combine the learning of principles with actual work on the newly installed data processing equipment in the office. New teachers are Theodore Springett, who came here from Cowing School, and Miss Chris- tine Prejs. gi ..y.. Wai wwgwaa 1 ,f ' fiifdikitf' ' I 5' -i ' fswg Mr. Pease, who teaches bookkeeping, took over as chair- man of the Business Department. He has been with the system 6 years. 18 Conscientious S.T.O. students Virginia Hartig and Arlene Martel work after school on their secretarial projects. Helping to supply the demand for clerical and secretarial help in business and industry are the members of the Business Department. STANDING: Miss Christine Prejs, Miss Jean Kelliher, Miss Margaret Cur- ley, Miss Alice Clark, Mrs. Louise Smith, Theodore Sprin- gett, and Maurice Pease, de- partment chairman. SEA TED: Mrs. Beverly Dunbar. Art, Music Provide Esthetic Delight V ff-f .avswwa Donald Abbe, director of instrumental music for the school system, trains the high school band and leads the group in a number of performances locally and during band trips out of state. Charles Garner, director of choral music, contributes to the eleva- ' tion of musical tastes by teaching music theory and appreciation and by directing the chorus and choir in concerts for the school and public. The intensity of Christine Schmidt and Linda Sanczuk reiiects the precision that is required in their art projects. Aspiring students with talent in art may explore the many techniques of presenting it through the study of the various schools of art. Assisted by art instructor Mrs. Edith Rice, students construct such objects as wire jewelry and sculptures in clay. Also included' in the course is creative workin oils, water colors, chalks, and inks. Modern approaches to art such as collage are also used. ABOVE, Ruth Fontaine and John Librera find the thoughtful criticism of Mrs. Edith Rice important in de- veloping art talent. 19 Useful kills Taught in Industrial l i I Mechanical drawing teacher Richard Aseltine discusses a structural drawing with Hugh Watling. Robert Tharaldson explains the mechanics of a lawnmower to Ralph Cleveland and Thomas Deren. Skill! Homer Angers and Earle Chapman, Supervisor of Vocational Arts, admire the new front end alignment machine in the Industrial Arts Department. Richard Eagan instructs Richard Ondras on the proper use of a table saw in woodworking. 4 20 Arts, Home Economics ka, , In preparation for future apprenticeship and careers, students who are in the vocational- technical course receive basic education in the trade of their interest. The department, headed by Earle Chapman, Supervisor' of vocational arts in West Springfield, olfers training in draft- ing, printing, woodworking, and automobile and power mechanics. To prepare students for the responsibility of married life, the Home Economics De artment offers a family living course to senior goys and girls. Topics such as dating, marriage, and bud- geting and planning a home are explored. With the help of modern kitchens and sewing machines, students learn to work independently on projects in clothing, foods, and other homemaking arts, beginning in the freshman year. Mrs. Joanne Pearson guides Margaret Callahan as she prepares a blouse for a fashion show. Paul Gil and Gary Gro- ver prepare printed ma- terial for the office as in- structor Hollis Etchells looks on. Margaret McCaibe learns how to set an attractive table with the assistance of Mrs, Eileen Lenahan. Federal Funds Granted for Special Education Special education has taken on an expanded and distinctive role at WSHS. Supplemented by a federal grant of 3Sl40,000, a three-year demon- stration project is under way to train students in skills employable in a variety of service and trade organizations. An extension of the traditional academic, in- dustrial and domestic arts Iprogram, the project emphasizes on-the-job wor background, made possible lg the installation of a completely equipped omestic and Personal Service Labora- tor and Food Service Laboratory. Among the skills practiced in the labs are the operation of domestic equipment, care of patients and inva- lids, and the preparing and serving of food. The high school program is singular in that it is one of the few fpilot projects in the country to be made a part o the public school system and the only one in the state to be run by local edu- cators. Superintendent Grammaticas is director of the project. For domestic eliiciency, Miss Blish teaches Mary Kennedy, Sharon Uhl, and Susan Brennan how to operate kitchen appliances. I I 1 l Academic learning is stressed by Mr, Smith, who explains environ- mental changes in animals to Mark McCullah. I Thomas LaRochelle mans the counter in the Food Service Laboratory, which is open to the faculty for coffee and lunches. Implementing the special edu- cation pilot project are George Proulx, food serviceg Eugene Sullivan, vocational counselor, Miss Florence Blish, Donald Snyder, Project Coodinatorg and Mrs. Louise Fleming, do- mestic and personal service. Absent: Miss Jean Shegas, project social worker, and Theodore Smith. 22 Kenneth Kindig watches and grades students as they perform various gymnastic skills. Mrs. Marian Kurtz and Mrs. Mary Thayer, physical education teachers, help girls Mrs. Kurtz demonstrates proper spiking achieve physical fitness and develop their athletic skills. technique to junior Sheryl Berti. Indoor Pool Under Construction Through Physical Education students learn to combine fun with fitness. The department's pro- gram covers many iports, including track, golf, tennis, gymnastics, eld hockey, wrestling, and softball. . Students who are especially interested in gym- nastics are offered the opportunity to join the schoolis gymnastic team and to participate in the Gym Shows. Underclassmen are looking forward to using the indoor pool now being constructed. Ernie Senez performs a muscle-up on the still rings with the help of Coach William Jones. ?E:52s50xPisfm: rs shi 'fx ri 'f f ' f Service Departments Assure Performing a myriad of services and providing a wealth of in- Miss Lorraine Shaw, and Mrs. Edith Dutkiewicz, secretary to formation and assistance are West Side's oliice staff: Mrs. Ger- Mr. Shields. ry O'Donnel1, Mrs. Marjorie Rockwell, Mrs. Edna Christian, a f w 2 Miss Victoria Swistro, who formerly taught English, is in her first year as head of the expanding school library. She replaced Miss Alice Burkhardt, who retired in June, 1965. Carolyn Cordonnier and Linda Sanczuk receive suggestions from Mrs. Annette Arsenault, sophomore English teacher and assistant librarian. 24 Well Run School James Erickson is the instructor for classroom and behind-the-wheel driver's education. Under his supervision, 250 students obtained their driver's licenses this year. 25 Miss Gertrude Bradley, school nurse, is well prepared to handle emergency health problems and injuries that may Cafeteria workers prepare a variety of lunches each day for over 1200 stu- dents and faculty. SEA T- ED: G. Collins, J. Dut- kiewicz, G. Selvatico, S. Hamilton, who retired as Manager in February, af- ter 20 years of service, D. LeBrun, H. Pietruszak, H. Duerr, T. Neumann. STANDING: C. Pha- neuf, L. Lodi, H. Adams, manager, B. Dzubek, L. Engle, O. Elliott, C. Pu- pek, M. Barrett, R. Pira- ni, J. Pupek. Responsible for the main- tenance of the school buildings and grounds, the custodians are, Bill Barantine, Fred Gawron, Nick Angelides, Alex Guidetti, Walter Trela, and Francis Smith. The Senior Class - 1966 As seniors, the Class of 1966 experienced many great moments as they progressed through a year of change and decision. Some seniors anxiously awaited letters of acceptance from col- leges and various post graduate schools. Others rejoiced at securing full time jobs which they pre- pared to assume after graduation. Under the leadership of class president Robert Nowlan and the guidance of counselor Albert Bessette, committees were formed to plan the various activities which highlighted the linal year of high school. The Class Banquet was held at the Sheraton-Kimball on June 9 to cap a very important Class Day. At last, graduation was held on June 12, and another senior class was ready to face the future. Albert Bessette has been the guiding light to many of the classis students and has never failed to offer a helping hand during his three years as class adviser. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. SEA TED: Patricia Iv- Dominic Longo, Paul Petell, Kathleen Diamond, Cynthia ers, Donna Witek, Robert Nowlan, Joanne Rulnick. Rosemary Small. 'Del Negro. STANDING: Stephen Delaney, Fortura Pellegrino, 26 Officers Direct Class Activities ROBERT NOWLAN 59 Boulevard St. . . . Bob . . . College . . . Sr. Class Pres., Jr-Sr. Pro Merito, Nattl Hon. Soc., NMSQT Letter of Commend., Jr-Sr. Prom Comm., Vars. Football Capt., Vars. Baseball, Stud. Patrol, H.R. Rep., Mass. Boys' State. DONNA WITEK , . .49 Cooper St .... College . . . Sr. Class Sec., Soph- Jr. Class Treas,, Exec. Comm., Stud. Patrol, Jr- Sr. Prom Comm., Lead- ers Club, Pep Club, Bas- ketball Team. ROBERT STEPHEN NOWLAN KATHLEEN MARIE DIAMOND DONNA MAY WITEK CYNTHIA JEANNE SUTTER 27 KATHLEEN DIAMOND 29 Craiwell Ave .... Kathi . . .College. . .Sr.-Soph Class V. Pres., J.V.-Vars. Cheerleader Co-Capt., Mock Prom Comm., Exec. Comm., H.R. Bank- er, Span. Nafl Hon. Soc., Pro Merito, Natil Hon. Soc., Daisy Chain, Terrier Talents. CYNTHIA SUTTER . . . 70 Wolcott Ave . . . Cindy . . . Business . . . Sr. Class Treas., J.V.- Vars. Cheerleader, Off. Worker, Pep Club, Class Day Usherette, Show, Mock Comm. Gym Prom JOHN R. ABBE RAYMOND CAMILLE ANTHONY MICHAEL FRANCES MARIE ABODEEB AFFLITTO AGOSTINO JOHN ABBE . . . 46 Van Horn St .... John . . . College . . . Band, Pep Band, H.R. Banker. RAYMOND ABODEEB . . . 6 Western Ave. . . . Leb . . . General . . . Vars. Club, Alt. H.R. Banker, Vars. Baseball, Vars. Football. AN- THONY AFFLITTO . . . 75 Adrian Ave. . . . Tony . . . College . . . H.R. Rep., Drama Club, Vars. Club, J.V. and Vars. Football, Vars. Track, Nom. Comm. FRANCES AGOSTINO . . . 32 Autumn Rd. . . .Fran. . . Business. . . Red Cross, Ski Club. HAROLD AHMED . . . 2249 Westfield St .... Har . . . General . . . Cars, Metalwork, Electronics. NANCY ALESSI . . . 44 Larchwood St .... Nanc . . . Business . . . Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Ski Club, Pep Club, Leaders Club, Mock Prom Comm., Drama Club. CAROL ALEVRAS . . . 60 Belmont Ave. . . . Al . . . Business . . . Ski Club, Pep Club, Red Cross, Leaders Club, Mock Prom Comm., Drama Club. DONNA ALLARD . . . 140 New Bridge St. . . . Don . . . Business . . . Majorette, Band, Ski Club, Pep Club. RICHARD ANDRE . . . 37 Clyde Ave .... Business . . . Grad. Usher, J.V. Hockey, J.V. Baseball, Intramurals. CAROL AN- NINO . . . 81 Queen Ave .... Cori . . . College Band FTA Ta Da ROBERT AN . . . , . . ., g y. - SCHUTZ . . . 33 Roseland Ave .... Bob . . . College . . . Nat'l. Hon. Soc., Jr.-Sr. Pro Merito, Stud. Patrol, Band, Tag Day. JAMES ANTOINE . . . 150 Meadowbrook Ave .... Jimmy . . . General . . . Grad. Usher, Track. FREDERICK ASTA-FERRERO . . . 21 George St. . . . Oscar . . . Business . . . Math Club. RICHARD CHARLES CAROL MARIE ROBERT ARTHUR ANDRE ANNINO ANSCHUTZ JAMES R ANTOINE Hi FREDERICK DAVID JAMES DAVIS ATWATER ASTA-FERRERO Sept. 8 Starts Year of Change JAMES ATWATER . . . 222 Poplar Ave. . . . Clutch . . . College . . . J.V. Hockey, Gymnas- tics, Track, Math Club. BRUCE AUGUSTI . . . 324 Poplar Ave .... Bruiser . . . Business . . . Vars. Football, Vars. Baseball, Alt. H.R. Rep., Jr.-Sr. Prom. Comm., J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, Nom. Comm., Spanish Club. RICHARD BADO- NE . . . 27 Elm Circle . . . Hawkeye . . . Col- lege . . . Vars. Hockey, Intramurals, Vars. Club, Terrier Times. CYNTHIA BAIARDI . . . 104 Orchardview St .... Cindy . . . College . . . Band, Drama Club, F.T.A., Pep Club, Nat'l Thespian Soc., Tag Day. THOMAS BAIARDI . . . l27 Hillside Ave .... Tim . . . General. MARY BAJOWSKI . . . 23 Hickory St. . . . Mare . . . College . . . F.N.A., Pep Club, Soph. Nom. Comm., G.A.A. ELDRED BAKER . . . 931 Memorial Ave. . . . Sonny . . . General . . . J.V. Hockey, Track, Grad. Usher, H.R. Banker. ELIZABETH BAKER . . . 33 Birnie Ave. . . . Betty . . . College . . . F.T.A., G.A.A., Pep Club, Nom. Comm. PAUL BARDWELL . . . 357 Mi- ami St .... Paul . . . Colle e . . . Nattl Hon. Soc., Jr.-Sr. Pro-Merito, Matti Club, Tag Day, Stud. Patrol, Grad. Usher, French Club. BRUCE WAYNE AUGUSTI RICHARD STEVEN BADONE CYNTHIA JANE THOMAS BAIARDI BAIARDI PAUL MICHAEL MARY ANNE BAJOWSKI ELDRED JOSEPH BAKER ELIZABETH ANN BAKER BARDWELL CANDICE LEE BARNES LINDA MARIE BASILE SANDRA JEAN BASILE ROLAND J. BEAUDET LINDA IRENE BEEBE LOIS JEAN BEEBE Nowlan Heads Class CANDICE BARNES . . . 76 Smyrna St. . . . Candi . . . Business . . . Terrier Talents, Pe Club, Field Hockey, Basketball, Badminton, Drill Team, G.A.A., Cap 85 Gown Comm. LINDA BASILE . . . 99 New Bridge St. . . . Lynda Babe . . . General . . . Pep Club, Softball. SANDRA BASILE . . . 99 New Bridge St. . . . Sandy . . . Business . . . F.N.A., Pep Club. ROLAND BEAUDET . . . 55 Fairview Ave .... Rollie General H.R. Banker, Red Cross. LINDA BEEBE . . . 16 Robinson Rd .... Lin . . . College . . . Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Stud Patrol, OIT. Worker, Art Club, Pep Club, Mock Prom Comm. LOIS BEEBE . . . l6 Robinson Rd. Lo College Mock Prom Comm., Jr. Exec. Board, OIT. Worker, Stud. Pa- trol, Daisy Chain. RUTH BELANGER . . . 59 Hewitt'St .... Sis . . . Business . . . Leaders Club, G.A.A., Librarian. BARBARA BEMIS . . . 66 Elmdale St. . . . College . . . F.T.A., Pep Club. EDWARD BERRETT . . . 279 Woodmont St .... Ted . . . General . . . Red Cross, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Conserv. Club, V. Pres, Stud. Prom Comm., Conserv. Club, V. Pres, Stud. Council, Ski Club. JOHN BERRETT . . . 279 Woodmont St .... College . . . Stud. Council Pres., Spanish Nat'l Hon. Soc., Williams College Book Award, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Stud. Patrol Co-Capt., Grad. Usher, Tag Day, Ski Club, H.R. Rep. RUTH ELLEN BELANGER BARBARA MARY BEMIS JOHN CHRISTOPHER EDWARD E. BERRETT BERRETT I . 1 EAE!iilltE - H1 RICHARD MARK JOANNE BIGDA KENNETH IRA BODLEY ARTHUR E. BOOK, JR. BESSETTE EDWARD JAMES BORLEN PETER C. BOURQUE LINDA SUSAN BOVAT MICHAEL CHARLES BRADY MARIE CHRISTINE RICHARD BESSETTE . . . 112 Southworth St. ,. . Rich . . . College . . . J.V. Soccer, Track. IOANNE BIGDA . . . 145 Ely Ave. . . . Business . . . Alt. H.R. Banker, Ski Club, Pe Club, Drill Team. KENNETH BODLEY . . . 4? Ridgeview Rd .... Ken . . . General . . . Alt. H.R. Rep. ARTHUR BOOK . . . 26 Sprague St. . . . Butch . . . General . . . Swimming. ED- WARD BORLEN . . . 262 Virginia Ave. . . . Beast . . . General . . . Tropical fish. PETER BOURQUE . . . 95 Ohio Ave. . . . College . . . J.V. Soccer, H.R. Re . LINDA BOVAT . . . 113 Boulevard St .... lgulz . . . Business . . . Alt. H.R. Banker, Leaders Club, F.N.A., Red Cross, Pep Club, Conserv. Club. MICHAEL BRADY . . . 104 Boulevard St. . . . Mike . . . College . . . Stud. Council V. Pres., Stud. Patrol Capt., Stud. Court, Boys' State Rep., Vars. Football, Vars. Baseball, Grad. Usher, Class Prophec Comm., Ski Club, Intramurals. MARIE BRASY SARD . . . 115 Maple St .... Mar-Bee . . . Business . . . Mock Prom Comm., H.R. Banker, Terrier Talents, Gymnastics Club, Choir, Drama Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Pep Club. AN- THONY BREGLIO . . . 1288 Amostown Rd. . . . Tony . . . College . . . Bicycle Club, Tennis, Grad. Usher, Class Day Usher. MARY BREGO- LI . . . 80 Baldwin St. . . . College . . . Red Cross, F.N.A., Pep Club. DIANE BREVELERI . . .42 Sibley Ave. . . . Bevie . . . Business . . . Alt. H.R. Rep., Mock Prom Comm., Pep Club, Drama Club. BRASSARD ANTHONY EDWARD BREGLIO . MARY BREGOLI DIANE L. BREVELERI - Z LINDA JOYCE BROCKA PHILLIP A. BROWN, JR. KATHLEEN ELLEN CARL H. BRUMLEY LINDA BROCKA . . . 24 Larivee Lane . . . Brock College . . . Drama Club Sec., Treas., Spotlight On Youth, Yearbook, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., H.R. Rep, Terrier Talents, Ski Club, Mock Prom Comm., Mass. S eech Fest., Span. Club. PHILLIP BROWN . . . 531 Oleander St .... Phil . . . General . . . J.V. Football, Track. KATHLEEN BRUCATTI . . . 39 Oak- land St. . . . Kathy . . . College . . . Girls, State, Nat'l. Hon Soc., I.R.C. Pres., Sec., Mathletes, Stud. Store Asslt Mgr., Stud. Patrol, Drama Club, G.A.A., Soph. Exec. Comm. CARL BRUMLEY . . . 23 Angeline St .... Jewels . . . General . . . FREDERICK BRYANT . . . 62 Brookline Ave .... Ferd . . . College . . . Spanish and Electric Guitar. LEOTA BRYANT . . . 62 Brookline Ave .... Lee . . . Business . . . Off Worker, H.R. Banker, Pep Club. ELEANOR BUCK . . . 50 Irvin St .... College . . . Pep Club, OIT. Worker, Cap 8a Gown Comm., Pro- phecy Comm. WILLIAM BURGOYNE . . . 79 Robinson Rd. . . . Bill . . . College . . . Hockey, Band, Ski Club, Pep Club. KATHERINE C. BURNS. . .992 Memorial Ave.. . .Kath . . . Business. TIMOTHY BUSH . . . 80 Brush, Hill Ave. . . . Tim . . . General . . . Transferred from Troy Hills, New Jersey. MARIANNE BUSHAW . . . 485 Elm St. . . . Bonic . . . Business . . . Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Art Club, Ski Club, Drama Club, Pep Club. GLENN DAVID CALLAGHAN . . . 39 Exeter St .... Cal . . . College . . Vars. Hockey. WARREN CARRING- TON . . . 96 Southworth St .... Business . . . Soccer . . . Hunting, Guns, Cars. HENRY CAR- TER . . . 52 School St .... College . . . Vars. Football, Jr. Nom. Comm., Mock Prom Comm., Stud. Council Treas. TIMOTHY JOSEPH KATHERINE BURNS BUSH BRUCATTI FREDERICK L. BRYANT, JR. LEOTA JANE BRYANT W ELEANOR MARIE BUCK WILLIAM LAWRENCE BURGOYNE MARIANNE E. BUSHAW GLENN CALLAGHAN . M.. s HEdi3Ei??l35.E?iiW13?35':z'f,'a., t H75 - Executive Board Selects Class Pins ALAN CASSELLA . . . 153 Bosworth St. . . . Cas . . . College . . . Vars. Football, Vars. Hock- ey, Stud. Patrol, Ski Club, Grad. Usher, H.R. Re , Sr. Exec. Comm. JOHN CAVALIERO . . . 18? Main St .... Juan . . . Drama Club. KA- THY CECKOWSKI . . . 135 South Boulevard f . . . Kat . . . College . . . Nat'l. Hon. Soc., Jr.- r x M 2 Sr. Pro Merito, Yearbook, Spotlight on Youth, 2 , Daisy Chain, Terrier Times, F.T.A., Jr.-Sr. Prom f S . Comm., Pep Club, Tag Day. SHARON CENA . . . 103 Bosworth St .... Shar . . . Business . . . Pep Club, Gymnastics. LINDA CENTRAC- I I CHIO . . . 64 Poplar Ave. . . . College . . . Band, MICHAEL CENTRACCHIO . . . 64 Pop- lar Ave .... Mike . . . General . . . Hunting, Camping. LYNNE CHAMPLIN . . . 309 Wood'- I mont St .... Business . . . Art Club, Drama Club, Ski Club, Pep Club. MARCIA CHAN- DLER . . . 7l Elmwood Ave .... Marsh . . . College . . . Off Worker, Red Cross, Pep Club. fi fl WARREN GEORGE HENRY JAMES CARTER CARRINGTON . ' Q ALAN PETER CASSELLA JOHN CAVALIERO KATHY ANN CECKOWSKI SHARON MARIE CENA LINDA JOY MARCIA ANNE CENTRACCHIO MICHAEL CENTRACCHIO LYNNE CHAMPLIN CHANDLER GREGORY CHASE GEORGETTE H. CHILDS KAREN ANNE CYNTHIA M. CIRCOSTA CHRISTENSEN SILVESTRO ANTHONY SANDRA COLLINS JACQUELYN COMPTON CAROLYN JANE CIRCOSTA, JR. 33 in Pro-Merito GREG CHASE . . . 72 Birch Park Cir . . . Gen- eral Pool. GEORGETTE CHILDS 1225 Morgan Rd .... George . . . College . . . G.A.A. Treas., Leaders Club, Library Club, Gym Show, Pep Club. KAREN CHRISTENSEN . 444 Rogers Ave .... Business . . . Yearbook, Cap. 8: Gown Comm., Class Gift. CYNTHIA CIR- COSTA 75 Bridge St. Cindy .. Business . . . OIT. Worker, Pep Club, Red Cross. SILVESTRO CIRCOSTA . . . 98 Norman St. . . . Sil . . . General . . . Playing Guitar, Cars. SANDRA COLLINS . .. 320 Massachusetts Ave .... Business. JACQUELYN COMPTON . . . 58 Hale St .... Jackie . . . Colle e . . . Stud. Council, Band, Stud. Patrol, Nat? Hon. Soc. Vice Pres., Jr.-Sr. Pro Merito, Jr. H.R. Rep., Drama Club, F.T.A., Dais Chain, Tag Day. CAROLYN CORDONNIER, . . . 44 Hale St. . . . College . . . Stud. Council Sec., F.T.A. Vice Pres., Nat'l. Hon. Soc., Jr.-Sr. Pro Merito, Stud. Patrol, Drama Club, Jr. Exec. Comm., Track, Jr.- Sr. Prom Comm., Daisy Chain. KEVIN COR- NELL . . . 33 Hale St .... Puppy . . . College . . . Band, Alt. H.R. Banker, Pe Band, Terrier Talents, Ski Club Intramurallsl. DEBORAH CRITTENDON . . . 20 Harwich Rd .,.. Deb- bie College . . .Jr.-Sr. Prom. LORNA CROSS 23 Warren St. Lorie Business . . . Pep Club, Off. Worker. CORDONNIER KEVIN WILLIAM DEBORAH CRITTENDON CORNELL LORNA JANE CROSS WILLIAM E. CROWLEY, JR KAREN ELIZABETH RICHARD CLARK LAWRENCE CUPIDI LAURA LYNNE D,ALISE WILLIAM CROWLEY . . . 312 Main St. . . . Bill . . . College . . . Nat'1. Hon. Soc., Jr.-Sr. Pro Merito, Stud. Patrol, Yearbook, Math Club Pres., Soph. Exec. Comm., J.V. Track, Class Day Ush- er, Grad. Usher, Mock Prom. Comm. KAREN CUMMINGS . . . 20 Smith Ave. . . . Casey . . . College . . . Stud. Council, Stud. Patrol, G.A.A., Gym Show, Drill Team, Pep Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Drama Club, Alt. H.R. Banker. RICH- ARD CUMMINGS . . . 491 Piper Rd. . . . Dick . . . College . . . Grad. Usher, Tag Day, NMSQT Letter of Commend. J.V.-Vars Tennis, Conserv. Club. LAWRENCE CUPIDI . . . 13 Baldwin St .... Larry . . . College . . . Red Cross, Grad. Usher, Drama Club, Vars. Hockey, Baseball, Alt. H.R. Rep. LAURA D'ALISE . . . 186 Lancaster Ave .... Lori . . . General . . . F.N.A. DARLENE DALLAS . . . 266 Morton St. . . . Dar . . . Business . . . H.R. Banker. Ski Club, Drama Club, Pe Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. DENNIS DALT8 . . . 10 Ahnon Ave. . . . Den . . . General . . . Ski Club. NEAL DANIELS . . . 1126 Elm St .... College . . . Wood Working, Mechanics. CHRISTINA DA- NOFF . . . 161 River St .... Chris . . . College . . . Jr. 8L Vars. Cheerleader, Band, Ski Club, Ski Team, Drama Club, Mock Prom Comm., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Stud. Store.PETER DASCANIO . . . 16 Banks Ave .... Pete . . . College . . . Con- serv. Club, Soccer, Ski Club, Drama Club. MAR- IE DAY . . . 20 Cotton Ave .... Cleo . . . Business . . . Choir, Chorus. MARGARET DE- LANEY . . . 172 City View Ave .... Peg . . . Business . . . J.V. 8c Vars. Cheerleader, H.R. Rep., Exec. Comm., Stud. Store, Grad. Usher., Nominating Comm., Guid. Worker, Red Cross, Alt. H.R. Banker, Pep Club. CHRISTINA DALE MARGARET ANN DANOFF PETER E DASCANIO MARIE ELEANORE DAY DELANEY STEPHEN BURKE ROSEMARY DEL NEGRO STEVEN DOUGLAS LOUIS JOSEPH DEMAIO DELANEY STEPHEN DELANEY . . . 86 Hale St. . . . Steve . . . College . . . Mass. Boys, State, Sr. Exec. Comm., Stud. Council, H.R. Re ., Stud. Patrol, Ski Club, Cannon Crew, Class lgrophecy Comm. ROSEMARY DEL NEGRO . . . 30 West St .... Rosie . . . College . . . Natll Hon. Soc., Jr.-Sr. Pro Merito, Stud. Patrol, Sr Exec. Comm., Pep Club, G.A.A., Ski Club, Daisy Chain, Yearbook, Girls' State Alt. STEVEN DELNERO . . . 165 Lancaster Ave. . .Bone- head . . . General . . . Vars. Football, Vars. Hockey, Drama Club. LOUIS DEMAIO . . . 35 Houston Rd. . . . Kink . . . Business . . . Soph.- Jr. Exec. Comm., Vars. Soccer Capt., Vars. Hocke , IV-Vars. Baseball, Mock Prom Comm. DIANE DE RALEAU . . . 143 Chestnut St. . . . Di . . . General . . . F.N.A., Red Cross, Pep Club, G.A.A., Football. JEANNE DESCOT- EAUX . . . 177 Pine Street . . . Business . . . Art Club Pres., Drama Club, Stud. Store, Jr-Sr. Prom Comm., Pep Club. FRANK DIALESSI . . . 267 Kings Highway . . . Dial . . . College . . . Vars. Track, Class Day Usher. THOMAS DICKSON . . . 65 Boulevard St .... Tom . . . College . . . Nat'l Hon. Soc. Pres., Stud. Store M r., Stud. Council, Jr.-Sr. Pro-Merito, Class Gif? Comm., Stud. Patrol, JV-Vars. Basket- ball, Golf, Grad. Usher. CHARLES DI SCIAC- CA . . . 60 Autumn Rd .... Sammy . . . Col- lege . . . S anish Club, J.V-Vars. Football, J.V. Baseball, GP m Show. DONNA DI STEFANO . . . 374 Hillcrest Ave .... Maria . . . College . .. Concert Choir, Pep Club, Mock Prom Comm., Jr-Sr. Prom Comm. PHILIP DI STEF- ANO . . . 83 Audubon St. . . . Phil . . . Business . . . Vars. Soccer, JV Baseball, Drama Club, H.R. Rep., Gym Show. ANDREW DOHERTY . . . 502 Coldgnring Ave .... Col- lege. JOHN DOLAN . . . 9 Pine St .... Jack . . . College . . . Golf, Bowling. FRANK STEPHEN THOMAS PATRICK DIALESSI DICKSON DELNERO DIANE M. DE RALEAU JEANNE DIANE DESCOTEAUX CHARLES VINCENT DONNA JEAN DI SCIACCA DI STEFANO .... ..., . sg. xlssmmwwwsaals-.f.w ,. L. PHILIP MICHAEL ANDREW JOHN DI STEFANO DOHERTY JOHN HARVEY DOLAN MARILYN THERESA DOOLEY NHS Members Honored at Banquet MARILYN DOOLEY . . . 120 Hillcrest Ave. . . . Mar . . . College . . . Stud. Council, Nat'l Hon. Soc., Jr-Sr. Pro Merito, J.V. Cheerleader, F.T.A., Jr-Sr. Prom Comm., Pep Club, Ta Day, Daisy Chain. SALLY DOTSON . . . 249 Wood- mont St .... College . . . F.T.A., Chorus, Con- serv. Club, Tag Day, Pep Club. ERIC DRAKE . . . 38 Hillcrest Ave .... Air . . . Colle e . . . Choir, Grad. Usher, Golf Club. JANET DIREWI- ANY . . . 86 Greenleaf Ave .... College . . . Natll Hon. Soc. Treas., Jr. Pro. Merito, Stud. Pa- trol, Yearbook, Daisy Chain, H.R. Rep., F.T.A., OIT. Worker, Drama Club, Pep Club. PETRA DREWSKI . . . 320 Poplar Ave. . . . Petie . . . College . . . Nat'l Hon. Soc., Jr.-Sr. Pro Merito, Art Club, F.N.A., Pep Club, G.A.A., Daisy Chain. WILLIAM DR SCOLL . . . 490 Kin s Highway . . . Bill . . . Business . . . Vars.-Jil. Footbal, Vars.-J.V. Baseball, Vars. Hockey. DIANE DUDLEY . . . 105 Overlook Dr. . . . Di . . . Business . . . Banker, G.A.A., Terrier Talents, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. SUZANNE DUD- LEY . . . 105 Overlook Dr .... Business . . . Red Cross, Banker, Pep Club, G.A.A., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. WALTER DUFFY . . . 30 Lowell Ave .... College. SALLY JUNE DOTSON ERIC R. DRAKE JANET MARY DREWIANY PETRA DREWSKI SUZANNE MARIE WILLIAM L. DRISCOLL, JR. DIANE A. DUDLEY DUDLEY WALTER T, DUFFY PAUL EMIL DZUBEK KATHLEEN ANN EARNEY WILLIAM JOHN ECKART CAROL LEE ENGLE FREDERICK EARL EVANS STEPHEN PAUL FAIRLEY ANNE P. FERGUSON KATHLEEN ELLEN Berrett Leads Council PAUL DZUBEK . . . 272 Morgan Rd. . . . Dubbie . . . College . . . J.V. Football, J.V. Hockey, Vars. Golf, Grad. Usher, H.R. Rep., Stud. Patrol. KATHLEEN EARNEY . . . 61 Wellileet Dr .... Ernie . . . Colle e . . . Pep Club, Ski Club, Drama Club, Graci Usherette, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. WILLIAM ECKART . . . 139 Lincoln St. . . . Rob . . . College . . . Stud. Council, Vars. Soccer, Vars. Track, Terrier Tal- ents, Band, J.V. Hockey. CAROL ENGLE . . . 29 Plateau Ave .... College . . . Daisy Chain, F.T.A., H.R. Relp., Pep Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Drama C ub, Guid. Worker. FREDER- ICK EVANS . . . 414 Morgan Rd .... Fred . . . College . . . Science Club, Conserv. Club, Grad. Usher, Tag Day. STEPHEN FAIRLEY . . . 32 Pine St. . . . Steve . . . College . . .J.V. Track, Grad. Usher. ANNE FERGUSON . . . 30 Robinson Road . . . Anne . . . College . . . Transferred. KATHLEEN FERRITER . . . 71 Wolcott Ave .... Kath . . . Business . . . Drill Team Co-Capt., Drama Club, Art Club, G.A.A., Pep Club. HOWARD FIFE . . . 169 Birch Park Circle . . . Howie . . . College . . . Conserv. Club, Grad. Usher. FERRITER HOWARD ALDEN FIFE FRANK CARL FILA EDWARD HAROLD F1LL1oN ROBERT FRED F1oR1N1 GARY ARTHUR FISHER PAUL WAGNER FISHER RICHARD LOUIS KAREN ELIZABETH FRANKS FONTANA PATRICIA CORRINE LYNNE BARBARA FRENETTE FREYENHAGEN l SANDRA A. FLAGG JAMES HENRY FLORE FRANK FILA . . . 110 Kings Highway . . . Porky . . . College . . . Jr. Class V-Pres., Vars. Football, Vars. Hockey, Vars. Baseball Capt., Stud. Patrol, Soph. Exec Comm., Science Fair, Grad. Marshall. EDWARD FILLION . . . 171 Sikes Ave. . . . Ed . . . Colle e . . . Choir, Con- serv. Club. ROBERT FIORTNI . . . 106 New Bridge St .... Boob . . . College . . . Grad. Usher, Vars. Hockey, Drama Club, H.R. Rep., Intramurals. GARY FISHER . . . 28 Cornflower Drive General Jr.-Sr. Pro Merito. PAUL FISHER . . . 28 Corniiower Dr. . . . General . . . Band, Vars. Tennis Team Mgr. SANDRA FLAGG . . . 120 Bridge St. . . . San- dy General Daisy Chain. JAMES FLORE . . . 21 Bridle Path Rd .... Jim . . . College . . . Golf Team, Ski Club, Drama Club. RICHARD FONTANA . . . 31 Elmdale St. . . . Rich . . . College . . . Vars. Track, Jr. Pro Meri- to, Grad. Usher. KAREN FRANKS . . . 25 Lau- rence Dr .... Franksie . . . Colle e . . . Band, Clarinet Ensemble, District Band, Ski Club Sec., Drama Club, Science Fair, Cap 8: Gown Comm., GAA, Oflice worker. PATRICIA FRENETTE . . . 107 Chestnut St.. . .Fwy. . .Business. . . Red Cross, Conserv. Club, F.N.A., Pe Club. LYNNE FREYENHAGEN . . . 62 Oak1Dand St. . . . Reb . . . General . . . Choir. EDWARD FROHOCK . . . 29 James Ave .... Ed . . . General. DORENE GAGNON . . . 51 Ashley St .... Sam . . . Business . . . Art Club, Pep Club EDWARD W. FROHOCK DORENE MARIE GAGNON JAMES RICHARD GAGNON RICHARD WAYNE GAGNON LINDA MAE GALARY RICHARD LOUIS JAMES GAGNON . . . 51 Ashley St .... Jim . . . College . . . J.V. Football, Art Club. RICH- ARD GAGNON . . . 20 Sylvan St .... Wayne . . . Colle e . . . Grad Usher. LINDA GALA- RY . , . 2? Hill St .... Gal . . . Business . . . Library Club, Pep Club, Drill Team, Terrier Tal- ents, Gym Show, Banker. RICHARD GAMELLI . . . 2146 Westfield St .... Dick . . . College . , . Jr. Exec. Comm., H.R. Rep., Grad. Usher, Ski Club, Math Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Tag Day, Stud. Patrol, Cannon Crew. ALFRED GARRETT . . . 60 Boulevard St. . . . Fred . . . Business . . . Grad. Usher. CAROL GARRETT . . . I9 Vernon Place . . . Business . . . H.R. Banker, Off. Worker. EILEEN GARVEY . . . 57 Witch Path . . . Garv . . . College . . . Stud. Council, H.R. Rep., Jr.-Sr. Pro Merito, Nat'l. Hon. Soc., Stud. Store Ass't. Mgr., Off. Worker, Yearbook, J.V. Cheerleader, Pep Club, Daisy Chain. JAMES GEREN . . . 46 Irving St. . . . Jim . . . College . . . H.R. Rep., Math Club Treas., Grad. Usher, Tag Day, Pro Merito, Stud. Patrol, Intramurals, Natll. Hon. Soc. ROBERT GERMANO. . . 16 Irvin St.. . .Ko!Ko! . . . Auto Mechanics Club. DONALD GIBBONS . . . 42 Glenview Dr. . . . Don. . . College . . . F .T.A., Bicycle Club. PAUL GIL . . . 62 Wolcott Ave .... Gil . . . General . . . Cars. ALAN GOODHIND . . . 58 Lyman St .... Al . . . College . . . Math Club Sec., Gymnastics Club, J.V. Baseball, Grad. Usher. CHRIS GRAM- MATICAS . . . 159 Nelson St .... College . . . Cap 85 Gown Comm., Class Prcephecy Comm., Tag Day, Drama Club, Conserv. lub, J.V. Base- ball, Vars. Golf, Ski Club, Grad. Usher. ROBERT ANTHONY GAMELLI ALFRED HUGH GARRETT, JR. CAROL GARRETT EILEEN M. GARVEY JAMES GINTY GEREN ALAN ROBERT GERMANO DONALD W. GIBBONS PAUL LIONEL GIL GOODHIND 1 ..l CHRIS GRAMMATICAS JUDITH SUZANNE GRAVE i E L West Side Appears On HAS Schools Match Witsi' JUDITH GRAVEL . . . 25 Orchardview St. . . . Grav . . . College . . . Band, District 8: All State Bands, Drama Club - V. Pres., Nat'l. Thespian Soc., F.T.A., Stud. Patrol, Daisy Chain Off. Worker, Ski Club, Tag Day. LINDA GREGITIS . . . 4 Hale St. . . . Lin . . . Business . . . Band, Dais Chain, Conserv. Club, Tag Day. GARY GROIVER . . . 72 Laurence Dr. . . . Ga Ga . . . General. MARIA GUBELLINI . . . 365 Cold Spring Ave .... Gube . . . College . . . H.R. Banker, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., F.T.A., G.A.A., Pep Club. CLAIRE GUIDETTI . . . 29 Ridge- view Rd. . . . Chatter . . . Business . . . Pep Club, Drill Team, H.R. Banker - Alt., F.N.A., Red Cross, Ski Club, Terrier Talents, Stud. Store, Tag Daiy, Trampoline Club. JANET GUIEL . . . 92 Morgan Rd .... College . . . Drama Club, Stud. Patrol, H.R. Rep. - Alt., Jr.-Sr. Prom. Comm. RICHARD GURNEY . . . 208 Norman St ..,. Rich . . . College . . . Band, Stud. Patrol. RICHARD HALE . . . 124 Lincoln St .... Rick . . . College . . . Vars. Track, Gymnastics, J.V. Soccer, Band, Terrier Talents, Class Banquet Comm. JOHN HALL . 1650 Westfield St. . . . College . . . Mock Prom 85 Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Drama Club. LINDA JEAN GREGITIS GARY GEORGE GROVER MARIA Y. GUBELLINI CLAIRE MARIE GUIDETTI JANET S. GUIEL RICHARD GURNEY RICHARD ALLAN HALE JOHN ROGER HALL 1.w....ar.wf. as fmrmsfa. .fn 1. f ummm-W., v-f- . .. .. GARY PHILIP HAMEL VIRGINIA MAY HARTIG FLOYD C. HARVEY JOHN V. HAWKINS E. DANIEL HAYWOOD WARREN JOSEPH HEBERT CAROL CHRISTINE LAWRENCE JANKINS Student Store Favorite Senior Hangout GARY HAMEL . . . 14 Burke Ave .... Ham . . . General . . . Auto-mechanics, Electronics. VIRGINIA HARTIG . . . 1386 Piper Rd. . . . Ginny . . . Business . . . G.A.A., Field Hockey, Volleyball, Daisy Chain, Pep Club, Leaders Club, Cap-Gown Comm. FLOYD HARVEY . . . 1011 Elm St .... Pete . . . General . . . Hunting,Fishing. JOHN HAWKINS . . . 17 Vin- cent Dr. College Collecting Shells. DANIEL HAYWOOD . . . 107 Dorwin Dr. . . . Dann . . . College . . . Drama Club. WAR- REN IQIEBERT. . . 36 Poplar Ave .... Frenchy . . . College . . . Soph-Jr. Class Pres., Choir, Vars. Baseball, Vars. Soccer, Vars. Basketball, Exec. Comm., Student Court, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Mock Prom Comm. CAROL HEGE- MAN . . . 364 Ro ers Ave .... Heg . , . Col- lege . . . F.T.A., Drama Club, Ski Club, Jr.- Sr. Prom Comm., Grad. Ticket Comm., Art Club, G.A.A., Pep Club. LAWRENCE HEGE- MAN . . . 120 Hampden St .... Larry . . . Business Vars. Tennis, H.R. Rep., H.R. Banker, Drama Club, Jr. Class Play, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Class Prophecy Comm. JOHN HENRY . . . 181 Dewey St .... Hank. . .Colle e... J.V. Football, Drama Club. GARY HSSLEY . . .76 Wolcott Ave. . . Hoss . . .College. . . Band, Ski Club, Pep Band. HEGEMAN HEGEMAN JOHN A. HENRY . f fr-fa.tvimmnmMrmn.u GARY NILES HOSLEY SUSAN HOWARD DANIEL M. HOWLE JOYCE ELEANOR HUBBARD SUSAN HOWARD . . . 36 Druids Lane . . . Susie . . . College . . . G.A.A., Pres., Math Club, V. Pres., Band, I.R.C., Sec., Jr-Sr. Pro Merito, Nat'l Hon. Soc., Daisy Chain, Stud. Patrol, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Science Fair. DANIEL HOWLE . . . 236 Poplar Ave .... Greek . . . College . . . Vars. Soccer Co-Capt., Vars. Baseball, Vars. Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. Chairman, I.R.C., Stu- dent Patrol, Grad. Usher, Class Gift Comm., Class Will Comm. JOYCE HUBBARD . . . 166 Nelson St .... Jill . . . College . . . Drama Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., F.T.A., Art Club, Pep Club, Spanish Club. EDWARD HUTCHINSON . . . 64 Birch Park Cir. . . Skip . . . College . . . Cross-Country, guitar, song writing. PA- TRICIA IVERS . . . 357 Massachusetts Ave EDWARD CHARLES PATRICIA ANN IVERS . . . Tricia . . . Business . . Soph-Sr. Exec. HUTCHINSON Comm., H.R. Rep., Grad. Usherette, Stud. Store, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Mock Prom Comm., Year- book, Drama Club, G.A.A., H.R. Banker. RICH- ARD JACKSON . . . 31 Boulevard St. . . . Deac . . . College . . . Grad. Usher, Intramurals, Ski Club, Terrier Talents. KENNETH JARRY . . . 15 Wilfred St.. . .Kenny. . .Business. . . H.R. Banker, Drama Club, Ski Club, Art Club. CATHY JOHNSON . . . 157 Squassick Rd. . . . Cath . . . College . . . Drama Club, Art Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. PAULA JONES . . . 53 Worcester St .... Sam . . . Business . . . Exec. Comm., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., H.R. Banker, Red Cross, Pep Club, Drill Team, Guid. Worker. ANN KAEPPEL . . . 5l Southworth St. . . . Business Drama Club, Pep Club, Mock Prom Comm., H.R. Banker, Gymnastics Club. . ith. ALBERT KALLOCK . . . 726 Piper Road . . . Rudy . . . College . . . J.V. 8: Vars. Football, RICHARD STANLEY KENNETH FRANCIS J.V. Baseball, Drama Club, Intramurals. JACKSON JARRY CATHY ANN JOHNSON PAULA JEAN JONES ANN FRANCES KAEPPEL ALBERT KALLOCK ROSE KATHY KAMAGES WILLIAM J. KANE ROSE KAMAGES . . . 60 Lower Beverly Hills . . . Business . . . Red Cross, Pe Club, Drill Team Capt., G.A.A. Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Mock Prom Comm. WILLIAM KANE . . . 69 Harney St .... Bud . . . General. NANCY KAPINOS . . . 14 Vernon Pl .... Nanc. . . College . . . Drama Club, F.T.A., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., H.R. Re ., Stud. Patrol, Daisy Chain, Office Worker, A.5.A. KAREN KENDALL . . . 77 Winona Dr. . . . Kennie . . . College .. . Band, Daisy Chain, H.R. Banker, Drama Club, Ski Club, Leaders Club. CARL KIEFER . . . 34 Dorwin Drive . . . College . . . DEBORAH KING . . . 46 Piper Cross Rd. . . . Debbie . . . College . . . Daisy Chain, Stud. Patrol, Pep Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Art Club, Guid. Worker, Lab Assistant. WILLIAM KING . . . 17 Eabyan St. . . . Paize . . . College . . . Band, Pep band, J.V. Sc Vars. Baseball Mgr. KENNETH KNIGHT . . . 19 Prince Ave .... Ken . . . College . . . Soccer, Conserv. Club. ERIC KNUDSEN . . . 140 Bri- dle Path Rd .... College . . . Cross-Country, Track. GARY KOHL . . . 37 Piper Rd. . . . Bowl . . . College . . . N.M.S.Q.T. Letter of Commend., Science Fair, Grad. Usher, Math Club. ELLEN KOTOWITZ . . . 49 Hillcrest Ave. . . . El . . . College . . . Daisy Chain, Dra- ma Club, Nat'1. Thespian Soc., Band, H.R. Rep. Ski Club, Mock Prom Comm. WILFRED LA- CAS . . . 1011 Elm St .... Willie . . . Gen- eral . . . Hunting, bowling, lishing. 7 E. ERIC KNUDSEN GARY R. KOHL NANCY JUDITH KAREN LEE KENDALL KAPINOS J. CARL KIEFER DEBORAH LYNNE KING I WILLIAM A. KING KENNETH HAROLD KNIGHT ELLEN JUNE KOTOWITZ WILFRED J. LACAS, JR Yule Festival Opens Hoop Season RUSSELL LA FRANCE . . . 10 Pleasant St. . . . Russ . . . General . . . Auto mechanics. MARIE LAUZON . . . 186 Kings Highwaky . . . Marie . . . Business . . . Art Club, Daisy hain. CAROLANNE LAWRENCE . . . 26 Irving St. . . . Carol . . . Business . . . Pep Club. DAWN RUSSELL PAUL MARIE ALEXIS LAUZON LAWRENCE . . . 143 Rogers Ave .... Squat LA FRANCE . . . Business . . . Chorus, Drama Club, Drill Team, Terrier Talents, Glym Show, Mock Prom Comm. WILLIAM LAW ENCE . . . 26 Irving v St .... Bill . . . General. MICHAEL LENA- HAN . . . 148 Woodmont St .... Fuzzie . . . General . . . J.V. 8: Vars. Soccer, Conserv. Club Pres., Sec., Gymnastics, Football Mgr. ROSE- MARY LENAHAN . . . 148 Woodmont St. . . . Rosie . . . Business . . . Art Club, Sec., Treas., H.R. Banker, Pep Club, H.R. Rep., Drama Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. BEATRICE LESIAK . . . 54 New Bridge St .... Bea . . . Business . . . Natal. Hon. Soc., Jr.- r. Prom Merito, Stud. Patrol, Daisy Chain, Tag Daly. RICHARD LODI . . . 47 Gay Terr .... Ric . . . College . . . Soph. Exec. Comm., Mock Prom Comm., J.V. SL Vars. Base- ball, Grad. Usher. GRAYDON LONGEY . . . 4 57 Talcott Ave .... Muscles . . . College . . . .I.V. Soccer, Gymnastics, Grad. Usher. CAROLANNE LAWRENCE DAWN ELAINE LAWRENCE WILLIAM R. LAWRENCE MICHAEL J. LENAHAN ROSEMARY EILEEN GRAYDON MAX LENAHAN BEATRICE R. LESIAK RICHARD D. LODI LONGEY, JR. .:sMaw.is.rsl- i .. DOMENIC GEORGE DONNA MARIE LOPES KATHLEEN A. RUTH ELIZABETH LONGO. JR. LOUDFOOT LYNCH Qu... BARBARA ANN MAAK JAMES L. MAC DONALD LAYNE AUDREY CORINNE ANN MAGNI College Boards Create Tension DOMENIC LONGO . . . 4l School St. . . . Butch . . . Business . . . Jr. Sr. Exec. Comm., J.V.-Vars. Football. DONNA LOPES. . . 54 Mount Pleasant Ave .... Don . . . Business Vars. Cheerleader, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Mock Prom, H.R. Re ., Pep Club, Tennis Team, Yearbook. KATHLEIEN LOUDFOOT . . . 69 Benedict St .... Kath . . . Business . . . H.R. Banker, Alt. H.R. Banker, Drama Club, Guid. Worker. RUTH LYNCH . . . 64 Larivee Lane . . . Ruth . . . Business . . . Art Club, Pep Club, H.R. Banker. BARBARA MAAK . . . 180 Chil- son Road . . . Barb . . . Business . . . H.R. Banker, H.R. Rep., Pep Club, Ski Club. JAMES MAC DONALD . . . 13 Burford Ave .... Mack . . . General . . . Cars. LAYNE MAC KE- CHNIE . . . 28 Worcester St .... Laynie . . . Business . . . Office Worker, Pep Club. COR- INNE MAGNI 1000 Morgan Rd. . . . Connie . . . Business . . . Conservation Club Sec., Drill Team, G.A.A., Gymnastics Club, Field Hockey, Guid Worker, Banker, Terrier Talents, Leaders Club, Pep Club. GAIL MALONI . . . 24 Nelson Pl .... College . . . Ski Club, H.R. Banker. DAVID MARBLE . . . 26 Clarence St. . . . Dave . . . College . . . Band, Track, Student Patrol. MAC KECHNIE GAIL MALONI DAVID ROSS MARBLE ARLENE ROSE MARTEL JOHN LOUIS MARTELLI . ?,.,....,.,v.. KENNETH R. MARTIN DANIEL MC CARTHY DONNA JEAN MC CARTHY WILLIAM GREGORY MC COMBE KEVIN JAMES GEORGETTE MARIE MC CORMICK MC MAHON ARLENE MARTEL . . . 64 Prince Ave. . . . Lee . . . Business . . . Nat'l Hon. Soc., Jr. Sr. Pro Merito, Yearbook, Band, F .T.A., Daisy Chain, High Notes, Alt. H.R. Rep., Tag Day. JOHN MARTELLI . . . 154 Grandview Ave. . . . Johnny . . . General . . . Grad. Usher. KENNETH MARTIN . . . 56 Van Horn St. . . . Maurice . . . College. . . Vars. Hockey, Vars. Tennis, H.R. Rep., Science Fair. DANIEL MC CARTHY . . . 40 Bonair Ave .... Dan . . . College . . . J.V. 8: Vars. Hockey, J.V. Golf, Science Fair. DONNA MC CARTHY . . . 90 Riverdale St .... Donna . . . College . . . Yearbook, J .V. 8a Vars. Cheerleader, F.T.A., Tag Day, Grad. Usherette. Pep Club, H.R. Rep. WILLIAM MC COMBE . . . 341 Dewe St. . . . Bill . . . General . . . Track, Ski Team, Sbki Club, A.V.A. KEVIN MC CORMICK . . . 158 River- dale St .... Kev . . . College . . . GEORGETTE MC MAHON . . . 157 Birch Park Circle . . . Business . . . G.A.A., Pep Club, Drill Team, Mock Prom Comm. PAUL MC NULTY . . . 30 Maple Ter .... Nulty . . . General . . . Pool, Cars, Base- ball, Football. SUSAN METCALF . . . 32 Lotus St .... Sue . . . College . . . Stud. Patrol, Year- book, Terrier Talents, Daisy Chain, Hgh Notes, Pep Club, Office Worker, Drill Team. HARON MILBIER . . . 18 Mosher St .... Twinkles . . . Business . . . Pe Club, Drama Club. JOHN MILSOP . . . 315 IPark St .... Mill . . . Business. PAUL M. MC NULTY SUSAN CATHERINE METCALF SHARON ANN MILBIER JOHN G. MILSOP CAROLYN HELEN JANET JUNE MONGEAU J UDITH ANN MORRIS KATHLEEN MARIE MOMANEY CAROLYN MOMANEY . . . Sl Chestnut St. . . . Momaduke . . . Business . . . Pep Club, G A.A., Conservation Club. JANET MON- GEAU . . . 19 Roanoke Ave .... Cricket . . . Business Home Ec. Club, Conservation Club, Art Club, H.R. Banker, G.A.A. JUDITH MORRIS . . . 74 Hillside Ave .... Judy . . . College . . . Choir F.N.A. Pres., G.A.A.. Drama Club, Pep Club, Red Cross, Mock Prom Comm. Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. KATHLEEN MORRISSEY . . . 115 Verdigo St. . . . Kathy. . College . . . Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., H.R. Rep., Mock Prom Comm., Class Prophecy Comm., Drama Club, Ski Club, Pep Club. PETER MOST . . . 45 Westwood Drive . . . Mopar . . . Business . . . Autos, Racing. NANCY MOYNIHAN . . . lOl Nelson St .... General . . . Daisy Chain Alt., Grad. Usherette. Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Pep Club. SUSAN MOZDEN . . . 18 Belmont Ave. . . Suzi . . . College . . . Daisy Chain, Natll Hon. Soc. Jr. Pro Merito, Stud Patrol, G.A.A., Ski Club, Band, Drama Club, Leaders Club. JERRY MUELLER . . . 312 Poplar Ave. . . . Jerry . . . General . . . Cars. FRANCES MURRAY . . . lll Orchardview St.. . . Frannie . . . College . . . Alt. H.R. Rep., Mock Prom Comm., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Drama Club. PHILOMENA MURRAY . . . 18 Hale St .... Petsey . . . Col- lege Mock Prom Comm., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Drama Club, Pep Club, Drill Team, Class Will Comm., Class Prophecy Comm., G.A.A. CHRISTINE NATTI . . . 6 Primrose St. . . . Chris . . . General . . . Art Club. SHARON NORTON . . . 61 Dorwin Drive . . . Abigale . . . Business . . . Ski Club, Pep Club, Office Messenger, Attendance Worker, Mock Prom Comm. MORRISSEY PETER ERWIN MOST NANCY JEAN MOYNIHAN PHILOMENA MARIE SUSAN MARY MOZDEN JERRY ROBERT MUELLER FRANCES LYNNE MURRAY MURRAY , L... .....wmea...f.- .. Football Players Feted Ian. 6 PAMELA NOYES . . . 36 Craiwell Ave. . . . Pam . . . General . . . Ski Club, G.A.A. SUSAN NUTTER 60 Spring St. Sue Business . . . Pep Club, Guid. Worker. WIL- LIAM NUTTING . . . 96 Ely Ave .... Billy . . . General . . . Drama Club, Art Club, Mock Prom Comm. MARY NYE . . . 278 Sibley Ave. . . . Addie . . . College . . . Pep Club, Banker, Conservation Club, Red Cross, Yearbook. BER- NARD NYLIC . . . ll62 Riverdale Rd. . . . Ork . . . General . . . Cars. EDWARD NYLIC . . . ll62 Riverdale Rd .... Ed . . . General . . . Pool, Printing. THOMAS O'BRIEN . . . 74 City View Ave .... Tom . . . General . . . Water Skiing, Hunting, Swimming. KATHLEEN O'CONNELL . . . l7 Kelso Ave .... Kathy . . . Business . . . G.A.A., Pep Club, Grad. Usherette. SUSAN O'CONNELL . . . 26 Hale Street . . . Sue . . . General . . . Pep Club, Mock Prom Comm. STEVE OKOLITA . . . 109 Maple St. . . . College . . . Vars. Track, Cross Coun- try, Science Club, Math Club, Stud. Patrol, Grad. Usher. R WILLIAM NUTTING MARY ADELINE NYE BERNARD JOSEPH NYLIC, JR. EDWARD JAY NYLIC THOMAS FRANCIS KATHLEEN ANN SUSAN ELLEN STEPHEN EDWARD O BRIEN O CONNELL O,CONNELL OKOLITA, JR. WILLIAM GIBB OUIMETTE BARBARA PAMELA PACKARD ROBERTA PAGE JANICE ANN PAIER CYNTHIA ANN PALAZZI MARY KATHERINE PALMER BARBARA MICHALINE PAMELA ELAINE Seniors Don c'Best Attire for Slop Day WILLIAM OUIMETTE . . . 70 Homestead Ave. . . .-Wee . . . College . . . Drumming, Basket- weaving. BARBARA PACKARD . . . 209 Rogers Ave .... Beep, Barb . . . College . . . Yearbook, Daisy Chain, Stud. Librarian, Class Prophecy Comm., High Notes, Off. Worker, Jr.- Sr. Prom. Comm., Ski Club, G.A.A., Pep Club, Leaders Club. ROBERTA PAGE . . . ll7 Upper Beverly Hills . . . Bobbie . . . College . . . Stud. Librarian, Library Club Sec., Leaders Club, Drill Team Co Capt., Pep Club, Drama Club, Oif. Worker, Conserv. Club. JANICE PAIER . . . 17 Angeline St .... Jay . , . Business . . . H.R. Bank- er, Ski Club, Pep Club, Drama Club, Mock Prom. Comm. CYNTHIA PALAZZI . . . 39 Baldwin St. . . . Mouse . . . General . . . Art Club, G.A.A., Red Cross. MARY PALMER . . . 248 City View Ave .... Merri . . . College . . . G.A.A., Pep Club, Band Majorette, Vars. Cheerleader, H.R. Banker - Alt. BARBARA PANDA . . . 599 Piper Road . . . Panda . . . College . . . Nat'l. Hon. Soc., Jr.- Sr. Pro Merito, Stud. Patrol, Math Club, NMSQT Letter of Commend., G.A.A., Leaders Club, Daisy Chain, Pep Club, F.N.A. PAMELA PARKINSON . . . 45 Pilgrim Rd .... Parky . . . College . . . Band, District Orchestra, G.A.A.. Librarv Club, Ski Club, F.T.A., Drama Club. FORTURA PELLEGRINO . . . 170 Hey- wood Ave .... Tura . . . College . . . J.V. 85 Vars Cheerleader Capt., Exec. Comm., H.R. Rep., H.R. Banker, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Drama Club, Gym Team, OHI Worker, Leaders Club. PAUL PANDA PARKINSON FORTURA ANITA PAUL PHILLIP PELLEGRINO PETELL PAULA MARIE PIERCE GLORIA JEAN YINAI 11 PETELL . . . 40 Elmdale St. . . . Camel Dust Jr. . . . Business . . . Stud. Patrol, Chorus, H.R. Rep., Exec. Comm., J.V. 8: Vars. Football, Ski Team, Ski Club Pres., Grad. Usher. CHARLES PEVLIN . . . l7 Healy St .... Pebbles . . . Business . . . J.V. 8: Vars. Track, J.V. Hockey, Grad. Usher. DIANE PHILLIPS . . . 73 Rogers Ave .... Diane . . . Colle e . . . Stud. Council, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Jr. Pro Merito, Jr. Exec. Comm., Stud. Patrol, H.R. Rep., Grad. Usher- ette, Tag Day, Terrier Talents, Ski Club. PAULA PIERCE . . . 82 Braintree Rd. . . . General . . . Transfer from Framingham North H.S. GLORIA PINATTI . . . 77 George St .... Pinny . . . College . . . Pep Club, Daisy Chain, F.N.A., Jr.- Sr. Prom Comm. DEBORAH POTTER . . . 247 Cole Spring Ave .... Debbie . . . General . . . G.A.A., Gym. Team, Pep Club, Banker, Lead- ers Club, Drama Club, Guid. Worker. DOUG- LAS POWLING . . . 496 Amostown Rd. . . . Doug . . . College . . . Grad. Usher, Vars. Foot- ball, Vars. Hockey, Vars. Baseball. TERESA PU- PEK . . . 64 Maple St .... Terry . . . College . . . Nat'l. Hon. Soc., Jr.-Sr. Pro Merito, Dai- sy Chain, Stud. Patrol, G.A.A., Stud. Librarian, Science Fair, Math Club, Art Club, Tag Day, JOHN QUIMBY . . . 1059 Amostown Rd. . . . Jocco . . . College . . . Band, Hockey, Baseball, Red Cross, Terrier Talents, Tag Day. ALAN- NAH QUINN . . . 9 Pilgrim Rd .... Lani . . . College . . . Natll. Hon. oc. Sec., Jr. 85 Sr. Pro Merito, H.R. Rep., Tag mDay, Stud. Patrol, Terrier Talents. TERRENCE QUINN . . . 68 Van Horn St .... College . . . Ski Club Pres., Soccer, Ski Team Capt., Tennis, Lab. Assistant. JANET RANDALL . . . 46 Elmdale St. . . . Randy . . . College . . . Band, Drama Club, OIT. Worker, F.T.A., Ski Club, Woodwind Choir, Clarinet Ensemble. CATHY RAYNOR . . . 92 Front St .... Cat . . . General . . . Art Club, Guid. Receptionist. ALANNAH KATHLEEN TERRENCE PETER JANET MARGARET CATHY ANN N QUINN RANDALL RAYNOR AAU-IEKINE ELLEN TERRENCE P. ROBERTS CHRISTINA J ROBINSON DAVID THEODORE REARDON ROCKWELL KATHERINE REARDON . . . 61 Maple St. . . . Kathy . . . Business . . . Pep Club, Ollice Worker, Drama Club, Red Cross, Grad. Usher- ette. TERRENCE ROBERTS . . . 101 Westwood Colle e Ski Club Vars. Dr .... T.R .... g . . . , Track, Drama Club. CHRISTINA ROBINSON . . . 1132 Amostown Rd. . . . Chris. . .General . . . Band, Drama Club. DAVID ROCKWELL . . . 44 Woodmont St .... Rock . . . College . . . National Hon. Soc., Jr.-Sr. Pro Merito, Tag Day, Math Club Treas., Terrier Times, Student Patrol, Science Fair - Science Faculty Award, F.T.A., Pep Band, Conserv. Club. JANET ROG- ERS . . . 1193 Elm St .... Red . . . Business . . . G.A.A. Sec., Gymnastics, Basketball, Field Hockey, Track, Pep Club. NANCY ROLANDI- NI . . . 162 Front St .... Nance . . . Business . . . Olfice Worker, Red Cross, Pep Club, H.R. Banker, Drama Club. DAVID ROSSMEISL . . . 264 Morgan Rd .... Dave . . . General . . . Conserv. Club, Art Club, Drama Club, Vars. Soccer, Basketball, Golf. JAMES ROSSMEISL . . . 264 Morgan Rd .... Jimngy . . . General . . . Coins, Stamps. SUSAN RO . . . 379 Rog- ers Ave. . . . Sue . . . Business . . . Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Sr. Exec. Comm., Yearbook Staff, Oilice Worker, Grad. Usherette, Drama Club, Art Club, Ski Club, Pep Club. DAVID RUELLE . . . 147 Grandview Ave. . . . Dave . . . General. ROSEMARY RUGGERI . . . 747 Main St. . . . Roni . . . Business . . . Pe Club, Alt. H.R. Banker. JOANNE RULNICR . . . 103 Circle Dr. . . . Jo . . . Business . . . Daisy Chain, Exec. Comm., Mock Prom Comm., H.R. Banker, Drill Team, Pe Club, Ollice Helper, Jr.-Sr. Pro Meri- to, Nat'l Il-Ion. Soc. WILLIAM RUSSELL . . . 304 Hillcrest Ave .... Russ . . . General . . . Hunting. ARLENE RUSSO . . . 44 Wolcott Ave. . . . Rousse . . . College . . . H.R. Rep., H.R. Banker, Mock Prom Comm., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Office Worker, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Drama Club, Exec. Comm. SUSAN EILEEN ROY DAVID RUELLE Jr-Sr. Prom Held May 20 RONALD RUTHERFORD . . . 75 New Brid e St .... College . . Soccer, Basketball. MADE- LINE RYAN . . . 112 Brookline Ave. . . . Maddy . . . Business . . . Office Worker, Red Cross, Pep Club, Drama Club. MARY RYAN . . . 91 Grandview Ave. . . .Mar . . . General . . . Pep Club, Red Cross. ARTHIJR ST. JEAN WILLIAM H. RUSSELL ARLENE CONSTANCE Russo Libfai? gfffglr SISDA' Ollfg? '86 Amostown Rd. . . . Lin . . . College . . . Jr. Pro Merito, Drama Club, F.T.A., Art Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Band, Science Fair, Red Cross, I S it A Daisy Chain Alt., Exec. Comm. Alt. ANTHONY SATTLER . . . 94 Westfield St .... Gumpade . . . Business . . . Red Cross, Art Club, Ski Club, Track. LOUIS SAVOY . . . 175 Birch Park Circle . . . Lou . . . College . . . Drama Club, Ski Club, H.R. Rep., Class Prophecy Comm. CHRISTINE SCHMIDT . . . 175 Althea St. . . . Chris . . . College . . Art Club, F.T.A., Leaders Club, Guidance Worker. RONALD RUTHERFORD MADELINE MARY RYAN MARY LOUISE RYAN ARTHUR PAUL ST. JEAN CHRISTINE ANTOINETTE LINDA SANCZUK ANTHONY T. sATTLER LOUIS DONALD SAVOY SCHMIDT EVELYN LINDA ELIZABETH MAE SCHULTSKI SCORZAFAVA JOHN SHANNON CRYSTAL ELAINE SHARROW DAVID GREGORY GLENN MICHAEL SHIELDS MARY SHINKWIN LINDA MARIE SIENKO SHARRY Class Day Stirs Memories EVELYN SCHULTSKI . . . 404 River St. . . . Evvy . . . Business . . . Pep Club, Terrier Times, Dais Chain, Tag Day, Red Cross. ELIZABETH SCOIIZAFAVA . . . 34 Mulberry St .... Bette General . . . Pep Club, Red Cross. JOHN SHANNON . . . 62 Garden St .... General . . . Swimming. CRYSTAL SHARROW . . . 25 Ba- con Ave .... Chris . . . Business . . . Dais Chain, Pep Club, G.A.A., Leaders Club. DAVIIX SHARRY . . . 31 Ely Ave .... Dave . . . Col- lege . . . NMSQT Letter of Commend., Sr. Pro Merrito, Natl. Hon. Soc. GLENN SHIELDS . . . 28 Laurence Dr .... Shoes . . . College . . . H.R. Rep., Track, Drama Club, .I.V. SL Vars. Football, Hockey, Ski Club, Grad Usher, Stud. Patrol. MARY SHINKWIN . . . 451 Dewe St. . . . Business . . . Pep Club, Leaders Crlub. LINDA SIENKO . '. . 683 Rogers Ave. . . . Lin . . . Business . . . H.R. Banker, Pep Club. WIL- LIAM SILK. . . 127 Herrman St .... Bill. . . Business . . . H.R. Banker, Ski Club, Drama Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. GLENN SIMPSON . . . 1730 Westfield St .... Simp . . . General .. . Drama Club, Football, Stud. Patrol, Jr. Exec. Comm., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Alt. H.R. Rep., Stud. Council, Choir. WILLIAM EDWARD SILK GLENN GARY SIMPSON J UDITH BARBARA LINDA FRANCES SIMPSON SLEPCHUK r . l CYNTHIA ANN SMALL CYNTHIA R. SMITH DAVID HAROLD SMITH FRANCIS HENRY SMITH LINDA SMITH JUDITH SIMPSON . . . 122 Chester St. . . . Judly . . . Business . . . G.A.A., Field Hockey, Dril Team, Pe Club, Cap 8: Gown Comm. LINDA SLEPCIHUK . . . 513 Pi er Rd. . . . Slelppy . . . Business . . . Stud. Fatrol, Grad. Us erette, Pep Club, G.A.A., Leaders Club, Cap 8: Gown Comm. CYNTHIA SMALL . . . 38 A - mon Ave .... Cindee . . . Colle e . . . Daisy Chain, Jr. Pro Merito, Sr. Exec. Comm., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., F.T.A. Terrier Talents, Pep Club, Off. Worker, Span. Nat,l. Hon. Soc., Drama Club. CYNTHIA SMITH, 10 Lowell Ave .... Cindy Business .. . Pep Club. G.A.A., Red Cross, Conservation Clubfi Art Club. DA- VID SMITH . . . 56 Mercury Ct .... Smitty . . . College . . . Conservation Club, Drama Club, Red Cross. FRANCIS SMITH . . . 84 Worthy Ave .... Fran . . . General . . . Soph. Exec. Comm., Grad Usher, J.V. Football, Intramurals. LINDA SMITH . . . 80 Albert St. . . . L n . . . General . . . Painting. NANCY SPAULDING . . . 476 Prospect Ave. . . . Nan . . . College . . . Drama Club, Stud. Patrol, OIT. Worker, Lab Ass,t., F.N.A., Pep Club. CHRISTINE STADNICKI .. . 1113 Piper Road.. . Chris. . .College .. Nat'l. Hon. Soc., Jr.-Sr. Pro Merito, Daig Chain, Stud. Patrol, Off. Worker. CHARLES STAFFORD. . . 18 Ames Ave. . . . Chuck. . . General . . .Track,Cross-Country, Drama Club. GARY STAHELSKI . . . 30 Piper Rd. . . . Gary . . . Business . . . Ski Club, Drama Club, Sr. Exec. Comm. NANCY LEE CHRISTINE FRANCES CHARLES EDWARD GARY F . SPAULDING STADNICKI STAFFORD STAHELSKI CECILIA STARYOS BARRY STEVEN STEELE LINDA SUSAN STEPHENS MARK STEVENS CECILIA STARYOS . . . 57 Bonair Ave. . . . Ceal . . . College . . . Transfer from Santa Fe High School. BARRY STEELE . . . 98 Hamp- den St .... Butch . . . College . . . Conserv. Club, Track, Cross-Country, Grad. Usher, Bicy- cle Club. LINDA STEPHENS . . . 106 Lewis Ave .... Steve . . . College . . . Band, Drama Club, Ski Club, Pep Club, Mock Prom Comm., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. MARK STEVENS . . . 498 Kings Highway . . . Business . . . Cars, hunting. JO ANN STYCKIEWICZ . . . 15 Jensen Cir. . . . Jo . . . College . . . F.T.A. Pres., V.-Pres., Stud. Patrol, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Guid. Worker, Tag Day, Pep Club, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Yearbook, Grad. Usherette. MARGARET SUSS- MAN . . . 297 Main St. . . . Susie . . . Business . . . H.R. Banker, Mock Prom Comm., Pep Club, Leaders Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. STEPHEN SWARTZ 68 Morn- ingside Terr .... Steve . . . College . . . Grad. Usher. ANN SZAFRAN . . . 74 Althea St. . . . Anna . . . College . . . H.R. Rep., Spanish Nat'l. Hon. Soc., Drama Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., OIT. Worker, Spanish Club, A.V.A. THOMAS TAKEMAN . . . 60 Fairview Ave .... Take . . . College . . . Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., A.V.A. PRISCILLA TARDIBUONO . . , 145 Van Horn St .... Cil , . . Business . . . G.A.A., Drama Club, Leaders Club, H.R. Rep., F.N.A., Pep Club, Gym Show, Alt. H.R. Banker. PETER TASSINARI . . . 40 Merrick St .... Pete . . . College . . . H.R. Banker, Sr. Exec. Comm. MI- CHELE TAYLOR . . . 150 Wolcott Ave. . . . College . . . Stud. Patrol, Ski Club, Banker, Pep Club. LINDA TERZI . 145 New Bridge St .... Lyn . . . Business . . . OIT. Worker, Art Club, Pep Club, Library Club. STEPHEN H. SWARTZ ANN M. SZAFRAN JO ANN THERESA MARGARET JEAN STYCKIEWICZ SUSSMAN THOMAS MICHAEL PRISCILLA ANN TAKEMAN TARDIBUONO V .wt-use 11. 435' PETER RAYMOND MICHELE I. TAYLOR TASSINARI LINDA PATRICIA TERZI JEANNE TOLOMEO 6'Gunnery,' Scene of Class Banquet JEANNE TOLOMEO . . . 573 Westfield St. . . . College . . . Sr. Pro Merito . . . Spanish Club . . . F.T.A. Sec., Nat'l. Hon. Soc., Library Club, Daisy Chain, Choir, Soph. Exec. Comm., Mock Prom Comm., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Drama Club. JOYCE TOMPKINS . . . 58 Woodmont St. . . . Joyce . . . General . . . SANDRA TOUCH- ETTE . . . 57 Connecticut Ave .... Toot . . . Business . . . J.V. 8z Vars. Cheerleader, Drama Club, Terrier Talents, Chorus, Off. Messenger, Pep Club, Alt. H.R. Rep., Gym Show, Grad. Usherette. JAMES TRACY . . . l08 Pine St. . . . Jim . . . General . . . Football. RAYMOND TURNER. . . 14 Irving St. . . . Peter Piper. . . Business . . . ROSE MARY TYRKAS . . . 43 Second St .... Ro . . . Business . . . Daisy Chain, H.R. Rep., Tag Day, Pep Club, Gymnastics, G.A.A., Drill Team Co-capt., Leaders Club, Sr. Pro Merito, Nat'l Hon. Soc. SUSAN VALENTI . . . 177 Monastery Ave .... Sue . . . College . . . Art Club, F.T.A., Drama Club, Dais Chain, Stud. Patrol, Tag Day, Natil. Hon. Soc., Pro Merito. ROSA VALENTINO . . . 40 Globe St .... Rose . . . Business . . . Pep Club, Off. Worker, Grad. Usherette. JOHN VEIGHEY . . . 24 Allen St. . . . Jack . . . General. JOYCE A. TOMPKINS SANDRA M. TOUCHETTE JAMES TRACY RAYMOND TURNER ROSE MARY TYRKAS SUSAN ANN VALENTI ROSA VALENTINO JOHN A. VEIGHEY '95 1 P' Y 1- EDMUND JOHN WAGNER MARILYN YOLANDE HUGH EDWARD WATLING WILLIAM BECK WATSON WALSH PAULA AGNES WELCH DOUGLAS P. WELLS JOANNE M. WHEELER LINDA SUSAN WILDER June 12 . . . A Graduation to Remember EDMUND WAGNER . . . 225 Monastery Ave. . . .Rock. . .General. . .Cars, hockey, boats. MARILYN WALSH . . . 153 Chestnut St. . . . College . . . Daisy Chain, Jr.-Sr. Pro Merito, Nat'l. Hon. Soc., F.T.A., Pep Club, Alt. H.R. Banker, Art Club. HUGH WATLING . . . 375 Kings Highway. . . College . . . Grad. Usher, Sr. Pro Merito. WILLIAM WATSON . . . 28 Roseland Ave .... Bill . . . College . . . Band, Terrier Talents. PAULA WELCH . . . 457 Un- ion St .... Smitty . . . General . . . Sewing, Cooking. DOUGLAS WELLS . . . 169 Nelson St. . . . Doug-I. . . College . . . Cars, Swimming. JOANNE W EELER . . . ll Almon Ave. . . . Jo . . . College , . . Stud. Patrol, H.R. Rep., Alt. H.R. Banker, Pe Club, Off. Worker, Terrier Talents. LINDA WILDER . . . 738 Morgan Road . . . Lin . . . Business . . . Bowling, skating, dancing. DOROTHY WILLARD . . . 69 South- worth St .... Dottie . . . General . . . Tennis, Football, reading. CAROL WILLIS . . . 230 Pop- lar Ave .... General . . . Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. Drama Club, Pep Club. 9 DOROTHY MARY CAROL ANN WILLIS WILLARD JOHN R WILSON GENE ELLEN WINTERLE JANICE J. WITEK PAUL FREDERICK WONSEK JOHN WILSON . . . 120 Warren St .... Col- lege . . . Exec. Comm., Stud. Patrol, Vars. Track, Grad. Usher, Sr. Pro Merito, Nat'l. Hon. Soc. GENE WINTERLE . . . 34 Pleasant St. . . . Wint . . . College . . . Stud. Patrol, F.T.A., Alt. H.R. Rep., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Tag Day, Pep Club, Ski Club. JANICE WITEK . . . 0 Ha- thorn Ave .... Jay Wee . . . Business . . . Ski Club, Pep Club, G.A.A., Terrier Talents, Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm. PAUL WONSEK . . . l5l Sibley Ave. . . . College . . . Drama Club, J.V. Basket- ball, Grad. Usher . . . DONALD WOOD . . . 204 Morton St .... Donny . . . General . . . Cross-Country. THELMA WOOD . . . l268 Riv- erdale Rd .... General . . . Transfer stud. KAR- EN WOOLIVER . . . 231 Morton St .... Col- lege F.T.A., Gymnastics, G.A.A., Grad. Usherette. KARL WOZNIAK . . . 707 Piper Rd. . . . Woz . . . College . . . Stud. Patrol, Drama Club, J.V. 85 Vars. Hockey Mgr., Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm., Grad. Usher. MARIAN YOUNG . . . 99 Amostown Rd .... Marian . . . College . . . Choir, Chorus, Drama Club, Pep Club, G.A.A. RAYMOND ZUKOWSKI . . . 525 Dewey St. . . . General . . . Hunting, fishing. KARL FREDERICK RAYMOND EDWARD KAREN L WOOLIVER WOZNIAK MARIAN LYNETTE YOUNG ZUKOWSKI And. JOHN BREGOLI . . . 79 Day St .... General NATALIE MESIC . . . 21 Elm Ave. . . . Nat . . . Auto mechanics. GERALD FRANCIS . . . General. . . G.A.A. RICHARD FRANCIS CULLISON . . . 55 Bliss St. . . . Jerry . . . ONDRAS. . .40 East School St. . . .Rick. . General . . . Bowling. ROBERT JAMES GUEV- General . . . Cars. RICHARD HENRY REMIL IN . . . 50 Garden St .... Bob . . . General LARD . . . 43 Kelso Ave. . . . Stick . . . . . Auto mechanics. RICHARD GUNDER- Business. DONALD SALTMARSH . . . 73 Ely SON . . . 149 Butternut Hollow . . . Rich . . . Ave. . . . Don . . . Colle e. EDWARD L College . . . Gymnastics. CRAIG RICHARD SCHULTSKI. . .404 River St. . . .Daniel. . LACHAPELLE . . . 97 Havenhurst . . . College General. JAMES R. SCOTT . . . l6l Birch Park . . . Concert Choir. DAVID PAUL LETENDRE Cir. . . . Jim . . . General. GREGORY . . . 32 Alderbrook Lane . . . Dave . . . College WAYNE SICKLER . . . 54 Wayside Ave. . . . . . Scuba diving, hunting, water skiing. Pete . . . General. NMSQT and American Legion Winners Several members of the Class of 1966 were honored for their outstanding scores in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test, which requred proficiency in English, social studies, natu- ral science and mathematics. One student was named a semi- Chosen on the basis of class stand- ing, extracurricular activities, and leadership, Robert Nowlan, Kath- leen Brucatti, Stephen Delaney, and Michael Brady represented West Side at Massachusetts Boys' and Girls, State. Under the sponsor- ship of the American Legion the delegates spent a week studying the operation of state and national governments, the boys at the Uni- versity of Massachusetts and Kathy at Bridgewater State College. finalist, while the others received letters of commendation. FRONT ROW: Jacquelyn Compton, Susan Howard, Barbara Panda, and Kathleen Brucatti, semi-finalist. BA CK ROW: Rob- ert Nowlan, Richard Cummings, Gary Kohl. and David Sharry. t l Senior Moments . Student Council President John Berrett escorts to the podium at an assembly in December. CPicture courtesy of Springfield U.S. Senator Edward M. Kennedy, who spoke to West Siders Republican Roto - P. M. Lamagnaj. 3? 3 E 3 .if i 5 5 fm Carolyn Cordonnier and Bob Nowlan win Elks Youth Leadership Contest. Barbara Packard receives college acceptance. 61 Class Selects Most Likebl to Succeed Rosemary Del Negro John Berrett Best Looking Frank Fila Linda Stephens Mr. Senior Class Robert Nowlan Most Mischievous E. Daniel Haywood Marcia Chandler Class Athletes: Douglas Powling, Priscilla Tardibuono. 62 . . Standouts Class Couple Roland Beaudet Rosemary Ruggeri Miss Senior Class Carolyn Cordonnier Class Talents Paul Wonsek Jacquelyn Compton Friendliest Paul Petell Cynthia Small Best Dressed: Carol Alevras, Stephen Delaney. 63 The Junior Class Academic matters were a chief concern of the juniors early in the year as they looked to the future by taking PSAT,s and applying for NMSQT Scholarships. On the social side, the Class of '67 expressed their individuality by choosing the Shaker Farms Country Club as the scene of the Junior-Senior Prom held on May 20. As far back as can be remembered, the prom has been held in the school gymnasium. In another break with tradition, the juniors chose round college-style class rings in contrast to the square rings ofthe seniors. In March HThe Bishop's Candlesticksi' was presented as the class play. Mrs. Alice Cowing acted as adviser to the juniors. Alan Elzerman heads his class as president for the second year. IUNIOR-SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE. SEA TED: Dan Newberry, Lynn Carpenter, Jacqueline Smith. STA NDING: Carol DiStefano, Dena Sartori, David Tesini, Veronica Hayes, Gertrude McDonald. Assuming an executive pose is vice-president David Tesini. S'Don,t rush me Alan, I'll figure these notes out, says secretary Veroni- ca Hayes. -fa7:5:aE2EisiQf?E.i f 'H' V ---WM . - T . mf ' ' W' . . Marianne may have seemed to be a shy girl in the eyes of her classmates, but her quiet and pleasant manner gained her many friends. Combining academic and co-curricular activi- ties successfully, Marianne often achieved honor grades while taking part in school organizations such as the Drama Club, having appeared in the club,s production of Pygmalion. She has been missed since her untimely death in an auto accident, September 24, 1965. A Q , s ,- he rl ll K ma, iw... Depositing money in the class treasury is the pleasant re- sponsibility of Dorothy Dickerson. JUNIOR CLASS EXECU- TIVE COMMITTEE. SEAT- ED: Robert Dutkiewicz, Linda Dutkiewicz, David Tesini, Ger- trude McDonald. STANDING: Richard Harrigan, Linda Dan- off, Paula Allard, Lynn Car- penter, Dennis O'Connor. AB- SENT: Roy Dudley, Linda Tassinari, Carol DiStefano, Janice Pratte. Marianne Pryzbyla 65 Juniors Select Round Rings Room 4, FRONT ROW: F. Cavaliero, A. Breveglieri, S Casineau, J. Burgoyne, D Brick, N. Brown, D. Bryant D. Chiarini. MIDDLE ROWi Mrs. Smith, S. Cavaliero, J Christensen, M. Callahan, D Brown, J. Brozosky, K..Brown C. Carey, L. Carpenter, J. Ca: taldo, C. Cassella, M. Brydan. BACK ROW: R. Browne, M Caney, G. Brooker, D. Brackett, D. Budzynkiewicz, J. Brady, C. Brackett, M. Cava- naugh, R. Chapin, S. Bushey, K. Brett, T. Bulewick, J. Ca- tanzariti. Room 3, FRONT ROW: F Alexander, J. Bishop:-ic, G Bednarski, J. Beggetta, G. Ani drews, S. Berti, M. Bilesimo, N. Bonini, S. Avonti. MIDDLE ROW: S. Antoine, F. Boire, R. Borelli, E. Bodley, K. Blanchard, L. Aldrich, L. Boshart, C. Bernadicius, B. Bardsley, D. Auclair, P. Al- lard, Miss Clark. BA CK ROW: J. Booking, J. Balestri S. Andre, A. Adams, B. Boire, A. Beaumier, R. Blanchard, St. Atwater, M. Anable, P. Baru- faldi, S. Andringa, J. Booking E. Bird. s s Room 5, FRONT ROW: K. Clark, J. Clark, D. Cook, M. Coons, K. Christian, J. Curto, P. Curran, L. Creran, D. De- Phillips. MIDDLE ROW: M, Cordi, M. Corley, J. Cotton, E. Daniels, B. Dascanio, L. Da- gradi, D. DeChristopher, L. Danoff, N. Connell, B. Cre- gan, Miss Kelliher. BACK R0 W' J. Crowley, J. Cunning- ham, J. Cotterill, F. Creeden, J. Consiglio, M. Couhig, P Ciejek, J. Cosgrove, W. Coons, P. Connors, K. Cizek, J. De- Marco, K. Curran. c4Kismet May 20 Prom Theme Room 7, FRONT ROW: C. Fabbri, D. Dickerson, S. Du- mas, J. Ferranti, C. Di Ste- fano, C. Fenton, M. Dupuis, N. Farnsworth, D. Dudek, G. En- gle, L. Edwards. MIDDLE ROW: G. Duffy, A. DeVoie, C. Dumas, A. Doe, L. Dut- kiewicz, S. Desorcy, D. Douthwright, J. Ezold. T. Fal- lon, Mr. Quigley. BA CK ROW: R. Dickson, J. Donaru- ma, J. Dombkowski, R. Dud- ley, L. DesForges, R. Dut- kiewicz, G. DeVito, R. Dugas, A. Elzerman, R. Fairley, R. Donoghue, R. Dorazio, L. Di- Stefano. Room ll, FRONT ROW: E. Johnson, E. Kirby, V. Hayes, J. Katsounakis, E. Hebert, M. Kennedy, L. Hutchinson, B. Koerner, K. Karvonen. MIDDLE ROW: R. House, S King, J. Johnson, S. Klauber P. Hanna, T. Haluch, J. Hall P. LaBranche, G. Kennedy, Mr. Ferraro. BA CK ROW: R. Kozak, E. Hills, E. Heim, W Hitchcock, T. Hartford, J Hanchett, G. Howe, R. Hamil- ton, R. Harrigan, P. Kawie, C Jacobson. Room 9, FRONT ROW: B. Galary, R. Fontaine, K. Fiori- ni, S. Galus, D. Fiorini, C. Granger, L. Guimond, N. Fer- raro, C. Ferrara, D. Fila. MIDDLE ROW: M. Goyette, S. Gagnon, A. Garvey, M. Goller, D. Fitzgerald, M. Gaydos, D. Foley, J. Field, L. Galus, A. Gilmour, L. Fortin, Mr. Johnston. BACK ROW: L. Goss, K. Graves, D. Garri- ty, M. Giusto, D. Gilmour, J. Fraczek, C. Garen, S. Grole- mund, P. Fillion, W. Frech, E. Habib, N. Finlayson, D. Fo- ley. Room 12, FRONT ROW: M. Loftus, C. LaMountain, C. Mc- Curdy, L. Marquis, L. Mason, S. Lowman, T. McDonald, M. McCabe, J. Larivee. MIDDLE ROW: L. Magagnoli, V. Mala- guti, K. Leigner, L. McCarthy, J. Lesik, J. Latino, T. Mana- rite, R. LaPan, Mrs. Donnelly. BACK ROW: J. Larrivee, D. Larson, D. La Plante, S. Mar- tin, R. Loudfoot, Kevin Man- ning, J. Lane, D. Mangini, A. Lombardi, R. Longley, E. Ly- saght, B. LeFebvre, J. Mancini. Top Girls Serve on Daisy Chain Room 23, FRONT ROW: J. Polley, J. Rainville, J. Pratte, J. Rickus, M. Parelli, D. Pappas, D. Pupek, C. Richburg, C. Provost, G. Porter, D. Pirnie. MIDDLE ROW: K. Parent, C. Quist, C. Powling, S. Paige, D. Pederzani, E. Papianou, K. Pollard, H. Phelps. BA CK ROW: Mrs. Lenahan, J. Pla- tenik, D. Ouimet, G. Powell, W. Rivers, D. Peterson, P. Pel- tier, J. Pasko, G. Prescott, R. Pevlin J. Polumbo, R. Pajak. Room 13, FRONT ROW: K. Morrissey, J. Modlish, E. Mitchell, R. O'Connell, M. Melbourne, C. Metcalf, D. Nutter, E. O,Brien, S. Mitchell, Kieren Okolita, Ka- thy Okolita. MIDDLE RO W' S. McMahon, M. Melaney, W. Minor, D. O'Conn0r, D. Mor- an, J. Montagna, R. Moore, P. Melchiori, J. Morrissey, E. Nolmy, B. O'Neill. BACK ROW: T. Moylan, D. Nuttall, R. Morrissey, J. Murphy, G. Moriarty, M. Murphy, D. Merriman, D. Newberry, P. O'- Dea, C. McGurk, D. Moylan, M. Miles. 'f ,Y .f lil:-..., - Room 28, FRONT ROW: M. Rockwell, G. Schmidt, M. St. Jean, M. Savaria, L. Senez, A. Savenko, E. Savas, A. Roy, S. Romaniak, R. Rossetti. MIDDLE ROW: G. Shannon, E. Senez, R. Ryan, M. Rogers, L. Serra, R. Rossi, D. Sartori, C. Rousseau, D. Samol, R. Rosa. BACK ROW: T. Ro- kosz, G. Sargent, J. Saltmarsh, W. Roy, D. Romano, P. Ross, V. Schermerhorn, R. Rushby, J. Sharry, J. Rose, R. Schol- craft, Mr. Daggett. Boys Chosen To Assist as Ushers Room 30, FRONT ROW: M. Sheldon, L. Tallman, T. Ste- venson, R. Stevenson, E. Shaw, S. Steinmetz, M. Sussman, V. Siciliano, S. Swellie, L. Tassin- ari. MIDDLE ROW: G. Smith, W. Steinmetz, J. Thom- son, M. Spooner, R. Snel- grove, J. Smith, K. Shea, R. Simone, D. Tesini, K. Shields. BACK ROW: S. Starsiak, S. Stefanowich, R. Theriaque, A. Smith, C. Stott, B. Theriaque, M. Tenczar, S. Szafran, G Thomas, R. Stevenson, A. Stadnicki, Mr. King. mm- . A .. rg, Room 35, FRONT ROW: G. Whitaker, J. Toriani, M. Vershon, K. Ware, C. Wood, M. Ware, N. Townsend, K. VanLoan, M. Wands, M. Vo- gel. MIDDLE ROW: K. Ziel- inski, S. Zielinski, R. Williams, I. Zukowski, A. Zyla, C. Wil- ska, C. Torre, J. Vance, R. Wood, J. Watling. BACK ROW: R. Zombik, G. Zepko, E. Veto, S. Whitney, J. Yiznitsky, P. Vallee. J. Viecel- li, J. Zagula, R. Young, C. Weaver, T. Urban, Mr, Koz- loski. School Life a Blend of Experiences Underclassmen have a long four-minute walk between classes. Hugh Watling finds the solitude of the library an Juniors show pride in their college-type class rings. ideal atmosphere in which to work. Peter Tassinarils studiousness contrasts with Elaine Wood's pleasure in a test grade. Lost in thought aptly describes Sally Duda. 70 N'-wt. Class ofticers include fLEFTj president David Ziernba. who tries his hand on the round puz- MOCK PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN. FRONT ROW' E. Nasti, E. McClure, N. Wood, J. DiRoma. BACK ROW: R. Fish, M. Valentino, D. Ziemba. ABSENT: D. Dupre and V. Ryll. zle set up in the guidance areag IABO VEQ trea- surer Donald DelBuonog and KRIGHTQ vice- president Robert Fish. The Sophomore Class Entering the high school in September, 427 strong, the sophomores, led by adviser Milton Laufer, conducted a card sale as their first class endeavor. The sale was a success, adding a profit of S600 to the class treasury. HArsenic and Old Lacew was presented in the inter-class play festival by the Class of 1968. Finally, following tradition, the Mock Prom was held on March 19. The theme of the prom, planned bg committees under the direction of chairman avid Ziemba, was '6Bali Hai? As secretary, Marie Valentino is the only dis- taff officer of the sophomore class. , ar SOPHOMORE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. SEATED: Eric Wilska, Donna Demerski, Vesta Adams, Kathleen Kasip. STANDING: Daniel Dupre, Robert Fish, David Ziemba, Victor Ryll, Donald DelBuono. 427 Sophomores Welcomed to Senior High Room 17, FRONT ROW: C. Boucher, N. Bisiniere, C. Chaderjian, S. Brennan, L. Brown, H. Case, P. Brennan, E. Caranicolas, E. Bonfitto SECOND ROW: K. Burke, C Caney, P. Booking, L. Char- bonneau, M. Caplisld, C. Boz- enhard. B. Butler, S. Caney M. Cerrone. THIRD ROW: Miss Bailey, E. Carter, J. Cal- lahan, J. Brucatti, R. Bourke, R. Brown, M. Boire, R. Brule, J. Boucher. BACK ROW: D. Byres, B. Black, T. Boido, J. Casineau, R. Bushior, N. Burns, J. Bobrowski, P. Buck, P. Briancesco, R. Campurci- ani. s Room 14, FRONT ROW: M. Benoit, D. Alouise, M. Ben- jamin, D. Baer, L. Bennett, P. Aseltine, S. Anderson, V. Aiel- lo, L. Bertrand. SECOND ROW: B. Bardsley, L. Balin, S. Arnold, C. Beaudry. L. Bab- cock, D. Allard, V. Adams, L. Asselin. THIRD ROW: D. Barker, D. Adams, J. Ashe, S. Adams, D. Agnos, J. Berrelli, W. Beaudry. FOURTH ROW: G. Alevras, J. Albee, D. Beau- mier, P. Bessette, A. Auclair. BACK ROW: L. Bisiniere, S. Bennett, R. Bernard, S. Barto, P. Argiro, E. Basile, Mr. Ferri- ter. Room 20, FRONT ROW: C. Clulf, C. Childs, S. Coons, J. Condon, J. Courtney, K. De- Gray, D. Compton, C. Coul- son. SECOND ROW: K. Cummings, K. Crum, L. Clark, D. Demerski, P. Colton, P. DeRaleau, E. Demers, L. Dalto, Mrs. Ogilvie. THIRD ROW: E. Denehy, R. Cowles, A. Day, A. Clark, K. Coombs, J. Demas, A. Costa. F. De- Christopher. BA CK ROW: R. Cleveland. D. DelBuono, H. Courtney, L. Daniels, R. Coons, P. Dassatti, J. Clark, J. Cross. Zieniba anied President of Class Room 21, FRONT ROW: B. Dunham, D. Edwards, C. Dooley, P. Donoghue, G. De- Veuve, C. Evans. J. DiRoma'. S. Fellows, D. DiStefano. SECOND ROW: B. Dudley, J. Douthwright, L. Faust, E. Doody, K. Dziedzic, L. Dona- tini, D. DiSisto, L. Edwards, L. Edwards. THIRD ROW: R. Dudley, J. Ferraro, M. Di- neen, S. Desorcy. E. Fabbri, L. Dukette, T. Deren. D. Dupre. BACK ROW: D. Devins, P. Fanelli, J. Dunham, J. Dupuis, J. Dunn, L. Detz, Mrs. Helen Cowing. Room 27, FRONT ROW: N. Hutchinson, E. Kaboray, N. Heal, C. Jackson, K. Hutchin- son. J. Kendzierski, P. Ives, C. Kaminski, D. Kiniry. L. Kel- ley. D. Heseltine, P. Hegeman. MIDDLE ROW: J. Hrapek, J. Kaboray, C. Librera, P. Hege- dus, D. Heywood, T. Herlihy, J. Johnson. R. Holymann, D. House. W. Hraba, W. John- son, R. Hosley. BACK ROW: G. Johnson, K. Kasip. S. Ken- nedy, L. Johnson. G. Ka- nowski, P. Johnson, T. Kenne- dy, C. Kelso, T. Hosmer, T. James, W. Kelly. Miss While. Room 24, FRONT ROW: I. Field, J. Haskins, D. Grabow- ski, G. Flint, D. Galgano, J Hall, C. Griggs, J. Galus MIDDLE ROW: S. Goyette J. Gundersen. L. Foley, C Gregory, V. Graefius, M Galoni, R. Hall, P. Galaska A. Garvey. BACK ROW: S Griiiin, L. Greene, E. Goslow G. Harris. R. Gravel, R. Fish V. Guiel, J. Ferraro, M. Gom bar. M. Hanscom. G. Ham berg, F. Ferreira, Mr. Phair. 1 a Room 32, FRONT ROW: R. McMahon, M. McNulty, D. Merola, E. McClure, L. Mucha, M. Moore , S. Mitchell, V. McCurdy, N. Mc- Carthy, D. Medlock. MIDDLE ROW: B. McCar- thy, D. Musante, J. McDon- ald, W. McCarthy, G. Mazza, J. Metcalf, J. Michalek, M. Mc- Cullough, J. Most, D. Morgan. BACK ROW: K. McCarthy, R. Morin, L. Marino, M. Mc- Cullah, T. Murray, S. Morin, J. Marvici, D. Marvici, Miss Lemieux. Room 31, FRONT ROW: C Manarite, M. Lewis, C. LaPan S. Loopley, K. Losacano. Znd ROW: E. Lyman, R. Lodi, S. Letendre, K. Long, K. Lam- boussey, L. LaFleur, S. La- Fleche, K. Kypridakes, P. Line, J. Lally. 3rd ROW: A. Lovotti, R. Maloni, L. Lapin- ski, B. Lague, A. Landry, R. Lessard, E. Lesiak, W. Klein. BACK ROW: C. Maak, R. Malaguti, S. Mackecknie, W. Magni, R. Lewonchuk, E. Ku- lig, K. Knudsen, B. LaPalme, F. Kringle, R. Lamagna. c'Bali Ha'i l Room 33, FRONT ROW: J. Piclcreign, A. Page, M. Peran- toni, D. Plumador, S. O'Brien, E. Nash, E. Parent, D. Peter- son, E. Nasti, C. Piquette, R. Paine. MIDDLE ROW: W. Piela, R. Pardee, D. O,Con- nell, R. Parent, A. Multi, D. Nickerson, M. Newbrough, G. Nye. R. Pederson. BACK ROW: M. Platenik, R. Poloski, W. O'Brien, P. Nowak, M. Parrott, L. Perkins, P. Pappas, D. Nickerson, J. O'Brien, R. Noonan, Mr. Malachowski. Room 34, FRONT ROW: M. Sarkis, L. Schutt, C. Ramsdell, L. Rossmeisl, M. Savaria, E. Prentice, L. Pugliano, E. Schlatka, K. Rushby, D. Schiavina. MIDDLE ROW: J. Schortmann, S. Ruesch, T. Schumacher, L. Robertson, V. Sattler, V. Sattler, M. Putnam, M. Ryan, E. Sawyer, D. Ross D. Redman, L. Schubach BACK RO W: Mr. Houde, M Scanlon, D. Romano, R. Ruel V. Ryll, J. Savoy, T. Reilly, P Scevola, R. Rulnick. T. Rush, W. Rogalski, K. Racicot, L. Ruelle, M. Provost, J. Sady. e 1 Mock Prom Theme Band Room, FRONT ROW: C. Tucker. M. Valentino, C. Valentino, A. Wooliver, N. Wood, S. Uhl, H. Wright, D. Wilson, S. Wright. BA CK ROW: Miss Brown, K. Zabek, D. Urbinati, D. Trudell, C. Wilder, C. Zenisky, S. Zarecki, E. Wilska, A. VanDerLeeden, Miss Riggs. I Stage Craft, FRONT ROW: J. Slade, A. Tovet, B. Tierney. L. Tolomeo, L. Staryos, E. Thompson, M. Shean. MIDDLE ROW: R. Storozuk, J. Sheldon, J. Seraiini, K. Smith, M. Thomas, G. Theilig, S. Sickler, J. Szalicki, G. Sli- woski, C. Skop, N. Stedman BACK ROW: Mr. Springett D. Serra, J. Stefano, E. Stein- mez, C. Thiem, G. Tratiak, R Senez, D. Sullivan, E. Shibley Social Growth Through ACTIVITIES November 10 Veterans' Day Assembly 12 West Side - Agawam Rally 13 West Side - Agawam game 23 First Report cards 25 Thanksgiving game with Tech 29 V.F.W. Speaking Contest 29 Opening of Cafeteria December 4 CEEB ll 85 l2 Diary 0fAnne Frank 13 First League Hockey game 15 Senator Edward M. Kennedy Assembly l7 First Basketball Game 17 85 l8 Christmas Basketball Festival 23 Drama Club Banquet January 4 FTA host to Agawam 5 DAR elections p e r Se t mbe 8 CEEB 8 First day of school 22 85 23 Pops Concert 13 First soccer game 22,24 Student Council assemblies 25 First Football game 30 Student Council elections October l Arrival of Junior Class rings 8 First Pep Rally 12 California Test of Mental Maturity 23 PSAT 28 PTA Open House .i IES.. ,lr at 7 N' P 1 1 February 8 Second Report cards 16 Major Andrew Casey Assembly 25 As Schools Match Wits March 1 NHS-Lions Club Banquet 3 Faculty basketball game 4 As Schools Match Wits 4 8L 5 Faculty Frolics 5 CEEB 7 Hockey Tournament 10 lnter-Class Play Competition 11 Gym Show 12 NMSQT 19 Mock Prom 31 Science Fair 79 April 1 Science Fair 1 A.1.C. Model Congress 2 FTA Convention in Natick 14 First Baseball game 16 N.E. Drama Festival 16 Harvard-Radcliife Model U.N. 26 Third Report Cards 29 8L 30 Fiorello May June 7 CEEB 13 New Rochelle Model Congress 19 Valley League Track Meet at West Side 20 Senior Slop Day 20 Junior-Senior Prom 4 State Track Meet in Boston 9 Class Day 9 Class Banquet 12 Graduation 17 Last day of school for underclassmen 1 Ti l I Student Partrol members Dan Howie and Sue Mozden keep traffic liowing between classes. Dominic Longo finds the Student Store a congenial place to visit. Student Council uns Many Activities STUDENT PATROL. FRONT ROW' N. Kapinos, M. Taylor, C. Cordonnier, K Cummings J Berrett M Brady ca t J. . , . , . , p .g Compton, J. Styckiewicz, T. Pupek, J. Drewiany, J. Wheeler K. Brucatti. SECOND ROW' R. DelNegr0, D. Witek, D. Kingj G. Winterle, S. Mozden, L. Beebe, J. Guiel, C. Stadnicki J. Gravel, N. Spaulding, A. Quinn, B. Panda, S. Valenti, B. Les- iak, L. Slepchuk, D. Phillips. THIRD ROW' S. Delaney, P. Pe tell, T. Dickson, W. Crowley, J. Geren, R. Gamelli, D. Howle F. Fila, D. Rockwell, K. Wozniak, G. Shields, A. Cassella, J Wilson, R. Anschutz, D. Marble. FOURTH ROW' P. Bardwell S. Okolita, R. Gurney. 1 The paper back book section is a popular corner in the store. Refreshments are sold by Council members during basketball games. STUDENT STORE WOR- KERS. FRONT ROW' J. Di- Roma, R. Del Negro, C. Danolf, K. Cummings, K Brucatti, P. Petell, D. Longo. SECOND ROW: J. Lally, M. Delaney, E. Garvey, J. Desco teaux, P. Ivers, T. Dickson, R. Nowlan, J. Geren, Crowley. Student Store Moves, Expands Bringing a closer link between students and administration, the Student Council serves as the means for the students to voice their opinions on matters that concern the entire school. Directed by William Wyman of the history faculty, the e ected members of the group made a large contribution to the school by sponsoring a dance on February ll and the musical, Fiore - 10, which was produced by the Music Depart- ment and Drama Club. Proceeds from these events, combined with profits from Student Store receipts, are being used to furnish scholarships for seniors. Council officers also lead the proce- dures of the Student Court and Student Patrol. Business teacher Theodore Springett has been named adviser to the Student Store, which is op- erating in new and expanded quarters. STUDENT COUNCIL. FRONT ROW: E. Gar- vey, M. Dooley, S. Ar- nold, C. Cordonnier, M. Brady, J. Berrett, J. Compton, J. DiRoma, E. Hebert, M. Galloni. SECOND ROW: G. Howe, B. Lefebvre, S. Delaney, R. Rosa, K. Cummings, E. Mitchell, L. Creran, P. Johnson, E. Schlatka, T. Berrett, W. Eckart, T. Dickson, G. Harris. Honor Societies Become Goal Jeanne Tolomeo, Richard Cu mmings, David Sharry and James Geren listen to a talk on the ideals ofthe Society - leadership, scholarship, character and service. Achieving top honors in academics through the example they present in leadership, scholarship, character, and service are the members of the National Honor Society. Under the direction of adviser Lindzay Varnam, the group inducted eight seniors in November to bo ster the mem- bership to 35. The club was further increased in size by the induction of juniors in February. An innovation to the societyis program was a Na- tional Honor Society Convention, held at Long- meadow High School, which was attended by the club's oliicers and several other members of the group. Higjhlights of the program were group dis- cussions a out the purpose of the NHS and talks by guest speakers. S NHS President Tom Dickson addresses new members at the November induction. i l l . ........... NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. FRONT ROW' J. Tolomeo, Walsh, D. Sharry, T. Pupek, S. Mozden, C. Cordonnier, B. R. Tyrkas, A. Quinn, J. Drewiany, T. Dickson, J. Compton, C. Panda, S. Howard, M. Dooley, K. Diamond, E. Garvey, A. Stadnicki. K. Ceckowski, K. Brucatti, P. Drewski. MIDDLE Martel, B. Lesiak. BACK ROW' Mr. Varnam, R. Anschutz, D. ROW: J. Rulnick, R. DelNegro, M. Ware, R. C ' ' ummings, M. Rockwell, W. Crowley, P. Bardwell, J. Geren, J. Wilson. of ncreasing umbers Students maintaining an 85-or-better average in all their subjects are eligible for membership in the Pro Merito Society. Members are entitled to special privileges such as a second set of books and a permanent pass which enables them to use the library facilities of the school during their free periods. Senior members of the society are awarded pins and membership cards. Students in Junior Pro Merito serve as ushers and as members of the Daisy Chain at graduation ceremonies. Ind pal uctee Richard Cummings receives congratulations from Princi- Shields as Janet Drewiany looks on. JUNIOR PRO MERITO FRONT ROW: V. Hayes, L. Dagradi, J. Smith, D. Brick, B. Galary, D. Auclair, S. Galus. SECOND ROW: E. Johnson, B. Dascanio, L. Guimond, M. Goller, T. Urban, R. Dudley, D. Pappas. THIRD ROW: E. Heim, G. Kennedy, G. Zepko, K. Parent, D. O,Connor, A. Elzerman, C. McGurk. FOURTH ROW' M. Miles, P. Ciejek. SENIOR PRO MERITO FRONT ROW' T, Pupek, K. Diamond, C. Cordonnier, E. Garvey, R. Del Negro, M. Walsh, M. Dooley. SECOND ROW: B. Lesiak, C. Stadnicki, J. Compton, K. Brucatti, J. Tolomeo, P. Drewski, S. Val- enti, J. Rulnick, R. Tyrkas. THIRD ROW: W. Crowley, R. Anschutz, B. Panda. S. How- ard. A. Quinn, D. Rockwell, URTH RO W: P. Bardwell, R. Geren, J. Wilson. 83 T. Dickson, R. Nowlan. F0- Cummings, H. Watling, J. LATIONS CLUB SEATED: P. Allard, M ard, M. Rockwell mier, D. Howle, D Morrissey. I.R.C. Attends Harvard Model U. . Students fascinated by the science of mathematics are able to pursue their interest through the activities of the Math Club and the Mathlete team, which competes in the Western Massachusetts High School Mathematics League. Under the direction of adviser Willis Phair, the group visited area companies and schools which employ math in their procedures. Innovations in the program of the International Relations Club were attendance by invitation at the Harvard-Radcliffe Model United Nations in April and at the New Rochelle Model Con- gress in May. With adviser George Johnston the club also participated in the annual A.I.C. Model Congress in April where' they presented a bill, Home rule for Washington, D.C. Preparing to discuss a bill for the Model Congress are KSTAND- INGj D. Brackett, A. Beaumier, and ISEA TEDj M. Savaria, P. Allard, D. Sharry. 84 MATH CLUB. SEATED: L. Balin, K. Brucatti, T. Pupek, B. Panda, A. Goodhirid, sec- retaryg S. Howard, vice- president, W. Crowley, presi- dent, STANDING: S. Okolita, C. McGurk, G. Kohl, R. Gamelli, D. Rockwell, T. Urban, P. Fillion, and Willis Phair, adviser. INTERNATIONAL RE- Savaria, J. Curto, S. How- STANDING: A. Beau- Brackett. Absent: T. Ur- ban, K. Brucatti, J. F.T.A. ollicers, under the di- rection of Mrs. Alice Cowing are responsible for planning and organizing club activities. Shown are Mrs. Cowing, Jeanne Tolomeo, secretary, Jo Ann Styckiewicz, president, and Gail Engle, treasurer. Ab- sent: Carolyn Cordonnier, vice-president. c6Segregation in Schoolsa' Topic of F.T. . FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: FRONT ROW' C Schmidt, E. Strom, L. Staryos, G. Engle, Treas., J. Tolomeo, Sec., J. Styckiewicz, pres., C. Cordonnier, V-pres., C. Small, M. Gubellini, A. Ferguson. SECOND ROW' P. Connors, D. Mor- an, S. Valenti, E. Sawyer, D. Kiniry, K. Dagradi, J. Condon, J. Wands, C. Gregory, C. Evans, J. Kendzierski, L. Tolomeo, D Watson, J. Curto, A. Mutti. THIRD ROW' G. Mazza, L. Mari quis, C. Hegeman, L. Carpenter, S. Mitchell, J. Sheldon, L Boshart, C. Bernadicius, R. Paine, R. Lodi, M. Savaria, J. Gra- vel, S. Dotson, L. Sanczuk, J. Drewiany, B. Bemis, S. Arnold, G. Kanowski, M. McNulty, J. Seratini, H. Phelps, C. Torre. FOURTH ROW' B. Tierney, L. Clark, E. Caranicolas, M. Johnson, G. Winterle, L. Johnson, K. Burice, M. Cerrone, R. Storozuk, P. Parkinson, J. Hubbard, M. Dooley, M. Rockwell, M. Walsh, C. Engle. Besides their regular activities, which included observation by club members of elementary school classes, West Side's Future Teachers of America were host to Agawam in January for a anel discussion of the topic, l'Segregation in choolsf' In March a bake sale was held to raise money for the F .T.A. Convention trip. The group also assisted the community by serving refreshments at various women's organizations, meetings and by giving speeches before town clubs during Education Week . Getting set to begin an IRC meeting with Mr. Johnston are M. Rockwell, P. Allard, D. Sharry, and T. Urban. Art Enriches School Life Mrs. Edith Rice provides inspiration and guidance to the pop- ular and productive Art Club. The Art Club is available for those students in- terested in painting, sketching, sculpting, and other artistic pursuits. The group meets on Fri- days in the art room Where they may work on class or individual projects. Club officers are Jeanne Descoteaux, president, Jackie Smith, vice-president, and Rose Lenahan, secretary and treasurer. Obviously intent on her work is art student Dorene Gagnon. ART CLUB. FRONT ROW: R. Bobskill, D. Gagnon, J. Cun ningham, M. Cordi, D. Wilson, R. Lenahan, J. Descoteaux, J. Smith. SECOND ROW: V. Malaguti, R. Lynch, M. Lauzon, L. Terzi, L. Tassinari, C. Schmidt, R. Wells, R. Fontaine, D Cook. THIRD ROW: J. Mongeau, L. Magagnoli, K. Ferriter. L. Sanczuk, J. Gagnon, A. Sattler. BACK ROW: M. Sheldon, M. Rockwell, S. Valenti, J. Hubbard, M. Sussman, V. Sicilia- no, R. Lodi, J. Morrissey, B. Cregan. 86 Journalism Class Edits Terrier 966 The staff of Terrier 466 learns and practices journalistic techniques in the production of West Side's yearbook. The class, under the direction of Mrs. Celeste Loughman, writes news stories, fea- tures and editorials. Skills are also put to use in A writing the Spotlight on Youthn and Hi Notes J columns for local newspapers and the supple- ' ment to the yearbook. Yearbook adviser Mrs. Celeste Loughman and Jo Ann Styckiewicz enjoy a rare light moment in the yearbook rush. l YEARBOOK STAFF, FRONT ROW: S. Galus, B. Packard, W. Crowley, L. Brocka, D. Lopes, S. Roy. BA CK ROW: P. Allard, J. Styckiewicz, D. Sartori, J. Toriani, S. Romaniak, B. Winchell, S. Metcalf, Mrs. Celeste Loughrnan. Absent: K. Ware, A. Nye, K. Christensen, K. Ceckowski. Deadline emotions are ex- pressed by KSEA TEDj S. Galus, J. Styckiewicz. K. Ware. and KSTANDING fac- ing cameraj P. Allard. M Y 87 David Douthwright, Nancy Spaulding, Paul Wonsek and Larry Cupidi look appre- hensive as they start a new life, hidden in the loft above the factory. Drama, Music Groups Jackie Compton, as Anne Frank. is shown during a poignant moment in the play. Jackie Compton is the frightened observer of an argument between Nancy Spauld- ing and David Douthwright. DRAMA CLUB. FRONT ROW- R. Page, E. Mitchell, C. Hegeman C Cordonnier N Spauldin E Hebert J Curto J. , - i - 8, - , - 1 Drewiany, F. Pellegrino, J. Gravel, J. Guiel, L, Brocka, L Sanczuk, S. Roy, J. Ferranti, A. Russo, N. Kapinos, J Douthwright, J. Seraiini, F. Murray. SECOND ROW' D King, R. Fontaine, E. Garvey, S. Mozden, K. Kendall, K. Earl Dascanio, P. Ivers, J. Compton, J. Lally, A. Szafran, J. Sheldon, ney, J. Hubbard, M. Savaria, D. Newberry, P. Parkinson, B L. Stevens, C. Baiardi, M. Malone, S. Arnold, C. Johnson THIRD ROW: R. Dutkiewicz, C. McGurk, R. Simone, W Eckart, R. Rosa, D. Tesini, R. Dudley, J. Henry, L. Cupidi, G Shields, L. DiStefano, T. Lefebvre, T. Roberts. BA CK ROW R. Harrigan, L. Hegeman, D. Douthwright, P. Wonsek, K Wozniak. C. Grammaticas, G, Kennedy. M. Platenik, D O,Connor. Produce F iorello On December 10 and ll, The Dairy af Anne Frank directed b Miss Mar lou Carroll, opened , Y Y the Drama Club season. The inter-class play festi- val resented on March ll featured productions by t e senior, junior, and sophomore classes. The highlight of the club,s program was the presenta- tion of the musical Fiore I0 in cooperation with the Music Department and the Student Council. During the Christmas season the Choir and Chorus, directed by Charles Garner, performed at the First Congregational Church and the Ro- tary Club in West Springfield and at the nativity scene in S ringfield. During the school Christmas concert, arie Brassard, Fortura Pelle rino, and Craig LaChapelle sang an original fol compos- ition by Tom Medlock, a junior. Later perfor- mances of the choir and chorus included the spring concert and graduation. v l Ronald Bushior, Marie Day and Mr. Garner discuss the musical selections for their next concert. CONCERT CHOIR FRONT ROW: J. Wands, L. Balin, E. Johnson, D. House, R. Bushi- Of, A, Clark, C, Bozenhard, J. Morris. MIDDLE ROW: D. DiStefano, L. Degradi, J. Johnson, L. Serra, D. Follett, M. Day, E. Drake, W. Hebert, D. Tesini, M. Valentino, T. Pellegrino, M. Brassard. BACK ROW' M. Young, R. Borelli, M. Spooner, P. Peltier, G. Mazza, P. Pelell, G. Simp- son, C. LaChapelle, T. Tardi- buono. L. Freyenhagen, J. l Tolomeo, L. Clark. Lamboussey, E. Bonfilto, S Dotson. BACK ROW: F Boire, E. Bodley, J. Wesson K. Vershon, E. Thompson, C Jackson, B. Tierney. 89 CHORUS FRONT ROW: F. Alexander, L. Danoif, M. Be- noit, L. Tolomeo, J. Kendzier- ski, C. Beaudry, L. Edwards, S. O'Neill, E. Sawyer. MID- DLE ROW: E. Sheridan, D. Pederzani, J. Seralini, K. Crum, P. Brennan, J. Hall, K. Band Performances Include Student conductors at the annual Pops Con- cert, held January 21 and 22, were David Marble and Kevin Cornell. Funds raised from this event, as well as money obtained through a candy sale and a paper drive, financed the bandls spring trip. Other performances for Director Donald Abbe and his group included football games, Gover- nors, Night and parade at Eastern States Exposi- tion, and parades for Columbus Day, Veterans, Day, St. Patrick's Day and Memorial Day. Un- derclass members also played at Class Day and Graduation. Sue Mozden and Alan Elzerman perform during half-time at Tech game. 90 'Q 5 '61 Games, Parades, E Mr. Abbe receives audience applause at the Pops Concert. WSHS Band, FRONT ROW: S. King, P. Ciejek, M. Ryan, E. Parent, J. Sheldon, D. Watson, K. Graves, R. Snelgrove, L. Carpenter, S. Mozden. J. Gravel, G. Hamberg, S. Mitchell, L. Gregitis, K. Franks. SECOND ROW.' G. Schmidt, S. Szafran, R. Gurney, R. Holzmann, C. Annino, J. Lane, C. Gregory, N. Townsend, J. Curto, G. DeVeuve, K. VanLoan, L. Goss, K. Kendall, D. Rockwell, F. Ferriera, M. Rockwell. THIRD ROW: B. LaPalme, G. Kanowksi, Boido, R. Fairley, C. Griggs, L. Dalto, R. Fish, D. Trudell, R. Anschutz, P. Fisher, K. Cornell, P. Parkinson, T. Urban, C. Richburg, D. Brackett, D. Moran, G. Brooker, D. Heywood, R. Suzor, W. Watson, D. Marble, W. King. FOURTH RO W: N. Farnsworth, S. How- ard, S. Dionne, E. Mitchell, K. Kotowicz, L. Babcock, D. Heseltine, C. Robinson, D. Compton, W. Eckhart, J. Compton, C. Zenisky, G. Vermes, R. Williams, R. Hale, S. Starziak, E. Lysaght, G. Hosley, A. House, M. Savaria, J. Abbe, W. Norris,Mr'. Donald Abbe. director, L. Sanczuk, A. Martel, S. Loopley, C. Coulson, C. Evans, J. Douthwright, D. Allard, D. Allard. Absent: G. Harris, A. Elzerman, J. Randall, P. Aseltine, D. Taylor, J. Hall, C. Baiardi, S. Za- recki, L. Centracchio, K. Shea, S. Grolemund, G. Moriarty, K. Knudsen. R. Morin, D. Nickerson, D. Nickerson, G. Zepko. Concerts The band majorettes demonstrate their marching technique at home football games. aff fc, 2 . .X The Pep Band livened spirits at pep rallies. They are R. Hale, E. Lysaght, G. Hos ley. D. Rockwell, F. Ferreira, G. Zepko, K. Cornell, T. Urban. Absent: W Eckart. 91 RED CROSS CLUB. FRONT ROW: R, Kamages, S. Mitchell, L. Mucha, K. De- Gray, J. Metcalf, S. King, V. McCurdy, E. Bodley, M. Bre- goli, L. Willey, D. Musanti, J. O'Brien, R. Fontaine, A. Nye, C. Evans. SECOND ROW: L. Mason, G. Coulson, S. Smith, R. Lenahan, L. Rossmeisl, A. Savenko, J. Modlish, J. Mor- ris, A. Wooliver, G. MacDon- ald, L. Edwards, L. Sanczuk, F. Augustino, C. Moran, E. Johnson, S. Coons. THIRD ROW: R. Tyrkas, M. Ryan, L. Danoff, J. Johnson, L. Boshart, C. Staryos, W. Beau- dry, G. Basile, T. James, D. House, J. Most, R. Bushior, E. Berrett, M. McCullough, A. Sattler, B. Cregan, E. Nash, E. Schultski, D. Demerski, D. Pederzani, C. Fabbri. l Cheer was spread in Springfield Hospital by the Future Nurses of America at a Christmas party, which highlighted the group's activities. The club, under the direction of school nurse Miss Gertrude Bradley, acquaints girls with many aspects of a nursing career. Throughout the year, nurses from area hospitals spoke to the F.N.A. about educational opportunities at their schools. With the guidance of Miss Suzanne Lemieux and Mrs. Joanne Pearson, the Red Cross Club has expanded its activities. Besides helping out at local hospitals, the members held several dances at the Veterans Hospital in Leeds and sent 25 bags of gifts to Viet Nam. They also par- ticipated in the United Fund Drive and attended local inter-high Red Cross meetings and training programs. Students Help thers Marie Coons checks Judy Morris' blood pressure during a practice session in the health room. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA. FRONT ROW: E. Johnson, M. Coons, J. Morris, M. Ryan. BACK ROW: M. Bregoli, P. Allard, D. DeRa- leau, S. Coons, E. Nash, G. Flint. Through Activities KLEFTJ Mary Bregoli and Jim Metcalf practice some first aid on Thomas Fallon. fA B0 VE Q Stuart King and Elizabeth Bodley visual- ize the destination of their gifts to Viet Nam Christmas project. During study and activity periods a group of students performs a service by helping out in the school library. Routine duties, such as arranging displays, keeping shelves in order and checking books in and out, are assigned to members of the Library Club by Head Librarian Miss Vic- toria Swistro, who is assisted by Mrs. Annette Arsenault. LIBRARY CLUB. FRONT ROW: M. Ryan, J. Curto, D. Grabowski, D. House, S. O'Neill, J. Condon, C. A. Tucker. BACK ROW: J. Lam- boussey, J. Tolomeo, L. Gala- ry, S. Coons, R. Hall, M. Coons, E. Nash, A. St. Jean. Head Librarian Miss Victoria Swistro acquaints Barbara Packard with source material for research papers. 93 flice Workers Perform Variet of Tasks gaze 'lx-it 1 .. Rifle amegigsi Guidance workers Susan Dumas and Carol DiStefano check students' schedules in card index prior to delivering messages. Rita Stevenson files career informatio dents may peruse the material. n in the guidance area where stu- l 94 ROW: J. Serafini, S. Metcalf B. Packard, P. Allard, R Storozuk. MIDDLE R0 W.' M. Benoit, C. Dooley, C. Tucker, E. Sawyer, J. Rainville, R. Page. BA CK R0 W' L. Bennett. C. Small, F. Pellegrino. K. Kypridakes. D. Auclair. GUIDANCE WORKERS FRONTROW: A. Wooliver, R. Stevenson, L. Edwards. C. Evans. D. Potter. BACK RO W: L. Dutkiewicz, T. Stevenson. K. Raina, M. Delaney, C, Schmidt. OFFICE WORKERS FRONT DEA Funds Help A.V.A. Expansion Although the new intercom system has elimi- nated some of the leg work required of student office and guidance workers, the importance of these volunteers has not diminished. Working during study periods, they ease the heavy otlice work load by operating the switchboard, deliver- ing messages, and assisting the staff in a variety of clerical procedures. With the help of National Defense Education Act funds the facilities of the Audio Visual Aids Department have been expanded. A.V.A. Club adviser Robert Tharaldson teaches interested club members how to use audio-visual equip- ment and how to assist teachers in the operation of it. iwa gif i it A 4. we' lu W3 5.5 sw as i Vw c I' 4-if 'r v ,NZ 2 A HX- :- w 'SSW il assess V sir, 'i tit ty? if 4 fl2?5?3' lt? sh fhiifg s if if Q, 1225! .335 ff mf 5, ,iw ,ing S lfffavt-gf, ,nil -L e 44,4- :mi Maria Valentino is one of approximately 15 students who operate the switchboard during the school day. 95 AVA Club includes Robert Tharaldson, AVA Coordina- tor, B. Black, R, Bushior, A. Mutti, L. Lapinski, and D. House. Mr. Tharaldson teaches Ron- ald Bushior how to operate a movie projector. Senior Reps Choose Class Pins HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES. FRONT ROW: B. Galary, C. Childs, G. Johnson, L. Creran, J. Wheeler, A. Quinn, P. Aseltine, D. Compton. V. Siciliano, N. Townsend. SECOND ROW: D. Dupre, S. Mozden, R. Bocking, D. Phil- A closer tie-in with the Student Council was made this year as Homeroom Representatives were invited to attend, but not vote at, Council meetings, and to report Council action by read- ing minutes of meetings to their homerooms. Over 700 Student Activity Tickets were sold by the representatives for the 1965-66 school year. Senior homeroom representative Alan Cassella reads the minutes of a Student Council meeting to his homeroom. 96 lips, B. Maak, L. Carpenter, A. Cassella, S, Delaney, K. Parent, J. Murphy. THIRD ROW: A. Aiiiitto, R. Bushior. S. Atwater, G. Kennedy, R. Dutkiewicz, L. Hegernan, J. Geren, J. Salt- marsh, G. Zepko, J. Lefebvre, P. Bourque. Homerooin Bankers Encourage Saving Bankers Charlene Wilska and Gail Whitaker accept weekly savings from Steven Zielinski. The Homeroorn Bankers, elected in their re- spective homerooms, gain practical experience in bookkeeping and accounting by collecting, counting, and depositing the students, savings under the direction of Mrs. Beverly Dunbar. W l' r T Stevenson E Bradley M Gubellini, D. Gal HOMEROOM BANKERS. FRONT ROW: M. Benoit, M. Pal- K. oo ive , . , . , . mer, L. DanolT, C. Guidetti, K. Cummings, J. Rulnick, G. Por- gano, L, Edwards, P. DeRaleau, V. Adams, M. Cavanaugh, A ter, R. Lenahan, L. Pugliano, M. Perantoni, K. Smith E. Savas, Roy, L. Dutkiewicz, E. Caranicolas. N. Ferraro, R. Stevenson. BA CK ROW: E. Schlatka, E, Fabbri, 97 l.-11,4 Enjoying the Killington slopes is schusser Jim Brady. Ski Club activity centered around Mount Tom, where every Tuesday night, in season, West Side's skiers gathered for an evening on the slopes. To- gether with their advisers, Miss Priscilla White and Mrs. Beverly Dunbar, the group also traveled to Killington and Mt. Snow, Vermont. Skiers Test Skill on New England Slopes Terry Quinn demonstrates his form on the slalom course. SKI CLUB. FRONT ROW: P. Noyes, L. Dalto, K, Kendall, J. Modlish, S. Mozden. BACK ROW: D. Trudell, W. McCombe, R. Street, P. Petell, R. Gamelli, T. Quinn, P. Melchiori. 98 . . -9.-1 -.,,, , , V mwsiw A--Y . a E CONSERVATION CLUB. B. Holzmann, J. Polley, M. Lenahan, C. Magni, J. Johnson, Adviser Miss Suzanne Lemieux. L. Perkins, A. Gilmour, L. Gregitis, E. Berrett, K. Zielinski. President Ed Berrett is shown at the club's flower show exhibit on conserving natural resources. Corrine Magni and Ed Berrett lead the discussion at a club meeting. atural Resources Concern of Conservation Club Concerned about preservation of our natural environment, the Conservation Club displayed their interest through exhibits in the school and at the Connecticut Valley Flower Show. Guest speakers at club meetings stimulated enthusiasm by emphasizing the preservation of wild life and areas. if-,uf , wi we L- .... . .... AW ft frssww , c, - s as 1 ...fun .N - , . .' I T V if i rl ,.4z4,, Q24 xx in-uw w.,m K R JF' gg ,fs W is .W ffm Elf ,M K J -ww.-aa., 7555? , 1. If ff? f Physical Growth Through ATHLETICS Shifty Bob Nowlan scampers around end for a big gain. ws. s . A , fe L ls fs.. Q in A F1 - 'lv . . . ,NUS Q 5 6 11 Q , , 'J' is ,ge , slugwilwrl , -New tr uf my Fifteen Seniors End VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: D. Powling, A. Cassella, F. Fila, W. Driscoll, Capt. R. Nowlan, G. Shields, A. Afliitto, H. Carter, M. Brady. SECOND ROW: E. Veto, R Abodeeb, A. Kalloch, S. Delnero, C. Di Sciacca, W. Coons, W i..i, Kelly, J. Saltmarsh. THIRD ROW: F. Tardibuono, B. Augusti, D. Longo, P. Kawie, G. Simpson, M, McCullough, G. Kenne- dy. BACK ROW: W. Roy, K. Manning, R. Noonan, G. Howe, R. Theriaque, K. Racicot. it With Pete Kawie 1825 flaring as a safety valve, lanky Mike Brady C815 latches on to a Nowlan aerial for a sizable gain. Gridiron Careers The Terrier gridmen displayed both spirit and sportsmanship throughout a disappointing sea- son. Led by captain and quarterback Bob Now- lan, the team always showed a strong comeback in the second half and had many goals-to-go as time ran out. Seniors Bob Nowlan and end Doug Powling were selected outstanding members by area coaches for the AA Conference Team and also received honorable mention on the Western Massachusetts Team. Ending their varsity careers were Ray Abo- deeb, Tony Afflitto, Bruce Augusti, Michael Bra- dy, Henry Carter, Al Cassella, Steve Delnero, Charles Di Sciacca, Bill Driscoll, Frank Fila, Dominic Longo, Bob Nowlan, Doug Powling, Glenn Shields, and Glenn Simpson. fABOVE RIGHTQ: Mike Brady Spears a Bob Nowlan dart, good for a first and ten. fRIGHTj: After picking ofl' a stray pass, Bill Coons heads toward pay dirt, thanks to Greg Kennedy's U53 nifty block. Football coaches include Head Coach Gordie Vye QLeftj, Bill Jones, Ken Kindig, and Bill Quigley. 1965 Football Schedule 6 West Side Chicopee West Side Greenfield West Side Chicopee Comprehensive West Side Holyoke West Side Cathedral West Side Westlield West Side Agawam West Side Northampton West Side Tech All Western Mass. end Doug Powling 1855 hauls in one of his 53 record-setting receptions. I ls 5 I 1 E An F I 'mm ' I . .. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: A. ROW- K. Britt. J. Platenik. G. Tratiak. D. Ziemba. E C mr Lovotti, K. Shields, J. Dombkowski, M. Giusto, T. Kennedy, B, P. Galaska, D. Musante. BA CK ROW: D. Dupre. M. Pl itemk Lefebvre. M. Hanscom. SECOND ROW: W. Magni, R. Dud- J. Hanchett. V. Ryll. R. Wells. E. Wilska. D. Agnos. ley, J. Clark, M. Gombar. R. Donaghue. R. Fish. THIRD 104 After a nifty block from Bill Coons 1205, Hanker Pete Kawie 1823 turns the corner and scampers toward Terrier tally. - . In 1 , .. iff. , -3' M., . .. P 1 f Ji. N- 4 4: -1 fm-Ut , f. 'F . .ff e A , , ss A -W wi ' g 2 i if M if' P .tim .l , W if . ' .6 AWWA ' . ,W ' I -'-- L .Wes m e ' . Q 4 ii. .sq . -ig f t ef - ,, 1 f i3i?97?MLtg: ' -, , . - A ' ' 'iv - .-+..i'5Mus'fWm1F Ja... - , V 5 fliitdfillfrflggdflttagw. is V .f '-E'f55ll?i.f.1 55421451 - - f - f :'ffiiiLfl'r, 'i'fQwN'1 W. . M A .. fl... .... 5.5.5, Q if f '21 Coach Kenneth Bruhm is shown talking to R. Young, S. Okolita, and D. Merriman before a meet. Pardee Excels in Cross Countr Event In their second year as a varsity sport the West Side Cross Country Team, coached by Kenneth P Bruhm, finished with a 5-4 record. They compet- ed with Agawam C22-355, Cathedral C43-163, ril f5 ,. ,V,.y .Y Classical U9-381, Holyoke Q23-345, Minnechaug t f 3 ff?i7 l,rrti Q35-205, Palmer Q22-355, Southwick Q36-221, Tan- ifi fl K tasqua Q55-211, and Technical C23-341. Practicing on season to keep in shape are D. Brackett. L. Detz, J. 522331pS1iZhiIEJaQtt1Ca5Jag?dM1nWtgjreviifig Zagulu, and J. Farella. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. FRONT ROW: E. I-Ieim, B. Ruel, R. Pardee. K. Zabek, D. Merriman. BACK ROW: J Zagula, J. Farella, L. Detz, S Okolita, Coach Ken Bruhm. ABSENT: E. Knudsen, D. Brackett, R. Young. Pardee,asophomore,camein 14 of l l9participants. 105 The 1965 varsity soccer team com leted its sea Rutherford amed MVP VARSITY SOCCER TEAM. FRONT R0 W: K. Cizek, W. He- bert, R. Gravel, R. Ryan, Co-capt. D Howle, G. Shannon, R. Chapin. C. Kelso. J. Brucatti. SECOND ROW: Manager D DelBuono, J. Ezold, D, Rossmeisl, R. Harrigan, R. Rutherford T. Urban. W. Eckart, A. Elzerman, Coach Ted Smith. AB- SENT' Co-capt. Lou DeMaio, Matty Peck, Jim Sady. p - son with 5-8-l record for fifth place in the eight- team Pioneer Valley Soccer League. Co-captains for the season were seniors Lou DeMaio and Dan Howle. At the soccer awards ceremony held in January, senior Ron Rutherford was presented with the most valuable player trophy. Ron was the Terriers, leading scorer with twelve goals and holds third place in the league scoring record. Ted Smith coached the soccer team for his eleventh year. fLefU Fullback Rich Ryan clears ball from Terrier zone. Pictured during the awards assembly are Co-captains Lou DeMaio. and Dan Howle. Most Valuable Player Ron Rutherford, and co- captains elect Rich Harrigan and Guy Shannon. at Soccer Awards Ceremon 1965 Soccer Schedule West Side 1 Chicopee l West Side Minnechaug West Side East Longmeadow West Side Monson West Side Ludlow West Side Longmeadow West Side Chicopee Comprehensive West Side Chicopce West Side Minnechaug West Side East Longmeadow West Side Monson West Side Ludlow West Side Longmeadow West Side Chicopee Comprehensive Captain DeMaio fbackgroundj centers ball for sophomore Jim Sady to head. Y ufqim e . .M Elusive Ron Rutherford tallies for Terriers on soccer pitch. Y 4. gene King, R. Malaguti, A ris, J. Bobrowski, T. Moylan W. O'Brien. J.V. SOCCER TEAM. FRONT ROW: P. Fanelli, D. Serra, R. Senez, M. Caney, D. Sullivan, V. Musante, J. Ber- relli. BACK ROW: Coach Eu- Beaumier, G. Zepko, G. Har- Even during practice sessions Coach Bill Wyman stresses the need for hustle and desire to win. Illness and ineligibility contributed to a losing season for the Terrier hoopsters, who won 5 and lost l4. Outstanding was Ron Rutherford's single game scorin record of4l points against Agawam. Playing tieir Hnal ames g were seniors Ron Rutherford, Tom Dickson, Rich Andre, Warren Hebert, and Richard Ondras Also raduatin . ' . S. 8 were manager Mike Lenahan, stat1st1c1an Fran Smith, and scorer Dan Howle. Gu y Shannon lays it on up and in, as he drives for a Terrier score. Juniors Ke to TWinemen's Future -u-.-...........u.- . V ARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Statistician Fran Smith Rich S ...WM . , , ' hannon, Tom Dickson, Joe Dombkowski. and manager Mike Andre, Dan Newberry, Al Elzerman, Mike Tenczar, Bob Dui- Lenahan. kiew' R ' ' icz. on Rutherford. Steve Andre. Mark Giusto. Gu Y limi hed Wu J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW: K. Parent, R. Rosa, J. Dombkowski. M. Hans- com, MIDDLE ROW: V. Ryll, D. Ziemba, D. Du- pre, J. Kaboray, S. Atwater, K. Knudsen. BACK ROW: Stan Ste- fanowich. P. Ciejek, W. Roy. R. Noonan. P. Argiro, Coach William Quigley. rd's umps in a pair for the Terriers, Ron Rutherfo shows why he was unanimous choice for Western Mass. .A Hustling Dan Newberry gives it a game try as he attempts to get a rebound in the Holyoke Catholic game. 1966 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 73 West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield West Springfield Agawam Cathedral Agawam Chicopee Greenfield Westfield Holyoke Catholic Northampton Holyoke Chicopee Comprehensive Turners Falls Greenfield Alumni Westfield Catholic Northampton Holyoke Chicopee Comprehensive Turners Falls Chicopee .jak 109 ya-1 New This face-off by three-year veteran Bob Fiorini helped set up the second West Side score against Westfield. r 110 Puckmen End Leaping Lou DeMaio scamper territory on breakaway. KABOVE LEFTH West Side puck- men loosen up before playolf tilt against Pittsfield. KLEFTQ Stick- handling past Cathedral defenders is Co-captain Doug Powling in a must game for Terriers. s down into opponenfs Season as Western Mass. Runners-U HOCKEY TEAM FRONT ROW' R Poloski P Wozniak E Wagner D. Powling G. Callaghan K. Martin VARSITY . . . . . Kawie R. Fiorini L. Cupidi R. Badone W. Coons G. Shields F. Fila P. Dzubek L. DeMaio Coach Ted Smith. Absent: R BACK ROW Mana er K Lodi K Shields J Larivee S Delnero C Zenisky D. McCarthy D. Ouimet E. Veto. : g The job of tending the West Side nets for the last three campaigns has belonged to Rich Badone twice named to All Western Mass Larry Cupidi clears the puck out of the West Side zone as Cathedral defenseman closes in on him Powhng as co captains, West Side s hockey team had their best season in tive years A league record of 10 wins 5 losses and l tie forced a playoff game with Chrcopee for second place with the Terriers scoring a 4 0 shutout Entering as the dark horse of the Western Massa chusetts Championship Tournament, the home team easily defeated Pittsfield 8 3 and then Chicopee, 5 l In the final game Coach Ted Smith s puekmen were edged by Cathedral l 0 y L., -W - l S With seniors Rich Badone, Lou DeMaio, and Doug 7 ' 9 7 l l I Vets Key to West Side Nineis Fortunes I l l l Seniors returning to bolster the West Side baseball team are D. Powling, F. Fila, R. Abodeeb, R. Nowlan, M. Brady, W. Driscoll. Absent: L. Cupidi, B. Augusti, L. DeMaio. Captain Frank Fila awaits opposing pitcher's delive . Last TY season Fila led the Terrier batsmen in hitting the ball at a .400 clip. Coach Crogier loogeng up the West Sidementor Dave Crosierand Terrier infielders before open- this year's team captain Frank ing days game, Fila await the seasonls opener. 1966 BASEBALL SCHEDULE April I4 Commerce home 18 Chicopee home 21 Greenfield home 25 Westfield home 27 Holyoke Catholic away 29 Northampton away May 2 Holyoke away 5 Chicopee Comprehensive home 9 Turners Falls home ll O en 13 Cgicopee away 16 Greenfield away I8 Longmeadow away 19 Westfield away 23 Holyoke Catholic home 25 Northampton home 27 Holyoke home 31 Chicopee Comprehensive away June 2 Turners Falls away 114' 535 Strength and Speed Vital for Track Victories April ll April 14 April 21 zrtipril 28 ay 2 May 6 May 10 May 12 May 17 May 19 May 24 May 28 June l June 4 Skill and timed movement is displayed by Rich Hale in the pole 1966 TRACK MEETS Hogoke Catholic Sc Chicopee Cat edral Technical Westfield Pittsfield Agawam Turners Falls 8x Northampton Minnechaug W. S. Invitational Valley League Championship Drury 81 Greenlield Westem Mass. Championship Classical 8: Holyoke State Meet Home Home Away Home Away Home Home Home Home Home Home Splid. College Home Boston Senior David Marble is about to break the tape to take iirst vaulting competition. place in the 100 yard dash. TRACK TEAM. FRONT RO W.' W. McCombe, J. Zagula, D. Brackett, D. Merriman, D. Larson, R. Fontana, R. Hale, D. Marble. STANDING: Coach Jones, T. Urban, S. Okolita, H. Pevlin, A. Aliiitto, F. Dialessi, W. Eckart, E. Knudsen, C. DiSciacca. High jumping is one of Steve Okolita's specialties in competitive events. 1 15 Tennis Hopes Ride o n Quinn, Martin l C.. Number one doubles team for West Side was the combination of' co-captain Ken Martin fabovej and Terry Quinn. TENNIS TEAM. FRONT R0 W' Kenneth Martin Terry Quinn. BACK ROW: Peter Melchiori, Mani ager Paul Fisher, Richard Cummings. 1966 TENNIS SCHEDULE April 12 East Longmeadow 14 Agawam 18 Chicopee 21 Greenfield 25 Westfield 29 Northampton May 2 Holyoke 5 Chicopee Comprehensive 9 Turners Falls 11 Tech 13 Chicopee 16 Greenfield 19 Westfield 23 Agawam 25 Northampton 27 Holyoke 31 Chicopee Comprehensive June 2 Turners Falls Terry Quinn led the tennis team as captain for the 1966 season. Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Away Away Boys' Gym Team New Varsity Sport ' m by H M , , ,.f:-:eb ah' y ,QIWQNA ip 2 2 oerr 'f' l i . 1 1 ...oo ... .... . e-- fi . li, it 2. 1 .1,1,qif-F Q ,, 3 j gi 4 its ,, '13 ' 'i 322 S' 3 BOYS' GYMNASTIC TEAM. FRONT ROW: J. Walling, K. Steinmetz, D. Wells. BACK ROW: Coach William Jones, K. Shea, K. Cizek, R. Hale, R. Gunderson, R. Theriaque, W. Zabek, F. Kringle, L. Detz, J. Cosgrove, J. Johnson, M. Caney. GOLF TEAM. KABOVEJ Coach John Mehegan, and seniors E. Drake, T. Dickson, P. Dzubek. IBELOWJ juniors G. Moriarty, G. Zepko, and A. Elzerman. Duffers Await April 26 April 29 May 2 May 5 May 13 May 16 May 19 May 23 May 24 May 27 May 31 June 2 117 Spring Thaw 1966 GOLF SCHEDULE Holyoke Catholic Chicopee Comprehensive Westfield 8: Chicopee Northampton 8: Greenfield Northampton 8: Holyoke Cath Holyoke and Turners Falls Holyoke Greenfield Turners Falls Chicopee Comprehensive Chicopee Westfield Away Home Home Away olic Home Home Away Home Away Away Away Away Cheerleaders Hold Dances, VARSITY CHE ' ' P Y 1' amond, Donna Lopes, Donna McCarthy, Terry Pellegrino, Mary Palmer, Cindy Sutter, Peggy Delaney and Sandra Touchette. Absent: Christina Danoff. ERLEADERS fbeginning from front left and going clockwisej' Co Ca tain Kath D' qmawr wp... -- As guests ofthe Agawam squad, the West Side girls fLEFTj await their turn to perform. At RIGHT, Kathi Diamond accepts a chocolate lollipop from the Agawam coach. 118 Rallies to Boost Spirit I Jubilant cheerleaders express their feelings after winning the rope pull against Agawam twice in a day. The first rally in October officially ushered in the sports year. The cheerleaders staged more pep rallies, including the exchange visit with the Agawam squad, and held dances to keep West Siders sports minded. Mrs. Roberta Plumb of Cowing school is the new adviser to the cheerleaders. Ma Palmer ets an assist from Terry Pellegrino, who proves to be TY S talented with a needle and thread. 119 I don't think it's very funny that you kids don't know the cheers, says Captain Terry Pellegrino. For the Hrst time the J.V. Cheerleaders performed with the varsity squad at all home football games. Coached by Mrs. Marian Kurtz and Mrs. Mary Thayer, the G.A.A. oifers girls a chance to participate in inter-school sports as an extracurricular activity, Sports included in the association are field hockey, tennis, basketball, softball, golf, and gymanstics. Cer- tificates are presented each year at an awards assem- bly to members of the participating teams. Through the G.A.A. physical fitness is promoted while girls learn good sportsmanship. .3 West Side's girl golfers include Sally Duda, Marie J.V. CHEERLEADERS. BOTTOM R0 W' Janice Pratte, Marie Goller, Nadine Connell, Jacqueline Smith. MIDDLE ROW.' Ruth Fontaine, Nancy Townsend, Linda Danoff. TOP ROW: Veronica Hayes, Sally Duda. CQ I M. Y. Sita SE? ,. 'T- 00-0 'OL , Yi Xi A t . v x Benjamin, and Bette Bardsley. West Sideis PCP Club in HCUQU- 120 G.A.A. Promotes Girls, Intramurals FIELD HOCKEY TEAM. FRONT ROW: D. Dudek, L. Brown, G. En le C. Sharrow R. Mc- Meiion, J. Brozoski, N. Mesic, E. Thompson. MIDDLE ROW: V. Har- tig, E. Johnson, E. Baker, S. Howard, K. Graves, V. McCurdy, E. Bonfitto, E. Sawyer, D. Wilson. BACK ROW: P. DeRa- leau, T. Pupek. B. Panda, L. Asselin, L. Guimond. G. Childs, L. Goss. PEP CLUB. FRONT ROW: V. Ad- ams, K. Kypridakes, J. DiRoma, M. Shean. SECOND ROW: P. A. Johnson, M. Cerrone. J. Ashe, B. Butler, M. Benjamin, S. Goyette, E. Demers. THIRD RO W' G. Ka- nowski, S. Arnold, D. Grabowski, L. LaFleur, D. Galgano, R. Lodi, J. Slade, B. Dudley. FOURTH ROW' D. Compton, K. DeGray, M. Mc- Nulty, M. Savaria, K. Burke, R. Storozuk, N. Wood, E. Saw er. FIFTH ROW: J. Lally, L. Cliar- bonneau, P. Whalen, P. Line, M. Sarkis, S. Ruesh, K. Rushby, P. Do- no hue, M. Benoit. BACK ROW: S. iiennedy, K. Kasip, E. Prentice, P. Booking, C. Jackson, D. DiSisto, J. Serafini, K. Crum, K. Dziedzic. , '3, Y' ,r . fi ' Q : 2 s - . . l 2 7 BASKETBALL TEAM. FRONT ROW.' N. Brown, C. Bernadicuis, L. Asgelin, T, Pu- pek, K. Brucatti, E. Sawyer, C. Sharrow. MIDDLE ROW: J. Slade, D. Galgano, L. Johnson, B. Panda, L. Goss, S. Howard, K. Graves. BACK ROW: D. Demerski, P. l Booking, C. Childs, S. Kennedy, L. Guimond, G. Childs. Lisa O'Brien shows poise in performing a leg scale on the uneven bars. Gym Show a Displa X fe , Displaying form and strength on the side horse is Mass. State Cham pion Rich Gunderson. The Third Annual Gym Show was presented on Friday, March ll, under the direction of Mrs. Marian Kurtz, Mrs. Mary Thayer, Sahler Smith, William Jones, and Ken- neth Kindig. Of special interest to viewers was State Champion Rich Gundersonls routine on the side horse. Also dis- played were skills on the horizontal, parallel, and uneven bars, balance beam, rings, trampoline, and in lloor exer- cises. On March 7, the Gym Show participants put on an exhibition at Southampton High School. Practicing for the gym show, Barbara Bardsley attempts a sole circle on the uneven bars. 122 of Strength, Agilit Carrying of the Cross was one of several tableaux in the Gym Show. 123 Bob Theriaque demonstrates his balance and agility on the still rings as he performs a hand stand. GIRLS' GYM TEAM. FRONT ROW: R. Tyrkas, G. Childs, P. Tardibuono, S. Touchette, K. Franks. SECOND ROW: Betty Bardsley, R. Fontaine, B. Bardsley, L. Danoff, L. O'Brien, S. Steinmetz. BACK ROW: Mrs. M. Kurtz, K. Dziedzic, C. Coulson, K. DeGray. 43 -Q. 3 .. Sz :gg ip L ,1 R, K 5 M Ia is Q 1 n 53. iff' S 'fa' i fr -.1 'af xi? . - 8 ff s :-. .9 ' -,I ,Q , ' 4 1 A TL: :si f.-,g:,,z,y-f f.-E555 :gm 54 -X 42 A ' , .Q X . ,1 -fx H' W a 'Ist fl api ' K l vw 5 an , su Q as nw. in in as .nu 9 5 it i 1 .x x if 'QL Q 1