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- Class of 1976

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K 4 M hm Audwlnefhmfofvuotatis oleawfayow Nofcloufnbfieuuiuwzw N ls ' asatslwulai 4' iz, .Q My V va 1: 5 -rl W 2 2 Q X H, R if 9i?h?fj?ef?Ff Iwafwzsy confewiowoflifa Keeppeaw WWHUHOLWSOUL .. . RTW 'MQ -H-up in NW Q..-plh in 5' 4 M4-is Wdhaldibsshww Dwdgmy mmdbwkwv Daeams, 3565550 AbeaufQ'ulwoalaL Yowawwclfildohhwuwzw Nofless Hmwtiwbzees mwbfiwsfaas INIIZODUCHON. . .1 QENIOBQ. . .18 ACIMHEQ. . .87 UNDERCIAQQMEN. . .110 CLUBS. . .124 F41dJL7Y. . .152 QPOIZIQ. . .166 ADVERYIQEMENIQ. . .219 ZZYBLEOFCONTENIQ THE CLASS OF 1976 WILL FONDLY REMEMBER: its-wt-nik' I 1...1'i11 - f 2, ft . A I swiss- . ' x. 'W' MR. FREDERICK METCALF a true class supporter . . . friend of '76 . . . Bicentennial leader . . . Thank you Mr. Met- calf for doing a great job. We made it! . . . those members of the faculty who are retiring after noteworthy careers of dedica- tion to students MRS. VERONICA FEENEY MISS ANNA KEEFE MISS ELAINE VAN NOSTRAND MISS DOROTHY ZIEMANN 18 NU!! E The Class of 1976 thanks our Exchange Student Kaoruko Ono from Iapan for bring- ing joy and many smiles into our senior year. We will hold a special place in our hearts for her and wish her all the luck in the future. Kaoruko . . . friend to all . . . a Del Sarte lady . . . loves sports and American bands . . .madrigals. . .piano. . .Kaoruk0. lea i 1 .ii I ' .ai if f g Underclassmen were proud of their 3 , .. ,, Exchange Student from Canada and were ig glad to have her as a member of the junior . 1-Y - class. All from WHS wish her the best. Dana. . .trombone player. . .cheerful S 1 t-'e . . . good friend . . . jazz band . . . great if il personality. . .Dana. ! x Q 4 ii Vx O as E 'tg x Q fi! Q. i 6 Q 5 K s 55.3 'S :fig - 1 . ' f f 9 4 ' -' 19 SUSAN ADAMCIK KATHLEEN ALACONIS RICHARD ALBANO STP. . .out on a lav pass. . .little Kathy . . . green hornet . . . We blue Maverick . . . The RAB is made it, now let's go to lunch . . . responsible for this . . . Balu . . . Bananna. . .I.B.T.C.. . .Dec.2 What's in my pocket? . . .too bad . . .ginger. . .OK OK Already. . . . . .CRASH. Crusty. . .Snail. CHARLES ALLESSIO CHERYL AMMIRATO SANDRA ANDERSEN Cheerful . . . Skier? . . . Does this Always smiling . . . '76 one-act look OK? . . .Reeally! . . .Who's director . . . great sewer and next? . . . District 75 . . . I got a designer. . .lst lunch gang. . . car! . . .Cheryl. PROM. . .singer. . .book bags . . .good friend. . .Sandy. A it M Nmwtifl BARBARAALLEN Watch it babes! . . . Coca-co women . . . Skipper . . . Lol brownhair. . . iF1B.S.. . .Soon be Mrs. Michael B .... Barb lox Mike. . .Barh. EE MICHAEL ANDERSON from jeeps to an amateur grease . Vermont . . . I.D.'s . . . How's going sport? . . .Mike. I W x SANDRA ASHE NANCY AVALONE Gazoomba's and Iebinkies . . . So what's the latest? . . . Florida . . . B per. clique . . .un dish . . .Redskin . . .4i8. . .TheBigMushroom. . . 0.0.B.B.G.. . .Sam. MELANIE BAK When you fly Fly high as the sky When you touch the sky . . . Melanie. ' ,453 ? '.'l X, 1 l COLLEEN BACH I know when I leave here, God will be shining his light, I know where ever I am, He'll show me the road to right. MARKBALDYGA Cooking in 108 . . . track . . . OK boys . . . VVhat a beauty, hey . . . flirt. . .sparkling blue eyes. . .the bod . . .casanova. . .Baldy. Jil Al IH l .. ELEANOR BANNON The Lady in red . . . Pipeline . . . bonfires. . .fair artist. . .mundale . . . comb . . .When's this class over?. . .ERB. iL7WW'i. LAURIE BALICKI Nert! . . . stretch . . . Blue Bomb . . .Superette 43. . .Like, ah, c'mon. . .Polish Picnic. . .Polocki . . .constantly cruising. . .Laur. BETH BARBER Tsss . . . Dennis B is alive and well . . . got any good sox? . . . YPSO . . . crumb . . . Hi Portapitabit and Tardrubish. . .spare mel. . .Beth. DANIEL BARNES Wicked!! . . .ComputerBrain. . . Gperiod study. . .Dan. 4 TIMOTHY BARNES Barnesy. . .P.F.W.. . .64 New- yorker . . . Grants parking lot . . . F.W. Forever. . .Kathie. . .Tim. --fN,x,7 3 E Z li i ANDREW BANAS Chevy Chase . . . What a chick! . . . Beach Boys. . . KISS . . . S.N. Addict . . . tennis . . . cute Keister . . . Bane . . . Raquel admirer . . . good artist. . .Andy. IOAN BANNISH Hey Baby . . . B per. clique . Excursions with Sally. . .cra driv,er . . . We're going to g killed! v. . .OBAD. . .Alwaj there when needed. . .Ioanie. VICKI BARD DEBRA BARNARD ' Honorary Wop . . . Dover . . Your queer . . . Grant's . . dainty laugh . . . good friend . . of the dwarfs. . .'Duckie. . .tem . . .37. . .Deb. rf STEPHEN BARRY Hockey- 4316. . .C.D. killers. . . Lost in the ozone . . . studies . . . tell me about it . . . stuck again . . . Really . . . Take it easy . . . Ste- finch. LINDA BARTON Quiet . . . shy . . . easy going . Bud . . . Loves Googie . . . hope be a good guitar player . . . Dyl . . .D.E.class. . .Deda. ig sfsf' N,-',-f-x,f,,,Nf- ,,f' . Myrna - Cwtw X - fwftmmdoff af . ik ,.. pw WW auf' l! 'Z MJ M v X' fiwwwfmwm V lff W' ION L. SEAGULL class mascot of 76 . . . wanna buy a magazine? . . . can give you good buy on TV Guide? Hot Rod? . . . 1976 REIGNS FOREVER . . . 76 IS THE BEST. . .Ion. SE IOR GAZINE DRIVE The annual magazine drive held by the Class of 1976 broke all records. The goal of 814,065 was exceeded by over S2,250 with a total of S16,319. The top ten sales people were: Ioyce Kozaczek, Iames Guevin, Linda Lafreniere, Lydia Stevens, Sharon Dewey. Karen Cor- nelius, Richard Grimaldi, Chris Funaro. Gina Bevilaqua, and Mindy Kellogg. Homeroom 322 had the highest sales per person. Great prizes were awarded to many. ' PAMELA BONINI B.B.B. . . . Where's my earring? . . . By the tree . . . Maine . . . Italians . . . Cold hands . . . Stumble I . . . out to dinner. . .the races. . . Pam. IOANNE BOURKE MARY ELLEN BOWLER A friendly chick . . . a state of SUN worshiper . . . Bonging is an total confusion. . .flirt. . .Banana art. . .North Chester. . .crazy craver. . .itf1. . .What amlgoing times. . .College ESCAPADES. . . to do. . .Fidgety. . .Io. Member U.P.S.. . .Bo. MARK BOYER I-Iow's Your Love Life! . . . mice . Camaro . . . True greaser . . . Pa ties with Aldo . . . God Bless y . . . You're under arrest . . Kathy. . .L.B. 24 Ri? 1 , . s, if QQ. fl T l-1 ps? .4-as 15 A 1,4 4 5! 5' 5 t z-M--f HERBERT BRECHT , . . , SHARON BRI'I'I'ON V fr' member: tres rebeldes. . .The Rock L . . .W.O.Z.. . .Dunkin Donuts. . . . yu fg'?2,f, flue, Macharides. . .Capehater. . .Pas- f X A' sion for pencils . . . Spain . . . The Ggirls. . .Sharon. s t.. 5 WAYNE BROWN LAREN BRODERICK VICTORIA BROWN mile . . . Lucky . . . Where you Iesus saith unto him, I am the way, CL of 76 . . . P8zR . . . Computer onna be . . . oh no band . . . Pau- the truth, and the life: no man com- . . . Mr. T. . . . Cycles Forever . . . i's 55 . . . graduation . . . Terrific eth unto the Father, but by me . . . XL125. . .janitor at HT. . .Animal . .Karen. Iohn14:6. . .Vicki. lover. . .fisherman. . .F.8:G.W.M. . . .College. . .Wack. HEATH BROWNLIE We need as Artists to make the iudgeless act in the dark if we are to reach for light. -P. Berensohn. . . Heather. ff 25' ' 'LT 2 2 ' W f ,X IAMES BRUSO IAMES BUO'I'I'E WILLIAM BURKE Football - 343, Hockey - 44 . . . No future here . . . Drop a Bomb ...Man of steel . . . Hoopie . .. Where are the Bahes . . . Tippin Turtles . . .Burkie. fur- ll iiig L, f 'v1 . 'X L NWV A' MZ N QCHAEL BURNS ggers . . . Elm Pizza . . . passive .party at Bob's. . . Be real . . . nckey at Miles. . . Ladies . . . E Baby, Wanna get lucky? . . . e. DBERT CALLAHAN hoolMisser. . .Lacrosse. . . pt. 76 . . . Always a good friend .Hey Mr. Nummy. . .Elm Pizza .Always smiling. . .Bob. PAUL BUSHEY SALLY BUSIERE IAMES CADELLO Otisgirl. . .S.LOT. . .Bper clique Ghost. , .OH BABY. . . Keep , . . Excursions with Ioan . . . Ya prayin' . . . Spanglish . . . Y-cager o.e. . . . A.H.A .... Good dancer . . .A hat for each day. . .Always . . . a good friend . crazy . . . open for a pair. . .sports. . .Ask Dave. . .Buzz. her, Ask herl. . .Scrubb. e-Vi .. l'ii H I '1 1- f----' '- I .W ' K' K I Iliad' 'l.i Q7 , - Vi-i ' - f 'Q 'H . .f ' A K .Karak PHILIP CANTERBURY Goodby to Barney and Chunky Al . . .Cal's Friday night. . .The White Bug . . . Lacrosse . . . No. 16 . . .the gutless wonder. . .Phil. .ANCAOL0 .KL A . Q lv GREGORY CARIGNAN Genius of Room 222 . . . Spain . . . Quiet . . . Tall and Handsome . . . easy going. . .leather jackets in., Tangiers. . .a good friend. . . Greg. 4' A v . ' . i IOSEPH CASSIDY Camping with Green . . . New York ...nice smile. . .The Cape... I.T .... Tanglewood . . . likes to have a good time . . . soccer . . . Kathy. . .Ioe. PAULINE CHOINOWSKI STRAWBERRIES!! . . . Cobble Mt. Critter. . .Scorpio eyes. . . It's in my diary, I know! . . .Tequila sun- rise. . .Chow. ROBIN CLEMMITT Loves music . . . plays guitar and sings. . .aperson to confide in. . . Don't wanna see you no more Doug . . .Hello Doug!!. . .llove you. . . Clem. MES COOK KIMBERLY COOPER Home away from home . . . School st!! . . . II . . . Laurie's friend . . . ' . il, I . friendly. . .always laughing. . ., George's dilemma . . . missed Greenfield. . .Potzie. ERIN CORCORAN SHY . . . MOODY . . . Can I have a ride? . . . Mads . . . FLORIDA . . . Crash 3 . . . dancing lessons . . . pretty . . . Have I got a scoop . . .Irish eyes. . .Erin. V LREN CORNELIUS lghing or crying. . .sudden inter- in wrestling . . . always on the vkout . . . dances . . . French III Cl IV . . . human bones . . . Cor- y. VIVIAN COREY GOING TO THE 2nd floor LAV! ...hey. . .thefonz. . . Hey Cowles . . .Viv. CATHERINE COTE What a goober . . . 47140. . . always smiling . . . I'M hungry . . . wicked good . . . a good friend . . .Stanley Park. . .long talks. . . Tom. . .Cathy. ZBRA COTE te of the sweat hogs . . . Ozzie get e a white milk - don't forget the aw. . . Snookums . . . Where's rbone? . . .great kid. . .Pup. DONNA COTTON - MARK COUCHON DEBRA COWLES C.O.B.'s . . . Tom . . . SPAIN . . . Study with me?. . .member of UPS Deb. . .Hey Corey. . .Remember Hardee's . . . I'm stuck . . . dead . . .happy new years?. . .let's get Metz's class. . .3rd lunch gang. . . cars. . .Classibility. . .Roddy and Mr. P .... STCC . . . Cotton and Connors . . . RN and ID's . . . Don- nie. . .Cott. some liberation . . . my pal of the hill gang. . .Mark. where's the party?. . .Cowlesy. .,,- V pf- -X,-f-f N- mf- nv- y,-. ...5'-ntl X ., V I ' - . t -D 45 ---- , ' T.- - - - ef A 1 43' MARK CRESSOTTI MSC . . . a silent man . . . Illegal band member . . . friends . . . Had any good accidents lately? . . . Green Scarf. . .PVSDCM. . .Opel . . .Mark. MARY CYR That unbearable nickname . . . no suits? The Pub . . . sometimes shy. sometimes rowdy. . .Dedicated football fan . . . Bertha and BooBoo . . .Mare. CHARLYN CURRAN Please don't squeeze the Charlyn . . . one of the WCOWM . . . Spots . . .Napkins. . .Vermont. . .Bris- tol. . .Charlyn. IUDITHCURRAN now cheer this. . . +and-. . . Mundale . . . get the lead out rooster. . . flying russians . . . Hey Iudel. . .beaches. . .CYF. . . quarry. . .mandm. . .Iudy. .vi W V. DEN ISE D'AMICO DANIEL DANIELS DENISE DEAN dreams. . .illusions. . .sunsets Red . . . the hill . . . Foster House Why didn't you tell me? . . . Wow! . . . colorado. . .lost in a lost . . .always overweight. . .me . . . Naptime . . . Let's dance . . . dream . . . try and catch the wind! work??. . .Gonzo at Elm Pizza. . . are we sliding . . . Dylan Voice . . . . . .restless. . .Forever me. . . Danny. Throws a mean Frisbee . . . Denise. 0.0.B.B.G.. . .De. xx,-NZ' Lfsfa N,- IOHN CUZZONE 31 on tobacco. . .KAWASAK . . .fivetone Ford. . .hockey E midnight on silver skates . . . li is a blast but BYOB . . . friend . . Iosh. Q i2-i' :vi,a.1.firiwxeLf K, K W ', .--1 5 .'z:': 2 Wana, 1 Y ' H We i x F' it G Xt .X AMY DAHLBY PART time tenor . . . chile . . . I' hungry! . . . got to study my psyc . . . District 76 . . . spice dom . . .Bunny. i EVELYNN DECKER stop sign. . .Iust Growin'. . Errol, N.H .... Definite B.G. . . 0.0.B .... come on down . . Little Brown Bottles . . . Breadcru legs. . .I-larmnerhead. w-V' .4 V ff 4 Qkulayyvkgp - A. ---liz:-lmlb itgiwlfu - ' A P , RDELINE DEIESUS RGE . . . Becky . . . great friend . l don't think l'll come tomorrow . Why did l open my big mouth! . Public Speaking NEVER!! . . . Aggie. YCE DOLAT ZHOOL STORE. . .D.R.'s. . . ncert freak . . . New Iersey . . . 'e's life . . , outdoors and people 1 . . . life's a garden . . . forsure! .Ioyce. KRY DORGAN ' .L I 1 :Al' gf ' :,,, , W - W' 523515 za:Tz0Yf1egglS51'5ffr Q as R ly - 2 easgtssfraafafwsztf .W '3' l1E'ir 25:4 ' , .,,. . ,N SA M5 W, .. ..,,,.,,, ,,., I f E':E 2 ' it f I M!! 1 iff! Ly f f A f Q .,,., TONI DESAUTELS Want a grapefruit? . . . Oh nog you didn't! . . . PVSDCM . . . a silent woman . . .Alphalpha . . . Babb's . . .Barrel Racer. . .Toy. l SHARON DEWEY ball pitcher . . . alto sax . 1 . . . What can I say? . Moose . . loves an original jazz band ugly . . . soft- B music. , .Iaws! . . . Iazz pinkie. . .Sharon. and... Yew BRUCE DOLAT I. The Glen . . . Original Iazz Band Ugly . . . Super slide . . . Russell Pond with the New Yorker. . . Bone breaker . . . You're not alone M.B. lwowwow! . . . Spraukit. IERALD DOMOZICK Perpetualgambler. . .UPS. . . Lums. , .long hair. . .riding around with Rickley's and Toma . . .Ierry. MICHAELDOSTAL Friday nights . . . after work . . keep Ken on the roof. . . Taoti. N-vv lla ,QQ Alia SUZAN NE DOUYARD STEPHEN DOWD always talking, arguing or eating Moose . . . look alike for R.R. . . . . . . Art . . . yes you did! . . . Gos- REMBRANT . . . the tree farm . . . sip?. . .Bob. . .May 22. . .funny always smiling . . . Puggers of . . . friend. . .l'm not going to school today. . .Squeak. America unite! . . . cheating films . . .DowDo. .1 fi, waz , ,- M ,A gyl ay g A A gg . a I 1.-- fff... ,. f V -. 4 1 iw' f .L We ity . .,...., ?l' Q fl EQZTEFQM Ei.waf2f iigg ?EEe Fai? I lkwawv Z? 23' I :A 'F' fig BRUCEDUVAL B.A.D.. . .Loves Food Mart. . . Moose. KATHYEDWARDS A.T.N.A.. . .Blue Duster. . .Peach Brandy. . .Member of UPS. . . College escapades . . . admirer of Doug. . .Mooose. LAURA DUCHARME Marie's twin . . . crazy walker . . . caffein lover. . .West side. . .I.A., K.M., D.B., M.B.. . .Giggly. . . Laura. ANNETTE DUFORD 5 Umm-Food. . .always there Fri off . . . May 21 . . . I never! buddy . . . Gerry's . . . cut it ,.. ta Sue! . . . big blue eyes . . . art poker face. . .Net. fgwwgtf eariol 43 ........ .5 .,,. L ,'V' ef, . I W - T L X Q 4:-. 7132 x rw' Lao . 1 . .,,. E MICHAEL DUFRAINE Trumpet. . .Virgo. . .4r7. .. color the sky blue . . . a good song! . . . soccer, swimming, tennis fRoss challenge matchtl. . .Dufe. RICHARD EGAN Velis . . . ielliroll chaser . . . I'm sick of girls . . . C'mon Rockey, let's go for a ride What are you saps doing . . . l'm sick of girls . . .Richie. RAYMOND DUPRE Cheri . . . Racing at Lebanon friends. . . Crafts MB, TB. Karate . .. likes people . Remember that's what counts! Dupe. DARLENE ELLIOTT wa s-?f.mti1i.,.f...,1i iyildwimai 2- V UMM?-it . 127 J . , lt V ' ...f ' f ' ' . 7 - .- . ' . 1 1'- A 4 A H- L -' , - .H . H i g, .iii- MICHAEL ENGELL ELLEN FALLON DIANE FARR Sarcastic. . . Sure-tell me about OOH-la-la. . .Helen wheels. . . Can't see the ball . . .Field Hockey it - Give me a break . green Ioe Mots. . .Mainiac. . .Hey Lady . . .rowdy cheere. . . Ca . . . pinto. . .P and R basketball. . . 4? . . . One of the WCOWM . . . Flo- Ioshua reigns forever. . .Iazz band 27 . . . Navy - Great Lakes . . . rida. . .after dinner capers. . .Fri ugly . . . Tickle the ivories . . . Inglet . . . Mike. DEBORAH FINNELL animal room . . . OSN . . . pickles . . . office . . . Colisseum . . . greenhouse. . .Daffy. ah M IOYCE FIORE Sexy-New Hamp . . . I.P. . . . semi- formal . . . Waterworks . . . angel dust . Chester . . . always smil- mg. . .UoyHF1or1. nite lites . . . Red. 0 ' I an-QW. is 4 ' v VP' Farr Out! If a picture paints a thousand words, then why can't I paint you? The words will never show the you I've come to know. IF - David Gates KATHY FISHER MARK FISHER Nickeson State Park . . . I.T. . . . floors . . . B.B.B .... Florida . . . Mr. Stone's class. . .Queen. . . WCOWM. . .See ya later. . .Vera . . .Ioe. . .Kathy. A ll . 1 -,,, . ...ami ,1 UIAIIHIM -- AL:-.9-'5 A lj 7 sit 'I DAVID FITZGERALD KAREN FLAGG Ames . . . sleeping over? Trundle beds...crazy...guy...The Gorilla's Girl . . . always laughing . . .Karen. DEBORAH FITZSIMMONS Robert. . .McDonald's. . .yc should of seen the fight we had la night . . . His name is Robert I Bob. . .greatkid. . .NHS. . .I zie. . .Deb. TIMOTHY FLOUTON fun personality . . . always look for a good time . . . Road Rum . . .Beep Beep. . .out to lunch. Egor. . .Masten SANDRA FORRY LYNN FOURNIER CAROL FUCCI THOMAS FULLER Quiet . . . Going out tonight?--No banana craver 32 . . . Hillbrook Feuch . . . Pizza . . . Project? VVhat Appalachian Trail . . . Oh come I don't think so . . . MacDonald's House. . . wicked eyes. . .out of Proiect!. . .Don't be Ca! . . . chem Caron. . .Cut it out. . .Carbn. . . . skiing . . . fleaving againl . . . towners . . . a dreamer . . . unfor- . . .lib. studies. . .all-star. . .tor- Marine COPD- - -Maybe? - -Bi Tcch! - No, you're kidding! . . . gettable laugh. . .going places. . . tillinis at Lido's. . .sit on it!. . .N- Face. . .Tom. Sandy. Eddie. . .Lynn. No!. . .Fuch. ulllh-E'-115 MLW 171' S if 151' . 1 I Y . Q. I W . , I wg. , . . . A 4 Z M RISTINE FUNARO .B .... Hi Cutie . . . By the e . . . 'pieces of April' . . . Stum- I . . . soft ice cream . . . wicked , A. Pacino . . . Football . . . my ze-yuk. . .Chris. RISTOPHER GAMMONS lessor. . . up at the farm artist likes to ski. . .and fish too. . . akers . . . usually quiet but ays friendly . . . another brain Chris. ,, ii ' - 'fi ,, sr-0 , . V I I uri' asv: -3 , x u 9, 4-Q , I 1 -- :F are 1 ' . Q if V., gf SI' ,K f' .wry ffm I .btt 7 '- t K 1 .,Q :'f if -'e-' 'Q 4 3 mg l v ' 'T' 5. it T i' A fl F fx 3 .R , Q 4' 5 77 1 Z G. mt ' 'T .A W . 1 Q f-H 4 Nfl 'I li I SP 'W ' A .. , t.,, 1' wif 5 Q L .Inj . A L t . 'L KT Q- if 1 . 'Q ig-. . ,. . Q.. A 46 -. ,Q .. ,w wa- Q 'gf 'ZF' 1 ,, V, 'fl . . ITT' K, T T401 2 'CA ,'- t The Class Officers for 1976 are Lori Cavanaugh, Historian: Kathy Fisher, Secretary: Patricia Mikelis, Treasurer: Chrintine Funaro, Vice-President: and Wil- liam Benjamin, Class President. These five people worked very hard all year planning and coor- dinating many activities that benefited the whole class. Many thanks to them. LAURIE FURKEY MICHELLE GADREAULT WILLIAM GALLO Personality plus! . . .chicumbl S.C. wicked . . .PVSDCM. . . a . . Z I told ya so. . .Wanna buy a silent woman . . .Babb's. . . ticket?. . .Mare's speeding pal. . . Santa . . . I'm so embarrassed . . . ' Laur. ALLO . . . oh no . . . Hey sweety . . .I'M hungry. . .grapefruit? Michelle. V MARIE GANNON IOHN GARDIKIS Laura's twin . . . crazy walker . . . Here I am . . . understanding . Super Finast. . .always singing' . . . Crash Ir .... everybody's friend . . . Marie. l RICHARD GAYLORD DIANE GIBEAU Football. . . 432. . .Lacrosse. . . Prayer band . . . soft spoken . . . a Flying . . . Big Blue . . . Noble nose good listener . . . Did you do your . . . Cindy . . . M.F .... Rice Pud- chem? . . . See you G per. . . . ding . . . Lafayette . . . Rolled up good natured. . .Deann. sleeves. . .Rick. t i -. . - I .nf Mlm ., ALVIN GARY KATHRYN GAUGHAN Chasing cows? . . . country fairs 6th period talks . . . know it all . and competition. . . band. . . sensitive . . . eihctib! . . . Heid Tricky Tuba! . . . M.Y.F. . . . What? friend . . . I wanna a car . . . L . . .Aquiet person?? always agood ten. . . You're queer!!! . . .Katl friend. . .Al. FAITH GAVIN Friar Tuck . . . 37 . . . Hey I don't care . . . Vera . . . squirrels and Teddies . . . cookie . . , hormones ...baby hair. . .4th St.. . .Fai- thie. 3 fi KATHRYN GAY Hey Vg! . . . Elm Pizza . . . Dre. on . . . guess what, we just ran 1 of gas, . .taxi ride. . .senior m quarade. . .Gay say somethin . . .Kathy. MARY-GAYLE GIETEK What is this, a race??. . ,Slow down . . . dreamer . . . always late . . . carrot sticks . . . football, bas- ketball and baseball fan. . .Mare. 711: l zz.-.v ,.i,.,..11i .1-1. . 'J 'i f0z+ My if W vii fl in 1.5 CINDY GIHON good friend L . . Oh no! . . . It Denver. . .Boy's next door. Homeroom gossip . . . Eat-a-Pi: . . .A.D.G.. . .Woo. . .Cindy. W . , ,al-Q L l 4 RRY-MARGARET GILBERTI izM's. . .Big Flirt. . .S.C. . . . eally . . .Genuine Wop. . .Fun be with . . . sun worshiper . . . id of crazy . . . Sr. Zipper . . . eof the dwarfs. . .Margie. IBERTA GOMES e finally made it Sue . . . Movin- t. . .Summer. . .Reservoir. . . ide a week of school . . . Chico- e. . .Bobbi. ROLGREENWOOD Jan. . . We . . .Fluffy. . .The int Theatre . . . Little Tickle . . . ie eyes. . .violets. . .outing b . . . blue jeans . . . What's ving?. . .Meshad. , L fl' 1 l.i. 1 DANIEL GINGRAS CAROL GOGOL PAULA GOLDRUP Let's experiment. . .member of LUIS! . . . Stanley Park . . . great 55 Bomb. . . oh no Ioe . . .home- UPS. . .Rattle Box Renault. . . friend. . .kind. . .my ribbons are room gossip . . . Dondi . . . Maine can't find way out of Westfield . . . loose again. . .Pizza nut. . .week- . . . Bob the Bull . . . Pelikan's . . . Motorcrosses. . .Dough head. end wgsittir. . . I won't be on the bus Hey Woo! . . .Paula. . . . aro . BEVERLY GORDON KEVIN GREEN Loves Ron . . . August 28 . . . Ski camping with Cassidy. . .ieep. . . freak . . . Ya know what I mean? photography . . . short haircuts . . . . . . crazy . . . Canada . . . Mr. Greenieans. . .Kev. M.H.P.H .... drink and jello . . . Bev. RICHARD GRIMALDI GARY GRISE Italian. . .Eastern states. . .rolled up sleeves . . . W. of Oz Tinman ...crazy...Whatanerd!... Mafia. . .Pizza man. . .Rick. 5 3-mas: 3:1 cg.,-cp Y . Q 1 , :Wi me H.. . . , Mi ,,,,.., SUSAN GRUBERT STEPHEN GRUNEIRO red Ford. . .Friend1y's. . .gas land . .. Cruis'n . .. Miss Sutcliffe's friend . . . Misquamicut Beach. . .STE'.VE. . .GRUNGE. 4 J- . ...-sg . , ,V Ml ,L 5 , V, Mir! ,X TM, . --vw? ' i .L- IAMESGUEVIN Captain. . .actor at heart. . . never gets the car . . . movie buff . . .class supporter. . . I'm not that smart . . . quiet yet outgoing . . .Iim. CHRISTINE GUMLAW The Nail. . .Talkative. . .gt watcher . . . bumping in the hz . . . always smiling . . . Cazonoi . . .norm. . .Chris. TOD GUNTER The Rocket . . . S.A.C. . . . Natural Foods . . . Mountain Man . . . Idealistic. . .Tod. NANCY HAGAN jeet jet . . . squirrels + teddies . sunshine. . .no suits?. . .Mer. Witch Mountain. . .headphon ...Moose...N.S....pal. LTOYW. . .Nance. SHEILA HAGAN country roads . . . sentimental . . . no suits? . . . N.S. pal . . . blondie . . .smiles. . .tales of the bluff. . . black and white 88's . . . Sheila. SUSAN HALEY What's the verdict. . .Cowbo Lum's again . . . Cheerful . . . g gles again? . . . Hi Fox . . . I lm it . . .Open Pantry. . .Susie. whom . cf wfWar'fffaf.tfaaWa?a5? MOTHY HALLORAN Loon . . . Crash . . . I don't care . C'mon. . .l'm not stiff. . . 'elephone pole . . .K.W.. . . Vednesday - 6 to closing . . . dge . . . Tim. JUGLAS HANSON Tfany Taylor . . . Whistle, Whistle . Hippety Hesaw , . . dirty mind . pin head . . . hipless . . . Mol- 1. . .Heso. 1 ' - yer, vw r gf J r? ' 1 . ' fa ' ' L 'yn ' 'QWX5 , . Y X' ' 1 . 'Lim ANN HEBDA lak . . . Rozlyn Bronson N.Y. . . . rv's friend. . .2footer. . .never iull moment . . . Cross St. . . . ob.. .Io. ' 1 IEFFREY HANNON RN. ERIC HARSHBARGER 1 Q l - - ga ,4 . ff V1 f 1 ' ffbififgifni . v ' ie? 'ffl lax MICHELLE HERVIEUX SARA HESS NANCY HEWITT Carl . . . Really? . . . I.H.'s friend Does not worship idols . . . quiet Poopy . . . strawberries . . . Dear . . .actually I don't know. . . . . . scenery. . . What's your Abby. . .Ican't,Ihavetowork. . . Buzzy . . . Bonjour . . . tuna fish favorite? . . . Sara without the H! cafeteria conference. . .Nance. . . .Turk. . .brown eyes. . .good . . .Sara. kid. . .Michelle. Xxwf-,,f' VA' VQ,,?f A V t J , e- -f 'A --S:s:: ,tWlWm3V1liWVI.f.,, -X-H LyWW -if f r 1.3 , V . ll , . f.g.-U-fw 1 V e ,5 A . . 355 E ,. . , . rgg... . Q 1 J -' '-Tg. C A ZF- lx y . ,, .n ! I , iw 4 m yn 'fi-' '. ' . 'lipid' 43 34, lg?-in bw.-.,w5.f. 53-at g.-gfeamzzztii f,4fi:fm fb, U5:,W , -gf,wsr,J?25L 7 . if ': g-t1'x'L.n:'5'2'?-if gi . ' . jYf,5m.Z+'q?':v,'?w9 . . nm ..f.n,'6 1.-. 2 sw. me fu mag. i BARBARA HEZIK IOHN HIBERT BENISE HILLS CAROL HINKEL Barb . . . runt . . . blue eyed and ready to help. . .soccer, wrestling Denise, Loves black cats. . .67 Whip City Drum Corps . . . Ol very pretty . . . Don't tell . . .orange and gray V.W.. . .Lan- . Ambassador . . . Dec. 1, 1977 . . . Bentley . . . Mass. State Meet . . anybody! . . . Let's go apple pick- ny's boy. . .quick with a smile . . . Larry's future wife . . .loves to I'm sooo mad. . .seen Wilbur? . . ing . . .kid. . .Billy. . .Barb. Blackwater. . .Shrub. cook. . .Teeny. - New Iersey Shuffle. . .Fooff. MARY B. HOGAN BRIAN HOOPER BARBARA HOPP DEAN HOPPE Q Hoagie fWhere's BooBoo?J . . . lt's Loquacious. . .very straight for- McDonald's. . .Babes . . . Hopper Fritz. . .chess team. . .Red bear Debatable! . . . SC- in E. Cupcake ward . . . prom-fund . . . movies, . . .Always hyper. . .all hands . . . Track 315-shot put . . .Elto . . . joker- I made you laugh . . . movies, movies. . . I think I'll . . . keep on talkin . . . chick . . . Iohn. . .always withasmile. . . Maryto you. . .sailboats?. . . pass . . .Grant's Toy Boy. . . Barb. ' Q friend to all. . .Dean. . .Dino. absentminded. . .Smile. . .Mare. Rebel Bomb. . .Sure. . .Hoop. -xr -SZ X, -N? -Vik' 'Sf M 49-?f1'f-51 'lt 'V ' li . - 40 7 1 ',1:: ' if ZQUELINE SUE HOWARD soon . . . the Reicha . . . Musi- 9 . . . CEC . . . another paper .Backpacking. . .Girl Scouts . on the go . . . Southern Belle .Iackie. , v RBARAHUMPHREY ry . . . Out of gas again! . . . Elm zza. . .The Stanley Park Duo IBD . . . A great friend to have .Barb. FAYE HUMANSON Bradford House . . . Granville . . . Bright Blue Bomb . . . Parking Lot ...STCC . . . Crazy . . . LIBTC . . . Boulder Park . . . only 1 left . . .Faye. ...n TODD HUNTER The man . . . That ride to Stur- bridge. . .Mof UPS. . . Tex , . . Watch those hands . . . Those spe- cial times I shall never forget . . . Todd. s :NISE IEROME E MADE IT LISA!! . . . down goes 2 T . . . the nights in 11 . . . ICCESS someday! . . . Loud . . . e 4-ever Westfield . . . L CARL IEZ CARON IOHNSON 46 Power Wagon . . . What's hap- Bright , . . blue eyes . . . xicheer- pening? . . . Quick Claims Adjus- leader. . .class beautician. . . ter . . .Igotta work -440 Six model material . . . Caron and Pack Dart Rules. . .The motion Harold. . .C.A.M. Nugents. . . maker. . .C.I. Caron. ROBERT IOHNSON I wanna nother lunch! . . . 1355 . . .Wrestling. . .Bubba. . .Baby Face . . . I'm going to the Farm . . .tickling. . .Little Finn. . .BI. QVC ' 'VN 'gb tim e A E A P 4 fWW?ZfgQ,zs1atftt,twGf REN IUE l would like to thank MRT, Macky, Champ, and Mr. G. for everything in the last 4 years. - Ren. MELINDA KELLOGG Loves Iohn. . .M8zM candy kid. . . little red elf dress. . .attempts water skiing. . .green gum. . . Mindy. CARLE-NE KLEEBERG - Blue Mazzie. . .trips to Fenway . . . Friendly . . . I need sleep . . . A.T.'s . . . But we did it with class . . .More thanafriend. . .Carly. V 1 x ef, , Y Y ves, . -A ' f 1 . vi KENNETH KACZMAN ROBERT KELLOGG SANDRALKLEMME Punchers . . . Berlin, NH . . . 265 miles in 4 hrs! . . . KOD . . . pinky's up . . . stitches . . . sunrise on the beach. . .seagulls. . .Hompout. DAVID KAZIERAD Kaz . . . Spanish 2 - Valentine Box . . . You tard . . . BighY Produce . . . Golf Team . . . O come on . . . Carlenes Birthday Buddy . . . Dave. LSIJANNE KIELBASA ade in Poland . . . gigantic smile . . . Locked doors . . . trips to Fen- way . . . divine perfume . . . CAT- FISH . loanne. . .one of the gang. . . IOSEPH KEEFE Ioe T. Rat. . . Hockey. . . 88. Good Luck . . . I can't drive, 1 mother's car is in the garage . Super Mex. . .Golf. . .Rat. T W. SCOTT KING Sunday Football Games . . . Big . . .Moose. . .Kingo. ,- ' x ' . w Hysterical giggler. . . always on ti phone . . . Beach Bum . . . Danny Buddy . . . One of Mrs. Feeny's R it' a 115.15 ff z.,i?,4 ',,2'Qf!, rl 1 if - E ALFRED KOROSTYNSKI CAROLYN KOWAL The Grey Wizard . . . Book-a-day . . .TM. . .Computer. . .314's The Warden . . . Mr. T.'s right hand the bike . . . Mt. Tekoa Q dilemmas. . .Little Munchkins. i Y AW! ' I ,Aa YCE KOZACEK MARK KOZIOL anish Whiz! . . . College in senior Computer Brain . . . Helped Every- ar . . . No way! . . . Always on body Pass Hockney Nut . . . Home- ne? . . .One of the gang. . . work? What homework . . . Pitch King of A. Period . . . The Greatest endly. . .l0. . . .MAK. 2,7 if' ' . if - Q. . WW RNEST R. KRAUSE IR. IOHN KUCHARSKI s long as you know who you are, 43122. . .Co-Captain- Football iu're all set. we are the future, and . . . Baseball . . . PR punch night e future depends on us, keep . .' .Blown Speakers!?!. . .2nd and :ace in yourself. . .Ernie. iird lunch - Mr. T's class?? . . . Pol- ack. m ' 1 I s s... 1 9. 'T 4' S MICHAEL KUROWSKI CAROL KUSNIERZ Ski. . .baja bug. . .Gumby's Curioul. . .Pippi. . .who do you buddy. . .hockey at midnight. . . like? Tell me . . . ice skating . . . greaser. . .HotV.W.'s. . .Ski. contacts. . .Spain. . .hockey games. . .agood friend. . .Kuz. DONALD KWAPIEN CHERYL LADENDECKER RICHARD LaFOGG ANN LaFORGE Laughing. . .mesomorph. . .smile 76 sure is great: but. it was worse All in the golden afternoon . . . . . .write backwards. . .Santa's elf than watergate!. . .Foggy. the quarry. . .beaches. . .KM. . . . . .Germany forever. . .Triple A's get the lead out!. . .CYF. . .+ and . . .Bubbly. . .Cheryl. -. . .m8tm. . .thebridge. .. Annie. I if 'V' N 'N' v ,.f' --I - ,. ' 427' JQWVWMVI 'Xe as wg:-3'M f WY , f LINDA LaFRENIERE always laughing. . .parties. . . babysitting. . .great friend. . . roommates . . . Ioey's forever . . . Linda. LAURIE LeBLANC W.C.O.W.M.. . .Florida. . .the gate . . . After dinner Capers . . . Omar . . . Scrape . . . Take 5,000 . . .Rowdy. . .Pres.. . .B.P.R. . . .Layr. w KATHYANNLEIS Friendly smile . . . neat . . . dependable. . .willingness to do for others. . . Choc. Chipe Ice Cream . . . Quiet sense of humor . . .Kathy. KENNETH LAMPMAN GEORGIANA LEA 67 Chevy . . . always under it . . . Fun to be with . always making US Air Force . . . married man . . . people laugh. . .always there when get my drift . . . Lynn's Honey. . . you need her . . . a great kid . . . Thumbs up. . .Harvey. Good luck!. . .George. CARL LEMON MARK LESNIEWSKI i'F30. . . Buddy! . . . Cat Stevens What is life? . . .Hig Pero. . . . . .Lucky 13. . . Girls love guys Because . . . CBTFGWNTCO with blonde mustaches. . .Algebra 76ANLSITSFSBGNIAFCLSEPFQA whiz. . .Lemon Head. . .Iuice. . . .Clark's. , .SI-lN?. . .Because WHY. . .UND Mark. 0 3 LYNN LEAVITT lust a little squeak . . . Quietl? . You'll never know. . .Always wa to go - . . . but she's Dave's b . . .Lynn. i 2 2 3 IOHNLEIGHTON Iohn-veg. . .buddy. . .lacros: jock ...zero .. . angle.. Amherst party. . .The Triang . . .Sabath. . .profound. . .Ioh: KAREN LINGAITIS Chuck Wagon . . . Blonde Bomb . . .Friday nights with Sue . . Uncle Lar's it girl friend . . weekly visits with Pauline . . . Ka bear. MJMJH C ff-,Q ? lla BL .4 Y g '--Y: fi IH. -ff 1 . - Af fe... 'nil K ye. in W A5 , it . V V 44 NIDY LIPTAK DONALD LIPTAK ggles + giggles. . .3 flight races Cute . . . nice-smile . . . I'm sorry .Crumpy. . . No problem . . . . . . scuba diving . . . skier - bro- m going wacky . . . Lippy . . . ken ankle . . . roast beef grinders 1. . . .Lori's honey. . .Donnie. THOMAS LISOWSKI A Artist . . . creative . . . Senorita, no entiendo . . . pianist + com- poser . . . Lunch time discussions ...EPlC. . .T0m. NICE LORENZ ikes you laugh . . . Always think- g . . . Alright - what's the prob- n? . . . understanding . . . ways smiling . . . I of the 4 . . . nshine. I LANCES LYNCH LISA MacFARLANE MICHAEL MACHLER +W. . .Orchestra-Band- Bruce '75' . . . Grants Parking lot 'ill Team . . . Where is . . .Aerosmith. . .Idon'tkn.ow erybody? Future nurse . . . Bow andIdon't care. . .226lav between Sue's eye . . . Quiet, sometimes classes. . .Lisa. . Cords . . . Fran. vo V if M2 'iebwflwllx DIANE LITTLE Never a dull moment . . . Friendly . . . Secretary? . . .makes you laugh. . .good friend. . .hold your breath . . . d0n't ask me . . . Diane. EANETTE LOUGH hett . . . Speed queen . . . Burrr . . . Gallant Russell . . . Keith, let's not get rowdy! . . . Happy-go-lucky . . .Dalton Bros.. . .Ianet. ALBERT MADERA The Dreamer . . . If you don't understand my silence how can you know the meaning of my words? . . .Last of Fred's Rangers. . .Al. 'E ' 12.1 9 , F ' man. Li X TIMOTHY MADRU Rainbows all around the river can be hot or cold and you should dive right into it else you find it's passed you by. . .Tim. DALE MARKEY Smiles. . .Steve. . .short pants- pogo sticks . . . fiery scenes at the prom . . . cold VW . . . Loves the outdoors. . .K.C.. . .Markiewitz. PAMELA MASLAUSKAS Burning the midnight oil . . . Maj . . .Gum, candy. lifesavers?. . . You'll get yours . . . Really knows howto Baton a show. . . Pam. IEROME MALCOVSKY SHEREE MARTIN 226 Lav between Classes . . . meet ya in the lav Lisa . . . Road Runner . . .Loves P.G.. . .Sheree. 2 l ROSE MALINOWSKI RAYMOND MANOS l UniROYAL. . . 95,473 or was it Dual membership. . .The nerds 95,474? . . . Never has any money to F.W.'s . . . bright yellow duster . No charge . . . Tinsel Teeth . spend . . . R+C. . .Riverside Carol. . .Malaca. . .Ray. Racetrack. . .Always at R.M.R. . . .Rose. LORI MARTONE UNlroyal . . . Give me a breal . . . Donut Lady . . . never knoi FRANCIS MARTONE Scuba - Wrestling -- Track - Soo- cer. ..NCC-1701. . .USD. . .O Baby! Why? . . . 4WD . . . Miller what's going on . . . what did yt . . .Uncle Iohn. . . She's my wife say? . . .He's my husband. . . . .Fran. Lori. dr' 7.1 I .-.64 , 'aw .ilu LPH MASTELLO VINCENT MATTIA ties. . .l've got the cart. . . Soccer 313. . .Y cagers. . .O ttell's. . .Innocence?. . .Polish Baby. . . Give me a break. . . es. . .Rowdy . V. .CREAN'S A.C.. . .Spock. . . Pilgrim . . . F. . .Who me?. . .Ralph. White! Pacer . . . Wicked Good! . . . att. ITORIA MAYEROS IAN MAYFORTH ME ON! . . . skiing. . .VP. . . Conversations with Vic . , . skiing ligestion . , . klunky shoes . . . . . . Florida's famous Turtle Tagger ck. . . 325 . . . SQUIRREL . . . Carrots. . . Calmdown Now! ,L, . .choke. , .class. . .BlG ...Honeydip. . .May4. . .Ian. DDY. . .Vic. FFREY MCMAHON LOSEPH MCMAHON acrosse lock. . .Football 43168. . . , Hope to go to NU . . . What a drag! . . .All right Lenny. . .Ioe. 1 CAROLMCCORMACK Smile . . .letter writer. . . Rowdy!! . . .Hey Gorgeous. . .What's real- ity??. . .Hey lady!. . .dreamer . . . philosopher . . . Molto R. . . . Mac. PATRICK MCGAVIN MICHAEL MEAGHER Member of Michael's club . . . quiet . . . sometimes gullible . . . Friday night baseball games . . . California . . .Daydreams. . .Mike. if t CAROLE MERCIER WF. MADE IT . . . NSH . . . Rese- voir . . . Mary's Late Again . . . No . . .11:04. . .Seeing Steve. . .For- got again, huh Sue! . . . Late? . . . Carole. IULIA MICKS LOUISE MIDURA Always ready with a smile . . . Does my hair look alright? . . . Howdy . . . Good Grief . . . Lan- Red Sox fever. . .Friday nights. . . guage Room. . . She'll have a he's cute . . . The Bobbsey Twins bird . . .Iulie. . . .Sane of the gang . . . Concerts . . . u. CHARLES MIEMIEC ' . Donald ATO's enemy. . .party. . Duck . . . Blue Beast . . . Munchies . . . Candy Man . . . what a drag . . .dunkin donuts. . .Chucklees. PATRICIA MIKELIS DANA A. MILLER Involved in EVERYTHING!. . . Rolled-up sleeves . . . What can I Bradford House 1124. . . Munchkin say . . . flirty . . . Mustache . . . . . . Nursing? . . . Only kidding Miss Shea's carpenter . . . 69 . . .Igotta letter. . .little Mike. . . Camaro SS. . .Dana. Pat. MARIA MONTELEONE DAVID MONTOVANI Honest Italian . . . Chris . . . Mac- Geometry . . . Tennis . . . Football Donald's. . .Charger!. . .M+M. . . .Concerts. . .Hockey. . .Ski- ing. . .flannel shirts. . .Cords. . . Dave. . .Monty. MARY IO MILLER Canada . . . Ioe . . . Hey guys I gotta take a rest . . .Friendly's. . . Don't let it bring you down . . . A.D.G. . . .Mary. GREGORYMORIN . . .Space rabbit. . . GLENNMIEMIEC Track . . . Soccer . . . T Sleeper . . . G.S.A. . . . W.S.I. . Northland College? . . . C psyched . . . i l l . i DEBORAH MOLLER Weekends in Peabody. . .Par alias Patty . . . member of UPS . that poor Maverick . . . a really f friend . . .Debbie. AMY MORRIS Pumpkin . . .hears the beat of a d ferent drummer . . . Michaelangf .. .Falcoon. . .WCOWM. ..F1 rida after dinner capers . . . Am Moses. VJ 'NX A ,9- NNE MORRIS ic mittens. . .TQueen. . . .ey . . . Guthrie's hat . . . Ioe for sure . . . gottatruck matchmaker . . . wicked good d. . .Io. qgkry ., ..,., Tl? HAELMORRIS Sooo. . .you say you want to be an insect. . .strange. . l parties from Montgomery to field . . . long walks home . . . a . . . part of the medicare team vl. of U.P.S.. . . Mike. I if i -,., . Q I KEVIN MORRIS Football QB 312 . . . Spanish Major. . .Miss Petros. . . 65 olds . . .Friday Nights with R.S.. . . Bud's Friend. . .Kevin. KELLY MORRISON Bright Smile . . . a good shoulder to cry on . . . Always jumping around . . . guess what . . .Sears. . .No. 'l0!. . .Kyle. Y' VIORTIMER LISA MULANOUSKUS EDWARD MULLARKEY THOMAS MULLIGAN -t person . . . Big Y . . . G 81 T WE MADE IT DENISE! . . . Nights Chicken Legs . . . Wrestling Don't 'Morty . . . Elms College . . . in 11th . . . convincer . . . Steiger's say it . . . Shut up - I-I mean be at friend. . .the Cape. . .Iill. . . . drifter in her own world . . . quiet . . ..Gaseous. . .Eye Contact nursing. . . I wantit my way . . . . . .Tropical Fish. . .Spider. Lisa. ,.xf,,f'Xfx fs ,-xg' 141 ,, 4' 1? A ,f - f . g X 1 rug ,. , X ., X I X ,f N tl gt N ,L W . I ,. S A A f- ,, ., f - 10- I WL: BRIAN MURPHY Talks bikes with O'Cal . . . CAN- AM . . . Enduros . . . Quality . . . Diane. . .Murph. IOSEPH MURRAY The Pub? . . . Let's hit'em . . . Are you a Senior? Ioe. . .Ioey. . . lofus. ' ESTHER NASIATKA One ofthe gang. . .Babb's. . .Like Unreal . . . Mouseketeer . . . I'm so embarrassed . . . speed demon . . . Should I . . . My wheel feel off! . . . Track. . .Esther. DAVID NADEAU IOHN NADOLSKI All by Myself. . .Nate. Loves Mindy . . . Crisco fights . . . the boat . . . Sears . . . huh kid? . . .trees. . .CRASH. . .food, food. food. . .Dentyne Kid. . . Iasiu. -uv Q9 MAUREEN NOMAKEO Kelley-Greene. . .5-every night . . .MEMORlES. . .Southwick ...cheCkout...10-...306... ALAN NEVEU MARK NEVEU McDonalds. . .that's my knee. . . The bass player . . . New Mexico - ski team . . . sultan . . . Bari sax . . . Sweaters . . . Don't touch me . . . I fooled around with Mother . . . sideburns . . . old shoes . . . IOANNE MU'r'ri WCOWM . . . A fight? Where? . . I + ISA strikes again . . . Mou . . .I'll Drive. . .FLORlDA. . FLASH. . .Seasons Road. . Mafia Papers. . .Io. PETER NENORTA Out to lunch . . . 2nd homeroom - Mr. W's office . . . decent . . . II over Brian M's head . . . Pete. gi v. Nature!. . .Mark'slittle brother Stillwater . . . No, he's not related skiing. . .Les. . .oranges. . . g . . .Al. . . .Sniffles. Maureen. ll! pf V Zf F225 IXZ- f-is ,. My 1 ge: will 'iff ff WW S X 'QQ tv Q so , .. - . ... , . , ...wil Q ff fr .s Q n P . v JE NOONAN PHILIP NOWAK W . . . takes her time . . l'll bring it in Monday . . .Odys- h nut . . . year round diet . . . sey . . . Out to lunch . . . M.X. is nertime. . .beautiful eyes. . . 'mean. . .Phil. 1er Block . . . E.W.W.D.G.A.D. Jiane. HOLLY NOYES One of the gang . . . I'm starving . . . Shy. . .Saturday nights at Babbs . . . One oi the Three Mousketeers. . .Pinkies. . .Hol. n ALD NOYES MARY OBERTHER e . . . weekend chaffeur . . . ce giver . . . dancing machine Nancy's comrade. . .Shoe a. . .Med. Tech.. . .Ron. RICHARD OLEKSAK Independent . . . Happy-Go-Lucky . . . '64 Ford . . . Aren't I great? . . .Big-Time Trapper. . .Dirt PAUL O'CALLAHAN CAROL OLEKSAK ' Vt. . .I.S.D.T.. . .CanAm. . . One of the sweathogs . . . Pup, do 5 Bank Loans . . . Rough Rider . . . you want a milk. . .meet me in the Wally . . . Ex Hockey Pro . . . second lav. , .Stone Mountain Day That's enough. . .KATHY. . . Care. . .Ozzie. O'Cal. MARK OLZEWSKI KAORUKO ONO Cheerful . . . singer . . . all lapa- nese . . . even in English . . . new friend . . . super tioklish . . . nice Rider . . . Colleen . . . At 6:30? . . . C.G .... Real-ry . . . Kao- . . .Rick. n ruko. 7fr'f I-V-4 W '-f-1 at ,Sf-kf fxfx 1 it ' was 'X-5 ,qi M ' . f A ' 51 . N ELIZABETH PAINCHAUD EEK! -I mean EEP! . . . the quarry ...OI...gettheleadout!... CYF . . . shyI?j . . . licorice stick player . . . the beach . . . hex signs . . .Beth. A ALDO PALAZZI Always late. . .bans. . .scuba diving . . . Z . . . Hockey puck . . . You're under ARREST! . . . it 12 Cape Cod . . . Blonde Babes . . . double dates with Mark . . .ADE. STEVEN PARISEAU Avid party goer . . . member UPS . . . Any ood parties tonight . . . skiing and Iiigh times. . .Perry. in ef ,K if I 4 SUSAN PEASE We made it Bobbi! . . . Moccasins . . .generous. . .tardy again!! . . . R.F.P. . . . Let's go in late! . . . daydreamer. . .Ron. . .Sue. f-X, DONALD PARKS PATRICIA PELLAN Basketball and Ice Skates . . . crui- sin' with Annie. . .inside jokes with Chet. . . I-Iey you know who's wicked cute?!? . . . Maniac Depressin. . .Pistol. f' fvm 5' CQQXT f' LM KRISTOPHER PALMER REBECCA PATNODE Mouse . . . North Chester and cra times. . .Chig and Beck a we: . . .little mot er. . .Ihate yo guys!. . .TM. . .Beck. GARY PELPHREY Tape recorders. . .draftlng water beds. . .concert's movin . . .Lum's. . .Chevy Van Nuthin Fancy . . .Arizona Women . . . Gary. i 'QR Nl he 73 ll. YW, . ' . Q14 ,L THOMAS PERAMBA MARYANNE PEREGRIN Mainiac. . .silver bullets, . .Strat- Shy?. . .R0wdy!. . .S.C.. . .guy ten Streak . . . I'm emmortified crazy . . . Hey Laur . . . That s a . . . the falcon . . . Old Whaler Matador Cwooshj . . . ape call . . . . . .Boston. . .keys?. . .door. . . Superette . . . college? fneverj . . . Ioe Motts. Mare. RA PETRUCELLI w the dream is rising In a ment it will be past This breather my first It will all too soon be my . . .Sara. IAMES PHILLIPS ROBERT PIASCIK PETER PIENKOWSKI F period study. . .Donna and Sue . . . Cards in the Lib.! . . . Stosh Parties. . .BigY. . .Bob. KN PIERCE . . . Hockey 412 . . . Baseball? . Shrub . . . loggers . . . mono . lips . ., beavers . . . Carvels edgie King . . . always late . . . V. ygr' X, . My . Oiwv' is MARY I. PITONIAK DEBORAH POLETO PAMELA POMEROY Partying Pitoniack. . .SC pres. . . Mare's best friend . . . Boys Club sehr fleissing . . . Doc . . . Crash! . . .Paul. . .7!15!74. . .3rd lunch . . .Springsteen nut. . .changed . . . Gums! . . . jeans . . . hockey . . .Mary. . . .Goup. . .Debbie. STEVEN POOLE Animal man . . . I'll punch you in the head . . . Inflatable doll . . . You're under arrest. . . Bev . . . Gunther. . .Dunkin Donuts. . . Cross St.. . .Moondog. FREDERICK PUELLE ELIZAB Crash 2 . . . Cookie . . . continuous suntans . . . FLORIDA . skiing . . .B+T. . .always has somethin to say . . . WCOWM . . . wickeg rowdy. . .Betsy. ETH QUIMPER LYNN POPOVICH North Chester and crazy times . . . profound art student. . .forever scheming. . .college escapades. . . Bowler's partner in crime . . . UPS . . .Peeps. SCOTT POTEAT LYNN PRIEST Got me . . . no shop today . . . Lynner . . . call ya later . Gumby's dilemma. . .3lunches L.I.B.T.C. . . .I'za thinkin: . . .secret honorsocietymember weekends. . .the gate. . .kt . . .Scott. your eyes open for? . . .I'm again. . .Lynn. I CYNTHIA ANN PULLEY what's up? . . .L.I.B.T.C.. . Mich's . . . the gate . . . only left . . . Bill . . . with a smile Cindy. E' C X . w E ttle H te I., VVVV , ' . Y W l 2. PETER RAINEY Carby kid. . .super sleeze Bonger . . . I only got a little VFW. . .Rocky. 54 brother. one of them . . . L1 .fw- I I-1 x if Q tr X tip ri? W -1' , 'Q i 5 lift K , W, 'iifnfflesfe' , A ' f 'W' ' tl i lj 1 .5 2 Q iii ' i 5 LM' V if 175, 5 ' ii c ' ,H S i A ,, 3 , if 4 ii at 1 418 r g gi if ww MS U' ' . ,-1.5 . . A - W- W qv 452 5 W ggi? Q , ,ig Q f f A ?1.:f4.ggi A ,.,, .. HILIP RAINEY MICHAEL RAUSEO arecrow . . . I don't want my car Basketball- 813 . . . Baseball . . . . .Get out of here. . .Idon't have Cross C6untry?. . .ln teams of ny money. . .no sir. . .Philsy. what?. . .OK. . .moody. . . my prayer . . . good deal . . . evil one . . . RAHS . . .Mike. lARILYN REYNOLDS per. study . . . roller skating . . . rrible joker . . . fudge ripple ice 'eam . . . very quiet . . . your kid- mg. . .Marilyn. n WILLIAM REESE Gibson Les-paul. . .Babb's. . , Stillwater. . .CRASH!. . . Chevy Van . . . Marshall . . . PVSDCM . . .Grees. THOMAS REYNOLDS Satellite-staties. . .Babb's. . . Friendly's . . . Father Reynolds . . . 102 mph.. . .Butch. IULIA RHODES Oh, Baby . . . Santa's elf . . . Cop . . .Don't be Ca!. . .chem. . .flirt . . . who needs them . . . Psychol- ogy. . .real cute. . .Iul. - H 5 1. ' I l'...1f3s 1 Ag my 1 f W x Y' W AURIE RIVERS ob. . .motor cycles. . .Gary. . . lary's best friend . . . Crazy gang . . Speedy' Dave . . . 2129175 . . . ums. . .IAurie. DEBORAH RIX Pointed toes . . . I'm so cold sleep intoxication. . .Pullchain,UGH! . . . standard?!? . . . 0.0.B. original . . .Debbie. IANE ROBERTS Big smile. . .Concerts. . .halftime shows . . . always in a twinkie zone . . . C Math. . . Where am I going . . .Ianie. LYNN REYNOLDS artist. . .the great talker. . .swim- mer. . .always lends a helping hand . . . a neat book keeper . . . reader. . .smilie. . .Shorty. ARLENE RING!-IR great accountant. . .acrochet whiz . . .shorthand. . .Rm.237. . . quiet. . .ALWAYS happy. . .smi- lie. . .Ar. 'LEON ROBIDEAU MICHAEL ROBINSON Mickle . . . the Pub . . . the magic marker massacre. . .Friendly's. Football at the turf . . . the lord of the rings . . . the quad stereo . . . Bobby. B KAREN ROY Shy . . . alwa s laughing . . . wall flower. . .look alive. . .Dec.1. . . say something. . .Karen. KEVIN ST. IACQUES Whip City Drum Corps. . .N.E. Cham !. . .track star. . .NHS moneygags . . . Glockenspiel? . . . Hey, Talkative . . . one of a kind lwe hopej. . .Harv. IANET ROSE Killer. . . No. Chester and ora times . . . Key West . . . PB Qui ...Michael. . .Quefasa. . .I nita. X x y f we MAUREEN SAGAN Maureen . . . Ice skating att Olympia . . .Can I tell you a sect . . .Freckles. . .brownleath jacket . . . a true Eriend forever. sewing. . .Moe. 2 2 e SCO'I'I' SALAZAR STACY SAWYER DIANE SHABOWSKI Fun. . .Personality. . .out to Bradford House 315. . .Hampton That was mean . . . Explair lunch. . .super-extendo. . .Sal. Beach-Boo. . .F,W.W.D,G.A.D. again . . . Cheesecake . . . anil eater . . . Bodie . . . Always in d . . . Nlidnight Rider. . .Frizzb ...DL . . . Year round diet . . . teacher? . . .temper, temper. . .Stacy. ' -v NH f ,f Ng I I 1,1 ' 'ip -I S Y- -t ' Y-f - 11 f ' if ' xg' rs' --14 ..- ' fi ' 4-H - A!!! 1 NTHONY SCHEIP wa- Q 1 M 41 a were ,,, A .ga fu 'ef-M131 '- ww- 'Sl' 1 1 .S- Q. im, 4 Q.: Al' ,ii ' ' N x QW' zseffgafg. -1.-La. Ai' IEFFREY SCHWEITZER Football 41260. . .O.L.,Grappler . . . 4118 . . .Sarotoga. . .Capt. jeff . . .Bon's Boy. . .Thor. . .Switch . . . Porker . . . Lacrosse 37 . . . Tournaments. . .leff. F DNNA SHEA LISA SHEPARDSON iey watch it! . . . super nut . . . Toitles. . .TurtleTagging. . .V.W. ves oceans . . . Eagles . . . is . . . Imagine me and you . . . 'iendly big eyes. . .Air Force wife scuffys . . . purple . . . LOVE IT! .N0v.6. . .Richie. . .D0nna. . . .David . . .Life. . .Rapids!. . . Shep. Q-'Q BEVERLY SCO'I'I' blondie . . . good friend . . . sun- shine. . .married woman. . . SHANE. . .Bev. TIMOTHY SEXTON Last of Fred's Rangers. . . 33287. . . funny. . .Party? Where!?. . .good friend . . . TES . . . the beach . . . big mama . . . ZOOT! . . . big red . . .toothless. . .Tim. EITH SHIMELD MICHAEL SIENKIEWICZ arm blue eys. . .artist . . .sensi- Yeah, right! . . .Mary's friend 'e. . .caring person. . .Led Zep- . . . yes boss . . . Cape Cod . . . lin fan. . .Keith. University of Holyoke. . .good times. . . Mike. V- .s i ANNE SIMMONS See what love the Father has given us, that we should be called children of God. -l Iohn 3:1 MARKSINCLAIR Chinese. . .Bongers. . .How aboutacarby. . .C'mon Rocky. . . Sink. 7- - ,wzazisftgyl CATHERINE SLOWEY DONNA SMALL KENNETH SMIGEL muscles . . . I say YEAH . . . the Loveable. . .friendly. . .very sen- 36 soccer star. . .Chevy Bomb eater. . . Come on Pam . . . sitive . . . Deb A. best friend . . . . . . Dutch Boy . . . Aw . . .P Crazy Kate. . .big brown eyes and Why me . . . cat . . . sleep . . . andRstar. . .G.W.'s pal. . .Smig. a deep voice . . . a little D.C .... Money. . .8-19-74. . .PRE. . . always smiling. . .Katelis. IAMIE'S GIRL. . .Donna. ' MJ WARREN SMITH Super Potter . . . furless . . . son of CHAMP. . .college parties. . . ticklish . . .3 Class rings? . . . M.E.'s pal . . . strange noises . . . Duh??? . . .Smitty. ELIZABETH SOKOLOWSKI SMILEY. . .sparkling eyes. . . Porky the Polack II. . .2nd cuz. . . I-I.H.. . .T.M.. . .unpredictable . . . Kung Fu until 2:30 A.M.? . . . Liz. RITA SOBZAK Ho! Ho! I-lol. . .a bubbly and gabby girl . . . The French nut and Span- ish bug . . . Porky the Polack . . . I.A.. . .Glasses in his eyes, no morel. . .Rit. MICHAEL SNYDER IOANNESMITH candygramsf . .S.N. addict. tutti flutti. . . Ahh! Come on . . . Blond Bombshell . F.W.W.D.G.A.D. . . . Music . . . the Bible!. . Joanne. WILLIAM SMITH 71 3. -J ...J ALVA SOTO the little table . . . into someth great . . . Ralph . . . a good fri: . . .pretty. . .unemployedw dignity. . .Alva. tlmlgelf mfifMtgQlMwM2L.-f2'mlfmW..g,Y? - norman so'ro 0 CYNTHIA STOBER GERALD STONE Big Rock . . . Passion for soccer . . . red sneakers. . .never gets mad . . .Bucky. . .Wood chips. . .cul- tured. . . wicked . . .Lor. . . Ierry. . .Stoner. CHRISTOPHER SPELMAN O, horrible! O, horrible! most horri- ble! . . .Iohnny Winter. . . Dr. Demento. . .Monty Python. . . W.F.G.. . .Say no more. . .Chris. IODY SQUIRES LYNNEA STEVENS good shoulder to cry on . . . Kelly and D's pal . . . Rick . . . R.C. Cola . . . strange moods . . . great friend . . .Lynn. vi' DEBORAH STOLECKI chem . . . Don't be CA! . . . Semi . . .Basketball, Softball Star. . . fun to be with . . . long time friend . . .RedBomb. . .Deb. ALICE STOROZUK NANCY STRINISTE SUSAN STRUTHERS Loves Bill . . . the little table too! Happy. . .SC VP. . . ex-manager Friendly's . . . a fun person to be . . .Where's herlegs?. . .little . . .light blue VW. . .Rite.Aide. . . with. . .always smilng. . .French muscles. . .white toyota. . .a Autographed wall . . . Charity Club. . .future nurse. . .Orches- friend. . .Alice. dance. . .Nance. tra. . .giggles. . .beat red. . . Med. careers . . . Sue. S' W 9 L .f N If ff A 4 M Y h 7 -----K XX xr '- M7 :L I 7 11,4 t ' 'Y' P 5 e a 1 E B l v fl RICHARD SUCKAU -. This has been a fun year, but Go Luck to the underclassmen. . Rick. 2 i i l . 1' DOUGLAS SULLIVAN DEBORA SWINDELL GAYLE SYRENNE DENISE TARDIF The ski Encyclopedia. . .Snow I don't care . . . thoughtful . . . Skiing. . .St.Mike's. . .2:1. . .'65 suffers in silence f?j. . .whatafc Plows. . .Saab 99E. . .traveled to Mark. . .easy to talk to . . .loves junk. . .hones?!!. . .GSLDF + . . . You'll get yours . . . Ho Mt. Mansfield. . .Member of U.P.S. to play practical jokes. . .fun to be vice versa . . . books, books, books embarrassing . . . Giggles . . . IX . . . Summer . . . College bound with . . . horses . . . concerts . . . . . . D per. at Dunkin Donuts . . . Chris. . .Denise. . . .Bugshy. Deb. Gayle. IILL TAYLOR GREGORY TEODORE KIM TEXIRA DARLENE TILLMAN Iill - Desinately insane . . . N.S. Hey T . . .You Dullard . . .The Beaches . . . Dylan . . . quiet? . . . Dizzy. . . Big Y. . .wants to be pal? . . . 411 . . .Amherst . . . lion. . .how embarrassing. . . laughing mushrooms . . . 2 roses secretary. . .butthere's alwaysl weekend with Christophe. . .Tan- W.O.Z.. . .D study. . .Durk-Durk . . . floors . . . big green eyes . . . . . ,Dar. glewood. . .New Mexico. L .Iill. . . . white jeep . . . Member: Tres 4:00 a.m. poetry?. . .Why?. . . Rebeldes. . .Spain. . .Teo. Kim. f fs? -Z IV- ZX f , f X . 1 ft , 'f ' I A , f t . ff rex -Y- ' 7 1. 5. .J X- f. 1 . AA , 11.1 115.4 ' ' e -A -X Je- , . PATRICIA TRUSTY unorganizedly busy. . .someday wo will look back at lhal and laugh . . .Y loader. . .super O.T.W. Bach. . .Hi beautiful. . .Pal. CHRISTINE VANCE Five foot two, eyes of blue. . .Colo- rado. . .singin' in the rain . . . Dressos?? . . . Craigville . . . bare- foot in the snow . . . sunshine and outdoors. . .Chris. n NANCYVAZQUEZ unique . . . fun loving friend . . . the first . . . great listener . . . bas- ketball observer. . .charismatioo gang . . . Get me some napkins . . .adios. . .Nancy. 'B RICHARD VELLA I wanna meet the people . . . Vella bus service . . .Elton Iohn . . .Big Y lifer. . . Hey Hon . . . What'sthe scoop! . . .D.H. ' I9 MARILYN VELLA Flirt . . . loves to dance . . . Ma Barnes . . .always a smile. . . ons of the four . . . the bump . . . don'tknow you! . . .Racq. ., .f DIANE VIOCK Deetle. . .Let's Boogie. . .Howarc Iohnson's girl . . . I have to work ti 11:00. . . sleeping beauty. . . Diane. Vvfl, ,S I Q LERAE WALLACE CATHY WALLIS UniroyAL. . .Can never under- Idon't wanna. . . VP . . .traek. . stand him. . .Cobble Mt.. . .Kiss 31 . . . Bunny . . . You Turkey' lt! . . . Always at R.M.R. . . . Snurl Squirrel Hill . . . Laughs like Hor- . . .Races. . .LeRae. shack . . . Hockey games with Ioe . . .Katrina. ,ff gf! A In ' 1'ff 'K . ts' F :. 4 2 0 ZRYL WALTEIN rather not say . . .always on a . . . ldon'tknow . a .Cheryl. LAURIEWEEKS One righteous looking gangl. . . True friend. . .faithful ride to school fsometimesj. . . Under- standing and always smiling. . . Kim's friend . . . in love with life . . .Laurie. IHAEL WARCHOL IAMES WARNER IULIE WARNER Basketball . . . 1-T21 . . . Oh Baby Made in Ireland. . . What's new? . . .Spain. . .Afro. . .Kathy. . . . . . No Bebo . . . One of the gang New York. . .Cornell. . .Norwich . . .Tony Newley. . . that red . . . Nose Bleeder . . . Unele lohn sweater . . .Yaz sir. that's my baby . . .Buddy Earl. . .limmy. . .lim . . .1-special. . .pal. . Julie. .asm IHAEL WEINLE PAUL WELLSPEAK ROBERT WENZEL CYNTHIA WHALEN ne-veg . . . luper scope . . . Paul . . . soeeer 11334 . . . Phys. Ed Business . . . band . . . whale . . on't go in the library mommy . . . Y eager . . .Tell me about it supervisor. . .blue hornet. . . rkstberen. . .snap head. . . . . .Beak. what elass is next? . . . a good ligan. - friend. . .easy going. . .Cindy. wf'Nf' NZ- V17- 5 X a--1 Y e ali., eg iQ. cf. l ,gli MMQ f .gpg as L Mg , A ,1 was IOHN WIELGUS Crunehmobile . . . Buzz Brain . . . Coleen . . . Hey Burke . . . secret . . .lohn. M, , SHARON WILDER jill . . . a member of the michael's club. . .black vw. . .outgoing. . . everybody's friend . . .,B.B.B. . . . 105-106-107 artist . . . leadfoot . . . Crash. ALICIA WILK LESLIE WILLIAMS Braoes. , . you're kidding . . . Dan . . .Brune. . .Krash. . .Dia- Friday nights . . . The Eagles . . . mond. . .we had another fight last eoneerts . . . Wow! He's oute . . . night. . .purple eake. . .ljust lost the Bohhsey Twins . . . one of the it. . .Herman Who?. . .LesIie. gang. . .Leesh. ROBERT WILLIAMS PATRICIA WOLCOTT Crash I . . . Tennis . . . N.S. pal? . . .quiet eookie. . .FLORlDA. . . a good friend . . . skiing . . . W.C.O.W.M.. . .Trish. 64 , S3 7f.L , J f Qfxgz'-l'j 'fff' INNAWOOD 'es to ski. . .great friend. . . es a good time . . . ski school 'ties . . . picnics . . . letters . . . yd . . . sing . . . smile . . . fishy? .Donna. g . ,f', . 5 .-, . tl v TH WOODS RAYMOND WROBI.ESKl IOHN YARSLEY SHAN YOU wn in Mr. Newcomb's class . . . oops - there goes another ocean Yahrsley. . . Bubble Baths. . .lit- Ioe Mannix . . . Blue Hornet . . . beautiful eyes . . .school skip- . . .can't you usealighter color. . . tle fur . . . Yars . . . Baseball 34 Explain it again . . .another dent, r . . . Beth and Chester . . . always in green . . . whistles . . . . . .soccer. . .wounded knee. . . another day. . . It's on you! . . . . .Bethel Woodis. Father Ray. . . Always in 107 . . . OOOH BAABY. . .Iohn. Cheshire grin . . . Suzy Wong . . . Titanic. Editor. . .0.0.B.B.G.. . .Sung. ' LNDACE ZALESKY IOSEPH ZAZZARO PAUL ZIEMBA Lendly . . . I.A .... loves to sew F.F. . . . Beany . . . Y.L. . . . Tom's .always running to class. . . teacher . . . mass production pots S .... Dallas, Texas . . . polka . . . What do you think you're tgingham cat. . .Candy. doing?? . . . Dynamints . . 1 You're crazy. . Joe. fvfwf mf DAVID ZITO Sneaky Zito . . . Drum Corps . . . Band . . . Mich . . . Fun time at lunch . . . T from E . . . 210 follies . . .Zito. M-u .,x, , -'h-' ' ' :,' iii' I Q ..,,L 41252. K HT Y 59' 0 1-'Q 4 f .Y Q. V L' Q 5 fi , L' I , ' N U ' qi 5, ?: ff?4u '9u V ' i 1 V' I A Y ,J ., ,V gwzfieig ..d' Q Aw, nm.-4 ,fuyfefw gg, ' ,W , . 2 ,,,wH14zfWm,,fM-A wif? f f f 'K Elf J ,Xp-SS 'gif Q WH ? wma ' SE IOR ASQUERADE. . . 0VEMBER1st ww. Y T Q47 ametro GOO!! 'gnu' ,nH0a, ,,i,Oll0l!','. 'ofa Q fa 3 I , 'f,' 1w'v,'e , ,' fn, ff 1 Q da, VW. 'F ' 'a ',4 s I 6 9 Z, Q, , 1,-fs Q 1 4 ,W 4 1 a 0. p Q 4 4 n 0 , auf,-44 4 4 f, owym als V, ,wwnql 'D O 44' ' s w'i'l7f+ gr IUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The Classes of 1976 and 1977 of PRESENT Y Dancing in the Moonlight Monday Evening May Seventeenth Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Six Music hy Umen On May 17, the Prom was held at Chez Iosef in Agawam. Danc- ing music was provided by the Worcester area band Omen Honored guests at the head table were Mayor and Mrs. Iohn I. Rhodes, Mr. I. Brian I-Ialloran and daughter, Miss Patricia Randall and escort, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Metcalf, and Mr. and Mrs. George Wallis, Ir. Approximately 570 people attended the Prom. The event was a great success and a memborable evening for all. I U ll ll - . 'I 'I JC. ai' 1 Ms- i H V 'iv il Sauce C IS Capon ream - J F y we: ,fi , , min: 1 ' 2 4, , M 1 ,,A4'Y ,M If gi ,f ' 2 f if 3 5 ' i , K UWM' WMU ff 1 ' A L 4' O W kk ' 'D W, ' 5' ff Y tif Air, f 'ww 1 ' ,Q , fy . . . . . ........... Q11 . . , . . . ............ 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Beverage M ee,eeeee Z., I1 1 ' X Y , ff 'vii ' me if SENIOR HOST AND HOSTESS Gerald Stone Lori Cavanaugh SENIOR USHERS AND USHERETTES Robert Iohnson Debra Finney Ioseph Cassidy Kathy Fisher IUNIOR HOST AND HOSTESS Richard Boyle Debra Fitzgerald IUNIOR USHERS AND USHERETTES Ka Mark Roberts ren Harshbarger Edward Irzyk Bonnie St. Mary A Q LYNN PAPER D8Vld F M-ffm A,,. ,72 KSVI xi LO i ES Bruce fsQfQ f5,yfsn4 Q Qw67H?xf 31351 6 A FOR TYPIST A Ir 76 WE AR WW! Q W TABLET Gavln Hagan 76 Tardif '76 chweltzer 76 ASSOCIA Pierce '76 Q- 'r'1 W... . N A gi . H 'Q ,1 7 , ,L mxwlfg . 3 ' .3 al, ,,4' 1 1. 4 V4, V'-k K 1 Last Da For Seniors - 4 fx iss mP w'QQ ,L ,wg SU, Q,,-N, Wa! ,f - -iw, A W A 1 1- 41 ,sf . f ' , , FINAL ASSE WWW-1 . 1, ,- -g7 - n , if Q45 it-fi 1 Ai , ws 2 I , V f p MBLY. . .IUNE 11 M M KH ll , s E , , , 1 n ' ' 4 i gf. A v as . . H -. Q ffsl '5 Z x ' M2-X x 8 lj W . X wax. V A Y fqggig : 413' M Q , BRONZE TABLET AWARD an , K Q W Z Row 1: Dianne Farr, Donna Wood, William Benjamin, Anne Simmons, Iames Guevin, Mary Cyr, Frederick Puelle, Lori Ca naugh, Mary Hogan. Row 2: Iacqueline Howard, Amy Morris, William Burke, Nancy Cavagnac, Richard Gaylord, Kat Fischer, Nigel Barton, Iill Taylor, Robert Iohnson, Nancy Hagan, Sandra Andersen, Patricia Mikelis. Row 3: Sheila Hagan, La rie Furkey, Mary Cilberti, Gregory Carignan, Christine Funaro, Alan Caolo, Cynthia Peacock, Iohn Kucharski, Catherine Co Anne LaForge, Elizabeth Painchaud. Row 4: Mary Pitoniak, Nancy Striniste, Francis Martone, Carolyn Kowal, Marilyn Vel Alfred Korostynski, Ioan Bannish, Sandra Ashe, Shan You, David Nadeau, Heather Brownlie, Ioanne Morris, Missing is Elean Bannon. Bronze Tablet Award goes to the member of the graduating class who has done most for the welfare, good name, and progress of Westfield High School by vote of the Senior Class and the Faculty. This year's recipient . . . . . . . The Four Finalists for the Bronze Tablet Award were: Patricia Mikel William Percy Benlamin William Benjamin, Sandra Andersen, Christine Funaro. 76 me 19' 5 3 Class Ballot BEST DRESSED David Kazierad Caron johnson Lynn Levitt BEST LOOKING Greg Carignan Alan Caolo Chris Funaro BEST PERSONALITY Carl Lemon Ioanne Mutti CLASS COUPLE Bob johnson Debbie Finney CLASS CLOWNS Bruce Dolat Iill Vail CLASS F LIRTS john Hibert Betsey Quimper CLASS GOSSIPERS Fred Puelle Ioanne Mutti Karen Lingatis SERIOUS SENIORS Iim Guevin Anne Simmons SI-IYEST SENIORS Chris Gammons Sara Hess SMILING SENIORS Carl Lemon Ioanne Mutti CLASS ATHLETES Bill Burke Carol F ucci CLASS MUSICIANS Bruce Dolat Beth Barber CLASS POLITICIANS Bill Benjamin Pat Mikelis MOST DRAMATIC Michael Dufraine Sandy Anderson Lori Cavanaugh MOST SCIENTIFIC Tod Gunter Gayle Syrenne MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bill Benjamin Sandy Anderson TEACI-IER'S PET Bill Benjamin Sandy Anderson TEACHER'S DILEMMA Steve Poole Kim Cooper FAVORITE TEACHER Mr. Newcomb Miss Chiampa 1 .24 r, Q 4 ' -, ' - ffmfyfw ' 'lf-1 ' i ' Q, SfL?5W1fk'w,- Wh .. :-2 J ,pw Q R ' fp M, X f I R .W .s W just one little itsy bilsy kiss. Andy? For me? D K, kl... H. ,K Boy, it sum has boon an long night. 'J' ,....Y'..1'- -f 'Lai X! ' CD Go ahead Andy. We know you love it! O.K.! VVho s the wiseguy who stuck glue onthe floor? u...y.,m f. Hold fast to our dreams for if dreams die lif 1 - 2 i 1 , . , W if fy we ,1,,,' C . , 'lf' Q, g ,7 fx if gw,w,fy f -if we We Q ,A H v.-.Z ,K , X ,, A 4 ,, s 5. Mayor Rhodes Brlan y GRADU TIO PR CTICE. . . UNE 10 4' V1 fleimfff g a A' Uh, I think we d better stop playing. Everybody s leaving the field. Wake me up when it's over. Right on, Chevy Chase! f n w ' K K I , Q -nn V ,V , pw- V But Mrs. Coffin, our seats are on the other side of the field . . . f You mean to tell me, you actually bribed someone for a seat? Well boys, we're almost set . . . but why don't we go over the processional jus ' v 82 more time. TLO GL ST: GRADUATIO ...IU E12 s l Q a 1 lac!- .ffn wan- ann , Z'AfQ2,.i'!n! .1 N. M - w 6 4, It's never too sunny to smile. 5' MY icd 1111.6 'fix And next I'll speak on patrioiism . . . '- ... Q, I 1 v F 4 I nf ff 1 1 W 5 51976 at Municiple Field, never before aisiate forfftlliie This year's Graduation was held on momentous occasion. Originally scheduled for Iune graduation was postponed until the following day due to inclement weather. Led by Marshalls Cathy Morrissey and Meg'Pierce, the class assembled under ideal weather on the important afternoon. Partly had begun their high school careers at the school before going to the new one, their graduation linked the memories of the past with the hopes for 4 .L Mi- X63 CLASS HISTORY 1976 As the Class of 1976, the Bicentennial Class, we have spent four important years together, from September 1972 until june 1976. On September6, 1972, we were the last class to enter the old Westfield High as itty-bitty freshmen. After our first few days of getting lose in the hallways, we were prepared to start our high school careers. On a night filled with shaving cream, bobbing for apples and pushing peanuts across the floor with our noses, we were initiated by the upperclassmen. President Debra O'Shaughnessy led us into the year. In january we presented our first One-Act Play. The following month brought us the Charity Dance Compeition. Bill Benjamin and Bridget Dowd were chosen to represent our class. Finally on june 15, 1973 we said goodbye to the familiar Smith Avenue School and to double sessions. On September 6, 1973, we entered the new Westfield High School. It was the first time in our history that all four classes attended school on the same session. As silly-silly sphomores, we felt we belonged. With Bill Benjamin as our new president, we chose jonathan Livingston Seagull as our class mascot, and our class colors blue and white. Following the dedication and open house of the new school in the fall, we began to prepare our second One-Act Play. On january 7, 1974, the mayor's inauguration was held in the WHS gymnasium. We were proud on-lookers as our class sponsor, Mr. Rhodes, became mayor. We finished the rest of our years under the guidance of Mr. Metcalf. Later on that year Bob johnson and Chris Funaro represented our class in the Charity Dance. On june 19, we were the first sophomores to receive our class rings: we now had the real things, symbols of our importance to Westfield High. We began our year as jolly-jolly juniors on September 5, 1974. We were upperclassmen now. Bill Benjamin was re-elected president. In the One-Act Play Competition that year we were triumphant. We won Best Costume Award, Best Scenery Award, and most important, Best Play Award. The Bicentennial Class was gaining status. The couple chosen to lead us in the Charity Dance was Sean Pierce and Ioanne Mutti. With their help our class did a magnificent job. May brought the jr.-Sr. Prom, Pieces of April, which was held at Wycoff Country Club. Then the end of the school year came and we sadly said goodbye to the Class of 1975. Now it was all up to us. The same class officers were elected and in early September we began our hectic senior year, joined by Senior Exchange Student Karouko Ono and Iunior Exchange Student Dana Scheel. Our first project as mighty-mighty seniors was the week long Magazine Drive. We surpassed our goal and raised over S16,000.00, the largest amount ever. In October, class members dressed in a variety of costumes to attend the Masquerade. january brought us our final attempt at the One-Act Plays. Our controversial play was a tremendous effort for which we received Best Scenery Award. In February, thanks to King Io Cassiday and Queen Kathy Fischer, their court, and fine class support, we collected over 5800.00 and the senior couple was crowned at the dance. After a class vote, Bronze Tablet Finalists Sandra Andersen, Bill Benjamin, Chris Funaro, and Pat Mikelis were selected from 45 nominees. On May 17, Dancing in the Moonlight, the Ir.-Sr. Prom was held at Chez Iosef. Later in the month 92 students received certificates of membership and gold stones at the National Honor Society Banquet. This same month class songs were chosen. We finished our senior year on Iune 4. Our last day, named by the underclassmen as Kiss-A-Senior Day, with our T-shirts, garbage bags of confetti and the motorcade around the city was a perfect ending to our high school years. The Senior Banquet and Post Banquet Party on Iune 7, at which the class ballot was revealed, allowed us one last chance to get together before graduation. After going to homeroom for the last time on Iune 10, we went to the gym to honor all students who received awards. We were proud on-lookers as the Bronze Tablet was presented to Bill Benjamin. The next day, june 11, our expected gradua- tion date, we were filled with great joy and anxious anticipation, rain was predicted. That morning we went before our younger classmates and they paid a fine tribute to us. The remainder of the morning we spent practicing at the old High School football field under hot sun. That evening severe thunder storms were predicted and graduation was postponed. The next day was beautiful as 413 students received diplomas. Now it is our turn to say goodbye to the students and teachers we are leaving behind. We leave with one special wish for them and for ourselves -that all may learn to hold fast to their dreams, for if dreams die life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly. Lori I. Cavanaugh Class Historian 86 w,M si M A, - ,+A f. - WA 1,4 ,. ,, 3 , 1? 2 Vx 'ii K 'L i',l 'K-- . N A .uf Q1 S 1 . . 7 K' VAN' ACTIVI M 'ff ' 1, . A A iigii , V - X L ..Qg.4.-ps-2 - .. W, . T. rl . , R,g?g,,gKi.5.,Q P w H E sr' U ADULTS Music J DA ES: ?N f S 5 X- b THURSDAY - -. nr f as, . A jk -- 1. , , N v dv 4, ' K- , b f' fu 5 ! E af fw , 3 gif L 0 2 X53 i. Y ., 'M if 3 wwf 3 ! F X. Y .5 G6 X xx E 6 ,sl Q ull' Q ,- 'Lf 'G 1 9. 1-Q r 4:9 4 4 , s J, A, 6 - I QV? 'AX f 89 K if ,,,. Winter Concert On Tuesday evening, December 16, 1975, musical groups of W.H.S -the Concert Band, the Orchestra the Wind Ensemble, the Chorus, the Minstrels, and the Concert Choir entertained many with music for the Christmas season. Special individ ual performances and unique orchestration made the evening memorable. eff i're ,r pf' r M4 an ig i 2 ,E ,,,,,,-J Spring Concert Q P? S51 ..,1,f, 4 , ff Sigh in X f' 1 :Af Sai H4 , I ,,, , ,f 'Y Q' Q ' .,, Wm M2541 an Y mfg : M 'AZ , E l fn, -+A, ,. ,,,. ,wink- 5- . sr 5 n lk :M A 5 Q Q' if S N mm, wi: in Ki K :iz .W if gifgw 5 I JU, ffifii -fill, Qh i my Ss qswig- ' -L 4 .f 5 K f-,- iii- ' ,N ..., , 2 r M S 1-lf, ,vi t a -K1,x A , V R. . X iin QQ, ,.':f' if BBSS H -. -.,. 7 A--- QL- - 'W I i . , . . . eo I er ' A ' l 3f!E.' ' ' LI ' f ' ' ' J - - - 55 .. . . X .. --l. ' - ---- ---- WO! X . l ' f Mrsg - 1 + '1K kkA A'IA ' I f si 4, f Ellen . . K. ...... Q, - - - - -Tracy m ,.., v'LLL1 M k' ZQ1 Q59 ---- fi' --- iff - - b HW S ' 1- : .'-i -----' '--- -'-- QW, W ---- BfuC ? ff 3900 ....,. .,.. I I ' ' ' , ' Q Ian ousen - Q k , --, A iM1ch U I-larlmg 7Crai ystrynski .... iane Sitler A Prince Carlo ..... Faculty Directo ., 1 .Sandy Foss l , 7. Mary Collins ,ggi Awards BEST COSTUMES Freshmen BEST PLAY Sophomores BEST SCENERY Seniors BEST ACTRESS Nancy Dyba, '78 BEST ACTOR Niels Andersen '77 BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Beth Warner, '77 BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Mark Mazut, '78 SMA ollard 1r 4 ahan A n 4 aster M . Paul Warner ennifer Beal . Carrie Smith 7 1 Charit Dance February 13, Student Council sponsored the 27th Annual Charity Dance. The band Stillwater pro- vided varied musical entertainment. As in past years, two students from each class were electcdto be King and Queen of their class. These couples competed to collect the most money from city merchants and from their classmates. At the dance, the class whose king and queen, with the help of their court, col- lected the most money per person had their mon- archs crowned. Kathy Fischer and Ioe Cassidy of the class of 1976 with their court collected 25200.00 per person. Other Kings and Queen were Nelson Brown and Roberta Barron, 19773 Richard LeBlanc and Karen Humphrey, 1978, and Tim Morris and Leanne Tobia, 1979. Nancy Strniste, Dance Chairperson, announced that donations exceeded S2200.00 which went to clubs and city organizations. 55 X if ff Ht Pops Concert The 23rd annual Pops Concert was held on March 19 and 20 in the WHS gymnasium. Per- forming both Friday and Saturday nights were the Iazz and Concert Bands, the Wind Ensemble, and a special Dixieland Band. This year, perform- ers chose the Bicentennial as the theme for the concert and coordinated a beautiful slide presen- tation with the song t'America. Special thanks went to the Majorettes who gave a unique per- formance, to the Band Parents and the Drill Team who served refreshments, and to all others who helped to make this evening so enjoyable. I6 19 if Vw I 72 ill..- ,. ,,f,,........m...w--wmv-f A , Q, ,N . ..-.,.fJ...v-vm ww aff 4 Q, 3 V l Q g wma: KNIGHT CKUB SODA BU, , ' W! MHELU 9? E 1 an Vegas ' Vegas '76, sponsored by the junior Class, was held on Friday, March 26 in the W.H.S. gymnasium. Thousands of dollars in Play Money were het on several games including Roulette, Poker, Blackjack, and many Wheels of Fortune. After hours of gam- bling, teachers, parents, and students exchanged their winnings for chances at fantastic prizes: a ten speed bike, a rocking chair, a camera, calculators, albums, a television. and many others. Door Prizes were also given out during the night, consequently, almost everyone went home a winner. .. New , , ,, My g ..,,..,.,,, -w.,..Mfw,-,.., K My ,tv .62 r- it K Q4 m Www, 1 mqnaavm, 'D Picnic FloOwens..,. .,... .. Rose Mary Sidney ..... Helen Potts ...,.,... Hal Carter ..,.,.,. Millie Owens .... Bomber .,....,. Madge Owens ........ Alan Seymore ....,,.. Irma Kronkite ,....,... Christine Schoenwalder Howard Bevans ..,.... Director ..,......,.... Stage Manager . . . by William Inge .Sandy Andersen . . . .Lori Cavanaugh ,. .Elaine Strniste . . . .lim Sheehan . . , .Anne Carey . . . .Chris Tuohey .. . .Beth Warner . . . .Bill Benjamin Cheryl Vangsness . . . . . , .Michelle Gonyea . .Neils Andersen . .David Laubach . . .Patty Laudato . gg l 'I r S I A 8 it the :S 'P N x. . . K Q......,... it ? -7 u.w.aa-N 3: Q f mMwN,h,..J,.,:.., Q 6 . V. ,,,,,,,QMowi my .. ,. NW, I ani-D Q LS X r--ff: Sl I HE POOL TAB! 3 J .smzv IlW'7'5f i X wNlilw.0Q xii' , 1 s L. Q..- 4 1 1 ,..f 1. I 1 . C s -A f. 5 Bloodmoblle Aprll 7, 1976 l . : ,K A I've had this thing in my mouth for two hours now when are you going to take it out? Scared, me? Heck no. This job's a cinch on this table three times already! The sf WHS Bloodmobnle Drive successg blood were collected on WHS now one of the largest blood is given in aid to ith hemophilia and othe patients, and newborn About units of blood are needed Those at who helped to meet this that they de Iazz Ensemble Competition On February 11, Westfield High School hosted the Western Mass. jazz Ensemble Competition. Our Iazz Ensemble placed third out of seven. One student from each compet- ing school received a soloist awardg the WHS recipient was trumpet player Steve White. 4 i it Pizza Eating Contest On Saturday, May 8 at Elm Pizza, four WHS students ate as much pizza as possible to raise funds for the Area Mental Health and Retar- dation Board. Organizer Michael Rauseo found eager volunteers and the competition was fierce. Steve Churchill ate 23 slices, Bob Iohnson ate 25 slices, Harvey Alamed ate 29 slices, but underfed little Iohnny Paluch ate the most: 30 slices. Mike collected pledges that amounted to 332000. Many thanks go to Mike, the competitors, and Elm Pizza for helping such a worthy cause. Y.,,., W 314-., W f M , 64 A S it Say, Rahs, d'you think you could get us a couple of grinders, too? 108 Aargh, hard as a rock. One must chew delicately, Boy, can't wait to get to that soda. Hmmungawa! Pizza. . Food' 1 We-3 Pep Rallies Lx ex ,EQ -,1 , W iii!! ,Q ,L ,, , ZW 'V sw QQ if W . Wax Q ,A N N'-X Q, 'R' ,Je Q s K M .Q X ffA, 5 5 G? 9 V A' 1 4 A Z 4. I7 ,Pk Q I fzfszfwfl J n ML f 2 ia ' ' K , if 3 af W ,uf F E 1 W, ' ,W s 4 3 r' if ,. 1, 5 W L .1 ,,, ww ' -fi Z :- f v' HHH JT ally, IU IORS QQ, fl ., .,.. W - 101: Row 1: V. Allen, I. Adamcik. I. Adamczenko. Row 2: M. Artz, L. Andras, K. Ackerman. 101B: Row 1: P. Babinski, D. Allen, I. Andrews. Row 2: N. Ander- sen, A. Baginski, M. Andrews, R. Baillargeon. 133: Row 1: M. Chlastawa, I. Chistolini, B. Crawford, I. Coffey, M. Chistolini, R. Cole. Row 2: D. Cassidy, L. Cole, D. Carter, A. Courtney, P. Carpenter, H. Chrus- ciel. 137: Row 1: D. Brsykiewicz, K. Brucknak. Row 2: I. Brzys, R. Burrage, K. Brucknak. Row 3: D. Burke, D. Burrage, R. Bruno. 131: Row 1: E. Cummings, D. Dal- ton, D. Dintzer, A. Curtin, D. Davio. Row 2: K. Daley, R. Desautels, L. Coffin, I. Disco, R. Cushman, R. Dam- kauskas. Row 3: E. Decker, P. Crowe, I. Dolan, R. D'Amico, T. Denardo. Row 4: T. Dao, D. Derezenski. 101 1ll 137 131 -35+ .,,...,, Class President Kathy Morrissey 134: Row 1: A. Carey, A. Carlstrom, A. Camp, R. Bur- rier. Row 2: L. Burris, L. Bussiere, D. Burt, M. Cam- paniello, I. Carignan. 103: Row 1: E. Bednarsky, M Bazanchuk, D. Becker. Row 2: R. Barron, D. Benton L. Beattie, D. Bird. Row 3: D. Bein, A. Bannish, G Benjamin. 138: Row 1: M. Brown, F. Blanchard, R Brown. Row 2: N. Brown, G. Blascak, L. Bonefant, C Brett. Row 3: R. Boyle, D. Blair, M. Brennan, L. Blan- chette. Row 4: W. Blair, M. Blake. x,,..4 - 205: Row 1: I. Falconer, L. Fedora, I. Egan. Row 2: B. Dupee, A, Dufraine. Row 3: E. Fitzger- ald, G. Fitzgerald, T. Fairley, I. Fitzgerald. 205B: Row 1: G. Edwards, L. Fitzgerald, M. Fitz- gerald. Row 2: D. Dumas, I. Fisher, S. Fitzgerald, D. Fitzger- ald, L. Fish, D. England. 108A: Row 1: K. Hodgdon, E. Horton, S. Hills, I. Hurst. Row 2: S, Hoyno- ski, E. Hetherington, S. Hubbard, D. Iaeger. 108B: Row 1: B. Iordan, K. Kenney, K. Kaufman, A. Kil- lips, K. Kaezman, B. Kelso. Row 2: E. Lean, K. Kobuskaitis, W. Kieda, G. Iuvinall, T. Kieda, K. Knowlton. 1083 I I2 ff' of 2 'l E , , , , W i 119B: Row 1: I. Gonyea, E. Giles, A Goulard, I. Gile, D. Gondreau, B Gage. Row 2: D. Frisby, B. Gamble L. Gruneiro, M. Gonyea, G. Grimm E. Gaughan, P. Goshea. Row 3: R Florek, R. Gallo, I. Garlo, E. Gifford K. Foster, E. Gallis. 207: Row 1: S Lewis. Row 2: G. Lafreniere, M. Lap- itsky, I. Lemanski, P. Labay, I Kornn, L. Kordas, R. Ladendecker Row 3: K. Krostoski, D. Taiho. 108A Row 1: I. Hill, K. l-loulihan, E.. lrzyk Row 2: M. Hook, M. Hook, R. Hen- derson, G. I-Iopson, C. Hui, K. How- ard. 129: Row 1: Krutka, M. Kolenda M. Lapoint, R. Liese. Row 2: R Ligenza, R. Krutka, P. Lesniewski, T Kuta. Row 3: W. Lawson. Vice President Anne Melanson 207 129 229: Row 1: C. Simmons. Row 2: C. Sorel, I. Sofinowski, S. Shi- meld, S. Slowey, A. St. Saveur, E. Sobzcak, K. Stec, A. Serrano, G. Serrano. 214: Row 1: C. Andrews, I. McCormick, R. Pettengill. Row 3: C. Mulligan, S. Markel, G. Iud- icki, K. Harshbarger, I. Barna, L. Baldwin, C. Mortimer, P. Blohm, R. George. Row 3: G. Benjamin, C. Carlon, E. Iedrykowski, L. Kosial, A. MCGavin, E. lserman, P. Hartford, G. Adams, G. Hop- son. 218: Row 1: R. Rogers, B. St. Mary, D. Roland, D. Roy, B. San- ford. Row 2: C. Schultz, S. Scarfo, A. Schab, E. Rivera, I. Rogers, S. Robienozak, R. Salois. Row 3: M. Roberts, D. Scheel, M. Sawyer, K. Reynolds, R. Schultz, H. Rodriguez, I. Rivera, T. Sam- well, L. St. lean. 125: Row 1: E. Guilbe, B. Halloran, A. Hartnett. Row 2: E. Guevin, K. Harrington, A. Hall, P. Guevin, T. Hathaway. Row 3: A. Harrington, D. Gavin, C. Heiden, M. Hellstein. Row 4: G . Heacock. Q ff 125 fg -fd w 208 234 211A: Row 1: I. O'Rourke, I. Nash, I. Nunez. Row 2: S. O'Shea, R. Osowski, R. Nadius, T. Page, T. Nomakeo, T. Noonan, D. Norris, M. Penas. 208: Row 2: D. Mayhew, A. Marrotte, I. Mahoney, I. Masciadrelli. Row 2: D. Lisowski, D. Lombardini, S. MCFarlan. L. Marcotte, T. Mair, G. Martin, W. Liptak, K. Maciorowski. Row 3: P. Loscano, W. Mastello, L. Marcyoniak, E. Madera. T. Mangiar- atti. 234: Row 1: G. Dipper, D. Wallace, C. Van- camp. Row 2: K. Trusty, S. Urban, L. Vallere. Row 3: S. Tucker, S. Slowey, C. Tuohey. 209: Row 1: L. McGarry. G. Morawiec. Row 2: A. Moncxko, K. Michonski, D. Mulville, P. Morris, D. Morrow, W. Moquin, R. Mitchell. Row 3: C. Messenger, A. Melanson, K. Morrissey, M. McDougall, M. McMahon, A. MCGavin. 303: Row 1: M. Velazquez, M. Vazquez, M. Versailes, C. Vang- ness, C. Vanderzephen, E. Urbanick. 303 gigs K , ' K 3, . 7 Q wb x 'ff ' N - fki. ' gif .a f , K fi, fgf. L! S it fx 5 ' pf ul Class Treasurer Class Secretary Anne Carey Pat Guevin 305: Row 1: S. White, M. Welcome, L. War- ner, D. Wellspeak. Row 2: S. Wezdenks, I. Walthall, D. Weeks, R. Walsh, L. Watson, K. White, T. Webster. 234: Row 1: I. Taylor, T. Trotman, D. Tillman, I. Struthers, K. Tatro, P. Talmadge. Row 2: L. Surindell, D. Szafran, K. Sweeney, D. Sypek, D. Tella. 214: Row 1: A. Pignatare, C. Renaud, L. Porter, P. Puza, H. Phelps, D. Peters, M. Pierce, I. Pignatare. Row 2: G. Reagan, K. Pighetti, P. Porter, L. Racicot, T. Pulley, L. Provost, K. Polaski, B. Puza, D. Puza. Row 3: K. Pressey. 234 214 H7 119A: Row 1: R. Calvo, K. Carrington, I. Cain, A. Brzys, T. Broderick, P. Carri- gan. Row 2: T. Brown, D. Carmel, B. Burnett, D. Cardinal, S. Brochetti, A. Brownlie, C. Casale, S. Brzys. 110: Row 1: P. Bodoh. Row 2: A. Brousquet, T. Bonyea, D. Boucher, K. Breor. Row 3: E. Brecht, S. Blanchard, D. Bovat, T. Boyer. Row 4: C. Bowers. 128: Row 1: E. Deyette, E. Couchon, I. Curran, T. Cur- ran. Row 2: D. Deyo, D. Curran, P. Cyr, H. Covert, I. Deland. 128: Row 1: S. Cot- ton, P. Cunningham, C. Danek. Row 2: M. Cuzzone, T. Cusack, I. Dahlby, S. Daniesl, M. Daley, D. Cox, L. Couchon, R. Damrose. Class President Thomas O'Neil SGPHUMURES 'EE 128 128B 110 I Z-I N 4 t QQ .Wxq ,Ww- o , , ,zii,zg:f ? Qgm: Nz . -! gg gf ! 'inn- Wm? 806 L ff- Y ,. 1 I 4 3 ' 1 , , 'N . , -I 223: Row 1: K. Kummings, V. Buotte, C King. Row 2: R. Labucki, P. Iohnson. 202: Row 1: R. French, L. Felix, M. Fla- hive, D. Florek, D. Fink, N. Fisher, R. Foss. Row 2: W. Florek, I. Fannion, I. Florek E. Fredettc. Row 3: T. Fisk . . l. Fitzgerald, S. Fitzgerald, T. Fannion, R. Fedora. 309: Row 1: C. Epaul, N. Dyba, T. Dubay, E. Engell, L. Dubay, W. Eng land, S. Egan. Row 2: M. Dufva, S Ennis, N. Duffy, G. Dorman, I. Emmer sky. 219: Row 1: K. Humphrey, 1. Irzyk, K. Harrin ton M eniiolo. Row 2 E. 3 t . I 1 Harbey, R. Hastings, M. Iordoin, R Hogan, R. Hetherington. 1. Gutt, B Humphrey, K. Hodgdon. 'xx we .:.k. 219 N X. U-.4 .ei Class Secretary Traci Cavanaugh 216: Row 1: M. Handy. C. Gammon, R. Gaylord Row 2: C. Gruberl, B. Gwodz, M. Graham, S Golas, L. Funaro, I. Hall. S. Haber, M. Gaspari, M Gingras. 223: Row 1: L. Iohnson, D. Kondral, I Kleis, K. Killips. Row 2: M. Kohlrusch, C. Ioyner P. Kenworthy, P. LaFogg, C. Kaplan, G. Kopatz, C Kelley. 216: Row 1: C. Giles, I. Grise, D. Gallagher Row 2: G. Gianchetti, N. Garcia, D. Goodwin, R Gonyea. Row 3: S. Graydon, A. Gary, N. Gri- maldi, M. Goodreau. 219: Row 1: I. I-Iouser, B. Ian- isieski, T. Iariis, D. Horney. Row 2: L. Hui, C. Hun- gerford, P. Hesik. C. Iolmson. Row 3: M. Howard D. Hooper. 219 X i 3 ' 4 , , f .ig 'Y Z . ,... A fi-eff - ,Q . 'W- -A. if . 14, ' 'ffl 61,35 r ' . V. ,S ' . Class Treasurer Donna Morrissey 227: Row 1: P. Laudato, I. Lappiere, R. Lent, R. Loreda, K. Lamere. Row 2: C. LePage, E. Lizotte, I. Lane, D. Lossez, B. Lusa. 223: Row 1: I. Kelley, C. Kurty, L. Kwapien, A. Kennedy, P. Kellogg. Row 2: I. Kaczman, I. Kolodziej, P. Iohnson, D. Kenyon, M. Korostynski, P. Iohnson, G. Kleciak, E. Kules. 230: Row 1: S. Manches- ter, P. Martin, G. Masciadrelli, L. Meek, B. McDaniel. Row 2: L. Meyer, I. Iarkl, M. Meagher, M. Mastello, S. Masotti, S. Mathesius, L. Mercier. 135: Row 1: A. Moran, I. Miller, I. Moltenbrey. Row 2: K. Morris, C. Miemiec, M. Morawiec, R. Mitc- hell, K. Morris. Row 3: K. Mogul, C. Monczko, D. Morin, I. Moreau. 122 Iuvinall, C. Marshall, E. 135 321: Row 1: L. Parent, R. Pain- chaud, L. Paroline, R. Poel- man, P. Percy, E. Pinney, T. Patnode, T. Powers. Row 2: N. Perfido, M. Pease, S. Poleto, A. Parker, R. Parker, I. Pignatare, G. Pignatare. D. Pollard. Row 3: I. Plante, D. Puska, M. Page, I. Paluoh, R. Phillips, I. Parrow, D. Pater- son, B. Peacock, I. Piper, R. Paquette, S. Pinney. 315: Row 1: G. O'Conner. T. Masiatka, T. O'Neil, R. Neseman, P. Nadolski, M. Nevins, S. Nadeau, M. Okscin, B. Nason, I. Novak, E. Murphy, S. Olek- sak, G. Murphy, S. Oleksak, T. Morrisey, I. Murray, D. Pacinella, C. O'Conner, R. Morrison, C. Norman, I. Mul- vey, I. Oleksak. 230: Row 1: M. Matyseck, M. Mazut, D. McGrady, T. Macutkiewicz, I. Martone. Row 2: R. Manches- ter, T. Martinell, D. Mavis, I. Messinger, I. Marcyoniak, S. MCGuirk, I. Matos. 227: Row 1: I. Letourneau, L. Lloyd. Row 2: A. LaPanne, R. Lablanc, D. LaPrise, C. Lafre- niere, C. Lajeunesse. Row 3: T. Landis, D. Liptak, A. Lewis. Row 4: F. MacDonald, R. Lynch. 230 Class Historian Karen Wojcek ws..-. ...wwf 109: Row 1 .Zimmerman D Williams D. Wil us W : I , , , g , . Wellspeak, T. Wingate. Row 2: I. Wills, C. Watson, L. Zomek, D. Zalesky, C. York, M, Williams, I. Wilson, C Weber. Row 3: C. Wilson, R. Wojcik, K. Wigham. 322: Row 1: Cv. Robillard, M. Rogers, D. Robinson, D. Ralph L. Rising. Row 2: D. Puelle, H. Rees, R. Rezzani, M. Qual glini. Row 3: R. Ringer. 109: Row 1: N. Walsh, K. Wojcek Row 2: E. Zagrany, G. Wilde, L. Warner, K. Vyce, L Whittier. Row 3: R. White, I. Wojtowicz, L. Wallace. 322 Row 1: M. Rodriguez. F. Rabideau, I. Puza. Row 2: K Renkowicz, D. Puza, L. Robinciak, A. Ravlin, C. Pulaski B. Rogalski, P. Radomski. Row 3: F. Purdy, D. Renaud, E Ramos, D. Ringer, P. Puskey, I. Ritchie. 109 Wwx x ' 336: Row 1: I. Valliere, C. Tirrell, I. Urquhart, D. Till- man, K. Townsend, C. Valentine, I. Vasquez. Row 2: L. Trask, K. Vail, D. Topor, C. Van-I-leynigan, C. Val- landingham, D. Trotman, I. Torres, E. Vogt. Row 3: R. Versailles, P. Troy. 326: Row 1: K. Schabowski, D. Sienkiewicz, A. Simchak, M. Shaker, B. Simonowicz, I. Sheehan, L. Sanderson. Row 2: K. Smith, C. Scholpp, E. Sawyer, K. Smith, K. Sklarski, I. Sagan, A. Sienkiewicz, K. Sklarski. Row 3: W. Sanderson, M. Rowbotham, I. Ruffo, M. Schraft, I. Seifert. 325: Row 1: M. Stang, M. St.Iean, C. McGregor, R. Labucki, R. Rich, S. Scott, T. Nassar, I. Sullivan, D. Mayhew, K. Paiva, D. Wilder, H. Rose, C. Thompson. 333: Row 1: L. Soule, K. Stolecki. Row 2: L. Sousa, T. Stolecki, L. Smith, D. Strait, R. Sokolowski. Row 3: D. Stutz, L. Stasky, R. Spelman, I. Snyder, K. Spies, I. Soto. 335: Row 1: I. Sypek, M. Swotohak, I. Sunde. Row 2: I. Sullivan, M. Tardif, C. Tenero, K. Sullivan, C. Sza- fran. Row 3: R. Talbot, M. Taylor, M. Taylor. Row 4: K. Sztraky, P. Szczepanczyk, I. Tierney. 1' 326 333 335 4 V wa: 3. 5 ll .3 V - . . ,I iv: A 1 Q. S S FRESH- ME 312: Row 1: N. Alamed, D. Almeida, K. Anstett. Row 2: L. Allen, I. Alexopoulos, G. Andreski, W. Andrews, P. Ackerman, T. Aloconis, M. Allard. 213: Row 1: I. Booth, R. Bernardara, P. Boniface, A. Blair, A. Bilodeau, D. Bernt. Row 2: D. Boutin, M. Boguszewski, S. Bently, D. Blair, G. Brownlie, I. Boissonault. 213: Row 1: T. Boucher, L. Bloin, L. Bulkley. Row 2: E. Bovat, I. Broderick, L. Bisson, K. Brody, R. Brin, K. Burek, D. Bird. Class President Pam Desmond 126 VSV ,, Q' - 2 , If F .. , W TW 2 i 'Li 'f Q I QE 2 Q Us .gg su..- x +1 .- P I fy! X - up-: 49,1 L3 - . 4 I X H. f 'z M gf an if vi Qlh fa Q 1 QQ? W ' , .N . , . ' x ,,..... 5 ',.......... K ......,., u-........ Q ii we f 5-es., 22:1 W' KW ffm W, i E Wa .9 1 ff.. in fi by v fm. g I 9,444 m Sv? ' ggg?+2 v+,f?L is? ., . ,,.. ,,., i W- .- my ,,. .... . ..,.. ,W11.:.f W? Q' vNJX D' ' ak 226 5 -! I'..14 5: Row 1: T. Fish, F. Fucoi, L. Garcia, E. Feirr. Row 2: I. Gugno, G. Fishor. S. Foss, M. innon, B. Fournier, L. Forry. Row 3: M. Galvin. I. Erwin, B. Fisher. M. Gage, R. Forry. Gaughan, I. Fountain, D. Fanion, R. Flyer. 226 226: Row 1: I. Gilman. Row 2: T, Hagan. I. Hzigzin. Row 3: R. llorlioll, C Hezioorzk. M. Hannon. Row 4: F. Goldrup, B. llills, I. Grimaldi. 226 Row 1: M. Hurling. C. Grey. D. Hatch. K. llziokcll. Row 2: N. Hill, M Goodreziu. l,. Greenwood, B. Hirxkinzin, l.. llildziizk, l.. llziydcii, P. Hills Row 3: l,. Hicks, D. Hagen, T. Hzirtinzin, K. Hzidloy, S, Hsvlliwull. 225 Row 1: R. Dziubek. S, Elliot. Row 2: I, Fitzgerald, K. limmurshy, G Edwards. Row 3: P. Fitxgomilcl. D.FI'klIlKllIl,C.FlSl'll!I',H,l'IllZI.10I'illLl.lVl Fitzgerald. R. Fournier. 129 Ig Qi J Class Historian Patricia Ce-puc h 313: Row 1: T. Morris, N. Naverez, M. Morin. Row 2: W. Murray, D Myers, S. Moir, I. Mortimer, S. Milton, A. Miller. 236: Row 1: R. Macio rowski, T. Marcyoniak, I. McMahon. Row 2: S. MCCrievey, B. Mastello C. Masiello, B. Madera, A. Masciadrelli, I. Madru. Row 3: L. Maroney,J McMahon, A. McMaster, D. Masciadrelli, I. Maciorowski, C. Marinell, P McCabe. Row 4: L. Tor T. Mair C. Martinell 313 Row 1 K Mulv1llP B Micks E Monteleon K Nemec S Murphy Row Melanson R Meyer R Murphy L Mash T Morrissey Row 3 M Michonsk Nussar R Mitrhell F Morris C Monahan K Mulvey 2 236: Row 1: M. Mazza, B. McCormick, T. Mclntosh, N. Mackfertich, S. Maslar, K. Masuiadrelli, M. Mahoney, R. Mackay, S. Mackler, C. Mac- Donald, S. McEwan. 130 6 , ,. win fl as Ou af! dat!-31 3 if fx 1 4' 15? 5 'L A i4 3 I E K-1,f'.f' ,A ,,:. . I L ,V , 9 s 1 ,1 .,2.M 1 ,M Hg? . in if 4 Wm 5 in . U 8 1 at s! 1' Q L, 'JL I , 1'- SWI. G52 i Q 3 v. 4 .z, im-fi 'Q' iff' fx - K. 1' q A . if Q3 Y ixgi , iw V Ah ww sa? S Ei. Q E. H, , 2 3 X i Q xx . 21--Qs: sg waxy? T 1 4 tg l 2, ' :wwf S?Fi t Q F 2 3 N.: 5232? ,ma Z Q EW ' ' . , f ii . V igil' fb' Q 316: Row 1: M. Perez, B. Phillips, T. Paquette, W. Oleksak, S. Nowak. P. Par- sons, P. Phillips, L. Paulson, S. Oleksak. Row 2: T. O'Neil, C. Pienkowski, D. O'Shea, D. Phaneuf. Row 3: M. Ouellette, T. O'Brien, K. Osowski, S. Orcutt, D. Parks, L. Picot. K. Parker. 324: Row 1: E. Tatro, I. Sugalski, E. Swotchak, C. Suckaw, C. Struthers, K. Szalankiewicz. T. Tomasini. Row 2: M. Tatro, L. Tobia, D. Tetro. D. Tex- eira, K. Taylor. Row 3: T. Tomasini, A. Scxepanszyk, S. Sweeney, P. Sullivan, M. Saliveres, I. Tierney. Row 4: G. Teodore, B. Trrycharz. P. Sword, I. Strycharz. 320: Row 1: D, Shutt, L. Small, M. Smigel, D. Simone, C. Slefanik, A. Snyder, T. Skinski. Row 2: K. Sherwin, S. Stannard, D. Stone, M. Sikes, F. Stevens, N. Stefanik, D. Steben, I. Stec, R. Stevens. Class Secretary Kathleen Robinson 133 Gammadion Staff YEARBOOK STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Shan You FACULTY ADVISOR Kathleen Fortney INTRODUCTION Mary Hogan Cynthia Peacock SENIORS Mary Hogan Michelle Gadreault Carol McCormick UNDERCLASSMEN Ann LaForge Beth Painchaud Debbie Rix ACTIVITIES Shan You Patricia Trsuty David Morrow CLUBS Ellen Fallon Chris Tobia Gayle Syrenne FACULTY Pam Maslauskas Sheila Hagan Faith Gavin BOY'S SPORTS Iames Guevin Richard Sullivan GIRL'S SPORTS Kathy Sweeney Anne Carey Mary Rix ADVERTISEMENTS Denise Tardif Pat Mikelis Ieff Walthall Iohn Yarsley ARTWORK Heather Brownlie Mark Mazut PHOTOGRAPHY 1 Alan Stewart Special thanks for moral support to: Ioe Murray Gerry Regan Walt Steinmetz The WHS Custodians SHE HAS! She really has placed this picture on its side! . . . Do you think that we could have a full color page for the Gammadion Party? . . . Where's the photographer? I got dressed up and everything. . . . This layout looks like a horror movie. . . . Maybe we should take just the teachers' eyes and call it a Peek-A-Boo Page. . . . Tell the photogra- pher I need more pictures of this group shot. How many do I have already? Oh, only about IO. . . . Write passes for every underclassman? You've got to be kidding. 134 Miss Young, Advisor Communit Service This group was better known as Secret Santas or Easter Bunnies. Under the superivision of Miss Young, members pursued the goal of making both community and school nicer places. They look forward next year with the hope that more students will become involved in their worthy activities. L. Blouin, P. Laudato, T. Boucher, N. Domozik, D. Boucher, I. Curran, T. , Nassar. w l I I 1 l - QM I y Niels Andersen, SAC . X ..........s Cynthia Peacock, SAC I .f l C-R C Student Advisory Council members represent stu- dents at school committee meetings which involved issues like the smoking area, the new graduation site, and the dime deposit on lunch trays. Regional Advi- sory Council members are selected in pairs from each high school in 11 state regions. They attend bimonthly meetings in their regions to discuss mat- ters like student rights, student records, and open campus. Todd Gunter, SAC David Watson, RAC Sitting: P. Mikelis, N. Hagan, A. Camp, I. Egan, D. Catero, S. Hagan, C. Andrews, T. Trotman. Standing: I. Murray, V. Mattia, M. Robinson, D. Nadeau, Kaczman, M. Cyr. Missing from picture is Gerry Regan. f ff' fl! 'ff J l f em X X ,V ! N V f ,lfff l l f l ' X X ., X f l l ff 'll ' X, l fi' I l t 1-M l t l l ll l V dl t 'tt All M X it ,sl ' l 1 A The Herald, the official student newspaper of West- field High School, is written and edited entirely by jun- ior and senior journalism students. Included in the paper are school news and sports items, editorials, let- ters to the editor, Principals Corner, and a record and movie review section entitled Sight and Sound. Advertisements from local businesses provide finan- cial support for the paper. Galaxy The Galaxy is the literary and art magazine of Westfield igh School. All material in the magazine is submitted by udents. Two issues are published during the school year, ie in mid-winter, and one in the spring. Each issue has new Jntributors and is filled with the creativity of all students volved in preparing it. GALAXY STAFF 1975-1976 Editor-in-Chief. , . .................... Nancy Gavagnac 1976 . . . . .Ioanne Morris 1976 Melodic Wertelet 1977 Assistants ...... Literary Editors .... ..... A my Morris 1976 Anne Garey 1977 Mary Handy 1978 Diane Leclerc 1979 . . . .Heather Brownlie 1976 Warren Smith 1976 Linda Watson 1977 . , . . .Beth Painchaud 1976 ., . .Elizabeth Spelman 1977 ' . . . .,.. Mrs. Barbara Brainerd Advisor ........... Art Editors . . . Business Manager .,.. Assistant ........ if neelmg as Q 'lk i 6 3 wt. lertelet.: . A Carey, I. Morris, L. Watson, M. Handy, B. Painchaud. Standing: H. Brownlie, W. Smith. N. Cavagnac, Mrs. Brainerd, E. Spelman, A. Morris, M. 137 sh' f . . gk, 1,4 fx' 'fy , Q zifw i , ' x xiifx . fx 9 SWS? S I S X tk 3 8 gl aff. Sfavfrg E Sir? -Q 4 yd ,,,, ,,, V4- Q M JW. f 34 ,Q ' , S- 2 .. X5 9' 1 W-X 5-. f M. TU W 1 Q! ,J Q I ni - af J ,, L Gi? f AV m'?'ffw as 'S' 'J M WS 'P - . .4 ,E, 6 ' ' 4-V-f M 5 sd 1 R , 'W qv' IN if 1 , Q,W'g'j :iff ,533 , , I., ,-33,113 A , IOWA Aw ,, , 2 wf,,V f!fm,,?fv15-'N QV 4 - -f , f -'Q -V 'Q ff, fu-1 wg, ,wk 'fic av' .xrtixlfi-Q lillllglllzli UBRRRY Westfield National Honor Society membership is a privilege given by Faculty Council to students fhigh academic achievement and character. Excellence in all areas of the Westfield High School urriculum is recognized. Susan Adamcik Sandra Andersen Sandra Ashe Laurie Balicki Andrew Banas Ioan Bannish Eleanor Bannon William Benjamin Pamela Bonini Sharon Britton Heather Brownlie Martha Bulkley Alan Caolo Gregory Carignan Lori Cavanaugh Catherine Cote Donna Cotton Iudith Curran Iohn Cuzzone Mary Cyr Dianne Farr Theresa Fink Deborah Finney Deborah Fitzsimmons Lynn Fournier Laurie Furkey Christopher Gammons Faith Gavin Richard Gaylord Susan Grubert Iames Guevin Tod Gunter Nancy Hagan Sheila Hagan Mary Hogan Iacqueline Howard Kenneth Kaczman Carlene Kleeberg Alfred Korostynski Carolyn Kowal Ioyce Kozaczek john Kucharski Carol Kusnierz Donald Kwapien Ann Laforge Kathy Leis Mark Lesniewski Cindy Liptak Thomas Lisowski Ianice Lorenz Lori Martone Victoria Mayeros Iulia Micks Louise Midura Dana Miller Iill Mortimer Kaoroko Ono Elizabeth Painchaud Cynthia Peacock Patricia Pellan Mary Pitoniak Frederick Puelle W5 WKQQMX -Q C1 1 S ,X X .2 Xml X x F N - 5 P-.Z Q N K J ,A- ti -19.25 51:13--f Thomas Reynolds Iulia Rhodes Deborah Rix lane Roberts Maureen Sagan Stacy Sawyer Donna Shea Anne Simmons Warren Smith Elizabeth Sokolowski Lisa Shepardson Christopher Spelman Kevin St. Iacques Deborah Stolecki Alice Storozuk Susan Struthers Gayle Syrenne Denise Tardif Iill Taylor Marianne Tremblay Mark Van Heynigan Christine Vance Sandra Vandiemen Marilyn Vella Alberta Wallace Alicia Wilk Donna Wood Shan You Candace Zalesky Paul Ziemba FN M. Hogan. M. Bulkley, I . Gavin. A. Marotte, I.. Trask, F. Martone. A. Carlstom. I. Curran, A. Melanson. E. Spelman. Advisor Miss Anne Reilley. Debate Team . 4 The 1975-1976 Debate team participated in state and valley league debate V' tournaments. The varsity team completed the sea- son in third place in the Connecticut Valley Debate Competition. 4 'Wat 140 , .Jn l-A., r K ,vkx'. 5 A -agp-N ,R . vi ..,,-1 , Q - gg? is gf L B .. . :xi -' K L' Wixxzyk H K S gg.. Q B ese 'L P. Lafogg, M. Daley, K. Humprey, D. Zalesky, D. Tella, I. Gogal. Hostess Club The Hostess Club is a service organization that was formed four years ago. Members of the club serve refreshments at various school functions. This year they served at functions for Open House, Home Economics teachers, athletic direc- tors, and the Massachusetts Association of School Committees. They also helped residents of the Barnard Rest Home to prepare holiday foods at the W.H.S. food lab. uw I: P. Cunningham, K. Kaufman, M. Hogan, B. Warner, L. Brecht, S. Valente, D. Topar. Row II: D. Fitzgerald, M. Morowiec, A. Lewis, P. Desmond, E. Mad- 1, D. Puelle, P. Fanning, M. Gonvea. A. Melanson. S. Zarichak, B. Gallo, B. Gamble. Westfield Hi-Cuides Westfield HI Guides welcomed new students, parents, and visitors to the school. They were busiest in the fall assisting incoming freshmen to adapt to their w surroundings. Members of the group served as guides for the annual Parents' Night in November and for the meeting of the Massachusetts Association of hool Committees in April. 141 Student Media Aides A. Stewart, I, Brown, B. King, S. O'Shea, E. Gallis, D. Allan, K. Pressey, G. Wisniowski, R. Fournier, E. lserman, C. Smith. L ' b r ar Ai d e s S 1 is wg Thirty-two students serve their school well as library aides. Each gives up a Sitting: L. Mercier, B. Nason, K. Young, P. Kenworthy, C. K period a day to work behind the library desks, to put books back on the shelves, Letourneau, D. Chaffee, M. Iaeger, D. Tobias. Standing: K. Smith K to find back issues of magazines for other students and teachers. and to perform Reynolds, M. Sawyer, R. Brown, A. Risko, K. Reynolds, R. Brin, A. other useful tasks, R. Desautels, M. Wojick, I. Bancroft, B. Rogalski, K. Vyce. 142 wf 113. w 1: K. l-lodgdon, S. Valente, A. Ringer. Row 2: D. Finnell, M. Gadreailt. A. Melanson, E. Urbanek, S. I-loynoski, L. Burris, R. Woitowicz, I. Broderick, C. Brett, Poloto, D. Cassidy. 'I ' qw . 0, M ...,,.,,,, 1 Qt-4: . 5 in 55-gr 'tWait 'til you hear this one. . .it's gonna be a doozy! Wk, ..,..,...i y Office Aides Office Aides render a valuable service to the secretaries and, in fact, to the whole school. They take calls on the switchboard, help people at the counter. and write many passes each day. Their willingness to help out in all kinds of emergencies such as when the switchboard conks out is most appreciated. ,.,, .. .V .. '7g Q .2 1 , 2- 4 , 1 ' ' ,, 12 CQ yf ,jf A A 1 A if V if if f W 'few , we ...5 . . g , Booster W 5. The Booster Club is dedicated to honoring and supporting W.H.S. student athletes. The mem- bers are: Thomas Daley, President: Maurice Fitzgerald, Vice-President: Ioyoe O'Donnell, Trea- surer: Nanny Mihalek, Secretary: L. Emery, L. Bassallion, H. Lamb, A. Nummy, L. Byron, P. Ran- dell, N. Stolpinski, C. Dewey, R. Reopel, E. Schimke, M. Popovich, D. Fahey, T. Sgroi, I. Pratt, R. G. Rix, M. O'Neil, R. Michowski. T. Marcyowiak, I. Fitzgerald, Mr. and Mrs. I. Wysocki, Mr. and Mrs. L. Pavlica, W. Ensign Ill. F. Metcalf, I. Parent, T. Gannon, C. Mastroperi. ,M- wg Q . French Club One of the most active clubs at W.H.S., the French Club, had a rewarding year. Activities such as a French Auction, and a French Christmas celebration provided insight into the French lifestyle. Concluding this year's activities was a trip to the Clark Art Insti- tute and the Le Iardin Restaurant in Williamstown, Ma., which gave everyone a taste of real French cooking and culture. Elected officers for the year were: Sandra Andersen - Presi- dentg Iames Guevin - Vice-Presidentg Patricia Guevin - Secre- taryg Beth Gamble - Treasurer. Mrs. Moran was the club adviser. 7u..,,,,,f ,wht 'V+-e...N . . ck row: I. Egan. D. Catero, L. Porter. L. Shepardson, C. Cote, S. You. Row I: D. Noonan. D. Fitzgerald, C. Vangsness, D. Dalton, E. Strinste. I. Sheehan, A hab, A. Marrotte, D. Farr, C. Peacock, E. Guevin. Mrs. Moran, D. Frisby, P. Maslauskas. Row II: D. Tardif. S. Manchester, K. Kaufaum, M. Conyea, A. Killips Camble, M. Cyr, S. Anderson, I. Guevin, P. Guevin. P. Mikelis, I. Curran, S. Struthers, S. Sawyer. D. Deane, E. Bannon. Front row: E. Heatherington, D. Wat- li, I. Andrews. A. Caulard. I. Bancroft, Micheal Dufraine, I. Curran, M. C-ingras. M. Handy. I I 145 ii Q M Madrigals The Members of the Madrigals are: C. Ladendecker, M. Bulkley, E. Bannon, L. Bulkley, K. Ono, H. Conway, M. Long, S. Andersen. 46 Q36 L25 Madrigals was a small group oi singers interested in performing Renaissance and Baroque voca music. Their songs were light enjoyable, and usually unaccom panied. This year they alsc included some early Americar music in their repertoire. at I ' l 7 QOJ' Q HS ' E- ' ,ynq-- GQ ' A Six-'Esvsqu tg ff. 0 9 , X L' QQ.-f 1f' a..,:c:. is gf'-SS 390: 'W Q41 'sf' TI-vs -51 r so A, Pwr i xl Ft 'I ,fx o Q 93 U29 XXI, .tS,fSz'fe,QfA Lg igi-- p p -the waodfmqhnf I gb'f0'3? , 7' A '01, Y' -t T rt- e 5 'by g 'Kuhn faugkf. on '50 YI? o th , is t-, t look liz! G L4 IQ ' l ,040 Q04 ' 9 'O' '4-Q, .7 hiofhtr fl.,-lufi, , Cqllg qyqgh, 'd rather wake up in the middle of nowhere than in any City on Earth. ,v tttet,, il I Steve McQueen Childrens' Corner Childrens' Corner involves those students who, under Miss Mahoney's guidance, run the nursery during the school day. Members of a class rather than a club, these people undertake the important responsibilities of educating, entertaining, and caring for pre-school children. t E 'v at i 1 V. Q Row 1: L. Dowd, V. Buotte, D. Bein. K. Aspden, M. Swotchak. E. Harbey. Row 2: P. Snyder. S. Shimeld, M. Kaste, R. Mitchell, M. Kohlrusch, G. Pelphrey Boutin. Artisians Guild The Artisians' Guild is a club devoted to the promotion and appreciation of art at W.H.S. Its primary focus is art workshop activity. Students meet after school to work on personal projects and to help others by making posters. set- ting up exhibits, and serving on stage Crews. Club members often visit area galleries and museums. Sometimes they travel to artist colonies at Williamsburg and Rockport, Mass. I-Ll.LsA-LL. 148 Friends In Learning Friends in Learning is a volunteer group which provides com- panion-tutors for children in the elementary schools. These Friends help children with their academic work or just pro- vide moral support and friendship that are so necessary for suc- cess in school. Friends in Learning is operated under the guidance of the Westfield Mental Health Clinic. anding: M. McMahon, D. Ringer. C. Ammirato. I. Walts, K. Brady. T. Denardo, I. LaCroix, L. Trask, D. Goodwin, I, Dolat, C. VanHeynigan, B. Pollman, K right. N. Fisher. K. Kaufman, D. Stone, M. Hogan. L. Greenwood, C. Andrews. B. Warner. I. Disco. Sitting: Perez., Arkoette, L. McGarry. A. Killips, L dora. M. Handy, S. Hagan. L. Zomek, M. Long, D. Sexton. Absent from picture: I. Bancroft, I. Becker. L. Bonini. P. Bonini. A. Camp. R. Damarose, R. Damkaus- s, F. Gavin, L. Grunero, N. Hagan, P. Porter, P. Puzza, M. Sawyer. S. Sawyer, A. Simmons. R. Sohczyk, L. Sousa. I. Struthers, S. Valente, C. Zalesky, D. Zale- y. 149 A P gr! 9 , ,. , , , K. .. L I X , 3 rn-- Wind Ensemble A Band Iazz Ensemble e f fig K Orchestra f I 1.1e1. i1?'E1 Q e-eQe fsifuil-If F K 5 ,xg F 1 fha HAM ' 1 :EE , e Q we 4 , i ee ,Y W ,, . 1' Z vw - V 4 Q 5 jg 5 xv ' ey F Q ,MXN f iw ii 5 if V. , N.,., ifr 1 bxgrln am mia' W, Q MM, my .an - 5 . sa 4' , 4 . JM! A: W-if :,'gg. F' 4,4 -E , 'U N . w b it AyW.9i??g5:il ,, ,,., , f-Jim K ,Q Margaret Andersen Iennifer Beal john Crean Constant Iakoboski I1 sl 1 V I V V KVVV A ,V .,, 3 r ' v 4 6 Q. 3, as 0 Q ' 5 ' I 0 , : by . o Q A lin- N Q. QQ .... I ., .,.,. ,, . Q .. nnnn Qs or ..n- i A :X ,+ f ,sr X Qnz lf sz, -,R uf s , ff .t -N' :,1 Iohn Pearson Louis Pelland Iames Pratt I. Iohn Romashko Ardis Rundlett Eric Schimke Sandra Utzinger Susan Young 4 V1 ia.- Iohn Chandler Barbara Brainerd Miglia Cgleinicka HelenBukoW1Ck ary O ms numeric Suzanne Dalessio Eileen Doherty Peter Flynn N ii X F 1' Kathleen Fortney Bess Kokonowski David Laubach S is l ,',, - 4 ,Z 1 l ,' Q be S lx? ik? 9 is 1 Y Q if M. f r Q t ? 5 it 5 F , G , . Wk Peter Mason Kerry Metz Peter Miller 3 A-.2 Wil Vail Otis Patricia Reardon E. Ann Reilley 9' '4 M, 4 1' -afq 41 t 11.4 -mv' Martha Sienkiewiczz Kenneth Vermes Thomas Daley .- Za Frederick Metcalf Arthur Newcomb Dorothy Olszewski Gail Stasky Carol Stefanik Robert Stone N Edward York Alison Benoist Donald Helland Rosemarie Moran Georgia Keefe Patricia Powers Henry Mas Frances Sutcliffe Ss? Thomas Gannon E Sl 'Q .Q l fl Nga g 1 la 7 --..., N: Ez, x t l X, 6 Q J 5 a' A kt Q X N K S -f-,Q 'fl . g' 1' ' .x . jk V - IS: ' , . ..2..g?' ,. -A-.fb ' Q : ,air 5 ax. 4 l r 1 ii. Douglas Ward Mary H Shea VlfglHld Coffm Barbara Chiampa William Gumlaw Barbara MacLeod Marian Templeman an wa 158 wa-..., sw rl! Mary Ellen Baron Patricia Balicki William Ensign Edward Iacques Ruth HHDHUIH Iacgb Mgsser Iohn Iachym Aldo Orlandi . 1 J . .... Ioanne Osowski Henry Turner Patricia Turner X 'uni Hazel Craig Sandra Doody Howard Moffatt Dana Morrill Iames Stucenski Phylhs Woodger Robert Andersen 7 f Walter Ducoff Ronald Gamache Donald Hunter 160 Stanley Lysy Veronica Feeney lean Mahoney Maureen MacDowell Lance Byron Carolyn Dewey Lanny Emery Hugh Lamb Allan Nummy Iames Frutkln Iacquelm Barnard Elaine VanNostrand loyce OQDUHHQH liatricia Dinnie Patricia Randall Nancy Smlpinski Pauline Weinle Francis Rosso Dr. Alfred Rios 62 , me Angela Holmes Thomas Krok Ioyce Perosino Iohn Storozuk 3' 15 1525. -X J x 4 T xii X ff X Health: Barbara McCarthy R.N. Teresa Duclos Iv- V if 1 , i , - f . A-'W A W Z 'W' , N' ' y A Q ? 7., ?':f V , my ' H8 ,.,, fm J, Lf 0' ,iff 'WW Q- 5 I 4' I f' ai ,Vr IVYK , ' el ,, Cafeteria: lean Yefko, Anne Pitoniak, Carol Rezzani, Antoinette Griggs, Gay Schmidt, Elizabeth Kratochvil, Helen Engell, Amelia Brien, Theresa Benoist, Margaret Sienkiewicz, Elaine Hughes, Anne Hebda, Lena Mas- ciadrelli, Wanda Kousch, Mable Brucknak, Grace Lesage, Eileen Florek, Phyllis Osowski. Custodial Staff William Drummond Sr. Custodian Chief Engineer Donald Clark Charles Criscio Angelo Furoni Iames Grimaldi Vernon Hill Dale Lent Ioseph Lis Donald McGary David Parzek Albert Paul David Pietras Iohn Quinn Richard Rix Albert Roselli Matrons: Veronica Strycharz Marion lovine Marylou Zagrany , L. 11. - Y - 4, W f it Q , , Wt, Lt W 2 Secretaries: Lydia Sanders. Chris Pirola, Myrtle Shepard, Patricia Priest, William jenkins Reign Rix Genevieve Buliek. Angelo Fioroni George S. Wallis Ir Iuseph Rovelli Computer Services: Stephen Bz1ttory.I0seph Rovelli. Henry Turner, Wilfred Paquin. Lisa Stiner, Iva Schmidt, Kathleen Tanney, Stephen Zawada, Cynthia Yatroussis. x f i n MZLETGSBQ nj . - , x Q Ga Q fx K- FN K J ' FN X f NXQKWXC , 1' 5 C ww af QQ MQ Q 8 fx ywgj? Q g Q D Wf7592Ci?2r 0 Qmqm ap FQ , R A if CC Na 0 KNOX if K 3 fx Q I g sw QEDT-:.::f Sk, Q . . . And about a half a mile down you'l1 see a sign that says Gents , . . -1- ,li Members of the Varsity and IV Football Team are: Row 1: H. Alamed, D. Barnard, C. Lemon, I. Kuc- harski, I. Schweitzer, B. Iohnson, I. McMahon, R. Gaylord, K. Morris, B. Burke, B. Gage, G. Heacock. Row 2: Coach Reopel, B. Pettengill, T. Page, I. Fisher. R. Goguen, D. Dumas, I. Carlo, E. Gifford. N. Brown, B. Kieda, G. Iuvinall, B. Osowski, P. Morrissey, E. Murphy, M. Condron. T. Stolecki, K. Gage, Coach Nummy. Row 3: T. Hall fmgr.I, M. Kohlrusch, I. Irzyk. R. Versailles, E. Kules. I. Hopp, I. Cain, M. Dufva, S. Brochetti, N. Duffy, I. Paluch. Missing: T. Sexton, K. Pressey. . f , 1- . v my W I : +1 Y 6' Fran Rosso fleftj and Tom Daley frightj present Bob Iohnson with the 1st annual Booster Day Award. E7 wiiisif iii ti 4 Gridmen Tough To Beat . t MM h, at U gs., i h .3 , ., 5 f, 4 l V . ,Y Though it was an autumn filled with Satur- day afternoon downpours, the Westfield High football team shined brightly. winning some of the most well-played games that Westfield has seen in some time. With a complete turnahout from last year's dismal 1-9 record, the Bombers attained a sparkling 8-2 overall mark. This was the best season at WHS since 1961, when the team fin- ished with an 8-1 slate and won the division title. Senior Bill Burke was the anchor-man ofthe team, ending an outstanding season with 122 points ta Western Mass high for the seasonj and 1326 total yards. Other outstanding per- formances were seen in Senior quarterback Kevin Morris, Bob Iohnson, and Rich Gaylord, and Iunior Bill Kieda and Mark Dufva. The IV team, under the direction of Coach Nummy, also had an excellent season, finish- ing 6-0. With many players showing much promise, and only nine seniors leaving, we could have the start of a football dynasty at Westfield High! Frosh Gain Experience . A - , , W, - . V. ,. 1--. --W . . H ---L, - ,.'.., , E, I A ..... W, ' - f f - 3 4' J -I Norma. ., N4 ' -wr. - . f fy ,' . V, '. . . - -. . ' - I 'K 5' ' ' . .Yi - vqfua- ..-.1 ' 6 ' 5 -. 11 T' 'X' w Row 1: P. Lynch, I. Lemon, I. Trongone, D. Texiera, M. Mazza, W. Radonski, T. Morris, R. Forry, P. Killips, A. Rix, D. Blair, M. Brodowski, S. Milton. Row 2: B. Puza, K. Welch, S. Shermahorn, M. Han- non, M. Tracy, B. Herbolie, I. Melanson, I. Langtange, I. Bannish, G. Choquette, P. Swords, R. Kap- lin. Row 3: G. Stefanik, Coach Shimke, D. Curran, B. Cervany, I. Nassar, P. Quaglini, D. Dumas, B. Andrews, Coach Popovich. These freshman, you know how they are. 70 Co-captain Ieff Schweitzer H3601 and Iohn Kucharski C3221 proudly display the Bronze Helmet they worked so hard for. Mr. Wallas and Mr. Rosso look on. The agony of defeat! Bombers Mop Up!! Cathedral In Pre-Turkey Deluge A rain-soaked Plumb Field set the backdrop for the annual Thanksgiving contest between Cathedral and Westfield. After two grueling hours of pushing, slipping, and sloshing, the Bombers came home victorious, edging the Panthers 22-18. Faithful Bomber fans braved the adverse conditions to watch the Bomber machine prove what they were really made of. The key to the Bomber's success came from the spectacular running of Bill Burke, who carried for 161 yards and all three of West- field's touchdowns. Westfield picked up the game winning points early in the second-half. A 26-yard run by Sophomore Mark Dufva, a Kevin Morris toss to Don Dumas, and finally a 3-yard drive by Burke put the game out of Cathedral's reach. Harriers Have Disappointing Year Discouraging is the word that sums up this year's Cross County season. The team, consisting of fourteen members, found the competition tough as they struggled through a winless season of 0-9. The one bright spot of the year occurred when Iunior Kevin Pulaski broke the West- field High School record for a 2.6 mile run, by doing the course in 14 minutes, 15 seconds. For his efforts, Kevin was named the team's MVP. Though a young sport, Cross Country con- tinues to grow in Westfield. Hopefully, more people will participate next fall, and more spectators will come out to the Sportsmen's Club to watch the team's progress. 'lm nusmuuunr x- e.e.mm.:., .1 K X t tt X N M. , r QM Row 1: M. Brown, R. Eyer, T. Murphy, B. Dupee. Row 2: M. Baldyga, D. Nadeau, L. Ducharme, K. Pulfaski, M. Gietek, E.. Krause. K. St. Iacques, A. Madera. Missing: G. Miemiec, C. Ioyner, Coach Met- cal . SP' X X gyggg ig.. ...,.. vi , . . - ...X X -TY .,.. , , Nl fx I t tl -' , sz.- --ffi:-sill?zngzxisltesssafe-.1ief.-ws:-1 --bs Hs-fzekekff M sv -- W - - - e 172 we 1 Members of the Varsity Soccer team are: Row 1: I. Case, D. Allen, P. Walsh, N. Andersen, V. Mattia, M. Dufraine. P. Iohnson, K. Murphy. Row 2: Mgr. A. Gaulard, I. Vasquez, S. Golas, E. Irzyk, E. Fitz- gerald, K. Smigel, G. Stone, I. Hibert, I. Walthall, B. Stone, P. Wellspeak, M. Chistolini, Coach Byron. T, 1?-2. if ' -1 . . ,-all , , Members of the IV Soccer team are: Row 1: G. Andreski, C. Brown, R. Burgose, A. Nevea, D. Trant, I. Hagan, B. Snopps, S. Conklin. Row 2: K. Dorogan, S. Graydon, I. Wills, D. Beech, H. Rose, R. Spell- man, I. Dolan, B. Iordan, I. Piper, T, Hagan, C. Ballantine. Row 3: Coach Mastropieri, M. Michonski, I. Gilman, H. VVood, G. Wisniowski, P. Carellas, B. Gaylord, D. Simone, R. Sullivan, D. Morrow, C. Tobia, D. Robinson, G. Pignitare. P. Bedoh, G. Brownlie, D. LaPrise, C. Bush, Coach L. Andersen. Bomber Booters ttain 2nd Place H The Westfield High Soccer Team rolled up a respectable 5-6-3 record in the Pioneer Val- ley Leauge this year, finishing second in Divi- sion Ill. The bombers relied on their strong defense, led by Captain Gerry Stone and goalie Mark Chistolini to carry them through the season. Steve Golas provided the main offensive punch along with Ed Fitzgerald, Kevin Mur- phy, and Paul Iohnson. Other outstanding efforts were given by Iohn Hibert, Ken Smigel, Ed Irzyk, and Iim Vasquez. The I.V. kickers had a highly successful year, capping a superb 12-3-1 season with the City Cup Championship. The Bomber defense, spearheaded by netminder Doug Simone, had seven shutouts to its credit. pf ,wb f 1. :Q '51, g 1 . -4 Q, V ac ' Q., -Q 'n F w 1+ . Q w w .rf 1, .. X xx K -kg Q- S -fx Q, .gn-mln it 5 -X: -uf wk'si W J.- ss W .p. ' ff ii .. . UA ' Wiffqf www M fri? rss' W L' 4' SSH fZ ,.' 6-ww, RQ . 1 ra' if -f sf S ,X Q. ,. E. , A-N my ,, , i ,vn- 3 if . 'ff J . f X Qi 'tg 1 A ' . 733, W 1 M Sk 5 4. .Q '31 QI ' Q in .J 3 Q -n V -S 4:-T x . . t Qt , t t G , fs i t . ,L KWILK W. 'ai-use S teete U- ' li 40+ 4? 1 , , si , ,. ,MWMUMMWMWWW V A Kickers Shine In Cit Cup Games The sheer desire to win dominated the play of the St. Mary's High School team as they handed Westfield an agonizing defeat in the City Cup Championship game, the Bombers falling in overtime, 2-1. Goalie Mark Chistolini was helpless in his attempt to get a lazy roller that caught a goalpost and deflected into the net. Stellar performances were given by many of the Bomber booters, including Steve Golas, who converted a penalty kick late in the open- ing period for the lone Westfield score. Two days before, Westfield pushed their City Cup Tournament off to a successful start, with a 2-1 victory over Westfield Voke, giving them the right to move into the finals with St. Mary's. Captain Gerry Stone scored the tie- breaking game winner for the Bombers in the 4th quarter on a direct kick from outside the penalty area. The Westfield I.V.'s outran St, Mary's, 7-0, to capture the I.V. City Cup Championship. Goals were scored by Barry Iordan, Rafael Burgos, Howie Rose, Glenn Wisniowski, Dave Laprise and Dan Trant. Varsity Field Hocke The Girls' Field Hockey Team, despite much effort and enthusiasm, finished their season with a rather disappointing record of 3-3-4. Under the direction of Coach Nancy Stolpinski, the team, which consisted largely of underclassmen, hopefully gained much experience for next year. nl 'x w! 4.-up f.- ' wr pm-f .... V ,.,..,....,,g,, ,MDMWW H ff 'X The team members are: Row 1: Iulie Disco, Linda Ducharme, Kathy Killips, Diane Farr, Lynn Kum mings, and Kathy Tenero. Row 2: Georgiana Lea, Ann Schab, Carol Fucci, Donna Stutz, Donna Mor- rissey, Donna Peters, Bonnie St. Mary, and Coach, Mrs. Stolpinski. ah 4 ff. R. -.xg 1 Q ,M M. w nf0v ,. .1 'Q' kiwi G ,xi .f in f Q.s' .Q 5' Y f 5 1 S iqzw 1 I 3 . v f . 7 - gl NK. .44-1 X A 1 nf 4, -' .. - -Q 4- 8 . . K , ,Q Q 1 :A K' . .4 iftf rg' I 5 6 wr Q- n x , , . in s .Mr . If Nl ' i ,--..,,. .-, - 5. V 'Wa ufm . .4 Cross Countr Team Members are: K. Morrissey, L. Hui, M. Korostynski, D. Tillman. I' ax X .... f f4ff3' . . 5 sam! W -Q m . m -11m. Xa .- 'z ' F A. - 'Q ' . 2' if X U- m.-m , . , Q 1 f Drill Team Members are: Row 1: L. Beattie, D. Benson, L. Palazzi, K. Harrington. Row 2: D. LeFabre, M. Kylis, N. Cheevers, C. York, S. Duffy, C. Grey. Row 3: F. Lynch, K. Vardakis, R. Cushman, D. Las- sard, S. Brzys, K. Trusty, P. Fanning. c f-. ,sf -J , . AK ' X s 5, Q E, A. . xi J' QX S .-X'-it Yin Drill Team P Cheerleaders Under the enthusiastic leadership of Senior Co-captains Iudy Curran and Cathy Cote, the Varsity Cheerleading squad did an excellent job of stirring up spirit in the stands. Along with cheering the teams to victory. they also represented W.H.S. at parades and commu- nity functions. Without these girls, these activ- ities would not have been the same. Special thanks to all! Varsity Cheerleaders from left to right are: Cathy Cote, Iudy Curran, Torri Landis, Debbie Puza, Linda Funaro, Roberta Barron, Debbie Fitzgerald, Io-Ann Smith, Chris Funaro, and Michelle Cadreault. 'Mi Eff- iii ..-w:'NuiS Vs.: Q31 VP if W ' , 5, L , ,, W' 2 , X .., vis 1 V 1 Cheerleeders The I.V. Cheerleaders are: Row 1: Carol Camp, Ioanne Oleksak, Marisa Rodriguez, and Ieanie Mur- rey. Row 2: Michelle Call, Sherri Wozniak, Kim Hadley, Deb Topor, Karen Wojcik, and Kim Ren- kowicz. ,,.,.-' x lhlluqg 'Un Q.-ww 'M ,,, Row 1: L. Fitzgerald, P. Maslauskas, D. Frisby. Row 2: M. Rodriguez, K. Vail, G. Masciadrelli. Row 3: K. Ackerman, D. Lombardini, N. Dyba, C. Grubert. Maj orettes Us ii 'iw '1 I W A- igvlfffy ,Jfifa ff A5 4 nail Members of the Varsity Basketball team are: Kneeling: I. Andrews, I. Irzyk, M. Rauseo, M. Fisher, G. Stone, M. Fioroni. Standing: Mgr. R. Baillargeron, I. Burek, K. Pighetti, D. Barnard, D. Dumas, S. Wezdenko, I. Warner, T. Curran, T. Morrissey, Coach Daley. qw i Members of the IV Basetball team are: Row 1: I. Vasquez, Murphy, D. Laprise, P. Nadulski, I. Sie- ford. Row 2: S. Brochetti, D. Kenyon, Mgr. S. Haber, Coach Sgroi, Mgr. I. Houser, I. O'Connor, S. McGurk, D. Ralph. .1 , .--1.-ft-M - -Q - 'ffa'2lzf: f 1 X W We E.. i ' S 'L' T Hoopsters Have Rough Season The Bomber hoopsters wound up a discour- aging season with a 7-14 record. The main cause for Westfield's difficulty this season was their failure to move the ball and get untracked in the scoring department. Iunior Steve Wezdenko, was named MVP as the Bomber's scoring leader. Tri-Captains Mark Fisher, Mike Rauseo, and Gerry Stone spearheaded the defensive attack. Senior Iim Warner was having a fine offensive season, and was a leading rebounder for the Bombers when an unfortunate ankle injury kept him out of action for the last month and a half of the season. Though the Iunior Varsity squad finished with a 5-14 slate, this record does not give a true indication of their hard-nosed style of play. Seeing much action were Iim Andrews, Dave LaPrise, Don Dumas, Iim Irzyk, and Tim Morrissey. F rosh F1n Over .500 ., his X . in S Q 'S ' 5, - - ' . . 1 1sh Members of the Freshman Basketball team are: Row 1: I. Czelusniak, D. Trant, T. Marcyonaik, B. Radomski. Row 2: Coach Pratt, Mgr. B. Kaufman, D. Simone, D. Dumas, M. Michonski, I. Nassar, B. Andrews, T. Blair, A. Carylis, T. O'Neil, Mgr. M. Gage. 'E S ,f'Q' ., 'Q fi. 34' nm? :Hi T , lf . ll 'l'l ' T7 V. gi? K ga. KX t , . '1 -., ' f :,, I, - Q my Q, aaa A T- l ...., 1 U X'lf . .v w rn 7, A I V . , 35 1 . l M 2 I ' 3 U ' 'f, ,2, z f pr f2-. '4 - ' .fi Q ' Qs., f 'emi' .W V., , Rosso Honored As A.D. Cf The Year On lanuary 14, 1976, Francis Rosso, head of the WHS Athletic Department, was named Massachusetts Athletic Director of the Year. Mr. Rosso was honored at an all-school assembly, which included such guests as Superintendent of Schools Brian Holloran and Mayor Rhodes. This marks the first time that an A.D. of the Year Award has gone to anyone in Western Mass. Of the honor, Rosso said: I don't believe this should be an individual thing. I get excellent co-operation from the superintendent, the School Committee, and all the coaches here. I think they should all be proud. Since Mr. Rosso's emergence as an Athletic Director in 1957, he has been largely responsi- ble for the expansion of our interschool sports programs. intramural activities, and in recent years, girl's athletics. With more sports being added each year, we have Mr. Rosso to thank for the many things he does as D.A. to make Westfield Highs athletic program one of the best in Western Mass. ,,.-P S K ,V . ' rg 5 0 'lm kx ins 1 I f C 1 S 1' . is 0 A S 'p - N' -we x X 'O 'X' W M' ?w.o'W Q ss 1' 5 ' .. P. I r 9 ' X T In lQ..L fm I . hh' N! , - K QQ,-W' K . .45 ' - ' ' 1 N. 'X M 2 X, I 51 - 097 vi-4 X , in - Q Q ,Hmmm Members of the Varsity Hockey team are: Row 1: A. Hall, C. Clesiak, G. Iuvinall, M. Iodoin, I. Fal- coner, B. Alyard, A. Palazzi, B. Liptak, P. Collier. Row 2: Coach Nummy, B. Gallo, B. Barry, E. i Zagrany, I. Keefe, T. Samwell, S. Pierce, B. Burke, N. Barton, R. Desautels, C. Blaczek, D. Laiho, Coach Ensign. l --zz- Members ofthe IV Hockey team are: Row 1: R. Mitchell, G. Wilson, P. Aube, N. Murphy, R. Mitc- hell, R. Conyea, M. Allard. Row 2: Coach Nummy, P. Murphy, I. Benoit, M. Beabis, B. Schnop, A. Bilodeau, D. Aube, M. Daniels, C. Pierce, I. Melanson. -- W 1: ff l- 'Tift my P. 1 ,A f Pucksters Enjo Fine Season Superb offensive performances by Sean Pierce, along with the Bomber B line of Nigel Barton. Bill Burke, and Steve Barry. and a sparkling defense led by netminder Iim Fal- coner secured the Westfield High Hockey Team an impressive 17-2-1 record. This earned them a playoff berth in the competitive Western Mass. Division 2 Hockey Team Tour- nament. While scoring an average of 5 goals a game, the Bomber defense held opponents to a mere 2 goals a game. The pucksters had one of the longest win- ning streaks in their history this season, com- piling a phenomenal 14 consecutive victories within a little more than a month. lt was this drive to victory that left opponents outmaneu- vered for the greater part of the season. Providing other major contributions to the winning team were Seniors Ioe Keefe and Aldo Palazzi, Iunior Ray Desautels. and Soph- omore Cary Iuvinall. The I.V. squad was not as successful. com- piling a 1-5-4 record. However. the team, coac ed by Mr. Nummy, holds much promise for the future. Y 4 , ' -- 'r' jf 'S vi' 3, 2.3 W W v p QW? aQ e Sean Pierce is presented with the second place plaque. l' ,LQ 'T Pla offs - f Ioe Keefe H1281 is checked by a Minnechaug defenseman in Western Mass Semifinals. Bombers Defeated In Finals The bomber's fine showing in the Western Mass Division 2 playoffs this year attests to Hockey's being here to stay in Westfield. The Bombers reached the semi-finals with a domi- nating victory over the Putnam Beavers, which featured lim Falconer's superb goal- tending. In the Semi-Final match, Westfield scored three times in the second period and twice in the third to beat the ever-persistent Minnechaug Falcons, 5-2. A perfect Sean Pierce pass to a breaking Bill Burke was the key play. From this point, the Bombers advanced to the Finals against the Pittsfield Generals with an eager Westfield audience yearning to taste another victory. However, it was not to be, as Pittsfield star P.I. Murphy overpowered the Bomber defense scoring 4 goals and adding a couple of assists to hand Westfield a tough defeat. Coach Bill Ensign had good reason to remark of his group of icemen, l'm very proud of all ofthem. ill Members of the Varsity Wrestling team are: Tri-Captains R. Benoit, I. Schweitzer, B. Iohnson. Standing: Coach Emery, A. Madera, D. Daniels, M. Dufva, E. Mullarkey, H. Alamed, B. Pettengill, I. Hibert, I. Coffey, I. Paluch, Asst. Coach Bissaillon. Missing: P. Canterbury, T. Page. Members of the IV Wrestling team are: From bottom fl-rj: K. Howard, R. Versailles, P. Morrissey, M. Lacroix, P. Canterbury, F. Martone, I. Carlo, P. Lynch, T. Rix, M. Page, M. Curtin, I. Torres, D. Blair, P. Iohnson, R. Bourgoise, S. Churchill, I. Bannish, I. Trongone. Crapplers Finish With 18-1 Mark Performing some of the most outstanding matches ever seen in the short history of West- field High Wrestling, the Bomber grapplers finished their season with an 18-1 record, and the Western Mass Division I Championship. The matmen won their first 16 matches and suffered a disheartening setback in the follow- ing one against another undefeated team, Cathedral, 24-22, before a huge crowd at the Westfield High gym. In the Cathedral contest, the Bombers showed great spirit, but lost the match at the crucial point when Dan Daniels was pinned with only 32 seconds to go in the third period. However, Coach Emery had nothing but praise for every one of his wrestlers for the effort each put forth. Emery noted the fine contributions of Ieff Schweitzer, Al Madera, Iohn Hibert, Herb Alamed, and Ron Benoit during the year. .L-. Q .X I sf 1 'W 6? is P- fl W, R Bombers Take Western Mass Crown Ieff Schweitzer waits in anticipation for his turn. . . , A pair of pins in the final round by Ed Mul- larkey and Herb Alamed pushed Westfield past second-place Tech 158-154.5, in the excit- ing conclusion of the Western Mass Large School Wrestling Championship. Though only these two Bomber grapplers were individual winners, Westfield's all-around ability and unified team effort earned them this year's Western Mass Crown. Top-seeded Iunior Bob Pettengill also made it to the finals, but lost a squeaker to a fine Longmeadow wrestler, and had to settle for second place in his weight division. Placing third in the tournament were Ron Benoit, Iohn Paluch, and Ieff Schweitzer. Ed Mullarkey was named the Most Valuable Wrestler of the Tournament. In the State Tourney at Chelmsford, Mass., Westfield attained 5th place in team scoring. Bob Iohnson, the only Westfield man to make it to the finals, was pinned with only two sec- onds left in the final period. Two other Bomber matmen, Bob Pettengill, and Ed Mul- larkey, took fourth place in their respective weight classes. it id ' Row 1: T. Morrissey, Co-Capt. P. Pellan, C. Danek, K. Tenero. Row 2: K. Killips, C. Fucci, G. Giarichetti, I. Maciorowski, M. Rix, D. Morrissey, D. Peters Coach Pal Rande1l,and A. Carey. Missing was Co-Capt. D. Stolecki. 1 12... ' '. ' 'R jf'N'J sf' Qi Kg X, Ji' 9 No. Deb, this isn'l a dance! -J 3- 4-' tb ,X I 5 uni f 3 9- , ,.....-- '-3 -....- .. L-.. . V.-- .NH i , 5 ,,,,, . .,,, . . , it iq if if fx? Rn g vu-'ag .gl ...'!.ls. MVP Carol Fuoci drives in led the team in scoring. for the shot. She Girls Basketball The Girls' Varsity Basketball Team, under the direction of Coach Pat Randell, finished the season with a successful record of 12 wins and 6 losses. Co-Captains Pat Pellan and Deb Stoleoki anchored the defense, while MVP Carol Fucci and Iunior Donna Peters led the offensive attack. The girls worked hard all season and were rewarded with an invitation to the Western Mass. State Sectional Tourna- ment. With eight returning players, the girls are looking forward to an even more success- ful season next year, - ' stag 5 1 F I.V. Basketball si! 'l 9 E Na Q ,ff L .f 4, 1 id Qv if L a l F f y, , .l 2 ., 32 if Team members are: Row 1: Terri Hathaway, Karen Reopel, Eileen Lafreniere, Kathy Sullivan, Lynn Kummings, Terri Broderick, and Paula Cornelius. Row 2: Manager Charlotte Szafron, Anna Szczpanczyk, Diane Hatch, Ann MacMaster, Lillian Hui, Ianis Sypek, Lisa Ulrich, Fran Fucci, Linda Forey, and Coach, Ms. O'Donnel. 2 '-'-T L' p ,,,tt,,,,,t,c,,., 9 ,tfl .xxx I, N' 'Wslmmc 2.5 W If at-A LWJT' ,M E7 T-T5 li!l.n I Y K Members of the Varsity Baseball team are: Row 1: I. Yarsley, S. Pierce, M, Fisher, C. Lemon, I. Kuc- harski, B. Burke, M. Rauseo. Row 2: I. Vasquez, E. Irzyk, D. Dumas, T. Kieda, D. Barnard, I. Andrews, R. Florek, K. Kenney, I. Irzyk, Coach Ensign. Members of the IV Baseball team are: Row 1: M. Iodoin, I. Tierney, M. Ballaigeron, I. Paluch, G. Pig- nitaire, T. Stolecki, D. Bein. Row 2: G. O'Connor, S. Markle, M. Marcinatyseck, D. LaPrise, I. Kolo- diey, D. Mayhew, S. McGurk, C. Cassals, M. Allessio, Coach Sgroi. Baseball ine Are Pleasant Surprise The WHS Varsity Baseball Team improved upon last year's 6-16 record with a respectable 6-7 mark in the Valley League this spring. Coach Bill Ensign attributed this year's suc- cess to the fine performances of the under- class men. Iunior hurler Dave Barnard led the team with a fine record of 6-2. Iunior Iim Andrews was praised for his offensive con- tributions to the team. Consistent defensive efforts by Seniors Mike Rauseo and Iohn Kuc- harski were noted also by Ensign as factors in the team's winning season. Though only 5-13, this year, the IV's attitude and dedication remained high throughout the year. Coach Tom Sgroi remarked that the defense performed well, but that offensive punch needed to win was lacking. Coach Ensign will be working with many of these underclassmen next season, and from this year's experience, there are fine possibili- ties for an even better baseball season. X .,-V i 5' an an W was ,-4' ... r A'V ' vit L 4.51550 M T1 an 'H ,..Lf km- ,W ,UQEKQS QSQERXQ M, . 51. A ' . V STX '5 Kgs A' K5 N, i ' . ixsqri Q. ffm f 1 ,Wf , A f fi, f ., 1. l .W , K I I 'Q ,, , 5 A by V 4 , ' ,V Q, V , .,, ' N V, A, . M'W?? ,ig , k, ,. , 'ff' f WW ' W Wi! w TW! 'ar mt ir.: I - Q.'w?h..a. '. -1. tw. n Members of the Lacrosse team are: Row 1: Coach Nummy, I. McMahon, B. Callaghan, I. Schweitzer R. Gaylord, P. Canterbury, M. Snyder. Row 2: B. Puza,, L. Burlingame, G. Iuvinall, B. Kieda, H Alamed, A. Baginski, N. Brown, G. Heacock, P. Morrissey. Row 3: E. Kules, C. Klesiak, R. Bates, R Spellman, B. Nadius, E. Zagrany, N. Duffy, K. Dorogan, P. Cyr. Row 4: B. Bigos, I. Nassar, C. Weber, N. Murphy, B. Gaylord, I. Messinger, M. Quaglini, C. Pierce, I. DeLand. Row 5: D. Beach, P. Quaglini Mgr. S. Smith. Qgtiv MAH O Cradlers Improve In Second arsity Season The Varsity Lacrosse Team ended their reg- ular season with a record of 6 wins and 8 losses. Though the team won only two of nine contests in the first half of their campaign, they showed their true potential in the latter half, when they came home with four victories in five games. Outstanding contributions were made by Senior Co-Captains Bob Callahan and Ieff Schweitzer. Callahan finished as high scorer with 26 goals and 6 assists for 32 points, and Schweitzer added 4 goals and 2 assists for 6 points. Coach A1 Nummy also cited Iuniors Len Burlingame and Herb Alamed, and Soph- omore Ed Zagrany for their fine efforts. -1-sl! 0-,,,. - - ai, K N g,.i!EmZ1fvfiFQn K -.3 p11 - . ,.-.Af-K. ,my VIEW IWW Trackmen Surprise alley League The Boy's Track Team closed out a strik- ingly improved season, with an even .500 record of 6-6. Head coach Ron Reopel pointed out that this was the best record of a boy's track team in many years at Westfield High. The team's strength was in its seniors, as they scored a total of 333 seasonal points. Tim Sexton and Dean Hoppe combined for 210 points 1105 eachl, and Iunior Ed Gifford took top scoring honors with 11454 points. In the Western Mass Track Competition, the Bombers placed in five events. The 440 relay team, consisting of Mark Kohlrusch, Iohn Fisher, Mark Dufva, and Bob Pettengill, placed fifth, as did Al Madera in the triple jump, and Dean Hoppe in the shotput. Tim Sexton placed fourth in the high hurdles, while Ed Gifford finished second in the low hurdles. etters Record Improved Season Members of the Boys Tennis team are: Row 1 G Brownlie D Allen T Macutkiewicz I Rivera Row 2: D. Robinson, B. Sullivan, T. O'Neil, A. Banas V Wilder N Mackertich The coach is Mr 'A Parent. ' ,' ' ,' Y f, , ' X ' J' .7 ,Y F' J ,Y 3 A 1' 1 1 7, -rf J y' 9 J v' v 1 ,v , V11 ' ,Y ,y ,Y 2, Y J J ,J I V lj! ,ffl 2' i, . , Q. I ' . 3' 'L , 4 'i J L MM S :L Showing a definite improvement over last year's 5-9 record, the Boys' Tennis Team recorded its finest season in recent years, fin- ishing 7-B. With the exception of one senior, the squad consisted entirely of underclassmen. Matches were held on Monday and Thursday after- noons, with the team playing a competitive schedule of area teams. On the starting team this year were Senior Andy Banas, Iuniors David Allen and Iuan Rivera, Sophomore Tom O'Neil, and Fresh- man Neal Mackertich. Since the Team will be losing only one sen- ior to graduation, Mentor Iim Parent looks for- ward to coaching his underclassmen to another fine season next year. -if, r If V3 i r 'la ff' my we J. ,i . f . at ix 1 Vs, - ,X vw, 7 1 up Me- - Z Q, .. , 956 Members of the Golf Team are: Seated: R. Maciorowski, Coach Reach. Standing: QL-RI I. Molten- brey, I. Keefe, T. Pulley, M. Bishop, D. Pascinella. Missing: I. Valliere, S. Mihalek, E. Fitzgerald, L. Rasicot, I. Czolusniak, M. Fioroni. Members of the Ski Team are: QL-RI B. Cervany, C. Spellman, I. Moltenbrey, G. Syrenne, M. Syr- enne, D. Sullivan, M. Cole, M. Allessio, C. Crise, D. Robinson. Golfers Attain First Place The Bomber Golf Team capped another noteworthy season this year with a 13-2 record. In a game where individual competition plays a large part, Westfield saw some fantas- tic performances in their linkmen. Steve Mihalek shot a two-over-par 74 to win the Western Mass High School Individual Golf Tournament, edging a Chicopee golfer by one stroke. He is the third member of his family to qualify for the state tourney. Darrell Pasci- nella shot an 81 in the same tournament, but missed qualifying, as the cut-off was 78. Westfield High was also among eleven teams named to compete in the Western Mass Large School Golf Team Championship in Chicopee. The future of golf at Westfield High looks bright under the capable direction of Coach Milton Reach. Skiers Displa Fine Effort Though blessed with plenty of snow for the greater part of the winter, the Westfield High Ski Team found the area competition very tough, losing most of their meets this season. Westfield, despite its losing record, showed much talent on the slopes. M.V.P. Dough Sulli- van and Sophomore Iim Moltenbrey led the Bombers as top place finishers in several meets. Rounding out the starting team were Seniors Gary Crise, Chris Spellman, Al Neveu, and Gayfe Syrenne, and Iunior Maureen Syr- enne. A high school ski team consists of from 10- 15 members, but only eight may race in each meet. The meet is scored by combining the four top times of each team, the total repre- senting the team's final score. The team with the lowest score is the winner. Softball , 'fl s 'Ns The Girls' Softball Team, under the direction of Ms. Ioyce O'Donnell, completed a successful season with a 12-6 record. The Bomberettes also advanced into the tough Valley League Competition where they cap- tured third place. The team is com- posed of 15 players including seniors Carol Fucci, Sharon Dewey, and Deb Stolecki. With 12 girls returning next season, the future looks very promis- ing. Team members are: L. Kummings, T. Hathaway, K. Stolecki, and C. Danek. Row 2: E. Lafreniere, M. Tatro, D. Morrissey, D. Peters, G. Wilde, and I. Maciorowski. Row 3: M. Artz, C. Fucci, Coach, Ms. Ioyce O'Donnell, S. Dewey, G. Gianchetti, and D. Stolecki. t 1 Q' I ,i jf. K pf ' . K ' , ' , ,.,,, J.. t - - IW 'WVV WK? ' lg' ww r 'S' It , ,' L , , ,,,,,. ' :fx A V' S Q' ' ,,,,.lp-m,.-p.m ,,,m-Q, ,Mun 3- 'A Y. A qzxzr Q 1 ...x um. 5 a Q. 1,,4.- 9:-lst -n. . ,..5.,f ,W -- W ,W V.,..a-v.-gm, 'ff'.. lx' ww-Wx. -ICQ - 'ffI ,.--sv. 4 , 3.,,,yfg , -Ns, ,,.r3- ' .Xf.4,.x fm' 'W' D I.V. Field I-locke Members of the Girls' I.V. Field Hockey Team are: Row 1: D. Benson. T. Morrissey, I. Sulli- van. T. Murtinell. F. Fucci. I. Wojtowiez, and S. Foss. Row 2: M. Iaegar. G. Rogers. K. Wojeczk. E. Farr. A. MaCMasler. G. Kline. D. Lamb. D, Siller, Orcoti. B. Czimlile. and Coach Ms. Carolyn Dewey. . V . S o ftb all Members of the Girls' I.V. Softball Team are Row 1: l.. Soule. T. Broderick. L. Funaro, L. Cornelius. T. Morrissey. T. Liquori. and F Fucci. Row 2: Coach Ms. Pat Randall. K. Kil- lips. L. Ulriczh. Killips. S, Woznink, D, Hatch F. Purdy. l.. Hui. C. Mastello. and L. Garcia. 'vw M. .W W - a V 4', A -vm we My L ,P Q L . , .,,5w,., 'PQ' H g 1. .N 'ff' .. Hibvvxnt-0-40 , ' ' H ww-2, ' , .5 U, I V' ' W , ,. M x Bo 'S Swim Team Row 1: P. Collins, M. Lisowski Row 2: 1. Snyder, R. Nesemann Coach Mr. Andersen, D. Rice, K Knowlton. Girl ' s Swim Team Row 1: F. St evens , N. Walsh, M tone, Coach C. Lichtenberger, M Long, C. Kurty, A. McGavin, B Couchon, C. Funaro. Row 3: C Helliwell, D. Puza, I. Urguhart, C Christolini. w..p':? ' Kihei A fx 5 .. X l ' 1 Bowler, P. Bonini. Row 2: F. Mar- Varsit Tennis Tennis team members are: Row 1: C. Tenero, K. Hunter. Row 2: A. Carey, F. Gavin, A. Schab, and S. HeHiwe1l. Row 3: N. Hagan, D. Goodwin, D. Barnard, T. Wolcott, S. Hagan, A. Marott, and Mrs. fs .W ,. , ,UQ ft we al, , , : Q I ,..., .hz W H A . Nancy Stelpinski, Coach. X A D? it lisp! ii Sisxpk x gi 1 1 - t v 1 x x 2 1 2 The Girls' Tennis Team, under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Stolpinski, finished this year's season with its most successful record ever. Although the competition was tough, the girls practiced long and hard and were rewarded with a second place finish in the Valley League and an invitation to the Western Mass. Tournament where they advanced to the semi-finals. The girls were led by seniors Deb Barnard, Faith Gavin, Nancy Hagan, Sheila Hagan, and Trish Wolcott. Six players will return next season and will no doubt further this year's fine performance. x . 1 K 1 x x 1 1- xxx' ' R X i v .1 Y 3 1 s i t , S., 8 1, txt Q 1,1 tr, 1 N New is Q xlx C 3' . u fe mv l. T 'K 1 5552's s?5i?l5a?Q:. we ie at .ew- ff ..,,. , s. M pf J W . .. ..Li,?1Q f'-fs?-2. ...eff 'A f Q i. ,,,.,,,W.t..f .. .. 1. RN X X fx . X1 Ns sa I 'I H K N we if X RRKN1 34 ek. -Kxalx. ,44 .ffwx xv' K1 a 1. 'g K xx X 3, 5. . nf 1 'Q X f s - f ' f K 'r Q an w Q 1' e R i 'fkvs-fi. vxrfff QQQXQ fya. ---.wi Y. yyf .NX s N45-f x 1 X. 5 X A 1 4 1 fk x.f.: in xxx x, 1 kkkx if xx xx! axxixxx xx 4.3 Q ...mf ..vf.,k. ,,,?,,f,,.,,g,..gN-st A .wsww .MW Y Q3 Nl, .. f L kK'1sf iL. f. K R .. m . f if1, ' . 'Q A 4 v S k S V 'Q a . s f 2 Q . Q x 1. 1 1 Q - Q K R. X i. S W i- R Q ...Q M. '1:: 414x'F 'Q'c-'ii ik my 5' V. 'Figs fa x --Q.. Q.. . A K AK Girls' Track V Ms , N 1 1 ci The Westfield High Girls' Track Team ended its first season a Valley League team rather than a club with an impressive 6-4 record. A total of 49 girls competed on the team including 10 Seniors. 15 Iuniors, 8 Soph- omores. and 16 Freshmen. Although the com- petition within the league was very difficult, Westfield proved to be very strong due to team member versatility. Hopefully, the suc- cess ofthe team will continue. Team members are: Row 1: C. Camp, L. Burek, D. Chaffe, K. Cornelius, K. Hadley, L. Shortlidge, R Kieda, K. Reopel, S. Cotton. Row 2: Coach, Ms. Carolyn Dewey, B. Warner, D. Catero, K. Morrissey B. St. Mary, R. Barron, L. Spelman, L. Porter, K. Sweeney, I. Disco, F. Rabideau, C. Mastello, D Frisby, B. Gamble, M. Nevens, and I, Egan. Row 3: Manager, P. Fanning, D. Topor, D. Lefabvre, C Epaul. Manager: A. Simmons. I. Urghurt, I. Lassard, D. Sypek, A. MacMaster, D. Weeks, Manager V. Brown, G. Kline, L. Sousa, M. Korostynski, P. Williams, I. Curran, A. Laforge, B. Painchaud, C Funaro. V. Mayeros, M. Gietek. E. Nasiatka. and K. Wallace. Missing from picture are: M. Pierce, D Benson, M. Nomakeo, S. Murphy, D. Lomhardini, and Manager C. Smith. an ff, gp---.- snsrgz, rp On your mark. . . '47.::. Vv- :U- GO!!! Blu. 14 WHS 7 WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS 45 Mary s james Pratt WHS WHS 46 WHS 41 WHS SWHS WHS WHS 53 WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS assical Frontier Cathedral St. Ioe's Agawam WHS WHS WHS 2 WHS 'WW West Side Comp Chlcopee Pnttsfxeld Cathohc WHS WHS WHS WHS WHS w Hadley 2 WHS 0 WHS SWHS Y CHRISTMAS Tiempo? HAMPIONS i ' A33W8 4f Comp. Mh'Q,Chaug PLA lWestfield Westfield Westfield Westfield Westfield 10? 7 6 746 QQ I Dllf J fm 9 KW Ci?j?f g !M F f q,tLfl5 hw ,M s, tx ff? XAIESTFIEL D .fi ff lf, J f HW' 1: Z ff 12: , f g SCWO, - , , ,Q ie 1 f, ,f ' ,, il H, K ' ' Yi f W4 fifie' : viii, ,m,,,w+, ff f : , 1, ff if W nf NWW W M - C77 if 1 1 xl: X Y' , f 'X X X l 4 ,. - ., ,,,L A W , U H 4 I --li? , , 7? I? I 4 l',WiVy, w Zf X 1 J l'wY': f9,,? -Y, M 24 M, fi!! 1 -1,j'iij,,l, M VX 'iw N41 J vw M1 uf f I 1 Y, ,H , fwigii Nl ,ir L W M M, 5 f -H- mm , ' Y ,L- ' 7 M, 5 5, ,gf , wa , H L,W v,v,M , , ' 5 , I: Y iii 'f Y -, ffl an K J-m -Vx 1 ,1 1 4, QIUHYSXQ4 NMA f f l ,nf ' 1, .. . , , WW V' +1 ' I Q ' , f X 5 ' Xi W K., 3 , A 1, 'I X frjjf K v : Xl 1 1 V , J X , 2 4, , ,M ,f qi' A a 2 f Ml :lx Y 'X ll Ei J M, 'N5 y Q2 + Y U4 Q F2 A59 l 219 GOOD LUCK YQTU QU 5 '16 , 6 f' 54 ' Y C9 ,f fl X 66 X 0 17 L GQJx1'ULATl.0N5 Q9 '79 06335 Mar o 'V THE CW If SY 7 8 S 55 A 50 if giaxjugig 75 I U r .X sf' w 670m U12 C0000 05 7? Insurance Ineome Tax Expert Engagement R081ESt,mx and Pre-Bridal Portraits THE PALCYNSKI AGENCY TPOKE sTUDtO 32 Elm Street 1 M ' S 2 at . Westfieldalttftastsreidhusetts Westflttld Mass' ' ' Tel.562-3363 BLQCICS CARBONEAU BROS Courtesy - Quality - Service WESTFIELD TV Sz APPL Westfield, Mass. Easthampton. Mass. 61,MffHd0w Street Phone: L02-2308 Phone: 527-3910 Wsstttstdi MHSSHChUSffttS Compliments of WEMETTE,S MARKET INC. FRED S O DONNELL gl CO 98 Franklin Street Westfield, Mass. Compliments of PREFERRED ELECTRGNICS Mainline Drive Westfield, Mass. 3 Court Street Westfield Mass. Compliments of 9 Cood Luck Class of 1976 ANTGINETTE S 104 Elm Street 9 Westfield, Mass. 22 24 A new page in your life? Our best wishes to all Westfield grads as you turn a new page. For many, your new page will be further education. For many others, however, your new page will be finding a job where you can take advantage of the excellent education and training you've already had. If you're one of the latter, have you considered Old Colony Envelope Company? . Old Colony is an important division of Hamrnermill Paper Company, one of the largest and fastest growing paper corpora- tions in the world. And Old Colony can offer you a variety of worthwhile careers to choose from -0- in office work, finance, administration, production, electrical and mechanical work - most of the interesting, good paying jobs you'll find in all large, progressive companies, today. If you're interested in any of these career areas - and you'd like to continue to live in an area where the living is mighty nice, too -- why not stop in and see how your qualifica- tions check out with what's available. We could providejust the new page you've been hoping for. - A ENVELOPE COMPANY Westfield, massjdayton, ohio Q.. , ga' , ,N ,,' Q g .. . 'X C I ,B . a Q S ,V M Q, if I Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 Main Gffice Branch Offices 141 Elm Streetg Westfield Weestfield - Agawam Serving Your Financial Needs ICI-IN T MAHER INC Comnlicments Office Supplies - Athletir Equipment 47 Elm Street Westfield Mass. 01085 Tel. 562-6984 1 7 Compliments of BENDIX Westfield Massachusetts Tel 413 562 9611 H. B. ABRASIVE DIVISION Westfield Shopping Center Westfield, Mass. SMITH CO 57 Main Street Westfield, Mass. Established in 1853 NC Sales Letters ' Price Lists Resumes ' Tickets ' Invoices Office and Factory Forms ' Reports Wedding Invitations Business Cards ' Envelopes ' Etc. P.n.Q. INSTANT PRINTING Fast Offset Printing From Camera Ready Copy 'Fel.562-3989 324 Elm Street Westfield. Mass. Formerly Apex Copy Center WESTFIELD PHARMACY Prescriptions Convalescent Supplies 65 Franklin Street 562-4411 YOUNC 81 TRUSTY TILE CO. All Types Floor Coverings Carpets - Linoleum - Ceramic Tile Compliments of VVESTFIELD AUTO PARTS NC 118 Meadow Street Compliments WESTFIELD YARN 81 FABRIC SHOPPE NC Westfield Shops Compliments of H E vvoon sl SONS INC AMC IEEP 35 37 Franklin Street A. Lajeunesse R. I. Trusty Westfield, Massachusetts Call 568-8817 American Motors Sales and Services 285 Elm Street Vvggtfieldq Mass. 568-7692 7 of 9 I . Westfield, O C mpliments of FURISI-I CONSTRUCTION CGMPANY Compliments of CERMANO PUNTIAC - BUICK FENTON GLDSMGBILE KEN PEASE INC. - CHRYSLER - PLYMCUTH IQHN GIASS FGRD H. E. WOCD sl SONS - AMC. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROM CAMFOUR INC. WESTFIELD INDUSTRIAL PARK SOO S AMERICAN 81 THE RESTAURANT Open 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. Closed M bl h d N50 ' Famous for Fine Food NC 22 Ch y t W tf l UIU85 9 CI-IINESE STERLINC PRESS I . ondays Creative Printing 344 Elin Street. Westfield Esta is e - I err S r es ie d, M Inn Phone. arring- C4135 562- ton 0652 Compliments of THE BLACK WYVERN MOTOR SERVICE LTD DEWEY DRUG STQRE FOREIGN CAR AND LAND ROVER SPECIALIST D R g ,Reglstered Pharmacnsl l h Congratulations to the 1976 .-..............,.,D.....s,l, E E, I,,I Class of . 1 1976 WESTFIELD WOODWORKINIC CO an e an ongratulatlons ot e Class of x 4:3 su wwf, manAve es 18 , ass onoging motley for BANK fOfT1llleS Gnd C to USIHGSSGS the Class of 1976 since 1864. Congratulations to the Class of 1976 EATOIXVS CONGRATULATICDNS 1976 is a year of change for you, and a year of change for us. We're bo1h changing for the better and we can both be proud. Q I ww 5- c gm! Family Banking Services Free NOW Accounts Regula S g System S g Pandbup Sh C, I Term Deposut C t 1 t - Specnal Notice A ounts Home Mortgag Loans Mortgage L t Insurance. Mortgage Dtsabnluty Insurance Home Improve t Loans Personal Loan Car Loans P Book Loans Pe sonal M y O d T yelers Ch k Guftcheks Bank-By-Maul Safe Deposnt Boxes lnduvtdual Retnrement Acc t Drlve-nn Teller open 'tal 5 Walk-up Wnndow open 'tal 5 We 've Changed Everything 67l5f,Mi-Qmwfgwf E 0 N 10 Elm Street -Xgatueld. Mass 01 ll -225 t u r Ch sBranchr' Mann Street. Cheste 0 14131 364-658 Congratulations Class of 1976 IE -COAT 1 C. Compliments of WESTFIELD TV Eat-A-Ptgq 61 Meadow Street f L. ., . ., 1 WESTFIELD jjj! ff ELECTRUPLATING A C 2 CO' 68 North Elm Street Westficeld, Mass. Coodlauok Graduates MR. PHIPP'S PACKAGE STORE .Iomvs House or conon inc, f N. , WL. .4t,a.W.a.t.-x ,,.,. . M W... .tt ., , f OFM 'Dv SN Compliments of FRIENDLY ICE CREAM SHOP FklStt ran in ree Westfifeld. Mass. STANLEY HOSTESS PARTY wlfzvwflbamwipwpia uwe?7ZZ?1anzceA'6'ZZ?fLfy Stanley Home Products, Inc. Westfield, Massachusetts Best Wishes Class of 1976 SHERATON INN tW'8.5'ffl8ld,EYHill1.AQB' N W - a fax x , . . ,. ... , ., . . ..1...z,:.. . t. ' .:.'..t1 .H:..a t-4 5. how burn 'NL .mu worm' o o Q t .,. IOHNNY'S PACKAGE STORES INC. choice champagne wines beers 55 North Elm St. Westfield, Mass. 568-8450 Free Parking Compliments of STRATHMORE PAPER COMPAN MILL END STORE .f Gfftff FUR STORAGE K . 'I ' 2 103 Q N :rw , Elm l it M ,,,t..,,n Street ix v vfi MX, , 4.r. ,.......-0 if 'T' ' SUPERETTE FOODS INC 48 E Silver St Y Anthony P. Strycharz, Pres The Unique Market With Its Own Srnokehouse Westlield, Mass. AND PLANT 47 ST. 6 FOGD BASKET CANTELUS 11 Franklin St. Southwiek Shopping Center Westfield Southwiok Yankee Village Mini Food Basket Southwiok Road Westfield Post Road Shopping 831 Springfield Street 2701 Boston Rd. Feeding Hills Wilbrahani Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 BEST WISHES FROM SINCE 1877 AMERICAS FIRST BICYCLE Compliments of Best Wishes From R B PCMEROY AGENCY U.S. LINE CO. R.B.POMER0Y LIGHT YOUR PATH TO SECURITY WQRO CC El SAVHNIGS BANK A MUTUAL sAv1Nos BANK 31 COURT STREET WESTPIELD COLLECE HICHWAX SUUTHWICIQ 44 LITTLE RIVER RLDAD WESTI ILLLD RICHARD L POMEROY Chester Mass. 354-6532 Westfield. Mass. 568-1519 Compliments of RADIC SHACK The Supermarket of Westgate Pla7a 237 Sound Equipment MUSIC MAN, INC. Congratulations to The Best Class From THE PLANT THEATRE Congratulations V to the Class of 1976 WESTFIELD MUTUAL INSURANCE 14 Elm Street Westfield, MA 01085 TOBACCO BARN F ELIX MAREK IEWELERS Best Wishes Success and Hapitmciiliess in the Future From CONTINENTAL BEAUTY 238 5 STEICERS i'd rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance, e. e, Cummings Compliments of DUNKIN DONUTS L, Mm HILLBROOK HOUSE K Compliments of w.T. GRANTS INC. CLARK PAINT STORE -we . .CQ-f L , T q 'V fe. S ,. Aww A , 5 :idk A U...,,f . - THE MEN'S SHOP Downtown Westfield TCWN 81 COUNTRY DAVIO'S A LANES RESTAURANT Family Fun Bowling Center , The House That Puts the Fun A T Back in Bowling Westfield Shops East Main Street Westfield, MA Nursery Free Parking Restaurant Air Conditioning Ceorge T. Lemis, Manager 568-0583 240

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