Branford High School - Milestone Yearbook (Branford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1971 volume:

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Qi - . - . 1 - m vi' ' ' M 4 , . A 'U . . , , Hwy V . ' 'A ' ' . f if - A - w ' Q. ' ' ' E i A I l I BRANFORD HlGH SCHOOL A ' ' A - Branfordg Cpn rfadfituf 66405 f yQlume xLv, V l Dedication An open door policy for all students and faculty . . . with high standards he never settled for second best . . . a friend willing to share burdens . . . hypocrisy was intolerable to him . . . an innovator of new ideas . . . first educator in Con- necticut to initiate the modular system . . . an imaginative spirit . . . unlimited trust in the students i. . . without his presence, we feel an emptiness, a kind ot void. The Class of 1971 appreciation and grati- tude tor devoted service takes great pride, and honor in dedicating this MILESTONE to ' I MR. ERNEST C. HATFIELD ' Mr. Hatfield proudly toured the new social studies wing with visitors. , id.-.fy ns ?flW22 M M- ,. We at , W vm lv: , ,ii X ,H V V it it it The new idea of quarter credit courses appeals to Frank Twohill. This is part of the ever expanding fiexability in the modular scheduling insti- tuted by Mr. Hatfield. is it 4, we wig? ll limi' M, iikig il V 1 - X 1 X ,l H K will -L 1 iw' l v Gr? i I t J ' , K ,T -' 5 ' f--'vii Table of Contents iTheme .. Administration Activities ....... Undergraduates Sports ..... Seniors ... Theme ..... 4 9 . 37 . 65 . 93 111 'I66 Being together is can integral part of our lives. ' E Xifuw 1. tttt A K 'S if v . 1 II K V ' ' ' i f ef-f w e x EE-5 M-it.--N V- , N TV' vttt- -fe .-.. . x,..n.., , ,, ,bl . . s -ar 1-.. x '55 K' --. 9, .4- wgh? I r We learn to share sorrow and pain, but also fo share The joys of personal victories. The making of friends, who are True friends, is the best token we have of success in life. M ff! W ' L,-MLMR It . ' 1 v JV! w -v 'Wi Wx F3 u 15 Wi. wp Together, we experience new ideas. T1 Y. 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N iii 'ii, 'iii2f55?ggg A LB, ff...'i!xs,' ' i,'i,.g.LJ..p:.e-sei A gi.. H i W gs I '---- ffggig in ii ii l ees, . H as Your class is being held in room 243. BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: Edward J. O'Donneil, Jr., Assistant Superintendent, Dr. Ernest E. Weeks, Superintendent of Schools, Richard C. Ringling, Business Manager. STANDING: Anthony Lasala, Richard Hershatter, Barbara Reimers, Donald Baker, John Batrow, Catherine Flynn, John Dendas, Richard Patterson, chair- man, Lee Maiioux. ' Dominic Cote Assistant Principal :ww mmf Rim Philip A. DeLise Assistant Principal . ,2......J ?' ' ' i Guidance 8g Office Staff Karen Yule Counselor Q Anne Reinhold Violet Dugan Secretary Secretary X592 - ,Milli lf' ii , f. 'eg 5112-' .M ii as' ii f im nl ,sw elle Eu' ' ,Mlm 65356333 -- ,l we meg Robert Sperry Counselor Eleanor Valickus Pearl Stauffgr Secretary Secretary Ringing phones . . . busy secretaries . . . college representatives . . . helpful counselors . . . S.A.T. scores , . . catalogs and applications . . . attend- ance records . . . concerned personnel devote time to students' credentials and files. rg--.--. -TQT -.:' V iii? ' Louis Bougie Counselor Esther Neumann Bookkeeper hi H ,X .1 vi! asf' Judith Cuozzo Counselor W it n, ER M Mary Kennedy Attendance Officer Esther Johnson Secretary Art 81 Music Scintillating still lifes . . . pencilecl figures on newsprint . , . plaster masks . . . shiny metal sculptures . . . block-printing designs . . . enamel jewelry . , . a large spectrum of media is avail- able to those interested. Straw hats and canes . . . multitudes of march- ing feet . . . talented Madrigal Group , . . com- posers' style and history . . . Southwest Music Festival and All-State Chorus . . . opportunities to demonstrate and improve musical talents are many and varied. ' i I Luanne Eminger Thomas Greig Chris Quail, Donna Ferrara and Mary Jean Patten create wooden sculptures. After u pep rally Kenneth Belanic, Glenda Gage, and Daniel Hickey refurn fo the band room. v w . v . I TI, .. ': 'f In :. Michael Elias 5 11 H H ,f f J , Frieda Howling Ruth Frischkorn A gil fmxfgwz My M -55 fe , Business Philip DeLise Business Department Chairman .,,,,:., . , 1 fr .1iI: l-... 1'L,,,ul,,' flu-dr Ann Mischler L4-f ii si Richard Walker Mary Mullen Qvf? Thomas Bnuley Carole Viel Joseph Martin I 5 i'fL h3A Marie Linskey Bank reconciliations . . . work study programs . , . blank keys and misplaced letters . . . the hieroglyphics of shorthand . . . Business law and office machines for future accountants . . . type- writers click, while data processing machines noisily spew myriads of paper . . . each pulsates rhythms towards a future. Robert Ellis . 'll 232 W was 51 lu ffwm-, English Stop, look, and write . . . science fiction . . . tive-hundred word essays , . . vocabulary words . . . trend toward paperbacks . . . hammering props together , . . black poetry . . . communica- tion . . . the new one-quarter credit courses allow choice to suit personal interest. Susan Friedman Harm . .rf W . .. VfQ?g?V ' it i 5i,'?q13E'Q?tt,1g, qgfilf, ' ,. g3'e,s1g.',,V 1559 A ,. A. v-1,-1 V Y V- , :,,.gi . 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J0an Yaslel' Kenneth Schwartz Faith McCarthy Carolyn McKelvey , , Mary Daly ff Dominic Cote Foreign Language Department Chairman -wil G: D v' -13' 7 -tv. f - Katherine Morton Home Economics Chiming timers . . . steaming irons . . . apron- clacl boys . . . acrylics and polyesters . . . deli- cious aromas . . . rustling aprons . . . pins and needles . . . there is a course designed for all those wanting a career in home economics. Miss Thorndike patiently shows Suzanne Giordano the 'Iechniques of making paper flowers. Stanley Petela Physical Education Tony Cartisann Meaningful and developmental . . , speedball . . . wrinkled gym suits . . . senior girls as teacher assistants , . . physical testing . . . tennis . . . gymnastics . . . occasionally a girl strikes at a tennis ball which then bounces oft the partition. A boy bangs back thinking it is a coded message. Virginia Moessmang Gerald Crotty Industrial Arts ,Qi 4 Wgrfgtnw H H Www ., Y V A f 1W . 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Ralph Fuller Saws buzzing . . .E hammers banging , . . motors whirring . . . sparks flying from grinding wheel requiring eye protection . . , drafting blue- prints . . . designing furniture . . . the practical experience gained is invaluable in the present and will also be in the future. , U, Mofhemciiics Nicholas Rinaldi 26 Robert Hart Alfred House Mathematics Department Chairman Kay Schulze Barbara Tamulevich Ghuni Vishen 2 Carol Bischoff Harry Morgan . no :,,sfa,,f' lm rfigsme s A , 4 W, ,7 , Y, .:s...41 ff: f Fl' if: it H55 ,J fgnsszfig giilign 5 3i'5?lzz-Mjw A ' ' ' Q55-:lv - H, miss ,, L. Q, w ' :algo I4 fm Z - ' f , qs 91. , ' , 'lflfi i in H. ii Ywasrxjlla John Corning in, ,A . Betty Meickle Infinity . . . stimulating problems . . . Prob- ability . . . computer punchccrrcls . . . graphs . . . logic . . . hyperbolic functions . . . ca seemingly endless scrclwl of numbers, symbols, and proofs cover the blackbourds in the new moth wing. Robert Maxim Oxidation-reduction . , . optics and waves . . . . heredity and personality . . . lighting cir- cuits . . . adaptation to the environment . . . relativistic kinematics . . . the nervous system of a cat . . . the scientific method and independent thinking are stressed in research and the various areas of study. Charles Watterson .. ...Wi Angela Trovato T.-. .. :- ' ...U- ,., ..- .Y.. .,.,a....... w-if ,ww w b www... sm.. ww HH ,Wwl ,wswwei-w,ww 1 ii ,mm w w .wma w. ww, 1 M: 1 ww ww Wm, ww w :mu ww ww ww www . vw, . w ...W www w w X l... ww w V w x .,.- . A ' rw . l Rita Staub alll! i 'H-ww . www gg, 73 ,X .V 3, w .A ' 'wwf' .-- I V a a 1 if if- rzzmrs . i Y I. . A fm . i SJW. - Af! ww 'I W ' I.. . www www- 5 ' ' s. ',' N.. lv . , I, . w. 4 'fo w w, . w J ' - -I . Ji .Q ' ' V , 'X W l ,. . .Wir K w wf,' . . 1. ' I LA! 'Q' 'f'+.,'? f?1Q ,V H-f,.-.-4 5 r 4 ' I, -. 3 ,Z w 1- f 1 iw ww ' I , - - - w w,-- w w J 5, w w . , w .1 .I . 1 Q Q w' , ' ' I w Y . -w. ' '-- 1. xvw , V Q . 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P ' , W ' Q0 ,o.oo A Thomas Murray Barbara Seavey John D'Amato Special Services Shirley Murphy Jane Burkhart Carol Moss Librarian Secretary Librarian Hi ,NTT-If 4 ,mi wiifiiii ui Julia Trotta Reading 32 Marguerite Gelinas Social Worker Edward Hippolitus Special Education I, ,li ii Elaine Brainerd Health Marie Crotty Special Education .ll lu ., 1 l, gl K9 Z isa A, Z ti 1' i -5 iz: s were Antoinette Coleman Nurse Nurse's aides . . . development of reading skills . . . extensive magazine collection . . . studies of child growth . , . visual aides . . . physical examinations . . . catering to the needs of the individual is the aim of the Special Serv- ices Department. Cusiodicll cmd Ccllelerid STGH: L':.5'.2.':2z2..Q:f:'.iz?,:i:i 'W f ' Q lil-I 1 - ., i V A, i ' il i i 1 fi? PM , In a production line, Mrs. Lev- esh makes cold grinders. l 5--L- S-A. ffrjii' .- V . - L, i iris , - V Sy - -- Q' sg., i fi CUSTODIAL STAFF SEATED: .lack Nyholt. STANDING: Myron Becaudin, Mifchell LoBrie, Leo Cam- pos, Harry Stcmne, Arnold Knowlton, William Adams. T F L. AQEPSAL..-I-2 1 Ka ii Li Ni. nw! .5 sf-Q s. 'ul CAFETERIA STAFF FRONT ROW: Mrs. Elinore Johnson, Mrs. Mary Sfreeto, Marion Mrs. Arlene Sullivan, Mrs. Florence Levesh, Mrs. Diane Ander- Pugsley, Carol Allsburger, Mrs. Helen Nyholi. BACK ROW: son, Mrs. Emma Gorgomelli, Mrs. Shirley Copperfhxfe. 54 rl J Interesting Facts About the Faculty Adams, Warren E.-hometown: Hinsdale, New Hampshire, residence: North Branford, Connecticut, attended: University of New Hampshire, Wesleyan University, advisor of: Cosmopolitan Club, Swim Club, Senior Class. He finds fascinating and important how man's cultures vary throughout the world. Agan, Sally-hometown: West Haven, Connecticut, residence: Milford, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College, Northeastern University, advisor of: Film Making Club, choreography for spring musi- cal. Her favorite author is Steinbeck because of his concern with social and political issues and their effects on the individual. . Barker, Barbara L.-hometown: Branford, Connecticut, residence: Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: Pembroke, Southern Connecticut State Col- lege, advisor of: Sophomore Class. She enioys teaching all phases of English. Barry, Edward T.-hometown: Marblehead, Massachusetts, residence: Madison, Connecticut, attended: Saint Anselm's College, Boston Univer- sity, Columbia University. Our system of modular-flexible scheduling offers students a wide range of options, making school more attractive from an intellectual and social standpoint. Beauchamp, Jonathan J.-hometown: Jacksonville, Illinois, residence: Killingworth, Connecticut, attended: Illinois State University, Connecticut Wesleyan, advisor of: Senior Class. He would like to travel to Spain, naturallyl Bischoff, Carol G.-hometown: Penns Grove, New Jersey, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Trenton State College. She enioys volume and space problems. Bougie, Louis G.-hometown: Bronx, New York, residence: Clinton, Connecticut, attended: Concord College, Indiana University. What l like best about Guidance work is that no two days are alike and that you can't anticipate the next situation you will face. Bouley, Thomas O.-hometown: West Warwick, Rhode Island, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: University of Rhode Island, Bryant Col- lege, Central Connecticut State College, advisor of Data Processing. With an accounting background he delights in teaching business. Boyd, Bill W.-hometown: Mobile, Alabama, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: Yale, advisor of: Sophomore Class. Someday he would like to teach a course in comedy or tragedy. Brainerd, Elaine R.N.-hometown: Old Town, Maine, residence, Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: Salem Hospital School of Nursing, advisor of: Future Nurses of America. She feels that the nurses aid program is important. Buchanan, Susan-hometown: Waukegan, Illinois, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: Stanford University, American University, University of Bridgeport, advisor of: Dramotics Club. She would like to teach a course in the Poetry of Rock. Cartisano, Toni-hometown: Greenwich, Connecticut, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College, advisor of: Sophomore Class, Junior Varsity sports, Varsity volleyball. She enioys participating in softball and basketball. Chase, Lavinia-hometown: Dover, Massachusetts, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: Radcliffe College, Wesleyan. Her favorite author is Alan Paton. Christian, Donna-hometown: Cleveland, Ohio, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: Case Western Reserve University, advisor of: Ski Club, Sophomore Class, Students for Better Environment. She would like to teach an elective tenth grade English Composition course. Coleman, Antoinette M.-hometown: Block Island, Rhode Island, resi- dence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Rhode Island Hospital Training School for Nurses, Southern Connecticut State College. She wants to continue working with teenagers. Corning, John-hometown: Guilford, Connecticut, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College, Fairfield Uni- versity, advisor of: Freshman Class, assistant coach in basketball and baseball. He loves to prove geometry theorems. Cote, Dominic-hometown: Rochester, New Hampshire, residence: Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: University of Vermont, Southern Connecticut State College, advisor of: Senior Class. Born in Quebec, French is his native tongue. Cotton, Edward B.-hometown: Holton, Maine, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: University of Maine, Southern Connecticut State College, advisor of: Branford High Radio Station. He enioys teaching physics. Crotty, Gerald A.-hometown: Bellow Falls, Vermont, residence: Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: Springfield College, advisor of: Athletics, Intramurals. He is a golf and hiking enthusiast. Cuozzo, Judith-hometown: New Haven, Connecticut, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College. Coun- seling and talking with students is, for her, a satisfying experience. Daly, Mary R.-hometown: Brockton, Massachusetts, residence: West Haven, Connecticut, attended: Radcliffe, Harvard, advisor of: Sophomore Class, National Honor Society. Her favorite foreign food is alas, French pastryl D'Amato, John-hometown: Kearny, New Jersey, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Tarkio College, University of Kansas, advisor af: Freshman Class. He finds political science interesting. Dean, David T.-hometown: New Britain, Connecticut, residence: Madi- son, Connecticut, attended: Teachers College of Connecticut, Central Connecticut State College. He likes working with students. Delise, Philip A.-hometown: New Haven, Connecticut, residence Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: Quinnipiac College, University of Bridgeport, advisor of: Junior Achievement. He recognizes the need for effective vocational programs. Dutton, James A.-hometown: Hollies, New Hampshire, residence: Madison, Connecticut, attended: Keene State College, Central Connecti- cut State College, advisor of: Junior Class. He has taught all areas of ln- dustrial Arts over the years. Elias, Michael-hometown: Bridgeport, Connecticut, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College, ad- visor of: Junior Class. Sculpturing is his favorite type of art. Ellis, Robert A.-hometown: Swampscott, Massachusetts, residence: Guilford, Connecticut, attended: Salem State College, Boston University, coach of: Baseball, Assistant Basketball coach. The variety of courses in the business course interests him. Eminger, Luanne-hometown: Great Falls, Montana, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: College of Great Falls, Southern Con- necticut State College, advisor of: Sophomore Class. Art that is struc- tured to express feeling moves me. Farina, Joseph-hometown: Midland, Pennsylvania, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College, advisor of: Junior Class, Football Team. Working with the football team takes up much of his time. Friedman, Susan-hometown: Worcester, Massachusetts, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: Barnard, Yale, advisor of: Barometer, Junior Class. lf she could teach a course not in the present curriculum, it would be one in religious poetry. Frischkorn, Ruth-hometown: New Haven, Connecticut, residence: North- ford, Connecticut, attended: New England Conservatory, University of Hartford, advisor of: Freshman Class, Future Teachers Club. Blue Moon and Stardust are her favorite songs. Fuller, Ralph E.-hometown: Dover, New Hampshire, residence: Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: Keene Teachers College, Central Connecticut State College. His strongest Industrial Arts interests are in the field of drafting and woodworking. Gelinas, Donald-hometown: Boston, Massachusetts, residence: North Haven, Connecticut, attended: Simmons College. She feels the progress of many students is inhibited by their problems. Gideon, Carol-hometown: Lubbock, Texas, residence: New Haven, Con- necticut, attended: Texas Technological College, advisor of: Freshman Class. If she could teach a course not in the present curriculum, it would be how to plan ahead and accept change. Grandel, Frank-hometown: Branford, Connecticut, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Arnold, New York University, advisor of: Senior Class. He enioys teaching United States history. Greig, Thomas A.-hometown: Rumford, Maine, residence: Clinton, Con- necticut, attended: Northern Conservatory of Music, Western Connecticut State College, advisor of: Band. He is interested in classical music, Hippolitus, Edward F.--hometown: Hamden, Connecticut, residence: North Branford, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State Col- lege, advisor of: Audio-Visual Club. He went into special education be- cause he wanted to fill the needs of the children in this program. Hart, Robert E.-hometown: North Branford, Connecticut, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Quinnipiac, Southern Connecticut State College, advisor of: Junior Class, Freshman Football coach. Graphing weather information occupies much of his spare time. House, Alfred W.-hometown: Northfield, Vermont, residence: Guilford, Connecticut, attended: Norwich University, University of Vermont, advisor of: Senior Class. He likes to work out puzzles. Howling, Frieda-hometown: Milford, Connecticut, residence: Milford, Connecticut, attended: University of North Carolina, Southern Connecticut State College. Her art creations lean toward the abstract. Hubachek, Carl H.-hometown: New Rochelle, New York, residence: North Branford, Connecticut, attended: New York University, advisor of: Sophomore Class. Metalwork and drafting are the phases of industrial arts that interest him most. Jacobs, Mariory H.-hometown: Saline, Michigan, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: University of Michigan, Fairfield University, advisor of: Freshman Class. She likes creepy-crawly things that can't talk back. Johnson, David B.-hometown: Minneapolis, Minnesota, residence: Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: Mankato State College, Indiana University, advisor of: Freshman Class. He finds ecosystems to be the most interesting phase of biology. Kurzawa, Barbara M.-hometown: New Haven, Connecticut, residence: West Haven, Connecticut, attended: Central Connecticut State College, advisor of: Sophomore Class. She has traveled ,to Mexico, Guatemala, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda. Linskey, Marie J.-hometown: Brooklyn, New York, residence: West Haven, Connecticut, attended: Good Counsel College, Central Connecticut State College, advisor of: Senior Class. She wants her students to have a better understanding of the business world. Lorson, Hazel-hometown: Attleboro, Massachusetts, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: American International College, advisor of: Senior Class, Cosmopolitan Club. If she could teach a course not in the present curriculm, it would be The Bible as literature. McCarthy, Faith-hometown: New Haven, Connecticut, residence: North- ford, Connecticut, attended: Albertus Magnus College, Middlebury College, advisor of: Junior Class. She would like to travel to Spain. McKelvey, Carolyn R.-hometown: Keene, New Hampshire, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Oberlin College, advisor of: International Club. She has visited France, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany and Holland. MacMackin, Howard-hometown: Salem, Illinois, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: University of Bridgeport. He is interested in current events. MacVeigh, James L.-hometown: West Haven, Connecticut, residence: Hamden, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College, Trin- ity, advisor of: Cheerleaders, Maiorettes, soccer, Liberal party. Martin, Joseph P.-hometown: Hartford, Connecticut, residence: Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: University of Connecticut, Central Connecticut State College, advisor of: Distributive Education Clubs of America. He wants to encourage today's youth to seek their future in marketing and business. Maxim, Robert R.-hometown: Cleveland, Ohio, residence: Niantic, Con- necticut, attended: Ohio University, Central Connecticut State College, advisor of: Sophomore Class. The current topic of ecology holds his attention. Meickle, Betty B.-hometown: Branford, Connecticut, residence: Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: Mount Holyoke, advisor of: Freshman Class. One of her outside interests pertains to real estate. Mischler, Ann D.-hometown: Boston, Massachusetts, residence: Guilford, Connecticut, attended: Boston University, University of Bridgeport, advisor of: Senior Class. She is actually qualified to teach Spanish, as well as business. Mischler, George N.-hometown: Branford, Connecticut, residence: Guil- ford, Connecticut, attended: College of the Holy Cross, Yale University. Pertaining to the six day cycle, he believes that a student has the oppor- tunity to take his best interest in depth. Moessmang, Virginia-hometown: Newark, Ohio, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Sargent College. She enjoys basketball, hockey and tennis. Morgan, Harry-hometown: Portsmouth, New Hampshire, residence: Clinton, Connecticut, attended: Keene State College, advisor of: Freshman Class. He likes working with computers. Morton, Katharine D.-hometown: Hatboro, Pennsylvania, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: Dickinson College, University of Wis- consin, advisor of: Senior Class. She loves French cooking. Moss, Carol-hometown: Jamaica, New York, residence Branford, Con- necticut, attended: Duke University. She enjoys helping students find books that interest them. Mullen, Mary P.-hometown: Hamden, Connecticut, residence: Madison, Connecticut, attended: Central Connecticut State College, advisor of: Freshman Class. She went into business because she was required to take German with a science maior-terrible in language. Nothing else interested me. Murphy, Shirley H.-hometown: North Haven, Connecticut, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College, ad- visor of: Library Aides. She would like to have a more accessible library. Murray, James-hometown: Brockton, Massachusetts, residence: North Branford, Connecticut, attended: State College at Bridgewater, Massachu- setts, New Hampshire, advisor of: Freshman Class. Teaching history gives him a sense of accomplishment. Murray, Thomas-hometown: Branford, Connecticut, residence: Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College, Univer- sity of Bridgeport, advisor of: Senior Class, assistant football coach, head basketball coach. He likes teaching history, in general. Patch, Lucila G.-hometown: San Antonio, Texas, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Our Lady of the Lake College, University of Texas, Southern Connecticut State College, advisor of MILESTONE, Chemistry Club, Senior Class. My goggle-eyed students are really great-black precipitates instead of blue ones, no reasons for error, fires, and broken glassware. Perkins, Jann-hometown: Foxboro, Massachusetts, residence: Clinton, Connecticut, attended: University of Massachusetts, advisor of: Freshman Class. She enioys teaching the Food Service class because it is organized chaos. g Petela, Stanley-hometown: Branford, Connecticut, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Michigan State, Arizona University, Fairfield Uni- versity, advisor of: Junior Class. He enioys golf, fishing and camping. Pettinato, Salvatore-hometown: Altoona, Pennsylvania, residence: Guil- ford, Connecticut, attended: University of California, New York University, advisor of: Junior Class, Reverberations. A non-book course is something he would be interested in teaching. Rinaldi, Nicholas J.-hometown: East Haven, Connecticut, residence: East Haven, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College, advisor of: Sophomore Class, Student Council. He loves to solve puzzles and brain teasers. Rowan, Paul R.-hometown: Pomfret, Connecticut, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Central Connecticut State College, Indiana Univer- sity, advisor of: Students for Better Environment, Soccer Coach. The con- temporary period of history interests him. Ruggiero, Palma-hometown: New Haven, Connecticut, residence: East Haven, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College. Her favorite author is Shakespeare. Schulze, Kay G.-hometown: South Charleston, West Virginia, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: Morris Harvey College, West Virginia University, advisor of: Junior Class. In her spare time, she sews. Schwartz, Kenneth-hometown: Alliance, Ohio, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Indiana University, advisor of: Senior Class. He likes Italian food. Schwartz, Suellen-hometown: East Haven, Connecticut, residence: Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: Albertus Magnus College, Trinity College, advisor of: Junior Class. If given the opportunity, she would teach Amer- ican modern poetry. Seavey, Barbara E.-hometown: Bangor, Maine, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: University of Maine, Wesleyan, advisor of: Junior Class, Student Council, Foreign Exchange Commission. She is concerned with the problems of contemporary history. Sheridan, Stephen S.-hometown: New York, New York, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Fordham University, advisor of: Fresh- man Class. The diplomacy of early twentieth century America is his favor- ite period in history. Sperry, Robert J.-hometown: New Haven, Connecticut, residence: Guil- ford, Connecticut, attended: Bowdoin College, Boston University. He gets the most pleasure in guidance by working with students who want and ask for help. Staub, Rita-hometown: Washington, Connecticut, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: College of New Rochelle, Columbia University, advisor of: Future Nurses of America. She finds physiology dissections interesting. Stolzman, Peter D.-hometown: New Haven, Connecticut, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: University of Connecticut, advisor of: Sophomore Class. His mind is filled with thoughts of tomorrow. Tamulevich, Barbara M.-hometown: Branford, Connecticut, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College, advisor of: National Honor Society, Freshman Class. Mathematical puz- zles intrigue her. Thorndike, Leona-hometown: Marblehead, Massachusetts, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Nasson, advisor of: Junior Class. Home furnishings is the phase of home economics which interests her most. Trotta, Julia-hometown: New Britain, Connecticut, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: Southern Connecticut State College, University of Connecticut. She loves giving the student a feeling of status, a sense of achievement, a challenge. Trovato, Angela M.-hometown: Westerly, Rhode Island, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: University of Rhode Island, advisor of: Junior Class. She likes working with valences and symbols. Viel, Carole-hometown: Bangor, Maine, residence: Branford, Connecti- cut, attended: Husson College, Central Connecticut State College, advisor of: cheerleaders. She went into the business field because it interested her. Vishen, Chunilal-hometown: Srinagar, Kashmir, India, residence: Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: Sripartap College, Gandhi Memorial College, Delhi University. He participates in building mathematical models of learning. Walker, Richard J.-hometown: New Haven, Connecticut, residence: Branford, Connecticut, attended: New Haven College, University of Bridge- port. He likes dealing with young people. Wotterson, Charles E.-hometown: Cleveland, Ohio, residence: West- brook, Connecticut, attended: Heidelberg College, advisor of: Freshman Class. Physical Science and Chemistry fascinate him. Yarden, Lorraine C.-hometown: Branford, Connecticut, residence: Bran- ford, Connecticut, attended: Boston College, advisor of: Freshman Class, Dramatics Club. She would like to teach a course in Russian Literature. Yasler, Joan T.-hometown: Danbury, Connecticut, residence: West Haven, Connecticut, attended: University of Connecticut, Universite de Rouen in France. Her favorite foreign food is beef tata . Yule, Karen-hometown: Boonville, Missouri, residence: Branford, Con- necticut, attended: Central Methodist College, Central Missouri State College. She went into guidance because she was interested in helping people. Zimmerman, Armand L.-hometown: New Haven, Connecticut, residence: New Haven, Connecticut, attended: Yale, Southern Connecticut State Col- lege, Williams, University of Bridgeport, advisor of: Dramatic Association. Writing and reading are his favorite phases of English. Through extra-curricular octivities, we get to know ond experience other people together. .,l,, .45 gg Activities Ba ncl 8. Maiorettes 4 MAJORETTES KNEELING: Diane Griesing, Sally Tucker, Theresa Ahern, Claudia Kathleen Kootz, Dana Hill, Kathleen Lyons, Karen Mapp, Ellen Gross, Nobile, captain, Robin Taylor, Margaret True, Nancy Jacobson. Susan Vancisin, Margaret Condie, Nancy Nesta. STANDING: Justine Stopka, Ellen McMiIIen, Maureen Corcoran, 1 M N ,, ,,tf-'1' QBWWF' l Jil TEXIT 1 ,. 4 f . V Together, the band and maiorettes open the pep rally. 1 l At a concert, Paul Bernacki concentrates on playing his bass. Captain Claudia Nobile adeptly twirls her baton. hr L. A A Chorales and overtures . . . rich harmonies . . . obligatoes . . . directed by Mr. Thomas Greig . . . tonal color . . . parades . . . band offers a variety of literature and a wealthy experience performing together. Pep rallies . . , scoop kicks . . . selling Bran- ford cushions . . . football games . . . step-turns . . . parades . . . formations . . . under the direc- tion of Mr. James MacVeigh and Mrs. Carole Viel they add color and spirit to our school ac- tivities. STAGE BAND FRONT ROW: Deborah Brown. SEC- OND ROW: Richard Zyrlis, Russell Coe, George Simonson, Gregory Simonson, Kenneth Belanic. THIRD ROW: Paul Bernacki, Meredith Bouley, Richard Brown. BACK ROW: Lawrence Stoup, Robin Rossiter, Stanley Stopka. l INSIDE ROW: George Simonson, Joseph Gaudie, Caryn Thompson, linda Turner, Barbara Robinson, Lynn McGavack, Barbara McKay. SECOND ROW: Gregory Simonson, Rebecca Bormann, Sandra Turner, John Manners, Albert Guerrero, Kenneth Belanic, Russel Coe, Susan Gage, Daniel Hickey, Sandra Gustin. THIRD ROW: Grace Simonson, Cheryl Johnson, Michael Hager, George Costello, Alan Walton, David Powelson, Roger Manners, BAND Louis Palumbo, Devin Mooney, Steven Divoll, Robin Rossiter, Stoup, Stanley Stopka, Brian Fenwick, Jeffrey Jacobs, Ralph David Merrill, James Ricker, Meredith Bouley, William Brown. ROW: James MacBride, Lois Vitelli, David Peterson, Patrick Richard Zyrlis, Donald Leona, Wendy Osborn, Paul Hale, Paul James Hanna, Mr. Thomas Greig. lawrence DiCapua, OUTSIDE Goeters, Bernacki, Maureen Ursene Cheerleaders , Catherine Bichun Captain Xrw N N Donna Erickson 1' 'A i , ,,,, Q ,,.-ov I -YI f 1' Laurie Gillin Karen Engstrom Fr In ,S A Q V ,, 'af ee ia Sarah Nordlander N' T ?? figW ' W ' fait Ataris--E ' I' iq i' v ima t 12 ns I 4, IE , t QW? any Wi ., ,i,.W g,mA' W Lauren Santello .fgr- Pep rallies . . . selling Branford cushions . . . We want a victory! . . . jump splits . , . advised by Mrs. Carole Viel and Mr. James MacVeigh . . . spirited . . . backed by the Pep Club, the cheerleaders are vital to school spirit and athletic success. Kathleen Edwards ll' it Y Uh fmi Laura Birbarie Phyllis Shaw Cosmopolitan Club COSMOPOLITAN CLUB FRONT ROW: Thomas Kelly, Holly Conant, Veronica Makowsky, Roberta Bescher, Elizabeth Rudden, Louise Dooley. SECOND ROW: Russell Payne, George Barron, Debra Glabau, Susan Tamulevich, Pamela Lawton, President: Cheryl Kling, Frenia Ball. BACK ROW: Mary Lee, Nancy Hershatter. The intensity of the music provided at the Cosmopolitan Club dance captures the audience. Enthusiastic members . . . bake sales . . . bazaars . . . car washes . , . hard workers . . . class of 1972 . . . advised by Mr. Warren Adams . . . All these things go toward this year's trip to Europe during the summer. wif gil , llgegq looking over the profits with advisor Mr. Adams, is Pamela Lawton. Chemistry Club Working on individual proiects, Thomas Angelott and Michael Siena use the siphonning effect to transfer biprocluct. li l Scintillating experiments . . . colorful explo- sions . . . demonstrations at the club's meetings . . . individual proiects . . . future chemists . . . field trips to chemical plants . . . with the help of Mrs. Lucila Patch, the Chemistry Club is able to produce exciting experiments. CHEMISTRY CLUB FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lucila Patch, advisor. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Carloni, Charles Nickou, James Miller, Peter Collins. BACK ROW: Thomas Angeloff, Russell Coe, James Casanova, Michael Siena. ill! f g 1 l X., rf' v vnu' 44 Choir COMBINED CHOIR FRONT ROW: Deborah Smith, Jane Annunziata, Cheryl Doebrick, Marisa Blood, Marlene Gentile, Terri Ama- trudo, Rosemary Orff, Cheryl Hyder, Donna Wheeler, Shelley Fenn, Kathleen Kennedy, Christine Roth, Susan Tobin, Meloney Proto, Susan Carloni, Constance Russell, Eileen Ahern, Dawn Jackson, Deborah Jones, Deborah Brown, Suzan Packer, Deborah Corcoran, Lisa Divoll, Joanne Avitable, Cynthia Cognato, Ida Olrogg, Robyn Laird, Carol Shepard, Lorraine Bates, Janis Delucia, Lynn Sackett, Miss Ruth Frischkorn, director SECOND LEVEL: Vickie Sulter, Diane Hershatter, Patricia Charlotte, Ellen McMilIen, Sandra Sattelberger, Barbara Bescher, Leslie Cappezone, Melanie Leonard, Mary Morgan, Lawrence Stoup, Donna Donofrio, Michael Rath, Thomas Corcoran, David Goclowski, Keith Johnson, Michael Ricker, John Davis, Mark Eschrich, Rodney Oppel, Thomas Tupper, Timothy Eschrich, Cathy Donadio, Gregory Simonson, Margo Festa, Dorothy Packer, Gail Chaplcovich, Leslie McKusick, Justine Pieper, Andrea Church, Susan Spring, Denise Wood. BACK ROW: Susan Valley, Paula Fuller, Sarah Nordlander, Lynn McGavaclc, Susan Kowal- czyk, PattiAnn Sullivan, Richard Zyrlis, Jon Boswell, Paul Bernacki, David Colter, Russell Coe, Carl Dawson, Cynthia Reynolds, Jean Faclel, Diana Adkins, Susan Gage. 5, Silence over audience before program begins . . . stage fright of soloist . . . Miss Ruth Frisch- korn, choir conductor . . . trying to blend so- prano, alto, tenor, and bass . . . Southwest Music Festival . . . searching for parents' and friends' approval . . . successful performance given at the spring and winter concerts make the long hours of practice worth it. Donald Leona performs a solo as part of the Barber Shop Quartet. All eyes are on Miss Frischkorn as she clireds lhe Mixed Chorus. ' A 1 I 'U If 5 il ' ' ' .., Ji S1 1 ' ' ' The Girls' Chorus arouses enthusiastic applause at ihe conclusion of Down Town Confidently, Susan VanCo1t expresses the Chrislmas spirit 45 DECA By the DECA display case, Deborah Lane shows the Branford iackets, one item which the club sells. I DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Earl Shorey, Raymond Mazzarella, Presidentp Joseph Riolino, Deborah Lane. SECOND ROW: Rosemarie Ferraro, Treasurer: Debra Monaco, Secretaryp Sandra Hevrin, Joanne Weted, Historian. BACK ROW: Mr. Joseph Martin, advisory Gregg McDermott, Patricia Marrone, Vice-president: Doreen Holmes, Joseph Yasevac. , l . I g 5 Hornet's Nest . . . founded in 1966 . . . Branford iackets . . . display case . . . blue and gold banner . . . book covers and folders . . . red and white tee shirts . . . with the advice of Mr. Joseph Martin, the club members learn the tactics of salesmanship. Another sale brings a smile to cashier Gerard Monash 6 Two weeks iob training . . . school in the morning, iobs in the afternoon . . . work ex- perience . . . apprenticeship . . . directed by Mr. Philip DeLise, this valuable experience will be used toward future permanent employment. V55 he l ni fa- Tapes decks are one of the many things Gena Polverari sells , in the work experience program. .DWE fag? elite' CoEee in the morning is very refreshing, as DWE salemen Alan Schultz and Robert Longo know. DIVERSIFIED FRONT ROW: Dwight Jerolmon, Edward Dore, Laurie Holabird, Deborah Cimino, Judith Rourke, Betsy Vogt, Katherine Valentino, Carla Martone, Bruce Santoro. SECOND ROW: Charles Miller, Arnona Calvert, Nancy Altmannsberger, Kurt Doolittle, Edmund Crescenti, David Shebell, Robert WORK EXPERIENCE Powers, George Libby, Dana Johnson. THIRD ROW: Jerry Santagata, Patricia Marrone, Jeffrey Bartholomew, Gary McCarthy, David Stonick, Kenneth Wirtz. BACK ROW: Peter Anderson, Craig Schultz, Dana Brainard, Peter Balestracci, Dennis Corbett, Joel Hoffman, David Walton. New Interests SWIM TEAM FRONT ROW: Robert Wescott, Kurt Doolittle, David Griesing, Deirdre Redden Denison 'Smith, Catherine Bichun, Laurie Gillin. SECOND ROW: James MacBride Elizabeth Rowe, Cathleen Redden, Diane Brancato, Dana Bartholomew, Linda Schmitt Lynn McGavack, Marshall Bauer, Robert Brown, Brian Flanagan. THIRD ROW K'-'fi HU Cl5ChUm0ChEl', Patricia King, Carol Brancato, Gayle Spear, Janet Maurer, Thomas Backes, Gregory Wolfer, Mark Steenburn, Charles Elrich, CliHord Seipold BACK ROW: Barbara Cummings, Susan Packer, Karen Kessler, Mark Handschumacher, Laurie Johnson, Deborah Hagstrom, Michael Miller, Mary Ann Castellon, Kevin Kennedy, William Whelan. -3 STUDENTS FOR A BETTER ENVIRONMENT FRONT ROW: Keven Mooney, Joyce Reinwald, Joanne Avitable, Mary Gambardella, Gennette Grinnell. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Yanlcura, Dana Cramer, Shelly Rose, James Miller, Richard Bourne. THIRD ROW: Richard Miller, Janelle,Quail, Richard Bauerfeld, Andrea Valente. BACK ROW: Paul Mooney, William Ritt, Bernard Bormann, Stephen St. Laurent. 48 Cleaner air and water . . . Zero Population Growth . . . campaigns against the exploitations of our natural resources . . . life in a salt marsh . . . KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL . . . with the ad- vice ot Mr. David Johnson, their maior proiect is collecting old newspapers to be turned back into pulp and then paper. Freestyle, butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke . . . tag day . . . medley relays , . . practice at the Hamden Y . . . diving . . . only two more laps . . . flip turn . . . with the advice of Mr. Warren Adams and the coaching of Mr. Eugene Sikes, club members worked tirelessly raising money for rental of a pool and bus transporta- tion to practice and meets. Dana Johnson maintains his form during a swim meet. Treasurer: Julie Twyforcl, Secretary, Joseph Meyer, Captain, Thomas Stober, President, Dramatics Club :V'c2gii'3'5 ' DRAMATICS CLUB FRONT ROW: Robert Valley, Edward Amatrudo, Jacqueline Herron, Karen Roberts, Mary lwanczuk, Louise Dooley, Michelle Proto, Elizabeth Thompson. SECOND ROW: Susan Valley, Diane Sobolewslci, Deborah Brown, Frenia Ball, Ed- mund Crelin, Jane Fortune, Joanne Kramer, Kathleen Wall, Sandra Turner, Mary Morgan. THIRD ROW: Dawn Jackson, Donna Wheeler, Constance Russell, Susan Didow, Susan Spring, MaryBeth Delise, Cheryl Doebrick, Janice Lubeski, Sharon Kyder, lisa Divoll. FOURTH ROW: Gary Mellilo, Lawrence Davis. Stage crews . . . finishing touch on makeup . . . My Fair Lady . . . lighting . , . curtain time . . . skits . . . scenery . . . under the direction of Susan Buchanan, long hours of preparation go into the two annual productions. Mark Eschrich protects Eileen Ahern and Susan Tamulevich from the effects of a cold wintry day. My Fair Lady Directed by ARMAND ZIMMERMANN December 1970 Choreography ................ Miss Sally Agan Scenery ........... .........,........ S ally Barnes Stagecraft ....,.,....... Mrs. Susan Buichanan Main Characters Alfred Doolittle ................., Paul Bernacki Eliza Doolittle ....... ..... S usan Van Cott Henry Higgins ,.....,....... George Simonson Freddy Eynstord Hill r......,.. Donald Leona Mrs. Pearce .................... Melanie Leonard Colonel Pickering ......,..... Thomas Thomas Poor Professor Higgins l could 1 The Lord above . . . with a lttl bt f bl I ki Eliza reacfs fo her fqfhe,-'S cgmplimenf, Makeup and Donna Wheeler transform Barbara Booth into Freddy's mother. r - rr N .v w UW' xxx w ,,iM x-1 yu irlmmggfr M55 N W W w, if W Wm.. W ' h-E . . who fakes good care of me . . , French and Spanish conversation tapes add to the reference I n G O n G I 1 U b sources used by ofiicers Kathy Enlund and Melinda Stanton. - Money raising . , . hours of work and prep- aration . . . field trips and programs . . . a desire to find out how others live . . . combined cultures and many languages . . . a world of foods, clothes, and life-styles . . . in studying other cultures, we come to enioy, understand, and appreciate diFferent ways of life. 'br' J' n. E. M O -. ,593 'A 3 Q . I1 2. 6' ig Z5 'E' o -. :. 0 ar in 1 if TEN -2' 'ffl INTERNATIONAL CLUB FRONT ROW: Virginia Savastano, Joanne Avitable, Jeanne Tramontano, Roberts, Lauren Santello, Sarah Nordlander. BACK ROWE 'Fury :eth Robyn Laird, Jane Annunziata, Catherine Lillquist. SECOND ROW: Dellse, NUHCY K 0l'fl, Anne LYOVISI' EN'-70 Serre. -,Une 0 'UQ' 'me Katherine Comstock, Karen Kessler, Mindy Stanton, Lawrence Davis. Sodowskl, 5u5Cln Spring. THIRD ROW: Susan Tamulevich, Carol Porto, Janis DeLucia, Karen National Honor Society TT NATIONAL HoNoR soclerv FRONT ROW: Lois Crisci, James Miller, Valynda Brainard, Rebecca ROW: Stephen Markesich, Diane Griesing, Russell Keenan, Raymond Bormann. SECOND ROW: Margaret True, Russell Coe, Debra Cronin, Mozzarella, Jacqueline Buza, Karen Rutlcowski, Claudia Nobile, George Clifford Hanson, Carol Fresco. THIRD ROW: Donna Lembo, Laurie Gillin, Simonson, chairman, Karen Engstrom, Robin Taylor, Laurie Holabird David Griesing, Patricia Moffatt, Arthur Reed, Gennett Grinnell. FOURTH Katharine Comstock, Jane Ash, Ellen Ahern. yr- , blems . . . speech by Dr. Reuben Jeschke . . . members chosen as iuniors and seniors , . . parents invited to an informal tea in the library . . . students formally inducted by Mrs. Barbara Tamulevich on the basis of character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. Ellen Ahern lights the central candle. Congratulatory letters , . . yellow and blue em- Robin Taylor places ribbon and emblem on Valynda Brainard as Patricia Moffatt looks on. FBLA FNA FTA Taking a break from an FBLA officers meeting are Raphaela Vostola, Joan Savage, and Katherine Valentino. I ff' if ' ' wfwf I Y FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA i tg it ji nt. FRONT ROW: Gail Chopkovich, Sharon Fusco, President, Mary lwanczuk, Marie Gargomelli, Alto Berry, Cheryl Johnson, Judy Hagan. SECOND ROW: Miss Ruth Frischkorn, advisor, Luann Galdenzi, Christine Wood, Nancy Moculaitis, Deborah Corcoran, Karen Roberts, Sally Tobin, Barbara Blowers. BACK ROW: Jill Finkel, Linda Peterson, Aletto Frink, Theodore Eastwood, Cynthia Reynolds, Claudia Medinger, Patricia Charlotte, Sondra Saftelberger, Carol Fresco. ,Q it ss W 2353 , ME ,V ,E T N -ef U .gn - . - Learning business routines . . . guest speak- ers from local employment agencies . . . Miss Marie Linskey, FBLA advisor . . . club members become aware of the importance of such office skills as shorthand, bookkeeping, and typing in the business world. Visiting 'local hospitals . . . working as volun- teers during bloodmobile visits . . . movies and speakers on the profession . . . Mrs. Elaine Brainerd, FNA advisor, helps plan agenda stress- ing the need for dedicated nurses. Styles of curriculum . . . teacher aides in ele- mentary schools . . . projects to raise money 'For scholarships . . . programs to encourage mem- bers toward a teaching career . . . with Miss Ruth Frischkorn as FTA advisor, the members are concerned with the need for qualified teach- ers to carry out our educational programs. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Sandra Turner, Karen Maloney, Vice-President, Carol Porto, Ellen Tolokan. SECOND ROW: Louise Dooley, Marlene Gentile, Phyllis Shaw, Kathleen Bloomquist. BACK ROW: Elaine Brainerd, advisor, Celeste Poudrier, Secretary, Regina Doody, Kathryn Goff, Nancy Altmannsberger, President. A YS' ,T Q! 117 advisor. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA FRONT ROW: Doris DeGray Joanne Zuraski, Joan Savage, Secretary Raphaela Vastola, Treasurer, Katherine Valentino Vice-president, Maureen Callahan Presl dent: Lois Crisci, Diane Candle Joan Birbarie, Martine Raes SECOND ROW Deborah Riccio, Roseann Altlerl Carolann Civitelli, Laurel Kennedy Laura Flagge Lynn Aceto, Gail Sullivan Marilyn Saczyn ski. BACK ROW: Nancy Gillette Claire Sanieski, Gary Pieper, Regina Daody Susan Pond, Joanne Savage Lorraine Sparr, Carla Martone, Miss Marie Lmskey Student Council FRONT ROW: Cheryl Hyder, Deborah Geier, Mary Lindert, Deborah Evelyn Donadio, Arthur Knapp, Ralph DiCapua, Kevin Cassell, Frank Glabau, Lawrence Dooley, Kathleen Rath, Deborah Ghadonius, Kathleen Twohill. BACK ROW: Terri Amatrudo, Marian Welch, Suzanne Yankura, Sullivan, James Howard, David Griesing. SECOND ROW: Mark Schmitz, Edward Amatrudo, Paul Killion, Michael Miller, Jane Annunziata, Frenia Sandra Piasecki, Melinda 'Stanton, Paul Bernacki, Thomas Angeloff, Ball, Catherine Laich, laura Welch. H-we Through the Christian Children's Fund Yao Chen-Kong of Changhua, Taiwan, is Branford High's adopted chilcl. H t,kt.,,'L ' P At the leadership Training Workshop, Susan Van Cott and Stephen 56 Markesich patiently wait For their name tags. Qi STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Constance O'Connell, Secretary. SECOND ROW: James Hanna, Vice-presidentp Joseph Hawtin, Treasurer. BACK ROW: George Simonson, President. Ed Ferrie teaches Ruth Snell a new step at the Varsity Drag Service and cooperation . . . public forum . . . letters from an adopted child . . . sponsor- ing th'e refreshment stand at football games . . . constitution revision committee . . . by de- bate and discussion, the Student Council facili- tates the needs and desires of the entire student body. Audio-Visual 81 Library Aides V 11 Wyffiiith wr 7 use . mil? fri .azz 1 XA' Filing . . . stamping . . . shelving books . . . pasting cards in books . . cataloging . . . charge for overdue books . . . under supervision of Mrs. Shirley Murphy and Mrs. Carol Moss, the aides keep the library in running order. Splicing film . . . projectors . . . screens . . . video taping . . . microphones . . . under the guidance of Mr. Edward Hippolitus . . . operat- ing machines . . . always ready with a helping hand, the audio-visual aides are vitally im- portant to our school. 58 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES FRONT ROW: Brady Brown, Timothy Ward. BACK ROW: Alan Schultz, Robert Longo, Erik Piero. YQ' f r ff it is L fs - l A LIBRARY AIDES William Carman, James Dempsey, Louis Pacelli, Guy Martin, Rebecca Bormunn. Lynn Heffernan, Andrea Church, and Karen Rutkowski prepare to return to the slopes. Ski Club 'NH' Q5 e -' .01 Wind-burned faces . . . aching muscles . . . raising money through bake sales and potato chip sales . . . ski trip to Pico Peak . . . avid skiers . . . films on skiing techniques . . . long hours of skiing , . . agility . . . cold, crisp air . . . sparkling white snow . . . under the direc- tion of Miss Jann Perkins, the Ski Club plans its exciting ski trips. E fwezmef T, , M -swiisef . 1: ull' iv'-1 ,im ,X wi iilzglwte i 7f,.Jiggw .ui ,rw 512,535 M H, ifil' i will 'is 'ltr i 34 A. lv. SKI CLUB FRONT ROW: Gena Polverari, Peter Husak, Lisa Pepe, Secretary-treasurer, Randy O'Neill, President, Rodney Swift, Trip Chairman, Constance O'Con- nell, Ways and Means Chairmanp Thomas Bailey, Publicityp Robin Laird, Laurie Gillin, Deborah Johnson. SECOND ROW: Wendy Wheeler, Patricia King, Maria Gargamelli, Stephanie Fitzgerald, Vanessa Verni, Caryn Thompson, Patricia Elrick, Nancy Holihan, Anne Ford, Leslie Dolan. THIRD ROW: Patricia Gillin, Catherine Laich, Deborah Geier, Diane Walsh, Debo- rah Dwyer, Eileen Glynn, Nancy Maculaitis, Andrea Church, Dana Barthol- omew, Linda Schmitt, Mary Alice Howard. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Burban, Stephen Howe, Steven Golkowski, Susan Carloni, Alexis Torelli, Donna Gallagher, Sandra Sattelberger, Nancy Erickson, Kimberly Hugret, Scott Doolittle, Susan Barkan. FIFTH ROW: Theodore Eastwood, James Glynn, Charles Elrick, Joseph Gargano, David Griesing, Lynn Heffernan, Andrea Hugret, Gregory Wolfer, Robert Hawtin, Robert Geier. BACK ROW: Glenn Murdock, John Prusski, David Rutkowski, Marshall Bauer. MILESTONE Meeting deadlines . . . creating a cover design . . . writing copy . . . cropping pictures . . . can- dids . . . endless typing . . . making layouts . . . writing captions . . . long hours of work . . . indexing . . . advisor Mrs. Lucila Patch scans the material and adds suggestions . . . the 'I971 MILESTONE provides the graduating class with a permanent record of their Senior year. vi i Barbara McKay it li .VJ f Adele Acunzo i Russell Coe Karen Rutkowski Editor Jdyce Onnen MI LESTONE HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES FRONT ROW: Robin Taylor, Karen Engstrom, Arihur Reed, Karen Rutkow- ski, Editor: Mrs. Lucila Patch, Advisor, Carol Fresco, Business Manager, Karen Ezold, Adrienne Firth, Laurie Holabird. SECOND ROW: Gena Pol- verari, Deborah Tuscano, Karen Johnson, Priscilla Lane, Leslie Pacelli, Linda Peterson, Karen Maloney, Marlene Gentile. THIRD ROW: Adele Acunzo, Russell Keenan, Ellen Ahern, Kathleen Sullivan, David Griesing, Debra Kling, William Thompson, Beverly MacBride. FOURTH ROW: Laurie Gillin, Margaret True, Deborah Ghodonius, Donna Lembo, Linda Celantano, Sandra Piasecki, Donna Harvey, Steven Markesich. BACK ROW: Katharine Comstock, Sandra Laich, Gail Reinwalcl, Claudia Nobile, Diane Griesing, Susan Didow, Cynthia Drury, Marsha Cornachini, Barbara Blowers. . 1 if , K. i ff... : ,1GQs::'.s'1S P '. VL ii I 'HN . ,. 553, Qeldre Redden Editorial Assistant Rebecca Bormann Qarol Fresco Business Manager Modern Dance Catherine Bichun. Q, , ., if-, I I . ::fxgs'seJ:e-f ' l M I -4- -M - ' t . 1 J 'I l' 1' Q i, ' ' 1 ' 5 ' ' Ip . - 4 I' . 1: X' ' , lm 4 . if , 'UI VL L Y , if jf ix - ' . H. A . ' V I - r '-' f 'R ' , ,xr . .2 . ,. ,s - ., A 'Q ls N 1 , -. ' ,,l M, ,, ,Z , .0 M g 1 ,. . M, 'li ' asf? ' ' X 3 '-I WE- 5 .435-fig: F .11 1, . Hal ,cnt . K-' . , 3- w' , :Q - V- W.. ft ' I lv if -P--'I-FLC' f, 'fT - -, --g.'-LQ-'., ,,.'-.-.wif-'v.--155. A ?g.7i:k4..'-:gf .m',.,?i.,, : 'L--figgq' - :ge .-,V A ,,, Qi 45- , . . Inv- .I 1 f f, 1 ',-if-ew w, ,Jr -vs-gf brsyffiff?-.iisiff 1 fm WAP L - QL, X Q-'51 1235 ' - ggi-jg :fx,N. 1'.'.g:.: A 53' v' ' - ' f- -.:-- f. - . - 4..- .. ' --Ast' , . ,, gn, , A--,, ' , ' - ,hes-..Q4. ': -v,.-4.. f COMBINED SENIOR GROUPS Marsha Cornachini, Claudia Nobile, Sally Tucker, Karen Lange, Catherine Bichun, Karen Rutkowski, Donna Erick- son, Karen Engstrom. 62 ,- -. -4 ----A - .v . 1 -5,9 ,. -1 -fs 1 rw. v l' - lltzxL'?,3,'E'- s-'?'i?i 5 1935, ,gc me . vm., gr, V .1-.3 Q- 4 : . ,1.,,1....'1a, Ag, . -4, -.Av ,Q C3 Colorful costumes . . , long flowing skirts . . graceful movements . . . patterns . . . rhythm . under the helpful guidance of Miss Virginia Moessmang, the Modern Dance was held on SENIOR GROUP I April SEATED: Karen Lange, Sally Tucker. STANDING: Claudia Nobile, SENIOR GROUP II KNEELING: Donna Erickson, Marsha Cornachini. STANDING Karen Engstrom, Karen Rutkowski. 1 l 0,3 m 0 E V ai E-E W- --. Q-is : Qu uw W J lx il ll 4 A ,ww .A A i i 'L we W V . no 1 ,R H B: ww E ag 7, T ix -H+ Fat ll' '. ll fm SOPHOMORE GROUP LEFT TO RIGHT: Susan Lepre Susan Vancisin, Beth Kohler, Christine Erickson, Lauren San- fella. JUNIOR GROUP LEFT TO RIGHT: Phyllis Shaw I Dena Berclick, Maureen Orsene, Helene Mefferf, Deborah Johnson 64 Publications BAROMETER STAFF FRONT ROW Suzanne Yankura Roving Editor SECOND ROW Lynn Heffernan Features Editor Veronica Makowsky Ed ltorln Chief Patrlcla Levesh Business Manager BACK ROW Melinda Stanton News Editor Theodore Eastwood Pho tography Editor Arthur Knapp Assistant Editor Scott Nattlnger Sports Editor HREVERBERATIONS: submit . . creative covers poetry . . . prizes . . . stories . . . endless typing . . . a collection of student literature under the direction ot Mr. Salvatore Pettinato News . . . features . . . senior news . . . Le ters to the Editor . . . Here and There . . . sports . . . the BAROMETER, under the direction of Miss Susan Friedman, is the monthly news educator if REVERBERATIONS FRONT ROW Suzanne Yankura Melinda Stanton SECOND ROW Robert Ravens John Callachan Mary Llndert Caroline Nardella Theresa Twlgg BACK ROW Steven Gyuernla Virginia Sampson Nancy Hershatter Joan Squen Together, the undergraduates learn more about each other and themselves. 9. 1? tt ,M Q yy 'H M M W, trials-fvw.. ' M tt MMU' Mehw ,rw Undergraduates 5 C N 0 .I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Susan Sarles, Treasurer, Elise Cornachini, Girls' Social Chairman BACK ROW: Raymond Moore, Vice-President, Frank Biondello, President Jeffrey Kahl, Boys' Social Chairman, Gayle Spear, Secretory. Af ihe East Haven pep rally, Freshmen are engrossed with skits. ,JE gh 'YY HOMEROOM 107 y FRONT ROW: Linda Anderson, Eileen Bichun, Joanne Avifable. SECOND ROW: Nor l V rd Bauerfeld. BACK ROW: Phillip Atkinson, Edward Amatrudo, Frank Bnondello, LU'-'fella man Ammerer, Hal Beckley, Richa Afiinito. .66 A Freshman girls hike to lheir next class HOMEROOM 108 FRONT ROW: Deborah Bradeen, Julie Burhans, Ann Biorkland, Booth, Jane Bolling, Mary Rose Bratten, Carol Brancato, Leslie lisa Breed, Lorelei Burban. SECOND ROW: Walter Burrier, Gene Cappezzone, Carol Bonci. BACK ROW: John Callachan, Stephen Burban, Kenneth Cappetta, Edward Bowen. THIRD ROW: Patricia Bishop, Harris Bonfiglio, William Callahan, George Birbarie. Waiting for the bus, Raymond Moore anxiously checks his watch. HOMEROOM 109 FRONT ROW: Michael Clancy, Cynthia Cognato. SECOND ROW: Anita Colavolpe, Linda Carpentieri, Mary Cipriani, Susan Carloni. BACK ROW: James Celentano, Norman Col- burn, Gerald Casanova, Gregory Cioffi, Gregory Carpenter. ON! QJAUV3 QQ .5 7 ,,,e,X vx HOMEROOM 125 FRONT ROW: Kathleen Connell, .Marybeth Delise, Janis Ann Delucia, DeMarseilles, Wendy Cretella, Wendy Cramer, Coleen Connor. BACK lfaren Corcoran, Elise Cornachlni, Susan Coutts. SECOND ROW: Wil- ROW: Carl Dawson, James Dempsey, Scott D'Amico, George Costello, ham Corbett, Wendy Cooke, Barbara Cummings, Edmund Crelin, Mark Frank D'Amico, John Davis, Joel Desenberg, Stephen Cote. HOMEROOM 136 FRONT ROW: Donna Ferrara, Lori DiRienzo, Stephanie Fitzgerald, Fadel, Tina Dykun, Kathleen Finn, Peter Ezold, Roseann Ferrara, Jill Timothy Dolomont, Debra Duiack, Niki Eppes, Jane Fortune. SECOND Finkel, Donna Donofrio. BACK ROW: Timothy Eschrich, Paul Dufour, ROW: Catherine Fox, Grace Fortune, Cheryl Doebrick, Nancy Erickson, Robert Fortune, Peter Dougherty, Lawrence Donaldson. Elizabeth Ford, Ellen Everett, Debra Duell, Michael Freeman, Jean J Eyes on his copy, Craig Markleslci takes a timing. Finally solving her maih problem, Befsy Sharron smiles with pride CL' 1919 -,,. H HOMEROOM 138 FRONT ROW: Donna Gallagher, Thomas Gargano, Donald Gar- Deborah Geier. BACK ROW: Maria Gargamelli, Pafricia Gi o gano, Michael J, Giordano, Michael D. Giorclan ROW: Debra Giramonfi, Paula Gillen, Glenda Gage, E . SECOND Robert Gladys, Michele Gilmore, Pamela Gallagher. ve Gelman, llin, HOMEROOM 161 ZROEHQ R?W: Douglas Hfliif JEGHHG Gullans, Kimberly Vey, Janet Graves, Keith Hansen, Kristin Hanson oe e, isa Guerrera, Mary Gourd, Carol Heard. Al's n H dl . BACK ROW: W'll' H K I1 I SECOND ROW: Mark Handschumacher, Jonathan Har- GLF? G ey I mm agen' at ryn Jody Pavrglionite engoys his delicious bologna and cheese grinder. ,v HOMEROOM 167 FRONT ROW: Cynthia Johnson, Janet Hill, Patricia King, Robin Knapp,' ROW: Diane Ivins, James Hill, Bruce Hershatter, John Kikosicki, Edward Candy Hill, Marie Jordan. SECOND ROW: Richard Hyder, Peter Kelley, Kiczyinski, Edward Hurlburt. Robert lnfantino, Jeffrey Kohl, Andrea Hugret, Patricia Klemenz. BACK 70 .J HOMEROOM 170 FRONT ROW: Catherine Laich, Janice Lubeski, Catherine lillquist, Lucinda Bryan Kuropat, Claire Lernbo. BACK ROW: Lori Lange, Mari Anne lynch, Krause, Richard Kocher, Rebecca Leto, Amy LaMoti'e. SECOND ROW: Melanie Loos, Georgia Libby, Albert LaRonde, Eric Leshine, Craig levish, Susan Love, Wendy Lawton, Joanne Kramer, Mary linderf, Nancy Krahl, Gary Komoroski. Brian Burke waits patiently in the lunch line. HoMERooM zoos FRONT ROW: Craig Markleski, James Maher, Marc Mautte, lisa Mayo. SECOND ROW: Susan Martin, Emily Mailhouse, Janet Maurer, Anne Lyons. BACK ROW: Teresa Mazzarella, Gail Marino, Wayne Maculaitus, Dennis Malavasi. HOMEROOM 204 FRONT ROW: Robert Mol- ta, Robert Merola, David Merrill. SECOND ROW: Lori Monaco, Kimberly Mc- Kitus, Eileen McSherry, Deborah Mclver, BACK ROW: Stephen Melcher, I Karen Monaghan, Fred- W erick Miller, Marianne Mork, Jeffrey Monack. A is Mark Robertson gathers his thoughts for a Spanish translation. 5... Walter Burrier is th tryman. fag, ,., .NW-Q as rp 4 ,Q ,. Lk If ..-n.,.4..., . 11 ,. . 4- If 'K iii ' Ht 15 H e only varsity f -. Y 4- reshman cross coun HOMEROOM 206 FRONT ROW: Raymond Pagliaro, Deborah Nardella, terosso. BACK ROW: Edward Murphy, Brian Nobile, Sarah Sharon Mullen, Ernest Orlando. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Nordlander, Richard Monferosso. Packer, Elizabeth Olson, John Naftinger, Ronald Mon- fiI3 - - r -i 1 .V - ii .i bl- ff rrr 5155 291 +P YT' E f ' NX , 'f-L? Eileen Bichun dances at the Varsity Drag. HOMEROOM 211 FRONT ROW: Susan Parker, Cynthia Panico, David Peterson, Jusfine Pieper, Susan Paruch. BACK ROW: Jody Paviglionife, Joseph Papacoda, Stephen Peroiti, Raymond Pantalena, Richard Pfeiffer. 73 HOMEROOM 228 FRONT ROW: Carol Porto, Cathleen Redclen, Michelle Proto, Anita John Poulton. THIRD ROW: Daviol Powelson, David Porrello, Kevin Purcell. SECOND ROW: Joseph Raiola, James Reinwald, John Powers, Pozzi, Lynn Porter. BACK ROW: Todd Quail. --Q . , 'L' g5?Tilg'5lv,F55' . it . -T, ,-A 1 -,,- HOMEROOM 233 - FRONT ROW: Mark Sachs, Brian Riccio, Sharon Rudclen, Robbins, Michael Richitelli, Dennis Ryan. BACK ROW Jean Fadel dials the right Com- Sara Russell. SECOND ROW: Mark Robertson, Elizabeth Richard Wrabel, Robert Rivers. bination. Rowe, Kathleen Roth, Cynthia Reynolds. THIRD ROW: Alan V i 1 1 I l HOMEROOM 301 FRONT ROW: Steven Seeley, Willain Sacly, Janet Shaw, Serra, Kenneth Sanfone, Sondra Sattleberger, Dawn San- Daniel Suntagata. SECOND ROW: Susan Sarles, Cora tacqua. Scharf, Betsy Sharron, Grace Simonson. BACK ROW: Erica Our Norway exchange student, Marianne Mork, glances at her history notes. Coryn Thompson, for left, as- sists team mates with hockey net. ix r.-fx Freshmen support their team. -----a.Egg.+: ff --- - ' . H ii- ,Q ,ure ff ff-f - - , ,...-.- 2:1 ,:'f1.. yfflw - 3 ., iw? ' 2 ' f- if ' if ,T wrists, 1,tQQQ,ttt11,.t,j1w Y . .az Q 1. isa! ' M F N . t:i L 7,-ff ., We ., ,D Deborah Bernardo pays close attention. '55, u - Ui, -Ar NB? -w--g-4..- g, HOMEROOM 303 FRONT ROW: Susan Stonski, Susan Spring, Debra St. Jacques, van, Pamela Sokolosky. BACK ROW: Cathy Thomas, William Leonard Tamsin. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Smith, Kathleen Sulli- Stephens, Gregory Slocum, David Sturgess, Douglas Sturgess. ,1 i W ff I ui f lgwiy, W 4 'fsfi fig: ,I Y, 151' HOMEROOM 309 FRONT ROW: Linda Turner, Susan Tobin, Christopher Vogt, John Tor- tora. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Tramantano, Diane Tiernan, Ann Trapasso, lois Vitelli. THIRD ROW: Alexis Torelli, Vanessa Verni, Robert Valley Richard Traub, Russell Titus. BACK ROW: William Uhl, Caryn Thompson Edward Toner, Robert Trebra, John Thomas. t fwfivwg- ' www it 1. es W ' 512 1 awfw' 11 -pf Jn Brian Murray tries to absorb a point of importance. 1 I 97 HOMEROOM 31 'I FRONT ROW: Laura Welch, Dorothy White, Sharon Ward. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Wall, Patricia Yester. THIRD ROW: Linda Welch, Deborah White, Barbara Zlotnick. BACK ROW: Arthur Weber, Alan Walton, Jonathan Williams, William Whelan. 77 C I G 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Roberta Bescher, Treasurerp Debra Glabau, Vice-Presidentp Lynn Amarante, Secretary: Ralph DiCapua, Boys' Social Chairman: Lisa Minichino, Girls' Social Chairmanp Kurt Tickell, President. Sophomore cheerleader Lauren San- tello does a mount on Kathleen Edward's back. 78 fi We HOMEROOM 105 FRONT ROW: Susan Angelofll, Patricia Ahern, Andrea I Altieri. BACK ROW: Marshall Bauer, Anthony Ana Alfano Jane Annunziata. SECOND ROW: Joann stasio, Thomas Backes, Susan Barkcnj Lynn Aceto Ahern Lorraine Bates, Lynn Amarante, Roseann HOMEROOM 1 'IO FRONT ROW: Gail Chapkovich, Martha Brennan, Marisa Blood, Roberta lotte, Deborah Brown, Mary Ann Castellon, BACK ROW: Jean Caclett, Bescher, Jonna Christiana, Sally Church, Laura Brennan. SECOND ROW: Charles Browder, Robert Bolling, Kenneth Belanic, Anthony Castellon, Debra Cassella, linda Brandt, .Ioan Birbarie, Doris Beardsley, Patricia Char- Cynthia Church. V , r 7 ww V ,S f I' l 1 s f X i , 4 X W in it ' . , , il l l : lu :N ' . 1. , 'dr.:h r -gy , , fl f .. . ,, 1 rg- -. f , ', X fi My HOMEROOM 'I35 FRONT ROW: Robert DaCor1'e, Mary Ann Dendas, Kari Cretella, Kevin Connell, Mrs. Staub explains the regions of the brain to Beverly Hdmmie. Holly Conant. SECOND ROW: Doris DeGray, Carolann Civitelli, Peter DeCoprio, A John Czaplicki, Deborah Corcoran. THIRD ROW: Robert D'Amico, Peter Covert, Kim Coleman, Daniel Cronin, Sandra Dalandek. BACK ROW: Wayne Cooke. FRONT ROW: Alfano, Leslie Dwyer. BACK David Fasano, HOMEROOM 'I55 Ruth Dionne, Kathleen Edwards, Joyce Dymarczyk, Andrea Dolan, lisa Divoll, Christine Erickson, Patricia Elrick, Deborah ROW: Steven Deutch, Theodore Eastwood, Pasquale Dibuccio, Ralph DiCapua, William Dwyer, Terry Falk. HOMEROOM 163 FRONT ROW: Frank Flagge, John Golkowski, David Goclowski, Carl Ferrara, Mark Ficociello, Paul Fresco, Paul Freund. SECOND ROW: Shelly Fenn, Paula Filas, Andrea Girard, Anne Ford, Kathleen Finnegan, Suzanne Giordano, Eileen Glynn. BACK ROW: Marie Gargamelli, Debra Glabau, Susan Gage, Paula Fuller, Nancy Gillette, Catherine Giramonti, Elizabeth Fox. Diane Brancato poses 'For the photographer HOMEROOM 165 FRONT ROW: Robert Hawtin, Paul Goss, Denise Johnson, Robert Graves, Keith Johnson. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Hyder, Laurie Johnson, Kathleen Holohan, Cheryl Johnson, Kimberly Hugret. BACK f ROW: Nancy Holihan, Mary Alice Howard, Cheryl Herrmann, Jeffrey Jacobs, Beverly Hammie, Patricia Johnson. ., R ,iq ,I ,V C H nr A . t 5.3. X ,bra-r HUMEROOM 200A Keeping rn mind her field hockey positron Anne FRONT ROW: James Kinney, James Klemenz, Kevin Kootz, David laCraix. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Fwd l'5'en5 carefully fe 'n5l 'd'o s LaCroix, Beth Kohler, Cathy Judd, Kathleen Kennedy. BACK ROW: Cheryl Kling, Beverly Kendall, Thomas Kelly, Stephanie Johnson. Deborah Brown trles to remember what book she needs whale Knsta Nordlander wants for her HOMEROOM 207 FRONT ROW Davnd Lenches Barbara Sweeney Kathleen Lyons Marla Manlhouse Robyn Lanrd Jennifer Lubs Martha Levchuk Regina lembo Susan lepre BACK ROW Gary Lombard: Robert Maars Robert Ceccollnl John Marroney Wllllam Lamb HOMEROOM 224 FRONT ROW Gary Mellllo Jayne Milne Leslie McKuslck Wllllam Mooney SECOND ROW Karen Mapp Ann McGow Ellen McMlllen Aclrrenne Merola BACK ROW Guy Martin Robert Mattson Laurie Mc Dermott Mark Monaghan John Manners 82 , . ' : I I I I I 1 1 , . : , I I I I o fe 3 -5 -,.4 Q A T E , 1 1 l ' X A 4 t Q V j W, 1, l . V- l' l 'L J .. ,I Q N L , 'Q -l , JFS 'llf ,gl - f: ANL.-uf , 'll 'ff- - ' l 4. 1 x -W 1 , xv ' I l l ' n 'L L x l I l 'LF . f g V l Z ,Y cj U 1 , , 1 , ' V R rin l 1 ,, , ' l n l 1 I l . , . . . l , 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 5 113: wr r i 1 . wgmmg J, T-2'-if H Q. wfsgsee - , -1- jlwis so :QR J, Robin Spear direcis Dana Hendricks. ,, , -,,,7--,.:Yf-- --:E Jae, Simi?-' JS-5' 1: mf ,i sgaieew ' A me qs, l xzxglfii, ,rm .im willy! wg -H2355 A is ng., ,S A, .si ., in :W ,w n M, ll H :N 521 H, ,ul 85555, -Q wmv gem :us Eau, ww f 4 M M5353 ,HQ Ri . v 'v '. f' M --:: .1 'Gm ll . X, . ' wuwuai: -nw HOMEROOM 236 FRONTROW: Gary Naimo, John Oppel, Peter Pierogosiini, Stanley Naimo, Louis Palumbo. SECOND ROW: Sheryl Pisano, .lan Newton, Jennifer Nelson, Rosemary Ori-F, Suzan Packer. BACK ROW: Mary Jean Pafien, Margaret Proto, Cara Page, Suzannah Painchaud, Mary Morgan. Timofl1yiBrockeft glances up from his history notes. HOMEROOM 241 FRONT ROW: Anne Saclowski, Marilyn Saczynski, Karen Roberts, Meloney Prolo, Martine Raes. SECOND ROW: John Rank, David Ruikowski, Richard Reuianauer, Michael Roth, Donna Reed. THIRD ROW: Peler Sabine, Eugene Russell, Kevin Roberison, Daniel Cosl. BACK ROW: John Prvislii- Nancy Holihan Iadles punch. if-...Jiwxg --1. 1, 'f Gi. 'S KS, HOMEROOM 242 FRONT ROW: Robert Schwall, Laurie Smith, Roberl Sandrey, Stanton. BACK ROW: Thomas Smiih, Charles Spiegel, Mark James Snell, Mark Sieenburn. SECOND ROW: Robin Spear, Schmitz, Clifford Seipold, William Sobolewski. lauren Santello, Virginia Savostano, Diane Sobolewski, Melinda David Rutkowski makes a sliding tackle. HOMEROOM 252 ' FRONT ROW: Gail Sullivan, Donna Vasfola, Elizabelh Thompson, Amy Torello, Denise Viel, Sandra Turner. SECOND ROW: Scolt Temple, Susan Tamulevich, Tracey Twohill, Ellen Tolokan, Susan Valley. BACK ROW: Paul Tucker, James Titus, Kurt Tick- ell, Susan Vancisin, Julie Swofford, David Tyler. bo- Wulle. HOMEROOM 308 FRONT ROW Mary Ann Dendas Diane Walsh Chrsshne Wood Kath leen Vlfadclock SECOND ROW Eliza beih Zielinskn Donna Wheeler Beth Ann Westlund Michael Waddock BACK ROW Gregory Wolfer Roger Walker Frank Welch Vernon JUNIOR CLASS OFFlCERS FRONT ROW: Lynn Heffernan, Girls' Social Chairmanp Sharon Fusco, Treasurer: Arthur Knapp, Presidentp Julie Twyforcl, Vice- President: Wanda Burrier, Secretary. BACK ROW: Thomas Bailey, Thomas Allison heads the ball. Boys' Social Chairmang Kenneth Carloni, Parliamentarian. HOMEROOM 142 FRONT ROW: Kenneth Carloni, Doreen Calling. SECOND ROW: Wanda Burrier, Beverly Bur- russ, Sharon Burban, Ursula Bradley. BACK ROW: Robert Ceccolini, Kevin Cassell, Alan Brecciaroli, Thomas Bray. 86 fx 0. ,lk ...K- lx :JI , : Q: ls V ,iii 1 ll g X Q ' WL . ,l H H J, ,J ,-,- 1tf,, lf, Wilt' ' -ff' .-ul ,, H - ' l . l 1 'Swv It-7 F' ...fo HOM EROOM 164 HOMEROOM 137 FRONT ROW: Thomas Angeloff, Pamela Carpenter, Laura Birbarie, Debra Badali, Beth Anderson, Laura Berfielcl, Eileen Arbegast. SECOND ROW: Valerie Cheeseman, Dana Bartholomew, Terri Amatrudo, Anne Wilson, Thomas Allinson, Beth Ballard, Dena Berdick, Meredith Bouley. ti '55 fi -ali . - - Y Y ' -sei? ' V 1' ' U i?fE3'ff, ' 1 l . 1, 5:7 4 ,fi ,Ea A. p. V- ..-'f a v A -:J L . gc' ' Y-1 ' -. 'J ' 5 L' 1:2 1' . , 4- -AI f Ti ,, H- fr f he C 1 ' K' Ti 152251-I ' ' '-151 ' V' 1 1 , ' f 1-'.:.f,-we 1 v e' - f - ,,,,,j , ' U H, Ywliiiily ,M,.:,1. 1 1 YK, Dana Hill reads carefully before transferring solids in the lab. THIRD ROW: Richard Bourne, Jon Boswell, Linda Beardsley, Judy Anderson, Karen Anderson, Susan Anderson, Bernard Bormann, Bentley Baker. BACK ROW: John Anyzeski, Thomas Bailey, Nelson Aceto, John Altermatt, 'Albert Arotsky, Mark Barnes, Scott Abbotts, Peter Bower. Wk FRONT ROW: Mary Clancy, Alexis Cognato. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Conroy, Rene Colavolpe. THIRD ROW: Andrea Church, Mary Ellen Church. FOURTH ROW: Melinda C0ll'n9W00d, Margaret Conclie. FIFTH ROW: Pamela Colburn. BACK ROW: Maureen CUYCOFGHI 5l'lel'Yl Cfelinl David Ciolli, Bruce Corcoran, Donald Cooper Paul Coverf Timothy Cooper. ' ' ' Margins set, Justine Stoplca concentrates on cl five-minute timing. HOMEROOM 166 FRONT ROW: Onorio D'Adamo, Charles Elrick, Scott Doolittle Stephan Divoll, William Emons. SECOND ROW: Evelyn Donadio Janice Desi, James Donaldson, Joanne DelPrete, Edward Dore. BACK ROW: Philip Dombrowslci, Michael Dougherty, Cynthia Epps, James Currie, Gregory Drobish. F -as iii? ' A W l :ffl l i fill- 93l'?ll . f will HOMEROOM 168 FRONT ROW: Stephen Golkowski, James Glynn, Mary Giordano, Galdenzi, Andrea Gestay. BACK ROW: Alexander Forrestt, James Brian Flanagan, Albert Guerrera, Joseph Gargano. SECOND ROW: Gillis, Joseph Gaudio, Howard Estrom, Robert Grant, Robert Geier. Aletta Frink, Mark Eschrich, Ellen Gross, Sharon Fusco, Luann HOMEROOM 213 FRONT ROW: Jacqueline Herron, Mary lwanczuk, Dawn Howard. BACK ROW: Melvin Hagar, James Gyurina, Jackson, Margaret Healy. SECOND ROW: Carter Hale, Robert Henninger, Robert Haywood, Dana Johnson. Stephen Howe, Edward Gunneson, Edward Hart, James -mir ng,-Ns 1 fi HOMEROOM 238 FRONT ROW: Arthur Knapp, Samuel Latham, Robyn Laird, Susan Kowalczyk, Joseph Lipnicky, Mark Killion. SECOND ROW: Carol Markesich, Sharon Kyder, Kathleen Kootz, Susan Kelsey, Linda Korilc, Vanessa 'Marinelli,'Mary Lee. BACK ROW: Jeanette LaRonde, Nancy Maculaitis, Nancy Nesta, Constance Lee, Laurel Kennedy, Melonie Leonard, Veronica Makowsky, Patricia Levesh. After a game, Susan Lepre, Wendy Osborn, and Carol Markesich carry in the Branford bench. 89 Approaching her next class, Sheryl Crelin mer- rily walks down the hall. i ,122 HOMEROOM 243 FRONT ROW: Robert Reinhold, Rodney Oppel, James Lisa Pepe, Maureen Orsene, Marcia Raikis. BACK ROW: Pacileo, Gary Pieper. SECOND ROW: Wendy Osborn, Thomas Raiola, Gary Page, Susan Pond, Susan Reed. ' . HOMEROOM 240 O'Connell. THIRD ROW: Terrance McShe'rry, Charlene FRONT ROW: Gary Milledge, Randy O'Neill, Helene Okraska, Brien Miller, Paul Montelius, Michael Necklas. Meffert, Lucy McLaughlin. SECOND ROW: Donna Milles, BACK ROW: Charles Nickou, Scott Nattinger, Glenn Jill Miner, Deborah Meyers, Lynn McGavack, Constance Murdock, Lorin Olovson, Robert Minichino. HOMEROOM 246' FRONT ROW: Kathleen Ritt, Carol Rice. SECOND ROW: David Sharp, Phyllis Shaw, Karen Rousseau, Vickie Salter, Ruth Snell, Christine Roth. THIRD ROW: Linda Schmitt, Frank Biondello, Joyce -Reinwald, FOURTH ROW: Wayne Solcolowsky, Anthony Santa- croce. BACK ROW: Joanne Savage, .loan Savage, Elizabeth Rudden, Lorraine Reinwalcl. PVC l M- vw- - ff, -1' . Y it. W V 2 xi, -:tn it me-, 9- .V Ty.. ' U X e- 7 qw '-, ,,,,'-.gk 3 ,, Q, t. Mig V, ' . 1 . ' m i ii ,, -I V - 'WM' lit' 'X - , ru K l - M -I I . 4 Q .. A :ir we T ', 'lm .A f in . L' .4 .- J--Q rr ,. '54, ' ' . Til: J , it A 5, T Y Q -u V :. i,1s'4l'l515'5 '--' HOMEROOM 302 .1'a : ! r: eA' M 1 s' ff' ' - , :gat 'QQ ' lg, A FRONT ROW: Lawrence Stoup, Justine Stopka, land, Robert Swanson, Thomas Thomas, Kevin f ,. .X mfr., ',Ls7 ,.clW 9 -55 Kathleen Terry, Julie Twyford, Theresa Twigg. BACK Sullivan. rl, ' L . Q ., ' Fv,,'.'! -' ll- Rig, r. . ,SY 'Wig' ' ROW: Thomas Stober, Thomas Tupper, Mark Strick- W it U ' ' MIS' AM - - f-- - - - Mark Barnes concentrates on Hornet stategy. l l l 91 HOMEROOM 312 FRONT ROW: Anthony Cas- tellon, Anthony Yasevac, Anne Wilson, Susan Weiler, Donald Welch. SECOND ROW:- Frances' Velardi, Marian Welch, Mary Rose Zesner, Suzanne Yankura. BACK ROW: Bernard Mon- crief, Gary Vogel, Robert Grant, Ronald Washington. 92 Undecided, Marian Welch finally chooses a toasted al- mond bar. Even at practice James Howard puts In all he s got FW sigma, Eg .sw xv? www W Wgigfef T-,QW WF JMf fi 5 Emma i -51.-'.,f iis. ,',,4.., ll - 9? ,t if 22 -Y . I , I , N Wt pw 1 t t l 1' ,, .. ,, mn, an 1 N it wtfmtx it W mm,H:g,?E,.2 f in N 3 ZW- is , . 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Mm! ii, Sports Soccer R New striped uniforms . . . heading the ball . . . throw-in . . . triangulate . . . corner kick Michael swoffofd PHYS the ball- , . . . penalties . . . trapping . . . an outstanding team under the coaching of Paul Rowan which went into the State quarter-finals. Allan Dolomont springs into action. SOCCER TEAM SECOND ROW James Hanna Stanley Stopka Edward Gollnowskl Ar thur Reed Keith Sorenson Allan Dolomont James Muller Christopher Neagle James Casanova Kenneth Dickinson Terrance McSherry Lawrence Giordano THIRD ROW Thomas Alllnson Kenneth Carlonl Timothy Dolo 94 mont Marshall Bauer Kevin Mooney Donald Welch Kevin Kootz Jeltrey Fenn George Barron Richard Mlller Mr Paul Rowan Head Coach BACK ROW Mr James MacVeigh Assistant Coach Michael Miller Martin Ma loney Robert Brown Gregory Droblsh Edward Gunneson Clifford Sei pold Kenneth Orsene John Golkowskl Frank Welch FRONT ROW: Michael Swofford, Co-Captain: Clifford Hanson, Co-Captain. , , ' , , ' , Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford SCORES Guilford ...., St. Paul's .....,.. St. Thomas ....... Daniel Hand ..... West Haven ....... North Haven ...... .. North Branford ..... Lyman Hall ........ North Haven ,..... Morgan ........ Amity ............... Lyman Hall ...,... Strategy is Mr. Rowan's prime concern before the game. SX N Field Hockey Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Striking circle . . . free hits . . . left hand lunge . . . corners . . . sticks . . . goalie buried in pro- tective pads . . . advancing . . . center bully . . . with encouragement and coaching of Miss Virginia Moessmang, the team was co-champion in the Housatanic league. 96 Deirdre Redden sprint: to get the ball into the striking circle. SCORES Amity ........,............... 'I North Branford ......., 0 Cheshire .........,...,...... 0 Waterford ..............., 'I North Branford ......,. 0 North Haven ......,..... 0 Lyman Hall .... ..... 0 East Lyme ........ ..... 3 North Haven ...,........ 0 Miss Virginia Moessmang gives advice and encouragement to the team after u tiring first half .4 Patricia Moffatt uses a scoop to get past an opponent. Marsha Cornachini fields the ball withireverse sticks. l l l FIELD HOCKEY TEAM FRONT ROW: Debra Cronin, Patricia Moffatt, Donna Harvey, Deirdre Red- Osborn, Wendy Turner, Cheryl Hyder. BACK ROW: Janice Desi, Beverly den, Marsha Cornachini, Carol Shepard, Luann Galdenzi, Manager. SEC- Burruss, Carol Markesich, Debra Badali, Cara Page, lynn McGavacl:, Laurie OND ROW: Evelyn Donadio, Susan Reed, Helene Meffert, Mary Rose Zes- Johnson, Frenia Ball, Caryn Thompson, Deborah Mclver, Maryann Castel- ner, Julie Twyford, Glenda Gage, Cathleen Redden, Susan lepre, Wendy lon, Nancy Gillette, Mary Morgan, Cheryl Johnson, Manager. Football Kick-off . . . game captains . . . blitz . . . Coach Farina . . . off sides . . . clipping . . . interception . . . We want a touchdown! . . . long bomb . . . teamwork is the essence of a successful freshman, iunior varsity, or varsity football team. Ronald Washington outruns his opponents. is SCORES Branford .... 16 Derby ..............,.,,. . 20 Branford ..., 14 North ,Branford . 8 Branford ..., 20 Shelton ..........,.. 34 Branford ., . 2 Lyman Hall ........ 25 Branford . 0 North Haven .... 35 Branford .... 6 Cheshire ..,.... 21 Branford .... 16 Seymour ,... 42 Branford . 6 Hamden .... 20 Branford . 0 Amity ......... .. . 8 Branford ..,. 14 East,Haven ,..,. 44 M tt-i 'eglfir W ri wt me use ff A VFOOTBALL TEAM ' - FRONT ROW: Mark Barnes, Philip Dombrowski, Michael Tamsin, Thomas Woodward, Thomas Brazzell, Arthur Sweeney, Kurt' Doolittle, Paul Mooney, Albert Arotsky. SECOND ROW: Coach Joseph Farina, Thomas Bray, Rob- ert Geier, George Corbett, Steve St. John, James Pacileo, Joseph Gargano, Michael Dougherty, Eugene Morgillo, Mr. Thomas Murray, Assistant. THIRD ROW: James Glynn, Edward Hart, Gary Riccio, Charles Elrick, Ronald Washington, Robert Reinhold, Scott Doolittle, Gary Page. FOURTH ROW: 98 Mr. William Parker, Assistant, Pasquale DiBuccio, Paul Brown, Eugene Russell, Jeffrey Jacobs, Thomas Kelley, Kurt Ticlcell, Joseph Riccio, David LaCroix, Manager. FIFTH ROW: Mark Ficociello, Charles Browder, Michael MacKinnel, Kevin Robertson, Keith Shorey, Charles Spiegel, John Rank. SIXTH ROW: James Gillis, Scott Temple, Ralph DiCapua, John l.aRonde, Robert Pfeiffer, John Mason, William Gordon, BACK ROW: Robert Cecco- lini, Paul Redman, Bradley Kahl, Dana Johnson, Christopher Torino. . Coach Joseph Farina calls a play. v' L. lf. , , affhifli , , 1 us ,Q l 5 VJ! A ,Mm , ?4f'Jll'L '1 W X-w'w'1 lQl,xl'4-Ifiagml will .g,.,.:U' J., Jw 'ww .1 eggEgf,::sxf,Nwu! f ,Wm ,. ,N gif: Q 9:5 , l LM Nw, fl' V, , A , , Y , HN . ' . W' W it V. . R gl L ' 1. ,,, ,- A-va la' ,T A in :ff Christopher Torino blocks for James Pacileo. L... Y , JB. . Sophomore Keith Shorey carries the ball Bradley Kahl sprints for extra yardage. Cross Country Covering miles of ground . . . out of breath . . . jogging around the high school . . . calis- thenics to get in shape . . . new course at every meet . . . most successful season . . . with the coaching of Mr. Stanley Petela, this was the first time they made the state finals as a team. ik rw lu ,Y -c rlfifk.. ...wi , Wwiillll f .,,. ft, l. g,u',,'Q H lmiirlll... ,,'ll,g3Qi2T... Ni,g:lll.Q, ,mi - Y' H U Nfl it Russell Keenan nears the end of a long run. 100 sm-.,4 Branford High gets off to a good start against Lyman Hall. 1 in EW F . Rt Y .V t s. k f. 1'-I 7 if 4 eYlWU!fa Q Q fa CROSS COUNTRY TEAM FRONT ROW: Brian Murray, Wayne Maculaitis, Frederick BACK ROW: Scott Nattinger, James Howard, Thomas Miller, Gregory Carpenter, James Celentano, Thomas Bailey, Russell Keenan, Captain, Stephen Markeslch, Meshako. SECOND ROW: John Nattinger, Gregory Wol- Glenn Murdock, Mr. Stanley Petela, Coach. fer, John Altermatt, William Wragg, Kevin Connell. We want a basket . . . teamwork . . . Mr. Robert Ellis' undefeated JV team . . . rebounds . . . assists . . . field goals . . . freeze . . . a great desire to win . . . tri-captains . . . CIAC tournament . . . zone defense . . . dribbling . . . fast break . . . under the excellent coaching of Mr. Thomas Murray, the team brings home a victory. Boys' Basketball VARSITY SCORES Branford North Branford Branford Cheshire ...,......... ..... Branford Lyman Hall ...... Branford North Haven ..... ..... Branford Guilford ....... Branford Derby ...,....,..... ..... Branford East Haven .... ..... Branford Seymour ............. ..... Branford North Branford Branford Shelton ......... Branford Amity .....,..... Branford East Haven ...... ..... Branford Seymour .......,.. ..... Branford North Haven ,.... ..... Branford Cheshire .......,., ..... Branford Amity ........,,. Branford Shelton ...... Branford Derby ........... Branford Lyman Hall ...,.. ..... Branford Guilford ....... Branford Maloney .,........ ..,.. Branford Windham ........... ..... Branford South Windsor And now, the starting line-up for Branford Wt mum lx ' 41 Sul VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Scott Temple, Manager, Bernard Moncrief, Wayne Sokolosky, Thomas Bray, George Corbett, Elmer Jones, Robert Grant, Robert Cecco- Tri-Captainp Thomas Brazzell, Tri-Captain, Peter Alfano, Tri-Captain, James lini, David Bowman, Arthur Knapp, Mr. Thomas Murray, Coach. Howard, Christopher Torino. BACK ROW: Wayne Cooke, Statistician: R, David Bowman drives in with the ball. George Corbett attempts a field goal. 2 as ga -I JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Anthony Castellon, Thomas Bray, Christopher Torino, James Donald Gargano, Manager, Joseph Gargano, Manage Howard, William Solsolewski. SECOND ROW: Thomas Kelley, Paul Elmer Jones, Wayne Cook, Robert Grant, David Bowman, William Gordon, Freund, Arthur Knapp, Mark Lubeski. BACK ROW: Mr. Robert Ellis, Coach, Robert Hawtin, Statistician, Paul Fresco, Statistician. rp Robert Ceccolini, 2' PW H HE Hi,-F T1 ,J SS HH HW .H, 'SN fx'-crsw 'Hag TH: ILT H ,WHHHH--I, -S Am, H Sax msn a in L ' wifi H W ,THHHHHLHHF I 2 .-f M.,-f'M F? 14523 lhf fa-JHHHH355HH H QE, HH 'E 5 fzzz msg H H HH. HH H H -Ex H H ' H HH H- 4 --HL, - HHHY'f, HH,,, H 'YH w2,2d H HHHHHHHHYHHHHHHZYHHHHHHHH HH H! H ,H HHHHgggaHf,,HQH-HHHHH'HI H N M ,I 2 as gel gig , H H -' fhisg EH, EM H. ,Hx HHH Hlgw HHHHHXHEHHHHHHHHH. HH HHHHHHQ HH H H HNH MHHEHHWH HH U H V W L.W, , .h -X2 5 dn, HHH 7355 52225 ' H, W HH HH HHH ,Q 'QM X Hg- ..,, A X ' H WQHHN ' HHN' HH'H:- H' :HL may i 4 h , L.W,A H , , I f 5 f'. H51 AL- .J . HY ,H 1' wg , ' H H ww 'H H F, H . , x - Y.. KHQ, I H , ,V 4, H C ,fn . ' H 4. ,M .1 -- I S ,N 533: 5 4 X 1 R N ,:,,k, H X 14 54 U H .,..,, J .- , H - A it-gi ,, fd 11 'Fl'-'H il H . E H ' A ' H., .. H . i .HR H' I' ,Y , , i ,,. X ff? A HH ' HHHAW H H H gi, H HH: 'H H V H M. H ' W he 1. 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VARSITY SCORES Branford .....,.. 38 North Branford ........ 33 Branford ..,..,.. 49 Amity .............. .... 3 7 Branford ..,..... 23 Cheshire ..... ,... 4 0 Branford ........ 40 Shelton ........ .... 5 2 Branford ........ 52 East Lyme ...... .... 3 0 Branford ..,..,.. 31 Lyman Hall ..... .... 4 8 Branford ......,. . 4l North Branford ........ 42 Branford .... 41 Shelton ............. 56 Donna Harvey searches for a familiar face. Q Q55 .af:ers- Q -. fi 53? J ,V f' if it 'ymiix Lf A VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Susan Angeloff, Marsha Carnachini, Donna Harvey, Patricia Moffatt, Debra Cronin. BACK ROW: Cheryl Johnson, Julie Ann Twyford, Carol Markesich, Susan Reed, Mary Zesner, Deborah Johnson, Terri Amatrudo. 104 Boys 8.Glrls Track Susan Reed comes over the hne rn g Glrls Volleyball ood form Standing broad lump 'Foam rubber put 880 yard relay pole vaultmg throwung the lavelm advisors Mlss Vnrglnla Moess mang and Mr Davld Johnson unlike other sports, track rs an mdlvldual effort and The pride from breakmg a record ns a personal victory 'F' GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TEAM FRONT ROW Jamce Des: Susan Reed Deidre Redclen Gall Remwald Pafrlcla -JA if -as Mol-'Fat Maryann Casfellon Mary Rose Zesner BACK ROW Suzan Packer Carol 3' NW,- Markesrch Caryn Thompson Cara Page Marla Boegem Deborah Hagstrom -ii-f -Elan- Vlckle Sulfer Glenda Gage Deborah Mclver 1.1 L GIRLS' TRACK 106 FRONT ROW Adrienne Merola, Jamce Desx, Susan Reed, Mary Rose Maryann Casfellon, Laurie Johnson, Deborah Hagstrom, lynn S BACK ROW Cher I Johnson, McGavack, Beth Ballard, Nancy Gillette Zesner, Julle Twyford, Luisa clarlnl Y I ' I O I V 4 ll! , I ' ' 5 . ef- . . . J A ' 3 'Y Q . . - s L- y 1, f F E . . . . - .' :. ' . , 9 ., i 4 ' g . . . . . . . N , - K, S . . . ' rf. 52' Y . . . . . ,. Q x, , X saw rl W, .sm I gy. ' ' . J! , Y, T Y 5' A V.. - ' l . ' Q A '-:QV - ' ' 1 ,gr Y . ' if ' - ar' H' V 4 Mgr? , -Q 1 . ,JT Q3-L L. 1 -- . - -1.11-3 -,. 'D 7. '-, A- ,sZ17 i1' V-2' ri . Z . . V C v Q ' Q : , , , , 4 .1 , ,,, -27 5 1' ' C A- A ' ' ' : ' s ' 1 f-fs' TAPI? .. J M., L 'fl , , , , , ... rw yr --1 2 4, GJ ,J -2 -W ,-' . , - I A l l. 1 u W , l A 1 -I A V 1 - -G , ,lf 1 V. w I, 3 5 1 , . X ,f Q . , , .-. , , 1 -1: ,f J W -' I X xv . .- , , Aiming for a new record, Mary Rose Zesner puts the shot. Pole vaulter Th omas Stober glides over the bar with ease. X H es. N fishy Neff? nw?-, BOY FRONT ROW: Peter Bower, David Griesing, Randy O'Neill, Russell Keenan, Thomas Bailey, Arthur Reed, Stephen Mrakesich, Robert Reinhold, John Altermatt, Scott Nattinger, Mr. David Johnson, coach. SECOND ROW: Gregory Carpenter, Jeffery Kahl, Charles Browder, Raymond Moore, Thomas Stober, Peter Kelley, Edward Murphy, Walter Burrier, hw? 4,-M, 3 S' TRACK Richard Monterrosso, Kevin Connell. THIRD ROW: Frank Welch, Gregory Wolfer, Paul Zemina, Mark Ficociello, Stanley Naimo, Paul DuFour, Michael Giordano, Clifford Seipold, Marshall Bower, David Rutkowski. BACK ROW: Kurt Tickell, Thomas Kelley, John Mason, Mark Barnes, Michael Dougherty, Gregory Slocum, Stephen Cote, William Stephens. 107 Baseball Waiting at bat, tri-captain Lawrence Giordano plans his tactics. Catcher James Pacilea awaits the pitch. T LIL f I 1 Rf ' -., - ,gy ,T i , . tw 5 ' , l BASEBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: Carl Vincent, manager: William Gordon, Thomas Bray, James Pacileo, Anthony Santacroce, William Sobolewski, Robert Swanson, tri-captain. SECOND ROW: Mr. Robert Ellis, coacl-up Kenneth Dickinson, trl captain: Robert Redmann, James Howard, Lawrence Giordano, tri 108 captain: Kevin Robertson, Anthony Castellon, Kenneth Belanic. BACK ROW: William Esborn, Anthony Yasevac, Ronald Washington, George Corbett, Paul Freund, Roy Husband, Mr. Jack Corning, assistant coach. Thomas Bray strives for a ba sa hit. N ix, M -.ter-..,,1-.W eff. s T4 N like union H ' WW H ei ' V . 1 'll ll gg J I '-1 , '-: v ., E.-5 , , , 'k il Yi ,Z A -7 ,' ' x U ,ii X gf E - M' ,, mf . tn' il? g-I w .' ll ll ll ffifln ' ' ll ' ll: ' ll ll N Nl1ll2Q4 s Y ' ll'lQs1yll'11,, l,l4 ??SQlllsll H jlislll' 'M V -llllltlgifmslggl M y ' I 3 r ss Q - eg, as - I , Q :W , 5, ,L A , ' - Y ,- - 1 E - 4, r Q y. i V , Emma: , U X, , M5551 W ' Q2 I X Q., ll ,1 lm. 'V' . , A -. V .. ' . ' ' K - . , it fx MH ,V we -lm 'ull l ll n l X ' ,'lll5?ll 'Q llU lw2m lllgwggylzll f l '- ff? ,. i . . F, lm 'N , ,' hifi: ll - V ., -1 ' 2 ' Y l nfl -N It r 1 is ' 55g3,gw,,,-,EglWslswL 'U-W ,,.l4ll1ll?fff:4E,4,lg2Q-1,fvw55as2,1'wll,atalliglggfl.'l'lga,slI,J lg 1' Us +ve .s .I WW? glam l I '-Mm.: l 3 ' 'Ll ' 552 ll 'YQH . sz, . -N . , ' . iff, ., 1 3 I 1 ee, , if , semis' lil R1 J, yl1'2fi5ss5q, ,,r , ' ,ggmlpll tv' R fffffff 513 ll ,lf H, 'fi'..f,A ,Q -.Ng f We A ' . M Y X il-f. -, . ' if? E+... - W, 151 g,,Q::. fgif -.,,,'. 2 e J Anthony Santocroce is caught sliding into third base l in Baseball diamond . . . pitcher . . . safe hit A fielders . . , home run , . . catcher . . . fly ball basemen . . , successful steals . . . short-stop . Safe at first . . . outfielders . . . baserunner . . . Strike three! . . . Coach Robert Ellis plots Robert Swanson scores for Branford. - the plays that are needed for a win. Golf 8: Tennis TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW: William Mooney, John Thomas, ' George Costello, William Thomas. BACK ROW: Thomas Baches, James Gillis, David Sturgess, Douglas Sturgess, Robert Bolling. . GOLF TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Stanley Petela, coach: David Sharp, Wayne Sgkolow- Sky, Charles Elrich, Scott Doolittle, Robert Minichino. Fore . . , irons, woods, and putter . . . par . . . sandtrap . . . birdie or bogie? . . , in the rough. . . fairways and greens. . . teeing off with intense concentration, playing nine holes a day, and coaching by Mr. Stanley Petela lower handi- caps and increase the team's skill. 110 Two out of three sets . . . overhead . . Q singles and doubles matches . . . ace . . . Tennis, any- one? . . . backhand . . . Mrs. Barloara'Barke,r, coach . , . ladders and ranking . . . dressed in whites, with racket in hand, members: of the tennis team play matches after school in the spring and fall. - Now as seniors, we look back on all the memories we created together. O 1 lv Wy t 1 l or xg- . 2 462 U XA, , .Q 4 I Seniors Honors NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLAR WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS George Simonson OPEN DOOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS Carmen Yovanovich from Chile to Branford Barham McKay 'From Branford to Brazil 5 I Y T THIRD YEAR GRADUATES BOYS' AND GMS' STATE P I B mucki None Mole, David Griesing, Claudia Nobile, Thomas Brazzell. au e ' Y Absent: Laurie Glllm. 112 A BOOK AWARDS Karen Engstrom, Jacqueline Buza, David Griesing. BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER AWARD Joanne Zuraski K1 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SWEATER AWARD Donna Harvey I PEPE SCHOLASTIC AWARD DAR AWARD James Miller, Ellen Ahern, Bausch 81 Lomb Award: Deborah Ghodonius Absent: Patricia Maffaif. A Place In The Sun, May 15, 1970 The Receiving Line Refreshments SENIOR PROM COURT Queen Deborah Ghodonius, David Griesing, escort, First Attendant Andrea Valenfe, Wil- liam Thompson, escort, Second Attendant Denise Wood, James Savastano, escort, Mrs. Suellen Schwartz, Dante Ghiroli, crown bear- er, Tracey Brownell, flower attendant. ,ill ,rii ,,,. - .- W1 f w ' '. gf Aw,E f'm'g-ff 'jet ' 'TF' plggguzaguy W.. ,, ...,l4g1g5 w ho wig ' H. ,,,i C EE-T V , Q- P X N X X H Q! I X Z .U 1 fly, K ,nga Y ' A Lai V, , L' if l f f gag .4 N we ,rrr T ,M , l' H 1 .E -nf ,,e.. fpevms. 5 rm ui - . Vg 1 v v no c -tt W miie 4 - he t -T.. T if yi? F i .1 0? David Griesing President - l l r l Sandra Piasecki Vice-president Class of 1971 Deborah Ghodonius Secretary Kathleen Sullivan ' h Girls' Social Chairman ,,.-1 li 'iiiirnw no Thomas Woodward Deborah Tuscano Boys' Social Chairman Treasurer s sul ADELE P. ACUNZO ELLEN B. AHERN 'I3 Toole Drive 303 Thimble Island Road w lm in za ef ew, ll ww W l i!SE?f5fE55iWl NANCY ALTMANNSBERGER BETTY ANN ARBEGAST 266 Shore Drive 56 Greenfield Avenue E THERESA K. AHERN 8 Sunsef Manor Road Gazing into the disiunce, Adele Acunzo experiences ol spring-like day. JANE E. ASH 'I55 North Ivy Street CHRISTOPHER P. BARKAN RICHARD S. BARKER 35 Bayberry Lane 'I4 Aceto Street SARAH B. BARNES I6 Yowaga Avenue Af' I Visa .. JEFFREY C. BARTHOLOMEW 37 Linden Avenue ww w,,:g,, I H W, H . K It rp. H M X I I ..,.,, I Mun I I A L Sitting crosslegged, Susan Van Cott and Sarah Barnes find pleasure listening to a rock band. Concerto Grosso absorbs Rebecca Bormonn's uftenllon. . V H, M5555 ,w . 1 ml ,l X - vw' W TI? .EL PAUL BERNACKl 153 Brushy Plain Road DEBORAH L. BATES 8 Cadwell Place A. IRENE BERRY 23 Bellvlew Road CATHERINE M. BICHUN 33 Toole Drive 1 I c 9' LOUISE M. BATES 40 Meodowwood Road Wrapped in a blanket Ccxiherine Bichun endures the cold. B , :Rf in Klin- 1 sew M .W ww-tl. 2 fi BARBARA BLOWERS 60 Midwood Road -Q4 bl d' B anford Town Clerk proclaims Vocational Education Week. Student representatives Pete A on 1, r , present are Louise Bates, Health Occupations, Edward Dore, Work Experience, Judith Rourke, Of- fice Occupations, Wayne Sabine, Food Service, Raymond Mozzarella, Distributive Education. --gli 3 JUDITH E. BOGACKI 'I9 Glendale Place REBECCA E. BORMANN 45 Carriage Hill Drive e fl leg 1 l W' ' we VALYNDA J. BRAINARD DANA L. BRAINERD 'll Schoolg round Road 8 Indian Point Road The Stage Bancl's trombones slide into Big Spender. 3 CECILIA E. BRATTEN 60 Fecliherbed Lane THOMAS L. BRAZZELL lf 428 North Harbor Street 67125.05 E W. RICHARD BROWN DANIEL S. BURBAN 79 Mecdowwood Road 41 Burbcm Drive JACQUELINE D. BUZA 15 Sunsei Hill Drive After a fast break, Thomas Brazzell success- fully scores two. lim, . fr wllll ' ' ' ll l MAUREEN A. CALLAHAN 23 Harrison Avenue EL H -7? A? Xe' JAMES E. CASANOVA 118 Sunset Hill Drive RONALD P. CAPPETTA 51 Meadow Circle Road PAUL C. CARUBIA 211 Hotchkiss Grove Road ARNONA M. CALVERT 6 Edgewood Road I 1 Surveying the situation, James Casanova moves into play. -Q-' LINDA R. CELENTANO LAWRENCE E. CHASE 39 Coachman Drive 2 Pawson Landing . ,.- '1' 'i iii ' .Qiwfri . , , ,Q ..,., , - ' ' ' ' fi' - vs mp L, ,ff Mi . ' - J ' RUSSELL R. COE 6 Toole Drive Linda Celoniuno sits comfortably in her English class. DEBBIE A. CIMINO Shore Drive .1 , x 'J PETER L. COLLINS 'I01 Pine Orchard Road Marsha Cornachini stops the opposing team's drive. ,fe 1'X-T KATHARINE C. COMSTOCK 5 Ballon Road an-P TIMOTHY P. CONROY 21 Hart Avenue DIANE A. CONDIE 8 Lczmphiers Cove Road THOMAS A- CORCORAN MARSHA L. CORNACHINI 42 Pine Orchard Road 65 Applewood Road KAREN L. COVEYDUCK LOIS C. CRISCI DEBRA M. CRONIN 32 Wildwood Drive 15 Featherbed Lane 17 Multby Street f 5' N 'CZ' 'EFA is, WE phi pf KATHLEEN M. CROWLEY JEAN E. CURRAN .loan Curran relaxes be- tween classes. 124 44 Bayberry Lane 119 Florence Apartment 2A Debra Cronin discusses the strategy of the game J, JM' God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen was sung by Frank Davis 1 Q11 and Lawrence Sfoup at ihe Winter Concert. 1 Ee 111 1W':. -, E E vviffgrm in In - an 151' rrrr- 1 1 11 I 11 QI V 1 J' 1' ' '1 -I I QE! v, FSQJIA1 XXN I 'CFILTT7 1 ff' CYNTHIA I.. DAVIS 77 Applewood Road 935 1111111n1,QigiEiM.11H?1 1111111 V 7 H 11 11I'J i111:111V ,,,. 1 11 11 1- 1 111 '111 JOAN P. CURRAN 'I19 Florence Aparfmeni 2A ,,1 E 11 ,W 1 11 . ,R 1 1195111 ,.:: .I ., .31 . 111 g111111!11111!., 111111 111 M1111 11 11 11.11 PATRICIA E. DALY 74 Harbor Sireef FRANK C. DAVIS LAWRENCE M. DAVIS 3 Wufrous Avenue 7 Jourdqn Road CAROLYN P. DEARBORNE JAMES E. DEMARSEILLES KENNETH B. DICKINSON 24 Breezy Lane 2 Burr Street 37 Milo Drive V 5 Q29 Siege 431 gf' gg, ,HW I SUSAN J. DIDOW 21 Bradley Avenue H Jf Senior boys get Together for Team cheer. . ' we Q w HMM' Q , .2 53952 ,Q X- , ii- ALLAN K. DOLOMONT 20 Toole Drive PATRICIA L. DONAHUE 29 Gilbert Lane W ll . 11 me -iii - --Q- KURT DOOLITTLE 24 Old Hickory Lane K EQ m :ea 55 CYNTHIA M. DRURY 150 Harbor Street Senior football players: Kurt Doolittle, Arthur Sweeney, Thomas Brazzell Michael Tamsin, Thomas Woodward, and Paul Mooney. E 'M get KAREN M. ENGSTROM KATHY A. ENLUND 35 Short Rocks Road 39 Hopson Avenue wal u 1 fm. H , ,, l M H W-M' l 'QE r Q DONNA E. ERICKSON WILLIAM N. ESBORN 122 Pine Orchard Road 33 Old Smugglers Road William Esborn waits for the next baiier. 128 Barbara McKay, Brian Fenwick, Kurt Schwanfelder and Cynfhia Davis pause at A Place in the Sun. SJ v W w N? ' T KAREN EZOLD 20 Knollwood Drive Y 4 ???'5v VALERIE S. FARINA 21 Rock Pasfure Road BRIAN D. FENWlCK 64 Greenfield Avenue QF' ROSEMARIE FERRARO 110 Hosley Avenue . 1 J 5' l 1 .-N' Adrienne Firth completes an assignment clue tomorrow. ADRIENNE L. FIRTH 13 Elinor Place LAURA A. FLAGGE 172 Mill Plain Road GENNARO FRESA CAROL A. FRESCO 1251 Main Street 59 Applewood Road V 'Q MARY L. GAMBARDELLA MARLENE M. GENTILE DEBORAH L. GHODONIUS 66 Knollwood Drive 40 Averill Place 29 Toole Drive JUSTINE M. GILLEN 32 Beckefl Avenue K , Front and center: Senior Cheerleader Laurie Gillin. LAURIE A. Glll.lN 204 Clark Avenue All for Branford, stand up and holler! 'H 1 ,VW 'E x gi M11 , Edward Golinowski clears the lump with ease LAWRENCE GIORDANO 22 Garden Sfreet ei w EDWARD B. GOLINOWSKI 2 Matthew Road Bw 'MW J .tx JOSEPH P. GRANDEL DAVID F. GRIESING DIANE M. GRIESING 35 Wofrous Avenue 33 Meadow Circle Road 38 Sibil Avenue 131 Donna Harvey tackles her opponent from behind. W A A W 3' ir, ' irkjzfaligi 1 -F. E SANDRA J. GUSTIN 176 No. Chestnut Street ., se, .4 1,,,,..,s,,,,,,,,, 1.3.3-, :ll ewfnsg ,B M, .ef ' Erin- i new 1 4' '3 . I if ,.f l GENNETT B. GRINNEU. l 'I0 Gilbert Lane JUDY M. HAGAN 5 Lake Place we - lv .get --2 ,-31.5922 V 1 A. if w?.fe.SfQ lss or :ses Mrs. Tamulevich welcomes Clifford Hanson as a new mem- ber of the National Honor Society. JAMES D. HANNA CLIFFORD M 6 Damas A 'ml . HANSON cus Road 'I21 Maple Street E Q -v DONNA J. HARVEY 45 Oak Ridge Road W. JOSEPH HAVERKAMPF 15 Ark Road JOSEPH H. HAWTIN 'I9 Stonewall Lane Dana Hendricks, Lawrence Dooley uncl Paul Bernucki clunce iheir way io Get Me To The Church On Time. l! l NANCY L. HENNESSEY 4 Wafrous Avenue 1553? 1 A SANDRA E. HEVRIN 13 Windmill Hill Road l.AURlE B. HOLABIRD 27 Berger Place m 3231 DOREEN K. HOLMES 120 Burbon Drive Twirler Nancy Jacobson performs cheerfully. E PETER HUSAK NANCY A. JACOBSON 10 Matthew Road 10 Collins Drive ,W Y, . if-7'6 -iv ur pew ,131 N - or N' org- 1 ELLEN M. .lENKlN 14 Buckley Road KAREN M. JOHNSON 94 Knollwood Drive mf-'mr Crosscountrymun Russell Keenan nears the end of the course. w 1 QL a ew- u s fi '-frm' M: 3 f H Yi u .ern , mm 1 1 . ww: ll 52? . . ,ul nl vw Y 'T ' , I.: 2 M ,hy :gQ5iJ,Q3,.,31'ji: , A il ifgswr, A ,egg gill W . We l l , fn lp l I 1 f'.f:,,5W X ggm??l,,u ll 5355? 'f,. H ' flf- 'Will' z lma- , 5' W gill mv' RUSSELL E. KEENAN 23 Cherry Hill Road -i, DAVID C. KENDALL 245 Shore Drive DEBRA ANN KLING CYNTHIA A. KNAPP 4 Arrowhead lane 49 Damascus Rodd Karen lunge finds class comments enlightening. STEPHEN R. KOBAK 37 Rogers Street SANDRA J. LAICH 30 Windmill Hill .,1 M CHRISTOPHER A. KOLSTAD MICHAEL W- KORIK 31 Wakefield Road ' 20 Hill Sffeef H vw' if EF :Egg r E' fel' DEBORAH A. LANE 118 Clark Avenue PRISCILLA C. LANE 10 Cocheco Avenue Y 1 iz in-3 DONNA M. LEMBO 30 Rock Pasture Road v i DONALD J. LEONA 747 East Main Streef ' RQ, i Cheerleader George Libby has spirit. wi GEORGE R. LIBBY 9 McKinnel Courf .tv KAREN E. LANGE 'I Sunsei Manor Road Priscilla Lane is a student teacher-aide for gym classes JANIS M. LIGHTFOOT 211 East Main Aparimenf 37 SEAN W. LYNCH 21 Brockefts Point Road 1 'Y BEVERLY R. MACBRIDE 22 West Haycock Point LEONARD A. L1LLQU1ST KAREN R, LYBECK 235 Siony Creek Road 31 Surrey Lane Janis Lightfoot chooses u chocolaie covered banana split. EDWIN J. MAl.l.OY 31 Featherbed lane 4 N L: Y , 1' in +++ ri KAREN E. MALONEY 3 Eli Yale Terrace Leonard Lillquisf enioys an ice cream sandwich wifh friends in the cafeferia. W, Q . J 4- he f, ' ' Uv PETER J. MANGS 6 Cider Mill Road KATHLEEN R. MANN 30 Buena Vista Road PATRICIA A. MARINELLI 7 Soffer Place WH' ?mQf'F'1f fr-' W' Y' 'Wfs-S-?.'.'f 135 11:7--wa-a'er'b ,. M rm rr ru as STEPHEN L. MARKESICH 18 Cherry Sireet ,Z , ,, MARll.YN l.. MARFQONE 197 Brushy Plain R'oud gg 452 11 wx-H 5 3 W U sw 1 rw is Hr PATRICIA J. MARRONE CARLA A. MARTONE RAYMOND MAZZARELLA 37 Ark Road 1171 Main Street 63 Tabor Drive 'Q Warm-up is not easy for crosscountrymen. ff- fin-.-. GREGG A. MCDERMOTT 34 Seusircnd Road James Miller llgl-mis 'fhe candle of service. 3 -. ,ur -4u,,3 ' BARBARA McKAY JOSEPH MEYER 37 Wooclvale Road 14 Oak Hollow Road JAMES S. MILLER PATRICIA MOFFATT 131 Northford Road 'I9 Buttermilk Lane Joseph Meyer grins friumphantly at cu swim meet. Nancy Moler finds her hisiory class very amusing. lee W 'QW,f T NANCY M. MOLER 211 Totokef Road in 7' V-.L-' ,M ff , 9 ,Mez 1' 1' A '-1 ' Q? if.5'fif fl. 5' 5-gf!-913 -1,57 gf 1 .W ,wr . f 1 X i DEBRA L. MONACO 26 Silver Sfreei WILLIAM R. MOLTA 29 Riverside Drive J 1, I Vfv lx M.. Q5 ' A ,gig W v if K 7,11 Zim zmwk ' '1 J- f gv f v 1 'f'f -Z ' f ' ag 1 :,.5L5?g.,-MX?-,eede ' W . sf - L if : ,f i'2q2fx...w aj 17.21, i' 17:1 N- 5 ' 11 ' B' . ,I 'nib F Af ' dh' A iid-5 A 'mi 11511. :121N:'L GERARD L. MoNAsT PAUL J- MOONEY 7 Rexiiie Road 1 Pleasant Point Road ' o 'fl iw 'T ALICE A. MOQUEI' THOMAS E. MULLEN 55 Jefferson Road 17 Monroe Sfreef Ii's nearly half-time and Ihe score is fied. CHRISTOPHER N. MUNSON CAROLINE R. NARDEll.A DONNA M. NEZLO II3 Pine Orchard Road I8 Endes Street 7 Wildwood Drive 144 tl Nhww, Eff' .-xi will mg! A f.3gQ'1 3 ,Ml 4' XV 1-Anil. Cl.AUDlA l.. NOBll.E JOYCE A. ONNEN 22 Mill Plain R005 20 Gflmng Pond Rmld Joyce Onnen finds herself fascinated by the pep rally Q LESLIE R. PACELLI CYNTHIA J. OSOCHOWSKY 4Valley Road 8 White Birch Lane After the induction Claudia pins the National Honor Society insignia on her collar. KATHY J. PAl.AlA 67 Stannard Avenue ,Ugg KARL .I. PALUMBO 1237 Main Sireet Karl Palumbo admires a creative wooden sculpiure in ari class. E' ,. N .1 ,, zx' ' W' :hy .Su , . . E J s i o 1 Nun' ll -H 'Hr ' if N H --f - ' f, ' , X '. ' r , A E ,, ll MN W WWW H51 'G ' 3 I :if-' 'W ' ' . ' Q21 n N' r i'?f 1.11Q1Q?gf ' Q N... fly, 1, W ,r x '. I f' uf' - ' um 9 r 4 f We W .. . 5 ? if ' 4 iq mu is 'M 7f, A - V' , ' ' ' : 1 xg I Huw ' Y 1 ,ww H, M 4 1 H Q53 M A DEBRA A. PAPROCKI 54 Dominican Road fm? S- r ' R 1 I ,1 -I F I n ' ' uw 7:1 an ,Z . Wm H, W.. Q 5? W, aa6Hff..woo H if WP-so .4.v mai' w . X A fm, X Xggffmu r , E X . V ,W u SUSAN l. PARDEE 38 Grove Streef CRAIG A. PENDLETON DAVID M. PEPE 15 Oakdale Road 6 Briarwood lane LINDA K. PETERSON SANDRA J. PIASECKI 12 Midwood Road 69 Monroe Street B ?' 1 - 1 ,wr ' I ' , -f-, if - we A L Members of the Student Council canvas a student opinion poll. GENA E. POLVERARI 29 Piscitello Drive DIANE C. POMEROY 5 Matthew Road 7238 CELESTE A. POUDRIER 7 Stone Street egg W ROBERT M. POWERS 33 School Street KARlA A. RANK 42 Harding Avenue JANELLE L. QUAII. 34 First Avenue ,, , . CHRISTINE E. RATLIFF 87 Florence Road DEIRDRE A. REDDEN 'I8 Hart Avenue Deirdre Redden views the grounds from the roof of BHS. During free time, Joseph Riolino sits in the new school bookstore. in ARTHUR 5. REED 19 Beach Place GAIL M. REINWALD 68 Dominican Road DEBORAH L RICCIO JOSEPH P. RIOLINO 17 Hoadley Road 48 South Monfowese Street -pd , A LT 11512311 Lv',.F-5 ivaqjggaqne 2 ,.jf,5,i4fL' H Ifr..-JP 'u 1 ROBIN ROSSITER 55 Feaiherbed Lane Gail Reinwald and Roymond Mozzarella await the last dance. Y QV! ' ij digg. .-:J I , rx im 51,3-., Junm-1 E. Roumce ' ' ' I 10 Crouch Road ,W CONSTANCE J. RUSSELL KAREN A. RUTKOWSKI 6 Crouch Road 27 Toole Drive -ti WAYNE A. SABINE VIRGINIA R. SAMPSON 156,Harbor Sfreef 109 Damascus Road We want a victory! CLAIRE A. SANIESKI 120 Elm Sfreei SHARON A. SANSONE 22 Hopson Avenue I-sw, QPU? JERRY J. SANTAGATA 30 Quarry Road M7 JAMES R. SAVASTANO 6 Sfonegufe Drive FN., ,YI-72 Claire Sanieski waits for ihe Icie bus. SARAH G. SCHMITT 28 North Branford Road KURT SCHWANFELDER B5 Mill Plhin Road il LAWRENCE H. SHOREY 525 East Main Sfreei , , , , .-., .YW kff,'7 i il w l l I l MICHAEL SIENA 9 Hoadley Lane DAVID R. SHEBELL 10 Field Place EARL D. SHOREY 525 Eusl Main Streei Search Schmifl checks her results for a molar culculafion. GEORGE T. SIMONSON DENISON C. SMITH, JR. 105 Cherry Hill Road 23 Becker Avenue 3 . .gmk il A - . K rf: 2 ,N Y,.:.-.- , li 1 1 - '-+:.g.,...... ., vv ---1,1----M -1----- -- A new- ...,... . , .ww ii i I. W J GERALD E. SMITH 211 Eos? Main Apt. 74 151.5 sk NE.-1 15?f R l ROBERT F. SMITH 47 Rogers Sheet .. .3 W 4'TPgLai1 .- , . ---' sw--3 -- -. ' ---V-wr: . ..,.,.X-:L -f-.. , -1,4 ' , ' 1 V--. 1. ff -gig, -- I x '.::::,:f U new ,.,n .2 1 . -- f ' , ' .V .ff grae-if-as ,fn -N 1- -' '-154525252-Q 3. ,, :ff ' - ' :Gi-i.,3:,, I ,xv . tual! '1 1 '2:2:-zrzrr-'. : ...2:5.. ..f' -'H 5, .V ----...N - s -fiz -1 .eyz ,. ,uw ,, J ..,.... .W .,,. . . , Q- - sf ff::-A--A 'N H . , ---W - 'SGML' r A .Yi - -,ur ff. ....... .J R V Q-,M , aww ,,,,4 - - . U . q Y-fi. , , - , -u - . -ffl. ,f ' , sg ff--3,4 - :Y 551- -. .,.,,.:. -3.4 LV- '. -ff , . L- -Y Q, --51 1.gi f-wff,1ii2:-a f 1 :sw J . v 'V -in sg- if ' ' Wil- I 1 '1f 57--5 -f? ?fl' Lf . :'57'4-'LT'l l if ...ai W CHM ,,,,,,f ' If ., , A triumphant Mr. Higgins beruies Eliza Doolittle. YO5HlHlSA Y. SONODA 18 Rock Pasture Road 1.5-. ESQMI Wie r We KEITH J. SORENSEN 'I6 Meadow Circle Roucl e if- A -' -1 i in Jil 132 i is STEVEN J. ST. LAURENT DAVID F. STONICK 76 Chestnut Street 75 Cedar Street STANLEY J. STOPKA JOAN B. STRICKLAND 10 East Main Street 45 Windmill Hill Road Between quarters Keith Sor- ensen pcxuses to tie his shoe W i'5g.yg. iivfiy Chips fly as Stanley Stopka works to form an exciting design. 155 I it ., , rr' ' ' W :I FSO -ui YW CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN KATHLEEN D. SULLIVAN 27 Riverside Drive 15 Pinewood Road Patti Sullivan reads quietly despiie disiraciions. A . PATTI ANN SULLIVAN 'IO Silver Streei RODNEY B. SWIFT 4 Tyler Place W V . ws :ew 'Liv M6222 MICHAEL I.. SWOFFORD 'I6 Pinewood Road was At the National Honor Socieiy Induction Margaret True Iighis the candle of schol- Robin Taylor concenlraies on her routine at a football game. arship. WILLIAM P. THOMPSON 249 Alps Road MICHAEL L. TAMSIN 25 lvy Sfreef ROBIN TAYLOR 60 Meadow Wood Road ,QF DIANE E. THORNTON I0 Mill Creek Road MARGARET M. TRUE 69 Greenfield Avenue EVELYN M. TUCKER 525 East Main Street 4 ,Z , fs, em . 1 v g 4 1. Q i A A x .r , Robert Wilson and Andrea Vulenfe find A Place In The Sun. Q59 156 DEBORAH ANN TUSCANO SALLY A. TUCKER 2 Bullou Road 56 Old Smugglers Road JAMES E. TWIGG 69 Flax Mill Road AM Mia, 1' 'M :.,1 . ' .. N 9 r WW ,,,. ,mum ...Aww R 7 JEANNE M. TWIGG Baton flushing, Sally Tucker execuies 69 Flax Mill Road cz precision drill. To DAVID A. VAILETTE 77 East Main Sheet SUSAN W. VAN COTT 20 Coachman Drive ANDREA T. VALENTE KATHERINE A. VALENTINO 45 Applewood Road 4 Field Place ffm. ' vf??i, EAL 5: Fe. E, , L 7 K .1 x V F -E-'Jr we i '-- .41 RAPHAELA M. VASTOLA 81 Rose H'H Road Greasepainf is no new experience to Susan Van Coit. Second attendant Denise Wood, and escort James Scnvustcno, await the coronation. The bockstroke is demonstrated by Robert Westcott. 1 ,4 l , 1 l A meg, is AE? Zi, , ue rf BETSY A. VOGT JANET M. WALSTON 5 51 Patrick Lane 31 Hilltop Drive ffIQ'vfl'l 'i'fQ5 lill'll'l,l11llli5E12ZQ' 'l', Qf,QQ-IM.ll l L ' - 'lf 'M EU iii EQ il? ii 151 KATHLEEN A WARD ELIZABETH A. WEBB BARBARA J. WARD . I 51 Mill Plain Road 508 leefes island Road 50 Thxmlole lslond Road ROBERT A. WESCOTT 65 Florence Road k DENISE E. WOOD 60 Monfowese Sireef THOMAS J. WOODWARD 18 Evergreen Place . BARBARA J. WETED JOANNE R, WETED 7 Beach Place 24 Limewood Avenue Thomas Woodward, 474, blocks an opponent. R3 I f?g f 'K' -Q: L. 5:33 QW ' l WILLIAM J. WRAGG JOSEPH F. YASEVAC 4 Stonegate Drive 85 Bradley Sfreef 228 Alps Road , ms, - ELAINE FLEMISTER 51 Brushy Plain Road - 31:55, lla-37,12 I .., ., , Q, , HWY. W V Ji 1 , ml ll .. mum lu lu E ROBERT R. YOUNG JOANNE B. ZURASKI RICHARD E. ZYRLIS 60 South Montowese Street 86 Rose Hill Road WFl'Z Fi ,V ?!Q 3 Acunzo, Adele P.: MILESTONE Staff: MILESTONE Homeroom Represen- tative: FTA 1: French Club 1, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 1: Dramatics Club 2, 3: Pep Club 3, 4. Ahern, Ellen B.: Dramatics Club 1: REVERBERATIONS 1: National Ho- nor Society 3, 4: MILESTONE Homeroom Representative: Pepe Scholastic Award 2: Track 1. Ahern, Theresa K.: Maiorettes 3, 4: Varsity Drag Queen 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 2: Youth Day 2: Dance Committees 1, 2: Field Hockey 2: Track 1. Altmannsberger, Nancy: Spanish Club 2: FNA 3, President 4: DWE 4: MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Arbegast, Betty A.: Spanish Club 1, 2: Spanish newspaper 1, 2: FBLA 2, 3, 4: Bookkeeping Award 2. Ash Jane E.: FTA 2, 3, Secretary 4: Library Aides 1, 2: Chemistry Club 3: SBE 3: MILESTONE Homeroom Representative: National Honor Society 4. Barker, Richard S.: Basketball 1: Cross Country 1. Barnes, Sarah B.: French Club 1, Secretary 2, President 3: BAROMETER 4: Dramatics Club 1, Scenery Chairman 2, 3, 4, Vice-president 4: lnner rcle Award 2. Bates, Deborah L.: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Bookeeping Award 3. 3. Ci James Hanna Deborah Ghodonius Most All-Around Involvement Most All-Around Involvement Bates, Louise M.: FHA 1, 2: Pep Club 1. Bernacki, Paul T.: Graduate 3: Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3: Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3: Barbershop Quartet 1, 2: Madrigal Chorus 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Stage Band 1, 2, 3: Student Council 3: Student Board of Education 3: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3: Biology Club 1: Chemistry Club 2: Southwest Division CMEA Chorus 1, 2, 3: Town Drug Committee 2, 3. Berry, A. Irene: Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4: FTA 3, 4. Bichun, Catherine M.: Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Youth Day 1, 2, 3: Student Council 1: Ski Club 2: Swim Club 3, 4: Modern Dance 1, 2, 4: Volleyball 2: Field Hockey 1: Intramurals 1, 2: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. Blowers, Barbara R.: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: FTA 4: MILESTONE Horne- room Representative. Bormann, Rebecca E.: MILESTONE Staff: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: National Ho- nor Society 4: Library Aides 3, 4: Debate Club 2: Dramatics Club 2. Brainard, Valynda J.: Pep Club 1, 2: Typing Award 3: National Honor Society 4. Brainerd, Dana L.: Boys' Chorus 1, 2: Mixed Choir 1, 2: DECA 3, 4. Brazzell, Thomas L.: Youth Day 3: Nutmeg Boys' State 3: Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ' Senior Directory Brown, W. Richard: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2. Callahan, Maureen A.: FBLA 2, President 3 and 4: Award 3. Calvert, Arnona M.: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3. Carubia, Paul C.: Dramatics Club 2: French Club 2: Track 1. Casanova, James E.: SBE 3, 4: MILESTONE Homeroom Representative: Soccer 3, 4: Intramurals 1, 2, 4. Celentano, Linda R.: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1: Ski Club 2: MILESTONE Homeroom Representative: Typing Award 2, 3. Coe, Russell R.: MILESTONE Staff: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Barbershop Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4: WHIP 2, 3: Stage'Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Madrigal Chorus 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 4: Chemistry Club 3, 4: Southwest Division CMEA Chorus 1, Band 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Comstock, Katharine C.: FTA 1, 2, Historian 3, Vice-president 4: French Comstock, Katherine C.: FTA 1, 2, Historian 3, Vice-president 4: French Club 3, Secretary 4: National Honor Society 4. Condie, Diane A.: Spanish Club 1, 2: Pep Club 3, 4: FBLA 4. Conroy, Timothy P.: Youth Day 3: Audio Visual Aides 3, 4: SBE 3: Cross Country 2: Tennis 2. Corcoran, Thomas A.: Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Choir 4. Crisci, Lois C.: FBLA 4: Typing Award 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Dance Committee 3. Cronin, Debra M.: Pep Club 1, Treasurer 2, Vice-president 3 and 4: Ski Club 1, 2: French Club 1: Dramatics Club 1: Mixed Choir 1: Class Treas- urer 1, 2, 3: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3: Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2 3: Modern Dance 1, 2, 4: Intramurals 1, 2: National Honor Society 4. Crowley, Kathleen M.: Dramatics Club 3: Ski Club 3, 4. Curran, Jean E.: Transferred from Cicero High School, Cicero, New York. 4: Dramatics Club 1: FHA 1: Ski Club 3: Gymnastics 1. Curran, Joan P.: Transferred from Cicero High School, Cicero, New York 4: Dramatics Club 1: FHA 1: Ski Club 3: Gymnastics 1. Daly, Patricia E.: Pep Club 1: Dramatics Club 1: FHA Treasurer 2: FBLA 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 2: Mixed Choir 3, 4. Davis Cynthia L.: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3: FNA Vice-president 3: MILE- STONE Homeroom Representative. Davis, Frank C.: Dramatics Club 1: Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3: Football 1: Track 1, 2: Southwest Division CMEA Chorus 4. Davis, Lawrence M:. French Club 1, 2, 3: BAROMETER 1, 2, 3, 4: Dra- matics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. DeMarseilles, James E.: Basketball 1. Dearborne, Carolyn P.: Transferred from East Haven High School, East Haven, Connecticut 4. Dickinson, Kenneth B.: MILESTONE Homeroom Representative: Intramu- rals 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Basketball I: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Soccer 4. Didow, Susan J.: MILESTONE Homeroom Representative: Girls' Chorus 1: REVERBERATIONS 4: Dramatics Club 4: Dance Committee 3. Dalomont, Allan K.: Student Council 1, 2: Class President 1: Cross Country 1, 2: Basketball 1, 3: Golf 1, 2, 3, 4: Soccer 4. Donahue, Patricia L.: Dramatics Club 1, 2: Pep Club 2: Typing Award 3. Doolittle, Kurt: Ski Club 3: Pep Club 4: Swim Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Track 1, 2, 3. Drury, Cynthia M.: MILESTONE Homeroom Representative: FTA 1: FBLA 2: Pep Club 1: Dance Committees 3: Typing Award 3. Engstrom, Karen M.: MILESTONE Homeroom Representative: National Honor Society 4: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: French Club 2, 3: Competitive Modern Dance 2: Ski Club 2: Cheerleading 3, 4: Fresh- man Book Award 1: Intramurals 2. Enlund, Kathy A.: Student Council 1, 2: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 4: Inter- national Club Secretary-Treasurer 4: Inner Circle Award 2. Erickson, Donna E.: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: MILESTONE Homeroom Repre- sentative: Cheerleading 4: Modern Dance 1, 2: Youth Day 2: Ski Club 2: Mixed Choir 1. Esborn, William N.: Football 1, 2: Basketball 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Intra- murals 2. Ezold, Karen A.: Spanish Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3: FNA 4: MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Farina, Valerie S.: Pep Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 1, 2: Dramatics Club 1, 2. Fenwick, Brian D.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4: WHIP 2, 3: Dramatics Club 2: Southwest Division CMEA Band 2, 3: Mixed Choir 4: CMEA State Band 4. H Ferraro, Rosemarie: DECA Treasurer 4. Firth, Adrienne L.: Pep Club 1, 2: Dramatics Club 1, 2: Dance Commit- tees 2, 3: MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Flagge, Laura A.: Spanish Club 1, 2: FBLA 2, 3, 4. Fax, Christopher A.: REVERBERATIONS 3: SBE 3, 4: Tennis 1: Cross Country 2, 3: Track 2: Soccer 4. Fresco, Carol A.: MILESTONE Staff Business Manager: Pep Club 2, 3: Secretary 4: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1. 2: Girls' Chorus 1: Dance Committees 2, 3: National Honor Society 4: MILESTONE Homeroom Rep- resentative. Gentile, Marlene M.: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, French Club 2, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Madrigal Chorus 4, REVERBERATIONS 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Ghodonius, Deborah L.: Student Council 1, 2 ,3, 4, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, HORNET 1, Exchange Editor 2, FNA 3, Youth Day 2, 3, Connecticut Association of Women and Deans 3, Junior Prom Queen 3, DAR Award 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Gillen, Justine M.: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 2, Mixed Choir 1, 3, Pep Club 2, SBE 3, Marksman Award 1, 3. Gillin, Laurie A.: Spanish Club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Swim Club 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, Youth Day 2, 3, Dance Committees 2, 3, Student Council 3, Cheerleading 4, Town Drug Committee 4, Laurel Girls' State 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Giordano, Lawrence: Ski Club 2, Pep Club 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Intra- murals 2, Basketball 2, Soccer 3, 4, All-Housatonic Baseball League 3. Golinowski, Edward B.: Mixed Choir 1, French Club 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Soccer 3, 4, Southwest Division CMEA Chorus 1. Grandel, Joseph P.: Boys' Chorus 4, Mixed Choir 4. Griesing, David F.: Dramatics Club 1, Boys' Social Chairman 2, Class President 3, 4, French Club 2, Youth Day 2, 3, Student Council 3, 4, Art Club Vice-president 3, Ski Club 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Swim Club 4, Harvard Book Award 3, Nutmeg Boys' State 3, MILE- STONE Homeroom Representative. Griesing, Diane M.: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Maiorettes 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4. Hagan, Judy: Transferred from St. Joseph Central High School, Pitts- field, Massachusetts 3, ECHO 2, BAROMETER 3, FTA 4. Hanna, James D.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, Ski Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Youth Day 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Vice-president 4, Town Drug Committee 3, BAROMETER Photographer 3, Soccer 3, 4, MILE- STONE Homeroom Representative. Hanson, Clifford M.: French Club 2, National Honor Society 4, Baseball 2, Soccer 3, Co-Captain 4. Harvey, Donna J.: Modern Dance 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, Student Council 2, Ski Club 3, Dramatics Club 1, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, Sweater Award 3. Haverkampf, W. Joseph: Basketball 1, Intramurals 2, 3. Hawtin, Joseph H., Jr.: Student Council 1, 2, Treasurer 3 and 4, French Club 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Choir 1, 2, Tennis 2, Soccer 3, HORNET Boy of the Month 1. Hennessey, Nancy L.: Pep Club 1, 2, Dance Committee 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Holabird, Laurie B.: Girls' Chorus 1, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Dance Commit- tees 1, 2, 3, Typing Award 3, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Holmes, Doreen K.: DECA 3, 4, Typing Award 3, DECA Achievement Award 3. Jacobson, Nancy A.: Dramatics Club 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance 2, 4, French Club 2, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3. 4 David Griesing 162 Done Most for the Class Thomas Woodward Most Pleasing Personality Johnson, Karen M.: French Club 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Keenan, Russell E.: WHIP 1, 2, Student Censor 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 3, Co-Captain 4, Chamber of Commerce Essay Award 3, All-Hou- satonic Cross-Country Team 4, National Honor Society 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. - Kendall, David C.: Interested in Sailing, Swimming, and Motorcycles. Kling, Debra A.: Dramatics Club 1, MILESTONE Homeroom Represen- tative, Knapp, Cynthia A.: Pep Club 1. Kolstad, Christopher A.: Transferred from Kimball Union Academy, Meriden, New Hampshire 3, Ski Club 3, Tennis 3, DWE 4. Laich, Sandra J.: FHA 1, 2, Art Club 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Youth Day 2, 3, Dance Committee 2, Intramurals 2, MILESTONE Homeroom Repre- sentative. Lane, Deborah A.: DECA 3, 4, Typing Award 2. fi f i E s is , . 1 1 it .2 E W Denise Wood Done Most for the Class Nancy Jacobson Most Pleasing Personality Lane, Priscilla C.: Dramatics Club 1, 2, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Lange, Karen E.: Modern Dance 1, 2, 4, Spanish Club 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 2, Track 3, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Lembo, Donna M.: Spanish Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 2, Dance Com- mittees 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Represen- tative. Leona, Donald J.: Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Bar- bershop Quartet 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4. Libby, George R.: Spanish Club 1, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. Lillquist, Leonard A.: Interested in Boating. Lybeck, Karen R.: Dramatics Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, Track 2, Fenc- ing Club 4. Lynch, Sean W.: Interested in Bowling, Boating, Swimming, Water-Ski- ing, Basketball, and Movies. MacBride, Beverly R.: Dramatics Club 1, Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 1, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Maloney, Karen E.: Dramatics Club i, FNA 1, 2, Secretary 3, Vice-pres- dent 4, Girls' Chorus 1, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Health Occupations 4, FNA Es- say Award 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Mangs, Peter J.: Track 2, SBE 3, 4. Marinelli, Patricia A.: Pep Club 1, French Club 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, Dance Committees 1, 3, Inter- national Club 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Markesich, Stephen L.: Basketball Statistician 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, Track 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Martone, Carla A.: FHA 2, FBLA 2, Treasurer 3, 4, DWE 4, Typing Award 3, 4. Mozzarella, Raymond, Jr.: Pep Club 3, 4, DECA 3, President 4, Dance Committees 1, 3, Baseball Manager and Statistician 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representa- tive. McKay, Barbara L.: MILESTONE Staff, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 3, Mixed Choir 2, 3, Southwest Division CMEA Band 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club I, 2, 4. Meyer, Joseph: Student Council 1, Intramurals 2, 4, Swim Club 2, 3, Captain 4. Miller, James S.: Chemistry Club 3, '4, SBE 3, 4, Soccer 3, 4, Pepe Scholastic Award 2, National Honor Society 3, 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Moffatt, Patricia: Field Hockey 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pepe Scholastic Award 2, National Honor So- ciety 3, 4. Moler, Nancy M.: Graduate 3, Transferred from Hamden High School, Hamden, Connecticut 2, Student Council 1, Dramatics Club I, 3, Basket- ball I, Field Hockey 1. Molta, William R.: Band I, 2, 3. Monaco, Debra L.: FBLA 2, DECA Secretary 4, Basketball Manager 1, 2, Track 2. Mooney, Paul J.: Dramatics Club 1, SBE 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Mullen, Thomas E.: Debate Club 1, Dramatics Club 1, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, Band 3, Stage Band 3. Munson, Christopher N.: SBE 3, 4. Nezlo, Donna M.: Spanish Club I, 2, French Club 2, FNA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Girls' Social Chairman 3, Intramurals 1, Basketball 1, Man- ager 2. Nobile, Claudia L.: HORNET 1, French Club 1, Vice-president 2, 3, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Youth Day 3, Modern Dance 1, 2, 4, Field Hockey 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Maiorettes 2, 3, Captain 4, Laurel Girls' State 3, National Honor Society 4. Onnen, Joyce A.: MILESTONE Staff, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Pep Club I, 2, FHA 1, Secretary 2. Osochowsky, Cynthia J.: Pep Club 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, Ski Club 2, 3, Dance Committees I, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 2, Intra- murals 3. Pacelli, Leslie R.: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 1, Dance Committee 2, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative, Health Occupations 4. Palaia, Kathy J.: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club. 1, Student Council 2. Palumbo, Karl J.: Spanish Club 1, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Track 3. Paprocki, Debra A.: FTA 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Manager 2, Intramur- als 1, FTA Award. Pardee, Susan L.: Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. Pepe, David M.: Spanish Club 1, Youth Day 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, ln- tramurals 1, 4. Peterson, Linda K.: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Piasecki, Sandra J.: Pep Club 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Ski Club 4, MILE- STONE Homeroom Representative, Class Vice-president 4, Intramurals 1, 2. Polverari, Gena E.: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Pomeroy, Diane C.: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Dance Committee 3, BAROMETER 3, French Club 2. Poudrier, Celeste: FNA l, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Dance Committee 3. Powers, Robert: Band 1, 2, Football I, 2. Quail, Janell L.: Transferred from Bear Creek High School, Denver, Colorado 4. George Simonson Ellen Ahern Must Likely to Succeed Most Likely to Succeed 63 Rank, Karla A.: Mixed Choir 3, Health Occupations 4. Redden, Deirdre: Transferred from Day Prospect Hill, New Haven, Con- necticut 3, Swim Club Treasurer 3 and 4, MILESTONE Staff, Editorial As- sistant, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 3, 4. Reed, Arthur: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 4, Soccer 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Raymond Mazzarella Most School Spirit rf l 1 1 ,tg ig , 4 it 'Ti 1. rig: li N trr'i'i Qt 1 e4 1, 1 H ii .i V. XX. ff ii l'1fvfi,'ii if 1 1 , ' ., 3 1' is A ,.g . . 1 xg 1 , .EeE...Z V 1-E.. , ,......z ' - l ' Us if .s 5 4 21' ' 'M df - w r ' ff : AIR- .- eg .' 1. 2 . 5 . .4 - sh '-ff. r' 1- wa...- - Ls lJl'.Z.:'. Lp ',F,5L1, .f Q 1 'C -4 3 1 3 Qdnglligg lefblkwi ,.,. I il Ig., I ' ' ,lf'x' . ii. PY cf. Carol Fresco Most School Spirit Reinwald, Gail M.: FTA 1, 2, Pep Club 1, Dance Committees 2, 3, Bas- ketball 1, Volleyball 2, 3, 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Riccio, Deborah L.: FHA 1, FBLA 3, 4. Ricker, James A.: Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Stage Band 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3. Riolino, Joseph P.: Football 1, Baseball 2. Rossiter, Robin B.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 2, 3, 4. 164 Rourke, Judith E.: DWE 4, FBLA 2, 3, Secretary 4, Girls' Chorus 1. Rutkowski, Karen A.: MILESTONE Editor, FTA 3, French Club 2, 3, Mod- ern Dance 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, Youth- Day 3, Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Basketball'1, 2, 3, lntramurals 1, National Honor Society 4, Typing Award 3. Sabine, Wayne A.: Football 1, 2, 3. Sampson, Virginia R.: Dramatics Club 1, Debate Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Mixed Choir 1, REVERBERATIONS Literary Editor 2, 3, Co-Editor 4, Student Council 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Class President 2. Sanieski, Claire A.: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Dance Committees 3. Savastano, James R.: Student Council 2, 3, Boys' Social Chairman 1, Class Vice-president 2, Dance Committees 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3. 'f Schmitt, Sarah G.: Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Southwest Division CMEA Chorus 1, 2. 1 Schwantelder, Kurt M.: Cross Country 1, Track 1, Dance Committee 3, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Shepard, Carol: Band 1, 2, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey 3, 4. Shorey, Earl D.: Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, Boys' Chorus 1, 3, D.E. 3, 4. Siena, Michael: Interested in Sports and Chemistry. Simonson, George T.: Dramatics Club 1, 3, 4, Debate Club 1, 2, WHIP Editor 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, HORNET 1, French Club 1, Bar- bershop Quartet 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigal Chorus 3, 4, Southwest Division CMEA Band 2, CMEA State Band 3, 4, Laurel Music Camp Scholarship 3, National Honor Society Chairman 3, 4, National Merit Letter of Commen- dation 4. Smith, Denison C., Jr.: Ski Club 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Swim Club 4. Smith, Gerald E.: Basketball 1, Track 2, lntramurals 2, 3, 4. Smith, Robert F.: Basketball 1, 2. Sonoda, Yoshihisa Y.: lnterested in Sports. Sorensen, Keith J.: Track 1, 2, Soccer 3, 4. St. Laurent, Steven J.: Dramatics Club 1, 3, 4, SBE 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2. Stark, Wanda F.: Band 1, 2. - Stonick, David F.: Interested in Sports. Stopka, Stanley J.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, WHIP 2, 4, Soccer 3, 4. Strickland, Joan B.: Spanish Club 1, REVERBERATIONS 3, 4. Sullivan, Christopher: Football 1, Basketball 1, Gymnastics 3, Trans- ferred from Weymouth High School, Weymouth, Massachusetts 4. Sullivan, Kathleen D.: Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, French Club 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Youth Day 3, Student Coun- cil 4, Girls' Social Chairman 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative, Voice of Democracy Award 3. Sullivan, Patti Ann: FBLA 2, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 4, DECA 3, Dramatics Club 4. Swift, Rodney B.: Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Taylor, Robin: Dramatics Club 1, Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative, Girls' Chorus 1, National Honor Society 3, 4. Thompson, William P.: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3. Thornton, Diane E.: Dramatics Club 1, 2, French Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2, Chamber of Commerce Essay Award 3. True, Margaret M.: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, HORNET 1, 2, BAROMETER 3, Maiorettes 3, 4, National Honor Society, Secretary-Treasurer 3 and 4, Southwest Division CMEA Chorus 3. Tuscano, Deborah A.: Spanish Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2. Twigg, James E.: Spanish Club 2. Twigg, Jeanne M.: Dramatics Club 1, 2, Dance Committee 2, REVERBER- ATIONS 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Secretary 3. Valente, Andrea T.: French Club 1, 2, SBE 3, Secretary 4, Prom Dec- orations Chairman 3, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative. Valentino, Katherine A.: FHA 2, FBLA 3, Vice-President 4, Pep Club 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Field Hockey 2, 3. VanCott, Susan W.: Dramatics Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Spanish Club 2, Madrigal Chorus 3, 4, Best Actress 3, Inner Circle Award 3, South- west Division CMEA Chorus 3, 4, Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4. Vastola, Raphaela: FBLA 3, Treasurer 4, Typing Award 2, 3. Vogt, Betsy A.: FHA 1, Historian 2, FBLA 2, Vice-President 3, 4, DWE 4. Walston, Janet M.: Dramatics Club 2, Spanish Club 3. Ward, Kathleen A.: FHA 1, FBLA 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Dance Committee 2, Dance Committees 2, 3. - Ward, Kathleen A.: FHA 1, FBLA 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Dance Committees 3, MILESTONE Homeroom Representative, Field Hockey 1, 2. Wescott, Robert A.: Football 1, Swim Club 4. Weted, Barbara J.: French Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Track Manager 3. Weted, Joanne R.: Pep Club 1, 3, FBLA 2, 3, DECA 4. Wirtz, Kenneth: Transferred from East Haven High School, East Haven, Connecticut 4. Wood, Denise E.: Dramatics Club 1, 2, HORNET 1, Business Manager 2, Class Vice-President 3, FTA 3, Student Council 4, Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Wragg, William J.: Track 3. Young, Robert R.: Football 1. Zuraski. Joanne B.: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, Dance Com- mittee 3, FBLA 2, 3, 4. In Memoriam I HOW Robert Sarles I Mark Twyford In August of 1970, Michael Hoyt, Robert Sarles, and Mark Twyford died. We look with regret upon the accident which took their lives, remembering the laughing smiles, the hard work, and the friend- ship we found within them. Yet together we will find strength in the memories they left behind. Together we grow, learning to love and to hate. From both our friends and our enemies, we clisqover our real char- acter, as well as oljr faults. 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H -Qs - 2 ' .,. , .... J, ,i w a ' . '--- Jn , . ,M ,,,w .. - . .4-: .- S , l-, xx 2 - 6 NA X we U E A -.- -..Nq'h-.,X-feq hx, Nh .N 1-A 75 l 1 Our future depends on how we have YI shaped The past and present. L L Q E L ,Fa-. '-1 Time waits for no one Together we must go Acknowledgements The most importantl factor in pro- ducing a yearbook is cooperation and participation not only by the staff, but by others who lent their efforts and talents. ' It is impossible to thank a single photographer because Loring Studio provided us with many. We appreci- ate the fine quality of all these pictures taken. Aside from the pictures, the main portion of any yearbook is assem- bling, enlarging, reducing, setting up galleys and acquainting us with cur- rent publication trends. This all falls under the title of publishing. This year we were fortunate enough to have Mr. Jack Brown of O'Toole and Sons as our publisher once again. Accurate guidance is essential. Val- uable criticism was gratefully ac- cepted by the staff. Encouragement when things seemed. wrong helped to pull us through. We would like to thank Mrs. Lucila Patch, our advisor, for her never-ending patience and de- votion. We never could have done this alone. I The staff would like to take this op- portunity to thank all these people who worked so hard to make the 'l97'l MILESTONE possible. A Abbotts, Scott B. 87 Aceto, Lynn M. 55, 78 Aceto, Nelson E. 87 Activities 37-64 Acunzo, Adele P. 60, 61, 116 Adams, Warren E. 31 Adams, William 34 Adkins, Diana 44 Administration 9-36 Alifinito, Laurette L. 66 Agan, Sally 18, 50 Ahern, Eileen W. 44 Ahern, Ellen B. 53, 61, 113, 116 Ahern, Joann E. 78 Ahern, Patricia A. 78 ' Ahern, Theresa K. 38, 116 Alfano, Andrea A. 78, 80 Alfano, Peter J. 101, 103 Allinson, Thomas R. 86, 87, 94 Allsburger, Carol 34 Altermatt, John G. 87, 100 Altieri, Roseann L. 55, 78 Altmannsberger, Nancy C. 47, 55, 116 Amarante, Amarante, Lynn A. 78 Maryann A. 78 Amatrudo, Edward B. 49, 56, 66 Amatrudo, Terri R. 44, 56, 87, 104 Ammerer, Norman H. 66 Anastasia, Anthony L. 78 Anderson, Beth Ellen 87 Anderson, July L. 87 Anderson, Karen F. 87 Anderson, Linda J. 66 Anderson, Peter A. 47 Anderson, Susan J. 87 Angeloff, Susan F. 78, 104 Bates, Louise M. 118, 119 Bauer, Marshall P. 48, 78, 94 Bauerfeld, Richard J. 48, 66 Beardsley, Doris E. 79 Beardsley, Linda J. 87 Beauchamp, Jonathan J. 20 Beaudin, Myron 34 Beckley, Hal C. 66 Belanic, Kenneth M. 15, 39, 79 Berdick, Dena A. 87 Berfield, Laura 87 Bernacki, Paul T. 38, 39, 44, 50, 118, 133 Bernardo, Deborah A. 76 Berry, A. Irene 118 Bescher, Barbara L. 44 Bescher, Roberta A. 42, 78, 79 Bichun, Catherine M. 40, 48, 118 Bichun, Eileen M. 66, 73 Biondello, Frank P. 66, 91 Birbarie, George D. 67 Birbarie, Joan L. 55, 79 Birbarie, Laura J. 41, 87 Bischoff, Carol 27 Bishop, Steven 67 Bjorklund, Ann L. 67 Blood, Marsia A. 44, 79 Bloomquist, Kathleen L. 55 Blowers, Barbara R. 61, 119 Bogacki, Judith E. 119 Bolling, Jane 67, 105 Bolling, Robert H. 79 Bonci, Carol A. 67 Bonfiglio, Harris G. 25, 67 Booth, Barbara M. 51 Booth, Patricia A. 67 Bormann, Bernard T. 48, 87 Bormann, Rebecca E. 39, 53, 58, Angeloff, Thomas 43, 56, 87 Annunziata, Jane F. 44, 56, 78 Anyzeski, John E. 87 Arbegast, Betty Ann 116 Argegast, Eileen M. 87 Arotsky, Albert 87, 98 Art 14, 15 Ash, Jane E. 53, 117 Atkinson, Philip J. 66 Audio-Visual Aides 58 Avitable, Joanne M. 44, 48, 66 Backes, Thomas L. 48, 78 Badali, Debra A. 87, 97 Bailey, Thomas C. 59, 86, 87, 100 119 Boswell, Jon D. 44, 87 Bougie, Louis G. 13 Bouley, Meredith A. 39, 87 Bouley, Thomas O. 16 Bourne, Richard 48, 87 Bowen, Edward F. 67 Bower, Peter J. 87 Bowman, David H. 101, 102 Boyd, Bill W. 19 Bradeen, Deborah 67 Bradley, Ursula S. 86 Brainard, Valynda J. 53, 119 Brainerd, Dana L. 47, 55, 119 Brainerd, Elaine 33 Brancat Brancat Brandt, o, Carol L. 48, 67 o, Diane E. 48, 80 Linda L. 79 Baker, E. Bentley B7 Balestracci, Peter B. 47 Ball, Frenia A. 42, 49, 56, 97 Ballard, Beth M. 87 Band 38, 39 Barkan, Christopher P. 117 Barkan, Susan E. 78 Barker, Barbara 18 Barker, Richard S. 117 Barnes, Mark D. 87, 91, 98 Barnes, Sarah B. 50, 117 Bratten, Cecilia E. 120 Bratten, Mary Rose 67 Bray, Thomas S. 86, 98, 101, 102 Brazzell, Thomas L. 98, 101, 103, 121, 127 Brecciaroli, Alan D. 86 Breed, Lisa J. 67 Brennan, Laura S. 79 Brennan, Martha H. 79 Brockett, Timothy D. 83 Browder, Charles B. 79, 98 Barometer 64 Barron, George T. 42, 94 Barry, Edward T. 10, 11 Bartholomew, Dana J. 48, 59, 87 Bartholomew, Jeffrey C. 47, 117 Baseball 105-109 Basketball, Boys' 101-103 Basketball, Girls' 104, 105 Bates, Deborah L. 118 Bates, Lorraine G. 44, 78 Brown, Brady 58 Brown, Deborah L. 44, 49, 79, 82 Brown, Paul F. 98 Brown, Robert A. 48, 94 Brown, W. Richard 39, 120 Brownell, Tracey 114 Buchanan, Susan 18, 50 Burban, Daniel S. 120 Burban, Gene 67 Burban, Lorelei J. 67 56, 112, 61, 118, 112, 120, Index Burban, Sharon A. 86 Burhans, Julie M. 67 Burke, Bryan 71 Burkhart, Jane 32 Burrier, Walter P. 67, 72 Burrier, Wanda C. 86 Burruss, Beverly Ann 86, 97 Business 16, 17 Buza, Jacqueline D. 53, 113, 120 C Cadett, Jean E. 79 Cafeteria Staff 34 Callachan, John H. 64, 67 Callahan, Maureen A. 55, 121 Callahan, William J. 67 Calling, Doreen E. 86 Calvert, Arnona M. 47, 121 Campos, Leo 34 Capezzone, Leslie J. 44, 67 Cappetta, Kenneth M. 67 Cappetta, Ronald P. 121 Carloni, Kenneth R. 43, 86, 94 Carloni, Susan J. 44, 67 Carman, William A. 58 Carpenter, Gregory 67, 100 Carpenter, Pamela J. 87 Carpentieri, Linda J. 67 Cartisano, Tony 23 Carubia, Paul C. 121 Casanova, Gerald P. 67 Casanova, James E. 43, 94, 121 Cassell, Kevin M. 56, 86 Castellon, Anthony H. 79, 92, 102 Castellon, Maryann 48, 79, 97, 105 Ceccolini, Robert L. 82, 86, 98, 101, 102 Celentano, James 67, 100 Celentano, Linda R. 61, 122 Chapkovich, Gail E. 44, 79 Charlotte, Patricia E. 44, 79 Chase, Lavinia 18 Chase, Lawrence E. 122 Cheerleaders 40, 41 Cheeseman, Valerie J. 87 Chemistry Club 43 Choir 44, 45 Christian, Donna 18 Christiano, Jonna J. 79 Church, Andrea M. 44, 59, 87 Church, Cynthia A. 79 Church, Mary Ellen 87 Church, Sally A. 79 Cimino, Debbie A. 47, 122 Ciofii, David M. 87 Ciotfi, Gregory 67 Cipriani, Mary R. 67 Civitelli, Carolann M. 55, 79 Clancy, Mary E. 87 Clancy, Michael B. 67 Class of 1972 86-92 Class of 1973 78-85 Class of 1974 66-77 Coe, Russell R. 39, 43, 44, 53, 60, 122 Cognato, Alexis A. 87 Cognato, Cynthia 44, 67 Colavolpe, Anita L. 67 Colavolpe, Renee A. 87 Colburn, Norman R. 67 Colburn, Pamela A. 87 Coleman, Antoinette M. 33 Coleman, Kim P. 79 Collingwood, Melinda L. 87 Collins, Peter L. 43, 122 Colter, David B. 44 Comstock, Katharine C. 53, 61, 123 Conant, Condie, Condie, Connell, Connell, Connor, Conroy, Conroy, Holly L. 42, 79 Diane A. 55, 123 Margaret A. 38, 87 Kevin D.s79, 100 Kathleen M. 68 Coleen H. 68 Kathleen M. 87 Timothy P. 123 Cooke, Wayne N. 79, 101, 102 Cooke, Wendy A. 68 Cooper, Cooper, Donald M. 87 Timothy G. 87 Copperthite, Shirley 34 Corbett, Corbett, Corbett, Dennis J. 47 George D. 98, 101, 102 William S. 24, 68 Corcoran, Bruce 87 Corcoran, Deborah A. 44, 79 Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Cornachi , Karen E. 68 , Maureen A. 38, 87 , Thomas A. 44, 123 ni, Elise 66, 68, 105 Cornachini, Marsha L. 61, 97, Corning, John 27 Cosmopolitan Club 42 Cost, Daniel 84 Costello, Cote, Do George W. 68 minic 11, 21 Cote, Stephen R. 68 Cotton, Edward 28 Coutts, Susan E. 68 Covert, Paul F. 87 Covert, Peter B. 79 Coveyduck, Karen L. 124 Cramer, Dana A. 48 Crelin, Edmund S. 49, 68 Crelin, Sheryl L. 87, 90 Crescenti, Edmund A. 47 Cretella, Cretella, Kari L. 79 Wendy B. 68 Crisci, Lois C. 53, 55, 124 Cronin, Daniel D. 79 Cronin, Debra M. 53, 97, 104, 1 Cross Co untry 100 Crotty, Gerald 23 Crotty, Marie 33 Crowley, Kathleen M. 124 Cummings, Barbara 48, 68 Cuozzo, Judith 13 Curran, Jean E. 125 Curran, Joan P. 124 Currie, James J. 88 Custodial Staff 34 Czaplicki, John L. 79 D Da co rte, Robert P. 79 D'Adamo, Onorio E. 88 Dalandek, Sandra A. 79 Daly, Mary R. 21 Daly, Pa tricia E. 125 D'Amato, John S. 31 D'Amico, Frank D. 68 D'Amico, Robert J. 79 D'Amico, Scott R. 68 Davis, Cynthia L. 125, 128 Davis, Frank C. 125 Davis, John H. 44, 68 Davis, Lawrence M. 49, 125 Dawson, Carl S. 44, 68 Dean, David T. 24 Dearborne, Carolyn P. 126 DeCaprio, Peter A. 79 Dedication 2, 3 DeG ray, Doris A. 55, 79 Delise, Marybeth 10, 49, 68 DeLise, Philip A. 16 DelPrete, Joanne L. 88 DeLucia, Janis A. 44, 68 DeMarseilles, James E- 126 104, 123 24 DeMarseilles, Mark A. 68 Dempsey, James F. 58, 68 Dendas, Mary Ann 79, 85 Desenberg, Joel A. 68 Desi, Janice E. 88, 97 Deutch, Steven H. 80 DiBuccio, Pasquale J. 80, 98 DiCapua, Ralph E. 39, 56, 78, 80, 98 Dickinson, Kenneth B. 94, 126 Didow, Susan J. 49, 61, 126 Dionne, Ruth E. 80 DiRienzo, Lori A. 68 Distributive Education Clubs of America 46 Diversified Work Experience 47 Divoll, Lisa N. 44, 49, 80 Divoll, Stephen R. 39, 88 Doebrick, Cheryl A. 44, 49, 68 Dolan, Leslie B. 59, 80 Dolomont, Allan K. 94, 126 Dolomont, Timothy 68, 94 Dombrowski, Philip J.. 88, 98 Donadio, Cathy A. 44 Donadio, Evelyn T. 56, 88, 97 Donahue, Patricia L. 127 Donaldson, James C. 88 Donaldson, Lawrence L. 68 Donofrio, Donna R. 44, 68 Doody, Regina M. 55 Dooley, Lawrence M. 56,'133 Dooley, Louise M. 42, 49, 55 Doolittle, Kurt 47, 48, 98, 127 Doolittle, Scott A. 88, 98 Dore, Edward A. 47, 88 Dougherty, Michael D. 88, 98 Dougherty, Peter 68 Dramatics Club 48-51 Drobish, Gregory J. 88, 94 Drury, Cynthia M. 61, 127 Duell, Debra 68 Dufour, Paul R. 68 Dugan, Violet 12 Duiack, Debra 68 Dutton, James A. 25 Dwyer, Deborah N. 59, 80 Dwyer, William J. 80 Dykun, Tina M. 68 Dymarczyk, Joyce L. 80 Eastwood, Theodore W., Jr. 64, 80 Edwards, Kathleen M. 41, 78, 80 Elias, Michael 15 Ellis, Robert A. 17, 102 Elrick, Charles B. 48, 88, 98 Elrick, Patricia A. 59, 80 Eminger, Luanne 14 Emons, William M. 88 English 18, 19 Engstrom, Karen M. 40, 53, 61, 113, 127 Enlund, Kathy A. 127 Epps, Cynthia S. 88 Eppes, Niki G. 68 Erickson, Christine S. 80 Erickson, Donna E. 40, 128 Erickson, Nancy S. 68 Esborn, William N. 128 Eschrich, Timothy C. 44, 68 Estrom, Howard J. 88 Everett, Ellen R. 68 Ezold, Karen A. 61, 128 Ezolcl, Peter 68 F Fadel. Jean M. 44, 68, 74 Falk, Terry N. 80 Farina, Joseph R. 29, 98, 99 Farina, Valerie S. 128 Fasano, David E. 80 Fenn, Jeflirey W. 94 Fenn, Shelley R. 44, 80 Fenwick, Brian D. 39, 128 Ferrara, Carl L. 80 Ferrara, Donna A. 14, 68 Ferrara, Roseann 68 Ferrara, Rosemarie 46, 129 Festa, Margo E. 44 Ficociello, Mark 80, 98 Field Hockey 96, 97 Filas, Pauline N. 80 Finkel, Jill K. 68 Finn, Kathleen A. 68 Finnegan, Kathleen M. 80 Firth, Adrienne L. 61, 129 Fitzgerald, M. Stephanie 59, 68 Flagge, Frank 80 Flagge, Laura A. 55, 129 Flanagan, Brian F. 48, 88 Football 98, 99 Ford, Anne K. 59, 80, 81 Ford, Elizabeth P. 68 Foreign Languages 20, 21 Forrestt, Alexander A. 88 Fortune, Grace E. 68 Fortune, Jane E. 49, 68 Fortune, Robert J. 68 Fox, Catherine M. 68 Fox, Elizabeth A. 80 Freeman, Michael 68 French Club 52 Fresa, Gennaro 129 Fresco, Carol A. 53, 61, 129 Fresco, Paul L. 80, 102 Freund, Paul B. 80, 102 Friedman, Susan 18 Frink, Aletta L. 88 Frischkorn, Ruth 15, 44, 45 Fuller, Paula L. 44, 80 Fuller, Ralph E. 25 Fusco, Sharon 86, 88 FBLA 54, 55 FHA 54, 55 FNA 54, 55 FTA 54, 55 G Gage, Glenda 16, 69, 97, 105 Gage, Susan C. 39, 44, 80 Galdenzi, Luann C. 88, 97 Gallagher, Donna J. 69 Gallagher, Pamela J. 69 Gambardella, Mary L. 48, 130 Gargamelli, Emma 34 Gargamelli, Maria A. 59, 69 Gargamelli, Marie T. 80 Gargano, Donald J. 69, 102 Gargano, Joseph J. 88, 98, 102 Gargano, Thomas R. 69 Gaudio, Joseph A. 39, 88 Geier, Deborah L. 56, 59, 69 Geier, Robert M. 88, 98 Gelinas, Marguerite 32 Gelman, Eve M. 69 Gentile, Marlene M. 44, 55, 61, 130 Gestay, Andrea L. 88 Ghiroli, Dante 114 Ghodonius, Deborah L. 56, 61, 114, 115 130 Gideon, Carol 19 Gillen, Justine M. 130 Gillen, Paula E. 69 Gillette, Nancy L. 55, 80, 97 Gillin, Laurie A. 40, 48. 53, 59, 61 130 Gillin, Patricia J. 59, 69 Gillis, James H. 88, 98 Gilmore, Michele A. 69 Giordano, Lawrence 94, 130 Giordano, Mary A. 88 Giordano, Michael G. 69 Giordano, Michael J. 69 Giordano, Suzanne 22, 80 Giramonti, Catherine L. 80 Giramonti, Deborah A. 69 Girard, Andrea R. 80 Glabau, Debra D. 42, 56, 78, 80 Gladdys, Robert A. 69 Glynn, Eileen A. 59, 80 Glynn, James Francis 88, 98 Goclowski, David G. 44, 80 Goeble, Kimberly D. 70 Goeters, Patrick 39 Goff, Kathryn D. 55, 70 Golinowski, Edward R. 94, 130 Golkowski, John J. 80, 94 Golkowski, Stephen W. 88 Gordon, William H. 98, 102 Goss, Paul M. 81 Gourd, Mary E. 70 Grandel, Frank R. 30 Grandel, Joseph P. 130 Grant, Robert E. 88, 92, 101, 102 Graves, Janet B. 70 Graves, Robert F. 81 Greig, Thomas A. 14, 39 Griesing, David F. 38, 48, 53, 56, 61, 114, 115, 130 Griesing, Diane M. 53, 61, 130 Grinnell, Gennett B. 48, 53, 132 Gross, Ellen M. 38, 88 Hill, Dana M. 38, 87 Hill, James E. 70 Hill, Janet S. 70 Hippolitus, Edward F. 33 Hoffman, Joel P. 47 Holabird, Laurie B. 47, 53, 61, 134 Holihan, Nancy E. 59, 81 84 Holmes, Doreen C. 46, 134 Home Economics 22 - House, Alfred W. 26 Howard, James A. 56, 89, 92, 100, 101, 102 Howard, Mary Alice 81 Howe, Stephen J. 89 Howling, Frieda 15 Hubachek, Carl H. 24 Hugret, Andrea M. 70 Hugret, Kimberly A. 81 Hurlburt, Edward S. 70 Husak, Peter 59, 134 Hyder, Cheryl A. 44, 56, 81, 97 Hyder, Richard G. 70 Industrial Arts 24, 25 lnfantimo, Robert F. 70 Interesting Facts About Teachers 3 Ivins, Diane 70 lwanczuk, Mary A. 49, 89 Guerrera, Albert V. 39, 88 Guerrero, Lisa M. 70 Guidance 12, 13 Gullans, Jeanne A. 70 Gunneson, Edward M. 89, 94 Gustin, Sandra J. 39, 132 Gyurina, James F. 89 Gyurina, Steven R. 64 H Hadley, Alison L. 70 Hagan, Judy M. 132 Hagan, William J. 70 Hagar, Melvin L. 89 Hagar Michael G. 39 Hagstrom, Deborah A. 48, 105 Hale, Carter J. 89 Hale, Paul D. 39 Hall, Douglas W. 70 Hammie, Beverly R. 81 Handschumacher, Mark D. 48, 70 Handschumacher, Kurt R. 48 J Jackson, Dawn E. 44, 49, 89, 1 Jacobs, Jeffrey M. 39, 81, 98 Jacobs, Mariory 29 Jacobson, Linda M. 134 Jacobson, Nancy A. 38, 134 Jenkin, Ellen M. 134 Jerolmon, Dwight P. 47 Johnson, Cheryl M. 39, 97, 104 Johnson, Cynthia S. 70 Johnson, Dana B. 47, 89, 98 Johnson David 29 Johnson, Deborah G. 59, 104 Johnson, Denise M. 81 Johnson, Elinore 34 Johnson, Esther 13, 135 Johnson, Karen M. 161 Johnson, Keith M. 44, 81 Johnson, Laurie J. 48, 97, 105 Johnson, Patricia A. 81 Johnson, Stephanie R. 81 51 Hanna, James D. 39, 57, 94, 132 Hansen, Keith A. 70 Hanson, Clifford M. 53, 95, 132 Hanson, Kristin G. 70, 105 Hart, Edward M. 89, 98 Hart, Robert E. 26 Harvey, Donna J. 61, 97, 104, 13 Harvey, Jonathan C. 70 Hatfield, Ernest C. 23 Haverkampf, W. Joseph 33 Hawtin, Joseph H. 57, 133 Hawtin, Robert F. 81, 102 Haywood, Robert J. 89 Healy, Margaret l. 89 Heard, Carol J. 70 Hefternan, Lynn E. 64, 86 Hendricks, Dana W. 83, 133 Jones, Debra l. 44 Jones, Elmer A. 101, 102 Jordan, Marie T. 70 Judd, Cathy E. 81 K Kahl, Bradley 98, 99 Kahl, Jeffrey K. 66, 70 Keenan, Russell E. 53, 61, 100, 135 Kelley, Peter J. 70 Kelley, Thomas P. 42, 81, 98, 102 Kelsey, Susan P. 89 Kendall, Beverly J. 81 Kendall, David C. 135 Kessler, Hennessey, Nancy L. 133 Henninger, Robert 89 Herrmann, Cheryl A. 81 Herron, Jacqueline 49, 89 Hershatter, Bruce 70 Kennedy , Kathleen L. 44, 81' Kennedy, Kevin J. 48 Kennedy , Laurel A. 55, 89 Kennedy, Mary 13 Karen A. 48 Hershatter, Diane L. 44 Hershatter, Nancy J. 42, 64 Hevrin, Sandra E. 46, 133 Hickey, Daniel L. 15, 39 Hill, Candy 70 Kiczyinski, Edward 70 Kikosicki, John E. 70 Killion, Paul J. 56, 89 King, Patricia A. 48, 59, 70 Kinney, James M. 81 Klemenz, James E. 81 Klemenz, Patricia 70 Kling, Cheryl J. 42, 81 Kling, Debra Ann 61, 135 Knapp, Arthur G. 56, 64, 86, 89, 101, Knapp, Cynthia A. 135 Knapp, Robin K. 70 Knowlton, Arnold 34 Kobak, Stephen R. 136 Kocher, Richard A. 71 Kohler, Beth M. 81 Kolstad, Christopher A. 136 Komoroski, Gary H. 71 Kootz, Kathleen A. 38, 87 Kootz, Kevin M. 81, 94 Korik, Linda J. 89 Korik, Michael W. 136 Kowalczyk, Susan C. 44, 89 Krahl, Nancy J. 71 Kramer, Joanne B. 49, 71 Krause, Lucinda 71 Kuropat, Bryan W. 71 Kurzawa, Barbara 20 Kyder, Sharon L. 49, 89 L LaBrie, Mitchell 34 LaCroix, David E. 81, 98 LaCroix, Lorraine G. 81 Laich, Catherine M. 56, 59, 71 Laich, Sandra J. 61, 136 Laird, Robyn A. 44, 59, 82, 89 Lamb, William C. 82 LaMotte, Amy L. 71 Lane, Deborah A. 46, 136 Lone, Priscilla C. 61, 137 Lange, Karen E. 136, 137 Lange, Lori 71 LaRonde, Albert J. 71, 89 LaRonde, John O. 98 Latham, Samuel C. 89 Lawton, Pamela S. 42 Lawton, Wendy 71 Lee, Constance P. 89 Lee, Mary C. 42, 89 Lembo, Claire R. 71 Lembo, Donna M. 53, 61, 137 Lembo, Regina A. 82 Lenches, David 82 Leona, Donald J. 39, 44, 50, 137 Leonard, Melonie G. 44, 50, 89 Lepre, Susan E. 82, 89, 97, 105 Leshine, Eric D. 71 Leto, Rebecca L. 71 Levchuk, Martha M. 82 Levesh, Craig L. 71 Levesh, Florence 34 Levesh, Patricia A. 64, 89 Libby, George R. 47, 137 Libby, Georgia R. 71 Library 32 Lightfoot, Janis M. 138 Lillquist, Catherine 71 Lillquist, Leonard A. 138, 139 Lindert, Mary E. 56, 64, 71 Linskey, Marie J. 17, 55 Lipnicky, Joseph E. 89 Lombardi, Gary P. 82 Longo, Robert 58 Loos, Melanie J. 71 Lorson, Hazel 18 Love, Susan 71 Lubeski, Janice 49, 71 Lubeski, Mark S. 102 Lubs, Jennifer C. 82 Lybeck, Karen Ruth 138 Lynch, Marianne 71 Lynch, Sean W. 138 Lyons, Anne R. 71 Lyons, Kathleen E. 38, 82 1 M Maars, Robert R. 82 Mac8ride, Beverly R. 61, 138 MacBride, James A. 39, 48 MacKinnel, Michael C. 98 Maculaitis, Nancy I. 59, 89 Minichino, Robert A. 90 Mischler, Ann D. 16 Mischler, George N. 10 Moessmang, Virginia 23 Moffatt, Patricia A. 53, 97, 104, 141 Moler, Nancy M. 112, 142 Molto, Robert C. 72 Orsene, Maureen R. 40, 90 Osborn, Wendy S. 39, 89, 90, 97 Osochowsky, Cynthia J. 144 Maculaitis, Wayne 71, 100 MacVeigh, James 31, 94 Maher, James P. 71 Mailhouse, Emily 71 Mailhouse, Maria 82 Maiorettes 38, 39 Makowsky, Veronica A. 42, 64, 89 Malavasi, Dennis J. 71 Malloy, Edith J. 139 Maloney, Karen E. 55, 61, 139 Maloney, Martin M. 94 Mangs, Peter J. 139 Mann, Kathleen L. 139 Manners, John 39, 82 Manners, Roger 39 MaPP, Karen 38, 82 Marinelli, Patricia A. 139 Marinelli, Vanessa R. B9 Marino, Gail T. 71 Markesich, Carol A. 89, 97, 104 Markesich, Stephen L. 53, 61, 100, 140 Markleski, Craig 69, 71 Marrone, Marilyn L. 140 Marrone, Patricia J. 46, 47, 140 Marroney, John K. 82 Martin, Guy L. 58, 82 Martin, Joseph P. 17, 46 Martin, Susan A. 71 Martone, Carla A. 47, 55, 140 Mason, John B. 98 Mathematics 26, 27 Mattson, J. Robert 82 Maurer, Janet L. 48, 71 Mautte, Marc A. 71 Maxim, Robert 28 Mayo, Lisa A. 71 Mazzarella, Raymond 46, 53, 140, 149 Mazzarella, Teresa J. 71 McCarthy, Faith 21 McCarthy, Gary L. 47 McDermott, Gregg A. 46, 82, 141 McGavack, Lynn A. 39, 44, 48, 90, 97 McGow, Ann 82 Mclver, Deborah A. 72, 97, 105 McKay, Barbara L. 39, 60, 112, 128, 141 McKelvey, Carolyn 21 McKitis, Kimberly 72 McKusick, Leslie 44, 82 McLaughlin, Lucy E. 90 McMackin, Howard 31 McMillen, Ellen C. 38, 44, 82 McSherry, Eileen M. 72 McSherry, Terrance L. 90, 94, 95 Meffert, Helene F. 90, 97 Meickle, Betty B. 27 Melche r, Steven B. 72 Melillo, Gary A. 49, 82 Merola, Adrienne A. 82 Merola, Robert 72 Merrill, David R. 39, 72 Meshako, Thomas M. 100 Meyer, Joseph 48, 141 Meyers, Deborah J. 90 Milestone 60, 61 Milledge, Gary W. 90 Miller, Brian J. 90 Miller, Charles H. 47 Miller, Frederick H. 72, 100 Miller, James 43, 48, 53, 94, Miller, Miller, Michael E. 48, 56, 94 Richard E. 48, 94 Milles, Donna J. 90 Milne, Jayne F. 82 Miner, Jill E. 90 Minichino, Lisa K. 78, 105 113, 141 Molta, William R. 142 Monack, Jeffery G. 72 Monaco, Debra L. 46 Monaco, Lori A. 72 Monaghan, Karen A. 72 Monaghan, Mark H. 82 Monast, Gerard L. 142 Moncrief, Bernard L. 92, 101 Montelius, Paul H. 90 Monterosso, Richard J. 73 Monterosso, Ronald B. 73 Mooney, Kevin G. 39, 48, 94 Mooney, Paul J. 11, 48, 98, 127 Mooney, William H. 82, 142 Moore, John H. 24 Moore, Raymond L. 66, 67 Moquet, Alice A. 143 Morgan, Harry G. 27 Morgan, Mary L. 44, 49, 83, 97 Morgillo, Eugene F. 98 Mork, Marianne K. 72, 75 Morton, Katherine 21 Moss, Carol 32 Mullen, Mary 16 Mullen, Sharon 73 Mullen, Thomas E. 143 Munson, Christopher N. 143 Murdock, Glenn J. 90, 100 Murphy, Edward 73 Murphy, Shirley H. 32 Murray, Brian J. 77, 100 Murray, James E. 30 Murray, Thomas A. 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Robert 90, 98 Reinwald, Gail M. 61, 148, 149 Reinwald, James M. 74 Reinwald, Joyce H. 48, 91 Reinwald, Lorraine 91 Reutenauer, Richard J. 84 Reverberations 64 Reynolds, Cynthia 44, 74 Riccio, Brian E. 74 Riccio, Deborah L. 55, 148 Riccio, Gary E. 74 Riccio, Joseph M. 98 Rice, Carol L. 91 Richitelli, Michael 74 Ricker, James A. 39 Ricker, Michael G. 44 Rinaldi, Nicholas 26 Riolino, Joseph P. 46, 148 Ritt, Kathleen H. 91 Ritt, William C. 48 Rivers, Robert 64, 74 Robbins, Alan W. 74 Roberts, Karen E. 49, 84 Robertson, Kevin W. 84, 98 Robertson, Mark F. 72, 74 Robinson, Barbara J. 39 Rose, Shelly B. 48 Rossiter, Robin B. 39, 148 Roth, Christine A. 44, 84 Roth, Kathleen C. 56, 74 Roth, Michael 44, 84 Rourke, Judith E. 47, 149 Rousseau, Karen M. 91 Rowan, Paul 30, 94, 95 Rowe, Elizabeth J. 48, 74 Rudden, Elizabeth A. 42, 91 Rudden, Sharon F. 74 Ruggiero, Palma 19 Russell, Constance J. 44, 49, 149 Russell, Eugene J. Jr. 84, 98 Russell, Sara A. 74 Rutkowski, David A. 84, 85 Rutkowski, Karen A. 53, 60, 61, 149 Ryan, Dennis W. 74 S Sabine, Peter T. 84 Sabine, Wayne A. 149 Sabloski, Boleslaw 34 Sachs, Mark 74 Sackett, Lynn A. 44 Saczynski, Marilyn 55, 84 Sadowski, Anne 84 Sady, William E. 75 Sampson, Virginia R. 64, 149 Sandrey, Stephen J. 84 Sanieski, Claire A. 55, 150 Sansone, Sharon A. 150 Santacqua, Dawn M. 75 Santacroce, Anthony F. 91 Santagata, Daniel 75 Santagata, Jerry J. 47, 150 Santello, Lauren 41, 78, 84 Santone, Kenneth S. 75 Santoro, Bruce C. 47 Sarles, Susan 66, 75 Sattleberger, Sandra M. 44, 75 Savage, Joan M. 55, 91 Savage, Joanne M. 55, 91 Savastano, James R. 114, 150, 158 Savastano, Virginia L. 84 SBE 48 Scharf, Cora A. 75 Schmitt, Linda K. 48, 59, 91 Schmitt, Sarah G. 150, 151 Schmitz, Mark W. 56, 84 Schultz, Alan 58 Schultz, Craig D. 47 Schulze, Kay 26 Schwall, Robert L. 84 Schwanfelder, Kurt M. 128, 151 Schwartz, Kenneth 20 Schwartz, Suellen 19, 114 Science 28, 29 Seavey, Barbara 31 Seeley, Steven W. 75 Seipold, Clifford F. 48, 84, 94 Seniors 111 Serra, Erica A. 75 Sharp, David N. 91 Sharron, Betsy L. 69, 75 Shaw, Janet G. 75 Shaw, Phyllis M. 41, 55, 91 Shebell, David R. 47, 151 Shepard, Carol J. 44, 97 Sheridan, Stephen 31 ' Shorey, Earl D. 46, 151 Shorey, Keith L. 98, 99 Shorey, Lawrence H. 151 Siena, Michael 43, 151 Simonson, George T. 39, 50, 152 52, 53, Simonson, Grace G. 39, 75 Simonson, Gregory G. 39, 44 Ski Club 59 Slocum, Gregory R. 76 Smith Smith Deborah 44 Denison C. Jr. 48, 152 Smith Gerald E. 152 Smith Laurie D. 84 Smith, Robert Frank 152 Smith, Suzanne E. 76 Smith, Thomas L. 84 Snell, Snell, James E. 84 Ruth A. 91 Sobolewski, Diane E. 49, 84 Sobolewski, William E. 84, 102 Soccer 94, 95 Social Studies 30, 31 Sokolosky, Pamela J. 76 Sokolosky, Wayne P. 91, 101, 103 Sonoda, Yoshihisa Y. 152 Sorensen, Keith J. 94, 152 Spaar, Lorraine A. 55 Spanish Club 52 Spear, Gayle M. 48, 66 Spear, Robin L. 83, 84 Special Services 33 Sperry, Robert J. 12 Spiegel, Charles R. lll 84, 98 Sports 93-110 Spring, Susan L. 44, 49, 76 Squeri, Joan M. 64 St. Jacques, Debra A. 76 St. John, Steve J. 98 St. Laurent, Steven J. 48, 152 Stanne, Harry 34 Stanton, Melinda 56, 64, 84 Staub, Rita 29, 79 StauFFer, Pearl 12 Steenburn, Mark C. 48, 84 Stephens, William M. 76 Stober, Thomas M. 48, 91 Stolzman, Peter 30 Stonick, David F. 47, 152 Stonski, Susan A. 76 Stopka, Justine L. 38, 88, 91 Stopka, Stanley J. 39, 94, 152 Stoup, Lawrence D. 39, 44, 91 57, 112, Streeto, Mary 34 Strickland, Joan B. 152 Strickland, Mark A. 91 Student Council 56, 57 Sturgess, David E. 76 Sturgess , Douglas C. 76 Sullivan, Arlene 34 Sullivan, Christopher 154 Sullivan, Gail A. 55, 85 Sullivan, Kathleen A. 56, 61, 115 Sullivan, Kathleen D. 76, 154 Sullivan, Kevin P. 91 Sullivan Patti A. 154 Sulte r, 17ickie 44 Swanson, Robert J. 91 Sweeney, Arthur B. 98, 127 Swift, Rodney B. 59, 154 Swim Team 48 Swofford, Julie A. 85 Swofford, Michael L. 94, 154 T Tamsin, Leonard T. 76 Tamsin, Michael L. 98, 127, 155 Tamulevich, Barbara 26 Tamulevich, Susan M. 42, 85, 132 Taylor, Robin 38, 53, 61, 155 Temple, Scott C. 85, 98, 101 Tennis 110 Terry, Kathleen A. 91 Theme 4-8 Thomas, Cathy A. 76 Thomas, John G. 77 Thomas , Thomas J. so, 91 Thomas, William M. 114 Thompson, Caryn F. 39, 59, 75, 77, 9 Thompson, Elizabeth A. 49, 85 Thompson Thorndike , William P. 61, 155 , Leona 22 Thornton, Diane E. 155 Tickell, Kurt J. 78, 85, 98 Tiernan, Diane C. 77 Titus, James H. 77, 85 Tobin, Susan E. 44, 77 Tolokan, Ellen A. 55, 85 Toner, Edward P. 77 Torelli, Alexis 77 Torello, Amy E. 85 Torino, Christopher W. 98, 99, 101, 102 Tortora, John J. 77 Track, Boys and Girls 106, 107 Tramontano, Jeanne L. 77 Trapasso, Ann E. 77 Traub, Frederick E. 7 Trebra, Robert 77 Trotta, Julia 32 Trovato, Angela M. 29 True, Margaret M. 38, 53, 61, 155 Tucker, Evelyn M. 156 Tucker, Sally A. 38, 156 Tucko, Paul 85 Tupper, Thomas H. 44, 91 Turner, Turner, Turner, Linda K. 39, 77 Sandra J. 39, 49, 55, 85 Wendy 97 Tuscano, Deborah A. 61, 115, 156 Twisg, Twiss, Twigg, James E. 156 Jeanne M. 156 Theresa A. 91, 64 Twohill, Frank B. Jr. 56 Twohill, Tracey D. 85 Twyford, Julie A. 48, 86, 91, 97, 104 Tyler, David J. 85 U Uhl, Wi lliam F. 77 Undergraduates 65-92 Together V Vailette, David A. 157 Valente, Andrea T. 48, 114, 156, Valentino, Katherine A. 47, 157 Valley, Robert A. 49, 77 Valley, Susan A. 44, 49, 85 Vancisin, Susan F. 38, 85 Van Cott, Susan W. 45, 50, 117, Vastola, Donna M. 85 Vastola, Raphaela M. 55, 157 Velardi, Frances G. 92 Verni, Vanessa L. 59, 77 Viel, Carole H. 17 Viel, Denise M. 85 Vishen, Chuni Lal 26 Vitelli, Lois J. 39, 77 Vogel, Gary G. 92 Vogt, Betsey Anne 47, 158 Vogt, Christopher 77 W Waddock, Kathleen M. 85 Waddock, Michael J. 85 Walker, Richard 16 Walker, Roger W. 85 Wall, Kathleen A. 49, 77 Walsh, Diane L. 59, 85 1 1 Walston, Janet M. 158 Walton, Alan 77 Walton, David R. 47 Ward, Barbara J. 158 Ward, Kathleen A. 158 Ward, Sharon 77 Ward, Timothy 58 Washington, Ronald D. 92, 98 Watterson, Charles 28 Webb, Elizabeth A. 158 Weber, Arthur A. 77 Weiler, Susan E. 92 Welch, Donald 92, 94 Welch, Frank G. 85, 94 Welch, Laura A. 56, 77 Welch, Linda L. 77 Welch, Martin C. 56, 92 Wescott, Robert A. 48, 158, 159 Westlund, Beth A. 85 Weted, Barbara J. 159 Weted, Joanne R. 46, 159 Wheeler, Donna L. 44, 49, 51, 8 Wheeler, Wendy C. 59 Whelan, William R. 48, 77 White, Deborah L. 77 White, Dorothy M. 77 Williams, Jonathan P. 77 Wilson, Anne L. 87, 92 Wirtz, Kenneth U. 47 Wolfer, Gregory M. 48, 85, 100 5, 157 Wood, Christine M. 85 Wood, Denise E. 44, 114, 158, 159 Woodward, Thomas J. 98, 115, 127, 159 Wrabel, Richard R. 74 wmsg, William J. 1oo, 160 Wulle, Vernon G. 85 Y Yankura, Suzanne C. 48, 56, 64, 92 Yardan, Lorraine 19 Yasevac, Anthony R. 92 Yasevac, Joseph 46, 160 Yasler, Joan 20 Yester, Patricia A. 77 Young, Robert R. 160 Yovanovich, Carmen 112 Yule, Karen 12 Z Zesner, Mary Rose 92, 97, 104 Zielinski, Elizabeth E. 85 Zimmermann, Armand 19 Zlotniclc, Barbara A. 77 Zuraski, Joanne B. 55, 113, 160 Zyrlis, Richard E. 39, 44, 160 if ' X W W W W W W. 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