Branford High School - Milestone Yearbook (Branford, CT)

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.' f The CLASS OF i975 Adrift in a sea of unfamiliar faces, fresh- men begin their four years of high school. Attempting to decipher a new schedule con- sisting of columns of letters and numbers is the initial obstacle to overcome. Bottled by a new concept of education, modular sched- uling, freshmen cautiously venture into new classrooms. Walking down the corridors one can see freshmen in their assigned studies either lost in a book or staring out the win- dow wrapped in a daydream. Class officers are elected, preparations for the dance test new skills, and clubs and sports benefit from the enthusiasm of new members. Finally, as the crucial year of adjustment ends, the Class of 1975 rises to the status of self-assured sopohomores. C, . ,ff A world of volvoxes, paramecia and amoebas envelope , Thomas Shanley. 10 Freshmen em: 'ft-555' ' ,- n ii' 1' A t ti 1 7 ,N s ,A li . L I FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS . FRONT ROW: Karen Colavolpe, Girls' Social Chairmanp Mary Ellen Lanclino, Vice-Pres- ident, Janet Kelley, Treasurer. BACK ROW: Michael Amatrudo, President, Michael Palaia, Boys' Social Chairman, Patricia Bell, Secretary. HOMEROOM 213 FRONT ROW: Jeffrey Forbes, Barbara Forrestt, Mariorie Gillis, Pamela Fresco, Susan Fusco, Debra Gennette, Bernice Fusco, SECOND ROW: Russell Gordon, Lisa Giordano, Janet Garrison, Debra Fries, Gabrielle Firth, Donna Gray, Terri Gentile. THIRD ROW: Gary Gunneson, Linda Gunneson, Paula Glacldys, Patricia Golkowski, Donna Fillion, Susan Finn. BACK ROW: Anio Galdenzi, Alan Grossman, John Gattey, Richard Fucci, Steven Green, Glenn Gunn.

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The boundless enthusioism of under- grolcluotes is the motivotion behind the sustoined effort which they contribute to whatever is of moment to them. The woves mode by unolergrocluotes grow from tenuous ripples to powerful un- clulotions os they leorn to cholnnel their forces effectively. Undergroduotes

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Bringing New Ideas and Motivation to Clubs :mf ---X, ....., ,, X ' i Fascinating Stephanie Fitzgerald with his bubbling philosophy, Leonard Tamsin enioys the Senior Dance. ami HOMEROOM 248 FRONT ROW: Kathleen MacArthur, Mary McCarthy, Jill Brancato, Susan Meshako, Mary McDonald, Cynthia Marrone. SECOND ROW: Alexandra Mamlouk, Alexandra Lukawsky, Laura Markleski, Donna Mezeiski, Cynthia Lubs, Diane Marrone. THIRD ROW: Laurie Mar- roney, Mary Merritt, Deborah Maloney, Margery Martin, Barbara Mattson. BACK ROW: David Marsh, Ralph McKusick, David Mangs, David Maars, Stephen Meyers, Alexander Marinelli. A short-lived truce is formed between Eastie Cynthia Cipriani and Hornet Mary Rose Zesner. Freshmen 11