Suffield High School - Sagitta / Kaleidoscope Yearbook (Suffield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1974 volume:

To MR. C. We love you madly. In Appreciation of Mrs. Conde Mrs. Heywood Mr. Thompson Mr. Walat for hours spent with the class of 74 — computing finances, counting candy bars, buying magazine subscriptions, putting up decorations, and coaching us through. 3 faculty Dr. Malcolm Evans Superintendent of Schools Mr. Howard Brown Assistant Superintendent Administration Dr. Eric Berger, Principal. Mr. Robert Ceccini, Vice-Principal. Mrs. Gogulski Mrs. Biggerstaff Secretaries And Nurse Mrs. Lloyd Mr. Jeff Gowdy, Mr. Joe Sinicrope, Ms. Cheryl Metcalf, Mr Richard Davis, Mr. Amiel Zak, Mr. Tom Howard. Social Science Department 9 Mr George Greenleaf, Ms. Carol Rollet, Mr. Ed Grous, Ms. Polly Chapin, Mr Eugene Arsenault, Ms Margaret Corcoran Language Department ? m t. ,. {■tt ' VV Senor Delaglesia, Ms. Libby, Ms. Victoria, Mr. Connelly, Ms. O ' Neil. 12 Business Department SITTING; Mrs. Penelope Kraus, Miss Joan Schramm STANDING; Mrs. Bertha Smoolca, Mrs. Helen Christian. Art Department c Ms. Kathy Peeriess, Ms. Jane Liebman. Music Department Mr. Raymond Tanguay Mr. Frank Pococha Media Center Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Brackett Home Economics 15 Mrs. DiBease and Mrs. Spaulding Industrial Arts Dept. Mr. Russell Thompson, Mr. Paul Formanac, Mr. Louis Wanat, Mr. Zelmon Fuller. 4 •h Mr. Hartmann, Ms. Thompson, Ms. Mills, Mr. Abrams. Physical Education Department Vocational Agriculture Department 17 Special Education Ms. Jean Anderson, Ms. Carol Afroagola, Ms. Dorothy Stazko, Mr. Stuart Fuller, SEATED; Mr. RohlandThompson. L. TO R.: Mr. Chester Piejko, Mr. Stas Lachtara, Mr. John Boris. Janitors ’ i«5 V ’ it- t %. 4th ROW L. TO R.: Ronald Dabkowski, Lazio Tarko, George Drakeley, ?, ?, Kenneth Christian, Dennis Barry, Tommy Curtin, Steve Daley. 3rd ROW: Bonnie Zeneski, Susan Rapacki, ?, Barbara Phillips, ?, Billy Burke, Terry Falkowski, Elaine Pohorylo, Sarajane Rapacki, Joanne Butler, 2nd ROW: Sandy Luce, Beverly Durnakowski, Ann Papuga, Ann Ceaser, Moe Czerpak, Terri Jaeger, Irene Lucas, Kathy Leary, Rev. Smialowski. seniors 3rd ROW, L. TO R.: John Cardone, Lionel Reynolds, Richard Connelly, Albert Hancock, Roxanne Pedersen, Diane Alfano, Mrs. Brom- age, Mrs. Knowles, Lynn Korpusinski, Lucinda Brockett, Ann Marie Romano, James Mahoney, Mark Grabowski, Paul Sanderson. 2nd ROW: Laurie Tavino, Kathryn Atwood, Wendy Emmons, Caron Jones, Kathy Ann Krueger, Helen Daley, Karen Fosdick, Elizabeth Cas¬ well, Joanne Drenzek. 1st ROW: Bradford Faber, Peter Boyd, Peter Smith, Benjamin Fuller, Sam Dickinson, Steven Caldwell. TrTTTTTT a • . UU. ui,i DONNA THOMPSON I N l IRENE LUCAS IYQ IYQ2 O ' S T fi JOANNE BUTLER Then shall i turn my face, and hear one bird sing terribly afar in the lost lands. 29 KAREN KNOX Kaye” Like the moon in the blue heavens, I am alone in my room. I put out the light And I am weeping. Because you are so far away And will never know Just how much I love you MARK SMITH 30 CARL WRIGHT 31 DIANA LYNN BABBIT Lynnie You see but one side of yourself in the mirror — others can see you all. LISA DIELI The happiest moments of my life have been spent in the flow of affection among friends. 32 MARK WILLIAM RICHARDSON RUTH ANN BELISLE Success is not to be measured so much by the position that one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. JANET FREEMAN Jan One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship is to understand and be understood. 33 34 THOMAS SHERIDAN 35 SARAJANE RAPACKI EMILIE ANN PATTERSON Anne” I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do or any Kindness that I can show to any human being, Let me do it now. Lead me not to deter or Neglect, it, for I shall not pass this way again. 36 NAOMI LOIS FIEHLER You have to Accentuate the positive Eliminate the negative Latch on to the affirmative And don ' t mess with Mr. In-Between PATTI ANN CHRISTIAN Having enjoyed the friendship of many people in many places for many years I have learned that, in the main, people are as we choose to find them; that reason can overcome prejudice; that knowledge can overcome ignorance; that love can overcome hate; that goodness can conquer evil Dore Schary 37 ROGER COULTER Some men see things as they are and say Why? ' I dream of things that never were and say ' Why not? DEBORAH JEAN HALLADAY Debbie Live in the present, that you may be ready for the future. 38 DEBRA SANTOS Debbie” We come into the world alone. We go away the same. But we re meant to spend the interlude between in closeness. 39 0 DARLENE STEWART What ' s the earth With all its arts, verse, music, worth — Compared with love, found, gained and kept? A loving heart is the truest wisdom. ■1 J i n 40 MARIE CHRISTINE DOYKER Chance and I walk together for I am the denominator of a strange fate; played on a tiny stage of meeting, attraction, and love. ROGER ROACH If I had wings and I could fly I know where I would go But right now I ' ll sit here so contentedly And watch the river flow — Dylan ANN MARIE KIMMETT Ree So much of life ahead we 11 find a place where there ' s room to grow And yes, we ' ve just begun. 41 STEPHEN NOE God grant me the serenity to accept the things that I cannot change, and the courage to change the things that I can, the wisdom to know the difference. STEVEN RUSSELL PHELPS Steve You must have pride and confidence in yourself. So that you may achieve success In reaching life ' s many goals. « n 42 CANDY DOMIN i believe in the sun when its not shining i believe in love when i am alone i believe in God even when He is silent STEVEN JOHN CALDWELL Bulldog” LINDA MARIE RYBECK Lindy To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe. 43 r MARTHA MARGARET BROWN Mart” Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. STEVEN BURK I don ' t know what to write. I could say, Leave my sister outta this, but that isn ' t very good, but then again neither is my sister. I could say something like The world has not yet accepted motorcycles. or my mother, but then someone might take offense, like my mother. I guess I won ' t say anything. JANINE M. LIANA In the midst of winter, I finally learned That there was in me An invincible summer. 44 CARON C. JONES Jonesy Friendship is the greatest enrichment I have found. There is nothing final between friends. JAMES ROBERT MAHONEY If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. SUSAN ELENDA ROY The greatest use of life is to spend it for something that will outlast it. — William Jones 45 DAVID PAUL CARRON will strive to achieve my goals with diligence PAMELA SUE GALLANT Pam ' ' As my life passes on I dream of the memories that mean so much, and I think ahead to new ones that will be created with people I love. 46 DEBBIE WERSAUCKAS Movin ' me down the highway. Movin ' me down the highway, Movin ' ahead so life won ' t pass me by. JAY SEAVER Education is really a wonderful thing. After all, if you couldn ' t sign your name, you d have to pay cash. JUDITH KENNEDY Like a bird on a wire, like a drunk in a midnight choir I have tried in my way to be free. 47 KIMBERLY LYNN FULTON Kim ' ' I pitied him in his blindness But can I boast, I see? ' ' Perhaps there walks a spirit Close by who pities me. DIANE MARIE BERUBE There are no limitations to what you can do except the limitations in your own mind. 48 ' X LESTER AYOTTE 49 SANDRA ANN LUCE Sandy” my Prince Charming with hopes that someday everything will be your little Precious KIM ANN KOTOWSKI A man sat on his roof and looked at the stars. Soon he could see a truth in the stars and he thought I ' d like to tell every¬ body. So he went to the village and he said to the people look see what I found. But no one listened. So he went back to his house and sat on the roof and looked at the stars and after a while he was still there and the stars were still there and he thought the truth is still there and I ' d still like to share it. So he went back to the village but this time he tried a gentle way. — It ' s a beautiful day. 50 TERI FALKOWSKI All that is gold does not glitter Not all those who wander are lost The old that is strong does not wither Deep roots are not reached by the frost From the ashes a fire shall be woken A light from the shadows shall spring Renewed shall be blade that was broken The crownless again shall be king. — J.RR Tolkien 51 ANDREA RIDLEY I MICHAEL DRUZOLOWSKI KAREN ELIZABETH SAMUELSON if ivt NtytrLovd, How con i k Lovtd? if i ' ve Ntytr C How Q)N u V £ar Sin6in ; if I ' ve Ntvtr Uirwtd, Hm caN l kNow? if ivt NtVfer lived. How caw i dtt ? 52 CAROL COLSON VIRGINIA HARRIS Ginny 53 JANE STAFFORD Jane Love ever gives, forgives, outlives; yet ever stands with open hands; and while it lives it gives, for this is love ' s prerogative to give and give and give. PAULA NADEAU 54 CORAL ELAINE WEBBER Spend all you have for loveliness Buy it and never count the cost. For one white hour of peace. Count many a year of strife well lost. And for a breath of ecstacy Give all you have been, or could be. CHARLES CARUTHERS Chuck 55 TIMOTHY DORN The heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, and the hand to execute. LAURIE JOHNSTON Jo I don ' t try to comprehend life. I only take the miracle and say Thanks, Lord. 56 MARK JENNINGS When a man casts a tall shadow, the sun is about to set. DANIEL COUTU If you want a helping hand, look at the end of your arm! 57 GARY HALE BARBARA BELLIVEAU Black bird singing in the dead of night take these broken wings and learn to Fly all your life, you were only waiting for this moment to arise. RAYMOND HANDY 58 SUSAN JOYCE WADSWORTH I sought my soul. But my soul I could not see. I sought my God, But my God eluded me. I sought my brother. And I found all three. ELLEN CUNNINGHAM I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations. And you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I and if by chance we find each other, it ' s beautiful. - F. Peris C JOHN GRAHAM CHERYL MANDIROLA Hand me down my golden crown and let me ride Don ' t deny the highway in my soul. 60 RONALD DABKOWSKI BRENDA PHILLIPS 61 JOHN ZAVISZA STEVEN BUTRYMAN STEVEN DOUGLAS KOLNSBERG Fred The Time Has Come ' ' Xenophobia: The fear of the unknown. Xenophobia is a survival factor and is part of the genetic code of al¬ most all organisms. If an organism perceives something which is unknown, it moves rapidly away because the un¬ known often contains dangers. Those animals who ran from the unknown lived to reproduce and transmit this instinctual fear. Those who did not where often killed, and thus did not transmit this lack of fear to offspring, Thus it is normal, and maybe even desirable, to fear the unknown. But progress would never be accomplished if it were not for those who dare the unknown; who swallow their fear and firmly march ahead. ' 62 LUCINDA BROCKETT Cindy I think if God is dead, it ' s because he laughed himself to death. Everyone should hack off at least 3 times in their life — morning, noon and night. — Sam As the bird flies, so shall I WALTER DREWNOWSKI RICHARD DAY Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. I drink at it; but while I drink I see the sandy bottom and detect how shallow it is. It ' s thin current slides away, but eternity remains. I would drink deeper; fish in the sky, whose bottom is pebbly with stars. I cannot count one. I know not the first letter of t he alphabet. I have always been regretting that I was not as wise as the day I was born. — Walden 63 SUSAN LEA WALSH t I C ' ft Sue Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, It comes and softly sits on your shoulder. ALLEN JUBREY PAUL SUZENSKI Mort Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. People can ' t tell us apart we stagger so much alike. 64 CATHERINE LEARY Katy The teepee is much better to live in; always clean, warm in winter, cool in summer; easy to move the white man builds big house, cost much money, like big cage, shut out sun, can never move, always sick, Indians and animals know better how to live than white man nobody can ever be in good health if he does not have all the time fresh air, sunshine and good water. DEBORAH REYNOLDS Debs” Living is Loving lam not in this world to live up to your expectations; nor are you in this world to live up to mine. You are You and I am I. If by chance we find each other; it ' s beautiful. 65 ANN MAIRE PAPUGA EDWARD POLASKI GERALD ALAIMO And in living be content to know that there are such things as whispering trees and beautiful men 66 JOHN DILKO The aspiring youth That fired the Ephesian Dome Outlives in fame That the Pious Rais d it. DARCEY SUTULA JUDY LENENTINE all that i am i am because of you. 67 GEORGE MORRIS DRAKELEY III In seeking wisdom thou art wise; in imagining that thou hast attained it Thou art a fool. EDWARD ZAKOWICH 68 jill McLaughlin I remember the days that have gone by, and will never come. TERETERLESKY So forget me not I ' ll always be for you my friend are a part of me. ROXANNE PEDERSEN Love and be happy forever. 71 JOANNE PIEJKO You may be hurt by love. But if you learn to forget, You can love again Smile! MARK SCHACHT ANTHONY SZOKA A.G. If at first you don ' t succeed. Oh well, you win some, You lose some. 72 DENISE MORTENSEN As each day comes and goes, we open our minds to increase our world of curiosity and understanding. KIM FARRELL the mistress of space and time dear mr. fantasy play us a tune something to make us all happy do anything, take us out of this gloom sing a song, play guitar, make it snappy. CURTIS WILSON 73 JUDY GRIGITIS If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. JOHN KEEVER 74 JOANNE DRENZEK Does the song of the sea End at the shore Or in the hearts of those Who listen to it? GINA LAURETTI JOEAUDET Basketball is GREAT! 75 LYNN REINHARDT There are two ways to spread light one is to be the candle, and the other is to reflect it. CHERYLCOBB Why walk alone? Why worry when it ' s warm over here? You ' ve got so much to say, say what you mean. Mean what you ' re thinking, and think anything. Why must you waste your life away? You ' ve got to live for today, then let it go. HOLLY WAHL A friend may be reckoned a masterpiece of nature. 77 DOUGLAS PACKARD RICHARD PIEJKO 78 MARK WELCH % KAREN M. MANNIX I sought my soul But my soul I could not see. I sought my God, But my God eluded me. I sought my brother. And I found all three 79 80 THOMAS WILLIAMS TED BENESKI To laugh often and love much; to win the re¬ spect of intelligent peo¬ ple and the affection of children: to stand high in the opinion of hon¬ est critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty; to find the best in others; to give one s self; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived — This is Success. LAURIE TAVINO of anguish, none is greater than the pass¬ ing of two hearts that must wait to meet again JACQUES TURCOTTE RICHARD XAVIER STONE He who can pull himself out of quick¬ sand before he has suffocated is indeed quite fortunate. i SHIRLEY ANNE BRUYETTE Jesus did it. God said it. I believe it. And that settles it. ALSO FEATURING . DENNIS BARRY MARK CHITTENDEN DONNA GARDNER KENNETH GRANO JAMES HARDIN JOHN HARRY JAMES HIERL WAYNE HUBBARD MICHAEL KUSCAK MICHAEL MULLIGAN NORMAN PIASTKA SCOTT QUAGAN LIONEL REYNOLDS ELIZABETH STOLYNAS DORIS WOOD 82 mark hartley dec. 8, 1955 feb. 14, 1973 — kahlil gibran . and when the shadow fades and is no more, the light that lingers becomes a shadow to another light. Senior Index pg Adams, Stephen 49 Alaimo, Gerald 66 Audet, Joseph 75 Ayotte, Lester 49 Babbitt, Diana 32 Barry, Dennis 82 Belliveau, Barbara 58 Belisle, Ruth 33 Beneski, Theodore 81 Benson, Robin 31 Berube, Diane 48 Brockett, Lucinda 63 Brown, Martha 44 Bruyette, Shirley 82 Burgess, Karen 61 Burk, Steven 44 Butler, Joanne 29 Butryman, Steve 61 Caruthers, Charles 55 Chain, Barbara 42 Champagney, June 51 Christian, Patti Ann 37 Christian, Rob 39 Cliff Bruce 51 Cobb, Cheryl 77 Colson, Carol 33 Coope, Patricia 39 Coulter, Roger 38 Coutu, Daniel 57 Cunningham, Ellen 59 Czerpak, Maureen 35 Czerpak, Stanley 55 Dabkowski, Ronald 60 Daley, Stephen 48 Day, Richard 63 Dieli, Lisa 32 Dilko, John 67 Domin, Candice 43 Class Pres. 1; SA rep. 2, VP 3, Pres. 4; Baseball JV 1, Var. 2,3,4; Basketball Fresh. 1, JV 2, Var. 3, 4; Soccer JV 1, Var. 2,3,4; Robed Choir 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Sr. Class Play 4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 4; School Musical 1,2; Pep Rally 1. V-Ball team 3; Office aid 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3; Good Guys 1; Spanish Club 2,3; Musical 1,2; Field Hockey 2; Lib. Aid 1,2,3,4; Office Aid 3; Outing Club 3,4; Sr. Ball Com. 4; Yrbk. 4. Future Homemakers 1,2, Pres. 3,4; Nurse Club 2, Treasurer 3. Training band 1; Pep Rally 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball JV 2; Prom Com. 3; Sr. Open Campus Com. 3; Candy sale co-captain 3; Sr. Ball Com. co-chairman 4. Ski Club 1,2, Pres. 4, Sec. 3, Class VP 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 4; Chorus 1; English aid 1 . Basketball Fresh 1, JV 2; Soccer JV 1, Var. 1,2,3,4; Intra. V-Ball 1,2,3; Intra. crab soccer 1,2,3; Class VP 2; Pep Rally 1,2,3,4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Good Guys 2; Dance Com. 2. Ski Club 2,3; Outing Club 4; Training Band 1; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pops Concert 1,2,3; Musi¬ cal 3,4; Pep Rally Com. 3; Sr. Class Play 4; NCCC 3,4; Candy Sale Cap. 3; Eng. Office Aid 2,3. Future Nurses 1,2; FTA 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Musical 1,2; Lib. aid 2; Guid. aid 2,3,4. Ski Club 1,2,3,4; X country 1,2,3,4; Winter track 2,3,4; Spring track 2,3,4. Cheerleader JV 1,2, Var. 3,4; SA member 2,3, Sec. 3; Yrbk. staff; Chorus 1,2; Robed Choir 1; Musical 1; FTA 1,2; Teacher aid 2; Track asst. 2; Office aid 1,2,3; SS aid 3; Pep Club Com. 4; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Pep Rally Com. 1,2,3,4; Candy Sale Com. 3; Sr. Ball Com 4; Intra V Ball 3. Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Soccer JV 1,2; Golf 2,3; Hockey 4; x-country 3. 84 Dorn, Timothy 56 Doyker, Marie 41 Drakeley, George 68 Drenzek, Joanne 75 Drewonski, Walter 63 Druzolowski, Michael 52 Duni, Thatcher 40 Emond, Sheila 80 Falkowski, Theresa 51 Farrell, J. Scott 70 Farrell, Kimberly 73 Fiehler, Naomi 37 Fleming, Kathleen 40 Freeman, Janet 33 Fulton, Kimberly 48 Gagne, Peter 36 Gaiotti, Thomas 50 Gallant, Pamela 46 Grabowski, Mark 60 Grabauskas, Michael 35 Graham, John 59 Green, Cindy 76 Grigitis, Judy 74 Hale, Gary 58 Halladay, Debbie 38 Handy, Raymond 58 Harry, John 82 Hartwell, Steve 53 Harris, Virginia 53 Hierl, James 82 Hubbard, Wayne 82 Jennings, Mark 57 Johnston, Laurie 56 Jones, Candy 45 Jubrey, Allen 64 Kasabian, Charles 76 Keever, John 74 Kennedy, Judy 47 Kimmett, Ann Marie 41 Kirchmmeir, James 82 Knox, Karen 30 Kolnsberg, Steve Koscak, Michael 82 Kotowski, Kim 50 Kriss, Timothy 32 X-country 3,4; Indoor track 3,4; track 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; NCCC 4; Sr. Class play 4; Class Treas. 4; Candy sale Com. 3; Sr. Privileges Com. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 4; Yrbk. 4; Ski Club 1 , 2,3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Sec. 1 Pres. 2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Intra. V Ball 1; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 4; Lab Asst. 3,4; Eng. Office aid 1,2; Yrbk. staff 4; Pep rally Com. 1,2,3,4; SA Board 2,3,4; Candy saleCapt. 3. Soccer 1,2,3; Baseball 1 , 2,3,4; gymnastics 1,2,3. Pep Com. 1; Robed Choir 1,2; Chorus 1,2; Baseball 1; Soccer JV 1, Var. 2,3,4; Basketball JV 2, Var. 3,4; Golf 2,4; Track Var. 3. Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; x-country 3,4; Open Campus Com. 3; Sr. Council 4; Sr. Play 4; Sr. Ball Com. 4; Intra. v-ball, Intra. ping-pong 2; Intra. crab soccer 2,3; Intra. floor hockey 3. Girls Track 2,4; Track asst. 2; Musical 3; Sr. Class play 4. Cheerleader JV 1, Var. 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Band Training 1; concert 1,2,3,4; Pep rally Com. 2,3,4; Candy Sale 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 4; Yrbk. 4; Intra V ball 3. Freshman Basketball 1, JV 2, Var. 3,4; MIP 3; Soccer JV 1,2, Var. 3,4; Intra. floor hockey 2,3; Intra. crab soccer 1,2,3; Intra V Ball 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1. Concert Band 1,2,3,4. Ski Club 1,2,3; Guidance Aid 3; Lib. Aid 4. Musical 2, Yrbk. 4; Eng. Consulting Board 3; Lit. Mag. 4. Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Soccer JV 1,2, Var 3,4; Spring Track 3,4; Winter 4; Student rep. 4; Ski Club VP 3,4; Yrbk. 4. Good Guys 1,2,3,4. Tennis 3,4. Ski Club 2,3; Chorus 3,4; Robed Choir 4; Candy Sale Capt. 3. Pops Concert 1,2,3; Band Training 1; Concert 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Pep Rally Com. 3; Musical 3; Sr. Class Play 4 85 Lauretti, Gina 75 Leary, Catherine 65 Leemann, Robin 57 Lenentine, Judith 67 Liana, Janine 44 Loud, Christopher 74 Lucas, Irene 29 Luce, Sandy 50 Mahoney, James 45 Mandirola, Cheryl 60 Mannix, Karen 79 Martino, Jeri 30 McDuffee, Daryl 78 McLaughlin, Jill 71 Mlinek, Brenda 49 Moreau, Marybeth 80 Mortenson, Denise 73 Mulligan, Mike 82 Nadeau, Paula 54 Noble, Norman 61 Noe, Stephen 42 Oltsch, Carl 79 Oppenheimer, Deb 34 Packard, Doug 78 Papuga, Ann 66 Parshley, Stephen 31 Patterson, Emilie 36 Pederson, Roxanne 71 Phelps, Steve 42 Phillips, Barbara 38 Phillips, Brenda 61 Piastka, Norman 82 Piejko, Joanne 72 Pohorylo, Elaine 68 Polaski, Edward 66 Potter, Mike 69 Quagan, Scott 82 Quenneville, Joan 28 Rapacki, Sarajane 36 Reinhardt, Lynn 77 Reynolds, Deborah 65 Richardson, Mark 33 Chorus 1,2,3; Robed Choir 2,3; Yrbk. Assoc. Editor 4. Chorus 2,3; Eng. aid 2; Lib. aid 3,4; Office Aid 4; Sr. Class play 4; Candy SaleCapt. 3; Fut Bus. Leaders VP 4. FTA 1; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Rally Com. 1,2,3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Sr Ball Com. 4; Intra V Ball; Spanish Club 1. Band 1,2,3,4; Training 1,2; NCCC 2,3,4; Musica 2,3,4; Sr. Class play 4; stage band 4. FNA 1; Pep Rally Com. 2,3; Office Aid 3; Eng. aid 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Candy Sale Capt. 3; SA 3,4; Sr. Class play 4; Yrbk. staff 4. AV club 3; Eng. Cons. Board 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Girls Softball 2. Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,4; Good Guys 1,2,3,4. French Club 1,2; Musical Director 3; Musical 4; SCAP 3, Robed Choir 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4. SHS Baton Twirler 1 , 2,3,4; Training Band 1; Chorus 1,2; FTA 1,2,3,4 , Sec. 3; Lib. Aid 2,3; Gymnastic 1; Musical 2. Cross Country 1,2,3.4 Capt. 4; NCCC All State 3,4; Basketball 1,2.3.4; Track Field 2,3,4; NCCC All Star 3,4; Pep Rally Com. 3; Ski Club 1,2; Faculty-Student Review Board 3,4. Training Band 1; Office Aid 1; Ski Club 3; Eng. Aid 3; FTA 1,2,3,4; Tres. 2,3, Pres 4; Basketball JV 2; Var. 3,4; VR. Golf 3; Softball 1,2,4. Sr. Play 4; Band Concert 1,2,3,4; Taining 1,3; Ski Club 2; SA 4, Tres. 4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Track Winter 3,4; Spring 2,3,4; Gymnastics 2; Yrbk. 4. Yrbk 4; Eng. Aid 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; French Club 1,2. Basketball — Frosh 1, JV 2,3, Vars, 4; Baseball — JV 1, Vars. 2; Soccer — JV 2, Vars. 2,3,4, Vars. Track 2,3,4; Sr. Play 4; Intra V-Ball 1,2,3. Pep Rally, 3; Eng. Aid 3; Yrbk. 4; Sr. Play 4. Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Rally Com. 3,4; Ring Com. 2; Jr. Prom Comm. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Eng. aid 3,4; Girls Track 1; Pep Club 4; Sr. Play 4; Cheerleader JV 1; Var. 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4; Candy Sale Chairman 3, Open Campus 3; SA 1; Gymnastics 1; Yrbk 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Robed Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,3,4; Gymnastics 1,2,4; Div. Concert 4; NCCC 4. Pep Rally 1; Chorus 1,2; Ski Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4; Stud. Exchange Com. 2; Cheerleader JV 2, Var. 3; Musical 3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 4, Sr. Play 4 Band Training 1; Concert 1,2,3,4; JV Soccer 1,2; Ski Club 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4, Baseball Manag- er 3; Sr. Ball Com. 4; Sr. Play 4; Student-Faculty Review Board. Richey, Michael 69 Ridley, Andrea 52 Roach, Roger 41 Roberts, Susan 46 Band Training 1; Concert 1,2,3,4; NCCC 3,4; Var. Cheerleader 4; Pops Concert Com. 2, Outing Club 3,4; Pit Orch. Musical 4. Robinson, Alan 76 Roy, Susan 45 Rybeck, Linda 43 Training Band 1; Guid. Aid 2; Musical 4; Club Culture 3; Teachers Aid 4. Sales, Frank 54 Samuelson, Karen 52 Santos, Debra 39 FTA 1; FNA 1; Bio. Aid 2; Ring Com. 3; Basketball 3; Field Hockey 2; Tennis 2,3,4; Ski Club 1; Pep Rally 3. Schacht, Mark 72 Scott, Finn 29 Seaver, Jay 47 Ski Club 1,2. Sheriden, Tom 35 Smit, Kathleen 69 Smith, Chris 65 Smith, Mark 30 Smith, Peter 28 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Robed Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4, Director 4; Lit. Mag. Ed. 3; Outing Club V.P. 3, Pres. 4; Disc. Board 3; Sr. Play 4; B of Ed. 4; Eng. Cons. Board 4; NCCC 1,2,3,4; Div. 3, Yrbk 4. Stafford, Jane 54 Stewart, Darlene 40 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Robed Choir 3,4; Track 3; Sr. Play 4; E.C.B. Sec. 4; Afro-American Group 4. Stolynas, Elizabeth 82 Stone, Richard 82 Too Much! Sutula, Darcy 67 Suzenski, Paul 64 Szoka, A.G. 72 Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Vars. Hockey 4. Tavino, Laurie 81 Taylor, Paula 56 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3; Outing Club 3,4; Bus. Club 3; Musical 2,3, Director 4; Sr. Play 4; Pep Rally Com. 2,3; Jr. Prom Com. 3; Sr. Ball Com. 4; Eng. Aid 4; Yrbk 4. Thompson, Donna 28 Thorpe, Mark 37 Sr. Play 4, Yearbook 4. Turcotte, Jacques 81 Wadsworth, Susan 59 Chorus 1,2,3; FTA 4; Musical 4; Club Culture 3. Wahl, Holly 77 French Club 1,2; Pianist Musical 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Bus. Club Pres. 4. Walsh, Susan 64 Chorus 1,2,3,4; Robed Choir 3,4; NCCC 3,4; Musical 1,3,4; FTA 1,2; French Club 1,2; Sr. Play 4; Bus. Club 2; Good Guys 1,2; Guid. aid 4; Lib. aid 4; Magazine Com. 4. Webber, Coral 55 Band 1; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Pit. Orch 4; NCCC 4; Club Culture 3. Wersauckas, Debbie 47 Whitehill, Gary 39 Williams, Bill 70 Williams, Tom 80 Wilson, Curtis 73 Wright, Carl 31 Welch, Mark 79 Terleski, Tere 71 87 Awards PSAT-NMSQT Letters of Commendation Stephen Noe Peter Smith Lisa Dieli James Mahoney Roger Roach Scott Farrell Semi-finalist — George Drakeley Highest Achievement in Earth Science — Micheal Graubaskas Highest Achievement in Biology — James Mahoney Highest Achievement in Chemistry — George Drakeley Boy ' s State — Ted Beneski Girl ' s State — Karen Samuelson George Drakeley Joanne Drenz ek Straka Memorial Geometry Prize — Lisa Dieli Daughters of the American Revolution Award — Joanne Drenzek Betty Crocker Homemaker Award — Lisa Dieli Bausch and Lomb Science Award — George Drakeley Valedictorian — George Drakley Salutatorian — Emilie Ann Patterson Class Brownies: Steve Parshley and EUine Pohorylo Class Snappy Dressers: Rob Christian and Joanne Butler Class Jokers: Chuck Caruthers and Karen Samuelson Class Agricultural Expert: Roger Coulter Class Brains: George Drakeley and Lisa Dieli Class Gearheads: Darcey Sutula and Lester Ayotte Class Quiets: Carl Wright and Anne Patterson Class Griefs: Frank Sales and Teri Falkowski Class Rembrandts: Chris Loud and Laurie Tavino Class Flirts: Gary Whitehill and Lynn Reinhardt Class Egotists : Doug Packard and Lisa Dieli Class Sex Symbols: Paul Suzenski and Jeri Martino Class Jocks: Doug Packard and JuneChampagney Ye Olde Lester Ayotte leave for the packy. Diana Babbitt leaves with a flap-shuffle-ball change, 1 an a 2 an a 3 an a 4 Ted Beneski leaves Mr. Coen a fertility tree knowing he ' ll need one. Robin Benson leaves Gary Phelps to ride the bus. Diane Berube leave Mr. Sinicrope a bottle of wine in rememberance of Dianes Darlene ' s Night Club Joanne Butler leaves to Mr. Thomas his never failing antagonistic personality. Blaire Caldwell leaves her laugh to Tina Hill. Steve Caldwell leaves corrupted. June Champagney leaves all my points to Ozzie. Patti Ann Christian leaves her fantastic skiing ability to Mr. Fisher. Rob Christian leaves all his partying to the juniors. Cheryl Cobb leaves Mr. Coen a deck of cards to use during English class. Patti Coope leaves her dimples and scurvy lollipop tightly clutched in her grimy fist to Bets. Ellen Cunningham leaves Mr. Sinicrope and unbalanced bank statement in contribution to the next economics class. Moe leaves for Xanadu. Period. Rich Day leaves with the last of the long distance men. Lisa Dieli leaves an empty seat in Mrs. Zaks class to Hey Mon Lawson Candy Domin leaves Mr. Wanat the memories of his first orange birthday cake. George Drakeley leaves all his hand wiritten ' English papers for Mr. G. to correct. Joanne Drenzek leaves 2 free cakes and 57 couples at the Senior Ball to Mr. C. Walter Drewnowski leaves so Patty can take over being Polish. Tad Duni leaves a well used pair of crutches to all the unfortunate jocks. Scott Farrell leaves Miss Von Neida half a brain to match the half she already has. Naomi Fiehler leaves hoping the members of next years ' class aren ' t such stodgy traditionalists. Kathleen Fleming leaves the back seat of the Cadillac to Beana. Fred leaves his imagination in pursuit of the fleeting mushroom and a substantial quantity of regurgitation to the nurse. Janet Freeman leaves 10 test tubes full of week old yeast (phew) to Mr. Thomas. Peter Gagne leaves the Hill Street road racing course to any biker who wants to contend with it. Pam Gallant leaves with Rick. Michael Grabauskas leaves a Pen ton on the West Suf field Mt. for whoever will go find it. Mark Grabowski leaves his size 13 1 4 converse to the next basketball player who can fill them. Cindy Green leaves her spirit with the High School Hockey Club. Debbie Halladay leaves her roses crown to all the girls who thought they deserved it. Steve Hartwell leaves Mr. Gowdy a duck. Candy Jones leaves a spilled pen and ink bottle on the floor of the Art room with a clean desk top. Judi Kennedy leaves one more rainy Wednesday to Laurie Glowacki. Kaye Knox leaves behind the grand piano for Mr. Pacocha. Gina Lauretti leaves many a good conversation and many great laughs. Class Will Robin Leemann leaves Mr. G. a bunch of giggling senior girls for the last six weeks. Judy Lenentine leaves her little sister Debbie for a year. Janine Liana leaves her panda sox to Mr. Coen. Jim Mahoney leaves one term supply (5000 gallons) of ditto fluid to Mrs. Heywood. Cheryl Mandirola leaves behind the Cliques and the apathy in a search of something more real. Karen Mannix leaves her fantastic comprehension of chemistry to Mr. Walat. Jill McLaughlin leaves Mark a roll of life savers because they ' re part of living, and a pink carnation. Brenda Mlinek, being of sound mind and body, leaves to Suffield High some school spirit — 100 proof. Debbie Oppenheimer leaves her baton with Mr. Tanguay to give to the next twirler of Suffield High ' s Marching Band. Ann Marie Papuga leaves half a grapefruit and her cheat sheets to Carol Genero. Stephen Parshley leaves his Tokyosi to Sinicrope s next victim! Danny Wentworth. Anne Patterson leaves Betsy to French V. Roxanne Pederson leaves in search of better times. Steve Phelps leaves the home of the goal to the next jock who wants to get his head kicked in. Brenda Phillips leaves her V.W. in the parking lot for anyone who wants to use it. Elaine Pohorylo leaves with a YEA RAH! RAH!!!!!!! Sarajane Rapacki leaves ye olde class. Susan Roy leaves all the teachers to her brother David. Mark Richardson leaves a few of his pounds to Mr. C. Linda Rybeck leaves all her English papers to Donna Smus. Jay Seaver leaves some pretty wild times at the Hockey games. Tom Sheridan leaves on the back wheel. Kathy Smit leaves 10c to cover the desperate needs of all the hungry and destitute beggars in the cafeteria for the next 10 years. Chris Smith leaves his heater. Peter Smith is released. Jane Stafford leaves after Bob, Judy, and Joan, and leaves it to Jean, David, John, Jackie, Paul and Jennifer. Darlene Stewart leaves the Vice Pres, office to the next poor soul with wishes of goodluck to him or her. Richard Stone leaves a rolling, sardonic laugh, ever resounding through the empty hallways for those who realize Paul Suzenski leaves the Blue Moon to the Juniors to do what they want with it. A. G. Szoka leaves a hockey puck to Mr. Green. Laurie Tavino leaves with Brenda and Barb and lots of memories. Paula Taylor leaves asking Mr. Connelly Qu est-ce qu ' Alice fait en Hiver? Mark Thorpe leaves that thing in the corner for Henry Pommelsnitch to clean up. Susan Wadsworth leaves Cheryl Kolvek her old seat on the bus. Holly Wahl leaves a security blanket and a dry handkerchief to Mr. Pacocha. Susan Walsh leaves Maria Denise all the geometry problems for Mrs. Rollet to figure out. Coral Webber leaves Leslie Glowacki a telephone pole in front to SHS with a year ' s supply of rotten bananas. 91 Senior Sno-Ball January 26th 1974 QUEEN AND COURT Patti Ann Christian, Laurie Tavino, Joanne Drenzek, Janet Freeman, Queen; Pam Gallant, Lisa Dieli, Lynn Reinhardt, Elaine Pohorylo, June Champagney. Ye Olde Town House Agawam Mass Stairway to Heaven May 19,1973 Queen; Debbie Halladay, Escort; Richard Cikky Court; Karen Knox, Karen Mannix, Lynn Reinhardt, Patty Coope, Elaine Pohorylo, Sarajane Rapacki, Pam Gallant. Perils of Purity Cast i Announcer; Scott Farrell Rabbit Transit; Lynn Reinhardt . Granny Airsweet; Diana Babbitt Miz Fenstermaker; Sara Rapa|ki Shirley Dimple; Patty oope, Algernon; Mark Tfiorpe f Mayor Surveyor; Mark Ricliardson j; Nf • d More Corn; George Drakeley f Tubercular Terrance; Peter Smith J Puritv ' Airsweet: Paut,C Harif v Bronchia 1 Billy; Ted Beneski Big Stupe; Ed Polaskf Tricia Trash; Karen Min nix Marshall Law; Steve Phelps I Wanda; Darlene Stewait 4ie Walsh m il Dral Punishment; Janet Freeman Chb f lhockawatch; Jim Mahoney jp Hiawafflt Doug Packard Ariel Airsweet, Sandy Luce Running Sore; Steve Noe Pffigrvlfli IV ■llV ' Roh-Dee-Oh-Doh-Boyo- I ' m wicha! 4iJ Senior Class Officers Darlene Stewart (Vice Pres.), Joanne Drenzek (Pres.), George Drakeley (Tres.), Pam Gallant (Sec.). Senior Council Scott Farrell, Ted Beneski, Lisa Dieli, Joanne Drenzek, Karen Samuelson. 95 W W ■ underclassmen Class Freshman Kathy Chamberlaine (Sec.) Lis Christian (V.P.) of 1977 Class Officers Marion Smith (Treas.) Eric Billings (Pres.) Class Sophomore Carol Pohorylo (Tres.), Danny Wentworth (Pres.) of 1976 Class Officers Sara Zak (V.P.) Judi Fun (Sec.) Class Junior Glenn Waterman (V.P.) Mark Winkler (Pres.) of 1975 Ken Kraus (Treas.), Missing: Tracy Geary (Sec.) Board of Education Representatives Peter Smith, Mark Jennings, Jeff Folmsbee. Student Parent Teacher Organization C. Parent, K. Samuelson, B. McCarty, D. Wentworth, T. Beneski. s t u d e n t A s s o c • 1 a t 1 o n S. Willoughby, S. Lynch, C. Parent, D. Wentworth, E. Billings, K. Roberts, C. Mandirola, J. Folmsbee, S. Parshley (Treasurer), D. Kulas, T. Beneski (Pres.), T. Chapdelaine, Mr. Coen (Advisor), J. Drenzek, C. Ferrara, M. Winkler, K. Samuelson (V. Pres.), K. Lownds, (Secretary). English Consulting Board Tenor Goodhouse, Darlene Stewart, Sarah Wheaton, Pat Adams, Kate Smit, Roger Roach, Danny Wentworth, Richard Stone, Ken Kraus, Peter Smith. Good Guys Candy Jones, Mrs. Rollet (Advisor), Marybeth Moreau, Elaine Zaczynski, Marjorie Rollet, David Carron, Anthony Lulec. 109 Stage Band Chorus Robed Choir Future Teachers of America L. TO R.; Miss Victoria (Advisor), Susan Wadsworth, Carol Genero, Cheryl Kolvec, Sonja Gile, Mary Keller, Ann Papuga (Pres.), Lynn Kennedy, Ellen Cunningham, Pat Adams, Betsy McCarty, Missing; Diana Babbitt (V. Pres.), Sarah Smith. Future Business Leaders of America BACK ROW, L TO R.; Karen Carnevale, Terri Vasilicosta, Annette Sarno, Toni Bertolini, Theresa Ford, Janet Fior FRONT, L TO R.; Janine Liane, Holly Wahl, Dennie Audet, Darlene Laflin, Mrs. Christian (Advisor). Future Homemakers of America R. Day, S Parshley, J. Drenzek, S. Phelps, G. Drakely, R. Roach, J. Mahoney, R. Stone, D. Santos, S. Roberts, D. Stewart, J. Champan- gy. E. Pohorylo, P. Gallant, D. Babbitt, P. Coope, A. Papuga, K. Samuelson, L. Dieli, T. Beneski, S. Noe, C. Green, S. Rapacki, P. Smith, Missing; N. Fiehler. National Honor Society FRONT ROW; Mary Gaiotti, Dand Desrosiers, John Barnett, Keith Fieldhouse, Bob Hayes, Brian Johnstua, Tom Grahm, Mark Webb, Sarah Brome, Kim Charette, Peggy Cox. 2ND; Guy Begin, Mike Clark, Mark Schact, Brian McCleod, Bruno Zeneski, R. Strughton, B. Grassovw, G. Gaiotti, S. Burk, D Rothberg, G. Covizer, L. Audet, R. Barile, 3RD; T. Gaiotti (Pres.), D. Coutu, D. Halladay, G. Haynes. R. Molleur, J. Polaski. R. Stoughton, G. Phelps, Judy Oliva, C. Stacy, M. Wagner, M. Sherman, J. Breault. Missing: Don McKay, L. Krough, E. Polaski, A. Robinson. Future Farmers of America L TO R; R Remington, C. Ferrara, A. Sarno, N. Reynolds, J. Graczewski, J. Fiore, K. Carnevale, K. Fahey, M Gaiotti, T. Vasilicosta, L. Glowaski, C. Richey. G u 1 d a n c e A i a S STANDING; R. Andersen, P. Engelke, L. Schile, J. Voudis, A. Richard, S, Zak, M. Rollett, C. Kennedy, M. Danise E Cunningham, J. Gagne, P Murphy, C. Audet, C Richey, D. Zukowski, SEATED; M. Vuska, C. Shelaskis, S. Rotundo, L. Smus, P. Gadoury, M. Fiore, D. Winton. Science Aids L TO R; Carol Genero, Cathy Mills, Joanne Drenzek, Bob Mont gomery. BOTTOM; Sue Kasanowski, Betsy McCarty. Library Aids L TO R; Janet Fisher, Darlene Petillo, Roxanne Andresen, Tener Goodwin, Sara Zak, Mrs. Fisher, Sue Walsh, Sue Keever, Sharon Noe, Nancy Huling. English Office Aids L TO R; Marcia Burel, Sue Kasanowski, Mrs. Moore, Julie Hedden, Tammy Jenkins, Lynn Hartley, Paula Taylor. Pres. — Peter Smith V. Pres. — Mike Potter Treas — Brian Harvey Sec. — Sandy Markowski Advisor — Ms. Donaldson Outing Club Ski Club Pres. — P. Christian V. Pres. — Mark Jennings Sec. — Sarajane Kapacki Jane Stafford Tres. — Karen Samuelson Advisors — Mr. Fisher, Mr. Baker 116 Culture Club L TO R: Mrs. O ' Neil, Miss Libby, Mary Ann Putkawski, John Hazard, Kathy Lownds, Sara Zak, Brian Harvey, Sandy Markowski, Betsy McCarty, Carolyn Rapacki. TOP L TO R: Mr. Roy, Janice Dunai, John Hazard, Bob Montgomery, Zygmunt Skawski, Mrs. Brackett MID.: Richard Davenport, Mark Wren, Brian Harvey, Alex Shinkevich, BOTTOM: Chris Blasjewski, Dan Light, Sam Flanders, Todd Brown. MISSING: Jeff Folmsbee. Audio- Visual Club 117 Patty Coope Peter Smith When You Walk Through a Storm ... Betsy McCarty Ug Chorus Carousel .. . Hold Your Head Up High ... . . . And Don ' t Be Afraid of the Dark Free Kick! A Baker bakes, But who makes Stu? TOP ROW: M Ruggiero, M Rock, S. Wills, M. Small, L. Krough, S. Phelps, MID¬ DLE ROW: T. Duni, M. Grabowski, T. Beneski, R. Christian, Mr. G. Coach, BOT¬ TOM ROW: M. Hill, S. Caldwell, P. Suzenski, F. Dudek, M. Jennings. 122 FRONT L TO R: Dave Hill, Eric Billings, Danny Rollett, Bart Chisnall, Jamie Kiley, Ray Norman. 2nd: Teddy Nielsen, Steve Drenze k, Mike Henesey, Mike Rock, Steve Wills 3rd: Mr. Delaiglesia (OFF LEFT), Ray Merrick, Ricky Brunton, Larry Krough, Danny Wentworth, Bob Zavisa, James Kimmett, Mike Jennings, Da¬ vid Kulas, Zygmunt Skaowki, Peter Schissl, Bobby Hinkley, Tom Golec, Coach Sugarmeyer. Junior Varsity Soccer Danny Wentworth Field Hockey FRONT, L. TO R.: K. Samuelsen, J. Champagney, J. Freeman. BACK, L. TO R.: K. Drake, C. Sheldon, V. Copes, L. Fehm, D. Petillo, D. Burke, M. Mahoney, S. Sorrow , P. Kelly, R. Andre- FRONT L. TO R.: L. Merrell, K. Bertolini, T. Green, S. Williams, B. Barnes, C. Shelanskas, H. Freeman. BACK L. TO R.: L. Ch ristian, L. Goncher, C. Chamberlaine, K. Sheridan, V. Bedard, J. Sernatinger, A. Jennings, M. Drakeley, S. Fischer, S. Zak, J. Coope, T. Stephen, Ms. Mills, Coach. Chris Hanrahan FRONT ROW: M. Hill, S. Parshley, M. Jennings, S. Noe, C. Hanrahan, R. Romeo, J. Parshley, D. Desmarais, S. Phelps, T. Duni, BACK ROW: Mr. Howard, R. Nichols, J. Chamberlaine, D. Wentworth, T. Dorn, T. Chapdelaine, G. Drakeley, S. Miskin, G. Whitehill, B. Green, Mr. Sinicrope. Track And Field Girls J.V. Basketball TOP ROW: Vicki Copes, Barbara Barnes, Lori Noe, Vanessa Bedard, MIDDLE ROW: Sue Keever, Kel- lee Wentworth, Kim Bertolini, Valerie Bedard, BOTTOM ROW: Miss Mills (Coach), Veronica Mann, Louise Graham, Dawn Burke, Susan Sorrow. Girl ' s Varsity Basketball June Champagney Cinny Finn, Karen Samuelson, Janice Osowiecki, Ann Papuga, Jerilyn Martino Miss Thompson, Karen Drake, Patty Kelly, Theresa Ford, Martha Mahoney, Sonja Gile ozzie june cinny martha june Freshman Basketball TOP: Tom Croswell, Jamey Kiley, Chris Longo, Joe Nenichka, Steve Roach, Scott Phelps, John Lenk, BOTTOM: Alan Gilbert, Kip Fleming, Mat Griffin, Frank Hoffman, James Kimmet, Gary Doyon, Al Ford, Coach, Mr. Baker. Coach Abrams, Bill Treadwell, Paul Ford, Don McKay, Kevin Griffin, Stan Flasinski, David Lawson, Marshal Dewey, Brian Reynolds, Denise Doyon, Mike Jennings, James Tavino, Larry Krough, Anthony Hawley, Missing: Ricky Davis. Ted Beneski, Doug Packard, Alan Griffin, Steve Phelps, Joe Audet Coach Hartmann, Tim Dorn, Steve Noe, Jim Hardin, Mark Grabowski, Bill Yuodis, Mark Stevens, Scott Farrell, Tad Duni. Varsity Basketball J.V. FRONT ROW: D. Halladay, S. Drenzek, R. Handy, S. Romeo, R. Brunton, M. Ruggtero, D. Russeal, BACK ROW: Mr. Green, J. Therrian, M. Wright, J. Sor¬ row, R . Fuller, D. MacDuffy, J. Dilko, B. Cliff, D. Ringuette; Missing; T. Golec. VARSITY: FRONT ROW: A.G. Szoka, C. Lopez, J. Dalrymple, R. Handy, b. Romeo, B. Hinckley, G. Sullivan, P. Schiessl; BACK ROW: Mr. Green, B. Cramer, P. Alaimo, G. Pellitier, D. Mannix, R. Mar¬ tino, T. Golec, J. Golea, B. Green, C. Kasabian. V Gymnastics STANDING: Joan Quenneville (captain), Patti Coppolo, Mary Drakeley, Jane Yuska, Toni Bertolini, Janet Fisher, Carol Sheldon, Diane Packard, Mrs. Robinson (Coach), KNEELING: Karen Sheri dan, Mary Kotowski, Mary Lee, Nancy Soobinski, Carolyn Rapacki. STANDING: Francis Sweeney, Mark Bulgier, Chip Chisnell, Mark Small, Steve Thompson, Tom Golec, KNEELING: Steve Wills, Tom Chapdelaine, Mark Hill, Walter Gogulski, Charles Thompson (Coach). Carolyn Rapacki Walter Gogulski Lisa Dieli, Debbie Hartwell, Sandy Markowski, Cindy Hastings, Susan Roberts, Co-Cap¬ tain Elaine Pohorylo, Lynn Reinhardt, Tina Hill, Co-Captain Pam Gallant, Debbie Lenentine. Varsity 6 s s Cheer eaders Cindy Cessenski, Kathy Roberts, Co-Captain Carol Pohorylo, Debbie Mis- kin, Karen Bennett, Tener Goodwin, Marcia Crouse, Donna Bauchiero, Co- Captain Candy Ferrara, Junior Varsity Girl ' s Softball Jennette Brialt Jennette Brialt Sheryl Williams ROW ONE: Doree Petillo, Sheryl Williams, Heather Freeman, Candy Ferrara, Toni Bertolini, Patty Kelly, Anette Sarno, Nancy Reynolds, Kathy Bottomley. ROW TWO: Sharon Deane, Sue Keever, Karen Samuelson, Debbie Lenentine, Darlene Petillo, Cheryl Lawson, Cheryl Cobb, Je¬ anette Brialt, Robin Edmonds, Mary Anne Siminoko, Mary Ellen McCarthy, Mrs. Metcalf. Golf Team LEFT TO RIGHT: James Rapacki, Raymond Handy, James Mcadam, Janice Osowieki, Peter Dunn, Pro at Suffield Country Club, Miss Thomp¬ son, Adviser, and Mike Mulligan. Debbie Santos, Cynni Finn, Carol Pohorylo, Coach Mr. Hartmann, Bud Hancock, John Keever, Brad Megget, Paul Rock, Missing. Elaine Pohorylo. Tennis Team Junior Varsity Baseball Mark Ruggiero, Mark Small, Jim Tavino, Fred Dudek, Don Mckay, Mike Jennings, Coach Abrams. Jim Taravella, Jeff Thommson, Jim Darymple, Mike Thresher, Brian Reynolds, Marshall Dewey, Mark Stevens. 140 Bob Germain, Ted Beneski, Tom Thresher, Jeff Parent, Pete Bermani, Scott Farrell, Steve Wence. Mr. Thomas, Dan Padegimas, Alan Griffin, Ken Barnes, Kevin Griffin, Ken Kulas, Mike Hriczko, Mark Richardson. Varsity Baseball adverti sements gardner . international “O complete travel service 106 suffield village - suffield, Connecticut 06078 phone 203 - 668-7368 Floral design for every or rax ion. W edding bouquets, cut f I oncer , funeral design , gift A permanent floral arrangement . Flowers Unlimited SUFFIELD VILLAGE Sultisld, Connecticut We Deliver to Hartford Springfield hospitals, Funeral Homes Surrounding Towns How good is Army schooling? Professional educators will tell you that the training and education one gets in the Army are among the best in the world. In fact, a report published by the Teachers College of Columbia University states that the Armed Forces pro¬ vide one of the most comprehensive and ad¬ vanced educational programs to be found any¬ where, and have, in many ways, surpassed the Nation s colleges and universities in educating American youth. This is understandable, in light of the high level of technology reached by our Armed Forces and the resulting need for highly educated and trained men in almost ev¬ ery category. The U.S. Army might be called the world s largest ' university ' More than 400,000 mili¬ tary personnel are engaged in formal, on-duty education. There are more than 38 military schools and literally thousands of classrooms scattered throughout the country. This great educational program covers a whole range of subjects from the three R ' s to those required for a Ph.D. degree. 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