Variety Show The nineteen-seventh-three variety show took a nostalgic look at the past from Elvis Presley and The Mamas and The Papas to saddle shoes and bobby-socks In Memoriam And on that cheek and o’er that brow So soft, so calm, yet eloquent, The smiles that win, the tints that glow But tell of days in goodness spent, A mind at peace with all below, A heart whose love is innocent. — Lord Byron Peggy Newbury The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a j I deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream, we shall build another tower in the sky. — K. Gibran DANA NASON L Editor- In Chief ▼ | CCM JEEN DOLAN B A'tU arnH gp out Editor f DEBORAJl ACHEI.FK Assist aut Aft 4k 1 Layout Edl j LOHiMIELE i iterarv Editor LEA NE PENTORE Assonant Literary Editor ANDREA YUKNA m Ciirls Sports Editor MARK CAMPBELL Bovs’ Spo tg litor I l im IIV KlN(, Busin ss Editor Annb ulski W Cover fftsJBi -SfeL - MRS. RUTH NEWQUIST Yearbook Avyimr 4 “I remember walking in the plush emerald hills and coming upon a brilliant sunset. I do not know why it struck me as being so different, yet it did. The sky, steaked in shades of scarlet and azure, mellowed to soft, warm, lavender hues. In the moments of change, there remained a splash of amber sun, silent and wise. I have gazed at the sunset many times since then. I have learned that I am not so different from men of ages past, for men have always turned for answers in the skies and oceans and sunsets as I do. Through humility, I have learned the true wealth of myself as a person. I have learned from that wise sunset who has seen the day. But dusk has softly swept its indigo curtain about the sky, the perfect silence of night sighs its farewell. Gentle stars dot the sphere, they nod and know the wisdom of that sunset will always linger in my memory. For sunsets never know a goodbye. — D. Stachelek When students are fortunate enough to have a teacher whose first love is teaching, challenge and exchange in the classroom is possible. Mrs. Phyllis Deming is such a teacher; she has offered her students the opportunity for an enriching educational experience. She has created an atmosphere most conducive to learning by inspiring her students to think and to express themselves. As an expression of appreciation to a fine teacher, we, the class of nineteen hundred and seventy three, gratefully dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Phyllis Deming. — L. Pen tore Class History Our freshman year marked the beginning of our high school years. Initiation Day found us dressed as farmers and farmers’ wives .. some of us got our first taste of horseradish and shaving cream. Sue, Laura, Craig, and Dan guided us through our first year. Spirit Week infected us — our enthusiasm payed off when we shared first place in the Spirit Contest with the junior class. There were countless cases of writer’s cramp as we participated in the petition contest. Linda reigned as our freshman attendant. Our restricted dress code was finally lifted. Our freshman year came to a close with “Gone With the Wind” as our tribute to the departing senior class. Our sophomore year was one of changes. The Student Council arranged for smoking priviledges in the school. Dan, Geoff, Diane, and Sue led the class in our activities. Once again we pulled together as a class when Spirit Week came around. Barbara was selected to represent our class in Regina’s court. The sophomore dance was held in the gym, and many of us contributed our efforts toward making it a success. It was a good year that prepared us for the days to follow. As juniors we found ourselves without Mrs. D’Angona, but we adopted Mr. Miller as our class advisor. Geoff, Mike, Sue, and Diane were our class officers. Hillbillies invaded the lobby when we turned our attention toward Spirit Week. Peggy became our Homecoming attendant. “Colour My World” set the mood for our Junior Prom. Diane reigned over the prom along with Peggy and Karen. Donkey Ball was a feature attraction. Mini Courses served as an educational diversion from our daily routine. “Sargeant Pepper” was a success. With the arrival of June, we turned our attention to our senior year, and then to the days that lie beyond. Once again the corridors are filled with sighs and laughter and the sounds of individuals. But we, with so many days quickly becoming memories, turn our attention toward the future. We understand that we must adjust our ideals to the values of the changing world which we are to inherit. It will be ours to love and shape, ours to preserve for generations to come. TODAY take the time to remember good fun, small talk, the warmth of a smile lessons of life that connot be found bound in volumes, take the time to remember what you’ve learned take the time to learn what you remember. Where Are You Going? where are you going you’re completely unknowing of what you’ll be or what you’ll see but you’re going anyway. — J. Pac I often wonder where I’ll end up but still I know that in the end I will be me I will find my own direction and reach the end where satisfaction is the desired result. The school year began with a wide range of activities, the first of which was Spirit Week competition between classes demanded time and effort the Senior Class took the trophy for most school spirit. Initiation became the topic for discussion freshmen dressed as Gladys and Tyrone were left to the mercy of the Senior Class. FOOTBALL SEASON ... is a time when students and townspeople gather and share enthusiasm. The sights and sounds of a game include those of the crowd, the band and drill team, the cheerleaders, the concession stand, and most important, the team. Football season can be, for the team, a time to fight discouragement and exhaustion. But for both the spectator and the person who actively participates, it is a time of excitement. 15 t Cross Country Season 19 Homecoming, A Tradition an exciting day for the queen and her court ... that night a dance was held in the gym in honor of the football team the experience brought many happy moments for all who had taken part The athlete possesses a true love of the sport. It is he who fights physical and mental exhaustion for the privilege of participation. He has shared the ecstasy of an exhilirating win; he has stood alone on the threshold of a humiliating loss. Though he finds himself often without deserved recognition, he continues to strive for perfection as an athlete. Student Council . . . in those sessions there arose a desire to make something of the council, of the school, of the community ... perhaps future establishments of student government will carry our aspirations one step further by expanding them and combining them with aspirations of their own and then apply them with sincere and concentrated effort... Yearbook . . . it was not just an interjection of one’s own ideas, but rather an exchange of self .. it was a combined effort in which each contributed to the whole .. at times it seemed like an endless task as we struggled to meet deadlines ... but in the end the result proved worthy of all we had given ... Fall Sports Banquet National Honor Society Reason and learning are like body and soul. Without the body, the soul is nothing but empty wind. Without the soul the body is but a senseless frame. — K. Gibran Junior Prom The class of ’74 chose “Knights in White Satin” as their theme as queen, Sandy presided over the dance along with her attendants, Gale and Debbie for all who attended, the Junior Prom was a night to be remembered for a long time through music we learn to see with our ears and hear with our hearts . the sky grew heavy mottled with tones of cameo and gray and spoke to the earth with the eloquence of winter. — L. Miele § ). V x 1. ■4Wo( v? , .0° A Ou o § J)0° V te i xx s r? s ,tc- f, r m+K-4 tr 1' • -V oops HI 'Pt-y: 't wowtOEAf rv'i vs o a$ _ TOTO-i. f ■ i fc« vs fWR2 3 r r .. 3£i A ,U i TK SPKj aJ lesERvB vte- I SlifNtf.' V' NJ 6 m.kd W ■ . V '■’ 1: sF ypM W- Ve- - vP° ft U)n«t oO s A Ufrtonp p H L L v ° Deep beep v ? Go ‘ 0-5 V % r 4 , V A fV •'p '- ; ' 35% - • •Cf ‘ % £ Is e £ ? . £ -T • £ • 3 5- I EVS . j ° SBORb «tfc. %k Basketball Season It was an exciting season for both the J.V. and Varsity basketball teams. But for the first time in their high school careers, the ’72-’73 Varsity team secured a place in the tournament playoffs ... a renewed spirit arose from the capacity crowds. The Key Club, Pep Band, and Cheerleaders lent their active support throughout the season. Although the Redcoats did not succeed in their tournament game, they still hold the title of Northwest Conference Champions. Pancake Breakfast On the morning of the first basketball game of the season, the cheerleaders sponsored a beforeschool social in the cafeteria. The Varsity cheerleaders prepared a pancake breakfast for the basketball teams. The social and the breakfast were the cheerleader’s way of wishing the boys luck. 37 Girls’ Basketball The Lady Redcoats opened their season with an exciting win, and continued in the same successful fashion, recording a dozen victories and only one defeat. New friendships were formed and old ones renewed. For all those who participated, this was a season never to be forgotten. WINS AND LOSSES BERLIN BERLIN BERLIN MALONEY BERLIN BERLIN BERLIN BERLIN BERLIN BERLIN BERLIN BERLIN 51- WOODROW WILSON 50- SOUTH CATHOLIC 26 49- BULKELEY 29 46 - BERLIN 38 40 — PLATT 30 44 - NBHS 22 45 - NBHS 34 46 — MIA 25 48 - LEWIS MILLS 43 30- MIA 17 36- PENNEY 33 49- MT. ST. JOSEPH 35 The Spirit of P And if anything is needed it is this spirit of play — not just child’s play but genuine enjoyment of the ordinary things that go into our ordinary lives on ordinary days — let us celebrate our ordinariness in an extra-ordinary way with joy and with the spirit of play! The Drama Club’s production of “Blithe Spirit” was a tremendous success. Miss Johnson and her crew lent their time and talents to the production. Each member of the cast gave an entertaining and convincing performance which drew praise from both townspeople and students. 43 Future Teachers of America If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. — K. Gibran : U2 ... 44 The Berlin Redcoats were slight favorites to win the Northwest Conference crown in 1972. Unfortunately, many ball-players were affected by early season injuries. Because of this, the Redcoats finished below expectations with a record of 7-8. Some of the light spots of the season were A1 Landa’s long ball hitting, Jim Pac’s baserunning, and Rich McKeon’s plays in center field. Others like Russ Brown and Rich Byrnes promise better things for 1973. — C. Lynch a i yy why is the biggest three letter word there is B. McGurgan Reason without learning is like the untilled soil or like the human body that lacks ♦ nourishment. — K. Gibran Mrs. Rosalind Ward Mrs. Judith Cowell Mr. Gino Lattanzio Guidance and Special Services Mr. Peter Naunchek Mrs. Edith Murch 57 Miss Christine Drummond “Those who sow the seeds of understanding will always be remembered.” L. Pen tore Faculty Mrs. Diane Boncek Mrs. Elizabeth Magyar CENTER RIGHT: Mrs. Phyllis Deming and Mr. James Marsele Mrs. Emilie Yukna Mrs. Mary-Ann Miklos 58 Miss Janet Kelly Miss Cheryl Cook Mr. Ernest Spieler Mr. David Pasco Mr. Robert Recor CENTER LEFT Miss Donna Delisa Mr. Saverian Torino and Mr. Robert Poglitsch Mrs. Carol Virostek Mr. Jeffrey Miller Mrs. Elizabeth Olson Mr. William Gibney ABOVE CENTER: Miss Alice Mitchell ABOVE FAR RIGHT: Mr. Patrick Phaup Mr. David Matthews Miss Janet Parks 60 Mr. Dick Shepard Mrs. Cynthia Bond Mr. Donald Bates LEFT: Mr. Martin Innes FAR CENTER LEFT Mr. Andrew Marticello CENTER LEFT: Mr. Emilio Merlino Miss Gail Peterson Mr. Robert DiCicco 64 Mrs. Katherine Breyers BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE. SEATED: J. FUipek; J. Pac C. Dolan; D. Butera; D. Gurskis; D. Carlson. STANDING G. Larson; G. Barker; P. Nieman; L. Klotz; C. Mothereele T. King. STUDENT COUNCIL. SEATED: J. Pac, Vice President; M. Sylvester, Treasurer; D. Gurskis, President; L. Miele, Recording Secretary; C. Dolan, Corresponding Secretary. ROW 2: C. Hartney; M. Angeli; D. Andrukiewicz; T. Powers; R. Herr; W. Berloni; D. DeGiorgi; G. Larson; L. Criniti; J. Zelek; S. Hinch-liffe; C. Civali; D. Siriotis; J. Margnelli; Mr. Sherrick, Advisor; K. Keller; J. Kozial; K. Nalewajek. MISSING FROM PICTURE: M. Pagano; G. Kahn; W. Jedziniak; E. Fortier. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. FROM LEFT: J. Margnelli, President; D. Gaffney, Treasurer; L. Radcliffe, Secretary. MISSING FROM PICTURE: A. Kiniry, Vice-President UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. SEATED B Fappi-no. Secretary; L. Hillstrand, Treasurer. STAND-NG: W Berloni, President; P. Humphrey, Vice-resident . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. LEFT: G. Kahn, President; D. Butera, Secretary. ABOVE LEFT: S. Korzenko, Treasurer; J. Klotz, Vice-President. STANDING: M. Procko, Vice President. 65 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS. FROM LEFT: M. Sylvester, Vice-President; T. Simeone, Secretary; D. Cibali, President. MISSING FROM PICTURE: R. Turner, Treasurer. KEY CLUB. ROW I: M. Procko, Treasurer; P. Nieman, Vice-President; J. Pac, President; L. Gillette, Vice-President; J. Wentland. ROW 2: D. Kaszicki; T. La Rosa; R. McKeon; G. Grabowski; M. Seifel; T. Papale; J. Bijas; M. Landry; D. Fiori. ROW 3: M. Marzi; L. Revoir; M. Grunwald; J. Klotz; D. Pac; K. Scaglioli; M. Klein; R. Peck; J. DiMugno. ROW4: D. Capo-diece; A. Jones; G. Schmidt; E. Benson; G. Larson; T. Dennis; C. Lund. ROW5: R. McGurgan; C. Lynch; T. Zesk; L. Carlson; B. Parsons; J. Gagliardi; E. Young; T. Kiniry. ROW 6: P. Humphrey; M. Klotz; G. Barker; R. Mintich; S. Marble; R. DeGroff; R. Byrnes. MISSING FROM PICTURE: M. Campbell; D. Gurskis; M. Meisterling; R. Schreiner; D. Sturgeon; J. Bober; S. Sturgeon; G. Rascoe; J. Sirois; M. Sangeloty; P. Kusek; R. Garuti. MOTIF CLUB. SEATED: M. Tangney; D. Messina; S. Ferro; L. Erkson, Secretary; A. Skubel, Vice-President; L. Siriotis, President; C. Soli-woda, Treasurer; D. Butera; G. Rich; S. Wicklund. STANDING: D. Stachelek; B. Nygren; I. Goodrich; D. McBriarty; A. Yukna; C. Sharpe; D. Raleigh; S. Ra-pacz; K. Fenaughty; C. Cop-pa; D. Wardner; C. LaRosa; P. Dauphin; P. Yantz; S. Hinchliffe; P. Faga; K. Cas-ner; K. Urban; J. Beebe. HONOR SOCIETY. SEATED: C. Dolan; D. Stachelek, Vice President; B. Carl son, President; P. Margnelli, Treasurer; L. Miele, Secretary; C. Soares; J. Waters; A. Skubel. ROW 2: S. Martinelli, J. Cornali; R. McGurgan; L. Siriotis; S. Korzenko; S. Vartanian; K. O’Riley; S. Hardacker; S. Hinchliffe; D. Gurskis; C. Coppa; P. Yantz; G. Larson; A. McGurgan; T. DeVivo. ROW3: D. Andrukewicz; M. Landry; D. Carlson; D. Nason; J. Kulesza; J. Ericson; D. DeGiorgi; P. Choma; G. Bezz. MISSING FROM PICTURE: G. Kahn; W. Brusick; L. Hillstrand; L. Swerko. 66 DRAMA CLUB. SEATED: L. Siembab, President; S. Korzenko, Treasurer. ROW 2: J. Meligonis; K. Chamberlain; L. Laroche; S. DeMay, Vice-President; C. Coppa, Secretary; K. Blake; P. Trudelle. ROWS: A. Am bat; D. Kusek; G. Verheyan; D. Driver; J. Dutkiewicz; B. Fappiano. R. Dumaia; K. Fenaughty. ROW 4 P. Masirio; P. Dauphin; C. LaRosa; D. Norton; C. Dobson; J. Waters. ROW5: J. Adamowicz; A. Graziano; C. Mothersele; W. Berloni; J. Anastasion. MISSING FROM PICTURE: L. Siriotis; C. Virostek; S. Chiang; M. Trudelle; B. Turner; S. Malone; L. Skene; V. Rossitto; C. Biondi; R. Kowalski; R. Wilson; R. Simeone; K Blake; T. Powers; D. Norton; S. Valentine; J. Bennett; A. McAdoo; P. Trudelle. SPANISH CLUB. ROW 1 K. O’Riley; R. Kowalski; C. Sasek; C. Coppa, Vice-President; M Santana. Secretary; M. Tangney, Historian. ROW2: P. Yantz; D. Guite; J. Place; P. Gaffney; C. Gimple; S. Gontarz; L. Ustanowski; M. Marino; P. Cooper. ROW3: C. Sharpe, President; J. Davis; D. Vandrilla; K. Jones; S. Bakaj; D. Bakaj; A. Skubel; L. Kozikowski. MISSING FROM PICTURE: J. McCabe; K. Urban. Treasurer; D. Bitel; M. KingBbury; J. Schmidt. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA. SEATED: J. Place; P. Gaffney, Vice-President; D. Stachelek, President; L. Kozikowski, Treasurer; P. Yantz, Secretary; C. Wilcox. ROW 2: V. Rossitto; C. Kolb; D. Guite; G. Barrett; D. Pac; S. Ferro; D. Butera; M. Tangney; D. Evges. K. Urban. ROW3: S. Skene; B. Knowlton; C. Soares; C. Sharpe; S. Brechlin; J. Palmieri; L. Gemmel; D. Trevethan; S. Valentine; L. Skene; S.Wicklund; L. Desrochers; D. Wardner; M. Nalewajek; J. Johnson. ROW 4: G. Carlson; D. Bitel; C. Sasek; C. Poe; M. Silsby; A. Hjerpe; C. Knaus; D. Driver; K. Nalewajek; A. Ambat. MISSING FROM PICTURE: C. McBriarty; D. Messina; D. Paris; M. Scalise; T. Simeone; C. Soliwoda; C. Long; I. Goodrich. MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB. SEATED: L. Ney, Secretary; I. Goodrich, Vice-President; S. Wicklund, President; J. Johnson. ROW 2: S. Pulito. D. Raleigh; L. Fiori; S. Wicklund; D. Bitel. ROW 3: A. Yukna; D. Guite; L. Benvie; G. West man; M. Nalewajek; J. Comali; J. Meyer; J. Wicander. ROW 4: J. Palmieri; A. Skubel; P. Marg-nelli; K. Urban. MISSING FROM PICTURE: N. Kusek, Treasurer; J. Heffeman; B. Nygren; K. Ashworth. BUSINESS CLUB. KNEELING: B. Schmidt, Secretary; D. Raleigh; L. Kochanski; L. Michalski. ROW2: Mrs. Carrier, Advisor; S. Munson; B. Dougherty; A. Nesta; A. Culver; M. Lofquist; M. Pop-pel; C. Gadjewksi; L. Ney. ROW3: S. Rapacz, President; S. Hardacker, Treasurer; P. Fagan; C. Har-dacker, Vice-President; J. Stone. MISSING FROM PICTURE:B. Tomusiak; D. McBriarty; R. Ger-dis; R. Scagliotti; J. Santopietro; G. Richi; R. Landin; J. Fraleigh; D. Harold. SPECIAL CHOIR. ROW 1. J. Comali; L. Medvec; C. Soares; C. Clark; J. Zelek; C. Long; P. Massirio; P. Peters; B. Knowlton; J. Hall; G. Carlson. ROW2: J. Hooper; S. Skene; N. Williams; J. Dutkiewicz; M. Slakish; D. Orcutt; D. Nason; K. Jones; R. Dumais; K. Fenaugh-ty; D. Stachelek. MISSING FROM PICTURE: T. Dennis NORTHWEST DIVISIONAL BAND MEMBERS. SEA TED: M. Kaszynski; G. Larson. STANDING C. Serravalle. MISSING FROM PICTURE: T. Gaudette. BAND. ROW 1: K. Kapon; S. Sataline; D Siriotis; L. Rackliffe; M. Lip-etz; S. McAdoo; C. Locke; F. Steven; D. Gurskis; P. Peters; D. Waller; C. Weber; J. Kozial; C. Cyr; R. Culver; S. Bovee; P. Mullen. ROW 2: T. Gaudette; M. Kaczynski; L. Medvec; K. Kolbe; D. Klakowski; R. Dokas; L. Barrett; S. Mengual; E. Lund; C. Hartney; G. Barker; L. Gillette; G. Larson; L. Dirrgl; J. Meyer; S. Pfeiffer; L. Sataline; D. Lynn. ROW 3: Mr. Karam, Direcotr; G. Glatz; P. Sangeloty; M. Wardner; C. Long; P. Bobrowski; C. Lund; K. Rustek; S. Cop; J. Waters; S. Stange; S. Skein; W. Jedziniak; K. Jones; R. Kowalski; A. Catalano; M. Gontarz; J. Steven; B. Kreutzer; A. Bobrowski; T. Dennis. ROW4: L. Arbor; S. Pechout; C. Haber; K. Meehan; C. Davis; A. Chaniewski; S. Kalkowski. ROW 5: P. Carlson; J. Margnelli; B. Ruck; C. Serravalle; J. Virostek; T. Lukas; B. Bovee; M. Sangeloty; J. Soneson; F. Williams; L. Carlson; M. Klein; D. Symolon; T. Lupia; S. Malespini; F. Berti; R. Fuller; D. Puppel; J. Rustek. PEP BAND: J. Rustek; G. Glatz; D. Carlson; C. Long; P. Sangeloty; J. Soneson; C. Serravalle; G. Larson; T. Dennis. NOT SEEN IN PICTURE: J. Waters; L. Carlson; S. Sataline. GIRLS’ CHORUS. FOREGROUND: D. DeGiorgi, A. Tamburro, and D. Stachelek, Accompanists; Mrs. J. Kumme, Driector. ROW I: M. Poppel; D. DeVivo; J. Genest; D. Pac; J. Beebe; P. Carbo; D. Abair; M. Jorsey; D. Norton; D. Norton; Holly Walentakonis; E. Lund; T. Simeone; M. Coreino. ROW 2: J. Fortin; S. Wish; L. Postl; J. Hall; J. Comali; G. Barrett; N. Williams; R. Dumais; W. Brusick; K. Blake; N. Dunn; N. Addamo; N. Ruck. ROW 3: L. Medvec; G. Carlson; J. Allen; J. Dutkiewicz; C. Soares; J. Creasy; V. Larson; J. Sara-ceno; E. Marciczkiewicz; S. McAdoo; F. Steven; K. Jones; A. Timko. ROW 4 B. Knowlton; A. Ambat; S. Skene; M. Trudelle; J. Taylor; M. Lang; L. Mrotek; P. Peters; D. Nason; K. Fenaughty; C. Clark; J. Wild; S. Marks; P. Kochunas; K. Knapsack; J. Hooper. MISSING FROM PICTURE: L. Swerko; L. O’Connell; P. Papersian; C. Bennett; M. Dutkiewicz. FAR LEFT: ALL CONNECTICUT, NORTH WEST AND ALL EASTERN MEMBERS. SEATED: F. Stevens, Northwest, All Connecticut, All Eastern; STANDING: M. Slak-ish, Northwest, All Connecticut; P. Massirio, Northwest, All Connecticut; D. Orcutt, Northwest, All Connecticut; P. Peters, Northwest; J. Hall, Northwest, All Eastern; L. Medvec, Northwest. ABOVE - ROCK ENSEMBLE. SEATED: D. DeGiorgi; G. Carlson, AccomDanists. ROW 2: J. Genest; D. DeVivo; G. Barrett; J. Hall; P. Peters; S. Skene; R. Dumais; K. Fenaughty; J. Dutkiewicz; N. Williams; D. Stachelek. ROW3: L. Mrotek; K. Jones; D. Norton; D. Norton; B. Knowlton; S. MacAdoo; P. Massirio; J. Hooper; M. Slakish; S. Marks; L. Medvec; E. Dennis; D. Orcutt. ROW 4: C. Clark; V. Larson; C. Long. MISSING FROM PICTURE: L. Swerko MIXED CHORUS. SEATED: D. Stachelek and D. DeGiorgi. Accompanists. ROW 1 Mrs. J. Kumme, Director; M Ruck; D. DeVivo; J. Genest; D. Pac; J Beebe, P. Carbo; V. Ross it to; D. Norton; D. Norton; E. Lund; T. Simeone. ROW2: B. Knowlton; J. Fortin; S. Wish; L. Poetl; J. Hall; J. Comali; G. Barrett; N. Williams; R. Dumais; A. Timko; W. Brusick; K. Blake; N. Dunn; K. Jones. ROW3: A. Ambat; L. Medvec; G. Carlson; L. Allen; J. Dutkiewicz; C. Soares; V. Larson; D. Nason; S. McAdoo; F. Steven; A. Tamburro. ROW 4 M. Trudelle, S. Skene; J. Taylor; M. Lang; L. Mrotek; P. Peters; M. Slakish; J. Ericson; J. Zelek; C. Long; D. Orcutt; P. Massirio; K. Fenaughty; C. Clark; J. Wilk; S. Marks; P. Kochunas; J. Hooper. MISSING FROM PICTURE: T. Dennis; L. Swerko; P. Papertsian. 69 STUDENT LIBRARIANS. ROW 1: A. Camisa; M. Michaud; . Simeone. ROW 2: L. Swerko; P. Massirio; L. Benvie; B. Knowlton. MISSING FROM PICTURE: L. Foertsch; A. Ambat; M. Scalise; J. Taylor; S. Gendreau; D. Meyer; K. Jones; L. Andros; D. Sokolowski; N. Williams; A. Nesta; J. Lashua. GIRLS’ LEAGUE. ROW 1 M. Nalewajek; D. Waller; D. Paris; L. Doty; C. Gimpl, Secretary; C. Malespini, Vice-President; S. Sataline, President; D. Bitel, Treasurer. ROW 2: C. Erkson; L. Desrochers; D. Guite; D. Eyges; B. Fappiano; D. Pac; L. Sataline; R. Gerdis. ROW 3: C. Knaus; G. W’estman; L. Kozi-kowski; C. Sasek; A. Hjerpe; L. Fiori; J. Meyer; R. Kowalski; K. O’Riley; C. Long; M. Todescini; T. Teindl; S. Wicklund; J. Waters; S. Negrelli; C. Dobson. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES. ROW 1: J. Davis; C. Long; P. Malinowski; G. Binder; R. Choma. ROW 2: J. Wild; J. Sprague; J. Zelek. ROW3: D. Loiselle; R. Herr; R. Fuller; K. Glidden. MISSING FROM PICTURE: R. Turner; S. Sandquist; G. Martin; E. Heffeman; M. Garlick; K. Filipek. 1DE0 TAPE CAMERA CREW: R. Fuller; Mr. Kirchatein, Vdvisor; G. Binder. YEARBOOK STAFF. SEATED: C. Sharpe; S. Ferro; V. Ventres; M. Tangney; R. Peck. ROW 2: C. Soliwoda; S. Garuti; C. Dolan, Art and Layout Editor; D. Stachelek, Assistant Art and Layout Editor; L. Miele, Literary Editor; L. Pentore, Assistant Literary Editor. ROW 3: B. Knowlton; D. Messina; D. Wardner; A. Yukna, Girls’ Sports Editor; C. Hardacker, Business Editor; D. Carlson, Assistant Photography Editor; L. Siriotis; A. Ambat. ROW4: J. Pac; C. LaRosa; J. Klotz; T. King, Photography Editor; D. Nason, Editor-In-Chief; P. Sauphin; P. Malinowski; A. Skubel. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Mark Campbell, Boys’ Sports Editor. CHESS TEAM. SEATED P Malinowski; J. Zelek, President; G. Dzubay, Vice-President. STANDING: T. MORNING ANNOUNCERS: K. Jones; P. Cosgrove, Secretary; K. Wilson; D. Vandrilla; J. Zovitch; J. Sprague; C. Knapp. MISSING FROM PIC- Malinowski. TURE: T. Fenaughty; J. W'oodruff; G. Rascoe, Treasurer. 71 DRILL TEAM. KNEELING: L. Laroche; B. Fappiano; L. Sataline; J. Wiecek; D. Zeigler; D. Stachelek; S. Hinchliffe. STANDING: D. Paris; A. Hjerpe; L. Fiori; C. Poe; C. Kaley; A. Skubel; L. Jones; L. Pentore; G. Ventres, Captain; C. Biondi. MISSING FROM PICTURE: R. Reindl. COLOR GUARD. KNEELING: L. Kozikowski; L. Skene; D. Trevethan; S. Brysgel. STANDING: C. Sasek; D. Pfeiffer, Captain; K. O’Riley; K. Fenaughty; K. Keller. 72 ' I VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. BOTTOM L. Miele, Co-Captain; L. Criniti; C. Soares; L. Hillstrand; C. Sharpe. TOP ROW M. Dixon; D. Butera; D. Eyges; K. Nappi; C. Doian, Captain. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. BOTTOM M. Kingsbury; J. Place; C. Hinchliffe, Captain; L. Desrochers, Co-Captain; M. Angeli. TOP ROW L. Rascoe; C. Gaffney; E. Klipp; L. Scalora; A. Tam burro. 73 TRI-CAPTAINS: J. Pac; D. Matthews, Coach; J. Siroia; J. Gagliaridi. FOOTBALL TEAMS. ROW 1: B. Parsons; J. Went land; A. Lands; J. Gagliardi, Tri-Captain; J. Sirois Tri-Captain; J. Pac, Tri-Captain; T. Kiniry; G. Bar ker; D. Fiori, M. Procko; Mr. Phaup, Coach. ROW2: B. Berloni, Manager, D. Capodiece; M. Landry; G. Schmidt; J. Watusik; E. Young; L. Gillette; D. Ko-zycki; S. Marble; R. DeGroff; S. Parsons; C. Lynch, Reporter. ROW 3: P. Humphrey, Manager; T. Czer-winski; J. Vandegna; R. McKeon; G. Tordonato; L. Revoir; J. Buckley; T. McAdoo; J. Campenelli; M. Fourour; M. Serra; Mr. FitzGerald, Coach. ROW 4. Mr. Hall, Coach; T. Berlandi; C. Lund; J. Monter-ano; K. Scagliola; M. Seifel; D. Pac; B. Charamot; B. Williams; T. Dacey; H. Wick; K. McFarlane. ROW 5: P. Carlson; P. Leone; D. Loiselle; J. Pulcini; J. Scalise, M. Favrow; G. DeGroff; C. Hamilton; B. Veley; D. Gervais; A. Coppa; T. I egnanni; P. Del-Greco. ROW 6: D. Matthews, Coach; B. Casey; S. Graham; T. Hohanneson; R. Londin; T. Kelly; P. Makris; T. Kiniry; R. Paradis; P. Carlson; K. Lynn; T. Klotz. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS: D. Fiori; T. Kiniry; J. Wentland; B. Parsons; J. Pac, Tri-Captain; D. Matthews. Coach; J. Sirois, Tri-Captain; J. Gagliardi, Tri-Captain; M. Procko; A. Landa; G. Barker fDOQC COUNTRY. ROW 1: J. McQueeney; K. Jones. G. Carlson, and P. Margnelli. Managers; A. McGurgan. ROW2: D. Leonard; E. Benson; T. Zesk; M. Klotz; F. Schreiner; L. Schmidt; D. Shepard. Coach;. Jones ROW3: P. Kusek; B. Yukna; P. Nieman; J. Margnelli; J. Klotz; G. Kucharczyk; M. Sylvester; R. Careb. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. KNEELING: G. Kahn, Co-Captain; T. Krniry. Co-Captain. STANDING: Mr. Hall, Coach; R. McKeon; D. Sturgeon; D. (lurekis; E. Young; M. ('ampbell. P. Humphrey; P. Nieman; T. Wnuk; J. Bober; J. Bijas; A. McGurgan. Manager. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM. ROW 1: T. Legnanni; B. Ve-ley; R. Kaiser; T. Powers; P. Bnganti; J. Margnelli; T. Kiniry. ROW 2: Mr. Marsele, Assistant coach; M. Tomassi; R. Luma; B. Yukna; J. Gen is; Mr. Crockett, Coach. MISSING FROM PICTURE: P. Mc-Queeney; D. Paradis. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. ROW 1: D. Saraceno; J. McQueeney; R. Garuti; K. Molnar; P. Bobrowski. ROW 2: J. DiMugno; T. LaRosa; D. Cobum; G. Tordanato; M. Sangeloty. ROW 3: Mr. Matthews, Coach; T. Berlandy; B. Kreitzer; L. Arbor, Manager. 75 BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURALS. ROW 1: A. Lones; J. Zelek; M. Garlick; P. Malinowski; C. Knapp. ROW 2: D. Lo iaelle; K. Molnar; R. Garuti; J. McQueeney; T. Zelek. ROW3: G. Grabowski; T. Papali; B. Cianci; J. Sprague; J. Mengual. ROW4: D. Saraceno; P. Sadin; S. Amenta. SOCCER INTRAMURALS. ROW I: A. Yukna; P. Humphrey; S. Wicklund; R. Byrnes; J. Genis. ROW2: J. Bijas; K. Molnar; R. Gara-ti; J. McQueeney; J. DiMugno. ROW3: T. Woodruff; T. Cosgrove; G. Grabowski; T. Papali; P. Malinowski. ROW 4: T. Zelek; P. Sadin; D. Saraceno; J. Sprague; C. Knapp. ROW5: M. Klein; J. Wilk; B. Ship-man; M. Garlick; J. Mengual; L. Arbor. BOYS BASKETBALL INTRAMURALS. ROW 1: P Humphrey; A. Jones; R. Byrnes; J. Genis; J. DiMugno. ROW 2: J. Bijas; K. Molnar; R. Garuti; J. McQueeney; L. Arbor. ROW3: Saraceno; T. Papali; J. Watusik; W. Godbum. ROW 4: P. Sadin; B. Bowdoin; S. Amenta; B. Cianci. 76 BASEBALL TEAM. ROW 1: J. Fac; J. Hyland; T. Lyons; J. Capodiece; B. Scalise; T. Maule; A. Lands; R. Byrnes. ROW 2: Mr. R. Fabian, Coach; J. Gagliardi; F. Nieman; D. Capodiece; R. Brown; R. DeGroff; R. Me Keen; B. Bovee; J. Mengual. ROW 3: C. Lynch, Manager; S. Sturgeon; J. Buckley; J. Vandeg-na; J. Bijas; C. Prior; T. Warchol; K. Molnar; R. Garuti; Mr. W. Gibney, Coach. ROW 4: J. Carbo; G. Hill; G. Kucharzyck; J. Wilk; J. Campanelli; J. Maturano; J. Bober; J. HorbaJ ROW 5: D. Wicander. Manager; J. Zelek; J. Coto; G. Frimach; M. Siefel; L. Arbor; G. Grabowski; T. Fapale; D. Charette; M. Sangeloty. TRACK. ROW 1: R. Ulkus; D. Comali; G. Powers; K. Murphy; J. Leonard; D. Maciag; J. Imswiller; K. Picard; N. Loiselle; N. Cabelus; M. McGurgan, Cinderette. ROW 2: G. Barrier; M. Grenwals; L. Schmidt; R. Peck; J. Klotz; J. Lawrence; J. Gagliardi; D. Majewski; M. Campbell; D. Eyges, Cinderette. ROW3: B. Basile; T. Zelek; D. Kaszycki; L. Carlson; G. Barker; M. Sylvester; B. McGurgan; T. Zesk; D. Paris, Cinderette; K. Lynn. ROW 4 T. Cosgrove; J. O’Brien; D. Neri; A. Jones; M. Klotz; K. Keating; E. Benson; P. Margnelli. Cinderette. ROW5: S. Marble; W. Brierley; E. Young; L. Gillette; G. Schmidt; C. Lund; P. Humphrey; F. Steven, Cinderette; R. Careb; M. Klein; D. Rosso, Cinderette. 77 GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURALS. ROW I B Keating; L. Gemmell; A. Yukna; S. Wicklund; S. Creamer; J. Nalewajek; J. Wicander; L. Ney; W. Pechout. ROW 2: K. Gontarz; S. Fazzina; R. Gerdis; D. Harold; N. Todeschini; C. Coppa; N. Dunn; J. Wicander; D. Warner. ROW 3: L. Jerkoic; J. Wilk; M. Lipetz; S. Sataline; S. Campbell; W. Brusick; M. Dutkiewicz; J. Riggs; Mias Parks, Advisor. ROW 4: J. Barker; L. Sachok; S. Valentine; M. Horton; L. Benvie; P. Newberry; L. Dirrgl; L. Hatch; K. Larson. SOFTBALL INTRAMURALS. ROW 1: J. Bar ker; L. Misteri; L. Gemmell; A. Yukna; S. Wicklund; L. Barrett; J. Pajor; D. Trevethan; N. Trev-ethan; N. Todeschini. ROW 2: D. Harold; L. Jerkoic; J. Wilk; M. Lipetz; M. Dutkiewicz; J. Nalewajek; J. Wicander; J. Diskin. ROW 3: D. Warren; M. Horton; N. Dunn; S. Valentine; C. Todeschini. BASKETBALL INTRAMURALS. ROW 1: C. Weber; L. Gem mill; S. Wicklund; A. Yukna; L. Barrett; L. Misteri; C. Coppa; D. Trevethan; N. Todeschini. ROW 2: B. Keating; J. Pajor; L. Bartolucci; J. Barker; J. Nalewajek; L. Ney; P. Margnelli; C. Soliwoda. N. Dunn. GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM. ROW 1: L. Barrett; S. Wicklund; A. Yukna, C. Weber. ROW 2: D. Har old; L. Gemmell; L. Bucchi; L. Misteri; J. Barker. ROW3: R. Kowalski, Manager; J. Pajor; B. Keating; L. Bartolucci; P. Margnelli, Assistant Manager; Miss Kelly, Coach. TENNIS TEAM: K. O’Riley; S. Sataline; P. Margnelli; C. Soliwoda; C. Coppa; Miss Parks. Advisor. VOLLEYBALL TEAM. ROW I: S. Sataline; D. Eyges; L. Misteri; S. Creamer. ROW2: D. Harold; M. Lipetz; N. Todeschini; J. Malewajek; C. Hardacker; Miss Parks, Advisor. ROW 3: S. Valentine; J. Wild; R. Ger-dis; L. Hatch; K. Larson; J. Wicander. 1st ROW: M. Gontarz, C. Gaffney. K. Fer to. L Gnaao, .am, d Adenta. N Dunn. S DelGreco. D Hughes N. Friend, M. Dutkiewicz, P. Hurge, B Gut. 2nd ROW: L. Domfried, H. Hayden, s Faille, .1 Pitkin. M Gimpie, C Hart ney. .1 Davie . P. (iagliardi, -I Da i . K Gireux. R Haynes, D Dsiob, S. Dumais, Glatz, D. Dubay. 3rd ROW: E. Heffeman, P. DelGreco. P. Fecteau. R. Dokas. S. Grant off. M. Favrou. C. Haber. C. Hague. F. Fagan. B. Herr. T. Gemmell. M. Ference. T. Fenaughty, C. Fagan. 1st ROW: K. Rustek, A. Stevens, S. Robinson, J. Saraceno. ROW: J. Radda. L. Rascoe. L. Scalora, L. Salonia. 3rd ROW R. topietro, J. Rudnick, D. Skolnick, C. Quedens. 4th ROW N. Slepski E. Supinski. B. Skubel, L. Serravalle. 5th ROW F. Turner, J. Sakow icz, J. Stevens. L. Rackliffe. 6th ROW F Rampone. T. Sprague, W Robinson. K. Scheer. 7th ROW B. Riordan, R. Ruck. F. Schreiner. J Roberts. 8th ROW: P. Sangeloty, L. Soucie. D. Tanquay. 9th ROW B. Teske, M. Wollak, M. Scerra. J. Zarotney. 1st ROW S. Woodruff, T. Willis, B. Valickis, D. Warner. M. W’ardner. J. Zie-gler. A. Tamburro, C. Weber, D. Yuniskis, B. Veley, M. Trudell. C. Todeschini. B uder. R. Taraschuk, J. Wilk, L. Warchol. K. Zup, M. Tomassi, B. Yukna. 1st ROW W. Neilan, S. Munson. D. Munson, P. Mullen. E. Mer-ciczkiewicz. 2nd ROW L. O’Connell, D. McHale, L. Misteri, S. McAdoo. 3rd ROW D. Nason, S. Marks, I). Mothersele, J, Pajor, S. Norcera. 4th ROW L. Medvee, B. Pinches. L. Molloy, L. Michalski. S. Piaskowski. T. Peterson. 5th ROW: L. Mrotek, K. N'ocera. S. Papa. P. 3. McCarthy. 6th ROW 3. Nelson. P. Makris. D. Prue, K. Wilson, 3. Margnelli. S. Parsons, C. Ciarcia. 7th ROW R. Pinches. K. Meehan. S. Lunt, 3. Psillas. D. Puppel, K. Mac-Farlane, J. Pulcini. Hth ROW S. Malespini. M. Morin. T. Powers. J. Mierzejewski. G. Malone. S. Pechout. 9th ROW: B. Paradis. F. Negri, C. Newberry, N. Pipkin, D. Dyer. D. Paradis. 1st ROW 3. Leach. J. Lashua, B. Jorsey. E. Clipp. S. Kilpatrick, .J. Iema, L. Kropf. V. Jones. A. Johnson. J. Kucharczyk. 2nd ROW: L. Jurkoic, C. Locke. E. Lund. D. Lynn. V. Larson, M. Lipetz. K. Knapsack. P. Kochu-nas. 3rd ROW: S. Kuzniecki, S. Leone. L. La-vigne, W. Gedziniak, D. Lynch. J. Kozoil. M. Lang, M. Larson. 4th ROW: D. Kristopik, D. Loiselle. K. Larson, T. Klotz, L. Keezing. B. Lerzo. 5th ROW A. Legnani, D. Kaiser. J. Genis, T. Kiniry. 6th ROW R. London. R. Luma. T. Landon. 7th ROW B. Kruetzer. K. Lynn. 1st ROW M. Angeli, J. Clemens. J. Biondi. C. Cooney. D. Cote. S. Ciezynski. L. Bartolucci. J. Antanaitis. 2nd ROW L. Bucchi. C. Cyr, P. Briganti, J. Carrubba. D. Cobum. J. Bekanich. P. Brautigam. G. Berger. 3rd ROW: 3. Balocki. J. Bonsant. F. Berti, C. Bruun, P. Carson, J. Banulski. P. Brix. T. Alagna. M. Carlson. 4th ROW: S. Bovee. L. Barrett. R. Culver. C. Brester. J. Creasey. C. Bennett, T. Cyr, P. Chambrello. A. Coppa. 5th ROW: M. Benson. S. Copp. T. Cosgrove, R. Bezz. B. Brownstein. D. Crockett. M. Av-otte. P. Carlson. B. Casey. 6th ROW B. Cianci. D. Abair. L. Brown. M. Bigley. M. Corsino, S. Creamer. J. Bazil. K. Blake. W. Addamo. R. Cyr. R. Choma. 1st ROW: S. Stachelek. D. Vandrilla, R. Wilson, J. Stone, T. Woodruff. 2nd ROW R. W’eich. K. Wilson. T. Cosgrove. M. Sak. 3rd ROW: T. Zelek, F. Williams, T. Roach, J. Zovich, R. Ruff. L. Wrobel. 4th ROW E. Radda, D. Sobchuk, G. Mahoney. D. Lapolla, J. Dutkiewicz. 1st ROW: G. Tordanato, J. Schmidt, S. Valentine, P. Trudell, L. Skene, C. Tobias, M. Wix on, K. Frederick, J. Shoplick, K. Ward. B. Thaxton. 2nd ROW T. Wnuk, S. Amenta, M. Silvester, S. Negrelli, D. W'alleo, S. W'ennberg, D. Siriotis, T. Simeone, M. Simcik, R. Ber nard. 3rd ROW M. Zalewski. H. Schuetze, K. Radziwon, J. Santropietro, J. Wicander. J. Riggs, L. Sataline, D. Trevethan, N. Todeschi-ni, S. Wicklund. J, Duplin. 4th ROW P. Vandrilla, J. Horbal. M. Sangeloty. L. Pizzo, S. Szajkowski, D. Maciag, L. Schmidt, C. Talbot, M. Williams. 5th ROW M. Zliczewski, T. Tompkins, C. Bucchi. M. Seifel, J. Camponel-li, L. Revoir, J. Marturano, K. Scagliola. C. Lund. 6th ROW: C. Serravalle, T. Warchol, J. Vendegna, M. Rogers, C. Virostek, D. Wright, J. Taylor, C. Cote. T. Meyer. 1st ROW G. Chapman, J. Bialobrzeski, C. Bighinatti, D. Bakaj, S. Bakaj, K. Creamer. K. Ashworth, D. Covini, L. Bonola, A. Catalano, D. Dipierdomencio. 2nd ROW: R. Burg, J. Bugella, D. Capen, J. Barker, L. Desrochers, S. Des-tasio, L. Doty, C. Blake, K. Clark, M. Carlson. R. Ayotte. 3rd ROW P. Bobrowski, A. Chaniewski, S. Chiang, T. Dennis. D. Civali, J. Bjorklund, W. Dansro, R. Cotto, B. Basile, B. Bovee, D. Dube. 4th ROW T. Berlandy, T. Czer-winski, J. Campanelli, J. Buckley, W. Brierley, L. Carlson, J. Binder, T. Cosgrove, D. Charette, B. Charamut, R. Bosse. 1st ROW: J. Heffeman. S. Fazzina. R. Gontarz. G. Guerrette. C. Hill. 2nd ROW: E. Fortior, C. Erkson, L. Hanscomb. C. Fable, C. Gajew-ski. 3rd ROW P. Gaffney, A. Hjerpe, D. Hinchliffe, M. Grunwald, M. Horton. 4th ROW: D. Fowler, D. Fowler. L. Hatch. L. Gemmell, S. Brandt. 5th ROW: J. Horbal. M. Forauer. R. Fuller. 6th ROW: M. Garlick, B. Egri, R. Hackett. G. Grabowski. ht ROW P. Leone. K. Radune, J. DiMugno, R. McKeon, D. Paris, K. Keller, S. Mengual, W. Pechout. K. G. Michaud. K. Nalewajek. C. Kolb, L. Motto. D. Mierzeiewski. R. Pulcini, J. Bugella, C. Carpenter. 2nd ROW E. Pelto. K. Mol-nar. K. C Michaud, T. Meyers. I). Rio. C. Knaus. J. Miller. J. Place. D. Klee-kowski. T. Papale, .J. Primich, N. Psillas. R. McAdoo, T. Kraus. B. Johnson. 3rd ROW G. Martin. Bo. Laviana. C. Lund, D. Pac, M. Marzi. B. Olson, S. La-viana, F McBriarty. P. Nadeau, C. Nelson. J. Nalewajek. L. Ney, P. Johnson, S. Seaburg. T. McAdoo. 1st ROW K. Jones, C. Johnson, L. LeMieux. 2nd ROW: S. Leone. C. Carson, S. LaVigne 3rd ROW J. Fraleigh, M. Leonard. C. Kalev, B. Dougherty. 4th ROW: L. King. B. Turner, M. Kingsbury. L. Luddy. 5th ROW L. Arbour. 6th ROW: T. Lupia, T. Lutkus. M. Klein. 7th ROW: T. LaRosa. R. Garuti. 1st ROW D. Brix, D. DeVivo. B. Fappi-ano. D. Evges. L. Fazzina. S. Gendrau. R. Elia. E. Faster. M. Domfried. D. Guite. 2nd ROW C. Gimpl. J. Dutkiewicz, R. Dumais, G. Dzubay, R. Dubois. P. Hartz. T. Gaudette. S. Marble. R. DeGroff. 3rd ROW M. Dixon. L. Fiori. M. Fecteau. J. Hall, G. Doty. J. Hooper. D. Degiorgi. L. Gillette. P. Humphrey. 1st ROW R. Nelson. K. Krupa. D. Larson. D. Kasziecki. M. Klotz. G. Kucharczyk. 2nd ROW L. Peterson. B. Kini-ry, K. Nappi. J. Jacques, D. Lord, B. Keating, K. Larson, D. Landon. D. Ligouri. 3rd ROW L. Laroche, L. Jones, C. Poe. D. Landry, R. Kowalski, C. Long. J. Johnson. M. Pa-gano. J. Palmieri. 4th ROW J. Kulesza. K. Keating. M. Landry. A. Jones. M. Kaczvnski, C. Knapp. J. Krause. D. Nygren. 1st ROW M. Stankievitz, L. Swerko, C. Soares. S. Skene. D. Schmidt. C. Salisbury. 2nd ROW: V. Rossito, M. Scalise. M. B. Snowden. R. Blanchette, D. Schiffert. 3rd ROW: P. Scalora. B. Sisti, R. Stachelek. M. Silsby, K. Stevens. C. Strom, tth ROW: S. Sturgeon, J. Szymancski. S. Sataline, R. Reindl, J. Shoplick. 5th ROW P. Santi. L. Roby, G. Rawlings, M. Reinholdt. B. Shipman, C. Szyman-ski, P. Sadin, D. Saraceno. R. Zuder. G. Schmidt. 1st ROW B. McPhee. C. Malespini. S. Malone, S. Pulito, D. Pac, K. O’Reilly, S. Martinelli, M. E. N’alewajek. J. Meyer. K. Morse. D. Mayer, D. Norton, D. Norton. L. Miller. 2nd ROW A. Nest a. M. Vlakris, M. Marino. M. L. Maciora, C. Neubauer. W. Mucha, D. Paris. K. Paskiewicz. G. Pucci. S. Pekrul. C. Owens. A. Kochanowski. T. Johnson. D. Neri. J. Noury. B. Marawski. 3rd ROW: S. Nor-on. S. Pandalfo, M. Miller. K. Nappi, R. Meyer. G. Petrofskv, D. Orcutt, G. Kucharczvk. C. Pryor, I. Mengual. J. Maguda. M. Silver. J. Peterson. J. Pupecki. R. Larson. 1st ROW. B. Defronso, H. Maietta, K. Gustafson. T. Zesk, A. Taillman, J. Zelek, P. Trudell, J. Lynn, A. Wnuk. B. Cianci, C. Bruun. 2nd ROW: K. Miller, E. Benson, R. Biesesi, B. Fenaughty, E. Young, C. White, B. Beaudoin, P. Warren, W. iodbum. 3rd ROW N. Dipierdomenico, C. Ciarcia. 4th ROW N.vWojak, A. Tim- o, S. Gontarz, L. Willis, T. Vance, D. Quinlan, S. Vartanian, J. Waters, G. West-man, N. Zup, C. Wilcoz, L. Dirrigl. L. True, D. 'st ROW K. Chamberlain. B. Amenta, S. Campbell. L. Butkiewicz. D. Bugella, J. romleigh. 2nd ROW: L. Fanguillo, M. Brown. 3rd ROW: C. Biondi. D. Brown-ein. G. Barrett. P. Coper, L. Benvie. 4th ROW: D. Bitel, A. Casner. L. Allen. W. rusik, J. Bennett. 5th ROW: A. Culver, D. Chausse, J. Bober, D. Andrukiewicz. 'h ROW: D. Capodiece, B. Berloni, S. Brysgel. J. Bijas, L. Criniti. 85 88 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dana and Gayle DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Geoff and Cindy hundred and seventy three nineteen hundred and seventy three nineteen hundred and teen hundred and seventy three nineteen hundred and seventy three nineteen hun seventy three nineteen hundred and seventy three nineteen hundred and seventy th Ired and seventy three nineteen hundred and seventy three nineteen hundred and i Joyce Adamowicz Jo-Ann Aguzzi Verna Allen April Am bat think, therefore 1 am. R1 sands, frogs. Linda. Sue’s jujas, Karen, Laura, “Hey Tony”, arr. College? Only our individual faith in freedom can keep us free. My friends, Pancake House. Dillon concerts, Washington ’72, Far-out. We should speak what we feel, not what we ought to say. E., Beatles. Pinto. Cris. Pam. Scott, Pasts. Art Teacher Karen Baccaro To look high to see only light and never look down to see one’s shadow is a wisdom which man must learn. To be happy in whatever I do. JoAnn Banulski It is impossible to defeat an ignorant man in argument. Jane. Ireland. Shane. C.K.. G.A. travel, M S, A.C., the future? Ambition: undecided. Joyce Banulski Yesterday is but today’s memory and tomorrow is today’s dream. Cindi. Sharon. Ann. suicide seat in G.P. 93 Gary Barker Jane Beebe Never idle but always friendly. Teddy. Mike. Dan. Sandy, football, weekend parties. Airline Pilot. The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay, love isn't love 'till you give it away. JoAnn, Laura, Kathy, chocolate. To find a career I truly enjoy. Dave Boucher Joe’s cut -rate trucking service. College. 94 Gregory Bezz Barbara Bighinatti Terry Blinn Cheryl Bober Beware of heartless them (given the scalpel, they dissect a kiss; or sold the reason, they undream a dream). C.C. T., Locker 284, exams. Law. There is no such best as best-to-come. Paul. Linda. Terri. “Really Ricky”. College She’s real fine, my four-speed, dual-quad, positraction, 409. My car. Tom and all the guys. Joe’s truck. 3rd lunch. Hugo. To run my car at the drag strip. Only that day dawns to which we are awake. Jimmy. The Alleys. Vega G.T., “my honey”. Marriage and happiness. John Brandt Shirley Brechi in Linda Brochetti Love has to be experienced, not I will do what I should do and be Marc. Barbara. Terry, Chrissy, Barb. described. what I should be. Sue. Jackie. Vermont, camping at Sound Friends. Europe, architecture. Executive Secretary. View. Yes. Zepplin. Speech Pathologist. College. 95 David Carlson Gale Carlson Kathryn Casner I'm game if you are The pond boys. Tinker, long weekends. Legal Secretary. The greatest gift you can give is yourself. Leanna and our lovely campus. Forge in the smithy of my soul the uncreated conscience of my race. The entire meaning of existence is the magic of being needed by just one person. Peter, “Oh Pam!’ Mark, autumn. Home Economics. Always keep your words soft ant sweet, just in case you have to eaj them. Senior studies, friends, beaches. Dentist. 96 Richard Byrnes Thomas Calderone My mind’s my own, no one shall enter except for the person full. Dynamite, wild parties, sports. To excell in whatever challenges me especially the game of life. It’s now my problem. Hugo. Joe Hugo’s trucking service. College. Mark Campbell There’s got to be someway out of here. Paul Catalano Linda Cesanek Love is the only strength u hich makes things one without destroying them Torino GT. Tommy, Cheryl. Karen. Hairdresser. Peter Choma L amour de la vie est dans les peoples qui vous entourent. Gale. PD 57 Crew. Sixth period, “What can I say?” Research Biologist. Gary Cimino To know me is to know all evil. Linda. Nancy. Becki. Louise. Mark, Laura. Frank Bill, charger. Electrician; make money. Anthony Cop If you don't do it today it won’t get started. Peck’s Peak, Sixth period senior study. Electrical Technician. Carol Coppa If I make a mark in time, I can 't say the mark is mine; I'm only the underline of the word. Nature. Steinbeck, friends. To be successful. Janice Comali The surest way to puncture a pleasure at its occurance is to ot’er anticipate it; the best things are free but unexpected. Ken, Deb, Suez Canal, nursing. 98 Ruth Clemens LuAnn Cogliantry Craig Cooney Freedom is just another word for noth- Meet me down the A P ing else to lose. Lynda, the Chevelle, A P. Far- Jim. friends. Pancake House. Dylan, mington Ave., “Gude . “Me and Bobby McGee”. Ambition: undecided. Executive Secretary. Cheryl. Diane. M.J.T., Ginny, Sue. 5 mile club, flakes. Medical Secretary. T Scott Deming Thomas Devivo Nathaniel Dickinson Colleen Dolan Big Time Enterprises, Seldon, J.A.H., April 11. To expand B.T.E.’s multimillion dollar operation into Europe. Open your eyes and start to be you. Jimmy, Peggy, Deb. Lori, cheerleading, the kids, Elmer”, —. To give of myself to others. 100 David Czerwinski Pam Dauphin Debra Davis “Cudabun”, G.E.M., Honda 350, ’Ya Wandering between two worlds; one Love is the sun under which even- need a ride anywhere? dead, the other powerless to be born. thing thrives. To exist in a dying world. Tommy, N.H., Grace, D.C., Cheryl. Carol, Gail. Mary Ann, Sharon, Pat- Nursing; housewife. ty, Jo-Ann, Lu-ann. Jimmy. Ambition: undecided. Thomas Dolan Deborah Driver took before you leap. What time does the dew fall around Dave, Mark, leaving school after fifth this place anyway? period. Rae, Silver Lake gang. Summer of ’72, Certified Public Accountant. Jim, Rockland's. July 15. Art Teacher. 101 Linda Dumais Marla Dumais Leonard Dutkiewicz Jon Ericson The most important time of your life is the day you begin to believe in something. Jennifer, Marla. Michael, music. Ambition: undecided. Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet, and the uind longs to play with your hair Music, ocean. Linda. Jen. camping. Dental Hygienist. Life is but a deep, blue pool and I 'm the biggest fish in it. Aggie’s place. Pint of pleasure. Ambition: Very little. There are no new sins; the old ones are just getting better coverage Medullaoblongotabuster. Oceanographer: research. Mark Ferrence Sharon Ferro Jacob Filipek If we find each other it’s beautiful; if we don’t it can’t be helped Pancake House. D.C. ’72. Elementary Education. Happiness. 102 Lori-Ann Erkson With all of its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is a beautiful world Rob, Beth. Karen, the guys. Data Processor. Patricia Fagan Kathleen Fenaughty Today is the tomorrow you worried Marigold. Horses. Rags (?), Hesse. about yesterday. Assistant Veterinarian. Ann. Gail. E-3. Washington “72”, 6th period study. Sussman’s. Secretary. David Fiori Come on bell. RISC! 1:54. football, wrestling, weekends. John Gagliardi Hat e a good time today and worry about tomorrow when it comes. Susan. Simp. Dick. Smed. lOgo's. To get rich: have a good time. Jane Fortin Charles French JimGagliardi Let go to Friendly's, and let’s take You'vegot to be kidding! I don't understand this, the Comoro Theater Arts. Dave. Jennifer. Mar- Ambition: undecided. Dave ”, nights in the Rambler. July la. Swan. Nino, banana cream. 4. 1972, the Camaro. Motorcycle Mechanic. To work: marriage. Kevin Garlick And through the windows in the wall come streaming in on sunlight wings a million bright am bassadors of morning. Linda, G G, Vermont. Bob. Danny. 104 Susan Gauiti Carlo Giraulo Keith Glidden Tomorrow holds the dreams of today. John, Diane. Col., Deb, football, cheerleading, Summer of 72”. To be happy. Good people make the world go 'round. Stars and Stripes. Sox. feather pens. Ambition: undecided. Architect; try to make it through the twelfth gTade. 105 Ivanette Goodrich To have lasting love proves goodness of heart and strength of mind. Paul. Sat. nights. Fri. 5th per. Occupational Therapist. Anne Graziano They conquer who believe they can. DC89. Races. Tige. Soundview, Boppers. Regnad. shack. To find the key that unlocks true freedom. Linda Grazious Life is a smile, school is a laugh. Mark. Deb. Joyce. Sharon. Karen. “Hwaga . Frank Grega Cynthia Hardacker Dona Harold Maddv Hart It's easier to manufacture seven facts Airline Stewardess. Data out of whole cloth than one emotion. Processing. Washington. 7-11, lunches. Legal Secretary. Give me understanding, enough to make me kind, so I can judge people with my heart, not my mind. Gary. To get what 1 want out of life. 106 Mark Griswold What can you do? Savage Hill gang. Forestry. Dan Gurskis John Hackett The whole trouble is the entire world Ford is trucking; Joe. is a tuxedo and I'm a pair of brown To go to college for outdoor activity; shoes. Help people with problems. South campus. Swimming pool. Immortality. Corrine Hartney Sharon Hinchliffe Grace Hopkins Ted Hrubiec There is none so blind as he who will not see my side. Michael. Marie. Kate, everybody, N.Y.C.. the end. Gynecologist. Let us not look back in anger nor ahead in fear, but around in awareness. Drill Team. French IV. “Sinch”. College; to be happy. Man was bom free, yet everywhere A P, parties, jeeps. Marybeth. he is in chains. Forestry. Abe, “21”, Washington. “Sunshine”. Sarah. Fam. To travel. 108 We may change with the seasons, but seasons will not change us. John. Lori and Dave. Debbie. Cheryl, horseback riding. Maine. Marriage and happiness with John. Chucky, Sharon. Joyce. Cindi. Barb, Barbara. To enter the business field. To dream is to have the world in your hands; to awake and find it within your reach is a reason to live. John. Bud. the truck. Hugo. Sue. Susan Johansen Bette Johnson Karen Jones Every day a new day. What is life? Sue. summer 71. trucking, chookies. Terry. Beth. Hole. Partying. Legal Secretary. Practical Nursing. Life is just a game Band. Birdie. P.F.. Budies. Poetry. Music. Music Therapy; Music Education. 109 David Kingsbury Jeff Kingsbury “65 Buick Special; the keg; Possum Bend. Lake Hayward, Selden or any other convenient place; Richard Milhous Nixon. To see the world. Geoff Kahn Mark Kevorkian One man can make a difference and Lights out. School’s out. every man should try. Wrestling. Dave, Jack. Ron. Law, Politics. Business. 110 Clifford King John King Timothy King “Whow . Turkey Hill Gang, laughing. Service. Has anyone seen my valise? “65” Green Mustang, go-carts forever. Ambition, undediced. I exist not to change the world — merely to make my passage felt when lam gone. Merging minds and loving eyes. To understand. Ill Beth Knowlton Yesterday’s hurt is today's understanding rewoven into tomorrow «love. Pam, Chris. Lori. Karen. Jackie. Registered Nurse. Lenny Kochanowski Hoy. Grace and Smithy, Becki. Mel. College. Laura Kochanski Quietly leaving memories behind a closed door. Carol, James Andrew. E-3 with Mr. Phaup, Debbie gym classes. Secretary; travel; making friends Alan Landa Cheryl LaRosa Gary Larson Ronald Laviana still feed naked; God I want to be Even God cannot change the past. On the threshold of a dream, warm before I get old. John? Lena. Pam. Joan, barefoot. Fiddler. Moodies. Atlantic City, Peace of Mind. really, the beach. friends. College. Medicine. 112 Susan Korzenko It is a sin to be silent when it is your duty to protest. H.I.. Boston, Arr, -Jajus, friends, but. Physical Therapist Carol Kraus I have but one life to live but u hy did it have to be here? Debbie, (Jail, Jo-Ann, I’m sure. It can’t be! McDonald’s. To understand people. David Kusek Life is like a wiffle ball; smooth in places but full of many holes. Yes, working with CMF. Kissing S. To exterminate George. Nancy Kusek Yesterday I was bom here, tomorrow I'll be gone So let the traces linger on. Gail. Lin. Dummy. Sunshine, Sparky. Peace and happiness within myself. 113 Cindi LaVorgna When a man finds no peace within himself, it is useless to seek it elsewhere. Joyce, Sharon, Sue, Anne, Beaches. Social Worker. James Lawrence What I do today is important because I'm exchanging a day of my life for it. “Jim , Sharon. Country Music. Electrician. Daniel I eonard Jim, Skip, Mark, Richie, CC, Bob. College. Pam l erzo Mike, Hope, Alison, Bob, people, friends. Seamstress and marriage. 114 Philip Lewchik Candy Lockwood A ureal kingdom of peace lies close at Love doesn’t have to be anything, it hand, ready to come into being if we 'd just has to be. but turn toward it. Brian. P.T., Seldon, Rocky Neck. Nibb’s parties. PT crew, Seatrain. Sean’s, true people. Bri’s Jeep. Carpenter. To live as a true individual. Charles Luddy Christopher Lynch Hockey players are the only people who find their goals in life. Horse racing, cards, Pete. Dave. Alan and the poker players. Broadcasting Engineer. Dan Majewski They can cut our fingers if we fight alone but if we join together we’ll make a powerful fist. Humble Pie. Fri. night dances. Physical Therapist. lib Michael Makowski Peter Malinowski Don’t put off today what you should've done yesterday. BSA, Corvette, Metal Shop. Harry. Dennis. Janet. Hay’s Esso. To make money without trying. You can fool some of the people all of the time and those are the ones we aim for. Wilk. Grub. Sludge. Connie. Zube. Cineamatography. Carol Magone James Marchant Pamela Margnelli Hairdresser. Just open your heart and that's a start. Gale. Pete, Karen. Tim. PF. BBC. surprise parties, page turner. Physical Therapy. 116 Doreen McBriarty Man is the only animal that blushes or needs to. Dane, Deb, Gail, Deb. Barb, Merging, Ricky. “HeyC.S.r Mental Health Technician. There are things that cannot be taught, or rather, there are things that cannot be learned. •Jesus, Joan, Bobby, Lee. Mary E. To teach retarded children. Tomorrows are only today waiting to happen Donna. Sharon, Summer of 72, V.W.. Southington. Motorcycles. Wally. Bookkeeper. •John McCabe 117 Andrew McGurgan Robert McGurgan David Mello Laura Merritt Debbie Messina The Zero City, J.T.S., Susan. Mack. Jimi Hendrix. It makes me wonder. Paul, the Dead. Claire, Sandra and Mark. Nursing. Wrinkles should merely indicate where smiles have been. Debbie, Ronnie. Doreen Dane. Ger. Henry, “Hey Mcb.’ Gail. Cit. Data Processing. 118 James McKeon Margaret Tinker McQueeney Michael Meisterling Jennifer Meligonis I’m glad to be alive. Susan, Bloop, Maggot. Ringer. Rab bit. Joe. Carpenter. Laugh and the world laughs with you. Dave, Paula. Youth group. Babes, Vicar. Ministry. Once you are real you can't be ugly, except to the people who don’t understand Carole. MGB’s, BTM. BTS. “BIG D”. Pursue your own course, no matter what the people say. Marla. Linda everyone else. Tea bells. Peanut butter jelly. College. College. Claire Michaud Lori Miele Lady fingers, dipped in moonlight write what for” across the morning sky. Laura. Sue H.. the Dead. To understand. Does the song of the sea end at the shore or in the hearts of those who listen to it? Dave. Lin. Deb. J.L.S., People . To be all I can be. 119 Richard Mierzejewski Ernest Mildrum 120 Upside down in an Old Town. Backpacking. Sundays in Maine. Russians on the Pond. To Survive. Charlie Mothersele Money is the root of all evil. Verna. Guitar. Henry's Bass. Jennifer. College and Music. Robert Mintich Harry Misteri Joe Modifica Tom Modifica A man of words and not full of deeds is like a garden full of weeds. Lori, the guys. To enjoy life. Give me a place to stand and I will move the earth. Kawasaki. BMW. Ray's Esso, Mike, Ray, Nick. Electronics Engineer. To love life you must live it. Sat. night. Beatles, gear-head machines. all my friends. To live in peace. Jimmy Hendrix, Pink Floyd. Deep Purple. Ambition: undecided. Jon Mullen Dana Nason Peggy Newbury Put off today what you can do tomorrow. Lisa, The Gang. Carpenter and Lisa. If X equals 5 and Y equals 74 then how long will it take an elephant with a wooden leg to kick a hole through a pickle! To make others happy will keep yourself happy Sabbath, Sunday nights, coils. 2nd. per. Sociology. To be happy healthy; P.E. major. 121 Pete N ieman Jack N ims To be stuck inside of Mobile with the Nobody not even the rain has such Memphis blues again. small hands. Cashbox Carlson, Big Red. Jocks, Wabbit, Don't, Teri, Roger’s, Hamp-Gearheads. Freaks. Dylan. ton Beach. Hart’s. To do the things I like to do. Marine Biologist. Beth Nygren Sharon O’Brien Keith Orcutt All that we love deeply becomes a part You can't live in the future nor in of us. the past; live now and be thankful. Deb. Leanne, Sharon. Linda. The Mike. Joyce, Cin, Sue. Barb. Anne. Cape. Maine. To work. To be happy. 122 Allen Pac Jimmy Pac .Vo one tells the wind which way to blow. Colleen, thoughts and words. To leam as I grow old the secrets of my soul. James Pagella Things don't change, we do. LuAnn, ’63 ’Yair. Cherley. M.S., Washington. Drafting Room. Ambition: undecided. 123 Pam Papertsian If you smile at me I will understand 'cuz that s something every one does in the same language. Chris, Eeed”. April. Thoob's. College. Brad Parsons You 're the only one. Slow Down!! Flakes. 5 Mile Club. The Guys. Dick. Simp. Gag. Diane. College; to see and do everything. Richard Peck Hi, how ya doing Peck's Peak. Skiing. Vermont, 6th period Senior Study. College; Veterinarian. Lcanne Pentore Paula Peters Debra Pfeiffer Jim Ponte We live for others Saula Pue College. Fill my cup 'til it runneth over David. Sharon. Beth, nice people. Forever, to be myself. To be better than average. the juice of eternal happiness. Chris. Toddles. Ted. Bonnie. S.C. Happiness; fulfillment in life. Paul Ponte Lisa Pbstl No one knows me like I know me — Aren‘t you lucky? Jon, Sheila. Jane Tinker, everyone. Architect; Marriage. Tom Powers He up at 7:15 after we get off the bus. Brian. Mike. Washington Crew. Al. Ambition: undecided. Allan Michael Procko Dane Prue Nothin is more simple than greatness; Doreen, “65 Mustang”, C.C., “ford . indeed, to be simples is to be great. To make it. Football. Flakes. Gag. Brad. Smed. Landscape Work. 126 Paul Rabis Deborah Raleigh Susan Rapacz Gary Rascoe The magic of first love is our hope that it never ends. Ellen, Turkey Hill, Bloop, Coon, Maggot. Ringer. Fronze. Luke. College. Happiness is not something you get, but something you do Deb, Doreen, Dane. Gail, Henry, Sue, James Andrew, School Store. To be happy and to be a nurse. Those who live only for themselves, deny their existence Barb, Brigitta. Debbie. Gail, S.S., M.C. Ambition: undecided. Fishing, backpacking, having fun. College; to travel north. Fred Reindl Ronald Reinholt Mark. Nan, Linda. Clinton Beach, So many people cry about so many “Peck’s”. things and don't even lift a finger to To find my place in life. try to improve. To leam all I can about people and the different kinds of life. i 127 Glen Reynolds Gail Richi The best way to cheer yourself up is to try to cheer somebody else up. 2 Debs, Doreen, 2 Sues. Brett. Keypunch Operator. Karen Riggio Nancy Ruck Jon Rustek Time is a sandpile we run our fingers in. Donald. Joyce. Linda. C G, Sue K.. concerts. Marriage; Hairdresser. A friend in need is a friend indeed. Tinker, youth group, “Friendly’s”, intimacy game. Pediatric Nurse. He was, wasn't he The group. Joe’s truck, the hill. To own the world. 128 Robin Scagliotti Ronald Scheyd Brigitta Schmidt When you give someone a reason for loving, you are giving them the reason for living. Jeff, MJT, “You compliment me”. To be content in whatever I do. have never let my schooling inter fere with my education. Barb, Gail, Sue. Hey CS!. Deb, Doreen Dane. Medical Career. 129 Richard Schreiner Cheryl Sharpe You don't know how much you miss flood friends until you leave. The first year and the last. Pro baseball or State Trooper. All that s left is memories. Diane, Ruth, MJT, all the guys, cheerleading, BTM, the hill, “Flak-ey”. “slow down , Mark. Hospital Technician; live to 100. Mark Slakish England. Chorus. Piano, Travel. Musicals. Medical Career. 130 Lauren Siembab Harriet Lee Siriotis James Sirois April Skubel What is this, a party ? Joan. Sue. “the duck”, Zero City, memories. Social Work. Keep your feet on the ground and your hands reaching for the stars. Phil, the beach, surprise parties, my friends. To be successful. Thou he is a wit. he is no fool. Anne. John. Mike, Brad. G.T.O.. Smed. Hollywood. Flakes To be rich and happy. Life is the art of drawing without an eraser. Ft. Lauderdale, swimming, dril team. Corvettes, orange. Nursing. Claudia Soliwoda Jeff Soneson Living hand in hand, together we’ll stand on the threshold of a dream. Friends beach, summer, Europe. College. You get a few chances in life to grab for all the gusto, if you work it right. Kim. Rock. Ralf. Mutley. Louise. Professional! Peter Spring 131 Deborah Stachelek Fran Steven David Sturgeon Though we travel the world to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not. Neil, music, good friends, kids. To live life to its fullest. To laugh a laugh to smile a smile is not just joy but life itself. Beast, tirebiter. Hershey Kisses. Life on t he wicked st age. There is no fate in the world so horrible as to have no share in either its joy or sorrow. T.H.. Bloop, Rabbit. Fronz — P.W. College. Mary Jane Tangney Beth Taraschuk I'll think about it tomorrow; after all. OSee Toker. tomorrow is another day. Bette, the Sue’s. Linda. Barbara and My George, Rob. the hilld. the guys the rest. Lunch”. and flakes. Muz. R.N. — physical therapist. College; Travel. 132 Carol Timko No limits but the sky. All my friends, race cars, stage work, dancing. To catch a falling star. Barbara Tomusiak Never again means not until the next time. Bred. Sue. Gail. Dane Doreen, Hey CS. H.B. Surgical Technician. George Troup The man of perpetual debt. Mary Jane. Turkey Hill gang. A long vacation to travel the country; navy. 133 James Turner Kathleen Urban Peter Vasques And when I die, you will find en- Vermont skiing, Johnny Winter, graved upon my heart — New Eng- S.C.U.B.A. Ambition: undecided. Saturday. Joanne. Debbie, Carol, autumn, the country. Elementary — Special education. Dona Ward A good and kind heart, in this world there is nothing more beautiful. Marc, Mertz, Weasel, the Cape. Licensed Practical Nurse. Deborah Wardner Today is the first day of the rest of my life. Vito, 6 14 72, tobogganing, my dogs, friends, vacations. Happiness with Vito; college. Jack Wentland Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has courage to lose sight of the shore. Football, (iag, Simp. Brad. Ted. College. Sharon Wicklund Nothing should be more highly prized than the value of each day. Steven. 10 4 68. SWISH. Andie, Beth, Deb, Leanne. To be a registered nurse. 134 Virginia Ventres Confucius Say: Hop Sing has explanation for everything. Lewy. drill team, Vermont. Japanese people. 6th period study. Secretary. George Verheyen Participate in inter-stellular monagomy. Savage Hill, Roby’s Raiders. Bumpy roads, Jethro Tull. To obliterate David. John Virostek He was alone and young and willfull and wild-hearted, alone amidst a waste of wild air and veiled grey sunlight. Art. music, fine arts. Brian Volz Bottoms Up! G.G., Ford. 390’s, Joe. Tom. Jim. To stay alive. 135 Joan Wiecek If existence had not been better than nonexistence, there would have been no being The falls. Rock port, Cheryl. To follow a dream. Paul Woodruff Peggy Yantz Andrea Yukna Ted Zeil Technical college. Remember this — that very little is There are so many dreams I've yet to Women, chevys. needed to make a happy life. find. To get out of high school The concession, pine trees, April, Sharon, Janek, M.J.P., sports, Colleen. B.L.D., Butch. Dietician. Veterinarian. Jeffrey Wilk Polish Power and a little Polish Soul. “The room”, A.V.A.. Dve. Fete, “Po-lack . being outspoken. U.S. Army. Cathy Wilson You may say I'm a dreamer, but I’m not the only one. Andy, Cheryl. Randy, the lake. 5 A.M.. Scott. Kenny, 11:30. LPN; go to Tahiti; a happy family. Sheila Wish How 'bout a movie — Let’s take the Rambler — Love means never having to say you 're sorry Charlie, nights in. Rambler. 7 4 72. Hairdresser; Marriage. Sarah Wixon My life is a tapestry of rich and royal hue, an ever lasting vision of an ever changing view. Wash., Boswell. Melinda. Aldo. 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KATHLEEN Motif Club 4; Color Guard 4; Intramurals 4; Variety Show 2; Senior Play 4 FERRENCE, MARK FERRO SHARON Future Teachers 2.3.4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Student Librarian 2.3; Class Activities 2,3,4. FIUPEK. JACOB FIORI. DAVID Football 1.2.3.4; Track 2.4; Key Club 4 FORTIN. JANE Junior Prom 3; Berlin Fair Booth 3; Yearbook 4; Girls Chorus 1.2.3.4. Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4. FRENCH. CHARI.ES Soccer 3; Volleyball 3. GACLIARDI, JAMBS Baseball; Soccer; Key Club. GACLIARDI, JOHN Football 1,2.3.4; Football Captain 4; Track 2.3.4. Baseball 1; Key Club 2A4. GARLICK. KEVIN GARITI. SUSAN Cheerleading 2.3; Student Council 1.2: Motif Club 4; Future Nurses 4. Yearbook 4. GIRAULO. CARLO GLIDDEN. KEITH Variety Show; Audio Visual Aids Club. GOODRICH IVANETTE Chorus 1.2. IntramuraU 1,2; Future Nurses 3.4: Future Teachers 3.4; Drama Club Play 3; Yearbook 4; Motif Club 4. GRAZIANO. ANNE Drama Club 2.3.4; Smoking Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Parking Committee 4; Parking Committee Chairman 4; Motif Club 4; Class Activities 1.2.3.4. GRAZIOIS. LINDA Cinderette 2,3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Class Activi-ties 4. GREGA. FRANK GRISWOLD. MARK GLTTE. ROBERT Gl'RSKIS. DAN Basketball 1.2.4. Track I. Student Council I.2.3.4. Student Council Vice-President 2; Student Council President 3.4; Class President 1.2; Rock Choir 3; Band 1.2.3,4; Drum Major 3.4. Key Club 2.3.4; Honor Society 3.4; Drama Club 3.4; Bovs' State 3; Pep Band 3; Variety Show I. 2.3. Intramural Soccer 3; Intramural Basketball 3.4. HACKETT. JOHN Football Manager 4: Class Activities 1.2.3.4. HARDACHER. CYNTHIA Business Club; Business Club Vice-President; Yearbook; Yearbook Business Editor; Chorus; Intramurals. Volleyball Team; Motif Club. HAROLD. DONA Girls Interscholastir Basketball 1.3; Girls Interscholastic Track 3; Girls League 1.2.3; Track Club. HART MADDY HARTNEY. C0RR1NE Drama Club 2; Junior Prom Committee 3. HI.NCHUFFK SHARON Drill Team 3,4; Student Council 4; Motif Club 4; Future Teachers 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Girls’ league 3; Curls' league Steering Committee 139 HOPKINS. GRACE Drama Club 2.3; Volleyball 3; Class Activities 4. Spanish Club 3; Smoking Committee 3.4 HRUBIEC. TED HUSTON. LINDA HYLAND. SUSAN J A NOT A. JOSEPH JOHANSEN. SUSAN JOHNSON. BONNIE JOHNSON. BETTE JONES. KAREN Christmas Plays 1.2; B.E.A. Plays 1,3; Variety Show 1.2. 3.4; Chorus 1.2,3,4. Special Choir 2.3.4. Band 2.3,4; Fu ture Teachers 2.3.4. Student librarian 2.3,4; Senior Plays 2.4; Cross Country Manager 4. Cmderette 3.4; Morning Announcer 4; Yearbook 4 KAHN. GEOFF Student Council 1.2.3.4; Class Vice-President 2; Class President 3.4. Basketball 1.4. Co Captain J V. Basketball 2; Co Captain Variety Basketball 4. Student Advisory Board 3; Football Reporter 1.4; Honor Society 3.4. KEVORKIAN. MARK Football 2,3; Track 2. KING. 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Main St.) New Britain «r k cA rfs i RO BOX l‘ KENSINGT N CONN P J37 Portraits made to order. Compliments of New Britain Bank Trust Webster Square, Berlin, CT Compliments of SUSSMAN’S (203)828-6561 PRECISION GRAPHICS, INC. 10 CLARK DRIVE EAST BERLIN. CONN 06023 Giant Food Of Kensington Compliments of Showcase Webster Square Berlin, CT 06037 Tel. (203) 828-3707 Rackliffe Oil Company Transporting Berlin School Children Since 1949 INC 1926 DATTCO BUS, INC. Owned and Operated By Louis Edward DeVivo GROUP TRAVEL Parker Tours Representative Coaches School Buses Available Air Conditioned Air Ride • Lavatory Facilities 99 Newington Avenue If No Answer Call 828-3892 229-4878 New Britain Compliments of the Atlas Heating Cooling Company 292 New Britain Road Kensington, CT 06037 For your next charter, whether it be coaches or school buses, call your local bus company: New Britain Transportation Company 257 Woodlawn Road Berlin, CT 06037 Tele. 828-0511 Compliments of Tectonic Industries 133 Commerce St. East Berlin, CT Compliments of MILL SUPPLIES, INC. ABRASIVE • CUTTING TOOLS • FASTENERS • SHOP EQUIPMENT SAFETY EQUIPMENT Tels.: New Britain:225-3393 Hartford: 527-1191 P.O. Drawer 78 230 South St. New Britain, CT Rudy Brandt, Jr. Hank Peters SHERRI CUP TELEPHONE 229-1863 Compliments of MINIT AUTO CARE GAYSONS OPTICIANS Webster Square Berlin, CT IRVING CLARK OPTICIAN 91 WEST MAIN ST. NEW BRITAIN. CONN. Compliments of ROSSO’S AUTO PARTS BERLIN WELDING CO., INC. Sheet Metal — Fabrication — Large Weldment Machines — Engineering Area Code 203-828-0396 Henry Maino President 1260 Farmington Ave. Berlin, CT 06037 COMPLETE JOB • ROOFING • 2ND FLOORS • ATTICS • GUTTERS • ADDITIONS • KITCHENS FREE ESTIMATES MICRON COMPANY, INC. 586 Demming Road Berlin, CT 06037 Compliments of Jimmy Tighe PEED COTE Phene 246-5458 101 So. Whitney St. HARTFORD Gilbert Cote Res. Mooches ter 644-0794 Herman Cote Res. 2JJ-6S04 COMPLIMENTS OF Food Marts Compliments of Pulcini’s Shoe Clothing Evelyn, John, William Pulcini Congratulations Class of 1973 Liberty Industries, Inc. MARIO'S HAIRSTYLING SALON Long Short Hair Styling Razor Shaping — Scalp Massage Hair Coloring — Shave Facials Beard Trimming Appointment or Walk-in Service Private Booth for Personal Attention Newman Imports Volvo — Fiat — Triumph Your Import Specialist 1567 Wilbur Cross Hwy. Berlin Turnpike Berlin, CT 06037 Phone 246-5626 (Hartford) 828-6567 (Berlin) 237-3474 (Meriden) Compliments of FERN DALE DAIRY STORE Full line of meats, groceries, and pasteries. Open 6a.m. —8 p.m. daily. Including Sunday. Phone 828-0319 - 828-0310 TED WIN KENNELS Boarding — Grooming Ted Young, Jr. Owner France Street Rocky Hill, CT 06067 Compliments of E. F. Kilduff Company, Inc. PLAZA PIZZA Pizza - Grinders - Sandwiches Special Wednesday - Shells Beer dn Tap - Bottled Beer Tony Serravalle Ferndale Plaza Proprietor 512 High ROAD, KENSINGTON S'AGOSTINO LA ROSA OIL SERVICE, INC. Compliments of 33 Griswold Drive 828-5753 GRINDERLAND (Friendly Market) A Friend A Friend Mrs. Leonard Banulski Beckman Son Garage Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Beebe Beehive Antique Country Store, Inc. Berlin Auto Sales Berlin Pharmacy Breeze-In Restaurant Mr. Mrs. Henry Brochetti Mr. Mrs. Stanley Cop Mr. Mrs. Louis F. Coppa Delphi Comali , Coronet Motel Mr. Mrs. John M. Dauphin Mr. Mrs. Dennis P. Dauphin, Sr. Duet Coiffures Femdale Barber Shop Femdale Drug James T. Fitzgerald Flair Coiffures Mr. Mrs. George Hall Mr. Mrs. Owen Hardacker Earl A. Johansen Mr. Mrs. Laurence Kellum Kensington Hardware Kensington Pharmacy Mr. Mrs. Franklin Kochanski Ray La Pointe Roofing Siding Mr. Mrs. Richard Laudenat Lucien St. Onge Auto Body Shop Bob Maietta Construction Company Mr. Mrs. Norman Margnelli Mrs. Mary Marzi Mr. Mrs. Anthony Matters Mr. Mrs. Paul Messina Linda Michalski Mickey Finn Stores, Inc. Milford Morin Construction Company Modem Electronics M.S.J.F. S. P.H.D.M Mr. and Mrs. E. Pagella Perretta’s Shoe Store Miss N. Poitres Pola Marie Fashions Inc. Mr. Mrs. Henry Richi Mr. Mrs. Albert Scagliotti Lillian Sjovall School of Dancing Mr. Mrs. S. Solek Spruce Brook Gardens Star Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Robert Tangney Toy Sun Chinese Restaurant Dauphine E. Trueheart V. F. W. Barber Shop Victory Market Warmac Garage Wayside Package Store Wonder Bar Restaurant Mr. Mrs. Harold Yantz Let the Earth take That which is hers. For I, Man, have no ending. K. Gibran Compliments of the Berlin High Student Council Lions Club Banquet The Senior Class production of “YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU” proved very successful. Under the direction of Ms. Johnson, the cast and crew lent their talents and their time to the production of this delightful three-act comedy. snakes, fireworks, love-dreams”, xylophones all part of the antics that make up the lives of the carefree Sycamore family . Honor Society Banquet Spring Concert Senior Ball “Stairway to Heaven” set the mood in the Terrace Room of the Hartford Hilton. As queen, Sharon presided over the ball along with Karen and Peggy, her attendants. Mrs. Deming Day Mrs. Deming’s third and fourth period senior English classes honored Mrs. Deming at a banquet in the Home-Economics rooms. With the help of Dr. Long, students secretly made all preparations. Among the highlights of the day was the presentation to Mrs. Deming of a scrapbook compiled by her senior English students. I came here to be for all and with all, and what 1 do today in my solitude will be echoed Tomorrow by the multitude. What I say now with one heart will be said Tomorrow by thousands of hearts. — K. Gibran Senior Class Banquet Members of the senior class assembled for one last time amid the smiles and laughter were thoughts of a new future and thoughts of the past and old friends
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