. AvV y ' ' 0 f ■ •• .i % « • ' •. . • r V . • ' • ' •■ • v ” 4 -f A .k • ' ■ Vv-v ;; , . { •• «V A, •, , | •■ • . T ; t •• -v-: . 5 5rfT ■ . v . v. • ■ -■ ' . Sails Take The Wind Down this amber river we’ve been so long, ia 5 strained to the winds 1 • V ' which drove us where they willed • and we’ve been so long captives of the river with an invitation to the sky. Grasps loosen and leave us the shore, white sails take the wind, wind becomes our wills freed and we ' ll be so long sailors of the sky with a harbour in the river. It flows so far below, and it flows. S. Stange Baseball The Redcoat Baseball Team played this year under co-captains Rich McKeon and Joe Vendegna. The team played many fine games, ending the season with an 8-9 record. Coaches William Gibney and Roy Fabian provided the leader- ship for the team. BOYS ' BASEBALL TEAM. 1st ROW: Co-Captains J. Vendegna, R. McKeon. 2nd ROW M. Seifel, J Buckley, M. Sangeloty, T. Lukas, T. Warchol, L. Revoir, R. Garuti, B. Bovee. 3rd ROW: P. Sangeloty, D. Paradis. B. Veley, D. Coburn, T. Cugno, K. Meehan, R. Bandze — manager, W. Gibney — coach. Co-Captain J. Vendegna, Coach W. Gibney, Co- Captain R. McKeon GIRLS ' SOFTBALL TEAM. 1st ROW: K. DelGreco, D. Wilk, L. Brown, L. Alberti, J. King, D. Staszewski, J. Carlson, S. Creamer. 2nd ROW: Coach D. Liljestrand, Manager, S. Jacobowitz, Co-Captain L. Misteri. S. Bottomley, Co-Captain L. Barrett, N. Grib, J. Nalcwajek, G. Gordens, J. Wicandcr, L. Nygren, Manager S. DelGreco. Softball Donna Liljestrand was appointed the new coach of the Girls’ Softball Team this year. All of the girls worked hard together, under their co-captains Lynn Misteri and Lois Bar- rett. ROYAL MACH GIRLS - TENNIS TEAM. 1ST ROW J. Hinchliffe, S. Kristopik, R. Brown. J. Gimpl. E. FeoIc. iVOROtK Coach J. Parks. L. Rackliffe, D. Hinchliffe. K. Nalewajek, M. Meis- terling. A. Bobrowski. L. Bucchi. D. Kowalczyk. R. Culver. Tennis Berlin High’s first competing Boy ' s Tennis Team played a fine first season, ending with a record of 7-8. Captains were seniors Chris Talbot and Tom Cosgrove. The coach was George Hall. Bob Allario and Chris Talbot made a great showing by winning the Northwest Conference Doubles Championship. BOYS’ TENNIS TEAM. 1st ROW Co-Captains T. Cosgrove, C. Talbot. 2nd ROW J. Parris, J Trudelle, S. Kleckowski, R. Allario. L. Keezing. Coach G. Hall, M. Fagan, S. Woodruff, C. Poppel, R Brown, ManagcrG. Bozzuto. Missingfrom picture — R. London. y H Golf Berlin Golf Team won 21, lost 3 and tied 1 match. It placed 1st in the Northwest Conference with a 12-0 record. The team placed 3rd in the C.l.A.C. State Golf Championship with Je rry Peplau as Medalist with a score of 74 and Dan Symolon, runner-up, with 75. They made the Conference ALL STAR TEAM. GOLF TEAM. Isl ROW: T. Larosa. R. Costanzo. J. Peplau. S. Stachelek. 2nd ROW: D. Symolon. T. Kiniry, M. Olson, B. Bradley. B. O ' Reilly, W. Casner, S. Kalkowski, Coach D. Bates. 7 RAC j K TEAM Sl Klnne y- E Radda ' T Ra pale, M. Kusek, B. Olson, K. Molnar, T. McAdoo. 2nd ROW: D. Gibley. J. Margnclli K La lend re, P Fecteau, B. ukna R. Herr, A. Coppa. J Scalisc, T. Powers, T. Klotz, R. Zovich, D. McHale. P. Mullen. 3rd ROW: Coach R Kaminski. B Carlson, J Nesta. P. Piper, E. Nielson. E. Klotz, J. Vibert. J. Wixon, C. Vartanian, S. Varricchia, D. Nikodym, D. Anson, R Tangney. W Swift C. Regan, C. Bennett, Asst. Coach P. Stoneman. ’ Track The Berlin Track- men ran a fine and very spirited season under coaches Richard “Guy” Kaminski and assistant Phil Stone- man. Records were broken by weightman Bradley Olson and pole vaulters Keith Molnar and Bob Herr. Against the odds of no locker room, no track, and the necessity of changing beneath stairwells, the team came up with a tre- mendous 14-1 record. Mini-Courses Mini-Course week was again a success due to the hard work of many student council members. Money was raised for the week by the council’s running of a breakfast concession at school during the year. Hik- ing, backpacking, and fishing courses expanded their field trips, while the total range of classes was en- larged by such diverse course offerings as fencing and karate. Student and faculty talent was generously shared, and all enjoyed a break from the monotony of regular scheduling as, for one week, school became alive. Junior Prom The Junior Prom was held on April 12th at the Meriden Knights of Columbus hall. The mu- sic was provided by “Stonehenge”. The theme for the evening was “Just You and Me.” Mindy Lougee reigned as Queen with attendants Donna Bober and Elizabeth Lund. It was an evening of many happy memories. Senior Ball The Senior Ball was held on May 31st in the Grand Ballroom of the Hartford Hilton. The theme was “Stairway To Hea- ven” with music supplied by “Waterwitch”. Cindy Kaley reigned as Queen of the Ball with Lorna Gemmell and Cindy Tre- vethan as attendants. It was an exciting evening filled with plenty of good music, food, and dan cing. Showcase ' 75 The Senior Class, under the direction of. Kristine Johnson, made a theatrical inno- vation at B.H.S. with their presentation of “Showcase ’75”. Instead of a traditional full-length drama, the group presented a series of scenes from such well-known plays as “Of Mice and Men” and “Ar- senic and Old Lace” along with original material. These creative and humorous scenes included students “Making A Deal” for their High School Diploma, a Wind-up Kung Fu doll, and the Heavyweight Wrestling Championship of the World. Senior Day The Seniors enjoyed a “spaced out” morning, courtesy of the freshman class, as B.H.S. said goodbye to the Class of ’75. Following the Senior Farewell Breakfast, complete with mar- tians and unique pancakes, yearbooks were passed out. People rushed about exchanging signatures while, on Senior Court, the Class of ' 75 planted a new tree as a final gift to all future seniors. Class Night was held at the McGee School on Monday, June 16th, in honor of the academically outstanding members of the Class of 1975. New members were inducted into the National Honor Society. Finan- cial gifts, honorary certificates, and other awards were presented to deserving students from various local service and educational sources. Class Night Graduation Welte Hall, C.C.S.C., was the setting this year for the graduation of the Class of 1975. Jan and Pat’s speeches lent added inspiration to the evening as they considered the values of a futuristic educa- tion and of optimism. Relatives and friends gath- ered proudly as the nervous graduates strove to master the tricky dancesteps accompanying “Pomp and Circumstance”. The Senior Class held its last get together after Graduation at DePas- quale’s in Newington. Dancing followed the buffet supper with “Paul Walker’s Dream” providing the music. There were a few tearful moments as various members of the class made final farewells, presentations, and thank yous. Relaxed atmosphere and conversation proved a fitting end to four eventful years at Berlin High. We, the class of 1975, wish to dedicate our yearbook To Berlin High School — The old and the new. And to the students who have grown here into the responsibilities of a challengin FACULTY FOOD STORE. DINING KITCHEN LiiilSSU I, ' ■ E r Hi G Bricks and mortar. However they are arranged. Are empty shells Without people. It is the students and teachers working together. For knowledge gained. Who are the school. At TTH SCIENCE a. Some ime te wi It see®s soQlseles But tnnk back To thf smile of m HT n ii in ph ofc r And then it all m£ c ider wL B 1 0 1. C if it is all in vain- t tual understanding (finally-V J ation- es sense. r- PPE t Administration And Guidance Mr. Donald L. Delisle Assistant Principal Dr. Robert P. Long Principal Mr. Jack R. Anderson Superintendent of Schools Mr. Edward R. Dorsett Associate Principal Mr. Sebastian J. Amato. Guidance Counselor Mr. Spero Pappas Mr. Stanley Sangeloty, Head Guidance Counselor, School Psychologist Mr. Peter G. Naunchek, Guidance Counselor and 6 Mrs. Ruby Zarotney, Secretary Mr. Donald G. Bates Mathematics, Dept. Head Mrs. Evelyn O ' H. Bernetich Special Education Mrs. Diane Boncek Home Economics Mrs. Kathryn R Bryers Foreign Language Mrs. Christine Colaiacovo English Miss Cheryl L.Cook English “ Hola, Sen- ora Bryers!” . . . “Not Colee!! Colah!! Colaia- covo!!! — just call her the Ital- ian lady . . The absolute value of zero “Din- git!” Mrs. Judith Cowell Tutorial Program Mr. Philip Crockett Mathematics 7 Mr. James T. Fitz Gerald Social Studies Miss June K. Czarnecki Business Education Mrs. Sandra D’Angona Foreign Language Mr. William A. Gibney Physical Education, Dir. of Athletics Mr. Morton Dondes Social Studies Miss Ruth M. Earn Reading Specialist Mr. Thomas Downer Science Mr. Robert W. DiCicco Mathematics Mr Roy E. Fabian Science. Dept. Head Mr. Richard J. Kaminski Mathematics Miss Janet L. Kelly English Mr. George B. Hall Social Studies Mr Edward Goodrow Social Studies. Dept. Head Mr. George J. Kanupka, Jr. Driver Training Special Transp. Mr. Martin P. Innes Mathematics i ir u • ■ Mr. Arnold Frost Foreign Language Ms. Kristine L. Johnson English 9 “Good Morning Faculty and Students, will you please rise” . . . “Don’t second guess the band director!” “Row one marches eight and holds four or was that four and eight?” . “Hello, Doctor” “Mother of God!” Ce que, ce qui, ce what? . . . Gino Meee May My Mo Mooooooo . “Come on, Guys!” excited atoms Mr Harold Kirchstcin Science Mr. Paul Karam Music Director Mrs. Elizabeth S. Magyar English , A i t t t I u I d e Miss Elizabeth McBrien Foreign Language. Dept Head Mrs. Joy Kumme Choral Director Mr. Gino Lattanzio Work Experience Coordinator Mr. Jeffrey Miller Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson Business Education School Nurse Mr. Emilio J. Merlino Art Supervisor Miss Alice A Mitchell Physical Education Mrs. Violet T. Murphy Social Studies Miss Nancy Poitras Social Studies Mr. Patrick Phaup Business Education, Dept. Head Mr. Robert Recor Industrial Arts Mrs Betty R. Olson Business Education Mr. David R. Pasco Industrial Arts Miss Gail A. Peterson Mathematics Mr. Robert F. Poglitsch Industrial Arts Dear Mrs. Olson, Love, The Kids of’75 This is our letter of thanks to a beautiful lady for the five years of patient help you’ve given us. In everything we have done, we’ve always had your enthusiasm to keep us moving. It hasn’t always been easy — there have been plenty of discour- aging meetings, red tape, last minute runs to Woolworth’s and hurt prides, but we’ll honestly have to say that things have usually turned out fine. You must admit that being our advisor has never been bor- ing!! We don’t know how you do it, but you never seem to run out of energy. Thank you again and someday when you’ve fully recovered from your experi- ence with us, we hope that some other class will be lucky enough to have you as their advisor. Miss Janet E. Parks Physical Education Mrs. Donna Schilke English Miss Audrey Schubach Foreign Language Mr. Kenneth Sherrick Mathematics, Adult Ed. Dir. Mr. Miner D. Shepard Science Miss Cynthia Sieracki Science Mr. Ernest Spieler English. Dept. Head 13 Mrs. Emilie Yukna Home Economics Mrs. Dorothy Tisher English Mr. Thomas D. Warburton English Mrs. Carol R Virostek English Mrs. Marsha J. Strucaly Art But Mrs. Strucaly, why do we have to design an alphabet? I al- ready know how to spell! . . . “Screws and Glue” Laughing (?) through lit Hi Ma al- literation, allusion, ona-whata- poeia?? deep, profound, meta- physical, redundant Ibid.. Ibid.. Ibid. CAFETERIA STAFF: FRONT ROW: Albina Roncaioli. Anna Fritzson. Mary Veronesi. Rita Picard: Mrs. Doris Reindl Matron BACK ROW: Mary Stabert, MaryEllen Dutkiewicz, Marie Fiske, Kay Stregowski, Mary Padelli. Walter Janusek, Custodian. Philip Lund. Building Supervisor. Michael DeVivo, Cus- todian — . ' .. -v ;A: tifX s Z w Morning is when I am awake and there is a dawn in me Moral reform is the effort to throw off sleep Why is it that men give so poor an account of their day if they have not been slumbering ? They are not such poor calculators. If they had not been overcome with drowsiness they would have performed something. The millions are awake enough for physical labor, but only one in a million] is awake enough for effecti ve intellectual exertion Only one in a hundred millions for a poetic or divine life To be awake is to be alive. I Thoreau • ■ mm • ■ «££££: - Use! - 3 3 . ■•.r I Sr : I IP II Yearbook Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Kim Keller BUSINESS EDITOR Gary Martin ART AND LAYOUT EDITOR Jane Shoplick COVER Mark Seifel Tom Zelek Mr. R. Recor Barry Basile PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Gerry Binder ORGANIZING EDITOR Pat Trudelle GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR Judy Place BOYS SPORTS EDITOR Tom Cosgrove LITERARY EDITOR David Vandrilla OUR STAFF Denise Siriotis Karen Ward Susan Stange Terri Simeone Paul Kusek Joe Laviana FACULTY ADVISOR Mia McMahon YEARBOOK STAFF: GROUND — D. Siriotis, G. Binder. P. Trudelle, ROW 2 M. McMahon, Advisor. K. Ward, K Keller, D. Vandrilla, J. Place, J. Shoplick, ROW } — G. Martin, T. Cosgrove. TO OUR YEARBOOK GODMOTHER MANY THANKS FROM ALL OF US TO YOU, FROM THE DEDICATION PAGE TO GARY’S ADS, YOU WERE AGEM. THE EDITORS AND STAFF 18 LEFT: BEACON STAFF: 1st ROW D Berube; 2nd ROW C. Quedens — Secretary-Treasurer, T, Simeone; 3rd ROW D. Rizzico, J. Scalise, C. Lund, G. Grabowski; 4th ROW: J. Wilk, M. Simeone. M. Lipetz; 5th ROW: D. Vandrilla, Editor, R Wilson, Associate Editor. BELOW: LIBRARY AIDES: C. Talbot. M Klein, J. Taylor, T. Coty, Mrs. McMahon, Advisor, A. Camisa, N. Dunn, T. Simeone, M. Snedek- er, J. Dunn. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB: FRONT ROW G Binder, G Martin. G. Seaburg, R. Fuller, W. Dansro: BACK ROW D. Freeman, D. Perreault, M. Garlick, J. Davis, D. Rizzico. VIDEO TAPE CREW: Tim Long. Mr. Kirchstein — Advi- sor, Russ Fuller, Bill Casner. Missing: Gerry Binder. J. Palczer. 19 RIGHT MORNING ANNOUNCERS: C. Clark. J. Schmidt, W . Jedd. BELOW: SMOKING COMMITTEE: 1st ROW L. Grasso, L. Bartolucci, J. Miller. F. Negri, J. Bugella. J. MacFarlane; 2nd ROW: P. Fagan, T. Peterson, P. Brautigan. S. Lavigne, B. Paradise. L. Dornfried, D. Dube, G. Mahoney, D. Wicander, V. Jones. C. Fable, R. Bylek. D. Berube. C. Newbury, LEFT: CHESS CLUB P Leone, P Makris, J. Marturano, P. Calaf- iore. Mr. Warburton, Advisor, G. Gordens, J. Genis. D. Rizzico. J. Malinowski. Missing from Picture: Gary Tordanato. R. Zovich, T. I.etendre. LEFT - BUSINESS CLUB: 1st ROW J. Fraleigh. President, B. Dougherty, Vice-President, M. Simcik. Secretary, K. Bosse, Treasurer; 2nd ROW: L. Fiske, K. Bushev, K. Pelletier, P. Calafiore. D. Fraleigh. M. Walton; 3rd ROW K. Gon- tarz. M. Poppel. K. Swerko, T. Makris, S. Negrel li, L. Ney; 4th ROW C. Gajewski, F. Trowbridge. T. Simeone. C. Calafiore, K Ferrol; 5th ROW: W. Pechout, J. Stone. T. Cote, D. Covini. MATH TEAM: Mr. DiCicco, Miss Peterson. Advisors, N. Snel- grove, C. Tomasi, B, Laviana, G. Martin, G. Binder, C. Davis, J. Campanelli, M. Johnson, B. Herr, G. Gorden, D. Yuniskis, D. Sasek, T. Connell, C. Poppel, P. Tirinzoni. RIGHT FUTURE TEACHERS: FRONT ROW: C. Kolb. President, C. Knaus, L. Sataline. J. Place. L. Desrochers, P. Knaus, A. Lewchik. BACK ROW A. Klipp, P. Gaffney, L. Skene, D. Trevethan, K. Jones, K. Nalewajek, L. Cimino. 21 HONOR SOCIETY: 1st ROW Mrs. Virostek — Advisor, C. Colb. L. Doty, D. Paris, L. Ney, G. Martin, J. Barker, D. Cavali. D. Hinchliffe. C. Quedens, J. Wilk, J. Shoplick; 2nd ROW: M. Gontarz, L. Kropf, J. Campanelli, C. Lund, S. Wicklund, R. Wilson, J. Wicander. D. McHale. M. Seifel: 3rd ROW: E. Lougee, L. Medvec, B. Herr, C. Todeschini, D. Yuniskis, L. Skene, C. Gaffney, K. Grady; 4th ROW P. Kochunas, D. Nason, K. Nalewajek. J. Place, P. Gaffney, D. Trevethan, M. Kusek, C. Clark, K. Maitz, R. Bezz, M. Andrukiewicz. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: D. Hinchliffe Secretary, D. Civali President, Mrs. Virostek — Advisor, J. Barker, Vice-President, G. Martin — Treasurer. RIGHT: MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB 1st ROW K Marsh, L. Malloy, C. Larsen; 2nd ROW: D. Abair, L. Ney, L. Barrett, J. Wicander, 3rd ROW L. Bonola, S. Wicklund, K. Ashworth; 4th ROW Mrs. Nelson, Advisor, C. Erk- son, E. Klipp, M. Corsino, J. Heffernan, J. Nalewajek; 5th ROW: M. Kings- bury, J. Saraceno, N. Todeschini, B Leszynski, J. Wilk, M. Bigley. Missing from Picture: L. Hanscomb, President. 22 STUDENT COUNCIL: 1st ROW D. Civali. Vice-President, C. Weber, Corresp. Secretary, T. Simeoni, President, C. Lund. Treasurer, C. Hartney. Recording Secretary. 2nd ROW M. Simeone. C. Tomasi. B. Herr, N. Blank, C. Gaffney, L. Rackliffe, R. Tangney; 3rd ROW L. Desrochers, D. Trevethan, D. Sasek, S. Kleckowski, K. Keller, D. Hinchliffe, R. Austin; 4th ROW K. Nalewajek, P. Gaffney, B Carlson, K. Bouchard. M. Lupia, E. Fioli, D. Berube, A Caliandri, A. Boissonault; 5th ROW M Mar- zi, J Margnelli, T. Powers, J. Scalise. GIRLS LEAGUE: FRO , 7 ROW W. Jedd, C. Quedens, A. Hubbard. J. Saraceno, H. Collins, D. Abair, J. Hinchliffe, R. Roch, K. Albert, N. Addamo. BACK ROH M. Lupia, L. Mrotek, C. Conti. K. MacDonald, M. Lipetz, J. Wilk. Mrs. Yukna — Advisor, D. Mothersele, W. Nielan, D. Nason. D. Ko- chunas, S. Marks. S. Piaskowski. 23 SERVICE CLUB MEMBERS: ROW I — J McQueeney, T. Kiniry, J Margenelli, R McKeon. B Yukna. L Revoir, P. DelGreco. ROW 2 — T. McAdoo, G. DeGrofT, M. Siefel, C. Lund, J. Genis, T. Lupia, F. Bcrti. R. Cyr. ROW 3 C. Hamilton, A, Coppa, A. Leg- nani. J. Scalise, S. Parsons, B. Charamut, P. Carlson. 24 MOTIF CLUB: hi ROW: P. Gaffney, J. Place, C. Fable, C. Blake, S. Bakaj, L. Luddy. 2nd ROW D. Paris. L Ney, K. Nalewajek. L Hanscomb, C. Erkson. L. Bonola. K. Gontarz, L. Doty, D. Mancino; 3rd ROW N. Todeschini, D. Hinchliffe, J. Shoplick, J. Wi- cander, J Riggs. J. Nalewajek, K. Keller, S. Wicklund, K. Ashworth, W. Pechout, K. Marsh, D. Siriotis; 4th ROW: C. Colb, D. Klec- kowski, K. Ward, D. Trevethan, L. Sataline, A. Hjerpe. 5th ROW D. Capen, L. Desrochers, D. Waller, J. Santopietro, S. Mengual. Absent from picture: L. Skene. LEFT ART CLUB MEMBERS: ROW I — D. Sobchuck. P Richards, D. Hughes. D. Mierzejewski. G. Mahoney, B Valickis. ROW 2 M. Simeone, M. Bonsanti, L. Hatch, J, Riggs, K. Ward, J. Sho- plick, Mrs. Strucaly. RIGHT: DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS: S. Marks, L. Lund, S. Bovee, D. Shaheen, G. Williams, T. Lukas, T. Cote. ROW 2 N. Addamo, B. Driver, L. Mrotek, P. Kochunas. C. Cooney, C. Tal- bot. R. Simeone, ROW 3 — P. Spring, K. Albert, R. Wilson, D. Nason, J. Schmidt, P. Lavigne. THEATRE-GOERS CLUB BELOW. Isl ROW G. Gordens, D. Civali, C. Talbot, M. Gimpl, T. Simeone, C. Lund. K. Albert, H. Collins, J. Shoplick, M. Meisterling, R. Wilson. 2nd ROW: Mrs. Virostek, Advisor, J. Roberts, D. Hinchliffe, J. Barker, C. Kolb, K. Albert, C. Virostek, K. Swerko, A. Caliandri. D. Symolon, R. Simeone, N. Blank, S. Kalkowski. P. Trowbridge. M. Reinhart. MIXED CHORUS MEMBERS: ROW I — Mrs. Kumme, M. Poppel, N. Addamo, A. Caliandri, J. Gontarz, L. Lund, N. Blank, E. Klipp, A. Tamburro, R. Roche, G. McAdoo, C. Kolb, S. Hungerford, J. Dunn, K. Swerko. ROW 2 G. Thompson, J. Doe, R. Garlick, J. Enfonte, L. Mol- loy, J. Heffernan, L. DeVivo, J. Marturano, K. Warren, J. Wilk. ROW 3 — N. Williams, L. Jurkoic, L, Mongello, D. Nason, K. Maitz, K. Nelson, T. Martin, C. Clark. P. Kochunas. ROW 4 — D. Kacynski, M. Rudge, L. Larson, T, Dukes.L. Mrotek, L. Medvec, S. McAdoo, D. Nason, M. An- gelli, S. Marks. ROW 5 T. Cosgrove, D. Andrukiewicz, A. Psillas, T. Cote, G. Martin, T. Roche, P. Fecteau, C. Bennett, C. Bitel, V. Larson, N. Dunn. SPECIAL CHOIR: 1st ROW: K. Maitz, J. Heffer- nan, L. Jurkoic. S. Hunger- ford, G. McAdoo, M. An- drukiewicz, T. Cosgrove, C. Kolb, N. Blank. V. Larson, R. Roche, A. Tamburro. 2nd ROW: E. Klipp, N. Williams, T. Martin, D. Nason, S. McAdoo, K. Swerko, T. Cole, G. Mar- tin, T. Roche, C. Clark, D. Kacynski, L. Mrotek, M. Angelli, L. Medvec. ALL STATE CHORUS MEMBERS: N. Williams, L. Medvec, C. Clark, T. Martin, V. Larson. OFFICERS OF MIXED CHORUS: L. Medvec, G. Martin, N Williams. hQU c 2 «8 ?T C « - ,= .of — y; •_ . CU IS h oc O u u “l.«l C 5 t CL g -O rj y c c 51 c. x 6 c O 7 c •3 z .i ocJ° J s i e 5“ 00 ■ _= _ ™ M 2 V ) • 3 C 5 ._ ' C So c -s O E o u ■ «j H- S o c : j£ V o £ ' = =s O (- ■ a re g 0-0 o a 1 5 -;!i N • XX fc- -) 5 c c O to 5 0-5 2 • u C 5 1 1 • Q 3. g- 03! • G - 3“ U J (V 1 Q 3 f s Jj £ w — .11 ° N - - . 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Fuller, M. Klein, S. Mengual, L. Sataline, D. Waller, D. Capen. D. Siriotis, D. Mancino. Missing from picture: L. Carlson PEP BAND: Isi ROW K. Grib, M. Sangeloty, G. Glatz, B. Charamut, P. Carlson, T. Lupia. 2nd ROW L. Serravalle, L. Carlson, K. Rustek. P. Sangeloty, F. Tamburro, B. Mayer, C. Serravalle. 28 ctrc Freshmen LEFT FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: J. Vibert, Treasurer, C. Conti, Secretary, R. Sylvester, Vice-President. B. Carlson, President. BELOW: }. DeStasio, C. Conti. W. DeGroff, L. DeVivo, R. Dickinson, K. Corrigan, C. Dolan, B. Clark, C. Dansro, G. Cotto. BELOW LEFT — 1st ROW: M Avery, K. Albert, P. Bakaj. B. Bader. 2nd ROW J. Adachowski, D. Bandzes, L. Alberti, T. Antanaitis. 3rd ROW: S. Adams, T. An- druskiewicz, C. Abrahamson, M. Bakaj, B. Ashworth. BELOW RIGHT — 1st ROW: C. Bekan- ich, C. Bitel, T. Bickley, E. Beebe, B Biondi. 2nd ROW: S. Berger, A. Boisso- nault, P. Berlandy, J. Blair, J. Blanchette. 1st ROW C Bouchard. P. Calafiore, G. Chambrello, R. Brown. 1st ROW E. Fioli, T. Dubek, D. Fortier, B. Dison, F. Ferrero. 2nd ROW R. 2nd ROW B. Carlson, G. Brochu, M. Bonsant. Firch, G. Froeba, J. Forsyth. ABOVE — if ROW: D. Gorneault, J. Gagliardi, L. Dukiewitz, G. Gontarz, N. Grib, N. Gagliardi. L. Goodell. L. Flood. J. Gimple. 2nd ROW J. Dyer. G. Grigorian. B. Tibeley, D. Fraleigh. R. Grand. C. Fazzina. LEFT — if ROW S. Hawrylik, M Hubert. K. Hopkins. J. Hinchliffe, S. Jacobson, T. Infante. 2nd ROW B. Hayden. C. Haines. B. Jacques. A. Hart, A. Hubbard. D. Guy. L. Hatch. 31 FRONT ROW — C. Jones. L. Johnson. M. Johnson, S. Jorsey, H. Jurkoic. STANDING: M. Kiniry.C. Kirsch, J. Keezing. Isl ROW J. Kobylarz, R. Gorneault. 2nd ROW K. Letendre, M. Lawson. B Lasky, G. Krystopik, S. Kristopik. 3rd ROW J. Kropf. T. Lombardi. C. Ko- chanski, L. Larson. C. Knopf. RIGHT — Isl ROW B London, N. Maciag. P. Lavigne. H. Klein, K. Louder. S. Lennehan, D. London. 2nd ROW E. Lund, M. Lipetz. E. Kuczynski, J. Luma, S. Landon, K. MacDonald, M. Lupia. LEFT — 1st ROW: P. Maguda, P. Martin, C. Martin. 2nd ROW: C. Marble, D. Martin, L. Mongillo, J. Marturano, L. Meigs. 3rd ROW D. Manthey, L. Mahoney, S. Marzi, J. McDonald. M. McKenzie, J. Mali- nowski, J. Maino, T. Maloney. I.u ROW D. Naples, D. Nason, R McNamara, J. Mute. 2nd ROW: E. Nale- wajek, D. Morin, B Muckar, J. Nesta, J. Nelson. 1st ROW: D. Padelli, S. Pizzo, S. Petrofsky, S. Pavano, B. Peters. 2nd ROW R. Ponte, M. Perzanowski, J. Peshka, C. Poppel, D. Polanski, E. Picard, S. Peplau. RIGHT 1st ROW M. Pavano, D. Schub- ert, V. Roderick, J. Shoplick 2nd ROW: D. Schiffert, S. Russell, R. Roche, K. Seagren, K Robertson, D. Sartre, T. Sakowicz. LEFT 1st ROW: J. Parise, P. Ouellette. 2nd ROW B. Norton, K. O’Connell, D. Nikodym, S. Newbury, J. O’- Rourke, M. Kinney, R. Nygren. H Odishoo. 33 1st ROW: J. Reale, J. Sachetti, D. Saja, P. Richards, B. Robinson, R. Scagliola. 2nd ROW: B. Skene, D. Sasek. P. Schmitz, R. Rice, R. Revoir, T. Psil- las, T. Scalise. 1st ROW: M. Stabert, D. Staszewski, E. Snelgrove, C. Stange. 2nd ROW: G. Thompson, C. Sprague, R. Sylvester, P. Tirinzoni, G. Soneson. 1st ROW L. Ward, J. Trudelle, J. Vibert, M. Walton. 2nd ROW R Waller, M. Trocki. 3rd ROW D. Turner, K. Valickis, S. Viccaro. 34 LEFT — 1st ROW: S. Ziegler, M. Ward. D. Wilk. N, Zaczkowski. 2nd ROW T. Wrobel, K. Warren, P Yott, V, Williams, M. Unis- kis, T. Woodruff. 1st ROW A. Trowbridge, J. Gates, M. Olson, J. Peplau, M. Bacon. 2nd R OW: C. Dzubay, P. Dalzell. 3rd ROW: R. Rasemus, D. Marino, J. Glennon, S. Dube, K. Kelleher, R. Johnson. 1st ROW S. Koval, D. Lord, M. Luddy, P. Gelmini, A. Edelson. 2nd ROW C. Skwiot, C. Kochanski. N. Lavigne, E. Nielsen, B. Bradley. M. Beal. 35 The Freshmen began their year at Berlin High as Dr. Seuss characters at the Pep Rally. They elected Bill Carl- son, Jeff Vibert, Rob Sylvester and Carolyn Conti as Class Officers. Soon after the Class of ' 78 was “oriented” to B.H.S. with lollipops, lipstick, hill- billy outfits and the Senior Song. The class united in a magazine drive which brought a sizeable amount of money into the treasury. They made substan- tial contributions to support Mini- Course Week, and put together an amazing paper chain for a local charity. After spring glass recycling and a car- wash, the Freshmen sponsored a fund- raising dance in June. The Farewell Breakfast for the Seniors ended the year. l 1 y w Sophomores RIGHT- SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: SITTING R Tangney. President; STANDING: C. Tomassi, Treasurer; J. Waters, Vice President; M. Simeone, Secretary. BELOW: ROW I: N. Blank, J. Adorno, A. Anderson, A. Bickley, B. Bandz- es; ROW II: R. Bennett, K. Arbour, J. Benjamin, J. Bailey; ROW III: R. Bernard, D. Anson, B. Allario, J. Alberti. ROW l: G Basile, R Austin, E. Abrahamson; ROW II: L Adams, K. Bosse, J. Bartkowski, C. Ashekian, D. Ahlquist. ROW III: B. Basile, M. Avella, J. Allen. LEFT: ROW I D. Caron, P. Cooper, C. Cyr, K Bushey; ROW II: J. Carlson, D. Christiana, C. Campbell, B. Costanzo, F. Conlon.G. Boz- zuto. UPPER LEFT: ROW I B. Cop, K. Czarnecki, M. Corrigan. L. Cimino; ROW II: T. Cote, D. Campanella, D. Carbo; ROW III: S. Bottomley, C. Calafiore. UPPER RIGHT: ROW I L. Ellison. C. Eyges; ROW II J. Dunn. L. Fiske. T. Dukes, J. Eydenta; ROW III: J. Fiori, G. Foertsch, A. Fiducia. R. Fallis. LEFT: ROW I : J. Floligan, C. Giardino; ROW II: J. Gaffney, M. Higgins. C. Flardney, S. Flungerford, D. Hill; ROW III: D. Gibeley. G. Gordens, R, Flaynes, N. Flolmes, L. Flaynes, T. Hall. RIGHT: FRONT: M. Lombard; ROW II: D. kowalczyk, R. Krug, A. Lynn, A. Klipp. J. McFarlane, C. Laviana, C. Lar- son; ROW III: P. Knaus, A. Lewchik, E. klolz, W. Knapsack, M. Longstaff, J. Lofquist, A. Kristopik; LAST ROW: B. Laviana. RIGHT: ROW I: A. Pipkin, K. Pagel- la, E. Ouellette. M. Pajor, L. Perretta, V. Pagano, S. Poe, K. Pappas, J. Nowak; ROW II: J. Palczer, K. Pelle- tier, T. Pac, R. Preece, L. Nygren, D. Perreault; ROW III: S. Pajor, B. Peterson. LEFT: ROW I: M McCann, M Meisterling, D. Michaud, G. McAdoo; ROW II: L. Matyschsyk, M. Meekor, T. Makris, J. Makris, K. Nelson, R. Miller; ROW III: C. Mildrum, V. Marturano, B. Munson, B. Mayer, M. Meehan, T. Miele; LAST ROW : D. Marsh, T. Marble. LEFT: ROW I B Pulito, C Regan, D Rob- ertson, S. Reed, M. Romatis; ROW II P Ringrose. L. Renock, D. Rizzico, R. Riordan. BELOW LEFT: ROW I C. Kielb, T. Hun- gerford, J. King; ROW II G. Kayko, C. Hutchinson, C. Kirsch; ROW III: J. Karoll, J. Kierwiak, S. Kleckowski, R. Karoll, A. Jamieson. TOP TO BOTTOM G. Seaburg. D. Shaheen, J. Salonia. L. Siem- bab, R. Sachetti, R. Scheyd, L. Sandquist. M. Simeone. C. Schroe- der, M. Santi LEFT R. Solek. P Spring. D. St.Jarre. N. Siriotis. K. Swerko, D. Staszewski, G. Stifel, E. Snelgrove. D. Spencer. P. Stabert. RIGHT ROW I J Vasil; ROW H: J. Waters, L. White, E. Wolf; LADDER LEFT: J. Zupp, P, Trowbridge. N. Wrobel; TOP J. Wixon; LADDER LEFT: L. Westman, M. Vigra, L. Zucchi. ROW I: L. Weich; ROW II: J. Turner, R. Zovich; ROW III: I. Veley, D. Zesk, C. Vartanian. G. Williams; 4TH ROW: D. Wollowicz, E. Wojtusik, J. Wrobel, M. Wnuk. B. Zipadelli. RIGHT: ROW I: S. Varricchia, G. Nokes, D. Freeman, K. Grib; ROW II. J. Toce, L. Skolnick. C. Tomasi, F Tamburro, D. Silguero; ROW III: J. Malisz, FI. Psillas, G. McKenzie, C. Niedzial; STANDING: P. Skwiot. The Class of ’77 used “The Cir- cus” as their theme for Spirit Week. Colleen Hartney was the Sophomore attendant for Home- coming. The class found amazing support for a candy drive to raise money for Erin Costello. A bake sale and carwash built up the trea- sury substantially. The annual Sophomore Dance was held in March; and they sponsored a psy- chic show featuring ESP and mystical tricks in the spring. The year ended with a look to next year and plans for the Junior Prom. Juniors RIGHT-JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: J Margnelli, President, C, Gaffney, Treasurer, S. Cop, Vice-President, L. Bucchi. Secretary. ABOVE: LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Carlson, B. Braunstein, C. Ciarcia, B. Casey, P. Brigand, T. Cos- grove, P. Carson, R. Cyr, D. Coburn. 44 FRONT TO BACK. LEFT ROW: L. Bartolucci, J Biondi, S. Bovee, D. Berube, M. Angeli, A. Bobrowski; RIGHT ROW: D. Abair, L. Barrett, M. Andrukiewicz, L. Bower, J. Basile. P. Brautigam. ROW I: A. Coppa, D. Cote, R. Culver, S. Creamer, B. Charmut, C. Cyr, L. Brown. P. Brix; ROW II: C. Cooney, K. Bresier. C. Davey, H. Collins, T. Cugno, L. Bucci, S. Cop. M . Corsino. ROW I: T. Gemmell, M. Favrow, T. Fenaughty. J. Kelly, P. Del Greco. D. Eydenta. J. Diskin, N. Friend, J. Genest. M. Dutkiewicz, G. De Groff; IN TREE: J. Genis. 45 SN K K ■ ' ROW I: J Antonaitis, M Bigley. R. Bczz. N. Addamo. D Bober; ROW 2: J Be- kanich, M. Bonk.C Bennett, T. Alagne, J. Bonsant; ROW J. G. Berger ROW I: D. M other sele, J. Nelson, L. Mrotek; ROW 2: S. Munson, D. Nason, P. Mullen, D. Munson; ROWS K. Nilson, B. O ' Reilly, W. Neilan BELOW: ROW I M. Gimpl, C. Gaffney. K. Ferro; ROW II P. Fecteau, S. Dumais, C. Fagan, R. Dokas, M. Fagan. STANDING: M. Gontarz, K Grady; IN TREE: J. Clemens. H. Hayden, A. Johnson, V. Jones, L. Grasso, B. Haines. 46 LEFT: ROW 1: M Lenzi. L. Keezing. R Londin. B Lerzo, S. Leone; ROW 2: D. Lo- iselle, S. Kilpatric, K Linn. D. Krysztopik, L. Kropf. L. Lavigne, V. Larson, L. Jurkoic, E. Klipp ROW I: J. Lanni. S. Kuzniecki. T. Legnani. T. Klotz, T. Kiniry, P. Kochunas, B. Leszynski, C. Locke, M. Lipetz. RIGHT: ROW . P. Makris, R. Luma, N, Meeker, D. Lynn; ROW 2. G. Malone, J. Mierze- jewski, S. Malespini, K. Meehan, S. Lunt; ROW 3: E. Lougee, M. Lou- gee, L. Lund ROW I: C. Wetmore, K. Zup. ROW 2. C. Weber, J. Wilk, ROW I D. Rusczyk, T. Kelly, D. Tanguay, R. Graham: ROW II S.GIennon.C. Hartney, B Jor M Wardener, ROW J: P. Hungerford, D. Dziob. W. Jedd. sey, M. Jakubowski.G.Glatz, D.Gervais, C, Haber; ROW III: E. Heffernan. R. Herr. T. Willis, S. Woodruff. ROW 4 D. Yuniskis, B. Yukna. M. Wolak. LEFT: ROW I: S. McAdoo, L. Mol- loy, D. McHale, A. Lynch, K. Maitz, I. Makris, L. Misteri; ROW 2: J. Margnelli, J. Marks, J. Maloney; ROW 3: E. Marciczkiewicz, P. Mc- Queeney, L. Medvee. RIGHT: ROW I. F. Negri, C. Newbury, D. Paradis, D. Prue; ROW 2: S. Piaskowski, B. Pinches, D. Peplau, T. Powers.P Pandolfo, T. Psillas, B. Johanns; ROW 3: L. Procko. R. Pinches, N. Pipkin 48 LEFT: ROW I B Veley, B. Kreutzer. K. Larson. M. Tomasi, F. Turner ROW 2: B. Valickis, C. Todeschini, R. Taraschuk. D. Warner, D. Mattera. M. Trudelle. A. Tamburro. A. Stevens, ROW 3: J. Ziegler. J. Sku- bel. J. Kucharczyk TOP RIGHT: ROW I: T.Toce, F. Trowbridge, J. Thibeault KNEELING: R. Tangney, R. Sou- cie ROW 2: M. Toce, R. Taylor, T. Taraschuk, G. Thompson. RIGHT ROW I L. Scalora, N. Slepski, L. Ser- ravalle; ROW II: L. Radcliffe. R. Santopietro; ROW III J. Saraceno, J. Pulcini. B. Ruck. F. Schreiner. P. Sangeloty, K. Scheer, K. Rustek. ABOVE: ROW I: M. Ringrose, J. Rudnick, L. Salonia. L Rascoe, R. Cyr; ROW II: S. Robin- son, C. Quedens, J. Sakowicz; ROW III F. Ram pone. The Junior Class began the year by turning the guidance lobby into a miniature Disney World for Spirit Week. They received their class rings (how much are they this year???) at a pot luck supper and ring ceremony — a very impres- sive evening. December brought glass recycling, and the class sponsored a Harlem Diplomats game. March came with the Junior Dance and a car wash to boost up the treasury. The Junior Prom was in April — “Just You and Me.” The Class of ’76 wrapped up a great year with plans for next year’s freshman orientation . Love Song This, that I carry like a butterfly, prisoner in my cupped and outstretched hands, is. of all things, small, hut great in its demands and bears within itself a world of power. I close my hand upon it like a wall, f or this there can be neither time nor season and of all things upon the earth it has the least to do with reason. (I open my hand, finger from palm Look!) This holds within it life, death, and birth; used wrong, there is no harm it cannot do. Look long, look carefully; this is for you. John R Nash Cross Country CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM. FRONT ROW: E. Lund, S. Hawrylik, V. Marturano, J. Vibert, D. Staszewski, F. Conlon. R Tangney, D. Anson. BACK ROW: J. Wixon, M. Kinney, B. Veley, E. Lougee, B. Bandzes, T. Powers, G Brochu, J. Margnelli, Coach D. Pasco. Dave “Babes” Pascoe’s Cross Country Team ended a winning sea- son at fourth place in Conference standings. The runners won a hard meet against Avon, who had over- shadowed us in previous years. This season founa Frank Conlon voted Team Candya — and up a tree searching for his pants! The team celebrated Halloween at their last practice by donning costumes to run the usual course! a r _ — GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY. 1ST ROW: N. Wrobel, F. Trowbridge, K. DelGreco. J. Barker, L. Gemmell, S. Wicklund, J. Wicander, L. Ney. 2ND ROW: Manager J. Pajor, S. Creamer, P. Calafiore, L. Misteri, L. Barrett, J. Nalewajek. D. St.Jar, R. Dickenson, D. Kawalsik. Coach A. Mitchell, GIRLS ' FIELD HOCKEY. Co-Captain L. Gemmell, Co-Captain S. Wicklund, Coach A. Mitchell, Co-Captain J. Barker. The Girls Field Hockey Team enjoyed a fairly good season under the direction of Coach Alice Mitchell. The team was lucky to have some fine players on their side, including Conference All-Star Jan Barker. As always, there was no chance to be bored as the girls had to bus everyday to Percival Field for practice, and stomp through mud up to their shin-guards! 57 I 1 3 f Ci ! - • % $ A V J x 1 v «« «5f W 4 a fjL i A rO ' ISJ 2 mWI « . -a 5t C fl r Lx f_ ' j i y iQ £ V? cn 5 -% f 0 } -S v . r i Football Go Redcoats! Trudging to Willard for practice The McGee Rock Basin Tender Loving Coach “Yah, Yah. Yah” Double Sessions . “and the rockets’ red glare, the bombs bursting in air” . The Circle . “ I -slot left 58, 59 36-24-36 Hike”. the sled Slim and the Stream Con- ference all-stars Lenny, Mark and Jim hills “Jesum Crow!” h ' RONT ROW: Tri-Caplains Fullback J. Buckley, Quarterback R. McKeon. Center J. Campanelli. BACK ROW Coach P. Phaup, HeadCoach D. Matthews, Line Coach T. Fitzgerald. ALL CONFERENCE TEAM. Defensive Back: M. Seifel; Tight End: L. Revoir, Offensive Tac- kle: J. Marturano. SENIOR MEMBERS OF COLOR GUARD: K. COLOR GUARD. 1ST ROW C. Clark. L Kropf. P Kochunas. J. Gaffney. 2ND ROW E. Marciczkiew- Keller, C. Clark. icz, K. Keller, A. Bobrowski, L. Mrotek, H. Collins. SENIOR MEMBERS OF DRILL TEAM: L. Sataline, A. Hjerpe, C. Kaley, C. Virostek, K. Ward, L. Skene, D. Trevethan, Captain L. Desrochers. CAPTAINS OF DRILL TEAM AND COLOR GUARD: L. Sataline, L. Dresrochers, kneeling K. Keller. LEFT: VARSITY CHEERLEADERS. 1ST ROW: Captain J. Place. 2ND ROW: Co-Captain D. Hinchliffe, P. Gaffney. 3RD ROW C. Gaffney, B. Charamut, A. Tamburro. 4TH ROW: K. Grady. L. Rascoe. C. Weber. W. Jedd. 5TH ROW D. McHale. J V. CHEERLEADERS: 1ST ROW: C. Marble. B Biondi. 2ND ROW W. Degroff, R MacNamara, Cap- tain, D. Ashekian. 3RD ROW J. Hincliffe, Co-Captain A. Klipp. D. Campanella, T. Dubuc. CAPTAINS. 1ST ROW: J. Place. D Ashekian. 2ND ROW D. Hinchliffe. Advisors J. Czarnecki and J. Parks: A. Klipp. Varsity Basketball Team. 1ST ROW: Co-Captains R. McKeon and R. Garuti. 2ND ROW: Coach G. Hall, J. McQueeney, P Sangeloty, F. Schreiner. B Yukna, P. Bobrowski, J. Genis. K. Molnar, J. Margnelli, M. Seifel, Manager. SENIOR MEMBERS OF VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM. 1ST ROW: Co-Captains R. McKeon and R. Garu- ti. 2ND ROW: P. Bobrowski, K. Molnar, J. McQueeney. ABOVE LEFT Co-Captain R McKeon, Coach G. Hall, Co-Captain R. Garuti. ABOVE RIGHT: J. V. Basketball Team. 1ST ROW W. Knapsack, R. Krug, T. Cugno, T. Miele. 2ND ROW D. Marsh, D. Coburn, G. Dennis, R Kreutzer, E. Klolz, P. Briganti, Coach P. Crockett. LEFT: FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM. 1ST ROW: J. Nesta, R. Nigren, R. Polanski, M. Beal, M. Kiniry, G. Brochu. 2ND ROW: Coach K. Parciak, Manager N. Snel- grove, T. Maloney, R. Sylvester, B Bradley, W. Carlson, Manager J. Vibbert, Coach J. Capodice. “ . The Basketball Team had a great season, ending up with a 1 7-3 record and a tournament berth. George Hall once again coached an energetic and talented team led by Co-Captains Rich McKeon and Rickie Garuti. In spite of heavy injuries, the Redcoats kept on winning. “Let’s Go Big Red!” “Is Everybody Happy?” Blue Zone Monster Press ... Doughnuts after the Game Words . Phillipe Eleven Man Drill Lee Otis gun hot dogs Farmington Cheerleaders Big Red “Let’s get it up!” RIGHT GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM. 1ST ROW: D. Kowalsik, S. Turner, L. Gemmell, S. Wick- lund, B Dickenson, S. Creamer. 2ND ROW: L. Bartolucci, L. Bar- rett, L. Misteri, J. Pajor, N. Grib, J. Barker, S. Bottomley, L. Alber- ti. D. Wilk. BELOW: CO-CAPTAINS OF GIRLS ' BASKETBALL TEAM: L. Gemmell, S. Wicklund. .Hissing from Photo is Coach J. Kelly. Coach Jan Kelly’s Girls’ Bas- ketball Team played a great sea- son, finishing with a 13-2 record and qualifying for the tourna- ments. They played extraordinari- ly well, even though many players suffered injuries during the sea- son. 72 These halls of utter cfiaos and confusion Of silence unspoken. Reflect moments of joy and of sorrow Through which we have walked upon many a time. Many are the days we have been here Treasured are the good times we shall leave behind Embedded so deeply in all of our minds. We have learned. We have grown. In the farthest parts of our minds we will leave our best memories close behind. Denise Siriotis Initiation Orientation week came to its climax on October 1 1th with Senior Court. The jury were barefooted and rode tricycles, while the judges came complete with machine guns and cigars. The unsuspecting freshmen were sentenced to hog calling, balloon shaving and putting cold spoons down their shirts. Homecoming Berlin celebrated Home- coming on Saturday, No- vember 16th. Karen Nale- wajek reigned as queen with Chris Bigtvinatti, Janet Biondi, Colleen Hartney and Janice Gimple as her attendants. “Sunnyslope” was the band that provided the music for the evening. A Midsummer Night’s Scream On November 21st through 23rd. the Drama Club presented its first production of the year. A Midsummer Night’s Scream. Ms. Kristine Johnson directed the play about a crazy bunch of high school students who decided to put on Shakespeare’s play A Mid- summer Night ' s Dream. The actors and actresses did a very credit- able job. sending the audience into hysterics at all three perform- ances. Honor Society Induction The National Honor Society inducted new members on December 6th. The theme of the cere- mony was “A Question of Balance”, beautifully portrayed by Gary Martin’s multi-media produc- tion. The traditional candlelight ceremony was impressive and each new member was presented with a single flower. 79 Sites Of Future Events UPPER LEFT Hallway on the upper level. UPPER RIGHT: The new Media Center. RIGHT: Lecture hall. LOWER LEFT: Upper level classroom. LOWER RIGHT: Inside the new gym looking toward the old locker rooms. PAGE ' 75 Sometimes it feels like I ant painted upon an important page of an unimportant book The colors aren’t me, but they try to be. They scream and shout but end in grey. To express myself I would need colors from the morning’s freedom with shades of rainbow dreams. ' With a steady brush these beauty elements remain locked within my preceeding pages ith one quick stroke the booj st suffer. It’Vtam that way all aldng. IarfN experimental ink from wmCi new colors might sonmlay grow intcvbraidfcBiues of a sunny day, with the e Hia never came to k ■71 im Warchpl rJk Senior Class History: Freshman Year Remember when we were the school runts? Initiation introduced us to B.H.S., along with white bobby socks, name ribbons, and “Beep Beep I ' m a Jeep”. Every- thing seemed much larger, and everyone’s hair was short. Mark, Lenny, Bob and Denise led the class through our first year. “Sesame Street” was our theme for Spirit Week. We sold magazines until we saw subscription forms in our sleep. Mrs. Corr retired this year from her post as Dean of Girls. Chris was our homecoming attendant to the Queen ' s Court. We joined “Seargent Pepper’s Lonley Hearts Club Band for the Variety Show in March. The Key Club, now the Service Club, sponsored a rousing game of Donkey Basketball. The Seniors then were so big, and four years seemed like forever. Having survived our Freshman year, we found our- selves Sophomores! During initiation, we sat back and watched all the little piggies being pursued by Seniors, happy that it wasn’t ourselves. Then Spirit Week came, and we dressed up as pirates and yelled ourselves hoarse, but the Seniors carried away the trophy anyway. We redemmed ourselves at the Basketball Pep Rally by win- ning the cheering contest. The Redcoat Basketball Team captured the Northwest Conference title under Coach Hall’s direction. Homecoming arrived, and Laura was our attendant to the Queen’s court. Dave. Mark, Terry and Bob led our class through a year of newspaper recy- cling, the Sophomore Dance, Carnival and stationery sales. 84 Miss Kelly’s Basketball Team came into being in 1973, marking Ber- lin High School’s first year of participation in girls’ interscholastic bas- ketball. We lost some fine teachers in this year including Mrs. Deming, Mr. Marticello, Mrs. Newquist and Mr. Marsele. Mr. Edward Dorset assumed his duties in Berlin as our Associate Principal. The theme of the Variety Show was “The Times They are A-Changing” complete with Elvis, South Pacific, The Shadow and The Roller Skating Figgle Twins. The Drama Club kept us entertained in the spring with their production of “Blithe Spirit.” Junior Year Hey! We ' re almost there! . PSAT. NMSQT, SAT, XQYZAT(?), Ku- der tests revealed to us our true callings in life (nuns and bricklayers?). Our Spirit Week theme was the Wizard of Oz complete with Munchkins. The tic-tac-toe dart game at the Berlin Fair put loads of money into our treasur- er’s waiting hands. Mike took over the presidency with Mark, Donna and Cathy behind him. The attire was nightgowns, slippers and hair curlers for initiation week. Pat was our homecoming attendant. G Vi We fought hard for the new addition, and in the wake of that victory we fought to “Save Our Tree!” The energy was contagious, and the Redcoat Basketball team had a serious case of it as they won the Northwest Confer- ence Crown for the second consecutive year. A few other people in the school found some energy to spare for the noble sport of streaking, spurring the stu- dents to “Free the Streaker”. “On the Threshold of a Dream” was our Ju- nior Prom theme, and Leslie Sataline, Karen Ward and Jan Petrossi reigned over the evening. The school rocked and rolled in Fifties ' Day, and heard some fine music at the One Night Stand in the Senior Court. Superintend- ent of Schools Edward Rogean retired from office. We shared our knowledge of Kung-Fu, belly dancing and backpacking during Mini-Course Week — an exciting and interesting way to end the year. Senior Year “I don’t believe it! I ' ve actually survived long enough to be a Senior!” But little did we know about the SATs, Achievements and Applica- tions, Applications, Applications! 8 ?!! During Spirit Week we took a giant step backwards in time with and after four years we finally won the trophy. This year it was our turn to do the initiating — rather, the orientating. The Freshmen dressed up as Hillbillies, and contary to some skeptical predictions, the week was a real success. Mike, Bill, Tom, Cathy and Darlene were our class officers. The Senior concession stand made loads of money during football season. The discriminating Senior ate breakfast at the Lincoln Diner. Whatever happened to Senior Study? For that matter, whatever happened to the Little Cafe? We learned to live with jackhammers, saws and rowdy construction workers. Mr. Dorsett decided that he was happier as a math teacher and left in January. Karen reigned as our Homecoming Queen, while Chris was our Senior Attendant. How many more days until Graduation? rvtO ' ,to Senior Class Notables MOST ARTISTIC Mark and Jane MOST MUSICAL Chuck and Calhy 90 FRIENDLIEST Dave and Pat BESTSMILE Kim and Eric 91 BEST DRESSED Deb and Jeff MOST ETHNIC Anna and Ted 92 senioRS MARYLOU AMENTA SEBASTIAN AMENTA JR “Sebby You may not gel a good education: but you ' ll get a Bad Reputation.” LIKES: 62 Fairlane, East Berlin (BA), L.H.. Party- ing, J. Geils, 67 Nova, Sunoco, Norms Boarding House, Cecil, Scott, Tom, Dace. Jimmy, Walter, Matty, Duff, Steuben ' s Cafe. Weekends, Nice Chicks. DISLIKES: Jocks, People who think they ' re better than you. Rich people, A.K. ' s, $10.00 Yearbooks, Rednecks, Monday mornings. AMBITION: California. LAWRENCE ARBOUR “Larry Great accomplishment seems imperfect yet it does not outlive its usefulness . LIKES: Sports. Hunting. Trapping, Fishing. Skinny, 1:54, Vin, Calcutta. Biology, People, North, Base- ball, J B., A.T.V., Chevy Blazer, Being along in the woods. Rbbits, Skiing. DISLIKES: 8:00, Key Guy, Anti Trappers, Idiots, No Privileges. Fords, Politician. Homework, To be alone amongst friends. To be a loaner. AMBITION: To go to school and become an Animal Researcher. KATHERINE ELIZABETH ASHWORTH Kathy” Don ' t hesitate to do things you really want to do because it might be too late later on to do them.” LIKES: June, Sue M.. Sue B„ Martha, Boobsy”, Santa Claus , men, swimming, cooking, sewing, walking in the woods, going to the ocean, walking on the beach, driving on a sunny day. camping, travel- ing, riding in the boat. Rolls Royces, the fire house, and taking care of sick people. DISLIKES: People who deliberately hurt other peo- ple for no reason at all. AMBITION: To go to college and become a Regis- tered Nurse with a Baccalaureate Degree. RODNEY AYOTTE DOTTIE BAKAJ “Dotlie” Bing-Bang Dot” “I’m bored. ” What are we gonna do? LIKES: D.M.. Debbie, Geri, Karen, beach, cruising the town, the movies, the gang, the A, “ice cream, Weekends, Being Happy. DISLIKES: “Looking for people who are never around , jocks, homework, getting up early, “wait- ing , crowded halls. Being in early, Staying home. AMBITION: To be happy and travel. College. RODNEY AYOTTE DOROTHY BAKAJ SHAREN BAKAJ Life is one damned thing over and over again . LIKES: Richie, Lisa, Bob, The Gang”, The Beach, “Hey Women , CAMARO”, rainbows, sunsets, “Up Yours”, Augie and Rays, The Italians, the mov- ies, Joey’s old station wagon, busting Cheryl, “Hey Pup , Beach Boys, gas station. Diner, “I did, I did . Harbor View. Mickys, Color My World, Vermont, etc . . . DISLIKES: GLASSES, snotty and pushy people, 12 O’clock midnight, week days, Rita’s driving, D.H., Highway, Working, looking up to people. No gas. Phonies, grudges, etc . AMBITION: College and California. JANICE BARKER “Jan” Accept me as I am. do not limit me with your expec- tations and shall do the same for you. Only then will we be able to discover each other. ” LIKES: Dave, Chicago I-VII, math, sociology, bas- ketball, active class discussions, football games and people. DISLIKES: construction at BHS, crowded smokey corridors, SAT’s, study halls, prejudices. AMBITION: college. BARRY BASILE “Frank” LIKES: Lowlanders, wild women, parties. Beach, Maine, 10-4, official mini-concerts, F.E.I.T.C.T.A.J., outdoors, eating. The Pyramid, entertainment center. The Beer that made Wilwau- kee Famous. DISLIKES: (NFG) school lunches. Key Concepts, MIJ, or what?, serious people. AMBITION: College PETER BEAL “Pete” Take your car or mine? LIKES: Fords, Bikes, Parties, Bob, Runts, Seb, Chetnut, Cecil, Rotten Guys, East Berlin Gang. DISLIKES: Jocks, School, Work AMBITION: To be happy and rich, no more school. TOM BERLANDY “Big Bert” To l hose who search life reveals ils mysteries. LIKES: Ted, Posy, Big Brad, Vulcans, Frank. Bas- ketball, Football, fishing, sleeping. Mystic, scuba diving. DISLIKES: study hall, getting up in the morning, mid-years finals. AMBITION: College, make money and live. CLINTON BIGELOW CHRISTINE BIGH1NATTI “Chrissy” I wonder sometimes but I think it will be alright. I have my friends and that ' s all I need to get by on. LIKES: Tommy. Barbara S., Molly, all my friends that have graduated. Giants Neck and Barbara C., people I have known in the past years, Ellen, Ver- mont-clear water and untouched mountains, the ocean, sunsets. DISLIKES: People who can’t understand and don ' t want to try; Tommy ' s driving; 64 Chevelles; Ellen’s driving. AMBITION: Going to school. To be happy. GERALD BINDER “Gerry They may remember when you were born, they may remember when you die. But what they remember most is what you ' ve done with your life — so make it worth remembering. LIKES: SHARON Cl, photography, conventions at N.Y.C., Mr. K., video taping, poker, give ' em a BRS , Being with Sharon!, “you’re RUDE!” AMBITION: College, Chemical Engineering. CLINTON BIGELOW THOMAS BERLANDY CHRISTINE BIGHINATTI GERALD BINDER JAY BJORKLUND ROBERT BLACKBURN CHERYL BLAKE Half of what say is meaningless . but say it so that the other half may reach you. ' ' LIKES: Joe, Lisa, Sharon, Linda, Beth, The Gang , 442, Beach, sunsets, rainbows, going out, Harbor View,” concerts, movies, cruising around, parlies. Bertha. Helen, Sophie. Grace, Crysta, Myr- tle, etc .. DISLIKES: Snobby people, midnight. School, week- days. pushy people. D.H., Telephone poles. AMBITION: college, to have a good time, Califor- nia. DAVID BLINN l wish had. wish had the secret of good and the secret of the had. LIKES: Cat Stevens, Cat Stevens, Cat Stevens. Going home and listening to my Cat Stevens albums. My Honeywell Penlax 35mm camera. DISLIKES: Lug. War movies. Elevators. AMBITION: To work for my father as a tractor trailer driver. PAULBOBROWSKI “Posy Cheating isn ' t wrong until you get caught ' LIKES: Freshmen Basketball, the Lizard man. Have Cun Will Travel. Steveland Wonder. Red Sox, Killer Kowalski, the Three Stooges, The Real Mc- Coys. Star Trek. Vulcans, Arnold Palmer, Eleven Man Drill, Euell Gibbons. DISLIKES: Concepts and Formats , Welchons and Krickenberger.” A Certain guy,” short logic, Celtics, Knicks, Chris Schenkel. Polish food, Run- ning the lines.” AMBITION: P H D. Astronomy. DEBRA BOISSONAULT “Debbie” A little love. A little trust. A soft impulse. A sudden dream, and life as dry as desert dust is fresher than a mountain stream. LIKES: Gene. Country Roads, Beaches at sunset, weekends, 8 14 73, Denise and Rick, Jill and Tom- my, The gang. DISLIKES: Homework, arrogant people. Monday through Friday, Old Chryslers, weekend curfew. AMBITION: To be a legal secretary, Marriage. PAUL BOBROWSKI DEBRA BOISSONAULT LINDA BONOLA LINDA BONOLA Love is an act of faith and whoever is of Utile faith is also of little love LIKES: Mark, Joanne. Cheryl, The Lake, Record- ing, Summer Weekends, Deep Purple. Yes, The beach. “Is that ail you think of? , traveling. DISLIKES: 12 o ' clock AM. weekdays, arguing, being alone, being bored. AMBITION: Medical Field RUSSELL BOSSE BARTON BOVEE Build on the give. LIKES: 1:54, Yankee Fans, snow days, away night football games. DISLIKES: 8:00, Red Sox fans, 5th period, MMJKKB, rainy weekends, finals. AMBITION: College, Engineering. $ SUSAN BRANDT Today is the tomorrow you worried about yester- day. LIKES: horses, nice people. Art, books. DISLIKES: Homework, Term Papers, Rotten peo- ple AMBITION: something to do with horses. WILLIAM BRIERLY Willy You cannot use your friends and have them too. LIKES: H.L.C., the Red Sped, Tony, Tommy, Len- ny, Richy, Funky, V.W. ' s and partying. Porsches, Allman Brothers, Schlitz, Beach Boys, T.C., Maine, Layla. DISLIKES: Study Halls, detention, being “mar- ried , let’s go. AMBITION: to live as long as possible. SUSAN BRANDT WILLIAM BRIERLEY CARL BUCCH1 JEFFREY BUCKLEY JANET BUGELLA CARL BUCCHI Buch” Have a good lime today and worry about tomorrow when it comes. LIKES: Football, Boats, 1200 Flouse, Beach, Cama- ro, Beach parties. Eating, Pool, Beach Boys, All my friends. DISLIKES: Getting up early. Study Halls. AMBITION: Coliege and Become Rich. JEFFREY BUCKLEY “Buch” Be what you are because what you are is what you re going to be . ' ’ LIKES: Darlene, Football, Moss Kim, John, Mac Rich, Len, winning, Peter Anne, Four Seasons, Maggie, Dotes, Dan Sue. April 13, Football Par- ties, “The Devil”, Space Cadets, Pep Rallies, Mom Dad . DISLIKES: Losing, Algebra II, Study Halls, The Circle, The Waltons. AMBITION: College and to be happy. JAMES BUGELLA “Jimmy The strength of each day lies with you. LIKES: Friends, Jan, Mike, Deb, My Camaro, The Ave ' s Crew, Yes, E.L.P., Avoiding teachers. The Dinner. DISLIKES: The Administration, Crashing Out. AMBITION: College JANET BUGELLA “Jan” “I feel that am happier than I know. LIKES: KARL, Ann, Jerry, Demce Bob, Rita, Kim, Cindy, Melinda, All the Gang. Beach, Apt. 3- G, P.T. Diner, Jamie. DISLIKES: B.H.S., no gas, fake people, M.A., Study Halls, Lunches, History. AMBITION: Medical Secretary and Traveling. ALICE CAMISA “Al” Let us remain together LIKES: Ron, Jimmy, Maryann, the lav, library. Pla- za, friends. DISLIKES: Detentions, some teachers, snobby peo- ple, jocks, school, books. AMBITION: College and to live life fully. JAMES BUGELLA ALICE CAMISA 101 JOHN CAMPANELLI Please Hold on 10 the Steel Rail! LIKES: Drinking. Eating, Sleeping, Football, Cap- tain Spacely and The Space Cadets, Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd, Spacely, Schwink, Moss, Buck, Dan, Rich, Len, Flack, Mad Cap laughs . The Rock. DISLIKES: Accidents, The Circle, practice. Empty Kegs. AMBITION: College, Get out of Connecticut. DEBORAH JEAN CAPEN Debbie Everything has a reason in life the challenge is to find it. LIKES: Michael, The 3D ' s. Jimmy, Diane. Denise, “The Dynamic Duo”, Teaka, first period class, week- ends, the beach, AM. studies class. Middle Lav, Belchertown, “The Garden Drive Gang and R.Z. too , people with a good sense of humor, Really? , Parties, Movies and Horses, Learning to play tennis, doing things the hard way, “teasing Jimmy . DISLIKES: Tuesday nights, band uniforms on a hot day, the saying. “I’ll decide that!”, weekends with nothing to do. Homework. AMBITION: Dental Assistant. LENNART CARLSON “W.N.”, “Nurd , “Touke” Gotta pay your dues if you want losing the blues. LIKES: Becky, Mark, Ner, Jew, T.W., Red Sped, Tomakisan, Jupes, “Madison 74 , The Beach, 69 Ford Van, E.G. White Trash, T.O.P., Chicago, 5 piece Ludwig Chrome, divin, Kingers. Partying, Longview crowd, Tuborg, good times and no worries. DISLIKES: Uniform football games, study hall, slobs. Basketball jocks ' egoes, middle middle land. AMBITION: Horticulture, Builder, to succeed. To live my middle middle life away from middle middle land. MARTHA CARLSON No man is happy who does not think himself so. LIKES: cooking, the ocean, bicycling, fishing, hik- ing. DISLIKES: crowds, maliciousness. AMBITION: dietician. ANNA CATALANO The world is a comedy to those that feel and a trage- dy to those that think. JOHN CAMPANELLI LENNART CARLSON ANNA CATALANO ALAN CHANIEWSkl BRIAN CIANCI DAVID CIVALI ALAN A.CHANIEWSKI Chanew ' ' The extent of our universe lies in the dreams of man. LIKES: S.S., Sandi, (Bill), Jan, Donna, Lisa, Con- nie, Moss, Pete, Paul. Staehmo, Tom, Grub, Malt, Ted. Lups, Gary, Proms, The Pit. Horsehead, Golf, 7th Hole, Divits, R.I., M-110, KAAC, Blue, Red, Pyrotechnics, Spanish II, 1975, B.H.S., Redcoat Marching Band. DISLIKES: Math, Key-Guy, JCP. Tuesday Nights, HOMEROOM, Crowded Hallways. AMBITION: College: Biologist, Astronomer, Musician. WILLIAM CHARAMUT “Jew ’’ You cannot change the past hut you can ruin the present by worrying about the future LIKES: Judy, Pep band: guitar, Kasino 400, Mark, Nurd. Ner, Touke, Tomokisan. Red Sped. Lupes. Willy, Chooch, F. Colt, Cop, Parsons. Goof, The Madison Party Crew, Nurds Van, Saturday nights in Lupes Mach I, Jew mobile . T.O.P., Chicago, Ed- gar Winter. History, Shaefer. DISLIKES: School lunches, getting up for school, track prac tice, Jimmi Hendrix, Chemistry, Chuck Tanner, Mrs. ETHERINGTON! AMBITION: To go to College with hopes to purse a career in Law. BRIAN CIANCI Cecil Bring it to Rosso ' s, Seb. LIKES: East Berlin, Norms boy’s. Norms boarding house. 64 Chevys, S.S., all 3 lunches. Wolf, Jock Par- ties, Steuben’s, Sebby, Scott, Tom, Mattie. Dave, The Pomper, Sunoco, Lincoln Diner, Loose, Stum- py, Jimmy, Conn. Amusements. DISLIKES: Jocks, perverts, cold weather. Fords, Buicks. administration. Monday mornings. A.K.’s, snobs, high class people. QMBITION: California, Mechanic. Have a good time. LINDA CIEZYNSKI Love is worth more than money, and a kind word will give more pleasure than a present . LIKES: John, weekends, bicycle riding, soap operas, BHS main lav, after school events at Timberland. DISLIKES: Arguing with J.B.. Jealousy, Distrust, Boring nights, conceited people, Jocks. AMBITION: To be happy. DAVID Cl VALI Dave God grant me the courage to change the things that I can. serenity to accept the things I cannot, and wis- dom always to tell the difference. LIKES: Jan, Carrie, languages, political discussions, A.F., K B., M.M., G.H., C.V.. E.S.. and the human- ities. DISLIKES: Malice, corruption, prejudice, answers to unanswerable questions, people who can’t accept me for what I am. AMBITION: Fr., Sp., Ger. and Poli. Science, - P.h.D.-, Diplomat or College Prof. Comprendre mon existence. WILLIAM CHARAMUT LINDA CIEZYNSKI CATHERINE MARIECLARK “Cathy Our potential is manifest in our accomplishments, we arrive at a finish only to find a new beginning ” LIKES: music, trips to North Carolina, smiles. Summer of 74. DISLIKES: Incessant Complainers, “Key con- cepts. AMBITION: College and Music. THOMAS COSGROVE “Coz” Friendship often ends in love : but love, in friendship - never. LIKES: Summer “74”, a true friend, the sun and the sand, good music, tennis, the pharmacy. Beach Boys, Yale Bowl, new clothes, to live. DISLIKES: being alone without a friend. AMBITION: To make better of myself so I may do more, for others. GARY COSTELLO Abbott” May everybody be able to make four mountains out of three mole hills. LIKES: WW1, cruising the halls, the bomb, parties, the M-2 gang, coon ' s stang, slims Intelligence, Doug’s camper, football. DISLIKES: paper work, on coming Freshmen, little green people, the circle. Campanelli’s leg lifts, Mid- dletown. Gilbert, Farmington. Mac. Socks. Mol- doon ' s vocabulary. Mo Quits vutubertives. AMBITION: travel and College. CELESTE COTE Take not away the life you cannot gi ve.for all things have an equal right to live. LIKES: Johanne, Linda, Debbie, Doreen. Judi. Mol- ly, Ellen, Chrissy, George, Mo, Ding, East Hartland. friends. DISLIKES: Cliques. AMBITION: secretarial school, work. RAYMOND COTTO “ What you do today will be revealed tomorrow . ” LIKES: Print shop. Summer of 1974, Friday night in Tonies car, Berlin Fair, Rocky Neck, Cape May, New Jersey. DISLIKES: Going to study halls, history, having to say good-bye. AMBITION: Business Management. DEBBIE COVIN1 “Pasta ' ‘ K eep laughing things will get better LIKES: RICHIE” + “57’s”, the beach, Gearhead Jan, Dooffy Denise, New Year’s Eve all mghter. Room 415, Junior Prom, Senior Motorcade, Skip- ping school. Horseback riding, all the business friends. The Gang, Jellybean. Coming home late, Mickies, Having someone to talk to. DISLIKES: Inspections, N.F., stuck-up people, people who get on my nerves, rainy days, going to homeroom, cleaning my room, all the stupid Seniors who don’t like to have a little fun, having my picture taken, small paychecks. AMBITION: To travel with Richie, Enjoy life, to keep laughing. 104 CELESTE COTE DEBORAH COVINI THOMAS COSGROVE GARY COSTELLO RAYMOND COTTO CATHERINECLARK KAREN S CREAMER The love of a man for a woman waxes and wanes with the rising and descending of the sun, hut the love of one brother for another endures forever LIKES: Pizza parties. Joan. Jeanne. Judy. Suzanne. Thumper. Spanish with Mrs. D.. the summer, yellow. S S gang. Pintos. Riverside, tennis, bowling, pic- nics, miniature golf, gym with Miss M.. birthdays. DISLIKES: Homework, tests and quizzes, home- room. riding the bus. quiet and alphabetically seated study halls, doing research papers, listening to lec- tures. and having to get up early in the morning. AMBITION: To enjoy life, major in biology, and to become an x-ray technician. THOMAS CZERW INSKI Schwink Life is a game, its all the same. There is Mo End . LIKES: Barrett, Hendrix. Pink Floyd. Space Cadets, East Berlin. Schwinks Pond. John, Mass Buckley. Schwink, Carl. DISLIKES: Being Paranoid. AMBITION: Agriculturalist. THOMAS DACEY Spacey Careful with that axe. Eugene. LIKES: Sandi, Syd Barrett. Pink Floyd, Space Ca- dets. East Berlin. Schwinks Pond. John. Mass Buck- ley, Schwink, Carl. DISLIKES: Football practices, the circle. Rained out concerts, school, the nickname Del. AMBITION: Unknown. WES DANSRO “Moose Life is one big stereo shop that sounds Fly! LIKES: Hendrix. Allman Bros., John Mayall. C.B.. Radio. P.J., Stella. Lenny. T-Gray. Nick. Sid, Ange- lo Leon, Marty. John. Mr. Miller’s 2nd period class, to live in Arizona. DISLIKES: Paranoia. Food Mart, School Lunch. 1st 3rd period class. Grand Funk. AMBITION: Computer Technician THOMAS CZERWINSKI WESLEY DANSRO THOMAS DACEY KARENCREAMER THOMAS E. DENNIS. JR Ted” Music is the an in which the poorest man becomes rich. LIKES: Rosemary, Al 480, Jim and the boys in the band, BS T, Loggins Messina. Emerson-Lake and Palmer, B.H.S. Redcoat Marching Band, Why does it always rain when we go to Dillon Stadium?”, The Eagle and the Haw k. DISLIKES: 4052. Kudor Occupation Tests, Class Meetings, Smoking Lounges and crowded hallways. Senior priviledges. AMBITION: Marriage, a long, happy life, and my very own marching band. DENAR DESCOTEAUX “Nar LIKES: animals, antiques, the gay 90 ' s times, sitting outdoors on a nice day and going for a walk around the block at night, drawing animals. DISLIKES: those annoying bomb scares, math. AMBITION: to be a fashion designer. LAURA GAIL DESROCHERS 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 which he hears, however measured or far away. LIKES: All my friends, parlies, beach, dancing, good times. Drill Team. Skiing, Karate, Fridays. DISLIKES: Tuesday night practices, Screaming Meemies, muggy days, phony people. Mondays. AMBITION: Dental Hygienist. SUSAN DESTASIO Sue Only the beginning. LIKES: Friday night, The Brook, Beach. DISLIKES: Trees”, Payloader. AMBITION: Dan, College. JEFFREY DIMUGNO SUSAN DESTASIO JEFFREY DIMUGNO LORI DOTY DIANE DI PIER DOMENICO BETH ANN DOUGHERTY DIANE DI PIER DOMENICO The deepest feeling always shows itself in silence. LORI DOTY There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them LIKES: Bob. 10 20 73, Summer of ' 74 ' , Nancy, Jeff, Loretta, Di. Days Nights at the Shore. 2 19 74, God ' s gonna kill me!”. The Beach, I ' m sure!”, “Come o-n-n!. All you want is sympathy, “I’m hungry , 3rd lunch D.C.’s problems, good times with my friends. DISLIKES: It’s called a shaft . My ! Box, Class meetings, H.S., Files, Put-ons, The Group , Study Halls, Wise LITTLE Freshmen. AMBITION: Secretary. BETH ANN DOUGHERTY “Beth It’s good to be a seeker, but sooner or later you have to be a finder And then it is well to give what you have found, a gift into the world for whoever will ac- cept it. LIKES: Cheryl, Cindy, Hey Joann, Deb. Sue, Con- certs, Cape Cod, Hawaii, S.M.C.C., Georgia, Sue, Ellen, What?, You’re kidding. DISLIKES: Doing nothing, snobs. AMBITION: College, Secretary. DANIEL DUBE LIKES: Beach, F.M., B.C., B.J., Leah. Beer, Pool. DISLIKES: School AMBITION:??? JUDI DUTKIEWICZ Joodles” Life is a Goof. LIKES: Lynn, Jerry, Mark, Tricia, Ellen ' s, Roxanne and everybody else. Kitchen. Pipe Lines. DILIKES: Lack of Senior Privileges. AMBITION: Work, Travel. 107 DANIEL DUBE JUDI DUTKIEWICZ RONALD EDELSON BRUCE EGRI RON EDELSON Pointdexter LIKES: 4 door Oldsmobiles, Bowling, The Pines, The Pipeline. Partying, Football tickets. Yes. Led Zepplin, Commerce Street. DISLIKES: Super Jocks, Radar. Buicks. AMBITION: Electrician, Pro Bowler. BRUCE EGRI Zonce” What ' s happening tonight ? LIKES: to ride motorcycles, to ski, swim at reser- voirs, good music. DISLIKES: Jocks, work, school, getting arrested for swimming at reservoirs. AMBITION: To become an electrician and retire at 30. CYNTHIA ERKSON Cindy Yesterday is hut today ' s memory and tomorrow is today ' s dream. LIKES: Dave, 8 31 71. Nancy, Dale, Debbie, and all my friends, lunch crowd, 71-75”, skiing, Com- pensation Reservoir, football and basketball games, people . DISLIKES: Homeroom, homework, snobs, study halls, crowded hallways, “penny pitchers , cafete- ria ' s food. AMBITION: Inhalation Therapy. CYNTHIA FABLE Cindy A little of everything and nothing at all. LIKES: Janet, Sandy, Debbie, Dyan, Jan , Scotty, “C.L.”, and the “Gang , Mr. Goodrow, Activity, Smoking Committee. A P , frisbee games, par- ties, the beach and cool summer nights, Italian Kitch- en. Bean, Maureen, Doreen, sitting waiting for W.J., T.H. ' s jeep and the orchards, “Cruisin’”, Bugs”, Keg P.T.’s. Stevie. DISLIKES: Pushy people, snobs, rip-offs and has- sles. babysitting. AMBITION: C.C.S.C., to be a nurse. SHIRLEY FAZZINA Certes — Surely Live as you want to live, not as you think you should, because you ha ve only one life. LIKES: My friends, good times, nature, being my- self, laughter, and so much more. DISLIKES: Exams, unfriendly people, SAT ' s. AMBITION: Undecided. CYNTHIA ERKSON 108 CYNTHIA FABLE SHIRLEY FAZZINA MARK FORAUER DEBRA FOWLER MARK FORAUER “Fungus” Live il up We ' re all gain ' to Hell anyway. LIKES: Vermont, Zeroes. The 2 by 4”, old time movies. Flash Gordon. Dondes Raiders. Bon. Grub, Tom. Red Sox, Rams, Parties, playing hockey. Zoom. DISLIKES: Crowded hallways, the key-guy, all New York teams, being manager, getting up early. AMBITION: The world ' s best and richest accoun- tant. ELLEN FORTIER Mellow is the man who knows what he ' s been miss- ing. many men can t see the open road ' ’ LIKES: Jasper, D.M.C., Molly, Judy, Chrissy, FLD. ' s, partying, 14 Clark Ave., Roxanne, NYC, Maine lobster festival, the ocean, good music. DISLIKES: hassles, helmets. AMBITION: to travel out west. DEBBIE FOWLER Space LIKES: Frank, Keg, Peter and Sue, Diane and Buck, skipping school, going to Rhode Island, partying at the shack, cruising the pike, trailing in Frank ' s jeep. DISLIKES: school and trying to talk to Dave, peo- ple who try to pry. AMBITION: to marry Frank and have a family, and also to be high in life. DIANE FOWLER HeySpaz. what ' s happening? LIKES: “Vista Cruiser”, Buick ' 64 307 cu. in.. Sue Peter, Deb Frank, Buck, Tom and Dave, Rhode Island, skipping school, cruising the pike and looking for trouble, parties in the shack, Stan, Danny, Clint, flying Comet, Linda. DISLIKES: arguments with Buck, other people us- ing each other. AMBITION: to carry on with Buck, to party more often without any hassles, not to get burnt out in the future. JOANN FRALEIGH Dream the impossible for impossible dreams can come true LIKES: Beth. Cindy, Debbie, Sue, Margie. Terri, Rocky Neck, bookkeeping in E-l, parties. DISLIKES: study halls, snobs, loud mouthed people. AMBITION: Secretary. ELLEN FORTIER DIANE FOWLER JOANN FRALEIGH KATHY FREDERICK GERALDGACEK PATRICIA GAFFNEY LAURA FREDA RUSSELL FULLER LAURA ANN FREDA Doubt thou the stars are fire; Doubt that the sun doth move: Doubt truth to be a liar; But never doubt I love. LIKES: GARY, Antiques, Animals, Books, Classi- cal Music. Target Shooting. Walking, English, Nan- ci, Tanglewood. DISLIKES: People who don’t listen. AMBITION: Marriage to Gary, Police work. Interi- or Decorating, babies. KATHY FREDERICK The greatest thing you ever can do is to treat a smile to someone who ' s blue. LIKES: J.C., Rich, Sunsets. Autumn, Camping out at Salmon River. DISLIKES: Snobby, rude, arrogant, egotistical peo- ple, good-byes. AMBITION: To preserve my identity and Find hap- piness in the paths I choose to follow. RUSSELL FULLER “Russ” Live pure, speak true, and live each day to the full- est. LIKES: Mr. K.. Mr. Karam. Band, AVA, A.H.S., photography, airplanes, american studies. DISLIKES: The RF Unit.C.Y.M. AMBITION: I. A. Teacher. GERALDGACEK PATRICIA GAFFNEY Pat” The appearance of things change according to the emotions, and thus we see magic and beauty in them, while the magic and beauty are really in ourselves. LIKES: All my friends — a few special people, cheerleading, sunshine, the beach, basketball and football games, bus rides, school spirit, binoculars, weekends, summer, people, good times, good music. Chicago, life. DISLIKES: Homework and goodbyes. AMBITION: To love, to laugh, and to always be happy. PHILLIP GAGLI A RDI PHILLIP GAGLI A RDI CYNTHIA GAJEWSKI RICHARD GARUTI CYNTHIA GAJEWSKI Cin The future has wailed long enough. ' LIKES: Listening to a good stereo, freedom. Bob, Toby. Diane. Anna. Sharon. DISLIKES: Hell during life!, critics. AMBITION: Further my education in life, and mar- riage to Bob. MORGAN GARLICK Knowledge can be a deadly friend, when no one sets the rules. The fate of all mankind see. is in the hands of fools. LIKES: All my friends, Pink Floyd. J.A.. All teach- ers who helped me learn, Alice. Jay, Coz, Moss, Judy. Joe, Wood. DISLIKES: Anyone who tries to impose their cus- toms on me. and ones who threaten my existance. AMBITION: to live in the mountains with whom ever fate chooses and survive life together. RICHARD GARUTI “Vin” Practice is the best of all teachers. LIKES: Keith, Tony, Kal, Ted. Posy. Basketball, Baseball, Stock Car Racing, 14 28, 72 LeMans. I: 54. DISLIKES: Algebra II. W-4, losing. AMBITION: College and to be happy. LORNAGEMMELL “Bones You never realize another’s beauty until you com- pete with them. LIKES: J.L. Koach. Hoop, “13”. All the dudes, Par- tylime. Bazooka gum. Peach Baby. Huck, Good- times Trukkin, 3 lunches. “Love it,” really, Goon smile, Mistake. DISLIKES: Sad tears, Dry tunafish, mangos. Mar. 4, 1974, Being called on when you don ' t know the answer. Being called on when you do know the an- swer, N.T.E. AMBITION: Stuff Jabbar. Roller Derby, Southern Hoop Team MORGAN GARLICK LORNA GEMMELL 111 KATHY GONTARZ ' ' tie yourself. Who else is belter qualified.’ LIKES: All my friends, music, psychology, sunsets, rainbows, happiness. DISLI KES: Snobs, phonies, egotists, jocks, top lock- ers, Monday mornings, crowded hallways. AMBITION: Medical Secretary. GARYGRABOWSKI ‘‘Grub To be good in something, you must do ii day in and day out. You ' re crazy. Hey biscuits. LIKES: “Bon, Tom. Forauer, Stachmo, Jim. Coach Math., Red Sox. All Boston Teams, Sports, Writing, Music. Never stop laughing DISLIKES: New York Teams, crowded hallways, homework, losing, not being with friends. AMBITION: Journalism KATHY GONTARZ GARYGRABOWSKI MITCHELL GRUNWALD RICHARD J. HACKETT “Rich Life is worth living. LIKES: Everything, Driving. AMBITION: Navy, Open my own business. LAURIE HANSCOMB So I wanna laugh while the laughin ' is easy. I wanna cry if it makes it worth while. I may never pass this way again. Thai ' s why want it with you. ' Cause you make me feel like I ' m more than a friend. LIKES: Dori, Donna, Laura, Lisa, Sandi. Karen, Leslie, Evelyn. Summer, sun, snow. Skiing, Swim- ming, Valley Run, Water Rats, Seals and Crofts, Beach Boys, Supremes, Cat Stevens. Chicago, Elton John. Driver Ed. Class. Camp Jewell ' s friends, skiing with Dori and Leslie. DISLIKES: Moving, fat, B.K., diets, unfriendly people. AMBITION: Nursing and to be happy! LEAH HATCH The heart sees what the eves cannot. It hears what the ears cannot, and it knows what the mind cannot begin to understand LIKES: Keith, Books. Music, Art, Horses, Gary, Shelley, Louie, Ray, Cindy, Pam, B.P., Donnie. Mountains, Danny. DISLIKES: People who talk too much, and don’t lis- ten. AMBITION: College, Family. MITCHELL GRUNWALD RICHARD HACKETT LAURIE HANSCOMB LEAH HATCH JUNEHEFFERNAN Nothing is all wrong. Even a dock that has slopped running is right twice a day. LIKES: Kathy Larson. Tom. all the people who call me their friend. Banana. purple. Steno. Locker N. 585. Elton John. Voice class. Chorus. DISLIKES: The Shoe Department, Electric type- writers. people that won ' t try to help themselves. AMBITION: Executive Secretary. KRISTA HILL Dit Only once have been mule. It was when a man asked me. Who are you? LIKES: Kenny, Cindy. Puff. Leslie. Mrs. Zarotney. Silver Lake gang. Mt. Lamentation. DISLIKES: Rainy days. Not having Senior privi- leges, Working on weekends. Two-faced people. AMBITION: Undecided. DARLENE HINCHLIFFE Darby Do not wish for weakness in others but for strength in yourself. LIKES: JefT, April 13, Cheerleading, football games, tennis, Cathy, Evelyn. DISLIKES: People with closed minds. ANNE HJERPE “Jerp do my thing and you do your thing. am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to li ve up to mine. Y ou are you and I am I. A nd if by chance we find each other, it ' s beauti- ful. If not. it can ' t be helped. LIKES: Peter, Drill Team, Hogie, Maggie. SS, 10 19 73, “The Rock,” Joni Mitchell Concert, C.K., Cindy, all my friends, Len C.C.. football games, jocks. Great Gatsby, Green Hill. Beach. “I guess maybe. Babe. DISLIKES: Tuesday night practices, hypocrisy, two- faced people, sharing the bus with cheerleaders. AMBITON: College happiness in life. JIM HORBAL “Jim” ' ' A II you touch and alt you see is all your life will ever be. LIKES: Deep Purple, Syd Barrett, Pink Floyd, Con- certs. Randy. Danny, Mickey, Stosh. Pete, Phil and the Joker, Weekends in New Hampshire, The Barn, “Ha. did you hear that, Stosh must be coming! Rte. 72 and the Berlin Turnpike. DISLIKES: The Red and White. M-5, the cop at McDonald ' s. AMBITION: Civil Engineering. SUSHEELA JACOBOW ITZ “ Whatever you can imagine is possible. LIKES: Yoga. Meditation, good partners to speak to about philosophy, Indian music, swimming, bicy- cling, dancing, playing the drums, organization, and the free time to do homework. DISLIKES: people hurting animals, lots of home- work. AMBITION: College; parapsychology and the Sci- ence of Religion, also to help people in underdevel- oped countries. ROBERT JACQUES “Puddles” Hi Girls. LIKES: Anything, mostly girls, E.B.F.D. DISLIKES: School. AMBITION: To get a job. ROBERT P. JANOTA “Gino Little bit of both, and not enough of each. LIKES: Stuebens. 440, 383, Mopars, Chevy, Bud, parties, chicks, S.M.C. DISLIKES: Jocks, school. 525 hpCamaros, 3D’s. AMBITION: Race car driver. PETER JOHNSON BOB JOHNSON So. whalla we doing tonight? LIKES: Yamaha, Fords, Merg Pops, Friday nights, Allie, Rotten Guy, worm, Gerch, Charg, Bugs, parties, C.J., E.B , Gang. DISLIKES: G.M., Jocks, working. When Pen, nosey old ladies. AMBITION: Take it easy, live a good, long life. KIMBERLY JO JONES “Kim “Buggha It ' s a wild world ; it ' s hard to get by just upon a smile. It ' s a wild world; I II always remember you like a child. LIKES: Pat, Lynn, Jackie, Shelly, Karen. Al, Mini, Dave, families, friends, going different places, camp- ing, deserted beaches, people watching, hellos, meet- ing greeting people. Rhina, Patty Joe. DISLIKES: Snobby, self-centered people, crowds, boredom, being along. AMBITION: Enjoy life to its fullest, College, travel. CYNTHIA KALEY “Cindy Those who accept us as we are. are true friends by far LIKES: Dave, Little Les, Puff, Krista, Chris, Mary- beth, Ann, All my good friends. Mrs. Zarotney, Guidance. Drill Team, Clothes, meeting people, friendly smiles. DISLIKES: Picky, loud, selfish, and envious individ- uals, study halls. AMBITION: Hairdressing, merchandising, mar- riage. STEPH EN KALKOWSKI “Calcutta Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative. LIKES: Vin, T.K., Tony, Jackie, Lou Brock, St. Louis Cardinals, 1:54. The Grand Wizard. The three stooges. Golf. DISLIKES: 8:00. Fred Blassey, “Key-Guy”, Yan- kees. Susman ' s. AMBITION: College and to be happy. KIM LOUISE KELLER You have touched me — have grown. LIKES: Donna, Michael. Connie. Big Brother. Mint chocolate chip ice cream, wearing jock socks and sneakers, bright colors, broad shoulders. Teddy Bear, F. Scott Fitzgerald. DISLIKES: C.C. P.C. C.R AMBITION: To give of myself to others. STEPHEN KALKOWSKI KIM KELLER MOLLY KINGSBURY MATTHEW KLEIN LESLIE KING Little Les” — ' ' Shrimper” No mailer what we gel out of this. I know well nev- er forget. LIK ES: Tommy, Cindy, Toni, Puff, Krista, Activity in Mr. Goodrow ' s room. Guidance, skiing, Smokey, Cedar Lake and Summer, riding horses, Peter, John, Hangin ' around, and all my friends. AMBITION: Going to school and being a secretary. MOLLY KINGSBURY There ' s a feeling I gel when I look lo the west, and my spirit is crying for leaving. LIKES: Mark, My special friends, good music, H.D.’s. silver, long hair, 14 Clark Avenue, moon- light. wilderness, rainbows, parties, black. AMBITION: Nursing. DONNA KLE KOWSKI You are you and I am I. LIKES: Good friends — Kim, Con, Irv, Jim, Time to do what I want to do. DISLIKES: APATHY!, people screaming at me, crowded hallways and “lav picnics . AMBITION: College, a career, and to be happy. MATTHEW KLEIN “Matt” Walk through the dew drenched grass of morning, looking with wonder at all life, crying for loo soon it is lost from your grasp. LIKES: Band, Bowling. Mr. Karam, Tuesday night practices, Emy, Kim, Cari, Tom L., Moss, Chanew, Minnesota Rouser, Football games, Mr. Dondes, and the gang. DISLIKES: Bad impressions of Mr. Downer, Study halls. Alphabetical order, G.M.. B.S., Helen P.. peo- ple with no class. AMBITION: Military, Entertainment or P.B.A. and to make people smile. CAROLE ANNE KNAUS “Carole A day is wasted without laughter . LIKES: Summer of ' 74, Oak Grove Beach. Runt, J.H., Leslie, Debbie, Judy, friends, screaming meemes, C.B.. Waterskiing, sailing, parties, pre- sents. DISLIKES: Fake people. Sept. 4, 1974, people who make everything their business to know. AMBITION: To live a happy and fulfilled life. Col- lege. 116 CARRIE KOLB For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul ? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul? — Jesus Christ, LIKES: Eliza, Dave, M.D., Carl ' s locker, flute, bik- ing. choir, F.T.A., books, thinking, political discus- sions. DISLIKES: Gray walls, smokey corridors. Honor roll, Neatness counts,” arrogance, war. AMBITION: College, travel, foreign language. Poli. Sci., Law or Foreign Service. Me consacrer a dieu et a mes freres humains. THOMAS KRAUSE Kra 1 don ' t know. LIKES: Bikes, Girls, Beer, O.G.’S. DISLIKES: Jocks, School. AMBITION: Whatever happens. MARK KUSEK But. perhaps I ' ll see you the next quiet place LIKES: Little Dragons and Little Doughnuts, The Earth, Arne, smiles, work, Liu hsing seng tao, philos- ophy, Swashbucklers, Track, Martial Arts, Free ex- pression, creativity, Keith. Fielding Melish, Gentle Giant, stretching. Iced tea, freedom, wind, friends, and Mountains. DISLIKES: People who waste themselves, styles, lunafish, restriction, sloppy sparring, cheeze, condi- tioned responses, mass materialism, always hurrying, hard lead pencils, monster comics. AMBITION: Fine Arts Illustration. To be com- plete. PAUL KUSEK Someday I ' ll look hack on all this and laugh someday. LIKES: Minolta. Fair Haven, Star Fleet Command, 35 mm Inc., N.Y.C., Reginald Thomas, Ansel Ad- ams, Olympia Diner, time exposures, Stan the man, Stasiak. DISLIKES: 8 to 2 Monday through Friday, nonex- istence of Senior Study, being serious, stale potato chips. AMBITION: Candlestick maker. DEBBIE LAISCELL Moon Keep the faith. LIKES: Lynne B., Gail, Erin, Jill K., Mark K„ Dave T.. Mrs. Strucaly, Mrs. Z., Mrs. Strucaly’s friendly smile, parties. DISLIKES: Having hassles with Miss Mitchell, peo pie who argue, hard drugs, B.H.S. Lunches. AMBITION: Karate Instructor. DAVID JAMES LAPOLLO David Dog If life ' s a dream, don’t wake me. LIKES: Linda, guitar, my secret sister, all around good music, Lincolns, beach, p.t.’s. Crazin ' , stump and the gang. DISLIKES: Trying to find a parking space at B.H.S. AMBITION: Trade school — electrician. DEBRA LAISCELL THEODORE LAROSA TED LAROSA Absence of evidence is not necessarily evidence of absence. LIKES: Big Bert, Big Brad, Posy. R.M., F.S., R.G., J.M., Tomak, Curly, Vulcans, Blasse, Golden Lady, B, Season. Kalis the Unforgettable. DISLIKES: Freaks, sucking wind. KEY GUY, hoze jobs, short logic, pencil necks, dangerous alien enti- ty’s. AMBITION: P.h.D. Astronomy, to explore parts unknown, to live long and prosper. JOE LAVIANA “Bo” ” What ' s a nice kid like me doing in a place like this ? LIKES: Minolta, N.Y.C., 35mm Incorporated, “Jamming, Reginald Thomas, Francisco Hidalgo, Olympia Diner, Photog, Zone System, Bowery, Big time wrestling, U.S.S. Enterprise, Fukuruma. DISLIKES: Cold Toilet Seats, Yellow snow. AMBITION: College. Freelancer. STEVEN LAVIANA “Little One LIKES: The Space Crew, 1 Class A Day, Legs, Legs, Someone Stole My Notebook. DISLIKES: Everything and anything about school is unfit for words. AMBITION: Research Chemist. SHELLY LAVIGNE “Shelly” Remember all the good times. LIKES: Billy, Chrissy, Del, Leah and all the rest of girls, and all my friends — that were here and gone. Being Happy! DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning. Study Hall, Bad People. AMBITION: Making jewelry, Horses. LINDA LEMIEUX “La Moo” What could say, but HEY LIKES: Chuck 5 14 73; Diane, Terri, Sue Robin, Karen Silly Willy, Zich. 68 Chevys 307 c.u., tuna- fish sandwiches, drinking Bud, partying with Ralphy, pumping gas, crush. DISLIKES: School! School lunches, bowling alleys, house cleaning. Study Per. 1,2,3, Spinach. AMBITION: Waitressing, becoming rich. JOSEPH LAVIANA STEVEN LAVIANA SHELLEY LAVIGNE LINDA LEMIEUX PAUL LEONE THOMAS LETENDRE MARGARET JEAN LEONARD “Maggie” Yesterday is but today ' s memories and tomorrow is today ' s dreams. LIKES: Jimmy, 8 10 73, Anne, Gail, Dyan, Donna, Summer of 73”, cruisin’ with Anne, Carol King, R.L, Sarah ' s house; “I’m not here! , Dairy Queen; Drive-In ' s, Roses and more Roses; 10 31 73, 12 25 73, But Anne, Peter ' s nice, Pres. Mike, Senior year, Mrs. Olson, Mr. Goodrow. AMBITION: Hairdressing and Marriage. PAUL LEONE Hang in there, tomorrow has to gel better than to- day. doesn ' t it? LIKES: reusse crawgelinl, Friday the 13th, almost everything. DISLIKES: 6th per. Math, and lousy movies, stuck- up people. AMBITION: Live on, and prosper and be great. SUE LEONE “Blondie” Could you imagine ? LIKES: Peter, Craig, Deb Frank. Diane Buck; skipping school and going to Rhode Island. The Pike. McDonalds, Parking lots. Parties at the shack. Partying in Windsor with the gang. ‘65’ Comet vs ‘72’ Duster, My baby blue Barracuda. Spaz! Tom and Dave. Crisy and the gang. DISLIKES: People who feel obligated to write: School; Trying to talk to Tom on one of his hardest days. Peter ' s rings. Getting up to go to school. People who use each other. (Ezmeralda Pickup!) AMBITION: To travel and get through tomorrow. TOM LETENDRE 1-2-3-4-sssslide. LIKES: Matt, Nick, June, Myth Leg. DISLIKES: Term papers, reports, locker 282. AMBITION: College. Accounting. LISA LUDDY “Little One” You can not laugh and be unkind at the same time LIKES: BOB 8 29 74, Sharen, Richie, Rita, Melin- da, the gang, Michey’s, Italians, Jan’s Gram., Mike, Farr Boys, Duck, Sharen’s Camaro, Melinda’s road map, Bob ' s leave, Cousin Lynn Danny, George’s Apart. DISLIKES: shortness, BRACES, rumors, 8 5 74, snotty people, hassles. AMBITION: College, California, my car. MARGARET LEONARD SUSAN LEONE LISA LUDDY 119 TIM LUKAS “Sped 1J I tried walking that would be great, but where did my legs go? LIKES: Lowlanders. V.W., mini-concerts, skiing. Gunning. N.V.G. DISLIKES: So what ' s on the agenda? , How do you feel? , Gleeps, Mod. Nov. AMBITION: College. Wildlife Management. CARL LUND Scarecrows dressed in the latest style, with frozen smiles that keep love away. Human kindness over- flowing and I think its going to rain today. LIKES: Nora, Rhode Island, the theatre. Judy Col- lins. Pete Seeger, Randy Newman, Space Cadets, the mountains. Posy, sailing. Hubbard Park. Marx Brothers, kites. DISLIKES: The circle, green T shirts, garbage. AMBITION: College. Law. TIMOTHY LUKAS CARL LUND ANTHONY LUPIA 120 “Lups Music and rhythm find their way into the secret places of the soul. LIKES: DRUMS! Music that you can listen to. TOWER OF POWER. Jew. Nurd, Chuck, Scott, Symol. The Longview Gang, Driving around in a 71 Mach I with the Guys, Baseball. Bosox, The Jewmobile, Nurd ' s Van. Ronal Drive guys. DISLIKES: The Grove, Per. 6. Room 6, I ' m not in the mood . Users. AMBITION: Drums! and College. MARC MACIAG “Duce What do you want from me? LIKES: Guitar, good music, Simon, Dylan, Floyd, Moss ' observatory, wee-people. Stain, Wood, Schwinks-pond, woods. Lakes. DISLIKES: Restrictions, orders, cops. Repetition, noise, time, school. AMBITION: Live away from people, do what I want to do. GAIL MAHONEY Although you wanted it to last forever, you know it never will, you know it never will, A nd the goodbyes make the journey harder still. LIKES: Cliffy, 3 30 73, Dyan. Mag. Donna, David w-6 and Mrs. S„ clay, Wesleyan Potters, Hinckley- maine. Twisted, Cat Stevens, Fantasy, canoeing. DISLIKES: 8 31 74, High School dances, P.S.. D of D.R. AMBITION: To attend Art School and major in Art Ed. DIANE MANCINO If Music is the food of love, play on. LIKES: My friends, Southington, partying. Band, The three D ' s, dynamic duo. B ' s 1, 2, 2 1 2, 3. Belchertown, Mass., concerts. Class of ' 74, middle lav., American Studies, weekends. The Cor- ner, “I’m serious.” DISLIKES: Tues. nights, no Senior privileges, band uniforms on hot days. AMBITION: College, healthy, happy life. GAIL MAHONEY MARC MACIAG DIANE MANCINO LINDA MANGONE ' ' E veryday ' s a new day. LIKES: “Jerry”, partying with Lori and Judy, MaryAnn, Alice Maria. Nancy, up the Pike on Fri. nights. Fords , Tangoand Bud. DISLIKES: Jocks, stuck-up people, being alone. AMBITION: To be happy and toenjoy life. KAREN MARSH For every minute you are angry, you lose sixty sec- onds of happiness . LIKES: People. Good Times. Good friends, music, volleyball. DISLIKES: Chronic complainers who don ' t do a thing to improve conditions, termpapers. AMBITION: College, medical or math career, an active old age. GARY MARTIN He who will not reason is a bigot. He who cannot is a fool, and he who dares not is a slave. Drum- mond LIKES: Porche Audi, Photography. Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Teac, Stage Crews, Peugeot. SR-50, St anley Boll Cutters. Orange socks. AMBITION: College, Electical Engineering. JAMES MARTURANO A nd you run and you run lo catch up with the sun but it s sinking. Racing around lo come up behind you again. The sun is the same in a relative way. but you re older. Shorter of breath and one day. closer to death. LIKES: Kim, Jeff and Darlene. Dan and Sue, Block- ing for 22 and 23 traps. John, tackling drills with John. Donna, Connie. Cathy, Robin, Alicia. Pink Floyd. Barrel. Hendrix. Louise 12 20 73, Space Cadets, Slim, Shwink. Richie. Lenny. Mac. Chanew, Matt, Marut, T. DISLIKES: North Brandford, losing. Hills, circle, H. AMBITION: College, Astronomy. Football, C. MICHAEL LOUIS MARZI Mike Never follow the crowd if you want the crowd lo fol- low you. LIKES: Madison, Ray ' s, Saturday nights, Schlilz, Camaros, Point ' O Woods Beach, Rocky Neck, Beach Boys, The Hill, Fast Women, Lenney, Touke, Coonmo, Hollywood Swingers, Jew, Warch, Lupes, Willy, No Hose, Las Rosa, Italians. DISLIKES: Frank ' s Inn. Prohibition, Homework, C.T. ' s, Senior Class meetings, Sussman ' s, Midget- land, Warm Beer, Being Married, Tossed Cookies. AMBITION: College, Political Career. THOMAS MCADOO “Mac Peanuts are for everyone. LIKES: Football, Shooting. Moss, Buck, Camp, Tennessee Red Sox, D.M.Z., Peter, Football Parties, Lenny, Pep Rallies. DISLIKES: Hills, Circle, Crowded halls. AMBITION: U S. Army. ROY MCADOO Rodent” Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to lest a man ' s characlor, give him power. LIKES: the Rock, Shoemaker, Dondes Raiders, packin ' out. Diving, Words, Temporary Insanity. DISLIKES: Key Guy, Battling the Hallways, Hills, cycles of the park, boredom. AMBITION: College. FREDERICK MCBRIARTY JR For me lo do things my way is right. For you lo do things my way is wrong. LIKES: Bikes. OSSA”, Cars, Broads, Bud. DISLIKES: School. AMBITION: Mechanic or Cop. MICHAEL MARZI ROY MCADOO THOMAS MCADOO FRED MCBRIARTY RICHARD MCKEON STEVEN MCLARTY JONATHAN MCQUEENEY SUSAN MENGUAL THOMAS MEYER DIANNE MIERZEJEWSKI RICH MCKEON Coon If you think you are beaten, you are. If you think you do not. you don ' t. If you liked to win. but think you can ' t. It ' s almost certain you won ' t. LIKES: Maine ' 74, the Stang. Cruisin ' , winning, T.C., the Guys, Pusly, Noah, Twilly, DISLIKES: Critters, Homework, the Circle. AMBITION: College, Travel the World. STEVE MCLARTY I’m leaving this rest home two. two inch grooves in the new parking lot. LIKES: Stubens, Camaros, OSSA, Mustang, Suzuki’s. DISLIKES: I dislike Jocks with nice new cars. AMBITION: moto crosser. pitcrew mechanic. JONATHAN MCQUEENEY Queen Moe” The pathway to glory is a long road it seems. LIKES: 1 9 74 The Ram Hot, cha, cha, cha, cha. Cruisin ' , Juniors, Coon, LaPue. Teddy, Mike. Dick Butkas, Fishing. Pusty, Noah, Twilly. DISLIKES: Pillows, Red, World War III. Sour Milk, Cumberland arms. AMBITION: School and Travel. SUSAN MENGUAL To be yourself is the best thing to be. LIKES: The gang in Middle Corridor, Band, The Beach. DISLIKES: My locker, Jocks, Crowded Halls. AMBITION: Medical Secretary, Middlesex College. TOM MEYER Be friendly, understanding and happy. LIKES: P.T., California. Karl, Joe, Nancy, Kimi, Chuck, Lincoln Diner, 6th Period Study, Beach, Traveling and all the other good people in the world. DISLIKES: School attendance, Ripoffs, having such a materialistic society and closed minded people. AMBITION: To be happy, live in California and further my education. DIANNE VIRGINIA MIERZEJEWSKI “Di” until you give your love there’s nothing more that we can do love is the opening door love is what we came here for no one could offer you more. LIKES: Steve M., Donna S., Gaily M., Maggie L., David L., Ms. Marsh., Alexandria, e.j., stormy nights. DISLIKES: Quick tempers, rowdiness, arguments. FUTURE PLANS: Art work, find a quiet place near the shore. JOANNE MILLER LIKES: Donnie, Dirl Roads, Linda, Mary, Cal Ste- vens, Bob Dylan, escape, Mersch. Don’t teeter by God , Log Cabins. DISLIKES: Your Steering Wheel. High School Dances, F.T.P., What ' s the matter?”. Leaving you. Back Braces, Braces. AMBITION: Living in a Log Cabin Far away. KEITH MOLNAR those who know do not speak those who speak do not know. LIKES: Basketball. Melish + Bogy, Mr. + Mrs. G., Gentle Giant. P.V., Movies, B.L., Tito + Luis, Dropkicks, SLEEP, Mr. Parker, B.B. Bus rides. DISLIKES: L.A.S.. Sp. 1+ II, Lou Albano, Martin L T D., WORK, Reading. AMBITION: tech, college. Championship Wrestler. PAUL NADEAU JOAN NALEWAJEK “ Hearts that are delicate and kind and longues that are neither — these make the finest company in the world. LIKES: Sports, Jeanne, Karen, Shirley, Kathy, Col- orado. English accents, a good sense of humor, smiles. DISLIKES: quiet study halls. MATH! AMBITION: College, travel. KAREN NALEWAJEK “Kare “ You are you. and am I. and if by chance we find each other, it ' s beautiful LIKES: the sun, the sand, the surf, good friends, good music, good times. AMBITION: Dream what I want to dream. Go where I want to go, Be what I want to be LIVE!! SUSAN NEGRELLI “Sue Life is for living and hoping and caring and sharing with people we love. LIKES: Gary, Margie, Beth, Cindy, Joann. Deb and all my other friends, Misquamicut beach, weekends. Senior Motorcade, Parties, Snowmobiling. DISLIKES: People who don’t listen, two faced peo- ple. AMBITION: business school, secretary, a life of happiness. KEITH MOLNAR JOAN NALEWAJEK BRADLEY OLSON DARLENE NEGROLA CARL NELSON LINDA NEY but the great man is he. who in the midst of a crowd, keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. LIKES: Wendy, Jeanne. Jo, Kathy, Martha, all my friends, Snagglepuss, Mr. Phaup, Field Hockey, sports. Football and Basketball games, “Chicago”, 1972, Steno and Bookkeeping, Woolworth ' s, SMILES! DISLIKES: Running laps, bugs. AMBITION: Medical Assistant. BRAD OLSON Big Brad” There are three sides to every story, yours, his. and the truth. LIKES: LaRoza. Big Bert, Posey”, The Old Span- ish III, The “Shot”, ‘Disk , and Jave”, Track. DISLIKES: Key-Guy”, Mad Dog , Sector Fouls, Freaks, and Far-outs, Avon , Running the Park.” AMBITION: Marine Biologist, or Forester P.h.D., “To compute Pi to the last digit.” MARK L. OUELLETTE “Frenchy” Class — ”75 LIKES: “Kim”, ’65 Cadi. DISLIKES: History. AMBITION: To become a cabinet maker. MARK OUELLETTE DANIEL PAC ANTHONY PAPALE DANIEL PAC “ Dan Every year is gelling shorter, never seem 10 find the time. Plans that either come to naught or half a page of scribbled lines. Hanging on in quiet desperation is the only way. the lime is gone, my life is over, thought Ed have something more to say. LIKES: Sue, The Brook. DISLIKES: “Trees . Payloader. Bondo. AMBITION: Sue. ANTHONY PAPALE “Tony Those who know how to win are much more numer- ous than those who know how to make proper use of their victories. LIKES: Vin, Puss, Stock Car Racing, 14. Saturday Nights, Pole Vaulting, Woody Allen, Hockey Games, Winning. DISLIKES: Math, Playing of Rinky Dink Squad. AMBITION: College. Racing. DIANE PARIS “Di Daylight loses to another evening, still the sea spares me the word goodbye. LIKES: Misquamicut, R.I., Nancy, WTB, First Dream, Surfing, Mrs. Bryers. KGS 74, My Guy, August, Bette Midler, locker 60, sunshine, people with a sense of humor. Saturday nites with N.T. DISLIKES: cats, catsup, cauliflower. AMBITION: elementary education. WENDY PECHOUT Where love rules there is no will to power. LIKES: Linda. Jo, Judy, Jeanne, Sue. Joan, Karen, Tennis, Football. All my friends throughout high school. The Pit, Action Group I. DISLIKES: exercises, diets. AMBITION: college. ERIC CARLSON PELTO Do unto others before others do unto you. LIKES: a good time, friends, music, concerts. Hitch Hiking, get around all over the place. DISLIKES: cops, unfriendly people, bad deals of any kind. AMBITION: Travel, make the bucks and still have a good time with good friends and new friends. DIANE PARIS 126 WENDY PECHOUT ERIC PELTO JAN PETROSSI SANDRA PFEIFFER JUDITH PLACE JAN PETROSSI “Patchoul Doil. W hat you got to lose? LIKES: Partying, Crystal, Deb and Rich, Denise, Cathy, Spacing. Rm 415, camping, keg parties, THE GANG, Mickie’s, Augie Ray’s, Sausage, “I did, I did”, CHOKE CHOKE, Italians, LOOSE BRUCE, “Get off my head!”. Graduation 74 , BSA, Skip- ping, Rocky Neck, Races 13, New Year’s Eve. All nighters, Gear heading around, FREAKS “YES , Cottage, R.I., NOVA, “Why not?”, “Dump the clutch. DISLIKES:Demanding people. Having to come home on weekends, straight people, phonies, lunches, mornings. AMBITION: Whatever happens just happens! My four barrel firebird. KENNY PFEIFFER “Fife LIKES: waterskiing, summer Keg parties, chicks. DISLIKES: Homework, study periods in the cafete- ria. AMBITION: Moving to California. SANDRA PFEIFFER “Sandy” ' ' When speak . all thinking is murdered. LIKES: Hank, 4 29 73, Cindy, Diane, Geri, Janice, Janet, Caddy”, “Where’s your head?”, “Proce- dure , Fast Eddy’s, Italian Kitchen, A P. DISLIKES: Jocks, 4 14 74, D M., Joey’s Aggrava- tion, Goodbye’s, Freshmen, My job, P.L., “Beautiful gorgeous Chipper , People who are in love with themselves. AMBITION: Executive Secretary. LINDA PIZZO JUDITH LYN PLACE “Judy shall never fear tomorrow for have seen yester- day and love today . ” LIKES: Bill, Deb, Leslie, Carol, All my friends. Cheerleading. Summer of “74 , Parties, C.B. ' s, screaming meemies, cruising, skiing. DISLIKES: Pessimists, unenthusiastic people, dark- AMBITION: College and Happiness! KENNETH PFEIFFER LINDA PIZZO 127 MARCELYN POPPEL Marcy ' Keep smiling. LIKES: The “Y gang. California ' 73 ' 74, Bob, Dave, Dale. Margie, Sue. Terry, Laura, smiling, talking. Beach Boys, Dept. 3011, Business Club, school store. DISLIKES: 2 faced people, rainy days, cliques. AMBITION: Business school NICHOLAS G. PSILLAS “Nick LIKES: Tom. Jim, Helen, Roula, Jay. Rich. The Diner, 4172, Morgan, Fred. Locker 689, 1:54 bell, L.P.V. DISLIKES: 5th period study, student numbers, Monday mornings, 7:50 bell. Math Lab, West Corri- dor Stairs. AMBITION: Engineer. RITA PULCINI Rites “ I ' ve been happy lately thinking about good things to come . LIKES: “JOEY , Lisa. Melinda. Sharen. the gang. The Beach. Vermont, Clinton. R.I. 10 74, 4 24 73, 1 13, 12 74, 13 17, The Sun The Sand. Smiles, presents. Beach Boys Wouldn’t it be nice. Sweet Memories. Sunsets, Rainbows. Lots of Laughs. JOEY ALW AYS JOEY. DISLIKES: Sharen ' s driving, sad good byes, when my curosity gets me in trouble. AMBITION: Being with Joey. Marriage, Having good times all the time. ERIC RADDA Black Dog “ Love the one you’re with. LIKES: O.S.H.. Dreams, Good Times, ERB, Wood ' s Van, Barreetos. D!SLIKES: Berlin ' s Peyton Place AMBITION: To complete my wish. College. KARL RADUNE Money isn’t Everything But its Nice to Own Some. “ LIKES: Jan, Jim, Bob, Tom. Tom. Diner, “Slim , Druggie ' , Ray, Joe. P.T., Girls I can ' t name in this. Meat balls, Ch. Shakes, Colonel Sanders, Good Friends, Friday. DISLIKES: 4175, Freshmen. E-l, no gas. no cash, Berlin, the beach, study Halls. McDonalds, R.I. car Accidents. Hospitals. M onday, The A ve. ' AMBITION: An Edgumacation. Leave Berlin, lobe myself. NICHOLAS PSILLAS MARCELYN POPPEL RITA PULCINI KARL RADUNE ERIC RADDA KATHLEEN RADZIWON Kathy Happiness lies in the consciousness we have of it. and by no means in the way the future keeps its promises. LIKES: Friends, Always have a good time and Be happy. DISLIKES: Slaying home on Friday and Saturday nights. AMBITION: Work for a year, 2 year Business school. PETER REGAN LEONARD REVOIR Lenny” When two minds are separated from each other, there ' s always a space between. LIKES: Charlene. “Main 74 . 94’s, T.C., Coonmo, Bruta, Will, Queenms, “Saturday nights , Ray Be- gley, Four Seasons. Beach Boy’s, V.W.’s, Schlitz, Stang, “Morning ' s at the Beach. DISLIKES: School, Homework, Being P.W., Hills, Sled, circle “Having no money.” AMBITION: College. Millionare. JUDITH RIGGS “Judy Life is the art of drawing without an eraser LIKES: the beach; le vingt-huit, dejanvier; K.B., vi- olets; art; hyacinth blue; woodland scenes; reflec- tions; watercolors; “Starry Night”, friendly people. DISLIKES: impatience; goodbyes AMBITION: College, career in Art DONALD RIO If l don ' t see you no more in this world, well. I ll meet vou on the next one. and don’t be late! LIKES: M.A.K., the beach. Dirt Bikes, Harleys, P.T., Cape Cod, the L.T., O.S.H., Good Times, Old Friends. DISLIKES: 150 Triumphs, false friends, and people who use other people, moving furniture, stuck up chicks. AMBITION: Happiness and prosperity, College, - F SCOTT ROBINSON “Bon” Stand for what you believe in and never back down Stoltlemyre and Yankees are number I again. LIKES: Golf, Hockey, New York, Dallas, Zeroes, Rock Music, Old Coins, All Sports, A1 Green, O’ max Blues Band, Grub, Championship Wrestmig, M.S., History, C.L., Dondes Raiders, U-Conn., Ohio State, Sgt. Schultz, Col. Klink and Hogan ' s Heroes. DISLIKES: Smoking Lounges, Boston, Crowded Halls, Homework, Study Halls. AMBITION: College. THOMAS ROCHE Mo day shall pass that love will not fill the hearts of all mankind. LIKES: Theater, P.T. DISLIKES: Homework, Dirty Socks, Wet Ciga- rettes, No Money. AMBITION: College RICHARDH. RUFF. JR. “Rich” LIKES: P.P.A., Jay, Russ, Nick, lunch. Penny, Jeannette, working, going home. DISLIKES: Some teachers, school lunch, waking up. Math. AMBITION: Machinist. MICHAEL SAK ‘77 see you on the dark side of the moon. LIKES: “Serry , The Gang, West Lane, Pink Floyd, Led Zepplin, Aerosmith, Karate, In the Basement?, Cindy Wild P.T. DISLIKES: Study halls, school in general, Red Necks, Fords! AMBITION: Medical field. SCOTT SAN DQU 1ST Keep it moving. LIKES: L.H., anything mechanical, 1966 blue Mus- tang, Berlin. DISLIKES: The only thing is the pokey. AM BITION: Air conditioning contractor. THOMAS ROCHE MICHAEL SAK MICHAEL SANGELOTY SCOTT ROBINSON RICHARD RUFF SCOTT SANDQUIST MICHAEL SANGELOTY “Mike” Sometimes I see better with my eyes closed LIKES: Tower of Power, Loggins and Messina. Pep band, “Changes,” Band, Drill Team, Mark, Al- mond, 1.83, the Man, Ray ' s Rinks, Friendly’s. DISLIKES: “Don’t second guess the Band Director?’’, Humble Pie, Chuck Tanner, Tuesday Nights, cold, study hall, the bench, Double A, Dou- ble O, get on that little pony and go.”, ERRORS! AMBITION: Psychology, college, take it easy. JOSEPHINE SANTOPIETRO LESLIE ANN SATALINE ’’ With every rising of the sun think of your life as just begun.” LIKES: Lee, 3 18 72, Carol, Judy. Debbie, Hoggie, Summer of ’74. parties, screaming meemies, cruising. CB’s, Drill Team. DISLIKES: Apathetic people. AMBITION: fulfillment in life, college. KEITH SCAGLIOLA JACKIE SCHMIDT Meantimes Til keep sailing down my highway in the wind.” LIKES: Carrot, Len, early morning rising, Pat T., S.J.V., changes, marvelous mushrooms, Lynn, what I happen to be having fun with at the time, Pat M.C., Rhina, Gail M., deep wood, picking apples. Ma Nature. DISLIKES: The Daily Grind, tension, time.shallow people, over-indulgence, clutter, plastics, temptation. AMBITION: Not the Daily Grind, life, better thinking. KEITH SCAGLIOLA JOSEPHINE SANTOPIETRO LEWIS SCHMIDT HENRY SCHUETZE LEWIS SCHMIDT Fear not that which you understand, but give these things their due respect. Ignorance is one ' s worst enemy. LIKES: Barb, bicycles, “the shop”, Chris, (crumb). HENRY SCHUETZE Keeping on smiling, better days are coming when I get out of the school. LIKES: Art, Wood, Metal shop, Film Evaluation, Led Zepplin, Emerson, Lake, and Palmer. DISLIKES: Jethro Tull, Jimi Hendrix, Getting up to go to school. AMBITION: Traveling to California and seeing the world, then might take up trade in a technical school. SCOTT SEABURG LIKES: 68 Garbage Truck On Wheels, The East Berlin B.A., Sebby, Cecil, Jimmy, Dace. Tom, Wal- ter, Matty, Duffy, Tom. Partying on Fridays and Saturdays at the station. Wayside Sunoco, Steuben ' s Cafe. DISLIKES: Jocks, Rednecks, People who think you are bigger and better, Monday mornings. AMBITION: Work for awhile and go on a trip to California. MARK A. SEIFEL “Sife” The world always turns toward tomorrow, so live for today but plan for what’s to come. ” LIKES: A good time, girl watching, Mike the gang, sports, the beach, dances, math, music, nice clothes, number 30, hats, fooling around, spring, Friendly’s and perfection. DISLIKES: English, History, climbing ropes, phon- ies, summer practices, the bench, the traffic jam in the west corridor, lunch lines, crowds, the circle, and mistakes. AMBITION: Engineering College; a good life. CHARLES SERRAVALLE ' Music is a necessity of life. LIKES: playing the trumpet, Maynard, Chase, B.S.T., T.O.P., my friends. Pep Band, Band. DISLIKES: Math, wrong notes. AMBITION: Music, Double High C. SCOTT SEABURG MARK SEIFEL 132 CHARLES SERRAVALLE H JANE SHOPLICK RALPH SIMEONE JANE SHOPLICK “Keep your heart free from hale, your mind from worry, live simply, expect little, give much. Fill your life with love, scatter sunshine. Forget yourself, think of others and do as you would be done. LIKES: Vermont, Cape Cod, Colorado, Karen, Art. AMBITION: College MARGARET SIMCIK “Margie” “Make the most of the present, and have hope for the future.” LIKES: Sue, Dale, Ricky, Cindy Chris, the gang. Southington, the races, we ekends, Rocky Neck, be nice!!, “Big Macs”. DISLIKES: big shots , bugs, G. Fox, good byes. AMBITION: College RALPH JOSEPH SIMEONE “Uncle Ralphie “Good thoughts his only friends. His wealth, a well-spent age, The earth his sober inn And quiet pilgrimmage. LIKES: June, Ray, Rock, Joan, Paul, 5th per. study. Nan, Chris, Skene, “Trash , Babble, Darkness, Ot- ter Cove, “Juice”, E.M., K.B., V.M., sunshine, M.P.I., “Mama”, MM, “File It”, “I love you June”, MaryJane, rain, storms, fullmoons, Stevie Wonder, class, snow, the Divine Miss M., witchcraft, horror movies. DISLIKES: Pea Soup, A.F., J.K., skinny people, diets. Gym, apathy, clutches. Rubber Flaps, Braces, Jocks, Phonies, BBLCPCCED, sanity. AMBITION: To be happy in whatever I do — col- lege; Theater Major. THERESA SIMEONE “Terri” “If you want something bad enough and you are will- ing to really work for it. then it is yours. LIKES: Dumbo, the Gang, B.Y.S.T., Student Coun- cil, Leota, Maloney Burgers, smiles, whistling and the friends I have made in high school. DISLIKES: geometry, Sweet Vi, Tinkerbell. AMBITION: College — Library Technology. To live everyday with a smile. DENISE SIRIOTIS Yesterdays are the memories gone by, Today are the memories yet to be lived. LIKES: smiling faces, sunshine, parties, all my friends, good times, good music, dancing, being inde- pendent, going out, N.Y.C., Steph, Nickie. L. Is. summer of “73”, gearhead Jan, crusing around, R.Is., “YES”, loose BRUCE, “Get off my head!”, all nighters. Deb and Rich, N.Y.E., The Joker, 415?, “Myrtle”, The Gang, Mickie ' s, first period class, The 3D’s, BAND, “What?”, Tim, concerts, rainy days at Dillan. DISLIKES: Jan ' s driving, staying home, crowded places, prejudices, saying “Goodbyes”. AMBITION: College, travel, happiness in life. MARGARET SIMCIK THERESA SIMEONE DENISE SIRIOTIS LYNN SKENE MARYANN SNEDEKER LYNN SKENE Why is it ... . sometimes .. .but then ... I don ' t know ... maybe if ...” LIKES: Chris. Pat, Kim, Shell, Jackie, Rhina, Patti- Jo and Nicaragua, friends, Parties, families, People, sunsets and sunrises, beaches, wind, smiling eyes, manana. DISLIKES: Fabricated stories and my gullibility to them, goodbyes, sirens and alarms. AMBITION: To increase my vocabulary. CATHY SKINNER “I don ' t care. LIKES: Bill, Patchoul and her four barrel, the beach. DISLIKES: This school. AMBITION: Secretarial work. MARYANN SNEDEKER Do what your mind tells you to do and you ' ll get somewhere LIKES: ROY, “where’s AT?”, Linda M„ Debbie L., Karen M., Laura F., Terry S., horses, music, books, dates. Lav, the whole gang, Lori H., Mrs. McMahon. DISLIKES: Detentions, homework. AMBITION: Modeling or Marriage. DONNA SOBCHUK you ' ll invent the future that you want to face — Future Games — F.M. LIKES: Jeff, 7 12 73, Di, Gaily, Mags, Mrs. S„ B.W., Wesleyan Potters Guild, The Beach, Stafford Springs, 62 Chevys”. DISLIKES: Writing letters, saying goodbyes. AMBITION: Business College, art work. STEPHEN STACHELEK ” hate this place! LIKES: Golf, nice cars, 5 Fingers Al, Bon, Tom, (Sandy + Murphy), Chelob, Gino’s Junkyard. DISLIKES: People who beg. Bob, speeding tickets, Keyguy, Duck Hook, writing this. AMBITION: C.P.A. + be rich. CATHLEEN SKINNER DONNA SOBCHUK STEPHEN STACHELEK SUSAN STANGE JOHN STONE DANIEL SYMOLON SUSAN STANGE “Strange” do not want to seek it from a painting. I want it real I want to have it, to make it, to live it. Do you understand ? LIKES: “Hoahcheechonyaa!”, The Wart, My Hik- ing Boots, “Bonjour Madame et David! Ca va bien?”, Band, Halftime, Steve McGarrett corners. Rowdies, Sunrises, (Both Kinds), Creative Writing Class. Faggettes, Colorado, Corona. DISLIKES: Karen’s “JEEP!!!” Spasms. Wise — (Expletive Deleted), Orange Drink after halftime (“You want this?”). The Bush, AM Radio, the vast wastelands of Beautiful Berlin High, the social club. AMBITION: Writing, College, to find out. JOHN STONE “Rock” All I ask you is let me be there. LIKES: Uncle Ralphie, Ray, Chutzpah!, “get a tow- el”, Freddy Fuddpucker, Sue, John, Jan, Edna, Car- ol, Linda, Bobbi, Spitz + Peebles, Bubbles, Rocka- fella, “file it”, “ouup!”, Hubert, Styx, Olivia, Michi- gan, P.B.R., Cabaret, H.K., Mr. Q., Doc, Sailors. DISLIKES: Rockabye, being hassled, Jocks, strohs, constables. AMBITION: College, Marine Science. MARK SYLVESTER It’s another Tequila Sunrise . . LIKES: Jose Cuervo, the railroad station. Tea for the Tillerman, JUCIFUL, Nederland, Coors, RTE. I, FOS, The Madison Party Crew. DISLIKES: Lyle F. Wohlers, Riverside. George- town, Colo., REALITY, MADISON, MRS. ETHER INGTON. AMBITION: Break even. DANIEL SYMOLON If you make the rules up as you go, you have a bet- ter chnce of winning. LIKES: Betty, Golf, l, “R.C. II”, Drums, B.C., 1975, 6 period study. DISLIKES: buckawitz, speeding tickets, b.h.s., R.C. AMBITION: to go on p.g.a. tour, college, own busi- ness, T.P.D. card. STELLA SZAJKOWSKI “Suji” Give me something to believe in. ' ' LIKES: friendly people, Andover, Friday nights, my Olds. DISLIKES: Plastic people, saying goodbye, school work, staying home. AMBITION: computer data programmer, travel and happiness. MARK SYLVESTER STELLA SZAJKOWSKI 135 CHRISTOPHER TALBOT Chris” Be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him lo be. With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. LIKES: Music, Outdoor life. Sports, History, People. DISLIKES: Hassles, Loud and aggressive individuals. AMBITION: Education in Political Sciences. JUDITH L. TAYLOR “Judy” — “Jud Today I ' ll laugh, and Tilery, and I ' ll sing. LIKES: People with brains. Hobbits, Elves, Conan, Si. Fic., the woods, and the sea. DISLIKES: Theme papers. Farm Shop, shoes, stuck-up people. AM BITION: To let Future make her own plans. CHRIS TOBIAS Look above and way beyond and you will find Love. Happiness, and Peace of Mind. LIKES: Jimmy, Lynn, Cindy, Darlene, Lori P. DISLIKES: Crowded halls during the fantastic four minutes we have to pass to class, all the stuck-up people in school, people who can’t accept you as you are. but take you as what you used to be. AMBITION: Secretary, Marriage, Happiness. NANCY TODESCHINI ” Where love rules, there is no will to power. LIKES: Beach, Lunch with D.C., Diane, Lori, Cin- dy, God’s gonna kill me!” J.R., “I’m sure!” J.D., Saturday nites with D.P., “All you want is sympathy.” DISLIKES: “Wise LITTLE Freshmen”, Penny Pitchers, Class meetings, Study halls, “The Group”, T.C. AMBITION: Dental Assistant. CHRISTOPHER TALBOT JUDITH TAYLOR TRENNER TOMPKINS “Rote” What are you doing tonight? Let ' s go to Birch Lane. LIKES: Motorcycles, to draw, the Res., Ashford Lake, bowling. DISLIKES: Jocks, Gettin’ busted. Gym. AMBITION: Art, Get a Yamaha DT 250, Navy. CHRISTINE TOBIAS NANCY TODESCHINI GARYTORDANATO Slim” ' ' Who died? Whether one dies or whether one falls, it ' s up to each of us no matter how small. LIKES: Jean, Loose Bruce, Druggie, lips. Moss, football team, girls, concerts. Led Zepplin, Who, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, chess, the world, parties! etc. . L! DISLIKES: Hills, practice, snotty people, getting up in the morning, dirty underwear, smelly people, ugly things, being bored, S! AMBITION: College, become an optometrist, have a few kids and maybe then get married, to visit the moon and to space travel. Q! CYNTHIA TREVETHAN “Cindy” Dare to be happy — don ' t shy away. Reach out and capture the joy of Today! LIKES: Beth, JoAnne, Marbie, Sue, and Debbie, Oh Wow. DISLIKES: Gym, Dictation takes, moody people. AMBITION: Medical Secretary. DEBORAH TREVETHAN Debbie” Give me the strength to accept with serenity the things that cannot be changed. Give me the courage to change the things that can and should be changed. And give me the wisdom to distinguish one from the other. LIKES: Judy, Carole. Leslie, and all of my friends. Summer of ' 74. Drill Team, parties. C.B.. “pre- sents . screaming meenies, cruising. AMBITION: College and to live each day as if my life has just begun. CARL TROUP PATRICIA TRUDELLE “Pat” If only we all live our dreams LIKES: 12 31 72 —1 1 73, L.K.S.J, Mark and Ernie, Feeling things, variety and a number 10. Rain- ing in Hville and listening to people. DISLIKES: Frustration, disgust, waiting, and roles. AMBITION: To try a little of everything. CARL TROUP PATRICIA TRUDELLE ROBERT TURNER SHELLEY VALENTINE “I wander around, watching the scene as it goes, find- ing things, seagull’s feathers, pink baby roses. LIKES: The cow pasture, summer days, Jackie, Lynn, chance, Pat, Top of the World, Neilans, P.J., Jack ' s morning announcements, Rhina. bell ringing bare feet, Lisa. Y.A.G., and picking apples, Van Gogh, Gail, freedom, Kim and Wendy, the wind, stability in the sky. DISLIKES: Prejudices, social values, bad days with Jack, school, winter, pressures, Sunday nights, time on your arm, pollution. AMBITION: To abscond. DAVID VANDRILLA “Vande” Friendship is like a bank. What you put into it, you get back with interest. LIKES: Y.B., Dave, BYST, skipping Activity Period. DISLIKES: Class Meetings AMBITION: To go into Elementary Education. PHIL VANDRILLA Nothin’ to worry about. LIKES: Chevy’s, Weekends, Motorcycles. AMBITION: Undecided. JOSEPH VENDEGNA You only go around once in life so grab all the gusto you can. LIKES: T REX, Nerse, Touke, Sly W.C.B., Red 66 Chevelles, girl watchin’, Schlitz, Dylan, C. Stevens, Exit 72, Porches, Maine. DISLIKES: Mrs. Etherington, V.W.’s, Madison, not getting what I want at times, boredom, party- outs. AMBITION: Vanin’ the country. CONNIE VIROSTEK And I wonder sometimes, and know I ' m unkind bull need you to turn to when act so blind LIKES: Sunshine, Ace, Sailing, Drill Team, Babes, Snow, B.J., Kim, funny people, Old Sport. DISLIKES: Ulterior motives. AMBITION: To be myself, forever. DALE WALLER Have fun in life and be happy. LIKES: Margie, Cindy, Sue, Terri, and the rest of the gang. Yankee Silversmith Inn, BHS Band, foot- ball games, skiing, beach with Margie, dancers, bas- ketball games, washing M.S.’s car. DISLIKES: Homework, getting up early in the morning, cafeteria food, having to say goodbye, snot- ty people, rainy days, curfews, 5th period study hall, no senior priveleges. AMBITION: College, travel, and to be happy and healthy. THOMAS WARCHOL Experience is not what happens to a man; it is what a man does with what happens to him. LIKES: Sunshine, girls, beach, Madison Trip, Marz, Took, Joe, Willy, skiing. Cat Elton, sports cars, food and smiles. DISLIKES: Phony baloneys. AMBITION: College and to see all the country has to offer. BRIAN WARD Sleeper “ have known the one and his secret play.” LIKES: Sobie, Mac, Sue, Donna, Lauri, Joanne, Johnny Winter, Foghat, Deep Purple, Hendrix, Camping at Henderson, hanging around. DISLIKES: People who talk behind your back. Rednecks. Jocks, Srehcaet, Hooleos, and study halls. AMBITION: Ichthyology. KAREN WARD Cherish yesterday . dream tomorrow live today LIKES: Jeff, Sue, Jane, !! JEEP ' . ' ., Vermont, Cape Cod, “Snakebite,” Drill Team, My driving. Autumn. DISLIKES: Study Hall, homeroom, math. AMBITION: Art Education. BRIAN WARD KAREN WARD SHARON WENNBERG 140 HARVEY WEICH “Wick” What you see is what you get, and what you don ' t see is better yet. ' ’ LIKES: Big time wrestling, moon dog main, Hays- tacks, baloon Las, Big Bert, Sweet Pete, Curly, Lar- ry, Moe, A nice piece of meat. DISLIKES: Hippies, Yippies, sucking the dirt, get- ting up at 7:00. AM BITION: To sleep later, trade school. SHARON WENNBERG There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. JEANNE WICANDER Jeanne” Good-nature and good- sense must never Join; To err is human, to forgive divine. LIKES: Friends, sports, beaches, people, hiking, camping, 8 13 74, Girls Field Hockey, and the Girls Softball Team. DISLIKES: Study halls, crowded cafeterias. AMBITION: Registered Nurse and happiness. SANDRA WICKLUND “Sandi A smite costs nothing but gives much. LIKES: Dudes, Tom, Doris’ black socks, coffee burns, Dori, Bones, Stick, Doofy Dawn, the Jeep, Low lander. Bagel, C.B Phyllis, Ralph and his Bob bag, Chester, Block Island, parties, 29BE, choke, McGee, the route, P.T., U.S. History 6th period, basketball, football games, the beach, binoculars, skiing, Jamacia, Goon smile, bike rides, tennis, George, Stach, “mistake”. DISLIKES: Snobs, hassles, shoes, housework. AMBITION: RN and happiness. DAVID WILCOX “ The world is in the hands of God. LIKES: Skiing, Hiking, Parties, People, Money, Beach. DISLIKES: Working, Aerospace. AMBITION: Civil Engineering. HARVEY WEICH JEANNE WICANDER DAVID WILCOX BRIAN WILLIAMS NANCY WILLIAMS BRIAN WILLIAMS “Willy” I ' m taking the time for a number of things that wer- en’t important yesterday and it really doesn’t matter if I’m wrong I ' m right where I belong; I ' m right where I belong. LIKES: Hiking, Quiet, Traveling, Camping, Schwink’s pond. DISLIKES: Buffalo stampedes, Questions. AM BITION: Planning my future. FRED WILLIAMS There is nothing you can see that isn ' t shown. LIKES: Music, Beatles, Zeroes, Strawberry Fields, Sharonical, Ted, Tom, Bart, Bill W., money. DISLIKES: Work, French, College, Bells, jokes about height, ice ream . AM BITION: To avoid future plans. NANCY WILLIAMS Beautiful people you live in the same world as I do. But I never noticed you before today . LIKES: Good Friends, A.F.B., Joan Paul, Ralph, June, Short classes. Music. DISLIKES: Unreasonable people. Homeroom, facts and Figures. AMBITION: Special Ed. teacher, A.F.B. KENNETH WILSON “Stain” Hanging around on a piece of ground in your home- town, waiting for someone or something to show you the way. LIKES: Pink Floyd, Barrett, Schwink ' s pond, hiking. DISLIKES: Study hall. AMBITION: Electrical Engineering. RAYMOND LLOYD WILSON “Ray” ” 4r remember that we must leave the beautiful flowers, the noble songs; let us enjoy ourselves for a while, let us sing, for we must depart forever. LIKES: Ralph. June. Nancy, Leah, Joan, the Bea- con, movies, KB, VM, EM, juice, trash!, George Georges, Friendly’s Bette Midler, Mama, Bana- nas!”, Chris, Paul, babble , “I love ya June , Old Saybrook, Europe. Mom, “you haven’t lived . Otter Cove. DISLIKES: jocks, AF JK, apathy, MM, gym, ra- tionality, ED. AMBITION: College — Architecture. FRED WILLIAMS KENNETH WILSON RAYMOND WILSON 141 MELINDA WIXON JOHN WOODRUFF 142 MELINDA WIXON Melix” — “Wixy” — “Max” — “Melixon A well written life is almost as rare as a well spent one. LIKES: Michael, Steve. Don, Rita, Lisa, Sharen, Debbie B., Jan B„ Jan P., The beach, traveling, peo- ple, guys, my Whoops! DISLIKES: Wise freshmen, homework, monday thru friday. AMBITION: 2 year technical college, marriage. TOM WNUK LIKES: Spring, Fall, the East Berlin gang, music, animals, basketball, flying. DISLIKES: Winter, big business men who think they own everything and everybody, jocks, gearheads. AM BITION: To become an Aircraft Mechanic. JOHN WOODRUFF Wood” “ When the right lime comes, you ' ll want to go back, but it won ' t be boring — it ' s a different trail when you turn around. LIKES: to And a million dollars!, and of course, Sydney. DISLIKES: Sept. -June, and ice skating in Florida. FUTURE PLANS: To wire houses securely, (got good connections). DOR I WRIGHT LIKES: Skiing, Valley Run, Show Concerts, Wick, Dawn the Dudes, Black Socks, cousin ' s, parties, 29, jeep riders, the beach. Beach Boys, bicycle rides, Waterville Valley. DISLIKES: Doris. AM BITION: to live in Vermont, Ski in Switzerland, college. THOMAS WNUK LEON WROBEL MATTHEW ZALEWSKI THOMAS ZELEK MARTIN ZLICZEWSKI LEON WROBEL “Red” ( Duh) Cotton Pick. LIKES: Debbie, white Cougar, CB„ S.K.V.F.D., rock and roll Sid, Nick, Angelo, and all the guys at the pharmacy, Sheila, John, Jackie. Dennis, Dave, Scott, Tom, Mr. Pasco’s print shop, police explorers, Wesley, Snow Mobiles. DISLIKES: Haircuts, Homework, Mowing grass, spending money. AM BITION: Hope to become a local policeman. MATTHEW ZALEWSKI TOM ZELEK There ' s nowhere you can be that isn’t where you ' re meant to be. LIKES: ZEROES, Bo, Bon, Fred, Grub, Stachmo, Golf, Hockey, B.H.S. Basketball. Drafting, Classic Automobiles, Elton. DISLIKES: Key Guy. AMBITION: College. MARTIN ZLICZEWSKI “Marty” Live one day at a time. LIKES: Woodworking, Ice Hockey, Football, Golf, Motorcycles (HONDA). AMBITION: Cabinet Maker JOSEPH ZOVICH “Giulio” You are what you think you are and not what peo- ple make you up to be. LIKES: Maria, Dave, Rich, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Mike, Playing the guitar. Leaving school early, skipping study hall,. DISLIKES: Detentions, Strict teachers, snobby peo- ple, homework, work, rainy days. AM BITION: Join the Navy . Senior Class Register AMENTA. MARYLOU— 4252 AMENTA, SEBASTIN - 3269 ARBOUR. LARRY — 4002 Band 1,2; Baseball 1, 2,3, 4; Intramural Bas- ketball I . ASHWORTH, KATHERINE -4003 Medical Careers l,2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Freshman Orientation 4 Motif Club 4. AVELLA. JOSEPH — 3270 AYOTTE, RODNEY - 4005 BAKAJ, DOROTHY — 4006 BAKAJ, SHARON - 4007 BARKER. JANICE — 4008 Field Hockey 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, Basketball 2,3,4; Softball 3,4; V.P. Honor Society 3,4; Theaters Goers 4; Motif Club 4. BASILE. BARRY — 4009 Track 1,2,3; Low landers 3,4. BEAL. PETER 4010 BERLANDY, THOMAS — 401 1 BIGELOW. CLINTON - 4012 BIGHINATTI, CHRISTINE — 4013 Homecoming Attendant 1,4. BINDER. GERALD — 4014 Football 1 .2,3,4; Basketball l,2,3,4; A.V.A. 1, 2,3,4; Video Tape Camera Crew 1,2, 3,4; Math Team 3,4; Variety Show 2; Boys State 3; Yearbook 4. BJORKLUND. JAY 4015 BLACKBURN. ROBERT — 4016 BLAKE, CHERYL -4017 Jr. Prom Committee 1.3; Senior Ball Com- mitt ee 4; Motif Club 4. BLINN, DAVID — 4018 BOBROWSK1, PAUL - 4019 Basketball l,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Band I, 2,3; Kensington Amateur Astronomy Club 1, 2,3,4 BOISSONAULT, DEBRA 4020 Student Council 1,2; Ski Club 2; Orientation 4; Work Study 3,4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Girls League 1,2. BONOLA, LINDA 4021 Jr. Prom Committee 3; Motif Club 4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Medical Careers Club 4. BOSSE, RUSSELL - 4022 BOVEE, BARTON 4023 Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Brass Choir 1,2,3,4; Concert Band 1, 2,3,4; Band Activities 1,2,3, 4. BRANDT, SUSAN - 4024 Drama Club I; Field Hockey 3. BRIERLY, WILLIAM — 4025 BUCCHI, CARL — 4026 BUCKLEY, JEFFREY — 4027 Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Key Club 2, 4; Town League Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Boys State 3; Northwest Conference Running Back 3 BUGELLA, JAMES - 4028 Gym 1, 2,3.4. BUGELLA. JANET — 4029 Jr. Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball Commit- tee 4; Motif Club 4; Smoking Committee 4; Orientation 4. BYLEK, RAYMOND 4030 CAMISA, ALICE — 4031 Student Librarian 2,3, 4. CAMPANELLI. JOHN - 4032 Football 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Math Team 3, 4; Key Club 2,4; Five Mile Club 4; Town League 2,3,4 CAPEN, DEBORAH 4033 Band 1, 2,3.4: Smoking Committee 3; Orien- tation 4; Motif Club 4; Senior Ball Commit- tee 4; Office Help 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Senior Farewell I . CARLSON. LENNART 4034 Band 1,2,3,4. Pep Band 2-4; Dance Band 3,4; Track 1,2,4; Service Club 2,3.4. CARLSON, MARTHA — 4035 Latin Club 1; Softball Team I. CATALANO. ANNA 4036 Business Club 1,2; Work Study 1,2,3; Girls League 1; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Majorette 4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Jr. Dance Committee 3; Student Council Com- mittees 1, 2,3,4. CHANIEWSKI, ALAN 4037 Band 1,2,3,4; GolfTeam 2,3; BrassChoir 1,2, 3,4; Spanish Club 2,3; Concert Band 1, 2,3,4; Marching Band Drum Major 4; Senior Patrol 4; Chess Team 2,3. CHARAMUT, WILLIAM 4038 CIANCI, BRIAN— 4072 CIEZYNSKI. LINDA — 4040 CIVALI, DAVID — 4041 CLARK, CATHERINE- 4042 Class Treasurer 3,4; Special Choir 1, 2,3, 4; Mixed Choir 1, 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Girls Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Color Guard 4; Morning Announcers 3,4. COSGROVE, THOMAS - 4043 COSTELLO, GARY 4044 COTE, CELESTE — 4045 COTTO, RAYMOND — 4046 COVINI, DEBORAH —4047 Business Club 4; Girls League 1,2; Youth Council 1,2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Orienta- tion 4; Senior Ball Committee 4. CREAMER, KAREN W048 Volleyball Team 1. CZERWINSKI, THOMAS 4049 Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2. DACEY, THOMAS 4050 Football 1.2,3; East Berlin Track Club 1,2,3 4. DANSRO, WESLEY - 4051 DENNIS, THOMAS - 4052 Concert Band 1.2.3.4; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Track 2.3.4; Latin Club 1,2; Brass Choir 1,2,3, 4; Band Activity 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 2; Window Washing Committee 4. DESCOTEAUX, DENAR 4053 DESROCHERS, LAURA 4054 Girls League 1,2; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Cheerleading 1,2; Drill Team 3,4; Student Council l,2,3,4; Motif Club 4. DESTASIO, SUSAN 4055 Hostess at Seniors Awards 3; Art Club 2. D1MUGNO, JEFFREY - 4056 Key Club I; Basketball 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,2, 3. DI PIER DOMENICO, DIANE — 4057 DOTY, LORI —4058 DOUGHERTY, BETH ANN 4059 Business Club 2,3,4; Youth Council 1,2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Orientation 4; Senior Ball Committee 4. DUBE, DANIEL - 4060 DUTKIEWICZ, JUDI 4061 EDELSON, RONALD — 4062 Band 1 . EGRI, BRUCE — 4063 ERKSON, CYNTHIA 4064 Girls League 1,2; Variety Show 1.2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Medical Career Club 2,3, 4; Orientation 4; Senior Ball Committee 3,4; Class Activities 1,2,3,4; MotifClub4. 144 FABLE, CYNTHIA— 4065 FAZZ1NA, SHIRLEY — 4066 Intramurals 1,2,3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Motif Club 4; Class Activities 1, 2, 3, 4; Orientation 4. FORAUER, MARK — 4067 Football 2,3. FORTIER, ELLEN — 4068 FOWLER, DEBRA - 4069 HEFFERNAN, JUNE — 4088 HILL, KRISTA— 4090 Guidance Help; Senior Ball Committee 4; Orientation 4; Pep Rally Float 4. HINCHLIFFE. DARLENE-4091 HJERPE, ANNE — 4092 Drill Team 2,3,4; Future Teachers 2,3; Motif Club 4; Girls League 2; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Orientation 4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Class Activities l,2,3,4. FOWLER, DIANE — 4070 FRALEIGH, JOANN - 4071 FREDA, LAURA -4072 FREDERICK, KATHY — 4073 FULLER, RUSSELL — 4074 Band 1,2,3, 4; A.V.A. 1,2,3, 4; Latin Club 1; Video Tape Camera Crew 1, 2,3,4; Yearbook GACEK. GERALD 4075 GAFFNEY, PATRICIA 4076 Chorus 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3; Future Teach- ers 2,3,4; Motif Club 4; Student Council 3,4; Cheer leading 3,4; Class Activities 1, 2,3,4. GAGLlARDI, PHILLIP — 4077 Breakfast Club 4. GAJEWSKI, CYNTHIA - 4078 GARLICK, MORGAN — 4079 A.V.A. 1.2, 3.4; Intramural Soccer 2. GARUTI, RICHARD — 4080 Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Service Club 2,3,4. GEMMELL, LORNA - 4081 Basketball 1,2,3,4; Field Hockey 1, 2,3,4; In- tramurals 1,2,3; Softball 1,2,4; Volleyball 1,2; Badmitton 2; Lacrosse I; Honor Society; Future Teachers 2; Drama Club 1; Spirit Week 1.2, 3, 4. GONTARZ, KATHY — 4082 Business Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Motif Club 4; Orientation 4. GRABOWSKI. GARY — 4083 Baseball 1.4; Basketball 1,3,4; Chess Club I, 2; Key Club 3,4; School Newspaper 3,4. GRUNWALD, MITCHELL 4084 Lamentation Mountain Club 1, 2,3,4 HACKETT, RICHARD 4085 A.V.A. 1, 2, 3,4; Chess Club 2,3,4; Beacon 1,2, 4. HORBAL, JAMES — 4094 Baseball, 1,2. JACOBOWITZ, SUSHEELA — 4253 JACQUES. ROBERT - 4096 JANOTA, ROBERT - 4097 JOHNSON, PETER — 4099 JOHNSON, ROBERT j 4100- i JONLS, KIMBLRLY 4100 Spanish Club 1; Pep Rally Float 4; Drama Club 4. KALEY. CYNTmA floT KALKOWSKI, STEPHEN — 4103 Golf Team 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Brass Choir 2,3, 4; Service Club 4. KELLER. KIM -4104 Student Librarian 1; Color Guard 2,3; Color Guard Captain 4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Yearbook 4. KING. LESLIE — 4106 Guidance Helper 2,3.4 Pep Rally Float 4; Motif Club 4; Orientation 4; Senior Ball Committee 4. KINGSBURY. MOLLY —4107 KLECKOWSKI. DONNA —4108 Band 1,2,3; Medical Careers Club 3; Future Teachers 4; Jr. Class Secretary 3; Motif Club 4; Class Activities 1,2, 3,4 KLEIN. MATTHEW 4109 KNAUS, CAROLE — 4110 Girls League 1,2; Future Teachers 1.2,3; Mo- tif Club 4; Intramurals 1,2; Class Activities I, 2,3,4. KOCHANSKI. DENNIS-4111 KOLB. CARRIE-4112 Student Librarian 1,3; Band 1,2,3; Future Teachers 2,3.4; Girls Chorus 3,4; Mixed Cho- rus 3.4; Motif Club 4; Theater Goers Club 4. HANSCOMB. LAURIE 4086 Spirit Week 2; Spring Carnival Committee 2; Jr Prom Committee 3; Orientation 4; Medi- cal Careers Club 3,4. HATCH, LEAH -4087 Volleyball 2; Art Club 3,4. KOSAKOWSKI, STANLEY — 41 13 KRAUSE. THOMAS 4114 KUSEK, MARK — 4115 KUSEK, PAUL 4116 Crosscountry 1,2; Track 2,4; Football 3. LAISCELL, DEBRA -4117 LAPOLLO. DAVID -41 18 LAROSA, THEODORE — 41 19 Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Golf Team 1, 2, 3,4; Chess Club 2,3,4; Service Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4. LAVIANA, JOSEPH -4120 Lowlanders 4; Intramurals 2,3; Drama Club 4. LAVIANA, STEVEN— 4121 LAVIGNE, SHELLEY — 4122 LEMIEUX, LINDA — 4123 LEONARD, MARGARET - 4124 LEONE. PALL 4125 I ootball 1.2,3. r rack 2,3,4; Chess Club 3.4. I I ONI , si SAN 4126 I ETENDRE, THOMAS 4I2J,.., , t.L ' DDY, LISA - 4:3s Spanish Club I, Jr Prom Committee 3; Motif C lub 4. Senior Ball Committee 4; Orientation 4 LUKAS. TIMOT HY -4129 Band 1,2; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Football 3; Low- landers 3,4. LUND, CARL 4130 Football I.2.3.4; Band 1.2. 3. 4 Boys State 3; Service Club 2,3,4; Beacon 4. Latin Club 1; Student Council Treasurer 4; Theater Goers President 4; Girls Water Polo 1, 2,3,4 LUPIA, ANTHONY -4131 Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Band President 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Service Club 3,4. MACIAG. MARC — 4132 MAHONEY, GAIL— 4133 Seldon 1,2; Art Club 2,3,4; T.I.C. 4; Orienta- tion 4; Mind and Body Club 3,4; Smoking Committee 4; East Beach Club 3,4. MANCINO, DIANE -4134 Band 1, 2, 3,4; Smoking Committee 4; Youth Council 3; Motif Club 4; Yearbook 4. MANGONE, LINDA - 4135 MARSH. KAREN 4136 MARTIN, GARY — 4137 A.V.A. 1. 2,3,4; Math Team 3,4; Special Choir 3,4; Boys State 3; Honor Society 3.4; Yearbook Editor 4. MARTURANO. JAMES - 4138 Baseball 1,3,4; Track 2; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1, 2, 3,4. MARZI, MICHAEL -4139 Key Club 2,3,4; Vice President Key Club 3; 145 V It H. Student Council I, 2; , 4; Class President 3,4; Class Activities 1, 2,3,4 MCADOO, ROY — 4 140 Track 2,3,4; Class Acuities 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Senior Breakfest I . MCKfOtdfclrtJARD - 4143 V g Football 1, 2.3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3, 4; Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4. Football 1 .2. 3.4. Track 2,3. ilfcey Club 2,3,4. ■ MCBR1ARTY. FRE ' D- 4142 PA PALE. ANTHONY -4l62 Baseball l;Track 2,3,4; key Club 2. PARIS, DIANE — 4163 Girls’ lntramurals 1,2; Girls ' Chorus I; Mixed Chorus I; Girls’ League 1,2; Drill, Team 2; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Secreiary of Future Teachers 4; National Honor Society 3. 4: OrienTat ion Committee 3,4; Senior Ball .Committee 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; MotifClub 4; Class Activities 1,2,3, 4. PEA SLE , JOHN 4122 PECHOUT, WENDY 4165 BusinessClub 1: MotifClub I. MCQUEENEY. JONATHAN 4145 Cross Country 1.2: Basketball I.EJ.3: Key i lub 4 9 49 MENGUAL.SUSAfST 4146 Band 1,2,3.4; lntramurals 2,3,4; Orientation 4; Motif Club 4; Class Activities 4. . PELTO, FRIC r 4255 PERZANOWSkl. ALEX 4166 PEI ROSSI. JAN — 4167 PFEIFFER, KENNETH— 4256 MEYER, THOMAS 4147 MIERZEJEWSK1, DIANE — 4148 PFEIFFER. SANDRA 4168 Band 1,2; Smoking Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Freshman Orientation Com- mittee 4. MILLER, JOANNE — 4149 Smoking Committee 3,4; T.I.Co4; Mind and Body Club 4; East Beach Club 3,4; P.T. Club 1,2,3, 4; S.B.D.R. Club4. MOLNAR, KEITH 4150 PIZZO, LINDA -4169 _ PIZZO.JUDIIH 4170 Spanish Club 1,2,3; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Fu- ture Teachers 2.3,4; Motif Club 4; All Class of 75 Activities 1.2, 3. 4: Yearbook Staff 3,4 NADEAU. PAUL — 4151 NALFWAJEK. JOAN 4152 Class Activities 1, 2,3,4; Girls ' Field Hockey Team 4; lntramurals 2; Motif Club 4: Medi- cal Careers Club 4; Girls’ Volleyball Team 2. NALEWAJEK. KAREN 4J53 Student Council 1. 2,3.4; Future Teachers 2.3, 4; Band 1,2; Girls League 2; Tennis.Team 3. 4; Motif Club 4; All Class of 75 Activities 1,2. NFGRELLI, SUSAN 4154 Variety Show 1,2; Business Club 4; Girls’ League 1.2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Ori- entation Committee 4; Senior Ball Commit- tee 4. POPPEL, MARC I LYN 4171 Business Club 3,4; Treasurer of Business Club 3: Girls ' Chorus 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Ju- nior Prom Committee 3; Freshman Orienta- tion 4. PSILLAS, NICHOLAS 4171 Chess Club 1; Berlin Fair Committee 3; Vol- leyball I ntramurals 3. PULCINJ, RITA 4173 Spanish Club I; Senior Ball Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Art Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff-Typist 4; Orientation Com- mittee 4; Gymnastic Ir,tramurals4. RADDA. ERIC 4174 Track 2,3,4. NEGROLA, DARLE NE — 4155 .... NELSON. CARE -4145 NEY, LINDA 4158 Business Club 1, 2,3,4; Medical Careers Club 2,3,4; Motif Club 4: lntramurals 2; Field H ockey Team 3,4; Softball Team 3; Class Activities I.2.3.4. OLSON. BRADLEY 4159 Soccer lntramurals 1,2; Track 2,3,4; Weight Training 4. OUELLETTE, MARK 4160 PAC. DANIEL 4161 Football Team 2.3.4; Key Club 2. RADUNE. KARL -4175 RADZ1WON, KATHLEEN 4176 REGAN, PETER -4177 Baseball I . REVOIR. LEONARD 4178 Class Vice Pres. 1; Football 1,2.3,; Baseball 2 3,4; Key Club 2,3, 4; Town League 3,4; A II- Confer. Football 4; Five Mile Club 4. RIGGS, JUDITH 4179 Badmitton, Tennis Volleyball lntramurals 2, 3,4; Art Club 3,4; Pres, of Art Club 4; Spirit Week 3.4; MotifClub 4 RIO, DONALD 4180 ROB IN SON, SCOTT 4181 Basketball I; LatinClub 1; Baseball 2,3. A ROCHE, THOMAS 4182 M ixcd Chorus 3.4; Special Choir 3,4, Drama Club 4: Breakfast Club 3,4. ROGERS. MIKE 4183 RUFF, RICHARD 4184 SAk, MICHAEL ' - 4f85 SANDQUIST, SCOT I 4186 SA MGELOTY , kflCHAEL 41 87 J.V Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3; Freshman Basketball I; J.V Basketball 2,3; Band 2,3,4, Service Club 2,3.4, Pep Band2,3.4 SANTI, GARY — 4188 SANTOPIETRO, JOSEPHINE 4189 Business C lub 1, 2, 3,4. MoufClub4 SATALINE. LESLIE 34190 SCAGLIOI A. KEITH — 4191 St HMIDT.JAC QUELINE 4192 Morning Announcer L4; Drama Club 4; Fu- ture Teachers 3.4 II B.A. 1, 2, 3,4. SCHMIDI. I I HIS 4193 SCHUETZE, HENRY 3275 SEABURG, SCOTT 4195 SEIFEL, MARK 4l9 f Football 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 1.2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Service Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3.4. SERRAVALLE. CHARLES 4197 Band 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4. SCHOPI ICK, JANE -4198 Spirit Week 1,2,3, 4; Junior Prom Committet 3; Honor Society 3,4; Spanish Club 3; Thea- ter-Goers 4; Art and Layout Editor of Year- book 4; Art Club 4. SI.MCIK. MARGARET 4199 SIMEONE. RALPH 4200 Beacon 1, 2,3,4, Drama Club 2,3.4; Theater Goers 4; Class Activities 1,2, 3, 4; Variety Show 1,2,3; Student Council I; Vice Pres, of Theater-Goers 4: Entertainment Editor for Beacon 3,4. SIMEONE, THERESA 4201 Berlin Beacon 1.3.4; Girls’ Chorus 1.2: Mixed Chorus 1,2; Library Aide 1,3,4; Student Council 3,4: Drama Club 3: Business Club 3, 4; Theater-Goers Club 4. SIRIOTIS. DENISE -4202 Band 1, 2, 3,4; Treasurer of Band 2; Student Council 1,2; Youth Council 2,3; Girls’ League 1,2; Beacon 1; Class Activities 1,2, 3,4: Senior Farewell 1; Junior Prom Committee 2,3; Se- nior Ball Committee 3,4; Orientation Com- mittee 3,4; Motif Club 4; Secretary of Fresh- 146 man Class I; Yearbook Staff-Typist 4; Guid- ance Helper 3,4. SKENE, LYNN 4203 Colorguard 2; Drill team 3,4; Future Teachers 2,3,4; Class Activities 1,2,3, 4; Drama Club 2, 3,4; M B A. 1,2, 3,4; Youth Council 2,3. SKINNER, CATHLEEN 4204 SNEDEKER, MARYANN 3276 Student Librarian 2,3,4. SOBCHUK. DONNA — 4206 ST ACHELEK, STEPHEN 4207 GolfTeam 3,4. STANGE. SUSAN 4208 Band 1. 2,3.4; Majorette 4; Beacon 1,2; Year- book Staff 4; Variety Show 1,2,3. TREVETHAN. CYNTHIA 421? TREVETHAN, DEBORAH 4220 Inlramurals I; Color Guard 2 : Drill 4; Honor Society 3,4; Future t eachers Spanish Club 3; Student Council Softball 3; All Class of 75 Activities 1, 2,3, 4; Motif Club 4 3 TROUP, CARL 4221 TRUDELLE, PATRICIA 422jdffl Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearboijjp Staff 4; Se- nior Play 2,3,4; T I C 4 TURNER. ROBERT 4223 VALENTINE. SHELLY — 4224 Intramurals 1,2; F.T.A. 2; Drama Crab 1,2,3 4; H.B.A. 1 ,2,3,4; T.G.I F. Club 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4. STONE, JOHN 4209 Youth Council 2; Business 2,3,4; Theater Goers Club 4. SYLVESTER, MARK — 4210 Class President I; Class Vice President 2,3; Student Council 1,2,3, Student Council Trea- surer 2; Track 1, 2,3.4; Cross Country 1,2; East Berlin Track Club 1, 2,3, 4; L.M.C. 2.3.4. SYMOLON. DANIEL 4211 Band 1,2, 3. 4; Varsity Golf 1,2,3,4. SZAJKOWSKI. STELLA 4212 TALBOI . C HRISTOPHER 4213 Freshman Basketball I; Student Librarian 4; Drama Club 4; Theater-Goers Club 4. TAYLOR. JUDITH 4124 TOBI AS. CHR IST1NE — 4215 Spirit Week 2; Orientation 4 ST rODESCHINI. NANCY 4216 Inlramurals 1,2; Girls’ League 2; Junior Prom Committee 2,3; Variety Show 2: Medical Careers Club 4; Senior Ball Committee 3.4; Spirit Week 1,2,3, 4; Orientation 3.4; Motif Club4; Class Activities 1,2,3, 4. TOMPKINS, TRENNER 4217 TORDANATO, GARY 4218 VANDRILLA. DAVID 4225 Chess Club 2; Beacon Editor 3,4; Yearbook Literary Editor 4. VANDRILLA, PHILIP 4226 VENDEGNA, JOSEPH 4227 BasehallTeam l,2,3,4; L.M.C. 2,3,4. VIROSTEK, CONNIE -4228 Drill Team 3,4; Drama Club 2,3; Senior Ball Committee 4; Orientation 4; Junior Dance Committee 3; Senior Booth 4; Junior Booth 3; Class Activities 1, 2,3,4. WALLER, DALE -4229 Band l,2,3,4; Girls’ League 1.2; Pep Rally 1, 2,3,4; Senior Ball Committee 3.4; Junior Prom 2.3; Motif Club 4; Orientation 3.4 WARCHOL, THOMAS 4230 Class Vioe President 4: Baseball Team 1.2 WARD, BRIAN 4231 W ARD, KAREN -4232 Spirit Week 2,3,4; Color Guard 3; Drill Team 4; Art Club 3,4; Vice President 4; Future Teachers 4; Orientation 4; Motif Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4. WEICH, HARVEY 4233 WENNBERG. SHARON 4234 Girls ' League 1 . WICANDLR, JEANNR -4235 Medical Careers Club 2,3,4,Muljf Club 4; Intrnmurali 2; Field Hockey 1,4; Softball Team 3; Class Activities 1 7i3.4; Volleyball 2. W1CKLL ND, SANDRaB 236 Basketball ,1,2, 3,4; Captain of Basketball Team 3; Softball 3,4; Captain of Softball Team 3; Field Hockey 3,4: Captain of Field Huskey Team 3,4, Medical Careers Club 1.2. 3.4: Vice [’resident of Medical Careers ( lub 4, Honor Society 3,4; Jr Prom 3: Orientation 4; C lass Activities 1. 2,3,4; I uture Icachers 2; Motif Club 4; Girls’ League 2; Soccer 2. In- Jramurals 1.2 WK OX, DAVID -4D7W WILLIAMS. BRIAN - 4238 WILLMMS, FRED 4239 Band 2,3,4; Basketball League 3,4. WILLIAMS, NANCY —4240 WILSON, KENNETH -4241 WILSON, RAYMOND — 4242 Drama Club 2,3,4; Beacon Assoc. Editor 2,3, 4; Class Activities 1, L3.4; Theater Goers 4; Variety Show 2,3. •. W I XON, MELINDA 4243 Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Ball Committee 3,4; Senior Patrol-Orientation Committee 4. WNUK, THOMAS 4244 WOODRUFT. JOHN 4245 W RIGHT. DORI -4246 WROBF.L. LEON— 424 7 ZALEWSKI. MATTFW 4248 ZELEK, THOMAS 4249 Track 1.2. ZL1CZEWSKI, MARTIN 4250 ZOVICH, JOSEPH 4251 Chess Club 1,3,4; Orientation Committee 4; Senior Booth 4. A MEMORIAL FOR MELINDA STANTON There is a right time for everything: A time to be born; a time to die; A time to plant; a time to harvest; A time to kill; a time to heal; A time to destroy; a time to rebuild; A time to cry; a time to laugh; A time to grieve; a time to dance; A time for scattering stones; A time for gathering stones; A time to hug; a time not to hug; A time to Jind; a time to lose; A time for keeping; a time for throwing away; A time to tear; a time to repair; A time to be quiet; a time to speak up; A time for loving; a time for hating; A time for war; a time for peace. Ecclesiastes — THEN — At first look, it’s tempting — On second thought, it’s long — In the last dream, it’s too long gone. Now, we have chances — Soon, we’re half done — Lastly our memories bring sun. Take all your desires Return all the fun And always look for the sun. 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