BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL “1976 LAMF’ fa t ! cq H I G h % 3 y 935 KAREN FERRO Editor-In-Chief NANCY DUNN Assistant Editor ROBIN CULVER CHERYL GAFFNEY Art and Layout Editors ROBERT HERR LOUIS KEEZING Business Editors DONALD BERUBE TONY KINIRY Boy ' s Sport Editors LYNN MISTERI DEBBIE MCHALE Girl ' s Sport Editors STEVEN WOODRUFF Photography Editor MRS. MIA MCMAHON Yearbook Advisor COLLEEN COONEY LISA RACKLIFFE Literary Editors CHERYL GAFFNEY Cover Design Dedication We, the Class of 1976, are proud to dedicate our yearbook to Charles Thomas Downer. A teacher of science for more than twenty years in Berlin High School, he enjoys the respect, admiration and friendship of his colleagues and many students. His broad knowledge of the scientific world and his concern for his students’ achievement chal- lenged them to learn, to inquire, and to experi- ment. 2 Mr. Downer’s life has been one of varied interests and dedication to the welfare of others. Following service in the U.S. Army during World War II, he completed a bachelor’s degree at Bowling Green State University in Ohio and did graduate work at the University of Maryland. He was appointed a science teacher at Berlin High School in 1952. Nature study, Indian lore, crafts, jewelry making, camping and fishing are some of Mr. Downer’s hobbies. He has shared his interests with others. The successful Berlin High School chess teams were organized and coached by him. He has been affiliated with Boy Scout- ing for many years in a number of roles, including those of scoutmaster and camp counselor. He has lectured on the subjects of Berlin history and of Connecticut walk- ing trails. Many hours have been spent with his students studying the stars in the evening, hiking along nature trails on Saturdays, or teaching them gem cutting in his studio during a school recess. In March 1975, Mr. Downer had an unfortunate acci- dent which prevented him from further teaching. It is his love of life and competitive spirit which is helping him to recover. It can be said of Mr. Downer that no hour fails to include some time for someone else, no thought omits a concern for others, no possession goes unshared. It is fitting that the 1976 Lamp be dedicated to a person who has given so much of himself to others. 3 Opening it’s eyes to all the beauty of Nature surrounding it, the tiny bud unfolds. Absorbing all the light and warmth the sun has to offer, It expands and develops into a child of Nature. Reaching a total climax of beauty, the flower then surrenders to the comple- tion of another cycle of existence .... 4 Continuing our cycle of life, we pro- gress through new learning exper- iences as fragile, innocent beings sus- ceptable to many threatening obsta- cles. We grasp the understanding of life through relating to our environment and with our relationships with one Our high school cycle may now be completed, but the cycle of our lives will continue into eternity . . . 5 Dear Mrs. Bryers, How can we thank you for the four years of time, devotion and spirit you have given to our class! Since our Freshman year you have given us the incentive to work and to achieve as a class. There have been many close calls but you al- ways seemed to be there to help us to pull ourselves through. Don’t for- get those cold Saturday mornings at the Bottle Recycling Center or the last minute touch-ups on the Pep Rallies and Proms. But most of all don’t forget the Spirit of ’76 — we’ll never forget you . . . Love always, The Class of ’76. Academics Administration Mrs. Rosalind Ward, Registrar Jack R. Anderson, Superintendent of Schools Colleges Attended: Wayne State University Degree: B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D., 2 years in Berlin BELOW: Donald L. DeLisle, Assistant Principal Colleges Attended: Boston College, U. of Hartford Degree: B.S., M.A.T. 16 years in B.H.S. Mrs. Anne Belomyzy, Bookkeeper Dr. Robert P. Long, Director of Instruction Colleges Attended: Appalachian State U., U. of Connecticut Degree: B.S., M.A., P.hD. 24 years in Berlin High School Mrs. Esther Criniti, Secretary to Principal George B. Cleaveland, Principal Colleges Attended: Michigan State University Degree: B.S., M.A. 1 year at B.H.S. David J. Matthews, Assistant Principal Colleges Attended: Springfield College, Bridewater State College, C.C.S.C. U. of Conn. Degree B.S., M.ed. 7 years at B.H.S. 8 Stanley Sangeloty, Head of Guidance Department Colleges Attended: Springfield College Degree: B.S., M.S., 17 years at Berlin High School Mrs. Ruby Zarotney, Secretary Alice A. Mitchell, Guidance Counselor Colleges Attended: U. of Mass. C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., M.S. 8 years at B.H.S. Elizabeth D. Nelson, School Nurse Butler Hospital School of Nursing Degree: R.N. 12 years at B.H.S. CENTER LEFT Peter G. Naunchek, Guidance Counselor Colleges Attended: Arnold College, U. of Hartford Degree: B.S., M.S., M.Ed. 17 years at B.H.S. Gino Lattanzio, Work Experience Coordin- ator Colleges Attended: U of Hartford Degree: B.A., M.A., C.A.G.S. 18 years at B.H.S. Guidance And Special Services Special Services Spiro Pappas, School Psychologist Colleges Attended: North Adams State U., Boston U. U. of Conn., Syracuse U. Degree: B.S., M.A. 10 years with Berlin. Mrs. Barbara Brown Librarian’s Aid Mia K. McMahon, Librarian Colleges Attended, American U., U. of Hartford, S.C.S.C. S.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., M.ED., M.S. 15 years at B.H.S. CENTER Jeffrey N. Wayne, Media Director Colleges Attended: Susquehanna University, S.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., M.S. 1 year at B.H.S. Ruth M. Earn, Reading Specialist Colleges Attended: Upsala College, N.Y.U. Degree: B.A., M.A. 20 years teaching at B.H.S. Judith L. Cowell, Tutorial Program Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., M.S. 8 years at B.H.S. Evelyn Bernetich Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C., St. Joseph’s College Degree: B.S., M.A. 2 years teaching at BHS - Mark Schmidek, Speech Hearing Therapist Colleges Attended: Marietta College, U. of Connecticut Degree: B.A., M.A. 5 years in B.H.S. Kathryn Bryers Colleges Attended: Hood College, C.C.S.C. Degree: B.A., M.S. 5 years at B.H.S. Foreign Languages Arnold Frost Colleges Attended: U. of Bridgeport, Trinity College Degree: B.A., M.A. 12 years at B.H.S. 11 m m ■ t -s I N Jg Yk ' Art Marsha Strucaly Colleges Attended: S.C.S.C. Graduate Work at S.C.S.C. Degree: Art Education, M.S. 3 years at B.H.S. Patrick W. Phaup, Department Head Colleges Attended: Salem State College, U. of Hartford, C.C.S.C. Degree: B.A., B.S. 16 years teaching at B.H.S. Emilio J. Merlino Colleges Attended: Pratt Institute, S.C.S.C., U. CONN Degree: B.S. 23 years at B.H.S. Christina Re Rizzi Colleges Attended: S.C.S.C., Graduate Work at C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S. 3 years teaching at B.H.S. 12 June K. Czarnecki Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: M.S. 2 years at B.H.S. Betty Trider Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S. 7 years at B.H.S. ABOVE RIGHT: Jeffrey Miller Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., M.S., 8 years at B.H.S. Raymond L. Lowell Colleges Attended: U. of Conn, U. of Hartford Degree: B.S., M.A., C.A.G. 13 years at B.H.S. Ernest Spieler, Department Head Colleges Attended: Teachers College of Conn, Wesleyan University Degree: B.S., M.A.L.S. 20 years at B.H.S. g l l Janet L. Kelly Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C., Trinity De gree: B.S., M.A. 6 years at B.H.S. Carol Virostek Colleges Attended: U. of Mass, C.C.S.C. Degree: B.A., M.A. 5 years teaching at B.H.S. Thomas D. Warburton Colleges Attended: Stonehill College, Bridgewater State College Degree: B.A., M.Ed. 3 years at B.H.S. Diane Wolf Colleges Attended: Green Mountain College, C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S. 1 year teaching at B.H.S. Christine Colaiacovo Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C, Trinity Degree: B.S., M.A. 8 years at B.H.S. Mary Ann Miklos Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S.. M.A. 7 years at B.H.S. 13 Home Economics English Cheryl Cook Colleges Attended: U Conn, C.C.S.C. Degree: B.A., M.S. 6 years at B.H.S. Betsy Magyar Colleges Attended: High Point College, S.C.S.C. Degree: B.A., M.S. 11 years teaching at B.H.S. Donna D. Schilke Colleges Attended: Regis College Degree: B.A. 4 years at B.H.S. Emilie L. Yukna, Department Head Colleges Attended: U. of Conn. Degree: B.S., M.S. 15 years at B.H.S. Diane Boncek Colleges Attended: U. of Conn. Degree: B.S., M.A. 8 years at B.H.S. Pamela C. Dennis Colleges Attended: U. of Conn. Degree: B.S. 1 year at B.H.S. . CENTER LEFT: Robert Recor Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., M.S. 7 years at B.H.S. Industrial Arts Robert F. Poglitsch Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., M.S. 8 years teaching at B.H.S. LEFT: Saverian Tormo Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C., U. of Hartford Degree: B.S., M.S. 19 years at B.H.S. •id R. Pasco leges Attended: C.C.S.C. D ree: B. B., M.S. 6 years at B.H.S. Michael Bergeron Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S. 1 year at B.H.S. ABOVE : Roy Bauchman Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S. 1 year at B.H.S. t h e Philip Crockett Colleges Attended: U. of Conn. Degree: B.A. 5 years teaching at B.H.S. m a t • i c s Martin P. Innes Colleges Attended: U. of Conn., U. of Hartford Degree: B.A., M.A. 19 years teaching at B.H.S. RIGHT: Ken Sherrick Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., Math. 7 years at B.H.S. Robert DiCicco Colleges Attended: U. of Conn. Degree: B.A. 5 years teaching at B.H.S. Richard Kaminski Colleges Attended: Arnold College, S.C.S.C., Holy Cross, St. Joseph College Degree: B.S. 17 years teaching at B.H.S. William Riccio Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., M.S. 1 year teaching at B.H.S. Donald Bates Colleges Attended: Middlebury College, Trinity, Wesleyan U Degree: M.A., B.A., C.A.S. 24 years LEFT: Paul J. Karam, Department Head, Director of Music. Colleges Attended: B.U., C.C.S.C., U. of Conn. Degree: B.M., M.S., 10 years teaching at B.H.S. RIGHT : Jeffrey Neilan Colleges Attended: Westminster College Degree: B.M., 1 year teaching at B.H.S. M u s • i c ABOVE: Theodore Spatkowski Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., 1 year at B.H.S. LEFT: Janet E. Parks, Department Head Colleges Attended: U. Of N.H., C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., M.S., 6 years at B.H.S. Kenneth Parciak Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S. 1 year at B.H.S. Deborah Matta Colleges Attended: S.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., 1 year at B.H.S. William A. Gibney Colleges Attended: Springfield College, Hillyer College Degree: B.S., M.A. 28 years teaching at B.H.S. Donna Liljestrand Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S.,. 1 year at B.H.S. Physical Education Roy E. Fabian, Department Head Colleges Attended: Washington-Lee University, C.C.S.C., U Conn Fairfield University. Degree: B.S., M.A., CAGS. 29 years teaching at B.H.S. Science Ursula E. Spiegel Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S. 1 year at B.H.S. Miner Shepard Colleges Attended: U. of Conn., American University, U. of Hartford, C.C.S.C, S.C.S.C. Degree: B.S. 11 years teaching at B.H.S. CENTER RIGHT: Joan Chichester Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S. 1 year teaching at B.H.S. Lynne Schack Cynthia Sieracki Colleges Attended: U. of Conn. Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S. 5 years at B.H.S. Degree: B.S., M.S. 8 years at B.H.S. 18 Edward Good row, Department Head Colleges Attended: Yale, Trinity, C.C.S.C Degree: B.S., M.A. 25 years at B.H.S. Mr. Hall Colleges Attended: U. of Bridgeport, U. of Connecticut Degree B.S., M.S. 5 years at B.H.S. CENTER LEFT Morton Dondes Colleges Attended: U. of Vermont, U. of Hartford Degree: B.A. 20 years at B.H.S. Nancy Poitras Colleges Attended: C.C.S.C. Degree: B.S., M.S. 10 years teaching at B.H.S. Violet P. Murphy Colleges Attended: Boston U., Simmons College Degree: B.S., M.Ed. 29 years at B.H.S. ' Ss Social Studies James T. Fitzgerald Colleges Attended: Troy State College, Keene State College Degree: B.S., M.E. 6 years teaching at B.H.S. 19 CAFETERIA STAFF: 1ST ROW: M.Stabert, A.Ron- caioli, R. Procko, G. Sargis, B. Akehurst, M. Dut- kiewicz, D. Sachetti 2ND ROW: N. Swanson, M. Pa- delli, P. Picard, B. Ponte, K. Stregowski, M. Fiske, E. Dudek “I don’t give a flying pash or patee what you think!” “All right Smitty, I think you’ve been in detention hall long enogh!” “All right — who’s the nut with the camera?” 20 ABOVE: “All students that will go to C-10, old designation M-l, should now report to B-4 which is the old W-12, except for period 5, which should go to the new cafe- teria, which was the old parking lot . . .???? Is this microphone working???” SECRETARY: G. Neid, TREASURER: L. Young, PRESIDENT: M. Vartanian, VICE-PRESIDENT: F. Sataline The Freshmen began their first year at Berlin High School by electing their class officers, Mark Vartanian, Frank Sataline, Greg Neid, and Leslie Young. The Class of 79, then became officially “oriented” into B.H.S. with lipstick, tur- bans, sheiks and belly-dancer outfits, and the Senior Song. Laurie Adams was cho- sen by the Freshman Class as their Homecoming Attendent. The classes first attimpt at a money making project was their Magazine Drive, which proved to be a very successful step, bringing in a siz- able amount of money into their treasury. They also sponsored a dance in May. The class of 79, ended their profitable year with a Farewell Breakfast to the Seniors. They now have a bright outlook to their future years at B.H.S. Freshmen Class of 1979 1ST HOW: E. Larson, J. Lawrence, T. Liguori, A. Civalii, E. Les ynski, S. Leach, S. Ashekian. 2ND ROW: P. Kaszycki, I) Avery, G. Kristopik, M. Lynch, B. Boscolo. 1ST ROW: K. Miller, D. Miller, K. Nielson, M. Nieman. 2ND ROW L. Mazzarlla, D. Gronback, K. Hopkins, T. McCann, D. Nocera. 3RD ROW: M. Munson, T. Mancino, D. Michaud, T. Mattera. 4TH ROW: J. Mezzio, D. Marsh, B. Gaffney. ROW 1: M. Perkins, K. Davis, D. Nikodym, T. Rackliffe, ROW 2: J. Pavona, D. Schriener, S. Williams, P. Tamburro, R. Piacentini 1ST ROW: B. Herzy, T. Carrubba, H, Hermann, G. Hall. 2ND ROW. D. Cyr, S. Higgins, R. Karoll, M. Hill. CENTER RIGHT, 1ST ROW: S. Cannarella, R. Bickley, K. Bishop, L. Carriere, S. Bylek, H. Brierly. 2ND ROW: L. Adams, T. Bernard, L. Bovee, L. Ahlquist, D. Bernard. 3RD ROW: B. Barrell, G. Alfano, D. Alagna. 1ST ROW B. Dyson, L. Ficks, M. Geremia, N. Gontarz, M. Fagan. 2ND ROW: S. Fusco, M. Grady, J. Faucher, T. For- syth, M. Glatz, B. Deiwert. 24 1ST ROW: B. Robertson, E. Rapacz, B. Grasser, G. Heinzmann. 2ND ROW: G. Miller, R. Lynn, P. Larson, R. Chambrello, G. Nied, L. Ouellette, J. Ruff CENTER LEFT: 1ST ROW: K. Scheer, K. Scalise, J. Saraceno, B. Salonia, L. Ruscio, L. Simeone. B. Silguero. 2ND ROW B. Scaglioia, T. Serravalle, M. Skwiot, F. Satlaline, D. Schmitz. 1ST ROW: B. Reed, P. Root, S. Rugens. 2ND ROW: C. Regan, L. Pracon, C. Rizzico, S. Pal, P. Prey. 3RD ROW: S. Pupecki 1ST ROW: B. Ouellette, M. Nowaki, N. Nygren, P. Pajor, K. Pagani, T. Oullette. 2ND ROW: G. Pac, B. Nelson, A. Oullette, F. Olson. 25 1ST ROW: B. Lombardi, M. Ma- lespini, J. Liegot, H. Larson, S. Marshall. 2ND ROW: K. Knopf, N. Makris, L. Massele, S. Linn. 1ST ROW: L. Infante, 2ND ROW: A. Hubbard, M. Jorsey, B. Kucharczyk. 3RD ROW: M. Kon- icki, L. DiPinto, E. Juchniewicz, S. Haber. 1ST ROW: M. Hafner, W. Gervais, M. Fer- rence. 2ND ROW: P. Hackett, C. Dutkiewicz, D. Durity, 3RD ROW: D. Dombrowski, T. Gates, R. Green. 1ST ROW: L. Czerwinski, B. Dumond, P. Chippo, C. Congor. 2ND ROW: C. Cyr, K. Dehm, K. Dokas, D. DiValentino, 3RD ROW: D. Coburn, L. Conti, L. Christiana. 4TH ROW: C. Cote, J. Cashman, B. Carling. 1ST ROW: M. Conner, Corri- gan, C. Chyra. P. Cornali. 2ND ROW: J. Capen, C. Brester, J. Carfi, A. Ceruti. 3RD ROW J. Bentley, N. Albert, F. Cooper. DOWN TO UP: J. Symolon, A. Switajewski, D. Spada, M. Turner, W. Valentine, D. True, M. Margnelli, R. Stabert, T. Sholly. 1ST ROW: C. Walk, C. Zovich, S. Varrichino, G. Kelly. 2ND ROW: E. Zalewski, M. 1ST ROW: C. Robinson, L. Legnani, M. Ringrose. 2ND Vartanian. V. Ward, C. Nokes, T. Willis, 3RD ROW: B. Westman, S. Molnar, 4TH ROW: E. ROW: B. Seloneer. 3RD ROW: S. Hutchinson, S. Spada, K. Scheer, F. Wish, E. Lauria, L. Young, A. Zovich, S. Ward, L. Wetmore, K. Sargis. Scheer, C. Morin, V. Conger. 1ST ROW: K. Scheer, K. Waller 2ND ROW: P. Davis, N. Fuller, L. Malisz. 3RD ROW: D. St. Amand, K. Davis, M. Rugens. 4TH ROW: J. Nadeau, J. Reinholdt, J. Precourt. 1ST ROW: K. Swanson, S. Tobias, P. Sangeloty, J. Solek, K. Stifel, L. Seaburg, K. Tobias. 2ND ROW: L. Rustek, C. Spearin, M. Grasso, J. Teske, P. McGurgan, J. Sharpe, C. Tomusiak, D. Stakey. 28 TREASURER: J. Vibert, SECRETARY: C. Conti, VICE-PRESIDENT: E. Neilson, PRESI- DENT: B. Carlson Sophomores The Class of 1978 Under the direction of Bill Carlson, Carolyn Conti, Eric Nielson, and Jeff Vibert, the class has spent much of the year making future plans. The Activity Committee, composed of some sev- enty-five concerned Sophomores, met monthly to plan future class projects. The biggest fund raising project for this year was the Sophomore Class Dance which took place on March 19. In addition, the class ex- panded its treasury even further by means of a Flea Market and a “Midnight Movie”. Looking into the future, the Class of ’78 an- ticipates a mid-September arrival of their trea- sured class rings. Distantly in the future, too, is the Junior Prom which has been tentatively scheduled for March of 1977. 1ST ROW: A. Edelson, B. Duson, K. Brenner, L. DeVivo, T. Dubek, B. Biondi. 2ND ROW: C. Dzubay, B. Hayden, G. Froeba, T. Con- nell, C. Dolan, R. Gorneault 1ST ROW: P. Gelmini, N. Gagliardi. 2ND ROW S. Dube, J. Gun- nan, D. Fortier, W. DeGroff. 3RD ROW: S. Hawrylik, J. Gates, G. Krystopik, S. Adams. 1ST ROW R. Chambrello, M. Avery, P. Bakaj, T. Bickley, L. Alberti. 2ND ROW: P. Berlandy, J. Blair, G. Brochu, M. Beal, B. Carlson. ROW 1: LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Jacobson, N. Grib, A. Hart, J. Hinchliffe ROW 2: K. Kuhnly, N. Lavigne, M. Lipetz. ROW 1: B. Peters, S. Pizzo, R. Pellegrino ROW 2: S. Petrofski, J. Schmidt, R. Rice, D. Sasek, B. Robinson ROW 1: K. McDonald, M. Lupia, E. Kineck, B, Larson, J. Parice, C. Lounder. ROW 2: M. Pavano, J. Nelson, S. Newbury, B. Norton, P, Maguda, L. Larson 1ST ROW: K. Sprague, N. Snelgrove, R. Roche. 2ND ROW: J. Sunshine, M. Thibault, G. Saneson, P. Terrinzoni, R. Sylvester, S. Russell KNEELING: P. Averso, J. Cochola, J. Carr, E. Beebe. 2ND ROW: R. Brown, D. Bandzes, D. Dixon, C. Bekanich, M. Bakaj, G. Cotto, J. Dyer, S. Berger, C. Abrahamson, T. Antanaitis. 32 1ST ROW: F. Ferrero, L. Johnson, K. Kelleher, M. Johnson, C. Knopf, S. Kristopik, R. Johnson. 2ND ROW: S. Kelly, T. Maloney, K. Hopkins, J. McHale, B. McKenzie, J. McDonald, N. Maciag, D. Morin, D. Manno, P. Martin. 1ST ROW: J. Gagliardi, R. Garlic, J. GimpI, C. Fazzina, E. Feole. 2ND ROW: M. Kiniry, B. Bradley, J. Kropf, C. Kirsh, M. Huber. 1ST ROW: J. Peshka, L. Meigs, S. Marturano, D. Martin, J. Mute, D. Marino, C. Martin. 2ND ROW: J. Preece, L. Mongillo, K. Peterson, R. Rasemus, J. Peplau, T. Psillas, D. Polanski, S. Marzi. KNEELING: D. Stazewski, B. Skene, J. Swanson, A. Trowbridge, D. 1ST ROW R. Toce, S. Viccaro, D. Wilk, J. O’Rourke. 2ND ROW: S. Ziegler. S. Shubert, D. Stabert, G. Thompson, K. Seagren. STANDING: S. Tomasi, Wunderlee, J. Trudelle, T. Woodruff, L. Paradis, K. O ' Connell D. Schiffert, J. Shoplick, J. Sachetti 33 KNEELING: D. Padelli, D. Nason, K. Robertson. STANDING: T. Sakowicz, R. Revoir, J. Reale, T. Rivera, D. Sartre 1ST ROW: C. Jones, B. Jacques, S. Jorsey, D. Guy. 2ND ROW: K. Lettendre, T. Lombardi, M. Lawson. SITTING: A. Hubbard, D. London, D. Manthey, L. Mahoney STANDING: S. Lennehan, M. Olson, H. Odishoo, E. Nielson, D. Nikodeym, B. Nygren. 14 SITTING: L. Hatch, R. Grant, J. Gontarz. STANDING: T. Infante, D. Lord, M. Luddy, J. Luma, L. Goodell. KNEELING: C. Poppel, R. Ponte. STANDING: R. McNamara, D. Naples, E. Nalewajek IN TREE: D. Weidlich, K. Valickis, L. Ward, J. Vibert, M. Yuniskis. STANDING: K. Warren, P. Yatt, S. Warner. 35 | Juniors Class Of 1977 Led by President Roger Tangney, Vice-President Greg Kayko, Secretary Marie Simeone, and Treasurer Cheryl Tomasi, the Ju- nior Class met with astounding success this year. The booth at the Berlin Fair was their first big money maker. Other functions such as the Junior Dance in April, a Magic Show, a Communal Fund Raiser in March, and Easter Bake Sale, and a Memorial Weekend Car-Wash were other class activities. The highlight of the Junior year for most Juniors was the Junior Prom held on February 14, Valentine’s Day, 1976. Along with the theme “You’ve Made Me So Very Happy” were the colors of ma- roon, pink and white. The evening proved to be a wonderful night for all who attended. The Junior Class Activities Committee, completed their year with plans for the upcoming Senior year. SITTING SECRETARY: M. Simeone, TREASURER: C. Tomasi STANDING: VICE-PRESIDENT: G. Kayko, PRESIDENT: 36 R. Tangney 1ST ROW: G. Franco, M. D’Avanzo, C. Kielb. 2ND ROW: C. Califiore, D. Caron, B. Driver. 3RD ROW: T. Cote, D. Lutkus, R. Scheyd, M. Mattera. STANDING: B. Allario, J. Barcella, M. Avella, B. Ba- sile. SITTING: A. Ander- son, K. Arbour, K. Albert, N. Baccaro, C. Ashekian. 1ST ROW C. Dickenson, G. Davey, P. Cooper, K. DelGreco, A. DiMauro, M. DePaola, 2ND ROW: C. Cyr. D. Dote, R. Fallis, T. Diorio, C. Eyges, R. D’Aquila, G. Dennis, A. Fiducia. SITTING: J. Dunn, T. Dukes, L. Fiske, G. Kayko, J. Gaffney, G. Gordens, C. Giardino, J. Eydenta. STANDING: T. Hunger- ford, T. Hall, A. Jamison, R. Johnson, J. Veley, K. Gribb, S. Gontarz. KNEELING: C. Hutchinson, D. Hill, L. Haynes, D. Michaud. SIT- TING: M. Higgins, C. Hartney, J. King, A. DiMauro, J. Holligan, C. Giardino. STANDING: B. Laviana, T. Laroche, J. Kierwiak, B. Lyons, R. Krug. 1ST ROW: V. Pagano, J. Veley, R. Miller, T. Miele. 2ND ROW: L. Matyschsyk, D. Kaczynski, S. Hungerford, K. Bushey, T. Makris, L. Cimino, M. Meisterling. 40 SITTING: R. Sachetti, M. Simeone, L. Sandquist, J. Salonia. STANDING: L. Roberts, D. Shaheen, G. Seaburg, R. Solek, M. Romatis, P. Skwiot. If K 1ST ROW: T. Pac, A. McAdoo. J. Makris, K. Nelson. 2ND ROW: M. Meeker, J. Meigs, L. Malizia, T, Martin. 1ST ROW: J. Veley, L. Westman, F. Trowbridge, G. McKenzie. 2ND ROW: J. MacFarlene, L. White, N. Zup, N. Wrobel, G. Williams. 3RD ROW: B. Zipadelli, J. Wixon, E. Wolf, P. Trowbridge, STANDING: C. Tomasi, D. Wojtusik. CENTER LEFT: SITTING: L. Nygren, C. Regan. STANDING: R. Preece, D. Perreault, B. Payanis, D. Rizzico, P. Ringrose, B. Pulito. ABOVE: 1ST ROW: C. Vartanian, R. Soucie, P. Tarca, 2ND ROW D. Spencer, T. Taraschuck, J. Turner. STANDING: R. Tangney, F. Tamburro, K. Swerko, S. Szymanoski, D. St. Jarre, G. Stifel, T. Toce, D. Stas- zewski. 1ST ROW: T. Long, C. Kirsh, M. Lombardi, B. Knap- sack, E. Klotz, S. Kleckowski, J. Fiori, B. Munson. 1ST ROW A. Pipkin. H. Psillas. S. Reed. K. Pagella. 2X1) ROW M. Partyka, S. Poe. J. Ritter. 1ST ROW J. Bartkowski, D. Ahlquist, R. Bennett. 2ND ROW: N. Blank. R. Austin, L. Adams. 3RD ROW J. Benjamin. B. Bandzes. STANDING: J. Allen. J. Alberti, E. Abrahamson, B. Anson. We recall the games of youth, The dreams and expectations, The joy and tears, The past but a memory, The future — a hope. We’ve become firmer, quieter, Warmer, only to find we wish to Speak out; To be free to express ourselves In words or art or Music or love. We’ve seen the sun unfolding life, And realize that today is soon yesterday. And there will be a new tomorrow. We smile just a bit, Remembering all our good times, All our friends . . . And we find that no friendship Can cross our path, without Leaving some mark on it forever. 44 • s ' - Activities Yearbook . . A very special experience learn- ing to work as one . . . putting forth all that we have, time, effort, concern . . . at times it seemed as if we would never reach our goal . . but we did, proving it by our final results. This yearbook would not be com- plete without mentioning one more very special person, our yearbook ad- visor, Mrs. McMahon. She started us on our way and was always there to brighten our spirits when we were up to our ears in deadlines. Thanks for all your help; it is greatly appreciated. The 1976 Editors and Staff YEARH )K STAFF SITTING: N. Dunn, Assistant Editor: Mrs. McMahon. Yearbook Advisor; K. Ferro. Editor In- Chief; STANDING: L. Keezing, Assistant Business Editor; L. Rackliffe. Literary Editor; L. Misteri. Girls ' Sport Editor; D. Berube, Boys ' Sport Editor; R. Culver, Art and Layout Editor; T. Kiniry, Assistant Boys ' Sport Editor; D. McHale, Girls ' Sport Editor; P. Briganti. Assistant Photographer; C. Gaffney. Art and Layout Editor; J. Scalise. Assistant Photographer; S. Woodruff, Photography Editor; R. Herr. Business Editor. Missing from picture Colleen Cooney, Literary Editor THEATER GOERS: ROW 1: J. Dunn, C. Hartney, D. Fraleigh, P. Califiori, C. Califiori, D. Scheehan. N. Blank. ROW 2: L. Lund. K. Hartney, S. Piaskowski, J. Radda, H. Psillas, M. Simeone. H. Collins, R. Herr, C. Larson, T. Cote. ROW J L. Mongillo, A. Lewchik, M. Meisterling, E. Klotz, D. Couburn, T. Powers. REACON STAFF SITTING: L. Jurkoic. J. Wilk: Co-Editor, C. Quedens; Co-Editor. STANDING: V. Williams, H. Jurkoic, B. Charamut, T. Cugno. J. Scalise, B. Veley, D. Rizzico, G. Gordens. C. Nilson. B. Clark. Al ' DIO VISl ' AL CU R KNEELING: J. Kobylarz. J. Gates. S. Pavano. STANDING: M. Lawson. B. e- lev. J. Forsythe. FUTURE TEACHERS: 1ST ROW: C. Tomasi. N. Addamo. H. Collins. R. Koache. S. Russel. 2ND ROW K. Del Greco. A. Klipp. M. Simeome, -J. DeSta- sio. R. McNamara. B. Robinson. A. Hubbard. -IRI) ROW: Radda. A. Lew- chik. L. Cimino. L. Malizia. R. Knaus. R. Grant. M. Wardner. ABOVE. MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB: ROW I: -I. Carr. T. Dukes. D. Landin. G. Thompson, L. Kropf, I. Makris, S. DelGreco. ROW 2: M. Bigley. R. Pellegrino, K. Warren. K. Pagella, K. Hutchinson, C. Zaleski. J. King. K. Mac- Donald, D. Bandz.es, C. Larson. ROW :i; D. St. •larre. M. Warner, L. Barrett, Treasurer; K. Pappas, M. Vigra, D. Saja, M. Corsino, Presi- dent: L. Molloy. Missing from photo: L. Guenther, S. Pizzo, K. Brester, Vice-President; S. Dunn, E. Klipp, Secretary; T. Carr. El Tl RE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA: ROW I : Mrs. B. Trider. Advisor; K. Bosse. ice- President; K. Ferro, Treasurer. H. Collins, President; M. Gimpl, Secretary. ROW 2: L. Fiske, N. W : robel, I. Makris. F. Trowbridge. 48 DISTRIBUTIVE EDU- CA TION CLUB KNEEL- ING: S. Munson, Assistant Store Manager; L. Fiske, Treasurer; K. Bushey, Store Manager; F. Turner, Vice-President; R. Culver, President; Miss J. Czar- necki. Advisor; D. Bon- sant, T. Taraschuk. STANDING: J. McColl, S. Nocera, K. Maguda, J. Ku- charczyk, C. Bloethe, F. Trowbridge, C. Calafiore, T. Toce, N. Michalski, G. Davey, L. Haynes, D. Abair, K. Peplau, M. An- geli, M. Demma, B. Brownstein, B. Tanguay, SMOKING COM- MITTEE ROW 1; S. Ciezynski, D. Cote, L. Bartolucci, P. Lavigne, J. Mac- Farlane, L. Renock ROW 2: T. Peter- son, V. Jones, P. Fa- gan, L. Warchol, J. McColl, S. Faila, J. Clemens, L. Grasso ROW 3: R. Haynes, F. Negri, L. Dorn- fried, C. Swanson, B. Zuder, C. New- bury, B. Lyons, N. Baccarro, C. Giar- dino, C. Cooney. MEDIA CLUB: 1st ROW: Mr. J. Wayne, T. Gates, J. Forsythe, E. Scheer, D. Stakey, A. Lynn. 2ND ROW D. Rizzico, D..Loi- selle, M. Longstaff. P. Skwiot, K. Zup, Mrs. M. McMahon. 49 SENIOR GIRL ' S LEAGUE: 1ST ROW: L. Mrotek, A. Bobrowski, M. Rudge, C. Gaffney, C. Weber, L. Rackliffe, A. Lynch, P, Kochunas, S. Marks, D. Mothersele, L. Misteri, L. Medvec, L. Molloy, M. Corsino, S. Bovee, K. Maitz, D. Abair, S. McAdoo, L. Kropf, H. Collins. K. Ferro, L. Bucchi, M. Gontarz, J. Saraceno, K. Grady, E. Lund, M. Lougee. 2ND ROW N. Addamo, D. Nason, M. Bigley, W ' . Nielan, President, J. Maloney; R. Charamut; J. Biondi, I. Makris, R. Culver, C. Cyr, L. Lavigne, J. Radda, S. Leone, W. Jedd. GIRL ' S LEAGUE: ROW I ; M. Vigra, M. Miesterling, M. Higgins, L. Cimino, B. Biondi, D. Guy, A. Hart, C. Bouchard, L. DeVivo, T. Bickley, P. Califiore. ROW 2: C. Larson, R. Brown, C. Conti, N. Siriotis. C. Hutchinson, C. Tomasi, R. Roche, M. Lupia. K. Pagella, L. White, M. Simeone, J. Dunn, H. Psillas, K, MacDonald, S. Russell, S. Kristopik, J. Gimpl, K. Albert, P. Bakaj, D. Marino. ROW 3: A. Lewchik, L. Mongillo, J. Bartkowski, M. D ' Avanzo, B. Robinson, D. Campanella, E. Feole, L. Westman. J. Destasio, K. Brenner, A. Hubbard, R. McNamara, J. Hinchliffe, T. Dubuc, A. Klipp. SERVICE CLUB 1ST ROW S. Cop.T. Cugno, M. Fagan, S. Pechout, P. Sangeloty, G. DeGroff.T. KloU, M. Ringrose, T. Powers. 2ND ROW S SS Parsons ' B. Veley, J. Llise, I. Sargis, K. Meehan, G. Glatz, C. Hamilton, J. Miezejewski, 3RD ROW: Munson, R. Tangney. B. Knapsack, D. Carfi, K. Grib. 4TH ROW M. Kiniry, F. Conlon, T. Diorio, R. Miller, S. Reed, J. Kierwak, B. Pulitc , 5TH ROW, R. Sylvester, J. Kropf, B. Carlson, J. Fiori, M. McCann, E. Nielson, B. Mayer, M. Meehan, F. Conlon, N. Snelgrove. 6TH ROW T. Kiniry, Vice-President, E. Klotz, Secretary; B. Yukna, Vice-President; P. Briganti, Treasurer; J. Margnelli, President. BOY S STATE: J. Margnelli, S. Woodruff, T. Kiniry, B. O’Reilly, B. Yukna, F. Schreiner, P. Sangeloty, T. Powers, R. Herr, E. Lougee. 51 MATH TEAM: SEAT- ED: P. Cornali, D. Spada, D. Gibeley 1ST ROW M. Johnson, S. Williams, C. Poppel, T. Connell, G. Gordens, R. Herr, N. Snelgrove 2ND ROW: E. Lougee, Mr. R. DiCicco, Advi- sor. 52 PEP CLUB: 1ST ROW: R. Culver, D. Campanelli, D. Berube, A. Klipp, A. Boissonault. 2ND ROW H. Col- lins, L. Zucchi, A. Hart, K. Ferro, L. Rackliffe, E. Klipp, K. Marble, B. Biondi, L. Cimino, L. Adams. 3RD ROW: S. Marzi, J. Gaffney, L. Kropf, A. Bobrowski, E. Feole, C. Regan. STUDENT COUNCIL: 1ST ROW: C. Bouchard, M. Lupia, T. Bickley, C. Conti, C. Tomasi, C. Chyra, S. Molnar, M. Costa, M. Komcki, P. Cornah, B Oulette, K. Pagella, N. Albert, L. Mongillo, D. Campanella, L. Cinimo, M. Higgins, E. Feole, M. Jeremia, R. Tangney, B. Carslon, F. Conlon, R. Austin, R. Sylvester. 2ND ROW: J. Margenelli, L. Kropf, J. Saraceno, C. Hartney, M. Lougee, R. Herr, R. Charamut, P. Mullen, M. Simeone, C. Weber, W. Jedd, S. Kleckowski, T. Powers. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: 1ST ROW R. Herr. President; M. Lougee, Vice-President; L. Kropf, Treasurer; C. Gaffney, Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: 1ST ROW W. Jedd, Treasurer; S. Kleck- owski, Vice-President; Tim Powers, President; C. Weber, Recording Secretary, M. Simeone, Corresponding Secretary. HONOR SOCIETY: 1ST ROW C. Gaffney, R. Herr, M. Lougee, L. Kropf. 2ND ROW: M. Gontarz, K. Grady, A. Tamburro, C. Quedens, E. Klipp, D. McHale, P. Mullen. :1RD ROW S. Woodruff, R. Bezz, B. 0 Reilly, M. Andrukiewicz, J. Saraceno, L. Rascoe, L. Jurkoic, E. Marciczkiewicz, J. Wilk, L. Medvec, S. McAdoo, D. Nason, K. Maitz, P. Kochunas, Mrs. Virostek. Advisor. Missing from picture; J. Basile, M. Fagan, E. Lougee, C. Todeschini, D. Yuniskis. 53 RAND: 1ST ROW: L. Rackliffe, L. Bovee, B. Zippadelli, M. Lynch, E. Scheer, C. Knopf, T. Miele, S. Malespini, R. Rasemus, M. Meehan, F. Sataline, W. Jedd. 2ND ROW: J. Biondi, M. Malespini, D. Alquist, N. Wrobel, S. Ashekian, D. Stazewski, L. Zucchi, K. MacDonald, J. Gimple. 3RD ROW: K. Kelleher, C. Nokes, M. Jorsey, H. Psillas, C. Cyr, C. Davey, M. Gontarz, M. Ringrose, K. Ashekian. 4TH ROW: N. Nygren, K. Hopkins, K. Scheer, L. Mazzarella, B. Biondi, R. Culver, A. Hubbard, J. King, J. Dunn, P. Sangeloty, L. Lund. 5TH ROW: E. Marciekiewicz, T. Rackliffe, B. Kucharczyk, L. Ficks, N. Gontarz, L. Rustek, D. Stazewski, N. Baccaro, H. Klein. 6TH ROW: K. Grib, E. Lund, J. Drachenburg, R. Lombardi, F. Olson, A. Hart, C. Locke, L. Malizia, M. Lipetz, M. Vigra, A. Boissonault. 7TH ROW: D. Nason, L. Medvec, J. Gaffney, S. Cop, K. Rustek, L. Nygren, L. Serravalle, J. Waters, Mr. Paul Karam, Director, J. Mezzio, C. Dzubay, B. Westman, K. Sargis, S. Gontarz, M. Meisterling, C. Marble, E. Feole. 8TH ROW: S. Marzi, M. Lombardi, C. Dolan, K. Davis, L. Barrett, S. Hawrylik, R. Dokas, D. Kurnik, D. Lutkus, S. Williams, R. Rasemus, P . Knaus. 9TH ROW: P. Kauchunas, D. Rizzio, D. Wiedlich, M. Connor, B. Dennis, J. Faucher, V. Maturano, R. Ruck, K. Meehan, S. Fusco, S. Pechout, M. Higgins. 10TH ROW M. Lombardi, T. Mancino, S. Rugens, P. Tamburro, F. Tamburro, J. Giramonti, A. Lynn, M. Lupia, B. Davey. 11TH ROW: J. Steven, B. Valecicis, S. Berger, K. Denney, J. Pavano, C. Davis, T. Long, G. Nied, B. Bosco, B. Mayer. 12TH ROW: P. Sangeloty, D. Kreutzer, C. Cote, B. Casey, M. Johnson, L. Bucchi, C. Bouchard, H. Collins. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: SEATED: M. Gontarz, C. Locke, L. Medvec, C. Cyr, E. Lund. 1ST ROW: M. Lipetz, L. Barrett, S. McAdoo, S. Piaskowski, R. Culver. 2ND ROW: C. Davis, W. Jedd, D. Wardner, S. Pechout, S. Cop. 3RD ROW: S. Malespini, R. Dokas, B. Casey, R. Ruck, G. Glatz, K. Meehan, D. Kreutzer, P, Carlson, J. Steven, C. Davey, K. Rustek, L. Serravalle. PEP BAND: ROW 1; B. Mayer. F. Tamburro, K. Grib, G. Glatz, S. Pechout, P. Carlson ROW 2: M. Meehan, S. Fusco, M. Lupia, P. Sangeloty, J. Stevens ROW 3: P. Tamburro, K. Rustek, L. Serravalle MIXED CHORUS 1ST ROW G. McAdoo, Secretary; S. McAdoo, Treasurer; K. Maitz, Vice-President; V. Larson, President. 2ND ROW N. Blank. K. Nelson, S. Petrossi, L. Infonte. N. Addamo, M. Rudge, N. Albert. E. Klipp. 3RD ROW J. Dunn, H. Psillas, C. Gontarz, L. Mongillo. J. Maturano. D. Lonin, P. Cornali. 4TH ROW: S. Hungerford, A. Caliandri, J. Maloney, T. Ingante, K. Davis, D. Seja, K. Warren, N. Dunn, 5TH ROW P. Kochunas, T. Martin, T. Mrotek, D. Nason, W. Neilan, S. Marks, C. Volze, S. Gontarz, T. Long, M. Andrukewicz, N. Psillas. 6TH Conger, IX Spada, t Davis, D. Kuzenski, L. Medvec. C. Bennett, D. Shaheen, S. Vericcio, D. Lutkus, T. Cote, P. Fecteau, G. Williams. MISSING PROM PICTURE K. Swerko, T. Cosgrove, R. Garlick, A. Tamburro, L. Liegot, L. Rackliffe. SPECIAL CHOIR: ROW Mr. J. Neilan, Director, S. Hungerford, L. Rackliffe. E. Klipp, N. Blank, C. Davis, C. Voltz, J. Spada, G. McAdoo, A. Tamburro, L. Larson, J. Gontarz, D. Kaczynski, K. Swerko, V. Larson, S. McAdoo ROW 2: T. Cosgrove, S. Gontarz, S. Varrichio, T. Long, J. Pscillas, A. Zovich, K. Maitz, T. Martin, K. Nelson, K. Warren. 55 ART CLUB: SEATED: P. Lavigne, B. Valickis, P. Richards, K. Sprague, S. Petrofski, S. Bekanich, F. Feraro. STANDING: M. Simeone, C. Bitei, P. Bakaj, G. Gordens, M. Skwiot J. Biondi, J. Sunshine, K, Ashekian. D. Manthey, R. Charamut. DRAMA CLUB: 1ST ROW R. Gar- lick, D. Shaheen, D. Miller, K. Davis, R. Charamut N. Blank 2ND ROW: T. Cote, B. Snelgrove, L. Mrotek, W. Neilan, P. Nason, L. Mongillo. 3RD ROW: N. Addamo, P. Kochunas, K. Maitz, D. Mothersele, S. Bovee, S. Marks, L. Medvec, M. Rudge. MORNING ANNOUNCERS: K. Swerko, W. Jedd , N. Blank CHESS CLUB D. Morin, G. Buzzuto, S. Williams, R. Brown, D. Rizzico. 56 “0o placidly am id the noise and haste, and remember what peace- there may be in silenee . . . Cooperative Work Experience Diversified Occupations WORK STUDY: 1ST ROW L. Bucchi, A. Caliandre. 2ND ROW R. Lerzo, G. Malone. R. Cvr, G. Berger, J. Zackowski. B. Zouter, Mr. Lattanzio. 3RD ROW: J. Barcella. M. McMahon. J. Albert. B. Cyr, D. Dyer, F. Rampone, C. Haber. CWE DO, B.H.S. SENIORS. 1ST ROW J. Basile, A. Lynch, N. Friend. D. Evdenta, D. Campanella, L. Bucchi. 2ND ROW R. Cyr, F. Rampone. R. Gut, B. Teske, C. Haber, R. Lerzo, D. Dyer, G. Berger, F. Berti, G. Malone, W. Zuder. To Get A Good Job — Get A Good Education Initiation Garbed as Sheiks and Belly Dancers, the freshmen were throughly initiated into Berlin High School. With jewels in their navels, and turbans around their heads they were exposed to the merciless Seniors. They portrayed their talents in the areas of singing, dancing, begging, and lug- ging an armful of books. The climax of the week was the Orientation dance where the mighty Senior Court sen- tenced the freshmen to embarassing and funny perfor- mances. School Store Opening November 26th marked the grand opening of the school store, “Odds’n’Ends.” In its new room with plenty of space, we were all anxious to see what it would have to offer. It became an instant success, offering such things as candy, pens, other school needs, school shirts, jackets and jewelry. A large amount of students’ talents are displayed in various craft works. The highlight of the opening was the raffling of a 3-foot tall stuffed bird and a jacket. Tickets went fast, selling at a mere quarter. Everyone waited eagerly for the announce- ment of the winners. Two lucky people went home with the great prizes. Homecoming, A November 1st marked the date of Berlin High School’s annual affair, Homecoming. Charlene Cyr reigned as our Homecoming Queen with Senior Attendant; Cheryl Gaffney, Junior Attendant; Nancy Baccaro, Sophomore attendant; Chris Bouchard, and Freshmen Attendant; Laurie Adams. The afternoon ceremonies at the football game went well with the brisk autumn air bringing chills to our spines. The climax of the affair was the Homecoming Dance held that evening in the McGee Gym. Shades of blue set the mood while everyone Tradition danced to and enjoyed the music of “Onyx”. The height of the evening occured when the reigning queen Karen Nalewajek returned to re- linquish her crown to Charlene. It was an enjoyable evening and proved to be a great success to all those who devoted their time to the dance. On December 5th, 1975, the first activity in the new gym took place. It was the Honor Society Induction Ceremony. Twelve members of the senior class were inducted into this National organization. The in- troductory address was deliv- ered by Robert Herr, Presi- dent of the Berlin Chapter of the National Honor Society, and the Guest speaker was Mr. G. Cleaveland, Principal of Berlin High. A reception in the Media Center immediately fol- lowed the ceremony. 1975 proved to be a real “Premiere Year”. Not only did it mark the opening of the new school addition, but also the premiere of the Girl’s League Holiday dance. The dance, held on December 20 in the McGee Gym, was highlighted by the snowstorm. The weather helped to set the mood for the holiday dance. The gym was decorated in the Christmas spirit and showed the detailed work involved. Music was provided by Sextant. The dance proved to be a great success. “ Barefoot In The Park ” This years production of the annual drama club play was “Barefoot in the Park”, a comedy by Neil Simon. The play was presented on Feb. 5th and 7th at the McGee School Auditorium under the direction of Jeffrey Nielan. Dawn Nason and Jeff Trudelle headed the cast along with Maryann Trudelle, Gary Williams, Ralph Zovich, and Doug Shaheen. It proved to be a successful night for the drama club and an entertaining one for the audience. “Nothing great ms ever achieved without enthusiast’ — Emerson 69 Cross Country This year the cross-country team enjoyed its best season ever. For the first time in Berlin history the team qualified for the state meet held at Timberlin Golf Course. The Red- coat Harriers came extremely close to winning the Northwest Conference, loosing by one point to a strong Farmington team. With a 9-4 record and only 3 seniors graduating, the Redcoats have strong prospects for the state title next year. CROSS COUNTRY 1ST ROW: G. Brochu, J. Vibert, D. Staszewski, K. Scheer; Man- ager. 2ND ROW: B. Bandzes, D. Anson, R. Tangney, J. Margnelli. 3RD ROW C. VARSITY FOOTBALL 1ST ROW: J. Scalise, D. Loiselle, P. Fecteau, P. DelGreco, P. McQueeney, M. Favrow, T. Klotz, A. Coppa. G. DeGroff, P. Carlson, S. Parsons. 2ND ROW: G. Dennis, S. Sargis, C. Vartanian, C. Cambell, B. Pulito, S. Reed, N. Hage. 3RD ROW T. Kiniry, P. Berlandy, T. Psillas. E. Nielsen, J. Kropf, M. Kiniry, T. Rivera, J. Fiori, M. McCann, D. Gervais. 4TH ROW B. Carlson, M. Lipetz, M. Huberts, K. Letender, C. Kirsch, T. Wrobel, M. Beal, Manager D. Berube. 5TH ROW: R. Revoir, D. Nikodym, T. Scalise, R. Scaglioia, D. Christiana, J. Blair, J. Palzer. 6TH ROW: D. Polanski, P. Tirinzoni, B. Munson, G. Kayko, T. Marble, J. Kierwiak, T. Pac. SENIOR SQUAD 1ST ROW P. McQueeny, M. Favrow, T. Klotz. 2ND ROW: P. DelGreco, D. Gervais, P. Carlson, D. Loiselle, J. Scalise, T. Kiniry, N. Hage, S. Parsons, P. Fecteau, A. Coppa, G. DeGroff. RIGHT HEAD COACH: Mr. David Mat- thews FAR RIGHT TRI-CAPTAINS: T. Klotz, M. Favrow, P. McQueeny 72 Football — Football season was marked by rain and injuries. Along with the mud, cuts, breaks, and bruises, many exciting moments of Berlin Football will not be forgotten. Double sessions . . . What locker room? . . . “Where’s the Band? . All- Conference End Paul McQueeny . . . “All I have to hear is rumor!” We’ll beat Middletown! . . . DMZ . . . Team Effort . . A-right, 22-Trap. W5 3 m COACHES LEFT TO RIGHT: William Baccaro, David Matthews, Patrick Phaup. Timothy Fitzgerald. LEFT FRESHMAN FOOTFALL TEAM 1ST ROW: T. Forsyth, B. Davey. B. Baclaski, B. Gaffney, K. Sargis, B. Westman, C. Walk. 2ND ROW J. Carfi, K. Allario. P. Larson. F. Sataline, A. Cyr. A. Zovich 3RD ROW Mr. Wysocki; Coach. J. Sharpe, B. Carling, D. Cyr. G. Pac. A. Picard, M. Odishoo, T. Shollv, Mr. Menna; Coach. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: ROW 1; C. Gaffney. ROW 2; K. Grady, D. Campanella. ROW 3; D. McHale, A. Klipp, R. Charamut. ROW 4; C. Weber, L. Rascoe, A. Tamburro, C. Ashekian ■J V CHEERLEADERS: Co-Cap tain, T. Dubuc; Mrs. Malta, Advisor; W ' . DeGroff, Co-Captain. J.V. CHEERLEADERS: 1ST ROW: R. McNamara, C. Lounder, L. Adams, M. Nieman, 2ND ROW: K. Nielson, W. DeGroff, L. Legnani, L. Kropf, 3RD ROW: T. Dubuc, D. DiVa- lentino, J. Hinchliffe. LEFT VARSITY CAPTAINS: C. Gaffney, captain; K. Grady, co-captain. SENIOR DRILL TEAM: C. Cyr. R. Culver, Captain, E. Marciczkiewicz, P. Kochunas, L. Medvec, D. Nason, J. Biondi. Co-Captain; L. Lund. DRILL TEAM TOP TO BOTTOM C. Cyr; R Culver, Captain; F. Marcicz- kiewicz, K. Kelleher, J. Biondi, Co-Captain; A. Hart, P. Knaus, M. Meisterling, P. Kochunas, S. Marzi, L. Medvec, J. Gaffney, D. Nason, K. Marble, M. Higgins, E. Feole, A. Boissonault, L. Lund, L. Zucchi. DRILL TEAM CAPTAINS: J. Biondi, Co- COLOR GUARD CAPTAIN L. Kropf. Captain; R. Culver, Captain. RELOW COLOR GUARD: KNEELING: L. Sandquist. E. Fitzsimmons, H. Collins, L. BELOW SENIOR COLOR Gl ARD: L. Bucchi, L. Kropf, Captain; A. Mrotek. STANDING: C. Bouchard, L. Bucchi, A. Bobrowski, Captain, L. Kropf, B. Bobrowski, H. Collins, E. Fitzsimmons. L. Mrotek. Biondi. VARSITY RASKETRALL 1ST ROW: .). Margnelli, T. Cugno. 2ND ROW D. Marsh, G, Dennis, W. Knapsack, E. Klotz, F. Schriener, W. Yukna, P. Sangeloty, J. Genis, B. Bradley, M. Beal, Coach G. Hall George Hall; Varsity Coach, W. Yukna, F. Schriener; Co- Captains. Basketball The basketball team moved into its newly constructed gym. Highlighting the season was the victory over Aquinas and the state C.I.A.C. Tournament. The Redcoats having the most competitive schedule of all time, finished the season with a 13-8 record. “That’s our T-Bird” . . . Hey baby . . . Stick-it Gentlemen . . . Square . . . Wilkerson and Thompson . . . 172 hot dogs?! . . . Pepe Kg : . i .J. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL 1ST ROW: J. Pavano, K. Sargis, J. Faucher, D. Wnuk, K. Penney, B. Boscolo, J. Precourt. 2ND ROW: J. Capodice; Coach, S. Ashekian; Manager, B. Baclaski, S. Fusco, B. Carling, K. Scheer, D. Schreiner, G. Nied, F. Sataline, K. Parciak; Coach. r i • . A H jfcEc Kv m iJ H lUu A ■jjsa J ir J.V BASKETBALL TEAM 1ST ROW J. Vibert; Manager, T. Maloney, P. Berlandy, D. Polanski, G. Grigorian, J. Nesta, 2ND ROW: D. Poppel; Manager. G. Brochu, K. Hop- kins, B. Carlson, R. Sylvestor, B. Nygren, M. Kiniry. Girls’ Basketball The girl’s basketball team successfully defended their Northwest Conference Crown. Overcoming all conference foes, the Lady Redcoats compiled a perfect 8-0 con- ference record. Coach Kelly’s girls quali- fied for the state C.I.A.C. Tournament and finished the season with an impressive 14-5 record. BASKETBALL 1ST ROW: TRI-CAPTS. L. Barrett, J. Pajor, L. Misteri 2ND ROW: K. DelGreco, N. Grib, P. Sangeloty, D. Coburn, L. Conti, S. Bottomley, B. Kucharczyk 3RD ROW: C. Nokes, K. Brenner, V. Williams, R. Dickinson, K. Miller, D. Miller, Coach re , Wrestling 76 introduced the first interscholastic wrestling team to Berlin High. Under the knowledgeable coaching of Mr. Riccio. The wrestlers spent many long hours practicing and training to compile a 5-2 record. Bobeir! . . . Get the garbage off the mat . . . swell . . . Bloody noses . . Pencil necks Kid Grapple Moltravating man . . Penchowent ... Fish ... Roll the mats. WRESTLING TEAM: KNEELING: J. Meigs, N. Snelgrove, D. Waida, A. Zovich, G. Soneson. STANDING: Coach W. Riccio, D. Staszewski, B. Gibeley, T. Serravalle, R. Ponte, K. Letendre, P. Briganti, S. Pechout, G. Cacciola, B. McBriarghty, R. Cyr, J. Mezzio, G. Hall; Manager. Jaces from Miss Cook’s English classes celebrated the bicentenial by becom- ing people from the past. They dressed as great Americans and enhanced the Bicenten- ial spirit in our School. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT DONALD BERUBE ■a A ' A I l H Assembly of Oreat Americans OLD FASHIONED BRIDE AND C.ROOM BILLY YUKNA AND JULIE MALONEY The torch still burns, and because it does, there remains for all of us a chance to light up the tomorrows . . . 90 AN AMISH WOMAN WENDY NIELAN TEDDY ROOSEVELT PETER DELORECO the Past ABE LINCOLN JOHN SCALISE . . . and brighten the future. For me, this is the challenge that makes life worthwhile. — Robert Kennedy MAMMY — GONE WITH THE WIND SUSAN MARKS THE GODFATHER MIKE RINGROSE MAE WEST GERALDINE MATTERA 91 We began our four years at Berlin High as wide-eyed freshmen, as pleas of “Where’s the Math Lab” and “My ! $ locker is jammed!” echoed through the crowded halls. We elect- ed our first set of class officers, Jay Margnelli as president, Tony Kiniry as vice-president, Lisa Rackliffe as secretary and Cheryl Gaffney as trea- surer. With Mrs. Bryers as our class advisor we began our activities. First on the agenda was the Pep Rally, in which we looked ahead to our four years of school as “The Spirit of ’76.” When initiation came around we dressed ourselves as Gladys and Ty- rone. It was a real blast as we were left to the mercy of the Seniors. Mar- jorie Gimpl reigned as out Homecom- ing attendent in Debbie’s court. The basketball team carried away the Northwest Conference Trophy as we eagerly cheered them on. We wel- comed Mr. Edward Dorsett to our school as associate principal. Fund raising projects for our treasury in- cluded bottle recycling and a maga- zine drive — (Remember those But- tons!). Closing out the year we bid farewell to the seniors in Alice’s Res- Senior Class History: Freshmen Year Sophomore Year As know-it-all sophomores we had one year behind us as we watched the ding-a-ling freshmen being initiated. Jay Margnelli, Billy Yukna, Lisa Rackliffe and Cheryl Gaffney led the class. McDonald’s Land became the theme for the Pep Rally as we dressed as French Fries, Hamburgers and even Ronald McDonald. But to our disappointment the Seniors shouted their way to victory. Charlene Cyr represented us at Homecoming in Joyce’s court. The crowded hallways became too crowed as we fought for our new addition. Little did we know how long it would take, but everything turned out okay as the sophomore dance proved to be a real success. Once again the basketball team claimed the Northwest Conference champion- ship. We recycled more glass to boost our treasury. Mini-courses diverted our attention for one week as we learned to refinish furniture and change car tires. Construction began as we looked forward to a very interesting Junior Year. 1 Junior Year . . . Our junior year brought about many exciting events to be planned. We watched all the steel framing of our addition being put up and wondered if it would be finished by Spring. Once again Jay Margnelli lead the class with Stan Cop, Lisa Bucchi, and Cheryl Gaffney. We transformed the guidance lobby into a miniature Disney Land for the Pep Rally. Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck and all of Disney’s characters helped us to portray our spirit in trying for the Trophy. We got our feet wet with the dunking booth at the Berlin Fair. As our first booth we raised money and had a lot of fun. Our long awaited rings came in November as we broke the tradition by handing them out at a pot luck supper in the Cafeteria. The Junior Dance followed. Janet Biondi was our Junior attendent at Homecoming. Arriving back from Christmas vacation we felt the full blow of Construction as once again we inquired, “Where’s the Math Lab?” Spring brought about the Junior Prom with the theme “Just You and Me”. We dined and danced to the music of Stonehedge, and Mindy Lougee reigned as our Queen. Donna Bober and Liz Lund appeared as her atten- dents. Mini-courses offered new and exciting studies for a week of relax- ation. The addition continued and so did our longing to be Seniors. Senior Year “I don’t believe it, you mean were finally Seniors!” Yes, the long awaited year was finally here, along with the Bicentennial, the new addition, and the new administration. The board of education began its search for a new principal when Dr. Long left the high school to become the town’s Education Coordinator. Meanwhile Mr. Delisle was acting principal. In early November the new princi- pal was chosen; Mr. Cleaveland. We opened the year with the traditional Senior Motorcade and truly showed our spirit. Jay, Stan, Becky, Patty, and Cheryl were our class officers. Then Freshman Orientation began. We had the freshman dress up as Sheiks and Bellydancers. The week ended as a real success. Homecoming ’75 saw Charlene as its queen and Cheryl as its Attendent. The Senior Concession Stand pulled in a lot of money for the class during football season. Along with the winter months came college application time. Senioritis seemed to be an epidemic within the class but most of us survived. Before we could blink the Senior Ball was here. How many days until Gradu- ation?? 100 101 Senior Class Notables BEST SMILE: Paul Briganti and Colleen Cooney DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS: Jay Margnelli and Karen Ferro BEST ALL AROUND: Stan Cop and Doreen Cote 102 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Don Berube and Angela Tamburro MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Bob Herr and Mindy Lougee MOST MUSICAL: Paul Sangeloty and Ann Bobrowski 10 3 BEST DRESSED: John Genis and Robin Culver CLASS BLUSHERS: Matthew Fagan and Judy Clemens CLASS CLOWNS: John McColl and Lisa Dornfried 104 CLASS WOLVES: Scott Parsons and Judy Hadda MOST STUDIOUS: Karl Nilson and Lorraine Brown 105 CLASS HEADACHES: John Genis and Lisa Dornfried FRIENDLIEST: Stan Cop and Mindy Lougee M0ST ARTIST,C: KU ’ tz and Cher y Gaffne y 106 but even then never I so clearly saw. All the laughter and the fun and the friends and I feel I should say thanks for all the good times we’ve had. It was never a memory, just another day. DENISE ABAIR When you ' re born you cry — every- body .smiles. When you die you smile — everybody cries. LIKES: “Bummer . J. S., Me. J. S., S.C.A.S., Boston, Fenway, basketball games, G. H. Beach, Waterloo”, N. B. Library, Loggins + Messina, tennis, W. H. W. B., Midi Mart, W. L., Chinese fire drills. DISLIKES: 9 19 75, 12 31 74, social scene, B. B. AMBITION: Merchandising. MARK ANDRUKIEWICZ “Drukes” Happiness is being Polish LIKES: Softball on Sundays, B.Y.S.T., The Wholegang, C.Y.O., 65 Pontiac, Chorus, the beach, Berlin Pharmacy, and Folk Group. DISLIKES: Homework, dents in car doors, nothing to do, and leaking gas tanks. AMBITION: Engineering NELLA ADDAMO We secure our friends not by accept- ing favors but by doing them. LIKES: Dawn, Wendy, Lisa, “Our Gang , All my friends, the beach, snow storms, Sicily, It., Miss C., 3TRL2, wall- papered lockers. DISLIKES: Rainy days, mean people, sad goodbyes. AMBITION: To find happiness in life. MARLENE ANGELI “Hememberance is the only paradise out of which we cannot be driven . LIKES: Michael, November 27, 1974, Lake Hayward, 1975 vet, twitcher, Dev- il ' s Hopyard, 1968 Charger, .Janet, Mark, Renee and Donna, Heather, •Judy, MS. Czarnecki, clothes, people who take pride in themselves. AMBITION: Fashion Merchandising, to make Michael happy. KEVIN ALIX “Axel LIKES: Tuckerman’s, Backpacking, “Bubba Gang”, Rossignols, Cabers, Haxel Ski Team. DISLIKES: Rock Jumpers, New Yorkers, Climbing Left Gulley, Spring Blizzards. AMBITION: Work in the Forestry Ser- vice. JAMIE ANTANA1TIS and so castles made of sand. nil to the sea, eventually LIKES: Kevin, May 1974, Summer, Vt, Sauce Commanders, The ( ' hamp, Beach. Hutinglon, Sunset, Hendrix, Yes, Tull, Led Zepplin. DISLIKES: Egotistical Morons AMBITIONS: Secretary 108 JOHN BANULSKI LOIS BARRRTT “Stick A winner never quits. A quitter never wins. LIKES: Basketball, lunch, Turk, mara- thons. OISLIKES: early morning practices, L.D.L.F., hot dogs AMBITION: To become a registered LYNN BARTOLUCCI Beav Live Life the way you want to . LIKES: Page, Ed, “The Gang, Parties, Friends, Lisa and Bob. Waterbury kids, Mobil, Cocheo ' s hoop, BTB , Driving around, Trouble. DISLIKES: Pats on the head, Stiches, Talking on the Phone, 11 74, Snotty People, M.S., Wise Freshmen AMBITION: College. Seeing the World. 109 JAYNE BASILE The language of friendship is not words, but meanings. It is an intelli- gence above language, LIKES: Gary July 74’’, Summer, wa- terskiing the river, motorcycling, Bicy- cling, Maryann, Beach Boys, Bob Dylan. DISLIKES: Maryann ' s rebel, People who are constantly late. AMBITION: 2500, College, Lab Techni- cian, marriage eventually. JOE BEKANICH “Banacek LIKES: Friday and Saturday nights, gambling, baseball, and good music. DISLIKES: Rock Jumpers, Boston, Phonies, and H. Z.’s Mopar. AMBITION: Travel, Study business ad- ministration. GARY BERGER Hamberg” LIKES: Chevies, Saturday night on the pike, Michelob, Power class. DISLIKES: Dents and blown clutches. DONALD E. BERUBE “Don” Don ' t bust my BERUBES LIKES: Andrew, John John, 3 9 74, Go- shen, Goo Goo, Jeff, Audrey, Football, Parties, Watch Hill, broken fan belt, F.D.R., Rocky Neck, Lost in Mass., Homecoming 74, 6 27 75, good old Chevy, Mrs. C., My Barber, The Cage. DISLIKES: 8 30 75, Purple Heart, Study Halls. AMBITION: Journalist FRANK BERTI no CYNTHIA ANN-MARIE BENNETT “Cin LIKES: Peter F., Nancy D., Football games, basketball, concoctions. DISLIKES: rainy days, math. AMBITION: Surgical Technician ROBERT DAVID BEZZ “Bob In the book of Life the answers aren ' t in the back LIKES: Smiles, The beach after Labor Day, Coke, Firebirds. DISLIKES: Filling out forms. Same difference,” Math, Working until 10. AMBITION: To do what I like best. MARY BIGLEY Nothing can bring you peace but your- self . LIKES: Sunshine, 12 16 74, the beach D. Q. July 11, Jayne. Deb. Margaret, cruising, Steph, Football, and basketball games. I.M. DISLIKES: Math, J. C. P., Rainy days. AMBITION: Nursing. JANET LEE BIONDI “J. B. If we only have love, then tomorrow will dawn and the days of our years will rise on that morn. LIKES: Tom, Montana, D. T„ Marge and Harmonicas, Danny, Jabes”, Mis- ty, Cat, nature, sailing, skiing, the Cape and Nauset. AMBITION: zoology, ART. DONNA LEE BOBER You only live once, but if you live it fully, Once is. enough. LIKES: Rene. Lori, Cape Cod, swim- ming, Twin Lakes, dances, the Berlin Fair. DISLIKES: jealous people AMBITION: to be a social worker 111 ANNE ELIZABETH BOBROYVSKI Beano Think of what today could have been, and that ' ll make tomorrow seem so much better. LIKES: Lvnn, Sa Ev. Elton John, Le- vi ' s, BC1 2, Phil, Mitch Mick. VV. C. C . H S. P., Weekends, Music. Friends. DISLIKES: N. L. Bridge, New Year ' s Eve, good-byes. AMBITION: To always be able to hear music. SUSAN BOVEE “Bove Today should be enjoyed Recause yesterday, today uas your dreams of tomorrow and tomorrow, today will be your memories of yesterday. LIKES: Having good times, Diane, Muttley, Fiffen, Dinda. All my friends, Stevie Wonder, Music, C.J.M P - P.S.F.T.. 3TRL2. DISLIKES: Social Stratification, ego- tist, “Oh Wow!”, 4m ' s. AMBITION: College. Life’s happiness. LISA BOWER I am but a leaf floating down life ' s stream, overcoming obstacles to a fuller more meaningful l life. LIKES: Margret. Maryann, Hedi, Ma- bavishnu. twilight. Indian Summer. Bob. DISLIKES: Crowds, Uncomfortable sit- uation, yearbook pictures. AMBITION: Travel, College PETER BRAUTIGAM “Tweeter, Peetri, Funnels Ret Me . LIKES: Liz, Swanhole, Master New- bury, Mrs. Ward, Bowling, The Robies, PT, The Res., Smoking Committee, Hooch, Kegers, 3 lunches. DISLIKES: Gestapo, Faculty, Murphy, Sweathogs, Pigs, B. H. S.,’ morning ' , School Bus, Jocks, Narcs. AMBITION: Go out West, Get a Job. KAREN MARIE BRESTER “Re not too hard, for life is short and nothing is given to Man. LIKES: Carrie, Joan, my special friends, beaches, friends that have graduated, autumn woods, “Bug , good times, Sat- urday nights, rainbows, stars. Brandy Ellen. DISLIKES: Jealousy, two-faced people. AMBITION: Medical Career PAUL BRIGANTI “Antason” To perceive the truthfulness of a dream, one must strive for the hidden sentiment in happiness. LIKES: Felipe, Dirt, 3 Stooges, Monty P., Beady Eye, wenches, Lawrence, Steelybrown, manual labor. Waterfall, summer ' 73, my friends, 5 11 74, 0. D.’s, Freshman Saturdays. DISLIKES: C.T.’s, Backstabbers, Cruex, 10 Acres, Guy, Black Pond. AMBITION: Wildlife management. PAUL BRIX N.Y. Jets 1976 Super Bowl Champi- ons LIKES: N.Y. Sports teams, T.V., Ha- waii Five-O. DISLIKES: B.H.S., work, Boston sports teams. LORRAINE BROWN Between tomorrow’s dreams and yes- terday ' s regrets is today’s opportunity. LIKES: My pillow. Math, softball, pool, ping-pong, spending money, solitaire, Laurie, Margaret, Buffy. DISLIKES: red lights, being short, liars, people who talk to much — SD, gullible people, people cracking knuckles, A. F. AMBITION: College — Computer Sci- ence WILLIAM BROWNSTEIN LISA ANN BUCCHI “Lis” “ While there’s life there’s hope. LIKES: Scott S., Karen Ferro, Robin. Lynn, and all my friends. Colour Guard, Tennis, East Lyme, The Beach, G.N.H.A., She — Wolves, and Boats. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning. Being late, Homework, having to say Bye to the summer. AMBITION: Dental Hygiene. 113 MARK CARLSON LIKES: Snowmobiling, Bowling, Fish- ing, Skiing, Outdoors. DISLIKES: Quizzes, Tests, Rainy Days. AMBITION: Accounting PAUL A. CARSON “All my thoughts are serene, all my words mean what they seem. Take me for what l am, and from there all you can do is understand.” LIKES: KARATE, swimming, sports cars, Friends, work , Thursdays, lifting, Cruising in Wheats Machine. DISLIKES: Homework, Payments, rain. AMBITION: College PHIL CARLSON “Roger” Never say Never LIKES: Eilen 9 13 74, “R. R.“, football, 51, 10 Go’s, SKVFD, Signal 50’s, June, Laura, Warren, Scott, North Carolina, “FINEST KIND , Mich, Coors Power, Edgar Winter, T.O.P., B.S. T., May- nard, Corazon, Ray Begley, “H. B.”. DISLIKES: Murder Week, Circle, Pede, P. K., getting stitches in my lip. AMBITION: State Trooper BRUCE CASEY “Loose Bruce, The Wabbit” “LOVE IT LIKES: ’65 Chevy SS’s, Goofin’, En- duro. Light Shows, Plainville Pits, Tur- bo’s, Plaza Pizza, MT — 250’s. DISLIKES: Jocks, Beer, Fords, Channel 22, Being Goofed On, Motocross Power- gildes. AMBITION: Computer Engineering PAT CHAMBRELLO “Patsy” “Let ' s go pig ” LIKES: Karen, Friday and Saturday nights, Pots, Pig, CAMAROS. DISLIKES: Teachers who think they know it all. AMBITION: Calif, and into the service if things don’t work out. REBBECCA MARY CHARAMUT “Becky” You can imprison me forever, but my thoughts will always be free. LIKES: All my friends — special peo- ple, laughter, sunsets, creativity, soli- tude and life. DISLIKES: Leaving people, places, and things as fond memories. AMBITION: To live in a world of sun filled colors and tapestried skies. 114 SANDRA CIEZYNSKI “Sandy” Have fun in life and be happy.” LIKES: Richie 3 1 73, Doreen, Sue, Ar- leen and the rest of the gang, English class, bookkeeping, partys, camping. DISLIKES Snotty people, fights, rainy- days. AMBITION: Nursing School, travel. HEATHER LYNN COLLINS “Do not mourn what cannot be, rather celebrate uihat is!” LIKES: Changing of seasons, 73-74 MBH true friends, Marjorie, BLULF, Elastic Walls, snow: long walks; Windy fall days. Silent language, Robin, she- wolves, THOUGHTFULNESS. DISLIKES: Inconsiderate Persons. AMBITION: To Live and To Love. JUDY CLEMENS “Noodles” Only that day dawns to which we are as one. LIKES: George, long weekends, trips, skiing, inner tubes, Jay’s house, my fam- ily, Serpico, Linda, everyone. DISLIKES: People who throw stones. Coming in early, two faced people. Waiting. AMBITION: Anything worth while, and do it to its fullest. COLLEEN COONEY I ' ll paint rainbows all over your blues’ LIKES: Chris, Cindy, modeling, Elton John, Neil Young, C.S.N.Y. “the lake , Mickey Mouse, my “Pal”, swimming, waterskiing, Yoga, St. Croix, Chess King, my friends, “Nova SS”, “Min- ners.” DISLIKES: Phony People, spiders, dog hairs, meatloaf. AMBITION: College for Public Rela- tions, Modeling, Happiness. I DOUGLASS COBURN “Doug” Your children are not your children, they are the sons and daughters of life s longing for itself LIKES: Slim, Jean, Loose, J. V., Sped. PDG 22, Baseball. Shortstop, West LA. DISLIKES: W-7, 3rd base, defensive drills. AMBITION: To play baseball in college and get a P.H.D. To see the world. STANLEY COP “Stan” I do with my friends as I do with my books, I have them where can find them, but I seldom use them. LIKES: Track, TAC, Tom, Matt Friends, Longview gang, parties, MG ' s, Rockport, TM, Boston, Tennis, Skiing. DISLIKES: The Hood, homework. Vo- cabulary. AMBITION: College — Forestry. MARY ANN CORSINO A journey of 1000 miles, begins with a step LIKES: Tim, swimming, hiking, biking, sunsets, people. DISLIKES: Snobs, homework, getting up early, slowpoke drivers, Physics. AMBITION: Nursing or Surgical tech- nology, marriage, babies, Swimming the English Channel. ANDREW L. COPPA Andy” When you’re dead, you’re dead a long time, enjoy and do it right the first time. LIKES: Donald. John, Ed, Janice, Mark F.. Ray, Football 66, Moles party, Rog- er’s Orchard, Special Sights at Rocky Neck. DISLIKES: the circle, ' 73 Fury III, Monday morning Q.B.’s. AMBITION: Lineman for the Tele- phone Company. TIMOTHY WILLIAM COSGROVE “Coz” A man ' s grasp must exceed its reach, else what is heaven fori LIKES: Driving home from rehersals, Camaro’s, Corvettes, small black Chevy’s, B.S.Y.T., Steve, Chris, Laura, Vicki, Tim, Marc, Sunny days at the AMBITION: COAST GUARD, Artie Circle and college. Marine Biology. DOREEN COTE “Dory” Never change when love has found its home. LIKES: Phil, 4 1 75, Celeste, Johanne, Deb, Sandy, Sue, Pam, Cindy, Friends, H. O., Jewelry, Ceramics, Hiking, Camping, Parties DISLIKES: School, Authority, Rainy days, Snotty People. AMBITION: To be happy in whatever I do. Travel. SUZANNE CREAMER PUFF- LIKES: S. D., Bones, Field Hockey, Hoop, Goose, Beaver, Stick, Shrimp, Softball, Pajor, Botts, Bubblegum, Par- tying, M-OK. DISLIKES: AC DC, MR. Mack, CB’s, cutting remarks, Shrimp’s mouth, Botts and the “Exorcist”. AMBITION: Southern, P.E. Teacher 116 THOMAS CUGNO “Cugs” Consistency is a paste jewel, that only cheap men cherish. It is inconsistency that is the uariety of life . LIKES: Carolyn, Baseball, TAC, Stan, Matt, Friends, skiing, basketball, TM, “Juice”, Boston, beach nights, parties. DISLIKES: Losing, homework, the Hood, consistency, taking lessons. AMBITION: College, Journalism. ROBIN LEE CULVER Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot help but bringing it to themselves. ” LIKES: All my friends, drill team, Beach Boys, She- Wolves, Streisand, Manilla V ' ilkshakes, East Lyme, Clin- ton, Tennis, I’m sure, Misquamicut, white steeds, summer of “75”, football games, skiing. DISLIKES: braces, goodbyes. AMBITION: College. CHARLENE CYR Char LIKES: Lenny, Drill Team, Beach, Rob, Karen, Jan, Football Games, MR. Goo- drow, Dok, Jr., Frankie Valli, Beach Boys, HLC, Marge, 6 1 74, Eastern states, Pete Ann, Smiles. DISLIKES: Homework, Goodbyes, Un- finished BHS. AMBITION: College, hairdressing, hap- piness. V DEETERS RICHARD CYR “Rick LIKES: YAMAHA motorcycles, Friday Nights. DISLIKES: MARKY’S Football”, Rock Jumpers, Year Book Questioniers. AMBITION: Law. ROBERT CYR “Koala Bear LIKES: GTO’s, Pam, Stockcar Races, Drags, Construction. DISLIKES: Fagots and Fords. AMBITION: Leave straight posi all the way up Patterson Way. Be partners with my Brother in business. CYNTHIA DAVEY “Cindy” LIKES: Kim, Laura, June, Danko, Nan- cy, all my friends, Little Miller, Drive- ins, Farm Shop, Vermont, Roma, back- packing, “Get out of here”, Sheba, the beach, Lynnie, Mae’s house. DISLIKES: Tuesday nights, the K’s, onions. Algebra II, football games, poles, P.I.T.A. AMBITION: College. CHARLES A. DAVIS “Chip” Keep On Bikin LIKES: School Dances with Rands that Play “Stairway to Heaven”! The whole Gang who are always there. DISLIKES: Teachers that give Home- work Every Night. AMBITION: To get into the Coast Guard Academy. JEFFREY DAVIS GARY DeGROFF “True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice.” LIKES: Caron, Todd, Brain, Michele, Rocky Neck, Ray’s, basketball games. Beach Boys, Mike, winter, skiing, 4 12 75, dessert, Pat and Tim, week- ends, Lake Pocotopaug. DISLIKES: football parties, school- boys, homework. AMBITION: college, avoid the rat race. PETER DEL GRECO JR. “Welcome to my world especially if you ' ve Brought a Bottle. LIKES: ANNE, Class of “75”, OLD Grand Dad, Red Sped, luke, T-bird Gear Head, freaks, football, Cape Cod and the North truro By laws. DISLIKES: Rowdy People, 396 Big blocks. AMBITION: Technical College, to be- come a stunt Driver. SHEILA DEL GRECO Let me grow, try to understand, why I want to be like me. Not like my mom wants me to be. Nor my dad hoped I’d be. Or my teachers think I should be. Please try to understand and help me to grow just like me! LIKES: Puff, Tommy and all my friends, 40, 75, football. DISLIKES: AC-DC AMBITION: Nursing. 118 JOAN B. DISKIN “Joannie” If anyone should ask me to give a rea- son why l love my friend there could be only one answer: Because he was he, because I was l LIKES: Brian, Cecil, Shilo, Carla, Steve, John Sue, LS, KB, CH, Bread, Silver Lake, New Hampshire, MOVIES, How ya doing? DISLIKES: Sussmans, Fights we have. AMBITION: Computer programming; marriage. RAYMOND DOKAS “I have to say, my friends, this road goes a long, long way, and if we’re going to find the end we ' re gonna need a helping hand LIKES: Elton John, Four Seasons, ten- nis, eating. Band, (Charlene and Lenny), Jim Lauretta, etc AMBITION: College and Flying. LISA DORNFRIED “Flipp” “ From ghouls to ghosties From long-legged beasties To things that go bump in the night Good Lord, Deliver us! LIKES: Donnie Jock, If it feels good and doesn’t hurt anyone, Do it!, Janis, Frank, Billy, Pam, Spaz. DISLIKES: Nothing AMBITION: To have good time. NANCY ELLEN DUNN “Nance Beauty is what you see through your soul . . . It isn’t what you see through your eyes. LIKES: Cindv B., Cindy L„ Glenn, Good Music, Jill S, JO, Blonde hair and blue eyes, N.B.U.S.Y. Gang, Led Zeppe- lin. . DISLIKES: Hypocrites, People with their NOSES IN THE AIR. M. K. AMBITION: Executive Secretary Happiness. MARY ANN DUTKIEWICZ “Mare “Why push the water, the river flows anyway”. LIKES: my “Pal”, Madman ' s Goodbye, Linda ' s Laugh in a Quiet Room, Shar- on’s Crystal Piano, Sue’s Philosophy, Elton and Monty P., the “Fantastick” Camero, the Berlin Fair, the summer of “75” with Kris at Walnut Hill Park. DISLIKES: vices, the pits, turkeys. AMBITION: Survival. DAVID DYER “Dooda” LIKES: Dori, old cars, Mr. Speiler. DISLIKES: School administration. AMBITION: undecided. DANIEL DZIOB “Gearhead “ Ramblers run forever, but chevy runs the best. LIKES: Nice Cars, dirt bikes, and week- ends. DISLIKES: Cops with nothing to do, their radar and Monday morning. AMBITION: Have a good time. DEBRA EYDENTA “Debbie” LIKES: Marty, Mary, Cindy, Beth, Sam, “Woodstock — Summer of “75”, printing, cougars, S. K., “Crash”, K. U., walking in the rain, carnivals. DISLIKES: gym, geometry, snobs, working, getting in accidents, having to wake up every morning to go to school. AMBITION: A career in Graphic Arts. 120 CHRISTOPHER FAGAN “Pro, Chris” If you do not Hue life to its fullest, you will not have lived. LIKES: Bowling, Golf, Tennis, Football, Baseball. Fishing, Cars, Feeling good. The Tappers. DISLIKES: Bowling Bad, Tests, Home- work, Having a fight. Not having a good time with friends. AMBITION: Conservation. PETER FAGAN “Pete” LIKES: Mountains, Snow, K-2, Karate, Rock Roll, Breakfest DISLIKES: School, Valiant, School lunch. AMBITION: Survival SUSAN FAILLA Sue” Do a little dance, Make a little love, Get down tonight. LIKES: Donna, Sandy, Debbie, And All my friends, New Britain gang, Misqua- micut, W. H., ACD, Feb., PipeLine, B. R. T. B., Rainbow S. C., Dancing, Good music. DISLIKES: School, Stuck-up people, bad nights, Thieves. AMBITION: To be happy always. MATTHEW BRIAN FAGAN “Matt” Please let ' s change it all please, let’s make it all good for the present and better for the future. LIKES: Tennis, Stan, Tom, TAC, sail- ing, parties, all my friends, Boston, E. B. Pool, backpacking. DISLIKES: Homework, Monday morn- ing. AMBITION: College, military. MARK FAVROW “Fav” The only time you musn ' t fail is the last time you try. ” LIKES: Football, Drill Team, Cheer- leaders, Crest, Winning, Atkins Street, “75”, Saturday mornings at 7:00. DISLIKES: Losing. AMBITION: College, Football, Million- aire. 121 MICHAEL J. FERENCE “Buck” All I ask is the world.” LIKES: Vintage Chevys, The shack crowd, 18, T, C., EL CHICO CAFE EAST, Rooney’s, Soundview, 7 and 7. DISLIKES: Dirt Bags, work, study halls, Jocks, Pushy people, Inflation, The morning after. AMBITION: Computer Programmer. KAREN ANN FERRO “ Before the rising sun we fly, So many roads to choose We start our walking and learn to run And yes, we ' ue just begun! LIKES: Lisa B., Robin, Heather, and all my friends, class projects, Mrs. Bryers, East Lyme, Beach Boys, Chucks, She- Wolves, Farm Shop, tennis, parties, and “69” Chevys. DISLIKES: getting up, unfriendly peo- ple, and deadlines. AMBITION: Executive Secretary and Happiness. 122 THOMAS FENAUGHTY ELLEN FITZSIMMONS Without Love and Laughter There is no Joy; Live Amid Love and Laughter. LIKES: Phil, Becky, Laura, June 9 13 74, lasagna, Misquamicut, football games, “R. R.”, Scott, “H. B.”, my friends, parties. Color Guard, concerts, “my Locket” . . DISLIKES: Saying good-bye, Tuesday nights, politics. AMBITION: Art Education, Marriage, To always be happy. PATRICIA GAGLIARDI NANCY FRIEND CHERYL ANN GAFFNEY Man cannot discover new oceans un less he has the courage to lose sight of the shore.” LIKES: Ellie, Chris, all my friends, art, music, summer, sunshine, beach, good times, Beach Boys, Chicago, Elton John, cheerleading, 44, football and basket- ball games, school spirit, tennis. DISLIKES: rain, diets, goodbyes. AMBITION: Art, To always be happy. THOMAS GEMMELL “Kirk, Nick, Kid” Life is one damn thing after another.” LIKES: D.K., K.M., and other zoomers, Lums, Skate boarding, movies. Yes, stairway, Ma H. and others, Berlin Fair 74, BTO, Friends, softball, C. Jets games. DISLIKES: A W, Roundup, SAT ' S, Geometry, Midyear and final exams. AMBITION: Get a job, A lifetime Kid! JOANNE GENEST “Jo” LIKES: Deb, Carole, Sharon, Brian, Joey, Gil, Squeege, Joe’s GTO, and West Lane, Parties, Friday Nights. DISLIKES: Teachers, Two-Faced Peo- ple, Phonies, underclassmen. AMBITION: Secretarial Work. JOHN M. GENIS John Boy or “Lee Otis” There are no failures, only people who stop trying. LIKES: 3 16 74, three lunches. Finger rolls, U.Conn., partying with Red Sped, The Hill, A1 Monday, GIRLS, 9th Grade Gang, Rays, 34. DISLIKES: Being number 2, getting up in the morning. AMBITION: To achieve each immedi- ate goal as it arises. GARY W. GLATZ “Waren LIKES: Evelyn, “Willys”, Roger, Finest Kind, Wells River, Boone, Mich. DISLIKES: T.C., R.P., T.P., J.P. AMBITION: Law Enforcement. DAVID GERVAIS “Slime Baseball, hotdogs, applepie, and su- perfords. Junk the Willies Steve and Warren.” LIKES: Super Fords, football, hunting, camping, CML, BHS, basketball games, Moon, Mole, Art, Legs, Roger, Warren, Hoggie-Moto, Ken, Little Rich, DMZ DISLIKES: Chevys. WILLY JEEPS, rockjumpers. losing, cats, the circle, hills. AMBITION: College, study law. MARJORIE GIMPL Remember, if you throw dirt, you lose ground. LIKES: Quiet, The Fall, Vermont, Mu- sic, 72-73, S. Sturgeon, Jan, Boston, H.L.C., “Plastic walls,” Janet. DISLIKES: The Force of A Certain Cir- cle. AMBITION: Travel, Secretarial Work. SCOTT GLENNON “Glenwhen” LIKES: 1964 Plymouths, Mole, Friday Nights, Cockroach, Banacek, Grinder- land, Marshall Tucker, G.C., R.B., Sat- urdays, K.K. DISLIKES: Monday Mornings, E.D.H., Radar, B.T.P., Roscoe, R.S., Solid Ten Pins. AMBITION: Wealth and Fame. MARIE ELISE GONTARZ For every star that falls to earth, a new one glows. For every dream that fades away, a new one grows. LIKES: dances, variety shows, reher- sals, summer ' 73, STH”. DISLIKES: top lockers, politics, pushy people, band uniforms. AMBITION: College. 124 KIMBERLY GRADY “Kim” Yesterday is but today ' s memory and tomorrow is today’s dream. ” LIKES: Min, Abbie. Friends, the beach, sunny days, having fun, animals, music, Cheerleading. DISLIKES: Homework, Mondays, Rainy days, History, being lonely. Gym, loud people. AMBITION: To attend College. ROBIN DIANE GRAHAM “Rubins Oh my God — There s a LOBSTER loose! Quickly — cover yourself with hot butter and carry a lemon just in case! „ . LIKES: Bob, Susie, Dave, Kuchugit, CHUMP, Corky, Deenie, Linda, and ev- eryone; Budweiser, my hat. DISLIKES: Susie ' s mental fits, saying goodbye. AMBITION: To live life the way it should be lived! STUART GRAHAM Stu Thanks for the memories, but I wouldn ' t want to do it again. LIKES: Friends, Cruising. Partying, Mrs. C., “64 , School Lunches, The Bea- ver, Football Games. DISLIKES: Homework, Math, People who run your life. Mondays — Fridays, Working, Studv Halls. AMBITION: College DAVID GRALA “Gorilla LIKES: skiing, riding motorcycles, par- tying, going to Massachusetts, the beach, Michelob, Chevys, Harleys, Tonv ' s Timberlin. DISLIKES: B.H.S., B.P.D., Fords. Writing all this for the yearbook. AMBITION: Go to California 125 LINDA GRASSO LIKES: Carl, noodles, Tricia, Lisa, Val, etc. Morning Sniffles, partying, good music, Long Weekends, Walts. DISLIKES: Snotty people, rainy days. School, waiting. AMBITION: To travel “Hawaii . Have a lot more good times, and to be happy with Carl, and to take life as it comes. ROBERT GUT “Bob” LIKES: Doing Auto Body work, the beach, skiing, “The Woods”. DISLIKES: Waking up to come to school, Insisting people, school work. AMBITION: Becoming an Auto Body Repairman. CHESTER HABER CORNELIUS J. HAGE “Neil” He was a failure since he won nor emi- nence nor fame, and no one stirred at his name, he left glad memories and gave one woman happiness. LIKES: Games, Drack, P. P. DISLIKES: Hot Shots, Losing, Ter- mites, Snowmen. AMBITION: To own my own company. CLIFFORD HAMILTON “Ham” “ Don ' t hurry, don ' t worry, do your best, and leave the rest. LIKES: Shirley, Tuckermans, Roadrun- ners, Skiing, Ron, Axel, left gully, Mo- Pars. DISLIKES: Rockjumpers, Faster cars. AMBITION: College, Forestry. 126 CARRIE HARTNEY We ' re captives on the carousel of time, we cannot return, we can only look be- hind from where we came. LIKES: Karen, Joan, “Boom-Boom”, all my friends, The beach, The Polish Prince. DISLIKES: labels. AMBITION: College. HEATHER HAYDEN “Feather” “Be yourself, Value your friendships. Don ' t dwell on past, Think of Future, Strive to be Happy. LIKES: Happiness, My Friends, music. Kites, Sunsets, Autumn, Concerts, Cru- zin’. Tequila Sunrise, Being Me . DISLIKES: Rednecks, Phonies, Loneli- ness, Frustration, Cliques, Good-byes AMBITION: College, Prosper, To be creative, understand people, To find love. EDMUND D. HEFFERNAN II RALPH HEFFTER Ed “ Good luck is a lazy man ' s estimate of a worker ' s success. LIKES: Mole, Joe, Andy Ray, Gary, Fav, Flying, Golf, Art, Chase, Simon Garfunkel, Parties, N16006, The guys. Moles car, FCott, EDH 17, Grinderland, wppkpnHit DISLIKES: “63 VW, Joe’s driving, school lunches. AMBITION: college, to fly Navy. ROBERT DOUGLAS HERR “Herby” The Dreams of Yesterday are the Hope of Today and the Reality of To- morrow. LIKES: Blue sky, science fiction, learn- ing, D. B„ E. S., C. B„ C. S„ M. D„ M. M., C. V., Honor Society, Pole Vaulting, Flying, sincerity, perfection. DISLIKES: Getting A-’s, losing elec- tions, breaking poles, inactivity, inflexi- ble truths, ignorance, hypocrisy. AMBITION: College, Med. School, Doctor of Medicine. 127 DARLENE HUGHES PETER HUNGERFORD “Ding” May the sunshine of friendship brighten the clouds of loneliness away forever. ” LIKES: partying, Dad, Linda, Patty, Reg, Lisa, Lori, Diane, Roe, Mrs. Schilke, Miss Poitras, all the world has to offer. DISLIKES: Phonies, jocks, being along, D. W., hangovers. AMBITION: Traveling, Business, School. JANICE M. IERNA There is no chance, no destiny, no fate, can circumvent or hinder or con- trol, The firm resolve of a determined soul. MARY JANE JAKUBOWSKI “Mar” “ Nothing can bring you peace but your- self.” LIKES: Deb, Sug, Riki, Mej, AMAZON, T, Parties, S C, W. B., Max, Stairway to Heaven, Saturday, Omega, kid, Jake, Arthur, “Turkey , “Doctor”, S-3, dances. New Hampshire, Rocky Neck. DISLIKES: Spiders, unhappy people, being alone, SAT’s. AMBITION: Special Eduction Teacher. WENDY JULIE JEDD Talent is God given, be thankful. Conceit is self-given, be careful. LIKES: SKIING, Killington, TENNIS, Gakona, Alaska. 75 — the beach Friendly’s. Florencephoebezelda friends. 44 cheerleading. “I’m sure?” DISLIKES: Mailboxes, deuce, WRAN- GLERS, lime, bum knees, ace bandages, SMILES. AMBITION: Live free and easy, Climb Mt. Everest. BRIAN JOHANNS “Stubs” Be what you want to be LIKES: Fishing, camping, hunting, Black Point, Vermont, travel around the country, Berlin Crew, good music, good gold, tequilla. DISLIKES: hassles with cops, chicks that rag all the time, f rauds. AMBITION: Book from Berlin, attend Trade School. 128 VALERIE JONES “Val” Your mother wilt always find out. LIKES: All of my friends, the gang, smoking committee with Tru Lou, laughing class, CRK MSC, the New- ington gang, V.T., K.P.’s, Devils Hop Yard. DISLIKES: Throwing Rocks, Rain, Turkeys, Swimming in Waterfalls. AMBITION: To always be able to ap- preciate beauty. MARY ELIZABETH JORSEY “Beth” A man’s mind is like a garden which may be cultured or allowed to run wild. LIKES: Mar, Min, Sug, AMAZON, “T”, Omega, Stairway to Heaven, Prom, S C, W. B., Parties, Cape Cod. DISLIKES: unhappy people, “green” potato pancakes, SAT’s. LISA ANN JURKOIC “Lee” Everything has its place, and in its place it has its beauty.” LIKES: Ray 3 15 75, Joan, Sue, Car- mela,’ U. M„ “Doc”, Donald, “Good Spiro”, The park in the Springtime, M. S., Europe and the “House”. DISLIKES: Nosy People, A. F., M. M., M. S., Chit-Chat. AMBITION: Medicine, Art, having a good time. DAVID KAISER Van Power” LIKES: Girls, Vans, Fords, Going to Joe’s Place DISLIKES: jocks, school officials, chevy vans. AMBITION: To have the nicest and quickest Van on the East Coast. 129 LOUIS KEEZING “Lou” “Let’s hope the days that lie ahead, bring us back to where they ' ve led. LIKES: Tennis, weekends, in Saybrook, RED SOX, T.G.I.F., Dave, Brian, Writ- ing something worth reading, aces. DISLIKES: Freaks, Figure Eights, Monday Mornings, netting an easy vol- ley. AMBITION: College, Law, Congress, Presidency, . . . God! ANTHONY KINIRY “Tony” The possibility that we may fail in the struggle ought not deter us from fight- ing for a cause we believe to be just. LIKES: Lance, Jay, Bird, Will, E.A.F., L. K„ L. B„ Football, 13, “This is True”, Pat, Tim, Dave, Larry, Curly, Moe, Eddie Haskel. DISLIKES: Losing and Missing. AMBITION: Play Golf 5 days a week. JAMES KELLY LIKES: Georgia and my friends. Party- ing, Goodtimes, Jam Sessions, Good Music. Hendrix, Aerosmith, Jethro Tull. FENDER STRATOCASTER. DISLIKES: memories of B.H.S. AMBITION: To see the world and live life to the Max. EVELYN A. KLIPP Toast” LIKES: Beano, Lynn, Lisa, “She- Wolves”, Calo, W.C.C., H.S.P., Laurel BP-9, 8 2 75, basketball and football games, Gary and his jeep, good parties, camping out, “OH, oh God”, “Really huh?”, Rocky Neck, Seals Crofts, Chi- cago, dancing, sunny days . DISLIKES: Denim jackets. AMBITION: to keep laughing, medical technician. ANTHONY KLOTZ “Toner” “Ingredients: salt, water, sugar, mono- sodium Glutamate, polyscorbate 60, cyanocobalamin, artificial flavorng ” LIKES: Beach Boys, Matunuck Gang, Brad, Prim, Pat, Phone call wizards, Monty Python, Woody Allen. DISLIKES: Guy, Brown Proboscusses, “ahhh, andor”, running in circles. AMBITION: scatologist, art school. PATTI ANN KOCHUNAS “Beauty is not seen with the eye, but with the soul. LIKES: All my friends, D. F. B., music, summer, 3TRL2, Stevie Wonder, d. t., travel, veal , crusing, nightclubs, Beach Boys, eating, humor, “The Stuff’, good times. DISLIKES: Inflated Egos, Cruelty, closed mindedness, “drips . AMBITION: College, Happiness Fullfillment in life. ROBERT KREUTZER Wisdom is ever a blessing: Education sometimes a curse. LIKES: Basketball, North Carolina, Misquamicut, Little Millers, Schaefer Kingers, 44, T.O.P., B.S. T., Seals Crofts, Concerts, parties, Maynard, Longview Gang, all my friends. DISLIKES: 14 hour bus rides, lines. New Year ' s Eve, the K’s, Tues. nites, home work, basketball practice. JILL MARIE KUCHARCZYK “Kuchugit” Dream until your dreams come true. LIKES: Wes, 11 16 74. Brenda, Sue Dave, Robin, all my friends, my family, G. G., Partying, Aerosmith, Concerts! “Yes”, beach, tans. Pink Floyd, Bud”, laughing, friendly people, big families, E.L P., Timberlin, Led Zeppelin, ani- mals, mountains. DISLIKES: Unfriendly people, R. S. AMBITION: Hike down the Grand Canyon. LYNN D. KROPF DAVID KRYSZTOPIK How can you fit four years into 45 words? LIKES: John 12 7 74, Anne, all the girls. Captain Sped’s Colour Guard, A.J.K., Jamie’s Walk, definite jam, “Oh, oh God!!”, football, Brian, shooting stars, Eric, Beach Boys, W.C.C., H.S.P., nonconformists, “She-Wolves”. DISLIKES: plainclothesmen, sticky sit- uations, uppity people. AMBITION: To always be me! STEVEN G. KUZNIECKI Kuz” We ' re only on this planet for a short time, so you have to grab all the life you can get.” LIKES: Busting Mole, Sleaze, good mu- sic, true friends, girls, Beach. DISIKES: FREAKS, Stuck up people, T and C., Spanish, cool kids. AMBITION: Icthyology, Forestry. JAMES LANNI The best musician hears the perfect song before he even plays a note. LIKES: Music, organ, 69 mail truck, girls, ELP. DISLIKES: Geometry, unthankful peo- ple, reading books, annoying people. AMBITION: Musical Career. VICKIE LARSON You know the times you impress me most, are the times when you don ' t try, when you don ' t even try. I wish I had a river I could skate away on. LIKES: Sunshine, friends, Midler, Joy, B. Dog, Mr. D., Westbrook. DISLIKES: Hypocrisy, jailbait. AMBITION: Special Education, The- atre. KURT GUNNAR LARSON LIKES: Hunting, good books, my friends, soccer, set back, Drafting, Ver- mont, scatter guns, Fords, trucks, Rem- ington. DISLIKES: Class meetings, crowds, strangers, summer. Browning. AMBITION: Marine Corps. LINDA C. LAVIGNE “Lynn” If you want something bad enough let it free, if it comes back to you it ' s yours, if it doesn’t, it was never yours to begin with. LIKES: Maine, weekends, waterskiing, The Island. Canada, Sharon, Louann, Joan, Carla, Prock Tequila, Camaro. DISLIKES: Working Sunday, Monday mornings. AMBITION: Hairdressing. ANTHONY LEGNANI “Legs” LIKES: Spats, 4th Per. study, partying on the weekend, seeing Kenny get sick at a party, or partying. DISLIKES: Rockjumpers. AMBITION: Law Enforcement. MARK LENZI “Lenz” I take things as they come, Easy!” LIKES: Music, basketball, soccer, par- ties, Zeros, The BEACH, Joe Zel. DISLIKES: Homework, slow music, stuck-up people. AMBITION: To be a Draftsman. 132 SHARON LEONE ROBERT LERZO Leon” Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. LIKES: STEVE, Mass, and N.H., 9 6 75, my bike. The Race, Car, Linda and all my friends, 1975, E.J., Pepperoni grinders, my collection and V.W.’s DISLIKES: A certain kind of soda, liars, G.L., Arguing and working at T.C. AMBITION: Surgical Technician and happiness. ELIZABETH LESZYNSKI “Trapp” It is only with the heart that one can see clearly ; what is essential is invisible to the eye. LIKES: Keith, Hawk, Marc, H.L., Mr. Dondes, Sheila, arguing, Moe, the sta- tion, Trish, Micky’s, Pedro, walking, riding. DISLIKES: Loneliness, hypocrisy, den- tists. AMBITION: Law Enforcement Officer. MARGARET LIPETZ Music is a necessity of life LIKES: My Haynes, J. Baker, J.P.R., B- 1 16, Lorraine, Jayne, Diane, R.D., M.B., D.L., Band, Math, plants, spending money, animals, traveling, Brewster. DISLIKES: Bozza, phoney people, liars, colds, football games when it is hot, •folk, A.F. AMBITION: Music College, Study with Baker. 133 CYNTHIA JANETTE LOCKE “Cindy” like life enough to see it through” LIKES: Nancy, Wendy, 3GK, Elton John, Cat Stevens, Town Soft Ball f ames, Store Party, Driving, Wesleyan, ’ottery, Mrs. E„ Cats, T.B., B.B., Shan, Car. DISLIKES: M.K., Cafe, Tuesday nights, R.F. AMBITION: College-Occupational Therapy. ELDIN D. LOUGEE III “Luge” “ There is a Universe of things to ex- plore. All the world could be enlight- ened if they would open their eyes and their minds. LIKES: Ski Nautiques, O ' Brien Skis, Gymnastics, Charlie, Barefooting, Mid- night snacks. Girls. DISLIKES: Monday Mor ' -gs, Cliques, 260-8’s, Runny eggs, A Mornings, Choppy water? AMBITION: College-Eng.neering. DAVID LOISELLE “Dave” Keep smiling, it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to LIKES: Lou, Brian, Eldin, Scott, Dave, Summer in Saybrook with the guys. Football, Mustang II, B.P.E., Girl watching, water skiing, 77, Special t pyrns DISLIKES: The circle, freaks, Double sessions, the bench AMBITION: Physical Education, or Po- lice Youth Officer. RICHARD LONDIN “Rit” “Spend your life as full as you can. LIKES: Sports, models (cars), D.F., D.K., S.W., puzzles. DISLIKES: working, Oakland A’s, homework AMBITION: Tool and Dye maker. MELINDA JEANNE LOUGEE “Min” “Live today, cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow. LIKES: Liz, Kim, “the gang”, F.D., P.R., G.F., F.J., S.H., K.G., warm sunny days, smiles, strawberries, Spain ’75, the V.A., parties, The Cat. DISLIKES: Hypocritical, phoney peo- ple, rainy monday mornings, brussel sprouts. AMBITION: College — fluency in Spanish and move to Seville. RICHARD LUMA “Lumax” LIKES: concerts, Aerosmith, payday, parties, No Hose, Surprise, weekends, Led Zeppelin, the beach, 3 lunches, Jam. DISLIKES: working Friday nights, by the rules teachers, warm beer, rowdy people, hornbands, homework, rip-offs, OOooh! AMBITION: College. 134 ELIZABETH LUND “Sug” We all know it ' s better yesterday has passed, now let ’ all start living for the one that ' s going to last. LIKES: Mindy, Mar, Johnny, Bronco, Deb, P.G.L., Amazon, “T”, Drillteam, The Cat. Spain ’75, PARTIES. DISLIKES: Phoney people, Buicks. AMBITION: Marine biology, happiness to others. SCOTT LUNT LIKES: Girls, Boating, Waterskiing, golf. AMBITION: Trooper, Conn. State Po- lice. ANN MARIE LYNCH Who understands why Spring is born out of Winter ' s laboring pains or why we all must die a bit before we grow again. LIKES: All my Friends, Boston, Hamp- ton Beach, hockey, BYST, “Hawaii”, LDWN etc., Bodisattva, 32439, T C, the beach grilled cheese. DISLIKES: Working Sundays. AMBITION: To find my niche. DAWN ANN LYNN “Dinn” There is no better use for life than to use it for something that will outlive it.” LIKES: Eldin! Mattie Pullen, Basket- ball Season, GOOD FRIENDS, water skiing with Experts???, dances, De Fran!, Lisa. DISLIKES: Phoney people, favoritism, homeroom, no senior privileges. AMBITION: College, Airlines. KATHERINE MARGARET MAITZ “Kit” Music is Love in search of a word. LIKES: Summer ’75, CAMELOT. Lums, “Zoom and Zoomers”, G.H.Y.C., Special Choir with Peroy Bonza, Laurel Music Camp with Chris and Rona, Stairway to Heaven, Rocky Neck. DISLIKES: Monday mornings, S.A.T.’s, Geometry, FAT, Hypocrisy, falseness. AMBITION: Wagner College. 1 35 IRENE MARY MAKRIS “ 1 ” Just remember-when you think all is lost, the future remains. LIKES: All my friends, special people, meeting other people, friendly smiles. Miss Cook, parties, beach, music, ce- ramics, driving. DISLIKES: Goodbyes, homework. AMBITION: to preseve my identity and find happiness in the paths I choose to follow. GARRY MALONE “Tex” LIKES: Judee, Mustang Mach I, Girls, Fords, Vettes, Chevys, Parties, Power II, racing, having a good time. DISLIKES: School Officials, Jocks, School rules. Being told what to do. AMBITION: To always have Fun, mon- ey, nice cars, girls and friends. PERRY MAKRIS ' Everyone has choice, when to and not to raise their voices.” LIKES: All my friends, July through August, Math, Pharmacy, weekends, the beach, Sunrise, Wind, Solitude. AMBITION: To live a quiet life. JULIE MALONEY “Julie” “ Behold , I do not give lectures or a little charity, when I give I give myself. ” — W Whitman LIKES: Swimming, biology, music, bas- ketball football games, Wisconsin, 3TRL2, “Veal”. DISLIKES: Algebra. AMBITION: doctor. STEVEN MALESPINI “Steve” Friendship with an ignorant is as fool- ish as arguing with a drunkard. LIKES: 55 Willys, 4WD Green, Trail- ing, Food, Desoto, Snow, Mud, Ice. DISLIKES: FORDS, Formalities, Show offs. AMBITION: Happiness. EWA MARCICZKIEWICZ I ' m sorry l took your time, I am the poem that doesn’t rhyme Just turn back a page, I’ll waste away. LIKES: Elton, Stevie, ELP, Cape Cod, friends, laughter, summer mornings, hope, Rhett, weekend people, little kids. DISLIKES: Arnold (sometimes), cliques, boredom, slimy ocean bottoms, nonfiction. AMBITION: Travel. 136 JAMES MARGNELLI “Jay” “ The more difficult the obstacle, the stronger one becomes after hurdling it . ” LIKES: Tony, Lance, Antison, Bird, Weeb, Sports, 3-stooges, Freshman bas- ketball, funnelating, 23, Service club. Waterfall, beach. Boy’s State, Chicago, Class of ’76. DISLIKES: Chucks, Brown nosers, Guy, staying home Friday night, irre- sponsible people, Black Pond, Swollen Heads. AMBITION: Make the best of life. SUSAN MARKS “Fif” We’re all weevils in a captain ' s bis- cuit. ” LIKES: MUSTACHES, muttley, “veal water, classicals. The Cubans, Fren- chies, and Canadians in the closet, my friends, (hot rocks), laughing, Russian accents, Babuskas, 3TRL2, Di-the bove, Roller Ramp” and The Inner Circle. DISLIKES: underclassmen babes, p ruitcfllccs AMBITION: A bootleg private. GERALDINE MATTERA “Deenie” No one ever had a rainbow without first having the rain. LIKES: Davey, friends, Nature, week- ends, animals, Chinese food, swimming and good times. DISLIKES: thoughtless people. AMBITION: College, Marriage. SUSAN McADOO “Sue” Love is blind; friends try not to no- tice. ” LIKES: My friends. Plays, Rep, Choir, Summers, Parties, “Stairway to Heav- en” Dances, Westbrook Band, Creativ- ity and Imagination. DISLIKES: Jailbait, gold Corvettes. AMBITION: College, music. 137 JOHN McCOLL “Carrot Everybody has to be somebody to somebody to be anybody. LIKES: LISA, Pete, Matt (walnut), Rick, Ron, Jeff, Pete, Chris, up the lake, Vermont skiing, Wild P.T., Yankee Spirit, O ' Brien Comp., K2, Karate, Kill- ington, Jaguar. Glastron Boots. DISLIKES: Jocks, Western wood. AMBITION: To go on in business. linda McDonald “Buckets” Love makes the world go ’round. LIKES: Maryann, Denny, swimming, bowling, pizza movies. DISLIKES: snobs, people who steal, clicks. AMBITION: To get married, have a happy family and a happy home. DEBORAH McHALE “Deb” It reminds me of a past never knew, a present I don ' t understand and a fu- ture that is unattainable. I bask in the confusion it creates in my mind. LIKES: Patti, Les, Charleston Chews, B.M., cheerleading, Red Dragon ' Strawberries, good friends, 898, the only troll! DISLIKES: P.R.J., Superiority com- plexes. AMBITION: Nursing- PAUL McQUEENY “Lance” Now who is there to harm you if you are zealous for what is right? LIKES: “the Babe”, Blue eyes, coffee, sleep, Dancing, Dad Mom, football, “the guys , freshmen Basketball, “Sept 20”, L.A. DISLIKES: unhappy people, U. AMBITION: To buy a Blue “Vette,” RLE. 138 LAURIE ANN MEDVEC The grand essentials in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. — Addison LIKES: Chorus, Drill Team and the Berlin High Zoo with all of its elephants, reindeer, woodchucks, bears and frogs. AMBITION: Music Education. KENNETH MEEHAN “Ken” There is only one success, to live your life the way you want. LIKES: Golf, Parties, Football games. Baseball, Study Hall. DISLIKES: P.K., Tuesday night re- hearsals, French. NICHOLAS J. MEEKER “Nick,” “NORM” May the most you wish for be the least you receive. AMBITION: Architect. LAURIE MICHALSKI “Shorty” See ya later, take it easy LIKES: Rachel, Sharon, Danny, Arlene, Nancy, Kathy, SS, 9, Animals, TT, Leo, weekends, Gin. DISLIKES: Jocks, 54, tomatoes. Rainy Days, nosy neighbors, Getting ripped off, TSGH, Clicks, School. AMBITION: To live a happy long life. JAMES WALLACE MIERZEJEWSKI “MOON” Work fascinates me, I could watch it all day . LIKES: Central, trout, “SUPER FORDS”, Major Ski, backpacking, Po- lish Legion. DISLIKES: rock jumpers, blazers, alge- bra, YAMAHA HA. AMBITION: College. LYNN MISTERI “Goose” Happiness is not perfect until it is shared. ” LIKES: Steve, 11 23 74. BUF , bas- ketball. 1 17 75, softball. The Gang. A.D., Tammy, C.S., Frick, my buddies, caps, parties. The Beach Boys, Chicago, Summer of ”75, “Ug”, Harrv, my car, “15”. DISLIKES: Trek ’75, lines, tears, emp- tiness, good-byes, “I don ' t understand. AMBITION: Communications. 139 LAURA MOLLOY “Laurie He who laughs Lasts.” LIKES: Special friends, beach, three lunches, everything I.C., lunch at Mac- Donalds, 4 3 75, ’63 Chevy, sociology, basketball games, Spanish, dances, piz- za. vacations. DISLIKES: N.C. people, Monday, cold rooms, people who think they are better than they are. mid-terms, finals, rain, no chairs at lunch. AMBITION: Nursing. DIANE LEE MOTHERSELE Di” Cherish yesterday, Dream tomorrow, Live today.” LIKES: gettin’ by”. Eagles. Moody Blues, M.fi.J.L.C.J., Mexico, Freshman Year, Tennis, Patti, Bove, Fif, Dinda All my friends. Ambrosia, 3TRL2. DISLiKES: Exams, Sophomore Girls, Hey Man , “Zoo Suits , insincerity, so- cial stratification. AMBIIION: College Happiness. LISA MROTEK the Redhead Do Widzerua Kochany, Catujue was mocho. ” LIKES: 3TRL2, 10-4, H.R.P. “74”, F I- RE- 13, It freaks me ou t”, “Happy Man , Datson Z’s, “the family”, Warsawa, V-E-A-L, “I Love you, Frank”, nice systems, T.O.P., “75”, Keith Gogg, Lou, ALAN, Dawn Elise] “the Gang”. DISLIKES: Hurting people, Elizabeth Ann, Aquinas, Good-byes. AMBI I ' lON: College, Experience Life. ll M , . x W V PATRICIA ANN MULLEN “Patti, “Mattie” “You are never fully clothed unless you are wearing a smile.” LIKES: TRACK, Deb, MUNCHKIN , 898, “Dinn”, Lisa, Pete, DeFran!, “Re- gan”, Ishca Bishca, “Hi Guy”, all my friends my family. DISLIKES: rainy days, ignorant people copying over those t !!!track sheets. AMBITION: Marine Biologist, find happiness. DEBRA ANN MUNSON “Munch There are not many times when life holds stilt and behaves like it s suppose to for a minute. Not many days uhen you win ' em all. LIKES: “Regan , Mullen , Track, hi guy!, 898, my friends, the barn. DISLIKES: MATH’! DUNGEON” !!, RAIN, ' ' UCONNICONN ’ ' , crowds. AMBITION: Physical Education, Track. DAWN ELISE NASON “Craze” “If life gives you lemons, make lemon- ade. LIKES: T.O.S., Lisa, Nella, music, Brit- ish accents, D.T., “The Family , crusin’, laughter, Raptures, “VEAL”, 3 TRL2, gentle voices, happy tears, serious talks with Lisa, Bessie Winesack, FOOD!!! DISLIKES: fatness, people who judge others. AMBITION: college, to love and to be loved. FRANK NEGRI “Frank LIKES: Harley-Davidsons, Parties, Good Times, Billy, Flipp, Cindy, Pam, Smoking Comm., The Who, Led Zep- plin, Aerosmith, Johnny Winter. DISLIKES: Jocks, Teachers who think they’re God. The Administration, De- tention, Study Halls. AMBITION: To leave Berlin. SALLY MUNSON Sam” Don ' t walk past someone you can help . LIKES: 4-H. Indiana. Wisconsin, Ver- mont, Martha, Roger, Sue, Joann, Chris, Eastern States 1975. DISLIKES: People who are false, Hav- ing a fair end too Fast. AMBITION: To see America, travel, To be a Florist. WENDY RAE NEILAN “WID” “To be me is something only I can be but everyone else can share. LIKES: My Childhood, The Family”. Autumn, Nella M, Sincerely Listening. AMBITION: You name it and I’ll con- sider it, to be happy. 141 JEFFREY C. NELSON “Jeff” Man does not live by bread alone, he needs a little peanut butter and jelly. LIKES: Heather, leaving 5th and 6th period, walking around during lunch, friends, Paul, Nick, Mark, movies. DISLIKES: SAT’S, ATP, Standardized tests, term papers, staying 6th for gym, homeroom. AMBITION: Engineering. PAMELA NELSON “Pumpkin, Blonde Bomb” My heart sank with the setting sun, until the moon rose and I found myself lying in bed next to you. LIKES: Horses. Harley, My Blazer, Woods, Eddie, Shelly, Pam, Cindy, Flipp, Frankie, Billy. DISLIKES: Nothing. AMBITION: Dental Hygenist, Conser- vationist, A self-employee. CHRISTOPHER NEWBURY “Master Newbury” The time is gone The song is over, thought I’d something more to say. LIKES: COLLEEN, “The Res , Tweet- er Swanhole, Mr. Mrs. Robie, P.T., OIL, Jeff, Connecticut Dragway, Mopar, Harleys, (302 Laurel Lane, St. Croix), Bermuda, Schlitz. DISLIKES: Rainy Days, Sweathogs. AMBITION: Caddie Cruise, Electri- cian. KARL NILSON If silence is golden, I ' ll make a bun- dle. LIKES: Algebra II, Washington, D.C., Fridays, baseball. DISLIKES: Algebra II, Morning bus. AMBITION: Government. SHARON ROSE NOCERA The secret of contentment is knowing how to enjoy what you have, and be able to lose all desire for things beyond your reach. LIKES: smiling faces, sunny days, weekends, Ralph, partying, Jill, Joan, Brenda, Friendly people. DISLIKES: rainy days, frown. AMBITION: to live a long, happy, life, travel. 142 BIFF J. O’REILLY It is the peculiarity of success that those who really long for it always get it. LIKES: “Funnelating” at Boys ' State, Golf, Skiing, Triumph TR-G’s, D.G.B., S.M.C.C. DISLIKES: The 5th hole at Timberlin. Students” who use B.H.S. for an ash- tray. AMBITION: College, Medicine. JANICE PAJOR “Page” Be what you are because what you are is what you’re going to be. LIKES: Bear, “The Gang”, AMS 1-2, MDS, MNP, parties, friends, Cocheo’s, LB’s driving, winning, hoop, 1 17 75, BTB, adventures, challenges, LIFE. DISLIKES: CRUTCHES!. CASTS, wise freshmen, arguments, “Limpy”, complications 11 74, LSM. AMBITION: college, travel. PHILIP PANDOLFO If I had wings and I could fly. I know where I would go. But right now I ' ll just sit here so contendedly, And watch the river flow. DONALD PARADIS “Donnie” You ' re a gentleman and a scholar just like me. ” LIKES: Doug, Phil, Barbara, Donna, Flip, Pam, Dawn, Backpacking, Sum- mer of ‘75’, Printing and the shop. DISLIKES: Dumb school rules. Fake people. AMBITION: To get as much out of life as possible, to be happy; printing. ROBERT C. PARADIS “Bos LIKES: 3 28 75, Cindy, cool nights, smoking committee, HDs, Frank Zappa, Aerosmith, Queen, Rush, The Outdoors, My Cabin, C.a.H., P.T. DISLIKES: Rednecks!, nosey people!, A P people!, Jocks! AMBITION: To make money and to live as freely and as happily as I can. 143 SCOTT PARSONS Pocky” Live life to the Utmost! LIKES: Pat, Football, The guys, Lupes, Chooch. Jew, Greg, Parties, Schlitz, The Hill, Ray’s, The V.W. Weekends, Seals and Crofts, concerts O.D. Diner, Break- fast, lunch, and Dinner, All my friends, DISLIKES: FREAKS!, C.T.s, Brown Nose rs. AMBITION: College, See the World, be RICH!! TRICIA PETERSON LIKES: Lisa, Linda, Judys, Val, etc., long weekends, zippin’ around, partying outdoor concerts, long hair, doing things my own way. DISLIKES: JOCKS, two-faced people, working, rainy days, old teachers, people with no personality. AMBITION: to move out west, become a medical secretary. SCOTT PECHOUT The respect of those you respect is worth more than the applause of the multitude . LIKES: Sue, nights out. Zoo gang, Ellen, Phil, Scott, O.D. at 3”, Beach, parties, FRIENDS, — you know who you are, Pep Band, chasing girls, Boone, Music. DISLIKES: CHUCKS, P.K.. uniforms organization, classification. AMBITION: Lawyer. SHARON MARIE PIASKOWSKI “Sher” My interest is in the future — because I ' m gointt to spend the rest of my life there. LIKES: Maris’ Krismas, Flat Black Lin- da, Spying on Joe, Elton John, Melanie, playing piano, Dave’s contagious laugh, friends. Deb, Eddie and Ellen, Smiles, everyone. DISLIKES: Egotism. AMBITION: Musician, success and Happiness. DIANE PEPLAU Take each day as it comes. LIKES: work, weekends, D.S., D.L., E.B., Janice, Beth, Karen, skipping school, vocations. DISLIKES: school, getting up in the morning, rainy days, cold winter days. AMBITION: Work, and Secretarial Training. BETH ANN PINCHES “Beth” You never realize how much you have until you don ' t have it anymore. LIKES: “PATRICK ”, The ’64 Chevelle, V.W.’s, Janice, Zuppie, Cindy, Diane, I ori, Muffin, Music, sleeping, Week- ends, Parties. DISLIKES: Getting up in the morning, Rainy Days, Two-faced people. AMBITION: Secretarial Work, Mar- riage. 144 CHRISTINE JANET QUEDENS “Chrissie,” “Hot-Lips” If music be the food of love. Play on! LIKES: Mash , N.S. M and “Sports , Boats, Music, Guys, P.F., and Fiddling around. DISLIKES: Midyears, Finals, Cliques, pomegranate seeds, and freshmen. AMBITION: To work in the field of en- gineering and computer science. JAMES PSILLAS “Jim” Speak glowingly of those greater than yourself, and heed well their advice even though they be turkeys. LIKES: Kathy, ’75 camaro, Lenzi, rac- ing, LPV, Summer of 75, Camelot, Kurt, Kev, Jeff, Tim, Dawn, French IV, Ralph. My horn, Tom, Nick. DISLIKES: Crashed Camaro, TURKS. AMBITION: Live, love and be loved. JOSEPH M. PULCINI “Joe” Man cannot discover new oceans un- less he has the courage to lose sight of the shore. LIKES: Skiing, Ed, Pray, Mole, Doc, Dud, Fav, Partying on the weekend. DISLIKES: Breaking windows, School, Hassles, Warm Beer, Having no money. AMBITION: Pharmacist. LISA MARIE RACKLIFFE “Sa” The sun doesn ' t shine for a few flowers and trees but for the wide world’s joy. LIKES: Anne, Ev, Lynn, Cheryl, All ihe girls, Seals and Crofts, Beach Boys ' 75, Laurel BP-9, Really Huh?!, Flute, mu- sic, Tennis, Boone, W.C.C., H.S.P., pfum, she-wolves. DISLIKES: rain, diets! AMBITION: Physical Therapy Nurs- ing. JODY RADDA To put meaning in one’s life may end in madness, but life without meaning is the torture of restlessness and desire — It is a boat longing for the sea and yet afraid. LIKES: BEACH, SAILING, Sunsets, Summer of ’73, ’74, ’75, Friends, Hazel. DISLIKES: “Good-Byes . AMBITION: College, Social Worker. FRED RAMPONE LAURIE RASCOE We may never pass this way again. LIKES: Summer, the beach, fridays, and Saturdays, “the Kid”, car rides, good people. DISLIKES: cold mornings, waiting. AMBITION: college. MICHAEL RINGROSE “Prim” Never take anything too seriously. If you do, life becomes dull and boring. LIKES: Toner, Edder, Gary, Brad, “Matunuck Sanction”, busting Guy, M.P.F.C., Prof. Gumby (“I’d like to see”) Phone-Ins. DISLIKES: Three-faced people, Home- work on weekends, Brown-noses, Igno- rance. AMBITION: Proctologist, to get to the bottom of things. WILLIAM RIORDAN JOE ROBERTS “Rabbit” Don ' t settle for any thing less than all you can acquire. LIKES: Judy, Joanne, Sherry, the Brownies, McDonald’s, Firehouse, The Pike, My G.T.O. Ponchos, Gearheads, Racing, Marlene, Michelob, — , My Gui- tar. DISLIKES: Mopars, School, Wise AMBITION: Goodwin Tech, Auto. To go through life riding on the easy wind of fortune. 147 WALTER ROBINSON ROBERT C. RUCK “Bob” “ A real friend is someone that I can talk to and knowing that he or she will listen. ” LIKES: Tennis, mixed Doubles, “Part- ner”, math. Mustangs. DISLIKES: Dramatic Improvisations, forgetting a close friend. AMBITION: To become an accountant and play tennis in my spare time. MARCIA SUSAN RUDGE “And in my life see the fog lift and watch the barren beach grow golden and warm as it awaits for the ocean to return. ' LIKES: 3TRL2, Julie, Muttley, Nella, “the gang , 2nd lunch, Beach Boys, duck feet, Moose, cruising. DISLIKES: 6th period study, 4m’s. AMBITION: Journalism. JANICE RUDNICK “Jan” “I thought I wept for days that were. But I did not. I shed my tears for the me, that would not be again. LIKES: Beth, Zuppie, Misty, Me Too!, Long hard climb. Mad Mad Me, 4-13-72, 1-1-75. DISLIKES: Getting up early, saying good-bye. AMBITION: Secretarial work. 148 KIM RUSTEK Things get a little easier, once you un- derstand. ” LIKES: Cindy, Laura, June, Danko, Nancy, All my friends, onion pizzas. Farm Shop, Vermont, Roma, Little Miller, drive-ins, the beach, vacations. DISLIKES: lunches, the K’s; favorites; C.C.’s, rails. AMBITION: College. JAMES R. SAKOWICZ “Jim,” “Chin,” “Jug” I ' m going to work — lost it, turn it down . ” LIKES: 571, — S.B.N., Camping, riding, hiding, bowling, drawing, rolling, hoeing, activity, drafting, Robies. DISLIKES: 7:55 Bell: Alg. 1 Ham Eg- ger — Allrites. AMBITION: Agricultural School-Ex- pert, spend another month of August going to California again, hike entire APPALACHIAN TRAIL, to parachute. LUANN SALONIA “Hopes are but the dreams of those who are awake. LIKES: True friends, good music, going to the beach and snowy winter evenings. DISLIKES: Phoney people, cliques, boring classes and rainy days. AMBITION: To go to college and be- come a Dental Hygienist. PAUL SANGELOTY “Pud” If everything’s coming your way, you ' re going up a one way street. LIKES: Napper, Richie, Cugs, Scott, TOP, LC, America, Chicago, Finest kind, 30,31, DRILL TEAM, ping pong, pancakes, my secret lovers. DISLIKES: CT’s, deciding where to go, errors, GSBCA, Dregs. AMBITION: Have a fastball like Ryan’s. JOANNE SARACENO A little trust can keep the soul alive. LIKES: All my friends, Harpo, Pease, B.B.M., Misquamicut, S + S, Old Say- brook, “Waterloo”, Clinton Friendlys, Watermelon Coolers, S.C.A.S., N.B. Li- brary, Fenway, Celtics, UX-915, Tennis, Skiing, Levis, Show Biz Kids, Narnia. DISLIKES: 12 31 75, Geometry, 9 19 75. AMBITION: B.S. in Nursing. JOHN F. SCALISE “Mole” Your born a man, what you do in life determines the degree of man you are. LIKES: Ed, Gary, Andy, Don, FCott, Fav, Joe, Weekends with Lulabell, 9:30 mass second to the last pew, Fosters, Bradly St. Maynard, Chace. DISLIKES: Pulcini Quote, CT’s. AMBITION: Law. 149 LOUANNE SCALORA Accept me as l am — only then will we discover each other. ” LIKES: CHICAGO, the beach, C HEERLEADING 72-74, Joan, Karen M„ Linda, Carla, Sharon, Kim P., every- body, weekends, Dances, SEALS and CROFTS, BEACH BOYS. DISLIKES: Stuck up people, Monday mornings. AMBITION: College. Be happy, make others happy. KEN SCHEER There is only a slight difference be- tween keeping your chin up and stick- ing your neck out, but its worth know- ing’ . LIKES: Corvettes, Hunting, Guns. DISLIKES: Chemistry, math, any type of work. AMBITION: Lawyer. MICHAEL SCERRA FRANK SCHREINER “Fries” The secret of happy living is not to do what you like, but to like what you do. LIKES: Lee, Bachman Turner Over- drive, erb, squid, Hose, bole, friends, Nancy, square, 8 19 75, Casa Loma, DC. DISLIKES: tryouts, running, bad times, being told what to do, school. AMBITION: College, great times. LAURA SERA VALLE “Space, Pizzon” Anything worthwhile in life is a risk. LIKES: Pep-band, North Carolina, Ver- mont, June, Kim, Cindy, “Cal”, Steve, Hawaii, Phil Ellen, Pike, Ponies, Den- ise, Nicki! Danbury Fair, Wells River — Happy Hour. DISLIKES: Bald Pond, “Don’t second guess the band director”, getting lost in Danbury, Pizza, Mrs. Mcloughlin and Arrow Meadow Road, “gotta go again.” AMBITION: College. BRENDA JILL SKUBEL Everything has its beauty, but not ev- eryone sees it. LIKES: Jill, Sharon, Joan, Suesie, all my friends, sunshine, little kids, ocean, swimming, sailing, Siamese Cats, Mom Dad, mountains, funny people, par- ties, Niel Young big dogs, dolphins, EL P, Steppenwolf, “frosty.” DISLIKES: Good-byes. AMBITION: Travel West, Be Happy, Airline Stewardess. 150 NANCY SLEPSKI LEE SOUCIE Miracles Can Happen ” LIKES: The Crew at Mister Doughnuts, Guys In The Service, Parties, Arlene, Laura, Robin, Big Blue Eyes. DISLIKES: School, Getting up Early, Stuck Up People, Being Bored. AMBITION: To Lead a Happy Life. JUNE STEVEN “Junie Moon” “April, May, etc . . .,” What? LIKES: Pep Band, Laura, “Cal”, North Carolina, “Little Miller”, Steve, Procko, Bette, Phil, Nickie, HAWAII, Kim, Cin- dy, Joan, Chuckie, Trips to Danbury, drinking coffee at 4 A.M. in a car, DING DONG DENISE. DISLIKES: Ball Pond, 14 hour bus rides, SNOBS! AMBITION: Secretarial Career, Book- keeping Machine Operator, Travel! ARLENE MARIE STEVENS “Aya” Dream On” LIKES: The guys, Aerosmith, parties, blue eyes, blonde hair, honesty, Nancy, Laura, Robin, Donna, pinball. DISLIKES: hypocrites, jocks, people who say one thing and mean something else, showoffs, I don’t know and maybe, arguments. AMBITION: Taking things as they come. STEPHANIE SULTAR Worry is like a rocking chair. It gives you something to do but gets you no- where. LIKES: Horses, Horse shows, Painting and Drawing. DISLIKES: School, Getting up early in the morning. AMBITION: College, Own and Run my Own Equestrian Establishment. BERNARD SZYMANSKI ANGELA CATHERINE TAMBURRO A smile reveals the sunshine in one’s heart.” LIKES: Cheerleading, bus rides, music, dancing, smiles, “Good things come in small packages , and all my friends. DISLIKES: Disorganization, wasting time, saying goodbye. AMBITION: College, music, and happi- ness. ROSALIE TARASCHUK “Roe” “ Don ' t worry” LIKES: Sleeping late, The Lake, Ding, Lori, Josh, Jean, Lynn, Theresa, and the rest, being alone, Virginia, rainy days, drifty people. DISLIKES: School, people who give me a hard time, crowds, crazy kookaloonies, Ducks, ham days. AMBITION: Farrier. BRIAN TESKE LIKES: Joanne, Michelob and Mopar, Joe’s Place, Beach. DISLIKES: study. Gym, Not being able to use the new part of the school. CARLA E. TODESCHINI Cal” Accept me as I am Only then will we discover each other. LIKES: Steve; 11 23 74’ “Honky ; Joan; Cecil; Junie Moon; Pizon; Lori; Heleen and Tom; K.R.; C.D.; Sharon; Jan; summer ’75; “our Pancho”; Burlin- game; Rocky Neck; camping; “Hey J.B., How ya doin!”; DISLIKES: cliques; T.C.; N.H.S. AMBITION: College. MARK F. TOMASI “Tomas” Some men see things as they are and ask, Why ? I dream things that never were and ask, Why not? LIKES: CHRIS, McDonald’s gang; Dale, Randy, George, Frank and Don Y., and Shows. DISLIKES: Freaks. AMBITION: College-Success. 152 MARYANN TRUDELLE ‘7 may have all knowledge and under- stand all secrets, but if l have not love 1 am nothing. LIKES: Larry, Sweet Jayne, midnight swimming, Pat, laughing, friends, the lake, children, rainbows, skiing packed powder. DISLIKES: wearing shoes, child abuse, Jayne’s dog. AMBITION: To be fruitful and multi- ply. FREDRICK J. TURNER “Freddy” Take life as it comes, Day by Day, and Night by Night. LIKES: Coming home from school, to win in everything. DISLIKES: Rednecks, to lose. AMBITION: To be rich. BRIAN VELEY You only live once, make every mo- ment count . LIKES: Good Music, Girls, beach, Base- ball, rinks against the dinks, Cross Country, Dave, Lou, weekends in Old Saybrook, my friends. DISLIKES: Inconsiderate people, Mon- day mornings, good-byes. AMBITION: College, Dentistry or Com- puter Science, Try to find my place in this world. BARBARA VALICKIS Truth is the secret of eloquence and of virtue, the basis of moral authority ; it is the highest summit of art and of life. LIKES: King Crimson, Jefferson Star- ship, art, Mrs. Strucaly, my friends, the hc3ch. DISLIKES: “Know it alls”, Bogarts, school buses, crowds. AMBITION: Art Education, Colorado. LISA WARCHOL LIKES: JOHN, Tricia, Linda, Judy, Val, skiing, parties, weekends, Rainy Days, Midnight Movies, up the lake, OHHHH! Vermont, crasher, Walt ' s mu- SIC DISLIKES: Jocks, “While You ' re Up , stuck up people, waiting. AMBITION: undecided, to be happy. MARSHA WARDNER “Marsh Always keep your words soft and sweet, just in case you have to eat them. LIKES: Peppermints, the piano, danc- ing, Vermont, hockey, Arthur, Porsches, band, my friends. DISLIKES: diets, indecision. AMBITION: College. CYNTHIA WETMORE “Cindy” Of all the joys which recall; being in love is the best LIKES: RICH, Steph, Gidget Brid- get, Jake, Ledgecrest. DISLIKES: Math, Organic Chem; work- ing fulltime. A BITION: Registered Nurse. DEBRA L. WARNER “Deb” Live to the Ms Ax LIKES: Mar, Riki, Sher, Sug, AMA- ZON, T., parties, S C, Stairway To Heaven, Saturday, Black Water, Only Women Bleed, N.H., W.B., Omega, Omnes Par, Max, Arthur, Chump, Tur- key, Dude, donuts, Compounce, “Do your brakes work?”, S-3, beach, “Doc- tor!”, Huuh.” DISLIKES: Being unemployed, spiders. AMBITION: undecided. JOAN CAROL WILK “Hawk”, “Toes,” “J.W.,” Pursue your own course, no matter what other people say. LIKES: Individualism, music. Bet, Chris, Lee, “Hey Hawk!”, Diamond, June, Winter, Vermont, money, Marc, French. DISLIKES: Hypocrites, School Politics, Stuck up people, underclassmen. AMBITION: Medical Technologist, Foreign Languages, Travel. CHRISTINE ANN WEBER “Chris All we have left are memories. LIKES: Cheryl, Hazel, Morg, all my friends, 44, cheerleading, tennis, “row- ing”, ice cream, suntans, the beach, pi- ano, music. DISLIKES: rainy days, trafs, “Hi there!” AMBITION: To live my life to its ful- lest. TODD WILLIS 154 STEVEN WOODRUFF “Steve, Woody” Life is but one small step LIKES: Astronomy, tennis, Chicago, meteors, Eldin, bicycling, Bosox, pho- tography, cruising, MPFC, Colleen, Herby, good music, Cramps, Bob, Maine, Friends, insanity. DISLIKES: Freaks, apathy, losing, Fi- gure-8’s, rainy days, sunny nights, good- byes. AMBITION: College, to achieve the im- possible. WILLIAM YUKNA “Tweedy” “ Success is netting what you want; Happiness is wanting what you get. LIKES: Cresent Beach, Linda, Steve, Basketball, 73 Chatham RD, Carole, Patti, funnelater. Freshmen Saturdays, Basketball Beach Party. DISLIKES: Freaks, tryouts. Fake peo- ple. AMBITION: College, Business Law or Accounting, to make as much out of life as possible. MICHAEL WOLAK DONALD G. YUNISKIS Freek, Gringo” Sma to the World LIKES: Margie K., Joan H., Arne L., Doug M., Cosmic Michael, E.S.G., Bill M., M.I.T., Computers. DISLIKES: Commons. AMBITIONS: a few more years of good times at M.I.T. and then, maybe start studying. 155 JOHN ZAROTNEY JOAN RENEE ZIEGLER “Jay” Something to do. Something to love, Something to hope for. ” LIKES: Brenda, Jill, Sharon, friends, beaches, weekends, music, parties, laughing. AMBITION: Medical Secretary, Travel. BILL ZUDER To be on your own, with no direction to go. like a complete unknown. LIKES: Flipp, Frank, Spaz, Doreen, Pam, Cindy, Sandy, Parties, weekends, Aero Smith, ELP., Led Zepplin. DISLIKES: Teachers, school, working, Jocks, two faced people. AMBITION: GOING Cross Country, Apartment, getting Rich. ( j! IjRsjLv 1 - V 1 md KAREN LEE ZUP “Zuppie” We’ve Only Just Begun. LIKES: Stash, Al, “All Star”, JERRY, Janice, Beth, Diane, May 16, 1975, June 5, 1975, The Beach, Summer nights, sunsets, Chicago, Dances, The Pub. DISLIKES: Saying GOOD-BYE to the Summer, Rainy days. Getting up early. AMBITION: Secr etarial work, Travel. DENISE ABAIR nella addamo Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Girls league 2.3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers 4 , Senior Activities 4; Orientation Committee 4; Senior Ball Decorations Committee 4. KEVIN AI-IX MARC ANDRUKIEWICZ Mixed Chorus 3,4; Special Choir 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. MARI.ENE ANGELl Student Council 1; Cheerleading 1; Girls Chorus 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Special Choir 3; Distributive Education and Reporter 4. MICHAEL AYOTTE JAMIE ANTANAITIS JOHN BANULSKI LOIS BARRETT Band 1,2, 3.4; Basketball Team 1,2, 3, 4; Softball Team 1, 2.3,4; Field Hockey Team 3; Medical Ca- reers Club Treasurer 4. LYNN BARTOLUCCI Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 1; Smoking Committee 3.4. JAYNE BASILE JOSEPH BEKANICH CYNTHIA BENNETT Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Class Activities 2; GARY BERGER FRANK BERT1 DONALD BERUBE Football 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Beacon Staff 2,3,4; Class Activities 2,3; Smoking Committee 3; Homecoming Committee 3; Liason to Berlin Board of Education 3; Yearbook — Boys Sport Editor. ROBERT REZZ Track 1 : National Honor Society 3,4. MARY B1GLEY Class Activities 1,2.3; Senior Farewell Committee 1; Medical Careers Club 2,3,4; Girls League 2,4; Freshman Orienation Committee 3,4; Junior Prom 3. JANET RIONDI Class Activities 2; Color Guard 2; Berlin Youth Council 2,3; Drill Team 3,4; Track 3; Art Club 4; Tennis Team 4. HELLEN BLOETHE MATTHEW BONK DANIEL BONSANT DONNA BOBER ANNE BOBROWSK1 Band 1.2,3, 4; Brass Choir 1,3,4; Senior Farewell Committee 1; Band Librarian 2,3,4; Color Guard 3,4; Tennis Team 3,4; Northwest Divisional State Orchestra 3,4; Pep Club 4; All-State 4. SUSAN BOVEE LISA BOWER PETER BRAUTIGAM KAREN BRESTER Class Activities 2,3,4; Girls League 4; Medical Ca- reers Club 2,3,4; Medical Careers Club President 4. PAUL BRIGANTI Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Sports Intramur- als 2,3,4; Service Club 2,3; Class Activity 2,3; Ser- vice Club Treasurer 4; Wrestling Team 4; Track Team 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Gourmet Club 4. PAUL BRIX LORRAINE BROWN Math Team 3,4; Softball Team 3. WILLIAM BROWNSTEIN LISA BUCCHI Girls Basketball Team 1,2; Class Activities 1,2, 3, 4; FTennis Team 3,4; Class Secretary 3; Freshman Orientation Committee 3,4; Color Guard 4; Girls League 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Pep Club 4. MARK CARLSON PHILIP CARLSON Football 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3.4; Brass Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Service Club 2,3.4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Class Activi- ties 3; Variety Show 2.3. PAUL (’ARSON Football 1,2,3. BRUCE CASEY Football Team 1,3; Band 2,3.4; Yearbook Finance Committee 4. PATRICK CHAMBRELLO REBECCA CHARAMUT Cheerleading 2,3,4; Class Activities 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Class Vice-President 4; Stu- dent Council 4; Art Club 4; Drama Club 4; Beacon Staff 4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Freshman Ori- entation Committee 4. SANDRA CIEZYNSKI Student Council 1; Sports Intramurals 3; Smoking Committee 4. JUDY CLEMENS Smoking Committee 3,4: DOUGLAS COBURN J.V. Basketball 1,2,3; J.V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2,3,4; Class Activities 2,3; Service Club 4; Co-Captain Varsity Baseball 4. HEATHFIR COLLINS Vice-President of Future Teachers 2; Softball 2; Class Ativities 3; Theater Goers 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Color Guard 3,4; President of F.B.L.A. 4. COLLEEN COONEY Drama Club 1,2,3; Smoking Committee 4; Year- book Editor 4. STANLEY COP Track 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Vice-Presidnt of Class 3,4; Woodwind Ensemble 3; Service Club 3,4; Class Activities 3,4; Freshman Orientation Com- mittee 4. ANDY COPPA Football Team 1, 2,3,4; Service Club 2,3,4; Track Team 2,3. MARY ANN CORSINO Mixed Chorus 1 ; Medical Careers Club 2,3,4; Girls League 2,4. TIMOTHY COSGROVE Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Basketball Manger 1; Track 1; Special Choir 3,4; Prom Committee 3,4; Tennis Intramurals 4; Orientation Committee 4; DOREEN COTE Basketball Team 1; Smoking Committee 4. SUZANNE CREAMER Volleyball Team 1; Softball Team 1.2.3.4: Field Hockey 2,3; Basketball Team 3; Class Activities 3. THOMAS CUGNO J.V. Baseball 2; Cross Country 2; Class Activities 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 3; J.V. Basketball 3; Service Club 3.4; Basketball Intramurals 3; Baseball Co- Captain; Varsity Basketball 4: BeaconStaff 4; Freshman Orientation Committee 4. ROBIN CULVER Band 1, 2,3,4; Class Activities 2,3,4; Drill Team 3; Drill Team Captain 4; Freshman Orientation Committee 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Tennis Team 3,4; Distributive Education President 4; Yearbook Art and Layout Editor 4; Pep Club 4; Girls League 4. CHARLENE CYR Band 1,2,3, 4; Drill Team 3,4; Class Activities 3; Girls League 4. RICHARD CYR ROBERT CYR CINDY DAVEY Band 4. CHARLES DAVIS Band 1,2,3, 4; Math Team 3,4; Special Choir 4; Mixed Chorus 4. JEFFREY DAVIS GARY DEGROFF Football 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2; Service Club 2,3,4; A.F.C. 1,2, 3, 4. PETER DELGRECO Football 1, 2.3,4; Baseball 1.4; Service Club 3. SHEILA DELGRECO 157 JOAN DISKIN Girls Track 1; Sports Intramurals 1; Class Activi- ties 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3. RAYMOND DOKAS Band t, 2,3,4; Variety Show 2; Tennis Intramurals 4. LISA DORNFRIED Smoking Committee 2,3,4. NANCY DUNN Mixed Chorus 1,2.3, 4; (’.iris Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Rock Choir 3,4; Special Choir 3,4; Sports Intramurals I, 2,3, 4; Drama Club 1,4; Business Club 3,4; Li- brary Aide 3,4; Motif Club 4; Theater-Goers 4; Yearbook Assisstant Editor 4. MARY DUTKIEWICZ DAVID DYER SCOTT Dl ' MAIS DANIEL DZIOB DEBRA EYDENTA CHRISTOPHER FAGAN MATTHEW FAGAN Track Team 2; Tennis Team 3; Co-Captain of Tennis Team 4; Service Club 4. PETER FAGAN SUSAN FAILLA Smoking Committee 4. MARK FAVROW PETER FECTEAU Basketball 1; Track 2,3,4; Football Team 3,4; Cho- rus 3,4. THOMAS FENAUGHTY MIKE FERRENCE KAREN FERRO Class Activities 1,2, 3, 4; Chairman — Senior Fare- well Committee 1; Junior Prom Waitress 1; Girls Track Team 1; Business Club 2,3; Pep Rally Deco- rating Committee 2,3; Chairman — Junior Prom 3; Freshman Orientation Committee 4; Treasurer — F.B.L.A. 4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Girls League 4; Pep Club 4; Football Consession Stand 4; Yearbook —Editor In-Chief 4. ELLEN FITZSIMMONS Class Activities 3,4; Color Guard 4; Freshman Ori- entation Committee 4. «■ NANCY FRIEND CHERYL GAFFNEY Class Treasurer 1,2, 3, 4; Class Activities 1,2,3, 4; J. V. Cheerleading 1,2; Pep Rally Decorating Com- mittee 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 3; Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Cheerlead- ing and Captain 3,4; Co-Chairman — Junior Prom 3; Art Club 4; Art and Layout Editor of Lamp 4. PATRICIA GAGLIARD1 JOANNE GENEST THOMAS GEMMELL JOHN GENIS DAVID GERVAIS MARJORIE GIMPL Drama Club 2; Theater Goers 3; Class Activities 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Tennis Team 3,4; Secretary - F.B.L.A., Tennis Intramurals 4. MARIE GONTARZ Band 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 2; Dance Committee 1,2; Class Activities 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Ju- nior Prom Committee 3; Motif Club 4; Orientation Committee 4. GARY GLATZ SCOTT GLEN NON KIMBERLY GRADY Class Activities 2,3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Girls League 2; Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committees 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Motif Club 4. ROBIN GRAHAM STUART GRAHAM Football 1,2; Service Club 2. DAVID GRALA LINDA GRASSO Senior Breakfast 1; Ski Club 3; Smoking Commit- tee 3.4. ROBERT GUT CHESTER HABER CORNELIUS J. HAGE Football 2,3,4; Service Club 3. CLIFFORD HAMILTON CARRIE HARTNEY HEATHER HAYDEN EDMUND HEFFERNAN RALPH HEFFTER ROBERT HERR Student Council 1,2,3, 4; A.V.A. 1; Class Activities 1,2,3; Track Team 1,2,3, 4; Math Team 2,3,4; Liai- son to Board of Education 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Business Editor 4; Honor Society Presi- dent 4; Theater Goers 4. DARLENE HUGHES Art Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. 4. PETER HUNGERFORD JANICE IERNA MARY JANE JAKUBOWSKI Girls Chorus 2; Volley Ball Intramurals 2; Class Activities 3,4; Prom Committees 3,4; Freshman Orientation Committee 3,4. WENDY JEDD Band 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 1,2,4; Brass Choir 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleading 2,3; Class Activities 2,3,4; Morming Announcer 3,4; Girls League 3,4; Major- ette 4; BRIAN JOHANNS VALERIE JONES Berlin Youth Council 1; Freshman Activities 1; Tennis Team 2; Ski Club 3; Smoking Committee 3,4; Art Club 4; Soccer 4. MARY BETH JORSEY VINCENT JUCHNIEWICZ LISA JURKOIC Sports Intramurals 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2.3; Art Club Treasurer 2,3,4; Special Choir 3; Beacon Staff 3; Beacon Staff Typing Edi- tor 4. DAVID KAISER LOUIS KEEZ1NG Track Team 1,2; Class Activities 1,2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Beacon Staff 4; Student Advisory Committee 4: Editor of Creative Writing Magazine 4; Freshman Orienta tion Committee 4; Co-Captain Tennis Team 4 JAMES KELLY ANTHONY KIN1RY Class Vice-President 1; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basket- ball 1; Class Activities 1,2, 3,4; Service Club 2,3; Service Club Vice-President 4; Track 2; Golf 3.4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Basketball Concession Chairman 3,4; Boys State 3; Yearbook Sports Edi EVELYN KLIPP J.V. Cheerleading 1; Senior Breakfast Committee 1; Varsity Cheerleading 2; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 2,3,4; Special Choir 2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Medical Careers Club 3,4. ANTHONY KLOTZ PATTI KOCHUNAS Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Girls Chorus 1,2.3: Girls League 1,2, 3, 4; Drama Chib 2,3; Drama Club President 4; Rock Choir 3; Honor Society 3,4; Col- or Guard 3; Orientation Committee 4; Drill Team 4. ROBER T KREUTZER Hand 1 ,2,3,4; Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Brass Choir 1 ,2,3,4. LYNN KROPF Class Activities 1,2, 3,4; Senior Farewell Commit tee 1; Youth Council !; Tennis Team 2,3,4; Color Guard 2,3; Honor Society 2,3; Yearbook Staff 4; Chairman Senior Ball Committee 4; Medical Ca- reers Club 4; Student Council 4; Pep Club 4, DAVID KRYSZTOPIK 158 JILL KUCHAKCZYK STEVEN KUZN1ECKI JAMES LANNI KURT LARSON VICKIE LARSON LINDA LAVIGNE Medical Careers Club 1,2,3; Class Activities 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Breakfast Committee 1; Youth Council 1,2; Motif Club 4; Freshman Orientation Committee 4. ANTHONY LEGNANl Football 1; Basketball Team 1; Basketball Intr- murals 1,2, 3,4; Service Club 1,2,3; Soccer Intra- murals 4. MARK LENZIE SHARON LEONE ROBERT LERZO ELIZABETH LESZYNSK1 KEVIN LINN MARGARET I.IPETZ Band 1,2, 3, 4; Girls League 1,2, 3,4, Volley Ball Team 1; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; Class Activities 7r. Beacon Staff 3. CINDY LOCKE Band 1,2, 3,4; Sports Intramurals 1,2. DAVID LOISELLE Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; A V A. 1,2,3; Ser- vice Club 2,3,4. RICHARD LONDIN Football 1.2,4; Baseball 1; Business Club 1. ELDIN LOUGEK Football 1,2; Wrestling 1: Track 2; Class Activities 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Honor Society 3,4; Orientation Committee 3; Math Team 4 MF.IJNDA LOl ' GEE RICHARD LUMA ELIZABETH LUND Band 1, 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Volley Ball Intrumurals 2; Drama Club 2,3,4: Class Activities 3,4; Freshman Orientaton 3,4; Ju- nior Prom Committee 3; Drill Team 3,4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Theater-Goers 4; Motif Club 4. SCOTT LUNT ANN LYNCH Class Activities 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 2,4; Drama Club 4. DAWN LYNN KATHERINE MAITZ Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls Chorus 2,3,4; Special Choir 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,4; Motif Club 4; Mod- ern Dance 4; Chorus Vice-President 4. IRENE MAKRIS Class Activities 4; Girls League 4; F.B.L.A. 4. PERRY MAKRIS Football 1; Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2; Chess Club 2,3. STEVE MALESPINI GARRY MALONE JULIE MALONEY Girls League 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Rock Choir 3; Drama Club 4; Senior Activities 4; Medical Careers Club 4; Freshman Orientation 4; Senior Ball Committee 4. EWA MARCICZIEWICZ Girls Chorus 1; Girls League 1,2; Color Guard 2,3; Drill Team 4; Senior Activities 4; Medical Careers Club 4. JAMES MARGNELLI Class President 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3; Class Actvities 1,2,3, 4; Service Club 1,2,3; Service Club President 4. SUSAN MARKS Class Activities 1,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Rock Choir 1. 2.3,4: Track Cinder- ett 2; Girls League 2,3,4: Special Choir 3; Drama Club 3,4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Freshman Ori- entation Committee 4; Senior Patrol 4. GERALDINE MATTERA SUSAN MCADOO Girls Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Rock Choir 1: Band 1,2,3. 4; Special Choir 2,3,4; Band Librarian 2,3,4; Chorus Treasurer 4; Girls League 4; Modern Dance 4. JOHN McCOLL linda McDonald DEBORAH McHALE Class Activities 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Girls League 2; Honor Society 3,4; Track Manager 3; Girls Sports Yearbook Editor 4. PAUL McQUEENEY LAURIE MEDVEC Special Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Gi rls Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, . 1 , 4 ; Rock Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Drill Team 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Motif Club 4; KENNETH MEEHAN Football 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Service Club 4. NICHOLAS MEEKER LAURA MICHAL.SK I JAMES MIERZEJEWSKI LYNN MISTERI Class Activities 1,2; Volley Ball 1; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Field Hockey 3; Softball 3,4; Girl s Sports Yearbook Editor 4; Motif Club 4. LAURA MOLLOY DIANE MOTHERSELE ELIZABETH MROTEK Girls Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Girls League 2,3,4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Track Cinderette 2,3; Special Choir 3; Color Guard 3,4; Class Activi- ties 4; Orientation Committee 4; Tennis Team 4; Tennis Intramurals 4. PATRICIA MULLEN Band 1,3; Class Activities 1, 2,3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Track Manager 3,4; Class Secretary 4; Senior Ball Committee 4; Student Council 4. DEBRA MUNSON SALLY MUNSON Business Club 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Class Activities 3,4; Track Team 3; Freshman Orientation 3; Girls league 4; D.E.C.A. 4. DAWN ELISE NASON Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Activities 1,2,4; Drama Club 1,2, 3,4; Rock Choir 2,3; Girls League 2,3; Special Choir 3; Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Drill Team 4; Motif Club 4; Freshman Orientation Committee 4. FRANK NEGRI WENDY NEILAN Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Girls League 1,2,3, 4; Drama Club 1,2,3, 4; Class Activities 4; Freshman Orientation Committee 4. JEFFREY NELSON Football Manager 1; Football Team Reporter 3,4; PAMELA NELSON CHRISTOPHER NEWBURY KARL NILSON Math Team 2; Beacon Staff 4. SHARON NOCERA BIFF O ' REILLY,, Basketball 2,3; Football 2: Golf Team 2,3,4; Ser- vice Club 3,4; Boys State 3: Class Activities 4; Freshman Orientation Committee 4; Honor Scoiety 4. JANICE PAJOR Varsity Basketball 1.2, 3,4. PHILIP PANDOLFO Intramural Basketball 3; Intramural Soccer 4. DIANE PEPLAU DONNIE PARADIS ROBERT PARADIS SCOTT PARSONS Football 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3; Class Activities 1,2,3; Service Club 2,3,4; A.V.C. 1,2,3,4; SCOTT PECHOUT Band 1.2,3, 4: Brass Choir 1,2, 3, 4; Service Club 4; Pep Band 4: Wrestling 4. 159 TRICIA PETERSON Smoking Committee 3,4. SHARON PIASKOWSKI BETH PINCHES NED PIPKIN TIMOTHY POWERS Student Council 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Service Club 3,4; Boys State 3; Theater Goers 4; Liason to Board of Edu- cation 4; Honor Society 4. LORI PROCKO DARRYL PRUE JAMES PSILLAS JOSEPH PULCINI CHRISTINE QUEDENS Girls League 2,3,4: Track 2,3; Honor Society 3,4; Beacon Staff 3,4. 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The Edro Corporation Headmasters Beauty S alon PERSONAL Mr. Mrs. Clement Man Diane Sol F. Cohen, D.D.S. Mr. Mrs. Louis Coppa Mr. Mrs. Paul Culver Mr. Mrs. Donald L. Delisle Mr. Mrs. Harold E. Dunn Mr. Roy Fabian Mr. Mrs. Daniel R. Ferro Dr. John M. Fitzsimmons Dr. Mrs. Herbert H. Herr Mary’s Pastry .Shoppe Suburban Cycle Towne Food Cent Universal Specialiti Vail and Meyer Co 1 « W ATR . John Lund i Malo Manzi rs. Donal Mrs. Violet Murpl Mr. Jeffrey Neilan Miss. Gail Petersor Evelyn M. Pulicini Sugar. Herbs. Robby, Berubes Sharon Danny Best of Luck to The Graduating Seniors Compliments of B.H.S. Drama Club 179 Berlin High Supplement Class of 76 w. Baseball The Boys’ Baseball Team played an exciting season under Coach Gib- ney. Paul Sangeloty and Tom Cugno ranked highest as the team’s players. The J. V. Team had a winning season under Coach Roy Fabian. BOYS BASEBALL TEAM. 1ST ROW: D. Paradis, B. Veley, D. Coburn, T. Cugno, P. Sangeloty, K. Meehan. 2ND ROW: D. Marsh, M. Meehan, R. Miller, T. Marble, J. Fiori, B. Dehm. 3RD ROW: COACH — W. Gibney, M. Huber, B. Munson, B. Knapsack, MANAGER — J. Ritter. CO-CAPTAINS: T. Cugno and D. Coburn. kjfear ? - Hf ' - gr 4 % • « V . ■ — — ■ — r — - ,■ GIRLS’ SOFTBALL TEAM. 1ST ROW: K. Cleaveland, S. Creamer, D. Stsazewski, K. Davis, D. Miller, L. Nygren, K. Miller, C. Zack. 2ND ROW: COACH — D. Liljestrand, L. Misteri, J. Pajor, L. Barrett, L. Johnson, C. Dutkiewicz, S. Bottomley, S. Pizzo. Softball The Lady Redcoat softball team played very well this season, under Coach Donna Liljestrand, and co-cap- tains Jan Pajor and Lois Barrett. The team ended the season with a 7-9 record with L. Barrett, D. Miller, L. Misteri and J. Pajor making the Northwest Con- ference Allstar Team. Girls’ Tennis The team played a fine season on Berlin High’s new tennis courts. Miss Janet Parks was coach, Wendy Jedd and Lisa Rackliffe served as co- captains. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM. 1ST ROW: R. Brown, J. Gimpl, E. Feole, D. Kowalczyk. 2ND ROW C. Conti, S. Kristopik, C. Marble, Co-Captain W. Jedd, COACH J. Parks, L. Young, M. Meisterling, M. Gimpl, Missing: L. Kropf, Co-Captain L. Rackliffe. 4 Boys’ Tennis Sal Caruso was appointed Coach in Berlin’s second year of Boys’ Tennis. They played a fine season. Matt Fagan and Lou Keezing were Co-Captains. BOYS’ TENNIS TEAM: 1ST ROW: D. StAmand, J. Pavano, S. Ashekian, R. Allario, C. Poppel, J. Faucher, R. London. 2ND ROW: R. Dokas, T.Sholly, D. Anson, Co-Captain — L. Keezing, Co-Captain — M. Fagan, S. Kleckowski, S. Woodruff, COACH — Sal Caruso, Missing from picture — R. Brown, T. Woodruff. Track The Track Team compiled a 10-2 record in the North- west Conference. Mr. Rich- ard Kaminski and William Riccio were the coaches. Stanley Cop qualified for the state meets in hurdling. TRACK TEAM. 1ST ROW COACH — W. Riccio, T. Powers, C. Quedens, P. Fecteau, S. Cop, P. Briganti, B. Herr, T. Klotz, W. Yukna, D. McHale, C. Bennett, COACH — R. Kaminski. 2ND ROW B. Bandzes, E. Klotz, F. Conlin, J. Wixon, C. Vartanian, R. Sachetti, R. Tangney, D. Nikodeym. 3RD ROW: D. Bandzes, J. Parise, A Zovich, J. Kropf, J. Nesta, G. Brochu, P. Larson, J. Vibert, P. Piper, B. Carlson, M. Kinney. Golf For the second year, the Berlin High Golf Team placed first in the Northwest Confer- ence. Biff O’Reilly and Tony Kiniry were co- captains. The team placed second in Division Two of the State Championship which was held at the Waterbury Country Club. Biff O’Reilly and Mark Olson were the highest scorers. ABOVE: VARSITY GOLF TEAM: R. Costanzo, W. Casner, T. Kiniry, J. Peplau, COACH D. Bates, B. O’Reilly, B. Bradley, M. Olson. LEFT: J. V. GOLF TEAM: COACH D. Bates, S. Higgins, S. Williams. B. Reed, B. Boscold, K. Sargis, A. Switavewski. This year’s Junior Prom was held at DePasquale’s Restaurant on Feb- ruary 14, 1976. The romantic Valen- tine’s Day setting was topped off by the theme, “You’ve Made Me So Very Happy”. Music was provided by Sunship. Debbie Ahlquist was crowned Queen with Jennifer Carlson and Theresa Dukes as attendants. It was a fun-filled evening for all who attended. Senior Ball The Grand Ballroom at the Hartford Hilton was the setting for this year’s Senior Ball. It was held on May 22, 1976. Our theme was “What a Wonderful Thing We Have,” with music provided by two bands. We dined to the music of “Zonkaraz” and later on danced to “The Rhines- tones”. Karen Ferro reigned as Queen with Linda Lavigne and Linda McDonald as attendants. It was an eventful and memorable evening for all. rn “Double your pleasure Double your fun!” Miss Emily Doolittle” Senior Class Play Under the direction and guidance of Mrs. Christine Colaiacovo, along with Betty Leszynski, the senior class launched their presentation of “The Tube”. It consisted of a series of televi- sion spoofs, such as “The Price is Al- most Perfect,” “The Mating Game,” “Mickey Mole,” “Trash,” “Spedical Center,” and “Rear Witness News.” Dis- playing their own creative talents by both writing and acting out the script, the students put on a very entertaining performance. . . . “But Mrs. “C”., we only have two weeks left” .... “You’re no good, Pop” ... “Oh Frank ... Oh Margaret” ... The Complications . . Pride “That’s right, only 69c a pound!” Class Night Class night took place on Thursday, June 17 in the school auditorium. Outstanding members of the class, both academically and socially, were honored at this time. Many scholarships and other awards were presented to students allowing members of the Class of “76” to further their educations. Senior Day The freshmen said good-bye to the seniors with the Nifty-Fifties breakfast. The atmosphere was hightened by the music of American Graffiti. After finish- ing many pancakes, juice, and rolls, a brief ceremony was held recognizing the editors of the yearbook, for the long hours and hard work they put into the “1976 Lamp”. Each editor was then pre- sented with a certificate. After the breakfast we proceeded to the audito- rium to pass out caps, gowns and year- books. Everyone scrambled around to exchange as many signatures as possi- ble. Graduation Graduation 1976 was held at Welte Hall, C. C. S. C. on Monday, June 21. Excitement and anxiety filled the minds of the graduates as they marched down the crowded aisles toward the stage. It was an inspiring ceremony topped off by Rebecca Charamut’s speech of determination and success. Outside of the auditorium friends and relatives eagerly awaited the happy graduates. There they exchanged their congratula- tions along with hugs, kisses, and tears. Senior Banquet Our four years at Berlin High drew to a close with a final gather- ing at our Senior Banquet at DePasquale’s Restaurant. After a buffet supper, we danced to the music of Stovenbrown. Mrs. Bryers and our class officers spoke for the last time as we exchanged gifts and memories of the past.
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