Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1978 volume:

The Staff of the 1978 Lamp proudly dedi- cates its yearbook to Mr. Donald Bates in recognition of his outstanding community achievement, dedication, and involvement. Mr. Bates, a teacher of mathematics, has de- signed the computer math program and helped organize the Math Team at Berlin High School. He also coaches the Berlin High School Varsity and Junior Varsity Golf teams. His coaching efforts have resulted in many high caliber players and championship teams. Further recognition of Mr. Bates talent as a golf coach is his being selected The National Golf Coach of the Year by the National High School Coaches Association. Mr. Bates has also contributed much time and effort serving on the Park and Recreation Commission in Berlin. Through his unselfish dedication, Mr. Bates has contributed greatly to both Berlin High School and the Berlin community. We wish him continued success. 2 ACHIEVEMENT That man is a success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much; who gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of children; who has filled his niche and accom- plished his task; who leaves the world better than he found it . . . Robert Louis Stevenson The world is a looking-glass, and gives back to every man the reflection of his own face. Frown at it, and it in turn will look sourly at you; laugh at it and with it, and it is a jolly, kind companion. William Makepeace Thackeray Drop a pebble in the water, And its ripples reach our far; And the sunbeams dancing on them May reflect them to a star. Give a smile to someone passing. Thereby making his morning glad; It may greet you in the evening When your own heart may be sad. Do a deed of simple kindness; Though its end you may not see. It may reach, like widening ripples, Down a long eternity. Joseph Norris Every soul that touches yours — Be it the slightest contact — Gets therefrom some good; Some little grace; one kindly thought; One aspiration yet unfelt; One bit of courage For the darkening sky; One gleam of faith To brave the thickening ills of life; One glimpse of brighter skies — To make this life worthwhile And heaven a surer heritage. George Eliot 7 ACADEMICS Why Teach? They ask me why I teach, and I reply: Where would I find more splendid company? There sits a statesman. Strong, unbiased, wise, Another later Webster, Silver-tongued, And there a doctor Whose quick, steady hand Can mend a bone, Or stem a lifeblood ' s flow. A builder sits beside him- Upward rise The arches of a church he builds, wherein That minister will speak the word of God, And lead a stumbling soul to touch the Christ. And all about a less gathering Of farmers, merchants, teachers. Laborers, men Who work with man and vote and build And plan and pray Into a great tomorrow. And I say, I may not see the church, Or hear the words, Or eat the food their hands will grow And yet ... I may, And later I may say, I knew the lad, And he was strong; Or weak, or kind, or proud Or bold. I knew him once. But then he was a boy. They ask me why I teach, and I reply, Where could I find more splendid company? Author Unknown DONALD L. DELISLE Assistant Principal for Instruction ESTHER CRINITI Secretary To Principal DAVID J. MATTHEWS Assistant Principal for Administration 10 ROSALIND WARD Registrar THOMAS GALVIN Principal STANLEY SANGELOTY Head Guidance Counselor LAWRENCE L. GIANDOMENICO Superintendent Of Schools ALICE A. MITCHELL Guidance Counselor SEBASTIAN J. AMATO Guidance Counselor 1 1 ANNE BELOMYZY Bookkeeper RUBY ZAROTNEY Guidance Secretary English JANET L. KELLY English MARY ANN F. MIKLOS English CHRISTINE COLAIACOVO English DONNA SCHILKE CHERYL WOTRING English English A word is dead When it is said Some say . . . RUTH EARN Reading Specialist LYNN ARNOLD English 12 ERNEST SPIELER English Department Head STANLEY P. BRITTINGHAM, JR. English DIANE WOLF English DOROTHY TISHER English THOMAS D. WARBURTON, III English CAROL R. VIROSTEK English ... I say it just Begins to live that day. Emily Dickinson 13 ROBERT DiCICCO Mathematics GAIL PETERSON Mathematics Department Head Success is to be measured not so by the position that one has reached in life . . . Math PHILIP CROCKETT Mathematics RICHARD KAMINSKI Mathematics DONALD BATES MARTIN P. INNES Mathematics Mathematics 14 . . . but by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. Booker T. Washington KENNETH SHERRICK Mathematics WILLIAM RICCIO Mathematics SANDRA D ' ANGONA Spanish AUDREY E. SCHUBACH Spanish ARNOLD FROST French PAUL LARIVIERE Latin French KATHRYN BRYERS Spanish 15 Science RONALD GOULD Chemistry FRED RUSSO Science Investigations HAROLD KIRCHSTEIN Biology The man who cannot wonder is but a pair of spectacles behind which there is no eye. Thomas Carlyle URSULA SPIEGAL Earth Science MINER SHEPARD Biology JOAN CHICHESTER Biology 16 ROY E. FABIAN DR. FRANCIS RIO Physical Sciences Science Department Head EMILIO MERLINO Art MARSHA STRUCALY Art and Humanities Art Chairman 17 JAMES T. FITZGERALD Social Studies PETER NAUNCHEK Social Studies EDWARD GOODROW Social Studies Department Head GEORGE HALL Social Studies 18 MORTON DONDES Social Studies NANCY POITRAS Social Studies Social Studies Business RAYMOND L. LOWELL Business Education JUNE CZARNECKI Business Education BETTY TRIDER Business Education JEFFREY MILLER Business Education The farther backward you can look, the farther forward you are likely to see. Winston Churchill VIOLET MURPHY Social Studies PATRICK PHAUP Business Education Department Head 19 Physical Education WILLIAM GIBNEY Physical Education KENNETH PARCIAK Physical Education DONNA LILJESTRAND Physical Education DEBORAH MATTA Physical Education The secret of success in life is for a man to be ready for his opportunity when it comes. Disraeli 20 JANET LUCCO Physical Education AL PELLIGRINELLI Physical Education Industrial Arts ROBERT RECOR I.A. — Drafting ROY BAUCHMAN I.A. — Automotive MICHAEL BERGERON I.A. — Electronics SAVERIAN TORINO I.A. — Woodworking Department Head ROBERT POGLITSCH I.A. — Metal DAVID PASCO I.A. — Graphic Arts 21 Home Economics PAMELA DENNIS Home Economics EM I LI E L. YUKNA Home Economics DIANE PAVELCHAK Home Economics Music JAMES T. BRUNI Music PAUL J. KARAM Music Director of Music In the long run men hit only what they aim at; Therefore, though they should fail immediately, they had better aim at something high. Henry David Thoreau 22 I CHARLES C. DAVIS Marriage Youth and Family Services Director ELIZABETH D. NELSON R.N. School Nurse Media MIA K. McMAHON Librarian LANCE EARNEST Media Technician BARBARA BROWN Media Clerk EVELYN BERNETICH JAMES DAY Special Education Special Education Specialists Independent Study Student Common Teachers . . . ' Is this for real? ' Now class. If the strobe is flashing at . . . ? Hey — this is my banana. 24 These aren ' t my words I ' m quoting — they ' re the words of someone who knows what he is talking about. . . . of Average Students Basket case . . . what have you. . . . . . throw your gum out ... in turn How bizarre. . . By and largely . . . . . . Grasp the key concept . . . . . . Incidently . . . and or . . . It ' s old hat. . . one, two, shree . . . Chi . . . Warbs . . . Fabe ... Dr. K. . . . Make a difference . . . . . . Teaching point . . . HOLA! . . . . . . Pues si . . . . . . Eyes on the copy. Ready? Type. Got it right here . . . . . . Medulla oblongata-buster . . . Focus In People . . . No Friends Ninnies — let the computers do the work! Those (Expletive Deleted) Freshmenl 25 UNDERCLASSMEN High on this mountain The clouds down below I ' m feeling so strong and alive From this rocky perch I ' ll continue to search For the wind And the snow And the sky I want a lover I want some friends And I want to live in the sun And I want to do all the things that I never have done. Sunny bright mornings And pale moonlit nights Keep me from feeling alone Now, I ' m learning to fly And this freedom is like Nothing that I ' ve ever known I ' ve seen the bottom And I ' ve been on top But mostly I ' ve lived in between And where do you go When you get to the end of your dream? Once in a vision I came on some woods And stood at a fork in the road My choices were clear Yet I froze with the fear Of not knowing which way to go One road was simple Acceptance of life The other road offered sweet peace When I made my decision My vision became my release. Dan Fogelberg Freshmen Class officers: Brenda Stabert, Treasurer; Mr. Stanley Brittingham, Class Advisor; Kim Kuhnly, Secretary. Standing: Tina Simeone, President; Sue Kristopik, Vice-President The Class of 1981 joined the hustle and bustle of Berlin High on September 7, 1977. Tina Simeone, Sue Kristopik, Brenda Stabert and Kim Kuhnly were elected class officers. Under the advisorship of Mr. Stanley Brittingham the freshmen year began to take shape. Their fund raising drive was kicked off with the traditional magazine drive which was an enormous success. The single day allotted for Initiation was a day enjoyed by most and carefully observed by the school administration and the Board of Education. It began early in the morning with the worried freshmen, dressed as Supermen and Wonder Women, being taken to area restaurants for breakfast by their Big Brothers and Sisters. As the day progressed, the freshmen learned that Initiation is a fun event designed to bring the oldest and newest members of Berlin High together, and they even enjoyed performing the antics demanded of them. Freshmen and Seniors both felt a twinge of disappointment when the two o ' clock bell sounded the end of the school day and the festivities. Initiation was officially closed with the annual Senior Court and dance. Kim Valentine was chosen to represent the Freshmen class at Homecoming. A farewell breakfast for the Seniors ended a very hectic first year for the class of 1981. 28 FIRST ROW: Debbie Paradis, Diane Dietrich. SECOND ROW: Wendy Robinson, Laura Dutkiewicz, Janet Cyr, Julie Verge. THIRD ROW: David Ferraguto, Mike Serravalle, Tony Diele, Arlene Gamelin. FOURTH ROW: Brooks McQuarrie, John Williams, Steve Ritchie, Mike Paul, Beth Lasky. FIRST ROW: Amy DeVaul, Susan Herman. SECOND ROW: Judy Krause, Carrie Berlandy, Laurie Mengual, Nancy Dalzell, Josephine DeFrancesco. THIRD ROW: Dane Baclaski, Ken Hopkins, Brian Anderson, Alan Pajor, Jim Schribert, Chester Formica, John Symolon, Doug Frost. 29 FIRST ROW: Mary Makris, Maureen Connor, Maria Portal, Brian Erkson, Donna Wenzel, Robert Jones, Jeffrey Landry. SECOND ROW: Elain Juchniewicz, David Berger, Darryl Durity, Lori Chambrello, Phillip Warner, Josephine Franco, Irene Siriotis. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Thorpe, Donna Maguda, Joyce Blackburn, Barbara Ouellette, Mark Akehurst, George Tkac, Keith Yurewitch, Howard Asal. FIRST ROW: John Curren, Dorothy Holt. SECOND ROW: John Hanson, Glenn Schroeder, Paul Pracon, Kelly Rogers, Carol Kuehn. THIRD ROW: Kenny Ward, Dave Supinski, Andy Regan, Brian Bushy, Gary Symolon. 30 FIRST ROW: Aileen Vienneau, Mary Lipetz, Maryann Bordonaro, Donna Ustanowski, Sue Melowicz, Bethann Kern, Karen Grigorian, Laura DelMartino. SECOND ROW: John Wilcox, Barry Bickley, Matt Butera. FIRST ROW: Jim Mazzarella. Harold Bard. SECOND ROW: Debbie Bukowski, Beth Seelye, John Gables, Dan Martin, Joe Bartolomeo. THIRD ROW: Amy Bylek, Lynn Pampuro, Judy Kraus, Terry Hendricks, Mark Schubert, Karl Munson, Danny Raleigh, David Edelson, Jim Steven. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Grasso, Beverly Nocera, Tina Lauria, David Ritter, Eric Kucharczyk, Bill Sturtevant, Ray Juchniewicz, Tom McCarthy, Chris Hart, Ted Cote. 31 KNEELING: Brian Boscolo, Carl Ficks. SECOND ROW: Dawn Spear, Sandy Perreault, Linda Luchini, Danny Precourt, Francis Reeck. THIRD ROW: Mary Diperdomenico, Claude Przybysz, Bob Rustico. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Srogi, Tina Adams, Roxanne Veneziano, Diana Tavarozzi. FIFTH ROW: Steve Bobrowski, Steve Bernadino, Leane Siembab, Marina Prado, Irene Ruepp. SIXTH ROW: James Bradbury, Kris Hillstrand, Brenda Stabert, Ed Savio. SEVENTH ROW: Mark Soneson, David Herr, Steven Milkey, Suzanne Krystopik, Tim Garcia. FIRST ROW: William Lennehan, Julie Nelson, Graeme Smith, David Stiano. SECOND ROW: Ginger Meeker, Andy Davis, Lorena Herzy, James Walk, Dawn Cugno, Kurt Pearson, RoseMarie Vendegna. THIRD ROW: Carol Zup, Susan Gajda, Diane DeMaria, Michael Parise, Walter May, Scott Austin, Cary Faucher, Leslie Hayden, Tom Sprague, Jeffrey Casner. 32 FIRST ROW: Richard Zovich, Chip Green, Keith Bostrom, Michael Tanguay. SECOND ROW: Corri Karam, Cheryl Connell, Kim Kuhnly, Randy Yott, Becky Roberts, Kathy Maloney, Cheryl Anderson. THIRD ROW: Beth Watrous, Tina Simeone, Cathy Blair, Lynne Bartkowski, Sandy Westman, Barbara Hackney, Lisa Stifel. FIRST ROW: Tom Cote, Dave Brainard, Mark Koziol, Doug Malone, James Reinholdt. SECOND ROW: Heide Freitag, Peggy Clark, Sandy Kaczynski, Cheryl Foertsch, Don Paris, Danny Moffett, Greg Bradley, Danny Daigle, Jeri Hatch, Kim Chojnicki, Rae Ann Rutkowski. IN TREE: Kim Valentine, Carol Arbour. 33 FIRST ROW: Donna Gorneault, Kim Stiengoff, Lisa Martinelli. SECOND ROW: Rich Stanhope, Paul Kochanski, Joey Nowak, Mike Pajor, Gary Pavano, Ken DiPace. FIRST ROW: Jim Quarello, Mark Abramski, Phillip Quedens. SECOND ROW: Doug Lennehan, Debbie Paskiewicz, Mike Bonati, Tom Pavano, John Phillips, Dawn Cashman, Tom Middlemass, Tom Cichon. THIRD ROW: Sharon Shipman, Amy Johnson, Candi Skubel, Stephanie Small, Sue Bandzes, Mike Luppino, Tom Meehan, Jon Lund. FOURTH ROW: Dave Valickis, Paul Tolis, Tony Geanfelice, Peter Schmidt, Phil Lund, Chris Johnson, Bill Locke, Rolo Barqielski, Glenn Drachenberg. KNEELING: Lisa Tirinzoni, Leslie Maerz. Gregory Frost. SECOND ROW: Jean Coangelo, Brenda Dunn, Donna Curtis, Anne St. Amand, Sandra Simon, Wendy Bukowski, Gail Dukes, Patricia Beal, Elaine O ' Connell, Vanessa Williams, Christine Molnar, Stephanie Nelson, Patricia English, Lisa Polaske. THIRD ROW: Anthony Cyrulik, Robert Lavender, Nick DiSalvo, William Zesk, Joe Baccaro, Lenny Michaud, Paul Powers, Barry Wright, Peter Powers, Leonard Welch, Clinton Thurston, Garret Maino. 34 Sophomores Class Officers: Marlen Clark, Secretary; Don Riordan, Vice-President; Mike Klein, President; Mrs. Joan Chichester, Class Advisor; Sue Ziegler, Treasurer. The Class of 1980 under the direction of Mrs. Joan Chichester was led by the class officers Mike Klein, Don Riordan, Marlen Clark and Sue Ziegler. The sophomore class kicked off its fund raising events with a car wash at Matson Rug. Their booth at the Berlin Fair also added money to the class treasury. During spirit week the sophomores decorated the halls of B.H.S. with characters from the Wizard of Oz. The class showed their school spirit at the annual motorcade and pep rally. Judy Lynn was chosen to represent her class at the Homecoming festivities. The final activity of the year for the Class of 1980 was a dance sponsored for the entire student body. 35 FIRST ROW: Lisa Zovich, Joleen Polanski, Laurie Wolawicz, Lisa DiValentino, Vivian Maslowski, Georgann Distin. SECOND ROW: Peter Garrison, Thomas Janelle, Bill Lasky, Andy Petruff, Craig Davey, Bob Zapulla, Gary Blanchette, John Adams, Kent Collins, Jeff Marchetti, Tim Roberts. THIRD ROW: Alan Ward, Matt Mildrum, Karl Skwiot, Donna Michaud, Frank Catalano, Tom Simpson, Dave DeGroff, Tom Huber, Steve Provini, Brian Faucher, Rich Dalfino. FIRST ROW: Barbara Brindley, Cari Wolf, Donna Ferro, Nikki Trevethan. SECOND ROW: Janet Brochu, Mary Hubbard, Nancy Pethigal, Sharon Griffith, Kim Vigra, Laura Wixon, Peggy Bovee, Donna Barriere, Cheryl LeVasseur, Beth Nalewajek, Jean Wilk. THIRD ROW: Tim Veley, Ted Nelson, Paul Baclaski, Brian Blackburn, Kenneth Chmielewski, Christopher Palczer, David Wheeler, Michael Klein, Mark Jackson. 36 FIRST ROW: Charlie House, Jim Anastasion. SECOND ROW: Sue Dixon, Laura Morse, Patty Carson, Noreen Fagan. THIRD ROW: Darcey Arute, Debbie Fisk, Lynn Procko, Lee Warner, Cheryl Barile FOURTH ROW: David Skolnick, Linda Elliot, Laura Lund, Sandy Webber, Dan Ringrose. FIFTH ROW: Joe Morm, Bruce Wilson, Wayne Charest, Dan Meyer, Mark Egri. SIXTH ROW: Ken Lavorie, Dan Tarca, Tony Lione, John Kaczynski, Chet Morin. FIRST ROW: Matt Ringrose, Jeffrey Prosperi, Glenn Knapsack, Michael Soyka. SECOND ROW: Ruth Langley, Michele Perreault, Lu-Ann Austin, Julie Diorio, Kevin Connell, John Meyer, William Summers, Perry Makris. THIRD ROW: Nate Krause, Neil McKinnon, Robert Wenzel, Richard Liburdi, John Bradbury, Kevin O ' Rourke, Stephen King, Roy Seelye, Stephen Miner, Scott Blanchette. 37 FIRST ROW: Diana Morrell. Lucille Palmere, Maryann Stifel, Laure Tkac, Rob Brainard, Ken Tomasi, Russ Buteau. SECOND ROW: Ed Chyra, Chuck Hendricks, Chuck Charamut, Elizabeth Blair, Tony Franco, John Reinholdt, Rick Jakubick. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Pfau, Cheryl Erkson, Laurie Ciezynski, Kim Chippo. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Gontarz, Mark Beneuti, Ricky Pignatella, Gary Christiana. Daryl Marston, Ricky Carlson. THIRD ROW: Henry Rampone, John Wicklund, Sherri Cobuzzi, John Padelli, Joe Maglio, Judy Lynn, Ricky Russell, Kerry Spencer. 38 FIRST ROW: Denise Garlick, Donna Lavigne. Bonnie Casey, Janet DiPinto, Liz Quinn. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Fowler, Rob Olson, Elaine Juchniewicz, Kathy Oliver, Cindy Pizzo, Cheryl Warren. THIRD ROW: Chester Marturano, Tammie Culver, Debbie Poppel, Abby Martin, Cheryl Eydenta. FOURTH ROW: Orlando Rivera, David Davis, John Buxton, John Meehan, Bill Barcella, Dave Uryga, Jim Trowbridge. FIRST ROW: Steve Johnson, Daniel Waida, John Pandolfi, Frank Volz. SECOND ROW: Claudia Michalak, Shelly Zipadelli, Jill Parsons, Lisa Avery, Beth Sakowicz, Daryl Coburn. THIRD ROW: Joyce Hawrylik, Christopher Luce, John Brochu, Mark Neilson, Mark Wicander, Jim Demay, Daniel Doyle, Mark Scerra, Win Murdoch, Marc Swanson, Steve Walowski, Terri Meigs. 39 FIRST ROW: Diane Fagen, Dave Ulkas, John Gemmell, Marlen Clark, Barbara Paradis, Lori Sturgeon, Martha Baccaro, Donna Calderone. SECOND ROW: Katherine Krupka, Ann Benson, Beth Johnson, Carol Bottomley, Gail Yates, Daniel Ryba, Christine Fagan, James Mothersele, Arlene Ackerman, Dayle Schiffert , Kim Majewski, Nancy Lindahl, Cathy Scarfe. FIRST ROW: Beth London, Lori Ciammella, Cara Quedens, Christine Peik, Jeri Hatch, Lisa Montana. SECOND ROW: William Rustico, Jeffrey Scalora, Richard Potash, Gregory Olson, Angelo Naples, Cathy DeFrancesco, Sue Ziegler, Amy Bernard. THIRD ROW: Robert Rossitto, Ronald Johnson, Jim Diele, John LaMarre, Edward Bolles, Sean English, Ray Dapkus. FIRST ROW: Tim Schuetze, Mark Cyr, Carl Tavarozzi, Glenn Larson, Tony Padelli, Jim D ' Addabbo. SECOND ROW: Georgette Verge, Maria Barone, Elizabeth Owen, Darcie Schroeder, Andrea Ceruti, THIRD ROW: David Gut, Joyce Roche, Laura Brix, Leslie Murdoch, Janet Stohmal, Amy Anson, Suzanne Fecteau. FOURTH ROW: Paul Marier, Ross Johnson, Mark Lewandowski, Jimmy Krug, John Steurer, Steven Durkee. 40 Juniors The Class of 1979 returned to Berlin High School having experienced two years of high s chool education. The Juniors began serious preparation for college by researching different schools and by renewing their efforts in their studies. The Junior Class launched its fund raising proj- ects with a tag sale. Their booth at the Berlin Fair also helped to bring in money. Robin Bickley was selected as Junior Homecom- ing Attendant. The Juniors received their class rings in October. The highlight of the year was the Junior Prom held on March 10, 1 978, at the Knights of Colum- bus Hall in Meriden. Mr. James Day advised the Junior Class. Presi- dent Frank Sataline, Vice-President Ed Scheer, Secretary Leslie Young, and Treasurer Beth Ku- charczyk led the class through a very active year. The Class of 1979 is looking forward to their senior year with much enthusiasm. Class Officers: Ed Scheer, Vice President; Frank Sataline, President; Leslie Young, Secretary; Beth Kucharczyk, Treasurer. SPRAWLED OUT: Mr. James Day, Class Advisor. 41 FIRST ROW: Susan Molnar, Marylou Ference, Kim Davis, Michele Malespini, Sherry Tobias. SECOND ROW: Marie Turner, Donna Pajor, Karen Stifel, Kathy Miller, Tracee McCann, Francis Cooper. THIRD ROW: Randy Green, Lori Adams, David Wickland, Lorriane Pracon, Mark Grasso, Judy Sachetti, Keith Peplau. FOURTH ROW: Randy Karoll, Maxine Skwiot, Tom Sholly, Manny Lauria, Tim Forsyth. FIFTH ROW: Jim Simons, Renee Benoit, Michael Rogers, Jack Teske. FIRST ROW: Jane Saraceno, Linda Christiana, Shari Recck, Maria Costa, Kathy Scheer, Rich Bergagnin, Tom lerna. SECOND ROW: Christine Chyra, Joanne Solek, Mary Nieman, Debbie Symonaitis, Dave Cyr, David Marsh. THIRD ROW: Aldo Zovich, Bob Carling, Bill Webster, Sean Higgins, Mike Lynch. 42 FIRST ROW: Carol Dutkiewicz, Katie Dehm. SECOND ROW: Sue Ward, Beth D ' Amico, Valerie Ward, Linda Carriere, Brenda Silquero, Lynn Ruscio, Sharon McMurray, Carol Nokes. THIRD ROW David Cannarella, Steve Spada, Mike Conner, Laura Popa, Karen Davis, Tom Liguori, David Schmitz, David Kurnik. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Nelson, Jim Chiodo, Herby Hermann, Dave Alagna, Mark Hafner, Paul Hackett, Mike Grady, Jim Ayotte, Ed Wszynski. FIRST ROW: Sally Haber, Shelly Bylek, Lisa Barriere, Dawn Coburn, Brian Baclaski, Liz Simeone, Phyllis Davis, Maryanne Nowacke, Cheryl Rizzico. SECOND ROW: Joseph Nowack, David Wnuk, Tony Carrubba, Jim Corrigan, Rich Stabert, Jeff Capen, Mark Vartanian, David Michaud, Joe Cobuzzi, Brian Gaffney, Jack Cashman, Fred Wish. 43 FIRST ROW: Laura Ficks, Bonnie Grasser, Lynn Rustek, Barbara Pesenti, Elaine Wetmore, Mary Ann Geremia, Cheryl Conger, Pam Chippo, Karen Hopkins. SECOND ROW: Nancy Nygren, Toni Rackliffe, Tony Mancino, Joe Pavano, Bruce Davey, Bob Deiwert, Brian Scagliola. Peter McGurgan. THIRD ROW: Heidi Brierley, Lisa Masselle, Mike Kowalczyk, Leonard Chaniewski, David Dombkowski, Gary Kelly, David Durity. FIRST ROW: John Symolon, Sherri Varricchio, Lisa DiGorgi, Diane Nikodym, David True, Dave Spada, Myra Curiston, Randy Conger. SECOND ROW: John Mezzio, Kurt Penney, Chris Cote, Stacy Pupechi, Karen Swanson, Jill Lawrence, Sue Marshall, Lisa Conti. 44 FIRST ROW: Steven Pavano, Carlo Zovich, Robin Bickley, Wendy Valentine, Karen Dokas, Diana DeValentino, Elizabeth Rapacz, Penny Cornali, Maryann Perkins, Debbie Berger, Megan Daley SECOND ROW: Ken Knopf, Gerry Hutchinson, Ken Kristopik. Brian Duplin, Benji Boscolo, John Precourt, Frank Sataline. Ricky Luppino, Billy Rivera, Jeff Carfi, Chuck Walk, Joe Ruff. SITTING: Debbie Gronback, Lisa Day. SECOND ROW: Susan Dyson, Wendy Gervais, N ancy Albert, Bonnie Small, Kathy Scalise, Lucille Dipinto, Maria Dubuc. THIRD ROW: Tom Gates. Kim Pagani, Lori Mazzarella, Sandy Viccaro, Pam Sangeloty, Beth Kucharczyk, Barbara Salonia, Darlene Miller, Glenn Pac. FOURTH ROW: Jeffery Dottor, Steven Rugens, Patrick Tamburro, Matt Odishoo, Mike Glatz, Graham Hall, Allen Picard, Rich Piacentini, Stephen Fusco. 45 SITTING: Donna Johnson, Heidi Larson, Lori McCann, Laurie Ahlquist, Laurie Kropf, Dave Shreiner, Tracey Bernard, Lydia Malisz. SECOND ROW: Nicky Makris, Gary Silver, Bruce Reed, Carol Tomusiak, Leslie Young, Peggy Fagan, Teresa Palczer, Cheryl Cyr, Sandy Cannarella, Kris Scheer, Jeff Sharpe. IN TREE: Larry Ouellette. Greg Nied, Bob Facey, Mark Marginelli, Ed Scheer. FIRST ROW: Janet Drachenberg, Nancy Fuller, Alan Ceruti, Diana Nocera. SECOND ROW: Bruce Westman, Jana Liegeot, Kurt Scheer, Linda Bovee, Anthony Switajewski. THIRD ROW: Alice Hubbard, Nancy Gontarz, Lori Legnani, Karen Tobias, Robert Lombardi, Fillmore Olson, Kevin Sargis, Kerin Neilson, Luanne Czerwinski. FOURTH ROW: Ronda Raymond, Stephen Ashekian, Barry Dennis, Alan Civali, David Avery, Phillip Larson, Stanton Williams, Gregory Alfano, Belinda May. If you have anything really valua- ble to contribute to the world, it will come through the expression of your own personality . . . . . . that single spark of divinity that sets you off and makes you different from ev- ery other living creature. Bruce Barton 47 ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS I have thought of beaches, fields, Tears, laughter. I have thought of homes put up — And blown away. I have thought of meetings and for Every meeting of good-by. I have thought of stars going alone. Orioles in pairs, sunsets in blundering Wistful deaths. I have wanted to let go and cross over To a next star, a last star. I have asked to be left a few tears And some laughter. — Carl Sandburg Homecoming Homecoming 1978 saw the Redcoats beat South Catholic and subsequently finish their season with a 9-1 record. During the halftime festivities Home- coming Queen Sandi Ziegler and her court were presented to the more than 3,000 people in attendance. Mayor Ar- thur B. Powers presented Sandi with a bouquet of roses as her attendants. Sen- ior Janice Gimpl, Junior Robin Bickley, Sophomore Judy Lynn, and Freshman Kim Valentine looked on. At the dance, the 1977 Homecoming Qu een, Kathy Pagella, crowned Sandi in a touching ceremony. The entire night had a festive mood about it with dancing and socializ- ing. A good time was enjoyed by all. Following her crowning, Sandi Ziegler and Joe Kropf pose for a portrait. Mark Beal and Jo-Ellen Hinchliffe enjoy Kim Valentine, Judy Lynn, and their dates await the first dance, a dance together. Robin Bickley and Steve Adams make their appearance at the dance. Steve Bonaiuto, Renee Roche, Tracy Bernard, and Mark Kiniry do some chit chatting. Dale Schiffert and her date talk with some friends. The very stunning Sandi Ziegler is escorted by a stunned Rob Sylvester. Senior attendant Janice Gimpl and Jeff Trudelle watch the proceedings at halftime. Spirit Week During Spirit Week all four classes competed to show which class actual- ly had the most spirit. Each class had its own hallway and could decorate it in any manner that they wanted. Many students in each class strived to show they had the most spirit by cov- ering the walls with posters which urged support for the football, cross- country, and girls ' field hockey teams. The culmination of the week was the motorcade and Pep Rally. Although rather wet, the motorcade still drove through town to show the superior spirit of students at Berlin High. In the gymnasium the competition was close, especially between seniors and juniors. In the end the seniors won the Spirit Trophy much to their delight. Eric Nielsen poses in front of some senior art work during Spirit Week. Barry Bradley and Bob Lasky lead the seniors in a spirit cheer. Ra y Revoir and Pete Tirinzoni getting psyched for Saturday ' s Bill Carlson addresses the Pep Rally crowd, game at Middletown. Robin, Eric, and Billy are awestruck after the senior class wins the Senior football players join in the frenzy. Rally ' s Spirit Trophy. Donna Calderone supervises two of her classmates as they place a poster. A pair of optimistic freshmen show off a part of their Spirit Week display. One hallway is adorned with brilliant artwork to arouse spirit. Initiation A long-standing tradition at Berlin High, Initiation, was held for only one day this year. It still retained its fun for the seniors as well as for the frosh. Although some fresh- men may have been reluctant at first, when it was all over, they held one thing in com- mon with all other students at Berlin High — the experience of Initiation. Senior Court was held to try those freshmen ac- cused of committing crimes against seniors. The master of ceremonies was, of course, the one and only Mole who presided absolutely over the senior gangsters. Howard Odishoo readies for a kill. Hope Klein utilizes two frosh as an armchair. Dave Ferraguto and Phil Lund get their collective heads together. Two supermen join forces before breakfast. The Mole disciplines a fiesty freshman. Bob Gibeley, Jeff Blair, and Tom Psillas seem wary under the watchful eye of Mr. Delisle. Tracey Bickley places a second egg for Barry Wright to roll. You cannot have your cake and eat it too, Mr. Delisle. Not quite the Rockettes, but they ' ll do. Jon Keezing exercises one of his senior privileges. Holiday Dance Margot Johnson and Randy Rasemus do some high-stepping. Funny how photographers attract everyone ' s attention. Christine Bouchard seems to approve of the music. One of December ' s big high- lights was the third annual Holiday Dance sponsored by the Berlin High School Girls ' League. Guided by advisor, Mrs. Emile Yukna, preparations were made and deco- rations were strung around the gym for the dance. Music was pro- vided by Nightbird, which played songs that were pleasing not only to the students but also to the chap- erones. Refreshments prepared by members of the League were served to the famished dancers. The dance was successful due to the efficiency and dedication of the Girls ' League. Mary Lupia and her date pause for a moment to pose for a picture. Debbie Martin and Bob Gorneault enjoy each other ' s company. Mrs. Yukna receives a poinsettia from the Girls ' League officers. Holiday Concert The Holiday Concert was held at McGee School. A large crowd was on hand to hear the Berlin High School Concert Band directed by Mr. Paul Karam. Also performing during the concert were the Madrigals and the Concert Chorus. The Berlin High School Concert Band Bob Facey prepares to lead the Concert Chorus in a selection. The Madrigals: Kathy Warren, Dawn Speer, Nancy Fuller, Kim Davis, Janet Stohmal, Michele Perreault, Linda Elliot, Cindy Pizzo, and Advisor Mr. Bruni. Kim Krause and Arlene Gamelin offer each other some moral support prior to the concert. The Drama Productions On December 2nd and 3rd, Mrs. Colaiacovo ' s 1976-1977 Creative Writing class tried something new; a play competition of four one act plays, each written by students. The production, called Comedies etc., was judged by teachers from Berlin High and Central Connecti- cut State College. A play called The Groomless Wedding, written by Lisa Mongillo, won the competi- tion. Rachel Grant and Tom Woodruff take a breather during dress rehearsal. Diane Fagan rehearses her lines. Sue Wunderlee and Beth Owen were finally caught by Sue Wunderlee enjoys a magazine, the fuzz. The bride frantically tries to find her groom. Tom Woodruff, the banker, checks his figures. Soprano Diana Reed gives her rendition of an aria from La Traviata. Howard Sprout sings The Impossible Dream from Man of La Mancha. Howard Sprout and Stephanie Conte perform a duet from the Rodgers Stephanie, the mechanical doll, and Hammerstein musical Oklahoma. comes to life. Bill Warden winds up Stephanie Conte for her performance of the mechanical doll from Tales of Hoffmann by Offenbach. Opera Assembly In the fall, the Berlin High School Humanities class sponsored an as- sembly on the opera. Four singers from the Connecticut Opera Associa- tion presented several solos and du- ets for the students. The singers gave a superb performance and were well received by their audience. 59 SMOKING COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Brenda Silguero. Linda Carrier, Pam Lavigne, Cheryl Rizzico, and Amy Edelson. SECOND ROW: Judy Sachetti, Dave Wickland, Brenda Mucker, Mark Grasso, Coleen Martin, and Regina Chambrello. THIRD ROW: John Nelson. Margaret Thibault, Kathy Valikas, Randy Greene, Jeff Shoplick, Scott Newbury, Katie Dehm, Lisa Johnson, Lynn Ruccio, Phyllis Richards, and Liz Simeone. MEDIA CLUB FIRST ROW: Advisor; Mrs. Brown, Wendy Robinson, Arlene Gamelin, Nancy Skeene, Kim Davis, Cheryl Warren, Diane Londin, Evelyn Beebe, and Joe Ruff. SECOND ROW: Advisor; Mrs. McMahon, David Walentukonis, Danny Walentukonis, Brian Bushy, Danny Raleigh, Scott Austin, Terry Hendricks, Jon Lund, Doug Malone, and Phil Quedens. ROYAL SCAM FIRST ROW: Paula Calafiore, Editor Vicky Williams, and Linda Larson. BACK ROW: Jean Wilk, Advisor Mrs. Tisher, Liz Rapacz, Elaine Larson, Lisa Mongillo, Assistant Editor Rachel Grant, and Tom Connell. 60 MATH TEAM FIRST ROW: Rae Ann Rutkowski, Fran Recck, Penny Cornali, and Lynn Rustek. SECOND ROW: Sue Krostopik, Heidi Brierley, Pete Tirinzoni, Tom Connell, Don Sasek, Ned Snelgrove, Advisor Miss Peterson, and Cliff Poppel. CHORUS FIRST ROW: Bev Peters, Bonnie Casey, Theresa Infante, Lisa Mongillo, Arlene Gamelin, Kim Krause, Sharon Shipman, Brenda Dunn, Denise Wilson, and Janet Stohmal. SECOND ROW: Kathy Warren, Nancy Fuller, Kim Davis, Jean Colangelo, Beth Owen, Michele Perreault, Sandy Weber, Dawn Speer, Cindy Pizzo, and Rachel Grant. THIRD ROW: Director Mr. Bruni, Cheryl Warren, Diane Fagan, Cara Quedens, Elisa Zovich, and Linda Infante. FOURTH ROW Bob Facey, Kurt Scheer, Lori McCann, Bonnie Small, David Spada, Linda Larson, and Abby Martin. D.E.C.A. FIRST ROW: Cheryl Rizzico, Brenda Silquero, Valerie Ward, and Lynn Ruccio. SECOND ROW: Ricky Luppino, Roca Toce, Advisor Mrs. Czarnecki, Colleen Martin, Mandy Jorsey, Sandy Viccaro, Ronda Raymond, Sharon Tobias, Diana Nocera, Brian Gaffney, Lynda Luppino, Regina Chambrello, Scott Newbury, Steve Williams. 61 GIRLS ' STATE Emy Feole, Roberta Brown, and Anne Hubbard. BOYS ' STATE Gary Brochu, Clif Kirsch, Rob Sylvester, Mark Beal, Joe Kropf, Bob Nygren, Don Polanski, Fred Criniti, Barry Bradley, and Bill Carlson. GIRLS ' LEAGUE FIRST ROW: Carolyn Conti, Toni Rackliffe, Lynn Rustico, Donna Spilka, Kathy Scheer, Debbie Gronback, Lisa Tirinzoni, Shari Recck, Claudia Michalak, Roxanne Veneziano, Diane Tavarozzi, Cori Karam, Beth London, LuAnn Austin, Lori Ciamella, Diane Fagan, and Mary Avery. SECOND ROW: Susan Bandzes, Nancy Nygren, Debbie Bandzes, Kathy Lounder, Laurie DeVivo, Anne Hubbard, Debbie Poppel, Penny Yott, Sue Wunderlee, Darlene Manthey, Brenda Stabert, Kim Kuhnly, Kim MacDonald, and Donna Johnson. THIRD ROW: Nancy Lindahl, Cheryl Cyr, Jill Lawrence, Linda Bovee, Shelly Zipadelli, Beth Johnson, Mary Hubbard, Roseann Ryba, Beth Lasky, Stephanie Small, Lori Legnani, Mary Nieman, Irene Ruepp, Cheryl Anderson, and Laurie Ahlquist. FOURTH ROW: Treasurer Alice Hubbard, Vice-President Nancy Gontarz, President Mary Lupia, Secretary Kathy Sprague. Missing from picture: Historian Pam Sangeloty. STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Billy Carlson, Teresa Dubuc, Tracey Bickley, Sue Marzi, Nancy Gontarz, and Shari Recck SECOND ROW: Billy Rustico, Bob Nygren, Frank Sataline. Jill Parsons, Cheryl Cyr, and Beth Lasky. THIRD fOkK Treasurer Christine Bouchard, President Rob Sylvester, Vice-president Mary Lupia. Missing from P icture: Recording Secretary Pam Sangeloty and Corresponding Secretary Leslie oung. H.E.R.O. Advisor Mrs. Dennis, Maxine Skuiot, Diane Padelli, Sue Russell, Alice Hubbard, and Shirley Petrofsky. SERVICE CLUB FIRST ROW: President Joe Kropf. SECOND ROW: Ray Revoir, Donald Gorneault, Rob London, Ken Letendre, Jeff Blair, Mark Kiniry, and Gary Grigorian. THIRD ROW: Nor man Lavigne, Treasurer Peter Tirinzoni, Vice-president Pete Berlandy, and Bill Carlson. FOURTH ROW: David Waida, Cliff Poppel, Ricky Rasemus, Don Sasek, Bob Gibeley, J.R. Symolon, Vice-President Eric Nielsen, Secretary Howie Odishoo, Jim Parise, Richard Scagliola, Barry Bradley, Fred Criniti, and Don Polanski. FIFTH ROW: Kevin Sargis, Ned Snelgrove, Bob Lasky, Paul Kaszychi, Steve Fusco, Frank Sataline, Barry Dennis, John Precourt, Rob Sylvester, Bruce Westman, Bob Nygren, and John Nesta. YEARBOOK The 1978 yearbook staff experienced many difficul- ties in publishing this year ' s LAMP. A large staff rapidly dwindled to a few responsible people who worked hard and spent many long hours late into the night meeting deadlines. Two missed deadlines, the loss of many copy sheets, and the mysterious disappearance of pictures provided unwanted challenges for the staff. In addition to these challenges, there were always surprises. The publishing company ' s elimination of yearbook services, the disappearance and miraculous reappearance of fifty-three completed pages, and, most surprising of all, the thirty-six seniors who showed up for the LAMP staff picture, continually kept the staff wondering what to expect next. In spite of all obstacles, staff perseverance and the unfailing aid and direction of Mrs. Miklos saw the completion of this book. It is we, and we are it. THE 1978 YEARBOOK STAFF Vibes and Bert at a full staff meeting Editor-in-Chief, Tom Connell; Assistant Editor-in-Chief, Mark Kiniry; Photography Editor, Paul Schmitz; Senior Editors, Joe Kropf, Jill Sunshine, Christine Bouchard; Design Editors, Roberta Brown, Elaine Nalewajek; Sports Editors, Robin McNamara, Jeff Vibert; Copy Editor, John Keezing; Academics Editors, Don Sasek, Debbie Bandzes; Business Editors, Tracey Bickley, David Morin; Activities Editors, Dave Waida, Bev Peters; General Staff: Carolyn Conti, Anne Hubbard, Laurie DeVivo, Teresa Dubuc, Kim MacDonald, Darlene Manthy, Kathy Sprague, Sandi Kristopik, Hope Klein, Cliff Poppel, Kathy Lounder, Cindy Zaleski, Michele Bonsant, Ricky Rasemus, Bill Carlson, Tom Lombardi, Eric Lund, Pete Tirinzoni, Sue Marzi, and Andy Hart. HONOR SOCIETY 1977-1978 HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Vice-president Don Sasek, Debbie Bandzes, Secretary Carolyn Conti, Christine Bouchard, Roberta Brown, Anne Hubbard, and Ned Snelgrove. SECOND ROW Advisor Mrs. Virostek, Peter Tirinzoni, Treasurer Tom Connell, Gary Brochu, Mark Olson, Bob Nygren, Cliff Poppel, and Paul Schmitz. Missing from picture: President Tom Woodruff. The Honor Society is a group of honor students selected for their high academic grade averages as well as their participation in ex- tracurricular school activities. Members are also selected for their outstanding leadership qualities. The Honor Society conducts sever- al fund-raising events each year, such as carwashes and bake sales, in order to present awards to stu- dents who achieve academic hon- ors at the end of each year. In addition, the Society sponsors a tutorial program for students throughout the Berlin school sys- tem. Advisor Mrs. Carol Virostek and President Tom Woodruff have guided the Honor Society through its daily operation. 1978 HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Maryann Perkins, Jean Gontarz, Carrie Rio, Alice Hubbard, Elaine Wetmore, Penny Cornali, Lynn Rustek, Penny Yott, Mary Avery, and Laura Meiqs. SECOND ROW: Advisor Mrs. Virostek, Nancy Gontarz, Tracey Bickley, Andrea Hart, Beverly Biondi Shirley Petrofsky, Cindy Knopf Jo-Ellen Hinchliffe, Kim MacDonald, Phyllis Richards, and Kim Davis. THIRD ROW: Heidi Brierley, Cliff Kirsch, Mark Kiniry, Kevin Sargis, Donald Polanski, Fred Criniti, Bill Carlson, Barry Bradley, Joe Kropf, Tom Lombardi, Mark Beal, David Spada, and Donna Johnson. SPORTS 66 Athletic Employment To live a life, free from gout, pain, and phthisic. Athletic employment is found the best physic; The nerves are by exercise hardened and strengthened. And vigour attends it by which life is lengthened. Old Ballad Who Misses or Who Wins Who misses or who wins the prize Go lose or conquer as you can; But if you fall, or if you rise, Be each, pray God, a gentleman. William Makepeace Thackeray 67 Cross-Country I ' m going to get you guys in shape if it kills me, Coach Dave Pasco told his cross-country team. It did not kill Coach Pasco, and his team was in great shape. Jeff Vibes Vibert captained the team and led them to a 11-3 record. The highlight of the cross-country sea- son is the North West Conference meet in Canton. This year the Berlin harriers all ran great races at the meet. The team brought home five medals, and Seniors Gary Brochu and Tom Woodruff, and Junior Kris Scheer were named to the All Con- ference team. Brochu was also named Top Senior in the confer- ence. Coach Pasco ' s runners en- joyed a fine season. First Row : Captain Jeff Vibert. Second Row: Bob Brown, Paul Powers, and Tom Woodruff. Third Row: Manager Amy Anson, Tom McCarthy, Kris Scheer, Dave Wheeler, Gary Brochu, Manager Laura Wixon, and Coach Dave Pasco. In four years, at least Bob learned to tie his shoe. The race is on in Canton at the start of the North West Conference meet. Wilcox Tech appears to be winning, but a strong finish gives Berlin the victory. East Berlin ' s finest run in the rain against Woodrow Wilson. Hey coach did we win? Bobby Brown finishes strong against Plainville. Captain Vibes rounds the corner before the finish at Avon. Coach Pasco gives advice while the team warms up before a race at Avon. Gary Brochu receives his medal at the Northwest Conference meet in Canton. Football The reformed Berlin Redcoats under the leadership of tri-captains Eric T. Nielsen, Joe Kropf, and Steve Bonaiuto finished their season with a 9-1 record. After losing a heartbreaker to neartown rival Middletown, the Redcoats, with strong direction from head mentor Al Pelligrinelli, came back and won nine consecutive games, a record for any Berlin team. Never in the history of Berlin have so many fans attended football games. Fans drove many miles to see away games, where Berlin fans often outnumbered the home- town fans. The 1977-78 Redcoats achieved great distinction by winning the WTIC team of the week and qualifying for the Class M State Championship play-offs. This was the first championship game for any Berlin football team, and it created an uproar in the town. Berlin practiced hard and went into the game with enthusiasm. Their opponent was Shoreline Champion Hand High, who had a record of 23 straight wins. Berlin emotions and hopes were high, and Berlin played the best game ever. The lead was exchanged from one team to the other, but the game ended with Berlin losing a heartbreaker, 1 6- 20. The Berlin fans knew that the Redcoats did the best job they possibly could and brought their team all the way to the State Championship play-offs. Tom Mole Scalise takes a break on the sidelines. Coach P. gives Bert some advice. The helmet says it all. Tri-captains Joe Kropf, Eric Nielsen, and Steve Boniuto with Coach Al Pelligrinelli. THE 1977-78 REDCOAT FOOTBALL TEAM Bob Facey follows his blockers. Bill Carlson shouts encouragement to his teammates. Bruce Wayne of Gilbert is about to be flattened. The game is on. Assistant Coach Bill Baccarro watches the action from the sidelines. Mike Huber looks for daylight. The seniors gather strength from each other before the Homecoming game. Zeet is ready to make pancakes out of more opponents. 1977-78 Berlin High School Freshman Football Team Coach, when do I go in again? Coach Pelligrinelli and staff express their opinions. Something called Defense is performed by Don Polanski. The Redcoats are ready to play. 73 Mark Kiniry hands off to Bob Facey. Bill Carlson lowers his shoulder. Junior Bob Facey finds a hole. Let ' s get him fellas. Congratulations to the 1977-78 Redcoat football team for being the first team in the history of Berlin High School to compete in the State Class M Championship Game. The Redcoats battled equally tough Hand High School of Madison at Fontana Field in Southington on December 3, 1977. Both teams vied for the lead throughout the game, and the outcome was not deter- mined until the last few minutes of play. The final score was Hand 20 — Berlin 1 6. Coach Pelligrinelli ' s team put in an outstanding performance. Don Polanski sends Hand ' s quarterback to the ground. Coach Pelligrinelli ' s total dedication to the coaching of the Berlin High School football team has brought pride and excitement to the Berlin community. Under his direction the 1977-78 football team compiled a 9-1 record and played in the State Championship game. For his outstanding work. Coach Pelligrinelli was awarded the Class M High School Football Coach of the Year by the New England Chapter of the National Foun- dation of the Hall of Fame. The 1977-78 football team thanks Coach Pelligrinelli for teaching them to win as well as to lose with pride. His sportsmen are always gentlemen first. Coach Pelli- grinelli will always be remembered and missed by his players and friends of the Class of 1978. 75 Ann Benson goes after the ball. Captain Becky Dickinson. Coach Arnold, Co-Captain Darlene Miller. Goalie Karen Davis defends Berlin ' s goal. Field Hockey This year the Field Hockey Team had both a Varsity and a Junior Var- sity team competing in the North West Conference. Co-captains were Becky Dickinson and Darlene Miller. The team showed much im- provement over the previous year. Their record of 1 - 1 1 -2 does not re- flect the effort of the team, for they lost most of their contests by only one goal. A clear example of the closeness of the field hockey sea- son was the game against Lewis Mills, one of the better teams in the Conference. The girls held Mills scoreless throughout the game un- til, with only four minutes left of play. Mills pushed a goal past Ber- lin’s defense and won the game 1-0. Coach Lynn Arnold summed up the season by saying that she is proud of her girls and is looking for- ward to a better season next year. First Row; Darryl Coburn, Lisa DeFelice, Sherri Varrichio, Janet Cyr, Martha Baccarro, Ann St. Amand, and Manager Karen Swanson. Second Row; Coach Lynn Arnold, Lisa Avery, Sarah. DeVaul, Karen Davis, Cindy Misteri, Andrea Ceruti, and Vicki Williams. Third Row; Captain Becky Dickinson, Co-Captain Darlene Miller, Dayle Schiffert, Tracy Pipkin, Ann Benson, Margaret Anderson, Susan Gojda, Van Williams, Gail Yates, and Patty English. Missing from picture; Kathy Miller and Amy Brown. 76 It takes team work. 77 Cheerleaders Captain Jo-Ellen Hinchliffe, Co-Captain Laurie Kropf. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW Sue Ziegler. SECOND ROW: Cari Wolf, Nikki Trevethan. THIRD ROW: Robin McNamara, Kathy Lounder, Captain Jo-Ellen Hinchliffe. FOURTH ROW: Kerin Nielsen, Mary Nieman, Diana DiValentino, Co-Captain Laurie Kropf. The cheerleaders perform to Minnesota at the Homecoming Game. Berlin ' s cheerleaders encourage the team. The J.V. cheerleaders rejoice over a basket. J.V. CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW: Captain Donna Calderone, Co-Captain Alice Hubbard. SECOND ROW: Beth Watrous, Joleen Polanski, Amy Devaul. THIRD ROW: Sherri Recck, Lisa Polaski, Amy Bernard. FOURTH ROW: Lynne Bartkowski, Sue Kristopik. Berlin ' s cheerleaders prepare to march into Willowbrook Park. Captain Donna Calderone and Co-captain Alice Hubbard. Kathy Lounder, Cari Wolf, and Laurie Kropf watch the halftime performance. Diana DiValentino disapproves of a call. Jo-Ellen Hinchliffe enjoys her first game as varsity captain. Kerin Nielsen at Berlin ' s Home- coming game. The Redcoat Band The Berlin High School Redcoat Marching Band under the direction of Paul Karam marches one hundred and eighty members strong. The Berlin High School drummers put their best feet forward. The game starts on a serious note with the band playing the Nationa Anthem. The Drum Majors and Majorettes are Anne Hubbard. Tom Lombardi. Margot Johnson, Rick Rasemus, and Mary Lupia. Philip Lund plays his trombone as the band parades to Willow Brook Park for the Berlin-Pulaski game. Playing music in the stands, Marlen Clark and Donna Ferro contribute to the enthusiasm of the game. Tom Lombardi, Margot Johnson, and Rick Rasemus pause from Here comes the band marching down the field, their responsibilities to watch the game. Drill Team Drill Team Captain: Andrea Hart. Drill Team Co-captain: Beverly Biondi Drill Team Senior Members Teresa Dubuc, Emy Feole, Hope Klein, Christine Bouchard, Cathy Marble, Beverly Biondi, Suzanne Marzi, An- drea Hart, Tracey Bickley, Karen Kelleher, Sandi Kristopik, Carolyn Conti, and Audrey Boissoneault. Drill Team Members provide entertainment during football game halftime. DRILL TEAM: First Row: Beverly Biondi and Andrea Hart. Second Row: Teresa Dubuc, Wendy Valentine, and Sandy Cannarella. Third Row: Carolyn Conti, Emy Feole, Audrey Boissoneault, and Judy Lynn. Fourth Row: Kar- en Hopkins, Hope Klein, Christine Bouchard, Karen Kelleher, and Sandi Kristopik. Fifth Row: Nancy Pethi- gal, Suzanne Marzi, Lisa Masselle, Kim Majewski, Cathy Marble, and Tracey Bickley. Roberta Brown and Laura Ficks perform during football game half-time. Color Guard members twirl their flags during the basketball routine. The Color Guard waits anxiously to perform. Color Guard Captain: Kim MacDonald COLOR GUARD: Left to right: Maria Dubuc, Jana Liegeot, Cheryl LeVasseur, Jill Parsons, Debbie Berger, Kim MacDonald, Nancy Lindahl, Pam Sangeloty, Roberta 3rown, Robin Bickley, and Laura Ficks. Color Guard 83 Boys ' Basketball Don Polanski executes an important pass. Varsity Basketball Tri-captains: Barry Bradley, Fred Criniti, and Mark Beal with Coach George Hall Led by tri-captains Mark Beal, Barry Bradley, and Fred Criniti, the 1977-78 basket- ball team paved their way to a 8-12 record. Although they got off to a slow start due to illness and injuries, the Red- coats soon put together an im- pressive 6 game winning streak. The most exciting game this year was played against Wilcox Tech at home. Berlin was down by 12 points with only two and one half minutes of play remaining. They battled back to a tie score which sent the game into overtime. After exchang- ing hoops for the three minute overtime period, the score was again tied. The game then went into double overtime. The ' Coats pulled away and finally won the game by a score of 79-74. Coach George Hall summed up his team ' s effort by saying, I ' m proud of this team. They got off to a bad start, but they didn ' t give up and came back to have a good second half of the season. Bill Carlson pulls one down. Fred Criniti carves a clear path to the basket. The 1977-78 Varsity Basketball Team 85 Mike Klein sets for a shot. The 1977-78 Junior Varsity Basketball Team. Berlin ' s cheerleaders do their job. Barry Bradley runs out to greet his teammates. David Wheeler reaches for the hoop. THE 1977-78 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Brian Anderson drives past his opponent. Bill Carlson eyes the rim. The Pep Band provides entertainment at halftime. Captain Fred Criniti flirts with a fan. John Steurer muscles his way to the boards. Mike Klein goes in for the shot. Elementary school children provide between game entertainment. Barry Wright lays one up. Fred Criniti maneuvers. Berlin battles for control. Coach Parciak gives instructions to the freshman. Mike Klein shoots over his defender. Tom McCarthy fights for the ball. Steven Fusco plays the National Anthem before the game. Girls ' Basketball The 1977-78 Girls ' Basketball Team, under the guidance of Coach Janet Kelly and assistant Coach Linda Bulduc, completed their season with a 1 1-6 record. Although the team was oversized by archrival Middletown, the girls defeated them in both contests. Captain Nancy Grib scored twenty- seven points during the first game to pace Berlin to a 56-47 win. The second confrontation was a see- saw battle. A steal, a key basket by Lisa Conti, and a well played de- fense by the entire team paved the way for a 34-33 victory for Berlin. On February 22, 1978, the Girls ' Varsity team played Stonington at Colchester in the State Tourna- ments. The girls played an exciting game with the final score 41-38 Stonington. The Lady Redcoats should be proud of their fine sea- son. The 1977-78 Girls ' Basketball Team The 1977-78 Girls ' J.V. Basketball Team Dawn Coburn evades the defense. Berlin reaches for the rim. Coach Bulduc gives advice to the J.V. team. Nancy Grib shoots for two. Janet Brochu prepares to pass the ball. Coach Kelly talks strategy. Berlin tries for a hoop. It ' s up for two. Dawn gets a rebound against the Middletown Tigers. Wrestling In their second year of varsity com- petition, the Wrestling Team did well enough to place fourth in the annual Northwest Conference Tournament held in the Berlin High gym on Febru- ary 1 1, 1978. Carlo Zovich won the conference championship, and Bob Gibley, Bill McBriarty, and Aldo Zo- vich were runner-ups in their respec- tive weight classes. Head Coach Bill Riccio and Assistant Coach Jim Day led the team to a winning record of 7-6-1 with hard work and discipline. Captained by Bob Gibley and Aldo Zo- vich, the matmen learned what it is like to be dedicated to a sport and what it is like to starve in order to make weight. They did not exactly en- joy all the push -ups and running which was necessary to get in shape, but they gained a sense of competi- tion and friendship that comes with working hard and helping each other through a successful season. WRESTLING TEAM: First Row: Ralph Zovich, Tim Forsyth, Bill McBriarty, Brian Boscolo, John Mezzio, Bob Gibley, Aldo Zovich, Carlo Zovich, Tony Serravale, Greg Soneson, Ned Snelgrove, and Nate Krause. Second Row: Barry Bickley, Dave Waida, John Mayer, and Rich Potash. Third Row: Coach: Bill Riccio. Rich Zovich concentrates on his positioning. 94 Bill McBriarty tries for a pin. Coach Riccio gives John Mezzio some advice from the sideline. Wrestling team members and coaches line up for the start of the meet. Bob Gibley wrestles against a Canton opponent. John Mezzio struggles to pin his opponent. The wrestling team warms up before the meet. SENIORS FACING GRADUATION Faces of old and faces of new. People we know and people we knew. Growing together, then drifting apart. Always an ending and now a new start. At graduation we all grow nearer And all of us seem so much dearer. And as we say our final goodbye, One last embrace and one more cry. A keep in touch and a promise I will. A remember when, but better still. This is what ' s said as we go our own way. LAURA ROLLINS What a fairyl Freshman Year Class officers: Jeff, Carolyn, Rob, and Bill. Principal Long — first of many. Joe, Billy, and Bev sing up a storm at initiation. We began the first of our four years at Berlin High School eagerly anticipating the many challenges which awaited us. Our first con- frontation was the traditional fresh- man initiation for which we dressed as hillbillies. We found our- selves waiting on the much feared seniors and performing a multitude of crazy antics. The class officers for our freshman year were Bill Carlson, president; Rob Sylvester, vice-president; Jiff Vibert, treasur- er; and Carolyn Conti, secretary. They provided us with strong lead- ership through a confused period of crowded classrooms and con- gested hallways as the school began its renovation. As Home- coming closed the football season, Janice Gimpl was elected fresh- man attendant. Our freshman year passed quickly, and soon we bid good-bye to the seniors. Martian waitresses served them their fare- well breakfast in the alien setting of outerspace. At the end of the year, Doctor Long bid farewell to Berlin High School. Builders construct the new gym. Enthusiastic freshmen show their spirit. W W W Our acting principal Mr. Delisle. Chris as sophomore attendant. Even now, Gary ' s mouth is open. Sophomore Year The class officers lounge around. Our sophomore year began in ut- ter confusion because of school construction and renovation. After almost two years of work, the new addition to the school was finally opened. We all felt like freshmen again as we explored the new building. Bill Carlson, Jeff Vibert, and Carolyn Conti returned as class officers, and Eric Nielsen was elect- ed the new vice-president. Chris- tine Bouchard was c hosen as sophomore attendant for the Homecoming celebration. Acting principal Mr. Donald Delisle was re- placed by Mr. George Cleveland. The year ended with our class members awaiting the prestige of being considered upperclassmen in our junior year. Cathy and Mark at Homecoming. Kathy checks out the score. 99 The Mole is our cutest cheerleader. Junior Year Our junior year proved to be very exciting and eventful. Bill Carlson, Carolyn Conti, and Jeff Vibert re- turned to lead the class, and Rob Sylvester joined the officers as vice-president. Our class demon- strated its spirit and strength by chanting Mother Goose nursery rhymes in order to tie the seniors for Most Class Spirit at the pep rally. Soon it was Homecoming, and Cindy Knopf was chosen as junior attendant. Our junior prom was held at Aquaturf in Southington on March 26, 1977. Liz Ward reigned as queen, and Laura Alberti and Robin McNamara were her attendants. The evening proved to be memora- ble as everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of Onyx. Mr. Cleaveland resigned as prin- cipal, and once again Mr. Delisle was appointed acting principal. Our junior year concluded with everyone anxiously awaiting our final year at Berlin High School. Rob blows the whistle on the class. 100 Robin and John at the junior prom. Senior Year Our long-awaited senior year finally be- gan. Bill Carlson, Rob Sylvester, Eric Niels- en, Carolyn Conti, and Robin McNamara worked hard as class officers to make the year run smoothly and successfully. Fresh- man initiation was one of the first events of the year. During initiation frightened fresh- men, dressed as super-heroes, treated us with the respect we demanded. With the theme Alice in Wonderland, we won the pep rally spirit award for the second consecutive year. Our senior year saw arrival of still an- other principal, Mr. Thomas Galvin, who as- sumed the school ' s top seat. Homecoming arrived with much en- thusiasm over our championship football team. Sandi Ziegler reigned as queen, and Janice Gimpl was the senior attendant in the homecoming court. Our senior ball was on May 1 9 at the Glas- tonbary Country Club. This event made class members begin to feel the days slip by as graduation came closer and closer. The year concluded with a series of events. First the class of 1982 served sen- iors a farewell breakfast. This was followed by the distribution of class awards, year- books, and caps and gowns. The final event, commencement at Welte Auditorium, was followed by a crazy senior banquet at Aqua- turf. We left Berlin High School with many fine memories of a long, worthwhile four years. The executive board keeps the class running. 102 Sunshine in the shadows. Senior privileges. No comment We have them on their knees. Fred and Barry show their spirit on hat day. Tom doubles as a volunteer fireman. 103 Our principal . . . Mr. Galvin A rare moment — no legs Rob introduces the Homecoming Court. Mary and Sue find a substitute for the school cafeteria. MOST ARTISTIC FRIENDLIEST Phyllis Richards Steve Adams Carolyn Conti Eric Nielsen MOST STUDIOUS 106 Tom Connell Margot Johnson 107 MOST ATHLETIC Nancy Grib Bill Carlson CLASS BLUSHER Elaine Nalewajik Bob Nygren MOST MUSICAL Tom Lombardi Mary Lupia BEST SMILE Christine Bouchard Eric Nielsen Diane Padelli John Nesta Bill Carlson Christine Bouchard Class Clown Most Industrious Joseph Maino Debbie Bandzes Tom Scalise Teresa Dubuc 3 CVTEUDVB mT caleniar of events . YSC oil c OU s 2 3 ,T AF ' NNE 5 P L 1a A I n m L CmHT Wm V C E SNQ£ROVE pm Kim Albert CLASS HEADACHE Ned Snelgrove DONE MOST FOR THE CLASS Carolyn Conti Bill Carlson Class Favorites movie: Rocky actor: Robert Redford actress: Barbara Streisand comedian: George Carlin television show: Saturday Nite Live teacher: Mr. Warburton car: Porsche song: Stairway to Heaven color: blue sport: football food: pizza beer: Michelob restaurant: McDonalds hang-out: the drop-in beach: Rocky Neck party spot: Mooreland Hill group(s): Chicago; Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young 109 Class PRETTIEST EYES: Kathy Sprague, Mark Kiniry MOST CONTAGIOUS LAUGH: Francine Ferrero, Tom Scalise NICEST LEGS: Sue Marzi, Ken Letendre NICEST HAIR: Donna Fortier, Jeff Shoplick BIGGEST GEARHEAD: Darlene Manthey, Joe Maino BIGGEST FREAK: Colleen Martin, Kurt Peterson 1 10 Notables MOST ETHNIC: Mary Lupia, Gary Brochu MOST TALKATIVE: Robin McNamara, Gary Brochu MOST UNUSUAL WALK: Barry Bradley, Anne Hubbard NICEST DERRIERE: Sue Marzi, Steve Bonaiuto SEXIEST VOICE: Sue Berger, Joe Kropf CLASS PHILOSOPHER: Karen Kelleher, Jeff Vibert 1 1 1 BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL 112 CHRISTIAN ABRAHAMSON Chris LIKES: LINDA, guns, toy trucks, back woods, dogs, camping, chain saws, Red Man, Miller, quarts, Vermont, wood, chaw DISLIKES: shvonces, turkeys, brown-eyes AMBITION: college, Linda, work, family IDOL: Clondike Swinson JUDY ADACHOWSKI Life is either a daring adventure or nothing . LIKES: Max, Patty, Gina, weekends, good music, Rod Stewart — Reason to Believe, Aerosmith, concerts, horses, V.B., Barn, parties, 280-Z, Right. , beach, fall DISLIKES: stuck-ups, pushy people, 9 IQ, Can I have a ride? , getting caught, liars, hot days AMBITION: horsemanship STEVEN ADAMS When you believe in things that you don ' t understand, then you suffer . LIKES: The Crew Vibert, The Black Max, Cin6, graphics. Cape Cod, cashing in, Zucchinni Squash Technique, catching Z ' s rays DISLIKES: lies, macho . Cast Venezuelan Beaver Cheese AMBITION: to own and operate a Keebler cookie factory IDOL: Nick Barkley SUSAN KIMBERLY ALBERT Kimbo Lessons learned like bridges burned, you only need to cross them but once . LIKES: Pete, Audrey, Jan Tom, Laura, Corv ' s, Co Bo, Deb, parties, my friends, B.B B.G., Mrs. D., One, Tree Dan, Warbs. J.Z., Duke, Kitties, rainy Saturdays, Mom Dad DISLIKES: Sussman ' s AMBITION: surgical technician 114 LAURA ALBERTI To know things as they are is better than to believe things as they seem . LIKES: Lady, LMA 28, Rez, Mickie’s Crew, Mich, Money, Fleetwood Mac, Southern Comfort, V.A. Beach, music, sports, Boston Mass., Lorraine, Don, Diane, New Hope Choir and D.K. DISLIKES: a certain few, dents, working, breakfast, crowded places. Nobody ' s perfect AMBITION: landscape architecture BILL ASHWORTH A working class hero is something to be. LIKES: taking off for a few days, partying DISLIKES: AM and Disco, Marks, school system, trouble of any kind, being sick AMBITION: to graduate from high school THOMAS ANDRUSKIEWICZ A-Z If you ever see me with a book, be sure to take another look . LIKES: Hoss, Hubes, cookie, noodles. Bob, Farrah, football, summer, cruising, parties. Duo, Howie, Bert, Beach Boys, Misquamicut DISLIKES: Meows, Good Man , fractured hand, we love to run, Seagrams AMBITION: law enforcement MARY ELIZABETH AVERY Mar If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words . LIKES: friends, silence, solitude, smiles, happy times, individuality DISLIKES: classification of people, stuck-up people, foul language AMBITION: interior decorating, to smile and stay happy TRACY ANTANAITIS Vole And it gets harder as you get older, and farther away as it gets closer . LIKES: DAVE, my friends and Leonard, parents, CSNY, Jackson Browne, art, S.C C., Hendrix, Joplin, Dylan, Zeppelin, Yes, sunset, winter sunrise, beach, peans DISLIKES: fakers, liars, sleazes, noise, porks, pollution, snobs, DISCO AMBITION: still thinking PAMELA S, BAKAJ Pam You see things and you say why? But dream things that never were, and say ' Why not? ' LIKES: George, Cammy, Michele, Julie, summer of 77, General Store, K.L., beaches, concerts, Florida, skiing, pit stops. 2 14 76, weekends, Changes , W.S., Sugar Hill DISLIKES: cliques, saying good-bye AMBITION: college and stay happy 115 DEBRA LYNN BANDZES Debbie There is only one success — to live your life the way you want . LIKES: -uey gang . Lake Williams, Beatles, Beach Boys, Rocky Neck, rolling houses, Marty Feldman, PIZZA, water skiing, snorkeling, Boz Scaggs. summers DISLIKES: miniature golf, rollerskating, braces, fruit AMBITION: field of business or management EVELYN J. BEEBE Shorty J ' Nice things come in small packages. LIKES: The A.L.C., Steve, Monty Python, The R.O.L., full moons, fifth period in the Media Center, pomegranates. Phoop, 8-29-77, Jabberwocky DISLIKES: liver, A.L.C.A., spinach AMBITION: to have a good time in life IDOL: Monty Python MARK C. BEAL Mr. Beach Lessons learned are like bridges burned, ou only need to cross them but once. IKES: Jo-Ellen, 1 1 77, Chucks Steak House, football, basketball, tennis, all my friends. Abuse , Coach P. getting crazy , Lynn, 3 26 77, Green Hill Beaches DISLIKES: airheads AMBITION: college, enjoy life IDOL: P.H.B. CAROLYN BEKANICH Car No matter what you do, where you go, or how far you get in life, you ' ll always be someone — a person. LIKES: D.M., L.P., L.L., J.B. 4-16-77 , U.S.A., peoplel, skating, Reasons , rainy days, long talks, Honl, Dor-Car, weekends, cheeseburgers, Camaros DISLIKES: Mondays, sadness, solving problems, jealous people, Good-byes AMBITION: travel, college, marriage and be happy 116 DONNA MARIE BEAUDOIN Donna B 7 love my friend, and the reason why is he is he and am . LIKES: BRIAN, 8 20 74, partying, camping, the beach, friends, plants, pets, skiing, half days DISLIKES: homework, small pay checks, rainy days AMBITION: dental hygiene or X-ray tech SUSAN CAROL BERGER Go placidly amid the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence LIKES: John, 8 19 76, roses, beach in winter, covered bridges, apples. As, Sues, The Girls, all my friends, TWO, partying, The Hill, Chuck ' s, Dan Fogelberg, Laurie and K.B.D., 2 1 1 77, you shake a mean bottle of ketchup , D.K. ' s at 4 DISLIKES: rainy nights % PETER A. BERLANDY Bert 7 see says the blind man as he picked up the hammer and saw . LIKES: Saturday nights, laughing, Nickki, football. Myrtle B., weekends. Muff, Hunk, Zeet, How, Eric, Pukka, Ger, Woody, Mole, the gang, 6 1 , Monk, Power Wagon, Coach P,, Burgers DISLIKES: Air Heads, homework, triangle, B.S., being serious, the square root of 32 AMBITION: to become a professional barnacle scraper TRACEY A. BICKLEY Bic ' To know things as they are is better than to believe things as they seem. LIKES: BANGI, the girls, all my friends, Drill Team 77-78, ERRH , Mike, 3 31 76, Jr. Prom, Mooreland, getting hot at the freeze, Ray (my brother), happiness, sunsets DISLIKES: 2 6 77, rainy days, bad moods, good-byes AMBITION: college BEVERLY ANN BIONDI Bevie Go confidently in the direction of your dreams; live life the way you ' ve always imagined . LIKES: the Cape and its Outer Beach, cool Cath, football. MK, and Old Spice, Fourl You don ' t know! . . the girls, sailing, Preppy Freddy, cheering, Ab, and the L Mount , B.C. 39, Spinners ' 76-77, summer nights, sheeps pond, outdoors, brother T, swinging freshmen DISLIKES: Beth , skateboarding AMBITION: travel, happiness JEFFREY A. BLAIR Blob Jethro We ' re all crazy LIKES: Saturday Night, Bert, Hunk, Muff, Howie, Pukka, Zeet, Eric, Cliff, Mole, Ger, the gang, football, Myrtle B., 62, Bert s House, Mole ' s house, Power Wagon, gang ' s parents DISLIKES: Air Head, B.S., homework, sled. Brown Nosers, where ' s my Eddy, being serious, Halloween 10 31 77, losing AMBITION: carpenter IDOL: George Carlin 117 PAMELA JEAN BLAKE Sprout Making friends for the world to see. Let the people know you ' ve got what you need, with a friend at hand you will see the light; if your friends are there then everything ' s alright. LIKES: Suzie , full moons, 200 ' s gang, ice-water AMBITION: secretary JOHN J. BLANCHETTE If you think the world is all wrong, remember that it contains people like you. LIKES: parties down 2, Foghat, Zepplen, weekends, OMEGA, Bombo, Jeff, Buck, Keith, lunch DISLIKES: school, red necks, Mondays, Gen-Bio, running out of gas AMBITION: to travel AUDREY MARIE BOISSONAULT Aud You are you, and I am , and if by chance we find each other, it ' s beautiful. LIKES: Pete, Kim, all my B.H.S. friends, the N.B. gang, rainy Saturdays. Stars, Drill Team, the beach, Warbie DISLIKES: stuck-up people, cliques GOODBYES AMBITION: to be myself, always STEVEN F. BONAIUTO Bahoo What on earth would a man do with himself if something did not stand in his way? LIKES: football. Coach P, 51, Mark, Joe, Fred, Barry, Bill, Don, Clif, Eric, football games, quick-pitch right. 64, 61, Mr. Angel, playing cards with the boys, the Bong, the team DISLIKES: football practice, air-heads, sled AMBITION: college — have a good time MICHELE G. BONSANT You can ' t do anything about the length of your life, but you can do something about its width and depth. LIKES: Dee, Punk , Cam, Pam, beaches, concerts, L.C., other Friends , Bob Dylan, smiles, 5 31 75, Jons, Odyssey, 5 6 77, Reasons , Oreo, Canada hiking, skiing, track, travel, summertime, Pinas, Bristol DISLIKES: signs, Mondays, good-byes, S.N. AMBITION: college, counseling, happiness, fun, travel CHRISTINE BOUCHARD Chris The appearance of things changes according to the emotions, and thus we see magic and beauty in them, while the magic and beauty are really in ourselves. LIKES: BOOM, Getting Hot at the Freeze, weekends, Ya Burnt Me — Nites, individualism, friendship. THE GIRLS DISLIKES: ALGEBRA II, phoniness, conceit AMBITION: college, to achieve and be happy in life 118 BARRY D. BRADLEY Boris Bo B Tomorrow is for those who are too much afraid to go past yesterday and start living for today . LIKES: B.A.D., Schlitz, football, basketball, g olf, Guts, the Cape, Sat. Nights, Parties, each, Funnelating, Victory, T.O.P., Coach P., Bes, B.R.S., Friendship: Billy, Don, Fred, Joe, Steve, Mark, Clif, Jerry DISLIKES: math, bad times, C.T.S., airheads, long distances, LAH AMBITION: college, to have a good time IDOL: Eileen Dover KATHLEEN BRENNER Kathy If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be Now put the foundations under them. LIKES: hiking, biking, laughing, solitude, originality, people in general and friends in particular AMBITION: to live each day as if it ' s the last GARY R. BROCHU Gar Bro” think; therefore am. LIKES: The Crew , Nyg, Ray, Botts. Hubes, 3 B ' s (all encompassing), weekends, X-C, mile, running, Chi., Wash: Dave Jeff, Dave Babes , The Glass, downstairs, Saucing Bouncing , 1, Nesta ' s Bar Grill, ious , Ferd DISLIKES: conforming, hypocrites, upstairs, double hoop mentors AMBITION: shovel snow in Bermuda ROBERT N. BROWN Bob The plays don ' t change, only the actors who play them . LIKES: long versions of songs, E.W. F„ FM, archery, skating, running in the rain, tennis, X-C, S.W., C.E., A.C., A. STA., Hart ' s Mt. DISLIKES: attention grabbers, P.S.S.C., sharing lockers, being confined, a short race AMBITION: architect 119 ROBERTA BROWN Bert The mind is bound by cords of logic and reason — the heart is often bound by the invisible thread of a single memory . LIKES: friends, BANGI, chocolate, tennis, children, color guard, You Guys! , N.H., Christmas, Mums, N.Y., dancing, Boo, smiles DISLIKES: eggs, math, What ' s wrong? AMBITION: tap dance with F. Astaire STANTON P. BROWN, JR. Chip Work hard, play hard, live easy. LIKES: Stow Hill, The Crew, Florida, Skiing up North, Cold, Heineken Kegs, Snow DISLIKES: buses, H.G., rainy day ' s, stuck-up people. Bud AMBITION: business college RICHARD BUSHEY GERRY CACCIOLA It ' s your life; live it the way you want, not like someone else wants you to live it. You ' re an individual. Stand on your own two feet and let your imagination take you away. AMBITION: to live happy and be the way I want to be 120 PAULA MARIE CALAFIORE Friendship often ends in love; but love in friendship never. LIKES: Donna, Lori, Summer of 76 and 77 , McDonalds, FIAT (Mafia), You made me forget , DAVID. D.N.. R.W., L.L., T.C., Lead foot . Farm Shop, Satin, Rocky Neck, Fred Astaire, drop-ins. Cousins, DISLIKES: U.S. History, RED, pickles, people who have no feelings at all, JOCKS, liver, FREAKS, SNOW!!! AMBITION: to survive to live each day to the fullest IDOL: Fred Astaire ROBERT CLARK Bob Work hard for what you want and you will receive it. LIKES: hunting, fishing, the outdoors, fresh air, Tull, skiing, parties DISLIKES: big cities, smog, disco, C.S.N.Y. AMBITION: college, wild life management WILLIAM CURTIS CARLSON Billy There is a foolish corner in the brain of the wisest man. LIKES: Bo-(Hair), Donnie, Freddeee, Sat. Nights OLD BESSI, Virginia, Pepe, the beach, gmaef, the Cape, TOP., R G, Guts , A B, Coach P., M 8 Andy, Warbs, Bob G.. cactus DISLIKES: Airheads, lah, second best, people who don’t speak their minds, losing AMBITION: college, politics after wealthy retirement at age 30 IDOL: A.W.C. THOMAS A. CONNELL Spock Progress is not merely improving the past; it is moving forward toward the future. BE LOGICAL LIKES: Sailing, thunder lightning darkness, sci-fi, the lab, CMAB, Rachel, Saturday nights. Star Trek, the Gang, HPPA and SoCo, NYC trip and THE STAFF, occasional solitude DISLIKES: close deadlines. Monday mornings, indecisiveness, applications, dead weekends, calculus sets AMBITION: Doctor of Veterinary Medicine cancer research REGINA LEE CHAMBRELLO Reg People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges. LIKES: SUMMER , the beach, foxes, true friendship, Miers, Lisa, Linda, Diane and Lisa D., rollerskating, camping, R.l. DISLIKES: TWO FACED PEOPLE, phonies, rainy days, winter, good-byes, and being bored AMBITION: to be happy and live life to its fullest CAROLYN CONTI Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead, where there is no path and leave a trail. LIKES: . . . BOOM?!, Mafooches, Crunch Crowd, the gang”, Cugs, Tinks, Co Bo, friends, Getting HOT at the Freeze, Drill Team, Class Officers, smiles, beach nights, tennis DISLIKES: goodbyes, What do you want to do? AMBITION: college 121 KIMBERLY CORRIGAN Kim What do today is important because I ' m exchanging a day of my life for it. LIKES: CLARENCE , Vermont, 2 20 76, 6 1 1 77, Beach, cruising, Clarence, smiles, Fridays, sweaters, my diamond DISLIKES: being alone, rainy days, Monday mornings AMBITION: Clarence and to always be happy GARY COTTO Kutz Just think of school as a place to go to meet friends and have a good time, and maybe school won t be that bad. LIKES: Mole, Jeff, Ken, parties, laughing, the apple, the hole, skiing, beaches, music, Led Zeppelin DISLIKES: red lights, customers, work, warm beer, empty tank, no money, haircuts ALFRED S. CRINITI Bambine Franco All of the animals, excepting men, know that the principal business of life is to enjoy it. LIKES: Jiggles, Virginia 77, Polski, Bo, Bilee, Sea, Jaho, football team. Coach P., Ft. Meyers, Mr. Angel, Molson Ale, BV, 1-4-3 DISLIKES: Sunday nights drive home, lah, cooking oil AMBITION: to get Don Polanski drunk IDOL: Gen. George Patton PAMELA MARIE DALZELL Live for today, not tomorrow. LIKES: GREGG, Don, Lorraine, Fran, summer, the beach, weekends, parties, Another World, pay day, cranking. Tull, The Stones, The Who DISLIKES: getting up in the morning, winter, stuck-ups, nothing to do AMBITION: to be a nurse and be happy 122 JULIE DeSTASIO Punk Don ' t stop thinking about tomorrow. Don ' t stop it will soon be here. It will be here better than before. Yesterday ' s gone. LIKES: freedom, Michele, Pam, Cam, Virgos, good times, This is reality , ' Tull, Chicago, Just You ' N Me , Brandy ' s, Sgt. Peppers , Dumont, N.J. DISLIKES: restrictions, Pike, school, rotaries, time, endings AMBITION: to travel and be happy WENDY JEAN DeGROFF Dream until your dreams come true. LIKES: Gary, 2 10 76, Cathy, my friends, special people, my family. Cape Cod, Nauset Beach, sunsets, smiles, mountains, flowers, rainbows, quiet, my buddy, big families, waterskiing, Jr. Prom, 6 29 76, summer DISLIKES: Headaches, unhappy tears, good-byes, waiting, fights, 2 8 77 AMBITION: to go softly, yet run wild CLARENCE DANSRO Don ' t look down, tomorrow will be better LIKES: KIM, the beach, Vermont, 2-22-77, 6-1 1-77, Kim, cars, guns, FRIDAYS DISLIKES: stuck-up people AMBITION: mechanic, KIM LAURIE ANNE DeVIVO Laur Do not follow where the path leads. Rather, go where there is no path and leave a trail. LIKES: Friendship, -uey gang . Cape Cod Nantucket, Harry Chapin, smiles Misquamicut, sunsets, laughing, rainbows DISLIKES: good-byes, rainy days AMBITION: college, happiness REBECCA DICKINSON DONALD DIXON Dix It is better to have tried and lost than not to have tried at all. LIKES: Fords, playing pool, Saturday nights, B.M.A. DISLIKES: chicken, Yamahas, casts AMBITION: career in law enforcement 123 LISA DUTKIEWICZ Who would be a poor man, a beggar man, a thief if he had a rich man in his hand. LIKES: Music, Camaros, FOXX , parties, Coors, Tull, CHEVY, Trans-Am, hiking DISLIKES: Fords, wise jocks, Chicago, cities AMBITION: to be happy with the people I love IDOL: Jeremiah Johnson TERESA MARIE DUBUC Tree You are never given a wish without also being given the power to make it true. LIKES: friendship, Clif, Jr. P„ DRINKI, ya burnt me , The girls, Mooreland, getting hot at the freeze , my teddy, animals. Pee Wee, napkin . . . Owl , lakes, sunshine, Danish DISLIKES: FRIZZI, short people jokes, prejudice, the eye contest AMBITION: to be taller than Susanne JEFFERY F. DYER Sno-Jet You can do good for others, and others can do good for you. LIKES: pretty girls, hunting, swimming, fishing, snowmobiles DISLIKES: when people start bugging, busting me IDOL: Muhammad Ali CASEY DOLAN High school days are not an experience, they ' re a figment of your imagination. LIKES: backpacking, skiing, the gang, the RED RATT , THE HOLE , CHICAGO, N.Y.C., Michelob, Funky Fred, SL-7155, Band, New Mexico, QUEEN, sailing DISLIKES: rain, nothing to do, 1 2 23 76, no brakes. DEASLE THE WEASLE AMBITION: college, navy SHARON DUBE Dubes Let ' s not do things your way or my way, let ' s find the best way . LIKES: Paul, summer, beach, parties, weekends, friends, goofing on people, good times DISLIKES: Ex-friends, changes in plans, being hassled, being put on the spot AMBITION: travel, marriage, and happiness ARLENE DUMOND 124 BETSY DAWN DYSON Betz Sight is a faculty ; seeing is an art. LIKES: KEN, 10 30 76, all my friends, parties, track meets, skiing, snow. Las Vegas, lion cubs, Steely Dan, music, Spring, paychecks DISLIKES: Zucchini, slow drivers, fish, cumquats, rain, Sussmans, Isn ' t your name Elizabeth? AMBITION: accounting IDOL: Chuck Barris CARL MATTHEW DZUBAY 7 once believed in causes too. I had my pointless point of view, but life went on no matter who was wrong or right ... LIKES: Friends — you know who you are, DMS, Who are you? , Pepe ' s, Fairfax , concerts, playing McGee. DISLIKES: Late again . . . AMBITION: college, make millions, rule the worldl AMY EDELSON Ethyl Live for today, for tomorrow may never come . LIKES: all my crazy friends. Gran Torino ' s, bowling, partying, gold, foxy guys, munching out, plants flowers, the beach, Brenda ' s lake, vacations. Led Zepplin DISLIKES: stuck up people, being sick, winter, B.H.S. AMBITION: Florist LINDA JEAN ELLISON Lynnie The truest happiness is found in making others happy . LIKES: True friends, C M B. sunrises, vacations, walking in rain, smiles, camping, sitting near a fire, meeting people, music. Freedom DISLIKES: ungrateful people, goodbyes, loneliness, misunderstandings, confusion, boredom, getting caught, moody people, PAIN AMBITION: occupational therapy 125 EMILIA ANNE FEOLE Emy Silent dreams, like frozen streams, thirst for the thaw ... LIKES: Mafooches , Mark, 3 25 77, Crunch Crowd, Billy Bo-Bo , ONEI , Jr. Prom Co., A III, THE GIRLS, Drill Team, STDI, tennis team, mobies . Cine, 51, dimples, cartwheels in senior court, class of ' 78, Mystic, Girl ' s State friends, 369 Ailing St., Easter Roses DISLIKES: PHYSICSI, bad Italian jokes, sore throats AMBITION: find my major chord , college, physical therapy JACK W. FORSYTH For every complex problem there ' s a simple answer, and it ' s usually wrong . LIKES: beach, flying, most people, almost everything, NBGH, camping, hiking DISLIKES: certain people, homework, high prices, say one thing — do another AMBITION: anesthetist FRANCINE FERRERO Yesterday ' s hurt is today ' s understanding rewoven into tomorrow ' s tapestry. LIKES: Randy, Donna, Lorraine, Pam, spring time, Kites, big old houses, outdoors, Rhode Island, Fall, late nights, laughing, friends DISLIKES: Little Girl, Rowdies, rainy days, getting up, boredom, cold, being broke AMBITION: to live happily and keep close friends RUSSELL FOERTSCH Zots When my moods are over and my time has passed, I hope they bury me upside down so the whole world can kiss my ... LIKES: 4 wheelers, boonying, fishing, hunting, Heffenreffer, Harts, Vermont DISLIKES: B.H.S., The Establishment, Arco, report cards AMBITION: multi-millionaire, live in Vermont DONNA FORTIER Don Time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time. LIKES: Kurt, Fran, Lorraine and Rhode Island, Pam, Deb, parties, Thursdays, Steely Dan, rainbows, skiing, fall nights, Herbie, the old Dart, good times, traveling, roses DISLIKES: fake people, decisions, being bored, cruising around. Math, FAT AMBITION: college, success and happiness DONNA FRALEIGH Live as you want to live, not as you think you should, because you only have one life to live. LIKES: Paula, Lori, Linda, D.N., R.W., summer of 76 and 77 , McDonalds DISLIKES: stuck-up people, insensitive people, C.F., people who always have to have their own way, babysitting AMBITION: to be a legal secretary 126 GEORGE E. FROEBA Gorgeous Learn to obey so that someday you might learn to command. LIKES: 9 30 77, ice cold brews, camping out, cruising, the woods, UNI ' s DISLIKES: stuck-up people with no sense of humor AMBITION: to get rich, and be happy IDOL: Alice Cooper JUNE GAGLIARDI NANCY L. GAGLIARDI Don ' t let it bring you down its only castles burning just find someone who ' s turning and you will come around . LIKES: Horses, C.S.N., my friends, 7 4 77, FairFax, Good Bars, Al Mark, Phyl, Sue, Gary, Carl, Jon, Tracy, Bruce, ' That ' s what they all say , weekends AMBITION: survival, college ROBIN GARLICK Nibs Rawbean If we don ' t meet in this world, we ' ll meet in the next, don t be late. Jimi Hendrix LIKES: Feb. of 77, the hill crew, Pink Floyd, The Who, Myra, Kevin ' s house, C.F., J.M., Muncy, N.P., There ' s not enough room . . Rolling Stones, Led Zep, Poot, It ' s cooll , 10 27 77, Uncle Jerry DISLIKES: period 5, hardware, sorry — no matches, PUPPETSI AMBITION: mostly to travel and survive 127 ROBERT GIBELEY Gibbs You who are on the road must have a code that you can live by. And so become yourself because the past is just a good-bye. LIKES: The Gang, The Corner, The Aquarium, winning, 7th Period, Sunday football at B.H.S. DISLIKES: Mondays, practices, SPRAWL! , raking leaves, Fish , 121 Vi AMBITION: college IDOL: Richard Pryor 128 PAULA ANNE GELMINI God puts a tear in your eye so he can put a rainbow in your heart . LIKES: BRIAN, 11 18 74, Caucaponset, picnics, stars, sunshine, cashews, my friends, S.L.C.C., campfires, the outdoors, Harkness, 2 22 75, fall, friendly people, good music DISLIKES: Peter, being alone, goodbyes, 6 24 77 AMBITION: to be happy; college EDWARD A. GOLAB FAST EDDY” Hutch Before you learn to fly, learn to fall. LIKES: Lamentation, girls, Reade, Blood, hiking, cats, Beth, being crazy, cars, parties, Mich Bud, kegs, music, cruising on a sunny day, just playing around DISLIKES: rainy days, credit cards AMBITION: UCONN, lawyer, happiness, wealth, and nice cars JANICE M. R. GIMPL Jan Gimps No day is over if it makes a memory. LIKES: Tommy, Petey, Zeb, Pussywillow, Oct. 7, What tree . . .? , Victors, dandelions. Marge our good times. Daul, Girls Tennis, snow, fall, words, songs, quiet, Kim, Sheila. Warning , Transferee, Sus, my family, my friends, cartwheels in senior court DISLIKES: Food Mart, liver, rope tows, abs AMBITION: dental hygenist JOHN F. GATES To be happy and to enjoy life as it comes. LIKES: being with people, Toyotas, bookkeeping, Star Wars, and C.G., C.B.s working, hiking DISLIKES: homework AMBITION: surgical technology or accounting JEAN GONTARZ String If you do not understand my silence you will not understand my words. LIKES: A.L.C. , pizza. The Gang, music, animals, life DISLIKES: A.L.C.A. , snobs, cliques, phonies AMBITION: secretary RACHEL L. GRANT Rach If you listen hard enough, you might have heard what meant to say . LIKES: writing, rocking chairs, poetry, Harbor Lights, Chris, formak. Tabu, star, music, sailboats, writing letters, Margot, Tom, sunny days, success, silver, John Denver DISLIKES: math, cold weather, phoniness, hypocrites AMBITION: elementary education, and or English DONALD GORNEAULT Ger ' Without trouble, nothing can be successful. LIKES: The Myrtle B., holidays at Howie ' s, the wagon, Saturday Night Live at Bert ' s, the Gang and Anaconda, J.V. Baseball, the fishing trip, BoSox DISLIKES: Where’s my Eddie? , conceited people, the SAT, 6 S.K. ' s, Yanks, the transom AMBITION: college NANCY GRIB Warning ' True greatness is like a river, the deeper it is the less noise it makes. LIKES: BASKETBALL, Oct. 7, What tree . . .? , Transferee , Gimps , midgets, Penn State, summer, Twang DISLIKES: Phony people, homework, awards assemblies, wasted nights, winter, COff 06 AMBITION: BASKETBALL, travel ROBERT P. GORNEAULT Chico A winner never quits, a quitter never wins . LIKES: Oldsmobile 442, snowmobile, swimming, waterskiing, hiking DISLIKES: the administration, people who say things when they don ' t know what they are talking about AMBITION: mechanic 129 GARY GRIGORIAN Bins Resolve not to be poor; whatever you have, spend less. LIKES: The Guys (including Steve), Elmer ' s Place, Jack Daniels, Old Grandpa, Struhs, Aug 4, Virginia, Nest, Stuebens DISLIKES: people who waste food, careless fishermen, Discol AMBITION: to grow palm trees in Alaska IDOL: Billy Carter GERALD R. GUENTHER Gerry G.G. To live a good, clean life, take the good with the bad. LIKES: 69 Ford, fishing, country music, girls, hot rod cars and more girls DISLIKES: Chevy, cars, people who think they are cool AMBITION: auto mechanic IDOL: Fonzie ANDREA HART Andy The chief danger in life is that we may take too many precautions. LIKES: special friends, Two , The Crunch Crowd, Drill Team Colour Guard, S.T.DI, simple things, morning, spontaneous decisions, Taylor, Rankin, Maine. N.C., smiles, craziness, memories DISLIKES: always rushing, wrong notes AMBITION: lots of music! LESA HATCH Egg Getting your cheap thrills? LIKES: Paul, summer, beach, private parties, 1 3 76, jeans, music, boneism, nature, loyalty, crazy people, sarcasm, FRIENDS, goofing on people. Monty Python, good times DISLIKES: ex-friends, perverts, changes in plan, alcoholism, hassles, being put on the spot, embarrassment, repetition, insincerity, chick , pains in the , AMBITION: UCONN, happiness, marriage STEVEN J. HAWRYLIK Wormy Killed Beverage etc. . . If you do not understand my silence, you will not understand my words. LIKES: Gee wiz. Wormy, I mean really, too bad, 4-4-2 and XR-7, band and football games, Saturday night DISLIKES: Nopar, Sunday morning AMBITION: be successful WILLIAM HAYDEN 130 JO-ELLEN HINCHLIFFE Joie There is more to life than increasing its speed . LIKES: Mark, M.C.B.. 1 1 77, Green Hill Beach, 3 26 77, Lynn, cheerleading, tennis, bowling, Kerin, lighten up , good friends. New York DISLIKES: cliques, superior attitudes, ' 77 practices AMBITION: college and a happy, prosperous life KEVIN A. HOPKINS Hops LIKES: Cape Cod, Zucchini Squash, Elmers, mushrooms, friends, spacing, cashing in, Crew, catching Z ' s rays. Max Lung, Molson, food, Bickleys, Adams Family, Marion DISLIKES: corks, macho , lies AMBITION: to achieve total mellowocity, and raise live lamb in South Dakota IDOL: Inspector Clouseau ANNE JUDITH HUBBARD A smile adds a ray of sunshine to a man ' s dreary heart. LIKES: my friends, -uey Gang , Harry Chapin, 6 24 77, North Carolina. New Hampshire, tennis, the beach, THE PARK, 1973 77 Summers, La Boca DISLIKES: BANANAS, 6 25-28 77 AMBITION: teacher of the deaf; to keep on smiling through the years MICHAEL L. HUBER Hubes I ' ll take heaven for the climate and hell for society. LIKES: City, Nyg ' s, Botts, Moonhead, Crew, Toasty, Bitts, THE DUOI, 8 4 77, 3 26 77, April 3rd, KIM, weekends, Elmers Place, Kim ' s Cottage, Nance DISLIKES: wasting time, airheads, cocky people, discol AMBITION: flood controller in the Sahara Desert IDOL: Tom Cugno 131 THERESA INFANTE Tree LIKES: MONG. THE HOLE, The Gang, Peter, Laura, Biv, smiles, BEACH BOYS, 5 14 77 ROME, GOOD WINE, GOOD FRIENDS AND FIREPLACES, Betsy, VULCANS, ALPHA CENTURI, cool mountain streams, meadows and sunshine, Cape Cod The Islands, N.Y.C. DISLIKES: DARTH VADAR AMBITION: to live long and prosper IDOL: Elvis Captain Kirk USA JOHNSON Lee Leece If cannot do great things, I ' ll do small things in a great way. LIKES: sum mer, sunshine, smiling, Burlingame, R.I., beaches, rollerskating, DAVID, Diane, Reg, parties, foxes, Nana DISLIKES: rainy days, saying goodbye, stuck-up people AMBITION: always be happy BARBARA JACQUES Barb If you really put your mind to it your dreams will come true. LIKES: staying home on school days, sleeping, my family, blackie and fluffy, and all my friends DISLIKES: Snotty people, two-faced people, Monday ' s, getting up early, going to school AMBITION: to be a secretary, to live a happy life KATHY JOHNSON Kate Don ' t ever stop dreaming. LIKES: CHET, 3-5-76, 7-1-78, Chet ' s ' 65 goat, Vermont, mushrooms, my car, swimming, spring, summer DISLIKES: onions, rain, people who think they know everything, snow AMBITION: marriage to Chet 7-1-78, secretary MARGOT ELISE JOHNSON Smile — it makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to LIKES: lunch, supper, That ' s the Way of the World , EW F, Steely Dan , R.G., R.J., F.C., K.L., R.R R.R, nutshells, the tuba section, band, the laundry chute episode, the olds, the beach, mistletoe DISLIKES: Farmington Avenue, , . . two guys . . AMBITION: college ROBIN ELISABETH JOHNSON Rob Arbs Drodge Wherever you go, there you arel LIKES: my family, E.C.C.H.C., N.P.C., Ricky, Sugar, Meg D„ M.J., F.C. ' s, Ronstadt, Eagles , water skiing, sailing, parasailing, YellaGanooing, Ingyboo , all my friend from B.H.S., S . . . DISLIKES: T.P.F.T., Sometime Friends AMBITION: SVERIGEIII, North Park Collegel — Chicago 132 CONSTANCE JONES Connie Got To Move On, Got To Travel, Walk Away My Blues ... LIKES: Skin, good times, camping, hiking, Blue Mt. Bandettes , skiing, riding. Block Island, P.T., all my friends DISLIKES: being rushed AMBITION: college, enjoying life SUZANNE JORSEY Sue Suzy C cheese And so passing strange mountains and dropping pine needles in an envelope, send you some of my bones. LIKES: Jill, Phyllis, Rich, Chris, the gang, Tuesday, Beth, the Fam, Cape Cod, 10 3 75, Tull, Hobbits DISLIKES: disagreements AMBITION: survival HEIDI JURKOIC 133 KAREN ELIZABETH KELLEHER Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and winds long to play with your hair LIKES: Richie, my family, my friends. Wispy, going barefoot, honesty, Michael, S.L.C.C., skiing, rainbows, A Better Place to Be, mountains, winding roads, Harry Chapin DISLIKES: Insincerity AMBITION: to always see the sun that ' s behind the rain SEAN KELLY LIKES: skiing, Block Island, partying, camp- ing, traveling, hard rock, flying, St. Paul girls DISLIKES: waiting, B.H.S., Frampton, disco, Falstaff MARK R. KINIRY One who never suffers, never matures. LIKES: Tracy, B-B-Bruce, Joe, Steve, Coach P., football ' 77-78, don ' t block the guards , Mom Dad, the school yard team, XR7, 10, Spanky, 9-1 DISLIKES: leisure suits, southern accents AMBITION: DDSK-2 IDOL: Mr. Angel 134 CLIFTON KIRSCH Clif ' The moment is temporary but the memory is forever. LIKES: football, 79, QPL, QBS, 8 29 76, Madison, JP, Teresa, closeness, true friends, solitude, weights DISLIKES: striders, Hand 20-16, sled, BIG, s.s., brown nosers, liars, followers, loneli- ness, crowds AMBITION: success IDOL: Coach P. JEFFERY T. KOBALARZ Jeffries get by with a little help from my friends LIKES: Karen, 7-15-77, Bud, the gang, the beach. Saturday nights, Chevies DISLIKES: Mopar ' s Fords, wise people AMBITION: electronic technician IDOL: Jimi Hendrix HOPE ELLEN KLEIN Hopeless Hopie ' 7 never cared for the sound of being alone. LIKES: good friends, the Girls, Mooreland Hill, little brother, S.T.D. , drill team, dice, ya burnt me , BANG , seniors ’78, seashores and sunshine, chocolate DISLIKES: socks, bees, static cling, frizzy hair, GAG , being categorized, RAG, RAG, RAG AMBITION: nursing, to live to see every tomorrow CYNTHIA ANN KNOPF Cindy Live for today, dream of tomorrow, learn from yesterday. LIKES: TOMMY, Beth, Sandi, Tony, Michael, all my friends, Rockland Crew and Comp., Aerosmith, 12-7-77, 7-5-76, spaghetti, summer ' 76, Colour My World , beach. Riverside, fireworks, snow, Really . . huh? , Hey Robinsonl , Mom and Dad DISLIKES, rain, fuzzy black spiders, good-byes AMBITION: advertising, success and happiness in all I do CRAIG KOCHANSKI SANDRA KAY KRISTOPIK Sanz Forever Never Ends . LIKES: BARRY — 4 9 76, friends, drill team 76-78, tennis, Jr. Prom, Point 0 Woods, Grams, Hunkydory , NW’s, BT, The Window , Stairway to Heaven , A 1-4 80, Mom and Dad DISLIKES: people who play games, people you mistake as friends, arguments AMBITION: secretary, college, S.K.D. 135 A KEN KRISTOPIK JOSEPH CHARLES KROPF, JR. Call me Deacon Blues LIKES: myself, Coach P„ Mr. Angel, Markos, The Queen, Banoo, Billy, Chief, Eric, Polski, Ninny, Little Creep, Becker and Fagan, water skiing, football ' 77, my mother and father, Troy, Southern Comfort DISLIKES: a lot more than I like to admit AMBITION: D.D.S.K.-3 IDOL: J.C.K. GARY KRYSZTOPIK K I ' ve got an answer; I ' m going to fly away. What ' ve got to lose. LIKES: Beatles, guitar, skiing DISLIKES: disco, Yamahas, being late AMBITION: college, electrical mechanical engineer ELIZABETH KUCZYNSKI Liz” Love is only what you feel; Life is what you ' ll be. LIKES: friends, camping, Florida, beach DISLIKES: fake people, being bored, people who lie, rainy days AMBITION: business, travel 136 LINDA JOY LARSON Linn Don ' t walk in front, may not follow; don ' t walk behind, may not lead; just walk beside me, and be my friend. LIKES: Mom , Dad, Bob Ang, Elaine, Timmy, Marky, Arron , Wacker ' s , ABB ' s , Eliza , Paula, Donna, Lori, Laura, Kathy C., Kathy W., Diane S., R.F., R.Z., R.S., full moons, snow, cocker spaniels, Roses DISLIKES: rainy days, gym, U S. History AMBITION: eternal life, to become a hairdresser or an accountant PAM LAVIGNE ROBERT LASKY Bob Many dreams come true; Some have silver linings; live for my dream. LIKES: Christine, B.P.H., Hobbit, Dart, Richy, the Gang, Saturday nights, strange things, Mich S C., backwards Tower of Power DISLIKES: being second, fiesty Bs, Sydney AMBITION: college, then life KURT KUHNLY Coons Do it right, or don ' t do it at all. LIKES: summer, sailing, Boz Scaggs ' music. Crystal Lake gang. Bon Bon, tipping with Bar, Diane, D M., Art, waterbug DISLIKES: rain, winter AMBITION: undecided NORMAN LAVIGNE Look forward to the future, but always re- member the past. LIKES: summer ’77, Killington Vt., Honda GL1000, Saturday nights, concerts, Harts Mt., beach, Old Orchard, waterskiing, tub- ing, Bert ' s boat, Rick, Rob, Bob, Ken, Dave W , Don, Tim, all the others DISLIKES: cancelled E.W.F. concert, Brand- sMart — the great mistake AMBITION: travel, college MICHAEL LAWSON Mikey , K.D. 7 didn ' t break itlll I was just standing here. LIKES: THE GANG, the hole, music, all the K ' s in my life, Camaro ' s, four on the floor DISLIKES: Kiss, Standards AMBITION: college, to conquer life IDOL: H.C. 137 Dear Mr. Warburton, We wish to express our appreciation for your four years of total dedication and concern for our class. Your great capacity to laugh in good times and keep smiling through bad times has taught us how to work to- gether. Each class begins its freshmen year with an advisor who is asked to give his time and understanding to help the class through its high school years. The success or failure of this class is depend- ent upon its advisor. We, as a class, have been very successful. The success we have achieved is a reflection of the man who helped us attain it. You have given so much of yourself in everything we have done. Because of this, our class activities such as fund-rai- sing, pep rallies, junior prom, and senior ball are events which have left us with many happy memories. May the future bring you the happiness you deserve. All our love. The Class of 1978 138 Humor — the ability to laugh at life — is right at the top with love and communication in the hier- archy of our needs. Humor has much to do with pain; it exaggerates the anxieties and absurdities we feel, so that we gain distance and, through laughter, relief. Sara Davidson 139 SHARON LENNEHAN Len You and have memories longer than the road that stretches out ahead. LIKES: Gerry, CSNY, “Yes , all my friends, camping, Mt. Lamentation, eating, keg parties, cookies, Rhode Island beaches, Jessy, getting apples at the orchards DISLIKES, bushwacking at night AMBITION: to work with the land KENNETH N. LETENDRE Hunk Anaconda There is no danger in the world today except for the fear of danger itself . LIKES: Sue, Eric, Bert, Muff, Pukka, Blob, Stick, Fish, Jim, Mole, Clif, Zeet, Howard Kinger, Norm, Harts, Mt., Bert ' s boat 71 sprints and traps n 3 77 : sled ' trian9le ' BS Hand AMBITION: anything IDOL: the Hulk THOMAS P. LOMBARDI Tom Mr. Lumps Indian Joe Notes of music are words of feelings. LIKES: fancy dancing, modern traditional dancing, Sioux, Lazy Stitches Post 48, 49 ' s Pow wows, music, camping. The Gang, 220 ' s, hats, Saturday nights, RPA DISLIKES: Monday mornings, working late, late band rehearsals, applications, lousy music AMBITION: pharmacy school DIANE LONDIN Why???? LIKES: beaches, sunsets, full moons 10-22-77 AMBITION: nursing 140 ROBERT LONDON No goal is too high if you climb with care and confidence . LIKES: skiing, America, the Gang , Sunday football at B.H.S., Saturday nights, E.W.F, Walnut Hill, Cliff, Rocky Neck, concerts, tennis, tubing, K-2 ' s, Leslie, Peggy DISLIKES: second serves, S.A.T.s AMBITION: college MICHAEL LUDDY Stick LIKES: Irene, Schlitz, parties, camping, when parents go away, hiking, kegs. The Bull, hanging out with the gang, 6 29, concerts, hunting DISLIKES: Disco, going to the office, staying home, schools system ' 76 AMBITION: college, to be an appraiser or draftsman DAVID LORD Fuzz if you got it, flaunt it. LIKES: TRACY, all my friends, Hello, Peans, Kiss, Led Zep, Blue Oyster Cult, partying. Southern Comfort, ' 68 Chevy, camping, skiing, swimming DISLIKES: SCHOOL, mugs, The Tubes, meeting Earl, haircuts, know-it-alls AMBITION: business IDOL: Kiss KATHLEEN MARY LOUNDER Kathy To wonder is to begin to understand . LIKES: all my friends, laughing, FOUR , 3 9 77, cheerleading, Blue Ridge Mountains, parties, ya burnt mel , art, friendly people, Reasons , sunshine, THE GIRLS DISLIKES: rainy days, spiders, in turn , math, good-byes AMBITION: college, a happy life, to hire a gardener JOSEPH LUMA Lumax LIKES: weekends, CJ-5, Fridays, parties DISLIKES: Monday-Thursday school AMBITION: forest technician ERIC LUND Edvic It is always through those who are unafraid to be different that advance comes to human society. LIKES: XC, backpacking, Colorado, camp ' 76, SBBD, ski weeks, vacations, 220s, Colchester, beaches, Newport, traveling, concerts, E.B.Pool, Dave Babes DISLIKES: Tuesday band rehearsals, 6 3 77, S.A.T.s, Wet Long Trail AMBITION: science and computers 141 MARY ANITA LUPIA Lupes Let music be your escape LIKES: Mafooches , Toots , The Arts , special people, class of ' 78, dancin ' , band, good music, to be mellow, 7 16 77, beaches, parties, ma ' s spaghetti, creativity, sunsets, honest? DISLIKES: wrong notes, disorganization, homework, goodbyes AMBITION: to be a music educator, and let music drift from my heart to all who wish to listen IDOL: Kenny Rankin LYNDA LEE LUPPINO Lynn Tomorrow is promised to no one. LIKES: New Hampshire, Cat Stevens, ketchup, tea, Diane, Robin, Beth, friends, T , Joe, weekends, Getting hot at the freeze , bowling, The Stars , John, bean bag chairs, traveling, C.S.N.Y. DISLIKES: insects, messes, diets, good-byes AMBITION: retailing KIM E. MacDONALD Chiclets Do not be anxious for tomorrow, for tomorrow will care for itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. LIKES: Sweets , all my friends, -uey gang , Color Guard, Harry Chapin, Bread, Reasons , Colorado, sunsets, blowing bubbles, R.l. beaches, rainbows, smiles DISLIKES: goodbyes, loneliness AMBITION: medical profession NEAL MACIAG Ned Neeco LIKES: skiing, Massachusetts, good music, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, parties, weekends, snow DISLIKES: red necks, tight weights, two-faced people, sweathogs, rainy days AMBITION: electrical engineer 142 LINDA L. MAHONEY Linnie Pins You say you want a revolution, well, you know, we all want to change the world . LIKES: friends, Mari, Phyllis, Jill and Rich, Beatles, Genesis, FairFax, old times, sitting in a cloud, talking with friends DISLIKES: changes, being pushed, misunderstandings AMBITION: school, to live DAVID MANNO DARLENE MANTHEY Dar Be yourself; do your own thing! LIKES: Michael, Leetes Island, sailing, ice cream, fast cars, my friends, swimming, dancing, tennis, nature, cats, good times, camping DISLIKES: anything that bothers me AMBITION: to live a happy life while working PATRICIA MAGUDA Patty Good times go by easy LIKES: MY friends, weekends, summer, camping, beach, parties, the office, goofing around, 1 7 77, horses, good times, Simple Judy, Joanne, Faith, Busting up. DISLIKES: pushy people, Mondays, rainy days, long lines, winter, getting caught, hassles, slow people AMBITION: travel, enjoy life TIMOTHY S. MALONEY Queen That ' s the way of the world, plant your flowers, you grow a pearl . LIKES: Don, Ger, Norm, Whitey, Stick, JV baseball, A-Z, Rocky Neck, Ger ' s Wagon, Steely Dan, ouis , summer of ' 77, stuff DISLIKES: swelled heads, sliding drills AMBITION: college IDOL: Chuck Berris JOSEPH H. MAINO Joe Light ' em up. LIKES: CHEVIES, Dodge Power Wagons, Modifieds, Prostockes, races, snow, snowplowing, hunting, fishing, 4 wheelin ' smoke shows, cruisin, small block Chevies DISLIKES: FORDS, rainy days, B.S. artists AMBITION: to own Berlin Welding 143 CATHY MARBLE Life, so they say, is but a game, and they let it slip away. LIKES: Ma, daydreaming days , Tom, cheerleading, AB, L-mount, Joey, ear fettish, Wendy, sharing boys with Bev, 10, Wispy , No, YOU don ' t know! , Booml, Yeah huh . Class of ' ll, skiing, sailing, nature, the Cape and Nauset, daybreak, Mom Dad AMBITION: college, psychology IDOL: Joseph Charles Kropf DOROTHY ANN J. MARINO Dora It takes a moment to wish you happiness, but it ' s meant for a lifetime. LIKES: C.B., L.P., P.M., Ern, true friends, Car-Dor, Hon, Fotomat, visitorsl, Florida, 8 27 77, being alone, Reasons , long talks, flowers, skating, 50 ways , good times DISLIKES: Car ' s driveway, getting caught and lost, jealousy, friends moving, saying good-bye AMBITION: airline stewardess COLLEEN MARTIN Life ' s a trip. LIKES: partying, the usual crew, meeting people, getting crazy, traveling, Jethro Tull, Led Zeppelin, Frank Zappa, Miss Kelly, Mr. Warburton DISLIKES: school, B.H.S., stuck-up people, attendance policy, administration, getting caught in the act, being told what to do AMBITION: to live happily ever after DEBRA ANN MARTIN Debbie” Bluebi I seeks bluebill . . . as human seeks human . . . not always to feed . . . nor to breed . . . but for another need ... LIKES: E.L., playing football, Fri. , Annie, staying home with my family, working, P.D., the color blue, pebbles , Debbie. Mary DISLIKES: firebirds, fights, hypocrites, cooking, being called Chief AMBITION: work, college IDOL: singers JAN MARTURANO L.T. wish could write what want to say . LIKES: Chuck, Muncie, C J, R.G., G T, M.F.F., Foghat, Ketchup, Rush, L.Z., hiking, Shenandoah Mts., Pink Floyd, Dimples, Pug and the whole gang. Goober, Apache, Jet, Tigger, parties, football, weekends, 81 DISLIKES: per. 6, 8 5 77, carrots, death, school lunches AMBITION: musician or veterinarian assistant SUSANNE M. MARZI Sue Take time to laugh; laughter is the music of the soul . LIKES: Scott, 9 19 75, all my friends, you too, Joe, BANGI, the hill, my family, errh , the wilm, napkin . . . ow , Franco, the girls , P.P.P., Sues, S.T.D.I , Nella, sunrises, being happy, seniors ' 77, short people, Wow DISLIKES: rain, S.A.T.s, bad moods, math, Sundays AMBITION: to keep my eyes open on a ferris wheel, college 144 GERALD E. McDONALD Jerry Life is like a one way street; your car always goes forward, never back . LIKES: Sue, the Pit Crew, Steve Miller Band, Boston , Aerosmith , concerts, Michelob, Heffen Reffer, A.C.M.H.W., Chevy Vans, Foxy, Karen, Camaros DISLIKES: Bonanza, stuck-ups, nothing to do JAMES F. McHALE Yohan Jim Hogie He who laughs last, didn ' t get the Joke . LIKES: MOPAR, Stafford Speedway, 10 and 15 modifieds, power shop, cruisin, Sav, races, smoke shows, hot rods, skiing, hockey DISLIKES: blown rear ends, radar, homework, flashing blue lights, B.S., air heads AMBITION: to make a snowman in Hawaii and to marry a millionairess BRAD McKENZIE LIKES: keg parties, the gang, lunch, leaving school, Chevies DISLIKES: unorganized keg parties, bookkeeping class AMBITION: to rule the world sandra mckinnon Trucks If the first time you don ' t succeed, try, try again . LIKES: summer, spring, beaches, cooking, sewing, shoveling snow, housework AMBITION: to become a registered nurse raveling DISLIKES: 145 ROBIN SUE McNAMARA Rob A dreamer lives forever. LIKES: R.J.P., 5 19 77, all my friends, Louie , Goshen, Christmas, D.D. and J.F, Getting Hot at the Freeze , Upstairs! 3 26 77, Maine, Montserrat ' 76, weekends, cheerleading, The Stars DISLIKES: accepting only six, goodbyes, 9 1 77, Downstairs, New Haven AMBITION, to straighten the leaning tower of Pisa LAURA ELLEN MEIGS Meg No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. LIKES: quiet walks in the woods, JIMMY, unspoiled country side, sunny days, my parents DISLIKES: winter, rainy days AMBITION: to become a secretary, to go to Colorado LISA MONGILLO Mong What are you nuts? LIKES: Theresa, smiles, Bir, science fiction, Betsy, sunrises, Laura, drum corps, Lanni, the gang, friends, the hole, Linda Duane, the beach, Rachel, fall, Robin, football, Florida, Walt Disney movies, happy endinqs DISLIKES: good-byes AMBITION: to be unique IDOL: Errol Flynn DANNY MORIN 146 DAVID B. MORIN Dave Just a hello can make all the difference in the world. LIKES: the Gang in Bookkeeping II class, Comedies , sleeping, all my friends, B.S., K.K., disco, the beach, Fleetwood Mac DISLIKES: egg sandwiches, cliques, mathematic equations STEPHEN N. MUNSON LIKES: CORVETTES, farming, barns, animals MARK MORIN High school is neither a time or place, but simply a state of mind. BRENDA MUCKOR “Just follow your dreams. LIKES: Corvettes, Lake Pocotopaug, nice looking guys, brown eyes, partying with Amy and Liz, water skiing, the beach, all the crazy people I ' ve met DISLIKES: not being able to drive my Vette AMBITION: wildlife management JOANN C. MUTE Jo It takes a long time to find out who you are but the answer is worth the search. LIKES: SERGE, Len, Sue, Renee, Marie, my friends, dancing, music, clothes, this summer in Spain , spring, beach, spending money, having a good time DISLIKES: rainy days, being bored, snobby people, phonies, saying good-bye AMBITION: To be a travel agent, traveling, marriage ELAINE NALEWAJEK There can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm LIKES: Lou, Carol, Kim, my friends, tennis, J.C sunshine, happy people, laughing, the beach, summer 77 , the weekend, dreamers DISLIKES: anger, groupies, stuckup- unfriendly people, saying goodbye AMBITION: college, to study art 147 DOREEN ANNE NAPLES It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness . LIKES: Peter, 8 1 76, my family, friends, sincerity, smiles, sunsets, beaches, skiing, mountains, seeing things I ' ve never seen, and meeting people I ' ve never met DISLIKES: dishonesty, cruelty, good-byes AMBITION: college, a life of happiness ROBERT NELSON Bob All friends depart and memories bring them back. LIKES: A-Z, summer of 77, parties, football, wrestling, trips. Led Zepplin DISLIKES: deadlines, waiting, wise freshman AMBITION: Marines DEBBIE NASON Debra Kay Talking to the gutter-stinking, winking in the same old way tried to catch my eye, but looked the other way. LIKES: partying, my friends, Jill, gymnastics, music, beach DISLIKES: being pressured, getting caught, B.H.S., big mouths, attendance policy AMBITION: teach the deaf JOHN NESTA The Nest ' THE HARDEST THING to learn in life is which bridge to cross and which to burn . LIKES: Elmers, Mill Hill Club, Virginia, The Cape, cashing in, Steubens, The Crew, Bitts, The Bic, Hubes, Kimbo, Paula, Ray, Lynda, Betz, mellowness, warm winters DISLIKES: bad knees AMBITION: advertising IDOL: Stan Cop JOHN NELSON SCOTT ALEXANDER NEWBURY Newbs My word is but a whisper, your deafness a shout. may make you feel, but can ' t make you think . LIKES: females, the usual crew, S.C., Gold, Willard, Stoe Hill, West La., loud rock and roll, concerts, CSNY, PT Molson, fast cars, kegs, 442, all good people DISLIKES: buses, H.G., rainy days, C.T., Bud, slow drivers, nags AMBITION: to be a dealer 148 ERIC T. NIELSEN It makes no difference if I burn my bridges behind me since never retreat . LIKES: football, 52, Coach P„ Saturday Night Gang , Byrds Nest 2, P.K., E.B Pool Staff ' 77, Mr. Mrs. K„ Mr. Mrs. B. DISLIKES: friends who think that they are too good to know you, 32 AMBITION: to have good times and good friends IDOL: Dear Old Dad DUANE NIKODYM Duaniak Hey, what ' s happening? LIKES: LINDA, 64 CHEVY IMPALAS, Googes, Teddy, races, LIFE, 350’s , rollerskating picnics DISLIKES: B.C., Sammys, Fords, smoking, smug people AMBITIONS: mechanic WILLIAM S. NORTON III 750 Norton Life is a can of bolts and nuts; you just have to know how to put them together . LIKES: Chevys, Southern Comfort, snowmobiles. Prostock, Powwows, Sioux, cruisin, horses, drag cars, M H race masters, smoke shows, racing the pike DISLIKES: Fords, rainy days, autumn, big shots, flashing blue lights, radar AMBITION: automotive mechanic ROBERT C. NYGREN Nyg Two roads diverged in a wood, and — took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference. LIKES: Botts, Ray, City, Hubes, Bev, Brochu, Rocky Neck, Fire Apparatus, The Crew, Mrs. V„ Mrs. Miklos, VIRGINIA, Koz, Ned DISLIKES: brown-nosers, favoritism, about a mile to go, hypocrites AMBITION: college 149 DARCEY ANN OLSON Dare Learn as if you were to live forever; live as if you were to die tomorrow LIKES: chocolate chip ice cream, old new friends, beach, butterflies, sunshine, laughter, Rocky, football games, dreams, stars, hello ' s, Beatles, memories DISLIKES: freckles, spiders, onions, blushing, rainy weekends, goodbyes AMBITION: special education teacher PHILLIP OUELLETTE KAREN O ' CONNELL Kaye-Kaye Yesterday is only a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision, but today makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and tomorrow a vision of hope. LIKES: Vinnie, summer, weekends, steno, the gang, Marlboro 100 ' s DISLIKES: stuck-up people, Monday mornings, waiting in lines. AMBITION: medical secretary MARK OLSON Farm Boy ' There are three sides to any story, yours, his, and the truth. LIKES: Max, Rollo, Barry, Jose, Bozzy, math, golf, skiing, hiking, medalist with 69, Jerry ' s Mustang, rallying, Coors, B.R ' s, Sunvale DISLIKES: freaks, Spanish, grudgies , no brainer, ninny AMBITION: college, graduate school, P.G.A. Tour JUDY O ' ROURKE Jude Judy O. Living is easy with eyes dosed. Misunderstanding all you see. It ' s getting hard to be someone but it all works out. It doesn ' t matter much to me. MBITION: art HOWARD W. ODISHOO Howie Tissue Life is too short to be serious LIKES: football, burgers, Yankees, Bert, Zeet, Hunk, Blob, Muff, Pukka, Mole, Eric, Ang, Munk, Clif, Mr. and Mrs. B„ 4th of July, Coach P., Samura:, 84, Mr. Angel, Yorka DISLIKES: shafts, Halloween, C.T. ' s, Air Heads, Kneeling, 32, Willard AMBITION: college management 150 DIANE MARIE PADELLI Di All that we love deeply becomes a part of us. LIKES: 7 5 77, sunshine, life, Karen, Marlene, Sue, Lynda, Beth, Misquamicut, Fleetwood Mac, John, Jr. Prom, Florida, good-times, B.G., M. Maraha, weekends, Boston DISLIKES: rainy days, diets, cliques, backstabbers, good-byes, being alone AMBITION: nursing and to be happy JOSEPH P. PALMERE JR. Joe , Joey To love someone is to cherish someone LIKES: working on cars, Chevelles, drinking, playing pool, bars DISLIKES: school lunches, attendance policy AMBITION: marriage, mechanic, to have kids and own a house, (hopefully with Marilyn) LINDA PARADIS LIKES: CHRIS, 6-24-75, camping, 8-20-79, foreigners, cross country skiing, animals, Dora, the woods, Trans-Am, doritos, ollie, fires, winter, heart DISLIKES: Sunday drivers, red lights, hunting, stuck-up people, being rushed AMBITION: marriage to Chris, medical secretary JAMES PARISE Monk Listen! there ' s a hell of a good universe next door; let ' s got LIKES: Saturday night at Berts, Mr Mrs Bert, Bert, Howie, Blobs, Ger, Queen, Eric, Zeet, Mole, Norm, Meet, Muff, Hunk, the Gang, track, parties DISLIKES: C.T.s, brown-nosers, toads, air heads, S.A.T.s AMBITION: electronic engineer IDOL: dear old dad 151 MICHAEL PAVANO Duke Easy does it, baby! LIKES: hiking, fishing, football DISLIKES: schooll AMBITION: to travel STEPHEN PAVANO GERALD C. PEPLAU Rollo Do unto others, before they do unto you . LIKES: Max, Steppenwolf, B.R. ' s, 69 Mustangs, holeshots, rallying in Bos boonwagon, Steuben ' s Schuben ' s, Schlitz, Johnny, airborne in boonwagon, Sunvale, Jose, Bozzy, Farmboy, Barry DISLIKES: Lindsey ' s driveway, freaks, Jose ' s moustache, Spanish. G.P. AMBITION: college, P.G.A. Tour JERROLD V. PESHKA Jerry Smilel Live life to its fullest . LIKES: 69Z28, Michelob, racing, John, Alice, Nancy, and all my friends, Matthew ' s, parties, Transtar II, be nice , N.B., 357 Mag DISLIKES: moving, Bud , V.W.S AMBITION: certified public accountant 152 KURT R. PETERSON LIKES: Donna, jamming, skiing, moguls, camping, the Dart, stereo, loud music, to zip around, herb, eating, period 4, shooting, the winter DISLIKES: distortion, raggy people AMBITION: Marines, to survive SHIRLEY PETROFSKY Shirr The joy of the Lord is my strength. — Nehemiah 8: 10 LIKES: friends, the seasons of New England, my family, Scootles, Jericho Marches, tambourines, making NOISE, square dancing, skiing, the Truth, having Jesus as my best friend AMBITION: to praise the Lord in all things BEVERLY PETERS Biv Love makes all hearts gentle . LIKES: Good friends, Mong, Theresa, Shirl, sunsets, beaches, my family, Pudgwee OH GOD , The Gang, 1 1 5 77, Linda and Duane, rainbows DISLIKES: Phonies, goodbyes AMBITION: to be myself and to be good at it EDMUND CARL PICARD Little Ed Baluka Whale ' Success awaits those who try. LIKES: Night School, horses, football, wrestling, snowmobiles, drag cars, good living DISLIKES: teachers, bossy people AMBITION: welder SANDRA PIZZO Sandy A person cannot be at peace with others until h e is at peace with himself. LIKES: colored leaves, Joe and Michele, my Nova, Laura, Jean, Diane, Debbie, C.L.P., Mrs. D., Nancy, children DISLIKES: Efficiency Reading, destructive people, spoiled, cold people AMBITION: college, to be happy, to open my own day care center DONALD POLANSKI Don Polski Who loves not wine, women and song remains extra-cool his whole life long. LIKES: Coach P., Mr. Angel, sleeping, ambling, football games, watching T V., ill, Bo, Fred, Demons, Virginia IT, Baho, Joe, Mark, 18, Saturday nights, Old Bess DISLIKES: conditioning, airheads, practice, lah, brown nosers AMBITION: forestry IDOL: Mr. Angel 153 JEFFREY J. PREECE Jeff Tach it up LIKES: FORDS, the drags, modifieds, snowplowing, trailin, four wheel drive, the Berlin Turnpike, weekends, gearheads, smoke shows, metal shop, big block Fords DISLIKES: CHEVIES, flashing blue lights, rainy days, jocks, B.S. artists, rednecks, school AMBITION: plumber TOMMY PSILLAS Zeet It ' s Greek to me . LIKES: Bert, Howie, Hunk, Blob, Mole, The gang, Bert ' s house, Saturday nights, 57, 79, 51, Football 77 . Coach P„ L.C., k.s.. Muff, Sav, Marty P., Hamburg Cove, Yorka, Eric, Pukka, 35, Mr Mrs. B., Mrs. L. DISLIKES: Freaks, hose jobs, running to Willard, Sunday morning, 32 AMBITION: physical education CLIFFORD M. POPPEL Buckets If you are patient in one moment of anger, you will escape a hundred days of sorrow. LIKES: tennis, Kiki ' s Palace, ESW, CCT, SCOPES DISLIKES: Saturday nights at home, Saturday practices AMBITION: college IDOL: B.F.W. RANDY RASEMUS Raz Yield not to misfortunes but press forward the more boldly in their facet LI KES: Cougar XR-7, hiking, camping, Saturday night ' s Harts, West Lane, Funky Fred, Wormy DISLIKES: rain, Nopar, Sunday mornings 154 RICK RASEMUS Stick Things do not change ; we change. LIKES: Old Orchard, The Gang, Summer 77 , men , The Res., Hart 76 77, Four Rod Road, Saturday nights, Steve Miller, Myrtle B., Norman ' s Bike, tubing, Sunday football, skiing, blue skys. Anatomy Physiology DISLIKES: key concepts AMBITION travel this summer, then make it through college JOSEPH REALE Joe It ' s hard to be an angel, even on Sundays. LIKES: Yes, weekends, 4 x 4 ' s, VW ' s, Lynrd Skynrd, foxy chicks, gold, fishing, German shorthaired pointers, hunting DISLIKES: school, jocks AMBITION: to learn a trade IDOL: Jon Anderson GEORGE RECCK II Crazy Is money green? LIKES: Orioles, Colts, Bullets, Whalers, Baltimore, a good steak, money, power, A-1 8, peanut butter, golf. Rich Little, Salada Iced Tea DISLIKES: work, dances, Red Sox and Yankees, losers, English, acid rock AMBITION: Wharton ' s School of Finance and $100,000 a year RAYMOND A. REVOIR Ray Life is like a dream, live it to the fullest before you wake up. LIKES: Bob, Botts, Mike, City, The Crew, football, Steubens, Coach P., MOLE, hunting, golf, 7 25 77, Elmer ' s, Patton, Bic, A.B., G.F., S.K., Mr G, wrestling DISLIKES: K.A’s, brown nosers, conditioning, Middletown, chemistry AMBITION: college, agriculture IDOL: General George Patton BOB RICE Rice Starch Ritz Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday . LIKES: Andrea, Abby, Kim, Laura, Cheryl, Kathy, Viv, Diane, Noreen, Elisa, hunting, fishing, camping. Frock ' s, Wigwam Rd., friends . . . DISLIKES: Maybe , I don’t know, stuck-up girls, kicking, know-it-alls AMBITION: game warden IDOL: Grizzly Adams PHYLLIS RICHARDS And I ' m hovering like a fly, waiting for the windshield on the freeway. LIKES: Linda, Sue, Len, Jill, Jon, and all my friends, Yes , Genesis, 5 21 77 in Metropolis, art, feathers, Fairfax, motorcycles, the first snowfall, black, camping, Monty Python, Freeport DISLIKES: Pigalo and Pigalup, rain, waiting AMBITION: photographer, travel 155 CARRIE ANN RIO Work for what you need and pray for what you want . LIKES: The A.L.C. , movies, my Celica, A.S.B., sleeping late, my family, friends, Chinese food, M M ' s, snow DISLIKES: A.L.C.A., getting up early, relish AMBITION: advancement in the bank, travel, marriage, IDOL: my mother KELLIE ROBERTSON Kel LIKES: good friends, the beach, parties, the farm on the hil l, people I met at the lake, summer, 6 17 77, 6 21 77, Alexis DISLIKES: conceited people, fake people, Monday mornings, having nothing to do, waiting for an answer AMBITION: model WILLIAM ROBINSON RENEE ANNE ROCHE Nee The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time. LIKES: SCOTT, J.T., cat, fall, nice smiles, to be crazy, Sue, J.S., Joann, yellow roses, sunshine, Joyce, Mr. G., having a good time DISLIKES: cliques AMBITION: To find happiness in the paths I choose to follow. BETH ROBINSON if never try anything, I never team anything; If never take a risk, stay where I am. LIKES: BRUCE, the beach, Cindy, Sandi, Laura, Karen, Diana, Lynda, Diane, Sue, all my friends, Aerosmith, 8 26 76, Mom and Lee, sunshine, G.N., 7 5 76, Newington C.G., partying, Brian DISLIKES: math AMBITION: psychiatry VINCENT RODERICK 156 SUSAN RUSSELL LIKES: John, sunsets, $ $ $, vets, the lake, summer nights, Renee, Diane, Lisa, JoAnn, all my friends, Harleys, smiles, David ' s, the beach, Fleetwood Mac, Nature, N.B., winter, stars, California DISLIKES: rainy days, getting old, merging, Thunder Thighs, good-byes AMBITION: to be happy THOMAS SAKOWICZ Toots LIKES: Carol, skiing, California, weekends, vacations, S.K.B., snow, the Hill, brew, K.P.S, summer, swimming, Dt 250, money DISLIKES: going to work, rain, weekdays, waking up, cottonmouth AMBITION: college, good job, travel DIANE DOROTHY SAJA Sage To Love and Be Loved is the Greatest Joy on Earth. LIKES: DAN, 6-8-76, Mom Dad, Crystal, K.W., L.L., Amston Lake, Rocky Neck 6-76, Jo-Bear, Cookie, Funny Face, week-ends DISLIKES: being alone, cruel people AMBITION: medical career, m arriage DANIEL SARTRE Carter Do what you do best. LIKES: Suzukis, Vermont, parties, Chevies, traveling out west, 454 ' s, hunting, fishing DISLIKES: jocks, school, debts, flat tires, diesel, 1977, being broke AMBITION: motorcycle mechanic 157 THOMAS J. SCALISE Mole Laugh, and the world laughs with you. LIKES: Ornav, the big critter, OH NO, Sleeping Beauty. Pukka, Eric, Bic, Clif, football. Bert, Hunk, Zeet, Howie, Blob, yip-yap, Cotts, water-skiing, playing cards. Uncle Butch ' s, Sandi, being short, Joe, Juan, all my friends DISLIKES: nothing AMBITION: electronics IDOL: The Three Stooges DONALD A. SASEK Don The person who gets ahead is the one who does more than is necessary — and keeps on doing it. LIKES: The gang, computer games. Math Team, Drop-in, Saturday nights, Talcott Mountain Science Center, McDonalds, Steve Miller DISLIKES: unfairness, irresponsibility, having to be in three places at the same time AMBITION: college, chemical engineering DOREEN SCHIFFERT To be loved is great, to love someone is even greater . LIKES: MICKEY, 4-12-75, Diana Beverly, firehouse gang, Mickey ' s Javelin, hiking. Novas DISLIKES: jocks, phonies, pushy people AMBITION: marriage to Mickey, secretary RICHARD SCAGLIOLA PAUL D. SCHMITZ Schmitty Dude The greatest limitation man faces is to think that something beyond his understanding is impossible. LIKES: Harts 76 77, close relationships, girls, The Gang, The Rockies, parties, freedom DISLIKES: waste, boredom, a lack of cooperation AMBITION: electrical engineering, law, LIVE 158 DEBRA LYNN SCHUBERT Deb It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. LIKES: Rob — 9 13 75, 11:03-12:20, L.E., DM., B.R., G.T., Mr. D., wrestling, partytime DISLIKES: categorizing people, liars AMBITION: happiness WILLIAM R. SKENE Bill Don ' t let life pass you by. LIKES: Fords, smoke shows. East Berlin, JAVA, Jeff, Bob, Ed, Billy, Tom, Mike, Donut Runs, crab, carrot DISLIKES: school, rules and regulations, Chevys, Mopar, burnt clutches AMBITION: to be rich and happy IDOL: Carl Spider Lockhart KAREN SEAGREN It ' s only natural, good things in life take a long time. LIKES: Eric, hiking, Salisbury, P.T.’s, the paradise, concerts, my friends, pines, Beatles, C.S.N. and Y, Cape Cod, riding motorcycles DISLIKES: BEING ALONE, dry spells, conceited and dishonest people, rainy days, wars, Sammy ' s, 12 5 75, hypocrites AMBITION: dental assistant JEFFREY W. SHOPLICK Bun-Bun If the ocean was whiskey and were a duck, would swim to the bottom and never come up . LIKES: Suzuki TS.250, Jeep, Vermont, Schlitz, Ford F. 150, partying, Foxes, Gold DISLIKES: BPD, flashing blue lights, rednecks, lightweights, hangovers, B.H.S. rules, B.S.ers, C.T., rainy days AMBITION: wildlife management EDWIN F. SNELGROVE JR. Ned Nedwin Snedley Dost thou love life; then do not squander time, for that ' s the stuff life is made of. — Benjamin Franklin LIKES: Red Sox, will power, Legion Baseball. 75 World Series, A,B,C . . . Z, gaining weight, MacDonald ' s, Hey, Big Guyl DISLIKES: 128 lbs., ninny , running laps AMBITION: college IDOL: Ty Cobb and Edder Klotz 159 JIV GREGORY K. SONESON Muff AH of my best thoughts have been stolen by the ancients. LIKES: The Powerwagon, Petes, Howie, Eric, Zeet, Blob, Hunk, Maine, Saturday nights at Berts, Howard ' s, holidays, sav, 307 doors DISLIKES: airheads, 1704 , mornings, decisions AMBITION: college MARGARET MARY STABERT Peggy If you want a glorious harvest, bury some hatchets. LIKES: BEACH, fun, friends, parties, What tree . . .? , plants, Reasons , SMILES, freedom at sunset view, Oct. 7, roses DISLIKES: phonies, goodbyes, colds, spiders AMBITIONS: florist DONNA J. SPILKA Transferee If accept the sunshine and the warmth, must also accept the thunder and lightning. LIKES: rainbows, Oct. 7, What tree . . .? Gimps , Warning , beach, clothes, summer DISLIKES: braces, waiting, tests, elastics, TCD, good-byes AMBITION: nursing CLIFF STANGE Stork Another day, another party LIKES: being outdoors, ski freaks, traveling, meeting new friends, Judy O., tuter spuck glues. Voles, lens, Quincholas, Phober and K.S., getting fenatized DISLIKES: KISSI, hoodsies, know it alls, Monday mornings. Disco AMBITION: to be free, live in the woods KATHLEEN ANN SPRAGUE Kathy To be me is something only can be, but everyone else can share. LIKES: uey gang . Cape Cod, rolling houses, dancing, cats, Beatles, Reasons, clothes, football games DISLIKES: scary movies, spiders AMBITION: nursing DAVID ROBERT STASZEWSKI Staz LIKES: the gang, Sue, Saturday nights, Rocky Neck, Per. 2 Study, Fred ' s men, parties, Reggie. Duke City, Spat, skiing, cruisin ' , Knutsie DISLIKES: work, ' 68 Pontiacs, air heads math, S.A.T.s, snots, Tuesday night band AMBITION: college and business administration 160 JILL SUNSHINE GEORGE SWANSON Well, we all shine on like the moon and the stars and the sun. LIKES: Alvy, Zappa, Jackson Browne, Boston (the town), jazz, Japanese food, Appalachian trip, R.L.S.D. ' ll , Tolkein, Robin, antiques. Jon, Phyl, Sue, Linda, my friends AMBITION: art, to be a wandering minstrel, San Francisco ROBERT F. SYLVESTER City Don ' t stop thinking about tomorrow LIKES: Mike, Bob, Botts, Ray, Cheryl, The Crew , freshmen, basketball, Fire Apparatus , Mr. Warburton, Steely Dan, Michelob, 10 7 77, Virginia, sleep, good music DISLIKES: broken ankles, casts, brown-nosers, cocky people, S.A.T.s, Sprints, disco, About a mile to go AMBITION: college MARGARET THIBAULT Keep dreaming till your dreams come true . LIKES: SEBBY, 1 1-9-74, Grand Prix. weekends, the gang, beaches, Mrs. Ward, Mom DISLIKES: Monday, being alone, liars, people who talk about other people AMBITION: to get married and have a happy life with Sebby 161 GAIL LORRAINE THOMPSON Accept me as am; only then will we discover each other. LIKES: Terry — 6 18 77, J + C, D + R, M+J, G+J, Snowy, Tiger, weekends DISLIKES: phoney people, cheaters AMBITION: to be happy, college PETER TIRINZONI Pukka ' The hardest secret for a man to keep is the opinion he has of himself. LIKES: football, my friends, burgers”, Saturday nights at Bert ' s, California, Colorado, Cape Hatteras, Ninny , the beach, snowy winter nights, parties, good times DISLIKES: conditioning, running to Willard, AMBITION: college, enjoy life IDOL: Dear Old Dad ROCKA MARIE TOCE Muskey You can never plan the future by the past. LIKES: the beach, all my friends, meeting new people, my whole family, drawing, paint ing DISLIKES: staying home, pork chops, homework, difficult people, saying good bye AMBITION: undecided ALLEN TROWBRIDGE Sonny He who walks in another ' s tracks leaves no foot prints. LIKES: gals, West Lane, sleep, hunting, woods, fishing, Chevys DISLIKES: C.Ts, tight people, falcons AMBITION: to have a heck of a time wherever I am IDOL: Superman 162 JEFF TRUDELLE Man walks up the steps of his concepts and emerges ahead of his accomplishments. LIKES Northern New England, the family. Winter, John Prine Larry Oliver in Concert, R-factor, CRLF ' 77 ' , Demons, Virginia IT, skiing, Catskills ' 76 ' , Atta boy Larry, Wendy, Contra Dancing DISLIKES: CITIES AMBITION: to build a passive solar homestead KATHLYN VALICKIS Kathy , Kat Weep no more for treasures you ' ve been searching for in vain, ' cause the truth is gently f allin with rain . LIKES: Brian, all my friends, Mrs. Chi, traveling, parties, the ponds, happiness, I think we re all Bozos on this Busl DISLIKES: LOCKED doors; jealousy AMBITION: being free IDOL: Shotzi JEFFREY CHARLES VIBERT Vibes What a ya wired i? Likes: Grinches, Crew, The Mother, Batman, Hat Day, Molson, Byrds Nest 2, 8-21-77, Steubens, Elmers, X-C, Independence, SJV, films, Uniles, 95 Main, locker 455, E.B. Pool staff ' 77 ' , Andy, Bic, Zig, Tarca, Cat, Harry, Dave Babes , nonsense DISLIKES: cooking oil, The Gay Alliance, gorks, zorbos, brownnosers AMBITION: steal Christmas, peregrinate IDOL: Ray Begley NICHOLAS VICCARO Nick “We ' ve just experienced the 12 easiest years of our lives, now begins the real challenge . LIKES: DEB, LISA, Jerry, Stork, WAP, and the whole gang. Cows, Gear Jamming, camping kegs, having a blast DISLIKES: fighting, boring times, rainy days, changing diapers, Stew AMBITION: tractor trailer driver IDOL: DEB SUSAN VICCARO Sue LIKES: animals, Buster, GU-RU, my rabbits, the farm, outside, woods, spring and fall DISLIKES: school, reading, snakes, thunderstorms, mean teachers AMBITION: to live a long happy life DAVID L. WAIDA Dave Whitey There are two things to aim at in life: to get what you want, and then to enjoy it . LIKES: the gang. Harts Mt. 76 7, The Res., Ger, What ' re ya doin ' ? , Mrytle B. Farmriver, R.l. 77 , SatNi, Aug ' 76, 3B girls, 8 8 77, Steve Miller, Oh babyf , Anaconda, beaches, Marty P. DISLIKES: pessimists, Feisty B ' s, paranoids, elitism, key concepts, SAT ' s, B.S., where ' s my Eddie Ambition: remain a bachelor 163 ELIZABETH WARD Liz To be your own self LIKES: John, summer of 75 , the beach, Fleetwood Mac, Yes, The Gang, weekends, having a good time DISLIKES: LIARS, snobs, Mondays, people who think they know it allK AMBITION: to be a secretary and have a good life KATHLEEN MARIE WARREN Kath As soon as you trust yourself you will know how to live . LIKES: Rich , 4 20 76, 1979, Friends, Rocky Neck 6-76, D.S., L.L., weekends. Mom Dad, Teddy Bear, B.V.F.D., the hall by B-1 5 DISLIKES: snobs, being lonely AMBITION: nursing, marriage MARY-ELLEN WARD Make dreams come true. LIKES: Sandi , Smiley , C.S.N.Y., Karen, the fall, Goofs, Mole, the crew, the Cape, Nauset, Beach Boys, E.S., B.J., quiet places, M D, the outdoors DISLIKES: liars, mornings, gossip, favoritism, rainy days AMBITION: college IDOL: Nick Nolte SCOTT E. WARNER WOLFMAN Live your life to its fullest point. LIKES: SUE W., parties, the gang, The Hole, Blue Bomb, cruising, NP-1965, Red Rat M L., G.F., L.L., J.K , P.R., C.D., Leaky, Reter, Hairy DISLIKES: Diesel the Weasel, 12 23 77, B.H.S AMBITION: raise children, bachelor IDOL: Number 1, Me DAVID A. WEIDLICH Wildman No matter how bad everything seems, everything seems to work out in the end. (most of the time) LIKES: bowling, people, traveling, money DISLIKES: work, spoiled brats, bowling bad, tickets AMBITION: accounting or bowling IDOL: Earl Athony DIANE RENEE WILK Dee What I ' ll give you since you asked is all my time together . . . This is what give, This is what ask you for; nothing more. LIKES: sports, playing the guitar, Heidi, Laurie, Sheila, Joan B., Judy C., music DISLIKES: nothing AMBITION: health administration 164 STEVEN WILLIAMS Yn HEAR THIS, The brothers have spoken. LIKES: Brothers of Max, station wagons, beaches, rowdy Saturday nights, Newington Food Mart, Beatles, being with Max, Stogy, Rugs DISLIKES: not being with Jo or Max, cheaters, snow, rain, goodbyes, deaths AMBITION: MAX, then school IDOL: Clint Eastwood TOM WOODRUFF Woody” Agree with thine adversary quickly. — Jesus LIKES: the unusual DISLIKES: more than I ' d like to admit AMBITION: amass astronomical amounts of asinine alliteration VICTORIA WILLIAMS Vic Issy Go placidly amid the noise and haste remember what peace there may be in silence. LIKES: Aldo, Little Sisters , cars, Tom P., yesterdays , Pat, Cin, Jan , Van DISLIKES: Stereotyping AMBITION: St. Francis School of Nursing IDOL: Wonderwoman Mrs. Murphy TOM WROBEL T W Hi, my name is Rocky Alky. LIKES: (K.F.D.) (S.K.F.D. Night Crew) Roger, Al, John, Louie, Steve, Sharon, Snuffy, Gail, Robin, Paul, Stash, Relays, Pit, Engines 2, 12, 13. MOD. 10 DISLIKES: (E.B.F.D. football team) MOD, 7, stuck up people, people who think they ' re better than you. Dodge Trucks AMBITION: fireman paramedic IDOL: Benihana of Tokyo DANIEL WOJTUSIK Tooch You only go around once in life, so go around in a Chevy. LIKES: Z28s, snowmobiles, coupes, Chevys DISLIKES: people who don ' t know what they ' re talking about. Fords AMBITION: to go to Mechanics Plumbing school and start my own business IDOL: Richard Petty 43 SUSAN ANNE WUNDERLEE Sue It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye. LIKES: music, The Gang , warm, rainy days, smiling faces, poetry DISLIKES: prejudice, indifference, being broke, endings AMBITION: to become an oceanographer 165 PENNY MAY YOTT Most of the shadows of life are caused by standing in our own sunshine. LIKES: Terry, all my friends, m m ' s, summers at camp DISLIKES: the thought of parting with my friends at the end of this year, C.W. ' s teasing AMBITION: to become an accountant MARY YUNISKIS Mare Tell me why is it hard to make arrangements with yourself? LIKES: BRIAN 5 21 76, the whole crazy gang, parties, goodtimes, plants, A-frames, Vermont, Roses, lasagna, I.K. Mercedes DISLIKES: redlights, liars, fights, Sunday drivers, being by myself AMBITION: live a long happy life CINDY LEE ZALESKI Cin It is only with the heart that one can truly see, what is essential is invisible to the eye. LIKES: true friends, sunshine, smiles, blue eyes, windy afternoons, cruisin P.A., French fries, guitar, sneezes. Beach Boys, 3 26 77, -uey gang DISLIKES: tears, goodbyes, loneliness AMBITION: nursing or special education SANDI LEE ZIEGLER I ' LL have fried chicken . LIKES: photography, Erik Carmen, Mary-Ellen, Spanky, Jan, The Fall. Joe K., Mark Extra Cool, 10 30 77, Vibes, Mooreland, spy, babes, F.L.C., Goofs, Mole, The Big A, Cheryl, The Crew, CSNY, sleeping, long weekends, Truro lighthouse, Andy Williams DISLIKES: work, mornings, common people, favoritism. Hand AMBITION: photography, college IDOL: J.T. NOREEN E. ZACZKOWSKI Behind these deep and innocent eyes, mystery lies . LIKES: partying, summer, study halls, Peter, E.L.P DISLIKES: Mondays, winter, gym AMBITION: getting out of here 166 v I v£ V£ Vv wlp sNi S u S- h W£ ?S ' A on. $, , J - v 7 - -M r • I u T 1) P) r c (y fW i i i, ,$ui j, 1 � tf W $ s . O ‘ J, ir c - ,?iiK ' F S‘ � ' 0 ,- � ■ i % .ix „ 7 ife- , n.y - ? ' rH 167 ALL SWEET BAKERY Wedding Cakes and Cakes for all Occasions Selection of Cookies and Trays Italian Pastry and Spinach Pies 982 Farmington Avenue 828-9902 ASSOCIATION OF CONCERNED TAXPAYERS Working for Steadily Improving Education Students Today — Taxpayers Tomorrow Allied Metal Products Incorporated 1082 Farmington Avenue Kensington, Conn. 06037 Phone (203) — 828-4 174 AMCO PRECISION TOOL, INC. Cutting ooli - Pt£.ciiion Paxti TEL. 828-4324 828-5640 A. NESTA 149 BURNHAM ST. KENSINGTON. CONN. Compliments of Berlin Auto Sales Inc. BERLIN nc 4 BANK ESTABLISHED l� 7J Five Modern Offices KENSINGTON • ROCKY HILL • MIDDLEEIELD MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION 928 Farmington Avenue Kensington Phone 828-3546 Established in 1922 168 best wishes for every success NHTH TomassD 169 Compliments of Center Paint and Hardware 1272 Farmington Avenue Berlin, Connecticut Berlin Steel Construction Company BEST WISHES Structural Steel Fabricators and Erectors Berlin, Connecticut Phone 828-3531 to the Class of 1978 Hardware Division of Emhart Industries Inc. OUR 77th YEAR THE LOCK PEOPLE Compliments of DEETER ' S BAKE SHOP 1073 Farmington Avenue Kensington, Conn. 828-3339 Closed Monday and Tuesday Congratulations to the Class of 1 978 FARM SHOP 170 Congratulations from your yearbook photographer We hope you will continue to think of us Loring Studios 171 Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF Farmington Avenue Restaurant F E R M D A L E DRUG IMC. Femdale Shopping Plaza Compliments of PRESCRIPTIONS — COSMETICS — GIFTS CANDY — SCHOOL SUPPLIES — JEWELRY Dairy Queen Store 806 Farmington Avenue Kensington, Ct. 06037 41 CHAMBERLAIM HIGHWAY KEMSINGTOM , COhM. 06037 Tel. 828-0325 Phone: 828-9610 Compliments of ensingimt Furniture 913 Farmington Ave. Kensington, Conn. 06037 WALD BAUMS FOOD MARTS A 1 ood Mar tsj Fred j. Ferrero Tel.; 626-4 133 172 Best Wishes Compliments of to the Class of 1978 Hi-Speed Machine Products Corp. Genie Door Service Electric and Radio Jones Motor Controlled Operators Lancer Division Sales — Service — Installation Special Commodity: Haulers Tel. 828-6412 51 Deming Rd. (2nd floor) Berlin, Ct. 06037 Richard Newell Phone: (203) — 828-4 1 5 1 PHONE 828-5872 24 HOUR TOWING BEST WISHES to the Class of 1978 KenAinq ten Optician A Gordon Wicke 102 a Farmington ave. LIC. OPTICAN KENSINGTON. CONN. 06037 PHONE BZB-66B4 44 GILL AND SONS GARAGE, INC. USED CARS BOUGHT SOLD AUTO BOOT WORK THE E. R. HITCHCOCK CO. INC. 198 DEMING RD MUFFLERS INSTALLED BERLIN. CONN PRINTERS 191 John Downey Drive 229-2024 New Britain, Conn. % 173 Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 Kensington Pharmacy 384 Main Street Kensington, Ct. 06037 Julius L. Castagno — Proprietor All Types of Welding Fabricating, Heliarc Welding THE KENSINGTON WELDING and TRAILER COMPANY 828-3564 mkkeu Finn ' s Best Wishes to the Class of 1978 MARZI FLORIST, INC PLENTY OF FREE PARKING TEL 828-1033 J.i� a $ Beauty ( fa on Ftwfri Kmir (Jty ilb SENIOR CITIZENS PRICES MEN ' S HAIR STYLING WALK-INS ACCEPTED 9 98 HARRIS ST KENSINGTON. CT 06037 LISA OWNE A MANAGER 33 Fern Street Telephone 229-1331 New Britain, Connecticut MARIO ' S BARBER SHOP MARIO BENNARDO, HAIR STYLIST UNISEX HAIR STYLIST SALON 1240 Farmington Avenue Berlin 828-4204 174 Best Wishes from MANTHEY BUILDERS REMODELERS, INC. and UNIQUE HOMES, INC. — solar heated homes — General Contractors roofing • siding • seamless gutters • additions • enclosures Clifford E. Manthey Mildred Manthey call 828-5721 serving the greater New Britain Berlin areas for over 25 years Compliments of Clifford Poppel ' s Service Station 873 Farmington Avenue Kensington, Connecticut Phone 828-9383 Compliments of Showcase Connecticut ' s Largest and Most Beautiful Gift Shop 176 E.W. MILDRUM AGENCY Compliments of Insurance 805 Farmington Avenue Kensington, Ct. 06037 828-3584 New England Machine and Tool Company BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1978 Always Pleased to Make Beautiful Portraits from for the Lamp P.R.O.B.E. TERRA STUDIO People for the Reinforcement 478 South Main Street of Berlin Education Corner of South and South Main New Britain 177 The NEW BRITAIN TRANSPORTATION Co. 257 Woodlawn Road Berlin, Connecticut 06037 DONALD J. AGOSTINI Business 828-0511 President Residence 225-0479 RENE PICARD and SON SPECIALIZING IN ALL YOUR INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATING NEEDSI Painting and Wallpapering Commercial — Residential — Industrial 357 New Britain Road 828-5533 Kensington Compliments of Compliments of Pulcini ' s Shoe and Clothing, Inc. 800 Farmington Avenue Kensington, Connecticut 06037 828-3382 Joseph F. Scheyd Realtor 1 38 Main Street Kensington Phone 828-0377 178 Transporting Berlin School Children Since 1949 DATTCO BUS, INC. Owned and Operated By Louis Edward DeVivo GROUP TRAVEL Parker Tours Representative Coaches School Buses Available Air Conditioned Air Ride • Lavatory Facilities 583 South Street 229-4878 New Britain 179 Good Luck to the Class of 1978 Suburban Electric 203 Dayl Drive Kensington, Ct. Maurice Dubuc Phone 223-3439 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1 978 WITH BEST WISHES FOR CONTINUED SUCCESS BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTERS ASSOCIATION Good Luck SHERWOOD TOOL, INC. 10 MAIN STREET Wallabout Tires KENSINGTON, CT. 06037 180 Personalized Shop At Home Service D o Own Installing 2D Years Experience Congratulations Vaill and Meyer Co. Inc. SLIMSKEY ' S CARPET CENTER 1034 FARMINGTON AVENUE KENSINGTON. CONNECTICUT 06037 Leonard Slimskey 02B-5D52 WALL TO WALL Specialists feeet Wieh s V$ VW Clovss of 1 79, j Lovoj Vo (XT ' Lflp, oM gjsVers. Vxk OQO Phone 020-4600 Suburban Ciqutrr 3Inc. FINE WINES AND LIQUORS SHERRI CUP, INC. 10 MAIN STREET 26 CHAMBERLAIN HIGHWAY KENSINGTON. CONNECTICUT 06037 KENSINGTON, CT. 06037 181 Town Country FURNITURE AND GIFTS 792 FARMINGTON AVENUE, KENSINGTON, CONN TEL. 828-3597 FREE ESTIMATES 0 p. ' l oKcOiilfa, ' ptaox (ZoventKy. 977 Farmington Avenue Kensington, Conn. Carpeting - Floor Covering - Ceramic Tile Shades and Blinds Formica Counters Congratulations to the Class of 1978 Compliments of Berlin Heat Treating Co. To the Class of 78, I have truly enjoyed working with you during the past four years. I wish each and every one of you continued happiness and suc- cess. ' Mr. Warbs” 182 183