Berlin High School - Lamp Yearbook (Berlin, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL 1982 LAMP TABLE OF CONTENTS ACADEMICS PAGE 1 STUDENT LIFE PAGE 30 UNDERCLASSMEN PAGE 66 SPORTS PAGE 80 SENIORS PAGE 104 ADVERTISING PAGE 156 LAMP STAFF PAGE 176 139 PATTERSON WAY BERLIN CONNECTICUT 06037 STUDENTS - 3 LAMP Lamp lamp noun 1. a vessel with a wick for burning oil or other inflammable liquid to produce artificial light: any of various devices for producing heat or light. 2. a heavenly body. 3. a source of intellectual or spiritual illumination. 4. colloquial: at Berlin High the yearbook composed of fond memories; lasting remembrances; highlights of four years here; victories and defeats; friends and teachers; a treasured accumulation of moments. BERLIN HIGH SCHOOL 4 5 Define (verb) the giving of names. Many a year we have played at this game. In grammar, we’re more than plain parts of speech. This grammar of living, the grammar of leaving, our weaving together of future and past (these long years of learning will not be our last), towards defining this structure of being we reach. Forgetting the sorrows, remember the meanings. Goodbye is defined as the end of hello. Rejoice; with no end there’s no meeting to know. In all that we learn, in all that we teach, we will always be laughing, we will always be weeping. 7 — Michael Keezing 1. relating to, or associated with a school. 2. conforming to the traditions or rules of a school as of literature or art Academic noun 1. a member of an institution of learning. 2. one that is academic in background, outlook or methods. 3. colloquial: at Berlin High the essential part of high school; knowledgable teachers that guide students and lend a helping hand; basis for further study in any area; as well as instructors who become friends. ACADEMIC Academic Mrs. Esther Criniti Secretary to Principal Administration Mr. Thomas Galvin Principal Mr. Donald Delisle Assistant Principal Mrs. Anne Belomyzy Secretary Bookkeeper Mr. Harold Dunn Director Ed. Resources 12 - ADMINISTRATION Mr David Mathews Assistant Principal Mrs. Shirley Revoir Attendance Officer Mrs. Barbara Brown Media Technician Clerk Mr. Guarino Crec Staff MEDIA - 13 14 - GUIDANCE Foreign Language There were many changes in the Foreign Language Department this year Mr. Larriviere left the staff, and the Latin program was discontinued. German was offered for the second year and enjoyed great success. The department also organized a trip to Spain during April vacation. Mrs. Sandra D'Angona, the department head, describes the department’s goal for the year. We want to encourage more students to continue their studies beyond the beginning level.” Mrs. Sandra D’Angona Spanish French Dept. Head Mr. Arnold Frost French German FOREIGN LANGUAGE - 15 Mathematics The Math Department continues to be one of Berlin High School’s strong points. This year. Mr. Rex Smith joined the staff and Mrs. Gail Bates returned after a nine month absence. All were sorry to see Mr. Donald Bates retire. The school’s Calculus course has become a U. Conn, cooperative college credit program, and the department’s goal for the year is to update the curriculum. Mr. Kenneth Sherrick Algebra Dept. Head Mr. Robert DiCicco Calculus Geometry Algebra Mr. Philip Crockett Consumer Math Algebra Mr. Martin lnnes Geometry Algebra 16 — MATHEMATICS Mr. Richard Kaminski Business Math Geometry Mr. Rex Smith Business Math Algebra Mrs. Isabel Danforth Algebra MATHEMATICS — 17 English The English Department began the year with several changes in staff. Mr. Scannell and Mrs. Rossler joined the department while Miss Marcowski and Mrs. Blecker left. Three new English courses were offered, tenth grade College English, Advanced Senior Composition and Senior Honors English, a UConn co-operative college credit program. A new communications course, English for Broadcasting, was also offered. The department is concentrating on upgrading student writing skills, according to the department head, Mr. Ernest Spieler. Mr. Ernest Spieler English Dept. Head Mrs. MaryAnn Miklos Speech Publications Mrs. Carol Virostek Hiimanities Practical English Mrs. Christine Colaiacovo Poetry Modern Novel Mr. Stanley Brittingham Composition 18 - ENGLISH ENGLISH - 19 Science The Science Department has enjoyed a busy year, with changes in staff, curriculum and a potpourri of lectures, symposiums and field trips. Mr. Elligator left the department for a pre-doctoral fellowship at Yale University, and Mr. Robert Rainwater has taken over in the physics classes. The department has added a UConn cooperative college credit advanced chemistry course, a full year technical chemistry course and an astronomy course. Department head Dr. Fradelle Fuhrman describes this year’s goals. “We want to give students the best possible background by improving the curriculum and increasing lab time.” Mr. Robert Rainwater Physics Mrs. Ursula Spiegel Biology Earth Science Mr. Fred Russo Biology Earth Science 20 - SCIENCE SCIENCE - 21 Social Studies The History Department has maintained an excellent curriculum this year despite budget cuts. There are four full-time teachers and two part-time teachers in the department. Ancient and Medieval History continues to be an extremely popular subject with freshmen and Sociology is popular with the upperclassmen. U.S. History is required of all students in their junior year. Department Head Mr. Edward Goodrow states the departmental philosophy, “we intend to provide the students with a better understanding, appreciation, and perspective of the United States and Western Civilizations. Mr. Edward Goodrow Ancient History Dept. Head Mrs. Violet Murphy U.S. History 22 - SOCIAL STUDIES Business Ttic Business Department has enjoyed a smooth year, with no changes in staff. A new business club was formed this year to expose students to the business community through guest speakers and field trips, with staff advisors Mrs. Valentino and Mrs. Trider. Accounting and Typing I are the departments most popular courses, and department head Mr. Jeffrey Miller attributes this to a student desire for job training. Mr. Miller sums up this year's department goal, “We want to build up our word processor and computer training programs to provide the keyboard skills needed in the new job market. Mrs. Betty Trider Typing Steno Mr. Patrick Phaup Business Dept. Head Mr. Raymond Lowell Accounting Typing Mr. Jefferey Miller Accounting BUSINESS - 23 24 - INDUSTRIAL ARTS Specialists The Reading Department has had a busy and fulfilling year. Special reading programs were adapted to meet the requirements of the State of Connecticut and to meet the increasing reading needs of students who plan to enter the job market when they graduate as well as students who plan to go on to college and must complete rigorous reading and research assignments. Says Miss Earn, the department head, in describing the program’s goal, “We want to make reading enjoyable for as many students as possible. I Mrs. May Ambat — Reading Specialist Mrs. Ruth Em — Reading Mrs. Carol Calise — Reading Tutor Mrs. Carolyn Wheeler — Special Education Mr. Richard Hodgkins — Media Teacher Aid SPECIALISTS - 25 Special Education Mrs. Evelyn Bernitich Special Education Mr. James Day Special Education Mr. Ken Anderson Special Education Mr. Warren Miller Head Custodian 26 - SPECIAL EDUCATION Art ' Music Mrs. Christina Archer Art Coordinator Mr. Emilio Merlino Ceramics Drawing Mr. Paul Karem Music Director Mr. James Bruni Music Mrs. Marsha Strucaly Ceramics ART AND MUSIC — 27 Physical Education The P.E. staff is pleased with this year’s five day program. The department is trying to upgrade athletic equipment and facilities, and is working to acquire more land for athletic fields. Due to budget cuts, the department lost Mr. McKeon as a full time staff member, but he has continued to work a great deal in the program. Department chairman Mr. Pelligrinelli explains this year’s department goal. “The staff is working to upgrade the adoptive P.E. program to help students with special needs and to provide greater course variety for increased student participation.” Mr. Albert Pelligrinelli P.E. Dept. Head Mrs. Donna Liljestrand Physical Education Mr. Paul Baretta Phsyical Education Mr. John Dennehy Athletic Director Mr. Kenneth Parciak Physical Education 28 - PHYSICAL EDUCATION Richard McKeon Physical Education Janet Lucco Physical Education Mabel Holmberg R.N. — School Nurse ;■ ? Home Economics Ernilie Yukna Home Ec. Act. Dept. Head Pamela Dennis Home Economics PHYSICAL EDUCATION STUDENT LIFE Study stad-e verb 1. to engage in study. 2. study hall — a period in a students day set aside for study a homework. 3. study hall colloquial: at Berlin High a much needed break Extracurricular (activities) 1. usually organized student activities connected with school (or not) carrying no academic credit. 2. laying outside ones regular duties or routine. 3. colloquial at Berlin High a chance to clear students heads of figures and words. 2. activities of our choice we benefit from. 3. something that should never be cut from the budget. Socialize llto make social 2t to organize group participation 3[ to participate actively in a v.dalgroup 4k colloquial at Berling High meet with friends at usual tang ruts enjoy a good conversation; make plans for the weei-.end. SPIRIT WEEK ('spir-et 'wek) During Spirit Week, the school joined together for a week of rousing activities leading up to the first football game of the season. Active student participation made for a spirit raising sunglasses day, color day, and hat day, as well as a schoolwide hall decorating competition. Spirit Week ended with an energizing Pep Rally where seniors nabbed the spirit trophy. Afterwards, all enjoyed the music of Sage Brush at the dance. Stephen Gibeley proudly accepts the trophy for the class During Spirit Week Juniors proudly display their fine art work. Joan Gabes, Butch Defilice. Karen Masselle, and Janice Hall take time out for a smile. 32 - SPIRIT WEEK Cheerleaders sure are on top of school spirit. Only part of the crowd at the Pep Rally. Enthusiastic Juniors try to capture the spirit trophy. Lou Voight seems to enjoy displaying his “winning legs.” SPIRIT WEEK - 33 INITIATION (in-ish-e-'a-shen) Annually, Berlin High School Seniors give a warm welcome to the incoming Freshmen. The selection of little brothers and sisters and the establishment of the freshman dress was first on the Seniors agenda for the year. The freshmen were requested to dress up as Pebbles and Bam Bam on September 25,1981. Welcome day began very early for some students with most of the Seniors treating their little brothers and sisters to breakfast. At breakfast and throughout the day, the freshmen performed bizarre tasks and sang for the seniors. The freshmen and seniors enjoyed Buggs Bunny and Three Stooges cartoons followed by a bag lunch and planned activities on the school field. At 6:30 that evening the Senior Court activities commenced. Seniors dressed as space creatures and had the freshmen perform out of this world tasks. Deb Dabrowski shows a sign of anticipation. Frosh girls link up for drill team kicks. Greg Dehm believes this is the only way to control a Frosh. Wheelbarrow races are part of the fun for Frosh. 34 - INITIATION Togetherness is evident at breakfast Rita Feole finds a way to sneak away from the Seniors. Freshman girls participate in activites at breakfast INITIATION - 35 The Marching Band (the marching band) The 1981-1982 Redcoat Marching Band consisted of 120 musicians and was led by director Paul Karam. This year, the band performed at all home and away football games. The band also entertained at the Berlin Fair in October, the annual Holiday and Spring concerts, and finally the annual Memorial Day parade, and the Firemen’s parade. Chris Larson, Judy Olson, and Michelle Cosgrove held the positions of drum major and majorettes this year, and the officers: President Seb Malespini, Vice Presidents John Daley and Charlene Calderone, Secretary Beth Suranna and Treasurer Laura Zapulla, oversaw all of the band's activities. Drum major Chris Larson and majoretlcs Michele Cosgrove, and Judy Olson During a time out, the band leads the fans in '‘Minnesota Rouser. An anxious clarinet section adds their support to the band. 36 — BAND The 1981 1982 Redcoat Marching Band Forming a center circle the band presents the pre-game show. Concentration is the key to a well performed halftime show BAND - 37 Practicing on the field before a game encourages perfection. Accompanied by the band, the Drill Team performs a routine Marching in opposite directions the band performs the pre-game show. 38 — BAND 1981 1982 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Row 1 Michele Cosgrove Secretary. Diana Aziz — Treasurer, Kevin Milkey — President, and Jerilyn Sasek Vice President. Row 2: Ellen Wallace, Judy Steele. Nancy Wetmore, Judy Olson and Debra Naples. Row 3: Michael Keezing, Jean Mothersele. Lori Picard. Laurie Young, Karen Andrukiewkz and Beth Suranna. Absent from Photo. Todd Harris. BEACON STAFF: Row 1: Dennis McGurgan, Kelly Lamb, and Pete Middlemass. Row 2: Amy Glennon. Laura Tillman, MaryAlice Walowski, Janice Hall, and Kris Quarti Row Row 3: Karen Masselle, Tomas Oqvist. David Pizzo, Janine Hewitt and Stephanie Ruesicky. Row 4: Ellen Wallace, Judy Steele. Paula Eshoo, and Michele Cosgrove. Absent from Photo: April Settembre, Carrie Martin PEP BAND Row 1 Jonathon Daley. George Sirotis. and Chris Urso. Row 2: Dan Schribert. Maura Liegot and Tony Ryba. MATH TEAM: Row 1: Micheline Poulin. Diana Sachetti. Lisa Spiegel. Patti Gon-tar2 and Lori Gontarz. Row 2: Jon Mihkels, Ann Catelli. Cliff Skolnick. Dana Bosco and Paul Gontarz. Row 3: Herb Williams. Laurie Young. Judy Olson. Jean Mothersele. Mr Rainwater Absent from Photo: Kathy Conlon and Paul Anderson HONOR SOCIETY. BEACON, PEP BAND. MATH TEAM - 39 Color Guard (kul'er gard) The 1981-1982 Color Guard was led this year by co-captains Sharon Blankenburg and Robin DePiantal. The squad was enlarged to 16 members this year and performed with the band at all the football games to the song “Fame.” They performed at Basketball games to the song, “Games People Play.” This year, for the first time, a squad of eight girls was chosen to perform a swing flag routine. Hopefully more flags will be added to the squad in the future. Co-Captains Robin DePianta, Debra Naples. Jerilyn Sasek and Sharon Blankenburg. COLOR GUARD: First Row: Christine Quarti, Anne Marier, Robin DePianta. Sharon Blankenburg. Roxanne Carlson, and Janet DeMay Second Row: Chrissy DeMay. Christine Burkarth, Maria Blancaflor. Laura Ronczka, Joanne Dieli, Robin Ordem, Lynae Nelson. Lisa Pulcini, and Tammy Tighe. Swing flags: Carol Luce, karen Ligori, Terri Knapsack. Brenda Bargelski, Ellen Wallace. Carrie Martin. Debra Naples and Gail Grabowski 40 - COLOR GUARD SENIORS Roxanne Carlson. Robin DePianta, Anne Marier, Ellen Wallace, Jerilyn Satek. Debra Naples. Sharon Blankenburg. Carrie Martin. Carol Luce and Amy Gennon. Drill Team (dril tern) Twenty two high kickers composed the Berlin High School Drill Team this year. “On Broadway” and “Satisfaction” were the two musical selections performed at all of the football and basketball halftime shows. The drill team has been traveling and performing with the marching band for fourteen years and is well known throughout the state. This year the drill team was cocaptained by Jerilyn Sasek and Debbie Naples. In January, the drill team and the wind ensemble accepted a special invitation to perform at the CCSC basketball tournament. This summer, the drill team will be performing throughout Europe with the Connecticut Ambassadors of Music group. They plan to visit and perform in five countries. DRILL. TEAM: Firs! Row: Diane Luchini, Amy Glennon, Carol Luce. Karen Liguori. Dana Bosco, Mary Alice Biondi. Cindy Gregorian. Debra Naples. Gail Grabowski, and Kim Blankenburg. Second Row: Rena Addamo. Katie Veley. Jerilyn Sasek. Terri Knapsack. Brenda Bargeliski. Ellen Wallace. Carrie Martin. Lisa King. Tracy Gombotz, Colleen O’Connell, and Advisor Mrs Bryers. DRILL TEAM - 41 Cheerleaders (chi wr led � r) The 1981-82 Cheerleaders are responsible for supporting school sports and promoting school spirit thoughtout the year. This year’s varsity squad, led by Beth Suranna and Karen Andrukiewicz, cheered at all of the varsity football games and basketball games while the junior varsity squad led by MaryAnn Bakaj and Diane Derosia cheered at JV and freshman football games and JV basketball games. Each squad was chosen last spring and consists of twelve members. They began to practice last summer to prepare their cheers for the upcoming season and continued to practice throughout the year. In addition to cheering, the cheerleaders are responsible for spirit week which included class competition in hallway decorations, the annual motorcade, the pep rally, and the spirit dance. The cheerleaders also held pie sales and other fund raisers to help pay for new football sweaters. This year’s activities closed with cheerleading tryouts for the 1982-1983 cheerleading squads. “Redcoats won't take a Fall. Varsity members pep up the crowd. 42 - CHEERLEADERS Cheerleaders are never at a loss lor words Towers above I, all Debbw Tolomea stands In CHEERLEADERS First Row: Co-Captains Karen Andrukiewicz and Beth Suranna Co-Captains Karen Andrukiewicz and Beth Suranna Second Row: Jane Christiana. Dana Niles. Diane Tolomea and Mary Jean Augustini. Third Row: Jane Carlson. Wendy Skolnick, Charlene Caiderone, Katie McHale and Debbie Tolomea. CHEERLEADERS - 43 Homecoming (horn7 kum' ing) The traditional Homecoming festivities were held on November 14, 1981 beginning with the election of the Homecoming Queen and court. Lisa Lavigne was elected queen, and her court consisted of Senior Kelly Lamb, Junior Sue Walk, Sophomore Tracy Gombotz, and Freshman Kathy Connors. The game featured Berlin vs. South Catholic but an unwelcomed defeat for Berlin was the result. The Band, Drill Team, and Colour Guard performed during halftime which was followed by the presentation of the queen and her court. School and Town officials presented each attendant with flowers and made it an extra special halftime show. The day’s activities culminated with the Homecoming dance. Festivities began at 8:00 p.m. and couples enjoyed dancing to the sounds of “100 Proof.” At 10:00 p.m. Lisa Lavigne was officially crowned by Debbie Grasso, last year’s Homecoming Queen. The 1981 Homecoming Queen and her court. These two couples decided to sit this one out. A fearsome foursome show their enthusiasm at the dance. 44 Kelly Lamb is presented with flowers while Seb Malesptni looks on. Queen, Lisa Lavigne, is escorted by Don Crtniti. Homecoming attendants are driven to the field. Tracy Gombotz is escorted by Brian Kumick. Holiday Dance (hoi' i da dans) Girls’ League, a service organization open to all high school girls was led this year by officers: President Maria Quarti, Vice-President Christine Quarti, Secretary Janet DeMay, Treasurer Robin Orde, and Historian Laura Ronczka. The club is supervised by Mrs. Emile Yukna. The evening of December 12, 1981 the club held its seventh annual holiday dance. The high school gym was decorated in colors of dark purple, light purple, white, and silver moons and stars which truly enhanced the theme “Stairway to Heaven.” “D.T. Shakes” provided the entertainment for the evening. The evening was highlighted by the election of the king. Craig DeVivo accepted the honor very well. Laura Ronczka pins a corsage on the king. Craig DeVivo. 46 These couples enjoy the musk of D.T. Shakes.” Gwen May and Dean Spilka enjoy the dance 47 Tables are a relaxing sight for these couples. Mrs Yukna happily accepts a bouquet of flowers from Cathy Lkinsey. Holiday Concert (hoi i da kon surt) The annual Holiday Concert was held on December 10, 1981, in the Catherine McGee school auditorium. The performance began with the Special Choir group performing such songs as “Tomorrow shall be my dancing day,” Baby, What You Goin’ To Be?” and “We Wish You A Merry Christmas.” The wind ensemble followed with “White Christmas and “A Christmas Festival” for their performance. Following the wind ensemble was the chorus performing such music as “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,” “Zither Carol,” and “The Wassail of Figgy Duff. The evening of music culminated with the entire concert band performing “Adeste Fidles” and “A Legend of Kings.” A special combined number entitled “Christmas sing-a-long” concluded the program. The evening surely put everyone in the Christmas spirit. Miss Malo receive! a bouquet ol roses lor her hard work A special arrangement of “Jingle Bells was performed by these girls. This section of the chorus happily sings We Wish You A Merry Christmas. National Honor Society (nash un al oner s6 si e ti) On January 29, 1982 the National Honor Society sponsored its annual Induction and Awards Assembly. Thirty-Nine juniors and seniors took the oath during this candle light ceremony. President Kevin Milkey gave the main address and presented the candidates to Assistant Principal Mr. Delisle who led the students in the pledge. Jerilyn Sasek and Laurie Young presented the various certificates and book awards to the honor students. Attorney Thomas Marshall delivered the main address to conclude the program. A reception following the induction was held in the Media Center for all parents, friends, faculty, inductees and members of the National Honor Society. Laurie Young presents a book award to Diana Zachettl. Lisa Speigal is congratulated by Mr. Delisle. 50 - HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION Newly Inductees of the National Honor Society. Att Thomas Marshall delivers the Main Address HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES - 51 Message From the Editors (mes-ij fr s m th a ed- a t- a rs) Preparations for the 1982 Lamp began during the spring of 1981 as yearbook meetings were held and the staff was formed. In the fall of 1982, editors were elected and the entire Lamp staff began organizing ideas and thoughts for the 1982 yearbook with the help of the yearbook advisor, Mr. David Scannell. To help form and create new ideas for the yearbook, the staff attended a yearbook seminar at Columbia University in October. The seminar gave a chance to gain valuable information concerning the production of a successful yearbook. Next, the staff decided on definition for the book’s theme. Then the real work began with the actual layouts of the pages on the quad-paks, the cropping of the pictures, and the writing and typing of the captions and the write ups for each section. Throughout the year, many people gave their time and effort to help complete the yearbook. The following people were especially helpful with layouts, cropping, typing, and photography: Mark Berger, Sharon Blankenburg, Scott Calderone, Michele Cosgrove, Robyn DePianta, Paula Eshoo, Ken France, Lou Fiducia, Todd Harris, Anne Marier, Carrie Martin, Bob Morrissey, and Nancy LaPointe. The following people were helpful in selling advertisements for the 1982 Lamp yearbook: Janice Anderson, Ken Asal, Lou Anne Colamussi, Ken France, Geri Galvin, Judy Olson, Cheryl Owen, Jenny Powers, Li-saAnn Schrey, and Lisa Todeschini. Regardless of the many obstacles encountered by the staff, the 1982 Lamp successfully illustrates a record of the 1981-1982 year at Berlin High School. It is our hope that everyone enjoys this account of the history of Berlin High and takes pride in this publication. The 1982 Lamp Staff 52 - LAMP STAFF Paula Eshoo checks the files for last minute pictures Scott Calderone prepares the Quad Pak copy sheet LAMP STAFF — 53 Just another work session for the 1982 Lamp Staff. SERVICE LEAGUE: Row 1 Robin Orde. Kris Quarti. Maria Quarii. Janet Demay and Laura Ronczka Row 2 Diane Kroll, Lisa Stefanou. Kathy Lindsay. Wendy Skolmrk. Cheryl Owen and Lynda DeChesser Row 3 Paula Gontarz, Sue Nadolny. Cathy Morrell, Janice Anderson. Lisa Todeschini. Joy Panos and Ann Tolls Row 4 Mrs Emilie Yukna. Anne Devivo. Patti Gontarz. Maria Blancaflor. JoAnn Ruepp. Sally Btsaccia and Sarah Stone Row 5 Lisa Kleckowski. Alicia Blake. Rachel Dufault, Monica Marciczbiewicz. Lisa Blackburn, Carla Stella and Andrea Mildrum Absent from Photo Kim Dreher. Diane Lucchim, Carrie Martin OPHELIA CLUB: Row 1: Judy Steele. Service V.P.. Kathleen Conlon, President. Ellen Wallace. Secretary. Row 2: Lisa Kleckowski. Tammy Frederick, Mary Han son. Sandra Peckrul and Michelle Scarfe. Row 3: Don Criniti. Mkheline Poulin, Stephen Lund, Kathy Lindsay, Annette Zappone and Chris Larson. Row 4: Mr Avi Ornstein. Reno Addamo, Katie Veley, Tammy Tighe and Beth Suranna. BUSINESS CLUB Row 1: Sharon Christiana. Sandy Liburdi, Janice Hall, Kim Seagren and MaryAnn Bakaj Row 2: Chris Petrofsky, Michele LaPage, Mrs Trider, Mrs. Valentino, Virginia Williams. Judy Wroebel and Felicia James. RADIO CLUB. Row 1: Don Maltz, Bill Ruff, Bill Burleigh, Rick Soderburg and Pat Buckley Row 2: Shawn Perzan, Dave Lounder, Linda Schubert, Ethan Wendehack. Todd Harris and Eric Sweden. Row 3: Brian Kurnick, Dan Reeve. Peter Durkee, Cliff Skolnick and Bill Carrier. Row 4 Mr Wayne (Advisor). 54 - GIRLS’ LEAGUE. BUSINESS CLUB, OPHELIA CLUB, RADIO CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL Row I Lmi - Treasurer. Katie McHale Vic. President. Don Cnmti - President. Dune Tolomea Corresponding Secretary and T.rn Knapsack Recording Secretary Row 2 Sumo Nadolny. Charlene Calderon . Tracy GomboU. Dan. Niles, Debbie Tolomea. Cathy Conner. Mary Alice Btondi and Sharon Locke Row 3 Barbara Agostini. Beth Schubert. Laurie Young. Sue Kucharcyk. Eileen Scalne. Cindy Sweden. Mary Agosteu and Laune Phaneui Row 4 Diane Luce him. Sue BoUev Mtchekne Poukn. Barry Cayer. Seth Wendehack. Deb Debrowaki. Rachel Wauit and Dana Boko Absent Irom Photo Joe Tirmtom. Beth Surarma CHORUS Row 1 Dana Bosco. Karen Andrukiewicz. Ruth Pritchard. Roberta Row, Kathy DiPinto. Amy Qennon, Judy Olson and Laura Zappulla - Accompanist Row 2: Pat Kaczyn ski. Teresa Walsh. Lynn Chevalier. Cathy Doty. Colleen Walsh. Mary Hanson and Bill Ruff Row 3 Lisa Stefanou. Jane Morse. Melissa Vestal. Leah Swanson. Nancy Elliott, Sylvie Chamber land. Colleen O'Connell and Bruce Bose ok) Row 4 Donald Misiorski. Clement Gamelin. Linda Schubert. Julie St Amand. Sheila Colite. Shawn Perzan and Jim Ruff Absent from Photo Carrie Martin MORNING ANNOUNCERS: Row 1: Lisa Kleckowski — Coordinator. Anne Devivo and Wendy Skolnick. Row 2: Kim Dreher. Laura Ronczka and Diane Lucchini. MEDIA CLUB: Row 1: Mrs McMahn, Bill Ruff — President. Shawn Perzan — Vice President and Judy Steele — Secretary. Row 2: Donald Misiorski. LuAnn Calamussi. Kim Tack and Judy Wrobel. STUDENT COUNCIL. CHORUS. MORNING ANNOUNCERS. MEDIA CLUB - 55 IN MEMORIAM WAYNE A MATYKA And as we wind on down the road Our shadows taller than our soul There walks a lady we all know Who shines white light and wants to show How everything still turns to gold And if you listen very hard The tune will come to you at last When all are one and one is all To be a rock and not to roll And she’s buying a stairway to heaven Wayne A. Matyka 1981 BHS graduate October 17,1962-February 19,1982 56 - IN MEMORIAM SMOKING COMMITTEE: Firs! Row Dean Clemmens. Kevin Cyr. Tammy Tomassi. Chris Kekleher and Davjd Jorsey Second Row Jimmy Gaffney. Mary Zovich. Laura D'Avanzo, Karen Masselle, Fran Rio and John Amenta Third Row “Leader of the Pack Mark Berger. Nancy Smith. Laura Leicach. Laura Orourke. Leslie Alqhist and Dennis McGurgan SMOKING COMMITTEE — 57 A student in ceramics completes the first step in making a vase. Fine Arts Art is an exciting part of the school curriculum. Senior artists have contributed their talents to the school in many ways including backdrops for holiday concerts and murals in various areas of the building. This year’s students have shown creativity at its height with the help of Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Strucally, and Mr. Merlino. Courses offered this year were: Introduction to Art, Drawing, Ceramics, Oil Painting, Senior Art, Three Dimensional Sculpture and Design, Watercolors and Acrylics, Graphics, Humanities, Jewelry. Three dimensional sculpture and Senior Art were just introduced this year and have proved to be outstanding classes. Students have been approaching projects with the utmost seriousness and determination. Mrs. Archers intro and Drawing class display scratch boards and pen and ink drawings. Mary Zovich completes a Humanities project. Faith Morin learns a new technique by Mrs. Strucally. 58 - ART Laura Leicach may have lost her concentration because of the photo but her oil. painting is sure to be a success. Laura Orourke diligently works on her repousse. These works by Mrs. Strucally's classes show a variety of media including repousse. Linoiium printing and a clay blocks which has been carved. Leslie Samuels gets a hand from Karen Masselle Rick Marzi finishes the last sketch in a series of tire. This sketch by Laura Orourke is one of the many which were drawn by senior artists for a mural in Mr. Mattews office. art _ 59 DRAMA PRODUCTION ('dram-a pra-'dek-shen) Under the direction of Mr. James Bruni the Berlin High School drama club together with the Chorus presented the Broadway hit musical “Pajama Game, at the McGee Junior High School Auditorium. After tryouts in January 1981, the cast was selected and after two months of rehearsal, performances were held on March 26, 27 and 28, 1981 to standing room only audiences On opening night, the enthusiastic orchestra appeared dressed for the occasion in their finest pajamas and slippers. The Drama Club will use the proceeds to help in the planning and production of next years musical. Later in the spring, a new school theater group put on an original student-written play entitled “Clowns. by Michael Keezing and Robert Lavender. The show was an absurdist comedy featuring a bizarre story line and wild special effects. Performances on April 23, 24 and 25 at the High School played to full audiences, and the proceeds went to the Student Activities fund for future student projects The entirely student-run production went on to perform their play at the Hole in the Wall theater and Wesleyan University. Laura Dubuc and Chris McMurry show a touch of class. Chris McMurry says it right to Amy Devaul. Wendy Humes enjoys being pushed by Denise Wilson. Factory workers aid Wendy Humes with a solo. 60 - DRAMA PRODUCTION Three businessmen discuss the problems of the day. The orchestra provides the music for the dress rehearsal. Tom Genovese sings a final solo in the production. A chorus line of singing. DRAMA PRODUCTION - 61 JUNIOR PROM ('jii-nyer 'pram) The Class of 1982 chose “We’ve Got Tonight by Bob Seager as the theme song for their Junior Prom, held on March 13, 1981. The evening began at 7:00 pm at the Aqua Turf Country Club in Southington, Ct. Guests enjoyed a buffet dinner at 7:30. This was followed by dessert and then dancing at 9:00 pm with music provided by Oreo. The highlight of the evening was the selection of the Junior Prom King, Queen and court. Drawn from a hat by the class officers, the Prom Queen was Alicia Roy and the prom King was Doug Polanski. Their attendants were Joan Gabes and Sandy Prusik. The Prom ended at 1:00 am. Afterwards, many guests went to the Community Center for an early morning breakfast sponsored by the Berlin Council of Youth. Regardless of the old wives take. Friday. March 13th proved to be a lucky, memorable and enjoyable evening for all. This couple takes a breather so they can last the night. Alicia Roy and Doug Polanski pose after the election of King and Queen. Who will be King and Queen? 62 - JUNIOR PROM Karen Masselle is having a great time. This couple enjoys dancing to slow music. Romantic slow beat dancing is a refreshing change for these couples. Kevin Miikey and Terri Knapsack enjoy the fast beat. Cheryl Krammer and Dan Ryba decide to sit this one out. JUNIOR PROM - 63 Class Favorites (klas fa ver it) Beer..........................................Heineken Food ............................................Pizza Group...........................................Stones Car ......................................... Corvette Comedian..................................Steve Martin 64 - CLASS FAVORITES Class Favorites (klas fa ver it) Actor ......................................Clint Eatswood Actress........................................Sally Field Song.........................................Turn The Page Sport ............................................Football Restaurant.............................Beef Steak Charlies CLASS FAVORITES - 65 UNDERCLASSMEN Underclassman an-dar-klas-man noun. 1. a member of the freshman or sophomore class, juniors included. 2. colloquial: at Berlin High people to whom seniors wish success and a productive year. 2. people who may sometimes feel cheated but shouldn’t. 3. people left to carry on tradition of the school. - w • 6 r. Rena A’ddamo has something else on her mind besides classwork. 68 — UNDERCLASSMEN Kurt Erikson couldn't get much higher Nothing like an afternoon bottle.” Pooh and his Junior friends show off their Spirit Week enthusiasm. Smile, you're on Candid Camera!” UNDERCLASSMEN - 69 FRESHMEN (fresh'-men) The Class of 1985 began their four years at B.H.S. with their traditional magazine drive. With the help of class advisor, Mrs. Col-aiacovo, this business venture proved to be a great success. On September twenty-seventh, the seniors officially welcomed the freshmen to Berlin High through Freshman Welcome Day. The freshmen dressed as Pebbles and Bam-Bam, and during the day they played many games, viewed cartoons and a movie, and enjoyed a box lunch with the seniors. Later in the evening, certain freshmen were welcomed, some more at Senior Court. Homecoming 1981 gave the freshmen their first experience to the B.H.S. formal events. The freshman attendant was Kathy Conner. This spirited class continued raising funds through a movie, car wash and a bake sale, and ended their year by sponsoring a farewell breakfast for the seniors. Freshman Class Officers: Secretary Susan Huber, Class Advisor Mrs. Colaiacovo, President Rita Feole, Treasurer Kim Motyka, and Vice President Bob Lamb. I wonder what Mark Genovese is thinking about? Freshmen show off their spots In a Welcome Day cabaret. 70 - UNDERCLASSMEN FRESHMEN Flr t Row: Jim Bordonaro. Carolyn Bizier, Elizabeth Aziz, Barbara Agostini. Gina Bozzuto, Alfie Bancifort. Jo Ann Ciezynski, Kathy Conner, and Kim Bucchi. Second Row: Bill Burleigh, Sal Carrubba, Kevin Budney, Bill Carrier. Tammy Case, Lynn Chevalier, Stephen Chyra, Scott Condo, and Derek Brayton. Third Row: Mike Bourgoin, Mark Bors. Kevin Brigandi, Robert Bosco. Lance Ceruti, Chip Catalano, Rich Butrimas, Pat Buckley, and James Burr. Fourth Row: Hope ApostoJe, Wendy Abair, Sue Barker, Sue Austin, Catherine Bertagna, Alicia Blake, Doreen Albert. Sherry Beaulieu, and Diane Bedient. Fifth Row: Jeff Bialobrzeski, Jeff Baclaski, Eddie Angeli, Billy Albert. Kevin Ayotte, George Bikakis, Dave Barbagallo, Jeff Beal, and David Boissonault. First Row: Bill Ferrero, Dan Driscoll, Michael Cooney. Diane Dumond, Kathy DiPinto, Lisa Freeman. Chris Fischer. Paige Daley. Kathy Corvi, JoAnne Cooley, and Lori Dolce. Second Row Sharon English. Rachel DuFault, Diane Fiori. Rita Feole, Anne DeVivo, Cindy Dubuc, Kim Dombrowski. Lynda Dukes, and Amy France. Third Row: Karen Gajda, Kim Gagnon, Craig Helmecki, Patti Gontarz, Kelly Hardacker, Paula Gontarz, John Daddabbo, David Hodio, and Kathy Cook. Fourth Row: Erin Gaffney. Tracy Hibbard. Beth Fusco, Sherry Garcia, Kris Fields, Jolena Grubbs. Kelly Grubbs, and Bernadette Davis. Fifth Row: Bret Geremia, Neal Gorneault. Andre Greco. Jeff Gerdo. Jon Guite. and Mark Genovese. UNDERCLASSMEN FRESHMEN — 71 First Row: Wendy Jarmolinski. Diane Kroll, Carol Kaszycki, Doreen Kroll, Jon Lamkins, Donna Kucharczyk. Suzie Huber. Jeff LaFlamme, George Maslowski. and Jim Kasulis. Second Row: Joy Panos. Lisa Michalak. Pat Kaczynski. Karen Killius, Nancy Landon. Gary Jurgtlewicz. Eric Johnson. John Narus. and Jeff Maino. Third Row: Karen Kowalczyk. Rita Lacana. Laura Pampuro, Sharon Larson. Marsha Lemelin. Bob Lamb. Dave Munson. Matt McQueeney. and Chris Karam Fourth Row: Debbie Misiorski. MaryAnn Mazzotta, Elizabeth Lenzo, Sharon Pisko. Judy Lindholm, Lauren Manafort. Monica Marciczkiewicz, Kathy Luddy. Cory Martin, and Lisa Mayette Fifth Row: Lucy Petruzzello, Alison Ogle. Marilee Munson. Kim Motyka. Melissa Mattera. Lisa Lindsey. Lori Mongillo. Kris McLaughlin. Tony Lopreiato. Ernie Mazzarella. John Masserio. and Tom Meigs First Row: Harish Patel. David Pfahler. Diane Tokarski. Rachael Symonaitis, Missy Toce. Dianne Pajor, and Christine Pastuszak. Second Row: Raymond Szajkowski. Bob Murphy. Ann Tolis, Lisa Welz. Jennifer Vestal. Carol Veronesi, Pam Talbot. Beth Schubert, and Laurie Phaneuf. Third Row: Wayne Nokes, Paul Vukas. Scott Thomson. Kelly Timbrell, Tami Thurston. Mickie Steele. Lisa Ringquist. Tina Porter. Julie St.Amand, and Tammy Simard Fourth Row: Joe Vermale. Jeff Paul. Chris Peck. Roy Trowbridge. Ethan Wendehack. Carla Stella. Traci Sabino, Ann Regan. Sally Shine. Holly Spada. and Jill Todacro. Fifth Row: Dave Pipkin. Cindy Sweden. Lisa Villara, Meg Nieman, Meg O'Rourke. Sue Nadolny. Mike Savio, Eric Springer. Carlo Rusuto, and Steve Sargis. Sixth Row: Gary Sytulek. Rick Soderburg. Ricky Tompkins, Derrick Sanderson. Frank Rettich. Ed Pulcini. Chris Settembri. Sal Prado. Len Schumann, Eric Jasniewicz. and Dan Rice 72 — UNDERCLASSMEN FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES (saf'� - mor) The Class of 1984 is one of the richest classes attending Berlin High. Class advisor, Mr. Warburton, helped the sophomores organize a magazine drive and other fund raisers to help pay for their Junior Prom. During Spirit Week the sophomores decorated their hallway with Ziggy cartoons. At the Pep Rally that evening, sophomore enthusiasm ran a close second to that of the Seniors. In November, Tracy Gombatz was elected as the sophomore Homecoming attendant, and in April the Class of ’84 ordered their class rings to end a most industrious sophomore year. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Class Advisor. Mr Warburton. Secretary Tracy Gombatz. Vice-President Steve Fortier. President Brian Kurnik, and T reasurer Diane Lucchini. Hey. what happened to the party? UNDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORES - 73 First Row: Todd Drachenberg. Tony Carlson. Michelle Dalfino. Mark Buckley. Diane Desrochers. and Dana Bosco. Second Row: Lisa Casey. Tedi Ann Brandish. Maria Blancaflor, Sally Day. Susan Bolles, Lori Barcella, Jeff Anderson. Rosa DeFrancesco, and Keith Burger. Third Row: Sue Corrigan. Donna Dabrowski, Kirsten Bierley, Gail Brochu. Karen Brenner. Lisa Blackburn. Rich Chamberland. Pete Bertagna, Ken Catlin, Scott Bradley, and John Bourgoin. Fourth Row: Jose Diaz. Glenn Cararini, Tom Moore. Stephen Brochu. Terry Cote. David Cieniewicz. Bryan Barbera. and Scott Akehurst Fifth Row: Nick DeFelice, Eddy Aiken. Brian Bosse, Caroline DeVlvo. Julie Barton. Kim Blackenburg, Gna Barile. Sally Bisaccia, and Valerie Baretta. First Row: Corwyn Fabian. Bill Gardner, Scott Palmene, Peter Durkee. Didi Forauer, Gail Fongemie. and Monica Fitzsimmons. Second Row: Geoff Foertsch, Tom Fecteau, Chris Fox. Jeff Gaudet, Paul Gimpl. Sue Gibeley, and Julie Fill. Third Row: Kim Ingalls. Lori Gontarz. Kim Glatz, Steve Fortier. Heidi Gervais. Kim Dreher Fourth Row: Lisa King. Tracy Gombotz, Mark Harris. Mauro Gozzo, Sherry Kellish, Nancy Hanson, and Cindy Duberek. Fifth Row: Paul Kenzior. Don Hendricks. John Godici, Rose Gomez-Gil. Wendy Dutkewicz, Felicia James, Kim Haynes, and Dianne Gura. 74 _ UNDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORES First Row Ron Orde. Brian Martin, Lance Montgomery. Michael Morrissey. Frank Naples. Bob Mayer. Karl Munson, and Gil Meeker. Second Row: Dean Klapatch. Colleen O'Connell. Donna Morin. Christine McCaig, Brian MacDonald. Dana Niles. Lynae Nelson. Karen Ouellette, and Patty Nadeau Third Row: Brian Kurnik. Janet McKinnon. Andrea Mildrum, Carrie LaRosa. Diane Lucchini. Susan Kinney. Sandy Maltz, and Sue Lugli. Fourth Row: Don Maitz. Rodney LeVasseur, Paul Kiniry. Mark Mancini. Ron Kleckowski. Mike Malley. and Rick Lavender Fifth Row: Brenden Luddy, Chris Loughlin, Anthony Loprieato, Karen Long. Mary Ann Koval. Sharon Locke. Donna Leicach, and Sandy Occhi. First Row: Kurt Talbot. Patty Tolls, Andrea Veneziano, Paula Zappone. Osena Violette. Virginia Williams. Judy Wrobel. Colleen Walsh. Krystyna Puzio. Chris Petrofsky, Jackie Pauley. Brenda Potanka, and Pattie Parks. Second Row: Leslie Vlrostek. Gretchen Williams. Jill Swent. Debbie Tolomea, Sandy Pagano, Lisa Pulcini. Christine Sagan. Lisa Stefanow, JoAnn Ruepp, Sarah Stone. Cindy Rease. Artie Roy. Kathy Pear, and Lynn Serafino. Third Row: Garo Torossian, Jeff Szczepanik, Dean Pons, Joe Pugliese, David Slimskey, Scott Speer. Ellen Wolf, Darlene Zarotney, David Polanski, and Michael Ringrose. Fourth Row: Paul Zliczewski. Dave Wotkiewich. Jeff Reale. Jamey Swiatek. Mike Potash. Tony Sisti, Nella Santoro, Kim Soyka. Laura Stiano, Ann-Marie Roy. Albert Stella, and Cliff Skolnick. Fifth Row: Ted Tolls, Jack Reeve, James Roby, Linda Sampl. Marco Tardiff, Linda Schubert, Paul Scalora, Billy Supinski, Jerry Srogi, and Rich Steiner. UNDERCLASSMEN SOPHOMORES — 75 JUNIORS (joon' yer) Under the advisorship of Mrs. Spiegel, the Class of 1983 encountered their most difficult and important high school year. Scholastically, the juniors prepared for the future. During the year they took PSAT’s and SAT’s, not to mention Mr. Ornstein’s Accelerated Chemistry and Mrs. Murphy’s U.S. History. The year also held some enjoyment. On March nineteenth, the Junior Prom was held at the Villa Capri in Wallingford, and all enjoyed the music of Channel I. The juniors prepared for their Senior Ball with several fundraisers, including two movie nights and a car wash. The juniors are enthusiastically looking forward to their senior year. Junior Class Officers: Secretary Terri Knapsack. Vice President Barry Cayer, Treasurer Eileen Scalise, President Bill Warner and Class Advisor is Mrs Spiegel. Nancy Krug writes down her Junior Honey’s.1 At least someone knows how to have a good time at a dance! 76 — UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS First Row: Sharon Christiana. Christine Burkarth, Paul Burkarth. Mary Cooney. Melissa Cole, Mario Campagna. Michael Colangelo. Paul Calafiore. and John Campbell. Second Row: Dorine Charamut, Kristy Buteau, Cathleen Clark, Jane Carlson, Maryann Bakaj. Beverly Blair, Mary Alice Biondi. Dave Bernard, and Ross Cieniewicz. Third Row Cindy Asal, Allcynn Anop, Cathy Bloor, Ann Catelli, Dom Barone. Bill Arute. Bruce Boscolo, Shelly Chojnicki, Jane Christiano, Heather Casey, and Dale Barrett. Fourth Row: Holly Baldyga, Jill Carling. Rena Addamo. Brenda Barglelski. Bob Bellinger, Tim Blanchette, Doug Bartolomeo. Chris Carlone, Linda Brownstein. Laura Bonati, and Tony Butrimas. First Row: Steve Frisk. Bill Driscoll, Tim Dreher, Elizabeth Gorski. Bart Geremia. Kurt Erickson, Paula Gozzo. Brian Gombotz, and Jim Hafner. Second Row: Craig DeVivo, Conado Degasperls, Lynda DeChesser, Chrissle DeMay, Janet DeMay, Lori Drake, Joanne Dieli, Gail Grabowski, Cindy Grigorian, and Alan Guite. Third Row: Lisa Geremia. Donna Geschlmsky. Tammy Drachenburg. Michelle Genovese. Sue Gerdo. Tammy Frederick. Janine Hewitt. Anne Gorneault. and Valerie Frost. Fourth Row: Ellen DePaolo, Tracy Drachenburg. Nancy Elliot. Cathy Doty, Tina DeGrandi, Deanna Fields. Bob Focareto, and Chau Dinh. Fifth Row: Julie Delmartino. Laura Dubuc, Linda Dubuc, Shirley Dube, Liz Dehm, Carla Grasso, Lynn Dubois, Stephanie Gordon. Billy Focareto. and Stewart Dalzell. UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS - 77 First Row: Michelle Nowak, LuAnn Nadeau, Kim Seagren. Linda Nesta, Connie Peck, Ingrid Poglitsch, Lynn O’Donnell, Grace Pavone, and Micheline Poulin. Second Row: Shawn Perzan, Robin Orde, Mary Beth Pugliese, Dawn Prue, Renee Raymond. Sandy Pappas. Missy Piacentlnl, Lisa Norton. Sharon Ollsky, and Holly Olisky. Third Row: Tom Schrey, Bob Russell, Eileen Scalise, Laura Ronezka, Krissy Quarti, Ellen Regan, Michelle Scarfe, Diana Sachetti, Stephanie Ruesicky, and Sandra Peckrul Fourth Row: Joe Scheyd, Joe Palardy, Gary Pajor, Mike Pisillas, Thomas Recck, Dan Schribert, Tony Ryba, and Jim Ruff. Fifth Row: Mike Narus, Dave Paul, Joe Portal. Tony Recck, Randy Robichaud, Rob Sakowicz, Mark Potash, Alan Nokes, and Paul Pampuro. First Row: Eric Kraus, Ron Kemmling, George Laczewski. Gary Johnson, John Hughes. Kim Lennahan, Gerry Lennehan, Kevin Lavoie, and Mark Lemelin. Second Row: Tru Hoang, Ron King. Jim LeVasseur, Karen Liguori. Lisa Kleckowski. Al Marino, Paul Lombardo, Bob Michalak, and Bob Kroll. Third Row: Randy Maitz, Donald Misior ski, Kathy Lindsay, Stephen Lund, John Merto, Jon Mihkels, Kris McMurray, Brenda Mihon, Bryan Martin, and Rick Mauran. Fourth Row: Lisa Krause, Kathy Lindgren. Ellen Hubbard, Dorene Masserio, Stacie Maitz. Karlen Masserio, Gwen May. Terri Knapsack, Nancy Krug. Michelle LaFlamme, Sandy Liburdi, and Kim Kirsch. Fifth Row: Donna Kilian, Michele LaPage, Brenda Jalbert, Terri Mieczko, Martha Mildrum, Kathy Meigs, Jane Morse, George Murell, and Bud Lynn. 78 - UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS First Row: Cindy Winiarski. Melissa Vestal. Leah Swanson. Tara Tonina, Allisan Vlrostek. Katie Veley, Tammy Tighe, and Sue Senaldi. Second Row: Kim Tack Debi St Amand Paula Slrko, Sharon Spada, Annette Zappone, Lisa Spiegal, Steve Thomson. Tony Vernacatola. and Doug Watrous. Third Row: Danny Stiano Jeff Wojtusik Bill Warner. Sue Walk. Seth Wendehack, Diane Tolomea. Wendy Skolnick. Chris Urso. and Mike Zup. Fourth Row: Bobbie Ann Teske. Dave Skwiot. Dave Strazzulla. Tammy Tomasi. Pam Tolis. Donna Simon. Darlene Solek. Michael Tavarozzi. and George Siriotis. Fifth Row: Dave Sturtevant. Joe Tirinzoni Nancv Smith Anael Toce Tom Wrobel, Steve Williams, and Paul Williams. Katie Veley. Lori Drake, and Mary Alice Biondi make a fearsome threesome A junior class takes time out to pose for a picture UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS — 79 SPORTS Sport 1. to amuse oneself 2. sport: 1. A source of diversion; physical activity engaged in for pleasure. 2. A companionable person. 3. colloquial: at Berlin High; something to do to stay out of trouble (sometimes) 80 Coach Al Pelligrinelli shows concern as his team is called back on a penalty Hit Squad (Hit-Skwod) CAPTAINS OF '81: Kneeling: Phil Ferraguto. Eric Larson. Scott Allario, Coach Al Pelligrinelli, Kevin Milkey. Winning did not come easily for this year’s varsity football team. The Redcoats three victory seven loss record was not very satisfying, but that didn’t show the way the Redcoats played. The ’Coats played with such determination and will to win towards the end of the season that only a few bad breaks shattered their hopes of a winning future. Berlin started off its season with high hopes. Inexperience was a major handicap for Berlin, but they rose above this to defeat a swift Middletown High School 14-8. Berlin's hopes brightened until they met Watertown. Watertown came to Sage Park and left with a 28-0 victory. The schedule got no easier with East Lyme next on the agenda. Berlin, which had not beaten East Lyme in about ten years, played the most exciting game of their season. With only seconds left on the clock. East Lyme’s two point conversion attempt failed. Final Score, Redcoats 14 East Lyme 13. The next game, against conference foe Farmington, proved to be another close one. but the Redcoat's final effort was turned away and Farmington won 7-6. The going got tougher as 1980 conference co-champ Avon put down Berlin 22-8. The final win of the season came against Gilbert of Winsted when Berlin took a 20-14 victory. The rest of the season was less successful as Berlin lost its next two games to conference teams Woodrow Wilson 29-2 and Plainville 18-0. In the Homecoming game, Berlin painfully had the winning touchdown called back, because of a penalty, allowing a 12-8 South Catholic victory. In the last game of the season, Berlin jumped out to a fourteen to zero lead only to lose 20-14. Overall, the season held both disappointment and joy, and next year's team plans to bring the conference crown back to Berlin. Berlin High Varsity Team '81. 82 — SPORTS FOOTBALL Junior Seth Wendehack gives Farmington’s There is no way out for a helpless Farmington player as Seniors Kevin Gronback and Tom Tighe close in on quarterback no time to execute the team’s play. their prey Kevin Milkey annihilates his opponent for a loss of three yards Strategy is discussed between Coach Pelligrinelli and captain Scott Allario 83 All-Conference selection. Scott Williams, put a Farmington player back in his place. Senior. Jamie Fusco, finds his receivers and prepares to throw under the protection of Brian Gombatz All conference selection sophomore Mauro Gozzo. sets his quarterback position to get the team rolling. Junior Seth Wendehack looks for an opening as he receives the starting kick off of the game. All-Conference selection Brian Gombatz brushes a player away as he heads down field 84 All Conference selection Senior, Scott Allario, determinely holds his opponent for another unassisted tackle. Senior. Tom Tighe goes for a hard block on his opponent. Jamie Fusco hands off to Eric Larson in an attempt to trick the opposing team VARSITY FOOTBALL Berlin 14 Middletown 8 0 Watertown 28 14 East Lyme 13 6 Farmington 7 8 Avon 22 20 Gilbert 14 2 Woodrow Wilson 29 0 Plainville 18 8 South Catholic 12 14 Bloomfield 20 Senior. Rich Kiniry clears the way for Brian Gombotz to give Berlin a first down. SPORTS FOOTBALL - 85 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL The 1981 girls’ volleyball team completed another winning season. The team was coached by Mrs. Janice Tordanado and was led by quad-captains Kelly Lamb, Kathy McCarthy, Carmella Gozzo, Diane Aziz. Despite hard work and a strong team, the Lady Redcoats could not win the single match needed to enter state competition. The team finished with a strong 10-7 record. Senior Diana Aziz fakes a Farmington opponent as she softly dinks the ball over the net. Coach Jan Tordanado discusses some types of strategy with the JV squad. Freshmen Lori Mongilio meets the ball at its peak for a perfect serve. 86 - GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Awaiting the signal to serve. Senior Diana Aziz eyes her victim. Varsity Girls' Volleyball 1981-82 won — 10 lost — 7 OPPONENTS 0 - Wilson 0 — Wolcott 0 — Plainville 3 — Lewis Mills 3 — Gilbert 0 — Wilcox 0 — Middletown 1 — Wilson 2 — Farmington 3 — Plainville 3 — Gilbert 1 — Wolcott 3 — Middletown 1 - Wilcox 0 — Farmington 3 — Lewis Mills 3 — Avon BERLIN 3 3 3 0 1 3 3 3 3 1 2 3 2 3 3 2 0 Junior Chris DeMay concentrates on her timing for a Senior Kelly Lamb dinks the ball over the center blocker of Farmington for a point early in the hopefully devistating spike. game. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL - 87 Peter Bertagna displays a fine backhand form. Brian Fitsimmons comes up with a difficult shot. ✓ —-- Tim McCormack lays one up short. The 1981 boys’ tennis team ended with a winning season. Starting six seniors Tom Middlemass, Tom Pavano, Steve Bobrowski, and Peter Schmidt and underclassmen Daniel Durkee and Michael Keezing led the team under Coach Caruso to the State Meet, and all performed well. The 1981 girls’ tennis finished with a 10-4 record and second place in the conference, stars Kathy McCarthy, Alison Vigra, Nancy Wetmore, Laurie Drake, and Carmela Goz-za. Coach Hall has taken this team to first or second in the conference for the past six years. 88 - TENNIS Cap!. Dan Durkee concentrates on his return volley. Track A Moving Experience Although there is no track at Berlin High School, the girls’ and boys’ track teams have been progressing steadily During the 1981 season the girls achieved a record of 6-6. Twelve girls made it into the Sectionals and came home with medals At the State Meet, Mary Nadonely, Nancy LaPointe, Cindy Johnson, Ann Marie Dougherty. Lynn Bartkowski, Roxanne Veneziano, and Kathy Linsay all participated and did very well. The boys' record for the season was 4-6. Four members of the team made it into the Sectionals and also did well Phil Lund and Tony Ryba attended the State Meet, and both performed very well. Senior Rita Nadonely won’t be beaten as she sprints in for the win. An exhausted Kathy Lindsay will soon be ready again to compete. With teamwork. Senior Mary Nadonely and Nancy LaPointe outrun their opponents. Junior Tony Ryba, who also captained the cross-country team, starred in the spring season. TRACK — 89 Boys Baseball Berlin High’s 1981 Redcoats baseball team worked hard, and for their efforts brought home a 612 record, thanks to the determination of Coach Paul Baretta. Scott Calderone, Scott Williams, and Mark Holmes showed exceptional skill, while Junior Mauro Gozzo also made significant contributions through his pitching. Coach Baretta feels that the 1982 Redcoats are very promising, having gained some much valued experience under their belts. Coach Paul Baretta utilizes his coaching abilities to help out his players Scott Williams pounds a single to load up the bases in the ninth. 90 - BOYS BASEBALL Senior Eric Larson displays a classic fielding stance. Senior Diana Aziz eyes a deep hit ball and readies to stretch for a double. Girls Softball 1980-1981 Northwest Conference Champs The Lady Redcoat softball team, coached by Mr. Ken Parciak, ended the 1981 season with an impressive 17-4 record. Besides winning the most games in Berlin history, the team clinched the Northwest Conference Championship with an undefeated conference record. Thus, the team readily qualified for the state tournament only to be defeated by Plainville in the first round of competition. Key players were top base-stealer Diana Aziz, solid defensive player Debbie Dennis, power-hitter Leona Gorneault, all-around Kelly Lamb and Jackie Ret-tich who led the team with a .500 batting average. Senior Debbie Dennis is prepared lor anything at second base Coach Ken Parciak executes perfect pitching form during a pre-game warr.i-up. GIRLS SOFTBALL —91 Determination and concentration emerge as Senior Leona Gorneault fires the ball for an out. Boys and Girls Cross-Country The 1981 boys’ varsity cross country team struggled through their season this year, finishing with a 5-12 record. Coached by Mr. Jim Keefe, the team placed seventh in the conference. Leading the Redcoat-runners were Co-Captains Tony Ryba and Steve Lund and seniors Jim Boiles and Nick Stephano. For the first time, a girls’ cross country team also ran this year. Also coached by Mr. Jim Keefe and led by Co-Captains Michelline Poulin and Allison Virostek, the team siezed a winning season of wins and losses. The grueling practices between four and eight miles a day paid off for runners Tony Ryba and Allison Virostek. Both Tony and Allison received awards at the conference meet. Michelline Poulin breaks away from the pack Coach Jim Keefe and Co-Capt. Tony Ryba before a big meet Stephen Lund sprints across the finish line to victory. Kathy Lindsay keeps a steady pace with her opponents. 92 — CROSS-COUNTRY Allison Virostek gives it all she can. Field Hockey Under the new leadership of Head Coach Lynn Misteri and Assistant Coach Richard McKeon, the field hockey team had a very rewarding season, ending with the record of 5-8-4, the team was ranked fourth in the Northwest Conference. Key players included Tri-Captains Debbie Dennis, the most consistent player, Nancy Wetmore, high scorer and Alison Vigra. The exceptional playing shown by Nancy Wetmore, Alison Vigra, and junior Bev Blair was not unnoticed by other coaches for they were named to the All Conference Team for 1981. Coaches Award was given for the third consecutive year to Senior Nancy Wetmore. Redcoat award was given to Bev Blair for her enthusiasm and leadership. Senior Leona Gorneault also received the Redcoat award for the outstanding job she did as goalie, accredited with 11.6 saves a game. The team will lose eight seniors: Alison Vigra, Mary Nadon-ly, Rita Nadonly, Debbie Dennis, Nancy Wetmore, Leona Gronault, Sheila D’Addabo and Laurie Young. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY First Row Sheila DAddabbo. Rita Nadolny. Tri-Captain Allaon Vigra. Trt-CapUW Nancy Wetmore. Tn-Captain Dab Dennis. Mary Nadolny. Laurie Young. Sue Gerdo Second Row Lisa Spiegel. Mary Alice Biondi. Bev Blair. Sharon English. Sue Austin. Stacey Marti. Sandy Marts. Melissa Cole. Leona Gomeauh. Coach Lynn Misten Senior Alison Vigra demonstrates superb stickwork as Leona Gorneault backs her up VARSITY TRI-CAPTAINS: First Row: Nancy Wetmore. Second Row. Alison Vigra. Coach Lynn Misteri. Deb Dennis. D«b Dennis. Bev Blair. Mary Nadolny and Rita Nadolny take a time-out to show off Bev Blair's muscular ability. SPORTS FIELD HOCKEY - 93 Golf Team The Berlin High School Varsity Golf team had another fine season, winning the NWC for the fourth straight year. Seniors Glen Rio and Tom Tighe set the pace this year leading the team to an 1810 record. Other Seniors who played well for coach Don Bates were Doug Polanski, Bob Veronesi and Ken Asal, all of whom contributed to this year’s fine showing. GOLF TEAM: First Row: Kurt Erickson, Bob Morrisey, Andre Greco, and Doug Polanski. Second Row: Stephen Fortier. Ken Asal. Bob Veronesi. Scott Bradley, Tom Tighe and Glenn Rio. Doug Polanski shows just how he earned the nickname, Warsaw Wonder as he is readying himself for another of his long drives Again this year, seeing extensive varsity duty. Tom Tighe has been a major factor in Berlin's winning seasons Coach Don Bates Bob Veronesi shows good form, while preparing to drive his top-flight Into the middle of the fairway Andre Greco gets in some much Glen Rio gets some tips on his putting from Jennifer needed putting practice. Bates BHS VARSITY GOLF RECORD BERLIN SVz Plainville 4V BERLIN 11 Vi Maloney IV Berlin 4 CHESHIRE 9 BERLIN 10 V Northwest Catholic 2V Berlin 4 MANCHESTER 9 Berlin 4 Farmington 9 BERLIN 12 V Wilcox Tech V BERLIN 10V Goodwin Tech 2V BERLIN 13 Wilson 0 Berlin 1 NEWINGTON 13 BERLIN 10 Maloney 3 BERLIN 13 Gilbert 0 Berlin 2V AVON 10V BERLIN 11 V Wilcox Tech IV BERLIN 13 Wilson 0 BERLIN 7 Cheshire 6 BERLIN SVz Plainville 4V BERLIN 12 Manchester 1 BERLIN 11V Northwest Catholic IV Berlin 6 AVON 7 BERLIN 12 V Gilbert V BERLIN 7 Canton 6 BERLIN 9 St. Paul 4 Berlin 5 NEWINGTON 8 Berlin 4V GLASTONBURY 8V BERLIN 11V Goodwin Tech IV Berlin 2 CONARD 11 94 - SPORTS GOLF Grapplers The Berlin High Wrestling Team completed its first season under new head coach Jim Day with a 5 11 record. Berlin’s team consisted mostly of first year wrestlers. Three seniors and three juniors were the upperclassmen on this year’s team, the rest consisting of sophomores and freshmen. The team was led by tri captains, seniors Steven Gibley and Fran Rio, the other captain junior Brian Gombatz posted the best individual record at 11 5. Bill Ackerman was the team’s only other senior and did very well, leading the team in pins with five. Tying Ackerman with pins were, sophomore Artie Roy and freshman Sam Frank. Senior Steve Gibley, won individual honors leading the team in takedowns in the 140 lb. class. Gibley also took a fourth place in the conference meet. Underclassmen Doug Bartolomeo who finished fourth, Mark Buckley, Derrick Sanderson, Artie Roy and Brian Gombatz all took third place, with five of six place finishers returning good things are to come from Berlin Wrestling, in the future. Berlin’s bench watches the match a little disappointed with the outcome. Fran Rio keeps his opponent under control with no trouble. Sophomore Mark Buckley struggles to regain his rightful position Senior Tri-Captain Fran Rio moves fast to pin his opponent Senior Tri-Captain Stephen Gbley uses his brute strength to keep his opponent down where he belongs. SPORTS WRESTLING — 95 Senior Tri-Captain Stephen Gibley struggles for control to gain a win. Freshman Michael Bourgoin struggles to flip his Freshman Derrick Sanderson applies the headlock to pin his prey, opponent. VARSITY WRESTLING Valley Reginol L St. Paul L Canton W Housatonic L Bacon Academy L Plainville L Avon L Pomperaug L Nonawaug W Farmington L Bloomfield L East Windsor W Pulaski L Joel Barlow W Wethersfield L WRESTLING TEAM Flrat Row BUI Ferraro. Matt McQueeney. Sam Frank, Paul Pampuro, Doug Bartolomaa. Ernie MazzarelU. Mika Bourgoin Second Row Coach Jim Day. Brian Gombotx. Mark Buckley. GU Maakar, Fran R� . Mlk Coonay. Art Roy. Derrick Sander •on. Slava Gibiay. Aaatatant Coach Grag Froat Back Row. Don Maltx. Mark Coonay. Bill Ackerman. Gem Gambian. Don Hendrix 96 - SPORTS WRESTLING T umblers Although the gymnastics team had a disappointing season, the team improved its overall score regularly Coached by Miss Barbara Cole, they brought the team score from a low of 83 35 to a high of 94 50 At the Northwest Conference meet, sophomore Dana Niles placed second on vault and third in the all-around competition With the experience gained by their seven new members, the Berlin High Gymnastics team can look forward to a promising 82-83 season. This year the team was led by Co-Captains Geri Galvin and Patty Diewart. both seniors GYMNASTICS TEAM: Front Row: Co-Captain Geri Galvin. Coach Barbara Cole. Co-Captain Patty Diewort. Second Row: Doreen Albert. Dana Niles. Gail Grabowski. Laura Stiano. Third Row: Laura Ronzka. Monica Marciczkiewicz, Karen Liquori, Tammy Tomassi. Diane Tolomea, Kim Dreher, Kim Hanes. Janet DeMay Kim Dreher. confident in herself, takes a quick second to smile at the camera during her performance Excellent form is demonstrated on the beam by Monika Gail Grabowski smiles for the camera as she does a split on the balance beam. Marciczkiewicz as she ends her routine. SPORTS GYMNASTICS — 97 Co-Captain Geri Galvin, Coach Barbara Cole and Co-Captain Patty Deiwert Senior Co-Captain Patty Deiwert finishes her floor routine smiling proud of her performance. Senior Co-Captain Geri Galvin holds her pose for the photographer. Sophomore Dana Niles shows off her expertise as she performs on the uneven parallel bars. Junior Karen Liquor! ends her uneven bars routine flipping through the air perfectly. 98 — SPORTS GYMNASTICS Girls' Basketball The Girls’ Basketball team ended their season with a 5-16 record. The team worked hard under the direction of first year coach Cindy Opalski. Although the team was frustrated due to losses, coach Opalski and the team never gave up. Tri-Captains Kelly Lamb, Carmella Gozzo, and Sue Kucharczyk led the team. Other team members were seniors Debbie Dennis, and Leona Gorneault, juniors Paula Gozzo and Eilleen Scalise and sophomore Gail Brouchu. The team is losing its five senior members but the young team shows tremendous talent. It is hoped that the young talented members will lead the team to victory in the 1982-83 season. Cind , ilski explains team strategy to an attentive Berlin team. Senior Tri-Capt •. Kelly Lamb shoots her foul shot as the teams eagerly await the outcome. Se Tri Captain Carmela Gozzo stretches to make a shot. Senior Tri-Captain Sue Kucharczyk reaches high to score a point against her Wilcox opponent SPORTS BASKETBALL - 99 Senior Tri-Captain Kelly Lamb goes up strong to add two points against the defeated Pulaski Generals. GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL 27 Platt 43 20 Avon 44 41 Pulaski 28 32 Southington 48 48 Platt 49 52 Goodwin 6 50 Middletown 51 38 Farmington 52 58 Plainville 23 33 Wilson 61 48 Goodwin 8 33 Wilcox 58 41 Avon 63 43 Wilcox 45 49 Plainville 50 48 Pulaski 32 31 Middletown 63 29 Farmington 35 37 Cromwell Woodrow Wilson 42 The Gris Varsity team pays close attention to Coach Opalski as she points out the techniques of simple Senior Leona Gorneauit fast breaks against the strategy. strong Wilcox defense to get a three point play. 100 - SPORTS BASKETBALL Boys' Varsity Basketball This year’s Redcoat Team got off to a flying start by winning its first four games. As the season progressed with a tough Northwest Conference Schedule the team's record dropped to 6-11. “It’s difficult to single out one reason why the record shows so many losses but a lack of consistency from game to game has contributed. Losing and not showing any improvement would be disappointing but the players as a team have shown improvement and that’s satisfying, Coach Ken Parciak said. Senior Dan Durkee at center made a significant contribution to the inside game. Jamie Fusco a hard working, hustling, and team player can best describe Jamie. Mark Holmes worked hard to develop into a point guard and gave a defensive edge when he was on the floor. Three Sophomores Mauro Gozzo, Chris Loughlin, and Bob Mayer have improved greatly and have contributed this past season as Varsity starters. Leading the Redcoats this season were Doug Polanski and Herb Williams. Doug is a fine shooter and the Senior leader of the team. He has been a Varsity player since his sophomore year and has performed consistently for Berlin. Herb has developed as an inside player with a fine shooting touch inside. Senior Mark Holmes passes off to his teammate to start to the offense. Sophomore Mauro Gozzo towers over everyone as he prepares to grab the rebound. Senior Co-Captain Doug Polanski confidently takes a jump shot over his opponents. BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: First Row: Bob Mayer. Mario Campagna, Co-Captain Doug Polanski, Mark Holmes, Paul Gimple. Second Row: Asst. Coach Bill Thibodeau, Manager Peter Durkee, Jamie Fusco. Mauro Gozzo. Dan Durkee, Co-Captain Herb Williams. Steve Thompson. Coach Ken Parciak. Missing from Picture: Chris Loughlin. SPORTS BASKETBALL - 101 Coach Parciak studies his team's moves carefully. Jamie Fusco jumps high for a chance at an easy two points. Mauro Gozzo takes a chance at a shot through his opponent. Senior Co-Captain Herb Williams reaches for the sky as he goes for two points. Co-Captains Herb Williams and Doug Polanski led the Redcoats through their 81-82 season 102 — SPORTS BASKETBALL Sophomore Chris Loughlin adds a fast two points. Sophomore Bob Mayer drives off the pick for a lay up. SPORTS BASKETBALL - 103 SENIOR Senior senyer noun la. A student with higher standing or rank. b. a student in the year preceding graduation from a school. 2. Senior adjective 1. of or relating to seniors. Seniority sen-yor-at-e noun 1. The quality or state of being senior: priority. 2. privileged status attained by length of continuous service. Seniors seniority, colloquial: at Berlin High School 1. students with most priority. 2. young adults who want to thank all faculty and crew of Berlin High School for a wonderful four years. 104 Freshmen Freshman students began the year with great enthusiasm. The first major fund raiser was a profitable magazine drive. The freshmen then participated in the pep rally with the theme of “Buggs Bunny Cartoons.” Highlighting the year, initiation brought about an abundance of babies” and created a sense of belonging for the freshmen. Freshmen are left with the job of cleaning up after the senior farewell breakfast. Enthusiastic freshmen await the start of their first pep rally. As freshmen, students are overwhelmed by the enormity of the high school. Eric Larson. Kevin Milkey. and Steve Gibley await judgement at Senior Court. This group of freshmen enjoys the Girls’ League Dance. 106 - FRESHMAN YEAR Sophomore Year B. Alison Vigra seizes control of the ball during a game against Canton. D. Practice makes perfect for this band class. With a reliable group of class officers, the sophomores started off the year with a new sense of security. “The Wizard of Oz” was selected as the class theme for the pep rally. The sophomores’ major fund raiser was a candy sale. A The distinguished class officers include Steve Qbley, Seb Malespini. Lisa Lavigne, and Kevin Milkey, with class advisor Mr. Lariviere. C. Gen Rio prepares to set his opponent SOPHOMORE YEAR - 107 Junior Year Being Juniors is the closest thing to being at “the top.” This year, the class showed its school spirit with the theme of “Sesame Street” for the 1980 pep rally. Fund raisers included the sale of candy and miracle cloths, while students excitedly purchased their class rings. The major event, the Junior Prom, was held at the Aqua Turf in Southington, where all enjoyed the music of Oreo. Mike Anderson escorts junior attendant Katie McHale to the Homecoming Dance The class of ‘82 shows its emotions as Mr Galvin names the class of ’81 the winners at the pep rally. Mike Albert enjoys himself with his harem at the Homecoming Dance. Ellen Wallace and Janet Fagan look on as Lori Picard receives her National Honor Society award. Nancy Wetmore accepts the Redcoat Award from Coach Riccio. Juniors show off their class theme Sesame Street” during Spirit Week 108 - JUNIOR YEAR CLASS NOTICEABLES BEST LOOKING Rob Roch€ Lisa Lavigne Scott Allario CLASS WOLVES Toni Rosso Dean Spllka NICEST HAIR Donna Bartolucci Fran Rio NICEST EYES Laura D’Avanzo MOST CONTAGIOUS LAUGH Mark Berger Ellen Wallace Eric Larson NICEST SMILE Cindy Donnelly SENIORS - 109 CLASS NOTABLES MOST MUSICAL Chris Larson Laura Zappulla MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Seb Malespini Katie Me Hale MOST STUDIOUS Dave Cavanaugh Judy Olson ,1A CCMAI C Kelly Lamb MOST FRIENDLY Nancy LaPointe Scott Williams MOST ATHLETIC Randy Grasser MOST MECHANICAL Patty Deiwert Chris Kelleher CLASS NOTABLES CLASS CLOWNS Jean Quarello MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Steve Gibley Laurie Young MOST ARTISTIC Karen Masselle CLASS INDIVIDUALS Mike Keeling Leslie Samuels BEST ALL AROUND Seb Malesptni Katie McHale Jim Geremia SENIORS — 111 William H. Ackerman What’s so bad about Peace, Love and Understanding.” MEMORIES. Likes - Family and Relatives and Friends, Corvi ‘N’ Friends. Fill ‘N’ Friends. Dandy Don, John Stud. Wally — Pamps. Pre Drop-ins, Camping at G. Washington Mt.. The Cliffs, Music. “Lynyrd-Skynyrd , Foreigner, Labatt's, S.B. and Jr. Prom, The N.Y.G. DISLIKES — Two facers. Waking up AMBITION: See N.Y.G. In a Superbowl Mary Jean Agostini “Mar” Live for the joy of Today and the promise of Tomorrow MEMORIES: Skiing, my friends. Cheerleadtng. Greg H., My family, 3 13 81, the beach. Bline and Beth. 42. steamin, 7 4 81. Litewait, Snowman and Quimby, Blinded B4 South” Corn. 1 only said 2 words,” 11 18 78, Hamb, Europe ’80. B Fishn AMBITION: College. Happiness Leslie D. Ahlquist L. A. Woman Where have all the good times gone?” MEMORIES: Rainbows. Good times. Toni, Twin Sis. Dawn, Laurs, Jos. RH. Fran, MA. RR. Lou’s parties beach. Mts. snow, laughs, HC80-1. JR. Prom, The guys, Art. Seger, Doors. Kinks, Apr. Va., crickets, coachin, V£'s, NYE80. NYD81, 9 25, Sr. Ball. 10 9 Dislikes - Step 5, DML. Backstabbers AMBITION: Be the next Goldie Hawn Dawn Marie Albert “Dawners” “Anywhere’s a better place to be. MEMORIES: Likes — Good times. Jackie, good friends, family, The Lennehans, beach. BC of ’82. HC80. 12 27-80 Coachin', Parties, NYE80. JrP, Schwinn Le Tour, SrB. Seger, Geils, Beatles. DJL, Go for It!, Kilo, Field Hockey, weekends Dislikes — cold hearts, Pinocchk), 2 faced people, headgames, lushes AMBITION To see what meets the eye Emil Michael Albert Live everyday of your life, and love everyday that you live. MEMORIES: Likes - My family, “The brew crew of 82,” Laura. Rob, Wendy, Toni, LA. Rich, Cindy, Jim, etc., April Vacation 81.” Newport, all nighters, Toni's cottage. Mores, my room. 10 9 80, Rumple Mintz AMBITION: To understand Laura D. Scott Allario Firpo Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed.” MEMORIES: Brew crew of '82, football season, the Merc MX. all nighters. 68, tackle behind line, Seger. Blood brothers, camping, class of '81. Big Lou. my nose. 1:45, Laur D.. Bauchman. Dislikes — Jocks, Henry B.. murder week, school code step 4 AMBITION: Machinist, travel, be happy akur a liar 112-SENIORS John P. Amenta “Yuk” “Ride feist and die old MEMORIES: likes — Initiation, smoke out 78, Olln park. Kegs, before school, MaryAnn 81, E.B.V.D., the EB crew, 4 wheelers, Harley‘s. hunting, fishing, the wilderness, cards, kegs, bars, Miller. Bud. the log cabin, Nova army, winter, football staying young, Gramps Dislikes — working, stuckup chicks, rednecks, swets, raggy teachers, getting old, pollution AMBITION: To become famous Janice Ellen Anderson Jon Rejoicing in the differences, there's no one just like me, yet as different as we are. we’re still the same.” MEMORIES: Flame. Roger’s Lake, water and snow skiing, horses, Mrs. Pepper’s, track, sailing, Elmwood Ski League, bicycling, Saturday nights with my friends, W.S. 7 23 81, Jasmine, V.W.'s, 6 30 79, Sissy AMBITION: college Michael L. Anderson “Andy “The secret of happiness is, be content with what you've got so get enough MEMORIES Likes - Sum mer '81, Kevin, Vermont, Peaked. G and T, skiing, Ludlow, Stowe 1-0, baseball, J.B.. L and G, Le Car. road trips at 12:30, concerts. Clapton, Dylan, parties, weekends Dislikes — Mon day mornings, homework, not enough snow, Yankees AMBITION: to get out of life what I put into it Paul Joseph Anderson Science is a first-rate piece of furniture for a man’s upper chamber, if he has common sense on the ground-floor.” Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. MEMORIES: Chemistry with Dr. Furhman Have also enjoyed Biology and Algebra II AMBITION: chemist, physicist, or engineer; U-Conn or MIT Karen Ann Andrukiewicz What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. MEMORIES: Likes -California, summer of 81, Homecoming ’80. beach, my family, all my friends, cheerleading, weekends, guitar. Bula, K bye. grab bag, I’m not lyin’, sunsets Dislikes — goodbyes. Mondays AMBITION: Business Administration Sandra AnnMarie Arute Sam” The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt within the heart. MEMORIES: Likes - art. painting, my friend, my family, weekends, the Stones, football games, snowstorms, “the Tank, Mr Britt, the beach. Mort’s class Dislikes — interruptions, per. 7, goodbyes AMBITION: college, happiness. success Are Dean Clemens, Kevin Cyr, John Amenta, Randy Grasser, Bruce Whitehill, and Gary Haman saying that “We don’t need no education?” amen- a rut 113— SENIORS Kenneth John Asal “Samoan” “You know you got it whei it makes you feel good. J Joplin MEMORIES: Likes — card with Rod. Doug and Nonr golf team, wrestling, skliru who jokes. 17th hole, Bet stuff, Mets, Dave an Mookie, Miami, Cefalo, Ast Inc., Vince and Pat, Mom an Dad, Doors. Stones. Tube Springsteen Dislikes -10 2 80, 9 17 81 AMBITION W W F heavyweight champ Diana Elizabeth Aziz “Beauty is power; a smile is its sword ” MEMORIES: those guys. Chapin. Myrtle. Volleyball, Softball, C 45. A D (in flan nel), cuz P. Nance's Bargains. Manager, Les, J. B.. “oops,” 3 B’s, Muriel, my folks. S.O.S.. B.C., The White House. Parciak’s. Mr and Mrs D, jellybeans. Hardy, 6. N.G. AMBITION: P Therapy, to buy a Baldwin Todd J. Barbera “Toad “War is Peace, Ignorance is Strength, Freedom is Slavery.” MEMORIES: Likes — sailing, music, band trips. Vt. scuba diving. Ferarris. Kathy, summer '81, beach, skiing, swimming AMBITION: sail around the world Donna L. Bartolucci “Time waits for no one. It really doesn’t matter much to me, I know the best of times are timeless you’ll see. MEMORIES: Likes - SAL. 6 22 80, weekends at Mis-quamicut, the apartment. Gatsby’s. Fredi, Koko-Bird, 9 23 81, Mom B’s, Rob. Sophie, nights out with the girls Dislikes — being broke, stood up, nothing to do on weekends AMBITION: to go into my own business Elizabeth A. Barton “Lizard” “Life is a one way trip, so GO FOR IT!” MEMORIES: Likes - THE CLASS OF ’82. D M. and very special times shared, the islands, freshmen year, 6 19 81, Bermuda, Brew Crew. Party at Donnelly’s, hey Fred!, Gram and Gramps. 4 19 81, M and D, Senior Ball. All my friends and all the great times we’ve had; Thanks! AMBITION let the good times roll! Ruth E. Bentley A bird can soar because he takes himself lightly.” MEMORIES: Summer COACH. MBK. PHS, DC s. Bermuda ’81, The Boat, erch, midnight Doors trips. COSMOS (the early days), (the) Journey (to), NJ weekends, evidently that’s nothing, GLD’s, Mom. RASS. NYS weeks. Urgent. Dad — 12 26 79 AMBITION: to get away from It all and enjoy life N Sse-ben 114 - SENIORS Mark Stephan Berger I’ve made myself a way of life on tomorrows.” MEMORIES Likes — Mom. Sue. DM. RB. Goof. The Laurs. L A Woman. Flrpo, GH. K.C., Lou's Cottage, Brew Crew of '82. Chevelle SS. Budwelser, The Norseman Dislikes — Monday morn mgs. rainy days, hangovers AMBITION to leave this world with more than I came into it with Susan L Bisaccla Do not follow where the path may lead Go. instead, where there is no path and leave a trail ” MEMORIES: Goof Nights. Styx concert. Canoeing, Wassals. 3rd lunch, Garbo's cat. Rhode Island. Freebird. Camping. Florida. A fly, but that’s O K .“Burn out the Night AMBITION To enjoy life to the Fullest Sharon Joan Blankenburg Munch If endings symbolize beginnings, shouldn't the goodbyes be easier? MEMORIES Likes - family. Brew Crew of '82. Mr G.. Barton parties, quarter for 5. Hukelau. coughing with Cindy. Don's making me laugh. Colour Guard, Bermuda, Changing subjects Dislikes — Van Halen, headaches AMBITION Nursing James Bolles Yimmy Where you come from is not nearly important as where you are going.” MEMORIES: The Cross Country team, B H.S., night Band. Second guessing the band director. Doc, Gold pintos, 10 31 80, Wendy and friends. AMBITION: Sanitation Engineer Lisa J Bonaker “I may be a dreamer but I'm not the only one MEMORIES Likes — Gig; Aug 13, 1981, Camping. Vacations, Weekends, Partying. My Family and Friends, Brialee’s Best. Roadtrips, Stones, Doors Dislikes - Mondays. Goodbyes. Rain, Homework. Diets. Unsure Feelings AMBITION Live each day as it happens. Be Happy Robert M Bresch Walk softly but carry a big stick. MEMORIES: Likes - Rock and Roll, good times. BC of '82. The Devil. Fall. The Goof. MicGrugan. High Rd., Frank Zappa. ZZ Top. Fountainhead. 58 Pan Head. HD’s, wine and women Dislikes - BHS. BS. Little girls. AC DC, Punk Rock, diesal, Saturday mornings, pushy people AMBITION: to sail and ride my Harley burg-bresh SENIORS — 115 Brian Brown “For long you live and high you fly and smiles you give and tears you’ll cry, and all you touch and all you see, is all your life will ever be.” MEMORIES: Junior study, Senior Court, chemistry with Dr. Fuhrman, Comp I with Warbs, architecture with Mr. Recor AMBITION: college, electrical engineering Daniel J. Bukowski Dan-o” MEMORIES: smokin’ lounge, pts., King Dubie and his court Jesters, nice fresh women, not teachers, to love mom and dad forever AMBITION: to live long and be happy Lynn W. Bukowski “The road ahead is unknown, but the memories behind are unforgettable. MEMORIES: Likes — Bruno, 2-14-81. good times, sunsets, full moons, Kathy, Kenny, Loma, Maria, and all my friends, Mom and Dad, Wendy and Tom, R, S, and S, weekends, summer, A.A., the beach, wfa? Dislikes — Goodbyes, unhappiness AMBITION: To be happy and make all of my dreams come true. Charlene Rose Calderone “Char” “Live for today, learn from yesterday, dream of tomorrow.” MEMORIES: Likes - my friends. D.B. M.F.L., smiles, road trips, Mr G. and Warbs, frosh yr., Seger!, tennis, laughs. 9 80, my sister. West Conn., Jr. Pr. ’79, “Blinded B-4 South!,” ooh baby!” Dislikes — Mon. mornings, goodbyes, tears, cliques!, diets, fake people AMBITION: college, a file full of happiness Scott William Calderone “Caldie” “Give life the best you’ve got — it brings on sound sleeping. MEMORIES: ELLEN. 4 11 80, 15, baseball. 4 25 81, Harveys, candy, muffy, Coach B., Mom, Dad, Tom. Gail, Mrs. W.. skiing. LS, Dianne, Pate, Bubble Runs, NH MM, wingos, sleepouts AMBITION: College Sara Candela “Sara “Me gusta mucho estar en Berlin. Los Estados Umdos son muy bonitos. MEMORIES: Favorite People — “Yoyo, Jerilyn. Cindy, Teresa. Louanne, Favorite Things — crafts, cooking, writing to Peru, Espanol IV, Business Math AMBITION: Medical Secetary ' brau-kan 116-SENIORS Roxanne K. Carlson “Rox To live your life in your own way ... to reach for the goals you have set for yourself .. to be the you that you want to be — that is success and happiness.” MEMORIES: my friends” and the times together, ASMS. DC.. Va.. C.G., leaves, sshh. P H.S., queen, JrPr. lunch, the business, band, the beach, red AMBITION: college, hap- piness. success David J. Cavanaugh “Nice guys finish last . . MEMORIES The phone calls, keys, keys, and more keys, J.W., The underground printing operation. T.H. — The Source. TRS80. “The older woman. the computer file, my '71 Nova AMBITION: To find a cute blonde in L.A. Ann Mane Christiana Annie” If I lost something 1 loved, it was never mine to begin with. MEMORIES: Likes — Doobie Brothers. Doors, SDR R . 2 1 82. Rosata. partying. S M , money Dislikes — Jocks. Two Guys, hurting people, people who try to be something they’re not AMBITION To be rich and successful in life. Sylvie Manon Chamberland A smile is the whisper of a laugh. MEMORIES CO.. L.S., N.E., K.C.. Mr. Bruni, chorus, rock V roll jumps, the Sylvie dance, Colleen's hellos and good-byes, Nancy’s driving, Leah's inhale attacks, N.Y.C., the 4 tones, mello-yello, M R. Darth Vader, Seers, rollerskating, and concerts. “Leah-later!,” “silly me!” AMBITION to be a cosmetologist and beautician Timothy Civall King Dube If the ocean was whiskey and I was a duck I'd swim to the bottom and never come up. MEMORIES: sklnmut, Karen. Dave AMBITION: To the top Dean R. Clemens Beaner To complete my journey through space and time. MEMORIES: Likes - brew crew of 82. skiing, backpack ing, rock 'n roll, my family. Harleys, burritoes, snow. The Wall. Zeppelin. Hendrix, weekends. R I. beaches, hunting, house parties Dislikes rednecks, warm beer. rain, people who are tight, BHS. having no money AMBITION: to travel and see the world in the back country karl-klem 117 - SENIORS Louise Anne Colamussi Lou Anne “Every individual has a place to fill in the world, and is important, in some respect, whether he chooses to be so or not. MEMORIES: good times with T.W., attendance '80 with E.W , pep rally 80-81, J A 79-80 with S.K., media club 80-82, Las Vegas 77. Berlin Junior Bowling League, Magson Uniform Co., Weezy AMBITION: college Kathleen Marie Conlon Kathy Climb every mountain, ford every stream, follow every byway, ’til you find your dream” MEMORIES NSF, GJ. Mega. Yeeha!, Homework?, Lori, Y.C.A.H.A.S., Friends, Big kids and little kids, Cape Cod, Duck Pond, What are you doing?, Frankie. AMBITION: To go to college, get a job, and own a house in Wellfleet — happiness. Diane Marie Cook “The future is not certain and the end is always near. MEMORIES: Likes - Billy Squire, summer of 81, good times with my friends, memories, rock ’n roll, Florida, and my family Dislikes — disco, stuck up jocks, accidents, and school lunches AMBITION to get ahead in the world, and make all my dreams come true Michele Aline Cosgrove For it matters not how small the beginning may seem to be What is once well done is done forever” H. D. Thoreau MEMORIES: class of 80, May 30, seven, French, music, snow, autumn, VW, Cape Cod, beach, West, endless summer . . . AMBITION: to carry on . . . Carleen Cote “Car It takes both rain and sun to make a rainbow. MEMORIES: Likes - the Laurs and all my friends, ma and dad. Key West 81, good times with the crew. per. 3 study, camping, riding, skiing, Jessica Dislikes — get ting up in the morning, rainy days, snotty people AMBITION: college, travel Donald Criniti Don Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build. MEMORIES: Camp Berger, 3-13-80, reservoir, 4 wheeling in the B.G., E.B. pool 81. poolhopping, corn is high. SB’s laugh. N.Y.C., Journey, beach parties, it’s been real, oh my. that’s what she said, E. beach, skiing, hails nails, hey Larry, just kidding, Hu-Ke-Lau AMBITION: Business Adm. kal-krin 118-SENIORS Sophie Cyganik Bubbles MEMORIES: leaving N.B.H. 9-79, the Volvo, Dee's metallic smile, Donna’s crafty ways, boys’ locker room, meeting the guys, Farm Ave Pizza, J.N., the lake, Califor nia 8-81, spig newtons, Lawtor St., old buddies — Beth, Yo. Pam, B M. kegs. Gloyd noodle. Brutice, yard jockey roe AMBITION: have fun, money, and guys Kevin Cyr Kev “Thanks for the memories, but I wouldn't want to do it again MEMORIES: Likes: Fri. nights. Bud. playing pool, the Beach. B.C. of 82. Seger, Triumphs. Motto-x races, Maine. D.H., 4x4. 1005. Family Dislikes Over protec live mothers, warm beer. Flashing blue lights, two faced people. Rednecks, rainy days and Mondays AMBITION: To be wealthy, retire early and travel Sophie Cyganik, Donna Bartolucci, and Sandy Oliver have a few minutes to spare before football practice. Sheila M D’Addabbo Those who see the invisible can do the impossible.' MEMORIES: true friends. DC.. L.P., M.J.A.. KM. M S., adventures with Kat, unshines, sailing, Field Hockey, my family, skiing, road trips, getting lost, rainy days, the phone, P.S., laughing. V.W.’s, Okemo, weekends Jonathan W Daley Jon It is hard to say what is impossible, the dreams of yesterday are the hopes of today and the realities of tomorrow MEMORIES: All my friends, the beach, skiing. Susie, 7 25 81, Summer. Elmers, Larry. Peter. George, the road. Likewise, my family AMBITION College. Business Laura Nicola D’Avanzo We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking up at the stars MEMORIES: Likes: My family and David, Jeff, The Brew Crew of 82, Diane, Wen dy, Mike. Rob, Scottybabe, Dawners, The Pretenders, Italy, V.t., snakes, dirt bikes. S.P., J.C., Amy. my car Dislikes: Wen, that disease is back again!!. Heartbreaks AMBITION: Travel, be happy Glenn Allen Davis P. S. I. Davis Think nothing of it. MEMORIES Willow Brooke Park, the Tower. Timmy Sauce, miller time. Deephouse equipment. Ron Freer, the dog Sam,” Boof, and '68 dodge. 383 Fords, Gary. Boss 302, Deb, S.K.F.D. AMBITION: Diesel Mechanic ’sig-d5v 119— SENIORS Frank J. DeFelice •Butch MEMORIES: Likes: Kim L., partying with friends, football. Miller Beer. I.A. classes Dislikes: warm beer, not having money, school Patty F. DeGasperis “Trlsh MEMORIES: Likes: John “75, all my friends, all night parties, 6-26-81 to 6-28-81, P.T., J.M., going camping. SD.. RR. 30-81, S.M.. Canada, Doors. E.P. Dislikes: Jocks, T.G., Rainy Days AMBITION: working with kids and getting married Gregory Owen Dehm “Greg” Look forward to the future, but always remember the past. MEMORIES: Likes: My family, all my friends. Good times in my high school years, New York Yankees. Frank's Inn, Elmers, Beach parties, Junior Prom, snowy winters Dislikes: snotty people, homework, hangovers, dirty car AMBITION: To lead a happy life. College, business Patty Ann Detwert Patsey One long pull to the top of the mountain now, one long pull and we're into the sky, so many miles I can’t count ’em now, oh, let me fly — to the sky.” MEMORIES: THANKS DAD and MOM. RICH. 10-2-81. 10-17-81, ETWR, Deb and Mark, The Gang. GYM NASTIC TEAM. GTWD, my friends, BS. USA, Timm., DW78-?, Love ya Rich! Dislikes. She’s my little baby, 9 14 80 AMBITION: hairdressing Debra Sue Dennis Debbie “It is not how much we have, but how much we en-foy, that means happiness. MEMORIES: all my friends, my family, Florida ’81. summer of ’81. field hockey, basketball, softball. 16, all my coaches, Pat Benatar, talks w Sue, Big Sis, the Cape, lunch w Anne, beach, weekends Dislikes — decisions, good byes AMBITION: college, happiness Robyn Ann DePianta “Do more than exist — live!” MEMORES: my family, all my friends, D.R.D., Sunday Sundaes. Doobie Brothers, Beth, P and D, Virginia. Junior Prom. Senior Ball, colour guard, football season, muzzy, sunny days, the beach, Smmer of 81, week ends, winter and snow AMBITION: college and success d5f-d5p 120 — SENIORS Sharon A. Dombkowski Shar “Today may beautiful things happen to you.” MEMORIES Likes — my family. MM, L.J.. D.P.. G M , and all my friends, WW. 8 14 81. 8 29 81. animals, muffy, sunsets, sum mer of ’81. my big Bro, good times with my friends, Thanx Mom and Dad DISLIKES having to wake up early, cruelty to animals. AMBITION college. Medical Secretary Cynthia Donnelly Cindy” You should above all things be glad and young For if you’re young, whatever life you wear it will become you: and If you are glad whatever’s living will yourself become “ MEMORIES: good times with my friends, White Rabbit, summers in Westbrook, all-nighters. Brew Crew of ’82, Okemo, B C with a twist, parties June Marie Dorbuck “Like true natures' child, we were born; bom to be wild MEMORIES Likes — Phil. 9 18 81, 9 24 81. Elwood and Jake. Mike, per 5 study, rollerskating. The Doors, car toons. Wildwood, N.J.. Berlin Fair ’82. summer. Lights. Joe, Mark. AC DC. causing trouble Dislikes Mondays, decisions, goodbyes, waking up early, U.S. History, waiting Wayne P. Dottor Glberto Everything you believe is true” MEMORIES: football, steakfest. 63, Barron, Pat, Johnny R., Mr. U S A , Milks, Stud. Jim, Eric, Gomer, Bub-ba, Dan P., Pro wrestling, Ar chie Bunker, weightlifting, sports, football. Coach P., Stones, Dawkins Dislikes — smoking, popping, tube, exaggerating Larry Duberek Big Lar “It s only Rock n Roll MEMORIES: Junior Prom, going down to Mr Matthews office, freshmen initiation. Aviation class with Mrs. Chichester AMBITION to have a successful life, and have a good time doing it. I want to be able to get up in the morning without regretting going to work. Daniel Edward Durkee Durks “Work and play are words used to describe the same thing under differing conditions.” MEMORIES: Cheryl. Rick, hoop, tennis. Junior Prom, summer league hoop, Martha’s Vineyard, J.J., my family. 30. Misty, 76ers, Stones, the beach, late nights, John’s laugh. L.F. AMBITION: to become a professional tennis player Danny Long. Ted Wish. Dan Bukowski, and George Psillas hang around in the BHS parking lot for a while after a hard day’s work. dumdurk SENIORS — 121 Janet M. Fagan Sis “Only those who risk going too far can possibly find how far they can go.” MEMORIES: wench, Likes — Jen, Tot, my friends, good times, laughter, rock, Freebird, ASMS, 66 Chevelle, monga pig, B-boob Dislikes — jocks, preps, being called short, tears, sadness, good-byes AMBITION: to be happy, have a good time and keep on laughing Thomas R. Erkson Toke Life is but a merry-go-round, It has Its ups and downs. MEMORIES: Draks. Fibinochi, Roy Bachie” Bauchman, smoking lounge. The Wall, 3rd lunch, brew crew of 82, mom. people Dawn, Dutch AMBITION: mechanic Paula M. Eshoo Munchkin Prula” “So before we end and then begin. I’ll drink a toast to how it's been. I've loved these days.” MEMORIES: special friends. Sly, family. Brutus, pep-peroni pizza, Billy Joel, Billy Squler, Styx, smiles, laughter, thunderstorms, woman, calm your buns, CA-QD. AFL, GHTTOYL. tense, tennis. Toy Sun, Nigel. MGLD AMBITION: Grow to reach five feet!! Philip A. Ferraguto “Phil” “The foundation of success is built upon ambition, desire, and effort ” MEMORIES: Diane, 3 15 80, Football, Coach P., 54. Steakfests, Archie, pro wrestling, Mr and Mrs. T., Parties at Mike's, beach, my stall. The Baron, my friends. Mom and Dad AMBITION College Louis J. Fiducia Lou “Live one day at a time because that’s how they come. MEMORIES: ”Kim 10 20 81, N Y. Yankees. Playing horse with K.P., Rac quetball, Fran, Hellions, Pauli, Druff, Scooter. Greg, Lisa 1 and 2. Coach P. and Hoggs. Class of ’82, Mrs. Valentino, Andy's parties. Kegs, and Mrs Murphy AMBITION: Play Baseball xirk-fid 122 - SENIORS Cheryl Kramer, Paula Eshoo, Ellen Wallace, and Scott Calderone are sure to make it to the World Series. John Ferrero “Life’s been good to me so far. MEMORIES: The Wall 82. The crowd, summer of 81, B.J., MG midget, overcrowded cars,Saturday nights, kegs, grainers, freshman, welcome day . . . AMBITION: Make money. Michelle Audrey Fischer Mish” ‘‘Take only memories; leave only footprints” MEMORIES: Likes — MICHAEL. 4 10 80, my family, roses. The Stones, summer, beach, JH. MW, old and new friends, the Paul's, midnight rendezvous, concerts. killer babies. Calif., Fla . Wanna what?. Squish, being different, G, Folia? Dislikes — good byes, tears, fights, my temper, close calls, potato chips AMBITION: Mike. S, happiness Michelle Fischer, Laura Tillman, and Kim White seat themselves in the smoking lounge while Mary Alice Walowski and Janice Hall look on. Kenneth D. France “Ken” “Something is only challenging when you cannot do it Once you’ve done it, it isn't a challenge anymore. MEMORIES: Where’s Jim? Who's Dead?, Sat. nights, closed parties, summer 81, Vt skiing. M D. 81 at R.N., preppies, 10 31 80, 3 13 81. G.G., A.F.. J.P., L.T., A G. Dislikes — Fake people, 6:00 A M . Mondays AMBITION: College. Success Lynn Marie Fushillo ‘‘Ld” “Remember yesterday, dream of tomorrow, but live for today.” MEMORIES: Steve. Lie, S.S., D.F., Martha, Kathy, Dee, Ellen, Mary. 16-17. Bren. Pat AMBITION: To make a million dollars a month James Stephen Fusco Jim “It is better to have tried and failed than not to have tried at all.” MEMORIES Likes - Cindy, All my friends, All right then. My family, S.M., Football. 12, Steakfests. Coach P., S.S.T Rebel. Bud.” The Band. Theo veterans. R.I Beaches, C.P., Let’s go, 23, Gibbs. Rug, Fitz. All the good times. Jr prom Dislikes — losing, big decisions AMBITION: to be happy and successful Joan T. Gabes “Joannie “Live your life to its fullest while you’re still young.” MEMORIES: Sam. 25. my brother, M.B. 74. Lake George, Cape Cod, J.H., initiation. R.R., S.M., J.A., C.M., the guys at the beach, football games. S.W., my little brother Ethan. M.C., J.G., 2nd attendant at Junior Prom, Lynn. Danny Ejdys, September 6, ’81; Jeff B. AMBITION: to major in ex ecutive secretarial and word processing, and also to be happy! fish-g5bz 123 — SENIORS James D. Gaffney Goofney I have clinched up close with the Naked North. I have learned to defy and defend. Shoulder to shoulder we have found it out — yet the wild must win in the end. MEMORIES: Likes - Brew Crew of ’82. Laura, Bud, rock and roll, weekends. The High Road Crew, Lou’s and Mountains Dislikes — stuck-up people, rules, the step system, good byes, school buses, and show offs Germaine T. Galvin ‘•Geri Don't question why she needs to be so free, she'll tell you it's the only way to be. MEMORIES: great times w Lisa, NT.. Duxbury, Halloween. B.T’s, vettes, Doobie. beach, Jesse, campin'. gymnastics. Listen Bucko.” Boston trip. N.Y.C., SRO, my beam, summer, Gonzo AMBITION catch my dreams before they slip away Laura M. Gelmini “Laur Every day I learn a bit more. I don't know why but I do know what for. MEMORIES: Likes — CHRIS, all my friends. M and Dad. The Beach, Adven tures with N.D., The Fall, sleep. Out to dinner with Chris, sailing Dislikes — getting up in the morning, saying goodbye, crowds AMBITION: nursing school James H. Geremia If you want something, go for it! MEMORIES 400 gang. E. Tim, Steve. Britt. Sue, Dan. Mikes’s house. N.H. Wilgus. wipe-out, Beautiful girls, scruff. The Park AMBITION: to be an artist Stephen M. Gibeley Gibbs “The meaning of life is not simply to exist, to survive, but to move ahead, to go up, to achieve, to conquer. MEMORIES: Parties at Mike’s Likes — Archie Bunker. Theo Veterans, pumpin’ iron. Valerie Bertinelli, 18. 19 maybe even a dozen. Mr. USA. Dislikes — irresponsibility and losing AMBITION: college and success Amy Elizabeth Glennon Aimzie “What is essential is invisible to the eye. MEMORIES: Likes My family, Dennis. Mary Alice. Carrie. Mary. Ken, Geri. Chris. Peter, I P . C K . Ken's parties, 10 9 81. GH. music, General High School, piano, writing Dislikes — Latin II, oboe solos AMBITION: to fight for truth, justice, and the American way 'gaf • glen 124 - SENIORS Joseph K. Gontarz Joe” Time flies like an arrow, bu! fruitflies like a banana. MEMORIES: Penguins, Holy Mackerel, cards. Octoberfest '80. Fugly, Search, the gang, skiing. NH. C.Y.O., Spot the Octopus, Chris, good times, and Celia Frost AMBITION Probowlers Tour ’87 Eleona M Gorneault Lou Ask me no questions. I'll tell you no lies. MEMORIES: Likes — Jeff, basketball, softball, partying in the pines. 6 12 81. all my friends. Mr Parciak, Lynn, Bev.. D.F., partying with Nancy per 4. Black Sabbath. Rush. Blue Oyster Cult Dislikes — school steps, stuck up people AMBITION go to school and live a happy life Carmela Maria Gozzo Mel The moment may be temporary but the memory is forever MEMORIES: my friends, Mac. Jr Prom. Scott, my family. 5 16 81. Cynthia, 13, Anne’s rambles. Italy, Sue, Summer of '81. Virginia, L.Z., my coaches, volleyball, basketball, tennis, G.P , lollipops, beach, Mauro and friends, smiles, weekends, and the good times. AMBITION happiness and success Cynthia Ann Graham Cindi It is the springtime of my lovin, the second season I’m to know you are the sunlight in my growin so little warmth I felt before. MEMORIES: Likes - STAN. Chevelles. Va. beach, summer ’80. 2 14 81, all my friends, family, the Doors, 10 31 80, F250, camping, PEOPLES Dislikes — goodbyes, rain, liars. 7 21 81 AMBITION secretary, a life with Stan Randy Grasser Kevin A. Gronback “Hard Guy” Everything In life happens only once Do not be a fool by wasting your only chance. MEMORIES: Likes - Vermont. Andy, my friends, baseball, football. 5, G C. gambling, summer ’81. Paulie, steakfests, taking chances, road trips, impulse actions, dreaming, going out Dislikes — losing, being bored AMBITION: success and happiness gont-gron SENIORS - 125 Debra Ann Grzybek Deb” MEMORIES: Likes — Joe, 5 25 81, my Pontiac, Eagles. Amy and Kelly, beaches, kegs. Vo Ag Crew, “Oh no I’m outta gas, “I gotta laugh.“ Al. Dom, “It’s a go” Dislikes — T.G., stuck up people AMBITION to live a happy and full life Janice L. Hall Oh to live on Sugar Mountain.” MEMORIES: Likes - BRUCIE. 5 14. vega. phs. KA, CH. MA. squish, friends, vettes, D and D. M and DH, B and JW. sunsets, clouds, Teddy Bear, ketchup, Z2 Top. mustangs, lightning, ridin' that train . Dislikes — dark, potato chips, cliques, old jokes, dead animals, the system AMBITION school. BRUCIE. to find Sugar Mt and life beyond Gary P. Haman You only live as long as life lets you, so you have to find a way to beat the system.” MEMORIES: Likes - sum mer, Maine, skiing. K.M, girls, money, bikes. Mopars. Beaner. B.C of ’82. parties, friends Dislikes — warm beer, rednecks, working, Cubans, Russians, war. stuck up jocks, school food AMBITION to see the world while it’s still here Mary Esther Hanson To thine ownself be true, and it must follow as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man .’’ MEMORIES: Silver Lake. Cosmic. celebration, Kari. Gumby. Nephew Robin, P.F., It’s so heavy!, F W E. V8. Mr Spaceman. 10 16 81. Rock a-thon AMBITION: to get anything I want at Alice's Restaurant Todd C. Harris Anything in life worth having is worth working for! MEMORIES: Beak. Chi. NRHL, lighting, foolish, donuts. D.B. - “RHEENT. Bubbles “B. studio A. Carina.” Wang. KLOT. Scag,” Big Guy. RJH. Schack, mice, Doc. WERB, Iguana?, Warbs, DMND-DRDLNSCS, Fudge!, Video!!” AMBITION: to become the highest paid electrical engineer in the U.S.A. Kevin M Heffernan Jake Blues You have only failed when you have failed to try. MEMORIES: cruising in the Blues’ mobile. Senior Court, period 5. second lunch wave. June’s nails. Glenn’s laugh. Mike’s gobstoppers and chew, woofit, and my brother Elwood Blues AMBITION: to be a communications expert 'griz-hef 126 — SENIORS Mark A Holmes Holmsie Imagination was given to a man to compensate him for what he is not; a sense of humor, to console him for what he is. MEMORIES: Bev, Emil Gang, Nestor. Tarca's Likes football. Coach P., 60. Bud, Stones. Townsend Mom. my stall. K.P., Paulie. Reggie. Steakfests, wrestling. Archie Dislikes — losing, waking up, killer REO AMBITION CPA Cheryl House Look to the future and not to the past to find those things you want to make last ” MEMORIES: Summer, my friends. DM. B I . DCs. GHT TOYL. PHS. GLD'S, the boat. Cosmos (when we were). MB s. 10 13 79 AB, the best of times with Shar and Ruth AMBITION Hope I die before I get old Steve Jalbert Lori L. Johnson Lor Life should be led by the feelings of within, not by the words of others. MEMORIES Likes - Sum mer of 81. all my friends, the whole crew. Glen. Amodios'. Partying. Rock and Roll. Rhode Island. The Fall. Colorado. G.M., Tonya. 10 3 81 Dislikes — Not knowing. Goodbyes, nosy people AMBITION COLORADO. Business School. Career David Jorsey, II Shoes Sailing through the night and seeing the morning light MEMORIES EB Crew. Cape Cod. B.H.S., St. Thomas. U S V I. Likes - EBVFD. E B Crew. Cape Cod. Sail ing. Fords, rock climbing, scuba, my boat, parties Dislikes — stuck-up people AMBITION: merchant marine Steven Henry Juengst Steve It is nofso much what you believe in that matters, as the way in which you believe in it, and translate that belief into action MEMORIES: radio station, private pizza parties, nights out with the boys, vocabulary lists. DXing on 11 meters. Ford Maverick. Rap sessions with R.H. AMBITION Electrical Engineering holm- ’jung SENIORS - 127 Michael Thomas Keezing “Sing and rejoice, fortune is smiling on you.” MEMORIES: Clowns. TMSC. Ragged Mtn., Art, Science. Tim, Brian, the folks and everyone, Ben and Rob, hello?, Mrs. Wellwood!, Climbing, stargazing, thinking, singing, great unrest. No boredom, please. AMBITION: Personal perfection Christopher Lawrence Kelleher “Killer” “The More You Gve. The More You Will Receive. MEMORIES. Likes - Mom. Dad, Karen, All my family and friends. Julie, Coach D.( Coach P.. Skiing on snow. VT 81-82, Football, The Dead Show 81. Rock ad Roll, Class of ’82, Hiking, Fishing with Rich. Mike s Room. 1000 Islands 81. WASSEL. Out-doors. Winter, Jr. Prom AMBITION: To enjoy life always, to be excellent Susan Marie Killius “Sue” “So tomorrow. Come what may. I’ve got to live for today. MEMORIES: Likes - per. 5 stdy. senior court, Woofits, My friends, Texas 81, rollerskating, horses, weekends, cowboys and drummers Dislikes — Chorus updates. Good-byes, not having money when I need it AMBITION To be successful in all that I do 1 Richard Terrance Kiniry Dick “It just doesn't matter.” MEMORIES: Party crew of '82. Toni, Rob, Mike and his room. Junior Prorr.. Snow, Skiing, Campouts, Fishing with Chris. Franny, Football, drive-ins, Newport Gary Joseph Knopf “Take care of those you call your own and keep good company.” MEMORIES: the Camino. Chevies, the gang, D, J, B, J. B, 350’s, beach trips, need a ride?,” 3rd lunch shows, Styx, Journey, W.D stops, cruising, driving lessons with S and C. Mic. Miller, Mel’s and Warb's classes, CH, FWE, “77” “78,” long holeshots AMBITION: ??? Robert F. Konicki “Bob” MEMORIES: Friends, good times, ladies and teachers AMBITION: to be successful in the electronics field 'kez-Ka n 128 — SENIORS Martin David Kosakowski “Ztagy” “Big Time MEMORIES: OMEGA 4x4, ford. 428. 350’s. Mr Plonters ‘81, cruizing the Pike, smoke shows. MIC. Big Mouths, The Gang. Pat Benatar, camping trips, Suzuki PE 175, skiing, littel Sam. ZZ Top, 3rd lunch shows Dtsiikes flashing blue lights, missing gears. Blown PE's. Blown shifter’s AMBITION U.S. Air Force David Leo Kowalczyk “Follow your own shadow or you will never see the light ” MEMORIES Canada. L.P . beach, weekends, parties, guns, all-nighters, hunting, fishing, traveling, ski V.T. Killington. friends, Daytona, beer, hiking, kayaking, scoring. rock and roll AMBITION to make the most of life, to be happy Cheryl A Kramer Cher “I shall pass thru this world once. Any good I can do or any kindness I can show to any human being, let me do it now Let me not defer or neglect it for I shall not pass this way again. MEMORIES: 5 30 80. beating the system. El’s laugh, class ’80 and '81. veg, eh shud up. band, shallow people, 's. 12 30 80. diamonds AMBITION: Let nothing pass me by Susan Jane Kucharczyk Sue “It is sad to say good bye but sadder still if it had never been ” MEMORIES: all my friends, my family, summer of 81, 3 13 81. BBB. Mels’ beach — we must have got lost, basketball, all my coaches. Reasons, 14. Annes’ rambles, ding dong ditch, 7 4 81, crackers, Virginia, weekends, bye AMBITION college, to be happy and successful Kelly Killeen Lamb “Take your time, think a lot. think of everything you’ve got for you will still be here tommorrow, but your dreams may not.” MEMORIES: Mom and Dad. Matt. 2 27 81, Mr Hall. 2 14 81. Louie, R.I., sports. D A . JR. M A . Di. M.N., Who. 3 1 81!, sleeping in late, Bill and Deb, Parciak, coach, talks w Barton, hiking. life AMBITION: to dunk a basketball Nancy Lee LaPointe Nanc “The best and the most beautiful things in this world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt with the heart MEMORIES: Billy -6 7 81. Hawaii 81,” California “81, my family. Dorty, Felise. K. Bert. Ken W , Cape Cod with the K’s, L.P., CM.. Annette. D’s. P D , Kim, skiing, and laughing AMBITION: to be happy with my future life to be kous-la 'poin SENIORS - 129 Brenda Ann Larson “It takes a long time to find out who you are. but the answer is worth the search.” MEMORIES Kevin. EPA 79. 80. 81, McDonalds, long talks w Cheryl, my friends: KM. AM. LP. MP. GB, summer swim team, beach, my family, weekends, sunsets AMBITION: to live a long and healthy life Christopher John Larson Sonny” A smile brings in many happy returns.” MEMORIES: Anet, 5 14 81. BAND Europe. Washington. Virginia, football games, bus rides, reddy’s boot camp. The gang, family. Moms. 82.” EBFD. friends. “Oh my.” “HELP AMBITION: Musk Erk King Larson “Set goals for yourself and then push to accomplish them . MEMORIES: Likes — Football, Coach P., Nutcracker. 31, 2 9, 7 4. R.I.. Beach. Buick. Skiing. Parties, friends. Baseball. Coach B., 12 25, Green Bay. vacations. snow storms. Good Musk. Dislikes — Water-town, stuck-up people, losing, the telephone AMBITION Be successful and do what makes me happy IDOL: William Andrews Lisa M Lavigne “Lee” “The moment is temorary but the memory is forever.” MEMORIES: All my friends, family. Brew Crew of 82.” Parties, Good Times. Geils, MAINE, WM„ Jr Prom. Res. BEACH. FOOD, WEEKENDS, roadtrips, Tina.WG, LF. hiking, Rugby, Eastern. 5 on a V4 Brebruludi Time, G.Men. Dislikes — MY BAD BACK. Headgames AMBITION Travel, to live happily ever after Laura D. Leicach Laur Take it as it comes, specialize in having fun.” JM MEMORIES: all my friends, weekends. PTying, skiing. Dead ’81, beach, hiking, mts.. rainbows, uniqueness. NH, concerts. Seger. trips, coke and a smile, sailing in the boat. Dislikes — waiting, phonies, slobs, friz, broke AMBITION: business ad- ministration, to always be happy Maura M Liegeot Music, sweet music, you’re the queen of my soul.” MEMORIES: Pep Band, the clipboard, talent night, tuning guitars, cartoons. Period 5 study, Woofits, Jake and Ellwood, Peachy Keen! Pals. Jack. Tom, 3 13 81. 8 30 81, The Answering machine AMBITION: Music, sweet music lar-Iea 130 — SENIORS Marc Howard London “You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough ’’ MEMORIES CAHOONS, Pre Dawn Raid, Responding, KVFD, Weekends. Parades, 'Happy New Year, The Beach, Sailing, Scuba, Cayman, Skiing, Flying, Sikorsky S 76. Chi’s class. Mighty Mazda. Pinball, RC AMBITION Air traffic controller and helicopter pilot Daniel J Long “Longy” “It’s cad. MEMORIES Kathy. April, 1981, parties, leaving school for lunch, going to bars, motorcycles AMBITION To be rich David B. Lounder “Video Skipper Life is a sitcom. MEMORIES: Ornburger. Big Guy. MTS-LITB. WERB, Video Crew. JW, 1210 Video Deck. “Calzone, Powwows in the success office. Fudge. Excuse Me, And there is allota free parking, p-com, JOMAR, K.C., “No, its oil, “John’s a fool AMBITION Millionaire. Emcee of TV. 20’s “Nostalgia Theater Lorraine Lozinski “Life is eternal; and love is immortal; and death is only a horizon, and a horizon is nothing save the limit of our sight. Carol Sue Luce Lucy-Puddles “Dreaming the dreams. Thinking the thoughts. Feeling the feelings. Makes life a true reality. MEMORIES: Mom. Dad, Chris, my second family, our animals, my friends, good times, bad times, changes, laughter, tears, all the years. Berlin. The Brook. LI, Wilderness. GS, F, Drill Team. Work. “No time AMBITION Physical Therapy — happiness always Kristin Dail Lund Kris Every action of your life hits upon a cord that will vibrate through eternity.” MEMORIES: Likes — Summer of “81,” Fred. Casey. C.T., J.O.. Camaros, ELO, FLY, Molson’s, Blue Ltd, my family. Rusty, Q.T.. Sam. N.H.. Mr Q. Dislikes — liars, preppies, two-faced people. Superman AMBITION: to be the best 1 can be at what I put my mind to do. la n-l a nd 131 - SENIORS David K. Maglio “The world is full of Kings and Queens that blind your eyes and steal your dreams; it's Heaven and Hell.” MEMORIES: Likes - Sally. Buds. Lowenbrau, partying in the pines. Led Zeppelin. Black Sabbath, Blue Oyster Cult Dislikes — the steps, big mouths AMBITION to be top D.J. at a local Rock and Roll station Sebastian M Malespini Seb “Worry is like a rocking chair, it gets you nowhere.” MEMORIES Likes -Alaska. Summer ’81. N.H., Lisa P., Solar, I.H., 4 Wheel. R.I., Band trips. Backpack ing, Danner Ford. Cappy dogs. Pines AMBITION Happiness. Solar tech Anne Carol Marier “BUI” Love goes beyond words, it is shown through giving and sharing.” MEMORIES: Summer of 81, all my great friends, my family. J.G., 8 22 81 - dona tions, beach, sharing good and bad times with Lou, Harem, football games with Muzzy, colour guard, lunch and 2 miles with Deb. Class '81. Cape, tennis. McD. crew. Class of '84 AMBITION: college, counselor Carrie Ann Martin “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched They must be felt with the heart.” MEMORIES: The family. John. 2 24 81. M A, Lud, Amy. Nance, Feliz. camping. What just happened?. ZZ Top, veggin'. roses, drill team. Jr prom, purple!, 5 29 81. “no problem.” Florida. Mandy, rainbows AMBITION: College, marriage Can Don Criniti, Tom Wicander, Jay O’Donnell. Pete Middlemass. and Tom Tighe really be comfortable on top of this goalpost? Harold Martin Richard Michael Marzi “Ruggard The most wasted day of all is that in which you have not laughed. MEMORIES: my family, Durks, Scoop. Bubba, Wen dy. Andrea. Mr. Burlesque. Darth Vader, Point o’ Woods, The Voice of the Redcoats. Friendly’s. Travis and Chip, New Jersey. Nono, The Green Hornet, The Imperials, Marty P.. My Calvins, 31. Gibbs, Jim, all those great dances. 178 Butternut Lane, Stevie, the greatest four years of my life. AMBITION: commercial art, advertising 'mag-marz 132 — SENIORS Karen Sue Masselle What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.” — Emerson MEMORIES: N Y. trip. Buds. C C Y.. Lake Carmel, friends. Hartford. Likes — ART. family, animals, ridin’-Hy. Mrs Strucaly. Mrs. Archer. Mrs V. ART, horses, walks in the country, ch iren, Mrs Wolf. Warbs. Joplin Dislikes — death AMBITION art therapist Mariann Mazzarella Mazz” “Live today because there may be no tommorow .” MEMORIES Likes - my family. S.D., Deb. all my friends, good times. Sound-view, weekends, parties. G.D. and gang. 8 29 81, Toby and Casey, summer Dislikes — Mondays, being bored, getting snagged, stuck up people AMBITION: business Kathleen Ann McCarthy ■Mac Some of the most important things in your future are the memories of your past ” MEMORIES: All my friends. Mel. Jr Prom. Peter. 2 7 81. Mom and Dad. 32. tennis, basketball, volleyball. Va. Mr Hall. M.H.. weekends, “ugly. Summer of '81, Mel’s family. Cape Cod. the good times spent with my friends Dislikes — goodbyes AMBITION: college, happiness. success Timothy Joseph McCormack “Trim Man is the only animal that blushes — or needs to.” Mark Twain MEMORIES: Four years of making new friends and meeting new people and experiencing new things AMBITION: to rid the world of phonies Dennis John McGurgan Bloody McGroogan Feelin’ the breeze, passin’ the trees, doin’ whatever we please'” MEMORIES: Likes - Amy. R B. J.G, weekends, the West. AARH Mateies. true friends, family, sleep. B.C. of ’82. Rock N’ Roll. The Sea Dislikes — rednecks, tough guys.” rules, nosey people, works. AC DC AMBITION to ride an HD. have fun. live long Kathleen J McHale Katie The noble secret of laughing at oneself is the greatest achievement of all.” MEMORIES: true friends, cheerleading, adventures w She, sailing, my family, Vt skiing. H C. '78 — Llmo, H.C ’80. Blind B 4 South, road trips w corn and wench, light wait. PH. Blue fishin’. The Thing, Quimby. LP. BL. Di. ramblin', weekends. SMILING! m a s-m a k SENIORS — 133 Beverly Kay McLain Wisdom is the prime thing Acquire wisdom: and with all that you acquire, acquire understanding. Proverbs 4:7 MEMORIES: Of days gone by when we were young and the many things we used to do and say. Susan Mezzio “Sue” Make the most of today, for there may not be a tomorrow MEMORIES: Summer of ’81, beach, Cape Cod, Michigan, 7 4 81, Flordia, JG. BC. KA. Tennis P6 3 13 79 AMBITION: to travel Peter Alan Middlemass “You have only failed when you have failed to try ” MEMORIES: All of my friends, tennis, backpacking, waterskiing, skiing, E. Beach. Doors, Jimi, off roading up Lamo, weekends, parties. Reservoir. Sages Riv, road-trips with Jay. “OH MY” B.C.O.Y., Sue, my parents. Dislikes: The System, taxis, E.B., driving around. A C T., breakfast. You’re All Right AMBITION: College. Ab solute Power Anne E. Mlerzejewski Annie Happiness is found along the way, not at the end of the road.” MEMORIES: STEVE. 7 27 79, all my friends. Toast in the sink, Prez . Rooty, Shrophsire, Caprice, Deerfield, Long Island, East Beach, Study with Toast and Prez AMBITION: Med. Tech., live in Vermont Mark J. Mildrum No Brakes MEMORIES: Likes - ZZ Top, Blackfoot, AC DC, 4x4's, Scout's, weekends, camping on Ragged Mt.. Dry Tents. GTG —.Mr Planters '81. Mud. Off road, skiing. N.H., Berlin backroads. Dislikes — losing things, deep swamps, cheap axles, wheel cylinders, red car trouble, flashing blue lights on and off road, trains, high bumpers, getting stuck AMBITION: to fix my truck Kevin Robert Milkey Milks “You never know how much you will miss something until it is gone. MEMORIES: TERRI, foot ball. Coach P. his pep talks. Coach B. 67, my family. 9 12 80, the Emil Gang, Steakfast, my Stall. Jr. Prom Likes — Stones, winning, laughing, The Guys. Saturdays, Pro wrestling, Archie Dislikes — losing, 10 10 81, 37, getting up for school AMBITION: to laugh every day m a k-milk 134 — SENIORS Faith-Ann Morin Felli It’s nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. MEMORIES: GOOD TIMES with Lynn. Anne. Nancy, Care. Di. Meralisis, Deb. Ritz, Ann Marie and Patsy. DARK HORSE. Grateful Dead, TEDDIE BEARS. Kristopher and Michael. GOLD. 77 Nova Rally. CYO 7980, southern rock, track. POW WOWS, red roses. All My Brothers and Sisters, Ran drew. Saffron, Vicki and Sam Catherine Margaret Morrell Cath ‘Until The End I shall strive for perfection. In The End I will have achieved it. MEMORIES: Mom. Dad. Di. Brl. ED. Mandy. Khris, Miss Lady, Ruff. Janice 5 9 81, Beach, riding, camping, Aziz, Gary, Coach PTF, Jim D, Steve, volleyball manager, night games, fhends. Florida 80. 380, Ellis Satan AMBITION U S. volleyball Team Member. Athletic trainer Gary Knopf, David Pizzo, Jim Radavich, Joe Peplau, and Brian Welz show off their “wheels.” Robert Joseph Morrissey Who “Friends are the most important assets a person will ever have. MEMORIES: Sat. afternoon Football games, golf team with Coach Bates and his jokes, my hole-in-one, Her bie’s golf game, all my fhends, parties, going places with Rod and Ken, pep rallies, motorcade, initiation. Senior Court, Jock hallway AMBITION accounting Barbara Munson Barb MEMORIES: walks to the barn to see Billy, Mark, and Rick; Mike and his Z 28. Donio ( 16). Jeff, their soft ball games. GORILLA, the guys from Theo’s (Louie, Timmy, etc ), everyone I met through M.T.S; bowling on Sat mornings, rollerskating Saturday nights, my collection of Tigers, study hall per 4 with Sweet Sensation AMBITION: accounting Jean A. Mothersele A ship in a harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for. — Shedd MEMORIES. Likes — Happiness. Smiles. True Friendship. Sunsets, and the Stars. Dislikes: Insecuhty, Falseness. Disrespect. Shattered Dreams AMBITION: To do all the things that I never have done. Eric D. Munson O.J Kid “For every action, there is a response. MEMORIES: Likes -Goshen, Summers. Volkswagens. The Doors. Springsteen, John Deere, Cat Diesel Power Dislikes — brown nosers. Mondays. 4th period, school lunch AMBITION: landscaping, welding, carpentry xmor-Vn an 135 - SENIORS Rita Ann Nadolny Ritz” “If you love something set it free. If it comes back, it b yours. If it doesn't, it never was.’’ MEMORIES: 4 24 81, Roosh, per. 7 chemistry, family, summer '81, G.S., Carrie, Senior Ball '81, Rob. Chip, 2nd lunch, Ann Marie, lurpy sticks, whole bag of doritos. Cape Cod, Chag, Lizz, 3 15 79, per 4 A and M history AMBITION: happiness Wendy Kristeen Niles “Yesterday are memories gone by, today are the memories yet to be lived. MEMORIES: Likes — Mom and Dad, Dana, Laur and all those diseases, R.I., the Bronco, Rob, Mike, the club, the old days, V4 for five, C D., D.N., T.R., L.L., The brew crew of 82, Rick, Reasons, Screaming Apes, road trips, the Stones. Cary, Reen, drill team, all the good times AMBITION: marriage, sue cess, and happiness Todd Eric Norton Eddie Hey you wanna run it? MEMORIES: 79 Mustang. Turbo, Camping, the Boat, skiing, snowmobiling, Glenn's Camaro, Harley's, ski-doo 340, Led Zeppelin. Bad Company, Benatar, Hendrix, Duke AMBITION: Auto body mechanic Tom Nowak frantic freak “There are no heights too great to achieve.” MEMORIES: Likes - par ties, Summer, Sandy, Beaches, skiing, night school, on live. Dislikes — wimps, day school, Thursday night school, not having a car. not partying AMBITION: To have my own business Dawn Albert, Liz Barton, Lisa Lavigne, Cindy Donnelly, Leslie Ahlquist, Deb Naples, Toni Rosso, Karrie Scheer, and Jackie Ret-tich make a toast to celebrate their final days at BHS. nad-nSw 136 - SENIORS Mary Elizabeth Nadolny Mare” Live for today, dream for tomorrow, learn from yesterday. MEMORIES: my family, special new and old friends, 4 11 81, Track - Coach P., field hockey, basketball, Jr. Prom '81. grab bag, Styx concert, California, the guys, B.B. w J.J., Gail's house, the beach, sunny days, roses, weekends, my twin, our foursome AMBITION: college. Physical Therapy Debra Mary Naples Deb To live each day with a smile, and to love every day of your life. MEMORIES: Likes - Ken. Cin, Lb, Fred, Jackie, and all my true friends, hiking, sunsets, laughter. D.T., Brew Crew of '82. and good times! Dislikes - 3 26 80, 5 12 81, dishonesty in those you trusted! AMBITION: to have all my wildest dreams come true. John Raymond O'Donnell III •Oscar” Whenever I feel like studying, I lie down until the feeling goes away.” MEMORIES: Four Wheeling in the Goose, ski trips to Ver mont. parties to East Beach, you're all right. road trips in the van. Beach Boys con cert. THE BLUE GOOSE TAXI. Oh My.” Dude, the reservoir. Hails nails, cannonballs. the gang AMBITION to become an architect Stephen Olisky Sandra L Oliver Dee Nothing is so strong as gentleness, nothing so gentle as real strength.” MEMORIES Likes - P.L., 8 16 81. YARD JOCKEYS. L M . M.C., ofie. volvo, sis. the lake, parties. Beaver, J N . Seger, Buhweet, Nova Scotia. V T., Skiing, 5-13-81, Lake Champlain, Koala bears, cooking, the guys. Donna Dislikes — Braces, phony people, good byes AMBITION: Chef Judith Ann Olson Judy ”1 want to live. I want to grow. I want to see. I want to know. I want to share all I can give, 1 want to be. I want to LIVE MEMORIES: friends. Mrs. Murphy. Shut-up!, D C. ‘79’, Ct River Trip, Europe. Help!, Duck. Sonny, and J.D.A. AMBITION: to get married, raise a family, play flute in an orchestra T omas Oqvist Tom Have faith in life, and life will have faith in you.” MEMORIES: A year with strange, kind, intelligent, crazy, and good friends at a school with spirit, that I will never forget I had a wonderful time. AMBITION: to go through life without becoming as corrupted as the world itself Laura F. O’Rourke Laur “If we're all going somewhere, let’s get there soon, this song has no title, just words and a tune. MEMORIES: Likes - The Laurs', Keith. Les, Judy, Dawn. Mar. Car. long talks with Laur. getting silly with L G . laughs with Les, Art. fall, the city, old photographs Dislikes — broken plans, waiting in line, getting lost AMBITION: Hairdresser odonoror SENIORS - 137 Dave Lounder reads breathtaking stories of adventure to Bill Ruff. Scott Perzan, and Dave Cavanaugh. Cheryl Ann Owen ‘A man is as great as the dreams he dreams, the love he bears, values he redeems, and the happiness he shares a man is as great as the help he gives, destiny he seeks, as great as the life he lives.” MEMORIES: my family, DAN. roses. VT 79. E P A . Jr. Prom, ALL MY FRIENDS, smiles, talks AMBITION to stay happy in life, nursing Thomas John Pajor “Parker” Let 'em eat cake.” MEMORIES: Likes - Sandy, football. 84. 22. 31. 35. 75. 80. 89. Coach P.. Jamie’s self-control, C.B.F., Lynn. Summer '81, Beatles. Stones, Camaros, skiing, hockey, Miami, Aviation, Whooter, P Road. Lou V..YUD. 747, “Ann you fox,” TWA, stud, candy. Laura's capitals. Dislikes - Tours, Pass Intended, Chicken Pox AMBITION: Airline pilot Robert S. Peck The future's uncertain and the end is always near. MEMORIES: Hungerford woods. Willow Brook Park, Late Night Rock Patrol. The Newton St. Crew Likes — rock ’n roll, weekends, partying, summers. keg parties. Budweiser Dislikes — working on weekend nights. Insurance bills, Rednecks AMBITION: To get a good job Joseph Edward Peplau “Joe “Huh?!” MEMORIES: Likes - My Chevelle, Dave, Gary, Jim. Brian. “Cruisin’ the Pike, The W D . P.D.I., S.P.. J O.. V.F., D.L., The Arcade, Chevies. The Herald, The Beach, The Stones, Snowmobiling, Holeshot Dislikes B.H.S. getting up early, body rot, cats AMBITION: College Peter M. Perkins Perks “It’s the same old story, same old song and dance. MEMORIES: Drafting class. Monty Python, card playing in study hall, “The Gang, all the good times we had Likes — Vermont, skiing, sailing, music Dislikes — Cats, painting houses, washing windows AMBITION: Engineer Scott Allan Perzan “But ice cream has no bones.” MEMORIES: Disc Wars, Orn-burger. Offense in the pool, Elisa, Marylin. Julie. Loren, Debbie, Matt. Tom. Chris, James. David, D.U.C.T., Disc golf. Dungeons and Dragons. Lance, Igor, Clem and Jasper, Ephus, Togak, THE GANG, love AMBITION: To create the first man-made star owen-purz 138 - SENIORS Brian Robert Peters '•Petes” The more you know, the more you know you don't MEMORIES: Beach trip '81, R P . VA. Wash. D C., Europe '79, biology, C l 4, mornings in the cafe. Saturdays at H's AMBITION: To find out why I am here Danny Petronis Whipped! Hey sweetheart, need a ride? MEMORIES H Inn, Orange Hornet, crash and burn, Wendy, late nights. Benders, Jim, Reclining Seats. Germany, VH, The wall. Beautiful Girls, camping AMBITION: Own a famous restaurant Lori R. Picard LaLa Bringing sunshine to the lives of others cannot help but bring happiness to the heart.” MEMORIES: JIM. 1 1 81, My family. Ka and Dee, Jen. Li. Jean, PeeWee. 3 13 81. Mr and Mrs. C.. Don and Mich. 9 12 81. SC. JH. K Bye. THE SINK, Bananas ♦ Whip Cream, Mlsq. Segar, midnight rides, “yes dear, NW, Johanne. special times AMBITION Marketing and Retailing, to be happy and successful Jeff Pignatella Boof” MEMORIES: Likes - Girls, Partying, Babes. Kegs AMBITION: To be rich Amy Lyn Pipkin Live Your Life To The Fullest MEMORIES: Joe. 7 25 81. 10 17 81. Cahoons. Foghat ’81,’ Riunite. TMB, Doors, friends. Hi Sis, Think About It. You and I Both. Skip It, ' Deb's Pontiac. Eagles, memories, Tray Dislikes — memories, lies, TMB, Those who think they're better than others, Skip It, NEB. BMS, TG AMBITION: To live a long life filled with happiness and love! Kelly Jean Pipkin “airhead” “Remember yesterday, dream of tomorrow, but live for today. MEMORIES. Cahoons. TMB. Deb’s Pontiac. Eagles. Summer of 81,' Riunite. Pete, T.S., L.W., K.S.. and friends, memories Dislikes — TMB. confusion, memories. NEB, B H S T G AMBITION: To be happy in whatever I do. 'pSt-'pip 139 — SENIORS Douglas Polanski “A winner never quits, A quitter never wins MEMORIES: Likes - Sandy. Boys’ State, Hoopcamp, Syracuse, Warbs, Playing cards with the Guys, Basket ball. Golf, Coach Parciak. Coach Bates, Norm, Rod Dislikes — Airheads, Brown nosers. Playing Football, championship Wrestling, Albino AMBITION: To be a Head Green’s Keeper IDOL: Pink Panther Jennifer Cathrine Powers ’Jenny The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched, they must be felt within the heart. MEMORIES Look!, Where’s Jim!, Who’s dead?, Schack, L.T., K F . L.P., J.F., J Q.. J.A., 3-13-81, Rich, Spikey, Why are we always eating?, the sink, cookies. WHENCH. preppie, K Bye! AMBITION College. Psychology, happiness Lorella Cecilia Prado Lori Fate has made us what we are; we must make ourselves what we wish to be. MEMORIES Likes — my family. Sheil, Kate, Mill. Stones, partying, slow ride, crashing, loud music, Ann, Mem, Sal, white bomb, soph year, beaches. Villas, 11 5 81 Dislikes - no water, BHS system, leaches, braces, no money, 10 28 78 AMBITION: to make my wildest dreams come true William Frederick Preece Billy” When the Green Flag drops, the Bull %! Stops.” MEMORIES: Friday night races — Modifiers and Grand Nationals 00, 47, Skiing Sugarbush Valley-VT, Elvis, All the Gang, Missy, The Bronco, “crux . Geo. at wor, plumbing AMBITION: Mechanical Engineer, $$$ David James Plzzo High School Days are not an experience; they are a Fig ment of your imagination. MEMORIES: Likes - CAR RIE, My MUSTANG. Joe. Gary, Jim, Bill. Brian, Sanj + Maria, The Zacks, Orlena F.D., The W.D., BERLIN TURNPIKE. THE ARCADE. 5th per Waiting for L.C. to do It. Dislikes — B.H.S., Ig norant People. THE SAYING: My Old LADY, Rust, CATS AMBITION: To own a camel farm in Arabia Marie J. Poulin Re My Dreams aren't as empty as my conscience seems to be. MEMORIES My Kids. The Crasher, Pizza in the Face, Griswold, the Park. Boston, 3 13 79, B.L., CO. P.T., S.B., 5th lunch, Garbo’s cat, goof days, Misquamicut, road trips. Burn out the day, burn out the night and LEGS! 'piz-pre 140 - SENIORS Brenda Larson, Lisa Bonaker, Marie Poulin, and Sue Bisaccia pose as extra hood ornaments on this parked car. Ruth O. Pritchard “Ruuf” “Happiness is Riding a White Unicorn over a Sea of Rainbows.” MEMORIES Likes — Jerry, 7 20 81. Family. 7 31 81. Lou's cottage, camping, all nighters. EBVFD, FYC. SO. WJ. AV, EG. All my good friends. Good times, THE LENNEHAN'S KINDNESS. The Ross! Bert, Elbow Romm. J.D Dislikes — Stuck ups. 10 16 81. SMASHIN TUNABOAT AMBITION X-ray Tech, marriage, happiness Gail Mary Prosper! “The road ahead is yet unknown, but the memories behind are unforgettable. MEMORIES: All my friends, my family, “summer of 81,” 7 4 81. Mel's beach -We’ve must of got lost, weekends, grab bag, binoculars, Laura’s and Anne’s driving, skiing, the beach, “bye,” Styx. Reasons, ding dong ditch, BBB’s AMBITION: college and success Sandra J. Prusik “Sanj “Happiness makes up in height what it lacks in length MEMORIES Mom. Dad. L Z . Mertz. J Q . D.S.. D P.. M.F., S.W., J.P., Rosie, run ning out of gas, cosmic. Journey, swimming with JQ. Parties. 3 13 81. “Where's the tickets?” AMBITION: college and to enjoy life George Psillas “PGeorge” All good things must come to the end. MEMORIES: Lies — Stud and Yod. Mobil 22. 18. 64. 84. Tom. Pete. Oscar, 10 2 81, Coach P. VETTE. Camaro, nights in the goose. BEE. MUFF1E, bronze toy, K.V.F.D, Cahoons. 7 4 81. Duck, Waz. Marc, skiing. Deb’s Camaro, C.B.F., Sat. nights. Who, 4x4, beach Dislikes — working. Mondays, Al. Studs, tours, losing, zeet, homework AMBITION: own my own business in Florida Jean Paula Quarello “Making someone smile makes it all worthwhile. MEMORIES: 6 11 81; Where’s Bolten?, unregular, 711, Pkwy Pkg.. Cosmic, softball, Beeboob, bananas w whip cream, cups, Stowe, 1603, Sophelia, beach, swimming w C.L., A O ’s beer cans. Pike w Sand, U.F.O., Spot. Id, weekends. V.F., S.P.. J.P., L.T., J.A., CM. L.P..D A AMBITION, college Maria Lee Quart! “Prez “Happiness is the reflection of a smile. MEMORIES: Likes - MARK. 4 20 81, good times, all my friends, my family. 3 13 81, gym with Wendy, Guy, punk. REO, “Sweeties. cosmic, “Super Freak, Journey. Penuche, Toad. W S . L.B., R.P., E.T., A M , “L.Z.,” D P.. “SMURF. 65. NA Dislikes — Ditches. Brutes AMBITION: college, happiness, and success Sue Kucharczyk, Ann Marier, Laura Zappula, Carmela Gozzo, and Gail Prosperi are always willing to try new things. 'prit-Wor SENIORS — 141 James Anthony Radavich “Rita “Don’t put your ear to the ground or someone will step on your face. MEMORIES: “feasible.” Joe. Dave, Gary. Brian. Bill, Wasil Reservoir, Period 5 English class, the Arcade, Blue Oyster Cult, all those words we laughed at. the store's parties. Styx, Foreigner — Billy Squire concerts AMBITION to be a disc jockey at a roller skating rink Joseph F. Ram pone “Joe” MEMORIES: 10 7 81, Electronics III, 9 21 80, 9 29 80, camping, the Audi, Mr Planters. Harp Seals, weekends AMBITION: to earn a good trade and to have a lot of money Daniel John Reeve “Dan” The music is reversible, but time is not. MEMORIES: 13 10 80, Karen, hiking. WERB. Mr Fs Per. 7 History class, diode gun, lunch. Elec, ill, 12 o'clock news. Roo’s concerts, the Rambler, the Wall, Boys’ State. Chem. II, lighting AMBITION: college, then set tie down on a small farm Jacqueline Anna Rettich “Jackie ’Til just keep rambling on ft MEMORIES: Likes - Dawn. Twin Sis, good friends, family, Indian Summer ’80, slowrides, Jr. Prom. 10 9, VWS, weekend parties. 13 31 79-80, roses. B.C. of 82. why not — go for it, Louie's Place, softball, initiation Dislikes — busy signals, cheaters, late rides, trouble AMBITION: Interior Designer Robin M Rich Dimples” “To love someone is the best and happiest feeling you can have — so hold on forever and don’t let go. MEMORIES: all my friends. Dec 1. 1980!, J.S., P.S.. B.J’s and all the Amodio men. The cottage, L.J.. and T.T., Me and Lisa B. and Harley’s Forever!, Florida 1980 and my family AMBITION: to travel, get married eventually, live life to its fullest Francis James Rio III Fran The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom. MEMORIES: the Party Crew of 82. Mike’s Room. Leslie. Toni, Deb. Toni’s Cottage, Period 3. Dick, Rob, Mike, Mr. Innes AMBITION: college, immortality rad-reo 142 - SENIORS Glenn Richard Rio “Scooter MEMORIES: Likes - Deb. parties at Tarca’s and Mike’s, golfing, wrestling, Bud, weekends. Mick, Townsend, Leo. B., the gang, Sunday afternoon with Barb. Yanks, Pats Dislikes — getting up in the morning, Schaefer. Red Sox. losing. Mondays, having no money AMBITION: to play on the Pro Tour IDOL: Fuzzy Zoeller Robert A. Roche “Great estates may venture more, but little boats should keep near shore.” MEMORIES: Likes - my family. Lela, SNOW, skiing, greens, Vermont, Newport. Sperry’s, Mike A’s, Wendy, Laur, R.K., T.R., Pawee, M A . The Cape, Tangerines and Coconuts, muffins, fishkin. Brew Crew '82, Corn Stalking AMBITION to be happy at whatever I choose to do Cindy L. Rogers “On “If you want something out of life, Go For It.” MEMORIES Likes - PETE. 79, ’82. L Woody. Patty D., Annette P . Kenny W., Mark. John. Paul P., Seb A.. Pud dies, Yuk, Family, Dave’s D. Band, Nova 69, crazy all night, parties. S.D.R.R., ZZ Top Concert, gearheads. Stones Dislikes — rainy days. BHS rules, Mondays, being lonely, unorganized parties, stuck-ups, being hurt AMBITION: to be a model and be happy with Pete Roberta Ellen Ross Bert” “Today is the tomorrow that you worried about yesterday. MEMORIES: Likes — Ritch. 11 17 79. 3 13 81. GH. 8 6 81; Summer of 80, All my friends. Bob. Mr. M . Ban dit, my family, Rosoto, partying, being happy, 11 22 81, S.V., 6 26 81. FLA. Dislikes — rules, 6 3 80. guard rails. 9 14 79, stuck-ups. jocks. T.G., rain AMBITION: college, marriage Toniann Rosso “Fred The secret of Life is enjoying the passage of time. MEMORIES Us, Les, Deb. Cln, and all my good friends. Rich 40. The Stones, Brew Crew of ’82, Mike’s room, W S. Beach Parties. 44, Brebruludi Time, J. Geils, THE GUYS, Party at Bar ton’s. Donnelly’s, April Va’s, My mom and family, 5 on a K. camping Dislikes — 3 26 80. 9 19 81 AMBITION, to one day have my own business Alicia Emely Roy Although the moments may be short, the memories will live on forever.” MEMORIES: Mark. 2 3 79, Bermuda Crew, the ditch. Erette’s stairs, beach. Jr. Prom, my family, the Cyr’s, RDWM. B and P. Bud. Bar ton’s parties, drive-in AMBITION: to be happy and successful reff-roi SENIORS - 143 William A. Ruff “Mr. Bill” “Use music as a reference to life and it will sing. MEMORIES: Choral trips and Performances. Media Center. L.S. 80-81, Junior Prom. Disc Ward. Werb, Talent night. The Gang, D and D. Car Wars. Ruff Mobile, Junior. Toga Parties. Mr Earnest. Molly Hatchet, and Ted Nugent AMBITION: be a Country Western Singer Elise J. Rugens “Release “Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans. MEMORIES: Beatles. DCs, John Cougar. GHTTOYL, night band, Aardvarks, GLD's. Southington. Jr Bird-men. PHS, You can’t always get what you want, quat, friends, SH. Ruse. Momk, Sisj. Dadd. Prul, CR. AFL, leaves. Reich's. TS Rest., house letters, open house, sdbb AMBITION: to find happiness Debra Rusczyk “Deb “The moments may be temporary but the memories are forever MEMORIES: Likes - MARK. 12 21 79. Patsey, JL. Mazz. DNFS. The Gang. Nova. USA GANG!. Beaches. Europe '80. parties, GTWP, Gymnastic Team, Doors. Casey, weekends. All my friends, Mom and Dad, Love ya Mark! Dislikes — 5 13 81, unexpected guests, Snagged!. D., Mondays. KINKY!. GOODBYES! AMBITION: travel agent Kevin Gordan Salsbury “Sals If beautiful girls are a dime a dozen, how come I’m in debt?” MEMORIES 1:00, KC„ Chevelle, H-Inn. The Wall, Budwieser, Winding Roads, Got a Pass?, It's still early, I got to go home, WHY AMBITION: Psychology major. to travel and to obtain a total understanding of the Universe Joe Samojla MEMORIES: cruising the Pike, racing at Stanley Quarter. Taco Bell. Chevy 396. TGIF. Yamaha IT 400. Moto Cross. VT. Water Skiing AMBITION: tool designer Leslie Gail Samuels “I'll be me and you be you — now we can get to know each other. MEMORIES: Likes - Tom. My Family. Dancing, The Cote’s, Turns. After hours. ECA. CCY, Mrs Strucaly, Clowns. K M.’s Art, 4 12 81. New Baby, Tom’s eyes. Beatles, thoughts of you, Night time. Giraffes, kids Dislikes — People who don't know themselves jet judge others AMBITION: happiness in dance and the Arts r a f-sam 144 — SENIORS Matilda Nella Santoro •‘Millie” If you love something dearly, set it free, if it doesn't return, it was never meant to be MEMORIES: Likes - PAUL. 7 29 79, Mom and Dad. Grandma. Lon, Katie, Jr. Prom, Summer School, School vacations, parties, beaches, weekends. Rolling Stones. Ridin’ in Lori's white bomb. Warb’s class AMBITION to be rich and happy Jerilyn M Sasek You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough. MEMORIES: All my friends. Warrensburg. 703 420, Molu, compulsive lies. 8 17 81, Drill Team, the pocket, double talks and takes. Kegs. 3:00 AM swims. Europe. MAD DOG!, car thief, 7 10 81, black and blue, Chinese Kent, fried, casualties. Close to hate,” 10 15 81. travels w Laur AMBITION: medicine Karrie Scheer The road ahead is unknown, but the memories behind are unforgettable. MEMORIES: Likes: Jimmy 10-11-79, my family, Dyson, my friends, Brew Crew of ’82, the res. green eyes. Hubbard Park, hatchbacks, munchies. summer, beach. Pintos. Tower, all ntghters Dislikes: school, work AMBITION: accountant Lisa Ann Schrey I must be traveling on now. There’s too many places I’ve got to see. MEMORIES best times w Ger, my MGB. riding with the top down, hills, the beach, summer. B.T.’s, purple. being late. jr. yr.. Nana’s soup, snow, Christmas, N.Y.C.. Zeppelin, preps, tacky. get me outta here AMBITION: To never be just another face in the crowd Lynn A Seaburgh If you love something, set it free, if it comes back, it’s yours if it doesn’t it never was. MEMORIES: 2 13 80. 4 24 81, 5 9 81. 5 11 81, 6 19 81. 7 11 81. 10 17 81, Someday, Tom, Joan, Janet. Lisa. Jenny, J.M , J.G., FS . S.G., G.P , L.V., E.W., K.L., summer ’81, Fridays at the mall Dislikes — stuck-up people, good byes, I need a change AMBITION: To have a successful job and have a happy life. Michael G. Skene Beaner It’s been real, and it’s been nice, but it hasn’t been real nice ... if you know what I mean.’’ MEMORIES: Buddy. Maerc, Turnpike. Red cars, lunch, afternoon, cruises, 4x4 Omega, crashers. It’s a piece of junk 10 22 81 Scott Williams, Dan Durkee, Eric Swanson and Rick Marzi finally decided to reveal their true identities. sant-sken SENIORS - 145 Susan Lee Slimskey Sue “Let's just say I was testing the bounds of reality. I was curious to see what would happen That's all it was: just curiosity. MEMORIES: all my friends, here and at Great American, concerts. Journey. Purple, summer of '80. smurfs, R F . OK Buddy', all the Gerts. Crest team, the crew at Sun ny Border AMBITION Beats me! Nancy J. Smith Nancy Fear not that your life shall come to an end; but rather that it shall never have a beginning. MEMORIES: NSC. Karen. Lisa. Laur, CC, Mar. T, Mom. Dave. Apple Orchards. 9 27 80, sunrises, N. Young, farm, parties, art, Rl, Q. snow. ANC, shrooms. goof. Genin' lost, campin’, FB, the house. JG, DM. RB. BS. LQ. Joe. pines. RS '81 AMBITION: To live all of my dreams and be happy William Soyka Bill “Good times. Bad times, you know I had my share.” MEMORIES: The wall. Kelly, friends. Brew Crew '82, Lynn. The Cabin. Mrs. “F, AAHHTTS! Laura Mary Spencer “Noodles “I’m as free as a bird, and this bird you'll never change.” MEMORIES: Likes: Mad Dog. Ding and Dong. Mom and Dad. my friends. Rock. A.W. Stanley Quarter, Ker mit. waddles, TMB, my big brothers Dislikes: stuck-up conceited people. Jocks. BHS, reject, gym. football. Disco, cleaning house. 5 4 79 AMBITION: To be happy in whatever I do Dean A. Spilka “Stud If you can dream it, you can become it. MEMORIES: Likes: Owen. 9 28 79, my friends, parties at Bernie’s, Tarca’s house, skiing. The Club. Olin comp IV, racquetball, Chinese food, road trips, the beach. Turbo spiders, my stereo. Stones, concerts Dislikes: rainy days, people who think they are good, brownosers AMBITION Mechanical Engineering, Be a ski bum for the winter, and a roady for the summer Tracy Marie Stanhope “Waddles “I ‘seen four years of Berlin High, and it ‘brang’ no tears to say goodbye.” MEMORIES: Likes: Herby, 9-29-78, Sue M. and Family. Noodles. SH. AK P. LW. my friends, my family. Rock, Stosh Dislikes: Jocks, stuck-up conceited people. BHS. Gym. Football. Disco. Weddings — wearing dresses (right Laura) AMBITION To be happy in whatever I do slim- 'stan 146 - SENIORS Judy Marie Steele “Don't let the mistakes of yesterday and the dread of tomorrow ruin the only day you have Today MEMORIES: Hartford Civic Center. Chem II, K.C., Kathy. Bev. Rae Ann. Mertyl Beach. Doc. Chris. Dave, Eddie. The Pavillion. balloons, seagulls, unicorns AMBITION College and Medical School Charles Anthony Stefanou “Chuck Do all the good you can. By all the means you can. In all the ways you can. In all the places you can. At ail the times you can. To all the people you can. As long as ever you can. MEMORIES: Likes: gr 11 History class, per. 7. Dan, Jon. Hockey, stickball. Whalers. Red Sox Dislikes History AMBITION To get as much out of life as I can Nicholas Louis Stefanou Nick” Live for today because there may be no tomorrows. MEMORIES: Likes Berlin Cross country. 10 and 12, Europe. Horti class. Bio, Lisa Z., study, Janet-chem, Sr. court, Berlin RX, radio station. Todd. Eric, Nick (Beak!) photography, sunbirds, whalers, hockey, bowling AMBITION: To be happy and successful in whatever I choose to do Susan Marie Stylinski Sue' MEMORIES: S.P., soccer 4. P.B., Jr. prom, rollerskating, games C.B 1, wrong color. J.M., C.P., Starsky and Hutch, S.D., D C. swimming D B . D.V. good friends. C.C. Berlin Fair, heavy material, P.G. West Farms, L.T. friends forever, Halloween '81 M.C. too short. Summer '81, CA. NC. Drive-in, sister OLM, Thanks for being so nice, Love you Mom and Dad Eli2abeth Ann Suranna Beth” “The heart is like a treasure chest that’s filled with souvenirs. MEMORIES: My family, friends. Robyn, Donny, Peter. Jr. year. KWH. pink, our yellow mustang, chocolate chip ice cream, the beach, cheerleading, clothes, dancing. Gris’ State, G 4 27, french fries. 450 SL. Gris’ League ’80. musk, EB pool, weekends, sleeping AMBITION Health. Wealth, and Happiness Eric Robert Swanson Scoop “Is all that we see or seem But a dream within a dream ” MEMORIES: Family, friends. Rita, ruggard. Bubba, Cheryl, baseball, the power wagon. Albie and Chrissie in HR. the beach, Alice the goon, hockey games, Moose the denim roof. Hi Speed days 88. J.M.. G Fox. WFM, Homet rides. Red Stain and Gilligan AMBITION: To be a famous Computer Scientist stel-swan SENIORS — 147 Glenn W. Swent Squeegie “Who am I? What am I? Where do I come from?” MEMORIES: Tic-Tac Raids. Two Guys. Science fiction OOO WAAA. Linda Blair, my broken down blue Dat-sun. Mr Kaminski’s math class AMBITION: To become 4PC Board maker for computers or a comic impersonator John Symolon Juan” School Is neither a time nor a place, it's just a state of mind.” MEMORIES: kegs, concerts, night school, my beat Gremlin, partying, class of “81 and “82 Dislikes: people who are stuck up. getting in arguments for stupid reasons AMBITION To make a lot of money and be happy Albert A. Tessman “Albie The only way to succeed in life is to travel all the possi ble routes. MEMORIES: Janet. 6 8 81, skiing. Chrissie. My LeMans, Eric, the beach, playing cards, boating, motorcycling, Ellen, Tom. bowling, the gang: Smudge, Joe, Perk, Bri, New Hampshire. Texas AMBITION: To become an Engineer Christine Ann Thorpe Thorpey Sometimes to keep it together, you've got to leave it alone MEMORIES: Summer of '80, N.J. AOL? never. Kris L., K.F. Wommy, E.S., I.M . Al ty, J.W., per 4 study, George. 6 14 80 at the Hotel California. 6 21 81, Dan 711. Stephanie BMJ. Mazda FX7's AMBITION: To finally do something right! Hopefully become an Executive Secretary Thomas James Tighe “Tom “Nothing ventured, nothing gained. MEMORIES: 22, All of the guys. Coach P.. skiing, four wheeling, Aquinas crew and Ben, the family. Parties. East Beach, golfing, backpacking, reservoir, winter, road trips. The Who. Oh My!, “the woods,” “tours, weekends, the goose, radical AMBITION: college and traveling Laura R. Tillman “I know it hurts to say goodbye, but it's time for me to fly.” MEMORIES: Likes - sunsets. Bill, Kim. Mary Alice, all my friends, '66 Mustang. Nwgtn McD. crew, family. Jodi. Mitzi, Cape, beaches. Art dept . good music, good times, laughter Dislikes — ignorance, lies, bullies AMBITION: Art, happiness, live comfortably swen-'till 148 - SENIORS Terri Lynn Tomasi “Ter” MEMORIES: Likes — 7 28 81, Joe and Paul, Summer of 78. Italian ac cents, 7 and 7, my friends. Amodio men, 9 29 81, and B J.’s Cafe Dislikes — being used, getting hurt, back stab bers, LIARS. G.V., “dirt-bag,” and R and C. AMBITION, get married, and be happy Lisa Mary Todeschini “Oshy” It is not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness.” MEMORIES JP. K F. J.F . J.Q.. L.P.. S.A . J.A., and all my fnends, toast, weekends. Where’s Jim?, 3 13 81, Spikey, Who's Dead?, Per 6 study. ABM. the sink. My friend!, the beach, why are we always eating? AMBITION: nursing, happiness Ellen L. Trowbridge Ellen Marie Every Rainbow has a little rain along with a lot of sunshine MEMORIES Likes - MB. S D.. MR. M Q . M.N.. T.S., True fnends. 723, s.v-81. Knock Knock, snow tackle, my family. Mavericks, Easy. skating, parks, being crazy, just taking off. rain bows, sunsets, flowers, special memories Dislikes — spinach, being late, alone AMBITION to be happy Robert M Veronesi “Rod” “We know what we are. but not what we may be. MEMORIES: Likes — Hoop, Clams. Cards. Doug, Shopping with Ken. Who jokes. Syracuse. P.S.. Purple Ban danna. Norm. Fro’s. 49er . Prince Tech jackets Dislikes — brownnosers. Prissy Gris, Hoop Bench, homework. Bogies. Math, Drop-ins, Media Center, liars. losing. Athletes’ foot AMBITION: own the Knicks IDOL: Walt Frazier Alison Marie Vigra Ali In our hearts we cherish all the memories of years past as inspirations for the future. MEMORIES: Likes - My family, SH, Rl — VT Homes. BHS dances. Junior Prom (81), Tennis, field hockey, skiing. Vail Colorado. LY. NW, Tim. Burt. Doobie Brothers. Beach Boys. Journey, JD, TRM. Capri. Dislikes — saying good-by. no money AMBITION college, to be happy Louis Voight “Lou “Life is a constant change. MEMORIES Likes - Rita L.. Renee R . Dianne G.. Sue P . Lynn Z . Lisa C.. Lucy P., Tom P . Mike N . Steve J.. Bill S.. Kegs. Lounge. Warbs, Business Dept . football, Coach P . John F.. Grace P., Dawn P Dislikes — school policy, Jock Hall, Step 4. Nosey people AMBITION: a successful life Even after a long trek through the woods Ellen Trowbridge. Sandy Prusik, Lynn Bukowski, and Maria Quarti still can pose with an energetic smile. t a m-voit SENIORS - 149 Theresa Walsh. Sara Candela. Lorraine Lozinski. and LuAnn Colamussi celebrate their success while able to find a peaceful area in the Media Center. Ellen Gail Wallace “Seek not so much to be understood as to understand; to be loved as to love. MEMORIES SCOTT. 4 25 81, friends, laughs, smiles. VTT, skiing. MOM. cousins, drill team, good times, Tues. nights, clothes, dances, Harvey s. Europe — ’79, silver flutes, music, '66 convertibles, FLA., out to dinner , dreams AMBITION: B.S Nursing Mary Alice Walowski How often we kneel to our weaknesses when we may rise to our strength. MEMORIES: my family, Carr, Frog. Laur, MF. KW, AG, FM. JH and boots. TN. Wanna what?, camping, beach, ZZ Top. J Geils, trying something for the first time, crab, Uncle E, roses, weekends, unicorns, veggln', no problem. N.J., Bucko AMBITION: commercial art, marriage Teresa Mary Walsh Terry Maturity is the art of living in peace with that which we can not change, the courage to change that which can be changed, and the wisdom to know the difference.” MEMORIES: Freshman year; L.C., my Spanish teachers — K.B.. S.D., and A S — To all the people who have been so good to me for the last four years thanks: My family — what they had to put up with AMBITION: College, career, love and marriage Elizabeth Waluk Betty If you love something let it free, if it comes back it is yours, if it doesn’t it never was. MEMORIES: weekends. Captain. JF. KD. '84 Gang. Cars. Rush. Doors, ITAT,” Hily, Sewer Covers, Jordan Almonds. Thunderstorms, laugher, Si, GLD's, DC’s, Tense. Jazz. Vermont ’81, Meeting people. I lobe Btllu. Southington, TALGMIMH AMBITION: happiness Kenny W Ward Ken “In this world you live the way you want to, not the way someone else wants you to. MEMORIES: Likes - Nan cy, Cindy. Laur’s, Scott, Dave and class of ’81. Family, all-nighters over Lou's, 16, football. Coach P.. The Brew Crew of ’82. good snow, '71 Chevelle Dislikes — Step II, Mondays. BHS, Fords, rainy days, losing games AMBITION: to make good money and travel Laura Lee Warner Dream On. Dream until your dreams come true. MEMORIES: Linda Likes — good times w friends, A-fK.P, T.S., D.P., N H. summer ’81. B-eyes, memories, WHO, DOORS, TMB. mustangs. M+M’s. beach bums. Indians, Riunite. OOH BABY Dislikes — FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. memory loss, TMB. B.S’ers, memories, promises AMBITION bartending in L.A., make my dreams, realities . . wol-worn 150 — SENIORS Jeannine M Waters “Bean’s” For long you live and high you fly, smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry.” MEMORIES Likes - Bob. 7 29 81, L ♦ J. C ♦ S. Sharon, K H , Parties. F + S nights. The Pines. Lowen-brau. Black Sabbath + Blue Oyster Cult, David. Mrs. Trader's class Dislikes — BHS. Willow Brook. Two Faced people, early mornings. disco AMBITION: to become an executive secretary Steven Joan Waznia Waz “Being easy-going when you have a goal to reach seldom makes the going easy. MEMORIES: Parties, weekends, friends, trailing up Harts, Tom’s Toyota, The beach. Reservoir, road-trips, fire department, skiing. Percival Brian Peter Welz If you can’t dazzle ’em with brilliance, baffle ’em with bull. . ” MEMORIES: my Camaro. G.A. 1.2.3; BP. DP. JR. GK. JP. “crux FMP’s, fishing, late night HS’s at fm, Hangman in AMH. SN at BF, Skynyrd, Foreigner AMBITION, engineering Nancy Elise Wetmore “Learn to lose as though you had won. Then, learn to win as though you had lost.” MEMORIES: field hockey. The Killer Instinct, bad knees, Diana's friendship. Slim, 4 3 81, Gidget, Eastern States, Tennis, “Steak and Brew.” Al, miniature golf. J.T., 10th grade English. The Duke AMBITION: Pharmacist (to sell Flair pens) Janet L. Wheeler “Wheels “Life’s pleasures mean nothing until you share them. MEMORIES: Albie, June 8, T.Y.D., card playing, losing, Pete, Joe. Brian. Nick, Christine, Chemistry class. Latin, G.T. Bus rides AMBITION: college Kimberly Ann White “Kim” Dreams of Tomorrow, are only made up of: Memories of Yesterday.” MEMORIES: BRYAN, LAURA, all my friends. 1 25 81, 2 13 81, 3 13 81. stars, sunsets, roses, beaches. Kent Falls. Cape, wishes, talks in art. Saturday nights, ice cubes. Kinky. Kinks, “farm shop. “Are you tired? AMBITION: college, advertising artist, marriage, happiness wot-liwit SENIORS - 151 Bruce W Whitehill Tire tracks all across your back, I can see you've had your fun. MEMORIES: Likes - JANICE, all my friends. S 14, Suzuki. Southwick. summer, parking lot. cold beer. BC of 82. MTB. graduating. Zeppelin. Z Z Top, holeshots, snow Dislikes — BS. preps, JL. Iran, disco AMBITION: school, money, own my own Suzuki shop. JLH Thomas H. Wicander Howie It was the best of times; It was the worst of times. MEMORIES hiking, camp mg. Junior Prom, friends. East Beach. New Hampshire, trailing. Reservoir. The men from Mobil, Chris, weekends. The Blue Goose. The Bronze Bomber, skiing AMBITION: to become an Electrical engineer Herbert R. Williams Gumby “Those of you that think you know everything make those of us that do angry. MEMORIES: Likes — Skiing. Summers in N.H., 32, Music. Individuality, Green. Friends. Doing what I please. Weekends. Dislikes — taking S.A.T.s, Phonies AMBITION to go to college away from Conn Scott Walter Williams Bubba Ob-ladi Ob la-da . MEMORIES: Baseball. 11. The Little General. Hit and Run, Football. 88. Coach P.t Jump Pass. My Family. Carmela. Rick and Friends. Hot Dogs. Archie, Beatles. Mustanc, Townshend. AMBI TION: a long happy life Theodore T Wish Jr. Ted Love is not blind — it sees more, not less But because it sees more, it is willing to see less MEMORIES Likes: (Pattin all the time), trucks, beer, country music, my friends. Brew Crew of 82. Dislikes: stuck-up people, nosey people. Mack’s AMBITION To drive truck’s cross country (ind) Diane J Wojtusik Through all the sadness and all the light there is always a glimmer of something right MEMORIES My family. Baci Boots, CAG Maine crew. Katie, Kel. DR PD NL FNI Trid, G. Frost. All my friends. CAN the Pink Hotel, weekends. Summer 79. red roses, snow, horses, good times with good friends. Love ya all thanks! Dislikes: saying goodbye, jealousy, losing touch hwit-w a t 152 - SENIORS Laurie E Woodward “Woody If you love something let it free, if it comes back it was meant to be” MEMORIES: Likes: Brian 79, Pete and Cindy. Sebby, T.G., Marky, Mom and Dad, getting crazy, crazy parties, Jokers, my friends Dislikes B H.S rules. Mondays. being lonely, stuck up people, unorganized parties AMBITION: A career in traveling Laurie E. Young Louis When you can do the common things of life in an uncommon way. you will command the attention of the world. George Washington Carver MEMORIES: Likes, my friends and family. Old Orchard. 7 9 81. Classics” musk, sunsets, p.m., tans, travels w Jer, clothes, holidays, stars, accents. Hartford, wealth Dislikes: misunderstandings, ignorance, good-byes AMBITION: To live. love, and laugh Laurie Zaczkowski If you love something, set it free, if it comes back it is yours; if it doesn't, it never was meant to be. MEMORIES Ted. Mom, Dad, and the family, J.V., Sherri-Cup crew, '68 Old’s, Suzuki 400. 10 19. weekends. Journey, The Best of the Guess Who AMBITION To get married to Ted, and live a happy life. Lynne Zaczkowski Lynn MEMORIES: Likes: John. 8 27-80. S.P. M Q . T L . Mrs Trider. Sherri Cup 2nd shift, Honda SL-125, Journey, weekends, smoking lounge Dislikes: Jocks, stuck-ups, gym. English AMBITION: Get married and live a happy life with John Laura Ann Zappulla Laur What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us. MEMORIES Virginia. D R — 5 9 81. All my friends, my family, my piano, Rhon, Guido, jr. prom, Styx, grab-bag. Folgelberg, not a promise.” binoculars, lollipop, “I’m not lyin’ , volleyball, bye Dislikes: Broken promises, tears, goodbyes AMBITION: X-ray technician Lisa Marie Zimmitti “Lis” “A wasted day is that on whkh we have not laughed ” MEMORIES Volleyball, trying to roll, jotto. fun with Latin, friends. Doc, what homework?, nite games. HBO parties, study with Nick and Jean, last minute labs, are we late?, jungle gym. colored chalk, what a crew, talking about G.H. AMBITION: To catch my elusive dream Wayne Dottor, Phil Ferraguto, Steve Gbeley. Kevin Milkey. Jamie Fusco. Eric Larson. Mark Holmes, and Glen Rio hide from Coach P. while working out the final details of a new football play. wood-zim SENIORS — 153 Mary D. Zovich Age is a matter of mind — If you. don’t mind, it doesn't matter.” MEMORIES Likes Life. Jasper. Hawaii 81, Maui (wowee) Magic, Old Moodies. Pink Floyd, The Laurs, Squish!. LAX Minn Fox. ‘Z Psycho. Ozzy, creating, The Dead, skiing, 8 miles high! Dislikes: hypocrisy, dead whales, good byes, WAR AMBITION: travel, live on an island; peace of mind Tim Kelly Lou Fiducia, Alicia Roy, Sharon Blankenburg, Jon Daley, Kelly Lamb, and Greg Dehm make a last minute stop at BHS to make an important deal before returning to Dallas. These nine contestants await their turn to try out for the Gong Show. Valerie B Ward “Vard Learn by mistakes.” MEMORIES: Jeff. 6 5 76, East Hampton, Coons Landscaping, Sasha, Mom, Greg, Ken. Oma, Glatz family AMBITION: Physical Therapist zovich 154 - SENIORS Life to Life StarVjngoJfeas a lall fcool stream f£sh and clear Enjoifngifhe beginnings of life MeameHndfjvobing, searching with no apparent path Exploring for the sake of exploring. c ' jddeifl You surge forward with a burst of mom the power of pressure Pounding with undying force. n am r dMr fs now causeJitfi only a moment’s'hesti' rj|. like so much else, is emcompassed by Yoift el! IcJjuiuSviolent witfcfn. , yi ?t iwjfrally, sjj Tfu lly t he 4wirlipg E; V V. 9 � Qp fl sluggish wiffi mighty st nfcflk . tt4C carved are shing gushe$, b t by sfc ci flow with ease into a iy uf] ashes, life tripfa, A surging presence tranquil waters rfeg ence is preserved oh Mother Earth Jerilyn Sasek SAjSzmM vl'm ng presence. SENIORS - 155 Howard Asal Jr. 223-3561 Moward (3onst. +3 nc. Asphalt and Concrete Paving Driveways • Parking Areas • Roads Satisfaction Guaranteed • Fully Insured 565 South Street Free Estimates New Britain, Conn. Best of Luck to the Class of '82 BERLIN PHARMACY N. Stefanou, B.S. S. Colangelo, B.S. 990 Farmington Ave. Kensington, Conn. Complete Line of Parts and Accessories for Off Road and Recreational Vehicles Tel. 828-6347 Free Delivery Prescriptions — Cosmetics — Baby Needs Tel. 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Berlin, CT 828-6584 Richard Todzia RPh Richard Olson RPh COUNTRY FARMS PRODUCE Deli — Meats — Produce Grinders Cold Cut Platters Come and Meet the Friendliest Guys in Town Also Catering Service 116 Mill St. Berlin, CT Best Wishes to the Class of '82 NEW BRITAIN BOWLING CENTER 677 Main St. New Britain, CT 255-5715 Featuring Magic Score 164 Best Wishes to the Class of 1982 KIWANIS CLUB OF BERLIN Compliments of HI-SPEED MACHINE PRODUCTS CORP. Dyna Wash Washer-Extractors EDRO CORPORATION 37 Commerce St. East Berlin, Conn. 06023 203 828-0311 Contract Production of Screw Machine Products I .. Best Wishes -4-AJWP 1 SERVICE LEAGUE ALLIED METAL PRODUCTS INC. Dorothy M. Callahan President 1082 Farmington Ave. □ Kensington, Conn. 06037 □ Phone (203) 828-4174 165 Best of Luck to the Class of '82 CENTER HARDWARE AND BUILDING SUPPLIES Congratulations Class of “82” WE SERVICE WASHING MACHINES AND DRYERS • Dishwashing Machines • Refrigerators • Ranges • Disposals • Home Freezers 225-6107 70 Dunham Dr., Berlin | APPLIANCE SERVICE | •«. (mj) H2H-I4I3 Un. H2S-49I4 1272 Farmington Ave. Win DravetCo of C gi travel orp. Serving All Your Travel Needs Frank J. Mute, President onn. 969 Farmington Ave. Kensington, CT 06037 Congratulations to the CLASS OF “82” From the CLASS OF 1984 166 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 From the CLASS OF 1983 Compliments to the Class of 1982 STANCHEM, INC. Coalings, Polymers, and Fireproofing Systems East Berlin, CT Tel. 828-0571 168 Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 From EARL H. WICKLUND, INC. Your Quality Home Builder in Berlin for More Than Two Decades Let Us Build Your Home for You. 133 Oxyoke Drive Kensington, CT 06037 Tel. 828-4015 Compliments of KENSINGTON FURNITURE HEISE INDUSTRIES INC 913 Farmington Ave. Kensington Tel. 828-4133 196 Commerce Street • East Berlin, Connecticut 06023 • (203) 828-6538 KENSINGTON PHARMACY 384 Main St. Kensington, CT 828-4139 Transporting Berlin School Children Since 1949 INC. 1926 DATTCO BUS, INC. Owned and Operated by Louis and Edward DeVivo Group Travel Parker Tours Representative Coaches and School Buses Available Air Conditioned Air Ride • Lavatory Facilities 583 South Street 229-4878 New Britain Best Wishes to the Class of ’82 May You Succeed in All the Trials of Life. LAW OFFICES OF EISENBERG, ANDERSON JACKAWAY HAROLD J. EISENBERG STEPHEN J. ANDERSON HARRY N. JACKAWAY CHARLES W. BAUER PHILIP P. MLYNARSKI Berlin Office: New Britain Office: 365 Main Street 30 Bank Street Kensington, CT New Britain, CT (203) 828-4191 (203) 229-4855 171 PATRONS Best Wishes BLACK ROCK SERVICE from MARY’S PASTRY MATSON RUG KENSINGTON CENTRAL PIZZA HARDWARE FARMINGTON AVE. PIZZA 1207 Farmington Ave. MARIO’S UNISEX HAIR Kensington, Conn. 06037 STYLING FRANKS APPLIANCE A. S. LABIENIEC, INC. Compliments of Berlin Central Plaza 114 Mill Street, Berlin, Conn. 06037 828-5196 Prom Flowers — Flower for All Occasions 172 i Pfzu ih’Ur . jwj -xsrfe. c. r 5 JU w J $ « r- J ' K V ' S £ • ) k r’ -CSNfo ;£t ,-t Xj! t r± L. q £ cr k« c- ,L v iH«- W A_ | x l 1 'v'?- r .) v c o .v v s v v ■ 7 mi$r 3 $ J l|y nH ; ,- I V K r . b $? ' ■ % %“ A4‘ Qi cc v i 'Jtid. ' p7 p v v) � '— ft � rHlW ty 7 ,. - v , iu- Uli vV yr.[ i -°'J . - v E A% ?►- % Jf5, W ■:? 6 fen 'c5: | ? !'’£? V -vc S r - r. ?T c $ ,. . . -FrpV 1 V t f , = -£ 3 ,4 K: : '� , ' £k v=r?§- , cr- c. x . 'es Jr ’ '. j r T' rWF 4 0 lV7 pS lit .to t - ‘r y p � K5«r T j- ! V .,:rr’T 5 . ■■• c-J 4 j. c- kVPT £ 0 Cr? C K W-' Ci S vr ' CP SIGNATURES - 175 Row One: Academics Editor — Herb Williams, Design Editor — Karen Masselle, Sports Editor — Kelly Lamb, Student Life Editor — Ellen Wallace. Center: EDITOR-IN-CHIEF — Lisa Schrey, Literary Editor — Michael Keezing. Row Two: Underclassmen Editor — Jerilyn Sasek, Senior Editor — Laurie Young, Photography Editor — Sheila D’Addabbo, Advertising Editor — Don Criniti. This yearbook was published with the help of Denny Galvin and Taylor Publishing Company. Special thanks to everyone who helped to make this publication a success. 176 - EDITORS 4V- KU 4WA 4 ft. ' . ■ v - ;• A � A-1