Bethel High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Bethel, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1980 volume:

W LDCA T 1980 Class Of 1980 Bethel High School Bethel. Connecticut Volume Number 37 'V. Welcome to Our World Welcome to our world A world of differences A world of changes Of separate beings With different needs. We are many But we are one. we share many things. It is often these things that seem to blend all of us into one group of people, but Take care to recognize the many faces. Share with us our togetherness but also share our oneness. Know us as we are and for what each of us will become. S. Ashworth 3 We walk through the valley of childhood And we sure at the mountain that tower before u . Many of ut make the climb with no fear of falling or leaving something behind. Some of u find the climb difficult We want to much to grow to enter the world of adulthood 4 DEDICA During our four years at Bethel High, there has been one person who has influenced us beyond compare. This special person has guided us through both scholastic and social problems, and has shown us much love and caring. With these thoughts, we would like to express our gratitude by dedicating our WILDCAT 1980 to Mr. Loren Euvrard. He has taken the time to care about us not only as a class, but also as individuals. He has been a great teacher and a good friend. One could always find him smiling and bringing laughter to others. As we leave Bethel High, we leave many friends and happy memories, but Mr. Euvrard will stand alone in our minds always. We wish him happiness and the best of luck in the future. How can we ever repay you for all the good you have done You have been our friend, our companion A person like no other one. The times that we were troubled and the days that we were depressed Your caring and concern came through For this we wish to thank you. As a teacher and a friend we have found the best in you You helped us learn about ourselves And about the world around us. We wish you peace and happiness and luck in whatever you do Our gratitude and best wishes We extend to you. • S. Ashworth 7 8 OUR ADVISOR RON A B.UEBERMAN To turn up the feelings and emotions that the Class of 1980 has towards Ms. Rona Lieberman is an almost impossible task. She has been our advisor for two of our most difficult years and has really helped us through them. She was always there to lend a hand in school matters or personal problems. Her spirit and personality have truly established a standard for advisors that will be difficult for anyone to match This, our senior year, would never have been the same without the familiar chant. RonaI. Ronal 'being heard during our fourth, float■ winning Homecoming and Work Day would have been a disaster if she had not been there to guide us. Our class has always had a great amount of potential but it has taken a dynamic lady like Ms. Lieberman to bring us out and let us strut our stuff. We are sincerely grateful for all she and her family have sacrificed to make the Class of 1980 what it is today. We love you Ms. Lieberman ■ truly we do. In Our Own Way Somehow. Everything we do seems wrong to those who share our world. Our parents doubt our judgement, our teachers doubt our potential. But we believe in each other in our own way. ctum� 10 Many limes there is pain and unhappiness And the friendships we've worked so hard to achieve fall apart, like sand castles. But these shall be rebuilt in our own time. All of us. the younger generation of man have many ideas. Some old. some new. but ideas all the same. And. yes. we can change this world in our own way. S. Ashworth 12 f u The production and publication of a yearbook is a task that requires the dedicated help of many people. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the yearbook staff for their help and patience: but also, to express my deepest gratitude to three very special people, our advisors: Mr. Pelligrino. Mr. Euvard. and Mrs. Leonard. Without the help and guidance of these people, this yearbook would not have been possible. Again, thank you to all who have helped to make this yearbook a success. Hopefully, when we look back on this endeavor we will all remember the fun of building a memory. Sincerely. Linda Martel Editor-In-Chief THE TIME HAS PASSED THE TIME HAS PASSED SO QUICKLY IT IS TIME TO LEAVE THE NEST THE FLEDGLINGS MUST, NOW SPREAD THEIR WINGS AND FLY THEIR VERY BEST. THE TIMES THA T WE HA VE SHARED AS ONE WILL REMAIN, LOCKED, IN OUR HEARTS AND WHEN THE LEAVING HAS BEEN DONE NEW LIVES WE WILL START. GO NOW WITH YOUR HEAD HELD HIGH YOUR DREAMS AND HOPES GO TOO GO FIND YOUR PLACE UP IN THE SKY AND MAY HAPPINESS BE WITH YOU. S. ASHWORTH Birgit Rose Angel “For all the Jays you may live, look at the sky and never lose it It is there It will always he there If only you can see. D. Lund Pronounced Beer-git — Everyone's friend — Has all the details — Nice blonde hair — Lisa's other half— Copilot — Homecoming 76 — WILD Freshman crushes — Murder on Jodi's minihike — Wet towel fight - with Jodi and Lisa — I’m never speaking to you again! — How many more days? — And the winner is the Fresh - no. I mean Sophomores! — Famous blind date — Dedicated boy-watcher — Travels Io WV DE — Homeroom with Sue and Fluff — Nyitray's favor- ite manager - Olive vs Rust Challenger. 5 5 79 I wanna go home! — Oh. those rollerskates! — Sunrise at 4:38 am — He ’s blonde and beau tiful — Oh. those Camaros! — A knife!? Car Wash — Work Day — Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Yearbook — Jr Show — Sr Play — Volleyball mgr. — Tennis mgr. — Girl's State — Homeroom Rep. — FNC — Ski Club — National Honor Society Robert Baron Bob Do on to others as you would have them do Unto Y°u The Golden Rule Hey what's up Where you working now AP — Let's hit the DE store — 7th period study — Forget a book — Weightlifting and Bodybuilding are number — Don 7 stop now — More reps______ Lou Ferrigno — Rocky fan — Let's go out for lunch — one of Burger Kings best — I'll munch to that — Any parties this weekend Pete? — WHAT! — I got to work — Ah Beat — Every thing is clean and green — Go for it — Can 7 wait for 106. 18 Susan Lee Ashworth Thuzie” While drifting down this road, the strangest things unfold to you Stories you thought never true, and you know that it's only begun” D. Mason April's other '6 — Those GG's — Gl Joe throw — EVENSKI ALREADY — Friend for life — SG's dipstick — Find me a boyfriend — Oh. glitter much? — Summer confusion with JM. DA. and PB — Those CAMAROS!” — Dont tickle me! — Ape. the ROAD? — Fribbles — Those nights at North Street — Wrestling at the Green — Little Nose on the Prairie” — Chrome Hoof- covers — Eric the alf a bee — Jackson Browne fan — Birgit, what do do?” — Future poet — Summers in Cape Cod — Indecisive — A worrier — MT. I remember the good times — Senioritis 3. 4 —Lost in the fog with DT. AD. MT. PF. LS. and KT — The Balcony 208 — Homecoming — Work Day — Car Wash — Ring Dinner — Jr. Show — Sr Prom — Sr Play — Class Night — Volleyball — Co-captain 4 — Student Council — Yearbook ed. — Jr Prom Scott Bail lie Scott You can see I want to be free And so. one day. I will be. ” James Taylor Last of the 70's — Seen with Sharpe — Hopewell parties — Mountain Pond — Let's ski — Squantz — Vermont weekends — racecar — The park — Too many detentions — John Reed Road — 3rd period — BF with Chris. Lee S Paul — Walk down the tracks — New Orleans — Yamaha Night — Stay out tonight — Lake Placid ski trip — Sr. Prom — Class Night — William G. Barhite Willie Nothing is as easy as it looks Everything takes longer than you expect and if anything can go wrong it will at the worst possible moment. Unknown Four wheeling Willie — 426 Hemi mopar — Bar- hite Racing 21 — Seen at Race tracks — Corkey Cookmen Fan Club — 04 — The next Geoff Bodine of the East — Stock Cars — Race Truck 19 Lisa Ann Belardinelli Liu” Whit others think of us would be of little mo- ment did it not. when known, so deeply tinge what we think of ourselves. George Santayana Seen with Kathy and Chris — Embarassed at the Ring Dinner. BW — Mr. Janesky and Bozo U. — Barbara, pins and needles — VB bus parlies — '7 know I won't get ini — SG and pizza — Listen to me — Scientific discoveryI — R and C on April 24th — Was Barbara really sleepwalking7 — Junior Show bird and Tinman — Where is everybody tonight? — Homecoming 1-4 — Car Wash - Work Day 2-4 — Battle of the Classes 2. 4 — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Sr Play — Class Night — Volleyball 1-4 — Track 1-4 Karen Anne Bartolotta Kay I want to learn what life is for 1 don't want much. I just want more Ask what I want and I will sing I want everything, everything. Paul Williams Which way do I go? — Always seen with LB —March 4th — DD — Butte America — Mem- oirs — Tennis lessons with FM — Snowball fights — Late night ph calls — Wt. Mt. —BB and Dia- monds — Swimming at Rl yellow — JMc — Diamond chip Larry — Bubbles — Apollo, honey, don't ya ever get nervous? — IFLTFT — TH What a laugh — MC's hang out — Yank fan — DFCA — RHPS - FGMS Club — BM — Weird clothes that's fashion? — McDonald's monsters — Don- na Summer, watch outI - N.Y Chick — POP — Blum 's Bunch — Boom Boom — SS Inc. —And we will never pass this way again. Homecoming — Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Jr Show — Sr Play — Majorette — Class Night — Gerald Lincoln Boles LB I’m easy come easy go. a little high, little low. any way the wind blows, doesn t really matter to me. Queen Dirt Bikes — PFI75 — VW. gets me where I'm going — Pany's at Hopewell —Skiing Vermont — Do it up — Think snow — Go for it — Re- member all those parties with Greg. Bob. Dave. Ken and everyone else —Yes 79 with Dave — Always ready to party — Babe 's — Good Driver — He can handle it — Gate's upstairs — Later. . . . . Much . . . 20 Susan Lovell Borst Well, at night the stirs they put on i show for free. James Taylor Fizzy squid awards — Roundabout Amee — Country Club Dance — World Series '78 — Sa- dies — Toronto — Do this do that” — Follow the leader” — Boston concert — Jr Prom — 20 Brook side Drive. Greenwich — Cardinals — Adirondacks — All nighters —Calves Island — Island beach — Todd's Point — Suby — Borster — Animal House — New York with Sharon — John’s Endless parties!!! — Snow covered cars — 190 Turtle Court. Naples. Florida —B.C.H.S. Cou- gars one touchdown — Rowdie -n-ready — Van City homecoming Prom! — Mom — Rollerskate with Anne — Rec room — Waterskiing — Sauna! — Allman Brothers i Jimmy Buffet concerts — Jeep — Lillian Carter — 96 Super O Florida's best Rock — 32 Nature View Trail — Go to Green- wich! — Haunted house — Hillbert — Night Football — Orange Pass — Hopewell — Senior slump — Molly Hatchett 8 Outlaws concert — The bumps — I love 'em Kimberly A Bonsignore Kim” Soon this yearling will break away, and new castles will become possible. Unknown GHC 1-4 — 3 Musketeers — Kent Falls w Meg — Fugitive — Yahoo! — Joe’s Gingerbread — Golden girls — Trips to Ridgefield — Often seen wrapped around fences — Steve. Dylan, and the carburetor — Hey. Buddy! — BB 79 — New Year's 78 — Cowboy lover — Future Ski Bum — Lynyrd Skynyrd lives — My friend the Martian — Walk Much? —Silliness — Nice hair — Blush- ing always — Pinchable cheeks —Friday nites at BFM w JS — What really happened at the Drive- In? — Jr Prom at Danbury Hospital — Blondness — The Imp grin — September tans — Vt week- ends — Rowdiness — Brit Lit laugh attack w Meg — Driving thru a war — TJC — MPK and THAT Saturday — Bubble gum — A night of Hershey Kisses Track — Work Day — Jr Show — Class Night — Sr Prom — Ski Club — Student Council Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Battle of the Classes — Sr Play Lorie Branch Lorie” When I find myself in times of trouble. Mother Mary comes to me Speaking words of wisdom, let it be. Beatles TOM! - August 10. 1979 — TJ - What hap pened on September 4. 19791! — Always seen with Pat and Robin — Quiet — Ski Bum — Those rings — TB. LB. TJ — Kansas and Styx concerts Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Class Night - AFS - Ski Club 21 Jeanette Lynn Branecky Oranecky When love beckons to you. follow him though his ways are hard and steep And when his wings enfold you yield to him. though the sword hidden among his pinions may wound you And when he speaks to you believe in him. though his voice may shatter your dreams Love gives naught but itself and takes naught but from itself Love pos- sesses not nor would it be possessed Love has no other desire but to fulfill itself For love is sufficient unto love. Kahlil Gibran. That certain road — Remember QRS — Wednes- day nights — Shopping? — Pepper — Water - fights — R. Toes — Mrs. Brown — Sure — Din- ner Bets — Summers in Texas — My beautiful blue bonnets — I won't be seen in that car. Homecoming — RingPinner — Jr Sr Semi-Formal — Jr Prom — Jr Show — Class Night — Girls Soccer — FBLA If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you. it is yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Unknown Always driving on Lori M. s Lawn — What? — Taxi Service — Always talking non-stop — Only person to knock down her own mailbox — A great friend to have — Shy until you know her. then watch out — Where ’s Who7 — One of the DECA Dudes — Always seen driving — Always on the go — Always seen with MT — Always at McDonalds for lunch — Mirra are you taking me home or does my father have to get me? — Hi pall — Hi Gilbert — Always talking about her nephew — Junior cast party — Foreigner Con- cert 79 — Homecoming I 4 Ring Dinner — DECA 3. 4 — Jr Show — Sr Play — Sr Prom Work Day 2 ■ 4 Class Night — Mary Ann Broderick Mare Elaine Bruce Cousin Brucey I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and love today. Unknown Always seen with KD KD RMSTD — KF’s with DCSNH with DC — Bowling alley Friday nights — BHs want a flower — Ami tty ville Horror with KD — Animal — Drinking with a straw — Working in Pet Shop nights — Concert Choir 2-4 — Treble Choir 2.4 — AFS 3.4 — Deca 3 — Racquetball Club 4 — Drama 4 22 Laurie Ann Buonomo ”Laur I know that there’s a reason why I need to be alone. I need to find a silent place that I can call my own. Is it mine. Lord, is it mine 7” Supertramp Always seen with KB — Always liked BD — LEFT. Kay. LEFT — Buonoms — Bomino — Excellent — Decent — Misses MK — Yankee fan — Would I do that? — BB's Diamonds — CRASH What happened to the windshield — Why do I always do that? — Homecoming — IFL TFT — It lakes a thief — BK with LM — Squantz my foot — SSS summer fun — Swimming at Rl — RHPS — Eat a JD — EMGS — Itchin' powder — Snap — SS Inc. — Float meetings McD's hang out — Stop sing- ing Kay — Don 7 touch my radio — Seen w Barf — What a tease — Fat — Always hungry — Drive-In regular — Never shuts her mouth! — Keep on searchin! Soccer — Ring Dinner — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Jr Prom — Jr Show — Homecoming — Sr Prom — Class Night We are standing all together Face to face, arm in arm We are standing on the threshold of a dream No more hunger No more people kill- ing No more wasting life away It is simply an idea, and I know its time has come. I want to live I want to grow I want to see I want to know 1 want to share what I can give I want to be I want to live. John Denver Seen with Charlene and Bonnie — Mr. J ’$ room — Top lockers — Future Vet. — Varsity basket- ball games — Loves music — No thanks. I'm on a diet — Don't mess up my hair — Airport 'SO — Dancing — Bowling? — No. don' have a twin. Homecoming 1-4 — Ring Dinner — Jr - Sr Semi- Formal - 3. 4 — Jr Show — Sr Play — Sr Prom — Class Night — Newspaper — Key Club — Na- tional Honor Society 4 Suzanne Judith Carlo Sue Patricia Ann Carbone Patty” Wooden ships on the water, very free. Easy you know the way it s supposed to be Silver people on the shore line let us be Talkin' 'bout very free and easy. And it's a fair wind, blowin' warm out of the south over my shoulder Guess I'll set a course and go.” Crosby. Stills 6 Nash She talks with her hands (overly expressive) — Bethel Food Deli lady — Those big beautiful brown eyes — Wild Tent parties — Parking lot mornings — 16th Birthday party I present Diane $ Kathe — Sliding into school with Jill — Nice hair — Karate! — Oh! Boy! — Loves poetry, animals S Frank — Will be a beautician one day — Pretty smile — Friendly 6 Sweet - Where's Frank! — More clothes!! — Episodes with Diane Ring Dinner — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal 3 — Sr Prom 3 — Class Night — Sr Prom 4 — Concert Choir 4 23 Eric Catty Eric '7 am he. as you are he As you are me and we are all together.” Beatles Always out with the gang — Bowling — Woeth” — Playing cards — Wednesday's at Squantz — '7didn't know you swore — Has his moods — That Fateful Day — Beatles live — Blum history — Forever Wings — Silver Toyota — Horseback riding7 — Well excuuuse me?” — Can I have a ride — Record World — Badminton — Always there when you need him — Frisbee — Black T-shirt — Salutes — Always with BK CM DT MK DM BL and CS — June! AVA 2. 3 — Jr Show — Jr Prom — Classnight — Sr Play — Work Study 3 Robert Catsavas Enter my life but do not pass through like so many do Just stop and listen not just hear and I will do the same for you. Unknown Loves skiing — Trips to Rl with LS. CK. SP — Are we in NYC — Window scene with CK — Those wild ski trips — All of them — Lou and the Doobies — Who's late7 — Weazle snowstorms in Hallsville - Alan Parsons — Pinky — Pink Floyd fan — Fiona in Rl — '7 don 'I know” —CSN — The great appendix rip-off — Powder — The Ring Dinner — Four wheeling with the Toyota — Yes shows '79 — Newport — Tad's dorm Homecoming — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Sr Play — Class Night — Work Day — Ice Hockey 1. 2— Tennis 1-4 — Ski Club — Student Council Carol Elaine Clapp Clappy” 'I bring love to give you solace in the darkness of the night in the heart's eternal light you need only trust your feelings only love can steer you right. Rush The Three Musketeers — Cape Crusader — Seen with BC. DD. SR. MBC. LS. ND. TF. AA. SB. LB. GW — Quiet South bury cabin — Bum Steer — Summer of 77 — PSCB — Grand Theft Auto — You Guys” — Runaway Car — Skiing lessons from Beth and Donna — Long walk down — Snow — Redding Rock — Double Rainbow in New Haven — Renaissance of the 70's — Rainy night at Tallahachie — Hopewell — Clappy Mo- bile — MBC's Party — New Years 79 — Middle School — Sunday hikes — Outlaws — Kent Falls — Beth. Donna and Trixie — Picture of the sun- set — Naugatuck shopping — Anna Huntington — New Hampshire — VIP — Poco — Before school rides — Crabs — Jesus Tree Sr Prom — Class Night — Ring Dinner — Ski Club — Backpacking Club — Work Study 3. 4 24 Mary Elizabeth Clarke Mary Beth For long you live and high you fly Smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry All you touch and all you see. is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Shotgun — Sh service room — Lamposl crew — Hopewell woods — Let's have a party — Mar- shall's shopping cart — PB at Pete 's — The Bum Steer — Renaissance of the 70's — The cape crusaders — Southbury parties — Brewster rese- voir — Those sleepless nights in '77 — PSCB — Rusk ins in the rain — Seen with LS. TF. A A. SB. BC. CC. DO. DD. SR. AD —NM and MBC and the dots with Mr. P — CT. SF. CC. CS. MBC. RV. what a wild tripll f — Field Hockey I — Basketball 1.2 — Tennis 2. 3 — Homecoming I — Jr Prom — Jr-Sr Semi- Formal 2. 4 — Class Night — Ski Club — Back- packing Club Kevin Cleary Kevin All men are born free and equal Free at least in their right to be different Some people want to homogenize society everywhere l'm against the homogenizers in art. politics and in every walk of life l want the creme to rise. Robert Frost Seen pushing the capsized canoe — Seen at the Drive-In — A night in Newtown — Compo Beach — Eggs on NHS — Blondes — B ham. Alabama — Toothless one — Softball games — Cape Cod — 142 feet — Aw. we re in N.J. — Brewster in a stolen car — Good friends — Mabdula. Manny and Hilbert — KC and KH's crewcuts — Potato chip returns Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Battle of the Classes — Jr Show — Work Day — Ski Club — Football 1-4 — Indoor Track I — Outdoor Track 2 — Wrestling 2-4 Michael Cleary Mike Home is where the heart is found in many lan- guages mid pleasures and places though we may roam. Be it ever so humble, there 's no place like home. John Howard Payne Drive-In — Finast — Milk — Butter — Eggman — Library — Rubber bands — Wood Working — Toyotaglide — The corner — Plymouth satilite — The luxury car — Racquetball — Yanks are Best — New York Jets — Spread action — Rangers — Islanders — Got to go to work — The nine o'clock group — Who’s lockers next — 7th period study — McDonalds — You kicked out again — Back Fitches truck — Start Bring — Twin K — Mr Matte Don't Be Mad At Me Ring Dinner — Homecoming 25 Wilier Coffey Do you not know that in a race all the runners run. but only one gels the prize? Run in such a way as to gel the prize. I Corinthians 9:24 In life sometimes we get caught up in too many things and this is no good. We try our best but sometimes we get nowhere fast. You just have to slow down and just take things as they come or you 'II just burn yourself out. Work Day 2-4 — Homecoming 2. 3 — AFS 2 - 4 — Football Manager 3 John Robert Clement John Everybody is a moon, and he has a dark side which he never shows. ” Mark Twain The Big Race — Linquine — 72 Torino — Drive-in — Fireworks Brigade — Mailbox crew — Bowlarama — Bethel Food Market Ace driver — Yahoo! - 4 - WD? — Seen with JK. TL — One of the trio — Dirty Dozen — I'm only kidding — The Great Pumpkin — LJ's — Let's go shopping — McDonalds - Hey rabbit — Tis the Blue Jay way — Midnight cruise — The egg toss — Let's go — Squantz Pond — That Sat- urday night in the trucks — Mission Impossi- ble — Rafts — Where's Jo? Band 1-4 — Stage Band 3. 4 — Ski Club 2-4 — Sophomore Ring Dinner — Class Might — Sr Prom Michael Cody Code You will find peace of mind if you look way down in your soul Don't hesitate, ’cause the world is cold Stay young at heart 'cause you're never old That 's the way of the world Plant your flowers, you grow a pearl. ” Earth. Wind, and Fire Member of Dr. J's famous sixth period sopho- more table — That's the way of the world — That's life — That's the politics — Friday night pie with Pinto and R. Pierrie — Former Bethel Food employee — Too many years in Bethel — High class dresser — Had the best shotgun rider Rich Pierrie — Best concert ever seen — Van Halen — Having fun with Mr. Dansdill — Mrs. Pardalis — Mr. Janesky — Seen Saturday morn- ing's with The Lost Cause — Former Speedster Football — Homecoming 2-3 — Jr Prom — Workday 2 — Sr Prom — Class Night Beth Coleman Coleman Waiting for the winds of change to sweep the clouds away Waiting for the rainbow's end to cast its gold your way Countless ways you pass the days ...” RUSH Tommy! — Seen with Carol. Donna. SR. LS. MRC. TF. AA. GW. LB — Cape Crusader — Plain Janes — Soulhbury — Pond Brook Cove — 3 Muske- teers Middle school Roger's summer of'77 — Weekend trips — Brewster Reservoir — Hope- well — Always in school — 7 forgot” — Red- ding Rock — Pool hoppin — Riverside Real ly?l — Take me to the Cashah — Subaru — Maine — Fox Hill Inn — Rowdy — Dizzy — California Rainy night at Tallahachie — PSCB — Sleepless nights in '77 — Colorado — Reser- voir raid — Amy” — Jethro Tull — Hope it smows!” — Ski trips — Where's the party 7” — Quarry — Grand theft auto Jr - Sr Prom Class Might — Jr Sr Semi Formal — Ring Dinner 1.1 — Ski Club 3. 4 — Backpack- ing 4 Darrell C. Corson Rebel Life's battles don't always go to the stronger or faster man. but sooner or later the man who wins is the fellow who thinks he can. ” Unknown Florida boy Chevy convertible — Seen with Steve. Kurt and Peter — Sycamore, home away from home Shafted again — Cream doughnut war — Paco not taco! — Geometry whiz? — Spenuchi — Skiing Sr Prom Jamie Lynn Cover Now I've been happy lately Thinking about the good things to come And I believe it could be Something good has begun Oh. I've been smiling lately Dreaming about the world as one And I believe it could be Someday it 's going to come Cat Stevens Wicked ' Shipwreck — What a joke Crusin’ with Sue and Debbie — Summer of 79 — Get- ting lost on the way gome from the Cheap Trick concert — Chris, are you still awake? — CDB outdoor concert — Family Affair crew — Our friend Joe — Memories of RB — Deb's IS!!!??? — Roof Riden? — Transfer from Andover Mass. — My old friend Helen — 3 19 SO?? 27 You are young and you 're eager to seek a way to let the world know what you think The lesson learned it is not taught in a school you have to start out First by being a fool. Jim Messina Fish Flipper — Coneseca's buddy — Betcha a Lamborghini — Great car — Jacksonville chain gang — What parties — Seen in Westport — Pong with Steve and Lou — 1:04 56.5 Go For Theml — Pizza slob — C. S. N 6 Y — Daily trips to Norwalk — Last night in Lauderdale — MOS- COW? Jr. Work Day — Sr Work Day — Sr Prom — Class Night — Varsity Tennis 3.4 — Spanish Club — National Honor Society 4 Jason Andrew Crist Jay Jill Marie Coyle Butch Take as much as you think you ought to Give as much as you can Don't forget what your failures have taught you Or you’ll learn them all over again... D. Fogelberg Suprise parties — Pebble chucker — Stocking Crusadors — Cape Cod '77. '78. '79. — Green GMC — AB Mobile — Drive-In Crew — Where's the car? — Hopewell — Crazies — Cake right — Killington Crash — Mirrors Best Buddy — Hair- cuts — Whopper — Nature girl — Riverside — New Year's Eve 78 — Always seen with AG. BL. MPK. LS. 6 LS — High School dances — '1987' — Parlies — Satinettes — Good Times — Jail Birds — McDonald's — Rock's Theme — Friend- ly — Laughing attack with MPK — AB's are number II — Homecoming — Jr-Sr Semi Formal — Jr Show — Sr Play — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Fashion Show — Ski Club — Deca — Ring Dinner — Track — Hiking — Student Council 1. 3 pres. 4 — Class Night Jens Dalsgaard There is only one success - to be able to spend your life in your own way. Christopher Morley Summer 791 — Usually found in parking lot — Cruising — That stereo! — Hard working — Qui- et — Certain someone — Individual — Those hay bales! — What homework?! — Zep — Tull — Loves concerts — Nice hair — 69 GS — Dirt roads — EXCELLENT! — In the hole — Coffee — Bowlarama — 28 Barbara Jill Dannatt Bajil ''Lost and wondering Maybe, how it is seems to me. it’s as simple as this No matter where you go your're going to find, you won’t see me in front, but you can't leave me behind! Yes Seen with David. Kath. and Pat — Beautiful hair — Friendly Big blue eyes — Yogurt-girt — '7 hate Gauze! - HSR Block girl — Huntington — SH Wagon — Fire alarm — Slide on ice to BHS — Easter and Apples with GG — Loves to travel — Boston — Spanish rice and Green death — PC’s 16th birthday —Barhites — Bill and Marks sis — My $600.00 flute! - NicFit — Where’s Chris V? — Tent parties — Like it. it’s my sisters — PC's broken leg — Beleesublub — Bartholomew —SIR and Vies trailer party — '7 forgot! — Rejected Chem — I'm hungry — Dumby — David, david. David! — Chicky — Duck feet — Farmshop — Go Orient. Homecoming — Jr Sr Semi-Formal — Ring Din- ner—Sr Prom—Class Night — Band 1-4 — Ma- jorette 2-4 — Western Festival 2 — Chorus 4 William M Daly Willy No one is perfect, but making every effort to be perfect and trying as hard as you can Thats what life's all about. ” Mike Oshan Stone wall gang — Seen with Scott. Rick. Kevin, and Dave — Never serious always joking — Run- ning ? — McDonalds — Drive-In — Weekend Parlies over KT with DR — Drumming jams over Jim's garage — Mask night at the Driveln — Eagle’s cliff — Ki Ki Ki Koo — Consolidated — Football Man — Squantz — Roof Riding — Deadends Homecoming 1-4 — Ring Dinner — J-Sr Semi- Formal — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Class Night — Ski Club — Indoor track — Outdoor track 3.4 Thomas Scott Davies Tommy What we are is God’s gift to us What we be- come is our gift to God Unknown Chain Gang — Hopewell - II- 78 — The ride to Brodie — Look at those cows — March vacation — The Drive-In — Weekend at Barry’s — Dinner with MPK. BVS. BW — What's 10 egg rolls — The Bumps — Freshmen summer — need new shocks — Beven. its only five years — Carla's friend — Don 7 worry. I don 7 like her — Window choker — Orange Crush — Duchess County jail — Making SD for Beven — Dinner at JF and swimming at NF — I’m tired — Summer Fires — Alabama girts — hope you don't change back — Silver Dollars — Seen with Orca. Beaver and the Dumb Guinea — Look, its’a frog — Love that smile — Always on time — Riverside with Beven Football 1-4 — Indoor track 1.2— Battle of the Classes Classes — Homecoming — Work Day — Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Troubadors — Ski Club - AFS Club 29 Caria Angela DeMarco Caria The World is not so bad a world, as some would like to make it though whether bad or good de pends on how we all take it. Unknown What's 10 egg roll? — Barry's Post card — Stocking Crusaders — Summer fires — Candy Cane Blast Softball games with Barb Might At Barry's — Seven, there's BFRMIF — Town Trucks — Drive-in — Tommy's Friend — choked by a window — Let's find the BOYS — Football games — Curly — Class flake — Great Adven- ture — Zany — Talking to lockers — July '79 — Great Personality — Junior Year — Backing into Diane's tree — Attempts at sexiness — Jennings' Beach — Made 3 lanes on 1 lane highway But. but — UCONN Search — Always seen with BVS. TD. BW. NK — Tomatoes — What really happened the night at the Drive-in Aun tie FM — But. Beven they're not allowed to kiss in the movies — Yo TOMAIMO Class secretary 4 — FBI A President 4 - Business editor of I960 yearbook — Student Council — Key Club — Homeroom Rep — Ski Club Hik ing Club Ring Dinner — Jr. Prom — Sr. Prom — Workday — Jr. show — Sr. Play - Battle of the Classes — Class Might — Tennis 1. 3 Kimberly Ann Derrick kirn If you love someone, then one day he is gone, try to pick up the pieces and go on. Unknown kD Tiger Tiger — Always seen w FB. kD and RM — Grand Prix — Will always love TR — Hey Allied — Loves to roller skate — Skate Odyssey. Waterbury — Ring Dinner — Jr. Prom — Sr. Prom — Class Might Paul Michael DeMarco Paul Happy are those who work for peace among men; God will call them his sons! ... Luke 6.-20-23 Orange Crush — 44 mile crew — Bowlarama dream come true — The Bumps — Jennings Beach — Great Adventure — Jade Fountain and swimming in NF — Chain Gang — Banana Ice Cream — Mew Year's Fve '77 — Westport blind date — Ponderosa Food Fights — Baseball colli- sion with Bk — Apollo Creed — Hey Patty Guess What? — kingstreet school — Surprise birthday party — Chilli with Fritos — R2D2. Orca. DA. Gofer — You look a little lethargic! — Future business major Student Council — Boy's State — Ring Dinner — Jr. Prom — Jr. Show — Sr. Prom — Class Might — Battle of the Classes — Baseball I-4 — Foot- ball — Indoor Track — DFCA Club Pres. — Ski Club 30 Mary Anne Desunto Mary Anne There is nothing better in life than to meet a stranger who is kind and gentle though life is difficult and unbearable at times, somehow a smile and a kind word ease the burden. Newcomer to B.H.S. — Always laughing — Oui- et-until you get to know her!! — Hard worker — Litchfield Memories — Loves her job! (Does any- one know the real reason?!) — Always a kind word for everyone — Loves animals — The pony farm. Ann Marie Didato Ann If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remem- ber me? For I must be traveling on now. there s to many places I've got to see.' Lynyrd Skynyrd Ridin' that train — BBD — Camping in the snow — Yellow LTD — Always with Cathy — Florida with CC — Friendly — Rod — Marshall's shop- ping cart with MC 6 CC — Painting the town with KOSLS— WHIPFX — Travels to Ansonia - Do you want to be here? — Jeff — Hopewell parlies — The Cape on bikes — Homecoming — Battle of the Classes — Car Wash — Foreign Food Night — Ring Dinner — Camping Club — Cheerleading 1.2 — Vice President I Keryn Marie Deschnow Kerry The years have passed. I remember them all. the good, the bad. and the places. Tomorrow is the future with dreams and goals in which I will try to accomplish them all. KC Kerry Homecoming — Jr. Prom with Rudy — Rudy 1 23 79 thru 10 15 79— Bowlarama with KD. EB. TD. TB. RC - Ammityville with EB. Ani- mal. GD. SD — Dizzy says HZ — Help AJpark the car — TJ — Only kidding” — Oh yeah — Summer parties with TE. JS. JW. ML. ES. LH — Riverside with Rudy — Candlewood all day with RC — I forgot — You should see what hap- pened to the Car — You can tell by the dog's bark, didn't you know? — '7 said that? — True Love — '7 don't want to — I miss him so much Homecoming I. 2. 4 — Ringdinner - Jr. Prom — Sr. Prom — Class Night 31 Paul Thomas DiMarzio Even if you're on the right track You'll get run over if you just sit there. Will Rogers Bronx transfer — Boehringers! — 73 — Trips to Nautilus with Phil and Ken — Dollar movies at Newtown — No John. This Is Not New York! — Yale Lectures — Hog Power! — The Great Bar- rington Fair — The Chicago Concert — Member of the best arcade crew ever — Quiz Bowl — Sunfest '79 — Homecoming — Monty Python Fan — Where is Bethel anyway ? — Usually seen with John — Bus one Football 2-4 — Student Council 3 — AFS club 3. 4 — Troupe 3. 4 — Jr Marshall — Spanish Club Secretary 4 - Newspaper Photo Ed. 3 — Year- book Staff — Sr. Class Play — Class Night — National Honor Society 4 Ann Marie DiRico Rico We can t make the moment stay Time passes as it may All the nows turn into thens and we be- come a memory again. P. Chapman Jr. Birdmen — Gl Joe throws — Wagon ho — Bozo U — Get up at GA — OS Society — Naduka — Golden adventures — Munchkin — But nooo — Diffusion Monsoon s at Squantz — In Dnby Line up — 12 at the Drive-In — Nuggy fights — hate to burst your bubble — RP's Snow banks — Dr Mike's window — Block earing islands — 360's at Squantz — Summer 79 — Oh no crash! — Schultans of Schwing — Roll like DVD — Props — Interior decorator — Bastille — 12 days of Geo. — Movies with SK — Parties at MM — PC's fan club — Look it's Rico's mother — Sand bank — Shotgun — 3 Red — DT — PF — CM — MM — MH — SK — RM — TM - Sleeping under the stars — HBO pa tries —ACE — did it my way. Homecoming — Work Day — Battle of the Classes — Jr. Show — Sr. Play — Class Night — Tennis — Ski Club — Key Club President 4 32 Donna Downs Donna I have memory and awareness, hut I have no shape or form AS a disembodied spirit. I an dead and yet unborn. Rush Tom — Pond Brook Cave — Middle School — Always ready to party — Rowdy — Seen with BC. CC. SR. And LA — Cape Crusader — Marlboro Country — Midnight Escape — Summer of '77 — Southbury — A Lunch hustle with LA — Pool hopping — Hopewell woods — Hope it snows! — California, here come!! — Sleepless nights in 77 — Wanna skip? PSCB — Riverside — This is beat! — Grand Theft Auto — Renaissance of the 70's — fourth period food Eights — Be afraid! — Hey Eggbert — Brewster Resevoir — Out- laws — Ski Bum — Sherwood — Fox Hill Inn — Rainy nights at Tallahachie — MS M's — Rese- voir raid — Star Castle — Redding Rock — Dou- ble Rainbow in New Haven — New Years eve '79 — Destination Graduation — YAHOO!! Sr. Prom — Class Night — Ring Dinner — Ski Club 3. 4 — Backpacking 4 Michaele Rose Draper Drip This is bone of my bones, flesh of my flesh She shall be called Woman because she was taken out of man. Genesis Roy — Love that voice! — One of DeFazio's original banana heads — need a ride to Dan- bury — Where are you working now? — Always happy and making people laugh — That laugh. UGH! — Does my hair look okay? — Seen in Danbury — Clothes freak — Loves Roy Ruiz with all her heart Hitchhiker - Cute S crazy — Loves cats — Loves to party — Sweet — Friendly — E-S-O-TL — Seen with CT. RR. SF. TW. LB Likes all kinds of music — Great personality — Can't type for beans — Intelligent at times — Very independent Battle of the Classes 1.3 — Fashion Show 3-4 — Jr. Prom — Ring Dinner — Jr.-Sr. Semi-Formal 4 — Sr. Prom — Class Night Nancy Lynn Downing If you see or hear of anything you should or shouldn 7. it isn 7 likely you would tell No matter how you feel, or how you look at it. it will still be the same. Unknown Breaking and entry — Late night at Candlewood Lake — How are we going to get home. Lynn? — Ci and the Fleas — Parties by the lake — Peanut butler and jelly sandwiches — Main Street Ride — Bubbles in the fountain — Seen with. LS. TF. SR. DD. CC. MBC - Kamikazes Face through the grate — Eyebrow pencil — Grand theft auto — Mallary — Cheshire — Car case capers — Cathy's Place David Thomas Dube ,Doobs A great man in his time will always be remem- bered. because he will be the kindest and most understanding man in the World DTD Bye Brian McMahon Hello Bethel High! — Quiet alone, but with Kevin and Steve, look outI — Cathy. Cathy. Cathy. England '79' — Cathy the car won't start — '7 didn't see that telephone pole — When I'm in doubt . . — Never seen alone in school always has some blond close W Jr Prom — Tag Sale — Jr Show — Jr-Sr Semi- Formal 3. 4 — Work Day 3. 4 — Sr Play — Sr Prom — Class Night — Homecoming — Battle of the Classes — Baseball 2. 4 — Wrestling 3. 4 —AFS - Ski Club Michael P. Duff III Mike Have yourself a good look, for when I'm gone you 'II never see the likes of a man like me again. ” Unknown Always running — Future military officer — Farmer Mike — Watch out for the cows — Gone Fishing — FAT AT FRANKS — Track — SUPER MAN — X-country apples — The Duff mobile — Crazy — Future Engineer — Hey Doc — Always reading — The Mt. goat — Pat and Oscar's brother — Friendly but nuts — Dedicated Foreign Food Night — Ring Dinner — Battle of the Classes — Home Homecoming 3. 4 — Work Day 3. 4 — Jr Show — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Homeroom Rep. 3 — Boys State — Sr Prom — Class Night — Sr Play — Yearbook — Indoor Track 1-4 — Outdoor Track 1-4 — Cross Country 2-4 — National Honor Society 4 John Thomas Dursi Ours You may say I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one 1 hope someday you'll join us and the world may live as one John Lennon Happy is the man who can laugh at himself. He will never cease to be amused — Habib — You 've got to be joking — Perpetual change — Mrs. G's pet? — Imagine — The Decision — Frisbee — Peace — Take to the highway — You're taking Physics? — A rocker-or off one — All you touch and all you see. is all your life will ever be — Jr. Show — Jr Prom — Concert Choir — Trouba- dours — Sr Play 34 Mark Dwinells Mark Lucky I'm the same after all I’ve been through. I can 7 complain but sometimes I still do Lifes been good to me so far. Joe Walsh In the Navy — Aerographers Mate — Crosswinds II — Fairfield beach — Seen on Penfield reef — Wo Baby — Cosmic fayerweather yacht club truly of the essence third degree assault — 6 cylinder mopar — Beatles — Diehard — How's it hanging — How's life been treating you — Kingfisher — Seen in Darkroom — PF — First National person — Landshark — It 's got four wheels and it gets me there — SMAG — GISM — Frome — Froth — TWTCGOWP - Battle of the Classes — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Jr Tag Sale — Troubadors — Sr Prom — Class Night — Wrestling Christopher R. Early Chris He who knows not. and knows not that he knows not. is a fool Shun him He who knows not and knows that he knows not. is simple. Teach him He who knows and knows not that he knows, is asleep Waken him He who knows and knows that he knows, is wise Follow him. Arabic Apothegm Proud — Likes math and science — Pro-Bowler — Have The Astros Won Yet Mr. Perlman? Soccer 4 Steve Engelbrecht Remo Mock Eycak. Acsyeew Ysmkm Oqk Mcak.s Aesk Sc Mokkke Ecyy ay Mqekm G cok Mq cookki uscievm. M ookkki — Doughnuts on Larrys Car — Asgwy Im — The Tribes Alive — The Skins Are In — Acoo. Mcyk — Hey Jimmy, get me a pail and mop — High anxiety — HELEN, what's that in your hair — LSLS — KH - LD — 041462 — THE BEATLES — Hey Jerry. Love That Haircut — Love Kurts Car — Mike. Leroy. Matt. Faye. Pat. MM — Too far — No way 35 Pamela Jean Faillace Pam Still I've got this empty feeling deep inside All those hesitations about saying good bye But in our time together I can see A part of you has become a part of me. P. Chapman Jutche — Just let me say one thing — No but seriously — AD's softball pal — The DNBY lin- eup — 12 at the Drive-In — Week with TH — Cel up at 6A — Schultans of Schwing — I'm not P I'm just scared — Ponderosa girl — But Noooo! — DIANE!! — Do I have hair on my head — Got a deck of cards — dare ya Cath — REP 2 — CRASH — Nuggy fight at MM's — 3Reds — Try to Remember the time in 9 29 79 — Cliff- Climbing — Homecoming '78 — I'm Sorry Mom — RHPS FAN — Fogelberg Fan — see you TH — Seen with CM. AD. DT. TM. RM. MM — I did it my way! Student Council 1-4 — Class Treas. 3. 4 — Ski Club 2-4 — Key Club 3. 4 — AFS 4 — Jr Show — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Jr Prom — Sr Play — Class Night — Sr Prom — Homecoming 1-4 — Tennis 1-4 — Work Day 2-4 — Yearbook Mark William Estell Mark All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. Edgar Allen Poe Seen with Dave. Mike and Gordon — Drive-In — What's up Lee! — Hey Dippal! Murk land's homeroom — Rowdy at basketball games — Par- ty — Hey Rockwell, going to Mcdonalds after the basketball games — Blue eyes. Blonde hair — Squantz pond — Shooting pool at Mr and Mrs Q with Mike and Dave Work Day — Ring Dinner — Homeroom Rep — Homecoming — Jr Prom — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Sr Prom — Class Night Mark C. Fancher A faithful friend is a sturdy shelter He that has found one has found a treasure. Unknown Long Island — Green Mountain — Vermont — Waterskiing — Beach parties — Romantic even ings - on the water — Bombfire — Boat freak — Killington Mountain — 36 Nadine Lynn Ferber ”Dina ”Let my eyes see beauty My ears hear music My mouth speak truth My body find joy And my mind think what it wishes. Unknown Clem and Sven — Seen with Pam and Maria — can 't find my car keys again — Princess — Ding- Dong. Avon calling — Remember that night at Brookfield Bowl? — Little Blue Dart — Shoe- town — Those weekend rides! — Wild parly of '78 — So what are we going to do this weekend7 — Could I pass for 18? — Remember the JP Pam ? — Teeny Deeny — Maria, don't call Tony! — Another early dismissal — I forgot about my layaway — Those pretty nights at Candlewood — Lunch at Widows — Trip to Riverside '79 — Nice clothes — How's my monkey? — No name. O Future Nurses 1.2 — FBLA 2 4— Ring Dinner — Jr Prom--------Sr Prom — AFS 3 — Sr Play Sean Fa man Sean Nothing and no one ever gets to you Seems the wind could blow right through you I believe in love. K. Kristofferson Oh Michaele. a Aba AABA — Always with Sharri — Lisa B. Let's Go Horseback Riding — Nancy D. remeber the rubber fish at the fair? — SG let's go see Erik at 54 and dance — Bob. Where did you go? - The Park — ASIB — LV. our NY Place when you make it out — Maybe not — People come to me and they say hey. how can you . . . ” — Mr. Bill - JNH and EH - What Happened? — Watch out. you know who — Lisa B. I'm not taking it today — Frisbee — CN. Do you have a quarter? — MH. MH — Dancing with Sharri — Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Homecom- ing Brian Fitch Brian No one can lake advantage of who they are No man has got it made If he thinks he does, he s wrong ... Lynyrd Skynyrd 46 Willy Jeep Pick Up — Hunting — Fishing — Miami Dolphins — Baseball — Camping Out — Ring Dinner — Battle of the Classes 37 Larry Fragomeli Duke” Be not afraid of life Believe that life is worth living and your belief will help create the fact. William James Part of the Library crew — Getting kicked out of the library — Going to work at the Pizzeria — Always watching television — Oh no warning slips come out tomorrow — Maybe the Red Sox will win next year — Senior Play — Senior Prom — Class Night Laurie DellaMonica Lor” We do not remember days, we remember mo- ments. Unknown Always seen in Newtown — Danny's little girl — Newtown partier — Last of the good time Guardsmen — Jeff's better half — Mostly seen with MM. BY. and CR — Where's the party? — What homework? — Mr. Roy's best student? — Always partying with Picky I — Seen with Jim M — Never at home. — Homecoming — Ring Dinner — Sr Play —Sr Prom — Class Night Timothy Francisco Tim” See everybody's got a smile inside Put it upon your face and wear it with pride and it's gonna happen Just decide where your goin'. get it out In the open and start blazin' your own trail again- Time to start blazin' your own trail again.” R. E. O. Speedwagon Crime and Flicks — Case capers and canoe cap- sizers — Parties by the lake — Where's the exit? — Halloween hysteria and Painting panic at Co- leman's — Happy Hurricanes with GG — Alan give me the keys. ” — Party at the castle with CD. AA. and the Bonanza Bunch —Seen with A A. LB. DE. and BC Car Wash I — Vice-President 2 — Ski Club 3. 4 38 Faith Diane Garby Do not follow where the path may lead Go. instead. where there is no path and leave a trail. Unknown Health nut — Carting at Brad lees — Smoking is bad for your health — MacDonald s — Piano — Tall — Let's get some ice cream — Where's Debbie — Yogurt — BPLAB — No Morals? — '7 don't have heels on! — Ice cream at S 6 S — '66 Fairlane — Rochester —I’m broke — Always late — Swiss Miss — Summer '79 — DT 2 — Faith. Hope, and Charity — Good Driver. Some- times — Future Surgeon — Let's go shopping — Faith-Eddie — Stuck in the mud with RS — Dr. . Garry — We forgot the spoons! — I think I’ll make some chocolate chip cookies — Big blush- er. Basketball 2 — Field Hockey 3 — Junior Show — Math Team 3. 4 — Future Nurses — Key Club — Senior Play — Work Day — Class Night — Ring Dinner — Jr.-Sr Semi-Formal Anne Margaret Gilbert Anne How long the road is But for all the time the journey has taken, now you have needed every second of it in order to learn what the road passed by. Dag Hammarskjold The AB’s — Gum by — Curly hair — That Laugh! — Flirt! — Always laughing — Future singer? — Tomato chase — Satinettes — Surprise Parties — Cape Cod 78-79 - Always w BL JC LS BV MPK LS — Dec 26. 79 — Senior Prom 79 — Football games! — Peeping Tom — Crazies — Nature girls — Cake in the ear — Hopewell — The AB Mobile — What A Rush — Hot Potato — SHS Friend Forever — 1987 — Jailbirds —Stare Much? — McDonald's — Those Dances — Pum- kins - Brodie trip — MILKY WAYS! — Concerts w ST — Killington Crash — Track 1.2— Battle of the Classes — Class Secre- tary 1-3 — Homecoming Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Student Council 1-4 — DEC A — Ski Club — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Jr Show —Sr Play — Work Day Gail Marie Gesualdi Jessy I miss you when you're not by my side, even for a moment But you must grow and so must I. though I wish so that you were close by. Unknown RICH — Tea talks with Em and Karen — KO's bean remedy — W nite — G nite — SW day — Poco '79 — Lutzes — Never seen without a pock- et book — The Orchard — Hey Claudia, the apples are better on the other side — Ear er egging with JD and KO — The trail 6 26 79 — Canoe rides — Happy Hurricaning-with Tim — Let me cook you something — Green Datsun — Vermonter — Always seen with Rich — Jr Sr Semi-Formal — Jr Prom — Class Night 39 Maria Antoinette Greco I’d rather be a fool with a broken heart than someone who never had a part of you. Maxine Nightengale POOPER to Tony — Summer of '79 — Always seen with Dina and Pam — Nice hair — New pocketbook Dina 7 — Crazy Cooking III class of '79 — Grassy Plain Drum Corp — Another early dismissal? — Should I call him ? — Billy Joel fan — NASTYI — Do I look 18? - What do we do this weekend? — TN — Future secretary — That night at the Brookfield Bowl — Trip to Riverside '79 — Lunches at Widow's — Rides through Danbury — Seen at Shoe Town — I gotta find a job Foreign Food Night — Ring Dinner — Jr. Show — Sr. Prom — Class Night — AFS 3. 4 — FBLA 3. Vice President 4 — National Flonor Society 4 Ross Stephen Grosshart Ross We are born crying, we live complaining, and we die disappointed. Thomas Fuller Robin — The Wedding — Party — Flebron. Conn. — Foreigner — Me and my RC — Ponder- osa — KY Fry Mr. and Mrs. Q Skateboarder — Seen with the Lost Cause Saturday morning — Math wiz — Seriously! Football 1.2 — Track 3. 4 — Indoor Track 4 — Ring Dinner — Battle of the Classes — Jr. Show — Sr. Play — Jr.-Sr. Semi-Formal Flomecom ing — Work Day — Sr. Prom — Class Night 40 Ronald M. Gunther Ron To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. Henri-Frederick Amiel Quiet — Attentive in class — Good grades — Janitorial work Katherine Elizabeth Haensel Kathe I want to live 1 want to give ? I've been a miner for a heart of gold It's these expressions I never give That keep me searching for a heart of gold And I'm getting old I've been to Hollywood I've been to Redwood I crossed the ocean for a heart of gold I've been in my mind It's such a fine fine That keeps me searching for a heart of gold And I'm getting old. Neil Young Seen with Ray. Jill. David. Pat and Diane — That pudgy face smile False lung — Practices with Pendulum — Boston with BAJ — P-town — Wayward son — Green Death — Tissue boxes and sunburn — Rejected Chem — Who's he? Ray!, who else — Kath. use an antecedant! — Elijahblue stuck in mud — Um. um. um. oh year! — Oh garbage! — Ray's moped — ABC and vacations — Tents and PC's birthday — Hands to talk — Loves people, music and life — Green eyes — Blonde Beast — Farm Shop — Shelter Rock, intense, to be sure! — Christopher John Haig Chris Don't hang on. nothing lasts forever but the earth and sky It slips away, all your money won't another minute buy. Kansas 340 MOPAR! — Racing gears — Joe Mopar — Bradlees Special — Apple Thief — Expert food thrower — Drive-In — Lives for weekends — Late night at MacDonalds — Library crew — Likes fast cars — Can 'I wait to get out of school! — Seen with Jerry. Tom. Bruce, etc . . . Ring Dinner — Sr. Prom — Class Night — Cross Country I 41 Christopher Alan Hall Chris '7 ain't wastin' time no more cause time goes by like Hurricanes and much faster things. Gregg Allman HOLE ! — Chevette — Memorial day '78 — Beth- el Food — Jailbird — Cape Cod with DC 8 BJ — Ski trips to Vermont with DT and BH — Seen with Joe — Outlaws '79 — Tuesday night campouts — Teedious. want to go see the Allman broth- ers777 — Pre-game psyche sessions — Soccer star77 — Good friends with Mr. Selleck — Joe's house — Those float meetings — Wet towel episode — Drive-in — New Years Eve at Stewart's — Mystery '77 Soccer 1-4 — Ski club — Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — DEC A 3 — Homecoming — Work Day — Battle of the Classes Guy Stephen Hall Guy” The future is tomorrow ’cause the past is gone. ” Jim Croce The class of 1980 at Bellingham Memorial High School. Bellingham. Massachusetts and Naper- ville North High School. Naperville. Illinois ... — Long May You Run — Baseball 1.2 - Ski Club 2. 3 Julie Hoyenski Julie” Friendship is the wine of life Anonymous Leslie Ann Hell Les In the quiet of the night Let our candle always burn Let us never lose the lessons we have learned. Queen That rainy night — Lunch with Lee — Is it blue? — Godspell cast party — Who's D.P.1“ — Saratoga SpringsII — You cut your hair again?! — Oh Geezll” — ECSTASYI! — Rides home with Allen — Cousin Ziggy — Seen with LM. AM. AW. DR. and WO — AH! Marga ret LOOKI — 5 17 79 - Summer 79 — Homecoming I. 3. 4 — Battle of the Classes — Workday — Jr-Sr Semi Formal — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Sr Play — Class Night — Key Club 2-4 - APS 2-4 James Hansen Jim” Only the strong willed will survive.” Unknown Seen with Snake. Whit, and Pierce — Saturday nights with the trucks — The 56 Chevy wagon nobody sees — The Fourth of July in early Sep- tember — Second period study hall — The Fifty- six Ford pick-up everybody knows — up the back way at the Drive-in Freshman Football — Ring Dinner Dale Richard Harris Rick” Dont't look down at me as inferior Don't look up at me as superior Look at me as an equal. Unknown Help me — Weekends and weeknights — Wheres the party — Hopewell — Think snow — Let's go to Vermont — Ski-Ski-Ski — Party in Ford — Let’s go Bajaing — Out of gas — Bates — Rowdy — A friend to all 43 Edward A. Hila ho II Eddie Everybody has said at one time or another. 'I just want to be me . . .' the Mysterious Element that makes you who you are. When you are free of your ego. you are free of everything. Whatever you say will be right for you. whoever you think I am that's what I am. Unknown Jr Prom — Squantz pond — Camaro”— Take it light - Tanned blonds. Wild brunettes. Warm Redheads — Disco — Nest — Koolin' out — 151 — Danbury Roy — Cross Country IHS Freshman Football — Basketball Carolyn Marie Heffner Don't walk in front of me. I may not follow- Don't walk behind me. I may not lead Walk beside me and just be my friend. Unknown Always seen with Bonnie — Oh. crudl — saw Harvey today — Sherwood Island — Kathy and Huey Puey — DEM — Skylark — One of Mr J’s groupies — Let's go Bunny — Hello — Riverside — Memories of Steve — Baby Ruths — Florida — McDonalds — Don't walk so fast — Contacts — Cheating on Mr M's quizzes — Snowball Fights — X mas — Shanana concert — Bocce tournament — You 've got to see TB — Miniature golf — Bonnie, turn the wheel — Alright I — Cindy Windy — Scream — Hit the pins Bunny, not down the gutter — CB’s Big Blue Eyes — Dream 'n of California fever! Work Day — Foreign Food Night —Ring Dinner — Tag Sale — Class Night — Homecoming — FBLA — Softball 2 — Jr Marshall Mark A. Hixson Hix Life in general may be looked upon as a republic where the individuals are. for the most part, un- conscious that while they are working for them- selves they are also working for the public good. Francis Galton What's for lunch? — Let's play some hoop! — Hook shot — Knicks fan — How's the weather up there7 — Future Engineer! — Cardinals fan — Physics double lab — No Problem — Homecoming — Work Day — Sr Play — Sr Prom — Class Night — Basketball 2-4 44 Bonnie Humiston Bonnie Lou When you're lonely. I wish you love When you're down. I wish you joy When you're trou- bled. I wish you peace When things are compli- cated. I wish you simple beauty When things are chaotic. I wish you inner silence When things look empty. wish you hope. Unknown One of Mr. J's groupies — Oh. God —Airport '80 — Always seen with Sue. Carolyn and Char- lene — Bowling? — Summers in New Milford — Red and purple spree — Future Mustang owner — Nieces and nephews galore — Varsity basket- ball games — He bugs me — Texas and Flor- ida after graduation — McDonald's — Smiles — Chocolate Chip cookies — Riverside Homecoming 1-4 — Sr Work Day — Foreign Food Night — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Sr Play - Class Night — FBLA 3. 4 — Yearbook — Na- tional Honor Society 4 Kevin M. Hula Mabdula Am I different than any other man? We go through our lives without noticing the beauty With time at our backs we hurry to esca- pe But I know I'm different stand proud and unafraid 1 act myself and never cower before any threat Nor will I weaken to anyone greater or stronger Because this is what I choose to be . . . unique. Kevin Hula Brigit — Mabdula I. Manny 2 — Dolan's with BC. KC. 6 SP — Food-eating contest 4th — Caught again with SP 6 MK — Mail box Team — Party after games — Little Patooka — SP's Mohi- can — Ride to JFK. Where's Mikki? — Marooso — Matador, another dent — Go for it — Go LouI — Summer of '78 with BC. MK. S LV — Hilbert's spacecase — Night games — The toothless one speaks in physics — The bathroom scence at Ramada Football 1-3. Captain 4 — Wrestling I. 2 Captain 3. 4 Maura Elizabeth Hurgin Maura Happiness is a butterfly, which when pursued is just beyond your grasp But which, if you sit down quietly may alight upon you. N. Hawthorne Jr. Birdmen — HBO parties — Dorito Trail — PIDIDDLF — Twelve at the Drive-In — Orphan — What are the pockets for? — Howdy! — Sleeping under the stars with DT and AD — Reads parking lot — Hallway duty. Daisy? — Kip — Big Fig — Open the seat! — Summer '79 — Canoe trips with Krack — Quick, who am I?” — Morda — Stuck in the mud — Hitting leaves? — Walks with AD — Polly Pot holder — HR rep with Keiff — Are you sisters? — Semi-Formal with KG — Mr. DeBlois. I don't understand! — SK. KG. AD. SK. MM. DT. CM. — Homecoming — Work Days — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Battle of tha Classes — Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Jr Show — Tag Sale — Sr Play — Class Night — Yearbook — Student Council — Troupe — Field Hockey Capt. — Soft- ball 45 Michelle Hustis Do thy duty. What is thy duty? The day's de- mands. Goethe Robert A Ja no fsky Rob “A prayer to be said when the world has gotten you down And you feel rotten And you're too doggone tired to pray And you're in a big hurry and besides, you're mad at everybody - HELP Unknown Pinball fanatic — Tennis — Seen with the Lost Cause on Saturday mornings — Mr. Pardalis' right hand man — Stats — Lazy — Bowling — Perlman's class four years (Janowsky) Ring Dinner — Homecoming — Sr Prom — Class Night — Basketball 2-4 — Baseball 2 — Junior Achievement - Vice President Mark Ingram Mark Man is nothing else but what he makes of him- self. Such is the first principle of existentialism. Sartre 46 Jeffry M Jensen Jeff Neture 's first green is gold Her herdest hue to hold Her eerly leef's flower But only so en hour Then leef subsides to leef So Eden sank to grief, so dewn goes down to day Nothing gold can stay. Robert Frost Jim Croce 2-1 with CM — Those hard soccer games — Really working hard at the float meet- ings — The one eyed monster — Good jawbreak- ers at the fair — Bleach — Going to New Jersey with CM — New kid in town Jr-Sr Semi Formal —Class Night — Homecoming 4 — Sr Prom — Soccer 4 — Ski Club Stephen Carl Johansson Steve Live dangerously and you live right. Johann Wolfgang Gothe Shy until — Always seen in Study — Nice blue eyes — Dry sense of humor — What class is this anyway? — Very independent Will he ever get his license? — Likes to travel — Skinny! — need some money — Charlene Patricia Jefferies Charlie Friends are wonderful to have, to share your good times and your bad A friend will always listen to what you say. no matter its importance of if it takes all day Friends are there when you need them most if you're in trouble or just to boast, and a friend will help you around So when you're happy or lonesome or need a broken heart mended, somehow, somewhere you'll find a friend. Unknown Mr. J's room — What?! — Seen with Sue and Bonnie — Loves SOCCER — Always reading a book —Falls upstairs — Bottomless purse — Fu- ture Dental Assistant —Shy. till she knows you — Drops contacts in halls, stairs, everywhere — Varsity and JV Soccer manager — Can't spell — Yellow — Crazy Cooking III. '79 —Butterfly nut — Airport '80 — Alison's private nurse — Homecoming 1.4 — Ring Dinner — Soccer 3 — Jr Show — Fashion Show — Jr Sr Semi-Formal — Work Day — FBLA 4 — Key Club 4 — Class Night — Sr Prom 47 Patrick Johnston Pat Get it right the first time 'cause that 's the main thing. Billy Joel Different car every day — Always with Shari — Drive-In - Broke again — DT with Fred Bodywork til 5 am — Roadraces — Yahoo! — Oh. those out of town girls — Quarter mile off Rt. 7 — Bowlarama — Always late Down in guid- ance with Mrs. Greene — Chevy II — Mean 250 — Old Chevys never die ...(?) — Riviera — Almost Porsche — Triumph (7) — Charlie Dan iels Band — Bungle in the Jungle ' — RFC — Always at Dave's — ,McDonald's or Burger King 7” — Always seen with Br K and Bi K — Wild days (and nights) at Zoar — Get those parkers — Keep up with RS — If they can 'I take a joke — Wrestling 2 — Homecoming 1-4 — Jr.-Sr. Semi- Formal 3. 4 — Ring Dinner — Jr. Prom — Sr. Prom — Class Night Richard Kahn Rick There's a time for some things, and a time for all things A time for great things, and a time for small things. Ecclesiastes Thank God it's Friday — Give me a break — Why me! — Mr. Janesky 's room — I'll do it Thursday — What's wrong with my handwriting7 — No- body told me — See you in the library — I'm so confused — Love Lake Winnipesaukee — Boat- ing — I'll go — Do I have to go7 Bike Club 2-4 — Jr. Show — Yearbook Staff — Ring Dinner — Class Night Gerald Thomas Kane ,Jer So if your tired of the same old story Turn some pages I will be here when you are ready to roll with the changes’’ RFC Speedwagon Seen at Drive-In — McDonalds Bowlarama — First National — Seen with JL. JC — The Dirty Dozen — 78 Rabbit — The Great Pumpkin — The egg toss — The apple Brigade - 7is the Blue jay way — 4-wd — LJ's Midnight Cruise ) Sunday football Squantz — Mission Impossible — Lets go — Oh the shark bite — High Anxi- ety — Hey Big B — Florida 7 — Hey Rocky! Ski club 3. 4 — Class Night — Sr. Prom 48 James Kane Jim” wonder whether man will ever permit himself the happiness that his intelligence has made physically possible. ” Bertrand Russell Sharon Lee keiffer Reefe” Well I've been afraid of changing 'cause I've built my life around you But time makes you bolder, even children get older And I'm getting older too $. Nicks KSS a Syracuse Senior — 12 at the Drive-In — Whoo well! — Bozo U. — Mickey Mork — Ppfft! — Orphans Baldwin Brothers Inc. — Movies with Rico — Meanwhile, back at the ranch — Ooo velour — OS Society — Mickey Dees — SYRACUSE SUMMER '79 — Hyde Park phones — Air raid drills — Pish tosh and bull cookies — Kathy, we re about to become statistics — 61 Joe throw — Cranes with Meghan - Jr. Birdmen — Thank You Shultz — Jr Show mud — Deja vu! — Snag! — HBO Parlies — That's it. I'm annoyed! — The guy with the machete — General poo tending towards7 — Mr. J's pest — Fig Newtons and salt — The Doritos Trail — MM. MH. AD. DT. PE Jr. Show — Homecoming — Jr.-Sr. Semi-Formal — Jr. Prom — Sr. Prom — Sr. Play — Work Day — Yearbook — Student Council — Cheerleading — Track — AES — National Honor Society Robert Bruce Kennedy Bruce” A mans reach should exceed his grasp, or what s there a heaven for.” Robert Browning Always seen with RS. PJ. BK. BM — Seen at the place in Danbury with RS and BK — That tree bit my van — That baseball crash with PD — Base- ball freak — Ding. Ding. Ding — Out in Mac 's Charger — Lisa Who? — Those parties at Lake Zoar — That trip to Rochester with Mac and Rick Baseball 1-4 — Football 1-3 — Track 4 — Home- coming 1-4 — Battle of the Classes — Jr. ■ Sr. Semi-Formal — Ring Dinner — Jr. Prom — Sr. Prom — Class Night 49 Mary Patricia Kenning Mary Pat Where do the words come from when you need them? They make themselves so hard to use Well I wouldn't have a day with the blues if I could only find the words. Dave Mason AB — Stocking Crusader — TPG w LS. BV — Dusekteers — Surprize parties — Marshall Tucker concert — Hey gang — Camp '79 — Sneaky - Cute — RW - Wild — Seen w LS. LM. and the AB's — Nature girl — SPD — River- side — Stare much ? — BBB — DIDIDIB — Hope well — CC right — Eat much? — Drive-in — Lucky II — Mystery — Tomato chase — Bad girls — CRAZY — Piglet Twiglet-Niglet — New Years Eve '78 - Hey Micky — SUPERIOR — KB that Saturday — Dinner w BW. TD. BV — It's like a rock — 8 31 break-in — Apple chucker — Eggbeater — Tree Stump Homecoming — Work Day — Battle of the Classes — Ring Dinner -Jr Prom — Jr Show — Class Night — Cheerleading — Track — A FS — Future Nurses — Student Council — Key Club — Sr Prom —Sr Play — Chorus Bob Kilian ”J.D. I say. how can you say where I'll be from day to day When I don 'I even know myself But the life that I lead is so full of mysteries That's why I’m always on my way And I’ll be running like the wind, running like the wind ... Charlie Daniels Band Hunting trip to Canada. Saw twenty wild goats — Loves Vermont — PE 175 — Bear — Toots — The Kid — Yes — Tull — Genesis in the city — Wild — I hear ya — Unadilla — Some day a grizzly — I've been to the top of the mountain — Snowmo biling in Old Forge — 52 below-Hockey Jockey — Loves the Rangers — John Davidson — Buck — 7 L D — Always smiling — Loves music — Tucker concert — Remember Pottys — Staubs Cabin — Ralph 6 Kevin at country tavern — Those Monday nights — Always parties — That Brookfield motocross party was wild — Trip to British Columbia soon — Loves those hockey games at Ridgefield — The cars — Nektar — Lep — Kinks —Think Snow! — 50 Jennifer Lynne Kilmurray Kilroy” You ere blue. I am yellow, together we make green Green it my favorite color. JLK Love when you can. cry when you have to. be who you mutt - that's a part of the plan Await your arrival with timple survival and one day we'll all understand. Dan Fogelberg Former Barlow Baby — Reality, what a concepti — Jr Birdmen — Dericulout — One way club '80 — Robindel. Intense — White Knights '79 — Ml Washington with Meredith — Ever feel like a wall flower? — Wo ah Baby! — Fogelberg Fan Forever — BB '79 — GHC3.4 — SandO Bogus! — Maintain — C'mon Ruggiero! — Carlata and Melzle — RHPS Fan — Kiljoy” — Spastic Dim- ples — MMMEGl — '7-3-3-4 you're ugly! — Yennifer — Kinky! — House at Pooh Comer — All tied up at Meg's — Could be psyched! — Kllroy't pole — Wanna know what time it is? — Julia — Quite tramatic — Wooo hah! Field Hockey 3.4 - Basketball 3.4 — Softball 3. 4 Capt. 3 Nell William Kirschbaum Orea ”Friend will remember you. think of you. pray for you And when another day is through. I'll still be friends with you. John Denver Everyone’s friend — Homecoming at McDonald's — Homecoming w Caddy — Hopewell — The Cha ingang — Country Tavern — Always seen with DA. Gofer. Dumb Giny — Yo B Beven. I have the Rabbit” — Dinner with BVS. BL. JC — Orca can’t keep a secret — Zuchini — Week- end at Barry’s —March at the Drive-in — Tom. what’s her name? — Ride to Brodie — Great Adventure — The Orange CrushI — How much 10 egg rolls — 67 — Horseback riding — Lost keys at Mohawk w Beven — The Blue Bomb — Football 1-4 — Track 3 — Deca Vice-President — Ski Club — Back packing Club — Ring Dinner — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Workday 3-4 — Home- coming — Battle of the Classes — Jr Show — Jr Prom — Sr Prom Come let us all be friends for once, let us make life easy on us Let us be lovers and loved ones, the earth shall be left to no one. Yunus Emre 13th Century A.D. Pamela Lee Kirschbaum Pam Summer of '79 — TURKEY IS FANTASTIC — Munchikn — Seen with Dina and Maria — New shoes Dina? — Remember the JP. Dina — Ice cream and M $ M’s — Candy Cane — My RAB- BIT — Neil’s twin sister — Hey Orca — Hey Buck — So. what are we going to do this weekend — Do I look 18 — Foreign Food Night — Ring Dinner — Work Day 3-4 — Homecoming — Jr Show — Jr Prom —Jr Sr Semi-Formal — AFS Club 3-4 — Band 1-4 — Future Teachers 3. 4 51 Michael Francis Kosman Koz Everyman has a place, in his heart there's a space and the world can t erase his fantasies Take a ride in the sky on our ship fantasy all your dreams will come true, right away. Earth. Wind and Fire Bethel Foodite — Kasla — Mooner — 13 — Dues 7 — Don 7 worry about it — Whatta you call it — Lips — Physics homework - Buns —, Grave reader — Two cokes to go — Mac's — 139045-6 — Shake me down boys — Venus and Mars — Moon dance — Happy Jack — Who — Rolling Stones — Beatles — Moody Blues — Gel off my cloud — Where's Donna — Locker 39 — The kids are all right — Breakdown — Like them Martians — Film Freak — Crazyman — Magic bus - Shake Down Cruise — Don 7 know Owf — Never — No kidding — All right — Thrilling — Rock on — Lonesome Loser — Long Live Rock — Bowling - Won 7 get fooled again Jr. Show — Sr. Play — Sr. Prom — Class Night — Soccer I — Basketball Herbert Klussman Herb” It's the leisure hours, happily used, that have often opened up a new world to many a person. ” George M. Adams Robert Edward Kosman Kozzy Bear” Well, it’s a hard thing to face the music but it's something everybody has got to do So I hope that I can always remember all the crazy times we had to go through Now it's a dream that is slowly fading and I don 7 want it to go. all of the memories are evading. Kansas Bethel Foodite — Kozzy Bear — Head for the Mountains — Escape from? — Squantz — Bowl- ing — Windsor Locks — 52 James Edward Kulp. Jr. Curly There are three ways of doing things the right way the wrong way and my way. Unknown Messengers — My hike — Craigmeur — A me- chanical whiz — Wish I didn't have to go to school — Dave, what are you doing ? — Wilton — Always on the go — I'm on the phone — have to go to work — Kathy — Dan. are you going to that party — Summer '79 Freshman Football — Ring Dinner — Homecom- ing — Jr.-Sr. Semi-Formal — Class Night James Michael Laucius Fuzz I would rather he happily rich than sadly poor. Unknown Those crazy 4: JO winter mornings in New Milford — Always under JP's — Hey Matt is Felix still loking for us 7 —Anyone want to buy a Chrysler Hemi? — Are you ever going to change that tape in your car? — Hey BP. Let's go look at an orange slang. I hear it's for sale. — No I can’t go I'm going Fishing — Always down in JK office — Unbelievable Ridgefield games Homecoming 2-4 — Jr.-Sr. Semi-Formal 3. 4 — Sr. Prom — Work Day 2-4 — Varsity Ice Hockey 1-4 53 Let itia Lynne Law fish '7 decided long ago never to walk in anyone's shadow lfl fail lfl succeed at least I've lived as I believe. George Benson L-cubed — Tish Tosh — sssss — JA exec. — Racquet ball pro!? — fuzzyton — Don't touch my hair — Summit nut — Light kicking crew — Lieutenant Leucocyte and Captain Corpuscle Huh? — Be solid and Howl — Caught the Mid- night Express with Robin and Diane — Oh no a sprained ankle again — It’s cool I — They've been gone for hours! — Really? — Homecoming ‘78 at CM's — Deer turning at PS’s — stranded at McDonald's in a dead Olive — Little Hooligan — Blue Putt Putt Toyota — Never wears dresses — Good grief! — Bye! Bye! Class President I — Class Treasurer 2 — Key Club 3. 4 — Student Council 1.2 — Homecom- ing — Work Day — Car Wash — Foreign Food Night — Ring Dinner — Junior Show — Junior Marshall — Class Night — Field Hockey 2-4 — Basketball - 4 — Track I - 4 James Martin Leaden Jim” The greatest mistake you can make in life, is to be continually fearing that you will make one. Elbert Hubbard Burger King — Rocky’s manager — Drive-In — McDonald’s — Blondes have more fun — Leden? — Can I have a ride — Troubadours — Weekend over Barry’s — 142 skid, then a 5000 foot walk home — GHT softball games — Squantz Pond — Ramada Inn — Number 60 — No. I still don’t have my license — Clark Kent — Horseback rid- ing in the rain — Float meetings — 80 miles — Grease — Intellectual type — King of the Prom — You're in love — Jade Fountain — Bandana's — Good friends — Almost chain gang — Ring Dinner — Homecoming — Jr-Sr Semi-For- mal — Battle of the Classes — Jr Prom — Jr Show — Sr Prom — Class Night — Sr Play — Football 1-4 — Outdoor track — AFS — Camp- ing dub — Ski club — Key club Nancy Susan Leach An act of imagination is what makes being alive possible” Micheal Shurtleff Sure! — Problems Miss Leach? — Blum bunch — So how's life? — Halloween cruise — Another diet? — But Mr. Proli. I don’t understand — Curly overnight — No cheekbones — Great artist — Landshark!! — Over the rainbow — Watch out New York City! — Homecoming 14 — Battle of the classes I — Ring Dinner — Band I — Stage Band 1-3 — Concert Choir 2 - 4 — Treble Choir 1.4 — Ring Dinner 2 — Work Day — Track 2 — Cross Coun- try 3 — Student Counsil I. 2. 4 Vice-President 2 — Jr Show Director — Laurel Girls' State — Senior Play — Class Night — National Honor Society 4 54 Robert R.ilf L eh ner ■Bob I think of my life as I look out my window, of people I love, places I've been Sometimes I feel I could go on forever, nothing to win. nothing to lose. Barry Manilow Nice car. small gas lank — Drive-In — Stop £ Shop — Float meetings ? — Semi-Formal with CM — Breakdown on Greenwood Ave. — Tall, dark and handsome? — McDonald's, killing ton — Good to talk to — Understanding — Spirit of the float meetings — Oh! No! No! Money! No! Gas — Always talking!! — Dinner at Bob's house with JC. BV. Nk — Old country — Male chauvinist! — Brigit's 6th period counseling — Troubadours — Squantz pond — Latin drop-out — Let's put the top downI — Tiny seats — Get your insur- ance yet? — kent Falls MS Parents — Mrs. Pardalis fan dub — Sherwood Island — Brodie Foreign Food Night — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Sr Prom — Sr Play — Class Night — Jr-Sr Semi- Formal — Work Day — Camping Club — AFS 4 — Ski Club -- Homecoming - 4 George Letts George ,Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about. Oscar Wilde Real sports fanatic — Life long Met fan (O.k. stop laughing) — Who swept four straight from St. Louis. Don? — How'd Houston do Mr. Perlman? — Seen at Shea Stadium, suffering (Right. Paul?) — Where did all of the Yankee fans disappear to this year? — Also likes Vikings. Giants. Rangers, knicks. Cosmos — Avid War Gamer — Seen at Hobby Shop looking for new wargames — Loves to play baseball Class Night kimberly Ann LeSage kirn Roll with the punches Play all of your hunches Make the best of what ever Comes your way Don't let that blind ambition Erase your intuition Plow on straight ahead Come what may.” Unknown One of Goody 's girls — Always running — Ma- cho — Mirium 's Apples — Boom Boom — OS Society — Hurricane run — Pignuts — Putt Club — 6-13-00 — Hammonnassett with Harold — Arkansas? Where's Arkansas? — Cretin Society — Pizza! — Munch out sessions — kimbi — Jr Birdmen Janesky's room — LeSagie — How do you do a layout? — Terre Haute — Look, a golf ball! — Porta potty. Battle of the classes — Ring Dinner — Work Day — Jr Show — Field hockey 1.2— Cross Country 3. Captain 4 — Basketball 1-3 — Track and Field 1-4 — Yearbook layout editor 55 Dun.i Marie Leuze Diana” Friendship is the only cement that will ever hold the world together. Woodrow Wilson Summer — Beach hum — What are you talking about?” — Seen with CN — GF picnic '79 — Tuesday and Wednesday night at bethel food — '7 have to tell you something” - Subway — Philadelphia '78 — Stowe '79 — Looking forward to graduation — Foreign food night — Ring dinner Philip Scott Liberatore Libby” When you feel confused because you can't de- cide If your mind goes blank and you want to cry If you feel you ’ll never make it and want to give up Just stick your nose back in there and hang tuff. ” Unknown The future flyboy — Cruisin' with Pint and Cody — Women drivers — Mmm! Fine lookin'. — Skip pin with Lips — Get out of the road — Pinto and Libby in their in-depth discussion — Stop — L. . . me — Co's. Dor's and KY Fry Out the window of Pinto's wild Mustang Ring Dinner 2 — Sr. Prom — Class Night — Football 1.2 — Hockey 2-4 — Baseball I — Track 2 Brenda Gale Littera I Brenda” Don't be dismayed at good-byes A farewell is necessary before you can meet again And meet- ing again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. ” Richard Bach Hi Phil — Hangs around with Zorba — Physics — 3rd period Latin — Jeff — Smiley — Horse- backriding — Deviance — Seen with CJ DT EC DP and JS — Back in Ohio Choir 13— Work Day 3 56 Beverly Jean Lownds Rev 'If the wind does wave enjoy its gentleness, let it not he tamed for tomorrow all may he still. Unknown Mother AR — Very friendly — Funny — Morning rides — Cute — Mischievous — BIS — Surprise parties — Cape Cod '79 — Mystery ? — Rest driver — Stocking Crusader — Crazies — Y. T. Killington — AR Mobile — New years eve '78 Nature girl — Drive In cake in the ear? — F.F. — Riverside — FI ope we I I — SSH friends forever — Tomato chase — Mass. Jailbirds — Those dances? — Whopper — Always seen with AG. JC. LS. MPK. LS.RV- TAFBG — 1987 - What a Rush! — Dari Swinger — Good times — Every- one's friend — Hot potato — Loves parties — Float meetings — Rizzo — T . . . Homecoming 1-4 — Rattle of the Classes — Workday 2-4 — Ring Dinner — Jr. Sr. Semi- Formal — Jr. Show — Jr. Prom Sr. Prom — Sr. Play — Class Night — Student Council 2-4 — Ski Club 2-4 - DECA 3 4 — AFS — Key Club — Fashion Show 3-4 James Kenneth Loy James Sometimes I go and look at the stone cutter hammering away at his rock perhaps a 100 limes without showing a crack in it Yet. at the 101st blow it splits in two and I know it was not that blow that did it. but all that had gone before. Unknown 7734 — That laugh! — Likes to sing (but not well) — Nice eyes — Curly hair — Illinois boy — Never mind — Feels don 't fail me now — Sharky Football 4 — Jr. Sr. Semi-Formal Battle of the Classes — Sr. Prom — Class Night James Lynch Jim Jazz is not dead, it just smells funny. Frank Zappa Guitar — Playing in Jim s garage — Jeff Beck — Strals — Steve Howe — Hendrix — Zappa — Poofter's Froth Wyoming — Chorus 57 Christine Ann Maggi Chris’' Cling to your memories Dream your dreams But prize nothing more than the value of each day. Unknown Miss Mazza — Racquetball Club regular — Be solid — Nurse Maggi — Go with the flow — Phrrrtl — Jaws victim — Light kicking crew — Let's go to the hospital — Jesus tree — Mullan- ey s girl — O K boss — No back windows — Innocent — Bowling with LM — Mr. DeBlois. I don't undrrstandl — Mental Telepathy Messen- ger — Bike riding on a swivel seat — Reviving the dead olive at McDonalds — Deer turning — Fiendish laugh — Dont you ever smile? — Lt. Leucocyte and Captain Corpuscle reporting for duty — Quiver Homecoming '78 — Wesconn Jac with LM — Ranking sessions with the Incredi- ble Hulk — Per. 6 U.S. History — Band 1-4 — French Club 2 — Ring Dinner — Homecoming 8.4 — Future Nurses Club 3. Secre- tary 4 — Jr Show — Homeroom Rep. 4 — Ski Club 4 — Class Night Christine M. Malichio Chris Reasons: It's all about love! Earth. Wind, and Fire Malich — 'Sup man. 'sup? — UCJ Games — Parlies at Kathy’s — Was Barb really sleepwalk- ing? — VB parties — Fairy Godmother — Pizza at Liza's — Newtown words — R 6 C with K. L 6 B — Kathy — Nice smile — Jr Prom with LS and RM — Sharon — It's a BEEBE! — Now in this particular case — Sue — Nice dresser — Cute — Beautiful eyes — Always smiling — Friendly — RODNEY — Cake and Happy Tears — Corkey and Corquette — Lou S Chris — Fun to be with — Never quits — Icing fights — Baby feeties — 6-1-81 — We re gonna, you betcha! — Ann 6 Lynn, up in the field? — It’s been real! — Groo- vey man Homecoming 1-4 — Work Day 3. 4 — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Battle of the Classes -2-4 — Ring Dinner — Fashion Show 2-4 — Satinets — Jr Prom 2. 3 — Jr Show — Sr Prom — Sr Play — Class Night — Volleyball 2-4 — Cheerleading 3. 4 Linda Kay Martel Lynn I care not so much what I am in the opinion of others as what I am in my own 1 would be rich of myself and not be borrowing. Michel DeMontaigne Never in class — That composition is due today? — Southern girl at heart — Okay — Home- coming 76? — I'm so tired — Nice eyes — That orange TC3 — Mr. DeBlois. I'm not going to be in homeroom — Allergic to phys. ed. — Nice hair — Mr. Janesky's pal — Ski bum — Oh me — I'm not squinting — Stan's girl — Great Editor — We've got to get this done — Homecoming 1.2 — Student Council 1.2 — Band I - 4 — Stage Band 2-4 — Battle of the classes — Ring Dinner — Class Night — Editor in-Chief — Yearbook — National Honor Society Laurel Girls State 58 Catherine Mary Marlin Cathie You're gold when you’re a kid. like green When you're a kid everything's new. dawn It's just when you get used to it that it's day Like the way you dig sunsets . . . that's gold Keep it that way. it’s a good way to be . S. E. Hinton Croce 2 - with JJ — SchuItans of sch wing — FATTY SPARTAN — 360 at Squantz with AD — That monsoon at Squantz — Dnby. Line-up — EXCUSE ME. do you know where Bethel is7 — They're only props anyway — He's so freaking cute — BBC — Act like a two year old — Little trucks — RIKI TIKI CHIKI — Get up at GA — Twelve at Drive-In — Gotta deck of cards? — Pequote with DR — Concerts with DR — Camp 79 - SUPERIOR — DIDIDIB — Jr Birdmen — But Nooo! — 3 - Red — JUTCH — I dare ya. Pam — Rep. I — PE. AD. DT — I did it my way Homecoming 1-4 — Jr-Sr Semi Formal — Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Jr Show — Class Night — Sr PLay — Cheerleading - 3. Captain 4 — National Honor Society 4 Lori Jean Mattson Lowie” If you really want something badly enough you 've got to let it go free A nd if it comes back to you it's really yours lf it doesn't you never had it anyway. Unknown Seen with NN. LR. LM. LH. JR. JC. CT. CV — Vermont Bound — Summer '78 — Memories of BB and RG — Firelight nights with Tim. Kathy. Mike — Mr. Donut — You Fool!” — Cruisin' with LH — Mop fights with Tom — Oh those summer nights — Go For It — Always smiling — Clover — Hi Ho Silver — 7-22-78 — It's Great Love It '' — Conehead Inc. — TIM! — Excellent! — Big Mac Attacks — Also seen with Kathy. Karen. Kelly from Newtown — Late night drives with Naomi — carpenter Birds — Texas, possibly? — Crazy Driver — Lob with JS. LR. and BP — Snag itI — Oh those out of town guys — Nice Hair — Risking life with MAB FBLA 2-4 — Homecoming — Ring Dinner — Jr- Sr Semi-Formal — Sr Prom — Sr Play — Class Night — Yearbook Staff Catherine Ellen Massias Cathy Don't walk in front of me because may not follow Don 7 walk behind me because I may not lead Walk beside me and just be my friend. ” Camus You(s) — Cute when she gets mad — Bethel food girl — Quiet until — Brad lee's experience with Barbra — 5 25 79 — '7 never get mad — Always seen smiling — Wednesday's at Squantz — Night time umb rella ride — Tripping — Cheese dootles — New York accent — Okay — Puddle in back seat — Sunday night risk — Oh really I — Finally learned to throw a frisbee — Usually seen with the gang — (5) — Nice hair AFS 3. 4 — DEC A — FBLA 4 — Jr Prom — Class Night — Ring Dinner 59 Meghan Eileen McCollam Fiesty Ike ,.. ’cause I’m as free as a bird now and this bird you’ll never change . L. Skynyrd Block Island — Jr Birdmen — Orphans — It was a pheasantI — Farm Shop Island — Cops1 — Crash — Hey. it’s been real — Munchkin — Ditch those shoes Tomaino — Summer '79 par- ties with Ann — Is anyone driving that jeep? — Airhead — Dr Mikes Window — SS —The Spa — Block Earing Island — Time out — Yellow Kittens — Pickles — YahI — Hey you ugly thing you — 12 at the Drive-In — Bonfire at Ann's — Diane what happened to your shoes? — Bimbo brain — Ike and Tina — I need a spot — Look no gas or brakeI — 3 hour tour. 9 29 79 — Cliff climbing '78 — 3 red — Human alphabet — Muggy fight — Give ma a breakf — Per. 6 U.S. History — That’s a bozo no-no — Cranes — SK — AD — DT — PF — CM — TM — RM Class Night — Future Teachers Club — Sr Play — Jr Show — Key Club — Work Day — Homecom- ing Richard Maurizio Rich Time is like a flowing river, and each son must meet their own destiny Unknown City on the edge of forever — Harllan Ellison — Cartooning — Film making — Art Newspaper 2-4 — Art Editor 3. 4 Jodi Lyn McCormick Jodi I ain't asking nobody for nothing. If I can't get it on my own If you don't like the way I’m living, you just leave this long-haired country girl 'lone. Charlie Daniels Band Bronco — With a little Luck — What happened on Sunset Hill7 — The match and the flame — Aug. 18. 1978 — Spring break 79 — All nighters with Meg — Killington 78 — Rocky — NYAG — Was I at the Outlaws Concert? — My friend — Hey you guys, was that me? — Unidentified flying hats!! - Emergency Room Escape Team — Hey buddy dis G? — Passout on Brodie Hill — Steve, will you drive slow? — He gave me a tigerll — Manny mobile — The cork — Wet towel episode with Lisa — Drive-In — We won again — New Years Eve '79 — Bermuda — Soho's room — Food fight with SM- Field Hockey 1-4 — Softball 2-4 — Baketball I — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Jr Prom — Sr Prom 3.4 — Ring Dinner — AFS 1-4 — Ski Club — Student Council — Homeroom Rep — Battle of the Classes — Homecoming — Work Day 60 Joseph Justin McDonald Joe” Man. unlike any other thing, organic or inorgan- ic in the universe, grows beyond his work Walks up the stairs of his concepts Emerges ahead of his Accomplishments. John Steinbeck Library crowd — Computer room — Native New Yorker — Likes to draw — Tell me about it” — Met fan — Rolling Stones — Hey Joe. sneak me a Fribble — Holy Cross Freshman — Frampton concert — ”You people are paranoid” — Mail- box wrecker — CB Handle: Glass Onion” — That Queensborough accent — Beatle Freak — The kids are all right” — The mercy killers — Green Chevette — Weekends in New York f I lead my life being me and being the things I want to be And life may bring pain and sorrow, but through it all I know I'll still be me tomor- row. ” AJU Allan's other half — 12-28-77 — HBO parlies and dorito trails — The balcony in 208 — Mir- iam's apples — Fatal Picture — You know — IBTC — OS Society — Macho — Putt Club— Turnovers — One of Goody’s girls — 6-13-00 — Honda — Ml. Pond — But Mr. DeBlois I just couldn't make it on time — Motorcycle rides at the resevoir — Foam — Day on Brushy Hill — Those picnics at the dump — The stream — Snow days of 781 — Jr Birdmen — Hurricane run — The dream of foreverI — Terre Haute — Pizza parties with KL Homecoming — Ring Dinner — Jr-Sr Semi-For- mal — Work Day — Jr Show — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Class Night — Track - 4 — Cross Country 3. Captain 4 — Cheerleading I — Stu- dent Council 1-3 — Future Nurses 2. 3. Vice President 4 — National Honor Society 4 Kimberly J. McGrath KIM” Paul David McHugh Mac” ”Life is a grindstone Whether it grinds a man down or polishes him depends upon what he is made of. ” Unknown Fro — Cincinnati Reds — Rose — Mr. Perlman, is it over yet?” — Summer on the links with Budd. Ginch and Morhardt — Letts, you vegetable — Thomas, you lazy bum — Saturday mornign Lost Cause Captain — Finast Crew — Space Invaders at RAmada — I thought Pierrie was coming back this year, right Code? — Ring Dinner — Sr Prom — Class Night — Soccer 3 — Golf Club — AFS — FBLA — pise 61 Helen Leon Me Tonic Woodstock You are good when you strive to give ofyoursel- f Yet you are not evil when you seek gain for yourself For when you strive for gain you are but a root that clings to the earth and sucks at her breast. Kahil Gibran Tim Francisco — Squantz Pond — Joplin Live — ND. be real — Plotkin s game — Sylvia's shop — March 4th — Spurts with EC — Lady — Gossip is hearing something you like about somebody you don't — Bertram Meusburger ”Berti We should'nt think so much about what we should do. but what we are Meister Eckhart From Austria — I don't can understand — JT is so different — Lost orientation — Isn't Vienna the capital of your country Australia ? — Bert the Flirt — Terrible optimist — Seen laying in the grass beneath the lake of Putnam Park — Let's be realistic — Likes to ride the bike — Likes to help in the AFS Club — Likes to speak about his slides — Tries always to be friendly — Skiing — Rock 'n Roll dancing — Photography — Philosophy — Religion — Mountaineering — Climbing — Ten- nis — Writing letters — Reading Soccer 4 — Wrestling 4 — Track 4 — Senior Prom — Senior Play — Work Day — Ski Club — Hiking Club — AFS Club Steven Merullo Manny I'm moving like a wave on the ocean Drifting to opposite sides Traveling with no destination Just riding the tide. Kansas Summers of 77. '78. 6 '79 — Ed. Ken. Rod. Pete. Lor. Jodi — MANNY — Jeeps — Bikes — Going wild — Principal's son? You're KIDDING I — Girls. Girls. Girls — Manny I. Mabdula 2 — Danbury — Hilbert. Hole — Bathroom scene at Ramada — Southern rock — Teedious — Duane Allman — Barry — Okley — Beatles — Ski trips with Pete — Ski club — Lifeguard — CJ - 5 — Blue Hart — Freestyle Mobile — I'm not driving — Take those skis — Teaching Peg to ski — Whites in the parsley patch — Mikki Scanlon Football 2-4 — Baseball 2-4--------Jr-Sr Semi- Formal — Battle of the Classes — Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Jr Show — Sr Play — Sr Prom 62 o Lisa Miller Lis If the truth must he spoken, let the truth he given but only in love. Willeam Barclay True friend — Good driver?! — Birgit 's other half — Pilot — Rust challenger vs. Olive. 5 5 79 — Chooch . Marblenose . Science” — I’m in LOVEI. (again) — Always has something to say — Wet towel episode with Jodi — Homecoming '76 - JS in WW — He was GORGEOUS! — Hunna. Hunna — Bowling with CM — Swivel ■ seated — Bike trip — Lisa Milton — Summer of '79 — DBMC — Oh Lee. I met a terrific new guy this weekend — 9 29 79 — the mouse and the earring — Remember that Camaro — Reviv- ing Olive — Famous for setting people up on blind dates — New class ring — Homecoming '78 at Cindy's — Sunrise! Volleyball Mgr. 1-4 — Tennis Mgr. 3. 4 — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal 3. 4 — Junior Prom — Junior Show — Ring Dinner — Homecoming 1-4 — Fresh- man Dinner — Workday 2. 3 — Yearbook — AFS 3 — Key Club 3. 4 National Honor Society 4 Steve Miller Steve Our opinion of people depends less upon what we see in them than upon what they make us see in ourselves. Sarah Grand Let's Go Bowling! — Saturday morning league — Who put that dent in my car! — Last seen flying over yellow Pinto. Robin Lynn Miller Then go to the earth and touch it keen. Be tree and bird, be wide aware. Be wild aware of light unseen. And unheard song along the air. Richard Eberhart Typical dragonfly — Always painting — Look at the clouds (stars)! — Not altogether here — Unicorns and dragons Vermont travels — Brook- field times — Long walks and talks — Rainy days — La vend rill — Folk and rock — Concerts — Who's whistling7 — Warped — Golden ad- ventures — PC fan club — Morbid movies — Shades — MTM song with Diane — Heads or tails 7 — Nurse at Dr. Mike's Ice Cream Shop — Time Field Hockey — Track I. 2 — Basketball I — Living Arts Fair 1.2 — WCC Art Show 3 Jr Show — Hiking Club — National Honor Society 4 63 Jimmie Jean Miller The seasons go round and round The painted ponies go up and down We're captured on the carousel of time We can't return, we can only look at behind from where we came. J. Collins Mark — Good old Val — AD's party — Next day — Oh my gosh, a white and brown house — AD and the cops — Crash — I smell skunk — Love that fresh lemon smell — Sneaking in Ramada Inn - Boys room at Farm Shop — Let me in. there is a chain saw — The Drive-in — Poor MH — smushed — DT has supplies, if we can only find them — Should I run him Meg? — GA crew — Dr. Mikes poor Robin Jr Sr Semi-Formal — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Class night - Field Hockey I. 2. 4 - Softball I. 4 Valerie Charisse Mills Learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all. George Benson Black Baby Doll of BHS — Oh George — Bethel Public Schools — I'm in love — need a pass! — I'm late again — Nice dresser — Like those freck- les — Nice Fingernails — Fast Talker — Part of the office crew — Those Tech games — 1st peri- od study with CV 6 KN — Phi Beta who-Sigma — Omega Psi Phi — Hey Val. how much did that outfit cost? — What did you say? — Friend to everyone — Jeans? — NEVER Vice President District 3 — FBI A — DEC A — Jr Show — Jr Prom — Sr Play — Sr Prom — Class Night — Yearbook Staff Regina Maris Moffett Rejji If it falls your luck to be a street sweeper Sweep street like Rapheal painted pictures Sweep street like Michelangelo carved marble Sweep street as Beethoven composed music Sweep street as Shakespeare wrote poetry Sweep street so well that all the host of heaven and earth will pause and say Here live the greatest street sweep who swept his job well. Dr. Martin Luther King Hey Cookilll — Always with Lauri C or Essie C — Hey is there a dance in Danbury tonite? — Reggi. Reggi. Reggi!!! — Always taking attendance list down to the office for Mr D. Mr K. Mr P and was never paid! — Elaine B sister Basketball — Homecoming — Ring Dinner — Tag Sale — Jr Prom — Tennis — Sr Play — Sr Prom - FBLA — AFS — DECA — Track f 4 Lee Mohrwinkel Lee” 7 do my thing and you do your thing 1 am not in this world to live up to your expectations and you are not in this world to live up to mine You are you and I am I and if by chance we find each other it's beautiful. Frederick J. Peris Twinks — RAGE 11 — Ziggy — Sawdust Fights — Master Fashion — Ponderosa Kid — Kermit and the Muppets — Summer '78 — Omie's laughII — Seen with LH. NN. CP. CV. CT. LM. LR - All those anima Is 11 Do you have a farm? — Chemical chips and cheese popcorn — Carpenter birds — 4CC'er — Canoe trips — Lunch w Leslie — BLUE It - Notes w NN — Lifle CP - Sr. float meetings — SS Inc. — ATGTI — Rides with Na- omi — Those apple raids — GTHMLM — WOWIB — Hey Turkey! — Leslie — Remember it? — Sandpiper Ring Dinner — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Homecom- ing 4 — Workday 4 — Sr Play — Class Night Frank Monda Crank My country comes first Right or wrong, my country comes first.” Unknown Gold and white Chevy pick-up truck — Ex-Cum- berland farmer — Working on houses for New England Building Products — Always doing lawn jobs in front of parking lot — My Bagel Booth at the Danbury Fair — Let's go start a riot at McDonald's after the football game — Egging cars with Kane. Bro. Haigery. LaBarre. Zeneski and Clement Munchkin — Drawing pictures — Dragging with the race truck in front of Bethel cops during football practice — Starting trouble in the library — Seen with Soul Bro Cody and Lips Pinteric — Smoking cigars during fire drills — A cheat note on the sneakers — Work Study — Study Hall 1-4 — Cutting 5-7 — am the Egg- man. Mary Ellen Montesi Mel Life is what you make it.” Unknown Always with Glenn — The hornet — Party — Wanna skip? — Bowlarama parking lot — 5 25 79 — Goodwin's per. — Quiet until you get to know here, then watch out! — Blum's favorite? — Always complaining — How's it goin'? — First floor girls room — Always bother- ing Mr. Nyitray — Can't seem to stay out of trouble Ring Dinner — Class Night 65 Lisa Moore Lit ” And in chasing what I thought were moonbeams I have run into a couple of walls But in looking back at the places I’ve been. would sure be the first to say when I look at myself I wouldn't do it any other way. Jim Croce UT3I26 — Talk much? — Duskateers — Mar- shall Tucker concert - BBB-R — 8 31 Break in — Mon. deli talks with Beven — Camp '79 DIDI- DIB — Hey gang, hey Mickey — Superior — Scout failure — Drive in rolling thunder — Friendship — Burger King one JL to go - small coke. 5 straw — Georgeless — Always fighting with KW — Meetings in the cooler. Track 1-4 — Cheerleading 1-4 — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Jr Show — Sr Play — Homecoming — Work Day — Battle of the Classes — Class Night — AFS — Key Club — Ski Club Nanette Motyka The road of life takes many shapes It has no form, has no boundaries Has no grips to hold- But age gives off old memories like hand-notes in a log When the world is love and time is a thought.” Jerry Jeff Walker Born to be wild — Eggs on NHS l — Horeses. horses, horses — Friendly — Ski trips to Mass! — MBC. NM. and the dots with Mr. P — Loves those concerts — To Brewster in a stolen car with SP. KC. 6 PR - The Hobbit Hole — NO NO” — Sept. . 1979 — Break a leg? — Skateboards RotU — Let's go to Fall's Hole — Oldakowski fan — Wild times at Frog Hollow as one of three — Summer at Tanglewood — That brat next door! — Eureka — Windshield wiper episode — Who. me?” — Homecoming 3. 4 — Work Day 3. 4 — Ski Club 1-4 Karen Elizabeth Negri Karen” I'm looking for space to find out who I am. and I'm looking to know and understand lt's a sweet sweet dream Sometimes I'm almost there, some- times I fly like an eagle and sometimes I'm deep in despair. ” John Denver That Pink Panther - MMSKCVKOCTNNLMVM and the rest — Hey Vail — Sign my pass mom — A quiet person — Nice hair — Memories of KF — Good Luck DC — England '78 — SS Inc. — Greni — My hair is not red — Going anywhere tonight? — Last Resort — Volleyball bus parlies — Water fights with DG — 16 — Homecoming — Work Day — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Sr Play — Class Night — Tag Sale — Fashion show — Volleyball 3. 4 66 Michael John Nelson Mike Walk not with your head down and fear the world But lift your head and open your eyes so that you can receive all the good things in li- fe And fear no evil because if God is with you. who can be against you. ” Unknown Hopewell parlies — Squantz Pond skip days — Loitering at the library — Hey. Scott, remember our little crash ? — Nick and me splitting in be- tween classes — And Bob. don't forget that cheerleader — Don't touch any of usV' — Can't wait for graduation Night — Eureka Reservior — Wrestling team — Float meetings — Getting snagged coming in late in the morning, and leav- ing early — Marlboro Country — Parking lot — CCD — Mister Donut — Night games — Study halls ■ Mountain Pond — Frisbee - Ski trips — Last of the rowdie 70's, first of the wild SO's — Had lots of decent times, catch you all at class reunions — Wrestling — Homecoming — Ring Dinner — Work Day 4 — Class Night Claudia Bayne Nickerson ”Claudi Those who bring sunshine into the lives of oth- ers cannot keep it from themselves.” Sir James Matthew Barrie California 77 — KB. JS. AR. AS. WY. NH. JH. LB — 77 - '78 party with PH and LB — Camping out with A T and CT — BB's pool party — AT. CT. BB. KO. CH — 77 - CH. PC. DM. JD. MK - Sum- mer '78 — Killington '78 — KC. CS — KC's party —Roller skating — Joey I — Mystery — CL — What's your name again7 — TT. DN. KC. JM. JG — BFM — Tuesday and Wednesday nights with DL — I'm goin' quit when I want to!” — Oh. I forgot what I was going to say — Little Red Car — Funny doughnuts — Stowe '79 — Ice skating with SE — KW — Always wearing sandals — April '80 AFS — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Homecoming — Class Night Scott Edward Newton Newt” The greatest pleasure in life is doing what peo- ple say you cannot do. ” W Bagehot Brown hair — Brown eyes — Often seen with Bill D. Dave S. Kevin W. Rick T — Oh! Those Week- ends — Stone wall gang — Seen at McDonalds — Man! — Dead ends — Drive-In- Cute — Camping at Eagles Cliff — Weekend at Killfrog — Trouble maker — Liable to do anything — Wild moods — Roof-riding — Always a wise- crack — Late again — Wild bashes with DR at KT — Crazy ski weekends — Homework, what is that?” —Yankees — Nice guy — Easy to get along with — Fun to be around — Newty Homecoming — Ring Dinner — Jr-Sr Semi-For- mal — Sr Play — Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Class Night — Ski Club — Baseball 1-4 67 Kimberly Ellen Oberhammer Kim” The poor girl wants to marry, the rich girl wants to flirt, the rich man goes to college while the poor man goes to work, a drunkard wants an- other drink of wine and a politician wants to vote 1 ain't asking nobody for nothing if can't get it on my own lf you don't like the way I'm living, you just leave this long- haired country boy alone. Charlie Daniels Band Kimbo — Obe-won — Flat to fluffy — Grand Onion with KO. AR — The lot — Taco Ranch — Summer '79 with BR — My mud-stain — '77 paint it next year — V-ball camp with LW. CM — CDB — Friendlies — Old Oak - Work. work, work — Delta — St. Mary's grad. — Mexico — All State Volleyball — Painting party with AD — LAP '76 — Main Street — Southbury — Bash Bish Volleyball 2-4 - Basketball I. 2 Naomi Noyce Omies” I wanna live. I wanna grow. I wanna see. I wanna know. I wanna share what I can give. I wanna be. I wanna live. ” John Denver Summer of '78 — Tree Top — Newtown friends — Mister Donut — Little Squirt — Cruisin’ through Brookfield with LH — Joey — Fgt. Win- nie — Oh that laugh — Boston and Gimpy — Reminiscing! — Bubbles — Sawdust fights — Who-Who Pigeon — Do you have hairy legs? — The Fere days and RBF — Those out of town guys — Hey Chick - Seen with LM. LM. CP. JR. BT. JC, CV. VM and KN — Long talks with a special friend — X mas 78. you can't change thatI — 7 24 79 a wet night with KM. MH. JD — Rides with MH in BJO — Pookey. where did you get those knitting needles? — HUNKS — Memo- ries of SB. RK. and LM — Yearbook staff — AFS 1-4 — Jr. Sr Semi-Formal — FBLA 2 — DEC A 3 — Fashion Show 1-4 — Ring Dinner — Class Night Joseph Howard Olmstead Blowy” Every man is a builder of a temple, called his Body We are all sculptors and painters, and our material is our flesh and blood and bone. ” H. Thoreau 4th period study — Mr. Demilles number one son — Terrible haute — Holychoke — Gumbie elbow — Talk to me Wayne — Scuzburg — Howie — Were runnin home from here — Daffy Duck — May pal Al — McDuff — Always seen runnin — Sunday football games — Scuzburgfishing — Jr. Show — AV 1-4 — Cross Country 1-3. Co. Captain 4 — Indoor track 2-4 — Track 1-4 — Class Night — Jr Prom — Sr Prom 68 Michael Ortiz Julio A false friend and a shadow stay around only while the sun shines. Ben Franklin Eat at Wallio's — Mellow — Grover — Omni —Quasi-Finite — OuchI Now get out of here you knucklehead — Bill Murray fan — Jazz forever — Sunday night at Village — Friend sto- len by train — Never seen with Andy — To time indefinite — Hey Luigi! — Tennis 3. 4 — Troupe 2-4 — A VA — National Honor Society Kathleen Lyn Orr Kathy Some men see things and say why? 1 dream things that never were and say why not? Robert F. Kennedy ... Orr what?” — Fredrick — Oh those thoughts — Evil laugh — B. the B. B. — Flinging things at North St. — 4 27 79- What a night?! — Giggle much! — General Poo tending towards? — DECA DUDS — WILD DE trips! - G.l. Joe throws at Penyucks — T.M. — Doobie Brothers Inc. — HD — I'll cry over Lassie! — Junior Birdmen — Sharon. We're about to become stat- istics! — Orrhead — Prehomecoming Parlies? — Who IS this Andy kid?” — I have to go to the bathroom! — GTHLGl — Bus Party at Bar- low — Volleyball bus rides — Cherry soda S a first for everything — Deja Vu — Rowboat — Grand Onion w AR 6 KO — AM's toothpaste — OU — Betty. Freddie, and Baby Boo — Sagit- tarius to the end. Homecomings — Workdays — Ring Dinner — Jr-Sr Prom — Jr Show — Sr Play — Class Night — Yearbook — DECA Mgr. 4 — Softball — Volleyball Carmen G. Oscar Yesterday is but today's memory, and tomorrow is today's dream. Kahil Gibran BENI — Shares 116 with big sis — Squeeling javilin — Have a nice day” — Oscarvichsky — Chuckles ’ baby sis — Wild over algebra — Pri- vate tutor — Brookfield fan — Love those Brook- field parties — Kathin — S and M Jewelery Girl — Accountant to be? — Rarely seen — Too many spaces — Lost and stuck in the mud. RD night — BW secret admirer in J-year — BW Now! — Pool parly '79 — The last of the Oscar’s — The end Ring Dinner — Jr- Sr Semi-Formal — Jr Show — Jr Prom — Sr Play — Sr Prom — Sr Party — Calss Night 69 Katherine A Oscar Kathy” Why not think about times to come And not about the things that you've done ...” Christie Me Vie What class of '79 — Seen with sis — One of those Oscar sisters — Flying with Fran. Jayne, and Linda — RHPS Groupie — Dress up day in Danbury —At the scene of the dented Datsun — Animal party — Who invited you? — I don't care, it’s not mine — Oh jeez. Hey ya. Hot now. Not yet. NOI — How did we get under the porch Jeff? — In the car? — I'm here to dance — Mars control to Kathy Oscar — Brookfield rendezvous — Hey Leon, that 's you Lynn — Rif kid — Oh no — Don't go schizo on me — Oh wow hey — Captain Cadet — All Nighters with the girls — NYC. The quarry, no ID night. Bridgeport — Hard Rock — Comedy — 20 bucks and I'll be quiet — Pool party '79 — Any day is skip day — Chic kies — Not me — Hey lu. how are you? — Crazy pharmaceitical fool Lori Jean Packer Lori” I get by with a little help from my friends 1 get high with a little help from my friends I'm gonna try with a little help from my friends. Beatles Pete — Wild rides on a KZ6S0 — Summer of 78 with the Three Muskateers — Homemade B's — My Nova window fell out. I. — What Hap- pened on Sunset Hill? — Jodi I'm still going! — The Manny Mobile — Ski trip to Killington — Passout on Brodie Hill with JM. SM and RT — Those floatmeetings — Seen in a red Vega Shrimp Parties — Hilbert and 151 — Jailbird — Was I at the Outlaws concert? — Charlie Daniels '79 — Party Hardy Tweet! - B Shew!! — The Cumberland Kid! — Chinese firedrills with BL. AG. MS. and LS — Drive-In all nighters — Pack- worm Homecoming — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal 3. 4 — Sr Prom 3. 4 — Work Day — Sr Play — Class Night — Field Hockey 1-3 — Ski Club — Student Council David B. Overthrow O” If in twenty years we wish to Cherish great memo- ries We should start to create them today DO. Death to DISCO — Fretless makes better action — Alembic Guild — JAZZ — Acoustic — ZAPPA — Open doors, we ll find our way. We look, we see. we smile. Surely daybreak will cross our path, and stay maybe a while. Yes. 70 Lisa Palmer 'Lita Live life to its fullest Laugh when you can Cry when you must Love always. L. Palmer Pretty eyes — Nice smile — Creative — Quiet. . ? — Do your monkey faceI” — My Baby. My Baby! — Peaches are a girl’s best friend! — Gearbear and Lisa locks — Sept. 3 — Ms. Brown Name that tune! —131 — Lois Lane — Moto- Cross Races — Hiking with T and K — Garage Door! — Friday nights with K and M SCREAMER — Oct. 8 — Copper Hopper News Times Sweetie — Beatles — G.D. Homecoming — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Jr Prom — Sr Play — Sr Prom — Class night — Track I. 3. 4 — Field Hockey 2 — Volleyball 3 Bruce Parker Bruce Tis better to speak out and be thought of as a fool than to remain silent and leave no doubt. Unknown JETS — The Challenger — Always seem with Mike — Out to lunch bunch — The Blue Jay Way — Let’s go up to the Library — RANGERS — And Your Bird Can Sing — Twin K — Nos- nam —Rain Maggie May — Bethel Food Markets Elite Stock Force —KNICKS — A charter member of the Dirty Dozen — Walrus — Fireworks? — Fitches truck? — Roman candles. M-80’s — 7th period crash with Mike — Beatles — The Mets — High Anxiety — Let’s meet at the Drive-In — John W. Lennon — Hey Mr. Matte — Helter Skelter — A hat collection — The Giants rot — Wrestling, yeah! — Elvis Costello — Across the Universe — McDonald's — Number I — Lucky 18 - Homecoming 1-4 — Ring Dinner — Work Day — Sr Prom — Wrestling 2-4 Stephen J Palumbo Steve After all we're all the same only difference is a name and where we are ln this crazy mixed up deal there's so much that you can feel Never and far it's where you are. Kerry Livgren Pit stops — Coming back from Jimeny Peak — Cliff divers — shootout in the Catskills — Home- coming road race to Newtown — Lime Rock — Central Park before Yes concert — Night shift at Groliers — Sophomore addition — Summer trips to R.l. — Ferry to Marthas Vinyard — Party at Southbury — Danbury Moose Club — Roof rid- ing — Steve, your car went off the cliff — Hale storm at Mount Halls with B.P. — Lost in New Haven Coluseum parking lot — Aft with H.H. D.R. and P.R. — Partymobile HI — Stuck on R.S. 's driveway on New Years Eve Track 1-4 — Cross country 2.4 — Football I — Wrestling I — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Ring dinner — Sr Prom — Class night 71 David Alan Peck 'Dave' Remember this also, and be well persuaded of its truth: the future is not in the hands of fate, but in ours. Jules Jusserrand Plays Chess — Another Mets fan — 1st place bowling team — Always playing those games in the Library — Remember the Duke — Latin again7 — The Old Datsun — Always at Finast — Plays golf, or tries to — Ring Dinner - Golf Club — Chess Club Richard Alan Penn Snake' ”1 close my eyes, only for a moment and the moments gone All my dreams, pass before my eyes a curiosity Dust in he wind, all we are is dust in the wind Same old song, just a drop of water in an endless sea. all we do. crumbles to the ground though we refuse to see. Kansas '68 Mustang — Sunday softball — Knollwood drive — Killer — Rockn' Roll — Parties — Con- certs — Munch out — Butch the Burnout — Snow today — SNV — The rainbow is more beautiful than the pot of gold at the end of it. because the rainbow is now and the pot of gold never turns out to be quite what I expected. Lee Michael Penyak Penyuk Do not look down on me because of my belief - s And do not look down on me because of my actions For made myself from parts of everyone I've met And somewhere in me is a part of you. Unknown Yogurt — Whats a Thuzie — Autographed barn — Cronic complainer and worrier — Carnie — Taught Bert to flirt — Larry you're a ???? — Oh that night at the drive-in. Sorry Bob — Mr. Bill — Bethel Food Mealboy with Kevin. Scott. Lisa, and the fatty ham game with Beven — Flirt much Lee? — Always Fighting with Meghan or Ann — Friend to Pam and Diasy — Seniorities in Sept. — Lisa and her soap-opera boyfriends — All lunches with Bev — Don't bother me. I'm a Sen iorl Student council 1-4 — Homecoming 2-4 — Workday 2-4 Jr-Sr-Semi-Formal — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Jr Prom Class Night —Class Presi- dent 2-4 — National Honor Society 4 72 f Dennis R. Peracchio ,Pierce Some men see things as they are and say why 1 dream things that never were and say why not. Robert F. Kennedy 71 Impala —Pierce Mobile — Always seen with Whit. Snake and Hannal — Those Saturday nights in the trucks — Fireworks Brigade — FT mags — Eggman — Mailbox wrecking crew — Drive-In The back way — Kawasaki — A member of the dirty dozen — THA T Sunday evening phone calif — Crazy diver — Future pilot — Bethel Food meat department — Chiefy. the shark ate her whole — Football 3 — Ring Dinner Andrew John Peterson Sasquach ,Man is nothing else but what he makes of him- self. Unknown Hey Ralf. ED. — Hillbert and Sasquach — Ha Ha — Mabdulla — Manny Orca — Toothless one — Hog Power — Ralfs Runts — Cadillac - Go For It — Seen with RB — Hey Ace — Lunch — Race- cars number I fan — Party time —Earth. Wind, and Fire — Bee Gees Concert — Charlie Daniels Band — The Devil went down to Georgia — Lay it on me Hillbert — Doc Fontaines morning killer — What a Fox — Lets go four wheelin' — Fritz were's your tunes — Lets go to McDonalds — Rocky — Lou Ferrigno bodybuilding — 75 — Mean Joe Greene — Where's the party Mabby — Come on offense —Gotta score — Defense — Varsity Picnic — Frizbees — California Vans — Friday night under the lights — Can’t wait Work Day — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Car Wash — Bake Sale — Sr Prom — Sr Play — Class Night — Football 1-4 — Wrestling 2-4 — Track 2-4 — Troubadours Robert Charles Peterson Bob Long you live and high you fly. and smiles you'll give and tears you 7 cry. and all you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Going for the one — Yes concert — Southbury fiasco — Ski trips to Killington — White Camaros-Doobers — Seen playing Tennis — Apogee — Boast — Hopewell — AP project — Tunes in Toyota — Kona — One of Nyitrays crew — Bad Co. night — Bjorn who — Snow at Mt. Hall — Cruising with the BC — Good Rats with Cats — Outlaws with Sprove — Party with Palumbo — Member of Dr. J's table crew — Rollercoaster rides with Lou — Marshall Tucker with Matt — Lost in Manhattan with Horacio — Rides to Nassau — Going down South — That's intense — Party on the Gondola — Hangs with BC. TH. SP. LS — Go for it 73 Robert J. Pinteric Pinto Don't let your problems make you cry Don’t waste a moments wondering why Cause when everything goes wrong, you have to go on and do it or die ... Atlanta Rhythm Section That's the way of the world — That's the politics — Life's tough-L TP —Seen with Code and the departed Rich Pierrie — Friday night and the pie — Night cruises with the Rabbit — OOPS — Mach — Bowlarama - Lost in Trans Am at 2 a.m. — Code's flat in hurricane — Denis Pierce Fan — Future Caldor store manager? — Float egg fights — What should we do with the leftover eggs? — Concerts with Code — Van Flalen — Yes Concert with Steve Williamson — Member of Dr. J's Famous table — Yea. call my bluff — Yo lips Mondal — Look at those horizontal upper frontals and rotating pockets — Only kidding Mrs. Pardalis — Singing in Calculus — Wasn 't I just a Freshman yesterday? — Dios — Aloha — Catch you on the flip side — Later Football 1.2 — Work Day 3 — National Honor Society 4 Naomi Plotkin Nancy” You are led through your lifetime by the inner learning creature The playful spiritual being that is your real self. Richard Bach Mallory Rollin' down those white lines — Cabin or castle bound — Officer Moral had no Morals — Renaissance of the 70's — No Nukes — Yea he's my father — Be afraid — Watertower times sorry cliff couldh t resist — He held up my sign to all you fellow members of our cult MT's Unite — It's bound to be my lucky day I'm going away. I'm going away — All our young Dudes carry the blues — Aquarius — Good Bye! — Long live the Dead. Catherine Rachel Pocock Po” Happiness is the art of making a bouquet of those flowers within reach.” Bob Goddard Canada — Oliver's — Lemons — Putnam Park — Always seen with Dave — Summer of '78 — Watch out for that telephone pole — ”2” — Car crash! — Always moving — Has a cute accent — Summer time in England with Dave — '7 told you this wasn't the time or the place! - Blondie — Camping with Pauline — Homecoming 2-4 — Work Day 3. 4 — Jr-Sr Semi- Formal 3. 4 — Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Jr Show — Tag sale — Fashion shows — Sr Prom — Sr Play — Class Night — AFS 2-4 — Ski Club 3. 4 74 Ralph Michael Prescott Sandra Ann Racenet “Sandy” Let the good limes roll. Unknown Mike Oct. 7 — Senior Prom '78 — Seen with MP. DD. BC. CC. LS — 4th period study food fights — Amer. Legion 77 — Rt. 53 Westport with Mike Post Rd. — killing ton '78 — Pond Brook Cove — Talahachi — Hopewell woods — Limekiln Rd. hiking — Anna Huntington — Middle school — Macedonia — Pleasant Valley Rest — Seymour trips — Squantz parties — Texas taco — Brew ster reservoir — Charles Island Milford — South - bury cabin — River Rd. — Rowdy — Loves the beach — Florida dreams — Daytona Beach — Virginia — Cape Cod hopeful — Grand theft auto — PSB — Snow — Yes — Genesis — That first Saturday night with Mike Summer nights — Town Hall in the park and rec. dept. — Can't get enough of being with Mike — Waiting for Sylvia to write — Graduation finally — Renais- sance of the 70's Sr Prom 3. 4 — Ring Dinner — Class Night — Why don 'I you ever look beneath the surface . . . I laugh because I dare not cry This is a crazy world, and the only way to enjoy it is to treat it as a joke.” Robert A. Heinlein Smart7 Scholar7 Who 7 Me7 — AL WA YS helping someone — “It’s easy: here look.” — Wargames in the Library — Bowling with the Lost Cause. RJ. PM. MC. JT. and RG — Playing with the math dept s S800 toy — BAD jokes — VERY BAD jokes — Puns too (much 7) —■ killing ton with Matt, that I Vj gainer, and the falling bunks — ‘79 grad, with Robin and those stupid batons — Math meets with Faith (who needs Dilip7) — “Gesundheit ” — Always juggling something — Almost being back-ended by Faith after the SA T's — “Venezuela!” — Danbury Fair and those weird mirrors — Space Invaders — Annoying Mr. Perlman — That calculator no one else can work — THE terrible towel — One heck of a GREA T two years Gofl I. 2 — Baseball I. 3. 4 — Ski Club 3. 4 — Math Team 3. 4 National Honor Society President 4 — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Yearbook — Sr Prom — Work Day - Battle of the Classes — Sr Play — Class Night Jay Rague Clyde” I'm as free as a bird now And this bird you cannot change. ” Lynard Skynard May Bonnie always be with me — Harley David- son Forever — My Love to GM. DM. and MD — And remember All You Stiff God Rules — Good luck to Rich and Dave. Robin and Billy 'ootball 1.2 — Hockey 2-4 75 Deborah Anne Rapillo Debbie” ”lt’$ the laughter we will remember Whenever we remember the way we were. A. Bergman Chink — Kim's sis — Mbuti Pygmies —DEVI- ANCE — Mrs Pardalis fan dub — RHPS — Camp '79 — Superior — Great white whales — DIDI- DIB — Cheer forever — Hey Boss — Guess what? — Grover fan — Attacked by sea gulls —Adventures with KY — What does that mean? — Getting lost —Subaru — Crash course in driv- ing — Going to the movies —Future DJ — Cape Cod tan — Hyde Park crew — Ice skating — Peep if you’re bogus — Aren’t you that famous armwrestler? — PU trid — Florida — I’m not short — Loves to laugh — Kato — Samari them Ift — Trackette — Rainy nights in the G with KY — Hey MP. want some lettuce? — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Jr Prom — Battle of the Classes -1-3 — Cheer- leading 1-3. Co Captain 4 — AFS-3. Pres. 4 — Track 2. 3 — Yearbook — Class Night — Sr Work Day Patricia Lorraine Ramos “Pat” “How sweet to remember the trouble that is past. Euripedes One million and one brothers and sisters — Re- member the stalls 7 — Always laughing — Funny — Friendly — Those blue eyesI — Pleasant per- sonality — Poetry whiz — Perseverance — Sorry I’m latel — Never on time — Good student — Wild and crazy child — That hair I —Freckles — Duh? — Good sense of humor — Always on a diet — Seen on a bike — Placidly mellow — Relatively rowdy — “I need a pass” — Oh. I need a cup of coffee Matthew John Ravenda “Matt All young adults in the world should freely ex- press themselves openly through the use of their own intellect. MJR Hll — Skier — Best house painter around — Ski trips — Van Halen — Killington trip —X) people in one room — Post Rd drag w the silver Firebird — Turbo Nikes — TR-6 nut — W Ralph al the Cascade run — You go first — Steely Dan — YAHOO — Mr. Bill imitation — Raft surfing Day- tona Beach — Hurdles — KinksI — GREA T times w Horatio. Lou. Pambo. Rick. Steve. Dave. Bob P. — 5 concerts in one year — KS — Special ski runs — Lives for parties —If 17 — FM music — Ski i Beach bum - THE WHO!! m- Skiing in New England — Virginia BeachI — Friendly — Guth tunes — Sizzling Mark 4's — Ski speed demon — Likes peaceful moments —12 yrs w THE CLASS OF 80 in Bethel Track — Soccer — Student Council — Ski Club — Key Club — AFS — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Jr-Sr Prom — Class Night 76 Jacqueline Marie Reed Jackie” A sorrow shared is but half a trouble, but a joy that's shared is a joy made double Old Proverb John I — June 12. 1981 — Pork and Beans — Always seen with LM. NN. ES. LM — Mr Blums favorite — Cape Cod '79 — Beaches — Candle - wood Lake with Erma and Ralph — Cruisin' through Rogers Park 7th period — Leaving again — Kent Falls — Nice hair — Nice eyes — Crazy cooking 3 — Drive-lnl — The Partying Car — Child Care Class 77 Those discussions — Crazy driver with a big mouth — Good friend — wanna go home — Family Affair — Got any money7 — Where is my sister7 — Fashion Show 1.2 — Sr Prom 4 - Class Night David Scott Reynolds Dave” There are no great men. only great challenges that ordinary men are forced, by circumstances, to meet. Admiral William F. Halsey What’s up for the weekend7 — Hi. is Cathie home7 — The gang. LS. RS. SW. SP. BC S BP —Exhausted at soccer camp — Stranded in the Bronx with Lou. ate our train fare — Dumbo's Convent — Soccer game under the lights — Pe- quote '79 with CM — Mt. Snow ski trip — Shoo- tout at Catskills: Holes in Volksvagon — Yes Concert. Garden Summer '79 — Famous words. Iguess so” — Let's go to Westport — Parties at Southbury Cottage — Munch at the moose — Egg raids: Float meetings — Jiminy Peak stops — Mustard on finger — Throwing CM out of Vega, in trunk at Drive-In —Brad less, then Friendlys — Back of SW wagon — Concerts with CM — Doobers — Pinecrest '79 — Ski Club — Workday —Ring Dinner — Home- coming — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Jr Prom — Sr Play — Sr Prom — Class Night — Soccer 1-3. Captain 4 — Hockey 1-4 77 Rosa Maria Ribas Rosa I am not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and love today. Unknown Skunk — My hair is such a mess — Rosa Eddie — Native Cuban - Remember that Phys- ics Final — Opel 01 — Good Sense of humor Danbury Transfer — '7 can't I'm on a diet — Nice Dresser — Oh boy. Oh Roy — Friday night Football Games — Orange Pass — Trig with Lo rain. Michelle and Bob — Always around FG. MS. DR and PS — Bookkeeping whiz? — Your Momma — Hey Pam — Jr.-Sr. Semi-Formal Battle of the Classes — Homecoming Ring Dinner — Senior Work Day — Senior Prom — Senior Play — Class night — FBLA 2-4 — Spanish Club — Key Club 4 — Basketball 2 4 — Softball David Ridgeway Ridge For long you live, and high you fly Smiles you give, and tears you'll cry All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Newtown babes — Party at KT Fly's — McDonaldland fight starters — CDB — Islanders vs Rangers — Late night rides — Mask night at the Drive-In with KW. RD. KT. and SN — Eagle's Cliff '78 —- Stonewall gang — '79 Summer slav- ing on a farm — Mr. 6 Mrs. Q with KT — Yo Buck — UUFNCFCF — Trouble maker at the Drive-In — Mason Rocks — Long live Rock — Jams and parties at JL s garage — Wesconn hoop with DS — Jr. Prom at Danbury Hospital — Mich with the Devil — Tennis bum — Tennis 2-4 — Basketball 3 — Hockey 4 — Ring Dinner — Jr. Prom — Sr. Prom — Sr. Play — Class Night — Homecoming 1-4 — Battle of the Classes 4 April Ricketts Apey No day is over if it makes a memory. Unknown Sue s other half — FVFNSKI ALREADY - B the BB — Those GG's — JR. I remember — Jr. Bird- men — '72 Z-28 — Go Green Hornet! — Future photographer — Deca duds — Glitter much bath talc — SG's dipstick — Flinging things at NST — Hello Betty — Mickey Dee's and the cinema sign — No bout a doubt it — Playing Fribble — Little Nose on the Prairie — Chrome hoof covers — Betty. Freddie and Baby Boo — Those volleyball bus rides — A goober — Chanala — Grand Onion with KO and KO — Haunted House with Sue Bee — Steve — Trips to Stamford — It’s a Thuzie! — Eric the alf a bee — The possessed bird — Boo-boo! — Homecoming — Jr.-Sr. Semi-Formal — Ring Din- ner — Jr. Prom — Jr. Show — Sr. Prom — Class Night — Volleyball — Yearbook — DECA. Sec- retary 4 • C THCC HIGH ICHOUl 78 f Paul John Roche Paul-' Gel up. gel hack on your feel you're the one they can't heat and you know it Come on let's see what you 've got. just take your best shot and don't blow it. Styx Run. Run. Run — S.C.S.C. — love pain — Yale and the Music box — Younger women — Leon- ards Driver Ed. — San Jose — Jimmy's car seat — Stolen car to Brewster — Polevaulter — Bruce III — Compo — Eggs on NHS — Lisa chaser — Blonds — Drive in — Horseback riding — Your mother is on the phone — The Lawn Doctor — Sincere — Boomer's buddy — 1-3 to Loftus (so far) — Good Friend — Camp with Tom — Roach —■ Six more — Lucky 13 — 4 Day Vega — 9 cold miles — Hey Paul, did you beat TD? — Racket- Ball — Romp on Central — Phys. Ed. — Benedict Road — Newtown with Steve — Dreamer — Compo — Seen carrying a long white stick — Jack. Lenny, and Doc. — Indoor Track 1-4 — Outdoor Track 1-4 — Soccer I — Work Day — Homecoming — Ring Dinner — Semi-Formal — Prom Kim Denise Roka Gypsy Love is the feelings shared by two in a special way and shared forever. D. R. Parlies — Hopewell — Rogers Park — Seen with DD. SH. SG. LS. DR — Summer of '78 and '79 — Always talking about guys — Loves to talk — Arnesto — Nice eyes — Always smiling — Those long weekends — Sleepless nights — New Jersey '79 — Seen with Sue all the time — Some- times quiet — Loves to party — Always has something on her mind — Loves to make new friends — Grand Prix — Party at Sandy s house — The weekend of September 38th to 30th — NR — RM — AM — AL — Check it out — What a doll — Sweet and innocent7 — Nice clothes — Always thinking about Arnesto — Roughty 79 Deborah Lynne Rubley Debbie Hold fatt to dreams for if dreams die. love is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. ” Langston Hughes Swinging at Meckaur — Summer ‘79 — J. I — S i S Ice Cream — Carting — JRR — That Laugh — Stuck in a snow bank with RM — MacDonalds — Hikes at Huntington — Where's Faith7” — BPLAB — Debralee — Who. Me? — Wait. I don 't get it” — DF's party — Homecoming '78 — OHJ — Faith, we forgot spoons! —Always wears Cath s clothes — Rubley s Home Perm Ser- vice — May S. 1979 — Giggly — Always smiling Homecoming 1.3 — Work Day 3. 4 — Jr-jr Semi- Formal — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Class Night — Key Club 3. Sec. 4 — National Honor Society 4 Lynette Elizabeth Rotas Lynne” You knew there would come a day when we would have to say good-bye. T. Johns Bill — Little Bird flies again — L.O.B. with LM. BP. and JS — HI HO Silver. Away — Moped Power — 23 — School Store Manager — Chickie's Right Hand — Silver Brat — Hartford — Secor Road with LW — Rooms 414 and 519 — DEC A Duds — Memories of RH — Waldenbooks — What's a Radio Shack — Best Favorite ” — Deca Disco ■ Whatever” — 4:00 Fire Drills — WB and RS love affair —Outspoken, once too often — Chicken with cheese minus the lettuce — Cow country rebel rousers — 66 for Lori — Oscar and Tabu — Precious Possession — Bad Girls — Babe — Bill! Deca 3. 4 — FBLA 2-4 — Ski Club L. 2 — Rac quetbaal 4 — School Store Manager 4 John Edward Ryan John” The best thing I can do for my friend is to be his friend. ” Thoreau Seen in Rob's boat — Think Snow” — Mustang —Ovation — The Yes concert — Remember the hill — Hopewell — Jazz — Floyd's — Mr. Roy's homeroom — Music nut — Mountain Pond — Tull concert — The Hub — Hendrix fan — Art's cellar — Return to forever — Nova — Jammin' — Condos — Broker — The Pinecrest — Look- ing forward to June — Last of the rowdie 70’s, first of the wild 80's — Ring Dinner — Sr Prom — Sr Play — Class Night 80 Tracy Ann Ryan Trace” Happiness cannot come from without It must come from within It is not what we see and touch or that which others do for us which makes us happy: It is that which we think and feel and do. first for the other fellow and then for our- selves. Helen Keller TRAI — Scarf hunter — Thank you Burger King — Straightaway — Jesus Tree — Classy Car — Snoopy — Wait a minute? —Crash — Are you insane? — Light kicking crew — OKA Yl — Life's tough I — Deer turning — Roni — HA! HA! Inside joke — Patty, why'd you push that button — Whatever you do . . .? - Cruising in the truck — Dimples! — Little Ryan — Get Psyched! — Bethel Food — Be solid — How's life? — I’m so con- fused! — OHJ — My life just flashed before my eyes — You were so close! — Fashion Show 2 — Ring Dinner — Work Day 3 — Jr Show — Jr Marshall — Class Night — Sr Play — Homecoming I. 3. 4 — Key Club 4 — AFS 4 — FBLA 4 Linda Marianna Sacco Lyn” Life is a mixture of sunshine and rain. Laughter and pleasure teardrops and pain. HSR Cape Cod '79 — Mystery — Sensitive — The lines busy! — Nice hair — Good friend — AB's — Drive-In — Killington — CC Blast — Nice eyes — AB Mobile, antenna? — TAFBG! — Hopewell — Seen with AG. BL. BV. JC. MPK. LS — Birthday Surprise '79 — New Years Eve '78 — Morning rides — Surprise parties — Sweet and innocent? — Cake fight — Quiet? — How ya doing?” — Mass. Jailbirds — 6:15 am phone calls — 9 30 77 — Nature girl — That scream! — Tomato chase — Snake in the grass? —1987 — Those summer night parlies. AMHl Homecoming — Work Day — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Battle of the Classes — Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Jr Show — Sr Prom — Sr Play — Class Night —Student Council 3. 4 — Fashion Show 3. 4 - Track 1-4 - Ski Club 3. 4 - AFS 4 - Key Club 4 Gerald Joseph Sack Jerry” If you're not going to do the job right, do not do It at all. Unknown Likes working on cars — Coin collecting — Odd jobber — Tells funny jokes — Enjoys a good opponent in a game of pool — TJ Cook's gymna- sium — Member of the Topstone gang — Forth of July '79 — Cafe champion marksman — Hot lunch daily — '68 Firebird — Alright. I will give you a ride home — Danbury Drive-In — Second and Forth period study — Forth Sack out of B.H.S. — Hey. Jear! — Superwagon — Wake up Gerard, it's S 7:301 — How's it going? —It's still there — Enjoys shop classes best — 81 Cynthia Ann Sadler Cindy Oh. mirror in the sky. what is love? Can the child within my heart rise above? Can I sail through the changing ocean tides? Can handle the seasons of my life? Fleetwood Mac Wednesdays at Squantz — Crazy band person — Smooth move Ex-Lax — Supertramp — Blue Volkswagon 412 — No comment from the Pea- nut Gallery — On ManI — Future Accountant? — Bethel Foodite — Great driving skills — 7 wouldn't touch that with a ten foot pole! — Little River Band — Always seen with Donna. Mike. Cathy. Brenda. Bob. and Eric — Masak game — ”Wait till Donna hears this — Yeah Really! — Horseback riding on Fridays — Always on the phone — don t know — Remember when . . . — What's wrong? — What? AFS 2-4 —FBLA 3. Reporter Historian 4 — Band 1-3 — Field Hockey 1-3 — Jr Prom — Class Night Edward Sadowski Ed These days of our years are threescore years and ten; And if by reason of strength they be four- score years, yet is their strength labour and sor- row; For it is soon cut off and we fly away Psalm 90:10 Leaving during art class — Marlboro country — Parking lot — Skipping, coming back, and getting burnt — Ring Dinner Peter Michael Salgado Pete Dropping you this line to give you peace, and to set your weary mind at ease 1 know that it's rough when you're so far away, listen to the words I have to say. Donna Summer Gl Joe throw — thought I was gonna die —Ro- seannadana — Decaduds — Joe DE — Get psyched for Deca — Mbuti pygmis — Poppies!! — I'm melting — Glitter much —It just shows to go ya — Jr Show mud — Deviance — Problems Mr. B — Suuure — Hey Diasy do seven ups — That green face and cute stockings — Roger — SM — Meetings at Penyuk 's house — Troubadours 4 — Ring Dinner — Jr Show Jr Prom — Sr Prom — Sr Play — Homecoming 2-4 — Workday 2- 4 — Yearbook — Class Night — AFS 2 — DECA 3. Treasurer 4 82 Richard F. Samuelson Rick Don 7 walk ahead of me for won 7 follow Don 7 walk behind me for I don 7 know where the heck I’m going Just walk beside me and maybe we'll get there. RS I woke up this morning and found out I was murdered — Always seen with Dave R. Steve P. Louis S. Bruce K — Southbury High raids — Lake Zoar parties — Trestle jumping — End of summer party — Waterskiing — Lori — Ski trips — McDonalds — Rochester bound — S.P. convert- ible — BK VAN — SuSuSu ding ding ding — Roof riding — CA TSKILLS — Mesingers — Stuck with DTI — Pontiac — Fresh, parly — Float meeting — YES Concert — Coll. Fair in NH — Ski Sun- down — Say what — PE Parties at Quasapaug — Jr year homecoming in SP car — Roadrace in Southbury with Lou — All night cruiseing in Mac's Charger — Hopewell Work Day — Ring Dinner — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Hockey 2 — Soccer 1-3 — Sr Prom Erma Jeanne Sapone Saponi A new road's waiting you touched my life. Soft and warm on a summer's night. You're the only one. the only one I love. The lovely one. I'm thinking of. Journey DANNY - DANNY —DANNY - Florida re- bound — Wedding bells — Fort Penning waiter — When are you getting married?” — Nights in Florida — July 21 still — Pro-cyclist sister — '67 Nova's forever — Party at Chip's place with Doe — The Plankhouse with Jude — I can't wait till June” — Party at Ma- Ret's house — I love you Mom and Dad I — Nights in Jr's pool — Summer days at Sherwood — Lying in the sun in De- cember?? — Part of the Parlowa-Pack — Let's go to the park — Mrs. Daniel P. Lorettell — PartyII — Yeah, sure I'm gonna graduate! I think — Wild and crazy nights with JR Foreign Food Night I — Ring Dinner — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal 2. 4 —Sophomore Homecoming — Patricia Sansone Patty Look around and choose your own ground for long you live and high you 'II fly. and smiles you 'II give and tears you'll cry. and all you touch and all you see. is all your life will ever be. Unknown Brookwood Acres — PSA I — Wagon ho — Homecoming 78 — Straightaway — Jack in Mac s garbage — It must be the car — Iceskating — Night at bowlarama with HF — Light Kicking Crew — Mustang — Those basketball games — Weekend in Greenwich — Moderation — 5= 112 — Immaculate look alike — Confessions to BS and GS — AD's party — 3 red — NF game — Bank robber — tied with HF — Drive-In — Get psyched! — Tracy. I pushed the button — Sun- maid — Seen under the dashboard — Sony — Night at PC — Seen with Tracy. Chris and Heather — You're in the ozone of my mind — Deer inheriter Hr Rep I — Work Day 4 — Homecoming 3. 4 — Jr Show — Ring Dinner — Class Night — Tennis 3 —FBLA Sec. 3. 4 - National Honor Society 83 Stanley Cordon Simpson 'Skates'' Have faith in you and the things you do. and you won 'I go wrong. S. Sledge Jai alai — The nest — After game fun with DS. FS. EH. BC. and DB — Late night poker games — ALL WORLD!! Jr.-Sr. Semi-Formal — Jr. Prom — Sr. Prom — Class Night — Varsity Basketball 2-4 David Scolpino Scully Blessed is he who expects nothing, for he shall never be disappointed. Alexander Pope Stone wall — Seen with Scotty. Kevin And Bill — Compo Beach after Jr. Prom — Friday Nights at the Drive-In — St. Mary's Cemetary — Always nice — New York Yankees??? — Squantz — Married to Janine? — 5 — Get thrown out of any dances lately? — Campout at Eagles Cliff — Blue eyes — JM! — Baseball 1-4 — Ring Dinner — Jr. Prom — Jr.-Sr. Semi-Formal — Sr. Prom — Class Night Diane Lynn Smerkanicz Smerk A smile costs nothing but it gives so much It enriches those who receive it. without making poorer those who give it It takes not a moment, but the memory sometimes lasts forever. Unknown That’s what he said — Movies with Robin and Tish — Me. Tee Hee Hee? NEVER! - Flat tire with Dina — North Carolina — Devout Red Sox fan — Go wild in Mo Bio — An use and las tees — Airplane at the Drive-In — Burger King sign — I'm on a diet, but if you insist — Hey. Tracy, who's honking the horn? — Really solid — Deer turning — Soap operas with Marilyn in Home- room — Muscle lover? — Light kicking crew — Flow with it — Hawaii and Switzerland — Late arriver of football games — I need a vacation — Diane, what's so funny?” — GEES — Give me a break — Heads or tails — Homecoming 78 Work Day — Field Hockey 1-4 — Softball I. 2.4 — Key Club — FBLA - AFS 84 Wesley Powell Smith 'Wes” There is only one success — to be able to spend your life in your own way. Christopher Morley Seen with Mark and Larry — Pool on Weekends — PF — Frisbee in the graveyard — Newton softball games — Those 18th birthday parties — Remember the backhouse — Hey Moogie Man S Mellow Out — Silver Lake — Cape Cod with Mark. Larry. Jim. Mike, and Stuart — The Doo- bies Concert — Races Saturday nights Ring Dinner — Class Night Katherine Ann Smith Kathy” Can a child within my heart rise a bove Can I sail through the changing ocean tides Can I have all the seasons of my life Well I've been afraid of changing . . . But time makes you bolder even children get older now I'm getting older too. Fleetwood Mac Always seen with Lisa and Chris — Was Barb really sleepwalking? — April 24 with R8C — SG 6 Pizza at Lisa's — Love those Trans Am’s — Where is everybody tonight — THURMAN — Volleyball bus party — Sunrise — Peaches are a girls best friend — FREDDIE Big Rigs on SR — Is that Eric? — Cherry Soda — Love those fruit flies — Mr. J. How late did you stay out? — Check him out — Pow Wows — Lisa's Ring Din- ner Episode — Give me a break! Homecoming 1-4 — Work Day — Jr.-Sr. Semi- Formal — Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Jr. Show — Sr. Prom — Sr. Play — Class Night — Volleyball 1-4 - Softball 3. 4 85 Louis Sproviero Louie Stop children, what's that sound? Everybody look what's goin down Paranoia strikes deep. Don’t worry life will keep S Stills Hey how are you doing — Harlem Cruise — One more before going — Steve your car went off the cliff don t shoot — South bury fiasco — Wow — Dave lets go swimming — I’ll call Carol — Rick what a blind Date — Why did you shoot the Volts Vagan — Where is the Stamford Train Sta tion — Up on the Empire State Building — YES Concert — Yankee games — Dave maybe one more hot dog — 10 in one night with TH — TH blesses Maveric — Smoke filled Diner — SW how about those two next — Sleep on the beach in Rl — Bob C we lost Palumbo — Jays buddy — Gotta comb my hair — Races at Jimmeny — 10 stops from Jimminy Peak — Tunes in the Nova — Wrong turn going to Palumbo 's — SC CM Skiing Work Days — Homecoming — Ring Dinner — Jr-$r Semi-Formal — Sr Prom — Class Night — Basketball . 2 Lisa Jean Steiger Lisa Take it anyway you want it. be your own super star, show the world the only way you want it is the way you are. Outlaws Match and flame — from' field — Sunset Hill —Marshall Tucker — Stocking crusaders — Cape Cod Summers —TPG w MPK S BV — Hopewell — Udie — Macho. I B T C — Du ska teer — Upon a Roof — Tigger - JC Surprise parties — String beans — Drive-In — One JL to go — Egghead — Quarters — Tomato chase — Pebble chucker — 8 31 break-in Quiet until. . . — Drive much? — Float meetings — Mir iam s apples — Toyota beater — Zombie — One of Goody s girls — Summer blast — Scout failure Cheerleading . 2 —Cross Country 3. Capt 4 — Track 14— Student Council 3. 4 — Homecom ing — Work Day — Ring Dinner — Jr-Sr Semi Formal — Jr Show - Sr Prom — Jr Prom — Class Night Sandra Lee Stauch Sandy” 'Like the fool am and I'll always be l've got a dream Jim Croce Studied beauty culture for two years — Plans to go to college for business courses — Summer of 79 — Dianne — Wildwood — Driving —Picnic — Steve — Swirls — Bets — Linda — Donna — Mrs. Luciano — Pin curls — McDonald's — Lisa — Mark — Roller skates — Dawn — Kim — Daryl — Chicago — Love — Caring —Betty — Clumsy — Tennis — VW — Breakdown — FORD PICK UP — Jr-Sr Semi-Forma I — Class Night — Sr Prom 86 Marilyn Althea Stennett Meri(e) What you are is God's gift to you What you make of yourself is your gift to God. Unknown Hershey squirt — Boom Boom — Midasize girl — Soap opera with Diane in HR — Uniform Center girl — ”It's a hug — Nice dresser — Always Laughing with a tear — Home Room rep I — Loves music — Superman — Bermuda — Aus- trailia Home Room rep I — Student Council I — Bake Sale — Car Wash — Ring Dinner — Work Day 2. 3 — JA 2 — Jr Show - Key Club 3. 4 — Field Hockey mgr James Stieber Tarrant ’ Jim God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten son. that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 Tease — Quiet until... — Bonnie. Carolyn, and Sue's pest — Last minute homework in home- room — Member of the Lost Cause Bowling Team — Bad Knee Kid — Nice Dresser — Convention at Denver — Always accepting Diane's proposi- tions — JT — Don't fall Donna — Sweaters — Youth Rally '79 — Rick. Help!I — Crucifer — Did you hear about the Italian who . . . — Joker — Heyyy Jimmy baby — Study with Rick and Chris in library — No class 7th period Track I. 2 — Battle of the classes — Foreign Food Night — Ring Dinner —Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Sr Prom — Sr Play — Class Night Lynn Ellen Stolle Lynn The moment may be temporary but the memory is forever. Unknown Lefty 's do it better ! — Late night at Candlewood Lake — Mickey mouse speaks — What's every- one doing tonight? -Ci and the fleas — Nights at Southbury — Hiking at Anna Huntington — RMW someone special — SB's little brown putt putt — NY Stale Fair — Seen with ND. MBC. BC. SR. CC. DD —Class of 77's Jr. Prom — The great slide at Hopewell — A prayer for Pete — Always looks forward to weekends — Cape cod with Beth — How are we going to get home Nanc? —Breaking and Entry — P- Town-Cafe Blase with Tommy C. — Hopes to see Sylvia soon — Holey Stolle — Main street ride — Peanulbutter and jelly sandwiches — Seen talking with Mr. Bibeau — 980 a turn for the best Jr - Sr Semi-formal — Battle of the Classes — Foreign food night — Ring Dinner — Sr Prom — Class Night — Volleyball 87 Amri Teles ha ''Em' Breathe. Breathe in the air Don’t be afraid to care Leave but don't leave me Look around and choose your own ground For long you live and high you fly And smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. ” Pink Floyd That laugh — Telesha jokes — A true Libra — My hair looks terrible” — Where’s Sharri?” — Florida 78-79 — Lutz's house — The pond — The cliff — Kent falls — W night — G night — Poco 79 — The Dead 79 — KO’s bean remedy — Tea Talks with Gail — Those campouts — Camp- ing with CT and CN — Remember the drain — DE and BG — Sunrise with KO — The fire with CT. ST. and BG - Rocky Horror — Canoeing — Hiking Margaret H. Teed Meg Highway's just a two laned road connecting ei- ther way. and I've seen enough of this end for awhile I've got to go the distance till I know I've seen a change I've got to know the feel of every mile. J Edwards GHC 1-4 — 3 Muskateers — Jill's mother's sur- prise party — Teedious — YAHOO — Summers away — Alnighters with Jodi — New Year's '78 — Hey Bomba ” — Kent Falls with Kim — Gold- en Girls — CDB with ES — Trips to RIT — That Marine — Steve. Dylan, and the carburetor — UVM — Dead with Nanette — Unidentified flying hats — My brother has no spine — Jr boys — Tortola '77 — Hey. hey — Janesky's buddy — Megan the puppy — Emergency room escape team — Jr Prom at Danbury Hospital — MY grass is blue Vice Pres. 3. 4 — Homecoming — Work Day — Jr-Prom — Sr Prom — Jr Show — Sr Play — Class Night — Field Hockey 1.2 — National Honor Society 4 Ring Dinner — Jr Prom Domui Lynn Testa Donna” While in these days of quiet desperation As I wander through the world in which I live 1 search everywhere for some new inspiration But it's more than cold reality can give lf I need a cause for celebration or a comfort I can use to easy my mind l rely on my imagination and I dream about imaginary times And know that everybody has a dream. ” Billy Joel Blues Brothers — Squantz - Bowling — McDon- ald's — Bethel Foodite — Problems ? — Sure — History period 4 — Crazy band person — Oscar Meyer — Steve Marlin fan — Driving skills — Rubber biscuit — What ? — How should I know? — Where's Mike? — Grave reader — Martians — When I get my Mercedes ... — 139046 — Always with Mike. Bob. Cindy. Cathy. Brenda. Ruth. Eric. Laurie. Debbie and Sara — Locker 39 — Supertramp — Yeah, really —Same difference — Diane! — Sat Night Live freak — Huh? Class Night — Work Day 2-4 — Band 1-4 Donald Raymond Thomas Don The occupation most becoming to a civilized man is to do nothing. T. Gautier George, how are the Mets doing? — Paul. I have a job — First period games — Going to the Library — Can I borrow the answers to the Phys- ic's questions George? — What game did you bring in today Ralph? — Another double lab — Going to play Space Invaders Paul? — Cardinal Fan — Raider Fan — Stock Car racing fan Ring Dinner Mirra Sue Thomas Mirra Spread your wings and fly away, fly away, far away Spread your little wings and fly away, fly away, far away Pull yourself together, 'cos you know you can do better That's because you're a free man Queen Maryann, do you want me to pick you up? — think I'll get my hair cut again — TRACY — New Orleans. Summer of '79 — PF Vereran — Seen with Wes and Maryann — Future Super Secretary — Kermit fan — Howard and Gene — Of course my car runs FINE! — Always awake during film study — Leaves school at I It 15 — Parking lot — Do you have the Shorthand homework? — Hey. Pal — Deca Dud — Always talking — Lives at McDonald's — Silver Lake — Trip to Berkeley with Anne G. —Check it out! — Crack me up! — Mrs. Warner, can I have a pass? — Softball games — TRACY FBLA 1-4 — DECA 3. 4 — Sr Prom — Class Night — Softball 2 — Ring Dinner 2 — Sophomore Work Day — Foreign Food Night 89 Kenneth S. Thornes Red Devil Charlie Brown was right: Life is like an ice cream cone: You have to learn to lick it. Peanuts Suzuki TS 250 — Midnight rider — Death Vally — Seen with Ridg — 19 — 01' Waylon — Little Red Devil — Newtown Babes — Always late -Riding with GW. BK. DD. LB S CDB — Reflections — The Devil Knows — Hopewell — Always on the phone — Friday night party — Outlaws Hurry Sundown — The Gambler — Live s like Oscar MaDison — NY Rangers — Loves Hockey — 1980 caption —Flyers — Pat Hickey Rangers vs Islanders — Go For It — KT Fly — McDonaldland Fight Starters DR 6 KT — Mason Rock — Played in New Haven Colise- um — Lives on the ice — Most penalty minute's — Small But MIGHTY!!! — Stamford and my stone wall — Toots — The Bel tire man — Drive- In with Dave and the Nuts — Hockey 1-4 capt. 4 — Football 1.4 — Ring Dinner — Jr-Sr Prom Robin M Throupe Rob So I want to laugh while the laughin' is ea- sy And I want to cry if it makes it worthwhile- 'cause I may never pass this way again ” Seals 6 Croft EMGS — Eat a JD — C.D.B. — Sunset Hill Rd. — '79 Capri — Another accident71 — But I don't have 4 wheels! — Ski lessons — West Mt. Snow- balls and phonecalls — Broadie — Albert's Hill — Eagle's Cliff — Candy hearts — Curls — Thru-rp — Barf — Always late — McDonald's Monsters — Ketchup in BC's eye — Black paint fights, wrestling and long phonecalls — Itching powder — Tomaino — Stats with LV — Blush much? — SE's flower — Crackle — But Mr. Deb- lois. I don't understand! — Per. 6 History — Blum's Bunch — Homeroom ... — We've only just begun. Homecoming —Jr-Sr formal — Workday — Class night — Sr Prom — Softball — Ski Club Carol Jean Thornton Carol Be on your way. maybe someday we will meet again Try not to cry. tears make me think how it might have been We loved as strong as we could, but love got in our way We took our time to be free There's nothing much more to say but be on your way. Dan Fogelberg Here comes trouble — Stop pickin' on me! — CT's runaway home — Colorado — Hawaii — Destination CALIFORNIA — Snoopy freak — Peanuts — Tull — Fleetwood Mac — Zeplin — Stairway to Heaven — That Power Mech class — Station wagon w 429 engine — Tune-up — One of McD's ex - gang — Service Merchandise — Big blue eyes — Sincere — How's Alice? — Those camp outs — The cliff — Seen with MD. ST. A T. RR. TS — It's raining — Still mad at me Eric? — Saturday nights — Let's skip — Let's go out tonight — PARTY — Float 1-4 — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Jr Prom — Jr-Sr Semi- Formal — Sr Play — Sr Prom — Class Night 90 Christine L. Thursland Christie'' To leave was hard, hut to come and belong was easy Thanks everyone. CLT Hellooo Bethel!! — HFSFDPJRJCLMLMCVKN We Made It — Camping with the gang 9 3 79 — Tubing down the Housatonic Go For It — Get the shampoo!! — PARTY — We going on a cruise? YFAH! Summer of 80 — Florida 79 — EXCELLENT!! — Luv that sun Hey Gravy, can you relate? — My shirt is gone forever — Sooo Long — Chic kies — Break a leg — 2 24 77 — Cheap Trick Concert with JCSHCVBCC? — Yeah Jamie I’m awake. think? — Fun times with BC. Wow! — SS Inc. — Float Meetings and McD's — Great times at SHS with HFGFS FCBRCJR A friend like you is seldom found, but never lost. Thanks for everything Heidi — Hey Boone I'm still OTL — Thanks Mom. DAD. Barb, and Brian for everything — Hi Babe!! Tennis 4 — Volleyball 1.4 — Rec. Softball Work Day — Field Day — Car Washes — Homecoming — Sr Prom — Jr Prom Allan J. Uzwiak A!” Don't ask me where I'm going Don't tell me what’s behind I lead my life knowing that life is what I'll find. rl A.U. One of Mr Demille's sons Always running — AI the — Gramps — Marathoner — You know — Apple picker — Loves to run — Foam — Fishing — 7 studies a day — Little Al — Scuzburg '78. '79 — Honda — Ml. Pond — Snow days — Kim's other half— The balcony - Gumbies Moun- tain goats — Hurricane run — Terrible Haute Geode — Alias writer — Motorcycle rides to the reservoir Gallow s Hill — Picnics at the dump — Earth Science Craziness — Wizard of Oz — A WOL — 6 year shoes — The Mountains Boy's State — Work Day — Jr Prom — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Jr Show — Ring Dinner — Sr Prom — Sr Play — Class Night — Cross Country 1-4 Capt. 4 —Indoor Track I. 2. 4 — Outdoor Track 1-4 Diane Lynn Tomaino Dizey And I can't pretend and say it doesn't matter cause it matters more than you could ever know- But I made myself a promise that I'd play this by the rules and I always knew in time I'd have to g° P. Chapman Laughs at everything — Slow, lazy — Wow — Sandalfoot — Naduka — Jr. Birdmen — Carla. I sold an ad — Hey. you ugly thing you — My car is stuck again — Robin, it's 3 o'clock — Jr show party — Moderation. — Throupe — AD and FM's parties — Those wks. at TH and AD's — Tina and Ike — 12 at drive-in — Walks w AD and MBC — Toto — Mafia Mobile — NF game — 3 hr tour 9 29 79 - Wknds. at MM s — My feet aren 't cold — Per. 6 US History — Golden adventures — PC's fan club — RM. TM. PF. CM. MM. AD — did it my way Basketball — Homecoming — Foreign Food Night — Work Day — Bake Sale — Ring Dinner — Jr Show — Tag Sale — Student Council — Ski Club — Key Club. Treasureer — Sr Play — Class Night 91 Beven Ann VanScoy Beven If you have love in your life, it can make up for a great many things you lack lf you don 't have it no matter what else thereis. it's not enough. Unknown What's 10 egg rolls? — Future AB — The Candy- cane blast — Dinner with MPK. BW. TD — Hope- well 11 78 — Farm Shop's hot coffee — Dinner with NK. JC. BL — TP w LS. MPK at BW's — Killington — It's busy! — Summer fires — Stock- ing Crusaders — Night at Barry 's — Drive-in SD's w Tommy — Mon. Deli talks w Lisa — Jennings — May I Ith — TOMMY — Great Adventure — Tomato chase — Football games — Day Dreamer — I'm in love — Country tavern — McDon- alds 1178 — Homecoming w Caddy — Lets find the boys — Jade Fountain and the beach — TAFBG — Love that rabbit Jr-Sr Semi-Formal — Jr Sr Prom — Jr Show — Sr Play — Homecoming 3. 4 — Work Day 3. 4 — Ski Club 3. 4 — Fachion Show 1-4 — DEC A 3. 4 — AFS 4 — Key Club 4 — Class Night — Back- packing 4 Brigit VanWidenfell Briggs To the attentive eye each moment of the year has its own beauty, and in the same fields it beholds, every hour, a picture which was never seen before, and which shall never be seen again. Emerson Kevin — Camp 79 — Luck II — Superior — Hey Gang! — DIDIDIB! — Rah! — Appendicitus — Sandy. Chubbs in Airport 80 — Iggy Wiggy — 5 course meal w TW — Brussels — 8 am ventures to SC — Let's go to the beach — Dynamic Duo — $6 of penny candy — Surprise! — Tara s back! — Those talks w TW — 6th per. social clinic — Driveway talks at Lisa's — Mickey Mouse — Cumberland Farms pigouts w LM — Tara tell me everything I just said — Bridge parties? — Munchos — Wanna Wrestle? — I miss Tara — The 7th — R Ball w MPK — Summer 79 with Kevin Homecoming 3. 4 — Work Day 2-4 — Jr Sr Semi-Formal — Ring Dinner — Jr Prom — Jr Show — Cheerleading 3. 4 — Key Club 3. 4 — Ski Club 3 — AFS 3. Vice pres. 4 — Trackette 3 — Yearbook — National Honor Society 4 Michael A. Vecchia Mike Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles be- long where they can fly l've got to be where my spirit can run free Got to find my corner of the sky. Unknown Oh no. not another Vecchia — Are you sure you're not Joan's brother? — Weekend trips — New York — Always talking about Yonkers — Lincoln High — 4th period History class — Sure — Imagine! — Problems Mr. Wecchia? — You don 7 want to do that here — Caldor kid — Book Fair — Who me. destructive? — Seen with Pete. Marilyn, and Ann — Schwebbs — Friendly — Funny — Great singer Always accused of talking in the library — Wait till I get my car — Two at a table Mable — Evelyn Champagne King — Trip to NYC January 10th. 1978 — Hi Peter. Vincent. William. Carolyn, and Esther — Book- keeping Brain — Don't blame me if it breaks — Godspell cast party — Late night rehearsals Concert Choir 14 — Ring Dinner — Sr Play — Sr Prom — Class Night —DECA - AFS — FBLA — Key Club 92 Catherine Marie Ventrella Cathi Tomorrow's just a day away. S. Wood Hyde Park Gangf — Limousine?! — Summer of 78! — Lemons!! — SJW — 8 6 79 — The Great Adv. Gang!! — Oh. those TIGHT red satins! — TS's and MB'S!! — Phone calls from Canada! — GTHLGHll — Cheap Trick concert w J. C. S. B. and C — '7 think we re lost — Sr. Float meet- ings — SS Inc. — DAMIEEEN!!! — AM's tooth- paste!! — Bee Gee balloons w MH and AM at compo — McD's —Crazy cooking 3 — 6th per. sewing with Linda — 1st study with Val and Karen — Roller fan — Seen with JC. CT. LM. KN. VM. NN. BT. CP. LM. and all the rest — Hi Becky!! — Remember all those times at Tozzo- ll'sTl — WESTON!! — All those letters!! — Hello, to all the friends I've yet to meet — Ring Dinner — Workday 3. 4 — Jr Show AES 3-4 —FBLA 3 — DECA 3. 4 — JA 3. 3 — Homecom- ing 4 — Sr Play —Class Night John H. Vi I lane John For long you live and high you fly smiles you give and tears you cry for all you see and all you touch is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Summer of '79” — Always ween with John D — Always in the 3rd floor bathroom after Jnd pr. — Mr. Dansdill's coming — John where's the party tonight? — Always seen down in Mrs. Greene's office — Mrs. Greene can get of Chemistry7 — Always seen in Marlboro coun- try. Ring Dinner — Homecoming 3 — Work Day 1-4 — Jr Show Mark Wagner Love of Life or Life of Love I wish I could de- cide. M. Wagner Tennis. Tennis. Tennis — Hey you want to play some Tennis — Who is that girl Mr. Nyitray 7 — But Mr Proli — Hey. Miss Wallace — Mrs. Stan- dish s class — Volleyball — Skiing — Fishing — Tennis — Disco — 4 inches high — like to remember the good times with CT — SP — BP — SA - AU — KC — MR — JK — MH — KW — LM and BA — Jr. Show — Jr Prom — Jr-Sr Semi-Formal —Sr Play — Sr Prom — Ten his 1-4 — Wrestling 93 Miry Lynn Wijert Lynnie Whit's in i word Williim Shikespeire 3 Muskiteers — GHC 14 — '7 hive to wish my hiir — Those dirty looks — BT sis — Alwiys seen with Meg — Vermont — Chronic compliin- er Hiking in Redding The fence with Meg — But Shirley sjys — Seen with Dobermin pinchers Lugir — Iceskiling ind the munchies MTB concert 7 14 79 Alwiys putting up with MT's broken he iris — Feed's boirding house — LTSG's — Gnm — Disippeiring eye trick — SiO — Pessimistic, not me — Hish- browns with JK — Austnlii — A lesson to be leirned — Dincing — Exercise much 7? Sum ford - Lucky 11 - The GWW Cimp '78 S '79 Hey ging — No thinks. I hive my own thoughts — Destitution, gnduition! Mirch 17th '79 — Cheerleiding 3.4 — Homeroom Rep. 4 Home- coming 2. 3 — Ring Dinner — Work Diy 2-4 Greg Witermin Giles” knowledge is i deidly friend when no one sets the rules The file of ill minkind I see is in the hinds of fools. Peter Sin held Wild limes in Vermont — The insine — I've been to the top of the mountiin — Eisy credit — Long live rock. The WHO — Usuilly with kiliin. O . ind LB — Mickey Mouse speiks with toots! — Remember the future Neklir — Definitely into excellent music — Hits ilot of concerts — Alwiys up for rockin' — The Tubes, whit do you winI from life 7 — Rhode Islind times Don't forget Jides ind Johnnies — Those wild limes over wirts — CRAXY — Alwiys up for snowy times — Bisebill 1.2 — Work Study 3. 4 — Ring Dinner — Sr. Prom kevin Wilsh kev” Liugh ind the world liughs with you Cry ind you cry ilone. Elsa Wheeler Cox Chirlie Chiplin — I think she's cute” — Never serious — Fun to be with — Alwiys smiling — McDomlds — Drive-In — Good friend — Cray legs — Wild issembfies — FloH meetings — 6th period counseling — PG — Semi-Formil w LM — Troubidors — Stonewill ging — Diniski Drive — Flirt — Squintz Pond — Seen in Bob's ar Weird — Bethel Food Mirket Meetings in the cooler - Meithad — killfrog — Thit liugh! — McCormick s pirty — Dirt on upper lip — RHPS — Funny — Miriim s ipples — Turtle origiml — Breikdown on Greenwood Ave — Alwiys fighting w LM — Clown — Life is fife ind without it. you 're deid. Homecoming 3. 4 — Jr. Sr. Semi-Formil — Bit tie of the Clisses 1-4 — Ring Dinner — Jr. Prom — Sr. Prom — Sr. Pliy — Cliss Night — Soccer 1.2 — Wrestling 2 — Tnck 3 — Dnmi 4 — Cimping Club 4 — Ski Club 4 94 Alison Marie Weigler Wabbit I'll lake you jusl the way you are Billy Joel SOCCER! — WildnCrazy — Yorteks Brother — Bowlarama - Outlaws — U' hat it is? — All those parties with Dana — A Great Driver — Purple straight jackets — Nurse goes to Discote- que — Concerts with Dawn and Dana — Oh no Mr. Bill! — Restaurant Destroyer — Do you eat with the same mouth? — Wait till I get my car — A professional ear — disintegrater — George Carlin — Seen with Bill. Chris. Laurie and Nurse Charlie — Rebel Rock — I'm sorry but I just cannot comprehend the situation Overall a very strange person — Bill's girl. Soccer 3 — Track 3 — Colorguard 2 — AES 3 — Ski Club 3 — Homecoming 2-4 — Jr. Prom 2. 4 — Sr. Prom James Barry White II Barry You can do whatever you want to do Wherever you want to go. it's up to you. John Denver Homecoming at McDonald's — Hopewell — Chain gang — The Bumps — Swimming at NF — Ride to Brody — Cows — March at the Drive-In — Weekend at my house Dinner with MPK. BVS. and TD — Stuck in the ice with TP — Freshman summer Never on time Summer Ores — Says what s on his mind — Westport dale — New Year's eve '77 — Orca. DA. R-Two — BABVS — Sick at the prom — Counseling Beven at Hudson Glenn — Ring Dinner — Battle of the Classes — Jr.-Sr. Semi-Formal — National Honor Society 4 — Jr. Prom — Sr. Prom — Jr. Show — Sr. Play — Class Night — Baseball 1-4 — Wrestling 2-3 — Foot- ball 2. 3 Co Captain 4 Gregory White Greg Reversing your treatment of the man you have wronged is better than asking his forgiveness ' Hubbard 95 Mark Edward Whitlock Whit Some men see things as they are and say. why 1 dream things that never were and say. why not. R. Kennedy Tammie — Seen with Hannel. Pierce and Snake — Those Saturday nights in the trucks — That Fourth of July in the begginning of Sept. — The Drive-In — The Backway — The Valient — Kawasaki — Motorcycle riding on weekends — Tom Keane landscaping — Power Mechanics and Metal working — Jr Prom — Sr prom Veronica Ann White Ronni” The time has come, the walrus said, to talk of many things: of shoes-and ships-and sealing wax- of cabbages and kings-And why the sea is boiling hot-And whether pigs have wings. Lewis Carroll Member of the famous room 211 crew — Loud and noisy — Movie goer — Saturdays at Kresge’s — Janesky's groupies 1979 Homecoming 1-4 — Ring Dinner — Pep Club — Ski Club 2 — Sr Play — Class Night — Battle of the Classes 3. 4 Stephen D. Williamson Steve Cold hearted orb that rules the night. Removes the colors from our sight Red is grey and yellow white. But we decide which is right And which is an illusion? Peter Night YES — Concert w Pinto — Shot the Volksvagonl — Doobers — CSNY — Catskills — Steve, your car went off the cliff! —■ Hates to loose — Che- velle — Is that 7up 7 — Lime Rock — Talks his way out of trouble — Southbury party —AJS — Pong w Jason and Lou — Party much?! — USB — Indubitevely — Let's go to Mr. Nyitray's of- fice to get a pass — Ski trip and 5 stops — We need a Lawyer — Let's go to Wesport! — Wine cellar — Ridgefield Girls! — We're in the Bronx!!! — Well you see. I had this tournament in? — ISO's w Rick — PS maybe — Zone! — The Gang. Lou. Rick. Dave. Steve — Goals to see Zepp Work Day 2-4 — Homecoming 1-4 — Sr Prom — Class Night — Tennis 1-4 Cpt. 4 — Ice Hockey . 2 — Ski Club 1-4 % Barbara Renee Yanak Bobbi Yes there are two paths you can go by. but in the long run there's still time to change the road you're on. Led Zepplin 5 25 79 — Goodwin's per. 2 — That blonde hair — Ya really — California — Bubba — SMC — Bradlees experience with Cathy — Cobra II — Bowlarama parking lot — McD's crewperson — Does my hair look okay? — AFS 2.4 — FBLA 4 — Jr Show — Ring Dinner — Class Night Theresa Ann Wison Terry” ‘7 saw a shooting star 'go by. It blazed a path across the sky. But the beauty did not last no. Somethings just happen all too fast. ORLEANS Cute — Nice long hair — Loves Camaros — Always drinking Pepsi — Lover of good music — Can I drive?” — Want to go cruising? — Eyes for a certain blonde — Terri, when are you get- ting a job? —Quiet 'till you get to know here — Loves to sleep late — Legs — Good dancer — One of the Marlboro Country Gang — Earth Wind and Fire Freak — McDonalds — Constant- ly eating — Mr. Nyit ray’s buddy — Always seen in Guidance — Good driver?? — Moody Henry Zowine Hank” You are not wrong, who deem That my days have been a dream . . . All that we see or seem Is but a dream, within a dream. Edgar Allen Poe Dedicated swimmer, sometimes — Loves school — Nice Day” — Never serious — Those concert trips — Wild weekends and one nighters and more — Dig it” — Those outrageous lunch breaks — Him and Rocky always checking out the babes — College parties with Lewis and the ladies — Usually looks to be way off. in a dream — Always driving a different MOPAR Machine — A bachelor forever — Huh?” — Music freak — Crank up the tunes — Thinks alot — You know it dude — Full time prankster — Runs with the Devil — Sorry pal” — School's great. love it!” 97 Tret. Pam Faillace. Pres. Lee Penyak. V. Pres. Meg Teed. Sec. Carla DeMarco. Senior Class Officers 98 99 WHEN YOU HAVE REACHED THAT EVER DESIRABLE WORLD OF ADULTHOOD DO NOT NEGLECT TO RECALL THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE SHARED YOUR PAST. IF YOU HAVE TIME TO THINK BACK A WHILE, THINK OF YOUR FIRST LOVE, HIS FIRST KISS, HER FIRST SMILE. THINK OF HOW BOYS CHANGED FROM FROGS TO PRINCES AND HOW GIRLS GREW FROM COOTIES INTO WONDERFUL FRIENDS. THE DAYS THAT PASSED SO QUICKLY FROM YOUR FIRST PROM TO YOUR LAST. THE TIME YOU LOST YOUR BEST FRIEND, AND THE TIME THAT FRIEND CAME BACK. RECALL, WHILE YOU’RE REMINISCING THE KNOWLEDGE YOU GAINED FROM THE PEOPLE YOU HELPED AND FROM THOSE WHO HELPED YOU. AND WHEN YOU HAVE FINISHED, PUT THE MEMORIES AWAY BUT NOT TOO FAR AWAY YOU MAY WANT TO RECALL THEM AGAIN SOME DAY. S. ASHWORTH YEAR OF NEW BEGINNINGS The Class of 1980 faced many new challenges upon entering Bethel High School. As eighth graders who were used to the status and power of being the highest class in the school, we found ourselves removed from this position and once again, were low man on the totem pole. Still, we worked very hard on our first float, often in much confusion. Little did we know that we would win first place! The thrill of winning helped alleviate our fears of seniors, getting lost and being late to class. Once we had gotten used to the routine of every day activities, we began to make friends with the people, who in the beginning, we had feared. We found that the upperclassmen were not out to get u$”l Indeed, most of them became our leaders and advisors. When mid-term exams arrived (much too soon!) they brought a great deal of anxiety and apprehension. While the upperclassmen told us not to worry, the thought that we would not make it to our Sophomore year was scary. We did worryt But we also got through these challenges fairly easily and gained a little confidence along the way. On the national level, the citizens of the United States were winding down from their year long Bicentennial year. Many of us tried to reflect on the events of the past 200 years of our country's history. So many changes took place that we were not a part of. Now. however, on the dawn of the a new century, we realized that we would soon play a big part in the events of the future. Many of us would be in positions that would affect not only our lives. but the lives of countless others. The challenges of these roles would determine much of the outcome of the third century of our country. Thoughts of this proved to be mind- boggling. In other areas, new challenges were being presented. In New Jersey a court ruled that Karen Ann Quinlan, who lay in a comatose state, had a right to die and her life supporting respirator was removed. This sparked the debate over whether euthanasia or mercy killing as it is called, was right either legally or morally. The first warnings of shortages of natural gas and oil came from the government but for the most part, fell on deaf ears. Most of us didn 7 really think it would happen to us. It was not until businesses and schools had to curtail their hours that the people of the U. $. realized that they had better heed the warning. In the entertainment world, movies with a hero were back! Sylvester Stallone was the nation’s new idol for his portrayal of Rocky Balboa in the movie Rocky . Once again the American public was able to escape the problems of everyday living as they watched the story of a down and out fighter work hard and make it to the top. The American dream of the underdog who makes good was alive again! As we burned our Freshman bridges behind us. we looked forward to the remaining three years with mixed emotions. The thought of growing up and getting out of school was appealing but it seemed so far away. As we moved into our Sophomore year, although we were not even half way there, the inevitability of graduation and adult independence was starting to become a reality. YEAR OF CONTRASTS Entering our Sophomore year was a much easier transition compared to Freshman year. It was a great relief to know where to go and how to get there! As we settled into our daily routine, we were at ease knowing we didn’t have to ask so many questions about high school and what it was all about. We proved this to ourselves when, for the second year in a row. we won Homecoming float competition. This victory got our class believing that we played an important part in the whole school scene. We started thinking that, not only did we belong, but we were important too! Our first successful Work Day continued this feeling and we soon found our Sophomore year becoming an enjoyable one. Perhaps the most important event that year was our Ring Dinner. Although we knew a that we were indeed a part of Bethel High, it was not until we received our ring that it seemed official. This event had a pretty strong effect on us. Not only did we now have a symbol of our unity as a class, but now it was our turn to carry on the tradition of countless others before us. We now belonged to Bethel High School. Our actions would reflect not only ourselves, but our school too. Although this task would be a difficult one we felt we could do it well. In other places, while the people of the United States were just healing from the tragedy of Watergate, they were dealt yet another political blow when Bert Lance. U. S. budget director was forced to resign due to faulty banking practices. Many questions were being raised about the politicians in our country. Unfortunately, those individuals who worked very hard and honestly were now being categorized in a negative manner. In Alaska the $7.7 billion Trans- Alaska pipeline opened after many years of construction. The pipeline represented different things for different people. For the individuals who worked on it. it was the culmination of long hard years of work. It was also a sense of achievement because, indirectly, it belonged to them. On the diplomatic scene, in thirteen days of isolation. President Jimmy Carter. Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin hammered out the Camp David accords, with the hope of bringing peace to the Middle East where the world felt it belonged. In Rome, the Papacy now belonged to the world as the College of Cardinals elected the first non-Italian Pope in 455 years: Polish Cardinal Karol Wojtyla. Pope John Paul II. In the entertainment world, the $6 million television adaptation of Alex Haley’s Roots” depicted the desperate struggle of blacks to rediscover their lost heritage. Elsewhere, millions waited in lines across the country to catch a glimpse of Tutankhamen’s treasures, and. for one moment, to belong to the world of Egypt 2000 years before Christ. As our year drew to a dose, it was hard to believe that we were half way through our high school career. For some of us the two years dragged on endlessly. For others, it was like a flash. Either way. we looked forward to what the next two years had in store for us. YEAR OF TRANSITION In our Junior year our class experienced a major transition as we changed from inhibited underclassmen to secure upperclassmen. We started the year with a bang when, for the third year in a row. first prize for Homecoming float belonged to us. Our excitement did not end there, however. This year it was our turn to host the Jr.-Sr. Semi-Formal Midnight Blue. Our efforts produced one of the most successful Semi- Formats in school history. For those who participated. Junior Workday turned out to be one of the most unifying and fun activities of our high school career. Along with this came our Junior Show which was standing room only both nights it was presented. Our Junior Prom represented a change from our 'anything goes’ class dances to our first, full-fledged formal affair. Perhaps our biggest transition came with SA T’s. For the first time in our high school career we were faced with a situation that could drastically influence our future lives. Gone were the high school worries of Freshman and Sophomore year. In their place came those of finishing high school and deciding on our future. While our class was experiencing a period of transition so too. were the people of our country. As the price of a gallon of gasoline and home heating oil spiraled toward the $1.00 mark, shocked Americans were forced to reassess their consumption habits. For many it signalled the end of big cars and 7$homes. For the first time Americans seriously faced the prospects of finding an alternate source of energy. In the midst of this search one source proved nearly disasterous. The leak of radioactive steam from the Three- Mile-Island nuclear plant in Harrisburg. Pennsylvania was the worst commercial nuclear leak in U. S. history. Immediately the controversy over the safety of nuclear energy was rekindled. Anti-nuclear groups shouted for more solar experimentation. Pro- nuclear groups insisted that nuclear power was safe and inexpensive. Many transitions were also taking place on the international scene. While the Equal Rights Amendment was still in much turmoil in the U. $.. Margaret Thatcher was elected the first woman Prime Minister in the history of Great Britain. On the other side of the world. the United States and Communist China announced full diplomatic relations. While this was heralded as one of the great achievements of the decade, sadly enough, another group was almost forgotten. Indochina's refugees who had fled Communist regimes were unable to make a transition as Asian nations turned them away. The homeless victims became tenants of tattered, rotting fishing boats, desperately waiting for someone to welcome them. In the entertainment world, the King of Rock and Roll was dead. Elvis Presley died of unknown causes at his home. Graceland. While none of us were around when Elvis made his profound effect on the music world, the transition he caused popular music to make was the root of our music today. In Hollywood. the Duke. John Wayne lost his final battle in his fight against cancer and the world lost its most popular Western star. Although we did not really know too much about his career as a whole, we did know that he had a profound effect on the film industry and the world as a whole. As our Junior year came to a dose, we knew that our biggest transition was yet to come as we moved on to our Senior year. YEAR OF CONFLICT Our senior year was one of ambivilence. While all of us felt that we wanted to get out into the world, we also felt that we wanted to stay in school. Once again, we experienced confusion and anticipation as we started making decisions about our plans for the future. For the fourth consecutive yar. the class of 1980 won first place for our homecoming float. To add to our excitement, we won first place in the banner and poster contests. We continued to be busy, working hard on our 1980 edition of the Yearbook and our Senior Play. Passages . As we progressed through the year, working together on our class activities and projects, many of us were forced to face the fact that these were the last months we would spend together as the class of 1980. While our senior year represented the end of a milestone in our lives it also was a year that presented many drastic conflicts on the world scene. In November 1979. more than fifty American citizens were taken hostage by militant Iranian students demanding the return of exiled Shah Reza Pahlevi. who had sought refuge in the U.S. The Soviet invasion of Afghanistan further complicated matters. As our oil interests in the Persian Gulf were threatened, so too were our future choices. In the midst of plans for college, work and even the military. President Jimmy Carter announced the reinstitution of registration for draft. This time however, both men and women were to be included. In so many ways we wanted to be recognized as adults, but in this situation many of us wished we were children again. The problems of the world paused for two weeks in February when, in the small town of Lake Placid. N. V.. the 1980 Winter Olympics were held. The astonishing performance of speed skater Eric Heiden. and the Cinderella story of our young American hockey team kept our spirits alive. One could feel the sense of unity and nationalism that these and our other Olympic Athletes brought to the downspirited American public. As the year drew to a close and graduation became a reality, there were so many things on which to reflect. As a class, we accomplished many things. We set many goals and achieved most of them. Our spirit and willingness to help was shared with the friends we made along the way. At one time we entertained the belief that high school would never end. Although the thought of graduation seldom crossed our minds, deep inside we knew that we would have to face the responsibility of independent living. Upon reflection we hope that our high school experiences have laid a strong foundation for our future dreams. Each year homecoming plays an important part in both school and class spirit. As upperclass- men it was up to us to set the pace for the underclassmen. An extra bit of pressure was placed on the class of 19S0. due to the fact that in each year past, our class has won the float competition. Our class continued this tradition and by doing so. set a precedent by being the only class to win the float competition all 4 years. In addition to this feat, the class of 1980 won the poster and banner competion during our Senior year. 107 SEMI-FORMALS The Jr.-SR. Semi-Formal, spon- sored by the class of 1980. during our Junior year, was entitled. Midnight Blue”. It was our first formal couples dance and was met with great enthusiasm. The band chosen was. “Charmer'. their One choice of songs added to the en- joyable evening. Bob Hall and Kathy Muller, king and queen, class of 1979. and Ke- vin Hula and Brigit Van Widen felt, prince and princess, class of 1980. danced to our theme song after their election. Soon afterwards, the evening and the excitement ended, all of us found ourselves looking forward to our future proms and semi-formats. This years Jr-Sr Semi-Formal. Reason To Be was sponsored by the class of 1981 and was one to be remembered. It was our first formal evening with the Junior class and we thourghly enjoyed it. The band Tamarac provided a good selection of songs that catered to the various tastes of those attending. The highlight of the evening was when we elected Bert Meusburger and Brigit VanWidenfelt as our King and Queen along with Jim Whitaker and Anne Siotka respectively as Prince and Princess. This longstanding event continues to be one of the most enjoyed evenings at Bethel High School. 109 JUNIOR SHOW 110 Ohhh Mr. Bill!!” Sc girls, what'll it be today? On April 26 and 27. 1979 The Class of I960 presented our Junior Show. A Night at the Movies”. Such box office hits as Rocky”. The Pink Panther” and The Wizard of Oz”. were creatively rewritten in comedy form and presented to a capacity crowd. Directors John Dursi. Nancy Leach and Lisa Moore, along with our class advisor. Ms. Rona L ieberman. spent countless hours behind the scenes to insure the success of the show. It proved to be an event of fun and enjoyment for all who participated and attended. And in this comer, the Italian Stallion. Rocky Balboa. Ill '7 wanna go home! BA TTLE OF THE CLASSES Competition and entertainment are the key ingredi- ents of a successful Battle of the Classes . Each class selects a team to compete in a variety of events. These events include a co-ed volleyball game, an orange pass, and a hilarious obstacle course. The climax of the even- ing occurs with the building of a human pyramid by each class. The pyramid consists of the entire class team with the winners being the team that holds the pyramid the longest. Winners of each event are awarded medals. The winning class is awarded a trophy and earns a position of honor by having its name inscribed on the Battle of the Classes plaque. 112 PEP ASSEMBL V JUNIOR PROM To each class, the Junior Prom is an exciting part of their Junior year. Our Prom was important as well as exciting. For those who attended, it held the mystery of love and the ingredients of a good time. Our theme. Sharing the Night Together , added to the relaxed atmosphere and overall together- ness. The selection of our royalty began the Final hours of our special evening together. Jim Leaden and Lisa Stieger were our King and Queen: Chris Hall and Brigit Van Widen felt were our Prince and Princess. The Embassy Room was the perfect place for Sharing the Night Together . 114 115 SENIOR DRESS UP DA Y 116 Our Senior dress up day was a strange, but fun ex- perience. Many unique cos- tumes were worn and prizes were given in various cate- gories. Some of the winners included: Nancy Plotkin for most likely to suffocate , Birgit Angel for most un- comfortable . Kevin Walsh for most demented , and Meghan McCollam and Ann DiRico for most original . It was a fun day and every- one had a chance to get in- volved. SENIOR WORK DA Y The senior class work day was again a success. This was the third work day for the class of 1980 and has set a precedent for other classes. The people who worked did their jobs well, and were complimented highly by the clients served. Work day involves long hours of hard work, but also fun. The combined efforts of the seniors, and their dedicated advisor. Ms. Rona Lieberman. has truly produced a worth- while day for the class of 1980. which has been highly praised by the patrons of the community. 117 SENIOR PLA Y On March sixth and seventh, the class of 1980 presented their Senior Play. Passages'' written by Ms. Rona Lieberman. music and lyrics by Ms. Pamela Chapman. The play dealt with the changes that a child musPgo through to become a mature adult. From birth to death, a person is confronted with many challenges and heartaches. ”Passages” attempted to remind our parents and friends of the long hard road on which we have traveled. The main idea of the play was road on which we have traveled. The main idea of the play reinforced by the fact that all of the cast members played equal roles. For helping us to show our innermost feelings to our parents and peers, we wish to express our most sincere gratitude to our directors and families. Through our production, we taught each other many things that we were ignorant to previously. We are all traveling through Passages and growing to our full potential. 119 YOU’RE MOVING SO FAST AND FEELING NO MOTION BUT WHEN YOU LOOK BACK YOU’LL SEE HOW FAR YOU’VE GONE RIGHT NOW, TAKE THE TIME TO NOTICE THE LITTLE THINGS THAT MAKE YOU UNIQUE. SMILE AT THE CRAZY IDEAS OF YOUR BEST FRIEND LISTEN WHEN YOU DO NOT AGREE LET YOURSELF BE OPEN ENOUGH TO LEARN FROM THE CHANGES THAT COME AND NOT GET LOST IN THE SHUFFLE. IF YOU FIND YOURSELF WONDERING WHY YOU ARE LONELY SLOW DOWN, TAKE THE TIME TO SEE IF vr re ALONE OR JUST DIFFERENT. S. ASHWORTH FRESHMEN 122 Homeroom 228 Row I -1. Dibble. H. Devereaux. S. Deschnow. M. Costello. K. Coppola. R. Demerell. B. Dann Row 2 ■ R. Craybas. A. Cuomo. K. Didato. D. Cote. G. Deering. A. Damici. D. Connolly. M. Dillon. P Denu 123 124 Homeroom 227 Row I - M. Clark. D. Chuvala. M. Burke. B. Campbell. B. Conklin. M. Burbage. Row 2 - T. Borino. J. Caraluzzi. J. Bouton. J. Caraluzzi. A. Conet la. Homeroom 207 Row - C. Rubley F. Ritz K. Reynolds T. Russack 6. Reynolds Row 2 - E. Reelick B. Rogers M. Riordan K. Reilly L. Richardson Row 3 - D. Rux D. Richardson D. Robertson Homeroom 201 Row I - R. Lemov. C. Lebrun. C. Kovacs. C. Laska. M. Lachance. Row 2 ■ H. Kim. G. Lownds. M. Lewis. E. Kirk. C. Kloepfer. C. Lehner. L. Lindsay. Standing ■ D. Loy. A. Keeler. G. Keiffer. D. Lindeborn. J. Lamontagne. K. Lihs. Homeroom 200 Row I - S. Huh D. Heymann C. Holmberg H. Hart C. Johansson T. Hill M. Spurts Jr. B. Jefferies Row 2 - C. Hawley B. Hanson J. Hanson E. Harvey D. Jaworski G. Hettel M. Hirschenfang M. Haraske L. Jackman S. Jermoluk M. Hook 126 Cafe ■ Row I - W. Viera G. Webb S. Zucchino A. Vreeland S. Vigue R. Villane M. Wittkamp E. Wildman Row 2 • D. Wood M. While R. Vooris T. Williams D. Vossler D. Wagener $. Walsh Homeroom 204 Row I - L. Masher. J. Moreno. R. Molinaro. D. Menegay. S. Mottola. J. Moore. K. Morrissette. Row 2 Orgine. T. Nordwall. R. O'Connell. E. Nugent. P. Mendonka. C. Milite. B. Monroe T. Miller. B. Mohrwinkel. K. 127 Homeroom 226 Sitting - T. Belcourt C. Bertozzi B. Belol D. Birr D. Amarosa B. Berosh J. Bedore Bow 2 - P. Baron T. Albert Standing T. Barrett J. Akerson C. Baker C. Arico M. Beers M. Baldasty 130 e Homeroom 229 Row I - L. Eagar B. Duffy M. Edwards J. Ellertson Row 2 D. Dube A. Espinoza N. Ferrandino G. Fay P. Edellman R. Downs J. D ischia vo Standing T. Duffy E. Edmanson B. Fawcett S. Downs S. Ernest V. Fiddner C. Ferguson J. Sc huh J. Fink S. Ferguson Homeroom 208 Row I ■ I. Siotka. P. Sposato. K. Sporbeck. C. Spain Row 2 ■ R. Sproviero. L. Salvino. R Saarma. R. Simon. R. Saarma. S. Clapp. Row 3 - H. Rague. S. Molsick. S. Crowell. R. Santonastaso. J. Sibbitt Row 4 - T. Salasevicius. M. Smith. B. Siegner. R. Sapone. K. Santo. J. Spinosa. G. Shaboo. J. Schmitt. J. Shannon. 131 SOPHOMORES HR 218 Row • A. Alworth L. Brad dock L. Bartolotta C. Bennett K. Britt J. Brawley 6. Adkin C. Acosta L. Barney Row 2 • K. Bodner B. Branecky T. Andros R Baron E. Ashworth P. Andros S. Berry L. Aviles HR 234 Row I ■ J. Wakeling. L. Young. R. Vincent. R. Wolf rum. K. Jobe. Row 2 - C. Verna gallo. B. Tyler. P. Wajert. M. Vecchia Row 3 ■ P. Zigray. J. Watson. K. Weir. M. Williams Row 4 ■ T. Tibbatts. P. Valenti. L. Vardzik. I. Zagarella. P. Wood. J. Zoller. Homeroom 220 Row I ■ L. Dennis. Row 2 ■ T. Derrick. 7. Dipple. Row 3 - D. Davies. P. Duff. P. DellaMonica. L. Dillon. Row 4 ■ M. Dobert. T. Emmet. M. Donovan. 6. Dye. Row 5 - 6. David. L. Durrin. R. Edwards. 133 j0r%r- ' Homeroom 233 Row I - L. SpinelIa C. Sikorski K. Stumpf K. Sidoli Row 2 - J. Stennett B. Seidler k. Stoner P. Swartley S. Scollon Row 3 - E. Thomas M. Sposato N. Strother T. Sullivan Row 4 - B. Thompson A. Sjo holm J. Silver R. Stud well T. Telhiard Homeroom 231 Row I C. Pocock. k. Pinckney. O. Mitt. O. Mitt. E Rapillo. R Oswald. L. Patterson. E. Pahl. k Piskura Row 2 - 7 Raymond. J Pinteric. O. Mitt. O. Mill. k. Pilek. M Ravenda. k. Penyak. S. Ragusa. k. Poling. P. Rees. L. Reese. 134 Homeroom 232 Row I - H. Schwebler D. Ruiz M. Clayton H. Ross E. Roche L. Sacco Row 2 ■ K. Robertson R. Santonstaso D. Ridgeway S. Crowell Y. Palmer Row 3 ■ M. Sanford M. Rustici M. Rubin D. Sclafani O. Ronan R. Rutkis I Regular Row 4 ■ V. Samuelson I. Riccardi Homeroom 115 Row I ■ I Moberg. 5 Mesquite. M Morton. V. Motyka Row 1 ■ T Napoleone. I Nelson. L. Mikula. S. Moss. S Mohlsick. Row 3 ■ L Murad. J. Oberg. R Moretti. P. Clear. C. Olson. R. Moody. D. Mulcahey Homeroom 111 Row I ■ C. defer. A. Haensel. N. Greco. S. Gallo. K. Gavin Row 1 - J Fink. M Gabrielson. L. Gordon. S. Finn. D. Fisher. P. Goldsmith. K. Gallagher. C. Grosshart. J. Grennie. H Frit:. J. Gesualdi. A Garcia. J. Grover. A. Ferguson. S. Frazer. A. Gartner. R. Gourley. J. Fusaro 137 138 139 Homeroom 222 Row I -1. Johnstone. N. Hennessey, I- Haney. E. Hall. D. Hall. E. Henry. M Hall. M. Holland. Row 2 - K. Harvey. K. Hawthorne. H. Hall. S. lannacone. A. Hyra. R. Johnston. R. Jensen. Row 3 ■ D. DeStefano. M. Johnson. M. Huda. R. Hunt. L. Israel. P. Isaacs. Homeroom 224 Row I ■ C. Menegay. R. Martere. K. McMahon. R. McNamara. D. Mele. Row 2 - M. May. K. Me Near. R. McNamara. F. Malichio. D. Massias. Row 3 ■ M. McAleer. M. Markey. C. Maestro. L. Mendonca. K. McHugh. 140 Homeroom 223 Row I ■ P. kitchin B. Li nek J. Lindblom k. keiffer D. Lamphier G. kenes E. kirk Row 2 P kieras M kirk C. LeSage k. Loya T. Macauley k. Lewis J. L ittera I E. kaempfer H. kulscar E. kugell M. kennedy 141 JUNIORS Homeroom G-6 Homeroom 119 Row I ■ J. Brissette L Allen I. Brown D. Bradley L Amann C. Britton D. Bradley Row 2 D. Cann C. Brown R. Barton J. Barlow T. Byrnes M B Bass D. Cahill D. Bishop J. Baker Row I K. Strolin. J. Thomas. A. Siotka. M. Thornes. D. Summers. Row 2 R. Taylor. J. Soboleski. T. Stohler. D. Sokosh. J. Swanson. D. Stennett. T. Smith. 142 Homeroom 110 Row - L Genest K. Heering K. Heffner S. Glahn E. Grocholski D. Gillen K. Hall $. Havel J. Gieffer Row 2 ■ B. Ginch R. Hill L. Gillen F. Garcia R. Gulh P. Godkin 1. Hancock Homeroom 121 Row I • D. Falls. S. Crowell. M. Rickey. T. Emmons. K. Dillon. S. Egbert. K. Fitch. E. Freebairn. L. Fuenles. Row 2 ■ S. Faust. D. Falls. K. Matthews. M. Fay. T. Franco. D. Eglinton. S. Epple. G. Edwards. J. Whittaker. Row 3 ■ M. Nelson. N. DiMola. E. Frey. A. Gamarra. A. Ferrandino. C. Dube. N. Erickison. D. Downs. 143 Homeroom 126 Seated ■ S. Olear R. Murphy H. Me Tonic $. O'Hara L. Olsen C. Morrisseite K. Noonan L. Nelson L. Muhlfield D. Megin Standing S. Middlehrook C. Nimtz C. Murad S. McCormick R Muller R. Moritz M. Morhardt M. Ortiz J. McKenna A. Meyer Homeroom 128 Row I - S. Ronan. V. Russack. I. Shute. S. Robinson. M. Rubino Row 2 - N. Shannon. D. Romanello. C. Santo. P. Scalzo. C. Roth. D. Roka. L. Rickey. D. Falls. S. Crowell. S. Faust. Row 3 - I. Sankey. A. Rogers. C. Schneider. J. Scalzo. D. Rubin. J. Serf ass. P. Sanchez. D. Sacco. D. Roka. B. Lafferty. D. Dickison. 146 ens. ft WZhrWf.-JUpoMtfi, Reed. M.'Perron . 1 RaptUo Row 4 R Pntchjrd. F Ribas. R. Fresutti _ 1 Ramos. Row } J Reed. L. Piotkin. C. Ralston. R Owens. C. Priolo Row 3 M. Quaranta. E. Rawlings. C. Row I - V. Pres. D. Gillelt Sec. C. Lengel Treats. A. Sack Row 2 - Pres. J. Barlow 149 Homeroom I2S Row I - P. Moreno. A M. Leheny. S. Marbeth. K. Mathews. T. Emmons. C. Lengel. S. Lewis. S. Mason. 1. Mahavik. K. Mattone. R. MacLaire. Y. Law Row 2 ■ P. Marcucilli. R. Leonard. T. Marcucilli. L. Martel. P. LaClaire. R. Leaden. D. MacWilliams. 6. Leima Homeroom 120 Row I • R Collier T. Delavigne D. Destafano D. Dietter T. Carroll M. Cox S. Partis L. DePace L. Cody Row 2 ■ K. Daniels k. Peering P. Carhuff k. Damici k. Shay A. Cuomo T. Clarke C. Tarrant 150 Homeroom 124 Kneeling - Y. Laramie S. Kratky L. Kennedy Standing - K. Klein S. Keough K. Jameson M. Laucius Toom GIS bottom -1. Virgil 10. T. Wtber. M. Vlccora J Zeneski. W. Zelle. J. Willia 1 Kenny. (HBfatuk, L. White. M. Toms. M Hut Veiss. R. Tozzoli. I. Veness. 1. Kenny. f.-WSkahik. L. White. M. Toms. M. Hurt Aurphy. D. White. P. Valenti. J. favorka. R Wolftiim. 151 AND YOU FEEL LIKE TIME'S SLIPPING AWAY NO TIME TO SIT AND THINK JUST TIME ENOUGH TO TAKE A SKI TRIP OR HIKE UP A MOUNTAINSIDE TIME ENOUGH TO HELP THE AGED AND TEACH THE CHILDREN TIME ENOUGH TO SHARE A COMMON INTEREST WITH NEW FRIENDS AS THE DAYS BECOME WEEKS AND THE WEEKS BLEND INTO MONTHS NEW ACTIVITIES ARE PLANNED AND COMPLETED SCHOOL DANCES, CLASS ACTIVITIES, RAFFLES AND FUND RAISERS AT THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR ALL THAT REMAIN ARE MEMORIES OF PAST EVENTS AND SPECIAL OCCASIONS AND YOU FEEL LIKE TIME HAS SLIPPED AWAY NOW ITS TIME TO THINK. . . AND REMEMBER C. MARTIN TROUPE Sitting - L. Amann. J. Wakelin. L. Plate. T. Weber. Standing - S. Kratky. K. Heffner. N. Morris. Mr. Hartsburg. DRAMA Row I - H. Kulscar. M. Gal- lagher. M. O'Sullivan. K. Eg glington. M. Burbage. Row J - N. Morris. M. Burke. R. De- nt erra I. C. Rubley. A. Gil- bert. K. Walsh. Row 3 - J. Carolosie. S. Kratky. M. Hurgin. C. VanDyke. C. Spain. R. Downs. C. LaBrun. P. Isaacs. A. Garcia. J. Gren- nie. Row 4 - E. Bruce. K. Jameson. L. Platt. N. Erick- son. L. Amann. K. Heffner. M. May. B. Campbell. J. Wakelin. D. Carlo. T. We- ber. D. Sokosh. 154 DEC A AMERICA BETHEL CHAPTER Distributive Education II Sitting - R. Moffett. M. Vechia. M. Broderick. M. Thomas. J. Coyle. B. Lownds. B. VanScoy. B. White. C. Ventrella. K. Deshnow. Mrs. Moreno-, advisor. Kneeling - L. Rotas: Mgr. P. DeMarco: Pres.. A. Rickettst Sec. N. Kirshbaum. V. Pres. P. Salgado. Tres.. K. Orn Mgr. AMERICA CLUBS OF BETHEL CHAPTER Distributive Education Kneeling - J. Thomas. K. Strolin. K. Matone. B. Reed. L. Olsen. C. Morsette. S. Robinson. D. Dieder. L. Ryan. Row J - D. Gear!. V. Erickson. M. Hall. L. Mulfeld. L. Virgilio. Y. Laramie. D. Eglinton. T. Emmans. L. Hansen. K. Klien. Mrs. Moreno: Advisor. Row 3 - B Budd. K. Derring. M. Gilbert. L. Cody. M. Perrone. T. Franco. T. Johnson. S. Lewis. M Cox. STUDENT COUNCIL In Bethel High School, the Student Council is an outstanding organization that prides it- self on being active and involved. The student government plans many events involving both the school and the community. Activities of the past have included, an annual dinner for the senior citizens of Augustana Homes, var- ious activities for the residents of Southbury Training School, and an assembly with the Warrens, who gave a lecture on ghost hunt- ing. The Student Council is also recognized for their sponsorship of the annual Homecom- ing ceremony and dance. Hard work and dedication play a large part in the lives of the four officers who. this year. are. Jill Coyle, as president. Julie Gieffer. as vice president. Lisa White, as secretary, and Sue Lewis, as treasur- er. Their unselfish work and perseverence. which benifits the entire school, is greatly appreciated. Mr. Matte. President Jill Coyle. Mr. Bibeau. 156 STUDENT COUNCIL Row I ■ J. Fuentes. A. Gartner. P. Andros. K. Bonsignore. S. Lewis. L. White. Geiffer. J. Coyle. M. Teed. K. Packer. L. DeMarco. J VanScoy. Row 2 - J. Musser. C. Lengel. P DeMarco. N. Leach. S. Keiffer. B. White. C. DeMarco. L. Steiger. M. Kenning. C. Eggbert. Row 3 - S. Epple. D. Gillett. L. Ryan. D. Dietter. G. Carl. L. Young. C. Penyak. L. Ahman. J. McKenna. S. O'Hara. L. Owens. L. Sacco. B. Lownds. D. Taylor. G. Lownds. C. Acousta.. Row 4 - G. Edwards. J. Barlow. B. Onorado. D. Mattola. Geiffer. H. Kolscar. K. Fergusen. S. Casey. C. Prescott. P. Duff.B. Campbell. Unknown. . Protois. B. Bonsignore. R. Molinaro. K.Rubley. Mr. Bibeau. Row 5 - J Wakeling. D. Brown. T. Duffy. J. Whittaker. BIKING CLUB Sitting on the floor M. Taylor Row I - Row 2 - M. Kenning M. Teed S. Keiffer N. Kirschbaum K. Orr J. Leaden J. Dye 157 HIKING CLUB Row I ■ C. DeMarco B. VanScoy L. Sacco B. Lehner M. kenning K. Walsh S. keiffer Row 2- k. Orr M. Teed N. kirschbaum J. Leaden T. Davies M. Raven da L. Sproviero B. Catsavas Row 3 T. Francisco L. Stolle N. Downing D. Downs J. Dalsgaard C. Martin M. Hurgin FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row I ■ L. Amann. C. Heffner. C. Vergilio Row 2 - C. Britton. R. Wolfrum. P. kirshbaum 158 FUTURE NURSES' Row I - K. McGrath M. Stennett C. Maggi 8. Angel F. Garby Row 2 - J. Ole R. Wolfrum G. D etch now I. Kutlvtar L. Braddock $. Finn AUDIO - VISUAL 159 Sitting - K. McHugh. T. Catey. T. Marcucelli. M. Smith. M. Ortiz. Standing ■ C. Markey. L. Martel. Mr. Kott. J. Olmttead. P. Candito Senior Members A. F S. My first impression when I visited the High School in my new home town was rather confusing. Long, dark corridors: big and well-shaped classrooms: then the sports events, the assemblies, the activities of our Senior class and an ant-hill of moving students. I felt helpless and lost, but I recognized pretty soon that there are a lot of helping boys and girls. Next to school and class-activities which involved me as a Senior class member, numerous students who later became friends of mine welcomed me to the every-day life. So I got initiated to their habits and views. Next to sacrifices (money, kindness, and patience) of many individuals of my class and so many other little things for which I am thankful. I especially appreciate the activity of our AFS club in the school and the adult chapter in Bethel 's group of open and unselfish people. As far as my special position is concerned - an already graduated eighteen year-old visitor from Austria - I can hardly tell how much I think of my family, certain teachers and students they all gave me enough freedom and scope to discover abilities of myself I never knew: to become clear about my future plans; to find a new way to live and to learn customs and habits of a different country and of a different people. Simply the fact that a large number of people helped to make it possible for one person to spend a year in this community makes it impossibe for me to give a satisfying answer. I think the best thanks are if I tell you that I had a year with much joy and that I changed my life in thinking and acting. Thank you. Bertram Meusberger 160 Junior Members Sophomore Members Freshman Members 161 BAND Brats Section - Row I ■ A. Rogers L Young M. Rustici R. Rubin K. Pinkney T. Ryan D. Wagner Row 2 ■ L. Penyak L. Martel M. Huda T. Moore M. Haraske S. Cleary G. Mark ward T. Smith 162 Flute Section Row I ■ C. Spain. S. Ford. C. Simmmons. D. Brown. J. Phillips. M. May. Row 2 ■ C. VanDyke. E. Kugell. M. Hugo. B. Tazolli. M. Kirk. K. Bartolotta. C. Penyak. T. Brewer. Row 3 - M. Malloy. M. Ravenda. V. Barron. S. Finn. P. Kirschbaum. C. Maggi L. Miller. L. Virgilio. S. Antanaitis Clarinet Section Row I ■ K. Hawthorne. M. Clayton. L. Hammond. S. Kowalski. C. Kloepfer. W. Weaver. T. Hill. Row 2 - D. Moreno. L. Martel. R. Evans. S. Downs. D. Rubin. K. Sporbeck. C. Mawn. A. Correard Row I - N. Leach. J. Dursi. L. Young. Row 2 ■ C. Penyak. K. Cleary. P. DeMarco. K. Walsh. M. Fay. Row 3 - C. Britton. J. Leaden. N. Strother. Y. Law. L. Shute. Row 4 ■ T. Rustick. D. Sokosh. L. Muhlfeld. A. Peterson. MADRIGALS ALL STATE N. Leach. N. Strother. M. Veccia. L. Young. Row 2 - C. Penyak. K. Cleary. K. Walsh. L. Amonn. M. Fay. Row 3 • C. Britton. S. Merullo. J. Dursi. L. Muhlfeld. C. Martin. Row 4 ■ L. Shute. J. Lynch. D. Sokosh. A. Peterson. Y. Law. TREBLE CHOIR L. Hansen. E. Grocholski. J. McCarvell. M. LaChance. M. Priolo. D. Gearl. Row 2 - D. Carlo. R. Wolfrum. S. Lewis. G. Fay. P. Jackson. M. Cox. M. Gilbert. Row 3 - C. Lewis. M. Gallagher. L. Lindsay. M. Fay. Y. Law. L. Kennedy. L. Virgilio. Row 4 ■ M. O'Sullivan. L. Muhlfeld. N. Leach. L. Plate. E. Bruce. P. Ramos. 164 CONCERT CHOIR Row - M. Hurgin. L. Hansem. N. Morris. B. Gr holski. C. Ralston. C. Martin. L. Shuts. Row 2 - M. Gilbert. M. Kenning. D. Rapillo. L. Young. C. Nickeron. M. Van- dermark. T. Mahauik. L. Amann. Row 3 - $. Kratky. C. Britton. R. Leonard. S. Perrone. K. Cleary. K. Walsh. L. Moore. S. Lewis. C. Penyak. Row I - A. Peterson. K. Walsh. N. Strother. W. Coffey. M. Bodnar. A. Hyra. M. Soroka. Row 2 - J. Gesualdi. F. Spindler. P. DeMarco. J. Ryan. J. Barlow. P. Salgado. D. Sokosh. Row 3 - D. Overthrow. J. Staros. J. Lynch. T. Russack. R. Lehner. J. Dursi. K. Cleary. R. Leonard. Row 4 - J. Olmstead. S. Merullo. K. Hula. J. Leaden. T. Davies. S. Perrone. TROUBADORS 165 FBLA Row I - C. Sadler. M. Thomas. P. Sansone. V. Mills. M. Greco. C. Demarco. Row 2 ■ B. Yanak. J. Branecky. C. Jefferies. L. Cody. M. Hall. M. Vecchia. N. Greco. C. Heffner. L. Mattson. K. Orr. Row 3 ■ T. Ryan. D. Smerkan icz. C. Massias. P. McHugh. B. Humiston. K. Heffner KEY CLUB Row I - H. Kim. P. Fail lace. T. Law. Ms. Chapman. A. DiRico. D. Tomaino. D. Rubley. D. VanScoy. C. DeMarco.. Row 2 - B. VanWidenfelt. S. Finn. K. Heffner. A- Vreeland. R. Ribas. C. Heffner. S. Carlo. R. Wolf rum. C. Jefferies. L. Hall. M. Stennett. C. Acosta. F. Garby. M. Ravenda. Row 3 ■ D. Moreno. C. Rubley. T. Ryan. P. Sansone. B. Angel. M. Dobert. J. Surf ass. K. Gillett. K. Garcia. C. LeSage STAGE BAND Stage Band Row I E. Van Widen felt D. Connolly T. Ryan K. Pinckney S. Casey P. Swartley T. Smith L. Martel Row 2 A. Sjoholm D. Overthrow R. Taylor R. Leaden L. Martel L. Penyak T. Moore M. Haraske S. Cleary NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society Row I - M. Vecchia. N. Leach. F. Garby. R. Prescott. L. Law. P. DeMarco. L. Belardinelli. B. VanWidenfelt B. Meusburger. Row 2 ■ L. Martel. S. Keiffer. R. Janofsky. D. Rubley. T. Ryan. P. Sansone. C. Maggi. M. Hurgin. C. Martin D. Tomaino. K. McGrath. A. Uzwiak. M. Duff. M. Hurgin. C. Marlin Row 3 - L. Penyak. R. Pinteric. L. Miller. P. DiMarzio. B. Angel. M. Grecco. M. Hixon. E. Catey. D. Testa. R. Miller. D. Smerkanicz. B. Humiston. J. White. J. Leaden. 167 GOLF CLUB B. BuJd P. McHugh M. Morhardt D. Peck RACQUET BALL 168 Row I ■ M. kosman. M. Ortiz. M. Wagner. B. Jefferies. Row 2 D. Massias. S. Ferguson. D. Pearsall. A. Espinoza. C. Mawn. L. Ryan. G. Peering. B. Mohrwinkel Row 3 - P. Faillace. J. Jansen. L. Moore. M. kenning. S. Keiffer. k Orr. S. Kratky. C. Osiner. R. Rutkis. Row 4 Mr. Burak. B. Hansen. G. Edwards. T. Sullivan. P. Issacs. T. Duffy. G. Adkin. D. Scolpino. D. Ridgeway. K. Walsh. K. Peering. P. Candito. P. Sanchez. J. Grover. Row 5 ■ M. Bodnar. S. Berry. J. Wakeling. C. McMahan. L. Braddock. R. Moffet. T. Derrick. S. Moss. J. Brawley. C. Thrusland. L. Gordon. J. Cover. J. Gilbert. L. Rotas. M. Grein. L. Mattson. K. Derrick. K. Deschnow. E. Nuggent. Row 6 A. Gartner. I. kutlevasr. N. Hennessey. E. Bruce, k. Sidoli. C. Millette. T. Telihard. k. Light. P. Godkin. D. Rubin. SPANISH CLUB 169 SKI CLUB I ownds. CyDeM k� . 7. Davies: M Ufc tenyak. BMhner. AC Walsh. ' B. Angel. S. fie wton. B. Daly. fi. 1 D. Reynold . S. Keiffer. P. DeMarco. Catsavas. C. Hall. M. Teed. J. McCormick. L. Packer. N. Kirshbaum. Row 5 - R. Throupe. D. Leuze. L. Nickerson. R. Samuelson. P. Johnston. P. Martin. S. Merullo. B. VanScoy. B. Whtie. 170 Row I ■ B. Bailey. E. Krompinger. A. Horan. K. Demicci. 6. Lemia. G. Edwards. K. Derring. T. Zagarella. Row 3 • K. Lehaney. B. Bass. G. White. R. Wolf rum. L. Owens. S. Robinson. S. Mason. K. Wakuluk. S. Lewis. D. Deitter. W. Owens. Row 3 - A. Ga marra. J. Soboelski. B. Colier. C. Hoyt. M. More hart. E. Rawllings. J. Bennet. K. Chea. J. Euvorka. B. Boulliane. B. Ginch. S. O’Hara. Row I - M. Costello. C. Stocey. R. Martere. K. Fahn. L. Roche. C. Menagay. B. Tyler. P. Andros. C. Bartolotta. Row 2 - J. McGuire. M. Johnson. M. Huda. B. Budd. R. Rutkis. B. Johnston. P. Candido. J. Grover. Row 3 - C. Bennet. K. Stump. K. McMahon. B. Moretti. D. Mattola. W. Pierce. M. Dona von. E. Pellillo J. Litteral. J. Gesualdi. B. Link. V. Samuelson. L. Murad. Row 4 - S. Berry. G. Dye. H. Hall. L. Sacco. K. Gavin. A. Boudreau. N. Hennessey. I. Kobvosor. K. Lewis. L. Braddock. T. Taliehart. C. Blum.. Row 5 ■ P. Wood. T. Shoe. D. Sparks. B. Lafferty. P. Isaacs. J. Watson. L. Duran. K. Brittan. S. Fergusen. K. Wier. C. Maestro. J. Grenny. J. Lindblume Row I - P. Sposito. J. Vanscoy. R. Demerro. C. Lehner. T. White. M. Burke. Row 2 ■ M. Saunders. K. Spain. E. Edmanson. H. Kim. D. Kennedy. G. Lownds. S. Walsh. Row 3 - J. Mohrwinkle. P. O’Neil. W. Vierra. J. Ellerson. K. Santo. J. Staib. H. Devereaux. E. Nugent. T. Hall. D. Taylor. Row 4 ■ K. Main. L. Ditke. L. Miller. L. Lindsay. J. Hugo. K. Me Near. C. Prescott. M. Priolo. J. Whittock. 171 WE ARE RUNNING THROUGH LIFE PASSING SEASONS, PASSING TIME THE RACE IS NEVER ENDING THE WINNING’S JUST A LINE. A FIELD HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO MAKE THE FEARS AND WOES THE WEAK ONES WHO RESIGN WILL BE THE ONES WHO'LL LOSE. THE REST MUST STAND UP STRONG AND GIVE THE RACE THEIR ALL FOR VICTORY IS NOT SIMPLY WINNING BUT BEING CAREFUL NOT TO FALL. S. ASHWORTH CHEERLEADING Vanity, Row I, M. Wajert. B. Van Wi- den felt. C. Martin. D. Rapillo. M. Ken- ning. L. Moore. Row 2 - S. Epple. S. Carey. C. Santo. J. Geiffer. C. Britt. Co- captain D. Rapillo Co-capta in C. Mar- tin In August of 1979. the Bethel Vanity cheerleading squad participated at a National Cheerleaders Association clinic and competition at Camp Lenni-len-api in Salisbury Mills. New York. The clinic consisted of classes stressing coordination and precision, along with the latest techniques in cheerleading. Evaluations of each squad were given each evening. In keeping with the high standards of previous squads. Bethel returned with the N.C.A. Award of Excellence (an award given to the top squad that excels in spirit, enthusiasm, and overall ability). 3 superior ribbons, and the N.C.A. spirit stick. Under the able leadership of Co-captains Cathie Martin and Debbie Rapillo. and the guidance of Coach Debra O'Grady, the squad was able to spread its spirit throughout the school. We hope that the inspiring enthusiasm continues in Bethel High for years to come. 174 M. Kenning Junior Vanity. Row .- M. Saunders. I. Siotka. L. White. L. Keough. S. Hula. K. Packer. S. Ragusa. L. DeMarco. C. Geiffer. P. Wajert. E. Hall 175 176 FOOTBALL 1979 brought in exciting new dimension to sports at Bethel High School: Friday night football. Under the brand new stadium lights, the Wildcats proved to be formidable foes by destroying Pomperaug. New Fairfield, and Weston, losing only to Newton by one point. On the road, the team lost a tough game to Immaculate, suffered heartbreaking one ■ point losses to both Masuk and New Milford, and went on to defeat Joel Barlow. Central Catholic and non - league opponent Stonington. Despite all of the adversity faced during the season, the 'Cats were always charged up and ready to play thanks to the super efforts of coach DeSantis and his staff. This season 's record of 6 wins and 4 losses, achieved under the leadership of co - captains Kevin Hula and Barry White, gives the seniors a cumulative three year record of 19 10 ■ I. a very significant achievement. Congratulations to the entire team for a job well done. Congratulations are also extended to Tom Davies. Kevin Hula. Neil Kirshbaum and Kevin Cleary, who were selected to the all ■ WCC team, and to Jim Leaden and Bob Hill who made honorable mention for the same team. Tom Davies and Kevin Hula were also selected to the News ■ Times area team, with Kevin Cleary and Barry White recieving honorable mention. Hula went on to be selected for the Bridgeport area team, and Davies was picked for the Bridgeport second team. Row - B. Ha men. P. DiMarzio. A. Peterson. J. Leaden. S. Merullo. B. White. J. Loy. P. DeMarco. K. Cleary. N. Kirschbaum. T. Davies Row 2 - Coach DeLuca. J. Dye. K. Cheh. B. Hill. B. Boulianne. K. Davies. G. Adkin. E. Ashworth. D. Nickerson. R. Leaden. Row 3 - Coach Axon. C. Rapillo. B. Ginch. M. Viccora. C. Hurgin. C. Markey. D. Brown. F. Spindler. W. Pierce Row 4 - Coach DeSantis. G. Edwards. S. Palumbo. J. Watson. K. Keiffer. B. Budd. S. Cleary. T. Duffy. M. Clayton. L. Young 178 J. Leiden Row I S. Merullo. B. White. K. Cleary. P. DeMarco. J. Loy Row 2 Coach DeSantis. J. Leaden. N. Kirschbaum. T. Davies. A. Peterson. P. DiMarzio. Coach Axon 179 CROSS COUNTRY Continuing a fine tradition, the Bethel Cross Country Team had and outstand- ing season. Under Coach John De Mille the Wildcats finished first in the WCC. second at the Wolcott Invitational, and second in the State Open. Unfortunately, the season ended on a bitter note as the team broke its string of 76 undefeated dual meets by losing to New Milford. Cocaptains Joe Olmstead and AI Uzwiak consistantly led the team with help from Seniors Steve Palumbo and Mike Duff. The strength of the underclassmen runners rounded out the team. These included Tom Moore. Brian Hill. John Mass, and Mark Riordan. An extremely promissing prospect for the next few years is freshman runner ken Rily who ran an outstanding season. 180 Row I - $. Palumbo. T. Moore. M. Duff. A. Uzwiak. J. Olmstead. B. Hill. J. Moss. K. Reilly Row 2 -Coach DeMille. A. Fand. S. Fawcett. F Edmanson. D. Akerson. E. Steiger. M. Riordon. D. Stennett. k. Amann. W. Locke. B. Fawcett. C. Van Dyke. M. Johnson. Mr. Swanson. 181 The 1979 edition of the Girls Cross Country team completed a most successful season. Led by seniors Kim LeSage. Lisa Steiger and Kim McGrath, the Wildcats completed a 10-0 dual meet schedule, and finished third in the Class M finals. Also included in the seasonal results were a second in the WCC. third in the Shelton Invitational and a season ending ninth in the State Finals. Kim LeSage finished fifteenth in the state finals thus earning all state status: the first BHS girl to accomplish this feat. Next seasons squad looks very promising. Junior Diedra Dietter and Sophomore Kelly Jean Pilek return along with eight sophomores and three freshmen, thus giving the future a very bright outlook. 184 Row I - K. LeSage. L. Steiger. K. McGrath. Row 2 - A. Gartner. S. Zuccino. D. Dietter. K. J. Pilek. S. Robinson. L. Roche. P. Duff. C. LeSage. Coach Goodwin. Row 3 - L. Kirk. L. Kaempfer. M. Gallagher. M. E. Burke. G. Carl. M. Kirk. H. Kulscar. S. Desc h now. 185 FIELD HOCKEY Row I - B. McNamara. M. Rustici. Row 2 - A. Siotka. L. k cough. A. Sack. K. Jameson. P. Freehairne. Y. Law. $. Eg- bert. Row 3 Coach Robertson. T. Mill- er. L. Law. D. Smerkanicz. R. Miller. M. Hurgin. J. McCormick. J. Kilmurray. Asst. Coach Janofsky. The 1979 girls Held hockey season proved to be a reputable one. Practice began with great enthusiasum the week before school began. The team saw the season ahead of them as a challenge that had to be overcome. The amount of drive and desire by the team earned them a winning season. The team was coached by Carol Robertson and Doris Janofsky with Maura Hurgin. Robin Miller and Diane Smerkanicz as tri-captains. Other seniors included Jodi McCormick. Tish Law. Tammy Miller and Jennie Killmurray. 186 SOCCER Once again the Soccer Team enjoyed a solid winning season. Led by Co-Captains Dave Reynolds and Larry Dunnigan. the Wildcats led their division all year only to succumb to Joel Rarlow in a lie-breaking game. They finished the season with a 10-6 record, tying the school record on nine consequetive wins and setting the record for the most wins in a regular season. In addition, they took third place in the WCC and advanced to ninth place in the state tournament. One of the highlights of this year 's season was a night exhibition game against Weston. Despite the cold, the game drew over 800 enthusiastic spectators who cheered the team on in an exciting game. Seniors on the squad included Chris Hall. Matt Ravenda. Burt Meusburger. Chris Early, and Jeff Jansen. The JV squad under Walter Hartsburg also has an excellent season closing with a 9-2 season. 186 Kneeling ■ R Rubin. G. M3 rk wood. S. Walsh. B. Jeffries. T. Hall. D. Mot tola. A. Garcia. E. Oberhammer. Standing ■ T. Tibbatts. T. Sullivan. P. Goldsmith. P. DeLouis. S. Frazier. D. Shroy. R. Barton. A. G a marra. W. Harts burg; Coach 189 VOLLEYBALL Varsity Volleyball Row I- C. Smith. S. Ashworth Row 2- D. Gillett. C. Malichio Row 3- K. Negri. R. Wolfram. C. Penyak Row 4- K. Oberhammer. D. Moreno. L. Eagar. S. Dec Coach. L. Belardinelli. S. O'Hara few people realize the lime and sacrifice that the sport of volleyball takes. Practices average two and a half hours daily, and are as demanding as any other sport. Under the excellent coaching of Mrs. Sandra Dec and Mr. David Nyitray. the individuals involved learned agil- ity and coordination, as well as good sportsmanship. A total team spirit follows this group of girls, reflect ing a pride and dedication that is the true spirit of Bethel High School. Even when a loss is suffered, the girls keep a positive and winning attitude. This attitude, and the team's faith in their co-captains. Cathy Smith and Sue Ashworth, have made this year a winning one for this hardworking team. 190 Row - L. Spinella E. Dillon K. Burkstrom L. Aviles Row 2 - K. Sidoli D. Summers K. Stumpf L. Haney C. Prescott P. Andros D. Malloy M. May D. Nyitray-. coach 191 BASKETBALL Varsity Row I: R. Janofsky. J. Yavorka. S. Simpson. P. Ziegray. T. Duffy. R. Moritz. Row J.- P. McHugh. D. Thomas. M. Miller. M. Viccora. D. White. M. Hixson. T. Miller. T. Stohler. Coach Ko- pek. Coach Pardalis. With a very young team. Coach Tom Pardalis feels that he has had a very promising year. Although the season started out slowly for the Wildcats, the team maintained their spirit and enthusiasm and showed much improvement toward the end. Senior co-captains Stan Simpson and Mark Hixson had a fine year leading the team in scoring and rebounding respectively. Simpson was one of the top 20 scorers in the WCC with a game average of 14.4 points. Hixson showed a great deal of improvement due to additional practice during the summer and off season. Although the graduation of these two individuals will be a loss for Coach Pardalis, the future of the Wildcat Basketball team looks optimistic. With ten returning underclassmen. Bethel will surely be a force to contend with. 192 P. Zigray 194 Vanity Row I - A. Sack. P. Freebaim. J. Kilmurray. L. Ryan. Row 2 - M. Rustici. T. Law. L. Hancock. E. Connor. D. Hall. Coach Benzing 195 The girl's Varsity Basketball team has done exception- ally well this season under the professional guidance of Coach Bill Benzing. The girls have had their best season ever, earning the privilege to compete in the state tournament. Due to outstanding performances by senior cocaptains Tish Law and Jenni KHmurray. the girls earned their winning season. The team is rounded out by Lisa Hancock. Essie Connor, and Peanut Freebairn. Captains - T. Law. J. KHmurray. and Coach Benzing 1% J.V. Row I B. Macnanara. K. Pinckney Row 2 - N. Wakeham. J. Wakeling. D. Summers. L. Murad. T. Reed. N. Motyka 19 7 ICE HOCKEY Row 11 S. Bruce. R. Baron. G. Kenes. M. Tangredi. M. Sptoto. C. Pocock. E. Van Widenfelt. Row h K. McMahon. Coach Murkland. M. Laucius. R. Taylor. D. Reynolds. P. Liberatore. N. DiMola. B. Kilian. D. Ridgeway. K. Thornes. J. Laucius. K. DaMici. T. Sulli- van. D. foster. The 1980 Wildcat skaters again proved true to form as they followed in the trail blazed by last year 's squad and put together yet another winning season under the direction of Coach Fred Murkland. Not many people are aware of the demands made of a hockey player. Often, the players had to rise before dawn to get in a few hours of practice before school. But as usual the practice sessions paid off in the form of a well developed and balanced team, a team which look on any and all challengers with a Fierce intensity and desire to win. Although every game was played as a total team effort, outstanding performances were turned in by Seniors Phil Liberatore. Kenny Thornes and Goalie Bob Kilian. to name just a few. Congratulations to the whole team for a season well played. 199 WRESTLING Although wrestling is one of Bethel High School's newest sports, it gathers as much excitement and participation as other sports. The individual, as well as the team, strives to develop the characteristics of good sportsmanship. Each player has an important part in the outcome of the match. There are weight classes that separate the wrestlers into groups, keeping the game fair. These weight classes also make it possible for anyone, of any size to participate in this sport. Under the concerned coaching of Denis Roy. the team developes its skills both together and separately, and is becoming more competitive. Senior Kevin Hula, who placed fifth in the state last year did an outstanding job this year also. Other outstanding seniors were Kevin Cleary. Andy Peterson. Bert Meusburger. Steve Merullo. and Dave Dube. The underclassmen added to the team's overall success and will continue to keep the Wildcats going strong. 201 TENNIS The members of the boy's tennis team are skilled and disciplined individuals. Each member of the team must be willing to devote his free time to improving his game. Good sportsmanship, support and encouragement are equally important as skills. The season consists of 15 matches as well as the WCC and State tournaments. Team members par- ticipating in the 1979-1980 season include Bob Peterson. Dave Ridgeway. Steve William- son. Jason Crist. Mark Wagner. Brett Bout- lianne. Jim Bennett. Pete Valenti. Bob Catsa- vas and Mike Ortiz. The team is coached by Mr. David Nyitray. Left to Right: D. Ridgeway. M. Wagner. S. Williamson B. Catsavas. B. Petersen. M. Ortiz 202 203 Girl Tennis Row I - M. May. M. Kirk. L Spinella. C. Poling. I. Kuilvasr. Coach S. Dec. Row 2 - P. Faillace. C. Thursland. M. Cox. C. Lenger. C. Gieffer. L. Bartolotta. Vs V 204 L. Fuentes TENNIS Tennis is a sport in which the players must compete as indivi- duals. as well as a team. The girls tennis team is composed of hard working, determined individuals. The season consists of IS matches as well as the WCC and State Tournaments. Team members participating in the 1979-1980 season include. Carol Dorn. Laura Plot kin. Jennifer Williamson. Chris Lengal. Ann Siotke. Margaret Cox. Kim Wakauluk and Chris Thursland. The team is coached by Mrs. Sandra Dec. C. Lengel 205 BASEBALL Row I - D. Scolpino. P. DeMarco. B. White. B. Kennedy. Row 2 ■ Coach Hunt. S. Newton. M. Viccora. R. Prescott. S. Merullo 206 As always Bethel fielded a solid baseball team. Under the excellent coaching of William Hunt, the 1979 Varsity squad posted a 10-8 season. The season was abruptly ended by a tough loss to Weston in the first round of the state tournament. Prospects for the 1980 baseball season remain bright despite the loss of pitchers Larry Keough and Skip Swart ley. This year's team will be led by Senior southpaw pitcher. Barry White. He will be assisted by Senior in fielders Paul DeMarco. Bruce Kennedy. Steve Merullo. Scott Newton, and out- fielders Ralph Prescott and Dave Scolpino. With these skilled Bethel veterans and several fine un- derclassmen this year’s season should be better than ever. 207 SOFTBALL Seniors - Row I - M. Hurgin. J. McCormick. R. Throupe. K. Smith. Row 2 ■ K. Orr. J. KHmurray. 208 Row I - D. Moreno. M. Hurgin. L. Ribas. J. McCormick. R. Throupe. K. Smith. L. Wagoner. Row 2 - Coach O’Don- nell. K. Pinkney. L. Hancock. K. Orr. J. KHmurray. L. Plate. M. Rustici. L. Ryan The 1979 softball team was a fairly young and inexpe rfenced one. However, under the One leadership of Coach Lynn O'Donnell the girls made tremendous im- provement. Versatility and the ability to adapt to new positions were the key factors for the teams success. Class of 1980 players on the team include a reliable infield with Kathy Smith as pitcher. Maura Hurgin at first base, and Jenny Kilmurry at second base or shortstop. The defense was rounded out with Jodi McCormick and Robin Throupe in the outfield. The team's continued hard work and strong effort should make them a team to contend with in the future. 209 TRACK AND FIELD The Yearbook Stiff would like to apologize for the lack of photographs on the Girls Track and Field pages. We are unable to include a team photograph and photographs of some of the field events and sprints. Some team members very valuable to the team but not pictured are: Coach Goodwin. Seniors Lisa Palmer. Anne Gilbert. Lisa Be- lardinelli. Lisa Moore, and Lin- da Sacco. Also Donna Gillett. Kelly Jean Pilek. Lori Cody, and Cindy LeSage. Again we apoli- gize for this error. Under the coaching of Mark Goodwin and Doris Janofsky. the Bethel High School Girls Track Team posted another winning season. Contributing to this success was the strong middle and long distance running attack. Complemented by an improving field attack, the Wildcats again proved to be a strong competitor. The Medley Relay team which placed in the state final last year, was the first ever to do so. Three of the four members of this event returned this year, providing a good opportunity for them to repeat this feat. Row I - A. Peterson M. Duff S. Palumbo J. Olmstead K. Hula I. Davies J. Leaden Row 2 - K. Leheny T. Moore B. Hill J. Moss T. Stohler Row 3 ■ P. Roche E. Ashworth J. Schneider 212 One of the most exciting aspects of a track meet is the sense of unity and teamwork. The individual athletes, each competing against themselves, combine their ef- forts to defeat another team. Once again the Bethel track team, under Coach Bob Fontaine, had a successful season. As in the past the team was strong in running events and with this year's solid field members, the team was able to win several tough meets. Many well rounded underclassmen prom- ise several fine seasons to come. Mike Duff Paul Roche Senior Trackmen.- Row I ■ A. Petersen. J. Olmstead. k. Hula. T. Davies. P. Roche. Row 2 - Coach Fontaine. M. Duff. S. Palumbo. J. leaden. Coach Uzwiak. 213 LIKE THE SUN COAXING THE FLOWERS FROM THEIR SEEDS, YOU HAVE BROUGHT US OUT OF OUR SHELLS EACH DAY YOU HELPED US LEARN, HELPED US GROW TO BE MANY DIFFERENT FLOWERS WE HAVE BEGUN THE GROWING, THE SHARING OF THE EARTH AND WITH YOUR EXPERIENCE AND SUPPORT WE WILL GROW TALL AND BE WELL KNOWLEDGED: EACH OF US TAKE A DIFFERENT PART OF THE TEACHINGS THAT YOU HAVE GIVEN WE WILL REMEMBER THE EXPERIENCES YOU HAVE SEEN A PART OF US THAT MANY WILL NEVER SEE, YOU HAVE WATCHED US GROW. S. ASHWORTH 216 GUIDANCE Clockwise from top ■ D. Melvin R. Greene L. Lynch D. Nyitray C. Isselee Top to Bottom ■ E. Merullo F. Forster ADMINISTRA TION 217 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Clockwise from top - C. Fairchild. Dept. Head. C. Brawley. P. Burak. P. Chapman. B. Fenn. 219 MATH 220 221 SOCIAL STUDIES WEjTWUU) m AW Clockwise from Top Left Daniel DeBlois Randy kasack Richard Mellilo Albert Janesky. Dept. Head Daniel Moreno 224 225 226 BUSINESS Clockwite from Top Left: H. Moreno. D. Roy. W. Warner. J DeMille. Dept. Head. S. Young. 227 R. DeSantis SPECIAL AREAS J. Tarrant S. Blais Jell J. LaPine PHYS. ED ADMINISTRA TION SECRETARIES I will remember the many days gone by The days filled with joys and sorrows. The sharing of homework, the learning. The hopes of todays, the dreams of tomorrows. Yes. I will remember the many times that I needed a friend to lean on. And the times that the only thing I wanted to do was get out of school and go wild. And now. to look back, and see that I am now free. I am frightened Of what will be in the days ahead. The days that will make up my life. Full of joys and sorrows And shared with friends. The closed-off. little world of school has vanished, and the real world presses upon me But I will be strong. It Is what I have learned to be. S. Ashworth SLIPPING INTO THE PAST REFLECTIONS OF KIND WORDS AND SOUND ADVICE STRIKE MY MIND RELECTIONS BLURRED BY INSECURITIES, GOALS, AND FEARS MIRRORED IN MY MIND STANDS AN ARCHWAY BRIDGING ME TO THE PRESENT A PRESENT TOUCHED BY THE CONTRIBUTIONS AND GUIDANCE OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE TOUCHED MY LIFE AS I OVERCOME THE BRIDGE, SO DO I OVERCOME MY FEARS WASHING THEM AWAY WITH THE HAPPINESS OF MY TEARS C. MARTIN PA TRONS A ND SPONSORS The Yearbook Staff on behalf of the Class of 1980 extends its sincere thanks to the following for their help in making the 1980 Yearbook a reality. SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs Alfons A Angel Mr and Mrs. Angelo I. Rarlolotta Rix Furniture Stripping Mr. and Mrs. Tulio Relardinelli Mr and Mrs. Don Ruonomo Mr. and Mrs reter J. Clarke Reverly M. and John R. Cleary Rosalie and Paul DeMarco and Family Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1. DiMarzio Mrs. Jean M. Dube Mr. and Mrs. Michael Puff Mr. and Mrs. Richard Faillace Francis Farnan Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Ferber John J. Foristall Mr and Mrs. Hugo Greco Mr. and Mrs. James N. Greene Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hall Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hall Mr. and Mrs. FI win Hansen Mr. and Mrs. Pale R. Harris Mr. and Mrs. John Hula Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Humislon Mr. and Mrs. Harry Janofsky The Jensen Family Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kane Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kosman Mr. and Mrs. C.O. Law Mr and Mrs. Ernest R. Liberatore Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Lit ter a I John and Yolanda Lough ran Mr. and Mrs. David Lownds Martere's Floor Covering Jim and Phyllis Martin Parents of Lori Mattson Mr. and Mrs. George McCormick and Family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. McGrath Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Merullo Mr. and Mrs. Lester Miller Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer W. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William Mohrwinkel Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Negri John and Marie Nelson Margaret Orr Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Oscar Mr. and Mrs. C. David Peck Michael and Marilyn Pellegrino Carole Penyak Mr. and Mrs. Donald Peterson Pickwick House Antiques Mr. and Mrs. Frans Pinleric Juel and Rennet Plolkin Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Prescott Mr. and Mrs. Emil R. Ravenda Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ricketts Etenor and Barry Roche Raymond and Patricia Ruhley Pot Ryan Class of '49 Tom Ryan ■ Class of '47 Larry and Evelyn Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Samuelson Mr. and Mrs. Pon A. Smith The Sansone Family Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Steiger Mr and Mrs. Stennet The Glass House Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Throupe Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tomaino Louren Tomaino Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Uzwiak Village Restaurant and Bakery Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Waterman Mr. and Mrs. Ponald R. Welter Mr. and Mrs. Pavid Williamson PA TRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Bruce Peter. Carol, and Lisa Burak Pamela Chapman Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cody Mr. and Mrs. Brant Cover Mr. and Mrs. Paniel Pehlois Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pidato Karen. Loren, and Ginger Euvrard Flowers by Shir ■ Laine Frank C. Forster Greenwood Avenue Shoe Repair Mr. and Mrs. William Heffner Virginia A. Howley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kahn Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Leaden Jack. Sue. John, and Timmy Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Henry LeSage Rona B. Lieberman Lillian Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Maggi The Malichio Family Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Martel Ross A. and Carol Martin Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Martin Nelson 's Hardware Mr. and Mrs. John Packer Thomas and Rosemary Pardalis Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parker Mr. and Mrs. Emile Racenet Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Americo Salgado Mr. and Mrs. Francis Selleck Judith Teed Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Roger Walsh Sue Young Good Luck To The Class Of 1980 From BELARDINELU TIRE Stan’s THE FAMILY PHARMACY reenbriar PLANT STORE 153 Greenwood Avenue Bethel, Conn. 06801 (203) 748-7226 289 GREENWOOD AVE. ♦ BETHEL. CONN. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9 TO 9 SATURDAY 9 TO 8 - SUNDAY 10 TO 2 792-6190 FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY Milton Redlich Harold redlich House Plants 5 Exotic Floor Plants Free Delivery H. CULTRERI, Pres. J. OLIVO, V. Pres. Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 COUNTDOWN A Most Unusual Shop For Children P.T. Barnum Square NEW ENGLAND CUTTING MFG. INC. CONTRACTORS OF WOMENS LINGERIE Bethel, C.T. 06801 262 GREENWOOD AVE. BETHEL, CONN. 06801 203-792-1249 203-792-1282 Compliments Of ROBUSTELU TRA VEL SERVICES INC DSS AUTO SUPPLY Service Is Our Business. There Are No Charges For Arrangements Made Through Our Agency! 241 THE ENGLISH DRUG CO 126 Greenwood Avenue Bethel 744-0945 Shopping Center West Redding 938-2629 dlllO bitnsf couu cticut 06801 SWISS PASTRY SHOP Since 190S Free Prescription Delivery Surgical Supplies Sales And Rentals Russell Stover Candies - Hallmark Cards Cosmetics Photo Supplies Master Charge Rexall Drug Record Charge System Herbert Nuehien 269 Greenwood Avenue Bethel. Connecticut 06801 748-4442 Congratulations To 1980 The Class Of 275 Greenwood Avenue Bethel. Ct. 06801 (203) 744-7070 HARDY _ ASSOCIATES INC. REALTORS Route 39 Ballpond Road New Fairfield. Ct. 06801 (203) 746-3917 242 ALICE’S FLOWER SHOP (203) 792-4640 BETHEL CYCLE SHOP Peugeot - Raleigh - Boss Sales - Service A.J. Dandrea 120 Greenwood Ave Bethel. CT 06S0I Weddings - Funeral Arrangements 792-2217 32 Grassy Plain St. Bethel. CT 06801 Open Weekdays 10:00 A M. 5:30 P.M. Good Luck To The Class Of 1980 HEAVEN'S HALF ACRE 263 GREENWOOD AVE BETHEL CT 06801 792-1925 NATURAL FOODS DRESS WELL CLEANERS Tuxedo Rentals . . . Shirt Service 743-3739 270 Greenwood Ave. Bethel. CT. 06801 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 From ARTISTRY OF HAIR UNISEX SALON Bethel’s Top Cutting Salon Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 From BETHEL LINEN 7 CL0SE1T Dining. Bath. And Bedroom Linens 109 Greenwood Ave Bethel. Ct. 792- 9394 243 Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 PAINT TV FRAME 213 Greenwood Ave Bethel Conn. Best Of Luck SHANNON BROS. SERVICE STATION 82 Greenwood 748-9827 Bethle, CT A Smile A Day, Keeps The Wrinkles Away Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1980 STONY HILL CLEANERS To The Class With Class May The Future Bring You Success And May All Your Endeavors Be Accomplished THE FOOTBALL BOOSTER CLUB STEVENSONS IMPORTED CAR CENTER Peugeot Mopeds John J. Stevenson. Pres. Repairs On Foreign And Domestic 744-3420 214 Greenwood Bethel. CT 06801 GREENWOOD GALLERY Antiques Fine Jewlery Congratulations 127 Greenwood Ave Bethel. CT 0680! Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 From The STUDENT COUNCIL President - Jill Coyle Vice President - Julie defer Secretary - Lisa White Treasurer - Sue Lewis (o Uk Class of IW row tfli Class oi m J dvLsof' - Sambo, Jl lsap President urv, JC xr(jjuf Vu-c ICt cstjJxjxL jOoMfux QdlAL Secretary CAr s LcyyeL Jfeasure JLhArccx, SaxJcs Best Wishes To The Class Of 1980 THE KEY CLUB Ann DiRico - President Donna Gillett - Vice Presidnet Diane Tomaino - Treasurer Debbie Rubley - Secretary Pamela Chapman - Advisor To The Class With Class ' From The CLASS OF '83' President - Beth Bonsiqnore Vice President - Laura DeMarco Secretary - Eileen Wildman Treasurer - Dave Taylor Publicity Co-Chairpersons - Betsy Dann Jessica Funetes Advisors - A Janesky 8 B. Young congratulations To The Class Of 1980 DECA Paul Demarco - President Neil Kirschbaum - Vice President April Ricketts - Secretary Pete Salgado - Treasurer Kathy Orr Lynn Rotas - Store Managers NOE’S Congratulates The 1980 Good Luck And Best Wishes For The Future To The 1980 Graduating Class Graduating Class THE CLASS OF 1982 Noe's . . . Fashions For The Family 100 Greenwood Avenue Bethel, CT. President - Joe Brawley Vice President - Darrell Brown Secretary ■ Patty Duff Treasurer - Paige Andros 247 Compliments Of: THE SQUIRES PLACE For The Latest In Mens Clothing PI 30 Greenwood Bethel. CT. 06801 STAN’S The Family Pharmacy” P Hollister Hudson Ostomy Vitamins Products Hallmark Individual Cards Medication File Gift Compliments Cosmetics Senior Citizen Discounts Rx Delivery Of Daily 9A.M. - 9P.M. - Sat. Till 8P.M. Sundays 9:30AM ■ 2P.M. 792-6190 A FRIEND 289 Greenwood Ave. Bethel Congratulations To The Class Of 1980 From THE YEARBOOK STAFF 24 9 Seu) Cau ATinih. An LUial Seho! mskip yish oiy met % 'We, JM you. Jor- jvm ■ . . fleast etf aisles dt y f„r 'fyofels . SIGNA TU RES