Bulkeley High School - Class Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1978 volume:

11 «?!! ' if lK II bulkeley high school The following pages are dedicated to the members of the Class of 1978 and to their future. This yearbook is dedicated to the power and vitality of our youth, to the changes we can make, and to the improve¬ ments we hope will occur. We would also like to thank our parents and the teachers who have helped to shape us into the unique individuals we are today. For it is from their support and guidance that we draw the inspiration to fulfill our fondest hopes and aspirations. For four years we have grown together in every way imaginable. Before we go our sep¬ arate ways, let us stop and salute the Class of ’78. It is our sincere wish that our hopes and dreams of today will become the reality of tomorrow. Table of Contents - i 1 - A 1 “l OPENING FACULTY To our thoughts The teachers, prin- and visions of what cipals, counselors, we’d like our lives to and others who be ... to our hopes helped us to develop for the future and our minds and char- our fondest memo- acters and to plan ries of days past. for the years ahead. 3 1 J c — r38 | ’ V ip- HR. ' ' jl: : ' ' T2 M i? ' j . m 1 5 1 ACTIVITIES SPORTS | For all the good A year filled with 1 times we had at well-deserved victo- I dances, parties and ries and a few dis- other fund-raising appointing defeats, activities ... for the but the experience clubs and organiza- gained through tions which taught training and compe- us leadership and tition made even the gave us a sense of responsibility. defeats worthwhile. SENIORS The names and faces of the Class of ’78 . . . the friends who will always remain in our memo¬ ries. ADS The yearbook sup¬ porters whose finan¬ cial aid helped us to achieve our final goal. 4 5 As we realize our future is actually now opening up for us, we will never forget the knowledge have gained during our years at Bulkeley High The Class of 1978 carries along with it a special meaning, as we are four years in the new facility. The new building stands as proof that man is never satisfied the situation in which he finds himself. He constantly seeks improvement, altering his environ ment as best he can to suit his needs and aspirations. We must take incentive and seek alway to improve ourselves, fulfilling the dreams and visions we have of personal achievement, The Class of 1978 also wishes to take this opportunity to honor Mr. Ivanowsky for his many devoted years of service to the school. For we are sure that he now knows as we do leaving is not an easy thing to do. So, with our fond memories of days ' past and with an eagerness for I’m not one who make believ People hand in hand Have I lived to see the milk and honey land? Where hate’s a dream and love forever stands Or is this a vision in my mind? The law was never passed But somehow all men feel they’re truly free at last. Have we really gone Or is this a vision in this far through space and tin I know that leaves are green They only turn to brown when autumn comes aroun I know just what I say Today’s not yesterday And all things have an ending But what I’d like to know Is could a place like this exist so beautiful? Or do we have to find our wings and fly away To the visions in our mind? Stevie Wonder 8 We’ve been through some things together With trunks of memories still to come . . We found things to do in stormy weather Long may you run. . . Long may you run. — Stills and Young Take Em’ to the Bridge . . . Throw Em’ off the Bridge Leaving’s not an easy thing sometimes To leave all the friends you knew behind. And following some yellow line down the black highway Turn around. . . turn around. . . turn around. Aztec Two-Step ' Fattening? . . . but it’s only my tenth one! ‘Embarrassing,” huh Jay? 14 ■■■ v.. ._... ■ fs- W --V : FACULTY 17 JOSEPH O. PREWITT Vice-Principal RALPH ROMANO Department Chairperson ROSA JENNINGS ISABEL ACQUARONE (Social Worker) BERNARD SIMMONS . (Higher Horizons) CLEMENT SIDLOSKY GEORGE NORSIGIAN GABRIEL NISOTIS (Social Worker) I , jl . ' I ' r v� v • m ( 1 41 ; |V; I ' i W F ! . BONNIE TERRIO CHESTER KENNEDY ARTHUR PEPIN — Department Chairperson MARY CAFFREY CHARLOTTE CAGAN JOSEPH CIAMPA CHERYL SHERLOCK TIMOTHY MURPHY JUDITH KLINE m I equmilufit - £ ■ COS m to m cm I fK f� ; rm ro tie r$y | «fT: : m f mrra 23 ® $g C: ' ' ftw MARION HAMLET CLAIRE O’TOOLE JOAN SHEA VICTOR BRYGNA (Reading) JOAN ALIANO ROBERT PISARSKI MARIA MASCARO MICHAEL BRESCIA (Reading) SUSAN LOSEE ANNE MARIE VIOLA Mathematic DOMINIC CASTAGNA — Department Chairperson DANIEL RICCIO WALTER BLAKE ROY LAWRENCE JOHN PRASSL LAURA PELS GERALDINE LACKER ELINOR PEASE JOHN BOOTH GEARY SCHWARTZ NAZMI ARANITI rita McCarthy Science JAMES JOHNSON LUCILLE BLUE THEODORE STOPYRA PAUL GIANGRAVE — Department Chairperson EDWARD KORISKY 26 V: v RICHARD GARDINER ROBERT COLANGELO RICHARD PRENTICE VIRGINIA ZUCKER ALFRED PHILLIPS ARLENE BRICK WESLEY VANDERVLIET — Department Chairperson MARGARET SAPEGA FELIX KARSKY RAYMOND CERINS THOMAS LYONS Foreign Language RITA ANTAYA Department Chairperson SANTINA SMITH GENEVIE WOOLLEY MARIA AMODEO ANTHONY DIPIETRO TANYA DAILEY NESTOR ACEVEDO SILVIA RODRIGUEZ Bi-Lingual Education MIGDALIA CRUZ EDGUARDO RAMIREZ RAFAEL LOPEZ Department Chairperson VINCENT SMITH JOSE LEON NOREEN NAGLE ROSE ITALIA ess JOSEPHINE D’ORSI Department Chairperson EDWARD MITCHELL JEAN DEVINE MARY TURNER GRAHAM MARTIN LOUISE DRUFFNER FRANCES DELUCCO JUNE ARNOLD . M ROBERT SULICK 9 X ELLEN VALATIS VINCENT HUSOVSKY FRANK MANCUSO Department Chairperson DORCI NEWMAN ADRIANA PARDO DE ZELA HANK KRESKE JEANETTE SAUNDERS mm Home Economics MARY HARTMAN Department Chairperson MARGARET CUNNANE MARILYN GREENE NANCY SUYDAM ANN MULHERN Dietician JERRY BENGSTON DR. JOSEPH URICCHIO Occupational Education JULIETTE MIKELL BARBARA McLAUGHLIN ELIZABETH GLENNEY JANE MARTIN AMIDOR MOJICA MARIE ELTERICH STEVEN KASSOY a u sm 1 s-ep | ■1 s;-s pamr- I IjjA e e 1 othei Ip 1 aU- I ||||§|§ 0 0 iil| ' ■ k | 011 ;, 1 |||||||| B: ; ' ion 1 WF 1 FRANK BUDAJ — Department Chairperson VINCENT PALOMBIZIO RICHARD JABLONSKI JOSEPH BRADLEY ROBERT BENGSTON JAMES SUITOR WALTER BAEASA CLARENCE ROANE TERRY JACKSON HENRY MACIORA CARLO FORESI DOMINICK DICICCIO STANLEY SINGLETARY PHYLLIS HORNE Head Librarian LIBRARY STAFF WILLIAM HIPPE Protective Services JAMES SALAFIA Psychological Examiner ALAN BARNICOAT Speech and Hearing PATRICIA MALIZIA JANE WILSON Executive Assistant SECRETARIAL STAFF JOHN WHALEN Workstudy Coordinator JAN FRENCH Traveler’s Alliance GLORIA BERGHIUS MARGARET BERGETHON 43 Me, I’m not Rock! Mother Nature Rip Van Winkle That hat cost six dollars and no one likes it! Get away from me, you beast! and heavy rains are expected. Is that Rock? Father Earth Rock (Robert O. Colangelo) It’s an honor to be named Mr. Universe. Lunchtime in the A.V. room, 47 y ; yi ' - ■ ‘ SP IV: | 49 RONALD JEFFREY ANDERSON “Chuckey” When I came to Bulkeley it was nice to say Hi. But now leaving here and it’s nicer to say bye.. . MARIA COSTA ALVES “Shortstuff” “I surrender fully in Love and wherever there has been a moment of discord, I grant peace in abun¬ dant measure.” — M.T.P. through Frater Achad ARTHUR AGOSTINHO AMADO “Fonz” or “Arty” A day of worry is more exhausting than a week of work. CYNTHIA BAISDEN JOHN JEFFREY ARONNE “Jay” The Montowese St. Gang . . . Wethersfield Abdow’s Fight . . . Brick Wall . . . Go od Friends . . . I’ve Finally Decided My Future Lies, Beyond The Yellow Brick Road.” — Elton John “Many ' dreams come true and some have silver linings ... I live for my dreams atjd a pocket full of gold.” — Led Zeppelin JOHN THOMAS BARNICLE DJC’s classes . . . summer of “77” . . . LRC . . . physics . . . George . , . Will . . . Jimmy . . . Steve . . . Yearbook Room . . . I get by with a little help from my friends. —Beatles JOHN ALFRED BARONE “Tuttle” “J.B.” DEBORAH MARIE BELANGER “Keetah One does not sell the earth upon which the people walk. JANICE BILODEAU SHERRY ANN BIFOLCK Derek . . . 9 24 76 . . . Biology class “75” ... be nice . . . king and queen . . . weekends . . , Kim . . . Elton . . . 7 4 76 . . . cheer¬ leading 7 a.m. . . . FBH . . . R.I. . . . the neighborhood . . . Rock ‘n’ Roll. . . party to the max! . . . Yearbook headaches . . . Mustang . . . ring once. GERMAIN M. BLAIS “Goodbye Bulkeley” 51 DEBORAH M. BIAIN “Debberdoo” “De” As man is, God once was. As God is, man may become. DIANE PATRICIA BLESSO Sunrise . . . Autumn Climber . . . Georgia! . . . Colorado? . . . Hartford Hikers Inc. . . . Wilder¬ ness School , . . Outward Bound? . . . Steve Miller Band . . , Earth, Wind Fire . . . Billy-Spain . . . Raymond . . . Debbie ... ' 78 . . . Sunset, LAURA JEANNE BOLDUC “Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair.” — ICahlil Gibran ROY JOSEPH BOMBACI “The Bionic Midget” The King of Nicknames JOSEPH BONGIOVANNI “J. B.” “I just want to be your Everything.” — A. Gibb MICHAEL SUBBY BORDONARO “M. B. Junior” I only want to be with you forever anti ever as long as I live. RAYMOND BERNARD BOUDREAU “Boo” A friend in weed is a friend in deed . . . VAN MAN if its roc kin don’t bother knockin . . . Sharen 6 6 77 . . . Good Times are not to be for- gotton . . . Keg Party . . . Good¬ win Park . . . Jewelry . . . Metals , , . House. . . Lator Gator. ANGELO GILBERTO BRICE “The Player” I want to say good by to all the beautiful young ladies in Bulkeley and hope you meet someone like me in the future. JOHN F. BUIKUS “Jack” Carlo, Tony, Spiro, and me walk¬ ing home . . . Computer 4 . . . Trinity ... No Escape . . . Sum¬ mer ’ll .. . Westbrook . . . The Wall. . . Making Music . . . “Sat¬ urday Night Fever.” GARRY DUANE BROWN “Blood” Kid Funkadelic . . . Key stone . . . Geech . . . ladies . . . party hardy . . . Boom , . . Kojak . . . The Kings. . . the joint. . . Garry Duane Brown. 53 STEVEN WILLIAM BURKE “Burkie” 74 Always . . . Fleetwood Mac . . . Little Beach . . . South . . . Trinity . . . Montowese . . . BBCC “You Can Play The Way You Feel It” — DREAMS ifn i ..� «« f’Bsrfjr m ...ra- jub; GIAN FRAN CO C A P ASSO “M.A., Past, Present and Future; Going for the one.” WILLIAM R. BYRD “Billy or Byrd” In my four years I have learned many things good as well as bad. The girls were sweet, the dudes cool, and the teachers so so. YVONNE CANDELARIO . ' “Y-Von” “Boys, Boys, Boys” . . .Basketball . . . Baseball . . . Football . . . Soccer ... Swimming . , . Wres¬ tling . . . Track and Gymnastics Team. . . Remember me always. EUGENIO CARO “Gino” Gotta be like gangbusters out there . . . Crank it one time . , . Who loves you baby . . . Bigger the Headache bigger the pill. MICHAEL JOSEPH CARllSO “Skinney” ■, Carlson . . . Garage Mechanics . . . B ' aroneski . . . Suzuki Kid . . . Aerosmith . . . The Institute . . . 11 26 76. . ' .Class of 78 . . . Mr. Boston. 54 FERNANDA MARIA CASTRUCCI “Nanda” F.D.M.D.F. RAYMOND JAMES CHANCE “Tex” The future is important, don’t stop thinking about tomorrow, but don’t forget the past. MATTHEW CAULEY “Bear” Cauley “72” CATHERINE E.CIERI “Cat” Middle Beach . . . PJMA . . , Stannard ... the porch . , . bon¬ fires . . . 9 3 77 , . . Jaye . . . the Pinto . . . MacDonalds . . . my phone . . . peanuts ... 61 ... it . . . “You wrestle!?” . . . “You go to Bulkeley!” BARBARA S. CEBULSKI “Basia Try a smile today and start your life in a positive way . . . Baba Wawa . . . Goodwin Park . . . CAC . . . piano . . . Tennis . , . The Pinto . . . front steps . . . Lump. WILLIAM G. CLARK “Bill” Elton John — Bee Gee — Satur¬ day Night Fever” ... “I made it” . . . “So save your strength and run the field you play alone,” — Taupin — John Good-bye 55 SHERRY ANN COLANGELO “Sher” Joe . . . Bradlees . . . Last Minute . . . Josie . . . The Promenade . . . Buddie Moran . . . Slumber party . . . The Big Date . . . Nurs¬ ery school. . . My brother Jackie, GEORGE DAVID COCOLA 14 . . . Montowese , . . The all , , , DJC’s class . . . IRC , .Naylor. . ,B.B.“77”. ' What’s ABEL COLON Happening?” THERESA CONACI “Terry”; “Jugs” Gino Grinder Shop . . . West- farms Mall . . . Memories . . . R.A. . . . LF . . . CF . . . CF . . . Dream Weaver . . . Stanley . . . JC . . . Goody Park . . . Mon- towese Gang . , . Mrs, Smith , . . Chicago . . . Neil Diamond . . . DC. EVELYN THERESA COUGHLIN “It takes a long time to find out who you are but the answer is worth the search.” KEVIN CONNEELY “Kery” Montowese St. . . . Abdow’s . . . The Wall . . . Little Beach . . . South End . . .Naylor. . . 54. . . Raisins. WAYNE N. COURTEMANCHE “Munch” Aerosmith LUANNE MARIE COUSINEAU “Lou” Wayne . . . “Amie” . . . Pure Prairie League . . . “Stairway to Heaven” . . . Led Zeppelin . . . LAROE . . . The Neighborhood . . . Terry’s Party . . . Bark- hamsted . . . Concerts . . . Schlitz . . . Summer of 76 . . . January 7th 77” . . . LRCKLRRLCSA- SMMAPJOJM. Say’s who? 57 CONCETTA FRANCES CRUCITTI “Tina” Friendly’s . . . Sheraton . . .. “Theme from One on One” . . . Seals Crofts . . . “Kiss and Say Good Bye.” — Manhattans CLAUDETTE M. CRANE Rookie . . . Florida . . . tan . . . Biology . . . East Hartford . . . 7- Eleven . . . Sixteen . . . work . . . Civic Center . . . Willimantic . . . commute . . . I.O.I. . . . ABC CMC . . . LIL . . . Anna . , . Me . . . Apartment. . . Janu¬ ary . . . Life. MARK EDWARD CREAMER “Baretta” ROBERTO C. CRUZ CHRISTINE ANN DALENTA “Chris” . ' LANDREW V . . ' Barkhamsted . . .Bidwells-., . . groovin’ . . . Canada . . , not a mailbox!,.. . . rinkly . . . GTfic i . . good friends. . . Billy Joel 5 15 77 . . . skiing . . . “three hours to go!” . . . chud . . . DJC’s class ... the unknown poet . . . Florida?? . . . okay?, goodbye! STANLEY CZERNIECKI “Stas” THADDEUS MARTIN DALENTA “Ted” If anything can possibly go wrong, it will. — Murphy’s Law FRANCES D’AMBROGIO “Fran” F,D,M,D,F . . . quite . . . well . . . crazy ... I don’t know . . . Oh gee . . . wow ... be serious . . . you fool. . . ooh whenever. JOSEPH F. DECHENE “Joe” DOREEN MARIE DAY Marc D. , . . Love lines , . . Can¬ ada . . . Rod Stewart . . . Mac¬ Donald’s . . . Patty M. . . . “You’ve got 2 friends” . . . Frampton . . . groovin’ . . . Wow ... no way . . . “Don’t go chang¬ ing to try to please me. You never let me down before.” WILLIAM DELUCA “Bill” “All that we see or seem, Is but a dream within a dream.” — E. A. POE ANNA DIAKOUMAKOS “The Greek” Though I am different from you, We were born involved in one another. F.T.S. LISA E. DePLACITO -TAO CH ' IEN 59 JULEE RENEE DeCARLI “Jewell” “Juki” ty . . . weekends . . . Patty . Lainnie . . . watermelon ses . , . Earth, Wind, and Fire . Spirit , , . glasses . . . crazy , wild . , , WKND , , . Row- . . . AJ . . . Jokes . . . Unkie nky . . . concerts . , , I’m hip . turtle . . . Memories, RAFAEL DIAZ LUCIANO DiBACCO “Carry on, you will always remem¬ ber, Carry on, nothing equals the splendor. Now your life’s no longer empty. Surely heaven waits for you.” — Kansas’ Left Overture , MARIA ANN DiMANNO “Crip” Apart we can live the daybreak, but together we can feel the sun. PATRICIA L. DIONNE “Pad” Steve, me, Carol, Tony . . .4 8 77 . . . France . . . Dance-a-thon . . . Shiny nose . . . Library 4th . . . ABC Pizza . . . Pink Panther . . . Cheerleading 7 AM . . . Jay? Skiing? . . . Uncle Hanky . . . beat the clock , . . au revoir! MARCIA ELAINE EVELYN I want to wish everyone a success¬ ful future and hope whatever we do comes out the right way for us all. CARMELAFABI “Carmen” , Class of “78” , , . Seniors . . : An you serious? . . . Want some gum 1 ... Mac’s . . . V.P. . . . Biolog; , . . rBaseball ... 13 . . . M.M . . . Yearbook meetings . . . Hov time flys! JOAN KATHLEEN DWYER Our day did come. “78” CATHERINE FALLETI “Cathy” A close friend is for keeps.” BENEDICT FIAMMA “Benny Junior” Freedom is a way of living a song, a mighty cry. Freedom is the bread we eat. Let it be the way we die. CHARLES L. FERGUSON “Fergie” This must be heaven. OFELIA FIGUEIREDO If a man speaks or acts with a pure thought, happiness follows him like a shadow that never leave$ him. —Unknown ELIZABETH DEL CARMEN FERRER “Liz” I remember the good things and I remember all the bad. But I can’t say I remember when I’ve ever been so glad. Good-by Bulkeley RITA C. M. FERRERA “Freda” “Don’t stop thinking about tomor¬ row,” . . . Fleetwood Mac . . . Goodwin Park . . , Steve Miller . . . yoyo . , . 7 7 77 . . . Sticky Warlock’s Cousin . . . Elton . . . Frampton , . . concerts . . . December . . . Sarcasm ... 17 . . .happiness. . . driving lessons. EMMANUEL KOSTAS FILINDARAKIS “Manny” “Greek” Nov. 5th Bulkeley High “75” . . . South Commons Lunch Room . . . 7th period . . . Barbara was late for study hall... I didn’t play in the Soccer Game . . . Barb. MICHAEL PATRICK FLAHERTY “Fish” If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it is yours. If it doesn’t. It never was. 61 JANET L. FLYNN Class of ' 78, . . swim clique?! . . , Chudnee . . , 1:21.3 . . . 12 31 77 . . . MDBJM . . .goof. . .tobog¬ ganing . . . TEDIAH . . . black¬ berry . . . Mac’s . . . gotta hang up . . . senior class . . . it’s a joke . . . Abdow’s . . . time flies . . . what next? THOMAS ANTHONY FOLEY “Folee” “Butch” “Crash” 3 31 77. . . Greaser’s Dance . . . Computer Class . . . Library 4th period . . . Auto Body Class . . . Gym with Mr. Kearny . . . Hal¬ loween Night . . . “Thanks ail teachers” “Good Luck in the Future.” VINCENTE FONSECA “Gery” Dancing in the moonlight, it caught me in its spotlight. —Thin Lizzy MICHAEL FRAZIER PAULETTE MARIE FUSCO “Paul” .arry . . . 12 6 75 . . .“Love ya” . . Reasons . . . Float on . . , rom . . . Alyce Frank . . . Kim . . Mario . . . Leigh Tony . . ,es Prim . . . CB . . . Partie . . . ’izs garage . . . Colt 45 .... IS . . McDonalds . . . EFGBWKM.” LISA CECILIA GAGNE “Green Eyes” To jte born,, grow and play. To laugh add cry. Resting the night for the next school day. To live youf fullest. To learn your best. SARAFINA GAGLIANDI ROBERT GERENA Bobby” “Spanish O.J.” Bobby n Tracey . . . Feb, 5th .. . Friday 13 th . , . Boys’ State . . . Star Wars, . . US We have two different bodies arid two different souls but we together have one mind. —Tracey Van Vlack DEBERA GARCIA “Dimples” Friendship is a golden chain which keeps us all together and if we never break this chain we’ll be friends forever. Thanks to all at Bulkeley. MARY ELLEN GANNON “Poo” Good luck to all the people I’ve met. You’ve made the year easier. Now we all go our own way, and memories hold the past. THEODORE GIDARAKOS “Ted, Tao, T-Bear” Blackrock . . . Michelob . . . Mac’s . . . Bulkeley . . . Speed¬ way . . , Cops . . . New York . . . L.O.I.S.R. . . . C.C.R. . . . Fleet- wood Mac . . . Chevy . . . Live for today because there may be no tomorrow. MARYGRACK Gl AMMARCO “GiGi” Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, All you have to do is call, And I’ll be there. Yes 1 will, you’ve got a friend!! — Carol King ‘The Invisible Student’ SALVATORE GIULIANI ADRIAN A. GIULIANI “I understand about indecision, but I don’t care if I get behind. People livin’ in competition. All I want is to have my Peace of Mind.” — Boston LIDIA F. GONCALVES Thank you to the Bulkeley Staff JOHN GIGUERE for the happy times I have had here. Amor, Alegria e Paz . . . Love, Happiness, and Peace. JUDITH GONZALEZ MU CRUZ GONZALES “Codey” Gees!” . . . “Unbutton your shirt one time” . . . “Whatya say 1-9” . . . “Blow the express” . . . “Not again Codey” . . . “Blow your neck one time.” WILLIAM T. GRENIER “Bill” If it doesn’t come naturally, leave. BONNIE TERESA GUTOWSKI Now that you’ve found ' yourself losing your mind, are you here again, finding that what you once thought was real is gone and changing. • —Neil Young — AL STEWART DIRECT CONN EC ' TION 64 ANDREA LOUISE HERNANDEZ “Andi” You’ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. — Carol King — Barbra Streisand ROBBIN B. HENRY Robina” Future Business Leaders of Amer¬ ica .. . Thanks to all Bulkeley High Staff . . . Family . . . Friends ... Be grateful for the opportunity to share . . . CMCD . . . Harris and That Wiggins girl • ■ ■ Eggs. ANGEL N. HYMAN LAURA JOYCE HACIA “Sassie” A Cosmic Spring in 76! The deep¬ est feeling always shows itself in silence. ANDREW C. KARAS STEVEN WILLIAM JOSLYN “Martian, .I077. Jr.” Mr. Jablonski. . .Mr. Budaj . . . Mr. Kreske . . . What a feeling waking up in the morning and hav¬ ing to face them half awake. KAREN ELIZABETH JOHNSON “Sweet Kitten” THERESA JARONCZYK Sunburnt . . . “the Bomb” . . . LANDREW . . . rinkly . . . GTBC . . . Chris’ Party . . . Chud . . . “hey man” . . . Florida? . . . tennis . . . good friends . . . groo¬ vin’ . . . Bidwell’s . . . “Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes — I’m afraid it’s time for goodbye again.” — BILLY JOEL DIANE VICTORIA KARON Stanley . . . 10 25 74 . . . Lan- drew . . . Klesbanism . . . Floyd . . . Tull. . . Lynyrd Skynyrd . . . 4th Period Partying . . . NORML . . . Paraphenalia for the mind . . . SUE EATS KAGATZS . . . I’m finally OUT!!! . , . Goodbye Norwich Jungle Land . . . I’m Free . . . Feeling GOOD With Sta. FRANCES KMIEC “Franny” Love you always — Junior, Mom, Dad, Walter, Teresa, Benjie, Sue, Joey, Mickey, Steve, Jimmy, Iris, Evie, Mr, and Mrs. Rodriguez, Mr. and Mrs. Flores. Goodbye forever! LORI ELLEN KARSKY L’ANDREW . . . DAYTONA BEACH ... The Sun .. . Surf . . . SAND . . . Billy . . . J . . . Chaudnee . . . Swim Clic?! . . . BOWIE. , .Wildwood, . .Avery . . . Terra Mar . . . N.Y.C. . . . KAR BUCK — Trouble?! . . . “Cruisin ' . . . Don’t know where I’m going . . . but I’m on my way!!! DEREK ALAN KRAMER “D” Sherry . . . The Wall . . .Aeros- mith . . . Arcadio and Willie . . . Summer of “75” Jupiters . . . NARCON . . . The Boys . . . King . . . D.E. . . . Friday and Saturday nights . . . Party . . . Buzzed Again . . . Later. PAUL LUKAS KLAPATCH “Chimp” Black Rock, Cotton Hollow (oops!), Hebren, McDonalds, Jor- den Extention, Pine Lane. . , ANDREW KUCZEK 66 JEFF J. LABRECQE “Eddie, Wolfie” When the moon is full and the sun is not bright Wolfie comes out for a midnight bite. Stay High Love, Wolfie RICHARD ANDREW LAROSA “Rick” Judy . . . Princess . . . May 21, 77 . . , Tom L, . . . Kirn M. . . . “GP” . . . Doobie Brothers . . . C.L. . . .Killer. , .Reservoir. . . Glastonbury . . , Get Lost. LILLIAN ANNA LAMONT “Lil” East Hartford ... the Court . . . Duplex . . . Graydon . . . Bruce . . . Penney High . . . seven- eleven . . . South Grammer . . . Bulkeley . . . Apartment. . . free¬ dom . . . Space Cadet. SALVATORE SUBBY LAROSA “Boom-Boom, Tank, Faccheti” Best time . . . Joslyn, Steve, Friend . . . Proud . . . Defense . . . 3,3 . . . Fullback . . . Spa¬ ghetti; Yo! . . . (B-M) . , . Kool . . . Budaj the best ... 78 Soccer Team . . . alright. What a year . , . Mrs. Brick. GENOVEVA LARA “Florie” I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in the world to live up to your expectation, 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. If not, it can’t be helped. MARCELINO LAUREANO “Marco” Marco Superstar . . . Roses are red, violets are blue, Marco’s a star so Ha!-you. 67 MARIA L. LEONE We are the future Looking out on the past. We are the present mak¬ ing old things last. STEVEN M. LEOPARD “Lep” “Leopard” Count your age in Friends not years. Count your friends in smiles not tears. MARIANNE JEANNINE LEVESQUE “FDMDF” Hockey . . . Richie 7 . . . Whal¬ ers . . . SCORE! . . . SC-DL . . . JL-TL . . . Tony . . . Steve Miller Band . . , Boston . . . New Hampshire . . . CPA . . . Job Readiness . . . Robbie . . . “One on One” . . . Kitties . . . ‘,‘Be Seri- PIERRE JOSEPH LEVE LEVESQUE “Bullwinkle” Black Rock . . . Grand Falls . . . Cops! . . . Cotton Hollow . . . McDonalds. . ..Help!. . .Jordan Lane ext. . . . ex-member of the BRIASl CURTIS LONSDALE “Stormbringer” Rainbow Shaker ..., . on a Stallion •Twister 4 . . ; Bareback rider on the eye of the £ky; Deep Purple 1976 . . . Sigh. BONNIE JEAN LOEFFLER The Neighborhood . . . ASORAL . . . popcorn . . . “Buns” . . . TWTT . . . Cape Cod . . . BSA . . . Sandy Neck , . .summer. . . Concerts . . . Jo-Ouzo . . . SLCC . . . Gardening . . . Duff P.F.. . . Milford Girls . . . Prepy . . . Nothing But the Best. . .Bye! PAUL S. MAGNANO ELIZABETH BRIDGET LYNCH “Liz” Does your trust in your friend set you free? Friendship is not a tie that binds, but a bond that frees. . . . Jim . . . Whatever . . . really. JOY M. LORD MARIA LOPEZ SPIROS ARISTOS MAHERAS Jeanine . . . Tony. Jack, Carlo, me, walking home . . . the wall . . . Buke’s . . . West Brook . . . Canton. . .Goingout. . .What’s to do . . . Party . . . Ventura . . . Trinity . . . no escape. ANASTASIOS H. MALAPETSAS “Tassos.IThe Greek)” Roller Skating. . .Pretty good!. . .Pizza Party. . .Skiing. 1 r rr 11 k ' IK _ ' ■ ■ ■; 9 1 1 Li 9 ' W; Z Don’t bother me!” 69 VINCENZO GIUSEPPI MANGIAFICO I never liked school before and I never went to school before either. But now I like school very much. I will be glad to graduate . JAMES LEON MALIZIA “Jim” Naylor . . . D.J.C. . . . Mon- towese St. Gang . . . Kerve, Chap, Jay, Mark, Dave, Spiz, Fran, Roc, Tom, Ed, George . . . Little Beach , . . “xxx” . . . Abdow’s . . . Fight “77”. . .The wall. LOVELY J. MANN i tl “You’re JOSEPHINE MALTESE Yesterday is but today’s memory And tomorrow, today’s dream — Gibran JOSEPHINE MANCINI “Josie” Jerry . . . Engaged . . . Pro nade . . . Jeanine . . . Sherry Lu-Ann . . . Slumber Party Nancy . . . Chris . . Munch-out . . . Yip . . . Mrs. Hartman’s Class . . . Day Care Center . . . Mr. Harvey ... 76 . . . Hartford Hospital . . . 9 24 , 81 . . ,7 JOYCE MARIE MASSE “They say that opportunity knocks once upon a door, and if we do not let it in, it hides forever more.” — Ben Burroughs CAROL MARZIALE Hi Folks . . . Swim Clique? . . . Mac’s . . . Chudnee . . . tennis . . . JFMPBRDSJS . . . Girls’ State . . . DJC’s Math Class . . . poems . . . CMM . . . SJP . . . Ski Trips . . , Greaser Dance 76 YVONNE MARRERO “Eve” or “Shortie” Well the first years at Bulkeley were friendly and I was friendly towards them. Bulkeley is a nice school to remember for all the rest of my years. JAMES CHARLES MASTRIA “Jimbob” The Wall ... The Shell . . . Buke’s car . . . My Roadrunner . . . Southend . . . Chris . . . Perry . . . Ralph . . . Partying . . . Slovack’s Car. RUBEN MATOS I will my football jersey number 44 along with good luck to Tony Colangelo. P.S. Don’t rip it. STANLEY FELIX MATUSIAK RAYMOND YVAN McCOURT “Mae” All “great men are dying — and I’m not feeling well. KATHLEEN LOUISE MEAGHER “Kathy” Florida . , . frisbee . . . Landrew . . . Chaudnee . . . People’s For¬ est . . . excellent . . . S.C. . . . Seniors . . . H.A.C.. . . I.ynyrd Skynyrd (10 14 77) ... the ulti¬ mate . . . KC . . . FPPAGP. . . concerts. . . Party to the max . . . 100%. . , Free Bird. DANIEL W. MECCA “Bigfoot” I like sports and spend most of my time lifting weights. Also, I have a favorite rock group — “Led Zep- ESMERELDA MEDINA “Mayra” “Aquarius Memories. When I came to Bulkeley I met two won¬ derful people — Mr. and Mrs. Lyons. I would like to say thanks alot for everything they did for me and wish them the best of luck. ARMANDO MIGLIORATI “Buddy Rich” Percussion “Section Leader” Choir Bass Lead “Manddo the Magnifi¬ cent” Drums Unlimited. LINDA A. MILLER “Lynn” “Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is to you.” THERESA KAREN MILLER TTerri” “Big Mama” “Buckwheat” 72 MICHAEL MISSERI “Fuzzy Blackrock . , . Mac’s . . . Cops . . . Par 3 . . . Toyota . . . Cotton Hollow . . . Cedar Hill . . . “Z” . . . Meadows . . . Riverside . . . Extention , . . Bowling . . . Feb. 7 Berlin . . . Chicago . . . Star Wars . . .StarTrek. . .Cove. ANCtF.I. m. morales DAISY MITSOU “Beba” M I.? WALTER RUBEN MONTES “Muchach” No one is better than you! CARLO V. MONACO “Monac” Sprio, Tony, Jack and me walking home . . . “The Wall” . . . STEVE MILLER BAND . . , Halloween Night “75” . . . MIS- QUAMICUT . . . crusin’ . . . ENDLESS SUMMER . . . GOOD TIMES . . . PINCH RUNNER . . . HEADING WEST. JOSE A. MORALES “Tito” Jackie my Blood . . . John, Jim, Derek, myself . . . Computer Pro¬ gramming . , . Freshmen . . . The Wall . . . Kokinis’s Bus . . . Trip from Bridgeport . , . Geno, Bobby, Codey, me . . . Walking home . . . Baseball practice. JHANINK MORAN “Jay” “Buddie” Spiros . . . “Hey Buddie” . . . “Crunch EMBARRASSING!” . . . Slumber Parly . . . Josie, Nancy, Sherry, Ro, Chink . . . “Munch OUT” Promenade . . . Iron Eyes . . . “Merit” . . . “Hey Friz! . . . What is it? . . . Pati? . . . Skiing? . . . Pink Panther. MICHAEL MODICA SUSAN LEE MORRISSETTE “Sue” “S.P.” ear . . . Fran . . . Buddie — “D ’ . . “shut-up.” CHERYL L. MURPHY DONNA ELIZABETH NELSON “Big D” . . . DFMFD. BILL PETER NISYRIOS CECELIA O’NEIL Life is me, I am life. Dreams are- forever. Something that is mine. The world is not lonely for I am here. PRISCILLA ORTIZ “Peaches” “Where’s Mr. Greenjeans?” 74 CHRISTINE ANN PASQUARELLI “Chris” “Shorty” Bulkeley . . . Good friends Danica, Rina . . , Good times, freshman year . . , Bad Times, Ruthie, Grace . , . Disappoint¬ ments, freshman year Report Card . , . Rewards, Graduating Junior. CONCEZIO PACE “Chez” Feb. 15, 1977. . . Part’in . . . Cru- s’in with Ding, 67 Olds . . . Goody, Mac’s . . . Proms ... Hi with . . . Alyce, Frank . . . Cedar Hill, Concerts, Sept. 27 . . . Tias, I love . . . Ang. MARY LOUISE PACE “Mar” “Pace” Car . . . Green Astre ... Ski trips . . . “You Big Dummy” . . . Chaudnee . . . Tennis . . . moved . . . “I’m not cheap!” Mac’s . . . Crusin . . . Eagles . . . Red Sweat Shirt. . . Good friends Always. MARK MARION PAWLIOZKO “Super Uke” PAUL THOMAS PAVLAK1S ' Three heads are better than one, LUCY PIZZONIA “There are places I ' ll remember . . . some have gone and some remain ... All these places had their moment ... In my life I’ve loved them all.” — The Beatles BEATRIZ RESTREPO “Bea” ' esterday , . . Memories . . . wim clique!? . . . chudnee . . lac’s . . .’ CDFJM-DJST . . . ' rom . . . BLS . . . TEDIAH . . 4 M’s . . . Lunch . . . Black- terry . . . Lee . . . “for real?” . . dying . . . giggle . . . “Reasons’ . . “Schbop . . . “Party” . . Dreams” . . . Tomorrow? . . DONNA POLLY “Dona” Trinity . . . the crazy summers . . . liubay S.H.S. . .The park and the baseball games . . . gas station . . . Broad St. . . . Friend¬ ly’s sundaes ... the old Bulkeley and UCONN. GEORGIA PSEFTOUDIS “George know thyself” . . . much pizza . . . long days, long nights . . . “We know what we are, but know not what we may be” . . . trials, successes and failures . . . “yia- ANGELA PUGLISI EMILIO PIZZOFERRATO Emi” Easy to get along, but hard to be persuaded, if cheated, be aware of the sudden stare. Don’t get help MICHELLE RAGGIO after the kiss of death. — “The Mafiuch” 76 CHRISTOPHER RICHARDSON “Chris” I believe in love because without it there’s the absence of you. I believe in you because without you there’s the absence of me. SHEILAL. RHONE I played it cool and dig all jive, that’s the reason I stay alive. My motto as I live and learn is to dig and be dug in return. NANCY M. RIVERA CARLOS A. RESTREPO EMMANUEL ROSE “Manny” “Hit to Kill” ALFREDO ROSADO “Freddy” AIDA RODRIGUEZ LESLIE MARIE ROCCO “Roc” p nm. 12 1 74 — 12 1 75; 3 25 77; Finnocchio’s, Climax, Tommy L-; BUZZED, Peppermint Schnopps, Lambrusco, fourth per. party, Timmy-Rosa, Love that BOUTIE . . . PRIMO AND ME W ILL ALWAYS BE . . . Disco, KLAP, 77 PATRICIA ANN ROUSSEL “Pat” LOVE YOU ALWAYS: Johnny M. . , . Ma . . . Dad . . . Nan . . . Debby . . . Peggy . . . Linda . . . Joey . . . Joann . . . Vicky . . . and the malenfants . . . These people are too good to be forgot¬ ten. BRIAN PAUL ROYER This is the day of the expanding man who stands before another sunrise. Gazing through the glass of another time wishing to be free — to be what he wants to be. — Steely Dan STANLEY JOHN ROZYNSKI Stas” I remember: my first day of school . . . the crazy summer of ' 76 . . . and you the people . . . my friends. CARMEN LUZSAEZ “Carmencita” May you always have the freedom to be yourself. R.M.A. JUDITH ANN SOU AVON E “Judy” “Edythe Gaines We are here just for a spell and theft pass on. ;So get a few laughs and do the best you can. —Will Rogers HILARIO SANCHEZ JR. “Junior” Me Jane! 78 ROBERTSERRA BARBARA JEAN SKOWRONEK “Bobbie” “Barb” November 5th, Bulkeley High ' 75 . . . South Commons Lunch Room , . . 7th period . . . Manny didn ' t play in the soccer game. I was late for study hall . . . Manny. DIANNE MARGUERITE SEVIGNY “D-on” Beginning . . . Atwood . . . Swim Clique!? . . . “Shoul¬ ders” ... 7:51.0 .. . Chaudnee . . . Mac ' s . . . parties . . . black¬ berry . . . TEDIAH . . . beach . , . FTGAJC . . . 12 21 77 . . . front porch . . . BLS , . . Steve Miller Band . . . fun . . . friends . . . never ending time. LINDA R. SMITH “Lindee Mae” Living for the future . . . and look¬ ing back on the past. “There’s a full moon tonight, AROO!” 79 MARK MICHAEL SILBO There are greater things to be done in the future than in the past. — Dr. Duane Booth JOAN MARIE SINISGALLI Why Mac’s? . . , Hippies . . . swim clique!?. . . 6:59 ... I think I feel sick tired . . . DJBCMM . . . Chudney . . . Atwood bus stop , . . WINK . . . Senior Prom ' ll .. . SINIS . . . college worries . . . Yearbook Room . . . FARE¬ WELL. CHERYL SPHNCER JOHN JOSEPH SPEZIALE “J.J. Spi? Eightfoot” Cherie “65” Abdows . . . Fly like an eagle . . . Montowese St. Gang . . . Don’t mess with the best . . . If you can ' t deal with the rest.” ZIDA LEE SPRAGUE “Half Pint, and Zi” Be cheerful and always lend a helping hand. Enjoy all that you can in life, Look at the good side of people, not the bad. ANN MARIE ST. AMAND “Bree” The summer of 76, Cruisin, High!, Rambler, The Park, Tennis in Wethersfield, High again, H. V„ Hey buddy the teams back, Peac- hums. Friends are forever. Smile. PAMELA GAIL STENDER “No goal is too high if we climb with care and confidence.” CAROL ANN STEVENS “Cas” OJ” “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 Zeppelin KENNETH MICHAEL STYLER JHf r ; T 1 “Sty” ’ , We are the champions — my j r friends, and we’ll keep on fighting t ; HH a , till the end. ' illHIill ] T md Queen MICHAEL CHARLES SWIFT “Swifty” Riverside r Plainville Bulkeley- • Roller Skating , . . Goodwin Pool . . . “Paris Trip” . . . CampField ' . s . 10 4 77 party . . . Cemetary . . . Inspiration point . . . good time . . . case of beer . . . and a good friend. CATHERINE MARIF.TORZA “Cathie” Torz . . . Aetna afternoons . . . Check your codes . . . France . . . TD . . . CFS ... Oh yes. Oh yes! . . . Hot tuna . . . Good Times . . . Jet’aime . . . Maid . . . Cor¬ vette 3 yrs.. . . The rec. MIGDALIA TEXIDOR “Dalia” God helps those who help themselves; And as long as I’m in this world, I will continue to encourage those who don’t. ffigp ' MARTHA ELISABETH I TESLUK So before we end, (and then begin) We’ll drink a toast to how it’s been ii‘ ' IHBn . . . I’ve loved these days. ANA ADRIANA TARAS — Billy Joel I am done. I have finished. I give you the little white bird — and my thanks for your hearing me — and my prayers for you my deep silent prayers. C.S. DENNIS S. TZICKAS “The road goes on forever” . . , The Wall, DJC’s . . . “trick knee” . . . “I get by with a little help from my friends.” DARCIE L. TROY Oh brother, this fifth period class is crazy. SILVANA TROVATE “Sylvia” “Don’t walk ahead of me; for I will not follow. Don’t walk behind me: for I will not lead. Walk beside me; Be my friend. ANTONIOS CHRISOSTOMOS TRIENIS “Tony” Spiro, Carie, Jack and me walking home . . . Pati’s house . . . Pati and Steve . . . Carol and me . . . April 8, ’77 4:00 a.m. . . . ABC . . . Trinity . . . The wall . . . Mr. Clutch. 81 memories JULIA LOURDES VARGAS “Julie” “Cherish yesterday’s Dream ot tomorrow s and live today.” ALBERTO ROBERT VASQUENZ Bert” Shultas . . . UKA , . . Institute . . . Keep on truckin’ . . . “The Cellar” . . . “Keggers” . . . Got a match? . . . Lynryd Skynyrd ’77 . . . The Ledges . . . Brave Bull . . , Yankees ' ll .. . ELO . . . Seeya. . . Later, Fred. PETER VENOUTSOS If at first you try and don ' t succeed . . . You’re about average! ROBERT F. URCIUOLI “Bear To the southend football team! AIDA LUZ VALDEZ Ever thine Ever mine Ever for each other. GEORGIA VITSILAKIS “Jeorge” 11 2 77 — 1970 Coronet Greens-Blues . . . H. H.. . . 1 . . . FBLA-NS. Washington 1977 —April. . . M. M.. . . ANN MARIE VINCENZO Sunburnt . . . Theresa, Christine, and Bonnie . . . Barkhamsted , . . Bidwell’s . . . Groovin’ . . . GTBC . . . rinkly . . . chud . , . Billy Joel . . . Chris’s Party . . . Boz . . . skiing , . , “three hours to go!” . . . Florida??? SUSANA IVETTE VILLALOBOS “Susie, (Shorty)” “Gino” Miss Porter’s School, Mr. Delgado, Mr. Prewitt, Mr. Blake, “Real love begins where nothing is expected in return.” ROBERT C. WHITE “White” JOANNE VITSILAKIS “Shortie” Yellow roses. . . yellow, blue . . . horses . . . Corvette . . . shortie . . .11 11 59. . .NewYork. . . Blue Shirt. . . Bazel’s . . .B.V. . . .12 12 74. . . Fight for what you want; someday you’ll get it. ‘Carmen Manson ' RICHARD ALAN WHITAKER “Richie, Whit” “Everything’s better when wet” (Almost) Steve Miller, Skinny, JB, C. C. kid, Carlson’s Garage. CHRISTINA WILSON “Chiis” Sept. 3 . . . Dallas Cowboys Scheduling Room . . . His . . . Books . . . Movies . . . farms. THERESA WILLIAMS “Missy” Basketball . . . MDO , . . Foot¬ ball . . . Cut Class. . . Disco . . . Scottie . . . “Lo-Lo” . . . Chris . . . Suspension. . . Sewing. ROMAN J. ZELEZ “Ray” If the pen is mightier than the sword, why have weapons? GRACE ZAPPULLA The things you anticipate are surely worth the time you wait. 86 SEAN A. ARANGO I recognize that I live now and only now and 1 will do what I want to do this moment and not what 1 decided was best for me yesterday. RICHARD JOHN BONESIO “Dickie” Southern Rock, Corner Tap Cafe, “Free Bird” . . . L.S., Pot of Gold, ScHS-9, N.C., B.H.S. 10-12, 12 DAVID M. CHAPMAN JOSEPH J. CALLAHAN “Curly” “Fro” Greaser Dance . . . Beach Boys . . . Sha na na . . . Cruisin’ . . . Brylcream . . . Class of “78” the best. . . Fleetwood Mac. CHRISTINE IRENE DEMKOWYCH “Chris” Uke . . . Bobriwka . . . Raids. . . Hog-tied . . . Wildwood . . . Demonstrations . . . Boulder, Col¬ orado . , . Job . . . Burger King . . . D.J.G. . . . Licence . . . Mt. Okemo . . . Rear Admiral . . . Vote for me . . . Decisions . . . Confused. . . College. LEONARD CLARK BETSEY MARIA CAVARRA PAULINE GREAR IP MATILDA GOICOCHIA Mr. Jablonski Mr. Sidlosky Mr. Prentice I will never forget. CHRISTINE KALISZ DANIEL GOICOCHEA VICTOR PEREZ PEDRO RENTAS BILLIE JEAN MASON “Chocolate Stuf’ ” One today is worth two tomorrows, what I am to be, I am now begin- LEIGH ANN ROCCO . . .2-11-77, . . Finnochio’s Body Heat, Climax . . . Tim Hampton . . . Seagrams, Garage . . . Dr. Suess, Auntie, Cadie . . . Beach w Tony . . . Grand Prix . . .Jaguar. . . Always Luv Tone. THOMAS WASILEWSKI ARMANDO RIVERA IVETTE ORTIZ JULIO RODRIGUEZ CHARLES PEPPLER Your friends say they’ll keep in touch but you know they won’t. Your teachers say come back and see them, and you know you won’t. Maybe someday it won’t matter. But right now, it hurts a little. ’ ■ ! JEANINE EVANS JOSE MORALES M WILFREDO COLON ALVES, MARIA C. — FBLA 1; Spanish Club 1; French Club 2; Portuguese Club 3,4; 32 Club 4. AM ADO, ARTHUR A. — Portuguese Club 2; Radio Electronics Club 1; Bicycle Club 4. ARONNE, JOHN J. — DE Club 3,4. BAKER, KIMBERLY V. — Black Awareness 1,3; DE Club 3. BARNICLE, JOHN T. — Torch 1,2,3,4; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls Swimming Mgr. 4; Wise Award. BARONE, JOHN A. — Band 1,2,3,4. BEKERIS, KRISTINE M. — Backpacking 1,2. BIFOLCK, SHERRY A. — Bicycle Club 1; French Club 1,2, 3 (Sec. 2); Drama Club 1; Girls League 1,2; Student Council 2,3, 4; Cheerleading 2,3,4 (Captain 4); Varsity Letters 2,3,4; Torch 3; Computer Club 3,4; 32 Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Yearbook Staff 4 (Editor); Barnett-Aden Curator 4. BLAIS, GERMAIN M. — Photography Club 1. BLAIN, DEBORAH M. — DECA 1; Choir 4. BLESSO, DIANE P. — Swimming 1. BOLDUC, LAURA J. — French Club 1,2,3,4; Portuguese Club 3,4; Kaleidoscope 4; Synchronized Team 1; 32 Club 4; Commended Nat. Merit Scholarship Participant; Girls League 1- (H.R. Rep.). BOMBACI, ROY J. — Band; Italian Club 2; Soccer 3; Wrestling. BONGIOVANNI, JOSEPH — Italian Club 4. BORDONARO, MICHAEL S. — Italian Club 2; Soccer 2. BOUDREAU, RAYMOND B. — Swimming 1; Golf 1. BRANCH, NATHANIEL —Basketball 1,2; Football 1. BRICE, ANGELO G. — French Club 1; Black Awareness 3; Computer Club 1; Football 4; Indoor Track 1; Varsity Football Letter 2. BROWN, GARRY D. — Black Awareness 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Indoor Track3; Outdoor Track 1. BUIKUS, JOHN F. — Basketball 1; DE Club 4; CYO 2,3. BURKE, STEVEN W. — Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2; Junior Class President; 32 Club; Yearbook 4; Torch 3,4; Stu dent Congress 3; Boys’ State 3; National Honor Society 4. BYRD, CLAUDIA J. — Black Awareness Club 1. BYRD, WILLIAM R. — Black Awareness Club 3,4 (President 4). CALLAHAN, JOSEPH J. — Human Relations 1,2,3; Choir 1,2; Junior Class Vice-President; Student Council 1,2; Tennis 1; DECA. CAPASSO, GIANFRANCO — Italian Club 2,3,4 (Treasurer 4); Soccer 1,2,3,4 (Tri-Captain 4); Choir 4. CAPASSO, GIUSEPPE J. — Italian Club 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3, 4. CARO, EUGENIO — Spanish Club 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4. CASTRUCCI, FERNANDA M. — Girls League 1; DECA 4; FBLA 4. CAULEY, MATTHEW — Football 1,2,3,4 (Tri-Captain 4); Indoor Track 3; Outdoor Track 3; Black Awareness Club. CEBULSKI, BARBARA — Girls League 1; French Club 1,2; Choir 2; Bicycle Club 3; Creative Arts Community 3,4; Computer Club. CHANCE, RAYMOND J. — FBLA 4. CIERI, CATHERINE E. — Student Congress 1,2,3,4; H.R. Treasurer 3; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Advisory Board; Human Relations 2, 3; French Club 1,2; Computer Club 2,3,4; Mat Maids 1,2,3,4; Torch 3,4; Yearbook 4; Cross- Country Mgr. 2, 3,4; Wrestling Mgr. 2,3,4; Outdoor Track Mgr. 2,3,4; 32 Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. CLARKE, WILLIAM G. — Photography Club 2, 3; Baseball 1,2, 4; Basketball 1. COCOLA, GEORGE D. — Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 2, 3,4; French Club 1,2; Computer Club 2,3,4; Student Congress 4; Senior Class President. COLANGELO, SHERRY A, — Homeroom Treasurer 4. COLLIER, DARRYL — Choir 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Track 2,3,4; Pool Aid 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Swimming 1, 2, 3,4. COLON, WILFREDO — Baseball 1, 2,3; Varsity Letters 3,4; Indoor Track 4. CONACI, TERESA — Italian Club 3; Allied Health Club 3. CONDE, ANSELMO — Football 1,2; Indoor Track 1. CONNEELY, KEVIN — Football 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4 (Co- Capt. 4); Computer Club 3,4. COUGHLIN, EVELYN T. — FBLA I; FHA 1; French Club 1. COUSINEAU, LUANNE M. — FBLA 3,4. CRANE, CLAUDETTE M. — Band 1; French Club 1,3; Torch 2; Track 2; 32 Club 4. CREAMER, MARK E. — Swimming 1; Gymnastics 2,3,4; Bicycle Club 2,3,4; Choir 4; Photography Club 2. CRUCITTI, CONCETTA F. — Italian Club 3; FBLA 1. DALENTA, CHRISTINE A. — Torch 3, 4 (Tri-Editor 4); Yearbook 4 (Editor); Sr. Class Treasurer; Gymnastics 2; 32- Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Backpacking 1,2; Slavic Society 1; Travelers Youth Leadership Program 3; Human Relations 2; Band 2; Barnett-Aden Curator 4; Girls League 1. DALENTA, THADDEUS M. — Football 1; Tennis. 1.;. Human Relations 3,4; Student Congress 4; 32 Club; National Honor Society. D’AMBROGIO, FRANCES — FBLA 1,2,3,4. DAY, DOREEN M. —Girls League 1; Needlepoint 3; Allied Health Club 4; Bicycle Club 4. DECARLI, JULEE R. — Band 1,2,3; Basketball 2; Choir 3. DELUCA, WILLIAM — 32 Club; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Torch 3,4. DEMKOWYCH, CHRISTINE I. — Student Congress 1, 2, 3; Girls League 1,2,3; Ukrainian Club Treasurer; H.R. Treasurer 3,4; Human Relations 1,2; Vice-President Senior Class; Backpacking Club 1,2; 32 Club 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4. DIAKOUMAKOS, ANNA — Italian Club 2; Hellenic Club 1,2, 3; French Club 3; Portuguese Club 3,4 (Vice-President 4); FBLA 4. DIAZ, NANCY C. — Spanish Honor Society 1; Spanish Club 1. DIBACCO, LUCIANO — Italian Club 2,3,4; Soccer 4; Chess Club 3; Band 1. DIM ANNO, MARIA A. — Health Careers Club 2; Softball 2. DIONNE, PATRICIA L. — Girls League 1,2; French Club 3; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Choir 3,4; 32 Club 3; Gymnastics 3,4; Track 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3,4 (Capt. 4); Hm. Rm. Treasurer 3,4; N ational Honor Society 4. DWYER, JOAN K. — FBLA 1; FHA Club; French Club 1; Choir; Human Relations. EVELYN, MARCIA E. — Health Club 1; French Club 4; Black Awareness 4; Yearbook Staff 4. FABI, CARMELA L. — Performing Arts 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Computer Club 4; Student Congress 1,2,4;, Pep Team 4; Italian Club 1. FALLETI, CATHERINE — FHA Club. FERGUSON, CHARLES L. — Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling l, 2, 3,4 (C.D.C.). FERRER, ELIZABETH C. — Student Congress 1; FHA 1; hnat Maid 1; Drama Club 1; Bicycle Club 1. FERRERA, RITA C. — National Honor Society 3,4; 32 Club 3, 4; Italian Club 1, 2, 3,4; Computer Club 3,4; Italian Club Treasurer 3; Yearbook 4; Torch 4; Yearbook Business Board 3. FIAMMA, BENEDICT — Student Cotigress 2,4. FIGUEIREDO, OFELIA — French Club 2,3,4; Portuguese Club 3; President of French Club 3; Best French Student 3; 32 Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. FILINDARAKIS, EMMANUEL K. — Greek Club 1, 2, 3; President of Greek Club 4; Soccer 1; DE Club 4. FINNOCCHIARO, CARMELA — Italian Club 4; FBLA 1; Kaleidoscope 1; Yearbook Staff 4. FLAHERTY, MICHAEL P. — Swimming 2,3,4; Bicycle Club 4; Pool Aid 4. FLYNN, JANETL. —Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; 32 Club 4; Torch 3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Prom Co-Chairperson. FONSECA, VICENTE — Indoor Track 3. FUSCO, PAULETTE M. — Cheerleading 1, 2; Gymnastics 1, 2; FBLA 4; Backpacking 2; Life Science Club 2. GANNON, MARY E. — Volleyball 2, 3; Gymnastics 2; Backpacking 2. GERENA, ROBERT — Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain); Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co- Captain); Student Congress 3; Boys’ State 3. GIAMMARCO, MARYGRACE — Italian Club 3,4; Mgr. of Soccer 4; Scholastic Art Award 3. GIDARAKOS, THEODORE — French Club 1,2,3,4; Slavic Society 4; Intramural Hockey 1. GIULIANI, ADRIAN A. — Computer Club 2,3,4; 32 Club; National Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Torch 3, 4. GOICOCHEA, MATILDA —Softball 1. GONCALVES, LIDIA F. — Portuguese Club 3,4; Spanish Club 2; Girls League 1,4; 32 Club 3. GONZALES, CRUZ — Football 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4. GONZALEZ, SANTIAGO J. — Football 1, 3,4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4. GRENIER, WILLIAM T. — Key Club 2; French Club 3; Computer Club 4. GUTOWSKI, BONNIE T. — Girl’s League; Human Relations 2; Slavic Club 2; Torch 3,4; Yearbook 4. HACIA, LAURA J. — Girls League 1; Computer Club 2,3,4; Mat Maid 2, 3,4; Wrestling Mgr. 3,4; Torch 3; Prom Committee. HAG INS, MARGARET R. — Black Awareness 1. HENRY, ROBBIN B. — FBLA Club 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Girls’ State 3; Yearbook Staff 4; .Torch 4; Governor’s Vocational Youth Council 4; Bulkeley-Traveler’s Alliance 3,4; Conn. Council of Vocational Youth Organization 4; Civitan Citizenship Camp 4; Human Relations 1,2; Black Awareness 1, 2; Girls League 3; Choir 1; 32 Club 3,4. HERNANDEZ, ANDREA L. — Volleyball 2, 3, 4 (Tri-Captain); Basketball 2, 3,4(Co-Captain); Softball 1, 2, 4; Student Congress 2, 3, 4 (Executive Board 3, 4); H.R. Treasurer 3,4; Pep Team 4; Choir 2, 3,4 (President). HERVIEUX, CARRIE M. — FHA Club 1,2, 3,4. HYMAN, ANGEL N. — FHA Club. IACOBUCCI, GIOVANNI — Italian Club 3,4. JARA, CLARIZA R. — Italian Club 1; Portuguese Club 3,4; FBLA 4. JARONCZYK, THERESA — Human Relations 2; Student Congress 2, 3,4; H.R. Treasurer 4; FBLA 3,4; Yearbook 4; Torch 4; Tennis 2, 3,4; Band 2, 3; Leadership Training Program 3; 32 Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Senior Class Advisory Board. JOSLYN, STEVEN W. — Band 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4. KARON, DIANE V. — Human Relations 2. KARSKY, LORI E. — Swimming 1,2,4; Girls League 1,2; Creative Arts 3; Track 1; Drama Club 1,2; Nat. Honor Society 3,4; Gymnastics 1; Life Science Club 2,3,4; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Travelers Youth Leadership 1; Torch 2, 3, 4; 32 Club 3,4; Vice-President Sr. Class. KLAPATCH, PAUL L. — French Club 2, 4; Slavic Society 4. KMIEC, FRANCES — DE Club 3,4. KRAMER, DEREK A. — Football 1; Baseball 1,2; Key Club 2; Distributive Education 3,4 (President 4). LAMONT, LILLIAN A. — Band 1,3, 4; Kaleidoscope 1; French Club 1,3; Baseball 1, 3; DE Club 4. LARA, FLOR M. — Band 1,2, 3,4. LAROSA, SALVATORE S. — Soccer 1,2, 3,4 (Captain 4); Italian Club 1,2, 3, 4. LAUREANO, MARCELINO — Football 1; Cross Country 3, 4 (Captain); Indoor Track 3,4; Outdoor Track 3, 4; Puerto Rican Club 4. LAWSON, CONSTANCE L. — Black Awareness Club 1, 2; Health Career Club 1. LEONE, MARIA L. — Italian Club 1,2, 3; FBLA Club 1. LEOPARD, STEVEN M. — Swimming 1. LEVESQUE, MARIANNE J. — Choir 1, 2; Girls League 1; FBLA 4. LEVESQUE, PIERRE J. — French Club 2,3,4 (Vice-President 3); Slavic Society 4. LOEFFLER, BONNIE J. — French Club 2, 3,4; Bicycle Club 1, 2; Computer Club 3; Girls League 1,2; Gymnastics 2. LONSDALE, BRIAN C. — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bicycle Club 1. LORD, JOY M. — Human Relations 2; FHA 1. LYNCH, ELIZABETH B. — Swimming 1; Tennis 1; Student Council 1; FBLA 3,4; Girls League 1, 2. MAHERAS, SPIROS A. — Baseball 1,2,3,4. MALAPETSAS, ANASTASIOS H. — Hellenic Club 3; Soccer 2. MALIZIA, JAMES L. — Football 1; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2; Audio Visual 1, 2, 3,4. MALTESE, JOSEPHINE — Italian Club 2, 3,4; FBLA 4; Higher Horizon Award. MANGIAFICO, VINCENZO G. — Italian Club 1,2. MARRERO, YVONNE — Health Career 2; Puerto Rican Club 3, 4. MARZIALE, CAROL — Swimming 2,4; Tennis 3,4; Softball 1; Torch 3,4; Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3,4; 32 Club 3, 4; Backpacking 1. MASON, BILLIE J. — Black Awareness Club 1,2, 3,4. MASSE, JOYCE M. — Girls League 1; DE Club 4. MASTRIA, JAMES C. — Football 1,2; Computer Club 2, 3. MATOS, RUBEN — Football 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1. MATUSIAK, STANLEY F. — Health Careers Club 1,3; Student Congress 2, 3,4; Bicycle Club 1,3; Slavic Club 1,4; Football 4. McCOURT, RAYMOND Y. — C.B. Club 1. MEAGHER, KATHLEEN L. — Swimming 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3; Tennis 2,4; Student Congress 1,2, 3, 4; Torch 2, 3; 32 Club 3,4; Yearbook 4; French Club 1,2; Girls League 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4. MECCA, DANIEL W. — Indoor Track 4; Outdoor Track 4. MEDINA, ESMERALDA — Cross Country 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track and Field 1,2, 3,4; FHA Club 4. MIGLIORATI, ARMANDO — Football 1; Soccer 2, 3; Italian Club 2,3,4. MILLER, LINDA A. — Black Awareness Club 1; FHA Club 4. MILLER, THERESA K. — DE Club 3,4; FHA Club 4; Track and Field 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 4; Indoor Track 3,4. MISSERI, MICHAEL — French Club 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 3); Slavic Society 4; Intramural Hockey 1. MITSOU, DAISY — Greek Club 1, 2, 3; Portuguese Club 3, 4; FBLA 4. MONACO, CARLO V. — Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; DE Club 3,4. MONTES, WALTER R. — Soccer 1,2, 3,4 (Captain 4); Spanish Club 2, 3,4; Band 3,4. MORALES, JOSE A. — Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; DE Club 4; Student Congress 1; Puerto Rican Club 1,2, 3. MORRISSETTE, SUSAN L. — DE Club 3,4 (Secretary 4). M URPHY, CHERYL L. — Swimming 1. NELSON, DONNA E. — Girls League 1; Choir 2,3,4; DE Club 4; FBLA 4. NISYRIOS, BILL P. — Soccer 1,2, 3; Greek Club 1,2, 3,4; Varsity Letter 2; DE Club 3,4. NUNEZ, MARITZA — Science Life Club 4. ORTIZ, ABIGAIL — Puerto Rican Club 4. ORTIZ, PRISCILLA — Girls League 1; DE Club 4; Puerto Rican 4; Human Relations 2, 3. PACE, CONCEZIO — Basketball 1; Italian Club 2, 4. PACE, MARY L. — Tennis 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 1; Pep Team 4; Yearbook 4. PARDO, JOSE A. — Football 2. PASQUARELLI, CHRISTINE A. — Girls League 1. PATTERSON, JAMES C. — French 1; Football 2; UKA 2, 3,4. PAVLAKIS, PAUL T. — Soccer Team Manager 4; CB Club 1,2. PAWL1CZKO, MARK M. — Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4; Slav ic Society 4; Ukrainian Club 4. PHILLIPS. JAMES R. — Golf 1. 2, 3, 4 (Captain 3,4). PIZZO, ALICE E. — FBLA 3,4; DE Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Pep Team 4: H.R, Treasurer 3, 4: H.R. Representative 1, 4; Cheerleading 1: Science Life Club 2. 3; Yearbook 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1, 2,3,4. PIZZOFERRATO, EMILIO — Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Italian Club 1, 2, 3,4. PIZZONIA, LUCY — Girls League 1; Italian Club 1; FBLA 1; Student Congress 2, 4; Board of Governors 2: Health Careers 3; Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 4. PSEFTOUDIS, GEORGIA — Hellenic Club 4; Student Congress 2; National Honor Society; Torch 3,4 (Co-Editor). RESTREPO. BEATRIZ — Swimming 3, 4; Tennis 1; French Club 1, 2,3,4 (Treasurer 4): Yearbook Staff 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; 32 Club 3. 4. RESTREPO, CARLOS A, — Soccer 1; Indoor Track 1; Key Club 1; Baseball 1. RHONE. SHEILA L. — Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 3); Human Relations 3; Black Awareness 1,2. 3, 4; Science Life Club 4. RICHARDSON, CHRISTOPHER — Football 4; Indoor Track 1; Outdoor Track 2. RIVERA, NANCY M. — Spanish Club 1. ROCCO, LEIGH A. — Backpacking 2; Gymnastics 1,2: FBLA 3, 4. ROCCO, LESLIE M. — Gymnastics 1; Backpacking 1; FBLA 4. ROSADO, ALFREDO — Cross Country 3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Outdoor Track 3, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 2, 3; Student Congress 3. 4; Puerto Rican Club 2, 3; Trinity Upward Bound 2, 3,4: Spanish Club 1, ROSE, EMMANUEL — Football 1, 2, 3.4 (Captain 4); Wrestling 1.2. 3. 4 (Captain 3,4); Life Science Club 4, ROUSSEL, PATRICIA A. — FBLA 1,2, 3, 4, ROYER, BRIAN P. — Band 1,2, 3,4. ROZYNSKI, STANLEY J, — DE Club 1. 2. SAEZ, CARMEN L. — Puerto Rican Club 2, 4 (Vice-President 2); Hm. Rm, Treasurer 3; Student Congress 3. SCHIAVONE. JUDITH A, — Softball 1. 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society; 32 Club. SCIUCCO, MARIA T. — FBLA; Italian Club, SEVIGNY. DIANNE M. — French Club 2, 3,4; Torch 2. 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; 32 Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Class Secretary, SILBO, MARK M, — French Club 2, 3,4; Football 1.2. SINISGALL1. JOAN M. — French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Torch 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; 32 Club; Hm. Rm. Treasurer 4; Yearbook Staff 4. SKOWRONEK, BARBARA J. — FBLA 3, 4, SMITH, LINDA R, — Girls Basketball 2; Hm. Rm. Treasurer 3. SPEZIALE, JOHN J, — DE Club 3, 4; Hm. Rm. Treasurer 3, 4. ST. AMAND. ANN MARIE —Girls League 1. STENDER, PAMELA G. — Band 3,4; National Honor Society; 32 Club. STEVENS, CAROL A. — French Club 1; Softball 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3,4 (Tri-Captain 4), STYLER, KENNETH M. — Bicycle Club 1,2. 3; Slavic Society 4; Baseball 2. SWIFT, MICHAEL C, — Bicycle Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 1; Tennis 1; Gymnastics 1; Electronics Club 1. TARAS, ANA A. — Torch 2, 3. 4 (Editor 3, 4): Yearbook 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Congress 3, 4; 32 Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4; Science Life Club 2, 3, 4 (Chairperson of Civic Affairs); Spanish Club 4: Ukrainian Club 4 (Vice- President 4). TESLUK, MARTHA E. —Girls League 1.4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3; Torch 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Yearbook 4; Junior Class Vice-President; Student Congress 3,4; Ukrainian Club 4, TEXIDOR, MIGDALIA— Puerto Rican Club 1, 2, 3 (Vice- President 2); FBLA Club 3, 4. TORZA, CATHERINE M. — Swimming 1; Gymnastics 1,2; Junior Class Secretary; FBLA 3, 4 (Reporter 4); Performing Arts 2; French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Mayors Commission on Youth 4, TRIENIS, ANTONIOS C. — DE Club 4; Parliamentarian 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4, TROY, DARCIE L. — FBLA 3, 4. TUCKER, ROBERT R. — Football 3; Baseball !; Basketball 1. TZICKAS, DENNIS S. — Football 1; Computer Club 3; Hellenic Club 1, 2, 4; Student Congress 3, 4. URCIUOLI, ROBERT F. — Football 1; Gymnastics 3. VALDEZ, AIDA L. — FBLA Club 1. VARGAS, JULIA L. —Cheerleading 1; French Club 1,2, 3,4; Italian Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Girls League 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3; Higher Horizon Award; Student Congress 1, 2. VENOUTSOS, PETER — Hellenic Club 1,2, 3, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Junior Prom Committee Member; Student Congress 1, 2. 4. VILLALOBOS, SUSANA I. — Puerto Rican Club 1, 2, 3. 4; Human Relations Club 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; Kaleidoscope Club 4; Needle Craft Club 1. 2; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3. VINCENZO, ANN M. — Yearbook Staff 4; FBLA 4: Torch 4. VITSILAKIS, GEORGIA — Hellenic Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice- President 3); French Club 1,2,3; FBLA 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Kaleidoscope 1. VITSILAKIS, JOANNE —FBLA 3,4: Hellenic Club 1,2, 3,4; French Club 2. 3. WHITE, ROBERT C, — DE Club 3, 4: Football 1; Wrestling 1, WILSON, CHRISTINA M, — Girls League 1. ZAPPULLA, GRACE —ItaliamClub 1,2, 3,4; FBLA Club 4, ZAUINTHIOS, ROULA—Hellenic Club 1. ZELEZ, ROMAN J. — Ukrainian Club’j, ZOPPOLI, AURELIO S. — Soccer 2. 3, 4. mm Faces of ' 78 93 Class armando migliorati robert urciuli cather ine cieri garry brown leslie rocco roots patricia dionne mary gannon maria alves nathaniel branch thaddeus dalenta jan baj yosemite sam kristine bckeris carlo monaco adrian giuliani steven joslyn joy lord kenneth styler elvis presley bonnie loeffler cruz gonzales cheryl murphy mary pace billy beer kcvin conneely janet flynn raymond reilly Charles manson benedict fiamma spock germain blais darryl collier robert ite kathleen meaghcr claudette crane parting mickey mouse dennis tzickas the rec Christopher richardson ruben matos Icigh rocco alfredo rosado carol marziale billy joel dorecn day Charles ferguson yvonne candelario star wars concezio cerobin henry diane karon Catherine torza the wall richard larosa mary giammarco jeaninc moran roman zeles richard nixon steven burke rita ferrera Joseph dcchcne raymond boudreau james mali ia emanuel rose deborah belanger twenty bird John aronne lisa deplacito michael flahertv stairway to heaven Catherine fallcti william casev timothy ward sanke bite bonnie gutowski Constance lawson vincent smith donna polly karen Johnson, mark pawliezko son of sam teddy wilkos captain kirk eugenio caro andrew davis laura bolduc billie mason elizabeth lynch al Stewart lori karsky antonios triems jesseJames rosemary matassa roy bombaci william deluca rocky paulette fusco r2d2 Joseph callahan peter venoutsos alice pizzo theodore gidarakos dun fogel berg hoss laura hacia maria rivera marcia evelyn john davoren tennessee tuxedo deborah blain lovely mann steven leopard pamela stender Fleetwood mac brad davis brian ro yer brian lonsdale josephine mancini kimberly baker chr istine demkowych thomas foley patricia roussel theresaj aronezyk smirnoff bill misyrios silvana trovato hash ter rell milner nancy plumey nancy diazdom castagna theresa conaci brass construction jose almedina paul magnano civ ic center disaster Christine kalisz car wash Stanley roz ynskijohn buikus jan kania dareie troy dailas cowboys anastasios malapetsas ansclmo conde schlitz carmela fabi aersmith derek k ramer queen James mastria marijuana john barmcle andrew katas william by id carmen sue lynard skynard michael misseri stevie wonder robert tucker brick house georgia pseftoudis daniel goicochea waiter montes hilerio sanchez gianfranco capasso disco duck paul klapa tch buzz city abel colon wilfredo colon Joan sinisgalli jimmy carter jose morales matilda goicochea smokin andrea hernandez angela puglisi richard belanger joyee masse earth wind ' and fire evelyn coughlin chnis dalenta ronald mcdonald luciano dibacco bong Frances kmiec giuseppe capasso jeffrey labrecque john spezjale angel morales lidia gonclaves goodie park pedro rentas simas kidurka georgia vitsilakis arthur amado ana taras new york yankees 94 _ ! Josephine maltose wayne courtemanch clton Qj John joan dwyer kiss denisc lachance mon serrate earaballo maria santana despina mitsou fernanda ramunno Saturday night fever Christina wilson slave ronald anderson Stanley mat usiak landrcw luanne cousincau soul trail rafael diaz li Ilian lamont patricia carpenter judith schavone dance dan Ce dance susan mOrrissette judith gonzales michelle ragg io aida valdez close encounters of the third kind hcatriz ! restrepo sherry bifolck the tap james phillips diane sev igny sherry colangelo salvatore larosa kris kristofferson fcr lara david chapman wood brass and steel e-z wider emilio pizzoferrato pauline grear julia vargas hard rock cafe scan arango yvonne marrero richard crane commadors llnaria dimanno maria leone michael caruso Saturday night live hector sierra donna nelson william grenier carlos restrepo carlos vargas santana John barone theresa miller munchkin al capone mark creamer victor fabrycki visions marcelino laureano matthew cauley mark silbo heinekin Charles nicholson bruce Springsteen Santiago gonzalez luis restrepo which way is up alberto vasquenz leonard betsy raymond mccourt concctta crucitti tower of power fgozabeth ferrer bernice leggett barbara cebulski mark silbo barbara skowronek brick priscilla ortiz james patterson richard pryor ana guzman margaret hagins cruz reyes awbjoanne vitsilakis richard bonesio alphonso megriff raymond cruz robert gerena marianne levesque raymond chance linda smith victor perez daryll harris shelia rhone richard whitakerJoseph bongiovanni montow esc street gang michael bordonaro lynne mcinerney roberto cruz angelo briee hazel Charles elizabeth ferrer greasers jjjjfn vincenzo spiros maheras ramon cruz winter of seventy eight trances dambrogio ofelia figueiredo carrie hervieux pierre levesque daneil mecca harley davidson robert winter Virginia chykirda robert davis emotions cafe lisa gagne howard holland maria lopez esmeralda medina pamela perry stayin alive annmarie st amand nutshell gary cenea george cocola bulkeley bulldogs marc denovellis carmela finocc hiaro giovanni iacobucci linda miller rene velasquez cheryl spencer clarizajara bulldog special vicenie fonseca franklin giant grinder steven cirigliano anna dikeumakos debra garcia clarence johnson hector mercado lucy pizz pnia awilda ortiz salvatore milluzzo evelyn rivera olga civera antonia rodriguez zida sprague martha tesluk grace zappulla abigail ortiz paid pavlakis Juanita rosario susana villalobos aurelio zoppoli awilda miranda aida rodriguez ponziano stellabotte raymond thonuis carmen rodriguez migdalia texidor theresa williams paul winiarski orlando roman carol stevens michael swift roula zakinthios victoria wood sebastiana zimnritti . : ii ' i :£■ ••iV-Jv ' foz.:-,. cr ; •-••• 96 ■Mate s WtStlm §|Jj ACTIVITIES 98 99 T h e K a 1 e ® i d o s c o P e the splendor of action . . . the glory of power . . . Future Homemakers of America 105 107 s p H a o n n i o s r h s N S a o t c ® ® i i o e n t a y 1 and every tomorrow a vision of hope . . . no ft I GO MY WAY All round is haste, confusion, noise. For power and wealth men stretch the day From dawn till dusk. But quietly I go my way. , For glitter, show, to taunt the crowd, Desire-tossed in wild dismay, ; Men sell their souls. But quietly I go my way. The green of all the fields is mine, The stars, the night, the wind at play, A peaceful heart, while quietly, I go my way. Max Ehrmann 112 3 ' That ' s the Way of the World May 6, 1977 Hearts of fire, create love desire Take you high and higher To the world you belong . . . hearts of fire Create love desire, take you high and higher To your place on the throne We’ve come together on this special day To sing our message loud and clear Lookin’ back, we touched on sorrowful days. With future pass they disappear . . . You will find, peace of mind If you look, way down in your heart and soul Don’t hesitate, cause the world seems cold. Stay young at heart Cause you’re never ole That’s the way of the world Plants your flowers, you grow a pearl That’s the way of the world. Music by Wood, Brass, and Steel King and Queen — Derek Kramer and Sherry Bifolck 4 114 119 121 i m y ill i i Don’t mess-with me! — Walter Monti Hey, I ' m a natural born star! — Andi Her¬ nandez Coach? I’m just waiting foi — Diane Karon a! I ' m siltingajp! —Steven Burke ah, Duh” — Charles Ferguson This is so much fun! — Maria DiManno - “I want my mommy” — Mary- Grace Giammarco mmmm mmim ■Ml 126 Y ‘J • ' ; 4S 2 jliiliiilgssi ami SPORTS 127 •• Sk . ‘ ■ - . , - . ••■■■ ; v - : yy?t- ' . T- - . - ■ ' • ' c _ . . Tc ... ‘ - - . ■ ... • • ' . . . . . -“V-..; ’ ' •• ”• ■:■■■ •;:;■• ■ .C ' :y ; , 7 t Vv.. .T V -.,■ - ■ - r ” ' ' ' ■ -■ ' 8 ■ ... .-.... ' Vx.... K .. First row: Nicola Lorusso, Mirek Oldziej, Sal Lurana, Paul Rizza, Fazla Johnson, Roy Bombaci, Walter Montes, Angelo Giammarco, Sal Larosa, Sal Lonero, Santo Finocchiaro, Giuseppe Mollica, Tod Leach, Wieslaw Zalen- ski, Joe Signorelli. Second row: Grayson Beezer, Richard Dabek, Robert Tedeschi, Richard Roriguez, Sergio Sua¬ rez, Mike Nisyrios, Aurelio Zoppoli, Frank Rodriguez, Richard Dziewaltowski, Paul Magnano. Third row: Coach Budaj, Paul Pavlakas, Mike Lorusso, Walter Iacobucci, Tasos Malapetsa, Giuseppe Capassa, Gianfranco Capasso, Luciano DiBacco, Emilio Pizzoferrato, Roger Giadone, Steve Tzinis, Steve Tromba, Livio DiCesario, Steve Joslyn, Mary Giammarco, Flash. The mark of a true champion is his refusal to give up regardless of the odds against him. The soccer team was faced with an uphill fight but bore down to win their last five games and qualify for the state tournament. 4 4 ■ e ' 128 First row: Santiago Gonzales, Angelo Brice, Steve Burke, Anthony Smith, Charles Ferguson, Bobby Gerena, Matthew Cauley, Manny Rose, Ruben Matos, Chris Richardson, Duane Roberts. Second row: Tony Colangelo, Armand.Lupo, Henry Rozewski, Gary Thomas, Henry Mann, Raoul Rivera, Jose Laboy, Lolo Bouier, Melvin Perry, Orest Demkowych, Dallas Anderson, Roger Lagasse, Jim Powell, Paul Duhamel. Third row: Ray Green, Maury Martin, Walker Cauley, Frank Randall, Frank White, Darryl Johnson, Dwayne Thomas, Duane Taylor, Craig Shepard, Orlando Laboy, Chris Gonzales, Redit Andrews, Manny Escalona, Mr. Martin. Fourth row: Coach Kokinis, Mr. Cushman, Mr. Kearney, Frank Conaci, Andrew Wyllis, Jeffrey Smith, Carl McKinney, Frank Escalona, Vinnie Brown, Chris Green, Leo Cruz, Robert Bums, Mike McDonald, Melvin Brown, Mr. Singletary. Football Enduring the controlled violence of the grid¬ iron the football team not only survived but thrived on it. Its reward came in routs over Hartford and Weaver and an ever-so-sweet victory over South Catholic. 133 Girls ' Volleyball Back row, L to R: Barbara Murphy, Daria Zelez, Donna Bifolck, Rachel Gerstein, Maria Giancola, Dawn Smith, Coach Deborah Horrigan. Front row, L to R: Sandra Cardona, Erin Gammons, Carol Stevens, Andi Hernandez, Yvonne Montes. Tri-Captains Erin Gammons, Audi Hernandez, and Carol Stevens with Coach Deborah Horrigan. Volleyball requires constant attention and a willingness to help a teammate in addition to the quickness and agility needed to play the game. The Bulkeley girls displayed all of these characteristics as they served, returned, and spiked their way through another season. 134 ijiris Swimming Back row, L to R: Dianne Sevigny, Janet Flynn, Joan Sinisgalli, Kathy Meagher. Middle row, L to R: Lori Karsky, Carol Marziale, Beatriz Restrepo, Carol Martin, Lisa Barone, Coach Joan Lusa, Mgr. John Bar- nicle. Front row, L to R: Anne-Marie Caruso, Tracey VanVlack, Katherine Bamicle, Kathy Downey, Debbie Hadzopoulas, Jean Jaronczyk. The Girls’ Swim Team returned to BHS in style after early season roof problems. The predomi¬ nantly senior squad beat South Catholic and HPHS to capture the city title. Kathy Meagher, Janet Flynn, Lori Karsky, Joan Sinisgalli, and Anne-Marie Caruso qualified for the Class L Championships and Kathy advanced to the State Open. 136 35H000 jf. C Kneeling: Angel Miranda, Fred Rosado, Israel Caro, Darryl Collier, Mike Sposito, Marcellino Laureano, Jose Rivera, Paul Ensign, Sammy Vazquez. Standing: Coach Vertefeuille, Jose Arroyo, Kevin Collier, Terry Dies, Ramon Matos, Bernie Reyes, Kenny Madore, Hermino Miranda, Ted Pizzo, Trevor Roberts. Absent: Mgr. Cath¬ erine Cieri. In the span of two short years the cross country team climbed from the depths of defeat to the pinnacle of an undefeated sea¬ son. Its glittering 11-0 record is a tribute that speaks for itself. 139 Joe Dechene, Vinnie Smith Mark Creamer, Coach Adams, Mike Modica Gymnastics Performing in relative .obscurity the Bulke- ley gymnastics team took great strides this year. Dedicated to improvement no matter how slight, the boys practiced meticulously and when the final meet was over walked away with their heads,held high, as winners should. ■ 140 Kneeling: Mike Rossano, Bobby Gerena, Anthony Smith, Kevin Hightower, Alex Garcia, Henry Mann, Lang¬ ston Johnston. Standing: Julio Rodriguez, Mr. Lyons, Coach DiChiara, Ernie Walker, Kevin Conneely, John Dyson, Frank White, Fred Rosado, Kenny Hightower, Mr. Willin, Mr. Raffalo. Basketball The basketball team rallied at the close of the season and qualified for the state tourna¬ ment. The scoring of Fred Rosado, the defense and hustle of Bobby Gerena, and the all-around ability of Kevin Conneely will be difficult to replace but the Bulldogs have quite a potential for success in 1979. 142 : 1 A ii, v - p i ' P V ' y 1 i n uh ' , V ' - ■ i 144 First row: David Perez, Ralph Dominguez, Joe Allaire, Ted Pizzo, Peter Caruso. Second row: Frank Cooney, Jon Polly, John Rose, Carlos Rodriguez, Mike Flaherty, Darryl Collier, Mark Pawliczko, Greg Sargis, Orlando Mar¬ quez, Anibal Lopez. Third row: Coach Brophy, Kitch Barnicle, Lolene Leduc, Dave Serpliss, Dave Hajdasz, Mik e McDonald, Manuel Acosta, Fran Kijek, Joe Birch. Fourth row: Richard Dickey, Rimas Kapeskas, Tim Curtin, Robert Wolinski, Kevin Collier. Absent: Mr. Cerins, Angel Vazquez, Abel Colon, Lisa Barone. iwimmin The swim team had a flair for the dra¬ matic. Each meet seemed to come down to the final relay before Bulkeley emerged victorious. Mark Pawliczko led an assault on the BHS record book and together with the other captains, Mike Flaherty and Darryl Collier, led the Bullfrogs through a thrilling year. 145 Back row, L to R: Diane Harris, Tina Dukes, Annie Torza, Tracy Callahan. Middle row, L to R: Rebecca King, Myra Medina, Lori Benefield. Front row, L to R: Captains Andi Hernandez ' and Sheila Rhone. Absent: Susan Flynn. The Girls’ Basketball team entered the 77-78 season facing the difficult task of rebuilding their team. The squad was led by senior co-captains Sheila Rhone and Andi Hernandez who displayed their skills on the court throughout the season. ■ I 4 ■ d $■ 148 149 Girls‘ f Gymnastics Back row, L to R: Coach Elizabeth Gemitti, Mgr. Pam Brittney, Claudia Hernandez, Maria.DeFelice, Constance Smith, Shooshik Hadverty, Kim Gilbert, Lourdes Laboy, Cheryl Evans, Mgr. Gilberto Morales. Front row, L to R: Mimi Perez, Lorie Damon, Mary Flaherty, Erin Gammons, Chris Stepian, Mary-Jo Graliano, Renee McNeil, Pati Dionne, Joyce Wilkie, Sandra Coco, Lucy Cianci, Lori Gianto- The cold precisio.n of strength and balance together with the fluid motion of ballet com¬ bined to make Girls’ Gymnastics a most beautiful sport. Bulkeley was well repre¬ sented this year by a team full of potential and the time to develop it. 0 ■ IgT-V H Mte.v, . 9 ■ J8f ....• 9 KMHHl m t . tic- ni w 151 Wrestling The wrestling team completed yet another in a succession of fine seasons. The seniors, Manny Rose, Charles Ferguson, Ray Cruz, Vinnie Smith, and Santiago Gonzales not only left impressive records to serve as goals for future wrestlers,-but were sportsmen in the true sense of the word, ' First row: Orlando Laboy, Justo Marrero, Bemie Reyes, Jesus Delvalle, Hermino Miranda, Jose Arroyo, Jose Rivera. Second row: Giancarlo Cianfaglione, Mike Sposito, Dwayne Taylor, Lorenzo Bouier, Angel Miranda, Chris Richardson, Dallas Anderson, Israel Caro. Third row: Debra Byrd, Manny Escalona, Mike Rossano, Barbara Smith, Theresa Miller, Melvin Brown, Wilfredo Colon, Alberto DeJesus, Carlos Restrepo, Gary Thomas, Ricky Collazo, Raymond Haley, Jose Rivera, Coach Martin. Absent: Marcellino Laureano, Jose Jiminez, Steven Little, Charles Lopez, Samuel Emmanueli, Unique Merritt, A1 Moon, Lisa Mason, Dan Mecca. Indoor Track Scrambling for practice time in a crowded winter gym, the indoor track team neverthe¬ less managed to run off a string of victories that once again established Bulkeley as a team to reckon with in track and field. 154 hhhhb 1 j • f if g, •■ 7 t : . k - Ikt-- -ir-r: M r; .y -.-r: ■1 1 Kneeling: George Escalone, John Pappas, Ted Pizzo, Frank Servidone. Standing: Robert Ferrer, Mark Pawliczko, Kevin Hightower, Rimas Kapeskas, Joe Pavone, Ted Wilkos, Coach Raffalo, Trevor Roberts. Missing: Will DeLuca. Led by first year Coach Robert Raffalo the tennis team took to the courts. With the passing weeks the players developed their skills and confidence to the point where they were ready to face any challenge. Golf Golf is the sport where an individual struggles not so much against an opponent but against the course itself. It is this type of sport that requires the utmost in concentration. The Bulkeley golfers were able to concentrate on winning, and that they did often. 62 Girls ' Softball Ui Back row, L to R: Coach Billie Duval, Carol Stevens, Miriam Vega, Rachel Gerstein, Richelle Ran- ney, Toni Barber, Maria Giancola, Serena Lockwood, Vicki Zinoviev, Judy Schiavone. Front row, L to R. Eldimyra Cruz, Vivian Novo, Kathy Burke, Cheryl Rodriguez, Sandra Cardonna, Jane Stabler, Jo- Anne Floridia. Under Ms. Duval the soft- ball team sought to correct mistakes that had plagued it in seasons past. If Ready To learn and eager to play, the girls took great strides forward in their move upward. 5 r ' , ’1 rr ” ' Tennis anyone? 165 TT n I rack Track teams are made up of individuals per¬ forming their specialty for the cause of the team. Bulkeley’s array of talent in all events was matched only by the spirit and dedica¬ tion with which the athletes participated. 167 First row: Steve Hajdasz, Gino Zerio, Pete Poliski, Mike Walton, Dan Gradante. Second row: Spiro Maher Carlo Monaco, Tony Trienis, Cruz Gonzales, Ruben Matos, Gino Caro. Third row: Coach Kokinis, Bob Gerena, George Cocola, Jose Morales, Bruno DeNovellis. Baseball Strong pitching, tight defense, and offensive firepower are the elements which, when combined, bring victory. It was such a com¬ bination that enabled the Bulldogs to sweep the city series and gain a berth in the state tournament. 168 Cheerleading Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspira¬ tions. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believing them and try to follow where they lead. L. Alcott . . Mr. Walter E. Blake .Sherry Bifolck Christine Dalenta .Bonnie Gutowski Theresa Jaronczyk Carmela Fabi John Barnicle Joan Sinisgalli Janet Flynn Christine Demkowych .Steven Burke Catherine Cieri Marcia Evelyn Carol Marziale Lori Karsky Alice Pizzo Mary Pace Beatriz Rcstrepo Dianne Sevigny Martha Tesluk Ann Vincenzo .... Mr. Robert Sulick . . . . Mrs. Anita Karsky and “Flash” o y k o 11 174 Eat Call When Delicious You Leave Pizza Pies Your Home And It Will Be Hot Oven Ready Upon Grinders Arrival Richard Staron, Phone Prop. 247-0234 Have It Your Way — Class of “78” BURGER KING 70 Airport Road Hartford, Conn. 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