Bulkeley High School - Class Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1981 volume:

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BERNARD SIMMONS BONNIE TERRIO snu exam ARTHUR PEPIN DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSON MARY CAFFREY CHARLOTTE CAGAN ANN VIOLA READING SUE LOSEE FREDELLE MAYNARD A FRIEND: Of all the people you will know in a lifetime, you are the only one yt will never leave or lose, to the question of your life, you are the only ai To the problems of you you are the only solutic MARIA MASCARO HH ROBERT PISARSKI JANE RIZZA WILLIAM SARR Literature always anticipates life. It does not copy it, but moulds it to its purpose. RITA SCHOR Oscar Wilde JOAN SHEA CHERYL SHERLOCK MICHEAL BRESCIA READING VICTOR BRYNGA READING Mr, Brynga, a sincere and dedicated teacher, shall be sorely missed at Bulkeley High School. His death repre¬ sents a deep sense of loss to all who knew him, but happy Memories will remain in the hearts of those who found J°y in his presence. CHARLOTTE FASI READING BRAD AMES JOHN BOOTH So little done GERALDINE LACKER DOMINIC CASTAGNA DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSON NAZMIARANITI WALTER BLAKE CARLO MAGNO GRAHAM MARTIN ELINOR PEASE LAURA PELS DANIEL RICCIO CHARLES WAGAR SCIENCE PAUL GIANGRAVE DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSON LUCILLE BLUE ROBERT COLANGELO ARLINE BRICK JAMES JOHNSON RICHARD GARDINER EDWARD KORISKY ALFRED PHILLIPS JOSEPH WALL VIRGINIA ZUCKER HISTORY JEAN HUNCIKER DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSON GEORGE GRISEVICH ALAN MOONEY MARGARET SAPEGA MILTON VANVLACK — Malkom S. Forkes THOMAS LYONS FELIX KARSKY STEVE MORELL pe nor iatcl JOSEPH CIAMPA DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSON TANYA DAILEY ROSA DIGREGORIO ANTHONY DIPIETRO SANTINA SMITH GENEVIEVE WOOLLEY WILLIAM CANCEL pallpB eipe bsb3bbbb itmMraQM: ELLEN VALAITIS JUNE ARNOLD JEAN DEVINE FRANCES DELUCCO LOUISE DRUFFNER EDWARD MITCHELL ROBERT SULICK MARY TURNER The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon but only to hold a man’s foot long enough to put the other somewhat higher. Thomas Huxley PATRICK BARNETT ROBERT GARVEY JOSEPH BRADLEY VINCENT PALOMBIZIO JAMES SUITOR RAFAEL LOPEZ DEPARTMENT HEAD MARLENE PEREZ MIGDALIA CRUZ FRANCES SANCHEZ NOREEN GRAY ROSE ITALIA HIGHER WILLIAM CASEY RONALD GATTINELLA LYNDA CALLO ROBERT SAMPL JUDY LYONS MARIE ELTERICH AMADOR MOJICA MULTIHAN DICAPPED LISA RADLER Practice what you know and it will help you to discover what you do not know. Rembrandt PRISCILLA BERGETHON I BARBARA DALY ements about Human Beings that are true: That all alike and that all are different. One those two facts all ounded. JEAN DeBELLIS — Max Van Doren .ceve: TV DEBORAH HORRIGAN PHILLIP KEARNEY PETER KOKINIS JOANLUSA BILLIE DUVAL The best-kept secret in America today, is that people would rather work hard for something they believe in than enjoy a pampered idleness. — John W. Gardner KATHLEEN HUTCHINS FRANK MANCUSO DORCI NEWMAN HENRY KRESKE BAND DIRECTOR JEANETTE SAUNDERS CHOIR DIRECTOR JANIS VAN LACK HEALTH ANN CARMODY 1NURSE DIETICIAN Ol « HOME ECONOMICS MARY HARTMAN DEPARTMENT HEAD MARGARET CUNNANE DAWN PARADIS NANCY SUYDAM SPEECH AND HEARING CARLO FORESI DEPARTMENT HEAD DOMINICK DICICCO TERRY JACKSON CLARENCE ROANE WORK STUDY VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE SIGUN DEMAN KARL ROBINSON LIBRARY GERALDINE BARTON rita McCarthy HELEN HELLER MERCIA PAUL A book is the only place in which you can examine a fragile thought without fearing it will go off in your face. It is one of the few sources left where information is saved up without the silent black noise of a head¬ line or the hullabaloo of a commercial. It is one of the few havens remaining where a man’s mind can get both provocation and privacy . . . — Edward P. Morgan MILDRED LEBOWITZ SENIORS Manuel Acosta Diaperman,” “Manny ' Thanks Momi and Papi . . . Friends . . . 10 23 80 . . . 75 , . . Cameosis . . . Disco . . . Cruisin’ . . . Mr, Hardware . . . Rollerskating . . . Marc’s . . . B.B.F.B_S.C.D.A_Ann. Wandy Alicea “Moji” Good-by Puerto Rican. Good-hy Mrs. Cruz. I’ll never forget you and all the good times ... I made it at last. Robin J. Amara “Roby” “78”-36 Lewis St.-Freshman Year. Parting-Moving-Dancing. Reuni tie-Art(Dn)-“Proms”- Clothing Class-Good Times-Roy 5-3-80 Forever Good Luck . . . Bulkeley. Evaristo Araujo Katherine Ann Barnicle Reenie, Irmy The Dinner Club!, Car Wash, Fat Cow!, Slurp! Slurp! DHJ JCMBKGS, Elton John, Together Forever ,’81, Right here Deb! , . . horseback riding, Come Back, soon Ilcey!!! Maria Esther Ayala “(Eee) The Twins” “To be happy is to accept things in life.” Good Luck to all my friends. Maria De Lourdes Ayala “(Dee) The Twins” Happiness is sharing with one another.” The fun and hap¬ piness we spent together, the memories will never pass. Real Laurent Blais Samuel Bolorin Sonia Ivette Astacio Do not accumulate money; accumulate Friends. I Love you all and I hope you all make it. S.C.D.S., pres. . . . DUKES . . . pzpmcmcvrc . , . MILLER . . . Spose’ to ... 69 club, pres. . . . SWIM . . . SHEIKS . . . Thanks Mr. Brophy . . . Roadtrips . . . “The Wall” . . . Fridays OFF . . . Brew . . . Pumpkins . . . CLASS OF 81 “GREAT.” George E. Bouthet, Jr. “Hor-Hay Geo” Robert Burke “Out here at the perimeter there are no stars; out here we is stoned emaculate.” Susie Q; The Grateful Dead; The Doors. Rosanna Burgio “Burger” L.Z., E.E., S.G., M.C., Beach, “Mr. $” ... Fine ... 10 “Bo” . . . Summer “79” A.F., C.W., T.M., C.M., L.R., ... Jolene Elizabeth Burr “Joe-Joe’s, J.P.” Remember the Past Dream of Tomorrow But Live for Today Salvatrice Calafiore “Sally” R. P., A.D., B.C., A.F., D.G., T.S., Oh!, What a Night! Oc¬ tober 25, 1980, E.M., M.L., S. C., February 14, 1980, T.G. Maria Capasso Best Friend SG “Roller Skating’’ E.E. R.B. TI “Florida “Disco’ “Spring of 79” “New Year’s Eve” “Cruisin’’ “DELUCCO” “October 1 9, 80” Tracey Ellen Callahan “Space-Trace” Pavilion ’80 . . . Joey P. . . . Yukon 100% . . . Summer ’79 . . . HNB . . . Stairs . . . MRKDJJMAMP KOBKIBCSDHCMPCFL . . . ‘SEB’ . . . Thanks JNB ... CJCDKC . . . JBF . . . Whip it Good! . . . PWMJG . . . Coke Adds Life . . . BobEd . . . rs nn’s house. Alicia Caez Adelaida H. Byrd “Pedie” Joseph Calafiore ' ‘Italian Stallion 5 ' Always reach to the highest star. Dream the impossible dream, and go for it. Never be satisfied for seconds!! M.G. A.C. S.G. S.B. S.G. R.P. M.R. D.C. V.C. “What a Blast!” “Florida” Spring of 1979 wrench gang S.G.J.C.S.F.W.Z.M.G. Amato Capossela The Beach, Spring of ’80 A.C., JC, MG, SG, PB, CB. Summer °f 80 ... Camping what a disaster. Betzaida Cartagena “Betsy” Yolanda Susanna Cardona March 7, 1979 ... I Love You George L. Jonathin J. Carter Dominick Conaci “Dom”, “Monowese”, “Mike” Peter W. Caruso “Snowman” “Now, before we end and then begin, we’ll drink a toast to how it’s been.’ v -%B. Joel Pamela Gail Collier If you love something let it go, if it comes hack it’s yours, if it doesn ' t it never was. Cristobal Concepcion Ronald Chance Walker Lee Cauley “Howbird Lee” Lunchtime; cakes!. . . . N.M.CAD. . .The Fellas!!! BHC . . . L. Moody M. . . . Do the Right Things!! Hello Baby! ... If the future does belong to the efficient, then it truly belongs to the students of B.H.S. Frank Sal Conaci ’68 Firebird, To All My Friends Good Luck in the Future. Felicita Conde Luz E. Conde “Dolly” Ladies of the 80’s, Soul Shack, Mundi to, Mike, And the best times of my Senior Year. Love Ya Gattinella. Louise Barbara Conway William Clark Sal and Fel 2-28-77 and still going strong. Good luck to all my friends. Felicita Collazo “Fel” Shawna C. Cleary “Shan-na” Put Christ First Above All Your Problems and Ya’U Go Far in Life! Sara Susan Cocola Reflections of “79-80’!! ... Thanks T.V.Z. . . . KVMRFKB- JBKD, Sage Allen, Blood 11 5 80, “Memories that won‘t erase stay forever now”. David J. Cordeiro “Head” Yukon J. . .The BestS.L.F. 55 Doris Claudia Datil “Bombie” “Be Honest and You Will Live in Peace.” Good Luck to All My Friends in Bulkeley . , . The Twins . . . Marisol Cruz. Pictures are Pictures The Past is the Past But Remember the Memory That Will Always Last. Jacqueline Davison Leocadio Cruz “Jelly bean” Beat South 8-6, 21 points against Maloney, The Fellas, Donnie, Chill Will, 2 T.D. against Torrington. Michelle D. DeCarlo Marisol Cruz “Mari” Beach Bum . . . Chem Lab . . . 17 ... Friends . . . LDBPLZC- CMDCP ... ON ICE ... C’est La Vie! . . . ITS . . . 10:00 pm “YTRFDWTLOMR” ‘INKLLTB” ... 7th Period ... 185 . . .MS.S.R.F., M.C., M.D., A.F., . . . Also ToL.C.. . .CC 1 .. . E. W.F., T.P., Michael. . . Commodores. J.M. W.G., F. R., N.R., D.M_Mello Yelllo. Take Your Time. Carmen M. Cuadra Vincent C. DeCaro “Vinny” BY . . . MD . . . MC . . . LC JP . . . LD . . . CD . . . LZ MT ...ITS ... Blue Vega Nova . . . Where to next? Space Cadet . . . Bing. The world is lull of kings and queens who blind your eyes and steal your dreams. It’s heaven and Hell. Christine Blythe DePlacito “Chris” gob ... 7 1 78, “Honest to God!”, Close Encounters of the first Kind!, Black Beauty, Sun¬ day Morning Football, Junior Prom with K.G. and F.G., My Hon Forever. Tina Marie DesJardins | My many thanks to my teacher, Mrs. Bergethon for making me an independent person. Rosario Diaz “Rosco”, “Rosie” Soccer . . . Concerts 80 . . . Mr. Magno . . . NUBS CSMFHF . . . Guys.. . Blondes ... I told you so- Sandy . . . Sunday Night. . . Champagne . . . California Here I Come . . . GOALI POWER.. . SOCCER Luisa DiCesare Friends . . .MDCSCCMDLZTP . . . Chem Lab . . . Florida ’80 ... On Ice ... JOD ... ITS .. . 10:00 pm . . . Snickers . . . Smile . , . MiMi . . . Vega . . . Boom . . . Senioritis. Alfredo Diaz ! Leo DiSanzo Oh-Yeah! 74 Dart No R., it’s still my turn, Yukon Jack, Miller, Wango Tango, Haf- fenreffer. To R.S.M.A. Janet Diaz “Jeannie” “Dec 78”, Charlie Maria Angela DiSanzo C.C., L.Z., M.C., Y.P., M.D., L. D., K.C., . . . 6th Period history, ‘upside down’! . . . Bik¬ ing . , , Pizza Parties . . . Pep. Patties . . . Thanks “C” . . . M. M .-great summer! . . . TYTADIR . . . Good Luck to All in the Future. 57 Roberto Fammartino David Brian Ficocelli “Fie” ABBA . . . Antique Cars . . • 1961. M ★ A ★ S ★ H Sunkist . . . Yesterday . . . Good Luck in the Future Class of Danny Donahue Angela Failla “Ange” Memories . . . Chem Lab ... Jr. Class Picnic . . . Beach ... 515 .. . J.O., R.G., R.R., R.Z., R.F. . . . Thanks R.S. . . . Good Luck in the Future. Lori Ann Donofrio Rosemary C. Failla “Rose” “Ro” “Friends are Forever”. . . . Data Rm. VZ-SC . . . “Still,” “All That Jazz” . . . JJ, VN, -CM, CP, RR, JO, RG, CK, TE, LD . . . Italian 4H-MD, MC, TF, MC, and Mrs. S ... So Long Bulkeley! Kevin, March 14,80, April 18; M.Van Halen, Zep. ZZ Top. “Mic” “Darts” “Weekends” The Who “Light” Carolyn Annette Doughtie NMWCJWEAKVMRD . . . Ver¬ mont . . . Yankees . . . Steelers .. . CWRGLSTDRHDPMJ ... Star Wars II JW? . . . Europe . . . Mr. D . . . E.W.F. The world is 3 before you, need not take it or leave it as it was when you came in. James Kathy Ann Downy “Kat” Tom 3 18 79, Caddy, Highland, Summer of 79, Dubious, Schoolyard, The Stairs, HNB, Good Times, T.C., R.F., K.K., K.K., Dropouts. Anthony Fierro “Tony,” “Ant “Champions of Weekend Foot¬ ball at G.P.”, “Prentice Disci¬ ple” ‘‘Dallas Cowboys” “Chobar-VS-Fulcrum” Summer of 7 9 . . . Memories . . . Italy . . . N.T. Emilia Carmela Efici S.G. M.C. R B. L.Z. C.M. A.F. Surprise Party, Beach, Movies, Steno Class, “H” pass, Caldor, Prom Night Umberto Tom, “Ti Amo”. Cherly Denise Evans “Tiggy” Nelson Alves Figueiredo “Vilas” Last Year of School. Senior Math . . . Physics ... 1 get by on a little help from friend Kwon . . . Austin, T. . . Bye. Theresa Esposito Judith Marie Estanislau “Judi” 12 5 79, “Trinity 78” . . . S. Coop . . . Duane, 1 23 80 . . . Pick a goal in your life and let it be the light of your future. Santo Finoeehiaro Just when you thought you had life’s puzzle all put together, someone hands you another piece. Mary Theresa Flaherty “Cream Puff” Riverside Gang-Nubs-6 :3 0 - Special-Susan, Tracy, Claude, Helene, David, Jose, Dwayne, Chris, cone-Phalls 10-10-80- Later-Bye! ! 59 Enrico Fontanazza “Rick” ’71 Caddy ... 75 Cutlass Supreme . . . TFT . . . Ted Nugent . . . Yank Me Crank Me . . . Led Zeppelin . . . “Prentice Disciple” . . . “The Wall” . . . “Green Grass and Hightides Forever” Lucia Flores Diane Garcia “Dimples” Accept me as I am-only then will we discover each other. Noris Fontanez Pedro Junior Garcia “Pedrito” Finishing Bulkeley High School is only the beginning. I did it as a bulldog, but it’s a nice being. Fernando Garcia Noreina Deborah Frederick “Debby” If you walk through life’s storm with hope in your heart you will never walk alone. Rex G. July 1, 1979-forever cooch. Evelyn Franco “Evee” Lucy Sebastiana Ganci “Giggles” By Evelyn Franco. Love. Someone who loves another per¬ son; and Intense Affection. To feel love come here, my love A love of money. A beloved Per- Sonia Margarita Garcia “Wise Pearl” Roger Giadone To R.F.A.F.R.R.R.Z. Mr. P. A.M.C.C.U. John F. Ogden 2 2 80 SOe O. 6 19 80 “76 Sport Coupe” “74 Charger” Airplane Construction “CH.O.BAR” “FRWW Bird” “Long Live Rock” Thanks Bulkeley. Spirit of Class of 1981 mad e Bulkeley’s Bulldogs 1. Mean, Tough and rough we got, 1981 will never be forgot. Sebastian Garofalo “Subby” “S.O.M.F.”, “B.O.H.I.C.” Goalie, “Wrench”, “The Doors” . . Jim Morrison . . . L.A. Women. “Led Zeppelin” . . . Girls, Prom, Beach . . . KimD. Soccer 79-80 . , . Pals Santo, Wes . . . “Bye” Sylvia Giovannucci Maria Greco Kim Marie Gilbert Best Friends M.C., E.E., Disco!! “Delucco’s Class,” Florida, “What a Party,” October 5, 1980; “Two Mouths Are Better Than One M.C.S.G. Jeffrey Gieselbreth Fran . . . 9-10-77 ... “I Don’t Know!” . . . Teddy Bear . . . Monte Carlo . . . Sunday Morn¬ ing Football . . . Remember Junior Prom with F.G., C.D., and R.V. . . . Canada “Summer of 80” Diane Lynn Gilbert “Di”’ Wayne 9 12 80 “Wild and Crazy Couple” Canada “80” . . . Shera . . . Crazy Ant . . . Tubby Tiger . . . Frosty . . . Best Friends M.M., C.B., M.C. . . ■ “What the Hell!!” Willie E. Greer Nancy Esther Gonzales “Freckles” Maribel Gonzales “Sweet Mary” Love is a Many Splendor hings.” I Love My Family and riends. Justo J. Marrero . . . Dec. 21, 1979 ... Remember the 28th . . . Babes, you made it all possi¬ ble and I Love You! ... N.R. and F.R. . . . Remember the Good Times Bowling, Roller¬ skating and Everything Else . . . When you are determined to do something, don’t leave it half I Love You John . . . Dinner Club, TCJJMAIBCMKBCMBK . . . Don’t forget the good times! Harley . . . ,69 Club, Slurp! Slurp! To the Best! Always and Forever Ace. Shooshik Haghverdi “Wonder Woman” James Rodney Hagins “J.R.” “Rocky Baby” Priscilla Hall California . . . Los Angeles . . . Bonaventure . . . Chicago “80” Convention . . . M.M. . . . Hukela . . . Beaches . . . Shop¬ ping . . . Junk Food . . . Dorth . . . Rocky Neck . . . “When I Need You” . . . Aries . . . Ciarra . . . “B”-N.O. I like to say good luck Class of 81. And to some of my friends. Jay, Kayla, Missy, Tracy. So Long Ladies. JR. Andrew Steve Hawryluk “Herb” Uke 1 Ash Hey What’s Up?? The Stones, Zappa for President Sun Feast ’80, Sno-birds, Har ford V.B. Rules, Wht? Huh? Forgot!!! Chevies 4-ever. Donell Albert Henry “Benny Hill” Broken Wrist Against Windsoi 2nd Football Game. “No 12 (Touchdown St. Paul “Sagittarius” Claudia J. Hernandez “Claude” John . . . Aug 27 th .. . JCH . . Dec. 30th . . . Anthea . . . “Th Mount” . . . SL, MF . . . Trac . . . Sept 26th . . . Our day wil come, sharing memories o yesterday, today and tomorrow. Dessertine Lenese Harvey Deborah Lee Hadzopulos “Debbie”, “Deb” Raymond Charles Kaiser To Some People I Care Much About Who Have a Couple More Years in Bulkeley. In to a Teacher I Care Much About Mellissa Welborn. Kayla, James H., Miss Horrigan. Tow Ninces, Cousin and Best Teach. Best of Luck in the Future. Huff Class of 81 Brian G. Keaveny Michael John Improta “Mike” The Boss, M.S.G., The Bo- zone, The Street, Hockey 1, C-Bone Rest., Somf, Florida, Misquamicut ’80. E.H., T., A.N.D.S.H.T April; The Girl with the Red Hair and Gorgeous Eyes Makes Me Think of a Beautiful Sunrise. Monaca C.C., ML,CB,RI, April, Kim, Lisa, The Italia -E-American Playboy. Jean Ann Jaronczyk “Jeannie” Michael George Kerr “G” Man I would just like to wish all my friends the best of luck, and may all your dreams of life come Greg 2 23 79 ... Tracey D . . . Cool . . . Big Splash . . . S.C.D.S. . . . Dinner Club . . . The Carwash . . . PWTC . . . Mitz . . . Jean the Bean . . . Ever So Special-Mr. Brophy . . . There’s no tomorrow like ours today. Rebecca E. King “Becky” Trevor Antoine Johnson “Jim Jones” John . . . Irene, Slurp! Slurp! The Dinner Club. J.J.D.H. Ar! Ar! Ar! . . . Riding, Later. Thanks to my family, and the teachers at Bulkeley who helped guide me in the right directions.” Susan M. Leishman “Sue” April 22 ... Love to Helene, Mary, Cheryl, Fela, Claudia, and Anthea . . . Thanks Mrs. Paradis. Moody (Little One) ... 6 th Period Clothing . . . Thanx for Everything Karen and Mom. George Luis Leon Yvette Alice Levesque Soccer’s my ball, Chapo are for me! Like Eddie of HPHS No R-r-r-really!! Barbara Mae Lingsweiler “Barb, Babe” “If you want learning, you must work for it.” Christine Monica Klapatch “Chris” L 1L JlHI i ?wm Beach Barefooter . . . Unicorns t, . . . Hobbits . . . Focus . . . Green! ... Wow ... “Ducky Days” . . . Confused . . . Serious? . . . Bikin and Hikin Kee . . . Strawberry Fields-Forever Joseph John Kmiec ijSJ p Cool and Have A Good §|g Life Everybody. H ' C.I ! Randy Knight £ M k .... Joanne Kruk fisS Wb iiplS I: • i, i Ivonne Lebron Ingrid Lebron Sebastiana LaRosa “Sabina” Smile! LM,BM,FC,AM,AC,V Fun Party. “FC 1” Feb. “Piano Piano . . .” Reunite . M M’s. Good Luck Everyone Joanne Marie Langdo Lester Barry Love “B. Love” ★Gonna Be a Star. ' A Nicola Lorusso “Nicky-Pooh” Dial Night and Day WSallyW Soccer 1 Sailors Do It Better- J.L., A.G., S.B., C.B., M.O., Airport at Night. -Navy- Mattlyn Elaine Little “Matty-Matt” Eric 9 15 79 ... Together 9 25 MBSOMHOW . . . Wilderness ’78 ... . . . Bonnie, Olive, Brownstone, Lorien’s . . . M.N.,C.E„ L.L., . Love . . . Memories. Jay Litchfield Eternal . . . . Volleyball Evie . . . . I.O.L. Family Kevin Thomas Malizia “Maliz” S.O.M.F. . SHORE Lines... YUKON. . . MSG. . . DFWU. . . “Irish”. . . 5th period critics- MDMD . . . The Boys- BKDFDCMDMCTCSFJTJMKM -— 1 ¥ % i ay i ■. I ■fclj 1 l Janies Lynch “Jim” Chris Mantziaris “The Greek,” “Christakouli” Dial night and day . . . GMC 4x4 . . . Four Wheeling . . . The Blue Door . . . N.L., A.G., J.S., M.I. Dukes . . . SCDS . . . Heineken . . . Asuga . . . Get a Job . . . Freaky Beaky . . . Spose’ to . . . Save It . . . Best Buddies PZ, CV, PM, GB . . . Vum’s . . . Gambl¬ ing Takes a Beating . . . Lunch Time . . ■ “The Greek” . . . “Pumpkins at Halloween” . . . “California Girls” 68 Carol Marie Martin Lisa Adelaide Mason “Sweetstuff” Caterina Masi “Cathy” R.S., I.S., R.R., . . . Sophomore Year . . . Study Hall . . . R.S. Between Classes . . . I.S. 1st Period , . . Mr. Pisarski 4th Period . . . R.B. E.E. 11 9 78 Guy ... The Bat- mobile . . . MA-TC-JJ-DH-JJ-RF . . . Dotty . . . State Building . . . The Brophy Bunch . . . “You’ve Got a Friend” . . . Sports . . . “Harbor Lights” . . . “Victor” ... 23 Everybody wants to be somebody but they can’t seem to see the Forest for the trees. We can’t let our past hold back our future.. Daisy M. Merced Nidda Luz Melendez Walter Mendez Dallas T.D. . . . Dr. Pepper . . . Yankees R.G-W.L.C.C.A.D. J.A.W.S. M.C. K.G.V.M. . . . Vermont . . . Vitalis . . . How- bird? . . . Star Wars II . . . Earth, Wind and Fire . . . Always and Forever . . . “Hold Fast to Dreams” 69 Libra, 5 ' 6” Eddie L . . . Friend Noemi M , . . Good Luck to All Sandra Dee Miller “Sandy” Be what you are and not what others may want you to he and you’ll succeed. Leticia Morales “Tisa” Herminio Miranda “Junior” I will always remember the nice times I spent in Bulkeley H.S. and I’ll never forget them. Remember the best teachers that always helped me alot, BL,RL+BL,M.P. Thank You! Isambika Mihelis Crystal Lynette Moss “Ting” Joanne M. Morin Class of 81 ... Frenchie . . . Beach Bum . . . Rock ’n Roll . . . Roller Skating Nights. Y.L., J.B., S.M., R.M., J.W. Marines Cute Real Cute! It’s Just Routine! j Vincent E. Minnifield Sandra Joyce Montinieri; My Friends and to All the Young “Sandy” Men in Bulkeley High. Summer of ’79 + ’80 Nov 10 Marcello, Paris, Cindy, Vern, Manfred, Sam. 70 Cheryl Rae Mumford “Ikey” I love you. Turtle . , . Love to Jeannie, Reenie, Debbie and Sue . . . Carwash . . . Dinner Club . . . John Bonham Lives . . . Go¬ ing to California Arline Murphy Diana Lilan Montes “Dayana” Paul Misseri “The Gambler” Dunes . . . Dpose to uet a juu ... 69 Club . . . Best Friends, CV CM, PZ, GB . , . Fridays at the Beach ... I Vant My Money . . . Take Your Beating . . . Budweiser . . . Led Zeppelin Lives on a Stairway to Heaven. Josephine Cynthia Mollica “Cindy” Good Luck to all my friends in the future, Sandy Marcello, Paris, Vern, John, Sam, Emilia, Rosanna, Maria C., Sylvia-Love, Cindy. Tracy Denise Murray “Space Trace”, “Tray” To all the fellows. To Crystal and Bay hanging buddies. To Afterschool and During Ac- Vera Marie Muscedere tivities C.M., A.D., J.L. Class of ’81 ... Zeppelin . . . Stairway to Heaven . . . Brazil 80! ... H.H. . . . Party Time! MO,BK,MR,TZ,MM,TK,DM . . . “You can’t always get what you want” . . . “Dream On” 71 AnneMarie Eva Ouellette Vicente G. Novo ‘’Coqui”, “Coke” 5 3,4 80 . . . CH-o-Bar . . . A.R., M.A., R.C., S.S., April Vacation ”81” 11 7 81 . . . All the Beautiful Girls at Bulkeley High . . . “Spose To” . . . Talk to me Baby! Kevin John O’Connor Kevin O’ John F. Ogden Mirek Oldzie 5th and Final Stop. Thanks Had¬ docks, GM, R- -the F’s ... 1 won’t do it so don’t try it . . . End it here and now or continue it forever. 1 ! ■ i Mary C. Paiva “Shorty” Carmen Pardo Carmen T . . . Maribel M . . Ricky R . . . The Jokes on th Lockers . . . Friday Night Sept. 5 . . . Ramdai Lolita Parmanand Love comes and love goes, bi love that is tender will alwa flow. Good luck to our class i 11 Carol Mary Pietrycha Jolanta Paul M.D.B.P.L.D.C.C.C.K.R.F. . . . Green?! . . , Gotta Work . . . MJA . . . Strawberries 500 . . . Really!! . . . MD, RliBaekache . . . Did You Study! ... On the Rocks-Sunsets Vivian M. Perez Vivi John Pleasent “Pleas” one Ricardo Ramos Solese Mischelle Peroza Hollywood To climb the ladder of success, one must have ambition and determination. I have both! With these as my guide, I know someday I will be somebody achieving all I want out of life to its fullest because I am Somebody!! Elmer Patricia Rawlins Bay-Hay Barbara Jean Peterson Barb Be motivated to do what you think is right. Even though others might not agree. Respect your own feelings. Beachbaby . . . Mich . . . Rosa . . . LDCC . . . Pizza. . . Vega . . . Skating . . . Italy 81 . . . Friends Always . . . Take Your Time, Do Carmen Denise Heal Denise” 1477. A Special Day. ilia Capri with special mamma and pappa La . Special moments, a sane, with people I love. Easte peopl Rosa rose Cho-Bar . . . Peckerhead . . . Prentice Disible . . Just You and Me Against the World . . . and We’re Gonna Get Clobbered. Niltla L. Resto “Resto” One of the real joys of our life is having friends and keeping in touch with them. Esther Reyes Think of Today there might be no Tomorrow. Proms . . . Senior, Junior, Senior Rollerskating . . . Bowl¬ ing, T-Bird . . . Number 3 . . . Soccer Balls . . . N.G., L.O., R.R.. I).M., Y.L., S.C., K.R- Frankie Rodriguez . . . May 1979. I will always remember August 1979. (Mr. Innocent) Rosa ri to Rivera “Rosa” Angelo Rizza Sung Kwan Ro Maria C. Rivera ' “Mery” Search for the gold pot at the end of the rainbow because one day you may just find it. Jose I. Rivera Victor Rios “Rene” Wanda Reyes Betzaida Rodriguez Magnolia Rodgers Nedra G. Robinson With all the problems in the world today Life is still worth living, Friends are still worth Keith Robinson having and Love is still worth giving. Mrs. Aliano, Mr. Karsky and Mr. Sulick, Bulkeley’s finest . . . Summer of ’81 here at last! 75 Elizabeth Rodriguez “Eli” Joy of Being In the Race to Be Better or Best, Miss Not the Joy of Being. Eric Rosario Isabel Rodriguez THE WAVES OF TIME ARE ENDLESS ... JUST LIKE THOSE OF FRIENDSHIP AND MEMORIES -JC Nancy Rodriguez “Na Na” The memories of ALL my friends will always he kept in my heart. Good luck in the future. Ricardo Rosario 76 Mauro G. Rondinone Jeff J. Rougvie Decadus Magazine, CRS, How’s Your TONGUE? The Look and the Troopers, Pistols, Skum, King, Be Stiff, (IS) London Call¬ ing, Fanx. Rioh-N-Lucy 81-N-83 Deborah Lynn Roussel “Debby” Although I struggled through the last four years of high school, I think I will make a fine baker. Two Roses Are Better Than One . . . Let’s Keep It That Way in the Future . . . Rosa Zocco . . . JORGAFRF . . . Casa Mia Restaurant. Maria Enid Rosa Richard S. Rodriguez “Rich-Rich” Rosemarie Rossitto 77 Evelyn Sanchez Barbara Sanchez Lillian Ivette Ruiz “Lily” “You never get a second chance to make a good impression” . . . Think how beautiful life could be when touched by love . . . Sept.7 . . . Sept. 24, Junior Joseph A, Roy Mari Smith Constance E. Smith Anna C. Sctucco Guy J. Scata 11 9 78 Carol . . . Batmobile . . . The Lake . . . Beach Boys . . . Miles from Nowhere . . . ATLANTA . . . Basketball. Carlos . . . Mrs. Newman . . . Choir . . . Though we are one, together we are two . . . Remember Me Always!! !-Nancy Ross C. Smith S.L.I.M.T Sandra Denise Smith “Short Stuff” Jay Snyder Chris . . . Bolla . . . 22 Basket hall . . . Baseball ... II Jamie Soto Life is a mystery to be lived, not a PROBLEM to be SOLVED. Seidy Sanchez S.M. . . . J.L. . . . Ross S. Nancy Santana “Sweet Thing” Happiness is in wanting what you have; not in having what you want. Richard Raymond Sandy Juan Santiago � aa� Ill IP : ' J K . l Sk ' • - : |jj|jjjl Torri Lynn Tyson Muff-Slim-Foxy James Joseph Michael Toffoli XJ.H. . . . One o’ the Boys . . . Somf! . . . Bohic! . . . Beverage! ., . M.S.G. . . . And SHT . . . gozone . . . Street . . . ‘Squam- jeut ’80 . . . Camaro . . . Restau¬ rant Lino Valentin Carmen S. Torres Jorman 2 Years Capricorn Robin K. Trimmier “Rusty”, “Bird” Love Ya, Ug Mug . , . CR . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Best Friends Always Christoba and Irish . . . “Class of 81” . . . USOQ . . . L.G_Falito Chris Valkanos “Slim,” “Christaki” Dukes . . . pzpmcmgb . . . S.C.D.S. . . . Michelob . . . Fri¬ day’s Off . . . Gambling “Take Your Beaten” . . . ,Spose to . . Send It in . . . Applications . . Get a Job . . . Best Buddy’s . . pzcmpmgb . . , Awesome . . Beatles . . . Road Trips . . Pumpkins and Hubcaps . . Class of 81 “Great” Edwin Vasquez Jorge Alberto Vazquez “El Coqui” To want to Dance is a Dream. To work at it is a reality. To achieve it is a challenge on its own. Maria Vasqi Sherry Walke Kirsten Grafin von Moltke Wood! . . . Armsmear Ghostwriter . . . Killer ' : ' ! . . . 2- Bag . . . Mavericks . . . JWCSCDNMJFOFLGWM . . . Antique . . . Vincit Qui I’atitur . . . B.O.X_O.K-Bye! Bang! Sebastian Vernali Vern,” “Subby,” “ r ine wno free Me yueen “Another One Bites the Dust” VANS Are the Way of the Future. Kwon Yi I hate English classes. South Catholic bites the dust . . . Good Luck Bulkeley Bulldog Football Team. I want to go home. Janice Ann Wolinski Woob! . . . Box-o-cheez St--Teeth . . . 6 ' 4 . . . Vermont . . . 2-Bag ... I Can Relate . . . 7 79-JC . . . Once Always . . . Bus Stop Talks . . . Breastroke . . . and I GO!!! ... Star Wars CD? Lump . . . KVMCSCKCDNM- JCSMMC+JK . . . Ok-Bye! . . . Bang!! Ludwik W ' olak Sharon Williams Peter W. Zelez “Duke” Liliana Zocco S.C.D.S.v.p. . . . “Dukes”, GB,PM,CV,CM,RN . . . Molson, v.p.Fridays Off . . . She Said “I’m Cute” . . . Road Trips . . . ,Spose to . . . Applications . . . Send It in ... Frisbee . . . “B-52,s” . . . Rock Lobster . . . Class of ’81-Awesome! Rosalie Marie Zotxo “Rosa” Wieslaw Zaleswki Skating . . . 1980 Concerts . . . Doctors and Lawyers . . . Best Friend Barbara . . . Weekends with BP,MD,CC,LD . . . Sum¬ mer of 81. Mark C. Robinson “Insane” Donna Lenice Graves To the Class of “81”, I wish lots of fun. Good Luck. Srood, Knat, I Ma Eht Drazil Gnik ... I Nac Od Gnithyna, Drynyks, Gnimmiws, Eltrut Reyals Emerpus! Maria Rosa IT IS BETTER TO HAVE ONE FRIEND OF GREAT VALUE THAN MANY FRIENDS WHO ARE GOOD FOR NOTHING Tim Brown Carmen Torres William Turner Billie “Tea” Lourdes Vega Luli May All the students at Bulkeiey have success in whatever they do . . . 24 ... Gemini Kid . . . Love, Peace, and Black Joy. To the fellows D.H. L.C. W.C. R.S. The greatest kindness we can of¬ fer each other is the truth. CAMERA SHY Johnathan Abrams Anthony Bartone Arlene Beaupre Jacqueline Blint Cecilia Branch Nancy Bustamente Conrad Chang Donna Chapman Terri Conroy Zoraido Crespo Isaac Cruz Terry Deas Luz Diaz Naida Diaz Robert Diaz Carmen Fuentes Daniel Garcia Miguel Gonzalez Norman Green Sonia Hamilton Dwayne Hickman Darryl Hicks Tyrone Jackson Krzysztof Jargilo Langston Johnson Charles Jones Penny Kelsay Michael Kissane Andrew Krockomberger Henry Labedzki Lourdes Laboy Carmen Laureano Patricia Levasseur Anibal Lopez Rosa Lopez M. Lozada Michael Lueci Joan Maleko Raymond Mangene Harry Manson Norma Marrero Rene Matos Sheena McDonald Susan Meyer Giuseppe Mollica Lina Monterosso Alfonso Morales Frankie Ocasio Joseph Onnet Loretta Owens Barbara Parent Deborah Preston Heriberto Quinonez Olga Resto Rosarita Rios David Rivera Jorge Rivera Maria Rivera Mini Maritza Robles David Rodriguez Marissel Rosa Robert Rotundo Debra Rucker Franciso Sierra Lisa Rose Stevens Joy Telemaque Carmen Torres Frances Turcotte Carlos Vasquez David Warren Andrea Walker Martin Winiarski SENIOR DIRECTORY ACOSTA, MANUEL —• Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1. 2 3. !: Baseball 1,2: Biey elf 1,2; Spanish t dub 1 . 2 , ALICEA, WANDY Puerto Rican Club 1, 2, 3, 4. AMARA, ROBIN J. Drama Club 2: .IV Cheerloading 1; YAC 4; FHA 2, 3, 4. AYALA, VIARIA i). - Softball 1. 2, 3, 4: Softball Award Moat improved Player 2. AYALA. MARIA E. - Softball 1, 2. 3, 1; Student Congress 1: Spanish Language Club I; Softball Award — Most Valuable Player 3. B A j, IREN A (rir Is ' League 1,2: Slavi • Club 2, 3. 4; French Club 3, 4; Girls’ Swimming 1, 2: Girl’s Tennis 1, 2: 3‘ reshman Representative, Sophomore, and Junior Officer. . : BARNICI.E. KATHERINE A. Tennis l, 2. 3. 4: Torch 1. 2, 3, 4; Sports Editor 3, 1; Boy’s Sw imming Manager !. 2. 3, 4; Girl’s Swimming l, 2-National Honor Society 3, 4: Thirty-Two Club .3, 1: Girl ' s League, Senior ( lass Treasurer, Student Cor press. BELL, AN THE A LA. Swimming 2. 3; Volleyball 4; Sciencr Club 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Bicycle Club 2,4: Softball 1: Girl ' s League 2. BELL, JAGQUELYN D. - - Black Awareness 1, 2. Berrios,: Jose t. — Puerto Rican ciuh 1 , 2 . BQUTHET, JR., GEORGE E, — Swimming 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1.2. 3; Bike Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Slavic Club 1, 2, 3: Vice- President junior Class; Student Congress 2, 3, . 4 • ::; 4 j j V 44, y - ; y: ; y y yyy Hy v y ' : ; y - ; : L ; BURG 10, ROSANNA — Italian Club 2. 3. 4; FBLA 1, BURR, JOLENE E — Band 1; French Club 1; Soccer 3. . . 13YRL). ADELAIDA H. FFA 1; 2 President, 3 Reporter; Student Congress 1,2. GALA FIORE, JOSEPH Italian Club 3. 4. Vice- President; Freshman Football; Soccer 2. 3. GALA FIORE. SALVATRICE — Italian Club 1, Secretary. L. yl r i :: v V, y--.-- CALLAHAN, TRACEY E, — Sophomore Class Pres; Cheerleading 1,2. 3. 4; Basketball 1,2; Sw imming 1, 2. 3. 4; M1P 2: Student Congress 2; Mayor’s Youth Commission 4; Ski Club Treas. 2. CAPASS0. MARIA — Italian Club 1, 2. 3. 4; FBLA 4: 32 Club 3, 4; Band 1,2. y VYy V.. VV GAPOSSELA, AMATO Italian Club 1. 2, 3. 4; Freshman Football; Soccer 3. CARDONA, YOLANDA S. - - Distributive Ed i, 2; FHA Ty zv y - ; Ay yyyL A A “A- y ' A A v;-v-. A - y ' CARTAGENA, BETZAIDA Softball 3. GALLEY, WALKER L. Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Chess Club 2; Black Awareness 3, 4: CDC 3. CLEARY. SMAWNA C. FBLA 4; Band 4. COCOLA, SARA S. French Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Thirty. Two Club, Tennis Team L 2, 3, 4; Uulkeley Travelers Alliance 3, 4; Junior Class Committee, Senior Class Committee Student Congress 2. 3. 4: Italian Club 2• Yearbook Staff, 1‘ uleidoscopc 1: Bloodmobib Volunteer 3; Chairperson 4; Home room Treasurer 4. COLLAZO, FELICITA. FHA L. iy A A . y COLLIER. PAMELA G. — Baud I:.! A 2. G0NAC1, FRANK S. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1 , 2 3, 4; MI3; Chess Club 1, 2. 3: Traek 3; Italian Club 4. CONCEPCION, CRISTOBAL .111. - Baseball. CON BE, LUZ F.. Cross Country 1.2.3. !. CRESPO. ALMA E. - Drama Club L: .1 A I . CRUZ, LEOCADIO - Football 1,2: Baseball 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball Club 4; Basketball Mo Improved Player 3: Student Congress 1,2. CRUZ, MARISOL Allied Health Club I. 2; Italian Club 1, 2: French Chib 2, 1; FHA 3; Honor Society 3, 4; 32 Club 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4. CUADRA. CARMEN M. — Spanish Honor Society 3; National Honor Society 3, 4: 32 Club 3, 4; Yearbook ' Bloodmobib- I: Holy Cross Book Award. DECARLO, MICHELLE D. National Honor Societi 3, 4; 32 Chib 3, 4; UConn Book A ward; Yearbook 4 : Torch 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3. 4 : Student Council ; Tennis I. 2. 3; Swimming 2: Girls’ League 1. 2; Freer Club 1,2, 3. . DEPLACTTO. CHRISTINE B. Girls League 1.2 FBLA 3. 4- Italian Club 1; Choir 1; Tennis 1 yVolleyba 1 . DESJARDINS. TINA M. FHA 3: CP Center 5. DIAZ, JANET -- Cheerleading 1: Tennis 3; Junior ■ Achievement 1; Homeroom Representative 2: Choir 2 DIAZ, ROSARIO - Girls’ Soccer 2, 3, 4; Captain; Girls’Basketball 2, 3; FBLA 3, 4; Vice President 3; - French Club 3, 4 : Spanish Club 2; Torch Staff 3, 4 : Yearbook 4 ; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Prom Chair Person: Bloodmobile 4 : Miss Porters Sphere 2. 3 4; Superw alk Rep 3: Senior Prom Usher 3. DICESARE, LUISA - National I lonor Society 3 4:3 Club 3, 1; Yearhook Editor 4; Girls ' State Delegate 3: Washington Summer Intern 3: Trinity Book Award 3; Junior Class Committee 3: Student Council Rep. 2: Homeroom Treasurer 3, 4: Italian Club 2, 3. j.; Computer Club 4; Bloodmobile 3, 4. 88 DISANZO, MARIA A. Track and Field 2. 3; Cross Country 3, 4; Italian Club 1; F’BLA 4; Band 1, 2, 3: National Honor Society 3, 4, 32 Club 3, 4; Bloodmobile 4. DOUGHTIE, CAROLYN A. -- French Club 1,2, 3, 4; Slavic 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2; FBLA 3; Girls’ League 1,2; National Honor Society 3, 4: Wise Travel Award 3; National Spanish Honor Society 2: 32 (dub 3, 4; National Merit Comment ' d Student 4; Band 1; Yearbook Staff. DOWNEY, KATHY A. Swimming 1, 2; 1)ECA 3, 4; Basketball 2: Gymnastics 3; Girls’ League 1, 2: F BLA 4. EFICI, EMILIA C. — Italian Club l, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; FBLA 4; Bloodmobile 4. ESPOSITO, THERESA — Italian Club 2, 3, 4. ESTAMSLAU, JUDITH M. — Yearbook Staff 4; FBLA 4 ; Dance Troupe 4; Bloodmobile 4; Spanish Honor Society Award. EVANS, CHERYL D. Gymnastics 1,2; Tennis 1; Volleyball 1; Girls’ League 1; Cheerleading 1,2, 4; Sophomore Vice President. FAILLA, ANGELA Italian 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 4; Bloodmobile 4. FAILLA, ROSEMARY C. Italian Club 1,2, 3, 4; FBI,A 1; Computer Club 4; Yearbook 4; Bloodmobile 3, 4; Data Room 2, 3, 4. FICOCELLI, DAVID B. Glee Club I, 2; Deca 1; Italian 1; Junior Rep. Committee. FIERRO, ANTHONY —- National Honor Society; 32 Club FIGUEIREDO, NELSON A. — French Club 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Tennis 3. FLAHERTY, MARY THERESA - Choir 2, 3, 4; FBLA 1, 3; Mgr. Boy’s Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Gymnastics 1,2, 3, 4 (eapt. 4): Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4. FONTANAZZA, ER1CO F ' ootball 1; National Honor Society; 32 Club; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. F RANCO, EVELYN Cross Country; Basketball; Gymnastics. F REDRICK, NORINA D. Black Awareness 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 1, 2, 3; Class Representative 1,2. 3; Junior Class Treasurer; Junior Prom Usher; Senior Prom Usher; Basketball 3, 4; Track 3; Tennis 1; Black Awareness Sec. 4; Upward Bound 2, 3, 4; Nurse’s Aid 2. GANCI, LUCY S. — Italian Club 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Gymnastics 3, 4. GARCIA, DIANE PAL Club 1,2,3. GAROFALO, SEBASTIAN — Soccer 3, 4, (captain 4); Baseball I, 2; Italian Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (president 3, 4). G1ABONE, ROGER Sophomore Homeroon Rep.; Soccer ]; Computer Club. o GILBERT. KIM M. Girls ' League 1, 2; Audio Visual 1, 2, .3; FBLA 3, I, (sec.): Gymnastics ] : Swimming 2; T ennis 2. GIOVANNUCC1. SYLV IA Italian Club 2, 3. 4: FBLA 4. GONAZLEZ, JACQUELINE Puerto Rican Club 4; Sewing Club. GONZALEZ, NANCY E. Puerto Rican Club 2, 3, 4 Pres.; Drama Club 2; FBLA 4; Homeroom Treasurer 3. GRAVES, DONNA L. DECA Club 1, 2. GRECO, MARIE —- Italian Club 1, 2, 3. GREEN, HELEN A. Track I; JY Cheerleading 1; Pres, of F’HA 1; Student Congress 1, 2; Homeroom Rep. I, 2; Black Awareness 2, 3, 4; Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; eo-capt. 4; Upward Bound 1,2, 3, 4: Junior Class Pres. GUZZO, DIANA F. Italian Club 1,2. HADZOPULOS, DEBORAH L. - Slavic Club 1,2; Girls’ League 1, 2; Torch 1 , 2; Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Gymnastics 2, 3, 4; Most Improved Trophy Swimming; Third CDC Team Gymnastics, Gymnastics Bronze Medal City Series; Physical Fitness Test Certificate 2; Southside Newspaper Trophy and Banquet. HAGIIVERD1, SIIOOSIIIK FHA 2; Gymnastic s 2: Higher Horizons Outstanding Award. HAGINS, JAMES R. Choir l, 2, 3, 4; Black Awareness 1,2, 3; DE Club 1,2. HENRY, DONF.LE A. Freshman Football 2, 3, 4; Youth Bank 3, 4; Senior Class Vice President; Track 2, 4; Black Awareness 4. HERNANDEZ, CLAUDIA .1. Volleyball 1,2, 3, 4; Girls’ Basketball; Cheerleading 1, 3, 4; Gymnastics. HUFF, TRACY Soccer 1. 1MPROTA, MICHAEL J. Soccer 3; Italian Club 2; Electriconic Club 2. JACKSON, TYRONE A. Football 1.4: Track I, 2. 3, 4. JARONCZYK, JEAN A. Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 (capt. 4); Tennis ], 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; 32 (dub 3, 4; French Club 1,2 (Secretary 3): Ski Club 2; Slavic Club 3, 4; Girls’ League 2; Student Congress 1, 2; Homeroom Rep. 2; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Torch 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Senior Class Vice President; Bloodmobile 3, 4. JOHNSON, TREVOR A. — Junior Achievement 2. KAISER, RAYMOND C. Computer Club, Bike Club. KEAVENY, BRIAN G. Swimming 2, 3; Baseball 2; Football 1; Media Squad 2. 3; I)F] Club 4: Homeroom Rep.1, 2. KERR, MICHAEL G. DE I, 2, 3; Wrestling 2, 4; Student Council 1. 89 KING, REBECCA E. — Basketball 1,2, 3 Cheerleading 3. KLAPATCH, CHRISTINE M. — Slavic Club 4; DECA 4; Torch Business Board 4 (President); Yearbook Business Board 4 (Vice-President). LABOY, LOURDES I. Choir 2; Gymnastics 1; Girls’ Soccer 2, 3 (capt.); Softball l, 3. LABEDZKI, HENRY J. Slavic Club 2, 3, 4. LOPEZ, ANIBAL Gymnastics 2, 4 (capt.); Swimming 1, 2, 4. LAROSA, SEBASTIANA Italian Club 1, 2, 3. LORUSSO, NICOLA Italian Club 1, 2 (President 2 ; Golf Team 1,2; DE Club; Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Class Rep. 1. LEISHMAN, SUSAN M. — Swimming 1, 2; Girls’ League 2; Cheerleading 3. LEON, GEORGE L. — DECA 3, 4. LITTLE, MATTLYN E. Student Congress 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; F1IA 1; Youth Advisory Council 4. LOVE, LESTER B. — Football 1; Black Awareness 1. MALIZIA, KEVIN T. — Football 1, 4; DE 4; AV 2, 3, 4. MANTZIARTS, CHRIS — Hellenic Club 1,2,3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; 32 Club 4; Italian Club 4. MARTIN, CAROL M. -- Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball l, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 3, 4; Tennis 2; Girls League 1,2; Ski Club 1, 2; Torch 2; Italian Club 4; Media Squad 1,2, 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3, 4; Bloodmobile 3, 4. MASI, CATERINA — Italian Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 1. MASON, LISA A. Track 1, 2; Indoor Track 1; Drill Team 2; Black Awareness Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (V.P. 4). MCMILLEN, ROSE C. Band I, 2, 3. 4; French Club 1, 2. MELENDEZ, NIDDA L. French Club 1,2,3, 4; Slavic Club 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Girls’ League 1, 2; 32 Club 3, 4; Softball 1; Torch 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Upward Bound 1, 2, 3, 4; Computer Club 4. MILLER, SANDRA D. — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 3; Computer Club 4. MIRANDA, HERM1N10 — Cross Country 1, 2, 3; Indoor Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Track 1, 2. MOLLICA, JOSEPHINE C. - Italian Club 3, 4. MONTES, DIANA L. Spanish Club 1; Volleyball 1, 3, 4; Basketball 2; Choir 3, 4. MONTES, YBON M. - Volleyball 1, 3, 4; Choir 3. MONTINIER1, SANDRA J. Italian Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Treas. 3; Girls’ Soccer 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MORAINES, LETICIA FHA 4. MOSS, CRYSTAL L. Basketball 1; Black Awareness 4. MURRAY, TRACY 1). Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 2 Student Congress 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Rep. J, 2, 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3. MUSCEDERE, VERA M. Italian Club 1,2,3. NOVO, VICENTE G. — Spanish Club 1; Basketball 1: Spanish Honor Society; National Honor Society 3, 4; Torch I; Baseball 2; Wrestling 2. OGDEN, JOHN F. Torch 4; Track 4; Kaleidoscope 4; Bloodmobile 3, 4. OUELLETTE, ANNMARIE E. ■ FHA 1,2. PARDO, CARMEN Baton Twirling 4. PEREZ, VIVIAN DECA 1,2(President 2). PEROZA, SOLESE M. — FIIA 2; Drillteam 1; Cheerleading I; Spanish Honor Society 1. PETERSON, BARBARA .1. FBLA 2, 3, 4; Girls’ League 1, 2; Cheerleading I, 2; Girls’ Track 1; Swimming 2. PIETRYCHA, CAROL M. Swimming 2, 3; Slavic Club 3, 4; 32 Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Torch 3; Yale Book Award 3; Bloodmobile 4; Yearbook Staff 4. RAWLINS, ELM ER P. Black Awareness 1,2; DE Club 3, 4; Homeroom Rep. 3; Cross Country 2; Volleyball 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3, 4. REAL, CARMEN D. Soccer 2; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 3, 4; Italian 3, 4. RESTO, NILDA L. — FBLA 3, 4; STAG Program - Award; FBLA State Leadership Conference — 2nd Place. REYES, ESTHER — Band 1, 2, 3, 4. RIVERA, MARIA C. Student Congress 2, 3; Homeroom Rep. 2, 3; Spanish Club 2. RIVERA, NOEMI — Puerto Rican Club 2; FBLA 3, 4; Student Congress 2; Spanish Language Club 2; Junior Class Officer; Senior Class Officer; Homeroom Rep. 2. RIVERA, ROSARITO FBLA 3; Highest Achiever - Advanced Business Skills, STAG Program; Award Best Attendance, STAG Program 3 . ROBINSON, KETTH — DECA 3, 4; DECA Area 7 Rep. 4; Freshman Class Representative. ROBINSON. MARK C. — Bike Club 3; Science Life Club 2. ROBINSON, NEDRA G. Yearbook 4; FBLA 4. RODRIGUEZ, ELIZABETH DECA 3. R0DR1CUEZ, NANCY FHA 3, 4; FHA Award for Outstanding Student. 90 RODRIGUEZ, RICHARD S. - Soccer 4; Baseball 4; Track 1. ROSSIT ' TO, ROSEMARIE — Homeroom Rep. 2; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Italian Club 1; Slavic Club 1. ROUCVIE, JEFF J. — Kaleidoscope 4. ROUSSEL, DEBORAH L. — FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. RUIZ, LILLIAN I. — DECA 3, 4; Student Congress Rep. 1, 2., 3; FHA 1, 2; Junior Achievement 1, 2. SANDY, RICHARD R. — Mgr. Girls’ Softball 1,2. SANTANA, NANCY — Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Puerto Rican Club 1. SCATA, GUY J. — Basketball 2, 3, 4. SMITH, ROSS C. Media Aide 3; Life Science Club 3. SM1T II, SANDRA D. - Black Awareness Club 1. SNYDER, JAY - Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1 2 3, 4; Basketball Club 4. STEPHEN. CHRISTINE M. - ■ Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 3, 4 ); Prom Chairperson 3, 4; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4 (Capt. 3, 4); Class Treasurer 2, 3; Executive Board 2; Softball 1, 2, 3 4 (Capt. 4); Yearbook 4: Student Congress 2. SZOT, ANTHONY J. — French Club 1,2; Slavic Club 1,2,3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Computer Club 1,2, 3, 4; 32 Club 3, 4; Civitan Citizenship Seminar 4. SZYMANSKI, CAROL M. - Manager Girls’ Softball 2; Slavic Club 2 , 3, 4; Junior Achievement 3; DECA 3, 4 ’ (Historian 4 , Assistant Store Manager 4); Torch 4; Yearbook 4 ; Kaleidoscope 4 (Assistant Editor),; Torch B usiness Board 4 (Vice-President); Yearbook Business Board 4 (President). TAITT, SANDRA DECA 3, 4; Black Awareness 1, 2, I OFFOLI, JAMES J. — Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4; Italian Club 1, 2, 3, 4 (Treasurer 2). TORRES, (.ARMEN S. — Puerto Rican Club 1. TRIMMER, ROBIN K. Wrestling Manager ], 2; Mat Maid 1, 2; Choir 1, 2, 3. TURNER. WHLLIAM S. - Black Awareness 1. 2, 3, 4; Student Congress 1,2; Junior Class V ice-President; Junior Class Usher; Senior Class Usher; Senior Class President; Football 1,2,3, 4; Indoor Track 2, 3, 4; Outdoor Track 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1; Youth Bank 3. 4; Choir 3,4. I YSON, IORRTL. — Black Awareness Club I. VALKANOS, CHRIS Hellenic Club I, 2, 3. 4; Soccer i ; Italian Club 4; Bloodmobile 4. VAZQUEZ, JORGE A. Choreographer Bulkeley Dance Troupe. VEGA, LOURDES —- Soccer 2; Choir 2. VERNALI, SEBASTIAN - Italian Club 1, 3, 4. VON MOLTKE, KIRSTEN Band 1,2; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Reporter 2, 3; President 3, 4; Girls’ League 1; Torch 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Ski Club 1; Kaleidoscope 2, 3, 4. Editor 3, 4; Slavic Club 1,2.3, 4; 32 Club; National Honor Society; Traveller s Toastmaster Club. WHITEHEAD, TAMYRA L Basketball I; Track 1; IBI.A 2; FIIA I; Cheerleader 2; Homeroom Rep. 1, 2, 3; Fresh. Class Officer; Soph. Class Officer, Senior Class Secretary; Black Awareness Club 3, 4; Reporter 3; President 4; Torch 1,2,3, 4; Upward Bound 1,2, 3, 4; Mayors Youth Commission 3, 4; Correspondence Sect. WILLIAMS, CHRISTINE Track 1, 2; Drama 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 2; Black Awareness 1; Drill Team 3, 4. WOLIN8KI, JANICE A. French Club 1,2,3. 4 (See. 2); Slavic Club 1,2,3, 4 (Pres. 3, 4); Girls’ Swim Team 2, 3; Girls’ Tennis Team 2; Yearbook (Editor) 4; Ski Club 2; FBLA 3; Kaleidoscope 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; 32 Club 3, 4; Girls ' League 1,2; Band 2; Computer Club 4; Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership 2; Bloodmoblie 4; Who ' s Who Among High School Students 3. YI, KW ' ON Football 4. ZELEZ, PETEK W. - French Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Ukranian Club 1,2. ZOCCO, LILIANA M Italian Club 1,2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3; 32 Club 3; National Honor Society 3. ZOCCO, ROSALIA M. Italian Club 1, 2, 3; FBLA 1, 2; Gymnastics 1. m, What a save!! Subby Garofalo and you light up my life Judi Esianislau Wttible Trouble Rumlind Diane GiUj to drai tod $ • « . $ ' Palpi ' ‘ , ; % : ■ 4 v 4 ' ' fe?, 1 ' _ CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES Faculty Advisor Walter Blake Opening: Sara Cocola Carmen Cuadra Judi Estanislau Nedra Robinson Faculty: Carmen Cuadra Luisa DiCesare Carolyn Doughtie Nidda Melendez Nedra Robinson Senior: Michelle DeCarlo Janice Wolinski Clubs and Activities: Jolanta Paul Business Advisor Robert Sulick Sports: Kitch Barnicle Jean Jaronczyk Rosario Diaz Ads: Michelle DeCarlo Luisa DiCesare Janice Wolinski Typists: Michelle DeCarlo Rosemary Failla Carol Pietrycha Janice Wolinski Artists: Gerald Duval Nedra Robinson STAFF Kirsten von Moltke Jeff Rougvie 104 ' 5 i m CLUBS OF y AMERICA ' f BULKEILEIY HIGH schc 113 The new band uniforms helped give Bulkeley Band a new boost. We marched with pride in the Christmas Parade and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The Bulkeley Band and Twirlers made an impressive sight marching down the street. We thank Band members from the past for helping to make our new uniforms a reality. Mr. Hank Kreske The Bulkeley High Choir under the direction of Mrs. Jeanette Saunders, has performed since 1976 in many spring and Christmas concerts at the school. Many community requests have allowed the group to perform at the Senior Citizens Center, the Hartford Arts Festival, the Italian Festival, the Convalescent Home and also on Channel 30 TV station. The Choir has been an asset to both school and community. Mrs. Jeanette Saunders 115 w’r.x-v PSI. Jil ; flp ' Op 1 ifflHB ' .; ; x? IB, i i r| ; ; JUNIOR PROM OODMOBI iitiist 123 SPORTS FOOTBALL First Row: Darryl Taylor, Gerado Olmeda, John Moody, Connell Daniel, Mark Hayes, Miguel Rivera, Teddy Dunn, Brian Postell, Fred Gerina, Sam Johnson, Dale Robertson, Second Row: Coach Bellucci, Everett Hill, Jeff Smith, Kwon Yi, Robert Harris, Tyrone Jackson, Ron Chance, Frank Conaci, Walker Cauley, William Turner, Leo Cruz, Mario Sparagno, Dennis Thomas, Paul Zukowski, Candido Rivera, Coach Martin, Third Row: Coach Raffalo, Coach Kokinis, Russell Shorter, Pablo Ortiz, Wayne Collins, Ray Green, Jose Concepcion, Coach Dejesus. The Bulldog football squad en¬ joyed limited success during the 1980 season. Victories over South Catholic and Weaver were high points in a season of ups and downs. The team’s upset tie with New Britian was another peak game for the boys. Outstanding play during CDC games, by the Bulldog team, resulted in several Bulkeley players being named to the CDC All star team. The key factors in several games were the in¬ dividual efforts put forth by the squad. Several underclassmen proved themselves valuable and will lead the 1981 squad. 132 BOYS ' SOCCER First Row: Richard Rodriguez, John Burgio, Alex Leon, Robert Capossea, Eric Femiak, John Condit, George Rafael, Marino Patino, Kenny Rodriguez, Nick Larusso, Evaristo Araulo, Nick Czunas, Second Row: Coach Frank Budaj, Joe Mollica, Alton Gray, Bobby Dziewaltowski, Leigh Thompson, Jose Restrepo, Danny Wacht, Zbigniew Ziobro, Jesus Conde, Caleb Patino, Mario Garofalo, Claudio Bazzano, Kris Jargilo, Santos Finocchiaro, Andrez Dziewaltowski, Wesley Zalewski, and Sebby Garofalo. With the return of eight letter winners, the soccer team had a fine season. They finished with nine wins and seven losses and they also qualified for the state tournament for the eighth straight year. Six players were chosen for the all CDC first and second teams, and senior Kris Jargilo was also chosen for the all state team. The team scored sixty-eight goals throughout the season, making it the second highest scoring soccer team in the history of the school. 134 :ain Joe Mollica IRLS’ SOCCER First Row: Man Smith, Blanca Ramos, Lola Rios, Second Row: Lisa Mathews, Jackie Ballestas, Kim Aligata, Sylvia Santos, Pauline Rivera, Lourdes Vega, Maria Figueroa, Third Row: Denise Reali, Monica Capezza, Nadja Garcia Rosano Diaz Jackie Blint, Enid Rodriguez, Coach Magno, absent from picture are Marisol Luciano, Michelle Bifolk and Cynthia Joinor. ’ A relatively new Girls’ Soccer team, in on¬ ly their second year as a varsity team, began the season with a slow start. As the season progressed, the girls’ enthusiasm increased and the team ended with a 4-8-3 record. Seven members returned from the 1979 squad and only four of them are graduating, so the outlook for next year is promising. 136 BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY First Row: Scott Garitty, Kevin Hill, Faustino Flores, Jose Rivera, Pedro Flores, Second Row: Darryl Biggs, Greg Mangini, Art Williams, Alberto Flores, Jose Martinez, Coach Vertefeuille. This year’s Cross Country team had a very low turnout. The team was further handicapped by the departure of four out of the first five runners for various reasons, thus ending in a 3-9 season. Captain Alberto Flores led the team thru a difficult season and managed first team CDC honors for himself. 138 Captain Alberto Flores 139 ’ VOLLEYBALL First Row: Elmer Bay Rawlins, Maria Rosado, Indira Ramdharry, Diana Montes, Ybon Montes, Gloria Dejesus, Se¬ cond Row: Noris Fontanez, Beatriz Alvarez, Damaris Cardona, Genia Zelez, Anthea Bell, Ada Kuilan, Mattlyn Little, Janice Camp, Angela Amadeo, Claudia Hernandez. An inexperienced, but enthusiastic volleyball team entered the season with high hopes. The girls showed great improvement on route to a 9-6 record. Once again they won the CDC title as they have every year since its inception, three years ago. Miss Horrigan is very happy with the girls’ efforts, which for the fifth time, qualified the team for the state tournament. Six seniors will be graduating from the squad this year, they are: Anthea Bell, Ybon Montes, Diana Montes, Mattlyn Little, Bay Rawlins and Claudia Hernandez. BOYS’ GYMNASTICS First Row: Marvin Hagler, Mgr. Mary Flaherty, Joseph Rivera, Pedro Garcia, Second Row: Richard Laboy, Pablo Rivera, Coach John Reilly, Mickey Colon, Andre Laboy, Back Row: Jimmy Toffoli, Anibal Lopez. This year the Boys’ Gym¬ nastic Team performed excep¬ tionally well. The team qualified for the state meet, and Andre Laboy returned with a state title in vaulting. Seniors on this years squad are Anibal Lopez and Richard Laboy. 1 GIRLS ' SWIMMING First Row: Elizabeth Sebastian, Sue Kurezka, Linda Burke, Marisol Cruz, Sharon Voisine, Jackie Cyr, Mgr. Noel Harken , Mgr. Mike Klecman, Second Row: Joanne Johnson, Gigi Di Natalie, Sheila Mann, Roberta Seollo, Marie Durkin, Cindy Lucey, Mgr. Patrick Reyes, Mgr. Robert Bassett, Assistant Coach Hortense Kelly, Third Row: Debbie Hadzopulos, Jean Jaronczyk, Carol Martin, Tracey Callahan, Maritza Alvarez, Top Row: Mgr. Antonio Mendez, Alex¬ andria Chykirda, Lori Bouthet, Lucy Martel, Joanne Mangene, Sherri Watson, Suzanne Dudley, Maria Pfarr, Mgr. George Bouthet, Coach James Brophy. The Bullfrogs worked toward a winning season, but fell short and finished with a 5-7 record. The great effort by the enthusiastic underclassmen contributed greatly to the team’s success. The highlight of the season was their victory over rival South Catholic, 94-68. As the girls prepared themselves for State Competition, senior, Tracey Callahan broke the school and pool record in the 100 yd. freestyle and the school record in the 50 yd. freestyle. Another pool record broken was the 400 yd. freestyle relay. The relay consisted of: Gigi DiNatalie, Tracey Callahan, and co-captains Jean Jaronczyk and Carol Martin. 144 Co-Captain Jean Jaronczyk Front Row: Sam Goicoechea, Manuel Acosta, George Bouthet, James Caruso, Alton Gray, Second Row: Suzanne Dudley, Coach James Brophy, Alexandria Chykiria, Joe LeBlanc, John Flaherty, Robert Bassett, Michael Hadzopulos, Sebastian Massa, Patrick Reyes, Asst. Coach Harry Bellucci, Third Row: Joel Hajdasz, Noel Harken, Antonio Mendez, William Perez, Sahdi Sanchez, John Rivera and Cilio Gonzolez. The Boys’ Swim Team enjoyed another fine season this year. They finished with a 10-4 record, with key victories over Middletown and Fitch. Several members of the squad also qualified for the state meets. Coach James Brophy is very proud of his 80-81 team. Seniors on this year’s squad are George Bouthet, Sam Giocoechea and Captain Manuel Acosta. , BOYS’ I SWIMMING | 146 Coach Brophy V ' W Standing: Coach Joseph DiChiara, Andre Silvers, Langston Johnson, Terra Deas, Leo Cruz, Joe Garcia, Guy Scata, Asst. Coach Robert Raffalo. Front Row: Willie Grear, Russell Shorter, Jay Snyder, Evert Langs, Ray Green. The Boys’ Basketball team had a very suc¬ cessful season this year. They finished the regular season with a 11-6 record, which qualified them for the state tournament. Eight of their wins came consecutively during a mid-season win streak. Teamwork was an im¬ portant key to their success. The class of 1981 was well represented on this year’s squad. Seniors this year were Langston Johnson, Terry Deas, Leo Cruz, Guy Scata, and Jay Snyder. BOYS’ BASKETBALL 148 Coach DiChiara 149 1980-81 Girls’ Basketball Team in Alphabetical Order: Angela Amadeo, Anthea Bell, Carol Buikus, Ann Daniels, Shelly Dixon, Helene Fabricki, Deneen Fernandez, Lucy Fredrick, Susan Mangene, Carol Martin, Elmer Bay Rawlins, Charlene Spencer. The Girls’ Basketball Team had a slow start, but showed great improvement as the season progressed. The team finished with a 6-10 record. Coach Joan Lusa is proud of the girls’ performances. Seniors graduating from the 1981 squad are Anthea Bell, Carol Martin and Elmer Bay Rawlins. Coach Lusa Scott Garrety, Coach Graham Malth J arl ° 8 R °y es ’ Runnar Miller, Arthur Spcr «o W . william Turner, Connell Daniel, Tyrone Jackson, Alberto Flores. The Boys’ Indoor Track team finished regular season with a 12-2-1 record. Ti highlight of the season was when eight membe of the team qualified for the Class L Sta Championship Meet. Seniors on this yeai squad are Co-Captains Tyrone Jackson ar William Turner. BOYS’ INDOOR TRACK Coach Martin Standing: Iris Diaz, Lisa Cruz, Maria Pfarr, Susan Lieshman, Monica Moquin, Coach John Rielly, Sia Maharris, Joanne Johnson, Kelly Harris. Front Row: Debbie Hadzopulos, Mary Flaherty, Chris Stepien. The Girls’ Gymnastics team finished with a 6-8 record. The girls improved greatly throughout the season and did well in the city meet. Debbie Hadzopulos placed second on the beam, and Chris Stepien broke her city vaulting record for the second year in a row. Both these girls, along with Mary Flaherty will be graduating this year. GIRLS ' GYMNASTICS - .. „ r - i ' - S - : -.y. ■y i Jei. m fglpggB fil Bk 1 ' mm Coach Reilly Standing: Jose Martinez, Felix Torres, Ricardo Vega, Warren Suarez, Mario Tedeschi, Jack Hubbard, Emmitt Green, Sammy Nieves, Coach Roger Vertefeuille. Sitting: Martin Resto, Faustino Flores, Eric Rosario, Miguel Marquez, Margaro Velez, Billy Jacobson, Jose Rosario. The Bulkeley Wrestling Team started with a small number of boys in November. As the season progressed the team lost several more grapplers for various reasons. So, this small squad struggled through a tough, winless season. Most of the boys, though, are underclassmen and will surely improve for the 1981-82 season. BOYS’ WRESTLING 156 Coach Vertefeuille The Boys’ 1980 Golf Team, for the 14th year in a row, captured the City Series Title. Other individual ac¬ complishments were made by Bob Opalenik (captain) who was voted to the C.D.C. All Star team and All City first team and was voted the team’s Most Valuable Player for the 1980 season. Eric Femiak, Danny Wacht, and John Grady were given C.D.C. Honorable Mention awards. Eric also made the All City first team and was the team’s Most Improved Player, while John and Danny were named on the All City second team. John Condit, not mentioned above, was also a letter winner on the golf team. BOYS’ TENNIS Miguel Madera, Michael Macelli, Coach Robert Dwayne Hickman. Raffalo, John Rivera, an a 8 L -3 record. The boyThad ‘°ll m ° StIy Sen u iors ’ worked extremely hard finishing vvi Series, the C.D.C. Championship [he C DC Wm ' i ' t ' ° f their Season ’ lhe won the Ci Dwayne Hickman, and Nelson Figueiredo; sophomore M gi l ' ftUdera a”d fr™shman 1 John arcia° I BOYS’ BASEBALL me ryou Baseball leam, coached by Mr. Pete Kokinos, end its season with an overall record of 6-9. In their league, th ended with a 3-3 record and took first place in the City Series S of the boys were voted on C.D.C. All-Star team, they were: Fr aro (captain), Robert Fiamma (captain), Chris Gonzalez, Jus Marrero, Luis Rolon, and Jay Snyder. Special awards, at tl Sports Banquet, were given to Justo Marrero, Most Improved ar obert Fiamma, Most Valuable. Other members of the team ir eluding the boys mentioned above, are: Eddie Caro, Richa, Rodriquez, Vdmo Caroso, Robert Ciotto, Anthony Colangel (captain), and Bernie Keys. 160 Bottom Row: Kevin Hill, Connell Daniel, Alberto Flores, Tyrone Jackson, Dar- ryl Taylor, Top Row: Coach Graham Martin, Gerald Duvall, Runnar Miller, Brenda Davis, Arthur Spencer. BOYS’ OUTDOOR TRACK The outstanding Boys 1 Track Team set individual, relay and team records during their 1980 out¬ door season. The team itself had a 5-2 record in dual competitions, they took second place in the Greater Hartford Meet, third place in the Class L State Championship and they also were state runner-up in the State Open Meet. In the state championship meet, the relay, consisting of Connell Daniel, Tyrone Jackson, Vinnie Brown and Dwayne Taylor, was state runner-up in the 4 X 100m. These runners were also Class L and State Open Champions in the 4 X 400m relay. The 4 X 400m relay also received Honorable Mention in the All-American 1980 outdoor track meet. As for in¬ dividual performances, Tyrone Jackson, as a junior, became the Class L and State Open champion in the 400m event. Captains of the 1980 squad were Dwayne Taylor, Vinnie Brown and Tyrone Jackson. The coaches of the outdoor track team are Roger Vertefeuille and Graham Martin. The Girls Track Team, despite their 2-7 record, had their own individual victories. A new school record was set in the 4 X 100m which consi :gron, Elmo risin. Another school record was also set by Shelly Dixon in the high jump event. The awards, given out at the sports banquet, were received by Estafana Brice, Most Improved l Benef � 1 ( jl. ' Jliliilli 18 .. siSliltA v. Bottom Row: Paula Figueiredo, Josephine Polny, Michelle DeCarlo, Angela Amadeo, Jean Jaronc- zyk, Top Row: Kitch Barnicle, Liliana Zocco, Sara Cocola, Wendy Gocha, Rachel Gerstein, Coach Joan Lusa. GIRLS’ TENNIS The Girls’ Tennis Team enjoyed moments of success. The team captured the City Series for the fifth year in a row. Near the end of the season, Bulkeley hosted the first annual C.D.C. Tourna¬ ment in which two of Bulkeley’s doubles teams took first and second place. The doubles teams were Kitch Barnicle and Josephine Polny and Sara Cocola and Angela Amadeo. Returning for the 1981 squad are seniors: Jean Jaronczyk and Kitch Barnicle and junior: Paula Figuerido. Coach Joan Lusa 2sll§Pi| ' 4 ; :.’ - ' BR V ' iX Cv • % V .:■ w v : law ' m j| tlfe, I | ,W % A f J WH ■ 1 Bottom Row: Nayda Feliciana, Carol Buikus, Leslie Saunders, Lucy Fredericks, Mariam Oquendo, Middle Row: Maria Oliveira, Helene Fabyricki, Sonia Caro, Chris Stepien, Penny Kelsey, Barbera Reilly, Maria Figueroa, Sia Mahres, Top Row: Maria E. Ayala, Roshon Moody, Patricia Pierce, Indira Ramdharry, Kim McDonald, Daphne Felten, Yvette Luciano, Maria D. Ayala, and Coach Billie Duval. 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