Conard High School - Seconian Yearbook (West Hartford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 209 of the 1979 volume:

I J COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY J 3 1833 01869 9766 GC 974602 W386SE. 1979 ' W SEGONIAN1979 WEST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT Reflections in the waves spark nny memories, some happy, some sad, Brian Royc e I think of childhood friends and the dreams we had. — Styx Lindd Roy There are places Til remember all my life, though some have changed some forever, not for better, some have gone, and some remain — Beatles H HI 1 ii iiiiiiiiii| B| mCOftPWATED 1854 1 An Smith, Potor Fuller Brenda Nista The face in the water looks up and she shakes her head as if to say, That ' s the last time you ' ll look like today. ■Genesis left Eldredge ?rad Stone, David Peterson Hps P I 1 p 1 W k f i 5 Mary )o McKernan Amy Stathoplos Ann Cowie, |eanne Lewis, Lisa Bloodgood Cathy D ' Apice n-mwwKtm. ' iMWMiTrgBW! i K m mm t Sylvia Caserio Hj F r- Bi 9i S 1 WK j Hil 1 E w H 5 % 1 «■ Lisa Civitello lerry Kramer, Peter Craffagnino Cathy Foto Doug Townsend, Chris Bisbee lane Conk ' v, Karen Scoti J [ ll( n Greene lohn Balkan, leanne Krikavva, |enn Collins You cannot look twice into the sanne river, for other waters are continually flowing on . . . Michelle Mateia, Sharon Murphy Kevin Burke, Gary Dubiel, Greg Adams, Steve Ferraris Sheila Belts, Cheryl Hall Kelly White Amy Stathoplos, Meg Gross, Louise Bristol Tj Faculty .. ' . Pg. 16 ♦ Activities Pg. 40 i— ' V Sports Pg.9P J Seniors ,, . .v-.-r Pg. 144 I am not a teacher: only a fellow- traveler whom you asked the way. I pointed ahead — ahead of myself as well as of you. The Office MR CHRISTIE MR RODCERS MRS, BASSAR MRS, DIVITTO MRS. CRENIER MR, ALAN BASNEY Driver Educalion MR, GEORGE BEAUDRV Physical Education MR.IOSEPH BEIDLER Mathematics MRS VAlERIt ADRIAN Counseling MRS. MARY BETH ANDERSON Counseling MR, WILLIAM ANDERTON English MR LOUIS BERNARD English MR RICHARD BLAISDELL Mathemalics MR, DAVID BEUMENTHAL Music MRS, CAROL CHASE Mathematics MR. WALTER CHIZINSKI History MRS, CAROLE FISHER Home Economics MR ROBERT FLEMING Industrial Arts MR. DONALD FORCIT Business MRS. MAUREEN HALL Project Concern MRS. LINDA HELFAND English MR. HAROLD HENDRICKSON English MR RICHARD HOYE Alternate Program MR CLIFFORD KARISH Counseling MRS SARA KENNEDY Career Education MR. RAYMOND LACHAT Mathematics MR. WILLIAM LAUER Music MR. RICHARD LITKE Drafting :0 ' n . ■ bb 1 T H 1 i 1 MR. SAMUEL MARTIN English DR. DAVID MANNING History DR ROBERT MILLIKEN Psychological Consultant MR. RICHARD MILLS Mathematics MRS. PAMELA MOFFO Physical Education MKi CAROL LUTTRELL Science MR. lOSEPHMADRICK Power Mechanics DR. FRANKLIN MANDERA Foreign Language MRS MARLEE MOONEY Science MR. MICHAEL O ' CONNOR Social Studies MR. MARK OLIVER Media Specialist MRS. GALE POWERS Spanish MR, HARVEY RAISNER History 1 ■ H ■IJ H I Pr HH n|pv . Vl ■ ■ 1 If ' f f _jjlfl 1 K- P.ll r. Gretchen Wohlgemuth Ddrlonr Savonis Barbara M( Hugh Frank Di Taranio Shelley Cinsburg, Chandler Montgomery Brian Smith, Ray Bruttomeso, Brian Beckius i -■■V i ' ;= ' ' ii p- - ' 9 1 mSk m p w yg  | H m M M M. £ iS W M Kim Delmastro X 1 1m lef ' Adar We came lo Conard just a little awed and meant to do so many things with those three endless years. . . we could not have done them al — But we did do quite a few. Student Council Row I. Liz Bieler, Eileen Kennedy, Beth Allison, Lynn Smith, Michelle Burke, Katy Coburn, Karen Rudy, Sue Mindell, Betsy Copp, )aqui Copp, Barbi Farr, Liz Lavery, Nancy Wilson ?ow II: Kristen Laakso, Lauren Russo, Tncia Reidy, Bob Clark, Steve Lattizori, Sandy Rolvig, Howard Flowers, lane Carbonneau, Helen Dyer, Delia Maratla, Mr Fresston Row III Liz Reinsmith, Cathy Folo, Lisa Bloodgood, Ted Wachtel, Steve Norton, Sarah Hebb, Lori Ferraris, |ason Salomondes, Debby Demanski, Mary |o Swan- son, leanne Lewis. Row IV Michelle O ' Connor, David Peterson, Kristen Dallmeyer, Louise Bristol, Cliff O ' Brian, Gerry Boucher, Tom Trott, Lyn Langton, Lynn Carlson, Rima Krisst, Mike Thompson, Angela Brown. Senior Class Board Bdck Row: Nancy Wilson, Sue Quinn, Mike Haeflich, Liz Lavery, Liz Reinsmith. from Row Louise Bristol, Cathy D ' Apice, Lisa Blood- good, Kathy Seelig. National Honor Society s. From Row: Kerry Sullivan, Cathy D ' Aplce, Mary Ann Harris, Tammy May, Carolyn Pollard, Parn Hazen, Liz Lavery, Tma Antolinl, Sandy Clfford. Row II: Susan Winady, Michele Mateja, Robm Saffeir, Laura Cook, Peler Schwartz, Nancy Snyder, |oe Brosseau, Fred Derosier, |ohn Larew, )erry Kramer, Craig lohnson, Tom Trott, left Eldredge Row III: Lori Goldstein, Joan Soulsby, Lmda Weinsenberg, Diana Gagne, Maria Morais, Paula Clough, Nancy Wilson, Amy Stathoplas, Mary Beth Callan, Sylvia Caserio, Andrea Hinkle, lannette Sanzo, Andy Kalukin, Tom Hamlin Cabinet Sr. Class Board Officers Vice President Cathy Foto Secretary Cindy Chapman Missing President left Eldredge Ellen Krugman, jacki Cerasoli, Mary |o Mckernan, Dossy Skronhek, Matt Murphy, Carolyn Pol- lard, Tammy May, Diane Gagne, Sandy Gifford, Pam Hazen, Mary Conran, Linda Gaffin, Carol Conroy, Mr. Freeston 43 French Club Row I: Susan Goldstein, Rachel Kramer, Mary-Beth Callan, Meg Patrell- Row II: Carrie Berman, Laura D ' Alotto, Suzanne Shapiro, Nancy Snyder, Rob Clark, Caryl Schwartzbach, Joe Brosseau, Row III: lane Palmer, Sue Mindell, Laurie Cohen, Alison Mytych, Mr Parier, Marie Morais, Lori Goldstein, Mike Bessler. French National Honor Society Row I: Lori Goldstein, Mana Morais, Cathy Callahan, Lorraine Tetrault, Laurie Cohen, Leslie Hines, Mary Beth Callan, Tammy May, Andrea Hinkle. Row II: Stephanie Fijnvandraat, Alison Mytych, Beth Fumivall, Nancy Snyder, Mr, Poirier, joe Brosseau, Sylyia Caserio, Frank DiTaranto, Ruth Meade. Spanish Club Row I: Cyndi Caraceni, Margo Ciedraitis, Sue Winandy, Muti Saritabak, Lynne Quinto, Sue Purdy, Sue Quinn, Anne Foley, Nancy Amann, Tricia Crowley, Lauren Russo, Carolyn Julian. Row II: Mr. Brennan, Hilary Eustace, Monique Allum, Kerry Sullivan, Lynn Langlon, lean Christie, Amy Lachat, Sue Rosenthal, Linda Weisenberg, |uan Guinea, Amy Stathoplos, Cindy Chapman. Spanish National Honor Society Row I: Mary Alice Moore, Sue Rosenthal, Amy Stathoplos, Paula Clough, Ann lochnick, Mary Lou Kielbasa, Lisa Bloodgood. Row II: Jean Christie, Lyn Langton, Kenny Sullivan, Monique Allum, Barry Peters, lane Shepard, Diane Felske, Hilary Eustace, Cyndi Caraceni. Row III: Sue Winandy, |on Streeter, Sylvia Caseric, Mar- tha Leggett, Mary |o Swanson, Idalia Mantautas, Cindy Chapman, Anne Foley, Sue Quinn, Muti Santabak, Sue Purdy, Hyla Epstein, Mr. Brennan. NOT PICTURED: Linda Weisenberg, loan Soulsby, Lynne Quinto, |eanne Krikawa. Teannp Sleinz Tim Droney Gail Donavon Ski Club Row I: lohn Thompson, Mike Haefllch, )im Gentile, Mr Kalbach. Row II: Lisa Civitello, Cindy Chapman, Jeanne Lewis, Rhonda Cunningham, Patty Brophy, Betsy Copp, Terry Riley, Igor Alvarado, Dave DeLong, Dave Leger, Leslie Palkin. Row III: Mary Thibideau, Audrey Otto, left Andrews, Howard Rosenberg, Lisa Blanchard, Ram Teas- dale, George Aziz, Dan Ford, Lucy Lockwood, lacqui Copp, Row IV: Sue Curtis, Ann Cowie, Cwen Dong, Tricia Crowley, Lynn Angelastro, Louise Bristol, Scott Tibbo, Doug Shapter, Rick Rommel, Margaret McCormick Row V: Carol D ' Alotto, Mary Beth Callan, Karen King, )anine Pierce, Kelly Brosmith, David Peterson, Peter Fuller, |oe Pizella, Ashley Bisbee Row VI: Louise Geib, Lynne Kayser, Patti Parks, Sue Arland, Dana Ballauskas, Lynn Smith, Karen Roth, Rick Santos, )ohn Hess. Senior League Row I: Via Kyle, Carolyn Pollard, Anne Cowie, Sylvia Caserio, Mary Beth Callan, Muti Sarilabak, Diane Marlopulos, Grelchen Wohlgemuth, Row II: Mary )o McKernan, Diana Gagne, Tricia Crowley, Alyssa Goldsmith, jane Palmer, Betsy Lopp, Palty Brophy, Diane Ballard, leanne Lewis, Kim Smith, Cwen Dong, Tammy May, Row III: Barbara Sciullo, Maria Szkoda, Alison Hobbs, Sue lohnson, )ulie Musetti (VP), Cindy Chapman, lanine Pierce, Mary Conran, Lisa Bloodgood, Lisa Civitello, )ulie God- boul, Elena Baltauskas. Row IV: Mrs. Powers, Eileen Kissane, Kalhy Turley, Mary Osborne, Tina Aniolini, Susan Hatlings, Jenny Collins (Sec, Treas,), Sue Quinn, Lynn Angelastro, Kim Delmasiro, Kelly Brosmith, Karen King, Kerry Sullivan, Andrea Hinkle. NOT PICTURED: Carol Conroy, Kim Smith (Pres ) Pep Club Row I: Anne Lowie, Katy Coburn, Dana Baltauskas, Martha Quinlan, Maria McMaboe, Sue Mindell, Kathy Turley, Nanette Newhart, Lisa Fnedrich. Row II: Phyllis Abramczyk, Terry Chilton, Lynn Smith, Renee Waidley, Janine Pierce, Cwen Dong, )enny Collins, Susan Hattings, Tricia Crowley, Lynn Angelastro, Carol D ' Alotto, Audrey Otto, Gail Lugli. Row III: Grace Rodrigues, Karen Skuba, Susan Winandy, Cindy Chapman, Margaret Murphy, Amy Lachat, lean Christie, Sue lohnson, Alison Hobbs, Linda Yannetta, Tracey Grenier, Mary Thibadeau. Row IV: Linda Knorr, Jeanne Lewis, Priscilla Keresy, Diana Cagne, Mary |o McKernan, Tina Antolini, Gate Mur- phy, lane Palmer, Leigh Ann Willard, Lisa Hebb, Carolyn Pollard, Barbi Farr, Velerie Balkun, Kim Del Mastro, Tammy May, Mary Pat Osborne, Susan Bland, Service Club Front: Diane McKone, Claire LaFleur, Sue Roussis, Kelly Callahan, Jennifer FHopper, Amy Marshall, Lisa Quinto, Leslie FHines, Lauren Navin. Back: (oanna Moffett, Ann Kilpatrick, Mary Killoran, Katey Kulak, Eunice lohnson, Sandy Gifford, Sherry Woytowick, Karen Coiro, Loris lohnson. Choir 1 and 2 Row I: Pam Berg, lill Shies, Man, knkawa. Lauren Russo, Linda Knorr Row II Margaret Benham, Mary Endrelunes. Susan Arcand, Tricia Reidv, Paltv lansen, Valerie Bal- kan, Chris Hack Row III Lisa Friedrich, Alison Stokes, Charlene Lewchik, Beth Munigle, Linda Vannetta, Tammy Krug, Earlene LaFountain, Penny White, Cindy Carle- vale, Laurie Crowlev, Lisa Beauchamp. Row IV: Nancy Hungerford, Karen Simmons, Lori Lachmund, Kalv Coburn, Anne Peterson, Beth Seelig, Ellen Conroy, Wendy DiBenedelto, Barbara Sciullo, Sue Ann Olsen, lean Roy, Patricia Shaughnessy. Row V: Craig Maclntyre, Bobby Ginsberg, Cubbv Martin, Daye Sherrill. Peter Aziz, Mark Lewchik, Tom Williams, David Schultz, Victor Mancini, Chris Olson, Tom Tirone, Rachel Kramer Advanced Choir Row 1; Tony Morgan, Ted Wachtel, Kelly Callahan, Joanna Dilion, Lenny Lebaliquc, Un In Swanson, Sandy Cillord. Shelley Ginsberg, Donna Lornbardi, Carol Cler- mont, Malena Sierra. Row II: Lori Carlson, lulie Taylor, Mario Vicenza, julie Musetli, Meg Allpass, lackie Cerasoli, Renee Waidlev, Chandler Montgomery, Roslyn Lam- oureux, Linda Masiuk, Brigid Rice, Renee Doyon. Row III: Scott Baron, Anne Cawie, Marybelh Callan, Bela Capaz, Diana Cagne, Betsy Copp, Tammy May, Tina Antolini, Sue Purdy, Leigh Ann Willard, Kalhy Callahan, Mary-Alice Moore, George Brescia. Row IV: Chris White. Janet Cordts, Steven Brady, lonathan Streeter, )im Coftin, Ken Harrison, Sue lohnson, Lisa R ' anchard, Caryl Schwartzbach, Matt George, Martha Legget, Amy Stalhoplos. Solo Choir Row I Ellen Krugman, Pam Hazen, Phil Tiernan, lai qui Cnppi Row II lu Lavery, Margaret Perry, Bob Hilbourne, David Sondergeld, |eff Cohen, Scott Tibbo, Scott Stew- art, Peter McCahie, Richard Healey, Peter Schwartz, leanne Lewis, Dianne Ballard. Philomels Row I: Leslie Mines, Barielle Bruner, Denise Casey, Linda Hanson. Row II: Claudia Reale, Rosemary Louro, Linda Bengtson, Sue Mindell, Sarah Hebb, Lori Ferraris i Bieier. Row III. Ann Welch, Marybeth Frazier, Cathy Taylor, Sandra Bernatovich, Cindy Quartin, Kathy Smith, Lori Soucier, Tracey Crenier, Lynn Stamford, Karen FHealey Kathy Turley K J H H I ' ll m lit ■ Ken Seymour Tammy May Jazz Band Mr Haniian, Bill Caudetle, Fred Derosier, Tim Wo|an, Lynn Quinio, Susan Rosenthal, Bobby Cisneros. Skip Donahue, Laura Williams, Back Row: Steve Valigorski, Craii Porler, loe Kelly. Rich Balser, Paul Rahn, Brian Booth, Matt Merritl, Chris While, Lisa Quinto, lerry Kramer. Absent K White, L. Hunt, A Porella. Orchestra r uw I: _,eoItry Cooke, lanel Hilliard, Kenala laroescu, Linaa vveisenuerg, jue juiu5icii,, L c.i.st u ,, , „ .., , „.., ...... .. j, .xa.c,. u.onsun, Lauia Row II Rob Bethea, Victor Chudowsky, Robin Saffeir, Jason Solomonides, Rich Alfonso, Dee McMahon, lulie Wang, Lisa Quinio, Sue Bland, Ann Shapler. Ron ,a DAIIolo. --, --, - _ ,_ _„, , ..jw ; Peter Townsend. Lynn Quinio, Cyndi Hoensline, Mike Killian, John Slamos, loanna Dilian, Chip Corbin, Lisa O ' Connor, Mall Corcorin, Bob Derosier, Ken Swanson, Francie Sierra. Malena Sierra. Row IV: |eff Cardines, Melinda Sullivan, Mr. Blumenlhal. FBLA Run I Tracey Wilkowski, Sharon Gilbert, Maria Morals, Mrs. Pierce. Row II: Lucy Morais, Laurie Stanlon, Mary-Lou Kielbasa, leanette Sanzo, lackie Noel, Nia Kyle. Concert Band Row I: Linda Welsenberg, loan Soulsby, Lucy Lockwood, Sandy Rotvlg, Mary Beth Callan, )on Streeter, Lynn Davles, Paul Rahn, Mr. Hanjlan. Row II: Bob Derosier, George Aziz, Barbara McHugh, David Marshall, Victor Chudowsky, Rob Bethea, David Mackellar, Eric Sondergeld, Rick Balser. Children ' s Theatre Group Ron Lisa Pane. Pamela Keresey, Sherl Monlei, Cyndi Melcher, |ill Styles ?ovv Gail Lugh, Marianne Leblanc, |im Cottin, Greg Thomas, Caryl Schartzback, Meg Lan- glan Row III: Mrs Soumerai, Sally Roy, MaryBelh Frazier, Scolt Baron, Fred Amstvlz, Ken Kulas, lulie Taylor, Meg Melyin, Amy Marshall. Art Club Kou Icrr Kilev, Sue McCarthy, Ashlev Bisbee, Lori Goldstein. Kins II: ancy Ladd, lulie Musetti, larie Strickland, Laura Williams. Idalia Manlautas, Loris Johnson. Ron . Mr Pollack. Stage Crew Row I: Edith Murphy, Cyndi Melcher, Sheri Montei, Pamela Keresey, Lisa Pane, Row II: Mark Hickner, Marianne LeBlanc, Tim Owens. Row III: Brian Lehan, Ray Brultomeso, Sue Cur- tis, Mr. Pascuale, Caryl Schvvartzback, Tina Boyson. Bowling Club Rm I |o.-rjim(-)a, k le Andy Gavens, Brian Healv. B sseau. Blaine Ericson, joe Pizzella. Row II: Mr, Blaisdelle, Mark Aznavourian, ith, Richard Healy, Ken Erund, Tim Owens. onevac, Rav Brution Tim Owens, Sroll Slewart, Dave Sondergeld ■ ; 3£ J B a! b w r--- BiF m Steve Washburn Dave Leger Nanrv Amann lohn Mulhearn Mull Sdritdljak Math Team loseph kihan, 1ikp kilian, letf Eldredgo, lohn larcn, Mrs Chase, Frank DiTaranIo, Mike Moed, Hiking Club Kubin Saffcir, Meg Alpass, Stolt Tibbo, lohn Treadway, Diane McKone, Ms. Rosolowski p h o t o g r a P h C I u b lose Cerone, R ick Sanlos, Rachel Kramer, Laurie Cohen, lulie Wang, Mr. Conolly, Steve Arcard A s t r o n o m y c I u b Rex Kochanski, Caeser Olveras, Guy Rovella, Geoff Cook. World Affairs Club Row I Bealriz Olivet, Mike Bessler, Sieve Norton, Andrew Champagne Row II Jukka Hakamies, Charlie Santos, Max Collins, Mr. Raisner. Pow Wow m ; Jennifer While, Jeanne Lewis. Sheri Montei, Kelly Callahan, Cathy D ' Apice, Louise Bristol, Kim Delmasiro, Andy Champagne, Row II .Andrea Hinkle, Susan Rous- .. Rdv Rruttomesso, Diane Felske, Carol Cosselin, Doug Shapter. jim Lollin, Carolyn Pollard, lohn aughan, Margaret Perry, Hilary Eustace Row III Ms. Phyllis Gordon, I k Mori, David Brantlinger, Roger Beaupre, Paul Kowalski, Rich Sweiter, Chris Sutherland, Barry Peters, Susan Mealy, Mike Thompson, |irn Kellam, Mike Bessler. Not c lurc l [5iane Ballard, Rex Roberts, jim Housekeeper Seconian Row I: Louisp Bristol, Linda Weisenberg. Row II: Lori Coldslein, Linda Yannetla, loan Soulsby. Amy Slalhoplos. Row III: Ann Cowie, Nancy Wilson, Andrea Hin- kle. Sue Winandy, Tracey Layden. Row IV: Idalia Manlautas, Lynn Angelaslro, Tricia Crowley, Kelly Callahan. Row V: Rob Clarke, lerry Kramer, Mr Oliver. ■ M r Trends Row I: Cyndi Melcher, loan Soulsby, Leslie Hines. Row II: Linda Weisenberg, Melinda Sullivan, Lori Goldstein. Row III: Idalia Manlautas, Mrs. Helfand, lohn Slamos, Lori Johnson 63 IXtUSL -i Tracev Krug, Mary )o McKernan Dianne Tetrault Cathv Cappd Ion Brvnga Kate Murphy .•iAtu- -ii . iTitfuida.iues i2JBi vRusBaoiuiuxu::i i-i German Club Row I Lori lohnson, Patty lanson, Meg Allpass, Cyndi Hoenstine, Paul Clock Row II: Remo Kaspar, Sue Sleath, Rick Rommel, Cathy Foto, Enk Schiller, Steve Cooper. Row III Renee Waidley, lulie Taylor, Eunice lohnson, Gary Smith, Mrs, Carmody, Eugene Mitchell, lukka Hakamies, lanice Hood. talian Club S m ; Mario Vicenzo, Mane .Anne Carrera, Mary Pcrruccio, Tom Tirone Row II Mary Belh ( rffnula. Bill Edgar, Tina Antolini, k.iitn ( i Boh laurer, .Angeio Porretia, |im Cenlile, Dr. .Mandera, Tony Teti, Lisa Civitillo, Barbara Sciullo nnr McKernan. Row III: DECA Row I: Terrv Rilev, Mary Perruccio, Maureen Reardon, Bob Mitchell. Row II: Scolt McDonald, Rick Varum, Linda Alston, Mary Conran, Mike Rioual. Row III: Gary Dubiel, leff Mathieu, Mr. Donelli, Tom Stienley, Cordon McCinnus. Broadcasting Club Row I: Alfred Svalstad, Dean Houlse, Scoti Svalstad. Ron . Pete McMahon, Bill Simpson, |oe Brousseau, Ed Heinze. 67 ,-iwKf. ' A ■■n fmxT i-i«ry (p i Simulations Club Front Ron Rav Bruttemesso, Kevin Kulak, Rex Kochanski Back Row And Gd t ns, Doug elson, Da id Lang, Linda Van- netta. [3iana Cagne Da id Havertv Junior Prom Ellen Morey, )ack Mori Mary-Beth Callanand, Craig Johnson Caria Calinella and Dan Vince Paul Rahn, KathySeelig rry Kramer and Dale Sandy Gilford ■. ' !!■ •• ■z- T y i ' .-■v.. . -■■! l.v a nTmAv T « wal Jn7 4- . Harvey lohn Lentine, Amy Stathoplos t , . Loris lohnson, Man Anne LeBlanc Margaret Perrv Carolyn Proyini Senior — Sophomore Tea CONARD-hall Week U. I- C-CM Pep Rally Baby Blue and Big Red The Came Conard Rules Kiss A Football Player Day The Guys We wanl-a war dance. ' Pep Rally Tribute to Walt Disney Andy West . . . -A: _ - ' - .■r ' ' T ' ' ?f FIRE!. . . ■ ' HP ' - i P ' r 9 . . . Not Again! Santa Comes to Christmas Parties Sania (Sieve Ferraris) Dr Crzybala and Friend ■ii ..Ta-;.- . jiA - KJiyM tJi-rr : Christmas Concert Brian Stone, Ken Swanson Exams Fro(i Finnigan Cdrolyn Provin Alison Mvtv h Talent Show Crease Lightening ' m i 1 ti-4w Rirna Knssl, Mall Ben Kikl -no Angelo Porrella (M.C.) lanel Milliard Dave Shullz, Andy Pailis Dossy Skrownck. )ohn Vaughan Donald Lususk I stood, just for a moment, in the empty, echoing lockeroom. And, just for a moment, as memories came crowding round. It was no longer empty. . r-r ■a;?1 . ..jzy-i .... Footbal Mikr IIjcIIk h, lohn Ih Row I lohn Cilmour, |inn Houskeeper, Chris Bishee, Co-capls. Mike Clarke, Dave lohnson, Doug Townsend, lohn Mulhcarn, Tim Urban, Row II: |on Brynga, Sieve Ferraris, Mike Haeflich, |ohn Thompson, Pete Rickelson, Tom Calvi, |im Genlile, Val Kondrelanko Row III: Mike Thompson, Chris White, P,|. Cronin, |oe Clowacki, Mike lones, |im Adams, Kirk Schroll. Row IV: Cubby Martin, Bob Hilborne, Bill Yeager, Dave Haverly, Tom Steinle, |oe Polidoro, Howard Flowers, Mike Urban, Row V: Scott Dyson, Ron Morander, Trey Sinatro, Keith LaRose, Rui Rodrigues, Steve Clarke, Dean Morrissey, Row VI: Coach Calabrese, Coach McKee, Coach Beidler, Coach Creaney Pete Ricketson Thompson, Coach McKee Dave lohnson, Mike Clarke Field Hockey I !!  rt ca : v: ' jfUiiU Row I: Andrea Hinkle, Lisa Bloodgood, Sylvia Caserio, Co-Capts. Nancy Wilson Cathy Foto, Leslie Silliman, Jeanne Krikawa. Row II: Cheryl Brultemso, Kris Carlson, Ann Mckeman, Lisa Carlson, Martha Leggett, lane Carbonneau, Lucy Lockwood, Mary-)o Swanson, Sandy Rotnig, Patti Pillion, Karen Clo- ver, Michelle Berke, Melinda Sullivan, loan Cattinella. Row III: Margie Clark, Brenda Royce, Maria Ficocelli, Kim Shirer, Liz Teasdale, Diane Crisevich, Becky Rahn, Lesa O ' Connor, Kris Dallmeyer, Lesley Skendarian, Paulette Allum, Debbie Kostek, Cyndi Hoenstine, Mrs. Shea, Miss Walling Conard Windham Conard 2 Manchester Conard 3 Fermi Conard 1 Simsbury Conard Wethersfield Conard 2 Hall Conarcl, . 1 Enfield Conarqw t£tM Windsor Conard ' - bT y gi - ' ■- Windham Conard Conard i fi Mt jfijtMan Chester Fermi Conard 4 1 Newington Conard 3 2 Wethersfield £aaard., 4 1 Hall Sylvia Caserio Louise Bristol Mrs. Shea, Nancy Wilson 1 - ' J sfc l BV  B v% b UfI em , g Mf BB Icanne Krikawa loan Callmella Kim Shirer Volleybal Back Row: lackie Noel, Mary Lou Kielbasa, Kerry Sullivan, Monique Allum, Poula Clough, Bea Olivet, Coach Kalbach. Middle Row: Caria Gat- tinella, Lorraine Tetreault, Linda Ramezzand, Anne Telreaull, Dianne Tetreault, Sandy Cifford Front Row: Co-captain Cathy D ' Apice, Co- captaln Lynn Kayser Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard 17-1-0 CCIL Champions Sandy Cifford Linda Rame. _ana .j_. ' i:. r.-:£ iiiL,,vt;c -.;auiga::;LVi « Tra ' ii«iwanwtHB«8itiatg::i;A::.: .— WKl I Soccer Row I: Chuck Cleason, Bob Cisneros, A, | Crean, Capt. Eric Vi olski, Capt. Dave DeLong, Capt. Kick Varum, Frank Cooper, Tim Owens, Tom Hamlin. Row II; Matt Benkiki, Ralph Sundstrom |oe Righenzi, Gary Dubiel, Eugene Holtsinger, )oe Martins, letl Mathieu, Pete McGahie, Brian Stone. Row III: Coach D ' Annolfo, Coach Mancini, Steve Lattizori, Tom Trott, Rich Healv, Frank Wasie- lewski, Manager Ken Pascoe, Coach Wilcox. Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard, onari d Ifd ' Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Gary Dubiel leff Mathieu Pete McGahie ■1 j8 B I HkvEi ' Sh 1 M Lenny Lebatique s nmsmmiLZi Girls ' Cross-Country ' :?V. lJJ ' • Back Row: Coach Remigino, Sue Mateia, Sue Arcand, Donna Windisch, Cubby Brunner, Lynn Stanford, Lynne Quinto, Ellen Kelly, Lynn Carlson, Maryann Canora, Delia Maratta, Nancy Hungerford. Mid dle Row: Donna Markese, jenny Little, Sue Rosenthal, Lisa Concannon, Michelle Mateja, Claudia Reale, Mary Dalton, Front Row: Tri-Captalns Kalhy Cermola, Patty Dalton, Alison Hobbs. Cabriellp Brunne ' 7ifytT. ' ' f;! iwf- Boys ' Cross Country Front Row: Fred Amstutz, David Sondergeld, Craig lohnson, Co-Capt. Art Smith, Co-Capt. David MacKellar, Charlie Santos, Rob Clark, Back Row: Asst. Coach Dan Frye, Peter Block, |im Coffin, Martin Merritt, Bob Albanesi, linn Hennessey, Eric Sondergeld, Bob Mitchell, David Lunden, Kelly Costello, Ed Krikawa, Peter Craig, Coach Ben Getchell. Missing: Ray Bruttomeso, Jeff Andrews, Tom Marcikonis, Rick Romell. Captains Art Smith, Dave MacKellar, Coaches Frye and Getchell. H fw 1 L ' BBj hm I ■ ' Imk Charlie Santos -SMaIj Row I: Karen Roth, Ann Peterson, Lauern Russo, Kribten Wohlgemuth, Brenda Smith, Kelly Halligan Row II; Michelle Tarbesque, Cindy Beavers, lean Roy, Shannon Louden, Saundra, Bernatovich. Row III: Kelly Williams, Liz Scott, Carol Craigie, Donna Lombardi, Lori Carlson, Joyce Barry, Hillary Eustace, Kathy Creaney, Beth f urnival, Tracey Layden, Mary-Alice Moore, Gail Donovan. Row IV: Coach Hunter, Lynn Langlon, Wendy Smith, Patty Parks, Patty Brophy, Amy Stathoplos, Mary Pat Osborne, Alyssa Goldsmith, Meg Patrell, Conarcl 104 Newinglon 62 Conard 91 Enfield 75 Conard 82 Glastonl)urv 90 C(jnari) 96 Penney 76 Conard 78 Windham 93 t Conard 63 Manchester 109 Conard 9S Fermi 71 Conart) 9()i J E, EHarllord 81 Vi Conard 90 Windsor Locks 82 Conard 82 Wethersfield 90 Conard 82 Hall 6-5 Wendy Smith Patly Brophy, Coach Hunter, Amy Slathoplos ;j22i:sMEHas ciits«w i Swimming I V ,9 i-vs, ■ 1 ' . ' . . V - - -i , J r ' ' v T J W ' -rr - T ■ Standing: Victor Chudowsky, Mike O ' Connell, Brian Beckius, Mike Spanberg, Alex Dzlkas, Dave Haverty, dreg Ozark, Tom Williams, Rob Clark, Scoll Malsick, Coach Hunter Sitting Gail Donovan, Scott Hamilton, Steve Grady, Fred Derosler, Mike Thomann, |ohn Davison, |oe Polidoro, |ohn Saunders, Rick Santos, Front: |im Fields, Dave Coggin Gotiard ■a 79 %ethersfield m Conard 8 Windham 88 L Conard 72 Newington 91 ■ Conard ' % East Hartford 74 1 Conard 81 Bulkley 88 ■ Conard 92 Enfield 69 Conard 77 Fermi 94 Conard 73 Glastonbury 98 Conard 70 Penney 101 Cf)nard 77 Manchester 93 ■ n rrl 64 all 108 2-9 Coach Hunter, Gail Donovan Scott Hamilton They ' re Oft Fred Derosier : ' y«v.v, «gvym a!j aHTO.v ' ' r kU Msketbal Cathy Foto Standing: Coach Kuczynski, Ellen Greene, Lesley Skenderlan, Kathy Cermola, Kristen Dallmeyer, Paula Clough, Eileen Griffith, Lynn Carlson, Patty Dalton, Becky Rahn, Ann McKernan, Coach Moffo. Kneeling: Co-captain Cathy foto, co-caplain Cathy D ' Apice, Paula Clough, Cathy D ' Apice, Kathy Cermola Becky Rahn, Lynn Carlson, Eileen Griffith Cathy Foto, Cathy D ' Apice Conart 49 New Britain 40 Conart 53 Enlicid 29 Conart 51 Jf fiiJiersfield 33 Conarc 63 pnF)l y 25 Cwnarc 5: C-Winciham 20 Ci)nar( i J Manchester 33 Conarc hT Ncwington S Conari  Conari Al Simsbury 26 70 East Hartion-L . 3a Conarc 50 Ft rini jK Conan b(J Lnlickl V iag Ciinar( 63 Hall T y 7 Conari 53 W( ' lhi-rstit- ' njHh| Ir f C.u, 69 PcMinoy - 08 Wj 26 ( 59 Windham 32 I ■ Manchpster 41 c,.,.,,,. 54 Simsbury 36 C ' .n.ii, 58 East Hartford 40 ConjK 50 Fermi 9 Conart 58 Hall 31 ecu Champions Statt LL Champions ar Patty Dalton, Cathy O ' Apice, Paula Clougn 1 j It 1 1 1 ! H H l) S ' J 1 1 i i ' ft r 3 p « Lynn Carlson, Ellen Greene, Becky Rahn, Eileen Griffith Lesley Skendrnan SKS mk. ] ' ff § Kathy Cermola Paula Clough Co-captain Cathy Foto, Coach Moffo, co-captain Cathy D ' AP ' ce (- , ,y D-Ap,ce ..iiUJiS aSiattiaaBOEHtMJ Boys ' Basketba f% V . ' pa n From Gary Dubipl, Scoll Morron, Al lones. Rick Varum, Back Coach Basney, Mike lones, Ralph SuncJstrom, Mall Murphy, Pplp Cinouvps, Tim Urban, |i fl Malhieu, Serge Arel, Coach Cunningham Ralph Sundslrfjm Peter Cinouves, Coach Basney, Cua( Cunningham Conard 84 Wethersfield 61 Conard 57 Penney 52 Conard 76 Windham 53 Conard 60 Manchester Conard 72 KaynorTech Conard 77 Windsor ' 68 Conard 79 East Hartford 49 Conard 67 Fermi 52 Conard 91 Enfield 53 Conard 78 Hall 68 Conard 85 , yVetherstield hJ Conard 5 mimf er SK Conard . Conard 57 ' ' Manchester % r Conard , 64 - 55 Cfinard 66 Simsbury 54 narcl 104 East Hartford 57 % Fermi 64 Conard 52 59 Enfield Hall a 2 Torringt on Holic ay Classic Cham pions 110 CCIL Co-Champions Gary Dubiel Serge Arel Co- aplain ScotI Morron, Coac h Basnev. o-i aplain Ralph Sundstrom Gary Dubiel, Peter Cinouves Gymnastics Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard Conard 70.0 Wethersiield 49.75 78.55 Newington 74.25 84.0WindsorLockb 55.25 75.6 Windham 65.15 Portland 38.85 80.3 Penney 56.45 85.45 Glastonbury 76.15 90.15 Simsbury 93 86.15 NF A 86.8 Darien 88.9 84.1 East Hartford 68.65 6Somers75.4Suffield41.3 77.4 Hall 75.75 11-3 From, Silvid Cascrio and Li? Rcinsmilh, c c.-c aiMains Miilcllc Hclsy C( |)p, Kris CdrK Hungorlord. coach Ahbrams. Nancy Amann, [Imc Solano, lacqiii Copp Hack ncl)l)ic Kalhi Bro milh, Kerry Sulliyan. Sandy Kolvig. Cabriollc Brunncr. Reno Wcidlcr Co idplains Silvia Casono and Liz Reinsmilh Coaih Ahlicanis. Wrestling r } Conard 40 Weaver 21 Conard 46 Waterford 13 Conard 36 Killingly 18 Conard 42 Glastonbury 12 Conard 36 Pulaski 17 Conard 34 Maloney 16 Conard 22 Buckeley 34. jH Conard 30 Enfield 26 S Conard 25 Penney 27 Conard 29 Windham 22 Conard 35 Manchester 17 Conard 48 Fermi 10 Conard 37 East Hartford 8 Conard 66 Simsbury Conard 45 Wethersfield 13 Conard 36 Hall 15 Conard 34 Rockville 15-2 21 CCIL Co-Champions Won Penr ey Tournament Peler Baling First Row: Mark Solowav, Mark O ' Harc. Russell cnliT, Ragif) Sarildl)ak, Phil Dunn, Fernando Rodrigues, Mike Calli, Miko DiTaranlo, Mike Mi Mahnn, lirendan Fru son, lay Woodworlh. Second Row: Claude Sleiner, Sieve Fallizon, louis Ortiz, FHowic Rosenberg, Tony forns, |oe Clowar ki, Frank Cooper, Co- Captain Mike FHaetlii h, Co-Captain |im Houskee|)er, CFins Cole, lohn Mullin, Paul Clo k, Carl Sweitzer. Third Row: Coa h licaudrv. Oean Morrissev, Bcih Walsh, lenny Marquis. Rui Rodngues. Manny Orliz. Coa( h Caesasiino, Coai h Pin ho |im Houskeeper MannvOrliz K k '  fj — ■ PPH Mm ■ fl I H K 1r im i!L, . Jit _JJ .,, i.v Thrill of V ' Klorv Hockey . ' i,g« vv Tw:;wm!ni ;wiiBiK ■ Standing (L-R): Andy Reale, David Kilpatnck, Dave Donabedian, Dave Albanesi, lohn Reale, Brute Soucv. Bob All)anesi, Tim )oslyn, Steve Namnoum, Chip Corbin, Seth Manaker, Scolt Dyson, Brian O ' Connor, Coach Panek Kneeling. Victor f inizio, |nc kells Tom Hdmlm, Eugene Holtsinger, )im French, Dave lohnson, Andy Cameron, Fred Finnigan, Kevin Ozark. Dave Idhnsnn. [ugene Hollsinger, Tom Hamlin, kevin Ozark Fred Finnigan ai -Si:,:! .TrazssKKSwra Bfi i Boys ' Track Dave MacKellar Girls ' Track Paula Clough Nancy V iKon i V .( W) !Trf jgaro aswHitBtC. '  1 , Boys ' Tennis Davit) Branllinger David DeLong Girls ' Tennis Captain SantJv Cjillord, Coach Gail Powers, Captain Lauren Navin Lorraine Tetreault rr •V .; Lisa Bloodgoiii) WB s fcii « ' ' ' Sili Ejia f M Dianne Tetreault lulie God bout Sandy Citlord i:i:jnc miasmamaEsmt r ' i jm9 I Lacrosse • k - .,..,.. V Captains Tom Hamlin, Mike Haetiich, Eugene Hotlsinger f . ' ' ' 4 ' • ■■ .4 - • i , • • • 5 .- ' J ; ' 3 ■JO 1 K pB ' r - ' _ . -- tf ii Coach D ' Annolto Golf i.ui! s]K£3inn« i9se ' i _¥: Fi.i i Baseball Cjpldin lohn Thompson ( t ' S fe;: - - -r . ' , ' .;.-- ' - ' V -■ ? r. 5? lohn Thompson Greg SoUile Softball Cdlhy D ' Apice, Diane McKone Coach Pam Motto ' .i::is.ia.3i joisflaniMrj! ' r:ss r '  l i i Chieftains And Chieftainesses Sue lohnson, Tim Owens, lane Palmer, Rex Roberts Allison Hobbs, David Sondergeld, Tricia Crowley, |ell Eldredge Drill Team fnnil A, ' mi, ■ Davies, Rosen ' ,,•■• ' •■ M . - r A ' , u I (ijni ( )rz,i li, C Ld|ii Sui ' Mjriia, loyce Durivage, Susan slcjili ij, k AJou Cwenn Rees, Maria Rosa, Te ' ri Chin, Lynne lune Louro, lulia Rosa, Debbie VVdIgren, Natalie Pane. David Sondergeld Nancy Amann, Lynn Angelastro, Helen Dyer, |eff Ediredge, Gwen Dong, |anine Pierce, Mary |o McKernan, Darlene Savonis, Sue Hoddings, David Sondergeld, Tricia Crowley, Rerie Waidley, Diana Gagne, Tina Anto- lini, Alison Hobbs. lenny Collins, Leighann Willard, Cindy Chapman, )ane Palmer, Pam Teasdale, Tim Owens, Sue John- son, Rex Roberts, Margaret Murphy, Sheri London, Barbie Farr, Carolyn Pollard, Lisabeth O ' Connor, Lisa Concannon, Mary Ann Harris, leanne Lewis. Tricia Crowley B««-Tv:Mn.. Cheerleaders vur Tt ' ' , ' ' ° ' .nt T.? ' , ' - TT l ' ' ' ° ' - ' ' ' Chaprrian, Pam ToaMlale, Lisa Concannon, Caolain Margaa , Murphy lar A nn Hams, Lcighann Willard, Shen L jn(l()n, Barbie Farr. Carolvn Pollard. laisdu Aiurpny, Cray Squad - Bsck Row: Sue Haddings, Helen Dyer, Cwen Dong, Lynn Angelasiro, Middle Row: Nancy Amann, Darlene Savanis, lanine Pierie, Diana Cagne, Rene Waidley, from Row: Captain Tina Anlolini, Captain Mary |o McKennan. Sue Haddings, Rene Waidley ' :; i ' JX: irrilKiJSiHiffi Conard vs Ha CONARDvsHa Rocord W-L-T Boys ' Basketball 2-0-0 Girls ' Basketball 2-0-0 Wrestling 1-0-0 Gymnastics 1-0-0 Hot k( y 1-0-1 Bovs ' Swimming 0-1-0 5SW£T M 1 . Hcidn Rduchir Stove Wdshburn, Rone Cdsdsanld Eileen Grillilh eanne Partridge ' - ' ri. VJU ' .il ' --, ' - ' .wy msssF -wy- 7 - L Angelo Porelld, Calhy foto I nni ' Kdysor. Didnc Tedlrdull Lisa Blanc hdrd I i tilpen Kissane Chff O ' Brien, Ron Morande Marybeth Callan Mike Carrlly _ ■ ■. ■iv 5ry. ciJi _ leff Cohen, Don Saaf r J LZ l| I HIHH ■1 k M ' = Cy 1 -.A ..dLA jHUvi Gary Dubiel, Alyssa Goldsmith |im Houskeeper, Doug Shapler, Art Smith Rudy Pizzaferato lohn Cilmour, Tim Droney Every year a new senior class balances, for a time, between old and new. But I would not have chosen to belong to any class but ours, for we have made it specia . - i.- _. . . ■a f ' . i - iissxaansusfflE Creg ■ dams To conquer wilh no risk is to Iri- umph without glory Band 1, Fool- ball 1. Supporting Miller Highlife, B-W- in the gray ghost, After 8;00PjVI. trips to Mass , Cruising in P- 208. B + BS, A-1, Franks, KOA., Bug Banging with Bruce, Partying lill 3:AM N.A Nancy Adams Rabbit Work today and you won ' t have to worry about tomorrow, Dancer in Agatha Christie 2, Dance Club 2; Black and While Relations 1, 2, Work Experience Program 3; Talent Show 1, 2, i; Project Trust, Advisory Com- mittee, Tennis; Swimming, Basket- ball Roxannc Albano Rocky FHow good It is to love someone, how right it IS to care. FHow long it ' s been since yesterday, what about tomorrow, what about our dreams, and all memories we share. Softball 2, i, Italian Club 2, 3. Art, spacin ' , writing poems, Fti Mur!, Us forever D N.!, Crash 78 You never know how much you love someone until they ' re gone. Margaret Allpaa Meg, Mego Live fast, die laughing Field Hockey 1, 2; Art Club 1,2, German 2, 3; Hiking Club 3; Girls Choir 2, A Choir 3 Hello Dolly, Kiss Me Kate, Skiing, hiking. Community School at Pinkham Notch, White Mountains (ThanxjC.) ;, f Igor R Alvarado Cor, Gorvill, Chico, Igurien You cannot change the past but you can ruin the present by worrying about the future. Football 2, Lacrosse 1, 3. Sandy 2, i . . ' , A B.BF., Goat, MB. Hunting, C. Cod, Marb-, Lucia, Micky, Cor. B., Sgu|- Ypols, E R, [ er Clif, N.H., Always and Forever, F.L , Ascutney. Nancy Amann You get what you get when you go lor It. Choir 1, 2, Field Hockey 1, 2; Gymnaslics 1, 2, 3, Cheerleading 3; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 3. WTPOWNS l, mmunily! You NICE ' , McDonalds, MILLER, All nighters!!, tennis, waterskiing. Gym- nastics, HEATHER, G.A ivnn S. Angclastro Linnie It ' s the laughter we will rememtier whenever we remember the way we were. Track 1, 2, 3; X-Country 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Cheerleader 3; Senior League; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Service Club 2, 3; Seconian 2; Copy Editor 3; Art Club 3; Community Relations Comm 2, 3; B-Choir 1; |r. Prom Dec. Comm. LIKEARST, Ashley, the Cape, skibbin ' around, basketball games, CC at HH, buddies, Creased Lightnin ' , «8t) Tina Aniolini Lini Dino Special people are those who respect you, share with you, under- stand you, and still love you — True friends . . . the best that ' s cool ' Cheerleading 2, 3, Capl, 3; Senior League 3; Philomels 1; A Choir 2, 3; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3; National Honor Society 3; Distinguished Service Award. It ' s been real, good limes Stephen [dward n and Arc, Crash, Yukon lack. Disco Kid No one means all he says, and yel very few say all they mean Football 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2, i Beach weekend 2, 3, photography , Serge P. - re Snaping ihe doors open at Hall BaskelbdII 1. 2. i, Track 1, 2, 3; An Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, Seco- nian Start 2, 3 — Yearbook Cover Design, Povv Wow Stati — Graphics, Stage Crew — Anything Goes; talent Show l raw ing. Sports Richard - ronson ■ Remember, C.M R.T is =1 ' Wi nuts Beware ' Symph. Band 1, 2. lar v C Azna ounan Whoeser said lite isn ' t a joke, is pulling your leg. Thanks TB Bowl- ing Club 2, 3; Electronic Music Club 1, 2, 3 Treasurer Piano, Sports, Lan- guage Lab Assistant Irene Baglev McCleaney To think, to do, to be From West- oxer to Conard The boy who lived next door . . My second lamily. Sue who, B + B with Bis Bis; thanx and love to P B., MR,; Bern, Mush, Space etc: Beezer where are you? The beach, water-skiing, windsurf- ing, mime, clowning, soccer, lacrosse, selling shoes, and Cape Cod lohn Balkan Balk The only gracious way to accept an insult IS Ignore it. It you can ' t ignore It top It. Pow Wow Stall 3; Football 1, 2, Lacrosse 1, 3. 200 lb. Club, car met hanics, weight lilting Diane . Ballard Dede Keep what is worth keeping and with a breath ot kindness blow Ihe rest away Student Council 1, 3 Anything Goes 2, Kiss Me Kate 3 Tributes to FHans Christian Andersen. A,gatha Christie; Track 1, 2, 3; Senior League 3; Ski Club 3; Drama Club 3; Pow Wow Stall 3; Mixed Choir 1; A Choir 2; Solo Choir 3. Skibbin ' around, FICO 7-1, Head lor the Mountain, Ashley, shopping with LA, B K ,Thedenl. Rii hard Balier Elena f Baltauskas Can I handle the seasons ot my lite? l e been alraid ot changing cause l e built my lite around you, but time makes you bolder, even chil- dren gel older and I ' m getting older too. Volleyball 2; Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3; Sr League 3; Art Club 1. 2. 3. Lils , Summer ot ' 78, I P ' S, ur-key , Stradoodles , Coot , BOZ , Football Pep Rally ' 78. Fantasy Factory , What a trip special triendsand Tom. Roger I. Bcauprv •Rog Bpau ' ••Whom Mflue brings logelher, even death can nol separate Baseball 1, ' ■uccer 2 Dusler Fnendly ' s, Triumph SUO, WC. DZ . TLM •77, . , , Michelob, l)o ling, weekends In Mass., Rm. 201. MEIER. Happ Anniversary (LRB). TLM — There are no words lo describe my leelings ' Good-bye all! Brian Bee Ous ■ Bn ' -Bek ■ Suimmingl.2.3. U ' l a Bcnbow •Peach •To accomplish great things, we must not only act. but also dream, not only plan, but also believe Track 2, 3. Read- ing, sewing, bike riding. Sheila Renee Bc(fs • ' Sugar Bear ' •Lei m pa ' -t be my past and my present also be m lulure Track 2, Black and While Relations 1.2; Talent Show 1.2.3 Basketball. Baseball. Drill Team, sewing, c (joking. Field Hockey, Music, Reading and (5ances- Robert Belhea i if ; l chae M, Sess er •Mike •The moment may be temporary, but the memory is forever Track 1. 2, Cap- lain 3 Chn-.lopher Bisbee • Buba ' Chris •The world stands out on either side no wider than the heart, Football 3; Track 2. 3; Swimming 3. Ski Club 1, 2, 3 Cape Hat . AC. Quarts. Big B ' s Radicle Moked. Tubed. Ju dith. Boston. TOP Copier Kids. Q.P., Hooters, Zine, 4WD, ' Dane ing Bear, Surfing, skimg, water ski- Sand Bilondi [dw ard Ble io ■ ' Cimp ' •Big Ed •Every man who rises above the com- mon level has received two educations: the lirsi from his teachers; the second, more personal and important, from himself Cars, weekends, 1957, Echo Town, Lua Bloodgood Lis Happiness is d bulterfly, which when pursued is always just beyond your grasp, but il you sil down quielly, may dhghl upon you ■■ Field Hockey 2, 3; Suimming 1; Tennis 2, 3, Art Club 2, 3- |r Class Board, Sr Class Board Sr ' League, Sp NHS, 2, 3; Comm, Relations i; )r. Usher, Student Council Rep. Spam ' 78 Acolyling, Crease-Babes lames Paul Bonevac |im ■ . And they say nothing good ever came out of Pittsburgh! Brigadoon I Audio Recorder, Stage Crew for Christ- mas Concert 2, Electronic Music Club 1, 2,3,4,5. Pres, Bowling Club 3; State of Connecticut Music Award 1, Gradua- tion Recording Technician 2. Connnc Bourdeau Corn Don ' t put off to tomorrow what you can do today, because if you enjoy it today, you can do it again tomorrow. ,Misqudmigut-summers, Florida, beach v eekend. Ruby Tuesdays, The Essex House, Coneheads at Chan ' s, California and Boston 79 , the minute, munching, Heartbreaker ' Cassandra Souen Cass A bag of COLD is like a sunny day, spend it well so I have been told. Ski Club 3. Horseback riding, skiing David Branllinger Success IS self-expression at a profit. Pov Wow Staff 3; Tennis 1, 2, 3, Great Kazoo Band 1, 2, 3, N.H.A. 2, 3. Pong, Photography. (ou seC Br, ■Remember me with smiles and laugh- ter, for that ' s how I ' ll remember you St of friends never part SC Rep. 1, 2, 3; Sr. Class Brd , jr. Class Board; DSC. 2; jr. Usher; Seconian 2, Editor 3, Pow Wow 3; Quill and Scroll 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Sr. League; Pep Club 1. The Three Stooges . . . Skiing . . . N.H.C. ' s . . . Cathia, Andi, Ra . . . The Mail List . . . Bermuda . . . 7th period . . . Hope- lessly Devoted . The Schemers . . . Camp . . . New Hampshire-forever . . . Bye guys! Palncia I. Brophy Patfv Broph You see things how they are; and ask ' h ' , but 1 dream things that never were and I ask ' why not ' ' Swimming 1,2, Captain 3; Pep Club (V.P. 2, 3; Boy ' s Swim Team Manager 2, 3, Evening Activities 2, 3; Student Information 3, Senior League 3 lenny Bormuth, Lafayette sound familiar? , Hey you, who me? . . you bet . Take care navi- gator and Boo. Thanks for everything pilot I ' ll miss you guys. Na-nu, Na-nu. XXOO !raHH«5 K Kell A. Brosmith And in chasm ' v hal I thoughl were moonbeams, I have run mio a cou- ple ot walls , , Bui m lookmg back al Ihe laces I ' ve been I would sure be Ihe lirsl one lo say . When I look al myself today . . wouldn ' ta done II any other way. Ski Club 1, 2, i. Senior League 3; Pep Club 1. Blak- eme beerlests, parlyin ' , lackson Browne, CAPE COD, The Red B , . . D M 2, .5, -The Res. loieph F. Brosseau ll It ' s humanly possible. Go for it ' National Honor Society 3, junior Usher at Graduation 2, National Mem Letler of Commendation 3; language Lab Assistant 1, 2, Film Making Club 3, Radio Club 1, 3; French Club 2, 3, Bowling Club 3; DT 2, 3, French National F onor Society 2, i Filling Lockers. Angela Br(n n Ang One ot Ihe mosi beautiful qualities (ll true friendship is to understand and to l)e understood Student Council Representative 1, 3, FHome- (oming Dance Committee 1, 3; Community Relations 3; Appropria- tions Community 3; junior Class Board 2; Senior League 3; Service Club 1, 2; Cheerleading 1; Track 3; Ski Club 1, 3. Gymnastics, Figure Skating; D.A., SRS, Lake Placid, fnendly ' s. Creased Lightning, WILD ONES ' Raymond I Brullemesso Ir Brule Distinguished Service Award 2, Pow V ow Staff 3; Anything Goes 2; Har- vey 2, Kiss Me Kate 3; Tribute to Aga- tha Christie 2; Tribute to Wall Dis- ney 3, Stage Manager 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 3; Simulations Club, Trea surer 2, 3; Sales Accountant for |un Kir Achievement 1. Eagle Seoul A F A., Summer Scientific Seminar Ba( kpacking. Photography, Reading Swimming lonjihjn llnnga Ion managers work is seldom notued but always appreciated arsitv Head Manager Football 2, 3, .arsity Head Manager Baseball 1, 2, i. Art Club 1, 2, 3. Sports, Red Sox watching, (oin collecting. Kpv in C Burk Burkie Vou cant always get what you want, but it you try sometimes, you get what you need . . . Third Period tun squad, .Annie ' s race car, That smell , Cruisin ' in P208 Bruis- er ' s Studio, Falconetti, B.I. and the taxi cab, Gooner ' s Grey Bomb, Squir- rels, I don ' t like D I., You ' re fried, Adams, MO 1629 Corn, It ' s third period, K O. is O.K unless you get k.O d from K O,, That ' s wild, Bubba and his hoofers, I ' m out of here. Later Matt Bussolari The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time, and since we ' re only here for a while, might as well show some style, Work Experience Program 3, Tennis 1, N HA. 1, 2, 3. Night Hockey, Music, Reading, Weekends. liabel Calderon •IZZY Love has Ihe power of making you believe what you normally treat with the deepest suspicion Tennis, vol- leyball, Softball UryBcth Callan M B.C Mare Every act ot kindness is a little bit ol love we leave behind Student Council 2, 3; Student Activities Com- mittee 3: Distinguished Service Award 2: National Honor Society, President 3; French National Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Band 1, Treasurer 2, President 3; Orchestra 2, 3, A Choir 3; Kiss Me Kate 3; Volleyball 1, 2, French Club 2, 3; Community Rela- tions Comm 2, 3; Senior League SRS Pans! Music, Dancing, my Hoboe , Barney , Beginnings X r Thomai I Calvi Rocky It ' s too hard lo say goodbye lo our yesterdays, so keep your feel on the gr jund and keep reaching (or the stars Football 1, 2, !, Track 1, 2, 3 Ski Andrew Cameron Andy Baseball 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2,3. Anabela Capaz Bela To thine own self be true B-Choir 2, A-Choir 3; Kiss Me Kate 3 Miza A. Carroll l5on ' t let the knowledge you acquired yesterday stop you from acquiring more tomorrow Black and White Human Relations 1, 2. (dancing, collecting music, and mak- ing new friends! Chris Carlwnght Nick Casciano Nick or Charlie Check the ice Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3; York Broiler Team 2, 3; YDT 2, 3. Tennis, Swim- ming, Boating, lazz Music, Drawing. Catherine Anne Lappa Cathie Cap The wind of change blow around you, and that will always be so Work Experience Program 3; Track 1 Disco Dancing, Skiing, Vermont, I Love New York , Pappin ' , Cruisin ' , Hiltin ' Ihe strip ' . Park St. after dark, H H., Kennedy, Elizabeth, Chilla Cellal , Lei ' s Col , Twi- lighl , But honey babe, I still luv va ' Good times, always wilh C.C and ,M F lephen D Carnelli Car Ihe world is a great big stage and (■a( h one of us are actors Water- ski ing. Swimming, Volleyball. S hia E Caseno I look Ihe good times . . . I ' ll take the bad times . . . junior Prom Decorating Committee 2; Distin- guished Service Award 2; National Honor Society 3; Spanish National Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1; Gymnastics 1, 2, Captain 3; Senior League 3; Pro- ject Breakthrough Rep. 2, 3, French National Honor Society 2, 3 Biking, Skiing, logging, Excursion Kathleen D Cermola Wally Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Dis- tinguished Service Award 3; Cross Country 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Soft- ball 2; Track 1, 3; Policy Club 1, 2, 3 Italian Club 1, 2, 3. 7th period Chips Har-dee-Har-Har, Bookend, Decem ber 30th, BBBBB, Epitomy of Frivol ilv Cynlhid Chaijman Cindy ' , Chap If you wake up and don ' t want to smile it il lakes jusl a little while Open your eyes and look at the day ' You ' ll see things in a dillerent way. Student Council 1, 2, 3; Appropriations Commit- lee J, Spanish NHS 1, 2, 3, |r , Sr, Class Board (Sec Treas) 2, 3, Senior League i, Pep Club 3; |r. Usher at Graduation 2, Cheerleading 3, My SB, You ' ve got a tnend , No problem , P is tor Oh boy ' , jPGTP, Wild and Crazy, Hit the deck . Bacon , Dancing FF lean Chfislie Things do not change, we do. National Honor Society 3, Spanish National Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Track 2; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club 3. Hiking, ski- ing, music, Vermont, and the muppels I K (or ChudoH s ,v Pud . Mr. Why should a worm turn ' It ' s probably lusi the same on the other side. Tribute to Agatha Christie 2, Walt Disney 3, Swim Team 2, 3 oseph Ciampa Champ Vou only live once, so go for the gusto ' Tennis Team 1 Baseball, basket ball Lisa-lean Cmlillo Civi , Civ There are three kinds ol friends best friends, guest f lends, and pest friends. Pep Club 1, i, Italian Club 1, 2, 3; Red Cross Club 3: Policy Club 1, 2, ?; Senior League Ski Club 1, i. Swimming, read ing, skiing, tennis, traveling, music . par i ing, being with friends 4 vson Clarke ■ ' V Slav by me for we know that if is near It lingers in the mist that keeps us here Skiing, camping, music, the beach, parties, MTB, Texas, Fridays, and traveling. Uchael Clarke Clarke-t Do unto others before they do unto vou Conard 15-Hall 6; Conard 6-Hall 0; Conard 7 Hall 7. Distinguished Service Award i. Choir 1, 2, 3; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3; Football (CoCapt) 1, 2, 3; Ski Club !; Redtide Defense 1, 2, 3. « 57 and =72, Beach Weekend, Quarts, Kegs Paula Clough Every outstanding success is built on the ability to do better than good enough National Honor Society 3; Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3; Basketljall 1,2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 3, Field Hockey T Bush . Week- ends . Horseback riding lell Cohen IC One picture is worth a thousand words. Scconian 3; Pow Wow 1, A, Solo Choir 2, 3; Maxwell Smart 1; Any- thing Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3; Tribute to Hans Christian Andersen 1, Film Club (Pres) 2, 3, Photography Club I, AV Crew 1, 2 Photography, film, scooping ice cream Christopher Cole The one hazardous aspect to spectat ing IS v hen wrestlers are vindictive in an emotional way and you can never tell when one of them will pick up their opponent and throw him at the ring side Wrestling f, 2, 3; Football 1; Future elerans of Foreign Wars Club 2, , V eightlilting 2, 3. Conn, on Vermont on the Appalachian. Jennifer Collins •■|enn - No matter where I ' m going, I ' ll remem- ber where I ' ve been. Cheerleadmg 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Community Rela- tions 2 3 Senior League Sec Treas) 3; Service Club 1. 2. SMs:21, LIKEILST, SH and M M ' s alhan f Collins •AUx lJ ne Conlev saw the ocean, and lor a brief moment, I understood. Philomels 1; A Choir 2, 3, A Tribute to Hans Christian .Andersen 1; Agatha Christie 2: Walt Dis- ney 3; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3 Ballet, music, an. Summer of ' 78 ' , IP ' s ' , Ship Bottom!, California!, I don ' t break easily. Man ) Conran li your friends are there, then every things all right. Chairp Student Info and Dist Sersice 2, Tribute to Agatha Christie 2: Walt Disney 3; Sr League Historian i. Homecoming Committee 3, Soccer Manager 2, 3, Lacrosse Manager 1, 2. 3. Mare, Prep, CMSTCCM, I made It , ILY ll ever I see you again . Hall FB, MH.: ' 8 ISETFIL , Memories Carol P Conro •Curl The most wasted day ot all is that on which we have not laughed Service Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, Community Relations (Chairman) 1, 2, 3, Student Council !; Cabinet 3; Student Activities 2, 3; Appropriations Committee 3; Sen- ior League 3, Track 1, 2, 3. Oh my God ' Right , 78 Pep Rally, Football c)u Bet! , SRS Friendly ' s — Grease Babes ' The Doc — emergency , skiing (attempt) — the accident! . Mulberry Point, partying, talking, laughing ' — WIIDONES ' mmxjk j Laura Cook Nothing so strong as gentleness, noth- ing so gentle as real st rength. Red Cross Club 2, 3; Track 2 Skiing, horse- back riding (English), hiking. frank Cooper Coop Soccer 1, 2, 3; Wrestling 1, 2, 3; German Club 1,2, SMUT (Soccer) 3. Elizabeth Lee Copp Bets , Boo ll you can imagine it, you can achieve It If you can dream it, you can become It Student Council 2, 3: Evening Activi- ties 3, A Choir 2, 3; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3, Tribute to Hans Chris- tian Andersen 1, Agatha Christie 2, Walt Disney (co-choreographer) 3, Gymnas- tics Manager 3; Dance Club 1, 2. 3, Ski Club 3: Talent Show 1, 2, 3 Mick VII, croiing. dancing, tennis, music, Fest, rainbows, partying, t.c , running. Jacqueline Turrell Copp lacq ' Keep a song in your heart and a smile in your eyes. Student Council 1. 2, 3; Solo Choir 2, 3, Brigadoon 1; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3, Tribute to Hans Christian Andersen 1, Walt Disney (Director) 3 Partying, singing, RAS, na- nu, na-nu, big Michs, TR disco, 9th hole, Friendly ' s, pinto — WEB 56, Special Ed gang, skiing, tennis, and good times with gooci people. Dre i Corcoran Kalhy Coroso Kathy Student Council Representative 2, 3. Anne H. Cowie Cow Lookin Moo Many kinds of fruit grow upon the tree of life, but none so sweet as friendsfiip Community Relations Committee 3; Student Activities 3, Community Information 3; Pep Club 1, 3; President; Senior League 3, Ski Club 3; Service Club 2; A Cfioir 3, Kiss Me Kate 3. P is for Party , TOGA ; SRS-; skiing; tub- ing, swimming; hiking, biking; turing 18 . Wild Ones, Creased Lightning Colin Craig Toothpick , Bones , Pele Don ' t carry the world up on your shoulders for well you know that it ' s a fool that plays it cool by making his world a little colder, — Lennon and McCartney B Choir 1; A Choir 2, 3; Sym- phonic Band 1, 2, Anything Goes 2; Kiss Mo Kate ?, War Gaming Club 3, secre- tary;, T,U 7, 8 wasting time, DancD Anthony John Crean A.|, Experience is like a hard teacher, she gives you the test first, the lesson after- wards. Vernon Law Baseball 1, 2, 3; Soccer 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; f ' rericfi National Honor Society; National Honor Society, Ball , , . Pirates C.U,0,U.M,U, , , , Captain Courant . . Winter Workout . , , johnsonburg . . Steelers , , , SBS , . , Legion Ball TCI.T.B.C, . . . 77 Champs |,L. , . Block Island . . . 76 , . , 79 New Sta dium , . , THANKS, . , Patricia M. Crowley Tricia You cannot look twice into the same river, for other waters are continually flowing on . . . Community Relations Committee 2, 3; Service Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Senior League; Seconian Staff 2, Activities Edi- tor 3; Cross Country 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Chieftainess 3, LIKEARST; Prunes; f ICO 6:30-3; |r. P.Spain ' 78 and Sangria!; C.C. at H,H,; Skibbin ' around; the Cape; basketball games; Ashley; buddies; my friends, DNA 78-79 and forever . . $5 33, Carol Cull in a In wlldness lies the preservation of the earth, — Thoreau, Service Club 2; AFS Committee 2; Trends Staff 2; lunior LJsher 2; Tribute to Agatha Christie 2; Anything Goes -;— Stage Crew 2; Com- munity School 2; Hiking Club 3; Seco- nian Staff 3; National Honor Society 3; National Merit Letter of Commendation 3 LJniversity of Porky Gultch; the out- doors; hiking, climbing, x-country ski- ing; Pinkham Fever, Susan H. Curtis Suz Distinguished Service Award 1, Band 1 Tritiute: H. C, Andersen 1, A, Christie 2 Wall [)isney 3; Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Sk Club 1, 2, 3; Costumes for Tribute 2, 3 Director, Walt Disney; swimming, ski Ing; reading, backpacking, hiking. Steve Daigle Patricia Dalton ■■P,D To live your lite in your own way - . . lo reach for the goals you have set for yourself ... to be the you that you want to be . . . that Is success, X- Country 1, Captain 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2 3; Track 1, 2, Captain 3; Senior League 500 Mile Club Brad; Moga; B.BB.B.B. December 30; 99.9%; Crumma; running, barefoot; running with Andy West. Catherine L. D Apice Cathy Best of friends never part. Marion Jones Book Prize 2; jr., Sr. Class Board 2 3; Distinguished Service Award 3 National Honor Society 3; |r. Usher 2, Pow Wow Staff 3; Volleyball 2; Captain 3; Basketball 1, 2, Captain 3; Softball 2, 3; Track 1. The Tree Stooges . . . Bush . . . The AMail List . . . Bermuda . . Lou- weasel . . . 7th period ... I think I know . . . The Schemers . . . Kermit Kim M. Delmastro The only way to have a friend is to be one Pow Wow Staff 3; Pep Club 1, 2, Vice-President 3; Italian Club 1, 2, 3; Senior League 3; Tribute to Agatha Christie 2, Co-Manager Softball 1; Policy Club 3. Baseball; Skating; Saturday Night Disco Parties, The Mall; Franks; Music; friends and a little bit of everything with the muppets. David Delong Dingo You cannot teach a man anything; you can only help him to find it within him- self. Soccer 2, Captain 3; Tennis 2, Cap- tain 3; Ski Club 2, 3. K.O. 1; man 2; Words; DT; 90; tunes; 1 later . . . Carmela C. DelSanlo Carm Sweet wonderful you . . ., You make me happy with the things you do. R.M forever. A Choir 2. Member of S T W F talking 1068-H064; Rickie COP 3 4 Carm 2, 1 3B ' s; AI.K. . . .; tennis; bik ing, swimming; sewing. fredenck Derosier Fred Sometimes it is not enough to do your best, sometimes you must do what is required. Winston Churchill. Band 1, 2, 3; Pep Band 1,2,3; lazz Band 1,2, 3; Stra- tegic Simulations 2, 3 President; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Soccer 1; Swimming 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, 3. Brian Denault Theresa DiBenedetto Frank DiTaranIo A madness put to good uses . . . George Santayana. Yale Book Prize 3; National Merit of Commendation 3; |r. LIsher at Graduation 2; Math Team 1, 2, 3; French Club 2; French National FHonor Society 1, 2; DSDFC 3. Buckets; Pitchers; You Going? Cisendolyn I Dong Cwen To live your live in your own way . to be the you that you want to be that is success , . . Cheer- leading 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3; Commu- nity Relations Committee 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3; Senior League 3, Service Club 1, 2, 3, Frees- tyle Skiing, Smile ' — polyester; The accident , Fnendly ' s; Lika-Lika; CC at HH, Wild ones; Locker mama; S R S, laws. Renee C Doyon Doy May the most you wish for, be the least you get Hey, if you can ' t take a |oke , . But seriously folks , Philomels 1, A-Choir 2, 3, Anything Goes 2 President and founder of S T W F . McDoogies 2, 3, John Belu- shi anMr Bill Fan Club, AFI Member, FHorseback riding. Eating, Movies, Photography, Playing with tire. Toga Parties. Timothy Droney Gauntlet separates the men from the boys. Lacrosse 1,2, 3 Quarts Club, FHittin ' at Rock ' s House with Yukon lack; Bash 1, 2, Venetian Bomb , Windows left open at Rock ' s party Gary Dubiel Craig William Duey Red IS gray and yellow white, but we decide which is right and which IS an illusion Photography, Skate boareiing. Back packing. Mountain climbing. Skiing lelfrey T. Eldredge Ffei We can be heroes |ust for one day Student Council Representative 2, 3; President of Senior Class 3; Vice- Pres of junior Class 2; Boys ' State 2; Trinity Book Prize 2; Spanish National Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Natl. Merit Letter of Commendation 3, lazz Band 1, Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Brigadoon 1; Anything Goes 2; Tribute to Hans Christian Ander- sen 1, Agatha Christie 2; Walt Disney 3; Math Team 3; Nat ' l Leadership Training 2; Chieftain 3, Charlemagne 1. Piano; Table Tennis; Tunes, Mind Games, ANNA, Wilderness, Mup- pets, Pirannha Bros. (Sorry, Squire); Bacon Pizza; Brand New Blame Peter Encson Life . . - enioy it while you can, it may soon be too late. Electronic Music Club, Vice-President 1, 2, 3; Bowling Club 2, 3. Leslie I. Falkin Falk Falcone Falkineddy What lies behind us and what lies ahead of us are tiny matters com- pared to what lies within us Choir 1; Tribute to Hans Christian Ander- sen 1; Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 3; Manager of Boys ' Varsity Hockey Team 3, Wheelchair Soccer 3. jenny Bormuth ; Pierced ear; Twilight Room, 11; Mopeds; Seniors Rate ; Why bother? ; Bumpin ' in the mall; K O; Fests at C M ' s ■79- ' 79, Wild and Crazy Guys , Beach Weekend ' 78, M|ST Nothing hap- pened ; Did you? ; Hooters Mike makes my day (HA-HA) , Airport ' 78; MHRYLB; Old Spice, You nice ' ; 2 on 1; Keys Steve? ; Really special friends, miss you guys!, lull. Diane M. Felske Yesterday ' s warmest moments are todays warmest memories Pep Club 1; Evening Activities Commit- tee 2; Spanish National Honor Soci- ety, Pow Wow Staff 3; Choir 1 Spam ' 78 Pesets, Sangria, Treets and Leetz, heartache; TOGA, heffie, CG, FK, MM, DC, KK, GR, 44, locker families. Uncle Pete; Green M M ' s; friends, Adeetz Maria Fernandes Stephen K. Ferraris Cooner Slay silent and people may think you ' re a fool, but speak and remove all doubt B-Choir 1; A-Choir 2, 3; Anythmg Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3; Football 1, 2, 3; Get SAD. Com- mittee; Wheelchair Soccer, Capt. 2, 3. Cape Cod; Co Carts; Gray Ghost; p. 208; Al Brawl, keys at |.P; Beach Weekend?; POSH ; Get em Adams, Number one fan of the Miller man; visit to Newgate; P.B. 78; Thanks )o|o 11 6 78; It ' s been real; See ya later; 11 18 78 . Catherine M. Foto Birdie You have taught me and I have learned- You have given and I have gained. You have touched me and I have grown Student Council Rep- resentative 1, 2, 3; Community Rela- tions Committee 2, President of jun- ior Class 2; Vice-Pres. of Senior Class 3; junior ijsher 2; DS A 2; Seconian 3; Fi eld Hockey 1, 2, 3 — Captain, Basketball 1, 2, 3 — Captain; Track 1, 2, 3 — Captain. Smiles and the Clown; Bird Museum; Being frivo- lous; Little Bear and D ; taking pic- tures; . . .SUNSHINE! James French u lames A. Fields ).M, Smile. It makes people wonder what you ' ve been up to; I ' m coming C.T. Student Council Representa- tive 2; Swim Team 1, 2, Co-Caplain 3. Fishing; Boating. Fredencli Fmnigan F When you wish upon a star, dreams will take you very far. But when you wish upon a dream, life ain ' t always what It seems. Hockey 1, 2, 3 Lacrosse 1; Tennis 3 Dirt biking having good times 52 times a year Stretching; Tunes. Anne Foley Fo You ' ve got to wake up every morn- ing with a smile on your face, and show the world all the love in your heart. Spanish National Honor Soci- ety 2, 3; Tribute to Walt Disney 3; Field Hockey 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Ski Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Senior League 3. Red Flower; F. Troop, K. member; Fests; Beach Weekend; Skiing excursions; Spain; Heather; good partying, good times, and good friends. Robbm Frye The sun rises, the sun sets. Our high times we ' ll never forget. Peter D Fuller Pierre Many times I ' ve wondered how much there is to know. Radio Club 2, 3; Ski Club 3. Party!!!; Toga, Mac ' s; P PP. k iV. i Laurie Ann Cadegard It vou wake up and don ' l vvani lo smile, II il lakes |usl a liltle while, Open vour eves and look al the day — You ' ll see things in a different way. Girls ' Choir 1, 2: Philomels i. Red Cross Glut) 1. i Traveling, Miniature Collecting, iantic. Old Lyme, Nantucket, Salem 78, Summers in Boston, Wyoming, South Dakota, Bermuda ' Moonface, Co-Pilot, I didn ' t do it ' Cheshire Cat, CF-27, DR -8 L nda Callin Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, and I — I look the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference, IJiana Cagne ■Di-Cags Forget what life used lo be, you are v hat you choose lo be. Student Coun- III Representative 1, Student Govern ment 1, 3; Evening Activities Comm 2, Distinguished Service Award 2; NHS 3, Spanish NHS 1,2, B Choir 1; A Choir 2, 3, Gel Smart 1; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3, Tribute to Disney 3; Softball 1; Drama Club 1; Senior League 3, Cheer leader 2, 3, ),V, Co-Captain 1, To each his own, D-C, Conard Fever — Catch It. magazines, dances. Oakwood, Eng- land, fall of ' 72 Urk F Galpola Olta We can remember yesterday, life for today, and dream for tomorrow (Thanks RB =1.) Work Experience Pro- gram 2. 3; DECA Vice President 1 Crui- sin ' . Bowling. Partying, Twilight Room, Mich. I, loe ' s A. R 8 . D.Z , Cape Cod ' 78, L.N. Caria Calinella ■Car You have to have a dream to have a dream come true Volleyball Manager 3, Track 1.2, 3, Red Cross Club 1. 2. Pres- ident 3 Bush. MacDonald Variety Show, shorty phone calls . ■Kndrcw Cavens lames Cenlile Jimone Wisdom IS knowing when you can ' t be wise. Football 2. 3; Golf 1, 2. Captain 3; Distinguished Service Award 3, Ski Club 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Policy Club. Red Tide, Nosemen, Quarts, jailbirds, LaMachine, Lizards, Beating the Slink, V a e lumping, Shampooman, Midnight (lips at Fern, Wolcott, Billiards, Waler- Sandra Ciltord ■Gil Cause It IS only in your heart this thing that makes you want to start it all again Student Council Representative 2; Cabinet 3; Student Aclivities Chairman t, Comm. Relations 2, 3. Distinguished Ser ice Award 2; NHS -4; Anything Goes 2, Kiss Me Kale 3; Language Lab 2, Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2. Captain 3; Service Club 3, International and Domestic School Exchange Comm.; Assembly Comm ; S.T.W F (Official WW T. Coach). Bush, Danny Z 1 Sharon Cilberl To l() e and lo be loved is the greatest l )V on carlh ' Work Experience Program i, fBI.A i Horseback riding, cycling, swimming, camping. . - I ' j lohn Cilmour Gil When I die I ' ll go to heaven, because I ' ve already spent my time in hell, Football 1, 2, 3; Tennis 1, 2, Lacrosse i Ends are a different breed of Cat «86: Venetian Bomb; Snack Bar 1, 2; Win- dows left open at Rock ' s parly; Hitting over at Rock ' s, with Yukon jack Bash 1, 2; The Car, Clock Work Orange, Robin C. Cingra ' ■Rob Employment, Culinary Arts. Peler C Cinouves Nuvo It ' s almost Friday, I love New York, Six-Eight IS really great, Basketball 1, 2, 3 Shelley Ginsberg Ginz, 14 karat kid If you ' re feeling free and you like what you see, dance with me, Future Flow, Lary, Greg, Mitch, Steve, Artie, and Porrie; Lary ' s Van; As Ihe Mall Turns , . , Jeff! jewel Tree — Sights and Sounds, Florida . , , Faces, Bets, What ' s up Kathy, I ' m glad you came back ' left, don ' t forget, five years! Beau, be good and take care ' I love ya Rudy ' lulie 1 Codbout lules Keep your face to the sun and all the shadows will fall behind, Community Relations Committee 3; Tennis 2, 3; Sen ior League 3; Service Club 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2. Figure skating, golf, tennis, water- skiing, boating, Fenwick, the tramp, patient — emergency Crease- Babes, Wild Ones, l ' dxid Coggin ■ Gogs Lawd they make you sleepy with the things they might say. Swimming 1, 2, Captain 3, Distinguished Service Award i Waterskiing, wave jumping, B- haas 4- WD, Danang Bear, Devils ' Hopyard LC,CM„SL,zine, ' Alyssa S Goldsmith Sumone Youth is a fast gallop over smooth track to Ihe bright horizon , , , The time of great expectations for yourself and expectations of others for you — to be fullilled at an unspecified time called someday . Work Experience Program 2, Swimming 1, 2, 3; Senior League 3 F- Troop Y member. Lon lean Goldstein Climbing high, climbing far — My aim Ihe sky, my goal the star, ' National Honor Society 3; National Merit Semif nalisl 3. French Club 1, 2, President 3 French National Honor Society 1, 2, 3 Art Clul) 1, 2, 3; Trends 2, 3; Seconian 2 Art Editor 3; lunior Usher 2; Tribute to Disney 3, Language Lab 3; AAT F, French Concours Certificates of Honor 1, 2, 3, NCTE Achievement Award in Writing 3; West Hartford Summer Youth Theater 1, 2, 3, What we learn with pleasure, , , we never forgel. ' Carol Gosselin I want a lover I want some friends And I want to live in the sun And I want to do All of the things that I have never done Evening Activities Committee 2; Pou Wow Staff 3, Choir 1; Hiking Club 1; Pep Club 1, 2 Friends in Michigan, Iowa, Austria, and Maine, Spain 78, Party, Candy, My Rambler, Weird Chickens, D.F., DP,, T,B., MM., K.K., M v., last year s seniors, A. P., locker dec- oralions. Toga Head for Ihe moun- tains Peter . Gratlagnino Graft Student Council Representative 1, 2; National Honor Society 3; Spanish NHS 1, 2, 3, National Merit Letter of Com- mendation 3; Band 1, 2; lazz Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Brigadoon 1; Anything Goes 2; Tributes to H. C. Andersen 2, Agatha Christie 3, Math Team 2, 3 Poker al Tom s, Tunes (Outre Dan), Pudding, YDT, Piranha Bros. (Sorry, Squire), Travel, Brand New. . .Lr. ' jiei ' ' imiDifcS!iiiiM«B Chnslinp Crdhm ■•Chris- It vou give a liltle more than you ' re asking lor, your love will lurn Ihe key II you ' re tree and you like what you see, ride wilh me Partying, (dancing. Catching thai rap ' , Hart- lurd. Hilling the strip, Plant-Ken- nedy, Avon calling , . . Twilight and the three piece suit. Bets, do you know the time?. Shell, How about a trip to Hawaii?, Cilles . . . Urk lames Croll Ddnicl Cuinan Smile, It makes people think you ' re up to something Drama Club 1; Tennis I, i, Brigadoon 1; Anything Goes 1. Kiss Me Kale 3, Stage Crew, Elei Ironic Music Club 1, 2, 3 Swim- ming, tennis, baseball, study halls, practical jokes, beach weekends, lamping — you going, we ' ll meet vou down there ' Withjpl I Haeflich Kun the race to win. Senior Class Board, (distinguished Service Award; junior Usher at Graduation, Football 1, - ' , 3, Wrestling 1, , 3, Captain, Lacrosse 1, 2. 3, Captain, Ski Club 1, 2, i, Presidenl. jailbird 3, Quarts Club i. Wave lumping 2, 4-WD, Hang Gliding, Shampoo man, read- ing, midnight dips at Fern, T.R., Ber- lin Cine lukkj Hakamies Experience is not what happens I you. It IS what you do with what happens lo you. The very hairs of your head are all numbered. AFS student Irom Finland; Ski club. World Allairs Club, German Club; skiing, hiking, biking lours, music, scouting Thomas Hamlin Tom Be a pal and you ' ll have a pal Wil- liams College Book Prize 2; Distin- guished Service Award 3, National Honor Society 3, junior Usher at Graduation; National Merit Letter ol Commendation 2; Band 2, jazz Band 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Lacrosse 1, 2, 3, Captain, skiing, ten- nis lubin ' , ealing out Shawn L Harrell ■Pip Squeek Food IS where the heart is. Work Experience Program 3, Black and White Relations 2, Talent Show 3. basketball, Softball, listening lo music, ealing, having fun, going places Kcnnpth Harrison Ken Electronic Music 1, Boys ' Choir 2, .Advanced Choir 3, Kiss Me Kale 3. baseball, collecting stamps Ur ann Harris ■Andy I wanna go where the people dance I want some action, I want lo live ' Community Relations 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, French National Honor Society 2, Philomels 1, A Choir 2, Solo Choir 3; Anything Goes 2, Kiss Me Kale 3; Tribute lo Agatha Christie 2, Gymnastics 1, Cheerleading 1, 3; Service Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Sen- ior League 3, Talent Show 3 disco, singing. How, catch Ihdl bus ' . Red Squad, Sandra-Dee, Wild Ones, Greased-Lightning ' X ' J J Susdn Hattingi ■■Sup Eniov whdl vou have, when you have II, and remember it when il ' s gone Service Club 2, 3; Junior Prom Decorahons; Community Relations 3, Senior League, Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1; Gymnastics 1; Track 2, I V Cheerleading 1, Captain, Cheerlead ing 2, 3 LIKEAILST, lunior Prom weekend, |.H. 78 , Crolon Lg Pt , |.C and M ' M ' s, Rocky, NYi 78 , basketball games, piano, tennis Pamela Hazen Bliss in possession will not last. Remembered |oys are never past Chairman ol Student Organizations Committee 3, Brown Book Prize 2, National Honor Society 3, Greater Hartford Youth Chorale 2, All State Chorus 2, Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3, Tributes to Hans Christian Andersen 1, Agatha Christie 2; Walt Disney 3, Track 1; Pep Club 1, French Club 2, 3 F-Troop member F, 10-4, the shoes fit, See no evil , Phil, Weekends, parties Bill Healy Richard Healey Rich Self fulfillment is knowing some- one breathes easier because I have lived Advanced Choir 1, 2; Solo Choir 3, Brigadoon 1, Anything Goes 2, Kiss Me Kate 3, Soccer 2, 3, Bowl- ing Club 2, 3, Harvey 2; Representa- tive to Y.M C.A. Board of Directors. Marge Henault Gregory F Heppner Hep It IS better to have loafed and lost than never to have loafed al all Track 1, 3, Alpine Cliff lumping 1, Library Suicide Commando Team 3 Camping, canoeing, letters to the Ed-, Models, breathing, eating Catherine A A friend i! may be sini think aloud 1978 Hermann a friend with whom I ere, before him I may ■ skiing, The summer of Mark T Hickner Tribute to Walt Disney 3. lanet Mane Milliard Ian Miss Piggy Teo Torriatte Konomama iko (Let us cling together as the years go by ) Concert Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Choir 1, 2, Briga- doon 1; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3; Tributes to Agatha Christie 2; Walt Disney 3; Talent Show 3; Ger- man Club 1 Hiking, camping, boat- ing, music — playing and listening to, the phare, wazooing with lules, the muppets, just keep smiling and ' Singing in the rain . . . ' ' rvffft- TO TWir ww«wiiny Andrews Hinkle Andy To live your iite in your own way, lo reach lor the goals you have set tor yourself, lo be the you Ihal you want lo be, thai is success. Field Hockey, 2, 3; Cross-Country 1, Basketball 2; Track I, 2, 3; Seconian Sports Editor 3; Pow Wow Staff 3; National Honor Society; French National Honor Society; National Merit Semi-Final- ist. Community Relations Commit- tee 3; Senior League; Laconia Exchange, lunior Usher. Ahion M Hobbs If you wake but you don ' t want to smile if It takes |usl a little while open your eyes and look at the day you ' ll see things in a different way. Cross-Country 2, Captain 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, Track 1,2, 3; Chieflainess 3; Student Activities Committee 3; Pep Club 3, Senior League cruising in the Saab story RL the ninth hole Macs lackson Browne allright . the beach . . summer ' 78 Dec .!0 Moga ' 19 9% Brad BBBBB Friendly ' s weekends tiigrne Hollsinger , Holts lately it occurs lo me, what a long strange trip it ' s been. Soccer 1, 2, 5; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Lacrosse 1, 2, Captain i Dirt biking with F . . . Stretch and Co fourth period Irisbee smut crew Debbie Hnugh Deb Thank God it ' s Friday ' Choir 1, 2, Tribute to Walt Disney 3; Gel Smart; Work Experience T psEsB . Chip . Discos lim Houiekeeper House Keep on smiling, and people will always be wondering what you have been up to. Football 1, 2, 3, Wres- tling 1, 2, Captain 3; Track 1, 2; Lacrosse 3; Hiking Club 3; Pow Wow Staff 3 Midnight dip at Fern Club Quarts . . . Red Tide . . . Nose- men Union ol United Feather Pluckers of America I W L.YF.M. . . . Turkey Watching . . Spirit ol 76 Club. . . Franklin Ave. Gang lames Howard Craig lohn an Cross-Country i. Tennis 2, Track 1, 3; Running Club !, National Honor Society, NHA. David f. lohnson D.j. Football 1, 2, Captain i. Hockey 1, Captain 2, 3; Lacrosse 1, 3, Distin- guished Service Award 2, 3; Spanish National Honor Society, Let us, in this our day and generation, perform something worthy to be remem- bered. Quarts Club . . . Postgame activities . . . K.O.A. ... The Red fide . . . midnight swims at Fern Park . . beach weeki ' nd S Susan C Johnson Boogs I ' m not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. Field Hockey Manager 1, Soccer Manager 2, 3; Lacrosse Man- ager 1, 2, 3; Chieftainess 3; Distm- guished Service Award 1, 2; A Choir 3; Kiss Me Kate 3; Pep Club 3, Senior League CMSTCCM . Lucia . , Laughter and tears . . . True friends . , the best . . . catch that bus . . . Goodljye doesn ' t mean forever Theresa lohnson Call londro So you ' re a little bit older and a lot less bolder than you used to be, so you used to shake ' em down, but now you stop and think about your dignity. Let ' s go. Party ho! Let the good times roll . . the Cape Alfonzo tones Cynthia M. Karlowicz Cindy , Cyndrum Give a smile to a weary friend, for nobody needs a smile so much as those who have none left to give. Work Experience Program 3. biking . . . hiking . . . swimming . . . and skating Lynne Kayser May the day bring you the warmth of the sun and the peace of the sun- set. Volleyball 1, Captain 2, 3; Ten- nis 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Distinguished Service Award 2, 3. Busch . . pho- tography . . . playing the piano reading . . . drawing William F. Keegan All men lead lives of quiet despera- tion. Seconian 1, 2. photography Joseph Kelly Soccer 1; Hockey 2; lazz Band 2, 3; Symphonic Band 1, 2 golf . . . com- collecting . . fishing , enioying open country M. Youlanda Kemp YoYo I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore, that I can do or kindness that I can show my fellow man, let me not neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Sandy Kennedy Some other place . . . somewhere . . . some other time . . Na-noo . . . sophomore year — happy days . . . Florida (pass-word) . the wink ... A Lovely Day . . sum- mertime ... the 27th . . . Mom . Partyin ' at Corn ' s . . . Gold square ... the beach . . Katie ' s cadi . Betsy running away to Florida Chi- cago? ' . . . those keggers, munchies, and leisure activities . . . Chicago forever . . . Dazed and Confused ... a year of wasted wishes Later! r. fftftvywr-TnwCTWxq urotf? Miry Lou Kielbasa Mary Erile Lite IS either a daily adventure or noth ing at all. Volleyball j.V Co-Caplain J i, Red CroiS Club 2, 3, FBLA Reporter 2 Secretary 3. CF 27; Coke ; Nantucket pilot; 10-6-78 DR, Bush ; sunsets -i-|ump-; Moonface , Old Lyme; • Wheel Drive Only, Boston; 5, Merc 6-7 78, photography; Spag ' n ' Chick; zip code, the Letter 77; I second the motion , NY; Bermuda? Ann Kilpalnck Track 1, 2, 3; Service Club 3; West Hart lord Drum Corps 1, 2, 3. Running; Swim ming. Skating Karen Mane Claire King Keetz So many tangles in life are ultimately hopeless that we have no appropriate sword other than laughter Choir 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 3, Senior League, Ski Club 1, 3, Host Alberto Sum- mer ' 77, Summer in Spain ' 78, Tennis; Piano, 5th grade CCD teacher; Tunxis, San Francisco Michael I F King Mike Pep Club 3, Hi Pals, Special Olympics, Wildcats Basketball, Baseball; Basket- ball, Football, Bowling, Camp Harkness; W. H. Summer Camp Yvonne Cheryl King Twiggy The best |ob for a man is often a woman. Work Experience Program 3; Track 2; Talent Show 1, 2, 3. Cooking; Sewing; Dancing; Listening to Music, Reading, Babysitting, Basketball Eileen Kissane It IS not the things we like to do, but liking the things we have to do, that makes life blessed. Pep Club 1, Senior League Val Kondratenko Football Manager 2, 3. Stamp Collecting Paul I Kowalski Slink ' I used to always complain about school. Either it was too boring or impossible. Now that my graduation is near, I look back on all those Time Pas- sages and I wish I could start all over again. Pow Wow Staff 3; Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3 Old Hall, Writing, lenny (among others) Karen Ann Kraemer Jeremy Rafael Kramer Fozzie The road to success is always under construction. National Honor Society; National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion; Seconian Staff 3, Symphonic Band 1, 2; Orchestra 1, 2; Stage Band 3; Briga- doon; Track; Cross Country, Black and White Relations. X-Country parties; Guarding the field the night before the Hall-Conard football game, LAW; Les Paul; Piranha Bros, (sorry. Squire); lob; Bacon Pizza; Brand New Kvle Krcbs Bowling 3 Biking; Fishing leanne Krikawa Krik ■ ' Flying high, touch the sky, going to places I never knew, so goodbye and hello, long ago. Student Information Committee 2; Community Relations Committee 3; |r. Prom Decoration Com- mittee, National Honor Society; Seco- nian Staff 2, 3; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Art Club 1, 2; Senior League Okeydoke ; Scibbing around; Troika, FICO 6:30- 3:00; Whatever . . , ; SRS; lANC; Sum mer 78; Mac ' s, Sangria, Crease Babes Tracy Krug Friends are Forever. Partying; Kegs; Our bench; Time-time; McDonald ' s; Beach weekend. Miller; NA 7-; WTPOW NS =2 ' mmunity ' Ellen I Krugman El If you practice an art, be proud of it and make it proud of you; it will make you a person in your own right. Stu- dent Government Secretary 2, Vice- President 3; Distinguished Service Award 2; Usher at Graduation 1, 2; Phi- lomels 1; Solo Choir 2, 3; All-State Cho- rus 2, Anything Goes, Kiss Me Kate, Tributes to Hans Christian Andersen and Agatha Christie; Stage Crew for Bri- gadoon and Get Smart. Grease Babes; SRS, Oh, Lah-Dee-Dahl ; Well , . . line! ' Anionia K. Kyle Nia Andy Don t walk behind me ... I may not lead. Don ' t walk in front of me .1 may not follow, walk beside me and |ust be my friend. Red Cross 2, 3; FBLA 3, Senior League; Ir. Achievement. Sewing; Traveling, Cruising; Beatles; Disco; DR 78 : Bermuda?; Florida!; b ' s and m ' s; Three Muskateers; Central-Fighting Irish; Nita; Profile; T-town; Old Lyme; Halloween ' 78 Lynn Langlon Pickle Miracles sometimes occur, but one has to work awfully hard for them. Student Council Representative 3, Distinguished Service Award 2; National Honor Soci- ety; Spanish National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Swimming and Diving 1, 2, 3; Span- ish Club 1, 2, President 3; Photography Club 3. AAU Diving, Toga parties; Bowl- ing; Peanuts in overalls. Erasing locker; Cracking up. Hanging pickles Mark Langlon There ' re only two things you do when you open a coldie: smile and drink it. Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3, Football 1; Tennis 3. Fred ' s cottage; Rhode Island Biking, Tennis; Camping lohn R Larew Lash Don ' t put off till tomorrow what can be put off till the day after tomorrow. National Honor Society; Spanish National Honor Society 1, 2, 3; National Merit Letter of Commendation; Basket- ball Manager 2, 3; Math Team 2, 3; Bowl- ing Club 3. Avoiding homework; Pro- crastination .T1.Tt «W  l Brian LaRoche Friday night partying is good for the head Football 2. Boating, fishing, Elizabeth I Lavery Shower the people you loye with love Show them the way that you feel. Things are gonna be much bet- ter If you only will Student Council 2, i, lunior Usher 2; Anything Goes 2, Kiss Me Kate 3, Tributes to FH. C, Andersen 1; Agatha Christie 2; Walt L:)isney, Director 3; C.HY.C, 2, 3; Solo Choir 2, 3, Senior Class Board, R I , Waterskiing; Weekends; Shot- guns; F ear no evil ; F-Troop lohn Lcniine Lefty . Travolta . . juan We don ' t remember days, we remember moments. Pow Wow Staff 3; Boy ' s Choir 2; A-Choir 3; Get Smart 1; FHappy journey to Trenton and Camden 1; FHarvey 2; Kiss Me Kate 3; Tribute to Walt Disney 3; Children ' s Theater 2, 3. Hoop, Foot- ball, Cruising to Old Hall, Disco, Being a Wild and Crazy Guy, I think I can handle three ' !! Shaun Leonard Marisa Leone Everybody sees what you appear to be, few feel what you are! Work Experience Program 3, Lenny R Lebalique Life IS happiest when you ' ve shared something deep with another per- son and the experiences which you both will never forget ■ CS ' -- ' . -C David I. Leger Louie When we will, they won ' t; when we don ' t want to, the (women) want to exceedingly, Football 1; Tennis 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Radio Club 3 hianghding, B-W, KOA, Mini con- certs, t uzin to the beach, 3-6 ' s on water skis, free everything at Old Saybrook, Lowenljrau and Yukon |, 18th Birthday and thereafter, cruis- ing in my car, boat riding, Friday nights, free for all, Doobies — Yes — lull — Aerosmith, leanne Lewis Loui Sport Sometimes you feel like a nut, Sometimes you don ' t!! Student Council 2, 3, President Pro Tempore; Community Relations 3; Pow Wow Staff 3; B-Choir, A-Choir, Solo Choir, 1, 2, 3; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3; Field Hockey 1; Track 1; Gymnastics 1; Cheerleading, Captain 2, 3; Ski Club 1,2, 3; Pep Club 3; Sen- ior League 3. P is for Party, Queers can ' t dance. You Betcha ' , Bacon, We ' ve got spirits. How ' bout you?. Wet your tonsils. Catch that Bus, Wild Ones, Creased Lightnin ' Hrian Liddy . 1 Shan London Happy are those thai dream dreams and arc willing to pay the price to make them come true. Hit the Deck Catch that Bus Cheerlead- ing; Pep Club; Fife Captain; V,F W Maiorette, Talking, Laughing, Smil- ing, Partying, Crashing, Rest 77-79 Mac ' s, disappearing napkins, white lighters that double, Florida, Beach- Weekend, Summer ' 78, W T.P.O,W,N.S.  4,Mmunity, Barbara A. McHugh Kermil It ' s time to put on makeup, it ' s time to dress up right, it ' s time to meet the muppets on the Muppet-Show tonight . , . Band 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2, i; Cross Country 2. Camping, Hiking, Biking, watching sunrises, bee-bop- ping, and a little bit of everything Donald Luzusky Photography, Movie Making, and Collecting. Craig Maclntyre ScotI B. McDonald Ronald Football 1, 2; Work Experience Pro- gram 3 Drawing, Painting Robbie McLaughlin Gordon McCinness Randy McKeon [dward McCuire Ed The toughest thing about success is that you ' ve got to keep on being a success Talent is only a starting point in this business. You ' ve got to keep on working that talent. Some- day I ' ll reach for it and it won ' t be there, Sports, Basketball, Baseball, The Camper, Slam lammm ' at Old Hall. David MacKellar Mdry lo McKernjn Mareb Ui Laugh when vou can, cry when you have lo. and remember in every moment there ' s a reason lo carry on. Slucienl Co ernmenl 2. 3; Board ot Edu- cation Representative 3; Community Relations Committee; Chairperson Fund-Raising Committee 2; Distin- guished Service .Award 2; lunior Usher Graduation: Pow-Wow Stall; Choir 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 1, 2, Capt. 3; B and W Relations; Sr. League 3; Pep Club 1,2, 3; Century 3 Winner 3; Sp. Ed. Helper 3. Friends, parties, decorating?! But olticer ' na-noo. Beach weekend, McDonalds, F lt the deck ' Rocky, you nue ' W I L.W T P.O.W.N S )3 Diane t cl one When we reach the end ol one trail, it IS time to look for the beginning of the next one. Student Aclivilies 3, Pow Wow 3; Choir 1; Work Experience Pro gram 2; Cross-Country 2; Basketball 1, 2 Softball 1, 2, 3, Service Club 3. BBBBB2, Comm. School at Pmkham Notch While Mountains ' U. of Porky Gulch 2, 3, Hiking, Guitar, Basketball Parties White Mtns Virginia Maerz Cinny And if by chance that we should meet again along the road which life has pa ed tor us yesterday might return once again Swim Team 2; Track Team 1, Red Cross 1, Pres. 2, 3. Community Relations 3 Swimming, drafting Red Cross Members, MacDonald ' s Variety Show Leslie Mahick Live one day at a time 3; Softball 1. Art Club 1 Dann tancini kislia T Alanfdufas Each age is a dream that is dying, or one that is coming to birth, Nat. Honor Society 3; Spanish Nat. Honor Society I, 2, 3, Semi-Finalist Nat. Merit Program 3, Seconian Staff 2, 3; Trends Staff I, 2, 3; Tribute to Walt Disney 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3, Project Talent 1; Connecticut Valley Regional Ballet Company 2, 3. Writing, drawing, piano, dancing, procrast.nat- ing Craig Marchessaull Eggbert Football 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Work Experi- ence Program 3 Odyssey Summer 77, Wendy, 3 28 78, Henry, Huckleberry Hill, Nova Datsun Weekend, Avon Mud, PP 9 16, Softliall, Silky Canoeing, Ski- ing Res Blakemees Buddies, Luz, CYC) Hoop Marta Lee Marcikonii Diane MarcopuLoi Di I brake for coffee Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3, Tra k 1, 2; Hiking Club 3; Art Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 2. 3, Senior League 3 Drav ing, badmilton. Ping-pong, chess, coin tolieiting. Mak- ing noise in Mrs. Pankes Sr. ath Class, riding bikes, sleeping, resupplying Muli with tooth candy and gum drops PjUk la Warfia Swimming, bowling, basketball, sofl- bdll, badmillon, socter. Archery. Susdn Warlia ■■Dis(i)Suf- Drill Team Captain 3, Hans Christian Andersen 1 Dancing and Singing Jdv;( ,Mdrs id For long you live and high you fly and smiles you ' ll give and tears you ' ll cry and all you touch and all you see is all your hie will ever be Band 1, 2, 3; V D T 2, i, York Broiler Team 2, 3 Fish- ing l(( ht ' le 1alcia Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true National Honor Soc. !, Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3; National Merit Letter of Commendation 3, Field Hockey 1; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross CoOntry 2, 3 Piano let! P Ulhipu Some players are good losers, while others don ' t pretend Soccer 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Lacrosse 1. H D — SMUT, Coal, MB hum, Cor.B, T|., SI, NHB. GBER, Hoop, Avon, FIs. Bob Uurer Mouwer Going to school expecting to learn something and not learning Baseball 3. Tammy May ■■Tam TT. Sludenl Government Vice-Chairperson for Fund-Raising 2, Fundraising Chair- person 3; NHS 3, French Nat Honor Soc 2, B Choir 1; A Choir 2, 3, Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3; Hans Chrislian Andersen 1, Agatha Christie 2, Walt L5is- ney 3, Pep Club 2; Senior League Foot ball Pep-Rally 78 , Summer Youth The- alre 1, 2, Dancing, Alex, Elena, Skiing, j.P. ' s, Nurkey!, Misquamicut with Oz, Time IS . - Too slow for those who wait, too swift for those who fear, loo long for those who grieve, too short for those who repice. But for those who Love, Time is Eternity Cynlhia D. Melcher Cyd Cyndi So they went off together But wher- ever they go, and whatever happens to them on the way, in that enchanted place on the top of the forest, a little boy and his bear will always be play- ' i i]ir±ni}ss.A Beverly Mitchell Green Fields and rolling hills, People doing what Ihey will . . . It ' s running through my mind, ol the place I lell behind ... I been to Canaan and I won ' t rest until I go back again Canaan Camping lohn Mitchell ■■Mitch In the first place Cod made idiots, this was for practice; then He made school boards Photography, Trayelmg, Base- ball Chandler XUinlgomery Chan the Man , ' ■Chndr You ' ve Cot a friend Readers Digest — Dead Flower S.L., DC, C.B,, K.K, fest 76- 79 The Box , Summer of 78, Partying, Tennis, Ping pong. Big B ' s; Shan I made III Sweden summer of 79, Accident in the Mall, Disappearing Napkins, White lighters that double. While Spray Paint at K.O-, My twin sister w t.po w.n s. Maris R Morais M M My interest is in the future because I ' m going to spend the rest of my life there. FBLA 3, 4, President 4, Vice-Pres- ident 3, State Vice President 4; CCVS04, Haryard-Radcliff Book Prize 3; DSC 3; National FHonor Society 4; Societe Honoraire de Francaise 2, 3, 4; Paris 4; Vice-President French Club. Traveling f en D Morev L ■ ' Wisdom — IS as vast and ageless as the sea. But love and beauty reach beyond Its farthest shore — . National Honor Society, French Club 2; French Honors Society 2; j.V. Cheerleader 2; Guidance Committee 3, 4; lack Mori je yais Estre Chateaubriand ou rien Pow Wow Staff — Head of Cynicism N.H.A. 3, 4; Great Kazoo Band 3, 4 Future Veterans of Foreign Wars 3, 4 Violence is Golden Club 2, 3, 4; Track 2. 3, 4. Photography, Writing, Reading, Bad jokes. Knuckle-cracking, Kama Suira, The Beatles, The bO ' s, Wall Street. lason Morns ■■Teachers should be seen and not heard. Teachers should speak only when spoken to, otherwise boredom is inevitable. Known from experience. (j.M.F.F.) Language Lab Assistant 2. Elec- tronics, Motorcycles, Motorboating, Waterskiing Scoff M Atorron I ' m going out a winner B-Choir 2; A- Choir i, 4; Anything Goes; Kiss Me Kate; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain jr Year. Bas- ketball, Singing, motorcycle. Hunting, . -IC . la nice Motolo It you are not happy with yourself, then you have nothing to offer others Work Experience Program 4. Cape Cod, Partying Sandra T. Muir Smile: Today is the tomorrow you were worried about yesterday Girls Cross- country (Manager) 4. Sailing, Reading, Swimming, Listening to music lohn iulhearn Mul HERN Football 2, 3, 4; Lacrosse 3, 4; German Club 2, 3. Eagle Scout, 190 miles, Appa- lachian Trail, Red Tyde 4, Grey Bomb 2, 3. 4, Violence is golden 4, Future Veter- ans ol Foreign Wars 4, Backpacking, Coif, FHockey Palncia Mullin Pat Friendship is the shadow of the eve- ning which strengthens with the setting sun of life. Girls Softball 4. Skiing, Camping, The Mountain, Partying, the Cape plus M.TB Vlargaref Murphy That what will come, and must come. Shall come will. Mational Merit Letter of Commendation 4; Band 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; (Captain) Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3, 4, 9th hole , head for the mountains. Ski trips 79 and ' 80, the TOCA Crowd, Football, you bet . Queers can ' t dance, Thanx Coach S., Senior YE.AR. . . Sharon M. Murphy Murph Cross-Country skiing. Travelling, Cook- ing desserts. National Merit Letter of Commendation. lulielle D. Musetti lewl If sometimes we don ' t get lost, there ' s a chance we may never find our way. Senior Class Board; junior Usher at Graduation, Philomels 2; A-Choir 3, 4; Anything Goes, Kiss Me Kate; Art ciub 2, 3, 4; Vice President of Senior League 4. Art, Music, Fall FHiking, Fogelburg Force 5 ' s, Tubin, C C NUR-KEY! Lauren Navin Do not walk in front of me, I may not follow. Do not walk behind me, I may not lead, lust walk beside me and be my triend ' Community School 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4, Co-Caplain 4; Service Club 4. Jog- ging, sw imming, skiing, bicycling. Debbie Nawracay It isn ' t the mountains ahead that wear ou out . . . it ' s the grains of sand in sour shoes. Music, Feses, Camping, The Vermont Excursion , The classic, Spacedust, Mountains, Greyhound adventures . Sharon Melson ix iransivviui jiiJUWHt ' iw. Timothy Kennedy Newton Here I am at the end of the road, and at the top of the heap Football 2, Varsity Swim Team 1 Brenda N sfa Brender Wishes are for coming true — so dream a little Pow Wow 2, 3; Trib- ute to Agatha Christie 2, Walt Disney (Co-Choreographer) 3, Pep Club 2, Dance Club 2, Member of STWF (Choreographic Coach) 3 Dancing, sewing, talking at 1064 and 1068, LC 2B ' 5, Paul 4, Jacqueline Noel lackity , Willamina Etiquette is learning to yawn with your mouth closed Volleyball (Stat- istician) 3; Future Business Leaders of America (Vice-Pres) 2, 3 Bowling, Bush , Nantucket, SaraTOCA Springs, New FHaven, I second that motion , fat toes , the letter 77 Michael O ' Connell Brian O ' Connor O ' C You never lose — but sometimes the clock runs out on you. Baseball 2,3. Lisa-beth O ' Connor O ' C I count myself m nothing else so happy As in a soul remembering my good friends. Tribute to Walt Dis- ney 3; Softball Team 1, Pep Club 1, 3; Senior League 3; Cheerleading 1, 3 F-Troop Member C, Give me strength 10-4 the shoes fit . Last but not least, M B F L R Airport 78 , MH, LF, RY Beatriz Olivet Sea The travel of thousands of miles begins with one step Volleyball 3; Basketball 3, World Affairs Club 3: AFS Committee 3. BUSH 3. Playing the guitar, reading. Sue Ann Olson Mary Pat Osborne Oz , Boz I came upon a road diverged into a wood .1 took the one less trav- eled upon and that has made all the difference Swim team 1, 2, 3, Eve- ning Activities 1, 2; Fund Raising Committee 1, 3; Student Information 2; Pow Wow 1, 2, Senior League 3. Ma Provini, Hall Highlight, Mark 78 Timothy Owens Jim- Soccer 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 3, Golf 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Bowling Club 2, Running Club 3, Chieftain 3, Choir 1, Band 1 Skiing, hiking, biking, swimming, sailing Kevin Ozark Do you always Irust your first initial feeling, special knowledge holds true, bears believing. Varsity Hockey 1, 3, Nigbt Hockey Associa- tion 1, 2, 3, Hockey, tennis, pool, music, girls, grogging, logging, skate- boarding. Basketball, skiing, drums. lane f. Palmer A heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are lov ed by others. Student Council 1; Student Organization Committee (Vice-Pres) 1, 3; Girls Choir 1; Trib- ute to Agatha Christie 2; Walt Disney 3; Track 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 3; Senior League 3; Chieftainess 3; Member- ship Supervisory 1, 3. Speak No Evil, having fun. Lorraine Parker Rainey A good teacher is one who can understand those who are not very good at explaining, and explain to those who are not very good at understanding. Work Experience Program 2; Drill Team 3; Cheerleader 1,2; Girls League 1, 2; Softball 3; Girls Gymnastics. Writing, sports. Pally Parks Pat Friends are great — especially if they care. Swimming; Track; Ski Club Listening to music, sewing, crocheting, swimming, skiing, work- ing with younger kids, sports. left Pascoe Clizabeth Pastor Liz Life is what you do while you ' re waiting to die. National Honor Society 3; National Merit Letter of Commendation 3, Tribute to Walt Disney (Writer) 2; Softball 1; French Club 2, 3; French National Honor Society 2, 3. Needlepoint, three M ' s. Ronda Palman Dusty Never plan too far ahead into the future because tomorrow isn ' t promised. Live each day as they come. Margaret Patrell Meg I have no preconceived ideas of how things have to be, but I ' ll |ust take life as it comes and hope that it takes me. Seconian 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1; Hiking Club 1; French Club 1, 2, 3; Evening Activi- ties Committee 1; Community School 3 Skiing, hiking, horseback riding, taking it easy. i asx!i Jx: 2aKnam immaK ' asmmrmimmm w .: ljrgdrel Perry «jrrv Fftpn I dlways warned lo be somebody It I made il, it ' s halt because I was gami ' enough lo lake a lot ol punishmeni along the way and hall because there were a lot ol people who cared enough to help me Disl inguished Service Award 2. Spanish National Honor Soci- ety . i. Pow Wow Sporls Editor 2, Edi- tor in-Chiel 3, Quill and Scroll Society i. Basketball 1, German Club 1; W H News 2; The Herald i Sports, Writing, Oil the wall at Old Hall Dd III B Pelenon Don ' t stop thinking about tomorrow, don ' t stop. It will soon be here. Stu- dent Council Representatiye 1, 2, 3; Eve- ning Activities 1; Appropriations 2; Lan- guage Lab Assistant 2, Track 1, 3; Photo Club 1, Broadcasting Club 2, Program- ming Director, General Manager 3, Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Laconia Exchange 2. Mayan Art 2. Clock: PP 9 lh D P.U,,Quechee 1,2, t, KillingtonMt 10 7 Idnino t Piercp Ked laneenee II I leave here tomorrow, will you still remember me . Choir 1, Swimming 1; Track 1; Volleyball 2, Softball 2 3 Cheerleading 3, Ski Club 1, 3; Hiking Club 1, 2, Senior League, Pep Club 1, 3. Mogul Bustin ' , Parlying, The Red B , Wanna SSP ' , Blakeme Beer- lests, Friendlys; 9th hole, McDonald ' s, Big Brother; C W. 1, 2; Queers Can ' t Dance , Cc, at H H,, Lookin ' at Han lord, The Fox ; Cape Cod; lackson Browne, FRIENDS! Donna Pmnpiro Lite IS a song worth singing Girls Choir 1, 2 PS EsB, Beach; Chic, Radio Rudy Pizzoierralo Su dn Wheeler Roe Zadger Here ' s lo cowboys, and trappers, and mouniains, and woods Crystal Lake; Catskill NY, White Water Mountains; Travel. Art, Friends - Parly Carolyn I Pollard Happiness and satistaction with one ' s lite IS the ultimate success. Community Intormalion Committee Chairman 3; Evening Activities Committee 1; Com- munity Relations Committee 2, 3; Dis- tinguished Service Award 2; National Honor Society; Pow Wow Features Edi- tor 2, Managing Editor 3; Quill and Scroll Society; Cheerleading 2, 3; Track 2; French Club 1, 2; Service Club Chair- man 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Senior League. lust the way you are . roses. . . lit- tle pmk pigs lohn W. Porell Education: An admirable thing, l)ut it is well to remember from time to lime thai nothing that is worth knowing can be taught Basketball Manager 2, 3. Camp- ing Wreslling: McDonald ' s Angela Porretta Mazo Bert It ' s not a Cit-Eiddle! Electronic Music 1, 2, 3, jazz Band 3; Italian Club 1, 2, 3; Electronic Music Award 2, 3 Playing guilar. Rock climbing. Hiking; Hang gliding. Boating Crdig Porler Carolyn Pro ini Prov In this complex world Simple things are still the best. A smile, a sunny day. And special friends to share them with. Distinguished Service Award 1, 2; Bas ketball Manager 1, 2; Volleyball 2; Har vey; Tribute to Walt Disney; Choir 1; Senior League. Prom; lust the way you are; Cover girl; Danny 3, 4; Thai ' s cool; Disco; Swim on Murkey; True friends; Mom; It ' s been real ani Quinn Susan Quinn Sue Stay young at heart Student Council Representative 1; Class Advisory of Activities Board 3; Spanish National Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Usher at Cratiua- tion 2; Spanish Club 3. Paul W Rahn Suck Eggs lazz Band 1, 1, President 3; Symphonic Band 1, 2, 3; Windjammer 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1. fve Raidal Office Work in Para Room 2, i. Hook rugging, I en|oy music linda Ramezzana Half-a-block A diamond is )ust a piece of carbon that never slops improving itself. Mixed Choir 1, 2; Var- sity Volleyball 2, 3; Varsity Softball Most Valuable Player 2, 3. BUSH , Reading, Skiing, Music John Ramezzana lack Radigan . rif [■.•.■iirrwiinnii   M KjlhiTinc Keddun Hike ■■ c c tome down a long road tiigelher making mistakes along Ihe way But il ' s all right, as long as we know belter now Tribute to Agatha Christie; Volleyball 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Tennis 3 Ski Trips . guys Middletield nightime activities, Chicago, I Taylor, Rumors . , PR., Bush , 191, vohz , ozzi . . ' One More Time ' , ' Let it Ride ' , .the lour day trip — mustard. The Wink bea ch days, 9 .!0 77, concerts, Colorado E j. Urk Kcuh Reids I ' ve seen lire and I ' ve seen rain, I ' ve seen sunny days that I thought would never end. Football 1, 2; Track 1 (lizabcth Rcin ' .milh ' When you part Irom your friend, you grieye not, lor that which you line most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the I limber is clearer Irom the plain. Student Council Rep. 3, Senior Class Board, DSC. 2, N.H.S. 3; Spanish National Honor Society 1, 2, 3; )r. Usher 2; Tribute to Disney 3; Gym- nastics 1, 2, Capt. 3; Track 1, 2, Capt. i. Field Hockey 1; Senior League F Troop — U member, 10-4 the shoes III and torever. MBFLBO Ro Rpicd ■Fggheati An egghead is one who stands tirmly on both ieet in midair on both sides ol an issue Scrambling 1, 2, Poaching 3, Cracking under pres- sure, scaring little children, being a goori egg, I ain ' t got no body. Brigid A. Rice Live each day to Ihe lullesi Gel ihe most Irom each age ol your hie Then you can look to the luture with conlidence, the past without regrets Philomels 1; ' A ' Choir 2, 3; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3 teml)er ol ST W F Skiing, Golfing ' , biking, talking at 1064 and 1068, LC2B ' s. I love you |usl the way you are . . Ddvid Ru hard RhcdL ■RKk ' Pamela Rn hani ' on . ' ? , Peler R r ,e(son M ■PD Hyper Fergy P ' nul Ihe fl Ral K It ' s lime to turn Ihe page W Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Base- ball 1, Goll 2, 3; Ski Club, Red Tide % D , Quarts Club, Lizard, Bos, Ter- rior Cheeze, Florida 77-78, Brawl at A-l H S — the Beast, BR 76, KO ' D | irom KOA loseph 1) Righemi joe Cenzi Soccer 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Pow Wow 1. Smut , MB Hunting Yanks, M.V Hoop, E.R., Coal, P.P 9 16, Laly-Qls,,Dr. W and Silky, Mati- nees, Soil Fm, Mud-Avon, DP U., Sports, tunes, Tricia 78-79. Terry Riley Red Ter Bear Track 1, 3; Soccer 1; An Club, Ski Club, Painting, Drawing, Biking, Hik- ing, Disco, Running, Yes , Tull ' Tucker , Dead , Camping, tennis, N A 7-12, At the end of every rain bow there is a pol of gold, Michael Rioual Mike R David Roach Never work before breakfast. It you work before breakfast, eat breakfast first Photography Club, Base 1, 3, Hitting at Rock ' s with Yukon David Robert Rex M. Roberts let arms yield to the toga — motto of Wyoming Pow Wow 3; Photo Ed,; Harvey 2; Track 3; Pep Club 3, Chieftain 3; Afs Host 3 Son of Kone- heads 3, Hitting other people ' s cars, the usual Crace Susana Rodriguez Time flies over us, but leaves its shadow behind, Choir 1, Volleyball 1, French Club 1; Pow Wow 3, play guitar, travel, read. Photography, model furs, disco dancing, listening to music, volleyball, basketball Anthony Rosa Tony Ron Rossi Rock A little pain never hurt anybody. Life is a silver slipper, while death is a heavy shoe, which is far more valu- able than a blind man who !ils in a giant bowl of cole slaw, Pow Wow 3, Baseball, Quarts Club, 200 pound Club, Hitting at Rocks with Yukon lack, Venetian Bomb Bash 1, 2, Watching good clean American vio- lence on T.V. Lifting weights, sadism. Masochism. Kathy Rotalori Little Roach Clip And when my mind is wandering there I will go Cot stoned and missed it. What a long strange Irip It ' s been got stoned and missed it No sports — and proud of it ' . Ski Club 2, 3; Hiking Club 1, 2; Radio Club 3; Service Club 1, 2, 3, Reggie Adventures, guitar, skiing, hiking, partying, concerts. Dead Head, Big Foot,C.D,B,,H, R,E,,DT,S, Linda J. Roy I ' ve only |ust begun to live , , . White lace and promises A kiss for luck and I ' m on my way Before the rising , . I ' ll smile So many roads to choose I ' ll Stan out walking and learn to run , , , And yet, I ' ve just begun . I ' ll never pass this way again. . Brian, so many happy moments have been shared with you. Choir 1, Cheerleader 1, 2; Member of the S.T.WF,, Bowling, Tennis, Dance- |azz. Roller skating, sewing. Lockers 1064-1068 C3B ' s w. :!_ s iiaTa s Brian Royce Donald Saai non- Robin Safleir Alio 6u ees eel? I ' m going lo love it here ' je ne comprends pas! Do il in ihe Mounlains, Calum, Tody NHS. — S M L O.C. — C H.S.S.M.C., Brigadoon, An lhing Goes. Kiss Me Kale Cello, hik ing, I limbing, and All Slale ' Char es f Santos Charlie Salional Honor Society 3, Spanish National Honors Society 2, 3, World Aitairs Club 3; logging Club 3, Cross Country 1 . ' , 3, Track 1 , 2, 3 Ifaneltc Samo It you have a goal in lite That incurs a great deal ot interest And that is a i hal ienge lo you. Pursue il and let no person Sway you trom it, Student Council Represc-ntative 1, National Honor Soci- ety 5; Girl ' s Choir 1; fBLA Parliamentary !; I second that motion! . Work Experi- ence Program 3, Girl ' s asketball Man ager 2, 3; Italian Club 1,2, 3, The Policy Club 1, 2, ( Tennis, talking, laughing, having tun fulahareSaritabak Muti ' The only way to have a friend is to be one Community Relations Committee 3, Student Activities Committee 3; Vol- leyball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Art Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Pep Club 3: Hiking Club 3, Senior League 3, Red Cross Club 3. Cotlee break, ducking no. 76, stamp collecting, playing ping-pong, riding bikes, skating] cooking tor Di, reading Darlene Saxonis Ste ( ' n Sax Sieve Karen Si haub Pclcr Schx arlz Student Council Treasurer 2. Student Council Representative 1, Distinguished Service Award 2; National Honor Soci- ety !, National Merit Letter of Commen- dation i, A-Choir 1, Solo Choir 2, 3; All- State Choir 1, 2: All-Eastern Choir 3; Bri- gadoon 1; Anything Goes 2; Tribute to EHans Christian Andersen 1, Tennis 1, 2; Greater Hartford Youth Chorale 1, 2, 3. y Barbara Sciullo For one human being lo love another: Ihdl IS perhaps Ihe most difficult of all our tasks . . . The work for which all other work is but preparation. Girls Choir 3; Senior League 3; Italian Club 2, 3. Karen V , Scoff I wish you good spaces in far away places you go; if it rains or snows, may you be safe and warm . . . And if you need somebody you know I will always be there. Girls Choir 1,2. kalhrvn Ann Seelig Kdlhy Keep a smile on your face, and a rain- bow in your heart. Class Advisory of Activities Board 3; Distinguished Serv- ice .Award I; Spanish National Honor Society 2, 3; lunior Usher at Graduation 2; Seconian Staff, Photography Editor 3; Stage Crew 1; Spanish Club 3; Pep Club, President 1; Senior League 3. kennelh Seymour Ken ' Since nobody ' s perfect and practice makes perfect, WHY PRACTICE!! Cross Country 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track and Field I, 2, 3, Captain 3. Matinees: Career Douglas Shapter Go for It, because even if you lose. You ' ve risked everything to gain an advantage. Pow Wow Staff, News Edi- tor 2, Editor in Chief 3; Quill and Scroll Society 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3; Community School 2. P.P.P., skiing, toga, Cumber- land Mountain Number 9, Mac ' s, mad forays to FHall Friendly ' s, TML, NHA ' lane kirsline Shepard I wish you peace when limes are hard, A light to guide you through the dark And when storms are high and your dreams are low, I wish you strength to let love grow. Student Council Repre- sentative 1; National hlonor Society 3; Spanish National FHonor Society 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 3. The Beach, partying, the I Cell ' s Band, The Res., California or ■ W ' Mary Frances Sierra Francie Yes, there are two paths thai you can by, but in the long run, there ' s still time to change the road you ' re on Bri- oon 1; Anything Goes 2; Orchestra 1, 2, 3. Camping, concerts. The Res,, .Michael, The Dart, partying 1,2, 3,4 . . . Le slie Silliman And when it rains . . . look for the rainbow. Distinguished Service Award 3; Seconian Staff 3; Field Hockey 1, 2, 3: Softball 1, 2, Co-Captain 3; Senior League 3. Skating; Babies, clowns, Mar- tians and frogs?; Na, Na, Na, Na; Oreo cookies!; Pal ; lust the way you are ; skiing; Crease Babes 11-1-78; 27. . . Karen Ann Skuba -•Skoobie Happiness is not having what you want, but wanting what you have. Pep Club 3 Friday nite basketball, Saturday Football, Fleetwood Mac. Vermont, Bomoseen Coltland, Sum- mer School, ' 78. Arthur C. Smith Art Cross Country 1, 2, i, Captain, Track and field 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 2, 3, Run- ning Club. The Club , Goat ' s Truck, Lafayette, Black Stang, Softball- Avon-Mud, Roof Running, H.P. and G, O S-s Kalhv Smith We live in a time, when paintings have no color, words don ' t rhyme, and that ' s why I ' ve traveled tar, cause I rome so together where you are Girls ' Choir 1, 2; Philomels 3. PSEsB; Swimming, MP, Radio. Kimberl Smith Smitty , Wibleton Oh, said Alice to the White Rabbit, ' The world is so full of interesting things May I see them all, please. ' Pep Club 1, 2, Service Club 2, Secre- tary, Community Relations Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, Vice-Chairman: Student Exchange 2; Student Council 1; Girl ' s Choir 1; Get Smart 1; Talent Show 3; Ski Club 3, Senior League 3, presi- dent The Wild Ones , BAH. Creased Lightning How, Cameras, nursing, SRC. Wendy Smith Rata , Bean Our friendship is like a rainbow. It has no beginning and no ending. Spanish National Honor Society 2; Philomels I, A Choir 2, 3; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3; Swim Team 1, 2, 3; Track 2; Community Relations 3, Ski Club 1. Wild Ones Nancv Sn ,der It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are National Honor Society 3, French Club 3; French National Honor Society 3 Reading, playing the piano, working with children, G fox and Co Oa id -A T Sondergeld A Choir 2; Solo Choir 3; Brigadoon 1; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3; Language Lata Assistant 1; Cross Country 1, 2, ); Track 1, 2, 3; logging Club. Roof Runners 2, 3; Dead High- way men, Chieftain 3; Running, Ski- Cregorv5of e No matter how hard it is to do, make the change. Baseball 1, 2, 3 My B.C. . . . What, me worry ' , I. I.e. ETC., I.C E T.S A , Herb ' s ' 78, Mickey, Oh, man. Alright now loan Soulsby Take the road that I have walked along Looking for tomorrow ' s time , Take (he lilies and the lakes From the days of childhood . , National Honor Society 3; Spanish National Honor Society 1; Seconian Staff 2, 3, Senior Section Editor; Trends 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Tribute to Wall Disney 3; Volleyball 1; N C.TE. Writing Award Nomination. Con- fetti, Sir Chuck Fan Club, Doones- bury, Hobbits, and Renaissance! Beth C Stanton While other loves have withered under the weight of years . , - and tarnished from the lack of trust . , . and constant doubts and fears , , our love will shine more brightly . . than it did before . - - because with each succeeding day .1 love you more and more . . Cheerlead- ing 2, Brad 1,2, 3, . , forever! LC2B ' 5 Amy Stathoplos Ames Whenever I see your smiling face, i have to smile myself. National Honor Society 3, Seconian 3, Editor of Candids, A Choir 3; Harvey 2; Kiss Me Kate 3; Swimming 1, 2, 3, Cap- tain; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3; Laconia Exchange 2, Swimming with George 3; Summers of 76 and 78, The mark of excellence , laws, Raw Meat , Locker Warfare, cruising. Fern, onk- heyboui . Genesis, dipping. Aqua 4- 0, Obit ' s cobool , Bananas! Scott Stewart Pow Wow Staff 2; A Choir 1, 2; Solo Choir 3; Brigadoon 1; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kate 3; Tributes to Hans Christian Andersen 1, and Agatha Christie 2; Tennis 1, 3. Pitchers, cruis- ing, moped riding. Beach weekend. Brian D. Stone Stoney The only drawback with being a good sport is thai you have to lose to prove it, Soccer 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1,2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, |azz Band 1, T Orchestra 2, 3; Tributes 2, 3; Orches- tra Director; Musicals 2, 3; Pow Wow. AB.B.F., Goat, Igorian, MB. Hunt, C, Cod, Ascutney, Med. C B.B., D.B., Marb., Lucia, Micky Barr ' S.M.U.T , Liz P., Cor.B., job. Zip E R ' SCUI-POLS, Zelmo, Qts., Mic Mil ' Nat . . lonathon Paul Streeter Ion There is no limit but the sky. Stu- dent Council 1; Spanish National Honor Society 1; National Merit Let- ter of Commendation 3; Kiss Me Kate 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1; A Choir 3 Finian ' s Rainbow 2; Spam Trip ' 78; Skiing, clarinet, Spanish Marie Strickland In every living thing there is a spirit to be free. Tribute to Agatha Christie 2; Evening Activities Com- mittee 3; Ski Club 1, 2, 3. Skiing, horseback riding, cars, the pike. Kerry Sullivan Spanish National Honor Society 1 Seconian Staff 3; Band 1, 2, 3, vice president; Harvey 2, Field Hockey 1 Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Gymnastics 1, 2 3 Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President ' Service Club 1; Senior League 3. Bik mg. Hiking, Climbing, Skiing Excursions , BUSH Ralph Sundstrom Christopher A Sutherland Pow Wow Stall 3; Track 1; Music Club 1,2, 3. tdria Szkoda ■M-C Wilhoul Cod Ihere is no life. Without lile there is no you. Without you there is no me, Senior League Hiking; Skiing; Horseback riding. Sailing Renata H. Tarbacu ■Renal Things do not change, we do Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Brigadoon 1; Anything Coes 2; Kiss Me Kale 3; Career Educa- tion 2. Writing; Reading; Baseball, Old moyies. Singing; Dancing; Drawing, Skating Anthony Teti Do what you feel , . , cause you ' re the only one you have lo please Italian Clul)2, 5 ,Auto Mechanic Dianne Tetreault To till the hour — that is happiness, National Honor Society; Volleyball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3; Red Cross Club 3; Com- munity Relations Committee 3, Bush Lorraine Tetreault We make our own fortunes and we call them fate. Track 1; Tennis 2, 3, Volley- ball 1, 2, 3; Red Cross Club 3; Commu- nity Relations Commitlee 3, BUSH Tennis; Volleyball; Swimming lames Thomas |im lohn K. Thompson Thomps Two ' s company. Three ' s the result ' Football 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1,2, Capl, 3; Sk Club 1, 2, VP 3; Distinguished Service Award 3; Tribute to Wall [Disney 3 Clean plate Club 3, D ' Apice Fan Club 3 lailbird 3; A-1 Station 1, Quarts Club, UM Mobile 1, 2, 3 Beating Oelong in chemistry; Ouldomg the Italian and German, Glory Boy, Sky Diving; Study ing Scolt S. Tibbo Tibbs Life is like walking on sand, with every step you take, you leave an impression behind. B Choir 1; A Choir 2; Solo Choir 3; All-Conn. Chorus 3; Brigadoon I; Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me Kale }, Hik- ing Club 2, President 3; Ski Club I, 2, t Backpacking; Kim 12-24-77 Philip Ticrnjn Dougiss R Townsend ■Lile consists not in holding good cards but in playing those you hold well. Football 1, 2. 3; Wrestling 1; Baseball 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, BW in the grey ghost; cruising in P-208; A-1; KOA , . B ' s and Mini Cont eris with Louie; 3-6 ' s trying to dl rski; Bug banging; Red tide, Tull Tom Troll Student Council Representative 2, 3, |V Soccer 1, 2; Varsity Soccer 3; Future Bus- iness Leaders of America Treasure r 2 kjlhlcen A. Turley kalhy A true friend walks in when the rest of the world walks out Tribute to Agatha Christie Costumes and Makeup 2; Trib- ute lo Walt Disney Makeup 3; Cross Country 2; Softball Manager 1; Senior League; Pep Club 1, Secretary i Break- through signs 1, 2; Skiing Skating; Crewel, Saturday night Disco Parties; the Mall; McDonald ' s, Sears, and a little bit ot everything with the muppets Timolh Urban ■■!■■ You cant always gel what you want, but It you try, sometimes you ' ll find you gel what you need. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 2, 3. Quarts Club 3; Hiking Club 2, 3. Ends are a differeni breed of cat a 80 Melloy out at Spencer FHaywood, Ber- muda; Rl, Quarry ' s; Shampoo Man; V dlerskiing; Island Party DC; Friday night phone calls; munch out at Dick ' s; Wood atmosphere; Andy ' s ; after hloop lay P Valigorsky lautek Language Lab Assistant 1; Electronic Music Club 1, 2, i, SIC Vice President 3; Ski Club 1 [luabelh Walgrcn Belsv Lite has given love a guarantee to last through forever and another day Flo- rida , . 718; Second day of school 77; Chris . . . Excuse me, do you happen to know the time? ; Nanoo; Koneheads at Chan ' s; Ginz . . . What ' s up? ; the Last Lip; My twin sister CM, But Corn You ' re not allowed to drive on the sidewalk ' . . the 25th. Mario. . . s eie Washburn Tratk 1,2,3. Linda T. Weisenberg The world is round, and the place which may seem like the end may also be only the beginning. National Honor Society; Spanish National Honor Society 1, 2, 3; Seconian Staff 2, Co-Editor-in- Chief 3; Trends Staff 1, 2, 3; Quill and Scroll Society; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 3; kiss Me Kate 3; Tribute to Wall Disney 3; Volleyball 1; Finian ' s Rainbow Sum- mer ' 77; Spanish Club 3. Flute ' n ' Pic- colo; art and Calligraphy; Rotten lokes; MR . . . Ayow and Chicago; RISD summer ' 78 and special friends; Billy loel, Saturday Night Live; Mork; CB — summer — ' 76; Friends far and near, notes and letters ;va?rv ! :jnrur f.lX ' l r,T• rm mltl.mnmv ■ ljfv U crlht ' ii-n 111 li c IS 1(1 a i lo smile, and to share ' Wcirk Experientc Program Kohrri 4 Wharkin III ■Rob- Aly theory is lu en|oy lite, but the , prailice is against it. Tennis 1 i V aler Skiing, Boating, Beach Irnniler Dale While Icnnie Per lelliner It I lea e here tomorrow Would you siill remember me ' . Freebird alional honor Society 3; Pow Wow J. i. Quill and Scroll 2; B Choir 1; A Choir 1, 3, Anything Goes 2; Kiss Me kale 3; Tribute to Agatha Christie 2; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Lynyrd Skynyrd; Riunite, Kl ' s, Parte, The Res, Camp, C S , MM,, C,S,, Roolbeer And in the end The love you take is equal to the love you make Krih I White ■kelK-ko It doesn ' t matter how long it is till we meet again — as long as we pick up where we left oft we ' ll always be lrien(Js Tennis 2, 3, Community Relations 2, 3; Student Activities Committee 3, Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2, i. Wind Ensemble 2, jazz Band 1, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3; Anything Goes 2, kiss Me kale 3,ervice Club 1, 2, i. Pep Club 1, 2; Senior League 3; Ski Clul) 1, 2, 3 Horsebackriding, fooiball — You Bet ' , Football Pep Rally — ' 78, FICO, SRS, Smile — Polyester, The Accident, The Nurse — Emergency, Lockermania, Dead Animal, Crease-Babes, Wild Ones ' jrn [ V son [M ' n when the sun g jes down the little stars w ill shine Student Coun- ( il 1.2, 3, Student Inlormalion Com- mittee 2, Student At livities Commit- tee !; junior Class Board 2, Senior Class Board 3; Decorations Commit- tee 2, t; Distinguished Service war( 2, National FHonor Society 3; lunior Usher al Graduation 2; Seco- nian Stall 2, 3, Field Hockey 1, 2, Co- Captain i. Track 2, 3; Senior Girls league ! Swimming, Skiing, Frogs, Ihe Windex Shine , Babies, C Towns, Martians, and Frogs ' Vanib- l)le tnlibles, Na, Na, Na, Na, 11 1 78 Susan M inandy The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not laughed ' National FHonor Society 3, Spanish National FHonor Society 1, 2; Secre- tary-Treasurer 3; Seconian Staff 3, Trends Staft 1; Pep Club 3, Spanish Club, Secrelary-Treasurer 3 Tennis, Saturday Night Fever, WTIC, Cape Cod Crelchcn Wuhlgcinuth Woog And the seasons They go round and round And the painted ponies go up and down And we are all lost on a carousel of time Student Intormation Committee 3; Commu- nity Relations 3, Senior League 3 Swimming 1, 2, 3; Art Club ' CMSTC.GM, f.tw.y.a., I get by with a little help Irom my friends Goodbye doesn ' t mean forever Era A Wol-ki Rk Friends are tar out Soccer 1, 2, Captain i. Lacrosse 1, 2, 3; Broadcast- ing Club Blaring Tunes, Bombing Away at Beachland, Concerts, Nick, Deep River, Stanley Park, Party FHearly, Beach Weekend, Chicadee Fried Chicken, Tournament of brew. Whaler games, Colorado Cool-Aid, You lullbaiks SCARE me ' . Band 1, 2, and finally 3, Do ' em up! The Yukon. leanno IVoo r ndge RuhaniD o lo Mck IXsighl Ski Club 1,2, i: DECACIub1,2, 3. Kiihani)ar, ■Rickv f sfher York ■ II you love me ds I love, what knife tan cut our love in Ivvo ' Work Experience Program 3 Brian Forever Oaiid opp ' Crpg Borniri Paul Hitnkman Daniel Simpson Day ■■D-Da - Simulations Club Nalional Dishonor Socielv 4, 5, 6; Olis Day and the Knights Fan Club, AM A Peeping Tom Association 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,6 EMME Float, Faber College, Delta FHouse, Toga Parlies, Food Fights, Exercising Horses in the Dean ' s Oltue, Riciing my Ijike up stairs, FHanging around with Balkan in the Senior Lounge, l ' a i(i l)u kinan Ken el-.on •■Nellie- Moloriydc riding and doing body 1 John W illiam ' .on H R r wvjM 1 1 yl J M. ' ' ' .■ H J 7V. H . 14 JougSmalley ' . ' , j ■ Gary Smith - • ' J . • Billy Smyser y ' ' , Andrew SpiUlr ' ' - . T ' ' =■ ' ■ ' X-J- ' -- ' Patty Brophy lane Palmer, Bel ' v Copp Roslyn Maxwell, Lisa Meotti Carol Cosselin Roxanne Albano, Bill Edgar Sue Mailings, lenny Collins Angela Brown, Kelly White, Ann Cowie, Ellen Morey ig p i 3 1 El p T i . r M ' ' T) i Ml Rj tk t BJ Rui Rodnques m Anne Foley, Liz Relnsmith Theresa |ohnson,Sue Hatlings, Cwen Dong, Ellen Mar filTi The light is falling slanted somehow so that I see myself mm reflected in your eyes. ™. Are you there in mine? I guess that the reflection may be blurry, for I ' m thinking that I have to say Good-bye. H — UidliaMdntdutas So many faces in and out of my life, some will last, some will be just now and then. . Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes Vm afraid it ' s time for good-bye again. — Billy loel ..oodbye doesn ' t mean this has to be the end Fading dreams grow cold as ice And I got a feeling we ' ll meet again Elton John and Gary Osborne vi f f£r,C cr . r -v c V ° o -Ot • C , v nP x . . o C- oJ ' y O . ' tJ- Ar e ' t ' 3 - 1; ' r-- a ' - ' 4 i) r