Enfield High School - Echo Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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CLASS HISTORY September of 1964 started a new phase of life for us. As inexperienced freshmen we entered a maze of learn- ing, fun, and excitement. To lead us in our first steps through this complicated pathway, we chose as our offi- cers Joseph Hickey, president; Kevin Formiester, vice- president; Ellen Smyth, treasurer; Ellen Daly, secre- tary; and Priscilla Maldonado, historian. Assisting them were Student Council representatives Lorinda Larson, Susan Flanagan, Jayne DeYoung, Elaine Estvanik, Su- san Cimino, and Sandi Bergquist. Our first class project was a bake sale that was held at Stop and Shop under the direction of Joe Hickey. Honors were brought to our class by Mary Sferrazza for the English Composition Award. Jim Reveruzzi, Paul Sirois, Charlie Grabon, John Ruggerio, and Joe Hickey were freshmen on the soccer team. On the gridiron, Larry Pease, Lew Wilby, Bruce Win- ters, Jim Toohey, Roger Pease, Wayne Kowalczyk, Bill Fuller, Frank Scalia, Gary Nolan, and Jim Lyver brought recognition to the Green Raiders. Adding life to our halftime shows was the Drill Team. Roberta Millett. Debbie Mayville, and Joyce LeVoy were the freshmen on the Squad. The basketball court saw Joe Vesce, Mike Cunning- ham, Chip Riley, Joe Homicki, Roger Pease, Bob Flagg, George Clason, Mark Hines, John Hayden, Jim Cowhey, Chuck Lauria, Paul Plath, Gary Nolan, Bill Quinlivan, and Richard Cybulski displaying terrific teamwork. Five boys participated on the hockey team in our freshman year. They were Eddie Ott, Dave White, Joe Bellomo, Paul Sirois, and Mike Ross. Our Track team directed by Mr. Gawle included John Hayden, George Lomba, Eddie Wakelee, and Doug Delfini. Marcia Wiezalis, Joe Bellomo, Carl Johnson, Priscilla Maldonado, Nancy Gordon, Susan Bourque, Patricia Gavin, and Candy Crand displayed their talents in the Lamplighters’ production “Inherit the Wind.” As our freshman year drew to a close, our confidence and knowledge grew as we knew where we stood in the labyrinth of Enfield High School. With the holding of elections, our sophomore year began. Matt Alaimo was chosen president; Kevin For- miester, vice-president; Diana Nadeau, secretary; and Paula Maniscalchi, treasurer. Colleen Smith, Susan Flanagan, Dale Bellida, Richard Malley, Lorna Bailey, and Linda Kedikas represented us in Student Council. Our class project that year was a car wash held at Food Mart’s and Popular Market’s parking areas. The fun shared helped unite our class and the profits made strengthened our class fund. Bill Fuller, Frank Scalia, Wayne Kowalczyk, Larry Pease, Bruce Winters, Roger Pease, Jim Toohey, George Clason, Kirk Banks, Paul Plath, Jim Lyver, Gary Nolan, Earl Miller, Lew Wilby, Ed Jones, Mike Ross, and Jim Cowhey played on the junior varsity football team. Cheering for the J.V. team were Susan Keller and On the drill team were Roberta Millett, Lil Chruciel, Marcia Wiezalis. Joyce LeVoy, Lenora Lepore, and Mary Sferrazza. The boys on the J.V. basketball team were Bob Flagg, Joe Vesce, Joe Homicki, Mark Hines, Roger Pease, John Hayden, Jim Cowhey, Chuck Lauria, Paul Plath, and Bill Quinlivan. Twirling during the halftime shows were Diana Nadeau, Priscilla Maldonado, Sue Alaimo, and Kathy Grenier. Sue Thayer, Lucille Kurley and Carol Moriarty were sophomores on the girls varsity basketball team. On the soccer team were Jim Reveruzzi, Richard Mal- ley, Tom Magiera, Bruce Phillips, John Ruggerio, Bob Hewins, Gary Prior, Tom Scalia, David Wence, and Paul Sirois. Tbe baseball diamond saw Joe Homicki, George Cla- son, Joe Prete, Mark Hines, Tom Swift, Chuck Lauria, Tom Gardner, Paul Plath, Mike Cunningham, Lew Wilby, Joe Vesce, Bill Quinlivan, and Jim Cowhey scoring for Enfield High. Six sophomores participated, on the girl’s varsity soft- ball team. They were Rita Filteau, Diana Nadeau, Bev Ravosa, Linda Segler, Cindy Duffy, and Aleta LaCourse. The presentation of the Latin Award to Cathy Gale brought honor to our class once again. The Drama Guild presented “Oklahoma!”. Starring in the musical were Carl Johnson, Joe Hickey, Jim Far- ley, Joe Bellomo, Marcia Weizalis, Ellen Smyth, David Wence, Patricia Reale, Jim Reveruzzi, Janet Taylor, Priscilla Maldonado, Denise Cote, Charlene Wyse, Shirley Putney, Marilyn Misiewicz, Patricia Benevides, Sherry Anderson, John Crombie, Lucille Kurley, and Katby Macsata. • As juniors we received the title of upper classmen. We were now more than halfway through our pathway and to lead us, Nancy Lee became president; Susan Flanagan, vice-president; Susan Slanetz, secretary; and Barbara Scavotto, treasurer. Our representatives were Sharon Zywiak, Richard Malley, Paula Maniscalchi, Dennis McGloin, Dale Bellida, and Lorna Bailey. Jim Reveruzzi, Richard Malley, Tom Mageria, Bill Martin, Earle Hannum, Gary Prior, Tom Scalia, Dave Wence, and Bob Hewins participated on tbe varsity soc- cer team. On tbe varsity football team were Paul Plath, Jim Toohey, Bob Medler, Frank Scalia, Wayne Kowalczyk, Bill Fuller, Lew Wilby, Earl Miller, Bruce Winters, Marti Smith, John Hayden, Cliff Joubert, Roger Pease, Shawn Ferguson, Jim Lyver, Gary Nolan, and George Clason, while, Larry Prickett, Kevin Simmons, and Ray Blessing participated on the J.V. team. Marcia Wiezalis was the only junior girl on the varsity cheerleading (Continued on page 75)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. Standing, left to right: Priscilla Maldonado, Class His- torian; Roger Kraut, Vice-President; and Barbara Scavotto, Treasurer. Diane Nadeau, President and Helen Orfitelli, Secretary. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Anxiously we anticipated the beginning of our high school years. What lay ahead was an unknown mystery which intrigued us all. With great expectations, each fol- lowed his own labyrinth, guided by personal goals and the understanding minds of the faculty and administration. Often during our four years we walked a path of con- flict, confusion, and doubt. Undaunted by this, we resolved our conflicts, searching the path ,of truth. Our reward was self satisfaction. With a more mature attitude and knowledge gained, we leave the halls of Enfield High School with confidence. Diane Nadeau, President

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SUSAN MARCIA ANDRU- KAITIS — Library Aid 3; Fu- ture Business Leaders of America 4. DANIEL F. AGAYOFF SUSAN LOUISE AIDUKO- NIS— Glee Club 1, 2; Per- sonal Typing 1 ; Enfield Schol- arship Foundation 3. SUSAN MARCIA ANDRUKAITIS DANIEL F. AGAYOFF SUSAN LOUISE AIDUKONIS “Sue” “Dan” “Sue” RALPH JOSEPH ABERT SHERRY LYNN ANDER- SON— Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Field Hockey 4; Senior Prom Committee 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. CARL FRANCIS ANDER- SON RALPH JOSEPH ABERT SHERRY LYNN ANDERSON CARL FRANCIS ANDERSON “Sher” PATRICIA LEE ANDRIK JOHN RAYMOND ALE- SKWIZ ELAINE MARY ANAGNOS- TOU — Honor Roll 1, 2; Fu- ture Business Leaders of America 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Farewell Prom Committee 3; Usherette for School Play 3. PATRICIA LEE ANDRIK JOHN RAYMOND ALESKWIZ ELAINE MARY ANAGNOSTOU “Pat” “Johnny” 22