Fermi High School - Traces Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1974 volume:

m TRACES 1974 , CONTENTS Opening ........... , ;; . . . : . r: Faculty and Administration x .« Seniors : .N . . . . ' . ' Sports . . . v . . . . . . f Activities and Candids . . . 4 -, .... , . . ...4 ., . 14 . . . 40 ioo . . 136 - ' . Q .. f T J-| “ r T. S • ' P I’m headed somewhere far away A place called tomorrow On a road called today. — Anonymous Hi 1 Learn from yesterday . . . The years have gone by but like a fleeting wind down the path of dreams our memories hold a time for us. Live for today . . . If we should live a thousand years , our time is today, Today. — James Montgomery foot Dream for tomorrow. Ready am I to go, And my eagerness With sails full set. Awaits the wind. MR. ANTHONY TORRE . . . a man a friend a believer . . . You are gone yet never forgotten, An empty chair stands still where, in our hearts, only you can sit. You are more than words can tell; You are the beauty of our todays, the foundation of our tomorrows . . . . . . you are the one to whom we dedicate this yearbook. 12 13 MR. MARIO A. GENTILE PRINCIPAL As we say farewell, I congratulate all of you in the Class of 1974 upon your graduation. We trust we have prepared you at Fermi to carry on the American way of life, living in contentment but not complacency. I urge you to use the knowl- edge and experience you have gained here to enrich your future and that of our nation. I hope that you will strive to improve mankind, to live in a world of peace and harmony, enjoying the beauty that exists and working to elimi- nate the ugliness. The influence of friends and teachers, through education, should have in- creased your inspiration to succeed in your own ambitions and should have strengthened your resolve to live as an inspiration to others. As you reach for new adventure in life, I ask that you treasure the qualities of kindness, hones- ty, understanding, and courage. Strive to find the truth, declare the truth, and accept the truth. Best wishes for continued success to the first class to have completed three years at Enrico Fermi High School. Mario A. Gentile Principal 16 HOUSEMASTERS Mr. Ralph J. Cerrato Red Floor Education makes people easy to lead, but difficult to drive; easy to govern, but impossible to enslave — Lord Brougham Mr. Raymond Marr Blue Floor Mr. Richard W. Kisiel Green Floor 17 ADMINISTRATION Dr. Louis Mager Superintendent Mr. Anthony Torre Assistant Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. Bernard Gordon, Mr. Charles Duren, Mr. Robert Berger, Mr. Dale Thayer, Mr. William McWha (Chairman), Mr. John Gilhooly, Mrs. Antoinette Strom, Mrs. Phyllis Bouchard, missing from picture, Mr. Paul M. Gaylor. GUIDANCE The Enrico Fermi Guidance Department ' s primary objective is to offer services to the students. The School Counselor assists students with educational and vocational planning along with the opportunity to discuss personal plans for the now and the future. The Guidance Office also furnishes information about the world of work, edu- cational programs and agencies which supplement the services of the school. Mrs. Margaret Wilcox Mrs. Georgette Pare NURSE NURSE’S AIDE Mrs. Patricia Holmes LIBRARIANS Mr. Arthur Kevorkian Mrs. Martha Dunn m 20 CUSTODIAL STAFF Mrs. Virginia Salimen Mr. Robert Lataille CAFETERIA STAFF Mr. Anthony Cardarella 22 Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols Food Services Program PON A Mr. Richard Pellin Resource Teacher Mr. Peter Staszko Driver’s Education Mr. Harry Zeroogian Work Experience Miss Judith Gajewski Special Education 23 FOREIGN LANGUAGE The Foreign Language Department encourages students to study a foreign lan- guage in order to create a better understanding between nations, to appreciate their literature, culture and life style, while at the same time improving their potential in the world of work. With the above objectives in mind, we offer all students sequential programs in Spanish, French, Italian and German. Our emphasis is on the sounds and grammar patterns of the spoken language, through audio- visual-lingual approach. — Mr. Raymond Mercik Mrs. Teresa Bueker Mr. Raymond Mercik Department Head “Donde esta mi regia?” Miss Deborah DePietro I’m impressed! 24 The artist suspects in nature a great conscious- ness like his own. There is not a living organism, not an inert object, not a cloud in the sky, not a green shoot in the meadow, which does not hold for him the secret of the great power hidden in all things. Rodin ART Mrs. Jane Docker “Visually orient yourself’ Industrial Education is an activity-oriented cur- riculum area concerned with problems of an indus- tria l nature, and how to solve these problems. This may be accomplished by recognizing and defining problems, thinking critically and objectively about them and acting constructively and creatively to- ward their solution. -INDUSTRIAL P EDUCATION Mr. James Hodrinsky Dept. Head “Would you repeat that?” Mr. William Scuderi Let me point one thing out.” Mr. Robert Foley Mr. Frank Tokas ?5 i SOCIAL STUDIES The Fermi Social Studies Department is committed to a program based on “The Three Ts: Individuality, Inquiry and Involvement. Full year, semester and quarter courses are offered, dealing not only with America, but with all parts of the world, including Europe, Africa, Asia, Canada, Latin America, and the Middle East. In addition, students may make arrangements for independent study in Fields where they have particular interest. Mr. Franklin Gross Dept. Head “Do you see my point?” Mr. Thomas Snipe Mr. Robert Kozaczka Sheehan and Laraway report to 218.” 26 . Mrs. Mary Gail Cokkinias Mr. Gregory Quinlan “Calm down. Mr. James Reveruzzi Just because the water is gone doesn ' t mean someone drank it. ■ Mr. Robert Robbins Mr. Peter Creedon Mr. Donald Flebotte 27 SCIENCE The ten members of Enrico Fermi science staff hope that they have served these two purposes: Helped the student ask questions and attempt to find a better way to answer them. In other words to have the students use their minds, not the minds of others. Mrs. Florence Lyons Smile, things could be worse!” Mr. John Kouba “Win a few, lose a few Mr. James Cherry Here’s the thing guys Mr. Dwain Poulin Dept. Head Mr. Stephen Ross “What the heck are you doing?” Mr. Francis Rago “Amazing!” Mr. Steven Olsen “You ' ll see this later. Mr. Stuart Geffner “It’s simple!” Mr. Brian Dolley “Alright boys, sit down and get to w-ork.” 29 I BUSINESS EDUCATION The Business Education Department Provides an oppor- tunity for students to develop a marketable skill in the fields of Secretarial Science, Bookkeeping, Clerical, Distribution, or Data Processing. The department also offers students opportunities to prepare for a two-or four-year program beyond high school in the fields of Accounting, Business Administration, or Secretarial Science. Emphasis is placed on the value of social contacts, the importance of civic res- ponsiblity, and the need for a well adjusted personality. Mr. Anthony Pessolano Miss Terellto Wright Mr. Paul Bisesti Mrs. Anne Gorham “And the second reason is Mrs. Genevieve Murphy Here’s the important thing. Mrs. Elenrietta Montagana Dept. Head “Go to my office and get 30 Miss Darlene Wilson Mr. Antonio Batista “Who? 10 O 00000 00000c Mrs. Patricia Mayo “Do you get the idea? Miss Andrea Russo Mr. Richard Gray FAMILY LIVING Real joy comes not from ease or riches or from the praise of others, but from doing something worthwhile — Wilfred T. Grenfell AND CONSUMER EDUCATION Mrs. Elizabeth Ogonis Music is . . . a cry from our hearts, a rejection of our souls, a song for our thoughts, . and an answer for our time. MUSIC Mr. John Mariano Mr. Joseph Giangrasso 32 2:o H ocom r n The Physical Education Department has developed a selective program which has been offered for two years. Students meet five days a week and participate in various units of activity for a designated period of time. Physical Education is no longer a recreational period at Fermi High, but we feel it is a learning experience geared to the development of life time sports and physical fitness. Realizing the system is not perfect, we are continually changing and improving the program in the hope that more students can and will enjoy activity. Good luck to the Class of ' 74 The Physical Education Department Mr. Joseph Nuccio Miss Leah Carter fk f Mr. Robert Lengyl Mrs. Lora Arnold Mrs. Carol Albert Geez Louise.” 33 Quarter and semester courses in English provide students with broad and mean- ingful experience in the arts of reading and writing. It is hoped that the study of the writings of many authors will encourage students to explore further in the field of literature. Miss Mary Malley Miss Sharon Sullivan F Miss Laura Baione Miss Nancy Koplin | Mrs. Carole Jonaitis ENGLISH Miss Mary Mackley “Dear Heart.” Miss Mary Malley Department Head 34 Mrs. Eleanor Hines Mrs. Esther Heffernan Mr. Robert Kelleher Don ' t get mad; get even. Miss Mary Ann Fonseca “This is only the tip of the iceburg. Miss Rose Porcello Ms. Linda Lazarus (Picture not available) Ms.! Not Miss, not Mrs., Just Ms. 35 MATHEMATICS Mr. Eugene Ryzcek Mrs. Carole Hawkes Mr. Kendall Owens Mrs. Lenora Hilinski 36 I Mrs. Mary Holmes Miss Sadie Falbo The mathematics curriculum is designed to Mrs. Lynn Pasco meet student needs and interests. We feel that the variety in courses offered to all students will better prepare them for their post-high school plans. — The Mathematics Department 37 Mr. William Barker i Pucker power “Oh, hello Mr. Gentile. “Y our candy bar sure looks good!” “Get that snake off my desk!” “Although the class average was 25 fkC t “I thought I said 3 minutes!” r “About that case of Brylcreem I ordered TEACHER S PRAYER Oh, heavenly one up in the sky. Don ' t let me break down and cry! Help me keep my temper cool As I begin each day of school. My homeroom is just down the hall Erom the busiest hangout of them all. A smoke-filled room with a littered floor; The butts disappear as I come through the door. I try to realize the students ' plight Because they stayed up late last night. But. when half my classes are sound asleep. My peace of mind I cannot keep. And when my class responds so well I’m surprised delighted my pride doth swell! So I ask, What is relative mass?” Instead I hear, “Can I use the pass? I think I give a fair exam But then I hear, “Y ou ' re crazy, ma ' am. I f you think we can pass this test. Better cross your fingers and hope for the best!” I dread one period every day. But I guess there ' s just no other way. Study halls are quite a zoo; Eighty kids with nothing to do. Then there ' s that blessed time of day When all my troubles go away Everyone ' s happy; my heart even sings. At two o ' clock, when the last bell rings. So help me, someone, to get through the year. Because if I don’t, I can ' t shed a tear For all of my students that I’ve had before, Especially the great kids from the class of ' 74. i •• ■ - • “ ■ : ' The time we have spent at Enrico Fermi High School has been short. When we began as Sophomores we were not aware of the varied experiences which were aheadTor us during the next three years. We were on the threshold of a new life and about to gain insight into the many ave- nues of learning. We were to gain knowledge and under- standing of our fellow man and make lasting friendships which would keep alive the memories and experiences we would earn during high school. We leave Enrico Fermi High School as older and wiser individuals, looking into the future with great confidence and anticipation. Our educators have tried to prepare us for the many obstacles we will face in this uncertain world. We have worked together as one class for three years, but now the time has come when each of us will begin a different role in society. The only thing we can do is put to use the knowledge we have gained over the past twelve years and apply it to our own very special lives. We know we have only scratched the surface of life and there are so many roads to be explored. There is so much more to learn and do and it is there just waiting for each of us. We are closing a very special and memorable, if not brief, chapter of our lives, one filled with much laughter and sadness, memo- ries and dreams, lasting experiences and friendships. We must not look back in sadness, but forward in happiness. Time does not erase these memories and friendships we have gained; rather, it keeps them alive within us always. May each of us in the Class of 1974 use our lives in a productive way and l ive with much success, luck and happiness forever, always remembering our days at Enrico Fermi High School. Janet Cannone Class President 42 ;cnior PRESIDENT Janet Cannone VICE PRESIDENT Anne Baril SECRETARY Julie Dugan LISA ELLEN ABOHATAB Poop” Honor Roll 1 ,2,3,4;National Honor Society 3.4; Lamplighters 2, 3,4; Usherette for Graduation 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Dedication Day Committee 2; Homecoming Day Committee (Co- Chairman) 3, (Chairman) 4; Varie- ty Show 4; Library Aide 3,4; Pep Squad 3; Chorus 4; Enfield Schol- arship Foundation 2,3,4. PAMELA JEAN ANDERSON “Andy” “ya know FBLA 4; Variety Show 4. SANTA ANGELICA “Sandy” Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Algebra Award 2; Fermi ' 76 3,4; International Club 3,4. DEBBY AINSWORTH Bones” Band 1,2; Swim Team 3,4. PETER ALLEGRETTI III RAYMOND F. AQUILO “Dummy “morning Variety Show 4. MARY ALBERT Mary” That ' s life! KENNETH C. ANDREWS Kenny” “What can I say? Lamplighters 1,2,3, (Treas.-Sec.) 4; Band 1,2,3, (V. Pres.) 4; Stage Band 1, 2, 3,4; Lamplighter of the Year Award 3; Variety Show 4. JOHN ARROWSMITH “Arrow” Swimming 2,3,4. JOHN E. BAILEY “Jake Floor Hockey 3: Ice Hockey 4. DAVE AREL “Hip By Krackie Soccer I: Ice Hockey 1,4; Floor Hockey 2,3; Tennis4; Senior Fa- rewell Prom Committee 4. ERNEST C. AVERY JR. “Ernie” Baseball I; Bowling Club 2,3. KEITH A R VIS A IS LINDA BAK Secretarial Aide Blue House 3, Hostess for N.E.B.E.A. Business Convention 3, Junior Prom Com- niltee 3. Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3. Honor Roll 3.4. Va- riety Show 4. Senior Magazine Drive 4. SUSAN ARMENTANO Sue FBLA 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4: Newspaper Staff 4; Variety Show 4. MARY BABA Honor Roll 1,2. 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 2,3.4; Senior Magazine Drive 4; Variety Show 4. ■ ANNE PATRICIA BARIL Behold ihe turtle. He makes prog- ress only when he sticks his neck out. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Enfield Scholarship Eoundation 3,4; Student Council 1; Dedication Day Committee 2; Usherette for Graduation 2,3; Ju- nior Prom Committee 3; Library Aide 3; Yearbook (Co-Editor of Activities and Candids) 4; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom C ommittee 4; Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Variety Show 4; Class Night 4; Class Trip Committee 4; Class Vice-President 3,4. CYNTHIA LYNN BARTIS Cindi “Give me a break! Honor Roll 2,4; Variety Show 4; Chorus 3.4; Color Guard 3; Major- ettes 4. BONNIE LYNN BARNES Variety Show 4; Poster Award 1 . SUSAN BASTARACHE “Sue Go away Ski Club I . PATRICIA ANN BARNETT “Patti “Oh, That ' s cute. DECA (Treas.) 3; (Historian) 4; Chorus 1; Library Aide I; Variety Show 4. DONNA BELISLE MICHAEL W. BARNES PETER BASTONE “Pete” CHERYL ANN BERNARD “Sherry “Who me? I don ' t do anything. Lamplighters 1: Social Study Lab Aide 3; V ariety Show 4: Chorus 4; Guidance Aide 1: Nurses ' Aide 1,2, 4; ELN 3. SUSAN A. BEYER “Sue “Hiya FBLA 4: Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Commit- tee 3; Homecoming Day Commit- tee 3; Variety Show 4; Class Offi- cers (Director of Activities) 3: Girl’s Athletic Association 2,3; Usherette for Oklahoma 3; Field Hockey 2,3; Powderpuff Football 3. SHARON ANN BENOIT “Wilt “Ah, come on! Variety Show 4; Girls ' Athletic Association 2,3; Basketball 1.2. 3, 4; Field Hockey 1.2, 3,4; Softball 2,3, 4; Intramural Volleyball 2. RICK BERTRAND Bert DEBRA ELIZABETH BJORN DAHL Debbie Hey Man Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. 4; National Hon- or Society 3.4; Yearbook Staff (Faculty Editor) 4; Variety Show 4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 4; Lamplighters 2; Dedication Da Committee 2; Pep Squad 2; Major- ettes 3,4 (Captain), Gymnastics Club 3,4. SUSAN BELLEELEUR “Bug Honor Roll 3,4; Lamplighters 1,3. 4; Color Guard 3,4; Powderpuff Football 2; Intramural Volleyball 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Se- nior Winter Prom Committee 4; Library Aide 4; Variety Show 4. Hartford Public High. Audio-Vis- ual Club 1,2,3; Chess Club 1.2,3; Stage Crew 1,2,3: Fermi Audio- Visual Club 4; Swim Team 4. GARY J. BtRNIER “How’s it going? Newspaper Staff 1: Ski Club 3,4; Student Council I . GERALD H BERNARD JR “the Professor ‘‘Live life to the fullest, be versatile. 47 — AURORA BOSCO “Rori “Has anyone seen Tom this morning? DECA 1. (Treasurer) 2: FB LA I. SUSAN BOUCHARD Sue” I don ' t care FBLA 4; Variety Show 4; Lam- plighters 3,4; Chorus 3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Ski Club 4; Eco Pond 2; Dedi- cation Committee 2; Band Librari- an 3,4. JOSEPH BLACKW ELDER “Joe ROBERT BLOCK Dennis Y ou ' re Rugged Variety Show 4; Tennis 4; Swim- ming 2,3,4; Track 1.2; Football 2; Honor Roll I; Special Awards ( 100 Mile Swim). DARLENE BLYTHE Red Freak “What A Rush! KEITH BOCCACCIO “Cotch” Cross Country 4; Track 1. 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Chess Club 2; Reflections 2. BOGDAN BOCZAR Bug Honor Roll 1,2: Fermi ' 76 3,4; Soccer 1,3.4 (Varsity). DAVID BORENSTEIN JAIME L BOUDREAU “What can I say” EBLA 4; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4: Pep Squad 4: English Depart- ment Aide 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. SHERYL BRANCHAUD “Peanut Majorettes 3: Lamplighters 2. NANCYANN BRASSARD “Nanc” Variety Show 4; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Senior Farewell Prom Committe 2,3; Fermi Hosts 2,3 (Teacher ' s Convention); Usher- ette for Graduation 2; Dedication Day Committee 2; Girls ' Athletic Association 2,3; Student Secretary 2; Magazine Drive 4; J.V. Cheer- leader 2, Varsity Alternate 3; Ma- jorettes 4; Powderpuff Football 2, 3,4. KATHY BRAYTON DAVID BROWN “Dave” Honor Roll 3; Lamplighters 2; FBLA 3; Newspaper Staff 3; Social Study Lab Aide 2 (Director of Support Services). CYNTHIA L. BROWN “Chuck” “Let’s go Skiing!” Honor Roll 1,2; Variety Show 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 2, (Secretary) 3,4; Sw imming 3, (Varsity) 4; Tennis 4; Manager of Boys Varsity Swim Team. SCOTT JAMES BROWN Keith “Dija hear the New Stones Album yet?” 49 STEVEN BUCKLEY “Steve JOANNE BUCZKOWSKI “Jo I don ' t know. Junior Prom Committee 3: Home- coming Day Committee 3.4. Honor Roll 2; FBLA 4; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Varie- ty Show 4: Chorus 1.2, 3,4; Switch Board Operator (Main Office) 3; Nurses ' Aide 3.4; Spaghetti Dinner 2,3,4; Panacake Breakfast 2. KIM PAMELA BUCKLEY “So it goes and so on. Honor Roll 3,4; Yearbook Staff (Literary Editor) 4: Lamplighters 1,3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom 4; Homecom- ing Day Committee 3; Variety Show 2,4, (Usherette) 3; Library Aide 3,4; Chorus 2, (Librarian) 3; (President) 4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Color Guard 3, (Captain) 4; Fermi Hosts 4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Powder- puff Football 2; Intramural Volley- ball 2. ROBERT BUCZKOWSKI Buck” Football 1; Ice Hockey I . TERRY BRUNSON “What??” Honor Roll 1,2; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farew- ell Prom Committee 4: Variety Show 4; Pep Squad 1 ,2; Ski Club 4; Student Council 2; Intramural Vol- leyball 2; Oratorical Contest I (2nd place trophy). JUDY LYNN BUERK “Buerky Baby! “Hev Dugan!!!” DIANE BUGDEN “Buggy Variety Show 4; Fermi Hosts 3; DEC A 1. AMY BUCZACKI Honor Roll 1,2. 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3.4; Future Nurses 3,4; Nurses ' Aide 3.4; Senior Magazine Drive 4. SHARON LEIGH BUIkA Honor Roll 2.3.4: Future Nurses 2, 3,4: Variety Show 4; Enfield Schol- arship Foundation 3: Senior Maga- zine Drive Homeroom Captain 4; Intramural Volleyball 2. JANET ANGELA CANNONE “Hi How’s it going? Yearbook 3, (Lay-Out Ed.) 4; Ush- erette for Play 3,4; Usherette for Graduation 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 3,4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 2,3,4; Dedication Day Committee 2; Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Variety Show 4; Library Aide 1; Pep Squad I; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 2. 3,4; Fermi Hosts 2; Class President 2.3,4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Student Council President 1; Pro- ject Teach 2; Student Council Award 1; Rep. at State Convention I; Rep. at Parade of Youth Forum 2; Laurel Girls State Representa- tive 3; Pep Rally Committee 3. KATHLEEN ANN CARDELLA “Munch Can I have your vegetables?” Yearbook Staff 4: FBLA 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Fare- well Prom Committee 3; Home- coming Day Committee 3,4; Varie- ty Show 4; Newspaper Staff 2; Ski Club 4; Scholastic Art Award 3; Junior Prom Hostess 3; Magazine Drive 4; Cheerleading (J.V.) 2, (Varsity) 3.4. SUSAN CARR “Sue Well .” FBLA 2,3,4; Usherette for Gradu- ation 3. GARY CARTIER Lamplighters: Chorus 2,3.4: Con- cert Choir 2,3,4; Football 2. GREGG CARTIER “Cartch “Let ' s go get some critters, Mark. DECA 1 (President), 2. MARK G. CEKALA Holy Smokes” Soccer I; Golf 1; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Fare- well Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 4. NANCY CASWELL Goldilocks I did it again. Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4: Variety Show 4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 2, 3,4; Newspaper Staff 1,2; Swim- ming 3, (Co-Captain) 4; Tennis 4; Science Fair (Honorary Mention) 1; Magazine Drive 4; Photography 1; Nurse ' s Aide 3,4. J, ff VYvA ' jS LESLIE CHAPPELL International Club 4; Homecoming i Day Committee 4. . AQ 3 5 DEBORAH M. CHICHESTER “Chick” “Hey, how’s it going?” Honor Roll 1. 2. 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Day Committee 3; Variety Show 4; Pep Squad I; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3,4; Girls ' Athletic Association 2,3; Ski Club 2,3,4; French Tutor 3; Powder-puff Foot- ball 3; Gymnastics 3; Field Hockey (Varsity) 2,3. JERI CHILLSON Cheerleading (Captain) 1,2; Stu- dent Council (Secretary) 1; Senior Variety Show 4; Gymnastic Award 2 . MARK COLTURI “Ant “Cut it out.” KIM COM MO “Kimmie Hey! Jack Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Nurse ' s Aide 2,3.4. MICHAEL CLARK “Mike” Football (J.V.). CATHERINE CONLEY “Cathy” PATRICIA L. COOLEY “Pat Homecoming Day Committee 3.4; Variety Show 4: Pep Squad I. 53 DONNA MARIE COTE Lamplighters 3.4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 2.3; Variety Show 4; Color Guard 3,4; Color Guard Award 3: Car Wash 3; Magazine Drive 4; Powderpuff Football 2. NANCY JEAN COURVILLE Nanci” “Alright, where we going for breakfast today? National Honor Society 3,4; EBLA 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Se- nior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Dedication Day Committee 2; Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Vareity Show 4; Pep Squad (Secre- tary) 3; Enfield Scholarship Foun- dation 3,4; Student Advisory Board 4. DONNA RUTH COURCHAINE Donner “Don ' t get hyper Social Study Lab Aide I; Usherette For Graduation 2,3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 2,3.4; Dedication Day Committee 2; Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Variety Show 4; Library Aide 2; Enfield Scholar- ship Foundation 3,4; Fermi Hosts 2,3,4; Girls ' Athletic Association 2; Car Wash 3; Tennis Club 2,3; Rep- resentative For Cultural Geogra- phy 1; Magazine Drive 4; Student Secretary 1.4; Cheerleading 1, (J.V.) 2, (Varsity) 3,4; Softball 2; Intramural Volleyball 2; Powder- puff Football 2, (Co-Capt.) 3. HUGH JOSEPH CUNNINGHAM Joe Hey man what’s happening? SUSAN MARIE COTE “Sue Honor Roll 1,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Lamplighters 3, (His- torian) 4; Yearbook Staff (Sports Editor) 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Commit- tee 2, (Chairman) 3; Dedication Day Committee 2; Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Variety Show 4; Chorus 3, (Publicity Manager) 4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 2, 3,4; Fermi Hosts 2,3.4; Girls ' Ath- letic Association 2, (Treasurer) 3; HomeEconomics Award 1; Con- cert Choir 4; Cheerleading (J.V. Captain) 2, (Varsity 3, (Capt.) 4; Powderpuff Football 2; Intramural Basketball 2. C V ) KAREN COURTEMANC Munch Fermi 76 4: Basketball 2,3,4: Ten- nis 2. v JANET JEAN CROYLE Jan mm sure Guidance Aide 3. ' ocoV.eAV il . MARK JOHN CUNNINGHAM Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3, (Co-Captain) 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4. VVyv ' - ' V ' its ' A C a VVV ' C cxwoN s A Til v (V;Vxa L CYNTHIA ANN DALESSANDRO “Cindy” Hey chooch, got a match? Student Council 1; Bowling Club (Pres.) 4; Class Officers (Treasur- er) 2. ROBERT DAMON Boob Just remember one thing, God put us on this earth and he is the only one that has the right to remove us from it.” CYNTHIA ANN DEBONIS “Cindy” “Well, agh I have to go to the band room. Lamplighters 1,2; Future Nurses 4; Senior W inter Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Band (Band Man- ager) 1,2,3; Chorus 1; Color Guard 3; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3,4; Outstanding Student Award (Band) 4. DEBBIE ROSE DENMARK Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Guidance Aide 4. ROBERT NEIL DAVIS “Oggie Honor Roll 1.4; Homecoming Day Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Ski Club 1,2, 3.4; Soccer 3,4; Tennis 4; Fermi “76 3,4. JEFFREY DEMETRION “Demeat Track 2; Floor Hockey 3; Band 1,2, 3,4; Stage Band 1, 2,3,4. KAREN D. DECARO Clerical Office Practice 4. ROSEMARY ANNE DEROCHICK “Rose” Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Library Aide 4. MARK DAVIS Honor Roll 1,2. 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Variety Show 4; Class Officers (V. Pres.) 2; As Schools Match Wits 3.4; Citizen- ship Award 1; First Prize School Science Fair I; State Science Fair 1; U.S. Army and Conn. Nutrition- al Council Award for Science Pro- ject I; Chemistry Award 2; Geome- try Award 3; History Award 3; French Awrd 3: Physics Award 3; Rensselaer Medal 3; Commenda- tion for Performance on PSAT NMSQT 4. ROBERT DELLAROCCO “Rocco You’ve got to be kidding me” Band 1,2, 3.4. DIANE MARIE DEROSE BONNIE MARIE DIGREGOR IO Little Rat Peter Piper Picked a Peck Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3; Powderpuff Football 4; Variety Show 4. DOROTHY ANN DESJARDIN “Dot” Honor Roll I; Library 2; Basket- ball 3: Softball 3: Future Nurses 3. 4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3.4; Senior Winter Prom Commit- tee 4; Tennis 4. CAROL A. DICKINSON Smile; it can ' t be that bad. DECA (Sec.) 3, (Pres.) 4; Variety Show 4. RICHARD DEVEAU Rich Baseball 1.2. 3.4; Football 1.2 Honor Roll 1. 2, 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3.4; Basketball 2,3.4; Field Hockey 2.3,4; Senior Fare- well Prom Committee 3.4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2,3; Office Aide 1; Softball 2; Fermi ’76 3; Yearbook 4; Magazine Drive 4; Variety Show 4. LORRI DIBATTISTO Lor Let’s go out! Ski Club 2.3.4; Girls Athletic Asso- ciation 2,3; Tennis I; Softball 2; Dedication Day Committee 2; Girls Basketball 3; Homecoming Day Committee 3. NORBERT DE SOUSA ALBERT DOIRON Albie ROBERT DOJKA “Bob- Honor Roll 1, 2. 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3,4, International Club 2, (President) 3.4; Variety Show 4; Fermi ' 76 3.4; Class Officers (Trea- surer) 2; Science Dept. Aid 1.4; Spanish Tutoring 3.4: Bi-Lingual Award 3: Kosciuszko Science Expo. (3rd prize) KATHLEEN DORGAN “Moo and Peg Leg Smile. Somebody loves you. Library Aide 1; Office Aide 2,3. JOSEPH PETER DRENNAN “Joe Though you may be hurt b trust- ing; y ou ' ll be hurt more if you don ' t trust. Track 1.2.3; Ski Club 3.4: Honor Roll 2; Newspaper Staff 2; Bowling Club 2; Enfield Scholarship Foun- dation 3; Connecticut Congression- al Intern 3: Tennis 4; Variety Show 4: As Schools Match W its 4. DAVID DRAGONE Track 1.2, 3.4; Cross Country 4. LINDA MARY DRONEY Lynn Usherette for Graduation 3; News- paper Staff4; Variety Show 4. JCo Cjis da n clc Co u rys dc jcnoud- ZChCk Uc- Ljcy-C (X oL Ccnx JOYCE DRAKE 7 Student Advisory Council 4; Varie- ty Show 4. )C-L 3 Ci C, c cT Z_ A — dc_ -=C CCo T DEBORAH ANN DUBUQUE “Debbie “What FBLA (V. Pres.) 2,3,4: Majorettes 3.4: Junior Achievement 2: Gradu- ation Hostess 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4: Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Day Committee 4: Variety Show 4. PAUL DU FOUR Have a nice day.” LUCILLL DUNN “Lucy JULIANE DUGAN Julie U s D-U G-A-N. Spaghetti Dinner Dance 2,3: Mixed Chorus 3. (Treas.) 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Ski Club 3: DECA Fashion Show 3: Senior W inter Prom Committee 4: Concert Choir 4; Class Secretary 4: Class Trip Committee 4: Variety Show 4. MARY EILEEN DUGAN Doughnuts He Buerk! Chorus 3. (Sec.) 4; DECA Fashion Show 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4: Variety Show 4. DEBORAH JEAN DUPONT Irish Nothing worth possessing can quite be possessed. Kosciuszko Sinaers 1: Honor Roll 3. PATRICIA LEE EDW ARDS Pat Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4. r tram MARY EGAN MICHAEL JOHN EGAN “Eag” J.V. Football 1,2; V. Football 4; Floor Hockey 2,3; Wrestling 4; Ski Club 3,4; DECA 3.4. SANDRA MARIE EVANS “Sand” “No! You ' re Kidding!” Honor Roll 1.2, 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4: Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3,4; Fermi Hosts 2,3,4: Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; J.V. Cheerleading 2; V. Cheerlead- ing 3,4: Powderpuff Football 2,3: Girls Athletic Association 2; Car Wash 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Magazine Drive 4; Senior Win- ter Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4. MICHAEL FERGUSON “Fergy ‘Title be runnin ' Saturday.” Variety Show 4. DAWN FERRARI “Hey. SUSAN MARIE FIORE “Sue” Oh — come on” Office Occupations 4; FBLA 4; Variety Show 4. WILLIAM FIELD “Bill “Right” Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3,4. FREDERICK FI EL DHOUSE JR. “Fred r . rack 2; Ice DEBRA LYNNE FLAHERTY Debbie International Club 3,4; Lampliv- ters 3,4; Usherette for Graduation 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; En- field Scholarship Foundation 3; Chorus 4; Library Aide 4; Home- coming Day Committee 4. PATRICIA MARY FITZGIBBON “Pat” 61 DONNA FLAHERTY P TERRI FLECK Honor Roll 1.2, 3. 4; National Hon- or Society 3.4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3.4; National Merit Scholarship Commendation 4; Yearbook (Co-editor of Candids and Activities) 4; Enrico Fermi Network 2.3; Citizenship Award 1; Tennis 2; Dedication Day Commit- tee (Chairman) 2; Variety Show 4; Homecoming Day Committee 2,3, 4. CAREN FOWLER “Mouth How do you do this? KAREN LYNN FROST Bleah Honor Roll 1,2, 3.4; National Hon- or Society 3.4: Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3,4; Office Aide I: Li- brary Aide 2; Lamplighters 2: So- cial Study Lab Aide 4; Variety Show 4. ELL1E FUSCO Little one Hi Kid! What ya doing? Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Con- cert Choir 4. DIANE FUSHEY RICHARD GABRIEL Gabes Sure Bud” Freshmen Football I; Basketball 1; Floor Hockey 3: Ice Hockey 4; Ski Club 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4. BRIAN G A DOWRY Swimming 2; Bow ling Club 4. THOMAS GACONA THERESA LYNN GAINES “Ter J.V. Cheerleading 2: Powderpull Football 2; Variety Show 4. EILEEN FRANCES GALLIGAN Yearbook (Asst. Faculty Ed.) 3, (Co-Editor) 4: Fermi Hosts 3,4; Senior Winter Prom Committee 3, 4; Senior Farewell Prom Commit- tee 3,4; Homecoming Day Com- mittee 3,4; Powderpuff Football 2, 3, (Tri-Captain) 4; Car Wash 3,4; Future Nurses 3; Usherette for Graduation 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 4; Dedication Day Committee 2; Intramural Volley- ball 2; Class Trip Committee 4; Magazine Drive (Hrm. Capt.) 4; Usherette for Play 4; Class Night 4; Variety Show 4. MADALAINE GALLUCCIO “Lynn” ROSANNE GENTILCORE Rose” FBLA4. ELAINE GENTILE Guy” “Hi Guy” Band 1.2, 3,4; Stage Band 1,3,4; Christmas Show 3.4; Library Aide 1; Homecoming Day Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4. ANTHONY JOHN GIOVANETTI Tony” “Give Me The Gist” Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4: National Hon- or Society 3,4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 2,3.4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Boys State Delegate 3; Track 1. 2, 3, 4; Soccer 3,4; Lam- plighters 2; H ome coming Day Committee 2. CLAIRE GIGUERE What Can I Say. FBLA 4; Variety Show 4. kM 4 GLENN GEOEEROY “Jeff “Son of a Gun” Honor Roll 2,3; Project Teach 2; Lamplighters 2; Junior Lifesaving 2; Floor Hockey 3; Variety Show 4. ■ food ' ' XoJksL ' Jljjbrvr PRISCILLA GILES Pris Library Aide. CYNTHIA GIRARD “Cindy” “Let ' s Check This Out Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Pep Squad 3; Fermi Hosts 3; FBLA 4; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Tennis4: Vari- ety Show 4. JEANGOGUEN DAVID GONZALEZ Speedy” “I ' ll let it go this time but next time.” Track 1,2; 100 Mile Swim Club; Chess Club 1 . THOMAS GORMAN Tom” Soccer 1,2. y. eO- ' iPi 1 A KARE GR AlM . Vl Grifl Library Aide 3.4; Guid pdej ide I; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Powderpuff Football 4; Variety Show 4. ALMA E. GUHNE Beth” DONNA GRADY Office Aide 2,3,4; Color Guard 2,3; Usherette for Graduation 2; Li- brary Aide 2. ■ PAMELA JEAN HALE “Carol Burnett Ya ta” Library Aide 1; Pep Squad 1; Homecoming Day Committee 2; Class Secretary 2; Variety Show 4. I PATRICIA HAYDUSKI “Pat Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Car Wash 3,4; Tennis 2,3; Intra- mural Volleyball 2; Senior Winter Prom Committee 3; Enfield Schol- arship Foundation 3; Office Aide 4. DANIELLE HANRAHAN “Dani” Girls Basketball 2; Girls Athletic Association 2; Softball 2; Powder- puff Football 4. DEBORAH LYNN HANSCOMB “Deb “You’re Kidding?? Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3; Pep Squad 1; News- paper Staff 1,2; Library Aide 1,2; DECA 3; School Store 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Day Committee 4; Tennis I; Girls Basketball 2; Intra- mural Volleyball 3; Girls Athletic Association 3; Field Hockey 3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Variety Show 4. CAROL ANN HELMNS “Bangs “See ya later” Homecoming Day Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4. NANCY HOLDEN “failed another one” Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Pep Squad 1; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4. CHRIS HOLMES “Mess” Hey Gus, Lets Ski That Mogul Field!” Soccer 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, (V. Pres.) 3, (Pres.) 4; FBLA 4; Variety Show 4. ROBERT HOOPER Hoop” Track 1,2, 3, 4; Soccer 1; Honor Roll 2; Variety Show 4. PATRICIA A. HOVER “Patti” Really?” JAMES lORIO “Jim “Hey, What can I say? Freshman Football 1. AUGUST JASMINSKi “Gus” “Where ' s the Moguls, Holmes?” Honor Roll 1,2,3; National Honor Society 3.4; Variety Show 4; Ski Club 2,3, (V. Pres.) 4; Football (J.V.) 2, (Varsity) 3,4; Track 1,2. CLAIRE JEAN Guidance Aide I; Spanish Award 1 . ELIZABETH ANN JENKINS “Betty” Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Yearbook Staff (Ass ' t. Sen. Sec. Ed.) 3, (Editor) 4; Lam- pliters 1; Future Nurses Club 2,3, (Vice Pres.) 4; Hostess for Gradua- tion 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Dedication Day Committee 2; Homecoming Day Committee (Float Chairman) 3,4; Variety Show 4; Pep Squad 3; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3,4; Class Officers (Treasurer) 3; Home Eco- nomics Award 1; Alternate Dele- gate to Girls ' State 3; Class Trip Committee 4; Class Night Com- mittee 4; As Schools Match Wits 4; D.A.R. Award 4. DAVID JOHNSON “Dave ‘ Don ' t ask me I just work here.” Fermi Amateur Radio Club 2, (President 3,4; Ice Hockey 4. MARIO JOHNSON Hippie” Doctor, everything ' s up his nose. 67 REBECCA JOHNSON “Becky” “Uncle Tony, can I have a pass to get out of . FBLA 2, (President) 3,4; Usherette for Graduation 2,3; Senior Farew- ell Prom Committee 4; Homecom- ing Day Committee 4; Variety Show 4. LORRE JORDAN LARRY JONES Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. ANN KELLEHER Lamplighters 2; Usherette for Graduation 2,3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Dedication Day Committee 2; Variety Show 4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 2; Ski Club 1,2; Senior Magazine Drive 4; Powderpuff Football 3,4. ROBERT JONES “Bob Lamplighters (President) 1,2, 3,4; Variety Show 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3,4; Project Teach 2; String Ensemble 3,4. KATHI KELLEY “Machine Gun Kelley” Chorus 3. JOYCE JONES “Joy” ROBERT MICHAEL KAHN “Bob” Honor Roll 3; Yearbook 4; Lam- plighters 1; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Day Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Class Officers (Treasurer) 4; EFN 2; J.V. Football 2; Soccer 1,4; Track 1; Floor Hockey 2; Wres- tling 4; Powderpuff Football Coach 3. KIM MARIE KELLIHER “Kimarie” “What a dumbie!” SANDRA KAY KELLEY “Sandi” “You’re a real pickle” Library Aide 2,3. DEBORAH KINNEY “Debi Keep the faith” FBLA 4; Social Lab Aide 4; Varie- ty Show 4; Pep Squad 2,3; EFN 4; Children ' s Theater Group 3,4. TERRY KELLIHER “Kell “Hey Art” Social Study Lab Aide; Variety Show 4; Library Aide 2,3,4; Ski Club 4; EFN 2,3. ROBERT KOBIELSK1 “Kobo” Honor Roll 3; Basketball 1,2,3. Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, (President) 4; Lampligh- ters 1,2, 3,4; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Day Committee (Class Float) 2,3,4; Variety Show 4; Library Aide 1,2; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3, 4; Guidance Aide 3,4. ALLEN KMIOTEK “Oh my God International Club 2; Lamplighters (Lighting and Stage) 2. SARAH DAWN KING “Kinger” “You ' re a real card, a real joker.” Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3,4; Variety Show 4; Enfield Schol- arship Foundation 3,4; Girls Ath- letic Association 2,3; Basketball 2; Field Hockey 2, (Co-Captain) 3,4; Softball 2; Intramural Volleyball 2; Gymnastic Club 2,3. JOHN KOPERNIAK “John” “Man ' s worst enemy is himself’ Honor Roll 1,2; National Honor Society 1,2; Ski Club 4; Track 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 4; Class Officers (Vice-President) at St. Thomas Seminary 2. CANDIS KRAJEWSKI “Canday-Bar” “What?” Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3; Vareity Show 4; Breakfast Club 3,4. ( r DAVID LAGROW “Dave” Ski Club 2,3,4; Football 2; Track 1; Ice Hockey 1 . KATHRYN KUKULKA “Kate “Oh say can you ski?” Honor Roll 1; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Student Advisory Board 4; Cheerleading I; Powder- puff Football 4. STEPHEN FANDRY “Speedy” “Anyone want to buy a candy bar?” Honor Roll 2; Famplighters 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Pep Band 1, 2,3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Golf 4; Variety Show 4. PHYLLIS JEAN KRASINSKI “Polock” Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Dedi- cation Day Committee 2; Home- coming Day Committee 3,4; Varie- ty Show 4; Pep Squad 1; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3; Typing Award 2,3; Class Trip 4; Magazine Drive (Hmr. Capt.) 4: Cheerlead- ing J.V. 2, Varsity 3.4; Powderpuff Football 2,3; Intramural Vollevball 2 . MS. SHARON R. LABRECQUE “Fifi” “Right on sister” Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Fermi ' 76 3,4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 2; Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation 2,3; Ski Club 2,3,4; Science Award 1; Girls ' Basketball 3,4; Field Hockey 3.4; Softball 2,3,4; Intramural Volleyball 2; Variety Show 4. PATRICK LAFOUNTAIN “Pat” Social Study Lab Aide 2,3,4; EFN . BRUCE LARSON SANDRA LAPLANTE Sandy” Homecoming Day Committee (Se- nior Float) 4: Variety Show 4; Pep Squad 3; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3,4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2; Field Hockey (Man- ager) 2; Powderpuff Football 3; Tennis 4. WALTER LAPOINTE “Walt” Football 1 . LORIE JOAN LASCALA “Lor Yearbook (Sec.) 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Dedication Day Committee 2; Homecoming Day Committee 3.4; Girls ' Athletic Association 2; Car Wash 3; Cheer- leading 1,2. (Varsity) 3,4; Powder- puff Football 2,3; Magazine Drive (Hrm. Capt.)4; Variety Show 4. STEVEN LARENSEN Dutch boy “You Pinhead” Track 1. STEPHEN LA PLANTE GUY JOSEPH LAROCQUE “Rocky” “Lo” Bowling Club 2,3,4. DIANE LYNN LANGILL “Dee “Hey Bud!” Future Teachers 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior W inter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Variety Show 4; Pep Squad I; Chorus 4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3; Senior Magazine Drive (Hrm. C ' apt.) 4; Majorettes 3.4; Powderpuff Foot- ball 2,3,4. 71 DARLENE LAVERTU “Dee” “I’m so embarrassed!” PETER LESNIAK “Polack” “I don’t know” Audio-Visual Club 1; Ice Hockey 1 . SHEILA MARIE LEE “Bookie “Hi Guys!” Honor Roll 1; Social Study Lab Aide 1; Usherette for Graduation 2; Homecoming Day Committee 4; Girls ' Athletic Association 2,3; Hiking Club I, Girls ' Basketball 2, 3,4; Field Hockey 2; Softball 2,3,4; Girls’ Swimming 3, (Capt)4; Intra- mural Basketball 1; Variety Show 4. RANDY LEVESQUE KEVIN LEE “La” Bowling Club 1; Basketball 1; In- tramural Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Intra- mural Volleyball 1,2, 3,4. CHERYL LESSARD JOAN MARY LEMERIS Joanie Honor Roll 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3, (Secretary Treasurer) 4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3, 4; International Club (Secretary) 3; Lamplighters 1; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Fare- well Prom Committee 4; Home- coming Day Committee 3,4; Varie- ty Show 4; Pep Squad 3; Cheer- leading 1; Tennis 2. JOANNE LIRO “Jo” Honor Roll 1,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Junior Prom Commiteee 3; Se- nior Farewell Prom Committee 3; Dedication Day Committee 2; Va- riety Show 4; Fermi Hostess (N.E.B.E.A. Business Convention) 3. DEBORAH JEAN LOMBARDI Debbie Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Project Teach 2; Tennis 4. LEE PRISCILLA PENELOPE LOMBARDO Nancy Drew “Are you sure you don ' t mind?” Library Aide 1; Variety Show 4. MARY LOMBARDO Motor Mouth” Don ' t be mean.” Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 4; Ski Club 4; Nurses Aide 114. VINCENT LOMBARDO “Vince Lombardi Take it easy Senior Winter Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 4; Fermi ' 76 4; Ski Club 3; Track 4: Baseball 1; Sw im- ming 2,4. BARBARA MARY LUCAS “Barb “I ' ll talk to God about you. but I won’t make any promises!” Usherette for Graduation 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Guidance Aide 2,3,4. KAREN ELIZABETH LUCEY “Kar What’s it to you. Honor Roll 3,4; Usherette for Graduation 2; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Day Committee 4; Variety Show 3, 4; Pep Squad 3; Concert Choir 3.4; Project Teach 3,4; Graduation Banner Committee 2; Nurses’ Aide 4; Swimming 3.4, (Boy ' s Swim Team Manager) 3,4; Tennis 2,4; Spaghetti Dinner Dance 3; All Things Must Pass Dance 3; Class Trip 4; Concession Stand 3; Gym- nastics Club 3 . DAVID LUCIUS Loosh Far out. Variety Show 4; Student Council 1; Soccer (J.V.) 1, (Varsity) 2,3,4. DEBORAH LUNDQUIST L L.” Nurse Where ' s my nervous ring?! Honor Roll 1.2, 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 3.4; Yearbook Staff 4; Future Nurses 3,4; Reflections 4; Social Study Lab Aide I; Home- coming Day Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Enfield Scholarship Foun- dation 3,4; Guidance Aide 4; Nurs- es Aide 2,3,4; Magazine Drive 4; Candy Sale 4; Commendation from Principal 3. 73 PHYLLIS MADORE “Phyl” Hey look.” Future Nurses 2; Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Day Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Nurses ' Aide 3,4. PETER J. MANCUSO “Pete” I don ' t know.” Bowling Club 2. JAMES MADSEN “Jim “You ' re Whipped Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Day Committee 3; Variety Show 4; Poop Squad 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Floor Hockey 3; Ice Hockey 4. WILLIAM PAUL MAILMAN Chess Club 1; Bowling Club 2,3,4. ELLEN MACINTOSH “Mac” Usherette for Graduation 2; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Varie- ty Show 4; Library Aide 3,4; En- field Scholarship Foundation 2; Class Historian 2,3,4. LORI ANN MAGNIFICENT “Lor” Usherette for Graduation 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Day Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Enfield Scholar- ship Foundation 3. Chess Club 1,3: Bowling Club 2,3. THOMAS LUSARDI “Tom” “Gel A Strike” GEORGE J. MARINELLI JR. Bowling Club 2.3; Football 1, 2. 3.4; Track 1.2, 3,4. RALPH J MARTIN “Ralphie Band 2,3.4; Stage Band 2,3.4; Cho- rus 2,3,4; Soccer (Captain) I . WESLEY EDWIN MARTIN JR. Buzz) Buzz Love American Style,! Big Loui e Here’” PAMELA ANN MASON Pam “Ah, c ' mon. Senior Winter Prom Committee 4. Variet) Show 4; Softball 4; Pow- derpuff Football 4. LINDA vI AY Honor Roll I; Hostess for Gradua- tion 2; Variety Show 4; Girls Ath- letic Association 2,3; Basketball 2; Field Hockey 1,2,3; Softball 1,2; Intramural Basketball I; Intramur- al Volleyball 1.2. RONALD MAYETTE “Flash” Honor Roll 2; Future Teachers 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Home- coming Day Committee 3,4; Varie- ty Show 4; Football 1,2. 3, 4; Wres- tling 1,2,4; Powderpuff Football (Coach) 3; Winter Track 2. DUNCAN MCCLINTOCK DENISE MAZIARZ Honor Roll 2,3; Newspaper Staff 1; Ski Club 2,3,4. DAVE MELANCON Four String Stereo Accoustical Dave” Social Studies Lab 2,3,4; Enrico Fermi Network 2,3,4; Student Council I . MICHAEL MC ELWAIN “Mike” Football 1 . MARC MENDELSON Chess Club I; Bowling Club 2; Soccer 4; Tennis 4. DEBORAH JEAN MEEK Giggles” “Fantastic” Lamplighters 1,2; FBLA (Club Reporter) 3,4; Future Teachers 2,4; Variety Show 4. LORRAINE MERCIER “Lorrie” FBLA 2; Future Nurses 4. 5 r V ■SC EMILY MENARl “May I Help You, Please?” Honor Roll 1,4; Yearbook Staff 4; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Day Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Library Aide 1,2, 3,4. LORRAINE D. MESSIER Mess Honor Roll 1; Variety Show 4; Nurses ' Aide 2. MICHELE MARIE METTA Wittle Wop “What ' s New?” Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Eco-Pond (Sec.) 2; Bowling Club 1; Scholastic Art Award 1; Powder- puff Football (Capt.) 2,3,4; 6th and 7th Joint Art Festival 2,3, (Chair- man) 4; Magazine Drive (Hrm. Capt.) 4; Calender Sale 2; Variety Show 4. THOMAS M ISIEWICZ “Tom” Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3, (Vice-President) 4; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Day Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Enfield Scholar- ship Foundation 3,4; Senior Maga- zine Drive (H R. Captain) 4; Phys- ics Lab Aide 4; Baseball 1 , (J.V.) 2; Ice Hockey 1, (Varsity) 4; Golf (Varsity) 4. LINDA ANN MISTERKA Lin” “Who wants to go to Abdow’s!??” FBLA 2,3, (Social Director) 4; Future Teachers 4; Social Studies Lab Aide 1; Usherette for Gradua- tion 3; Variety Show 4; Chorus 3; Ski Club 2. SHEILA MOODY Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Dedi- cation Day Committee 2; Home- coming Day Committee 2; Variety Show 4; Pep Squad 1; Director Of Activities 2; Ski Club 4. DIANE MOORES Reflections (Art Editor) 3,4; Varie- ty Show 4; Children ' s Theater 3; Tennis 4. ■HMH H CAROLYN SUSAN MUELLER “Carol” Oh no! Not again.” Honor Roll 2,3,4: Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3.4; Homecom- ing Day Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Pep Squad 3; Chorus 4; Guidance Aide 2,3,4: Fermi Host- ess 3; Class Secretary 3: Office Aide 2,3,4; Graduation Decora- tions 2; Magazine Drive 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH MULKERN “Sue” Honor Roll 3,4; Lamplighters 2.3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Dedication Day Committee 2: Homecoming Day Committee 3: Variety Show 4; Fermi ' 76 4; En- field Scholarship Foundation 4; Guidance Aide 2.3,4. MARY BETH NEWMAN “Mannew” Don’t get uptight!” Honor Roll 3; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Varietv Show 4. JOHN NOLAN JR. ROBERT MUNROE “Bob” JOHN OLIVER KATHLEEN MORLARTY “Kathv PAUL J. MUSSO Moose” “Weeeeo! Junior Prom Host 3. LINDA OLSEN “Lynn” I don’t know.” DIANE PARCIAK Usherette for Graduation 3; Dedi- cation Day Committee 2: Home- coming Day Committee 3.4; Varie- ty Show 4; Magazine Drive (H R. Captain) 4; Carwash 3. RONALD PAINCHAU D “Ron That Cuts No Ice!” FBLA 4; Swimming 2,3,4. JOYCE MARIE PARLAP IANO International Club 3.4; Usherette for Graduation 3; Junior Prom Committee (Chairman) 3; Variety Show 4; Consumer Ed. Family Living Award 1,2; Citizenship Award 1; Home Ec. Club (Presi- dent) I . PATRICK PADREV1TA DENNIS PARENTEAU GEORGE PAUL PA NOSKY Project Teach 2. BARBARA PARSONS “Barb” Honor Roll 1,2. 3. 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Lamplighters I; FBLA 2; Variety Show 4; Dedication Day Float Committee 2; Sophomore Auction 2. International Club 3.4; Pep Squad 2,3; Guidance Aide 1; Dedication Day Committee 2; UN Day (Co- Chairman) 3; Office Aide 1 ,3.4. THERESA PATER WIC “Terry “That’s Cool!” NANCY PAUL “Nanny” “Kiss It” DECA 1 , (Vice President) 2. JOSEF PIEKOS BEATRICE R. PIEPER “Bea” Variety Sho w 4; Girls’ Athletic Associaton 2,3; Basketball 1, (Manager) 2, (J.V. Co-Captain) 3, (Varsity) 4; Field Hockey 2,3, (Co- Captain) 4; Softball 2,3,4. WAYNE PORCELLO “Pork” Stage Band 1; Ski Club 1,2.3: Ice Hockey 1 . DONNA JEAN POTVIN “Donna “I don’t know.” Honor Roll 3; Usherette for Grad- uation 3; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 4; Pro- ject Teach Club 2,3. WILLIAM BRADFIELD PRICE Chess Club 1; Bowling Club 2; Swimming 2,3,4. DOUGLAS QUARTERMAN “A.J. Hey, What ' s Happening.” Basketball 2,3,4. CAREY MARIE RACKLIFFE Band 2,3.4; Usherette for Play 3; Social Study Lab Aide 1; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Day Committee 2; Library Aide 1; Pep Squad 1; Guidance Office Aide 1; Eco-Pond 2; Variety Show 4. RICHARD T. PROVENCHER “Leechmere “You got a smoke? Homecoming Day Committee 4; Football 1 . Variety Show 4; Class Vice-Presi- dent 1; Football 1 . ROBERT QUICK Rob Hey Corey, What are you doing after school today? Football 1,2; Track 1; Ice Hockey 1 ,4; Tennis 4. JAMES BRIAN PROVENCHER “Jim” “ Heyyy ! ! ! ! Howyadoin?” SUZANNE MARIE PROVENCHER “Sue “For Real?” Variety Show 4; Library Aide 4. JOHN RAGNO Rags Take it out!” Homecoming Day Committee 4. CLAIRE RAICHE Joe Honor Roll 1,3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4. JOSEPH RANCOURT Rank” Bowling Club 2.3.4; Handball Tournament 2. Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3.4; Dedication Day Committee 2; Homecoming Day Committee 3.4; Variety Show 4; Enfield Scholar- ship Foundaton 3,4; Fermi Hosts 2. 3,4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2; Car Wash 3; Nurses’ Aide 3; Cheerleading (J.V.) 2, (Varsity) 3, 4; Pow puff Football 2,3; Intra- mural Volleyball 2. Jr - A A . Y, STEVEN REEI A A .. A . JUDITH MARIE RARUS “Judy “Now that you feel like a complete jerk. DANIEL REGAN “Dan Football 3.4; Track 2,3.4. DONNA JEAN REED Donut” “Hey Whip!” Honor Roll 2,3; EBLA 3.4; Library Aide 2,3; Student Secretary 3; Powderpuff Football 3. MAUREEN REGAN “Moe” Variety Show 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Work Experience. DAVID REYNOLDS “Ren” Honor Roll 1.2, 3.4; National Hon- or Society 3.4; Lamplighters 2; Social Study Lab (Executive Direc- tor) 3,4; Fermi ’76 (Chairman) 3,4; Newspaper Staff 2; Social Study Award 3. 83 DEBRA LEE ROBERTS “Debbie” Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3,4. JOSEPH RICCI “Joe “Get out of here.” Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1 ,2,3,4; Lamplighters 2; Homecoming Day Committee 3; Bowling Club; Wrestling 4; Ski Club; Intramural Basketball 4; Variety Sow 4. CHRISTINE RICHARDSON “Chris” PRINCESS RINGLAND Prinie” Honor Roll 1,3; Lamplighters 1,2, 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; String Ensemble 3, 4; Chorus 4; Stage Band 1,2; Varie- ty Show 4. ARTHUR NELSON RIVERS “Art” MARILYN ROBBINS “Me” “I bet you I’m right.” Honor Roll 2,3; FBLA 3, (Treasur- er) 4; Variety Show 4; Library Aide 1, Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3; Project Teach (Pres.) 2; Student Advisory Council 4; Connecticut Title of Jr. Accounting Award First Place 3. Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Chess Club 3. PAUL RICHARD Muggsy” “Ask me if I care.” WILLIAM S. ROBINSON “Movie Man” “That ' s Show-Biz.” P KENNETH ROGERSON “Ken” “You turkey.” Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Poop Squad; Football 1.2,4; Baseball 2. ( THOMAS ROLLAND “Tom” Bowling Club 2,3,4; Football 2; Baseball 1; Track 2;Golf4. WILLIAM F. ROONEY “Bill” ROSA ROSATO DECA. LOIS ROSS “Lo” “Big Deal” FBLA 4; Yoga Club 2. W AYNE L. ROSSIGNOL MARY ANN ROUSSEAU “Mare” “Can’t, got too much homework!” Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; Future Nurses 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Se- nior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 4; Homecoming Day Committee (Dance Chairman) 4; Pep Squad 3; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3; Yoga Club 2; Nurses Aide II 4; Variety Show 4. 85 CECIL ROY Floor Hockey 2,3. WILLIAM ANDREW ROYCE “Bill” “C ' mon People” Student Council Representative 1; Kosciuszko Singers 1; Color Guard 2; Band 2, (V. Pres.) 3, (Pres.) 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4: Fermi ’76 (Director) 3,4; Lamplighters (Pres.) 1,2, (Historian) 3, (Pres.) 4; FBLA 2,3,4 (State Pres.) 3,4; Na- tional FBLA Pres. Candidate 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Varie- ty Show 4; “Madwoman of Chail- lot” 2: Children’s Drama Group 3; “All Things Must Pass Annual Scholarship Dance 2,3,4; Outstand- ing Student Award 2; Dramatics Award 2; Yale Club of Hartford Book Award 3; Citizenship Award 3; Leadership Award 3. THOMAS G. RYPYSC “RIP “Don’t worry about it.” Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Newspaper Staff (Photographer) 3, 4; Ice Hockey 4. JENNIE SUSAN SANZO “Jen” Oh my God.” Variety Show 4; Senior Magazine Drive (Hrm. Capt. ) 4. LYNN ANN SASO FBLA 4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Commit- tee 4; Homecoming Day Commit- tee 3.4; Variety Show 4; Senior Magazine Drive (Hrm. Capt.) 4; Majorettes 3. MONICA SATCHELL R. SCOTT SAUVE “Scotty” You ' re a waste. Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Soccer (MVP) 1,2, 3, (Capt.) 4; Ice Hockey 1 ,4: Tennis 4. LAWRENCE SAWTELLE “Larry” “Don ' t worry about it.” Football (Manager) 2. PATRICIA ANN SAWYER “Pat” Honor Roll 3.4: Ju nior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Variety Show. CAROL SCHUMAKER Honor Roll 2.3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 4; Pep Squad 1; Girls ' Swimming 4. KEN SCOTT “Scotty” He scores!” Track 1; Floor Hockey 3. ALAN SEILHAMMER “Al” “Hey man, get a load of that one.” Honor Roll 2,3; Reflections 3; Va- riety Show 4; Audio-Visual Club 1; Soccer 1 . NANCY E. SCHERMERHORN “Scherm” Social Study Lab Aide 1; Usherette for Gradution 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3,4; Dedication Day Committee 2; Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Variety Show 4; Pep Squad 1; Project Teach 2; Float Committee 2,3,4; Senior Magazine Drive (Hrm. Capt.) 4; Powderpuff Football 3,4. RICHARD JOHN SEVARINO “Doc” “C ' mon” Lamplighters (Prop-manager) 1,2, 3; Homecoming Day Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Band 3,4: Stage Band 3,4. 87 MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER SHEA “Mike” Honor Roll 3; Social Study Lab Aide 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Ski Club 3,4; Football I; Track 1,2, 3,4. RAYELLE SHEFFER “Raye” RAYMOND SHEFFER “Shef” “The pack is back. Project Teach 2,3,4; Fermi Envi- ronmental Action Group 2,4. STEPHEN HENRY SIBLEY “Stan” Variety Show 4; Fermi Hosts 4; Poop Squad (Tri-Capt.) 3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3, (Co-Capt.)4; Baseball 2, 3,4. JACQUELINE SHEEHAN “Jackie” “Oh, far out.” Honor Roll 3; Social Study Lab Aide 1; Usherette for Graduation 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Homecoming Day Committee 3, (Float Chairman) 4; Variety Show 4; Class Officers (Director of Activ- ities) 4; Powderpuff Football 3,4; Tennis 2. ERICA SMITH “Rickie” LINDA SMYTH “Farmer Smyth” Honor Roll 1. 2. 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; FBLA 4; Senior Winter Prom 4; Enfield Scholar- ship Foundation 3,4. THOMAS SMYTH “Smitty” DECA 1,2; Ski Club 1,2. DOROTHY MARIE SOWULESKI Dottie What can I say?” Honor Roll 4; Usherette for Grad- uation 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Farewell Prom Commit- tee 4; Homecoming Day Commit- tee 4: Library Aide 1: Pep Squad 1; Chorus 4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 4; Girls ' Athletic Asso- ciation 2; Softball (Manager) 2. KENNETH ERNEST STADLANDER Ken” “Let ' s go!” Honor Roll; Audio-Visual Club; Track; Golf. ROBERT E. STAUBLE JR. “Bob “I didn’t do it.” Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Swimming 2,3,4; Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Biology Award 2; Enfield Environ- mental Acton Group (V. Pres.) 2; Variety Show 4. CAROL STEELE Fermi ' 76 4; Basketball (Girls Manager) 2; Tennis Club 2. THEODORE STELMAT “Polock” “You ' re kidding.” Honor Roll 2; Track 3,4; Cross Country 4. RICHARD STEWART “Stu” “Hev, if vou don’t like the music, well_ Swimming 2,3,4. 89 RUSSELL ST. JOHN “Russ Wrestling 4; Powderpuff Football Coach 4: Golf 4. ROBERT STOCK “Bob Lamplighters 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3; Bowling Club (President) 2. DONALD E. STOUT “Don Let ' s get st ed.” DIANE MARIE ST. MARTIN “For heavens sake” Hostess for Graduation 3; Variety Show 4; Crisco Award 1 . DEBRA STONE “Debbie Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3.4; Enfield Scholarship Foundation 3,4. BARBARA STOREY “Barb” “Don ' t say that.” Chess Club 1; Guidance Aide 1; Baseball 1 . CHERYL L. STONE Rainbow “Hey, can ' t have everything. Honor Roll 1,2, 3. 4; Tennis 2. CYNTHIA STREETER “Cindy” “Indubitibly” Lamplighters 1,2; Audio-Visual Club (V. Pres.) 3, (Pres.) 4; Variety Show 4. RICHARD THERIAULT “Rich Project Teach 3.4. DEBOR H STRUMPFLER LOUISE JULIA TESTONI “Louard Senior Winter Prom Committee 4: Variety Show 4. KIM A. TAVSH ANJI AN TRACEY SULLIVAN ' I ' m not Sheila EBLA 4: Usherette for Graduation 3: Homecoming Day Committee 3; Variety Show 4; Library Aide 2,3: Pep Squad 3: Fermi Hosts 2.3: Work Experience 4. JOHN THEOF1LES Football 1.2.3: Baseball 2,3. (Co- Captain) 4. GREGORY LEONARDO STROMAN “Greg Catch you w hen the nips are up. Football 3.4. DONNA TESKE Girls’ Athletic Association 2.3; Girls ' Basketball 3.4: Field Hockey 3.4; MVP (Field Hockey) 4: Soft- ball 2,3.4: Intramural Vollevball 1 . 2 . 91 ViCKY THIBODEAU “I ' m bored.” Lamplighters 3,4; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Enfield Scholar- ship Foundation 3,4; Project Teach 3; Eco Pond 2. CARL THORESEN GARY THRESHER SHARON TIDWELL “Not Necessarily!” Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Lamplighters 3,4; Senior Winter Prom Commit- tee 4; Dedication Day Committee 2; Homecoming Day Committee 4; Pep Squad 3; Chorus 1; Softball 1; Intramural Basketball 1; Tennis 3; Variety Show 4. JACOBA WILLEMINA TIMMERMAN “Willy” “It’s the truth, Phil.” FBLA 2; DECA 3, (Sec.) 4; Varie- ty Show 4. JOHN TIROLETTO Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Chess Club 2; Fermi ' 76 3,4; Enfield Scholarship Foun- dation 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4. JOSEPH G. TRACZYNSKI “Joe “Groovy” Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; International Club 2; FBLA 4; Variety Show 4; Boy’s State Delegate 3; Football 2; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Swimming 2,3,4. BONNIE TRICKETT “Trick RICHARD TRUDEAU “Rock” “I ' ve done that before. Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Senior Farewell Prom Committee 3; Variety Show 4; Ski Club 3.4; Magazine Drive Homeroom Cap- tain 4. Freshman Football (Captain) I; Football 2.3; Floor Hockey (Cap- tain) 3; Ice Hockey (Captain) 1,4; Soccer 4. GLORIA JEANNE TYRRELL “Hey Egret! JOHN UNGHIRE III “How ' s it going? Chess Club 2,3; Ski Club 2,3,4. 3 - JERRY VAN KIRK “Joe Banana Lamplighters 3,4; Social Study Lab Aide 2,3,4. (V r c� , ' L, it PAULA VELLA n - “P.V. lv - r ' Z a CT ' j‘ don ' t get it.” =_ -ru_ T 3 C ' -4« Honor Roll 1; Lamplighters 2,3,4; Social Study Lab Aide 1; Dedica- tion Day Committee 2; Library Aide 2; Enfield Scholarship Foun- dation 3; Guidance Aide 2,3.4; Contact 4; Cheerleading (J.V.) 2; (Varsity) 3; Variety Show 4. BHMUDnMaM ANDREA VERESHKO “Peas” CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL WACHOWIAK “Chris” “Take it easy.” Variety Show 4; Floor Hockey 3; Wrestling 4. ALAN JAMES WALTON “Say” Honor Roll 3; International Club 4; Band 1; Project Teach 2; Fermi Environmental Action Group 2; Swimming 3,4. REGINALD M. W ALLEN “Reggie Honor Roll 1,2, 3, 4; Variety Show 4; Magazine Drive Captain 4. MARK WALTON That’s Life.” MARK EDWARD WASHBURN “Wash” “That gets me ticked. Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, 4; National Hon- or Society 4; Yearbook Staff (Pho- tographer) 4; Homecoming Day Committee 4; Variety Show 4; Band 1,2, 3,4: Stage Band 3,4. JOANN DENISE WAUGH Poke You wouldn ' t believe Lamplighters 2. BEATE WIENHOFF JAMES WILLIAMS Band 1,4; Football 1,2. CLIFFORD WILSON BB Honor Roll 2; Variety Show 4; Ski Club 4; As Schools Match Wits 3, 4; Track 2; Tennis 4 JOHN WILSON “Finally!!!” Honor Roll 1,3. MARLENE BETH WILSON Blondie “Lets Check-Out the Fire House! Variety Show 4; Powderpuff Foot- ball 4 BRIAN PAUL WOODBURY “AB “Let Me Take Your Picture Yearbook Staff (Photographer) 4; Variety Show 4. GEORGE W RIGHT r Ml YVONNE WRIGHT BETTEJANE ZAVATSKY “Bette Social Study Lab Aide I; VarietV Show 4: Chorus 2; Folk Club4FArt Club 2,4. vr-si- ' ROBIN ZOCCO JOHN YOUNG Lamplighters 2,3,4; Social Study Lab Aide 3,4; Variety Show 3. KAREN CHRISTINE ZEBROWSKI “Ski” Honor Roll 1, 2, 3,4; National Hon- or Society 3,4; Yearbook 3, (Ed. of Senior Section) 4; Reflections 4; Hostess for Graduation 3; Junior Prom Committee 3; Senior Winter Prom Committee 4; Dedication Day Committee 2; Homecoming Day Committee 3,4; Pep Squad 3; Class Trip Committee 4; Variety Show 4. DAVID ZACCARO “Dave” Ice Hockey 1,2,3. CINDI ZUKAS CAMERA SHY 1974 WILLIAM BARNETT KEVIN BOWEN SHAWN JOHNSON KIMBERLY LA FLEUR EDWARD MATUS CHRISTOPHER MYERS JOSEPH OUELLETTE MICHELE SCHMIDT RONALD SHELDON GREGORY SMITH MARK STEWARD DARRYL SYKES ELLEN WANCZYK REINHARD WEGER JAMES WHALEN Well, we did it again! The Class of ' 74 started the year off with a bang by winning the Homecoming Day Float Contest for the third year in a row. The winning streak began with our Sophomore float dealing with Fermi ' s dedication, and con- tinued with our Junior float concentrating on school activities and class spirit. The ' 74 spirit Finally caught fire for the cli- max of our hardworking sessions. “Lift-Off ' 74 ' ' established the mood for our upcoming year, graduation, and future goals. See you next year at the Alumni float meeting! J.V. AND VARSITY SOCCER TEAM First Row: Bobby Michaud (Tri-Captain). David Lucius (Tri-Captain), Scott Sauve (Tri-Captain). Sec- ond Row: Steve Michaud. Bob Kahn, Mark Hicks, Mark Bouchard, Chester Kroczewski, Ed Morse, Bogdan Bozcar, Guy Canella, Jeff Ale ' skwiz, Tony Giovenetti, Dave Sautelle, Chris Holmes. Third Row: Coach Jim Reveruzzi. Rich Trudeau, Danny Sharon, Kenny Morris, Bob Davis, Keith Patenaude. Ron Scussel, Ken Christensen. Andy Rivers, Steve LaRocque, Wayne Augusto, Varsity Coach Chico Batista. (Missing from Picture — Marc Mendelson.) TR1-CA PTAINS: Scott Sauve. Bob Michaud, Dave Lucius. Evaluating the per- formance of our team for the past season is a rather arduous task. At the beginning of the school year, in September, I felt we had a chance at a .500 season at best. Little did I realize the re- ward of the good hard work that was forth- coming. This team performed beyond my expectations, ending the season with a 6-3-4 record two of those losses by only one goal. When Soccer is mentioned, Fermi High students can be proud the first time we made it to the State Soccer Tournament finals! Chico ’73 Senior T ony Giovanetti Senior Bob Davis VARSITY SCORES. 1973 SEASON 6 WINS. 4 TIES. 3 LOSSES Fermi 1 Trade High 1 Fermi 0 Windsor Locks 1 Fermi 3 Prince Tech . 3 Fermi _2 East Hartford l Fermi 3 East Catholic . . 2 Fermi 0 Farmington . 3 Fermi 3 Avon 2 Fermi 4 Enfield I Fermi 1 East Catholic 0 Fermi 1 East Hartford 1 Fermi 1 Trade High 0 Fermi 0 Windsor Locks 0 Fermi I Enfield 2 TOURNAMENT Fermi 2 Hampdem High 3 J I Senior Bob Kahn Senior Marc Mendelson Senior Guy Cannella Senior Bogden Boczar “Now this is a soccer field, understand? “Too Much stick-em, Coach!” . Senior Danny Sharon Senior Chris Holmes Senior Bob Michaud Senior Dave Lucuis Senior Rich Trudeau VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY TEAM First Row: Diane Teske, Sarah King (Co-Captain), Rosemary Bellantuano, Sharon LaBrecque, Marita Egan, Debbi Marrochini, Debi Hanscomb, Donna Teske, Mary Motyl, Sharon Benoit. Second Row Debbie Agro (Manager), Betsy Hall (Man- ager), Cathy Gaylor, Debbi Bourque, Gayle Hutchinson, Diane Derose, Bea Pieper (Co-Captain), Lynn Gangone, Ann Whalen, Bette Derose, Lynne Delay, Polly Bauckman, Coach Carol Albert. GIRLS’ FIELD HOCKEY This year’s field hockey season featured a number of notable accomplish- ments achieved by the team and by individual members of the squad. The girls ' 1973 schedule included several perennial state hockey powers, such as E. O. Smith, Simsbury, and Granby. Strong peformances against these highly-re- spected opponents proved Fermi deserving of similar recognition. The team ' s two games with Granby, the eventual 1973-74 state champion, were particularly impressive as Fermi lost 3-2 and then held Granby to a scoreless tie in their sec- ond meeting. The girls finished their regular season with a record of 8-2-2 which qualified them for state tournament, ranked 17th in the state. In a thrilling contest, the girls defeated Suffield 2-1 in triple overtime, but then lost to Guilford, the tour- ney ' s runner-up, 1 -0. Participating in the state tournament was an exciting expe- rience for the team and one of which they can be very proud. Outstanding achievements by individuals on the team include the record scor- ing of Senior Donna Teske as she led the team in scoring for the third straight year. Donna recorded 18 goals, while Sarah King and Sharon Benoit each had 10. Donna ' s school record of 27 goals for her three year varsity career will be very difficult to surpass. VARSITY SCORES, 1973 SEASON X WINS, 2 TIES. 2 FOSSES Fermi 2 E.O, Smith 1 Fermi i Simsbury . 4 Fermi KK ■ ■ 2 Granby . 3 Fermi Windsor Locks 0 Fermi . 2 Enfield 0 Fermi s$ South Windsor 0 Fermi 4 Newington 1 Fermi . 0 Granby 0 Fe rmi yy Enfield 1 Fermi y 7 Newington 2 Fermi South Windsor 0 Fermi 10 Bloomfield 0 tournament Fermi 2 Suffield 1 Fermi 0 Guildord 1 1 Left Inner Sharon Benoit Center Halfback Sharon LaBrecque Right Wing Debi Hanscomb Right I nner Sarah King Right Fullback Bea Pieper HARD WORK AND PRIDE BREED WINNERS! CROSS COUNTRY i Cross Country was a new sport at Fermi this past year. The com- petition was very tough and included several CCIL teams, the Class S, the State L, and the CCIL League champions. Outstanding performances were consistently recorded by Junior Mike Jones and Sophomore Don Gonzalez who usually finished second and third respectively. Perhaps the highlight of the year was the Enfield meet in which Fermi swept the first four places. With only Seniors Keith Boccaccio, Ted Stelmat, and Dave Dra- gone leaving, continued improvement of this young team should bring Fermi its first winning season next year. Coach Stephen Ross CROSS COUNTRY TEAM First Row: Mark Parlapiano. Dave Boyajian, Don Gonzalez, Mike Jones. Second Row: Coach Stephen Ross, Bob Benoit. Glenn Reese. Chuck Breslin. Keith Boccaccio. Missing From Picture Ted Stelmat. Dave Dragone. “I’ll beat you yet, Jones. Seniors Keith Boccaccio and Dave Dragone 109 VARSITY SCORES, 1973 SEASON 2 WINS, 6 LOSSES Fermi 38 Stafford 21 Fermi 24 Somers 31 Fermi . 39 East Hartford 21 Fermi Pk 43 Windham 16 Fermi 45 Platt 17 Fermi . 29 Manchester 26 Fermi 34 Wethersfield 24 Fermi 2 Enfield 34 GIRLS’ SWIMMING GIRLS ' SWIM TEAM - First Row: Karen Lucey, Kathy Duren. Sheila Lee (Co-Captain), Lyn- da Lucey, Audrey Sheak, Carol Shumaker. Second Row: Patti Locke, Mary Ann Drennan, Kathy King, Debbie Ainsworth. Debbie Douville, Peggy Maher, Joanne Daley. Third Row: Donna Gon- zalez, Diane Suleski, Carol Hayden, Coach Lora Arnold. Nancy Caswell (Co-Captain), Jean Cammilleri (Manager), Cindy Brown. Becky Taylor. tense moments •ft. VARSITY SCORES, 1973 SEASON 1 WIN 1 LOSSES Fermi 54 East Hartford 58 Fermi 52 St. Bernards . 60 Fermi 27 Sheehan 86 Fermi 45 Penny 67 Fermi 49 Hartford Public 64 Fermi 38 Maloney 75 Fermi 43 Glastonbury 70 Fermi 42 Hall High . 71 Fermi .40 Conard 73 Fermi 37 Newington 76 Fermi 78 South Catholic 33 Fermi . . . 48 Seymour 65 SENIOR SWI M MERS: Debbie Ainsworth, Cindy Brown, Nancy Caswell, Shei- la Lee, Karen Lucey, Carol Shumaker. not to turn back ‘I’m going as fast as I can! Why didn ' t I stay home today??? The Fermi H igh Girls ' Swim Team is a dedi- cated, determined group of girls who have worked diligently the two years of its existence. Although team victories have been minimal, individual ac- complishments have been astounding. Realizing the extremely rigorous competition meeting the top ten teams in the state, the swimmers per- formed admirably, chopping seconds off times in virtually every contest. Sheila Lee and Debbie Ainsworth, both se- niors, and Kathy Duren, junior, met qualifying times for the state championships at Southern Connecticut in New Haven. The team was captained by Nancy Caswell and Sheila Lee. Coach Lora Arnold certai stop C3 n now “Oh no! My race is next. “We ' re winning! FOOTBALL JL VARSITY SCORES, 1973 SEASON 5 WINS, 5 LOSSES Fermi 34 Bloomfield 16 Fermi 34 Montville 14 Fermi 15 Kennedy 24 Fermi .W. 6 Morgan 14 Fermi . 12 South Catholic 7 Fermi 16 Wolcott .29 Fermi 18 East Hartford 45 Fermi 34 Pulaski . 12 Fermi 27 Farmington 12 Fermi 21 Enfield 39 A W INNING SEASON! The thrill of victory The agony of defeat COACHING STAFF Kneeling Mr. Bob Lengyl (Asst. Coach), Mr. Joe Nuccio (Head Coach). Mr. John Kouba. Standing Mr. Dan Gallo, Mr. Bill Barker, Mr. Lennie Shorts. Can our season be measured by wins and losses alone? If so, we have achieved but mediocrity. Yet, if we did not achieve in other ways, even an undefeated season would have been meaningless. Any coach will preach the importance of blocking and tackling to his players, but what is it that makes those players respond? It is pride; pride in their team, pride in their school, and especially pride in themselves. Football does not take place merely between the markings of white lime, not only within the walls of a locker room, not only before the cheering crowds of a rally, not only during a victory celebration or at a silent meeting of dejected losers. It is an emotional experience unique for each individual. These are the things seniors must leave behind each year. This year thirteen of us ieave them be- hind with a lingering emptiness. The Defensive Line-up We finally got our scoreboard! Falcons are King of the BEASTS! THE SENIORS HI I VARSITY AND J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM — First Row: Coach Nuccio, Coach Barker, George Marinelli. Bob Stauble, Mark Cunningham, Jim Mad- sen, Steve Sibley (Co-Captain), Mike Egan, Greg Stroman. Steve Guilmette. Joe Scalia and Coach Lengyl. Second Row: Coach Gallo, Dave Branchard (Manager), Dan Regan, Ron Mayette, Ken Rogerson, Brian Hallenbeck (Co-Captain), Gus Jasminski. Mike Barns, Rick Sylvester, Mike Rooke and Coach Kouba. Third Row: Coach Shorts, Rich Skizewski, Bob Francoeur. Mark Zarcaro, Tom Alexander, Matt Mailman, Bob Desjardin, Steve Ange- lica and Ron Criscitelli. Fourth Row: Mike Daly, Carl Scavatto, Bill Moore, Glenn Marinelli, Jerry Lepore, Vance Sawamura. Greg Boyajian, Tony Leno. Mike Tarnowicz and Dan Guilmette. Fifth Row: John Mayo, Bill Meek. Steve Korb, Brian Poudrette, Teofe Ziemnicki, Vince Breslin. Dave Jen- sen, Scott Ottman and Dewey Thomas. Sixth Row: Eric Giuliano (Manager), Jerry Bastarache, Joe Spence, Dick Madsen, Mike Pilkington, Jim Duffy, Mike Moore, Scott Boucher and Mike Callahan. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Patrick Pieper. Rick Sands, Pete Lamagna, Rich Marks, Greg Marks and Jim Rager. “What did you say, coach?” The Brotherhood And now, a word from our loyal fans 1 TRIBUTE TO THE SENIORS DAN REGAN Offensive End GUS JASMINSKI Safety RON MAYETTE Halfback BRIAN HALLENBECK CO-CAPTAIN Quarterback JIM MADSEN Defensive End DAVE BRANCHARD Manager STEVE GUILMETTE Linebacker UNI TED THE Y STAND, UNI TED THE Y FALL KEN ROGERSON Offensive End MARK CUNNINGHAM Center GREG STROMAN Defensive Guard GEORGE MARINELLI Linebacker STEVESIBLEY CO-CAPTAIN Tackle BOB STAUBLE Guard Did you hear about “Now, come on you guys!” SENIORS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Kelleher, Nancy Scher- merhorn, Janet Cannone, Jackie Sheehan, Eileen Galligan, Nancy Brassard, Anne Baril. Michele Metta. t” AND NOW . . . THE GIRLS POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL 1973 POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Debby Deschamp, Sally Boud- reau, Angela Wrightman. Second Row: Don- na Whalen, Janice Therrien, Michele Metta. Third Row: Coach Bob Kahn, Barb Harding, Lisa Waleryszak, Linda Kendrick. Fourth Row: Janet Cannone, Nancy Brassard, Eileen Galligan, Nancy Schermerhorn. Jackie Shee- han. Fifth Row: Coach Rick Provencher, Ann Kelleher, Anne Baril, Lorie Reese, Coach Mark Provencher. MISSING FROM PIC- TURE: Head Coach Eldon Whalen. “What do I do now?” On your mark! Get set! GO!” Ready or not, here we come!” DIFFERENT, YET NOT APART . . . Women Power!” THE MANY FACES ‘Zac, Y ou’ve got legs!’ “Just a little more to the left!” UNITED BY A COMMON BOND . . . “Where are those suspenders you prom- ised, Coach?” “Not now. I’m busy!” I can fly!” “Man your battle stations!” VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — Center: Sue Cote (Captain). Left to Right: Donna Courchaine, Sandy Rogerson, Bonnie Redderoth, Mona Ferreira, Sue Markowski, Patty Mayo, Judy Rarus, Phyllis Krasinski, Sandy Evans, Lorie La Scala and Kathy Cardella. Missing from Picture — Mrs. Sue Chincola (Advisor). the continual hope for a victory.” to help raise others’ spirits.” TO BE A CHEERLEADER IS . . . having a great advisor.”’ the few special moments when you know it’s all worth it.” Being a cheerleader is a big part of these girls’ lives. It is an honor accompanied by responsibilities such as: making posters, selling booster badges, trying to fill spectator busses, and cheer- ing for a game when school spirit has died, almost. Then, there are very special times unique to a cheerleader and her squad; Going to cheerleading camp in 90 degree summer weather, making sure everyone who needs a ride gets one in the “Nova”, meeting a new advisor whose first comment is “you’re mental” and after all this, still wanting to be friends outside school. This year’s squad achieved a closeness which shines through both on and off the field and court. Thus, it is with regret that a season ends, especially for the seniors, who have just begun to get to know each other after three very full years. But, a cheer- leader leaves with the feeling that she has played as big a part in the making of Fermi High as Fermi High did in the making of her. SENIORS - L eft to Right: Judy Rarus, Sandy Evans, Kathy Cardella, Sue Cote (Cap- tain), Lorie LaScala, Donna Courchaine and Phyllis Krasinski. something I shall never forget.” JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Front Row: Kathy Kelly, Karen D ' Amato, Nancy Buiniskas (Captain), Lori Binnenkade, Gayle Gott; Back Row: Debbie Whaples, Jennifer Provencher. Karen Banis, Janice Golec. Debbie Marek . great memories, new and lasting friendships, craziness, work, fun, happiness.” a way to show you’re glad to be a part of your school.” Sharon Mulkern. BOY’S SWIMMING VARSITY SCORES, 1974 SEASON 9 WINS, 6 LOSSES Fermi . . 78 Watertown . 96 Fermi 112 Windsor Locks . ... 56 Fermi 97 Gilbert 75 Fermi 78 Penney 96 Fermi 83 Hartford Public 89 Fermi 77 Glastonbury 90 Fermi . 90 East Hartford 82 Fermi .97 Windham 75 Fermi 97 Manchester 75 Fermi Conard . . . . v ... 91 Fermi 90 Wethersfield 82 Fermi . 110 Enfield 67 Fermi 1 13 Xavier . . . ... 62 Fermi 98 Middletown . 76 Fermi 82 Norwich 90 Placed Second in the Northern Division Championships BOY’S SWIM TEAM — First Row: Steve Landry, Mel Feltault, Mike Scavotto, Joe Traczynski (Captain), Bob Block (Captain), Jim Gavin (Captain), Ron Painchaud, Jerry Bernard, Bill Price, Rich Stewart. Second Row: Rich Pianka, Joe Vossen, Tom Alexander, Jay Beigel, Jim Ottman, Mark Stears, Mike Dugan, Paul Traczynski, Dan Kara, Tom Frigon, Joe Annis. Third Row: John Chonka, Dave Boyajian, Mike Slattery, Mike Healey, Steve Korb, Mike Craddy, Dave Burn, Ernest Torres, Clark Gable. Fourth Row: Kathy Duren (Manager), Coach Lengyel, Karen Lucey (Manager). Senior Tri-Captains Bob Block, Joe Traczynski, and Jim Gavin did an excellent job in leading the “Falfins” to a hard earned 9 wins and 6 loses record. Bob Block leaves Fermi as the school record holder in the 50, 100, 200, 400, and 500 Yard Freestyle Relay. Jim Gavin leaves school and pool records in one meter diving which should stay on the record books for many years. Highlights of the season were second place in the Northern Division Independent Schools Swimming Championships; and Jim Gavin’s Fine second place finish at the State “LL” Champi- onships at Southern Connecticut State College. — Coach Lengyel - 120 I Bob Block (Captain) A1 Walton Bill Price Rich Stewart Ron Painchaud Steve Landry Mel Feltault Jerry Bernard Put it here, Jim. I think I’ll take a nap. Here I go again. Holy mackerel! C’mon move it! I thought the coach said this was the easy stroke. Maybe I’ll win. The 1973-74 basketball season witnessed the departure of six seniors, the arrival of some promising new faces and a new coach. Co-captains Diane Derose and Donna Teske concluded their third year of varsity participation and were instrumental in establishing an atmosphere of pride, unity, and respect that survived a long season and the disappoint- ment of not qualifying for Connecticut’s first state tourna- ment for girls’ basketball. The girls’ respectable 7-7 record was one percentage point under the 51% cutoff to be eligible for post-season play. There was no lag, however, in the team’s spirit or de- termination as hopes of making the tournament were kept alive up to the very last game which the girls narrowly lost to Penney 27-32. The team’s schedule included some very tough competition as 3 of the 7 schools played finished the year ranked within the top 15 Class L teams in the state. Being a member of a successful team entails a great deal more than simply acquiring skills and being in condition. It necessitates strict self-discipline, an intimate rapport amongst the teammates founded on principles of respect and understanding, maintaining a deep sense of pride in your efforts, and the ability to share joy with teammates. It was in these aspects of team-membership that this team excelled to surpass their tangible success-rating of 50%. Because of their willingness to address themselves to the task of try ing to master all facets of a “basketball sea- son” they emerged better people from the experience, as well as better athletes. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Left to Right: Diane Suleski, Rosemary Bellantuano, Sharon LaBrecque. Debbie Nelson, Donna Teske (Co-Captain), Sheila Lee, Heather Sauve, Sharon Benoit, Lori Jensen, Debbie Bourque, Gayle Hutchinson. Diane Derose, (Co-Captain), Bea Pieper. Debbie Douville, Lynne Delay, Diane Teske, Betsy Hall (Manager), Debbie Agro (Manager), Coach Carol Albert. SENIORS : First Row — Lejt to Right: Donna Teske, Diane Co-Captain Donna Teske, Coach Carol Albert, Co-Cap- Derose; Second Row: Bea Pieper, Sharon LaBrecque. Sheila tain Diane Derose. Lee, Sharon Benoit. After that ball! Pardon me “Hands off!” Ready, aim A moment of relaxation. „ And they’re off! 124 “Where is the ball? “Oh no!” “umph!” RECORD Fermi . . 57 Bloomfield 36 Fermi . . 55 O.I. A 28 Fermi . 51 East Hartford ...21 Fermi 41 Enfield .54 Fermi . 44 Hall 38 Fermi 31 Hall 42 Fermi . 49 South Windsor . 25 Fermi .32 Penney 39 Fermi . 40 Enfield 50 Fermi .26 Conard . 48 Fermi . 27 Conard 42 Fermi . 51 Bloomfield 41 Fermi 49 East Hartford 29 Fermi 27 Penney . . . 32 Stretch! “Oh no you don’t” 125 j ICE HOCKEY ICE HOCKEY TEAM Kneeling First Row Left to Right: Danny Sharon, John Bailey. Joe Cannella, Tom Ledger, Jim Duffy, Tom Mis- iewicz, Jerry Flanagan, Rick Lamagna, Mark Angelica. Second Row: Rick Trudeau (Tri-Captain), Coach Ed Mantenuto, John Pare, Rene Golden, Corey Fisher (Tri-Captain), Dave Arel (Tri-Captain), Dean Buczkowski, Gary Cummings, Bob Desjardin, Robert Reid, Steve Cie- sones, Dave Jensen, Bill Rooney, Andy Molloy (Trainer). MISSING FROM PICTURE: Dave LaGrow, Mike Cizeski (Manager), Paul Raymond (Assistant Coach). VARSITY SCORES 1974 SEASON 11 WINS -9 LOSSES Fermi 3 Wethersfield 4 Fermi 5 Windsor . 7 Fermi 5 Wethersfield 4 Fermi .13 Enfield 0 Fermi 3 Conard . . . fck. . .4 Fermi . 2 South Windsor I Fermi 3 Rockville 2 Fermi 6 Maloney . 2 Fermi 5 Suffield I ... 2 Fermi 1 Windsor 5 Fermi 3 Conard . . 2 Fermi 0 Simsbury . . 6 Fermi 3 Simsbury . 7 Fermi 2 Hall 4 Fermi .4 Hall . . . . 1 . . 1 Fermi 1 South Windsor 2 Fermi 7 Maloney . 1 Fermi . 2 Suffield Academy 1 Fermi 2 Suffield 3 Fermi 6 Enfield . ... 3 The story of Fermi High School’s first ice hockey team is a story of endless hardships and setbacks. A “home” rink which was actually miles from home and a painful scarc- ity of practice dates were prime fac- tors in limiting the success of the team. And yet, if anything, the story of this team is a success story. Despite the poor conditions, the team compiled a fine 11-9 record against some of the state’s Finest hockey teams, only to be “reward- ed” by another setback. Technicali- ties in their schedule denied the team a berth in post-season tournament play; a berth which no team could have deserved more. It was the rapport established by youthful Coach Ed Mantenuto with the diverse personalities of his team which enabled him to demand and get the best his players had to offer. Falcon hockey contests were typified by vicious checking and all out hus- tle; a style of which Rick Trudeau was the epitome. The high points of the season will long be remembered - wins over powerhouses Suffield Academy, Conard, South Windsor, and an unprecedented dominance over arch- rival, Enfield. DAVE LaGROW Right Wing DANNY SHARON Goalie BILL ROONEY Right Defense DAVE AREL TRI-CAPTAIN Center JOHN BAILEY Right Wing TOM MISIEWICZ Left Wing COREY FISHER TRI-CAPTAIN Left Wing RICK TRUDEAU TRI-CAPTAIN Left Defense H WRESTLING TEAM WRESTLING TEAM First Row: Tony Giovanetti, Scott Ottman. Vance Sawamura. Greg Boyagian, Don Gonzolez, Paul Pare, Mark Les- sard. Bob Streeter. Second Row: Rich Marks, Doug O ' Connell, Earl Fissette, Rich Scussel, Paul Faille, Floyd Jarvis, Bob Kahn, George Mari- nelli. Coach Stuart Geffner. Missing From Picture: Bob Stauble, Steve Sibley. “Am I next Coach?” “I just hope and pray we win this one.” “What’s the matter boy?” Tony Giovanetti George Marinelli Steve Sibley “‘Tell me, what’s the secret?” Coach Stuart Geffner. “On your mark, get set, GO!” “Can I have a piggy back ride?” Ode to a Wrestler The Fermi matmen sometimes only numbered ten. Even while they practiced in their gym den. If only their coach had been quiet. They might even have forgotten their diet. But what can one say about a record of two and eleven. Our coach says it’s better than zero and seven. Oh yes, our coach, what a nice guy. Even if he showed up looking like he was ready to die. Who could blame him for looking numb, All he shouted at matches was, “Don’t look back, you bum.” Then there were good times with Stauble and Sib. However hard we tried, they found no candidates from women ' s lib. Well the team’s very glad that they are all eating. They know well there will be no more beating. A nd as our space closes out, we must say good-bye, 1 29 Just remember your wrestler is and was a friendly guy. Bob Kahn Bob Stauble 1974 BASKETBALL TEAM — First Row — Mike Drennan, Ken Morris, Jim Sheehan, Dave Laraway, and Mark Cunningham. Second Row — Coach David Shea, John Koperniak, Doug Quarterman, Jim Lemeris, Eldon Wallen, Keith Patenaude, and Coach Thomas Snipe. This year’s squad showed a marked improvement over past seasons. The hard work and determination on the part of each boy was evident in every game they played. With the fine play and teamwork of our seniors, combined with the sharp shooting talents of our juniors, our squad fashioned an eight and twelve season. Fermi fans and fol- lowers all have a lot to be proud of and can look forward to an even better season next year. BOYS’ BASKETBALL VARSITY SCORES, 1974 SEASON 8 WINS, 12 LOSSES Fermi . . 65 East Windsor . 75 Fermi . 69 Windsor . 79 Fermi 82 Prince Tech . 81 Fermi . . 45 East Hartford 58 Fermi 81 Stafford . 70 Fermi •“TT Tolland . 83 Fermi 7. 51 Windsor . 61 Fermi . . . . 72 Enfield 91 Fermi 97 Suffield 80 Fermi 67 Windsor Locks . 74 Fermi 70 Goodwin Tech . 66 Fermi . . 64 Pulaski . 66 Fermi 80 Stafford . 56 Fermi . . . 82 Montville . . . 85 Fermi ... 53 Pulaski . 80 Fermi 88 Montville . 75 Fermi 69 Goodwin Tech . 55 Fermi 55 East Hartford . 75 Fermi 77 Prince Tech . 75 Fermi 53 Enfield 69 Coach David Shea and his Captains, Dave Laraway and Mark Cunningham. 130 “Swish!” “Take your place on the dotted line!” Senior Mark Cunningham Senior Doug Quarterman Senior John Koperniak Senior Eldon Wallen THE BEST YET! “I’m flying!” Stretching for the tap. Our fast break! 131 Tonight’s Falcon line up Looking for the shot. Making it look easy! Break! A tense moment. Sheehan’s jump shot. 1974 J.V BASKETBALL TEAM — Left to Right — Bill Slattery, John Mayo, Scott Boucher, Jeff Starr, Jim Lemeris, Coach Thomas Snipe, Keith Patenaude, Chuck Puleri, Mike Drennan, Ken Morris, and Mgr. Mike Scavotto. Missing Front Picture: Bob Francour. Bob Francour lays it in. John Mayo looking toward help. Captains of the Bench! C oach Thomas Snipe, Our Man Snipe! JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES, 1974 SEASON 15 WINS, 4 LOSSES Fermi .68 East Windsor . . . 75 Fermi 39 Windsor 41 Fermi ... 59 Prince Tech .63 Fermi ... 75 East Hartford . 64 Fermi .86 Stafford . 26 Fermi . . . 64 Tolland 41 Fermi . 54 Windsor 48 Fermi .59 Enfield . 54 Fermi .59 Suffield 45 Fermi ... 78 Windsor Locks . . .44 Fermi .66 Goodwin Tech .38 Fermi .61 Pulaski . . . 52 Fermi ... 76 Stafford . . . 27 Fermi , .66 Montville 80 Fermi . . ... 58 Pulaski 53 Fermi . ... 68 Montville . 49 Fermi ... 53 East Hartford . . . 51 Fermi . ... 58 Prince Tech . . . 82 Fermi ... 62 Enfield . 45 Up, up, and AWAY “Just a few more inches.” Enrico Fermi High School we’re for you. We proudly show your colors black, white and blue. Spirit high, we’ll always do our best With an F - E - R - M - 1 for you. The fighting falcons out for victory The score goes up, let’s cheer, yes, we will always be Fighting, winning, to achieve our goal Stand and give a yell for victory! “Now that we got into this we should be able to get out.” “Here’s a little strategy for your game, Coach.” “1 want you out of there this instant!” Determination Plus! Let Lengyl put you in the driv- Tap for BLUE, er’s seat! A new addition to the cheerleading squad?!?!! “Where did it go?” You mean to tell me he’s been under the water for 10 minutes and he still hasn’t come up for a breath?” ’Senior Power . AND TO THE FANS Whose happy faces spur us on Whose sad faces make us try harder And, whose loyalty brings them to every game MANY SPECIAL THANKS! ivft ao cc( S.kt •J d 4 kcw - i l txJ( JJ1M- Wvw 0- WJ. cw kL : UWui Cv Q, tro - •lV j-v- ' lU X JIA Ojjko-XAS HVcT -UZi kx-v ssj) U-tc(sM ntQ i STU DENTED VISORY BOARD: Sealed — Left to Right: Sharon Mulkern, Jean Cammilleri, Bonnie Redderoth; Standing: Lori Binnenkade, Kate Ku- kulka, Kathy Michaels, Kathy Kelly. -MtAA-. O jL Xl tAA. Wo-C Ch (A _ lAjL Wp(_ J) co p� A - ' Ok_ CoD l y VKK_ , ' tVl Ol kJC - Ok- VY . 1 r j )U y sv j r JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: From Bottom: Mike Jones (President), Nancy Buiniskas (Secre- tary), Debbie Niner (Treasurer), Maureen Mc- Keown (Director of Activities), Carol Hayden (Historian). SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Left to Right: Linda Kurkul (Director of Activities), Peggy Maher (Treasurer), Rich Steinert (Vice President), JoAnne Dickinson (President), Debbie Duren (Secretary), Russ Jackson (Historian). FOLK CLUB: Sealed Left to Right: Caroline Marek, Bette Zavat- sky; Standing: Joe Guidone, Mike Garen, Mark Parlapiano. AUDIO VISUAL: Seated Lejt ru Right Stanles Kozikowski (Secretary). Paul Gongola (President), Andrew Baker (Vice Presi- dent); Standing Jerry Bernard Jr.. Mr Robbins (Advisor). . “AS SCHOOLS MATCH WITS”: Seated Left to Right : Cliff Wil- son, Betty Jenkins, Joe Drennan. Standing Mrs. Hines (Advisor), Mark Davis (Captain), Tom Misiewdcz (Alternate). Mr. Creedon (Advisor). BOWLING CLUB: First Row Left to Right Colleen Peters: Second Row: Karen Phillips, Sharon Scott: Third Row Lil Devin. Linda Patenaude (Secretary), Monica Kakluskus; Fourth Row Jay White, George J. Marinelli Jr. Missing From Picture: Clint Wil- liams (President). PROJECT TEACH: First Row Left to Right: Jim Magee, Pat Casey, Tom Cremona, Bill Giuliano, Joe Rinaldi, Chris Wachowiak, Paul Traczynski; Second Row Kathy Houde, Debbie Lavaway, Debi Carson, Debbie Bjorndahl, Betsy Hall, Maureen McKeown, Donna Burn, Sheryl Gangwere, Julie Sokol, Mr. Mercik (Advisor); Third Row: Joyce Janezic, Betty Slanetz, Sharon Caldwell, Donna-Rae Hargraves, Mary Baba, Holly Scarr, Linda Anderson. Barbara Cram, Judy Flinkman, Despina Zovas, Robin Orton, Lauretta Loubier, Holly Marcoux, Nancy Cherry, Jean Cammilleri, Chris Misiewicz; Fourth Row: Pete Mancuso, Mark Lamana, Ernest Wilson, Chris Myers, Pat Droney, Linda Moore, Janice Dubois, Kim Fenton, Claire Cyr. Missing Front Picture: Sue Fabyrycki, Robin Reese, Bob Dojka, Debbie Frost, Diane Shaughnessy, Sue Karamberis, Lee Zaccaro. INTERNATIONAL CLUB: First Row — Left to Right: Karen D’Amato, Mark Lamana, Annette Levesque, John Schultess, Myriam Camargo (Brazil); Second Row: Joyce Parlapiano, Carol Kazukynas, Sue Halgas (Secretary), Debi Carson (Treasurer), Joanne Daley (Presi- dent), Clair Bouchard, Pat FitzGibbon, Jill Luczai, Sharon Mulkern, Leslie Chappell; Third Row: Kathy Houde, Michelle Kazay, Claire Cyr, Lori Jensen, Alan Walton, Ernest Wilson, Mrs. Ingrid Young (Advisor), Bob Dojka, Sandy Angelica, Marjorie Robinson, Karen Christie, Mary Ellen McCue. Missing Front Picture: Joyce Janezic, Diane Shaunessey, Ernest Torres (Mexico), Robert Villagomez (Ecuador), Janet Diorio, Cindy Hooper. Maggie Keen, Mark Parlapiano, Betty Slanetz, Heather Sauve. ENRICO FERMI NETWORK: Sitting Left to Right: Berta Chaloux, Rik Huggard (techni- cal director), Carol Hayden, Dave Reynolds; Standing: Eileen O ' Connor, Dawn Percoski, Steve Melancon, Mike Nadeau (program direc- tor), Kenny Mayo, Lynn Damon, Deborah Kinney. PLANETARIUM AIDES: Seated Left to Right: Eric Giuliano, Mr. Yankee (Advisor), Ken Gatto; Second Row: Jim Magee, Bill Giuliano. Holly Marcoux; Third Row: Karin Smilgys, Pat Droney, George Sawn; Fourth Row: Randy Lev- esque (President), Libby Moore, Chris Myers. Missing From Picture: Greg Marks, Rose Marie Bellantuono. WOMEN S ACTION CORPS: First I Row — Left to right: Carol Micciulla, Darlene McGuire, Donna Hanscomb, Sue Karamberis, Barbara Cram; Second Row: Miss Wilson, Jaime Boudreau, Tammy Lafontaine, Dotty Burwood, Karin Smil- gys, Lori Madigan, Mrs. Bertrand. Missing From Picture: Carol Kantor, Donna Jarvis, Lisa Anderson. I DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB: First Row Left to Right: Mrs. Mayo (Advisor), Joanne Daley (Historian), Rorie Bosco (Trea- surer), Carol Dickinson (President), Mark Stears (Vice President), Lynn Lombardo, Dolores Bosco; Second Row: Holly Marcoux, Barbara Loos, Karen Colagiovanni, Gail Soucie, Gregg Cartier. Allyson Hemphill, Craig McKiernan, Carol Saydlowski, Lynn Rancourt, Pat O ' - Brien; Third Row: Cindy Kertenis, Christine Dauphinais, Anne Maxellon, Karin Smilgys, Tracey Barrett, Debbie LeBlanc, Kathy Morrone, Kathy Hadlow, Audrey Sheak, John Cepiel, Katie Malloy. FBLA: First Row Left to Right Mary Smalley, Mary Arcouette, Jackie Triolo, Debbie Akers, Jamie Triolo, Mary Traynor, Doreen Luc- zai, Kathy McCusker; Second Row Mr. Pessolano, Miss Russo, Mrs. Lecrenski, Brian Hallenbeck (Publicity Manager), Nanci Courville (Photographer). Marilyn Robbins (Treasurer), Jeannean Casarella (Secretary), Sue Carr (Vice President), Becky Johnson (President), Linda Misterka, Cathy Carlson, Tracey Sullivan; Third Row: Charlene Good, Donna Dion, Lori Maylott, Karin Smilgys, Trudy Morrison, Sue Archetti, Lisa Waleryszak, Claire Cyr, Rosanne Routhier, Jaime Boudreau, Lynn Saso. Cindy Girard, Michele Schmidt; Fourth Row: Gail Soucie, Deborah Kinney, Pauline Christian. Kathy Morrone, Sue Fiore, Claire Giguere. Sue Armentano. Debbie Meek, Pam Anderson, Den- ise Maziarz. Debbie Dubuque, Barbara Loos; Fifth Row: Alice Warmouth, Clark Gable, JohnCepiel, Paul Montminy, Tony Cobb, Joe Trac- zynski. Bill Royce, Ron Painchaud, Fran Burke, Mike Dugan, Sue Beyer, Bonnie Sloane. s POOP SQUAD: First Row Left to Right Brian Hal- lenbeck. Ken Rogerson, Steve Sibley; Second Row Vance Sawamura. Rich Skizewski. Jerry Lepore, Glenn Marinelli. LITERARY MAGAZINE: Seated Left to Right: Diane Moores, Karen Niner, Diane Smith; Standing: Regina Mon, Betsy Hall, Gaby Trapp, Brenda Coffey, Laurie Burke. Missing From Picture: Chris Faille. r i L tjj AMATEUR RADIO CLUB: First Row Left to Right: Richard Fedo, Dave Johnson (WA1QHB); Sec- ond Row Michael Shea, Gary Buczkowski. Rick Pian- ka, Fred Caswell (WA1QZC), Gary Eisenman (WNIROH). Missing From Picture Paul Faille (WNIRND). 143 Tirol NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: First Row — Left to Right: Gus Jasminski, Paul Richard, Brian Hallenbeck, Tom Misiewicz (Vice Presi- dent), Tory Giovanetti John Tiroletto, Santa Angelica; Second Row: Barb Parsons, Sandy Evans, Mary Baba, Kim Kelliher (President), Joan Lemeris (Secretary-Treasurer), Sue Cote, Betty Jenkins, Terri Fleck, Anne Baril, Diane Derose; Third Row: Debbie Chichester, Nancy Caswell, Karen Zebrowski, Debbie Roberts, Debi Hanscomb, Lisa Abohatab, Karen Frost, Debbie Bjorndahl, Amy Buczacki; Fourth Row: Debbie Stone, Bob Stauble, Bill Field, Bob Dojka, David Reynolds, William A. Royce, Mark Davis. Missing From Picture: Linda Smyth. Smyth. SKI CLUB: First Row Left to Right Gus Jasminski (Vice President), Chris Holmes (President); Second Row: Linda Kendrix, Alison Hemphill. Debbie Scanlon. Sue Halgas, Barbra Polak, Kelli Willis, Nancy Potkai, Laurie Olsen, Diane Ostheimer, Scott Sauve. Mike Shea, Dave LaGrow, Pat Casey; Third Row Carol Saydlowski, Mike Callahan, George Porrier, Nancy Buniskas, Janice Golec, Sue Classen, Sue Mulkern, Debbie Chichester, Lori Mason, Kathy Silver, Diane DeGray, Jackie Grippo, Mike Ferguson, Karen Banis, Steve Metevier, Bob Benoit, Kevin Ferguson, Mr. Gary Fairwood (Advisor), Mr Paul Bisesti (Advisor), Cindy Brown (Secretary); Fourth Row: Sharon LaBreck, Donna Courchaine, Sharon Mulkern, Debbie Marek, Lisa Waleryszak, Bonnie Trickett, Joanne Lombardo, , ' rlene Pfeifer, Kathy Cardella, Richard Holmes; Fifth Row Kim Buckley, Jeff Starr, Jim Stewart, Duncan McClintock, Craig McKiernan, Greg Cartier, Chris Golec, Tony Leno, Jane Baumann. FUTURE NURSE’S CLUB: First Row — Left to Right: Betty Jenkins (Vice President), Mrs. Wilcox (Advisor), Maureen McKeown (Presi- dent), Lori Mason (Secretary-Treasurer); Second Row: Donna Hanscomb, Karen Potter, Carol Madore, Sharon Mulkern (Hidden), Cindy Debonis; Third Row: Eileen Quinn, Kathy Silver, Ellen Boudreau, Linda Kurkul, Amy Buczacki, Nancy Buiniskas, Nancy Potkai. Missing From Picture — Susan Pomerleau, Debby Lundquist. FERMI ' 76: Seated — Left to Right: Maryann Basile, Kathy Kelly, Russ Jackson, Nancy Marquis; Second Row: Mary Beth White. Lori Binninkade, Jane Ostrander, Laurie Olson; Third Row: Mark Nadeau (Program Director), Carla Fleck, Laurie Devin, Mike Haertel, Kathy King, Marilyn Basile. 145 SPECIAL AWARDS Dorothy DesJardin — Betty Crocker Award Brian Hallenbeck — Knights of Columbus Scholar-Athlete Award Sue Cote — Women Deans and Counselors Award Joe Drennan — Congressional Intern Betty Jenkins — DA R Award Bill Royce — Yale Club of Hartford Book Award and FBLA state president Betty Jenkins and Janet Cannone — Girls’ State Representatives. Tony Giovanetti and Joe Trazcynski — Boys’ State Representatives. Silling: Diane Levy, Julie Dugan, Sue Cote, Kim Buckley, Eileen Dugan, Cindi Bartis; Second Row: Rich Steinert, Chris Albert, Ellie Fusco, Princess Ringland, Patty Fitzgibbon, Kim Commo, Crystal Ringland, Judy Buerk, Mr. Joseph Giangrasso; Third Row: Dawn Arseneault, Valerie Fuchs, Sue Bouchard, Linda Rabideau, Terry DesRosiers, Linda Patenaude, Lillian Devin, Cheryl Cote, Sue Pomerleau, Carolyn Mueller; Fourth Row: Diane Langill, Karen Libby, Antoinette Drummond, Dennis Peters, Cheryl Bernard, Linda Flanagan, Lynn Damon, Lisa Abohatab, Dorothy Sowuleski. Bonnie Redderoth; Fifth Row: Larry Fournier, Ralph Martin, Russ Jackson, Jerry Bernard, Rick Scus- sei. Bob Jones, Monica Satchell, Lesley Pryski, Kim Rivest, Gail Sands; Missing From Picture: Ann Alden, Nancy DesRosiers, Sharon Monts, Carol Rozalski, Liz Tourville, Joyce Parlipiano, Ron Tweedie, Victoria Cripe, Dawn Griffin, Cathy Carlson, Donna Grady. From Row: Chris Albert, Ellie Fusco, Judy Buerk, Mr. Joseph Giangrasso; Second Row: Rich Steinert, Cindi Bartis, Valerie Fuchs, Sue Bouchard, Terry DesRosiers, Eileen Dugan; Third Row: Julie Dugan, Sue Cote, Cheryl Cote, Cheryl Bernard, Linda Flanagan. Kim Buckley, Lesley Pryski; Fourth Row: Larry Fournier, Ralph Martin, Russ Jackson, Jerry Bernard, Rick Scussel, Bob Jones, Diane Levy; Missing from Picture: Cindy Woodin, Victoria Cripe. I OFFICERS: Joseph Giangrasso — director, Kim Buckley — president, Eileen Dugan — secretary, Cindi Bartis — librarian. Sue Cote publicity manager, Julie Dugan treasurer, Diane Levy — assistant librarian. i •: . INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT-MARCHING BAND: First Row — Left to Right: Ken Andrews, Mark Washburn, Crystal Ringland, Steve Landry, Malcolm Ray, Jeff Cooper; Second Row: Princess Ringland, Sue Stock, Debbie Black, Elaine Craddy, Kellie Gaylor, Alice Warmouth, Debbie Manning, Dave Boyajian, Sheryl Gracewski, Debbie Stelamt; Third Row: Sue Bouchard, Stana Kozlovich, Elaine Gentile, Debbie Duren, Mark Legault, Kathy Ruby, Joe Ricci, Vicki Thibodeau, Lori Anderson, Carey Rackliffe; Fourth Row: Walter Sweet, Arthur Edgar, Chris Walsh, Rich Sevarino, Paul Faille, Jeff Demetrion, Rich Johnson, Dave Wilber, Don Whiteway, Jr., Miriam Climan; Fifth Row: Paul Delgreco, Julie Flanagan, Ron Tarascio, Bob Steiger, Steve Wilcox, Tim Stelmat, Ron Reuter, Bob Dellarocco, Jim Williams, Terry DesRosiers, Terrie Callahan, William A. Royce. Missing From Picture: Chris Faille. JOE RICCI SUE BOUCHARD BILL ROYCE PRINCESS RINGLAND MUSIC OFFICERS: Kneeling — Left to Right: Miriam Climan (Soph- omore Representative), Sue Bouchard (Librarian), Terrie Cal- lahan (Assistant Librarian). Second Row: Debbie Stelmat (Band Manager), William Royce (President), Ken Andrews (Vice-President), Rich Sevarino (Treasurer), and Kathy Ruby (Secretary). STRING ENSEMBLE: Seated — Left to Right: Dave Dragone, Kathy Ruby, Princess Ringland; Second Row: Debbie Duren, Miriam Climan, Bob Jones, Russ Jackson, Rich Johnson, Bob Dellarocco. VICKI THIBODEAU ELAINE GENTILE CAREY RACKLIFFE KEN ANDREWS STAGE BAND: First Row — Left to Right: Princess Ringland, Mark Legault, Joe Ricci, Kathy Ruby, Miriam Climan; Second Row: Bob Dellarocco, Malcolm Ray, Ken Andrews, Mark Washburn, Jeff Cooper, Steve Wilcox; Third Row: Paul Delgreco, Chris Walsh, Rich Sevari- no, Don Whiteway, Rich Johnson, Dave Wilber, Jeff Demetrion. COLOR GUARD Kneeling: Linda Rabideau, Diane Levy, Denise Deauville, Anne-Marie Bourque, Diane Hender- son; Standing: Kim Buckley, Donna Cote, Charles Strider, Valerie Fuchs, Sue Bellefleur. SENIORS: Donna Cote, Kim Buckley — captain. Sue Bellefleur. 151 MAJORETTES DIANE LANGILL Senior DEBBIE BJORNDAHL Captain DEBBIE DUBUQUE Senior NANCY BRASSARD Senior “Pssst left foot or right foot?” CINDI BARTIS Senior 152 (Front to Back): Cindi Bartis, Eileen O’Connor, Nancy Brassard, Barb Harding, Diane Langill, Debbie Dubuque, Barb Loos, Debbie Bjorndahl. I’VE GOT RHYTHM “Let’s get ' em Band!” “All together now, 1-2-3.” “Loosen up, Donna, we all know you ' re the class angel!” A simple version of Happy Birthday. Majorettes demonstrating their great twirling technique. “I gotta be nuts having this job! “Nice doggie”. Kathy Ruby displaying her talents. “Next stop, the Rockettes!” “Don’t you dare!” “Play it again, Sam.” “Hit it, baby!” 153 LAMPLIGHTERS’ PRODUCTION OF Mark Davis and Maureen McKeown. Dave Melancon and advisor Mr. Gross, a man who transforms the Lampliter motto of “Think big, work hard and have a dream” into reality. ‘ ‘5 UN RISE AT C A MPOBELLO ’ ’ LAMPLIGHTERS: Seated — Left to Right: Terry DesRosiers, Laurie Pomeroy, Darleen Agayoff, Lisa Abohatab, Janice Middlaer, Bette Derose, Donna Jarvis, Gail Ivanoff, Crystal Ringland, Regina Mon, Lisa Anderson, Nancy DesRosiers, Carol Wilcox, Janet Diorio, Kim Buckley; Kneeling: Mike Mule, Rex Gordon, Pat Droney, Mark Davis, Bob Jones, Don Whiteway, Jim Magee, Dave Melancon; Standing: Sue Stock, Annette Deragon, Karen D ' Amato, Chris Misiewicz, Maureen McKeown (Vice President), Bill Royce (President), Mr. Creedon (Advisor), Mr. Gross (Advisor), Kenny Andrews (Secretary-Treasurer), Sue Cote (Historian), Pat Fitzgibbon, Donna Cote, Cathy Thomas, Debbie Bradley. Terry DesRosiers as the woman be- Steve Melancon. hind the man in the role of Eleanor Roosevelt. OFFICERS: First Row — Left to Right: Maureen McKeown (Vice President), Sue Cote (Historian), Second Row: Bill Royce (President), Ken Andrews (Secretary-Treasurer). Mark Davis, with Karen D ' Amato as Sis. Mr. Creedon, advisor, and Dave Melancon. TRACES STAFF 1974 I To have a present or future there must first be a past; one filled with the memories of our friends, acquaintances and experi- ences. As a result of a truly dedi- cated and hardworking staff, we believe that a meaningful and rep- resentative past has been success- fully constructed in our 1974 Traces. We hope you will gain from these remembrances and grow with them as we have. Thank-you, The Yearbook Staff ’74 YEARBOOK STAFF — Kneeling: Mark Washburn (Photographer), Rod Duff (Photographer), Paul Ciriello, Charlie Breslin (Asst. Sports Ed.) and Bob Kahn (Business Man.). Sitting: Sue Cote (Sports Ed.), Janet Cannone (Lay-Out Ed.), Betty Jenkins (Editor), Eileen Gal- ligan (Co-Editor), Karen Zebrowski (Sen. Sec. Ed.) and Kathy Cardella (Art Ed.). Standing: Lorie LaScala (Sec.), Joanne Liro, Emily Men- ard, Diane Derose, Terri Fleck (Activities Candids Co-Ed.), Sue Classen (Asst. Fac. Ed.), Debbie Bjorndahl (Fac. Ed.), Gail DiMaria, Anne Baril (Activities Candids Co-Ed.), Kim Buckley (Literary Ed.), and Miss Sullivan (Advisor). Missing from picture: Miss Koplin (Asst. Ad- visor) and Debbie Lundquist. It is with books as with people: a very small number play a great part. . . . Voltaire ■ ' A i y- f . - ft l m M m m-Ail M 1 bl i Tf j fc .- f Now since a smile can do great good By cheering hearts of care, Let’s smile and smile and not forget That smiles go everywhere! “My boyfriend’s back and there’s gonna be trouble!” “Hey babe, ya wanna boogie?” 160 “Where’s da chicks, Man?” “I’m so embarrassed!” Greaser Rev, the slickest DJ in town! “Oh Bobby Baby!” “Hide the booze, Man!” Come on baby, let’s twist!” “Wanna dance?’ “Teen Angel” “Guess who won the jar of vaseline?” Hoppin’ and boppin’ to the Crocodile Rock. “Hi Mom!” “Who says I’ve got baggy bob- bie sox?” JJfvuL 7 , 1973 Ouw Host and hostess Kathy Cardella and Paul Musso. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f ( 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 J ■ Jr M 111 ' m � ' 4 ... . MOST ATHLETIC — Bea Pieper and Mark Cunningham BEST SMILES — Mary Lombardo and Gus Jasminski SHORTEST AND TALLEST — Michele Metta and Doug Quarterman MOST CLASS SPIRITED — Richie Estes and Betty Jenkins CLASS MATHEMATICIAN — Mark Davis. MOST BUSINESSLI KE — Becky Johnson and Bill Royce BEST ALL AROUND — Brian Hallenbeck and Sue Cote CLASS SCIENTIST — Mark Davis MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Royce and Betty Jenkins Bill CLASS ARTIST — Greg Stroman CLASS INDIVIDUALIST — Dave Melancon CLASS SWEETHEARTS — Bogdan Boczar and Phyllis Madore CLASS MATCHMAKER — Sandy Evans CLASS ACTOR — Bill Royce CLASS MUSICIAN — Ralph Martin 168 FRIENDLIEST — Sue Cote and Jim Madsen MOST ABSENTMINDED — Jim Provencher DEVIL AND ANGEL — Ralph Powers and Donna Cote CLASS BLUSHER — Marlene Wilson vvMeivu. BIGGEST APPETITE — Steve Sibley FLI RT AND CASANOVA — Kate Kukulka and Chris Holmes MOST CHEERFUL — Miss Sharon Sullivan MOST TALKATIVE — Miss Mary Mackley HANDSOMEST AND MOST ATTRACTIVE — Mr. William Barker and Mrs. Valerie Maier FACULTY CLOWN — Mr. James Reveruzzi MOST ABSENTMINDED — Mr. Peter Creedon and Mrs. Jane Docker FACULTY ST A TIS TICS BEST DRESSED — Mr. Robert Kelleher and Mrs. Theresa Lecrenski FACULTY CHAUVINIST — Mr. Stuart Geffner DEVIL AND ANGEL — Mr. Stephen Ross and Miss Sadie Falbo ►John KopemtoJ ►diaoe. portia v KenaaJreuj5 beHLjjenhms sue mu I Kern. dfittoy IcmtH ' Ui. Card? ilCL ■hetmn nanc i bcoxlr«u5 “donna reed bcrnie dgrcjoriL 4 aian st ' l hamnier feraj fjeune: j i mny prasra lindadroney sue -Piore- paui cmeiio Jcnnaji aCM; denna V=ste Sarah nmj menafd lemens r ass st john Cindy dcfccos mi he shea (tianecUro . 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Gentile Chico Mr. Mrs. Gary Fairwood Mr. Mrs. Robert Foley Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Hodrinsky Mr. Mrs. William Scudieri Mr. Steven Olson Mr. Tom Snipe Mr. Mrs. Gary S. Mayo Mr. Arthur Kevorkian Miss Judy Gajewski Mr. Mrs. Raymond E. Montagna Mr. Mrs. Charles Galligan Mrs. Janet Fox Mr. Mrs. Phillip Michaud Rose Porcello Mr. Mrs. Raymond Mercik Mr. Lawrence A. Wood Mr. Mrs. Frank Tokas Miss Andrea Russo Mr. Mrs. Harry Valias Miss Mary Falbo Mr. Mrs. Brian Wilcox Mr. Mrs. John S. Mariano Mr. Mrs. Paul A. Baril Mr. Mrs. Jerome Pasco Mrs. Jane A. Docker Mr. Mrs. A ndrew Kelleher Good Luck from the Magnificent 7 Mr. Mrs. Frank Cannone Mr. Mrs. Roland Brassard Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Hilinski Mr. Mrs. John Netkovick Mr. Mrs. John P. Cokkinias Mr. Mrs. James Reveruzzi Mr. Mrs. Richard E. Stewart Mr. Mrs. Charles Breslin Mr. Mrs. Richard Tento Mr. Mrs. Vincent Catamia Mr. Mrs. Joseph Bottaro Mr. Mrs. John Bemoriei Future Nurses’ Club E.F.H.S. Girls’ Field Hockey Team Class of “75” Class Officers Dara Kristin Baril Varsity Cheerleaders Anthony Scalic Majorettes D.E.C.A. “We don’t understand, Mr. Geffner” Mrs. Genevieve Murphy Mr. Mrs. Ronald Pare Mr. Mrs. Giovanni Derose Mr. Mrs. Lester Kahn Mr. Cherry’s Advanced Chemistry Class says “live it up on graduation with C 2 H 5 OH Mr. Mrs. Alfred B. Jenkins Jr. Mr. Richard Gray Mr. Mrs. Maurice Menard Mr. Ross’ Advanced Bio Class wishes luck to all the bananas who take this “Mickey- Mouse” course. 182 Compliments of Amos D. Bridge ' s Sons Inc. VINCENTS A PPA REL Enfield, Conn. Compliments oj Keller Oil Co. Enfield Street, Enfield, Conn. ENFIEL D PH A RMACY INC. 233 Hazard Ave., Enfield, Conn. PIZZA PALACE INC. 524 Enfield Street Compliments of RI VER VIEW DAIR Y CHUCK WA GON 167 Elm Street ARCOUETTE ' S CHEVRON Auto Specialists 559 Hazard Ave. Compliments of Steiger ' s Enfield Square Enfield, Conn. COUNTRY DRUG Elm Street, Enfield Good Luck, Seniors! F.B.L.A. MAREK JEWELERS Gijts of Distinction State Line Plaza, Enfield Mr. Mrs. F.J . Fleck 13 Wilstar Circle Congratulations, Class of ' 74 Good Luck, Class of ’74 in your goals. Yearbook Staff Good Luck, Seniors! PHE CENTRAL BANK FOR SA VINGS Enfield Square BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUA TING CLASS OF 1974 McDonalds 385 Enfield Street; 97 Elm Street Traces ’74 wishes to acknowledge - Mr. Jack Brown . . . patient, knowledgeable, publishing representative Mr. Walt Steinmetz . . . industrious photographer Faculty and Administration cooperative and understanding attitude and Miss Sullivan ; . . sincere and confident smiles 183 Soon It Will Be Over It’s al! gone too soon The smiles, tears, and games; Counting the days, hours, and minutes. Yet, I ' m sad to say farewell Because, soon it will be over. Too many goodbyes, too many memories; All the hoarse throats and wrong notes; The sleepy away games and wonderful 45 yard goals; The ticket sales, long plays, and longer parties . Soon it will be over. All the raised gym floors and ugly grapevines; The pulled muscles and sweaty gymsuits, The smiles from forgotten faces, Campaign posters, make-up tests, and unsuccessful labs; All the goofed-up announcements and over-due library books. Soon it will be over. All the “WE ' RE FROM FERMI AND NO ONE COULD BE PROUDER!” cries. The walks through what you thought were empty halls, and then you ' d see a housemaster . . . who would give you a generous smile and a warm hello. All the times you were lonely, and all the friends who came are now more than just acquaintances. Soon it will be over. I ' ll miss the Yablonski Cheers and other Polish revolutions. Not forgetting the quiet Monday mornings and taxing Friday tests and great lunchroom get-togethers. The days you would lean against a wall and watch the passers-by. Or stop in the S.S. lab or converse with friends by the library. And I ' ll miss the firedrills that saved a few working minutes of class . . . Soon it will be over. Remember the rut you got into by taking the same route every day to classes, and then one day you decide to change and see new faces and temporarily forgotten smiles? Soon it will be over. I ' ll miss the boring assemblies and most of all. The Senior Class. The wonderul friends I’ve made And the cherished memories they have given me. And the demanding teachers who were beautiful people after the bell rang the delays of the national anthem And the weary feet and wornout heads . . Too soon it will all be over. The football season! The spirit, the fights, the tempers — the victorious embraces and the losing pats on another’s back. I ' ll miss the black cheeks beneath helmets and the crying fans. And the basketball season! With the strange and tickling feeling you get in your throat when the clock is running fast and you know that the Falcons have it all. And happy Mr. Snipe and sad Mr. Shea, or visa- versa. I won ' t forget the dances and the proms Or the varied fund-raising solicitors who drove the faculty up a wall. Soon it will be over. But to think it is ending And we will all leave each other behind, Y et carry with us only those memories of yesterday. I an i going to miss it, a lot . and so will the rest of the class. The class of 1 974 . Because we were in it all . together.