Fermi High School - Traces Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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1. Gaetan Letourneau and Missy McCord practice for Championship Wrestling during study hall. 2. “Me? questions Cindy Beeler. “Up to no good?! 3. John LeDoux and John Sweeney ' s spirit towers above all! 4. Yvonne Quarterman snickers over a well-told joke.

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SENIORS . . . Moving on. Picture us . . . throughout our three years at Fermi High, developing a close relationship with one another and with our school. This closeness has brought about school spirit, and our willingness to become involved in our many Senior Class activities. As we look back over our Sophomore and Juniors years, memories of these activities come to mind: the Homecoming class floats, the dances and proms, and the athletic events. In our Senior year we welcomed the first freshman class to Fermi, along with the incoming sophomores. We also extended our sup- port to the Junior Class. We will remember this year as a time of great anticipation and excitement. The magazine drive, the float for Homecoming, the Senior Variety Show, Class Night, and the Prom are just a few successful highlights, to be cherished forever, along with our own personal memories. We will always remember our foreign exchange students. Our guests from around the globe have enriched our lives with their cultures and we hope that we have enriched their lives as well. We appreciate and wish to acknowledge the effort put forth by the faculty, the guidance counselors, and the administrators of Fermi, without whose assistance our goals could not have been reached. Together we strived to become prepared to enter the adult world, which we must, upon graduation. During the three years at Fermi, we have kept our individuality, and yet, we have grown close as a unit. We look forward to graduation with different wishes and desires, but no matter which path we may choose to follow, we will always be a part of the Enrico Fermi High School graduating class of 1983. Scott Kaupin President, Class of 1983 CLASS OFFICERS Flr»t Row: Ann Breslin, Director of Activities: Katie McKeown. Treasurer. Scott Kaupin. President Second Row; Joseph Chappell, Historian, Lynne Kaupin. Vice-President; Kris Panaccione. Secretary SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mrs. Catherine Warren and Mrs. Susan Cirillo

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1 . A perplexed Terry Metta is determined to finish her homework. 2. Tracy Gardner and Karen Avery enjoy a senior study. 3. Lunchtime is also funtime for John Pilkington. 4. Brian Donnelly jokingly says, That’s the fifth time this week Deneen Toman has turned me down.” 17