Fermi High School - Traces Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1985 volume:

DEDICATION “To give life a meaning, one must have a purpose larger than oneself.” A Standing Ovation We, the members of the class of 1985, would like to dedicate this yearbook to a well deserving member of the faculty, Miss Patricia Harkins. Before coming to Fermi in 1980, Miss Harkins taught mathematics at John F. Kennedy Junior High School. Presently she teaches Analysis, Computers, and Geometry here at Fermi. Miss Harkins takes her job in earnest and surpasses her occupational duties. She willingly tutors students and offers extra help to those who need it. She is very dedicated and gives a great deal of support to her students. As it is said, “It is well to give when asked, but it is better to give unasked through understanding.” Miss Harkins exemplifies this philosophy. She respects her students and is cognizant of their needs. As Emerson once said, “The secret of education lies in respecting the pupil.” In addition to teaching, Miss Harkins was the 1982 Class Advisor. She is involved with the coaching of the school’s softball team, and is an advisor to our chapter of the National Honor Society. Through her knowledge and the understanding of mathematics, Miss Harkins plays a major role in the preparation students receive for the “real world.” The study of mathematics is important to the future and it will open many doors to various careers, including the expanding field of computers. The computer has and will c ontinue to have a significant effect upon our lives. Students adequately prepared in the area of mathematics are well armed for a future in the “real world.” Miss Harkins, we, the class of 1985, would like to thank you and to applaud you with a “standing ovation.” 2 The Directors Page 17 The Cast Page 49 Academy Award Winners Page 86 The Crew Page 97 Places Everyone Page 135 Supporting Cast Page 167 Box Office Hits Page 176 Patrons Page 184 - m CO IV) 00 J3 Ul O r C ) c n 3 According to Webster’s Dictionary a microcosm (mi’-kre-koz ’m) is a little world, a miniature universe. Fermi High School is a microcosm of what is often called the ‘‘real world.” The educational goal of Fermi, as with any school, is to present a learning environment to help its students develop practical skills, attitudes, and an understanding of the world. In order to be effective in a life’s work, comprehensibly, each student must become a self-directed person capable of achieving personal goals while also serving the good of society. 4 MAURICE F. SMITH SUPERINTENDENT Of SCMOOi S ANTHONY A. TORRE PRINCIPAL rONTAINI PROS. CONTRACTOR COMMITTEE MEMBERS TOBERT B. BERCER CHAIRMAN TADEUS J BUCZKOWSKI VICE-CHAIRMAN PAUL M. CAVLOR, JR . SECRETARY ANDIER L. ALEXANDER JOHN i. CARNEY CHARLES N. FOWLER JOHN W. MURRAY, JR. 0. PETER O’KEEFE FRANK PECH PELLECRINO REVFRUZZI Every experience offered at Fermi High mirrors these educational goals and prepares students for graduation into the real world; today, a much more demanding world than yesterday. Therefore, a student’s responsibility in terms of his her education is also much more challenging. Students must work with the school system by assimilating knowledge, interacting with ideas, developing the self — intellectually, physically, and morally, and by actively participating in determining the meaning and direction of his her education. Parents and students must cooperatively work with teachers and administrators to ensure our schools reflect our society. Education must be relevant and dynamic; a continuous experience involving not only the school, but the individual and the community at large. Then, and only then, will students be able to deal with the constantly changing world. The learning situation offered by Fermi epitomizes those of the work world. This microco sm of skills, knowledge, and “on-the-job-training” will inevitably give students an edge on the future. Education, for those who are its recipients, can only increase the realm of possibility and it can only encourage success in the real world! 5 “Wait until you get into the real world.” We ' ve heard this many times from our elders. If high school isn’t the real world, then what is it? As students in high school, we are in essence actors rehearsing a script. What is the theme of this production? Does life in high school not represent the ‘‘real’ ' world? We believe it does. This yearbook hopes to present a picture of what is real about this production called “high school and how our efforts here are but a reflection of life itself: the real world! Our high school career can be compared to a movie performance. The plot is what we do and how we go about doing it to accomplish the theme. The theme is education. During a four year high school education, each student plays many roles and each has a moment in the spotlight, whether it be academically, athletically, or socially. In high school, students are given the opportunity to discover their special talents and abilities. “The same man cannot be skilled in everything, each has his special excellence.” High school provides this time of experimentation on the stage — this time of rehearsal. The first act of the drama encompasses the academics. Incorporated in our script is a varied company of people. The administrators are the producers. They assure that the curriculum meets the educational needs of the actors. They keep everything going according to schedule. Along the way they offer advice as to how a complete and refined product can be achieved. The directors, our teachers, guide the actors according to the script. They provide us with encouragement and demand that we focus on our curtain call to the “real world” — graduation. 7 In the classroom, our teachers offer us opportunities to develop our “real world” knowledge. Our roles as students are diverse. We may be asked to work as a group; sharpening our listening skills and our abilities to cooperate and verbalize with each other as human beings with a common goal. We may be required to play the role of leader when initiating a class discussion or we may be called upon to work in small or large groups, in pairs or as individuals. A history class demands the use of our communication skills to take notes on a lecture and to participate in a discussion of the material. Our abilities to give directions to others and to cooperate as a team may be drawn upon while working on a science lab. We might gain experience as a leader initiating a class debate with a statement we’ve prepared. In English class our thoughts must be communicated on paper in an essay or report. No matter what the acting role we play, the classroom situation, through practice, fine tunes the necessary “real world” skills. The more roles rehearsed now will eventually be beneficial to us in the future when we enter college or the working world. The second act of this production called high school encompasses, for most students, the varied clubs, activities, and sports offered at Enrico Fermi High School. Each role played, be it a class officer, a team member or captain, a fundraiser, or a group leader, adds to our sense of responsibility and to our knowledge of the word commitment. In order for any group or team to be successful, each member must learn to rely on others and vice versa. Dedication to a job well done - the production of a literary magazine, a winning football season, a well run ski trip, or a smooth flowing rendition of a new song in band, requires each member to do his or her part. 9 Sometimes this means playing the role of leader; sometimes this also means submitting to the role of follower and learning to take directions from another with good grace. In accepting a challenge, we become a thinker and a problem solver. These are all real world skills. At other times, clubs, activities, and sports merely provide students entertainment and friendships. They offer a place to perfect a talent or to develop a new skill. In any case, our experiences enable us to acquire a sense of satisfaction at a ‘‘job well done” or to learn from an experience that was not as successful as we would like. This is a “real world” skill, too. We must learn to celebrate our wins and to accept defeats equally. As adults, the “real world” demands that our talents be thus varied! It is soon learned that the only way to triumph is by working as a unit. Not only does school foster the development of academics and activities, it also provides situations for social skills to be broadened. This is the third act of the production called high school. Learning to be a friend and how to have friends are two very important aspects of life. Learning to deal effectively with others is also a necessity. Schools nourish student’s growth in dealing with people of all ages. Sharing good times with friends at school dances, Homecoming Parades, Pep Rallies and at lunchtime are social learning situations. From these school experiences we learn to more effectively communiate in the real world. The reward for accomplishing all of our challenges, meeting our responsibilities, and finishing our work is our high school diploma. To students, the diploma is a symbol. It is the ticket out of our “real world”, into the actual real world! It is a symbol of joining the ranks of free adults; free in that we stop practicing our skills and begin applying them. 1. Chris Cox and Mike Bowler seem to be the center of attention at the Welcome Back Dance. 2. Oh, don ' t tell me the bell rang already! panics Sara Becker. 3. Mariko Toda and Kathy Stanio look forward to helping the senior class with the Magazine Drive. 4. Rob Warshal and Rod Lewis take center court for another great game. 5. Why didn ' t someone tell me there was a test today?” inquires Brooke Raymond. 6. Who can resist a smile from an angel like Betsy LeBlanc? 1. Larry Krajc and Dana Reilly both agree they would rather have McDonald’s any day! 2. Do you think I was meant to be a blond?” questions Alisa Fontaine. 3. Mr. Depino’s class is all set for another day of Physics 4. Theresa Tracey laughs at tonight ' s algebra homework. 5. “If you take my picture I ' ll scream!” yells Lisa White. 1. Fred McGhee practices the art of computer espionage. 2. Darren Crosby grins and bears it before going to class. 3. Cindy Pallotta can ' t believe it’s time for yearbook already! 4. You ' ve got to be kidding, you think this class is fun? questions Collette Levette. 5. We need more order forms down here! shouts David Crosby at the magazine drive. 6. What do you mean read three more chapters for tomorrow?” questions Jennifer Organ. - ' 14 1. Doug Burnham gives Boy George a run for his money 2. Glenn Fisher and Nicola Price need a good laugh before going to class. 3. Lisa Cousineau and Tricia Agro say they can’t dance without their field hockey sticks. 4. The kids in concert choir take a cat nap between songs. 5. Lissa Watton debates whether or not to do her homework. 1 . There isn ' t anything boring about this crowd at the first dance! 2. Deanna Angelica costs her team a point during a volleyball game in gym. 3. Tina Parakilas is displaying her best Michael Jackson impression. 4. Do you think it makes it me look any taller?” asks Mr. Lengyel. 5. Three Fermi Freshmen are working together on a history project. 6. Jeff Mule and Chris Skewokis share a song at the Welcome Back Dance. Board of Education First Row: Mrs. Antoinette Strom, Mr. Francis A. Burke, Jr., Mrs. John Carney. Second Row: Mrs. Joan Reuter, Mr. E. Patrick Storey, Jr., Mr. Paul Gaylor, Mr. Kevin Gordon, Mrs. Esther Alaimo-Jute. Assistant Superintendent: Mr. Anthony Torre Superintendent: Dr. Louis B. Mager The Producer In the real world . . . “You will be expected to demonstrate higher levels of reading, writing, and speaking . . . you will also need the ability to communicate across cultures, to be a world citizen and to manage your lives better.” You have now reached the threshold of beginning life in the real, real world. It’s exciting! It’s a bit scary. You’re alive with anticipation! You’re going to miss Fermi High, with all it means in terms of learning, and friends. But take the plunge you must, like all those seniors before you, and build a vision of the future. The real world is in a constant state of change. Right now it is undergoing a veritable upheavel. We have, almost overnight, changed from an in- dustrial society to the technological informational society. By 1990 only 10% of the available occupations will be blue collar. Jobs in the information service area now make up 65 to 70% of the total workforce. You will be expected to demonstrate higher levels of reading, writing and speaking; vocabulary and conceptual understandings; math, science and technologies; and higher order skills to apply knowledge. You will also need the ability to communicate across cultures, to be a world citizen and to manage your lives better. In most cases this means more training and education. Imagine, all of the above and live happily ever after” too. It won’t be easy, but we, your parents, your teachers, your administrators, have faith in you. With the skills, talents, enthusiasm and ambi- tion you bring to the task, we know you’ll make it. Welcome ... to the real, real world! Mario A. Gentile Principal 19 Housemasters Mr. Seymour Schonberger Education is ... a natural fruit of labor, a product of intense activity of man, acquired through his energetic determination to ensure and develop with his own strength his own existence, and to create for himself and his own an existence of just freedom, not only economic, but also political, cultural and religious. 20 Mr. Raymond Marr Mr. Stephen Ross Secretaries Blue House: Mrs. Polly Brown Red House: Mrs. Rosemond McIntosh Main Office: Mrs. Lillian Schultess Green House: Mrs. Mary Landry Physical Education Mr. Robert Lengyel Miss Rosemary Sullivan Mr. Joseph Nuccio Student Teacher: Miss Karolyn Welsh Miss Kathleen Carbone “The direction in which education starts a man will determine his future life.” Food Service: Student Teacher Stewart Martinez and Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholls Distributive Education: Mr. Gerald Boucher Automotives: Mr. Richard Chapman Driver’s Education: Mr. John Lyons 23 Special Education The Special Education Department at Enrico Fermi High School provides identified students with direct and indirect special educational services. Curriculum offerings are designed to meet students ' individual learning needs. The main focus of the special education program is to enable students to progress academically, socially, and voca- tionally with the intent that they will acquire those skills necessary to function successful- ly within society. Chairperson: Miss Patricia DaSilva Mrs. Arlene Edwards 24 Mr. Richard Pellin Mrs. Mary O’Brien Mrs. Ellen Frigo Miss Sally Ann Tanasi Mrs. Janice DeVylder Miss JoAnn Cardell Mrs. Judith Creedon 25 Nurse’s Aide Program: Mrs. Georgette Pare Reading: Mrs. Linda Shea Aide: Mrs. Joyce Mercik; Nurses: Mrs. Peggy Wilcox, R.N. and Mrs. Mary Verzina, R.N. In School Suspension: Mr. Joseph Bacewicz Foreign Language The Foreign Language Department focuses on providing students with opportunities to fulfill both utilitarian and effective needs. All students are prepared to use the skills and knowledge they acquire in learning a foreign language, and they develop attitudes that facilitate communication with people whose culture is different from their own. Miss Mary Civale Mrs. Teresa Bueker Mr. Lawrence Wood Mrs. Teresa Marek Mrs. Denise Thompson 27 b£i English Mrs. Justine Rioux Mrs. Susan Cirillo 29 Ms. Monica de Haan Mrs. Laura Hayden Mrs. Candace Burns Student Teacher: Miss Cynthia Vranich Mr. Robert Kelleher English is fundamental to survival and success in the “real world.” The five paragraph theme, th e required notebook, the ten minute demonstration speech, and the unit test on logic and reasoning may seem relatively unimportant after graduation. But the skills taught in the English classroom are not tucked away with other memorabilia. Letters of application to prospective employers must be written. Speaking out at town meetings on vital issues becomes necessary to protect the community. Sales presentations, directions given to those in one’s employ, and the infrequent but important call to jury duty all require the ability to think logically, to speak clearly, to listen carefully, and to write precisely. Success, and perhaps even survival, in an ever-changing world will be determined by the degree to which we master the essential skills of communication. Mr. Brian Garvey Mrs Mary Massey Mrs. Carole Jonaitis Mrs. Eleanor Hines Chairperson: Mrs. Mary Ann Burke Miss Nancy Skirvan Music and Family Living Mr. Joseph Giangrasso Mr. Roderick Crochiere Mr. Leonard DeMaio Ms. Laurie Gorski tilix 32 Mrs. Ellen Frost Mathematics In a job market that requires repair technicians to have a background in calculus, the need for an extensive preparation in mathematics is clear. At Fermi High our students have a diverse selection of course offerings in mathematics from which they can choose to equip themselves with those concepts, techniques, and skills necessary to gain productive employment in the real world. Ms. Patricia Harkins Mr. Raymond LaFlamme Mr. Joseph Ziemnicki Mrs. Cathy Lataille 33 Mrs. Carol Peloquin Chairperson: Mr. Robert Haley Mr. Kendall Owens Mrs. Carol Varanka Mr. Eugene Ryczek Mr. Michael Duffy Mr. Joseph Scherr Mrs. Mary Ann Holmes Mrs. Catherine Warren 35 Art encompasses the realm of knowledge that records man’s greatest achievements. It is the visual history that transcends all language barriers, cultural limitations, race and nationalities. The relevancy of art education in preparing the student for the real world lies in the fact of providing the individual with direction and creativity. A public that engineers high technology without also developing the moral and responsible sensitivities of the creators within the society reflect an absence of intelligence. The restoration of the concept of the “whole person’’ is a critical cause for art education. Mr. Donald Pothul Chairperson: Mr. Robert Foley 36 Mr. Ray Hare Industrial Education Mr. Gary Fairwood Chairperson: Jimmy Hodrinsky Mr. William Scudiere Mr. James Taylor Mr. Wayne Hoffman Mr. Frank Tokas 37 Mr. Brian Jurkowski Recognizing the ever increasing importance of science in our modern society, the functions of science education are to help the student become scientifically literate, to help the student understand and interpret scientific and technological information, and to help the student develop the techniques and skills to make decisions and solve problems in light of natural laws and scientific principles. Chairperson: Mr. Steven Olson Mr. James Cherry Mr. Francis Rago Mr. James Yankee Mr. Brian Dolley Science Mr. John Kouba “Experience: the universal mother of science.’’ Mrs. Florence Lyons Mr. Andrew DePino Mr. Phillip Shear Miss Donna Wescott Mr. Lucien Joly 39 Guidance The Guidance Department recognizes the importance of providing each student with a complete and thorough academic preparation. The rapidly changing demands on our graduating students require that they have knowledge, also, in the areas of personal interests, self-awareness, interpersonal skills, career options and individual strengths and weaknesses all of which are necessary for the difficult decisions that face the Enrico Fermi High School graduate. Mr. Joseph Occhiuti Chairperson: Mr. David Wing Mr. David Shea Mr. Bruce Barmak Guidance Secretary: Mrs. Bertha Walerszyak Ms. Elizabeth Ogonis Mr. Arthur Benoit Mr. Stuart Wright Chairperson: Mrs. Henrietta Montagna 4 ' Mrs. Marilyn Bertrand 42 Mr. Antonio Batista Business “Business Education enables students to develop the following ‘real world’ skills: (1) personal skills and attitudes, (2) communication and computational skills and technological literacy, (3) employability skills, (4) broad and specific occupational skills and knowledge, and (5) foundations for career planning and lifelong learning.’’ Mrs. Lois Norman Miss Darlene Wilson Mrs. Terletto Jones Mr. Paul Bisesti Social Studies We feel that every individual should strive to be an informed and active citizen. The Social Studies Program is, therefore, designed to help prepare the student to develop the capacity to read and think analytically and to apply the acquired knowledge and skills to foster a better understanding of and committment to humanitarian principles in the “real world.” Chairperson: Thomas Ouellette Mr. Gregory Quinlan Mrs. Ellen Heye Mr. Richard McCarthy Mr. Peter Creedon Those who do not know history are condemned to repeat it. Mr. Carl Gahm Mrs. Mary Gail Cokkinias Mr. Joseph Pasternak Mr. Donald Flebotte 46 Mr. Richard Mankus Mr. William Kiner Janitors First Row: Terry Mrasz, Lillian Deragon, Linda Hayden, Barbra Boucher, Marylyn Leander, Catherine Sabellico. Second Row: Rosa Kaplan, Patricia Haltz, Irene Gaskins, Jeanne Basile, Harriet Young, Olga Telmasse, Lynda Worthington, Millie Bruno, Olga Captain, Marilyn Cammileri, Madeline Netkovick. Tom Stone, Larry Telmasse, Robert Lataille, Phyllis Morse, Sophie Regas. Cafeteria Personnel The Critics Speak “All the way with P.M.A.” James Laudato “Be nice even if it hurts.’’ Henrietta Montagna “I know which way the wind is blowing . . . but I still have to follow my own course.” Arthur Benoit “No gains without pains.” Ellen Heye (Ben Franklin) “I don’t get mad, I get even.” Florence Lyons “I hear and I forget; I see and I remember; I do and I understand.” Rosemary Sullivan (Chinese proverb) “The thing that fails to come to him who waits is the money he loaned to his friends.” Roderick Crochiere “If you organize your information properly, the problem solves itself.” Joseph Ziemnicki “There is no particular reason why you lose out on some things. The world is not necessarily just. Being good often does not pay off and there is no compensation for misfortune. You have a responsibility to do your best nonetheless.” Joseph Bacewicz(S. B. Kopp) “Treat people as if they were what they ought to be, and help them to become what they are capable of being.” Patricia DeSilva (Goethe) “You may not realize it when it happens, but a kick in the teeth may be the best thing in the world for you.” Sally Ann Tanasi (Walt Disney) “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” Mary Civale “When the going gets tough . . . everyone leaves!” M. de Haan 48 Penny Adams Theresa Alaimo Stephen Adams Kathleen Anderson Christopher Agro Renzo Arietti Patricia Agro Ricardo Arietti Class Officers and Advisors: Marie Teseny, Kathy Parakilas, Kim Porcello, Denise Faucher, Marijean Panella, Fran Romano, Mrs. Palmer and Mr. Cherry. Vincent Arnone Shelly Arseneault Michelle Arre Steven Augustus 50 Mr. Flebotte attempts to orchestrate a psychology experiment during the magazine drive assembly. Susan Avery Sheryl Bachard David Avery Todd Avery Pamela Bailey Steven Bajek Sharon Ball Michael Baltronis Glenn Barksdale Pauline Barkyoumb David Barnett Marianne Barnett 51 Michele Baudin Jeffrey Beiler Robert K. Bishop Corey Baum Heather Bennett Cathy Bizier Robin Bernier Karen Bird Robert Blaser Thomas Blount Stephen Bordeau Rochelle Boucher 52 David Boudreau Delilah Braswell Sheree Bouthiette Susan Brayton Lisa Bower Edward Brazauskas Michael Bowler Elisa Broderick Robert Bromage Daniel Browne Allen Brunelle Martin Buckman Michele Fern, Karen Devin, Flo Heald, Joanne Dumesnil, and Michele Leger claim, ‘‘We ' re out of here in ‘85!” 53 Darcie Buker Christopher Camara James Capwell Peter Catania Mitzi A. Burke Pamela Caplette Philip Caronna Christopher Ceresky Jodi Wyman wonders what is the code number for Muscle Man magazine. Kimberly Ann Carpenter David Chabot Cheryl Carr Doly Chaddha 54 Christopher J. Chapman Paul M. Chapman Gary Chasse Dennis Cisco John J. Colagiovanni Bryan Chase Theodore Collins Juan Gonzalez catches forty winks during the Senior Assembly. Gerald Coltey April Cooper Patricia Connors Kara Corbin 55 Laurie Cosgrove Lisa Cousineau Christine Cotnoir Christopher Cox Mario Cournoyer John Cunningham Mark Coty Marc Criscitelli Amy Chapman and Debbie Hoffman are proud of their new volleyball shirts. Renee Cyr Joel A. Davidson Brian Daly Valida Davis 56 Brad Moskowicz is proud of his New Balance Sneakers. Yusef Delaine Kimberley DeMaria Steven Deske Diane M. DeTuccio Richard Decker Rodney DeFord Robert Decker Dominick DePaolo Karen A. Devin John DePolt Tonya Day 57 Heidi Ann Dirrigl Eric Dudley “Hey, I’m trying to get that Walkman as hard as I can!” exclaims Larry Hanna. Jeffrey Duga James K. Dugan Brian Donor David Dowd Keith Dubish 58 Jacqueline M. Doane Rebecca Donlon Joann Dumesnil Sharon Dunakin Pam Dupre Mark Eastham John Dyer Roger Eddy Michelle Thorne, Renee Cyr and Heidi Dirrigl are sharpening their secretarial skills. Christopher Ericson Coleen Ekenbarger Dianne Evans Michael Fanelli Denise Faucher Merrill V. Fenton 59 Michele Fern Deborah Fleck Suzette Marie Fontaine Bernard Foote Dawn Marie Fregeau Colleen Margaret Frew 17 4 Stephen Gabbert Mr. Cherry and Robert Laplante — Dr. Jeckle meets Mr. Hyde? John Gariepy Bonnie Jean Gaskell David Gatto Thomas Gauvreau Ronald Gay 60 John Gilberto Daniel Giordano Brian Girard Catherine Gokey Anthony Gonyea Kelly Grandahl Ralph Grant Juan Gonzalez Neal Grant Daniel Greene Hey, Rick Ouellette, isn’t it raise your hands if you’re sure? Thomas Graves Dennise Gray 61 Denise Lee Greenleaf Laura Grenier Darcy Russotto questions, “I got what on my Ad- vanced Chemistry test?” Sandra Haber Linette Hamel Marie Grieves Timothy Griffin Michael J. Grip Scott Gurry Susan Griffin Brian Griffith Lawrence Hanna Denise Hannah 62 Kerry Harris Lori Hart Florence Heald Carol J. Heath Robert B. Heim Kym Hesse Jeanne Hietala Jeff Hill Marie Teseny has the secret and Kathy Anderson wonders what it is. ■fltoii August Hochrainer Deborah L. Hoffman Kristine Hoke Tory Horton 63 Douglas Huot Andrew Hunter Scott Jamieson Christine Johnson Lisa Jakab “I’m so cool,” thinks Boris Shaw. Nancy Johnson William A. Hurd Jr. Ralph Jensen Karen Jones 64 David Ken Kido Jeff Beiler proclaims, “Football is my life!” Janice Jouzaitis Max Kaufmann Michael Kaselouskas Lisa Kelly Christine Kittridge Jeffrey Kertanis Rick Koehnlein Mark Jordan Melanie Jordan Kelly Kertanis Lawrence Krajc 65 Michael Lampron Robert Laplante Steven Krawic Douglas Langlois Gerald Kranz Michele Leger Michael LaSata Brenda Leiper “Can I have some service, please?” requests Rick Stanio. Karen Lanigan Terese LeBlanc 66 Jill LeDoux ml Guylaine Laplante Patrick Liner Marnie Lord Daniela Linoce Patrick Lowney Tom Gauvreau is “putting the moves’’ on Jane Rontey. 67 Luellen Ann Lemay Paula Marie MacDonald Brian Leonard Charles J. Maggio Karen Longmore Lara Levinthal Marc Levine Bonnie Lopez Michael Malley Kristen Scot Marcil Robert Marcotte Marcelo Ferraz de Marinis Robbie Marie Marion Elizabeth Martin Bryan Matter Sean McCarthy Doug Huot is doing his Don Ho impression. Andrew McCuen Daniel Merritt Fred McGhee David Miller 68 Katie Moran Patrick Moriarty Maria L. Moretti Mathew Mormino Liz Paquin finally “sees the light” in Data Processing class! Michael Miner John Mullen David Miranda Michael Murdza Brad Moskowicz Pamela Muzechuk Michael Mucci Scott Myers 69 “I wear my sunglasses to type, ” sings Tony Gonyea. Kenneth Nabors Lynelle Mae Neuter Kelly Neild Brenda Newport Christine O’Konis Bernadette O ' Toole Christine Olschafskie David O’Toole Jennifer Organ Robin Ottman Christopher Orr I Richard Ouellette 70 Robert Ouellette Cynthia Pallotta Marijean Panella Elizabeth Paquin Kathryn Parakilas Cynthia Parker Gloria Rae Parlapiano Joseph Patalik The All-American Girl, Tonya Day, only takes orders for Seventeen magazine. Susan Pearson Dawn-Marie Poli Timothy Pilkington Kimberly Porcello 71 Brian Poulin Kimberly Rapp Georgina Richard Kevin Roberts MaryLynn Quagliaroli Steven K. Robidoux Francine C. Romano Chris Agro is Fermi High’s original Cabbage Patch Kid. David Rinaldi Carmen Yolanda Rivera Joel Quail Carlo A. Reale Bonnie Jean Roberts 72 Deborah L. Sanders Mark Sarno Maximilian Rubacha Diane Sawyer Darcy Anne Russotto Anthony Santos Sandra Savage Tracey E. Schneider 73 “Boy, these are heavy,’’ says tough guy Jeff Mule. Jane Rontey Rebecca Lynn Ryder Lisa A. Rowe Scott Sagan Bernie Foote keeps the beat of the Fermi band three times better with his tom-toms. Shirley Smith William Sperrazza Mona Senatro Boris Shaw Bruce Skinner Christopher Stack Richard Stanio Maureen Slattery Kathleen Stanio Amy Steiger Patricia Scully Brian Schulte 74 What’s on your minds Steve Bourdeau, Mark Johnson, Chris Chapman and Ken Chase? Anne Marie Stroiney Donald Such Audrey Szoka Riitta Tanttu Sean Stephens Barbara Stewart Christine Suleski Kathleen Sterling Kimberly Stewart Jane Swiatek Hyla Tatro Jennifer Temple 75 Christine Tenero Marie Teseny Donald Teske Donna Therrien Lisa Bower tries out for the ZZ Top Video, “Legs,” while Julie Doak invents a new dance step. Michael Thibodeau Michelle Thorne Antonio Tittarelli Mariko Toda Lori Toman Theresa Tracey Elizabeth Typrowicz 76 Christopher Usher Donna Vella With her new Fermi pass, Cara Picano can’t be late to class! Kelly Verny Peter Veto Todd Vining Robert Vose Charles Veto Tammy Villani David Vujs Margaret Wallace Vicki Wallace Christine Walsh 77 Robert Warshal Christina Welton Donald Webb James Welch you get!” exclaims Patty Lisa White ‘‘What you see is what Scully. Kimberlyann Wilczynski Paul Wohlfahrt Noelle M. Wojciehowski Colleen Whitman Rebecca Woodard 78 Debra Zipp Joan Wright Eric Zeilor Jodi-Lynne Wyman Kelly Zeph Jacquelyn Yeager Timothy Zinza Darlene Nelson contemplates whether or not to go to homeroom. Todd Avery rehearses his part of the band’s rendition of “Eye of the Tiger.” 79 Looks like Cathy Bizier is ready to tackle another class. The answer to number five on the test just dawned on Robin Bernier. Camera Shy Gonzalo Arango Brian Blier Paul Boucher Paul Bristol Paula Bristol Shirley Cassista Doug Crawford Michael Crombie Dave Crosby Paul Curnan Sandra Fauteux David Gallagher Bill Hennessey Robert Holmes Timothy Keegan Myles Leavitt Kevin Loubier Brian Lyonnais Peter Main Phillip Marocchini James Mayotte Dave McCabe Dennis Moore Jeffrey Mule Darlend Nelson Jacqueline Nitch Jeff Perkins Brenda Philibert Cara Picano Robert Picard Lisa Prevost Vincent Scicolone Brian Severns James Severns Simmi Sokhey Matthew Strickland James Varnauskas Denise Vega Fred Vitale Charalee Yeske Karen Wasko 80 1. The gangs all here: Donna Vella, Marie Teseny, Jill LeDoux, and Kathy Parakilas. 2. “What should I wear to the dance tonight?” questions Maureen Slattery. 3. “Where ' s my grade? inquires MaryLynn Quagliaroli. 4. Ralph Jensen tries to beat the stampede between classes by sneaking out early!! 5. “Excuse me?!” asks Scoti Marcil. 6. The ' 85 jeans queens: Marijean Panella, Kelly Zeph, Kim Porcello, and Fran Romano. 81 1. As Patti Connors looks on Jackie Yeager exclaims, You’ve got to be kidding!” 2. . . . another version of locker room follies at Fermi High!!!??!! 3. Bernadette O’Tool rests easy until the bell. 4. Jackie Nitch is working on her latest D.E.C.A. bulletin board project. 5. “Honest, exclaims Lynelle Neuter, I didn’t do it!” 6. “Say cheese for the camera!” 1. Senorita Dianne Evans questions El Jefe’s grammar points. 2. Jane Rontey and Matt Strickland are busy “holding up” the wall. 3. Joel Davidson is relieved that his Industrial Education mid-term is finished. 4. Kati Moran’s Fermi spirit is demonstrated by her Fermi sweatshirt. 5. Brian Leonard reviews “one more time” before his big test. 6. David Miranda is all “tied” up! 3 83 1. Juan Gonzalez watches John Cunningham and Boris Shaw flex their muscles. 2. “What are you doing at school this time of night, guys?” 3. Kathy Sterling — Fermi’s new Marine! 4. Mike Thibodeau is ready for action! 5. Luellen Lemay is a smiling Fermi hockey fan! 6. Karen Lanigan, Steve Bordeau and . . . their new . . . toy?! 84 1. No food fights, Donn Webb!! 2. “Is this my best side? questions Renee Cyr. 3. “Wake up, Brenda Newport. It is Monday morning!” 4. “Don’t touch my necklace!” warns Noelle Wojciehowski. 5. Even with three hours of homework, Kim Carpenter can still smile. 6. It’s the real Tim Pilkington ... or is it?! 85 Academy Award Winners of 1985 I Class Actor and Actress: Darcy Russotto and Chuck Maggio Flirt and Casanova: Jill LeDoux and Matt Strickland 86 Class Brownies: Tricia Agro and Chris Stack Class Artist: John Cunningham and Jane Rontey Most Guillible: Brad Moskowicz and Denise Faucher Most Likely to Succeed: Dave Dowd and Chris Tenero Most Business-like: Steve Bajek and Lori Toman Class Blushers: Marianne Barnett and Brian Daly 87 88 Most Intellectual: David Dowd and Tonya Day Done Most For Class: Pat Moriarty and Mari- jean Panella Class Angels: Anne Marie Stroiney and Carlo Reale Friendliest: Brad Moskowicz and Patricia Connors Most Attractive: Matt Strickland and Donna Vella Most Spirited: The Class of 1985 89 Most Talkative: Larry Hanna and Marie Teseny Nicest Smiles: Rob Warshal and Luellen Lemay Best Buddies : Brad Moskowicz and Don Webb Best All Around: Pete Veto and Jane Swiatek 90 Best Buddies: Chris Tenero and Sue Griffin Class Heartbreakers: Matt Strickland and Debbie Zipp Class Clowns: Dianne Evans and Larry Hanna Cutest: Rob Vose and Elisa Broderick Class Musicians: Bryan Chase and Debbie Sanders Best Dressed: Chuck Maggio and Donna Vella 91 92 Cristopher Agro Ags, Flame Don ' t worry about it!”, “Relax.” Soccer 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Senior In- tramural Floor Hockey 4. Patricia Agro Trish, Trash “I’m gonna fail!”, “This is a joke.” Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 (J.V. Co-Captain, 4); Girl s ' Basketball Manager 1; Student Faculty Senate 3, 4; Homecoming Float Committee 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; UNICEF Committee 2; Usherette at Graduation 2; Class Night Committee 1; Yearbook 1 . Theresa J. Alaimo Teri “I really don ' t feel like painting today!”, “God, I hate Monday mornings!” Art Shows 1, 2, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Art Award 1; Art Festival Committee 2. Kathleen E. Anderson Kathy, Kath, J.P. “You ' re a Bozo.” Majorettes 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-Captain 3, Captain 4). Renzo J. Arietti Ren Ricardo J. Arietti Ric, Rickey “Whaling Dude!” Model U.N. 2, 3, 4; As Schools Match Wits 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey (Co- Founder); High Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Grand Marshall, Graduation 1984. Michelle Arre Mich “Wanna cruise by Glenn’s? Student Faculty Senate 3, 4; Yearbook 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1,2. Susan A. Avery Sue, Suer “Unreal”, Get out!” Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4. Sheryl A. Bachard Sher “That hurts Dude! , “Give me a break!” Soccer 3, Student Faculty Senate 3, 4; UNICEF Club 2; Yearbook 1; Band 1; Peer Counseling 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Float Committee 2, 3; Class Night Com- mittee 1. Steve Bajek Estebe Football 1; Wrestling 1, 2; State Representative Intern 1, 2; FBLA 1. Sharon Ball Blondie “Where’s Dagwood?”, “You ' ll never guess what?!?!” Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Drama Club 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1; Track 1. Marianne Barnett Mar, Mur “What a Goober!”, “I’m so embarassed.” Chorus 1; Track 1; Softball 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2; Magazine Dive 4. Michelle Baudin Poochie “Oh no! We’re in trouble!”, “Bump You!” Yearbook 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Magazine Drive 4; Spanish Award 1. Jeffrey A. Beiler Jeff, Beils “Football, you bet!’’, “What ' s happening?” Track 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Outstanding Defensive Lineman, 4). Robert W. Blaser, Jr. Bob, Blaze “Looks like a cartoon. , “Exactly!” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Tennis 3, 4; Domestic Student Exchange 1; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2, 3; Float Committee 3, 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Grand Marshal of Graduation 1984; Host of Senior Prom 3. Thomas Blount “T” Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 3, 4); Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 3, 4). Stephen G. Bordeau Steve “Awesome!”, Hey dude, what ' s up?” Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Sheree Bouthiette Sheree Lynn, Little B “Give me a break!”, “That’s it!” Volleyball 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 2, 4); Softball 1, 2, 3; Field Hockey 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 2, 3; International Club (UNICEF) 2; Magazine Drive 4. Lisa Bower Lis, Babe “O K. Honey!”, “Hey Baby!” Band 1,2, 3. Michael P. Bowler Mike, Bowls “You got to be kidding me!” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1; Track 1; High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4 (President 3, 4); Latin Award 3; Language Award 3; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Graduation Usher 3. Delilah Braswell Del, Bra “Hey, what is it?” Edward M. Brazauskas “Fast Ed”, “The Coach “Gimme a break!”, “Psychologically speaking . . Elisa A. Brodrick Shorty, Elsie “I can ' t think of anything to say!” Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 1. 2; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4 (Vice Presi- dent 3, 4); Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Peer Counseling 2, 3; Magazine Drive 4. Allen Brunelle Bruleo Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 1, 3, 4; Literary Magazine 2, 3; Honor Roll 3. Darcie L. Buker Dee, Spacie “Pretty wicked”, Pretty cool” Mitzi A. Burke Smiley “Why not?” Volleyball 3; Swimming 1; Track 1. Christopher L. Camara Chris, Mera “Whatever!” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Wrestling 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 2); Stu- dent Faculty Senate 4; Senior In- tramural Floor Hockey 4; Honor Roll 1, 2,3,4. Pamela Jeanne Caplette Panky, Cappy “Wicked cool!”, “Ooh baby!” Hockey Manager 4; Baseball 3, 4 (Manager 4); Band 4; Assistant Drum Major 3, 4. Peter D. Catania Pete, Fish “What’s up Guy?” Lamplighters 2, 3 (Historian 3); Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Student Faculty Senate 2, 3, 4; Legislative In- ternship Program 3- Float Committee 4; Spirit Week Committee 4; Yearbook 1. Christopher D. Ceresky Ski, Ceresk “Who cares!”, “Dude that hurts!” Tennis 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Soccer 1; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Stu- dent Council 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Faculty Senate 4; interna- tional Club 2; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 4; Track 1; Band Council 1 (Vice- President 1). Amy L. Chapman Ame, Amelia “Wanna know what? National Honor Society 3, 4; High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Peer Counseling 2, 3; Volleyball 4 (J.V. Cap- tain 4); Graduation Usher 3; Senior In- tramural Floor Hockey 4. Chris Chapman Chap, Chappy Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Cross Country 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4. Paul M. Chapman Mickey, Chappy “What?” Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 1, 4); Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; MVP Wrestling 3; Football 1; Track 1. Bryan Chase Sev Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Jazz Band 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 3, 4; Honor Roll High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Dennis Cisco Sco, Bear “Later on!”, “We’ll be rockin’.” Track 1. Patricia Ann Connors Pattie, Pinhead “Yucka”, “Give me air!’’ Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Co-captain, MVP 3); Band 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; History Award 1; English Award 1, 3; Yale Book Award 3; Harvard Book Award 3; Daughters of the American Revolution Citizens Award 4; Literary Magazine 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4. Laurie Cosgrove Laur, Cosmoe “Oh my God!’’, “Say what?” Float Committee 2; Honor Roll 3, 4; Library Aid. Christine Cotnoir Chris, Toad “Did you need a ride?”, “Hey Jack!” Field Hockey 1 (Captain, MVP); Basket- ball 2; Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain, MVP 1); Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Float Committee 3, 4; Magazine Drive 4; Bowling Club 1; Best English Student Award 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1. Mario Cournoyer Mar “That’s Jive! , “Have a good one!” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. Lisa E. Cousineau Lees “Calm Down!”, “Cool it!” Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 3); Ten- nis 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; German Club 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Christopher Cox Coxer “That’s weak!”, “You Gumby!” Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (All League Tight End, Honorable Mention 4); Tennis 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2; Wrestling 1; Senior In- tramural Floor Hockey 4; High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Marc A. Criscitelli Telli, Cris Be real!”, “I ' m out of here!” Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 2; Magazine Drive 4, Floor Hockey 4. David M. Crosby Cros Football 2, 3; Basketball 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2; Track 1. Rene6 J. Cyr Rae Backoff”, “Go scratch, Poochie! Varsity Swimming 2; DE 3, 4; DECA 3, 4 (President 4); Honor Roll 3, 4; German Club 3, 4; Spanish Merit Award 1. Brian Daly Dale. Beatilete “Are you crazy? , “Exactly, what’s up?” Hockey 3, 4; Honor Roll 1. Joel A. Davidson Big Guy, J.D. “Go for it! , Right!!!” Football 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1 . Tonya Day Ton, T “Momma! , “I think not!” Softball 1; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Year- book 1 (Co-Editor); Student of the Month 1; Baseball Manager 2; Student Faculty Sanate 2, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Float Committee 2. 3, 4; Magazine Drive 4; Domestic Student Exchange 1. Robert V. Decker Rob, Victor What a rush!”, Oh, rats!” Honor Roll 1, 4; Soccer 2, 3; Business Award 1; Wrestling 4 Kimberley A. DeMaria Kim, M M Oh myGod! , “Really? Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Class Secretary 2; Class President 3; Student Faculty Senate 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1. John K. DePolt “Ya right!”, “Are you sure?” FHA Hero 3, 4 (President 4); Ski Club 2, 3, 4; FHA Hero National Food Service Event 3rd Level 3; Band 1, 2. Steve Deske Slick What’s up spud?” Track and Field. Karen A. Devin Cindy L., Num Nut “You Guys!” Cheerleading 1; FBLA3. Heidi Ann Dirrigl Squeaky “By Guys!” President of Class 2; Activity Director of Class 3; Student Faculty Senate 1, 2, 3, 4; DECA 4; Manager of Basketball 4. Julie Lynne Doak Toots, Jules “You’re out of control!”, Seriously!” Band. Jacqueline M. Doane Jackie, TB Where are the guys?”, “Nifty! Volleyball 4; Track 1; Ski Club 1; Honor Roll 3. Rebecca A. Donlon Big Bad Beck, Wild Woman Peer Counseling 3. John R. D’Orazio Jonny, Rozie “Aim high. Go Air Force!” Soccer 1. David Dowd Dave, Dudley Don’t worry about it!”, “I don’t know!” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (JV Captain 3); Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Model United Na- tions 3, 4; Literary Magazine 3, 4; As Schools Match Wits 4; High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; School Literary Award 1, 3; Boys’ State 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; NCTE Achievement Award in Writing 1984; Senior In- tramural Floor Hockey 4. Keith J. Dubish Dogger Concert Band 1, 2, 3; Jazz Band 2, 3. Jeff Duga Froyd, Duges Football 1, 2, 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Tennis 4. Joann Dumesnil Joan, Jetty Wonderful!” Softball 1. Roger F. Eddy Rog, Hi Hon “Keep smiling, it helps!” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Float Worker 3. Chris Ericson Leif “Mega radical , “What not!” Soccer 1, 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 4; Ski Club 2. 3. Dianne Evans Nurse D., Tinkerbell Ay Caramba!”, Dios mio que pasa?” Basketball 1, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 1, 4); Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Denise Faucher Nise, D.T.B.C.F.F. Momma! , Let ' s go cruisin’.” Ski Club 1; Select Chorus 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Faculty Senate 4; Class Secretary 4 Merrill V. Fenton Skipper, Skipio Actually”, And God said, Let there be music!”” Concert Marching Band 1, 2, 3; Jazz Ensemble 2, 3; Concert Choir 4; Har- mony and Theory 3, 4; All State 2. Michele J. Fern Mickie “Hey!”, “Have a MO! Thomas R. Gauvreau Gav, Clone “S-S-S-Sure!” “How’s it going?” Hockey 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Honor Roll 3, 4. Marie L. Grieves Marie “Yeah!”, “I have to go to England!” Concert Band 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2. Daniel Giordano Dan, Geo, Wayne “Swrench” “Richie” Soccer 1, 2; Hockey 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4). Denise Lee Greenleaf Dee, Dee Dee “Give me a break!” Are you serious? Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3,4. Susan Griffin Sue Grif Wow!” Where’s Chris?” Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Literary Magazine 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; History Award 3. Michael J. Grip The Gripper, Gripster That’s wicked cool! “Right!!” National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling Club 2; Senior In- tramural Floor Hockey 4. Scott Gurry Gur Let ' s go skiing!” Football 1; Track 1, 2; Ski Club 1, 2; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 4. Larry E. Hanna Jr. Jr.. Lar, Cherry “Marijean!!” Are you Crazy?” “Can we talk?” Track 1; Ice Hockey 3, 4; Float Commit- tee 4; Homeroom Representative 4; Student Council 1. Denise Hannah DeeDee, DeeDi Who me?” “Wanna bet!” Nurses Aide 3, 4; Office Aide 1 . Florence M. Heald Flo; go with the flow He Haw let’s have a Brew ha!” “Where’s the party?” Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3; Honor Roll 2; Bookstore 1. Carol Heath Cedol What do you think you ' re doing?” “Did you do the homework?” Band 2, 3; Literary Magazine 4; Model Congress 3; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; State Capitol Internship 4; Float Committee 2, 3, 4. Kimberley June Hesse Mucha, Kym “Wicked” Field Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 4 (Captain 1); Softball 1, 2, 4. Jeanne M. Hietala Charlie, Mickey, Chuckles Are they in?” “What am I going to do?” Volleyball 2, 3 (J.V. Captain 3); Track 2, 94 3, 4 (Captain 3, 4); State Capital Intern- ship 3, 4; Yearbook 1; School Newspaper 1 (Editor); Band 1; National Honor Society 3, 4 (Tutoring 4). Deborah L. Hoffman Deb, eb “Wicked cool” “No way Volleyball 2, 3, 4; National Honor Socie- ty 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2 (Manager 2); Junior Achievement 1. Kristine M. Hoke Kris, Kristmas Snow a time for all . . . and all in time to slip beyond the border line of who we are and where we long to be.” . . . Billy Squier. Tennis 2; Lamplighters 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Graphics and Photography 3, 4. Douglas A. Huot Doogile, Mister Sister “I wanna Rock! “When we going to Florida? Honor Roll 1; BOE 4; Art Award 1. Patricia A. Jensen Patti, PJ “You guys!!!” “We whale!!” Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1; Student Faculty Senate 4; Float Com- mittee 3, 4; Magazine Drive 4; Spirit Week Committee 4; Baseball Manager 1 . Marc Johnson Johns “Oh boy!” Baseball 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Faculty Senate 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Karen Jones Kana, Keji “That’s life “Karen!” Chorus 1 Lamplighters 2, 3; Food Service 3, 4; HERO Club 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer HERO Club 4. Melanie Jordan Dr. Mel “Pas de reponse!” “What time is it?” Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Kelly A. Kertanis Kak “Yes, you are awesome!!” Field Hockey 2, 3. David Ken Kido Kenny, Kamikaze “No doubt” “Exactly” J.V. and Varsity Football; Freshman Soccer; Basketball; Baseball. Rick J. Koehnlein Herb “Where’s the party?” Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Douglas M. Langlois Doug, Danato “Que pasa medico?” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Basketball 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honors 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Jazz Band 4. Guylaine Laplante Spanky, Fish “Oh my God!” “That’s wicked cool!” Honor Roll 4; Homeroom Represen- tative 3; Lamplighters 2, 3. Michael P. LaSata Hulka, Big guy “Life’s tough” “Yeah, right” Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (J.V. Captain 3); Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; DeLarseca Earth Science Award 1; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Magazine Drive 4; Business Student of the Month (October 84); Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4. Terry LeBlanc Chipper “mine Volleyball 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Basketball 3, 4; Softball 3 (Captain 3). Jill Marie LeDoux Flapper, B.S.L. “I need more coffee!” “Hey kid Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Class Night Committee 4; Wrestling Manager 2; Magazine Drive 4; Basketball Manager 4; Usher for Variety Show 2, 3; Student Faculty Senate 1, 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 4); Director of Activities 2; MVP for Field Hockey 3 (Captain 1); Governor Council Award 3; Student of the Month 1; Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3, 4; Student Representative — Board o f Education 2, 3, 4. Luellen A. Lemay Blu, Lu “You’re a jerk!” Honor Roll 2; Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 2. Marc David Levine Marco, Marcus, Mean Levine “Where’s Rubacha?” “Later on.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Honorable Mention All Conference 4); Ski Club 1; Yearbook 4; Magazine Drive 4; Honor Roll 3, 4. Lara J. Levinthal Lev “I don’t believe this!” Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 3); Basketball 1; Softball 1, 2, 3; Senior In- tramural Field Hockey 4; Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3, 4 (Vice-President 3, 4); FBLA District Competition in Entrepreneurship First Place 1; State Competition fifth place; Honor Roll 4. Daniela L. LiNoche Dani “Hey!” “I don’t understand this!” Colorguard 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Varsity Wrestling Manager 3; Nurse’s Aide Club 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Hospital Volunteer 2; Magazine Drive 4. Karen A. Longmore Roo, Annie “Who cares?” “Where’s Karen?” Ski Club 1, 2, 4; Honor Roll 1, 3, 4. Bonnie Lopez Bon, Binny “Hey! “What’s up?” Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3, 4; Ice Hockey Manager 2, 3; Green House Aide 2, 3, 4; FBLA Sales Award 3. Mamie Lord Marnabell, Marnables “This chews” “I don’t know!” Volleyball 2; Student Faculty Senate 3. Paula M. MacDonald Burger King Charles Maggio Chuck, Chuck-eye “Dirtbag” “You know what I mean?” Lamplighters 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Year- book Staff 1; Classnight 1; Student Council 1. Michael T. Malley F. B., Lovie “Hey B. F., what’s up?” “Check it out.” Track and Field 1, 2; Weight Training Club 2. Kristen Scot Marcil Scoti “Basically” Field Hockey 1, 3; Swimming 2 (Diver); La mplighters 2; Track 3, 4; FHA HERO 3,4. Dan Merritt Home grown “Baked is real” Oh big time” Hockey 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 2. David C. Miller Dave Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 1, 3, 4; Honor Roll 3, 4. David G. Miranda Dave, David “Elisa, Elisa, Elisa” “When David cries. Band 1,-2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Literary Magazine 4; Track 1; Jazz Band 1; Band Council 1, 4 (Vice- President); Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4. Dennis A. Moore Dinty, Breaker “What’s up with you man?” “Dude, your place or mine?” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 1, 4) (MVP 1, 4); Wrestling 3. Kati Moran Kates, Izzi “Oh my God!” “Thank God I’m a Senior! Maria Moretti “Rea”, Buddy “Cara here come F. D.!” “Oh! Oh!” Magazine Drive 4; Soccer 2. Patrick E. Moriarty Chicken-legs, Sodium Chloride “Where’s Flipper?” “Not today” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Magazine Drive 4. Brad K. Moskowicz Mosk, Bradley “Lost all due respect!” “I’m living in a NAM!” Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 2. Michael Mucci Muegee You’re lying.” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Baseball 3, 4; Wrestling 3. Jeffrey C. Mule Mule “How ya doing?” “Florida, I NEED IT BAD!! Soccer 2; Hockey 2, 3, 4 (Captain); Float Committee 4; Magazine Drive 4. Kenneth A. Nabors Nibbs “No doubt” “On a good day” Football 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 3, 4; Bowling Club 1, 2. Brenda C. Newport Bren Track 1; Cross Country 1; Drama Club 1; Swimming 2, 3; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3. Christine O’Konis Chrissy “Yah Kel, I’m working at the Pit tonight!” “Hey Kellie-Betty!” HERO Club 3, 4; Food Service 3, 4; Honor Roll 4. Jennifer Organ Jen, Jenny O. “I’m gonna break your face” “So what’s going on?” DECA 1, 2; Nurse ' s Aide 2, 3, 4. Robin A. Ottman Flipper, Dimples “Where’s sodium (Na)?” “You’re such a goober” Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 3, 4); Ten- nis 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Cynthia Pallotta Cinza, Cin “Was that the first bell?” “Oh please!” Newspaper 2; Racquetball Club; Year- book 1. Marijean Panella M. J., Mar “Right!” “Kelly, you’re so cute you kill me.” Volleyball 2; Student Faculty Senate 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 2, 4 (Treasurer 2, 3XVice President 4); Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4; FBLA 3, 4 (Treasurer 4); UNICEF 3, 4; Toys For Tots 2, 3, 4. Kathryn M. Parakilas Kath, Prakadoo “Don’t worry about it.” “Obviously, I want a doo!” Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 1, 4); Class Historian 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Faculty Senate 2, 3, 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Briar- wood Book Award 3; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Yearbook 1; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 1. Gloria Rae Parlapiano Glo, Glor “What’s up?” “Sue we gotta get together!” Band (Marching and Concert) 1, 2; Peer Education; Bowling Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Soft- ball 1,2. Jeff J. Perkins Perk, Joey “Awesome Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1. Cara Picano “Woozy” “Beach Buddy 84” “Oh, my God!” “Miss Billy Idol (cpXmm)” Yearbook 1; Magazine Drive 4; Honor Roll 1; Field Hockey 1. Kimberly A. Porcello Flash, Kim “I want to go home!” “The guys!” Class Vice President 2; Student Faculty Senate 2, 3, 4; Class Advisor of Ac- tivities 4; Float Committee 2, 4. Brian M. Poulin Bri “What’s up slick?” “Daddy’s home boys.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 1. Carlo A. Reale Carlo, Carlucho “It’s cloudy . . . It’s Monday . . .” Student Faculty Senate 1, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Literary Magazine 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, (Presi- dent 1); Magazine Drive 4. Georgina M. Richard George, Georgie “Smile,” “Minaguta” Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Model U.N.; National Honor Society. David M. Rinald Dave, Reynalds Ski Club 4; Honor Roll 2, 3, 4; Human Involvement Program 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1, 2; Electronics Pro- gram 1 (Asnuntuck Community College). Francine C. Romano Fran, Frannie “I’m scared, Kim, you better drive!” Class President 4; Student Faculty Senate 3, 4. Max Rubacha Mad Max, Rubachy “At ease!” “Where’s Levine? Football 1; Band 1, 2, 3; Bowling Club 1. Darcy A. Russotto Darce “But MissdeHann . . .!!” Lamplighters 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Year- book 4 (Co-Editor); Field Hockey 2, 3; Cross Country Ski Club 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Concert Choir 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Rebecca Lynn Ryder Becky, Rebe “Little One” “Gork” National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Hockey 1 (Captain), Most Dedicated Player Award 2, 3; All- League 4 (Captain), All-State, All- League Track; Most Dedicated Player Award; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Ski Club 3, 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Citizenship Award 1. Deborah Sanders Debbie, Deb “Two minutes Track 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 4; Swimming 2, 3 (Captain 3); Band 1, 2, 3, 4 (Secretary 3, Drum Major 4); Eastern Region 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Tracey E. Schneider T.N.T., Tray, Bits “Let ' s not, and say we did! Yearbook 1; Colorguard 1. Bruce Skinner Brucie, Pooky “Really?” “Hey guy! Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Lamplighters 1, 2; Human Involvement Program 3, 4; Computer Club 2, 3 (Secretary 3). Maureen A. Slattery Slats, Mo “Are you buzzed?” Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 4); Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Baseball Manager 1; Magazine Drive 4. Christopher M. Stack Chris, Cujo “Do you have to work?” Honor Roll; Computer Club; Ski Club. Kathy A. Stanio Dingy, Boo-Boo “Tell Larry I love him!” “You’re so queer” J.V. Cheerleading 3; Football Manager 4; Band 2; DECA 3, 4. Sean Stephen Seanes, Stuckey “Hey, way to go Hamilton!!” Tennis 3; Honor Roll3. Kathleen Sterling Kathie, KES “Life is so strange” “How are ya?” Guidance Aide 2, 3, 4; Blue House Aide 3; International Club 2; Lamplighters 2. Kimberly M. Stewart Kimbo, Rita “Momma!!” “What’s up?” Majorettes, 1, 2, 3 (Captain 1); Honor Roll 3, 4; Float Committee 3, 4; Varsity Football Manager 4. Anne Marie P. Stroiney Anne, Ana Maria 95 Oh God!! Future Business Leaders of America 3; Band 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 4 (Co-Editor 4); Typing Award 3; Bay Path Jr. College Alumnae Award 3; Outstanding Business Student of the Month 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. Jane Swiatek Jake, Swia Get a Real life (personality, job, etc.)!” Don ' t you be doing that! Track 1, 2, 3,4 (Captain 1, 3, 4); All League 2, 3; (MVP 1, 2, 3); Cross Coun- try 3, 4 (MVP 3); Field Hockey 1, 2; Basketball Statician 2, 3, 4; Girls’ State 3; Nominee to Girls ' Nation 3; Student Faculty Senate 2, 3, 4; Class Represen- tative to the Executive Board 2, 3; Stu- dent Council President 1; Domestic Student Exchange 1; 1984 Japan — U S. Senate Scholarship Program of Youth for Understanding Nominee 3; As Schools Match Mits 3, 4; Physics Aide 4; Math Tutor 3, 4; High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Prom Hostess 3; Homecoming Committee 2, 3, 4; American High School Athlete 4. Audrey D. Szoka Drey “Facial! No way!!” Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; Literary Magazine 3, 4. Riitta Tanttu Well, anyways!” Forget It! FHA HERO 4; Lamplighters 4. Jennifer L. Temple Jen, Miss Kentucky Hi Ya ' H Awesome!” Future Business Leaders of America 4; Class Secretary 1; Class Representative 1, 2; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3; French Club 2, 3. Christine L. Tenero Chris Oh, wow! Where ' s Sue? National Honor Society 3, 4 (Treasurer); Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Renselaer Award 3; Math Award 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. Marie T. Teseny Mouth, Tes “Well, ALRIGHT! Larry, stop it!! Yearbook 1; Future Business Leaders of America 2, 3, 4 (President 3); Class Of- ficer 3, 4 (Vice-President 3, Treasurer 4); Student Faculty Senate 3, 4; DECA 3; Cheerleading 1; Wrestling Manager 2; Football Manager 4; Model Congress 3; Select Chorus 1. Mariko Toda M. T., Shortie, Angie Girls’ Soccer 4; Lamplighters 4; Ski Club 4; Honor Roll 4. Theresa Tracey Tree, T Hey dudes!” Yearbook 1; Baseball Manager 1; Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; Float Commit- tee 4; Magazine Drive 4; Student Facul- ty Senate 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4; Spirit Week Committee 4; Prom Committee 4. Elizabeth Typrowicz Beth Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Donna Marie Vella Donna-Doo, Don “Whaaat! Come with me! Yearbook 1 (Editor); Cheerleading 1 (Co-Captain) 2, 3, 4; Future Business Leaders of America 2; Student Faculty 3, 4; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; Class Secretary 3; DECA 3, 4 (Secretary); Magazine Drive 4. Kelly A. Verny Red, Weebs “Opus for President.” Hey” Honor Roll 2; Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Girls’ Basketball Manager 4; Cross Country Skiing 4. Charles L. Veto Chaz, Chez, Blade “What?” Go for it!” Soccer 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1. Peter W. Veto Musk. 3, Pete “I live for Wrestling “I’m tired” Football 4; Honor Roll 1, 3, 4; Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 1, 4); Don Ostraunder Award 4; MVP 1, 3; Magazine Drive 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3; Weightlifting Club 2. Robert Vose Voss Fresh, Where’s Z-Bop? Hockey 4; Soccer 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; High Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Margaret M. Wallace Peg, Peggysue DECA Club. Vicki A. Wallace Vic So, what’s new?” Give me a break!!” Future Business Leaders of America 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4; Homeroom Representative 1; Senior Magazine Drive 4; Leukemia Drive 3; MDA Drive 4; Class Night Committee 1; Toys For Tots 4. Robert A. Warshal Robbie, Berto Gimme a break!” C’mon” Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 3); National Honor Society; Track 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 4; As Schools Match Wits 4; Literary Magazine 4; Model U N. Club; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey. Christine A. Walsh Chris I can’t wait until Florida!” Wonderful!” Basketball 1; Yearbook 1; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 4; Student Faculty Senate 4; Student Advisory Committee 3, 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4. Donald E. Webb Dewie, Ebs, Ebbarr Push it.” “Pin” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 1, 2, 4); Soccer (Captain 1); Float Committee 2. Christina Marie Welton T, Lazy I miss Mike.” What a Gumby!” Hockey Manager 3. Lisa Marie White Lis I’m gonna be a nun!” Momma Yearbook 1, 4; Student Faculty Senate 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Float Committee 4; Magazine Drive 4. Jacquelyn Yeager Jack Bowling Club 1; Ski Club 1; Girls’ Basketball 1, 2; Girls ' Volleyball 3, 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4. Noelle M. Wojciehowski Sco, Noel, Noelle-doo I bought it in Boston “Momma Guidance Aide 1; Cheerleader 3, 4 (Captain 2); National Honor Society 3, 4 (Secretary 4); Magazine Drive 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Float Com- mittee 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 1, 2; Class Night Committee 1; Student Faculty Senate 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1, 4; Homeroom Representative 3, 4; Choral Council 1 (Secretary); Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Coaches Award 4. Rebecca Dawn Woodard Buffy, Beefy “You know” “No problem” Secretarial Aide 2, 3, 4. Joan Wright Lamplighters 2, 3; Cross Country Ski Club 3, 4; Colorguard 3, 4 (Co-Captain 4). Jodi Lynne Wyman Jodi “I don’t care” Shut up” Librarian in Chorus 3, 4; Lamplighters 3; Regional Chorus 4. Kelly A. Zeph Kel Boo-Boo Face” Oh, sure!” DECA 3, 4; Football Manager 4; Future Business Leaders of America 2; Float Committee 2, 4; Homecoming 4. Timothy M. Zinza Z-Bop, Bopper Where ' s Voss?” Hi-sign” Senior Intramural Floor Hockey. Debra Zipp I ' m never gonna get into college! Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4 (Captain 1); Stu- dent Faculty Senate 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 1; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Float Committee 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Intramural Floor Hockey 4; Softball 1; Track 4; Chorus 1; Domestic Student Exchange 1; Hospital Volunteer 2, 3, 4; Magazine Drive 4. m Football 1. Rick Koehnlein and Larry Dufraine aggressively pursue the ball carrier. 3. Pat Moriarty and Marc Levine give each other “five”before the game. 4. Juan Gonzalas and Marc Levine stuff a Raider for Thanksgiving. 5. Jeff Beiler and Mario Cournoyer punish another running back. First Row: Marc Levine, Brian Poulin, Jeff Beiler, Mario Cournoyer, Captain; Brian Donor, Captain; Tom Blount, Rick Koehnlein. Pete Veto, Don Teske, Tim Pilkington. Second Row: Pat Moriarty, Charlie Veto, Mike Fanelli, John Cunningham. Matt Strickland, Juan Gonzalez, Ken Nabors, Chris Cox, Mike Bowler, Ken Kido. Mike Lasata. Third Row: Ed Smith, Bill Garrity, Tom Dowd, Larry Dufraine. Frazier Daily. Mike Jacques, Jeff Duga, Brian Jones. Fourth Row: Mike Ludwick, Jason Race, Rod Lewis, John Butala, Tim Smith, Chris Silver, John Cutler. Varsity Football Junior Varsity Football First Row: Mike Ludwick, Bill Garrity, Captain; Frazier Daily, Captain Larry Duffraine, Chris Silver, John Cutler. Second Row: Jason Race, Ed Smith, Rod Lewis, Tom Dowd, Brian Jones, Mike Jacques, Mark Casper Third Row: Mike Garrity, Tyler Timion, John Butala, John Murphy, Tom Smith, Coach Mayo. 1. Brian Donor and Marc Levine expertly tackle the ball carrier. 2. Charles Veto runs for more yardage. 3. Don Teske signals that he’s safe. 5. Tom Bount fires off another successful pass for Fermi. 6. Tim Pilkington and Don Teske are attempting to strip the ball. 99 .X. t jd? 1- , - -. « ' • . . ' 1. Captains Brian Donor and Tom Blount call for heads or tails to start the game. 2. Jeff Beiler, Brian Poulin, and Mike Bowler are ready to block on the right side. 3. John Cunningham and John Butala are preparing to pass block for Tom Blount. 4. Frazier Daily aggressively runs for more yards. 5. Chris Cox valiantly holds on to the ball after taking a good hit. 6. Mike Fanelli goes for the first down. 7. Tim Pilkington executes a tackle from behind. 1. During the game the football team is avidly supported by the Fermi Band and fans! 2. Tim Pilkington swiftly changes direction during the game. 3. Tom Smith dodges the defense to gain yardage. 4. The Fermi defense bears down to find the ball carrier. 5. Marc Levine and Juan Gonzalez are ready to devour the offense. 6. Thanks, Mr. Gentile, for attending all of the home games! % Varsity Boys ' Soccer: First Row: Marc Criscitelli. Mike Mucci, Roger Eddy, Dennis Moore, Richard Decker Second Row: Pete Smith. Scott Ritchotte, Paul Smith. Tim White, Jim Langlois, David McGee. Jim Russell Third Row: Coach Batista, Doug Langlois. Rob Warshal. David Dowd. Dan LeBlanc, Brian Nolan. Fred Maghee, August Hochrainer, Carlos Cuellar. Chris Camara 1 . Marc Criscitelli is fighting for possession of the ball. 2. Danny LeBlanc wards off an opponent. 4. Leaping high to head a ball is Dennis Moore. 5. Goalie Bryan Nolan dives to make the stop. 102 Boys’ Soccer 1. Marc Criscitelli casually jogs the ball up the field. 2. Blinded by the light, Tim White dribbles the ball towards the goal. 3. Pete Smith maneuvers the ball away from the opposition. 5. The dust flies as Carlos Cuellar strains to kick the ball. 6. Chris Camara tries his hand at goalie during a practice session. Junior Varsity Boys ' Soccer: First Row: Michael Eddy, Michael LeBlanc. Captain Deven Camara. Jett Gawel. Scott Maheux Second Row: Nell Roeder. Michelle Lemleux, John Bromage, Michael Dobrzyckl. Keith Zawlstowskl, Tony Romano, Cheryl Bennett. Craig Wo|clehowskl Third Row: Jett Houde, Kevin Kearney, Ken Dagllo, Chip Laffarque, Ron Chwalek. Scott Shelton. Michael Connors, Steve Cybulskl. Eric Kaplan. Peter Calcasola. Mr Joly. 103 Girls’ Soccer Varsity Girls’ Soccer First Row: Mariko Toda, Betsy LaBlanc; Captain, Nancy Smith; Captain, Jeannine Michaud, Lisa Jakab. Second Row: Tracy Polmatier, Judy Freed, Darcy Hunt. Sara Levinthal, Simone Burke, Jackie Kido, Katie LeBlanc, Julie DeNigris. Third Row: Coach Anderson, Heather Dubian, Donna Gandolfo, Debbie Kearney, Linda Potter, Debbie Donohue, Lara Becker, Sue Kearney. Kristin Heldreth, Keri Lawnsby, Collette Normandin, Kristin Bennet, Maria Fiore, Coach Reveruzzi. 1. With her leg in position goalie Nancy Smith anticipates the arrival of the ball. 2. Kerri Lawnsby practices her ballet as the soccer ball rolls by. 4. Coach Reveruzzi doesn’t “clown around” with his coaching. 5. Where did Debbie Kearney learn to dribble so precisely? 6. Katie LeBlanc reaches “new heights” in the art of soccer playing. • 104 1. Jeannine Michaud can’t imagine where the ball is! 2. All of Kerri Lawnsby’s strength must be called upon to get the ball to her teammates. 3. With all her effort Linda Potter kicks the ball toward the goai 4. The wind seems to be too much for Mariko Toda. 5. Betsy LeBlanc anxiously sprints ahead of her opponent to retrieve the ball. 6. Linda Potter runs to the rescue for Fermi. Girls’ Volleyball 1. “Help, the ball ' s stuck to my finger! exclaims Crystal Lee. 3. Debbie Hoffman watches as Chip LeBlanc bumps the ball for the winning point. 4. As the game begins, Ms. Carbone shoots a subtle look of warning at the other team. 5. At halftime, the coaches discuss new strategy with Debbie Hoffman, Sheree Bouthiette, Patty Pinette, Crystal Lee, and Chip LeBlanc. T T r 7M: 1 1 7 I f. mium k Varsity Girls’ Volleyball First Row: Patty Pinette, Chip LeBlanc, Sheree Bouthiette, Heather McCain. Second Row: Coach Carbone, Coach Welsh, Debbie Hoffman, Marci Carew, Kathy Hoinoski, Crystal Lee. Junior Varsity Volleyball First Row: Stacy Hellyar, Jill Moryto, Brenda Cramer, Heather Mellyar, Lara Falardeau, Kim Hastings. Second Row: Miss Carbone, Karen Derech, Amy Chapman, Jackie Yeager, Jackie Doane, Lynn Moran, Debbie Fleck, Allyson Fuller, Miss Welsh. 1. Jackie Yeager smiles at the feeling of victory. 2. Amy Chapman enthusiastically leads the fans in a cheer. 3. Debbie Hoffman watches as Sheree Bouthiette agonizes over the execution of the perfect bump. 5. Heather McCain lures the ball to her hand. 6. “I ' m over here, signals Patty Pinette. J 107 Field Hockey 1. Jen Blaser stands by to assist Elisa Broderick as she prays for a hit! 2. What ' s behind your back Sue Mercik? 4. Darn, I missed the ball again,” groaned Jill LeDoux. 5. Is this ring around the rosy” or field hockey? 6. Surrounded by the opposing team’s defense, Jen Blaser skillfully executes a goal. Varsity Field Hockey First Row: Jennifer Blaser. Elisa Brodrick. Mary Daglio. Annemarie Vassalotti. Linda Giordano. Paula Hansen Second Row: Lisa Borkoski. Kathy Ciolkos. Chris Shewokis. Lara Levintahl, Kathy Kurkul. Lisa Gauvreau Third Row: Pam Mercik (manager). Lisa Cousineau. Jill LeDoux. Becky Ryder. Sue Mercik. Llnette Hamel (manager), Miss Sullivan (coach) Junior Varsity Field Hockey First Row: Kara Raffia, Kristen Marcil, Trish Agro, Leslie Figura, Kate Kaiser. Second Row: Theresa Buss, Beth Nohmy, Heather Barberie, Kim Browne, Sarah Fleming. Third Row: Jennifer Murphy, Kelly Army, Jennifer O’Konis, Laurie Currie, Mrs. Gates (coach). 1. Becky Ryder drives the ball to the forward line while Sue Mercik backs her play. 2. “Don ' t pick up the balll” screams Lisa Gauvereau to Sue Mercik. 3. Fermi’s goalie Lisa Borkoski is a rage in the cagel” 5. Annemarie Vassalotti practices a new ballet step in the midst of playl 109 Boys’ Cross Country Boys’ Cross Country First Row: John Folmsbee, Andy Raymond, Russ Constantine, Rob Cote, Dan Teigen. Second Row: Gerry Ceniglio; Captain, Dan Fogarty, Troy Wingen, Eric Eastham, Mike Guilford, Mike McNulty, Coach Ryczek. 1. With a last fighting breath Mike McNulty pulls in front of his Enfield adversary. 2. Mike Guilford and Rob Cote pace each other for the final leg of the race. 4. Gerry Ceniglio ' s easy stride carries him to victory. 5. The Fermi runners sprint out in front of their Enfield opponents. 110 Girls’ Cross Country 1. Miss Cardell waits with anticipation for her runners to come in. 2. While Mr. Ryczek and Lynelle Neuter discuss strategies, Jane Swiatek stretches out for the big run. 3. Jane Swiatek and Lynelle Neuter “chum around” with Mr. Ryczek before a meet. 5. Miss Cardell tries to talk Kelly Cloutier, Paige Roberts and Kristin Kraiza into keeping up the pace. 6. Samara Purdue, Paige Roberts, and Kristin Kraiza discuss plans for the next meet. Girls’ Cross Country Kristin Kraiza, Samara Purdue, Paige Roberts, Jane Swiatek; Captain, Lynelle Neuter, Kelly Cloutier, Miss Cardell. Girls’ Swimming 1 . Way to go! screams Mr. Lengyel. 2. Karen Beaudry’s concentration is intense as she prepares to do a swan dive. 4. The creature from the Black Lagoon is alive and well at Fermi High. 5. Heidie Gracie carefully eyes her entrance into the pool as she executes a flip. 6. Sharon Ball and Robin Ottman discuss the team’s prospects for victory. Varsity Swimming First Row: Heidi Gracie. Tina Latraverse. Co-Captain; Robin Ottman, Co-Captain; Sharon Ball, Sheila Borski, Kris Harger Second Row: Coach Lengyel. Mona Romondetta, Kim Maloney, Sue Romondetta, Ann-Marie Streeter. Janis Wiener, Assis- tant Coach Mr Lessard Third Row: Manager. Alan Grenier. Heidi Vanderheiden, Lee Pillitteri, Karen Beaudry, April Silva, Dave Crawford 1. “I’m the only one who can keep my head above water!” exclaims Raymonna Romondetta. 2. Heidi Vanderheiden waves to the crowd during the event. 3. “How do I get out of this position?” asks Karen Beaudry. 4. Executing a perfect dive, Tina Latraverse chalks up more points. 5. Robin Ottman checks the time in between laps. 6. Fermi Swimmers all “do it in different ways! 113 Boys’ Swimming 1. Paul Wentworth looks to the crowd for support. 3. Tom Condron shows his diving form. 4. Rick Mormino paces himself with the person next to him. 5. Alan Grenier looks ahead as he nears the finish line. First Row: Chris Cheshul, Al Grenier, Mike Okon, Co-Captain; Rick Mormino, Co-Captain; Paul Wentworth, Jim Fenton Second Row: Coach Bob Lengyel, Raymonna Romondetta, Susan Ramondetta, Dave Crawford, Tom Condron, Pat Liner, Doug Crawford, Mike Shaw, Al Rubacha Third Row: Coach Ken Lessard, Ann Streeter, Dan Phelps, Mike Decker, Gordon Murphy, Tony Benvenuto, Dan Broderick, Joe Amster f +• 1. Mr. Lengyel takes a dip before a meet. 2. Gordon Murphy goes down for one more drink. 3. Mr. Lessard checks over the line-up. 4. Dave Crawford asks if he’s on his tippy toes. 5. Pat Liner says, I can’t wait until this is over. 6. Mike Decker is the monster from the deep. 7. ”1 don’t think I’m doing this right,” thinks Doug Crawford. 115 Varsity Boys ' Basketball First Row: Chris Chapman, Don Webb, Captain; Brad Moskowicz Second Row: Jeff Houde. Bob Blaser, Bob Heim, Marc Johnson, Dave Crosby, Mark Wisnesky Third Row: Heather Dubian, Manager; Annemarie Vassalotti, Manager; Jill LeDoux, Manager; Mark Michaud, Todd Tweeddale, Bruce Beckford, Coach Hovey, Coach Morton 1. Bob Heim and his opponent face off along the baseline. 2. Bruce Beckford pulls up for an easy jumper. 4. Don Webb soars through the air for a lay-up. 5. Chris Chapman shoots over the South Windsor defense. 116 Boys’ Basketball 1. Dave Crosby dribbles up the court after recovering his opponent’s turnover. 2. Brad Moskowicz sprints downcourt to make the transition into defense. 3. Marc Johnson sets up in a tight zone defense. 5. Don Webb drives through the defense for a potential basket. 6. Bob Blaser and his opponent battle for the loose basketball. Junior Varsity Boys’ Basketball First Row: Ed Smith, Frank Zambino, Mike Anderson, Jeff Houde, Devin Camara, Tony Romano, Paul Smith. Second Row: Brian Jones, Dusty Baker, Mark Michaud, Todd Tweeddale, Mike Smolenski, Kevin Whitely, Coach Hovey. 117 Girls’ Varsity Basketball First Row: Paula Hansen, Debbie Kearney, Sheree Bouthiette, Captain; Mindy Guiel, Terry LeBlanc. Second Row: Jane Swiatek, manager; Kym Hesse, Lisa Borkoski, Sheila Borski, Becky Ryder, Coach Ryczek. 1. Kym Hesse puts her ail into a free throw. 2. Lisa Borkoski and her Rockville opponent battle for position in the lane. 4. Perfect form assures Debbie Kearney an easy two points. 5. Sheree Bouthiette, Sheila Borski, and Debbie Kearney reach for the stars. 118 Girls’ Basketball 1. Becky Ryder aggressively cuts her opponent off from the basketball. 2. Co-Captain, Dianne Evans dribbles the ball upcourt to generate the Fermi offense. 3. Terry LeBlanc searches for an opening in the defense to dish the ball off. 5. Paula Hansen tries to breakdance before the game. 6. Sheree Bouthiette dribbles through the defense while teammate Lisa Borkoski looks on. Girls’ Junior Varsity Basketball First Row: Sara Levinthal, Co-Captain; Katie LeBlanc, Co-Captain Second Row: Lara Becker, Amy Brown, Jackie Kido, Judy Freed, Darcy Hunt, Lee Pilliteri Third Row: Diane Stoner, Bobbi Verny, Sue Kearney, Julie Perkins, Sherri Webb, Laura Bachard, Ms. Derose, Coach 119 Wrestling 1. Jimmy Severns rides his opponent to the mat. 3. Joel Davidson is ready to do battle with his next victim. 4. Resisting his opponent, Andy Raymond fights to return to his base. 5. Mat Mormino shows no mercy as he puts a vicious hold on his Hartford Public counterpart. Wresting: First Row: Todd Vining, Mike Beaudry, Paul Chapman, Captain; Peter Veto, Captain; Brian Girard, Jose Nevaro, Karen Beaudry Second Row: Andy Raymond, Don Friday, Todd Gurry, Mike Dobrzycki, Glen Gulbraith, Joshua Dap, John Curran, Jeff Okon Third Row: Coach Aleks, Dan Jergin, Joel Davison, Mat Mormino, Eric Eastham, Bernie Foote, Steve Harding, Ken Daglio, Jeff Landry 120 Hockey: First Row: Brian Daly, Rob Vose, Mickey Kauffman, Tom Gauvreau, Brian Shulte, Scott Greenough, Dan Giordano, Jeff Perkins, Larry Hanna, Dan Merritt, Jeff Mule Second Row: Coach Miltz, Scott Ritchotte, Pete Smith, Tim White, Steve DeGregorio, Bob Caplette, Jim Burke, Chris Pelligrini, Andy Perkins, Pam Caplette, Manager; Chris Shewokis, Manager, Mr. Polmatier 1. Brian Schulte lays down on the job. 2. Tom Gauvreau tries to outmaneuver his opponent. 4. Brian Daly skates his way towards the puck. 5. Dan Merritt attempts to make a shot from behind the net. 122 Ice Hockey 1 . Jeff Mule searches the center of the rink to find an open teammate. 2. Rob Vose seeks to steal the puck from an oncoming opponent. 3. Fermi students show what spirit really is. 4. Larry Hanna executes the perfect slap shot. 5. Jeff Perkins is ready for the oncoming puck. 6. One of Fermi’s finer moments after a game of triumph. 123 Cheerleaders 1. Kim Okon cheers the team to victory. 3. Fermi Cheerleaders “climb to new heights!” 4. Noelle Wojciehowski can pose for a camera anywhere. 5. Patti Jensen checks if she ' s doing the cheer correctly. Varsity Cheerleaders First Row: Kathy Parakilas, Co-Captain, Maureen Slattery, Co-Captain Second Row: Theresa Tracey, Kathy Banahan, Donna Vella, Debbie Zipp, Noelle Wojciehowski Third Row: Patti Jensen, Tonya Day, Kelly Woods, Tina Parakilas, Kim Okon 124 J.V. Cheerleaders First Row: Suzanne Giaccone, Denise Redin, Andrea Tracey, Co-Captain; Alicia Linoce, Co- Captain; Laura Graczewski, Pam Dean Second Row: Kristen Wallinhope, Tammy Prouty, Gina Petronella, Laurissa Stebbins 1. The Fermi Cheerleaders learn how to direct traffic. 2. Tony Day finds time to smile during practice. 3. Kathy Parakilas shows the fans her moves. 5. Donna Vella can cheer with her eyes closed. 6. Debbie puts a lot of Zipp” into her cheers. 125 FERMI FALCONS TAKE TOP SPOT The Enrico Fermi Varsity Cheerleaders have had a superior season this year. The long hours of practice and continuous team work have earned the squad the recognition and respect of the school and other cheerleading squads. The squad, consisting of eight seniors, two juniors and two sophomores has been practicing together since March of last year and their comradery is evident and has paid off. Beginning at an International Cheerleading Foundation camp last summer, the girls commenced a season of victories. They won every ribbon, including those for spirit, skill, teamwork and overall excellence. In the dance competition they also earned the top honors of first place. Their stay at camp ended with a bang when they defeated the other squads and won the Grand Champion trophy. They went on to compile a scrapbook, including snapshots, nicknames, sayings, and answers to questions supplied that ranked them the I.C.F.D. thirteenth best cheerleading squad in the nation! In the Northern Connecticut Cheerleading Competition, the girls put their nervousness and anxiety aside once again to win first place. Congratulations girls, for all you have won! gsraggs Tally’s Fitness Center High School Bench Press Competition: First Place team trophy. First Row: Mike Thibodeau, Pete Kula Second Row: Matt Strickland, Dave Vujs, Tim Pilkington Individual trophies: Tim Pilkington, 2nd place, Mike Thibodeau, 4th place Weight Lifting and Freshmen Football Football: First Row: Scott Langhorne, Ed DeLaretto, Mike Garriety, John Murphy, Tyler Timion, Dan Hart, Bill Egan, Chris Valencourt Second Row: Coach Gaylord, Cory Twist, Mike Styles, Marc Casprin, Jim Beke, Keith Grate Third Row: Scott Nosic, Chris Shaw, Robert Vranich, Chris Volukas, Mike Decker 127 BOYS ' BASKETBALL WINS — 7 LOSSES — 13 Fermi 35 Simsbury 58 Fermi 54 Rockville 42 Fermi 52 Windham 58 Fermi 35 Conard 56 Fermi 46 East Hartford 68 Fermi 47 Manchester 61 Fermi 55 Hartford Public 92 Fermi 53 South Windsor 41 Fermi 64 Enfield 53 Fermi 55 Wethersfield 46 Fermi 67 Rockville 64 Fermi 48 Simsbury 55 Fermi 64 Windsor 68 Fermi 56 Wethersfield 69 Fermi 39 East Hartford 64 Fermi 57 Manchester 59 Fermi 52 Hartford Public 67 Fermi 45 South Windsor 42 Fermi 61 Enfield 50 Fermi 37 Conard 38 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL WINS — 5 LOSSES — 13 Fermi 31 Simsbury 39 Fermi 36 Rockville 54 Fermi 41 East Hartford 39 Fermi 36 Manchester 44 Fermi 35 Hartford Public 34 Fermi 28 South Windsor 50 Fermi 43 Enfield 28 Fermi 39 Windham 76 Fermi 32 Wethersfield 48 Fermi 31 Rockville 47 Fermi 34 Simsbury 29 Fermi 42 Windham 54 Fermi 36 Wethersfield 47 Fermi 31 East Hartford 43 Fermi 36 Manchester 63 Fermi 43 Hartford Public 42 Fermi 32 South Windsor 48 Fermi 32 Enfield 33 BOYS’ SWIMMING WINS — 2 LOSSES — 10 TIES — 1 Fermi 78 Maloney 89 Fermi 79 Windsor Locks 66 Fermi 56 Conard 116 Fermi 66 Windham 100 Fermi 90 Southington 72 Fermi 74 East Hartford 92 Fermi 67 Windsor 95 Fermi 71 Manchester 90 Fermi 67 Wethersfield 79 Fermi 72 Hartford 90 Fermi 84 Enfield 84 Fermi 68 Bulkeley 90 Fermi 31 Plainville 50 ICE HOCKEY WINS — 7 LOSSES — 13 Fermi 10 Conard 6 Fermi 1 Bolton 5 Fermi 11 Rockville 4 Fermi 4 Hamden 5 Fermi 2 Conard 3 Fermi 9 Manchester 5 Fermi 2 Enfield 4 Fermi 4 West Haven 8 Fermi 7 Windsor 1 Fermi 3 Suffield 2 Fermi 3 Manchester 6 Fermi 1 Suffield 2 Fermi 5 Wethersfield 6 Fermi 3 Simsbury 4 Fermi 1 Simsbury 5 Fermi 12 Hall 4 Fermi 10 South Windsor 3 Fermi 4 Enfield 5 Fermi 5 Rockville 6 Fermi 2 South Windsor 6 Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi Fermi WRESTLING WINS — 19 LOSSES — 4 30 Technical High 40 Westfield 52 Frontier Regnal 24 Bristol Central 39 Bristol Eastern 26 Southington 46 New Canaan 52 Wethersfield 28 Conard 46 Killingly 36 Maloney 52 Glastonbury 36 Rockville 32 Hall 44 Fitch 19 N.F.A. 52 Manchester 21 Windham 49 Simsbury 36 Weaver 55 Hartford Public 54 East Hartford 39 Enfield GIRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY WINS — 7 LOSSES — 2 Fermi 30 Wethersfield 25 Fermi 43 East Hartford 35 Fermi 31 Windham 37 Fermi 29 Hartford 27 Fermi 43 Manchester 18 Fermi 24 Windsor 32 Fermi 37 South Windsor 22 Fermi 45 Rockville 17 BOY ' S CROSS COUNTRY WINS — 8 LOSSES — 1 Fermi 48 Westhersfield 15 Fermi 41 Windham 15 Fermi 42 East Hartford 15 Fermi 32 Hartford 23 Fermi 50 Manchester 15 Fermi 35 Windsor 21 Fermi 41 South Windsor 20 Fermi 50 Rockville 15 Fermi 21 Enfield 37 128 Records VOLLEYBALL WINS- 16 LOSSES-2 Fermi 3 Hall 0 Fermi 3 Rockville 2 Fermi 3 Windham 0 Fermi 3 East Hartford 0 Fermi 3 Manchester 0 Fermi 3 Hartford High 0 Fermi 3 South Windsor 0 Fermi 3 Enfield 1 Fermi 3 We thersfield 1 Fermi 2 Rockville 3 Fermi 2 Windham 3 Fermi 3 East Hartford 0 Fermi 3 Manchester 0 Fermi 3 Hartford High 0 Fermi 3 South Windsor 0 Fermi 3 Wethersfield 1 Fermi 3 Enfield 0 Fermi 3 Hall 0 • STATE TOURNAMENT Fermi 0 Foran 3 FIELD HOCKEY WINS-8 LOSSES-5 TIES-4 Fermi 2 Windham 0 Fermi 0 Conrad 1 Fermi 3 Malone 0 Fermi 4 Southington 1 Fermi 3 Manchester 0 Fermi 0 South Windsor 2 Fermi 0 Hall 1 Fermi 1 Enfield 0 Fermi 0 Windham 0 Fermi 3 Maloney 0 Fermi 1 Southington 1 Fermi 0 Manchester 0 Fermi 0 South Windsor 1 Fermi 0 Hall 0 Fermi 1 Enfield 0 •• STATE TOURNAMENT Fermi 1 New Milford 0 Fermi 0 Greenwich 1 BOVS ' SOCCER WINS-2 LOSSES- 10 TIES-2 Fermi 0 Rockford 0 Fermi 2 Windsor 6 Fermi 2 East Hartford 4 Fermi 0 Manchester 4 Fermi 3 Hartford High 0 Fermi 2 South Windsor 7 Fermi 0 Enfield 1 Fermi 2 Rockford 1 Fermi 0 Windsor 3 Fermi 3 East Hartford 3 Fermi 1 Manchester 7 Fermi 0 Hartford 1 Fermi 1 South Windsor 3 Fermi 0 Enfield 3 GIRLS ' SOCCER WINS-4 LOSSES- 10 TIES-2 Fermi 0 Rockville 8 Fermi 0 Newington 5 Fermi 0 East Catholic 3 Fermi 3 Windham 5 Fermi 2 South Windsor 3 Fermi 2 Hartford Public 0 Fermi 4 Enfield 0 Fermi 0 Manchester 6 Fermi 0 East Catholic 0 Fermi 3 Windham 2 Fermi 0 Manchester 5 Fermi 5 Hartford 0 Fermi 1 Rockville 3 Fermi 0 South Windsor 1 Fermi 0 Enfield 0 Fermi 0 Newington 2 GIRLS’ SWIMMING WINS- 1 LOSSES- 11 Fermi 65 E.O. Smith 98 Fermi 64 Windham 99 Fermi 76 Wethersfield 81 Fermi 68 East Hartford 96 Fermi 70 Bulkeley 93 Fermi 72 Plainville 92 Fermi 71 Windsor 91 Fermi 71 Manchester 88 Fermi 79 Windsor Locks 92 Fermi 96 South Catholic 68 Fermi 71 Conrad 95 Fermi 78 Enfield 91 FOOTBALL WINS-1 LOSSES-9 TIES-1 Fermi 20 Farmington 20 Fermi 7 Maloney 40 Fermi 0 Southington 20 Fermi 6 East Hardford 19 Fermi 28 Hartford High 16 Fermi 6 Manchester 20 Fermi 0 Windham 41 Fermi 0 Rockville 20 Fermi 0 South Windsor 10 Fermi 6 Enfield 21 129 Sports’ Candids 1. Robin Ottman is the first off the block for Fermi. 2. Sheree Bouthiette crawls to the water fountain. 3. Dennis Moore shows his athletic moves at the school dance. 4. Donna Vella gives her all for Cheerleading. 5. The clowns and cowboys make the decisions for girls ' soccer. 6. Scott Gurry gets ready to pick up his opponent. 130 • r 1 | • zrjBf [ i jMJXKg psi i irifi fPJHl IL 2 1. Fermi ' s defense is on the rampage. 2. Dave Crosby soars to new heights during the basketball game. 3. Miss Sullivan intently follows the progress of her field hockey team. 4. Skillfully, Linda Potter attempts to maneuver around her aggressive opponen t. 5. Mike Guilford and Rob Cote warm up before the meet. 131 1. The Fermi offense holds on as the defense rushes in. 2. Larry Hanna raises his stick in victory. 3. “Look Mom, one hand,” says Marc Johnson. 4. During the game, Carlos Cuellar takes time to start a new dance routine. 5. Kathy Parakilas and Noelle Wojciehowski give directions to the party. 132 1. Brian Severns returns to the mat for a second chance at victory. 2. In good form, Heather McCain and Patti Pinette are ready to receive the ball. 3. Elisa Broderick quickly outmaneuvers her opponent to take possession of the ball. 4. Kim Hesse jumps to recover the ball. 5. After completing a perfect pass, Rob Warshal gives the thumbs up. 6. Mike LaSata sprints downfield to cover Tyler Timion’s kickoff. 133 1 . Katie LeBlanc lies in agony while Mr. Anderson tends to her injury. 2. Mike Mucci grits his teeth in exasperation. 3. Debbie Hoffman puts all her effort in spiking the ball. 4. Paul Chapman rises to victory. 5. The Boys’ Cross Country team takes the lead. Homecoming Homecoming Queens: Marijean Panella and her court; Liz Paquin, Luellen Lemay, Debbie Zipp, and Kelly Zeph. 2. Tim Pilkington holds on tight to Homecoming Queen, Marijean Panella. 3. Jeff Perkins leads Luellen Lemay through the crowd. 4. Tom Blount and Dawn Poli show us their best sides during the Homecoming Dance. 5. Mike Fanelli and Kelly Zeph smile for the camera. 6. Marijean Panella is crowned by last year ' s Homecoming Queen, Heather Hunt. 136 1 . The Senior class shows their spirit during Homecoming. 2. Julie Zdebski still has the ability to boogie, even after being gone for a year. 3. The Homecoming Queens dance with their escorts. 4. Members of the junior class march with their winning float. 5. Mr. Shonberger asks Larry Hanna if he can borrow the falcon suit sometime. ALMOST there L L . — r 1 1 f V j A 137 1. The sophomore class gives their vote of confidence to the football team. 2. Jody Perkins wonders who’s cutting in.” 3. Sue Young says “Look, no hands!” 4. Tom Smith and Mike Fanelli set up for pass protection for Tom Blount. 5. Scott Sagan, Sean McCarthy, and John Colagiovanni do their last minute decorating before the parade. 6. Chris Ceresky, Dan Browne, Mark Criscitelli, Steve Bordeau, and Chris Camara discuss who’s got the car tonight. j ICO FERMI H SCHOOL | OF THE FALCOtfS Foreign Exchange Students Mariko Toda Carlos Cuellar and Lisa Jakab Riitta Tanttu and August Hochrainer Starting out in a new school can be a scary experience. Now put that new school in a different country, and it makes the situation even more terrifying. Leaving your family and friends behind to venture into a totally new p lace can be a daring experience. With a new family, new friends, a different culture and new social rules, it takes a very special person to overcome the obstacles of being a Foreign Exchange Student. Here at Fermi, we have six of these very special people. This handful of bright, outgoing students came to Enfield to learn more about America from Finland, Japan, Brazil, El Salvador, Denmark and Switzerland. It is here that these six students can broaden their educational horizons. Not only does Fermi offer them a different education, it also offers them a view of American, political, and social customs. Congratulations to Riitta, Mariko, Marcelo, Carlos, Lisa, and August. You have accomplished a great deal in one short year! Marcelo Marinis 139 Yearbook The Staff: First Row: Darcy Russotto, Noelle Wojciehowski, Lisa White, Kathy Ciolkos, Anne Marie Stroiney. Second Row: Pat Moriarty, Marc Levine. You know you’re in trouble when the whole Yearbook Staff fits in your car!! Advisor: Miss Monica de Haan Co-editor: Darcy Russotto Co-editor: Anne Marie Stroiney - “We the willing led by the unknowing are doing the impossible for the ungrateful! We have done so much for so long with so little. We are now qualified to do anything with nothing.” This quote typifies the 1984-85 Yearbook Staff — all six of them! The Staff consisted of six members from an original thirteen. We were will- ing to persevere, with little outside help, throughout the year. The time between deadlines seemed to slip out of our reach. Working in such belittled conditions has made us “qualified.” “You know you’re in trouble when the whole Yearbook Staff fits in your car. Keeping your sense of humor after entering Seminar 33 seventh period was toug!i. Tensions ran high. It was im- portant to remember to keep tensions in the room. Throughout the year, we became a close nucleus with a definite direction. We are proud to say, “We went the distance alone.” “The Dirty Half Dozen 1. Watch out Anne Marie Stroiney, the Yearbook camera will get you even in the privacy of your own home. 2. Yearbook pressures are easily handled by Noelle Wojciehowski. ■3. Kathy Ciolkos crops every Yearbook picture with style. 4. At 5c a swear, Pat Moriarty (the chief offender in Seminar 331) totals up Marc Levine ' s curses! 141 Page 142 1. Ah, come on Miss de Haan, I ' ll be your Yearbook Buddy if . . . begs Matt Jednyak. 2. Yearbook members Marc Levine, Darcy Russotto and Pat Moriarty spend a quiet evening at home. 3. Thanks Vicki Wallace for the hours of Yearbook IBM Word Processing! 4. Lisa White, the punkiest Picasso ever?! 5. Look, we are one small happy family!” exclaims Marc Levine and Pat Moriarty. Page 143 1. Lisa White and Noelle Wojciehowski work diligently to make posters for Yearbook sales. 2. Come on you guys, you know I take a good picture!” says Kathy Ciolkos. 3. Yearbook Man (Marc Levine) and Yearbook Artist (Lisa White) exhibit the lighter side of a seventh period session. 4. It’s a tough job, but somebody’s got to do it!” states Editor Darcy Russotto. 5. We missed our deadline, again? asks Noelle Wojciehowski. 142 The 1984-85 Yearbook Staff would like to express a special thanks to a few very helpful people. We would like to thank Vicki Wallace; whose excellence in word processing was of extreme value to us. Also, our appreciation to Marijean Panella for helping out with captions during seventh period. For all their time and dedication, we would like to thank the Greniers. Their expertise in the art of photography was helpful. To our publishing representative, Denny Galvin, our greatest appreciation. His helpful tips and suggestions were put to good use. Most of all, we thank Ms. Monica de Haan. With her help and direction we were able to pull this yearbook out. Though it is the last yearbook under the guidance of Ms. de Haan, it certainly was successful! 143 Future Business Leaders of America Officers: Diane Badger, President; Lara Levinthal, Vice President; Marijean Panella, Treasurer; Heather Patrick, Advisor: Mrs. Langhorne. Distributive Education Club of America SCHOOL STO The Bookstore operated by DECA. Advisor: Mr. Boucher. 145 Lamplighters Lamplighter Officers: First Row: Peggy Ferguson, Vice President; John Stroiney, Historian Second Row: Sue Young, Treasurer; Chuck Maggio, President; Darcy Russotto, Secretary 146 147 Future Nurses and Peer Counseling Future Nurses: Carlene Mrosz, Sue Young, Sharon Ball, Bill Garrity, Hyla Tatro, Daniela Linoce, Amy Senatro Peer Counseling: Mr. Rago, Advisor; Tory Horton, Gina Schaubhut, Jeff Nicholas, Casandra Swift, Laurie Gouger, Gloria Parlapiano. 149 Student Faculty Senate Concert Choir 150 Concert Choir Officers: First Row: Grace Dugan, President; LoriAnn Neild, Public Relations Second Row: Ellen Binnenkade, Treasurer; Jodi Wyman, Librarian Third Row: Renee Boudreau, Librarian; Michele Michaud, Secretary Student Faculty Senate Officers: First Row: Betsy LeBlanc, Secretary; Chris Shewokis, Parliamentarian Second Row: Mr. Wing, Advisor; Heidi Dirrigl, Secretary; Kelly Callahan, President; Sue Giangrasso, Treasurer Mixed Chorus 151 German and Physics Clubs German Club: Mr. Wood, Riitta Tanttu, Wade Summers, Colleen Frew, Kelly Tripp, Lou Daigle, Mariko Toda 152 Physics Club: Roger Eddy, Chris Agro, Jeff Nicklas, Rob Laplante, John Sheridan, Mr. Depino H.E.R.O. — Congratulations to the Cafe Rendezvous program for being recognized as one of the top ten in the nation!! Industrial Arts Club Industrial Arts Club: Mike Mucci, Kim Anderson, Pat Dube, Larry Dufraine, Mike Martin, Kevin Carson 153 Cross Country and Downhill Ski Clubs -i ' St - Cross Country Ski Club: Becky Ryder, Darcy Russotto, Lynelle Neuter, Mr. Garvey, Advisor; Kelly Verny, Patty Scully, Joan Wright, Steve Houle, Matt Jedynak 1 V IfU P IT - !■ ' vX v ' ■ ‘4. f y By 4 ( ■ ;[ i « v . Bki j j«|j X if i J 1 ljB V’ 3| p ©i- 154 Downhill Ski Club As Schools Match Wits and Literary Magazine As Schools Match Wits: Jane Swiatek, Ric Arietti, Rob Warshal, Dave Dowd, Jennifer Blaser Literary Magazine 155 National Honor Society and Senior Intramural Floor Hockey National Honor Society Officers: Elisa Broderick, Vice President; Noelle Wojciehowski, Secretary; Mike Bowler, President; Chris Tenero, Treasurer. Senior Intramural Floor Hockey Officers: First Row: Ric Arietti, Chris Cox Second Row: Mr. Mercik, Mr. Kouba Model U.N. Model U.N.: First Row: Georgina Richard, Erica Bungard, Barbara Gilly, Second Row: Mrs. Heye, Advisor; Dan Broderick, Dave Dowd, Rob Warshal, Ric Arietti, Brian Healy, John Stroiney. Senior Intramural Floor Hockey: Congratulations to Ric, Chris and to participating students for founding Fermi ' s newest club! 157 Office Aides Main Office Aides House Office Aides 158 Library and Guidance Aides Library Aides: Christine Sullivan, Lanette Melquist, Mike Johnson, Pat LeMay, Lenny Reyes, Laurie Cosgrove, Carol Strider Guidance Aides: 159 Shawn Monseglio, Michelle LeMay, Kelly Verny, Tim Wilkins, Celeste Amaral, Kathy Parakilas, Kathy Sterling Band Concert Marching Band 160 Jazz Band Colorguard and Majorettes Colorguard: First Row: Daniela Linoce, Sharon Dunakin, Joan Wright Second Row: Teresa Bosco, Tracy Bender, Deborah Trumble, Ann Mulcahy, Sue Stebbins, Kim Ward, Donna Plourde, Michelle Guidone Majorettes: Melissa Munson, Kathy Anderson 162 Activity Candids UMhO TAKE FIVE The Supporting Cast 167 Class Officers and Advisors Junior Class Officers: Heather Dubian, Vice President; Carri Pawlyshyn, Treasurer; Chris Shewokis, President; Lisa Raffia, Director of Ac- tivities; Annemarie Vassalotti, Historian; Betsy LeBlanc, Secretary Freshmen Class Advisors: Mrs. Warren and Mrs. O’Brien 168 Junior Class Advisors: Mr. Occhiuti and Mr. Giangrasso o ■ If fl| Freshmen Class Officers: Kara Raffia, Director of Activities; Katie LeBlanc, Treasurer; Dennis Gleason, President; Mike Decker, Secretary; Bill Lee, Vice President Sophomore Class Officers: Jana Russell, Treasurer; Lori Currie, Vice Presi- dent; Jennifer O’Konis, Secretary Sophomore Class Advisors: Mr. Charland and Mrs. Jones 169 1. “Aaayyy ! says Fermi’s own Fonzarelli, Larry Dufraine. 2. The J.V. cheerleaders hang around after a basketball game. 3. Gidget Dove takes a break from writing to pose for the camera. 4. Scott Ritchotte shares a joke with his buddy Brian Nolan. 5. Sorry Dave Gadomski, did we wake you from your nap? 6. Rich Cousineau and Steve Jackson are the perfect example of monkey see, monkey do, as Mark Nelson looks on in amazement. 170 1. Sue Mercik, Heather Barberie and Leslie Figura demonstrate their Sophomore spirit as they march in the Homecoming Parade. 2. That’s the way the cookie crumbles Rob Hunt! 3. Raleigh Werberger listens to his teacher in total relaxation. 4. Michele Lemery proofreads for errors after finishing her typing assignment. 5. What’s in the bag, Tony DeFranzo?! 6. Kim Dubuque, Tina Parakilas, Allison Fuller, Cindy Mercik and Tami Ouellete are the best of buddies at the school dance. 171 Oh, I didn ' t even get to brush my hair, moans Katina Haslem. Chris Cheshul has found his niche at Fermi! 3. Could this be the start of my modeling career?” wonders Michelle Anderson. 4. What are you up to, Dave Price? 5. Karen Derech and Heather McCain take a break before making their journey to class. 6. Over there,” shouts ticket- takers, Sue Mercik and Andrea Tracey. 172 1. Fermi students rush to beat the hallway crowds. 2. Pat Gowdy shows off his Twisted Sister T-shirt. 3. The school store is brightened by Karen Kniep. 4. Leanne Denelle takes a short break during concert choir. 5. Pam Clemente closes her eyes and wishes for a gourmet lunch! 6. Dayna Maggio intently works on her homework during study hall. 173 Trivia Coke is it! 1. What birthday did Donald Duck celebrate this year? 2. What is Prince’s last name? 3. Who said, “Where’s the beef?” 4. Who wrote 1984? 5. What’s the newest dance fad? 6. What replaced saccharin as an artificial sweet ner? 7. How many days did Baby Fae survive with the heart of a baboon? 8. What famous lady is undergoing a million dollar face lift? 9. Many singing personalities got together and formed a group to benefit the Ethiopians. What did they call themselves? 10. What film’s soundtrack knocked Thriller from the top of the album charts last April? 1 1 . How many gold medals did the United States win at the 1984 Summer Olympics? 12. When there’s something strange in the neighborhood, who ya gonna call . . .? 13. Who, at the age of twenty-two, will make seven million (plus) dollars over the course of five seasons? 14. Who was tripped by her barefoot competitor, Zola Budd, at the Los Angeles Olympics? 15. Who followed General Hospital star Rick Springfield’s footsteps? 16. To whom did Bruce Springsteen dedicate his album, “Born in the U.S.A.” ? 17. How are figure skating greats Kitty and Peter Caruthers related? 18. How many medals did Mary Lou Retton win at the 1984 Winter Olympics? 19. Who won the most awards at the American Music Awards this year? 20. What lead vocalist starred in the movie Dune? 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What is the Democrat Party’s biggest fear about Ronald Reagan? 15. What television network carried the 1984 Olympics? 16. Who boycotted the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics? 17. What Ivy League University’s teachers went on strike in the beginning of the 1984-85 school year? 18. What American company was responsible for the Cyanide Poisoning in Bophal, India? 19. How many Marines were killed on a peace keeping mission in Lebanon? 20. What man seeking the White House position of Attorney General was thoroughly investigated for his financial morality? asaaw oiMpg 02 051 6L apiqjBQ uomn 8L a l e A LI PO 0 jawos sqi 1° Mpoleiu aq± 91 OQV ' SI t ' L — s6e sih H bouiv Pinos ' nin± puouusaa doqsig cl ueBeag pisuog zi Aaus iq hem ' LL uouBqaq oi 15 1 ' 6 Jouoseey Ajjbh 8 ijoa M 9fp i eooooei aai 9 juaiied lue dsueji peaq irqssaoons v g ueBag pieuoQ IPPUBQ ejjpui c l je H V D pue uosyfoep aissap Z ziaoQ aiujag 1 175 Box Office Hits Album: Purple Rain Sport: Floor Hockey 176 Male Singer: Bruce Springsteen Comic Strip: Bloom County Male Heart Throb: Sylvain Turgeon Female Singer: Madonna MUSIC TELEVISION Pastime: Watching MTV Magazine: Time 177 96 TI6FM ■MHn Song: Easy Lover Sports Figure: Doug Flutie Radio Station: 96 WTIC-FM Actress: Goldie Hawn 178 Soap Opera: General Hospital Television Show: The Bill Cosby Show Group: Huey Lewis and the News Top Ten Albums Purple Rain — Prince and the Revolution Born in the U.S.A. — Bruce Springsteen Victory — The Jacksons Sports — Huey Lewis and the News Heartbeat City — The Cars Can’t Slow Down — Lionel Richie She’s So Unusual — Cyndi Lauper Signs of Life — Billy Squier 1984 — Van Halen Metal Health — Quiet Riot Game: Trivial Pursuit 179 Worst of Television Actor: Eddie Murphy Book: Little Brown Reader Best of Television The Little, Brown Reader Edited by Marcia Stubbs and Sylvan Barnet Call to Glory Campaign 1984 Glitter Hunter Love Connection Partners in Crime The Burning Bed The Bill Cosby Show Fatal Vision Kate Allie Miami Vice Streetcar Named Desire Summer Olympics 180 News Event: Ethiopia Amadeus Body Double Gremlins Killing Fields Places in the Heart Splash Ghostbusters Best in the Movies Movie: Beverly Hills Cop 1. The Talisman: King and Straub 2. The Sicilian: Mario Puzo 3. Love and War: Jokes 4. The Life and Hard Times of Heidi Abromowitz: Rivers 5. So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish: Adams 6. Illusions of Love: Freeman 7. The Fourth Protocol: Forsyth 8. . . And Ladies of the Club”: Santmyer 9. Job: A Comedy of Justice: Hemllin 10. 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