Fermi High School - Traces Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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Boys’ Track The 1986 Boys’ Track Team enjoyed a successful year in in- dividual as well as team perfor- mance. The first winning meet in two years was 81-73 over Enfield High. Of the twenty-six athletes on the track team, twenty-two were underclassmen. Leading seniors were Frazer Da- ly, who achieved 2:10 in the 800, and Eric Gibbs, who outstood 40 ' 8V4 in the triple jump and 20 ' % in the long jump. Other seniors who competed were Doug Friday in the sprints, and Jeff Nicholas in the pole vault. 1. Tarek Perdue gets ready to run the first lap of the 4x4(X) relay. 2. Fermi ' s Mike McNulty sprints the last leg of his run. 3. In state competition at Hartford Public, Eric Gibbs uses his hands for balance as he hits the sand. 4. Bob Vranich follows through his delivery technique as he releases a javelin into the air. 5. Boys ' Track: First row: Chris Ed- wards, Rich Stroiney, Marc Gunther, Trevor Sparks, Frazer Daly, Bob Vranich. Second row: Rob Cote, Rick Stebbins, Dan Berry, Tarek Perdue, Jeff Nicholas, Rob Kraiza, Jason Olko. Third row: Doug Friday, Marc Sibella, Kevin Shanahan, Darrell Gonyea, Don Friday, John Kane. Fourth row: Coach Mike Stasack, Eric Gibbs, Captains Jose Navarro, Rod Lewis, Dan Teigen, and Mike McNulty. 9

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The Girls’ Track Team was a young and inexperienced squad with eight underclass athletes on it. Although only one win was recorded for the season, the girls put forth their best efforts in prac- tice and in competition. Two school records were broken — the 3200 m by freshman Leslie Donor, and the 4x100 m Relay, whose team members were Dawn Berry, Jen Blaser, Julie DeNigris, and Samara Perdue. Consistent and outstanding performances were demonstrated by Sarah Fleming and Laurie McNamara. 1. Samara Perdue shows her talents in long jump competition. 2. Kathy Banahan prepares to flop over the high Jump bar. 3. Girls ' Track: First row: Kate Moriarty, Jen Blaser. Captains Brooke Raymond and Samara Perdue. Sarah Fleming, Julie Kane, Julie DeNigris. Second row: Juliet Ceresky, Allison Johnson, Leslie Donor, Laurie McNamara, Susan Lutz, Dawn Berry, Kris Wollenhaupt, Molly Mackie, Stephanie Langley, Michelle Petri, Kris Kraiza, Coach Joann Cardell. Third row: Manager Sara Bourgault, Xan Olechnicki, Laurel Cox, Jen Neville, Kathy Banahan, Sue Smilowicz, Madeleine Karlsson, Julie Perkins, Sally Sroka, Wendy Pawlyshyn, Coach Tricia Rapackie, Coach Pat Javorski. 4. After completing the slide, Madelem ' e Karlsson releases her shot-put. 5. One more lap around the track com- pletes the race for Brooke Raymond. Girls’ Track

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Golf A Par Above The Varsity Golf Team, captained by seniors Tim White and Jim White, compiled an outstanding 18-8 overall win-loss record. In- dividual performances proved to be as outstanding as the team ef- fort. Three of the ten players selected to all-league came from Fermi — Tim White, Jim White, and Ed Smith. In the C.C.C. Eastern Division, Fermi finished second to Man- chester, compiling an 11-3 record, while missing the league title by only one four-foot putt. An addi- tional highlight sparked as Fermi retained the Michael Drennan Trophy against Enfield High. 2 1. Jim White ' s, Paul Finley ' s and Tim Bate ' s huddle is broken up by some ac- tion down wayside. 2. A disgruntled Tim White grimaces as his tee-shot faulters into the rough. 3. Ed Smith ' s precision putting usually proves itself to be as clean and cutting as his shadow. 4. Golf: Jim White, Ed Smith, Mark Polmatier, Tim Bates, Tim White, Paul 10 Finley, Mike Solini, Coach Bob Lengyel. I