Fermi High School - Traces Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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SENIORS LETTERS Officers of the Class of 1988: Theresa Buss, President: Laurie Durza, Vice President; Sharon Butterworth; Treasurer; Sue Giaconne, Director of Activities; and Lisa Kasperan, Secretary, (absent) Theresa Buss enthusiastically describes the activities planned for senior year. As class president, Theresa was always en- ergetic and innovative, winning by a landslide the senior su- perlative category, Most Spirited. Dear Classmates, Each of us will look back on our years at Fermi in a different way. We’ve shared so much, and yet we’ve had the time to become our own individual. Each of us will leave a part of ourselves here — whether it be in the classrooms, on the athletic field, or in the works we have done. As individuals we will strive to achieve the goals we have set for ourselves. The completion of these goals will account for the suc- cess in our lives. It is important to believe in our- selves and to work for what we want in life. Believing in ourselves is the key to success. If we work hard, there will be definite rewards in life. The size of these rewards will not matter as much as knowing that what we strived for has been accom- plished. This accomplishment is a success. Success is what we make of it. Success is different to each individual. Everyone of us will achieve success in one form or another. We can all do it! We’ve shown it to others through our years here at Fermi. I would like to wish each of you the best in life. Take care of yourself. Good Luck! Sincerely, Theresa Buss PRESIDENT 1 () S ni()rs

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1 VOLUME 17 SENIOR Allison Gendreau: conscien- tious worker, polite, attentive 1984 WE GOT John Nieroda: wise cracker, tunny, and sarcastic THE PbIKl LOOK 1988 Natalie Moore: giggly, talka- tive, Fermi Cheerleader Bill Lee: well-known, the voice of 4th period, spirited, cute Amy Allard: easily bored, talkative Vinnie Catanzaro: quiet, an- gel-faced, studious Jack Mead: verbose, athletic, rowdy Mary Radswiecz: extremely quiet, friendly, agreeable Pat Martin: friendly, caring, good listener Lisa Golenski: pert, meticu- lous, prim and proper Seniors 1 .5

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EXCHANGE SENIORS THE HUNT WAS ON Some seniors found the search for post high school education to be demanding 45 MISSING, SEN IOR PRIVILEGE? Students who are able to enjoy senior privilege are not as numerous. 46 IN MEMORIAM A tradition dies for all students at Fermi 42 The annual magazine drive broke all previous records leading to new highs in the class treasury 48 Who They Are — What Do They Think. Inside a summary of interviews with seniors from another country 18 THE SENIOR CLASS PICKS Favorites of the Class of ’88 are pictured for all to see ... 20 SPOTLIGHT ON SUPERLATIVES Fermi senior experiences a new culture for summer .... 35 SENIORITIS The strange malady of senior year once more infects the class 41 SADD Students organize against drunk driving 53 A look at some of the seniors who stand out in the class of 1988 24 IN THIS ISSUE SENIOR EVENT COMMUNITY FACES PLACES IN THE NEWS FEATURES Buzz 23 Class on Film 36.50 School Lunches 54 Seniors at Work 56 Younger Years 58 Senior 1 7