Fermi High School - Traces Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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Magazine media is one of the greatest forms of written eommunication. It gives us ac- curate and recent information concerning the world around us, not to mention precise ac- counts of “real-life” events seen through the eyes of “real” people. This form of media has been broadened to such a range of topics that magazines can be found to cover almost every subject imaginable, from Antique Collecting to National Geographic; from an in-depth interview with a Vietnam vet- eran to the latest fads in cloth- ing and crazy styles in hairdos. Magazines can also be looked at as a story book of many essays, biographies, and memoirs. The following pages are our own form of today’s great me- dia. In them we hope that you will find many of the char- acteristics that have made America’s favorite magazines what they are today. Our in- tent is that you will treasure our photo journalistic interpre- tation of this school year and the next time you are asked what your favorite magazine is you will answer Traces 88. Enrico Fermi High School North Maple Street Enfield. Connecticut 06082 4 Introduction Magazine Media

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LOOK The Class of 1988 salutes Family, Friends, Future. Love, Laughter, and Life. Introduction 3

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1988 Vol. 17 Rob Cote searches for a receiver in a William Cutler: New principal at friendly game of touch football. the helm 63 123 Senior Bobby Verrty celebrates at the first pep rally of the year 15 ON THE COVER — 6 School spirit can be seen reflected in the face of senior Lara Becker. Photographs by The Greniers, Judy Freed, Christina Inthavong and other contributing mem- bers of Traces staff. Scene 6 Style 8 Star Track 10 Picks and Pans 12 Chatter 14 SENIORS 15 □ Portraits 18 □ What are the opinions and at- titudes of this year’s graduates? □ The favorites of the class of 1988 as well as the superlative picks are pictured. □ 1988 — A year of change. New graduation requirements affect senior year. FACULTY 61 □ Several new teachers joined the Fermi staff headed by a new principal. □ A moment of silence is offered in memory of Mrs. Fleming. □ Coaching thoughts are offered from a pro.” UNDERCLASSES 81 □ A glossary of underclass faces and personalities contributed to the 1987-1988 school year. □ Traces offers a closer look at underclass events and atti- tudes. STUDENT LIFE 119 □ The life of a student in the 1980’s is full of choices. Deci- sions must be made between work and school. □ Short order restaurants in En- field: are they on the increase? □ School events are part of stu- dent life. ACTIVITIES 141 □ The most active school activ- ities center around student gov- ernment and clubs. Many of the clubs revolve around a course of studies and contribute to af- ter hours learning. SPORTS 163 □ Fermi sportsmen challenged all competitors in a season laced with some surprising victories. CLOSING 197 □ A senior index of where to find their pictures. Introduction 5