Frank Scott Bunnell High School - Laurel Yearbook (Stratford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1974 volume:

‘1 TABCE OF-CON[TENTS: THEME 3’XDMI STR fON AMD FACULTY SENIORS 26 UNDERCLASSMEN 96 SPORTS lOo AC I IVI I IES 134 SPECIAL E £NTS 168 Aj RTJSING Ifrifft 216 ’ V % ADMINISTRATION If we show by good example what is right and what is wrong. If we teach students independence so they learn to get along. If we see their need for freedom and yet help them realize That there's something warm and lasting in old fashioned family ties. If in teaching students we attempt to do our best, If we know that we can teach just so much and life must teach the rest. Jerome Rookasin AND FACULTY Welcome, Mr. Olha. Mr. J. Oliver Carson Deputy Superintendent of Schools ADMINISTRATION Ms. Carol Rose Vice Principal Mr. Henry Fagan Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. Joseph Sworin Assistant Superintendent of Schools Mr. Frank Costa Vice Principal Mr. Richard Blake Director of Secondary Education Mr. Walter Dunbar Principal Mr. John Olha Superintendent of Schools Mr. Albert Morris Director of Personnel GUIDANCE Dr. George Charlesworth Director Mr. Donald MacCormack Mr. Peter Aordkian Mrs. Anne Dobrich Head Counselor Mr. James Torrance LIBRARY Mrs. Dorothy Vars Ms. Eva Czepiel Librarian Mrs. Irene Piroscafo Assistant — Part time 7 Mrs. Louise Grosner Industrial Arts Department OFFICE STAFF Mr. Nathan Dahl Attendance Officer Miss Susan Brown Administration Office Mrs. Edna Murray Guidance Office Mrs. Arlene Scott Administration Office Mrs. Clarice Weeks Administration Office Mrs. Emma McCann Administration Office Mrs. Dorothy Nicholson Science Laboratory Assistant Mrs. Emily Rapp Paraprofessional SERVICE STAFF Mrs. Victoria Babyak Business Ms. Annamarie Barber Art Mr. William Bercowitz Social Studies Mr. Richard Blewett Art Mrs. Jane Bourque Foreign Language, Supervisor 10 Ms. Diane Brown English Mr. Edmond Butler Art Mrs. Barbara Cebrian Spanish Mr. Raymond Champaigne Industrial Arts Teaching is . . . communication impression responsibility reasoning . . . R. Eisenberg Miss Doris Charter Spanish Mr. Ulman and Mrs. Ice 11 Mr. Michael Cianciulli Adjustment Class Mr. Blair Clauss Music l-TT , ; r- Mr. Harold Cohn Business Mrs. Laurette Corey English Mr. Louis Coulombe Science, Supervisor Ms. Donna deRecinos Spanish Mr. Howard Diamond Science Ms. Lea Dickson Mrs. Caroline Domijan Physical Education Science 12 Mr. Robert Eisenberg Social Studies Ms. Alice Ellner Social Studies Mrs. Beverly Erickson Homemaking . . positive guidance and training so that our schools will produce clear thinking and productive citizens . . . M. Harvey Mr. William Fisk Science Mr. Wargo Mr. Richard Fournier French 13 Mr. Arthur Gentile Mathematics Mr. Patrick Gregor Reading Laboratory Audio Visual Mr. Roy Francis Industrial Arts Mr. Manning Harvey Ms. Murphy, Mr. Matto Physical Education 14 Mr. Kenneth Hathaway Mathematics, Supervisor Ms. Marilyn Hegedus Spanish Miss Anna Hogan Art Mr. Daniel Kennedy Science Mrs. Lois Kenney Homemaking Miss Rose Labash Business 15 Mr. Ulman, Mr. Cianciulli Mr. John Lantz Industrial Arts Ms. Janice Lewis English Miss Mary MacDonnell Business Ms. Doreen MacFarlane English Miss Patricia May Science Mr. Frederick Maynard English Mrs. Marie McCormick Business 18 Mr. John McGarry Mr. William Milish Ms. Ruth Miller Industrial Arts Industrial Arts German, French Pat Dubord, Ms. Lewis . . helping the students to develop proper study habits and attitudes for their future G. Munson Mr. Leonard Mozzi English Miss Ann Mino Business 19 Mr. Gerald Munson Science Ms. Suzanne Murphy Social Studies Mr. Robert Norcia Science Mr. Harry Noyes English Mr. Donald Ommen Social Studies, Supervisor Ms. Evelyn O'Sullivan Physical Education Mr. Arthur Poppe Mr. William Powers Mrs. Carol Prall Social Studies Industrial Arts Homemaking 20 Mr. John Radder Industrial Arts, Supervisor Mr. Brien Riedell Mathematics Mr. Jerome Rookasin Business Ms. Sarah Schafer English 21 Ms. Dominica Schaller Social Studies Mrs. Kathryn Sherry English Mrs. Jean Smith English Ms. Susan Spinney Mathematics Mr. Thomas Stanton Mathematics Mr. Carl Sword Science Mr. Pedro Tagatac Mathematics Ms. Ruth Taylor English Mrs. C. Joan Titus Home Economics Coordinator 22 Mr. Arthur Ulman English f Mrs. Jean Vince Nurse — Teacher Mr. Charles Wakeley Music Mr. Richard Zahner Miss Andrea Zeffiro English, Supervisor Mathematics 23 Mr. Guckert Mrs. Kase Mr. Wolfson Mr. Zahner In Recognition jgr Si Thank you for the times you spared knowledge you shared times you cared. SENIORS There is a destiny, That makes us brothers. None goes his way alone. All that we send into the lives of others, Comes back into our own. Edwin Markham Class Officers President Lawrence E. Castelot 390 East Main Street Boys' Sports Club 2,3,4, Class Council President 4. Intra- murals 2,3,4; Student Council 3.4. Variety Show 4 Vice-President Rosemary E. Balberchak 67 Eaton Street Arista 4; A.A. 2.3,4, Class Council 2, V.P. 3,4, F.B.L.A. 4, Laurel Typing Staff 4, N.H.S. 3.4. Student Council 2.3. Ushers Guild 3,4. Secretary Jude M. Young 84 Ward Street Arista 4. A.A. 2.3; Cheerlead- ers 3. Co-Captain 4. Class Council Secretary 2,3,4, Laurel Advertising Staff 4. Ski Club 2,3; Spanish Honor Society 3. 4; Variety Show 4. Treasurer Rita J. Kleinman 251 Islandview Road Arista 4; Class Council 2, Treasurer 3.4; F.T.A. 4, Laurel Editorial Staff 4, N.H.S. 3,4. Student Council 3,4, Twirlers 2,3,4; Variety Show 4. Peter L. Ackley 55 Rosedale Terrace Arista 4; Boys Sports Club 2. 3,4. Golf 2, Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Tennis 3.4 Debora A. Adach 205 Quenby Place A. A. 3; Spanish C'ub 2.3. Keith L. Amoroso 190 Hinman Street Piper 3,4; Variety Show 4 28 Jean S. Anderson 44 Denton Place Arista 4, Bunnell Singers 4, Class Council 2.3,4; Drama Club 2.3, V.P. 4; Drama Club Production 2.3; Ski Club 2,3; Ushers Guild V.P. 2.3; Presi- dent 4. Variety Show 2,4. Vincent F. Antezzo 367 Windsor Avenue Arista 4. Chess Club 3, V.P. 2; Evaluation Committee 4; French Club 2. Photography Club 3,4; Variety Show 4. Dennis W. Appel 275 Sunnybank Avenue Basketball 3.4; Football 2.3,4; Track 4 Michael B. Armstrong 36 Underwood Court A.A. 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Black and Puerto Rican Cultural So- ciety 2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Boys' Sports Club 2,3,4; Track 2,4. Edward R. Arva 515 Pilgrim Lane Cross Country 2,3,4; Photog- raphy 4 Claudia A. Ashe 98 Sunflower Avenue Color Guard 3; F.N.C. 2,3,4, Spanish Club 2. Lisa M. Aubin 285 Marina Drive f 29 Jeffrey P. Augustine 2150 Broadbridge Avenue Diane E. Baker 1749 North Avenue Spanish Club 2 Susan A. Balga 683 Wilcoxson Avenue Arista 4, French Club 4, F.T.A 3,4; Intramurals 2.3; Laurel Editorial Staff 4; Ski Club 2, Student Council 3.4. Variety Show 2.4. Philip C. Bannatyne 490 Chickadee Lane Arista 4. Boys Sports Club 2, 3.4 Class Council 3.4. Ski Club 2.3,4. Tennis 2,3.4. Donald L. Barnes 53 Hull Court Basketball 2,3, Captain 4; Black and Puerto Rican Cul- tural Society 2; Boys Sports Club 2,3.4; Football 2; Intra- murals 2.3,4, Track 2. Clifford A. Barone 260 Dahl Avenue Arista 4. A.A. President 4. Band 2,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Boys' Sports Club 2,3,4; Football 2. 3, Captain 4. Laurel 3. Sports Editor 4. N.H.S. 3,4. Salvatore A. Basileo 260 Quenby Place Baseball 2, Boys Sports Club 4. Football 3; Track 4; Variety Show 4. 30 Gary R. Beale 52 Belvidere Drive Arista 4. A.A., V.P. 4; Boys Sports Club 2.3,4; N.H.S. 3.4. Swim Team 2.3. Captain 4, Variety Show 4. Mary C. Bestercy 220 Post Oak Road A.A. 4. F.N.C. 2; Highstep- pers 3.4. Laurel Art Editor 4; Leaders Club 2. Student Council 2.3, President 4, Vari- ety Show 4. S31671 Margaret A. Bih 205 Freeman Avenue Arista 4, F.B.L.A. 4. German Club 4; Laurel 4; Spanish Club 2; Spanish Honor Socie- ty 3. Harrison L. Black 716 Success Avenue Baseball 3,4. Boys Sports Club 2,3.4; Intramurals 2. 3.4. J.V. Basketball 2; J.V Football 2. Robert R. Black Jr. 80 Marsh Way Band 2.3. Stephen E. Black 80 Marsh Way Boy s Sports Club 2,3,4 Diane J. Blashke 56 Brenair Terrace Arista 4. French Club 2. V.P 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Ushers Guild 3.4; Variety Show 4 31 Linda P. Blodgett 30 Wiebe Avenue Arista 4 German Club 4. Spanish Club 2. Susan M. Bogue 2520 Huntington Road Concert Choir 3; Mixed Choir 2; Student Council 2. Anita L. Bonaparte 68 Underwood Court A.A. 2; Black and Puerto Ri- can Cultural Society 2. Drama Club 2; Spanish Club 2. Nancy A. Boudreau 1010 Cutspring Road Art Club 2,3.4. Drama Club 2, 3.4. Laurel Art Staff 4; Variety Show 4. John Brady 287 Cedar Knoll Drive Boys Sports Club 2,3,4. Christopher Brogan 305 Wiklund Avenue Suzanne L. Bronstein 124 Stiles Street 32 Cheryl A. Brown 270 Carol Road A.A. 2,3.4, Class Council 2; Girls' Sports Club 2.3; Highs- teppers 3,4; Student Council 2,3.4. Glenn M. Brown 295 Dahl Avenue Arista 4, Boys' Sports Club 2. 3.4; J.V Football 2 Bonny A. Browne 145 McLeod Place Linda J. Budnick 100 Swanson Avenue Edward T. Bums 240 Rosebrook Drive Football 2.3; Piper Staff 4; Variety Show 4. Ellen A. Burritt 40 Hanson Place A.A 2,3.4; Arista 4; Class Council 2,3; F.T.A 2.3; Secre- tary 4, Student Council 3.4; Ushers' Guild 2,3,4. Michele F. Butas 418 Abram Street Piper Staff 4. 33 John G. Buvnak 145 Russell Road Baseball 2,3,4; Boys Sports Club 2,3,4. Intramurals 2,3,4. J.V. Basketball 2; Variety Show 4. George J. Byron 45 Nightingale Drive Arista 4, Drama Club 3,4; Drama Club Production 3; German Club 2.4. President 3; Variety Show 4 William j. Caldwell 237 Mount Pleasant Avenue Photography Club 3. William Cambras 110 Brandon Avnue Band 2,3.4, Baseball 2; Boys Sports Club 2.3.4; Cross Country 3,4; Ski Club 3,4; Track 3.4. Michael A. Capasso 280 Post Oak Road Christina Capuano 1267 Cutspring Road Career Day Committee 4, F.B.L.A. 4; Service Corps 3.4; Variety Show 4. Christina L. Carrara 290 Henry Avenue Bunnell Singers 4; Career Day Chairman 4; Class Council 4; Concert Choir 3,4; Laurel Typing Staff 4; Service Corp 4, Twirlers 3,4; Variety Show 4 34 Donna L. Carroll 120 Meadowbrook Road Twirlers 4. William E. Carroll 88 Raven Terrace Choir 4. Cross Country 2; Gymnastics Club 4. Deborah A. Case one 51 Connors Lane Piper 4. Bernadine D. Cavanaugh 1026 Success Avenue Gary R. Chaffee Box 248 Main Street Vincente A. Chavez Villalpardo Pedro Parga 128 Aguascalientes. Ags. Mexico Anthony R. Chiravolo 965 Riverton Terrace Bowling 2,3,4; Intramural 2,3. 35 Diane L. Chodkowski 59 Quail Street Arista 4. French Club 2,4; N.H.S. 3.4; Ski Club 4; Varie- ty Show 4 Karen E. Cholewinski 40 Laughlin Road East Arista 4. Baseball Statistician 3; Girls Leaders Club 4. Girls' Sports Club 4; Piper 4. Soft- ball Scorekeeper 3,4. Maryann B. Chorobik 130 Flagler Avenue Arista 4. Art Club, Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Badminton 2,3; Drama Club 2,3,4; German Club 2.3.4 N.H.S. 3,4. Serv- ice Corps 2; Ski Club 2. Allen J. Christo 1469 Nichols Avenue A.A. 2,3,4. Class Council, President 3; Student Council 4. Lynn C. Clements 193 Burbank Avenue Twirlers 2,3, Captain 4. Joanne M. Colello 175 Andrew Street A.F.S. 2,3; Arista 4; F T.A. 2, 3; Girls Leaders 2,3.4. Piper 4; Spanish Club 2; Tennis 3. Linda J. Coleman 526 Woodlawn Avenue 36 Candace M. Condello 180 Emrald Place Colleen J. Conley 275 Wilbar Drive Arista 4; Class Council 4; Girls Sports Club 2; Intra- murals 2,3; Stage Crew 2; Swimming 2.3. Captain 4. Kevin j. Conley 275 Wilbar Drive French Club 4; Intramurals 2, 3; J.V. Baseball 2; j.V. Football 2; Variety Show 4. Michael J. Connell 383 Woodstock Avenue Gymnastics Club President 4; Swim Team 2,4. Mary L. Connors 139 Sunnybank Avenue Class Council 4; Colorguard 3. Captain 4; Girls' Sports Club 4; Laurel Sports Staff 4. Ski Club 3.4; Softball 3; Stage Crew 3, 4; Variety Show 2.4 Mary E. Conroy 45 Queens Avenue F.B.L.A. 2,3; F.N.C.2. Robert B. Corda 145 Douglas Street Bowling 4; Stage Crew 4. 37 Theodore J. Corris 137o Huntington Road Frank A. Coterwas 774 Wilcoxson Avenue Wayne L. Coury 1265 East Maine Street Variety Show 2. Paula J. Culver 665 Wilcoxson Avenue Arista 4; A.A. 2.3,4; French Club 2.3,4; Service Corps 3.4, Ski Club 2; Ushers Guild 3,4. Roland C. Cyr 1204 Nichols Avenue Football 3. J V. 2; Ski Club 4 38 Thomas T. Daley 62 Phillips Street Sheila M. Dalton 2996 Broadbridge Avenue Lynn M. DeAngelis 390 Glenridge Road Class Council 3; French Club 2; Intramurals 2,3. Stage Crew 2; Student Council 3,4; Twirl- ers3,4; Variety Show 2,4 Raymond W. Dedrick 690 Silver Lane Cheryl L. DeForest 114 Wakelee Avenue Photography Club 3. Mary Ann Della Cioia 100 Douglas Street Arista 4 Brian F. DeLorme 45 Sanford Place Boys Sports Club 3.4. Foot- ball 3,4; Intramurals 3; Track 3. Anthony V. DelPrete 110 Oceanview Terrace Boys Sports Club 2,3,4, Con- cert Choir 3, Treasurer 4. Cross Country 3; Drama Club 2,3,4. J.V. Football 2. Diane M. DeMezzo 2636 Huntington Road F.N.C. 2,3,4. Girls' Sports Club 2,3; Gymnastic Club 3. 39 Judith J. Dennison 382 Huntington Road Piper 3. Thomas A. Derbyshire 286 Roger Drive Basketball Mgr 2,3,4. Boys' Sports Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 2.4. J.V. Football 3, Photogra- phy Club 3,4; Scribe 3.4. Kathi M. Desjarlais 395 Highland Avenue F.B.L.A. 4. Elia DiBlasi 681 King Street Baseball 2,3. Neil Dinihanian 95 Florence Street Baseball 2,3,4. Basketball 2; Boys Sports Club 2,3,4; Class Council 4, Treasurer 2; Cross Country 3. Lili E. Diorio 127 Cedarknoll Drive A.F.S. 3. Secretary 4, A.A. 3; Class Council 3; Girls Swim- ming 2,3,4, N.H.S.3. V.P 4; Student Council 4; Ushers Guild 3,4. Richard A. Diotalevi 145 Okenuck Trail A.A 4; Baseball 2,3,4, Basket- ball 2; Boys' Sports Club 2.3, 4; Class Council 4. Cross Country 3; Variety Show 4. 40 Jeanette M. Disko 645 Wilcoxson Avenue Colorguard 3; Concert Choir 2,3,4. French Club 2; Intra- murals 2. Catherine J. Doherty 73 Chanda Drive Cheerleader 3,4; Laurel Art Staff 3; Ski Club 2,3; Student Council 3; Variety Show 2,4 Maura J. Doherty 52 Monroe Street Girls Leaders 3, Ski Club 2, Student Council 3.4 Pamela M. Dorman 910 Freeman Avenue Deborah J. Doyle 247 Ferndale Avenue Diane C. Drab 956 Huntington Road Arista 4; A.A 2,4. Bunnell Singers 4. Concert Choir 3, V.P. 4; Girls Leaders 2,3,4. Girls' Sports Club 2,3,4, Lau- rel 3, Tri-Editor 4. Ushers' Guild 2,3,4. Thomas J. Drew 3731 Main Street Class Council 2,3; Cross Country 3. Captain 4. Intra- murals 3,4, Ski Club 3,4, Spanish Club 2.3; Student Council 2, Track 2,3,4 41 Debbie Doyle Diane McFarlane Linda Horton and Kathy Ouellette Cathy Doherty Patrick E. Dubord 20 Sorghum Terrace Boys Sports Club 2,3.4; Intra- murals 2,3,4; Scribe 3, Tri- Editor 4 Audrey M. Dubuque 00 Springdale Avenue Cheerleaders 3; Scribe 3,4; Variety Show 2. A Laura M. Duddie 717 Light Street Intramurals 3, Girls Leaders 3; Library Club 3; Nurses' Service Corps 3. 4 Kenneth M. Dunlop 88 Anson Street Band 2,3.4; Drama Club 2,3; Variety Show 2. Charleen M. Dunn 1740 Huntington Road Concert Choir 4; Drama Club 2,3,4; Girls' Choir 3. Kathleen A. Dwyer 35 Kenyon Street F.N.C. 2,3,4; Service Corps 3; Spanish Club 2.3. Susan W. Eck 247 Highland Avenue Bunnell Singers 2; F.N.C. 2; Ski Club 3 . % 44 Robert A. Edwards 484 Huntington Road Mary E. Elias 91 Thornberg Street Arista 4, Class Council 2,3; Piper 4; Stage Crew 2; Student Council 3.4; Ushers' Guild 2, 3.4 Marlene L. Faust 75 Deerfield Drive F B L A 2; Tennis 2.3.4. Frank J. Fazekas 120 Canary Place Football 2,3. Patricia C. Feda 51 Lyle Terrace Arista 4; Bowling 2.3; Choir 2. 3,4; F.N.A. 2, Girls' Sports Club 2,3,4; Softball 3,4; Span- ish Honor Society 3; Twirlers 3.4. Edward J. Feduik 97 Marsh Way Photography Club 4; Scribe Staff 3. David J. Felicella 460 Stonybrook Road Arista 4, Band 2,3, Presi- dent 4; Ski Club 4; Student Council 2. 45 Catherine M. Fenton 55 Bunnell Avenue Arista 4; A.A. 4; Class Coun cil 3.4; Easter Seals Chairman 4, Student Council 3.4. Elizabeth A. Figlar 295 Wigwam Lane J. Richard Fiorillo 540 Prayer Spring Road Arista 4. Class Council 4. In- tramurals 3,4, N.H.S. 3.4. Ski Club 3.4; Spanish Honor So- ciety 3.4. Tennis 3.4; Year- book Ad Manager 3.4, Sports Staff 4. Patricia A. Fitzpatrick 2420 Broadbridge Avenue F.N.C. 2; Girls' Sports Club 2. 3; Intramurals 2.3; Piper 2. Stephen J. Fitzpatrick 1688 North Avenue A.A. 2; Class Council Presi- dent 2; Gymnastics Club 4. Photography Club 4; Ski Club 4. Student Council 2. Kathleen A. Fitzsimons 45 Greenlawn Avenue A.A. 3; Drama Club 2; Girls' Leaders 2,3,4; Girls' Sports Club 4. Piper 4; Ski Club 4; Student Council 2,4, Variety Show 2.4. Kevin J. Foley 82 Albright Avenue 46 Stephen T. Foley 56 Green Valley Road Drama Club 4; Piper 4; Varie- ty Show 4. Debra Fournier 410 Albert Avenue Spanish Club Secretary 2. Linda Fratarcangeli 55 Lilibeth Drive Concert Choir 2,3. Thomas A. Gaieski 510 Whippoorwill Lane Photography Club 4 Michele M. Gallant 58 Burbank Avenue F.N.C. 4; Girls' Swimming 2. 3. William R. Garbow 250 Knollwood Drive James R. Gerte 240 Fairfax Drive Ski Club 2,3, President 4; Swimming 2,3, Track 2. i n Mary Ellen Gerte 302 Park Street A. A. 2; Class Council 3. Cathleen A. Gilbert 420 Cannon Drive Arista 4. French Club 3,4, F T.A 2.4; V.P. 3; Girls Lead- ers 3; N.H.S. 3.4. Service Corps 3,4; Ski Club 3; Span- ish Honor Society 3.4. Karen A. Gintant 115 Deerfield Drive Arista 4. Badminton 3.4. F.N.C. 2; Girls Intramurals 3; Girls Leaders 4. Girls' Sports Club 2.3.4; Tennis 2,3,4 Lisa J. Giordano 105 Red Coach Drive Arista 4. Highsteppers 3,4; Student Council 2,3.4. Louise A. Girard 704 Wilcox son Avenue A.F.S. 2. Class Council 2,3,4; Color Guard 2,3; Drill Team 4; Girls Leaders 4 48 Daniel M. Golias 199 Quail Street Deidre Graham 210 Lobdell Drive Diane L. Grant 55 Underwood Court Drama Club 2,3; F.B.L.A. President 4 Robert W. Green 748 Wilcoxson Avenue Arista 4, Football 2.3, Swim- ming 2,3,4. Jonathan D. Griswold 4561 Main Street A.A. 4; Arista 4. Debating Club V.P. 2. French Club 2,3, V.P. 4, N.H.5. 3,4; Stage Band 2; Swimming Mgr. 3; Tennis 2,3,4 Michael J. Grosso 72 Park Street Arista 4 Linda J. Guckert 817 Wilcoxson Avenue Intramurals 2,3; Student Council 4. Joseph M. Gulish 470 Chickadee Lane Drama Club 4. Ski Club 4. Stage Crew 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Track Team 2,3,4; Vari- ety Show 2,4. Marilyn L. Gustaveson 330 Ocean view Terrace 49 Eleanor Hanson 387 Allyndale Drive Band 2,3,4. Bunnell Singers 4; Choir 3,4. Stage Band 2.4. Steven M. Hanusik 775 Success Avenue Patricia Hanusovsky 51 Newton Street Class Council 4; Ski Club 2.3, 4; Variety Show 4. Michael N. Harko 155 Seabreeze Drive Joseph S. Harrington 30 Knollwood Drive Arista 4; Drama Club 2,3, President 4 Alyce Harrity 85 Reeds Lane Arista 4; Class Council 3.4; Highsteppers 3, Captain 4. Ski Club 2. Stage Crew 3.4; Varie- ty Show 4. Janet M. Harvilchuck 474 Connors Lane Arista 4; French Club 2.4. Sec- retary 3; F.T.A. 2, Secretary 3. President 4; N.H.S. 3.4; Scribe 3. Tri-Editor 4; Ushers Guild 3, Treasurer 4. 50 t Nancy L. Hennessey 472 Huntington Road Cooperative Work Experience Program 4 John J. Henry 205 Marina Drive Arista 4; Boys Sports Club 2. 3,4; Cross Country 2,4. Laurel Staff Business Manager 4; Track 2,3,4. Laurie E. Herman 36 Derby Place Spanish Club 2; Spanish Ho- nor Society 3,4. Mark A. Her man son 84 William Street Football 2.3,4. Patricia D. Hmil 435 James Farm Road Cooperative Work Experience Program4; F.B.L.A. 4. Michael Holleran 303 Circle Drive Arista 4; Art Club 3, V.P. 2; Debating Team President 2; N.H.S. 3,4; Photography Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Variety Show 4 Barbar A. Holm 442 Woodstock Avenue 51 Margaret J. Holmes 4221 Main Street Band 2,3,4; Concert Choir 3,4, F.N.C. 2,3, President 4. Girls' Leaders 3. Mixed Choir 2; Se- nior Soloist 4; Ski Club 2,3; Variety Show 4 Gail F. Honrath 30 Sekelsky Drive Cooperative Work Experience Program 4. Allen E. Hooker 265 Patterson Avenue Linda S. Horton 533 Allyndale Drive Arista 4, Girls' Sports Club 4; Laurel Editorial Staff 3, Tri- Editor 4. N.H.S. 3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4; Stage Crew 3,4; Variety Show 4. Paul J. Hromjak 36 Federal Street Stephen M. Hudak 220 Bunnyview Drive J.V. Football 2. Charles L. Huff 1086 Huntington Road A.A. 2, Football 2; Student Council 2. 52 Bonnie J. Hughes 867 Hawley Lane A. A. 3; Class Council 3; Girls Leaders 2,3; Student Council 4; Twirlers 3,4. Debra A. Hultgren 85 Meadowbrook Road Ski Club 2,3,4. Bruce R. Huminski 435 Wigwam Lane Arista 4. Boy's Sports Club 2, 3,4. Football Manager 2,3. N.H.S. 3,4. Ski Club 2; Span- ish Honor Society Treasurer 3. 4, Swimming 2,3,4. Elaine L. Hyatt 80 Bullard Court Joyce M. Jacaruso 895 Riverton Terrace Drama Club 2,3,4. Service Corps 4; Ski Club 3,4. Roger R. Jahn 254 Sunnybank Avenue Cross Country 3. Football Manager 2,3; Track Manager 2. Stephen Jastermsky 1574 North Avenue A.A. 2.4; Class Council 2; Gymnastics Club 4; Student Council 2,3,4. 53 Laurel B. Jenney 109 Wilbrook Road Art Club 2.4. President 3; A.A 4. Drama Club 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3.4; Variety Show 4 Edward C. Johnson 71 Arbor Street Band 2,3,4; Cross Country 3. Donna M. Joyce 137 Vought Place A.A. 2,3; Student Council 4. David R. Kaeser 165 Burbank Drive Arista 4, Football Mgr 3. In- tramurals 2,3. Suzanne J. Kaeser 50 Bulmer Drive Scribe 3,4, Student Council 2, 3. Frederick Kaesmann 470 Oceanview Terrace John S. Kalafus 124 Sunflower Avenue Football 2,3; Student Council 2. 54 Tara Kamcnickv 4235 Main Street Kevin H. Kane 124 Allyndale Drive Piper 4 Janet E. Kehlhofer t 6 Fairlea Avenue Arista 4; Badminton 3.4. In- tramurals 3,4. Library Club. 2, 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Service Corps 4; Spanish Honor Society 3.4; Tennis 2. Robert S. Kenney 156 Cutspring Road Arista 4. Chess Club 2,3; Li- brary Service Corps 2; Ski Club 4. Patricia M. Kern 25 Wayne Street Arista Treasurer 4; Class Council 3.4; Intramurals 2; Ski Club 2.3,4; Student Coun- cil 2.3; Ushers Guild 2.3,4 Barbara J. Kiefer Box 245-A, Huntington Road Cheerleaders 2,3.4; Leaders Club 2; Ski Club 2; Student Council 2. Treasurer 3.4; Vari- ety Show 2.4 Claudia L. Kiely 30 Zoar Street Ski Club 4; Variety Show 4. 55 James H. Kirkland 117 Canaan Court Intramurals 4. Track Team 2. 4 Debra L. Klesper 129 Vought Place Arista 4 A.A. 3; Class Coun- cil 3; F.N.C.4 Edward C. Knapik 391 Old Spring Road Intramurals 3. J.V. Baseball 2. Photography Club 2. Richard N. Knight 10 Lobdell Drive Cross Country 3; Drama Club 2.3.4. Gymnastic Club 3,4 Track Team 3. Robert A. Knopick 1901 Nichols Avenue Arista 4; Intramurals 3; N.H.S.3,4 Gregory A. Koch an 40 Douglas Street Class Council 4; German Club 2; Tennis 2. Joseph Kochiss 155 Morehouse Avenue 56 Mary Lynn Kochiss 412 Barnum Terrace Sandra C. Kochiss 155 Morehouse Avenue Elizabeth M. Kotwica 70 Bullard Court Lorri Kozakewicz 35 Chevvy Street Office Service Corps 3. Peter M. Krafchik 72 Hawkins Street Sallie B. Kraus 110 Monroe Street Arista 4, Art Club 3.4. French Club 2,3,4. German Club 2. Secretary 3. Treasurer 4. Girls' Varsity Tennis 3,4; Laurel Edi- torial Staff 4; Library Service Corps 4; Student Council 4. Glenn J. Krieger 780 Cutspring Road Spanish Club 2,3,4 57 Debbie Simpson, Nancy Skarzenski Tom Drew Barb Kiefer, Jude Young Michele Butas, Mary Elias, Paula Culver. Cathy Gilbert Nicholas I. Kupec 155 Hollywood Avenue Spanish Club 2; Student Council 4. Kathleen A. Leary 42 Singer Court William M. Lilia 57 Ocean view Terrace Arista 4; Intramurals 4; J.V. Baseball 2; J.V. Basketball 2.3. Catharine Linden 173 Wilbrook Road French Club 2,3. Darlene J. Lise insky 50 Mapledale Avenue Arista 4; Piper 4; Spanish Honor Society 3. Sebastiano C. Lisi III 485 Franklin Avenue Arista 4. Band 2.3; Evaluation Committee 4, Ski Club 3,4. Student Council 2.3.4 George A. Lornie 235 Rosebrook Drive 60 Stephen E. Loso 220 Luanne Road Mark P. Lovington 15 Wilbrook Road Arista 4, Concert Band 2,3; Cross Country 3,4; N.H.S. 3, Treasurer 4; Ski Club 2,3,4, Stage Band 2, Stage Crew 2.3, 4, Track Team 2,3,4 Alan Lozowski 95 Eureka Avenue Boys' Sports Club 4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4, Track 2.3. James J. Lubas 125 Bunny view Drive Donna E. Lubik 60 Wigwam Lane Arista 4; French Club 3; F T.A. 3. Mark R. Lucarelle 170 Dahl Avenue Karen A. Lucas 185 Orchard Hill Drive A.F.S. 3; Arista 4; Band trea- surer 2, F.B.L.A. 2.3. 61 Tami). Lucas 1309 Huntington Road A.F.S. 2, Treasurer 3; Arista 4; Badminton 3,4; Concert Choir 2.3, Secretary 4; Girls' Sports Club 2. Treasurer 3,4, Photography 2,3; Softball 3; Variety Show 2,4. Donna M. Lukach 445 East Main Street Arista 4, Art Club 2,3; Biology Work-Room Staff 2,3,4; Dra- ma Club 2,3,4. Donald R. Machado 315 Oak Ridge Road Arista 4; Ski Club 2,3,4 Jeffrey T. Maco 475 Franklin Avenue Basketball 2; Football 4, J.V. Football 2; Track 3.4 Georgie-Kay J. Makris 42 Plymouth Street Patrick F. Mallon 36 Duke Drive Basketball 2,3,4; Boys' Sports Club 2,3,4; Ski Club 4; Track 2,3,4; Variety Show 4. Steven J. Malone 245 Post Oak Road Cross Country 4; Intramurals 3.4; Track 4 62 Luann Maraglino 4 Marr Street Senior Council 4. John F. Marfiak 139 Old Town Drive Basketball 2,3,4, Boys Sports Club 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. Laura S. Margin 230 Albert Avenue Concert Choir 3,4; Girls Leaders 2,3,4, Gymnastics Club 4, Mixed Choir 2,3; F.N.C. 4. Twirlers 2,3,4, Vari- ety Show 2,4. Russell Marks 65 Meadowbrook Road Concert Choir 2,3; Intramur- als 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2. Mary Jane Martin 64 Champion Terrace F.N.C. 2. Enrico E. Masi 40 North Acre Place J.V Baseball 2. J.V. Football 2. 63 Deborah J. Maseto 115 Hitching Post Lane John McCarrick 982 Wilcoxson Avenue Baseball 2; Football 2.3,4; N.H.S.3.4 Patricia J. McCarthy 70Tucci Drive Arista 4; A.A. 3,4. Class Council 3,4, Drama Club 2; Ski Club 3,4, Variety Show 4 Robert J. McDermott 966 Wilcoxson Avenue A.A. 2.3; Baseball 3,4. Boys' Sports Club 2,3, President 4; Intramurals 2,3,4 J.V. Base- ball 2. Diane H. McFarlane 837 Wilcoxson Avenue Intramurals 2. Tanya C. McLaughlin 23 Hull Court Black and Puerto Rican Cul- tural Society 2, Drama Club 2. Michael R. McMahon 54 Sunnyside Terrace Intramurals 3. William R. McNeil 284 B Agawam Drive Football 2,3. 64 Annette M. Meaney 355 Oakridge Road A.F.S. 2. V.P. 3. President 4; Arista 4( Debating Club Secre- tary 2; N.H.S. 3,4, Stage Crew 2; Student Council 2,3,4. Lorri J. Melita 65 Dahl Avenue Michael E. Melli 80 Canary Place A.A 4; Class Council 4, Intra- murals 2.3; Ski Club 3,4, Track 2.3. Susan L. Merrill 383 Highland Avenue A.F.S. 2, Secretary 3, V.P. 4; Arista 4, A.A. 3,4, N.H.S. 3,4; Ski Club 3,4. Spanish Honor Society V.P. 3,4; Ushers' Guild 3, Secretary 4. Variety Show 2. Bruce M. Meth 92 Blarney Circle Arista 4. Basketball 2; Class Council 2.3,4, Football 3,4, French Club 2,3,4, Jazz Band 2, N.H.S. 3, President 4; Track 2,3,4. Sandra M. Mezick 204 Kenwood Avenue Arista 4; Class Council 2,3; Girls' Sports Club 2.3,4, Ski Club Secretary 4, Softball 3; Stage Crew 2, Student Council 2,3,4; Variety Show 2,4. Gerald F. Mezzoni 49 Old Town Drive 65 Stephanie Michaels 180 Rosebrook Drive A.F.S. 2.4. President 3; Arista 4. Concert Band 2,3.4; Drama Club Production 3; Laurel Art Staff 4; Spanish Club 2. Doreen A. Miklos 147 Vought Place A.A. 2; Concert Choir 4; F.N.C. 2.3,4. Girls' Choir 3; Girls' Leaders 2; Service Corps 2,3.4 Beverly J. Miller 31 Hull Court A.A. 4, Black and Puerto Ri- can Cultural Society 2; Drama Club 2,3, Intramurals 3. Russell K. Miller 337 Delaware Drive Football Manager 3, Golf 3.4. Gary E. Mills 266 Albright Avenue Bowling 4, Boys Sports Club 3,4. Football 2; Golf 4. Intra- murals 3,4. Gregory J. Mills 266 Albright Avenue Football 2; Golf 2,4; Intramur- als 3. Nancy L. Mills 156 Plymouth Street Color Guard 3,4; Girls' Lead- ers 4; Spanish Club 2. 66 Paul R. Milosit 518 Woodlawn Avenue Drama Club 3,4; Gymnastics Club 3.4; Ski Club 4, Stage Crew 2,3, Stage Mgr 4 Track 2. Bonnie M. Milroy 86 Park Street Scribe 3,4; Ski Club 2. Anne E. Monahan 230 Euclid Avenue A.F.S. 3, Treasurer 4, Arista 4; Concert Choir 3.4; French Club 2,3, Secretary 4; F.T.A. 3, Treasurer 4; Mixed Chorus 2; N.H.S.4; Ushers GuUd 3.4. Alan E. Monelli 140 Emerald Place J.V. Baseball 2. Matthew M. Monte 181 Highland Avenue Stephen P. Moran 224 Rockland Avenue Football 2.3; Scribe 3,4. Edward J. Moroni 548 Highland Avenue Art Club 2.4; V.P. 3. Band 2.4. Chess Club 2, Drama Club 2, 3,4; Photography Club 3,4; Stage Band 2. 67 June M. Morris 180 Albright Avenue Drama Club 2, Highsteppers 3.4; Ski Club 2.3; Variety Show 4. Brian M. Morrisroe 82 Bodine Court Edward H. Morrisroe 82 Bodine Court Baseball 2,3.4; Scribe 3.4; Sports Club 2.3. V.P 4. Brent P. Morrow 85 Canaan Court Basketball 3,4; J.V. 2; Black and Puerto Rican Cultural So- ciety 2, Boys Sports Club 2.3. 4. Choir 2.3,4, J.V. Football 2; Intramurals 3,4. Kevin A. Morse 9 Alvord Street Daniel Moyher 280 Huntington Road Bowling 2,3. Robert R. Murray 204 Freeman Avenue Football 2.3. 68 Stephen J. Murzyn 195 Broadmere Road Karen A. Muska 155 Sheppard Street Arista 4. Highsteppers 3.4. Service Corps 3.4. Stage Crew 2; Variety Show 2. Lillian A. Muttick 35 Kasper Circle A A. 2; Class Council 3. V.P. 2; Girls Leaders 2; Ski Club 2. Richard L. Nance 55 Rockland Avenue Arista 4 Intramural Basket- ball 3; Spanish Honor Society 3. Gabriel A. Nappi 6 Monroe Street Katherine L. New I and 154 Cupheag Crescent Philip G. Niedzwiecki 28 McNeil Terrace Baseball 2.3,4. Basketball 3.4. Boys' Sports Club 2.3. Secre- tary 4. 69 Doreen L. Nyquist 144 Reeds Lane Class Council 4, Variety Show 4. Robert F. Oberhauser 10 Argonne Drive German Club 2,3; Intramurals 3. ■ George F. O'Connor 146 Patterson Avenue Swimming 2,3. Co-Captain 4 Timothy J. Olson 20 Chapel Street Photography Club 4; Ski Club 4. Joan M. Olzinski 85 Andrew Street Douglas P. Onieu 297 Windsor Avenue Swiming 2,3,4. Mary L. Oppedisano 150 Freeman Avenue Bowling 3,4; Photography Club 4; Piper 4; Stage Crew 3, 4. 70 James J. Oris 59 Legion Avenue Intramurals 3,4 Maribeth Osborne 155 Wiebe Avenue A.A. 3; Class Council 2; Stu- dent Council 4. Kathy A. Ouellette 16o Delaware Drive Arista 4; Class Council 2,3,4; Drama Club 2.3.4; Intramur- als 2,3,4; Laurel Editorial Staff 3, Tri-Editor 4; Softball 3, Student Council 2,3,4; Ush- ers' Guild 2,3,4 Pamela A. Page 26o Patterson Avenue Arista 4. A.A. 4; Girls' Lead- ers 3; Sports Club 3. Susan J. Palier 2056 Broadbridge Avenue John E. Papin 406 Abram Street Gordon H. Parker 1115 Whippoorwill Lane Bunnell Singers 3; Choir 3; Drama Club 2; Drama Club Production 3. 71 Lisa M. Patrick 165 Parkway Drive Mary-Ann Pavlik 84 Sultan Street Lynn Pecco 1700 Broadbridge Avenue Denise E. Perron 695 Robin Lane Arista 4. Intramurals 2,3; Ski Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 2. Stage Crew 2.3. Student Council 2,3,4. Variety Show 2, 4 John E. Peters 35 Oak wood Street Boys' Sports Club 2,3,4. Intra- murals 2 Thomas L. Pisani 76 McNeil Terrace Arista 4; Class Council 2,3,4; N.H.S. 3.4; Spanish Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Swimming 2. George J. Pjura 200 Morningside Terrace Golf 2.3,4 72 Stanley Poniatowski 145 Hinman Street Debra A. Porga 491 Huntington Road Art Club 3, Drama Club 3. Tennis 2 Joseph C. Porto 600 Henry Avenue Barbara A. Potasky 190 Del wood Road A.F.S. 4. Arista 4; Girls' Lead- ers 3.4. Girls Sports Club 2,3. V.P. 4. Intramurals 2.3; Soft- ball 3; Stage Crew 4. Ernest Prezioso 60 Delaware Drive Paul M. Prisavage 341 Windsor Avenue Daniel J. Pyatak 150 Fernwood Drive Baseball 4, Boys Sports Club 2.3,4. J.V Basketball 3; Soph- omore Basketball 2. 73 74 Bill Cambras, Rick Diotalevi. John Buynak SENIORS '74 Pat Kern. Diane Blashke. Dave Williams Larry Castelot. Mako Ueda Kate N. Rafferty 524 Barnum Terrace A.A. 3,4; Highsteppers 3,4, Scribe 4 Kathryn A. Ragusa 90 Rosebrook Drive Stage Crew 2; Student Council 3.4 Joseph C. Ramos 1080 Huntington Road Boys' Sports Club 2,3,4. Foot- ball 2.3; J.V. Basketball 2; Track 3,4 Laurie L. Rapice 65 Topaz Place F.N.C. 2,3; Girls Leaders 3; Girls' Sports Club 2; Ski Club 2; Spanish Club 2. Lynn M. Raslavsky 115 Marsh Way A.A. 2,4; Service Corps 3,4. Janice A. Rasmussen 59 Mercer Street A.A. 2,3; Class Council 2,4, F.N.C. 2,3; Laurel Editorial Staff 4; Twirlers 3, Co-Capt. 4 Patricia D. Rea 175 Sheppard Street Arista 4 76 Mildred C. Reuther 165 Quenby Place Class Council 2,3; F.B L A V.P. 4, Intramural Basketball 2; Service Corps 3,4; Student Council 2; Volleyball 3. Peggy Reis man 120 Wilbrook Road Arista 4; N.H.S. 3,4; Ski Club 4 Brian D. Reding 120 Bunnell Avenue Gymnastics Club 4; Trans- ferred from Ridgewood High School New Jersey. Beverly A. Rick 1560 Nichols Avenue Laraine A. Rinaldini 98 Henry Avenue John R. Rindos 455 Stony brook Road Arista 4; Spanish Club 2. Donald T. Robertson 254 Albright Avenue Arista 4, Drama Club 4 77 Kathleen B. Rooney 100 Red Coach Drive Timothy C. Root 160 Blueberry Lane Career Day Committee 2.3,4 MichaelJ. Rosbrough 445 Marina Drive Kim E. Ross Box 239, Huntington Road Arista 4, Band 2,3; Boys Swim Team Mgr 3,4, Girls Swim Team 2,3.4, Laurel Sports Staff 3.4; N.H.S. 3,4. Ski Club 2,3,4; Spanish Honor Society 3.4 TeriL. Russell 190 Matthew Drive A.A. 3.4; Arista 4; Class Council 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4. Girls' Leaders 2,3,4; Girls' Sports Club 2,3,4; Girls Swim Team 4; Softball 3. Donald J. Ryan 175 Twin Oaks Terrace Arista 4. Class Council 2,3,4; Ski Club 2,3,4. Marie Sabo 170 Glenfield Avenue Arista 4; Bunnell Singers 3.4, Concert Choir 3, President 4. French Club 2,3,4. Mixed Choir 2; N.H.S. 4 78 James L. Sanford 805 Robin Lane Ski Club 2,3.4; Track 2,4 Lynn M. SaNogueira 1456 Nichols Avenue Dore J. Santucci 189 Bayberry Lane A.F.S. 2,3; Arista 4; Drama Club 2,3, Secretary 4; Drama Club Production 3; Laurel Typing Staff 4, Service Corp 3,4; Stage Crew 3,4; Student Council 4; Variety Show 4. Douglas E. Saunders 397 Stony brook Road Margaret M. Sautter 194 Freeman Avenue Arista 4, Girls Intramurals 2, 3,4; Girls Softball Captain 3; Girls' Sports Club 2,3,4; Lau- rel Advertising Staff 4; Ski Club 2,3; Stage Crew 2,3; Va- riety Show 4 Laurie J. Scharf 120 Rustown Drive A.A. 2, Secretary 4; Arista 4. Class Council 2.3; Girls' Sports Club 2,3,4; Scribe 3, Tri-Editor 4, Student Council 2.4. Variety Show 2.4 Mark Schlagenhauf 165 Topaz Place Arista 4. Chess Club President 2,3,4. Chess Team Captain 2, 3.4; German Club 2,3,4 79 Gregors R. Schlenk 1124 Salvia Street J.V. Basketball 2. Donald J. Schneider Susan T. Scholz 70 Hollydale Road 245 Manor Hill Road Art Club 2.4; Secretary 3; Band 2.3,4, Drama Club 2,3,4; Spring Musical 2.3; Stage Band 2.3; Variety Show 4. Margaret Schulze 593 Wilcoxson Avenue Concert Choir 4, Mixed Choir 2.3. Lawrence N. Secchiaroli 22 Lobdell Drive Mark T. Sembiante 89 Bayberry Lane Football 2; Ski Club 3.4. Wanda M. Serrano 330 Hollywood Avenue A.A. 2,3.4. Black and Puerto Rican Cultural Society Secre- tary 2 Bunnell Singers 4; Choir 3,4, Drama Club 2,3,4, Highsteppers 3,4. Spanish Club V.P 2, Secretary 3,4; Variety Show 4 80 Mary Sheehan 249 Mount Pleasant Avenue Richard M. Shephard 224 Glenwood Avenue Transferred from Heidelberg American High School. Ger- many. German Club 4, Golf 4. Nicole Shomer 48B Huron Lane Transferred from Leysin American School. Leysin. Switzerland. Arista 4. Drama Club 4. Gregory M. Simkanin 19 Elk Terrace Band 2,3,4 Debra J. Simpson 60 Peck Street Drama Club 4 Nancy A. Skarzenski 70 Sanford Place Service Corps 4. Janet M. Skirkanich 31 Morningside Terrace F B.L.A. Secretary 4 81 Rita S. Skrutsky 59 Porter Street Arista 4; F.B.L.A. 2,3; Laurel Assistant Business Mgr 4; Student Council 2. Roman T. Slevinsky 573 Henry Avenue Extension Arista 4. A.A. 2, Boys' Sports Club 2,3.4, Football 2,3,4. In- tramurals 4, Laurel 4. Ski Club 2,3,4, Track 3. Debbie J. Slezak 40 Emery Street F.B.L.A. Treasurer 4. Candie L. Smith 10 Underwood Court Drama Club 2,3,4. Variety Show 4 Christopher D. Smith 935 James Farm Road Elizabeth A. Snow 45 Elmhurst Avenue A.A. 3,4, A.F.S. 4; Class Council 2,3; F.N.A. Secretary 2; Girls' Leaders 4; Girls' Sports Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 2.3,4; Softball 3,4. Lynn A. Socha 20 Seabreeze Drive 82 Barbara). Spodnik 336 Stonybrook Road Arista 4; Service Corps 3.4. Melody Staffy 190 Val Drive Arista 4. Class Council 4; F.T.A. 4. Service Corp 2.3; Student Council 2.3,4; Variety Show 4. Anne M. Stapleton 31 Cardinal Place Girls Leaders 4, Girls' Sports Club 4. Piper 4, Stage Crew 4. Variety Show 4 Susan B. Stavola 170 Judith Terrace Arista 4. A.A. 2,3,4; Cheer- leaders 3. Captain 4, Class Council 2.3,4, N.H.S. 3.4, Spanish Honor Society 3.4, Student Council 3,4. Variety Show 2,4. Ronald G. Stein 1276 North Avenue Carol A. Stosse 6105 Main Street Arista 4. Concert Band 2,3,4, French Club 3.4. F.B.L.A. 4. Laurel Editorial Staff 4; Stage Band 4. Gregory Stramoski 240 Flagler Avenue 83 Gail A. Stramski 105 Goldbach Drive Arista 4; F.B.L.A. 4; Spanish Club 2. Thomas S. Stravecky 320 Islandview Road Arista 4 Band 2; Class Coun- cil 2.3; Laurel Editorial Staff 4. N.H.S. 3,4, Ski Club 2.3,4. Spanish Honor Society, Presi- dent 3.4. Student Council 3.4. Jennifer P. Strode 110 Prim Street Arista 4. Class Council 2.3,4; French Club 2.3. Treasurer 4 German Club Sec ret ary-Trea- surer 2, V.P. 3,4. Intramurals Sports 3; N.H.S. 3.4. Track Mgr. 3.4 Ushers Guild 2,3,4 Anna Marie Suchy 1013 Cutspring Road Arista 4. Art Club 2, Girls' Leaders 3. Girls Sports Club 3; Intramurals Sports 2,3; Scribe 3.4. Service Corps 4. Variety Show 4 George P. Sutyak 514 Franklin Avenue Concert Choir 3; Intramural Basketball 3. Mixed Choir 2; Photography Club 3.4; Scribe 3.4 John Swiatlon 110 Claudia Drive Photography Club 3.4. Willard E. Syx 11 Mill River Drive 84 Lisa M. Tabak 63 Flora Drive A.A 2.3.4; Cross Country Mgr. 3.4, French Club 2.3. President 4 German Club 3.4 N.H.S. 3, Secretary 4 Photog- raphy Club 3.4. Track. Mgr. 3. 4. Ushers Guild 3,4 Orest S. Tarasiuk 245 Andrew Street Intramural Basketball 2.3. James J. Teding 4340 Main Street Art Club 3,4, Drama Club 4; Drama Club Production 3. Variety Show 4 Richard E. Thibodeau Building 85 Apartment 13 Canaan Court Bunnell Singers 2,3,4; Choir 2, 3.4. J.V Football 2; Track 2. Variety Show 4 John Thomas 61 Linton Street Kim M. Torreso 70 Sikorsky Place Student Council 2. Kathleen S. Turley 65 Fairlea Avenue Art Club 2,3.4; A A 4; Color Guard 4. Drama Club 2.3.4; F.N.C. 3; F T A 2.3.4; Variety Show 4. 85 Mark Tuscano 60 Rosebrook Drive Football 2,3.4. Masako Leda 1-20, 2-Chome. Gion-machi Nobeoka-shi. Miyazaki-ken 882 Japan A.F.S. 4; Chorus 4 Lynda D. Urban 134 Monroe Street Arista 4; Art Club 2.3; A.A. 3; Class Council 2.3.4 Drama Club 2,3,4. Drama Club Pro- duction 3; N.H.S. 3,4; Student Council 4. William D. Yarenelli 87 Cedarknoll Drive Arista V.P 4, Chess Club 3.4. French Club 2,3,4. Laurel Advertising Staff 4. Mixed Choir 2. Photography Club 2. 3,4; Sports Club 2,3; Tennis 3. 4. Patricia A. Venables 185 Goldbach Drive Arista 4; Art Club 2.3; A. A. 2, 3; Class Council 2.3; Girls’ Sports Club 3.4. V.P. 2; Stu- dent Council 3. V.P. 4. Ushers Guild 3.4. Walter C. Visokay 40 Candlewood Road Diana E. Vispone 20 Colonial Drive Arista 4; Piper 3,4 86 JaneC. Vosgerichian 644 Nichols Avenue Arista 4 Choir 4; F.N.C. 2; Variety Show 4. David S. Voytek 305 Coldbach Drive Bowling 2. James S. Ward 22 Hull Court Gaye B. Weinstein 341 Cutspring Road Arista 4. Band 2.3; Drama Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4; German Club 2.3, President 4; N.H.S. 3,4. Student Council 4. Patricia A. Weldon 30 Unity Drive A.F.S. 3,4; Arista 4. Class Council 4; Drama Club 4, Girls’ Leader 4. Girls Sports Club 2,3, President 4. Stage Crew 3.4. Diane B. Wellington 626 Huntington Road Piper 4. Spanish Club 4, Spanish Honor Society 3,4. Vivian R. Werner 155 Lambert Drive Art Club 3. 87 Ruth M. West 76 Fisher Court Mary C. Whitacre 63 Bullard Court Arista 4; Girls Leaders 4. Girls Sports Club 4; Intra- murals 3. John H. Whitaker 235 Rosebrook Drive Basketball 2,4, Football 2,3,4. Golf 2,3,4 Charles R. White 965 Whippoorwill Lane Ski Club 2.3. V.P. 4; Ski Team 4; Stage Crew 2.3. Mark A. White 300 Ferndale Avenue Baseball 2,3,4 Ronald D. Wiehler 203 Wainwright Place A.F.S. 2.3,4; Band 2,3; Drama Club 2,3. David M. Williams 45 Bunny view Drive Ski Club 2,3,4; Track 2.3.4 88 Susan E. Williams 156 Albright Avenue A.A. 2; Girls' Sports Club 4. Intramurals 2,3,4. Susan I. Witiak 170 Cupheag Crescent A.A. 3; Color Guard 3; F.N.C. 2,3; Girls Leaders 4; Girls' Sports Club 4. Intramurals 4. Spanish Club 2. David E. Wyskiel 155 Douglas Street Arista President 4; Class Council 4; French Club 2,3,4. N.H.S. 3,4. Photography Club 3,4; Ski Club 4; Student Council 2; Tennis 3. Kathy A. Yash 45 Bulmer Drive Arista Secretary 4; Art Club 2, 3.4. F T A 3.4 N.H.S. 3.4. Spanish Honor Society 3; Student Council 3; Ushers Guild 3,4; Variety Show 4 Doreen J. Young 507 Highland Avenue Class Council 3 Michael Zieff 35 Cameo Road Evaluation Committee 4. Ski Club 4. Variety Show 4 Roger E. Zoeller 70 Meadowbrook Road 89 Jane A. Zorn 28 Wilbrook Road A.F.S. 4; Arista 4, F.N.C. 4; Gymnastics Club 4; Ski Club 2; Stage Crew 3; Student Council 4. Andrew N. Zymbaluk 80 Sunrise Terrace Football 2; Scribe 3,4 Martin Dempsey 318 Stonybrook Road Dennis J. Oaks 790 Wigwam Lane Michael Sokol 393 Dahl Avenue Phyllis A. DuRivage 89 Canaan Court Lawrence E. Percell 1013 Cutspring Road Mark V. Johnson 190 Kenwood Avenue Donna M. Irons Michael A. Vidmosko 85 Elizabeth Street 85 Brandon Avenue A. A. 2, Service Corps 3. Leonard T. Ficano 55 Vielie Street Nancy A. Rourick 2117 Nichols Avenue Thomas A. Grega 66 Chevvy Street Douglas M. Law 151 Shea Terrace Marylou Schwarzkopf 134 Shea Terrace Ski Club 2; Swim Team 2. Gary S. Vonick 240 Luanne Road Band 2.3. Garry P. Melito 1177 North Avenue Michael WUson 300 Whippoorwill Lane Frank C. Hamilton 95 Bunnell Avenue Christopher J. Williams 405 Prayer Spring Road German Club 3.4; Pho tography Club 4. George E. Metcalfe 6255 Main Street Piper 4. Awilda Serrano 330 Hollywood Avenue Christmas Show 3; Drama Club 2,3.4; Drama Club Pro- duction 3; Evaluation Com- mittee 4 Spanish Club 2.3; Spanish Honor Society 3,4, Student Council 2.3. Secretary 4. Variety Show 4 90 All that's beautiful drifts away. William Butler Yeats 92 Bernadine Cavanaugh UNDERCLASS Fred Roberto Cheryl Hudak Vinny Kay Mary A. Colangelo, Anne Young. Holly Secord, Sue Heiden. Nancy Eckert, Jan Lingdell. Frank Oliva 103 Donna Germano, Charlie Carloni, Mark Brown. Craig Charney, Frank Wilson. Doreen Arsenault Barry Lessow Harry Sudhoff 104 Bonnie Maiden Vinny Hirschbeck SueCennamo, Mary Beth Simpson, Joann DellaGioia. 105 Charlie Lahr SPORTS CROSS COUNTRY ■HH Captain Tom Drew The 1973 harriers closed out their season with a record of six wins and four losses. Beginning the season strongly, the team was then stunned by a tough one-point defeat from St. Joseph, and a hotly contested two-point loss to Stratford. The team's record showed their relative youth and inexperience, but their All- MBIAC Varsity medal earnings equalled that of league champion. Prep. Bunnell Varsity: Captain Tom Drew, 3rd; Steve Malone, 6th; Billy Cambras, 8th. JV: Ray Fraser, 4th; Joe Sullivan, 6th. 1972 Captain Charlie Cellar volunteered many hours of his own time to help build these runners back into a team that will, next year, carry on the tradition of Bunnell Cross Country as a league- leading power. 108 We've Got the Team — Oh Yeah!'' Where's the coach?” Kneeling. Front, L to R: Dan Ragsdale. Larry Lynn. Harry Powers. Bill Cambras. Captain Tom Drew. Tim Osborne, Andy Kekacs. Bill Kaputa. Al Lozows- ki, Greg Reut. Joe Sullivan. Ed Arva. Steve Law Back Row, Standing: Manager Lisa Tabak. Rich Linden. Chris Barlow. Tom Wargo. Bob Stanko Mark Lovington. John Henry. Mike Hritz. Curt Fox. Terry Gerlich, Bob Nolting. Mark Barlow. Ray Fraser. Joe Kaczvinsky. Kerwin Lanz. Rich Buturla, Tim Tabak. Assistant Manager Steve McGrath. Head Coach Tom Nelson. 109 KerwinLanz — Ker Ozzie and Muldoon Tim Tay 'Tabak 110 Bill Camby Cambras Butula Nolting,Fraser. Freshman Harry Powers Mark Lovington — 'Lovey' Steve and Lisa. Scoreboard Bunnell 19 Bullard Haven 46 Bunnell 37 Fairfield Prep 19 Bunnell 17 Bassick 48 Bunnell 19 Kolbe 48 Bunnell 28 St. Joseph 27 Bunnell 29 Stratford 27 Bunnell 22 Central 40 Bunnell 31 Harding 28 Bunnell 25 Notre Dame 30 Dennis Appel Quarterback Bruce Bodnar 'Way to go. Bulldogs FOOTBALL Captain Cliff Barone Cliff's little ? brother Tony Barone. Top performers on this year's squad include juniors Bob Cartiglia (Safety) and Pat Bratchell (Middle linebacker). Both were selected as second- team all-MBiAC defensive standouts. Seniors Dennis Appel and Cliff Barone, and Junior defen- sive tackle Kevin Bonaparte all received honorable mention. Appel was the team's leading ground gainer at the halfback slot, as both he and Barone were named to honorable mention on the All- Fairfield County Daily News squad. Barone, this year's captain, was a two-way performer at the guard and linebacker spots. Consistent seniors who anchored this year's young and inexperienced squad were Bruce Meth (Center), Mark Hermanson (Defensive End), Roman Slevinsky (Defensive Tackle), Jeff Maco (Linebacker) and Brian Delorme (Defensive Back). Talented juniors who will be back to lead next year's team include Bob Crichton (Defensive Back), Eric Olsen (Offensive Tackle), Bruce Bod- nar (Quarterback) and Doug Shull (Halfback). Among the 33 sophomores, who should have a great future, and have attained much experience this year are players Dan Bonaparte (Linebacker), Vinny Cappello (Defensive End), Tony Barone (Guard), Steve Senft (Quarterback), Joe Young (Defensive Back), Gary Hughes (Halfback), Dan Onieu (Center), Keith Fox (Offensive Tackle) and Andy Krivi (End). Coach Jack Guckert and his staff are tireless workers and their efforts will be rewarded by the success of future Bunnell football teams. The Bonaparte brothers, Dan and Kevin. Offense in action Front Row — J. Griffin. B Crichton. B Bodnar. K Bonaparte. P Bratchell. M Her man son. D. Appel, C Barone. B. Meth, B Delorme. J. Maco. R Slevinsky. E. Olsen. M. Cullen. B Cardellichio Middle Row — D. Bepko. E. Bitsco. T. Verrilli. P Hennessey. D. Shull. A. Bunovsky. A. Krivi. T. Barone, K. Fox. D. Bonaparte. P. Bashar. L. Farrell. M. Croteau. B. Cartiglia. Manager Dennis Burke. Manager Mike Reed. Manager Mark Macura. Back Row — S. Terranova, M Manfredi, G. Hughes. V. Hirschbeck, G. Babineau, V. Kiely, K Hickey. B. Donofrio, V. Cappello. R. Yeomans, B. Wel- lington, D. Onieu, B Hamilton. J. Guerin. B Defedirico, S. Senft. F. Godin. G. Anderson. J. Young. J Mcllhoney, j Hultgren. 114 BASKETBALL The 1973-74 basketball season was one of frustration for Bunnell High School as the team compiled a record of 1 win and 19 losses. However, mixed with the frustration there was accomplishment and signs of encouragement for next year. The season opened with injury as Senior Co-captain Donald Barnes was hurt in a practice session. Forced to do without their floor leader, the team scrambled in their open- ing games. Co-captain Mike Armstrong emerged from this situation as the team's leading scorer and rebounder. Aiding Armstrong under the boards and in the scoring department were Seniors Bent Morrow, Pat Mallon, Phil Niedzwiecki, and John Marfiak. Another accomplished player was two year veteran Junior Bob Crichton. Crichton led a group of Juniors expecting to form the framework for next year's team. They include Gary Gilbert, Ezio Sabatino, Rich Buturla, Eric Olson, Mike Se- bas, Kerwin Lanz, and Dave Miller. Sophomore Jay Callahan showed poise in his limited Var- sity action this year. Callahan, a standout in Junior Varsity tilts, is expected to develop into a solid Varsity performer. Co-Captain Mike Armstrong Co-Captain Donald Barnes Coach Pedro Tagatac instructing his players. 115 Bob Crichton Bunnell 29 Law 41 Bunnell 55 Milford 58 Bunnell 40 Stratford 103 Bunnell . 55 Tech 102 Bunnell . 51 Central 118 Bunnell 39 Prep 88 Bunnell 54 Notre Dame 90 Bunnell 51 Milford 69 Bunnell 60 Kolbe 58 Bunnell 51 Harding 104 Bunnell 55 Stratford 93 Bunnell 59 Bassick 84 Bunnell 59 Law 74 Bunnell 69 Tech 99 Bunnell 67 Central 104 Bunnell 63 Prep 95 Bunnell 66 Bassick 83 Bunnell 45 Notre Dame 74 Bunnell 59 Kolbe 76 Bunnell 66 St. Joes 68 First Row: B. Morrow, D. Miller, P Mallon. P. Niedzwiecki, K. Lanz, J. Callahan, C. Fox Second Row: Coach P. Tagatac. M. Sebas, J Mar- fiak, B Crichton, E. Sabatino, Co-captain D. Barnes, Co-captain M. Armstrong, E. Olson, R. Baturla, G. Gilbert, Junior Varsity Coach Mike Koritko. Brent Morrow 117 Tom Green Jim Delear SWIMMING Dennis Guaglianone. Wayne Magoon Co-Captain Jeff O'Connor 118 Front Row; Dennis Guaglianone. Ed Connell. Ray O'Connor. Co-Captain Gary Beale, Jim Delear. Jack McNamara. Tom Green Back Row; Coach Jerome Rookasin. Kevin Waugh. Bruce Huminski. Doug Onieu. Mark Cullen, Wayne Magoon. Walter Petro-Roy. Bob Green. Jim Gerte. Steve Anderson. Co-Captain Jeff O Connor. Managers Aric Stollman and Kim Ross Missing from picture - Senior Mike Connell Led by Coach Jerome Rookasin and Co-Captains Gary Beale and Jeff O - Connor, the Bunnell mermen captured their fourth consecutive MBIAC Cham pionship. Bunnell remained undefeated in MBIAC competition with a perfect 8 and 0 record, but the winning streak of 46 consecutive victories was broken with a close loss to Staples. 81-91 The team compiled a three-year record of 47 wins and 2 losses, the second loss to West Haven, 87-83 The overall season record was 15 wins and 2 losses The meet against Prep, held at Foran High School, was the most exicting meet of the season. The outcome was decided by the final relay, and superb change in strategy by Coach Rookasin led the mer- men to an 88-84 victory. At the MBIAC Championships. Bunnell copped 10 out of a possible 11 first places, set six new championship records and placed seven swimmers on the ALL-MBIAC team. In the LL Division, Bunnell placed fifth with a total 83 points and at the State Open Meet. Bunnell was placed sixth. Co-Captain Gary Beale performed brilliantly throughout the season and now holds individually, in a relay, all team and MBIAC records, except diving He was placed on the All-MBIAC team for the third consecutive year In the LL Division. Beale copped a first place and set a state record in the 200 yard indi- vidual medley, and placed first in the 100 yard butterfly. At the State Open Meet. Beale placed second in the individual medley, and second in the butter- fly. Gary was also named on All-State swimmer for the second consecutive year. Jeff O'Connor remained undefeated in MBIAC competition in the 50 and 100 yard free-style, and was placed on the All-MBIAC team for the third year in a row. In the LL Division. O Connor took eighth place in the 50 yard free- style. Besides Beale and O'Connor, seniors Bob Green. Mike Connell and Doug Onieu were placed on the All-MBIAC team while Bruce Huminski received a medal for placing eighth in the 100 yard backstroke. Junior Tom Green and sophomore Jim Dealear completed the Bunnell members of the All-MBIAC team, while Keven Waugh received a medal. In the LL Division. Mike Connell placed eighth in the 100 yard backstroke. Tom Greem placed ninth in the 200 yard individual medley, and Jim Delear was 10th in the 100 yard breaststroke. The 200 yard medley relay team of Connell. Delear. Onieu. and Bob Green placed seventh with a time of 1 50.47. and the 400 yard freestyle relay team consisting of Connell. O'Connor, Tom Green, and Beale placed 11th in the state. Veteran Jim Gerte led the diving this year while Mark Cullen, Tom Foote, and Ed Connell also brought in many valuable points. Juniors Wayne Magoon. Jack McNamara. Dennis Guaglianone. Steve Anderson, and sophomore Walter Petro-Roy rounded out the Bunnell attack, and these returning swimmers, along with the upcoming sophomores, will carry on the winning tradition of the Bunnell Swim Team Steve Anderson. Doug Onieu, Wayne Magoon, Kevin Waugh. Tom Foote. Mike Connell Gary Beale Bob Green Jack McNamara Bunnell 106 Torrington 65 Bunnell 100 Naugatuck 72 Bunnell 106 Andrew Warde 66 Bunnell 109 Milford 63 Bunnell 102 Brian McMahon 70 Bunnell 140 Harding 27 Bunnell 88 Fairfield Prep 84 Bunnell 114 Stamford 55 Bunnell 122 St. Joseph 50 Bunnell 139 Kolbe 38 Bunnell 121 Central 38 Bunnell 137 Bullard Havens 31 Bunnell 94 Notre Dame 77 Bunnell 111 Stratford 59 Bunnell 81 Staples 91 Bunnell 91 Norwalk 81 Bunnell 87 West Haven 83 Coach Rookasin completes his entry. Bruce Huminski Jeff's fine starting form brought him many victories. Bob Green, Mark Cullen Jim Gerte Bruce Huminski, Tom Green, Gary Beale. Sandy Berkner GIRLS' SWIMMING Co-Captain Karen Jezierny and Coach Sue Dritenbas. Janet Delear BGVST Although the Girls Swim Team has been in existence for 3 years, this was the first year that Girls Swimming was acknowledged as a Varsity Sport. Despite the relative youth of the organization, the girls ended their season with a commend- able record of 7 wins and 4 losses. Captain Colleen Conley and Co-Captain Karen Jezierney led the mermaids, under the expert coaching of Sue Dritenbas. Both cap- tains were part of the 200 yd. medley relay also consisting of Sandy Berkner and Betsy Nemergut who now hold the Flood pool and Bunnell team record with a time of 2:12.4. Conley also holds team records in diving and as a part of the 200 yd Freestyle Relay team, while Jezierny holds the 2001M and 100 Fly team records Junior star Sandy Berkner holds team and pool records in the 50 and 100 yd. Frees- tyle events, team records in the 50 and 100 yd backstroke and was a part of both relay teams. The sophomores, led by Janet Delear, composed the bulk of the team. Janet scored 96 total points during the season and holds the team and pool record in the 50 Butterfly, the team record in the 200 Freestyle, besides completing the 200 yd Freestyle Relay team of Colleen Conley. Barb Stavola. Janet Delear and Sandy Berkner To guarantee a victory, a team should take a majority of first places, but many times a meet is decided on the second and third place points. Senior Kim Ross brought in valuable points in the 200 yd IM and 100 yd Backstroke, while junior Ann Zaveruha copped needed points in both the 50 and 100 yd. Backstroke events Sophomore Barb Stavola starred in the Freestyle events and Pam Green and Nancy Schneider competed in the 50 and 100 yd. Breastroke Sophomores Roberta Faust and Linda Milositz helped in the Butterfly events. Divers were Col- leen Conley. Denise Guaglianone. Janet Lengel. and Sherry Butler This year Bunnell competed in the state championships held at Southern Con- necticut State College. Bunnell placed 10th in the state with the freestyle relay team of Delear, Conley, Stavola. and Berkner placing 7th. Karen Jezierny placed 6th in the 200 yd IM and 10th in the 100 yd Butterfly, Sandy Berkner 5th in the 50 free and 8th in the 100 yd freestyle and Janet Delear took 9th place in the 200 yd freestyle Others competing in the States were Betsy Nemergut, Kim Ross. Pam Green, Ann Zaveruha. Nancy Schneider. Roberta Faust and Cindy Verrilli. The outlook for the 1974 Girls' Swim Team is good. Karen Jezierny will act as captain with Janet Delear as co-captain. Losing only four seniors to graduation, returning swimmers Berkner, Stavola. Faust and Nemergut should lead the team to another successful season. Maura Mitchell. Lynn Stravecky, Sherry Butler. Linda Milositz and Wendy Horrocks will round out the Bunnell team, along with upcoming sophomores. Captain Colleen Conley 122 Sideline Chatter Nancy Schneider Scoreboard Bunnell 82 Joseph Foran 30 Bunnell 76 Weston 37 Bunnell 72 Seymour 41 Bunnell 56 Milford 57 Bunnell 64 Joseph Foran 49 Bunnell 75 Weston 38 Bunnell 47 Trumbull 66 Bunnell 63 Stratford 50 Bunnell 47 Greenwich 66 Bunnell 79 Stratford 33 Bunnell 41 New Canaan 72 Kim Ross and Linda Milosilz Front Row; Gail Giammattei. Betsy Nemergut. Maura Mitchell. Co-Captain Karen Jezierny. Captain Colleen Conley Janet Lengel. Kim Ross. Sandy Ber- kner Second Row; Wendy Horrocks, Debbie Rooney. Lynn Stravecky. Cindy Verrilli. Denise Guaglianone, Nancy Schneider Barb Stavoia. Pam Sterback Coach Sue Dritenbas Back Row; Sharon Kasper. Sherry Butler. Janet Delear. Beth Stanton. Joy Vars. Roberta Faust. Teri Russell Linda Milosilz. Gail McGarry, Paula Sterback 123 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Top Row: Manager A Stapleton. J. Donovan. J. Arsenault, J. Lengel. M.J. Pruzinsky, L Otzel, B Stavola. Manager B Stanton. Bottom Row: J. Lengel. J. Fusco. L. Dennis. Co-Capt. Pat Weldon. M. Corda. G. Fusco. T. Lucas. Coach Ms. Dickson. Missing from picture: Teri Russell. Captain. Girls' sports are becoming a colorful part of Bunnell s scenery, and varsity basketball was no exception, as a group of athletic girls started off their season with great enthusiasm and gusto. Unfortunately, the season also started off with a misfortune when Captain Teri Russell hurt her knee in the first game against Central. Despite their hard luck, the team went on, led by Co-Captain Pat Weldon. High scorers were sophomore Lisa Dennis with a 14.0 average, junior Mary Jane Pruzinsky with a 13.3 average, and junior Laura Otzel with a 6.3 average. Mary Jane also managed to pull down the most rebounds with her long arms and quick moves. Other members of the team stayed with it and kept their enthusiasm all the way. The girls learned a great deal from their Coach Ms. Lea Dickson and from one another which led them to a good seasonal record of 4 wins and 6 losses. Many of.the girls will be playing again and are looking forward to an even better season next year. Bunnell 61 West Haven 34 Bunnell 51 Harding 38 Bunnell 43 Foran 49 Bunnell 56 Bassick 28 Bunnell 45 Notre Dame 70 Bunnell 47 West Haven 46 Bunnell 31 Strat ford 36 124 M.J. Pruzinsky, M. Corda. L. Otzel, L. Dennis. Gail Fusco. M. Corda, M.J. Pruzinsky, Coach Ms. Dickson, L. Dennis. Marilyn Corda. Lisa Dennis. Barb Stavola. 125 Maryjane Pruzinsky, Gail Fusco. BOWLING TEAM Craig Charney Kneeling. Captain. Tony Chiravolo. Standing: Tom Hamilton. Bob Corda. Greg Reut. Ken Pond, Steve Fitzpatrick, Craig Charney. The Bunnell Keglers, led by team captain Tony Chi- ravolo and Coach Bob Eisenberg, rolled their way to a fourth place finish in the M.B.I.A.C. this year. In con- tention all the way, the team was hurt by a late season slump erasing their hopes for first place. Bowling con- sistently through the year along with Chiravolo were Senior Steve Fitzpatrick, Junior Ken Pond and Sopho- more Craig Charney. Other key performers were Se- nior Bob Corda and Juniors Greg Reut and Tom Hamilton. Ken Pond Greg Reut NAMES AVERAGE HIGH GAME Charney, Craig 156 202 Chiravolo, Tony 171 202 Corda, Bob 134 160 Fitzpatirck, Steve 164 193 Hamilton, Tom 144 173 Pond, Ken 166 248 Reut, Greg 155 201 Team Record: 24 wins, 16 losses. 4th Place in MBIAC. BADMINTON What is that flying through the air? Could it be an airplane or superman? It is something far more powerful than superman. It is a badminton bird wacked by one of the superwomen of Bunnell Varsity Badminton Team. With superb coordination and power, Karen Gintant made the state finals and came in second for the singles competition. Tami Lucas, another superwoman of the team, also played in singles competition, making the semi-finals. Nancy Jossick, Linda Carroll, and Janet Kehlhofer did an equally super job in the doubles com- petition, making semi-finals. Karen Gintant Tami Lucas Bottom Row, Left to Right; Tami Luces. Karen Gintant Top Row; Nancy Jossick. Linda Carrol. Janet Kehlhofer. and Coach Mrs. Evelyn O'Sullivan. 127 TENNIS The 1974 Bunnell Tennis Team is looking forward to a promising year. This year's team is composed of 8 re- turning lettermen. Leading the way is Senior Captain Phil Bannatyne. Jon Griswold, a third year player, will contribute to the team's success in doubles with Banna- tyne, and in individual singles. Rich Fiorillo and Bill Varenelli will give singles and doubles depth to the squad. Seniors Pete Ackley and Dave Wyskiel, along with Juniors Dan Varenelli and Kevin O'Shea, promise to add excitement to the team. Kevin O'Shea and Bill Varenelli Phil Bannatyne 128 Jon Griswold Rich Fiorillo Peter Ackley GOLF '74 This year's golf team should tee-off to a successful season. Captain George Pjura leads the squad and is assisted by retur- nees, Pete Masso and Steve Anderson. Newcomers Rich Shephard and Tony Ross are expected to contribute to the team effort. Coach Pedro Taga- tac will provide the follow- through for success. Coach Pedro Tagatac Junior Peter Masso Senior John Whitaker, Captain George Pjura. 129 GIRLS' VARSITY SOFTBALL First baseman Teri Russell and pitcher Pat Feda. Laura Otzel Last year was the first year Bunnell of- fered a girls' varsity softball team. It was a beginning for many young girl athletes as well as for the coaches, Ms. Lea Dickson and Ms. Sue Ouellette. The girls practiced every day after school and on Sundays. Long hours of practice paid off with a record of 5 wins and 3 losses. Some of the team's power hitters, Mary Jane Pruzinsky and Pat Weldon, will be seen in action this spring. Fast pitcher Pat Feda is already warming up for the season. As a matter of fact, Barb Potasky, Liz Snow, Kathy Ouellette, Laura Otzel, Linda Otzel, Teri Russell, and Tami Lucas have been practicing all summer and getting pointers from the Raybestos Brakettes. Last season mistakes were made, correct- ed, and members learned to work together as a team. New members will be added, new experiences learned, and it is probable that the team will have a winning season this year. 130 Liz Snow Meg Sautter does it again Power hitter Pat Weldon slams another one. 131 BASEBALL '74 Bulldog Catcher Ed Morrisroe Last year's baseball team had its best year ever with a 13-5 record as it made the CIAC tourney for the first time. This year's squad has what it takes to carry on in the winning tradition. The team is very strong up the middle with strong hitters, experienced fielders, and pitchers with a lot of control. Also this year's squad can run, as it has many fine base runners. Returning veterans include seniors Bob Mc- Dermott (pitcher), John Buynak (pitcher), Ed Morrisroe (catcher), Phil Niedzwiecki (second base). Cliff Barone (third base), Harry Black (out- field), and junior Bob Crichton (shortstop). Third Baseman Cliff Barone Neil Dinihanian studies the pitcher. Harry Black on the base Phil Niedzwiecki paths. TRACK The Triple Jump Hurdlers The Managers Middle Distance Runners Last year's record-breaking se- niors provide tough footsteps for the 1974 track team to follow, but Coach Ed Butler has some strong material to work with, including MBIAC — champion pole-vaulter Dave Williams, weightman Kevin Bonaparte, high-jumpers Gary Gil- bert and Jeff Maco, and middle- distance men Kerwin Lanz and Doug Shull. The many experienced distance runners include Tom Drew, Billy Cambras, Mark Lov- ington, Joe Sullivan, and Harry Powers, while sprinters and hur- dlers are represented by Joe Ramos, Pat Hunter, Bob Cartiglia, Rich Skawinski, John Henry, and Jack McNamara. Of course, the as yet unproven underclassmen will pro- vide the real future for this team. Sprinters Spectators The Javelin One part of life is what we make it; the other part is made by friends who love us. Chinese Proverb ACTIVITIES A.F.S. INTERNATIONAL CLUB The A.F.S. International Club sponsors a program which enables the students and faculty of Bunnell to achieve a better view of foreign lands and their peoples and customs. Mr. William Bercowitz advises the American Field Service, helping them sponsor an In- ternational Club Dinner in co-operation with A.F.S. at Stratford High, hold a school-wide Christmas recep- tion, present skits to interest the students and faculty of Bunnell in the A.F.S. program, and sell stocks to raise enough money to continue their worthwhile pro- gram. As a result of the efforts of this club, and through the actual experience of exchange students, a part of a foreign land is shared with Bunnell. Vincente Chavez. Masako Ueda. Exchange student from Mexico. Vincente Chavez; Exchange student from Japan. Masako Ueda. President, Anne Meaney. Vice President. Sue Merrill. Secretary. Lili Diorio; Treasurer. Anne Monahan; Summer exchange student to Thailand, Ron Wiehler Missing from picture: Advisor. Mr. William Bercowitz. ARISTA Vice President. Bill Varenelli. Treasurer. Patty Kern; Secretary, Kathy Yash, President. Dave Wyskiel Missing from picture: Advisor. Mrs. Patricia Ice. Arista is the senior honor society which is comprised of students qualifying with an eighty average. Under the supervision of Mrs. Patricia Ice. these students work together to benefit the senior class by raising money to provide scholarships for a few chosen seniors who have proven their worth with outstanding service to this honor society. 137 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Vice President. Gary Beale. Secretary. Laurie Scharf. Treasurer. Linda Spodnick. Presi- dent, Cliff Barone. Missing from picture: Advisor. Mr Pedro Tagatac The A. A., the spirit of Bunnell, does much more than finance varsity and junior varsity teams for new equipment and awards for Bunnell's athletes. Headed by Mr. Pedro Tagatac, the Athletic Association holds a yearly scat drive and organiz- es dances and pep assemblies which stimulate school-wide interest in Bunnell s athletics. 138 BOYS' SPORTS CLUB The Boys' Sports Club, headed by Mr. Jack Guckert and Mr. Man- ning Harvey, is an organization which conducts intramural sports of every nature. The action at these meets is exciting and interesting, even though a varsity team member cannot participate in an intramural contest of the same sport. Sports such as football, basketball, and volleyball are played after school and combine teamwork, coordina- tion, and fitness to produce school champion athletes. Dennis Appel. Pat Bratehell President, Bob McDermott, Vice President, Ed Morrisroe; Secretary, Phil Niedzwiecki. Treasurer, John Buvnak Missing from picture: Advisors. Mr John Guckert and Mr Manning Harvey. 139 BUNNELL SINGERS Advisor. Mr. Charles Wakely. Bunnell's top vocalists are selected to represent their school at holidays and special town events as the Bunnell Singers. Their A Cappella harmo- ny is also the high point of many music assem- blies and concerts here at Bunnell. CHESS CLUB Chess is a game which demands foresight and a calculating mind. In Bunnell s Chess Club, pa- tience is a virtue, and the naturally tense atmo- sphere stimulates a battle of wits. An opening appears — move, check, checkmate — the game of kings challenges us still. 140 Missing from picture: Advisor. Mr. Arthur Gentile Captain. Sue Stavola; Co-Captain, Jude Young. Missing from picture Advisor. Ms. Lea Dickson. CHEERLEADERS After spending long hours of hard work at practice, the Cheerleaders stand behind Bunnell's teams all the way, with smiles of victory and cries of utter defeat ac- companied by that special glow of pride in Bunnell. Linda Gilchrest. Rita Babian Sue Stavola. Barb Kiefer. Jude Young. 141 Drill Team. Co-Captain. Kim Mack Missing from picture: Captain. Mary Connors. Advisor. Mr Harry Noyes COLOR GUARD The Color Guard is a group of very enthusiastic, hard-working girls. This Bunnell Club is composed of two divisions: the Drill Team and the Flag Unit. Once the basic steps are learned, the girls put in many long hours of marching and drilling to achieve a perfect unit formation. Whether practicing in the auditorium or per- forming at football games, the Color Guard serves as a reflective symbol of patriotism at Bunnell. 142 Flag Unit. Co-Captain, Jeanette Janega Missing from picture: Captain. Mary Connors, Advisor. Mr. Harry Noyes CONCERT CHOIR President, Marie Sabo; Vice President. Diane Drab; Director, Mr. Charles Wakeley; Secretary, Tami Lucas; Treasurer. Anthony Delprete, The Bunnell Concert Choir is composed of a group of dedicated students who strive for perfection. Under the direction of Mr, Charles Wakeley, the choir sings at school assemblies and concerts for the general public. Without the Concert Choir and its devoted members, a vital part of school life would be missing. Mary Beth Winfield, Tami Lucas CONCERT BAND President, Dave Felicella. Vice President, Bob Stanko; Secretary, Sharon Hay as. Treasurer. Robin Smith. Missing from picture: Director. Mr. Blair Clauss. Bunnell's Concert Band consists of young musicians who strive to perfect themselves on the musical instrument of their choice. Providing enjoyable music at school assemblies and pep rallies, presenting concerts for the public, adding support and perform- ing during half-time at football games, and sponsoring concerts presented by other select bands are the major functions of the Concert Band during the school year at Bunnell. 144 Bill Cambras. Ken Pond, Rich Linden DRAMA CLUB President Joe Harrington; Vice President. Jean Anderson; Secretary, Dore Santucci; Treasurer, Linda lannone Missing from picture: Advisor. Mr Arthur Ulman. The Bunnell Drama Club is composed of talented young actors and actresses. These students work dili- gently to present a successful school play for the enjoy- ment of the school body and the general public. Howev- er, presenting one major production yearly is not the only project the Drama Club undertakes. Smaller pro- ductions are selected to be presented for different or- ganizations and clubs around Stratford, and each mem- ber is given an opportunity to perform, not only for the public, but also for his own enjoyment. Mr. Arthur Ulman. Jean Anderson. Kathy Ouellette. Linda lannone, Gary Costa. FRENCH CLUB President, Lisa Tabak. Vice President. Jon Griswold. Secretary. Anne Monahan; Treasurer, Jennifer Strode. Missing from picture; Advisor. Miss Ruth Miller. An extension of the usual French curriculum, the French club offers students an experience in what the French call joie de vivre . This joy of life is celebrated in friendship, and in study of the language, custom, cookery, and arts of France. Jennifer Strode, Lisa Tabak 147 F.B.L.A. President. Diane Grant. Vice President. Mildred Reuther. Secretary. Janet Skirkanich; Treasurer. Debbie Sleaak; Reporter. Tami Trosan Missing from picture: Advisor. Miss Mary MacDonnell. The Future Business Leaders of America is a national organization and. advised by Miss Mary MacDonnell, is a particularly active one at Bunnell. Besides guest speakers, discussions, and films, this club is unique in that its members learn about careers of their choice through actual work-experience, finding a way to a better world through business. Debbie Slezak FUTURE CLUB The Future Nurses Club is advised by Bunnell's school nurse, Mrs. jean MIJ P Q ' Vlnce- The club's purpose is to encourage members to enter the field of nurs- ing, with results beneficial to society as well as to themselves. Some of the club's activities include candy sales, guest speakers, and field trips which serve to encourage members to pursue a career in medicine. 148 Pr”,dem- Marge Holm”; Vice President, Debbie Klesper; Secretary, Lynn Neuberger; Treasurer, Debbie Rooney. Advisor. Mrs. Jean Vince. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA President, Janet Harvilchuck.. Vice President. Judy Hine; Secretary. Ellen Burritt; Treasurer. Anne Monahan Missing from picture: Advisor. Mr Michael Cianciulli. GERMAN CLUB GERMAN CLUI MTUURST •CT 17-18 RMier .... ■ III- OH ! The members of the Future Teachers of America share a common goal — that of working in a profession that spreads their knowledge to others. Through speak- ers and special programs, these students learn more about teaching, culminating in two days of actual ob- servation in June. Students interested in learning about the German language and culture, along with Miss Ruth Mil- ler, advisor, make up the German Club. Meetings and activities, such as autumn's Oktoberfest, bring the German customs and cuisine to Bunnell. Treasurer. Sallie Kraus; Secretary, Jeanette Janega. President. Gaye Weinstein; Vice President. Jennifer Strode. Missing from picture; Advisor, Miss Ruth Miller 149 GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB The members of this club give up their free periods to assist, and sometimes take part in, the girls' gym curric- ulum. The Leaders Club offers every girl spirited by sports the chance to work and have fun in that atmosphere. GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB Missing from picture: Advisor. Mrs. Evelyn O'Sullivan Every girl should experience the thrill of athletic competition — the lift that comes from victory, and the sting of defeat. The Girls' Sports Club gives each girl in Bunnell this opportunity, but above all, a chance to see oneself improve through discipline and practice. Pres idem, Patty Weldon, Vice President. Barb Potasky. Secretary, Diane Kadar. Treasurer. Tami Lucas Missing from picture: Advisors. Mrs Evelyn O Sullivan and Ms. Lea Dickson. 50 GYMNASTICS CLUB Sue Demchak. Mr Robert Norcia. Brian Reding. Mr. Robert Norcia directs and assists students who have exhibited interest in exerting their minds and bodies through gymnastics. The members of this club work weekly to perfect their skills, and to help each other to reach their own per- sonal goals. President. Mike Connell; Vice President, Linda lannone. Secretary, Laurie LaReau, Treasurer, Jane Lengel. Missing from picture: Advisor. Mr. Robert Norcia. 151 Co-Captain. Laurie Scharf; Captain, Alyce Harrity. Missing from picture: Advisor. Mr Blair Clauss. HIGHSTEPPERS While stepping in time and keeping their lines, the Bunnell Highsteppers gain happiness from working together and discovering a closeness that can never be broken. Cheryl Brown. 152 Wanda Serrano. JUNIOR COUNCIL Missing from picture Advisor, Mr. Thomas Stanton. The Junior class, led by Bob Cardellichio, has had a successful and fulfilling year. As class president. Bob was engaged in the different activities that were sponsored by the Junior class. Among them were the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance held in Spring, and the highlight of the school year, the Junior Ring Dance. Besides these two big events, the council helped to raise money for their class by holding a bake sale and lollipop sale. Vice President. Paula Lia. Treasurer. Karen Jezierny. President. Bob Cardellichio. Secretary. Pam Breault. 153 LAUREL Rita Klemman. Editorial Staff Each school year is unique in its sorrows and joys, successes and failures, and each yearbook is an attempt to capture some of those moments in an artistic and memorable manner. The Laurel Staff, under the direction of its editors and advi- sors, Mrs. Kathryn Sherry and Miss Anna Hogan, has worked diligently all year in order to present to their classmates a true picture of the academic, athletic, and activity-filled Bunnell of 1973-74. 154 John Henry. Business Staff. Kim Ross. Sports Staff; Pat Venables, Art Staff. Sallie Kraus, Editorial Staff Sue Balga, Editorial Staff; Tom Stravecky. Editorial Staff Standing: Cliff Barone. Sports Editor. Mary Bestercy. Art Editor. Rich Fiorillo, Advertising Manag- er; John Henry. Business Manager Seated: Diane Drab. Linda Horton, Kathy Ouellette. Tri-Editors. Missing from picture Advisors. Mrs. Kathryn Sherry and Miss Anna Hogan Rita Kleinman. Editorial Staff. Chris Carrara. Typing Staff Marge Bily, Editorial Staff. Janice Rasmussen. Editorial Staff 155 LIBRARY CLUB Mainly a service club, the mem- bers of this organization assist Li- brarian Mrs. Eva Czepiel in her work, replacing books on shelves, arranging displays, and straighten- ing files. Missing from picture: Advisor, Mrs. Eva Czepiel. MIXED CHOIR The members of the Mixed Choir meet daily to raise their voices in song, both beautiful harmony and clear unison. The amount of work that these students put into their music becomes apparent at concerts and school assemblies. 156 Advisor. Mr. Charles Wakelry NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President, Bruce Meth; Vice President, Lili Diorio, Secretary, Lisa Tabak. Missing from picture: Treasurer, Mark Lovington. Advisor, Miss Doris Charter. Scholarship, leadership, service, and character are the basic qualities which are looked for in prospective members of the National Honor Society. After being ini- tiated into this club, the main objective of the members is to tutor and aid other Bunnell students in any aca- demic course. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Going past the simple snapshot, photography club members de- velop their hobby into an art by learning to compose photograph, and develop better pictures. To gain experience and to finance more and better equipment for the club, the members photograph many student activities, includ- ing the Junior Ring Dance and the Cotillion. President, Frank Savino; Vice President, Chris Williams; Secretary, Lorna Pistey; Treasurer, Chris Williams. Advisor, Mr. William Fisk. 157 Advisor. Mrs. Jean Smith. PIPER Pat Hanusovsky. 158 The Piper, Bunnell's literary magazine, is published annually, providing all students with the opportunity to see their art and literary works in print. Faculty advisor Mrs. Jean Smith presents the judges' awards in the cate- gories of short story, poetry, and prose. The Piper is ed- ited for and by the students, and is only one of the ways in which Bunnell students may utilize their creative abilities. Linda Gilchrest. SCRIBE Missing from picture: Advisor. Miss Janice Lewis. Each year, aided by the sale of SCAT tickets, the newspaper staff is encouraged to search for and report more and better news, keep- ing the student body informed. A free press, with news of students, for students, and written by stu- dents — not an easy job, but through dedication the Scribe will continue to be a success. 159 Tri-Editors. Janet Harvilchuck, Pat Dubord, and Laurie Scharf. SENIOR COUNCIL The Senior Council is made up of thirty-two super seniors of '74 . Working together with the officers and advisor, Mr. Richard Fournier, they promote spirit within their class, plan for a successful senior prom, and that long awaited event — graduation. Other highlights of their senior year are the senior dance and the class play. As a class they Live for today, search for tomorrow . Advisor, Mr Richard Fournier; President, Larry Castelot; Vice President. Rose Balberchak; Trea- surer. Rita Kleinman. Secretary. Jude Young. 160 SERVICE CORPS Missing from picture Advisor. Mr. Frank Costa. An unbelievable amount of work is required to keep Bunnell running smoothly, most of which is handled by the Main Office. The girls of the Service Corps assist the office staff, reducing the load of typing and paper- work, and making their help greatly appreciated. SKI CLUB Each year a group of enthusiastic students prepare for a winter of skiing pleasure. The plans are made, ar- rangements are set, now all they have is prayer — a prayer for snow. Sometimes they wonder if it's worth all the preparation — skis, boots, three layers of clothes. But after one trip down the mountain, one realizes that it was all worth the trouble, and well worth repeating, because it's a freedom only a skier can know. Advisor. Mr. William Fisk. President. Jim Gerte; Vice Presidents. Chuck White. Lisa Dennis; Secretary. Sandy Mezick; Treasurer. Mary Collins. 161 The Sophomore Council plans activities and projects for Bunnell's newcomers. This is the time when the Class of 1976 begins working on the many tasks which will have to be done on the road to gradua- tion. They sponsored candy and bake sales to raise money for the treasurey, in addition to the tradi- tional sale of Sophomore pins and class buttons. Led by President John Mcllhoney, the class success- fully completed their first year at Bunnell. SOPHOMORE COUNCIL Advisor. Mr. Roy Francis. President. John Mcllhoney. Vice President. Patty Hopkins; Secretary. Barb Stavola; Treasurer. Bill Kaputa. 162 SPANISH CLUB Members of the Spanish Club, advised by Miss Mari- lyn Hegedus, enjoy learning about a different culture in an interesting manner while in a friendly atmosphere. President, Vivian Scinto; Vice President, Carol Sala; Secretary, Janet Lengel: Trea- surer, Charlene Franko. Missing from picture: Advisor, Miss Marilyn Hegedus. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY Members of the Spanish Honor Society are students who have attained a high level of achievement in their study of the Spanish language. One of the main purpos- es of this club is to raise money for scholarships which, at the end of the year, are given to outstanding seniors. President, Tom Stravecky: Vice President. Sue Merrill: Secretary. Doug Guydan; Treasurer. Bruce Huminski. Missing from picture: Advisor. Mrs. Donna deRecinos. 163 Missing from picture: Stage Manager. Paul Milositz; Advisor. Mr. Arthur Ulman. STAGE CREW The Stage Crew, under the experienced direction of Mr. Arthur Ulman, creates the correct atmosphere for Bunnell students' dramatic presentations with imagina- tive settings and flashes of colored lights. 164 Bob Bachman. Bob Corda, Ed Butler. Paul Milositz. STUDENT COUNCIL Missing from picture: Advisors. Mr. Robert Wargo and Mrs. Suzanne Murphy. The bell rings — 1:30. Various students scramble into room 141. The Student Council president slams the gavel; The meeting has begun Old business, new business. A motion is passed and voted on. Again the gavel is slammed. Adjourning the meeting. This time the students scramble through the doors and into the halls. But with a better understanding of their school and its functions . President. Mary Bestercy, Vice President. Patty Venables, Advisor. Mr. Robert Wargo; Secre- tary. Awilda Serrano; Treasurer. Barb Kiefer 165 TWIRLERS Pat Feda Bonnie Hughes Builders of school spirit, the twirlers practice many long hours to perfect their flashy routines which they perform for school activities. Enthusiastic and always willing to share new ideas, the twirlers are an integral part of Bunnell life. Capuin. Lynn Clements; Co-Captain, Janice Rasmussen; Missing from picture; Advisor. Mr Blair Clauss. 166 USHERS' GUILD Senior Ushers President, Jean Anderson. Vice-President, Sharon Minatti. Secretary. Sue Merrill. Treasurer. Janet Harvilchuck. Miss- ing from picture Advisor. Mrs. Doreen MacFarlane Members of the Ushers' Guild, chosen for their poise, personality, and citizenship are always ready to lend a helping hand. Whether ushering couples through a re- ceiving line, guiding visitors through the halls, or col- lecting tickets at dramatic, musical, or sports events, these girls always wear smiles. Sharon Minatti Junior Ushers 167 SPECIAL EVENTS ORIENTATION August 29. 1973. Jean Anderson. SueStavola, Cliff Barone, Larry Castelot. Mr. Wargo. Cathy Fenton, Dan Senft, Steve Senft, Vinny Hirschbeck, Gary Hughes. Larry Castelot. John Alusik, Kathi Puglise, Laurie Griffin. Ed Butler. Mary Ellen Campbell, Marilyn Corda, Donna Chause, Debbie Capuano, Lori Castelot. 170 SENIOR HAT DISTRIBUTION September 7,1973. Sue Merrill, Mary Ellen Elias, Lili Diorio. THL CLASS OF 1974 Frank Scoot Bcnntu. HIGH SCHOOL Present Their SENIOR HAT DANCE Friday, September,7,1573 — 8toL1 pTn_ e Music ly HYDRA Marie Sabo, Mary Connors. Joe Harrington, Tony Delprete, Joe Culish, Anne Suchy. 172 gir r.grz ' The Student Council oF F.S feunnell H S. Resent THE GRID IRON GRIND SATURDAY , SEPTEMBER 15th, 1970 from 8-11 Music by WIZ2ARP avK aagCTwj2;ggfc™g« Price $1.50 with SCAT $2.00 without N? 174 Lee Voytek, Debbie Doyle, Craig Charney, Gail Giammattei. Pam Green, Steve Vidmosko, Bruce Walsh, Rich Thi- bodeau. Leonard Ficano, Rich Burns. 173 r rrr ir a i 11 it . it ________ Bunnell high school class of i9T pr aents «SATURDAY NIGHT'S ALRIGHT X SATURDAY .OCTOBER 20,1973 8:00-11:CO P.N. $1.50 fVesaie $2.00 CW Muacby WNHC - IT ZT 1 11 TT TT Mary Whitacre, Frank Syc. Ed Burns, Pam Breault. WNHC Disc Jockey, Gary Peters. 74 Diane Dimezzo, Tom Pisani, Pat Venables. CAREER DAY November 1,1973. Professional Model, Miss Diane Sabol. Professional Photographer, Mr. L. Benedetto. Lisa Giordano, Barb Potasky, Dore Santucci, and American Airlines Stew- ardess. Miss Marsha Pistey. 175 Bob Curran, Judy Giacoia, Meg Sautter, Paul Kindzierski, Stratford Police Lieu- tenant William Defederico, Steve jastermsky, Russ Miller, Local and State Trooper Leo Czajkowski. Architect, Mr. Roger Terni. Ball In The Jack °v° Roller Skate Rag Jim Byron, Steve Foley, Ed Burns. Sandy Mezick Candie Smith Phil Bannatyne, Jean Anderson. Awilda Serrano, Jim Byron. Roger Fox. Opening Act: Consider Yourself '. 179 CHRISTMAS BUFFET December 19, 1973 Mr. Mozzi, Mr. Francis, Pam Sterback, Melody Staffy, Awilda Serrano, Mary Ann Balash. 182 Wanda Serrano. Queen Mako Ueda, Sue Stavola, Laurie Scharf, Mary Bestercy, Jean An- derson, King Joe Gulish. Larry Castelot, Ed Burns, Gary Beale, Phil Bannatyne. CHRISTMAS COTILLION December 22, 1973. Debbie Murphy, Neil Dinihanian. Dave Toohey, Rich Burns, Mike Yankowski. Rick Castaldo, Denise Perron. 183 Danny Venables, Lisa Neubauer, Eric Olsen, Rich Nance, Elaine Pura. Ed Arva, Mary Whitacre, Mark White, Gail Honrath, Nancy Mills, Bob MacDougal. Du Bunnell Student CaunuJ. Presents The. Chnatnas CptilUcm te be held, ai fiunnell High Sshool December 2X}?973 HiOOjarea le S OO'HV M. a 9 Queen Mako Ueda, King Joe Gulish. Co-chairman, Donna Cascone; Chairman, Anne Meaney. 184 Toni DeCarlo, Dave Gallo. 185 Junior Ding Bcnqjet Rita Babian, Karen Jezierny, Pam Breault, Bob Cardellichio, Mr. Thomas Stanton. Maco Ueda, Karen Jezierny, Pam Breault. Jim Griffin, Paula Lia, Bob Cardellichio. 187 Donna Doyle, Liz Knight, Mary Schiffer. MS V' • aU + « Jim Burke, Francis Desmond. Nellie Weston. SENIOR Martha Weston, Aunt Sarah. PLAY February 1 and 2,1974 ADRIFT IN NEW YORK or HER FIRST FALSE STEP Director Student Directors Senior Class Advisor Choreographer Ms. Doreen MacFarlane Rose Balberchak, Rita Kleinman Mr. Richard Fournier Mrs Evelyn O'Sullivan CAST (in order of appearance) Master of Ceremonies Sign Carrier Martha Weston Aunt Sarah Weston Silas Weston Nellie Weston Jack Meriwell Francis (Desperate) Desmond Don Robertson Mary Ellen Elias Lynda Urban Kathy Yash Richard Knight Maribeth Osborne Tom Pisani Rich Fiorillo Nellie Weston, Jack Meriwell. Jim Burke Mike Zieff Hi Perkins Larry Castelot Dan Fogarty Ed Burns Maggie Clancy (Old Mag) Jean Anderson Mulligan Phil Bannatyne Sadie May Wanda Serrano Monty (the Dip) Moran Keith Amoroso Drunk Larry Castelot Customers Rose Balberchak, Glenn Brown, Chris Carrara, Joann Colello. Mary Ellen Elias, Dave Felicella. Rita Kleinman. Don Machado. Mark Tuscano Chorus Line Debbie Adach, Sue Balga. Paula Culver. Diane De- Mezzo. Cathy Fenton. Kathy Fitzsimons, Cathy Gil- bert. Patty Kern, Claudia Kiely. Denise Perron, Laurie Rapice, Meg Sautter, Kathy Turley. Mary Witacre Sextet Keith Amoroso. Glenn Brown, Ed Burns, Dave Felicella, Don Machado. Mark Tuscano Audience Plant Peter Ackley Pianist Ann Monahan BUNNELL EXCHANGE WEEKEND Director Blair Clauss. Bob Stanko, Bill Cambras, Jon Clark. Kathi-Lu Puglise, Ted Dombroski. Steve Hess, Ray Liguori. Frank Savino GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Candkijihas Appliances Best Wishes For Success to the CLASS OF 1974 From PLUMSIW AND Ml AT I NO COMTMACTO� 20«? BARNUM AVENUE STRATFORO CONN Tel. 378-0187 Priscilla Zitney, Prop. PAT'S CORSET SHOPPE corsefry - lingerie - hosiery Camp Surgical Garments FT A General Hardware Since 1783 THE H. C. LOVELL HARDWARE AND EQUIPMENT CO. 2419 Main Street Stratford, Connecticut Telephone 375-4485 Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1974 from Sikorsky Aircraft u DIVISION OF UNITED AIRCRAFT CORPORATION A STRATFORD. CONNECTICUT Sikorsky ' Skycrane” (R) — heavy lift tool for industry. HCAOOUARTERS FOR ATHLETIC SHOES Carroll’s £port Shoppe, 3nt. COLONIAL SQUARE 2420 MAIN STREET STRATFORO CONN 0 4 7 NAME BRANO SPORTING GOODS TEAM OUTFITTERS TROPHIES Tel. 375-6817 RAY'S GULF SERVICE Paradise Green 196 Stratford MUDRE’S HILLTOP FOOD MARKET 1081 HUNTINGTON ROAD Phone 375-4956 Stratford, Conn. m'. rm BFTT Hf'irnt iir jftrre tn DIAMONDS • WATCHES • GIFTS WATCH ANO JEWELRY REPAIRING 3649 Main Street pARAOifcC GREEN TELEPHONE Stratporo Connecticut 06497 3788492 World renowned manufacturer . . . ASHCROFT pressure and temperature instrumentation DRESSER INDUSTRIES. INC. 250 E. Main Street Stratford, Connecticut 06497 Industrial Valve and Instrument Division 197 Compliments of Dobby's Men's Shop PJURA'S SERVICE STATION 4039 MAIN STREET STRATFORD. CONNECTICUT Telephone 375-9121 Nalu f'i rUJ Uf rMf-alUt tyooA Spa CHKMICALLY FRCK ORGANIC rooot etOOUCI MIATI ri HOAIRV INIAO NATURAL VITAMIN CO MCTIC at FT 'LOUR TONK GROUND TO OHM RffANUT UTTC« GMOUMO OAtLV ORIN MON - SAT •UN IO A.m. . I AM. STRAT'ORO CONN 0 4 7 T L. noil J77.|«SI INIAR GRANOWAV) R in:tAAMt: P ne 60? BARNUM AVt STRATFORD CONN CHARLES LAVIN'RfC Phaa Mg« Compliments of Tek Bearing Co., Inc. 1 795 Stratford Ave. Stratford Congratulations to the Class of '74 Danny's Drive-In Ferry Blvd, Stratford “Catering in a Suburban Atmosphere” Tel. 377-3067 fciec leg 337 Kenyon Street Stratford, Conn. 06497 Paul Louloudes, Manager 198 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PARADISI Salon of BtaUv 10 AM TO 1 AM KUHN'S OF STRATFORD LTD HOT DOGS - HAMBURGERS - STEAKS CHICKEN - FISH - SPARE RIBS SANDWICHES ICE CREAM - SUNDAES - SHAKES 2921 MAIN ST. STRATFORD. CONN 377-9378 GROVER The Bunnell Singers wish the Class of 74 Success and happiness. HAMILTON'S PHARMACY 3520 Main Street Stratford, Conn. OPTICIANS 2758 Main Street Stratford Connecticut Phone: 378-2281 PAPPAS SHOE STORE Stratford Center Shoes - Boots - Rubber Goods Men - Women - Children 199 Telephone 378-0406 A Goodbye from Congratulations and Best Wishes See Ryan Jewelers for fine diamonds by Orange Blossom, or buy them loose by weight the way the experts do J. Mario Graduate Gemologist T. Stone Certificate of Diamond Study RYAN JEWELERS 2406 Main Street Stratford Center 3606 Main Street Paradise Green 375-2289 375-2221 PHONE 378-0109 CHILD LIFE SHOES PARADISE SHOE STORE SHOE REPAIR ORTHOPEDIC WORK FOR CHILDREN 3600 Main Street Stratford. Conn. THE BRASS ROOSTER Jeans and Skinny Knits in the Area 3682 MAIN STREET 203 BEST WISHES to the Class of 1974 from ARISTA Compliments of SHAKESPEARE TRAVEL 377-0487 ELLIS. EDWARDS . GREENE. INC 204 Personal Attention From Travelled Experts KEEP ON TRUCKIN' '74 From Bunnell Twirlers Chris Lynn Donna Lynn Jan Pam Rita Bonnie Laura Diane Pat Lori Full Line OI Cosmetics BLAKE DRUG CO. Rutsull Stover Candius 378-7331 3563 MAIN STREET STRATFORD. CONNECTICUT Tfladora's Jit pizza • GRINDERS ft SPAGHETTI TO GO � FISH. CHIPS. FRIED CLAMS SHRIMP SCALLOPS 4SO HUNTiNOTON ROAD STMATrofto Conn Color T. V. Stereo RCA Whirlpool Appliances nr Paradise Green 3550 Main Street Stratford, Connecticut Lee DeLorme 06497 378-2733 HOVAN'S FLOWERS, Inc. 3633 MAIN STREET PARADISE GREEN CENTER STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT 378-2648 THE JACKET CLUB Best Wishes to the Class of 1974 from 205 206 n Best Wishes to the class of '74 from the CONCERT CHOIR Vhi (k S(TO a Ikmk tluifson your sale. ( miikh I i nl ;ilioii;il A7SP ? v cfl BOB'S PREP SHOP 2880 Main St. POLLOCK'S PHARMACY EDWARD A. KRAJCIK, Reg Phor. The I tank tluu s on iiur side Baggies Jeans Knit Shits Sport Shirts 3690 MAIN STREET STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT JEAN SHACK Dock Shopping Center CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1974 from FUTURE NURSES' CLUB Stratford Compliments of 208 RAYBESTOS .zanninz .zvazCzm Dock Shopping Center 955 Ferry Boulevard Stratford Conn. 06497 Division of RAYBESTOS - MANHATTAN, INC. Tel. 377-4557 Need money for college this Fall? Apply to M F now for a student loan guaranteed under the Connecticut Student Loan Foundation. Mechanics Farmers Savings Bank is the place to come for Student Loans guaranteed under the Higher Education Assistance Act. And if you're going to school in the Fall, now is the? time to apply— processing takes from four to six weeks. Students and parents of students arc? invited to apply to M F whether they arc? depositors of ours or not. Come into our Main Office and ask for or call Bol) Sweeny: 366-3251. Or sec? the? manager of your neighborhood M F office. m Mt MECHANICS At FARMERS Savings Bank -- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MAIN OFFICE. 930 Main Street. Bridgeport • BOSTON AVE., al William Street. Bridgeport FAIRFIELD. Villa Avenue and Kings Highway • STRATFORD: Main and Barnum Avenue TRUMBULL: White Plains Road Shopping Center • WESTPORT: 170 Main Street FAIRFIELDCENTER: 1275 Post Road • One hour free parking at any Park X Shop EXTRA HOURS: Daily Walk ups and drive ups from 8 30 to 9 am. 3 to -4 30 pm Fridays: Main Office to 5:30 pm. branches to Ci pm (except Westport) Saturdays: All offices open 9 to 12 Westport 9 to 2 209 ESTATE U INSURANCE CHESTER INSTITUTE for Technical Education 3380 MAIN STREET STRATFORD, CONN. Telephone 377-2940 DRAFTING and DESIGN • Architectural • Civil • Mechanical • Electrical 2945 Main St. Stratford, Conn. 06497 Tel. 375-4463 Cheerleaders '74 TOOTHILL'S PHARMACY 1091 HUNTINGTON ROAD STRATFORD. CONNECTICUT 06497 378-9389 MARY ROBERTS' SHOP Discover a wonderful world of fashion 3582 MAIN STREET PARADISE GREEN Telephone 378-2203 from the STONYBROOK PHARMACY rah rahs '74 31 Stonybrook Road Stratford, Connecticut To The '75 Cheerleaders Well miss you CONGRATULATIONS . . and the best of luck! We at Lormg are proud of the part we have had in helping to make your classbook a permanent reminder of your school years, recording with photographs one of the happiest and most exciting times of your life! We hope that, just as you have chosen us as your class photographer, you will continue to think of Loring Studios when you want photographs to help you remember other momentous days to come! When you choose Loring portraits, you are sure of the finest craftsmanshipat the most moderate prices! 211 that you’ve made it... What now? College? A job, or taking it easy for a while? They re all OK, if you know where tomorrow will lead you. We hope it will be toward understanding and concern. Because if you re concerned, as we re concerned, together we can change America — for the better. Change with us. exterior decorators TILO COMPANY, INC. 347 Longbrook Avenue Stratford. Connecticut 06497 Making friends for the world to see. Let the people know you've got what you need. With a friend at hand, you will see the light. If your friends are there, everything's all right. BernieTaupin INDEX Activities 134-167 Administration 4-6 Advertisements 194-213 A.F.S. International Club 136 Arista 137 Athletic Association 138 Badminton 127 Band Exchange Weekend 193 Baseball 132 Basketball 115-117 Bowling 126 Boys' Sports Club 139 Boys’ Swimming 118-121 Bunnell Singers 140 Career Day 175 Cheerleaders 141 Chess Club 140 Christmas Buffet — A Christmas Dream 182 Christmas Concert 180-181 Christmas Cotillion — This Christmas 1 Spend With You 183-185 Color Guard 142 Concert Band 144-145 Concert Choir 143 Cross Country 108-111 Drama Club 146 End of Theme 214-215 Faculty 10-24 Football 112-114 French Club 147 Future Business Leaders of America 148 Future Nurses' Club 148 Future Teachers of America 149 German Club 149 Girls' Basketball 124-125 Girls' Leaders 150 Girls' Sports Club 150 Golf 129 Guidance 7 Gymnastics Club 151 Highland Fling — Grid-Iron Grind 173 Highsteppers 152 Index 216 In Recognition 25 Junior Council . . 153 Junior Ring Dinner and Dance 186-188 Juniors 98-101 Laurel Staff.............................. 154-155 Library Club 15$ Library Staff 7 Mixed Choir 15 National Honor Society 157 National Honor Society Dance 192 Office Staff ....................................8 Open House 176 Orientation 170 Photography Club 157 P'Per 158 Scribe 159 Senior Council 160 Senior Dance — Saturday Night's Alright 174 Senior Hat Distribution 171 Senior Hat Dance 172 Senior Play — Adrift in New York 189-191 Seniors 26-95 Service Corps Service Staff 9 Ski Club 161 Softball 130-131 Sophomore Council 162 Sophomores 102-105 Spanish Club 163 Spanish Honor Society 163 Special Events 168-193 Sports 106-133 Stage Crew i64 Student Council 165 Table of Contents . 2 Tennis 128-129 Thanksgiving Dance — Turkey Truckin' . 177 Theme 3 Track ........................................ 133 T wirlers 166 Ushers' Guild 167 Underclassmen 96-105 Variety Show 178-179 T? ’ ' v ■. v$ y T� ••■? lj$ ■ • . . . 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