Haddam Killingworth High School - Opticon Yearbook (Higganum, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1980 volume:

HADDAM-KILLINGWORTH HIGH SCHGOL HIGGANUM, CONNECTICUT 4? ,,-Wx -df' S ? w?A fr 1 f 4 5 .. W7 'K I ,, ..,. ...Q .,.,,. .,., . ..... . 4 H I H--w . U 7,7 .,, ,, I U. .'.., nil' H .A I M I 1 . 1 I W. ' Q 1 7 fm ' 9? I W I M gf, ,-'paw if uv ' 1 , an 1 I 4 ii M .9 , I :, ,. V ,ug ' :A A ' f ' 1 ' '-' H I-JL. M A , i , X, , .,f. V A I 1 V V , V. . W, ,wh A N- ww V 3' ,mm I lv 3,,.v M ' f ' -' 1 'M , ,, L 2 ' Jkt :TW 3 .J J fl Q MW x W ,ww ,lvl , -' '- , V F ' H I A I V V ,Fw ff f W H f If f I 3 I W fi 'W ' , W W '21 ' V mf' ' f A V f , Z A A A 1 5,3 H M , 1 V, 5 1 E , ,V wh ,mx i ,.NXX.i-,xv--W --Q. X 9, ,,.,vm,. -s M 4 fl ,af ,nr ,al ...ff f .RX xx xxx Q. W. Nr Liz' DEDICATIO The 1980 Opticon is dedicated to the Haddam-Kill- ingworth Booster Club. Established in 1977, this small group of parents has assisted many groups and organizations in attaining goals which would other- wise not be possible. The Boosters have purchased books for the library, hosted the after-graduation receptions, established the Student-Athlete Scholar- ship, made possible a cheerleading squad for the fall, assisted in the acquisition of equipment for various teams, supported all sports banquets, and helped put the Opticon on sound financial footing. The Boosters represent a positive involvement of members of the community in the school system - an involvement which enriches all of us and which we hope will grow in the years to come. Q if Row I Georgine Zupan Pat DeCarli fvice presldentj Sue Fusco fsecretaryj. Row 2: James Higgins, Joan Zak, Joan Fitzpatrick, Tony Fusco. Eric Ott Row 3 Bernie Zak fpresidentj Missing Pat Muldoon ftreasurerj Bill Fitzpatrick. ACTIVITIES 5 my 11' OPTICON Row 1: D. Scottg N. Keane: Row 2: M. Pytlikg K. Lundg A. Scrantong J. Klareg L. Barang Row 3: D. Lagasseg J. Nicklasg R. Hinesg T. Coppg K. Ottg T. Riccutip K. Dineen. Work began on the 1980 edition of Opticon in March of 1979 and ended in July of 1980 with the completion of the summer supplement. Without the dedication and perseverance of a relatively small number of people on the staff, who often made considerable personal sacrifices, this book could not have been completed. Other individuals in the Region 17 community - students, faculty, parents, and merchants - have contributed to the publishing of this edition through their financial and moral support, and, most of all, by meeting our sometimes unreasonable requests with cooperation, cheerfulness, and promptness. In particular, we would like to thank those individuals who graciously overlooked the mysterious disappearance and even reappearance of supplies and other items. We hope that you will enjoy Opticon 1980 and that it will be a source of fond memories for years to come. ia -. N Q ,Ak Advisor, Lew Traester Assistant Editor, Julie Schreck .f-'fd Editor. . . Chris Knowlton Assistant Editor. . .Julie Schreck Sports Editor . . . Dave Nagy Photography Editor. . . Keith Porter Student Life Editor . . . Tom Mondani nf ,. I Q 0 ' 1 ' , 1 , I Photography Editor, Keith Porterg Sports Editor, Dave Nagyg Student Life Editor, Tom Mondani NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY I x lf. I . ' ' 9 4. Row 1: T. DeMars, J. Schreck, T. Lombardo, T. Mondani, R. Chapman, G. Baran. Row 1: Mrs. Wielgus, J. Clark, D. Gorin, L. Patrick, D Smith, N. Miller, L. Brassord, C. Knowlton, W. Watrous. STUDENT COUNCIL L95 ::,,, 2 5.4 Row 1: J. Carley, A. St. John, T. Beckwith, D. Brown, J. Casey, J. Schreck. Row 2: J. Rosa, B. Grabek, M. Eck, D. Eck. P. Rabuffo, N. Keane, A. Hotchkiss. Row 3: V. Scott, C. Kilby, A. Ricciuti, E. Conroy, A. Lombardo. M. Lyons, D. DeCarli, G. Baran. , I 's DRAMA Xi! Row 1: L. Dickenson, D. Giglio, M. Leandri, D. Arseneault, M. Casey. Row 2: P. Labella, J. Casey, D. Smith, J. Gorin, J. Sterns, W. Myers. ' ' ' ' kl K. G ld, P. Bush, N. Row 3: L. Thompson L Labella L Blodgett J Wlsneskl, K. Kroc. Row 4. A. Concannon, K. Lukens, J. Nlc as, ou Picard, K. Anderson McGrath. MAJ ORETTES R. Gross, L. Sevigny, S. McAuliffe. f R.ow 5.- Df Gallagher, Efxushkowski. Missing: D. Gorin, T. Mondani, L. wright, T. McCallum, T. Gondek, D. VARSITY MATH LEAGUE .vii X 4 my-54? Row 1: A. Lundgren, J. Clark, L. Thompson. Row 2: D. Smith, L. Kleinschmidt, K. Kroc, K. Kilby KWH. h .-W 'Q ah 2 g c , A3 in X ' A 4 P 1' 5 'fs Row 1: S. Silkowski, P. Kimball, S. Lentz. Row 2: D. Koekkoek, K. Brown, K. Kilby, T. Hayash L-J' -.,,n CHORUS Row 1: L. Johnson, M. Harlow, B. Martin, D. Giglio, M. Leandri, D. Aronson, M. Kroc, B. Vallera, G. Gilbert, Miss Slason. Row 2: P. Sci- acca, V. Drake, P. Groat, S. Jones, T. Chichester, E. Andrews, D. McGrath, S. Blaskey, Mr. Churchill. , . X U SR 3 . - A . Z n Row 1: K. English, J. Smith, C. Lemery, K. Kroc, L. Sevigny, K. Goodell, A. Bertuch, M. Salafia, K. Thompson, N. O'Meara, T. Munson, K. Anderson, D. Davis, W. Lapham. Row 2: K. Kestermont, L. Gamerdinger, L. Van Saun, J. Hemmann, S. Silkowski, K. French, C. Steinhil- per, D. Scott, N. Benham, L. Wright, P. Kimball, D. Sykes, T. Davis, J. Casey, A. Bosco, W. Myers, T. Kelly, A. Annino, G. Cherilla, D. Davis. Row 3: J. Clark, C. Wettesh, C. Potter, B. Mateyov, J. Fusco, D. Negrelli, B. Pierce, D. Nagy, W. Goldsmith, J. Pitruzello, K. Porter, B. Mateyov, A. Klein-Robbenhaar, R. Esmond, D. Shefcyk, S. Armstrong, T. Mattacchione, K. Hart, C. Hellenberg. Row 4: Mr. Edmondson. vw Lf S A 53 -1 mm PORT X mmgszns 2445 FwEl3:,3IZS'E3S Q ' v Q ,wwf Q B 'M Q., M 41, ,,., ,, W 'AX , I9 I .LW .. f I - I . , , M, A M. N V51 ' 'f f K 4 . - f ' . Row 1: S. Taylor, K. King, C. Knowlton, J. Holt, J. Burke. Row 2: D. Andrews, J. Armenia, R. Broach, R. Mead, R. Klein-Robbenhaar. P. Weise, J. Perkins. Row 3: Coach Edmonson, K. Wagner, G. Smith, D. Gorin. M. Boyd. D. Nagy, A. Klein-Robbenhaar, D. Klein. G. Strom. 'L i H iff - kk X s , , , - ------- 1 -:Sf X ' ' lwllf W ...,. 3 .. ..... - - X fr... ...,. W' . ik sz: A -KNAW H' .QW .. .A xxxtt .vm-::::::7 1 - M- WNV' ' :::mW5r? iss., sta W We el ,Q , an ' -. Q Si t a 1 ig ' , '- V ,, V, News ig ,W N 'ii N Ai ' s rf : Q K at Q W N ff T The Varsity Soccer Team enjoyed a fine year of skill development and total team spirit. The team's record was only l-12-l, but six of the Cougars games were one goal games. The Cou- gars were proud to place four members on the honorable mention All-Shoreline Team. They were senior co-captains Kevin King, and Bob Broach, senior Chris Knowlton, and sophomore Andrew Klein-Robbenhaar. The team showed great improvement throughout the year, and its members look to the near future for some suc- cessful campaigns. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY . la, .yang , . . .fa ,n .. .i fa. , mwg. ., 504 yif 4 Q'T'ff'f Q ,, , ,. . N. , Qc 'if' p ' y W 4' . , si .Y .,, , I .. N., Q55 91- ..fi.zjfiggf,'. ' f'iga3i.w fatg,+'.tT!f', '-wk Lp. .'i1.wf'ff' E SEV, 'V f Y- ,Ai-1 ,A,5fSa.Q. a:V?9i',iLTB.m wf4.w.' 'iffy V.Q4.'rQ.'9 .gay N Row 1: J. Schreck, L. Wright, N. O'Del1, T. DeMars, K. King. Row 2: P. Wright, L. Fletcher, E. Howes, T. Wagner, B. Washbum, A. Hotch- kiss. Row 3: B. Tibbits, S. Fine, L. Havell, S. Brasky, K. Liberatore, Coach Lemley. The 1979 Varsity Field Hockey Team was comprised of sixteen energetic girls: five seniors, ten juniors, and a sophomore. The girls, led by Coach Lemley, had a rewarding and successful season and played with IOOKZQ effort in every game. The team motto, We can if we think we can, characterized team efforts to achieve individual and team goals. The team's overall record was 8-5-3, one point from a qualifying record for Shoreline Competition but good enough for the States. In the first game against Som- ers, the Cougars lost in overtime in a penalty stroke situation. This season the team concentrated on shots-on-goal and offensive and defensive corners. According to statistics, the girls took 182 offensive corners and had 105 taken against them. Goalie Nicole O'De1l made 71 saves, and the girls had 289 shots on goal com- pared to 166 taken against them. The team accumu- lated 20 goals this season. Senior captains Louise Wright, Nicole O'Dell and Teri DeMars and seniors Kathy King and Julie Schreck provided strong leadership. Louise Wright made All-Shoreline and became the first H-K athlete to make an All-State team. Forward Kathy King made All-Shoreline Honorable Mention and was the team's highest scorer. Forward Teri DeMars was the second highest scorer while Julie Schreck and Shan- non Brasky led the backfield defense. Ten seniors will be returning next year along with one returning jun- ior, Patricia Wright. The 1980 captains will be Ste- phanie Fine and Elisa Howes. 4 23 VAR ITY FOOTBALL lu I W- Row 1: W. Watrous. E. Modehn. D. Phelps. T. Carr. R. Zak. T. Delldonna. J. Kluntz. G. Johnson. S. Brasky. W. Peplau. Row 2: Coach Rodenhizer. W. Goldsmith. M. DeFrancisco. D. Gross. M. Kuziak. G. Davis. P. Strom. J. Dansereau. C. Werner. Row 3: Coach Hayes. J. Swanson. T. Hubbard. W. Treadwell. J. Hollman. W. Brault. C. Nicklas. Coach Warzecha. Row 4: Coach Hyman. R. Czaja. T. Brookes. K. Yantosh. R. Weed. D. Fitzpatrick. J. Nadwairski. Coach O'Rourke. HK OPPONENT T 8 Putnam 35 0 Guilford 22 0 Daniel Hand 32 l3 Somers 27 0 North Branford 69 0 Pomperaug 27 0 Griswold 38 l4 Valley Regional 30 0 Morgan 48 Row 1: M. Brutzman, E. Andrews, B. Berlepsch, D. Jones. J. Boyd, D. Klein. Row 2: J. Fusco, R. Esmond M Reid K Schemmerling T Davis, C. Lund. Row 3: K. Kronberg, G. Annino, D. St. John, Coach Krieger, M. Wheaton, C. Boyd, D Lamoreaux T Hayash S Wash burn. The Junior Varsity Soccer Team fought long and hard throughout this year's season to achieve victory. Although the team's record was dis- appointing, its members never gave up. The players exhibited good sportsmanship and found that long hours of work paid off in the games. The team improved steadily during the season, and should be a strong foundation for future varsity teams. The Freshman Team played extremely well this year, compiling a 6-l-l record. The HK Freshmen were able to dominate play in their games as they strove for victory. 55' as -A N FRESHMAN F OOTB LL Row 1: A. Bosco. S. Darling, G. Narducci, C. Johnson, K. Foreman, S. Harlow, B. Grabek, S. Pytlik, K. Davis. Row 2: J. Chamberlain, M. Stearns. C. Hyfield, R. McNiel, S. Shepard. W. Havlicek, J. Augeri, M. Gerity. Row 3: D. Wheeler, M. Marino, M. Genevesio, M. Melino, M. Reed, D. Macro, J. Smith. P. Woickelman, M. Baran. Row 4: Coach Hayes, Coach Rodenhizer, J. Chamberlain, D. Marro, T. Davis, D. Gallager. M. Hurlburt. l GIRLS SWIM TEAM .112 , . . . Row 1: K. Dineen, C. Concannon, C. English, C. Carlson, Coach Devlin, R. Chapman. A. Bohnhorst, T. Russo, K. Schreck. Row 2: L Dineen, C. Sh' ,B.C ' D ' A ' 4 ' ' lpman ummmgs, . Cernan. G. Weiss. A. Bertuch, C. Stelgleder, E. Slma, E. Butler, J. Genty, W. Lapham, D. Gxgho. . .. . Captains Lapham and Bohnhorst with Coach Devlin. PE'37 W QD., , '39 W Aw, M4 ,f ,, Wt V f - Q f ,, :rm , ' , W ' Ha'-M HM ,,, Y lkmwugvfqga, ',wr.tw , f ff Led by Co-captains Wendy Lapham and Anken Bohnhorst, the girls finished with an impressive record of 9 and 2 in their first year as a separate team. Eleven of the team's twenty members qualified for state competitiong two of these eleven - senior Robin Chapman and sophomore Wendy Lapham - won medals in the championship finals in diving and the 100 yard backstroke respectively. Robin Chapman also became the first H-K swim team member ever to qualify for the State Open Meet. The highlight of the season was an impressive 93-79 win over arch-rival Hand of Madison for the unofficial Shoreline Championship. Row I: M. Strom. W. Gigiio. L. Planeta. C. Moore. J. Maricia. D, Welshock. P. Fletcher. Rmv 2: C. Marino. K. Ercolani. L. Cernon. K. Thompson. L. Mercier. J. Gagnon. K. Van Saun. L. Gamerdinger. R. Kuchyt. R. Cansdale. Raw 3: M. Harris. J. Aronson. L. Conroy. S. Blaskey. S. Landry. V. Scott. Coach Langer. D. Perry. M. Leandry. K. Zadroga. T. Kelly. P. Brown. GIRL ' VCLLEYBALL The H-K Girls' Volleyball Team completed another good season with a record of ll and 7. The Team ranked second in the Shore- line Conference and had a 3 and 4 record in the State Tournament. Leading the team were senior captains Liz Planeta and Lori Mer- cier. ln Liz's two years on the team. she scored 246 points making her the second highest scorer in the team's history. Both captains and junior Claudia Moore were elected to the Shoreline All-Star Team, Other key players included Mary Harris. high scorer for this season with 153 points. Sue Blaskey. who scored 123 points includ- ing a season record of 46 aces. Diana Welshock. Donna Terry and Maria Leandri. The Junior Varsity Team was also successful, finishing with 12 wins and 6 losses overall and a 9 and l record in the Shoreline Con- ference. The .lV's were led by JoAnn Marica. Carla Marino, Val- erie Scott, Melanie Strom. Julie Aronson. Robin Kuchyt. Paula Fletcher. Kristen Van Saun, and Kristin Thompson. 4, Q fy? may www 5, fair vga Mg? Z .MQ 30, 513 We-eg in 'efirf' M14 V H 3 i A - M f I - - 1 73 I . V' Wi' if in ' ' f ,, ..,, ,',f va- ' , , I , f fi 1 f H naavwa-M M' ,M ,, Mfr-5-MW M.,,,,,,e, . ti' N -gal CROSS COU TRY Y I sb NSS is K' .2 5 r. K , ., . , ..:k:,.... . - . K, .--.. . - 1 K- .--was -:aff A it 3 3 i E is 5 L.L.111 Q s Fe. -ski as :.: . 1 .:.kV.hA .s ,g KL.. .1 , , f s isss , . - 'I K -' is - , . ' -' xg - ' 5'-if ' ,Q ...' f ' H f Qs? ' .iJ ' TT Q s 5 sim S S J' ..:.E-2- e ' A T ':'1f1....'?' . if JP . ' 2 E ff .'i fNf?'f'v:w V ,. . . . .,, Q. .Q ,Lg-. 5 I is r L Y. V .::,tEt5... -f e -.4 1' .AJ . 'NP ' i' R.. f -' .- .sz N Q - -. 1 . m y 5 . , . t The Girls' Cross Country Team showed continued improvement in its second year of full team competition. The girls ended their season with a 5 and 7 record plac- ing 7th in the Shoreline Champi- onship and 13th in the Class S State Championship. The team was led in scoring by freshman Kate English followed by senior Daphne Lagasse and sophomore Nancy Winschel. Sophomore Janet Carley and senior captain Gail Baran generally finished in the top five scorers for the Cou- gars. Junior Kim French and sophomore Kathy McCarthy rounded out the varsity squad. Row 1: D. Peterson. G. Baran. N. Winschel. C Mcfzirthy. Row 2: J. Curley. D. Lagasse. Coach Dupuis. K. French. K. English. . .nf- Rau' 1: M. Peterson. J. Clark. E. Sodergren. Row 2: L. Lundgren. D. Eck. R. Kleinschmidt. S. Arm- strong. Row 3: R. Lombardo. D. Koekkoek. M. Harrison. Coach Dupuis. M. Rabuffo. A. Kozmon. ZS . . Twxsks. th. The Boys' Cross Country Team had an outstanding year earning a 9 and 2 record and finishing third in the Shoreline Conference. The team capped its season with a third place finish in the Class S State Championship thus earning the right to run in the state open. The success of the team was so much a product of a total team effort that it would be difficult to select one or two runners as a key factor. Senior captain Joe Brasky had a fine season leading the team in scoring, being elected to the all conference team, and placing fourth in the Class S State Championship. Sophomore Eric Sodergren also was elected to the all conference team. Seniors Ron Kleinschmidt and Mark Harrison were the team's consistent performers who also turned in fine efforts in the clutch races. Sophomore Mark Peterson showed the most improvement during the season and was a vital part of the team's state ranking. Freshmen Sean Armstrong and Scott Leavitt showed great potential and worked their way to the 6th and 7th spots on the varsity thus earn- ing varsity letters in their freshman year. N at 1 N GIRLS TENNI on , TA W K ,. ,si I V ' -- ,,,-, . f , . , .. . -. K, I , V, ii 7 . . . f f,-'s -' '- X M.:-a, 5., ' a f o K -M- I ' , ,.... I 15 Row 1: K. Kaufman, L. Thompson, L. Brassord, J. Clark, K. Kilby. Row 2: Baran. Row 3: S. Graf, K. Lee, Coach Jones, J. Wisneski, L. LaBella. x . M . , C. Lucans, S. Welshock, D. Chase, J. Nicklas, A. Concannon, F. , 4..- If ,Q .K J ig.. we v. 9' ' of Q nu . 3 3 Q J W xx +C wx' , 1 Q Q .2 it A Y , , Q 1, I i, . Q ff ii , -Q 3 in ge.. 55, BOYS VARSITY BASKETB LL Row l: D. Tuttle, E. Ott, J. Loso. Row 2: C. Nicklas, A. Rogerson, S. Gage. Row 3: M. Smith, L. Sirois, R. Schreck Coach Kish, T. Thompson, P. Grabek, B. Schmidt. iiiii OPPONENT Marianapolis Old Lyme Ellington Morgan Alumni Parish Hill Westbrook Rocky Hill Somers Old Saybrook Coginchaug Old Lyme Guilford St. Thomas Sem Westbrook Hand N. Branford Valley Regional GIRLS BASKETBALL Row 1: H. Swiney, J. Carley. Row 2: T, Pitt, P. Reid, S. Pitt. Row 3: Coach Kelly, K. Thompson, L Kleinschmidt, P. Fletcher, Laura Lucas. Cougars Basket A hair to the right, please? Go For It! Ants in the pants. GIRLS JUNIGR VARSITY BASKETBALL as ,. ,, S' . .. w 1 4 Row 1: B. Matulevlch, R. Kuchyt, J. Smith. Row 2: B. Cummmgs, E. Czaja, K. K man, Coach Wood. UNIOR VARSITY BASKETB LL ....g - 'i 2 4g, NQ V ...fl , ..- Row 1: M. DeFrancisco, C, Nicklas. Row 2: D. Tuttle, J. Loso, P. Grabek, Coach Soobltsky W Schmidt, D. Loso, K. Zawacki SS' Lyn' Q na ... .,.,, UNIOR ARSITY FIELD HOCKEY 1- . . . ' f Q . K . 1 . Row 1: B. Rummel, T. Rutty, H. Hotchkiss, B. DeBoer, S. Miller. Row 2: H. Cashman, T. Beckwith, L. Zupan, L. Lucas, T. Munson, D. Tuccitto. T. McDuell, D. Davis. Row 3: C. Mosca, C, Haesche, R. Johnson, L. Forsythe, D. Giurintano, T. Pitt, J. Haesche, M. Pitruzello, Coach Chatinover. It was the first day of field hockey For the HK Girls Team The assistant coach arrived Quite new on the scene. It is I of whom I'm speaking, From Wesleyan and excited Introducing myself to the wrong team, This is volleyball, Not field hockey! With a start such as that How could I go wrong? But the talent abounded, Some thirty-odd strong. First, Learning The Circle And positions that rotate Switching around Diana Giurintano Play seven, no, let's try eight! And moving first clockwise When the ball's on the right But also Counterclocking . . . Trying with all of your might. To teach 19 underclassmen For me was a thriller. Let's see where should I begin? Well, how about with Miss Miller . . . Sarah M. gave her all And in games she would shine. She saw her fair share Of injuries, eight or nine! Our two second-year players Helped out quite a bit. Denise D., our goalie, Just never would quit. Denise T., at back, Was steady and sure. She cheered her team on against all, be assured. It was Barbara's first year playing, Tracy Rutty's first too. They both learned quite quickly Playing number six and number two. Aggressive is the word Which befits especially one Quite enthusiastic young player Named Laurie Zupan. Hannah and Bitty were co-captains. They led us through the fall To a fine winning season 5-4-3 in the Shoreline, 7-6-3 in all. Tracy Pitt and Laura Lucas Were hardly ever apart. They each had a share in the scoring effort. Leigh was quite steady As fullback, left or right. Too bad there were so many, Yet never did they fight. Rain' Johnson played a strong seven And really would strive For that perfect left-hand tackle And a shoulder collision with a drive! Tammy B. played as forward With skill and great speed. Once she called out to be subbed, But I didn't heed, Some nice rotations were made By Tammy McDuell and Tracey Munson They both learned to cross-get a goal As their major intention. The names were confusing. They'd look and ask who? I'd reply with Hannah, no Hah-na, Well, how about just you! Cheering on Jennifer Haesche Playing left wing with desire: Now run to your left And rush, then aim higher. And Colleen H. in goal Was really a slight sight. She saved goals all over the place, on the left and the right. So that's my JV team, And a team it really was With a capital T And one common cause . . . To go out on the field, And give it their all, To have a great time, And still get the ball! Thanks, you girls, parents and Patsy each and every one For a season filled with memories And most of all, fun. - A. Chatinover, Assistant Coach GIRLS GYMNASTICS Qnnmc Row 1: T. Ricciuti, G. Morello, B. Washbum, K. Ott, R. Chapman. Row 2: T. Wagner, T. Copp, V. Davis, D. Gesick, N. O'Meara, Coach Cavrell. After two years of hard work with coach Carl Cavrell, the Cougars came into their own this year. With the entire team returning from last year, the tumblers broke several school records and achieved state recognition in several areas. No longer an easy meet for their competitors, the Cougars finished the year with a 12-2 record and came in 3rd in the Shoreline division and 6th in State Class M. Half the team qualified for post season individual competition in the State Regional Meet. Senior Captain Robin Chapman qualified in all her events fvault, beam and floorj as did Denise Gesick fvault and barsj, the only other senior. Junior Tracy Wagner qualified on vault and bars, while junior Barbara Washburn qualified on bars also. Kyle Ott, a sophomore, qualified on vault and floor. Led by these state qualifiers, sophomores Tina Copp, Nora O'Meara and Tina Riccuiti, junior Joann Speicher, and freshman Gina Chiarella all scored valuable points each meet, contributing to a successful year. BOYS SWIMMING Row 1: M. Wilson, D. Koekkoek, D. Jones, A. Klein-Robbenhaar, K. Taylor, C. Kilby. Row 2: L. Moore, C. Marino, T. Koekkoek M Kuz iak, M. Boyd, B. Mateyov, D. Fitzpatrick, R. Klein-Robbenhaar, P. Rabuffo, S. Lentz, T. Wysopal, G. Calabrese. Row 3: A. Chatinover Cass t coachj, D. Peterson, M. Gerity, T. Hayash, K. King fcaptainj, S. Taylor, S. Washbum, J , Kozmon, K. Rodenhizer fcoachj. 1 6 , ..,, ..,.. s . .... ,H .-.- M-Wye' a ku......... V ...X F'-of .. ,, ...vmfu f f , f ffff+fW'f'A' M OPPONENT Wilson Middletown Fitch Gilbert Bristol Eastern St. Paul NFA Platt Maloney Windsor Locks Plainville New London Sheehan Bulkeley Southington NNL X X XNWN I DOOR TRACK N5 Row 1: J. Holt, D. Lagasse, J. Brasky, A. Hotchkiss, R. Kleinschmidt, W. Peplau, M. Rabuffo. Row 2: M. Keane, S. Brasky, D. Peterson, J. Perkins, C. Boyd, D. Gesick, M. Wheaton, J. Boyd. Row 3: G. Gilbert, C. English, C. Wicks, K. Kestermont, K. Wagner, G. Morello, G. Strom, M. Rosado. Row 4: Coach Kass, N. Winschel, K. Anderson, M. Klein, A. Kozmon, D. Shefcyk, S. Sodergren, Coach Darin. Row 4: C. Schreck, H. Hotchkiss, R. Johnson, K. English, S. Armstrong. F' f5'l The indoor track team was highly successful in its first offi- cially recognized varsity season. The boys' team compiled a record of 17 wins and 5 losses, while the girls' team finished with an inspiring 500 mark. Throughout the year the teams continued to improve. Next year should hold great promise for the teams as only 7 seniors will be lost to graduation. The leading scorers for the boys' and girls' teams were Mark Peter- son and Kate English. Other outstanding performers for the boys were: Joe Brasky, Jim Holt, Ron Kleinschmidt, Walt Peplau, Mark Rabuffo, Mike Rosado, and Dean Shefcyk. Outstanding performers for the girls were: Diane Chase, Shannon Brasky, Amity Hotchkiss, Daphne Lagasse, Rain Johnson, Kristina Schreck, Gina Morello, and Nancy Win- schel. 'M!M,...,,.,-f-vid!!! -'ff' Row 1: K. Lund, A. Scranton, D. DeCarli. Row 2: J. Klare, J. Faraci, J. Pytlik, T. McCallum, K. King FALL CHEERLEADER A' N . ,. Raw If J. Klare. M. Pytlik. Cougar M. Keane. K. Lund. D. Defurli. Row 2: Couch Wieczorek. J. Hamner. T. McCallum. J. Faraci. Raw 3: D. Hender- son. Rmr 4: N. Keane. .Ln nf Q W 'M f ., K K K1 M ' img- . up K ' 'Q .K... . .2 A. - ' . P N ' ' X- f . we Q9 ' J- -XQGQ SISW5 Y fle w .pi . KL' f' . . 1. 1- mf v w' f KK fr . MK . . ..K.. K K, .Xe .. - . . H X QQ. -as Fw. .. saws-ffl .- . -X K !-e . -- x -K' wg. -5 M P J . Y' - I H is X In ...i iv A Q QK .2..,lQiTKiSQ'5?i PM-. FACULTY AND STAFF . 1 . f..w.--un aw'-1 ' ,.,,. 'lL 1 -- - r -'-: +A , 5' il 1 ADMINISTRA- TION 4......... Mr. Roland Jolie, Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION: Row I: J. Crayton, L. Havell, L. Gorin, Chairwoman. Row 2: P. Kilby, H. Osgood, W Pringle, C. Clark, A. Bondi. Missing: B. Cybulski. XPECT A LITTLE MORIQ Mr. Fitch - Principal Mr. Olver - Assistant Principal i zvugyonz WILL Mr. Giordano - Assistant Principal AIL - ,,,L1 , LmN,ALL ,,,LLM,, W HM-W Y,x,mZY , if s r is Aiwa. Mr. Aulenti - Health Mrs. Belden - Practical Arts Mr. Blake - Guidance Mrs. Bosco - Mathematics Mrs. Brennan - Practical Arts Mr. Brookes - Physical Education ,g-gn ,X i , 4 r i Qi 5 f B 'WN v 5 2 if J -' -b 3 ' I ,Lg 0 . xy .ll 41,05 'QV 'Q As The Teachers Requested I I Mrs. Busick - Science Mr. Capaccio - English Mr. Churchill- Music Mr. Cavrell - Science , FM 1 7 ' i gil: , Mr. Colgan - Social Studies if ll WW L Mr. Daniels - Science Mr. Davis - English W2 Miss Davison - English Mr. Devlin - English '5 l ll Mr. Doyon - Mathematics Mr. Dupuis - History 'Q nu A' 4? l . Qi ,v i a s ' - ., , - :gt Mr. C. Edmondson - Music Mr. J. Edmondson - English Mr. Fairfax - Industrial Arts Mr. Farrow - English Mrs. Ferguson - Spanish Mrs. Fialko - English Cb 0 5. ,M J 5273256 0 Miss Finer - Spanish As The Principals Ordered II M030 Mrs. Fisher - Art Mrs. Foran-Hall - Librarian Mrs. Fowler e History Mr. Fuoco - Industrial Arts 91 f 09 i wit 329592 Ili' .1 WM-4413911-lung!-.. mm mamduha M-Mp., . Mrs. Giuffrida - Business Mrs. Haesche - Special Education in-,G A Mrs. Hart- Science Mrs. Hartke - Science Mr. Heath e Director of Media Mr. Hipsher - Science If ll, 0, fr' fr V Qo':'!w.x. . Y 4' y tx I A BI axbii Mrs. Jennings - English Mrs. Johnson Y Business 5 I g sp .4'9w.4 . 11,355 i Axanfq N 9? N ' E 'S' Sam x s Q .Q 4 4 X , fb , f , M6 As Cenlral Ofjce Designed It Mrs. Jones - Latin E ll if 'Huw W W g no rm Mr. Jubinville - History Mr. Kapitulik - Industrial Arts ff H Y 3 in Mr. Kass - Distributive Education Mr. Kayes - Mathematics Mr. J. Kelly - Industrial Arts Mr. P. Kelly - Science Mr. King - Science Mr. Kish - Mathematics ,KGEHER . w A Mr. Kokurewicz - Art Mr. Langer - Mathematics 'UQ' ,5 , '15, f www Mr. Leahy - Industrial Arts Mrs. Lemley - Physical Education at f I IK ' Mr. Lundell - Industrial Arts Mrs. McGee - English MW Mrs. Mercier - Nurse Mrs, Miles e English :J 9 Q El D D af' an an xl 9900 D D UU Q D QUAD :Fall A Tiles.: t Q 528011140 Q 'RQVE-7 freSper,. C.-'lb te' ld'-a SEAT Dom! Plan xv- -I NL- if I - EARTH Mrs. Morin - Practical Arts As The Board Of Educarion Approved lr :,: Mr. Northgraves f Mathematics Mrs. Olver ef English -1 Q? QW, -- -it . I w .. M Snffiiiirfajx WEE? W-E-7 7' V'-- WEE: 'H-ilff' f 2 w Built? 96116000 t Mr. O'Meara - Mathematics Mr. Onofrio - Guidance , E . H6991 Mr. O'Rourke - History Mr. Pianta - Industrial Arts Mr. Porter - Science Mrs. Reiter - Spanish Mr. Rodenhizer - Physical Education Mr. Rome - History E I i f wi 31 ig my -Q. Qaaiv. 5 A 5153 Miss Rozwadowski - Science Mrs. Schaus - French . 'Greg V , hr 624 'vbfgfb 5 , 56 15? i I.4' al rtitzef i V if X U pf X X i ' M' f 'W ' As Maintenance Installed It Mr. Schreck - Guidance M Mi 2 i Di! Miss Scott- English Miss Slason f- Reading ...Q Mr. Soler - Special Education Mr. St. Germaine - Special Education Miss Stec - Guidance Miss Towne - Science 1 4 ZZ an it 1 .5 L Mr. Traester - History Mrs. Tuckerman - Nurse ,IR l L-.ln ai Mrs. Wagner - Practical Arts Ms. Welles - Gifted and Talented Miss Wieczorek - Art Mr. Wiese - History 5 . we-,SW Mr. Willis - English Miss Zdanowicz - Physical Education I -.gin Y' C 0 V ,I 0 . 5 1 ll I ' Q 5 , 2, IWJJQE, 1 my ' ' What The Students Wanted Mr. Kelly - Director of Building and Grounds Mr. Sparks - Recreation Director ,x gc ,Egg A Miss Woods - Assistant Recreation Director Mr. Dooley - Media Technician 5 .?,,,a.,,,7imf,, tttt T,s.f,,,...,W,i, cttit it 'F Mrs. Gross - Media Aide Mrs. Hesselberg - Media Aide was rw ig, rw E, I I Mrs. Allen Mrs. Brookes Mrs. Burr Mrs. Muldoon y-wi! Mrs. Potter Mrs. Rummel Mrs. Brookes Mrs. Jones Mrs. Wassmer Mrs. Goff Mrs. Marquard wx Mrs. Kulak Mrs. Battaglia Mr. Hyman Mr. Warzecha wsu..- Row 1: Mrs. Giurintano, Mrs. Donahue. Mrs. Priest. Row 2: Mrs. Marica, Mrs. Hermann, Mrs. Treat, Mrs. Heger, Mrs. DiStefano, Mrs. Parmelee, Mrs. Adamatz, Mrs. Gondek, Mrs. Blaskey. wmmxssewnuwsnqq Q Q Mr. Bailey Mrs. Senechal, Mr. Crompton, Mrs. Harlow 2 Mr. Priest, Mr. Brousseau Mr. Ehlers Mr. Woods W5 833' N, E as .X WN' K M. is Q 1 - 155. Q , , fx -1-', -- ' -. E E ii' s-i.il,:-iii 5' Q X S A - k:'k' A .k.. K: MS A X 1 'LL ,f . :-f:' 1, A , f K ,- - . t . ., K K E 5 1'xf::f'f: fi 4 S 1 A.: . .. N 1'U-g51h5s'1 -3 X A . mm if ll S Af.: '....,, , ,. .. K ,Q M... ot., Mn'-W if' UNDERCLASSMEN my E45 M FRESHMAN CLASS we , ,Y i , f i W The Freshman Class started out its year with a few memorable events such as the Freshman Initiation Week and the Car Wash! Bake Sale that broke all standing records for profits. These were followed by numerous other fund raisers. The 1979- 1980 school year was surely one not to be forgotten. The Freshman Class would like to thank its class advisors, Mr. Devlin and Mrs. Haesche, for spending so much time and effort on its behalf. Row I: B. Mateyov. K. McAuliffe. L. Riehold. T. McDuell. T. Russo. C. Rosa. M. Melino. S. Pytlik. Row 2: J. Melino. K. Mosca. B. Matule- vich. R. Morton. L. Nordgren. K. Tourgee. D. Peterson. Row 3: R. Mauro. E. Raczka. D. Macro. J. Morrell. J. Randolph. D. Negrelli. D. Meyer. Row 4: M. Marino. M. Reed. C. Potter. M. Reed. G. Narducci. R. McNiel. R. Patten. Missing: T. Wettemann. A. MacNeil. januari 3 ibn, Row I: K. Schreck, L. Zupan, K. Zadroga. M. Stearns, M. Wheaton, C. Saglio. S. Scott. Row 2: P. Wilcox. D. Sbona. K. Zawaeki. A. Teart. K. Schemmerling. Row 3: S. Staruch. D. Sykes. M. Wilson. S. Sheppard, H. Stone, K. Wheeler. Row 4: M. Salafia. Jenell Smith. K. Thompson. B. Vz1llera.C. Weiss. T. Wysopal, P. Willette. Missing: C. Ryer, Jeffrey Smith. S. Washburn. S. Welshock, D. Wheeler. J. York. P. Woickelman. I Q.. -,v-.W ...J 1' ww-'Q-I ....4. Run' lx 'If llayash. R. Esmond. K. lforeman. B. Havlieek. B. Grabek. Harlow. NI, Geritx. R. Gross. Run' I: J, Haesehe. G Haesche. P I-leteher. D. Henderson. J. Gagnon. G. Gilbert. J. Gorneault. W. Gtglio. Rfm .25 J. Hellenherg. Cf Hasttngs. K. Hebert. Hallowell. I., Gam erdtnger. Nl.G6I16NlSIO. T. Harrts. I. Hall. Ron' -1: D, Gertz. D. Gould. G. I-Qverett. R. Harris. J. lfnseo. lflX.XH1,Q.' H. ESPONIIO. Raw I: R. Johnson. H, Hotchkiss. NI. Keane. R. Kuehyt. D. Koekkoek. C. Hyfield. G. Hindle. D. I.amoureuX. Row 2: K. Lee. D. Kuziak. S I.eav1tt. B. Johnson. C. Johnson, Hines. K. Kronberg. Row 3: I.. Johnson. I.. Lundgren. 'If Jansky. ll. l,eMay. A. Haas. J. Kuchyt. J. Koz- man. Raw-1.' M. Kroc. S. Lane. I.. I.a Bella. K. Lukens. K. Kaufmann. T. Kelly. R. Klein-Rohhenhaar. Raw lf l.. Burns. J. Betty. A. Bosco. G, Annino. D, Amato. L. Burr. J, Baran. Row 2: F. Andrews. A. Blakeley. C. Boyd. D. Burr. L, Blodgett. N. Benham. L. Aronson. Row Kp Nl. Brutzman. J, Boyd. T. Buzzi. P. Browne. V. Blakely. A. Bertuch. Row 4: S. Armstrong. M. Bush. J, Augeri. D. Brown. C. Brann. .l1i'v.i'irig.' L. Adams. T. Beckwith. A. Berchulski. E, Boss. D, Grubb, Raw 1: J. Casey. B. Cummings. H. Cashman. K. Ercolani. K. Davis. R. Cansdale, C. Clark. K. English. Row 2: A, Concannon. K. Davis. J. Corbin. K. Craig. Y. Cloutier. E. Dowd. C. Gross. S. Carmine. Row 3: R. Callahan, T. Dansereau. M. Denman, M. Eck. A. Campbell. G. Chiarella. L. Dineen. Raw 4: T. Davis. Joseph Chamberlain. Terry Davis. John Chamberlain. R. Durnick. R. Cook. CLASS ADVISOR A D ADVI ORY COMMITTEE Row 1: K. Schreck, C. Brann, T. Beckwith. Row 2: C. Hastings, B. Grabek. J. Gagnon. Row 3: M. Eck, C. Rosa, G. Chiarella, M. m Marino. Row 4: S. Welshock. S. Leavitt. R. Kuchyt. Missing: M. Keane. Mrs. Haesche Mr. Devlin THANKSGIVING 1979 team. The revenge 0 Wm iw FRESHMAN LIFE Tao-5 M N Freshman Initiations CD N T I is W 1...... ,N FK Whoops! What do you want at 8 a.m.'? 5' L ff? S5 ,., ,. 'F ...- :sim X , , dl I L i ,ff WSW 3 1 9 B 3. fa f Fx W ww ,,,. ,,,,,,,..D.. , 1 A VVI , ' lk . f 9' A f I FRESHMEN FEED SOPHOMORE CLASS Q x A - l'j9-ff' S' V4?.ri+3f1 Kay 'ksk coco Mouwiwcf' Mr. Jubinville, Class Advisor M . Mrs. Fialko, Class Advisor H. . .SEM 1 ,, . , X i The Incredible Hulk? l The school year of 1979-80 was a prosperous one for H the Sophomore Class. Led by class president Paul Rabuffo and vice president Janet Carley, the class of '82 held a successful car wash, candle sale and chil- drens movie to raise much needed money for future events. With the fine leadership of class officers, the continuous support from advisors Mrs. Fialko and Mr. Jubinville, and the cooperation of the student body, this yearas sophomore class has reached many important goals and proved itself an asset to Had- dam-Killingworth High School. Turkey-A-La-Carte fx CLASS OFFICER Bottom to top: Wendy Lapham. Historiang David Eck Treasurerg Valerie Scott, Secretaryg Janet Carley, Vice Pres- identg Paul Rabuffo, President. fglu The Muncher CLASS ADVI GRY COMMITTEE Left to Right: B. DeBoer, B. Treadwell, K. Anderson, J. Wisneski, D. Giurintano, A. Klein-Robbenhaar, A. Kozman, M. Peterson, M. Strom. Row 1: K. Anderson. K. Burley. J. Aronson. K. Browne. K. Buckley. Row 2: S. Burr. M. Brookes. S. Bomhzici. J. Armenia. Row J: J. Bagley. A. Adametz. F. Brann. E. Boss. J. Branciforte. K. Blaskey. Rim' 4: S. Boinhuci. S. Adams. D. Adametz. K. Bauer. W. Brault. W. Berlepsch. Mi.i'xing: L. Baran. K. Barker. D. Brown. P. Burr. Row 1: D. Herlth, J. Hemmann. A. Guk. A. Gordon. B. Hinchliffe. D. Eck. M. Fagan. D. Gesick. P. Groeper. Row 2: M. Goldreich. Dykzts. D. Fitzpatrick, S. Gardner. D. Giurintano. T. Feeley. J. Gamerdinger. R. Hedman. Raw 3: J. Harvey. S. Graf. L. Forsyth. T. Higgins. D. Fuoco. M. Harlow. V. Drake. C. English. R. Hedman. A. Herlth. .M1'.s'.rif1g.' S. Hastings. S. Gionfriddo. W. Goldsmith. is M ie, J 'i K RK i J. ... .4-F Row If M. Peterson. C. Ricciuti. K Ott. T. Pitt. M. Reid. J. Priest. Row 2 T. Morrison. S. Pinter. C. Riordan. M Pytlik. P. Pesapane. C. Nicklas. E Pucillo. Raw 3: T. Pierce. B. Pierce. K Ricker. T. Moody. Run' 45 L. Mosca N. O'Mera. Row 5: J. Nadwairskl. P Rabuffo. J. Perkins. J. Morello. T Munson. W. Myers. Mr. Rome. Mis-.r ing: C. Morenski. J. Nagy. M. Pitruz- ello. C. Pope. ,.. if 'f , ry .W Row 2: P. Cyr, R. Clark. son. Row 3: C. Dowling. ter. T. Carla. R. Carlson. . R. Cubeta. C. Carlson. D. Duhert. G. Dittus. Row 2: D. DeWolf. J. Carley. T. Copp. J. Cybulski. E. Czajzi. K. Carl- B. DeBoer. G. Calabrese. M. DeFrancisco. D. Davis. V. Cobb. Rm1'4: L. Chomitz. D. Davis. D. Cernan. T. Chiches- Mivsing: S. Bagley. J. Cashman. J. Clark. L. Dickinson. Row 1: E. Holland. N. Keane, K. Kestermont, E. Kervin, L. Kozy. Row 2: A. Kozmon. M. Hoehn. K. Hosking. M. Klein J Kavula. Mr Kayes. E. Hill, T. Koekoek. Row 3: K. Kilby. P. Kimball. J. Irwin, T. Hubbard, A. Klein-Robbenhaar. P. Johnson. D, J0nQs,'E. Horan, N Knudsen. Missing: L. Everett. K. Hines, S. Jascot, H. Kessel, B. Kniffin. A Row 1: M. Woickelman, J. Woickelman, K. Wagner, C. Watrous. C. Wicks. P. Wright. K. VanSaun, N. Winschel. Row 2: R. St Jernquist. l. Zastrow. H. Vogel. C. Wettish. K. Yantosh, J. Wilson. P. Wordell, J. Wisneski. D. Wilson, D. Williams. D. Tuccitto. A. Wilcox. M1'.Y.YfHg.' W. Treadwell, D. Tine, R. Weed, P. Wiese. ' i 1 l Row I: D. Lundgren. R. Lombardo. K. McCarthy. W. Laphan. S. Landry. S. Miller. R. Lentz. W. Meyer. Row 2: G. Madore. D. Loso. T. McCallun. M. Lakin. A. Mattacchione. E. McMurtry. R. Leandri. R. Lucas. C. Lund. S. Lentz. 1 mn- ' N. wi-W .. MK L 9 ... k' C Row 1: G. Smith. D. SLlohn. E. Sodergren. S. Silkowski. J. Schlaefer. Row 2: L. Theriault. M. Sullivan. D. Smith. C. Russel. L. Tenay. M. Sangenerio. Row 3: D. Shefcyk. M. Strom. K. Steigleder. B. Sima. S. Secondino. Mrs. Haesche. Row 4: C. Seeley. M. Swiney. H. Swiney. M. Sevigny. J. Swanson. K. Taylor. J. D. Scott. S. Statham. Mixxingx V. Scott. W. Smith. S, Sima. L. Stone. It might be! E 5 Food Fight!!! M, The early bird . . . gets the worm! X1 ,- v:,,,.qgN L1 'mv waf- ls A. x , 1-r l P'--..,, M I :T,,,, M., ,,., ,,,,,N, ' -1 6 .qfgmtsqi fi , ,W J, 6 O 1 JU IDR CLASS I Row lg S. Brasky. S. Baron. J. Burack. A. Annino. Row 2: S. Berlepsch. A. Armenlano. L. Cernan. N. Casey, F. Burr. D. Arseneuult. Row 3: S. Blaskey. C. Brown. R. Butler. S. Brusky. Row 4: B. Adams. K. Campbell. K. Berchtold. T. Brookes. J. Burke. Mi.rsing.' D. Aronson. R. Berry. D. Billings. R. Comeau. IOO , U fe- 'Sv U ld 9 o X v MG-DI'-' 0 .. l' xl J -dh mm' S Qlwfdlwffl .OO I .-W , Jiri it filth Rmr I: D. Gagnon. C. Gifford. T. Crispyn. Row 2: K. Dooley. J. Dansereau. C. Concannon. G. Davis. Fine. K. Dineen. Row 3: C. Burton. K. Defviars. E. Conroy. K. French. L. Gertz. V. Davis. Row 4: G. Donahue. R. Czaja. L. Cyr. J. Gerity. L. Fletcher. Missing: B. Andrew. S. Chas- ser. B. Berchtold. L. Dexter. C. Gammons. J. Gifford. D. Gigio. P. Gannon. .fsii'I'f?i:2:4z:. iff , 'IELQ I N J . -at ' M - x V .,.....................- .-is-inn-ann iii in Row I: K. Hindle. C. Hipsher. P. Groat. L. Hellenherg. R. Hallowell. Rim' 2: T. Hastings. W. Gron hatch. R. Hawkins. A. Hotchkiss. P. Grabek. Row 3: K. Gould. K. Goodell. D. Gross. L. Havell. A Gorden. Row 4: T. Kniffen. N. Harris. M. Harris. J. Hollmnn. M. Gondek. M. Hinielewski. .Wm Ing: J. Heger. E. Howes. ININ Q Row 1: S. Lemay. J. Kushkowski. C. Kilby. B. Lucas, D. Klein. Row 2: L. Lundgren. A. Kemp, L. Kleinschmidt, M. Leandri. J. Loso. Row 3: K. Kroc. C. Lemery, L. Koval. R. Kuchyt, S. Kuchyt. P. Jackson. Row 4: M. Kuziak. J. Irwin, K. Liberatore, D. Kosman. Missing: J. Hueg. E. Jascot, S. Q Jones. R. Langmaid. M. Learned. A. MacNeil. W Row 1: M. Mosca, J. Marica, W. Phelps, W. Peplau, L. Nelson. Row 2: C. Moore, B. Olsen. M Nicklas, R. Nosal, D. Priest, E. Parmelee. Row 3: J. Morrell, S. Miller. H. Rutty, S. McCall, B Martin. Row 4: E. Mihalyak, D. Perry, J. Parmelee, S. Pitt. S. Morenslci. M. Metcalf. Missing: V Madore, C. McKeller, E. Modehn, W. Nobert. L. Parmentier. X' F u . ' 4 W sf? Row I: D. Stevens, J. Speicher, C. Shipman. P. Strom, B. Rummel. M. Rabuffo. Row 2: K. Riordan, K. Ricker. D. Rosa. K. Sheridan, T. Rutty, P. Sciacca. Row 3: A. Radzavich. W. Schmidt, M. Smith, L. Sirois. R. Schreck. A. Rogerson. Missing: A. Ricciuti. S. Robins. M. Rosado. R. Shinn. A. SI. John, M. Pope. WW 1 .. T. 'l ii ' I :f 3 w'r o o . 5. I' da' 3 Si Row I: B. Washburn. A. Tillbrook, D. Wordell, B. Tibbets. Row 2: L. Thompson. P. Tefft. C. Werner. T. Q' Thompson. D. Tuttle. Row 3: L. Zanelli, C. Wohlstrom, J. Voelkel, P. Todero, D. Seddon. Missing: R. - Talbot, L. Voelkel, T. Wagner, D. Welshock, J. WCISC. CLASS OFFICERS Anna St. John, President: Rich Schreck, Treasurerg Kim French, Vice Presidentg Liz Conroy. Secretaryg Anna Ricciuti, Historian .... ...................-.- i : ww 'Z uudluuhvnvunvfelunnv ADVI ORY COMMITTEE xxx-M Row 1: L. Thompson, M. Smith, M. Nicklas, R. Hawkins, D. Klein, W. Gronbach, L. Fletcher. Row 2: C. Hipsher, E. Howes, L. Cyr, C. Shipman, D. Priest, B. Rummel, E. Mihalyak. Row 3: B. Washbum, J. Gerity. Row I: P. Grabek, L. Sirois, A. St. John, E. Parmelee, C. Burton, D. Perry. Row 2: B. Tibbits, K. Liberatore, S. Fine, L. Havell, T. Rutty. Row 3: W. Phelps, A. Hotchkiss, A. Tillbrook. ,WMA- M,-A-'W SH 5 1 is X Z e r 3 Sm Munch Out! Well, we were going to build the ultimate stereo system if The Pink Panther strikes again! i-A Ahhhhh . . . fi f :gfman W 108 .E w,....-w- Hard at work Space Cadet JR, ,11 T ,W 'f f3f555?E4ff H 1f5ff L Q Yum, Yum, Yum fk,', gm , -, - ,E ' ff-ffm ...W ,,Q,44m'fx . -my--,' am ., ,,,, ,,,, ,,L,w1:,. , ,,,k,,,,,,, , V f, , '. H , 3 ? 4 i I W M TOASTING TUSHES. . . 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Burr Thomas W. Carr LauraJ Brassord Margaret A. Bush Robert L. Brozlch Gregory T. Casey Rohm J. Chapman Diane Chase Blake Chichester Jeremy Clark I Joan A. Clark Ajaz Zajac James Keane ,, M ,,izz 42: 4532 LL,,,A H' ,,, V, ,, vu- e ,,...aalilf Gene The Dream Polack frm an..- Gearhead 3 S? N.,--..,- -Q. V5M'N..w,-'-.fx . N. .N S ' S 1 1 'B54f1'3W!!i'3l!' an N v 1,3 1 H 'ini' ,. 1-rw-ew, k 'vw , ,H O ' . Bob Roach Tiff Taylor Kevin King Bob Meade I Barbara Malone, Norma Picard, Sue McAuliffe -...Q-...X Nw sw--u-sane-Q-Q-w-f -wuq E i 5 E Bw W s f X 24365 M Karyn Havlicek Jody Parmelee 123 -me-'U' Mary Coleman Ana G. B. Concepcion Thomas Delldonna Dawn L. Defarli Teri L. DeMz1rs Daniel M. Dunn N Jennifer Dykas Julie A. Faraci Aubrey Fredricksen Randall Epright Joan Ferraro Rosemary M. Esmond Jim Holt Eric Scheff ,595 5 I M t f , 5 a,., 2 'il 2: r A I ' . Mike Boyd 2 fw'M,,n . ,nw iw NN W9 '48 4 Gary Johnson . Eg? 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KK KX X 'X ' 1 1 ' ' g '11 K , , ,f . 1 1 '1' 1 1 K1 1 1 1 s 1 x '1 KN x K1 1 '1 v Joe Pitruzello, Chris Hendrickson. Al Lundgren gg ki, Anna Armentano Amy Benham Robin Fusco Bugsy 'RIF' Shawn A. Sodergren Linda A. Steigleder Charles F. Steinhilper Erich l. Strick P. Sean Taylor Roger S. Tryon David l. Voelkel Elizabeth A. Vogel William R. Watrous David P. Wilcox Louise J. Wright Kevin W. Zajac Robert E. Zuklukiewicz an X r Q ry '2m. e, i Laurie A. Zanelli Kyle Zupan Rf at H 1' Blake Chichester Erich Strick INCORPORATED 1826 Dan Gorin, Dan Andrews. Tom Mondani Harry Harrison rfrr 5 3 3 5 E 5 2 E S 1 Q i 5 2 4 S E 5 52 Z Q 2 Q 5 i Robin A. Gilbert Birthdate: 7121l6l. Likes: MGB's, travel, tennis. Dislikes: homework, school. Memories: i978, April 1. Quote: Smile, it won't kill ya! Future Plans: col- lege, career. Thomas J. Gondek . .. Birthdate: 917162. Nickname: Father Likes: History, cars, money. Dislikes: cowards, Geometry, speed bumps, freshmen. Prized Possession: stereo,1Memories: Mag' 1979 College Fair,1Biology fl5. Activities: siytgse crew .: starge manager 53, 4. Quote: Ffbto y ever wins. , uture 1 Q . anieleR.Gorin .. . Birthdateff Likes :fThe:Whiffs, Beatles, soccer, bagels, skiing, Whalers, singing, blintzes: apathy. Prized Possession: Lo Prinzi, My Memoriesrclub, shows. Future Plans: clinihgtliei::Grand Teton, catch a salmon. Quote: Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Emerson. ' Susan D. Green Birthdate: 8113162. Likes: horses, plants, people. Dislikes: school, being broke. Nickname: Mean Sue Green Prized Possessions: Busy, Haby, U.W. Memories: ZSP, Brian, Rob, Deb, D.E., trips, pit titne,,Eric, Florida, being late, study hall. Quote: I am whogifam, I will be who I want to be, and I'll do what I Future Plans: travel, 1962 red Corvette, black Julie M. Hamner . . . Likes: sunshine, wliite teethfQislikes: shy people. Prized Possession: Branner. Memorieszihllohef gan II, CE, wedding, '74 Firebird, tennis with R.Z.,7'i?8 sen- iors, baja, Haddam Meadows. Activities: clieerleadin: l, 4: advisory committee 1, 2, 3, 4: student council 1. Suote: Man has his will, but woman has her way. Future Plans: college, marriage. Susan D. Harlow . . . Birthdate: 4120162. Nickname: Sue Likes: tennis, money. Dislikes: getting up for school, home- work. Prized Possession: John. Activities: FBLA. Quote: Thank God it's Friday. Future Plans: college. Rebecca F. Harris Birthdate: 71l71621.2,l51ickname: Becky Likes: swimming, clothes, Frenchgi islikesz cold weather, rain, being sick. Prized Possession1:jstt'rE:3lftilemories: first year at HK. Quote: If life didnft:3lia3re: downfalls,it wou1dn't be any fun trying to get back Future Plans: travel, career. Mark A. Harrison Birthdate: 114162. Nickname: Harry,' Activities: cross country 1, 2, 3, 4, track 1, 2, 3, 4. Future Plans: travel. Catherine L. Hart . .. Birthdate: 31l1162. Nickname: Katie H-artwitz Likes: leaving school early. Dislikes: cafe, food. Prized Possession: pit pass. Memories: ski trips. Activitiesgiski club 1, 2, 3, 4. Quote: Hey:Ma, got any moneyfffm starved! Future Plans: art schoolfi Birthdate: 7125 162: fast my nails, ttniquenessf D15- Prized Possessions: Big Kitty, boots. iiii aidance, Nipmuek 27,11,gkiing: 77- 8,tSAC. Actiiiitiesiivoieyball gl, 2: majorettes 2: club-1, 2, 3. Quote: Vit was a real bargain. 3 s Karen M. Havlicek . . . Birthdate: 719162. Nickname: ML Bill Likes: Picasso, Xavier guys, Frank Langella, Top Sid- ers, Jackson Browne, Lilacs. Activities: tennis 1, 2, 3: musi- cals l, 2: National Honor Society 3, 4. Quote: Because we long to dance, birds fly, because we want to soar with them. the winds we long to he the wind, anchored to the ground. o 3 Chris Hendrickson Birthdate: 3129162. Likes: bein with friends, privacy. Dislikes: phonics, those who spread private matters. Prized Possession: privacy. Memories: good times. Quote: Work for yourself todaiy, because there is always tomorrow.: .Is missed my formal ue to a lack o pants. Future Plans: professional bum? A F 1 Joann. Her1tii. .5.f: Birthdate: 31l3162. Nickname: nie Likes: keeping active, photography. Dislikesziinrsne a yet.: Priled Possession: class ring. Memories: th media center. Activities: student librarian. Quo:te:f There.,f :',, no place more-delightful than home. Future enjoy life as it comes. Jeffrey E. Higgins Birthdate: ll1l162. Nickname: Itchy Likes: auto shop, weekends, icy cold 16 oz. Dis- likes: long period English. Prized Possessions: car, friends. Memories: cruising in the boss, B.H. Future Plans: college. Ruth M. Hines . . . Birthdate: 21 17162. Nickname: Rttt,l' Root Beer Likes: initials, ice cream. Dislikes: elbows soft sugar cones. Prized Possessions: K.H.'s poems. ries: 411 1179, summer of '79, junior prom, 27. swimming 2: track 2, 3, 4: Opticon 3, 4. Quote: It with the heart that one can see rightly: what is invisible to the eye. Future Plans: zoology. g g ii'i 1 James A. Holt . . . Birthdate: 3122161. Nickname: Holter?I Likes: trackimeets, soccer games, wood sho . Dislikes-:F Sprints, losing seasons, long periods. Prized Possessions: Kawasaki snow mobile, friends. Memories: study hall, fires! winning season in track and field. Activities: track and fiel 1, 2, 3, 4: indoor track 2, 3, 4: soccer 4. Quote: Work hard in the beginning and it will pay off in the end. Future Plans: continue in school, build furniture. , Douglass F. Jette Birthdate: 419162. Nickname: Bugsy Likes: the herb, parties, railroads, food. Dislikes: spent bowls, speed bumps, administration. Prized Posses- sions: Amfleet key, shadow. Memories: skipping school: Activities: swimming, bookstore, tutor. Quote: You are the honor roll, but 1 am stonedln Future Plans: attendant on Amtrak's Broadway limited. Brenda F. Johnson Birthdate: l128162. Nicknarriofi Brender Likes: friendly people, Molson Ale. Dislikes? school, stuck-up people. Prized Possession: John. Memo- ries: my wedding and reception. Activities: National Honor Society 3, 4: FBLA 3. Quote: Can 1 have a drag? Got a butt? Future Plans: John Jr. Gary J. Johnson Birthdate: 5128162. Likes: football, Rattles, snow. Dislikes: losing 69-0. Memories: learning.: ow to ski, first year football team winning. Activities: bas-2 ketball lg baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: football 1, 3, 4. Future Plans: college or U.S. Air Force, cross country on a motorcycle. Tracey L. ,.... Birthdate: 713l162. Spacey .The Cars, spending mono? likes: schooi,:Qtel615liotie1i:f. les, hospitals, Playboy The Morning Prossession: Richie, the abiiityii to keep my mindeffoms wandering? Memories: Dannyff Please excuse '? at lO:l3 today, Mr. Onofrio's officer crash 1 and 2, morning encounters. Quote: Some people call me the space cowboy ... Future Plans: marriage- Chopefullyj James R. Keane Birthdate: 91ll162. Nickname: Choach Likes: good times, good music, good people., Paul A. Lel3lanc r Birthdate I2 12161 Nickname Jig tennis 112133 Vice summe LB Sox poetry Prized law- automotives class majorettes l, committee. Quote who bring sun- of others also to themselves. with the winners than cry with the saints Future school Randi Leamed 3!29!62. Asti, Ray's Prized King Birthdate 9!2l!62 Nickname rgach. Memories: bone days, eanut butter boys clothes sk11ng Dis cheerleading- 1 missed the In Pflled POSSCSSIOU mb' Comb Memfl Heaven there IS no why we re drinking s July4 1978 Act1v1t1es field hockey Future plans: continued I Swlmmlfk 2 3 trackl 2 3 4 acruise line asastylist. l0!26l icknitme: LeBeau Likes partying girls, rockfn' toll. Dis- Pmlidate gf U62 Nlcimanfi likes rednecks disco, stuck Ptissessionsz spot S gn S mane cwlprac we S the girls I know. Memories: homeroom, pinging, Oct. izerdrggsxsssigggpmwldgwcag 1 ygikiktlf 2. Activities: swimming 4. Frankly, my dear, I 75 Saturday lgh? Lwe with sponge don't give adamnf' Future 2year technical college. games A+Pcla Activities soccerl 2 3 0 is Q, t 2 3 4 track l 2 3 4 SklCll1bl 2 water Antoinette Lombardo . Tom .Likesz takes leather balls to play soccer Future geopleia parties P I d Beethoggn. Dislikes: work have so isco, eing nervous. rize my o ctivi- ties: National Honor student counQ Q , 3, 4: wit times with A S Act1v1t1es cheer Kafie E, Lund ,, 0 C YOU Rum Likes: cheering, with friends. Dislikes: POWU thunder and lightning. E.O., Teddy bear, friends. Memories: with EO Beach advisory all that bad. don t get dance math note worth unless you ve got F ggi to work wit sea, the i automotives class Quote All we ve got is time of time. Future Plans: nursing. Brian W. Mateyov Birthdate: l0ll6f6l. Likes: good times, females, sports, drumming. Dislikes: cold toilet seats, losing. Memories: summer '79, NYC, swim meets. Activi- ties: soccer lg pit orchestra 1, 2: band l, 2, 3, 4: tennis 2, 3, ,A Future Plans: cgllege for !5f62. Nickname: Little Lmda Activities: field hockey 3 co captain yearbook 2, 4, under class is the Quote: Nothing gold Lisa M. Patrick . . . Birthdate. l0!ll!62. Likes slee ' . ' ' : disco Likes. skipping school. Dislikes. going to l, 2, 3, 4 l, 2, 3, 4 3, 4. Futur . . . Birthdate: l2!2O!6l. Nickname tudent teachers. Dislikes: ambulance call at 6:00 a.m. Memories: summer '75 Activities: musicals 2, 3, 4: Opt: Quote: There is nothing so powerful as the truthj Plans: nurse, midwife, marriage, children. Moore Birthdate: 4! 16160. Likes: work, girls gym. Dislikes: school, math. Nickname: Ace Memories teachers, friends, junior prom. Activities: soccer l, 3: swim ming 2. Future Plans: work, college. David Morenski , . . ' Likes: music, Saturday nights. chool, not money. Prized Possession: junior Quote: To keep on trying. Plans: college, Elizabeth E Murphy 3! Likes. skiing, mg late accounting, 6:00 Mickey Mouse ears. of '78, th. another. l7!6l sleep cian. Joanne Jo Likes: music by L.R., from T.C. Memories: frolics, AJAC show, Diana H. Nobergit , . Birthdate: XWE. Prized Buc. lionaire 4 baseball l, 2, 3, 4: college. ping late Dislikes snow, . Memories' M.K., Dizz. can meet Prized Possessi VZVA, white horse, X gm 1 ,fa if times 1 got suspended Dis- Birthdate baseball swimming .Don t worry about people August i Quote say do the best I Dislikes. life. Quote am not for seen yesterday, and I love travel, enjoy the life. e e o aptaxn 79 4th grade a vi , 3g 3, 4. Quote: ski club 2 in love! college, HC Likes. winter, you Keith A. Porter. . . production, Sam. Dislikes ATs Prized Posses sion: A,Qi?iMemories: 4!l2!79, imas,Jun1or prom. sgctivigfsz pit orchestra 1, 2, 3: tennis 3, 4: advisory com- St01-k' 4: student council 4: stage band 2, 3: Opticon 4. rollerskating ' sll in te: When you laugh, the whole world laughs at youf' my friends. The Prized Posses- Beach with E.H. class of field hockey 2, 4: band l, 2, Be as you are, a 4fl3!62. Nickname: GREAT times. Dislikes: Prized Possessions: Nelie, study with Rob, red videlle. Activ- Quote: I'm as free as a bird now, and change. Skynyrd. Future Plans: busi- Birthdate: 3!l9!62. Nickname: band, iinajorettes, M.S., dancing, long busrides. Prized Possessions: trip to. France, majorette activity, Future Plans: college, exchange concerts, junior prom. Activities: majorettes, a lot 3, 4, rack cessful at Eugene 414161 Gimp' kegs, soccer, kegs, heavy school, warm beer. Prized sion: J.M. and unknown girl. Activities: soccer 2, 3, 4 captain 4. Quote: You need baits to play soccer. Let your fingers do the walking. Future Plans: Army. A - . Portland Drive-In with Paul, Donny, Zanelli . . 2 3 4 tennisl 2 tunes roll Likes: beautiful cafeteria food. Rhode Island. , , football 2, 3, 4. Quote life in the fast lane. Philip Sean Taylor Birthdate: 2!22g ikes: socce idlfleiigxggflgiirlce' hlzgysijggfgds Stuck Slvlmmlilg' Dmhkesz. 10 mods, S f A ege reglslr up people, Monday. Prized Possessions: Gork Bon-e UOP- Pflled POSFCSQIO ki CUP , , , S' Memffle nie. Memories: the good times, E.S.E., the fairs, Eric, SAT Swlm team busflde i S0 P- ..,, ,,,, , nglish. Activities: F ii' Quote: Beats m Future 2, 3' 49 track li V 4' Quo te players' '-i'-'1 7 ' e' ' ans: nursing school, 2 e. X their heads. Q, .., '., ,Q i P medicine. XQZ A y i i risii itii'ii e Kyle Zupan Birthdate: 5f3l!62. Nicknaii : Zupe David I,.:Voeikel . . . Birthdate: l!5l62. Nickname: Likes: M.M.,luscPrls. Dislikesg pughyy i e, prized Woody Newt Likes: cars, beer, motorcycles, Carolyn, Pgggeggigmsg pal-en 5, friends, Memories: S , motorcycles, rock 'n' roll. Dislikes: school, homework, Memories: raising hell. Activities: FBLA. Future Plans: go to Maine. tryout with the Reds. :Netivitiesz baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: soccer lg basketball 3. 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Killingworth, CT 663-1386 OR For more information See Tracy Pitt Tracy Pitt Lori Nelson Sherri Pitt UNI SEX haur stylnsts 346 mann street mnddletown ct 203 346 6855 rv N -5 - -wg Use our Rental Servlce for your next FORMAL AFFAIR Tuxedos and Drnner Jackets ln all srzes Order your School Jackets now REGALS MEN S SHOP 308 Marn Street Formalwear Dept Open t1l 9 Frlday 347 2880 GELSTON HOUSE Luncheons Dmners Banquets Next to Goodspeed Opera House phone 873-9300 ' x 4 N Z5 f - .- 1 CONGRATULATIONS ,,, CLASS OF 1980 YOUR FRIENDS AT ESSEX SAVINGS BANK f . , S Q I , it 9 ii 8 Q , N III ' MA AYis2g232ffz223 ES - 5 E Q N H Complrments of Natronal Pa1nt8L Wallpaper of Mrddletown Inc CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of l98O Cenfuu' COUNTRY CORNER REAL ESTATE D 3 B 1 o o t t t 06 17 l203l 663 2520 THE MIDDLETOWN PRESS ALLTHENEWS LOCAL STATE NATIONAL 472 Mann Street Creatlve Beauty Route 81 Krllmgworth CT 663 2899 servlee and satrsfaeuon our speually Fuel O11 Keroeene H Cv Neleon 8: Son Inc Heatmg phone 345 4568 24 Hour O1l Burner Servree Budget Plan Automatre Dellvery Servree Servlee Plane THE HAIR AFFAIR Metro Square Mrddletown CT Redken Umsex Mrddletown Conneetleut 34 8 71 - SP... RF , x 02-5 Killingw r h, Connec icu 4 . . . 7- 7 Best W1ShCS SERVING ALL OF MIDDLESEX COUNTY L CUNY 69 f' 0 Alfnugm soggsmac FULLY 1NsuR WHWRRW RESIDENTIAL 44,0 , COMMERCIAL ban CP FREE INDUSTRIAL ESTIMATES EXCAVATING ROAD BUILDING 8a OILING SITE DEVELOPMENT BULLDOZING GRADING BACK HOE WORK LOAM FILL GRAVEL DUANE BROOKES OWNER 345 4732 To The Class of 1980. O Ahhh ,I J. K .Q gf. E631 A :Tru fix, A K1 ,miie ' fs 'fc' . 'V f'gnpm:.qegw, .zf'fwr, gf , Q, .,,,,,. 0- - f 0 o o Q o o 5 - Compliments To The Class of 1980 GILMORE MANOR wmv mmf, REST HOME 5 'ASS 'ZW Ret1rement Home for the Elderly xfw,Q5m1f5Qq4i Q M fffgwwum Cs: b y T 1 6334411 E455 d E ly Ep d Ad To The Class of 1980 We wlsh you a happv and rewardmg future PIERCE 8: SUN S CGNSTRUCTION CO INC KILLHBGWOSTH 663 2288 S y We W k Tog the S g Y est D 8L S DEVELOPMENT 5 Q I . I , I ' - s 1381 ain St. Glaston ur ,CT , M I - X B t I 'gh 6 O ' ' t 1g?-. M ,, 1 N51 , 1 f' , 6 iii 9 ., . ick an a11d or e r ervin ou B BESt WiSheS fFOITl Tomasso TINE'S CHEVRON STATION cugxgou Repzurs Wrecker AAA and ALA SCTVICSS Snowplowmg and D1ese1 Fuel phone 345 8250 SAYBROOK ROAD Hlgganum Connectlcut 06441 OWNER JOSEPH S TINE MALLOVES AI I1EF!ICAI l M I M BUZZY LEVIN E I bl hed 1928 PRESIDENT T 1 346 9204 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1980 9 Jewelers - Silversmiths 404 ain Stree . iddletown, CT s a is e . - Kl1.LlNGWOFlTH-Kullmgwon age Q MEM A P25523 Congratulauons from your yearbook photographer We hope you wzll contmue to thmk of us HW L! Lorln Studios bkh 4 LEWIS W SCRANTON ANTIQUES BOUGHT AND SOLD Roast Meat H111 Rd Krllmgworth Conn 06417 663 1060 Shop Hours Sunday 1 5pm Best Wrshes for A Happy Healthful and Successful Future From Davrd Be11 Jack Tobm Your Frrends at BELL MOTORS Rte 9A H1gf?dHLlH1 Ct 345 2775 Used Cars Reparrs OaQo1me 7 , L. ' - 1 . 4 1 . 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CENTER FOR SLRVIC I Center, Inc 121 Maln St Ext Mlddletown CT Tel 349 8521 Buslness Insurance Speemlrsts or C ontr ietors M tnuf leturers Retallers Ca Edward Bond in Joseph Cartellr Robert Curtm Insurance 86 Real Estate .. ft . . l ll L C Total Ha1r For the Total Look Conaratulatrons to the Class of 1980 Complete hair desrgn for alla es Krllmaworth Vlllage Holly Loft Chrlstmas 8: Glft Shop Rt 81 Klll1HgWOfIh Conn 06417 Bob and Sandy Frazler Tel 12031 663 1166 To the Class of 1980 Iwould llke to take thls opportumty to congratulate all of you espec1a1ly those w1th whom I have spent my 12 years of schoolmg May all your dreams become reallty May you succeed IH all you do May the road ahead be a happy one May the sun always shme through Keep IH touch, Er1c PICFCS PARK HILL MANOR OE NEW BRITAIN CONGRATULATES J u11e and The Class of 1980 663 2805 Wlllldm and Mary Farm Props MADGE S BEAUTY CENTER Hraganum Connectlcut By Appolntment 345 8022 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE 1980 Mr and Mrs Robert Washburn and Famlly CON GRATULA TH E CLA JUD TO 1' ,vu ' 09. vfvfg.-ff' u ,Q 'A F NEEDS TIONS SS OF 1980 f iv M3 if K W7'X ORALLYOURTRAVEL 345 4529 IZABETH WATKINS Y CARLSON and EL KILLINGWORTH Y PHARMAC Conaratulatlons to the Class of 980 FROM Susan an Rowland d Dax 1d Pharmateutltal Serwre Surglcal and Conv N A R D Certlfled Girment Fltlers R81 Kxllmgworth Conn 06417 Phone 663 l204 merclal Pnntmg Graphic e COMPL S OF Typesettmg 0 First d Prlntlng C0. llustrate 9A Vlllage Court X Route Hlgganum, Connecticut 06441 Tel 345 8360 JANET SACHS INC Krlhngworth s Realtors Z, Asst! 4 S R'E.:'E . a , Professional X At X ' alescent Supplies I. K -Com ' ' ' X - ' D sign IMENT I . . , shgm 3 CONNECTICUT VALLEY ARMS, INC. Saybrook Road Haddam, Connecticut 06438 CCNGRATULATIGNS F ROM YGUR FRIENDS AT CVA HIGGANUM HARDWARE WJPylk R 8lHg,g, Op ti lyaoossopm Fdy 1800 M Best W1shes to THE CLASS OF 1980 PRATT 8: WHITNEY AIRCRAFT Middletown Plant : . . t i t. i Y 'unum ' ' : P l.: , - -22, ,x Qttugf. .. 1' l.t'u'.t 'Z Compliments of: HIGGANUM CENTRE MEAT MARKET EST 1931 Known for Quahty Frank R and George A Heger Props Phone 345 4545 PACKAGE STORE SERVICE Krlllngworth Road Route 81 General Repalrmg Hlgganulgwgfinnetmut Body Work and Palntrng TEL 345 2315 Getty Products Phone 345 4527 JERRY D PowELL owner Hlggamlm E HI-WAY LARRY'S AUTG DRUG STURE G SURGICAL SUPPLY 100 lain Shoal, Middletown Phone 346-8601 Congratulations NEAL S To the C lass 980 Route 81 l'll5!:1l1LlIT1 C Lulu 345 2777 Quality Lumber Pallets R R Tles P O Box 309 H1g,g,cmum C onneulluul 06441 Tel 345 4561 I . ROSSI CORPORATION COMPLIMENTS OF MONSANTO COMPANY Deep River Plant An Equal Opportunity Employerw I-EISXIEQSIZQOIIST Lou1s E Nagy Route 81 Hlgganum CT 06441 For an appomtment call 345 4579 DELTA DESIGN 85 DEVELOP MENT Perms Henna colormg and frostmg waxlng ha1rsty11ng for men and WOITICII CORP 'Gil R R 2 BOX 180 BETHKE ROAD KILLINGWORTH CT 06417 Phone 12033663 1063 PRODUCT DESIGN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT , 5 -1, ' E3 F - - Q , I V 1 I J,,,.., M 1 W My , ' A ' f Wk I - , 4 , 'V CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 80 HADDAM LIONS CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. Partridge Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ott Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Moody Mr. and Mrs. Carlisle Knowlton Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. Lewis W. Scranton ff iufa- W l J 'Ii'l ' A' 5.4: ' '-s N Higganum Family Medical Group Richard P. Garbarino D.D.S. George E. Valentine D.D.S. and Jeffrey J. Scull D.D.S Joseph R. Zaientz D.M.D. f, 6 my Of Qkcsgii qffgym vi WW YXCAJQ QOMQ WUCQXPQZUY EMU5 um. fbwmusx gp v mio UJYWWI5, 045697 and QLQR WN WNQ WUQ TFHCC CccQ WM 9? 501 WIKQDOW D vwo'X'qXQ f yvwxw Q0 A Xwikwwigv gm iwugji I INXWO XA , vi Q QQ 'gwwiqo AWK S WMO C, qw C7Q7ffk,,kfNxryR1v XXDJW6 A XJXCNQFO . W0-,+I 53 Q L AO Q 3 f . K WWW Q ,XX -o 20390 BSWJWXNA Mm W YC? 39? Nfl XXI'-fax N km A . 6 1 WWW Wm 'ffff 55? fini VARSITY BA EBALL Row I: R. Zak, M. Lyons, W. Watrous, K. Zupan, E. Ott, D. Gendreau. Row 2: M. DeFrancesco, A. Rogerson, D. Shefcyk, S. Gage, W. Schmidt, G. Johnson, R. Schreck. Row 3: Coach Brookes, T. Thompson, M. Smith, D. Fitzpatrick, K. Yantosh, L. Sirois. The 1980 Cougar Baseball Team completed an- other successful season. H-K not only qualified for the tournament for the third straight year but also beat Cromwell C6-45 and Bacon Academy C6-51 to place them in the Quarter Finals of the Class S Tourna- ment. The Cougars also finished second in the Region I competition. Kyle Zupan lead the Cougars in hitting with a .320 batting average and was named to the All- Shoreline, District III and All-State teams. Second baseman, Rob Zak, made the All-Shoreline starting team and Dennis Gendreau was given Honorable Mention as catcher. Pitchers and captions, Eric Ott and Bill Watrous, led the pitching staff to 13 wins in 1980. OPPONENT Old Lyne 0 Somers 2 Middletown 2 Morgan 2 Westbrook 3 Middletown 4 Hale Ray 9 Rocky Hill 4 Old Saybrook 5 Coginchaug 8 Old Lyme l Guilford 3 Westbrook 2 Xavier 8 Hand 10 North Branford 4 Valley Regional 3 Old Saybrook 2 Coginchaug 4 STATE TOURNAMENT Q OPPONENT Cromwell 4 Bacon Academy 5 Westbrook 2 GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY OFTBALL 4' K- ff ' - . v v .Q 4. ... Row IJW. Giglio, P. Wright. Row Z:T. Pitt, J. Casey, J, Gagnon, L. Koziy, S. Landry. T. Pierce. Row 3.'Coach Davis, J. Buzzi. K. Van Saun, T. Moody, L. Zupan, L. Lucas, S. Gardner, D. Giurintano. BOYS JU ICR VARSITY BASEBALL 1 f - 1 , X54 t.- eg ., Y . XJ HK J Row I: M. Reed, B. Grabek, C. Rosa, M. Defrancesco, M. Reed, S. Harlow, M. Melino. Row 2:Coach Aulenti, D. Fitzpatrick, D. Shefcyk, C. Johnson. B. Weed, D. Eck, C. Lund. Row 3: C. Nicklas, P. Rabuffo, T. Teart. The .l.V. Baseball Team worked its way to a 15-2 record and the Shoreline J.V. Baseball Championship. Ballplayers improved in all aspects of competition and sportsmanship and earned a reputation as the team that does not quit. The Cougars had a team BA of .320, outhitting their opponents 147-57, and keeping scoring down with excellent defensive play. GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALL Row 1.'C. Marino, L. Mosca, T. Wagner, L. Wright, J. Carley, R. Kuchyt. Row 2.'M. Leandri, E. Howes, D. Perry, K. Blaskey, P. Fletcher H. Swiney, P. Browne. Missing: Coach Jubinville. Anybody lose a ball? HMY PIHCC, ten t0night. 'mm Same to you, Ref! See the guy in the second row? The third year Varsity Softball Team had an outstanding 17-6 season. The girls defeated Hand and Morgan for the first time in the team's history. Although eliminated from the Shoreline Tournament after losing a play-off game with Coginchaug, the team was ranked sixth for the State Tournament. The team defeated Cromwell 8-4 for the Region III Class S Championship. The team eleminated Terryville 6-3 in the Semi-Finals and became the second team in school history to play in a State Championship game. In the final game, the girls were defeated by New Fairfield 3-5 and became runners-up in the State Championship. Individual honors went to Louise Wright who was voted Shoreline All-Star Pitcher. Donna Perry was given Honorable Mention for a Junior catcher and Robin Kuchyt was given Honorable Mention at first base. Louise Wright was also chosen to the First Connecticut High School Coaches All-State Softball Team, Class S Division. Team honors went to Louise Wright who was voted Most Valuable Player and Robin Kuchyt who was voted Rookie of the Year. The 1981 Team Co-Captains will be Tracy Wagner and Donna Perry. HK OPPONENT I-LK 01 d LYIHCGPPONENE 1 C0SmChaug 0 2 01d saybfook 13 18 Guilford 0 26 M or gan 5 24 North Branford 5 19 7 Poftland 3 Shoreline Play-off 4 Coginchaug 6 State Woodrow Wilson 2 9 Westbrook 3 8 Valley Regional 0 8 Coginchaug 9 Tournament GPPONENT 7 Cromwell ll 4 RHAM 3 4 Westbrook 3 8 Cromwell 4 14 Valley Regional 8 8 Hand 1 3 New Fairfield 5 6 Terryville 3 BOY VAR ITY TENNIS QN I of . 1 kg? f r. f H .1 . mu an 5211 1, 1- It f K QQQ C ,,kIlk bu 4 ,I V I l ' gat ian! 7 A, f -.ww V .am 'EBltll kiiy W ill Ill' I , .. hill REB! 59' anim!! WEBB!!! I! Ill!! w all!!! EBU!! ll . s annul Kalman!! V . ez: I 2. 4 A limi. K B ll www 1 4 in . n W, Row 1: K. Kronberg, B. Mateyov, C. Knowlton, R. Lombardo. Row 2.' Coach Hipsher, G. Smith, C. Brown, P. Kimble, K. Porter, D. Gorin. 1 . iw kv-any-1' , Q 'fix K X' . - X5 Il 1 T A :fx . , 'Y 5 - - . my QW. .. ,, . 'FP' q X A . X-au. The 1980 Boys Varsity Tennis Team finished the season with a 3-10 record. Despite the record, the team continually improved and maintained its determination. High morale resulted from the leadership of the three experienced seniors co-captains Chris Knowlton, Brian Mateyov, and Keith Porter. The rest of the team included seniors - Tony Mattacchione, Dan Gorin, and Sergio Vidal, juniors - Chris Brown and Dave Tuttle, sophomores - Paul Kimble, Rich Lombardo and Gibson Smith, and freshman - Keith Kronberg. With six seniors leaving the team, Coach Hipsher expects the 1981 season to be another rebuilding year. Wins were achieved against Westbrook Q6-OJ, Coginchaug Q6-lj, and Morgan C6-lj. VARSITY GOLF N9 . i .5 h S... ' :W .AI it - A T is e li 1 L r Z Row1:W. Myers, T. Feeley, R. Lentz, R. Cubeta, J. Kuchyt. Row 2: E, Andrews, T. Brookes, T. Mondani, J. Swanson, P. Grabek, Coach Kelly. GIRLS TRACK A D FIELD Row 1: D. Lagasse, D. DeCarli, K. King, J. Faraci, K. Schreck, N. Miller. Row 2:C. English, G. Gilbert, C. Wickes, K. Zadroga, J Parmelee, R. Johnson, K. English, K. Mosca. Row 3:G. Weiss, W. Lapham, L. Forsyth, B. DeBoer, K. Streigleder, N. Winschel, K Ott, T. Beckwith, B, Matulevich, D. Brown. Row 4: Coach King, L. Dineen, M. Keane, T. Ricciuti, S. Landry, S. Brasky, M. Nicklas L. Kleinschmidt, K. Dineen. Row 5: G. Morello, D. Smith, K. Anderson, J. Gerity, B. Washburn, T. Copp, T. McCullum. The girls track team finished its season with a 6-6 overall record and a 4-4 Shoreline record. The team ranked fifth in the Shoreline Meet. Kim Zadroga and Kate English were the high scorers of the season. The Cougar Award went to Kathy King, and Janice Gerity won the team pentathlon at the end of the season. r rr i.f4??'i3'g1 .l , '.,'. '35 c O gg' iw' 5 gin 'M E ii' iz 'gif Avi 22 ks 5, tis -,Lil 2 W ip 4 i Q 2 if i 5 3 ' r I yr i 5 i 1 6 5 2 V1 it . A , Lia ' f K W.-.L-Q 1 r 4 ks' BUYS T ACK AND F ELD 95-. .1.iZ4'1 +. 1- wings A N . Row 1: J. Armenia, W. Peplau, A. Lundgren, M. Rabuffo, J. Kluntz, J. Holt, M. Rosado. Row 2: J. Boyd, K. Wagner, J. Dansercau. J. Perkins, R. Broach, R. Meade, K. King, R. Kleinschmidt, B. Johnson, M. Wheaton. Row 3:Coach Dupuis, J. Irwin, R. Epright, C. Boyd, M. Harrison, M. Boyd, M. Peterson, S. Sodergren. Row 4: J. Armenia, T. Koekkoek, D. Lamoureaux, D. Koekkoek, Coach Darin. J-ltr! The boys track team ended a fine season placing fourth in the Shoreline and ninth in the State. The highlight of the season was the 4xl0O relay team of Jay Kluntz, Mark Rabuffo, Al Lundgren, and Walt Peplau which won both the Shoreline Championship and the State Championship. Winner of the Cougar Award was Jay Kluntz, and the most valuable per- former was Mark Rabuffo. 'QROAR OF THE GREASE PAINT - ...N SMELL OF THE CROWD L CAST: Mitzi, Nora Caseyg Laura, Pam LaBellag Pamela, Katherine Lukensg Gloria, Katie Gould, Marlene, Laura Thompsong Cyndi, Jennifer Stearns, Kay, Darcy Gigliog Cocky, Dan Goring Sir Tom Mo d Th K'd M ' , n ani, e 1 , aria Leandrig The Girl, Wendy Phelps, The Negro, Teresa McCullumg The Bully, Dave Klein. NN.,- i , H 5,7 '-lv' X! Y 'H ' A K SENIOR OUTING BANNER LODGE JUNE 16, 1980 fQ,E MW I ff M V Y 1' V,-. .-A, ,.,- 47 ,X I? If-X441 ' MJ 1 Z , ' '-ww uv ,, 'uw v MQW, ff. 4, f ,A fig ' f 'f Q ,, , .J 4 .Al , J ,W- J- .awry .. nys' 7,17 M 95:53, U .ggvlw ,La.'pj,1Y-,,.,,,1,' f' ,Y Wjfmkf -f' ff ml .K SENIUR PROM MAY 23, 1980 Prom Quee if fXl' Queen and Her Court: A. Scranton, J. Faraci, K. Lund, G. Baran, R. Chap- l'Tl21l'l EVERYBODY HAS A DREAM', Haddam-Killingworth's Class of 1980 held its Senior Ball on the Point Gammon. The boat sailed down the Connecticut River as the band, s'Harbor Lights, played. YEARBOOK LUNCHEON 1980 .Q Af A bV1L XL ' nk 4 A if SENIUR LUNCHEON 1980 swab is ,4.'L,35. j .fi sm KY ,3 ,Nz -NK ig. A '5w'l-,vf,,! GRADUATIGN - JUNE 10, 1980 1L13?!'E! 1- if S- Q .21 f' . 3 M1 f Q.. . SS Yi QQ -Q fb S? s 4 f.r' X 15. , . -F, ,i M 751-x if Q ' U X wg . ,....... ,,......-.F . 4 5. f-,fiI,1- 5 K, Lf U11 I--Nw: ,,, f T iff Ai W. -w fu an 5 f 'W 43 'g fi-fifflffv '3f.2 ,fa A we ' :'i:'13C?1 N 11 V a I W.. 'Q-...T - M ' .L,W ,, ' K V K 5 k , H I , 'Y 1 .Sis 'fi Q, -,Lg,1 cg:'fa -39:5 1 3, Plz , . r 5 bw Marin: Ansshig w.:fvf QW I ,if yl' is , I 4' x, , f' Q a . ' - W, aan fi . . wah 7 ?' 'K M 5 x 'MMV ffl .f ' if I Q ,Q .' ' ' ,f ,s -,' 2 , , , QP' 'H' I J v K' 'klvy , ' wx f' , M u -A M ,, ,,..N,. M155 ' 4 - + ,, V 1 WL fda-n if A k xx You mean you will? DEP Mrs. Marsha Ferguson RTI G FACULTY iuwlabvvfwll Mr. Steven Rome Mrs. Jane Kulak EXCHANGE ST DE T Anna Conception N. Santos Avenue Bamang Pusig Metro Manila Philippines 3130 Sergio Vidal Anken Bohnhorst California 2442 Ranhazweg 97 Santiago 8012 Ohobrunn Chile West Germany SENIOR AWARDS NIGHT National Merit Scholar: Julie Schreck Century Ill Finalist: Chris Knowlton Valedictorian: Robin Chapman Salutatorian: Gail Baran Special Award For School Help: Rob Zak Excellence in Art: Katy Hart Excellence in Photography: Sean Taylor Outstanding Contribution in Food Service: Mike Lyons and Laurie Zanelli Excellence in Cosmetology: Shelley Latrell and Rhonda Berry Special Award From Tilcon Tomasso: Tom Mondani and Julie Schreck University of Connecticut Book Award: Laura Brassord PSAT National Merit Recognition: Dan Gorin, Toni Lombardo, Natalie Miller PSAT National Merit Semi-finalists: Bob Broach, Joan Clark, Julie Schreck American Legion Award: Anna Maria Armentano Fellowcraft Award: Mike Baron Killingworth P.T.A. Scholarship Award: Kathy King, Tony Mattacchione, Daphne Lagasse, Deanna Smith Killingworth Lion's Club Scholarship Award: Norma Picard, Louise Wright, Daphne Lagasse Haddam-Killingworth Booster Club Award: Chris Knowlton, Robin Chapman Haddam Lion's Club Charles Hanly Memorial Award: Laura Brassord C.J. Anderson Award: Eric Ott and Louise Wright Excellence in Physical Education: Julie Hamner and Jay Kluntz Excellence in Drafting: Richard Pleines Excellence in Graphics: Mark Adams Excellence in Electronics: Paul LeBlanc Excellence in Automotives: Dave Nagy Excellence in Woodworking: Richard Pleines and Jim Holt Liberty Bank Scholarship Award: Cindy Barrows Outstanding in Business: Diana Nobert Excellence in Accounting: Cindy Barrows and Mike Baron Outstanding in Music: Louise Wright Outstanding Contribution to Band: Julie Schreck Outstanding Vocals: Laura Brassord, Dan Gorin, Dan Andrews Outstanding Service to Media Center: Peter Truksa Outstanding Service to Library: Joan Herlth, Betsy Vogel Grange Scholarship for Cultural Arts: Brian Gendron Court Rite Award: Peter Truksa John Wilford Chambers Award: Joe Seagrave Emma Whitly Chambers Award: Mary Coleman Haddam Scholarship Award: Rosemary Moody, Brian Gendron Excellence in British Literature: Robin Chapman Excellence in Advanced Humanities: Robin Chapman and Karen Havlicek Excellence in Drama: Tom Mondani and Dan Gorin Excellence in Creative Writing: Karen Havlicek Knights Of Columbus Award for American History: Robin Chapman Excellence in English History: Karen Havlicek Excellence in Social Studies for The High School Years: Julie Schreck Excellence in American History: Anken Bohnhorst, Ana Concepcion American Legion Award: Natalie Miller, Joan Clark, Peggy Bush Excellence in French: Anken Bohnhorst Excellence in Latin: Anken Bohnhorst Friendship Awards: Ana Concepcion, Sergio Vidal, Anken Bohnhorst Haddam Public Health Nurse Award: Rosemary Moody Haddam Ambulance Association Award: Rosemary Moody Haddam Women's Club Award: Peter Truksa Excellence in Math: Bob Broach Bausch and Lomb Medal: Robin Chapman