Kaynor Regional Vocational Technical High School - Panther Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1970 volume:

Panther 70 Published by The Class of 1970 Warren F. Kaynor Regional Technical School Waterbury, Conn. Volume 13 Foreword All can he proud of the yearbook which we have created. The staff and I feel, however, that the yearbook can never fully contain all the cherished memories and fond moments spent in our four years at Kaynor. Keeping this in mind, we have tried to capture a small part of all our memories in this book. Our last year was a most productive one. There were many events and happenings which held most of our attention and took most of our time. My staff and I are proud to have been given the opportunity to create something which we can truly call our own, the 1970 Panther. A word of thanks should go to the many people who worked long hours to bring this book to fruition. Thank You, SUSAN E. DUBAY Editor-in-Chief JOSEPH F. MURPHY RICHARD W. HOWES As the class of 1970 faces its farewell to the high school where it has received special education and training for the World of Work, you will detect a feeling that your specialized knowledge is greatly needed in our Connecticut industry and business. The Connecticut Yankee is generally thought of as an outstanding mechanic and person. It is hoped that each class member will continue to do his part to maintain this reputation. Sincerely yours, Richard W. Howes, Assistant Director Division of Vocational Education TO THE CLASS OF '70 Congratulations to the members of the graduating class of 1970 for successfully completing an arduous program of education. You have had an excellent opportunity to prepare yourself to meet the future for serv- ices to your community and services to the State. I know that you will enter your life ahead well prepared and I am assured of your continued growth and success. Sincerely yours, Joseph F. Murphy, Director Division of Vocational Education 3 The decade of the 1970’s has already elicited a plethora of forecasts regarding the young, the old, the environment, the space program, the economy. Allow me then to project some thoughts about the Class of '70. — Most of you will find fulfillment in doing your work the best you can, and in marrying and raising families. — You will contribute towards preserving the greatness of America, defying the crepe- hangers. — You will find ways to help reduce injustice and poverty wherever it exists. — You will remind others by your example that good craftsmanship lends greater dignity to all human efforts, with more benefits to so- ciety. Your teachers have worked hard to help you learn. Their reward will be in seeing the spirit of learning and doing along with good citizen- ship and moral progress, increasingly evident in your lives. That is craftsmanship of the highest order. JOHN L. ROSSI Director To The Class of 1970: Goodbye. Your days at Kaynor will long be remembered. I hope that the world you entered on June 17 will be as concerned, protective, patient, and proud of your efforts as were your instructors at Kaynor Tech. JOHN J. MILLS Assistant Director 4 Responsibility and participation arc as much a part of adulthood as books, teachers and study arc of adolescence. At the same time that you are congratu- lated for the knowledge and skills acquired while at Kaynor, you should feel challeneged by the responsibilities of adulthood. Your value to man will be measured not by what you know but rather how efficiently you aid a world seeking peace and understanding. Adulthood demands continued growth, humility, and a willingness to use your re- sources to help make our world a better home for tomorrow’s youth. I thank the Class of 70 for the experi- ences you have shared with me and wish you success and happiness in the future. DANIF.L J. KEEFE Guidance Counselor TO THE CLASS OF 1970: I do not have fear of our youth. They will come through. You have been taught in our classrooms— how to think—not what to think. You have developed for yourselves a sense of values, having gained a balance between idealism and realism. You have been motivated by high moral codes and honesty of purpose. In short, you young men and women of the graduating class have the resourcefulness that will help you to face and cope with whatever emergency arises. Congratulations! BORIS V. DUKELEY Director, Evening Division 5 MR. LOUIS RICCIUTI MR. RONALD TABELLIONE Dedication We would like to dedicate the yearbook of the Class of 1970 to our advisers. When we entered the school in September of 1966, both of our advisers entered with us. They have given us their last ounce of devotion. We are grateful. DOROTHY ADAMSON Librarian WILLIAM ARCHER Science PAUL ARMOND Electrical NICHOLAS AUGELLI Machine RONALD BOUCHER Blueprint Reading ELAINE EDWARDS Pattern Drafting MICHAEL EMANUEL Science JOHN FELTH Auto Mechanics RICHARD FRANCIS Drafting WILLIAM FUHRMAN Carpentry FRANK LEVANTI Blueprint Reading RUDOLF MANACEK English GARY MANACK English MILDRED McWAID Nurse DOMENIC MANCINI Paint Body EUGENE OBER Math mary McAlister English MARY O’REILLY Beauty Culture WILLIAM PERLOTTO English PETER POMPONIO Machine EDITH SCHUSTER Fashion Design LOUIS RICCIUTI Social Studies EDWIN SCHWEITZER Drafting RUTH PHELAN Math CHARLES ROY Carpentry ROBERT SUTTON Tool Die RONALD TABELLIONE Paint Body JAMES WHITE Social Studies 1970 MILTON TUPPER Electronics PAUL ZIMMERMAN Electronics 12 MRS. MILDRED McWAID School Nurse Nurse’s Office Library MRS. DOROTHY ADAMSON Librarian 13 MRS. DORIS CICCHIELLO MRS. MARTHA GLENNON MRS. FRANCES VICARIO 14 Floyd Art Anne Kitchen Staff 1st Row: Beatrice, Roger and Iva. 2nd Row: Betty, Loretta, Rose, and Mary. 15 Class History Four years can go by very quickly. In September of 1966 most of us entered the school. A small group came one year later, and some people even started in 1965. There were about 170 freshmen in 1966 and we now number approximately 114. Our first year was demanding and eventful. We jumped into our school work energetically, but by the year’s end Math and Science had reduced our ranks to about 145. In athletics two members of our class led the basketball team to a successful season. At the beginning of our Sophomore year we organized as a class for the first time. We elected David Sullivan as President of our Class. We now spent half of our time in our shops and the remainder in Related and General Education. Our athletic teams were fair. However, the basketball team made the state CIAC tournament for the first time in history. We held a few cake sales and a dance to raise money for our later activities. At year’s end we numbered about 135. As Juniors we began to plan the year's biggest event—the Junior Prom. The three athletic teams all played well and the basketball team made the CIAC tournament once again. David Sullivan was re-elected President of the class. The prom was held in the school gymnasium on May 23, 1969. Our senior year started and we numbered about 120. Anthony Durso was elected President of our Class. The year was played out in the age of protest. College buildings were being occupied and ravaged by stu- dents. At Kaynor there was a mild protest over the dress code. Modifica- tions were made in it after students claimed it was their right to dress and cut their hair as they pleased. In athletics the school had winning records in all three major sports for the first time. In addition a fourth athletic team—track was added. The yearbook staff moved ahead with its job and the class play failed because of student apathy. The Class trip was made to Ocean Beach Park in late May. Our Senior Prom was held at the Fountain Hearth in Woodbury, and we received our diplomas on June 17, 1970. We left Kaynor immediately to conquer the world of work. 16 Vice-President RUSSELL MILES President ANTHONY DURSO Class Officers Secretary ANITA DERIENZO Treasurer MICHAEL DIOGOSTINE JAMES AHRENS Electronics Waterbury MICHAEL P. ANGELICOLA Carpentry Waterbury WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG Machine Waterbury ROBERT F. AYOTTE Tool Die Prospect LAWRENCE W. BARRETT Machine W a ter town MARK D. BAKER Automobile Prospect 19 THERESA BECCE Beauty Culture Waterbury RALPH R. BIRD Tool Die Naugatuck DANIEL G. BIRDSALL Electrical Watertown DAVID A. BRENNEIS Carpentry Waterbury WILLIAM J. BLANCHETTE Electronics Middlebury RUSSELL L. BOULANGER Drafting Bethlehem CARL W. BRIGHTMAN Machine Watertown THOMAS E. BROUSSEAU Automobile Waterbury BARBARA T. BROWN Beauty Culture Wolcott MICHAEL J. BROWN Machine Waterbury VINCENT E. BROWN Electronics Waterbury BRUCE R. CAMPBELL Carpentry Waterbury LEONARD CARROLL Machine Waterbury 24 JOHN G. CONSTANTI Electronics Waterbury ELVIN CLAYTON Paint Body Waterbury WILLIAM F. CLAFFEY Drafting Waterbury 25 MARK A. CONTI Electronics Waterbury FRANCIS A. DALTON Electronics Waterbury JOANNE L. CORRIVEAU Fashion Design Waterbury 26 VERNON DAWSON Paint Body Waterbury JOHN F. DEBISSCHOP Electronics Oxford LEON B. DECERB Carpentry Waterbury ANITA DERIENZO Beauty Culture Waterbury DAMIANO DICROSTA Automobile Waterbury DONALD A. DIDONATO Tool Die Waterbury MICHAEL A. DIOGOSTINE Tool Die Waterbury JAMES S. DONAHUE Electronics Waterbury 29 RICHARD DONORFIO Tool Die Oakville 30 JOYCE ERMINI Beauty Culture Waterbury ANTHONY R. DURSO Tool Die Waterbury SUSAN E. DUBAY Beauty Culture Watertown NANCY R. ERICSSON Fashion Design Waterbury FRANCIS J. FASANO Machine Waterbury RONALD A. FORTIER Automobile Waterbury ROGER J. GAGNON Machine Waterbury DONATO Electrical CHARLES R. GRAVES Tool Die Waterbury GREGORY HUDOBENKO Paint Body Waterbury RUSSELL L. JILLSON Machine Waterbury JOSEPH M. KLEIN Carpentry Waterbury ROBERT T. KNAUF Electronics Waterbury RICHARD A. KULESZA Automobile Middlebury JAMES F. LANESE Carpentry Waterbury WILLIAM J. LANIEWSKI D raft ing Waterbury DARLENE D. LAROSE Fashion Design Naugatuck DAVID J. LAPORTA Electrical Waterbury LOUIS J. LAVALLEE Carpentry Waterbury WILLIAM J. LITHERLAND Automobile Naugatuck VINCENT L. Machine ROLAND E. LORANGER Carpentry Wolcott LUCIAN Waterbury 39 VICTOR MANCINI Electrical Waterbury ROBERT G. MADDEN Electrical Waterbury CHARLES F. MALLON Drafting Waterbury JOHN M. MARKOWICH Drafting Waterbury 41 42 YVONNE M. MCGARVEY Beauty Culture Prospect RONALD M. MCLEAN Carpentry Watertown RAYMOND E. MENCIO Electrical Waterbury CHRISTINE M. MERCIER Fashion Design Waterbury JOSEPH A. MERCIER Carpentry Waterbury RUSSELL C MILES Machine Waterbury JOSEPH R. MINERVINI Machine Waterbury MICHAEL A. MISURELLI Drafting Waterbury LANCE J. MITCHELL Paint Body Waterbury 44 WILLIAM M. MUCCIARO Electrical Waterbury RICHARD T. MOSEL Tool Die Waterbury KENNETH A. MROZ Electronics Naugatuck 45 RICHARD J. MURPHY Tool Die Bethlehem HARRY E. NEEDHAM Machine Waterbury DREW B. NOBLE Machine Prospect JOHN PALMIERI Carpentry Waterbury 48 DON R. PRONOVOST Electrical Waterbury MICHAEL E. RACHUBA Electronics Naugatuck WILLIAM A. ROGERS Paint Body Waterbury ROBERT M. RYAN Electronics Waterbury SANDRA R. SEATTS Fashion Design Waterbury RONALD A. SEMERARO Tool Die Oakville KEVIN P. SILVA Carpentry Waterbury FREDERICK Drafting ' SMITH Prospect MARTIN J. SPARANO Tool Die Waterbury JOSEPH N. SPINO Machine Oakville ROBERT A. STASONIS Electronics Union City HOWARD K. STURGES Machine Waterbury DAVID W. SULLIVAN Drafting Waterbury MARIE C SWEENEY Fashion Design Waterbury 53 54 ROCCO VALLETTA Electrical Waterbury JAMES A. VALUCKAS Machine Waterbury CHRISTINE A. WASBES Beauty Culture Naugatuck ALBERT R. WAY Drafting Wolcott ROBERT W. WOODS Carpentry Middlebury KENNETH S. WILSON Tool Die Prospect 55 Senior Directory AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIR COURSE ELVIN CLAYTON, 47 Williams St., Waterbury, Conn.; F.A.T.A., Talent Club. VERNON J. DAWSON, 34 Ward St., Waterbury, Conn.; F.A.T.A, Student Council-1, Basketball, Talent Club, Student Patrol, Yearbook, Prom Committee. GREGORY HUDOBENKO, Howard St., Waterbury, Conn.; F.A.T.A., Yearbook, Senior Prom Committee, Student Patrol. LANCE J. MITCHELL, 93 Cornwall Ave., Waterbury, Conn.; F.A.T.A., Student Council, Student Patrol, Bowling. WILLIAM A. ROGERS, 45 Lockhart Ave, Waterbury, Conn.; F.A.T.A, Student Patrol. AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC COURSE MARK D. BAKER, Orchard Drive, Prospect, Conn.; F.A.T.A, 3(Vice-Pres.), 4(President), Student Patrol, Student Council, Press Club (President). THOMAS E. BROUSSEAU, 1 Huntington Place, Water- bury, Conn.; F.A.T.A, Student Patrol, Student Coun- cil. ALAN M. CIANO, 23 Balsalou Ave, Waterbury, Conn.; F.A.T.A, Student Patrol, Student Council. DAMIANO DICROSTA, 104 Santa Maria Drive, Water- bury, Conn.; F.A.T.A. ALBERTO FERNANDES, 76 Walnut St, Naugatuck, Conn.; F.A.T.A, Bowling. RONALD A. FORTIER, 49 Mongomery St, Water- bury, Conn.; F.A.T.A. RICHARD A. KULESZA, Cedar Rd, Middlcbury, Conn.; F.A.T.A. WILLIAM J. LITHERLAND, 18 Bridge St, Nauga- tuck, Conn.; F.A.T.A, Senior Prom Committee, Year- book, Student Patrol. BRUCE E. PHILLIPS, Benson Rd, Middlcbury, Conn.; F.A.T.A. DENNIS R. POULIN BEAUTY CULTURE THERESA BECCE, 37 Summer St, Waterbury, Conn.; Press Club 1-2-3-4, Student Council 2-4, Hair Style Show 1, Prom Committee 4, Honor Societ)' 3-4, Stu- dent Council Store 2, Dance Committee 2. BARBARA T. BROWN, 169 Nichols Rd, Wolcott, Conn.; Student Council 3-4, Talent Club 4, Press Club 3. ANITA DERIENZO, 378 Oakville Ave, Waterbury, Conn.; Class Officer 2-3-4, Prom Committee 3-4, Press Club 3-4, Girl’s State 3, Yearbook, Concession Booth 4. SUSAN DUBAY, 93 Westbury Park Rd, Watertown, Conn.; Press Club 3-4, Girl's State 3, Student Council 3, Gymnastics 3, Prom Committee 3-4, Concession Booth 3-4, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, Year- book Editor. JOYCE ERMINI, 306 Mansfield Ave, Waterbury, Conn.; Prom Committee 3-4. YVONNE M. McGARVEY, Red Lane, Prospect, Conn.; Bowling 3, Student Council 3. CHRISTINE A. WASBES, City Hill St, Naugatuck, Conn.; Hairstyling Show 1, Prom Committee 3. CARPENTRY COURSE MICHAEL P. ANGELICOLA, 107 Clowes Terrace, Waterbury, Conn. DAVID A. BRENNEIS, 154 Celia Dr, Waterbury, Conn.; Gymnastics. BRUCE R. CAMPBELL, Pembroke Ave, Waterbury, Conn. LEON B.DcCERB, 1093 South Main St, Waterbury, Conn.; Baseball 1, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Student Patrol 1-2, Inrtamurals. JOSEPH M. KLEIN, 43 Gail Drive, Waterbury, Conn.; Gymnastics 3, Student Patrol 2, Prom Committee 3. JAMES F. LANESE, 455 Chase Ave, Waterbury, Conn.; Baseball 1-2-3-4, Soccer 2-3-4, Student Council 2-3, Intramurals 1-2. LOUIS J. LaVALLEE, 37 Highlawn St, Waterbury, Conn.; Student Council, Gymnastics, Prom Committee 3. ROLAND E. LORANGER, 489 Center St, Wolcott, Conn.; Baseball 1-2-3, Soccer 3-4, Gymnastics 2, Bowl- ing 3, Newspaper Club 3, Student Patrol 2, Intra- murals 3. RONALD M. McLEAN, 61 Collins St, Watertown, Conn.; Science Club 1-2, Intramurals 2-3, Soccer 1. JOSEPH A. MERCIER, 36 Morton Ave, Waterbury, Conn.; Bowling 3. 56 JOHN PALMIERI, 65 Meriline Ave., Watcrbury, Conn.; Yearbook. ROGER D. SCHUMACHER, 64 May St., Naugatuck, Conn.; Student Patrol 2, Student Council Alternate 4, Yearbook, Prom Committee 4. KEVIN P. SILVA, 19 Vine St., Watcrbury, Conn.; Bas- ketball J.V. 2-3, Basketball 4, Baseball 3, Soccer 3-4, Student Council Alternate 2, Student Patrol 2. ROBERT W. WOODS, Southford Rd., Middlebury, Conn.; Honor Society 3-4, Student Patrol 2. DRAFTING COURSE RUSSELL L. BOULANGER, Sanford Lane, Bethlehem, Conn. WILLIAM F. CLAFFEY, 17 Natalie Terrace, Water- bur f, Conn.; Baseball 1-2-3-4, Basketball, Student Patrol, Student Council. WILLIAM F. LANIEWSKI, 302 Dwight St., Waterbury, Conn. CHARLES F. MALLON, 119 Celia Dr., Waterbury, Conn.; Soccer 3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Prom Committee 4, Student Patrol 3. JOHN M. MARKOWICH, 194 Buckingham St., Water- bury, Conn. MICHAEL A. MISURELLI, 36 Niagara St., Waterbury, Conn. FREDERICK C. SMITH, Williams Dr., Prospect, Conn.; Student Council Secreary 3, Student Council Vice-Presi- dent 4. DAVID W. SULLIVAN, 208 Highland Dr., Waterbury, Conn.; Basketball 1, Student Council 1-2, Student Patrol 2, Class President 2-3, Prom Committee 3-4, Gymnastics 2-3, Ring Design Committee 3, Yearbook. STANLEY G. TARASKEWICH, 7 Badger Rd., Wolcott, Conn.; Student Council, Baseball, Senior Corporation, Student Patrol, Yearbook. ALBERT R. WAY, 3 Orchard Lane, Wolcott, Conn.; Baseball 2, Student Patrol. ELECTRICAL COURSE DANIEL G. BIRDSALL, Park Rd., Watertown, Conn.; Class Treasurer 2. THOMAS M. CHRISTOI.INI, 46 Rumford St., Water- bur)’, Conn.; Baseball 1-2-3-4, Student Patrol 1. MICHAEL J. GORMAN, Laurel Lane, Prospect, Conn.; Intramurals 2-3-4, Student Council. DONATO GUGLIOTTI, 61 Martone St, Waterbury, Conn.; Soccer 2-3-4, Intramurals 2-3, Student Council 4. BRIAN G. KANE, 76 Birch Lane, Naugatuck, Conn.; Soccer, Student Patrol, Intramurals 2-3-4. DAVID J. LAPORTA, 34 Melbourne Terrace, Watcr- bury, Conn.; Student Patrol 2. ROBERT G. MADDEN, 14 Davis St., Waterbury, Conn.; Student Council, Yearbook. VICTOR MANCINI, 61 Brewster St., Waterbury, Conn.; Soccer 2-3-4, Student Patrol 2, Intramurals 1-2. RAYMOND E. MENCIO, 106 Rocklcdge Dr., Water- bury, Conn.; Student Council 1-2-3, Student Council President 4, Student Congress 3-4, Yearbook, Prom Committee 4, Baseball 2-3-4, Bowling 3, Intramurals 1-2. WILLIAM M. MUCCIARO, 328 Walnut St., Waterbury, Conn. DON R. PRONOVOST, 167 Pearl Lake Rd., Watcrbury, Conn.; Baseball 1-2. ROCCO VALLETTA, 39 York St., Waterbury, Conn.; Baseball 1-2-3-4, Soccer 2-3-4, Student Patrol 2, Bowl- ing 3, Intramurals 2-3. ELECTRONICS COURSE JAMES AHRENS, 211 Pembroke Ave., Waterbury, Conn.; Science Club 2-3, Student Council 1-2, Student Patrol 1-2-3, Honor Society 3-4. WILLIAM J. BLANCHETTE, Whittcmore Rd., Middle- bur)', Conn.; Student Council 2-3-4, Student Patrol 3-4, Bowling, Honor Society 3-4, Science Club 2-3, In- tramurals 2. VINCENT E. BROWN, 106 Fuller St., Waterbury, Conn.; Bowling 3-4. JOHN G. CONSTANTI, 469 Highland Drive Ext., Watcrbury, Conn.; Soccer 4, Student Patrol 2-3-4, In- tramurals 2. MARK A. CONTI, 58 Rosewood Ave., Waterbury, Conn.; Student Patrol 2-3-4, Student Council, Bowling 3-4, Science Club 3, Intramurals 2. FRANCIS A. DALTON, 191 Nichols Dr, Waterbury, Conn.; Intramurals 2, Student Patrol 1-2-3-4. JOHN F. DEBISSCHOP, Pine Bridge Rd, Oxford, Conn.; Student Patrol 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Bowl- ing 3-4, Science Club 2, Intramurals 2. JAMES S. DONAHUE, 305 Courtland Ave, Waterbury, Conn.; Student Patrol 2-3-4, Student Council 1-4, Bowling 3-4, Science Club 3, Intramurals 2. RONALD C. FLUET, 388 Davis St, Oakville, Conn.; Bowling 3-4, Science Club 2, Intramurals 2. ROBERT T. KNAUF, 214 Buck’s Hill Rd, Waterbury, Conn.; Student Patrol 3-4, Bowling 3-4, Boy’s State 3. KENNETH A. MROZ, 64 Greenwood St, Naugatuck, Conn.; Science Club, Science Club President, Intra- murals 2. MICHAEL E. RACHUBA, Andrew Mountain Rd, Nau- gatuck, Conn.; Honor Society 3-4, Bowling 4. ROBERT M. RYAN, 48 Hill St, Waterbury, Conn.; Intramurals 2. ROBERT A. STASONIS, Gail Dr, Naugatuck, Conn.; Science Club 2-3, Bowling 3-4, Honor Societ)’. FASHION DESIGN JOANNE L. CORRIVEAU, 56 Washington St., Water- bury, Conn.; Prom Committee 3, Talent Club 4, Gym- nastics 3, Fashion Show 2-3-4, Yearbook. NANCY R. ERICSSON, 124 Plaza Avc., Watcrbury, Conn.; Prom Committee 2-3, Basketball Cheerleader 1-2, Captain 3-4, Soccer Cheerleader 4, Talent Club Secretary Treasurer, Gymnastics 1-2-3-, Press Club 3, Fashion Show 2-3-4, Talent Show 2-4, Christmas Show 1-2-4. DARLENE D. LAROSE, 379 Rubber Avc., Naugatuck, Conn.; Fashion Show 2-3-4, Press Club 3, Secretary 4. BARBARA A. LEWIS, 50 Laurel St., Watcrbury, Conn.; Student Council Alternate 4, Talent Club 4. CHRISTINE M. MERCIER, 69 Farmcrest Dr., Water- bury, Conn.; Cheerleader 2,- Student Council 3, Talent Club 4. SANDRA R. SEATTS, 94 Edson Ave., Watcrbury, Conn.; Student Council 2-4, Talent Club Vice-President 4, Fashion Show 2-4, Gymnastics 3, Talent Show 2, Honor Society 4. MARIE C. SWEENEY, 181 Buck's Hill Rd., Watcrbury, Conn.; Cheerleader 1-2-3, Talent Club, Talent Show 4, Fashion Show 2-3-4, Gymnastics 2-3. MACHINE COURSE WILLIAM J. ARMSTRONG, 191 Woodlawn Terrace, Watcrbury, Conn. LAWRENCE W. BARRETT, 49 Birch St., Watertown, Conn.; Soccer 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 4. CARL W. BRIGHTMAN, 156 Mcrriam Lane, Water- town, Conn.; Student Patrol. MICHAEL J. BROWN, 1069 Oakville Dr., Watcrbury, Conn. LEONARD J. CARROLL, 47 Grove St, Watcrbury, Conn.; Student Council 1, Student Patrol 2. RICHARD W. FARREN, 1205 Hamilton Ave., Water- bur)', Conn.; Bowling, Student Patrol, Prom Committee 3-4, Yearbook. ROGER J. GAGNON, 130 East Liberty St., Watcrbury, Conn.; Track Team. RUSSELL L. JILLSON, 73 MacArthur Dr., Watcrbury, Conn.; Bowling 3. JOHN A. LENZO, 38 Jodie Circle, Waterbury, Conn.; Soccer 1-2, Student Patrol 2-3, Student Council 2. VINCENT L. LUCIAN, 188 Benefit St., Waterbury, Conn.; Soccer 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Stu- dent Patrol, Prom Committee 3, Bowling 3, Chess Club 4. JOHN J. MAZURKIVICH, 260 Tarbcll Ave., Oakville, Conn.; Bowling 3. DREW B. NOBLE, 17 Beach Dr., Prospect, Conn. LOUIS N. SANTORO, 373 Grandview Ave., Waterbury, Conn.; Student Patrol 2-3. JAMES A. VALUCKAS, 167 Anderson Ave, Waterbury, Conn.; Student Patrol 2-3, Student Council 4. TOOL DIE COURSE ROBERT F. AYOTTE, 192 Straitsville Rd., Prospect, Conn. RALH R. BIRD, 661 Rubber Ave., Naugatuck, Conn.; Student Patrol 2-4. DONALD A. DIDONATO MICHAEL A. DIOGOSTINE, 552 Scott Rd., Waterbury, Conn.; Student Patrol 2-3, Christmas Play 2, Prom Committee 3-4, Class Treasurer 4, Press Club 4, Class Trip 4, Yearbook. RICHARD DONORFIO, 34 Dalton St., Oakville, Conn.; Student Council 1, Treasurer 4, Boy’s State 3, Bowling 3, Student Patrol 2-3, Prom Committee 3, Christmas Play 2. ANTHONY R. DURSO, 126 Milton Ave., Waterbury, Conn.; Class President 4, Class Trip Committee 4, Prom Committee 4. FRANCIS J. FASANO, 85 Doran St., Waterbury, Conn.; Student Council, Student Patrol, Soccer 2-3, Basketball Manager 2. ALLEN R. GIANCARLI, Clark Hill Rd., Prospect, Conn.; Bowling 3, Student Council 4. CHARLES R. GRAVES, 188 Cherry St., Watcrbury, Conn.; Manager of Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Soccer 2-3, Gymnastics 3, Talent Club 4, Student Patrol 2. MICHAEL O. MAURIELLO RUSSELL C. MILES, Route 10, North Grantham, New Hampshire; Student Council 2, Rifle Club 2, Christ- mas Play 2, Prom Committee 3-4, Yearbook, Trip Committee 4, Soccer 4, Class Vice-President 4. JOSEPH R. MINERVINI, 107 Oakville Ave., Watcr- bury, Conn.; J.V. Basketball 1-2-3, Basketball 3-4, Baseball 2, Bowling 3, Vice-President Senior Corpora- tion. RICHARD J. MURPHY, Kasson Grove, Bethlehem, Conn.; Student Council 3, Bowling 3. HARRY E. NEEDHAM, 3460 East Main St., Water- bury, Conn.; Student Council 2-3, Bowling 3-4, Stu- dent Patrol 2-3, Chess Club 4, Prom Committee 4. MARTIN J. SPARANO, 418 Pine St., Watcrbury, Conn.; Bowling 3, Soccer 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Prom Committee 4, Yearbook 4. JOSEPH M. SPINO, 40 Charlotte St., Oakville, Conn.; Christmas Play 2, Student Patrol 3, Science Club 1, Prom Committee 3. HOWARD K. STURGES, 77 Rockledge Dr., Watcrbury', Conn. KIRK A. TROSKE, 105 Manor Ave., Waterbury, Conn. KENNENTH S. WILSON, Cornwall Ave., Prospect, Conn.; Student Patrol 2, Bowling Vice-President 3, President 4. 58 General and Kelated Education Mr. White and his 4A Economics Class 59 The remaining members of the class. 4B in Physics class. 60 4C studies English Literature with Mr. Manacek. 4D studies Shop Math with Mr. Obcr. 61 4E studies Blue Print Reading with Mr. Boucher. Mrs. McAlister in typing class with the 4B girls. 62 4B Fashion Design in Pattern Drafting with Mrs. Edwards. 63 Trade Education AUTOMOBILE BODY REPAIR Vcrn Dawson with Mr. Mancini and Lance Mitchell. Elvin Clayton and Bill Rogers. 64 AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS Tom Brousseau, Dennis Poulin, and Mr. Felth. Bill Litherland, Dom DiCrosta, and Ron Fortier. A1 Fernandes and AI Ciano. Rich Kulesza, Mark Baker, and Bruce Phillips. BEAUTY CULTURE Susan Dubay, Miss O'Reilly, and Anita DeRienzo. Yvonne McGarvey and Barbara Charbonneau. 67 Theresa Becce with Barbara Brown. Miss O'Reilly, Joyce Ermini, and Chris Washes. 68 CARPENTRY Roland Loranger, Jim Lanese, Mr. Fuhrman, and John Palmieri Bob Woods, Mike Angelicola, and Joe Klein Joe Merrier, Leon DeCerb, and Ron McLean. Roger Schumacher, Dave Brenneis, and Lou LaVallee. 70 DRAFTING Fred Smith, Stanley Taraskewich and Charlie Mai Ion with Mr. Schwietzer. Dave Sullivan, A1 Way, and John Markowich. 71 Mike Misurelli, Bill Laniewski, John Markowich, Dave Sullivan, with Mr. Schwietzer and Charles Mallon. Mike Misurelli, Bill Claffey, and Bill Laniewski. 72 ELECTRICAL Dave LaPorta and Brian Kane with Mr. Armond. Brian Kane, DonPronovost, Dan Birdsall, Bill Mucciaro, Vic Mancini, Dave LaPorta, Rocco Valletta, Ray Mcncio, Tom Christolini, Don Gugliotti, and Bob Maadden. ELECTRONICS Fran Dalton, Mr. Tupper, Jim Donahue, and Mark Conti. Mr. Zimmerman with Jim Ahrens, Bob Stasonis, and Vinny Brown. 74 Mike Rachuba, Bob Knauf, Bill Blanchette and John DeBisschop. Ron Fluet with Ken Mroz, Bob Ryan and John Constanti. 75 FASHION DESIGN Nancy Ericsson, Joanne Corriveau, Miss Schuster, and Marie Sweeney. Sandy Seatts, Chris Mercier, Barbra Lewis, and Darlene LaRose. 76 MACHINE Bill Armstrong and Louie Santoro. Rick Barren with Roger Gagnon and John Mazurkivich. John Lenzo, Drew Noble, and Jim Valuckas. Mike Brown with Larry Barrett, Lenny Carroll, and Carl Brightman. 78 TOOL DIE Tony Durso, Mike Mauriello, Fran Fasano, Chralie Graves and Russ Miles. Joe Spino, Marty Sparano, Kirk Troske, and Howard Sturges. Don DiDonato, Mike Diogostine, Ralph Bird, Rich Donorfio, and A1 Giancarli. Joe Minervini, Rich Mosel, Harry Needham, Rich Murphy, and Ron Semeraro. 80 School Activities FUTURE AUTOMOBILE TECHNICIANS OF AMERICA First Row: M. Baker, Mr. Cook, Adviser, B. Phillips, V. Reagan. Second Row: L. Mitchell, T. Brosseau, G. Hudobcnko, D. DiCrosta, V. Dato, V. Dawson. W. Russman, W. Phelan, R. Kulesza, D. Poulin. Third Row: A. Sticco, A. Ciano, J. Bacchiocchi, D. Haddad, C. Cipriano, A. Longhi, T. Gallion, G. Jackson. Fourth Row: A. Giordano, D. Day, W. Litherland, A. Fernan- des, D. Oliviera, J. Lush, K. Hennessey, J. Alborn, J. Curley, V. Jamele. Fifth Row: M. Grady, W. Rodgers, D. Cleary, R. Rivera, A. Cruz, M. Lucian, G. Ayotte, R. Bean, E. Butkus. 81 BOWLING CLUB First Row: B. Blanchette, G. Sirignano, Mr. Fclth. Advisor, V. Brown, R. Fluet. Second Row: R. Stasonis, A. Fernandes, A. Lowe, D. Cote, J. Donahue. Third Row: R. Brown, B. Bonvisuto, V. Jamele, J. Gurga, D. Weaving. Fourth Row: M. Rachuba, R. Knauf, K. Luddy, W. Boisvert. TALENT CLUB First Row: S. Seatts, V. Dawson, N. Erriccson. Second Row: G. Jackson, K. James, N. Topek, R. Jones, M. Chmielnicki, F. Rosa, G. Eason, C. Graves. Third Row: Miss Schuster, Adviser, W. Shannon. L. Giacin, L. Cherry, D. Haddad, I. Jordan. L. Slater. Fourth Row; M. Klein, G. Delaney, D. Ruman, B. Brown, A. Babbitt. 82 CHESS CLUB First Row: T. McDonald, D. Fcrrantc, M. Caviasca, P. Dubay, M. Dcchanc, R. Desjardins, G. Corcoran. Second Row: H. Alborn. T. Jeffreys, P. Carney, M. Mauricllo, W. Rich, D. Kruse, C. Atkins. Third Row: F. Mangini, P. Christensen, W. Findley, W. Fmmons, F. Svitlik, P. Burns. Fourth Row: K. Cidela, G. Talmont, D. Lavorgna, Mr. Ober, adviser. PRESS CLUB First Row: J. Staskevicius, D. La Rose, M. Baker. A. DeRienzo. Mrs. McAlister, Adviser. Second Row: S. Dubay, F. Guimares, J. Cavallo, L. Rubbo. Third Row: M. Diogostine, R. Tata, G. Fenske, R. Pierpont, J. Goldman. 83 MOST POPULAR John Palmieri and Joanne Corriveau CLASS BRAIN MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Anthony Durso and Theresa Beccc Senior DID MOST FOR SCHOOL David Sullivan and Susan Dubay Superlatives MOST COURTEOUS Russell Miles and Marie Sweeney CLASS ATHLETES Martin Sparano, Nancy Ericcson and Vincent Lucian CLASS GROUCH William Armstrong and Joyce Ermini 86 TEACHER'S PET Joseph Klein and Sandra Seatts Superlatives CAMERA SHY SUPERLATIVES FIRST TO MARRY David Sullivan, 1970 to Laurie Ouellette Joanne Corrivcau, 1970 to Armand Allessandrone BEST LOOKING Michael Diogostine and Joanne Corrivcau MOST QUIET Robert Ryan and Christine Washes MOST UNFORGETTABLE Michael Mauricllo and Yvonne McGarvey CLASS COUPLE William Litherland and Anita DeRietizo Rocco Valletta and Marty Sparano Co-Captains Soccer MATTATUCK REGIONAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1969 The team completed it’s best year as it qualified for the State Tourna- ment only to be eliminated in a heart-breaking 3-2 defeat by Wilton. GOALS SCORED M. Sparano.................... 8 R. Loranger .................. 6 D. Poulin .................... 4 K. Silva ..................... 1 M. Fusco...................... 1 R. Valletta .................. 1 KAYNOR SOCCER SCHEDULE Kaynor 2 Abbott Tech. 0 Kaynor 3 Wilcox Tech. 1 Kaynor 1 Wolcott 0 Kaynor 0 Oliver Wolcott 0 Kaynor 2 LaSalette 0 Kaynor 4 Watertown 0 Kaynor 2 Wolcott 2 Kaynor 1 N. Branford 0 Kaynor 2 Wilcox Tech. 0 Kaynor 2 Oliver Wolcott 0 Kaynor 2 LaSalette 1 Kaynor 2 Watertown 2 Kaynor 1 N. Branford CIAC TOURNAMENT 1 Kaynor 2 Wilton 3 88 COACH BOUCHER COACH WHITE First Row: Dennis Poulin, Charles Mallon, Roland Loranger, James Lancsc, Victor Mancini. Martin Sparano, Vincent Lucian, Rocco Valletta, Donato Gugliotti, Mario Fusco, Domingos Olivicra, Michael Minogue Second Row: Mr. White, Steve Mitchell, Lou Reale, Robert Norton, Joe Gal- lagher, Rito Valletta, Kevin D'Amico, Robert Tata, Kevin Silva, Russell Miles, Kevin Hennessey, Thomas Crean, Gerald Fuller, Donzcl Council, Fred Marano, Charles Armstrong. 89 Dennis Poulin Charles Mallon Yin Lucian Kevin Silva John Constanti Roland Loran er Basketball MATTATIJCK REGIONAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1968-1969-1970 The team had it’s third straight win- ling season, and it also qualified for the state Tournament for the Third year in accession. It was eliminated by Derby $5-55. ■CAYNOR BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Caynor 68 Gilbert 61 Caynor 47 Oliver Wolcott 43 Caynor 74 N. Branford 76 Caynor 70 Wilcox Tech. 78 Caynor 91 Wolcott 71 Caynor 60 Naugatuck 75 Caynor 81 Bullard Havens 65 Caynor 73 Crosby 87 Caynor 85 Wolcott 53 Caynor 78 Goodwin Tech. 64 Caynor 81 LaSalette 60 Caynor 93 Goodwin Tech. 59 Caynor 67 Watertown 66 Caynor 64 Sacred Heart 77 Caynor 65 Oliver Wolcott 73 Caynor 67 Wilcox Tech. 80 Caynor 66 LaSallette 61 Caynor 81 Watertown 52 Caynor 64 Pulaski 78 Cl AC TOURNAMENT Caynor 65 Derby 75 First Row: K. Silva, V. Lucian, M. Spara no, J. Minervini. Second Row: Coach Manack, J. Walker, A. Cruz, D. Hotchkiss, and Coach Ierardi. Third Row: B. Wojtczak, L. Dawson, and C. Armstrong. Absent: B. Claffey. 94 Joe Minervini Kevin Silva Vin Lucian Marty Sparano Kevin Silva Oranges at halftime Halftime Strategy The Kaynor crowd Larry Dawson Marty Sparano Baseball MATTATUCK REGIONAL CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 1970 First Row: D. Hotchkiss, M. Tc-sta, J. Walker, M. Caviasca, T. Jefferys, and J. Ruggiero. Second Row: J. Lanesc, R. Valletta, C. Mallon, S. Taraskewich, R. Loranger, and R. Sodano. Third Row: M. Seeger. T. Christolini, W. Claffcy, V. Lucian, R. Tata, and Coach Ierardi. Tlic team posted a fine 10-8 record on their way to the Championship. Pitching was provided by Bill Claffcy and Tom Christolini while Vin Lucian did the hitting. KAYNOR BASEBALL SCHEDULE Kay nor 5 Crosby 4 Kaynor 5 Oliver Wolcott 7 Kaynor 2 Kennedy 4 Kaynor 3 LaSallctte 14 Kaynor 8 Wilcox 7 Kaynor 7 Wilcox 3 Kaynor 5 LaSalette 3 Kaynor 6 Watertown 2 Kaynor 6 Goodwin 4 Kaynor 7 North Branford 6 Kaynor 4 Wilby 7 Kaynor 2 Kennedy 5 Kaynor 8 Wolcott 8 Kaynor 10 Wolcott 2 Kaynor 2 Sacred Heart 5 Kaynor 3 Oliver Wolcott 2 Kaynor 1 North Branford 2 Kaynor 3 Watertown 9 SENIORS First Row: Jim Lanese, Rocco Valletta, Charlie Mallon, Stanley Taraskewich, and Roland Loranger. Second Row: Tom Chistolini, Bill Claffcy, and Vin Lucian. 99 Yin Lucian Tom Christolini Bill Claffey 100 Jim Walker and the team Bill Claffey Vin Lucian 102 b First Row: Rosemarie Ferrare, Nancy Ericcson, Captain, Jean F'errare. Second Row: Flise Duprey, Ellen Mathews, Loraine Giacin. Third Row: Lynn Cherry, Mary Gates, Cathy Conti. 103 Cheerleaders J u N I 0 R Scene on the dance floor. 10$ Roger cuts the cake. The cake looks lucious. The boys take time- out for punch 106 King Ken Lewis with Queen Ann Mitchell The Grand March 107 A R B 0 R D A Y Anthony Durso and Mr. Ricciuti with the first shovelful of soil. 108 The tree is a flowering Pink Dogwood. Mr. Rossi was there to ac- cept the gift for the school. Vcrn Dawson and Sandy Seatts. I H 0 W Fran Rosa, Dayna Haddad, Lorraine Giacin, and Mary Ann Chmiclnicki. 109 Barbara Brown Left to Right: Robert Knauf, Mr. Rossi, Vincent Brown, Michael Rachuba, Reverend John A. Carrig, Donald Roland, Guidance Coordinator, Washington High School, Prin- cipal Speaker, Robert Stasonis, Mr. Boucher, Adviser, James Ahrens, William Blanchette, Anthony Durso, and Theresa Bccce. Absent: Sandra Scatts. Honor Society Induction Speeches Were Given By The Following Members: Michael Rachuba ........................................... Character Theresa Bccce ............................................ Leadership William Blanchette .......................................... Service Anthony Durso ........................................... Scholarship 112 Sports Banquet Mr. White, Mr. Emanuel, Mr. Ricciuti, Mr. Dee Rowe, Basketball Coach, University of Conn., Mr. Ierardi, Mr. Manack. Mr. Ierardi, Mr. Emanuel, Mr. Manack, Mr. White, Mr. Boucher. 113 BASEBALL TEAM Letter Win ners: Ray Mencio, Dave Hotchkiss Mike Testa, Tom Christolini, Pet Bearce, Stan Taraskewich. Len Walker and Bill Claffej, Baseball and Basketball, Mart Sparano, Soccer and Baskctbal Vin Lucian, Soccer, Basketball, an Baseball. TRACK TEAM Letter Winners: Doug Weaving, Don Council, George Eason, Jay Abbott, Herb Stankus, Ruben Rios, Paul Zorn, and Andy Kuhlman. 114 Larry Dawson and Joe Minervini Basketball CHEERLEADERS: Barbara McAdam, Dianna Parizo, Nancy Ericcson, Lillian Kul- esza, Lorraine Giacin, and Mrs. Edwards, Adviser. ERESHMAN TRACK TEAM Letter Winners: ‘John Nolan, George LaChance, Mark Carroll, Tony DiBattista, Dan Bournival, Tony Esposito, Mike McKennerney, Joe Gold- man and Rich Keller. I CAPTAINS POSE WITH THEIR TROPHIES: Dee Rowe, Roger Garnon, Track, Bill Claffey, Baseball, Vin Lucian, Basketball, Marty Sparano, Soccer, Don Gugliotti, Soccer, and Coach Ierardi. Mr. Ierardi - ■ � 3 v sri9 1 Dee Rowe, Banquet Speaker 116 he school poses on the West lawn to watch ie events of the day. Field Day Tom Brousseau and Mark Baker engage John DeBisschop and A1 Fernandes in Horseshoes. he 50 yard dash won by A1 itucci, third from the left. 117 Water Balloon Throw Sack Race with Virginia Lister, Marty Sparano, Vinny Lucian, Jim Lanese, Dave Ruman, and Brian Luddy. Three Legged Race with Kenny James and Gaston Jackson, Bob Norton and Rose Ferrare, Vin Lucian and Marty Sparano. 118 Watermelon Time The clay’s winners pose with their prizes. 119 124 The nervous graduates line up. Anthony Durso and Susan Dubay Marching in 125 The class is seated 126 Mr. Rossi — School Director Anthony Durso — Class President Susan Dubay James Ahrens 127 Left to Right: Chris Washes, Yvonne McGarvey, Joyce Ermini, Anita DeRienzo, Bar- bara Brown, and Theresa Becce. 128 Left to Right: Russ Boulanger, Robert Woods, Kevin Silva, Roger Schmumacher, and John Palmieri. Fran Dalton Chris Washes Kevin Silva Barbara Lewis receives her diploma from Mr. Erroll Terrell. Class of 1970 First Row: Chas. Graves, Gil Petteway, Ken Lewis, Roger Schumacher, Gene Plante, Ron Fortier, Roger Gagnon, Sandy Seatts. Anita DeRienzo, Jeff Gagnon, Tony Rodri- guez, Juan Crespo, Joyce Ermini, Nancy Ericcson, Dennis Poulin, Harry Needham, Mary Kulesza, Martha Lucas, Chris Washes, Joanne Corriveau, Dolly Shaker, Joanna Stevens, Darlene LaRose, Donna Torre, Chris Mcrcier, Marie Sweeney. Second Row: Tom Perrelli. Mike Brown, Mike Maurieilo, Ron Conley, Joe Belanger, Lou Santoro, Tom Brousseau, Gary Foran, A1 Cipriano, Pete Lanza. Bill Muc- ciaro, Tom Christolini, A1 Ellis, Russ Boulanger. Rich Mur- phy, Rich Kulesza, Larry Bonczck. Vitold Rybicki, Nick DiMuzio, Rick Mosel, Greg Hudobenko, Lance Mitchell, Bob Knauf, Ron Fluet, Joe Alfano, Joe Mcrcier, Joe Fin- negan. Third Row: Mike Rachuba, Bill Cochrane. Dom Di- Crosta, Don Gugliotti, Vic Mancini, Rocco Valletta. Rich Donorfio, Ron Semeraro, John Mazurkivich. Tony Durso, Martin Finley, Joe Spino, Bill Laniewiski, Mike Semanoff, Bob Lawton, Ralph Bird. Pete Giraldi, Stan Taraskewich, Al Way, Roland Loranger, Tom Dalessandro, Wayne Bella- 130 September 7, 1966 marc, Dave LaPorta, Dan Birdsall. Chris Butler, Larry Bar- nett. Fourth Row: Mike Gorman, Bill Claffey, Tom Baker, Mike Diogostine. Joe Minervini, John Coughlin, Daryl Bartkus. Don Pronovost, Drew Nobel, Pat Acquin. Fred Berber, Fred Smith, Bill Armstrong, Keith Crawford, Rich Modeen. Jim Lanese, Bill Kirschbaum. James Ahrens, Nor- man Bournival, David Cote, Dale Ginn. Kennith Wilson, Robert Ayotte, Alan Giancarli, Brian Kane, Paul McCann, Russell Jillson, Joseph Klein, Francis Fasano. Fifth Row: Larry Bartley, Martin Sparano, John Constanti, Joseph Cameron, Gary Benoit, John I.enzo, Pasquale Calabretta, David Sullivan. Stephen Atkins, Leonard Carroll, James Bower, John Markowich. Randy Burns, Donald DiDonato, James Valuckas. Charles Yancvich, Wendell Montgomery, Robert Woods. John DeBisschop, William Blanchette, Bruce Phillips. Raymond Mencio, Richard Farrcn, Howard Sturges, Charles Honyotski, Kirk Troske, Michael Misurelli. 131 Class of 1970 First Row: Victor Mancini, Alberto Fernandes, Michael Rachuba, Joseph Klein. John Palmicri, Roger Schumacher, Robert Ayottc, Ronald Fluet, Anthony Durso, Joanne Cor- riveau, Nancy Ericcson. Christine Mercier, Barbara Lewis, Sandra Seatts, Marie Sweeney, Darlene I.aRose, Martin Sparano, John Mazurkivich, Damiano DiCrosta. Allen Gian- carli, Kenneth Wilson, William Blanchette. Vincent Brown. Rocco Valletta, and Joseph Spino. Second Row: Richard Kulesza, Charles Mallon, Alan Ciano, Richard Murphy, John DeBisschop, Mark Baker, Ralph Bird. Theresa Becce, Anita DeRienzo, Barbara Brown, Yvonne McG.arvey, Susan Dubay, Joyce Ermini, Christine Washes, Louis LaValIce, David LaPorta, Russell Boulanger, Ray Mencio, Michael Mauriello. and Frederick Smith. Third Row: William Muc- ciaro, Robert Woods, Roland Loranger, Daniel Birdsall, Richard Mosel, Richard Donorfio, William Laniewski, Drew 132 June 16, 1970 Noble, William Rogers, Michael Angelicola, James Lanese, David Sullivan, Robert Ryan, James Donahue, Robert Knauf, William Lithcrland, Dennis Poulin. Ronald Scmeraro, Joseph Merrier, Richard Farren, and Howard Sturges. Fourth Row: Donato Gugliotti, Bruce Campbell, David Brenneis. Harry Needham, Vernon Dawson, Charles Graves, Leonard Carroll, Brian Kane, Stanley Taraskewich, Francis Fasano, Albert Way, Thomas Christolini, Lance Mitchell, Kenneth Mroz, Robert Madden. Donald DiDonato, Thomas Brousseau, Bruce Phillips, Joseph Minervini, and Louis Santoro. Fifth Row: Michael Gorman, William Armstrong, Gregory Hudobenko, Kirk Troske, Vincent Lucian, Kevin Silva, Lawrence Barrett, John I.enzo, Mark Conti, Leon DeCerb, Francis Dalton, Russell Miles, Roger Gagnon, Ronald McLean, William Claffcy, Robert Stasonis, James Ahrens. John Constanti, Michael Diogostine, and Donald Pronovost. Senior Awards AWARD DEPARTMENT RECIPIENT Waterbury Adequate Wiring Association Awards Electrical Thomas Christolini David LaPorta Robert Madden Smaller Manufacturers Award Tool Die Howard Sturges Richard Murphy Kirk Troske Charles Grave Greater Waterbury Auto Body Association Award Paint Body Vernon Dawson Waterbury Home Builder Association Carpentry Robert Woods Robertshaw Machine Shop Practice Award Tool Die Ralph Bird Class of 1969 Award Electronics James Ahrens Class of 1970 Award Beauty Culture Susan Dubay Faculty Parent Organization Awards - F. P. 0. Automobile Alberto Fernandez Beauty Culture Theresa Becce Carpentry Louis LaVelle Drafting Russell Boulanger Electrical Michael Gorman Electronics James Ahrens Fash'on Design Sandra Seatts Machine Louis Santoro Paint Body Gregory Hudobenko Tool Die Joseph Minervini Most Improved Student Award - F. P. 0. Machine Louis Santoro Faculty-Student Council Awards Tool Die Richard Donorfio Drafting David Sullivan Drafting Stanley Taraskewich Fashion Design Barbara Lewis Fashion Design Joanne Corriveau Student Council Award Drafting Frederick Smith 8ausch Lomb Award Electronics James Ahrens Connecticut Manufacturers Award Tool Die Anthony Durso Press Club Award Fashion Design Darlene LaRose American Legion Awards Beauty Culture Theresa Becce Paint 2. Body Vernon Dawson Unico Club Awards - Mathematics Too! Die Anthony Durso Unico Club Awards - Science Electronics James Ahrens 8etty Crocker Award Beauty Culture Susan Dubay Perfect Attendance Award Electronics William Blanchette James Donahue Special Shop Awards Electronics William Blanchette Robert Stasonis $ THE KAYNOR TECH GRADUATES at STEVENS COMPANY, INC. 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