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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1972 volume:

i Panther 1972 Published by Warren F. Kay nor Regional Technical School Volume 17 Table of Contents Part I Theme 3 Dedication 6 Administration 8 Faculty 10 Staff 14 II Compact 18 Seniors 19 Scrambled pictures of Seniors 34 Class Wills 56 Superlatives 58 Sports 68 Shops 84 Classes 104 Junior Prom 108 Senior Prom 110 Activities 114 Graduation 118 2 We’ve Only Just Begun Weve only begun just to live. 3 White lace and promises A kiss of luck and we’re on our way. 4 TO THE CLASS OF 1972 A great man once said, Give me a child until he is five and you may have him for the rest of his life. He was referring, of course, to the most formative years in a per- son’s life. Yet the person’s formation docs not really end at five. During your four years at Kaynor you have been involved in further formation of your character and abilities, both for the world of work and for the fuller life of a citizen of the world. Your parents and teachers have helped you prepare for your role in life. May you walk in the world always as an example of the good Kaynor graduate. Congratulations and best wishes for suc- cess in all that you strive for. JOHN L. ROSSI Director Adminis The Class of 1972 will always be a special one to me. You met adversity with courage, and took your many successes with admi- rable modesty. You strived to improve your school and your overall conduct was excel- lent. I earnestly hope that your lifetime will be as happy and successful as your Kaynor time. J. J. MILLS 8 Many thanks to Mr. Zimmerman for his help in organizing the Class of 72 in their last two years. Special thanks to Mr. Manacek from the class of 1972, for all his cooperation during the year. Our class of 1972 wishes to thank our advisor, Mr. Eugene Ober, for his time and patience in guiding us through these past four years. To show our appreciation for this special guidance, we would like to dedicate our yearbook, Panther 72” to Mr. Ober, our teacher, advisor, and a lasting friend. 6 As you arc congratulated for the knowl- edge and skills earned during four years at Kaynor Technical School, you are challenged by the responsibilities of adulthood. Adulthood demands continued growth, humility and a willingness to use your re- sources in making our world a better home for tomorrows youth. Your seriousness as a student has been recognized by your diploma. Your value to man will be measured by how effectively you aid a world seeking peace and under- standing. I thank the class of 1972 for the experi- ences we have shared and wish you success and happiness in the future. DANIEL KEEFE tration 9 Mr. Tabellione Mr. Felth Mr. Schweitzer Miss Schuster 10 Mr. Armond Miss O'Reilly Mr. Ierardi Mr. Fuhrman Mr. Manacek Mr. Manack Mrs. McAlister Mr. Roy Mr. Francis 11 Mrs. Pannone Mr. White 12 Mr. Augei I i Mr. Archer Mr. Levanti Mr. Creem Mr. Obcr Mr. Loughrey Mrs. Phelan Mr. Pomponio Mrs. Thomas 13 MAIN OFFICE: Mrs. Genevieve Siperas, Mrs. Joan Labutis, Mrs. Francis Vicario, Mrs. Martha Glennon. GUIDANCE OFFICE: Mrs. Doris Cicchiello, Mrs. Trudy Bouchard. TOO BUSY PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 16 In the year 1977, we the class of 1972 will once again reunite in the halls of Kay- nor. It is our hope that in that year we can meet once in a spirit of love and good fellowship. At this time we will be one step closer to the attainment of our per- sonal goals. With this binding compact, each of us in the bands of mutual trust and brotherhood will be able to recall, We've only just begun. 19 Class History In September of 1968 we entered this school as Freshmen. Strong, yet virtually unprepared for these 4 years which would change our lives so drastically. Most of us came to this school knowing only a few people but are leaving having a great number of friends. In our sophomore year there were new faces to be seen in our class. During this year we settled down to some serious work in both Aca- demic and Shop studies. We were told that our class advisors were to be Mr. Ober and Mr. Zimmerman. We discussed such things as: going on a Class trip, our rings, and the proms, which would take place in our Junior and Senior year. As it turned out, it was a good year all around; for our Soccer Team, Basketball Team, and Baseball Team won the M.R.C. Titles. Our soccer and basketball teams entered the State Tournament. Our Junior year became busier with the thoughts of our Prom, Rings, and the Yearbook. In January we got our rings and with that, came that certain pride that only a Kaynor Student has. In May the Junior Prom took place. It was well planned and was a very enjoyable night. This year ended with a big outdoor party at Mr. Obcr's home where somewhat more than 30 Juniors attended. Our Senior year became the most exciting and unforgettable of all the years. Our class took an exciting trip to New York to sec the New York Stock Exchange and the American Stock Exchange. The yearbook committee was finally underway with Armand Sticco presid- ing as Editor-in-Chicf. Our Senior Prom which was held June 9, 1972, was a most enjoyable night. Our senior class trip was enjoyed by all who went. It was a whole day spent at the Frank Davis Resort. Finally our Graduation was one which we will all remember. While attending Kaynor we all made one change; that is we went from 14 or 15 year old children to 18 or 19 year old young adults. We became aware of the many new and different challenges that faced us. We became aware of wars and of death. Most of all as we leave the halls of Kaynor we realize that, WE HAVE ONLY JUST BEGUN! i ANTHONY GORMAN Vice President Officers MARY GATES Treasurer Oakville JASON ABBOTT Electronics Nickname: Jay; Saying: That's dumb”; Future: Work in F.lectronics; Memories: The day the bridge was built behind the Electronics’ shop across the brook to get to the other side to have a water fight; Hobbies: Cars, Electronics; Activities: Science Club. JOHN ALBORN Prospect An to Nickname: Big John; Saying: Where’s my tools?”; Future: To go into the Navy; Memories: The time I sold Mr. Cook a 1959 Triumph; Hobbies: Sports; Activities: Student Council 2, 3, Intramurals, FATA 1-4. DAVE A. ALSDORF Watcrbury Machine Wolcott DAVE ANGELL Electrical Saying: Don't Jive me Man ; Future: Navy, Engineering; Memories: Long theory lessons in shop; Hobbies: Suds every Friday and Saturday night, cars; Activities: Sports Committee. CHARLES ARMSTRONG Waterbury Carpentry Nickname: Big Chas; Saying: Suds up tonight”; Future: Plan to play basketball at college, and become an Athletic Trainer; Memories: Scor- ing 20 points last March, to beat Wolcott for M.R.C. Championship; Hobbies: Sports; Activities: Basketball 1-4, Track 2, Soccer 1, Junior Class President, Prom Committee 3, Year Book 3. GARY AYOTTE Oakville Paint Body Saying: When do we get out of here? ; Future: To work in body shop; Memories: Oct. 16, 1970; Hobbies: Fishing, Camping; Activi- ties: F.A.T.A., Intramurals. GLEN AYOTTE Prospect Machine Future: Get a job; Hobbies: Watch TV and read TV Guide. STEVEN BERGIN Waterbury Carpentry Nickname: Berg; Future: To be a Carpenter; Memories: Sophomore year; Hobbies: Football. 24 ROBERT N. BEAN Woodbury Paint Body Nickname: Bear; Saying: Shut up stupid!”; Future: To drive across country own my own shop; Memories: The picnic from McDonald's during exam time; Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing, and Car Racing; Ac- tivities: F.A.T.A., Intramurals 3, 4. ROBERT L. BOISCLAIR Waterbury Electronics Nickname: Tonto; Future: Data Processing at Waterbury State Tech.; Memories: Mr. Ober’s party; Hobbies: Shooting, Skiing; Activities: Student Patrol, Intramurals 3, 4. WILLIAM BOKON Waterbury Drafting Nickname: Boke; Saying: Is that right?”; Future: Pharmacy; Memo- ries: Nov. 12-14, 1971; Hobbies: Snow skiing; Activities: Student Council representative 3, 4, Student Council President 4, Honor So- ciety Vice-President 4, Yearbook 3, Prom Committee 4, Class Trip 4, Intramurals 4. VALIER J. BOUTOT Waterbury Drafting Saying: Oh Boy! ; Future: Chef; Hobbies: Guns, Hunting, Fishing; Activities: Yearbook Committee 4. 25 i RICKI BRIDGES Waterbary Drafting Nickname: Rick; Saying: Oh well”; Future: To go on to college to become an engineer; Memories: Nov. 26, 1971, Trip to New York City; Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting, Football; Activities: S.P. 1-3, Junior Prom Committee, Intramurals 3-4. EDWARD BUTKUS Bethlehem Paint Body Nickname: Guard House Lawyer; Saying: Let it rip ; Future: Plan to work at my trade. FRANCIS GALIOLA Waterbary Automobile Nickname: Cal; Saying: Give me a break, ha? ; Future: To become an automobile technician; Memories: Oct. 18. 1972; Activities: F.A.T.A., Intramurals. 26 HENRY CARLOZZI Water bury Electron res Nickname: Car; Saying: Well, nobody’s perfect!”; Future: Plans to join the U.S. Air Force; Activities: S.P. 3, Intramurals 3-4, Science Club 2; Memories: Bill's lunches. JOSEPHINE E. CAVALLO Waterbury Beauty Culture Nickname: Jo; Saying: W-E-L-L!”, Come on!”; Future: Marriage and getting Instructor's license; Hobbies: Dancing and cooking; Memo- ries: The time I took a shower in gym with my clothes on; Kaynor boys; Activities: Drug Committee, Press Club President 3, Press Club Secretary 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Car Wash Com- mittee 4. BARBARA CHARBONNEAU Wolcott Beauty Culture Nickname: Barb; Saying: Well now!”; Future: Work at my trade; get married; Hobbies: Miniature Golf; Memories: Mr. White's morn- ing cup of coffee, and Friday nights at the drive-in; Activities: Junior Prom Committee, Yearbook, Senior Prom. 27 ALFREDO CIARLO KENNETH Waterbury Nickname: Psych; Future: To stud) Playing guitar; Memories: The bomb Intramurals, S.P. 1-4. Waterbury Drafting Nickname: Chuck; Saying: “Oh, come on!”; Future: History teacher; Memories: Sophomore related class; Hobbies: Music, Sports; Activities: Student Patrol, Track manager, Soccer 2. CIDELA Drafting • Aeronautical Science; Hobbies: scare; Activities: Press Club 1-3, CHARLES CIPRIANO Waterbury Paint Body Nickname: Cip; Saying: I guess so, yea' but”; Future: I hope to con- tinue in my trade, go into the service, or construction work; Hobbies: Riding around, Going out with girls, Gardening, Camping; Memories: The day I missed Doug who was on fire, with water; Activities: F.A.T.A., Student Council 2, 4. 28 TIM J. COLAVECCHIO Watcrbury Carpentry Nickname: Scratch; Saying: I don't know”; Future: Civil Engineer- ing; Memories: Senior Year; Hobbies: Water skiing; Activities: Pep Club, Prom Committee 4, Yearbook 3, 4. CATHY CONTI Waterbury Beauty Culture Nickname: Cath; Saying: No, I don't think so”; Future: To be happy in Life!; Memories: All the good times in Senior Year and Jimmy; Hobbies: Riding, Babysitting; Activities: Yearbook, Student Council, Prom Committee 3, 4, Cheerleader. DONZEL COUNCIL Waterbury Carpentry Nickname: Baby Bull; Saying: What ever turns you on”; Future: To go to work or something; Memories: Sept. 8, 1968; June 14, 1972; Hobbies: Football; Activities: Track, Basketball. 29 LORETTA CROCCO Prospect Beamy Culture Nickname: Lori; Saying: Helen”; Future: To marry Harry and to follow in my field; Memories: My first haircut; Activities: Prom Com- mittee 3, Yearbook Staff. JOHN CURLY Waterbary Nickname: Curly; Saying: Beat it down”; Future: To work in body- shop; Hobbies: F.njoys all sports; Memories: June 13, and Mr. Mills office; Activities: Intramurals 4. BRIAN DAMELIO Waterbury Car paltry Nickname: Bad; Saying: Oh yea ; Lots; Shoes; Future: Stay in the Carpentry trade; Memories: Mr. Perlotto's opinions; Hobbies: Fishing, Basketball, Softball; Activities: Yearbook Committee, Intramural Sports. 30 ALAN D AMICO Waterbury Machine Nickname: Bigmouth; Saying: Ripped Off”; Hobbies: Auto Racing. DAVID DAY Naugatuck p(,i,u 0 Body l uture: Undecided; Memories: Armand getting competent medical aid in the Welding Shop theory room; Hobbies: Reading, making models; Activities: Intramurals, Softball 3, Football 4, Softball 4, Volleyball 4, Chess Club 4, F.A.T.A. MARK DIPIETRO Waterbury Tool Die Nickname: Warfrat; Saying: Now what do you want? ; Future: Air Force, Marry, Retire; Memories: When they carried my midget car away; Hobbies: Cars; Activities: Intramurals 4, Junior Achievement. 31 BRIAN DOODY Naugatuck Drafting Nickname: Dood; Saying: Here I am ; Future: Plan to go to College for Civil Fngineering; Memories: I would like to remember Mr. Emanuel, Mr. Schweitzer, Karalius, Freshman picture, and especially Holly; Hobbies: Coin Collecting; Activities: Press Club 2, 3, Joggers Club 4, Cross Country 3, 4, Student Patrol 2, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, One mile record in Track 3. DON DUBAY Prospect Drafting Saying: What’d you say?”; Future: Chef; Hobbies: Sports; Activities: Freshman Basketball, Student Council Representative 3, 4, Intramurals 4, Prom Committee 4. ELISE DUPREY Waterbury Fashion Design Nickname: Dup; Saying: Come on huh! ; Future: Be an L.P.N., if not, become a jockey; Hobbies: Horses; Memories: Coming back from our Senior Class Trip with Mr. White; Activities: Soccer, Cheerleader 2, Student Council 4, Prom Committee 3, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff. GEORGE EASON MICHAEL FAMIGLIETTI Watcrbury Machine Luture: I want to be rich'; Memories: I remember how many times I had to fill out this form; Hobbies: Cars; Activities: Bowling Club. Watcrbury Carpentry Saying: More power to the panthers and all who support them”; Future: To become an Air Force Pilot, or a great runner; Memories: Running in Cross Country Meets; Coming close to State Finals in Run- ning Competition; Sept. 1972 season; Hobbies: Running a light show; playing an organ; Activities: Track 2, 3, A, Cross Country 3, A, Talent Club 2, 3, Yearbook Staff, Jogging Club A. JEAN FERRARE Watcrbury l:as hi on Design Nickname: Bean; Saying: What Did Ya Say”; Future: Work at Bradlees full-time, become an airline stewardess, or open my own sewing shop in time; Activities: Basketball Cheerleader 1, Soccer Cheerleader 2, Rep. in Student Council 3, Prom Committee 3, Year- book Staff A, Prom Committee A. 33 ROSEMARIE FERRARE Watcrbury fashion Design Nickname: Chicky; Saying: What”; Future: Plan to raise a family; Memories: Dec. 19; Hobbies: Beaches Robert; Activities: Yearbook, Cheerleading, Prom Committee, Student Council Secretary 3. HELEN FORTIER Prospect Bean!) Culture Nickname: Hell; Saying: No Kidding”; Future: To marry Craig on July 13, 1972, work in a beauty shop, raise a very large family; Mem- ories: Nov. 19, 1971; Hobbies: Craig, Singing; Activities: Prom Com- mittee 3, Yearbook Staff. GERALD L. FULLER Middlebury Drafting Nickname: Jerry; Saying: Get Off Me”, Bug Off ; Future: Travel, College, and Work at Trade; Memories: Celebrating Holloween at Yearbook Meeting, and the Soggy Pizza; Hobbies: Sports, Reading; Activities: Baseball 3, -1. Yearbook 3, 4, Intramurals, Basketball 4, Football -1. 34 JOSEPH GALLAGHER Watcrbury Electrical Nickname: Joe, Goofy, Slasher; Saying: Meet you in the I.av.”; Fu- ture: Navy, Electrical work; Memories: I can remember when I liked shop; Hobbies: Camping; Activities: Soccer 2, 4, Yearbook 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4. TERRELL GALLION III Watcrbury Auto Nickname: Terry; Saying: You stupid nut ; Future: Automotive Trade; Memories: When Mr. Felth dropped a hammer on his broken toe; Hobbies: Paint Body, Cook; Activities: F.A.T.A. 1-4, S.P. 2, 3, Intramural 2-4. MICHAEL GAM ACHE Naugatuck Electronics Nickname: Mike; Saying: What's the problem?”; Future: Continue education; Memories: Small locker room battles; Hobbies: Hunting, Auto Racing; Activities: Science Club. 35 MARY GATES Waterbury fashion Design Nickname: Gates; Saying: The bus is on its way”; Future: To con- tinue in my schooling; Memories: A senior ice-skating party; Hobbies: Sewing the beach; Activities: Class Officer 4, Cheerleader, Year- book, Prom Committee 3, 4. ROBERT W. GEDDES Bethlehem Tool Die Nickname: Bob; Future: Tool-Maker, Marriage; Memories: When I squirted Vendetti in the face with milk; Hobbies: Sports; Activities: Art Club, Soccer 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4. DALE GINN Naugatuck Machine Nickname: Ginnizey; Saying: Don’t worry about it”; Future: Work, Marry, Retire; Memories: Mr. Riciutti's class; Hobbies: Sports; Ac- tivities: Intramurals. 36 FRANK GIORDANO Watcrbury Paint Body Nickname: The Con Man; Saying: I protest”; Future: Work at my trade; Activities: F.A.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Kitchen 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Sports Club. JOSEPH GIRALDI Naugatuck Tool Die Saying: ' Get lost”; Future: Wants to Ik- a tool maker; Memories: Re- member the look on Vendetti’s face when he got splashed with a milk carton; Hobbies: Basketball, Golf; Activities: Honor Society, Intra- murals. TONY GORMAN Prospect Drafting Nickname: Copperhead; Saying: You lie viciously”; Future: Coach Grammar school sports and be an artist; Memories: After working at Night School for Senior Class; Hobbies: Sports, Girls, Sleeping; Ac- tivities: Class Vice-president 4, Student Council alternate 4, Sports Club 4, Rifle Club 1, Intramurals 3, 4, Student Patrol 2, 3, 4. 37 ROBERT GOUDREAULT Wolcott Carpentry Nickname: Bob; Saying: 'Tar out man!”; Future: Start my own busi- ness; Memories: Senior year; Hobbies: Basketball, Football; Activities: Senior From Committee, Intramurals. DOUGLAS HADDAD Waterbury Paint Body Nickname: Doc; Saying: Far out man!”; Future: Own an autobody shop; Memories: The burning rag in Cip’s lap; Hobbies: Fishing, Hunting; Activities: S.F. 2, 3. 4, F.A.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4. KEVIN M. HENNESSY Waterbury Automobile Nickname: Kcv; Saying: Now. wait a minute”; Future: Data Proc- esser, or career in mechanics; Memories: Field Day '71 with the L.P.N.'s, Mr. Manack's English class of 1971; Hobbies: Karate, Pi- anist, Movie-maker; Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3. 4. Track 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. 38 RAYMOND HOLDRIDGE Watcrbury Drafting Nickname: Ray; Saying: ’ Ya, Right ’; Future: Continue schooling; Memories: Loafing in the halls; Hobbies: Sports; Activities: Student Patrol 2, 3. DAVID HOTCHKISS Watcrbury Carpentry Nickname: Bones; Saying: How ya doin? ; Future: Be a good car- penter; Memories: Receiving Best Pitcher of the Year; Hobbies: Read- ing, Sports; Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3- GASTON JACKSON Watcrbury Automobile Nickname: Jack; Saying: Whatever turns you on”; Future: Aeronauti- cal Engineering; Memories: The twelve times I got stopped by Mr. Roy for speeding in the schoolyard; Hobbies: Automobiles; Activities: Talent Club 2, Intramurals 3, 4, F.A.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. 39 JOHN JONES Oakville Nickname: Brillohcad; Saying: Oh!” No!”; Memories: Junior Year; Activities: Bowling Club Future: 3. Drafting Really live!; DOMINIC G. KARALIUS Water bury Drafting Nickname: Pokey; Saying: There’s no gravity”, the Earth ; Future: Undecided; Memories: April 28, 1971; Activities: Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Hobbies: Photography. JOHN KASABUCKI Waterbury Electronics Nickname: John; Saying: Don’t worry about it!”; Future: Undecided; Memories: The trip to New York with the Senior Class; Activities: Bowling Club, Yearbook, Prom Committee, S.P. 40 KEITH KIEFER Oakville Drafting Nickname: Mort; Future: Successful munition; Hobbies: Coin Collect- ing; Activities: Science Club 1, 2. ANDY KULMANN Waterbury Carpentry Nickname: Bozo; Saying: Don’t worry about it”; Future: Go into trade; Memories: Junior Year; Hobbies: Relaxing; Activities: Senior Class President, Yearbook, Student Council 4, Pep Club 2. RICHARD LAMOTHE Watertown Tool Die Nickname: Dick; Saying: What now? ; Future: To become an Auto Mechanic; Memories: The big argument I had with Mr. Sutton; Hob- bies: Car racing, and Dune-buggies. 41 FRANK LAONE DENNIS J. LAVIGNE Watcrbury Tool Die Nickname: Foot; Future: Toolmaking; Memories: Trip to New York, Shop Fridays; Hobbies: Baseball, sailboating, and hockey. Watcrbury Elect ionics Nickname: Fwal; Future: Own a T.V. Radio Repair Shop; Memo- ries: Mr. Obcr, Junior Prom Party; Hobbies: Hunting fishing; Ac- tivities: S.P. Intramurals. RONALD A. LIPEIKA Watertown Tool Die Nickname: Lip; Saying: What did I do?”; Future: Working in my trade; Hobbies: Working on cars. MICHAEL LONG Watcrbury Tool Die Nickname: Longo; Future: To continue in my trade; Memories: I re- member the time Mr. Laughrey hit Jerry Penta; Hobbies: Sports; Ac- tivities: Student Patrol 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4. ARTHUR J. LONGHI Prospect Automobile Nickname: Art; Saying: Far out man! ; Future: Travel across the country; Memories: Sharon, Kathy, Joni, Linda, and 'Ferry; Hobbies: Concerts, Movies; Activities: F.A.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Patrol 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. KEN LUDDY Watcrbury Machine Saying: I vc forgot’; Future: To go into my trade; Memories: The lav; Hobbies: Cars. 43 FREDERICK L. MANGINI Naugatuck Electronics Nickname: Fred; Saying: No deal”; Future: Career in Electronics; Memories: Jan. 8, 1971; Hobbies: Football; Activities: Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4, N.H.S. 3, C hess Club, Intramurals, Prom Committee, S.P. 2, 3, 4. JOHN LUSH Waterbury Paint Body Nickname: Lush; Saying: What a rip off ; Future: Plan to work at an auto shop; Memories: June 14, 1972; Hobbies: Riding around; Activities: F.A.T.A. i Gary McDermott Naugatuck Machine Nickname: Mac; Saying: Who's got the science?”; Future: College or continue in trade; Hobbies: Shooting pool, sports; Memories: When Joe Vendctti threw speedy dry in Mr. Pomponio’s face; Activities: Student Council, Intramurals 4, Chess Club 3- 44 PATRICK MINOGUE Wolcott Auto Future: Work at my trade; Memories: When Frank stood on his head in Physic Class; Hobbies: Girls; Activities: Intramurals. ROBERT MONTESI Waterbury Drafting Nickname: Bob; Future: Mechanical Engineer; Memories: Mr. Schweit- zer; Hobbies: Cars 7 Swimming; Activities: Class Trip Committee. WILLIAM MORRISSEY Waterbu ry Electronics Bill ; Saying: Ripped Off ; Future: Hopes to get married and raise a large Italian family; Memories: Remembers decorating for Junior Prom and shop theory 2; Activities: Bowling Club 1, 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, -1, Student Patrol 2, 3, 4. 45 LISA NAVIKAUSKAS Waterbury Fashion Design Nickname: Lois; Say ini� : Ask”; Future: Travel around the world; Memories: The day Elise hit Mr. Keefe in the stomach; Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3, A, Yearbook 3, A, Class Officer 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, 4, Pep Club. RON NITOWSKI Naugatuck Tool Die Saying: Who's?”; Future: State Tech; Memories: Junior Prom New York; Hobbies: Cars and Gates; Activities: Student Council 2. 3, A, Prom Committee 3, A, Chess Club, Intramurals, Track, Yearbook Staff. JAMES NOBILE Waterbury 'I ool Die Nickname: Jet; Saying: 1 don't have the homework today! ; Future: To get more schooling connected with my trade, and to be successful in whatever I do; Hobbies: Football, Baseball. Shooting pool. Bowling; Memories: The time Joe Vendetti threw speedy dry at Ron Nitowski but Ron ducked and it covered Mr. Pomponio and his desk; Activities: Bowling Club 1, 2. 3. Intramurals Representative 4, Student Council Representative A. 46 CLAUDE L. NOISEUX Watertown Electronics Nickname: Cloud, C.C.; Saying: Yeah Right ; Future: To travel and open a T.V. shop; Memories: First National, Yearbook meeting; Hob- bies: G-i-r-l-s, mineral collecting; Activities: Yearbook 3, 4, Press Club 3, 4, Drug Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, 4. i THOMAS OLSON Oakville Carpentry Nickname: Light Bulb; Saying: I'll get it running! ; Future: Go to work; Hobbies: Cars, Football; Memories: Sophomore Year, 55 Chevy. JERRY RENTA Waterbury Tool Die Future: Plans to continue in trade; Hobbies: Shooting pool. Sports; Memories: The time Joe Vendetti was squirted with milk in the cafe; Activities: Chess Club 3, Intramurals 3, 4. 47 ROBERT PIERPONT Wolcott Tool Die Nickname: Hob; Saying: Oh, really?”; Future: Heavy equipment op- erator; Memories: When Iacavcllo oiled the shaper in machine shop; Activities: Press Club 1, 4, Science Club, S.P. 3, Intramurals. MANNY PEREIRA Naugatuck Electrical Nickname: Canary; Saying: Approximately, it’s Okay”; Future: Get- ting Married Sept. 1972; Hobbies: Drinking; Memories: Mr. Armand’s Theory lessons (Bad!); Activities: Soccer Captain 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2. GREG PIESYNA Naugatuck Tool Die Nickname: Hot Rod; Saying: What in life? ; Future: Go to Cali- fornia to live; Hobbies: Cars, Boats; Memories: When I took Mr. Laughrey for a ride in my Thunder Bird; Activities: Sports, Intra- murals 3, 4. 48 LOU REALE Waterbury Electrical Saying: Think so, huh?”; Future: To become a successful electrician; Hobbies: Soccer, Baseball. Busting Armatui; Memories: Oct. 29, 1971, Dec. 6, 1971; Activities: Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Pep Club 3, Intramurals 3, 4. MARCEL RICHARD Waterbury Carpentry Memories: Oct. 29, 1971; Activities: Pep Club, Intramurals. RUBEN RIOS Waterbury Drafting Nickname: Choch; Saying: How do you rate? ; Future: Plan to go in the service, then become an engineer; Hobbies: Make model air- planes and fly them; Memories: Brian Doody and I helped organize the Track Team by getting reg. info.; Activities: Basketball 1, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, Bowling 3, 4, Student Patrol 1, Year- book Staff, Rifle Club 2, Junior Prom Staff. 49 STANLEY ROMANAUSKAS Waterbury Tool Die Nickname: Stan; l-'uturc: To continue in his trade; Hobbies: Hunting, fishing, girls; Memories: All of the good times, and of course the bad ones; Activities: Rifle Club 1. 2, Student Patrol 2, 3. KEVIN RUSSELL Waterbury Wee tried Nickname: Russ ; Future: Navy, He a Contractor; Memories: Shop; Activities: Manager for Soccer Team 4. -V. ■ Vxjr HERBERT STANKUS Waterbury Carpentry Nickname: Herb; Saying: Two”; Future: To stay in Carpentry field; Memories: Mr. White's room; Hobbies: Swimming, Driving; Activi- ties: Track 3. Soccer 1. Chess 3. Pep Club 3, Baseball 3, Intramurals Football, Volleyball, and Softball. 50 I DAVID STEELFOX Middlebury Auto Nickname: Steel; Saying: Dynamite”; Future: Move to Florida; Mem- ories: Mr. Felth smashed his hand with a hammer; Activities: F.A.T.A. ARMANI) STICCO Water bury Paint Body Saying: Be Good!”; Far Out And ; Future: College, Trade, Travel; Hobbies: Bikes, Demonstrations, and Chicks; Memories: Oct. 1, 1970, P B Theory room, this book and Aid. the people in it!; Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3, Student Council Vice President 4, Yearbook Editor, Intramurals 3, 4. GARY A. TISHUE Waterbury Electronics Nickname: Tish; Saying: Save the Rings”; Future: Electrical En- gineering (WTBY. STATE); Memories: Dunking of P.Z.; Hobbies: Shooting, Skiing; Activities: Junior Prom Committee, Yearbook Com- mittee, Intramurals 3. 4. 51 MARITZA VELEZ Water bury Beauty Culture Nickname: Mitts”, Mari”; Saying: WELL!”; Future: Plan to work, continue education in other fields, travel, someday raise a family; Hob- bies: Theater, music, sports, traveling, and animals; Memories: Thurs- days in Beauty Culture; Activities: Press Club, Honor Society 3, 4, Junior Prom, Student Council, Yearbook Committee, Senior Trip Com- mittee. JOSEPH VENDETTI Waterbury Tool Die Nickname: Ven; Saying: What's the answer”; Hobbies: Fishing; Memories: My experience in the cafe, and when I threw speedy dry on Mr. Pomponio by accident; Activities: Chess Club. DOUGLAS VERONNEAU Waterbury Electronics Nickname: Doug ; Saying: B.S.; Future: Go to State Tech for two years, then enlist in the Air Force; Hobbies: Girls, racing, fishing, cruising, hunting; Activities: Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff, Stu- dent Patrol 2. 3, d, Science Club 1, 2, 3. 52 LEONARD WALKER Naugatuck Tool Die Nickname: Zippy; Saying: “What’s the matter?”; Future: Get mar- ried to Lorraine, work in trade; Hobbies: Sports; Activities: Soccer 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Student Council representative 2. PAUL ZORN Watcrbury Carpentry Nickname: Paul; Saying: Let's Go Kaynor ; Future: To be a Civil Engineer; Memories: Senior Year; Hobbies: Skiing, Driving. 53 — Class Will Charles Armstrong leaves Coach Icrardi a pair of size l6's converse sneakers. Robert Boisclair leaves the electronics shop two brooms for the matched set of floor brooms he's worn out. Edward Butkus leaves Mr. Mancini all the grief that he gave him in two years. Francis Caliola leaves Mr. Felth a toupee for all the gray hairs he gave him. Henry Carlozzi leaves Mr. Tupper a new Electronics course and some new experiments. Josephine Cavallo leaves Mr. White a cup of coffee with a note signed, Your Secret Admirer. Barbara Charbonneau just leaves. Kenneth Cidela leaves to Mr. Schweitzer a line to lay it on. Timmy Colavecchio leaves one of next years seniors to carry Mr. Furhmans brief case. Donzel Council leaves to Mr. Charlie Roy the overall and the wood pile. Brian Damelio leaves Mr. Furhman a jar of AFRO SHEEN” and Mr. Perlotto a book entitled Child Psychology.” Brian Doody leaves Mrs. McWaid a lot of aches and pains. George Eason leaves with hopes that the Panthers will be number I. Helen Fortier leaves to Jeanne LaMadeleine all her misunderstandings with Mrs. Thomas. Jerry Fuller leaves Mr. Mills and the school his dear brother. Mary Gates leaves Kaynor with only the good memories and the bad ones forgotten. Robert Geddes leaves Mr. Laughrey a new class of meatheads. Dale Ginn leaves Mr. Creem the memories of our class. Doug Haddad leaves a 5 gallon can of bondo to the Body Shop. Raymond Holdrige, being of sound mind and body, leaves. David Hotchkiss leaves Mr. Emanuel a screwdriver. Keith Kiefer leaves the space beneath his drafting board for some eager underclassman to sweep. Class Will Andy Kulmann leaves Mr. Furhman 44 desecrated safety glasses. Richard Lamothe leaves Mr. Sutton a student to pick on. Dennis Lavigne leaves his thanks to Kaynor Tech. Ron Lipeika leaves to next years class all of Mr. Obcr’s assignments that are due. Mike Long leaves Mr. Sutton a dull rock cutter. John Lush leaves Mr. Felth the water pump pliers he borrowed and never returned. Fred Mangini leaves Mr. White All Things Equal,” his desk and his sanity. Gary McDermott leaves Mr. White a stool with little steps to get a drink. Robert Montesi leaves Mr. Schweitzer a pair of bell bottom dungarees with buttons. William Morrissey leaves Mr. Perlotto a wedding invitation and Kaynor Tech a newly decorated cafe ceiling. Lisa Navikauskas leaves Miss Schuster some free time from listening to her problems. Ron Nitowski leaves Mr. Sutton someone to agree with so he won’t be lonely. James Nobile leaves Mr. Laughrcy his golden voice. Claud Noiseux leaves Mr. Levanti some old Amway Literature and one extra Mercury Oxide capsule. Thomas Olson leaves Mr. Roy a traffic directing job. Jerry Penta leaves Mr. Mills a bottle of Compoz. Manny Periera leaves Mr. Armand a round piece of wood about 8 inches long. Robert Pierpont leaves Mr. Sutton without an argument. Armand Sticco leaves Mr. Mills his entire obscene wordrobe. Lou Reale leaves Mr. Armand an electrician’s knife with a lock and a key so he won’t lose it again. Marcel Richard leaves to Mr. Furhman Rip it out. Ruben Rios leaves Doug B. and Art R. the key and Jeff Fuller only the memory of it. Maritza Velez leaves Mrs. Panonne the dead rat on the baseball field. Joseph Vendetti leaves Mr. Sutton one bag of peanut shells. 58 CLASS GIGGLERS Joe Vendetti Lisa Navikauskas (HA HA HA HA HA HA) CLASS GEARHEAD Mark DiPietro Helen Fortier (Want to run it?) Robert Geddes Cathy Conti NOISnST QUIETEST Andy Kulmann Maritza Velez (Stifle it.) DID MOST l-'OR KAYNOR Armand Sticco I.isa Navikauskas (Wc try hard) MOST POPULAR Armand Sticco Mary Gates (Our mother’s never told us about Ultra-Brite) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED bred Mangini Maritza Velez (Ya need anything Mr. Mills) BEST LOOKING I.enny Walker Maritza Velez (I dressed by myself today.) MOST OUTGOING Armand Sticco Cathy Conti (Whoppee) CLASS ARTIST Bob Gcddes Lisa Navikauskas (Tomorrow fingerpainting) ACTOR ACTRESS Kevin Hennessy Loretta Crocco PLAYBOY PLAYGIRL Val Boutot Mary Gates (one for the road) SMALLEST TALLEST Charley Armstrong Jeannie Ferrare (Will I ever grow.) CLASS APPLE POLISHERS Dave Hotchkiss Jo Cavallo (We both got an A) CLASS A LIBER Frank Giordano Mary Gates A BSENTMINDED Lenny Walker Jeannie Ferrare MOST STYLISH Bill Bokon Mary Gates (Now they know) OPTIMIST PESSIMIST George Eason Maritza Velez CLASS ATHLETICS Lenny Walker Elisc Duprey UNFORGETTABLE Armand Sticco Cathy Conti (they're at it again) In f MO V ;3L. X CSHT Look 'r tM it wuS S J « ' r V J y NNik® s ;LL °Ne p 5 0 C c E R 7 1 Front Row: DeRocha, Gallagher, Reale, Zorn, Hennessey, M. Pereira, J. Fuller, Walker, Geddes, N. Fuller. Carney. D. Oliveira, Megalhaes. Back Row: Ass. Coach Ron Boucher, Wright. Boucher, Crocco, Sandors. Bascette, Schwerzenski, Guerrera. Gleason. Mancini. Cammack. Mattson. Rinaldi. A. Oliveira. Markicwicz, Schifillette, Lagasse, Pereira. Rimas. Coach: Jim White. Coach Jim White- Captains and Coach 70 CAPTAINS Team Record W L T 6 4 2 M R C W L T 5 1 2 TEAM SCORES Kaynor 0 Wolcott 0 Kaynor 4 Lasalette 1 Kaynor 1 Watertown 4 Kaynor 6 O'Brien 1 Kaynor 0 Watertown 1 Kaynor . i Newtown 5 Kaynor 0 Wolcott 2 Kaynor 5 O'Brien 2 Kaynor 2 Lasalette 2 Kaynor 3 O. Wolcott 2 Kaynor 2 Wilcox Tech 0 Kaynor 9 O. Wolcott 0 Tournament Game Kaynor 0 E. 0. Smith 6 71 Joe tries his luck at Goal kicks. That’s using your head Bob. Paul keeps the ball away from the goal. 72 Time out for a rest and a little strategy. 74 1971 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. From left to right: Kneeling, 6 Sirring: Doug Weaving, Skip Ivester, Brian Doody (Co Captain). Ray Dumouchel. George Eason (Captain). Scott Samuelson, Jim Rizk. Standing: Art Rodriguez, Coach Emanuel, Lou Collette. Y R T N U 0 c SCORES Kaynor 27 Thomaston High 28 Kaynor 20 Wilcox Tech 45 Kaynor 23 Wilby 34 Kaynor 18 Terry vi He 43 Kaynor 24 Abbott Tech 31 Kaynor 22 Vinal Tech 38 Kaynor 27 Sacred Heart 29 Kaynor 26 Crosby 29 Kaynor 38 Watertown 23 Kaynor 39 Litchfield 61 Kaynor 23 Eli Whitney 33 Kaynor 20 Wolcott 41 Kaynor 28 O’Brien Tech 28 Kaynor 20 Lasallette 39 Kaynor 25 Oliver Wolcott 31 Indicates wins. rr Co. Capt. Brian Doody In M.R.C. League meet Art Rod- riguez Capt. George Eason came in 1st. and 2nd. on a 2.6 miles course- setting a new record. V L T 2 I 1 Here’s our Big K” 75 B a s k e t First Row; Donzel Council. Lenny Walker, John Nolan. Mike Godsil, Charlie Armstrong. Second Row: Jerry Hunter. Alex Cruz. Larry Dawson. Dave Hotchkiss. Back Row: Coach Teardi, Sam Martinez. Earl Lawercnce, John Kinion. Assistant Coach: Lou Ricciuti. Cheerleaders Kaynor Crowd Out of my way Peon!” Earl Lawercnce ball Coach Ieardi decides to use the new play. Another victory for the Panthers. Team Record V L T M R W L C T 3 6 0 6 2 0 TEAM SCORES Kaynor 80 Kolbe 93 Kaynor 66 Wolcott 80 Kaynor 36 Gilbert 31 Kaynor 44 Bunnel 71 Kaynor 60 Goodwin 61 Kaynor 77 Watertown 56 Kaynor 70 O'Brien 50 Kaynor 39 Goodwin 51 Kaynor 67 I.asalettc 62 Kaynor 79 Goodwin 56 Kaynor 70 Wilcox 50 Kaynor 91 O. Wolcott 75 Kaynor 86 Wilcox 67 Kaynor 64 Aquinas 63 Kaynor 78 O. Wolcott 52 Kaynor 78 O'Brien 58 Kaynor 45 Wolcott 44 Kaynor 67 Lasalctte 82 Kaynor 45 Aquinas 72 Kaynor 93 Watertown 52 Tournament Games Kaynor 73 Stonin ton 53 Kaynor 47 Montville 50 19 Track 72 Co. Captain George Eason (loach Mike Emanuel Captain Don Council Senior Capt.” Don Council jumps into action. Front Row (left to right): Conch Emanuel, Captain Don Council, Co Captain George Eason, Manager Irving Sands, Timer Mr. Pcrlotto. Second Row (left to right): Tom Gleason, Brian Doody, Ron Boucher (Manager). Steve Pinto. Ray Lopez, Frank Esposito, Bob Schifiliti. Third Row (left to right): Gary Swircenski. Joe Goldman. Lou Collette, Ray Dumouchel. John Nolan. Art Rod- riguez, Pete Sandore (Manager). Fourth Row (left to right): Skip Ivester, Bob Nardonna, Gary Fenskc. Ron Nitowski, John Desanto, Paul Rainonc. Paul Mendyka. Fifth Row (left to right): Steve Cammack (Manager). Team Record W L T 5 6 0 SCORES Kaynor Opponent Kaynor 68 Sacred Heart 57 Kaynor 36 Eli Whitney . 77 Kaynor 51 Crosby 62 Kaynor 69 Kennedy 53 Kaynor 47 Thomaston 66 Kaynor 68 Wilby . 52 Kaynor 31 Wilcox- 86 Kaynor 85 Lit ch field 28 Kaynor 331 2 Wolcott . 79 Kaynor 721 2 Goodwin Tech 52� 2 In City Championships on May 25, 1972 where Kaynor placed 3rd of 6 city schools. Co. Captain George Eason leads the pack for a 4th place in the All City Track and Field Meet. Please Do Not Step On The White Lines!” Freshman Steve Pinto places 3rd in the 100-yard-dash in the City Meet. He’s got the Flying K on him. Sophomore Art Rod running his way for a place, too. 81 B a s e b a Front Row: Managers—Richard, Al, Reggie, and Paul. Sitting: Score Keeper—George, Armstrong, Hotchkiss, Walker, Geddcs, Fuller, Stango, Mattson. Standing: Ruggerio, Ferrante, McKay, Con- way, Kline, Carney, Marino, Testa, Jeffreys, Coach Augelli. Coach Augelli talks strategy to seniors. Dave pitches another perfect game. Team Record M R C W L T V L T 3 10 0 2 6 0 Kaynor Kaynor 17 SCORES Opponent I.asalctte 3 Kaynor 3 O'Brien 5 Kaynor 0 Watertown 5 Kaynor 1 Wolcott 8 Kaynor 2 O. Wolcott 3 Kaynor 15 Lasalette 0 Kaynor 1 Watertown 2 Kaynor 2 O’Brien 5 Kaynor 2 Wilcox 3 Kaynor 2 Wolcott 19 Kaynor 2 O. Wolcott 4 Kaynor 3 Goodwin 1 Kaynor 2 Wilcox 5 Charlie grabs an out for our side. Y A ' A YA ' A w m smm 83 Mr. Fclth Mr. Cook Automobile 84 The seniors at theory Seniors putting their knowledge to work 85 Senior girls studying their anatomy Miss O'Riclly Beauty Culture It must be date” ni Mr. Roy Mr. Furhman Carpentry Carpentry Senior working on Year Book. 88 There’s a place for everyone. The proof of a good carpenter. . . . and putting it to use. 89 90 Mr. Francis lHhJ Looks like a long day for the draftsmen. 91 Mr. Armond Mr. Kamcrzel Electrical Time not allotted by Mr. Armond for Theory Pictures. 92 93 Mr. Tuppcr Electronics Mr. Zimmerman Would you believe fixing the radio? Things to learn about things to do Miss Schuster Fashion Design 96 Senior girls busily doing their work. 97 Mrs. Edwards Pattern Drafting ntii Mr. Creem Machine Here we go again! Mr. Pomponio Each senior working towards the finished product. 99 Would you believe it?” 101 Mr. Laughrcy Mr. Sutton Tool and Die 102 103 Sharing Horizons that arc new to us . . . 104 Watching the signs along the way . . . 10$ GROUP C Talking it over, just the few of us . . . ■ GROUP D Working together Day by Day. 107 801 worn WINflf Senior Prom And when the evening comes we smile. y--4 Field Senior Class Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha? 118 of 1972 119 fVVW mmm i !!!!!:! I (Kb Ifj i Mil! National Honor Student Council Meeting Student Council hard at work. 126 128 y Senior 130 Awards Day 131 132 133 Boy, Am I burned! What? Who? Where? Hey, Big Boy. Compliments of METAL FABRICATIONS, INC. 574 EAST MAIN STREET WATERBURY, CONN. QUALITY ROLLING DE-BURRING CO., INC. F. B. MATTSON CO., INC. PLANK ROAD. WATERBURY, CONN. George LaCapra General Building Contractors TELEPHONE 754-7647 985 WATERTOWN AVENUE WATERBURY. CONN. DONN-L STUDIO 84 BANK STREET Waterbury, Connecticut 756-2992 Turret Lathe Products Drilling Production Milling Tapping SANDUR TOOL COMPANY General Machine Tools Jigs - Fixtures ■ Gauges TEL. PLaxa 3 0004 ANTHONY DAJRSO 853 Hamilton Ave. Watorbury, Conn. McBRIDE’S RESTAURANT 350 WALNUT STREET WATERBURY, CONN. Tel.: 753-1408 Apizza is our business” Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF 1972 THE STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORS, OFFICERS, AND REPRESENTATIVES Compliments of ISELI COMPANY GREYSTONE ROAD TERRY VILLI:, CONN. 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