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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1975 volume:

SUNSET Youth sets there with the sun. He'll rise again, But never quite the same. Today is over. And love no more with finger-tips of pain Will touch the lips of loved one and of lover. This light that dies upon the Western plain Will burn upon the east again like fever, But we shall look for love again in vain, We who have said farewell to youth forever. For, like two rivers gathering their forces, Our lives go forward, smoother, deeper under; We hear no more the tumult of our sources, We feel no more the hill-encircled thunder. But seek, instead, down ever broader ways, The deeps of ocean, and the end of days PANTHER Technical School Connecticut Volume 20 THE WHITE HOUSE WA SHINGTON TO THE 1975 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: As high school graduates, you are passing an important milestone. You are about to enter into a society that is filled with challenge and opportunity. What you do with your lives from this point forward will determine not only your personal self-fulfillment, but the general well-being of our nation. You carry with you the hopes of those who know and trust you. The future of America depends on your generation. You can make of America whatever you want. The oppor- tunities before you arc as great as the challenges. Education is the greatest key to a better life. But to open the door of opportunity you need faith in yourselves, pride in what you have accomplished, and the idealism to persevere. If you add to this the awareness that learning never ceases, you will indeed bring to your lives the kind of meaning and satisfaction you seek. I wish you every success on the road ahead. G � Mi ! 'SihF !t� !i!rW)!K(.‘ 1 i’i 1WUW:11 � ‘nnf ma| --v WhJv m :■ ft . I i o' 111 'NSw v1 ww 43 i|! i!i;i!’ |!' 1®!. i;i : i • i i i i!||i ! !j6 gtj� !iy« HIM Mr. Nicholas Augelli We would like to show our appreciation to a special individual for his guidance and unselfish donation of time and effort. The ”Kaynor 75” Yearbook honors Mr. Nicholas Augelli. We would like to thank Mr. Augelli for taking time. Time to come back to school nights, to work with us these past two years, in raising money selling coffee and pastry to night school students. Also, for his guidance in the long hours spent in putting all the memories in this book together and for his patience in collecting class dues and various activities throughout our Senior Year. With special committees, Mr. Augelli successfully helped to arrange a most memorable Junior and ”Senior” Prom. Mr. Augelli, you, are especially valued to us because of your sound trust in us as mature young adults. You fought for us to obtain a privilege recent Senior classes had been denied. This was the privilege of spending a two day class trip at Hershey, Penn. For this and more, Mr. Augelli we all THANK YOU . . . Please accept this dedication of our yearbook as a token of our gratitude and love. 4 Class of '75 Miss Mary O’Riley Many thanks to Miss Mary O'Riley for her help in organizing our class these past two years, and for the organization of cake sales. 5 John L. Rossi, Director My dear Graduates - By the time you read this message, I will have already congratulated you at your graduation ceremony. Now, for the permanent record, I repeat my congratulations and add best wishes for happiness and success in all that you undertake. Sometimes, in considering how we arc equipped for hap- piness and success in life, it helps to look at the way Nature has outfitted us: with two ears, so that we can lis- ten twice as much as we speak ; with the hand that cannot clasp itself, but can grasp another hand in friendship or offer a lift to a fellow human being. Then there is the inner voice” we all have. Socrates said of this voice that it never told him what he SHOULD do, but it always told him what he should NOT do. That same voice is in you. If you listen to it, you will continue to be good Kaynor graduates all your lives. Stop by once in a while to remind us how well you are listen- ing. J. L. Rossi To the Class of ’75: Thank you all for coming to Kaynor Tech. You added much to the school’s history - good students, good citizens, and good athletes. The large number of Honor Roll students, the growth of the National Honor Society members, your partici- pation in voter registration, bloodmobile programs, and your success in athletics all, were outstanding. It was a distinct pleasure to serve you as Assistant Director of the school dur- ing your high school days. Best of luck, JohnJ. Mills 6 John J. Mills, Ass’t Director DANIEL KEEFE Guidance Counselor You are 10 be congratulated for the knowledge and skills acquired while at Kaynor. The responsibilities and participation that go with adulthood are mas- sive; your value to mankind can only be determined by your will- ingness to use all your resources to help make the world a better place for your generation and the following ones. 1 want to wish the class of 75 success and happiness in all their endeavors, and I am happy to have been a part of their lives. Mr. Kopsick has been our counselor since our Fresh- man year. His willingness to over-extend himself on our behalf will always be remembered and appreci- ated. Mr. Kopsick has helped us as a group and more important has assisted us in solving our many indi- vidual problems. To Mr. Kopsick the class of '75 gratefully says - THANK YOU! WALTER KOPSICK Class '75 Counselor 7 Mrs. Genevieve Siperas, Mrs. Doris Cicchiello. Mrs. Martha Glennon, Mrs. Frances Vicario. MR. ROBERT M. RYAN Asst. Director Adult Ed. I MR. LAWRENCE TILFORD Office Manager 1 ANGELA MONTORY Evening Secretary MRS. MARJORIE SODEN MRS. DOROTHY THIBAULT L.P.N. Instructors MRS. MILDRED McWAID School Nurse MRS. DOROTHY ADAMSON Librarian 9 No Photo Available: Frank Satagaj Maintenance Supt. Custodial Staff Pete, Jim, Art Bill Allen Ashworth Top: Mrs. Lowe - Cafeteria Manager. Mrs. Ventieuf. Mrs. Agostine Mrs. Drazen. Mrs. Allen. Loretta Zabit Former Instructors That We Remember. Mr. Lou Ricciuti Social Studies Mr. Gene Ober Math Mrs. Elaine Edwards Pattern Drafting Mr. Dom Mancini Automobile Shop Vi . 12 Mrs. Gale Tirrell Mrs. Frances Thomas Mr. Michael Emanuel Mr. William Archer Science 13 Physical Education Mr. Richard Ierardi Mrs. Kathryn Shelhart p D a r t a t f e t r • i n n g « 14 Mrs. Lucille Rosin Mr. Frank Levanti Mr. Nicholas Augelli Mr. Edmund Rice M a t h Mr. Lawrence Brown Depi. Head 15 B R I e u a e d P • i r n • g n t Mr. Thomas Kelly Mr. Tom Kelly left Kaynor in 1975 to enter the construction field. Mr. Ron Boucher left to assume the duties of Department Head at Oliver Wol- cott Tech. The Class of '75 wishes them the best of luck. I 16 Mr. Ronald Boucher Seniors Group B Group 4D y t w 21 23 Left - Right, From Row: Kenny Byars, Joe Correia. Jim Conway, Ronald Stenson. Back Row: Joe Fusco. Mark Romanuk, Neumann Smith, Douglas Schnerr, Raymond Martin. Don Nagcoue, Don Mencio, Tom Taylor. Ron get rid of the comic book. 24 Will it run? Miss O'Reilly Dept. Head Beauty Culture Mrs. Holly 26 Linda Rainone, Lucy Pelletier My Boyfriend’s hair is Longer than this. Did you say leave or take off six inches? Ann and Kathy For Mr. Augelli! Guess who? 28 Carpentry Left - Right: Cesario Barbagallo, Francis Ney, Gillcs Marchessault, Scott Samuelson, Stephen St. Martin, Wayne Ficrmontc. Louie Ram- poni, Douglas Dowic, David McGrath. William Szepel. 30 Story telling time. 31 The Diriy Bakers' Dozen Electrical Paul, Tom, Dave, Ron and Dave - looking pretty. 32 33 This Is How It’s Done 34 Dave Assenza Luan Mane The boys at work. Electronics Mr. Zimmerman Mr. Tupper Dept. Head Left to Right: Francis Heilman, David Asscnza, Luan Mane, Thomas Korbusieski, Paul Palmicri. Rimas Smolskis. Fritz Cook, James Boisvert. Tyrone Patterson. Connect A to B . B to C??? Left - Right: Wendy Wilson. Fran Ferrare, Silvia Coromina, Deborah Brooks. Miss Schuster. Grace DeRicnzo. Judy Mattei. Miss Schuster Dept. Head Fashion Design This is the first time I ironed socks. Gossiping as usual!! 37 Can I get out now, please? Mr. Freeburg Mr. Fillion Mr. Pomponio Machine Tool Mr. Sutton Dept. Head Mr. Creem In Hartford Auto Show First Place All-Round and Second Place Display Left - Right: Mr. Carvahllo, George Flynn. Tom Cesnius, Rich Abney, Ed Ragauskas. Andy Mcccariello. Mr. Tabellione. Roger Snyder, Steve Pinto. Jeffrey Hayes. 40 Prize car! Is it lunchtime yet? Mr. Tabellione Dept. Head Paint and Body Repair Mr. Carvalho Bob Santos 43 National Honor Society “1975” Candlelighting Service Sue Zindros Senior Members Entrance 46 8 51 Senior Class Officers Junior Class Officers Youth, large, lusty, loving —youth full of grace, force, fascination. Do you know that old age may come after you with equal grace, force, fascination? 53 RICHARD $. ABNEY Paint Body •'Rich ' Hey rookie. . . What’s happening cool? . . . Will never forget bunt sacrifice against O'Brien Tech Baseball Team . . . first paint job in shop . . . Intends to be a poet like Mohammad Ali. Activities: Student Council (3, 4), Class Rep. (3, 4), Stu- dent Patrol (3, 4), Chess, Jogging, A.V. Clubs, Intramu- rals (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (3, 4), Yearbook Committee (Sports). Leaves Mrs. McWaid a lifetime supply of band-aids. DAVID GEORGE ASSENZA Electronics Achenze Mr. Mills, I have a good excuse. . . . Remembers pulling up flowers in Mr. Rossi’s garden, and the great coffee bust. Hopes to go into partnership with a friend . . . Plans to spend more time with Donna. Activities: Volleyball, Art, Flag Football. Leaves a new desk to Mr. Tupper just in case he can’t find his old one. CESARIO BARBAGALLO Drafting Remembers Mr. Schweitzer saying I'11 throw another 15 minutes on you. . . . Plans to open his own restaurant someday. Leaves Mr. Schweitzer a pair of jeans for next year's class. ELAINE MARIE BELLEMARE Beauty Culture ’’Now Listen, . . . Yea - but, . . . ”Got a Dime?” . . . In my opinion.” . . . Remembers Friday January 17, 1975 . . . Play Practice . . .Jr. Prom . . . New York . . . Fights with Debbie . . . Farm Shop with Pattie . . . Plans on being a hairdresser and getting married. Activities: Chess Club (3, 4). Leaves Miss O'Reilly a lifetime supply of towels. JOHN L. BARBIERI Electronics What was for homework.” . . . Remembers Field Day . . . Class Trip . . . Activities: Science Club, Bowling Club. Leaves Mr. Boucher an Electronics How To Do It Book. ” ANN MARIE BISAILLON Beauty Culture Ann ''I’ll be dipped. . . . Remembers Jan. 22, 1974 . . . Tonto . . . Junior Prom . . . Downtown on Sunday with Carol and Sue . . . Farm Shop with Lucie, Pattie, and Linda. Plans to Marry D.S. and have children. Activities: Sec. Student Council(3, 4), Jr. and Sr. Prom Committees, Bowling. I W • v love and thanks to the teachers. 55 Electronics JAMES G. BOISVERT RONALD T. BOUCHER Electrical R. T.” ’’That’s gusto . . . Don’t goof . .. . Be mellow . . . Ooh, Ooh, I forgot . . . Remembers ski trip’74 . . . Camping trip ’74 . . . Prom. A toast to all the good times. Activities: Art Club(l, 2), Soccer Star (1, 4), Student Council (1, 2), President of Student Council (4), Year- book Ads Committee, Ski Club (3, 4), Christmas Show (4). Leaves Mr. Manacek my unfinished book, Electrical Workbook.'' You're a Jerk!’’ . . . Paul, what’s the answer? . . . Recalls when Mr. Zimmerman caught him coming in late with 3 coffees and a tea - the tea was mine ... 1 own a Sun-bug and want to be a musician ... I have a sweet girl. Activities: Art, Volley Ball. Wills to Mr. Armond a crowbar to pry himself out of the men’s lounge near Plumbing and Auto, next time he gets locked in. Went with too much gusto . . . Recalls Electrical Shop, camping trip, ski trip, nights with the guys, New York trip. Activities: Ski Club, Christmas Show. Electrical DAVID A. BOUCHER Bouch 56 DELBERT E. BRINN III Machine - Tool Del” Hoi 66 . . . Remembers getting caught sneaking out of work early. Leaves Mr. Fillion his used tools, sales and service. DEBORAH JEAN BROOKS Fashion Design Brooksie I don't care . . . Where’s Wendy? . . . Will never forget Wendy’s upside down zipper . . . Nurses' Lav . . . downshifting in the rain . . . February 10th . . . Black Rock . . . Plans to work, travel and marry. Activities: Student Council (3, 4), Honor Society (3, 4). Leaves Miss Schuster ’'self-motivation. MARK A. BUDRIS Carpentry Activities: Christmas Show. Wills Mr. Boucher all his 2-H pencils. 57 KENNETH L. BYARS Auto K. B.” Hey man, what's up? . . . Will never forget the day he beat Mr. Levanti out of $3.00 . . . Remembers when all the brothers beat him up on his 17th birthday. Activities: Student Council (2, 3), Student Patrol (2,3, 4), Chess Club (2, 3), Intramurals (2, 3, 4). Wills Mr. Levanti a course on how to pronounce my name. MICHAEL H. CARRAFA Carpentry Mayo Send it in . . . Remembers Nov. 8, 1974, and June 11, 1975 . . . Junior and Senior Proms, Dec. 7, 1974 . . . Tanya . . . Remembers backing into Mrs. Pan- none’s car at Jr. Prom . . . Plans to become a carpenter Activities: Chess Club, Ski Club, Christmas Play. Leaves Mr. Fuhrman a bottle of hair tonic. THOMAS A. CESNIUS Paint Body Hey, Sweet Pea . . . Remembers burying the spee- dometer in 3rd gear in Whip's 4-speed Fairlane . . . Pulling 360’s in Ronnie’s Mustang . . . riding around all night. Leaves Frank Levanti a couple of gutted Volkswagen shells. 58 JAMES WILLIAM CONWAY, II Auio ''Jesse'' It's almost Friday” . . . Remembers 9 14 74. Activities: A.V. Club, Student Council. Leaves Mr. Felth his convertible. DEBRA A. COOK Fashion Design Cookie Hey Jud, Oh man! . . . Remembers combat training up the Country Club, mystery robber . . .Jr. and Sr. Proms, Jr. Year, 4 day Class Trip, Wendy's upside down zipper . . . Class Trip with Mr. White . . . Likes to sew, cook and do ceramics, Plans to work in trade after graduation. Activities: Cheerleading (1, 2, 3), Captain (2, 3), Stu- dent Council (1-4), Student Congress (3, 4), Sr. Class Sec., Student Patrol, Night School Worker, Jr. Prom, Yearbook Committee. Leaves Mrs. Thomas a class on time. DAVID C. COLLINS Electrical Ape Man Recalls meeting Sharon . . . Sept. 14, 1974 . . . Trip to New York . . . 11 8 74 . . .Sr. Prom . . . Activities: Ski and Jogging Club, Cross Country, Track. Leaves Mr. Kamarzel the question What's the greatest thing about a woman, and leaves a small violin playing My heart bleeds for you. 59 SILVIA COROMINA 'Tm just kidding.” . . . Remembers Nov. 8, 1974 . . . Farm Shop . . . Senior Prom . . . Class Trip . . . Mrs. Rosin’s room wiih Debbie C. . . .I'll miss the gang and colors . . . Activities: Bowling, Jogging Club (1, 2), Student Patrol (3), Student Council Rep. (3), Senior Rep. (4), Jr. Prom, Yearbook Committee, Night School Worker. Leaves Kaynor my love and the happiest days of my life. FRITZ J. COOK Electronic You forgot the Brandy you idiot. . . . Remembers the parties held at different buddies' houses . . . The test we were supposed to get, but never got from Mr. Tupper. Activities: Science Club. JUDE T. CROCCO Machine-Tool Remembers visiting Mr. Mills frequently. Crock 60 RONALD J. DcBELLIS Electrical Bird-Man I can't see . . . Drive, Bill” . . . Remembers camping trip . . . New York trip . . . Vermont Ski Trip, '74 . . . Christmas Play '74 . . . Prom . . . Graduation . . . Electrical Shop Seniors . . . the few nights out with the guys . . . Bud's Place” Colesium and Palace Concerts. Activities: Ski Club (4), Bowling Club (1). GRACE A. DeRIENZO Fashion Design C'monjude . . . Did you see that concert? . . . It was unreal . . . Remembers parking lot in A.M., . . . the puppet show she and Judy put on in the girl's room . . . the Yes concert . . . Hop Brook. Activities: Concerts, Crafts, Jr. Prom, Yearbook, Class Play Rehearsal. Leaves Mr. White My way of doing the income tax returns. PAUL P. DENTE Machine - Tool High Riser Activities: Sports Club, Volleyball, Intramurals, Chess Club, Bowling Club, Selling coffee to night classes. Leaves Mr. Fillion some of his hair. 61 JOSE A. DIAS Machine Tool Activities: Chess Club, Soccer (2, 3, 4). DAVID C. DERY Electrician ’ Boring Let George do it . . . Remembers first job he went on in shop . . . Bus trip to New York. Activities: 1974 Christmas Show. Leaves Mr. Butterly a pair of junky orange boots. DOUGLAS M. DOWIE Drafting Zowie What a joke . . . Recalls March 16, 1974 . . . New Year's Eve '74. Activities: Honor Society (3, 4), Bowling Club (1). Wills Mrs. Tirrell a new filter for her fish aquarium. 62 RAYMOND J. DUPONT Machine - Tool Ray” Remembers Intramural Championship 2 . . .2-13-73 . . . 8:00. Activities: Bowling Club, Press Club (2, 3), Chess Club (4), Intramurals (2, 3, 4). ERNEST U. FAMIGLIETTI Machine - Tool Rock Remembers the time Mr. Rossi brought him in from the front lawn of school because he had his shirt off. Activities: Intramural Basketball (2, 3, 4), Class Repre- sentative (4). JAMES B. FASANO Electronics Fazz Are we getting drunk tonight or what? . . .Remem- bers two unscheduled visitors in parking lot J. G. and C. P. 1111 . . . May 17, 1974 Recreation Field . . . Janet G. . . December 13, 1974 . . . Plans to buy a van and drive to Florida, get married to my honey (J. L. G.) in two years. Leaves my seat at the Farm Shop to Mr. Mills. 63 WAYNE A. FIERMONTE Drafting Plans to continue in the field of drafting and join the armed services. Activities: Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4). Leaves Mr. Schweitzer a piece of 3-H lead. GEORGE J. FLYNN Paint Body Jay Does it really matter? . . . Will never forget his old Chevy's (1955 - 1957) . . .Mae. . . N.V.V.A. Leaves Mr. Carvalho many glorious years of cars with auto-body rot. FRANCES A. FERRARE Fashion Design Franny What's to eat . . . Remembers Nov. 8, 1974 . . . Keeping score for volleyball with Patty O'Gara . . . This yearbook and all the people in it. Likes the outdoors, swimming, bike riding, and living her life free from day to day. Activities: Student Council Rep. (2), Honor Society (3, 4), Junior Class Sec., Night School Helper, Student Council Treas. (4), Yearbook Editor. Wills Mr. White a big glass of lemonade and an all pur- pose personality hat. 64 JOSEPH S. FRANCIS Electrical Brains Let George do it! . . . Get out of my book . . . Remembers when Electrical Shop sang for Mr. Boucher . . . Bud’s Place . . . Trip to New York . . . Enjoys bowling and shooting pool. Activities: Honor Society (3, 4), Science Club (4), Class Representative. Leaves Mr. Armond a shoe shine kit. JOSEPH F. FUSCO Auto Joey What's your problem? . . . Remembers the night champagne was spilled in his car, and K. R. . . . When R - smashed his fender. Activities: Bowling (1, 2), Prom Committee, Yearbook Committee, Student Council. DAVID M. GREEN Electronics Mean Dave Green What was last night’s homework Paul? . . . Recalls New Hampshire in the summer of '74 . . . Likes to hunt, fish and have a good time. Plans to travel in the summer of ’75. Wills Mr. Butterly a pair of junky orange shoes. 65 JEFFREY W. HAYES Paint and Body Hayes Remembers the theory room Activities: Chess Club (1). Wills Mr. Tabellione a larger theory room. FRANCIS HELLMANN Electronics Frank Egads! . . . Remembers the IEEE, and Mr. Butterly’s Friday morning tests. Activities: Intramural Volleyball and Basketball (3, 4), National Honor Society (3, 4). Gives Mr. Tupper 4 creepers for his new benches. GARY HUMPHREY Electrical Hump” Why me? . . . Anytime you guys. . . . You clowns. . . . Remembers the 1974 Christmas Show . . . the New York trip . . . The weekends with the fel- lows from the Electrical Shop . . .the Junior and Senior Proms. Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing . . . Ice Skating . . . Bowl- ing . . . Coin Collecting . . . fixing my 1961 V.W. Activities: Audio Visual, Soccer Manager (2), Christmas Show (4). Leaves Mr. Armond in peace, with a happy retirement. i i I 66 ft CHISTOPHER IERONIMO Electronics Chip Activities: Chess Club, Fund Raising Night School (3). RHEA JAMPOLE Beauty Culture Peanuts , Shortstop Git out of here! . . . Remembers May 25, 1974 . . . New York City '74 . . . New Year’s Eve ’74 . . . When the lights went out in the hall . . . Plans to work and get married. Activities: Bowling Club (2), Cheerleading (2, 3), Capt. (4), Fund Raising - Night School. Wills Miss O’Reilly 25 mannequins. IVERO. IVERSON, III Machine - Tool Large Eyes What a joke! Activities: Soccer (2, 3, 4), Track (2), Basketball Intra- murals (1, 2), Student Council (3), Student Patrol (3), Chess Club (1, 2), Sports Club (4). Leaves Mr. Fillion all my unfinished work. 67 WAYNE I. JOHNSON Auto ”C. H. Flame Digit . . . Take it . . . Remembers good friends . . . good times . . . starting early Winter dismissal petition with Mike A. . . . Plans to continue education . . . settle down . . . loves females and guitars. Activities: Chess Club, Bowling Club, Press Club, Class Rep.(4). Leaves Mr. Kopsick his thanks. THOMAS A. KORBUSIESKI Electronics Korby Yea tell me about it . . . Recalls great coffee bust . . . theory classes in subzero temperatures . . . IEEE Show . . . pictures of Luan’s totaled Firebird. Activities: Student Council, Volleyball and Basketball Intramurals. Leaves Mr. Tuppcr 18 Lab Volt Power supply and Volt meters. GARY J. LEMAY Carpentry Remembers Nov. 1974, Nov. 24, 1973. Wills Mr. Levanti his boots and shovel. Clamy 68 PETER L. LIEBER Machine - Tool Pistol Pete Hey white boy . . . Will never forget State Tourna- ment . Activities: Varsity Basketball, Sports Club (2, 3, 4). CHARLES J. LEOGRANDE, JR. Carpentry Chas Remembers Nov. 8, 1974 . . . Graduation Day. Activities: Chess Club, Class Trip, Christmas Play, Glee Club Accomp. Plans to go into music and run a store with piano tuning. RAYMOND F. LOISEAU, JR. Drafting Remembers going to the National Judo Tournament. Activities: Crosscountry, Track, Chess Club, Volleyball. Hobbies: Judo, Karate. Leaves Mr. Emanuel a pair of unusable running shoes. 69 BRYAN SCOTT MANDELL Machine - Tool Activities: Chess Club. Fryin' LUAN MANE Electronics ” Unguine Greeting! . . . Remembers totaling his Firebird and the Great Coffee Bust. Activities: Bowling Club, Chess Club, Volleyball. Plans to go into business with a buddy. Leaves Mr. Tupper a new Color Bar Generator. GILLESJ. MARCHESSAULT Drafting 70 SAMUEL MARTINEZ Carpentry Pillow Head What’s happening. Activities: Basketball (2, 3), Jogging Club, Baseball (3), Intramural. PAUL J. MASTROIANNI Electrical Rodrigue Like wow man . . . Remembers Trip to N.Y. with the guys . . . Bud's Place” . . . 74 Christmas Play . . . Partying after the basketball games . . . Paul making a 180 turn . . . Skiing on Saturday nights. Leaves Mr. Levante some papers. RAYMOND J. MARTIN Auto Ray Take it easy. I leave $8.00 to Harvey’s Restaurant in New York. 7 DAVID P. McGRATH Drafting Dave Remembers tryouts for O.P. . . . July 27, 1974. Activities: Bowling Club, Science Club (1, 2), Chess Club (2, 3), Yearbook Committee, Intramurals, Junior Prom Committee. JUDY MATTEI Fashion Design Jude” What? . . . Will never forget Rhode Island 2-13-75 . . . Puppet show . . . Substitute in lav upstairs . . . The Vinly Family. DONALD A. McKAY Machine - Tool Hardworker” ”Hey, Hardworker” . . . Cupcakes” . . . Remembers winning intramurals 1974 . . . The Bam . . . ”Yes” . . . Clinton beach 1974. Activities: Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4), Basketball Intramurals. Leaves Mr. Sutton in Peace. 74 ANDREW N. MECCARIELLO, JR. Drip ARTHUR R. MENCIO Plumbing Activities: Baseball (2 yrs.)� Intramurals (3 yrs.). Wills Mr. Levanti a parachute. Paint Body Activities: Art Club Leaves Bob Skrip 17 snoils. Yank” DONALD E. MENCIO Auto Freak Whatta ya mean? . . . Remembers smashing his Sun- beam on the way to Kaynor. Wills Mr. White memories of the Sunbeam he sold him. 75 ANTHONY R. MORDINO Drafting John Wayne It could have been worse, it could have been me. Remembers literally destroying the school at the end of Jr. year, and 8 5 75. Activities: Honor Society, Art Club, Basketball, Volley- ball Intramurals, Christmas Show. Plans to continue in Drafting and eventually move to southern California. Leaves Mr. White a cup of coffee, no sugar. PATRICK A. MORIARTY Plumbing Pat Will always remember Bud’s Place . . . New York . . . Basketball games. Activities: Track, Sports Club. RONALD E. MUROWSKY Drafting Ron What? . . . Don't ask me. 76 JAMES J. MURPHY Machine - Tool Hardworker” How ya doing? . . . Sweetheart . . . Remembers roaming the halls with the hardworker doing some work. Activities: Basketball (1), Intramurals (3), Student Coun- cil (1), A. V. (2), Student Patrol (1). Leaves Mr. Sutton a bottle of wine. JOSEPH NACLERIO Carpentry Sleeper Will always remember Nov. 8, 1974. Activities: Christmas Show, Intramurals, Yearbook Ads. DONALD J. NAGEOTTE Auto Don Leaves Mr. Felth with peace. 77 BASIL A. NASTRI JR. Carpentry Bucky Be cool” . . . Always remembers Nov. 8, 1974 . . . Class Trip . . . Sully’s party . . .Jan 13, 1975 . . . Terry. Plans rodeo activities and to travel the country. Activities: Bowling Club, Christmas Play, Class Rep. (4), Prom Committee (4). FRANCIS M. NEY Drafting Remembers getting hit by Bill's car. Activities: Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4). Plans to continue in trade. DENNIS P. O’CONNOR Plumbing ••Rock Let’s kite and party . . . 67 Riveria . . .Squibs . . . Will never forget Mr. J. J. Mills . . . Parking lot . . . 1st floor lav . . . D. D. . . . Buzzing . . . Remembers the Hill, the bank and riding in the Van. Activities: Press Club. t 78 Electronics PAUL PALMIERI Palm TYRONE PATTERSON Electronics Alright . . . Recalls trip to U.N. Wills Mr. Butterly an Elvis Presley Album. Don't worry about it . . . Remembers finding an old sandwich inside a piece of test equipment. Activities: Art, Intramural Basketball, National Honor Society. Leaves 22 minutes of his time to Mr. Butterly. Mr. Cheese PAUL J. PAVONE Electrical Birdy Eyes You only go around once . . . We're Caught . . . Remembers '74 camping trips . . .ski trip . . . 11 8 74 . . . New York trip . . . Senior Prom and Graduation . . . Hertz Rent-A-Truck . . . Bud's Place . . . Citrus and Lollipops. Activities: Jogging Club (1, 2, 3), Ski Club (4), Track (4) Cross Country (3), Senior Class President, Christmas Assembly, Fund Raising Night School. Leaves Mr. Augelli a map to the Raven Inn. 79 Machine - Tool ANTONIO PEDRO JR. Tony No-way . . . Plans to be a loolmakcr Activities: Bowling Club. LUCIE MARIE PELLETIER Beauty Culture Luce Will never forget 1 17 75 . . . New York 1974 . . . 3,4. . .Jr. Year . . . 7 14 . . . These Eyes . . . Angel . . . Farm shop with Patty . . . screaming in gym . . . Class Trip . . . music and Hawaii. Activities: Bowling Club (1), Student Council (2, 4), Honor Society (3, 4), Senior Class Play, Christmas Show (4), Student Patrol (4). Wills Mr. White some new chalk to throw on his desk. RICHARD W. PELLETIER Carpentry Wolf R. P. Remembers New York Trip Activities: Honor Society, Chess Club, Intramurals. 80 STEPHEN J. PINTO Paint Body Speedy Pinto Cacha . . . Take a long walk off a short pier . . . Will never forget Feb. 13, 1973 . . . Sept. 25th. Activities: Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Bowling (1), Joggers Club. Leaves his unfinished 1967 Caprice to Paint and Body. ANTONIO M. PEREIRA Plumbing Tony Activities: Jogging Club. LOUIS PEPICE Electrical Squeegee Remembers Judy, New York Nov. 8, 1974, Dialtone, Christmas Play, Proms, Graduation, and Electrical Sen- iors. Activities: Christmas Play. 81 WILLIAM H. PRATT Paint Body Bill” Take it easy . . . Will never forget the smoked filled lav. Leaves Mr. Archer 60 cents for each test tube. DONALD C. PRANULIS Auto Dyno Don Never beat on my car . . . Remembers the three rear ends he broke in one month in his Mustang. BRUCE E. POPE Machine - Tool Pope Take it easy, boy!” . . . Remembers taking over the shop from Mr. Fillion. Activities: Baseball, Science Club, President of A.V. Club, Prom Committees, Senior Class Representative for Shop, Jogging Club. 82 EDWARD F. RAGAUSKAS Paint Body Boo Boo YalP Remembers crawling into Mr. Emanuel’s room and getting caught, after the fifth time! . . . Stories in Mr. Levanti’s room about parachuting over the heart of New Milford . . . singing 12 days of Christmas about teachers with Tom in front of Mr. Emanuel's room for extra credit. Activities: Golf Team, Intramurals, Sports Club, Bowling Club. Leaves Mr. Levanti a parachute in a pine tree that is located in the heart of New Milford. LINDA M. RAINONE Beauty Culture I’m hungry . . . Will always remember the great chase at Hop Brook . . . Summer of '74 . . . May 26, 1974 and my pal. Activities: Girls' State Delegate, Honor Society (3, 4), Fund Raising - Night School, Yearbook Committee. DAVID J. RAMONAS Plumbing Dirty Dave Nit Fumble, Fumble . . . Don't worry about it . . . Remembers the 10:05 and 12:17 visits to the boy's room to comb our hair . . . Bill's flashlight that disap- peared four times, courtesy of the plumbing shop. Activities: Baseball manager (2), Intramurals (4). 83 LOUIS G. RAMPONI, III Drafting Louie Give 'em a scratch, Ron. . . . Remembers . . . Dana July 17, 1974, Jan. 10, 1973, Junior Prom, Kill- ing Murowsky in Math Class . . . Plans on becoming rich and successful. Activities: Senior Class Play. I, Louis Ramponi, leave Mr. Sweitzer a pair of squeagy- weagy shoes. WILLIAM J. REARDON Electrical CopOut I don't care. . . . Don't bother me Ron. . . . Gary your boring. . . . Remembers Camp-out'75 . . . New York, Christmas Play '74, Bud's Place. Activities: Track (1, 2), Soccer (2, 3), Christmas Play, Jogging Club. WILLIAM J. RESAVY Electrical Willy-Fu In the parking lot at 3, I'll kill you, Hump. . . . Remembers . . . Good times in shop . . . Proms . . . New York Trip . . . New Years Eve . . . Humps V.W. . . . Drive-ins. . . . Karate, bowling . . . Collecting Bruce Lee magazines and posters. Activities: Golf (3, 4), Class Representative (4), Ski Club (4), Christmas Show (4). I leave Mr. Boucher a straight T square and Mr. Armond with the saying We are best equipped to give you theory.'' JOSEPH A. RIBEIRO Machine - Tool Pe’le' ” Chow baby” . . . Digit . . . Remembers when he received Best All Around Trophy in Soccer. Activities: Soccer (2, 3, 4), Student Council (4), Student Patrol (3), Intramurals Basketball (3, 4), Volleyball (4). DOMENIC RINALDI Electronics Wop Say what man . . . Remembers P. R. Activities: Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4), Captain (3, 4), Joggers Club, Chess Club, Art Club. JAMES P. RIZK Carpentry J.J.J. Let's party . . . Remembers Graduation day . . . Trip to New York . . . Sully's Party. 85 MARK ROMANUK Auto Farmer” Future plans are to work, travel and enjoy life. Activities: Audio-Visual Club. MICHAEL J. RYAN Carpentry Mike Siring Bean's . . . Will always remember New York Trip . . . Sully's Party . . . Mr. Roy’s whistle . . . the 2 years with Mr. Boucher on the Soccer Team . . . The Zappa Concert . . . Plans to enjoy life and trips around different areas. Activities: Jogging Club, Christmas Show, Chess Club. KATHLEEN A. ROBINSON Beauty Culture Kat Oh ya . . . Where's Cindy and Sue . . . Remem- bers a lot of good times she had with Cindy and Sue . . . Plans to work at hairdressing and later marry. Activities: Cheerleader (2, 3), Co-Captain (4), Night School Worker. 86 I ROBERT L. SALERNO Carpeniry Nose Can'i do it man, just can't do it. . . . Memories of Jack Sullivan’s party . . . New Years Eve 1974. Activities: Intramural Basketball and Volleyball, Track Team, Jogging Club, Bowling Club. I leave Mr. Emanuel a package of Fruit of the Loom undershirts. SCOTT B. SAMUELSON Drafting Sam Tell me about it! . . . We’re caught . . . Remembers December'71 . . . '72 Nationals in Sarnia, Canada . . . Mas, L. G., K. L., J. M., J. B., Dave at O. P. . . . Tryouts . . . Plans to be successful actor . . . get married and have lots of kids. Activities: Student Council (2, 3, 4), Jr. Class President, Press Club (2, 3) V. P., Senior Class Rep. (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Jr. Prom Committee (3), Jogging Club (1), Christmas Assembly (3, 4), Director of Senior Class Play. I leave Mrs. Pannone a laugh to start each day. STEPHEN R. ST. MARTIN Drafting Plans to join the Army . . . Activities: Track (2, 3, 4), Bowling Club (1, 2), Student Patrol (2, 3), Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4). Leaves Mrs. Tirrcll a fresh pad of paper. 87 IRVING SANDS Machine - Tool Big I” Fire on basketball court” . . . Recalls all-star basket- ball team 8-30-74 . . . falling in love with Dig on 1-20- 74 . . .31 points performance in basketball. Dreams of becoming Rookie of Year in N.B.A. Hopes to play in N.B.A. Activities: Basketball (2, 3, 4), Track (2), Jogging Club, Sports Club. Leaves Coach Ierardi his favorite basketball skills. DAVE C. SANTORO Plumbing Tonto Wammer Jammer . . . Remembers first date with Ann . . . My first victory in track . . . Plans to go to work in trade and marry Ann. Activities: Track (1-4), Cross Country (2, 3), Soccer (4), Jogging Club (1-4). I leave Mr. Boucher my beat-up pair of soccer shoes. ROBERT N. SANTOS Plumbing Crip 'Tve killed for less . . . Recalls when he slept through the day covered with rags in a bath tub. Activities: A.V. Club, Intramurals. I will Mr. Conti some patience with me. 88 THOMAS E. SHUGRUE Electrical Colors” Once around life . . . That's yearbook material . . . party . . . Remembers camping trip 1974 . . . 11-8-74 New York Trip and Sullie’s party . . . 1974 Ski Trip . . . 1974 Christmas Show . . . Senior Prom . . . Senior Class Play . . . Graduation and to all the people who made this one fantastic year . . . Will always remember the week-ends with the gang and the parties. Activities: Student Council, 1974 Christmas Show, Ski Club Founder, Senior Class Play. CYNTHIA MARIE SHERMAN Beauty Culture Cindy Sue, where is Kathy now? . . . Always remembers 1st musketeer Kathy and 2nd musketeer Sue, and Bob Macary; Feb. 25, 1973 . . . Plans to wed Bob A. Macary Sept. 25, 1976 and raise a family ... to work in my trade. Activities: Cheerleading, Student Patrol, Yearbook Com- mittee, Class Play. I will to Miss O’Reilly and Mr. Augelli my thanks for making my senior year memorable. DAVE M. SHAW Carpentry Shawzy Let’s party . . . Will never forget June 11, 1975 . . . Senior Prom . . . Class Trip . . . New York Trip . . . Sully’s house . . . Plans to move to Florida to become a carpenter, and stay single. Activities: Ski Club, Christmas Play. Leaves Mr. Fuhrman a pair of construction boots. 89 NEWMAN D. SMITH, JR. Auto Mopar Hemi Remembers his differences with Mr. Felth and remembers the things they got away with. RIMAS SMOLSKIS Electronics Rim” Get out of here. ” . . . Will never forget Nov. 5, 1973. 8:00 P.M. . . . Kim . . . Field Day '73 . . . Class Ski Bum. Activities: Soccer (1, 2, 3, 4), Jogging (1, 2), Ski Club (3, 4), Intramural Basketball and Volleyball. To Mr. Kelly I leave a pair of super hot dog skis. ROBERT SKRIP Paint and Body Bobby Bondo Body Come on, huh . . . Recalls drag racing on Watertown Avenue ... '69 Mustang. Activities: Basketball Manager I 90 ROGER S. SNYDER Paint Body Snidly If I did, you wouldn't be here . . . Remembers the day he and Bill Pratt were fighting in the theory room. Activities: Bowling Club (1). Leaves Mr. Tabellione an empty tube of putty. RONALD STENSON Auto Stens Brother . . . Remembers Big Lou . . . exhaust fan . . . 11-21-73 . . . Class of '75 . Activities: Intramurals, Student Council, Senior Class Trip Committee. Wills to Mr. Greider some onions. RONALD DESIRE STOREZ Machine - Tool Stork Activities: Jogging Club (1), Science Club (2). Wills to Mr. Fillion a tube of toothpaste and a new tooth- brush for his shop locker. 91 JOHN J. SULLIVAN Carpentry Sull Oh Yah sure. Will always remember Nov. 8, 1974 . . . Party. Activities: Basketball (2, 3, 4), Ski Club (4), Prom, Yearbook, Class Trip, Vice-President of Senior Class. Leaves a picture of me to Mr. Bill Fuhrman. WILLIAM SZEPEL Drafting Bill Are you serious? . . . I fumbled another one” . . . Will never forget the day I ran over Fran . . . Plans to join the Army. Activities: Intramurals (1, 2, 3, 4). Leaves Mr. Brown a geometric problem gladly. THOMAS P. TAYLOR JR. Auto Tom RICHARD K. VAIL Electronics Rich” Gone with the Wind . . . Will never forget trip to the United Nations . . . awards night for cross country when I received my letter. Activities: Jogging Club (1, 2, 3), Cross-Country (4), Night School Worker for Senior Class, Class Foreman (1), Intramurals (2, 3, 4). Plans to work, travel and have fun. Leaves Math to Mr. Brown, Science to Mr. Archer, and Eng. for the birds. JAMES F. VITONE Carpentry Cric Digit . . . Remembers Nov. 8, 1974 and June 11, 1975. . . Junior and Senior Proms . . .Gail. Activities: Bowling Club, Class Trip, Chess Club, and Audio Visual Club. DAVE L. URCINAS Carpentry Urcl Remembers Junior and Senior Proms . . . Nov. 8, 1974 trip to New York and Sul’s party. Activities: Jogging Club (1, 2), Baseball (2), Junior Cla; Vice-President. Wills Mr. Levanti a new parachute. 93 ROBERT C. WILLIAMS Plumbing Freaky Will” Mr. Freak Remembers his broken leg Junior year. Activities: Yearbook Photographer, Student Council (2,3, 4), Senior Class Rep. , Vice-President of A.V. Club (3, 4), Bowling Club. Wills Mr. John Conti a new tool box. WENDY E. WILSON Fashion Design Will never forget Jan. 13, 1973 . . . June 21, 1974 . . . Nurses' Lav. . . . Track session Jr. Year . . . Feb. 10, 1975. Activities: Student Patrol (3), Student Council (4). Wills to Mr. White the ability to talk more freely in front of girls. DARYL WOOD Machine - Tool Mr. Pea Take it easy, breezy . . . Check it out . . . Remembers Dec. 5, 1973 and turning the school out in Intramural basketball. Activities: Baseball (2), Jogging Club, Sports Club, Stu- dent Council, Press Club, Intramural Championship Team. Leaves Mr. Fillion a pair of pants with cuffs. 94 Beauty Culture ASPASIA S. ZINDROS ’’Sue Alio Babie Sexe-e- e Remembers Dave Santoro and the black paint . . .the two musketeers. Jan. 11, 1974 . . . Plans to work at trade. Activities: Junior and Senior Class Treasurer, Junior and Senior Prom Committee and Yearbook. Leaves Mr. Archer his M. A. Also graduating with the Class of 75. JOSEPH CORREIA Automobile STEVE J. GILBERT Automobile EUGENE C. LaFAUCI Automobile PATRICIA A. O'GARA Beauty Culture DOUGLAS G. SCHNERR Automobile VINCENT P. STANZIANO Automobile 95 Best Looking Silvia Grace and Dom Hollywood, here they come! 96 Class Athlete Silvia and Pcie We won, though! Most Courteous Franny and Wayne Happy Go Lucky Lucie and Bill ”Ya! Ya! Sure Mr. Mills! Class Couple Dave and Ann Inseparable ■ 7 Y’ C’mon, get at the end of the line. 97 ifcflieil i I 98 Did Most for Kaynor Debbie and Paul Best Dressed Silvia and Pete Longest Courtship Steve and Wendy Class Artists Ron and Kathy 99 Class Dreamers Tony and Linda 100 Playboys and Playgirl Bucky, Debbie, Ron Most Unforgettable Steve (Who?) Now where are they??? WANTED Most Unpredictable Elaine and Ed Franny Ferrare and Joe Francis MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Scou Samuelson CLASS ACTOR 102 Elaine Bellemare Kenny Byars CLASS ALIBIERS Autographs 103 104 “Teacher Sayings” Mr. Boucher - There’s no such animal. Mr. Levanti - You're burnt. Mr. Rice - You’re a turkey. Mr. White - Where’s my coffee. Mr. Butterly - Here Ha. Elvis Mrs. Adamson - You don’t belong in here. Mrs. Thomas - And by the same token. Mrs. Shelhart - Did you girls take your showers? Mr. Archer - The M. A. of this . . .’’ Miss Schuster - The self is in control of the self. Mr. Emanuel - You’ve got potential. Mrs. Rosin - Come on you guys. 105 106 re� Capt. Joe Ribeiro Front, L to R: Iver Iverson Joe Ribeiro Dom Rinaldi Back: Rimas Smolskis Ron Boucher Dave Santoro Won 7 Lost 3 Tournament Record Prince Tech 4 Kaynor Tech 1 Record 108 Coach Mr. Boucher Soccer Dave Santoro Iver Iverson Rimas Smolskis 109 Cross Country and Track Tyrone Patterson no Stephen St. Martin Capt. ni Pete Lieber Action Shot Jump it up! Jack Sullivan Group Picture Irving Sands Tyrone Patterson 112 What a Jump! Coach Ierardi Coach Ierardi and Team Record: 16-2 Tournament: 0-1 What a crowd! Basketball 113 r Baseball “75” Coach Mr. Augelli Bruce Pope It’s a coming. I THINK I got it!” W L Record 4 10 Baseball 115 Golf Left to Right: Ed Ragauskas. Capt. Ted Wojack, Coach Pete Pomponio. Steve Campoli, Tom Garbauskas, Bill Resavy. Missing: Bob Murphy. W 11 Record 117 Sports 118 119 121 122 I I Ilimrtii Senior A wards Day 126 127 131 King and Queen Dave McGrath and Debbie Cook 132 Mr. and Mrs. Augelli Debbie, Dave, Scott, Ann, Lynn at punchbowl. “You’ve Got a Friend” Junior Prom Grand March Music by Ivory 133 Senior Prom Never Can Say Goodbye SENIOR PROM AV W 1 H|G CLASS OF 1975 TOUCH haf l( I Ma� 80.14 t. About flit Thtnoi W $h« «, 1« Vofhtna Much, But to Teet Vou« Touch, And KnO'« Vou' c Reatl-i The f. EmbaA-itf Room Spindle. Hill Road if)olcoIt, Conneetieu.1 Eftiday Evening Hag 30, 1975 J 00 p.m. to It 00 p.m. HuUc by: STONEHENGE Graduation Day 6-18-75 140 141 Compliments of Kaynor Tech Student Council Rose Realty Waterbury Amusement Machine Co. 1601 Watertown Ave. 453 West Main St. Waterbury, Conn. Wtby. Conn. 753-6454 Best Wishes to the Class of ”75 J R Auto Supply Union City Road Prospect, Conn. New Service Center Now Open Advertisements 143 Best Wishes to the Class of 1975 Mallory Battery Components Plant Waterbury, Connecticut Duracell Product Line Best Wishes Class of ”1975 Compliments of Angela Montory Le Cordon Bleu Maison Ane 1700 Watertown Ave. Waterbury, Conn. a Friend Watertown Building Supply Co. Inc. Nemrow-Manning Div. 56 Echo Lake Rd. Watertown, Conn. 229 West Main St. Wtby. , Conn. 274-2555 Candy - Cigarettes - Tobacco xJk MmjjMciiibmI Jlfanafacfanny Company 1240 WOLCOTT STREET, WATERBURY, CONN. 06720 • TELEPHONE 203 757 0745 A DIVISION OF BUELL INDUSTRIES Clifford-Regal Inc. Beauty Salon Supplies Equipment Compliments of Revlon - Clairol - Zotos Helene Curtis - Fermodyl Best for Quality Best for Service ALLOY FOUNDRIES 145 Woodbury Pizza Castle 40 Sherman St. Woodbury Pizza Castle 143 Chase Ave. Waterbury Savings Accounts Home Mortgage Loans First Federal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WATERBURY 50 Leavenworth St. Naugatuck Valley Mall 656 Main St. Watertown 756-5527 JOE CHOWANSKY Chow an sky Motors K GENERAL REPAIRS X BODY REPAIRS X IMPORTS X DOMESTICS 617 WATERTOWN AVE. WATERBURY, CONN. ■r y 125 SOUTH MAIN STREET WATERBURY. CONN. 06702 PHONE 757-9833 274-6244 FRANK H. BILL. OWNER 146 WATERVILLE =a LUMBER IN BUILDING MATERIALS 1333 Thomaston Ave.-Waterbury (iottt Tw 756-5591 Best Wishes to the Class of ,,75,t Congratulations to the Class of 75 Acco Bristol Ken's American Division 763 Hamilton, Ave. 40 Bristol Street Wtby., Conn. Wtby., Conn. Best Wishes Class of ms ’ Congratulations - to the Class of 1975 WESTWOOD SHOPPING CENTER Watertown Avenue - (Just Past Municipal Stadium) Anchor Fasteners Heminway Corporation Wtby., Conn. 06720 147 Best Wishes Class of 75 Braca+o Manufacturing Co. Inc. Best Wishes to the Class of 75 148 Chase Brass and Copper Co. Inc. Waterbury Quality Rolling and Deburring Co. Inc. Consolidated Tube Besi Wishes From a Friend Lo Mark Foods The Nelson Heat Treating Co. Inc. Suburban Automotive Inc. Cardella Jewelers Marano Insurance Realty Co. Dianna Parizo Carby Manufacturing Co. Inc. j Conn. Nat'l. Bank Torrington Supply Co. Inc. La Bonnes Shurfine 1 Market Hammond Organ Studios J R Variety Anonymous 149 A Friend Mr. Mrs. John Rowland A Friend Mr. Mrs. Wm. Wilson McGraths Bldg. Supply Snelling Snelling Emp. Agency Mr. Mrs. Robert Reddic Randy Patricia Thomas Normurneyfierramsaintszep Bardowloumarsammac Leo A. Bisaillon, Sr. Robert R. Bisaillon Mr. Mrs. Robert N. Bisaillon, Sr. Robert N. Bisaillon, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Zephirin Bisaillon Norman P. Bisaillon Louis Maldonado Mr. Mrs. W. Kowaleski Mr. Dennis Kowaleski Mr. Zimmerman Mrs. McAlister Mrs. Adamson Mr. Sutton Mr. Carvalho Mr. Pomponio Mr. Levanti Mr. Tupper Mr. White Mr. Schweitzer Mr. Boucher Mrs. Joanne Pannone Mrs. Gale Tirrell Edith R. Schuster ROSE REALTY CO. Mr. SeanC. Butterly Michael R. Emanuel Mr. John P. Riera Mr. Mrs. Roy Mrs. Lucille Anne Rosin Mr. Richard Ierardi Loretta Zabit Gary Manack Mr. Mrs. R. Manacek Mr. Mrs. Enoch McWaid Mrs. Nicholas Augelli Terri Giacin Terri O’Day Paula Dugay Cheryl Dansby Mr. Mrs. C. Coromina 150 1975 Graduates NAME ADDRESS Abney, Richard S. Asscnza, David G. Barbagallo, Ccsario Barbieri, John L. Boisvert, James G. Bellemare, Elaine M. Bisaillon, Ann-Marie Boucher, David A. Boucher, Ronald T. Brinn, Delbert U. Brooks, Deborah J. Budris, Mark A. Byars, Kenneth L. Carrafa, Michael H. Cesnius, Thomas A. Collins, David C. Conway, James W. Cook, Debra A. Cook, Fritz J. Coromina, Silvia Correia, Joseph Crocco, Jude T. DeBallis, Ronald J. Dente, Paul P. DeRienzo, Grace A. Dery, David C. Dias, Jose A. Dowie, Douglas M. Dupont, Raymond J. Famiglietti, Ernesto U. Fasano, James B. Ferrare, Frances A. Fiermonte, Wayne A. Finke, Steven Flynn, George J. Francis, Joseph S. Fusco, Joseph F. Gilbert, Steve J. Green, David M. Hayes, Jeffrey W. Hellmann, Francis H., Jr. Humphrey, Gary R. Ieronimo, Christopher N. Iverson, IverQ. Jampole, Rhea P. Johnson, Wayne I. Korbusieski, Thomas A. LaFauci, Eugene C. LeMay, Gary J. Lieber, Peter L. Leogrande, Charles J. Loiseau, Raymond F. Mandell, Bryan S. Mane, Luan Marchessault, GillesJ. Martin, Raymond J. Martinez, Samuel Mastroianni, Paul J. Mattei, Judy A. McGrath, David P. 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