New Milford High School - Schaghticoke Yearbook (New Milford, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1974 volume:

Time it was, And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They’re all that's left you Paul Simon the first of all my dreams was of a lover and his only love, strolling slowly (mind in mind) through some mysterious land until my second dream begins — the sky is wild with leaves; which dance and dancing swoop (and swooping whirl over a frightened boy and girl) but that mere fury soon became silence: in hunger always whom two tiny selves sleep (doll by doll) motionless under magical foreverfully falling snow. And then this dreamer wept: and so she quickly dreamed a dream of spring — how you and i are blossoming — E. E. Cummings Table of Contents Dedication Principal's Message Seniors Faculty Underclassmen Activities Sports Senior Directory 6 Because of the great diversity of students in this school, there are very few teachers that touch the lives of nearly all. Mrs. Leonard, however, is one who does. She is admired for her tireless efforts, her infinite optimism, and her concern for people in school or out. She is not an outspoken crusader, but with her own quiet progress she provides for students’ needs. Always willing to help the individual, she is in turn, respected. It is for this personalized teaching, and the compassion and honesty that she shows towards all, that Mrs. Leonard is loved. And so, it is with great affection, that the Senior class dedicates the 1974 yearbook to this lovely lady. 7 NEW MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL 25 SUNNY VALLEY ROAD NEW MILFORD. CONNECTICUT 06776 PHONE: 354-3936 JOHN M. BENN VICEPRINCIPAL NATHAN CHESLER PRINCIPAL WILLIAM B. ATKINSON VICE-PRINCIPAL June 1974 To The Graduating Class of June 1974: When one looks at the class of June 1974� he sees students who are purposeful, responsible, dedicated, concerned and wholesome. True these adjectives may be generalizations but they aptly describe your class. The students of this senior class are purposeful in the way they go about their studies. They have shown responsibility in the type of individuals they have chosen to lead them, dedication to carrying out goals that they have established through democratic processes, concern with the welfare of their fellow students and wholesome in that they stand for something by the values they exhibit. These virtues are the kind that give us hope for the future. It is you who will be the leaders of tomorrow. The responsibilities, burdens and joys of leadership will be yours. It has been my pleasure to be associated with you. I would like to say to you in Latin: Ave Atque Vale - Hail and farewell! Sincerely yours, Nathan Chesler Principal 8 Jjru Mv fylL Achoeli im jj i jJro mc howo °l$)c)ak w $NL’ ownuL j nxo) Jylo u ? 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Love isn’t love till you give it away! Sound of Music Richard Joseph Baker Quack We are only so free that others may be free as well as we. Benjamin Whichcote Michele Diane Barnes Shell Make the best of every day For soon the day is gone To become another yesterday When comes tomorrow’s dawn. J. J. Barnes, Sr. Carol Jeanne Barnhart Take your time, think a lot, why think of everything you’ve got, u,r you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. Cat Stevens 13 Robert Bartek, Jr. Bob Give Light and the Darkness will disappear of itself. Desiderius Erasmus Allen Beatty Little Strokes Fell Great Oaks. Ben Franklin 14 Steve Belcher Lacey Benjamin What if in a moment of pure inspiration I began to love my dream of life and thus resumed my game and role? Phyllis Bennett Philups The people that have the most fun are those who don’t think of the consequences. LaDonna Linn Bierbower Tiger How do you dare to tell me that I’m my father’s son when that was just an accident of birth. I'd rather look around me — compose a better song, 'cos that's the honest measure of my worth. In your pomp and all your glory you’re poorer man than me, as you lick the boots of death born out of fear. Ian Anderson 15 Glenn Alan Bouquillon Teeth Life is something to take as it comes, for you never know what’s in store for you tomorrow ... So use it to its fullest extent today. Pamela Marie Bracey Penny The world is a beautiful place to be born into, if you don’t mind happiness not always being so very much fun, if you don't mind touch of hell now and then just when everything is fine, because i heaven they don’t sing all the time. Ferlinghetti Janet Lee Bresmon Jan So often I wrestle with myself over how I want to feel instead of trying to discover how I really feel. Hugh Prather Barbara Aileen Brickley Miss Mousey Life rushes on like a crystal mountain stream. Hours slip like sand in an hourglass dream. Yet my love for the past will go on and on always. Praying for all to have memories of our golden days. 6 Susan Kim Buddie Bubbles No love, no friendship will ever cross the path of my destiny without leaving some mark upon it forever. Unknown Connie Burrows Connie Truth is what prays in man, and a man is continually at prayer when he lives according to truth. Swedenborg Cindy Butterfield Life to people is a clock, to children who can’t tell time Life is freedom of the mind, fantasy not growing older. C. B. Mary Ann Byrnes Mo me Our prayers are answered not when we are given what we ask, but when we are challenged to be what we can be. Morris Adler 17 - Cheryl Lee Cairns Cher Passions are likened best to floods and streams: The shallow murmur, but the deep are dumb; So, when affection yields discourse, it seems The bottom is but shallow whence they come. They that are rich in words, in words discover That they are poor in that which makes a lover. Sir Walter Raleigh Jessica R. Campbell Donald The trouble with America is that there are far too many wide oper spaces surrounded by teeth. Charles Lucknam Cheri Carlson Cher There’s a feeling I get when I look to the west And my spirit is crying for leaving In my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke through the trees And the voices of those who stand looking. Led Zeppelin Janice Diane Carroll Jan If to express your true self You have to go against the conventions of society, so be it; For even though you may be refused admittance to the socially proper cliques and be scorned upon, the satisfaction of being your true self and the scandal you create will be your reward. 18 Linn Ann Chamberlin Yet the timeless in you is aware of life’s timelessness. And knows that yesterday is but today’s memory and tomorrow is David Chandler today’s dream. Stringbean Kahlil Gibran I am tired of four walls and a ceiling; I have need of the open fields. John Christen You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you. The Prophet Evelyn Catherine Confortini Ev Teach me how to walk; let me hold your hand like a child who needs security Let me lean on you until I can find the strength in myself to walk alone Keep me from falling by hanging on with a firm grip of understanding But if I lean too much, weaken and let me stumble — let us hold each other in love not habit. D. Dacey David Allen Corna Dave I hope that I will have such a good life that even my undertaker will cry. John R. Cover When I was young, I was told that anybody could become President: I’m beginning to believe it. Patrick Costello Coz Don’t walk in front of me — I may not follow Don’t walk behind me — I may not lead Walk beside me — and be my friend. Camus Wendy L. Cummings BooBoo I’ve got to get away from this day to day running around, everybody knows this is nowhere. Neil Young 20 Carol Marie Cusack Cuze This is not primarily the place where we have to be. It is the place where we are. This is not our prison, but our home. It is the road we must walk, and the walking of it is called life. Because we will only walk it once, then how important it is that we should walk it with some purpose that we can call our own. Jessica Mary Daniels Jessie If I had wings no one would ask me should I fly The bird sings and no one asks her why I can see in myself wings as I feel them If you see something else keep your thoughts to yourself I'll fly free then. Peter, Paul, and Mary Annamaria D’Alessio Anna There are two things to aim at in life, first to get what you want; and after that, to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieves the second. Arthur Day Art Why take life so seriously; you're never going to make it out alive. 21 Kathi Lynn Day Kathi The most precious gift I have received is life. The most precious gift I can give is love. Accept my gifts of love As I have accepted God’s gift of life. Join with me in loving to make this world A world of giving and a better place to live. Stephanie Lee De Alessio Steph I am equal with my brother and have never been any other way. Donna M. Dacey Live your life for yourself. Sometimes the cards ain’t worth a dime if you don’t lay ’em down. Don t let anyone live it for you. The Gratefu| Dead 22 Audrey Ann Derby Derby Time keeps movin’ on Friends they’re torn away I keep movin’ on for tomorrow’s another day. Linda Deross I am rich for I possess islands of clouds silver seas and a wealth of golden memories. M. W. Never abandon hope, for without hope there is no life to look Peter Diaz forward to. . Pete Live life looking forward with confidence and back without regret- 23 Susan B. Dodd Sue In a thousand years we shall all forget he things that trouble us now. Terry Leigh Downie Stretch My stubbornness fell away for I thought I understood. David P. Young Kathryn Mary Douskey Life i$ to love and to ,earn Live your life with ,ots of ,ove Kathy And stay away from loneliness. Live each day like there’s no tomorrow, for tomorrow may never come. 24 Jeanne Ann Drzal Jeon You can say “I want to be free. I can say someday I will be. James Taylor Kathryn F. DuBois Kathy A pessimist sees only the dark side of the clouds, and mopes; A philosopher sees both sides, and shrugs,- An optimist doesn’t see the clouds at all — he’s walking on them. Kevin Francis Ducey Duke A smile costs nothing but gives so much. It enriches those who receive it without making poorer those who give. Theresa Ann Dugan Tessi Love is a flower that blossoms time and time again if cultivated correctly. Perfect it and you have found the way to strengthen your soul. For eternity. 25 Robert Duhan I liked school. James Joseph Dvorak Gob Thoughts meander like a restless wind inside a letter box they tumble blindly as they make their way across the universe. John Lennon Paul McCartney Gregory David Dyer Life is far too important a thing to talk seriously about. Oscar Wilde 26 Peter Elliot Cynthia Ann Engels Cindy Jesus said unto them: ‘‘I am the light of the world, he that followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life.” John 8:12 Steven Edward Ericson Steve I have not yet begun to fight.” John Paul Jones Susan Amelia Ethier Sue Let man explore the eternal existence of time and space. Let him also fly with the clouds over the sunlit peaks. Returning to earth with an understanding of where he has been. Norman K. James 27 Carol Ann Fairclough Hogie I had a dream — crazy dream Anything I wanted to know — anyplace I needed to go. Hear my song — sing along any little song that you know Everything that’s small has to grow. Led Zepplin Eileen Patricia Falk Turtle My interest is in the future because I’m going to spend the rest of my life there. Ann Elizabeth Farnsworth Farnsie You’ve got to get up every morning with a smile on your face And show the world all the love in your heart Then people gonna treat you better You’re gonna find, yes you will That you’re beautiful as you feel. Carole King Deborah Ann Faure Deb Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not. R. F. K. 28 Julie Teresa Feeley Jewel Never fear that your life might come to an end. Rather, fear that it should have no beginning. rrancisco Fernandez Fona Paco There is a way to go over: Begin to walk. Frank E. Ferrence Words are the most powerful drugs ever invented by man. Raymond Scott Ferris Ray He who throws away a friend is as bad as he who throws away his life. Sophocles 29 Michael Kevin Fisher Fish No, I would not give you false hope. On this strange and mournful day When the Mother and Child reunion is only a motion away. Paul Simon Lori Flynn Lori Yesterday's hurt is Today’s understanding Rewoven into tomorrow’s life. Lynn Fitzpatrick Lynn Call me mean, call me evil I've been called much worse things around But I’m gonna take good care of myself, honey. Yea, ain't no one gonna drag me down. J. Joplin Kim Lee Foster Foster Sometimes a someone comes into our lives Who mirrors our thoughts, lifts our spirits and brightens our hearts. All of a sudden life has a new meaning and greater purpose than ever before. Marrietta Donaldson 30 Mara Beth Frankel Farkel Be selfish to yourself, by making others happy, by making yourself happy, too. Mildred Tillion Gene Alden Fredlund, Jr. Geno Let us be thankful for the fools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed. Mark Twain Anna Barbara Gawel Anna Let us be gay while we still have time, for in a hundred years there will be no more of us. Pamela Marie Geiger George You sit like a king upon your throne. Is that throne high enough or do you perhaps go a bit higher? Let me be a free peasant for when I lose the courage to be me I become a puppet on a string ruled by others and my spirit dies. 31 Love breeds Love A. S. Neill David Griesbach Greasy Brad Groll Brod Happiness is not a matter of events; it depends upon the tides of the mind. Alice Meyneu Barbara Jean Harris Barb The “divinity that shapes our ends” is in ourselves; it is our very self. Cindy Haynes Haynes Throughout all of my life I have been learning and living by a love for people. To work with people so that we may all lead better lives, so that we all can learn and love each other and create a world where people do not grow hungry, where men are really free and are not hampered by fear, ignorance and war. Arlo Guthrie 32 Gary Joseph Heaney Let early education be a sort of amusement: you will then be better able to find out the natural bent. Robin Anne Heck Rob If you smile I will understand 'cause that is something everyone does in the same language. Crosby, Stills, and Nash Kenneth John Henderson Fascist Have we vanquished an enemy? None but ourselves. Have we gained a victory? That word means nothing here. Have we won a kingdom? No — and yes! George Leigh Mallory f t t f fi P Cathleen Joan Hendrix Cathy You have the freedom to be yourself, Your true self, here and now and nothing can stand in your way. Jonathan Livingston Seagull 33 Captain Beefhart $usan Marie Hess Baggs All walking is discovery. On foot we take the time to see things whole. Hal Borland Volker Hintsch Experience the world around you and enjoy yourself. 34 You are a child of the universe, you have a right to be here . . . James Albert Hipp, Jr. Stay on speaking terms with all people ... If you think for one second that you can live without love, then you're just kidding yourself. Les Crane David M. Hoddy Dave Wanda Hughes Twig A man is as dead as he cannot communicate. He is as alive as he can communicate. 35 Kathryn Gail Jandreau Kathy And when it is all over, and I become a seed They’ll plant me in the universe, where the balance has got to be Now I don’t mind the dying ... no It’s the way it’s got to be What I hope I leave behind Is just a little bit of me. Wanda Kay Humiston Honda Don't walk in front of me — I may not follow Don’t walk behind me — I may not lead Walk beside me, and just be my friend. Camus Gina Marie Jajer Gina Love is the only flower that grows and blossoms without the aid of seasons. George Jennings John Jennings Colleen Johnson If you hate a person you hate something in him that is part of yourself. What isn’t part of ourselves doesn't disturb us. Hermann Hesse Debra Rita Johnston Debbie God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. 37 Ralph W. Kaesler Qui volat alis propriis fortunabit. Susan Ann Kenney Mini-burner Make one person happy each day and in forty years you will have made 14,600 human beings happy for at least a little while. Boyd Kilton William Kilton 38 Marc Koehlert Dying is the greatest high of them all. That's why they save it for last. Anon. Cynthia Evelyn Landry Clandry There is a smile of love And there is a smile of deceit And there is a smile of smile In which two smiles meet. Blake Marc E. LaRocque Rocky Dare to be kind, it’s more fun than you know. Give joy to others, and watch your own grow. Paul LaTerra Give me a firm spot to stand on, and I'll move the earth. 39 Gerald Andre Leblanc Gerry People should try to correct their faults, instead of trying to find fault in others. Maurice Leblanc Mo For every loss there is a gain, and for every gain there is a loss. Jeff Lescynski Leo W. Lesiak Little Leo Good things come in small packages. 40 Linda Lieff Art is a lie which makes us realize the truth. Picasso Donna Maria Lillis Donna I was seldom able to see an opportunity until it had ceased to be one. M. Twain Edwin Lopez The only reality is within one's self. Hermann Hesse Allen R. Lord Lord Time means life. Having enough time means really living. P. H. 41 Susan Gelinda Lowell Sue Kim Anne Lovallo Happiness is a perfume you can’t pour on others without getting a Bub few drops on yourself. Music, when it touches me, touches me too deeply for words, and Emerson has me utterly at its mercy. E. V. Lucas The world stands going. Deborah Eileen Lynch Debs aside to let anyone pass who knows where he is David Jordan 42 Karen Anne Lynch Karen How many cares one loses when one decides not to be something, but to be someone. Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel Jonathan Hugh Malone Jon And now at last I am free from you all, although you may hold me for a few years more. If I am not, I am at least locked up in my owr prison, but I shall get me some beauty, I shall get me some order out of this jungle of my life: I shall find my way out of it yet, thougf it take me twenty years more — alone. Thomas Wolfe Roger Michael Malumphy Roj It is not wealth nor ancestry, but honorable conduct and a noble disposition that make men great. Ovid David Sauter Marsh Dave 43 Dale McBreairty With the help of God and true friends I’ve come to realize, I still have two strong legs and even wings to fly. Gregg Allman Barbara Kay McGavic Profits Never miss an opportunity to make others happy even if you have to leave them alone to do it. Suzanne K. McIntyre Mac Giving in is no defeat. Passing on is no retreat. Selves are made to rise above. You shall live in what you love. Debra Ann McMahon Debbie Speak clearly if you speak at all; Carve every word before you let it fall. Oliver Wendell Holmes 44 David C. McRoberts Dave In this world, you must be oh, so smart, oh, so pleasant. For years I was smart. I recommend pleasant. You may quote me. Harvey Juliann C. Meaney Julie If you love something set it free. If it comes back, it's yours. If it doesn’t it never was. 45 There’s a reason for everything. Patricia Ann Mickelson Pat Weeping may endure for a night. But joy cometh in the morning. Psalms 30:5 Patricia Laurel Miele Mille Bug On the premise that the denial of the perfect passive participle of the verb “to be is a denial of God, I shall say — Dum vivo, vivaml Barry Miller Barry We have made a world for each of us, but we need a world for all of us. Carl Miller 46 Maryellen B. Miller Only that day dawns to which we are awake. Thoreau Sharon Elaine Miller We have too many people who live without working, and altogether too many who work without living. Charles Brown Frederick Scott Mohammadi Fred Man's flight through life is sustained by the power of his knowledge. Do what you like. Blind Faith Randall Everett Moore Randy 47 Sharon Louise Moore Wopahoe Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose . . . Janis Joplin Robert Moreo Bob Quality not quantity is my measure. Donna Irene Morsey Donna If you have something you love set it free. If it comes back it is yours. If it doesn’t it never was. Deborah Anne Mosher Moshe If I can but be the instrument of preserving one life, his blessings and tears shall be sufficient consolation to me for the contempt of mankind. John Adams 48 William Murphy C.C. You can’t always get what you want. Rolling Stones Susan Elizabeth Murray Mur Adventure is not in the guidebook and beauty is not on the map. Seek and ye shall find. David Richard Nash You can’t always get what you want. But if you try sometime you’ll find, you get what you need. Rolling Stones Michael J. Ness Mike 49 It’s your time — do it. Robert James Nicholas Nick I would rather sit alone on a pumpkin than be crowded off a velvet cushion. Henry David Thoreau Karen Ann Orzech Find the cost of freedom, buried in the ground. Mother Earth will swallow you — Lay your body down. Stephen Stills Deborah Lynn Ostrander Debbie Tomorrow is the wine of wonder it teaches all there is to teach and if we’re patient and we talk to one another there’ll soon be nothing we can’t reach. Rod McKuen 50 Kathleen Pacific Kothe I’ve looked at life from both sides now From up and down, but still some how It's life’s illusions I recall I really don’t know life at all. Joni Mitchell Lisa Ann Pare Babyfat Take time to be friendly It’s the way to happiness. Kim Palmer Polly Lee Parker Polly What is a friend? I will tell you — It’s a person with whom you dare to be yourself. Frank Crane 51 Timothy John Parker Tim Continue to search, young man. For search itself is truth. Carlisle Bonnie Everett Parkinson Grief can take care of itself, but to get the full value out of joy you must have someone to share it with. Mark Twain Denise M. Peyron Oh, baby, baby it’s a wild world. It’s hard to get by just upon a smile. Phyllis Ann Picheco Cat Stevens Reveal not all your secrets to your friends for when they become your enemy you will not fear. 52 Brian E. Piersall Peter Timothy Piliero Exercise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive for high ideals; and everywhere life is full of heroism. Desiderata Joe Ploch Don’t let the past remind us of what we are not now. Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young Joan Shirley Porwitzki Joannie Life would be infinitely happier if we could only be born at the age of eighty and gradually approach eighteen. 53 William Powell Bill How do you plan the new year wrapped in golden chains. C. C. R. Michael A. Profita Burner Somehow a hot dog doesn’t taste the same without a baseball game in front of it. Charles M. Schultz Jennifer Ruth Reardon Jen Some of our richest days are those in which no sun shines outwardly, but so much more a sun shines inwardly. Steve Reimer Steve Silence is golden. 54 John Raymond Rettenmeier Rett This I would like to be — braver and bolder, just a bit wiser because I am older, just a bit kinder to those I meet, just a bit manlier taking defeat; This for the New Year my wish and my plea — Lord, make a regular man out of me. E. A. Guest Jean Ruth Rice Roni Je pense que je sais qui je suis. K. D. Patricia C. Roberson Patty Never be afraid to say what’s in your heart and release the spark, for it may kindle a fire which will warm the hands of someone you love or someone you barely know for months to come. 55 David Scot Romine Dave The day the world gets ’round to understanding where it's gone, losing so much ground — killing each other hand in hand, such foolishness in man, I want no part of their plan. George Harrison Randy Allan Ross Shadows of a dying day, solemn, bleak and grey. Push down its brother shimmering light, pushed down to our dismay. Now upon the village green all shadows tall and lean, A seething mist has come and kissed the night air all between. Tracey Ann Ryan Rye Now the hallway, now the doors. Locking out your death — like chores. Locking in what’s left to score. Coming thus, this daily thought. Heroes have so long been taught. Buying what cannot be bought. And just wouldn’t you believe it. Arlo Guthrie Lance Sainz Crazy-legs I’ll not listen to reason . . . Reason always means what someone else has got to say. Eliz Gaskell 56 James Alan Schilke Jimmy Let all the learned say what they can, ’Tis ready money makes the man. Isaac Watts William Robert Schroeder Schroeder I don’t need you no more in this world. I’ll meet you in the next one and don’t be late. Jimi Hendrix 1968 Lynn Darlene Seifert Brief were my days among you, and briefer still the words I have spoken. Kahlil Gibran Jane Setear 57 Jeffrey A. Shears Jeff Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see . . . It’s getting hard to be someone, but it all works out. . . Lennon David Sheldon Miriam Ann Solomon Mir Enjoy: the day, the belief, the nonsense, the people, the spectacle, the wonder, the new, the coming. Pamela Joan Southworth Pam The highest compact we can make with our fellow is, — Let there be truth between us two forevermore. . . . It is sublime to feel and say of another, I need never meet, or speak, or write to him; we need not reinforce ourselves or send tokens of remembrance. I rely on him as on myself; if he did thus or thus, I know it was right. Emerson — Essays Donald Wayne Squires Man was born to live, to suffer, and to die, and what befalls him is a tragic lot. There is no denying this in the final end. But we must, deny it all along the way. Thomas Wolfe T Michael G. Squires Mike Take things as they come. But try to make things come as you would like to take them. Sheryl J. Squires Sheri True love is like ghosts, which everybody talks about and few have seen. Rochefoucauld Donna Leigh St. Amand When angry, count four; when very angry, swear. 59 JoAnn Theresa Elizabeth Stanton Piflfly fou see things as they are, and you ask “Why? Jut I dream things as they never were and ask “Why not? Patricia Stearns Patty O God! I could be bounded in a nutshell, and count myself a king of infinite space, were it not that I have bad dreams. Anonymous George L. Sterry Walter J. Sterling Walter is better to be quiet and be thought a fool than to open your nouth and remove all doubt. 60 Ronald Marc Stevenson Ron A picture is worth a thousand words. Charles R. Strand Chuck Faith is the substance hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. Jay Strobino Success is getting what you want. Happiness is wanting what you get. Ward Stumpf 61 Robin E. Terhune Folks who make the best of it seldom get the worst of it. Mary-Ellen Thurston Mar-O Love is like a tree; It grows and grows. But then it dies. Canuck Theresa Thurston Terri Let us take things as they are, not as they ought to be. Franz Schubert Cecile Yvonne Tiebout Ceil Everybody is a star; I can see it when you shine on me. I love you for what you are, not the one you feel you need to be. 62 Craig L. Tiebout °9ers Milkshake Nothing makes the earth seem so spacious as to have friends at a distance: they make the latitudes and longitudes. H. D. Thoreau Linda Ann Torpey Lin Lead your life as you want. Not as others expect you to. Theresa Tremmel Terri Today is the first day of the rest of your life. 63 Thomas M. Trenka Trink A penny saved is a penny earned. Ben Franklin Kevan Van Coughnett Denise Lynn Veltri Dennie Keep cool, face the piles of trials with smiles, it riles them to believe Cheryl Lou Villane that you perceive the webs they weave, and keep on thinking free. Cher Moody Blues If you give smiles, you get nothing but smiles in return. 64 George W. Walberg, Jr. George Do what you do do, best. Stanley J. Walega Stan Thomas George Wenzel Tom Try to put up with the individual. You have to live with a few billion of them for the rest of your life. James Hasbrouck Westfall Jim There was never any more inception than there is now. Nor any more youth or age than there is now. And will never be any more perfection than there is now, nor any more heaven or hell than there is now. Walt Whitman 65 Laura Williams Toburk Find the cost of freedom buried in the gound, Mother Earth will swallow you, lay your body down. Stephen Stills Mark Woods Woodly The world is mysterious and full of marvelous things if we know how to find them. Make every act count, for it may be the last. William H. Wright Bill Live every minute of your life my friend, you never know when it may end. Black Oak Arkansas David A. Yarochowicz Yogie You just ain’t gonna please everyone, so you might as well please yourself. Mi 66 CAMERA-SHY Marylou Yarrish Mutt The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. Edward Bennett Paul Bergman Peter Duran Jean Faries Richard Fulton Richard Gustafson Homer Jennings Guy Mitchell Dean Newkirk Scott Onorato Charles Parnell Kip Pennywell Allen Popilowski Peter Rejecha John Sercel Angel Velez Michael Whitcomb Thomas Williams FORMER CLASSMATES Kathryn Allen Alan Freed Joyce Miller Jane Angel Rosemary Gasper Dean Newkirk Paula Arbitelle Steven Gasper Caroline Pinney Martha Ayre Michael Gero Susan Pregler Faye Barrett Anola Gowin James Puzar Jon Berry Nancy Grinnell Jeannette Reutimann Gary Blount Rodney Gruno Sheryl Roberts Susan Brandon Sue Gum Christine Rosa Peter Bried Rissa Halgowich Joanne Rosa Neil Carter Terri Halloran Agnes Roth Darlene Chase Jeffrey Haxo Kevin Russell Chrise Chemero Deborah Jajer Jane Scifres Cheryl Colbert Miriam Kapp Ruth Shamosh Diane Coveney Valerie Kapp Mary Shaw Brenda Dean Deborah Kienle Edith Shipul Guy Debaudringhion Pamela Kilian John Slattery Debbie Dennis Boyd Kilton Mary Tuz Thomas Derby Pamela Knettle Sharon Undiz Dean Drum Suzanne LeRoux Nicole Vanasse Nelson Ferland Alicia Maestri Sandra Wheeler Patty Flynn Gloria McBreairty Barbara William Robert Forbes Jackie Merritt Jenny Mikos Gloria Woodrow 67 Superlatives NON-CONFORMISTS: Janice Carroll, Fred de la Vega, Ann Farnsworth, John Bailey, Jeannie Hep-bum, David McRoberts — abs. CLASS BLUSHERS: Sue Hess, Suzan Deross, Carol Cusock, John Rettenmeier, Mike CUTEST: Robin Heck, Allen Beatty, Kathi Day, John Rettenmeier, Mary Yarrish, Kim Fisher, Jeff Lescynski. Palmer — abs. QUIETEST: Debbie Faure, Susan Dodd, Mary-Ellen Thur- MOST TALKATIVE: Bonnie Porkinson, Anna D AIessio, Debbie Mosher, Mike Ness, Ralph Koesler, Ray Ferris — ston, Allen Beatty, Steve Reimer, Fred Mohammadi. abs. BEST BUDDIES: Dove Nash, Randy Moore, Alan Lord. 72 BEST DRESSED: Jane Setear, Anna D'Alessio, Peter Diaz, Kevin Ducey, Pat Costello, Sheryl Squires. BEST FRIENDS: Linda Deross, Denise Peyron, Mary Ann Byrnes. BEST LOOKING: Jane Setear, Joan Porwitzki, Randy Ross, Brad Groll, Peter Diaz. Audrey Derby. Dear Students and Teachers! As I am writing this letter, nearly two months school experience has passed. These two months have been filled with many new impressions. To meet each one of you was in some aspects good for me, and I hope was a little fun for you too. And it is fine that this is not over tomorrow. Although Germany is more similar to America than Japan may be, there are new things, discussions and meetings for me to think about nearly every day. I have opportunities to have a better understanding of English and American literature, to work in a language lab, to work with a computer, to know more about your history, to play in the band and much more. Of course it is really great to be integrated into a community abroad. You helped by accepting me. When I applied for this scholarship my purpose was to become a person a little more complete, to be able to see things more clearly and to learn about culture and language in America. But it turns out to be more than that. I have the opportunity to share my opinions, feelings and cultural background in discussions with you. In a letter from a former AFS student, Jaime Olazo asked me to use this opportunity and do a good job, I hope I have done so. Being involved with AFS means also feeling that the people working for this program are building up a world community. In my opinion the students and teachers of New Milford High School are doing a good deal to make this possible and pleasant. For that I want to thank you very much. Sincerely yours, 74 Dear Students and Teachers, It's different an American school than a Guatemalan school because of the way of teaching. But, of course, the object is the same: to give better ways of life to the young people, and so, good future. It’s truly interesting to get to know another kind of school and way of life: that's the great thing an AFS student gets from AFS organization and from all of you who support AFS. To be born in America means to be lucky because you have the chance of a good education from primary school to college or even get a scholarship to a university. In Guatemala a student doesn’t have too many chances; for instance, very few people go to a university — 1%. I guess there is the problem that most of the people don’t know how to write and read. They don’t understand why they have to go to school when they are needed in the fields — coffee, corn and cotton, mostly. I want to say: New Milford is a small but nice town, peaceful and colorful in the Fall season; it’s something good to remember! Thank you: 75 % 77 J sixjuauyc Guidance Cy y u'-c -— nn axdt cruu. Jl 79 SJ2 'Pm V ..J rj OZJt «omo;o:€w . Ul juxX ])vj6uvjl_ VA 03jCao ,Vj , 80 (CjsCd j(Jer 83 History 4«‘o 6|ju . (|). 84 yiJUrtufi « SU-flfl 88 87 • lfJLtprt+A 'J LAAAAxytXc. � u 0, ZuuiV—' lajuu— l a 'OsrUL4 L. 88 Home Economics 91 95 L Class of 1975 Row 1: K. Seinfeld, D. Siepmonn. Row 2: D. Strand, M. Smith, E. Shaw, L. Sharck, K. Geissinger. Row 3: L. Shimko, P. Seifert, C. Squires, S. Mercer, S. Storti, J. Southworth. Row 4: D. Sawyer, J. Setear, C. Shepherd, R. Storm, J. Saude. Row 5: R. Schultz, D. Sommerville, J. Stephens, J. Sesera, P. Sorenson. Row 1: M. Wiser, M. Wiston, S. Turner, G. Turner, S. Suess. Row 2: D. Thibodeau, J. Teibout, K. Totten, J. Straub, M. Torpey. Row 3: C. Tillman, J. Waldron, S. Van Duzee, C. Strobino, C. Vali-naggi. Row 4: C. Whitten, R. Strelez, C. Williams, E. Swanson, S. Waymouth. Row 1: T. Delrosso, D. Coons, J. Devin, D. Davis, R. Donahoe, L. Hansen. Row 2: G. Dupill, D. Coons, J. Durling, R. Chappius, B. Dunn, R. Edman, J. Couillard, K. Downey. Row 3: K. Coughlin, J. Diemer, G. Corna, E. Dietzel, G. Curtiss, J. Cook. Row 1: P. Epting, K. Falk, G. Edwards, R. Frade, K. Elsesser, C. Ferriss, B. Grossenbacher, D. Fiddes, G. Gaudenzi, R. Faust. Row 2: G. Foster, D. Elwood, K. Engels. Row 3: J. Geyer, T. Frisbee, P. Freeman, K. Fletcher, L. Epperly, J. Gelinas, R. Fortunato, K. Grant, G. Faiola. Row 1.- D. LaVoie, B. McBride, D. Ladd, G. Gardner, F. LaRosa, M. Mozzarella. Row 2: B. MacDonald, R. Marcoux, J. Lambert, B. Lindstedt, K. Lynch, H. Lambracht, M. Foss. Row 3: R. Lurio, C. Lockwood, B. Kutchera, L. Marcy, M. Kustosz. 99 Row 1: D. Ross, G. Parkinson, L. Reap, P. Rice, G. Ritchie. Row 2: D. Posthauer, L. Parking-ton, G. Parnell, C. Popilowski, J. Popilowski, J. Reutzel. Row 3: M. Pitchard, C. Pottbecker, S. Perry, B. Riley, J. Pisanelli. Row 4: D. Kovacs, R. Picheco, N. Ruscoe, P. Robertson, M. Rebstock, C. Prange, G. Pratt. Row 5: R. Rebstock, S. Pratt, R. Pratt, J. Rogers, M. Michaud, C. Lesiak, J. Ploch. Row : K. Hall, L. Michaud, D. Harel, N. Hill, D. Hoddy, L. Krosky, R. Hayner. Row 2: L. Jackson, M. Indrisek, R Johnston, M. Kren.ck, C. Harris, B. Johnson, L. Hulton, M. Seible, J. Mangiamele, B. Barrett, L. Hough. Row 3- K Jewell, R. John, M. Humphries, R. Hills, V. Kaulins, N. Knight, M. Howard, G. Hapke. 100 Row 1: Budrow, B. Ballard, G. Bresmon, A. Catullo, L. Hulton, L. Bouquillon, D. Bowen. Row 2: D. Bulissa, K. Anderson, M. Kuhne B. Car son, D. Anderson, K. Athans, C. Booth, B. Angelo, L. Cass, P. Browser, M. Bryant. Row 3: M. Butterfield, L. Cameron, T. Barton G Carlson, L. Center, M. Antunes, G. Bostwick, T. Beatty, E. Williams. Row 1: F. Ndukwu, E. Morrill, J. Pare, K. Moore, A. Moore. Row 2: R. Murphy, M. Olson, S. Miller, D. Parking-ton, K. Olson. Row 3: K. Olson, J. DiPietro, R. Perodeau, S. Mitchell, M. Merrill. Row 4: W. Morsey, K. Mueh-lenbein, M. Orzech, K. Moore, N. McBrearity, S. Osborne. Row 5: L. Newton, B. Nicoletti, M. O’Donnell E. Miltner, M. Onorato, D. Miller. 101 Class of 1976 Vl X Row 1: L. Foley, P. Faure, W. Eayrs. Row 2: L. Daniels, T. Elwood, N. Didkowsky, D. Fuchs, H. Gereg, M. Essig, M. Delaney. Row 3: D. Elliot, G. Fredlund, M. Gabriel, J. Frankenhauser, C. Castro. Row 4: G. Franks, B. Fisher, J. DeRoss, L. Elwood, B. Faure, R. Fast, M. Gaudenzi, S. Fairclough. 102 Row 1: J. Olsen, K. Ricozzi, D. Pitz, D. Richardson, T. Polzun. Row 2: T. Powell, T. Nott, L. Pfaff, M. Parker, D. Panessa, L. Olshesky, M. Pitchard, C. Niemen, C. Nieman. Row 3: M. Primerano, R. Powell, A. Parsons, L. Rettenmeier, J. Poletto, B. Cross. Row 1: L. Henderson, D. Jajer, K. Irwin, S. Hoffman, J. Grossenbacher, L. Hauker, P. Hough, P. Harding. Row 2: D. Hipp, E. Judson, G. Harris, C. Heffernan, B. Hunt, R. Hogan, R. Gustafson, P. Hodge. Row 3: M. Genoveses, W. Hamsel, M. Hoonicke, S. Jordan, R. Jones, S. Kane, D. Guay, A. Jandreau. Row 1: B. Knipple, J. Dziminowicz, E. Zielke, P. Burd, D. Thompson, R. Roache, C. Burke. Row 2: L. Gillen, P. Gero, T. Gormley, E. Grant, C. Nash, C. Lovell, L. Robison, S. Smith, C. Dyer. Row 3: T. Katsuranis, S. Vazquez, J. Zajieck, A. Thurston, D. Gill, M. Tiberio, P. Murray. Row 1: D. Lillis, C. Moore, M. Law, C. Mason, M. Dean, V. Larson. Row 2: C. Morris, T. Martin, C. Martin, M. McBrierty, J. Mays, B. Morse. Row 3: A. LaRocque, T. Meyers, E. Leahy, A. Morasco, L. Lebel, K. Hughes. Row 4: T. Marsan, D. Marcoux, M. Ladd, L. Lovallo, B. Loftus. 103 J. Sawyer, D. Seipmann, F. Tawyea. Row 2: D. Taylor, J. Stigall, M. Terrell, M. Rowe, S. Stark, C. Schroeder, B. Squires, C. Sterling. Row 3: D. Schrader, S. Shepherd, K. Shimko, C. Schuchat, J. Roulat, B. Terrell, P. Slau-enwhite, D. Turner, E. Shrack, L. Thibodeau. Row 1: H. Cyr, E. Couch, D. DuBois, D. D’Anna, L Butera, R. Chuba, J. Devin. Row 2: C. Cornell, K. Day, H. Cox, A. Day, B. Cairns, C. Chapin. Row 3: M. Colpaugh, D. Dorwald, J. Davis, J. Drzal, B. Croal, J. Ducanic, B. Dupill. Row 1: M. Toussaint, D. White, W. Voris, K. Wahlers, K. Toussaint, C. Toussaint, L. Ward. Row 2: J. Mann, A. Wyant, J. Volinski, K. Warner, C. Valentine, C. Taylor, C. Tryonoviech, B. Woodlief, P. Vincent, K. Turk. Row 3: L. Watts, S. Weiner, M. Westfall, J. Turek, S. Bohnsack, C. White, C. Wojciechowski. Row 1: C. Allen, A. Bouchard, D. Baldwin, L. Schlossberg. Row 2: B. Anderson, M. Browser, B. Bria, M. Beatty, C. Bellemare. Row 3: D. Anderson, J. Barnes, H. Broadbrook, P. Ahern, T. Bennett. Row 4: J. Alfredson, K. Bethel, C. Baxter, D. Barnes, B. Boltrom, D. Better. Class of 1977 Row 1: B. Hendrickson, G. Tyrer, P. Tuz, P. Tremmel, R. Tracey. Row 2: R. Tillman, D. Southworth, H. Solomon, S. Spodnick, R. Turek, G. Tracey, R. Smith. Row 3: B. Anderson, P. Stirnweiss, G. Vangolen, R. Turner, C. Swanson, V. Smith. 105 Row 1: F. Cameron, K. Bolcsfoldi, S. Buddie, J. Caldwell, M. Burke, C. Chuba. Row 2: M. Bowler, M. Cass, S. Campbell, K. Brandon, C. Chapin, Row 3: A. Catullo, C. Brown, B. Connate, K. Clapp. Row 1: P. Syniec, T. Olson. Row 2: M. Ndukwu, B. Poletto, B. Kneidig. Row 3: D. Parks, B. Mahanor, G. Rettenmeier, T. Murray. Row 4: L. Poletto, D. Pacific, B. Ritchie, C. Phelan, D. Pitchard. Row 5: B. Pinney, K. Racz, L. Nonemacher, J. Parnell. Row 6: B. Ripley, J. Pratt. Row 1: D. Gominen, L. Gaudenzi, K. Gillen, N. Ferrentino. Row 2: J. Brickley, M. Gillotti, D. Fairclough, A. Gillotti, B. Duncan. Row 3: R. Greiner, C. Giddings, B. Smith, N. Geyer, B. Farnsworth, M. Ferriss. Row 4: K. Gray, L. Flynn, A. Fletcher, G. Greene, D. Gardner, L. Farnham, B. Bibbons. 106 Row 1: M. Chase, V. Jewell, R. Hick, K. Killarney, H. Irving, L. Killarney, T. Hogan. Row 2: J. Hill, J. Husband, D. Hepburn, M. Bibbe, W. Hendrix, T. Howard, K. Hill, T. Jandreau. Row 3: R. Brennen, R. Judd, J. Halgowich, J. Izzard, L. Hudocki, J. Gries-bach, R. Hawkes, D. Jones. Row 1: R. Knight, C. Loftas, E. Leblanc, M. Simmons, J. Lee, P. Hulton. Row 2: M. Leblanc, L. Lovelace, L. Leili, L. Hamilton, C. Kimberly, S. Lambracht, K. Knipple. Row 3: M. Joyner, J. Lieff, N. Lynch, P. Lynch, B. Lockwood, J. Lee, P. Kostes. Row 4: E. Kilian, D. MacDonald, C. Johnson. 107 Row 1: M. Waring, L. Wright, J. Sorenson, L Yablonsky, R. Wolter, J. Yoder. Row 2: L. Wiser, P. Woolfe, C. Weiner, D. White R. Zajicek, J. Woodin. Row 3: T. Williams, B. Yerks, M. Williams, M. Wheaton, J. Wyant, S. Walega. Row 4- D Yarrish P Whitcomb, K. Wright, J. Volinski. ' Row 1: D. Ryan, S. Sheldon, S. Scribner. Row 2: C. Smith, L. Robertson, C. Smith, K. Seifert, C. Sesera, E. Sharck I Schni der. Row 3: B. Saude, R. Ross, M. Robbins, B. Shrack, K. Ryberg. 108 Row 1: P. lovallo, J. LeVan, L. MacDonald, J. Mercer. Row 2: B. Martin, T. McBreairty, T. Moore, T. Miller, C. Meehan. Row 3: P. Marcoux, M. Morris, R. Morea, J. McCarroll, R. Monastero, S. McGary. Row 4: S. McMahon, R. Leili, C. Miller, K. Swett, J. Miller, M. McGary, C. Mallory. Row 5: J. Malek, M. Miltner, P. Mueh-lenbein. J. Montesi. Row 1: B. Anderson, G. Roulat, L. Lundgren, D. Stearns, C. Bartek. Row 2: S. Ferriss, S. Gabriel, J. Blount, C. Carter, D. Anderson, C. Claridge. Row 3: M. Roberts, B. Squires, K. Baxter, B. Bondy, R. Smedley, R. Bachetti, D. Schultz. Row 4: J. Bagg, D. Acton, R. Anglin, K. Haney, M. Frankel, W. VanCoughnett, W. Marcy, D. Baker. Row 1: S. Clayton, E. Croteau, K. Derby, D. Engels, B. Culbert. Row 2: K. Duckworth, R. Rizzo, P. Rosa, S. Davis, J. Durling, A. Espitee, C. Couillard, M. Cornwell, C. Clark. Row 3: J. Zawadaka, S. Delohery, A. Cook, E. Donohoe, D. Eisinger, J. Eagan, C. England, P. Coons, D. Brown. 109 o A FABLE FOR SCHOOL PEOPLE — from Northern Cheyenne News Once upon a time, the animals decided that they must do something heroic to meet the problems of a “New World so they organized a school. They adopted an activity curriculum consisting of running, climbing, swimming, and flying. To make it easier to administer the curriculum, all the animals took ALL the subjects. The duck was excellent in swimming, in fact, better than his instructors, but he made only passing grades in flying and was very poor in running. Since he was slow in running, he had to stay after school and also drop swimming, in order to practice running. This was kept up until his webbed feet were badly worn and he was only average in swimming. But an average was acceptable in school, so nobody worried about that except the duck. The rabbit started at the top of the class in running, but had a nervous break-down because of so much make-up work in swimming. The squirrel was excellent in climbing until he developed frustration in flying class where his teacher made him start from the group up instead of the treetop down. He also developed charley-horses from over-exertion and then got a C in climbing and a D in running. The eagle was a problem child and was disciplined severely. In the climbing class he beat all the others to the top of the tree, but insisted on using his own way to get there. At the end of the year, an abnormal eel that could swim exceedingly well and also run, climb, and fly a little, had the highest average and was valedictorian. The prairie dogs stayed out of school and fought the tax levy because the administration would not add digging and burrowing to the curriculum. They apprenticed their children to a badger and later joined the groundhogs and gophers to start a successful private school. ACTIVITIES 'oCr e- ol A JiUoon,. VJv lo-uu of JLc + JJundU Jut- JZo ojy j Jks o-uJfy QjtvQ JihiL of JfooA -JJ vdU JJ- t so _jJLocc arrd Jxjl sfcro Oict. %oibl$ GiUou Executive Committees Senior Class Row 1; Mrs. Clork — Advisor, R. Baker — Treasurer, P. Diaz — President, T. Wenzel — Vice-President, M. Barnes — Secretary, Mr. O'Connell — Advisor. Row 2: B. Nicholas, C. Tiebout, D. Veltri, K. DuBois, E. Falk, M. Byrnes, P. Mercer, R. Heck. Junior Class Row 1: D. Davis, J. Darling — Vice-President, D. LoVoie, M. Merrill. Row 2: C. Squires, D. Hoddy, T. Frisbie — Treasurer, M. Foss, C. Ferris — Secretory. Row 3: K. Lynch, Mr Kraft — Advisor, Miss Flagler — Advisor, M. Antunes. Absent: D. Sawyer — President. 114 Sophomore Class Row 1 s P. Hough — President, M. Ladd — Vice-President, C. Taylor — Secretary, B. Squires — Treasurer. Row 2: Mrs. Malinski — Advisor, D. DuBois, M. Terrell, C. Toussaint, J. Grossenbacher, Mr. Malinski — Advisor. 115 Student Council Homeroom Representatives Row 1: J. Olsen, M. Lodd, K. Bethel, K. Grey, K. Jondreau, J. Felley, S. Buddie, M. Merrill, D. Davis, M. Miller. Row 2: J. Durling, J. Mercer, N. Walberg, K. Erwin, M. Solomon, P. Parker, S. VanDuzee, L. Hough, L. MacDonald, S. Stark, G. Parkinson. Row 3: T. Wenzel, P. Diaz, G. Anderson, R. Fast, C. Ferris, M. Leblanc, S. Vasquez, M. Robertson, D. Thompson, R. Angland. Alternates Row 1: R. Edmonds, T. Parker, M. Barnes, S. Squires, D. Lynch, M. Waring, S. Baxter, S. Smith. Row 2: K. Clapp, B. Grossenbacher, P. Bogie, D. Wodjenski, M. Indrisek, D. Ryan, K. Racz, D. Southworth, C. Coulliord. 116 I '7cH Committees Executive Row 1: T. Ryan — Corresponding Secretary, M. Byrnes — Vice-President, 1. Lieff — Recording Secretary. Row 2: F. De La Vega — President, J. Malone — Treasurer, Mr. O'Connell — Advisor. I Constitution P. Porker, D. Lynch, J. Olsen, S. Stork, M. Merrill. Coffee Hour Row 1: D. McMahon, B. Wright, D. Lynch. Row 2: D. Mosher, K. Olson, S. Murray. Stereo D. Wodjenski, P. Bogie, J. VanCoughnett, L. Lieff, P. Diaz, P. Elliot. Absent: F. De la Vega, D. Gries-boch. Photography Club Row 1: T. Thurston, J. Straub, M. Thurston, P. Hodge, E. Zielke, P. Burch. Row 2: A. Thurston, D. Griesbach, R. Stevenson, Mr. Joy — Advisor, S. Kane, R. Jones, M. Merrill, K. Bethel. Audio Visual Association Row 1: Mr. Psarakis — Advisor, D. Veltri, P. Browser. Row 2: E. Judson, M. Hoenniker, D. Hipp, S. Ericson, S. Kilian, D. Sheldon. The Piper Row 1: J. Roulat — Business Manager, L. Ward, J. Stigall — Co-Editors, C. Taylor. Row 2: Mrs. Malinski — Advisor, L. Bierbower, D. Panessa, B. Farrell, C. Tryonovich, D. DuBois, M. Leahy, C. White, P. Miele. Chanticleer Row 1: G. Carlson, L. Newton, K. Geissinger — Co-Editor, L. Cameron — Co-Editor, R. Schultz — Art. Row 2: T. Gormley, C. Whit, n, D. Turner, L. Lebel, K. Turk, K. Schuchat, C. Baxter, Mr. Dansdill — Advisor. 119 Row 1: Mr. Bayers — Chorus Director, R. Turek, E. LeBlanc, J. Stigall, L. Gillen, C. Cairns, D. Southworth, C. Engels. Row 2: R. Mahanor, W. Cross, J. Caldwell, J. Hipp, M. Waring, H. Solomon, J. Bresmon, C. Lovell. Row 3: T. Weber, T. Barton, L. Foley, C. Smith, T. Dugan, J. Mays, D. Taylor, D. Panessa, S. Miller, J. Frankenhauser, J. Mertens. Absent: T. Olson, M. Colepaugh. 120 Concert Band Row 1: D. Davis, M. Kuhne, E. Leblanc, V. Larson, M. Waring, C. Bellemare, C. Schuchat, K. Racz, N. Geyer, B. Hendrickson, C. Cairns. Row 2: J. Griesbach, S. Buddie, C. Baxter, L. Robison, B. Terrell, B. Cairns, D. Taylor, K. Turk, D. Elliot, K. Anderson, S. Buddie, B. Smith. Row 3: L. Foley, K. Olson, M. Butterfield, J. Straub, L. Center, S. Smith, K. Olson, J. Husband, L. Poletto, L. Wiser, K. Seifert, C. Chapin, P. Seifert, Mr. Bayers. Row 4: J. Poulat, B. Mohanor, S. Waymouth, M. Gaudenzi, J. Pratt, J. Westfall, B. Burns, T. Barton, D. Hamilton, V. Hintsch, M. Antunes, T. Weber, D. Marsh, W. Wright, C. Chapin, G. Ritchie, S. Fournier. Absent: D. Gay. C. Chapin, C. Schuchat, C. Chapin, K. Turk, C. Cairns, T. Weber, P. Seifert, M. Waring, M. Kuhne, V. Hintsch, M. Antunes, C. Baxter, S. Waymouth, J. Westfall, D. Marsh, S. Fournier, T. Barton, L. Wiser, L. Poletto, Mr. Bayers. Stage Band National Honor Society Row 1: J. Malone, A. Gawel, P. Roberson, K. Anderson. Row 2: T. Ryan, F. De La Vega, S. Hess — Treasurer, D. Lynch___________ President, S. Dodd — Vice-President, J. Daniels — Corresponding Secretary, K. Lynch — Recording Secretary. Row 3: L. Bierbower, P. Miele, P. Mickelson, M. Byrnes, L. DeRoss, S. Buddie, S. Squires, J. Rice, Mr. Hibbard — Advisor. Row 1: P. Seifert, J. Carroll, C. Cusack, K. Lynch. Row 2: M. Fisher, K. Jandreau, T. Parker, C. Hendrix, L. Lesiak, L. Hough, P. Diaz. Row 3: M. Alfredson, S. Kenney, M. LaRocque, T. Frisbie, R. Kaesler, G. Anderson, F. Mohammadi, P. Southworth, Mr. Hibbard — Advisor. 122 DECA Row 1: J. Campbell, B. Barrett — Secretary, C. Lesiak, E. Shrack, W. Cummings, T. Brown, S. Sluzienski, S. D'Alessio, M. Olson. Row 2: Mr. Sheridan — Advisor, B. Croteau, L. Bouquillon, D. Zargo, V. Jewell, J. Porwitzki — President, K. Gillen, A. Espittee, D. Coma, P. Bakewell, B. McGavic. Row 3: L. Parkington, K. Dousky, R. Brant — Treasurer, T. Howard, K. Jewell — Vice-President, R. Bartek, J. Meaney, K. Bol-csfoldi, N. Hockett. Row 1: L. Hansen — Treasurer, R. Murphy — President, G. Bresman — Vice President, C. Valinaggi — Secretary. Row 2: Mrs. Vanasse — Advisor, B. Murphy K. Dykeman, J. Bresman, A. Gawel. 123 Boys' Varsity Club Row 1: P. Elliot, J. Dvorak — Secretary, C. Tiebout — Vice-President, D. Corna — President, R. Baker — Treasurer, A. Beatty, R. Chappius, T. Beatty. Row 2: T. Parker, L. Sainz, P. Rice, R. Ferris, T. Wenzel, M. Allen, J. Durling, Mr. Doring — Advisor. Row 3: F. LaRosa, P. LaTerra, T. Martin, J. Strobino, G. Fredlund, H. Lambracht, W. Jones. Row 4: D. Squires, B. Nicholas, D. LaVoie, J. Rettenmeier, G. Anderson, J. Geyer. Row 5: J. Lescynski, R. Malumphy, K. Van-Coughnett, B. Riley, M. Wiser, M. Onarato, B. Dunn. Girls' Varsity Club Row 1: L. Center, A. Morasco, C. Castro, L. Hough, K. Day — Vice-President, E. Falk — President, S. Lowell — Historian, C. Squires. Row 2: P. Merser, K. DuBois — Secretary, S. Hess, P. Southworth, M. Indrisek, B. Harris, P. Hough, J. Olsen, S. Squires, S. Mercer, R. Heck, Mrs. Zalowski — Advisor. 124 Pep Club Row 1: P. Elliot, S. Mercer — Secretory, D. Johnston — President, W. Humiston — Vice President, P. Bracey — Treasurer, D. Fuchs, F. Tawyea, S. Perry. Row 2: Advisor — Mrs. McTaggert, R. Heck, L. Twombly, J. Stevens, M. Beatty, A. Jandreau, C. Martin, G. Jajer, P. Roberson, K. Athens. Row 3: P. Lynch, C. Nash, J. Grossenbacher, J. Olson, L. Hawker, C. Squires, S. Storti, K. Lynch, P. Mercer, K. Ducey. Row 4: D. Gardner, L. MacDonald, S. Stark, M. Merrill, S. DeRoss, D. Lynch, K. Jandreau, C. Castro, B. Harris, K. DuBois. Row 5: L. Poletto, K. Gillen, M. Burke, A. Espittee, C. Downs, T. Jandreau, M. LaRoque, P. Freeman, T. Wenzel, K. Lynch. Row 6: B. Loftus, K. Loftus, T. Dugan, P. Slaghenwhite, P. Parker, S. Squires, T. Tremmel, C. Pottbecker, G. Parkinson, D. Faure. Row 7: R. Hawkes, T. Williams, T. Gormley, L. Killarney, K. Killarney, K. Lovallo, C. Fairclough, C. Cairns, C. Landry. Row 8: D. Barnes, M. Henderson, D. Jajer, G. Posthaur, D. Budrow, L. Robertson, D. Stearns, C. Lockwood, M. Michaud. 125 Discussion Club sk cu- e Row 1: G. Dupill, D. Wodjenski, B. MacDonald, W. Hughes, A. Derby, K. Hughes. Row 2: L. Farnhdm, P. Bogie, M. Seible, R. Hills, B. Robertson, W. Eayrs, E. Lopez. Row 3: C. Prange, B. Rebstock, M. Woods, N. Ruscoe, P. Bergman, P. Costello, T. Smith. Row 4: J. Setear, M. Leblanc, D. D'Anna, D. Kovacs, M. Mozzarella. Row 5: C. Shepherd, J. Ploch, L. Hulton, M. Indrisek. Absent: Miss Austin — Advisor. 126 Ski Club Row 1: B. Groll, D. Dupill, D. Rossignol, L. Lieff, L. DeRoss, P. Roberson, S. Stark, L. MacDonald, M. Barnes, M. Miller. Row 2: R. Moore, C. Dyer, J. Barnes, D. Pitz, K. Toussaint, M. Humphreys, D. Bulissa, C. Pottbecker, S. Hess, S. McIntyre. Row 3: Miss McDevitt — Advisor, K. Ricozzi, J. Lieff, N. Walberg, J. Miller, C. Giddings, D. Ryan, C. Allen, M. Leahy, M. Onorato. Row 4: K. Clapp, B. Nicholas, M. Bugg, D. Lavoie, L. Reap, B. Lindstedt. Row 5: R. Anglan, J. Davis, D. Miller, R. Monastero, J. Weiss, G. Dyer. Judo Club Row 1: M. Bowler, K. Swett, C. Miller, M. Kibbe, D. Hepburn, B. Pinney, J. Hepburn, Mr. Wyckoff — Advisor. Row 2: M. Essig, N. Lynch, C. Sesera, D. Acton, W. Hendrix, K. Arnold, G. Bresmon, J. Bagg. Row 3: J. Dziminowicz, T. Bennett, K. Schroeder, L. Epperly, P. Ahern, R. Kaesler, E. Miltner, P. Marcoux, Row 4: D. Wodjenski, P. Costello, G. Gsrdner. 127 Future Teachers of America Row 1: B. Cairns, P. Slauenwhite, L. Shimko — President, L. Krosky — Secretary, M. Smith — Vice-President, M. Barnes, C. Butterfield. Row 2: K. Shimko, M. Solomon, L. Shrack, B. Terrill, M. Law. Absent: C. Tillman — Treasurer. 128 Drama Club Row 1: G. Carlson, L. Newton, T. Dugan, C. Whitten, D. Hoddy, L. Cameron, P. Tuz, J. Johnson, C. Taylor, K. Geissinger, D. Turner, D. Rossignol, M.D U,',s' K Shimko. Row 2: M. McGary, L. Lovelace, L. Leili, E. Donohoe, R. Greiner, P. Slauenwhite, S. Miller, L. lebel, C. Sterling, R. Yerks, J. Woodm, D. Jones, H. Moore, S. erris, S. Davis. — Row 1: P. Stemweiss, B. Lindstedt, B. Andersen — President, F. Fernandez — Foreign Exchange Student from Guatemala, V. Hintsch — Foreign Exchange Student from Germany, K. Day, M. Chase, L. Parkington, K. Seifert, Mr. Raymond — Advisor. Row 2: K. Brandon, L. Pfaff, C. Kimberly, S. Lambract, S. Buddie, L. Swett, E. Croteau, S. Sheldon, C. Strobino, L. Morcey, B. Brickley. Row 3: K. Wohlers, B. Johnson, K. Elsesser, B. McGavic, L. Williams, J. Gelinas, M. Yarrish, D. Parkington, G. Hipp, A. Thurston, C. Chapin, J. Volinski. Row 4: L. Olshesky, C. Cairns, C. Landry, J. Bresmon, S. Buddie, J. Roulat, L. Ward, C. Tryonovitch, M. McGary, A. Dvorak, C. White, J. Stigall, L. Robinson, K. Racz. 130 French Club Row 1: A. Morosco, K. Arnold, J. Aocloir, K. Schuchot, K. Turk, C. Bollroore. Row 2: K. Fernandez, Mrs. Castonguay — Advisor, L. Pare, J. Rice, M. Michaud, L Robison, C. Baxter, M. Pitchard, B. Cairns, J. Volinski, L. Leahy, C. White, L. Platt, R. Edmonds, P. Hodge. AMERICAN YEARBOOK GRAFITTI — Standing downwind from a yearbook meeting you will hear some of these comments wafting on the breeze. L-«.Va V g.u« a. airAej-CoVc) -VW . Senior - V c- f1 r '� £ T 5? ? % +' - i .V pOj pidufts • • V a C � t • It • - Sri I -£ ?r r3 - c 5: '•Vs A vv - f V 3- % V vT UEARacxXS STlMk. o«J AM A FiNK. vje. avtouuO iTOowtY A SltiK X THINK. f o-U, fl«JJ people- uJe rviusV yernensioer +Wt spirif of a. tVybook iS y0-op«y -'Vi«rs I fV 3 K e ' ■ ' r . V ? V Q -c- 0 A uwi W •9 5: J U -c £ z -o • 9 I 3 If.: 'H « V -J 3 w £ 54 yt 'i 6 J C o S= -► ft jW A«. AO QClA- MsVWAOO rr a wA t v nH V V3 f -’ jo-' X +Wu jh¥ sKe rt tyveo-? vt i ¥ oor O l90 bl'l 5' ?A — Dedicated to and written by those people who put their time and effort into the 1974 yearbook. Yearbook Editors Row 1: 1. Lieff — Art, I. DeRoss — Photography, P. Southworth, P. Mickelson — Co-Editors, P. Miele — Literary, L. Bierbower — Girls' Sports. Row 2: L. Sainz — Boys' Sports, J. Rice — Typing, J. Daniels — Layout, J. Malone — Business, C. Hendrix — Activities, Mr. Magoun — Advisor, J. Carroll — Seniors. Absent: E. Falk — Faculty, Mr. Bucknam — Advisor. Staff Row 1: M. Barnes, S. Hess, D. Veltri, C. Bernhardt, M. Miller, S. McIntyre. Row 2: K. Lynch, S. Kenney, S. Ethier, P. Diaz, P. LaTerra, S. Dodd, K. DuBois, K. Jandreau. 133 State of Connecticut Scholars for 1974: Sue Murray, Jan Carroll, Patti Miele, Tracey Ryan, Sue Dodd, Fred de la Vega, Debbie Lynch, Jessica Daniels, Koren Lynch, Mary Ann Byrnes. Absent: Peter Diaz, David McRoberts, David Marsh, Karen Orzech. 135 Pure Hell. WATERGATE MutuolDistrusV WATKINS OWN This sad little lizard told me he was a brontosaurus on his mother's side. I did not laugh; people who boast of ancestry often have little else to sustain them. Humouring them costs nothing and adds to happiness in a world in which happiness is always in short supply. — Robert Hienlien :aculty — the way they were Judy, Judy, Judy j E Joe Doox Billy the Kid “Lorna Doone at college. Ronald MacDonald Let me put you in the driver’s seatl JOY is . . . riding your kiddie car according to Newton's Lawsl Remember When . . . . . Mike Fisher was thrown in the brook? . . Mr. Wiser thought Fred was a girl? . . we were kicked out of assemblies as freshmen? . . we disected frogs? . . Mr. Nicolas hid his Rockette in his closet? . . we stole paint chips from Ethan Allen? . . the halls smelled of smoke and the lavs were unbearable? . . we got the courtyard? . . Mr. Chesler said This is an indoor fire drill? . . Eileen’s faculty pictures were stolen? . . we had beef fondue in Mr. Whitcomb’s health class? . . we made a Chinese dinner in Mr. O'Connell’s G period World History II class? . . Mr. Nicolas’ homeroom won the magazine campaign? . . Kevin Ducey tackled Mr. Hoyt? . . Mr. Potter got mad at Greg Smirkoff? . . we came to school and the lavs were locked? . . Mr. Olson played What's Behind the Green Door ’’ . . we had an anti-jock parody issue? . . the football team won? . . Mr. Malinski christened Debbie Ostrander Phillis? . . Bob Nicholas tripped over the Charleston cord? . . we had two lunches, little kids, and one-way staircases? . . Craig Tiebout passed out on the fifty-yard line at a basketball game? . . Mr. Joy got us Our Mr. Sun . . . and washed our desks during tests? . . we had yearbook votes, revotes, and ended up revoting the revotes? . . Mr. Hibbard gave our geometry class bananas when we got the right answer? . . David Miller asked Karen Lynch if she had nationalism and she said No I’ve got the Mexican War.’ . . Mr. Roger’s podium disappeared? . . we got the planetarium and no one knew how to use it? . . Mr. Nicolas blushed at his surprise birthday party? . . we hid Miss Robinson’s Chester? . . Linda Deross stole cookies from home-ec in the cuffs of her pants? . . we went out to the Green Light all the time? . . Miss Sheehan pulled off her earphones and her wig came with them? . . Mr. Kershnar took a dip in the reservoir? . . Mr. Olson showed us a glass eye and we all felt sick? . . we came to school at 8:30 and were dismissed at 2:33? . . we got superlatives in the yearbook? . . Mr. Webster said there ain’t no such animule, and are there any questions, doubts, or obscurities? . . Bonnie Parkinson put both contacts in one eye . . . and ate one? . . Miss Beaudoin tried to teach us the facts of life? . . Peter Piliero got a little tied up at Macedonia but we couldn’t get the fire going under his feet? . . we went to Hartford and made wishes in the Charter Oak Chair? . . Walter Sterling promised to find our apple machine? 141 YT jLrrruo lo u, JlLc xL Jihsu CO nAAA; o ryv _ . yy juvu L yruut J . s -Lroitt o cy a'ULcL rrr surr aj crj , stP SLsJUUOJ j, jjjQ jx ASL . 142 Ca ru JlJL J jodb judojCu oJUL uur _ wyY JLo_ dthns 0 j u0u6� JbuvruL JULuj uJ=££Lr JLXjQju . Xtrnj x 1 The Class of 1974 Presents The Crucible By Arthur Miller Setting ACT I. ACT II. Scene I: A bedroom in the home of Reverend Samuel Parris, Salem, Massachusetts, in the spring of 1692. Scene 2: The common room of John Proctor's house, eight days later. Scene 1: A forest at night. Scene 2: The vestry of the Salem Meeting House. Scene 3: A cell in the Salem jail, in the fall of 1692. The Players Reverend Samuel Parris Betty Parris......... Tituba............... Abigail Williams..... Susanna Wallcott .... Mrs. Ann Putnam .... Thomas Putnam........ Mercy Lewis........... Mary Warren........... John Proctor......... Rebecca Nurse........ Giles Corey.......... Reverend John Hale . . Elizabeth Proctor.... Francis Nurse........ Ezekiel Cheever...... Marshall John Willard . Deputies............. Judge Hathorne.......... Deputy-Governor Danforth Sarah Good.............. ......Marc Koehlert Stephanie DeAlessio ..........Eileen Falk . . . Barbara Brickley .......Denise Veltri .... Jessica Daniels .......Craig Tiebout . . . Mary Ellen Miller . . .. Michelle Barnes ..........Tim Parker ............Sue Hess ..........Glenn Hipp .......Jeff Johnson ......Sheryl Squires .........John Bailey ..........Bob Bartek ......Richard Baker . . ..Paco Fernandez Volker Hintsch Dave Corna Pete Diaz ........Don Squires ..........Jon Malone ............Jean Rice Director Mr. Tom McDevitt PROMPTERS: Mary Ann Byrnes, Sue McIntyre STAGE MANAGER: Dave Sheldon LIGHTING: Created by Dave Sheldon; executed by Pete Piliero SETS: Mr. Jim Hilton, Steve Erickson, Glenn Hipp, Pete Piliero, Dave Sheldon COSTUMES: Jessica Daniels, Cathy Hendrix, Mrs. Elinor Anderson, Mrs. Gail Pugni MAKE-UP: Rick Schultz, Kurt Geissinger, Georgia Carlson PROMOTION: Kathy Douskey, Donna Lillis ADMISSIONS: Maureen Alfredson PROGRAM: Kathy DuBois, Mrs. Bonnie Howard 146 I tow your foce when she put me out ond you loved me then ond you do now!” As if this play were not difficult enough to produce you had to contend with our temperaments, tardiness, and absenteeism. This production probably took longer than any other you have been involved with. We, the cast of The Crucible, feel that someday, if we are fortunate, we will understand why you stayed with it — with us. Mr. McDevitt, how can we express our gratitude for more perseverance and patience than a doting parent. 147 I have eleven children and I am twenty-six times a grandma...” ‘‘There is prodigious danger in the seeking of loose spirits, I fear it, I fear it. Let us rather blame ourselves.” ‘‘Here is all the invisible world, caught, defined, and calculated « ‘‘You are allowed six pounds a year to buy your wood. Mister Parris.” 148 ‘‘No, no don’t hang Tituba. I tell him I don’t desire to work for him. YY SUYTWAMUv rrruou J1 , JL jcuct X JljSL QyrudU •Y ' i ivA rtV jtoO' JOy Aa rr Orn0 X JU JsJjrr b . John, I have nine men outside. You cannot keep her. The law binds me, John, I cannot budge. Your Excellency, I only said she were readin’ books and they come and take her 49 out of my house for. . “I’ll cut your throat, Putnam! I'll kill you yet. Will either of you change your positions now, or do you force me to hard questioning? Mary, remember the angel Raphael. . . do that which is good and . . . You will look in my eyes only and not at your husband. ■ UJL jtPvJL- JLo-u dbA. uujz, jujiM, ajj vjinrv4x £A U SLrrr ajrr b JdhSL • 150 You hear Youth laughing down green, budding aisles. You glimpse her dancing limbs, her hair of gold. The care-free, sweet defiance of her smiles. For you are old. But I can see her eyes grey with alarm. Misty with longings that can find no tongue. The hooded Future clutching at her arm. For I am young. — Theresa Helburn uts RTS Varsity Field Hockey Row 1: P. Hough, L. Hough, P. Soufhworth, P. Gero, J. Southworth. Row 2: E. Folk, L. Bierbower, J. Olson, I. Center, S. Hess, S. Lowell, K. DuBois, Mrs. Zaloski — Coach. Junior Varsity Row 1: M. Ladd, J. Grossenbacher, L. Wiser, K. Gillen, C. Valentine, E. Leblanc, D. Anderson. Abs.: G. Carlson. Row 2: K. Racz, D. DuBois, A. Dvorak, N. Hill, C. Castro, T. Bennett, A. Morasco, S. Spodnick, C. Allen, P. Seifert. Row 3: P. Freeman, L. Hawker, J. Griesbach, D. Acton, K. Downie, P. Lynch, M. Butterfield, B. Cairns, C. Couillard, N. Geyer, P. Hodge, L. Poletto. 154 SCORES New Milford 3 Bethel 0 Home New Milford 2 Barlow 5 Away New Milford 2 Masuk 0 Away New Milford 0 Newtown 0 Away New Milford 1 Weston 0 Home New Milford 2 Bethel 1 Away New Milford 2 Barlow 0 Home New Milford 3 Masuk 0 Home New Milford 0 Newtown 1 Home New Milford 0 Weston 3 Away State Tournament Terryville 1-1 Terryville 2-0 Darien 0-1 in overtime with special thanks to Coach Zaloski and turtle 155 56 Footbal Row 1: 81 B. RileyS. 88 T. Parker, T.E. 60 J. Westfall T. 82 G. Fredlund D.E. 77 T. Wenzel T. 64 A. Beatty L.B. 68 D. Corna L.B., G. 20 P. Diaz Q.B. 86 K. VanCoughnett R.B. 83 R. Malumphy T.E. 87 R. Morea T. Row 2: Mr. Barbero Mr. Kraft G. Athans — Manager 31 K. Pennywell R.B. 85 M. Allen D.E. 75 A. Randazzo T. 73 M. Touissant T. 66 M. Merrill G. 43 J. Popilowski B. 42 G. Faiola Q.B. 63 V. Kaulins G. 22 L. Sainz H.B. Mr. lannacone Row 3: 61 S. Weiner 80 J. Davis B. 78 J. Turke E. 65 D. Doerwald G. 51 B. Piersall C., L.B. 32 R. Chappius B. 44 R. Strelez R.B. 74 J. Sesera T. 62 M. Wiser G. 84 J. Deimer D.E. 50 T. Beatty C. Absent: 40 J. Durling R.B., 23 A. Jandreau R.B., 24 T. Martin R.B. Row 1: T. Parker, G. Fredlund, J. Westfall, P. Diaz, K. VanCoughnett, D. Corna, A. Beatty. Row 2: R. Malumphy, K. Penny-well, T. Wenzel, B. Piersall, R. Morea. 157 NMHS Football Scores for ’73-'74 Sept. 15 New Milford 0 Barlow 6 Sept. 22 New Milford 14 Bethel 15 Sept. 29 New Milford 19 Immaculate 6 Oct. 6 New Milford 12 Sacred Heart 0 Oct. 13 New Milford 26 Brookfield 30 Oct. 20 New Milford 27 Central Catholic 6 Oct. 27 New Milford 0 Newtown 27 Nov. 3 New Milford 7 Masuk 14 Nov. 10 New Milford 14 Weston 23 This year’s team has shown that they are the best in some years . . . winning three games and losing six. This is misleading, however, because four games were dropped by a touchdown or less. BARLOW . . . Falcons were tough. The Wave lost the game with a first period fumble on their six yard line, which led to the only score of the game. The Wave dominated the next game against BETHEL. It looked like their first victory but lightening struck and Bethel scored on the last play of the game. IMMACULATE . . . The Wave put it all together for their first victory . . . outstanding defense was the key to victory. SACRED HEART . . . first meeting ever between the two schools. Defense recorded the first shutout in quite some time. BROOKFIELD . . . spoiled a fine offensive showing and turned back the Wave’s attempt to win three in a row. CENTRAL CATHOLIC . . . The Wave was sluggish but picked up momentum with Riley’s steal, which he ran back for a touchdown. The team went on to beat Central. NEWTOWN . . . Homecoming for New Milford . . . the Wave faltered to a fine team which later won the WCC crown. MASUK . . . New Milford had a good chance to even up its record but Masuk scored during on the third play of the game and the Green Wave fell behind, unable to catch up. WESTON . . . the last game for some fourteen seniors but Weston was not to be denied a victory in its homecoming game of the season. 158 Freshman Footbal Row 1: S. Delohery, T. Moore, R. Moreo, A. Cotullo, M. Joyner. Row 2: B. Martin, R. Poletto, V. Smith, W. Shrock, E. Kilian, S. McGorry, K. Clapp, O. Murray, P. lovollo. Row 3: Coach Gillespie, J. Barrett, R. Bachetti, S. Gabriel, J. Zawodka, J. McCarroll, S. Donnelly, C. Swanson, W. Bresee, R. Anglin, P. Rosa. 159 Homecoming coeMcmwr f JL-LA,La Soccer A. Lord, K. Ducey, G. Anderson, R. Ross, G. Bouquillon. “All right now, listen up you worms . . . Row 1: j. Bagg, W. lieberum, F. Cameron, L Rettenmeier, R. Knight, L Daniel , A. Lord. Row 2: R. Donohoe, M. O’Donnell, D. White, E. Swanson, D. laVoie, G. Gardner D. Dupill, M. Humphries, E. Miltner, B. Anderson. Row 3: Mr. Rogers — Coach, K. Athens, G. Bouillon, M. Onarato, R. Ross, B. Groll, K. Ducey, G. Anderson, B. Dunn, M. West-fall, D. Golembeski, Mr. Sheridan — Coach. 163 Cross-Country Row 1: B. Squires, T. Frisbee, R. Marcoux, B. Fisher, J. Dvorak, R. Baker, D. Squires, D. Nash, J. Strobino, H. Lambracht, M. Kuhne. Row 2: G. Doring — Coach, T. Olson, J. Smedley, R. Hogan, J. Mann, R. Turner, J. Carroll, R. Fast, J. Pratt, J. Devin, D. Thompson, D. Hoddy. 164 Cheerleaders R. Heck, B. Harris, S. Storti, D. Ladd, M. Merrill, M. Byrnes, B. Angelo, S. Mercer, P. Mercer. 166 Miss Robinson — Coach, Seniors: Robin Heck, Barb Harris, Pat Mercer, Mary Ann Byrnes, Denise Peyron and Miss Gorochow — Coach, Absent. Girls' Varsity Basketball Row 1 s Cooch Lazzaro, P. Hodge, C. Castro, I. Hough, I. Center. Row 2: K. Lynch — Manager, C. Squires, S. Squires, G. Parkinson, K. Day, P. Seifert — Manager. Junior Varsity Row 1: Cooch Lazzaro, M. Ladd, A. Morasco, C. Chapin, C. Giddings, T. Bennett. Row 2: J. Sorenson — Manager, C. Smith, J. Miller, T. Murray, S Lambracht, D. Elliot, C. Allen — Manager. 169 Varsity Basketball Coach Kraft, G. Gardner, J. Reutzel, K. Von Coughnett, M. Howard, C. William , G. Anderson, B. Riley, H. Lambracht, B. Murphy, P. Diaz. Junior Varsity 5® ': G' Hopke' T Powel1- Row 2: Cooch Hibbard, C. Burke, G. Gardner, M. Miltner, M. Tou aint, J. Poletto, P. Sorenson, R. Anglin, J. Davis, L. Watts, M. Beatty V Smith M. Merrill — Manager, Glen Athons — Manager. 170 Greg Anderson 4 NM 63 Brookfield 7 NM 64 Immaculate 14 NM 54 Newtown 18 NM 66 O'Brien Tech 21 NM 65 Masuk 28 NM 64 HVRHS 4 NM 33 Barlow 8 NM 45 Bethel 11 NM 71 Abbot Tech 15 NM 55 Weston 18 NM 61 Central Cath. 22 NM 39 Immaculate 25 NM 67 Newtown 1 NM 51 HVRHS 5 NM 60 Masuk 8 NM 54 Bethel 12 NM 46 Barlow 15 NM 80 Weston 18 NM 62 Abbot Tech 20 NM 72 Central Cath. Chris Williams Peter Diaz Bill Murphy Coach Kraft Freshman Basketball Row 1: A. Catullo, P. Costos, V. Smith, M. Joyner. Row 2: M. Chase, M. Miltner, J. McCarroll, M. Gillotti, R. Anglin, C. Swanson, J. Carroll, T. Miller, Coach — Mr. Woodin. 172 174 Varsity Wrestling Coach Mr. Malinski, S. Waymouth, J. Devin, J. Rettenmeier, P. Rice, A. Beatty, C. Shephard, T. Beatty, J. Geyer, M. Wiser, G. Martin, D. Hamilton, J. lescynski. Coach Ferris. JV's Row 1 s T. Hogan, R. Hogan, B. Knipple, L. Rettenmeier, T. Marsan, S. Jordan, M. Ferris, F. Cameron, J. Couillard, T. Elwood, S. Delohery, P. Burch, K. Knipple. Row 2: Mr. Ferris, R. Knight, J. Eagan, P. Marcoux, C. Englund, M. Ndukwu, D. Eisigner, R. Roache, B. Hunt. B. Grossenbacher, K. Clapp, T. Moore, A. Thurston, Mr. Malinski. 175 4- Most Valuable Wrestler — Allen Beatty, Fastest Pin — Gerry Martin. Unlimited — Jeff Lescynski Win Seven Gold Medals Wave Wrestlers Holiday Coach Paul Malinski’s veteran-studded New Milford High School wrestling team placed men in the finals in ten of the twelve weight classes in last Saturday's NMHS Holiday Wrestling Tournament and then walked away with seven gold medals to make the first-ever tourney a happy and successful one for the Green Wave. Sam Waymouth (100 pound-si, John Devin (107), John Rettenmeier (114). Allen Beatty (128). Fred Mohammadi (134), Tim Beatty (140), Tom Martin (147). Mike Wiser (157). Gerry Martin (169 and heavyweight Jeff Lesczynski all earned berths in the Saturday evening finals with victories in afternoon matches, and Devin. Rettenmeier. both Reattys, Wiser, Gerry Martin and Lesczynski all took home golds wuh their triumphs in the finals. New Milford parlayed the seven firsts and three seconds into 165 team points to capture the team title by a wide margin over second place Weston, which accumulated 85 points. Housatonic was third with 70 points, and Southbury was 4th and last with 62. Senior Al Beatty was awarded the Most Valuable Wrestler trophy for his performance in the tournament, while NM’s fine 169-pounder Martin earned recognition for fast pins, taking an average of only 43 seconds to pin his two opponents. Devin started the NM domination of the finals matches with a pin victory over Pat Hayden of Southbury after Waymouth had lost a 10-6 decision to Jim Smith of Housatonic. Rettenmeier kept things going for the Wave with a 6-2 win over Tom Swan of Weston. 114 pound — John Rettenmeier 176 C apture tirst Tournament The Beatty Brothers sandwiched Fred Moham-madi’s defeat with quick first period pins, Alin 1:25 and Tim in 1:29. Tom Martin fell by a 9-7 decision to Dave Wiser (Mike’s cousin) of South-bury. but NM’s Wiser. Gtrry Martin and the hulking Lesc-zynski all came through with fast pins to make it a happy ending for Malinski and the Green Wave. The summary of the final round matches: 100-pound — Smith (H) dec. Way mouth (NM), 10-6; 107 -Devin (NM), pinned Hyden (S) 1:42; 114 — Rettenmeier (NM) dec. Swan (W). 6-2; 121 — Bratt (W) pinned Hafford (H), 4:13; 128 — A. Beatty (NM) pinned Gonzales (W), 1:25; 134 — W'irfel (W) pinned Mohammadi (NM) 4:38; 140 — T. Beattv (NM) pinned B. Wiser (S), 1:29; 147 — D. Wiser (S) dec. T. Martin (NM), 9-7; 157 — M. Wiser (NM) pinned Bisceglie (W), 1:53 159 - G. Martin (NM) pinned Foley (H), 0:55; 187 - Bergdahl (H pinned Sliaby (S), 1:13; Heavyweight — Lescynski (NM) pinned Farrell (H) 0:52. 157 pound — Mike Wiser 107 pound — John Devin Coach Malinski Coach Ferris 177 I herei S ol road ftud fornui | aWaijs Cuts ofir the cot rJry of a j � 0-Brchcrs fond f icre onevery side tmd as if runs l wt’s dceribslaln, find lies. wliere if has lain -f hat busy 4ocK shows never- an hour. f)4I flies- and a|l«n inusf farry-Tfar hunter bh« fs the empty air Far on befor e fhe ooarry( IW hiefa falls fhroaah nolhuxj’s fh re fo parry. Tne lion touchiaa in the centre WftH mountaiVvhead and sunset brow Rdls douwi flic CVCr lastlno slope. S ones picked an qe a jo, Find the bones- rise up and ao. ■“There the t� e mnina finds ttrtVnd Before begiorun 'ever can be, � ?d f|� e t,rcuf runner never leaves The starting and the finishing tree, 'flic budding and the fading free-- tdwin Muir Trees are poems that the earth writes upon the sky. We fell them down and turn them into paper that we may record our emptiness. — Kahlil Gibran LET THE WIND CARRY ME Papa's faith is people Mama she believes in cleaning Papa's faith is in people Mama she's always cleaning Papa brought home the sugar Mama taught me the deeper meaning She don't like my kick pleat skjfta She don't like my eyelids pgfided flfeen She don't like me staying up pre In my high-heeled shop Living for that Rock’rf Rc Papa says Leave 1 She’s looking like i Mama thinks she si Papa knows somefjpi Mama thinks she j She blames t he set me ro bomqtmnes I get mat feeling And want to settle I Mi lWye And raise a child up with somebody I get that strong longing And I want to settl j And raise a child up with somebody But it passes like the Htmrt I'm a wild seedagair . . Let the wind carry me. Joni Mitchell 1. Favorite Pastime 2. Secret Ambition 3. Pet Peeve 4. Weakness 5. Failure 6. Prized Possession 7. Trademark 8. Favorite Saying 9. Favorite Hangout MIKE ALLEN 1. Skiing 2. Ski in Colorado 3. Popping Bubblegum 4. Ticklish 5. To do homework 7. Laugh 9. Gymnasium GREG ANDERSON 1. Playing Basketball 6. My Honda 9. NMHS Gym 3. Hairdressers 4. Food 5. Organization 6. My Siamese cat 7. My hair 8. Damn itl BOB BARTEK 1. Guitar Playing 2. Being rich 3. Mr. Ferris 4. Banana Bread 5. Spanish I 6. Leather coat 7. John Wayne Impression ALLEN BEATTY 1. The races 2. To grow 3. My G.D. glasses 5. (Are you kidding?) 7. My humbleness 8. Hey boy 4. Pickles 5. Playing Basketball 6. Cat 7. Dimples 8. O.K. Joe 9. Grant City BARBARA BRICKLEY 1. Writing 2. Nursing 3. Fakes 4. Phil 6. Family, friends, Phil 7. Giggling 8. Smile 9. Brookfield SUE BUDDLE 1. Music 3. Hypocrites 6. Friends and family 7. Smile 9. The Home 1. Partying 2. Milk goats for a living 3. High school groovies 5. Coming to school 8. Yea — really 9. Steven's Street JAN CARROLL 3. Jocks, Chauvinists 5. Somersaults 6. My raggedies 8. Pinnochio, your nose is getting bigger 9. Library LINN CHAMBERLIN 1. Heh, hehll 2. Build my home 3. Pam 4. money 5. Carl 6. Mark 7. Moodiness 8. Guess you had to be RICH BAKER 1. Athletics 2. To make a million 3. The Courtyard 4. Food 5. French 6. Bridgette 7. My walk 8. Take it easy 9. Gym PAM BAKEWELL 1. Talking to friends 2. Make money 3. Two-faced people 4. Emotions 6. My Relationship with Alan 7. My hair color 9. Danbury Motor Inn MICHELE BARNES 1. Parties and Good times 2. To own a Honda Civic 4. Being serious and pizza 5. To keep quiet 6. Muttley 7. Smile 8. I'm so tired 9. Lounge at Birch Hill CAROL BARNHART 1. Ramming around 2. Owning a Jaguar PHYLLIS BENNETT 1. Riding horses 2. Live in Utah 3. Ice storms on weekends 5. Bookkeeping 6. My V.W. 7. Silence in school 9. Lanesville Rd. LaDONNA BIERBOWER 1. Reading 3. Obnoxious people 5. Horticulture 6. Collection of Gibran 7. Tiger paws and dents 8. I’m broke 9. Back roads GLENN BOUQUILLON 1. Snowmobiling 2. Become a millionaire 3. No Gas 4. McApple 5. Wrestling 6. '66 Mustang 7. Flat black fender 8. Leave me alone 9. Villa Maria PAM BRACEY 1. Listening to Music 2. Travel 3. Getting up early CONNIE BURROWS 1. Teasing 2. Teoch the deaf 3. Mr. O'Connell's cigars 5. Modern Russia 7. Accent MARY ANN BYRNES 2. Beating a Tennis Pro 3. Fred's jokes 8. Is it lunch yet? JESSICA CAMPBELL 1. Partying 2. Leave New Milford 4. Spending money 5. My Temper 6. My car 7. White Barracuda 8. Fooo 9. Steven's Street CHERYL CAIRNS 1. Band 2. Pass Physics 3. Stuck up people 4. people 6. Stuffed dog 7. My Saxophone 9. Conn's Dairy CHERI CARLSON there 9. Moe’s house JOHN CHRISTEN 1. Playing cards 2. To graduate 3. School 4. Work 6. Pat EVELYN CONFORTINI 1. Sitting Around 2. Career in medicine 6. Galliano Bottle Collection 8. Oh my God 9. Vulcono's DAVID CORNA 2. To have a winning football team 4. Gwen 5. NOTHING 6. My woman 7. My mouth 9. Locker room PAT COSTELLO 1. Smokin' in the Boys’ Room 2. To travel South and West 4. Talking out loud 5. On time for homeroom 6. Basketball 7. Coz 8. Keep on truckin' 7. Smile 9. Grooving on the Green 2. To moke a million 6. Stereo System JOHN COVER 1. Hunting 3. Work 5. Contemporary Issues 6. Jeannie 7. Wendy’s Pest 8. In a minute 9. The woods STEPHANIE DE ALESSIO 1. Sleeping 2. Join the Mafia 3. Homework 4. Italian food 7. Blue jeons 8. Oh @l 9. Courtyard CINDY DOWNS 1. Listening to Records 2. Writing 3. Fights 4. Paul 5. Tennis 6. My Panda Bear 7. Smil 9. Beach 3. Sarcasm 4. Beer 5. Love 6. My health 8. You tool 9. Halls GREG DYER 1. Hiking or skiing 2. Travel Cross-country 3. School 9. Inn on Lake Waramaug CAROL CUSACK 2. Date John Wayne 3. The Ritz 4. Candy bars 5. Food 6. WW Pin 8. Whoa Nellie! WENDY CUMMINGS DWAINE DEICKE 1. Having fun 3. Reading 4. Goodtimes 6. Bonnie and Scuba equipment 7. Sideburns 8. Are you serious? 9. Lake JEAN DRZAL 1. Playing my guitar 2. Become a songwriter 3. Dead fish 4. Bob 5. Organization 6. Bob's class ring 7. Bangs 9. Harry's Gulf SUE ETHIER 1. Playing football 2. Skiing better than Al 3. Bernie stickers 4. Ticklish 5. Driving and skiing 6. Stuffed St. Bernard 7. Small Handwriting 8. Tough 1. Parties 2. To be independent 3. Phoney people 4. Traveling 5. School attendance 6. Bob 7. Baracuda's right side 8. Drives me crazy 9. Steven's Street ANNA D'ALESSIO 1. Brian 2. To get a Corvette 3. Banged up Gremlins 4. Brian’s moustache 5. Driving 6. Brian 7. Hart's 8. Oh yeahhh Byrnes 9. Osborne's JESSICA DANIELS 1. Physics labs' and problems 2. To visit England 3. Laying out Yearbook 4. Mr. Nicholas 7. My tinsel teeth 9. Library — Children's room KATHI DAY 1. Reading and Sewing 2. Travel 3. Phoney people 4. David 5. Cooking 6. Life KATHY DUBOIS 1. Talking 3. Term paper 4. Super ticklish 5. Daily running 6. My jokes 7. My eyes 8. Happy Birthdayl 9. Wrestling room KEVIN DUCEY 2. Live in the Caribbean 3. The Spies 4. Knees 5. My temper 6. Little Black Book 7. Golden Foot 8. Buzz off 9. Finast TERRI DUGAN 1. Mike 2. Gynecologist 3. John 4. Love 5. 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Intolerance of no minds 6. My life DEBBIE FAURE 1. Being sarcastic 3. Term papers 4. Mail boxes 5. Pre-Calculus 6. Union card 3. My brother Scott 4. Chocolate Chip Cookies 5. Field Hockey 6. Rabbit coat 7. Mouth 8. Putz 9. Cornfield GENE FREDLUND 1. To ride my Hog 2. To become rich in a short time 4. Alcohol 5. History 6. My Hog 7. Mouth ANNA GAWEl 1. Walking 2. Former’s wife 3. Mr. O’ConneH’s cigars 6. Horses 7. Pants 8. Are you kidding? PAMM GEIGER 2. To be Mrs. Grinch 3. Not being tall 4. The Grinch 5. Volleyball 6. Grinch 7. Borefeet 8. I want my Grinch 9. 527 Danbury Road DAVID GRIESBACH 1. Fooling around 2. Photographer 3. Working 4. Not being able to say no 5. To be myself 6. The world 7. Hats 8. What? 9. South bury BRADGROLL 1. Skiing 2. Win Hot Dog contest 3. Teasing about my hair 4. Impulsive spending 5. Chemistry 6. My skis 7. My hair 8. “What’s up? 9. Candlewood Inn CINDY HAYNES 2. Southbound 3. Military madness 4. Dale 6. Toilet roll collection 7. Haynes 8. Bull 9. Wherever GARY HEANEY 1. Skipping class 2. Be principal 3. Mr. Atkinson 4. Stay awake in class 5. Getting caught 6. School lunch? 7. Empty desk 8. Let’s leave 9. Windmill Diner ROBIN HECK 1. Skating 3. Being teased 4. Chemistry 5. Sewing 6. Hoi’s cheerleoding bells 8. That’s disgusting 9. Cafeteria KEN HENDERSON 1. Spelunking 2. Climb over 25,000 ft. 3. Anti-intellectual Red-Baiters 4. Chunkies 5. Math 6. Down Sleeping Bag 7. Patch covered Denim jacket 8. Frodo lives 9. W.V.A.C.S. fieldhouse CATHY HENDRIX 1. Dancing at Blue Sands. 2. To go places 3. Labeling test tubes 4. Biting my nails 5. Math, Math, Moth 6. Ed 7. Curly Hair 9. Rhode island JEANNE HEPBURN 2. Retire at 20 3. School 4. Shooting 30.06 9. Outside SUE HESS 1. Hiking 2. Go to Oak Ridge 3. Runaway toboggans 4. Sit-ups 5. Basketball 6. Friends 7. Walking 8. Oh yeah? 9. Route 7 VOLKER HINTSCH 1. Reading and Making Music 2. World Traveling 3. Soap Operas 4. Ice cream 5. Athletic Ambitions 6. Guitar and Books 7. Briefcase 8. Hi? 9. My bed GLENN HIPP 1. Bike riding 4. Sports 5. Imagination 6. Radios 7. A bus 8. Keep on truckin’ 9. Bus company WANDA HUGHES 1. Horseback riding 2. To be a model 6. Marty 8. Bull 9. My bedroom WANDA HUMISTON 1. Taking pictures 2. Having a class reunion 3. Doing refunds 4. Exaggerate 5. Cooking 6. The Teddy Bear 7. My laugh 8. Tooosh” 9. Courtesy Desk GINA JAJER 1. Daydreaming 2. To be rich 3. Two-faced people 4. Chocolate ice cream 5. Gym class 8. Don’t tell anyonel 9. Reap’s KATHY JANDREAU 1. Going to the beach 2. Get through life 3. Phoney people 4. Nail biting 5. Saving money 7. Life savers 9. First National JULIE FEELEY 2. Go to Hawaii 3. Mr. O’Connell 4. Munch 5. Making decisions 6. Life 7. Crooked pinkeys 9. Shermon FRANCISCO FERNANDEZ 1. Reading 2. Teaching 4. Mathematics 9. School dances LORI FLYNN 4. Chocolate 5. School 6. Robin 8. Oh Hell KIM FOSTER 1. Tap dancing 2. Move out of N.M. 3. The Ritz 4. Brownies 5. Shorthand 6. My V.W. 7. My laugh 8. Where to next? 9. George's place MARA FRANKEL 2. Marry an old millionaire FRANK FERRENCE 1. Baseball 2. Baseball star 3. Mike 4. Work 5. School 6. My car 7. Franco 8. All right man! 9. Grand Union JEANNE MERTENS 1. Bicycle riding 4.Food 6. My sneokers PAT MICKELSON 1. Being with Joy 2. To be a wife 3. Snobby people 4. Dork curly hoir 5. Shorthond 6. Jay 9. Skyline Ridge PATTI MIELE 5. To publish a poem 6. Collection of rejection slips 7. My morbid sense of humor 8. “Damnation!'' 9. The dunes ot the Cape BARRY MILLER 1. Smoking 2. To be rich 3. Administration 4. School 6. Cigarette holder 8. “Get lost 9. Courtyard SHARON MILLER 1. Horseback riding 2. To own a stable 3. Litter and pollution 4. Chemistry and Algebra 6. Family and Appaloosa 8. “Whoa, horse! 9. Barn I MARYELLEN MILLER 1. Skiing 2. Own a red Porsche 3. McDonald's 4. Spelling 5. French 6. My K2 III 7. Jeans, my laugh 8. “What a panic! 9. Ski slopes FRED MOHAMMADI 1. Reading 7. Renault 8. Let's fly 9. The airport 6. Scrap book 7. My shortness 8. Swiftr 9. Outdoors PAUL LaTERRA 1. Photogrophy 2. Oceanographer 9. Gym JEFF JOHNSON 1. Watching freshmen girls 2. Be old 7. Strange behavior DEBBIE JOHNSTON 1. Reading 2. Piano playing 3. Cigarette smoke 4. Food 5. Talking too much 6. Life 7. Shortness 8. Fugles 9. Grant City LEO LESIAK 1. Sports 2. Pro Baseball Player 3. Incompetence 4. Science 6. My life 9. Pump house JEFF LESCYNSKI 2. Being wealthy 4. French 5. French 7. My hot 8. Oh Yeahl 9. Villa SUE KENNEY 1. Being with Mike 2. Kindergarten teocher 3. Messiness 4. Biting my nails 5. To stop talking! 6. Mike 7. My smile 8. Oh, nol 9. Mike’s house MARC KOEHLERT 1. Figuring songs 3. Teeny-boppers and greasers 5. Algebra 6. Good friends 9. My bedroom CINDY LANDRY 1. Television 2. Travel 3. School 4. Cookies 5. Humanities III 6. Television 8. Garbage KIM LOVALLO 1. Playing my guitar 2. Rediscover Colorado 3. Music haters 4. Very ticklish 5. To finish anything 6. My guitar 9. The Home SUE LOWELL 3. History 4. Being ticklish 6. Locket 8. Happy Birthday! 9. McDonald's DEBBIE LYNCH 1. Reading morning announcements 2. To be 5 feet 2 3. Doing refunds 5. Ice-skating 6. Friends and family 7. Dunkin Doughnuts 8. “Oh, God 9. Grant City MARC LaROCQUE 1. Talking to people 2. Be rich 3. Questionnaires 4. Sue 5. Physics 6. Test helpers 7. Skipping class 8. That's life 9. Windmill Diner KAREN LYNCH 1. Sleeping 3. Gym 4. Putting things off 5. Skiing 9. Barker s BARBARA McGAVIC 3. Gross people 4. Speaking out 5. Straightening out people 6. My brush 7. Beechies gum 8. no good! 9. Johanne's house sue mcintyre 1. Other people's business 2. To be a jockey 3. Being called Va pint 4. Blonds and blue eyes 5. Having patience 6. Puzzle ring 7. Smack- 8. Hi, it’s mel 9. Ski lodges JON MALONE 2. Make the big-time 4. People who smile 6. 1950 Chevy pickup 7. My laugh 8. The treasury has . . . 9. Student Council DEBBIE McMAHON 1. Watching soap operas 3. Humanities III 4. A certain blond 6. Amie” 9. Grant City DAVID MARSH 1. Living 2. Her 3. Questionnaires 4. Filling them out 5. None 8. Be seeing you 9. The Village JULIANN MEANEY 2. Date Howard Hughes 3. Cheques 4. Food 5. Keep mouth shut 6. Striped socks 7. N.Y. accent 8. Let's go have o cigarette 9. Murph's pool hall PAT MERCER 2. Punch a few people 5. Physics 6. Greenies 7. Your 's sister 8. Christmas 9. Lynn Deming RICHARD MOREA 9. Stanley's 7. Vega JEAN RICE 1. Sports 3. Steve 4. Algebra II 6. My life 9. McDonald's DONNA MORSEY 1. Doing nothing 2. To travel 3. Gas shortage 4. My little sister 5. School 6. Chris 7. My rings 8. What did you say? 9. Chris’ place DEBBIE MOSHER 1. Talking 2. Be a writer 3. Conceited people 4. Marvin 5. Dr. Zhivago 6. My weeecomobile 7. Coffee hour 8. Weeeo! Waffle, woffle! 9. Grant City SUE MURRAY 1. Playing the piano 2. Ballerina 5. Tennis 6. Toe shoes 7. Coffee hour 8. Here's to you ... 9. Debbie's house MIKE NESS 1. Sports 2. Play professional sports 3. Super Bowl 4. Math 5. Economize 6. Friends; post, present, future 7. Number 10 8. Can't take you animals anywhere 9. Millstone Beach BOB NICHOLAS 1. Going to Stanley's 2. Move to Maine 3. Courtyard 4. My Big feet 5. None 6. My car, my woman and my brother 7. Maroon Mustang 8. Quiz me! KAREN ORZECH 1. Doing nothing, but. . . 3. Scorpions 6. My Sanity? 8. Living, that’s the point” DEBBIE OSTRANDER 1. David 2. Rich bum 3. Stuck locker 4. David 5. Chemistry 6. Beat-up Saab hub cap 7. Funny walk 9. Debbie's parties KATHE PACIFIC 1. Being with David 2. To be skinny 3. Homework 4. Food 5. Geometry 6. My wedding band 7. My curly hair 9. My room LISA PARE 1. Parties 2. First woman President 3. Being taken for granted 4. Boys 5. History 6. My records and albums 8. Farm out 9. Grant City POLLY PARKER 1. Talking about Bermuda 2. To travel 3. Bossy little librarians 4. Blue jeans 5. Chemistry 6. Friends 8. Oh, Shutup Timmy! 9. The Library KIP PENNYWELL 1. Playing sports 2. Play football 3. No intramural sports 6. My pic 8. Kip is hip 9. Burger King BONNIE PARKINSON 2. To ride 6. Dufe PHYLLIS PICHECO 1. Danny 2. Own a ranch 3. Phoney people 4. Expressing myself 5. Driving 6. Danny and Stereo system 7. Teeth 8. What are friends? 9. Danny’s BRAIN PIERSALL 1. Sleeping 2. Catch for N.Y. Yankees 5. French 6. Chemistry book 9. Upstairs gym PETER PILIERO 2. Ability to think quickly 3. Homework on weekends 4. Sick jokes 5. Used to waste time 6. My comb 7. Curly hair 8. Yeah, I know, but. . . JOAN PORWITZKI 1. Doug 2. Own a Corvette 3. Sue 4. Doug 5. Driving 6. My car 7. Holy jeans 8. No goodl 9. Doug's house MIKE PROFITA 1. Being outside 2. Pro baseball player 3. Immaturity 4. Urges 5. Moods 6. Sue 7. Sideburns 8. Oh, no! 9. Wayne's house JOHN RETTENMEIER 1. Sports 2. 300 game 3. Dieting 5. French 6. Wrestling Gold Medals 7. Rett 8. Hey Ace 1. Listening to DuBois’ jokes 3. Modern Fiction 4. Wrestlers 5. Daily running 6. Friends 7. My rat 8. Happy Birthday! 9. Wrestling room PATTY ROBERSON 1. Dieting 3. Icy roads 5. Cheerleading 6. Certain friendships 7. Two different colored eyes 8. Huh? What? 9. Reap's TRACEY RYAN 1. Sleeping 2. Store owner 3. Cracked knuckles 7. Earth shoes LANCE SAINZ 1. Making funny noises 2. To sing 3. Big mouths 4. Blonds 5. My jokes 6. My raft 7. My hunger 9. Sherman tennis courts JONATHAN SERCEL 1. Skiing 2. Go to Arizona 3. Filling out forms 6. Car 7. My name 8. Hang in there, baby 9. Candlewood Lake JANE SETEAR 1. Making Mike Chocolate Chip Cookies 2. To be a model 3. Gaining weight 6. My bubble gum 7. Chewing urn 8. I'm sorry! 9. The Enchanted Cottage MIRIAM SOLOMON 1. Telling jokes 3. People who mimic 5. Spelling 6. Good friends and family 7. My laugh 8. I don't get it” DONNA ST. AMAND 1. Talking to teachers 2. Happy life 3. Lunches 4. Coming to school 5. Gym 6. Rick 7. Engagement ring 8. Good Lord!” 9. Courtyard JOANNE STANTON 1. Getting in trouble 2. Reach 5'2 4. New York 5. Skipping school 6. Billy 8. I don’t know! 9. Millstone Beach DONALD SQUIRES 1. Running 2. Sleeping 3. My car 4. School 5. Work 6. Running shoes 7. Quietness 8. Tough 9. Locker room MICHAEL SQUIRES 1. Working 2. Oceanographer 3. Speech 4. Colleen 5. Does Fate Control 6. My life 8. Smile SHERYL SQUIRES 3. Short librarians 4. Italians 6. Charlie 7. Short skirts 9. Sherman tennis courts PATRICIA STEARNS 1. Talking on phone 2. To graduate 3. Getting up early 4. Chocolates 5. To quit smoking 6. John 7. Long hair 1. Going to the movies 2. Breaking 48 seconds in the 440 3. English 4. My stomach 5. Nonel 6. My woman 7. Hands 9. Car ROBIN TERHUNE 1. Sports 2. Become a Math teacher 3. The word no 4. Writing 5. English 6. My life 8. Rams 1 CRAIG TIEBOUT 1. Playing hoop at the Barn 2. To carry the football in a gome 3. Athletic apathy 4. Beer 5. Girls 6. Brown and green beer mug 7. Bud man 8. I am alive 9. The Barn MARY-ELLEN THURSTON 1. Being with Joel 2. An architect 3. Mike 5. Does Fate Control? 6. My ring 7. Quietness 8. Weeeol 9. Joel's house THERESA THURSTON 1. Dreaming 2. To become rich 3. School 4. Not enough ambition 5. Child Growth closs 6. My friends 7. Quietness 9. Grant City MARK TLASKY 1. Gym 3. Senior Math Quizzes 5. Spanish LINDA TORPEY 1. Fred 2. Travel 3. Donna 4. Twinkies 5. No ambition 7. My school jacket 9. Grant City THERESA TREMMEL 1. Laughing and crying 2. Return to Bermuda 4. Every weekend 5. English 6. My Volkswagon 7. My tears 8. You better shutupl 9. Grand Union ANGEL VELEZ 1. Parties 2. Quit working 4. Work 5. English 6. Cor 7. Cor 9. All over DENISE VELTRI 1. Having a good time 2. Own a Corvette 3. McDonald's 4. Ed 5. Algebra 6. My stereo 7. Green G.M.C. pickup 8. “You tard! 9. A.V. room TOM WENZEL 1. Lifting and basketball 2. Live in the mountains of Austria 3. Disrespectful people 4. Beer 5. Understanding females 6. My beer mug 8. Don't be cute! 9. The Barn LAURA WILLIAMS 1. Being with friends 2. Social worker 3. Know it alls 4. A handsome man 5. Diets 6. My parents 7. My walk JAY STROBINO 8. Soddy Choddy 9. My bedroom MARK WOODS 1. Listening to music 2. Be a rock and roll star 3. People hassling 4. Strong drinking 5. Too much 6. Stereo 7. No deals 9. Everywhere and any place BILL WRIGHT 1. Listening to music 2. To score a hole-in-one 3. Humanities III 4. A certain blond 6. My putter 7. Blue jeans 9. Grant City DAVID YAROCHOWIZ 1. Butchering 2. To own the A P 3. Chemistry teachers 4. Women 5. French 6. '67 Dodge Charger 7. Hats 8. Weeeo 9. Lake Candlewood MARY YARRISH 1. Sleeping 2. Rule the world 3. My mother 4. Gum 5. My life 6. My old shoes 7. My height 8. Greetings Senior Directory ALFREDSON, MAUREEN — French Club 3, 4 . . . Future Teochers' 2 . . . Notional Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 1,2, 3, 4. ALLEN, MICHAEL — Boys' Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Freshman Football . . . JV Baseball 1, 2, . . . Varsity Baseball 3, 4 . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. ANDERSON, GREG — Boys' Varsity Club 4 . . . Class Treasurer 1 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Freshman Basketball • • JV Baseball I . . . JV Basketball 2 . . . Varsity Basketball 3, 4 . . . Varsity Soccer 3, 4. BAILEY, JOHN BAKER, RICHARD — Boys’ Varsity Club 3, 4 — Treasurer 4 . . . Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4 . . . Junior Closs Talent Show . . . Senior Play . . . Student Council 3 . . . Freshman Basketball . . . Varsity Cross Country 1 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain 3, 4 . . . Indoor Track 2, 3, 4 • . . Varsity Trock 1,2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain 4. BAKEWELL, PAM — DECA Club 3, 4 . . . Senior Play. BARNES, MICHELE — Class Secretary 4 . . . Executive Committee 3 . . . Future Teachers' 4 . . . Intro-mural Soccer 3 . . . Junior Closs Talent Show . . . Junior Prom ... Pep Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Senior Banquet . . . Senior Play ... Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Yearbook. BARNHART, CAROL — CHANTICLEER I . . . Intramural Soccer 3 . . . Junior Prom . . . Pep Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Senior Banquet . . . Senior Play . . . Yearbook. BARTEK, ROBERT — DECA Club . . . Drama Club 2 . . . Junior Class Talent Show. BEATTY, ALLEN — Boys' Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Freshman Basketball . . . JV Baseball 1, 2 . . . Vorsity Baseball 3, 4 — Most Improved Player 3 . . . Freshmon Football . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain 4 . . . JV Wrestling 2 . . . Varsity Wrestling 3, 4 — Most Valuable Player 3. BEATTY, WILLIAM BELCHER, STEVE BENJAMIN, LACEY — Transfer Student from Henry Abbot Technical School 3 . . . Discussion Club 3. BENNETT, EDWARD — JV Cross Country 1 . . . JV Wrestling 1,2. . . Varsity Wrestling 3, 4. BENNETT, PHYLLIS — Chorus 1, 2. BIERBOWER, LADONNA — Piper 3 — Co-Editor 3 . . . STOP 2, 3 — Treasurer 2, Co-Chairman 3 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Yearbook — Sports Editor • • • JV Field Hockey 1 . . . Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3,4. BOUCHARD, ADRIAN BOUQUILLON, GLENN — Baseball 2, 3 ... Basketball 2 . . . Soccer 3, 4 . . . Wrestling 1,4. BRACEY, PAMELA — Pep Club 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer 4. BRESMON, JANET — AFS Club 4 . . . Business Club 4 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Junior Class Talent Show . . . Spanish Club 2, 3. BRICKLEY, BARBARA — AFS Club 4 . . Band Announcer 4 . . . CHANTICLEER 1 . . . Chorus 1 . . . Creative Writing Club 1 . . . DECA 1 . . . Executive Committee 1,2. . . Reading Club 2 — President 2 . . . Senior Play . . . Student Council 1. BUDDLE, SUSAN — AFS Club 4 . . . Band 1,2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Spanish Club 1, 2, 3. BURROWS, CONNIE BUTTERFIELD, CINDY — Future Teachers' Club 1, 4 . . . Garden Club 3 . . . Spanish Club 2. BYRNES, MARYANN — Cheerleading 4 . . .Executive Committee 4 . . . Junior Class Talent Show . . . Junior Prom . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4 — Secretary 3, 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 — Vice-President 4. CAIRNS, CHERYL —AFS Club 4. . .Band 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Chorus 4 . . . Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 2, 3, 4 . . . Spanish Club 2, 3 . . . Stage Band 1,2,3, 4. CAMPBELL, JESSICA — Business Club 3 . . .Chorus 2 . . . Creative Writing Club 2 . . . DECA 3, 4 . . . Discussion Club 3 . . . Drama 3 . . . Grievance Committee 2. CARLSON, CHERI — Bowling 1. CARROLL, JANICE — CHANTICLEER 1, 2, 3 — Features Editor 3 . . . French Club 2 . . . Freshman Initiation Committee . . . Future Teachers' Club 2, 3 — Secretary 2 — Vice-President 3 . . . Junior Float Committee . . . Scholastic Awards 1,2. . . Senior Play . . . Yearbook — Senior Editor. CHAMBERLIN, LINN CHANDLER, DAVID — DECA 4. CHRISTEN, JOHN CONFORTINI, EVELYN — Bond 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Executive Committee 3 . . . Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 3, 4 . . .Ski Club 2, 4 . . . Spanish Club 1 . . . Stage Band 2, 3 . . . Student Council 1,4. CORNA, DAVID — Boys' Vorsity Club 4 — President 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Freshman Football. . . Vorsity Football 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain 4. COSTELLO, PATRICK — Discussion Club 3, 4 — Vice-President 3, President 4 . . . Intramural Basketball 3, 4 . . . Judo Club 4 . . . Pep Club 3. COVER, JOHN — Chess Club 2, 3. CUMMINGS, WENDY — CHANTICLEER 2 . . . Chorus 1 .. . Creative Writing 1 . . . DECA 4 . . . Dis- cussion Club 3 . . . Drama Club 1 . . . Environment Club 2 . . . Scholastic Awards 3. CUSACK, CAROL — DECA 3, 4 . . . Intramurals 2 . . . Pep Club 1,2. . . Scholastic Awards 2, 3 . . . Senior Play. D'ALESSIO, ANNAMARIA — DECA 3, 4 ... Pep Club 1,2. DANIELS, JESSICA — AFS Club 3, 4 — Vice-President 3 . . . CHANTICLEER 1,2, 3 — Features Editor 3 . . . Executive Committee 1,2. . . Future Teachers' Club 2, 3, 4 — President 2, 3 . . . Golf Manager 2 . . . Junior Float Committee . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 — Corresponding Secretary . . . Scholastic Awards 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Play . . . Yearbook — Layout Editor. DAY, ARTHUR — Intramural Basketball 1,2. DAY, KATHI — AFS Club 4 . . . Girls' Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 — Vice-President 4 . . . Yearbook . . . JV Basketball 1,2. . . Varsity Basketball 3, 4 . . . JV Volleyball 1 . . . Varsity Volleyball 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Softball 1,2, 3, 4. DE ALESSIO, STEPHANIE — CHANTICLEER 1 . . . DECA 4. . .Senior Play. . . STOP 2. DEICKE, DWAINE — DECA Club 3, 4. DE LA VEGA, FREDERICK — CHANTICLEER 1, 2 . . . Class Vice-President 2 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Photography Club 3 . . . Scholastic Awards 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . STOP 2 — Vice-President 2 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 — President 4 . . . Vorsity Tennis 1,2, 3, 4. DERBY, AUDREY — Chorus 1, 2 . . . Discussion Club 3, 4. . .Pep Club 3. DEROSS, LINDA — Freshman Initiation Committee . . . Intramural Soccer 3 . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Scholastic Awards 1, 2, 3, 4 . . .Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Tennis 3, 4 . . . Yearbook — Photography Editor. DEROSS, SUZAN — Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Scholastic Award 1. DIAZ, PETER — Boys’ Varsity Club 4 . . . Class President 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Class Socials 1,2. . . Grievance Committee 1, 2, 3 . . . Junior Class Talent Show . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Stero-Committee Choirman 3, 4 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 4 . . . Student-Faculty Committee 3 . . . Yearbook — Booster Night Chairman . . . JV Basketball 1, 2 . . . Varsity Basketball 3, 4 . . . Freshman Football . . . Vorsity Football 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain 4 . . . Vorsity Tennis 1,2, 3, 4. DODD, SUSAN —AFS Club 1 . . .CHANTICLEER 1 . . . Environment Club 2 . . . Letter of Commendation 4 . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 — Vice-President 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Yearbook. DOUSKEY, KATHRYN — DECA Club 4 . . . Senior Play . . . Field Hockey 1 . . . Softball 2. 198 DOWNIE, TERRY — AFS Club 1 . . . CHANTICLEER 1 . . . Future Teachers' Club 3. DOWNS, CINDY — Pep Club 4. DRZAL, JEAN — Biology Club 2 . . .CHANTICLEER 1 . . . Pep Club 4. DUBOIS, KATHRYN — Executive Committee 4 . . . Freshman Initiation Committee . . . Girls' Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Junior Prom . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Student Council 1, 3 . . . Yearbook . . . JV Field Hockey 2 . . . Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4. DUCEY, KEVIN — Pep Club 4 . . . JV Baseboll 2 . . . Varsity Soccer 3, 4. DUGAN, THERESA — Drama Club 1, 3, 4 . . Executive Committee 1 . . . Notional Honor Society 4 . . . Student Council 1. DUHAN, ROBERT — Danbury Regional Center's New England Basketball Championship Team 1971 . . . Special Olympics 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 — Silver Medal Winner 1973. DUNLAP, SHERYL DVORAK, JAMES — Amateur Radio Club 1,2. . . Boys' Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Chemistry Club 3 . . . Executive Committee 4 . . . Freshman Basketball . . . Varsity Cross Country 2, 3, 4 . . . Trock 1,2, 4. DYER, GREGORY — Ski Club 3, 4 . . .Weightlifting Club 2. . .Track 2, 3,4. . . Wrestling 2. ELLIOT, PETER ENGELS, CYNTHIA — Business Club 3 . . . Chorus 3, 4 . . . Future Nurses 1. ERICSON, STEVEN — AV Club . . . Chemistry Club 1 . . . Basketball Manager 1,2. . . Football Manager 2 . . . Football 3 . . . Track Manoger 1,2. ETHIER, SUSAN — CHANTICLEER 1,4. . . Drama Club 3 . . . Intramural Soccer 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Yearbook. FAIRCLOUGH, CAROL — Pep Club 1,4... Scholastic Awards 1,2. . . Softball 1. FALK, EILEEN — Executive Committee 3, 4 Girls’ Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 — Vice-President 3 — President 4 . . . Junior Class Talent Show . . . Junior Prom 3 . . . Pep Club 1,2. . . Yearbook — Faculty Editor . . . JV Basketball 1,2. . . Varsity Basketball 3, 4 . . . JV Field Hockey 1 . . . Vorsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4 — Most Improved Player 2 — Most Valuable Player 3 . . . Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . JV Volleyball 1,2 . . . Varsity Volleyball 4. FARNSWORTH, ANN — Arts and Crafts Festival 3 . . . Class Secretary 2 . . . Student Council 2, 3 . . . Tennis 1. FAURE, DEBORAH — French Club 3 ... Pep Club 4. FEELEY, JULIE — DECA Club 3, 4 . . . Executive Committee 2 . . . Intramurals 2 . . . Pep Club 1, 2 — Secretary 2 . . . Student Council 4. FERNANDEZ, FRANCISCO — Exchange Student from Guatemala, Central America 4 . . . AFS Club 4 . . . Soccer 4. FERRENCE, FRANK — Intramurol Basketball 2, 3, 4. FERRIS, RAYMOND — Boys' Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . . . STOP 2 . . . Freshman Football . . . Varsity Football 2, 3 . . . Trock 1,2. . . Wrestling 3. FISHER, MICHAEL — Computer Club 3 . . . Chemistry Club 3 . . . Photography Club 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . Football 3. FITZPATRICK, LYNN — Biology Club 2 . . . Discussion Club 3, 4 . . . Student Council 3. FLYNN, LORI FOSTER, KIM — DECA Club 3 ... Pep Club 2, 4 . . . Senior Play. FRANKEL, MARA — Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Varsity Field Hockey 2, 3, 4. FREDLUND, GENE —- Boys' Vorsity Club 3, 4 . . . Freshman Basketball . . . JV Basketball 2 . . . JV Baseball 1,2. . . Vorsity Boseball 3, 4 . . . Freshman Football . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. GAWEL, ANNA — Business Club 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 1,2, 3, 4. GEIGER, PAMELA — JV Field Hockey 1,2. . . Varsity Field Hockey 3,4. GRIESBACH, DAVID — Chess Club 2 . . . Soccer 2 . . . Wrestling 1,2. GROLL, BRAD — Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 — Vice-President 2, President 3, 4 . . .Ski Team 1, 2, 3 — Team Captain 2, 3 . . . Football 1 . . . Intramural Soccer 2 . . . Varsity Soccer 3, 4 . . . Wrestling 1. GUSTAFSON, RICHARD —Reading Club . . . Wrestling Club. HARRIS, BARBARA — Girls' Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Banquet . . Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain 4 . . . JV Field Hockey 1 . . . Tennis 4 . . . Volleyball 4. HAYNES, CINDY — CHANTICLEER 1, 2, 3 . . . Discussion Club 2, 3 . . . Drama Club 2, 3 . . . Student Council 2, 3, 4. HEANEY, GARY HECK, ROBIN — Executive Committee 3, 4 . . . Girls’ Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Cheerleading 3,4 . . . Gymnastics 2, 3. HENDERSON, KENNETH — Astronomy Club . . . Chemistry Club 1 . . . Discussion Club 4. HENDRIX, CATHLEEN — CHANTICLEER 1,3... National Honor Society 4 . . . Pep Club 3 . . . Scholastic Award 1 . . . Senior Play . . . STOP 2 . . . Yearbook — Activities Editor. HEPBURN, JEANNIE — Bowling Club 1 . . . Judo Club 4 . . . Senior Play. HESS, SUSAN — CHANTICLEER 1 . . . Girls' Varsity Club 3, 4. . . Girls'Weight Training Club 2, 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 — Treasurer 4 . . . Senior Ploy ... Ski Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Yearbook . . . JV Field Hockey 2 . . . Varsity Field Hockey 3, 4 . . . JV Tennis 1, 2 . . . Vorsity Tennis 3, 4. HILL, DARWIN HINTSCH, VOLKER — Exchange Student from Germany 4 . . . AFS Club 4 . . . Band 4 . . . Senior Ploy. HIPP, GLENN — AFS Club 4 . . . Senior Play. HIPP, JAMES — Chorus 3. HODDY, DAVID — Chess Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Drama Club 3, 4. . .Ski Club 3. HUGHES, WANDA — Discussion Club 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 3. HUMISTON, WANDA — Girls' Weight Training Club 2 . . . Pep Club 1,2, 3, 4. JAJER, GINA — Freshman Initiation Committee . . . Gymnastics 2, 3 . . . Intramural Soccer 4 . . . Junior Prom . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Play . . .Ski Club 4. JANDREAU, KATHRYN — DECA Club 3 . . . Future Teachers' Club 1 . . . Intramural Soccer . . . Pep Club 3, 4 . . . Senior Play . . . Student Council 4 . . . Softball Manager 2 . . . JV Softball 3 . . . Yearbook. JENNINGS, GEORGE JENNINGS, HOMER — AV Club 3, 4. JENNINGS, JOHN JOHNSON, COLLEEN — Bowling 1. JOHNSON, JEFFREY — Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Drama Club 3, 4 . . . Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Play . . . Wrestling 2. JOHNSTON, DEBRA — Future Teachers' Club 1, 2, 3 — Vice-President 2 . . . Pep Club 1, 2y 3, 4 — Treasurer 3 — President 4 . . . Girls' Weight Training Club 2. KAESLER, RALPH — Judo Club 4 . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Freshman Football . . . Varsity Football 2, 3 . . . JV Trock 1 . . . Varsity Track 2, 3, 4. KENNEY, SUSAN — Executive Committee 1 . . . Intramural Soccer 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain 4 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . JV Volleyball 2 . . . Yearbook. KILTON, BOYD KILTON, WILLIAM KOEHLERT, MARC — Chemistry Club 1 . . . Senior Ploy . . . JV Trock 2 . . . Varsity Trock 3. LANDRY, CYNTHIA —AFS Club 4 . . .Future Teachers' Club 1,2. . . Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Spanish Club 3. LAROCQUE, MARC — Chemistry Club 3 . . . Intramural Basketball 1 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Spanish Club 2 . . . Student Council 1, 2, 3 . . . Weightlifting 1. 199 LATERRA, PAUL — Boys' Vorsity Club 4 . . . Chemistry Club 1,2. . . Weightlifting Club 3 . . . Yeor-book . . . Track 2, 3, 4. LEBLANC, GERALD — Cross Country 1, 2, 3 . . . Track 1,2,3. LEBLANC, MAURICE — JV Football . . . Record Club. LESCYNSKI, JEFF — CHANTICLEER 1 . . . Wrestling 3,4. LESIAK, LEO — Intramural Basketball 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 1 . . . JV Baseball 1,2. LIEFF, LINDA — CHANTICLEER 1 . . . Class Secretary 3 . . . Executive Committee 1,2. . . History Club 2 ... Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Stero Committee 3 . . . Student Council 3, 4 — Secretary 4 . . . Student Faculty Committee 3 . . . Yearbook — Art Editor. . . Varsity Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4. LILLIS, DONNA — Drama Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Future Nurses 1,2. . . Volleyball Manager 3. LOPEZ, EDWIN — Student Council 4. LORD, ALLEN — Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Varsity Soccer 3, 4 — Co-Captain 4 . . . JV Tennis 1 . . . Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4 . . . JV Wrestling. LOVALLO, KIM — Pep Club 4 . . . Social Studies Club 2. LOWELL, SUSAN — Future Teachers' Club 1 . . . Girls' Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 — Historian 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 1 . . . JV Field Hockey 1,2. . . Varsity Field Hockey 3,4. . . Softball 1. LUHMANN, GREG LYNCH, DEBORAH — Coffee Hour 4 . . . Future Teachers' Club 1 . . . Intramural Soccer 3 . . . Morning Announcements 4 . . . National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 — President 4 . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 1,2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4. LYNCH, KAREN — Executive Committee 3 . . . Future Teachers' Club 2 . . . Intramural Soccer 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 — Recording Secretory 4 . . . Letter of Commendation 4 . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Ski Club 4 . . . Yearbook. MALONE, JONATHAN — Chess Club 1 . . . Executive Committee 1 . . . Magazine Campaign 3, 4 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Piper 3 — Treasurer 3 . . . Senior Play . . . STOP 2 . . . Student Council 1,2, 3, 4 — Treasurer 4 . . . Yearbook Business Manager 4 . . . NMHS Representative to the Summer Intern Program in Washington, D.C. MALUMPHY, ROGER — AVA Club 1 . . . Boys' Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 2, 4 . . . Junior Class Talent Show. . . JV Baseball 1, 2 . . . Varsity Baseball 3, 4 . . . JV Basketball 1,2. . . Varsity Basketball 3, 4 . . . Freshman Football . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. MARSH, DAVID — Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Magazine Campaign 3, 4. McBREAlRTY, DALE — Discussion Club 3, 4 . . . Basketball 1. McGAVIC, BARBARA — AFS Club 4 . . . DECA Club 4 . . . Discussion Club 3 . . . Reading Club 1, 2. MclNTYRE, SUZANNE — JV Tennis 3. McMAHON, DEBRA — Coffee Hour 4 . . . Intramural Soccer 3 . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 2, 3, 4 . . . JV Basketball 1. McROBERTS, DAVID — CHANTICLEER 1 . . . Chemistry Club 1 . . . Chess Club 1 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Piper 2, 3 . . . Scholastic Awards 1, 2,3,4. . .Ski Club 1,2. . . STOP 2, 3 . . .Tennis 1,2, 3,4. MEANEY, JULIANN — DECA Club 3, 4 . . .Pen n' Brush Club 2 . . . Pep Club 1, 2 . . . Scholastic Award 3. MERCER, PATRICIA — Executive Committee 3, 4 . . . Girls' Vorsity Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramural Soccer 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Student Council 2 . . . Cheerleading 2, 3, 4 — Co-Captain 4. MERTENS, JEANNE — Transfer from Cardozo High School, Queens, N.Y. 4. MICKELSON, PATRICIA — CHANTICLEER 1 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Piper 3 . . . Scholastic Awards 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . STOP 2, 3 — Secretory 2, 3 . . . Senior Play . . . Yearbook — Co-Editor. MIELE, PATRICIA — CHANTICLEER 1 . . . Future Teachers’ Club 1 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Play . . . STOP 2, 3 — President 2 . . . Yearbook — Literary Editor. MILLER, BARRY — Biology Club 1,2 . . . DECA Club 1. MILLER, CARL MILLER, MARYELLEN — Transfer from Maria Regina High School, Yonkers, N.Y. 3 . . . Intramural Soccer 3, 4 . . . Junior Prom ... Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Student Council 4 . . . JV Tennis 3. MILLER, SHARON — Chorus 2, 3 . . . Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Pen n’ Brush Club 1,2. . . Scholastic Award 1. MOHAMMADI, FREDRICK — Bond 1,2. . . Boys' Vorsity Club 4 . . . Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Freshman Football . . . Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. MOORE, RANDALL — Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3 ... Ski Club 4 . . . Bowling 1 . . . JV Golf 1, 2 . . . Varsity Golf 3. MOORE, SHARON MOREA, ROBERT — Varsity Football 2, 4. MORSEY, DONNA — DECA Club 4 ... Pep Club 1,2, 3 . . . Senior Play . . . Bowling 1. MOSHER, DEBORAH — Coffee Hour 4 . . . Future Teachers' Club 1 . . . Industrial Arts 4 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Student Council 3. 200 MURPHY, WILLIAM — Boys' Vorsity Club 4 . . . Freshman Basketball . . . JV Basketball 1, 2 . . . Varsity Basketball 3, 4 . . . Cross-Country 1,2 — Manager 2. MURRAY, SUSAN — AFS Club 3 . . . Notional Honor Society 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 1,3. NASH, DAVID — Chemistry Club 1,2. . . Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4 . . . Cross-Country 3, 4 . . . Track 1,2, 3,4. NESS, MICHAEL NEWBERT, DENNIS NICHOLAS, ROBERT — Chemistry Club 1,2... Executive Committee 1,2. . .Ski Club 3, 4 . . . Golf 1,2, 3,4. ONORATO, SCOn ORZECH, KAREN — Pen n' Brush Club 1 . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Senior Ploy. OSTRANDER, DEBORAH — CHANTICLEER 1,2. . . Senior Play . . . Yearbook. PACIFIC, KATHLEEN — CHANTICLEER 1, 4 . . . Drama Club 3 . . . Intramural Soccer 4 . . . Pep Club 4. . .Ski Club 4. PALMER, KIM PARE, LISA — AFS Club 1, 2, 3 . . . French Club 3, 4 — Co-President — Vice President 4 . . . Freshman Initiation Committee . . . Senior Ploy. PARKER, POLLY — AFS Club 3 . . . French Club 3 . . . Intramural Soccer 4 . . . Pep Club 4 . . . Photography Club 4 . . . Senior Play . . . Student Council 1,4. . . Yearbook. PARKER, TIMOTHY — Senior Play . . . Student Council 2, 4 . . . Boys' Varsity Club 4 . . . Freshman Football . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 . . . JV Track 1 . . . Vorsity Track 2, 3, 4. PARKINSON, BONNIE — CHANTICLEER 1,2. . . Environment Club 2 . . . Student Council 1 . . . Yearbook 4. PENNYWELL, KIP — Freshman Football . . . Varsity Football 3, 4. PEYRON, DENISE — Pep Club 1,2... Scholastic Awards 2 . . . Cheerleading 4 . . . Tennis 1. PICHECO, PHYLLIS — DECA Club 3, 4 — President 3 . . . Drama Club 2 . . . Executive Committee 2, 3 . . . Student Council 3. PIERSALL, BRIAN — Boys' Vorsity Club 4 . . . JV Baseball 1 . . . Vorsity Baseball 2, 3, 4 . . . Freshman Football . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 . . . JV Wrestling 3. PILIERO, PETER — Senior Play. PLOCH, JOE — Student Council 1 . . . JV Baseball 1,2. . . Freshman Basketball . . . JV Basketball 2 . . . Cross Country 1 . . . Intramural Basketball 3, 4. PORWITZKI, JOAN — DECA Club 3, 4 . . .Student Council 2, 3. POWELL, WILLIAM PROFITA, MICHAEL — Varsity Baseball 1,2, 3, 4. REARDON, JENNIFER — Discussion Club 3 . . . Reading Club 2. REIMER, STEVE RETTENMEIER, JOHN — Boys Varsity Club 4 . . . Pen n' Brush Club 2 . . . JV Baseball 1,2. . . Varsity Baseball 3, 4 . . . Freshman Basketball. . . Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 4 — Captain 3 — Most Improved Player 3 . . . Intramural Basketball 2. RICE, JEAN — AFS Club 2, 3 . . . CHANTICLEER 2 . . . French Club 3, 4 — Co-President — Vice-President . . . Future Teachers' Club 1,2. . . Intramural Soccer 3, 4 — Co-Captain 4 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Yearbook — Typing Editor . . . Wrestling Score-keeper 3, 4. ROBBINS, ALAN ROBERSON, PATRICIA — Bond 1 . . . Executive Committee 1, 2, 3 . . . Intramural Soccer 3, 4 . . . Junior Prom . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Pep Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Senior Play . . . Ski Club 4. ROMINE, DAVID — Transfer Student from Wichita High School, West Wichita, Kansas 4 . . . AFS Club 4. ROSS, RANDY — Intramural Basketball 2, 3 . . . Student Council 3 . . . Senior Play . . . Varsity Soccer 3, 4 . . . Wrestling 2. RYAN, TRACEY — AFS Club 3 . . . Class Vice-President 3 . . . Drama Club 1, 2 . . . French Club 3 . . . National Honor Society 4 . . . Student Council 2, 3, 4 — Corresponding Secretary 4 . . . JV Basketball 1. SAINZ, LANCE — AFS Club 3 . . . Boys' Varsity Club 4 . . . Freshman Initiation Committee . . . Intramural Basketball 3 . . . Pep Club 1,2. . . Student Council 1 . . . Yearbook — Sports Editor . . . Baseball 1 . . . Freshman Basketball . . . JV Basketball 2 . . . Freshman Football . . . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. SCHILKE, JAMES — Biology Club 2 . . . Chess Club 2, 3. SCHROEDER, WILLIAM —Biology Club 2 . . . Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Junior Class Talent Show . . . Freshman Football. SEIFERT, LYNN — All-Connecticut Band 3 . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Class Secretary 1 . . . National Honor Society 3 . . . Pep Club 2 . . . Scholastic Awards 1, 2, 3 . . . Southwest Division Music Festival 2, 3 . . . Stage Band 2, 3 . . . JV Basketball 1,2. . . JV Volleyball 1,2. . . Varsity Volleyball 3. SETEAR, JANE SHEARS, JEFFREY SHELDON, DAVID SOLOMON, MIRIAM — Future Teachers' Club 2, 3, 4 . . . Intramural Soccer 3, 4 . . . Pep Club 1 . . . Scholastic Awards 3 . . . Student Council 4. SOUTHWORTH, PAMELA — Chemistry Club 3 . . . CHANTICLEER 3 — Sports Editor 3 . . . Executive Committee 3, 4 . . . Junior Class Talent Show . . . Junior Prom . . . National Honor Society 3, 4 . . . Scholastic Awards 1, 2, 3, 4 . . . Girls' Varsity Club 3, 4 . . . Yearbook — Co-Editor . . . JV Basketball 1,2. . . Varsity Basketball 3, 4 . . . JV Tennis 2 . . . Varsity Tennis 3 . . . 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Which lives for a thousand years. — Zen poem Our thanks to: Taylor Publishing Company Loring Studios And with special gratitude to these people who helped us with the photography and artwork: Ron Stevenson, Mr. Joy, Mike Fisher, Paul LaTerra, Rick Shultz, and Randy Ross 208 Volleyball Row 1: C. Valentine, I. Schneider, S. Bonsack, A. Morasco, L. Center, E. Falk. Row 2: J. Sorenson, J. Grossenbacher, K. Clapp, S. VanDuzee, T. Murray, C. Squires. Girls' Track Mrs. Leonard — Coach Row 1: C. Strobino, C. Taylor, T. Meyers, P. Ahern, D. Dubois, L. Wiser. Row 2: M. Terrell, P. Mercer, C. Morris, J. Mercer, M. Byrnes, S. Stark, L. Poletto, C. Allen, K. Gillen, C. Kimberly. Row 3: L. Gillen, S. Lambracht, P. Roberson, F. Ndukwu, K. Schroeder, J. Olson, M. Waring, J. Durling, L. Hawker, Mrs. Charron — coach. 209 Boys' Track 210 Row 1: R. Kaesler, D. Nash, G. Dyer, P. Elliot, J. Strobino, T. Parker, P. La Terra, D. Squires, R. Terhune. Row 2: T. Martin, G. Hapke, F. LaRosa, K. Moore, R. Johnston, R. Fast, M. Orzech, N. Knight, J. Coulliard. Row 3: M. Howard, D. Dupill, H. Lambracht, D. Durwald, J. Turek, T. Ran-dazzo, D. Thompson, R. Marcoux, M. Tiberio. Row 4: Mr. Devin — coach, M. Hogan, T. Allen, J. Carroll, J. Brown, E. Killian, R. Anglund, J. Davis, M. Westfall, Mr. Doring — coach. 211 Girls' Tennis Row 1: P. Southworth, L. Lieff, L. Krosky, C. Belmare, P. Hough, J. Lieff, B. Squires, L. Hough. Row 2: C. Squires, L. Reap, K. Bethel, J. Mertens, J. Southworth, J. Volinski, P. Hodge, S. Hess, C. Sesera, S. Squires, Mr. Olson — coach. Boys' Tennis Row 1: F. de la Vega, R. Donahoe, D. LaVoie, J. Roulat, B. Bondy, P. Burch, E. Miltner. Row 2: Mr. Olson — coach, A. Lord, T. Webber, J. Geyer, W. Jones, M. Onorato, P. Diaz, B. Farnsworth, Mr. Magoun — coach. 212 Varsity Softball Row 1: A. Morasco, C. Castro, L. Center, E. Falk, K. Clapp, T. Bennett. Row 2: G. Athens — manager, C. Chapin, C. Valentine, T. Nott, T. Murray, G. Rettenmeier, M. Indrisek, S. Miller — manager, Mrs. Zaloski — coach. 214 Row 1: C. Giddings, S. Campbell, I. Schneider. Row 2: N. Geyer, E. Donahoe, J. Miller, J. Sorenson, C. Smith. Varsity Baseball Row 1: B. Piersall, R. Malumphy, M. Profita, A. Popilowski, L. Lesiak, A. Beatty, J. Rettenmeier, Mr. Latham — coach. Row 2: P. Epting, R. Strelez, J. Reutzel, P. Sorenson, B. Grossenbacher, D. Golembeski, G. Faiola, J. Durling. Junior Varsity Row 1: T. Powell, G. Gardner, C. Burke, M. Beatty, J. Mann, A. Jandreau. Row 2: Mr. Lapinski — coach, M. Merrill, M. Wiser, L. Watt, D. White, M. Antunes, J. McCarroll, M. Toussaint. 216 Ray Chappius, Karen Zargo, Kathy Lynch — Princess, Roger Malumphy — King, Linda Lieff — Queen, John Durling — Prince, Barbara Harris, Lance Sainz. 21 Senior Banquet Presentation of gifts to the Yearbook advisors, Mr. Magoun and Mr. Bucknam. Presentation of gifts to the senior class advisors, Mrs. Clark and Mr. O’Connell. Graduation 1974 Scholastic Awards Night Mr. McDevitt presents certificates for scholastic achievement. Advisor for National Honor Society: Mr. Hibbard President of National Honor Society: Debbie Lynch New members are tapped and inducted into the National Honor Society. C3 m c C s a r- C m c 2 O hH C H m Z m a m m Z r- 224