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

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1976 volume:

NEW MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL NEW MILFORD, CONNECTICUT 1976 TABLE OF CONTENTS I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America..........................Seniors And to the Republic for which it stands............................Administration, Faculty One nation under God........................Underclassmen Indivisible........................................sPorts With liberty...................................Activities And justice for all...............................Candids IN ORDER TO FORM A MORE PERFECT UNION 7 SHALL NOT BE INFLICTED 12 He was the only man who combined military experience with infinite patience, inflexible determination, a sound sense of organization, absolute integrity, regards for civil rights, and a justice so manifest in every act that even his rivals had to admit his superiority of character. Douglas Southall Freeman ic unammon$ ccfcirctftoit oft H� n cites of s nterteo I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Joy Alfredson Peggy Ahern MARGARET AHERN I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. — Robert Frost JOY ANN ALFREDSON When you part from your friend, you grieve not; for that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain climber is clearer from the plain. —The Prophet DELLA ANDERSON Della Anderson Bruce Anderson Cindy Allen BRUCE WESLEY ANDERSON When other lips and other hearts Their tales of love shall tell In language whose excess imparts The power they feel so well There may perhaps in such a scene Some recollection be Of days that have as happy been And you'll remember me. CYNTHIA J. ALLEN Today is ours: why do we fear? Today is ours: we have it here: Let's banish business, banish sorrow: To the gods belongs tomorrow. — Cowley JACQUELINE PATRICIA MARY BARNES Farewell all my family Don't you know I mean so well Please appreciate I must make a break Just to see what I can do. — Rod Stewart Jack Barnes WENDY BARTO Wendy Barto LORIN ALLEN BEATTY I am leaving you with a gift, peace of mind and heart!! And the peace I give isn't fragile like the peace the world gives, so don't be troubled or afraid. —John 14:27 MICHAEL PAUL BEATTY Blind man running through the light of the night with an answer in his hands, come on down to the river of the sight and you can really Lamont Beatty 20 understand. — Crosby Stills Nash Young CORINNE S. BELLEMARE We make ourselves a place apart behind light words that tease and flout, but oh, the agitated heart till someone find us really out. — Robert Frost Reenie Bellemare TERRI ANNE BENNETT So they went off together. But wherever they go, and whatever happens to them on the way, in that enchanted place on the top of the forest, a little boy and his bear will always be playing. —A.A.. Milne JOHN BERNARDI KAREN FRANCES BETHEL You are the way and the wayfarers. And when one of you falls down, he falls for those behind him, A caution against the stumb- ling stone. Ay, and he falls for those ahead of him, who are faster and surer of foot, Yet removed not the stumbling stone. --Kahlil Gibran SHIRLEY BOHNSACK If thy unworthiness raised love in me, More worthy I to be beloved of thee. —Shakespeare Shirley Bohnsack Karen Bethel Terri Bennett 21 Tony Bonumore Angela Bouchard KEITH M. BRESSON JR. No matter how bad things got, I always could depend on you to see me through. You were the one who always knew the right thing to do. I love you like a brother. — K.J. HEIDI J. BROADBROOK Come into the mountains, dear friend. Leave society and take no one with you but your true self. Get close to nature, your everyday games will be in-significent. Notice the clouds spontaneously forming patterns and try to do that with your life. —Susan Polis Schultz MICHELE BROWSER Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step; only he who keeps his eyes fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. — Dag Hammarskjold 22 Lin Butera Chris Burke Pete Burch Michelle Browser 23 Ron Chuba Cliff Chapin Carmela Castro Karen Cornell Liz Couch CARMELA RUTH CASTRO And in the end the love you take Is equal to the love you make. — Beatles CLIFFORD A. CHAPIN RONALD GEORGE CHUBA If you watch the clock, time will go slow--if you don't, it will go fast. KAREN CORNELL And in the end the love you take Is equal to the love you make. — Beatles ELIZABETH COUCH 24 Pam Carusone Martine Colepaugh BRIAN CROAL The mansion is warm at the top of the hill. Rich are the rooms and the comforts there. Red are the arms of luxuriant chairs. And you won't know a thing till you get inside. —Jim Morrison DONNA D'ANNA The weaker sex Is the stronger sex Because of the weakness Of the stronger sex For the weaker sex. — M.R. D.D. BILL CROTEAU 4 P A 7 . Donna D Anna m r Brian Croal Bill Croteau Tina Davis Amy Day TINA DAVIS For long you will live, and how you will fly, and smiles you will give, and tears you will cry. and all you touch, and all you see, is all your life. --Pink Floyd AMY NANCY DAY A journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. LESTER DANIELS Les Daniels 27 Jay Drzal Mitch Delaney NICHOLAS DIDKOVSKY And I know how it's to be. There is nothing more for you and I Some are young and some are free Well I think I'm going blind. —Kiss I couldn't tell if the bells were getting louder, or songs they ring I'd finally recognized. --Alice Cooper MICHELE DELANCY For God's sake, be silent and let me love. —John Donne KAREN DAY JAY DRZAL 28 John Dziminowicz Carole Dyer JOHN DZIMINOWICZ Behold a candle how it gives its light It weeps its life away drop by drop, in order to give forth its flame of light —Abdul- Baha CAROLE DYER TOM DYER JOSEPH DEROSS Tom Dyer 29 Joe Deross JOHN R. DEVIN ...in Wildness is the preservation of the World. Ever tree sends its fibers forth in search of the Wild. The cities import it at any price. Men plow and sail for it. From the forest and wilderness come the tonics and barks which brace mankind... —H D. Thoreau WENDY EAYRS 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 DOUGLAS DOERWALD There is no love sincerer than the love of food. --George Bernard Shaw Mary Essig Steve Fairclough DEBORAH ELLIOT Butterflies count not months but moments and have enough. --Author unknown MARY ESSIG It is a man's kindly acts that are remembered of him in the years after his life. —Ptah-hotep STEPHEN FAIRCLOUGH 31 Debbie Elliot Debbie Fuchs RICK FAST Fare to thee well now, Let your life proceed by it's own design. Nothin' to say now Let the words be yours I'm done with mine. — Ace A BOB FISHER The wild and windy night that the rain washed away has left a pool of tears crying for the day. Why leave me standing here, let me know the way. —The Beatles Greg Franks Pam Gero Mike Gaudenzi Noreen Hackett MICHAEL GAUDENZI The senseless man seeks in vain for wisdom, but knowledge is easy to the man of intelligence. --Author Unknown PAMELA GERO Your mind is like a parachute, it works only when it is open. — Author Unknown EVELYN A GRANT If a man does away with his traditional way of living and throws away his good customs, he had better first make certain that he has something of value to replace them. — Basuto Proverb NOREEN HACKETT I am he As you are he As you are me And we are altogether. —The Beatles CHRISTOPHER HEFFERNAN 34 Evelyn Grant Chris Heffernan Dave Guay Roy Glasner George Harris Liz Gillen ELIZABETH ANNE GILLEN Seize the tiller of the world. --Teilhard De Chardin JILL GROSSENBACHER Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. — Louisa May Alcott GEORGE OLSON HARRIS And if you listen very hard the tune will come to you at last when all are one and one is all. — Led Zeppelin DAVID BRIAN GUAY At times it is better to keep your mouth shut and let people wonder if you're a fool than to open it and remove all the doubt. --Author Unknown Jill Grossenbacher 35 ROY GLASNER Al Hickok ALBERT HICKOK MICHAEL HOENICKE MARY ANNE HENDERSON How sweet the name of Jesus sounds in the believer's ears; it heals his wounds, soothes his sorrows, and drives away his fears. --Author Unknown ■ Mary Henderson Mike Hoenicke SUSAN MARIE HOFFMAN I would be the least among men with dreams and the desire to fulfill them, rather than the greatest with no dreams and no desires. --Kahlil Gibran RICHARD HOGAN Take your time, think a lot. Think of everything you've got. For you will be here tomorrow, But your dreams may not. —Cat Stevens BRIAN HUNT Brian Hunt 37 Rich Hogan DWIGHT HIPP Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing. --Vince Lombardi. DIANE JAJER Dwight Hipp i Scott Kilian Diane Jajer Steve Jordan STEVEN JORDAN Who controls the past, controls the future; Who controls the present, controls the past. --George Orwell LAWRENCE SCOTT KILIAN Do not defeat yesterday, but accept tomorrow as it comes forth. --Author Unknown PATRICIA J. HOUGH Go placidly amid the noise and the haste; and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others. You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. --Author Unknown ALLEN JANDREAU Take your time. Think a • • ’♦; •— ’ • ’ . ■ wjn. ’f!f • • 11 ■. a. ; III,. • • tf' .■V 1 � • '«I, J? ill Allen Jandreau Earle Judson Karen Karp Patty Hough lot. Why think of everything you've got. For you will still be here tomorrow. But your dreams may not. — Cat Stevens EARLE JUDSON Friendship is a little word; it's the people that makes it big. --Author Unknown KAREN KARP Bobbie Kinsman Mary Leahy Lynn Lebel WILLIAM F. KIMIPPLE JR. Don't live from the past or for the future. Live for today, the present, for tomorrow may never come. --Author Unknown EILEEN MARY LEAHY Reach for the heavens and hope for the future in all that we can be not what we are. —John Denver LINDA LEBEL Blessed are those who can give without remembering and take without forgetting. —Author Unknown BOBBETTE KINSMAN 40 1 Dale Lillis Vera Larson MICHELE LADD I am only one, but still I am one I cannot do everything, but still I can do something. And because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do something I can do. — Edward Everett Hale VERA LARSON For yesterday is but a dream and tommorrow is only a vision but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. — Author Unknown MARY KATHRYN LAW Love — the one thing no one can take from us — the one thing we can give constantly and become increasingly rich in the giving with no thought of getting. -- Author Unknown DALE FRANCES LILLIS I am but another of God's creations, but like you, I have flaws too. — Author Unknown Mickey Ladd 41 Danny McDonald BELINDA LOFTUS Time it was and what a time it was A time of innocence, a time of confidences Long ago it must be long ago Preserve your memories, they're all that's left you. --Paul Simon DANIELLE MARIE MACDONALD The sun shines on many lonely people as its warm rays make them smile and lift their heads to see that only fools are lonely for only fools are blind to all that life offers in little things. — Donna M. Dacey i DEBORAH McKAY I met a world in the sun's glare, A little world that wasn't there. —Paul Anderson MICHAEL McGARY beth McDaniels Mike McGary Beth McDaniel Debbie McKay Tom Marsan Waldo Marcy Tom Martin Clem Martin THOMAS R. MARSAN JR. Just remember love is life And hate is living death. Treat your life for what it's worth And live for every breath. Looking back I've lived and learned But now I'm wondering. Here I wait and only guess What this next life will bring. — Black Sabbath WALTER MARCY THOMAS MARTIN JAMES MANN CLEMENT MARTIN Find the cost of freedom, buried in the ground Mother Earth will swallow you, lay your body down. Jim Mann 43 Gale Meehan Mike Merrill GALE MEEHAN No matter how I plan these years there's no way out al ive — Tom Rush MICHAEL MERRILL CYNTHIA ANN MOORE Speak gently, it is better far to rule by love than fear — David Bates 45 Cindy Moore Carol Morris i Joey Murray Annette Morasco Clarence Nieman ANNETTE MARIE MORASCO So was I once myself a swinger of birches And so I dream of going back to be. — Robert Frost CAROL ANN MORRIS The Road goes ever on and on Down from the door where it began. Now far ahead the Road; has gone, And I must follow, if I can. Pursuing it with weary feet, until it joins some larger way. Where many paths and errands meet. And whither then? I cannot say. -- J. Tolkien TERRI LYNN MYERS For the children and the flowers are my sisters and brothers. Their laughter and their loveliness would clear a cloudy day. Like the music of the mountains and the colors of the rainbow, They're a promise of the future and a blessing for today. — John Denver JOEY MURRAY CLARENCE NIEMAN NANCY MOHAMMADI And when the sun goes down don't you even frown for I will build a fire to warm your hearts desire — K. Van Coughnett PATRICIA C. MURRAY A foot and lighthearted I take to the open road health, free, the world before me the long brown path before me leading wherever I choose. -- Walt Whitman CLAUDIA NASH Walk on a rainbow mist Walk on a trial of song and all about you will be beauty There is a way out of every dark mist over a rainbow trail — Navajo Song Bill O'Connell Miko Ohmura Claude Nieman George Pancoast TERRY ANNE NOTT The greatest wealth is contentment with little. — Author Unknown MIEKO OHMURA If you smile I will understand 'cause that is something everyone does in the same language — Crosby, Stills and Nash WILLIAM O'CONNELL CLAUDE NIEMAN 48 Debbie Panessa Missy Parker JOANNE THERESA OLSEN Oh very young, what would you leave us this time? You're only dancing on this earth for a short while. Oh very young, what will you leave us this time? —Cat Stevens GEORGE M. PANCOAST III With a good conscience our only sure reward, with history the judge of our final deeds, let us go forth to lead the land we love, asking His blessing and His help but knowing that here on earth, God's work must truly be our own. —John F. Kennedy DEBRA R. PANESSA I shall pass through this world but once. Any good therefore I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it. For I shall not pass this way again. — Author Unknown MARGARET PARKER All things bright and beautiful All creatures great and small . All things wise and wonderful The Lord, God, made them all. —Author Unknown Terri Nott 49 Mary Pitchard Albert Parsons ALBERT PARSONS Love doesn't demand its own way. It is not irritable or touchy. It doesn't hold grudges and will hardly even notice when others do it wrong. — Author Unknown CATHY PASKELL Going to school is like watching a Marx Brothers movie; it's confusing at times, but lots of fun. — Cathy Paskell MARY K. PITCHARD Why should we be in such desperate haste to succeed, and in such desperate enterprises? If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far Richard Powell Cathy Paskell Terri Polzun Mike Primerano Cube Poletto Loraine Pfaff LORAINE PFAFF There in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. . . I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. — Louisa May Alcott JOHN M. POLETTO Animals are such agreeable friends, they ask no questions, they pass no criticism. — Author Unknown TERRI LYNN POLZUN THOMAS POWELL May the roads rise with you And the wind be always at your back; And may the Lord hold you In the hollow of his hand. — Arthur Unknown MICHAEL PRIMERANO Mary Reutzel Lou Rettenmeier ANTHONY RANDAZZO Knowledge is nothing unless guided by intelligence. —C.C. LOUIS RETTENMEIER Give me your cycle, your tractor, your car. I will fix them all. If I can't? Well I've had a ball. —Author Unknown MARY REUTZEL Tony Randazzo Rusty Roache DEBORAH LEA RICHARDSON The mind is like A child Playing with your thoughts As if they were blocks Building ridiculous towers Of doubt Out of reality. —Author Unknown KAREN RICOZZI Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind. — Rolling Stones RUSSELL ROACHE Debi Richardson Rico 53 Jimmy Ross 54 Laura Robison LAURA ROBISON I said in my heart, I am sick of four walls and a ceiling, I have need of the sky. I have business with the grass. I will up and get me away where the hawk is wheeling Lone and high. And the slow clouds go by. For the ages fret not over a day. And the greater tomorrow is on its way. —Richard Hovey JAMES ROSS JOHN ROULAT Listen to the tide slowly turning Wash all your heartaches away We're part of the fire that is burning And from the ashes we will build another day. — Moody Blues RAYMOND ROWAND DEBBIE ROSSIGNOL Do you know that at this very moment you are surrounded by eternity? And do you know that you can use that eternity if you so desire? —Don Juan CHRISTOPHER SHEAFFER CATHERINE SCHROEDER Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. —Anonymous Debbie Rossignol CAREN SCHUCHAT They have prepared a net for my steps; my soul is bowed down; they have digged a pit before me, into the midst whereof they are fallen, themselves...Awake up, my glory...I will rouse the dawn... — The fifty-seventh Psalm of David Cathy Schroeder 55 Chris Sheaffer Suzi Shepherd SUSAN DENISE SHEPHERD Bless the Beast and the Children, For in this world they have no voice; they have no choice Bless the Beast and the Children, For the world can never be; the world they see. —Author Unknown KAREN SHIMKO Peace cannot be kept by force, it can only be attained by understanding. —Author Unknown EDWARD J. SHRACK JR. Grant that I may not criticize my neighbor until I have walked a mile in his moccasins —Indian Prayer MELINDA SQUIRES I sought my soul but my soul I could not see. I sought my God but my God eluded me. I sought my brother and I found all three —Author Unknown 56 Darlene Siepmann Sarah Smith DARLENE SIEPMANN PAMELA SLAUENWHITE I will reveal to you a love potion, without medicine, without herbs, without any witch's magic. If you want to be loved. . . Then love. — Author Unknown SARAH SMITH The highest reward for man's toil is not what he gets for it but what he becomes by it. —John Ruskin BARBARA SQUIRES Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in thinking creates profoundness. Kindness in feel ing creates love. —Lao Tse Barb Squires 57 Suzie Stark Chris Sterling JOYCE SUZANNE STARK We may give without loving. But we cannot love without giving. —Author Unknown CHRISTY STERLING Love. . . .it's like climbing the tallest mountain or hitting a home run, only so much better, I could cry. —Author Unknown KATHLEEN STERNENBERG , JENNY LYNN STIGALL The saddest thing under Jhe sun above is to say goodbye to the ones you love. —Melanie HOWARD STONE Just remember this my girl when you look up in the sky you can see the stars and still not see the light. —Eagles 58 Jen Stigall Kay Sternenberg Howie Stone Bev Terrell Cheryl Taylor Faith Tawyea Jim Tencza CHERYL TAYLOR DIANE TAYLOR Yesterday's projection will never really know But tomorrow's recollection will surely show. It was so. —Carly Simon FAITH TAWYEA The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay. Love isn't love till you give it away. —Patricia Ellen Ricci JAMES TENCZA Lead your life as you want to, not as others expect you to. — Author Unknown BEVERLY TERRELL After the dazzle of the day is gone Only the dark, dark night shows to my eyes the stars; After the clangor of organ majestic, or chorus, or perfect band. Silent, athwart my soul, mores the symphony true. — Walt Whitman Diane Taylor 59 Al Thurston Mike Tiberio Lloyd Thibideau MIKE TIBERIO Silence is the true essence to all human wisdom. —Author Unknown THERON ALTOM THURSTON JR. Why take life so seriously when you'll never get out al ive? — Author Unknown LLOYD THIBIDEAU Chris Toussaint Monica Terrell MONICA TERRELL We must learn to live together as brothers, or perish as fools. — Martin Luther King Jr. CRISTINE ANNE TOUSSAINT LOVE is the key we must turn. Truth is the flame we must burn. Freedom is the lesson we must learn. Do you know what I mean? Have your eyes really seen? —Elton John KATHY TOUSSAINT Kathy Toussaint Chris Tryonoviech DAVID THOMPSON I was born with the gift of laughter and the thought that the world is mad. —Author Unknown MICHAEL TOUSSAINT It doesn't matter how long you live but how you live it. — B.T.O. KATHRYN LYNN TURK Yes, there are two paths you can go by. But in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on. . .Your stairway lies on the whispering wind. . . — Led Zeppelin A Lynn Schlossberg CYNTHIA L. VALENTINE To be capable of steady friendship and lasting love are the two greatest proofs not only of goodness of heart but of strength of mind. — William Haflih JOANN VOLINSKI I shall go singing down the way off yonder as my sun descends As one who's had a happy life made glorious by the best of friends. —Edgar A. Guest KATHY ANN WAHLERS Sometimes you dream. Sometimes it seems there's nothing there at all. You just seem older than yesterday, and you're still waiting for tomorrow to call. 64 LARRY WATTS Cindy Valentine Cathy Warner CATHY WARNER If you love something, set it free. If it comes back it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. — Author Unknown DIANE WASHBURN There will be an hour, a day, a time, when all things will be possible to us: should we choose not to take this opportunity, the moments of untold joy will pass—be lost forever in the inactive files of our lives. — Author Unknown THOMAS WEBER With an open mind, anything is possible. —Anonymous Diane Washburn Tom Weber 65 Stark Weiner Matt Westfal I Connie White MARGARET W. VINCENT He that is not with me is against me. And he that gathereth not with me scattereth abroad. — Matthew 12:30 STARK A. WEINER I hope my life can be as together and organized as a flock of Canadian geese striving for their goal. — Author Unknown CONSTANCE IRENE WHITE Dream lofty dreams, and as you dream so shall you become. Your vision is the promise of what you shall one day be; your ideal is the prophecy of what you shall at last unveil. —James Allen DAN WHITE Everything under the sun in tune But the sun eclipsed by the moon. —Pink Floyd MATT WESTFALL 66 Steve Zito Laurie Ward Cathy Yeomans Carol Wojciechowski LAURIE WARD Come see my mind in bloom. While I'm in tune. —James Sears CATHY YEOMANS In the end the love you make Is equal to the love you take. — The Beatles ERIC ZIELKE As the verses unfold and your soul suffers the long day And the twelve o'clock gloom fills the room, you struggle on your way. . . Well, don't you fret, don't you fear I will give you good cheer— life's a long song—but, the tune ends too soon for us all. — Ian Anderson STEVE ZITO CAROL WOJCIECHOWSKI As long as you are lucky, you will count many friends; When hard times come, you will be alone. — Author Unknown Eric ZieJke 67 Terry Gormley Chris McGlynn Laraine Foley TERESA MARIE GORMLEY If all the world was apple pie And all the sea was ink And the sky was made of bread and cheese What would we have to drink? — Author Unknown LARAINE FOLEY Become the one you dream you can be. — Author Unknown CHRISTOPHER MCGLYNN 68 Glen Athans Phoeb Hodge PHOEBE W. HODGE There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so —Shakespeare GLEN ATHANS DEBBIE FERRIS 69 Debbie Ferris CAMERA-SHY SENIORS Lisa Angell Doug Baldwin Aubri Belicove Bob Boltrom Vinnie Brescia Jamie Chiello Mike Clarke Joey Smith Carolyn Donahue Mike Genovese Dan Gill Linda Grasa Rose Gustafson Carl Johnson Pete Kaiser Terry Katsuranis Mike Krenick Gerald LeBoeuf Mike Menard Barb Nicoleti Missy Seible Jeff Sercel Jay Van Coughnett Cynthia Grace Baxter A.F.S. Student in Barcelona, Spain For the gate is narrow and the way is hard, that leads to life and those who find it are few. — Matthew 7:14 June 1976 To The Graduating Class of 1976 By the time this message appears in the yearbook, I will be administering a high school several hundred miles west of New Milford. The experience gained here, as well as the joyous moments spent with you will always be a part of me. Your class has reflected pride in accomplishment, which is part of our American heritage. It is a rich heritage which enables a person to use his skills to rise in an open society. Progress is the keynote of its success. If we are not to stagnate, we must constantly be looking forward. This idea was best expressed by Thomas Jefferson when he said. I am not an advocate for frequent changes in laws and constitutions, but laws and constitutions must go hand in hand with the progress of the human mind. As that becomes more developed, more enlightened, as new discoveries are made, new truths discovered and manners and opinions change, with the change of circumstances, institutions must advance also to keep pace with the times. We might as well require a man to wear still the coat which fitted him when a boy as civilized society to remain under the regimen of their barbarous ancesters. Hail and farewell! Sincerely yours, Nathan Chesler Principal In CONGRESS, mtrtrttntoui ccfaroftort pf-Xtiwricxt. I pledge allegiancritzZZZ aZ fe to the flag of the '?]£t£Z United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. ,4 L- Jr - —; f ‘ ADMINISTRATION Joanne M. Lillis J. Thomas Ferrarotti 74 Robert C. Whitsitt OFFICE PERSONNEL Terry S. Kitney GUIDANCE 76 Miriam Sensenbrenner 77 Jane F. Cushman MATHEMATICS William R. Bucknam Donald Woodin Laurence I. Tripp William C. Hibbard Nancy - Marie Vago 79 HISTORY Robert W. Asman Katherine G. Austin Frank Gillespie 80 Ross Kellogg J. Russell Nicolas SCIENCE Helena Gorochow Socratis Clonaris Peter J. Golanski Russell Devin 82 Harry Mullen Robert D. Joy Lawrence Kershnar Gail McTaggart David W. Hoyt ENGLISH Ron Olson John P. Dansdill Joanne Lewis Patricia Walsh 84 Shawn Altier Claire Israelit Lance D. Rogers Luise G. Stevens 86 BUSINESS Gerald Castonguay Richard Sheridan Barbara Chernov ThereseJ. Vanasse Robert Latham 87 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Thomas F. McDevitt Diane A. Miller George Doring 68 Eleanor M. Castonguay Ernestine S. Clark Denise Maleh Gerri Gunn 89 INDUSTRIAL ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Frances W. Zaloski MUSIC 92 Albert F. Bayers HOME ECONOMICS SPECIAL EDUCATION LIBRARY Grace Sherman NURSES Hugh Magoun Barbara Nelson Laurette Caron Katherine Anderson Sandra Cats - 94 KITCHEN STAFF Wayne Wilson To the faculty and administration of New Milford High, We, The Class of '76 are grateful to you Each in our own way For doing your individual share jn guiding us Not just through our daily courses But in creating in us New Persons Aware Knowledgeable Appreciative Although we leave New Milford High And some of our acquaintances there The impressions you have made In our lives Will never leave us But shall linger and contribute to the persons we are now And yet to be 95 INGRESS, July 4. I pledge a 11 egiaird J Htf tO} t oft t to the flag of the United States of America St.ifljkmnyt,-■' -out W t,ySU £ ■ I'%tnrm rdi JU and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. UfJL. ' ’■.......... 5.-w'’.w - ,vi...J.frtia,. nT , - 4L I' . • . ■ fM •■■■y ''XMMT (Ti Av.y A 4m M, u ., AmK. tmSfumy ’ B. Knott J. Porwitzki A. Norem L. Pielli T. Powell L. Prawse S. Paul P. Racz S. Norton A. Nicole M. Poletto M. Novicky F. Palmer G. Purdy G. Pfaff J. Pompea B. Parnell R. Nicole N. Morris K. Malumphy J. Hipp L. Morrissey C. Munch D. Morea K. Nelson J. Nahley J. Munday D. Newman S. Mulry G. Michalek G. Marson B. Moe J. Morrison L. Murray S. Morasco B. Moody C. Morris K. Miller B. Morse 98 B. Beatty A. Berrent L. Bachetti J. Beatty D. Adams T. Booth K. Anderson S. Barksdale N. Benavides H. Bishop B. Bethel J. Barnum J. Bethel B. Foshay M. Barksdale D. Arnold B. Bachman D. Allen T. Basher M. Begasse T. Adams T. Beyer J. Manouse J. McKeon D. McCrea S. Mejia C. McNiff K. Lindholm C. McMahon T. Meadows C. McGuiness K. McGarry T. LeBoeuf B. McNamee D. Martel P. McHahn W. Linke M. McLiravey D. Lord J. Lopez 99 L. Romano B. Rigdon K. Richardson J. Roder A. Rebstock D. Rohr L. Reap J. Sargent L. Saul G. Sandone M. Russell R. Rinaldi P. Rodriguez S. Rodger M. Rodgers R. Richardson D. Mosher T. Kessman S. Voder L. Westfall J. Corbett C. Tyre L. Wochek D. Vablonski T. Woodard C. Wilson H. Wooden D. Wyant C. Passarelli J. Whittman T. Wheaton S. White S. Sellers J. Young G. Williams D. Wooden J. Wyant 100 C. Godialis J. Grady R. Griffiths S. Frankel L. Gaudenzi T. Fox M. Frary C. Gray T. Flynn C. Fisher J. Fish J. Foley T. Fletcher D. Geyer V. Gillen M. Gee L. Gluz J. Giddings E. Downs G. Easterbrook D. Englund M. Dickess S. Fields L. Dellea D. Ferris E. Duhan T. Ducey D. Decaro J. Farcas R. Duncan S. Eames B. Evensen J. Dyer A. Elliot Y. Ellett K. Elsesser B. Waymouth, G. Tomascak, G. Vincent, K. Weiner, R. Sweeney, V. Stumpf, L. VanValkenberg, M. Tur-bidrz, J. Waring, T. Sullivan, B. Tyler, S. Wallach, S. Thompson, D. Vlack, D. Waring. T. Carlson, C. Bucknam, C. Burns, J. Campbell, H. Bryer, T. Broderick, J. Butler, L. Bresse, G. Butterfield, D. Bouton, C. Branconnier, S. Brown, A. Brown, J. Carmellini, A. Brown, A. Bray, A. Burrows, D. Boucher, C. Brenner. 102 C. Sm ith S. Smith E. Sheldon M. Schneider B. Smith L. Shab M. Stack J. Sheaffer M. Shaw L. Storti J. Schroeder A. Stead R. Cornell, J. Chamberlain, J. Christensen, T. D'Amato, L. Cornwell, B. Costello, D. Dahlburg, B. Clark, L. Connors, N. Cignoly, J. D'Anna, M. Cook, C. Cusic, C. Chapin, L. Correa, B. Conn. D. Hulton, J. Hilton, L. Haddad, S. Hetzel, P. Harold, D. Grossenbacher, C. Hehl, C. Hudock, B Hendrickson, A. Hoddy, J. Haverly, D. Hal If ie Id, H. Heaton, C. Haney, D. Horning, D. Haverly, J. Hipp, M. Hawkes. D. Lieli M. Lambracht R. Larson M. Lathrop K. Levenworth S. Lestik T. Janesky M. Keip D. Lewis E. Johnson G. Krizan K. Hyatt P. Joyner H. Kauffman M. Leo P. Kelley M. Larmore D. Lennon C. Begin T. Lambertson 103 B. Stark G. Stone M. Squires M. Sterling F. Valentine G. Strobino T. Wilson J. Swift R. Tracy D. Stevenson D. Tobin L. Szinyei I. Titus K. Lillis S. Turk R. Treemont R. Waymouth T. Williams M. Veltri M. Wooley R. Woods J. Woodin L. Wojechowski R. Zeilke S. Verba H. Eagan C. Westfall R. Velez J. Ward R. Zid?ck 104 J. Harris T. Gill R. Hastings A. Thompson T. Olsen L. Lockwood E. Foss L. Frary S. Godialis T. Grady A. Gerstenmaier P. Woodin J. Haase P. Gottlieb B. Foley B. Yerks M. Harrison M. Wittmann S. Hansen S. Harris T. Gil loti K. Sm ith N. Heaton F. Hapke M. Gassett A. Ganong B. Smith S. Young J. Diemer M. Dahl D. Davis C. Faulenbach C. Eaton L. Duncan B. Culbert V. Duhan B. Darrah M. Culbert B. Bresee L. Cusack J. Cox J. Dasilva F. Dealy D. Ferry P. Daniels H. Eagen C. Elsesser D. Malumphy M. Madden M. Lasagna L. Pel ton S. Larson B. Lohman L. Lapinski C. Laramore D. LaPoint D. Marsicano D. LaMadeline L. Lockwood T. Marsh K. Marcy D. Lillis A. Lange G. Marsan A. Martin P. McBriety T. Lee M. Lee D. Stevenson L. Morey C. Merkling J. Morrison K. Nelson H. McNamee C. Miller B. O'Brien J. Naradzy K. Nott T. Morasco K. Miller B. Moody B. Morren N. Ruscoe D. Nichols P. Murphy D. Mink D. Michalek T. McBrierty P. Athens A. Bonomore H. Marshall A. Schuchat J. Roger S. Pratt A. Santella S. Reid J. Roberts J. Randazzo 0. Rogg J. Setear M. Rosato G. Sargent W. Purdy R. Roache S. Richardson D. Rowand L. Preston S. Primerano L. Roberts J. Kutchera S. Karpovich S. LaFond R. Ianotta B. Hogan J. Killian M. Jajer R. Jupina D. Irwin L. Biro B. Karp L. Lake J. Johnson L. Howard M. Johnson J. Hyland V. Hoddy C. Janesky M. Jajer D. Nelson L. Frary D. Kimberly J. Kennedy J. Inness R. Hodge H. Keilich T. Ireland W. Petit C. Prange M. Ploch E. Olsen S. Pinette L. Pieli C. Prange C. Parlier L. Palmer J. Olsen D. Olson M. Mahanor B. Pancoast J. O'Connell P. O'Hora T. Allen, B. Bouquillion, B. Barriels, B. Anderson, G. Stone, D. Bowman, B. Start, D. Borris, B. Armstrong, G. Arbusto, J. Baker, I. Ahern, D. LaMade-line, S. Brenman, B. Beatty, W. Begasse, D. Barrett, V. Biro, R. Banzhab, l l. Anderson, K. Bailey L. Carmellini, L. Corbett, P. Burden, D. Colombo, P. Cole-paugh, D. LaMadeline, C. Corna, J. Campbell, M. Brown, M. Burg, R. Buapham, P. Chatain, G. Costa, K. Camo, L. Brenner, L. Cannon, A. Carter, D. Carlson, B. Campbell, D. Butterfield V. Jewel D. Zargo R. Wo Iter P. Whitcomb S. Walega D. White N. Walberg C. Weiner M. Wheaton P. Wolfe J. Volinski S. Vilk P. Tuz L. Wiser L. Williams M. Waring L. Wright J. Wyant K. Hill K. Irwin L. Hamilton M. Gillotti J. McCarroll K. Gillen P. Houlton D. Ryan T. Jandreau L. Haas K. Haney C. Morris J. Izzard R. Heck E. Killian M. Roberts R. Rizzo B. Martin T. McBriety L. Houdock J. Husband W. Hendrix J. Griesbach H. Irving J. Halgowich S. Davis P. Coons C. Claridge D. Czako S. Coons M. Cass J. McMahon J. Carter B. Demuth B. Bresee B. Burns K. Clapp S. Delohery A. Cook B. Darrah M. Chase A. Catullo C. Clarke M. Cornwell C. Couillard S. Campbell C. Chapin D. Ryan S. Scribner G. Rettenmeir G. Posthauer K. Seifert C. Pierre K. Racz C. Secera G. Roulat L. Poletto B. Sanchirico D. Eissinger L. Farcass H. Irving J. Pratt L. Robertson D. Pitchard B. Saude N. Couch I. Schneider P. Kroll L. Kilarney C. Mallory P. Schultz S. Pillo C. Kimberly E. LeBlanc J. Lee K. Loftus B. Lockwood W. Librum J. Lee R. Knight K. Kaufman B. Mahanor P. Kostas P. Lynch S. Lambracht L. Leilli M. Kibbe N Lynch P. Lavollo J. Lieff L. Lovelace C. Englund S. Gabriel M. Ferris J. Eagan L. Donuhue N. Geyer L. Farnham D. Engels D. Gardner L. Gaudenzi C. Giddings N. Ferentino J. Durling M. Menard, M. Morris, J. McCarroll, P. Marcoux, J. Lee, D. Pacific, R. Rizzo, R. Monastero, M. Burke, L. Nonenmacher, M. Roberts, $. Lindholm, C. Miller, J. Mercer, M. McGary, B. Martin, T. McBreairty, K. Mc-Gary, S. McGary, T. Murray, J. Miller, B. Neidig, M. IMdukwu P. Tremmel, G. Tracy, L. Smith, C. Smith, B. Smith, D. South-worth, S. Sheldon, J. Monona, P. Sternweis, J. Sorenson, S. Spodnick, P. Tlasky, T. Storti, R. Turner, J. McCarroll, G. Swanson, M. Robertson, K. Knipple, V. Smith, S. Davis, R. Tracy R. Bachetti, K. Baxter, C. Bowe, R. Brennan, S. Davis, R. Anglin, G. Tyrer, D. Acton, B. Anderson, M. Miltner, C. Phelan, T. Bosley, D. Anderson, S. Buddie, K. Boldsfoldi, M. Bower, C. Brown, T. Brown, L. Arsenault, B. Anderson, J. Auclair, K. Arnold I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. BOTTOM: S. Thompson, M. Begasse, F. Malumphy, S. White, J. Sercel, J. Devin, B. Squires, B. Hogan, K. Schroeder, J. Young, P. Racz, T. Olsen, C. Brenner, TOP: S. Lambracht, J. Christenson, K. McGarry, B. Bethel, J. Pratt, J. Carroll, M. Wheaton, B. Fisher, M. Tiberio, P. Wolfe, R. Hogan, R. Fast, G. Strobino, T. Hogan, M. Lambracht, Coach George Doring. CROSS COUNTRY Masuk 20-39 W New Fairfield 15-50 W Newtown 11-42 W Central Catholic 15-50 W Weston 27-30 W Abbott Tech 19-43 W H.V.R.H.S. 21-39 W Bethel 15-40 L Barlow 15-50 W Immaculate 20-41 W PLACED SECOND IN WCC CHAMPIONSHIPS 118 BOTTOM: T. Murray, P. Lynch, J. Mercer, L. Poletto, L. Wiser, J. Olsen, G. Rettenmeier. TOP: M. Ladd, E. LaBlanche, J. Grossenbacher, Coach Fran Zaloski, N. Geyer, J. Greisbach, P. Hough. FIELD HOCKEY 1 New Fairfield 6-0 W Newtown 2-0 W Barlow 0-2 L Weston 0-1 L Masuk 5-1 W Bethel 0-0 T ■ Immaculate 6-0 W New Fairfield 4-0 W Newtown 0-2 L Barlow 0-2 L Weston 0-3 L Masuk 2-0 W Bethel 1-0 W Immaculate 1-1 T STATE TOURNAMENT: Farmington 0-1 L BOTTOM: C. Grey, L. Strelez, M. Russell, M. Schneider, N. Benevides, D. Actin, MIDDLE: L. VanValkenburg, D. Newman, K. Nott, T. Powell, D. Woodin, J. Iness, TOP: A. Norem, K. Lynch, S. Spodnick, Coach Sandy Shanks, D. Leili, T. Zaleta, L. Saul. � : S3W JSU “ a®£ X i'SViS FOOTBALL Bethel 32- 0 L New Fairfield 27-22 W Barlow 38- 0 L Immaculate 28- 0 L Central Catholic 26- 0 L Masuk 26- 0 L Newtown 51- 6 L Weston 33-15. L BOTTOM: J. Pompea, M. Turbide, T. Fletcher, G. Krizan, J. Hilton, M. Frary, B. Hendrichson M. Leo. MIDDJ- : f ’ Morrison, D. Adan s, J. Beatty, D. Englund, S. Siefert, D. Turner, B. Carlson, T. Woodard. TOP: C_ Flynn, J? Ro« J. Campell, A. Davenport, M. Poletto, D. Grossenbacher, T. D'Amato, G. Luman, G. Shepard, K. Brown, Coach Ross Kellogg. FROSH 124 BOTTOM: C. Valentine, M. Browser, S. Hoffman, A. Morasco, N. Cauchi. MIDDLE: Coach Judy Leonard, P. Kroal, T. Nott, I. Schneider, M. Ohmura, C. Toussaint. TOP: L. Donohoe VOLLEYBALL Barlow Weston Bethel Newtown League: W-8, L-2 Overall: W-10, L-4 QUALIFIED FOR STATE TOURNAMENT SEMIFINALS BOTTOM: L. Burrows, L. Leihly, S. Morasco, S. Verba, TOP: C. Godialis, D. Valentine, T. Jandreau, L. BeGhetti, J. Bethel, J. Murray. 127 BOTTOM: D. White, J. Mann, B. Anderson, M. Beatty, E. Zielke, J. Drzal. MIDDLE: J. Campbell, I. Robinson, M. Ndukwu, F. Cameron, J, Ross, H. Ndukwu. TOP: J, Bagg, B, Baxter, R. Knight, E. Olson, C, Murphy, L. Michael, Coach Lance Rog ers. SOCCER 1 H.V.R.H.S. L Central Catholic W Abbott Tech L Masuk W Newtown L Weston T Central Catholic W Abbott Tech L Masuk W Newtown L Weston T H.V.R.H.S. L W2 FIRST ROW: D. Lord, T. Lambertson, T. Ellis, J. Carmellini, J. Waring, T. Broderik. SECOND ROW L. CarmeMini, F. Dealy, B. Baxter, J. Campbell, G. Marson, E. Olsen, J. 0,Connell, D. Eissinger. THIRD ROW. R. Zielke, C. Colbert, W. Lieberum; S. Pinet, C. Murphy, B. Bouqillion, P. Marcoux, Coach Richard Sheridan. 130 FIRST ROW: J. Lopez, D. Pogonowski, P. Hough, P. Racz, SECOND ROW: A. Noram, L. Wolcheck, S. Frankie, L. Pelton, L. Pielli, D. Bowman, G. ButterField, THIRD ROW: L. Corea, B. Anderson, C. Jenson, D. D. Geyer, L. Vanvalkenburg, G. Gillian L. Grey, FOURTH ROW: Coach Bonnie Jo Cheron, L. Pielli, R. Sweeney, D. Leili, L. Poletto, L. Leili, J. Mercer, L. Wiser, M. Russell, T. Carlson. GYMNASTICS Barlow 46.0 - 41.6 W Brookfield 35.3 - 36.9 L Shepaug 36.50 - 25.95 W Wilton 41.4 - 40.7 W Barlow 52.45 - 54.85 L Brookfield 49.55 - 49.65 L Weston 49.0 - 36.6 W Shepaug — — W Overall 5W, 3L 131 FIRST ROW: J. McCarroll, L. Watts, SECOND ROW: J. Poletto, C. Burke, P. Kustas, D. Malumphy, J. Kutchera, Coach Bill Kraft, J. Randazzo, B. Barreck, M. Miltner, J. Volinski, J. Campbell. BASKETBALL Masuk 46-92 L Central Catholic 54-79 L New Fairfield 69-45 W Bethel 60-70 L Immaculate 47-80 L Newtown 61-63 L Pomeraug 60-58 W Joel Barlow 65-75 L Weston 74-72 W Brookfield 72-80 L Abbott Tech 57-91 L Central Catholic 62-66 L New Fairfield 46-44 W Masuk 36-64 L Bethel 52-53 L Immaculate 59-92 L Newtown 56-60 L i Joel Barlow 61-70 L Weston 84-90 L Abbott Tech 73-94 L FIRST ROW: D. Carlson, R. Ianatta, SECOND ROW: S. Carpovich, S. Pinet, B. J. Costello, D. Malumphy, E. Olson, B. Anderson, Coach Bill Hibbard, B. Armstrong, B. Barrick, J. Derazze, B. Baxter, J. Pompea, G. Winans. FIRST ROW: C. Chapin, C. Castro—Captain, A. Morasco, G. Rettenmeier, SECOND ROW: Coach Terry Lazzaro, M. Ladd, D. Ryan, J. Miller, T. Nott, S. Lambracht, T. Murray, K. Koffman. BASKETBALL Masuk 31-36 L Central Catholic 49-36 W New Fairfeild 46-33 W Bethal 38-18 w Immaculate 31-25 w Joel Barlow 56-35 w Weston 27-32 L Masuk 29-45 L Central Catholic 54-29 w New Fairfield 53-36 w Newtown 35-37 L Bethal 43-28 w Immaculate 21-57 L Newtown 42-26 W Joel Barlow 50-23 w Weston 35-34 w •Watertown 28-25 w •South Catholic 32-45 L ‘Indicates Tournament Games Overall 12W, 6L 1J7 FIRST ROW: J. Bethel, T. Zelita, M. Schneider, B. Lorrenco, E. Sheldon, S. White. SECOND ROW: Coach Tom Iannacone, C. Valentine, G. L. Murray, N. Morris, S. Morasco, M. Center, B. Nott, M. Lambracht, L. Grady, T. Jandreau, B. Loman, J. Griesbach. FIRST ROW: J. Carmellini, J. Devin, B. Waymouth, SECOND ROW: J. Dziminowicz, K. Klapp, R. Knight, T. Moore, B. Knipple, Coach George Ferris. WRESTLING Southbury 19-39 L Weston 37-16 W Brookfield 6-55 L Nonnewaug 42-24 W Newtown 11-51 L HVRHS 36-24 W New Fairfield 47-17 W Wamogo 22-36 L Gilbert 9-43 L Holycross 22-36 L Scores Unavailable Ridgefield Weston FIRST ROW: R. Bucknam, D. Butterfield, D. Waring, B. Waymouth, B. Smith, B. Carlson, K. Knipple. SECOND ROW: C. Toussaint, D. Adams, J. Beatty, B. San, J. O'Connell, J. Mcronhan, G. Marsan, D. Grossenbacher, L. Michael, P. Marcoux, A. Davenport, T. Hehl, L. Nonenmacher. LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Foley, J. Sorenson, B. Squires, S. Campbell, C. Moore, G. Meehan, T. Myers, M. Reutzel, J. Lee, C. Taylor, S. Buttle, L. Farnham. ' CHEERLEADING 142 FIRST ROW: D. Alien, A. Burrows, D. Hulton, SECOND ROW: K. Malumphy, J. Hyland, D. Michalek, L. Szinyei, TOP ROW: N. Anderson, T. Hayward, J. 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Gottlieb, K. Elsesser, S. Hetzel, T. Janesky, N. Signoli, R. Anglin, D. Acton, J. Hyland, J. Inness, B. Baxter Initiation Dance; Coffee Hour; Beef Box ; Donkey Basketball Game; First Gear Concert; courtyard cleanup; vending machines 146 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: B. Squires—Corres. Sec C. Schroeder—Senior Student Rep.— Board of Ed., M. Ladd—V. Pres., SECOND ROW: N. D id kovski—Treas. Mr. O'Connell—Advisor, C. Morris— Rec. Sec. Absent: D. Thompson— Pres. • SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: FIRST ROW: J. Grossenbacher—Sec., T. Powel—Pres., T. Martin— V. Pres., C. Taylor—Treas., S. Weiner, Mr. Dansdill—Advisor, K. Ricozzi SECOND ROW: A. Jandreau, C. Toussaint, L. Watts, J . Olsen, T. Gormley, D. D'Anna, J. Barnes, Mr. Barbero--Advisor JUNIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: FIRST ROW: D. Czako, D. Ei singer—President, M. Ndukwu—Vice-President, J. Bagg—Treasurer, J. Sorenson—Secretary, I. Schneider--Secretary SECOND ROW: L. Brusie, J. Durling, S. Lindholm, D. Acton, J Husband, M. Wheaton, L. Leili. SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: FIRST ROW: J. Cambell—Treasurer, S. Reid—President, L. Pielli—Vice President, N. Anderson—Secretary SECOND ROW: B. Beatty, H. Eagen, M. Veltri, N. Heaton, L. Brenner, D. Mink, L. Car-mellini THIRD ROW: M. Rosato, A. Martin, D. Stevenson, H. Keilich, N. Misercordia, S. Verba, F. Malumphy, J. Harris. FRESHMAN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: FIRST ROW: D. Delaney, G. Michalek, N. Cignoli, S. Hetzel SECOND ROW: C. Brenner, N. Morris, M. Schneider, T. Janesky, L. Strelez, P. Racz, THIRD ROW: M. Russell, K. Morris, K. Elsesser, A. Norem, J. Waring, D. Allen, C. Gray, Absent: S. Frankel, J. Sheafer, N. Benacides, M. Lambracht, D. Turner, J. Dyer, K. Malumphy, D. Dahlburg, B. Perreault, L. Murray FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA: FIRST ROW: P. Schultz, B. Gibbons, Mrs. Vanasse—advisor, H. Irving. SECOND ROW: S. Larson, C. Mallory, D. Engels, P. Sanchirico, J. Izzard FIRST ROW: L. Prause, D. Wyant, F. Palmer, B. Parnell, G. Palst SECOND ROW: Mr. Sheridan—Advisor, C. Tyler, P. Nelson, D. LePoint, J. McMann. DEC.A. Sold refreshments at football games and basketball games; D.E.C.A, dances; North Atlantic Regional Conference, Area Conference, State Conference, Field Trip to New York City. FIRST ROW: D. Yoblonski, J. Robertson, J. Giddings, S. Lurie, T. Carlson, T. Powell, H. Solomon, D. LeBoeuf, SECOND ROW: J. Porwitzki, A. Burrows, H. Woodin, R. Griffiths, S. White, A. Thurston, B. Croteau, M. Squires, J. LeBoeuf, C. Neiman. CHANTICLEER: FIRST ROW: J. Sorenson, G. Tyrer, S. Bonsack. H. Cox, M. Kibbe. SECOND ROW: J. Volinski, C. Swanson, D. White, L. Williams, C. McGlynn, P. Slauenwhite, K. Shimko, J. Alfredson, D. Marcoux, C. Miller, Mr. Lee—advisor Has informed students of current events. Has allowed students to display their literary abilities. PIPER: FIRST ROW: Miss Israelite—advisor, M. Roger—advertising manager, R. Turek, L. Szinyei—secretary, S. Wodjenski —short story editor, K. Camp—poetry editor. SECOND ROW: L. Shab, L. Romano, A. Ganong, L. Pielli, A. Brown, P. O'Hora, S. Brown, T. Basher, J. Haase—typing editor, D. MaCrea, D. Boucher, C. Mehan, D. Morea, T. LeBoeuf. 151 BASS CLARINET CONTRA-BASS CLARINET PICCOLO Diane Taylor Sarah Smith FLUTE Kathy Turk Beth Hendrickson Nadine Geyer Sandy Buddie Lorraine Foley Claudia Florian Laura Pelton Lynne Wojciechowski Carrie Chuba Robin Tracy Suzanne Smith Sue Hetzel Nicki Cignoli Annie Elliot Marilyn Stack Donna Woodin Kim Nelson CLARINET Laura Robison Jennifer Stead Becky Anderson Carol Wojciechowski Sue Verba Kayrn Nelson Randy Hastings Patty Racz Beth Conn Kim Leavenworth Keith Anderson Robert Carlson Matt Barksdale ALTO CLARINET Bonnie Cairns Bev Terrell OBOE Kathy Racz Connie Ross BASSOON Amy Schuchat ALTO SAXOPHONE Cliff Chapin Vera Larson Karen Seifert Lisa Morey Bill Burns Amanda Stead Mark Burg Robert Wiedman TENOR SAXOPHONE Cary Westfall Bizz Smith John Morrison Kathryn Bucknam BARITONE SAXOPHONE Laurie Wiser BARITONE HORN Ruthanna Turek David Waring FRENCH HORN Caren Schuchat Corinne Bellemare Karen Kauffman Mona Larson TUBA Connie Chapin Ginny Gillen TROMBONE Dave Guay Meg Waring Sharon Wodjenski Jeff Morrison Clark Chapin TRUMPET Tom Weber Ray Bucknam Dave Englund Marie Center Estelle LeBlanc Sharon Morasco Scott Barksdale Andy Barlow Brad Smith Amy Lang PERCUSSION Melanie Totten Jeremy Haase Andrea Norem Bobby Mahanor John Roulat Jeff Pratt Brian Hogan Keith Bresson Jim Marsh Oskar Rogg Boo Smith Mike Hall Henry Ndukwu Dean Mosher Harold Kauffman Russ Loomis HIGH SCHOOL BAND CHORUS: FIRST ROW: D. Decaro, K. Racz, L. Westfall, A. Thompson, G. Gillen, E. LeBlanc, S. Smith, S. Wallach, P. Athans, SECOND ROW: K. Bresson, B. Mahanor, J. Theriault, B. Conn, R. Turek, J. Rogers, L. Williams, Absent: B. Lowell, C. Smith, J. Mays, L. Saul, R. Woods, M. Colepaugh, C. McGlynn FIRST ROW: J. Young, L. Gluz SECOND ROW: L. Robison, L. Correa, J. Lopez, T. Meadows, K. Racz—Vice-President, K. Arnold—Treasurer, S. Buddie—Secretary, S. Lambracht—President, E. Sheldon THIRD ROW: B. Terrell, Mrs. McTag-gart—Advisor, L. Wochek, T. Lee, J. Hyland, P. McBreairty, H. Bryer, B. Cairns, M. Stack, S. Campbell Absent: L. Hud-dock PEP CLUB Pep Rallies; Candy cane week; Daisy week; Ribbons; Spirit Awards; Homecoming Float. FIRST ROW: L. Farcus, V. Biro SECOND ROW: L. Foley, J. Nahley, M. Gee, P. Racz, C. Bellemare, C. Huddock THIRD ROW: T. Jandreau, W. Hendrix, K. Lindholm, M. Lambracht, S. Eames 155 GIRLS VARSITY CLUB: FIRST ROW: T. Nott, T. Bennett, T. Murray, N. Cauchi, L. Poletto, L. Wiser SECOND ROW: L. Foley, Mrs. Zaloski—advisor, C. Castro, G. Rettenmeier, C. Chapin, A. Morasco, J. Griesbach, J. Murray, M. Essig. Selling of football programs, Green Wave jackets, letter sweaters; Homecoming Float. Concession Stand at football games. BOYS VARSITY CLUB: FIRST ROW: J. McCarroll, D. Doerwald, T. Powell, J. Dziminowicz, J. Turek SECOND ROW: Mr. Doring—advisor, A. Jandreau, M. Wheaton, M. Menard, M. Tiberio. 156 FIRST ROW: M. Latham, C. Eaton, P. McBreirty, P. Catullo, L. Hawker, N. Heaton, C. Hehl. SECOND ROW: B. Cusick, M. Whittmann, P. Burden, M. Jajer, P. Daniels, L. Michael, D. Olsen, D. Marcicano, J. Sargent, C. Fredlund. THIRD ROW: A. Gerstenmeier, T. Lee, C. Ross, C. Chuba, L. Wodjichowski, M. Totten, D. Lewis, Mr. Raymond—Advisor. A.F.S. Sent Cindy Baxter to Barcelona, Spain; Short term exchange with Fairfield, Ct. and Bethesda, Maryland; Sponsored two foreign students at N. M.H.S. FIRST ROW: M. Krosky, B. Clarke, K. Morris, M. Ohmura, J. Olsen, L. Storti. SECOND ROW: V. Biro, S Verba, R Tremont R. Tracy, B. Anderson—President, J. Stead—Vice President, A. Stead—Secretary, L. Pfaff—Treasurer. THIRD ROW- D Hoe-nicke, K. Brandon, L. Burros, L. Cornwell, R. Sweeny, K. Van Valkenburg, C. White, W. Winklevoss, C. Florian, S. Lindholm C. Bruns, L. Leili. FOURTH ROW: D. Leili, L. Gluz, D. Pogonowski, L. Pielli, L. Van Valkenburg, G. Butterfield, L. Gauden-zi, J. Stigall, D. DeCaro, D. Dahlbug, L. Reap. 157 FIRST ROW: F. Gallo—Vice President, Mr. Daniel—Advisor, B. Laurenco SECOND ROW: B. Foley, J. Theriault, M. Wooley—Secretary, C. Merkling—President, R. Marsicano THIRD ROW: L. Morey, D. Dahlberg, J. O'Connell, B. Pan-coast—Treasurer PLANETARIUM CLUB FIRST ROW: R. Zidak, W. Begasse, SECOND ROW: M. Dickess, S. Dennis A. Hoddy THIRD ROW: G. Foley, D. Martel, D. Pare, J. Hipp. FOURTH ROW: J. Wittmann, L. Lake, G. Wi-nans, R. Woods, H. Wood in, C. Jensen, FIFTH ROW: D. Rohr, C. Smith, L. Reap, B. Munson. 158 Shows for the public: War of the Worlds , The Christmas Star , The Universe , Encounter with the Giant SKI CLUB: FIRST ROW: S. Fletcher, F. Dealy, B. Bethel, M. Burg, S. Gustafson, A. Noren, L. Pehon, K. McGary SECOND ROW: J. Kennedy, D. Columbo, J. Robertson, D. Butterfield, T. Allen, J. Miller, R. Monestero, G. Stone, T. McBreairty, D. Allen, T. Laberson, J. Manouse, J. Giddings THIRD ROW: S. Godalis, D. Ryan, L. Cussack, J. Giddings, C. Hyat, D. Lord, A. Nichol,R. Nichol, L. Preston, D. Boman, D. Pogonowski, B. Clarke, Mr. Barbero—Advisor Absent: Robin Stebbins Grinder Sale; Birch Hill Skiing; Ski Films; Picnic at Mt. Tom State Park AERONAUTICS: FIRST ROW: K. Anderson, B. Waymouth--Secretary, T. Booth, Mr. Clonaris--Advisor, G. Pfaff. SECOND ROW: T. Wheaton, D. Morasco—President, J. Morrison—Vice-President, D. Bergman, 0. Rogg—Treasurer, G. Mullen. FRENCH CLUB: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Maleh—Advisor, Laurie Ward, BACK ROW: K. Grey, J. Campbell, B. Lohman, L. Moneghan Production of George Washington Slept Here N.M.H.S. DRAMA GROUP: FIRST ROW: A. Lang, P. Lillis, C. Sheaffer, A. Parsons, M. Lathrop, J. Sargent L. Bauer SECOND ROW: L. Williams, B. Skoog, D. Freeman, G. Gormley, A. Berrent, L. Storti, L. Cornell THIRD ROW: D Hoi Iifi eld, J. Roger, R. Rowand, L. Schlossberg, Mr. McDevitt— Advisor, C. Paskell, S. Fournier, M. Dahl, C. Hamilton Bake Sale Food Drive Alumni Tea Tutoring Academic Banquet Picnic FIRST ROW: C. Castro, K. Turk, R. Turek, M. Ladd, B. Squires, C. Valentine, C. Smith SEC OND ROW: P. Hough, J. Grossenbacher, E. LeBlanc, K. Arnold, M. Kibbe—Secretary, E. Grant P. Hodge, THIRD ROW: D. Thompson, J. Bagg, N. Lynch, S. Lambracht, T. Nott. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: E. Zielke, J. Devin, D. Guay, C. Chapin, E. Gillen, P. Ahem—Secretary SECOND ROW: B. Hunt—President, J. Alfredson, M. Terrell, A. Cook, C. Bellemare, C. Schuchat, N. Didkovsky THIRD ROW: L. Robison—Vice-President, J. Volinski, J. Dzi-minowicz, B. Cairns, B. Terrell, S. Bonsack, C. Allen, M. Pitchard, C. White, D. Taylor, Mr. Hibbard—Advisor, K. Bethel—Treasurer Merci Beaucoup Muchas Gracias Danke Schon Danku Todah Raba THANK YOU VERY MUCH EDITORS CAREN SCHUCHAT: editor CLIFF CHAPIN: seniors LORRAINE PFAFF: faculty JOANN VOLINSKI: literary ANNETTE MORASCO: sports KAREN BETHEL; activities PATTY HOUGH; layout MARY PITCHARD: art DEBBIE PANESSA: business CINDY ALLEN: underclassmen DELLA ANDERSON: typist MARY LAW: typist DEBI RICHARDSON: typist 162 FIRST ROW: T. Myers, C. Schuchat, P. Hough, J. Volinski, C. Chapin, A. Morasco, C. Allen SECOND ROW: D. Richardson, D. Panessa, M. Leahy, P. Murray, S. Smith, L. Gillen, K. Bethel, P. Ahern. YEARBOOK FIRST ROW: K. Riccozzi, J. Barnes, J. Alfredson, T. Bennett, L. Foley, T. Martin. SECOND ROW: D. Anderson, M. Pitchard, T. Gormley, C. Bellemare, M. Essig, M. Terrell THIRD ROW: B. Cairns, T. Randazzo, L. Pfaff, D. Guay. 163 SUPERLATIVES CLASS OF’76 DONK MOST FOR THE CLASS Dave Thompson Patty Hough TRASH: Caren Schuchat 164 .5 George Pancoast Belinda Loftus BEST LOOKING Nancy Mohammadi Howie Stone Terri Bennett Tony Randazzo CLASS COUPLE QUIETEST John Devin Belinda Loftus MOST TALKATIVE Joanne Olsen Tom Martin 767 BEST BUDDIES Cathy Gillen Chickie Brown FAVORITE UNDERCLASSMEN Gale Meehan Mary Reutzel BEST BUDDIES NON CONFORMISTS Ricky Fast Nini Voris BEST DRESSED Jaki Barnes Joey Smith CLASS PARTJERS Karyn Ricozzi Pete Burch REMEMBER WHEN . . — Mr. Castonguay called Cindy Moore Kissy Face — Mr. Asman shaved off his beard and looked like Adolf Hitler — Steve Jordan spilled a milkshake down Peg Ahern's back — Eric Zielke streaked --We created the first annual Junior Skip Day —Mr. Joy was replaced by Mr. Physics so that he could work on an anti-ballistic missile base in Sherman — Mr. Hoyt's eyes twinkled — Mrs. McTaggart made us ascend Fort Hill in the rain We jumped out of the windows into the courtyard —Jenny Stigall had parties --Mr. Rogers jumped out a window into the courtyard to get a front seat at a fight --Diane Washburn fell off Ricky Fast's shoulders while he fell off Howie Stone's —We had those 50's Hops — Brian Hunt kept breaking Mr. Hoyt's glassware —We had softball tournaments in Chem Study and Mr. Hoyt baked a cake for the winners —The policeman in the parking lot told Lou Rettenmeier and Mike Tiberio that their cars were too loud and that they were un-American — Patty Hough wound her hair into Miss Robinson's pencil sharpener —We went to Old Newgate Prison and heard And that's a true story —Tom Marsan drew Grant City Man cartoons —Mr. Hibbard read us There's a Monster at the End of this Book — Mr. Devin refered to a difficult chemistry problem as a Bug-a-Boo --Mr. Hoyt told Tom Marsan to Eat it —Bill Knipple was short —There was a Thanksgiving Party in the courtyard on a rainy Wednesday —Our class became the Tug-of-War champs and we won the first spirit award —Barb Squires left a basketball game to have her appendix out —We pushed Cliff Chapin's car to and from away basketball games —Mr. Clonaris1 class took a field trip to a sewage treatment plant —We won a football game (I don't!) —Donna D'Anna's foot slipped into a toilet when she tried to hide from a teacher --Gail Meehan roller skated down the hall --Mr. Lillis killed Mr. Olson's pet spider —Bev Terrell and Laura Robison impressed Bryan Riley with their tribbles --Mr. Daniel made pine needle tea --Mr.Wyckoff's class rolled logs down a hill —Yearbook portraits were taken inside —Dr. Bagnall replaced Mr. Nicolas and said Ergo --Debbie Panessa played our Green Machine --Mr. Hoyt told Mrs. McTaggart to Come and get it —Caren Schuchat's hair changed color every week —We had a principal and two vice-principals all at the same time —We got initiated and soon were initiating —Bill Knipple acted like a human being —We thought the yearbook would be easy —All of the brute algebra in Calculus class —The blueberry pie stain stayed on the cafeteria wall for a year and a half THUS WE STARTED Mary Essig Michele Delaney Kathy Liz Gillen 174 Karen Bethel This is Miss Kelly's first grade. Can you find? Clem Martin, Stark Weiner, Joann Volinski, Cheryl Mason, Jim Mann, Cathy Warner, Bev Terrell, Cliff Chapin, Laura Robison, John Devin, Rod Fitch, RoyGlasner. |LauriR w e,RrAc r ec4BfattyVEVe,yoC;uar]t uy A,fredson' Carmela Castro, Phoebe Hodge, Terri Bennett, Patty Murray, Laurie Ward, Rose Gustafson, Karen Bethel, Chris Tryonoviech, Suzi Shepherd, Bill O'Connell, Dan White, Mike Prime-rano, Rich Powell, Joey Murray, Nick Didkovsky. 176 Laurie Wiser Debbie Rossignol Joanne Olsen Michelle Browser Barbara Squires Annette Morasco Sue Hoffman Mickey Ladd Chris Sterling Diane Bourdeau 5frwcer 6 wwt T CovJKjft fee Su£t ? Quick — Hou) hucH ho men •Cjo U t WINJET ? 4 'S V° V e V i V V $ .004C... u V 0‘� 0WWO. kXN0U If +k Latf ooi 16 looftlj? Do i+. WViOl i «Jf‘ ‘otVft? } si still h'k bin btti-tr. $$ '• VJ M h M pq „ t V . V n A } Dia � +. '• A wk ho 7 ‘ ‘ycy + '«' Crofpftr 4-i r� £ A - X Kr ou 7:9c in -Hie COom,nj%.. x +,a a sn6u3 d � y • Mr: Pudde � +' � a yearbook mce � o | h No,� «« can 4 h nrc a XUOl ceirter W erf 44k. edr4«r« , Ix « • . Con%i4er d |4� . u0a Kt ou Dr. Robinson graduated from the University of Scranton and received his M.A. from Penn State and his doctorate from Hofstra University. He taught math in Manhasset, New York and most recently was assistant principal at Ridgefield High School for four years. Dr. Robinson is interested in tennis, golf and baseball. He is a former baseball and track coach and former yearbook advisor. His goal is to make New Milford High School the best school in the state. 180 Mr. Brokowski graduated from Boston College with an M.A. in English literature and received his sixth year certificate from University of Connecticut. He is presently working towards his doctorate. He has come to us from Norwich Free Acadamy where he taught English for eight years. Mr. Brokowski is a musician and a former member of a band. He is also interested in journalism and gardening. His goal is to help make school a better place for kids. PATRONS Mrs. Jane Cushman The Faure Family 1IH Mr. Riehard Daniel Senator Harold Hansen Mr. Mrs. Lynn Hughs |P| Mrl Mrs. Harry Mullen 5 Mri Mrs. George Doring Mr. MtjS. Clifford Mr. Mrs William R. Buckna Fhe ft 0mey James-Shoppe Prinfi fhe Maurice Grossenbacher JFan r. Mr. Mis. a a1 The Barm )lizabetlfl£' Bellemal encivengi Mr. Mrs. John W. BetLjfc y rbe Mel Cra ™rds 1r Mrs. D. Dav i Helen D. DisbnSiw Mr. Richard Donohoe The Edward Bfzal Family |ML Eileen Essig The Fogarty Fairly Mr. Mrs. Joseph Geyer Reno Glussich Mr. 4rs. Kei eth F. Grant Family Fred Bets S f VIr. k Arj. Ricnym i The N ifeld F nilyr f (f N v MiJ )rcl Volkswagep Mr. k s Jteyl sbo Park Lane t'ider MiH Mr. Mrs . Werner Pfaff 55 Robert Sue Pitcha fCSteJ — Mrs. crTEli er lrs. Jeanne Robison Jack Rudner 's,‘ James Rumbarger Tri le Diner cholze Alr. P. Henderson Sr. The lendrickson Family VIr. Mrs. F idolph Hetzel 'Hg n’s Storq Maintenance Stanley Setear rs. iSfl tebbins ieN hurch, khjJ (k M( m it ; v s. )ert Kenedy } Y ert D. J erberjt Ken BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs. Dwane K. Adams Mr. Mrs. William Albright David Alfredson Mr. Mrs. Edward J. Allen Mr. Mrs. Bruce Anderson Mr. Mrs. Carl Anderson Henry B. Anderson Darrell Baldwin Mr. Mrs. John Barnes Nat Bean Lorin Beatty Mr. Mrs. Frank Belfiore Mr. Mrs. John Bellion Mr. Belousky Mr. Mrs. Billings Peter Bilski Gunther Bohnsack Mr. Mrs. J. Bliebenicht Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Booth Sr. Joe Borshski Mr. Mrs. Donald Brain Mr. Mrs. William Braislin Mrs. C. Brandolin The Bray Family Mr. Mrs. Dexter Brengel C. Britton Mr. Mrs. Ed Buens Allen Burch Mr. Mrs. Felice Butera Mr. Mrs. Victor Butera Mrs. Campell Mr. Mrs. Lloyd Carlson Mr. Mrs. Cauchi The Francis Celia Family Albert Cipolla Mr. Mrs. Tim Cole Colonial Sand and Stone Company Mrs. J. Conkey Mr. Mrs. Eugene Corey Mr. Mrs. Henry Coma Corvin Printing Mr. Mrs. Rutledge Curtiss Country Kitchen Pat Cox Ray Coyle Family Mr. Mrs. William M. Dailey The Dalhburg Family Mr. Mrs. S. Daria Art Day Mr. Mrs. Philip Day Family Lottie Allen Day Mr. Mrs. Richard Day Mr. Mrs. George Devendorf Mr. Mrs. Russell Devin Gale Dreyfuss Mr.. Mrs. Jack Dodd Mr. Mrs. Robert Dodd Mr. Mrs. T. Dodd Mr. Mrs. Walter Duncan Mr. Mrs. Edgar Edman Mr. Mrs. Rudi Eisenberg Mr. Mrs. J. Eisinger John C. Engel Mrs. E. G. Heavenwood Norman Ericson Mr. Mrs. Erwin Mr. Mrs. Essen Sheba Evans Janice Fernekes Sheldon Ferriss Fieldstone Nursery Mr. Mrs. Fittermore Ruth Flaton George Lois Fletcher Gene Flynn Mrs. B. Ford Mrs. Frand Mr. Mrs. Howard Fredlund Fredlund Real Estate Mr. Mrs. David Freeman Mr. Mrs. James French Crooked Furrows Mrs. L. Gardener Mr. Mrs. William R. Garrity Mr. Mrs. Gebhardt Mr. Mrs. Geiger Mr. Mrs. Mike Genestra Mr. Mrs. Genna Mr. Mrs. Vito Genna Mr. Mrs. Carl Gerstenmaier Mrs. Allie Giddings Mr. Mrs. Theodore Giddings Ginny Gillen Mrs. Eileen Gormley Gormley Pet Center Green Meadows Mr. Mrs. Michael Griffin Mrs. Blanche Grossenbacher Mr. Mrs. Raymond Guay Mr. Mrs. Gussow Mr. Mrs. George Haas Mr. Mrs. Danny Hall Harrison Realty Mrs. Edith Hawley Mr. Mrs. John Heaton Mr. Mrs. Emil Heinz Mr. P. Henderson Jr. Mr. James Hilton The Hoburg Family Mr. Mrs. Dexter E. Hoyt Mr. Mrs. Hyeckstaedt Diane Jajer Gregory James Jajer Mrs. Margaret Jajer Mr. Mrs. Martin Jajer and Family Mr. Mrs. James Kernochan Mr. Mrs. Arthur Kamenoff Mr. Mrs. John Katsuranis Mr. Mrs. Gary Klimer Mr. Mrs. Wilfried Knack Mr. Mrs. Kooblock The Krallinger Family L. Kraus Mrs. F. Kuenzlee Mr. Mrs. Edwin Larson Gladys Larson Mr. Mrs. Joseph Landers Nancy and Steven Lasar Dann and David Lathrope Mrs. Cathrine Law Mr. Mrs. Anthony Lee Lloyd's Custodial Service Charles Lundren Mr. Mrs. Carlos Lourenco Family Macbeth Mr. Mrs. J. MacLaren Mr. Mrs. Mahanor Yola Mancuso Mr. Mrs. Ted Manouse Skip Marrotti L. Martinez Mr. John Mavoni Milton McCord L. McWain Mr. Mrs. Anthony Melycher Richard Meyer Mrs. J. Milhoiland George Mitchell R. S. Mitchell Phillip Mohan Mr. Mrs John C. Morehouse The Morasco Family Mr. Mrs. Marshall Munch Family Mr. Mrs. Robert Muore Jr. Mr. Mrs. Allen Murphy Mr. Mrs. David Nass Mr. Mrs. Mike Nott Mrs. Eda Olsen Mrs. O’Conner Mr. Mrs. Freddie Judy O’Connor Mr. Mrs. Emerson Osborn Jr. Mr. Mrs. Allen Parker Miss Jennifer Pepin Mr. Mrs. William R. Perez Mr. Frida Pfaff Jenny Philips Mr. Mrs. Frank Pilero Mr. Mrs. Donald Pratt Mr. Mrs. Pompea George Popilowski Mr. Joseph Radzewicez L. Rerrick Mrs. Harold Rice Mr. Mrs. Roland Risberg Mr. Mrs. Brynolf Risberg Mr. Mrs. Barry Roberts Hepziba Roberts Michael Roberts F. Rohacik Mr. Mrs. Henry Roppell The Roulat Family Mr. Mrs. Richard Rowburrey L. E. Russell Fred Schipul Mr. Mrs. J. Schneider Mr. Mrs. Schmidt Mr. Mrs. Seidel Mr. Mrs. Carleton Shepherd The Sherman Gift Shop Boutique Reverend Mrs. Siwek Mr. Mrs. Eugene Skoog Mr. Mrs. Edward Slattery Mr. Mrs. Bernard A. Smith Edwin Smith Mr. Mrs. Edwin Smith George Smith Mrs. Howard Smith Mr. Mrs. Sorenson The Sounds of Singing Youth The Charles Stigall Family Mr. Mrs. Otto Stuhrcke Tasman Albert Temple Doris Terhune Mr. Mrs. alien Tiebout Mrs. Barbara Tryonoviech Mrs. Andrew Tryonoviech Mr. Mrs. Joseph Tuz The Upholstery Shed Jane Volinski Mr. Herman Wach Annette Waldron Mr. Mrs. Arthur Waldron Tracy Robie Walker Mrs. M. Walsh Mr. Mrs. Charles Ward Mr. Mrs. Charles Ward Laurie Ward Mrs. W. J. Warkentin Mr. Mrs. Warner Mr. Mrs. Joe Warwick Sr. Mr. Mrs. Edward Weidt Mr. Mrs. Frederick A. Wiider, J. S. Winter Wojcie Carol Lynne Wojciechowski Mrs. Wojenski Mr. Mrs. William H. Wright D. Wyant Mr. Mrs. Tony York 184 BARTONS the department store that offers more on the green New Milford, Connecticut new milford, conn. 06776 203 354 2241 IHhhTAYlqr lumber hardware PAINT uSSSS H ARDWARl STOW 85 Railroad Street New Milford, Connecticut it. Stuff MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR £ a; r a (4$ i i1 ■fVAN UKUSKN1, ( LKK WOKK CUllHEsf lMcCREOOKf IjOCKKYt JmwisT ( WOOIKICH ) I c: khkci.ih ) FOKMAI. WFAK KI NTALS V. two locations for your shopping convenience MAIN STREET 289 MAIN STREET SO. on the Green at Route 317 NEW MILFORD WOODBURY 355-1151 263-5666 Park at our back door Park at our back door Mon. — Sat 9 30-5.30 Congratulations Class of 1976 D G armynavy JEANS r m __ WORK CLOTHES OUTLET CAMPING EQUIP. GOVT. SURPLUS V RUTH MALINS VILLAGE GREEN MALL NEW MILFORD.CT. 354- 7333 Open Monday thru Saturday 9:30 am to S pm. The nicest People shop at MOREY’S IGA 40 East Street New Milford, Conn. 187 OSBORNE, LAN MCGILL, INCi Moore Paints’— Hardware X SVoneA SLONE PHARMACY of 1976, wishes to extend theirW ithanks to the following people: I Mr. Paul Malinski L . Mrs. Diane Malinski Mrs. Linda Price Mrs. Judith Leonard Mr. John P. Dansdill Mr. Peter Barbero Mr. Joseph Wiser Mr. ThomasJVlcDevitt Mew Milforo Jaycees jr New Milford Booster Club NewgAlford P. T. A. yearbook staff, thank those students and faculty who have contributed to the yearbook effort, also the Candlelight Farms Inn and Mr. John O'Connor. For his patience and talents Mr. Robert P. Pielli Candlewood Mt. Road New Milford, Ct. , special thanks to: 191 Diane Miller, Daniel Dudde Yearbook Advisors