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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1977 volume:

4 it is the common wonder of all men, 8 . . . how among so many millions of faces there should be none alike. Sir Thomas Brown Dedication: We, the class of 1977, have for the past four years dedicated ourselves to the tree of growth and development. Through our roots we have absorbed knowledge. From our branches we have diversified our interests. We gratefully acknowledge those who have encouraged the ripening of our minds. Matured, the fruit blossoms forth — the individual 12 ... is the sweetest of pleasures. Author unknown 13 14 15 17 Bonnie Howard Teacher's Secretary Mariam Sensenbrenner Guidance Secretary Terry S. Kitney Principal s Secretary Joan Squires Registrar Dear Seniors: I was very pleased to be asked by you to write this farewell message. It has been a fascinating experience to watch the positive change that has come over the school in the short time we have been together. Much of the credit for that change goes to you, the seniors, the student body leaders. For your efforts and cooperation I will always be grateful. Now it is time for you to leave New Milford High School. Graduation time implies something even more special today than it did in the past. In today's world, graduation is not really the end of a period of growth or development, but rather the beginning. In a world of advanced learning, specialization, and improved technical training, high school seems to be a stepping stone to a completed version of ourselves. However, you should not minimize the importance of your high school learning. Through these past years, you have further developed your minds and bodies in preparation for the world ahead. You have gained an immeasurable amount of knowledge of and, hopefully, some understanding about the world which faces each of you. Your high school years are analogous to the growth of a tree. You have developed from seedlings, to saplings, to sturdy trees with branches, leaves, and finally you are about to bear the fruit of your efforts. Just as a tree's fruit is measured by its quality, so should the seeds you have sowed in high school now blossom into success and happiness in the years that lie ahead. Herbert Spencer said, Education has for its object the formation of character. The formation of character is one important aspect of the total formation gained through your years in high school. I am happy to say that for the class of 1977, the formation of character is well on the way to full development in the positive sense of the term. My best wishes to each of you. Sincerely, 21 Randy Bovin Industrial Arts Gerald Castonguay Business Chairman Ernestine S. Clark Foreign Language Jane F. Cushman Guidance Socratis Clonaris Science Richard Daniel Science 24 George Doring Foreign Language Chairman J. Thomas Ferrarotti Business James Dowd Industrial Arts Chairman George Ferris Math Lynette Gemme Physical Education Claire Israelit English Lawrence Kershnar Science Chairman Robert D. Joy Science William Kraft Physical Education 30 31 Marge Maczokas Foreign Language Thomas F. McDevitt Foreign Language Hugh Magoun Librarian Gail McTaggart Science 32 Harry Mullen Science Ron Olson English J. Russell Nicolas History Diane Miller-Osborne Foreign Language Ray O'Connell History Marco N. Psarakis History remember when . . — Mr. Hibbard gave us bananas and read us stories — Mr. Rogers said, that was exciting — Mr. Barbero could say a whole sentence without stuttering — Mr. Hoyt showed us a real molar solution — Mr. Devin said, No, you can't smile in class — Mr. Mullen poured water down Tami Bosley's shirt — Mr. Nicolas' car was stuffed with newspaper — Mr. Physics told Mr. Pielli that Mr. Joy was absent — Mr. Rogers lost his wheels — Mr. Olson threatened us with the Massachusetts Home for the Bewildered — Mr. Devin said, Watts did you say?” during the electricity unit — Mr. Nicolas had campaign T-shirts made up — Mr. Olson had an eyeball in a jar — Mr. Hoyt came in with the effects of creosote — Mr. Brokowski didn't follow Denise — Mr. Nicolas created the Kazoo Band — Mr. Clonaris seated us alphabetically so he wouldn't have to alphabetize our report cards and we all switched seats on him — Mrs. Leonard's English class turned into a sex education class — Mr. Mullen jumped away from a dead spider — Mr. Asman's USH class had cue cards that said laugh — Mr. Rogers' favorite words were mad as a wet hen , and crackerjack — Mr. Dansdill lost his razor and couldn't shave — Mr. Lee acted like a computer — Mr. Wiser gave Jack Volinski his nickname Butch — Mr. O'Connell's China-lndia class disappeared — Mr. Lee spelled disgusting wrong — Mr. Dudde said, I dream in French 34 Charles Raymond History Lance D. Rogers English Catherine Robinson Math Richard Sheridan Business Helen Rogers Home Economics Theresa Burch Assistant Librarian 36 William H. Throop Psychologist Wayne Wilson Kitchen Supervisor Laurette Caron Katherine Anderson Nurses Dear Class How qui didn't seerri own! At times, perhaps it g back, time flew! Remember tJ p TTirst began high school? What a long way you've come fra nhose days. When you were still (for the most part) little kids — all sizes, shapes, and talents. Would you recognize that self now if you could see it? You and the school have really grown in the four years — personally and academically (or practically). Moving into an era of more chances, more participation, more responsibility, and more extracurricular activities in the outside world of work and in the world of school. Our association with you has been a wonderful an interesting mixture of fun and work, planning and playing. It has mostly been grand, just getting to know you. We have loved it. 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Bucknam, J. Cameron, K. Celone, J. Catullo, T. Cannon. 2ND: H. Chatain, M. Browser, D. Carroll, J. Campbell, T. Burns, K. Caldwell, A. Butera, T. Cao. 1ST ROW: M. Gurra. A. Getchell, M. Heaphy. 2ND: J. Hall, E. Grant, K. Golembeski. 3RD: A. Gutierrez, D. Frost, 4TH: B. Gerstenmaier, K. Hansen, F. Herrera, L. Garrett. 5TH: T. Gereg, D. Foley, J. Gawel, 6TH: J. Gerback, J. Gedney. 7TH: L. Goodbou, T. Haddac, DOWN RAILING: B. Evensen, H. Flynn, S. Goodbou, E. Glasner. 1ST ROW: C. Murphy, D. Nobili, P. Nobili, S. Osuch, P. Nott, M. Morris. 2ND: L. Parker, D Penniston, J. Piccinini, L. Pappano, C. Poletto, C. Muehlenhein. H. Mullen, J. Munday. 3RD: D. Paskell, G. Pearson. G. Olson, J. Purvinis. C. Morrissey, B. Paskowski. T. Quirk, C. Pielli, D. Neelands. J. Norton, B. Pratt, M. Post. 45 1ST ROW: S. Coty K. Conn D. Dartnall D. Dahlberg 2ND: L. Cipolla R. D'Amato K. Davin S. Basher D. D'Amore N. Dealy 3RD: C. Cimmino J. Chiello B. Dean B. Crickard K. Cruise J. Beardsley S. Christen S. Couch. 46 1ST ROW: S. Hull, C. Hills. 2ND: W. Kennedy, R. Hill, K. Hill, G. Hogan, J. Hotchkiss, T. Jones, K. Kernochan, D. Kirk. 3RD: C. Hinterhauser, M. Ivan, S. Jennings. L. Hinz, N. Dealy, R. Karpovich, M. Irwin, M. Jones, S. Hill, W. Inness, E. Johnson. 1ST ROW: S. Gillotti, D. Banta. 2ND: T. Wilson, L. Mauger, K. Woods, J. Yeoman, T. Yeomans. 3RD: E. Woodin, D. Wood, D. Zachry, M. Chan, G. Collins, S. Mack, A. Mazzarella, P. Giuffre, J. Woodard, C. Ballard. 1ST ROW: D. Lee N. Lopez C. Leo 2ND: L. Lake D Kovacs P. Lillis J. Leonard L. Belinger S. Landry J. Lash S. Kroll 3RD: B. Kovacs M. Lillis L. Ladd S. Lewis D. Knoche M. McBreairty R. Loftus D Kroeger 47 1ST ROW: L. Ballard K. Beers M Bernard 2ND: J. Baglia J. Barbee K. Andersen R. Bethel H. Beyer A. Barker P. Bouchard C. Armstrong K. Ball P. Beatty 3RD: L. Begin B. Barrett D Baisley E. Barrett M. Baxter D. Apted S. Bagley. 1 ST ROW: M. Mazzazella, M. Lynch, L. Marsan, J Meadows, S. Mascali, M. Moclair, J. Mangiamele, G. Howard. 2ND: M. McGee, C. Moore, B. Marti C. Manouse, B. Mastri, P. Mercer, S. Merrick, M. Madden, M Menard, T. Mishico, P. Morasco, B. Miltner, L. Lowell, M. McGavic. 48 1ST ROW: L. Terrell B Storti L. Tanguay 2ND: D. Szinyei C. Thompson J. Stuhrchke P. Thurston 3RD: L. Thibodeau V. Smith B. Theisen J. Tillman F. Tencza B. Tremont D. Tracy D. Toussaint D. Taylor M. Sternenberg J. Talbot 1 ST ROW. B. Shaver, A. Novicky, V. Smith, D. Schroeder, L. Scott. 2ND: S. Stackhouse, K. Scribner, B. Seible, M. Squires, Y. Seelye, J. Smith. 3RD: E. Shaver, T. Smelling, D. Schultz, C. Shrack, G. Showalter, S. Shiftman. 49 1ST ROW: T. Ellis B. Fletcher K. Duhan R. Ferriss J. Harris 2ND: Y. Ferry L. Disbury C. Ferriss S. DeCosa D. Delaney W. Doyle B. Farrell T. Felicissimo D. Eddy Y. Ellett K. DiSorbo. 3RD: K. Farnsworth R. Demuth D. Fernandez D. Eastman J. Faiola S. Devin R. Dunn C. DeCaro P. Ericson T. DiPetro. 1ST ROW: K. Schindler, A. Bonumore, P. Athens, J. Hipp. 2ND: S. Ridge. M. Rinaldi, B. Rutz, D. Rowand, M. Rapelye, H. Rinehart. 3RD: M. Schmidt, R. Sacchi, D. Rowand, M. Rosen, C. Sawyer, B. Rogg, M. Rosati. B. Foshay, S. Ritchie, L. Rice. 50 CLASS OFFICERS: K. Morris. K. Lindholm, N. Morris. M. Schneider 1ST ROW: T. Zaleta. D. Yoblomski, S. Yoder. 2ND: C. Munch. B. Conn. J. Corbett. 3RD: J. Wynet, C. Brennar 4TH: D. Herbert. M. Mason. E. Geiger. J. Manouse. D. Martel, S. Mulry, L. Haddad, K. Collins, J. Farcas 51 1ST ROW: M. Poletto, J. Pompea, R, Rinaldi, M. Schneider. 2ND: M. Rosato, K. Richardson. R. Seger, L. Prause, B. Roberts. D. Rohr. 3RD: J. Schroeder, P. Racz, J. Roder, L. Romano, G. Richards, M. Russell, 4TH L. Saul, Leo Reap. 1ST: C. Burns, K. Bucknam, T. Basher, S. Brown. 2ND: B. Clark, C. Hyatt, R. Sweeney, N. Cignole, S. Burrows. 3RD H. Bryer, L. Pielli, G. Butterfield, B. Campbell, B. Carlson, T. Broderick, J. Carmellini, K. Bosse 1ST ROW: R. Sweeney, L. Storti, V. Stumph, J. Sheaffer, C. Sides, L. Streiez, S. Smith, L. Shaw. 2ND: G. Butterfield. L. VanValkenburg, G. Shepherd, D. Shaw, H. Thomas, H. Sterry, J. Showalter, B. Smith, B. Skoog, B. Stewart, J. Smedley, S. Sheaffer, E. Sheldon, M. Stack, C. Smith 52 1 ST ROW: L. Pielli, D. Pogonowski. D. Pare. A. Norem, S. Paul, D. Newman, B. Perreault. J. Nahley 2ND: G. Pfaff, L. Nurray, K. Nelson, B. Munson, H. Penniston. C. Nuremberg, H. Ndukwu, C. Owens, L. Murray, B. Nott 1 ST ROW: L. Bachetti, T. Buyer, A. Bray, T. Basher 2ND: B. Beatty, N. Benavides. L. Bauer, D. Bouton. A. Berrent. 3RD: T. Adams, T. Booth, B. Bethel, S. Barksdale, K. Anderson, J. Bethel. C. Branconnier, D. Allen. Dan J. Adams, H. Bishop. 53 1ST ROW: B. Roberts, J. Hipp, D. Hoenicke, D. Haverly, N. Hawks 2ND: H. Heaton, D. Hornong, S. Hetzel, T. Sullivan, C. Hehl. 3RD: A. Hoddy. H. Kaufman, B. Hendrickson, T. Janesky, M. Kerp, C. Haney. K. Henkel, J. Hilton, S. Hall, D. Hulton, P. Harel, P. Kelley 1ST ROW: D. McCrea, K. Norris, V. Miraglia, G. Michalek, J. Morrison, J. McKeon, N. Morris, L. Moneghan. 2ND: K. McGuinness, B. McNamee, L. Morrissey, D. Morea, G. Morrison, S. Mejia, B. Moody, K. McGarry, C. McMahon, K. Miller, S. Morasco, C. McNiff, S. Coons, P. McHann. 54 1ST ROW: J. D'Anna, D. DeCaro, L. Correa, T. Ducey 2ND: S. Dennis, L. Connors, M. Cook, A. Elliot, G. Day, K. Elsesser, 3RD: D. Davis, J. Derby, T. D'Amato, B.J. Costello, A. Davenport, E. Downs, D. Dahlberg, D. Englund, T. Ellis, R. Duncan. 1ST ROW: F. Licara, M. Krosky, D. Lennon, J. Lopez, B. Lourenco, K. Leavenworth, M. Lambracht, R. Larson 2ND: G. Luhman, H. Loornann, A. Lincoln, D. Lewis, K. Malumphy, C. Hyatt, K. Lindholm, S. Lure, D. Leili, M. Mahanor, M. Larmore, G. Krizan, D. Lord. M. Leo 55 1ST ROW: C. Godialis, B. Evensen, L. Gaudenzi, G. Gillen, A. Stead, D. Freeman, J. Giddings. 2ND: M. Frary, D. Ferriss, C. Gray, S. Frankel, L. Grady, M. Gee, C. Fisher. 3RD: D. J. Geyer, T. Fletcher, T. Fox, D. Grossenbacher, J. Beatty, G. Foley, S. Gustafson, J. Hilton, C. Flynn, G. Michalek, B. Epperly, G. Morrison, T. Farrell, J. Fish. 56 1ST ROW: L. Wochek, C. Tyrer, D. Wyant, D. Vlack, S. White, C. Westfall, S. Wallach. H. Woodin. 2ND: M. Winkelvoss, T. Wheaton, B Baisley, B. Thompson, C. Wilson, T. Woodin, D. Turner, D. Morton. G. Tomascak. J. Wittmann, M. Turbide, D. Woodin. Class Officers: L. Brenner, B. Waymouth, J. Campbell. 1ST ROW: R. Nieman, D. Minck, K. Nott. 2ND: J. Morrison, S. McKee, D. Morasco. 3RD: C. Miller, B. O'Brien, L. Morey. 4TH: K. Nelson, B. Morren, M. Murphy. 1ST ROW: G. Strobino F. Valentine S. Turk D. Valentine 2ND: I. Titus K. Bailey M. Thomas C. Westfall 3RD: M. Totten J. Theriault J. Tolworthy R. Tracy S. Verba R. Tremont 57 1ST ROW: P. McBreairty, T. Lee, B. Lane. 2ND: D. LaPointe, A. Martin, F. Malumphy. 3RD: K. Lillis, B. Lohmann. STANDING: G. Marsan, B. Lowell, M. Madden. K. MacDonald, D. Marsicano, F. Lasagna, D. LaMadeleine, J. Marsh, H. Marshall. 58 1ST ROW: D. Malumphy, M. Brown, P. Boris, M. Mahanor. 2ND: J. Baker, N. Anderson, L. Brenner, S. Reid, S. Brennan, B. Beatty, K. Bailey, R. Banzhant. 3RD: W. Begasse, W. Ballard, A. Barlow, B. Barrick. R. Bucknam, B. Baxter, B. Bouquillon, D. Bauer, E. Ahern, B. Armstrong, T. Allen, L. Biro. 1ST ROW: J. Roberts, M. Sterling, C. Ross, M. Rosato, J. Roger. 2ND: G. Schmidt, R. Stebbins, J. Stead. I. Ryan, D. Rowand, A. Santella, L. Rebstock. 3RD: S. Jack, R. Roache, K. Sides, B. Smith, J. Naradzay. G. Stone. B. Stark, J. Randazzo. M. Squires, 0. Rogg. 59 1 ST ROW: H. Egan, F. Dealy, B. Foley, B. Darrah, S. Davis, K. Elsesser, M. Culbert, D. Ferrentino. 2ND: P. Daniels, C. Faulenbach, C. Herbert, L. Cusack. E. Foss, D. Ferry, V. Duhan, C. Fredlund, J. Tani. 60 1 ST ROW: M. Burnette, G. Costa, C. Burns, C. Corna, P. Burden, L. Cannon, D. Colombo, L. Burrows, 2ND: M. Burg, C. Tyler, J. Cox, L. Carmellini, D. Crane, J. Ward, A. Carter, L. Corbett, D. Carlson, B. Carlson. 1ST ROW: C. Prange. L. Parsons, C. Parker, L. Pielli, W. Petitt, L. Pelton, S. Turk. D. Olson. 2ND ROW: S. Pinette, C. Prange, M Ploch. W. Purdy, E. Olsen, J. O'Connell, J. Purvinis, L. Parker. 61 1ST ROW: S. Karpovich. R. Karp, B. Carlson, J. Kutchera, J. Johnson, S. Pinette. 2ND: S. Kennel, E. Olsen, S. LaFond, B. Hogan, J. Kernochan. C. Lake, T. Ireland, H. Keilich. R. Hodge. 3RD: S. Larson, J. Inness, M. Jajer, C. Janesky, J. Stead, J. Hyland, B. Kerr, D. Kimberly. L. Lapinsky, J. Kilian, J. Kennedy, D. Carlson, L. Hyatt. 62 1ST ROW: J. Haase, A. Ganong, S. Harris, A. Gerstenmaier, K. Hendrickson, T. Brady, P. Gottlieb, N. Heaton. 2ND: B. Gibbon. T. Gill, R. Hallack, R. Hastings, M. Harrison, L. Hawker, C. Florian. 1ST ROW: P. Woodin D. Tobin W. Winkelvoss M. Whitman R. Woods 2ND: S. Young R. Zidack C. Cain A. Antunes G. Winans T. Wilson M. Wooley 63 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: K. Gillen, J. Durling, secretaries; M. Miltner, vice president, K. Clapp, president, B. Andersen, treasurer. 64 homecoming 66 football ROW 1: B. Carlson, R. Morea. J. Purvinis, S. Hall, S. Davis, C. Brown, R. Zidack, V. Smith, J. Ward, D. Adams, D. Carlson. ROW 2: J. Setear. J. Harris, T. Morasco, J. Hilton, B. Anderson, B. Armstrong, J. Randazzo, R. Anglin, G. Arbusto, C. Westfall, M. Giuffre. ROW 3: P. Stewert — mgr. B. Gibbon, M. Poletto, D. Grossenbacher, J. Pompea, B. Campbell, J. Smedley, C. Flynn, F. Hapke, W. Ballard, B. Poletto, G. Luhman, T. Woodard, E. Olson, J. Barrett, K. Sides — mgr. Varsity Record 1-6-1 J.V. Record 3-2-1 Freshman Record 2-5-1 67 M - i .r-r -f 68 ROW 1: T. Whitlock, M. Wolanski, J. Baglia, B. Paskowski, T. Esposito. P. Guiffre, M. Rosen. P. Beatty. ROW 2: J. Faiola, J. Campbell, E. Glasner. M. Menard, J. Norton, B. Tremont, J. Bryer, E. Johnson. J. Purvinis. ROW 3: Coach Kellogg, M. Jones, C. DeCaro, T. Strawson, K. Levan, D. Toussaint, C. Morrissey, B. Rogg, Assistant Coach Toussaint, L. Nonemacher — mgr., P. Erickson — mgr. volleyball ROW 1: L. Burrows, L. Leili, P. Kroll, S. Verba, S. Morasco. ROW 2: D. Decaro, I. Schneider, N. Cauchi, R. Mayo, Coach Kraft, D. Valentine, J. Murray, B. Perrault, S. White-mgr. Varsity Record 11-6 State Tournament Record 1-4 J.V. Record 9-6 70 ROW 1: N. Cignoli, J. Bethel, P. Morasco, S. Kroll, D. Leili, T. Burns, ROW 2: D. Decaro, S. Valinaggi, B. Miltner, E. Seely, Coach Kraft, L. Bachetti, T. Zaleta, M. Squires, S. White — mgr. 71 soccer ROW 1: M. Ndukwu, J. Bagg. ROW 2: Coach Rogers, C. Colbert, L. Carmellini, B. Baxter, S. Pinette, R. Knight, J. Waring, G. Marsan, H. Ndukwu, D. Lord, M. Baxter, T. Broderick, B. Bouquillon. Varsity Record 7-6-3 Qualified for State Tournament J.V. Record 4-4-1 ROW 1: J. Carmellini, B. Martin, K. Golembeski, G. Hogan, S. Barksdale. ROW 2: Coach Sheridan, T. Lambertson. P Mercer, P. Marcoux, S. Marrick, T. Ellis, G. Gillen — mgr. 73 field hockey ROW 1: M. Schneider, K. Non, J. Inness, C. Gray, L. Strelez. ROW 2: G. Rettenmeier. L. Wiser, N. Geyer, P. Lynch, J. Mercer, T. Murray, J. Griesbach, E. LeBlanc, Coach Zaloski. Varsity Record 8-4-2 Qualified for State Tournament 1 st All Conference Team: Thea Murray Estelle LeBlanc 2nd All Conference Team: Nadine Geyer J.V. Record 74 ROW 1: T. Wilson — mgr., M. Lynch, C. Jensen, N. Benavides, L. Westfall, D. Pogonoswki, D. Newman, M. Rinaldi. ROW 2: C. Fisher, J. Nahley, C. Hale, B. Nott, L. Grady, E. Sheldon, B. Clark. ROW 3: Coach Shanks. T. Janesky, L. Pappano, K. Malumphy, G. Howard, L. Tanguay, L. Saul. 75 boys cross country R. Smedley. J. Sercel. J. Pratt. T. Hogan. B. Squires, M. Wheaton, J. Carroll, T. Fletcher, H. Kauffman, T. Olson, J. Morrison, G. Strobino, B. Hogan. S. Devin. M. Begasse, R. Sacchi, S. Thompson. C. Brenner, R. Bethel, M. Heaphy, C. Cimmino, Coach Doring. girls cross country ROW 1: M. Lambracht. N. Morris, J. Young, T. Sullivan. D. Woodin. C. McNiff. ROW 2: P. Racz — mgr., R. Turek, K. Kauffman, F. Malumphy, S. Lambracht, L. Poletto, B. Lohmann, K. Haslach, L. Hawker, J. Volinski — mgr.. Coach Doring. 78 79 The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.” Walter Bagehot The more difficult the obstacle, the stronger one becomes after hurdling it.” boys' basketball ROW 1: R. Hallock (mgr.). D. Carlson, J. Pompea, D. Malumphy, Coach Kraft, B. Barrick, B. Baxter, J. Volinski, D. Wharton. ROW 2: P. Kostes, B Armstrong, J. Kutchera, J. Randazzo, J. McCarroll, M. Miltner. Varsity Record 2-16 J.V. Record 7-1 1 81 Freshman Record 4-9 ROW 1: G Michalek, C. Flynn. ROW 2: Coach Hibbard, D. Dahlberg (mgr.), D. Taylor, G. Morrison, D. Englund, S. Gustafson, M. Poletto, S. Shiftman, D. Wharton (mgr.), R. Hallock (mgr.) 82 ROW 1: D. Taylor. R. Loftus. K. Golembeski. P. Mercer. C. Pielli, E. Glasner. ROW 2: Coach Dansdill. P. Beatty, J. Woodard. S. Devin. C. DeCaro. D. Toussaint, K. Sabia, M. Baxter. M. Madden. P. Giuffre. 83 Varsity Record 12-5 Qualified for State Tournament J.V. Record 10-6 girls' basketball ROW 1: L Murray. M. Schneider, L. Grady. B. Nott. S. Morasco. M, Lambracht. ROW 2: Coach lannacone. C. Chapin. S. Lambracht. M Center T. Murray, D. Ryan. G. Rettenmeier, K. Kauffman. ROW 1: E. Sheldon, S. White, N. Morris, T. Zaleta, E. Grant. ROW 2: L. Bachetti (mgr.), S. Valanaggi, A. Elliot. D. Fernandez, J. Bethel, L. Tanguay, J. Stuhrcke, P. Morasco, B. Miltner, Coach Gemme 85 cheerleading J. Durling, T. Lee, N. Anderson, J. Lee. S. Buddie, J. Gawel, J. Hyland, D. Allen. wrestling ROW 1: M. Hunt. W. Waymouth. K. Knipple, J. Carmellini, R. Waymouth, E. Johnson. D. Adams. ROW 2: Coach Ferris. J. Hall (mgr.), C. Lindholm (mgr.), R. Knight, M. Ndukwu, P. Marcoux, S. Hall, K. Clapp, M. Menard, A. Storti, J. Purvinis, J. Grossenbacher, D. Zachary, G. Stone, L. Nonemacher (mgr.) 88 J.V. Record 10-4 89 gymnastics ROW 1: L. Hungerford H. Rinehart B. Storti L. Pappano N. Lopez C. Sides ROW 2: R. Sweeney G. Butterfield D. Pogonowski C. Jensen J. Lopez D. Leili M. Russell Coach Cheron ROW 3: K. Vanvalkenburg L. Poletto B. Anderson ROW 4: L. Pelton J. Mercer ROW 5: L. Pielli L. Wiser 90 D. Leonard J. Morrison J. Gerback J. Sercel B. Farrell R. Roder — Treasurer D. Eddy S. Devin — Chairman Mr. Clonaris — Advisor Absent: T. Morasco W. Inness aeronautic's club photography club K. Sides Mr. Kershnar — Advisor W. Bagassi J. Eagon P. Greenspan G. Strobino 94 ROW 1: C. Brenner M. Toussaint M. McBreairty N. Dealy D. Pogonowski ROW 2: L. Wochek L. Saul J. Thomas S. Lurie I. Correa J. Giddings ROW 3: D. Allen M. Madden S. Basher C. Poletto W. Kennedy J. Gawel K. Davin M. Krosky K. McGarry L. Bauer J ski club ski club ROW 1: T. Lee G. Stone — President T. McBreairty — Treasurer T. Allen — Vice president ROW 2: F. Dealy S. Fletcher D. Allen D. Bowman J. Olsen M. Ploch Mr. Barbero — Advisor ROW 3: J. Bosse G. Winans M. Madden J. Randazzo D. Malumphy R. Ross R. Mayo I. Kubo 95 ROW 1: T. Ducey. P. Gottlieb. C. Thompson. R. Ferris. ROW 2: D. Boucher, L. Garrett, G. Howard. C. Smith, K. Caldwell. Mrs. Lewis — Advisor. Absent: R. Karpovich C. Munch, L. Shab. green thumb club ROW 1: K. Cruise. L. Tanguay. ROW 2: C. Sides, J. Hasse. H. Heaton, K. Nelson, P. Macrea, M. Lathrop, J. Porwitzki, K. Nelson, L. Wallach. sewing club 96 ROW 1: R. Woods B. Beatty D. Boucher C. Brennar A. Thompson L. Saul S. Hetzel ROW 2: D. Dahlberg M. Garvey B. Bethel T. LeBoeuf Mrs. McTaggart — advisor L. Strelez biology seminar planetarium club T. Wheaton Mr. Daniels — advisor C. Merkling J. Theriault R. Woods M. Wooley R. Marsicano B. Munson ROW 1: L. Garrett G. Howard C. Ferriss ROW 2: G. Foley R. Zidack B. Foley L. Biro ROW 3: G. Winans G. Bakewell K. Marcy C. Lourenco K. Elsessor H. Woodin student council representatives ROW 1: B. Paskowski, M. Heaphy, Y. Seelye, L. Mauger. L. Connors, D Turner. J. Smith. B. Tryonovich. M. Toussaint, K. Farnsworth, D. Fernandez ROW 2: K Richardson, A. Catullo, B. Smith, S. Lindholm — President, C. Ross — Secretary, T. Hogan — Vice President, N. Walberg — Treasurer, I. Schneider — Secretary, M. Waring — Rep. to Board of Ed., A. Schuchat — Rep. to Board of Ed., E. Glasner, J. Farcas, L. Cipolla. ROW 3. J. Roder, J. Catullo, C. Moore, S. Valinaggi, S. Jennings, L. Hungerford, T. Sullivan, D. Hulton, C. Lindholm, C. Gray, L. Morrissey, K. McGuiness, P. McHann, J. Young, B. Rogg, D. Lee, N. Lopez, L. Grady, N. Benavides, M. Sternenberg. ROW 1. J. Randazzo. D. Bowman, D. Malumphy, T. Allen. ROW 2: B. Armstrong, D. Acton, S. Lindholm, C. Ross, T. Hogan, N. Walberg, I. Schneider, M. Waring, A Schuchat, M. Ndukwu. ROW 3: P. Marcoux, L. Biro, K. Camp, S. Reid. S. Turk, F. Malumphy, T. Olsen, C. Lake, A. Catullo, M. Swanson, L. Lovelace, N. Ferentino. B. Smith, B. Baxter, K. Haney, J. Stead, S. Wodjenski, L. Wojechowski. ROW 1: J. Bagg R. Marcoux ROW 2: L. Lovelace R. Stebbins N. Walberg ROW 3: L. Farnham B. Farnsworth J. Barret R. Ross D. Anderson M Miltner M. Bagg Absent: D. Fairclough J. Lieff K. Hill K. Hendrickson stereo committee courtyard clean-up ROW 1: B. O'Brien, L. Farnham, C. Prange, T. Carlson, L. Wochek, T. Felicissimo, M. Hawks. ROW 2: S. Gillotti, L. Lindler, P. D'Amore, C. Moore, B. Seible, D. Kovacs, P. Joyner, C. Tyer, C. Velez. P. Lillis. ROW 3: J. Corbett, D. Santa, P. Bouchard, M. Morris. A. Novicky, L. Thibodeau, L. Ruppert, S. Lurie, B. Conn, B. Moody, C. Leo. ROW 4: M. Joyner, R. Seger. G. Shepherd, J. Derby, M. Frary, F. Cameron. K. Sabia, T. Rebstock, B. Darrah, K. Derby. 99 ROW 1: M. Menard, C. Smith — President. L. Leili, B. Hendrickson, T. Storti, J. Bagg, N. Geyer, K. Racz. ROW 2: S. Buddie, C. Miller, M. Kibbe — Vice President, J. Eagen, M. Waring, D. Eisinger — Treasurer, E. Leblanc, R. Turek, K. Seifert — Secretary, A. Cook. ROW 3: B. Smith, S. Lambracht, B. Andersen, M. Wheaton, C. Englund, C. Sessers. J. Halgowich, P. Lynch, J. Mercer, N. Lynch, W. Hendrix, N. Walberg, L. Donahoe, S. Lindholm. national honor society ROW 1: B. Weymouth C. Haslock D. Olsen P. Daniels L. Pieli ROW 2: A. Ganong C. Flourian B. Lohman J. Campbell 0. Rogg N. Heaton ROW 1: J. Sercel. S Bryer ROW 2: J. D'Anna, L. Dellea, M Leo, H Mullen, M Rapelye. ROW 3: Mr. Lauer — Advisor, S. Morasco, C. Wilson. J. Morrison. D. Brenner, D. Woods, J. Yarrish. B. Kennel. chess club chess club ROW 1: T. Adams T. Wilson D. Taylor B. Mastri ROW 2: J. Jordan P. Boris C. Englund M. Menard D. Waring M. Rosen T. Schoeller C. OeCaro ROW 3: Mr. Hoyt — Advisor M. Ndukwu R. Smedley M. Chan E. Downs S. Dennis M. Browser B. Burns B. Loftus G. Mullen ROW 1: N. Couchi, T. Murray, K. Nott, B. Nott, L. Donahoe, G. Rettenmeier, C. Chapin, C. Jensen. ROW 2: T. Hogan, D. Carlson, T. Olsen, R. Morea, L. Carmelini, B. Waymouth. J. Carroll, V. Smith. R. Turner, B. Squires. J. Bagg. ROW 3: J. Setear, B. Carlson, G. Arbusto, F. Hapke, J. Randazzo, W. Ballard, K. Clapp, J. Kutchera, J. McCarroll. P. Wolfe, M. Wheaton, B. Armstrong, B. Barrick, D. Malumphy, P. Kostes, J. Pratt, C. Englund, R. Smeadley. varsity club timepieces club T. Booth, S. Young, C. Mallaird, Mr. Amend — Advisor, G. Pfaff. Absent: R. Sacchi, R. Roder, J. Brothers, D. Lewis. ROW 1: Miss Chernov — Advisor, L. Howard. P. Woodin, A. Martin, D. Pare. ROW 2: T. Broderick, J. Kilian, T. Yeomans, R. Banzhof, G. Costa. Absent: C. Mallory, S. Campbell, D. Shaver. future business leaders of america distributive education clubs of america ROW 1: K. Hendrickson — President, L. Seible, H. Egan — Secretary. C. Faulenbach. V. Duhan — Treasurer, B. Kunz, L. Frary — Historian. ROW 2: C. Prange, D. Valentine. A. Carter, K. Derby. D. LaPoint, T. Brown, D. Minck, K. Smith, R. Marsicano, J. Roger, H. Solomon. ROW 3: G. Schmidt, M. Rosato, J. Kennedy, L. Rebstock, J. Woodin, Mr. Sheridan — Advisor. 103 FRENCH HORNS Karen Kauffman Ruthana Turek Ramona Larson Lori Mauger Tracy Wilson TUBAS Connie Chapin Andy Barlow Ginny Gillen Stephen Lewis Matt Gieuffre BARITONES Dave Waring Bill Rogg Mark Rosen CONTRA BASS CLARINET Kathy Bucknam PICCOLOS Annie Elliott Suzanne Smith FLUTES Nadine Geyer Beth Hendrickson Sandy Buddie Kim Nelson Laura Pelton Claudia Flourian Lynne Wojciechowski Robin Tremont Robin Tracey Nicole Cignole Suzanne Hetzel Rose Karpovich Marilyn Stack Jennifer Talbot Diane Foley Judy Piccinini Carol Sides Jennifer Farcas CLARINETS Jeniffer Stead Becky Anderson Sue Verba Kim Leavenworth Patty Racz Karyn Nelson Man Barksdale Rob Carlson Keith Anderson Randy Hastings Carol Burns Coleen Gray Joanne Catullo Kathy Disorbo Lisa Marsan Sandy Valinaggi Tracy Gereg Jackie Munday Peter Gieuffre BASS CLARINET Lynne Poletto Liz Connors ALTO CLARINET Pam Erickson ALTO SAXOPHONE Karen Seifert Lisa Morey Bill Burns Amanda Stead Mark Burg Dennis Herbert Ken Conn Robert Weidman BARITONE SAXOPHONE Laurie Wiser TENOR SAXOPHONE Bizz Smith John Morrison Cary Westfall Donna Woodin OBOES Kathy Racz Connie Ross BASSON Amy Schuchat TRUMPETS Ray Bucknam Dave Englund Mane Center Sharon Moarasco Greg Hogan Evan Glasner Estelle Leblanc Patty Morasco Scon Barksdale Scott Ridge DIRECTOR Al Bayers TROMBONES Meg Waring Sharon Wodjenski Clark Chapin Jeff Morrison Danny Bucknam Mike Garvey PERCUSSION Jeff Pratt Oskar Rogg Brian Hogan Henry Ndukwu Jeff Jorden Chipper Sawyer Boo Smith Mike Hull Russ Loomis Jim Marsh Harold Kauffman Bill Theisan Andi Norem Bobby Mahonor Melanie Totten Jeremy Hasse 105 ROW 1: J. Caldwell. B. Smith. L. Wiser, D. Herbert. K. Seifert, A. Stead, J. Morrison, D. Woodin, L. Poletto. ROW 2: Mr. Bayers, H. Ndukwu, B. Smith, G. Hogan, E. Glasner, R. Bucknam. D. Englund, C. Chapin, A. Barlow, M. Center, A. Schuchat, A. Norem, C. Chapin, J. Morrison, D. Bucknam. 106 jazz ensemble ROW 1: E. Grennell S. Hill D. Delaney J. Cicchinelli C. Leo M Welch A. Lang L. Williams ROW 2: Mr. Bayers B. Mahanor B. Theisen J. Chamberlain A. Norem L. Scott J. DiFabbio B. Lowell W. Doyle S. Vogel K. Armstrong K. Woods D. DeStafano chorus drama club ROW 1: S. Decosa P. Rowand M. Rapleye C. Ritchie L. Ladd D. Pastell ROW 2: J. Theriault H. Mullen D. Foley L. Shab D. Szinyei J. Roger ROW 3: M. Burnett L. Pappano A. Ganong Mr. McDevitt — Advisor S. Bagley D. Williams B. Collins 107 ROW 1: J. Theriault C. Ritchie B. Fletcher K. Lillis D. Williams J. Rogers ROW 2: L. Pappano L. Ladd D. Szinyei B. Collins S. Bagley B. Tripp ROW 3: Mr. McDevitt Absent: D. Pastell auditorium club piper ROW 1: M. Roger, J. Hall, J. Piccinini. ROW 2: T. Jones, L. Romano, A. Ganong, S. Harris, D. Kimberly, L. Pappano. ROW 3: L. Shab. S. Brown, B. Bradeur, D. Foley. K. DiSorbo, Miss Walsh — Advisor. 108 ROW 1: T. Sullivan, D. Bucknam, K. Conn. ROW 2: Mr. Lee — Advisor, S. Reid, C. Hehl. B Campbell, T. Cannon, J. Sorensen, J. Izzard ROW 3: C. Cimmino, J. Cameron, P. Carlson, D. Croteau, J. Volinski. J. Hotchkiss, S Smith. K. Gray chanticleer audio visual club ROW 1: T. Whitlock M. Wolanski ROW 2: D. Lewis L. Bresee D. Rohr V. Miraglia C. Jeffries H. Flynn ROW 1: D. Dahlberg — Secretary, K. Sides, R. Hodge, L. Leili — Vice President, A. Catullo, W. Winkelvoss — President, C. Westfall, D. Leili, L. Reap — Treasurer. ROW 2: A. Stead, G. Gillen, S. Jennings, S. Mejia, C. Hinterhauser, D. Freeman, M. MacDonald, R. Tracy, L. Pelton, M. Witman, R. Mayo — exchange student from Venezuela, J. Stead, R. Rinaldi, M. Totten, J. Munday, C. McNiff. ROW 3: Cao Tuyet Van, D. Olsen, C. Thompson, K. Caldwell, R. Bethel, K. Armstrong, B. Cusic, R. Ferris, A. Berrent, S. Brown, J. Campbell, L. Romano, L. Shab, M. Roger, T. Grady, S. Turk, C. Burns, C. Corna, D. Marsicano, D. Carroll, P. Daniels, K. Brandon, Mr. Raymond — Advisor, K. VanValkenburgh, M. Winkelvoss, M. Chase. ROW 4: M. Jajer, B. Baxter. american field service ROW 1: D. Lee, R. Absher, N. Lopez, D. Kroeger, J. Stuhrcke. M. Moclair. ROW 2: K. Richardson, L. Bouer, M. Krosky, A. Novicky, K. McGynness, R. Sweeney, L. Storti, J. Lopez, Cao Hwjen Van, S. Smith. ROW 3: D. D'Amore, K. Scribner, K. Hansen, D. Forest, G. Person, M. Baxter, C. Nurenburg, D. Pogonowski, J. Catullo, J. Scheaffer. ROW 4: J. Giddings, C. McMahon, K. Davin, S. Basher, C. Poletto, J. Lash, S. Stackhouse, T. Espositi, L. Lowell, P. Thurston, I. Kubo — exchange student from Japan, A. Burrows, P. Racz, M. Russell, N. Cignoli, C. Burns, A. Antunes, D. Bowman, V. Smith, C. Gray, L. Westfall, M. Sternenburg, L. Correa, J. Piccinini. 110 D. Rowand, Mrs. Caron — Advisor, K. Passarelli, L. Parsens, S. Scheaffer, K. Clady. medical careers club debate club ROW 1: S. Turk K. Camp A. Schuchat ROW 2: 0. Rogg Mr. Altier — Advisor B. Rogg Editors Editor-in-Chief: Kathy Racz Faculty: Nancy Lynch Underclassmen: Karen Arnold Sports: Nadine Geyer Bill Andersen yearbook Activities: Sandy Buddie Senior Section: Karen Seifert Linda Leili Business Manager: Beth Hendrickson Art: Judy Lieff Literary: Jan Mercer D. Eisinger W. Hendrix N. Lynch J. Halgowich P. Kostes K. Racz J. Caldwell J. Mercer B. Andersen K. Arnold N. Geyer Mr. Dudde — Advisor D. Acton J. Griesbach S. Buddie M. Kibbe L. Leili J. Bagg J. Lee L. Nonenmacher J. Durling L. Lovelace R. Walter M. McGary B. Farnsworth Mrs. Osborne — Advisor D. Ryan M. Burke 112 Action Each moment you live, treasure the sweetness of now, keep a bright hope for tomorrow, follow your loveliest dreams, remember your sunniest times and share your tenderest feelings. Author unknown William J. Andersen Bill Any good that I can do or any kindness I can show ... let me do it now for I shall never pass this way again. Author Unknown Dale Anderson You have the freedom to be yourself. Your true self, here and now and nothing can stand in your way. Richard Bach Rebecca Jayne Anderson Becky My life is like a stroll on the beach, as near the ocean's edge as I can go. Henry David Thoreau 114 Karen Barbara Arnold Ziff Take your time. Think a lot Why think of everything you've got For you will still be here tomorrow. But your dreams may not. Cat Stevens Jeanne Marie Auclair Sidekick If you love something, set it free. If it comes back, it's yours. If it doesn't, it never was. Anonymous Robert Bachetti Rob Jonathan Bagg Jon Wisdom is a tree of life to those who eat her fruit; happy is the man who keeps on eating it. Proverbs 2:18 Love is life, and hate is living death. Take your life for what it's worth and live for every breath. Black Sabbath 115 Douglas Edward Baker Doug Life is far too important a thing to talk seriously about. Oscar Wilde Kenneth W. Baxter Ken The man who never makes a mistake is the man who never does anything. Author Unknown Tami Bosley Karen Lanette Brandon Brandy Friends, I will remember you. Think of you, pray for you. And when the day is through I'll still be friends with you. J.D. Carol Bowe Marie M. Bowler Raymond Brennan 117 Tammy Broderick Tammy One who forgets, has never loved. But one who has loved, never forgets. Author Unknown James Brown Madeline Burke Sometimes a change of heart can change a lifestyle Author Unknown William T. Burns Bill Burns When you return to your boyhood town, you find it wasn't the town you longed for — it was your boyhood. Earl Wilson Susan Anne Elizabeth Campbell Soupie Good friends must not always be together; It is the feeling of oneness when distant that proves a lasting friendship. Susan Polis Schultz 119 Justina Carter Carter The fun things in life are what people tell you not to do. Author Unknown Marcia Joan Cass Marcie It's no time to make a change. Just relax; take it easy. You're still young that's not your fault. There's so much you have to know. Cat Stevens Alphonse Catullo, Jr. Alpo I see with my eyes. I hear with my ears. I talk with my mouth And no one hears. John Smith Nancy A. Cauchi Life rushes on like a crystal mountain stream. Hours slip like sand in an hour glass dream. Yet my love for the past will go on always, praying for all to have memories of our golden days Author Unknown 120 Mark H. Chase Mark There are places I remember all my life; Tho some have changed. Some forever, not for better: Some have gone and some remain Lennon, McCartney — In My Life Connie J. Chapin Chape To have people laugh with you You're a comedienne. To have people laugh at you you're a fool. But to have the ability to do both You're to be envied. Author Unknown Ken Clapp The E.C. Kid In my years at N.M.H.S. I've seen many changes. The biggest one is how the school changes 14 year old babies into 18 year old people. Ken Clapp Carol Ann Clark Birchwood Let the day fall all around you and let the breath of life surround you. What a day, it should be a holiday. Cliff Richard Anna Marie Cook How many times can a man turn his head and pretend that he just doesn’t see. The answer my friend is blowing in the wind. B. Dylan Patricia Coons Pat Mary Louise Cornwell Mary Lou Love wasn't put in your heart to stay. Love isn't love till you give it awayl Author Unknown The things that will destroy us are; politics without principle; pleasure without conscience; wealth without work; knowledge without character, business without morality, worship without sacrifice. Anonymous Carolyn Joyce Couillard Each one of us is a mixture of good qualities and bad. We should remember the good qualities, after all. we re only human Anonymous 123 Steven Davis Scott Delohery Foxy Woxy Love is like a butterfly, the more you chase it, the more it will elude you, but if you turn your attention to other things it comes and safely sits on your shoulder. L. Richard Lessor Rosa Mayo Diz Barbara Duncan Witch Knowing you has given me a special awareness of the joys a warm friendship can bring Author unknown Jean M. Durling Peanut Yesterday is already a dream and tomorrow is only a vision; but today well lived, makes every tomorrow a vision of hope. Author Unknown M. Clarke Englund l regret that I have but one life to live for my country. Nathan Hale Jeff Eagan Jeff Take your time. Think a lot. Think of everything you’ve got. For you will still be here tomorrow. But your dreams may not. Cat Stevens Douglas S. Eisinger Doug You’ve got so much to say. Say what you mean. Mean what you're thinking, And think anything. Cat Stevens Debra Lynn Engles To live with grace, to ride the swell. To yet be strong of will. To love the wind, to learn its song. And empty space to fill. John Denver John Henry 125 Linda Farnham Something you couldn't find still surrounds you, that you refused to look is clear. Can’t you see that the truth is inside you with your hatred? J. Dawson William Thomas Farnsworth Bill How many roads must a man walk down, before you can call him a man? The answer my friend ... is blowin in the wind. B. Dylan Natercia Lisa Ferrentino Nettie This above all to thine own self be true and it must follow as the night the day thou then canst be false to any man. William Shakespeare 126 Christine M. Ferry Shortcake Louise Flynn Darla Gardner Linda Gaudenzi When I work, I work hard. When I sit. I sit loose, and when I think, I fall asleep. Author Unknown Do not follow where that path leads. Rather; go where there is no path and leave a trail. Author Unknown Have a care for your name, for it will stand by you better than precious treasures in the thousands Author Unknown 127 Christine Giddings Chris Some men dream things that are and say — why? I dream things that never were and say — why not? Robert F. Kennedy Katherine Gillen Kathy Kindness in words creates confidence, kindness in thinking creates profoundness, kindness in feeling creates love. Lao Tse Robin L. Greiner Robin I'm searchin' for a rainbow and if the wind never showed me where to go you'll be waitin’ at the end and I know I'll fade ahead with that pot of gold. Marshall Tucker 129 Luanne Marie Haas Lu-Lu A foot and light hearted I take to the open road. Healthy, free, the world before me. The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose. Walt Whitman Jerri Lyn Halgowich Witch There is a destiny which makes us brothers. Name goes his way alone. All we send into the lives of others comes back into our own. Author Unknown Kevin J. Haney If ever I said, in grief or pride. I tired of honest things. I lied Edna St. Vincent Millay Charles H. Harrison Chuck Why should I go on dying to live when I'm living to die Edgar Winter 130 Wendy Hendrix Robert Heck So let the ashes fall and lay where they will. Just say that once you used to know me. One last time, sing that old song we used to know, but this time a little more slowly. Daniel Fogelburg Kimberly Anne Hill Kim I want to get away and live my life near the rivers and trees I want to spend my days making rhyme And be free, be free, be free. Loggins Messina Thomas E. Hogan Tucker If I laugh just a little bit maybe I can forget the chance that I didn't have to know you And live in peace, in peace Cat Stevens 131 Joyce E. Husband Leave nature as it is, the ages have been at work on it, and man can only mar it. Theodore Roosevelt Paula J. Hulton So, put me on a highway And show me a sign And take it to the limit One more time Author Unknown 0 r. Life should be strong and complete on every side. Any complete life has . . . three dimensions . . length, breadth and height. Dr. Martin Luther King Jocelyn Elaine Izzard Jock Dave Jones Karen Janet Kauffman Among those whom I like, I can find no common denominator; but among those whom I love, I can: all of them make me laugh. W.G. Auden Russell Judd Rusty Lizzie Borden took an axe. Gave her mother forty whacks. When she saw what she had done. Gave her father forty-one. Anonymous r -• • • - ' 133 Edward Kilian 134 Michelle Kibbe Missy Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Anonymous Kathleen Killarney Killarney Love walked alone. The rocks cut her tender feet, and the brambles tore her fair limbs. There came a companion to her, but, alas, he was no help, for his name was heart's pain. Stephen Crane Cheryl Lynne Kimberly 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 135 Peter Kostes Pete Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be achieved. William Jennings Bryan Roderick Knight Rod Kenneth James Knipple Knip Good things come in small packages Author Unknown For when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name. He marks — not that you won or lost — but how you played the game. Margaret Kroll Peggy 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 Isao Kubo Otocomae Silvia Lambracht Sliv And, departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sand of time. Footprints, that perhaps another, . . . Seeing shall take heart again. Longfellow Amy Lang Ramona S. Laite Mona I care about your happiness just as you care about mine. I could not be at peace if you were not. Kahlil Gibran For the gate is narrow and the way is hard that leads to life and those who find it are few. Matthew 7:14 Deborah LeBoeuf Debbie When you ask God for a gift, be thankful if He sends not diamonds, pearls or riches, but the love of real true friends. Helen Steiner Rice Jeanine Paulette Lee Bean In the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning. Kahlii Gibran Linda Frances Leili Linda Learned of Love and A.B.C's skinned our hearts and skinned our knees. We had joy, we had fun, we had seasons in the sun. Terri Jacks 137 . Scott Lindholm Lucky Someday we ll look back on this and it will all seem funny. Bruce Springsteen Judith Lieff Judy Brian Lockwood If only one could have two lifes: the first in which to make one's mistakes, and the second in which to profit by them. D.H. Lawrence Lynne Marie Lovelace Chink You who are on the road Must have a code that you can live by And so become yourself Because the past is just a good-bye. Crosy, Stills, Nash Young Nancy Jane Lynch Edith 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 he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau Patricia Ann Lynch Pats It's wonderful to climb the liquid mountains of the sky. Behind me and before me is God and I have no fears. Helen Keller Philip Marcoux Phil said the mute man. £$8 Christine Elizabeth Mallory Chris live, love, laugh. Author Unknown 139 Brian Martin Kevin Micheal McGarry Byrd And we all know it's better That yesterday has past Now let's all start living For the one that's going to last. Cat Stevens John McCarroll McC No reason to get excited, the theme is kind of slow. There are many here among us who feel that life is but a joke. But you and I, we've been through this, and it is not fake. So let us stop talking crossly now. The hour is getting late. Jimi Hendrix Mary Ann McGarry Mare I do my thing And you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations And you are not in this World to live up to mine. You are you and I am I. And if by chance We find each other It’s beautiful. Frederick S. Peris Matthew Menard Susan Joan McMahon Sue Janice Lee Mercer Jan Life's no brief candle — it's a splendid torchl George Bernard Shaw Be still . . . And let the wind speak. Hush. . . A world is talking. Joan Walsh Anglund 141 142 Michael J. Morris Spokes The road goes on for ever The road goes ever 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.R.R. Tolkien Michael Miltner Milt Richard Monastero Carol Ailine Miller 0 happinessl Our being's end and aiml Good, pleasure, ease, content; What e re thy name, That something still which prompts the eternal sigh for which we bear to live or dare to die. Alex Pope Joan Miller J.M. You have to look; or you'll never find it. Author Unknown Thea Murray Harpo Each hour seems to slip right by There is so much to do before I die. So much to see, someone to be. I hope I can fulfill the wanted me. Thea Murray Todd Olson T.O. Who is bigger? Someone who is 6 ft. at 15 years old or someone who is 4 ft. at the age of 30? Author Unknown Maurice Ikeadi Ndukwu Mighty Mo The judgement of humans by their constellational groupings and physical appearances are among the most destructive forces ever devised against humanity. I recommend the judgement of humans on individual basis and by characters. Maurice Ndukwu Donna Lee Pacific The saddest thing under the sun above is to say good bye to the ones you love. Author Unknown 143 Joyce E. Parnell Chester Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in thinking creates profoundness. Kindness in feeling creates Love. Lao Tse Colleen R. Phelan If you love something set it free. If it comes back it's yours If it doesn't it never was. Author Unknown Lynne Marie Poletto What people say you cannot do, you try and find you can. Thoreau 145 Kathleen L. Racz Kath Ready am I to go, and my eagerness with sails full set awaits the wind. Kahlil Gibran Gail G. Posthauer Posti The longer you live and think, the more things tend to get out of hand. Jack Levine Virginia Ann Rettenmeier Ginger Nothing makes the earth seem so spacious as to have friends at a distance, they make the latitude and longitude. Author Unknown Jeffery Larkin Pratt Jeff What you put into life is what you get out of life. Jeffrey Pratt Michael W. Roberts Mike The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Disraeli Lynn Ann Robertson Towering Inferno The love in your heart wasn't put there to stay; love isn't love 'til you give it away. Patricia Ellen Ricci Gisele Roulat Denise Ellen Ryan Denny Only you and I can help the sun rise each coming morning. If we don't, it may drench itself out in sorrow. Joan Baez 147 Barbara Ann Saude Barb Pam Schultz Look how we balance the world on the tips of our noses Like SeaLions with a ball, at the carnival. Ian Anderson Susan Anne Scribner Suzie We each have our own visions and a voice inside that talks only to us. We have to be able to hear it. Bob Dylan Ingrid B. Schneider Ingi Of all the means to insure happiness throughout the whole of life, by far the most important is the acquisition of friends. Epicurus 148 Karen Ann Seifert So on and on I go. The seconds tick the time out. There's so much left to know And I'm on the road to find out. Cat Stevens Cynthia A. Sesera Cindee A strength which becomes clearer and stronger through its experience of obstacles is the only strength that can conquer them. Albert Schweitcer Lisa J. Seible 149 Elizabeth A. Smith Bizz If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him keep step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau Constance L. Smith Connie Richard Smedley Smed The basic basics of a good basketball team are basically basics. Dale Smithers 150 Victor Smith Psalm 134:1-10 Judy Lynn Sorenson Jude For I have learned, in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content. Philippians 4:11 Sharon Marie Spodnick . . . I wanna laugh while the laughin' is easy, I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile. I may never pass this way again. That's why I want it with you. Author Unknown Diane Olsen Southworth Feel deeply, enjoy simply, think freely, take risk, welcome love, be who you really are. Author Unknown 1 151 Brian Squires Craig L. Swanson A little nonsense is relished by even the wisest men. Willie Wonka Anthony Michael Storti Tony The senseless man seeks in vain for wisdom, but knowledge is easy to the man of intelligence. Author Unknown Monika Lisa Swanson Moni It was the only school I knew, so I took it for granted, but, looking back at it, many things strike me as extraordinary . . . Nancy Hale 152 William Byers Tiebout IV Bone TIME Pink Floyd Peter Tlasky Pete If you smile I will understand, because that is something everyone does in the same language. Crosby, Stills and Nash Gail Marie Tracy Bones Know thyself. . . and the truth will set you free. L.R.H. 153 Richard Tracy Ruthanna E. Turek Patricia Angela Tremmel P.A.T. A smile is like the sunshine interruping the rain. Patricia A. Tremmel It is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after our own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. Emerson 154 Patricia Ann Tuz Pat You can do whatever you want to do; wherever you want to go, it's up to you. John Denver Robin Turner Robin Where there is an open mind, there will always be a frontier. Author Unknown Gaynor Dale Tyrer We cannot do everything at once; but we can do something at once. Jo Petty Jack Volinski You shall above all things be glad and young for if you’re young, whatever life you wear it will become you; and if you are glad whatever's living will yourself become. e.e. cummings Suzanne M. Ulik Nancy M. Walberg Go confidently in the direction of your dreams and most of all continue to dream. 155 Thoreau Margaret Waring Meg The stars are far brighter Than gems without measure. The moon is far whiter Than silver in treasure: The fire is more shining On hearth in the gloaming Than gold won by mining. So why go a-roaming J.R.R. Tolkien Susan Walega Sue For long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd Craig D. Weiner Kosh Friendship improves happiness and abates misery by doubling our joy and dividing our grief. Joseph Addison David White Spiff Long you live and high you fly. Smiles you give and tears you cry Balanced on top of the biggest wave. You race towards an early grave. Author unknown Matthew Wheaton Monty Who is the land for? The sun and the sand for? Yes, it's all for the best. Godspell Laurie Ann Wiser Laurie I am not afraid of tomorrow, For I have seen yesterday And I love today. William White 157 James Woodin Peter Woolfe 158 Joanne Wyant Jew Success in life is a matter not so much of talent or opportunity, as of concentration and perseverance. C.W. Wendte Laurie Alison Wright The true ambition there alone resides, where justice vindicates, and wisdom guides . . .where glory is our motive, not our end. Young, Love of Fame, satire VII Lanora Yablonski Peggy Yoder Timothy McTiernan 159 John Carroll J.C. No matter how successful you are In life, remember that there is one circumstance more than any other that will determine the turnout at your funeral, and that's the weather Edwin Reynolds Samuel Gabriel Elizabeth Ann Hendrickson Beth The lifetime I have left, I open up to you to tread upon, and travel through. You save the road I'll follow, you build the bridge I'll test it first. Rod McKuen 160 Linda Killarney Polish I stood upon a high place, and saw below, many devils running, leaping, and carousing in sin. One looked up, grinning, and said, Comradel Brother!” Author Unknown Kristelle Kinsman Thomas Moore Roxanne Wolter Roxi All I have to give is whatever it takes. Eagles Lee Ann Nonenmacher Lee People are wonderful deep down inside If only they wouldn't let their feelings hide. P.G. 161 remember when . . . remember when . . . Jon got addicted to Lip Smakers ? Libby got her foot stuck in her locker? We tried to see how many girls we could fit into the lav? Nancy brought her jug on the field trips? Karen set her hair on fire in chemistry? Mr. Hoyt, his D.E. chem study and E.C.? We had six cheerleaders? The band went to Florida? Thea's hair was straight? Mr. Nick ran for President? Rick left his car light on for two days in a row? American Studies field trips? Mr. Hibbard told us a good joke? Jeff explained how to-do-a-hicky? Scott stood on a desk and said I feel high”? The big 77 on route 67? You could play the stereo as loud as you wanted? The photographer thought Kenny was the mascot for the J.V. baseball team? Linda gave Linda a mustache in the courtyard? Matt made love to a tree? Sherman students had to fill our forms in duplicate? The dummy flew out of the Home-Ec room into the courtyard? The day the lights went out and we took a quiz by candle and bunsen burner light? We sang the B.S.C.S. song? Martin the Martian proved the existance of garbage men? The boys threw a smoke bomb in the girls sophomore lav? Roxie forgot to shave her legs? The back corner of cafe. C was quiet? Terry didn't have sideburns? Robin mistook the Pettibone lawn for the Pettibone driveway in trying not to look suspicious? Nancy and Alphonse stopped talking? D.E. chem study and the B.B.M.B.P. party? Chip, Rich, Ray, Terry parked their cars sideways in the parking lot? Tucker got initiated as a junior by the track team? Brian took a girl out? Sue yelled SHUT-UP to the courtyard? We snuck 6000 lbs. of pumpkins to the school while being chased by the Jan didn't hit somebody in field hockey? Paula and Linda had finger paint fights in Home Planning? Chrissy wanted to show off her new bathing suit but forgot the top wasn't There wasn't early dismissal but so many left anyway? Brian, Craig, and John got caught streaking? Tami told dirty jokes in G period study junior year? Suzie got suspended for holding an unlit cigarette? Christine wore her pants backwards for 3 periods in a row? Ginger got her finger stuck in an ashtray? The fountain in the courtyard was supposed to be finished? We ran through the cornfield one G period? cops? under her shirt? Mr. Malinski coached wrestling and everybody had fun? Chem Study A.B. v.s. D.E. in baseball? Kathy got her blue bug? Laurie and Lynne weren't laughing? Mr. Nick lost his homeroom desks? We had a real fire? Lynne didn't have bent, broken, or busted glasses? Carol threw up in front of Miss Vago because Miss Vago had to make out a pass? The seniors left the cat's head on the lunch room table? We won all the tug-of-wars? Western Civ digs? Our rainbow melted? Jon had a blinking light in his locker and Mr. Lee and Mr. Doring thought it was a bomb? Estelle never worried? . . . Neither do I. Our class rings disappeared from the show case? Linda sunned herself on the courtyard table while skipping class? Smoke bombs in the cafeteria? L.P., J.S., T.M., J.L., slept in the school and didn't get caught? We played catch by strobe light in Physics? Jon swore over the intercom? Lynne jumped out of Miss Robinson' room into the courtyard? We had silent study halls? Mr. Latham's homeroom won the magazine campaign? Mr. O'Connell's army stories? We won a football game? We had room studies? Rich danced on a table during lunch? McDonalds was invaded by people in Colonial Garb? There was a flying bra outside of Mr. Kwas room? Craig and Clarke were short? Mr. Rogers complained about losing Hortense and Hecuba? The state Policeman's pumpkin wouldn't fit through Doug's car window? Miko, Lakis, Rosa, Isao? The slow dances at the prom? Wayne and Rod swallowed all those goldfish? We didn't have a car wash? Morning announcements weren't dull? We got caught at Steep Rock junior year? We could take all three lunches and not get caught? The band didn't play G period? Miss Gorchow said to Chickie and Ray Stop throwing that rubber around ? There wasn't a moment of meditation? Jeannine, Jean, and Judy walked into St Francis Church with their cheerleading uniforms on? Mrs. Gunn's G period French III junior year and their weekly parties? Peg and Linda tried to frost cupcakes but when they got to them the frosting was gone? Matt played Tarzan on an island in Candlewood Lake? We initiated sophomore skip day? We were those freshman that we cut up now? Remember when graduation seemed so very far away? Blushers Madeline Burke, John Carrol Class Flirts Scott Lindholm, Leeann Nonenmacher, Victor Smith Dale Corna, Scott Lindholm. Craig Thomas Pessimests Doug Baker. Rusty Judd Biggest Loafers Doug Baker. Gisele Roulat mm tm 4 WS A Tallest — Shortest Jean Durling, Ken Knipple, Peg Kroll. Craig Weiner Class Musicians Connie Chapin, Bob Mahanor Best Buddies Mark Bagg, Sean Donnely. Madeline Burke, Darla Gardner, Scott Delohery, Linda Leili Most Likely to Succeed Jon Bagg, Doug Eisinger, Sylvia Lambracht Most Talkative Al Catullo, Nancy Lynch Biggest B.S.'er Victor Smith, Linda Farnham Most Mischievous Thea Murray. Wayne Lieberum Class Optimist Kathy Racz, Matt Wheaton Class Couple Kathy Bolcsfoldi, Ivan Robinson Class Clowns Kathy Killarney, Linda Killarney. Rod Knight, Wayne Lieberum Nonconformist Bill Bresee, Judy Lieff. Lenora Yoblanski Done most for class Jon Bagg, Doug Eisinger. Kathy Racz Quietest Kathy Gray, Bob Mahanor Best Dressed Ray Anglin, Judy Sorenson Dear People, I, have only had four months in my new American life. As each day passes, I feel very happy for many reasons. I like New Milford High School, the people are nice and friendly, the teachers are really great and I love my family. I have found almost everything I have dreamt in my life. Although Venezuela is similar to America in many ways, we have big differences also. The weather is the principle difference for me. We don't have seasons and this year was the first time I saw the trees change color and experienced snow. I think that this will be the most beautiful experience of my life. I §m sure that I will never forget it. Thank you very much for hosting me. Thank you very much everybody! I really had a good time. These ten months would be the most valuable months in my life. Everybody really helped me, taught me, especially when I was down. One thing I want you to remember is, I came here as an individual, Isao Kubo. I am a Japanese boy before that I am an individual. I believe the friendship between you and me will not disappear forever. I wish you will make new friendships with the new exchange students. If these individual relationships become bigger and bigger and can make one big relationship, I believe misunderstanding between the countries will be solved and we can admit each other as equal creatures of God. Finally I really want to express my thanks to all my friends, the A.F.S. club and the Lindholms. Without them, I could not be staying here. Thank you very much!! I shall come back. 171 1. favorite pastime 2. secret ambition 3. pet-peeve 4. weakness 5. prized possession 6. trade mark 7. favorite saying WILLIAM J. ANDERSEN 1. watching Monty Python 2. to work for a newspaper 3. slow talkers 4. the word ask” 5. my Mustang 6. Andersen DALE ANDERSON 1. sleeping 2. to own a chimpanze 4. a certain R.l. guy and a big smile 5. my Levis jeans 6. my eyes 7. You know what I mean” REBECCA JAYNE ANDERSON 1. going to P.F. 2. to go back to the White Mountains 3. pessimists 4. chocolate 5. my clarinet DAWN MARIE ACTON 1. partying and being with Brian 2. to travel around the world 3. being tickled 4. caring 7 Q.B. 5. memories of my father 6. my laugh and Raggedy Ann 7. Where's the party this weekend? KAREN B. ARNOLD 1. weekends 2. to work at Hess 3. D.S. 4. legs 5. the bug 7. This is really gay LYNN ANN ARSENAULT 1. working 2. to get married and have kids 7. Rogerl Rogerl JEANNE MARIE AUCLAIR 1. rollerskating 3. liars 4. John 5. John and my C.B. 7. I guess ROBERT BACHETTI 1. imbibing 2. to be rich 3. getting up in the morning 4. laziness 5. car 6. belching 7. Could be tense JONATHAN BAGG 1. screwing around and acting strange 2. to be a rock singer 3. How come he never calls me? 4. car accidents 5. my locker 6. my eyelashes 7. Dynamiter DOUGLAS EDWARD BAKER 1. golf, eating, sleeping 2. make a million 3. reading 4. food 5. stereo 6. golf shirt 7. Seriously KENNETH W.BAXTER 1. working on cars 2. race sports cars 3. school 4. cars 5. life, friends 6. little blue car WILLIAM BONDY 7. What a rip KAREN LANETTE BRANDON 1. bumming around 2. to return to Brazil 3. phonies 4 V.S. 5. friends 6. smile 7. You gotta be kidding SANDRA LYNN BUDDLE 1. writing letters 2. elementary school teacher 3. phonies 4. a certain little bird 5. my Mickey Mouse 6. Charlie 7. I think I'm going to cry MADELINE BURKE 1. partying 2. to be rich 3. dizzy girls 5. my lost pocketbookl JANET MARIE CALDWELL 1. Saturday nights 3. Cheque's 4. McD's french fries 5. real to reel 6. cats SUSAN ANNE ELIZABETH CAMPBELL 1. crusing with Hudock 2. to meet M.P.III 3. Reggie's Card and Party Bazaar 4. tall and hairy 5. B.J. 6. Melvin 7. Got anymore gum? JOHN CARROLL 1. sleeping and dreaming of ice cream 2. to make it on time to school for homeroom 3. being sociable 4. Carvels large cones, with vanilla cream in the bottom 5. a picture of Brian Squire's first car 6. always being late 7. Am I late? JUSTINA CARTER 1. sleeping and being with Klaus 2. moving to Florida 3. II 4. Klaus' beer 5. Klaus 6. smile 7. Turk MARCIA JOAN CASS 1. partying with friends 2. to be rich 3. being awakened 4. spending money 6. green eyes ALPHONSE CATULLO JR. 1. playing back yard football 2. to be like Mr. Devin 4. Mr. Devin 5. my pet teddy bear 7. Really? NANCY A. CAUCHI 2. to be a famous tap dancer 3. when people wear clothes that don't match 4. food 5. Joe Murray 7. Really? CONNIE J. CHAPIN 1. sports, music, and photography 2. to meet Carol Burnett 3. the System and insincerity 4. cute rearendsl 5. Tinkerbell 6. moody 7. It's not my fault MARK H. CHASE 1. swimming and snowmobiling 2. to be a success 3. tootsie rolls 4. girls 5. music and love 6. Your snowmobilies 7. Really? 172 SHERRY R. CHATELLE 1. partying 5. Rodney 7. You stupid a_r CAROL JEAN CLARIDGE 1. seeing my friends 2. to be a photographer 4. a certain guy 5. my Camero 6. my yellow Camero 7. Do what you want KEN CLAPP 1. motorcross 2. to live in the mountains, write poetry and a bike. 3. cigarette smoking 4. girls 5. camera 6. crutches 7. Could be a drag CAROL ANN CLARK 1. driving 2. to be a model 3. getting up for school 4. Chipper 5. The arrow 6. my smile 7. What? ANNA MARIA COOK 1. can't tell ya 4. Brewster 6. carrots 7. She laughs PATRICIA COONS 1. dancing 2. get married 3. H.S., V.S., P.R. 4. sweets 5. Buddy 6. trouble 7. Suck an egg MARY LOUISE CORNWELL 1. partying 2. to travel 3. people who take advantage of you 4. losing my temper 5. my settlement money 6. accidents 7. Shut your face , Howdy CAROLYN JOYCE COUILLARD 1. partying 2. to go with W.G. 3. B.S.ers and dizzy people 4. not saying no 5. my life 6. my freckle 7. Smoke a bowl? DOREEN P. CZAKO 1. David 3. school 4. eating 5. David 6. my car 7. Ya know SCOTT DELOHERY 1. thinking 2. to be an architect 3. to become an actor 4. Bonnie-to-be with you 5. my Biscayne 6. Smirnoff ride 7. Reallylll ROSA MAYO DIZ 1. swimming and eating 2. to meet Barbarino 3. peanut butter 4. blue eyes and black hair 5. Spanish-English Dictionary 6. smile 7. You big turkey ELIZABETH I. DONOHOE 1. partying with friends 2. to learn how to drive 3. phoniness 4. weekends 5. my one A in math 6. my hair 7. Oh Lord help us JEAN M. DURLING 1. roaming around in my light blue bugl 2. to live in California 3. backstabbers 4. bubble gum and shopping spreel 5. gig 6. my shortness 7. Holy s_l JEFF EAGAN 1. trying 2. achieve perpetual motion 3. cigarette smoke 4. being tickled 5. my woman, car, and stereo 6. my car 7. Let's go in my carl DOUGLAS S. EISINGER 1. mouth to mouth resescitation 2. to own a Mercedes Benz 3. getting Wheaton to act like a human being 4. females 5. my bicycle 7. Come on Storts, wanna fightl? DEBRA LYNN ENGELS 1. creating new ideas 2. to become a well known chef 4. spending money 5. life 6. curls 7. What a mindl M. CLARK ENGLUND 1. golf 2. wouldn't you like to know 3. Davidlll 4. food 5. camera 7. What's your favorite color, maroon? LINDA FARNHAM 1. partying 2. my CPA and LLB 3. fake people 4. Dunkin’ Doughnuts 5. my kitten Mandy 6. Dunkin' Doughnuts 7. Grow up WILLIAM THOMAS FARNSWORTH 1. tennis 2. if I told you it wouldn't be a secret anymore 3. gossip 4. lettin' it slide 5. my ambitions NATERCIA LISA FERRENTINO 1. enjoying myself no matter what I am doing 2. to always be happy 3. phoney people 4. talking almost incessently 5. my little blue bomb 6. my first name 7. Now look at what you've donel CHRISTINE M. FERRY 1. artl 2. own a store 3. dirty looking people 4. boys with brown eyes 5. Jerry 6. sweater jackets 7. Choke DARLA GARDNER 1. roaming around and partying 2. to be happy and healthy 3. phoney people 4. nice looking guys 5. my life LINDA GAUDENZI 1. going out 2. to get a car 3. people who think they are perfect 4. pizza 5. my dog 6. freckles 7. You'll get over it 173 NADINE ELIZABETH GEYER 1. skiing 3. when people say forget it or never mind 4. nice people 5. my license 6. my gray hair 7. Check it out or Give me a break CHRISTINE GIDDINGS 1. eating 2. sky diving KATHERINE GILLEN 1. shopping 2. midwife 3. alcoholics 4. chocolate 5. car 6. Agnes (sweatshirt) KATHLEEN GRAY 1. writing 2. travel all over the world 3. geometry 4. ice cream 5. 65 Dodge 6. freckles 7. I know ROBIN L. GREINER 1. partying 2. to be a pilot 3. rules 4. money 5. my imagination 6. spotted leg 7. Oh s_l JANET LYNN GRIESBACH 1. being rowdy 3. phoney people 4. junk food 5. my berry stained shirt 6. a tissue 7. Hey, would ya? , That's decent LUANNE MARIE HAAS 1. partying 2. to become an interior decorator 3. Janet cracking her knuckles 4. talking on the phone 5. my friends 6. love, luck and laughter 7. Get bent JERRI LYN HALGOWICH 1. horseback riding and dancing 2. to make the Olympic Equestrian Team 3. N.M.H.S. janitors 4. my antiques and my etching by Salvidor Dali 5. ba refeet 6. poolhalls and shoulders 7. Can I go too? KEVIN J. HANEY 1. driving 4. Estelle's six layer bars 5. my camera 6. my book bag 7. See ya round CHARLES H. HARRISON SR. 1. water and snow skiing 2. to own a Lamborgini Countach 3. people telling me my lights are on 5. O'Brien water ski 6. driving with lights on 7. How the h_ are you? ELIZABETH ANN HENDRICKSON 1. being with Jim 2. to travel 3. getting up in the morning' 4. Jim 5. my ring WENDY SUSAN HENDRIX 1. skiing and biking 2. ski in Europe 3. two faced people 4. homeless kittens and puppies 5. family, friends 6. S.A. jeans 7. But why not? KIMBERLY ANNE HILL 1. horseback riding, modeling, partying 2. to become a model 3. Mr. Center 4. Mr. Barbero 5. the rotten lunch in my frosh locker 6. my eyes 7. Oh chicken shiltz THOMAS E. HOGAN 1. sleeping 2. to become a playboy 3. Reggie's 4. french fries and girls in that order 5. my scuba equipment and my AYH blanket 6. a fake student council smile 7. Another round boys? PAULA J. HULTON 1. eating 2. see everything there is to see 3. b_ people and authority 4. pizza and beef 6. the frizzies JOCELYN ELAINE IZZARD 1. parties 3. coconuts and school 4 clothes 5. guitar 6. sneeze 7. I don't know VALERIE JEWELL 1. partying 4. Keith 5. Keith RUSSELL JUDD 1. Star Trek, Dark Shadows 2. to be an actor 3. having a Star Trek Club where the vice pres, has more power than you as Pres. 5. my pair of Spock Ears 7. These interesting humans KAREN JANET KAUFFMAN 1. Saturday night 2. can't tell 3. rotten apples 4. bettin on ice cream cones 5. ability to daydream 7. What a schlumpl MICHELLE KIBBE 1. dancing 2. to be an entertainer 3. busy-bodies 4. blue eyes 5. buff 6. red hair 7. You banana KATHLEEN KILLARNEY 1. going to parties 2. no more car accidents 3. Candlewood Valley Care Center 4. clothes 5. my baby blue VW 6. laugh 7. Now calm down LINDA KILLARNEY 2. to have my own kennel 3. baby blue VW's 4. none 5. my dog Licky 6. hair 7. Kathy cut it outl CHERYL LYNNE KIMBERLY 1. skiing 2. Colorado 3. being late 4. dutch chocolate nut ice cream 5. Jackie, Chance, Sara, Bridget 7. I'm impressedl 174 RODERICK KNIGHT 1. playing sports 2. a secret 3. Mr. Asmen's term papers 4. food 5. my 1976 Peugeot 6. farts 7. Fewton-Newton-Gewton KENNETH JAMES KNIPPLE 1. riding motorcycles 2. 61 3. squeaks 4. girls 5. my Honda 6. height 7. Burnt” PETER KOSTES 1. Saturday nights 2. to get my license 3. work 4. hoop 5. my Adidas 6. being late 7. Take it easy MARGARET KROLL 1. shopping 2. to lose 5 inches 3. Candlewood Valley Care Center 4. Steve 5. my car 6. my height 7. I'm hungry ISAO KUBA 1. drinking Osake 2. taking over NMHS 4. wink 6. smiling face 7. Pardon? Pardon?? Pardon??? RAMONA S. LAITE 1. listening to the radio 2. to drive a car 3. waking up in the morning 4. chewing gum 5. my radio 6. my big mouth 7. Oh come on SILVIA LAMBRACHT 1. running 2. winning the 440 in states 3. complaining people 4. American Studies 5. scrapbook 7. I don't want to go to school today DEBORAH LEBOEUF 1. embroidery work 2. to meet Elvis Presley in person 3. people who are always right 4. Pontiac, Firebirds, or Trans Ams 5. Elvis collection 6. big mouth and loud voice 7. Turkey JEANINE PAULETTE LEE 1. sleeping 2. professional gymnast 3. homework 4. food 5. Michael 6. my fro 7. Isn't this a trip? LINDA F. LEILI 1. writing, taking walks in the woods 2. to live in Switzerland or Austria 3. the mole 6.2 x 1023 and shoes 4. red rasberry sherbert and pizza 5. Sir Hector 6. being late to homeroom 7. You know what I could get into WAYNE LIEBRUM 1. raising h_ 2. owning a Corvette 3. telephone poles 4 fast cars 5. motorcycles 6. whole-shots 7. How the h— are you? JUDITH LIEFF 1. dancing 2. to blast the stereo throughout the school 3. Kiss, and Queen 4. refusing a doobie and ice cream 5. my mind 6. my laugh SCOTT LINDHOLM 1. drinking 2. to be a truck driver and live in sin 4. beer 5. bug 7. E C. LYNNE MARIE LOVELACE 1. Clem 2. to go to Hawaii 3. R.G., people who are conceited 4. Clem 5. my rings 6. my eyes 7. Sure , Shutup NANCY JANE LYNCH 2. to live in Sherman 3. getting my picture taken 4. talking 5. the white bomb 7. Dink PATRICIA ANN LYNCH 1. having a good time 2. to get through college 3. working 4 food 5. family and friends 6. Hart's ROBERT CHARLES MAHANOR 1. trying to play the piano 2. to own a Steinway 3. people who abuse pianos 4. free pianos 5. Beckwith Concert Grand Upright Piano CHRISTINE ELIZABETH MALLORY 1. complaining 2. teach the world to take a joke 3. dirty ash trays 4 a nice face 5. feurd 6. a giggler 7. What can I say? TERRY McBREAlRTY 1. coon hunting 2. to be a game warden 3. most of the administration 5. Anita 6. shadow JOHN McCARROLL 1. partying 2. 20 pounds 3. rednecks 4. Hawaiian 5. myself 6. feet socks 7. Got something to say? KEVIN MICHEAL McGARRY 1. going to parties 2. to stay alive 3. Does Fate Control 4. girls 5. my shoes MARYANN McGARRY 1. partying 2. to travel around the world 3. phonies 4. mustaches 5. my friends 7. Really? SUSAN JOAN McMAHON 1. walking alone through the woods 3. arguments 4. long hair 5. Dougie and Kwe-Kwaig 6. shortness 7. You dummy JANICE LEE MERCER 1. trampolining 2. to be rich enough to do what I please 3. sloppy people 4. curly blond hair 5. snowy 7. Just ignore me 175 CAROL AILINE MILLER 1. dancing and singing 2. to be in entertainment 3. phoney people 4. anything over six feet 5. my guitar 7. Ya wanna fight? MICHEAL MILTNER 1. partying 3. I forgot what I was going to say 4. many 5. 8 track tape player 6. being late RICHARD MONASTERO 1. flying 2. to be rich 3. Monday mornings RICHARD D. MOREA 1. baseball 2. pro ball 3. unappreciative coaches 4 Kim 5. my baseball glove 7. Hola MICHEAL J. MORRIS THEA MURRAY 1. jade, lyke, lula, ridge 2. to become the person I hope to become 3. phoney people 4. ramming 5. my friends' 6. hair and my car 7. Isn't that a sad story? MAURICE IKEADI NDUKWU 1. anything goes 2. my secret ambition is a secret 4. a girl with the int. A.M.C. 5. health 6. my voice 7. No problem LEEANN NONENMACHER 1. being with Roy 2. go around the world 3. working, phonies 4. Roy 5. litjtle blue hammer 6. me 7. Why? TOD OLSON DONNA LEE PACIFIC 1. sleeping 2. to be skinny 3. sloppiness 4. food 5. Gary 7. Really? JOYCE E. PARNELL 1. in Vegal 2. to own a jeep and make Coz happy forever 3. Phoenix hose 4. saying no to Cosmo 5. Cosmo Paparo 6. my diamonds 7. Will you be quiet COLLEEN R PHELAN 1. Brian 2. get away from N.M. 7. Who , I'm glad DIANE MARIE PITCHARD 1. chattin' 2. it's a secret 4. guys 5. Ricky 6. peanutbutter and jelly sandwiches LYNNE MARIE POLETTO 1. running 2. live in the wilderness 3. cigarette smoke 4. food 5. K.C. 7. Goodnesslll ROBERT POLETTO 1. being alone and eating 2. to be an electrician 3. backstabbers 4. food 5. my money 6. my 9EEE work boots 7. Wait a minute GAIL G. POSTHAUER 1. partying 2. to be an artist 3. getting up for school 4. food 5. coins, rings, and bracelets 6. blond hair 7. I don't care JEFFREY LARKIN PRATT 1. kayaking 2. antique collection 4. school 5. kayak KATHLEEN L. RACZ 1. talking 3. Wednesday nite band rehersals 5. Capri 6. my laugh 7. Spaz VIRGINIA ANN RETTENMEIER 1. sports 2. play professional basketball (womans) 3. wearing dresses and skirts 4. food 5. Lacy 6. Converse sneakers 7. I don't care BILL RIPLEY 1. partying MICHEAL W. ROBERTS 1. wild women and racing 2. to become the world's greatest hunter 3. mopers 4. beer 5. my Ford 6. dirt is beautiful 7. Oh s_l LYNN ANN ROBERTSON 1. writing to Donny 5. Donny 6. heavy sweaters 7. What's it to you?l RONALD ROSS 1. partying 2. never to work 3. late pay checks and hot lunch 7. 13. 14, 15, then 25 DENISE ELLEN RYAN BARBARA ANN SAUDE 1. driving around 2. to be a forest ranger 3. people who won't laugh 4. guys 5. Alfred 6. my horn 7. Well pardon mel INGRID B. SCHNEIDER 1. doing nothing 2. to be a bum 3. sloppiness 4. M.O. 5. M.O. 6. my smile 7. Right SUSAN ANNE SCRIBNER 1. whatever I feel like doing 2. to own a vet 3. dizzy people 4. pickles 5. Al Brant 6. long blond hair 7. Things are rough LISA J. SEIBLE 1. partying 2. to travel 4. someone saying please 5. Michael 6. always smiling 7. What do you want? 176 KAREN ANN SEIFERT SHARON MARIE SPODNICK PATRICIA ANGELA TREMMEL 1. playing the guitar 1. Talking on the phone all night 1. Talking 2. to be happy 4. Bubble gum 2. It's a secret 3. Seefert 5. Stark Weiner 3. N.M.H.S. hot lunch 4 junk food 6. My brush 5. My VW 5. my license 7. Does my hair look alright? 6. Nose and laugh 7. Shutt A U Mouth CYNTHIA A. SESERA ANTHONY MICHAEL STORTI 1. going out to dinner 1. Eating RUTHANNA E. TUREK 2. to own a Celica 2. To be in a room filled with girls and all the 1. Talking 3. getting up in the morning doors locked 2. Ruth Turek, M.D. 4. fruit salad sundaes 4. Girls 3. Peter 5. my friendship with Barb S. 6. My fake tooth 5. Contact Lenses 6. jasmine 7. Alright Eisinger, Let's go at itl 7. Give me a break ROBIN TURNER CRAIG L. SWANSON 1. Driving a car RICHARD SMEDLEY 1. Partying 2. To never work 1. chess and bowling 2. Filthy rich 3. Conceited people 2. to become top bowler in U.S. 6. Skinny 4. Women 3. people who are never where they are sup- 7. Let's get an ice cold one fellas 5. Car posed to be 7. What a rush 4. beautiful girls and coca-cola MONIKA LISA SWANSON 5. record collection 1. Ice skating PATRICIA ANN TUZ 6. 1970 Chrysler with lights on. ripped sneakers 2. To be an Olympic gold medalist in ice skating 1. Playing softball 7. When 1 was a freshmen . . 3. Dirty ashtrays and locked doors 2. To act 4. Bobby's blue eyes and long eyelashes 3. Rowdie freshman CONSTANCE L. SMITH 5. My brass bed. 5. My Beatles 1967-1970 Album 1. biking 6. My hair 3. insane questions CRAIG THOMAS 7. Stick it in your earl 4. food 1. Skiing 2. To be a free style skier GAYNOR DALE TYRER CONSTANCE L. SMITH 3. C.B. Radios 1. The telephone 1. Biking 4. Food 2. Modeling 3. Insane Questions 5. Skiis 3. Prejudice 4. Food 4. Lemon pies STEPHEN JOHN THOMPSON 5. Eyes ELIZABETH A. SMITH 2. Having a good time 7. What are you, high? 1. Flying to California 2. Just to succeed in life 2. To be an architect 3. Conceited people JACK VOLINSKI 4. Bubble Gum 4. Emotional people 1. Watching Saturday Night Live 5. American Studies Seat 5. My Monte Carlo 2. To date Dr. Renee Richards 7. oh well . . 7. Let me out of here 3. Shoes 5. McGovern for President button HEIDI L. SOLOMON WILLIAM BYERS TIEBOUT IV 6. College T-Shirts 1. Driving around 2. Partying till all hours 7. That’s right 2. Live far away from home 2. To have a lot of money 3. Cats 3. Snotty people NANCY M. WALBERG 4. Math 4. Cream cheese 1. Bar hopping with Joyce 5. Car 5. Stereo system 2. To go to a game straight 6. Leaves Window 6. Combat boots 3. Freshman 7. Oh, Sh— . . 7. Cut the Sh_” 4. Ice cream 5. My fake I.D. JUDY LYNN SORENSON PETER TLASKY 6. My jug 1. Sewing 2. Watching the Bosox 7. Anybody want a drink? 2. To design Clothes 2. Get a job 3. Blushing 3. A-B Double periods SUSAN WALEGA 4. Chocolate chips 4. Hot lunch 1. Music 5. Doug Doerwald 2. To be a dancer 6. Saab GAIL MARIE TRACY 3. Walking to school in Winter 7. Really? Wowl” 1. Thinking 4. Food 2. To be a model 5. Linda Ronstat records DIANE OLSEN SOUTHWORTH 4. Gum 6. My hunger 1. Day dreaming 5. My car 7. Whatever 2. to go hang gliding 7. That's cool 4. Cumulo nimbus clouds 6. long hair 7. What a rip. 177 MARGARET WARING 2. To wear only Hanes 3. People not listening to me 4. Sleep 5. My Adidas 6. Talking with my hands 7. Silly Boy CRAIG D. WEINER 1. Getting rowdy 2. To be happy and live long 3. Ignorance 4 Good looking girls 5. My height 6. Size 12 Pro Keds 7. Drop your draws and I'll be yours DAVID WHITE 1. Listening to Pink Floyd 2. To be a studio recorder 3. Waking up early 4. My stereo 5. My stereo 6. My curve 7. What would you do if . . LAURIE ANN WISER 1. Music 2. To pull the fire alarm 4. Food 5. My bear 7. Oh Yeah? ROXANNE WOLTER 1. Partying 2. To live on top of a mountain 3. Fake people 4. Howie 5. Howie 6. Smile 7. Don't ask any questions let's gol LAURIE ALISON WRIGHT 1. Listening to the Bay City Rollers and Elton John 2. To visit another planet like Mars 3. N.M.H.S. Long lunch lines 5. My stereo, tapes and records 6. I sew my own clothing 7. It's not my fault JOANNE WYANT 1. Talking 2. To be an astronaut 3. You tell me 4. Beats me 5. Car 6. Green Windbreaker 178 Lindsey McHugh Bill Bresee remember Christina Rossetti Remember me when I am gone away. Gone far away into the silent land; When you can no more hold me by the hand. Nor I half turn to go, yet turning stay. Remember me when no more, day by day. You tell me of our future that you planned; Only remember me; you understand It will be late to counsel then pray. Yet if you should forget me for a while And afterward remember, do not grieve; For if the darkness and corruption leave A vestige of the thoughts that once I had. Better by far you should forget and smile Than that you should remember and be sad. 179 Milford ROUTE 39 SHERMAN, CT. 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Charles minck lee and irene mitchell mrs. grace monroe robert montross mr. and mrs. morrow mr. and mrs. philip moschitta jane moyle mr. and mrs. muehlenbein mr. and mrs. mullen mr. and mrs. william mueller mulvey dorothy murphy edward murray mr. and mrs. musilek myslow family roger nagile mr. and mrs. negrai the nelsons john and barbara nelson david o'brian kevin and madeline o'connor mr. o'keefe ralph olsen freddie and chuck olson onisehak family mr. and mrs. gilbert osborne sondra r. osborne Stanley osuch mr. and mrs. william osuch sr. chuck Owens mr. and mrs. arnaldo pacific edith page mr. and mrs. mike pane panettiere family mr. and mrs. pasciak parisi mrs. john paol the john paulick family mr. and mrs. paulsen mr. and mrs. paskowski danielle pasqua mr. and mrs. n. pavina anita lynn peale mr. and mrs. pearson Sharon pellegrini bobby pekar the great mrs. r. perlowsky j. r. perreault mr. and mrs. donald peters mr. and mrs. ray peterson mr and mrs. pfaff jeff and joy phillips m. d. phillips r.w. picotte mr. and mrs. j. pietarila mr. and mrs. arthur piper the pogonowskis mr. porter the kenneth posts g. posthauer pro plumbing and heating the pugnis e. puterbaugh mr. and mrs. ray ramsey mr. and mrs. Charles rebello mr. and mrs. roland reisberg mr. and mrs. chas. reppenhagen theresa rettenmeier carol a. richardson ritcher family ricozzi family mr. and mrs. bruce rigdon mrs. Stephen rideg mr. and mrs. chris riley mrs. rizzo david v. ruppell sr. thomas russel rush the james ross family the rowburreys mr. and mrs. rybas mr. and mrs. sager mr. and mrs. satler mr. and mrs. ronald saplio mr. and mrs. jenard saude scali kenny and elsie schaefer mr. and mrs. schilling mrs. schrade mrs. schoeler tamara schultz mr. and mrs. t. seagriff mr. sealy mr. and mrs. p. laurence toulson douglas sensenbrenner pierre and edna sichel mr. and mrs. siegel mr. and mrs. g. silverton margaret snab mr. and mrs. harry m. shanks mr. and mrs. shepherds mr. and mrs. eric shields anita I. short herbert e. shultz mr. and mrs. edward Slattery carol and michail smyrski dr. and mrs. sonn mr. and mrs. robert southworth mr. and mrs. spence h.c. spengler mr. and mrs. gerald squires mr. and mrs. smith mr. and mrs. Charles c. smith j.p. smith mr. and mrs. philip m. smith squillante mr. and mrs. edward Stanley mr. and mrs. p. stetter mr. and mrs. stone randy storm mr. and mrs. otto stuhrcke bob swaine mr. and mrs. george szigetti mr. and mrs. eli teller mrs. charleen terrell mr. and mrs. thomas mrs. thompson andrea thorap the tino family mark tlasky arthur toussaint the tryonoveich mr. and mrs. b. triscari mr. and mrs. donald tutson peter and kathy vermilyea mr. and mrs. james volinski jane volinski mr. and mrs. daniel vuille mrs. waldorf mr. and mrs. waiter hawker the wares mr. and mrs. s.j. waters mr. and mrs. robert wall linda walsh mr. and mrs. jonn j. walsh mr. tom wellows mr. j. weiner mr. and mrs. jim weis wesley raym mr. and mrs. r. wilson mrs. berta winzwnried karne wirtz june worden mr. and mrs. wotoywick mr. and mrs. bernard zaloski mrs. zaloski 199 The Class of '77 would like to extend its sincere thanks and appreciation to: The Acton family Ms. Katherine Austin Mr. Dan Dudde Mr. Frank Gillespie Mr. Tom McDevitt Morey's IGA New Milford Paint and Hardware The Olson family Mrs. Diane Miller-Osborne Mr. George PfftQffl fi Mr. Bill Ri Mr. Harry Volinski Mr. Joseph Wiser . . . and special thanks to all the townspeople who have supported the class of '77 over the past four years. We recognize the creative services of our official yearbook photogr Mr. Ro rt Pielli Candfewood Mountain Road New 1 lilford Art Reproduction Credits: Country School The World of Winslow Homer 1836-1910 James Thomas Flexner Editors of Time-Life Books Time Incorporated, New York Teacher and Four Students The Complete Woodcuts of Albrecht Durer Edited by Dr. Willi Kurth Crown Publishers, New York • M « • A— —. rf An . 11 .•- • ■