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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1978 volume:

7 15 ... to surge with the irrepressible tides of life, to crest at times, to sink at others, but always to flow with vibrant being. We gratefully acknowledge those who have guided us thus far on our journey and dedicate ourselves not only to seeking the depths of our own meaning but like the sea, to sustaining and enriching life. Dedication The stream of time we had together has flowed to a new turning, in our cycle of life, and we embark on vaster waters — Administration University of Scranton, B.S. Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Hofstra University, ED.D John Robinson St. Joseph College, B.S. University of Hartford, M.S. Fairfield University, C.A.G.S. Joanne M. Lillis J 18 Office Personnel Joan Squires Terry Kitney Marie Ohmen Bonnie Howard Sandy Anderson Sandra E. Cats 19 Guidance Susan Fogarty 4 V 'rtsettl Gene Bernard Jane Cushman University of New Haven Eastern Connecticut State College Central Connecticut State College, B.S. Western Connecticut State College University of Bridgeport, M S. California State College, B.S. Duquesne University, M.S. University of Bridgeport George Lapinsky Bob Vanderzee Clare Raymond Wagner College, B.S. New York University, M.A. Our Lady of the Mts. Academy Notre Dame School of Nursing, R.N. St. Anselms College Central Connecticut State College Barbara M. Nelson Laurette Caron Theresa Burch Hugh P. Magoun Assistant Librarian University of Connecticut, B.A. Central Connecticut State College, M.S. Southern Connecticut State College, M.S. 21 English Buzz Burhans Joanne E. Lewis University of Buffalo Western Connecticut State College, B.S. Judith A. Leonard Bowling Green State University, B.S. Oxford University, M.A. New York University, M.A. Fairfield University, C.A.S. Mount Holyoke College, B.A. Brown University, M.A.T. 22 Barbara Reynolds Nancy C. Czerw University of Maine, B.A. Western Connecticut State College, M.S. University of Birdgeport, 6th year Smith College Central Connecticut University of New York University of Pennsylvania John Lee Luise G. Stevens Dickinson College, B.A. Western Connecticut State College, M.A. Lance D. Rogers Boston College Fairfield University, B.A. National Institute for Mental Health, M.A. Middlebury College, A.B. Boston University. M. ED. 23 Brian F. Gormley Elizabeth Thompson Wellesley College, B.A. Syracuse University, M.S. Western Connecticut State College, B.S., M.S. Cynthia Cover Ron Olson 24 25 Foreign Language Southern Connecticut State College, A.B. Central Connecticut State College Western Connecticut State College University of Maine, B.A. University of Rennes, France Western Connecticut State College, M. Ed. Colegio Mayor Universitario, Spain Ernestine S. Clark Eleanor M. Castonguay Denise Maleh George Doring 26 27 Art Southern Connecticut State College, B.S. BYAM Shaw School of Painting Wagner College, B.S. Hartford Art School Dayle A. Elsesser Daniel J. Dudde i 'hose Jfere the days ' s Home Economics University of Connecticut, B.S. Mansfield State College, B.S. Western Connecticut State College University of Connecticut JoAnn Opulski Nadine D. Geyer 28 University of Connecticut, B.A. Columbia University Teachers College, M.A. Herbert Lehman College, M S. University of Bridgeport, B.S. Queens College, M.S. City College of New York Adele Handlers Albert F. Bayers, Jr. Southern Connecticut State College, B.S. Fairfield University, M.A. Southern Connecticut State College, 6th year Duquesne University, B.A. Southern Connecticut State College, M S. Don Hayes Karen Hores Carol Ann Ferris Emmanuel College, B.A. Marquette University, M.A. Western Connecticut State College, 6th year Central Connecticut State College, M.A. 29 Physical Education Arnold College, B.S. University of Bridgeport, M.S. West Chester State College, B.S. University of Hartford Joseph Wiser Frances W. Zaloski William Kraft Bonnie Jo Cheron 30 Industrial Arts Richard T. Kosier William Ticehurst Central Connecticut State College, B.S. University of Hartford, 6th year Florida State University University of Florida Western Connecticut State College Central Connecticut State College James Dowd James R. Hilton 31 Social Studies Southern Connecticut State College, B.S., M.S. J. Russell Nicolas Central Connecticut State College. B.S. Western Connecticut State College, M.S. Robert W. Asman St. Louis University, B.A., M.A. Ann Vallombroso Findlay College, A.B. University of Toledo, M.A. University of Connecticut, P.H.D. Candidate Western Connecticut State College, B.S. Francis J. Gillespie 32 Bluffton College, B.A. Cortland College, M.S. City College of New York University of Connecticut, 6th Year Western Connecticut State College, B.A. Hunter College Katherine G. Austin Charles Raymond Central Connecticut State College. B.S. Trinity College, M.A. Stephen P. McGrath James Lauer Bowling Green State University, B.A., M.Ed. Trinity College, B.A. George Washington University, M.A. University of Bridgeport, 6th year Marco N. Psarakis 33 Business University of Bridgeport, B.S. Central Connecticut State College North Hampton Junior College, A.S. Central Connecticut State College, B.S. University of New Haven Richard Sheridan Barbara Chernov Salem State College, B.S. Central Connecticut State College Western Connecticut State College Husson College, B.S. University of Maine, M.S. Theresa Vanasse Gerald Castonguay Salem State College, B.S. Central Connecticut State College, B.S. Southern Connecticut State College Donna Stanley Robert Latham 34 Remember When . . . Mr. Nick had an omelet party. Mr. Lee's voice kept squeaking. Mr. Nick tried to cut a wooden cake. Mr. Hoyt told Bruce Barrick to stop flowing all over his chair. Mr. Nicolas didn’t flirt, (does anyone?) Mr. McDevitt recited The Night Before Christmas. Mr. Doring erased his blackboard, and when he didn't. Mrs. Clark became Mommy to forty kids. Mr. Salvestrini called us cuties . Mr. Lee didn't say okay. We (A.P. History) locked Miss Vallombroso out of the tent when she was in p.j.'s. Mr. Hibbard took us Christmas caroling in the halls. Mr. Hibbard would read us stories. Mr. Nick actually corrected our tests a week after we took them. Mr. Raymond hung THE FLAG on the wall. Mr. Doring and Mr. McDevitt would shout Homerooms, people, homerooms . Mr. Ferris threw chalk at Ralph, the class, posters . . . Mr. Hoyt called Lisa Pielli an animal and told Marie Center she rotted. Mr. Olson made us write a poem on warts. Mr. Ferris showed Mrs. Cheron how to touch your feet to your chest. Mr. Devin made six mistakes in one period. Mr. Hibbard read us his new cartoon book at the NHS picnic. Mr. Kershnar would play classical music during photography. Mr. Lee locked himself in his room. Mr. Ferris wasn't insulting someone. Mr. Raymond told Sue Verba to shut up and put a pocketbook on her head and she did. Dr. Robinson decided to observe Mr. Joy and found Mr. Physics. Mr. Nick's desk was suspended from the ceiling on April Fool's Day. Mr. Brokowski said, Don't forget your munchie money . Mr. Rogers would say, What a crackerjack” or That's esoteric . Mr. McDevitt didn't digress. (I can't) Mr. Kwas' class sang Happy Birthday to Mr. Ferris. Mr. Rogers would roll across the floor on his office chair. Mr. Nick's American Studies class turned their desks around. Mr. Bayers would always say, Come on gang, time's awasting . Mr. Woodin referred to the white stuff on the ground and Brad Anderson asked, You mean snow? Miss Lillis told us to go get undressed. Mr. Doring fought with the Board of Ed. so we could go to Mexico. Mr. Asman got down on one knee and apologized to Paulette Gottlieb. The history dept, sang Happy Birthday to Mr. Asman. 35 Mathematics University of Connecticut, B.A. University of Bridgeport, M.S. University of Maine, B.S. University of Connecticut, M.S. Nancy-Marie Vago William R. Bucknam Western Connecticut State College, B.S. Fairfield University, M.A.T. - M. Western Connecticut State College, B.S., M.S. Central Connecticut Sarah Lawrence Case-Western Reserve Yale University of Connecticut 36 Catherine Robinson Donald J. Woodin _ North Adams State Readers College A1 _ . G.D.W. Ferris Alma Roberson United States Military Academy, B.S. Brigham Young University, M.S. 37 Glenn R. Schiraldi Providence College, B.A. Villanova University, M.A. Richard Kwas Science Larry Kershnar Harry W. Mullen Keene Teacher's College, B.Ed. Rutgers University • Earlham College Western Connecticut College, M S. L Socratis Clonaris Teacher's aide Albion College, B.A. Wesleyan University, M.A.T. Southern Connecticut State College, 6th year Doug Packard Mrs. Diemer 38 Mr. Physics Rensseleer Polytechnic Institute, B.S. Western Connecticut State College, M.S. Robert D. Joy Brigham Young University, B.S. University of Connecticut, M.A. Helena Gorochow Jack Bouclier Peter Golanski 39 Tufts University, B.S. University of Bridgeport, M S. Yale Wesley Bates College, B.S. Western Connecticut State College, M.S. David W. Hoyt Russell L. Devin Bloomfield College, B.S. Danbury State College, M S. Cornell University, M.S.T. University of Virginia Butler University Thomas Richard Daniel Activities 41A.F.S. Row 1: J. Menkes, A. Barton, J. Ferriss, C. Harkness, K. Nelson, T. Gereg, J. Talbot. B. Tryonoviech, C. Smith, M. Rogers Row 2: S. McGuinness, B. Rylander, L. Vancoughnet, J. Storm, Yukiko Numata, C. Gray, D. Pogonowski, L. Storti. L. Miseracordia, N. Winans, E. Emmons Row 3: M. Pizzo. E. Lewis, K. Tremont, L. Popovsky, J. White, L. Metcalf, L. Izzard, D. Kimberly, L. Lohmann. V. Smith, A. DeCaro, E. Brenner, J. Fish, L. Correa, C. Foster, J. MacGaughlin, N. Heaton, S. Turk, J. Tolworthy, G. Damore, D. Post. 42 Row 1: B. Skoog. T. Ellis, L. Lowell, C. Poletto, M. Hyland, C. Westfall, D. Leili, R. Zidack, C. McNiff, T. Wilson, R. Ferriss, T. Wilson, L. Hinz. Row 2: P. Racz, C. Gee, C. Armstrong, D. Wharton, C. Hetzel, Y. Numata, D. Wolter, L. Gaudenzi, J. Scheaffer, J. Cameron, R. Sacchi, M. Rosen. Row 3: Advisor: Mr. Raymond, P. Ericson, D. Dahlberg, C. Fisher, M. Russell, M. Gee, J. Nahley. A. Berrent, D. Newman, D. Wharton, S. Hetzel, N. Cignoli, K. Armstrong, M. Baxter, T. Schmal, D. Freeman, L. Shab, C. Phillipine, S. Brown, D. Aickelin, J. Randazzo, K. Muhlenbein, S. Jennings, C. Thompson, K. Caldwell. Row 4: R. Hodge, D. Carrol. 43 Aeronautics . . . Auditorium Row 1: M. McBride E. Eddie B. Hoffman D. Baisley B. Smith M. Genovese Row 2: C. McDuna A. Hoddy J. Hallock Advisor: Mr. Clonaris D. Leonard A. Chark D. Warren B. Gilante D. Hartman 44 Advisor: Mr. McDevitt, J. Theriault, B. Enos, C. Ritchie, L. Pappano, D. Paskell Chess Club Row 1: B. Siepman M. Chan J. Jordan, P. Boris Row 2: H. Mullen B. Bouquillon S. Bryer T. Hehl G. Mullen Advisor: Mr. Hoyt B. Lombardo 45 Chanticleer . . . D.E.C.A. Row 1: C. Hehl, T. Cannon, D. Schultz, B. Rogg, J. Cameron, C. Sawyer, A. Caplanson Row 2: J. Whitman, D. Croteau, S. Smith, C. Brenner, D. Bucknam, L. Biro, D. Williams, T. Sullivan, B. Brodeur, Advisor: Mr. Lee, 0. Rogg Row 1: W. Winklevoss K. Miller C. Godialis H. Bryer Row 2: L. Meagan V. Duhan S. Prange A. Rebstock Row 3: D. Wolter H. Eagan R. Rinaldi L. Prause S. Godialis D. Santosaro K. Meehan M. Risato Row 4: R. Rosabella B. Kunz K. Smith J. Porwitski B. McNamee J. Rogers J. Kennedy Advisor: Mr. Sheridan J. Penniston 46 F.B.L.A. . . . F.H.A. Row 1: S. Stackhouse D. Bowman J. Sheaffer Row 2: M. Rapelye H. Beyer L. Thompson D. Novello D. Knoche G. Meade S. Keip H. Rinehart A. Bray M. Burnette D. Foley L. Coveney D. Farnham F. Miller J. Catullo M. Rogers Advisor: Miss Opulski 47 Front: J. Sercel Back: C. Ryan P. Rowburry Advisor: Mr. Kershnar J. O'Connell C. Sides B. Eisenberg 48 Planetarium Row 1: R. Anderson M. Wooley H. Woodin C. Lourenco Row 2: J. Nelson G. Winans B. Foley Row 3: W. Metzger Y. Ferry J. Norton G. Bakewell Advisor: Mr. Daniel L. Garret G. Howard B. Pancoast J. O'Connell Row 1: P. Keilich, M. Tomasack, R. Hastings. C. Smith, T. Tollar, G. Pete, G. Ploof Row 2: J. Aclair. G. Kurten, Heaphy, J. Bell, E. Pitchard, B. Munson Row3:L. Tryonoviech, J. Michelson, M. Matty. L. Pucci, L. Carmellini, C. Morrison, M. Smith, K. Throop, F. Lancaster, J. Scribner, P. Fuller, T. Wheaton. 49 Math . . . Medical Careers 50 Left to Right: B. Theisen, B. Burch, C. Gibbon, Advisor: Mrs. Caron, A. Geo, D. Woodin, G. Meade Ski Club Row 1:G. Stone, J. Arnold, R. Stebbins, T. McBreairty Row2:R. Nicol, J. O'Connell, M. Ploch, L. Hyatt, S. Lure, M. Madden, D. Allen Row 3: J. Thomas, K. Hyatt, M. Krosky, T. Conrad, T. Allen Row 4: J. Manouse, B. Clark, A. Nicol, M. Squires, D. Cruise, L. Biro, M. Kelly, L. Wochek, B. Stark, K. Malumphy, S. LaFond, S. Karpovich, M. Madden, Advisor: Mr. Barbero Row 1: N. Dealy, K. English, S. Fairclough, J. Storm, S. Basher, J. Baglia. Row 2: L. VanCoughnett, K. Moschitta, D. Neelands, R. Mallory, S. Seelye, L. Diemer, J. McBreairty, C. Poletto, M. McBreairty, M. Tovino. Row 3: J. Corbett, S. McGuinness, S. DeCosa, A. Gutierrez, G. O'Connor, J. York, M. Hilton, T. Cusic, K. Hill, J. Lindholm, G. Pearson, S. Sweeney, B. Kovac, L. Colombo, R. Davis. 51 V.I.C.A. . . . Girls Varsity B. Knott L. Grady E. Sheldon Advisor: Mrs. Zalowski D. Bowan, S. Sheaffer, S. Yoder, N. Benavides, E. Duhan, J. Sheaffer, Advisor — Mrs. Caron, Middle: C. Faulenbach 52Student Council Row 1: L. Wochek, S. Frankel, W. Petitt, L. Morey Row 2: 0. Rogg — Tres., C. Ross — Vice-pres.. L. Murray — Sec., J. Campbell Pres., J. Randazzo — Sec., A. Schuchat —Board of Ed. Rep. Row 3: C. Tyrer, B. Cusic, R. Richardson, J. Baker, V. Stumpf, J. Naradzy, K. Malumphy, S. LaFond, T. McBreairty, S. Kennel, S. Fletcher, Advisor: Mr. Barbero 53 Row 1: N. Lopez, M. Moclair, J. McBreairty, K. Evangelista, D. Hartman, L. Lohmann Row2: K. Hill, D. Buckanm, E. Glasner, J. Hyland, C. Winans, B. Hendrix, S. Fairclough, K. Saul Row 3: K. Duhan, M. Sweeney, D. Squires, M. Post, K. Scribner, B. Anderson, N. Geisinger, S. Terry, J. Randazzo, S. Buckanm, C. Somido, D. Post New Milford High School Band r in DIRECTOR A. Bayers CLARINETS J. Stead S. Verba K. Leavenworth K. Nelson M. Barksdale K. Anderson S. Valinaggi T. Gereg M. Post D. Owen D. Kimberly M. Hyland K. Hetzel C. Philippi L. Kolak ALTO CLARINET C. Gray BASS CLARINET P. Racz CONTRA BASS CLARINET K. Bucknam BASSOON G. Anderson L. Izzard V. Turk ALTO SAXOPHONE L. Morey D. Herbert B. Gregory D. Anderson D. Wasson M. Barksdale FRENCH HORNS R. Larson T. Wilson P. Erickson L. Mauger J. Dantz OBOE T. Cusic TRUMPETS R. Bucknam M. Center D. Englund E. Glasner S. Barksdale P. Morasco B. Skoog S. Buddie C. Asman H. Barksdale TROMBONES A. Schuchat C. Chapin J. Morrison D. Bucknam M. Garvey J. York BARITONES B. Rogg M. Rosen G. Hogan PERCUSSION B. Hogan B. Smith 0. Rogg J. Marsh S. Bucknam J. Jordan C. Sawyer J. Ferris R. Hastings B. Johnson D. Maclnnis K. Saul BELLS J. Haase M. Totten B. Theisen D. Post S. Caplanson STRING BASS A. Norem FLUTES C. Florian K. Nelson L. Pelton R. Tracy R. Tremont L. Wojciechowski N. Cignole S. Hetzel R. Karpovich J. Talbot J. Piccinini C. Sides C. Foster S. Garry C. Harpkness S. Hoburg S. Logue L. Miller PICCOLOS A. Elliott S. Smith TUBAS A. Barlow M. Gieuffe G. Gillen A. Stead S. Lewis J. Storm TENOR SAXOPHONE J. Morrison D. Woodin BARITONE SAXOPHONE C.Gray 55 Jazz Ensemble Row 1: D. Wasson D. Bucknam D. England C. Chapin Row 2: A. Norem D. Woodin P. Ericson B. Hogan A. Stead B. Smith D. Herbert E. Glasner S. Barksdale R. Bucknam J. Morrison M. Center A. Schuchat M. Gieuffre 56 Chorus . . . Green Thumb Row 1: G. Anderson D. DeCaro B. Kessler R. Quell A. Purcell S. Davis L. Hoddy Row 2: G. Gillan J. Stead M. Center J. Chamberlain B. Enos J. DiFabbio S. Wallach M. Totten T. Gilchrist C. Mayers M. Hauffman Row 1: M. Keip, D. Baucher, C. Haney, Row 2: Advisor: Mrs. Lewis, T. Ducey, Absent: S. Wilson, A. Schultz 57National Honor Society Row 1: H. Keilich, J. Bosse, J. Stead, A. Thompson, M. Center, J. Campbell, P. Daniels Row 2: R. Hodge, L. Szinyei, S. Larson, L. Brenner, S. Turk, K. Hasulak, L. Pielli, P. Gottleib, J. Haase, B. Kerr Row 3: T. Hehl, L. Biro, B. Anderson, C. Janesky, D. Cruise, N. Heaton, C. Florian, S. Harris, D. Kimberly, D. LaMadeline, Not Available, A. Ganong 58 Row 1: S. Smith, M. Schneider, M. Gee, D. Boucher, T. Sullivan, D. Woodin, J. Bethel, C. Munch, 0. Rogg Stereo Committee . . . Courtyard Clean-up M. Veltri T. Hayward L. Hawker M. Kelly R. Stebbins J. Innes D. Crane R. Rosebella D. Michalek Row 1: J. Arnold, B. Conn, N. Velez, H. Heaton, J. Beardsley, C. Lourenco, P. Rowand Row2: D. Hulton, K. Henkel, B. Servie, C. Brown, D. Damore, T. Strawson, K. Sabia, J. Faiola, S. Kroll. R. Seger, J. Correa Row 3: R. Baisley, G. Richman 59Yearbook Row 1: H. Eagan K. Camp S. Larson A. Schuchat C. Hasulak W. Petitt Row 2: C. Janesky J. Campbell A. Barlow Not Available L. Pielli C. Florian Row 1: J. Bosse, L. Corbett, T. Lee. J. Haase, K. MacDonald, L. Pelton, Advisor: Ms. Miller-Osborne, Row 2: A. Ganong, D. Kimberly, S. Harris, Advisor: Mr. Dudde, S. Reid, E. Ahern, L. Burrows, P. Burden, D. Marsicano 60 61 62 Football With 18 seniors on the football team, New Milford appeared to be a force to contend with in the WCC this season. The local fans waited as their team trained through the spring and summer months. Finally, when New Milford took the field in the opener at Bethel, they were confident of victory. Both teams battled it out, but all fond hopes were soon thwarted as the Wildcats squeaked by the Green Wave 7-0 in the fourth period. This situation was indicative of the Wave's luck during the season. Although the team's record was rather inauspicious, there appeared to be a great deal of desire and aggressiveness among the players. Varsity Row 1: C. Westfall, B. Carlson, F. Hapke, G. Stone, J. Setear, T. Morasco, B. Anderson, S. Young. M. Giuffre. Row 2: D. Carlson, W. Ballard, B. Armstrong, J. Beatty, J. Hilton, T. D'Amato, C. Flynn, D. Birch, J. Purvinis. Row 3: E. Johnson, B. Carlson, B. Paskowski, D. Grossenbacher, L. Colombo, S. Shiftman, P. Stewart — mgr. Row 4: C. Salvestrini — coach. P. Golanski — coach, R. Kellogg — coach, F. DiFabbio, S. Bryer, G. Faolia. 64 Row 3: Coach Gillespie K. Asman M. Pignataro G. Davis J. Lindholm D. MacAvoy G.Johnson J. Rosen T. Johnston R. Devin — coach Row 2: M. Menard D. Bisceglia G. Wilson J. Gagon E. Emmons L. Leboeuf K. Mann B. Skoog Row 1: S. Seelye B. Johnson J. Purvinis B. Rothbart F. Lesiak K. Fletcher M. Ciferri 66 Field The Field Hockey team began the season with experience, but only with one returning senior. Local newspapers predicted a rebuilding year with at least an even record. The girls weren't quite satisfied with an even record and battled their way to a 9-3-1 record in a very tough conference. The team may have gone farther had it not been for a heart rending loss by a referee's decision in the qualifying round of the State Tournament. Despite their elimination from the tournament, the girls finished a very successful season, due to the superb coaching of Fran Zaloski and the consistent enthusiasm of all the players. Varsity Row 1: L. Grady. B. Nott, E. Sheldon, J. Nahley, M. Rinaldi, K. Nott Row 2: F. Zaloski — coach, L. Webb — mgr, C. Gray, M. Schneider, K. Malumphy, L. Strelez, N. Benavides, C. Hehl, L. Pappano, D. Newman, J. Young — mgr. 67 68 69 Soccer 1 977 started out hopeful for New Milford's soccer team. Six of the varsity were seniors and the remaining four were veterans. Coach Lance Rogers considered it one of his most talented teams. Due to fierce competition in the WCC, however, this talent was not reflected in their 4-8-2 record. Unfortunately, next year's team will be without the tutorship of Lance Rogers, who started the soccer program in New Milford and brought it to its current level of ex-' cellence. Despite the loss of their head coach, the soccer team should remain a strong part of New Milford's Fall Sports program. Varsity Row 1: J. Randazzo, G. Marsan, L. Carmellini, S. Pinette, B. Bouquillon. Row 2: G. Gillen — mgr, L. Rogers — coach, S. Barksdale, T. Ellis, H. Ndukwu, T. Broderick, J. Dupill, M. Baxter, P. Mercer, S. Merrick, D. Lord, J. Farcas — mgr. 70 71 J.V. Row 1: D. Squires J. Hayward S. Martin S. Ridge M. Barksdale G. Hogan M. McBrierty M. Tovino J. Baglia Row 2: J. McBrierty — mgr B. Martin J. Carmellini B. Waymouth P. Curcio T. Quirk S. Bucknam J. Shimko C. Ryan M. Edmon N. Wynans J. Norton R. Sheridan — coach 72 Varsity Row 1: L. Burrows, S. Verba, D. Valentine, S. Schafer (AFS) Row 2: A. DeCaro, P. Morasco, S. Valinaggi, B. Kraft — coach B. Perreault, J. Bethel, T. Zaleta The New Milford High School Volleyball team, under coach Bill Kraft, posted an exciting 1977 season. By midseason, they had racked up a number of wins, and an outstanding record. All was well with the Wave up to this point, but their luck would soon change. For two weeks, the team suffered extreme exposure to bad luck but then came back to finish with an 8-7 season. Their fine performances qualified them for tournament action, and put Sue Verba on the All-Conference First Team. J.V. Row 1: S. White, D. Lieli, L. Bachetti, N. Cignoli, D. DeCaro Row 2: A. DeCaro, D. Maruszak, T. Burns, J. Murray, B. Kraft — coach B. Miltner, D. Maccarieilo, L. Carmellini 74 75 Boys X-Country Unpredictable was the way in which Coach Doring could describe the 1977 Boys Cross Country season. Having lost four of their top five runners to graduation, the season looked challenging. However, consistently led by junior Todd Fletcher, the young team conquered 8 of their 10 rivals in the WCC conference. The boys captured fourth place in the sectional meet, qualifying them for the Class M State Meet. In short ... a job well done! Varsity Row 1: C. Smith, W. Begasse, B. Hogan, C. Strobino, S. Fletcher, M. Begasse, K. Hill Row 2: K. Caldwell — mgr. P. Racz — mgr. R. Sacchi, D. Wharton, S. Devin, J. Sercel, J. Camaroon, K. Hill, J. Bell, S. Thompson, C. Brenner, G. Doring — coach 76 77 78 Girls' — The NMHS Girls Cross Country team, although only in it's second season as a varsity sport, proved again to be a formidable opponent to larger, more experienced teams. With girls' Cross Country being a new idea in high school sports it was necessary for the N.M. Harrietts to travel great distances in order to compete. The team was small this year and with only six meets making up the season, the competition between each of the girls was .stiff. Each meet found everyone vying for positions on the team and there was no telling who would come out on top. But there was never any doubt as to which team would come out on top. For wherever the girls Cross Country team went, they left their rivals in their wake. X c o u n t r y Varsity left to right: N. McNiff C. McNiff M. Lambracht E. Hill C. Hasulak F. Malumphy C.Jensen O. Woodin J. Hall K. Ball Mr. Doring — coach 79 1977 24-Hour Relay for Muscular Dystrophy: Left to Right: S. Turk, C. Hasulak, S. Lambracht, N. Cheron, C. Jensen, F. Malumphy, M. Lambracht, L. Poletto, T. Sullivan, K. Ball, M. Rinaldi. 81 Boys Basketball Seniors: B. Barrick, J. Kutchera, J. Randazzo, B. Armstrong. Across: D. Carlson The basketball program, under the direction of Dan Murphy had begun the process of rebuilding this season. Despite this, his team was able to impress the conference with tough, aggressive basketball. The Wave played well, and showed a substantial improvement in every game. Along with their improvement, the Wave's underclassmen saw plenty of action this season and gained valuable experience in the various aspects of the game. 82 83 Row 1: Glenn Wilson Greg Pompea Jamie York Mark Hilton Barry Siepman Kent Fletcher Nick Winens Row 2: Karin Boyer Mr. Boucilier Don Hapke Jeff Gagnon Mike Pignataro Darren McAvoy Bob Eisenberg Dwayne Acton Valerie Turk Wendy Tallmadge J.V. Row 1: C. Pielli, J. Gagnon, G. Wilson, E. Glasner, S. Shiffman, P. Mercer, K. Golembeski Row 2: B. Hibbard — Coach, D. Taylor, M. Baxter, M. Wojciechowski, D. Toussaint, L. Colombo, C. DeCaro, P. Beatty, D. Wharton — mgr. 84 Girls A new and optimistic Coach Latham, inspired the girls of the N.M.H.S. Basketball team to really want to push themselves to play a season of 13-7. This fine record qualified these girls for State Tournaments and a fourth place stand in the WCC Conference. There was a spirit of togetherness, fair play and aggressive action among the girls in each of the games played. This is the fourth time in five years that they have qualified for States. The team will have a loss of two seniors, one of whom was a four year member, and one a three year member. Two out of twelve leaves a lot of strength and a lot of worried coaches from N.M.H.S. rivals. B a s k e t b a Row 1: J. Bethel, M. Lambracht, L. Grady, N. Morris. Row 2: Mr. Latham — Coach, M. Schneider, S. Reid, A. Elliott. M. Center, B. Nott, L. Murray, B. Lourenco 85 J.V. Row 1: T. Sullivan J. Murray S. White S. Vallinaggi C. Froland Row 2: P. Thurston — mgr B. Miltner P. Morasco J. Sturcke L. Tanguay J. Smith P. Nott B. Tryonovich L. Bachetti — mgr Mr. Bachetti — coach 86 87 Wrestling Bringing experience with them, five seniors returned to the wrestling team in 1978. Unfortunately, three seniors were in the same weight class, allowing only three to wrestle varsity. Billy Guts Knip-ple also returned this year as assistant coach. Bill was a definite asset, whether during a match, or in an after-match pig-out . What the team may have lacked in depth, it made up for in personal effort and good coaching. Varsity Row 1: G. Hogan, B. Smith, B. Waymouth, J. Carmellini, B. Waymouth, T. Ellis, E. Johnson Row 2: J. Hall — mgr, B. Knipple — coach, C. Sawyer, D. Grossenbacher, D. Geyer, G. Stone, D. Adams, B. Kovacs, G. Ferris — coach. 88 89 Seniors: J. Purvinis, B. Waymouth, J. O'Connell, G. Stone, J. Kernochan 90 Seniors: Laura Pelton, Cathy Hasulak The Green Wave Tumblers were going to have to come a long way if they wanted to produce a winning season. Early Predictions weren't favorable but an early con-traversial loss to their arch rivals, Broodfield, made the girls bound and determined'to prove their unquestionable superiority. As the season progressed improvement and experience manifested itself in the confidence which the girls displayed. The win column started climbing while the loss column remained the same. The season was climaxed by a rematch with the Bobcats and the N.M.H.S. Gymnastics team proved, once and for all, who was Number 1. Row 1: M McCafferty. H. Rhinehart, B. Storti, M. Ollette, W. Meyers, S. Fairclough, D. Pognowski, C. Sides, M. Cannon Row 2: K. Jager — mgr, L. Carmellini, L. Hungerford, L. Pielli, C. Jensen, M. McGiveny, Mrs. Cheron — coach, Miss Alex — ass. coach, D. Anderson, C. Hasulak, L. Pappano, L. Diemer, L. Pelton, J. Michalson 91 92 w 14 Seniors: Nancy Anderson, Judy Hyland Varsity Row 1: D. Hulton, L. Mauger. M.Squires, K. Bosse Row 2: T. Conrad, J. Gawek, J. Hyland, Mrs. Anderson — adv, N. Anderson, K. Scribner, S. Westerling 94 J.V. Row 1: B. Anderson K. Schindler D. Frost Row 2: K. Cassidy D. Aicklen Row 3: K. Davin, R R. Karpovich P. Leonard K.Hetzer Row 4: J. Hyland 95 96 Underclassmen Close on its wave behind, and again another behind embracing and lapping, everyone dose — Walt Whitman FRESHMAN rm. pg. 110 (Mrs. Reynolds)............112 122 (Mr. Ferris)...............113 123 (Miss Austin)..............115 124 (Mr. Devin)................99 125 (Mr. Kellogg).............116 156 (Mr. Mullen)..............100 127 (Mr. Kwas)................118 128 (Mr. Packard).............102 130 (Mr. Golanski)............103 135 (Mr. Bouclier)............105 137 (Mr. Kosier)..............105 139 (Mr. Clonaris)............107 141 (Mr. Hoyt)................107 143 (Miss. Gorochow)...........109 145 (Mr. Joy)..................110 SOPHOMORES rm. pg. 103 (Mrs. Geyer)..............99 105 (Mrs. Leonard)...........101 106 (Mrs. Cheron)............102 107 (Mrs. Cover).............104 108 (Mr. Rogers).............106 109 (Mrs. Crews).............108 111 (Mr. Burhans)............109 112 (Mr. McGrath)............Ill 113 (Mrs. Handlers)..........112 115 (Mrs. Thompson)..........114 117 (Mr. Gillespie)..........115 119 (Mrs. Elsesser)..........117 JUNIORS rm. pg. 114 (Miss Vallombroso).....100 116 (Mr. Raymond)............101 118 (Mr. Lauer)..............103 120 (Miss Robinson)..........104 129 (Mr. Ticehurst)..........106 129 (Mrs. Vanasse)...........108 217 (Mr. Latham).............110 221 (Mrs. Roberson)..........Ill 222 (Mr. Castonguay).........113 224 (Miss Vago)..............114 226 (Mr. Hibbard)............116 228 (Mr. Woodin).............117 98 Row 1: G. Anderson, J. Astor, C. Armstrong, G. Bantz, J. Barone. A. Barton Row 2: B. Anderson, D. Anderson, D. Aickerlin, C. Asman, D. Acton Row 3: N. Alfredson, D. Baisley, J. Auclair, B. Barrett, C. Barrett, S. Baisley Row 1: J. Beardsley, R. Aminti, L. Belanger, M. Bernard, J. Barbee, S. Burdick, L. Ballard. C. Brown Row 2: E. Barrett, K. Ball, M. Baxter, K. Armstrong, H. Beyer, D. Brenner, P. Bouchard, K. Beers, B. Brunner, J. Baglia, P. Beatty, S. Basher, M Browser, B. Cass. K. Anderson, J. Brothers 99 Row 1: R. Tripp, D. Bouton, B. Beatty, K. Anderson, M. Barksdale, Row 2: N. Benavides, L. Bachetti, T. Beyer, D. Boucher, K. Bosse, D. Barry Row 3: D. Adams, T. Booth, J. Barnum, D. Arnold, S. Barksdale, M. Begasse, A.Berrent, J. Bethel, S. Branconnier, D. Allen 100 Row 1: J. Bonnello, M. Carlson, T. Cable, K. Boyer, G. Brown, Row 2: M. Cannon, B. Burnette, E. Brenner, J. Buccellato, D. Bisceglia, J. Bell Row 3: D. Burch, S. Buddie, D. Bonn, S. Bucknam, G. Buckbee, D. Boughton, D. Betts, R. Bickford Row 1: J. Campbell, D. Carroll, J. Cameron, D. Bucknam, A. Carlie, M. Carroll Row 2: B. Ciferri, L. Cipolla, C. Christenson, S. Christen, T. Carlson, T. Cannon Row 3: M. Burnett, S. Bryer, M. Chan, T. Burns. J. Buccellato, E. Byrne, A. Butera, C. Cimmino 101 Row 1: K. Bucknam, L. Connors Row 2: M. Cook. S. Brown. N. Cignoli, A. Bray, H. Bryer, C. Cheney Row 3: S. Caplanson, K. Brown, B. Cornell, J. Campbell, B. Brunner, J. Chamberlain, C. Brenner, T. Broderick, J. Carmellini, H. Bishop Row 1: K. Cassidy, G. D'Amore, B. Chamberlain, P. Curcio, E. Colman Row 2: P. Cumming, K. Clady, L. Coveney, J. Colepaugh, B. Collins Row 3: S. Smith, A. Conversano, B. Darrah, J. Cheney, J. Corteau Row 4: A. Cole, P. Daria Row 1:0. Dartmall, S. Davis, S. Cote, D. Croteau Row 2: N. Dealy, R. D'Amato, K. Davin, W. Doyle, D. D'Amore, S. Couch, K. Duhan, C. Crane Row 3: D. Delany, K. Di Sorbo, D. Eastman, K. Cruise, S. Devin, C. De Caro, R. Dunn. J. Correa, D. Eddy, R. Davison, R. Dean 102 Row 1: J. Cavillian, B. Epperly, T. Doyle, L. Correa. T. Ducey Row 2: B. Cusic, A. Elliot, D. De Caro, B. Evanson, J. Beardsly, R. Duncan Row 3: A. Davenport, E. Downs, T. D'Amato, B. Clark. D. Englund, T. Ellis, G. Easterbrook, K. Elsesser, J. D'Anna, J. DiFabbio, S. Dennis, L. Dellea 103 Row 1: M. Cifferi. D. Farnham, B. Farrell, D. Doerwald. A. DeCaro, S. Davis Row 2: B. Eisemberg, M. Edman, J. Gagnon, L. Diemer, S. Fairclough, K. Evangelista Row 3: E. Emmons, T. Duncan, B. Forresten, R. DiSouto. L. Eaton, E. Davis, W. DeCosa Row 1: D. Flowers, P. Giufre, K. Golembeski, J. Gedney, A. Getchell Row 2: D. Frost, L. Garrett, T. Ellis, D. Foley, T. Gereg, R. Ferris Row 3: B. Farrell, P. Ericson, Y. Ferry, E. Glasner, D. Fernandez, K. English Row 1: D. Geyer, T. Fox, T. Farrell, J. Fish, D. Ferriss Row 2: M. Gee, C. Fisher, L. Grady, L. Gaudenzi, C. Godialis, D. Freeman, M. Gari Row 3: M. Garvey, G. Gillen, C. Flynn. T. Fletcher, D. Grossembacher, S. Hall. G. Foley, E. Geiger, S. Frankel, J. Giddings 104 Row 1: M. Genovese, B. Galante, J. Gibbs, K. Fletcher, D. Ferry Row 2: E. Ferrentino, M. Gagnon, P. Fuller, J. Ferriss, E. Getchell, M. Froland, A. Gero Row 3: D. Bouton, T. Gilchrist, U. Gedney, B. Geissinger, C. Foster, C. Froland Row 4: L. Faure, L. Gabriel, B. Ferrante, C. Gee Row 5: C. Gibbon Row 1: C. Cray, D. Hartman, C. Harkness, K. Heaton, J. Hayward Row 2: D. Hartman, P. Guerra, D. Helton, M. Godialis, J. Hallock, J. Hagen Row 3: B. Hastings, B. Heaphy, J. Disbury, R. Hansen, D. Hapke, G. Havas 105 Row 1: A. Hoddy, M. Guerra, L. Hinz, S. Jennings Row 2: T. Jones, C. Hills, J. Hotchkiss, S. Hill, L. Hungerford Row 3: W. Inness, M. Irwin, K. Hansen, T. Haddad, M. Jones, G. Howard Row 4: M. Heaphy, A. Gutierrez, E. Johnson, G. Hogan, K. Hill, J. Jordan, E. Grant, J. Hall 106 Row 1: G. Luhmann, G. Krizan, T. Lambertson, T. Kessman Row 2: A. Lincoln, H. Heaton, K. Hendel, D. Hulton, J. Lopez, K. Leavenworth, M. Lambracht Row 3: M. Larmore, M. Krosky, D. Leili, T. Broderick, S. Lurie, K. Lindholm, M. Larson, T. LeBoeuf, M. Lathrop, G. Loorman, B. Gerstenmaier Row 1: T. Jasmin. P. Hine. S. Haborg, L. Hoddy , S. Horton. K. Ireland Row 2: C. Jellen. B. Hoffman. C. Hill. M. Hilton, S. Hull Row 3: K. Hill. R. Austin. C. Hovi. B. Hendrix. J. Hyland. L. Izzard Row 4: E. Hill, N. Hulton, K. Jager, T. Haller, K. Hetzel, M. Hyland 107 Row 1: R. Klein, D. Kutchera, S. Keip, B. Landry, L. Kelly, R. Kunert Row 2: K. Jensen, J. Krten, G. Johnson, B. Johnson, J. Joyce Row 3: L. Kennedy, K. Kelley, F. Lancaster, D. Johnson, J. Johnston, P. Keilich, Row 4: D. Kimberly, B. Kessler Row 1: D. Lee, J. Lash, K. Kelly, P. Leonard Row 2: L. Lake, D. Kroeger, P. Lombardo, R. Karpovich, L. Ladd, S. Landry, D. Knoche, Row 3: N. Lopez, B. Kovacs, R. Loftus, D. Kerr, M. Kessman, B. Kennel, S. Lewis 108 Row 1: M. Jajer, F. Licare, D. Lewis, K. Hyatt, M. Kelly, J. Harris, C. Hehl Row 2: C. Haney, M. Keip, D. Bowman, M. Krosky, G. Hovius, K. Henkel, H. Heaton, P. Kelly, C. Jensen, D. Horning, T. Janesky, D. Herbert, M. Hull Row 1: E. Lewis, A. Lillis, B. Leviness, T. Manouse, J. Lindholm, F. Lesiak Row 2: D. Maclnnis, K. Lestik, L. Leboeuf, P. Leblanc, C. Lucas Row 3: D. Maccariello, L. Lohmann, M. Lennon, N. Lundgren, C. Marters Row 4: K. Mann, T. Lillis, W. Lutinski Row 1: J. Mangiamele, M. MacDonald, C. Lourenco, B. Miltner, M. Mercier Row 2: M. McGee, M. Mazzarella, L. Marsan, C. Moore, M. Lynch, L. Mauger, M. Moclair, M. MacPherson, L. Lowell, A. Mazzarella Row 3: P. Mercer, C. Manouse, S. Merrick, T. Mishico, M. Madden, B. Martin, M. Menard, M. McBrierty, R. Mallory, B. Mastri 109 Row 1: C. Munch, S. Munday, K. Passarelli Row 2: B. Nott, D. Newman. B. Perreault, S. Mulry, A. Norem, J. Nahley Row 3: A. Nicol, J. Morrison, R. Nicol, S. Paul, J. Hipp, L. Morrissey, J. Nelson, L. Murray, B. Munson 1 10 Row 1: G. Meade, D. McDonald, N. McNiff, L. Matthers, M. Matty Row 2: C. Mayer, D. MacAvery, J. Menkes, P. Meagen, W. Matty Row 3: S. Martin, M. Menard, D. McHann, D. Maruszak, M. McCafferty, J. McBreairty Row 4: M. McBride, R. McCrea, S. McGuinness, J. McLaughlin Row 1: D. Penniston, D. Nobili, D. Nobili, J. Piccinini Row 2: L. Parker, J. Munday, D. Paskell, C. Murphy, M. Morris, S. Osuch, P. Nott, L. Pappano, G. Brodeur Row 3: F. DiFabbio, D. Neelands, J. Norton, K. Moschitta, D. Owen, D. Morrissey, G. Pearson, C. Pielli, B. Paskowski, M. Post, P. Morasco, C. Muehlenbein, B. Parnell Row 1: K. McGarry, D. McHann, K. McMahon. S. Mejia, L. Meagan, B. McNamee Row 2: K. Malumphy, K. Morris, G. Michalek, J. Manouse, J. McKeon, L. Moneghan, D. Martel, S. McDonagh 111 Row 1: K. O'Rourke. L. Miller, D. Novello, G. Miller, J. Olsen, J. Murray, Row 2: J. Mickelson, L. Metcalf, M. Myers, M. Ovellette, L. Misericordia, T. Norton Row 3: J. O'Connell, B. Metzger. G. O'Connor, M. Parady, L. Murray, J. Nicoletti Row 4: D. Nieman, A. Murphy. K. Pancoast, J. Pannozza, J. Morrison Row 1: R. Sacchi, B. Rogg, S. Ridge, J. Purvinis, K. Sabia Row 2: D. Schultz, M. Rapelye, C. Ritchie, M. Rosen, R. Quell, M. Rinaldi. H. Rinehart Row 3: M. Rutz, T. Schoeller, M. Rosati, T. Quirk. A. Purcell, C. Sawyer, J. Rupar, P. Rowand, D. Schroeder, L. Rice. K. Schindler 112 Row 1: J. Perry, J. Ranslow, G. Peet, E. Pogonowski, G. Ploof Row 2: J. Rosen. W. Plourde. L. Popovsky, B. Pitchard, L. Reierson Row 3: D. Quirk, E. Pitcher, L. Pucci, C. Philippi, J. Randazzo Row 4: M. Pignataro, J. Purvinis, G. Pompea, A. Seligmann Row 1: A. Rebstock, J. Robertson, L. Prause, K. McGuinness, B. Roberts, D. Pogonowski, P. Racz Row 2: M. Roger, L. Reap, G. Pfaff, D. Lord, A. D. Poletto, J. Pompea, D. Rohr, R. Rosabello, L. Pielli, L. VanValkenburgh 113 Row 1: B. Seible, L. Lindner, B. Storti, K. Scribner, M. Salures, Y. Seelye, J. Talbot Row 2: L. Scott, S. Stackhouse, S. Loque, U. Smith, M. Sternenberg, P. Stone Row 3: T. Snelling, M. Sweeney, J. Shimko, C. Shrack, D. Stephens, T. Strawson, D. Taylor, L. Tanguay, J. Smith, J. Stuhrcke, S. Shiftman, G. Showalter 1 14 Row 1: J. Beatty, J. Smith, P. Stewart, B. Skoog, J. Sercel Row 2: C. Sides. M. Mahanor, J. Sheaffer, T. Sullivan, C. McNiff, V. Stumpf, S. Sheaffer, L. Shab Row 3: M. Shiftman, A. Stead, M. Russell, H. Sterry, L. Saul, G. Shepherd, J. Schroeder, L. Strelez, D. Sherwood, S. Smith, M. Stack. M. Schneider, C. Smith Row 1: A. Schultz, C. Ryan, J. Scribner, K. Saul Row 2: L. Smith, M. Smith, T. Smith, M. Pizzo, V. Smith, J. Setear Row 3: R. Rothbart, B. Skoog, D. Squires, D. Rowand, M. Shimko, D. Shrack Row 4: B. Siepmann, S. Seelye, C. Smith, P. Rowand, P. Rowburrey, K. Sides Row 5: D. Scott 115 Row 1: D. Warren, L. Thibodeau, M. Walberg, C. Velez, W. Walker, C. Thompson. Row 2: P. Thurston. L. Thompson, J. Volinski, L. Wallach, S. Valinaggi, B. Tryonovich, L. Terrell Row 3: M. Tovino, W. Tobin, B. Tremont, M. Toussaint, D. Toussaint, W. Ward. J. Tillman, W. Tuz, B. Theisen Row 1: M. Turbide. T. Tibodeau, T. Pignataro, S. Thompson Row 2: S. Wallach, L. Westfall, D. Vlack, L. VanValkenburg, L. Storti, R. Sweeney, L. Pielli, Row 3: D. Woodin, P. Wahlers, K. Weiner, J. Thomas, B. Thompson, G. Tomask 116 Row 1: S. Storm, L. Tryonoviech, R. Stevenson, M. Sullivan, S. Terry, D. Titus, M. Tomascak, P. Tompkins, A. Chark Row 2: D. Wasson, K. Troop, E. Trafas, V. Turk, W. Tallmadge, D. Turek, C. Taylor, L. Vancoughnett, D. St. Amand. K. Tremont, L. Wagner. D. Post, D. Muren, B. Tuz, A. Totten Row 1: J. Yeoman, M. Welch, D. Johnson, D. Wood. K. Woods, P. Wetherbee Row2: T. Wilson, T. Whitlock, M. Wolanski, P. Westerly, M. Wojciechowoski, D. Zachry, D. Shaw, K. Wilson, L. Wodjenski Row 7. S. Yoder, B. Conn. J. Corbett, H. Woodin Row 2: T. Zaleta, D. Par6, L. Cornwell, T. Conrad, J. Young, S. White. D. Wyant Row 3: T. Wheaton, J. Wittman, T. Woodard, D. Wharton, M. Winklevoss, J. Loewe, D. Wolter, B. Enos 117 Row 1: S. Williams, S. Wright, D. Wolter, S. White, L. Webb, C. Winans, Z. Zidack, T. Wilson, A. Dennis, D. Wharton Row 2: B. Webb, B. Woodin, S. Wolanski, C. Woodin, G. Wilson, J. Welch, N. Winans, J. Worthington, J. York, L. Winklevoss, M. Watterworth, S. Williams, S. Wilson 118 To sail on a dream Animals are such agreeable friends, they ask no questions, they pass no criticism. — Author Unknown 120 on a crystal dear ocean . . . Patricia Ann Athans Robert Steven Ayres Wayne Scott Ballard Nancy Maureen Anderson And I'm looking for space, and to find out who I am. And I'm looking to know and understand. It's a sweet dream. Sometimes I'm almost there. Sometimes I fly like an eagle. Sometimes I'm deep in despair. — John Denver 121 To ride on the crest Gary Arbusto Belinda Jean Beatty Brian Edward Armstrong It's better to have taken a chance to win a victory or suffer a defeat, than to live like others do who will never know victory or defeat because they haven’t had the guts to try either. — E.K. Arthur John Antunes If you love someone, let her go. If she comes back, she's yours, if she doesn't, she never was. — S.W. 122 of the wild raging storm . . . Kathy Ann Bailey Jeanette Elizabeth Baker Robin Ren6e Banzhaf What need we teach a child with our books and rules? Let him walk among the fields, gaze at the sky, love the simplicity of the sky, love the simplicity of life — and he will have his wisdom.” — Author Unknown The day when we plan seriously to start living either never comes or it comes too late.” — I.A.R. Wylie Love doesn't make the world go round. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile. — Author Unknown 123 To work in the service Andrew Charles Barlow Bruce Robert Barrick Denise Robin Bauer It is common sense to take a method and try it. If it fails, admit it frankly and try another; but above all try something. — Franklin D. Roosevelt 'Today is the tomorrow we worried about yesterday. — Author Unknown Live your life as if there won't be tomorrow because you will never see another yesterday. — V.B. of life and the living . . . Wayne Begasse Dean Edward Birch Larry Louis Biro 'To succeed with glory, you have to give your best in all and each situation. — Steve Cathy If your life's dull, risk it. — Author Unknown Don't walk in front of me-l may not follow. Don't walk behind me-l may not lead. Just walk beside me-and be my friend. — Author Unknown 125 In search of the answers Cindy Burns Brian Carlson Joanne Marie Boss6 It's time to haul the anchor up and leave the land astern. We'll be gone before the dawn returns, like voices on the wind. — Al Stewart Brian Dean Bouquillon 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 126 to questions unknown . . . Louis Carmellini Sherry A. Brennan Elizabeth Gail Brenner William Ray Bucknam 'There are not strangers here just friends we haven't met yet . . — Author Unknown ''Love when you can, cry when you have to ... be who you must that's a part of the plan. Await your arrival with simple survival, and one day we ll all understand . . . there is no Eden or Heavenly gates that your gonna make it to one day. but all of the answers you seek can be found in the dreams that you dream on the way. — Dan Fogelberg Why is it that in this world once a person has reached a state of competence, that person is pushed up and up until he has reached a state of incompetence. — R.O'C. 127 1. FAVORITE PASTIME 2. SECRET AMBITION 3. PET PEEVES 4. WEAKNESS 5. PRIZED POSSESSION 6. YOUR BEST FEATURE 7. FAVORITE SAYING Eileen Ahern 1. Sleeping 2. To be last 3. Having to be first 5. My freedom 7. What? Brad Anderson 1. Playing sports 3. Phonies 4. My fingers Nancy Anderson 1. Acting crazy 2. To live on the ocean 3. Dirty hair 4. Bubble gum and Guy 5. Memories of my dad 6. My eyes 7. I don't care, it's up to you Art Antunes 1. Cruising 2. To go to Hawaii 3. Grubby's 4. Foxy women 5. Banana tree 6. Making out 7. D____n Brian Armstrong 1. Playing sports, being with Dawn 2. Playing pro sports 3. Being slapped 4. D.M.A. 5. Family Patty Athans 1. Playing baseball with family 2. Getting a job helping people 3. People picking on others without reason 4. Food 5. Album and posters 6. My smile 7. Tell me about itl Bob Ayres 1. Ice hockey 4. Food 5. My car, Linda Kathy Bailey 1. Sleeping, traveling, sailing on the ocean, 2. To buy 50 acres of land out west and put my house on the middle of it. 3. People who are afraid to be themselves. 4. Mint-chocolate chip ice cream 5. My downstairs room 6. My shortness 7. Why not? Jeanette Baker 1. Tennis, golf, bike riding 2. Wouldn't be a secret 3. Fakes 4. Food 5. My animals 6. Good humor 7. UNBELIEVABLEI Wayne Ballard 1. Playing sports 2. Sorry, it's a secret 3. Cigarette smoke, raggies 4. Girls 5. My car 6. My braces 7. Hey dude Robin Banzhaf 1. Partying 3. B.S. 5. Purse Andy Barlow 1. Reading, cruising 2. To become a rich, fat business executive 3. A T. and math class 4. M M's 6. Non-applicable 7. Give me a break Bruce Barrick 1. Basketball 4. Expressive eyes 5. Century resorter 6. An occasional smile 7. Yeah, right Denise Bauer 1. Being with Vinnie 2. Being a teacher 3. Stuck-up people 4. Vinnie 5. My necklace 6. My eyes 7. You dummy! Belinda Beatty 1. My salt water aquarium 2. To blow up Mr. Hoyt's still 3. Being pushed over on the floor at your locker 4. Candy 5. My teddy bear 6. My hair 7. AWW” Wayne Begasse 1. Skiing, skateboarding 2. Trackstar 4. Nikon Camera 128 Larry Biro 1. Skiing, skiing, skiing 2. To graduate 3. Writing stuff like this 4. Food 5. My friends 6. No comment 7 Really? Sherry Brennan 1. Going to Jericho's with the gang 2. Gaining 10 pounds 3. Being tickled 4. Danny 5. Friends 6. My eyelashes 7. Oh sh-t Maureen Burnette 1. Painting 2. To become a Physical Therapist 3. People who won't let me be myself 4. Any chocolate ice cream 5. My bald baby chicken 6. My toes 7. Just a minute Dean Birch 1. Guitar 2. Race driver 3. Nagging girls 4. Girls 5. Car 6. Feet 7. If your life's dull, risk it Liz Brenner 1. Being with friends 2. To become an M.D. 3. Egotists 4. Concerts and cookies 5. My friends, memories, ability to laugh 6. My hair Lanita Burrows 1. Partying 2. Own a cabin in the woods 3. B.S'ers 4. Food 5. My friends 6. Eyes 7. Oh really?” Antoinette Bonumore 1. Music and records 2. Getting married 4. Boyfriend 5. Guinea pig 6. Right side 7. Shut-up Joanne Bosse 1. Slow dances 2. To ride the space shuttle 3. People who don't like slow dances 4. Blonde hair blue eyes 5. Guitar 6. Eyes 7. AH know! Michael Brown 1. Girls 2. Drummer 3. Big macs, no money 4. Girls 5. Drum set 6. Eyes 7. What's happening? Ray Bucknam 1. Day dreaming 3. Cigarette smoke 4. Tennis ability 5. P.M., my trumpet Dan Butterfield 1. Sleeping 2. To be rich 3. Getting up 4. Food 7. No wayl” Kathy Camp 1. Raising H---L 2. To travel the world 3. People who don’t smile 4. Blue eyes 5. My saddle 6. My eyes 7. I'm impressed Brian Bouquillon 1. Supporting our local police through my own contributions to the force 2. To return to Maine forever 3. Traffic tickets 4. Being tickled 5. My fleet of Volkswagons 7. Did I do something wrong officer? Pam Burden 1. Sleeping 3. Being late 4. Chocolate ice cream 5. My stereo, tapes 7. I don't know Jerry Campbell 1. Pool 2. Dropout and become a cowboy 3. Foul breath, food stains 4. Money 5. E.S.P. 6. My judgment 7. When's lunch? 129 To be part of the movement Michael David Brown Pamela Jean Burden Maureen Joan Burnette So put me on a highway and show me a sign. Then take it to the limit one more time. — Eagles Kindness in words creates confidence, kindness in thinking creates profoundness, kindness in feeling creates love. — Lao Tse And the spirit fills the darkness of the heavens, it fills the endless yearning of the soul it lives within a star too far to dream of, it lives within each part and is the whole, it's the fire and the wings that fly us home. — John Denver 130 Lanita J. Burrows Dan Butterfield Kathleen Louise Camp Don't walk in front of me-l may not follow. Don't walk behind me-l may not lead. Just walk beside me-and be my friend. — Author Unknown The important thing is this: to be able at any moment to sacrifice what we are for what we could become. — Charles DuBois Even if I knew that tomorrow the world would go to pieces, I would still plant my apple tree. — Martin Luther 131 Janet Campbell Lives of great men all remind us we can make our lives sublime, and departing, leave behind us footprints on the sands of time. — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Lee D. Cannon It's the beginning of a new love inside could be an ever opening flower no hesitation when we're all about to build a shining tower no explanations, need to work it out you know we've got the power. — Yes Part of beginning James Eggen Brian Foley 4 132 to understand.'' — John Den ver David Philip Carlson „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 Anita J. Carter There are two paths you can go by but in the long run there's still time to change the road you're on, and it makes me wonder. — Led Zepplin Marie Anne Center And I feel like I'm just being born; like a shiny light breaking in a storm. — Joni Mitchell 133 We must gather all our courage Thomas Gill Matt Giuffre Stephanie Godialis 134 sail our ships out on the open sea . . . Michael Harrison Kathleen Herbert Tammie Hayward 'Take good care of your mother When you're making up your mind Should one thing or another Take you from behind Though the world may make you hard and wild And determined how your life is styled When you do feel that You're the only child Take good care of your brother.” — Jackson Browne Ginger Costa Who will reap what I have sown here in this almighty sweetland? You and I will be forgotten. Others will come and go, these, too shall pass, as you and I shall pass, and others take their places, each telling his love, as I tell you, that life is sweetl” — Jack London 135 Rex Hodge Laurie Howard Tim Ireland Cast away our fears Elizabeth Ann Cusack You, who are on the road, must have a code, one you can live by, and so become yourself, because the past is just a goodbye. — Crosby, Stills and Nash 136 and all the years will come and go .. . David Cruise Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. — Author Unknown 137 And take us up Julie Kollman Darlene LaMadeline 138 always up. ’' — Seals and Crofts Cathy Lillis Jim Marsh 139 On the road of experience Carey Prange Baron Stark Frank Pentlarge Dealy Valerie Lynn Duhan Holly Marie Egan “This above all, to thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou canst not then be false to any man. — Shakespeare “We re free to go where we wish and be what we are. — Jonathan Livingston Seagull Life is no brief candle to me. It is a splendid torch which I have got hold of for the moment and I want to make it burn as bright as possible before handing it on to future generations. — George Bernard Shaw I'm trying to find my own way . . . Korth Elsesser Adventure is not found in books. Beauty is not found on maps. Seek and you shall find. — Author Unknown Carol Ann Faulenbach And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. — Beatles 141 mlooking for space Denise Colleen Ferry Scott Thomas Fletcher Claudia Florian When someone needs a helping hand; reach out and touch them will all your kindness and that small gesture will make their largest problems easier to take; because when two people take the load of worry upon their shoulders it somehow makes the load seem a great deal lighter. — L.W. True greatness, like a river. The deeper it is, the less noise it makes. — Author Unknown Happiness makes up in height what it lacks in length. — Robert Frost 142 and to find out who am. — John Denver Eva Christine Foss Cindy Ann Fredlund Abigail Susan Ganong A friend is one who knows you as you are, understands where you've been, accepts who you've become and still, gently invites you to grow.'' — Author Unknown All I have seen teaches me to trust the creator for all I have not seen. — Author Unknown Aim at the sun and you may not reach it; but your arrow will fly far higher than if aimed at an object on a level with yourself. — Joel Hawes 143 Janet Campbell 2. To be famous 3. Being told I'm quiet 4. Chocolate 5. My driver's license 7. Why me? Lee Cannon 1. Partying 2. It’s a secret 3. Getting up in the morning 4. Being tickled 5. Berney 6. My dimple 7. Ya! Dave Carlson 1. Being with Robin 2. Baseball star 3. People who are fake 4. Robin 5. My basketball 6. My nose Anita Carter 1. Coon hunting and walking in the woods 2. To have a log cabin surrounded by pine trees 3. Two-faced people 4. Terry 5. T. McB. 6. Smile 7. I don't know Marie Center 1. Thinking 2. To be a nun 3. The trumpet section 4. Food 5. Brains 6. Height 7. I love it! Denise Colombo 1. Laughing, goofing on Mr. Nick 2. To go to Colorado, be a professional dancer 3. Mr. Raymond 4. Wintergreen lifesavers, being tickled 5. John 6. My eyes and feet Laurie Corbett 2. It's a secret 3. Cigarette smoke 4. Food 5. Class ring 6. Smile 7. I don't know” Ginger Costa 1. Being the yankee traveler 2. To travel all over and meet foxy guys 3. People who can't accept others for what they are 4. Being very gullible 5. My 1966 white Mustang 6. My personality 7. Reallyl B.J. Costello 1. The races 2. To get fast 3. No fun 4. School 5. My bikes 6. My leather cons 7. What? David Crane 1. Ski, party 2. Wouldn't you like to know? 3. School 4. Ski, party 5. My skis 6. Bare feet 7. Wanna go skiing and whatever? Dave Cruise 1. Sailing 2. Not having to work in the summer 3. Marineland 5. Cremated remains of the notebook from Devin's chem. class Liz Cusack 1. Partying 7. Alrightl Patty Daniels 1. Sleeping 2. To tour America on a Kawasaki 3. Two-faced people 4. Michelob 5. My animals 7. Whoa! Billy Darrah 1. Playing and listening to rock 3. Unnecessary noises 5. My Ibaniz Frank Dealy 1. Skiing 2. To become a ski bum 3. Ice cream that has no bones 4. Cute girls 5. My friends 6. My hair 7. Go for itl Frank Difabbio 1. Weight lifting 2. To become a monk 3. People blowing smoke at me 4. Kielbasa 5. Size 14 cleats 6. My feet 7. Keep plugging Val Duhan 1. Being with Lewie 2. To become a fashion merchandiser 3. Being tickled 4. Big brown eyes 5. Lewie 6. Look on the bright side . . Cindy Eaton 1. Being with David 2. To become a famous writer 3. Dirt 4. Food 5. Engagement ring 6. Hair 7. Take care Holly Egan 1. Cruising with Meags and partying 2. To skydive 3. Being tickled 4. Most guys with blond hair 5. My Siamese cat, Buffy 6. My smile and thin fingers 7. Where are my car keys?l? Kory Elsesser 1. Hiking 2. To sail around the world 3. Raggies 4. Blue eyes 5. Camera 6. Hair 7. ”W-h-a-o-t Carol Faulenbach 1. Partying 2. To be a registered nurse 3. People who take advantage of others 5. My albums 6. My teeth Denise Ferry 1. Being with Manny 2. To own a cottage by the ocean 3. B.S'ers 4. Manny 5. My dreams, poems 6. My eyes Scott Fletcher 1. Skiing 2. To play football 3. Fake people 4. Parties 5. My skis 6. My bod 7. Wad Claudia Florian 1. Thinking 2. To be a piano player in a sleazy bar 3. Cheering for the football team 4. Blue-eyed English teachers 5. My parents 6. My height 7. I don't know, it's up to you Brian Foley 1. Hiking 2. To be a millionaire 5. My family Eva Foss 1. Partying 5. Wayne Cindy Fredlund 1. Being with friends 2. To skydive 3. Getting up for work 4. Spending money 5. A certain someone Abigail Ganong 1. Swimming 3. Cigarette smoke 4. Eclairs 5. My calculator 6. My eyes 7. Tacky Melissa Gassett 1. Partying 2. To leave New Milford 3. B.S'ers 6. Eyes 7. You'll get over it Brett Gibbon 1. Sitting on a rock at Steep Rock 2. To get Underwoods Challenger 4. Miller on tap 5. My rifle (British Mouser) 6. Football 7. Really? Stephanie Godialis 1. Partying 2. To travel 3. Snobs 4. Robert 7. Well? Paulette Gottlieb 1. Listening to music 2. To live in England and meet Monty Python 3. Dieting 4. A certain redhead 5. Elton John and Beatles record collection 6. My eyes 7. Well, I look at it like this . . Terry Grady 1. Shopping In the time of your life, Melissa Gassett “We promise according to our hopes and perform according to our fears. — Francois, Due de la Rochefoucauld Amy Jo Gerstenmaier The joy of your life lies in the hands of the ones you love.” — Amy Gerstenmaier Brett Douglas Gibbon 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 « 146 live — so in that wondrous time Paulette Gottlieb It seems to me a crime that we should age. These fragile times should never pass us by. A time we never can or shall erase, as friends together watch their childhood fly. — Bernie Taupin Teresa Louise Grady 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 Jeremy Ann Haase If you wake up, and don't want to smile, if it takes just a little while open your eyes, and look at the day, you'll see things in a different way. — Fleetwood Mac 147 you shall smile Francis M. Hapke There is nothing so far removed from us as to be beyond our reach, or so hidden that we cannot discover it. Susan Vivian Harris If you love something set it free, if it comes back its yours, if it doesn't it never was. Randall William Hastings And there we were all in one place, a generation lost in space, with no time left to start again. — Descartes — Author Unknown — D. McLean to the infinite delight. . . Cathleen Hasulak Lisa Ann Hawker Nancy Louise Heaton Love doesn't make the world go 'round. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile.” — Franklin P. Jones Now you've got to run, now you've got to hide. Don't know who to follow, who is on you're side. Don't know where you're going. Don't know where you've been. And I may see you tomorrow. Never more again . . . — Steve Stills Reach for the heaven, hope for the future, and all that we can be, not what we are.” — John Denver 149 and mystery of it. — William Saroyan Anthony Louis Hehl, Jr. Melanie Joy Hoffmann Brian John Hogan 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. — Lennon McCartney Be your best, the worst disappointment you can experience is disappointment in yourself. — Author Unknown If a man does not keep his 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 150 Liana Leigh Hyatt Judith Marie Hyland Joan Marie Inness Ships that pass in the night, and speak to each other in passing. Only a signal shown, and a distant voice in the darkness, so on the ocean of life we pass speak to one another. Only a look and a voice then darkness again and silence. — Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 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. — Fredericks Peris 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 And we all know it's better. . . Yesterday has past Making friends for the world to see, let the people know you've got what you need, with a friend at hand you will see the light if your friends are there, then everything's alright — Bernie Taupin And if I claim to be a wise man, it surely means that I don't know — Kansas If something takes too long, something happens to you, you become all and only the thing you wanted and nothing else, for you have paid too much for it, too much in wanting, too much in waiting, and too long in getting. — Robert Penn Warren 4 152 Now let's all start the living . . . Jean Marie Kennedy John Michael Kernochan Beth Ellen Marie Kerr Don't it always seem to go, that you don't know what you've got 'til it's gone? — Joni Mitchell Though I've belted and flayed you, by the living God that made you, you're a better man than I am. — Rudyard Kipling True friendship is like phosphorescence — it glows best when the world around you goes dark. — Denise Martin 153 for the one that's going to last — Cat Stevens Jo-Ann Kilian God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change . . . Courage to change those things I can and wisdom to know the difference . . . Amen. — Author Unknown Donna Elizabeth Kimberly What would we do in this world of ours were it not for the dreams ahead? For thorns are mixed with the blooming flowers, no matter which path we tread. — Edwin Charlie Litsey Eleonora Wilhelmina Koegler Yesterday's hurt is today's understanding rewoven into tomorrow's love. — Walter Rinder 4 154 All things must pass away . . . Barbara Louise Kunz Joseph Francis Kutchera Scott Rowe LaFond I've shut the door on yesterday And thrown the key away — Tomorrow holds no fears for me Once I have found today. — Vivian Laramore Life is too short for worries, so enjoy it. — Joe Kutchera Just remember love is life and hate is living death. Treat your life for what it's worth and live for every breath. — Black Sabbath 155 All things must pass, Leonard J. Lake Brenda Lee Lane Lorraine Renee Lapinsky Yesterday, today was tomorrow and tomorrow, today will be yesterday. — George Harrison I exist as I am and that is enough. — Walt Whitman The young child is looking in the world to find himself — reflected in a mirror with a thousand faces. — Maria Montessori « 156 None of life s strings can last. . . Susan Diane Larson Michael Gene LaSagna Tracey Ann Lee If you love someone, let them go. If they come back, they're yours, if they don't they never were. — Author Unknown Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are the meek, for they shall possess the earth Blessed are the clean of heart, for they shall see God. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called children of God . . . — Holy Bible Born on the first warm winds of feelings newly found, don't look down. Take as much as you think you ought to give as much as you can. Don't forget what your failures have taught you or you'll learn them all over again. — Dan Fogelberg 157 So must be on my way Barbara Lohmann The hidden well-spring of your soul must needs rise and run murmuring to the sea; And the treasure of your infinite depths would be revealed to your eyes. But let there by no scales to weigh your unknown treasure . . . for self is a sea boundless and measureless. — Kahlil Gibran Denis Michael Leonard Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars. — Kasey Kasim Paul Arthur Loormann, Jr. Tell me who you know and I'll tell who to go see. My friend he'll set you free, tell me what you need and maybe I can go too. No one knows the way but baby me. — Aerosmith 4 158 and face another day. — Joni Mitchell Beth Ellen Lowell Kelly MacDonald Mary Cathrine Madden There is a road, no simple highway between the down and the dark of night . . . and if you go no one may follow, that path is for your steps alone . . — Grateful Dead Lord Grant that I may always desire more that I can accomplish. — Michelangelo My choices were clear Yet I froze with the fear of not knowing which way to go, one road was simple, the other road offered sweet peace. When I make my decision, my vision became my release. — Dan Fogelberg 159 2. Modeling 3. Backstabbers 4. Nice looking guys 5. Sam 6. My hair 7. You dummy Jeremy Haase 1. Talking 2. Live on Nantucket Island 3. Backstabbers 4. Apples 5. Leon my lion 6. My hair 7. Well, la-dee-da Fran Hapke 1. Partying 2. To have enough money to keep me satisfied 3. Raggies 4. My car Randy Hastings 1. Driving around 2. To win the lottery 3. Little brother 4. Doritos Nacho cheese chips 5. License 6. Have none Cathy Hasulak 1. Boy watching 2. To weigh 1 15 lbs. 3. Gossip and the grapevine 4. Too many to mention 5. Duchess 6. My a — 7. Wait-a-hold-it Lisa Hawker 1. Sun bathing 3. Cigarette smoking 4. Studying 5. Peter and my stereo 6. My feet 7. Don't worry about it Tammie Hayward 1. Concerts 2. To live on Malibu Beach 3. Loud music and winter 4. The sun 5. My albums and a Steven Stills Heinekin bottle 6. Ha Ha Ha 7. This is sick Nancy Heaton 1. Reading, thinking, and swimming 2. To be a beach bum and travel everywhere 3. Telephones 4. Food 5. All the memories 6. My smile 7. Sure (with a Bronx accent) Tony Hehl 2. To make the U.S. table tennis team 3. Pseudo-socialites 4. Day dreaming 6. My laugh 7. Fool! Brian Hogan 1. Playing drums 2. Developing a chest 5. Buddy Rich Brushes 6. Legs? 7. Oh, why don't you shove it Laurie Howard 1. Partying 2. Travel 3. Two-faced people 5. Otto 7. Oh, dear Liana Hyatt 1. Driving Danny home and being with M.T.A.D.P. 3. This town 4. Blowing my horn 5. My memories of Mel 6. My mouth 7. 'Ter-rif-ic' Joan Inness 1. Playing with Ezra 2. To be successful 3. People, school 4. Mrs. B's cooking 5. My car Marcie Jajer 1. Flirting 2. To go to England with Paulette 3. Cliques 4. Cute guys 5. All my friends 6. My eyes 7. Yeah, right Cindy Janesky 1. Going to the movies 2. Take a trip around the world 3. Mr. Hoyt's Chem. tests 4. Blue eyes 5. R.B.'s autograph 6. My hair Joel Johnson 1. Eating 2. Kim 5. Match box 6. My molecules, according to Mr. Devin 160 Herman Keilich 1. Red Sox, slalom water and snow skiing 2. To become a Physics major 3. Double periods and freshmen 4. Hot lunch 5. Life and friends 6. Some intelligence 7. Come on Larry, huhl” Jean Kennedy 1. Partying 2. To be in a rock group 3. Term papers 4. Food 5. Record collection 7. Go for it! John Kernochan 3. Phonies 4. Any type of food 5. My comics 7. You meatball! Beth Kerr 1. Sleeping 2. To have F. Lee Bailey work for me 3. My Hoyt's Chemistry tests 4. My sweet tooth 5. My chartreuse orangutan 6. My hair 7. Oh! gross me outl Joann Kilian 1. Partying 2. To be an R.N. 3. Backstabbers and Ma s dog 4. Motorcycles 5. My big kiss and my car 6. My dimples 7. Anytime as long as I'm able. Donna Kimberly 1. Sleeping 2. To tour the world 3. Waiting 4. French fries 5. Jenny 7. I don't knowl Elly Koegler 1. Day dreaming, bowling 2. To vacation in Maine 3. People who don't honestly express their feelings 4. Fried chicken 5. Late Augy 6. Hair 7. Are you married? Barbara Kunz 1. Camping at Prospect Lake Park 2. To go to California in a van 3. Being stared at 4. Big muscled, blonde haired guys 5. Paul Streamen 6. My fingernails, and my eyes 7. Tough Tushl Joe Kutchera 1. Being with Janet 2. Pro basketball 4. Saying yes to my brother 5. Janet 7. Ah shucks! Scott LaFond Hockey 2. It's a secretl 3. Work 4. Ya-ya, food 5. My skates 6. My blonde hair 7. Really! Chip Lake 1. Going out, goofing around 2. To see the Beatles reunite 3. Anybody who says, It can't be done 4. P.G. 5. My record collection 6. My smile 7. That's true, y'know, you're absolutely rightl Brenda Lane 1. Camping 2. To live in Colorado 3. Accounting 4. Buying clothes Lorraine Lapinsky 1. Horseback riding 2. To be a race horse trainer 3. C.B. radios 4. Horses 5. Astrology book 6. Smile 7. Oh! Come on! Sue Larson 1. Gymnastics 2. To always be happy 3. People who have brains but don't use them 4. Ev's eyes 5. My car 6. My smile 7. Catch ya later Michael LaSagna 1. Watching TV 2. To live a long life 3. Stuck up people 4. Good Italian food 5. Life 7. Why me? Let me remember always John Bennett Morrison Margaret Mary Murphy Experience is what helps one to make the same mistake . . . different- Author Unknown In a word there are three things that last forever: faith hope and love. But the greatest of them is love. Love is patient, kind and envies no one. There is no limit to its faith, hope, and endurance. — St. Paul Patricia A. Murphy It takes only 17 muscles to smile . . .43 muscles to frown. Conserve energy. — Author Unknown Janet Ann Murray Life is too short to dwell on another's weaknesses. Concentrate on his strengths. — Author Unknown Jerome Francis Xavier Naradzay Once in a vision, I came on some woods, and stood at a fork in the road, my choices were clear, yet I froze with the fear of not knowing which way to go, one road was simple aspect of life. The other road offered sweet peace. When I made my decision, my vision became my release. — Dan Fogelberg 162 that my life is not a solitary thing Constance Ross Robert Richardson Oskar Henry Rogg Jessica Frances Roger Eileen Frances Ryan Like the twilight on the road up ahead: they don't see just where we re going, and all the secrets in the universe, whisper in our ears and all the years, will come and go, and take us up always up, We may never pass this way again. — Seals Croft Ralph wept for the end of innocence, the darkness of man's heart, and the fall through the air of the wise, true friend called Piggy. — William Golding Just do the steps you've been shown, by everyone you've ever known, till the dance becomes your very own. — Jackson Brown 163 it is a bit of the rushing tide David Michael Malumphy Faye Ellen Malumphy Kevin Lee Marcy To have a friend is great, but to have a real friend is the best thing a man could ever have. — David Malumply After all it's what we've done that makes us what we are. — Jim Croce live and let die. — Author Unknown 164 a reflection of sunlight. . . Betty Ann O'Brien Kim Elise Nelson “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 Kimberly Joyce Nott Rosalie E. Nieman Jacqueline Ann Olsen “Woman was made from the rib of man. She was not created from his head — to top him. Not from his feet — to be stepped on. She was made from his side — to be equal to him. From beneath his arm — to be protected by him, hear his heart — to be loved by him. — Author Unknown In the sweetness of friendship, let there by laughter and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning. — Zahlil Gibran Love doesn't make the world go round. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile. — Franklin P. Jones 165 upon the shining waters Stacie Pratt Wayne Purdy James Anthony Purvinis John S.P. Randazzo Sylvia Denise Reid I think, therefore I am. — Rene Descartes Time does not pass — it is motionless. It is we who pass upon its surface — as ships that sail upon the sea from harbor to harbor and after a little rest embark upon another voyage.” — Winston 0. Abbott Love is in the need of love today. — Stevie Wonder 166 it is fleeting . . . Pamela Ester McBreairty Andrea Lee Martin Still crazy after all these years. — Paul Simon Who walks a road with a smile will never walk alone. — Author Unknown Lisa Morey Anthony Joseph Morasco, Jr. Elizabeth Walker Morren Self trust is the first secret of success. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Committee: a group of men who individually can do nothing, but collectively meet and decide nothing can be done. Do you ever loose something that you thought you knew. Did you ever loose someone who was close to you. Well I lost my lover and my summer too. — Edgar Winter 167 it is of the moment Sabine Schafer Larry Smith Amy Diane Schuchat Angela Marie Santella Kirk Walter Sides Of all the wonders of nature, a tree in summer is perhaps the most remarkable, with the possible exception of a moose singing Embraceable You in spats. — Woody Allen For love and understanding to find a quiet place, for silent understanding, a living touch, come to me when things go wrong and there's no love to light the way, let me be the one you run to when you need someone to run to let me be the one. — Paul Williams — yesterday's gone.” — Heetwood Mac 168 Beware the wheel that ever turns; which grinds us, and leaves us behind in its wake. The freedom for which our society yearns is not easily given, and harder to take. - J.S. it is timeless . . . Mark Squires Jennifer Stead Robin Marie Stebbins Guy Stone Gary Paul Strobino Seasons change, snow men melt Days unopened, times unfelt We pass by, like snowmen melt Got my love for you. — Bob Lebel There is something for all who look, there's a story in every book. All of the pages, between the lines so much that you can find. — Kansas In the game of silent searching, the cost of love is rising. And I'm just now realizing I'd be better off with you. — Kansas 169 it is of eternity. — Winston Abbott Laura Jean Szinyei Janine R. Theriault Still around the corner there may wait, a new road or secret gait; and though I oft passed them by, a day will come at least when I shall take the hidden paths that run, west of the moon, east of the sun. — J.R.R. Tolkien Life's but a walking shadow; a poor player. That struts and frets his hour upon the stage. And then is heard no more; it is a tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury signifying nothing. — Shakespeare Mary Lou Thomas What life means to us is determined not so much by what life brings to us as by the attitude we bring to life; not so much by what happens to us as by our reaction to what happens. — Lewis L. Dunnington Amy Thompson Yet I cannot tary longer, the sea that calls all things unto her calls me and I must embark. For to stay, though the hours burn in the night, is to freeze and crystallize and be bound in a mould. Fain would I take with me all that is here. But how shall I? — Kahlil Gibran Irene Titus And when I'm on my last go-round I can stand another test because I've made it before . . . and I can make it some more. — Jim Price 170 All rivers run into the sea, Janet Ann Tolworthy Dina Louise Tobin For you, there II be no more crying, for you, the sun will be shining, and I feel that when I'm with you, It's all right, I know it's right and I wish you all the love in the world, but most of all, I wish it from myself. — Christine McVie If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put foundations under them. — Henry David Thoreau Robin Denise Tracy Robin-Ann Tremont Sharon Lee Turk Don't stop thinking about tomorrow Don't stop, it'll soon be here I'll be here, better than before yesterday s gone, yesterday's gone. — Fleetwood Mac When we were young, we had our time; and we would drink sweet talking wine. But now that it's over all the songs sound out the rhyme. — Eric Faulkner and Stuart Wood 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 171 yet the sea is not full; Floyd Valentine Donna Valentine Karen Vanvalkenburg Michelle Leigh Veltri Susan Mary Verba There's a life full of pain and a life full of glee. So you see that the rain doesn't mean much to me, for I know that it pays making light of living's tragedies make your days be as bright. Take a few of these, the sweeter memories. — Todd Rundgren 'You've got to live for today, then let it go.” — Cat Stevens BlCareer unto the place . . . Robert Mebane Waymouth The autocrat of Russia is the most powerful man on earth, but even he cannot stop a sneeze. — Mark Twain Cary Newton Westfall Oh I'm on my way I know I am somewhere not so far from here all I know is all I feel right now. — Cat Stevens Glen Richard Winans II If it's getting harder to face everyday, don't let it show, don't let it show. Though it's getting harder to take what they say just let it go, just let it go — Woolfson Parsons 173 from whence the rivers come . . . The soul can rise from the earth into the sky like a bird aware of its freedom not feeling the barriers of man but the beauty of love which is eternal. — Walter Kinder Wendy Louise Winkelvoss Priscilla Wooden Marian Susan Wittmann Lose your dreams and you may lose your mind. — Rolling Stones Lynne Katherine Wojciechowski And the chords struck at birth grow more distant yet, we strike them again and again. — Dan Fogelberg Robyn Margaret Woods There is society, where none intrudes, by the deep sea and music in its roar. — Byron 174 thither they return again. — Ecclesiastes Marie Ann Wooley Kathleen Ann Wright 'Together we've climbed hills and trees, learned of love and ABC's skinned our hearts and skinned our knees. — Terry Jacks Do not follow where the path leads. Rather go where there is no path and leave a trail. — Author Unknown Steven John Young Yukiko Numata Martines William Robin Zidack Who can say more than this rich praise, that you alone are you. — William Shakespeare Love means never having to say I'm sorry. May the Force be with you. — Star Wars — Eric Segal Tracy Lee 1. Going to the beach, day dreaming 2. To always stay happy 3. Backstabbers 4. Ice cream, animals 7. Really! Denis Leonard 1. Hunting 2. To fly 3. B.S'ers 5. My motor cycle 7. Hey Barbara Lohmann 1. Skiing, going to the ocean 2. A chalet in the Alps 3. Making decisions 4. Frogurt 5. Memories 6. My smile 7. What's your problem? Paul Loormann 1. Smoking a bowl 3. The administration 5. My truck 6. My freckles Beth Lowell 1. Silver Lake Conference Center 2. To travel and be successful 3. Phonies 4. Greg 5. G.C.W., The Prophet 6. My hair, eyes 7. You're terrible Kelly MacDonald 1. Swimming 2. Go to Scotland and own a Newfoundland 3. Forms 4. Books 5. My owls 6. My freckles 7. Hit the ceiling Mary Madden 1. Skiing 2. To travel around the world 3. Non-partiers 4. Ice Cream 7. Buzz off David Malumphy 1. Laying in the sun 2. Living in a beach house on the ocean 3. Seeing the lake get dirty 4. Blondes 5. My boat 6. My big toe 7. Oh man Faye Malumphy 1. Writing, listening to music 2. To travel around the US in a van 3. Cigarette smoking 4. Food 5. My friends 7. Oh dear Kevin Marcy 1. Riding bikes late at night and early in the morning 2. To win the SDOCC motorcycle World Championship 3. People who walk around in a daze all day 4. Spending money on foolish things 5. My Ducati 250 Gregory Marsan 1. Contemplating 2. To be a Pre-Calculus teacher in high school 3. Habituary dogmatic mentors 4. Where? 5. The knowledge of the sea, thus knowledge of life 6. My hair 7. Right-teeoo Batman James Marsh 1. Theatre 2. To live forever 3. Working too much 4. I can't stop listening to music 5. My car 6. My morals and arrogance 7. If you know how to live, you know how to die, and if you know how to die, you know how to live! Darlene Marsicano 1. Being with my friends 2. To be famous 3. Cruelty 4. Food 5. My friends, family 6. My dimples 7. I don't believe you Andrea Martin 1. Listening to my stereo 2. To have beautiful fingernails 3. Two-faced people 4. Good looking guys 5. Our cottage in Rhode Island 6. My smile 7. You're going to get it, you just wait! Pam McBreairty 1. Shopping, partying, sleeping 2. Social worker 176 3. Liars, stuck-up people, gossip 4. Ice Cream 5. Stereo, my friends 6. My personality 7. Later much Tammy McBreairty 1. Thoughtful analyzing 2. To do everything at least once 3. Havoc (of Life) 4. You knowl 5. My friendship with Guy 6. Stuck in mud, B.J. 7. Fantasticl Shanna McKee 1. To race in the streets of Monte Carlo 3. Volkswagons 4. Tall dark-haired chefs 5. Sheba (my cat) 6. My art work 7. Oh yeah? Chris Merkling 1. Doing as little as possible 2. To be like Mr. Salvestrini 3. Boo Smith's temper 5. My sanity 6. My nose 7. Five dollars says you can't; no, I don't have it on me Dawn Michalek 1. Going to the Edgewood, Jerico's Sportsman's, Marbledale and Stockyard with Flip and all our friends 2. To marry a wealthy guy 3. Certain people and this school 4. Pizza and Flip 5. Flip 6. My hair 7. Will you look at theml Douglas Minck 1. Waterskiing 2. To make a millionl 3. Tall people 4. Girls 7. Ohl Natalie Misericordia 1. Lying in the sun 2. To marry a rich man 3. Two-faced people 4. Nice looking guys 7. I don't care Tony Morasco 1. Thinking about how productive I could be, and how lazy I am 2. To find contentment, Jacqueline Bisset, and a million dollars 3. People clipping their finger nails 4. I don't know, I haven't found any yet 5. My Mustang Convertible and my wit and good taste 6. There's not enough room to fill them all in 7. He's better off under the ground inspiring the cabbages Lisa Morey 1. Partying with friends 2. To always be happy 3. Pessimists 4. Pizza 5. My car 7. OK? Beth Morren 1. Partying 2. To drive across the country 3. People who drop off animals 4. Tall gorgeous guys 5. Green V.W. 6. My eyes, dimples 7. Far out! John Morrison 1. Restoring a 411 2. To draw a moustache on the Mona Lisa 4. Being gullible 5. My running shoes 7. Nuts Margaret Murphy 1. Going to Conn's with Elly 2. To live in California with Ed and Elly 3. Lateness 4. Ed 5. Ed 6. My eyes 7 Elly, I don't knowl Patty Murphy 1. Being initiated into N.M.H.S. 2. To see everything there is to see 3. Getting up in the morning 4. Talking too much 5. My baby blue Nova 6. My smile 7. Only kidding Janet Murray 1. Partying 2. Parachute jumping 3. Short pants with white socks 4. Chocolate 5. My mobiles and stuffed animals 7. You loose Buckwheat! Jerry Naradzay 1. Lying in the sun 2. To own a 280 Z 3. Being the butt of a practical joke 177 5. A pearl 6. Able to get a good tan 7. Maybe ... on your birthday Lorraine Parsons 1. Listening to the radio 2. To be a pop rock singer 3. Phoney or fake people 4. Boys with dark hair and dark eyes 5. My two best friends 6. My eyes 7. UMM! Laura Pelton 1. Being with good friends 2. To be a writer 3. Being a flag 4. Cute male tennis players 5. Lassie, Starr 6. My red hair and freckles 7. I don't care, it's up to you Wendy Petitt 1. Goofing 2. To work for United Artists Productions 3. Gossipers and Iron Kettles 4. Sylvester Stallone 5. My stereo and my good times 6. My sense of humor 7. Hot Stuffl Lisa Pielli 1. Kissing 2. To paint a masterpiece 3. Teachers who butt to the front of the lunch line 4. M M's 5. Stuart 6. My hair 7. You piiiigl 178 Stuart Pinette 1. Playing soccer and going to concerts 2. To live a long, happy, healthy life 3. Ego trips 4. Junk food, American Studies 5. Lisa 6. My eyes 7. Laterl Michael Ploch 1. It's a secret 3. Hugh M. 5. My hats Kim Nelson 1. Causing trouble 2. It's a secret 3. Two-faced and snobby people 4. Cute, tall, broad-shouldered guys 5. My friends 6. My eyes 7. Hil Rosalie Nieman 1. Watching TV 2. To travel around the world 3. Work 4. Food 5. My friends 6. My smile 7. What? Kim Nott 1. Being with Rich 2. To travel around the world 3. Phonies 4. A certain Italian guy 5. My ring 7. What a rushl Yukiko Numata 1. Listening to music 2. To be a great secretary, to be married 3. Homework 4. Going to parties 5. My sister 6. My way of being 7. You're clumsy Jackie Olsen 1. Living 2. To race at Limerock 3. Breaking a fingernail 4. Getting anywhere on time 5. My jewelry, friends 6. My insanity Carolyn Parker 1. Riding 3. My sinuses, socks with holes 4. Vance's eyes 5. Chiquita and Bojo 7. I need a cup of coffee, Cherie Prange 1. Playing old songs 2. To be happy in the future life. 3. TV 4. D.C. 5. My stereo 7. Get bentl Manny Prange 1. Being with my friends 2. To be a master chef 4. Understanding some people 5. My room 6. When I'm in a good mood 7. Really! James Purvinis 1 Sleeping 2. TV 3. Waking up 4. Cute girls 5. My cassette recorder 6. My nose 7. Any way John Randazzo 1. Sports 2. To succeed in everything 3. Driving tickets 4. Spending what you don't have 5. Lori 6. My felt 7. What? Sylvia Reid 1. Playing the piano 2. Shh 3. Liars, backstabbers, people with bad breath 4. Good looking fellas with nicely developed muscles 5. My boyfriend, my clothes 6. My smile 7. That's a bug out Robert Roache 1. Watching a Red Sox baseball game 2. To be a Red Sox 3. New York Yankees 5. My car Jason Roberts 1. Frisbee 2. To be someone important 4. People in bad or sad moods 5. My ten-speed 6. No belly button 7. Frisbee to air is divine Jessica Roger 1. Daydreaming 2. To be the greatest pianist that ever lived 3. People who say they'll do something. then don't 5. His ring 6. My eyes 7. Are you mad at me? Oskar Rogg 1. Playing tennis 2. To be president (not very secret) 3. Bird, J.M., attendance policy and schedule, French 4. Les belles femmes 5. My drum set 6. Non-applicable 7. Jokel Eileen Ryan 1. Drawing and sleeping late 2. To live in Colorado 3. Phoney people 4. Plants and animals 7. For sure Angela Santella 1. Partying 2. To travel all through Europe 3. Phonies 4. Being asked to skip school 5. Love 6. My eyes 7. That's the pits Sabine Schafer 1. Playing guitar and singing, discussions 2. To be independent in every case 4. Following Mr. Rogers' American Studies 5. My friends and my guitar 7. That was fun! or I didn't understand anything Amy Schuchat 1. Reading Camus 2. To be as funny as Woody Allen 3. Mean people 4. A funny joke 5. My statue of Beethoven 6. My big toenail 7. Death is an acquired trait James Setear 1. Being with Beth 2. To settle down 3. Court yarders 4. Beth Karen Smith 1. Being with Red 2. To go cross country any way possible 3. Two-faced and phoney people 4. Red hair and brown eyes and permanently bumped hands 5. My cuda and driver 6. My teeth 7. Really, wowl” Stephanie Smith 4. M M's Jennifer Stead 1. Songwriting, being with good friends 2. To succeed in one of the arts 3. Insincerity 4. Poor struggling artists 5. My two best friends 6. My baby blues Robin Stebbins 1. Going to the Edgewood with friends. Bob 2. To be a disc jockey for WPLR 3. School 179 4. Bob, pizza Irene Titus Robin Tremont 5. Bob 1. Just having a good time, all the 1. Eating and being with Mark 6. My hair time 2. To meet B.C.R. 7. Oh come on 2. To own a '67 Chevelle and move 3. Stuck-up people to Florida 4. Mark Guy Stone 3. The word ain't 5. My albums, Mark 1. Causing trouble 5. Allen 6. My smile 2. Can't tell, it's a secret 6. My eyes 7. 1 don't know! 3. People saying, 1 don't care 7. Wise . . 4. Girls Kirk Sides 5. My skis Dina Tobin 5. My camera 6. What's the deal here? 1. Dale and hanging around 2. To be a hairdresser 7. Say what? Gary Strobino 3. People who lie all the time Sharon Turk 1. Listening to music 4. Chevelles and buying clothes 1. Writing poetry and partying 2. To get out of Conn. 5. Dale and my diamond 3. To publish my own book 3. Filling out papers 6. My laugh 3. Bossy or gossipy people 4. Food 7. Hi, what are you doing? 4. Cigarettes and food 5. My woman 5. Track flats 7. Who gives a s — Janet Tolworthy 6. My eyes 1. Shopping 7. What a drag! Laura Szinyei 2. To successfully finish all my 1. Playing my guitar future years of school Chris Tyler 2. To play the piano 3. Immaturity 1. Raising h — II 3. Spiders 4. Spending money 2. To steal a helicoptor 4. Good music 5. A certain German Shepherd dog 3. Backstabbers 5. Guitar 6. Dark hair and eyes 4. My toe nails 6. My eyes 5. My motorcycle Melanie Totten 6. My earlobes Janine Theriault 1. Playing baseball 7. Aaay, ya know what 1 mean?' 1. Drama 3. Two-faced people 2. To be important 4. Boys Floyd Valentine 3. Narrow minded people 5. Autographed baseball 1. Working on cars 4. Older men, food 6. My eyes 2. Becoming a race driver 5. My guitar 7. What's it to you? 3. Working 6. My smile 4. Girls 7. Yeah, really! Robin Tracy 5. My car 1. Checking out guys 6. Driving fast Mary Lou Thomas 2. To be Somebody 7. Bandit 1. Parties 3. Phonies and being skinny 2. To have horses 4. Food Michelle Veltri 4. Cigarettes and candy 5. My class ring 1. Partying with M.S., Y.J., and 5. Ben 6. My dimple Cardinal Puff 7. How bizarrel 7. What a hasslel 2. W.A.L. 3. Crosstown 4. Marbledale 5. My stereo 6. My eyes 7. Peace Sue Verba 1. Checking out guys 2. To be Somebody 3. McDonald's, dull people 5. My car 6. I wasn't given onel 7. Ya wanna get lucky? Jim Ward 1. Going to parties 2. To fix up my truck 4. School 5. My truck 7. Yaaaal Bob Waymouth 1. Water skiing 2. Translator for Idi Amin 3. Filling out forms 4. Saying no 6. Modesty and laconic speed 7. This is the bloody pitsl Mark Weiss 1. Bootleg radio broadcasting 2. To be a concert organist 4. Girls 5. The stereo system 6. My talent in speaking 7. One in the sack is worth a hundred in the face Cary Westfall 1. Being with Donna 2. Football practice and raquet club 4. Chevy II 6. Me Glen Winans 1. Listening to music and sports 2. To get through life ALIVEI 3. Stuck-up people 4. Judy 5. Judy, stereo 6. My eyes 7. What's happening? Wendy Winkelvoss 1. Spending it with people (Friends) 2. Professional dancer 3. Two-faced people 4. Guys with blonde hair and blue eyes 5. My car and E.L. 6. My hair, eyes, smile 7. You're kidding Marian Whitmann 1. Checking out guys 3. Winter 4. Peppermints 5. Dusty 7. Shut up! Lynne Wojciechowski 1. Being with my good friends, writing songs 2. Receiving my doctorate in marine biology 3. Phoney people, French 4. Marine biology 5. My two best friends Robyn Woods 1. Being with my friends 2. To make an important discovery 3. People who walk slowly down the hall 4. Food 5. My friends 6. My personality 7. Thanks a loti Marie Wooley 1. Being with friends 2. To take the 'vet and run 3. Ronald M.'s immature comments 4. Koala bears 5. Lee Scott 7. 'Terrible situationl Kathie Wright 1. Playing guitar and writing songs 2. To be a famous singer, songwriter 3. Stuck-up people 4. M M's 5. My guitar 6. my eyes 7. Hey, Jackson, what's that you say? Steven Young 1. Traveling 2. To do it all 3. Phoney people 4. Putting things off 5. My life 6. My eyes Robin Zidack 1. Playing football 2. To be a radio disc jockey ,3. Inconsiderate people 4. Food 5. My Chicago albums and class ring 6. My hair and eyes 7. Could be brutal! Renee Zielke 1. Dancing 2. To run my own dancing school 3. Cliques 4. J.W. 5. My gold heart 7. Who, me? Time does not pass Ron Marsicano James Setear Henry Marshall Denise Elizabeth Columbo “So let the ashes fall and lay where they will One last time, sing that old song we used to know, but this time a little more slowly. — Daniel Fogelburg 182 it is motionless . . . Stephanie Jayne Smith Melanie M. Totten Christopher A. Tyler Renee Zielke “In my act I don't have things to remember. I have things to do. In fact, I don't even have an act. I just act like I do.” — Author Unknown 183 it is we who pass upon its surface Lorraine M. Parsons Laura Caroline Pelton Caroline Germaine Parker What ever it is you think you might have, you have nothing to lose, for every dead and living thing, time runs like a fuse, and the fuse is burninV' — Jackson Browne “Live for today, dream for tomorrow, and love forever. Remember to share your day, your dream and your love. Then and only then will you be loved. — L.C.P. I don't know where I'm going but I'm on my way. — Author Unknown 184 as ships that sail upon the sea . . . Tammy Leah McBreairty For this is wisdom; to love, to live. To take what fate, or the gods, may give. To ask no question, to make no prayer. To kiss the lips and caress the hair. Speed passion's ebb as you greet its flow. To have, — to hold, — and, — in time, — let go! — Laurence Hope Shanna Raye McKee If you smile at me I will understand, 'cause that is something everybody everywhere does in the same language. — Crosby, Stills, Nash Dawn Elizabeth Michalek What I feel — I can't say — But my love is there for you anytime of day. But if it's not love — that you need — then I'll try my best to make everything succeed. — George Harrison 185 Remember When . . John showed us his back seat pilot's license? Oskar got nabbed with a six pack and was suspended? Tracey said, Mr. Golanski, I think I cut off something that I wasn't supposed to? Passing in Chem Study meant getting a 40% or better? Mike Brown and Art Antunes carried a nine foot banana tree down the hall? Denise, Liz, Eva, Kathy newspapered Mr. Nick's blackboard? John couldn't fill out a traveler's check? There were parties — (contributed by Dave Crane) Dave Cruise hung a bra on the flagpole? Greg Marsan gave his rendition on the theory of theta? Lisa thought we were going to have the Eagles for our prom? Louis invented mortuary faggots in Chem Study? We had Western Civ. digs? Scott Lafond had goldie locks? The A.P.U.S. History class had its own Apathy Corner (who cares?) Greg played the Ramones in the Cafeteria? Brian got sick in front of the Windmill Diner? Jennifer, Lynne, and Connie had a Lonely Hearts Club ? Brad said If the French Unknown Soldier is unknown, then how do they know he's French? Ginger pushed the adding machine off the desk? Mike Brown broke his hand punching out the wall in the gym? Barb got emotional during history filmstrips? Greg Marsan recited, Trees, trees, trees, by Poe Jr.? Greg Marsan and Louis Carmellini teamed up to form the bite-me team? We had a head count of 46 in the girls lav.? John thought Cat Stevens was a quarterback? We had a live turkey on our Sophomore float? Greg told us the Tiz Bottle joke so we shouldn't have Math class, or English class, or History, or . . .? Eggbert was in tne Bandr 186 We had Colonial Dinners in American Studies? The Band placed second among 75 bands at Naugatuck? Lisa mixed up vertex and origin and said, virgin ? We had Latin Dinners at the Lindholms? Nancy was thrown into the locker room and B.B., D.M., J.R., B.A. were in the showers? Rex gave a speech to Auditorium study and only 1 person applauded? They changed the attendance policy? Paulette ate a mouthful of glass in Mexico? Arbusto made the driveway corners at 65 Mph? We had smoke bombs in the cafeteria and lav? Lynne got along with Mrs. Maleh? The science wing smelled alright? Mr. Kwas' senior math class sang Happy Birthday to Mr. Ferriss? It snowed in May? Beth Lowell broke her hockey stick during a varsity game? We had American Studies trips? Randy asked Mrs. Maleh if she was married? John didn't say anything dumb? J.R. missed the first 8 out of 1 1 days of school? Mr. Physics told Mr. Joy's class that he was a '67 chevy wagon race car driver? Lisa slid into home (room)? Our floats stayed together before the homecoming parade? Soccer had 2 consecutive state tournament seasons? Our class made a 1 dollar profit from a dance? Meditation in Mrs. Hughson's class? Amy punched Mr. Ferris in the mouth during Algebra II? Lynne ran around at basketball games saying, I know you ? Lisa Pielli broke Mr. Asman's movie screen? Marie had wall attacks? Graduation seemed so far away? 187 SUPERLATIVES CLASS OF 1978 Sue Verba, Greg Marsan MOST MISCHIEVOUS CLASS BLUSHERS AND CLASS FLIRTS Betty-Ann O'Brien, Mark Squires Doug Minck, Liana Hyatt Mrs. Lewis, Mr. Nicolas FAVORITE TEACHERS Bob Waymouth, Amy Thompson APPLE POLISHERS Val Duhan, Louie Rebstock CLASS COUPLE TALLEST AND SHORTEST Kathy Bailey, Steve Fadel, Marie Center 189 BEST BUDDIES Connie Ross, Jennifer Stead, Lynne Wojciechowski Sylvia Reid, Bob Waymouth DONE MOST FOR CLASS BEST ATHLETES Cathy Hasulak, Dave Carlson Liana Hyatt, Missy Veltri, Mark Rosato BIGGEST B.Sers CLASS PARTIERS Betty-Ann O'Brien, Mike Harrison Brad Anderson. Denise Bauer MOST GULLIBLE Janet Campbell. Ray Bucknam QUIETEST Bob Ayres, Sue Verba MOST TALKATIVE BEST BUDDIES Jim Stack, Jim Ward MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Nancy Anderson, Bob Waymouth Amy Thompson, Bob Waymouth MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty-Ann O'Brien, Dave Crane NONCONFORMISTS MOST STUDIOUS Abigail Ganong. Oskar Rogg CLASS ARTISTS Shanna McKee. Greg Marsan, Lisa Pielli from harbor to harbor Robert Roache Chris Miller Douglas Edward Minck Natalie Kim Misericordia Raise h — , you have more fun. — Author Unknown If you love something, set it free, if it comes back, it's yours, if not it never was. — Author Unknown 194 Darlene Regina Marsicano Look not for beauty or whiteness of skin but look for a heart that is loyal within, for beauty will fade and skin grow old but a heart that's loyal is better than gold. — Author Unknown Gregory Matthew Marsan TV dinners by the pool I'm so glad I finished school. — Frank Zappa 195 CLASS DIRECTORY E. Ahern 120 S. Fadel 131 T. Allen 120 C. Faulenbach 131 B. Anderson 120 S. Fletcher 138 N. Anderson 120 C. Florian 138 A. Antunes 120 B. Foley 138 G. Arbusto 120 E. Foss 138 V. Arciola 120 C. Fredlund 138 B. Armstrong 121 A. Ganong 143 P. Athans 121 M. Gassett 146 R. Ayres 121 A. Gerstenmaier 146 K. Bailey 121 B. Gibbon 146 J. Baker 122 T. Gill 134 W. Ballard 122 M. Giuffre 134 R. Banzhaf 122 S. Godialis 134 A. Barlow 122 P. Gottlieb 147 B. Barrick 122 T. Grady 147 D. Bauer 123 J. Haase 147 B. Beatty 123 F. Hapke 148 W. Begasse 123 S. Harris 148 D. Birch 123 M. Harrison 135 L. Biro 123 R. Hastings 148 J. Bosse 123 C. Hasulak 149 B. Bouquillon 124 L. Hawker 149 D. Bowman 124 T. Hayward 135 S. Brennan 124 N. Heaton 149 E. Brenner 124 T. Hehl 150 M. Brown 124 K. Herbert 135 W. Buckman 125 R. Hodge 136 P. Burden 125 M. Hoffman 150 M. Burnette 125 B. Hogan 150 C. Burns 125 L. Howard 136 L Burrows 125 L. Hyatt 151 D. Butterfield 125 J. Hyland 151 C. Camp 126 J. Inness 151 G. Campbell 126 T. Ireland 136 J. Campbell 126 M. Jajer 152 L. Cannon 126 J.Johnson 152 L. Carmellini 126 H. Keilich 152 B. Carlson 129 J. Kennedy 153 D. Carlson 129 J. Kernochan 153 A. Carter 129 B. Kerr 153 M. Center 129 J. Kilian 154 L. Corbett 129 D. Kimberly 154 C. Corna 129 E. Koegler 154 G. Costa 130 J. Kolman 138 E. Cusack 130 B. Kunz 155 P. Daniels 130 J. Kutchera 155 W. Darrah 130 S. Lafond 155 F. Dealy 130 C. Lake 155 V. Duhan 130 B. Lane 156 H. Egan 131 D. LaMadeleine 138 K. Elsesser 131 L. Lapinsky 156 O S. Larson 157 R. Roache 194 M. Lasagna 157 J. Rogers 163 T. Lee 157 0. Rogg 163 D. Leonard 158 C. Ross 163 K. Lillis 139 E. Ryan 163 B. Lohmann 158 A. Santella 168 B. Lowell 159 J. Setear 182 P. Loormann 158 A. Schuchat 168 M. Madden 159 K. Sides 168 D. Malumphy 164 S. Schafer 168 F. Malumphy 164 L. Smith 168 K. Marcy 164 S. Smith 183 G. Marsan 195 B. Stark 140 J. Marsh 139 J. Stead 169 D. Marsicano 167 R. Stebbins 169 A. Martin 167 G. Stone 169 P. McBriearty 167 G. Strobino 169 T. McBriearty 185 M. Squires 169 K. McDonald 159 L. Szinyei 170 S. McKee 185 J. Theriault 170 A. Morasco 167 M. Thomas 170 L. Morey 167 A. Thompson 170 F. Morren 167 1. Titus 170 J. Morrison 162 D. Tobin 171 D. Michalek 185 J. Tolworthy 171 D. Minck 194 M. Totten 183 N. Misericordia 194 R. Tracy 171 M. Murphy 162 R. Tremont 171 P. Murphy 162 S. Turk 171 J. Murray 162 C. Tyler 183 J. Naradzay 162 D. Valentine 172 R. Nieman 165 F. Valentine 172 K. Nelson 165 K. VanValkenburg 172 K. Nott 165 M. Veltri 172 B. O'Brien 165 S. Verba 172 J. Olsen 165 J. Ward 173 C. Parker 184 R. Waymouth 173 L. Parker 184 C. Westfall 173 L. Parsons 184 K. White 173 L. Pelton 184 G. Winans 173 W. Petitt 197 W. Winkelvoss 174 L. Pielli 197 M. Wittmann 174 S. Pinette 197 K. Wright 174 M. Ploch 197 L. Wojciechowski 174 C. Prange 197 P. Wooden 174 C. Prange 140 R. Woods 174 S. Pratt 166 M. Wooley 175 W. Purdy 166 S. Young 175 J. Purvinis 166 W. Zidack 175 J. Randazzo 166 R. Zielke 183 S. Reid 166 R. Richardson 163 196 embark upon another voyage. — Winston Abbott Wendy Kim Petitt Lisa Marie Pielli I m the Master Magician. Who'll help you escape from the lies you've been told. When they're breaking your back bring the last straw to me. I turn straw into gold. I break chains made of boredom that others have lived with for years. I leave good news on doorsteps and laughs where there used to be tears.” — Kenny Ascher Paul Williams I want to learn what life is for I don't want much, I just want more. Ask what I want, and I will sing I want everything (everything) — R.H. P.W. Stuart Harold Pinette Michael Joseph Ploch Cherie L. Prange Oh very young — what will you leave us this time — you're only dancing on this earth for a short while — and though your dreams may toss and turn you now — they will vanish away like your Dad's best jeans. — Cat Stevens All great man are dead, and I'm not feeling so well myself. — Author Unknown Touch me and let me know how much you are. Feel me and let me sense the emotions of being explored. Hold me and let me examine the warmth of your body, against mine, kiss me and let me taste the wonderful thing that are with held within you. Love me . . . and let me feel secure.” — Author Unknown 197 • 4 EARTH SPORTS MARKOFF SHOES Bank Street New Milford, Ct. On The Green New Milford, Ct. 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EXPERT mO REPAIRS best uiisljtffi Id U|p €?]A£ of XB7S DeVoe THE DEVOE REALTY COMPANY NEW MILFORD OFFICE: The DeVoe Realty Company 7 Kent Road New Milford Conn. 06776 Tel. (203) 354-5571 210 KENT OFFICE: The DeVoe Realty Company Main Street P.O. Box 158 Kent, Conn. 06757 Tel. (203) 927-3571 CORNWALL OFFICE: DeVoe Realty of Cornwall Cornwall Bridge Cornwall, Conn. 06754 Tel. (203) 672-6621 SHARON OFFICE: The DeVoe Realty Company Sharon Shopping Center Sharon, Conn 06069 Tel (203) 364 5571 BIRO REAL ESTATE, INC 411 Danbury Road New Milford, CT 203 • 354-2295 99 Lake Avenue Ext. Danbury, CT 203 - 792-5506 AGWAY Our Full Line Of Banking Services Purs You ASteo Ahead vstep OfThi eRest. • Savings Accounts • Checking Accounts • Loans • PrimeLine® • Draft Savings® Travelers’ Checks Safe Deposit Boxes Money Orders N.O.W. Accounts Vacation Clubs • Christmas Clubs Colonial Bancorp Banks The Colonial Bank and Trust Company • Constitution Bank and Trust Company The Plamville Trust Company • Second New Haven Bank 66 offices to serve you throughout Connecticut. Members FDIC • • f. JACK W. STRAUB INC. Plumbing — Heating k Pump Installations 29 Bridge Street New Milford, Ct. THE BOOKWORM Best Sellers in Hardcover and Paperback Books Cards for all occasions Village Green Mall Carol and Ed 41 Main Street Sheehan New Milford, Ct. (203) 355-0448 CAPPIELLO IS Main Street. New Milford 253 Main Street, Danbury 424 Main Street. Ridgefield 54 Gleneida Avenue. Carmel SWEENEY'S PUB 46 Railroad Street New Milford, Ct. Your Hometown Bank! Member FDIC A(ew ( Milford 'Trust Com WELCOME THE LIEBERUM FAMILY We, the Class of '78, would like to extend our sincere thanks to: Mr. Daniel Dudde Mrs. Joanne Lewis Mr. Thomas McDevitt Mrs. Diane Miller-Osborne Morey's I.G.A. New Milford Booster Club Mr. Richard Sheridan Mr. Joseph Wiser . . . and to all of the businesses and people of New Milford which have supported us at the High School. We would also like to formally thank Mr. Robert Pielli, our official yearbook photographer. ’TiSir:; (III Queremos fcgr trabajaroo coi Die Dapi 216 ii l ecer : otjrbfe no Miller- al j nnos que