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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1979 volume:

INDEX SENIORS FACULTY UNDERCLASSMEN CLUBS SPORTS SPONSORS Dedication 16 NEW MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL 25 SUNNY VALLEY ROAD NEW MILFORD CONNECTICUT 17 79 103 131 157 193 SHERMAN We. the New Milford High School Class of 1979. cannot claim to share a common heritage, a common spirit, nor common goals. We all. however, are encircled by geographic boundaries and reside within that region at the same time. We share a common time and space. The two towns in which we live. New Milford and Sherman, are captured in this volume as they are in 1978 and 1979. Neither the towns nor we will ever be the same. Our dispersion is eminent. We will no longer be found wholly within a tiny spot on the Earth. We will be expanding our geographic horizons. We dedicate ourselves to expand ourselves in every positive meaning of the word, without forgetting the beautiful towns of Sherman and New Milford and their people during school days at New Milford High School. DANIEL ADAMS ANNE-MARIT BAKKA DEBBIE LYNN ALLEN LISA ANGELA BACHETTI MATTHEW BARKSDALE DANIEL ADAMS In this vast world of sports and competition. Winning isn’t everything. It’s the only thing! — Vince Lombardi DEBBIE ALLEN No day is over if it makes a memory. — Unknown LISA ANGELA BACHETTI The tragedy of life is not that it ends so soon, but that we wait so long to begin it. — Richard L. Evans ANNE-MARIT BAKKA Just take it day by day.—Dick O’Brian DIANA LYNN BARRY Take your time, think a lot, why think of everything you’ve got. for you will still be here tomorrow, though your dreams may not. Cat Stevens TAMMY ANN BASHER Many people think of having rich treasures and the perfect love it seems. But you’ll learn from experience those are the ones that live their lives in dreams. — James McBreairty LORIN ELIZABETH BAUER My life is like a stroll on the beach, as near the edge as I can go. - Henry David Thoreau DOUGLAS G. ARNOLD 18 SCOTT BARKSDALE JOHN BARNCJM DIANA LYNN BARRY 19 JEFFREY E. BEATTY I firmly believe that any man’s finest hour—his greatest fulfillment to all he holds dear—Is that moment when he has worked his heart out in good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle—victorious. — Vince Lombardi MICHAEL DENNIS BEGASSE Go closer, hold the land, feel partly, no more than grains of sand. We stand to lose all time a thousand answers by in our hand. Next to your deeper fear we stand surrounded by a million years. — Jon Anderson and Steve Howe NANCY ELIZABETH BENAVIDES The days come and go. but they say nothing, and if we do not use the gifts they bring, they carry them as silently away. — Emerson JANICE ANNETTE BETHEL BRANDON D. BLACKER AJMEE MARCIA BERRENT Though I know I’ll never lose affection for people and things that went before. I know I’ll often stop and think about them. In my life I’ll love you more. — Lennon and McCartney JANICE ANNETTE BETHEL Each is given a bag of tools, A shapeless mass, a book of rules: And each must make. Ere life is flown, A stumbling-block. Or a stepping-stone. — R. L. Sharpe TINA MARIE BEYER Hard work never killed a man but it sure has scared a lot of them. — Unknown TINA MARIE BEYER THEODORE BURTON BOOTH JR. HOWIE BISHOP And you and I climb crossing the shapes of the morning. And you and I reach over the sun for the river. And you and I climb clearer towards the movement. And you and I called over valleys of endless seas. — Yes KAREN ANN BOSSE If you smile I will understand, because that is something everyone does in the same language. — Crosby, Stills, and Nash HOWIE BISHOP KAREN ANN BOSSE 21 DIANA LYNN BOUCHER ANITA A. BRAY DIANA LYNN BOUCHER He drew a circle that shut me out— Heretic, rebel, a thing to flount. But love and I had the wit to win: We drew a circle that took him in! Edwin Markham ANITA A. BRAY Youth is a fast gallop over a smooth track to the bright horizon ... The time of great expectations for yourself and expectations of others for you—to be fulfilled at an unspecified time called “someday. Harold Azine CHARLES MICHAEL BRENNER One fives as long as he is remembered. Charlie Brenner TIMOTHY D. BRODERICK As the days roll on and the nights pass away. I realize it’s time to go on, I can no longer stay. The time has risen for my venture in life to begin, my destination is uncertain, but my path will be anything except thin. Yhtomit Kciredorb SUZANNE LYNN BROWN I remember the gleams and glooms that dart Across the school boy’s brain: The song and the silence in the heart. That in part are prophecies, and in part are longings wild and vain. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow WILLIAM EDWARD BRUNNER I am rather like a mosquito in a nudist camp: I know what I ought to do. but 1 don’t know where to begin. Stephen Bayne HOLLY KIM BRYER Love is a rose but you’d better not pick it—only grows when it’s on the vine. Linda Ronstadt KATHRYN R. BUCKNAM If you smile I will understand, ’cause that is something everyone does in the same language. Crosby. Stills, and Nash GAIL BUTTERFIELD 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. Christine McVie (Fleetwood Mac) ANASTASIA CAPLANSON To him whose elastic and vigorous thought keeps pace with the sun, the day is a perpetual morning. Thoreau KEVIN C. BRODEUR DEBRA ANN BRODERICK TIMOTHY D. BRODERICK CHARLES MICHAEL BRENNER i ■ 22 SUZANNE LYNN BROWN JAMES R. BRYER WILLIAM EDWARD BRUNNER KATHRYN R. BUCKNAM HOLLY KIM BRYER ANNA DOROTHEA BURROWS ROBERT A. CARLSON . x. 23 CAROLINE ELIZABETH CHENEY JOSEPH B. CHAMBERLIN NICOLE CIGNOLI PHILIP M. CATGLLO CLARK J. CHAPIN BETH MARY CLARK JAMES M. CARMELLINI 24 TINA DARLENE CONRAD DANIEL CASH CONROD JAMES M. CARMELLINI I’ve got to start getting sensible, tomorrow. — Schulz JOSEPH B. CHAMBERLIN That God is on one side and all the people on the other side and Christ Jesus himself man, is between them to bring them together by giving his life for all mankind — 1 Timothy 2:4, 5 6 CAROLINE ELIZABETH CHENEY Love me without fear Trust me without questioning Need me without demanding Accept me without change Desire me without inhibitions For a love so free ... ... will never fly away. — Dick Sulphen NICOLE CIGNOU Be civil to all: sociable to many: Familiar to few: friend to one; Enemy to none. — Benjamin Franklin BETH MARY CLARK High on this mountain, the clouds down below. I’m feeling so strong and alive. From this rocky perch I’ll continue to search, for the wind and the snow and the sky. — Dan Fogelberg TINA DARLENE CONRAD When we stand together, a class, our friendships grow. When we are apart friendships stand tall, yet each alone, are a whole. Let this be our dream; Let this be our goal. — Tina Conrad DANIEL CASH CONROD I’m only interested in two things, see if you can guess what they are. — Mr. Idio Syncracy Himself MARGARET M. COOK Life is a series of surprises and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. — Emerson MARGARET M. COOK LINDA CORREA LOIS MARIE CORNWELL JH DALE N. DAHLBERG JR. LOIS MARIE CORNWELL Our yesterdays are gone, so let’s live for our tomorrows. — L. C. LINDA CORREA 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 DALE N. DAHLBERG, JR. Disagreements and misunderstandings never harm a true friendship. The respect for each other’s opinions can only improve it. — D. N. D. 25 THOMAS J. D’AMATO DENISE PATRICIA DELANEY JUNE D’ANNA THOMAS J. D’AMATO They say I’m crazy but I have a good time. — Joe Walsh JUNE D’ANNA So put me on a highway and show me a sign and take it to the limit one more time. — Eagles DONNA ELIZABETH DECARO Others are others. I am 1. — Unknown DENISE PATRICIA DELANEY Men are the children of the Universe, with foolish enterprises and irrational hopes. — A. N. Whitehead LAWRENCE EDWARD DELLEA Let us cling together as the years go by. Oh my love, my love. In the quiet of the night. Let our candle always bum. Let us never lose the lessons we have learned. — Brian May STEVEN M. DENNIS All of our tomorrows are our future. Be adventurous and see what the world has to offer. And know yourself, so you can live and enjoy the things that come your way, rather than worrying about the things that don’t. — Steven M. Dennis PATRICIA DARCY DOYLE It doesn’t matter so long as you’re sincere. — Linus MICHAEL STEWART DREYFUS You don’t possess me. don’t impress me, just upset my mind. Can’t instruct me or conduct me, just use up my time. — King Crimson THERESE MARIE DUCEY Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others also bring it to themselves. — Unknown LAWRENCE EDWARD DELLEA DONNA ELIZABETH DECARO ROBIN DUNCAN I am not interested so much in what I do with my hands or words as what I do with my feelings. I want to live from the inside out and not from the outside in. — Unknown ANNIE C. ELLIOT Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today. TIMOTHY W. ELLIS Little I ask: my wants are few: I only wish a hut of stone. A very plain brownstone will do. — Oliver Wendell Holmes STEVEN M. DENNIS 26 EDGAR L DOWNES JR. PATRICIA DARCY DOYLE MICHAEL STEWART DREYFUS THERESA MARIE DUCEY ROBIN DUNCAN GLEN MARK EASTERBROOK TIMOTHY W. ELUS KAREN ELSESSER 27 DAVID CHARLES ENGLUND THOMAS J. FARRELL JEFF FISH BARBARA EVENSON CATHERINE FISHER BILL ENOS MARIA ESCOLONA 28 TODD EVAN FLETCHER STACEY LEIGH FRANKEL TERRENCE P. FLYNN DENISE RUTH FREEMAN THOMAS FOX GARY FOLEY DAVID CHARLES ENGLCJND So many tangles In life are ultimately hopeless that we have no appropriate sword other than laughter. Gordon W. Aliport BILL ENOS The true travelers are only those who depart for the sake of departing; with hearts light as balloons. They never avoid their destiny and always say, Let us gof, without knowing why. Charles Baudelaine MARIA ESCOLONA Two roads diverged into a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. Robert Frost THOMAS J. FARRELL If you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds worth of distance run. Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it. And which is more—you’ll be a Man. my son! Rudyard Kipling JEFF FISH When in doubt. Let it be ... Unknown CATHERINE FISHER Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow. Don’t walk behind me. I may not lead. Walk beside me, and just be my friend. Camus TODD EVAN FLETCHER If you would have things come your way, go after them. Unknown THOMAS FOX I’ve been aware at the time going by. They say in the end it’s the wink of an eye. And when the morning light comes streaming in, you’ll get up and do it again. Jackson Brown DENISE RUTH FREEMAN All I wanna say is be ever wonderful in your own sweet way. Maurice White 29 MELISSA ELLEN GEE JANEGIDDINGS DAVID J. GEYER MELISSA GARI 30 MELISSA GARI What lies behind you and what lies before you are tiny matters compared to what lies within you. — Emerson MELISSA ELLEN GEE Now I’m learning to fly and this freedom is like nothing that I’ve ever known. I’ve seen the bottom and I’ve been on top, but mostly lived in between. And where do you go when you get to the end of your dream? — Dan Fogelberg ERIC WAITE GEIGER Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. — Hawthorne DEBORAH A. GIGLIO FREDERICK PETER GOULD JANE E. GIDDINGS The rainbow is more beautiful than the pot at the end, because the rainbow is now, and the pot never turns out to be quite what I expected. — Unknown DEBORAH A. GIGLIO Yesterday is but a dream, and tomonow is only a vision, but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. — Unknown GINNI GILLEN And as you push off from the shore won’t you turn your head once more and make peace with everyone? — Jethro Tull GINNI GILLEN LINDA ANN GRADY LINDA ANN GRADY 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 the guts to try either. — E. K. COLEEN ANN GRAY There is a road, no simple highway between the dawn and the dark of night... and if you go no one may follow, that path is for your steps alone ... — Grateful Dead CHARLYN MARIE GODIALIS t COLEEN ANN GREY 31 DAVID GROSSENBACHER SAM GUSTAFSON STEVEN B. HALL HELEN HEATON Fear not that your life should come to an end. but rather that it shall never have a beginning. DAVID GROSSENBACHER 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 CLARE HANEY To work it out I let them in All the good guys and the bad guys that I’ve been All the devils that disturb me and the angels that defeated them somehow come together in me now. — Paul Williams JOHN J. HARAN It wasn’t easy—it was hard as hell. You didn’t get luck in a wishin’ well. Never worked so hard—had so much pain. Won’t change for anything. — Cheap Trick CATHLEEN HEHL Choose life— only that and always, and at whatever risk. To let life leak out, to let it wear away by the mere passage of time, to withhold giving it and spreading it, is to choose nothing. — Sister Helen Kelley KAREN HENKEL Don’t let it bring you down it’s only castles burning find someone who’s turning and you will come around. — Neil Young DENNIS HERBERT Hang onto your plans ... try as they might, they cannot steal your dreams. — Geddy Lee ’77 SUZANNE ELVIRA HETZEL And now here is my secret, a very simple secret! It is only with the heart that one can see rightly: What is essential is invisible to the eye. — Antoine DeSaint Exupery JIM HILTON Many times I’ve used. Many times I’ve listened. Many times I’ve wondered how much there is to know. Many dreams come true, and some have silver linings. I live for many dreams and a pocket full of gold. Mellow is the man who knows what he’s been missing. Many many men can’t see the open road. — Led Zepplin 32 JEANETTE MARIE HIPP JO ANN ELIZABETH HIPP 33 GERALD ROBERT HOVIUS TRACY LEIGH JANESKY DAWN HOLTON I’ll be o.k., just go ahead out there, right out there, do what you say you’re gonna do and who knows. Someday someone might even write a song about you. — Bob Dylan KORIN A. HYATT This must be torture as I see But cannot touch, as the night grows older and the flame gets hotter, it ends with a sudden splash. — M.S.D. TRACY LEIGH JANESKY Those who bring sunshine to the life of others. cannot keep it from themselves. — Sir James Barrie CHRISTINE MARY JENSEN Don’t believe what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding. Find out what you already know and you’ll see the way. — Richard Bach 34 DAWN HULTON CHRISTINE MARY JENSEN MARY LOUISE KEIP What fortitude the soul contains, that it can so endure The accent of a coming foot, the opening of the door. — Emily Dickinson MICHAEL R. KELLEY Love is life, and hate is living death. Take your life for what its worth and live for every breath. — Black Sabbath GLEN DANIEL KRIZAN I guess it was just a dream but even now it all seems so vivid to me. Clearly yet I see the beckoning hand of the oracle as he stood at the summit of the staircase. — Neil Peart. 2112 MELISSA LEIGH KROSKY If I could save this day, it would be you that I would remember every spring. When the snow is left in the patches on the ground and flowers, like the ones you found reaching for the sun. I would remember part of you this way. — Unknown KORIN A. HYATT MARY LOUISE KEIP BARBARA LYNN LaMADELEINE Life is only what you make it. TRACY ALAN LAMBERTSON If I leave here tomorrow, would you still remember me, cause I’m as free as a bird now, and the bird you’ll never change. — Lynyrd Skynyrd MONA LAMBRACHT Gather ye rosebuds while ye may. Old time is still aflying. And this same flower—that smiles today tomorrow will be dying. — Unknown MICHAEL KELLY TODD BRIAN KESSMAN MONA LAMBRACHT GLEN DANIEL KRIZAN BARBARA LYNN LaMADELEINE TRACY LAMBERTSON 35 MICHAEL LARMORE RAMONA ANNE LARSON MONIKA ILSE LATHROP MORELAND ANTHONY LeBOEUF JR. DENISE LENNON KIM LEAVENWORTH SHARON JOY LESTIK RAMONA ANNE LARSON So on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out. There’s so much left to know and I’m on the road to find out. Cat Stevens MONIKA ILSE LATHROP We can only appreciate the miracle of a sunrise, when we have waited In darkness. KIM LEAVENWORTH The woods are lovely dark and deep but I have promises to keep and miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost MORELAND ANTHONY LEBOEUF. JR. Faces keep on changing, but the spirit stays the same. D. Moore DAVE LEWIS GARY LOORMAN DENISE LENNON 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 SHARON JOY LESTIK Hold fast to dreams, for If dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Langstom Hughes DAVE LEWIS So as you push off from the shore, won’t you turn your head once more—and make your peace with everyone? For those who choose to stay, will live just one more day—to do the things they should have done. Ian Anderson KRISTY UNDHOLM Oh Lord, won’t you buy me a Mercedes Benz? My friends all drive Porsches, I must make amends. I’ve worked hard all my lifetime, no help from my friends. Oh Lord, won’t you buy me a Mercedes Benz? JUUE ANN LOPEZ I always seem to be feeling either superior or Inferior, one up or one down, better off or worse then everyone else. The superior moments are elating, but the rare and blessed moments are when I feel equal. M. Prather DAVID E. LORD Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind. Rolling Stones ALLAN SCOTT LINCOLN KRISTY L1NDHOLM DAVID E. LORD JUUE ANN LOPEZ 37 BRENDA MARIE LOURENCO Each day passes leaving, its tears of laughter. And we are just children of its dawning, together as a group we will share each sunrise. And together we will share its morning. — Brenda Lourenco SUZANNE G. LURIE Each love 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 MARY M. MAHONOR The time to be happy is now. — Unknown KAREN MALUM PHY If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you. it’s yours. If it doesn’t, it never was. — Unknown JOHN MANOUSE Winning isn’t everything, it’s the only thing. — Vince Lombardi DONNA M. McCREA I get high with a little help from my friends. — Beatles. SARA McDONAGH Our lives are mixed for years, then the days pass faster, and suddenly we’re separated. Going into the world alone and scared. KATHLEEN ALICE McGARRY Sweet memories flashing very quickly by reminding me, giving me a reason why. I know that my goal is more than a thought. I’ll be there when I teach what I’ve been taught. — Alex Lifeson CATHY McGUINESS To see a world in a grain of sand, and heaven in a wild flower, now infinity in the palm of your hand, and eternity in an hour. — William Blake PATRICIA J. McHANN What I’ll give you since you asked is all my time together. Take the rugged sunny days, the warm and rocky weather. Take the roads that I have walked looking for tomorrow’s time. — Judy Collins JOHN McKEON The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear. — Socrates CHRISTINE L. McMAHON One seed can start a garden One drop can start a sea One doubt can start a hating One dream can set us free — Joan Walsh Anglund CAROLYN A. McNIFF Keep a watch on the shoreline there’s a boat that’s lost out there It is tossed out there Trying to pilot in alone And in the hold in every single hope I’ve ever had I’ll stay here on the beach until you reach me and come home. — Phoebe Snow BRENDA MARIE LOURENCO MARY M. MAHANOR JOHN MANOUSE SUZANNE G. LURIE KAREN MALUMPHY DONNA McCREA SARA McDONAGH KATHLEEN AUCE Me GARRY ■■■■ CATHY McGGINNESS PATRICIA McHANN CAROLYN ANGELA McNIFF JOHN McKEON CHRISTINE McMAHON 39 MELISSA MELE LISA DAWN MELISSA MEAGAN KATHY J. MILLER LINDA MONEGHAN KATHLEEN C. MORRIS GREGORY MICHAEL MICHALEK DONNA A. MOREA KATHY MEEHAN NANCY MARIE MORRIS JEFFREY GLENN MORRISON SCJSAN MULRY LISA DAWN MELISSA MEAGAN Waste not time while love is in your sight. For cherished moments rule the future’s course. As singers sing their songs—yes, poets write of life’s illumination and remorse. — Lisa Meagan KATHY MEEHAN You’ve got the world in the palm of your hand and your future looks quite right to me. — Styx GREGORY MICHAEL MICHALEK Be a little different— 13 Greg “Mick’’ Michalek LINDA MONEGHAN Ready am I to go and my eagerness with sails full set awaits the wind. — Kahlil Gibram DONNA MOREA Each storm brings with it the promise of a rainbow. — Unknown KATHLEEN C. MORRIS To live your life in your own way ... To reach for the goal you have set for yourself... To be the you that you want to be—That is success. — Unknown NANCY MARIE MORRIS If a kindness I may show, if a good deed I may do to a suffering fellow man, let me do it while I can, no delay, for it is plain I shall not pass this way again. — Unknown JEFFREY GLENN MORRISON My home lies deep within you and I’ve got my own place in your soul, now when I look out through your eyes I’m young again, even though I’m very old. — Bruce Johnston JUDITH BARBARA MUNDAY ELIZABETH MARY MORRISSEY If music be the food of love—play on. SUSAN E. MULRY Time is like a river, as soon as a thing is seen, it is carried away and another takes its place, and then that other is earned away also. — Marcus Aurelius CAROLYN RUTH MUNCH You are not likely to find the flowers of happiness around the comer if you fail to see those at your feet. 41 BURT L. MUNSON Movin’ me down the highway, rollin’ me down the highway, movin’ ahead so life won’t pass me by — Jim Croce ELIZABETH KATHELEEN MURRAY If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it. you can become it. — William Arthur Ward JENNIFER A. NAHLEY The happiness of life is made up of minute fractions—the little soon forgotten charities of a smile, a kind look, a heartfelt compliment in the disguise of a playful railiery, and the countless other infinitesimals of pleasant thought and feeling. — Samuel Taylor Colerige JEFFREY VICTOR NELSON In the beginning man created God! And in the image of man, created he man. — Jethro Tull (Aqualung) KARYN MARIE NELSON Time, it flows faster than crystal waters and passes more silent than whispering winds. Yet as it becomes yesterday, it turns today’s experiences into tomorrow’s fond memories; a subtle inspiration for the future. — Karyn Nelson DANA B. NEWMAN And the seasons, they go round and round. And the painted ponies go up and down. We’re captive on a carousel of time, we can’t return we can only look behind from where we come, and go round and round and round in the circle game. — Joni Mitchell ANDREW MacGREGOR NICOL The first days are the hardest days don’t worry anymore cause when life looks like it’s on Easy Street. There is danger at your door. — The Dead RONALD A. NICOL Well I know only this I’ve got you today Don’t fly away cause I love what I love and I want it that way. — Grateful Dead ANDREA SUE NOREM You’ve been a friend of mine for so many years and friends are like rare stones; increasing in their value when in real life they can’t be owned. — Don Hill CHRISTOPHER NUREMBERG I will be the captain you draw the chart sailing into destiny closer to the heart. — RUSH ROBYN OSBORNE Well you know I don’t get off workin’ day after day. I wanna have some fun while I’m here I’ll play the game Where it’s going my way and there’s nothing like a party when it’s kicking into gear. — Boston BURT L. MUNSON JR. ELIZABETH KATHLEEN MURRAY KARYN MARIE NELSON 42 CHRISTOPHER NUREMBERG ■■■■ AR-- BARBARAJ. NOTT ROBYN OSBORNE 43 PETER W. PALAGONIA DARA PARE CATHY ANN PASSARELLI BETH MICHELE PERREAULT DEBORAH POGONOWSKI GARY PFAFF HEIDI F. PIUS LAURA ANNE PIELU 44 MARK E. POLETTO GEORGE W. PURDY JON PAUL POMPEA LINDA PRAUSE PETER W. PALAGONIA ... only the beginning — R. Lamm (Chicago) DARA PARE Many times I’ve lied Many times I’ve listened Many times I’ve wondered how much there is to know. — Led Zepplin CATHY ANN PASSARELLI And now as the tears subside I find it all amusing. to think I did all that and may I say not a shy way oh not me. I did it my way.” — Paul Anka BETH MICHELE PERREAULT What the world needs now is love, sweet love. It’s the only thing that there’s just too little of.” — Hal David LAURA ANNE PIELLI Plans I’ve a masquerade fading in fear of the coming day. Heroes tales like nightengales wrestle the wind as they run away. — Dan Fogelburgh MARTHA PITCHARD There is no Eden or heavenly gates that you’re 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 Fogelburg DEBORAH POGONOWSKI And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make. — Beatles LINDA PRAUSE Make your own music, sing your own song, and all of the world will be singing along. Reach for the highest strive for the best, live day by day and to God leave the rest. PATRICIA ELIZABETH RACZ It is easy to find fault in an idea. It is easier to say it can’t be done than to try. Thus it is through the fear of failure that some men create their own hell. — E. Jacob Tailor LEO EDWARD REAP. JR. You love the thunder and you love the rain. You know your hunger like you know your name. I’ve got your number if it’s still the same. You can dream but you can never go back the way you came. — Jackson Browne 1 LEO EDWARD REAP JR. 45 ATHEUA REBSTOCK ROBIN A. RICHARDS ROXANNE RINALDI Just remember love is life and hate is living death. Treat your life for what its worth and live for every breath. Black Sabbath DANIEL ROBLES Climbing the mountain was a major struggle. And if there wasn’t so much damn fog. the view would be magnificent. Unknown MOLLY ELIZABETH ROGER But what I do with today is important, for, I have exchanged a day of my life for it’s when tomorrow comes, today will be gone forever. I hope I will not regret the price I paid for it. Unknown DAVID A. ROHR Know then thyself, presume not God to scar, the proper study of mankind is man. Alexander Pope RICK ROSABELLA The change, it had to take place though it was sad to see it in your face, and I knew I had to go, but I just wanted you to know that I love you for who you are. Chico MARIANNE ELIZABETH RUSSELL A good friend, the friend may go away, but the good remains with us to inspire and encourage. Let us take heart then, for to hold one fondly in our memory, is to have forever a friend. Unknown DEBBIE ELIZABETH SANTASIERO People are afraid of their humanity because systematically they have been taught to become inhuman ... They have no understanding of what it is to love nature. And so our air is being polluted, our rivers are being poisoned, and our land is being cut up. Barry Commorer KAREN ANN RICHARDSON LAURA RUTH SAUL We the unknowing led by our God, have found life to be beautiful. Making no judgements other than for ourselves. Using no others for our own ends. Loving freely, openly, because God is love. Atilla (D.S.) MARY SCHNEIDER To love and be loved is to feel the sun from both sides. David Viscott JOANNE SCHROEDER It’s a new horizon and I’m awakin’ now oh I see myself in a brand new way. The sun is shinin’—the clouds are breakin’ jtause I can’t loose now—there’s no game to play. Boston DANIEL ROBLES MOLLY EUZABETH ROGER DAVID A. ROHR RICK ROSABELLA LAURA RUTH SAUL DEBBIE ELIZABETH SANTARSIERO RONALD E. SEGER JR. JOANNE SCHROEDER MARIANNE EUZABETH RUSSELL MARY SCHNEIDER 47 ANDREA SERINO ELIZABETH JEANNE SHAB ELIZABETH JEANNE SHAB I have no riches but my thoughts, yet these are wealth enough for me. — Sara Teasdale JONI LYNN SHEAFFER I know that my faith will lead me on I don’t know where life will lead me; and I don’t know where I’ve been. I can’t say what life will show me but I know what I’ve seen tried my hand at love and friendship, but all that past is gone, this little girl is moving on! — Jeff Cliff MICHAEL D. SHIFFMAN Hair makes the man. — M.S. CAROL LYNN SIDES Think big and your deeds will grow, think small and you’ll fall behind, think that you can and you will, its all in a state of mind. — Unknown BRUCE A. SKOOG Imagine all the people sharing all the world, you may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one. I hope someday you’ll join us. and the world will live as one. — John Lennon CAROL CECELIA SMITH Only those who have the patience to do simple things perfectly, will acquire the skill to do difficult things easily. — Schiller SUZANNE JOAN SMITH Speak what you think in hard words and tomorrow speak what tomorrow thinks in hard words again, though it contradicts every thing you said today. — Ralph Waldo Emerson AMANDA STEAD Seek what you wish, my girl, and that you will find, tarry not long within the beaches of sadness, bury the heartbreaks and cover them well, carry not phantoms of days that are gone. - A.S. HAROLD M. STERRY III Don’t walk in front of me— I may not follow, don’t walk behind me— I may not lead, just walk beside me— and be my friend. — Unknown JONI LYNN SHEAFFER SHERRY ROBIN SHEAFFER DARLENE RAE SHERWOOD 48 MICHAEL D. SHIFFMAN JAMES SHOWALTER CAROL LYNN SIDES BRUCE A. SKOOG CAROL CECELIA SMITH JAMES BRAD SMITH SUZANNE JEAN SMITH m AMANDA STEAD HAROLD M. STERRY III 49 50 TERRY THIBODEAU JEFFREY S. THOMAS SAMUEL W. THOMPSON LAURIE STORTI Here’s to the songs we used to sing, and here’s to the good times we used to know. Its hard to hold them in our arms again yet hard to let them go. — Neil Diamond LISA A. STRELEZ If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with. — Steven Stills VALERIE LYNN STUMPF Life is like a tree. It’s branches off in many different directions, but you don’t have to climb them. — Valerie Stumpf TRACEY MARIE SULLIVAN Be faithful to that which exists nowhere but in yourself— and thus make yourself indispensible. — Andr’e Gide ROSEMARY SWEENEY Don’t look back— a new day is breakin’ its been too long since I felt this way. I don’t mind where I get taken, the road is callin’— today is the day. — Tom Scholz JUDY TAYLOR If I leave tomorrow, would you still remember me. I must be traveling on now there’s too many places I’ve got to see. if I stay with you. things just couldn’t be the same. I’m as free as a bird, and this bird you cannot change. — Lynyrd Skynyrd JEFFREY S. THOMAS No one can tell me that I’m doin’ wrong. — James Taylor COLLEEN TISHION Before the rising sun we fly. so many roads to choose, we start out walking and learn to run. and we’ve only just begun. — Paul Williams WILLIAM H. THOMPSON JR. COLLEEN TISHION GARY WILLIAM TOMASACK 51 MARK ALAN TCJRBIDE CAROL LESLEY 7YRER CAROL LESLEY TYRER Keep cool, face the piles of trails with smiles. It riles them to believe that you perceive the webs they weave ... and keep on thinkin’ free. — Moody Blues LAURA VanVALKENBOURGH Take as much as you think you ought to, give just as much as you think you can, don’t forget what your failures have taught you or else you’ll learn them all over again. You’ll have to learn them all over again. — Dan Fogelberg SHARON MARIE WALLACH No goal is too high to reach, if we climb with care and confidence. — Unknown WILLIAM L. WAYMOUTH It is chance that makes brothers, but hearts that make friends. — Geibel KEITH WEINER Come on and talk to me so you can see what’s goin’ on. — Marvin Gaye LISA RAE WESTFALL Be at peace with God, whatever you conceive him to be and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace with your soul with all its shams, drudgery and broken dreams. It is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. — Max Ehrmann DONALD L. WHARTON II Everybody seems to think I’m lazy. I don’t mind, 1 think they’re crazy, running everywhere at such a speed, ’til they find there’s no need. — John Lennon Paul McCartney SHARI DIANE WHITE Just take a pebble and cast it to the sea, then watch the ripples that unfold into me, my face spills so gently into your eyes, disturbing the waters of our lives. — Greg Lake JOHN E. WITTMANN And both that morning equally lay. in leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. — Robert Frost 52 KEITH WEINER LISA RAE WESTFALL DONALD L WHARTON II MARK WINKELVOSS JOHN J.WIRTZJR. SHARI DIANE WHITE JOHN E. WITTMANN 53 LISA WOCHEK THOMAS WOODARD JR. LISA WOCHEK No, child, you know not what you say; Yes, mom, I do. I am an individual just as you. Child, you are still young. Maybe so, mom, but I still have a mind; please listen to me. No, child, 1 have to cook dinner. Sure, mom, thanks for caring. Carol Tyrer THOMAS WOODARD JR. So if you think your life is complete confusion, ’cause you never win the game, just remember that it's a grand illusion, and deep inside we’re all the same. Dennis De Young DONNA ELIZABETH WOODIN When we look into the long avenue of the future, and see the good there is for each one of us to do, we realize, after all. what a beautiful thing it is to work, and to live, and to be happy. Robert Louis Stevenson HEATHER WOODIN If you love someone, let them go. If he comes back, he’s yours. If he doesn’t, he never was. Unknown JENNIFER JO YOUNG To a friends house, the road is never long. Lany Eisenberg TRACEY ANN ZALETA If you love him let him go. if he comes back, he’s yours. If he doesn’t, he never was. Unknown DAVID R. WOLTER REMEMBER WHEN • • • J. F. told Mrs. McTaggart to “take it off’? Mr. Bayers didn’t say “time’s a wasting” and “gee whiz”? We named Mr. Latham Uncle Bob? Mr. Kershnar requested Dan Ferris to play “hamburger” when he meant “Meatloaf”? Dr. Robinson ended the tradition of initiation at NMHS? Spin the bottle and ten minutes in the closet were the latest fads? Prom night? (1978) Linda asked Mr. Mullen if he knew there was a ring around Uranus? Keith A. asked Miss Gorochow “Aren’t you going to erase the answers before you give the quiz? Mr. Nick told woodchuck stories and read The Book of Lists? Diana Barry smashed the mailbox during driver’s ed? AFS trips to Washington and Bethesda? Miss Vallombroso put Sadat on the board and David asked “What’s a dat”? Mr. Raymond turned down our offer to become the new Pope? Greg Michalek’s hair was messed up? Tracy Janesky stuck her finger in the lab bench hole? Mr. Asman’s suitcase fell off the roof of the van on the Mass. Turnpike? The cry of despair reigned in Mr. Hoyt’s class—“Hey Mister Hoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyt!” Mr. Physics was banished to Florida? Amanda doubbed Mr. Gillespie “Grinch”? Mrs. Hughson told us her favorite jokes in Anatomy Phys? We planned the best dance as Sophs and it was snowed out? Mr. Devin told a joke and we had to laugh or else? Mr. Nick had the Phantom Homeroom? Miss Vallombroso drove 40 miles with the emergency brake on in Southworth’s van? All of us played volleyball at Sherman School for 18 hours straight? Parties at Sherman Town Beach? Mr. Devin put a roach clip on his tie? We won our first football game Sept. 30, 1978, second game of the season? Our cats danced to the “Alley Cat” in Anatomy under the direction of Kris llinclhpYrn? m r . Suzanne called Mr. Asman’s shirt “tacky”? The fountain was supposed to be done? Marianne broke 3 pairs of rented skis? Jeff got nicknamed “Lips”? D.B. was error-squared? Fish broke the hanging swing at the 20’s party? The Girl Scouts went to Bermuda? Leo Reap told us “the adventures of S.S. and T.H. at Kent Falls? Mr. Rogers imitated a football player? Jon got hit by a girl? Colleen jumped out the window into the courtyard? Mr. Devin dubbed Dan Adams “Grizzly?” Karen Richardson tired to explain how she got her nickname “Kissy”? Linda and Brenda hung playgirl pictures up in Mrs. Z’s lav. and teamroom? Nicole didn’t yell at a game? Hot lunch was hot? D.L. mooned the Shepaug Girl’s Cross Country Team? Mr. Me Devitt recited “The Night Before Christmas”? Mr. Nick read us some “interesting” facts on bundling? Somehow Mr. Rogers’ chair lost its wheels? Ms. Walsh didn’t get Dana’s joke about Paul Newman? 57 58 Blushers—Gail Butterfield, Jim Hilton (abs.) Flirts—Liz Murray, Mike Kelly Brandon Blacker, Dawn Hulton Kathy McGarry, Dan Adams Tallest—Leo Reap, Sue Mulry Shortest—Howie Bishop, Denise Delaney 60 Chris Nuremburg, Dana Newman, Beth Perreault Lewis Bresee, Sara McDonagh Optimistic—Nancy Mom's, Eric Geiger Done Most For Class—Nancy Morris Mary Schneider, Jeff Beatty 63 Most Mischievious— Bill Waymouth Kris Lindholm Mice— Gary Foley Sue Mulry (abs.) Lions— Bill Waymouth Kris Lindholm REMEMBER WHEN A.S. and D.N. taped Dudde’s desk shut? Mr. Rogers class turned into a sex education class? Mr. McDevitt didn’t have a story for Latin class? Nancy Morris believed that reindeer could fly? The band went to Disney World, sang on the way to football games, and had band camp? Dave didn’t crack a bad joke in the middle of class? Me neither. There were rubber band fights in Senior Math Class? Leo grew a fungus sandwich in an abandoned locker? Bill Waymouth promised he wouldn’t eat a thing? Jimmy Hilton wrote “I’m just an old Corn ball,” for Mr. Rogers? Tim B. got a 6% on his Chem Study test? Mr. Lee was vice-principal and all the great times we had? Miss Opulski brought pizza to the 24 hour relay at 3:00 a.m.? Stix relieved himself all over Cathy and Linda? Marianne locked herself out of her car at one of the American Studies parties (and both sets of keys were in the car)? Mr. Doring thought the Red Sox could beat the Yankees? (HA!) Nancy Morris’ big bad question during the V.D. assembly? Dale sat on and broke a desk in Chemistry? Todd, the crazy Texan, promised us a goat roast—then moved away? Tim Broderick called a scythe a skithe? Dan Adams was reprimanded at Hyde Park for littering the parking lot with dangerous ice cubes in 90° weather? NM’s student lottery and Mr. Brokowski hit the national news? Suzy H’s rabbit died? Mr. Devin called Phil Catullo “a head”? Sherman New Milford were on “60 minutes” for about 60 seconds? 1. FAVORITE PASTIME 2. SECRET AMBITION 3. PET PEEVE 4. WEAKNESS . 5. PRIZED POSSESSION 6. TRADEMARK 7. FAVORITE SAYING DANIEL ADAMS 1. Partying 2. To wrestle in the Olympics 3. Raggies 5. My Honda 7. “Yea. Right” DEBBIE ALLEN 1. Skiing 2. If I told it wouldn’t be secret 3. Sad people 4. Food 5. My family KEITH ANDERSON 1. Playing rock music 2. To play in a rock concert 3. Working on Friday nights 4. Partying 7. “This is getting intense DOUGLAS ARNOLD 1. Partying 2. To own a Porsche 3. Brains 4. Blonds 5. Car 6. VW 7. “Got a buck for gas?” USA ANGELA BACHETTI 1. Sleeping 2. I can’t tell 3. B.S.’ers 4. Food 5. My family and friends 6. My red hair 7. “Oh God!” ANNE-MARIT BAKKA 1. Cross country skiing 2. Driving and cute boys 3. People who try to act bigger than they are 4. McDonalds, chocolate, and American football players 5. Stereo and Chicago tape 6. Norway!! Yeah! 7. “Are you crazy?” MATTHEW BARKSDALE 1. Tennis 3. Homework 4. Eating 6. Car SCOTT M. BARKSDALE I. Playing soccer against Pomperaug 3. Homework, stoplights 4. Maintaining the speed limit 5. My trumpet 6. My Nose 7. “Don’t throw dos rocks” DIANA LYNN BARRY 1. Dreaming 2. To be who 1 really want to be 3. Huge egos 4. Being on time 5. Bob’s painting TAMMY ANN BASHER 1. Laughing and goofing around 2. It’s a secret 3. Stuck up people 4. Food 5. My car 6. Shortness 7. “I know LORIN ELIZABETH BAUER 1. Skiing 2. To return to Hawaii in a sailboat 3. Backstabbers 5. My skis 7. “Oh lovely!” BETH JEAN BEATTY 1. Sleeping 2. Get rich quick 3. Uttle blue volkswagens 4. Michael 5. Michael 6. Blond, curly hair JEFFREY E. BEATTY 1. Football 2. To be a football coach 3. Skate boarders. 4-wheelers, down-vesters 4. Chicks 5. Car 7. “Oww” MICHAEL DENNIS BEGASSE 1. Having a good time, being with friends 2. To go to the Olympics 3. B.S.’ers, rags!. Mr. Doling saying Get up there Begasse!’ 4. Weekend parties 5. My Nike Elites 6. Running shoes (so many differ- ent kinds) NANCY ELIZABETH BENAVIDES 1. Having a good time with good company 2. To become a nurse, to fly and ski 3. Cigarette smoke (in lavs) 4. Chocolate 5. My record collection 6. My loud voice A1MEE MARCIA BERRENT 2. To travel around the world in 80 days 3. Moby Dick 4. A big knight in shining armor 5. My friends 6. My french accent 7. “Just a tich” or “Moi” JANICE ANNETTE BETHEL 1. Volleyball and being with Tim E. 3. Phonies 4. Guys with blue eyes 5. My friends 6. My long hair 7. “Terrific” TINA MARIE BEYER 1. Playing tennis 2. To be a famous tennis player 4. Food 7. “Hey, you with the face.” HOWIE BISHOP 1. Partying, Motocross, going to concerts 2. To be like C.M. 3. Jocks, rednecks 4. Butter Pecan ice cream 5. My motorcycle 6. Hating jokes 7. “What a trip! THEODORE BURTON BOOTH JR. 1. Doing nothing 2. To be a millionaire 4. Food 5. My tractor 6. Black car 7. “No rally KAREN ANN BOSSE 1. Getting rowdie 2. To go on a cruise to Bermuda 3. H ocrites 4. Tall, dark and handsome with nice legs 5. My awards and stereo 6. Blushing 7. “Well! DIANA LYNN BOUCHER 1. Reading 2. To be a great veterinarian or a BSCS teacher at NMHS 3. Jet setters 4. Star Wars and movies 5. My rings and my puppie 6. My big Mouth 7. “Hi guys! DAWN C. BOWMAN 1. Spending time and partying with friends 2. To be wealthy 3. Snobs 4. Flattery 5. Silk and velvet clothes, my license and my friends 6. My tiny feet 7. “How intense. Let’s venture ANITA A. BRAY 1. Spanish, talking, reading 2. Race motorcycles and cars, travel 3. Cigarette smoke 4. Food, a nice smile 5. My driver’s license, my cycle 7. “Oh Carol!” CHARLES MICHAEL BRENNER 1. Being with Edie 2. To be a certified member of the 250 pound weight lifting club 3. Computers 4. Strawberries 5. Logic 6. Patent pending 7. “Holy swiss cheese. Batman!” “Quite right, Boywonder” DEBRA ANN BRODERICK 1. Drawing 2. To be a cartoonist 4. Food 5. Friends 6. New Yorker 7. “I don’t know TIMOTHY D. BRODERICK 1. Playing tennis, being with friends and family 2. To win the big four, always be happy 3. Cigarettes 4. Good food, a certain girl from N.Y. 5. Happiness, life, and my tennis junk 6. My legs 7. “I done good Mr. Rogers SUZANNE LYNN BROWN 1. Listening to Melissa’s stories 3. Illiterates 4. Cute and tall 5. Harvard T-shirts 6. No accent 7. “C’mon you can tell me! WILLIAM EDWARD BRUNNER 1. 10-speed racing 2. My racing bike “Ten Speed” KATHRYN R. BUCKNAM 1. Being by myself and thinking 2. Travel all over the U.S. 3. People who take advantage of others 4. Good food 5. My friends 6. Smile 7. “Really?! GAIL BUTTERFIELD 1. Music, parties, friends 2. To live by the ocean and be happy 3. Phoney people 4. Junk food 5. My kitty-cat 6. Red cheeks 7. “What do you want to do?” ANNASTASIA CAPLANSON 2. Play tennis at Wimbledon 6. The Glockenspiel 7. “Pretty good ROBERT A. CARLSON 1. Banging helmets JAMES M. CARMELUNI 1. Sports, eating 2. To snow ski in Hawaii 3. Rags! 4. Spanish essays 5. My camera 6. Red hair 7. “You rag! JOSEPH B. CHAMBERLIN 1. Voyeurism, bowling 2. Graduate 3. People who hate the Yankees and love the BoSox 4. K.L., S.L, B.P., R.A. 5. A piece of gum from the back of my freshman homeroom chair 6. My winning personality 6. Hey. how ya doin’? CLARK J. CHAPIN 1. Being late to band practices 2. Own a Mercedes convertible 3. Homework. 69 VW's 1 1. FAVORITE PASTIME 2. SECRET AMBITION 3. PET PEEVE 4. WEAKNESS 5. PRIZED POSSESSION 6. TRADEMARK 7. Favorite saying k 1 4. Carvel’s THOMAS J. D’AMATO 5. Trombone 1. Partying with the gang 6. My nose 2. To be rich and live on a deserted island 7. “Hey, this guy’s good!’’ 3. Rags i 4. Jack Daniels CAROLINE ELIZABETH CHENEY 5. My car 1. Auto racing at Riverside park 6. Phlom 2. To be a model 7. “That’s life.” 5. My hair 7. “Oh well JGNE D’ANNA 1. Partying NICOLE CIGNOLI 2. It’s a secret 1. Football 3. Stuck up people 2. 1 can't tell 4. Men 3. Cheerleaders 5. Myself 4. Dark hair, freckles, blue eyes 6. My hair I 5. The ability to laugh 7. You had your chance.” 6. Loudest at football games A 7. “You can be replaced” DALE N. DAHLBERG, JR. 1. Playing volleyball, cooking BETH MARY CLARK 2. To own a restaurant 1. Skiing 3. Cigarette smoke 2. To drive a Corvette 5. My volleyball skills 3. Picking people up in the morning 6. Otto 4. Tall guys 7. “Hello Ladies ... and Linda. 5. Car I 7. “Really! DONNA ELIZABETH DECARO 1. Writing, daydreaming, walking TINA DARLENE CONRAD 2. To skydive, to live in a faraway 1. Partying with my friends. place (in Bermuda) being outdoors 3. History, homework, cigs, exams 2. To live happily ever after 4. Blue eyes, oranges with my prince 5. My ring, diaries. “Gaga” 3. Garbage trucks, fake people. 6. My long hair waiting, Mondays 7. “Catch ya later” 4. Fee Fee, Hardo, and my mom s 1 friendship DENISE PATRICIA DELANEY 5. My hair 1. Baking, sewing j 7. “That’s peachy”. “Stop! ... will 2. To be tall you? 3. Being pushed in the halls, brother 4. Snickers DANIEL CASH CONROD 5. My Frankie Valli records, my cat 2. To meet a strawberry blond with 6. Shortness no freckles 7. Stick it in your ear 3. Spring. Fall 1 4. The 7th time LAWRENCE EDWARD DELLEA 5. My ski nautique, Connelly Trix 1. Visiting the chicks in Rnast 7. Reem the bee 2. To drive a 280Z and be rich 3. The stuck up chicks in New Milford MARGARET M. COOK 4. Southern girls 1. Going out, talking with friends 5. My Chevy GSA 1 license plate 2. For C.M. and D.B. and 1 to go out 6. My naturally curly hair without any problems 3. Fake people STEVEN M. DENNIS 4. Food 1. Talking on the C.B., horseback 5. Free time riding, bowling 6. “Madge” 2. Customizing a van and travel 7. “1 don’t believe it! around the G.S. 3. Stuck up girls LOIS MARIE CORNWELL 4. Beautiful girls 1. Lounging around 5. My C.B. and Stereo 2. To travel 6. My blue eyes 3. Getting up early in the morning 4. Food PATRICIA DARCY DOYLE 5. Mark 1. Going to the beach and sitting on 6. Brown eyes the dock, shopping 7. “Oh well ... 2. To live on the ocean 3. Phonies LINDA CORREA 4. Ring Dings, Animals 1. Going to the beach 5. My cat, Oscar 2. To be rich and travel around the world MICHAEL STEWART DREYFGS 3. Snobby people 1. Dating Kori 5. Stereo 2. To own New York , 6. Long fingernails 3. Being dry 7. “1 don’t care.” 4. Foxes .68 5. My stereo and records 6. My glasses 7. “Do it up thick” THERESE MARIE DUCEY 1. Partying 2. If I told you it wouldn’t be a secret 4. The answer no 6. My dimple ROBIN DUNCAN 1. Spending money, partying with the gang 3. Gaining weight 4. Saying no to Deb Jane ANNIE C. ELUOT 1. Playing basketball and flute 2. To start Varsity 3. Cigarettes 4. Spending money, men 5. Motorcycle, flute 6. Motorcycle TIMOTHY W. ELLIS 1. Playing sports, relaxing 2. To be President of a large University 3. Wise little brats 4. Ice cream 6. Missing shots on goal 7. “I give up” KAREN E. ELSESSER 1. Rehearsals and cast parties 3. Gossips 4. Fitz 5. Guitar 6. Acting 7. “C’est la vie DAVID CHARLES ENGLUND 1. Sports, eating 2. Backward 360° Slams 3. Filling out dumb questionnaires 4. Bad Jokes 5. My trumpet 6. My superior wit and intellect 7. “Babycakes BILL ENOS 1. Parties 2. To go to church 3. Work, school, and Bruce Springsteen 4. Wine. Women, and Weed 5. Ruby Begonia 6. The Rolling Stones 7. “I’m in shatters MARIA ESCALONA 1. Going to the beach 2. Travel around the world and speak at least 7 languages 3. Peanut butter 4. Tan Skin 5. My mind 6. Freckles 7. “If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with” THOMAS J. FARRELL 1. Trying to sell the Brooklyn Bridge 2. To become a millionaire by the age of 26 3. Watching Waymouth slam my locker 4. What weaknesses? 5. My If’ poem — a sweet blond haired blue-eyed girl 6. Being late 7. “Do unto others as they would do unto you; only do it first!” JEFF FISH 1. Mac Donalds 2. Leave N.M.H.S. 4. My wallet 5. My truck 6. Fish Mobile 7. “I guess so!!!” CATHERINE FISHER 1. Sightseeing with Gee, daydreaming 2. To travel around the world 3. R.R.’s, Flirts 4. Blue eyes, blond hair, tan 5. My license, my friends 6. ‘Fish’ 7. “I love it!” TODD EVAN FLETCHER 1. Running, partying 2. Plan a student riot 3. Stuck up people, cigarette smoke 4. Sweet talking girls 5. Motorcycle 6. Orange and black track shoes 7. “Let’s do it!!!” TERRENCE P. FLYNN 1. Partying with friends 2. To be a great football player 3. Staying home 4. Girls, Girls, Girls 7. “Excellent!” THOMAS FOX 1. Listening to my stereo 2. Become President 3. Boring trips 4. Money 5. Stereo 6. Silver spoon 7. “What are you hallucinating about?” STACY LEIGH FRANKEL 1. Being with Jimmy and my friends 2. To own 10,000 gallons of Reunite white wine. Toga Party 3. Biting nails, braggers, people who try to impress others without being themselves 4. Carvels, McD’s french fries, and Jimmy 5. Spacy Farkel 7. “I didn’t do it, I swear it” DENISE RUTH FREEMAN 1. Listening to Earth, Wind, and Fire 2. To become a nun 3. White Afros 4. Wayne 5. Wrap pants 6. Smile 7. “Really” MELISSA GARI 1. Swimming and listening to the Beatles 2. To go back to California become a famous movie star 3. Railfoad Street 4. Tall, dark, football players 5. The color of my hair 6. My laugh 7. “Hola! 1. FAVORITE PASTIME 2. SECRET AMBITION 3. PET PEEVE 4. WEAKNESS 5. PRIZED POSSESSION 6. TRADEMARK 7. FAVORITE SAYING MICHAEL GARVEY 3. Charlie Brenner 5. Stereo, record, tapes 7. “What? . “In West Virginia ... LORI GACJDENZI 1. Water skiing and being with Chris 2. To live on the ocean, and to own my own horse 3. Too many to mention! 4. Tan Guys with blond hair and blue eyes and a nice car. 5. Chris 6. My teeth and my hair 7. “Hey you guys! MELISSA ELLEN GEE 1. Driving around and “sightseeing , being with friends, daydreaming 2. To succeed in everything and always be happy 3. Liars, the “Vef, stuck up people 4. Runners 5. My license and my friends 6. My red hair 7. How exciting”. Really! ERIC WAITE GEIGER 1. Cruising in my car, going to Vermont creating havoc 2. Having my own place up North with a lot of money 3. Rags. Flicking my ears 4. Crying, soft voice, a good set of lungs 5. My fishing rod 6. My Vega 7. You can kisch my — JANE E. GIDDINGS 1. Laying in the sun at the ocean 3. When people tell you what happens in a movie, before it does 4. Food DEBORAH A. GIGLIO 1. Writing, tennis, baseball and sleeping 2. To work with children and to become a successful writer 3. Getting up early on Monday morning 4. Ticklish and quietness 7. Don’t worry about it GINNI GILLEN 1. Procastinating, sleeping 2. Major league baseball player 3. Organization, homework 4. Carvel 5. Title as Carvel Queen, phone number 6. Unmatched socks, messy hair 7. “Now CHARLYN GOD1AUS 1. Partying and having a great time 2. Advertising 3. Dizzy chics and stuck up guys 4. GUYS 5. My Quadraphonic 8 track. FM radio and the 4 speakers 6. McDonald’s uniform 7. Say what?” LINDA GRADY 1. Sports 2. To pull the fire alarm 3. Backstabbers 4. Tall, blonde, and blue eyes 5. My friends 6. My hair 7. “Oh my God!” COLEEN GRAY 1. Being with Thom 2. Travel cross country 3. Getting up, backstabbers 4. M M’s 5. My ring 6. My laugh DAVID GROSSENBACHER 1. Being with friends (goofing around) 2. To wrestle in the Olympics 3. Rags, liars, and quitters 4. Girls, and people who say please! 5. Good friends, my car 6. Almost always smiling 7. “Eat a bag CLARE HANEY 1. Painting, being with friends 2. To be a famous artist 3. People singing with the radio 4. Science Fiction 5. My Honda Civic Putt-Putt 6. Clarbome 7. Ah likes ta put Gobbers in Cocola an’ watch ’em fizz. JOHN HARAN 1. Listening to music 2. To be a well-known somebody with more money than I know what to do with. 3. Stupid questions 4. Concerts 5. My record collection 6. Peace sign 7. “Whatever! CATHY HEHL 1. Eating Doritos 3. Backstabbers 4. A sad story 5. Every single friend 6. My smile 7. “Oh sure KAREN HENKEL 1. Partying, playing acey-ducey, talking 2. To be a pitcher for the Yankees 3. Joe the Clown, narcs. hangovers 4. Misquamicut beach people (J. M.) 5. My case that Joe the Clown stole 6. Diet Pepsi 7. Oh God. this shape I’m in! O. S. L. A. B. DENNIS HERBERT 1. Concerts 2. To be rich and famous ... 3. Homework, stuck-up people 5. My stereo 7. “What a joke!” SUZANNE HETZEL 1. Relaxing, writing, daydreaming 2. To go to Hawaii and meet Richard Dreyfuss 3. Bullies and cigarettes 4. Blue eyes 5. My smile and diaries 6. My laugh 7. “C’est la vie!” or “That’s outrageous 4 JIM HILTON 1. Having fun 2. Wouldn't be a secret 3. Bogus girls 4. School 5. My bike JO ANN HIPP 1. Being with my friends 2. Own my own ranch 3. Phoney people 4. McPonald’s 5. My car 6. My height 7. “You’ll get over it DAWN HCILTON 1. Playing pool with Nerda, partying 2. To beat Minnesota Fats 3. Arguments with Nerak 5. Bunny 6. Diet Pepsi 7. “ ... what stop sign? KORY HYATT 1. Being with friends, going to Moe’s 2. To marry a rich old man that will leave me all his money. 3. Jocks, peanut butter and french desserts 4. Dirty jokes. J. D. and ketchup 5. Mike, my ships 6. My smile MARK JAJER 1. Photography 2. To get my '68 GTO on the road 3. When your cycle breaks in the boonies 4. Rum and coke 5. My Maico camera 6. My nose 7. “See ya later TRACY JANESKY 1. Traveling 2. To find who really lives on 640 Dodge St. 3. Cindy 4. Tall blonde 5. Pistol Pete pics 6. My Juicy Fruit Dentyne 7. “Gosh Dam! CHRIS JENSEN 1. Gymnastics 2. Run a marathon 3. Sister's hair color 4. Pizza 5. H. C. Anderson fairy tale book 6. My smile 7. “Where is it?” MARY LOU KEIP 1. Reading, writing poems, dancing, boy watching 2. Obtain a P. H. D. in Psychology 3. People who are bored with life 4. Sweets, male movie stars, apple pie, Chevrolet, The Bee Gees 5. Owls, personality, car 6. Bright smile, “Monkey Lou” 7. “Are you kidding?” MIKE KELLY 1. Parties, being with friends 2. Ski in Europe 3. Tickling, quiet people 4. Trish 5. Stereo 6. Flirting 7. “Excellent TODD KESSMAN 1. Snowmobiling 2. To be like my dad 3. Little sisters who think they’re right 4. Blondes, brunettes, redheads 5. Kim 6. My tan 7. “Sugar Britches GLEN KRIZAN 1. Tuning out. partying, D. T. 2. To have tea and crumpets with Freddie M. 3. Drivers who turn on headlights too soon 5. Albums 6. Chewed pens 7. “Let’s scope it out” MELISSA KROSKY 1. Skiing. 4 wheeling with Mike 2. Skiing in Colorado 3. Mike’s temper 4. Tall guys 5. Michael and my friends 6. My long legs 7. Stop it BARBARA LAMADELEINE 1. Traveling around 2. Seek the career I’ve always loved 3. Snobs and two-faced people 4. Being quiet 5. Life 6. My mouth 7. “S! TRACY LAMBERTSON 1. Hockey, cars 2. Make a million 3. Rags 4. Soft smiles 5. My skates 6. Mv Chevy 7. “Eat s ... MONA LAMBRACHT 1. Enjoying a night without homework 2. Run marathon and live to next day 3. Inconsiderations 4. Making decisions 5. My down feather pillow, teddy bear 6. My unmistakable and entirely in- correct running form 7. “I don’t feel like doing this” RAMONA LARSON 1. Being with friends 2. To see the world 3. Making up my mind 4. Nice eyes and big smiles 5. Family and friends 6. My quietness MONIKA LATHROP 1. T. V.. reading 2. Fighter plane pilot 3. String beans 4. Ice cream 5. Jewelry perfumes 6. My temper 1. FAVORITE PASTIME 2. SECRET AMBITION 3. PET PEEVE 4. WEAKNESS 5. PRIZED POSSESSION 6. TRADEMARK 7. FAVORITE SAYING KIM LEAVENWORTH 1. Talking 2. Play solo clarinet for Boston Pops 3. Sneaky people 4. Chocolate ice cream 5. My car, sheep, clarinet 6. My hair ribbons 7. “Gee, that’s too bad!” TONY LEBOECJF 1. Bowling, tennis 2. To return to California 3. Phoney people 4. Girls 6. My truck 7. “This is true.” DENISE LENNON 1. Partying 2. To get a nice car 3. Accidents 4. Timmy 5. Timmy 6. Dents in my car 7. “I will DAVE LEWIS 1. Listening to Pink Floyd 2. To be a stunt driver 3. People that lie to your face 4. Pretty girls and ’69 GTO’s 5. My ’69 6. Being late to class 7. “Is that a cop behind us? FAITH LICARE 1. Driving other peoples’ cars 2. To back pack cross-country 3. Jason Roberts 4. Muscular men 5. My critters 6. Patched jeans 7. “Mr. Lapinski, I’m here. ALLEN LINCOLN 1. Partying 2. To be an automechanic, get married (maybe) 3. Sarcastic people 4. Temper 7. “Oh Geez! KRISTY LINDHOLM 1. Partying with the gang 2. To have a “toga party” 3. Disco ducks, John Travolta dancers 4. A Gin Tonic 5. My knapsack 6. My big mouth 7. “You’re only young once ... there is plenty of time ... have another drink! SCJZANNE LCJRIE 2. To go hang gliding 3. Chalk 4. Smoking and eating 6. Hair and eyes 7. “You witch! MARY MAHANOR 1. Family reunions 2. To eat everything I want and not get fat 3. People with bad tempers 4. M M’s 5. Everything and everybody 7. “Really?” KAREN MALCJMPHY 1. Partying with the gang 2. To be happy in life 3. Sad people 4. Choc, milkshakes, pizza. N. F„ McD’s, D D. Debbie Allen 5. Friends, Sam, my Volkswagen 6. Lump 7. “Hey you guys ... wait for me.” JOHN MANOUSE 1. Skydiving, motorcycling 2. To fly learjets 3. Hassles 4. Blondes 5. My Honda 7. “Holy---- DAVE MARTEL 1. Concerts, fb games vs Gaylorsville 2. To teach at NMHS (Ha!) 3. Stuck-up people, newspaper ink, dishes 4. Wine, women, and song 5. Record collection, my Nova (rust and dents included) 6. Clyde 7. “What a bummer” or Gonzo” DONNA MCCREA 1. Teaching Chris how to drive my car 2. To go sky diving 3. Dizzy giris and hammy guys 4. Talking to members of the opp. sex 5. My Persian cat (Sunshine) 6. Dark hair and dark eyes 7. “I can’t do it!” SARA MCDONOGH 1. Walt Disney movies 3. People with gutter mouths 4. Mr. Wonderful 5. My friends 6. My toys 7. “I da know?!” JULIE LOPEZ 1. The usual 2. To build my own private empire 4. Strawberry Hill 6. My height (or lack of it) and my hair 7. Tell me about it BRENDA LOURENCO 1. Photography, sleeping 3. Brown nosers 4. Food 5. My friends 6. Jock socks 7. “Really” CATHY MCGUINNESS 1. Yo no se man KATHY MCGARRY 1. Partying, eating, skiing, going to the ocean 2. To return to Bermuda 3. Moody people, chewed fingernails 4. McD’s french fries 5. My friends and NMHS diploma 6. My teeth 7. “Time for another round.” PATTY MCHANN 1. Laying in the sun 2. To be tan all year round 3. New Milford 4. Junk food, pizza 7. “I give up” CHRIS MCMAHON 1. Munching out 3. Getting lost in N. Y. state 4. Peanut M G M’s, Tanquery and Tonics 5. The photos on my walls 6. Scar on my shoulder 7. “I don’t know CAROLYN MCNIFF 1. Rende and I getting ready to go out 3. Tickling 4. “8 to the Bar’ 5. My waterfalls 6. My wild and crazy laugh 7. “Never mind’’ or “Nothing, nothing” LISA MEAGAN 1. Dancing and going out for dinner 2. To become a dancer 3. Bugs and phonies 4. Baskin Robbins rocky road ice cream 5. Roy 6. My hair 7. “I don’t know what to wear!” KATHY MEEHAN 1. Listening to my stereo 2. To live far away from here 3. People who lie 4. Chris 5. My mother’s wedding ring 6. My green car 7. Go scratch SANDRA MEJIA 1. Partying with friends, swimming in the fountain with McGuinn. 2. To graduate 3. CB’s, 2 faced people 4. Short guys 5. Stereo, records, friends, and Kitty 6. Dresses, being an excellent skier? 7. “Oh s!” or “You’re kidding GREG MICHALEK 1. Basketball, baseball, drive my car 2. To be rich and own a Porsche Turbo 3. Backstabbers, raggies 4. Blondes, fast cars 5. My Torino, hair 6. My hair 7. You’re simple!” LINDA MONEGHAN 2. To succeed in life 3. B.S.’ers 5. Friends, family 7. “I don’t know” DONNA MOREA 1. Going out and having a good time 2. To travel 3. Bossy or pushy people 4. Getting up in the morning 5. Necklace 6. Laugh 7. “Skky” KATHY MORRIS 1. Spending money and traveling 2. To own a cabin in the mountains 4. Being tickled 5. My job 6. Being late 7. “Well? NANCY MORRIS 1. Enjoying myself no matter what I’m doing 2. To become the person I hope to be 5. Life 6. My laugh 7. “Hey, ya know what?” JEFFREY MORRISON 1. Listening to B. Manilow and class- ical music, observing 2. To become omniscient (I’m already perfect) 3. Giving advice to people who don’t want any 4. A brain that works faster than my mouth or vice versa 5. Stereo 6. Being two steps ahead of everyone 7. “Lovely” or “Cute” LIZ MORRISSEY 1. Sleeping, buying expensive clothes 2. To own a chimp and dress him in Pierre Cardin clothes 3. Underclassmen 4. Devil dogs 5. My family, animals and 8” Jack Dempsey 6. Ability to laugh, my clothes SUSAN MULRY 1. Reading, swimming 2. To speak French and German fluently 3. Big mouths 4. Science, chocolate 6. My height 7. “Sorry” BURT MUNSON 1. Traveling 2. To race stockcars 3. Snobs 4. The word “please 5. My car 7. “Give me a break!” JENNIFER NAHLEY 1. Watching soap operas 2. To travel and be successful 3. Noisty people 4. Peanut M M’s 5. My contacts 6. My walk 7. “Hi guys!” JEFF NELSON 4. Cherry pies, girls 5. My 66 Mustang Fastback KARYN NELSON 1. Having fun. creating something 2. Master gold and silversmith 3. People afraid to be themselves 4. Opportunity, bargains 5. Clarinet, friends, my cat 6. My T 7. “I’m bored; let’s do something different 1. FAVORITE PASTIME 2. SECRET AMBITION 3. PET PEEVE 4. WEAKNESS 5. PRIZED POSSESSION 6. TRADEMARK 7. FAVORITE SAYING DANA NEWMAN 1. Sleeping, buying clothes, eating 3. Smoking. Barker’s 4. Carvel, Woody Allen movies, art. Mutual Admiration Society 5. My friends and memories 6. My excessive height ANDY NICOL 2. Can’t say—it’s a secret 4. Blondes RONALD NICOL 1. Snow water skiing and partying 2. To own another Correct Craft 3. Choppy water and icy slopes 4. Beautiful girls 5. My Olins! 6. The Dead 7. You’re a mess!” AND I NOREM 1. Day dreaming 2. To be 5'6 (only a foot shorter than my weakness) 3. Flagsquads, jealous people 4. A certain tall cadet 5. My topaz ring 6. My height (or lack of it) 7. Oh. I don’t know’’ BARB NOTT 1. B. S.lng 2. Write a book 3. People who think they own the world 4. My friends 6. Sports 7. “Really?’’ CHRIS NUREMBCJRG 1. Being with Lori 2. To become a famous artist 3. Troublemakers 4. Lori Gaudenzi 5. Lori Gaudenzi 6. My bandanas 7. Why not?” ROBYN OSBORNE 1. Barhopping and driving 2. To get through NMHS with no trouble 3. Authority 4. Jackson Browne and Coke 5. My Skynyrd albums 6. Bicentennial eyes 7. Nothing worth learning is taught” PETER PALAGONIA 1. Study halls, partying 2. To graduate 3. Administration 4. Smoking cigarettes 5. Pencil and Pad 6. Cast CATHY PASSARELLI 1. Laughing, being with Sherry 2. To be a nurse 3. Failing tests 4. Potato chiptf 5. My friend S. S. 6. My hair 7. “What are ya gonna do?” BETH PERREAULT 1. Sewing, painting, crafts 2. Become V.ball coach, fashion designer 3. Cigarette smoke 4. Sweets, volleyball 5. My clothes 6. My sewing GARY PFAFF 1. Sleeping and cruising 2. To make a lot of money 3. Wise people 4. Studying 5. My Girl 6. My Mercedes-Benz 7. “Sure that’s easy for you to say” LAURA PIELLI 1. Eat. do and watch gymnastics 2. To be rich, live on the ocean and to have a penthouse apt. 3. Underclassmen, backstabbers 5. My comb 7. What” MARTHA PITCHARD 1. Doing nothing 2. To be rich 3. New Milford 4. Procrastination 5. Records 6. Hair 7. I can’t do this' DEBBIE POGONOWSKJ 1. Going to the beach, skiing 2. To be rich and travel 3. Getting up for school, jealous people 4. Food 5. Skies 6. Blonde hair 7. “I give up — where ?” JON POMPEA 1. Hoop, and a few other things 2. To become President 3. Rags 4. Kiyptonite 5. My basketball 6. My Jumper LINDA PRAUSE 1. Lying in the sun 2. To try to become a secretary 3. Crowded places 4. Going to McDonalds for French Fries 5. My friends 6. My clumsiness 7. “It’s the pits” PATTY RACZ 1. Running alone 2. To be a professional cheerleader for the Dallas Cowboys 3. Cleaning up Sherman Beach on Sunday mornings 4. Chuck Mangione, Dan Fogelberg jellybeans, nice runners 5. One remaining good knee 6. My handwriting 7. “Guess what Marianne?” LEO REAP 1. Munching out 2. To be shorter 3. French 5, school lunch 4. Beautiful girls: R.S. 5. My clean lungs 6. “Phus Wheats” or “Oz” 7. “Key essa key se pass” KAREN RICHARDSON 1. Partying with the gang 3. AM music 4. M M’s 5. My Friends 6. My laugh 7. “You’re only young once. Have another drink, and my father pays taxes” ROXANNE RINALDI 1. Sunbathing, B.W.ing 3. Dirty teeth 4. “Red”, being tickled 5. “Red”, my friends 7. “Mother BRENDA ROBERTS 1. going out 2. To graduate 3. Being told what to do 4. S.S.. C.L., L.R. 5. L.R. 6. Jacket 7. “Oh Lord” DANIEL ROBLES 1. Playing drums, driving, flying 2. To be a millionaire 4. Nilla Vanilla Wafers 5. car 6. Quaker Oats 7. “We’re out of here” MOLLY ROGER 1. Reading, boy watching 2. To be President of the (J.S. 3. Half erased chalkboards. fingernails on a chalkboard 4. Men in uniform, gentle eyes 5. My friends, my faith 6. Red hair 7. OOPS! DAVID ROHR 1. Fishing, herding Buffalo 2. To own 10 acres of woods with a log cabin 3. Snow, ice 4. Good music 5. 1962 Willys 6. 1962 Willys 7. Which would you rather be ... ?” RICK ROSABELLA 1. Listening to music. Partying 2. To work the sound for YES 3. Jocks 4. A Harmon Kardon 330c receiver 5. My guns, my snowmobile 6. Always in the Stereo room 7. Got a “real” one” MARIANNE RUSSELL 1. Tennis, eating 2. To ski like Suzy Chapstick 3. Layaway jokes 4. Banana barges DEBBIE SANTASIERO 1. Partying 2. To be successful in business 3. Phoney people 4. Soft heart 5. Tanya Ann 6. Curly black hair 7. “Hey Queer!” LAURA SAUL 1. Skiing, tennis, reading, music 2. To meet Clint Eastwood 3. Someone who is not themself 4. Food, records 5. My black onyx necklace 6. My mind 7. “Give me a break!” MARY SCHNEIDER 1. Being with A.S., B.N.. N.M.. and the gang 2. To become a nun 3. Phonies and Monday morning quizzes 4. G.M. and hot fudge sundaes 5. My friends and my Pewees 6. My orange M.G. 7. “Hey” RONALD SEGER 1. Cruising, Drinking 2. To become rich 3. Idiots 5. My Olds 6. Worn out sneakers 7. “You know it LISA SHAB 2. To be manager of McDonalds and become a millionaire 3. Hypocrites and phonies 4. Accents, nice eyes a smile 5. My friends 6. My smile 7. “I don’t know! JONI SHEAFFER 1. Partying, having a good time 2. To be wealthy and live in Hawaii 3. BS’ers, backstabbers, rags 4. My neck. S C 5. Friends FA 6. Nickname (Boni), my hats 7. “Do it up” EILEEN SHELDON 1. Eating, riding around 2. To get rich 3. People with big mouths 4. Chicken 5. My stereo 6. My laugh 7. “Really!” MIKE SHIFFMAN 1. Sports 2. K.L. J.S. 4. Foxy Ladies 5. Hair 6. Hair CAROL SIDES 1. Spending money 2. To be rich 3. Brothers (all four) 4. Sweets 5. Billy 6. My smile 7. “Sure” 75 1. FAVORITE PASTIME . 2. SECRET AMBITION 3. PET PEEVE 4. WEAKNESS 5. PRIZED POSSESSION 6. TRADEMARK 7. FAVORITE SAYING LISA STRELEZ 1. Being with friends, playing tennis 2. To marry a 26 yr. old millionaire (HAI) 3. People who are continually late 4. A certain smile, blue eyes 5. My memories 6. My eyes 7. “You guys are always picking on me!” VALERIE STUMPF 1. Reading, partying 2. It’s a secret! 3. Cigarette smokers, liars 4. W.F. 5. My teddy bear 6. My eyes 7. “No Kidding?” ROSEMARY SWEENEY 1. Beach, movies, and guys 2. To travel the world 3. Phonies 4. Gum, Guys with great bods 5. Stereo, my white seal, my toothbrush 6. Walk 7. Ha! I bet!” JUDY TAYLOR 2. To have everything I can have: Satisfaction 5. Billy Fogerty 6. My hair 7. “Catch a buzz JEFF THOMAS 1. Tuning out 2. Climb Mount Everest 3. Rags 4. Blonds 5. Jennifer 6. My car 7. “Outrageous” SAM THOMPSON 1. Doing my American Studies project Looking for golf balls. 2. Playing pro golf 3. Disco, Yankee fans, Fleetwood Mac 4. Yes music, Molsons Golden 5. My putter 7. “Think about it!” WILLIAM THOMPSON 1. Driving around and talking to the girls 2. To own, build, and drive a racing car 4. Blonde haired girls 5. My car 6. My hair 7. “What! COLEEN TISHION 1. Boy watching, basketball, softball, Jackson Browne records 2. To meet Jackson Browne 3. Fingernails on the board. tapping pencils 6. Danbury High jacket 7. “Alright!” CAROL TYRER 1. Cruisin’ in the MGB 2. To be a model 3. Conceit and contempt 4. Hard rock BRUCE SKOOG 1. Oldmovies, baseball 2. Win and Oscar 3. Raggies, Jimmy Carter. Red Sox fans 4. Ice tea 5. The Charger, Lucifer 6. My hair 7. “Oh Yeah” CAROL SMITH 1. Macram6, going to the movies with friends 2. To be successful at whatever I pursue 4. My shyness 5. Class ring 7. “Really?! Are You Kidding?” SUZANNE SMITH 1. Sleeping To be Being l.ite M M vested suits Class nng flute my foil Aluminum Really! AMANDA STEAD 1. Partying at Steep Rock with Brett 2. To be a truck driver 3. Smouldering ashtrays and sand! 4. Riunite. tall blonds, and cookies 5. My ’67 tan V.W. with the party- proof antenna 6. My ever-so-famous sneeze 7. “Oh Great! HAROLD STERRY 1. Going out with Tracey 2. To be a chef 3. New York Yankees 4. School 5. Tracey 6. Wouldn’t you like to know LAURIE STORTI 1. Movies, hanging around with R.S., D.P., and L.C. 2. To save money 3. Linda’s driving 4. McDonald’s, cute guys 5. My albums, my gay seal 6. My laugh 7. “Typical I f- 5. Chris 6. My complexion 7. “To each his own.” KAREN VAN VALKENBURGH 1. Partying 2. None-yet 4. Heineken Dark Special, pizza and cute guys 5. My puppy 6. Eyes 7. “N-M.’s beat! LAURA VAN VALKENBURGH 1. Eating and sleeping 2. To live in the sun and never go to work 3. Snobs and cannibals (P.J) 4. Money 5. My cat “Fats 6. My smile SHARON WALLACH 1. Watching guys 2. To become a nurse 3. 2-faced people, people who don’t smile 4. Food 5. My glasses 6. My smile 7. What? WILLIAM WAYMOUTH 1. Waterskiing 3. Dieting 4. Food 6. Loud mouth 7. “Irascible maggot!” KEITH WEINER 1. Partying 2. Go to Alaska on a bike 3. Gum smacking, cigarette breath 4. Tammie and Margaritas 5. My car, stereo, Tamm 6. Greasy clothes 7. Well this s ... LISA WESTFALL 1. Playing field hockey, dreaming 2. To become famous 4. Sports cars 5. My car 7. “For crying out loud! DONALD WHARTON 1. Sleeping, listening to records 2. To be able to do nothing successfully 3. French teachers 4. Choc, chip ice cream, French 5. 1948 Plymouth 6. My car 7. Huh? SHARI WHITE 1. Listening to E.L.P., camping 2. To be a professional singer 3. Liars, phonies 4. Pizza, romantics 5. Lady 6. Blonde hair 7. Cest la vie! JOHN WHITTMANN 1. Eating 2. To be short and fat 3. Red Sox fans 4. Hostess cherry pies 5. My glasses 6. My glasses 7. Let’s go Mets! USA WOCHECK 1. Partying with real friends 2. Becoming a model 3. Two-faced people 4. Rich 5. Rich 6. Smile 7. Hey. Carlson! THOMAS WOODARD 1. Wouldn’t you like to know? 2. To play for the N.Y. Yankees 3. My broken down muscrat! 4. Lynda 5. Bud! 6. My Personality 7. Dobbie Wah! DONNA WOODIN 1. Shopping 2. To live in the Bahamas 3. Smoking 4. Curly hair 5. Bridget and Stosh 6. Myself 7. Hey guys! HEATHER WOODIN 1. Goofing off 2. To graduate 3. Two-faced people 4. Fattening food 5. C.M. 6. Work boots 7. I don’t know. DOROTHY WYANT 1. Horseback riding 2. To be a secretary 3. Stuck-up people 4. Being on time for school, McD’s 5. My friends and good memories 6. My jeans 7. You know. JENNIFER YOUNG 1. Traveling 2. To get in the car with a friend and money, and go where it takes me 3. Conceit 4. Gum 5. My friends TRACEY ZALETA 1. Going out. traveling, living in the woods 2. To grow my nails 3. Waking up, school lunch 4. Being tickled 5. Harold 6. My laugh 7. Oh, God! l L____ ta.M ify -= %t?S S' iSj § W Thank you everybody! It was a very special period in my life. I had the opportunity to see many differences between the U.SA. and Venezuela. I saw the beauty of the nature in each season and I had my first experience with snow. I met a lot of nice people: my family, my friends, and the teachers. These people helped me a lot when I was down and confused. They gave me help, understanding and sympathy and patience. That is why I want to thank you. I would like to especially thank the Lindholms who not only gave me a place in their home, but also their love needed to carry on. I love you and I will remember you forever. Chepy Without the help of Mr. Raymond, the A.F.S. club at N.M.H.S. would not be such a success. The amount of time which he devotes to the club is uncountable. One of the mottos of A.F.S. is changing names into faces. Mr. Raymond has done that for many years. Now when we hear about Norway we will think of Anna-Marit. or Venezuela. Chepy. Without this man. Norway and Venezuela would still be names, not faces of two beautiful people. Greetings from Norway! Well, now the hour has come when it is my turn to write a note to you. I can only say what I have said so many times before. Thank you everybody! Thank you so much for all you have given me the four months I have already been here. America is very different from Norway, but with all of the kindness you have shown me, adjusting has not been difficult. I will give a special thanks to the teachers 1 have had for understanding. I’m only sorry for one thing, and that is that the football season is over. One thing is for sure, I will come back to see another game and visit my friends. Since I came here all by myself, it has meant a lot to me that I could trust people. To end. I will give a special thanks and love to the Croteau’s who hosted me this year. They have just been fantastic!! Thanks again and I will remember always New Milford and the Greenwave so long as I live, and 1 will always love you. Thank you! Love, Anne Marit PS A special thanks to the Leilis and C. Raymond. Donna Leili, who is a member of the class of 79, is spending a year in Chile as an A.F.S. student. Donna left in February of 1978, and will be returning for the second half of her senior year. We all hope that she had an enjoyable experience and are confident that she represented our country well. 78 80 Sandy Anderson Mrs. Terry Kitney, initially the sole secretary of New Milford High School, has retired after a respectful and “enjoyable” twenty years. The administration, the faculty, the staff, and the students have benefited from her competence and efficiency. We offer her our sincere thanks. cm I 4 - m Teny Kitney V Jr: [ . Marie Ohmen Bonnie Howard ■ Joan Squires s Clare E. Raymond _ Gerald Castonguay Robert Latham Joseph L. Petrone Department Head s' Barbara Chernov We honor Mr. Latham who i s a teacher, coach, and friend, I .as contributed immensely to ( ur growth. His influence has leached beyond the realm of the classroom. His presence i lone has taught us the mean-i ig of devotion, generosity, and ourage. We acknowledge his i bsence with sorrow, but we I ope that a man, as loved as I e, will recover quickly. r-, J. Thomas Ferrarotti CWE-DO Richard Sheridan Distributive Education “ Therese Vanasse 'v _ JoAnn E. Lewis John Lee Department Head Nancy C. Czerw mm hh Barbara Reynolds a Elizabeth Thompson Crews Chester H. E. Schnepf Joan T Judy Leonard Cynthia Cover Lance D. Rogers I Vt MaryannC.Gagon Luise Stevens Ronald Olson Vl V Eleanor Castonguay George Donng Department Head V 4 � • mm mm 8 Marge Maczokas j v Sheila Fionda } cJ Thomas F. McDevitt Diane Miller-Osbome ■ mm i Peter Barbero William Ticehurst Richard T. Kosier James Hilton Department Head COPLEY Alma Roberson Dr. Laurence Tripp jtr. o d Nancy-mane Vago r — . W. Ferris - I William C. Hibbard 95 Lariy Kershnar Department Head Pictured Jack Bouclier Peter J. Golanski 96 Socratis Clonaris Helena Gorochow Gary Hartell David W. Hoyt Robert D. Joy Russell Devin (H AnneHetzel A Doug Packard Thomas Richard Daniel served on the science faculty of New Milford High School for four years. His insightful teaching was a reflection of his great dedication to education and his love for the sciences. He commanded the respect of students and teachers alike and was the master of his profession, teaching astronomy. He was not only a fine teacher of the earth sciences and astronomy but a true student of those disciplines. It is said that the great purpose of life is to create something that outlasts it. T. Richard Daniel achieved this great purpose in inspiring an interest in astronomy in his students that will expand their horizons to a universal frame of reference. Adele Handlers Learning Disabilities Carol Ann Ferris Reading Specialist Philip Hajjar S. E. D. Teacher Karen Hores Psychologist 99 Marie Diemer Dianne M. Adams 102 ROW 1 B. Anderson H. Asman J. Begelman Y. Bantz T. Bacon D. Banks ROW 2 W. Ballard W. Anderson B. Banzhaf J. Beers G. Baglia C. Bayers ROW 3 L. Adams M. Aquila B. Basher J. Barrows W. Ballard ROW 1 D. Beyer R. Bracey C. Bauer R. Bickford C. Campbell J. Carlson K. Cardinal ROW 2 D. Benavides B. Bennett M. Bohnsack V. Brant V. Buyme B. Camp S. Brandt ROW 3 M. Boucher D. Campbell J. Brown S. Betts D. Burch B. Brunner 106 ROW 1 J. Clark D. Cooper A. Cole R. Cyr J. Colepaugh V. Yeomans K. Cole ROW 2 K. Chemiske K. Cimmino D. Conversano S. Croteau H. Colby K. Clark K. Coen J. Cassidy ROW 3 E. Chach K. Conn M. Columbo M. Chan K. Cohen S. Croteau D. Dahlberg ROW 1 D. DeMane S. Emmons C. Deicke K. DeForest D. English J. DeFabio E. Dieuen ROW 2 J. Dike H. DeBoy R. Didcock J. Duhan R. DeSouto C. Dean A. Demuth ROW 3 P. Edman T. Ellis A. Edmonds I. Eddy T. Fairclough M. Elliot M. Duhan S. Davis 107 ROW 1 G. Fugit J. Giannone D. Gagnon M. Gavlick R. Epting B. Fetter P. Geyer D. Freeman ROW 2 V. Gedney L Gardei J. Gibbs L Fishes P. Ferriss J. Gerback R. Gigiio C. Gibbons ROW 3 B. Gallagher G. Feldman A. Forrester M. Falk B. Franks D. Enos J. Gardner C. Gagnon ROW 1 V. Glick M. Hogan D. Girardo S. Harvey E. Foshay L Guerra R. Gunnarshaug ROW 2 L Goersch L Hill A. Hine M. Hills D. Haggett D. Havas T. Greer ROW 3 J. Heaton K. Hoffman G. Gouwens D. Goodell J. Harris B. A. Hoffman T. Hine L. Hartman 108 ROW 1 H. Hollister C. Hungerford K. Jensen J. Jewell S. Knight L Johnson ROW 2 L Kelley J. Johnston D. Jones T. Ireland S. LaFond R. Hungerford T. Kullgren ROW 3 D. Hynd D. Jerrom R. LaFond L Kelly L Kemochan A. P. Jepsen ROW 1 J. Lewis S. Lancaster L. Licare K. MacNeil S. Lukow R. Lash L Maccariello ROW 2 J. Leavenworth L LeBoeuf L Lewis C. Lundgren P. Macartney A. Lippay J. Mahanor G. Landgrebe ROW 3 T. Lindblom K. Lynch K. Lillis D. Lynch T. Lavalette C. Mahon D. Mann 109 ROW 1 R. Martel M. Mercer S. Merrick G. Mercier J. McCarthy L Marois ROW 2 L McMahon P. McGarry S. McNinch E. McCormack S. Marsan B. Millard P. Mascali ROW 3 J. Marsicano B. Mayers J. Merrill C. McDonagh R. Marra L Marcille ROW 1 S. Moclair B. Nelson M. Murphy . G. Murphy G. Murray L Nelson N. Nuremberg ROW 2 110 ROW 1 S. Peters R. Owen M. Poethke J. Papaleo R. Pielli B. Peck J. Pierce M. Parker B. Oshan ROW 2 F. Palogonia K. Pasternack S. Orvis S. Passarelli S. Perogine P. Planz J. Pearson A. Swift S. Smith K. Palagonia ROW 3 G. Picchione D. Swett K. Peck T. Piccinini K. Philippi T. Parker M. Pappano L Perreault ROW 1 E. Richards E. Pollack J. Roy M. Roger D. Schilke P. Popovsky J. Rinaldi J. Ross ROW 2 W. Richardson J. Rodrigues D. Prause B. Rothbart C. Rogg B. Richter A. Rutz J. Reed ROW 3 J. Ranslow T. Rizzo I. Reisewite A. Rybos B. Saunders S. Rosen C. Ross R. Rapp 111 ROW 1 M. Smith S. Smith C. Smith C. Smeed J. Smith M. Serino ROW 2 L Slauenwhite T. Schultz K. Stackhouse C. Setzler D. Sieber C. Shaver ROW 3 V. Sommerville A. Sheppard T. Shab J. Shane T. Sheridan T. Schmall ROW 1 J. Hipp D. Barbee G. Cusack S. Yeomans ROW 2 S. Boris C. Rogers G. Davis ROW 1 B. Storti V. Swanson R. Fender T. Reed G. Strobino J. Stephens D. Turner ROW 2 J. Tovino E. Stumpf C. Two hey J. Thomas L Terry S. Thomas B. Stouter ROW 3 C. Talbot A. Strassle C. Taylor L Stems S. Strawson B. Stevens K. Thierfelder ROW 1 T. Waymouth T. Yoder W. Webb D. Thompson B. Ventmdo G. Webb J. Zucca J. Zidack ROW 2 D. Wodjenski C. Vadas C. York M. Woley S. Wahlers M. Wooley T. Yeoman T. Westerling ROW 3 J. Valentine K. VanVaikenburgh G. Tyler L Yates A. Woodard C. Whitcomb L Weidman C. Wagner 113 114 115 ROW 1 C. Barrett K. Boyer R. Anderson K. Hansen G. Bantz J. Barone G. Anderson L Deimar S. Sparks S. McGuinness L Mathews M. Cannon ROW 2 G. Brown J. Astor C. Armstrong H. Barksdale D. Anderson J. Bonello D. Aickelin B. Anderson J. Hyland M. Ouellette G. D’Amore ROW 3 E. Brenner S. Baisley D. Bisceglia D. Acton S. Baun J. Bell J. Bond J. Bang C. Asman J. Auclair D. Betts M. Barksdale ROW 1 M. Covello T. Crawford K. Cassidy L. Carmellini A. Conversano B. Burnette J. Buccellato ROW 2 J. Croteau L. Coveney D. Burcn K. Clady T. Carter M. Carlson ROW 3 M. Cannon S. Buddie A. Chark K. Fletcher S. Bucknam G. Buckbee N. Caplanson B. Chang 116 ROW 1 B. Ferrante D. Doerwold B. Anderson J. Hyland M. Ouellet G. D’Amore A. Dennis P. Curcio W. DeCosa A. DeCaro B. FaiTell ROW 2 J. Dodd E. Emmons M. DiSorbo K. Evangelista S. Fairclough ROW 3 B. Eisenburg B. Darrah L Diemer T. Cusic P. Daria L Faure M. Edman S. Davis ROW 1 M. Gagnon B. Galante M. Genovese A. Gero C. Gee C. Froland ROW 2 M. Froland G. Foley S. Garvey L Gabriel C. Gibbon C. Gray E. Ferentino ROW 3 J. Ferriss T. Gilchrist B. Geissinger K. Fletcher M. McJagger T. Schmahl P. Fuller 117 ROW 1 D. Hartman C. Hill L Hoddy E. Hill K. Hetzel C. Harkness S. Hoburg ROW 2 P. Guerra M. Hartney G. Havas J. Hayward B. Hastings J. Hagen B. Heaphy J. Hallock ROW 3 M. Hine P. Hine D. Helton C. Heaton L Lohmann B. Hendrix B. Hoffman K. Hill ROW 1 L Izzard L Kennedy N. Hulton J. Hyland K. Jajer D. Kimberly S. Horton ROW 2 K. Ireland M. Hyland B. Kessler S. Keip J. Joyner T. Gilchrist S. Humphreys K. Kelly ROW 3 T. Johnston B.Johnson T. Hollar R. Klein G. Johnson P. Keilich C. Jellen K. Jensen J 118 ROW 1 D. Maclnnis N. Hulton L Kolazk B. Lewis D. Kutchera L Lohmann D. Maccariello M. Landgrebe ROW 2 K. Jajer R. Kunert J. Krten C. Lucas L. Kennedy B. Landry K. Lestik P. LeBlanc C. Marsicano ROW 3 C. Martens L LeBoeuf F. Lesiak T. Manouse J. Lindholm J. Hyland J. Gagnon K. Mann T. Lillis ROW 1 G. Meade L. Misericordia D. McBreairty S. McGuinness L Mathews G. Miller M. McCafferty B. Lewis ROW 2 D. Maruszak J. Mickelson D. McDonald K. Metcalf J. McBrairty D. McGann J. Laughlin M. Carlson ROW 3 B. McKay L Miller D. McAvoy M. Matty R. McCarthy P. Meagan J. Menkes S. Marten 119 ROW 1 M. Morse G. Ploof G. Peet M. Parady M. Pizzo J. McLaughlin B. Pitchard M. Carlson M. Oulette ROW 2 P. Olson J. Murray J. Olsen J. Nicoletti C. Philippi D. Novello L Mathews K. Pancoast W. Myers ROW 3 D. Niemon E. Pitcherd J. Morrison T. Norton A. Murphy J. O’Connell G. O’Conner B. Pius ROW 1 S. Sparks B. Rylander J. White B. Seible L Popovs ky D. Post L. Reiersen ROW 2 T. Ruscoe J. Scribner K. Saul J. Randazzo J. Purvinis E. Pogonowski A. Schultz ROW 3 G. Pompea F. Reickhard D. Quirk W. Plourde J. Rosen P. Rowburrey J. Scott 120 ROW 1 W. Squires D. Squires J. Setear C. Foster S. Terry D. Titus T. Smith M. Smith ROW 2 J. Storm B. Siepmann M. McCafferty W. Myers V. Smith W. Tallmadge K. Throop L Smith C. Taylor ROW 3 M. Sullivan K. Sides T. Seger S. Sparks B. Rylander T. Straussen C. Shrack B. Skoog ROW 1 J. Olsen J. Murry L Webb D. Wasson M. Tomascak B. Tuz S. Williams B. Tuz P. Tompkins ROW 2 D. Warren J. Storm L VanCoughnett D. St. Amand K. Tremont S. Sparks J. White B. Rylander K. Ireland ROW 3 J. Welch V. Turk E. Trafas D. Wharton L Tryonoviech D. Turek G. Wilson S. Williams M. Watterworth 121 ROW 1 W. Lutinski D. D’Amore K. Hansen S. Wright L Wagner D. Bouton L Drake ROW 2 T. Lloyd K. Wirtz G. Serino L Zidack L Angeil B. Woodin ROW 3 E. Cardinal J. Perry J. Greenert M. Hilton J. York L Winkelvoss C. Fender 122 ROW 1 K. Armstrong B. Brunner H. Beyer L Ballard J. Barbee S. Burdick M. Bernard ROW 2 K. Ball T. Bacon K. Beers J. Buccellato K. Andersen S. Basher L Belanger ROW 3 D. Baisley G. Bahr E. Barrett D. Brenner P. Beatty R. Angelovich ROW 1 S. Kroll S. Carlson J. Cameron T. Cannon J. Catullo S. Couch ROW 2 L Columbo A. Butera A. Carlie K. Caldwell C. Cimmino S. Christen L Coolbeth ROW 3 J. Gawel T. Bums I. Cetinski L Cipolla M. Cnan B. Parnell 125 ROW 1 N. Dealy K. Cruise D. D’Amore K. Duhan R. D’Amato ROW 2 K. Davin W. Doyle L. Disbury D. Eastman R. Davison D. Croteau ROW 3 D. Delaney C. Crane C. DeCaro S. Devin D. Dartnall ROW 1 M. Mazzarella B. Farrell J. Gedney A. Gutierrez A. Getchell C. English D. Foley D. Flowers ROW 2 K. Golembeski L Feldman B. Freeland J. Gerback D. Eddy R. Ferriss E. Grant L Garrett ROW 3 P. Ericson D. Fernandez E. Glasner J. Faiola J. Correa D. Frost Y. Fen-y T. Gereg 126 ROW 1 L Hinz S. Jennings S. Hill G. Howard J. Hall R. Karpovich M. Irwin ROW 2 B. Kennel J. Harris M. Heaphy J. Hotchkiss L Hungerford K. Kelly ROW 3 W. Inness C. Hills M. Jones E. Johnson K. Hill G. Hogan J. Jordan ROW 1 D. Lee M. Lynch J. Lash P. Leonard C. Lourenco M. Bruzzi P. Lombardo ROW 2 S. Lewis M. Kessman N. Lopez L Ladd R. Loftus D. Uoyd D. Kerr ROW 3 M. MacDonald M. Madden B. Kovacs D. Kroeger W. Innes R. Mallory G. Loormann 127 C. Christenson D. Schroeder L Blair B. Rigdon M. Morris M. McBreairty C. Morrissey C. Manouse M. Menard M. McGee B. Mastri B. Martin P. Marshal T. Mishico A. Mazzarella H. McNamee M. McGivney M. Mercier C. Moore B. Miltner P. Morasco M. Mazzarella C. Polletto J. Mangiamele ROW 1 J. Piccinini G. Pearson D. Nobili J. Munday M. Post H. Mullen K. Moschitta ROW 2 D. Penniston K. Perreault M. Moclair L. Marsan C. Polletto C. Murphy D. Pascal! ROW 3 J. Norton L Pappano C. Pielli L Lowell B. Pittore D. Neelands C. Muehlenbein 128 ROW 1 T. Schocller H. Rinehart K. Schindler M. Rinaldi L Rice R. Quell C. Ritchie ROW 2 J. Purvinis D. Bucknam R. Sacchi M. Ploof J. Rupart B. Scanlan M. Rapelye A. Purcell ROW 3 B. Rogg C. Sawyer T. Quirk M. Rosen D. Schultz M. Rutz M. Rosati ROW 1 S. Valinaggi B. Miltner M. Scott J. Stuhrcke K. Scribner L Scott M. Squires B. Storti ROW 2 L Terrell D. Szinyei J. Talbot W. Theisen J. Stevens M. Sweeny T. Snelling T. Slakis G. Showalter ROW 3 P. Stone L Tanguay J. Smith S. Stackhouse P. Beatty S. Shiftman D. Taylor 129 ROW 1 M. Tevino W. Ward T. Bacon C. Thompson L Thompson S. Shiftman M. Squires W. Walker M. Toussaint ROW 2 J. Tillman L Wailach B. Tryonivich M. Welch J. Tilshion S. Valinaggi D. Toussaint S. Logue ROW 3 L. Thibodeau C. Velez M. Walker N. Velez M. Wahlberg D. Taylor B. Tremont B. Tuz 130 131 BAND Adviser: Mr. Bayers D. Anderson G. Anderson K. Anderson C. Asman G. Banty M. Barksdale H. Barksdale M. Barksdale S. Barksdale P. Bower D. Bucknam K. Bucknam S. Buddie A. Caplanson C. Chapin N. Cignoli T. Cusic A. Elliot D. Englund P. Ericsen J. Ferris M. Garvey S. Garvey T. Gereg E. Glasner C. Gray C. Gray B. Gregory C. Harkness R. Hastings K. Hetzel S. Hetzel S. Hoburg G. Hogan M. Hyland L. Izzard B.Johnson R. Karpovich D. Kimberly L Kolak R. Larson B. Lasley K. Leavenworth S. Lewis D. Maclnnis C. Marsicano L Miller P. Morasco J. Morrison K. Nelson A. Norem D. Owen C. Philippi J. Piccinini B. Pius H. Pius D. Post M. Post P. Racz C. Ritchie W. Rogg M. Rosen R. Sawyer C. Sides B. Skoog S. Smith A. Stead J. Storm J. Talbot W. Tallmadge W. Theisen C. Tishion J. Tishion V. Turk S. Vallinaggi D. Wasson 132 T. Wilson D. Woodin K. Woods J. York FRESHMEN B. Anderson W. Anderson H. Asman A. Bayers E. Camp J. Carlson K. Clark K. Coen J. Dike M. Falk C. Gagnon L Gardei P. Geyer J. Hogan K. Jensen V. Landgrehe J. Lewis S. Lukow K. Lynch L Nelson C. O’Connor R. Owen P. Parker S. Peragine R. Rapp C. Rogg A. Rutz J. Smith S. Smith K. Thierfelder L Yates J. Zucca 133 A.F.S. Adviser: Mr. Raymond Anne-Marit Bakka Maria “Chepey” Escalona L Angell K. Armstrong — Co-President A. Berrent K. Boyer B. Brunner B. Brunner K. Caldwell D. Carrol J. Catullo L Comwell L Correa D. Dahlberg — Co-President D. Dahlberg D. Delaney D. DeStefano P. Erickson E. Fisher D. Foley D. Freeman M. Hartney K. Heaton L Hinz L Izzard S. Jennings — Secretary. Treasurer K. Jensen S. Kosen K. Lindholm L Lohman K. Lynch M. MacDonald E. McCormack N. McNiff J. Menkes M. Ouellette T. Parker J. Papaleo M. Roger C. Ryan J. Sheaffer B. Skoog J. Smith S. Smith V. Smith S. Thomas C. Thompson M. Tomascak D. Wharton J. Wittmann K. Woods 134 135 CHESS Adviser: M. Hoyt J. Auclair B. Baxter M. Chan B. Chang J. Dike R. Fender J. Kirten R. Kurent S. Lukow J. Jordan M. Peothka B. Saunders J. Sercel T. Shab A. Sheppard B. Siepmann Strobino CHORUS Adviser: Mrs. Callihan G. Anderson S. Boris P. Bower V. Byrne J. Chamberlain L Coolbeth S. Croteau S. Croteau K. Elsesser D. Havas M. Hine L Hoddy B. Murphy K. Nelson J. Papaleo A. Purcell R. Quell J. Reed C. Rogers A. Rybos S. Smith D. Terrome S. Terry C. Turill L Weidman W. Walker L Yoder 136 COURTYARD CLEANUP Adviser: Mr. Brokowski R. Anderson K. Bosse S. Bryer T. Carlson B. Chamberlain J. Correa S. Cote S. Davis M. Dreyfus J. Faiola D. Fernandez B. Forrester K. Hansen H. Heaton K. Henkel D. Hulton K. Hyatt B. Leviness L Lindner N. Lundgren C. Millard C. Moore M. Morris A. Murphy C. Nuremberg E. Norton R. Osborne B. Parnell G. Richmond M. Rosato K. Sabia R. Seger B. Seible T. Strawson D. Tracey C. Tyrer C. Velez N. Velez L Wochek L Wodjenski F. HA Adviser: MissOpulski W. Ballard J. Begelman D. Beyer H. Beyer D. Bowman D. Campbell D. Delaney D. Delaney R. Didcock D. Giglio L Guerra T. Ireland J. Joyner L LeBoeuf T. Lucas A. Lillis D. Mann G. Meade D. Mulry M. Rapelye L Thompson J. Weulis M. Wooley 137 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Advisers: Mr. Packard Miss Vallombroso D. Barry B. Baxter J. Beatty N. Benavides J. Bethel — Treasurer T. Booth D. Boucher C. Brenner J. Brothers S. Brown J. Cameron A. Caplanson I. Cetinski B. Clark T. Ellis K. Elsesser D. Englund C. Fisher — Secretary M. Gari M. Gee L Grady E. Grant C. Hehl S. Hetzel — President M. Lambracht M. Lynch C. McGuinness L Meagan P. Morasco C. Munch J. Nahley — Vice-President K. Nelson D. Newman L Pappano B. Perreault J. Piccinini D. Pogonowski P. Racz M. Schneider E. Shab J. Smith S. Smith L Strelez T. Sullivan B. Tryonoviech W. Waymouth D. Woodin 138 GREEN THUMB Adviser: Mrs. Lewis D. Boucher B. Bumett V. Byrne L Chach T. Ducey C. Haney M. Keip S. Keip K. Nelson M. Roger C. Smith K. Throop YEARBOOK Advisers: Mr. Dudde Staff Mrs. Miller-Osborne N. Benavides N. Cignoli — Editor-in-Chief J. Bethel Editors C. Brenner S. Brown M. Cook C. Carmellini D. DeCaro J. Lopez T. Ellis K. Morris C. Fisher N. Morris M. Gari J. Nahiey S. Hetzel D. Newman M. Lambracht B. Perreault R. Larson P. Racz C. McGarry M. Roger D. Boucher A. Norem L Strelez M. Pitchard M. Russell C. Sides L Reap 139 140 141 142 DECA Advisor: Mr. Sheridan President: J. Beardsley Vice-President: C. Godialis Treasurer: A. Burrows L Bachetti P. Bouchard H. Bryer T. Carlson S. Christen L Cipoila D. Conrod L Dellea M. Hull S. Kroll D. Lennon P. Lillis C. Lourenco L Meagan K. Meehan K. Miller D. Pare D. Penniston M. Poletto J. Robertson D. Santarsiero B. Seible J. Showalter J. Taylor H. Woodin S. Yoder 143 Chanticleer Advisors: Mr. Schnepf Editors: C. Brenner C. Hehl S. Smith B. Brodeur G. Foley D. Bucknam C. Gagnon J. Cameron N. Lopez C. Campbell D. Newman S. Caplanson J. Reed C. Cimmino B. Rogg D. DeCaro D. Schultz 1. Eddy S. Thomas E. Trafas 144 Advisor: Mrs. Cheron G. D’Amore D. Ames D. D’Amur D. Anderson L Drake R. Angelovich L Eaton T. Bacon P. Edman J. Bell H. Finch S. Bets E. Fosliay D. Beyer L Gerrell H. Beyer A. Gero V. Brandt L Goersch B. Conn M. Hagan T. Crawford D. Hartman R. D’Amato P. Hine Disco C. Jensen L Kennedy B. Lewis D. Maccariello M. McGivney L Marsan M. Mercer J. Munday J. Murray L Nelson N. Nuremberg K. Palagonia M. Pizzo L Popovsky J. Randazzo M. Roger J. Roy K. Saul B. Seible D. Sieber B. Storti L Thompson M. Watterworth L Webb W. Webb D. Wolter 145 Firefighters Advisor: Mr. Hibbard G. Gouwins D. Acton S. Harvey S. Bucknam G. Ploof D. Dahlberg E. Raymond D. Dahlberg R. Richardt C. Deicke J. Shimko E. Dineen B. Stouter K. Duhan F. Tencza A. Edmons C. Tishion T. Ellis A. Totten J. Fish D. Turek G. Fugit P. Wahlers J. Gerback S. Wallach F. Gould S. White F.B.LA. Advisor: Miss Chernov J. Bonello D. Bouton T. Carter D. Dartnel! M. Gagnon J. Greenert M. Irwin D. Kutchera D. McDonald M. Mele S. Mulry J. Nicoletti E. Sheldon C. Sides V. Stumpf D. Wyant 146 Horse and Rider Advisor: Mrs. Cheron W. Ballard D. Bouton B. Conn B. Evenson V. Glick A. Schultz J. Scribner B. Tyler S. VanCott C. Wagner L Wagner S. Wahlers C. Whitcomb B. Woodin S. Wright Industrial Arts 147 Needlepoint Crewel Planetarium Advisor: Mr. Clonaris J. Barrows President: B. Munson A. Forrester Vice-President: T. Wheaton J. Morrison Secretary: L Garret C. Smith Treasurer: Y. Fen-y C. Taylor 148 Spanish Advisor: Mrs. Clark K. Boyer B. Kessler A. Bray M. Lathrop K. Cruise L Pucci T. Ducey H. Rinehart K. Evangelista L Shab D. Flowers C. Smith M. Gari C. Smith S. Hoburg J. Storm Stereo Advisor: Mr. Barbero D. Carrol M. Dreyfus J. Haran K. Lindholm C. McMahon H. Pius K. Richardson R. Rosabella M. Rosato J. Sheaffer K. Weiner 149 Advisor: Mr. Barbero President: M. Madden Vice-President: M. McBreairty Secretary: J. McBreairty D. Aickelin B. Anderson S. Basher P. Bower E. Byrne J. Campbell R. Carlson B. Clark H. Colby T. Cannon D. Connad P. Coolbeth T. D’Amato R. Davison N. Dealy J. Disbury P. Doyle C. Flynn J. Gerback E. Glasner C. Gray S. Hall D. Haggett K. Hill A. Hine R. Karpovich K. Kelley B. Kovacs M. Krosky R. LaFond N. Lopez D. Lord J. Manouse D. McBreairty E. McCormick C. McGuinness L. Miller M. Moclair K. Moschitta K. Morrison D. Neelands R. Nicol H. Pius K. Perreault G. Pearson J. Pearson E. Pogonowski S. Ridge D. Robles K. Saul L Saul K. Sides D. Stevens B. Stevens J. Zucca M. Toussaint M. Tovino E. Trafas P. Westerling S. Westerling J. Winters 150 Student Council Advisor: Mr. Barbero President: L Murray Vice-President: J. Beatty Treasurer: B. Clark Recording Secretary: L Bauer Corresponding Secretary: S. Vallinaggi Board of Ed. Reps: C. Gray L Pappano D. Adams H. DeBoy D. Anderson B. Ferrante S. Basher L Fisher C. Bayers C. Froland A. Bray J. Gawel B. Camp G. Gillen L Carmellini D. Grossenbacher J. Catullo D. Hartman L Cornwell M. Heaphy K. Davin A. Hine P. Parker K. Ireland C. Poletto L Kelley J. Randazzo D. Lee J. Ross K. Leavenworth K. Schindler A. Lincoln V. Smith L Lohman V. Stumpf L Marsan V. Summerville S. McDonald J. Talbot S. McGuiness K. Thierfelder J. Merril V. Turk C. Munch K. Wirtz W. Myers L Nelson M. Wojciechowski 151 Travelogue Advisor: Miss Austin B. Landry C. Smead L Smith M. Smith T. Smith L Traynham VICA Advisor: Mrs. Caron D. Bowman D. Delaney L Disbury C. Gray R. Irwin M. Mahanor A. Purcell M. Rapelye M. Scott K. Schindler J. Sheaffer L Thompson P. Wahlers S. Wallach D. Wood 152 Freshmen Advisors: Mr. Asman Mrs. Roberson President: A. Ribiero Vice-President: C. Bayers Treasurer: G. Baglia Secretary: J. Gardener H. Asman S. Brandt J. Carlson K. Cimmino J. Colepaugh M. Duhan T. Ellis L Gardei A. Hine K. Jensen L Kelly K. Lynch D. Mann S. Marsan R. Martel L Nelson B. Oshan P. Parker J. Rinaldi D. Schilke J. Smith V. Sommerville L Terry C. Two hey T. Waymouth L Yates 153 Sophomores Advisors: Mr. Ferris Mrs. Nelson President: B. Geissinger Vice-President: G. D’Amore Secretary: D. Maruszak Treasurer: B. Anderson D. Aickelin S. Bucknam T. Duncan C. Froland K. Heaton M. Hilton K. Ireland L Lohmann J. McBreairty J. Murray K. Saul S. Tenry L Tryonoviech 154 Juniors Advisor: Mr. Bouclier President: B. Miltner Vice-President: M. Squires Treasurer: T. Wilson Secretary: K. Scribner R. Anglovich D. Bucknam J. Cameron L Col umbo J. Hall M. Heaphy N. Lopez M. Lynch L. Marsan G. Pearson J. Piccinini H. Rinehart W. Rogg S. Shiffman J. Smith B. Tryonovich J. Volinski 155 Seniors We, the Senior Class Officers, would like to thank the entire Senior Class for four years of dedication. The organization of the class has been evident throughout our high school years. This has been a great asset in bringing the class together as one. We’d especially like to thank our Class Advisors, Miss Vallombroso and Mr. Kellogg. With their help and devotion, our projects were a success. You’re the best class anyone could ever ask for. Thank you for always coming through when we needed you. See you at the Class Reunion! Nancy, Kristy, Kathy, and Mary 156 157 kV'V -v Row 1: J. Manouse. D. Grossenbacher, E. Downs, J. Hilton, J. Beatty, J. Purvinis, C. Flynn, B. Carlson, E. Geiger. J. Wirtz; Row 2: Coach Kellogg, T. Slakis, W. Inness, E. Johnson, M. Menard, C. Manouse, C. Morrissey, L Colombo, J. Baglia, R. Davidson, Coach Salvestrini; Row 3: G. Pompea, G. Wilson, T. Mischio, P. Beatty, K. Golembeski, S. Shiftman, M. Rosen, L LeBoeuf, D. Acton, C. Hills; Row 4: T. Johnston, J. Purvinis, J. Rosen, B. Pius, M. Sullivan, B. Skoog, E. Emmons; Row 5: C. Smith, P. Curcio, S. McAvoy, G. Davis, J. Lindholm, M. Landgrede — Mgr., J. Barone —Mgr.; Row 6: Coach Paradiso. 160 Record Won 1 — Lost 8 5th in Wild Division MIP Back — Keith Golembeski MIP lineman — Pat Beatty MVP Back - Chip Flynn MVP Lineman -Dave Grossenbacher Rosato Trophy - Jeff | J Row 1: J. Beatty (CAPTAIN), C. Flynn (CAPTAIN), J. Hilton, E. Downs; Row 2: J. Manouse, D. Grossenbacher, B. Carlson, J. FOOTBALL }) Row 1: K. Pasternack. D. Gagnon. J. Carlson, J. Marsicano, R. Lafond. R. Rapp. B. Moore, B. Basher. D. J. Lynch; Row 2: M. Gavlick, A. Hlne, S. Rosen, G. Mer-cier, K. Stackhouse, D. Cooper, S. Harvey, L Johnson, T. Lavalette; Row 3: J. Moffett. G. Murray, J. Tovino, S. Emmons, M. Boucher, A. Sheppard, P. Planz, B. Walker; Row 4: G. Baglia, J. Heaton, B. Mayers, S. Orvis, R. Epting, C. Setzler, J. Clarke, V. Landgrede — Mgr.; Row 5: Coach McGinniss, Coach Hartell. HELD } HOCKEY Row 1: H. DeBoy, C. Lucas, L Nelson, D. Kimberly, D. Anderson, V. Turk, H. Barksdale, J. Pierce. J. Gardner; Row 2: Coach Shanks, M. Pappano, S. Marsan, M. Mercer, B. Oshan, T. Westerling, S. Thomas, B. Banzhaf, B. Tryonoviech — Mgr. GREEN Record Won 8 -£ Lost 5 Tournament 2-1 (Quarter Finals) MVP — 1978 Varsity Soccer Team MIP - Tim Ellis 4 166 Row 1: D. Lord, S. Barksdale, T. Broderick (CAPTAIN); Row 2: T. Ellis(CAPTAIN), B. Baxter (CAPTAIN); Row 3: J. Carmellini. Row 1: M. Barksdale. S. Merrick. J. Hogan. J. Aquilina. J. Hayward. J. Cassidy, S. Marlin, B. Fetter, D. Squires; Row 2: S. Williams —Mgr., J. Greenert, T. Cusic, K. Hoffman, C. Ryan, D. Turek, S. Bucknam, J. Merrill, J. Scribner, Coach Dudde. 167 168 Y% vtf _ i IBB I Record Won 7 — Lost 5 Qualified for State Tournament • MVP — Beth Perreault MIP - Janie +( Row 1: J. Bethel, D. DeCaro, P. Morasco, B. Perreault, L Bachetti; Row 2: T. Bums. D. Maruszak, B. Miltner, Coach Kraft, S. Valinaggi, B. Lasley. A. DeCaro —Mgr. J. Bethel, D. DeCaro (CAPTAIN), B. Perreault (CAPTAIN), L Bachetti. ■ - .. ■ - VOLLEYBALL S Row 1: C. Brenner, K. Cardinal, T. Ellis, G. Strobino, S. Thompson. R. Angelovich, dinal; Row 2: J. Sercel, D. Wharton, J. Cameron. M. Toussaint, J. Bell, S. Devin; Coach Doring, A. Strassle, K. Hill, M. Begasse, T. Fletcher, K. Hill, K. Fletcher. Record Won 8 — Lost 3 Tournament 0-1 MVP — Todd Fletcher MIP — Don Wharton a 172 )BOYS CROSS | 1 COUNTRY1? 174 im1 JfJ Won 9 — Lost 4 Maggie Rinaldi — 6th in States 9th in Open States MVP — Maggie Rinaldi MIP - Edie Hill li 3 GIRLS CROSS jp COUNTRY? r 175 MA.: ! [ BASKETBALL J Row 1: M. Hilton, M. Ciferri, B. Pius, G. Wilson, F. Lesiak, B. Siepman, M. Sullivan; Row 2 Coach Hibbard, J. York, G. Pompea, J. Gagnon, J. Merrill, S. Bucknam, R. LaFond.C. Pielli P. Geyer-MGR. PW 179 180 Row 1: N. Morris, L Grady, A. Elliot, L Murray; Row 2: B. Nott (CAPTAIN), M. Schneider (CAPTAIN), M. Lambracht; Row 3: A. Serino, B. Lourenco. I GIRLS’ ) r c— —L----1 p BASKETBALL p 184 Row 1: M. Barksdale, T. Ellis, J. Carmellini, B. Waymouth, B. Smith, Row 2: D. J. Geyer, D. Grossenbacher, S. Hall, D. Adams. j WRESTLING Row 1: C. Feldman. D. Girardo. P. Daria. B. Johnson. B. Saunders, T. Ellis, R. Austin. T. Waymouth; Row 2: D. Hagget, B. Heaphy. J. Purvinis, D. Soerwald, C. Ross. J. Pearson, J. Aquilina; Row 3: A. Strassle, J. Kimball, W. DeCosa, M. Edition, G. Havas. M. Chan. Row 1: N. Lopez, D. Enos, H. Rinehart. C. Hungerford, B. Storti, M. Oulette, N. Nuremburg, W. Webb, M. Cannon; Row 2: J. Mickelson —MGR. L Pappano. D. Anderson, L Pielli, Coach Wiser. Coach Cheron, C. Jensen. M. McGivney. B. Oshan, J. Gardner, M. Mercer. L Carmellini. 186 GYMNASTICS )) Row 1: T. Conrad (CAPTAIN). D. Hulton, K. Bosse (CAPTAIN); Row 2: D. Hartman. D. Frost, J. Gawel. K. Scribner. R. Karpovich, D. Aickelin. B. Anderson. K. Davin. M. Squires. The following was supposed to be included in last year’s supplement. Here are the results and Coaches’ thoughts of last year's Spring Sports. GIRL'S TRACK... Team record lOand 2. Won a Trophy in the Brookfield Invitational State Class M Championship ... 3rd 100 yd. Dash: Donna Maruscak 4th 80 yd. Hurdles: Chris Jensen 5th High Jump: Chris Jensen 5th Shot Put Sylvia Reid 4th 880 yd. Relay: Chris Jensen, Shari White. Donna Maruscak. Maggie Rinaldi. Big B Invitational in New Britain: Donna Maruscak: Gold medal winner. 1st in the 100 yd. dash ... Chris Jensen: 5th in woman Pentathalon ... GOLF ... The first ever losing season for NMHS golf team ... due to lack of experience ... Nine of the twelve members were freshmen and sophomores, and only one varsity member returned from the 77 season ... The youthful squad still managed to post a 6 win and 10 loss record ... They gained needed experience and confidence as the season progressed ... BOY’S TRACK ... In spite of many injuries to key performers prior to the beginning of the season, the team ended the season with 9 wins, and 1 loss ... Second place in the W. C. C. ... 7th in the class ‘M’ State Meet ... Medal winners in the State Competition: Henry Ndukwu. John Randazzo, Kory Elsesser. Brian Armstrong, and Mark Wojciechowski ... Ran-dazzo was the only record breaker, setting a new triple jump record of 43' 6l6” ... GIRL'S TENNIS ... Stunning upsets over heavily favored Newtown and Immaculate ... Team finished with an even 8 wins and 8 losses ... Much of the team's success was due to the aggressive play of the freshmen “Kiddy Corps of Karen Wirtz. Nicky McNiff. and Lynne Mis-ericordia who provided much needed depth ... Sophomore standouts: Jane “Lefty Volinski. “Little Mo Maureen Lynch. Shotgun Patty Morasco. and Donna Lee all played like veterans and gave the team great hopes for a bright future ... Not to be forgotten, the Jrs. and Srs. performed a yeoman’s task of providing leadership and stability to this young and coming team ... Much credit goes to Srs. Jeanette Baker. Mary Madden and Connie Ross, all performing admirably in their roles of Singles Players ... Juniors Lisa Strelez. Laura Saul. Carolyn McNiff and Marianne Russell all gained experience to lead next year’s team as Seniors ... A very fine season and a very nice future for the girl’s tennis team ... BASEBALL ... Even though the 1978 season was not one of its best, there were some very good moments: the first win came against powerful rival Newtown as Guy Stone pitched a complete game to gain the victory in the 8-4 win. ... Central Catholic proved to be a welcome foe as the Wave beat them 13-5 and 9-2 with Stone picking up both of these victories. Stone also posted a .315 batting average and was the team’s MVP. ... Bob Ayres played anywhere he was needed and was the team’s MIP. ... The J. V. team was 12-2 and the outlook for 1979 looks considerably brighter. BOY’S TENNIS ... A very successful 16 and 4 season ... Mark Baxter and Chris Merkling won the W.C.C. doubles title: First N.M. win in 6 years! ... Congratulations! SOFTBALL ... Season record: 11 wins and 6 losses. In their first tournament game they bowed out of the playoffs ... WCC All-Star 1st team: Barbara Nott ... WCC All-Star 2nd team: Kim Nott... Most Valuable Players: Kim and Barbara Nott ... Most Improved Player. Penny Nott. 192 CROSS-TOWN 132 Danbury Road New Milford 354-0921 MOREY’S 40 East Street New Milford 354-9900 i fSauk NEW MILFORD VOLKSWAGEN, INC. Rte. 202 Mew Milford, Ct. 354-3977 IRON KETTLE EARLY AMERICAN RESTAURANT DISTINCTIVE DINING FRl. BAT.. UNTIL 10:00 SUNDAY 1:00 TO 0:00 CCLOBCD TUCBDAY3 Cl a : 74 ; Distinctive Dining at Modest Rates Route 7 New Milford. 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Weiiope that we can learn from the courage and hope that Mr. Latham displayed and strive to be as exemplary as fie was during the good times and the trying times. A SPECIAL THANK YOU for your help ... Mr. Dudde: Yearbook Advisor Mrs. Miller-Osborne: Yearbook Adv. Mr. Kellogg: Class Adv. Miss Vallombroso: Class Adv. Mr. McDevitt: Senior Play Adv. Mr. Volinski: Float Assistance Brian: Delmar Yearbook Rep. Mr. Wiser: Magazine Campaign ... and our Parents, Teachers, Friends and People of New Milford. Thank you! f cL VJJ—ax