Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1970 volume:

Sequin 1970 Newington High School Newington, Connecticut Sequin r ti 11 I • j ill |W- � ' •.� : i i.i.• � • i :! • 4amu� iimiiiutim.n � ; ■ • —-. , , fiMi. ■ rill --- K“'i |rita ;£! liillli - -!:: JIiii!i|tJI ■ , mm 4 i1 M: .Ji i •;' 1 I ■ ■ 4 H i ■wHteSlr I-8I i U v v . NiV.vti ; uV K ' ' , ' V V� • .JjB 111 Silence fills the empty hall I stand, and in my reverie I hear the slam of a solitary locker, the clanging of the pipes. The uproar of a study hall just begun. The distant rumble of an intercom. A bell rings, and students flow around me; Earnest bespectacled, laden with books. Some to public notice and others quiet as they serve. But some minds and hearts are of stone for they are the apathetic Yet to live may be to dissent for only through protest can they be recognized. Some trudging down the hall, carefree and confident. A bell rings and the corridor becomes filled with the sound of learning. 1 enter the classroom of my memory Where I have read the lines of Shakespeare and known a reverence for wisdom. Where I've felt the breath-easy security from passing in a term paper or experienced the exuberance upon receiving an A. I’ve felt embarrassment from asking a seemingly foolish question or the pride and childish joy in victory and success. Moments and feelings I have known Will take a step backwards From the present to the past; For, when times are changing, Only our memories remain the same . . . 1'iimmr Silence fills the empty hall 1 stand, and in my reverie 1 hear the slam of a solitary locker. The clanging of the pipes. The uproar of a study hall just begun. The distant rumble of an intercom. 7 8 v� Dedication A sizeable portion of growing-up took place during our high school years. These years dangled before our eyes visions of excitement and sadness, wisdom and folly. As much as we strove to be independent. we depended on others to help pull us through difficult, serious, or ecstatic times. It is with these thoughts in mind that we. the members of the Class of’70. dedicated our yearbook to Miss Harriel King in deep appreciation for her strength, kindness, humor, and wisdom. We hoped that in some small way Sequin ’70 expressed our sincere thanks and cherished memories. Contents Dedication ..................... 12 Class History ................. 16 Seniors ....................... 36 Underclassmen ................. 148 Activities .................... 158 Sports ........................ 188 Staff ........................ 250 Directory .................... 266 Advertising.................... 274 Yearbook Staff ................ 286 rj � We were alone in a crowd. impressionable and easily swayed. There existed the chill bleakness of a winter's twilight when we were dismissed at five-fourteen. Junior Class Officers: Pal Whitney, social chairman Sue Jones, secretary Carol Chudzik. vice-president Cindy Armstrong, treasurer Felix Sarubbi, president Most of us were confident we could move mountains, if somebody would clear the foothills out of our way. We learned that there were three kinds of people: those who made things happen; those who watched things happen; and those who had no idea what happened. 19 Paula Vance, Lynn Arnold, Alison Lindsay, Sue Jones, Carol Chudzik, Pat Whitney, Felix Sarubbi. Rich Prigodich, John Rinaldo, Buddy Marino. Mark Hayes, and Brian Lombardo PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING C.V.C. Soccer: Rich Prigodich, Bruce Ellison. Dennis Johnsky. Bill Schroeder. John Soderherg 24 My year as exchange student in Newington has contributed much to my knowledge of this country as well as my understanding. I realized that this world is but one home containing all kinds of people wherever one may go. Above all I should like to thank all of you for the efforts and sacrifices you made to make my stay here successful. Thank you very much. s John Mark To be transferred from American society to a completely different far Eastern one can be quite astounding. This situation, which I found myself in last summer, was the greatest experience of my life. My months in the Philippines were ones of meeting, learning, and understanding new people, things, and attitudes. To Newington students and sponsors, I am extremely grateful. If more of us were as lucky to travel, maybe we could learn to walk together, talk together, give a damn about our fellow man, and consider ourselves not citizens of any one country, but citizens of the world. DAR Recipient The 1970 recipient of the Good Citizenship Award, going to an outstanding girl of the senior class, was Chris Hannifan. She was chosen for her qualities of dependability, leadership, patriotism. and service. In school, Chris participated in Student Council, G.A.A., Pep Club, and was Homeroom Captain for the Magazine Drive. Her outside school activities included C.Y.O. and being sec.-treas. of the Newington Youth Council. Jim Mclly, Harris Swanson. Marilyn Strecler. Sandy Sprague. Jim Ferraris. Dan Michalak Laurel Girls’ State Nutmeg Boys’ State Chosen by faculty members on the basis of leadership and scholarship, Jim Ferraris, Jim Melly, Dan Michelak and Harris Swanson represented N.H.S. at Nutmeg Boys’ State. Sandy Sprague and Marilyn Streeter were representatives for Laurel Girls’ State. This week long program in politics, held at the University of Connecticut, gave preliminary training and practical experience to Connecticut's future leaders. By attending lectures, primaries and elections and joining a political party they learned the various aspects of state and local governments. The highlight of the week was the Inaugural Ball which perfectly ended the program. M Streeter. D. Schmuckli. N. Powers, S. Mednick. B Marino. J. Ferraris. D. Anderson. T. Reese, B Lombardo, H. Hancli, P. Davis, L. Taylor. J. Muisncr, C. Hannifan. K. Wiltsc, L. Boucher, G. Gustin. D. Erickson. A. Lindsay, D. Albro, H. Swanson, R. Gilbert. Marilyn Senior class officers: Treas. Cindy Armstrong; V. Pres Rich Prigodich; Sec. Pam. Pefido; Soc. Chmn. Carol Chudzik; Pres. Steve Mcdnick 32 As Seniors Together we make a class, yet we compete against routines to maintain individuality. Seniors JAMES A ACKERMAN Jim . . . ‘The reward for a job well done gives you the power to perform another. DOREEN ALBRO . . . “The most certain sign of wisdom is a continual cheerfulness.” STEVEN P AMBROSE Steve . . . “Good natured, full of fun. and mixes with everyone.” fefc DAVID E. ANDERSON Dave . . . “Active natures are rarely melancholy. Activity and sadness are incompatible.” BONNIE ANDERSON . . . “Is it not better to live in revolution than to live in dead times? ’ ANNE MARIE ANTECK Annie . . . “If we ever are to enjoy life, now is the time.” JESSICA P ANTON IK Jessie ... “I got life, mother, I got crazy ways and million dollar charm and had times too. like you.” CYNTHIA ARMSTRONG 40 Cindy . . . “Her smile was not meant to be seen by anyone, and served its whole purpose in being smiled.” ANGELA M. ARONNE Angie . . . “All I ask of living is lo have no chains on me.” DOUGLAS B ARVAI Doug . . . “Once man had found the wheel and a method to travel the waters he could get anywhere on earth he wanted. BETTY ASCHENBRENNER Liz . . . “Individuality is everywhere to be spared and respected as the root of everything good.” DEBORAH MARIA AUBIN Debby . . . “She is filled with smiles that brighten everyone she meets.” SALLY JANE AUGUSTUS Turtle . . . “Let the morning lime drop all its petals on me. Life, I love you.” JANE AUKSHUNAS . . . “The delectable form which intelligence takes in its moments of surplus power is wit.” LAURA KATHERINE BABCOCK . . . “There are those who have truth within them, they tell it not in words, but dwell in rhythmic silence.” RICHARD BAILEY Dickie . . . “It's better to make the world smile at what you say than to laugh at what you do.” MARCIA ANNE BA KINO W . . . “Charity suffers long and is kind.” FREDERYK S BALICKI, JR Fred ... “A lively free-thinking smile.’ JAMES BARTHOLOMEW Jimmy . . . “He that can have patience can have what he will.” DEBORAH J BEDUS Debbie . . . “My heart is warm with friends I make. And better friends I’ll not be knowing. DAVID BENNETT Dave . . . “No athlete is crowned but in the sweat of his brow “ ROBERT M BENGSTON Bob . . . The future belongs to those who love, not to those who hate. JOHN BERGERON Berg . . “Get your head together, keep it together; he was very together GLENN BERNARD PATRICIA BETSEY Dawn . . . “What you keep is lost: what you give is forever yours.’ ANN BINFORD Ann ... “It is not how much we have but how much we enjoy that makes happiness. ROBERT S. BLOCH Bob . . . “Live as if you expected to live a hundred years, but might die tomorrow.” DEBRA LYNN BOGATZ Debbie . . . “Every person is intended to have a character of his own, to be what no other is. and to do what no other does.” JOSEPHINE DONNA BOLOZ Josie ... “A Sun Goddess with golden hair kissed by summer’s warmth.” THOMAS JOHN BOORMAN “ ... He is never less at leisure than when at leisure.” LINDA ANN BOUCHER “ . . . Memories come, memories go. but I know you'll always be there.” JANICE ARLENE BOWER Carpet . . . “Mind can not follow it, nor words express her infinite sweetness.” DEBORAH ELAINE BOWKER Debbie ... ”1 am but a wandering cloud wishing to settle in meaning and peace. .f DEBORAH JEAN BRYENTON “Laughingly I make my way to the door. ANNA J BYSTRY An’ci’ . . . “Be there a will — and wisdom finds a way.” WILLIAM C. BURTON Ace . . . “All your life you were only waiting for this moment to be free ” LINDA CARROLL Lin . . . “Half of greatness lies in decision and action.” NANCY E. CARTER JAMES KEITH CHARTER Jimmy . . . “My trade and art is to tive.” ROGER CHENETTE “One’s control of the language is often shown by saying nothing.” VICTORIA A. CHERL1N Vickie . . . “May I he gay like every lark who lifts his life from all the dark. CAROL ANN CHUDZIK Chud . . . Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? . . . Thy eternal summer shall not fade. THOMAS CICCAGLIONE Chic . . . “God permits industrious angels afternoons to play. ODILE HACHE “One thing everybody wants needs is friendliness. and ELIZABETH F. CLAFLIN Liz . . . “One with a charitable heart has a pure mind.' EDWARD C. COLE Ed . . . “Buried in dreams of life’s everyday pleasures.” DEBRA CLAVETTE Debbie . . . “Sweetness of disposition charms the soul.” CHARLES E. COLPITTS FRANCIS W. COOK III Cook . . . “And one will rise above the others with brilliance of wit and gift of genius. JOHN M. CONDON J. C. . . . “I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the JEAN LOUISE CONNOLLY Jennie . . . With a spark of friendliness she sets the whole world on fire.” RAYMOND COR BEIL Corky . . . “The heart and beat of a musician swings the world.” MYLES CROCKER “He has strength of character who is helpful, friendly, and willing to work.” JEFF COSTELLOE Jeff . . . “All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make, the better.” CHRISTOPHER L. CROOKS “Never follow the crowd if you want the crowd to follow you. JEFFERY P. DAVIS Jeff . . . “One who works with tools maintains the base of society.” 58 DAVID DARIGO Dave . . . “In the sun borne over and over I ran my heedless ways.” PAULA JEAN DAVIE Paula . . . “In this world it is not what we take up. but what we give up, that makes us rich.” CARL BERNARD DE LEO “To live is like to love - all reason is against it. amd all healthy instinct for it CATHERINE L. DELLAPA Cath . . . “How far that little candle throws its beams.” DEBORAH ANN DE PAOLIS Debbie . . . “Everything succeeds with people who are of a sweet and cheerful disposition.” WILLIAM M DERR Bill. . . “Speak little; do much.” NANCY A. DESCHENES Nanc . . . She’s a gentle girl, quiet and gay. enjoying life in her own special way.” WILLIAM S. DESMOND Bill . . . “Politeness has been well defined as benevolence in all things.” CHARLES WALTER DIGNAZIO Brooks . . . “Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality. LUCY DONADIO Lu . . . “A time to joke and a time to laugh but always time to be sincere. CAMILLE DI MAURO Little Rat . . . “Dancing is the loftiest, most moving, most beautiful of all the arts ... it is life itself.” ROGER EMERSON “The music that can deepest reach and cure all ill. is cordial speech. KATHLEEN MARY DONAHUE Kathy . . “Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace. CHERYL ANN DUPONTE To be yourself is to be unique. ' DENNIS DURAND Young Den ... “A little mischief now and then. DARCY BETH ERICKSON Dare . . . “Live while you live, as wise men say; and seize the simple pleasures of each passing day ’ MARY BESS FAIRBANKS Bess . . . ‘The wisest one is generally she who thinks herself the least so.” WILLIAM R ERICSON “Pleasures afford more delight when shared with others; to enjoy them in solitude is a dreary thing.” DIANE CAROL FAIRCHILD De-Dc . . “Wherever Ihcre is a human being there is an opportunity for kindness.” JOSEPH M. FARGNOLI 64 Joe . . . “The direction one is headed is more important than where he stands. JOHN A. FENLASON “Our patience will achieve more than JAMES C FERRARIS, JR. Jim . . . “You will never ‘find time for anything. If you want time, you must make it.” DEBORAH FIELD Field’s Kid . . . “Youth is happy because it has the ability to see beauty in all things and in all people.” THERESA M FILON Terry . . . “Good nature is the beauty of the mind, and, like personal beauty, wins almost without anything else.” JEAN FINEGAN Jeanne ... “A spectrum of friendship from a ray of kindness.” BRIAN F. FITZPATRICK Barn . . . “There is honesty, manhood. and good fellowship in thee.” ARLENE E. FLYNN Flynski . . . “Such lunar wonder . . . shone from her face that he would set blind mirrors up to multiply her grace.” MICHAEL FLYNN Mike . . . “Is there such thing as a genius without a touch of madnessT DEBORAH MARY FOLEY Debbie . . - “Softly speak and sweetly smile.” sr sr DONNA FONTANA Fons . . . “Ready for mischief, ready for fun.” MICHAEL W. FOX Foxy . . . “He has spent his life best who has enjoyed it most.” ROBERT FRANCOLINO Bob . . . “Who loves not wine, woman, and song, remains a fool his whole life long.” ROBERT FUSKA Bob . . . “Life is the game that must played, ... so live and laugh nor dismayed.” LOUIS GAGNON Lou . . . “He is happy who thinks himself so.’ DAVE BRUCE GALLEGOS Dave . . . “Those who wish to reap the blessings of liberty must undergo the fatigue of supporting it DENNIS ANTHONY GIANNINI 70 Den ... “I have laid aside business, and gone a-fishing.” MARCY ANNEGIDMAN ‘‘Almost everything that is great has been done by youth.” 71 SHARON SUSAN GODBOUT “The truly generous is the truly wise.” STEVEN GOLDMAN Steve . . . “We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams.” ROBERT A. GUSTAFSON Bob . . . “An able man shows his spirit by gentle words and resolute actions.” MARIE CHRISTINE HALB L. R. W B . . “If your spirits arc low. do something; if you have been doing something, do something different.” ELMA HALEY Shrink . . . “Let your heart be your guide and you'll find a world of happiness.” ALAN HANBURY JR A1 . . . “What’s life without a little excitement?’ HELMUT HANELT Yahoo . . . “Mingle your joys sometimes with your earnest occupation.” CHRISTINE C. HANNAFIN Chris . . . “Sunny people make cloudy days seem short. ERIC K HANSEN “Therefore am I a lover of the natu ral. well pleased to recognize in na ture the basis of my thoughts. ’ DANIEL H ANNAFIN Danny ... “I never met a man I didn’t like. 76 MARK HAYES “Independent and mischievous in spirit. BARBARA ANNE HODGE Barb . . . “And in the sweetness of friendship, lei there be laughter.” 77 Sandy . . . “She appears to be quiet until you know her! LAURIE A. INGERSOLL “To be an artist is to dig beyond the facade and expose the truth for all the world to see. SUSAN L. IOSCO Sue . . . “Woman was made to give their eyes delight “ PATRICIA M. JAMES RAYMOND JANELLE Ray . . . “Have more than thou showest; speak less than thou knowest.” Patty . . . “Great modesty often hides great merit.” GARY L. JAMESON “Good nature is one of the best articles of dress one can wear in society.” PAUL J JARVIS Peach . . . “For he is triumphant even in defeat.” SUSAN C. JONES Sue ... “A constant friend is a rare and hard thing to find.” PATRICIA JEFFERSON Patti . . . “A friendly heart warms the world.” CRAIG JOHNSON “Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others.” EDWARD J KAMINSKY Ed . . . “His heart and hand both open and free, for what he has he gives, and what he thinks he shows.” GLORIA ANNE KARDYS “Golden hair and an innocent way. MAUREEN KASCHAK “The strength to push the mountains and hold back the seas.” KATHLEEN C. KELLY Kelly . . . “He who enjoys doing and enjoys what he has done is happy.” JERALYN KELTONIC Jeri . . . “Happy-go-lucky; easy-go-frec, nothing on earth bothers me.” RO ANNE MAUREEN KIERWIAK Daisy Mac ... A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him, I may think aloud.” GARY KIESOW “They who have nothing to trouble them, will be troubled at nothing.” DOUGLAS KOWAL “The attainment of happiness or any kind of achievement presupposes taking risks and making efforts.” PETER M KOZYRA Kozy . . . “Those move easiest who have learned to dance. DEBRA A. KRENECKI C. C. . . . “School is just another chore! EVELYN J. KRONENBERGER Evie . . . “It is not easy to be a pretty woman without causing mischief.’ DONALD LA CHANCE Don ... “A friend is a person who knows all about you — and still likes you. ARTHUR L. LA CHAPELLE Art . . . “Earth’s the right place for love: I don't know where it’s likely to go better.” SUSAN L. LAITINEN Sue . . . “There is a certain music in charm and those who possess it cannot escape being heard.” DAVID LANDGREN David . . . “Meet life and live it; do not shun it and call it hard names.” JOHN P. LANDRY “To grow and know what one is growing towards that is the source of all strength and confidence in life.” SHERYL LAWRENCE Sherby ... “A true friend comforts like sunshine after rain.” CLAUDINELANGILLE Claud . . . “Come on people, smile on your brother, everybody get together. try to love one another.” WAYNE LAPORTE “The fortunate circumstances of our lives arc generally found at last to be of our own producing.” ROBERT D. LECH Bob . . . “The greatest, the most important of the arts, is living. RONALD J. LEMAY Ron . . . Why lake life seriously; you never get out of it alive.” LINDA A. LEDOUX Douit . . . “Pleasant to meet, charm ing to know. SUSAN K. LENARES Sue . . . “Happiness is a form of courage. 1 MIRIAM LEVINE Mimi . . . “She is moving — into the eye and prospect of the future. ’ PETER LESSARD Pete . . . “Worry is an enemy to life; so 1 11 find a way to achieve my goals without it.” DANIEL LEWONCZYK Dan ... “It isn’t the load that breaks us down; it’s the way we carry it.” ■ SHARI L. LINDEQUIST Shari . . . “Not what we have but what we enjoy, constitutes our abundance.” ALISON J. LINDSAY AI . . . “And all that’s best of deep and bright meets in her aspect and in her eyes.” SUSAN LINTELMANN Susie . . . So gentle and so wondrous sweet” MARY ANN LITWIN KAREN A. LIZOTTE “A merry heart doeth good like a medicine.” PAULINE A. LOMBARD Ruby Lomtard . . . “There is nothing better than a friendly person who is a friend.” WILLIAM ANTHONY LOMBARDI Bill . . . ‘The only way to have a friend is to be one.” PATRICIA LUKENS Pat .. . “No wild enthusiast ever yet could rest” Squeaky ... “A light heart lives long.” BONNIE MACRI Bonnie . . . ‘‘Youth is vibrant ever reaching its arms to search for joy.” DOREEN ANN MacDONALD “At once with joy and laughter her heart rebounds.” DONNA MACHOWSKI Chowsk . . . “She wrho is capable of emitting love and laughter, has found the true joy of life.” LISA MAG Maggot . . . “Life is like music: it must be by car; feeling and instinct, not by rule.” CATHERINE MAIORANI Cathie . . . “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” MARIE THERESA MAGNOLI Marie . . . “An artistic gift and admirably schooled in every' grace.” CHRIS N MARINELLI Chris . . . “One of these days is yesterday . . and the other day I do not worry about is tomorrow.” VICTORIA CHARLOTTE MARTIN Vicki . . . “For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are my ways always your ways. JOSEPH MARTUCCI MICHELE ANN MASSARO “Our worth is determined by the good deeds we do, rather than by the fine emotions we feel.” LORETTA K. MATZDORFF Rett ... “A fellow - feeling makes one wondrous kind.” DIANE M MAXTUTIS Dee . . . “Without humor there is no laughter; Without laughter no happiness; Without happiness. What is life? DOMINIC MAZZOCCOLI Dorn . . . “As I grow to understand life, less and less, I learn to love it more and more. DEBORAH MAZZOTTA Debby ... “A capacity for thinking is of little value unless it is accompanied by a capacity for action.” jean McCarthy Jeanie . . . “Have patience with the jealousies and petulances of actors, for their hour is their eternity.” RICHARD R McCUSKER Cus . . . “Play each game hard — even in the field of life.” dennis McDonald “One who plays peoples' games and touches their heritage knows the art of living. CHRISTINE E. McINTOSH Chris ... “If the world’s a vale of tears, smile, 'till rainbows span it” JAMES G. MELLY Jim . . . “No mind is thoroughly well organized that is deficient in a sense of humor.” ARLENE McVEY A quiet thought can satisfy an excited world.” STEVEN GARY MEDNICK Steve . . . “Man has to and should be an individual thinker and an individual being.” KEVIN BRUCE METZGER WENDY JEAN MIDDLEMASS Wen ... “I would help others, out of a fellow feeling.” DANIEL P MICHALAK Danny . . . “Nothing is impossible . . . and if we had sufficient will we should always have sufficient means.” BETTE MILANO Bets . . . “Ready for mischief, ready for fun. willing to talk to anyone.” JANET ANN MILLER DOUGLAS MOFFAT “Make the most of life you may — life is short and wears away. ’ GAIL LOUISE MORELLO “A planter of trees benefits a generation; a planter of education benefits a century.” PAUL GREGORY MORSE Bede . . . “Look to your soul for the answer.” KAREN ANN MORTENSEN Mort . . . “She made sunshine in the shady place.” JOYCE MARIE MUISENER “The joy of youth and health, her eyes displayed and ease of heart her every look convey’d.” SUSAN MYSLIWIEC Sue . . “Fewest faults with greatest beauties joined.” DAVID O. NELSON “A little rebellion now and then can be a good thing.” THOMAS MULRYAN Tom . . . “How shall I tell you what the years have taught?” RICHARD ALBERT NEUMANN Rich . . . “Ever)’ man shall eat in safety under his own vine and sing the song of peace to all his neighbors.” MARGERY L. NICHOLS Marge . . . “The artist does not see things as they arc but as he is.” MARILYN NIELSEN Lynnie . . . “Gay and spirited yet reserved; the enjoyment of life is hers.” MARCIA LEE NIELSEN Marsh . . . “Unaffected, gentle, and gay; She enjoys life in a quiet way. ADORNA ROSE OCCHIALINI Dorn . . . “Kindness consists in lov ing people more than they deserve.” JOHN STEPHEN OPOLOT “A faithful friend is the medicine of life” DEBORAH O’CONNOR Debbie ... “A multitude of small delights constitute happiness.” BONNIE J. O’SHAN Bon . . . ‘The habit of viewing things cheerfully and thinking about life hopefully. PETER OSTERBY Pete ... “A smile for every guy and two for every girl.” RICHARD PALADINO Ric . . . “Have fun now, because you’re going to be dead for a very long time.” 107 MICHAEL PAPARELLA Mike . . . “True merit is like a river: the deeper it is the less noise it makes.” GERMAINE L. PARENT “All things are won by diligence.” DONNA M. PARETTI “Come, as you go, on the light fantastic toe.” GILL PASZEK Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it.” DAVID FRANKLIN PEINO Dave . . . Plague . . . “For the constant enjoyment of life, give me a keen and ever present sense of humor. JANE F. PATRISSI Triz . . . “He that makes a good use of any part of his life must allow a large part of it to recreation. JAMES H. PENTALOW Jim . . “Frame your mind to mirth and merriment, which bars a thousand harms and lengthens life.” PATRICIA PENTALOW MARK PERKINS “As to us - we arc uncertain people, who are chased by the spirits of our destiny from purpose to purpose.” “A good personality should stand out and be twice your size” PAMELA E. PERFIDO Pam ... “A cheerful temper, joined with innocence, will make beauty attractive and wit good-natured.” RONNY PETANOVITCH Ron . . . “May our spirits be like the lark; our principles like the oak.” DEBORAH ANN PETROVITS Debby ... “A friend forever and a day.” JOYCE ANN PFISTER “The greatest privilege of a human being is to be able to do good. EILEEN MARY PILLION “Let sincerity be your best virtue. RICHARD PFUND “A lively understandable spirit offers strength to every man. 112 FRANK PINTO “A life of ease is a difficult pursuit.” EUGENE LEO PITCHETTE Leo . . . Live with your fellow human beings, even the ones you dislike; live in peace.” 113 MARK PITTSINGER Pitt . . . “An athlete on a cycle cannot be bound.” TERRI POHARSKI As merry as the day is long.” NANCY PATRICIA POWERS “The heaven such grace did lend her that she might be admitted.” ROBERT PRANITIS Bob . . . “It is excellent to have a giant's strength and to use it like a gentleman.” WILLIAM PRENTICE KAREN ALLISON PRICE “How easy to be amiable in the midst of happiness.” RICHARD PRIGODICH Rich . . . “The will to do, the soul to dare, the ability to succeed. JANET PRZECH Jan . . . “As we are now living in an eternity, the time to be happy is today.” DAVID PULASKI “He serves with a quiet mind.” LAWERENCE PYSH KEVIN RANDICH Kev . . . “The action of men are the best interpreters of their thoughts.” DAVID MARK RADKA Dave . . . “One joy dispels a hundred cares, so let things come and go as they please.” Larry . . . “Much of a man’s character is revealed by what makes him laugh.” DONNA MARIE RECCK Don . . “Softly speak and sweetly smile.” SHARON RICCARDI “For she was beautiful; and her beauty made the dim world bright!” THOMAS E. REESE Reese ... “I want, by understanding myself, to understand others, I want to be all that I am capable of becoming.” JAMES P. RICHARDSON Jim . . . “Speech is silver, silence golden.” NANCY J. ROBERTS “But I know I'll never lose affection for people and things that were before ... I know I’ll often stop and think about them . . . JOHN JOSEPH RINALDO Frog . . . “I’m not only witty in myself but the cause of wit in other men.” ROBERT J ROBINSON Bob ... “A true man is not afraid to state his beliefs.” JANELLE ROGERS MARK H. ROOT Marcus . . . “The world is a looking glass and gives back to every man the reflection of his own face.” NORMAN ROSSIGNOL Norm . . . “Every man is the archi tect of his own fortune.” SUSAN J. ROUSSEAU MICHAEL SALON IA Mike . . . “Woe to the man whose heart has not learned while young to hope, to love — and to put its trust in life.” ANTHONY SARUBBI Squeege . . . “He who smiles rather than rages is always the stronger whether in the game of sport or life.” FELIX SARUBBI JAMES R. SCANLON Jim . . . “The man who is prepared has half the battle fought.” Felix . . . “Why worry when you can be happy without it” CATHERINE M SATALINO Cathy . . . “Faith is seeing light with your heart when all you see with your eyes is darkness.” GUSTAVE J.SCHALLER Guy . . . “Say what you will about the devil, he's a hustler!” DAVID PETER SCHMANSKA Ski ... “The fame of great men ought always to be estimated by the means used to acquire it.” INGRID ELISE SCHLOESSER “I have been taught that happiness must be wanting what I get, rather than getting what I want.” DIANE R SCHMUCKLI Dee Dee . . . “and for a moment, light as air, we knew what we were holding and smiled the way we used to want to then” DIANE F. SCHOLNICK Dee Dee . . . “You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.” CAROL ANN SCHRAFFA “Our charm increases in proportion to our interest in others.” FAM SCH RIVER “Happy life must be to a great extent, quiet life; it is in an atmosphere of quiet that true joy can live.” WILLIS SCHROEDER SHELLY L. SCHUMAN Shell . . . “Youth’s the season made for joys; charity is its duty.” ANNA MARIE SCOTT Nancy . . . I have bought bread and I have been given roses; how happy am I to hold both in my hands!” JOHN F. SCULLY “The youth of the soul is everlasting, and eternity is youth.” PHYLLIS SEAGREN Phyl ... “A quiet lass, there are but few, who know the treasure concealed in you. CYNTHIA T. SEFTER Toni . . . “Give me your smile, the lovelight in your eyes. Life could not hold a fairer paradise.” i MICHELLE C. SHEIMAN Shelly, Micky . . . “Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by. MARYANN SIEK ‘‘Speech is a mirror of the soul: as a man speaks, so is he.” 127 RAYMOND SIMPSON JR JOHN GARY SODERBERG Sod . . . “Sports are the spice of life, play each game hard; so win without boasting and lose without excuse.” DONNA SNYDER “Judge one by his questions than by his answers.” rather JOHN SOCHA “It is almost impossible to remember how tragic a place the world is when one is playing golf.” MARGARET M SPRAGUE Meg . . . ‘The inexpressible comfort and guidance of a friend helps find what is worth keeping, and blows the rest away with the breath of kind- ANDREA JEAN SPRING “And so she flirted like a true good woman, ’till we bade adieu.” SANDRA SPRAGUE Sandy . . . “One of the greatest joys in life is the joy of spontaneous emotion; open up your heart and listen to the warm.” WILBUR J. STODDARD Will . . . “A man of few words but many thoughts. GLORIA STURTEVANT “Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” MARILYN STREETER Mare . . . ‘‘Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. HARRIS PAUL SWANSON 130 The highest compliment a person can pay is to say. ‘‘You’re my best friend. GREGORY STEVEN SWAYNE Gig sport. “He is an athlete who is a ♦ H � ALDONA SZCZERKOWSKI A1 . . . “In school quiet and demure, outside we’re not so very sure. LAURA JEAN TAUBE “The temple of our purest thoughts is — silence! 131 CATHERINE A. TAYLOR Cathy . . . “She has so free, so kind, so apt, so blessed a disposition. EVELYN C. TAYLOR Tail . . . “Life is a jest and all things show it” GALE TAYLOR Gale . . . “Live a full life, whether or not you understand it” GAYLE LYNN TESSMAN 44 . . . The only ones among you who will be really happy are those who have sought and found how to serve.” MARY LOUISE TORRY Mary Lou . . . “Gentle of voice and manner.” ROBERT JOSEPH MICHAEL TORTE Bob . . . “Everyone’s future is in reality an urn full of unknown treasures.” RUTH HOLLY TRYON “Silence is the essential condition of happiness.” EILEEN ELLEN TURNER “The hair is the richest ornament of women.” CHRYSTAL LYNDA VARLEY Chrys . . . ‘To be bom with the gift of laughter and a sense that the world is mad.” JUDITH V. SFLAINE Judy . . . “True beauty consists in purity of heart.” PAULA J VANCE “Without love and laughter there is no joy; live amid love and laughter.” i DAVID VAUGHAN Dave . . . “Quick with wit, quicker with talk.” JAMES VICCARO Twat Mogger . . . “He bore failure without self-pity, and success without self-admiration” DENNIS VELEAS Gramps . . . ‘Take it as it specialize in having fun. comes. ANNA MARIE WALKER Rie . . . “To a young heart everything is fun.” JUDITH ANN WALLACE Judy ... “A merry heart goes all day.” MICHAEL R. WALSH Mike .. . “The one who makes the fun enjoys it most.” STEPHEN WILLIAM WALSH Steve . . . “Personal liberty is the paramount essential to human dignity and human happiness.” 136 NANCY L. WARRINGTON JAMES H. WATERMAN Watermelon . . . “The thing that goes the farthest towards making life worthwhile is a pleasant smile. GAIL D. WEBB “Small deeds done are better than great deeds planned.” NANCY WEDMAN “Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night.” ROBERT J. WELCH Bob ... “If we want light, we must conquer darkness.” JANE WEST “True character never betrays its owner.” PATRICIA A. WHITNEY Pat . . . ‘To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existence.” BARBARA E. WHITE Barbie . . . ‘‘We are wandering about — alone and together - eager to grasp the chance to smile at peace.” SANDRA WHITNEY Sandy . . . “Poetry is the rhythmic creation of life.” RICHARD D. WILLIAMS Rich . . . “The foolish man seeks happiness at a distance: the wise grows it under his feet.” GREGORY W. WIDLAK Bull . . . “His limbs were cast in manly mold for hardy sports or contest bold” RICHARD A. WILLIAMS Willy . . . “Life is like a jewel. The number of facets determines its sparkle.” H KAREN J. WILTSE Will . . . “Sport and cheerfulness are mutually admired; KENNETH E. WOLF Walt . . . “There are some defeats more triumphant than victories. The mark of a true man lies in his sportsmanship.” STEPHEN WINALSKI Steve . . . “No pleasure endures un seasoned by variety.” GARY D WOLFRADT One who enjoys the company of music will always enjoy his free lime. JIM YOUNG ‘‘The habit of viewing things cheerfully and thinking about life hopefully may be made to grow like any other habit.” E. JAYNE WYSOCKI “The world is always ready to receive talent with open arms.” FRANCES M. YUKISH 142 ‘‘Silence cannot be misquoted.” PAMELA WEBER JOHN BARNHARDT “A person who moves slowly through life observes more than one who moves fast MICHAEL CIRIGLIANO “Let me probe the mystery of life.” LOUIS FIORETTI Lou ... “He who says little is seldom misquoted.” JAMES LEONARD GRACE Jim . . . “Let all the world say what they may. speak of me as you find. ’ NANCY KOSTREVA “To clap copyright on the world. This is the ambition of individualism. RAYMOND ZIELKE “Patience and gentleness is power. ’ PAMELA M. ZURAW Pam ... “A good laugh is sunshine in a house. GEORGE EDWARD LaVOIE George . . . “Little he dreams that drinks life’s pleasures. ’ ANTHULA PAPAGEORGE “She who transplants, sustains.’’ KENNETH RICH Ken . . . ‘The unspoken word never docs harm.” MICHAEL TRACY Mike . . . “Perhaps a gentleman is a rarer man than some of us think.” 143 Most Respected Mary Bess and Mark 144 Most Athletic Gig and Betty 145 Most Sex Appeal Evelyn and Paul 146 Class Gabs Paula and John Most Likely To Succeed Mary Bess and Mark 147 Most Attractive Maureen and Paul We see our own days reflected in your foolishness and also your wisdom. Underclassmen Juniors: This was the first class to spend their freshman year in N.H.S., to hold an auction, and have a prom in the K. of C. hall. Sophomores: “We were in earnest; We will not equivocate; We will not excuse; We will not retreat a single inch; and We will be heard.” Sophomore Class Officers: V. Pres. — Lynn Connery. Sec. — Deobie Tracy. Soc. Chmn. Maria Lombardo. Pres. — Buzz Waltman, Tres. - Marla Slack Junior Class Officers: Pres. - Bruce Ellison, Sec. Kathy Morrissey. Soc. Chmn. - Ellen Lieber, Tres. — Brett Capshaw. V. Pres. — Tom Stepnowski Freshman Class Officers: Pres. - Gerry Rajotte, Soc. Chmn. - Linda Varjabedian. Tres. Nancy Jones, V. Pres. — Pam Gustin, Sec. — Martha Wcsilus Dee Dee Jones 152 Mr. Mildrum y Miss Turner And Melanie Nelson Activities Am I the reliable member or an unknown statistic; the blue and gold or shades of grey? Claudine Student Council Although social events were an important part of Council activities, emphasis was placed on the educational aspects of school life. The cooperation of the student body was sought in carrying out activities such as the Fall Sports Week, the football concessions stand, buses to away basketball games, and the WPOP basketball game. Row . S. Sprague. J. Fitzpatrick; Row 2: A. Robertson, K. Randich. K. Larsen. P. Whitney; Row 3: R. Williams. S. Mednick. M Fairbanks; Row 4: M. Bellizzi. M. Glickstein, C. Chudzik. C. Hannafin; Row 5: T. Stepnowski, N. Condon, K. Hughes. C. Whirty. D. Bogatz, A. Paolino, K. Mortensen. B. Lombardo, P. Tramadeo. K. Morrissey. R. Bailey. P. Perfido. E. Taylor. 161 Cafeteria Night Meeting Induction A new Council branch was the Student-Faculty Advisory Board. Created to resolve the dress code problem, the board had success in the dress guidelines and tackled other problems such as study halls and curriculum. Under the guidance of Mr. Andrew Aros, advisor, the Council was able to become financially and organizationally stabilized, and to involve more of the student body in the operations of the high school community. Executive Board: Brian Lombardo. Dick Bailey. Joan Paskov, Mark Perkins, Richard A. Williams, Kevin Hoyle, Karen Mortensen. Andrea Spring Kevin Hoyle vice-president, Andrea Spring secretary. Mark Perkins president. Karen Mortensen — treasurer Senior Choir — Choir Memorable exchange concerts with the Beverly, Massachusetts choir and Frank Tirros “American Jazz Mass” highlighted the Senior Choir’s ’69-’70 school year. After rehearsing three times weekly under the direction of Mr. Dilion, the eighty voices performed at the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, Memorial Day Assembly, and Graduation. Besides the Jazz Mass, the choir enjoyed singing Dawson’s “Ain’-a That Good News,” Berger’s “O Give Thanks Unto the Lord,” two versions of “Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day,” Rogers' and Hart’s “Falling in Love with Love,” Peter, Paul, and Mary’s setting of “Leaving on a Jet Plane,” and other pop tunes. Officers were pres. Harriet Hodge; sec.-treas. Adorna Occhia-lini; ticket chm. Lynn Arnold; publicity chm. Maggie Brien; robe mistresses Nancy Powers and Janis Ivanowsky. Singers of French chansons. Italian madrigals, and difficult, rhythmic contemporary songs, accompanied by Mr. Racicot and directed by Mr. Dilion. Concert Choir The Concert Choir, a select group of sixteen performers, specialized in singing Renaissance chamber music. Chosen for their superior musical ability, members rehearsed twice weekly and performed for both in-school and outside engagements. ‘Take thirty,” was a familiar direction to the freshmen and sophomores of the Girls’ Chorus. Officers were pres. Judy Jones; treas. Jody Gus-tin; sec. Sue Ginn; and librarians Jan Listro and Gloria Wanza. The repertoire of the Girls Chorus included Morleys “Fire. Fire My Heart. Friedman's “Windy. David’s Do You Know the Way to San Jose. “Koombayah. and others. Mr. Dihon directed the forty voices, divided into first sopranos, second sopranos, and altos. Orchestra The piping fifty-six piece orchestra made its debut at the Christmas Concert and continued harmonizing until the Audition-Festival in May. Combining crescendos and glissandos, the group produced Handel’s “Hallelujah Chorus,” Copland’s “Quiet City,” Styne’s “Funny Girl,” Frescobaldi’s ‘Toccata,” Bizet’s L’Arlesienne Suite No. 1,” and others. Soloists were Nancy Carter, Lynn Arnold, Ray Corbeil, and alumnus Nancy Brown. Also featured were the string players performing Verdi’s “The Diary of Anne Frank.” Nancy Carter, president and concert mistress, and Mr. Gebo were helped by Maureen Gaherty, Lorene Slicksbier, and Debbie Murphy. All-Conn. Representing Newington High at the October All Connecticut Music Festival were eight musicians who successfully competed against more than 1000 state performers. Standing are Harriet Hodge, Nancy Condon, Judy Jones, and Jayne Wysocki, all chorus members. Orchestra players were Lynn Arnold, cello; Nandy Carter, violin, and trombonist Chris Cas-sarino (absent from photo). Steve Goldman on clarinet was the sole Newington band member. Nationally known conductors directed rehearsals for the Storrs concert. 166 VI ) Band One hundred twenty resounding rhythmists formed the Symphonic and the Concert Bands, led by Mr. Wilson and Mr. Gebo respectively. Besides performing at the Christmas Concert, Pops Concert, and Audition Festival, they formed the Marching Band which was featured at football games and the Memorial Day Parade. Cooperating with the Cheerleaders during the year was the Pep Band, which made it big at pep rallies. The Woodwind Ensemble and Stage Band were formed in mid-year for the Pops Concert. 167 Band Officers of the Symphonic Band were Ray Corbeil, president; Vaille Nichols, secretary-treasurer; and Bill Vassar. publicity chairman. Assisting in the Concert Band were Sarah Boyajin, secretary-treasurer; and librarians Michelle Darigo and Cathy Gaudet. Mr. Wilson 168 C Kelly. S. Covaeleski, S. Richardson. S. Peterson, L. Frcberg. A. Repoli, and captain A. Griffiths. Bill and Anita Ron Twirler Corps Drama Club Ken Natter, vice-president; Bill Bascetta, president; Sandy Corrcll, secretary; Mimi Levine, treasurer. Laurie Row 1. S. Richardson. L. O'Neil. K Clark; Row 2: N. Pealer. D. McClure, G. Arcari, E Claflin S Correll. S. Peterson; Row 3: S. Solan, K. Randich. P. Lund, T. Reese. S. Sprague C Meskill E Brandt, K. Natter, P. Betsy, H. Nenort, B. Bascetta Directed by Mrs. Satta, the Drama Club presented Neil Simon’s “Barefoot in the Park.” Only half of the production was viewed by the audience. The other half entailed rehearsing, building scenery, searching for props, and applying make-up. Sandy and Eric W. La Porte, W. Gilmore, B Weber, S. Edgccomb, L. Mazurek. D. Gordon. T. Pcncek. Library Club The student librarians devoted their spare study periods to assisting the librarians with checking out and shelving books and filing cards. The club, meeting twice a month, was very active in the State Library Club Association, Nutmeg 020. Officers were: Linda Mazurek, president; Tom Pencek, vice-president; Deborah Farashuk. secretary; Susan Edgecomb. treasurer; Lynn Schneider, public relations; and Karen Ferraris, historian. Debbie Mazzolta. treasurer Dan Michalak, vice president Jim Ferraris. president Mary Bess Fairbanks, secretary National Honor Society The forty-three members of the National Honor Society were chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. All ’69-’70 projects were organized with emphasis on service. Under the guidance of Mrs. Fiederlein, faculty advisor, two Thanksgiving baskets were prepared and sent to needy Newington families, and toys were collected and sent to an orphanage for Christmas. Other activities included College Day, the Student-Faculty Basketball Game, and collection for CROP, an anti-hunger program. 173 Latin Club “Latin lives today for both the Senior and Junior Latin Clubs. The high point of the seniors’ year was a trip to New York City and for the juniors the annual Latin Banquet. Tom Reese was president and Lisa Mag, secretary-treasurer of the Senior Club, and Debbie Burns and Karen Larson were the junior president and secretary-treasurer, respectively. D. MacDonald. T. Reese, D. Radka, D. Pelino, B. Pranitis. S. Lintelmann. L. Mag T. Mead. S. Richardson. A. Rames. K. Meskill, C. Kelly. D. Cassarino. K. Larsen, F. DeMaio, Mrs. Robinson, D. Robinson Row . P. Davis, H. Swanson, N. Powers, D. Gagne. A. Bystry, G. Morello, S. Schuman. P. Hall. Row 2: D. Maxtutis, P. Pertido, S. Riccardi. J. Ivanowski, S. Pate, L. Grove. L. Mazurek. Row J: K. Meskill. P. Mulcahy, V. Cherlin, L. Taylor. Row 4: S. Wartschow. S. O’Grady, C. Fancher, V. Martin. S. Mysliwiec, K. Mortensen, J. Brown. D. Recck. D. Foley. K Dclapa, D. Pottie. T. Pencek, M. McCarthy. K. Shumaker. L. Tonucci. Future Teachers For juniors and seniors intending to teach, the F.T.A., advised by Miss Susan Racow, provided opportunities for discussions and experience in class situations. The club held a tea for new members in September and made puppets for the Hartford Regional Center. Soc. Chm. — Judy Brown, Trcas. Janis Ivanowsky, See. - Nancy Powers. Pres. - Kim Shumaker. Soc. Chm. Shelley Schuman. V. Pres. — Patty Hall. C. Dellapa, L. Ingersoll. L. Boucher. H. Swanson, A. Scott. K. Larsen. M. Streeter. N. Powers. N. Warrington. S. Mednick. R. Prigodich. J. Ivanowsky, M. Glickstem. Folk Club Accompanied by the talented guitarists Marc Glickstein and A1 Robertsom the Folk Club performed contemporary folk songs at assemblies and school functions. President Nancy Powers, secretary-treasurer Janis Ivanowsky, and program coordinator Marilyn Streeter organized the presentations which included Showcase ’70 and the Christmas Concert. Mr. Gordcs, J. Finnegan. R. Williams. C. Finnegan. J. Heisler, R. Kierwiak. M. Nichols. D. Gold. J. Wertsching, F. Balicki. Photo Club The Photo Club clickers spent hours working for the Student Council Mr. Legs contest. Sequin, Scribe, the Junior Prom, and the Senior Ball. Leaders were president Fred Balicki; vice president-treasurer Chris Finegan; secretary Jean Finegan, and advisor Mr. Gordes. 176 The slide rule set of NHS led by Kevin Ran-dich met Mondays in the Activities Room under the direction of Mr. Neil Gordes. The highlight of the year was the First Annual Christmas Party attended by all senior advanced math classes. Other activities during the year included reviewing for College Boards and working on topics not covered in regular classes. Advanced Math Club J. Wertsching, J. Young. Mr. Gordes. R. Gilbert. S. Mednick. K. Randich, H. Swanson. G Paszek. J. Etherington, J. Slusarski. G. Dee. K. Bernard, K Randich. T. Pencek. H. Hanelt. President Gill Paszek scheduled meetings once a month for competitions among the Chess Club members, in school and in private. Helmut Hanelt. vice-president and Jane Etherington, secretary-treasurer, helped with the club organization. Chess Club 177 Girls Athletic Association Miss Eckersley, Kris Kechner, Pres. - Maggie Brian. V. Pres. - Tinky Davidson, Sec. — Gail Arcari, and Treas. - Ric Walker The largest organization in the school was represented by the G.A.A. executive board. On alternate Monday evenings, the board met to organize activities for the benefit of all girls in the school. The Girls’ Athletic Association sponsored school functions ranging from co-ed volleyball and playnights, to the Sadie Hawkins Dance, held in spring. Maggie Brien served as president, Tinky Davidson as vice-president, Gail Arcari as secretary, and Rie Walker as treasurer. Miss Eckersley provided the antics and advice for the group. 178 C. Finegan, J. Davis, K. Lang. M. Preu, S. Urbanowicz, D. Gold, H. Levine, J. Heisler, Mr. Gordes A.V.E.S. The Audio-Visual Education Society was behind the scenes at just about every high school gathering, either playing “The Star Spangled Banner” or adjusting lights and microphones. A-V coordinator, Mr. Gordes oversaw the operations, including money-saving repairs made by the members. The officers were pres. — Jeff Davis, vice-pres. — Kent Lang, and sec. — Sue White. Bob Spano. Mr. Bajek. Andy Marshall. Steve Woods Graphic Arts Club Several of Mr. Bajek’s students composed the members of the Graphic Arts Club. They assisted him in setting and cleaning up for his classes. Members were also kept busy by printing tickets and programs for school sponsored dances, concerts, and plays. 179 D. Vaughn, W. Lombardi, J. Socha. D. Michalak, K. Wolf, P. Jarvis. P. Guttmann. R McCuskcr, J. Mdly, D. Darigo, B. Lombardo, D. Bennett, Mr. O’Rourke; unpictured: W. Schroeder, R. Prigodich, E. Cole, G. Swayne, B. Fitzpatrick. Varsity Club Of Newington High’s varsity athletes, seventeen. representing all sports, were chosen by the coaches. Hosting visiting teams and officials, ushering at home games, and planning Fall and Spring Athletic Awards Programs were among the club’s functions. Pep Club “Let’s go Indians, we’re right behind you.” was the spirited cry of the Newington High School Pep Club. Affiliated with G.A.A., the members attended games initiating school spirit and sportsmanship. Jane Patrissi and Diana Duksa served as enthusiastic club presidents. 180 D. Vclcas, D. Michalak, J. Torda, J. Socha. R Rapacki. E. Beach. B Lombardo. Mr. O’Rourke. R. McCuskcr. W. Lombardi. J. Ferraris. J. Michelsen. Junior Leader Corps Row 1: J. Paskov, J Patrissi, D. Albro, J. Prczch. M. Halb. D. Machowski, P. Vance, L. Arnold, K. Wiltse, B. Aschenbrenner. H. Hodge. J. Muisner. A. Occialini, D. Bedus. Row 2: S. White. F. Lopreito, E. Reale. K. Scully. J. Pillsbury, G. Dunn, M. Hogan. M. MacDonald. P. Hall, M. Davidson. L. Towers. E. Beck. M. Harrington. L. Grove. Students assisting in gym classes by taking at-tendence, refereeing, and doing other odd jobs were members of the Leader Corps. Advised by Miss Eckersley and Mr. O'Rourke the Corps members were taught skills in order to aid gym class members. 181 Mary Bess Fairbanks. Ingrid Schloesser. Gail Gustin. Debby Mazzotta. Bob Bowsza. Doreen Albro. Linda Mazurek. Scribe R. Kierwiak, G. Parent. L. Matzdorff. C. Varley. R. Paige. J. Muisner. 182 Scribe ’70 has ushered in a new concent of Newington’s monthly school newspaper. Under the guidance of Mrs. Marion O’Donnell, editors Gail Gustin and Debby Mazzotta have made Scribe a true voice of our student body, presenting vital issues, items of interest, and humorous touches written in a flavor truly worthy of commendation. Special thanks go to Miss Susan Racow, typing advisor, and editors Doreen Albro (manager), Bob Bowsza (sports), Sandy Sprague (art). Gill Paszek (photography), Kris Keehner and Linda Mazurek (advertising), Joyce Muisner (typing), and Bess Fairbanks (publicity). L. Mazurek, C. Keehner. P. Gustin. M Brien. B Bowsza. Bob, Sue, Dee Dee, Willy Sequin Staffs Sequin ’70 Three years accumulate many memories of people, places, and situations. To collect and present these remembrances in a refreshing way has been the primary goal of the approximately 50 members of Sequin '70. However, not merely intended as a memoir, it is our sincerest wish that Sequin ’70 is and will be a living, breathing symbol of our life at Newington High. Marge, Gail, Sandy, Mane, Jerry Photography Editor Marcia Nielsen and Editor-in-chief Ingrid Schloesser checking, sorting, and selecting pictures. Row 1: G. Parent, L. Matzdorff, C. Varlcy Row 2: R Paige. J. Muisencr H. Swanson. M. Glickstein. D. Bowker.G. Guslin.S. Jones. M Nielsen. D. Scholmck. I. Schloesser, D Bogalz, G. Paszck. J. Keltonic. K. Donahue. S. Lintelmann. Art Advisor, Miss Santacroce Compiling this book was not an easy job and would have been impossible without the guidance of Mrs. Erlandson, coordinator, and Miss Santacroce, art advisor, and the efforts of Marilyn, Harris, Willy, Ingrid, Joan, Marcia. Sandy Sprague, Gail Arcari, Laureu Tonucci, Terry King. Linda Woronick. Nancy Carter. Jerry Graziano, Marie Magnoli; Not pictured: Debbie Bedus. Laurie Ingcrsoll, Jessica Antonik. Gary Mason, Andy Todzia Our very efficient typing staff Cheerleaders Row I: Co-captains. Joan Paskov, Andrea Spring; Row 2: Adorna Occhialini, Paula Vance. Rie Walker. Darcy Erickson. Mary Bess Fairbanks; Row 3: Tinky Davidson. Cindy Neuman. Ellen Stolz, Gail Dunn. Kathy Morrissey, Kim Eckman The cheerleading squad, composed of thirteen diverse girls, was unlike others. The sellout of the Cheerleaders’ Dance proved the squad’s success and its great support at school functions. Among other duties, the cheerleaders were responsible for making the hoops for home games. Miss Eckersley, the advisor, with the assistance of Miss Racow and Miss Turner, gave the girls new ideas. 190 Soccer Co-captains Bill and Rich Pete The effort, determination, and overall ability of the soccer team has brought Newington a truly remarkable record. Bob 194 John Newington . . . 3 1969 SCORES Windsor 1 Newington . . . 5 Bulkeley 1 0 1 Newington . . . 2 Plainville Newington . . . 3 Bloomfield Newington . . . 2 Glastonbury 0 Newington . . . 1 Windsor 0 Newington . . . 2 Bulkeley 1 Newington . . . 4 Simsbury 1 0 Newington . . . 5 Prince Tech Newington . . . 3 Southington 0 Newington . . . 0 Rockville 1 m Dave The concluding tally of ten wins and one loss proved the fine efforts of the team under Coach Nugent, with much experience and skill of the returning seniors, were not in vain. Row I: W. Schrocder. R Prigodich; Row 2: J. Soderbcrg. D. Gallegos, W. Prentice, B. Marino. P. Osterby. K. Hoyle. J. Viccaro, J. Asci, R. Greenwood, B. Ellison, J. Opolot, J. Penney, Mr. Nugent; Row J: Mr. Adamick, J. Casioppo, D. Durand. K. Knight, P. Boorman, G. Schallcr. E. Cole, D. Johnsky. K. Wolf. D. Vaughan, R. Bengston. Football Led by the tri-captains. Perry Guttman, Paul Jarvis, and Rich McCusker, Newington football had its most illustrious season and best record ever. Spurred on by a spirited, enthusiastic student body, the team fought with great efforts. The offense was sparked by Paul Jarvis’ record-breaking passing to Perry Guttman, Gig Swayne and A1 Hanbury. Providing near-flawless pass protection were John Rinaldo, Bob Francolino, Mark Haefs, and Rich McCusker. Stalwarts on defense included linebacker Ed Beach, and linemen Dave Nelson, Bob Pranitis, and Greg Widlak with Mike Fox and Jim Fer-raris in the defensive secondary. The winning record was the result of a team effort helped by the student body, cheerleaders, and other great support. Row I C aptains, P. Jarvis, R McCusker. P. Guttman; Row 2: Coach Pctrovic. D. Nelson. B Pranitis, E. Beach. B Francolino, J. Rinaldo, M Hacfs, J Ferraris. G. Swayne. M Fox, A. Han bury, G. Widlak. G. Arcari, Coach Marsh; Row 3: P. Lombardi. S. Traficanti, D. Meager. B. Waliman, M. Ciarcia. S. Hepple, V. Riccio. N. Shipka. R. Swanke. J. Adams. J Balducci. T. Gill. P Rogalski. S. Sakubczyk. T. Perscv. S. Himmclfarb. M. Vance, R Lawrence. J. Quinn. D. Widlak. P Wierbicki, L. Tine, T. Pfund. B Simmons. J Broadbcnt, J. Francolino, Coach Dclcgan. Mr. Petrovic Mr. Marsh Row I: Paul Jarvis. Richard McCusker. Perry Gutlman; Row 2: Bob Hanbury. Mike Fox, Gig Swaync, Greg Widlak, Coach Lou Dclegan. Francolino, John Rinaldo, Jim Ferraris, Mark Haefs; Row 3: Coach and Coach Larry Marsh Robert Petrovic, Bob Pranitis, Dave Nelson, Ed Beach. Alan Dom Rich The success can be measured by the five players placing on All Conference. Paul Jarvis, Perry Guttman and Gig Swayne made the All-State Team with Ed Beach and Paul Wierbicki receiving honorable mention. MM Mark Bob Newington ... 21 Plainville ...........6 Newington ... 21 Windsor .............20 Newington ... 28 Wilson ...............0 Newington ... 27 Simsbury ............33 Newington ... 52 Glastonbury .........46 Newington ... 26 Southington .........26 Newington ... 20 Rockville............52 Newington ... 14 Middletown...........12 Newington ... 28 Blommfield ...........0 Greg Row I: B Lombardo. Z. Bojko, J. Melly. D Bennett. D. Moselsky. T. Gwisc. G. Gotta. J. Erickson. M. Bendzinski, R. Darigo, R. Torte; Row 2: Coach O’Rourke, A. DuMouchel, J. Canzellarini, T. Kowal, S. Fanelli. N.H.S. vs. Rockville 22-34 N.H.S. vs Southington 17-40 N.H.S. vs. Platt 18-47 N.H.S. vs. Penney 15-50 N.H.S. vs. Glastonbury 18-39 N.H.S. vs. Woodrow Wilson 15-49 N.H.S. vs. Middletown 16-47 N.H.S. vs. Bloomfield 19-39 N.H.S. vs. Plainville 20-35 N.H.S. vs. Windsor 15-48 N.H.S. vs New Britai 23-33 N.H.S. vs. Weaver 15-50 N.H.S. vs. Farmington 21-35 N.H.S. vs. Simsbury 19-30 210 C.V.C. Champions Bob Cross-Country Newington’s Cross Country team repeated its performance of last season by winning the Central Valley Conference Championship for the second year in a row. The team won all 14 of its season meets. 211 Zenon Dave MR V!: . Brian Row I: Brian Lombardo. Dave Darigo, Zcnon Bojko. Robert Torte; Row 2- Mike Bendzinski. Jim Melly. Dave Bennett. Tom Gwisc, Greg Gotta. The team won 25 straight meets in the last two years. This year’s Captain Jim Melly finished third in the state Class L and Open meets, and took second place in the New England Interscholastic by one second. Row I: Chris Shrocdcr. Stanley Sliva, Richard Baraglia. Robert Chojnowski; Row 2: Joe Peterson. Bruce Leblanc, Victor Fontana. Larry Derby, Dave Sliva. James Calver. Mark Cosentino. Jim and Eileen Mr O’Rourke Track The running squad was led by sprinters Bill Lombardi and Rich Pfund, Dave Bennett and Dave Darigo at middle distance; Zenon Bojko, Brian Lombardo, Jim Melly and Bob Torte at long distance; and hurdlers Dan Lewonczyk and Bill Lombardi. Ken Sargis unveiled his talents ... at the long jump while pole vaulters included Jim Ferraris and Mark Root. A1 Hanbury and Rich McCusker displayed fine form in the discus and shot put. Mark The 1970 track team showed great spirit and enthusiasm. Indian veterans aided by newcomers Rich Pfund and Mark Root showed eager anticipation throughout the season. Our runners and field events men performed with distinction. Spurred on by co-captains Dave Bennett and Bill Lombardi, the team exerted sincere determination in their quest for victory. This depth and experience combined with Mr. Frank O’Rourke’s valuable coaching, proved a winning combination. Row 1 B Torte. A. Hanbury. R. Pfund. J. Fcrraris. M. Root. D. Lewan-czyk. B Lombardi. K. Sargis. D. Bennett, J. Melly. Z. Bojko. Row 2: S. Fanelli. J. Opolot, R. Swankc, R. Kupsaw. P. Boorman. J. Cassiopo, M Bendzinski. A. DuMouchel, T. Kowar. Row 3: H. Hanelt, J. Ericson, M. Kozcera. T. Gwisc, J. Derubbo. D. Voumazos, K. Wilbur, Coach O’Rourke. hm and Dave 217 lUIf Bob. Zcnon. and John 219 Basketball Newington ... 61 Rockville ...........58 Newington ... 80 Woodrow Wilson ... 60 Newington ... 63 Glastonbury .........60 Newington ... 71 Southington .........58 Newington ... 80 Woodrow Wilson ... 46 Newington ... 53 Windsor..............51 Newington ... 66 Rockville ...........73 Newington ... 74 Simsbury ............59 Newington ... 71 Southington .........58 Newington ... 52 Middletown ..........47 Newington ... 74 Bloomfield ..........63 Newington ... 86 Simsbury ............56 Newington ... 65 Plainville ..........54 Brian Lombardo. Mark Perkins. Gig Swayne. Mark Pittsinger, Dave Schmanska. Dennis Johnsky. Dave Vaughn. Ken Wolf. Bill Prentice. Ed Beach. Coach Martin Reisner. Once again the Newington Indians have blazed a trail of glory as another basketball season proved to be successful. Adept at ball handling and coordinated movements, these athletes have put on many exciting shows to the delight of avid fans. The team was guided again in the '69-’70 season by Coach Marty Reisner. with Mr. Russell Nugent as his assistant. As of January 29. the Indians were in first place in C.V.C. standings. 221 Dave ) Coach Rcisncr Senior players for the season were Ed Beach, Mark Perkins, Mark Pittsinger, Bill Prentice, Dave Schmanska, Gig Swayne, Dave Vaughn, and Ken Wolf. Greatest point contributions were made by junior Dennis Johnsky and seniors Mark Perkins and Ed Beach, with Dave Schmanska contributing to the team’s overall coordination. Mark 222 Ken Dave Bill Dennis Baseball had a dozen returning lettermen in 1970. The pitching corps consisted of Perry Gutt-mann. Gig Swayne, and Ken Wolf. Infield duties were shared by Ed Beach, Charles Dignazio. Bill Prentice, John Soderberg. Harris Swanson and slick-fielding Paul Jarvis. Gary Jameson and speedy Richy Pfund displayed their talents in the outfield. Catching duties were handled by Ed Cole while Rich Williams managed and kept score. Eighteen games were played in the ten C.V.C. towns. Under the direction of Coaches Bob Davis and Bob Petrovic, and inspired by co-captains Perry Guttmann and Paul Jarvis, the season was rewarding. 227 John Rich Row I: C. Albrycht, W. Davidson, J. Canzanella. M. Jarvis, Coach Pelrovic; Row 2: J. Soderberg. K. Wolf, R. Pfund. G. Jameson, C. Dignazio. P. Guttmann; Row 3: Coach Davis. H. Swanson, W. Prentice, G. Swayne, P. Jarvis. E. Cole, E. Beach. 228 r X — Golf The 1970 Golf Team swung into action with four returning lettermen. Coach David Pouliot anticipated many victories from the team of Brian Fitzpatrick as captain, and Ray Janelle, John Socha. Chris Marinelli, and Marc Glick-stein as players. Brian Row I: Ray Janelle. Jay Torda, John Socha. Brian Fitzpatrick. Row 2: Jim Merscak, Jim Sales, Chris Marinelli. Marc Glickstein. Mr. Pouliot. 232 Allison Row 1. A. Lindsay, D. Fairchild. J. Patrissi, H. Hodge. J. Muisener, L. Arnold. L. Fairchild; Row 2: J. Rajotte, J. Backofcn. C. Wojtowicz, G. Dunn, L. Stoltz, D. Landry. P. Reale. B. Burns. L. Reardon; Row 3: Miss Eckersley, L. Carter, S. Boyajian. E. Reale, C. Massaro, K. Scully, D. Duksa, J. Sadlosky, D. Senatro, K. Wider, P. Hall 234 Jane Girls’ Gymnastics Blue and black leotards in the annex gym announced the start of the Gymnastics season. The winter months were spent in rigorous preparation for judged competition on the various apparatus. The girls of this varsity sport created their own routines on the balance beam, the uneven parallel bars, the trampoline, the vault box, and the mats. Captain of the 1970 team was Harriet Hodge and co-captain was Gail Dunn with Carol Chudzik and Rie Walker as managers. Harriet Dee Dee 236 Girls’ Field Hockey The clicking of the sticks heralded the beginning of the fast moving game! With the sound of the whistle they were off! Each player skillfully maneuvered her stick, keeping that ball in front of her and ever so close to her stick. With teamwork and quick-thinking the ball was hit down the field. They hustled then down the field toward the goal, driving, hitting, and rushing, rushing, rushing till finally a goal. The enthusiastic captain was Betty Ashenbrenner and the co-captains were Vicky Ragotte and Patty Griggs. Miss Dot Bemis coached the girls. 239 Row I: V. Rajottc, A. Lindsay. B. Ashcnbrenner. P. Griggs. Row 2: J. Connoly, L. Ingcrsoll, K. Price. L. Arnold. K Wiltse, D. DePaolis, J. Antonik, L. Fairchild. D. Erickson. A. Lund. Row 3: J. Finnegan. E. Beck, S. Correll, P. Tramadeo, K Fancher, K. Clark, P. Clem. S. O’Grady, P. Hayes, M. Nelson. S. Wartchow. M. Barrows, L. Grove, M. Harrington. E. Reale. M. Hogan, Miss Bemis. 242 Girls’ Basketball Shoot! Swish! Win! were the key words to the members of the Girls’ Basketball Team, coached by Miss Turner and Miss Eckersley. The girls dashed breathlessly down court and leaped for rebounds during the practices twice a week. Captain Karen Wiltse hoped to win all twelve scheduled games. 246 To feel learned yet unlearned, to fail and to accomplish. Faculty And Staff Mr. Donald Roberts Assistant Principal Mr. Warren Bourque Principal Mr. William Ward Assistant Superintendent of Schools. F. Murphy — B.A., Emerson College; M.Ed., U. of H. Faculty D. Alaimo — B.A.. U. of H. F. Erlandson — B.A.. Mourn St. Mary College P Wade - B.A.. U. of Maine; M S.. C.C.S.C. L. Marsh - B.A., Norwich U. B. Hathaway — B A.. U. Conn; M.Ea., U. of H. M. Fleming — B.A.. St. Joseph College J. Fahrenz — B.S.. Gene-seo State U English C. Rothberg - B.A.. U. Conn. F. Robinson — B.A., Connecticut College; M.A., Trinity College G. Saponare. Jr. — B.S., M S.. C.C.S.C J. Peterson — B.A., U. Conn. N. Racicot — B.S.; America International College C. Satta — B.A., Holy Family College S. Brown - B.A.. U. of Maine R Duffy - B.S.. C.C.S.C. A. McNally - B.A.. College of New Rochelle F. Robinson — B.A.. Connecticut College; M.A., Trinity College M. Dawidowicz - B.A., Douglas College L. Doty - B.A., West-field State College H. McAllise — B.A., Youngstown State U. D Mara B.A.. College of New Rochelle; M.A., c.c.s.c. M. Murphy - B.A.. Regis College C. Morello - B.A., College of New Rochelle; m!a.. Assumption College; Certificate, Paris N. Racicot — B.S., American International College Audio Visual V. Santacroce - B.F.A., Pratt Institute; M S., S.C.S.C. L. Zidonis - B.F.A., M. F.A.. Yale University M. O’Donnell - A.B.. Smith College; M.A.. S.C.S.C. E. Gates — A.B.. Tavlor U.; M.A., S.C.S.C. Library F. O'Rourke — B.S.. Boston U. R. Stein — B.S., U. Conn. M. Reisner - B.S.. M.A.. Boston U. D. Bemis - B.A.. U. of Mass.; M.A.. Springfield College; 6th year. Chelsea College of Physical Education W. Eckersley - B.S., S.C.S.C. A. Thompson - B.S.. U. of Bridgeport; M.A.. U. Conn M. Scolcr B.A., U. Conn.; M.Ed., U. of H. Social Studies A. Aros — B.S., Seton Hall University R. Douglass — B.S., C.C.S.C J. Charneski — B.A., Trinity College P. Dubois — B.A., North Adams State College Chcslcy Associate cgrec. Macurda Col-jes; B S . VI A., U of A. Dos Santos — B.S.S., Fairfield University; MS. C.C.S.C B Katz - Associate Degree. N.Y. Teachers Training School; B.S., St. Joseph College G. Lee - B.S.. U. Conn. N. Narsis - B.S.. C.C.S.C.; M.A.L.S.. Wes leyan University M. Parrette — B.S.. C.C.S.C. E. Dath — B.S.. American International College: M.A.. Trinity College F. DiOrio - BA.. U. Conn. N. Gordes - B.S.. M S.. c.c.s.c. M. Gossoo — B.A., N.Y. State U. I) Kablik - B S., c.c.s.c. N. Marcellino - B A.. Albertus Magnus College. M.A.. Trinity College N McGray - B.A., U. Conn. D. Pouliot — B.S., C.C.S.C. Music M. Turner — B.A., D’Youvillc P. Williams - B.S.. C.C.S.C. F. Dillion - A B . St. Bernard’s Seminary; B Mus. Ed.. Hartt College of Music C. Gebo - B M E., Hartt Colleges of Music H. Wilson - B A.. M.A., Hartt College of Music, 6th year, U. Conn. 259 Guidance P. Landers — B.A., Seton Hill College; M.Ed.. C.A.S., U. of Maine D. Ashton - B.S.. M.Ed., Springfield College J. Flynn — B.A., Boston College; M.A., Tufts University; C.A.G.S., U. of H. D Keleher - B.S., C.C.S.C.; M S.. U. Conn; C.A.G.S., Trinity College; 7th yr. certificate. U. of H. E. Mandeville - B.S.. U of Mass.; M.Ed., Fitchburg State College; 6th yr., Boston U.; Psychological Examiner V. Parente - B.S.. M S., C.C.S.C.; 6th yr.. U. of H. Industrial Arts J. Bajek - B.S.. C.C.S.C. R. Gombotz — B.S. C.C.S.C. J. Paskavitch — B.S., C.C.S.C.. M.A., U. Conn. R Patz - B.S., M S., C.C.S.C. G. Skovran - B.S., C.C.S.C., Ed. M.. U. of H. Special Studies D. Lockward - B.A., Aurora College; M.A. S.C.S.C. L. Lorinsky - B.A.. M. A., U. Conn. P. Klopp - B.A., M.A. c.c.s.c. J. McGloin - B.S., M S., C.C.S.C; 6th year, U. of H E. Dath — B.S.. American International College; M.A., Trinity College D. Ostrow — B.S.. Drexcl University S. Racow - B.S., Salem State College C. Rucinski B.S., Bryant College Home Economics N. Brazel - B.S., St. Joseph College; M.A.. Trin- D. Marsh - B.S., Fram- A. Potter — B.S.. Pratt ity College ingham State College Institute N McGray - BA.. U. Conn. R. Paternostro - B.S.. St. Joseph College. M.A.. Trinity College R. Mildrum - B.S.. c.c.s.c. R Petrovic - B.S., Springfield U.; M.S.. Indiana U. D. Mottle — B S.. Spring-field College; M S., Michigan State U. P. Rothberg - B.A., U. Conn.; M.S., C.C.S.C. W. Paris — B.A.. Bates College; M.Ed., U. of H. W. Warren - B.A., M.Ed, Tufts College 263 Mrs. Norah Seaboume, Guidance Secretary and Miss Patricia Landers. Mrs. Rachel Emerson. Secretary. Mrs. Helene Manning. Mrs. Beatrice Thayer. Mrs. Phyllis Arnold. Mrs. Helen Molloy. Senior Guidance Cafeteria Staff Sybil Del Grosso and Mary Neumann. Guisscppi DiGiovanni, Custodian Elizabeth Dullinger, Matron Mrs. Harriet Richter, Nurse Acker, Linda Kathleen, 16 Robbins Ave.: G.A.A. 10, II, 12, Pen Club 11; F.N.A. 11. Ackerman, James, 74 Richard St. Adams, Martha. II Colby Cir. G.A.A.; Pep Club 10, II. 12; Gymnastics 11; Band 10. II. 12; Secretary-Treasurer II. Albro. Doreen, 28 Lydall Rd.: G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Scribe Managing Editor II. 12; Junior Leaders 12; Magazine Homeroom Captain 2. Ambrose, Steven P.. 44 Juniper St.: Ski Club II; Vice-President 12. Anderson, Bonnie S„ 62 Sequin Si: Band II, 12; Dance Band 11. 12. Anderson. David E., 30 Kinnear Ave.: Photo Club 11, 12; Magazine Homeroom Captain 12. Anteck. Anne Marie, 97 Cambria Ave.: G.A.A. 10. II, 12; Pep Club II. Antonik. Jessica. 63 Miami Ave.: Sequin Art Staff 12; Field Hockey 11, 12; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, II, 12; Gymnastics 10; Art Club 10; Choir 10, II. 12. Arcari, Gail, 16 Nutmeg La.: Art Club 10; G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Secretary 12; Band 10, 11; Modem Dance II; Drama Club 11, 12; Jr. Prom Queen's Court Committee II; Sequin Art Staff 12; Pep Club 12; Honor Society 12. Armstrong, Cynthia, 8 Rosewood Dr. G.A.A. 10, 11. 12; Class Treasurer 10. 11, 12; F.N.A. II. Arnold, Lynn, 93 Brookside Rd.. G.A.A. 10: Executive Board 11, 12; Junior Leaders 10. 11, 12; Field Hockey 11. 12; Gvmnasties 10. II, 12; Student Council 10; Orchestra 11. 12; President 11; Choir 10, 11; Program Director 12; Concert Choir II. 12; Honor Society 12. Aronne, Angela M . 236 Hillcresl Ave. Arvai. Douglas. 729 Willard Ave. Aschenbrenncr, Betty, 117 Hartford Ave.: G.A.A. Executive Board 10, 11, 12; Junior Leaders 10, II, 12; Field Hockey II; Captain 12: Girls Basketball II. 12; Pep Club 11. 12. ubin, Deborah. 245 Nicholson St.: G.A.A. 12. Augustus, Sally Jane, 65 Centerwood Rd.: Class Secretary 10; G.A.A. 10; Executive Board II. 12; Gymnastics 10, II, 12: Student Council II; Ski Club 10. Aukshunas. Jane. 90 Tremont St.: Art Club IQ. Babcock. Laura Katherine. 16 Neil Dr.: G.A.A. 11. 12; Chorus 10; Choir II, 12; Sequin Literary Staff 12., Bailey, Richard, 140 Hickory Hill La.. Student Council 10. II. Executive Board 12; Ski Club 11. 12; Sequin Business Manager 12; Youth Council II, 12; Connecticut Youtn Council 12. Bakinow, Marcia Anne, 35 Elm Ridge Ter.: Choir 10, 11; G.A.A. 10. 11, 12; F.N.A. II; Honor Society 1? Balicki, Frcderyk S., 22 Lydall Rd.: Cross Country II, 12; Ski Club 11. Photo Club President 12. Bamhardi John, 2095 Main St. Bamicle, Nancy. 70 Cornish Dr : Drama Club 11. 12. Chess Club II. 12. Barnofski, Debra Ann, 156 Buena Vista Ave. Bartholomew, James. 436 Willard Ave. Barwikowski. Robert 14 Bushy Hill I r.: Track 10. Bascetta, William. 195 Cherry Hill Dr.: Drama Club 11. President 12; Youth C ouncil 12; Choir 12, 10; Sequin 12. Beach, Edward T., 124 Roseleah Ave.: Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 12; Baseball 10, II. 12; Junior Leaders 12. Bedus, Deborah J.. 56 Moreland Ave.: G.A.A. 10, II, Executive Board 12; Junior Leaders II, 12; Sequin Art Staff 12; Art Club 10; Ski Club 10. 11. 12; Secretary II. Bengston, Robert M., 144 Ccdarwood La.: Soccer 10, 11. 12; Basketball 10. 11; Track II. Bennett. David, 42 Partridge Dr.: Crosscountry II, 12; Track 10, II. 12; Indoor Track 10. II, 12. Bergeron. John P., 116 Lydall Rd. Bernard. Glenn, 125 Stonehedgc Dr. Betsey, Patricia. 71 Mountain Rd.: Drama Club 12. Binford. Ann. 106 Centerwood Rd.: G.A.A. 10, II. Bloch. Eileen C., 49 Atwood Si; G.A.A. II. 12; Pep Club II. 12; F.N.A. II. Bloch. Robert S.. 83 Cambria Ave. Bogatz, Debra Lynn, 71 Highland St.: G.A.A. 10. II. 12; Student Council II. 12; Sequin Literary Staff 12; Scribe 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, II. 12; F T A. 11. Bojko, Zcnon. 1198 Willard Ave.: Cross Country II, 12; Track II, Boloz, Josephine Donna, 223 Ashland Ave G.A.A. 10, II. 12; Gymnastics 10; Student Council 10; Basketball 12. Booma, David, 92 Dowd St: Ski Club II. 12. President II; Student Council 11. Boorman, Thomas J., 29 Centerwood Rd.: Ski Club 10. Borawski, Darlene Ann. 119 Ashland Ave.: G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Pep Club II. 12; Sequin Typing Staff II Boucher. Linda Ann. 189 Hartford Ave.: Chorus 10; Choir II, 12; G.A.A. 10, II. 12; Folk Club 12; Magazine Homeroom Captain 12. Bower, Janice Arlene, 73 Reservoir Rd.: G.A.A. 10, II. 12. Bowker. Deborah Elaine, 72 Sunset Rd.: F.N.A. 10, II; G.A.A. 10, II. 12; Sequin Literary Staff 12. Bowsza. Robert L., 463 Main St.: Scribe IQ. 11. 12; Sequin 12. Bncn. Marguerite. 165 Stoddard Avc.: G.A.A. Executive Board 10, Vice President II, President 12; Chorus 10; Choir II. Publicity C hairman 12; Honor Society 12; Scribe 12; Student Council 10; Student-Faculty Board 12. Brown, Judith A., I4X Winslow Dr.: Cj.A.A. 11, 12; Fl.S. II, Social Chairman 12. Brventon. Deborah J., 64 Garfield St.: Band 10, II; Orchestra 10. if Pep Band 10; G.A.A. 10, 11; All-State Music 10. II; Concert Choir l Burton. William C, 43 Stuart St.: Magazine Homeroom Captain 12. Bystry, Anna J., 58 Windmill La.: G.A.A. 10, II. 12; F.T.A, 11, 12; Gim Basketball Team II, 12; Honor Society 12. Carroll. Linda. 171 Stonehedgc Dr.: G.A.A. 10. Carter. Nancy, 180 Walsh Ave.: G.A.A. 10. 11, 12; Orchestra 10, II. 12; Sequin Art Staff 12. Charter, James. 7 Barnard Dr. Chcpctte, Roger. 24 Standard Si Cherlin. Victoria A.. 54 Dover Rd.: G.A.A. 10. M, 12; Pep Club 10, II. 12; F.T.A. 12; Foreign Affairs 10. Chudzik, Carol, 121 Moreland Avc.: G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Pep Club 10, II, 12; Class Vice-President II: Class Social Chairman lz; Student Council II, 12; Youth Council 11, 12; Sequin Literary Staff 12. Ciccagiione, Thomas. 74 Liberty St. Cirigliano, Michael, 229 Hartford Ave. Clahn, Elizabeth, 20 Birchlawn Ter. G.A.A. 10. II, 12; F.N.A. 10. II. 12. Drama II. 12; Ski Club II; Pep Club 12. Clavclte. Debra. 143 Ashland Avc. Cole. Edward C . 50 Vivian St.: Soccer 10; II, 12; Basketball 10 Baseball 10. 11. 12. Colpitts. Charles E.. 162 Roseleah Ave.: Band 9. 10, II. Condon, John M.. 29 Hickory Hill La.: Band 10. 11; Cross Country 10; Ski Club 10, II; Sequin Literary Staff 12; Student Council II; Honor Society 12. Connolly, Jean Louise. 40 Michael La.: G.A.A 10, 11. Exec. Bd. 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Field Hockey 12; Photo C lub 12. Cook, Francis W.. 8 Barnard Dr.: Ski Club 12; President 12. Corbcil. Raymond. 54 Briarwood Rd.: Band 10. II, President 12; Orchestra 1z. Costelloe. Jeff. 58 Whitewood Rd. Crocker. Myles, 40 East Robbins Avc. Crooks, Christopher. 21 Eighth Si: Football 10. Darigo, David, 5 Puritan La.: Cross Country 11, 12; Indoor Track 10. II. 12; Track 10. II, 12. Davis, Jeffery P. 104 Northwood Rd.: A.VF..S. II. President 12. Davis, Paula, 106 Dowd Si: G.A.A. 10. II. 12; Pep Club II. 12; F.T.A 11. 12: Magazine Homeroom Capt. 12. DeLco, Carl B . 515 Back La. Dcllapa, Catherine L.. 62 Eddy La.. G.A A. 10. II, 12; F.T.A. 12; Choir 10, II, 12. DcPaolis. Deborah Ann. 56 Buck St.: G.A.A 10. 11. 12; Field Hockey 12; Pep Club 11, 12. Derr, William M.. I Hall Ct.: Latin Club II. Deschcncs, Nancy A., 196 Camp Avc . G.A.A. 10. 11. 12; F.T.A. II; F.N.A. 12; Honor Society 12. Desmond, William. 48 Wilbur Dr. DiBacco. Sonia. 17 Woodmere Rd.: G.A.A. 10. 11. 12. Dignazio. Charles Walter. 31 Fifth St.: JV Baseball 10. Varsity Baseball 11. 12. DiMauro. Camille, 36 Avery Rd.: G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Pep Club II, 12. Donadio. Lucy, 279 Church Si: Pep Club II. 12; G.A.A. 10. II, 12; Sequin Typing Staff 12. Donahue. Kathleen Mary, 74 Cheney La.: Chorus 10; Choir II; Field Hockey 11; Sequin II, 12; Student Council 11; G.A.A. 10, 11. 12. Duponte. Cheryl Ann. 128 Audubon Avc.r G A.A. 10. 11, 12; Basketball 12; Gymnastics 12. Durand. Dennis J.. 81 Barnard Dr.: JV Soccer 10, Varsity Soccer 12. Emerson. Roger. 47 Robbins Ave. Band 10. 11, 12; Orchestra 10. II; Dance Band 10. 11, 12; Pep Band 10. 11. 12. Erickson. Darcy Beth. 750 Main St.: G.A.A. 10, 11 Exec. Bd 12: Pep Club 10. 11. lz; Cheerleaders II. 12: Field Hockey 11, 12; Student Council 10; Girls' Basketball 11; Gymnastics 10. Encson, William. 44 Deepwood Dr.: Crosscountry 10, 11. Track 10. II. Fairbanks, Man, Bess. 126 Northwood Rd.: Student Council 10. II. 12: Cheerleaders 12; Scribe II. Publicity Chairman 12; Honor Society Secretary 12; G A A. 10, 11. 12; Pep Club 11. 12; Drama Club U; Choir 10. 11. Fairchild, Diane, 58 Mountain View Dr G.A.A. Exec Bd. 10. 11. 12; Gymnastics 10. II. 12: F.N.A. II, Junior Leaders II. 12: Ski Club it; Honor Society 12; Pep Club 11. 12. Fairchild. Evelyn. 58 Mountain View Dr : G.A.A. Exec. Bd. 10, II. 12; Pep Club 10, II. 12; Field Hockey II, 12: F.T.A II; Ski Club II: Basketball 10. Fargnoli, Dana. 150 East Robbins Ave.: Soccer 10: Gymnastics 10. Fargnoli. Joseph M . 501 Mountain Rd.: JV Baseball 10. Feftlason, John A.. 31 Hartt La.: Choir II. 11 Con- cert Choir 12. Central Northwestern Divisional Choir I. Ferrariss James C. Jr.. 43 Dover Rd : Band 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 10. Football II. 12; Track II, 12, Honor Society President 12; Junior Leaders 12; Boy’s Suite 11; Magazine Homeroom Captain 12. Field Deborah 15 Berkeley Cir.: Pep Club 10. II; Scribe 10, II. 12; G.A V 10. II, 12; Drama Club 10. II; Honor Society 11 F lon. Theresa M . 168 Roseleah Ave.: Choir 11 Fincsan, Jean. 74 Kirkham Place Pep Gub Sec. II, 12; G.A A II. 12; Field Hockey Manager II. 12; Library Club 11; Scribe Typist Fioreth. Louis. 36 Clarendon Ter. Fit palrick, Brian F. 152 Centerwood Rd.: Basketball lOjjGolf 11, Captain 12; Varsity Club 12. Flowers. Beverly L.. 82 Stuart St.; College Club 10. yClukstcm, Marc. 196 Rcsctofr Rd A F.S. II. 12. Sludenc Council 10. 11. 12; Honor Society 12, Sequin Literary Staff 12; Scribe II. 12' Folk Club 12; Golf Team 12 • Godbout. Sharon Susan. 59 Homecrest St. G.A A 10. II iJ; Pep Club II; Girls’ Basketball II, 12. Goldman. Steven. 104 Thornton Dr Band 10. II. 12. Orchestra 10. 11. 12; All-Conn Band 12. Gordon. Bonnie. 179 Tremont St G.A.A. JO, II. 12; Pep Gub 10, U; F.T.A. 12; Sequin Business Staff 12. Grace, James L.. 18 Whiteside St Guerette, Stephen. 80 Brace Rd Gustafson, Robert, 122 East Robbins Ave. Gusun, Ciail. 73 Stewart St.: Drama Gub 10, II, 12; Ski Club 10. Sec , 11, 12; Scribe 10. II. Co-editor 12; G.A.A. 10. II. 12; Pep Gub 10. II, 12; Honor Society 12; Sequin literary staff 11 Flynn. .Arlene E.. 15 Ridgewood Rd.: G.A.A 10, II. 12; Pep Club II. 12. Flynn. Michael. 1642 Main St. Foley. Deborah Marv, 21 Windmill La.: G.A.A. 10, II. J2; F.T.A. 11. 12; Girls Basketball Team II. 12. Fontana. Donna, 91 Lydall Rd G.A.A. 10; Gymnastics 10. Fox. Michael W . 216 Pheasant Run: Football II, 12. Francoiino. Robert. 1781 Main St: Football 10. II. 12. Fu ka. Robert. 66 Augusta Dr. Guttmann. Perry, J25 Ooodale Dr. Baseball Co-captain II, 12; Football Tri-captain, 10. II. 12. Hachc. Odilc. 58 Sunset Rd Glee Club 10, II; Choir 10. II; Library assistant 10, II; Basketball 10. If. Hadley. James Joseph. 75 Elton Dr. Had . Mark Richard. Ill Superior Ave. : Football 10. II, 12; J.V. Track 10; Choir Id. II, 12. Halb. Marie Chrisunc, 47 Dartmouth PL: G.A.A. 10, II. 12; G.A.A. Lxcc. Bd. 10. Junior Leader 10, II. 12; Gymnastics 10, II; Modern Dance 11. Field Hockey II. Haley, Elma. 124 Camp Avenue: G.A.A. 10, II. 12; Twirlers 10. II. Gagne. Diane M„ 160 Walsh Ave.: G A.A 10, II. 12; F.T.A. II, 12; Honor Society 12. Gag norths. Louis. 62 Prince Ave. Gaherty. Maureen. II Whiteside St.: G.A.A 11. 12; Concert Choir II. 12; Orchestra Librarian 10. II. Secretary«� Freasuref 12. Gallegos, David. 65 Copiidge Ave.: Youth Council Ilk 11, President 12; Soccer 10, II, 12 Conn. Youth Council 10;. Gymnastics 10. Gavson. Arleen. 10J:Kpcr Brook Ave.: Concert. Choir II: Senior Choir II, ll Hanbury. Alan. Jr., 133 Southwood Rd.: Soccer 10; Gymnastics 10; Football 11. 12; Track 11, 12; Hon Society 12; Orchestra 10, 11. 12. Hanclt. Helmut, 92 Old Farm Dr Honor Society 12; Cross Country 10; Track 10. II. Hannafin. Christine C.. 166 Goodalc Dr G.A.A 10. II. 12; Pep Club 11. 12: Student Council II, 12; F.T.A. 11; Co-ed vollevball 11; Magazine Homeroom Capt 12; D.A.R Recipient. 12; Youth Council 10, |1, Sec-Trcas 12. Hannafin. Daniel, 101 Ashland Ave. Geiger. Georg John Jr, 31 Standard St: Band 10. 11. 12. Hansen, Eric K. 256 Cedar St. Giannin. Dennis Anthony, 15 Lcdgccrest Dr. Gidman Marcs Anne, 14 Goodalc Dr.: Chorus 10; Choir M. 12: Concert Ch fr 11. II . .., - “Gierula. Stanley J.. 21 Seventh Ave. Gilbert. Russell, 32 Spruce Sl: Math Club 12; Magazine Homeroom Captain 12. Hayes. Mark. 82 Woodland St Hodge. Barbara Anne. 242 Robbins Ave.: G.A.A 11. Exec. Bd. 12. Hodge, Harriet, 242 Robbins Ave.: Choir. 10. II. President 12; Concert Choir II. 12; Gym nasties. 10. Co-Captain 11, Capt. 12; Girls Basketball 12: Field Hockey 11; G.A A. iO. Exec Bd. II. 12; Youth Council 10, 11, 11 Hutt, William. 184 Ashland Ave. I near i. Sandra 109 ( andlcwyck Dr (i 10. II 12. Pep Club II, usai G.A.A I II. 12; ( oruct 10. 10; Pep Club II; Choir 10. II. 12; Drama Club II. Jameson, Gary L., 39 Magnolia St.: Ba.seh|tQ I0t II, 12. Janelle. Raymond T.. 300 Robbins Ave.: Golf Team II; 12. Jarvis. Paul. 44 Homecrest St. FootbiU 10. II. iri-captain 12; Johnson. Craig, 1683 Willard Ave. Jones. Susan C . 37 Sunset Rd. G.A.A. 10. 1J, 12, Pep Club 11. 12; I 1 II. Student Couual II; Jr Class See.; Sequin 12 ' Karnmcl Richard H.. 666 Mam St Kardvs, Gloria Anne, 90 Kinnear Ave.iG.AA. 10. I I, 12. Kaschak, Maureen. 152 Cherry Hill Dr.: G.A.A 10. II. Kellv Kathy. 68 Rosewood Dr.: G.A.A. 10. II. 12; Pep Club II. 12. Kelly I mda M.f 22 Cherry Hill Dr (i.A.A. 10. 11. 12; Pep Qub ■ Pep Club 10. II. 12; F I A 10; Sequin KJerwiak. Ro Anne Maureen. 40 Michael La.: G.A.A. 10. 11, 12. Photo Club II. 12 Ko':: tv 's Hoi. St Dir!- te . B( 1 • Sub Kozyra. Peter. 20 Eddy La Ski Club 10. Krenecki, Debra A.. 76 Vincent Dr. I .i( hance, Donald. 20 Holding Ave Rand 10. II. 12 LaChapellc, Arthur, 76 Hawley St.: Track 10. Laitincn. Susan L.. 433 Cedar St; G.A.A. 10. 11. 12; C horus 10; Choir 11. 12; A.V.F.S. 10, Treasurer; il Secretary. 12. . Landgrcn, David 128 Reservoir Rd. Landry, John. 92 Ashland Ave. Langillc, Claudine. 165 Roseleah Ave.: .Youth Council 11. Social Chairman 12; G.A.A. 10, IL 12. Student C ouncil 10. II. 12; .Choir 10; Art Club 10. Honor Society 12. LaPorte. Wayne,Ll71 t'hdny Hill Dr.: Library Club 10, Jl. 12. LaVoic. George E.. 29 Sprioe St Lawrence, Sheryl, 86 Horn ton Dr.: F.N.A. 10. II: G.A.A. 10. 11 Lech, Robert D.. 20 Chapman St Ledoux, Luida. 45 Styles Ave.: Field Hockey 11; G.A.A. 10. 11. 12. LeMay, Ronald. 128 Revere Dr.: Baseball 10; Choir 10. Lenarcs, Susan K.. 215 Vinevard Ave.: Pep Club 11. 12; G.A.A. 10, II. 12; F.T.A. 12. Lessard. Peter 105 Edmond St.: Football 10; Gymnasucs 10. II. 12. Levine. Miriam. 46 Dover, Rd.. Drama Club Treasurer 12. Sequin Business Stall 12 G.A.A. 10. 12; F.N.A. 10. II. Lewonczyk. Damel62 Summit Rd.: Track 10. II. 12. Lmdcquist Shari. 78 Stafford Ave.: G.A.A. 10. Lindsay. AllisqpSlJV Cambria Ave.: G.A.A. 10. II, 12. Hep Club II. 12: Student Council 1J, Field Hockey' 12. Lintclmenn, Susan, 83 Main Sl: Sequin Literary Staff 12, F. I A. 11: G.A.A. 10. II. 12; Latin Club 11. l! Litwin, Mary Ann. 16 Florence St. Li otte, Karen. 76 Brook St: G.A.A. 10, 12: Pep Club 10. 12; Drama Club II; F.TA. 12. Lombard, Pauline, 19 Gail Circle: G.A.A. 10, II. 12; Pep Club 10; M. Ikfe ruimiin l Lombardi William, 117 Lone St.: Track 10. II, 12: Band 10, II. 12: F.T.A. 12: Junior Leaders 12. Lombardo, Brian, 485 Maple Hill Ave.: Choir 10; Cross Country 10, II. 12; Track 10, II, 12. Varsity Club 12: Junior Leaders 12: Student Council 12; Magazine Drive Chairman 12; Student Council Exec. Bd. 12. Lukens, Particia. 68 Wakeley Rd.: G.AA. 10, 11, 12; Ski Club 10, U. 12. Lund, Anne. 100 Lcdgecrcst Dr.: G.A.A. 10, II. 12. Pep Club 10. U; Field Hockey 12 Lyth, William. 28 Kirkham Dr.: Band 10, Drum Major II. 11 Macdonald. Doreen. 1986 Main St.: G.A.A. 10. II, 12. Machowski. Donna. 5 Jumper St.: GA.A. 10. II. 12: Junior Leaders II, 12: Student Council 10. II: Pep Club 10, II. 12; F.T.A. Vice-President 11. Macri. Bonnie. 195 Audubon Ave. Mae. Lisa. 247 Reservoir Rd.: Sequin Litcrarv Start' 12: Pep Club 10. 11. 12: G.A.A. 10. II. 12; F.T.A. II. 12: Latin Club II, 12; Field Hockey 12; Conn. Youth Council 12. Magnoli, Marie, 34 Dearborn PI.: G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Pep Club 10, II; Sequin Art and Layout 12: Jr. Prom Mural 11. Maiorani, Catherine, 175 Nicholson Rd.: Student Council 10; G.A.A. 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 10. II, 12; Magazine Homeroom Capt. 12. Marceau. Jeanne. 27 Basswood St. Marinelli. Chris. 191 Tremont St Marino. Milton, 167 Brookside Rd.: Soccer II, 12. Martin, Victoria, 618 Willard Ave.: G.A.A. 10, II; Field Hockey 11; Pep Club II; F.T.A. 12. Martucci. Joseph, 219 Cherry Hill Dr. Massaro. Michele, 46 Coolidgc Ave.: Youth Council 12: Choir 10. II. 12; Pep Club 10; G.A.A. 10, II, 12. Matzdorff. Loretta, 233 Hartford Ave.: G.A.A. 10, II, 12. Maxtutis. Diane. 88 Audubon Ave.: G.A.A. 10, II. 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12; F.T.A. 12. Mazzoccoli, Dominic, 154 Candlewyck Dr.: Football 10, 11. 12. Mazzotta. Debby, 15 Lantern Hill: Scribe 10. II, Co-editor 12; Honor Society Treasurer 12; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; G.A.A 10. 11, 12, Pep Club 10, 11, 12. McCarthy. Jean. 274 Reservoir Rd. McCusker, Richard. 77 Golf Sl: Football 10, 11, tri-captain 12: Track 10, II, 12; Student Council 10. II; Ski Club II. 12. Junior Leaders 12. McDonald. Dennis, 163 Fisk Dr.: Latin Club II. 12.; .. McIntosh. Christine. 294 Reservoir Rd.: G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, 11. 12 McKeon. Maureen, 99 Cheney La. McVey, Arlene, 60 Main Sl. Mednick. Steven, 163 Reservoir Rd.: Class President 12; Student Council 12; Sequin Business Staff 12; Magazine Homeroom Capt. Melly. James. 29 Sunnyside Rd.; Track 10, II. 12; Varsity Club 12; Pep Club 12; F.T.A. lz; Cross Country 10. II. Captain 12. Menard, Patricia. 2650 Berlin Tnpk. Menditto, Norma. 174 John St. Mercier. Bruce. 62 Brace Rd Met ger. Kevin, 64 Welles Dr. Michalak. Daniel. 40 Eddy La.: Tennis 10, II. Captain 12; Honor Society Vice-pres. 12; Boys’ State II: Junior Leaders 12; Varsity Club 12. Middlemass, Wendy, 59 Golf St.: G.A.A. II, 12; Drama Club II. Milano, Bette. 1384 Main Street: G.A.A 10. II. 12; Pep Club 10. II; Student Council 11. Miller. Janet. 103 Lydall Rd. G.A.A 10. II. 12. Moffat. Douglas, Church St.: Track 11; Cross Country II; Ski Club 10. II. 12. Morello. Gail, 232 Connecticut Ave.: G.A.A. 10, II. 12; F.T.A. II. 12; Pep Club 12; Honor Society 12 Morse. Paul. 72 Elton Dr Baseball 10, 11. Mortensen, Karen. 2945 Berlin Tpke : G.A.A 10. II, 12; Pep Club 10. II. 12; Drama Club II. 12; Student Council 10. II. Treasurer 12. Executive Board 12: FT A. 12: Girls Basketball 10; Sequin Business Staff 12: Co-ed Volleyball II. 12. Muisencr, Joyce, 154 Hartford Ave.: Junior Leaders Corps 10, 12; Pep C lub II, 12; Gymnastics Team 10. II. 12; Girl’s Basketball II. 12; Sequin tvping Staff II. editor 12; Scribe Typing Editor 12; G.A.A. 10. If. 12 Mulryan, Thomas. 65 Rosewood Dr. Mysliwiec. Susan, 129 Winslow Dr.: G.A.A. 11. 12; F.T.A 11, 12 Nelson, David, 282 Willard Ave.: Band 10, 11. 12: Football 10, II. 12. Nenort. Holly. 71 Chapman St.: Drama 10, 12; G.A.A. 10. 12; Pep C'lub 10; Ski Club. 12. Neumann, Richard. 52 Stuart St. Ncvilas, Carole. 91 Howard Street. Band 10. II, 12; G.A.A. 10, II, 12; F.T.A. II, 12. Newberth. Nancy', 472 Main St.: G A.A. 10, II, 12; Choir II. 12; Photo Club 12. Nichols. Marge. 555 Main Sl: Art Club 10; Photo Club II. 12; Scribe 10, 11, 12: Publicity E.ditor 11; Sequin Art Editor, 12; Chorus 10, Choir 11. 12; Honor Society 12. Nielsen. Marcia. 117 Indian Hill Rd.: G.A.A 10, II, 12; Pep C'lub II; Junior Leaders II; Girls’ Basketball II; F.T.A. II; Honor Society 12; Sequin Photo Editor 12. Nielsen. Marilyn, 117 Indian Hill Rd.: G.A.A 10. !!. 12; Pep Club II; Girls’ Basketball II; F.T.A. II; Sequin II. Assistant Editor 12: Honor Society 12. Occhialim. Adorna. 187 Eddv La.: Pep Club 10, II, 12; Orchestra 10, Scc-Treas. II; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10, Twirler Corps 10; Concert Choir II. 12, Senior Choir 11. Sec-Trcas. 12; Drama Club II: Junior Leaders 11, 12; Cheerleaders 12. O’Connor. Deborah. 90 Lydall Rd.: G.A.A. 10, II. 12; Field Hockey II; Pep Club 10. II. Opolot. John. 133 South wood Rd.. Track 12; Soccer 12; Student Council II O'Shan. Bonnie. 292 Audubon Ave.; Library Club 10, II, 12; G.A.A. 10. II. Osierby. Peter. 133 Cheney Lane: Varsity Soccer 10, II, 12; Basketball II. 12; Gymnastics 10. Paige. Rose. 27 Hemlock St: Seqwn Typing Staff II. 12; Scribe Typing Staff 11, 12. Paladino. Richard. 77 Clarendon Ter. Paparella, Michael. 30 Bayberry Road: F.T.A. 12; Baseball 10. Pappageorge, Anthoula. 112 West Hartford Rd Parent, Germaine. 24 Willard Ave.: GAA 10, II. 12; Scribe Typist Staff 12; Sequin Typist Staff II. 12, (editor). Parctti. Donna. 104 Flagler St: G.A.A. II. 12; Pep Club 11 Paskov, Joan. 92 Pheasant Run: G.A.A. 10, II, Ex. Board 12; C heerleaders II. Capt. 12; Pep Club 10. II, 12; Junior Leaders 10. II, 12; Honor Society 12: Sequin Sports Editor 12; Student Council II, Exec Bd. 12; Conn. Youth Council 12; Parade of Youth Correspondent 12. Paszek. Gill, 49 Wakelcy Rd : Sequin, AssL Editor 12; Chess C lub II, Pres 12; Honor Society 12; Scribe 12. Patrissi, Jane, 57 High Ridge Rd. G.A.A 10. II. 12; Ex Board II. 12; Junior Leaders II. 12; Field Hockey II Pep Club II. Pres 12. Pelmo. David. 39 Oxford Dr.: Cross country II; Laun Club II, 12; Tennis 12. Pentalow. James, 6 Robbins Ave. Pcntalow, Patricia. 68 Robbins Ave.; G.A.A. 12. Perfido. Pamela. 143 Dowd St: G.A.A 10. 11. 12: Pep Club 10, 11. 12: F.T.A. II. 12; Art Club 10; Student Council 11, 12; Class Secretary 12. Perkins Mark. 135 Brentwood Rd : Student Council 10. Vicc-Prev II. Pres. 12; Basketball 10. II. 12; Youth Council 10, II. 12. Petanovitch. Ronald, 2116 Main St.: A.V.E.S. 10. Peterson. Bruce. 245 Church St. Petrovits, Deborah. 70 Woodland St.: G.A.A. 10. II, 12; F.T.A. 12. Ptister. Joyce. 170 Richard St. Pfund. Richard. 91 Brace Rd.: Baseball 10. 11, 12; Football 10; Indoor Track 12. Pillion, Eileen. 34 Florence St.: G.A.A. 10, 12. Pinto, Frank. 62 Collidgc Ave. Pitchette. Eugene, 173 Dewe Ave. Pittsinger Mark 102 FffswortH St : Basketball 10. II, 12; Football 10. 11; Baseball 10. Poharski, Theresa, 44 Candlewyck Dr.: G.A.A. 10. II, 12. Pottic, David, 21 Pheasant Run. Gymnastics If); F.T.A. 1L 12; Sequin Business Staff 12. Powers. Nancy. 16 Lydall Rd.: Chorus to . Choir II, 12. F.T A. II. Sec. 12; G.A.A. 10, fl. 12; Pen Club 10, 11. 12; Folk C lub Prc .. 12; Magazine Homeroom Capt 12. i' I'- I Pranitis, Robert. 272 Goodale Dr.: Football 10. II. 12 Prentice. William. 1845 Main St.: Soccer 10. II, 12: Baseball 10, II. 12; Basketball IQ. II, 12. i Price. Karen. 44 Cheney La. Field Hockey 12. Prigodich, Richard. 89 Partridge Dr .Soccer 10, 11. Co-Captain 12; Honor Society 12; Class Vice-Pres. 12; Folk Club 12, Varsity C lub 12. Przech. Janet, 24 Forest Dr.: G.A.A. 10. 11, 12; Junior Leaders II, 12; Student Council 10; F.N.A. II. 12. Pulaski. David. 51 Parker St. Pysh. Lawercnce. 100 Windmill La. Radka, David. 76 Fisk Dr : Latin Club 11. 12; Orchestra T2 Randich, Kevin. 856 Main St.: Student Council. 11,12; Cross Country II; Sequin 12; Chess Club 12; Math Club 12. Latin Club II; Honor Society 12. Recck, Donna. 271 Orchard Ave.: G.A.A. 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 10, II. 12; F.T.A. 12. Reese. Thomas. 99 Windmill La. Latin Club Pres. 11. 12; Drama Club 11, 12; Honor Society 12; Ski Club 10. Riccardi. Sharon, 103 Sunset Dr.: G.A.A. 10, II. 12; Pep Club 10. 11. 12; F.T.A. 10, II, II Rich, Kenneth. 1806 Main St. Richardson. James. 508 Church St. Rinaldo, John. 69 Stoddard Ave.; Football II. 12; Junior Leaders 12. Roberts, Nancy, 36 Homccrcst St Robinson. Robert 105 Old Farm Dr.: Cross Country 11. Ski Club 10. II. 12 Rogers, Janelle. 103 Brocket! St. Root, Mark. 85 Linwood Avc.: Band IQ, II. 12. Gymnastics 10, Track 11. 12. Rossignol, Norman. 122 Eagle Or. Rotondo. Donald. 23 Putnam St. Rousseau. Sue J.. 17 Saddle Hill Rd.. G.A.A 10, IK 12; F.N.A IK Rudek. Edward. 57 Styles Ave.: Band 10, 11; Ski Club 11, 12. Salonta. Michael, 117 Lamplighter La. Sanborn. Michael. 33 Atwood Rd Sanford. Lawrence, 98 Augusta Dr. Sargis, Ken, 65 Vincent Dr.: Track 10. 11, 12; Band 10, 11, 12. Sarubbi. Anthony. 46 Elton Dr. Sheiman. Michelle. 269 R eservou Rd.: Latin Cluf Secretary-Treasurer 11; Honor Society 12: Setwm 12: G.A.A. 1‘) Scriht' 12; F.T.A. 11. Shumaker. Kimberly Ann. 235 Hickory Hill La Twtrier Corns 10 Choir II. 12; Dranu Club II; F.T. V Secretary II. President 12: G.A.A. 10, 11. 12: Pep Club 11, 12. Splainc. Judith. 127 Chenev La.: Gymnastics Club 10; Pop Club 11. Field Hockc U, C hoir 10. IK 12. Field Hockey II: Choir 10, IK 12; Youth Council 10, 11, G.A.A. 10, II. 12 Siek. Maryann. 66 Putnam St. Simpsoh. Raymond. Jr.. 248 Hilkrest Avc. Snyder. Donna. 417 Main St.: GAA. 10. 12. Secha. John. 54 Broudsicw Ave Golf IK 12: Varsity Club 12. � r Leaders 12; Sarubbi. Felix, 50 Sunset Rd.. Varsity football 10. 11; Class President H. Satalino, Catherine M.. 174 Nicholson St.: G.A.A. 10, IK Scanlon. James R.. 129 Dewey Ave. Schaller, Gustave J., 26 Ridgewood Rd.: Soccer 12 Schloesser. Ingrid. 14 Windmill La. Student Council 10. II: Scribe 10, 11. 12; Field Hockey It; AJLS. 11, 12; Sequin 11; Editor-in-chief 12; G.A.A. 10. Schmanska. David P.. 125 Reservoir Rd.: Soccer 11, 12; Basketball IK 12. Schmuckli. Diane R.. 50 Grandview' Dr.: Choir II. 12. Scholntck. Diane. 115 Lvdall Rd.: GAA. 11. 12; Choir 12; Sequin Literary StafT 12. Schraffa. Carol Ann, 88 W'oodmere Rd.: G.A.A. 12. Schrivcr. Pam. 118 Tremont St.: Science Club 10. Schroeder, Willis J., 130 Lamplighter l a.: J.V. Basketball 10: JV Soccer 10. Varsity-Soccer 11. (apt VI Schuman. Shelly L.. 302 Tremont St.: G.A.A. 10. 11, 12. F.T.A. IK Social Chairman 12; Honor Society 12. Scott. Anna Mane. 189 Cedar St.: G.A.A. 12; Folk Club 12; Twirler Corps 12: Choir 12 Scully, John F..‘ 53 Whiteside St. Seagren, Phyllis, 369 Robbins Ave.: Spanish Club II. Setter. Cvnthia T.. l9Tom-Lin Rd.: Ski Club 10; Youth Council 10. II: G II. II Sere met, Marylou, 16 Francis Dr.: G.A.A. 10. Soderberg. John, Gary. 31 Stafford Avc.: Soccer IK 12} Basketball IK 12; Baseball IK 12 Sprague Margaret M . 1377 Main St.; Choir 10. II: G.A.A. 10, II. Sprague. Sandra. 156 Chenev Lane Twirkrs Corps 10: Honor Societs 12. Drama Club II. f2; Sequin Art and Layout Editor 12. SW'Tx' 12; Student C ouncil 12. Soring. Andrea. Jean, 47 Deepwood Rd Gymnastics 10; Student ( ounctl 10. II: G.A.A. 10. II. 12; Pen Club |0 M 12: Cheerleaders 11. Co-capt. 12. Student Council Secretary 12: Student Council Executive Board 12; Studcnt-Faculiv Board. 12. Stoddard. Wilbur J.. 158 Church St. Streeter. Marilyn. 100 Forest Drive: Choir 10, 11. 12; Drama Club 11; Pep Club II. 12; G.A.A. 10. II. 12; Honor Society 12; Magazine Drive Chairman 12; Business Manager of Sequin 1: Folk Club Program Coordinator 12; Laurel Girls State 15. Sturtcvant. Gloria. 1309 Main St.: G.A.A. 10, II. 12. Swanson. Harris Paul, 89 Saddle Hill Rd : Orchestra 10. II: Student Council 10. II; Baseball 10. IK 12; Folk Club 12; Boys State 12. Honor Society 12: Sequin Sports Editor 12; F.T.A. 12; Math Club 12. Swavne, Gregory. 171 Glenview Dr: Football 10, 12; Baseball 10. IK 12: Basketball 10. II, 12. Szczerkowski. Aldona, 877 Main St.: G.A.A. 10. II, 12. Taube. Laura. Jean. 83 Main St. Taylor. Catherine A.. 83 Candlcwvck Dr : Scrihe 10: G.A.A. 10, 11. 12. Taylor. Evelyn. 28 Barnard Dr.: G.A.A. 10. II. 12: Pep Club 10, II. 12; Student Council 12, Magazine Homeroom Capt. 12; F.T.A II. 12: Foreign Affairs 10. Taylor, Gale. 97 Edmund St.: G.A.A. 10, II. 12; F.T.A. 12. Ski Club 12. mi� n. fiavic, 246 Cherry Hill Dr.: G.A.A. ia 11, 12; Pep ( lub Drama Club II; Honor Society 12 r Mar Louise, 43 Southwood Rd.: OvA.A. 10, 11. 12: P P ( rtc, Robert, 50 Tunxis Rd : Cross Country H. 12; Track 11,.12. irchcslra 11, 12; Honor Society 12. racy. Michael. 33 Sunset Rd. rv n. Ruth Holly. 32 Richard St: G A.A 10. 11, 12; Choir 10. II. amer. Eikxn. Ellen. 63 Fi-k Dr. Pep Club 10. O.A.A 10; vmnaslics 10; Ski Club 10. wardy, Theodore W.. 95 Brace Rd ini. Paula j HI Augusta Dr G.A.A. 10 11$|2; Student Council | IT? Jtimor Leaders 10. II, 12; Cheerleaders 12; Pep Club 11. 12. irlcv, C hiystal Lynda. 63 bd ard St.; G.A.A. 10, H. 12; Art C lub 0 Sfci Club 11: Studcm Council 10. uughan. David. 1857 Main St: Soccer 10. II. 12: Basketball 10, II, Veleas, Dennis S6 SCoolidgJ Ave.. Football Manager 10: Baseball Manager 10; Junior Leaders 12; Baseball 10. VicfcmOame . 343 Walsh Ave. Soccer 10. 11. 12; Baseball 10. Vitukmas. Donald A . « Stafford Ave. Walker. Anna Mane. M] Indian Hill Rd.: Gv-mnustiis 10. 11. 12; Ci.A.A. 10. Treasircr 11.; 12; Field Hockcv IT: Pep Club 11. 12. C heerleaders 12; Newington Youth Council 11. 12. Wallace. Judy, 153 Brookside Rd. Walsh. Michael R . 199 Eddy La. Walsh. Stephen W . 199 Eddy La. Warrington, Nancy, 70 Candle wyck Dr: Choir Will. 12; Folk Club 12; Sequin Typing Staff 12; G.A.A. 12. Honor Society 12. Waterman, James, 405 Willard Ave. Webb Gail. 19 Dearborn PL G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 10, II, 12: F.N.A. 11. Weber. Fred. 22 Whiteside St.: Cross Country 10, 11. Weber. Pamela K . 90 Rayncl Rd. Wedman. Nancy. 19 New Britain Ave 'Chan 10. 12; Ci.A.A 10. n, 12; FT.A. n, 12. Welsh, Robert J.. IB Murvis St Wertsching. John. 223 Eddy La : Photo Club 12: Student Council West. Jane, 48 Fisk Drive. White. Barbara 70 Stuart St: G.A.A 10. 11. 12; Honor Soaety Whitncv. Patricia A.. 232 Goodalc Dr : Class Social1C hairman 10. 11; Student Council 10. 1J. 12. Field Hockey, II. Modeln Dance Club li; Ski Club 10: Intramurals Ifc PeP Gtub 1 ' 'VA lft, M t 12; Jr Prom Co-Chairman Whilnev. Sandra. 165 Robbins ve.; G.A.A 10 H, 12: Library C-luh if, 12; Student Council 10, 11: F ■ A. 11, 12. Widlak, Gregory W„ 392 Maple Hill Ave.: Football 10. 11. 12; Track 10. II. 12. Williams. Richard A.. 53 Miami Ave : Band ,10-' Council 11. 12. 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Class of 73 Senior Homerooni 100A Senior Homeroom 101 Senior Homeroom 103 Senior Homeroom 105 Senior Homeroom 205 Senior Homeroom 24 Senior Homeroom 25 ' HEScnior Homeroom 26 Junior Homeroom 100B Junior Homeroom! 102 Junior Homeroom 108 Junior Homeroom 200 Junior Homeroom 202 Junior Homeroom 203 Junior Homeroom 11 Junior Homeroom 12 Junior Homeroom 13 Junior Homeroom 22 Sophomore Homeroom 102 Sophomore Homeroom 105 Sophomore Homeroom 106 Sophomore Homeroom 5A Sophomore Homeroom iO Sophomore Homeroom 12 Sophomore Homeroom 15 Sophomore Homeroom 20 v phomore Homeroom 22 Sophomore Homeroom 24 Sophomore Homeroom 25 Freshman Homeroom 100B FreshmalrtLHomeroom 103 Freshman Homeroom 104 Freshman Homeroom 107 Freshman Homeroom 108 Freshman Homeroom 200 Freshman Homeroom 201 Freshman Homeroom 205 Freshman Homeroom 3A Freshman Homeroom |4 Freshman Homeroom 26 276 COMPLIMENTS OF CAVAL TOOL MACHINE CO., INC. 277 THRIFTY DRUG, INC. Compliments of NEELY’S VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP 1074 Main St. Newington, Conn. Phone 666-4659 Barry Gordon, B.S., Ph., Mgr. flowers for all occasions Phone 666-1746 James G. Neely 42 Cedar St. Newington, Conn. Next To Newington Theater LOG CABIN RESTAURANT TWIN C j Newington’s Largest Pharmacy Y 248 Newington Ave. New Britain, Conn. DRUG 719 New Britain Ave. 278 Good Luck To Our Newington High Summer Employees Compliments of The Connecticut Bank and Trust Company Newington Office 1220 Main Street Newington, Conn. Dennis Durand Peter Kozyra Larry Pysh Jim Waterman Hart Pump 150 Willard Avenue Newington, Conn. ttMAis M m WMM m W I j ro rout Km ■ 1 or jwjm Savings Bank m,Dii (7e of New Britain 6 Offices, New Britain (3), Newington Newington, Plainville, Hardware Wethersfield Inc. Member Federal Deposit 1044 Main St. Insurance Corp. Newington, Conn. 279 MORTENSEN’S j. DAIRY and ICE CREAM SHOPPE BERLIN TURNPIKE Where quality and cleanliness reign supreme NEWINGTON BRIARWOOD HARDWARE Paints Seeds and Fertilizer Electrical Supplies Housewares T.V.’s and Radios 285 Main St. Newington, Conn. Tel. 666-2186 CASHWAY LUMBER 174 Francis Avenue Newington, Connecticut WWKW [cawaw � «� � . ■«■■■ mm rTv iwmh i mm i MQftTINStN DAIRY 280 WAREHOUSE OUTLET BRIARWOOD STORES PHARMACY Toy and Sporting Goods “BEST WISHES” S. Gellis and Co. Inc. 492 Cedar St., Newington Roy and Doc Peterson Registered Pharmacists 289 Main St., Newington, Conn. y ON SIGft Compliments of H. O. PENN MACHINERY 281 Compliments of GIANT GRINDER WEST HARTFORD TOOL AND DIE INCORPORATED t. Spaghetti Cold Cuts Closed Sunday - Open 9-11 Daily. 666-59 5 HOLMES ROAD WEST HARTFORD 1 Si s fo 134 Market Sq. Newington, Conn. GOOD LUCK Class of 1970 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 JOHNSON ELECTRICAL CO. INC. 528-5296 124 FRANCIS AVENUE NEWINGTON, CONN. CUSTOM FRAMING Imported Objects d’Art Original Art Compliments of BRUNO of NEWINGTON Photography 87 MARKET SQUARE TEL. 666-2683 NEWINGTON, CONN. 283 VARNEY’S ESSO SERVICE CENTER Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 509 Main St. . Newington, Conn. PATZ BROTHERS ® r%Chevron Service 1 _ n Robert Patz Raymond Patz Edward Patz Richard Patz general repairing 24 hour wrecking service snow plowing automatic transmission service 354 Main St. Newington, Connecticut 284 Arrow Cleaners Where good grooming begins 1097 Main St. Newington 666-9538 287 Main St. Newington, Conn. res Chic Coiffeurs ■ A I Main St Newington Compliments of The H. M. Holcomb Elec, tc. gsra 12 E. Cedar St. Newington, Conn. Editor-in-Chief Ingrid E. Schloesser J Y dL £. ScXkreA Ju' Assistant Editor Gill Paszek Assistant Editor Marilyn Nielsen T juUUv Art Editor Sandra Sprague Art Editor Marge Nichols W vitolctyCo Photography Editor Marcia Nielsen }!ojullcu i udUjLM Photography Editor Richard A. Williams IfL uLCL. Sports Editor Joan Paskov (FajkcyV Sports Editor Harris Swanson HxxruZUL WnnriooTi. Typing Editor Joyce Muisener Typing Editor Germaine Parent Business Manager Marilyn Streeter Business Manager Dick Bailey 286 Time is a peculiar concept to understand. While thinking in terms of the present, time soars forward to the future. This constant progression of time leaves us with a past which is definite and sure; it is only the past which provides our memories with substance. Our years at N.H.S. have left us all with thoughts and remembrances. Thus, it has been the aim of Sequin ’70 to capture these abstractions and create a meaningful, lasting book. Prepared through the efforts of a diversified selection of students, our book endeavors to please all to some extent. However, as we intended our book also to be a work of art, many new techniques and methods have been incorporated in Sequin ’70 to render it a truly distinctive annual. Special thanks go out to Mrs. McGloin and Miss Rucinski along with Brian and Mare, for their part in raising the finances; Joyce and Germaine and their staff who typed our material; Marge and Sandy and their staff who designed our book; Laurie who created the cover design; Joan and Harris for efforts in our planning; Willy and Marcia who scheduled pictures and helped in everything; Dickie and Mare who kept our books and composure; Gill and Lynnie without whom our book wouldn't be; Mr. Catani who took pictures, and took them . . . and took them; and most assuredly to Miss Santacroce and Mrs. Erlandson who “really” knew what was happening. Editor-in-Chief