Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1972 volume:

SEQUIN 1972 NEWINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 605 WILLARD AVENUE NEWINGTON, CONNECTICUT 06111 Memories of days and lives go ne by, Time welUpent, yet beyond recall. Memories yellowed brown around The edges. Petrified orchids, soiled Schedules, pressed between the pages A Pf my min - Each torn and withered; A leaf fraying at the stem. CorneiL jJfU Sadly curling up their toes. Wfi kie , Wearing times' Expression et the years. Sophomore love notes, wrapped in fadecF' Promises and jammed in the broken Binding of my thought. A crumpled Portrait painted pale, yet precious, by the Brush of years. Regret. Knowing well I'll not pass this way again. We were the best of friends. We were the worst of friends. Loving. Hating. Always living. Always Going, never coming. The clock kept No hours as we sTied vef Anywhere, somewhere . YouuJ£joufltv 4ife. Invir dbler Alone now, journeying untrfW Paused to linger by those mena Dr Always you'll be a part of me yet preserve Them frell, they're ll that's Jeft us of th t lif Memories of days and lives gone by, Times well spent, yet beyond recall. Memories yellowed brown around The edges. Petrified orchids, soiled Schedules, pressed between the pages Of my mind. Each torn and withered; A leaf fraying at the stem. Corners Sadly curling up their toes. 7 A crumpled Portrait painted pale, yet precious, by the Brush of years. Regret. Knowing well I'll not pass this way again. 11 We were the best of friends. We were the worst of friends. Loving. Hating. Always living. Always Going, never coming. The clock kept No hours as we rushed everywhere, Anywhere, somewhere We were Youth. Youth was life. Invincible. 14 Alone now, journeying untried paths, I've Paused to linger by those memories. Always you'll be a part of me, yet preserve Them well, they're all that's left us of that life. 15 17 o o o o o o o © © O OQ OOOOOOO© ..0=0. = = OOOOOOO o o o o o o o o o o TOM ALEMANY Tommy Alebeaut good sense of humor green Chevy with the guys McDonald's RAMA pinball. BASEBALL good times woman's man BOWL-A- NANCY ALLEN Nanc those exciting French classes Cinema I and II a sports enthusiast- especially of golf that snakephob-ia often found at the beach. BETTY LINN AND GEORGE WYSOCKI Sherry a warm and friendly person creative dresser Holy Spirit Church writer of poetry true individualist Peace and Love. JONATHAN ADAMS |on Captain America will try almost anything once likes to be mysterious those times with the guys I'm right!!! a people watcher. KENNETH ALBERT Kenny quiet once worked as a janitor perhaps a career in Trigonometry that knowing grin. SHERISE ABBATE 22 MANUEL AMADO Always laughing VW hater, loves his green Mustang winning awards in the metal shop that strange sense of humor well known at Hartford Hospital. GLENN ANDERSON Indianapolis 500 Noah MGB active in Holy Spirit Church CYO Basketball star and vice president his brown haired pixie those Saturday lunches. MARK ANDERSON Sam that quiet smile a dedicated member of our class those great weekends. HOURI ANDONIAN Known by best friends as Jay-lay and to others- Who- oo-ree Oh that's so funny! likes to lunch with Joe J. those sparkling dark eyes. CHRYS APRUZESE Chrys co-ordination plus those night walks likes to ham it up frequently found staring out the door that tan Polara Hockey Relax! GARY ARCARI Gary M.M. small but mighty official score keeper catches up on sleep in Spanish class Football, Football, Football that friendly slug. THOMAS ARCARI Tom often seen in the produce department a special interest in motorcycles someday wants to buy a sportster. 23 ABBV ARNOLD FRANCIS ARONNE RICHARD AVALLONE GIROLAMO AVENOSO Summers at Becket, Mass, loves to water ski always laughing fun to be with active in sports carefree pet peeve history skiing. Frank that long black coat =� nd white scarf those great weekends not known for perseverance in school work. Rick fantastic piano Emerson, Lake, and Palmer Boulder the sunshine festival Perlin the Magician. Most frequently seen at the Car Wash has an affinity for the New York Yankees Mussolini usually has a comment for everything found in I.A JANIS BACKOFEN REGINA BADER Jan inspiring captain of Cheerleaders enjoys guys dedicated skier artist avid track fan those times at Laurel Peaches Oh, right. Gina that certain interest in Boobie the anchovie family Cin-na-mon! beware her bad moods, but experience a good one Go pound sand. JANE SOLOSKV ROBERTA TRACY BARBARA BAILEY Barb 'Big Ethel those beautiful big brown eyes JJB always looking for a good time enjoys the bigger and better things in life cigars? STEPHEN BANACH Steve not as quiet as he seems Keebler dig those ski boots! Premier Pontiac likes sailing and fish- ing Is the Pope a Roman Catholic? KIMBERLY BARENZ Kim those hilariously happy comments skiing at Stowe partial to Fords and Italians Boom-Boom Europe 71 Jr. Birdman This is true. DENIS 2:30 at the A.M. that pet basset hound Johnson's Baby Oil a good sewer Mama Mia! loves a good time Black Point Hardee's Gelco. Two thirty aVt and sweet 'Aj e meadows Friday nighfad loves Old Say 25 BENJAMIN BAXTER Ben succeeded Bubba at Neely's Beaver leading roles in Drama Club Stretch fearless member of our tennis team Kolenkov and Dr. Armstrong. NANCY BAYER Those sleepovers at Old Colony Devil's Hopyard U.S.Y. an enthusiastic skier loves to play the piano three-quarters of Tango for two. MICHAEL BEDUS Mike NHS golf team golf, golf and more golf interests lie in almost any sport and yet grades are par in any course (physics?) Boys'State. DEBBIE HAMEL THOMAS BEDUS Tom tall, stocky, and casual an avid member of our great golf team likely to remember room 106 an interesting fu- ture in engineering Captain. JEFF BELL Jeff a happy greeting for everyone art and music lover avid Scribe reporter that secret relationship with Dionne Warwick songwriter? BRYAN BELLIVEAU Bryan summer in Canada swimming and waterskiing likes to bowl fun to be with loves to laugh Was that a joke? KAREN BERGSTROM Karen a camping and water-skiing fanatic violin in the orchestra adopted state of New Hampshire Hi! I'm a cranberry pudding. NANCY BERGSTROM Nance a brilliant mathematician ) those hand-knit sweaters the apartment in Hartford Europe 71 I've got so much to do! MELINDA BERMAN Mindy a great artist never forget those skiing trips arguments with whom? those great doodles often giggling Oh, God! 27 WALTER BOREJKO Hippie Mary-jane V.O. on the rocks conservative hippie those nights in Pennsylvania Oh, yeah! STEVEN BOTTARO Steve digs Jimi Hendrix Lord of Lights that light green Ventura II those sunny summer days at Burlingame. MICHELE BIALY Shelly loves peanut butter cookies and Johnny fun person to be with special spot at Savage Hill cheats during Lent If you're serious, I WILLIAM BLOCH Bill blonde and handsome enjoys cars talented on the swinging gym also enjoys basketball and golf usually can be found with Mike. CATHERINE BOTTICELLO Cello Mac Donald's a special passion for Bobby Sherman Drama Club best female actress l-man You think you're really cool, don't you? GARY BOUCHARD Gary those long blonde locks his quietness may be deceiving MacDonald's on Saturday nights until asked to leave playing basketball with friends. PAMELA BOWSER Pam often seen in the green bomb all giggles and giddiness Ann Really Renta, Stonge, and Moose avid tennis nut friends at Sears. PETER BOWTRUCZYK Peter don't let that reserved look fool you Eddy's Farm that distinguished stride those nights with the boys future in agriculture Boss. ELI BOYAJIAN Eli active in the Band organ and sousaphone a great dancer always in that blue V.W. several interests in the Class of 74. j a L -— i SHARON BOYEUR Comes from Maine Fort Fair-field High Munson Pond likes art quiet until you get to know her then watch out! MICKI BRANCIFORTE Enjoys horseback riding look for her at the stock car races likes basketball Love that serviceman. Rob. 29 JUDITH BRANSFIELD Judy a golden haired beauty often seen with Tom that infectious giggle that special interest in New Britain. WAYNE BREAULT Wayne drives a yellow Mustang legally? that shocking but glorious wire girls and cars, in that order never a dull moment talk, talk, talk. JOHN BREWER John that special someone from the class of 1971 likes to travel camping with the girls. JOHN BRIER John hunting guns an interest in cars, especially fast ones corvettes quiet at times friendly. DEBORAH BRIGHT Deb a brilliant French con- versationalist the flashlight at Stowe crazy about beaches and M M's Oh Curse! JEFFRY BROADBENT Jeff football enthusiast aversion to algebra bathroom cleaner at Drek Fest the Mile white Corvair the Junior Bazaar. DONCOUTU SUE GINN CHARLES BROWN Charlie hypergifted musician remembered by marching band for those ear-shattering yells mini and the brownies at old N.H.S. Vat'd I tell ya? RONNIE BROWN Ron avid library aid has an affection for the military those weekend nights at disco-teques the Dodge R.B. and B.|. Lovely. TOM BRUZIK WAYNE BUCHANAN ANDREA BUCIOR CHARLES BUCKLAND Tom those witty remarks that funny laugh those study periods often seen with the boys. Wayne the dominant voice in French class always on the tennis courts those irrelev- ent questions the old bomber knack for bothering faculty. Andy Gene shopping sprees long talks at a certain kichen table Stanley Quarter parking lot remember Sue? Oh, what a bumper! Chip those blue eyes Eddie's buddy great sense of humor never serious the big five conspiracy N.B.O. that wild openhouse. 31 KAREN BUELL SUSAN CALLAHAN JAMES CALVERT NORMAN CAMPBELL Fond of jeans also cats and horses often seen at rock festivals enjoys good music “Burnt out. Sue Labor Day in New Hampshire Social Sue loves those track meets DEK talking with Deb in Choir ice cream fights Cest la vie! __J (jlLca.£ bc O Us - oJ qfrlrjSr -A 1 f SLv. JOSEPH CARBONE joe Fred Narracott loves to play his clarinet in band summers away from home drives a Ford Oh boy! Dr. Einstein. KURT NYMAN, PHIL LOMBARDO AND MIKE WASYL Jim Lord Calvert a special interest in the Junior class Is he really as quiet as he seems? that Junior English teacher! Norm Frank Zappa Dis- neyland Colorado Sgro-ida too the burn out Far Out. cabinet maker Marborough Riveria. PAUL CARPENTER Carpie Known for his bat-tlewagon convertible an avid saxaphone player in the NHS band well, who likes marching anyhow? m JOHN CASSELL lay likes sports CYO Basketball always looking for a good time very quiet at times friendly all the time. IOANN CARROLL Can't seem to get away from those gym classes great times at the Hartford Hospital always seen with Lynn at Peterson's Noway! LINDA CAVANAUGH Irish through and through look for her on the slopes always at her best shy and sweet often seen with the girls. CHRISTOPHER CASSARINO Chris music, music, and more music those sharp outfits that bright red blush loves to work on his car possesses a contagious laugh. JAMES CESANEK Jim Farmer prominent member of the Boy Scouts enjoys camping overnight most anywhere, just as long as it's in the wide open spaces. KRISHNAPRASAD R. CHAKRAVARTHY Krish Our friend from India a great mathematician always a friendly smile Food Mart that inquisitive nature. 33 LINDA CHAPMAN A real nul always ready for gossip that special black corvette loves to eat those Steno classes innocent schemer. LITA CHAPMAN Lita a poem for every mood Renee Fort Dix long walks and sunsets just cruisin' along “Dee Dee Superbossgroovycool, man! KAREN CHARTER That unforgettable giggle gullible wild weekends with the girls and the guys all those beautiful boys bowling. BRIAN CHASE PENNEY CHESNEY Brian patriotic N.R.A. persistance with females guns and hunting Chicago fan that Polish accent That's stupid. Penny Chipmunk sports cars Corvette Stanley Quarter Park boys run-in's with Miss M. art music makes a happy atmosphere. KAREN CHARTER DENISE CHIARAVOLLOTI Chev Little Papeeno banana man frequents Maine in the summertime extensive wardrobe quiet, yet bubbly In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida. JANE CHUDZIK Chud attends school between beach vacations those flying frisbees our center on the hockey team that blonde hair too short for basketball? BARBARA CLAFLIN Barb the T.V. girl at N.B.G.H. a new cough every time what happened to those ten pounds? that week at Cape Cod never still for long. MARY CLARK Sandy a beach lover enthusiastic and bouncy those giggle fits definitely nutty always fun, never a dull moment You slob. MARGARET CLEARY Peggy that golden hair active member of j.A. Irish concern for ecology devoted alto in the Choir special attraction to New Britain. NANCY CLEGG Nancy enjoys sewing and cooking gym classes a special interest in the class of 71 often seen with Patty those telephone calls Dean. MICHAEL COLANDRO Mike or Vi Golf is his great love and he's good! at least his scores are never high hole-in-one friendly natured and easygoing CVC champs. 35 Grandpa 71 Point of Woods 2:30 a.m. always full of pep fun to be with the party's over the club Neato Keeno peachy cool. Lynne Duffy witty remarks looks forward to weekends Jud 'n Steve mental Steno classes unpredictable Duff's home. Ned johnnie Bench the Zinger from Binger those endless yankee and Redsox debates dunes at Ocean Beach Vida who? Lynn a leader among people special love for the track team partial affiliation with Drek enterprises N.Y. U Conn You're fantastic. DEBRA CONTICELLO Debby wlways running the 100 yd. dash for the bus creme de menthe deserts makes a good target supplies the squad with pretzels and juice. STEPHEN CORMIER Hen Goody Francis detention halls for tardiness Mue's the unremembered nights at the barn baseball. BOBSUDELL SUEMAZZOTTA DEBORAH CORNISH Debbie those Saturday nite discussions the drive-ins in Dayton, Ohio those short calls to Blake gorgeous blonde hair That's near! MARKCOSENTINO Mark Photography Club Cross Country and gymnastics surfs, scuba dives, and water skiis drives a Cougar works at Johnson Control boating. DONALD COUTU Don our class radical renowned for speeches that sensuous poetry Don Juan Black Panthers voice of command That's a Communist plot! SHARON COVALESKI Shari don't let that innocent look deceive you twirls up a storm homework comes first? often on crutches U-mmm, look at that bod! DEBORAH COWLES Debbie Toes quiet and thoughtful always willing to help out Phreadd Carmen Black Point Beach Sport likes to swim and water ski. LINDA CHRISTOFARO Tall, yet she sees beyond people quiet and shy a follower not afraid to show her feelings that deep voice a secretive person. 37 EILEEN CYR Eileen those weekends in Marlborough Lumpy riding around in Billy's van has problems with typewriters a little will do it Huh? PATRICIA CYR Patty her interests include sewing, babysitting, and spending time with her friends often seen with Debbie. PATRICIA CROWLEY Crab dynamic personality avid fan of Steve Miller Band white hankerchief? often seen with Dutes always laughing times at D.Q. KIRSTEN DAHL Kirsten Dahl does not want anything written about her in this yearbook a desire to become an English teacher georgeous long blonde hair. BOBBI DEMMA NEIL CYR He can talk forever dynamite person to spend time with more comfortable in jeans and sneakers driving around in the van a smile for every girl. RITA DAIGLE Rita excels in French plans to attend nursing school sews beautiful clothes very nice quiet works at Shop—Rite. CHRISTINE D'ANGELO Chris cheerleading that special boy in the class of 71 Do you have your blues on? always has a smile on her face. EDI D'ANTONIO Ed interests include golf, basketball, and trach fun in driver's Ed an avid worker who we are sure will succeed in whatever he undertakes. MARK D'ANZI Will you ever forget those times at the beach a talented musician motorcycles and cars interest him plays bass often missing from 6th period. MICHELLE DARIGO Missi partial to blushing ears that gorgeous hair an avid participator of all sports often seen with Ken Oh, you're kidding! ALAN DAUPHIN Al all smiles and charm a member of Newington Diving Team a great skier interest in cars, girls, and the beach often with Dena and Tonto. ROSE DE BENEDICTS Rose came to NHS from Beautiful Downtown Burbank she loves sailing, hates gym, and is often seen with jeanette, Marie, and Lori Are you kidding? 39 GARY DEE MARIE DEGAN Gary a real history whiz viola player in the orchestra I disagree ' the epitome of the nonconformist What homework? Marie loves snowmobiling a sewing whiz Diane strawberries can't quite get that Steno finished plans to become a travel consultant. MARK DE MAIO JOSEPH DEMERS Mark Chemistry is not his subject known for his imitations and sense of humor Hey there, sister! devoted to Black Flame Alright Mama! Jed Grub Mutts Pigboy Crabshaw the bug, the bug yup — yup Komica c — 35 and Sports Tourer Preposterous! CHARLES BROWN BARBARA DEMMA Bobbi those vacations spent camping that bonfire made with picnic tables swimming at Old Colony in Feb. always falling down the store . RICHARD DERR Rich loves to ski Mt. Snow enjoys surfing al- ways sleeping in English often seen at dances always out having a good time. KAREN DE PATIE Kar famous for those stories never quiet those late night jaunts Huh3 talent for T-Bars never on time What'd I do now? SUSAN DESCHENES Sue those hidden thoughts loves underground music an ecology nut marshmallows in algebra often seen driving around with Janice. LARRY DERBY Larry loves a good time usually seen at parties Debbi works on cars on weekends. ROBERT Dl PIERRRO Bob spends much time working on his own and and his friend's cars often in New Britain with Bob and Jim geometry is not his subject. BARRY DONAHUE Bar tall, fair, red-headed, quiet enjoys those nights with the boys always a friendly laugh good student with a touch for success. MARYANNA DORSEE Molly interest in Steve out to see the other side one of the girls at CBT Ocean Beach a story to beat her brother cheerful Wicke. THOMAS DORSEE Tom untamable wit knows how to break the monotony of a dull class with no effort at all school is his pet peeve Oh, come on! ROSEANNEDUKE Roe what a party! says what she thinks in trouble again wrong way Dukey Baby enjoys a good time loves basketball Fantastic! DIANA DUKSA Modeling at Fox's those gymnastic practices beauty known to all that certain someone a smart dresser peppy Cheerleading captain. MICHAEL DZIADYK Mike Shop Rite amateur basketball player always seen with Bruce in the white car that secret smile No. KAREN BERGSTROM EDWARD EGAZARIAN Fast Ed loves chocolate chip cookies Newington's only Armenian burnout often seen with Chip the big five N.B O. a nice guy to know. MIKEENDY “Stick likes heavy music summers spent at Misquamicut frequently seen fishing or at the bowling alley smokes Marlboro Greens HotV. JANE ETHERINGTON Shalom bright and cheery loves Sardi's, popcorn, reading, Sap , and Maine active in many clubs what was she hiding in her locker? PATRICIA FANCHER Pat muscles O.M.A. founder This is tense, this is true. Friendly's bowling Oh, my gosh! a mus- kateer Miss Home Ec. EVERETT FENNER Ron Moto Ski Terrific sense of humor Newington Marine B L Von lives on water skis all summer long 43 JAYNE FERREIRA “Weasel fabulous long hair the Cape N.B.O. long rides in the Mustang often seen with Janice Billy once a year “Who are you? KAREN FESHLER Loves to get silly wrong number at McDonald's always looks perfect freaking out Liz “Linda! You wanna know it.“ John. JAMES FIFIELD Jimmy a real brain a vital member of N.H.S.'s Music Department bike riding Crease That's a bunch of trash. JOHNFILON F«lo enjoys U.S. History class sleeping not sports minded, but gets a kick out of class “exercises weekends on the town. CHRISTOPHER FINEGAN CJ the class shutterbug audio-visual master manipulator Red WKSS What's the attraction in the AV darkroom? “Bring this film to 326. MR. PETROVIC AND MR. BOURQUE BRUCE FISHER Bruce the kitchen at Zephyr Coffee House library the search at Montfort House Life Magazine active in Holy Spirit affairs. KEVIN FITZPATRICK Kev Radical Bucs weekends with the guys Oh, sit. deserving Boys' State delegate icicles usually seen playing hoop Take five! KEVIN FLANSBURY Flash or Flans good head of hair member of Wild Gang and Terrific Trio often seen in the red Chevy hoc-um wrecked peanuts Dan 'n Jim. JOHN FLORINO ROBERT FLOWERS ELAINE FLYNN THOMAS FOGERTY John a welcome addition form Saint Thomas Aquinas quiet, until you get to know him a sharp dresser. Bob most frequently seen driving around in his blue Mustang convertible still working at Treasure City hanging around MacDonald's at the beach. Weekends at the lake giggles a fantastic wardrobe special interest in a certain French class enjoys those punch bowls Henry. Huckleberry Fogerty Colorado and a pair of muculucks N.B.O. really digs goulash all around nice guy Hey chickey. 45 VICTOR FONTANA Vic watch out for those stop signs the shack weekends at Jimmy's Sunday morning blues enjoys swimming hold on to those keys. HENRYFRAKL Henry Oeercliffe good times in that green mustang weekends at the lake likes to ski both on water and snow Elaine. SALLY FRAME Always a smile a fantastic seamstress that unforgettable giggle a ski enthusiast loves working with children P R a compulsive talker. JOHN TRIFONE JOHN FRANCOLINO The Happy Italian quite a sense of humor dedicated football player summers spent lifeguarding at Mill those quiet comments in class Oh? LYNN FREBERG Loyal N.B.H.S. football fan rebel Holy Spirit candles prefers records to radio C.Y.O. dances bowling guitar named Ambrose Abernathy. JAMES FROST Jim couldn't quite get the hang of Chemistry often seen at CCSC Frosty interested in scuba diving and Judo partial to English teachers. FRANK FUCHS Frank baseball and basket- ball reporter quite good in math Hot V. usually seen playing football or basketball likes to go fishing. DANIEL GALLICCHIO Danny those orange sneakers special interest in the Junior class enjoys water skiing and skidooing can often be seen with Dennis. NAOMI GANDELMAN Always thinks of others tutoring Head Start children camping out on private property those times spent with the girls the hall in N.B. Edd . BRUCE GARRY Zinc works at Hartford Hospital likes spending his free time at Riverside Park also enjoys the beach. Bill a thinker persuasive debater who gets the most out of education mix fun with education good luck to a great kid. Go-tee-ay hates talking about the weather loves to sing and listen to the radio artistic likes to keep busy Francais jusqu' a la mort! Lou a really quiet person until you get to know her - then, watch out! one of the few natural blondes memories of Misquamicut those holidays. Linda sweet, crazy, and full of fun good times in Mr. Parkyn's English class lunches with Bobby definite plans for the future. JANINE GIAMATTI Janine heard before seen especially fond of cupcakes sunshine friendly and sincere- a Hi! to everyone a gym lover? always with Dave. DEBRA GIARRATANO Loves a good time gullible Jimmy enjoys playing practical jokes extended vacations Lunch Bucket car sleeping at the beach N.B. DENNIS ROCKWELL, CHRIS MACGREGOR JOHN PERRY VICTORIA GIERULA Vicki the lake one of the three musketteers Junior Birdman good in all sports shabu life of every party Enough of this brou-ha- ha. ERNEST GILMOUR Ernie active member of the N.V.A.A. finds time for everybody Eagle Scout likes water skiing those sun glasses. SUSAN GINN Sue works hard at everything she does Youth Council President Susquana Ra- rubarsumar B.G. no more tears the Barn basketball. VIVIAN GITTINGS Viv a future secretary loves clothes snow-mobiling and boating with Bob those awful gym periods camping trips the phone I'm tired. ROBERT GLASS Rob loves boats and gymnastics Churchill summers good times at Grove Beach seen running for Cross Country champion diver Oh, yeah!! 49 JANICE GLENNIE Jan N.B.O. remembers Easy Rider loves pizza Cheshire Cat friendly and cute often seen with Jayne at the parking lot You B.O. SUSAN GLICKSTEIN Fantastic sense of humor brilliant mind Ex Libris her radical ideas brighten up many a NHS classroom Scribe Chinese classes at Central. VERENAGLISTA Vreni a very quiet, demure girl spends much of her time knitting and sewing studious and persevering our newcomer from Conard High School. DANIEL GOLD Dan a radical thinker that long hair photography nut those embarrassing candids Chess and Photo Club. LISA GOLDMAN Lisa if it's not skiing, it's the beach an Andy W. fan what's this about a scar? Youth Council Let's go to Friendly's! KAREN HOHMAN AND DAVE ZWICK GREGORY GOMES Grcggie Gomez 4 quarters for a dollar Spanish singer Cal. 71 can't see over the counter found around hamburgers Do I have a big nose? HENRY GORSKI Hank or Li'l Gog the shy, silent type avid sports fan baseball team a rare night out with Wild Gang c'mon babe Huh? What'd you say? KATHLEEN GOULET Kathy those who laugh last are slow to catch on Suzy DEK 7:56 icecream fights That's not very nice. Europe 71 Betty! CENTER MAIIM FLOOR: SECONO FLOOR: room 200 thru 229 RICHARD GRACE Rich '56 blue Chevy Freda Payne that summer job as typist for Holmes Transportation Inc. avid interest in contemporary music. PAUL GREENBERG Saul unbeatable chess player ham radio operator A.Z.A. remember that freezing water in Lake George? SANDRA GREENBERG Sandy B'nai Brith those skiiing trips in New York remember trying to catch a bus from Rochester? STEVE GRIGAS Steve Bear Mountain skinny dipping at Mill good person to talk to never at a loss for words Yibut good times in the old wagon My. 51 FREDERICK GROGAN Grog You know what I mean! a really great sense of humor those unforgettable parties skiing weekends at Mt. Snow 3 Musketeers. MARK GUTHRIE Mouse known at all hamburger places short in appearance but big in personality dreams of owning a Pontiac G.T.O. I wish I was six foot three! DEBORAH HAMEL Debbie likes her freedom loves riding horses looks forward to warm weather favorites are animals, sports, and lames Taylor always with Bmce. HARRY HANELT Harry that great sense of humor those German words in French class a distinctive laugh the hurdle hopper little effort behind good marks. WILLIAM HANKARD Bill new member of N.H.S. a true commedian a real chemist? spends alot of time in Hartford Grants a really considerate person. )OHN HANNAFIN H that Fairfield trip wire antennae one of the Radical Bucs seen running for Cross Country Take five. MICHAEL HANNIFAN Mike dark and handsome keeps you laughing that mysterious smile conservative dresser Hockey. PAULA HANSEN Paula loves horses great gift of gab fond memories of Bermuda every night at the Hall vegetarian good times in her red Ford. KATHLEEN HARLOW Kathy quiet, shy, but easy to get along with looking to a future in art got to be one of the nicest girls in Newington High. MICHAEL HAYES DEBORAH HEDLING JOHN HEISLER Scud biggest N.B.O. kes camping in Marlborough everybody's friend Wolf that time in the C loom with the guys No ig thing! Head loves motorcycles and boys Maple Hill at 2:00 A.M. super flirt N.B.O. cute and petite most frequently seen with Janice and Jayne. Jack Sequin photographer remember room 105 goodby Chemistry! an all around good guy with the academic ability to perform well A.V.E.S. 53 HARRY HELFRICH Harry a real sports enthusiast, especially for baseball summers spent boating and water skiing in Atlantic City, N.J. winters on the slopes. STEVEN HEPPLE Step member of Drek amazing ball business minded? great times at Stem's house underwear on the clock the Barn triple option. ELLEN HILDRETH El known for those verbal battles those nights at Trinity interest in Wethersfield Happy-Go-Bubbly loves those bugs You poop! STEVEN HIMMELFARB Steve words are symbols, symbols are words Pres, of Drek 21 wine, women and song modest person great originality class comedian. HENRY HOFFERT Hank often seen playing a good game of tennis recently took up strumming on the guitar What a hassle! N.B.O. that Polaroid snapshot. PIPER HOFFMAN Piper always in jeans that long reddish-brown hair fan of Black Sabbath Ocean Beach and Misquamicut digs those lifeguards. LORI MCGARTY KAREN HOHMAN Karen weekends at Mis-quamicut the George winter finds her tackling the slopes swimming instructor at the Y.W.C.A. smiling and friendly. CHARLES HOLLINGS Charlie looks forward to those Youth Council meetings can be found napping occasionally in certain classes locker room lifeguarding at Mill Pond. RICHARD HORWITZ “Horwitz frequently seen running for cross country an avid golfer that job at Lig- gett's an unbelievable skier quiet, but friendly. PATRICIA HURST Pat Riverside and the drag races laughing brings on the tears fascinated by those demolition derbys. ERAN HUTT Fran mental moods many embarrassing moments those faces weekends with the girls “Knock yourself out “whatever bottle N.B.O. DONALD HYDEN Don lover of football and baseball Carrol's Softball Team special interest in Industrial Arts never forget those long history periods. 55 CARMEN IMPELLUSO Carmen Debbi bike riding Chich Phreadd weekends at Black Point hand built chessboards at the Pit in the summer soccer injury. GEORGE-ANN IULI George Your eyeball! her many loves include sewing and Italian food she's prejudiced against inchworms Kathy and Lori know her best. STEPHEN IVANOWSKY Steve reknowned for his inside jokes that sly smile has a passion for open windows a true lover of wine, women and the good things of life. LINDA JACKO Thrillingf?) weekends with the girls silly moods quiet until you get to know her uncontrollable laugh always there Bottle big heart STEVEN JAKUBCZYK Steve an avid sports enthusiast football, baseball, you name it that week-long party loves those weekends that unpronounceable name. MARLA SLACK JOSEPH JAZWICZ Ja agility on the tennis court Joe the Jet Cologne, Germany loves those weekends avid sports fan. . � ■ MARIANNE JENSEN Bobo Frizzies Kid a daring skier Rorubarsumar great imagination for dances vampire bites picnics in the rain that fruit punch. PHILIP JOHNSON Phil always seen on his motorcycle never without basketball sneakers those dimples baseball practice and Mr. D I won't tuck my shirt JUDITH JONES )udy our phenomenal songbird lucky finalist for A.F.S. quite the unique personality | Atlantic City 1971 Ah, I do remember Turkey. TERESA KAMMEL Terry true friend funlov-ing and carefree planning a career in art Fridan nights at Friendly's good taste in clothes TTBC. PAULKARAMBAY That distinctive red MG flashing through town Krammit always ready to lend a hand to a friend good times usually go with him his Bibs. JOSEPH KELLY Joe frequent Monday vacations memories the squashed silver sax Jane talent for riding skateboards looks forward to summers at the Cape. 57 TOM KELLY Tom always seen around town in his Chevy American gas station friends in New Britian likes a good time. ELIZABETH KELSEY Betty DEK Dizzy Lizzy a model student lightning bubble gum those muscles! sticks! off to Germany Where's Kathy? jOAN KENNEDY Bones those times with the girls Bottle Halloween night Chico F.M.N.P. digs music those jeans Misquamicut Friendly's. JOSEPH KENNEDY Joe parking lot Eileen naturally curly hair wrecked mad driver VW often seen with Pat and Vi favorite pastime is sleeping. RUTH KIERWIAK Ruthie loves the drag races and loud, fast cars always ready to make a new friend finds enjoyment just being with people . KURT NYMAN TOMKINTNER Tom ecology freak French horn in the Orchestra those football games at Churchill Park photography hobby Chinese at Central. DOMINIC KOLOSKY Dorn those locks those memories of the folk group Darvon that grin trying to make it on his own. GARY KOCZERA Gar clarinet trio music lover mad cafeteria table future music teacher Hey, ya wanna hear a good one? Ameobad. MARGARET KOZIURA Marg our friend from Poland that red VW a friend when you need her hoping to make frequent trips back home sensitive and kind Pickles. SUSAN KOHANSKI Sue always looks forward to summers at Coventry music appreciation Wow, look at that one! talented artist and actress OK, sweetie! VICTOR KOZIURA Vic great person to know friendly to all McDonald's one of the great track stars friends in Hartford summer in Poland Misquamicut. JUDY KREYSSIG Jude whitty remarks always fun to be with as shy as she is sweet wild Steno classes talks with Synne shares great times with Steve. 59 JOSEPH KRUPA Joe a true individualist great ability in soccer and base ball often seen in that blue VW ripped off many roaches intelligent and grinny. CRAIG LACKENBACH Buddy sharp dresser Conn. Dragway cars, cars, cars Grants special interest in South Carolina Misquamicut. LINDA LAGANA Linda Bottle always giggling wrong number at McDonald's always a silly pun two thirty at the a.m. fun to be with I can't think. LEO LALIME Beo those wild weekends the N.B.O. that someone in Boston freaky loves his cat. A III PAUL LANDAU Paul Misquamicut blue Volkswagon monkey impersonations Cashway bad puns definetly engrossed in history trips to Hebron. BRUCE LANDCREN Moose Easy Shop always to be found in the office first caught in the new school always talking about cars. GLORIA WANZA, JEAN RANDICH MIKE ROBINSON, CARMEN IMPELLUSO DENISE LANDRY Carefree always ready for a good time Knock yourself out! good with a pom-pom avid gymnast nights at the burnout giggler N.B.O. THOMAS LANE Tom Tl swimming in the stream on Friday night quality a radical Buc member of the pit weekends with the gang 1EANNETTE LANGE LYNN LAPLANTE |an frequently seen swim- Quiet? then you get to know her ming in her pool quiet she listens innocent thoughts, gentle mind oh, smile likes to gossip loves those beautiful clothes Are little kids infectious giggler you kidding? So listen to this! ' RITA LAPLANTE Rita Ah - he'll get over it! a special interest in K.M. always looking for excitement -and always finding it lover of soul Sure would! SUSAN LARENSEN Sue a friendly smile for everyone nose in those books quiet and simple in manner study that Stem lesson drives an Opel. 61 LINDA LARSEN “Mooch popcorn nut crazy weekends tuna at Deb's DEK hardworking Drama Club secretary foot cramps Track meets You're kiVJding! DAVID LARSON Dave What about that parked car that hit you? Boston skinny dipping at Mill Bear Mr. always a kind word blonde hair skiing Betty. NORA LAVERV Nora Sunday afternoons at the beach “Hey, huh? trips to N.Y. My honey a love for sunny days and occasional extended weekends. ROBERT LAWRENCE Rip likes all sports, especially wrestling McDonalds the beach idolizes Mark often seen on the football field Oh, cut it out! BRUCE LEBLANC Can be seen bombing around in '64 Pontiac digs heavy rock horseback riding remember Shop-Rite parking lot? BETTY KELSEY ELAINE LEMAY Petite blonde with blue eyes loves a good time always on the run at C. Fox those Fridays and Sundays in Hartford CYO I'm going crazy! MARKLETIZIO Mark gym teachers' pet? teachers' peeve interests include various sports and in getting out of school Come on — lend me a dime! that wit. JULIAN LEZON Can't seem to keep his eyes open during English spends a lot of time on the job at Indian Hill looks forward to those weekends. JAMES LINDQUIST Jim, Link, or Diego Wild Gang, T.T. Llibrary page weekend six's affinity for semantics editor-in-chief hocum intellect soccer. JAMES LINDROTH Jim camping in Marlborough Where's my wife? Coffee House at Holy Spirit Harley green cat's eye loves to talk water skiing. BETTY LINN Betty fantastic gymnast has that sophisticated look that wiggle in her walk Dance Club special interest in Class of 71 loves music. MARY VALENCIA SUSAN LINN DEBBIE LISS JANET LISTRO Sue her wierd giggle E-lopsy blushing red sneakers Bomber maroon Falcon claw horseback riding I'm going to pinch you! Debi peaches and cream beaches and Bob Who's Chipmunk ? loves the races a lobster fanatic French III zoo That's a bummer! Jan Kent Falls bubbly laughter always heading toward the beach Food Mart Saturday Nite at the Movies Oh gee, that's neat! JOANN LITWIN Her green eyes are always twinkling and she's got a reputation as Super History Girl Joann loves to read, but her main interests are 'out of town . JOELLOPIS Joe guitar lessons on Channel 24 Lopes devoted member of our soccer team tales and visions of Spain Juani Carson Madrid. JOEKRUPA DAVID LOMBARDO Dave or Lum one of the friendliest guys you'll meet full of life and mischief Friendly's that certain junior talented soccer player. MARIA LOMBARDO “Rocky Falkward Paulkin-fauker “Boomah loves to ski sitting down Mt.Snow crash! a way with words “Sweethawt! PHILIP LOMBARDO Phil white 442 driving around Schaller's garage looks forward to the weekends skiing under water? third gear women. GREG LOVELAND Greg our football manager lover of the sun and surf a history buff man's best friend is a dog admires intel- ligence very ambitious. NANCYLUKENS Boys, boys, boys! second home at the Cape a great lover of skiing Super Sewer memories of sophomore year “Oh, wow! JOHN LUKMAN Sidney Wicks UC.L.A. Bruins Vicente seen at games with Frank never seen without his famous Firestone jacket. PETER LUND Always has the question to ask, but no answers runs the movie projectors for us an innocent look, but oh those nights on the town! 65 DEBORAH LYNCH Deb a true vegetarian devoted to CoCo those crazy blue sneakers camping on private property loves all animals isn't as fond of school. CHRISTINE MACGREGOR Chris that red hair active member of P.F. plans on becoming a social worker Ten Years After crunchy grenola Butterflies Are Free. MARTIN MACHER Marty goes by the book avid interest in astronomy fascinated by U.F.O.'s active in Boy Scouts On THOMAS MADIGAN Mad Dog Madigan great soccer player with a broken leg Big Fake bush jacket walk! RICHARD MAHER Rich Je ne comprends pas French III remember the room 301 conflicts Come off it! interests lie in golf and clean fun weekends. i ANGELA MALATESTA Angie exuberant does great imitations always working fun to be with full blooded Italian Steve's gal petite beauty. CHRIS FINEGAN WENDY NELSON ARMAND MARIANO A true individualist frequently found asleep in those interesting classes a friendly smile and a contagious laugh stays far away from haircuts. JEFFREY MARSHALL Jeff big tease good times in the white VW often seen working in Thrifty's pet peeve geometry enjoys surfing. RICHARD MARSHALL ANDREW MARTIN PETER MARTINELLO MARYLOU MARTINO Richard often seen with New Britain friends TK long hair, dungarees, and engineer bools motorcycles that trip to California. Andy skiing, surfing, soccer, you name it those great nights at Mt. Snow those fantastic days in the surf a great gymnast that Martin wit. Pete Golf, Golf, Golf!! Friendly's on the weekends usually seen with his mouth wide open odd sense of humor that voice!! You banana!! MaryLou friendliest children homework clothes one of N.H.S.'s likes working with long nights doing contact troubles nut Madone! 67 NANCY BERGSTROM JOHN MARTUCCI Malucci Mob that hair the best sense of humor johnny Winter camping in Marlborough seen with C.W. frequently N.B.O CATHY MASSARO Kathy creative with her hands often clad in jeans and clogs fond memories of a trip to Greece digs James Taylor speaks her mind. EDWARD MASELLI Ed known for his sense of humor often seen with Deb-bi good dresser great baseball player those nights with the boys seen in his Corvair. SANDRA MATTHES Sandy noted for her minis those nights on the town the town baracha often seen with Nadine those long legs. DONNA MAZUREK Killer captain of basketball Oh, that house! J. and M. If I hear a boom, I'm running! those rides around town just one will do it! SUSAN MAZZOTTA Sue or Mottza constantly on the lookout for V.W.'s a true Scorpio People are strange! distinguished service with the F.L.P s. BARRY MC CLOSKEY Barry interested in auto mechanics don't let that reserved look fool you often seen in the company of Paul C. cars occupy his spare time. LORRAINE MC GARTY lori leader of the F.L.P.'s unpredictably mischievous that Irish temper Eat mud! those Saturdays in New Britain Ohhh, WOW. PETER MC KONE Pete The pas de air cleaner plays Radical Bucs Good Sunday afternoon homework the artful painting of the sign far out Bullet-head. DENNIS MC LAUGHLIN Den our friend from Pulaski that sheepish grin often late if at ail a very friendly person once you get to know him always has an excuse. BRIAN MC TEAGUE Brian heeor boy that blonde at Peterson's! V.W. bus his 305 dream Savage Hill Road very active. 69 CATHERINE MENZEL Cathy that certain someone in New York lives life day by day enjoys swimming lifeguard during summer terrific Rosey. LORI MC VEY Lori long hair, jeans and rock concerts likes traveling fond memories of Florida Shine free thinker carefree individual. DONALD MEAGHER Don lives for football, and the weekends tri-captain that certain someone a devilish grin the gas station. FREDERIC MENTZER Fred great intellect opinions on everything an individualist in all areas good outdoorsman and nature lover J's that inquisitive nature. JEFF MEOTTI Jeff Debbie pinball Bowl-A-Rama good times with the guys demonstrated his lack of diving ability in gym class. SUE DESCHENES DEBORAH MERRILL Debbie kooch 8 m.p.h. ''this big leader, leader gotta go Halloween Choir twinkies tuna at Linda's Terrific! DEK. MARGARET MESKILL Peggy a quiet addition to any class sailing at the beach seen on the hockey field sewing better known as Miss Meskill. NINA MIANO Personality Plus Dairy Queen Grants weekends with him Carl 3 o'clock — are you kidding? ALINA MIKUTAJTIS Has trouble getting to school on time born in Poland loves to travel and avid par-ticipant in water sports likes to skate also. DEBRA MILLER Debbe that unmistakably loud laugh mouth stuck in high gear Mrs. B's history classes Who will it be today? I want my license. PATRICIA MILLER Rusty Who found the beer in the box of clothes? Grand Funk and John Mayall that pile up at the rink Are you sure you feel alright? NANCY MINOR Meany weekends in the duster that healthy blush in her cheeks a grape juice and cookie fanatic sometimes awake transports the F.L.P.'s. 71 THOMAS MIRANDA Tom basketball manager an interest in cars Connecticut Dragway USA 1 Camaro Stingrays long Island Cedarcrest American “You CHARLES MORRELL Charlie always reading the Courant frequently seen at Norm's special interest in photography future veterinarian. MARK MORRELL Blue enjoys those times at Cape Cod The Silver Salesman loves the “blues an enthusiastic (?) member of Choir. BEVERLY MORTENSEN Little Mort devoted sports fan Harold fond memories of L.C. Elizabeth Green it's the real thing the last cow “Alloh? LORI MOSKOWITZ Lori history is not her favorite subject loves badminton has a special passion of Wednesday night television. % SCHOOL STORE STAFF PHILIP MUISENER Phil quiet and shy an algebra whiz enjoys football and basketball Earl the Pearl a very creative artist. DANIEL MULRYAN Muldoon Dan, a giant among men a member of Wild Gang Hocum infectious laugh loves those weekends ripped off whipped Flans 'n Link. DEBORAH MURPHY Debbie bubbling personality has trouble getting clothes finished for those special occasions king a talented musician Dos Is Hub here? VIRGINIA MURRAY Ginny a phenomenal hockey captain lover of ice cream and dogs — Leona and Hansel Europe 71 summers at the Cape sarcastic comments Tippy. RONALD NADEAU Ron ghetto member likes to waterski avid member of our football team quite a sense of humor Spike Little that certain junior. DONNA NAPERT Good sense of humor interest in the class of 71 any beach will do never refuses pizza bowling and skating Treasure City full of energy. 73 LISANAPPI Lis always smiling and laughing a musical genious that beautiful voice President of Sr. Choir All Eastern 71 Renta Wolf Trap. KAREN NELSON Karen nelly two thirty at the A.M. Fat Bologna She'll have a bird! camping trips and New York talks in the Skylark Bob. WENDY NELSON Wendy licensed to practice Judo never does the same twice founder of the Ecology Club that English accent with rosy cheeks enjoys art. PETER NORRIS Shots with the guys Casanova over the curb Narse big foot on the soccer field Hey, boy! flick Sweety Petey You jerk! 1 TIMOTHY NUGENT Timmy never a dull moment that flat tire a flirter No left turn; no right turn. VP a red beard Sue turning over new leaves. KIRSTEN DAHL KURT NYMAN Kurtsey a deserving soccer captain freckles Bob Seagren of NHS animal drills great sense of humor summer camping Ann. MARK OCCHIALINI Okie a deserving soccer captain a friendly hello Mighty Piston accident prone small but mighty spicy meatball Cinch. JEFFREY O'HARA Jeff Vrrr baseball a smart dresser Slap it! Cheeks Cliff House nights out with the guys a sincere person. STEPHEN O'KEEFE Steve also known as Torch likes football and Grand Funk always seen with Phil Seymour Park with the Bud a smile for everyone. STEPHANIE ONUF Steph our returning girl from Oxford that library job a French whiz a good person to know intelligent. RICHARD OUELLETTE Rich small in stature but full of mischief 442 is one of the fastest cars in the school loves those six's on weekends Greg and Phil. GALE PAIGE Gale those freckles seems quiet 'til you get to know her always willing to lend a helping hand loves to go bike riding Oh, boy! 75 Sieve Mr. Dubb$ football loves work? the hot machine playing Flint golf “Cotta get some wheels. KATHLEEN PALMERICK Kathy horses bowling Black Valiant girl's basketball enjoys bike-riding Let's go to Shakey's. always in a hurry athletic. SUZANNE PARENT Sue very energetic — always on the go talkative and outgoing I'm so hungry! always excitement in her life likes modeling Oh, crud! ANDREA PARETTI Benaugh teaches baton and dancing looks forward to going to Spain Crants Love is a Many Splendored Thing fond of her sister Gina. DONALD PARKER Don Hardee's Volkswa-gon All right-a. lead guitar for Black Flame D P. Ann enjoys Grand Funk always practicing for gigs. ’OCSA V f %jjLc vjJi- ktC KvaSlV JEVIN FITZPATRICK MKY GORSKI, , J $-' OJLSSOU ' AND JOHN HANNAFIN , ■ 4. AjsJXa-1 7 XOf. V 0o l e d fa to . u i t at • Hj pc. tMor Vhtxl O ANITA PASEK Anita a person to be greatly admired knows how to have a good time The American School cheerful colors and sunny days I lost five pounds! JANICE PASQURELL Peanut good things come in small packages always at Karen's humorous disposition likes wigs for some reason a wonderful person to know. ALEXANDER PASTOR Alex dimples constantly laughing at Tony New Britain easy to get along with funny girl Burger King green Mercury Montego Kito. JACQUELINE PATZ MARGARET PENTALOW DIANE PETANOVITCH ANTHONY PETERSON Jackie all those sleepless nights playing pool H. Boys Moodus Bob remember that first chairlift? the chase Oh, yeah? Peggy loves those weekends terrific dancer great dresser Camille Friendly's Cape Cod still looking for Mr. Right. Diane Oh, yeah! she likes to swim and go to parties on weekends gym is by no means her favorite subject! Tony Brian's other half diligent Latin student bunny that trip to New York cars Mickey Mouse Howdy Doody bazoukee player. 77 BRIAN PETERSON Brian Tony's other half master mechanic 1960 Rambler purple ball button plays the bazoukee those remarks in class. STEVEN PETOW Steve the piano in the stage band umpires for the Little League Wotep often found at the driving range at Grantmoor musical talent. ELLEN PIERSANTI Stella the life of the slumber party Hey, muscles! no sense of direction The Three Musketeers all those sports events Is he here? ROBERT PIERSANTI Bob eyelashes enjoys golfing and swimming best bean picker Indian chants in the hall before school works at Eddy farm Saturday night. NANCY POPIELARCZYK Pop nifty Greg picnics in the rain skiing the unforgetable p.j. parties an avid soap opera fan those long talks the wife. SCHOOL STORE STAFF GAYLE POSTL Pupuch quiet and shy an aspiring dental hygenist always seen with Jimmy friend to all has a pleasing personality winning smile. GEOFFREY PRANKUS Jeff fantastic saxaphone player likes music loves Greek food Caimbridge Coffee, Tea and Spice House those Bushnell concerts. EDWARD PYSZ Eddie Fred's mobile he's a Go Navy guy steady Eddie always ready interested in swimming and digs football. JOHN QUINN Gonzo always a smile football in the rain Elm Hill the yellow bug baby-face a hit then some hoop often late, if at all N.B.O. DEBORAH RAIMONDO Debbi loves guitar and the Amish friendly to everyone happy go lucky enjoys bicycle riding South America I don't get it! JEAN RANDICH Special devotion to art and P. Newman Trinity those bicycle trips models for Fox's Student Council leader Oh, come on! 79 THOMAS RANKIN T- R- ghetto member Tootsie Roll The Mount Sunshine Room 222? Shop Rite habit of misplacing his school ring in various locations. ANTHONY REDEKAS Tony known for pulling those daring pranks on teachers giant grinders Mor-tensen s Dairy those confrontations in Room 106 Unhhh!!! ANNEREPOLI Anne a real sports enthusiast always wearing a smile those strange gurgling sounds and the pencil tricks in algebra Southern Belle. DAVID REYNOLDS Cool a good dancer Kof-sky's shoe store hockey prefers the older women camping at People's Forest What a goof! everyday weekend. WILLIAM RICHARDSON Bill Hey — how 'bout a cigarette enjoys I.A. and dislikes all other phases of education cars are for him future in mechanics? MARIA RIGIO Maria very quiet enjoys business courses loves to play volleyball always seen in that red Mustang. ARTHUR RHONE Artie remembers the week with the Riviera likes cherries, Jethro Tull, and motorcycles often seen parked in front of Nancy's a great guy. STEVEN RIZZO Steve lives in his car a great interest in the field of mechanics night racing Any day! My 389 can take your 420 any day. MICHAEL ROBINSON Mike New England distributer Oh, about that big. Rabbi money frizzy blues that Jewish wit five o'clock shadow Wrong. DENNIS ROCKWELL Dennis double jointed Ten Little Indians the library dimples square dancer interested in music a great bass? KENNETH RODE Ken lives in his car unen-thusiastic attitude in relation to school work looks quiet but watch out! lives for today and not for tomorrow. NICOLINO ROMANELLI Nick a real outdoorsman favorite sport is hunting Colt 45 is his favorite gun forestry and conservation blue Chevy Martucci's Tiger. 81 MARION ROWLEY Pill can be seen speeding to Rocky Hill with Head Queen likes Dr Pepper, sticking noses in car windows, short people, and flea bag Who, me? CARLA RUGLIO Carla can always find something to be happy about loves to sew and enjoys just being with people quiet, but not at all reserved! JOAN ROSSITTO Rosey part of the Mortensen gang hates a certain U.S. His- tory class cheerful, witty, and always laughing Oh, get out of here! CARLEEN ROWLEY B.B a true beauty golf balls White Sands Bottle Oh, wow! tennis courts with Sue nights out with the girls Dennis. LYNN ROSEN Deep thinker and knows where it's at olive complexion and wild dark hair likes to rap Summerhill advocate boys, boys, boys. SUE KOHANSKI LINDA LOU RUSSO NANCY SADLOSKY JAMES SALES Lin is never without a question the “horse right halfback in field hockey fre- quently seen with John those summers at Miami Beach. Nance blonde hair and pretty blue eyes Artie remembers the night at the diner Artie likes pickles and ham sandwiches Artie Sales digs reading the Hobbit not too fond of second period class “Mad often seen on the green the burnout golf. CARL SAMPSON Carl digs cars Nova SS tennis those summers in Burlingame that long hair Martucci's “Tiger “happy . ROY SAUCIER Roy always friendly an eternal supply of gum Santana working at that carwash spends much time sleeping. JOYCE SAWYER Joycie Glen people getting locked in lockers? Sometimes it happens! Cute Frito Bandito Debbie funloving Noah the M.G.B. KATHLEEN SCANLON Kathy a future secretary Junior Achievement Treasurer loves that work at Travelers always with George-Ann Marlon Brando fan. 83 GREG SCHALLER Greg handsome devil interest in cars, especially fast ones does everything with class whipped on N.P. ripped off Garage Phil, Rich. NADINE SCHARR Nadine known for her giggles loves to read her quiet looks are deceptive is forever babysitting constantly eating those trips to Hartford. LYNN SCHNEIDER Lynn Swedish all the way a great seamstress loves camping and the outdoors those days spent in the library a future nurse. PETER SCHRAFFA Pete loves golf card games take a taxi home! Lenny Woo doggie! softball Eddie Fage Lin- coln Dairy Day Street Buzz . BRION SCHWEBKE Boob trombone troop NHS Band an interest in coed volleyball Who needs chemistry? I do! seen at all home games. FRANK SCOTELLA Frankie often seen in his '66 Super Sport cruising along on the turnpike all that hair! LEEN HILDRETH DONNA SENATRO Has a comment for everything and everybody always smil-ing gymnastics that dark hair watch that temper Paul one of the sisters. GEORGE SERFASS An avid baseball star Wait a while ' new addition to N.H.S. from Weaver times out with the boys Jack Hey, man. MARIA SHARER Maria that different accent a sweet smile weekends out our dedicated Sequin co-editor a sharp dresser likes to travel Honor Society. MINDY SHERMAN Mindy a true individual always says and does as she feels fun-loving and philosophical ecology Friendly's often seen with Laurie bikes. NILESHIPKA Nile Football Kicker motorcycles Cairo You hippie. tall, dark, and handsome River distinguished beard super friendly. STEVE SHOOKUS Bud tall and talented a basketball star always good-natured Radical Bucs loves weekends with Toby, Fitz, Tom, Pete, John, and Tony Utah. 85 MARLA SLACK Hardworking and sincere Treas. often seen bike riding a truck driver basketball and hockey enjoys skiing Girls' State. EILEEN SLATTERY Slats active in class affairs constantly talking Joe one of the sisters N.Y. the night life G.A.A. Boston Youth Council. WILLIAM SLOCUM Bill frequently seen driving a green MG McDonald's every day that corner in French III that special someone How 'bout if you ? JOHN SLUSARSKI John devoted to a certain white vette those weekends at the beach Friday night pool games often seen with Dave. RUTH KIERWIAK FRANKLIN SMITH Frank big man at Food Mart often seen riding around on his minibike one of the most talkative members of our class. JAMES SMITH Jimmy that red hair freaky nights at the burn-out rides on the old bike weekends with the gang makes delicious brownies. MARY SMOLEN Mary Bobo” works at Marshall's passion for motorcycles quick temper clothes horse quiet. DEBORAH SOBIESKI Debbie What's a matter?” loves swimming Rosebud” great pool player! f often seen with Patty looks to the day when she can get that” car. RICHARD SOCHA Rick baseball Put your money where your mouth is. hoop usually with Steve and Ned soccer No big D.” Ain't no two ways about it.” SHEILA SOLARI Sheila She” to her friends wants an A-frame in the country bike-hiking not always very organized, but gets things done! JANE SOLOSKY Active in gymnastics and G.A.A. D L's has a passion for being tardy those weekend strolls Guess who it is now? carefree Foxy. 87 Sue skidooing in New Hampshire active in PF plays the bells in Band Sue 6 swimming in her pool JJ Carrolls or Dairy Queen? Sue one of the hardworking library crew behind the scenes in drama those gig- gles gets involved in all activities Your kidding! Chris. Bev a smile for everyone devoted Secretary for J.A. Stonge New Britain Secretary of Sr. Choir an infectious laugh You guys! CLIVE STRAKER Our South African he gained a lot from giving of himself often seen bike riding with AFS sister soccer talented tenor FahAout! ELIZABETH STROM Liz those wild parties summer trip to Maine no value for time for Chris Mom keeps Chris out of trouble great time in England. GRANT SUDELL T.V. fiend quiet, but stubborn possible future as a lawyer those games of drive- way handball that red hair. ROBERT SUDELL Bob active in N.H.S.'s Music Department sax and clarinet photography boating Winnie the Pooh “the old saying. JOHN SYCZ )ohn man of a few but important words don't let that reserved look fool you the scientist loves to listen to the radio. SUE LINN BARBARA SZALAJKA Basha always laughing and smiling remembers good times at the Church Home never without a pair of jeans loves Polish food friendly nature. THADEUS SZCZERKOWSKI Ted gymnastics team that blond hair likes to ski and body surf raises rabbits and bees McDonalds What's new? 89 MICHAEL TAVERNER Mike Spanish fanatic summers in Espana odd jobs working at Grants nice to talk to quiet and witty at times remember Madrid. DEBRA TARASCHUK Debbie a helping hand at Food Mart Summer 70 efficiency plus in the library those fantastic parties former Rainbow Girl that whiplash. CLIVE STRAKER AND DAVE LOMBARDO LOUIS TINE Lou enjoys his Freedom makes a lot of noise likes to fight often seen at the beach collects Anerican flags “Where's my chain? MICHAEL TARDIFF Mike don't let that quiet look fool you West Hill Pharmacy Billy Richardson's counterpart Mr. P's wonder boy. MICHAEL TARICANI Mike a star ga er coon the coon wagon Steve and the gang Trinity Ridge Road driving into sewers? good sense of humor. PATRICK TAVERNA Pat burn out loves hoop often seen with Joe and Vi goalie Moody Blues N.B.O. Aqualung flipped out Dirty dog. PAUL TINE Always on the move in the summer it's surfing winter, it's skiing deep sexy voice a friendly “hi for everyone Kawasaki650. CHARLES TOBIN Charley Tobe, a good musician on that golden horn great times with Fitz, Bud and the Radical Bucs good-natured and humorous those weekends. MICHAEL TOBIN Mike new at Newington friendly but quiet always ready to lend a helping hand and very polite a man of few words and many objectives. CHERYL TOCE Cheri infectious laugh expressive eyes jeans and moccasins devilish personality still searching for her green-eyed love Marti. BRAD TOMOLONIUS “King “Oh no you're not! has a hang-up about his index finger great artistic ability likes to hold his breath “modest to a fault! DEBRA TRACY Debbie Dat Youth Council banquets weekends with the girls Chicago fantastic wardrobe bowling Friendly's “Leave me alone. 91 ROBERTA TRACY Berta very active in church affairs that independent na- ture often seen with Tom Rainbow an enthusiastic member of Choir. ROBERT TRAFICANTI Bob N.H.S.'s camera nut surfing, surfing, surfing home is a good A.V. center girls, the Cape, and girls Where's your hot pants? Traf. MICHAEL TRAHAN Mike loves surfing drives a red Van with black velvet ceiling digs the Hobbit always has a beautiful tan harmonica N.B.O. carefree. RASA TRECIOKAS Rosa an addition to our class from New Britain High often seen hitch-hiking Scotty's grazing in the grass math class Far out. JOHN TRIFONE Trifony is seen talking with his hands faithful Salvation Army worker with a bell future president? resounding bass in Choir math genius. GREG TUTTLE ANGELA TRIGILA Angie often seen at McDonald's an avid Girl's Track member great sprinter but has trouble with those distances that special guy. SHARON TROMMER Sherry bappy to be in her jeans long blonde hair Big Sis Oh neat. Slurp. GREGORY TUTTLE Greg or Turk lets his opin- ions fly out stands out on the soccer field (above?) amusing tricks likes swallow- ing oranges at halftime. STEPHEN URSO Steve sometimes quiet, usually outspoken study hall menace weekends don't last long enough What's the � fastest way outa here? MARY VALENCIA Mary founder and President of Weirdos International Vice-President of Drama Club that beautiful long hair unforgetable laugh Miss Newington. JANICE VARLEY jan Bosco who's caddy up what a true friend when you need one those week trips to Mt. Snow far out speeding along a2 + b2 � c2. RALPH VASSALLO Ralph an avid NHS student with the distinguished look that black, curly hair quiet and respectable remember that red Firebird convertible. 93 kJLG( 'kju (lXL tfve ct v m aJItt cJc X 4 uJa L'U ' Lla JL ? J rvju - a. enCv aX. _A JL O-jA- CJ a_ U0 iqJl hcsi j4UjJ Lm 'M -----Av jlX . tu jL4UL| Lul V.J orv Vj.ax!c1 1w 4 OwJL OUJ?, cu. WILLIAM VASSAR Vass a familiar voice at all football games loves music Friday morning breakfast club never a dull moment great radio DJ of the future. VINCENT VITALE Vinnie a „ our class qU,et member of dham r„, COmes f'°m Win-good with t? 0r,co'0rdmated h,he,a v Is .his BURTON WALTMAN G v V our bus? X Buzzy the Rock Ml Snow parties at Steve's the Barn enthusiastic foot ball captain THE class president tuna fish tea, an ►eefoie. ? A's vA 6 , e ' «. 4 MARY VENTRELLI frelli often seen bombing around in her Falcon Mare concert of oldies on her guitar refreshments for the p.I.P.'s Are you kidding me? LOIS VERRILLI Loey chocolate chip cookies Hartford dynamite apples most often seen in jeans that never ending Driver's Ed Booga Booga. URSULA BESChTeR HARRY HANELT GARRY WALTMAN GLORIA WANZA MICHAEL WASYL jarry those fantastic skiing veekends loves the cycle M B O. summers at the lake H traveling flipped out wild winter weekends. Glor that unbelievable laugh thinking of ways to make money Yeah, right! a reliable business editor Russian Spy Svetlana. Waffle frequently seen running loyal and deserving Cross Country captain an avid golfer a tenor voice in Choir Fwank All right!! jANET WERTSCHING Jan those dimples terrific artist enjoys sewing wants a motorcycle of her own Hammonassett loves horseback riding and tennis smart. KAREN WHIPPLE Whip interests lie in helping other people pennies down her back in math class a great sense of humor often seen withJ.E. I am shocked! LINDA WHITE Linda one of the mousie type swims like a fish frequently found in the goalie cages All Connecticut 1970 those sarcastic remarks. PATRICIA WELCH Pat one of the devoted workers at the Regional Center friendly to all never without a smile a genuine friend. KYLA WIDER Fanny May riding motorcycles in the fog I must be dreaming! Faulkward Pawlkinfaucker walking by the brook Cotton Hollow 95 DOUG WIDLAK Doug What's my middle name? originator of the Barn only his nose knows football noodles beach weekends Cotton Hollow Meat. RICHARD WILLIAMS Rick exceptional guitar player easy to talk to likes rice often takes John's bus to Glastonbury State Park Sar- ah and John, help! DAVID WILTSE Dave Setback until five in the morning Mr. Diddin plays lousy pool 427 Mustang the bag Uncle Dave Wrong! CHRISTINE WOJTOWICZ Chris We don't have to work. a bright smile N.B.O takes her own time Liz, Norm, and the Ricks and don't forget Malucci. ROSEMARY WOJTOWICZ Yogurt sweet and innocent? what a riot! picnics in the rain Arreutons Rorubar- sumar those birthday parties at bowling alleys nights. 96 MARK WORGAFTIK KAREN WOSCZYNA GEORGE WYSOCKI BEVERLY ZADROWSKI Mark great musical ability on drums what's that funny smell in his green station wagon? friendly, funny, easy going an individual ripped off. Kar those crazy moods that trip to Stowe her witty comments that distinguished nickname gets into unusual predicaments a true Aquarius. Sock All Connecticut 1970 Coffee purple shirts and crazy ties very conservative Food Mart unfeigned tenor Up with tyranny!! Bev bombing around in the green machine never quiet always on the go Artists are kooky — (I have to have some excuse!) found at an easel. EVA ZAME DONNA ZOTTER LAURIE ZUCKERMAN JANICE ZURAW A fantastic bowler those nights in the motel peppy and petite that one special guy often teased by D.W. and B.W. in homeroom Look hon! Donna known for the bell an individualist who prevails in the field of art best wishes to an understanding and sociable girl. Comedian of all classes good French student known for her Italian jokes always likes a good time enjoys swimming in her pool Europe 71. Jan All 13 blue eyes, mischievous smile digs Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young, smile pins, and NHS sports Sue's friend always comes last. 97 CONCERT CHOIR Hojo's — a dedication? “Dig those South African sox. C.H.Y.C. All Connecticut Quickstep Get moving basses! “It goes about twice as fast. M. ROWLEY, c. STRAKER, J. (ONES, L. PRIGODICH, L. NAPPI CONCERT BAND Small in number, Did you practice this? I can't play that! Where's E? This is the last time. No uniforms. A white shirt. Jiminy. 100 MAJORETTES S. COVELESKI, M. LINN, L. EWING,). LYTH, N. SMITH, C. DIANI. MEAGHAN LINN,JOANNE YANNIS Summer practices and swivel hips Band day One routine per week Horse! Our own tape recorder True dedication JIMMY FIFIELD Let's try It again. U Conn Tuesdays And Thursdays, Wear Your Rubbers A three Hour Detention. From The Top. 101 SYMPHONIC BAND I didn't know I had lessons! Start at Letter A Notorious latecomers. The Pops Concert and Audition Festival. It's time to go to lunch — REALLY! Practice Practice Practice. 102 SUSAN STAMM SENIOR CHOIR VICKI GIERULA, JAN LISTRO, LYNN DRISCOLL. You want staging for the Christmas Concert? Oklahoma Keene, New Hampshire Unto Us Don't look at it You know it! OK, take 30 L.N.and D.S. 3 4 Talk, 1 4 Song MIKE WASYL, CLIVE STRAKER, B. DE MILIA, MARK MORRELL, JOHN CATANI, MARION RAOLEY, JIM PERETTO. LINDA WHITE, PEGGY MESKILL, DEBBIE MERRILL, SUE CALLAHAW. 103 That string section, the Nutcracker Suite? Christmas cards and bills, bills, bills. Mr. Gebo. “What does that have to do with this? 104 DAR Leadership secretary edioto leader corps responsibility Service student advisory board cooperation Regional Center volunteer Patriotism Youth Council CAWDC Award Dependability always truthful, loyal, and ready to do her best. Kim Barenz Judy Jones and Clive Straker The AFS student exchange program — The product was Better understanding of Americans in Turkey And better understanding of South Africa by us. The cause of brotherhood emerges You are my brother you are my sister We are citizens of one world which we share. Peace in the brotherhood of man And a better tomorrow for all. AFS 105 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The New Council Boom-Boom Getting Involved. I J. RANDICH, D. SUVA, T. SEREMET, K. BARENZ. S. CALLAHAN, D. TRACY, E. MELLY, M. SLACK, T. NUGENT, K. NYMAN, B. WALTMAN, C. 106 T. NUGENT, B WALTMAN, L. LARSEN, D. TRACY, M. SLACK, J. BACOFEN. L. GOLDMAN, L. LARSEN, T. HARRINGTON, J. RANDICH. M. SHERMAN, K. WYMAN, N. MIAWO, T. KINTNER, K. GOULET, J. FRANCOUNO. R. WHIPPLE, L. CONNERY. Cafeteria Clean-up, Tuesday Night Open Meetings Mr. Aros The Booped speech All those people at the Convention!? Smoke those pens Who's calling who pigs? 107 VARSITY CLUB We're the elite Hey this is Socha's second year! When's the yearbook picture's? Who's president of this gang? )°n Adarm, Phil Lombardo, Mike Bedus, Tom Bedus, Mike Wasyl, Pete Norris, Ned Connel-ly, Mark Occhialim, Kurt Nyman, Mark DeMaio, George Serfass, Ben Baxter. GIRLS' JR. LEADERS Talent? You better believe it! How about a dip in the pool? Influential speeches. Miss E. Pick up your towels girls! 108 G.A.A K Goulet, K. Barenz, G. Murray, J Backofen, P. Meskill, D. Mazurek, ). Lindsay, C. Beck, S. Kummer, V. Gierula, L. Coleman, R. Occhialim, ). Lynch N Davidson, M. Sharer, K. Charter, E. Slattery, M. Darigo, L. Connery, D. Landry, D. Duksa, M. Slack, S. Claflin, N. Popielarczyk,). Solosky, P. Ericson. Laughter Sports night Executive Board volleyball Laughter Splash parties, whistles, gymnastics, basketball FRIENDSHIP Girls only! PEP CLUB 7:25 A.M. Learning cheers, painting signs — 3 times around Wesleyan — Are we gonna get there by half time? R Duke, J. Backofen, K. Donovan, M. Whelan, K. Mag, L. Coleman, L. McGarty, J. Pappa-ceno, B. Pew, S. Mazzotta, K. Cavanaugh, D Root, K. Partington, B Fountain, D. Muirhead, C. Dronsfield, L. Magnoli, J. Ramondetta, N. Prezch, S. Clark, R. Wojtowkz. P Meskill, K Wosczyna, B. Zadrowski, M Rowley, K. Whipple, V. Gierula, D. Mazurek, D. Merrill, R. Duke, M. Darigo, L. Larsen, G. Wanza, K. Barenz. VARSITY SHOWER TEAM Showerhead and Soap-a-thons. Miss American Linen and Ivory Soap. Co-ed? It sounds dirty to me. 109 SPANISH CLUB Se Declara Abierta La Session International Night Pinatas Un Nuevo Club Pasteloitas Dulces EspaTiolas El Junior Bazaar Se Declara Levantada La Session. Eileen Slattery, Lynn Connery, Peggy Meskill, Debbie Raimondo. Row 1: M. Taverner, P. Meskill, P. Meskill, Row 2: B. Martucci, A. Valencia, T. Taverner, L. Connery, E. Slattery, N. Romanelli, A. Paretti, Row 3:). Kaiko, N. Cunningham, K. Breton, P. Clegg, C. Charles, D. Raimondo, B. Paskov, Row 4: C. Ttoffi, S. Stoddard, S. Warnick, S. Robinson; Row5: R. Riccucci, B. Donahue, |. Llopis,). Cadea. Seated M. Wei,). Clenent, L. Failla, T. Redekas, K. Wozcyna, J. Failla. Standing; N. Tinkham, S. Boyajian, D. Kummer, U. Beschler, E. Boyajian, R. Daigle, C. Botticello, ). Carroll, N Bergstrom. FRENCH CLUB Nous commencons aujourd' hui. What? Parlez en Anglais, s'il vous plait. This meeting is suppose to be in French November bake sale French National Anthem International Night. no GRAPHIC ARTS We turn out only the very best The darkroom, More tickets? Rip Slim Curly Speedy Frenchy Mr. Bajek Jim Fifield MATH LEAGUE Who wants to go this time? Conard again! Quadratics and what? What school are we going to, anyway? Can't anyone do arithmetic? Setback, anyone? Can we have milk and cookies? Those simple team questions! N. Bayer, E. Hildreth, M. Rowley, E. Boyajian, D, Conticello, K. DePatie, S. Mazzotta,). Ethering-ton, S. Glickstein, B. Zadrowski, C. Dee, K. Wosczyna, C. Keyes, S. Glickstein, |. Bell C. Keyes, G. Dee, B. Slocum, S. Kummer. SCRIBE Volunteer or get volunteered! Deadlines and selling day confusion. Where's Mr. Williams? The papers are locked — where? I need a title! Does anybody want to buy a Scribe? S. Mazzotta, M. Ventrelli. 112 B. Zadrowski, K. Wosczyna, L. Rosen. 113 LIBRARY CLUB Don't forget to join 020. Those swinging board meetings. Catch A.S.M.A. $1.50 Rumballs at the Holiday Tea Bake Sales that come off great? Did you know you're doing curculation today? L. Slocum, E. Gilmour, S. Bryck, M. Nowicki, A. Rippel, I. Schneider, B Fountain, R Brown, D. Taraschuk, K. Ferraris. LATIN CLUB New York, here we come! Museum? Did you say Museum? Translating Latin into English Ain't so bad — It's English into Latin that Drives me mad! Seated: G. Listwan, S. Rummer, E. Bonensignim, K. Riley. Standing: W- M Gandelman, F. Boorman, D. Liss, A. Dejarnett, G. Bilota, E. Cherlin, C. 114 Paul landau BICYCLE CLUB Who wiped out 8 spokes? Trips to the footballgames. Trouble with the hills? That meeting in the teacher's cafe That's a nice bike Rides with strange men The Foolin' Around Club Hiking trips whenever possible. ). Monahan, P. Traficanti, S. Clopton, M. Cosentino, P. Cleary, H. Cary, M. Darigo, J. Clinton, D, Post, D. Cold, B. Traficanti, L. forsythe, M. Kalim, P. Rosenblatt, S. Linn, M. Fifield, D. Bright, K. Bergstrom, S. Hummer, B. Baxter, P. Landau, B. Slocum. ECOLOGY CLUB Saturday afternoons at the recycling center. CEAC meetings Ralph Nader — investigating, writing letters, taking action. Front Row: J. Hartling, C. Schaffer, D. Raimondo, D. Lebel, B. Sinatra, S. Bacock, M. Linn, E. Zorzo, N. Tinkhan, A. Valencia, C. Fenner, D. Sheiman. Back Row. B. Baxter,). Pittsinger, S. Solari,J. Heisler, W. Nelson, C. Finegan, P. Cleary, L. Hamlin, M. Valencia, M. Stamford. 115 116 Bob Thorn, Laurie Wckerman. Shoveling Sand Mike's basement Scmaltz New York Adventure Mrs. Satta's Furniture Store The Lamp Went Out At The Bathroom Door, And Then There Were None It's A Blank It's A Horundinida Carnina, Joe Broke Chris's Chest Once Again We Never Dreamed That You'd Peek Happydale, CHARGE! Chris Bernard, Ben Baxter. Linda Larsen prints in 9.8 seconds, fixer poured into the drawer, light lock, piped-in music. Have the club buy it! 441 have 6 rolls of film to develop! PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Soamf Mr c rdes 'nlner Catani' Emond' R R'ccucci, M. Macher, B. Sudell, B A.V.E.S. No more projectors? Everything can't be on loan! Inventory, what inventory? That door's gotta go! Skx mW lNpUellhanVCMi?C8?n' JU Har,lin8- ■ Lan8' B. Sudell. R. Freidli. D. Rockwell. E Slocum, W. Nelson, D, Gold, M. Macher, S. Kummer,), Hersler. 118 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 7: L. Cavanaugh, M. Slack, L. Connery, I. Russo,). tones, S. Solari; Row2: L. Larsen, B Demers, M. Berman, T. Gauthier, P. Meskill, B. Claflin, U. Beschler, M. Sherman; Row 3; T. Lane, K. Goulet, S. Callahan, N. Bergstrom; Row 4: ). Francolino, T. Peterson, H. Hanelt, R. Glass, G. Murray, P. Fancher, E. Piersanti, L. Freberg, V. Gieru-la,). Fifield, S. Larensen, S. Glickstein, D. Gold, S. Covaleski, K. Hohman, G. Dee. The NHS of NHS Smile buttons Where's the attendance list? Trick or Treat When's the meeting gonna end? My how the weeks fly! Us tutoring? Echo — Room 412 Get John a gavel! Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. GIRLS' AND BOYS STATE 72 hours and counting Mrs. Redick Just a brief moment the skit Stay out of trouble and be careful of whom you're with! J. Adams, L. Connery, M. Slack, B. Waltman, K. Fitzpatrick, M. Bedus. 19 FOLK CLUB Sing! Is anyone here in tune? Play 'E' 3 weeks 'til the concert! C'mon guys, sing! Slower, Tom, Slower! Is that a bazouki? Sing! S. Hazzotta, B. Peterson, N. Minor, L. Roson, L. McCarty, K. Hohman, M. Rowley, L. Freberg. ). Bell,). McKay, E. Yetiv, Mr. Stoklosa, B. Peterson, L. Lachance, B Slocum. SONGWRITER'S CLUB Music, guitars, pianos lyrics An open forum-jam session after school. Discussions on poems, music, and moody lyrics. 120 Faithful volunteers at Hartford Hospital EXCITEMENT, GRATITUDE, SATISFACTION, DREAMING, PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE. FUTURE NURSES CLUB ,m:C. 0 Ridwnfcon, O. � r,„. F. M O. MM. 0. C ‘ Damonte, L Bailey, D. Fleury, I. Horn, K. Goulet, L. Colp.tts, L. Cavanaugh, K. Wider, L. Coleman. Row 1. A. Galuppi, D. Talbot, D. Victorich. R. Grano, L. lanelle. C. Gumkowsk. TJErwin, L. La Chance, D. Senatro, D. Hope. Row 2: D. Erwin, B. Giantonio, B Whitney, L. Derby, N. Covaleski, E. Gilmore, M. Woronick, B. Triskowski,). Heisler, B. Tomolomous, R. Spring, G. George. SKI CLUB Gary and Brian to start in off Going skiing after school Stowe about a Saturday or a Sunday? Never overnight — never! 121 T. Redekas, K. DePatie, E. Piersanti, N. Bayer, K. Wosczyna, E. Hildreth, J. Hartling, K. Whipple, L. White, L. Rosen, C. Murray, K. Nelson, L. Coleman, N. Miano, S. Ginn, M. Sharer, L. Colgan, J. Lindquist, K. Barenz. Miss Wade and B. Tomolonius. 122 Jim Lindquist, Editor Where we gonna get the money? How about a paperback? Hank H. at your service — Miss Wade won't stand for it! T. Redekas, N. Miano. The Business Staff is quitting! Wanna buy a decal? B. Tomolonius, L. Rosen. G. Dee, J. Chudzik, K. Goulet, B. Kelsey, P. (Manager). Meskill, D. Merrill, B. Waltman, B. Claflin, J. Etherington, K. Charter, L. Russo, K. Forte, G. Wanza 123 Check the chart! Who's behind schedule? February 15 is as bad as April 15 only WORSE! I- Backofen, S. Kohanski, C. Morrell, D. Zotter, T. Gauthier, Miss Santacroce, J. Wertsching, K. DePatie, P. Hansen, M. Valencia, B. Garry. J. Wertsching, S. Solari, P. Hansen, K. DePatie B. S. Solari, J. Wertsching, P. Hansen Garry, M. Valencia M. Tacchi, T. Gauthier, B Tomolonius, C. Morrell, J. Bell, B Zadrowski, M. Valencia, B. Garry, D. Zotter, J. Backofen 124 Standing — M. Darigo, B. Fountain. Sitting — C. Botticello, L. Nappi, P. Fancher. BOYS' SWIM TEAM First year team Rica-Raca chee-Rica-Raca cha Indian water 52-43 Did our bathing suits come in yet? Diving You could run across the water tonight, can't see the bottom. That face on the Indian Coooooootuuuu Chlorine . My eyes are burning swimming by sense of feel! Collection for gas Don Coutu Bob Glass 128 GIRLS' SWIM TEAM First year — look for recruits. Sprint — what's a sprint? She must be kidding, where is everybody? When's our first meet? Miss Bouchel, Linda White Jan Varley, Carol Slivia, Debbie Murphy, Linda White. first Row Pat Barnide, Mary Ellen Whal- Bloomquist, Alicia Lent, Donna LaRose, Linda White (Capt.), Debby Murphy en, Jane Lyman, Bev Stevens, Sheila Kum- Ann McGuiness. Third Row: Missy Parody (Manager), Jan Varley, Dawn Kummer, mer. Second Row: Candy Low, Karen (co-capt.), Jane Lindsay, Colleen Keyes, Carol Slivia, Miss Boucher, Ellen Walk GIRLS' GYMNASTICS CLUB Betty Linn Bust?” 50 sit-ups Now do it again Denise Pat Miss E. Aerial Year coed Get her! Sitting: L. Magnoli, S. Barnicle, P. Reale, B. Burns, J, Kaiko, C. Karambay. Standing: Miss Eck-ersley, B. Linn, L. Russo,). Backofen. Linda Russo 130 Janis Backofen J. Magadan, A. Marlin, P. Mack, D. Lombardo, M. Rizzo, L. Arcari, R. Griggs. Dave Lombardo Hey Coustas! You look like a gymnast. Let's work on form. Where'd the girls go? BOYS' GYMNASTICS CLUB Gary Arcari INDIANS MAKE SOCCER SEMI-FINALS Clive Straker We're a pretty darned good ball club , Occhi, Which field? Semi-Finals against Staples, 11-4-1, The Bench Boys, Link, Greg, Grandfunk, Turkey, Lum, Peter Peen, Shook, Pat, Toe-it-up, Gruber, Clive, Kurt, Occhi, The Bench, Challenge the ball , Let's play our game , Kurt, Easy on the cals , Captains!! , Nickels and Dimes , Here's Russ . Pete McKone, Steve Shookos 132 Coach Nugent Jim Lindquist, Greg Schaller, Peter Norris, Greg Tuttle Mark Demaio 134 CAPTAIN: Mike Wosyl Warren Hamblet SJu Hadder FOOTBALL A week at Norwich — the resort in Vermont A super experience filled with hard work and memories. Sharing — surviving and giving it what you have. CAPTAINS: Don Meager DougWidlak Buzzy Waltman Mr. Peuovic 138 lohn Francolino Steve Jakubzcyk Steve Hepple John Adams Jeff Broadbent ChipBuckland Too many injuries — The All-American Whirlpool Team. Cutterrats and the rattrap. Among the elite — even suffering is meaningful. The Swampbowl and the Cutterbowl. Nile Shipka Ronny Nadeau Cary Arcari 139 Mr. Marsh Rip Lawrence Sieve Hepple Sieve O'Keefe Phil Lombardo Mr. Balducci The pit and the hill Saturday nights. Lenny, the manager. Balducci's Beauties and Petrovic's Pinkies. Fourth quarter drills, monkey rolls, and windsprint. 140 The experience can never be equated in wins and losses. Quiet buses. Overcoming your fears, emotions and anxieties. Courage. Bill Zapor — made All-Conference 141 GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY Junior Birdmen Seniors in the back Sunday Night Sunday Night G. Murray, V. Gierula, D. Bright, D. Mazvrek. i. t- � «•; -• 142 Chud Weiner 2 Debbie 1 Nancy 1 Mitzy 2 Bully V. Gierula, N. )ones, P. Madigan, M. Darigo, B. Wanza,). Randich. Miss Erlandson V. Gierula, P Bright. Coach Mini-Coach 143 Debbi Merrill, Linda Larsen, Kim Barenz, Michelle Darigo, Vicki Guerula Linda Russo, Donna Mazurek, Marla Slack, Debbie Bright, Betty Kelsey 144 145 Jean Randich, Ginny Murray, Linda White Kathy Goulet, Vicki Guerula BASKETBALL 'Hey Big Shooters The Taping Ritual Break Through The Hoop Long Practices Sons of NHS Ya Tigah Marty Swish Score We want FITZ Steve Shookus Steve Mills and Dan Benusis. 146 147 Mike Bedus J. Vassar, S. Rosenburg, Mr. Reisner, R. Socha, D. Benusis. 148 Capt. Rick Socha GIRLS' BASKETBALL We're gonna win all twelve games. Huff and Puff. Glass backboards in a giant gym. Practice, practice, and more practice. Susan Linn Michelle Darigo 150 Susan Linn 151 Bev Mortensen Four remaining seniors Hope of retaining CVC title Out for the state championships Mr. Pouliot, when are we having our pictures taken? GOLF Mike Colandro, Coach Pouliot, Pete Martinello Mike Colandro, Pete Martinello, Mike Bedus, Tom Bedus, Coach Pouliot Tom Bedus, Mike Bedus 152 TENNIS Ben Baxter, |ohn Copec, Krishna Chakravarthy, Mike Quatrocelli, Wayne Buchanan, Barry Donahue. Drive him back backspin, topspin, sidespin, volley show some form How long have you been playing? Not under the net — over it! All part of the trail to victory. 153 Wayne Buchanan TRACK C. Listwan, L. Rosemhatt. Who's our coach? No practice today. Get psyched! I'm gonna break the school record. What's he run the'100'in? 164 Cary Barwikowski Bruce Garry, Clive Straker, Mike Wasyl, Peter Norris, Peter McKone. Row 7 C Straker. M. Wasyl, P. McKone, P. Norris, B. Garry. Row 2: D. Samsel, R. Beraglia, Row 3. M. Loomis, J. Puluzzo, L. Fort, R. Popillo, D. Balboni, T. Lindsay, Row 4: B. Zapor, G. J. Chonowski, W. Hamlin, R. Wojtowicz, T. Riccio. LISTWAN, G. Gerioux, R. Duke, G. Barikowski. 155 156 Rick Socha 157 Joe Krupa Jay Cassell 159 Assistant Coach Petrovic. Gary Arcari HEERLEADERS movee cheers , new uniforms, and big pom-poms. Mom — 2:30 sharp! The floor on the bus. Lopsided Indians and finally — a hoop Jump NOW! Yes girls — That's right! CAPTAIN — Diana Duksa Debby Comicello CAPTAIN —|anis Backofen 160 Chris D'Angelo 161 Denise Landry MRS. NORAH SEABOURNE, Guidance Secretary. MRS. DOROTHY KELEHER Guidance MISS SUSAN RACOW Business MR. TOM DILLON, Industrial Arts MR. FRANCIS DIORIO, Science. MRS. AMY POTTER Home Economics MISS KAREN ERLANDSON Physical Education MR. VINCENT PARENTE, MR. ERNEST MAUDEVILLE Guidance MRS. IOANN VASIL Business MRS. JANE MCGLOIN Business MR. WOODROW WARREN Science MR. EDMUND DEHAY English 165 MRS. THERESA CLARK Math MRS. ISABELLE BOWZA Math MR. DAVID POULIOT MRS. LYNN GUDELSKI Math Math MRS. HARRIET RICHTER Nurse MR. DARRELL ASHTON Guidance MRS. ENIDDATH MRS. ELINOR SMITH MRS. DIANE KABLIK Special Education Math MR JOSEPH BAJEK Industrial Arts MR. WARREN BOURQUE Principal MRS. MARIE DAWIDOWICZ Foreign Language MR. CLEMENT GEBO Music MR. DENNIS ALAIMO English ■ MR. PETER HUYBRECHTS Math MRS. ELEANOR CONTROVILLAS 167 Reading MR. PAUL MALLIA Math MR. DAVID MOTTLE Science MRS. MILDRED CHESLEY Social Studies MR. ROBERT PATZ Industrial Arts Front: Mrs. Sigmon, Mrs. Lombardo, Mrs. Block, Mrs. O'Hara, Mrs. Stasaitis, Mrs. Wetzel, Mrs. Loomis, Mrs. Geirula. Back: Mrs. Curtiss, Mrs. Marchewka, Mrs. Miler, Mrs. Agogliati, Mrs. Bengston, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Sarubbi, Mrs. Balsis. MRS. BLANCHE KATZ Social Studies MR. GEORGE WILLIAMS, English MRS. LOIS H MRS. LYNNE BALKAL Math MR. JOHN PASKAVITCH Industrial Arts MR. TIMOTHY SUDO Foreign Language 170 MISS PATRICIA WADE English MISSWILLAECKERSLEY Physical Education MRS. NANCY BRAZEL Home Economics MISS CAROLYN RUCINSKI MR PETER KLOPP, Business MfSS SHEROL EMERY Foreign Language MRS. CHRISTINE NAPOLITAN English MRS. ELIZABETH GATES Librarian MISS MARTHA TURNER Math MR. GERARD LEE History MRS. MURIEL SCOLER HISTORY MR. WILLIAM JACKSON V.Principal 172 MR. WILLIAM HALL English MRS. FRANCES ROBINSON English MR. MARTIN REISNER Physical Education MRS. CAROLYN ROTHBERG English I. Fiorentino, L. Martin, G. Schmielorz, L. Boutin, A. Colacray, G. Burton, G. Lewis, S. Amenta. MISS HARRIEL KING Guidance 173 MISS JANET CHATFIELD Foreign Language MRS. DEBRA MARSH Home Economics MR. FRANK O'ROURKE Physical Education MR. STEVEN STOCKLOSA English MR. DONALD ROBERTS V. Principal MISS ROSE PATERNOSTRO Science MR. LARRY MARSH English MR. PAUL DUBOIS Social Studies MRS. BETTY HATHAWAY English MR. ROBERT STEELE Business MR WALDEMAR BLOCK Science mar MRS. SUSAN MOONEY Foreign Language MRS. CLAIRE SATTA English I MR GEORGE SKOVRAN Industrial Arts MR. THOMAS ABBRUZZESE Social Studies MR RONALD HILL Math MR WILLIAM WARD Superintendent MR. STANLEY PARKYN English MISS CLAIRE MORELLO Foreign Langauge MR BRUCE LEFEBVRE Ind. 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Banach Theodore Blassingame Central Connecticut Decorating Center City Hall News Hoffman's Gun Center Home Circle Market Lincoln Controls Company Lum's Restaurant Martin S. Slack, |nc. Monarch Aetna Cleaners Mr. Donut Mr. and Mrs. Louis Russo Newington Dental Lab, Inc. Newington Plumbing Heating, Inc. William Niedala, Millbrook Bread The Office Cafe Shoe Corner, 154 Market Square World Nutrition, Inc. James F. Sharer 196 Abbate, Sherise — Revitalization Corps 12. Adams, Jon — NutmegBoy ,___________ __ 11,12; Football 9,10,11, All Conference Honorable Mention 12; Varsity Club 12. Albert, Kenneth Alemany, Tom — Baseball 9,10. Allen, Nancy Amado, Manuel — Metal Working Awards 11. Anderson, Glenn Anderson, Mark Andonian, Houri — G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Girls' Choir 9. Apruzese, Chrys — G.A.A. 10,11,12; Girls' Field Hockey 11,12; Showcase 12; Orchestra 9,10; Girls' Choir 9, 0; Senior Choir 12. Tk V Arcari, karv — Bovs' Gymnastics 12; Baseball 9,11; Football 9,10,1 i 12 An .in Thomas Arnold. bby — Student Council 9; Girls' Field Hockey 11. (V V y.io.lf.ix Barenz, Kimberly — Student Council 11, Executive ouncil Secretary 12; Junior Leaders 10,11,12; French . lub 9; Sequin Co’cditor 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11 Fx ,‘rutiv Board z; Society 12; Ski Club 10,11; Girls' Field Hockey 12; Future Teachers 9; Youth Council 11,12; Class Committee 11; CAWDC Award 11; D.A.R. 12; A.F.S. Semifinalist 11; Girls' Choir 9,10; Senior Choir 11. Bargelski, Beth — G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11, 12. Barwikowski, Denise — G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12; Ski Club 10. Baxter, Benjamin — Varsity Club 12; Drama Club 9,10, 11, President 12; Cycle Club 12; Ecology Club 12-Cross Country 9; Tennis 11,12; Young Citizens for New. 9; Showcase 11,12; Firesign Society 12. Bayer, Nancy — Student Council 9,10; Scribe 9,10,11, Publicity Manager 12; Sequin 12; G.A.A.A. 9,10, Pep Club 10; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Youth Council 9,10, r ) Jr. Prom Committee 11; Showcase 12; Student “'idvisory Council 11. — ;ey, Michael — Football 9. Bea eu, Sharon Aronne, Francis — Football Avallone, Richard Avenoso, Girolamo — Soccer 10. Backofen, Janis StudenCCouncil 12; Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Girls' Gymnas- tics 10,11,12. Girls' Track 9,10,11; Cheerleading 11, Co-captain 12 Youth Council 11, Publicity Chairman 12; Class Committee 11 Revitalization Corps 12; Marching Banc 9,10; Symphonic Band 9,10; Orch tra 10; Senior Choir 1112; Parade of Youth Corr 12 SB i Bader, Regina — G.A.A. 12. Bailey, Barbara — Drama Club 10; G.A.A. 11 12- PeD Club 12. BeduslMichael - Varsity Club U; Basketball 9,10,11, 12; Golt 11,12; Nutmeg Boys'StateJI Bedus, Thomas — Varsity Club 12; ctolf 11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 9,11,12; Orchestra 9,11,12. BelTfoff — Scribe 11, Art Editor 12; Songwriters'Club, President 12; Sequin Art Staff 12 X Ballou, David Banach, Stephen — Chess Club 9; Soccer 9,10; Young Citizens for New. 10. |Belliveau, Bryan — Young CitizerJjlor New. 9,10. [gstrom, Karen — G.A.A. 12; Cycle Club 12; Future ■es 12; Orchestra9,10,11. Bergstrom, Nancy —’French Club 12; Drama Club 10; G.A A. 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Girls ield Hockey 1l; Jr. Prom Committee 11. Berman, Melinda -jjc.A.A. 9,10,11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Young Citizens for New. 9,10; Jr. Prom Committee 11, I bmors 9,10.11,12. Beschler, Ursula Student Council 10; French Club President 12; Drama Club 10,11,12; A.V.E.S. 11; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Revitalization 200 Corps 12. Baily, Michele — Student Council 10; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Pep Club 9. Bloch, William — Basketba Borejko, Walter Bottaro, Steven Botticello, Catherine — Student Council 10; Jr. Leaders 10,11,12; French Club 12; Math League 12; Drama Club 10,11, Treasurer 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Girls' Basketball 9; Young Citizens for New 9,10; Jr. Bazaar Committee 11; Senior Choir 12. uchard, Gary Bowser, Pamela — G.A.A. 9,10,11. B ftwtruczyk, Peter Boyajian, Eli — Student Council 9,12; French Club 12; Scribe 9,12; A.V.E.S. 9; Marching Band 9,10,11; Sym- Vnic Band 9,10,11; Orchestra 12. Byeur, Sharon Jranciforte, Micki — G.A.A. 9,10; Pep Club 10. ransfield, Judith — G.A.A. 9,10. eault, Wayne Srewer, John Bluer, John Bright Deborah — Jr. Leaders i2,|G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Girls' Swim Team 12; Cycle Club 12; FuturejNurses 9 Treasurer Ijf'Girls' Field Hockey 11 12; GiflWasketbaU 11. Broadbent, Jeffry — Track 12 1 ootball 9,10,11,12. Brown, Charles — Showcase 10,11,12,-‘Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11, President 12; Orchestra 11,12. Brown, Ronnie — Scirbe 9,10,11; Library Club 10 Corr. Secretary 11, President 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12 Young Citizens tor New. 10; |r Bazaar Committee 11 Girls'Choir 9,10; Senior Choir 11, Robe Mistress 12. pflBruzik, Tom Buchanan, Wayne — Nat'l Honot SocietyJ2; Ski Club 11; Tennis 11,12; Showcase 12; Revitalization Corps Bucior, Andrea — Future Nurses 12; Ski Club 12. Buckland, Charles — Student Council 9; Pep Club 9; Football 9,10,11,12. _ Buell, Karen — G.A.A.9. Callahan, Susan — Student Counci1 12; G.A.A. 12, Pep Club 12; Nat'l Honor Society, secretary 12; Young Citizens for New. 12; Class'Soc lal Chmn 12f Girls' Choir 9,10; SeniorChoir 12. Calvert, James — Cross Country 10. Campbell Norman Carbone, Joseph — Drmam Club 11,12; Marching Band9,10.11,12, Symphonic Band 10,11,12. Carpenter, Paul — Marching Band 9,11,12; Concert Bands, Symphonic Band 10,11,12. Carroll, loAltn Caslarino, Christopher —. Showcase 9,10,11,12; Marcming Ba d 9,10,11,12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11, 12, Pep band lb.11,12; Stage Band 9,10,11,12; Orchestra 9,10,11, President 12. Cassell, John — Baseball 9,10,11,12. Cavanaugh, Linda:— G.A.A. 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10,11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Future Nurses 12; Jr. Bazaar Committee 11 Cesanek, James Chakravarthy, Krishnaprasad'— Math League 12; Tennis 11,12. Chapman, Linda Chapman, Lita — Senior Choir 12.. Charter, Karen — Sequin 12; G.A.A 9,10.11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Youth Council 10,11,12; Revitalization Corps T2. Chase, Brian — Revitalization Corps 12. 201 Chesney, Penny ( huravolloti, Denise — G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9, 10,11,12. Chudzik. Jane — Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11, Future Nurses 12; Girls' Field Hockey 11, 12; (. lass Committee 11. Coutu. Donald — Ecology Club 11; Boys' Swim Team 12. Covaleski, Sharon — Twirlers, Treasurer 9,10,11, Captain 12; G.A.A. 10,12; Pep Club 10; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Young Citizens for New. 9; Showcase 10,11,12. Claflin, Barbara — Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11.12; Chess Club 9; Nt'l Honor Society 12; Future Nurses 10; Ski Club 10; Class Corttmittee 11. Clark Mary — Student Council 10,1 k G.A.A. 9,10,11, 12; Pep Club 9 n 0,11,12. lub 11, Secretary Cleary Margaret — Photograi 12; G A. 9 12; Cycle Secretary 12; Hplogy Club Girls' I if d Hnckev 9; Sr. Choir 1 w VI ■ Clegg, Nancy — C rlTer- Hand 12. Colandro Mic haej - Student Council 12; Golf 9,11, 12; Class Committees 11,12; Football 9; Revitalization] Corps ]_ leman, I aurfe — Sequin 12; Board 12; Pefi Club 9,10,11, er 11,12; Senior Choir 12. 9,10,11, Execu-dent 12; Cheer- gan, Lynne —Sequiq 12: G. A.A. 10; PepiClub 9,10. jmI elly, Edward — Var hy Club 12; football 9; Base-9,10,11, Captain 12 __________ M nnery, Ellen — Stu ncil 9,10,11,12; Spanish lub. Secretary 12, G.A.A. 9,10,11, Executive Board 2; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Laurel Girls' State 11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Young Citizens for New. 9,10; Youth Council 10,11, Social Chmn. 12p Revitalization Corps 12; Sr. Class Magazine Drive Co-chairman 12. Contecello, Debra — Scribe 12; Sequin 12; G.A.A 9, 10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10; Class Committee 9,10,11,12; Concert Band 10; A.F.S. Contestant 11. Cormier, Stephen — Football 9... Cornish, Deborah —'French Club[9,10, G.A.A. 9,10, H 1 Cosentino, Mark 1 t jpliK1 r, 12- Sequin Photo Staff' 11,12; Boys' Gymna 12; Revitalization Corps 12.| — rnmo c 112;. ( v leCI nasties 11,12 Crtifns 1 ’ W Club 11,12; Ski Club 9,10, He ountrv 10,11, Cowles, Dj 11; GirlsJ ball 10, lG.A.A. 9,10,11.12; Pep Club 9,10, ketball 11,12, Girls' Ir..ek 10; Girls Base Tert Band 1 C,r.N«l Daigle, Rita — French Club, fcl, 12; f p Club 1 Sutur ™________ I J Zl D'Angelfc, Christine — G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9, 10,11,12; Cheetleading 11,12; A.F.S. Contestant IT D'A toniq, Edi 1- BasketT ackll; Citizens'ror New; 9,10; A.F.S. Contestant 11. D'Anzi, Mark — Orchestra 9,10,11. Darigo, Michelle — Jr. Leaders 10,11,12; Latin Club 11; OHA TO.II, President 12; Pep Club 12; V.S.T. 12; CycleMub 12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Girls' Swim Team 11;Cirls' Field f key 11,12; Girls' Basketball 11,12; Girls' Track 11; Jr.Pr m Committee 11; March ing Band 9,10; Concert Band 9,10. Dauphir________ Tri-captiin 12. — Jr. Leaders 12; DeBenedicti , Rose — G.A.A. 12; Pe| Decker, Michael Dee, Gary — Student £ouncil| | 1 at in Club 11; Sequ in 12;IChess Society 12; Yo k Citi� nfoJ I 10,11,12. 202 DeMaio, Mark — Student Council 9,12; 12; Youth Council 11; Showcase 11 Revitalization Corps 12; Senior Choir 9 finalist 11 rs, Joseph — Library Club 10; Drama Club 9,10 12; Cycle Club 11,12. mma, Barb ara Teachers 9,If; Gil DePatie, Kaq ft 10,11; Class Nat'l Honor Sock Ihoir 9,10. ntor .Choir 1 u 12; Future A.A. 9, ontestant t1;i Se- rby, Lawrence - Library Club9; Ski Club 12; Cross Country 10 9.10,11,12. 9,10,11; Ecology Cljib 11. Derr, Richard — Ski ( Deschenes, Susan — ( DjPierro, Robert Donahue, Barry — Spanish Club 12; Tennis ' Dorsee, Maryanna —G.A.A. 10,11. ()orsee, Tlomas Dule, Ros. Anr G.A. f 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10, J 11,12; Futu 12; Girls' Basketball 11. Duksa, Diana — sjudeni Council 10; G.A.A. 9, Executive Board 10,11,1(2; Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Vice Presi; dent 10; Girls' Gymnastics 9,10, Co-captain 11; Cheer- leading I Ktam 12. A Dziadyk.£gchael Honor Society 12; Future Teachers, Vice President 11; Girls' Choir 10; Senior Choir 11,12. Fenner, Everett Ferreira, Jayne Feshler, Karen — G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11, 12. Fifield, James — Photo Club 12; A.V.E.S. 12; Math League 12; Cycle Club 12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Tennis 12; Young Citizens for New. 9; Showcase 9,10, 11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11; Symphonic Band 9,10, ll Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Senior Schoir 10,11,12; Concert Choir 10,11,12. I H Filon, John — Football 9,10. Finegan, Christopher — Libpiy Club 9,10,11,1 Trea- surer 9; Drama Club 9,11)211,12; Photo Club 9,|vice Pres-Treas. 10, President 11,12; Sequin ’Photo Ecitor 12; Ecology Club 11,12; ChesS Club i Tennis 12; Young Citizens for New 9; r. Bazaar Committee.11; Showcase 10,11,12; Revitalizaron Corps 12. ■ Fisher, Bruce jfi'’• Fitzpatrick, Kevin — Nutmeg BovslState 11; Nat'l Honor Society, Vice President 12; Basketball 9,10,11, 12; Senior Class Magazine Drive Co-chairman 12; Revitalization Corps 12. 9| Flansbury, Kevin - Basketball 9; duth Council .9,10, 11,12; Class Committees 9,10,11,12; Football 9. §A I Egazarian, Edwar Emo djrjeffrey — Photo Club 12; Showcase 12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Symphonic'Band 9,10,11, Bk 12; Orchestra 9. Endy, Mike Etheringtan, Jane -j- Scribe 11, Creditor 12; Drama Club 10; Sequin Business Staff 12; G.AA. 9,10,11,12; Chess Club9,10,11,Secretary 10: I uti fe I ear hers II. ■ Fanrher Patricia — Student Council 11; Sequin Typing Stall 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Nat'l Florino, |ohn rFlowers .Club 12. Flynn, Elaine — G.A.A. 9,10,11. Executive Board 12; Class Committees 10,11; Girls' Chtir 9. I agarty, Thomas Fontana, Victor — Boys’ Swim Team, Tri-captain 12; Cross Country 10; Young citizens for New 9; Class Committees 9,10,11,12; Football 9. Fort, Karen — Jr. Leaders 10,11,12; Sequin 12; G.A.A. 10,11,12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Girls'Track 9,10; Art Club 9; Girls’Choir 9. ?03 Fountain, Bonnie — Jr. Leaders 10,11,12; Library Club 10,11,12; C.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 10,11,12; Future Nurses 12; Class Committee 11; Sequin Typing Staff 12. Frakl, Henry Frame, Sally — Student Council 10,11; Jr. Leaders 10, 11; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Class Committees 9,10,11,12; Revitalization Corps 12. I Francolino, John — Student Council 9,12; Nat'l Honor Society 12, Basketball 9; Football 9,10,11,12. Freberg, Lynn - Folk Club 12; Twirlers 9,10; C.A.A 9 10,11,12; Pep Qub 9,10,11; Nat'l n nfnitteek11. Showcase 12;, Co-pesidgjyt 12, Senior Choir 12. | Ffoslf Jame Ginn, Susan — Student Council 9; Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Girls' Basketball 11; Girls' Track 9; Young Citizens for New., Secretary 9 0, Secretary 11, President 12, ,mn. 11; Revitalization I: Girls' Choir 9,10; Sei G.A.A. 9,10; Revitalizatio Bruce - Varsits i U Un 12; lu. I ij Football'9; Sr. Advisory Committee 12. Garr) William [Gauthier, Theresa — Se m.l2; G.A.A 9,10,11.12, Honor Society 12, Jra Bazaar Committee 11 mAWm. LuAnn Gendreau, i inda Giamatti, Janme — G.A A. 9,10,11,12; Girls' Cymnas tics 9; Senior Choir 12. Biarratano, Debra Gtrratano, HelertJJ Gierula, Victoria Jr. Leaders 11,12; Twirler 9; G.AA 10,11, Publk it Himn. 12; Pep Club 10,11-Nat'l Honor Society 12 hls' Field Hockey 12; Girls£ Basketball 11; Future Teachers 11; Jr. Pr0m and Bazaar Cpmmittees 11; Showcase 12; Firesign Society 12; A.F.S. ymtestant 11; Revitalization Corps 12; Girls' Choir 9,10; Senior Choir 11,12. Gilmour, Ernest — Library Club 12, Ski Club 12. Glass, Robert — Nat'l Honor Society 12; B-Team, Tri-captain 12,• Boys' Gymnastics ' Country 11, Manager 12; Marching Ban Concert Band 9; Symphonic Band 10,11,1 flennie, Janice — G.A,Ag| oir®. £ tein, Susan — St ibe 11, 1,12; G.A.A. 9,10; Na Hono eachersll. I Glista, Verona — Senior Choir 1?“ Gold, Daniel - Scribe 11,12, Photo Cli� 0,11,12; A.V.E.S. 10,11,12, Vice President 11; Math Lekvue 12; Cy le ( lub, President 12; Ecology Club 12; Chess Club 11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Crosscountry 10; Res itali ation Corps 12. Goldman,. Lisa — G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Cycle Club 12, Ski Club 10;|Youth Coun j2; Class Committee 11; RevitalizancwWrps 12.a -� - ,« 4 Gomes? Gregory — Ecology Club 11,12. G-uski. Henry — Bas. halftt . Goulet, K'atWeen — Student Couhcil 12; Sequin 12; •A.A. 9,10,11, TTElSuVer 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Nat'l Honor Societs 12itftitute Nurses, President 12; Girls' Field Hockey 11,12- Ydung Citizens for New. 9. B§ Grace, Richard Greenberg, Paul — library Club 12; A.V.E.S. 12. Greenberg, Sandra Gngas, Steve — Cross Country 9; Class Committee 11. Grogan, Frederick irfe. Guthrfe, Mark ?04 Chess Club 9,10,11; NallHon 11,12. jnnafin, John — Student Council 9,12; Cross Coun-10,11; Young Citizens for New., President 9,10; jth Council 11,12; Revitalization Corps 12. annafan, Michael — Baseball 10. I Hansen, Paula — Sequin Art Staff 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11, 12. t Harlow, Kathleen layes, Michael — Football 9. edling, Deborah — G.A.A. 9,10,11,12. ►isler, John — Scribe 10,11,12; Drama Club 10; Pho-lub 9,10,11,12; if.V.E.9H9,10,11,12; Sequin ,12:' h 1 f12; jChess Club 9,10,11,12; Cross Class Conymrtte'e 11; Sjytwcase 11,12. arry — Sjki Cldf l ross Country 9; Bas-Elaseball 9, Wfc feettfoall 10. Impelluso, Cai 10; Soccer9,1( .9,10,11. ncil 10; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Pep Student Council 11; Ski Club 9, luli, George-Ann — G.A.A. 10,12. Ivanowsky, Stephen — Student Council 11; Art Club 10. Jacko, Linda — G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12 Jakubcijk, Steven — Varsity Club 12; Chess Club 9; Baseball 10,11,12. Young Citizens for New. 9; Class Committees 11,12; I oot trull 9.10,11,12. Jazwic — Chess Club 9; FpotbaIl9. Hepple, St fcn — Varsity Club 12: Baskpfball 9,10; Vouth Council 11,12; Class Committee 11;Bootball 9, 10,11 12 Hildreth, Ulen — Scribe 11, Business Mgr.112; equin ! Staff 12; G.A.A. JTWftU; PepClub Honor Sonets 12; Mai hing Band 9,10; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12,| H Mimmeltarb, Steven — Student Council n 10; Varsity Club 12; Track 11,12, fouthafoit nTl2; Cla Committees 11,12; Football 9,1 G2. Hoffert, Henry — Tennis Hoffman, Piper — Hohman, Karen, — |r. Leaders 12; t tc lub 12,v A.A; 9,10; Natl Honor Society 12; Ski Clu:1 11; Class Committee 11; Girls'Choir 9,10; Senior Choir A1 12. HoMtngs charles — Nat'l Honm dety12. Richard — Scribe 10,11; Drama Club 9,10; ChessClub9,10; Crosf Country 10,11. Jensen, Marianne G.A.A. 9,10,11,12;,Pep Club 9,10, 11,if Class Committee 11; Revitalization'Corps 12; Senior Choir 12. Johnson, Philip -- Basketball 9,10; BasebdllU.IO.II U; ' Foott)diJ-9. Vy- � -7 i j Jort s Judith—Student Council 9,10; Scribejpfl 1,12; { 2 - .A.A. 9,10,11,12; Nat'l Honor Societv IJEjSh 10; Girls' Choir, Secretary 9, President Choir 11,12, Librarian 11; Concert Choir reiarv 12, Orchestra 9,10,11; All Conn, Chi Oasterri Choir-11; Nat'l Youth Chor 1- 1 . 11,12; All NW Div. Choir 12; All NW Dtv. Ore ___________ _ Kammel, Te resa — Sequin Art St -11; A.F S. finalist, Tun- • ■ JW [VI Pep(!lubl0,11; SeniorChoir 12. 9,10, ' Orches Kelly, Tom Kelsey, Elizabeth Club 11,12; Girls' Field Hocke1 Kennedy, Joan — Student Council 10; Gl Pep Club 9,10; Revitalization Corps 12.« 205 Kennedy, Joseph — Football 9,10. Kierwiak, Ruth V i } 'Larensen, Susan — Jr. Leaders 10,11; C.A.A. 1 ‘NatT Honor Society 12; CjpTs' Field Hockey 11 kontestant 11; Revitalizatron Corps 12. Lafresen, Linda — Student Council 11,12; Drarda C lub 1051, Secretary 12; Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Nat'l .Honor Society 12; GirH' Field Kintner, Thomas — Student Council 12; French Club 9; Drama Club 12; Photo Club 12; A.V.E$ l,12; Folk Club 12; Math League 9; Cycle Club 12; ErNajhey Club tl |pccer 10; Symphonic Band 9,10; Orchestrb 10,11, VHdckey 11,12; Jr. Proin and Bazaar CommittJfe 11; 12. A.F.S. Contestant 11; Revitalization Corps 12,lV.S.T. - 12; Young Citizens for New. 9. Koczerf Ifaowcase 12; Symphonic Band 9,10, 11,12jD 1 2; ' J|idi?,1®,11j12. j , Lan n,David— Ski Club 12; Revitalization Corps 12. na Club 11,12; Folk Club 12; II; Pep Club 9,10; Showcase enior Choir 11,12; Marching miUJand 9.10,11,12; Revilalu JA Koharfek Susan JTrama Club 11,12; Folk Club 12; SequinN2,A ,10,11; Pep Club 9,10; Showcase 10,11; Girls t. noir 10; Senior Choir 11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11 12 Symphonj .Band 10,11,12 . zation Corps 12 Kolosky, Dominic I Koziura, Margaret — (jjfls' Choir 9,10. Lavery Club 10. f i cCb aAAi0,1 - Lawrenc.e, Robert —H 12i Football 9,10,11,12; 11,12. H UMJaseball 9, nt Advisory Committer LeBl.inc, Bru • - Gaphu Arts Club 12; Cros Coun- ty9 IS mm I Koziura, Victor Young Citizens Marching Band 9. — Varsity Club 11, Cross Country 11 ML. .■_ . , (oWmr9; spurjir, i t,ame 10; Future Nurses 10; Girls Choir 10. Kreyssign, Judy G.A.A. 1,10 ’ V L lizt, mJt|£ Krupa, Joseph — Soccer 10,11d Bfseball 9 10,11,12; j Young Citizens for New 9; Revitalization Corps 12 Lackenbach, Craig Lagana, Linda — G.A.A. 10,11. Lalime, Leo Landau, Paul t- Cycle Club 12; Young Citizens for New. 9,10. Landgren, Bruce COASI AGE r=1 Seqtnrf t WOK Lezon, Juliao Lindquist. Jarr ;sF Seqfiirf iditor i«-Chi T 1®;PS i Club 10; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Young Citizens for New. 9, 10; Youth Council 9,10,11,12; Class Committees 10,11, 12. Mayor For A Day 9. LC Eh Lindroth, James Landry, Denise — Student Council 9,10; G.A.A. 9,10, 11,12; Pep Club 9,10, Girls' Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Cheerleading 11,12. Linn, Betty — Student Council 9; G.A.A. 9,10,11,11’; Pep Club 9,10,11,12, Ecology Club 11,12, Secretary 11; Future Nurses 12; Girls' Gymnastics 12; Girls' Track 9, 10,11,12; Class Secretary 9; Class Comittee 10; Showcase 9,10,11; Marching Band 9,10,11; Symphonic Band 9,10,11; Orchestra 9,10,11. Lane, Thomas — Scribe 9,10,11,12; Nat'l Pep Club Lange, Jeannette He, Lynn C.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 11,12. Laplante, Rita — G.A.A. 9,10,11; Class Committee 12. Linn, Susan — Twirlers 9; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; 11,12, Cycle Club 12, Girls' Basketball 11,12. Liss, Debbie — G.A.A. 9,10,11. Listro, Janet - Twirlers 9, G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Girls' Choir 9, Librarian 10; Senior Choir 11, Librarian 12. 206 Litwin, JoAnn — G.A.A. 9. Llopis, Joe — Spanish Club 12; Soccer 10,11,12; Track 12. Lombardo, David — Soccer 9,10,11,12; Track 12. Lombardo, Maria — Student Council 9,10,11; Spanish Club 12; G.A.A. 9,10, Executive Board 11,12; Cycle Club 11; Ecology Club 11; Ski Club 11,12; Girls' Field Hockey 11; Girls' Basketball 11; Young Citizens for New. 9,10; Class Committees 9,10,11,12; Class Social Chairman 9,10; Revitalization Corps 12. Lombardo, Philip — Varsity Club 12; Football 9,10,11, Loveland, Gregg — Young Citizens for New. 9; Football Mgr. 10; Trinity Book Awaid 11. Jfc Ml At Martucci, John Maselli, Ed — Baseball 9,10. Massaro, Cathy — Girls' Choir 9,10; Senior Chpir 11, 12. Matthes, Sandra Mazurek, Donna — G.A.A. 9,10,11 12. Pep ClJ V.S.T. 12; Future Nurses 12; GirlsMSivim Tea| Girls' Field Hockey 11,12; Girls' Basketball 11 captain 12; Girls' Track 11; Showcase 12; Mai Band 9; Concert Band 9; Girls' Cho ib 12; r-ldmg cy — Student Cocftcil 1 ; Future Nurses. •A. 9,16,11. Jrarrm CWB 1(Jl1,12; Young Citiz r 9,10; Showcase 10. Wf1WIfe or,ih — Student Coukcil 9,10 Mazzotta, Susan — Scribe 10,11,12, Folk Club 1J G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Cheerlei 11,12; Showcase 12; Revitalization Corps 12; Senior Choir 12. McCloskey, Barry McCarty, Lorraine — Senior Choir 11,12. McKone, Peter — Spanish Club W; ArV.E.S. 9; EcoloM P gy Club 11; Cross Country9 12 tod 12; Revitali a-j | T Ifstine—Dra ,12; Ecology Club 11. Macher, Martin — Photo Club 12; A.V.E.S. 12; Nai Honor Society 12; Young Citizens for New. 9,10 St dent - duAO!),buniq,i � Madigan, Thomas — Socc Maher, Mulatesta, Angela —- G.A.A. 9,It Mariano, Armand — Football 9. Marshall, Jeffrey Marshall, Richard N rtin, Andrew -10;' Captain 12 zmnastics 11,12rSoci er 9, ; Youth Council 10. A Martinello, Pete— Golf 11,12. Martino, Mary Lou — G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pop Club 9, 10,11,12. .I. ! |De� rah — MamMClub 10,11 Sequin 12; I l.lf Pop] club 9,10,11,12; Girls' field T. 12; Young Citizen- tor New. 9; rittee 11; Revitalization Corps 12, Girl-Choir 9,10; Senior Choir 11. Meskill, Margaret — Spanish Club, President 12, G.A.A. 9,10,11, Executive Board 12; Girls' Field Hockey 11; V.S.T. 12; Nat'l Honor ociety 12; Class Com- mittee 11; A.F.S. Contestant 11; Girls' Choir 9,10; Senior Choir 11. Miano, Nina — Student Council 9,12; Sequin Lit. Staff 12. Ml Eastern Choir 11; Nat'l Youth Ct Nelson, Karen Club 10,11,12; squin Ses 11. Miller, Patnc‘fa — Student Council 10,11, Ecology Club 11; Cirls' Gymnastics 10,11; Class Committees 10,11; Girls' Field Hoc key 10; Girls' Basketball 10,11; Girls Baseball 10,11. Minor, Nancy — Folk Club 12; G.A.A. 10,11; Chess Club 9. _fe B S Miranda, Thomas — Basketball Mgt.9,10,11,12. Nelson, Wendy — Photo Club 12; Fro President 12, Senior Choir 12. Norris, Peter — Varsity Club 12; Soccer 11, Co-captain 12; All Coni. Soccer Team ack Morrell. Charles — Sequin 12. Morrell, Mark — Graphic Arts 9,10,1112 tens| Beverly — jft '•UUI'UI I VA 9,10,11,12 Pep Cllib 9,10,11,12; Future Nurses fl2; Girls' Basketball 11,12. ® Moskovsit , Lori —G.A.A. 9. Motekaitis, Robert — Sh ase 9,10,11; Marching Band9,12; Coqg t Band 10,11.12: Symphonic Band 9, I 12. -------------- Muisener, Philfp — n il Honor Society 12. Mulryan, Daniel — Youth Council 1V12. Murphy, Deborah - G.A.A. 9,1 ll Math League 2; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Young C tizenf for New. 9; Girls' Swim Team Mgr. 12; Showca 9,10,11,12; Revitalization Corps 12; Marching Barid9J0,11,12; Concert Band 10; Symphonic Band 9 !0,‘T1,12; Orchestra ,10,11,12; Senior Choir 12. Murray, Virginia — Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10, Executive Board 11,12; Nat'l Horror Society 12; Girls' Field Hockey Co-captain 11, Captain 12; Marching Band 9, 10; Symphonic Band 9,10,11; Senior Choir 11. Nadeau, Ronald — Football 9,10,11,12. Napert, Donna — Nappi, Lisa Drama Club 11; Sequin Typing Editor Nugent, Timothy — Student Council 11,12; Class Vice President 11,12. Nyman. Kurt — Student Council 12; Varsity Club 12; Soccer 10,11, Co-captain 12; Coach's Award 12; Track 11,12; Class Committees 11,12. • Occhialini Mark — Varsity Club 12; Soccer 11, Cocaptain 12; I r.i k 11,12; All Conf. Soccer Team 11,12. J O Hara, Jer • y — Pep Club 10; Baseball 9,10,11,li? Class Committees 9,10,11,12; Football 9. I'Keefe, Stephen — Football 9,11,12. Onuf, Stephanie Ouellette, Richard — Soccer 11. jj Paige. Gale — Office Aid 12. Palmeri, Steven — Soccer 11,12; Class Committee 11; I Showcase 9. p wEc Palmerick, Kathleen — Twirlers 9; G.A.A. 9.10,11,12; PepCIub 10,11,12; Girls' Basketball 11. v 9 Parent, Susanne — G.A.A. 9; Office Aid 12. Paretti, Andrea — Spanish Club 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; PepClub9. Parker, Donald — Football 9. Pasek, Anita — G.A.A. 11,12. Pasqurell, Janice — G.A.A. 9,10. Pastor, Alexander — Basektball 9. ____ , ,, uvs|UUi lypiug LUflUl 12; G aXiO; Class Treasurer 9; Folk Club 11; Girls' Patz, lacqueline - G.A.A. 11. Choir 9,10; Senior Choir, Robe Mistress 11, Accompa- , _ Q. r A a 9 10 nist nrttf President 12; Concert Choir 10,11,1? Pentalow, Margaret-tudent Counctl 9, G.A.A. 9,10, G.H.Y.Cy.12; All NW Div. Choir 12, All Conn. Choir 11,12; PepCTOb h ?08 ovitch, Diane — C.A.A. 10. erson, Anthony — Latin Clu I Award 11; Nat'l Honor Society 13; Re orps 12; Concert Band 10; SymphonicBand9. Peterson, Brian — Folk Club 12; Songwriters'Clubp2; j Nat'l Honor society 12; Cross Country 11; Young Citizens for New. 10, Showcase 12; Drafting Award 11; Orchestra 9.10.11.12. ekafc. Anthony — French Clu 12; Sequi 12; Ski Club 12; MarchjpgJBand 9,10,11; ,11. ■; A.A. 9,10 1,12; Ski Club 11; Gi ens for New. 9; Rev avid Richardson, William Reynold Piersanti, Robert — Graph Band 9,10; Symphonic 10,11; Sequin 12; ,12; V.S.T. 12; Nat'l 11; Revitalization hoir 11,12. ub9; Ski Club 11. Rigio, Maria e, Arthur Popielarczyk, Nancy —G.A A. 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 9, 10,11,12; Jr. Bazaar Pub. Committee 11; Senior Choir 12. ' Post, Robert — Drama Club 12; Cycle Club, Vice President 12; Track 11. Drama Club 12. — Latin Club 10; Drama Club 11,12; Photo Club 11,12; A.V.E.S. 11, President 12; Folk Club 12; Sequin 12; Ecology Club 11; Showcase 1l, 12; Marching Band 10,11; Concert Band 10; Symphonic Band 11; Senior CtteirTI le — G.A.A. 9; Pep Club 9. _ Prankus, Geoffrey — A.V.E.S. 9; Showcase 9,10,11,12; Marching'Band 9,10,11,12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11, 12, Orchestra 10,11,12 Pyn, Edward Quinn, John — Football 9,10,11. Raimondo, Deborah — Spanish Club, PiA) Chmn 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10; Ecology! Club 11,12; Future Nurses, Vice President 12; Young Citizens for New. 12; Girls' Choir 9,10; Senior Choir 12. Randich, Jean — Student Council 10, Vice President 11, Executive Council President 12; Jr. Leaders 10,11; Scribe 11,12; Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,. 10,11; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Girls' Field Hockey 11, 12; Jr. Prom Committee 11; Outstanding Freshman; Outstanding Sophomore; Nat'l Merit Commendation; A.F.S. Semi-finalist 11; Marching Band 9; Concert Band 9; Girls’ Choir 10; Senior Choir 11; Revitali-■ zation Corps 12; Scribe 11,12; Girls' Swim Team 12. Rankin, Thomas Rode, Kenneth Romanelli, Nicolino - - Spanish Club 12; Boys' Gum-nastics 10. Rosen, Lynn -f Scribe 11,12; Folk Club 12; Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10,T2; Math League 12; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Showcase 12; Revitalization Corps 12; Girls' Choir 9,10; Senior Choir 11,12. Rossitto, Joan — Jr. Leaders 10,11; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; 5p Club 9,10,11,12; Girls'Track 10; Girls'Choir 9,10. Rowley, Carleen — G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10, 11,12; Ski Club 9,10,11; Class Committee 11; Girls' Choir 9,10; Senior Choi fP' Rowley, Marion Be 12; Folk Club 12; G.A.A. 9, 10,11,12; V.S.iyP; Chess Club 9,10,11; Girls' Field Hockey 12; G|m' Choir 9,10; Senior Choir, Robe Mis-treii 1C Lib arian 12; Concert Choir 11,12; All Conn. Choir 12 Ruglio, Carla RusSo, Linda Lou Jr. Leaders 10,11; Studjgqt Council 11; Sequirfl2; G A.A. 9,10,11, Executive Board 12; Pep Club 9.10; Nat'l Honor Society 12; Girls' Gymnastics ,12; Girls' Field Hockey 11,12; Class Committees 10, 11. Sadlosky, Nancy — C.A.A. 9 Sales, James — Golf 11,12. Sampson, Carl Saucier, Roy Sawyer, Joyce — G.A.A. 9 10,11,12, class Choir 9. Scanlon, SSL Sclulier, Greg — iss Committee 11 ,Club 10; Twirlers 9,10; 12; Class Committees 10 Schneider, Lynn - Library Club 9, Publicity Chairman 10, Secretary 11,12; Scribe 11,12, t , A.A. 9,10,11,12; Future Nurses 12. Schraffa, Peter Slyne, Kathi Oft r Smftl , Frankli Smith, James iety 12; Girls' Field 11, Co-captain 12; i Council 11,12; Class r 10,11,12; Marching panish Club, Vice President 12, ,10,11; Pep Club 9,10, Cheerlead-uncil 11, Secretary 12; Class Commit-Social Chairman 11. r 11, Sports Lditor 12; Drama k Math League 12; Photo Club 10, 10,11,12 Songwriters' Club 12; Cycle ith League 12; Chess Club 10. “ Chess Club 9; Girls' Field Hockey Schwebke, Brion - Marching Band 10,11,12; Concert , , „ „ Band 10; Symphonic Band 11,12; Orchestra 12; Pep . - ' Band 12. JPPSotfieski Deborah Scot el I a Frank w So ha, Richard Varsity Club 11; Soccer 11, AllCc Senatro, Dorma - St ent Council 10; G.A.A. 9,10, 1 10' AI1 Conf Team H, Captain 11 Pep Club 10,11,12; Girls' Gym- “ nasties 9,10,11; Girls' Field Hoc key 12; Youth Council 12; Class Committee 11. ■ v,-... rw, LUIIUI Serfass, George — Varsity Club 12; Baseball 9 10,11,12. Nat'1 Honor Society 12. — Scribe 10; Drama Club 10; Photo Club 11, sequin Art Editor 12; f, A.A Ecology Club 12; Sharer, Maria —- Sequin, Co -editor 12, G.A.A. 9,10, Soloskj Executive Boarrf 11,12; Pep Club 9,10 Nat l HonotjJ Pfcside Society 12; Class Committee 11. ■ — Jr- Leaders 9,10, G.A.A. 10,11,12, Vice i Club 9,10,11; Girls' Gymnastics 9,10, Sherman, Mindy — Student Council 9,12; French Club 9; Drama Club 9,10,11, G A.A. 9,10,11,12; Ecology Club Vice President 11, Youth Council 12; Class Secretary 11; Class Committee 12; Revitalization Corps 12 Shipka, Nile — ■ ot ball 9,10,11,12. Stamm, Suzan — G.A.A. 9,10,11; Showcase 11; Marching Band 9,10,11,12, Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Or-; chestra 11,12. d, Susan — Spanish Club 12; Scribe Advertis-8 Mgr. 11; Library Club 9,10, Treasurer 11,12; G.A.A. ,10,11,12; Class Committee 11. . 1 Shookus, Steve — Soc Gl2; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10; Symphonic Band If.’ ® Slack, Marla — Student Council 11,12; Jr. Leaders 10; G.A.A 9,1(b11, Executive Board 12; Pep Club 9; Laurel St. Onge, Beverly — Photo C luh 11; O A.A 9,10,11; Girls Choir 10; Senior C hoir 11, Secretary 12. Straker, Clive — Student Courn il 12; Soccei 12; Track, Co-captain 12; A.F.S. Student, South Africa 12; Senior 210 Choir 12; Concert Choir 12; C.H.Y.C. 12; All Conn. Choir 12. Strom, Elizabeth — G.A.A. 9,10,11;sRevitalization,i Corps 12. Sudell, Grant — Nat'l Honor Society 12; Revitalization I Corps 12; Marching Band 9,10; Symphonic Band 9,10. Sudell, Robert — Drama Club 12; Photo Club 11,12; A.V.E.S. 11, Treasurer 12; Sequin Photo Staff 12; Showcase 12. Sycz, John — Student Council 9; A.V.E.S. 9; Cycle Club 11,12. Szalajka, Barbara — Photo Club 12; Sequin Typing Staff 12; Revitalization Corps 12. Szczerkowski, Thadeus — Library Club 10,11; Ski Club 12; Boys' Gymnastics 11. Tacchi, Mark — Sequin 12; Revitalization Corps 12. ■ Taraschuk, Debra — Student Council [12; Jr. Leaders 11; Library Club 9,10,11,12; G.A.A?9,10,11; Chess Club9 Tardiff, Michael — Boys' Gymnastics 10. uricani, Michael — Football 10,11. Taverna, Patrick — Student Council 10,11,12; Soccer 12; Basketball 9,10,11,12; Baseball 9,10. Taverner, Michael — Spanish Club, Treasurer 12; Tennis 11. kTine, Louis — Football 9,10. Tine, Paul — Ski Club 11; Soccer 10; Football Tobin, Charles — Cross Country 11; Showcase 9,10, 11; Marching Band 9,10; Symphonic Band 9,10,11; Orchestra 12. Tobin, Michael —Track 10,11,12. Toce, Cheryl Tomolonius, Brad — Photo Club 11; Sequin Art Editor 12; Ski Club 12. Tracy, Debra — Student Council 9,12; G.A.A. 9,10,11, 12; Pep Club 9,10,1 Youth Council, Vice President 12; Class Secretary 10,12. TraCy, RoHertaf — Drama Club 12; Girls' Choir 9,10; Senior Cftoir 11,12; Concert Choir 12; All Conn. Choir 12.1 Traficanti Robert — Photo Club 11,12; A.V.E.S. 11; Sequin Phtito Staff 12; Ski Club 12. Trahan, Michael Treciokas, Rasa Trifone, John — Latin Club 9,10; Nat'l Honor Society, President 12; Class Committee 11; Revitalization Corps 12; Senior Choir 9,10,11, Pub. Chmn 12; Concert Choir 9,12. Trigila, Angela — Ski Club 12; Girls' Track 10,11. Trommer, Sharpn A.V.E.S. 9,10; G.A.A. 9,10; Pep Club luttle, Gregory — Soccer 9,1 11,12 Basketball 9 10; Golf 10 Baseball 10. Urso, Stephen — Basket ball 9� isebal I ValeMa, Mary —Dran pCIub 9,ifl,11, Vice President 12, Sequin Art Staff 12; G.A.A 9,10; Ecology Club 11, 12; Class Committee 11; Sfholaffl| Art Award 10; Se- hoir12. Varley, Janice — G.A.A. 9,10,11,12,iPep Club 9,10,11, 12; Ski Club 12; Girts' Swim Team 12; .Marching Band Vassallo, Ralph Vassar, William — Scribe 9,11: Drama Club 12; A.V.E.S. 9; Showcase Director ahd Announcer 9,10,11; Marching Band 9, Public Relations Dir 10,11; Concert Band 10,11; Symphonic Band 4. Ventrelli, Mary — Scribe 11,12; Folk Club President 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 10,12; Girls' Gymanastics 11, Future Teachers 12; Showcase 12; Girls' Choir 9,10; Senior Choir 11,12. rilli, Lois — Studen|gj uncil 9,10; Spanish Club 10JR Girls a tetball IQj Vitale, ry.ent Waltman, Burton — Student Council 9,10,11,12; Nutmeg Boys' StateilJ; Youth Council 11,12; Football 9, 10,11, triVaflliin 12; Class President9,10,11,12. Marcl kKaren — Kibe 12; Ora Hbj e[) ( lub ; juiure Teaclrli 11; A.hS. Contciar anphonic Band 9,1C jeorge — Soccer 1( r 9,10,11,12; Cone RMI ljjj B 12; G.| BNat'l Ho ■ommittce Arching jBaf Senior Cpolr Beverly — Scribe 12; sp Club 9, 11; V.S.T. J Zotter, Donna1— Phofo tluB I G.A-A.J3,10; Ecology Club'll,1j T2 ,.gj| Zuraw, Janice - C Bgy Club 11; Ftgtf iams, Richard The Newington High School Sequin staff would like to thank the following professional offices for purchasing copies of the 1972 Sequin to be used in their waiting rooms: George Baranowskyj, D.D.S. Robert S. Czop, D.D.S. Edward Herzig, D.D.S. Sydney). Horwitz, D.M.D. Jerome Roth, D.M.D. Stuart A. Weinbaum, O.D. Editorial Credits Editor-in-chief; Jim Lindquist Assistant editor; Kim Barenz Assistant editor; Maria Sharer Art Layout editor; Brad Tomolonius Business Manager; Gloria Wanza Photography Editor; Chris Finegan Typing Editor; Lisa Nappi Cover; Terry Kammel Editors' Message We, the editors of Sequin 72, would like to offer our sincere gratitude to all the Sequin staffs who worked with enthusiasm and dedication for our book. Naturally, as in any other major undertaking, there are bound to be problems and complications arising, however, we believe we have strived for the very best and obtained our goal in summing up four short years. We would like to give special thanks to Miss Santacroce and Miss Wade without whom there would be no yearbook. ?13 - •yjt