Newington High School - Sequin Yearbook (Newington, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1974 volume:

Sequin 1974 Newington High School 605 Willard Avenue Newington, Connecticut 06111 People........ Clubs......... Sports........ Advertisements Directory 4 5 to explain and despise it. 7 it is only important 9 to love the world, 10 11 12 14 15 People Laurie L. Allen Lor ping-pong and tennis “Hi, you guys ' always seen with Kathy, Sue, Maria, Cindy, and Helen No way. majorettes always laughing and talking. Kris Adams Kris giving meaning for her own life great dreams for the future loves Maine makes traveling an experience unique . She sends her regrets. Gary L. Albert Gary has fun with photography enjoys music and any type of sports activity ' good friends with Dan and Scott a very quiet individual. Marylouise Albanese Full of cheer, and full of pep; making friends with every step. Brooklyn's loss was N.H.S.'s gain Dances up a storm Frank J. Geils often with The Gang always full of fun. 18 Sebastian j. Ambruoso Seby Here enjoys weightlifting and arm wrestling often seen with lohn, Sam or Pete John, let's ar mwrestle! Deborah A. Alexander Deb Really . enjoys swimming and ping-pong never stops talking about Gene Hi! really liked 11th grade that long blonde hair seen with B.P., L.B., and M.P. Sherry Anderson Sherry that gorgeous blonde hair a true individual not afraid to voice an opinion always has a big smile for everyone. Kathryn M. Anest Kathy likes to sew and read majorette co-captain Hey Well can be found with Laurie, Maria, Sue, Helen, and Cindy Library Club Thursday's child has far to go. Linda Arcari Moo enjoys riding on motorcycles all those parties very petite Cut it out! usually with Roxanne, Becky, and Susan many good times in Bristol and New Britain. Steve Bacon Carefree sports, track, and girls known for his wisecracks exciting weekends an aversion to geometry many, many friends. 20 Susan M. Babcock Miriam E. Babcock Pat Bader Hard work for PF and Sequin a Ms. Brigadoon's Bonnie Jean always has time to listen Mike's other half It matters not what you are thought to be, but what you are. — Syrus There is nothing either good or bad, Pat experiences in guidance but thinking makes it so Lolliclop Give up! lunches with Gail and Pub and Munchie Bunch Pump Cathy the beach loves to travel, house Gang — 7:30 I want to go to camp. MIZPAH 5,6,7,8. Daniel Balboni To finish the moment, to find the journey's end in every step of the road, to live the greatest number of good hours, is wisdom. Lynda J. Basdekian Patricia A. Barnide Loreen Bazzano Kindness lives within oneself and generates toward others. always ready to help a friend in need boys and parties history of car trouble variable moods and a likeable personality. Pat always helping someone little match-maker enjoys camping on the weekends and going to the beach in the summer Bermuda Decorations Decorations Decorations. Bazzano ' what an artist! Watch those Italians long dark hair and smiling eyes Whoa! seen with Glott and Swayno talented. Evelyn Bakinow Lyn BB . I'm a witch frequently visits the beach and Dairy Queen remember Wednesday afternoons? Senior Ball 73 Clinton Oh, well enjoys a leisurely pace in life. Harlan Bedell Mr. Mallia, Mr. McCray. Lou Bazzano Wendy J. Bedell Lou or Louie those Yankees at McDonalds after the game wearing those cons to school hoop baseball, All-Star Shortstop. Wend can make anyone laugh a true friend does a great imitation of Elvis can often be found in Elmwood Miss Teeny-bopper 73 room 327 a distinguished Hunga Dunga Jingle Bell Rock Choir Hi . Har Cindy Meriden Mountain motorcycle weekends in Pennsylvania those eyes Allman Brothers Band vivid expression Rambling Man. Sharon Beaurivage Bernie Blue coats tennis the fire escape bowling seen with Michele and Ceno My motto as I live and Learn: Dig and be dug in return. 23 Felipe Benitez Debby Berman Michael P. Buczynski Phil Hey, Chump McDonald's fifth period in Library girls football track parties There's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out. Deb thinks alot and dreams even more loves autumn, thunder- storms, art, and basketball scared of spiders shares a secret garden and a secret dream. Duke living is his thing walking around town, meeting new people Take it easy. Helen, Cheri, Patty, Carol, Sharon, really the 50's Dance. Beverly Anne Belcamino Bubbles active in everything will always remember Keene that trip to Boston with Kim future lawyer T.T. Jackie and the Junior Prom Go-rilla! Kim, I have to tell you something. B. Sinatra, M. Voskobiynyk, P. Meskill, T. Gallicchio, B. Loveland, J. Vassar, K. Golden. 24 Ricky Bergeron Mrs. Romano He who does no! love wine, women, and song remains a fool his whole life long. Ricardo whipped cream fights Carla Bonanza can be seen with Kevin, Bill, john, and Big Duke. Russell Beveridge Shirley Bloethe Sue I can't believe I'm graduating. Levis Porsche Pink Floyd The Pine Forest Stars Jimmy. Russ The quiet yet not so quiet type often seen with Steve or Tim a student always ready to learn a great smiler. Shirl 16, 17, and 18 Looney lunches donuts Natashia What a moron! cotton candy possesses a contagious laugh 6 years in Sue's homeroom a distinct individual. 25 Jonathan G. Bliss Jean Joie AVES and Choir possesses the ability to be witty in French as well as in English photography nut No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings. Miss Zidonis Karen Bloomquist Gina M. Bilotta Jane E. Bobko Quist a poem full of 4 years Dud and the hill, The super six. Diving, breaking that leg, coming back again remembering fun times, meets and that owl old friends fade, new ones appear my mind is content. Our lives are filled with simple joys and blessings without end The greatest joy of all is to have, or be a friend. Having lived a peach of a life, I hope to come away With the juice on my face. Sticky fingers. And the pit in my pocket. 26 Michael Bonatsakis Emanuela Boninsegna Frederick j. Boorman On my way to better things. I'll find myself some wings. Distant roads are calling me Manny energetic co-captain of the field hockey team Enjoy yourself. 7th period lunch Bonanza always smiling and willing to help others Happiness is trying to love the things around you. To be born with the gift of laughter is to achieve success and happiness. Barbara A. Bowtruczyk Barb skiing Bill Oh, forget it parties likes adventure often seen with Eileen, Heidi, Gita quiet until you get to know her. Kimberly A. Breton Kim loves to dance movies, movies, movies always Tab and yogurt those camping trips Juuudy! shakey Chevy M. Kuzma David Borawski Stephen A. Botticello A life supreme, The love divine. The time is now, It's yours, and Mine. Steve varsity soccer McDonald's You can't always get what you want; but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need. 28 Janice Bruno Amy Barman Charles Borden Jan The firm resolve of a determined soul often seen around Mill Licorice unforgettable sense of humor the bakery Marlborough appreciates good music a truly independent person. Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced. Chuck If you cannot be free, be as free as you can. can't seem to make it to homeroom on time always ready for a good time. Robert P. Brennan Rob the guys” Scott, John, Dave and Kev that Party the Rowdies those beaches It's too cold John and Bruce at Family Pizza Barkhamsted wood nymphs It's been good. 29 Mr. Rothauser, Assistant Principal Michael O. Brown Andrea Burns Thomas J. Brousseau Memories of 73 A no. 1 tenor Hey Beautiful! the choir money-man Sue's other half Politics, naturally! and soccer (no. 24) They can conquer who believe they can. — Virgil. Andy likes quietness and chocolate God is Love Garry interested in music riding on the old bike Jesus can and will give you life as a reality. He has made mine real. Tom Howdy That special girl Jimbo enjoys hunting, fishing, and camping We can't turn, we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round and round in the circle game. Greg Butcher Take things as they come. But try to make things come as you would like to takethem. Patricia Byrnes Patty you kids often seen with Lori or Sheila Petersen's a true friend everyday weekends that red hair and unforgettable smile fantastic. Mark D. Callahan Which can say more than this rich praise — That you alone are you? — Shakespeare 31 lames Callahan Cynthia Louise Carr Kenneth Cameron lay Ohio F.F.C. the blue truck a love for baseball and hockey hunting enjoys concerts and music blondes S.T.A.H.S. Kandy Kar loves animals, various types of music remember our Junior class window? the Bank Frommer Westford Ian Anderson Moose Her beauty is not caused, it is. Vulture soccer captain crazy lunches with Dwight and Cindy mountain climbing camping at the Cape partying Oh, come on! 32 Miss Hopper John Canzellarini Miss Wade Susan M. Ceraldi Susie always a smile and a kind word One Man Out and, of course, Dave Have a nice weekend!'' to England with Sue B Cod reveals himself unfailingly to the thoughtful seeker. — Balzac Bruce Cardello Bruce the Great Italian lover Cavalier that day at the beach K.K., R.B., J.S., the rest always joking truly a good friend. Emily Jane Cherlin Em likes life quiet? Sage's or skiing lives for the weekend that 10-speed what license? Boston! Billy Good things come in small packages. 33 David Carter There is certainly no greater happiness than to be able to look back on a life usefully and virtuously employed, to trace our own progress in existence by such tokens as excite neither shame nor sorrow. Nancy Lynn Civiello Honky likes being different for-tyish clothes and shoes Bauder College Big Boo Boo The dreams of my future are real; and not so distant as other hopes I've had. David Cartistia The confidence which we have in ourselves brings into being the greatest part of that which we have in others. Elaine M. Chojnowski Lainie that not-too-wide-awake look mostly in the hall a judy Garland fanatic not talking much band, orchestra and Bo din. 34 TomCataldo Susan C.Clopton Roy Chapman A restless spirit is a sign of the wild exuberance of youth. “This short correction of writty is the most wonderful larf I've ever ready. — John Lennon You who are on the road, must have a code that you can live by, and so become yourself, because the past is just a goodbye. Marlene S. Cohen Marlene enjoys meeting other people “Here comes Giggles! the ocean, summer and motorcycles Allman Bros. the corner. R. Williams, Mr. Rothberg, W. Roberts Cathleen H. Compson Cathi interests range from motorcycles to dancing, with Florida and Neil Young in between loves summer and the beach memories of working at Carrol's seen with Debbie Really? Let's have a party! M. Susan Condren Sue P.W. Nights in White Satin . 3 often seen at basketball games or with Vicky in the Pinto Get out of hea'!! Miss Perra Janice Clement Jan definitely a marvelous listener and a most sympathetic person enthusiastic pianist Sears talk enjoys French always smiling likes flea markets. Beach friends sun and snow sports the Beach Boys vacations Doug and Rich Giant Grinder surfboards girls! Jimmy Coady 36 Carol Connery Judy E. Cornish Drew Coleman Carol eager, exuberant and ready- to-go Olympic slopes present a welcome challenge likes swimming, skiing, and skating class treasurer “Make the most of yourself, for that is all there is to you. A future school teacher that Ohio accent that really isn't there Honey warm and sensitive hot fudge sundae once a week Hope perches in the soul and sings and never stops at all Seek and ye shall find interested in fishing, ham radio, and driving Ramblers active in the electronics shop Congolese Ohms Law Color Code dislikes waking up at 6:00 a.m. Cool it Forget it. 37 P. Barnicle Glenn G. Cote Kim Coutu Joe Connolly Dribbles likes waterskiing I know What are you doing 3rd period? Being good isn't easy no matter how hard I try. Coouch likes spaghetti, sewing, and dancing Nantucket Memories a warm-hearted person with many friends teddy bears the Junior Prom and Bill's parties Brigadoon What was I goin' to say? Joe active worker in AVES likes sports cars, electronics, and people seen with Tom, Jim, and Charly will always remember electronics I hate to say I told you so, but I told you Mr. Ludlow, Mr. Pouliot, Miss Erlandson, Miss Eckersley Neil Covaleski Gail Crossway Roderick Cyr Neil an outdoor person honest and sincere likes fishing and skiing Austria the beach on half days Sheree Sure. Gail beautiful long, long hair likes the outdoors another Ah-duh! fun to be with field hockey Simsbury basketball game loves to take long walks Dave. Rick Chief parties the junior Prom the trip to Austria basketball games Hey there! 39 Gail Cusson Gerbil often with Donna, Beth, Sue, Linda, and Gina Crump Believes in living like you want to live. Teresa H. Czerwinski T. C. loves the beach Vermont skiing avid sports fan those high school dances! dental assistant Florida wild lunch periods that long journey to school enjoys partying and travelling. Nancy Cunningham Nance L. M. C. H. G. future nurse likes to sew and swim the Junior Prom 13 in one car. Joyce E. Danforth Joyce enjoys and nice clothes beautiful eyes Rainbow through Christ, 09 swimming, camping Really those I don't believe it! I can do all things who strengtheneth 40 Tom Class, Principal Mr, Bourque, Sue Mattarocci. Doreen E. D'Ambrosio Felicia Dabrowski Felicia loves a good soccer or football game a genuine friend lively nature a true sun-worshipper enjoys dressing up for an important occasion skis for enjoyment Misquamicut likes eating out. Eugene D'Angelo Gene a completely distinct sense of humor parties with the guys and girls!! football fanatic hurting javelin thrower fascinated by ears football party at the beach lifeguard. Nancy P. Daly Railly-Troll likes Friday nites 10-11-72 the ski trip the fire escape often seen with Susan But Ma! anniversaries forever the stars are ugly attracted to the opposite sex. 41 Daniel Daversa This is the happiest of mortals, for he is above everything he possesses ' Sheila E. Dante Sheila enjoys horseback riding distinctive laugh Turk Old Say-brook A. C. Petersen's long blonde hair Ya know. Mrs. Dwight Davies Slink likes weekend parties and a certain Wyoming person deceiving, innocent appearance? 25 dollar cars active in basketball and soccer What are you all up to now? Katz Nancy H. Davidson Nanc our illustrious GAA President Junior Birdman Girls' State Seniors in the back! Merestead Who stole the cookie? Tennis, anyone? biology class pile on Nancy Sunday night, Sunday night! 42 Debra DeLeo Freda Carol Davis Rita Lisa DeMilia Debbie often seen with Cathi, Mark, and Jim Rick “I won't settle down or settle for less as long as there stands a chance that I can have it all! The value of friendship is not something seen, but felt through years of laughter, tears, confusion, and peace of heart and mind. Reet Jimmy, of course! Wooow!! choir president cheerleading seen with Karen Oklahoma! Hey Reet, how's your nose? Rachael Davis Likes music and Dr. Pepper seen with Deidre, Larry, Neil and E. B. avid violinist in the orchestra those gatherings outside the M-Room door. Mr. DeHay Susan DePaolis Sue alias Suzy Cream Cheese that devilish giggle likes adventures boys! boys! great collection of rings and crosses Sue without her caddy. Susan DePat ie Stick vacations in Maine Robby's platoon those crazy weekends dances passports to New Britain the summer falling off cliffs Can you imagine? Cheri Diani Cheri lover of the outdoors great times at the Cape Steve the '46 Dodge band day Majorettes. Tom DeWolf Liberty of thought is the life of the soul. 44 Susan Dorsey There was never a time she was left alone; There was never a time the notes fell out of tune; You know it is not raining. It's only fall dew. For there'd never be a time, The sun would let it rain on Sue. Nancy Dorman Nancy Talent Show Daddy says I ain't his child Susan Stella Clyde and Nancy My Star enjoys bicycling and people. David J. Erwin Dave those difficult homeroom periods have a-have a nice day! Nunzio loves to ski swim team one of the friendly people. BACK ROW D. Watt, J. Kaiko, N. Davidson, D. Rizzo; FRONT ROW: S. Sampl, T. Glass, N. Stamm 45 Ellen Marie Epps Kathy Ebb Linda M. Dowjat El a real friend and flamboyant par tier learned to ski in Austria free summers amusing mishap in Innsbruck I must have lost it. A Hunga-Dunga Weave me the sunshine out of the failin' rain sinking sail boats Give me a break New Hampshire music playing her guitar. Linda college girl from Tunxis to Central always on the go can be seen crying at the movies math classes sincere love for children Definitely values friendship Ambition is the key to success. Lynn Failla Girl's basketball team skiing in the winter and Misquamicut in the summer Boston Garden games the reliable Falcon. Mr. Huybrechts Lorrie Fain Mr. Dubois, Mrs. Chesley, Mrs. Kesten, Mr. DosSantos. Mark N. Favreau Mark fond of boating on the go all the time always working often seen with Jim and Link that first year electronics Right. Cheryl Ann Fenner Cher President of Drama Club W.l. Can I have a blueb —? Fatal Blooklyn Anne N. A. A. W. W. W. A. E. M. Tacorral April in Paris Kate Waterskiing Much madness is divinest sense to a discerning eye. Steve Flynn Steve likes concerts stereo equipment and skin diving are among his hobbies seen with many different people studious?!?! seems quiet but?? 47 Don Forcash Melanie Fisher Robert Fournier Duck driving ten miles to see a girlfriend I get by with a little help from my friends; going to try with a little help from my friends. Mel Oh, egg! S.E. and D.S. In some ways I am like everybody else. In some ways I am like somebody else. And in some ways I am like nobody else. Bob usually seen with Jim willing to assist someone no matter what can be found at 7-11 always thinking of girls loves to learn. 48 Senior Class Council Timothy Fox Foxie likes sports and girls Not this again. can be found with Steve, Kevin, and Carlos dislikes homework enjoys weekends. Rich Pew and Robin Tofil. Lauren E. Forsyth Artist hiking at West Hartford Reservoir I'm going to Rhode Island. parties in art biking Don't you know? Junior Prom decorations Those people drawing on my oranges. talented. Bill Foster Floyd usually seen with Lan and Duck enjoys hanging around not usually seen about school after fifth period whatta ya know? Don't worry about it! Lori Friedman Lori our Friendly's girl Kiki Dan Crazy Lady Always seen with Lois or Helen you will nver meet someone like her again mono a true individualist May I tell you something? 49 Robert W. Friedli AV's V.P. 'Til be in my office. Cinema II with 40 bags of popcorn? always there when he's needed a camera in his hand and a smile Be good and you will be lonesome — Mark Twain D. LeBel, J. Kasprzyk Maura Ferrigno Marv a green Austin loves life a little Buddy Rolling Stones beautiful long hair great to party with thoughtful Life is not a having and a getting but a being and a becoming. Donald L. Frink Don likes all kinds of plants hates stop signals stoichiometrically often seen with Locke, Briggs, and Stratton Joanne summer of 73 Phenomenal Man . Madeleine C. Fournier Lynne loves the summer wants to travel orange soda art club for Oklahoma with those missing parts I don't believe this. 50 Leo Gagne Jean M. Fu John Gadea J. Leo spends his time spreading rainbows and being a fantastic friend Aw What? future in politics McGovern to the end knows how to make you smile a real little big man. Movies with Lynn and Lois barbecues working at Marshall's Library Club Boston 73 quiet afternoons reading a good novel sewing biology!! Chico the man with hot comments quiet and studious?? likes tennis memories of Duke stories and Old Phosphate. Terri A. Gallicchio Ter likes water-skiing Crystal Lake often seen with Diane, John, Dave, Rob, and Scott, the gang swimming Martin-Goulash badminton in the pool Enfield. Kimberly Golden Kim often seen with Stu and Bev Hey Bubbles Marshall's best customer that trip to Boston Miss Newington her sunny personality brightens the darkest day. David Galley Limey from England, to Bulkelev. to NHS likes sports and graduation seen with Jim, Mike swimming football baseball looks for- ward to traveling. Mitch Gandelman Mitch likes fast cars, tennis, and football stoneman camping trips All by myself I have to go, with none to tell me what to do — 52 Maureen Elizabeth Gray Susan Lynne Groves Jeff Geiger Rabbit that certain someone all those great parties football guys Friday nights with the girls You dip! crazy driver always on the move Let's get gas that carrot-red hair. Sue adorable Gary one who enjoys good times Weooo the 4th of July, 73 many cherished memories I didn't either. often with Sue H. truly a beautiful person. Jeff interest in soccer indoor and outdoor track loves to go scuba-diving often seen with Rich and Pete looks forward to the weekend If at first you don't succeed, give up! Wayne Gilbert Crazy Wayne dislikes the way our government is run Heavy likes people, concerts, and cycling Far Out often seen with Lou, Don, and Chris first job interview your must was too long. 53 Mr. Mildrum, Mr. Mottle Charles Thomas Glass Cynthia A. Gumkowski Alex Goff Tom our class president for 3 years Who's Who Boy's State swim team hot dogs in the rain soccer that blond hair a brother to all. Gump that natural blonde hair and those dimples the tree fort synchronized swim team KFC girl Paterson “Lois, help me park. Al enthusiastic tennis player likes a good movie often seen with Rob One of the Hunga-Dungas Dribs Hartford Stage will always remember the studies in 327 quick with jokes. Richard Gordon Rich likes collecting old pictures and good books track those biology quizzes You're kidding, aren't you? Under the shell of silence, who knows what lies? M. Fisher William A. Gustafson Peter Gostin Pistol likes tennis and basketball games Al and Mark fantastic tennis player and of course the drums What is it? Sandi Guze Sandi aspiring artist and guitarist Agada Bagada!” Spanish Honor Society deep thinker crazy Apple Hey, Pooca! Mig and Terry enjoys riding. Lumpis likes a good weekend out-of-state trips partying It's plain to see you're on your own Jay Griffin Grif baseball, baseball and more baseball 5 All Star 3rd baseman cons with red laces blue eyes, freckles, and brown curly hair moving on to California Pat. 55 Craig Gustafson Debbie Hall Jimmy Grigas “We are students of words: we are shut up in schools and colleges and recitation-rooms for ten or fifteen years, and come out at last with a bag of wind, a memory of words, and do not know a thing. — Emerson Enjoys skiing, partying, and the beach often seen with Robin and Ginny definitely will never forget weekends the college Watkins Glen Really plans to be an LPN. Jimmy Debbie 9th grade parties Holy Spirit dances loves to water-ski boating Today is my moment, now is my story. Paula Anne Hammond Paul Do your own thing! horseback riding walking in snowstorms seen with Kathy A. and Barbara D. Love is being able to say you're sorry hiking. 56 S. Sampl, P. Smith, S. Mattarocci, P. O'Neil, D. Fox. Victor Guerrette, Bob Hinkle. Jane Haraczkiewicz Brief were my days among you and briefer still the words I have spoken. Your heartbeats were in my heart and your breath was upon my face and I knew you all. Thomas W. Hadley Heracio that Dodge overheating on Mt. Washington Robin the guys down at the boat hunting the beach often seen with Glen and Derf Oh Wow! Margaret Ann Hart Quiet, but friendly likes animals, good food, puzzles, and England active in the Math League and Math Club will always remember 3rd period French class. 57 Eileen Catherine Healy I Captain of the Gymnastic Team those Jaeger parties Field Hockey Heidi. Brain James Hannafin Muskee NHS soccer Storrs Hee ! camping Pete's cellar all those great times Dave and Mit . Gail G. Hodgdon Rog-Hodge big buddy an organized fanatic many moments of day-dreaming those sudden bursts of energy always game for partying He who has a why to live can bear almost any how. gullible. 58 sa. Elizabeth Hurst Liz Usually with the gang always smiling enjoys music and West Hartford You know what I mean. loves choppers. J. Vassar, K. Cameron Susan Hospod Sue or Cricket Peter, again those blue eyes parties December 2nd always a smile often seen with Sue, Sue, Maureen, loan, Lisa, and Debbi her friendship is of precious value weooo chicky. Raymond Charles Harlow Ray likes music and his harmonica What can I say? Howdy! not fond of school seen with Steve, Tom, Fred, and Glen. Thomas J. Harrington Thom '63 Chevy I'm just sittin' on the dock of the bay. theatre Showcase 72 and Brigadoon hates VW's sword dancing. Joyce Jackson Dorinda hates Mondays often seen with Lind and Donna For what is life without love and laughter? Lucinda Jacobson Always seen with Stephen loves partying outwardly silent but lively at heart Youth Council president exciting memories of Austria wadda? Jane Haraczkiewicz € I I William Hinchdiffe You're only young once, but if you work it right, once is enough. Peter C. Hepple There is no riches above the riches of the body: and there is no joy above the joy of the heart — — Ecclesiastes 60 Heidi S. jaeger Jaeg or Heid always seen with jean or Ei horseback riding oldies will never forget those long talks with jean at Pitt's Place Oh, forgit! Lois janelle Lo monopoly Dylan shoes, shoes, shoes The Berlin Fair of 71 To Love and to be in love conquers all. John seen often at KFC and Texaco. Robert G. Hinkle He carries his own strength and his own laughter, his own today and his own hereafter. 61 Douglas M. Hope Liana Jarvis Edward Ingalls Doug talented skier memorable winter vacation in Austria always has something to say loves to party good-looking thinks for himself. Liana Bob Life should be Simple and free. Ingalls hunting deer in Connecticut and Vermont the pike parties during study periods hates cold mornings. Stan S. Jaworoski Stan loves to eat and sleep art a McGovern man hates to write things in yearbooks because about yourself you can't be impartial You Fool. Mr. Warren Fred W. Johnson Fred red MG sedan enjoys a good game of softball weekends often seen with G. and J. a distinct individual parties certain to liven things up with his humor. Gladys M. Jones Glibby yellow Pinto French and Art one of the six ah-duh's Swayno, Mes, Baz, and Marge Chicago SLY!! all-time sports fan well-dressed Tooting. Den Paul Johnson Always up to something with Jay and Tom loves those racing weekends! tennis dislikes homework enjoys being in New England. Magnus Johansen Chip likes to work on cars lives for the weekend often seen with Gary, Mark, and Mike will always remember the day he turned sixteen enjoys most sports definite mind of his own Hey Man. 63 Mark S. Johnson Lynne D. Jones Nancy Jutras R.B. Calculated Risk often seen with Alex, Mike, and Mark 11th grade English dislikes early hours and late dismissals. Susan E. Jones Sue Rick Misquamicut parties with Rick the boat football games number nineteen often seen with Sue, Joan, Maureen, Lisa, and Debbie always with Rick Allman Bros. Could be tense! Rick. Neasy or Cupcake music Canada times at CCSC partying stenography Charles fashions The best things come in small packages. Nance that black Ford maniac We have to do something good this weekend. Steve always seen with Vicki, Sue, and JoAnn. J. Danforth, L. Bazzano Tom Kalinosky Jon, Mitch, Vin, Bob, Andy backpacking camping at Storrs con- certs Sims Once in an age, God sends to some of us a friend who loves in us, not the man that we are but the angel that we may be. Mr. Mills Jacqueline Kaiko Jack Girls' State hockey parties captain of Gymnastics Leah, Chris, and Sharon T.T. Really? will never forget senior English enjoys being involved. Michael R. Kallberg Mike Frank, Tom, Mark, Paul the races waterskiing You can't win them all. Sometimes I feel like I will never stop, just go on forever. Melinda A. Kalin Mel Yale UConn Chemistry July 72 Saturday nights at Cheshire PLT I can do all things through Him that strengthen me. Mr. Nugent, Tim Fox Gina M. Karambay Gina an enthusiastic gymnast often seen with Bette fond memories of 8th period typing and walking to school Those are the breaks. John J. Kazlauskas Another J.A. kid Mark will always remember History Holy Spirit Folk Group tennis Hail, Hail, Hail. knowledge itself is power. Janine Kasprzyk Janine swims like a fish I don't believe it. Synchronized Swim Club that hard to say last name Neat enjoys any type of fun. 66 John Kingsley Maureen Kelly Russel Lamar Kintner Good morning, America. How are You? Don't you know me? I'm your native son. Mo Debbie, Patti, Dianne, Carol, and Marie loves going to parties Elizabeth Green hates doing nothing parties at the beach all summer. Russ driving and bicycle riding Thrifty Drug quiet and busy Hey. Swim Team. Barbara A. Kennedy David J.A. joe's sister Italian Kitchen Watkin's Glen mental moods weekend parties embarrassing moments enjoys listening to music. Donna Korn Smiling at everyone she sees, who's reaching out to capture a moment. Denise Korzynski Good times at Cedarcrest with Sheri, Kim, and Marie called Nina likes pizza dancing memories of Bill's parties the lake in New Hampshire. Mrs. Horbal Geoffrey Klotz Jeff farmer Really Marlborough likes the outdoor life camping, fishing, and skiing You've got me, that's enough. Maine that Labor Day camping trip Donna. Jay Kolosky Never a dull moment free thinker has definite feelings about school often camps out on weekends independent. 68 Dawn S. Kummer Jean Lamb Kevin P. Kowar Dawn always smiling a lover of Misquamicut an NHS swimmer boys, boys, and more boys! Life is not life at all without delight. — Patmore Jean keeps everyone laughing a deep interest in music locker problems! exhibits true concern for others loves a good party Sylvia and Sophia a Grant's girl will never forget Keene Oh, my God! Top Bink, Scott, Rob, Dave, and Top Morlino Soccer One Man Out, Bruce C., John S., and Barton's R at the beach There are plenty of acquaintances in the world, but very few real friends. Michael Kuzma Kuz one of our football captains also plays baseball sharp dresser seen with Mary Ellen likes weekends Fire 'em up Freddie boy! 69 Michael Brown Steve Kuzoian Thump” likes baseball, what else? All-Star catcher works at the Grinder Shop that green Mustang. Linda Lee Landry Lee No way. . likes music, food, and movies goes around with Joyce, Donna, and Ernie I'll never let my schooling interfere with my education. David Laitinen A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. Gary Lajoie In quietness lies friendship busy at Food Mart always sleeping enjoys listening to his stereo usual- ly seen with J.V. or J.M. Lauren Forsyth Jeffrey Lang Like a fool I am and I'll always be; I've got a dream. They can change their minds but they can't change me; I've got a dream. And I know I could share it if you wanted to, if you're going my way I'll go with you Link W. LaPorte Karen LaPlante Peter Paul LaPlante Cars working on the Road Runner and the Toyota spelunking goodnatured and generous plays tennis and inner tubes down rivers Jellco. For what is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill? Seek him always with hours to live. For it is his to fill your need but not your emptiness. — Kahlil Gibran Pete likes cars and Karen often seen with Eugene, Jeff and Ronnie You wanna race the 'cuda; it'll get ya. SlapStick. 71 Kurt Larsen Kurt camping crazy parties Get censored! favorite hobbies are definitely not school or work Of course! will always remember Graduation Day! Deborah Jane LeBel An outstandingly creative person I've got so much to do. Love while you've got love to give, live while you've got life to live things take time — Hein Karen Larson Karen A sincere friend quiet until you get to know her gullible that Volkswagen often seen with Cathy that trip to Florida Jeff. Mark Lewonzyk I celebrate myself, and sing myself And what I assume you shall assume For every atom belonging to me As good as belongs to you. — Walt Whitman J. Morlino, K. Bury, J. Vassar, P. Swayne. 72 Tom H. Lindsay Tech all around sports enthusiast not to mention motorcycles, cars, and girls Oh, really. spends his time with Lon and many feminine companions those unforgettable 11th grade lunches. Mr. Lee Terry Levesque Hello, It's Me choir constant- ly talking always thinking of Al sixth period lunch You're Polish. Shorthand those weekends at Mr. D's with Al, Paul, and Sue. Jerry Lindsley But it's all right now. I've learned my lesson well. You can't please everyone so you've got to please yourself. Dona Lee Liss Dona an artist German Shepherds You're welcome Burlingame Sue and Janice trailing in the jeep and flowers James Taylor Bethel, Vermont Wynn camping. 73 Stanley Lipinski Stan likes photography and sports seen with Jim Mike hates to go to work “What's happening! Carol C. Listro Phil will always remember Gem's Gas Station likes to party always smiling geometry in 10th grade likes to go camping “The Family Really!!! Gregory B. Listwan J.P. football likes being out in the country sitting on the 3rd floor radiator cars and motorcycles will never forget Eurasian History class! Cheryl Ann Litwin Cheryl wide range of friends always ready to laugh an opinion on everything seen with Norma and Karen animals and weekends memories Two Guys Get lost! Boa S.S. Loose! 74 Michael). Longo Beth Ann Loveland Jim K. Lozinski Mike Power Mechanics enjoys baseball, the Packers, and winter dislikes getting up in the morning will always remember French class. Slow down, you move too fast. You've got to savor life while it lasts. Jimbo real outdoorsman interested in hunting, fishing, and camping! the Hospital has a special interest in Maine that new Scout not born to follow. Nancy L. Lukas Always laughing or talking Rocky Neck parties close talks with the girls A happy memory is on earth perhaps truer than happiness. What's happening Friday night? Regina Lynch Gina explosive in personality and in looks!! likes horseback riding The Colonel Betoe a true friend dislikes KFC V.P. of G.A.A. Junior Birdman John. Louis Macri Lou loves working on those Vegas will always remember that last day of school dislikes Datsun trucks Lisa diligent work at the Nursery. Chris R. Magarian Chris our N.H.S. mascot always a smile Jr. Birdman C.P. gymnastics Seniors in the back! summer parties T.T. often heard on the hockey field Executive Board Takethat back!! 76 Cathy Mag Linda A. Magnoli James Mallon Cath battery panic small in size but not in thoughts n 21 wre-member the w is silent the mischievous little Mag her own smile Stephen. Miss Practical active cheerleading co-captain enjoys gymnastics livelier by the minute predicament in the trunk all those parties a true friend a heart of gold generosity is her nature. Jim often seen with M.L., S.L., D.L., M.S., and D.C. avid fan of the Baltimore Colts Buzz off! enjoys sleeping Struggle is the father of all things Jackie. Timothy A. Manke Tim enjoys reading, history, swimming, and camping quieter mem- ber of the class often seen with Gerald and George wants to be- come a part of history. 77 M. Robark, J. Mazuerk, D. Manzi. Bill Martucci Debbi). Manzi John McKnight Bill “Give me a break W.l. Chinese fire drills 'til 5 a.m. C.H.G. Drama Club waiting for the afterprom purple and orange the long coat. Joe loves the beach, parties, N.J. and Ed! weekends spent skiing the Cape Are you kidding? 7:45 dash All can hear but only the sensitive can understand. Our McDonald's man Alice Cooper fan enjoys stock car racing and concerts McKnight Memorial Pool cemetery walks and Frankenstein Lane a sincere friend to all. Mary-Jo Maynard Mary likes reading The Hobbit enjoys being alone when she knows she doesn't have to be can't stand doing nothing Why me? will never forget 11th grade Looking forward to school in Florida. Brian McGinness Basketball lones camping loves steak drives a green Mustang likes cars. Joan T. Mazurek B.J. president football camping at Cape Cod Moose loves parties and partying the Barn and Steve Miller Band often seen with Maureen, Sue, Sue, Lisa, and Deb a true friend. Michael M. McGuiness Mike summers, the water, and beachcombing spends a lot of time scuba diving member of the boys swim team Petersen's. 79 Jeremy McKay If I were you, I think. I'd bother only with the present — now is the only time. Michelle McDonnell Shelly loves those concerts That's not him? Maryann and Elizabeth Keep going. Lincoln Dairy West Hartford par- ties at Elizabeth's It's plain to see you're on your own Mark McNeilly The happiest person is the person who thinks the most interesting thoughts. Linda McCusker Just as new life will come from death, love will come at leisure. Love of love, love of life, and giving without measure gives in return a wondrous yearn of a promise almost seen. — G. Edge Mrs. Gossoo 80 Mr. Gordes Gloria Jean McGrath Terry Jordan Mednick Sheila Meade Glo GM, mark of excellence friendly neighborhood bank teller Cruising down Rt. 2 camping at Marlborough skiing in Austria Wadda! Mother Nature Michele!!! Terry: Pres. Executive Council meetings Chaplin movies The sweet tasting good life is easily found. I know when I get there, the first thing I'll see, is the sun shining golden, right down on me. Sheil always in the stands an abundance of freckles Conchita loves the beach Rhode Island the Marshall's girl good sense of humor Are you kidding? Barb, Denise, Linda. 81 Steven Minahan “We have more ability than will power, and it is often an excuse to ourselves that we imagine that things are impossible. Bette Mercak Michele Mercier Patricia E. Meskill “He who would learn to fly one day must first learn to stand and walk and run and climb and dance: one cannot fly into flying. “Happiness is the only good, reason the only torch, justice the only worship, humanity the only religion Mes likes sports especially baseball and 5 another Ah-duh Irish and freckles bungies “Hey Sweetie 11th grade cheerleading usually with her “Val “I was only foolin'. lay's girl. 82 Dennis Moehon Memories of tenth grade Lee, Rick, and Mark's friend likes records, tennis, and swimming Well, I don't know biology Scribe. Lisa T. Meucci Meuch happy-go-lucky lives for today tomorrow a farm field hockey Snowmobiling with no snow? seen with Pam, Elaine, and Cathy Don't worry Elaine, we'll find the car! John Morlino Dillinger Baskuubiak parties in Atlanta football with the guys usually with Karen, Dave, Horn, Bink, or Kenny Hunga Dunga | mean really! Catherine J. Moore Cathy accomplisher M2 Swim Team A smile and a laugh to brighten any day. Robert Edward Moulton Bob sports photography collecting rocks and coins Band AV seen with Mark. Andy Murphy Murph football and baseball — All Conference football tri-captain and Coach's Award Moose Lodge Saturday night grinders 111 and 671 Molls. 84 Jo Ann Morris Kathy Mysliewiec Barbara Mueller Jo always laughing loves M M's pretty blue eyes power mech thinks of others before herself not as quiet as she seems What? Kathy quiet and shy until you get to know her a great sense of humor truly a friend to have Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality. Kootchee always with Terry those Hartford guys 3rd period study in Jr. year “What an egg. loves days off from school and work You're kidding! Michael N. Nelson “Hola, hola summers at the beach his horse math classes music always second fiddle. 85 Mr. Cybulski Theresa M. Nathaniel Daniel Nowik Susan Netupski “Every day fades away but memories can last forever. partying partying and partying Vermont Jeanne, Nancy and Berlin notes the beach. Terry Yesterday's dreams are tomorrow's sighs. Quiet? that white Buick Twin City a Pisces “Well? a music lover I don't know. Let us take each day as it comes, knowing that for every day there is a tomorrow. n Patricia A. O'Neil Mr. Aros Ricky Nyborg Elizabeth Nucci Richarde C.B.A. putza Three Musketeers Graphic Arts Club Mike pushing the Heavy Chevy home from school Don't call me Richard. Student Council Allyn, Mike, and me. Nuch effervescent waterskiing summer resort No. No. I didn't mean it like that! . Europe will never be the same Sure! better late than never. Pat loves the beach usually with Sue that surprise for her 17th Dingo that certain orange outfit and the blue ballerinas dancing at Dock Dine Avon Old Farms. Allyn Onisto Quista Debbie misspelled Alan Three Musketeers looking for Rick at the Prom the back row in biology He's looking for adventure, or whatever comes his way. 87 Mark Ouellette Janet Olson Kathleen O'Toole Olet He is only bright that shines by himself Jan spaz attacks the surprise party one of the gang 50's mqsic weekends in Vermont Sequin camping Plan A Ya know. O'Toole likes swimming, swimming, and swimming seen with Kim and Barney Don't walk behind me, I may not lead. Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow. Just walk beside me and be my friend. 88 Mr. Ashton, Mrs. Keleher, Miss King, Mr. Flynn. Dave Palmeri Palmara will never forget that first win against Rockville Dave B. a great sense of humor Fabian dislikes work NHS pitcher chewing tobacco Gail. Nancy Davidson Trudy Packard Many fine things can be done in a day — If you don't always make that day tomorrow. Joseph Papa No coward soul is mine. No tremble on the world's storm troubled sphere. Belinda Pasquale Billie pop music and dancing Chicago Colour my world oh, wow! surprised at having so many study periods. 89 Steve Paradise In the end they'll surely know, I wasn't born to follow. Cynthia Patriss A bell is no bell till you ring it, A song is no song till you sing it, And love in your heart Wasn't put there to stay Love isn't love Till you give it away. Steven Parker Parker with Val, Ray, and Kirk Huh? likes skiing and Torinos every year he planned to try out for the soccer team Student Council beaching. Gita Patel Take life too seriously, and what is it worth? 90 John Parry Sue Palrissi Kevin Pauloz Likes music, sports, and the night time seen with anyone who wants to come early mornings at the pool Catch you at the high end! Orioles. Each one has to find his peace from within, and peace to be real must be unaffected by outside circumstances. — M. Gandhi Mischief is King, and I am its slave. Vicente a frequent visitor to Mt. Snow the 50's often seen with janet, Rick, and Carla Spanish III the baseball dance Kim Petralito Kim friendly and sincere an enthusiast Italian food enjoys camping, bike riding, and hiking Puerto Rico's beaches a green Toyota. Mr. Treggor, Karen Bottiglieri jeanine Pezzenti Enjoys getting out and doing things memories of those Holy Spirit dances a real camping enthusiast but dislikes mosquitoes an animal lover often seen with Ginny and Jodie. Mr. Monty Jean Louise Pittsinger Pitts oldies but goodies I love everybody. Heidi's parties PTL history class I havta tell ya!!! Michael Peck Michash Cathy flat-black special Three Musketeers the siren Junior Prom future plans hamburger a la floor Legs. Guy R. Pelletier It is not what he has nor what he does that directly expresses the worth of a man but what he is. Renee Plourd Deborah Pluta Kevin Penfield Renee fun-loving and carefree French is not her thing Room 8 those times with the girls You got a lot of Moxie. Bird a good dancer one of the gang sailors size 1 Vt all those surprise parties 17th birthday good things come in small packages ) ) D D. Kevin B.S.A. Variety Show Assistant Producer MGN and Bix Petersen's motorcycles the lake dislikes work The world will go on, but I won't interfere. K. Moore, K. Widlak, J. Mazurek Jeff Petersen Mindy Postl Rick Pew Life is a series of surprises, and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. Mindy Steve Mark and Sam crazy times with Patty Jim J Right, right, Terrific, terrific What else can I be, but what I am? I'll never let my schooling interfere with my education. Mr. Marsh, Andy Murphy Mrs. Scoler Philip Pitchette Phil school is definitely not his thing girls frequently found asleep always joking hates the mornings. Samuel Presutti Sam not one for waking early Medi-Mart quiet often seen outside of school the old high school How 'bout a cigarette? Gale Potter Gale E.J. always a smile short and cute not as quiet as you think the gang at Hadley's awaits the weekends looking for something real and honest. Debbie Priola Debbi or S.S. Black Point Tom great times at Green Falls All-man Bros. that tape recording often seen with Sue, Maureen, Sue, Joan, and Lisa world's tallest pygmy strange voices from the trunk Tom. 95 Jonathan R. Pranitis Patricia Ann Pulek Vincent Pranitis Jon Tom, Mitch, Brian, Andy, and Chip football practice Butch Bottom-of-the-barrel Club What can I say? The best gift you can give a friend is honesty. Pat the new girl from PHS to NHS quiet but friendly when you get to know her 74 yards of yarn Paul! Paul! Paul! after graduation? one of the few brave girls who took drafting say something. Vin tennis sailing Tom, Andy, Mitch diner Beach Boys Concert Nazi memorabilia mum-machine. 96 Ms. Chatfield Shar that certain someone in Avon T.T. often seen with Chris and Nancy If at first you don't succeed, give up. Take that back. I'm ashamed of you. Hall High dances hates getting up in the morning. We grieve not when we part from our friends, for that which we love most in him may be clearer in his absence as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. Ricky the gang SO's fanatic S.P.C. member the route Plan A How long did it take you to grow your hair? the first concert honey-dipped donuts Chocolate Valentine Really. 97 Dave Rizzo Dave Riz Sue the guys John, Kev, Rob, and Scott Nian-tic and those beaches soccer Raunchy Ralph Elvis Rhapsody and One Man Out Friendly's Tears in my eyes — It's been good! Miguelina Rigio Mickey an attractive student at N.H.S. that flowing dark hair and sparkling Italian eyes always laughing suitcase Library Club? remembrances of Kathy Is that a rabbit dress? Biology Class. S. Stolezki, N. Covaleski Michael Roback There are persons so radiant, so genial, so kind, so pleasure-bearing, that you instinctively feel, in their presence, that they do you good, that their coming into a room is like bringing a lamp there. Kathy Riley Kath with Judy, Mickey, Kim and in Library Club and Sequin memories of the carrot, Lakeville, and Dum Bunny Love isn't love 'til you give it away. 98 Len Rosenthal Ann Rippel Cathy Rogers Lenny golf is his game likes girls and goofing off will always remember parties at his house a love for all sports dislikes drugs, crime, and traffic violations wants to be a law enforcer. Anna Maria unusual ambitions in life laughing and joking VP — turned — Pres. enjoys history True happiness consists not in the multitude of friends, but in the worth and choice. Butch little, lively, and always laughing a great dancer strictly a Marshall's girl . Let's Boogie. loves partying with the gang memories of driving around town an asset to NHS's gymnastic team. Richard D. Ryan Diane Rossignol Scott A. Sampl Rick an active member of Scribe loves to visit that 7-11 store a real animal lover can often be seen with Len and friends at the Grantmoor Driving Range Oh, those trips to Hartford! Di usually going out with the gang , babysitting or boogieing smiling at the Sunshine Shoppe What a squish. always laughing Cathy, Terry, Rob, Scott and the gang. The guys Rob, Dave, John, Kev Friendly's Super Scoop Chuck Berry and One Man Out those beaches Sorry, no Big Beefs, sir! To be a part of all my friends as they are all a part of me. 100 Tom A. Santerre Sue DePatie, Kathy Ebb Elaine A. Rusczyk Kenneth Mark Sanderson Elainy a warm and loving person loves camping on the beach memories of those 6th period studies Smile. Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves. Mark tennis and J. A. likes to get out early seen with John K. will always remember the years after high school Barbie M. working at Image Intramural Volleyball. Enjoys snowmobiling in winter tennis in summer often seen with Dan and Greg attempts at Cross Country memories of Lum's Pass the butter, please. dislikes red pens. Lou Ann Russell Lou a people-lover strictly a summer girl a great dancer can be found at Gem's? loves 2:15 a bit accident-prone (2 casts!) frog memories of a green VW I'm sure! 101 Cynthia L. Scheyd Cindy Harlan a true friend concerts at Dillon cute and petite summer of 72 interested in working with the handicapped Just find someone who's turning and you will come around. Nancy Schuddekopf The future of the earth is in our hands. How shall we decide? — Chardin Mrs. Kenneth M. Scallion Ken a real car nut often seen at those Riverside Stock car races Sue one of the Bedding Barn Crew You turkey always late for football practice Wanna buy a goat cheap? Hathaway Lee E. Schamberger Birdman a guy with a creative imagination that livens things up dislikes flat tires, especially when it's all four a man of many philosophies and an interesting love of sailplanes What the hey? 102 Mr. Sudo Greg Scharr Mischief is king, and I am its slave. Greg a real fun-loving type of guy with a great sense of humor can be seen with Tom and Dan. Joe Scrivano I saw and heard, and knew at last The how and why of all things, past And present, and forevermore. Barbara H. Schuman Barb effervescent personality always a smile and a hello for everyone classy dresser interested in special education You will know a bird by its song — and a man by his smile. Karen Joyce Schwanke A letter a day the Island Jeff I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ futile attempts at curly hair 83 more days! For me to live is Christ. Jerry Shine “It is impossible to live a pleasant life without living wisely and well and justly, and it is impossible to live wisely and well and justly without living pleasantly. — Epicurus JaneSeidl Those of us who walk in light must help the ones in darkness up. For that's what life is all about and love is all there is to life. Mrs. Dath Deborah A. Sheiman Richard Shoor “What is most needed today a new sense of life a joyousness in the possibilities for human unity and a determination to keep this planet from becoming uninhabitable. — N. Cousins Rick a man of many interests loves music and concerts but dislikes those top 40 records an avid sports fan follows the Yankees and the Giants active in both Scribe and the Photo Club. Robert F. Sicuranza Bob strong silent type always investing in a new car skiing in Vermont dressing sharply Meriden with Barb summers at Point O' Woods. Debbie Simmons Crisco Allyn The Gang surprise parties great (?) cook I'm so upset! snowflake the grease pit Kal hot fudge sundaes I want my pancakes. the duck stand How come the car won't start? George Simpson What can I say? 3 years as varsity football manager those pool parties in the morning hours! often seen with Bill and Tim cars, sports, and more cars! those Friday nights at McDonald's. 105 Paul Soaft Barbara Sinatra Greg Solari Let's party! often seen at the center and pushing his white Mustang enjoys camping always someone to look up to wants to escape to Arizona and Canada. An indispensible member of the class spends time with The Gang a music and sports enthusiast will always remember Keene and Briga-doon femininity with an air of dignity I couldn't believe it. A great Ed Sullivan! often seen with Steve and Jerry motorcycles, cars, and more motorcycles! a boxing fan plans to enlist in the Coast Guard. Guidance Director Miss Landers, Mr. Parente, Miss Main 106 Joanne Socha “Joe Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others can't keep it from themselves. likes those blond Italians sees the world with an artistic mind those summers on the Niantic River. Mrs. Bowsza Patricia Smith Pat Now cut that out! Drama rehearsals and meetings Ham Grinders Lew Don't get hyper, Cheryl! waterskiing Smith! often seen with Trudy and Terri. Randolph Spitko Randy seen with Mitch, Andy, Jon, and Vin hates to get up in the morning prefers cars over homework! The times, Oh we had some times Now all we have to think about are times gone by. — McKuen Karen St. John Moose often seen with Norma and Linda those bookkeeping classes! active in choir Success is to be measured by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to succeed. appreciates the natural things. 107 Donna St. Pierre Youth's for an hour, beauty's a flower, but love is the jewel that wins the world. Robert Stack Bob Thrifty's man tuna gang wonderful sense of humor chemistry class parties up at Storrs Pinto and the curb. Sheree St. Pierre . Sheree peppy cheerleading Captain likes the beach in all seasons frequently seen with Neil A true friend is the best possession. 108 Clifford Stamm Lois Stahlbush Chip a great asset to both the soccer and swim teams drive-in movies and camping at Storrs enjoys skiing and tennis usually with )on or Vin. Hiking and bike-riding Ecology Club memories of West Virginia 6th period lunch the Block Party can be seen with Lynne the challenge of parallel parking animal science a person of concerns. Newell Stamm A reasonable man of a thousand words possesses a unique humor a germ freak who's active in photography, Scribe and AV future plans include psychology really gets into science fiction! Mr. Dilion Judith Stevens Robert Storozuk Paul Swanke And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. — K. Gibran Bob often seen with Charlie, Neil, and Steve those great memories of Graphic Arts favors the New York Knicks often spends spare time golfing and listening to music. Swank Knee high by the 4th of July active in track and field likes flying memories of running Cross Country in the pool!?! 110 Susan Stolezki lynore Sullo Ed Sydlowski Sue loves to go to parties I don't know. I abstain from the people who consider insolence, bravery, and tenderness cowardice. And I abstain from those who consider chatter wisdom and silence ignorance. Often seen with Linda and Karen red sneakers are her favorite footwear a good vocalist who plans a career of music Those parties! memories of Brigadoon. Parties skiing motorcycles Imagine that. Deb Joe the Junior Prom Sound View Calm down Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler. — A. Einstein Paula Sykes Mac loves horses, friends, and music active member of swim team, various choirs, and of course, orchestra I beg to differ. The butterfly counts not months but moments and has time enough Ill Mr. Roberts Deborah Swanson Debbie special love for dogs superb sewer DECA Club antifootball enjoys cooking and golf with Terry and Donna. Robert Theriault No man can tell what the future may bring forth. Mr. Ruggiero, Mrs. Bannon Pat Swayne Swayno that long red hair in- tense love for baseball one of the ah-duh six Don't mess! Official scorekeeper tempestuous Scribe always with Glib, Mes, Marge, Bazzano, or on a baseball bench. Ioann Swirzewski loasia definite mind of her own Natasia Kit Kats flowers a party-goer the Family!! Marlborough enjoys good music The minds of men are never satisfied. the good times at Misquamicut. Mr. Epstein, Mr. Gombotz, Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Patz. Robert Teralia Jan Thomas Mark Tedesco It is the individual man in his individual freedom who can mature with his spirit the unripe world. Kirk Teralia The only way to predict the future is to have the power to shape the future. Jammy The world goes on within you and without you. Baskin-Robbins Bleep those old Holy Spirit dances. The uncreative mind can spot the wrong answers, but it takes a creative mind to spot wrong questions. — A. Jay 113 Robin Tipton Lois Tinkham Eugene Taraschuk Robin spends her summers at Hammonasset bubbly personality always laughing beautiful brown eyes bike-riding so talkative looks forward to her weekends a good friend Jimmy. Lo or Locus her unforgettable laugh always seen with Lori Okay now, let's be serious. a true individualist. Eugene loves cars — especially black Chevies Satan often seen with Jeff and Peter. Carol Tracy Carol likes winter sports active member of Rainbow and P.F. often seen in the AV room Rob, Jeff, and Jon. 114 Mr. Rothberg, Mr. Petrovic, Miss Paternostro. Anne Turner Annie blue eyes, pretty hair Joan Baez and Leonard Cohen L.I.A.B a world of rainbows and dreams of tomorrow It is such a secret place, the land of tears. Frank Tyskewicz Frank the Sunshine Shoppe likes Business Administration often seen with Bob or Jeff will never forget tenth grade biology has a preference for basketball a nice guy to know. Robin Tofil Always, but always, seen with Cheryl goes by the name of Bird at times looks forward to Friday nights a Charlie Chaplin fan. 115 Mike Viccaro Anne Christine Valencia Bubbles Bobby's girl W.l. Tahiti N.A.A.W.W.W.A.E.M. Tacorral Princess Anne telephones Cher Vice-President of Drama Club The best way to have a friend is to be one. Jim Vassar Vas All Conference Soccer likes to play checkers usually with Mike Hee not particularly fond of school. Susan Valente Valachi often seen in New Britain Moo Nora Ya know. My hopes are not always realized, but I will always hope. 116 John Venirelli An avid girl watcher plans to give Dave competition on the track always looking for a good time or at least a unique one those basketball games in the weight room J J, D D. Danguole Virkutis True to her word, her work, and her friends. brilliant and talented in many fields an unforgettable Canadian vacation that weak stomach surprise parties with The Gang | J, D D I'm fourteen. Sharon Valentine Pickle always laughing a red face often seen with Sue McDonald's and all those guys football games What a pickle! Sue Babcock DAR Excels without pretensions faithful acceptance of responsibility and consistent involvement the power to conquer the future unfaltering simplicity and modesty one rich woman in hundreds with a satisfied mind. Cheryl L. Veinot Conchita loves watching Chaplin movies often found with Robin cousin? she's always ready to laugh To be a person is to be engaged in a perpetual process of becoming. — Fosdick 117 Lisa J. Wallace Wally summers in Maine nights out with the girls watching out for the curbs feetsball often seen with Maureen “Huh, whatcha say? Hey, Rabbit! Cindy Waltman Cindy vivacious laughter Quickly, quickly always ready for a good time skiing in Austrian Alps a hard working class officer those crazy lunch periods a friend to all. George Vournazos Muscles likes dunebuggies and girls (not necessarily in that order) gymnastics Dave, Nick, Marc, John the red chevy Joanne and Sue. Marina Voskobiynyk Rina fantastic piano player loves music concerts in the summer one of the gang the groovies 50's music LIAB Do you wanna go? spreading sunshine wherever she goes. 118 Beverly Cavell Wanza Tamba likes traveling and adventure trips to UNCONN long lunch waves double sessions Executive Council meetings the barn art and sports. Debra Weed For through it all — above, beyond it all — I know the far-sent message of the years, I feel the coming glory of the light. — E. A. Robinson Kenneth Wartschow Ken Wart motorcycle and racing car fan Duck Adolf happiest when watching girls. 119 Mr. Mulligan Kimberly S. Widlak Kim TUD'S the Barn the imp It's only tea! life guard The party's over! shimmies out with the girls weekend parties Youth Council meetings. Sheryl Wendrow Scheryl that irresistible laugh memorable times at the beach looks forward to the weekends heart-to-heart talks Paul What d'ya mean! Maria Wei Our friend from Taiwan Tegelberg from Taiwan to Hong Kong Hey Captain of the majorettes that long, long hair likes ping pong, traveling, dancing often with Sue, Laurie, Kathy, Jean always laughing. Mr. DeHay, Mrs. Napolitan, Mr. Williams. 120 Susan Winalski A woman has to be twice as good as a man to go half as far. F. Hurst Sue Woronick Sue Cape Cod fun to be with That's another one always seen with Maria, Laurie, Karen I don't know tutoring in Hartford Spanish Honor Society. Richard Williams Wils Get out of here unforgettable Mr. Ratio Irene's famous for sleeping in the library A-lone we find solitude, together we find love. Mary Beth West Beth alias B.B. or Owl perky and full of zest loves life to the fullest memories of Nights and White Satin My mother's going to kill me! 121 Matt Zadrowski Victoria Zuraw Bill Woods All those U-Conn courses great golfer and member of the N.H.S. team playing tennis in gym? those lunches at McDonald's. Seen with Sue, Nancy, JoAnn, Ange a loyal member of the N.H.S. majorettes will always remember Graduation 73 White Rabbit often heard asking How've ya been? Billy often seen around the pool a friend to so many people a really hard worker usually with Jeff. 122 Dr. Ide Bob Yagloski Bob Gloria J.A. Board of Achievers vice president company President four-in-one tuxedo scary movies a ways in a good mood. Jack Yetiv Some men see things as they are and say, Why? I dream things that never were and say Why not? — Robert Kennedy Richard Young Rick Where do we go from here? is there no way of knowing, where do we go from here? Could you tell me someone. I'd go anywhere. Rebecca Zooleck Becky Red always partying!! Rox and Moo that colorful hair lives in N.B. John 'used cars Krystl's lasallettes Just what you want to be, you'll be in the end. Mrs. Richter JoAnn Yannas Jo Hi, Kid. loves bikes unforgettable Holy Spirit Dances West Hartford Oh, you're so often seen with Nancy, Vicky, Ange, and Sue. 123 Paul L. Belina I took the road less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. — Frost Paul Danielczuk For hope shall brighten days to come. And memory gild the past. Dermilus Ann Dejarnatt Stretch likes V.W.'s, W. N. C. N., T-Shirts, and red sneakers Hey babe, wanna boogie? Hey, toots! Laura Dorman Who would desire a personal relationship with the institution drudgery of school? Lon Eckman What is originality? It is being one's self. Vincent Fort In the end they'll surely know, I wasn't born to follow. Nicholas R. Fusco Jr. Nick or Chip digs people for what they are Mark, Phil, and John. Kenneth C. Goodridge If a man does not keep up with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears the sound of a different drummer. — Thoreau Victor Guerrette I want to live I want to give I've been a miner for a heart of gold. Paul Lindberg Let each become all that he was created capable of being. Craig T. MacDonald Enjoys the outdoors a special interest on West Coast. Sue Mansfield Loves sunrise, beaches, and horseback riding Hold fast to dreams. Brian McCarthy To be a nobody but yourself means to fight the hardest battle any human can fight. — e. e. cummings Tom Mongello One of the signs of passing youth is the birth of a sense of fellowship. Bernd Newman My interest is in the future because I'm going to spend the rest of my life there. — C. Kettering Susan Peretti Kindness in giving creates love. Walter Roberts Wally quiet and conscientious student but with a touch of deviltry in him. Dee Ann Ross Individuality is everywhere to be spared and respected as the root of everything good. — Richter Jeff Schmit Who can say more than this rich praise, that you alone are you? Bill Shailer The best preparation for the future is to live as if there were not. Michael Sheehan Our youth we can have but today. We may always find time to grow old. Mark Kaminski — It is better to be honored by remembrance than to be remembered with tears. 124 MR ANDERSON MR. STEELE MR. MANDEVILLE 125 Peter Sheehan If thou love life then do not squander time. For that's the stuff life is made of. Virginia Torres I celebrate myself and sing myself. And what I assume you shall assume, For every atom belonging to me as good as belongs to you. — Whitman Jon Wittig The days that make us happy make us wise. Deborah Woodend That life only is truly free which rules and suffices for itself. — Bulwer Clubs All Ye Who Music Love Fa la la la la — la la la la can be heard from the mouths of the Madrigal Choir, a select group of talented and devoted choir members who meet outside of school hours under the inspiring direction of Mr. Francis Dilion. At performances they carry us back in time to the Medieval days by their costumes and musical style. Truly a fine goup, they are a great asset to the Music Department. What?! No Boys? Girls' Choir is one of the few organizations at Newington High that discriminates against boys — only girls are allowed to join. It numbers approximately thirty freshman and sophomore girls who eagerly work and prepare for future membership in Senior Choir. The girls entertain with the other choirs at the Christmas and Spring concerts. 128 Paula Sykes Take It From the Top ). Bliss, G. Stedman, S. Davis, M. Brown, W. Kasprow. bellows Mr. Francis Dilion to approximately 60 eager Senior Choir members every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. All you gum-chewers in the basket. That Bach! Rita our president. Oh, no! Not candles! Posture! No — don't fall off the chair! Tenors! Quiet you talkers in the Sopranos. All right, now! Measure 27, and a 1, and a 2 and a Miriam Babcock 129 Musicians Display Talent One's art of expression in music is an experience unique to education. Opportunities for exposure to standard symphonic works, especially of the Classical and Baroque periods, further one's sense of spirit and creativity. Musicians in Newington's Symphony Orchestra are provided with unlimited occasions to develop these abilities, which range from their own concerts to participation in The Sound of Music. Their biggest event of the year was attending a music festival in Bermuda. Concert Band Spells Success The Newington High School Concert Band consists of approximately 35 musicians who are expanding and developing their musical knowledge. Combining with the Symphonic Band, they form the Marching Band. They also work in conjunction with the Symphonic Band to sponsor the annual N. H. S. Variety Show. During the spring, this group attended an exchange concert with the Symphonic Band at North Redding High in North Redding, Massachusetts. 130 Bach Would Be Pleased Louise LaChance, Susan Clopton, Meliss Parody, Debra lebel Scott Sampl The development of sensitivity, depth, and independence in playing characterizes the opportunities advanced musicians benefit from in the Chamber Orchestra. Students deal with intricate musical compositions. This year their efforts were recognized by performances on WTIC and at the Wadsworth Atheneum. Paula Sykes 131 )anet Croth, Jane Bobko Come Hear the Music The Symphonic Band is a group of advanced performers who play all styles of band music. Their varied repertoire ranges from serious music to pop and show selections. This talented group is kept busy both in the school and the community. They sponsor Showcase 74 and performed in their own Pops Concert in May. The Symphonic Band also participated in an Exchange Concert with North Redding High School, in Massachusetts, and marched in the Memorial Day Parade with the Majorettes. Joyce Danforth David Rizzo 132 School Spirit Exemplified Early summer mornings and last-minute practices keep the majorettes in shape to show their poise, form, and coordination at bonfires, the Memorial Day Parade, and football and basketball games during halftime. The twirl-ers are a good example of school spirit as they add pep to the games. Captain Maria Wei and co-captain Kathy Arnest advise the cheery girls to keep smiling as they introduce new twirls and routines, as well as perform old ones. Their year of twirling ends with a banquet and award ceremony. Maria Wei Marching Band Moves Eyeballs Meeting every Tuesday and Thursday from 2:15 to 3:45, the Marching Band drills to the commands of Mr. John Mills and the whistle of Carrie Friedman. Members display their musician-ship and marching formation during all of the home football games. On the memorable Saturday of October 27,1973, the band acknowledged Halloween with a bewitching song and a pumpkin with moving eyeballs. Well, on to bigger and better things. Left, right, left, right, left . 133 Council Solves Problems Every Tuesday, a group of students representing all four high school classes meet, during school, (one reason the attendance is so good!), to discuss school problems and try to solve them. Thus, the Executive Council acts as the middle-man between the students and the administration. Although they tackle some pretty tough problems, the council students admit that Executive Council is also a lot of fun! C. Baker, B. Wanza, P. Wolfe, T. Mednick, B. Belcamino. 134 ROW 1: L. Bazzano, N. Schuddekopf, N. Cunningham, M. Albanese, D. Sheiman, D. Virku-Iis, B. Belcamino, S. Guze, S. Ceraldi,). Pittsinger, S. Clopton, M. Kalin, S. Babcock, K. Golden, P. Sykes, G. Jones; ROW 2: J. Bobko, S. Mattarocci, J. Danforth, T. Czerwinski, T. Gallic-chio,). Cornish, B Sinatra, S. Sampl, J. Kaiko, S. St. Pierre, B. Loveland, M. Voskobiynyk, M. Wei, S. Woronick, J. Fu, D. Kummer, K. Anest, A. Rippel, D. Lebel, K. Bottiglieri; ROW 3 K. Kowar, ). Stafstrom, W. Martucci, R. Brennan, J. Bliss, S. Bujnowski, D. Rizzo, M. Brown, J. Gadea, M. Gandleman. Society Gets Involved The National Honor Society's main goal this year has been to involve itself in projects aimed at helping other people. On Halloween night ghostly creatures from the Society took children from the Regional Center trick-or-treating. They organized a schoolwide Thanksgiving Day Project in November that enabled several needy Newington families to eat a wholesome turkey dinner. The December project was a first in the National Honor Society; many of its members travelled through Newington singing Christmas carols and spreading Christmas cheer. In the spring, their annual basketball game was held. The money raised was for several savings bonds to be awarded in June to worthy club members. Kevin Kowar 135 Sandi Guze Student Board Is Your Voice In its second year of operation, this sounding board for all students of the Newington School system opened avenues of communication between the students and the Board of Education. The nine members were elected at large by the high school student body. Upon election, they became members of the Connecticut Association of Student Representatives. Now they are our voice concerning the workings of our educational system. Talk to them! S. Babcock, A. Kounaris, C. Baker, J. Lang, M. Brown, B Fisher. AFS Is . .. The American Field Service Chapter at Newington High is a small but devoted group of students who try to inform the school and community as to who they are and what their club is all about. AFS is an international organization with chapters all over the world. They sponsor student exchange programs both domestically and abroad. The Newington chapter is presently trying to raise money in order to sponsor a student from Newington. Early in the year, the club sold candy bars and had joint meetings with other chapters in the area in order to exchange ideas. 136 Ms. Dawidowicz, S. Guze, M. Cote, |. Gadea, |. Ferro, K. Donovan, T. Czerwinski, M. Szerej-ko, S. Woronick, N. Cunningham, B. Martucci, K. Breton,). Kaiko,). Sampson, P. Meskill, F. Benitez. Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica The Spanish National Honor Society consists of students who have excelled in the Spanish language. Each year the society inducts its new members and officers at an impressive candle-light ceremony. Sandra Guze was installed as president for the 1973 -74 year. Throughout the year, the students and their advisor, Ms. Marie Dawidowicz, get together for such activities as dining at a Spanish restaurant and hearing several guest speakers talk about Spain. Many members also tutor Spanish-speaking children in Hartford. M. Hart, I. Lang (M + A) (T-H) =LE+(A-G)!-UE The Math League participates in Math meets, competing with other schools. During these meets, the members find their knowledge of mathematics is tested to the highest degree, for the problems they are given must be completed in a limited amount of time. Not only must the members have extensive knowledge con- cerning various aspects of Math, but they must also have an inventive, imaginative mind to solve some of the problems they are presented with. 137 Are You III? P. Botticello, D. Liscitano S. Botticello, C. Zaleski, D. Korzynski Deca Deals Distributive Education is a 2 year sequential program involving students in the area of Marketing and Distribution. DECA enables students to act as dealers, to sell candy in the cafeteria, to offer many fund raising items at the Sunshine Shoppe, and also to enter state and national competition. The Future Nurses Club enables aspiring nurses to learn about the health field. At their meetings, they hear speakers talk about the different aspects of nursing and medicine. They also do volunteer work to become acquainted with their future goals. ROW 1 D. Fuehrer, M. Horn, C. Mag, L. Meucci, C. Moore, S. Bloethe, N. Harrington, ROW 2 B. McQueeny, C. Tracy, C. Gumkowski, E. Bakinow, L. Slocum, D Rossignal. 20 Girls in One Shower? Yes, when the Varsity Shower Team gets together for its monthly soap-a-thon, it can happen. Restricted to senior girls, this group has as its objective the us- ing up of a bar of Ivory soap. Miss Eckersley and Miss Erlandson are the official timekeepers and the girl to finish her bar first, with- out eating it, wins. Fun and 20 super-clean girls are the results at finish time. We Support Guys Too! The Girl's Athletic Association is the largest organization in the school, with members numbering over one hundred. Each year they initiate many activities for both members and non-members. At the ice cream marathon the girls consumed gallons of ice cream, sauces, and whipped cream. A Dime-a-Dip Dinner , otherwise known as a Potluck Supper, was held where everyone could taste many delightful delicacies for only ten cents a serving. C. Magarian, L. Magnoli The year annually comes to a close with an exciting campfire at which G. A. A.'s annual Scholor-ship is awarded to a deserving member. 139 Art Club Draws New Members The Art Club consists of a group of artistically talented students interested in applying their skills. Working on scenery and props for Brigadoon and Sound of Mu- sic were some of the club's largest projects. The members also make quality posters for various organizations and activities. R. Bogdar, L. Stanford D. Carter, M. Fisher, L. Forsyth, S. Guze, T. Matzer. M. Shea, S. Vignone, D. Maljahian, G. Patel, N. Pignone. Graphic Arts Students Do More The Graphic Arts Club, for advanced students in the graphic arts program, enables interested students to work during free periods and after school on extracurricular projects or to assist in printing assignments for Newington High. Personal work, for which the student might not have time during class, can also be done, as well as the printing of tickets, programs, and schedules for school groups. With no officers except a treasurer, the students are given the opportunity to learn by doing more than in class work. R. Nyborg, Mr. Bajek 140 G. Lindsley, B. Storozuk, M. Kuzma. Photo Club Is Still Developing The N. H. S. Photo Club is the richest and most developed club in the high school! Such a thing is possible, but only if everyone pays his dues (which, according to one of its members, never happens). They take more pictures than are ever developed; but they do it well. Meetings? What meetings!? Oh, they're every other someday of every other some number of weeks. Without them this book wouldn't be possible. So, smile and see yourself as you were! ROW 1: R. Friedli, M. Brown, J. Lang,). Bliss, J. Connolly, S. Bujnowski, B. Wolfson; ROW2: S. Brennan, N. Stamm, A. Karpuc, L. MacGregor, R. Bogdan, S. Horn, R. Flynn, J. Stark, M. Lang. You Can Tell an AVES When You See One. A.V.E.S. combines the manpower of the First Infantry Division, the intelligence of Albert Einstein, the overall knowledge of the Central Intelligence Agency, and the leadership of Atilla the Hun. A. V. E. S. members are always in service to the school, whether they are sleeping on the master bed in the projection room or eating a seven course lunch in the Photo Club Darkroom. J. Bling Enterprises is always handy when someone needs the Key to a situation; this year culminates a four year stand as co-chairman of the organization. ROW 7 K. Holcombe, L. Masur, L. Driscoll, D. Neiman, B. Wolfson, L. LaChance. ROW 2: S Bujnowski C. Tracy, R Randich, R. Ohanesan, L. MacGregor, N. Stamm, M. Brown, ). Bliss, D. Ferrame, ). Connolly. ROW 3: M. Lang, A. Karpuc, D. MacCanhy, R. Bogdan, R. Friedli, T. Velkas. ... Ecology Promotes Conservation The Ecology Club membership is small but devoted. Its purpose is to educate others concerning environmental protection. Projects have included the planting of 200 trees and working at the Newington recycling center. The ecology club helped to organize the Politics of Pollution Conference, a state-wide politically-oriented environmental-action convention sponsored by Raph Nader's Connecticut Citizens' Action Croup. Community and student body support contributed to the success of the projects led by a small nucleus of club members. B Heinz, P. Kowar, L. Stalbush, B. Sack, D. Sheiman, N. Johnson, N. Schuddekopf, P. leMay. C. Carey, K. Anest, C. Davis, M. Menard, P. Sandilli, P. Guay, E. Cupsaw, C. Bryck, E. Bonin-segna, J. fu, S. Scheinder, D. Botticello, P. Puza, M. Sanford, A Petrozzi, D. Dengesas K Riley. Ex Libris Keeps Busy Ex Libris, Newington High School's Library Club, keeps a busy schedule. Among other activities, the club annually holds a pot luck supper and a Christmas Tea. All members belong to the statewide organization. Nutmeg 020. In the spring, officers for the next year are nominated and elections are held at the Forage Restaurant. Some student librarians also attend the New England Leadership Conference at the University of New Hampshire. 142 Kathy Riley, Kathy Carey Service With a Smile The Key Club, which is a Kiwan-is Club for high school students, is made up of a group of guys who care about other people. Basically a service organization, annual events include Project Turkey and a Cancer Drive. Along with selling candy and a booth at the Block Party, much time is given to helping others. New Craft Club Creates The Leatherworking Club is an organization new to N. H. S. There are no formal meetings; the members just come in and work on projects during their leisure time. These young craftsmen make belts, purses, and other leather goods. The club's advisor, Mr. Scovran, wants the members to enjoy exploring the craft of leatherworking; without the hassle of grades. 143 144 Scribe Becomes Penser ROW 1: L. LaBissoniere, K. Bottiglieri, S. Clopton, S. Connoly, D. Neiman, B. Sinatra, P. Swayne, B. Cormier,). La Rosa ROW 2: L. Penny, M. Fisher, N. Harrington, C. Cohen, | Bliss, B. Loveland, M. Fancher, L. Kinney, J. Ouellette, K. Wanza, E. Capshaw, S. Beaureguard. Ever since Newington High School has been open, Scribe has been a way of life month after month, but 1973 saw the advent of Penser a monthly magazine in the stead of Scribe. Put out through the ambitious efforts of the student writers, The Penser covers all areas of student life, from sports to travel to college. This year's editors-in-chief, Adrian Kounaris and Susan Clopton, working side by side with that legendary, literary champion Mr. William C. Hall, their adviser, made The Penser's first year a challenging precedent to future editors. 145 A Hex On Drama! J. Lang, A. Valencia J. Lang, D. Guidobono J. Ring, C. Stevens, J. Hohman, J. Sherman The Drama Club, Newington High's resident group of slightly insane thespians, produced Arthur Miller's The Crucible on October 19. The show, a veritable paragon of perfection, went on without any of the malapropisms that were present in rehearsal. Mrs. Napolitan, N. Frietag. B. Martucci, P. Smith M. Scherban, J. Ring D. Aune, M. Scherban, D. Neiman, P. Carbone, P. Smith 'fj J ■ -1 Lfc A ROW 1 Mrs. Napolitan, J. Lang; ROW 2. N. Mason; ROW 3: M. Scherban, B. Martucci, J. Frietag, J. Ring, P. Carbone, D. Guyette, A. Ambrose, D. Guidobono, C. Fenner, J. Hohman, K. Bliss, C. Stevens, |. Sherman, D. Aune, P. Smith, D. Neiman, P. Botticello, A. Valencia O. Guyette, A. Valencia, D. Aune, D. Guidobono, J. Lang, A. Ambrose Some of these malapropisms consisted of such brilliant remarks as: You've ripped the Deputy Warrener's governt, man! and I see you've sent for Rever- Brought to You in Living Color by . . . ROW 1: T. Glass, M. Gray, N. Schuddekopf; ROW 2: D. Kummer, D. Simmons; ROW 3: B. Sinatra, D. Pluta, J. Olson; ROW 4: B. Wanza, M. Fisher; ROW 5 A Rippel Notice anything new in the yearbook this year? All this color, artwork, photography, wit and wisdom is the result of a year's hard work by a group of 53 determined seniors and 2 just as determined advisers. It's a lot more work to come out with a different book, a really good book, but this didn't stop the staff. Wednesday afternoons (and evenings!) held in store every kind of activity from rap sessions last year to the first sneak preview of Sequin 74 this year. but Babcock Jane Bobko, Lauren Forsyth But the staff's hard work paid off in what's now in your hands. Yet one senioi still continues to ask the editor, You mean you're doing all this without a salary? You're crazy! L. Dowjat, M. Albanese, P O'Neil, J. Mazurek, J. Danforth Jeff Lang. ROW 1: C. Fenner, ROW 2 K Golden, K. O'Toole, ROW 3: N. Lukas; ROW 4: T. Czerwinski; ROW 5. S. Woronick, D. Lebel. G. Jones, L. Forsyth, P. Barnicle, B. Martucci, D. Borawski, J. Haraczkiewicz, L. Baz zano, J. Bobko D. Barowski, Mrs. DeNapoli, P. Barnicle, L. Forsyth, B. Martucci, J. Bobko, J. Haraczkiewicz, G. Jones, L. Bazzano. D. Virkutis, M. Voskobiynyk, J. Fu, J. Stafstrom, S. St. Pierre, C. Magarian, C. Ricci, K. Wood. 152 Mary Lou Albanese, Pat O'Neil. Let's Go Indians! Rita DeMilia Pat Swayne Linda Magnoli, Sheree St. Pierre, Kathy Patz, Rita DeMilia. 156 Linda Magnoli, Patti Swayne, Sheree St. Pierre. Linda Magnoli Ms. Dawidowicz Maureen Madigan Margaret Szerejko Let's Go Indians! At the football, soccer, and basketball games one can hear the cheerleaders yelling Let's Go Babe! or Come on Indians! Their long practices bring good cheers and they give lively support to all teams. Coming home on the bus from away games, sad or sometimes happy voices are heard singing down Cedar Mt. Bringing out spirit isn't easy, but with some help from the rowdies these girls do a great job. 157 Sheree St. Pierre Football Ends Home Season With a Win The varsity football team completed its home season with a 14-6 victory over Plainville. An exciting 2 touchdown rally in the fourth quarter provided the winning margin for the first victory over Plainville in our 4 years here. Pete Hepple led the team for the year in pass receptions with 39 for 403 yards. Andy Murphy was tops in the interception department with 6. Murphy was also voted to the first squad of the All-C. V. C. team for his outstanding over-all play. Receiving Honorable Mention were Ken Scallion and |on Pranitis. 158 Bob Teraila, Jeff Bogoian. Eugene D'Angelo 160 RECORD Newington 0 Farmington 12 Newington 0 South Windsor 0 Newington 0 Bloomfield 18 Newington 9 Southington 30 Newington 6 Simsbury 30 Newington 12 Windsor 28 Newington 24 Rockville 41 Newington 14 Windsor Locks 6 Newington 14 Plainville 6 Newington 8 Glastonbury 20 Andy Murphy, Jon Pranitis, Mike Kuzma, Ken Scallion. Harriers Top .500 The Cross Country Team, lead by Captain Warren Hamblet and seniors Sandy Pilz and Tom Mon-gellow, compiled a 6-5 overall record, 5-4 in the C.V.C. this past fall. Hamblet was injured in the Simsbury meet and could not run successfully the rest of the season. With his absence, Pilz provided the winning momentum for the team. One of the high points of the year was a sparkling win over New Britain in the second meet of the season. ■ Warren Hamblet Sandy Pilz 162 Tom Mongellow P. Swanke, Coach O'Rourke. ROW 7. D. Wartschow, M. Randich, S. Pilz, W. Hamblet, T. Mongello, S. LaGasse; ROW 2: Coach O'Rourke, B. Giantonio, P. Swanke, J. Roback, j. Martin, W. Carle, T. Horwitz, K. Pot-tie, P. D'Antonio, P. D'Elia, G. Winialski, R. Wasyl. Coaches O'Rourke, Fitzpatrick, Petersen. NHS 32 Farmington 23 NHS 24 New Britain 37 NHS 43 Simsbury 17 NHS 24 Southington 37 NHS 42 South Windsor 17 NHS 16 Windsor 43 NHS 24 Windsor Locks 36 NHS 38 Rockville 17 NHS 25 Glastonbury 34 NHS 42 Plainville 17 NHS 15 Bloomfield 49 Soccer Team Makes Tournaments The varsity soccer team ended a successful 8-6-2 season with a tough 2-0 loss to Prince Tech in their second game of the State Soccer Tournament. They entered the play-offs ranked 16th out of 26, defeating Windsor 2-0 in their first match-up. 164 Highlights of the year included a 4-1 trouncing of arch-rival Bloomfield backed by the everpresent fans, armed with bells, pots, pans, garbage can covers and various other noise makers. A 5-0 whipping of non-conference foe East Hartford in the following game clinched a tournament berth for the highriding booters. Senior Jim Vassar was then named to the All-Star Class L Soccer Team for his outstanding performance this year. ). Vassar, T. Glass, M. Viccaro, D. Rizzo, K. Kowar, B. Hannafin 165 Coach Nugent Brian Hannafin, Jeff Rajotte. ROW 7. T. Fox, C. Stamm, D. Watt, K. Cameron, K. Kowar, J. Vassar. ROW 2: M. Viccaro, S. Botticello, M. Brown, T. Class, D. Rizzo, B. Hannafin, Coach Nugent. ROW3: D. Barrett, W. Casprow, K. Prigodich, T. Riccio, M. Neistat, K. Mason, R. Potter, S. Weber, P. Wolfe. ROW 4 J. Rajotte, T. Gotta, T. Cowles, j. Connery, R. Seidman. jim Vassar, Ken Cameron. NHS 4 East Hartford 2 NHS 1 Hartford 0 NHS 0 Rockville 1 NHS 2 Simsbury 2 NHS 4 Southington 1 NHS 1 South Windsor 3 NHS 4 Windsor 1 NHS 1 Windsor Locks 2 NHS 3 Rockville 3 NHS 1 Glastonbury 2 NHS 2 Plainville 1 NHS 4 Bloomfield 1 NHS 5 East Hartford 0 NHS 0 Enfield 2 Tournament Play NHS 2 Windsor 0 NHS 0 Prince Tech 2 Record C.V.C. Overall 4-3-2 8-6-2 Jr. Birdmen Fly Into Tournament Lisa Meucci. The Girls' Field Hockey Team has made it this year into the State Tournaments with their best record ever. Five wins, four losses, and two ties gave the Junior Bird-men a chance to compete; but a tough Stamford team was able to defeat them after 6 overtimes and 1 goal scored in the dark. Co-captains Lisa and Manny, along with seniors Gail, Joan, Eileen, Jackie, Maureen, Gina, Chris, and Nancy were determined throughout the season to be a winning team as well as a close one. ROW 7: J. Kaiko, M. Gray, M. Bonninsegna, L. Meucci, N. Davidson; ROW 2: E. Healy, G. Crossway, J. Mazvrek, G. Lynch, C. Magarian. 168 Patty Viccato, Emmanuela Boningsegna, loan Mazurek, Chris Magarian, Gina Lynch, Jackie Kaiko, Lisa Meucci, Gail Crossway, Eileen Healy, Kathy Remigino, Miss Karen Erlandson, Maureen Bendzinski. w‘- Pooba could often be heard yelling from her goal cage, encouraging all teammates on to victory and success which was theirs through teamwork and dedication. NHS 3 Manchester 0 NHS 6 East Windsor 0 NHS 4 South Windsor 0 NHS 4 Avon 3 NHS 0 East Windsor 0 NHS 1 Fermi 4 NHS 2 Simsbury 3 NHS 2 Fermi 6 NHS 0 Hall 1 NHS 0 Windsor Locks 0 NHS 1 Conard 0 •NHS 0 Stamford 1 •Tournament Game Tall Squad Hoping for Lofty Season The 1973-74 edition of the N.H.S. basketball team, the tallest in the C.V.C., opened the season with two disheartening losses to East Hartford and Bloomfield. The team then truly became one as they went 6-1 over the next 7 games with a one-point overtime defeat of Plainville becoming the most spirited contest ever played in the N.H.S. gym. L. Bazzano, R. Vogel. That tight win gave the squad the momentum they needed as they next rolled over Windsor, league-leading Rockville, Windsor Locks and Glastonbury. Co-Captains Lou Bazzano, Dwight Davies, and team members Scott Doyle, Kev Kehoe, and Ken Plourd should definitely attain a winning season and a berth in the State Tournaments. 170 Scott Doyle Ed Lieber NHS 53 East Hartford 58 NHS 65 Bloomfield 77 NHS 69 Southington 65 NHS 52 Simsbury 63 NHS 40 Plainville 39 NHS 66 Windsor 54 NHS 72 Glastonbury 54 NHS 82 Rockville 72 NHS 58 Windsor Locks 51 NHS 73 South Windsor 88 NHS 65 Bloomfield 94 NHS 37 Simsbury 53 NHS 64 Southington 65 NHS 70 Windsor Locks 46 NHS 52 Plainville 49 NHS 80 Windsor 69 NHS 61 South Windsor 74 NHS Glastonbury NHS Rockville NHS East Hartford 171 Captain Dwight Davies Dwight Davies Coach Reisner ROW 7 T. Franclino, M. Neistat, L. Bazzano, D. Davies, E. lieber; ROW 2: Coach King, R Vogel, K. Plourd, S. Doyle, L. Killis, K. Kehoe, Coach Reisner. 17? Captain Lou Bazzano Reach Out for Victory Two highlights that made a great year for the Girls' Basketball Team were qualifying for the State Tournaments and breaking a Windsor Locks winning streak of 25 games by the score of 41-38. Two seniors, Lynn and Bette, were both outstanding players for the team with Bette scoring well over 200 points this season. RECORD NHS 47 Farmington 35 NHS 37 Simsbury 24 NHS 40 New Britain 42 NHS 47 Bloomfield 41 NHS 39 Enfield 48 NHS 48 Farmington 21 NHS 59 South Catholic 39 NHS 48 Glastonbury 41 NHS 41 Windsor Locks 38 NHS 48 Glastonbury 22 Ellen Kruk, Nancy Socha, Mo Bendzinski. 174 Bette Mercak Coach Turner Lynn Failla ROW 1: Lynn Failla, Bette Mercak, Julie Koczera; ROW 2: S. Kahn, J. Disco, S. Combs, P. Sykes, J. Anderson; C. Carter, M. Basdekian, C. Remigino; ROW3: M. Luebeck, C. Schaffer, O. Tartaglia, E. Kruk, J. Cramer, C. Sutton, S. Schaller, M. Bendzinski, N. Socha, Coach Turner. 175 Julie Koczera Gymnasts Spring Into Action The Girls' Gymnastics Team, under the guidance of Co-Cap-tains Jackie and Eileen, and with help from each other, are having a good season. Each girl has an important role, not just by doing her event but, by doing it well, doing it for her team. Gracefulness counts, so these girls practice every day after school on moves, jumps, aerials, flips, etc. Spirit is an important part of every team, but these girls really go all out. Determination is also important; these qualities add up and make the team what it is — a good team with plenty of energy and enthusiasm to match. ROW 1: L. Magnoli, ). Kaiko, E. Healy, C. Karamby. ROW 2 R Backofen, L. Sicuranza, S. Barnicle, K. Woznycki, B. Barrett. ROW 3: B. Schmitt, N. Nappi, S. Dworski, T. Doering, L. Flodin. ROW4:J. Barnicle, L. LaChance, C. Magnoli, B Stubbs, A. Melly, M. Farante. Linda Magnoli Gina Karambay Jackie Kaiko 176 Mike Roback The Boy's Gymnastics Team, coached by Mr. Gus Constantine and led by captain Mike Roback and seniors Tom Lindsay and Jeff Geiger, has charged to a 6-2 record thus far this seasonjBack from a 12-2 record last year, their first as a varsity sport, the squad hopes to enter the State Tournament once again. As of this writing, Tom Lindsay is the first team member eligible to compete in the C. I. A. C. Individual State Championships. More participants of this year's 13 member team are expected to receive this privilege as the season progresses. Peter Rowland Jim Carter 177 Tom Lindsay ROW 7: T. Mongello, J. Geiger, M. Roback, T. Lindsay; ROW 2. P. Traficanti, J. Carter, Coach Constatine, R. Griggs, M. Maderas; ROW 3. S. Galley, W. St. Amand, N. Friedli, P. Rowland; ROW4: J. Montano, S. Carter. Neil Friedli Joan Barnicle Noelle Nappi Carol Magnoli Coach Eckersley Coach Constantine, P. Traficanti Lisa Flodin 178 Track And Field Sprints to Upset Win The Track Team blasted from behind to defeat defending Class M champ Farmington, 44-38. The winning points came in the last relay when Vin Fort caught up to and out-distanced the Farmington runner for the victory. Previously, the team, lead by Co-Captains Vin Fort and Warren Hamblet, had beaten Bulkeley 48-34 in their first contest of the season. W. Hamblet, V. Fort, S. Pilz. J. Gagne, F. Benitez, P. Swanke, S. Bacon, T. Fox. ROW 7 P. Swanke, S. Bacon, S. Pilz, V. Fort, W. Hamblet, T. Fox, J. Gagne, F. Benitez; ROW2: P Delia, B. Kolodziej,S. Legasse,T. Gotta, R Wasyl, P D'Antomo, M. Randich, G Winalsk., M. Boorman; ROW 3: Coach Fitzparick, D. Wortchow, S. Prigodich, D. D'Angelo, T. Callahan. B. Broman, C. Swanke, J. Martin, J Roback. 179 Success Once Again One of the winningest teams in the school during the 73-74 year, the NHS Girls' Swim Team achieved a record of 11 wins and 2 losses, placing third in the State Championships. The girls were able to accomplish these successes not only by maintaining a highly competitive spirit but also by retaining good rapport with other team members and treating each other with sportsmanlike respect. These girls really have what it takes to be not only a winning team but also a close one, which, in years to come will give Newington High School a sense of pride and will, perhaps, help to promote Girls' Sports within the school, The Girls' Swim Team is honored to compete for the school and should certainly take pride in their fine accomplishments. Miss Victoria Boucher, Coach. ROW 7. K. Bloomquist, Captain K. O'Toole, P Barnicle, D. Kummer, K. Widlak, C. Moore, Captain P Sykes; ROW 2 A M Guiness, L. Stevens, P. Sykes, B. Glass, S. Hildreth, P. Muldoon, S. Connolly, Slocum, B. Barrett; ROW3: G. Klimczak, C. Slocum, D. LaRose, L. Sicuranza, G. Kasper, N. Eddy, S. Goodrich, N. Socha, B. Dennis, L. Summa, Coach Boucher, Coach Meuter; ROV 4: N. Gustafson, C. Lowe, B. Schmidt, A. Lent, j. Lyman, B. Stevens, M. Whalen, S. Botticello, A. Balicki. P. Barnicle, K. O'Toole, G. Klimzak, L. Summa, A. McGuiness, Coach Boucher, B. Barrett, A Balicki, B. Dennis, B. Glass, G. Kasper, C. Moore, 1. Remigino, D. Kummer, B. Schmitt, K. Widlak, N. Socha, S. Barnicle, P. Muldoon, P. Sykes, B. Stevens, D. LaRose, C. Low, A. Lent, K. Bloomquist, N. Gustafson. 181. Anne Balicki Miss Boucher, B. Schmitt, N. Gustafson, J. Lyman. Swimmers Drowned Opposition The N. H. S. Boys' Swim Team opened its third season with three convincing wins, scoring over 100 points in each meet against opponents Bulkeley, Windsor Locks, and Plainville. They appear headed for a very successful season under the coaching of Mr. Joe Oldakowski. Mr. O has done a great job in working with each member of this year's squad. Senior Captain Tom Glass leads the powerful swiming and diving contingent which will give the toughest competitors a sprint for the State Title. ROW 7 R. Kintner, D. Erwin, R. Friedli, T. Glass, C. Stamm, F. Boorman, D. Watt; ROW2: E. Bernard, J. Knorr, P. Day, J. Smith, J. Guerrette, J. Rajotte, B. Callahan, S. Whitney, M. Robinson, P. Endy, j. Doe, Mr. Oldakowski; ROW 3: S. Kalinowski, j. Nollner, D. McCarthy, S. Vadnais, J. Cramer, S. Marvin, J. LeBlanc. 182 Dave Watt 183 Russ Kintner Diamond Combine to Grind The baseball team will return to the field with high hopes of improving last year's 11-6-1 record. The squad entered the tournaments ranked 12th, but was upset by Manchester in the first round, lay Griffin, Andy Murphy, Steve Kuzoian, and Lou Bazzano were named to the All-Conference team in “73. All are seniors and will return along with Dave Palmeri, Pete Hepple, and Mike Kuzma to make 1974 a promising year for N. H. S. baseball. Thump Kuzoian 184 Capt. Jay Griffin ROW 1: C. Factor, D. DeMaio, M. Luebeck, D. Lyons, A. McDonald, M. Russo, D Repoli, C. Stedman; ROW 2: Coach Davis, B. Urso, D. Pal meri, A Murphy, S. Kuzoian, R. Vogel, P. Hepple, M. Kuzma, L. Bazzano, J. Griffin, M. Loomis, Coach Petrovic. Captain Lou Bazzano 185 Mike Kuzma 186 Capiain Jay Griffin Dave Palmeri, Thump Kuzoian 187 Advertisements Congratulations to the Class of 1974 from NEWINGTON GIANT GRINDERS The Students Home Away from Home 134 Market Square STEVE KUZOIAN, PROP. DOLL FACTORY 1 MARKET SQUARE NEWINGTON, CONN. THRIFTY DRUGS, INC. 1074 Main St. 666-4659 The Loft Gift Shop — 2nd floor Best Wishes to Newington's Class of 1974 Barry Gordon Ed Martin Largest Selection of Oil Paintings UNIVERSAL ART GALLERY 2315 Berlin Turnpike Newington, Conn. 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Gray, Maureen Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,11,12; Pep Club 9; V.S.T. 12; Future Nurses 9; Girls' Field Hockey 11,12; Girls' Track 11,12; Revitalization Corps 10. 208 Griffin, Jay Baseball 10,11, Captain 12; All-CVC. Groves, Susan Student Council 9; Drama Club 9; G.A.A. 9,12; Pep Club 9; Spanish Club 9; Revitalization Corps 11,12. Gumkowski, Cindy G.A.A. 9; Pep Club 9; Ski Club 9, Synchronized Swimming 10,11; Revitalization Corps, 10. Gustafson, William A. Golf 11,12. Guze, Sandi Spanish Honor Society 10,11, President 12; National Honor Society 12; Youth Council 12; 'Brigadoon 11; Senior Choir 12; Art Club 11,12. Hadley, Thomas W DECA 11,12. Hamblet, Warren Crosscountry 9,10,11,12; Boys'Track 10,11,12. Haraczkiewicz, jane Drama Club 9; Sequin 12; Ecology Club 9; “Oklahoma 10; Art Club 10. Harrington, T. Showcase 10; Brigadoon 11. Hart, Margaret Math League 10,11,12. Healy, Eileen G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Girls' Gymnastics 9,10,11 Captain 12; Girls' Field Hockey 11,12; Girls' Track 10,11,12. Hepple, Peter C. Baseball 10,11,12; Football 9,11,12. Hinchdiffe, Bill Revitalization Corps 9,10. Hodgdon, Gail G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Revitalization Corps 10,11,12; Class Council 9,10,11. Hope, Doug Ski Club 9,10,11,12; Football 9,10,11,12. Hospod, Susan G.A.A. 9,10; Ski Club 10; Girls' Track 11; Revitalization Corps 10,11. Hurst, Elizabeth G.A.A. 9,10; Revitalization Corps 10. Jacobson, Lucinda G.A.A. 9; Pep Club 9; Youth Council 11, President 12; Revitalization Corps 10. Janelle, Lois G.A.A. 9,10; Pep Club 9; Synchronized Swimming 10, 11; Revitalization Corps 9. Johnson, Den Ski Club 9,10,11. Jones, Gladys Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,12; Pep Club 9; V.S.T. 12; National Honor Society 12; Oklahoma 10; Brigadoon 11; Art Club 10,11; Revitalization Corps 10,11. Jones, Lynnee Girls'Basketball 10. Jones, Sue G.A.A. 9,10,11,12. Kaiko, Jacqueline Executive Council 12; Spanish Honor Society 10,11,12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Girls' Gymnastics 10,11, Co-captain 12; Girls' Field Hockey 11,12; Girls' Track 11,12; Young Citizens for Ngtn. 9; Girls' State 12. Kalinosky, Tom Bicycle Club 9; Showcase 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 9,10,11,12; Symphonic Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Symphonic Band 9,10; Marching Band 9. Karambay, Gina Girls' Gymnastics 9,10,11,12. Kasprzyk, Janine G.A.A. 9,11; Synchronized Swimming 10,11. Kazlauskas, John Football 9. Korzynski, Denise Future Nurses 12. Kalin, Melinda A. Drama Club 9; G.A.A. 9,10,12; Pep Club 9; Bicycle Club 9; Ecology Club 10; National Honor Society 12; Ski Club 10; Girls' Track 9; Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10. Kennedy, Barbara Library Club 9; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10; Revitalization Corps 10; Spanish Club 10. Kingsley, John Golf 12. Kintner, Russell Boys' Swim Team 10,11,12. Kowar, Kevin National Honor Society 12; Soccer 10,11,12; Showcase 11,12; Concert Band 9; Stage Band 11,12; Symphonic Band 10, 12; Symphonic Orchestra 11,12; Marching Band 9,10,12; Student Board of Ed. 12; Pep Band 10. Kummer, Dawn Executive Council 9,10,11,12; French Club 9; Drama Club 10; Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10; V.S.T. 12; National Honor Society 12; Girls' Swim Team 10,11,12; Girls' Track 9; Young Citizens for Ngtn. 9; Oklahoma 10; Brigadoon 11; Concert Band 9; Symphonic Orchestra 10,11; Symphonic Band 10,11; Marching Band 9,10,11. Kuzma, Mike Graphic Arts Club 12; Boys' Basketball 9,10,11; Baseball 10,11,12; Football 9,10,11, Tri-Captain 12. Kuzoian. Steve Baseball 9,10,11,12; All-CVC Football 9. 209 Johnson, Mark Tennis 11. Lang, Jeff Scholarship Award 9,10; Penser Scribe) 9,10,11,12; Drama Club 9.10,11,12; Photo Club 9,10, President 11,12; AVES 9, Vice-President 10, President 11,12; Sequin 11; Sequin Photo Editor 12; Math League 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Young Citizens for Ngtn 9; Showcase 9,10,11,12; Brigadoon 11; Oklahoma 10; Student Board of Ed. 10,11, Vice-Chairman 12; Trinity Book Prize 11; Connecticut Association of Student Representatives 11,12; Connecticut Association Boards of Education 11,12; Media Curri-culm Committee 9; Social Studies Curriculm Committee 10; Sound of Music 12. Lamb, lean Library Club 9; Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,12; Senior Choir 11,12; Girls'Choir 9,10. La Plante, Karen G.A.A. 9; Girls' Gymnastics 9,10. Larson, Karen G.A.A. 9,10; Revitalization Corps 10. Le Bel, Deborah Penser (ScribeHI; Sequin 12; Ecology Club 10; National Honor Society 12; Oklahoma 10; Brigadoon 11; Chamber Orchestra 12; Symphonic Orchestra 9,10,11,12. Lindsay, Tom Boys' Gymnastics 12; Football 12. Lindsley, Gerald Graphic Arts Club 10,11,12; Young Citizens for Ngtn. 9. Liss,Dona Latin Club 10. Mansfield, Susan Girls' Track 9. Manzi, Debbie Drama Club 9; Ski Club 9; Girls' Gymnastics 9; Girls' Field Hockey 9. Martucci, Bill Spanish Honor Society 11,12; Drama Club 10,11,12; Sequin 12; Revitalization Corps 10,11. Mattarocci, Susan Class Committees 9,10; Social Chairman 11,12; G.A.A. 9,10,12; Treasurer 11; Girls' Gymnatics Manager 9; Girls' Field Hockey Manager 10, National Honor Society 12; Pep Club 9, 10,11,12; Intramural Volleyball 11,12. Maynard, Mary-Jo G.A.A. 9,10. Mazurek, Joan Sequin 12; G.A.A. 11,12; Pep Club 10,12; V.S.T. 12; Girls' Field Hockey 11,12; Girls' Track 11,12; Youth Council 12; Showcase 12; McCusker, Linda Revitalization Corps 11. McDonnell, Michelle G.A.A. 9. McGrath, Gloria G.A.A. 9,10,11; Girls' Gymnatics Manager 9; Youth Council 9,10; Social Chariman 11,12; Revitalization Corps 9, 10,11. Listro, Carol G.A.A. 9. Listwan, Greg Latin Club 9,10, Football 9,10,11. McGuiness, Brian Boys' Basketball 9,10. McGuiness, Michael Football 9; Boys' Swim Team 11. Loveland, Beth Ann Executive Council 10,11,12; Penser 12; G.A.A. 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; National Honor Society 12; Girls' Track 10; Young Citizens for Ngtn. 9; Brigadoon 11; Chamber Orchestra 12; Symphonic Orchestra 9,10,12; Symphonic Band 9,11,12; Marching Band 9. Lukas, Nancy Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,12. Lynch, Regina G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; V.S.T. 12; Girls' Field Hockey 10, 11,12; Girls' Basketball 10, Girls' Track 9. Mag, Cathy Latin Club 9, Treasurer 10; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9; DECA 9,10,11, Vice President 12. Meade, Sheila Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; V.S.T. 12; Future Nurses 10. Mednick, Terry Executive Council 9,10, Vice-President 11, President 12. Mercak, Bette Girls' Basketball 9,10,11, Captain 12; Synchronized Swimming 10. Meskill, Pat Executive Council 11; Spanish Honor Society 11,12; Sequin Girls' Sports Editor 12; G.A.A 9,10,11,12; Executive Board 10,11; Sound of Music 12; Pep Club 9; V.S.T. 12; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Oklahoma 10; Brigadoon 11; Senior Choir 11,12; Girls' Choir 9,10; Class Committees 11,12; Intramural Volleyball 12; Home Room Representative 12; |r. Leader 9. Magarian, Chris Home Room Representative 11,12; Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10; Treasurer 11; Secretary 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; V.S.T. 12; Girls' Gymnastics 11; Girls' Field Hockey 10,11,12; Girls' Track 11,12; Showcase 11,12; Revitalization Corps 10. Meucci, Lisa Junior Leaders 9,10; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Girls' Field Hockey 10,11, Captain 12; Girls' Track 9; DECA Reporter 11; Parliamentarian 12. Michelsen, Susan G.A.A. 9,10; F.B.L.A. 10,11. 210 Magnoli, Linda Spanish Honor Society 10,11; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Treasurer 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Girls' Gymnastics 9,10,11,12; Varsity Cheerleader 10,11, Co-Captain 12. Minahan, Steve Baseball 10. Mochon, Dennis Penser (Scribe) 11,12; Photo Club 11; Chess Club 9. Parker, Steve Revitalization Corps 10; Homeroom Representative 10,11,12. Mongellow, Tom Boys' Gymnastics 12; Cross Country 11,12; Tennis 12. Pasquale, Belinda National Honor Society 11. Moore, Cathy G.A.A. 10,11,12; Pep Club 9, V.S.T. 12; Girls' Swim Patel, Gita Library Club 9; Sequin 12; Art Club 12. 11, President 12. Patriss. Cynthia G.A.A. 9,10; F.B.L.A. 10,11. Morlino, )ohn Boys' Basketball 9. Pauloz, Kevin Ski Club 10; Key Club 11. Moulton. Bob AVES 11,12; Concert Band 9,11; Symphonic Band 10,12; Key Club 12. Pelletier, Guy Ski Club 9,10. Mueller, Barbara G.A.A. 9; Pep Club 9. Penfield, Kevin Showcase 11. Football 9,10,11, Tri-Captain 12; All-C.V.C. 12. Pilz, Sandy Cross Country 12; Boys' Basketball 9,10; Boys' Track 11,12; Baseball 9; Showcase 11,12; Revitalization Corps 11; Morning Announcements 12; Football, Basketball Announcer 12. Nathaniel, Terry G.A.A. 11; Future Nurses 10,11. Pittsinger, Jean G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 10, Ecology Club 9,10; National Honor Society 12. Nelson, Michael Showcase 11; Symphonic Orchestra 9,10,11,12. Netupski, Susan Revitalization Corps 10. Pluta, Debbie Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10; Future Nurses 10,11. Noivo, Edward F.B.L.A. 11; Revitalization Corps 9,10,11,12. Potter, Gale G.A.A. 9; Pep Club 9, Club 10; Synchronize Swimming 10; Revitalization Corps 10. Nucci, Beth G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Youth Council 11,12; Revitalization Corps 10,11. Pranitis. Jon Football 9,10,11,12; Symphonic Orchestra 9,10. Nyborg, Ricky Library Club 9; Graphic Arts Club 10,11,12; Ski Club 10; Soccer 9,10; Tennis 10; Magazine Drive Homeroom Captain 12; Homeroom Representative 9,10 Pranitis, Vincent Tennis 10,11,12; Football 9. Priola, Debbie G.A.A. 9. Olson, fanet Sequin 12; G.A.A. 11; Ecology 9; National Honor Society 12; Ski Club 10; Revitalization Corps 10. Pulek, Patricia G.A.A. 11,12; Future Nurses 10. O'Neil. Patti Sequin Typing Editor 12; G.A.A. 9,10; Executive Board 11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12; Showcase 12; Magazine Drive Quinn, Darcey Revitalization Corps 10. Homeroom Captain 12; Intramural Volleyball 11; Class Committees 9,10,11,12; V.S.T. 12. Ricci, Carla Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10; Pep Club 9; Ecology Club 10; Revitalization Corps 10. O'Toole, Kathy Sequin 12; G.A.A. 11,12; V.S.T. 12; Girls' Swim Team 9,10,11,12; Showcase 11,12; Oklahoma'' 10; Chamber Orchestra 11,12; Symphonic Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Symphonic Band 9, 10,11,12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; Synchronized Swimming 10,11, Riccucci, Norma Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Brigadoon 11; Senior Choir 11; Junior Achievement 10. 12. Rigio, Miguelina V.S.T. 12; Future Nurses 11; Art Club 11; Synchronized Swimming 10. Packard, Trudy Drama Club 11. Riley, Kathy Library Club 9,10,11; Treasurer 12; Latin Club 10; Art Club 10; Brigadoon 11; Synchronized Swimming 10,11. Palmeri, Dave Boys' Basketball 10; Baseball 10,11,12; Showcase 11; Football 9. Rippel. Ann Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9; National Honor Society 12. 211 Rizzo, David AVES 9, National Honor Society 12; Boys' Gymnastics 10,11; Soccer 10,11.12; Boys' Basketball 9; Showcase 9,10,11; Director 12; Madrigal Choir 12- Stage Band 9 10.11.12: Symphonic Band 9,10,11,12, President 12; Marching Band 9,10,11,12; boys' State 12. Roberts, Walter Latin Club 10,11; National Honor Society 12; Symphonic Orchestra 9,10,11. Rodgers, Linda Showcase 11,12; Brigadoon 11; Senior Choir 11, 12. Rogers, Cathy G.A.A. 9,10,11; Pep Club 9,10; Girls' Gymnastics 9, 10,11,12. Rosenthal, Leonard Football 9,10. Rossignol, Diane Drama Club 10; Pep Club 9,10,11, Ski Club 10; Junior Leaders 10; DECA 12; Revitalization Corps, 10. Rusczyk, Elaine G.A.A. 9,10,11; Revitalization Corps 10,11. Russell, Lou Ann G.A.A. 9,10; Revitalization Corps 10. St. John, Karen G.A.A. 9,10; Senior Choir 11,12. St. Pierre, Donna Showcase 11. St. Pierre, Sheree Sequin 12; G.A.A. 10,12; National Honor Society 12; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 10; Varsity Cheerleader 11,12, Co-Captain 12. Sampl, Scott Folk Club 10; National Honor Society President 12; Showcase 11,12; Chamber Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Stage Band 10,11, 12; Symphonic Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Boys' State 12. Sanderson, Mark Intramural Volleyball 10,11. Scallion, Ken Football 9,10,11,12. Scheyd, Cindy G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,V.S.T. 12; Girls' Swim Team 10,11; Youth Council 12; Synchronized Swimming 10. Schuddekopf, Nancy Sequin Literary Editor 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Ecology Club 9,10,11,12; National Honor Society 12. Schuman, Barbara G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Pep Club 9,10,11; Future Nurses 10,11; Revitalization Corps 10; Home Room Representative 9,10. Schwanke, Karen Sequin 12; Concert Band 10; Symphonic Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Symphonic Band 9,10,11; Marching Band 9,10, 11. Scrivano, Joe Boys' Swim Team 10,11; Football 9. Sheiman, Deborah Penser (Scribe) 9; Drama Club 10; Bicycle Club 10. Ecology Club 9, President 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12. Shoor, Richard Penser (Scribe) 11,12; Photo Club 9,10,11. Silver, Jay Soccer 11. Simmons, Debbie Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12, Pep Club 10; Ecology Club 10; Chamber Orchestra 12; Symphonic Orchestra 9,10,11, 12; Symphonic Band 9,10; Marching Band 9,10. Simpson, George Boys' Track 11; Baseball 11, 12; Young Citizens for Ngtn. 9,10; Oklahoma 10; Brigadoon 11. Sinatra, Barbara Executive Council Delegate 10,12; Student Council Secretary 11; Penser (Scribe) 11,12; Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9,10; Pep Club 9,10; Ecology Club 9; National Honor Society Vice-President 12; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 10; Young Citizens for Ngtn. 9; Brigadoon 11; Senior Choir 11,12; Girls' Choir 10; Madrigal Choir 12. Slack, Michele G.A.A. 9,10; Revitalization Corps. 12. Smith, Pat Drama Club 10,11,12; G.A.A. 9,10; Girls' Track 10. Socha, Joanne Pep Club 9,10; Ski Club 10. Solari, Greg Boys' Basketball 9; Showcase 11. Spitko, Randy Soccer 10. Stack, Robert Soccer 9,10; Tennis 12; Revitalization Corps 10,11. Stafstrom, John Sequin 11,12; National Honor Society, Treasurer 12; Young Citizens for Ngtn. 9; Revitalization Corps 10. Stahlbush, Lois G.A.A. 12; Ecology Club 10,12; Brigadoon 11. Stamm, Clifford Boys' Swim Team 10,11,12; Soccer 9,10,11,12; Young Citizens for Ngtn. 9; Youth Council 12; Showcase 9,10; Concert Band 9,10; Stage Band 9,10, Marching Band 9,10. Stamm, Newell Penser 12; Photo Club Secretary 11, Treasurer 12; AVES Treasurer 12; Sequin 12; Concert Band 9,10. Sfec, Debbie Spanish Honor Society 11; G.A.A. 9. Stepensky, Mary Ann G.A.A. 9,10. Storozuk, Bob Graphic Arts Club 11,12. 212 Soilo, Lynore Showcase 11,12; Oklahoma 11; Senior Choir 9,10, 11,12; Madrigal Choir 12. Swanke, Paul Cross Country 12; Boys' Track 10,11,12; Football 9. Swanson, Deborah Young Citizens for Ngtn. 9; DECA Secretary 11,12. Swayne, Pat Homeroom Representative 9,10,11; Executive Council 12; Penser Sports Editor 12; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Executive Board 12; Pep Club 9,10,11,12, V.S.T. 12; Girls' Basketball 9; Baseball Scorekeeper 10,11,12; Varsity Cheerleader 11; Showcase 12; Oklahoma 10; Revitalization Corps. 10; Class Committees 11,12. Swirzewski, Ioann G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Ski Club 10. Sydlowski, £d Football 9,10. Sykes, Paula G.A.A. 9,10; National Honor Society 12; Girls' Swim Team 9,10,11,12; Showcase 12; Oklahoma 10; Brigadoon 11; Senior Choir 11,12; Madrigal Choir 11,12; Chamber Orchestra 9, 10,11,12; Symphonic Orchestra 9,10,11,12; Synchronized Swimming 11. Teraila, Bob Baseball 10; Football 9,10,11,12. Teraila, Kirk Football 9,10,11. Tinkham, Lois Latin Club 10,11; Ecology Club 10,11,12. Tracy, Carol A.V.E.S. 11,12; Oklahoma 10; Brigadoon 11; Girls' Choir 9,10; Senior Choir 11,12. Turner, Anne Young Citizens for Newington 9; Revitalization Corps 10. Vournazes, George Boy's Gymnastics 9. Wallace, Lisa G.A.A. 9, Pep Club 9; Revitalization Corps 10,11,12. Waltman, Cindy Executive Council 9,10,11,12; Youth Council 9, 10,11,12; Showcase 10,11; Class Council President 9, Secretary 10, Vice-President 11,12. Waft, David Boys' Swim Team 9,10,11,12; Soccer 10,11,12; Youth Council 11,12; Boys' State 12. Wei, Maria French Club 10; G.A.A. 9,10,11; National Honor Society 12; Future Nurses 10; Showcase 9,10,11,12; Majorettes 9,10,11; Captain 12. Wendrow, Sheryl Penser (Scribe) 9; G.A.A. 9,10,11,12. Pep Club 9; Home Room Representative 9,11. Widlak, Kim G.A.A. 9,10,11,12; Girls' Swim Team 9,11,12; Girls' Field Hockey 9; Youth Council 11,12. Wood, Karen Library Club 9; Photo Club 11; Sequin 12; Ski Club 10; Student Advisory Board 9; Revitalization Corps 10. Woronick, Susan Spanish Club 10; Spanish Honor Society 11,12; Photo Club 11; Sequin 12; National Honor Society 12; Revitalization Corps 10. Yannas, JoAnn G.A.A. 9,10; Majorettes 9,10,11. Zadrowski, Malt Golf 11,12; Youth Council 12. Zooleck, Becky D.E.C.A. 11,12; G.A.A. 9,10,11; Youth Council 9. Valencia, Anne Ecology Club 9; Drama Club 10, Treasurer 11, Vice-President 12. Valentine, Sharon G.A.A. 9; Ski Club 10. Viccaro, Mike Soccer 9,10,11,12. Virkutis, Danguole Sequin, Business Manager 12; G.A.A. 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Future Nurses 11; Girls' Track 10; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 11; Brigadoon 11. 213 Voskobiynyk, Marina Executive Council 12; Sequin 12; G.A.A. 9, 10,11,12; National Honor Society 12; Ski Club 10; Girls'Track 10. Junior Varsity Cheerleader 11; Brigadoon' 11. Link LaPort, Paul Soaft. S. Sampl, R. Brennan, D. Hope, D. Watt, T. Glass, S. Mattarocci, C. Connery, B. Sinatra, C. Waltman, C. Magarian. 214 The Spirit of 74 We are on our way now. . ''3 There is no turning back. But only memories. Where have we 6een And what have we becdrfte? Together we have rejoiced over every victory. And mourned at each defeat, Walked and talked and sfiared every 7:45 to 2:15, Tried and succeeded and sometimes failed Yet we didn't spend four years As you and I But as Us! We are 74, And we w ill never hapt Quitethe same agai And now we must But I will never forget you; For you have become An inseparable part of me, And I of you. And so we are forever one. This is not good-bye: It is simply Thank You” And a wish that what we have enjoyed here In the company of one another May be enjoyed by those who follow. — S. Babcock 215 Editor-in-chief Activities Editor Art Editor Art Editor Business Manager Literary Editor Photography Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor Typing Editor Typing Editor Yearbook Adviser Art Adviser Photographer American Yearbook Representative Cover Designer Susan Babcock Beverly Belcamino jane Bobko Lauren Forsyth Danguole Virkutis Nancy Shuddekopf Jeffrey Lang Robert Brennan Patricia Meskill Marylouise Albanese Patricia O'Neil Mrs. Patricia Erlandson Mrs. Valeria DeNapoli Mr. Bruno Catani Mr. Hank Hansis Loreen Bazzano Sequin Staff ?16